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City Sewage Plant Gets Off Ground Revenue Certificates For u d u > Sanford feral!* WEATHER: Fair not ao cold tonight Hisrh today, 65-70. Low tonight, 40-45. $400,000 Job Authorized ♦ VOL. 6a United Proas Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 658 The reorganized City Commis City Manager W. E. Knowles Prior to this, Crapp* wa* unani sion, under the leadership of new- emphasized that this waa a grant mously elected mayor and promis ly-*l*rted Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) and not "any hind of loan." ed to the "utmost to uphold th* Crappa, Tuesday night authorised Preparation for fiscal arrange- I I . * 0. " * * Ftseal Agent lxx>ml* l.eedy to pro menta include determination of dignity of th* job." ceed with arrangement* for tha Is eosta, rat* studies and adjustments Crapp* succeeded Jo* Raker aa Altamonte Veto Challenged suing of revenue certificate* to fi and preparation of a bond ordi mayor. nance a (400,000 sewage treatment nance. In other business, the board de plant. Knowles also told the board that nied a request from photographer Indications are that tha city th* commission would b* "pleas Henry Jameson for a waiver of would have to borrow only some antly surprised" as h* felt the the city occupational license; *4 « Hodges Calls For (200,000 to construct the plant plant would cost under (400,000. Tabled action on tha condemna Completion 01 Bulletin with the city getting an "outright The dtaeusslon of the sewaga tion ordinance; grant" of (139,000 from th* federal treatment plant was tha first or Set Jan. 22 for a public hearing LLSBON turn — Prime Min government to build the facility. der of business of th* new year. on Lh* new soning ordinaire*. ^ c Major Highway ister Antonio Aalaiar threalrned Legal Ruling On today to pull Portugal out of the By LABRY VERSHKI. United Nations became of Its (A few abott in the dirk and Jobs In '62 Seen failure to halt the Invasion of some left over remnants from Goa by India. Swofford's Move County Engineer Carlton Bliss 1M1.) Mayor Lawrence Swofford* veto • • • reported todiy that the road de ,, | , partment hopes to accomplish the of the new inning ordinance for All lilt week City Manager W. major projects Included In the n j u u i A . . . (he town of Altamonte Springs in K. Knowles has been telling the massive live-year road rebuilding a special meeting of the new coun press: "Make sure you bring your program during this yejr. camera to the City Commission cil Tuesday night brought * re Bliss said that work will start meeting Tuesday." It seems Tete BRIEFS quest from Councilman Jeff Hod this year on rebuilding two miles hail a surprise for the fourth es ge* that Attorney Joe Davii pre of the Fineway Bypass south of th* tate but apparently it fixated out. 3 Warehouses Burn Naval Air Station and the re pare a written opinion on the le After a careful investigation, we TAMPA (UPI) — Several hun building of one and three-quarters E. U. CARTER hua retired gality of the new mayor's action. discovered that the city had pur dred spectators turned out Tues of W. Lake Brantley Road. from the local selective Hodgca was chairman of the chased a 30 month old chimp and service hoard after 20 day night to watch a spectacular > • Pete had prepared to bring him to Roth projects are expected to years of service, It was re fire destroy three downtown ware Planning and Zoning Commission the meeting. Oh, well, to make a cost 140,000. ported today. The other houses in an hour-long blue. which worked must of last year long atory short, the chimp bit Other major construction this members of the board in preparing the controversial ordi year wit] be the rebuilding of Talks Postponed someone yesterday and was con clude E. C. Harper Sr., nance finally passed in special fined. Dodd Rd. bridge and the Smith GENEVA (UP1>—The 14-nation Canal Bridge. Cost of these two John Krider and W. 11. session of the old council last • • • Martin. Examinations for Laos peace conference postponed projects has been estimated at its first scheduled aesiion of the Friday night. Backing him in the 0 yes, Tele isn't telling who he the position of clerk to re 420,000. new year today while fresh efforts request was Frank Gerhanll, new bit. Discussing state projects for place Carter will be Riven councilman for Ward Two. under civil service. Appli were made to bring Laos' three » • • this year. Bliss remarked that he feuding princes together again. Swofford, in a prepared state Beautification project of 1961— is hopeful that bids will be let on cations will be accepted ment, said that it was regrettable ) 4 Sid Richard's rock garden on SR 436 from Hwy. 17-92 to Red until Jan. 8 and application Can’t Strike to have to veto an ordinance. Bug Rd. and the start of Inter blanks can be secured from Park Ave. MIAMI (UPI) — Circuit Judge However, he explained that lie was state 4 through Seminole County. the local post office. • • • Juc Eaton ruled Tuesday that bus doing to because lie fell the peo Bliss also said the road depart drivers cannot strike against Dade ple who nbjcrlrd to the zoning There'! no doybt that the city ment plana to stabilize 30-40 miles plana to concentrate on a sewage County's Metropolitan government plan were not given due consid of road and institute a new set of eration. He contended that the treatment plant and hold up action when the county takes over Wil specifics lions and rules for the of water improvements. City Opens Paving liam Pawley'i (our bus lines. ordinance had not been properly road department to spell nut more advertised or posted and said that • • • clearly what the county road Chinese Missing some parts of It prohibit the use Mystery of 1961—In which ware standards are. Bids Thursday of property and that additional house did KiChard pul the down UIDs is also hopeful of getting TAIPEI, Formosa (UPD—Fo legislation i* needed before cer i 4 town elock 7 more . cooperation (rtyn property Bids on the 121,000 Skoford lic* report* aald today that 16 Na tain parti Tould become operative. tionalist Ctilneae flailing boats • o • owneiT regarding rights tr. way street resurfacing program will be 1U based hia power of veto on FORMER MAYOR Joe Baker (right) hands over the gavel to J. H. (Jim to carry out road programs opened Thursday afternoon at with about 106 crewmen have been m y) Oiippi Tucaday night at tha roorgunlzationnl mooting of the City Zoning Director Robert Brown mining since they left southern Section 24 of the Town Charter tells ua that a three-man commit throughout the year. City HaU, City Manager W. E. which permits auch action within ComniinHion. (Herald Photo) Knowles said today. Formosa fishing port* last Satur tea of J. 11. Van Hoy, County En- day. five days of the original passing. glneer Carlton Bliss and himself Tha bid opening will be held In “I'll never recognize this ordi is currently working on rearrang the commission chambers at 3 ‘No Solution’ nance unless I'm advised through ing courthouse offices and moving Recordings Rise p.m. litigation that I must reverie my the county agent's office out of Six projects have been Included JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) — Foreign Minister Subandrlo said position. Tld* Is the most contro the courthouse. in the resurfacing program for the versial ordinance ever adopted In 1961-62 year. today Th* Netherlands' "no Third Cold Wave Of Week Brown saya the final report4will Altamonte Springi and probably ) I Sharply In County strings attached" offer to nego be ready in about a month and They are 24th St. from French tha first one ever tn be vetoed The recording of instruments in tiate with th* Indonesian govern that the apeclal committee report Ave. to Park; Myrtle from 24th to and I say it la vetoed!" be con- Seminole County haa tripled over 25th St.; Sanford Ave. from First ment will not solve the dispute on courthouse needs la being used eluded. as the basis for the study. a 10-year period and a sharp In St. to Firth St.; First St. from over Dutch New Guinea, crease is expected for the next Sanford to Park; Magnolia from Swofford's appointment of Grady Holds Florida In Grip • 4 4 decade, Clerk Arthur Beckwith J r , the railroad to 20th St. and Pal Protest Rejected HaU as Altamonte Police Chief Showman of 1961 — City Com reported this morning. metto from Seventh to 20th St. BERLIN (UPI) - The Soviet* and acting Fire Chief also came By I'nlled I'rese international fruit because damage from th* plains. Denver had ■ high ef 61 missioner Earl Higginbotham who Beckwith said 17,966 Instru Knowles said that (25,330.20 haa have rejected an American pro under question since applications first two cold front* since Christ degrees and th* temperature fished out a $100 bill from his ments were recorded In 1961 while been act aside in the budget for test against Communist police in for the police Job were bypassed Floridu'e third cold wav* in a inas was light. pockat last week, put It on the in 1951 only 5,531 were recorded. this improvement program. terference with U. S. traffic across al the special meeting which dis week put tourists to flight and climbed to 68 at Rapid City, S. D. table and (old the rest of the board Thla la an Increasa of over 526 the East-West border, the official pensed with routine order of bus threatened crops today hut Michigan dug out from under Fog lilted in th* Northwest aft to match It to give the chamber percent for the 10 year period, Lsit German newspaper Ncurs iness including reading of corros- rhinook winds banished polar air six inches of new snow. Mary er closing the SpuVau*, Wa.-ih-t eatra money. Beckwith said. Oviedo Swears In Deutschland said today. pondenrr. from moit other parts of the na land measured seven inches Tues airport (or 60 hour*. Rain moved • a a At the aama time, Circuit Judge Rod W. Tetrault asked that his tion except tha Northeast. day. The earn* atom dropped Into th* ar*a and Seattl* men*, Dog revenue in the city is way Volte Williams J r , said that caaea Showcase Popular application be read and ote made Bee lions from th* Great I.akea four Inches of snow on tang Is ured .83 of an Inch. At Raton, N. M., rescuer* plan down under the previous year, In Circuit Court from 1957 to 1961 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The of the Dec. 12 date. The applica to (lie Atlantic had a new veneer land and tine* Inches at Nan Mayor And Council ned another search today for a according to the latest audit. Last showed an Increase of 264 percent. Florida Showcase In New York tion of James Watt also was read of snow. Fog shrouded much of tucket, Mass. year only (286 was collected as Judge William* reported that The mayor and council of Oviedo City, with Seminole Indians, glass a* was a letter of explanation th# corn belt. Heavy rain peiUd Warm winds blowing off the 13-year-old boy missing on a hik compared to (462 the previous in 1967 there were 886 cases while were sworn in Tuesday night at blowers, flamingoes and bathing from Tracy SulUvan, former police the Pacific Northwest, Rockies raised temperatures to ing trip sinr* last Thursday. Only year, "No ona wants the job of last year there were 1,017, tha first meeting of the year and beauties at attractions for the chief, (tiling that his original The arctic air mas* dropped th* 60s and 60s in th* great one of hit three companion* sur taking care of the dogs," says City Discussing the rise In inetru- also th* first since the election in month, drew a record 243,651 resignation waa to have been ef temperature* Into the 2*>s In vived the ordeal on a anowy Manager W. E. Knowles. The com- mente records, Beckwith said that December. fective at the Jan. 8 regularly northern Florida and near free*- mesa. i ) 4 visitors during December. minion Tuesday night asked for the neat 10 year* he eapecte Sworn to two-year term* were scheduled meeting when, as a Ing along the state's normally Citrus Embargo In Atlanta, the Communicable Knowles to coma op with some some 68,464 Instrument# to be re Mayor M, L. Gary and Counellmen Bowlers Meet rule, the new council takes over. balmy Golf Coast today, threat Disease Center identified respira recommendations possibly of pay corded by 1071. B. F. Ward and T. L. Lingo Jr. Hia only reason for resigning was ening citrus and truck garden tory ailment* which b*ve struck MIAMI BEACH (U PI)-A pin- to live Ihe new mayor an oppor ing someone a little more money Sworn In for one year terms were pounding army of 432 bowlers crops, In California, Oregon, Colorado, to handle the dogs. Karl Higgin Ben Jones, W. R. Clonta and W. If. tunity to make hia own appoint Tlie Florida Citrus Commission Ruled Out Arizona, Missouri and Florid* re rolled Into action today as the ments tiie Idler stated, pointing botham suggested: "Pay 'em on a Martin. held an emergency meeting Tues LAKELAND (UIT)—Th* Flor cently ** type B influenza virus. Oviedo Selects National All-Star Tournament got out that ordinarily il would not commission rata." Councilman Ward s t i elected day but derided against embar id* Citrus Commission voted Tues underway at Miami Beach Con have brm opened or read until • • • president of the council succeeding vention Hall with record prize going si ipments of frost-nipped day against Imposing an embargo Young Harris, who did not run for the regular meeting Reds Blamed For How coma Harold Johnson has Fire House Site money of (too,out) at stake. to prevent freeze-da magt-d citrus n't got his county attorney's name re-election to lli* sound). Council A protest also was heard from fruit from reaching tha market. plate yet in the commission cham Oviedo'* new fir* house will he man Clonta was re-elected vice Dick Young, former fire chief, who Father Of 12 Dies 'i'iie commission derided there Portugal’s Revolt Progress Report fulled Press International bers T built on property adjacent to th* president. MOSCOW (UPI) - U. 6. Am- said that he had not resigned and was not enough fruit damaged in All members of th* council war* waa surprised to read it in the LISBON. Portugal (UPI)—Th# • • • Town Hall and th* architecture basiador Llewellyn E. Thompson In Plant Accident til* current rold snaps and that will conform to th* Town Hall. re-elected unopposed except Lingo, papers, lie asked for a public re PANAMA CITY (UPI) - T. H. which was damaged could b* cull- Portuguese government today County Commissioner Vernon today waa rxpectcd to tell the Thla was decided Tueeday night at who was elected for the first Urns, traction from Swofford whu told Rochefort, 40, father of 12 chil ed by th* Blat* Fruit Inspection blamed th# unsuccessful N ew Dunn was a visitor at the City British and French envoyt her* the monthly meeting of th* Town but who also was unopposed. him. "t'U retract no statement dren, was killed Tuesday night Division. Year'* Day revolt on the country'# Commission meeting Tuesday whet progress was made, if any, Council. Following tha swearing in cere which I did not make!" when he fell Into a smoke pipe Commission Chairman Key Communist party. Well. night. "Just free lancing" said in preliminary talka with Soviet mony Mayor Gary reappointed Swofford advised the volunteer at the International Paper Co. Beales Jr. of Wvlrsdale, however, Informed circles said th* uprising Curly. "Miaery love* company," Banford'a P. Wade Tye was des Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko George Kelsey as police chief and firemen through John Morrison, Plant Manugcr J. W. Lowry promised that the commission was tli* first step in a Red plan to said Ai Wilson. ignated aa th* architect for tha on the Berlin question. fire house after he had presented Mrs. Dorothy Courier aa town assistant chief, that they were to said (lie exact cause of death had would see to it that consumer* and overthrow th* regime of Prim# • • • preliminary plan* for th# (true- clerk. Morale Check continue operations as usual hut not been determined, Iml an In grower* would be protected front Minister Amoniu Salazar. \ * Oops, forgot to mention yester ture. TALLAHASSEE (UIT) - A made it definitely clear that Ihe vestigation waa under way. damaged fruit going into commer A communique Issued by th# day that Bill Hemphill and Scott A two men committee of Coun- Meet Set delegation headed by State Adju equipment le to stay within the cial channel*. at my said the attack by 40 or 60 Burns ware named to the mem oilmen W. R. Clont* and T. L. The Women's Auxiliary of Wa- tant General Mark W. Lance will city Umtts until the council makes Appeal Set Under the citrus code, th* cum- rubela on lh* army bar/acki at bership committee of the Chamber Lingo was appointed to work out kiwa Lodge 879 will meet today at visit U. S. Army tamps in three arrangements for outside cover- NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) — miatlon can order an embargo up lleja in southeastern Portugal of Commerce. the final details of th* fire house 7:80 p. m in th* Oddfellows Hall stales next week to check an *ge. Two Planned Parenthood League to two week* in duration to keep • n "ct “"d led *. • • and work with the airhltecl in get ou Magnolia Ave. All members the morale of Florida National Mayor Swofford alto made some officials will appeal their convic cold-darnag.d fiult off the market. oUt l>r Ul" ^m m unU l party aa Mayor Al Lormann said today ting them ready for actual con- aro aaked to mako an extra effort Guenlsmen and reservists called of the routine committee appoint tion of violating Connecticut's It also haa Ui* power to set »tWtegy, the de- tails of which the authorities are that the city would file an injunc atrurtion. to attend. to active duty. ments at Tuesday night's meeting. 1879 anti-birth control law. slandards for such fruit used by now unravaling." tion against the county to atop producers of frozen orange ron work on SR *Jt. Cltiiens protest central*. And it can us* the un wholesome fruit law to keep the j ing all those ditches. Herald Index • • • fruit out of chilled orange Juice Couple Who Lost Home, Children In Desperate Need and single strsngth canned oranga Bridge ... O Working for tevcrsl months on Juice. a surprise service for the lows, Classified Longwood's volunteer firemen fln- The young Negro couple who with their third child, an 16 month' th* Pig and Whistle, haa th* alaea Zdgar Joseph is of medium ding, blanket*, and all houaahold Co mtc* . _ •lly are okayed to let the cat out lost two children when their bum* old girl, who la In th* hospital suf of th* eoupl*. lira. Jrnelhel Joseph height, about five feet eight or equipment. Clear Sailing Dear Abby Entertainment of the bag. Chief Claude Layo re burned to th* ground New Year’* fering from critical burn*, th*Jr 1* a slendsr young woman, about nine, weighs about 150 pounds, haa Cotton Brown has volunteered to WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. ported today that approval of a Day or* desperately In need of reeeiva all clothing and bedding Carl Albert of Me A Inter. Okla., Editorial own live*, and th* clothe* they 23 years old and wears a alia 11 aid* 23 waist, 16V* shirt and 38 permit to operate e two-way short help from th* poopl* of S*nford. contributions at the Pig and Whti- a one-time Rhodes scholar, re I^gali — wavs radio a;stem connecting sB Btald** th*ir ebl1 i | !7il .1] m tilV • • The #anfnrft Vrralft Tape 2 — Wed. Jan. 3, 1!>02 Misly Prince NY Mayor Warns Bus Line Turns In Top NEW YOIliC (UPD—Mayor Hubert F. Wanner of “coercing" employes to work overtime, Quill warned the authority: Raceway Show told the nation'* largest private bus line to settle a new Tw “Unless you cease and desist from the-e strike Though the cold and rainy wea contract with a striking transit union today «»r face breaking activities, we will tuKc such action as neces the luas of jmany of its franchised routes. sary to bring this nonsense to an abrupt halt." ther put a damper on attendance The Wagner ultimatum to Fifth Avenue Couch Quill called a meeting of Local 100’s executive bourd at the Florida Quartcrhorse Assn, Lines to approve an already-set pattern of wages and for tonight to discuss action. qualifying races held Sunday after benefits for the Transport Workers Union (TWU), plus Transit Authority Commissioner Joseph O'Grady noon at tho Seminole Dark Race a city aid offer to meet the cost, was made Tuesday in denied extra trains or buses were out on, saying regular way in Casselberry, a small crowd the second day of a strike nffccliiig 1.5 million dally schedules were sufficient to handle riders from the of loyal racing fans braved the riders in New York and suburban Westchester County. struck private bus lines. elements to view the event. The At the same time TWU president Mlchuel Quill is The transit authority and five other private bus Lion* Club of Casselberry co sued a veiled hint he might call t walkout against the lines In the city reached agreement with the TWU last sponsored the races to benefig) New York City Transit Authority, whose subways and wee!:. However, Fifth Avenue Coach and two subsidi their sight conservation fund. | # buses carry millions of riders daily. aries in the city and Westchester County argued they Fastest performance of the after Accusing the authority of adding hundreds of extra could not afford to pay the Zd-cemJiuurly wage pack noon was turned in by Misty Priest subway cars and buses to service strike-hit riders, and age approved by the other private bus lines. in the fourth race with a lime of iCjifi 16.33 seconds (or the 300 yard course. The following horses qualified TB Assn. Asks J. Henry Lee, for the Futurity to be run at Tropical Park In Miami on Jan. 13: First Race—UP Red Francis, Former Resident, 17.4, A. L. Bullis, St. Cloud, own-^ Help With Seals cr, Luke StcKalhan. Orlando, Thousand! of reminder folder* trainer: second, Little Tccnsic, have been milled out by the Sem King Rach of Florida, owner. Dies In Tampa JASON JAY VAKNUM in nhown here »» ho Bleeps peacefully in hia Clyde Saucer, Jacksonville, train inole County Tuberculosis and mother'd urma after hla arrival In Seminole Memorial Hospital at 12:45 Health Assn, asking for support of J. Henry Ltr, (13. a former res er; Arbuckle Bert (alternate), p. m. January 1st. This probably Rives him the distinction of being the tbs Christmas Sail drive, Mrs. ident of Bsnford, died of a heart Glenn Murphy. Sebring, owner, Lorraine Graham, exec, secretary, attscL Sunday, at a hospital In first baby bom in Seminole County this year und he may be the recipient Leonard Alexander, Ocala, train said today. Tampa. of gifts and prizes from the merchants of Sanford. He is the second non er. In conjunction, Hr. Hawley H. Leo was born In Sanford on and sixth child of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L, Varaum of Longwood. Second Race: Misty Nell. 17.2, feller of Tampa, president of the 8*pL 35. 199$, and made his home (Heral.l Photo) Gceeh Partin. Kissimmee, owner, Assn., his said that “Tuberculo- hera until hr moved to Tampa 35 E. A. Blasingamc, Bunnell, train-f- ala ramaini an Important public years ago. er; Second place, Septa Carlton, health problem." He Is survived by hi* wife, Mrs. Walter Gliletee, Wiuchula, owner Figures show that the number Lola l.ee and two daughters, Miss Rapid Telephone and trainer; Third piece. Flying e i new, previously-undiagnosed Janlra Lee of Tampa, and Mrs. South Now Nation's Witch, Vaughn Dekle, Jackson tuberculous eases reported In Thomas Shew of Columbia, Tenn. ville, owner, John Crlsty, Jackson Florida as of Nov. 18. last year, and two grandchildren, Lynn and Growth Predicted ville, trainer; Fourth place, Lou totaled M il aa compared to only Thomas Jr., alao of Columbia. Frank. Johnny Slxma, Lake Helen, Ml* cases discovered In 1M0. Also aurviving ore a sister, Mrs. A report just out shows that the owner, Luke McKalhan, Orlando, “In addition," Sellar aald, "the Ira Southward of Sanford, and Major Forest Area number of telephones in the world trainer. number of patients hospitalised In two brothers, Charles of Tampa has almost doubled since 1951 and Third Race: Mis* Pimpernel. the state's three TB hospltala has and John, of Bsaumont, Tax, ATLANTA (UFI) - The doulh consumption that formerly bad to that In the Sanford ares, the num 16.8, Marcus Conerly, Wauchul*,* remained consistently higher In Funeral service* ware held at 2 has emerged as the nation's be shipped from Cenada and other ber or telephones has more than owner and trainer; Second place. 1M1 than In 1M0, despite the shor A NEW STAMP, In honor of tha nursing profession, p. m. today at the Garden Chapel major forest land and ii now distant points. tripled over the same 10 year per Ocoee’s Lady, F. E. Loomis, Win tened period of boiplta!lxation,M has been ltauad by tha United SUtea Poet Office. Mrs. of tho Duval Funeral Home in growing trees faster than they are Southern newspaper publishers iod. ter Garden, owner, Clarence Pre "You can aaa that the support Mery Detyena, Supervisor of Nurses St Seminole Me Tampa, with burial in the Garden being cut, industry experts said played an important cole in this Southern Bell Telephone Co. vail, Hastings, trainer; third of the public Is still needed to care morial Hospitsl purchuea some of the aUunpa to be of Mamoriee Cemetery. today. development, subscribing the here predicts an even faster rate place, Mr. Florida, Raymond Tuc for theaa TB victims, who must ha used on hospital correspondence, from Poatirautor Guy Mr. and Mra. Ira Southward and This la a reversal from the stock that built the first newsprint of growth over the next ten years, ker, Buunell, owner, E. A. Bias- hospitalise! with the consequent Allan. The stamp deplete a student nurse lighting a other member* of the family at picture of 30 years ago when the mill in the Southeast, the Coosa Manager Robert W. Shedden said ingame, trainer; Jody’a Pal, (al lose to the family for long periods candle, to Indicate the light of comfort and service per tended the service*. South waa being rapidly denuded River Newsprint Co. at Cooia today. ternate) P. M. Wells. Kissimmee, af time," said Mrs, Graham, formed by nurses the world over. (Henld Photo) of Re trees. The revolution baa Pines, Ala., south of Birmingham. There are 133,239.700 telephones owner, Luke McKathan, Orlando. the urged those who have not changed Dixie color scheme The successful venture inspired within the reach of Bell Telephone Fourth Race: Misty Priest, 16.35, f gent In tbslr contribution! to mall Former Shop from erosion red to forest green other Arm* to more Into Southern customers or 97.9 percent of all Charlie Brown, Orlando, owner, v them now, sod has brought a multi-billion tlmberlands and today most of the the telephones in the world, it was Luke McKathan, Orlando, trainer; Owner Sought dollar industry to the region. newsprint and much of the other revealed. second place, Miaa Charro, Hay- Courthouse Records Statistic* of the Southern Pulp- paper product* used in the South Tbe new edition of “The World’* mon Tucker, Bunnell, owner, E. A. By Sister wood Conservation Association come from Dixie mill*. Telephones," Just out, shows 141,- Blaslngama, trainer; third place. Rail Estate Transactions Atom River Cattle Co. to Gifford 12 Tribesmen Killed Anyone who has say informa ebow what hae happened. In 1933, The replacement value of 69 700,000 telephones were in use la Misty Seminole, Jo* Le liner, Bhoemakar Construction Co, to A. Cochran, 19-11-12 and 80-11-3*. tion a* to the where*bouts of El- the 12 Southern states had 130 bil primary pulp and paper milli In tlie world at the beginning of 1991. Brandon, owner and trainer. Charles L. White, etui Ravenna *100,000 wood Hayas, a el-year-old man lion cubic feet of timber standing. the South is estimated by indus The United States has 77,500,000 of Fifth Race: Fire Glow, 17.1, who formerly ran a shop called In tha next 25 years, 147 billion the world's phones, or more than In Congo Outbreak Park, 111,000 Loo W. lalvall, atoa to Jo* try statisticians at about $3.3 bil N. O. Ueltiman, St. Cloud, owner Hayes Electric Service at 107 N. feet were harvested. But by 1900 40 phones per too persons. Russia and Luke McKathan, trainer. LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (UPI) Acadamy Manor to H ubert Zan Buchanan, etux Oak Hill, $4,000 lion. These mills provide employ Oak Ave before 1947, ia asktd to the Umber resources had in ment in plants pnd in the woods has about two telephone! for every —Twelve Baahl tribesman wart der*, etux, $9,300 Eddie B. Harless, etux to Dallas contact Mra. Margaret Waltman, creased to 131 billion feet—a 9 for 33,000 worker* who earn $429 lOO^wrson*. , killed and “ many" were wounded S. Turner, etux, Gauntry Club Academy Manor to Jamea L. 60S W. Mh St., Wilmington 1, per cent increase over what was million a year. Bridge Club In a weekend outbreak of local- Manor $4,900 Delaware. standing £3 years ago. election violence In Kivu Prov Church, etux, $8,900 Conservation, a patient sales Sanford Church Names December Academy Manor to Robert B. Ralph A, Jarvla to Carl Rabun, Mr*. Waltman ia Hayes slater Mora than 23 million cords of campaign and a Georgia chemist incc. It was announced today. pulp wood alone, valued at $471 Thomas, etux, $9,000 Jr., etua, BanLanta, $15,300 and eh* has not seen him in 37 have been largely responsible for A UN spokesman aald the trow Joe B, bmlth to Albert M. Kil years. RecanUy she wrote to the million, were cut in tha South last Schedules Leader Series Winners fate began New Year's Eve when Kerr Builders, Inc. to Ralph M. tha transformation ot Southern gore, etux 33-19-91, $4,700 Chamber of Commerce hare ask yetr. Seriee winner* for the month of snen of the Bashl tribe clalbed Clemienln ,*tux, Longdate, $10,200 woodlands. Training School Leabar Enterprises, Inc, to Robert ing for contact with him. Today, paper mills dot the December announced by DeBary'e over the election of a local chief Kerr Builder*, Inc, to Georg* V. The chemist, Dr. Charles W. The First I'resbyterian Church F. Barthlaw, atux, Longdate, Hayas waa found to hava lived South, producing newsprint and Duplicate Bridge Club today were at I he town of Kabare. Chesser, etux, Longdate, $9,900 Uerty, set out lo prove that South of Sanford will conduct a five- first, E. 31. Hinkle; second, Mrs. $9,800 in Orange City with his wife, Julia, other paper product* for Southern The fighting continued until a Edlow Sutler, etux to John Relph, ern pine trees could be turned week Leadership Training School John Vanderschaaf; third, Mra. E. Leabar Enterprises to Frances M. until about 1950, when ha appar UN patrol of St a lay an and Con- •tux, Uakland Hills, $9,000 into high quality newsprint. for teacher* and other perron* In M. Hinkle; fourth. Mr*. R. W. A c V Sandora, Longdale, $9,300 ently moved to Bt. Petersburg. ■olese troop* restored order on Oakland Consolidated Corp. to A successful run through a terested in th* court* with the kerman; fifth, Mra, Robert Ni- Raymond Homes, Ins. to Wiley- H. Sometime In tha last tan years, Sanford Attorney printing press in 1933 dispelled the New Year's Day. Allen S. McClure, etux, Oakland h* returned to Sanford for a while first session echedulcd for 7:80 cbolli and sixth, Mra. R. L. Ready. It was reported hare that a Bus Hills, $9,000 Burrow, etua, Longdala, $9,300 To Address Idea that Dixie pines hid so much p. in. Thursday. Winners of the Tuesday aAer- I*. W. N. Enterprises to Ralph L. and lived at the Welaka Apts., ac resin they were good only for alan plane carrying doclora and American Fed. 8. and L. of Or cording to A. R. Key. Key could Training will b« offered in the noon play at the Community Cen Paul, elux Ixmgdale, $9,300 house building and naval stores. medical supplies to the Congo was lando to Alvin H. Iloaper, etux, net remember tha exact data*. Longwood HD Club areas of kindergarten, primary ter with 13 tables in action also held ip In Cairo pending clear' Orient* Cardens, $13,000 Harold C. Logan, etux, to Vernon S. J. Davie Jr., Sanford attorney, It took the *ale* campaign, how and senior high work. Out of town were named. i Mr*. Waltman, Hayas aietar, ever, lo build the forest product* *nce to fly aver the gudan. Oakland Consolidated Corp. to G. H lule, etux, Langdalo, $1,904 will discuss “How Florida Lawa leader* will Ineluda Mlsa Mary Included were NS, first, Mr. and waa known to him aa Daley May Industry to Its present strength. This would be the first Russian Renle Sullivan, Oakland Hills, L. M. N. Enierptliea to Quyeman Hayaa, (her maiden name). Effect Your Property — Correct lx>uis* Weller of Orlando, Mr*. D. 3lre. George Peareall: eecoml, In the early days of the refor •id to the Congo since MaJ. Gen. $9,300 H. Davis, etux to Longdate, $9,300 No further information on Hayea Way to Deed Property and Mak- Clyde Urn-tire* of Whiter l'ark and Mrs. Frank Austin and 3lrt. Ruth Joseph Mobutu **p#l|*i} geyM Harold C, !«g*pv, HW1' 11 lb* ■< 9 % I Stir 0 anfnrB WrrtTl Wed. Jan. 3. 19G2 — Pape 3 Hospital Notes '/ O t j R E DOUAR£ NOTE: Oar to rireumiUnree be yond our rontrol, no hoepitel notea haT* been reerltrd In the Sanford Herald office aince Dec. 18th. Here la ■ complete Hat of admission*, birlha and dlacharcee aince that date, to be continued In auborqurnt iaauea of the Herald. with our low prices plus DEC ESI HER I* Government Inspected Admiaalona Louiic Ann William*. DcLand; Hutch Blair. Longwood; Donald At wood, Thelma K. Butner, Belle Breast, (ilade; Robert Cowan, Onie Byrd, Quontity Rights Reserved — Prices Good Thura, F ri, S at, Jam. i, 1, • Laretta C. Riccio, Earl Knight, Thighs, Lb Hubert A. Lower}', Jessie Barclift Legs and Alma Clayton of Sanford. Birtha Mr. and Mra. Michael Keenan of FREE 50 Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Mi- rhael Riccio of Sanford, a icirl. Diachariea TOP VALUE STAMPS Shirley Norris, Orlando; Hugh WITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR Small 10-12 Lb. Smoked Blair, Longwood; Alice Freeman, NEAREST WINN-DIXIE STORE George Witner, and Daisy SorrclU id Alter limit One Coupon To Adult With ef Sanford. Ion 6 A $5 00 or more Food Order DECEMBER 20 Admiaalona Hugh Braddy, Geneva; Clam Parka, DeBary; Margaret Buah, Geneva; Gena Nichols, Brian Brownlee, Sandra Jentsen, Mamie Benaon, Newton Harkey, Geneva Wright, Maeola Gilley of Sanford. Ilirt ha Mr. and Mr*. Suva Lowery of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Ed gar Clayton of Sanford, a girl. Diachargea Wiletha Hamilton, Oviedo, Betty Wheat, Longwood; Kaprel Piloian, Longwood; Mra. Edgar Bruce and Boston Butts Pork Sunnylond Pork baby, Lake Monroe; Linda Austin, Florence, Miaa.; Homer Gleaaon, Lake Mary; Clifford Garriaon, Paola; Jerry Beaumont, Oviedo; Lillian Caahdollar, Gertrud* Zer- R o a s t »3 9 ‘ Sausage - 3 9 rentier, Mary West, Phylia Heff- man, Fay* Hayea, Helen Smith, Swift'* Premium Jumbo Chunk Salma MeQuillan, Paul Mathira, Jama* Hooka Jr., Jamea Johnaon, Anita Crowder, Samuel Whitmore, Mra. Richard Chirit* and baby, Mra. Wilburn Echols and baby, B acon " 49^ Bologn Mra. Carlton Jones and baby, Ertha Minninger, Mr*. Johnni* Singleton and baby, Earl Knight, m w m m m m r n w Mrs. Braxton Perkins and baby of N Sanford. DECEMBER 21 Firm.. Crisp Admiaalona Polly Thompson, Lake Monroe; Leon Royal, France Bishop, Jamea Mathew* Jr., Edith Friedle and Palmetto Farm Salads Annie Mae Howard. Birtha Lettuce^l^a* Mr. and Mra. Homer Harrill of Sanford, a boy. Minute Maid Frozen Dischargee William Snow, Mamie Benson, Brian Brownlee, Gary Brownlee, Rad Eating Mary Knight, Sandra JanUen, Nora Long, Mra. Robert Newman Apples 5 Orange Juice 5 £s 99 and baby. Main# Russet . . All Purpose Morton'* Froien Chicken, Beef, Turkey, Sali*bury, Ham & Meat Loc DECEMBER 22 Admiaalona David Lassiter, Orlando; Wil Potatoes 10 liam Maddox, Orlando; Jamea Bal lard, Orlando; Victoria 8mith, Meat Dinners 2 "7 9 Oviedo; Audrey Como, William mix or match 'em Morton's Proxen Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut Cowan, Frank Jonea, Leota Guard, Emory Carter and Deborah Astor Frozen Speart of Kearney of Sanford. B | • A 10-ox. Births r o c c o 11 4 pk0.. Fruit Pies'r':“.” 3 ~*1, Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Corao ad Astor Frozan BrussaJ Sanford, a girl. Astor Froxen Diachargea David laealter, William Maddox CRAB STICKS and Jamea Ballard of Orlando; Astor Frozan Leof Garner Kelling, DeBary; Thalma Green Peas 5 -ST Butner, Belle Glade; Polly Thomp son, Lake Monroe; Reba DiParna, Astor Frozan Fordhook or Jacksonville; Henry Davie, Enter . Limit 1 with $7.00 Food ASTOR MAXWELL HOUSE prise; Mrs. Michael Kennan and baby; Mrs. Cliff Abies, Mm. Steve Baby Limas 4 Lowery and baby, Let*ie Shep herd, Edward Lee Hays, Juanita Adams, Maggie Bryant of Sanford. _ _FFEE DECEMBER 2J check these specials Admissions YOUR CHOICE . . Limit 1 at this priee with Food Order. SNOWDRIFT /.STOR Halen Young Smith, RounatU Sava 8* a Con . . Dola 46-oz. Co Suipiaio and SUven Duffey ef Sanford. Pineapple Juice 4 iJ Births Sava 5< a Can . . Van Camp Mr. and Mra. Gerald Guard ef Shortenm gP.49 Sanford, a boy. Pork & Beans 22 1( Dlachargre SPECIAL . . Save 8* a Can . . Limit 2 with Food Order . . FREESTONE Sava 4< a Can . ^with Beans Georg# Hendrix Jr., Titusviiia; 16-oz. $ William Bowara, Oviedo; Minnlo Kinard, Lake Monrue; Otis Bush, Hormel Chili 3 Jessie Soderbloin, Edward Higgins Sava 5< a Box . . Assorted Cc Jr., Jamra Mathews Jr., Newton O 'sage Peaches A. Harkey, Gene Nichols, Frances Kleenex 2 b Bishop, John C. Fortaon, Tina SPECIAL . . Save 7* a Can . • Limit 4 with Food Order . . STOKELY'S Crockin' Good . . Lemon Maria Martin, William Cowan, Annie Mae Howard and Kav. Earl Pkg* E. Williams of Sanford. Sugar Cookies DECEMBEB 24 Crockin' Good Molasses Admission* Apple Sauce. Minnia Smith, Lake Monroe; Taffy Cookies Edith Hill, DeBary; Frances Cau SPECIAL . . Quarters . . SUPERBRAND Dixie Darling dle, Annie Bell Williams, Nina Logan, Frances Bishop, Jacquelyn Gordon and Brenda Jackson ef Salad Dressing » Sanford. Dixie Darling Birth* Margarine 2 Mr. and Mra. John Caudl* of P'nut Butter 3 j£ YOUR CHOICE . . Limit 1 at this price with Food Order. CHEER 8anford, a boy. Dixie Darling Enriched Diachargea Adclia C. Parker, Brandon; Hugh Bradley, Geneva; Jamea El- Loaf Bread 2'£? niui* HI, Mrs. liunier Harrell and Dixie Darling Enriched King Size baby; Mra. Gerald Guard and Detergent59 baby; Mra. Michael A. Riccio and Loaf Bread 2 2l“' baby; Mra. John C. Corao and baby .and Maeola Gilley of San ford. > GET EXTRA VALUE AND “Delay" la derived from tha Anglo-Saxon word and means WINN-DIXIE Maya eye," according to the En TOP VALUE STAMPS AT cyclopedia Britannia*. I Peter Edson Big Job Ahead "FOLLOW THAT CAR!" It U unlikely that many people will mourn the Political Notebook passing of old 1961. A« year* go, It wna n grim one, but And there Is no punitive provi Invasion attempt over tha long just about run of the mill. That la not to any It wan un WASHINGTON - (NEA) -T h e United States finds Itself In an sion In the contract by which the distances involved. eventful. other box over Indonesia's renew U. S. might lake action after mis The southern 1,000-miJe cosit- Seminole County resident* witnessed and took part in ed talk about taking West Irian, use. The most that could be done tine of western New Guinea is n variety of events. Wo saw the sturt of the long-awaited (western New Guinea) away from would be to cut off future sales. 200 miles from the closest Indon W. First St. project; the Committee of 100 reorganized The Netherlands by force. Aid In April 1939. it was disclosed esian island* of Ceram and the Into the Snnford-Semlnole Development Co. to boost In hss bren given to both countries that the U. S. had sold Indo Moluccas. They In turn are 300 dustry for the area; work started on a new hoapltnl and Ihe desire Is ta continue nesia 13 B-25 bombers, 21 F-Jl miles from the Celebes and i .joq wing. good relations with both. fighters, IS commercial F-SIs and to 1,500 miles from Indonesia’s The year had its proper share of International cri Far more aid has been given ta 10 UO-B cargo transports. There main navil and supply base it ses, domestic problems, memorable sports events, scienti The Netherlands than to Its. form have been no further breakdowns Surabaya on the esstern end of fic advances, laughter and sorrow—perhaps more of cr Indonesian colony, which be on deliveries, nor on the vslue Java. some things and less of others. But on the whole, we are came independent in 1949. Total of total purchases. To conduct an amphibious mili glad to be off with the old and on with the new. aid lo the Dutch hat amount- U. S. military aid officials re tary Invasion over aueh distances We nro fickle, we humans. Only 12 months ago we : od to $7.4 billion economic and port that most of the sales have tikes sophisticated military plan were welcoming the new year of 1901 with high hopes $1.23 billion military. Practically been for small arms, trucks and ning, plenty of transport and lots and great expectations. Now, It is 1962 which is the all of the military aid bat been other transport, communications of supplies. magic symbol of our desires and dreams. for strengthening NATO defenses equipment, spare parts and repair President Sukarno's strategy *1 j! Wo know that in the coming yenr ve will have to and little It any has been moved equipment. But even this material may therefore continue to be an mnkc do and revise and compromise and cventuully ac to western New Guinea, which could be used in a limited war. attempt to take western New cept wlint we get from 1962. But being human, we can is the last Dutch holding In the Communist bloc economic aid Guinea by making > lot of noise not begin it with nnything less than the biggest dreams Southwest Pacific. to Indonesia la estimated at $630 ■bout It, without sn actual lavs, or nim at nnything less than complete successes. In contrast, the United States million, $350 million of which ■ion. That Is why we cclcbrntc the New* Year. hss provided $362 million in econ came from Russia. Additionally In addition to 2,000 Indonesians trained In the U.S. under technical omic assistance to Indonesia and Indonesia ia believed to have i 9 only $4 million In military aid. bought on credit about $400 mil assistance programs, an undis Dr. Crane’s The latter was authorised In 193} lion worth of arms, It includes closed number of Indonesian mili for small arms and transport Russian jet fighters and bombers, tary officers and technicians have equipment to strengthen internal several destroyer escort vessels, been trained here. security forces when Ihe new submarines and landing craft. Worry Clinic government was threatened by Indonesia has claimed to have Atomic energy la used in mes- Communists. 300,000 men in Its armed forces, suring thicknesses of steel sheeL Out whit bothers the United but the number may not be many Your personality ia not fixed and CAMOUFLAGED OPPORTUNITY States now is tbit It has sold more thin 300,000, including in unchangeable. You can alter It The doorway to opportunity Is undisclosed millions of dollars' sir force of 10,000 and a navy If you ulah. Although *hy, UmM usually hidden behind these tasks worth of mititary equipment to of perhaps 13,000 men. Forces not 9 * Introverts euffer untold agonies which we dislike. That Is one rea Indonesia under a 193$ open-end needed for internal security In Ihe Income Tax when they attempt aalei work, contract still In force. And these 3,000-mlie-long archipelago might they can become very success son why so few peopla find 111 arms might lx used In sn attack not be more than 10,000. ful If thry will penerere and fab They refuse to work, lo drive on western New Guinea. Defending primitive, mountain Howard L. Whelchel low my advice to Andrew. themselves onward despite trembl There Is a provision In the -and-jungle western Ntw Guinea, 460 Elliott A re. CASE L-403: Andrew W., aged ing knees and cold sweat, until Henry McLemore agreement that none of these the Dutch hive about 3,000 army, FA 2-2010 14 presents a common problem in Ihey overcome the haled task, and arms are to be used for aggress navy and air force personnel, with aaleimanshlp, Ihus uncover the hidden doorway Dus to ths groat amount of rs- ward, Christian Soldiers." have only craned them nnd caused ion against another country. But perhaps 30 modern plsnes and "Or. Crane, I'm the type of to fame or success. ■sareh thst goes Into thsss Just what these ten-eent store them to change from their usual there Is no way In which an In limited naval craft. Office Hours: 1 • I person who likes to crawl into his Previously I have (old you the columns, and not bscauso of ad glasses will eventually do to my deep btut to polka dot. Hut look at spection can be made to prevent But it is conceivable that even Evenings By Appointment ■hell," he began, "Although 1 am difference between eowards and vancing years as soma bars been •yes, I have nn idee. So far, they the money I'm saving. misuse of American arms. this small force could clobber any 9 , I a shy Introvert, circumstances brave men. The coward Is afraid. mean enough to hint, I have had have compelled me to take ■ posi The courageous person Is simply to taka up the wearing of glasses. tion for which I think I am un- afraid of being afraid, so he ft la the moat expensive hobby suited. makes himself perform the dread I have aver followed, this w tiring "It Is a job selling encycloped ed task, anyway. of giants. J wish I had taken up ias from house to house. I literal What If your bear! pounds, and yachting, or jade collecting, or big ly tremble whenarer 1 think about you feel panicky! What If your It, but I am determined that no knees are rattling Ilka eastaneta, game hunting. Any of those would How to earn body shall know I tremble. or your hands shake so you can have bean much cheaper, I have "After doors have been slammed not hold your music or speech out lost or broken so many pairs that hubby’s praise tills January. in my face a few times, 1 feel thst line! my optician ha* suggaated that I (j) a I shell never hive the nerve to So have mint and everybody's Join a Spectacla-of-ths-Month try again, but I know 1 must, when we first began speaking or Club, thereby assuring myself of "Dr. Crane, Is there something selling or applying for a Job. Bui a nice, new pair a l least onto a wrong with me, o r la thla the typi those who win the laurels of life month. But that would offar no cal reaction of lotrorerts In a Just keep going on, anyway. remedy. If I lout only a pair a sales job? And is there anything You may feel aa If you’ll die, month, I wouldn't even be men I can do lo gain rourage and con but you won't. Grit your teeth tioning the matter. fidence!" and plow right through your ter The troth la, I lose er break so DON’T BE A HEDONIST rifying situation. Then do It a many that I'm afraid that ths sup It la a pleasure to find a person second time and a third. ply of tortoises la going to run iii •* like Andrew who makes himself HOW TO BE POISED out, and I do hats to go Into steal perform desirable tasks which he In psychology wa have the Law rim*. I figure I'm using up about fears. Too many peopla In this of Negative Adaptation. It means an average-slsad family of tor age want lo remain at the kinder simply that terrtiying things will toises a weak, and while I don't garten level of emotional develop ultimately loss their power to know the exact tortoise popula ment and do only whal they like, frighten ui if we keep on contact tion af thla rountry I do know which waa the philosophy of the ing them. For we grow relatively that I must be making an awful Hedonists. Immune after a time. dent In IL I certainly don't want it Just because they blush or trem The failure! In Ufa are peopla engraved on my tombstone that 1 ble In a public speaking situation, who simply quit too soon! Every waa ths man responsible for eli they refuse to teach a Sunday time you take a new step upward minating the tortoise from this School class or preside at their V i I on the Udder of sueceas, you will country, lodge meeting, shed loti of cold sweat and feel Please don't try to tell me how Ilecause they like rich foods, nervous. If you don’t, it meins to keep from losing or breaking they refuse to diet and regain the you aren't climbing, but are sim romantic figures which would ply marking time. glasses. I have tried every known more securely hold their husband's Send a four cent stamped enve method, as wall as many that love. lope and 10 cents If you wish my aren't known. I have even gone so Ilecause they dislike geometry “Introvsrt-Extrovcrt Test," ft far, In trying not to lost my or English or Latin nr some other makes a good parly game, but la slaisw, aa Li tils up wraring school subject, they will not study basically a constructive tlatlng them, with ths result that In my it. •eml-blindnsss I knock them off Scale for personality development. b * • Such reactions are typical of (Always write to Dr. Crane In ths mantelpiece and step on them. children. Youngsters Invariably care of this newspaper, eatloe- I have tried gluing them on, and try to avoid things which they lag n long four cent stamped, lying them on with stout string, don't like. Adults are supposed tu addressed envelope and It cents hut Invariably they manage to get lay aside such childishness and to cover typing and printing off and dlasppeer Into a epot do what is right, regardless of costs when you send for osso of equally as mysterious as thst valley their emotions. his booklrli.) where ailing elephant* are sup posed to go to die, never to be seen OUR BOARDING HOUSE again. The texture of the lenses of my EDAtkCAPtY TMBr V, / HE* glasses is different from the ten- THNUAP HAS B IB riN OUR SHANDYBAFfO ALL-11JOET eei of other people'e glasses. It FAMILY,MATO,Ulrica MY < fTHH Vbkjtuwp W Y K V uw s must be. Other people can drop •MAT CRAMDPATHEE.WHD tSVetCYMOCH , LSucK ir)) a their glsstee and often nothing TO MY LIKINa t] )-WAA (iP N O t SOT IT WHSN HE CAPTUREDCAP happens. Not only do mine break Invest cash funds A n*ATB SMir/Ttf■nfA g w t ■w-IWOA NAMBp VCHUTE MAT*,IS------,------WfOTTBririlri iri 1 Lcrrof* A p r iir r when I drop them on a aoft rug, W it h a savings a cco u n t h i m , your folds work bird every day sm riisucw papcuudIt/ ip', EWAWttlND , even, but they are very apt to —even New Year’*. Invest your accumulated cash o r year-end Whs CM4 OCT A SrilP A*f foe Historical] (hatter If I elt In a good broevo. I all we havl todo TRaAsueea, by JAN. 10th bonm on or before January 10th. You’ll earn generous returns from IS SAIL FOK m e ISLAND IN ASIA T wish President Kennedy would Min o r /) January l$t, reap a full share o f 1962'a big earnings distributions. P IP UP TM* CHe«T(, give me ■ pane of that bullet-proof FOR MORE INCOME IN 10621 glass from tbo limousine he uses. If you can't stop In, open your account or add saving* by mail. I'd have a pair of glassoa made out of H oven If I had to squint Send check or money order for any amount. The funds will begin to read eky writing. earning In hours, insured safe up to $10,000 by an agency of the When some thief stole my last U. S. Government We'U mail your credited savings book and pair of glasses yesterday, Mary said that enough was enough, and envelope for the nest transaction. before I knew whet waa happening iba had marched ras Into the ten- ■ W rite your success story with SAVINGS I > cent store and stopped me In front of the counter where they sell eye glasses. I never frit like a bigger fool < 8 > ' ALL-1 than when standing there trying on glasses, but aha wouldn't let me get awey and kept thrusting pair after pair Into my hands. "Somebody must wear these uty? i&utfnrii i^ ralii glasses," she said, "end there la no n reason why you can'L" Pago 4 Sanford. Florida Wednesday, Junuury 8, 1962 They are pretty fasclaatlng glasses, at thst. All they de Is M A L ls.R t - u ik l o w . K in r u n a r v a n is u K A LASS 1ST tC M SIIEL KVRLYX J, Cl *III.Ml ItUlBCN Ktt-t.KIBEVV magnify, and seme ef them must Maasalna Kdtlor AdvertUInf Director City Editor have bean eut from tha Palomar iliur WILLI M . H L L C . 1 T Y R E F S i S K V O L I U I. IN R County CUIter CMstldod Monitor Circulation Munoyee telescope because all tha people chcelia r s a a a x S U ia L SHOEMAKER YRKD WALLS who go paat look about the else ■ oeUlr KUller Bualatia Muuutr SUckonclol guyL of the figures in Mary's parade. •uasoRsrrtou r a t*** I have on a pair now, and this • y M o ll In toalnale County All SlSar typewriter looks to bo about the ya.so i Your HIM I Soar also of a pipe organ. I wouldn’t 4 % % per annum I M • K m I Vo M l 0 R oatho BOO a Mon I Vo IM a U cklli be surprised if Instead of ths sen Anticipated Dividend Rates 1.00 | Mooth S-OS 1 Hon-U tences I am trying to write I cot liS Poo sal that all lu ll •■Virriytlono Vo eolS to "The Bella of I t Mary's" or "On 'I L 1 Chunk Henderson Superfine Style 6 */* Or, BABY BEEF • LEGS • BREASTS • THIGHS Limit 1 With S3 Or Mora Ordrr Fretth Or Smoked Fresh Country Neck Bones BACK Jiffy Steaks F c e t ...... —.... BONES Veal Cutlets Smoked Ham Hocks ...... lb. 29c Large BABY BEEF Crisp 400 Count Western Carrots bunch 10c Yellow Onions Double Red Washington Delicious Apples Stale 8 Or. Tin HOLfiUM Metrecal Liquid 6 Pack $1.59 Peach Preserves 2 lb. jar 49c FLORIDA D & I) g r a d e a Shurflne Enriched 3 to 4 - Lb. Average Pineapple • Grapefruit i t Or. Tin GALLON Bluebird Juice Stewing HENS TWIN PACK Kleenex Towels FROZEN FOODS Delicious Creamy SARA LEE WINTER GARDEN DUKE’S 69* Strawberries - 4-69* SALE THURS. - SAT. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Gilt-Edge Stamps i;|5S Limit 1 Cn p m Par Cnatamar LSE5 With thla Coupon and a $5.00 or ■tort food order—Expiree Jan 6th. ★ ★ ★ i m i l t :V, 18529642 Oviedo Loses - ■ Couch Bud Layer's previously wood was Henslsy with six field Woodruff undefeated Seminole eager* suf goals and 12 pointa. McMurray To Oak Ridge fered their first lose Tuesday night Top scoring honors for ths Sent- Riser ___ Paul Mikler's Uvledo Lions 02-40 to the Wildwood Wildcit* In inolts were taken by Bubba Davis, Gustation dropped their number seven game Wildwood to math the first Or Middleton with two field goals and five three 50-38 to the Oak Ridge Pioneers ange Belt Conference competition McGllli* . Coach Bill Proctor's Lyman throw* for a nine point total. Bar for the Seminole* and see them Johnson Tuesday night with Jim DcShazo Greyhounds romped to their sec ry Brown was second with three emerge with a (4-1 ) seasonal rec Boniface . and John Courier taking scoring ' m Ml M r I field goals for six points. ond straight cage victory of the ord. honors for the Lions to round their season by edging the Kissimmee Wildwood took an early lead Winning their fourth straight Totals season tally oif with a <2-6 > record. Kowboyi 47-31 In Kissimmee Tues with a score of 11*8 at the end of 9* game, the Wildrets sooting lead Oviedo managed to keep up with day night with the point lead taken the firet quarter with Hensley, WILDWOOD (62) was taken by Robert Thomas with the Oak Ridge Pioneer scoring by foul shots for the Greyhounds Harp and Thomas making point* FG ■ n' * ■ J eight field goal* and four foul for ths Wildcats. The lead wae Thomas, Bob early in the game to come off on with 19 successful free throws. shots for a total of 20 points. The fame was stalemated stretched to 31-14 by ths end of Hensley ...... the short end at the end of the Second In icoring honor* for Wild first period 13-11. Oak llidgc got f » ■ w i P k n throughout the first two periods the half. Ilsrp • ...... Shoemaker ... the lead on the Lions and kept it ■ i ' jC ' M A with both team* amassing seven The Sanford Junior Varsity points in the first and ten In the romped over the Wildwood Junior Brownfield .. throughout the game with the larg Bet Mark est scoring margin in the third second for a 17-17 tie at halftime. CHICAGO 2 cans 29c except Sundays Bouquet 3/29c Tissue 4 rolls 53c ' / n MATINEES WED., FRI GOLDEN RIPE Bath Bara Caahmera Bananas 3 lbs. FRIDAY and SAT. 2 P. M. Bouquet Napkins 2/25c FIRM, ICEBERG JAN. 5th THURSDAY IS LADIEH NIGHT Lettuce 2 Heads 7t4S P.M. NIGHTLY a fleeted Grandstand* FRESH [Kxcept Sunday] Where tha • Luxurious Clubhouse Carrotts Ped-Matoeli Bettieg top doga run . . . • Valet Parking Tissue 4 rolls 37c 2-lb. Bag Nl*toly Dally Doable rain or shin* sorry! no siiNons: WHITE Qwloleles Sven Gem* Dial* Lily Mr it loan's ZssLa Potatoes 10-lb. Bag Grits Saltines uper JvJarkets B**chnut Strained Baby v KCNNIEL CLUB Food 6 jars 59c 300 Magnolia Ava. at 2nd Street m u ii — •» .* Open Until 9 p. m. Friday Night The price* la this ed are effective thro Saturday, January 8, 1182 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO \ is never a puzzle•SERVING ALTAMONTE i SPRINGS CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, tlaivy specials LONG WOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH CUSTOMER ORLANDO AND SANFORD." , . . from Chit * Delight Tatty HIGHWAY 17-D2 and STATE ROAD « 6 Cheese Spread Utl 69* Borden't Cream, Smaalh F I E R I _ Cream Cheese 2 25* • O retn Stam ps Free With Your Purchase >*^<4 Dinner Rolls 29* Of $5 Or More Kraft’* Drluie American at Pimtnte Thl* Coupon Kipirra Jan. *. Sliced Cheese ££ 29* !»«:. I.imlt One l*ar Family Kraft'* Dalkiau* Baby Gouda . 49* Limit I Par Cuttamar With Purchaia* af $7 ar Mara □ Swift's Jewel ...... 3 ib. 49* v . „ . 1 Tangy Dala Pint*ppl*-Gr*pe fruit f r o z e n f o o d s □ Fruit Drink ...... 4 *1 Flatarful FfrP Brand Cannad HEINZ TOMATO Bird* ly* Daliciaut Frana *303 j| m u m Melon Balls ...... 39* □ Fruit Cocktail .... con 19* Park Lana Atiartad Fla,art 14-oz. bottle ^ Snow Cup Frotin C*nc*ntr*l« KETCHUP Orange Juice 4 V.V. 89* □ Ice C r e a m ...... ts 59* ■** Hallaway Haul* PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. JANUARY 6th, .1962 POTATOES SWIFT’S PREMIUM TENDER-AGED heavy western beef LYKES SUGAR CREEK SMOKED Crisp Wastarn Ictbeif Lettuce ...... 2 m.. 29* Large Juicy Florida Chuck Roast »>.55c G ra p e fru it...... each 3* PICNICS Lorga Florida Pascal C e le ry ...... 7* P o t R o a s t (boneless) lb. 69* G ro u n d B e e f «>• 49* I? i lii 1L li 5X K I M K E Y meats* gffamtz* i b a irt.ii&euDia S h o rt R ib s • • >b 49* H jO , m il Herman's Wieners ...... 49* ★ ★ ★ Balk Black Hawk Hickary Snaked TaiMv’a WkaU Hap Pork Sausage ...... it. 59* Boneless Daintees it. 69* Dalkiau* 0*lu*« Swift'* Prnenlum Sliced Bologna ...... Ur" 49* White Crab Meat .b. *109 r v : .y-: XyvVV-'Jv/ l .v.v.-.' - *'■>. rjm TT M jm •v Hjf #an{urtl VrriTfi Pa** 8 — Wed. Jan. S, 1962 Benefit Card Party 0 sw h By Abigail Van Buren Planned By Cleven - Smith DEAR ABBY: We would like your DEAR SORRY: You should be. No Garden Club opinion on a subject that had cauncd a lot eleven-year-old is old enough to “run her The Sanford Garden Club will of diftcusalon around our office. One of the own life." Tell your daughter to return the uptials Planned sponsor a dessert-card party, Jin. men who worktt here claimn that in the 20 bracelet, and the sooner the better. 16 at the Civic Center Annex from years he han been married he has never * * • 8 to to p.m. had a fight with hid wife. He gaya she has Mr. and Mra. Arthur L. eleven, DEAR ABBY: My grandfather, who Alanaon, Mich., announce the en There will be several prircs and never argued with him, questioned him or surprises during the evening and WEDNESDAY P. M. disagreed with him. Furthermore, he has been ill for quite some time, is ex gagement and approaching mar the Iheme will be “play cards tor 4:«* (I) 0 V C n t t Me-ri* claims he has never heard her raise her pected to die at any moment. Is it neces riage of their daughter, Carol (*> Choanol In M m m ia belter yards." (0) ABC Wow* voice. IS this possible J sary to have my grandmother’s relatives Jean, to Clarence Warren Smith, Tables will be set up but play 1:1* (ll Atlantic Woathor CANT BELIEVE IT to the funeral? If they do attend, is it ne ers are requested to bring their (1 ) Mowocop* Noon ton of Mr, and Mr*. Ralph D. lit* (01 n*ns*fuu* Robin cessary to have them sit in the pews re- Smith, Route 1, Sanford. own cards. Bridge, canasla and (I) Wckljr Row* Rtvl*w DEAR CAN'T: It's possible, but most served for relatives? samba may be played, Just so the 11) Nowocop* Now* M in eleven w n born in Ish- guests make up their own tables. tit' (I) Haaiur-Orlakioy unlikely. Perhnps there is something They arc such rough and ignorant peo pemlng, Mich., attended Foater (0) lUInbtw Renta Port7 wrong with his hearing. ple it would embarrass us to have them Dessert will be served at 8 p m. T:M (1 ) Kin* ot Diamonds • • • Avenue and Pattenglll Junior for the benefit of any who might (0) Miami Uadoroovor sitting with the relatives of my grand Till ID Dos* KdwarSe desire to leave early. DEAR ABBY: Mv daughter is a very father. In other words, the whole family .High School* and graduated from 7:1* ID Wagon Train mature elcvcn-year-old. About a week ago is ashamed of them. However, we will do : the Alanson High School with the Clever posters using the follow (D Tha Alvin 8 haw ing poem are being displayed. 10) Slave Allan she started wearing an identification what ia right. JUST WONDERING 1060 graduating elan. She it ID Th* Third Oton bracelet a boy at school gave her. In her -presently employed at the A and We'd like lo see a plant; Wherever 110 (11 Joar IJIthop there's n weed — Without you we (D Checkmate crowd it means she is "going steady." DEAR WONDERING: A funeral is W Root Deer Stand. (*> Top Cat This afternoon I got a phone call from The groom-elect wa* born to can’t, Your support it wliai we s:oa ID Perry Como not a "party” that one attends by invita need. (D Hawaiian £?* the boy’s mother. (I have never met her.) tion only. Your grandmother's jointives •Sanford, attended South»tde, (D Dick Van D>k* Show She said ihe waa terribly upset to learn Grammar and Sanford Junior High Ticket* may be obtained from 10:0* ID Bob Raw b a n have a right to attend, and to sit in tha School*, lie la presently employed any Garden Club member. Dona (D Circle Theatre that her son had given my daughter his pews reserved for relatives, tions of one dollar will entillc any IS) Naked Clip I.D. bracelet and she wanted my daughter * 0 * at the Food Fair. 10:10 (ll David flrlnktay'a Journal The wedding will be an event of one to attend whether you plan 11:00 ID Nawacnp* to return 1L She said the bracelet was a CONFIDENTIAL TO "LOVED AND to play cards or Just visit and en (D Cbannal Bla. Nawereeea "good" one, and a birthday gift, and she LOST” : Your letter reminds me of an old Jan. 7, at 2:30 p.m. at theine Pine-fine- j,,ss CAKOL (JLKVEN (1) Mld-FI*. Nawt -crest Assembly of God Church. joy refreshments. 11: 1* ID Jack Poor didn’t want anything to happen to it I Chinese story: "One tear met another tear (D Channel * Theater told her thnt my daughter did not STEAL floating down the river. The first tear 11:11 (0) Hollywood Movie Calve* cad* it, it waa given to her and. furthermore, said. 'I am the tear of a woman who lost I didn’t run my daughter’s life and I hung her lover.’ The other tear snid, ‘I am the George Barley Honored THURSDAY A. M. up on her. Did I do right? SORRY NOW tear of the woman who got him.’ ” 1:11 (1 ) Siva vro 1:10 (D Hlan Oa Site (D Continental Claeareesa ID Cellos* •! -he Air T i t * I t ) T o d a y Miscellaneous Shower 7:11 (1) Perm Market Repeet Millet MBS. TOM MCDONALD 7H 0 (1) Today ii) s t Jhs Woman: **Ruth Diana Bcailey, Linda Williams ID W ake L'p Olovlea models one of the ensem 7:00 (0) Countdown Niw» Thera ar* aome thing! a woman ways a snap for her. before hi* wife can get In that and Pam Jone* were eo-lwvstr**#* 1:00 ID Captain Kancaroo Just can't resist Among them *ra; A sale-man who is omsrt enough important last word. at a miscellaneous shower and bles to be presented by (D Mickey Evan* Hhow Playgirt Fashions, of . 1:1* (D Weather amt Newe A bargain, A "half-price'’ tag to let her do must of the talking The plea that she is the only party, honoring Mrs. George Bar 1:1* (D Today will atop a woman In her tracks and smooth enough to know Just person who can do a certain job Park, tomorrow during 0:10 10) Cartounvllle kley, a recent bride, at tha Beaa- 1:00 (1) Jack 1-alane Show every time. 8h* may not buy the how to flatter her for her good the wiy it ahould be done. Thin ” ley home on Summerlin Aver, dur- the luncheon buffet at the ID Itomper Room article marked down—but *he is 1:10 ID Jtobln llood taste, her discerning eye, her ap Is why women take on more out •'tog tha holidays. Capri, at 12 noon. Theme of 1:11 (4) Central Flo. New* powerless to stop and examine t t preciation of “the belt.” side activities than they have time - The couple who were minded the show will be Fashions end Interview! A yen to rearrange furniture. The impulse to tell at least one for. Someone la always smart I Dec. 14 to Folkiton, Ga., ar* tern, (0) Trouble With fa th e r for ’f»2. (Herald Photo) io.oo m Key When When this urge strikes * wom other woman the latest fait of gos enough to come up with the Irre- 'porarily residing with the bride's ID Calender an she Just can't re*t until she sip that ha* come her way. Even siitibie argument, *itut there's no parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis lo;io (D mar Showcnai 10:10 ID Play tour Hunch has ohoved furniture around, at the women who prides herself on one else who can do the job half ''Berry, on MeUonvtlle Ave. 10) 1 Love Lucy least long enough to convince her never gossiping ha* at least one os well as you could." . Refreshments of egg sslad and Fifth Birthday 10:10 (0) Rich Plan Cooking School self that it looked better the way ll:t* ID Prlco la R lshl friend she feels justified to shar ; ribbon sandwiches, mints, eaka *0) Video Village it was. ing gossip with because oh* knows Men—there is good advice for ; and fruit punch, with colored ice ■Si Tha Tesan A chance to offer advice. Rare what she tells her "won't go any the years in Ruth Milieu's book » cubes floating in tha punch bowl, Celebrated By 11:0* Ci Concentration (0> Hurprlaa Packase Is the woman who cln bring her further." let, "Happier Wives (hints for ~ Were served to those attending. It) Youra Par A Hone self to nay “I don’t know*' when The need to have the last word huibaml}).’* Just send 25 rents to Judy Bunton, one of tha guests, 11:00 (1 ) Vour Pint Imprteeloa Delores Johnson naked to give advice on any sub in an argument. Thnt is why the Ruth Millett Reader Service, r/o “ presented the honorce with an It) I«a»o ot t.lte (0 ) Camcudee* ject. A woman may not be able moot exasperating husband to the Th* Sanford Herald, f. O. Bo* " orchid corsage. Her parents raised Ry .SHIRLEY WENTWORTH to solve her own problems hut world is the one who has hi* asy the orchid and Judy mada the Little Mtsa Delores Ann John THURSDAY P. M. 489, DcpL A, Radio City Station, other women's problems ar* al corsage. son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11:10 (1) Truth or Conaeuutncto and then stalks out of th* house New York 19. N. Y. (0) Reared For Tomorrow Other guests included Mra, W. Shelby Johnson of Curtis Dr., (D Make Thai Faca It. Beasley, Linda Mflla, Louisa Bear Lake Manor, celebrated her • 1:1* (0) (luldlns l.iaht "Higginbotham. Susan Tamney, 11:00 (1) NBO Nona lie port fifth birthday last Thursday when 1:0* (1 ) Foeua Qaaobiy On(Bhidqst By Oswald Jacoby • Susan McCall, Donna Young, (D 1 Married Joan Sandy Richards, Linds Echols, She was hmiorec at a lovely party tt) Day In Court 1:1* (I) Aa The World Turns given at the home of her parents A robber bridge gain* at th* NOBTH • The answer to the problem ill (0) Orbit 4 Q lo murk Ihe occasion. 1:0* U ) Jan Oiurray Hhow Arixomi Club to Fhoenix brought that Gouge Itiilumlson, who sat It) Pnaaword f X Q H I Guest* attending and enjoying (0) Jano Wyman Hhow out one of the beat plays of 196). * 1 0 1 8 East, played th* jack of diamonds (he novrl Hamel and (irelel cake 1:0* (1) Loretta Young « A Q S 4 (D Devon Kaya North and South arrived at a ■a bt on the deuce. made by Mrs. Johnson were Kathy (0) Art IJnklattar reasonaUe six-diamond contract AJ109S *86848 Ladies Society and Kay Bruce, Roger Kowalski, 1:0* (1) Purex Hpaclal West took his ace of trumps and V J1 0 4 4 V IS I'd another spade. South won, led Cheryl and Keith llonaker. Lynn (0) Millionaire after an excellent bidding at* ♦ A f t 4 J I (0) Quean Fur A Hay the three of diamonds, noted the Plans Installation and Mar> sun Grover. Douglas 1:00 l«l Tha Vvrvilcl la Vour# quenca. I don't intend to get into * 1 4 1 * J 8 73 Krensar and Keith Johnson. Ice (0) Who Do You Truet a discussion of tha merit of any SOUTH CD) fall of tha live epot from West, 1:00 ID Colllnswvod New* * A K V thought a while, and played dum THU HONOREU Mra. Grorge Burley, Healed, receives cream and randy also were in 4:0* (D Make Room Per Daddy slam bM, especially of six no- WAI. Thursday Night cluded in the refreshment*. It) Ilrlahler Day trump as opposed to six diamonds. ♦ KQT48 my’s eight of trumps! Bingo! n gift from the three hofttetinc*, from loft, Pant Jones, 0:0* It) American ilandetend The Ladles Society of the Bro Winners of the various games Anyway, South waa in six dia *KIS George’r play uf the jack had Dilina Ileutdey and Linda WilliantH, at the aliower in her 4:11 (tl Hrcret rttnrrn Both vulnerable therhood of Locomotive Firemen pla>ed were Roger Kowalski and 4:10 It) lloro'a Hollywood monds. Dummy’s queen of spades paid off. It la interesting to not* honor at the lieustoy homo. .... ,J Cheryl llonaker. 4:10 ( 0 ) Kds* at Nlsht W «l M b Mai that he risked absolutely nothing and Englnemen will meet Thurs 4:00 (t> American Toulh New* held the first trick and tha deuce of 1 4 poor 1 9 Faea day at 8 p.m. at tha home of Mra. 0:0* (0) 0 O'clock Movlo diamond* was ltd from dummy. 3W.T. Pass ■ * Pass when he made it. Thor* was no A .F. Greene on Jewetts Lane. (D Gaols Walt Now, see if you can figure out how 1 4 Pass 4 4 Pam combination of cards that would 0:1* (0) Huckleberry Hound 4N.T. Pam 8 4 Pats Main Item on the agenda (1) 0 O'clock Olovlo South, a very good playar, man « ♦ . Pass Paaa rasa mak* hit jack good for purpose* » thc evening will be the Installation (0) Popsyo Playhouse aged to go down. Opening lead—* J of beating the slant. of new officers tor Ihe coming 0:0* (D Brevard News year. All members are urged to .. gttend. Dunn Family d U q h liq h iA TV Time Previews Hear Lake Holds Reunion 7:30-8 p. m. (ABC) Profile Of ouch a short plot. This on* stars 9:30-10 p. m. (CBS) Th* Dick In Enterprise An Astronaut. Thla is tha vary Jack Bcnney in his first dramatic Van Dyke Show. Some good laughs timely story of Marins LL Col. role, although he is cast as a com don't quite obviate the fact thla Personals A family reunion was held at John Hershel Glenn, the astronaut et! Ian who's a target for murder on plat la loosely contrived to make By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey chosen to be the first American to three different occasions. The no particular poinL Skirting a Mrs. Harold Wentworth L. Dunn, to Enlerprite, during the orbit the earth. Colonel Glenn’s checkmate trio (Doug McClure, "Birds and the Bees" explanation, - Gloucester, Mass., left last Thu Chriotmas holiday. Ilf* is trsred from his boyhood, Anthony Georg* and Sebastian Rob (Dick Van Dyke) answers hia . day after spendingending the Christmas Guest* included Mr. and Mrs. through his education and mllitery Cabot) works against time to dis ton's (Larry Mathews) query oa holidays withth her son and hi* John Earl Ogden. Jacksonville; eareer and into hit career as a cover the mysterious assailant bo to hi* origin by reliving the anx family, Mr. and Mr*. Alan Went- Mr. and Mr*. Charleo Dunn, Tam spare pioneer. ABC Science Editor ra use Bonny insists on heading a ious months attendant his birth. worth and smallnall ion of Lake Asher pa; Mist Llndo Dunn, Orlando, Jules Bcrgmsn gets Glenn’s own New Year’s Day parade ,>a grand In flashback, we see Rob os a Cr., Bear Lakeike Manor. and Robert Count, Orlando. views on his projected trip and Iti marshal, making himself a perfect frantically nervous expectant Other gin-ala were Mia* Astrid Mr. and Mr*. Mrs 8. 11. Millar of effect on the future of men in target. Benny’s isn't a dramatic, father, going berserk in his at Kuettner, fiance* of Harvey E. Miami spentit thathe holidaysholiday* with spare. ally demanding role, but h* doe* tempt to get hi* wife (Mary Tylor Dunn, who la itationed to Hawaii; ■ their son-in-law and daughter, Mra. 7:80*8:30 p. n>. (NBC) Wagon vary well with it. Spoiling tha suo. Moore) to the hospital. A good bit Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sawyer* of and Mrs. Shelby Johnson of Curtis Train—"Th# Martin Onyx 8tory." pen** somewhat ia tha faet that i* played by Ann Morgan, as a Portland, Ore.; Mr*. George Dick When a prairie town is threatened it's hardly likely that Benny, even neighbor. Dr., Bear Lake Manor. Other inson and W. E. Dickinson of Jn- . gueaU included Mr*. Johnson's by outlaws, the rltliona hire a In a dramatic role, will be killed, verncoi. and Mr. and Mra. David gunman whose name is revered as much a* hia protectora mak* it ap ' Sister and family, Mr. and Mrs, H. Christmas tree center of tha Dickinson and children of Dun- a legendary hero. Guest star Jack pear that he might he. L Summrrford and children, Bar AMONG THE GUESTS enjoying the gala New Year's Eve party at the western United Slates U said to elJott. Warden play* tha difficult role of 9-10 p. m. (NBC) Tb# ferry bara, David and Eve Marie of NAS Ballroom, sponsored by the NAS Office™’ Wives are from left, be Shelton, Wash., which city a man who borrow! the hare’s Como Hhow. Lorne Green and Dan Miami and auothar sister and fam Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Tully and Cant, and Mrs. Robert Ware. Theme for ships some two million trees an nam* and must net accordingly, al Blocker, stars of th* "Bonanu" ily, Mr. and Mra. Jo* Aguer* and the party was ‘‘Tour the U. S. A. the Navy Way." Depicting this theme Longwood nually. •on, Alex, of Largo, though ha ia actually a cowardly series, are tonight's guest*, with were mininturo moving vans, planes, anow skis ami every kind of vehicle Green# doing * poignant recital Holiday guests at Ihe home of foi transportation used by the Navy people. Special arrays of food on prrtendar. Mr. and Mrs. Farcy Adams of tables were accented by maps of the various states specializing in foods Personals 8:30-9 p. m. (NBC) Th* Joty from Washington's farewell to his 1234 Bear I-ske ltd Bear Lake Bishop Show—"Taming Of The troops. Kaye Ballard'a "On The Kifz Theatre of that area. Committee members responsible for the elaborate decorations By BETTIK SMITH BraL" Whnt could have been a Boardwalk" and Sandy Stewart's Manor, were their son William, and successful evening wore Mrs. R. G. Gleeson, Mrs. R. H. Finn, Mrs. R. Mr. and Mra. James Bragg and home from State College to Penn- sock plot flsslaa after the first ten "Adalaida'a Lament" (from "Guys OFKN 12:14 E. Moore and Mra. T. J. Pad don. children were guests during the minutes or so. Aa part of a public and Dolls") are among th* better ■ylvanla, and Mr. and Mra. Earl holidays of Mrs. Bragg's mother, LAST DAT Neldig of Lamont, Pa. ity stunt, Joey Barnes (Joey musical offerings, Tonight's state Mr*. M. L. McDaniel*, on Pal Bishop) hides a child movis star of the week la New Jersey. Tha group attended Saturday's metto Av*. The Oragga live In Il ! .Gator Bowl Game at Jacksonville (Flip Mark) In hit home and linois. Other Christmas day guests Joey's facial dismay is humorous •between Georgia Tech and Penn Monroe Personals of Mra. McDaniels were her son ASIA Stats where th* Neidlg'f son is to behold as th# kid stars to upset o vi i C \ cl r\ < i By M&B. H. L. JOHN SUN' and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr*. ha* returned to her home after Dr. Russell Aniley end family of assistant maintenance foreman. household routine. But they over HI Uf -IN THEATRE i t Don Brown and Frank Brown’s being confined to the local hos Apopka and her dnughter and fam Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawkin* and play tha "spoiled brat” bit and I'llONK FA M i l l —.jweSIM* JM*StW* / # mother, Mrs. Rose Potf, have re ily, Mra. Ernest Fudge, of Albany, UUla daughter Kimberley Ann pital tor some lima. th* laughs become fewer and few NOW SHOWING W an iokmmmon-maa totouts u ts I t turned to their home to Ruanoke, Ga. wooo have returned to Cascade, Md.. Claude HiUeU Jr. who la in tha er. Regular stars Warreu Barling- AT 7:*f A 14:24 after spending tha holiday* with Va. armed services oversea! la home cr, Mario Thomas and Madge "NO NAME STARTS' TOMORROW (P c A A o n a U Mr. Hawkins parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sapp had as on leave visiting his parents, Mr. Blake ar* os appealing aa th* kid Mr*. V. D. Hawkins. Casselberry ON THE UULLET" their rerent guests Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. C. E. Hlttell. ia noL IN COLOR Misi Jeanne Southward left by Mrs. Herbert Behrens and mo* J. II. Baifleld and family of Tam- 8:20-9:30 p. m. (CBB) Chock- AUDIE MU Ill'll Y plana Tutsday for Virginia lnter- lh«r, Mrs. Mat Henderson, have P«- mate. “A Funny Thing Happened FLUB AT 8:44 ONLY Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kendricks Vienna's Spanish Riding School, Personals mont College to Bristol, Va„ to returned from Riviera Beach To Me Oa Th# Way To The "THE LAST DAYS resume her studies there. She will where they spent Christmas with uf Bainbrldge, Ga., arc Uie house- world's foremost equestrian acad Mr. and Mrs. Karl Morris oi Gem*.’’ A rather long title for complete her courses at Intermont Mr. and Mra. Fred Behrens and guests of Ibelr son-in-law and emy, might have disappeared for Warren, Ohio, have been guests ot OF POMPEIT IN COLOR to June. daughter Bamhl Lynn. daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. Leon ever in World War II's rubble bad his p i reals, Mr. sod Mrs. Ray STEVE REEVES Mr. and Mra. A. C. McHeynold*. Mra. Mary Ktoard and Mrs. A. Keel. It nol been for Gen. George 8. mond Morris of 238 Sunnytown TV RENTAL Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Illttell were called to Wauchulla Theodore Johns and family of Fallon Jr., who enabled the Rd., Casselberry, during the STARTS NEXT SUNDAY llatooa, DeBary, ware among th* by the Illness and death of Mrs. Jacksonville spent Christmas with school'* director to round up and Chris tints holidays. While hare. Annl# Mae Melendy. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. lluntar. reorganise his scattered troupe. Karl baa bee* renewing m i ay old Seminole TV "NEVER ON SUNDAY" bail fans from 6inford attend- Oar Tab* Checker Adult Entertainment ig tha orange Bowl game to Ml- Mr. and Mr*. Frank Bruwti who Friends of Mra. Annia Belle The breeding herd was rescued friendships and introducing bio 8408 Sanford Are. FA 8-4484 tffnag tha weekend. have been til* guests of their son Hawkins will be glad to know aha from Czechoslovakia. wile la boa mass Meads. ♦ W o t an?» «-anforh Wrrilh Wed. Jan. 3. 11)02 — Tape 9 U.S.D.A. Government Inspected Round — T-Bone or J. E. DAVIS A. I). DAVIS Sirloin Jacksonville Brothers Co-Chairmen PORK FEET BEEF Of 1%2 Heart Fund Campaign Steak or JACKSONVILLE — Announce ing the site of his share in our bat MAWS ment w m made today by Dr. tle against mankind's greatest Maeon Itomnlne III, Jacksonville, health menace." Last year's Heart Fund produced President of tho Florida Heart As* n total of $it2I>,39)I from all sources aociation. that J. E. Davis, Chair* except bequests. The Davit broth Henderson man of the Board and A. D. Davis, ers are confident Mint the 1962 President of Winn-Dixie Stores, campaign will bring a total of Inc., have been appointed Co- 1700.000 or more. 101 Chairmen of the 1902 Heart Fund Long active in civic, cultural NECK BONES or Campaign of the Florida Heart and community affair* on state Association, an affiliate of the and national levels as well as in SPARE RIB TIPS American Heart Association. Jacksonville, the Davis brothers Tha Davit brothers, assuming recently underwrote a much-need leadership of the campaign which ed addition to St. Luke's Hospital I ..1)8. reaches its peak during February, in Jacksonville. Doth have served have long been among the most many times and in many areas on prominent business, civic and so committees for fund raising and cial leadera in Florida. other worthy activities. PURE PORK A a operators of a chain of 540 J. E. Davit is on the Board of SAUSAGE auper food stores in eleven South Directors of the Barnett National eastern states, tha Davises hava Bank, Is Chairman of the Board of business and personal connections Directors of American Heritage In trery part of the state that will Insurance Company, and has Iteen Lbs. lend prestige to tha Heart Fund, active In improvements in produc Limit One With t( Or already one of tha moat successful tion and merchandising of agricul More Order, Kirlading health campaigns in the state. tural products, particularly Flor Tobacco* ^ Speaking for tha brothers, J. E. ida-grown foods. During World Davis said, “Tha Immensity of tha War II, he was Officer in Charge heart disease problem ie a matter of the Quartermaster Market Cen PLANTATION of gravest concern to every citixen ter in New York, serving perish of Florida. Not only do mors peo ables to the European, North Afri FRESH ple die of heart disease than ail can and Mediterranean Theatres of HOMOGENIZED other causes combined, but the Operation. He holds the legion of economic losses are etaggering Merit. when so many of our lending citl- A. D. Davis is a former Chair sena are incapacitated during the man of the Florida Council for In Meal or Grits most productive yeari of their dustry and Commerce, a Director lives. The Heart Association, with of the Atlantic National Bank, its program of research, education Jacksonville, and Southern Bell d e l t a and community service, has been Telephone and Telegraph Com SHURFRESH the leader in arousing public Inter pany. Currently a member of the ests in thit staggering problem. Executive Committee of the Na Wa hope that every dtiien of tional Association of Food Chains, Florida will keep theta facte fn he is a former Chairman of tha BISCUIT SYRUP mind in February when determin group. For Kennedy 'Grasps Thistle Firmly' Gal 4 , 9§ In Meeting Congo Policy Critics Plua Depoalt By LYLE C. WILSON Those are hot words. They are WINTER GARDEN FRESH FROZEN WASHINGTON (CPI) — Grasp likely to fire up the debate when Apple, Cherry and Peach tha thistle firmly is advice to be Congress considers Kennedy's re quest for authority to buy UN taken only by a courageous man, bonds. The President has con See All such is President Kennedy. fronted the Congress with a vote Full 21-Oz. The President grasped the this of confidence in the United Na tle firmly when he ordered an all- tions. That Is a firm grasping of a out oratorical attack en the chal prickly ttilstle, U ever there was. lengers o( his policy of support So closely is United States for ing the United Nations in Its eign policy tied to the United Na Congo adventure. tions that congressional refusal to BUSH’S 1 Lb. Can He grasped firmly again with ball out the United Nations is al announcement that Congress most inconceivable. It could hap OCTOBER BEANS would be asked to okay purchase pen, however, because the pres BUSH’S 1 l.b. Can by the United States of up to 1100 tige of the United Nations is low, BLACKEYE PEAS million of United Nations bonds. low, low in the United States. The money would help bail the There was Goa. Die UN Secur UN out of approaching bank ity Council refused to challenge PORK AND BEANS ruptcy. Indian aggression against Goa to BUSH’S Tho Kennedy administration has tha delight of tho UN assembly's Invited an angry dispute in and Afro Asian bloc. This caused BABY L IM A out of Congress and probably will Lord Home, tho British foreign BUSH'S get it. The United Nations will be secretary, to say: in the middle. Former Vice Pres GREAT NORTHERN "If tha United Nations empha BUSH'S ident Richard M. Nison heads up sis is taken oif the first duly of the Republican opposition to U. S - the United Nations' peace-making PINTO BEANS UN policy in the Congo. He is and security, and laid on . . . the BUSH'S Limit On* With $5 Order not alone. eradication of colonialism, then 2 Convenient Lorntloiu — Deputy Assistant Secretary of the United Nations . . . would sow N A V Y BEANS State Carl T. Rowan cams out the seeds of its own destruction." BUSH'S SANFORD AVE. at 4th ST. slugging last week in a speech de KIDNEY BEANS fending that policy and denoun SHOWBOAT cing Hi opponents. Rowan slid a Kentucky Paces J > A £ A h ( p / w d lU C Q Belgian propagandist in New York SPAGHETTI had spread around <140.000 for the SEC Cage Wins Ily Untied Press International circulation of myths and misin With Tomato Sauce GOLDEN RIPE formation about the United Na The Kentucky Wildcats, the na JAY IIIKD tions In the Congo and In the se tion’s fifth-ranked team, scored cessionist province, Katanga. thalr ninth victory In 10 games VIENNA SAUSAGE "Spread around" were Rowan's Tuesday night, outclassing Vir BANANAS words. The meaning is not pre ginia, 03-73, at Lexington, Ky. In other Southeastern Confer EARLY JUNE PEAS cis# nor U tho implication precise GORBY that there was money spread ence action. Vanderbilt defeated ■round lc such manner as to be Yale, 79-CI), at Nashville, Term., TABLE SALT disgraceful to the receiver as well Auburn heat LhatUmMga, 07-47, at hi to the dispenser. Auburn, Ala., and MiieUsippi wen Bearing in mind that Nixon has at Florence, Ala., 68-04, over Flor YOUR CHOICE made the Congo issue his own, ence State. ono paragraph from Rowan's Two SEC U tsu lost. Alabama FRESH FROM LOCAL FARMS — speech is especially notable for its I oat to Davidaon, 73-07, at David unqualified language. Rowan said son, N. C-, and Georgia Tech b.iw • of the sources of opposition to ed to Navy, 64 62, in an overtime U. S.-UN Congo policy: game in Atlanta. "in the United States we have Collards a conglomeration of archconscrv- Carry Back Set ■Uvea; people who oppose the in HIALEAH (UPD—Carry Back, and coma tax; avowed defenders of Bowl of Flowers, Kelto, and T. V. Runch racial segregation; opponents of Lark, four champion* of the 1MI fluoridation of water; those who horse raring world, led the list Can want to destroy the Supreme of 49 nominations announced to Court, largely because of its day for the 25th running of the Mustard ruling on school segregation, and lion ooo-Addi d Widcncr Handicap ___ so forth." at Uialeah Racs Course Feb. 14...... • ■ NWi P arc 10 — Wed. Jan. 3, 19G2 Legal Notice , n i i t t h e rmcriT cornT turrit jrnniAi. cm Classified Ads Bring Fast Results A til FOB «KHIt'OM: IT IT R o r ri.ONIDA. It CMAt. renv. to m n WILLIAM U JOH.VSOK 6. For Rent ruin tiff, CLASSIFIED INDEX T«. 2 BEDROOM bouse on Old Orlan IIAZKL B. JOHNSOJf, t. Lost A Found De'en-lanl. Classified do Road, Ideal for children, toTirB nr rrBUcvriot 2. Notices • Personals school bur stop, shade tree*, i t a i- ir roR nivonrn 3. Education - Instruction TOi Mr*. ll*t*I B. Jahneon $60 mo., 2 months advance rent, e/o General Delivery 4. Transportation FA 2-2247, Jackionvltle, Florid* 3. Food TOO ART, IIERERT NOTIFIED Phone G, For Rent * BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom. 2 bath (h*t • Complaint for Divorce ha* been (Had agelitet you and that 7. Business Rentals home on Mellonvllle, large kit ■aid ault will Involve tha follow. 8. Beach Rentals Inc daarrlbad property, to-wlt: chen equipped, Fla. room, fire Lot II of th* Town of Lone- 9. For Sale or Rent place. 1170.00 per mo. Call wood. accordlnc to th* plat FA 2-2611 10. Wanted to Rent FA 2 6140. tharaof aa recorded In Plat Book 1, II ta II I"- 11. Real Estate Wanted rlualrr, Public Bacord* af Office 204 W. First 12. Real Eatate For Sal# ENJOY living In a modern trailer Hrmlnola County. Florida. 1.1. Mortgage Loans at Wekiva River Haven, S miles You ara required to aarr* a ropy 14. Insurance West of Sanford. FA 2-1900. of your Anawer or I'laadlnc to lh* DEAD! .INKS Complaint on th* plaintiff* at 15. Rasinctut Opportunities torney, Wallace K. Allhrltton, 16. Female Help Wanted 4 ROOM furnished apartment, 1 Hull* 491-T Sanford Atlantic Na CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: bedroom, water furnished, too tional Bank Bull liny. Sanford, Tun., thru Frt. • 3 P. M. day h* 17. Male Help Wanted Florida, and file th* original An- 18. Help Wanted per mo. Call FA 2-5021. ■ atr nr I'laadlnc In tha office of larf lawrlioi. Mac. SiL nous. lha Clark of tha Circuit Court on 19. Situations Wanted NICE Sleeping room, rail after or before tha 11th day of Jan STS AIL ITT C1-AMMFIED: 20. Babysitters uary, till. If you fall to do ao, T e n ., thru Frt. • I P. M. da* be- 3 P.M., FA 2-3986. Judcmant by default will be tak 21. Beauty Salona en acalnat you for th* relief de far* Inaertlen. Mob. • Bet 22. Build • Paint • Repair manded In tha Complaint. 23. Building Materials 9. For Sals or Rent. DONE AND OBDEBED at San RESPONSIBILITY: ford, Florida, thla Ith day of Dee- 24. Electrical Services CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake amber, till. Th* Herald wm r m be responsible 25. Plumbing Ssnrices Rant or Sale. Reasonabla. Call Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. f*r more than ene Incorrect taeer- (SEAL) 26. Radio A Television evenings. FA 2-1597. Clark Circuit Court, Semi lion of year ad. and m errta lb* 27. Special Services nole County, Florid*. rtibt to rorlM *r reject any ad- 28. Laundry Service Ily: Joan M. Wilke TortUemeat from wbat ordered to 12. Real Ealate Fur Rais Deputy Clerk 29. Automobile Service Wallace E. Allbrltton rnufona to tha policies of thie .10. Machinery - Toola Suite I 0I*T Sanford Atlantic yaper. Oscar M. Harrison National Bank Bulldlnc 31. Poultry • Peta - Livestock Registered Resl Estate Broke. Sanford, Florida 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrubs 1211 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 3-794! Publleh Dec. 11, 1«, IT, l i l t A Jan. I, 1 H I, It Pays 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale St. Johns Realty Co. r t t h e c i n r r r r c o c b t , n in t h To Use 35. Articles Wanted THE TIME TESTED FIRM j u d i c i a l c m c c it , in a n d f o b 36. Automobiles - Trucks SEMIVOI.K COl'NTV, FI.OB IDA IN The HEKALD 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA M l* EQUITY 37. Boats • Motors EQUITY NO. 1I.ISI Want A d s 38. Motorcycles - Scooters MAXINE H. C K E L L E T . AUCTION Plaintiff. 39. Trailers • Cabanas H. Saturday, Jan. 6th 2 P. M. WILLIAM J. B. OKELLET, 28 If 8. Sanford Ave. Defendant. Legal Notice Beautiful 3 bedroom furn. bo ave. NOTICE TO APPEAR property of K T, Wal*h. A-l AND ANIWEII IN TIIP. NAME n r T H E STATE NOTICE "THEMIBKTY MIOfiET cond. ineld# and ooL Extra lot OF FI.OIIIIIA Tin Tha annual mretlnc of th* atock- offered separate. Excellent WILLIAM J. a O' ICEl.t.ET holdere of th* Florida State Bank, THE WANT AD terms. Going at Absolute Auc Tou are hereby notified that a xanford, Florida, a banking cor. Win Do th* J*b fee Yew tion. Yon set th* Price. ault he* been brought stein.: lioratlon. will be held In ibe hank- FI*.'* Most Economical Auction you In th* Circuit Court, Ninth tng room on Wednaeday. January Ce. Judicial Circuit, Kemlnolq County, | IT, III!, at 1:11 p m. for tha fol- Florida. In Equity, by MAXINE lowing purpoaee; Grissom-Kemp Auction Go. II. O'k V.LLET. Plalnllff, and you (I) Elect a Board of Director* ara hereby required to file per- tor th# eneulng year and th* 337 N. Fern Creek- ■onelly, or by Attorney, with lh# treneactlon of euch other Orlindo GA 4-0954. Clerk of eald Court, your Atiewer Inielneea aa may rome before or defeneea to the Complaint and tha meeting. Amandment to Complaint In aald T. K. Tucker ■ ult on or before the Illh day of Prealdent January, A. D. III!, and aleo to Publleh: Jan. I, 1*, m i INCOME TAX aerva a copy of your Anawar or defenaee upon Mraera. Oaelnaky A IN THE ( IHi l r r cot HT OP TIIK Krol, Attorney* for Plaintiff, at NINTH JI’UICIAI, CIBCIIT. IN SERVICE thalr of fir# et 111 Mein Street, AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, Daytona llearh, Florida, on or be- FLORIDA, CHANCE It Y NO. I1TSI fora the Illh day of January, NOTICE TO APPKAH OSCAR M. HARRISOK A. D. Iff!, ae required by th* EAST BIVEII BA VINES BANK, a 2. Notices • Personals Florida Hulee of Civil Procedure, New Tork banking corporation. MOVED FROM and herein fall not or a Decree Plalnllff 3*40 HIAWATHA AYR. Pro Confeeeo end Final Decree will ve. CLEAN carpeU with our Carpet be entered acelnet you by defaulL nOBEHT R, CALDWELL and I*ER. Shimpooer FREE, with pur- To Tou are further notified that the Mil.I,A E. CALDWELL, hie wife, name of th* Court In which aald and HAIIRT A. WHITAKER and ctiaie of lllue Luilrt shampoo. 1311 PALMETTO AVE. ault hae been Inetltuled la th* HHIBLKT M W HIT AKKIt, hie Carroll’s Furniture. Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Cir wife, PHONE FA 2-8827 cuit of Florida, la and for Senti Derendente YES, you can borrow our Carpet nel* County, In Equity, and that TOi RORKItT R. CALDWELL lh* title of aald lull la a* kera- Addrrea Unknown Shampooer FREE to clean your Inabov* eel forth. TOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED cirpetf with Rlua Lustra. Tou ar* further notified that lhal a Complaint for Forecloenr* lh* nature of eald eult la a ault of Mortgage hae hten filed agalnet Carroll’s Furniture. for divorce, a vinculo matrimonii, you on th* following described O N G D A LE and la daclar* a epeclal equity properly, to-wlt: 6. For Rent L In th* riklnlltf tn the following Lot >1, Block 1, WEATHERS described real and pareonal pro- FIELD FIUBT ADDITION, ao- party ellnaled In Camlnol* County, curding lo th* Piet thereof, FURN. apt. 2100 McDonvUls, HOMES Florida, to,wit: recorded In Plat Rook 11, LMN ENTERPRISES INC. Th* Northerly Fifty-two 111) Page (I. Public Record* of GET AWAY FROM NOSEY feet of Lot Eleven (tl), Remlnol* County, Florida. Block Eleven (II), Bel-Air, Subject to a drainage etee- NEIGHBORS AND LIVE A LIT 2 . BEDROOMS located In th# City of Sen. ment over th* North 10 feet. TLE— 1 Bedroom house, unfurn- li/t BATHS ford. Seminole County, Flori Together with th* following da. Item of property which I* lo iihed, on ■ lake, electricity, hot Low Down Payment Together with tha furniture, cited In end permanently In water, telephone, 100 acrei to No Cloning Costa rurnlehlnge, fliture*. and equip ■ tailed ae part of the In: hunt and play in. Out o( Oitocn, Aa Lew SR J Per ment In and about the aald provement on aald land: IN- premleea. TEtlNATIONAL OF UTICA . MS per mo ,Ph. FA 2-0119. Aa W Month and to require lh* Defendant to FURNACE MODEL OHS II Principal - la*. . Int. • Tax*# convey hi* Inlereet In *nd lo eald U-D: SLEETING ROOMS, The Gablet, 28.500 To 29.300 properly lo th* Plaintiff and upon and you ar* heraby required to hla failure ta ao eonvay atm*, lo aerve a eopy of yaur Anawer to 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. FHA A Conr. Financing • ppnlnr a Mtetvr 1« '»"»•» the th* eetd Complaint on GREGORY Defendant** Inlereet In eald pro AND KIJ.1BON, Attorney* for WELAKA APARTMENTS: room! DIRECTIONS: 10 Mis- perly lo th* Plaintiff, and for P lalntm . at 11 H. W. <«th Avenue, ntes from Sanford, So. ee other relief a* 1* more fully **t Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and file privata bathi, 114 W. First St forth tn Platntirfe Complaint and tha original Anawer In th* office Hwy. 17-92, tans right M Amendment to Complaint filed of the Clerk of lh* Clrrult Court 2 • BEDROOM houie, kitchen our alga. herein. on or before th* t!nd day of equipped, water furoiibed. Ph WITNESS my hand and **•! of January, m i! otherwle* th* al offlc* *1 Sanford. Samlnol* Coun legation* of aald Complaint will FA 1-4411. ty, Florida, thle 11th day of Dec- be taken a* ronfeeaed by you. TErrace 8-3911 amber, A. D. 1111. DATED thla tlth day of Dac- RENT A BED (SEAL) tmhrr. till. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. (SEAL) RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Bodi Ae Clerk af th* Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. By Day, Week, or Month of Samlnol* County, Florida Clerk af Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen By: Jean E. W ilke CARROLL’S FURNITURE TEE V GREEN Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Ph. FA 2-3161 116 W 1st St DBHINSKT A KROL flregory and Klllaon ESTATES Solicitor* for Ptalntltr Attorney* for Datnllff UNFURNISHED house, 1801 Wash ill Mala Street 11 S. W. tilth Avenue LMN Enterprises, lue. Daytona Baarh, Florida Fort Lauderdale, Florid* ington Ave. Phone FA 2-4303 Pnblleh Dae. It. M, IT, 1M1 A Ja* Publleh Dee. ll, IT, l i l t * Jan after Jan. lit. • Country Club Rood (20th I, 11( 1. 1. 16. m i . &L Ei ten* ion) 1 Mile# EFFICIENCY Ilealad apartment West Of Hwy. 17-92 Next To Mayfair Country Club ta Previous Punt* Sanford’s newest. Ideally locat Baseball Manager ed, near post office, suitable for singla or coupla, privata bath. • 3 - Bedrooms Arouse S Verde (eh) Inquire at Manual Jacobson Da- • Wt Baths S Kirapi (dial) 1 D u e baU partmant 6lore. • Central Air-Cond. A manafer.--- TIM hat a ------Heating RBibcock year contract HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2771. i II* formerly ahtuur* 9 Indian FHA Monthly Payments — • u an 10 Druve CONVENIENT TO BASE: 1 bed- room, kitchen equipped, large $66 to $74 living room, 1110 per mo., 104 E. No Closing Coat *,£s= . . $ » Woodland Dr. FA 2-7047. 13 uSkf •( hold to* ^ tiStoM YA A Conr. Financing l i u T S w t a U . ar Church frit It el 30 Soaki Hat 43 Greek leUar Available M l*lf event la Ua j , *1,1^ part 34 l ie n of eolaf 45 Boorleh NICELY furnished 3 room apart . . g™ ” *"* 34 T u n over lunar year 44 Angered ment, all ulilUiet, downtown lo Cliff Bomeman, Broker if vv g 21 Vertul 37 Dalian lab) 47 Cauchci cation. FA 3-2307 for appoint IT Footed via* Id Caapletod 40 Uatloit 49 Seine 11 Maecullna 31 Sumatran 41 EfypDaa to Injurants (ah.) ment. aqulrrel ihrew ruddeve S3 Navel TErrace 8-4199 lUa I 39 Level 4j£kMaOUclaOUdkm MtkotUek etream NEW 1 bedroom furnished duplex, Open 10.-94 a.m, to 744 p.m. r r r - 7" r - IT 2200 So, Park Ava. 34 Sculptor r r i______ir ST Book t l Paalau i r 31 rattan __ 1 S3 It uahliibt (Ka* I r r 31 Himalayan IT” mammal i r hTT TT 34 Degma r u ( H c w s u in a Park Homes S3 Showered ileei K- a 34 Calarad* peak 1■ n 1 By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. 411 ud net rial JT ■ ET * * advisory board _ i 1 u k L IT As Low As $350 Down ■44 Viper ■ 1 i _ 43 Ckeet bon* « 4- Dedreeme—2 Bath* 46 Dramatic SI I'eniel IT 1-Bed room a—J Baths 34 Viraae4 s q SS Requited W Rw 5- Bodrnoma— 1ft Roths 94 Chain : i r n a a 5T XT 3-Bedroom*—I Bath ST obuoiiaua h J HR w n ;;. ■ r r Wide variety astarier designs and fleer plans DOWN u _ I Preut* 3” VA Financing on Homes up to 215,000 3 H o v e r * 1 3 Lxtreuuueu FHA — Conventional A In-Service Financing 4 New Qeinee E r c - 1 KiwsrAra gvrtaritui assn. DIRECTIONS: Turn W. on 30th 8L Follow Coun try Club ltd. A Waub for our signs. J * 1 n For Hunting You Need A Cun--For Selling You Need A Herald Want-Ad...FA 2-2611 12. R tal Ratale For S alt 2,’I. Plumbing Services 31. Poultry - Pels - Livestock 34. Articles l or Sale 34. Article* For Salt U>l;r £anforh Srralh — SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Wwl. Jim. 3, 1902 — Page 11 SOUTH IM.NECRKST PLUMBING PUPPIES - halt Airedale. 3 FRESH PRK-MIXED CONCRETE CIRCULATING HEATER, LP ga.*, A tine way to begin 1962 would be Contracting & Repairs months old, $500. Call Sat. or Medium aged stepping stones for 2-Bedroom home. Reason Free Estimates Sun. only. Wales Fernery, on window sills, lintels & steps 12. Heal Kfituie F o r Salt to select this attractive 3 bed able. 1216 Randolph St. or Pbon* room home for your family. Only R. L. HARVEY lake at Lyman School, Long- Old rock, steel and sand. FA 2-3296. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 wood. 5 HR. maxonry and frame Iwme, $400 down and reasonable pay LOST*'* FOUND MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. ELECTROLUX CLEANER Just 2 blocks from Jr. high ments. 300 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 44. J. KING CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black Excellent condition, lightweight, school, city water and sewer, PLUMBING A SUPPLIES Poodle Puppies and Mother, INTAKE manifold. 3 two-barrel complete with all attachments. large lot 111 x 111 ft. Only Stenstrom Realty • Contracting • Repair Work Show dog Stock. FA 3-7741. carburetors, fuel block, for '38 Reasonable. Ph. FA 2-8187. $10,100—some terms. 2334 So. Park Dr. 32. Flow ers - Trees - Shrubs or '39 Ford 361 engine. Phone til N Park Axe. Phone rA 2-24*0 Phone 323-0483 Mr. Glelow FA 2-2011 or NEW 13 cu. ft. RCA combination 1 UR. frame cottage, on large Salel Poinsettias In Bloom 9Sc rcfrigerator irccrcr $2oo.oo. Used REDUCED PRICE $9,500. $4,000 “*A 2-6473 after 6:00 p. m. corner lot, city water — only GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 8 cu. ft. Coldspot refrigerator down balance $30 per mouth on $3,300 with $300.00 down, $30.13 Wall Grapcville Ave near 20th St. $73. Call 322 3303. monthly on balance. Immediate two frame houses and 4 acres WOOD possession. of land. Contact Grady Scott. PETUNIAS k Calendulas now Plumbing & Heating Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak 37. Boat* • Motor* FA 2-2823. AIR CONDITIONING ready. Dutch Mill Nursery New Upsala ltd. off 20th St. and lighter wood Delivered. Modern 2 UR, masonary home, CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Gateway To The Waterxvay rural location, large lot, shady 1007 Sanford Axe FA 2-8362 Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer Jim Hunt Realty Now is (be time to set out FA 2-3909. Your RVINRUDS Dealer oak-, bearing orange trees, fur FLORIDA ADVANCE BLACK Ruli.’un Sporting Goods nished including lawn mower 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 27. SpeeUI Service* BERRIES. FA 2-8809. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes 304 8-8 E. lit. I h. FA 2-3961 and garden tools, $11,800. $2,800 Sanford, Fit. Nights FA 2-0048 t # walkers. down, $79.33 monthly on bal. 33. Furniture FREE DELIVERY Shown by appointment. 39. Trailer* - Cabanas Southern Air Used furniture, appliances, tools Prescription* our Specialty J. W. Hall, Realtor 1936—35 ft. Klcar hou*c trailer, I • cai: Hair fa 2-3*41 elc. Rought-Sold. lorry's Mart FAUST'S n* Mellonville FARMER’S AGENCY Speclaliriag In Healing Ph FA 2-7101 bedroom*, fully insulated, re*, 2344 So French Ave 2Ij Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 N. V. Firmer, Realtor and Air-Conditioning Only sonable. 3 Point Bait Shop, 17-92. 2165 S. Park Avo. Ph. F.' 2-5221 2302 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 • BIG VALUES MAKE 1982 A MUSICAL YEAR After hours FA 2-2618 FA 2-3012 ROBER1 A. Wlt.lJAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Anne. • QUICK CREDIT with a musical instrument from 1960 RENAULT SEWING MACHINE SERVICE • EASY TERMS BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP, 2004 3 UEDROOM, 1 bath, kitch FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Walk-In Panel, Excellent For service on any make of Sew WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Cedar Axe. Specialising in en equipped, adjoining achool Condition. ing machine part* and accen- • SALES • REPAIRS • REN- ground. I have $2200 in Oil* I.AKKFRONT. beautiful 200’ x 230' WILSON - MA1ER $1095 oric* or Rentals call or write TAt,S • MUSICAL ACCES ? « high lot, sandy beach, crystal lo Sanford Sewing Center, 101 New and Used Furniture Seminole County Motor* home. You may buy it for $300. SORIES. Before you buy, give down, Payment* $81.00 per mo. clear Lake Hutchinson, one mile “GET LOST!" South Park Axe Ph. FA 2 9411. 311 E. First St. FA 2-3622 FA 2-0614 west of Osteen on Enterprise us a try. Ph. FA 2-0T33. (VA 41k'/.). FA 2-8033. road, sign on lot. Phone 343-7293 13. Business Opportunities 19. Situations Wanted PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Tavares. W. I- HARMON Service With The Cash SUPER Ball-Blair A g e n c y MERCHANDISING FEMALE work wanted. FA 2-8198 Ph. FA 2-42M TRADING POST. FA 2 0877. Registered Broker* NEW AND CHOICE MANAGEMENT A ASSOCIATES DAY'S WORK. FA 2 0430. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING F1IA financed, 3 bedrooms, 14a ASSOCIATES, INC. h e a t in g 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3641 Mattress ranoratlng. Expert Up ! CLEARANCE 1 baths. Low down payment of DAYS or by week work, 303 E. 11. B. POPE CO. INC. Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 Suggest holstertng. All Work Guarin $300. Payments less than rent, THIS MAY BE THE 11th St. 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. $68 per month. Can be purchas ONE FOR YOU Co.. TA 21117, 1304 Sanford DAYS WORK. FA 2SOS2. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state ed with or without built-in kit Read This A Think Ave. 5AJ.E River Front meets, invoices, hand bills, and chen. A great opportunity for Carefully pleasant living. 20. Hnby*iUera programs, etc. Progressive FURNITURE If you sincerely want a small, Printing Co. Phooe FA 2-1MI— Property easy-to-run business of your own I will keep small children in my Must sell at once — 3 complete 308 West 73th St. room* of furniture. Take over LATE 1MODEL and want it to be in operation, home $1.23 per day. FA 2-2274 WEKIVA RIVF.R ESTATES monthly pa>mrnts of $11.86 or Stenstrom Realty bringing you income, within a DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER Approximately 214 acres, with 130 EXPERIENCED, Responsible lady $200 cash. Call owner tolled couple of weeks, read these ARY HELP? . . . ao application ft. on river, 44 mil* off Rt. 46 111 N. Park Ave. I’b. FA 2-2420 will care for children. Phone TE 1-1511 Casselberry. facta: letter that will "get the job"; USED CARS $5,600 A FABULOUS buy, 4 bedroom FA 1-3246. (1) Merchandising Management club paper; after dinner speech; ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby • We Are Offering : All Our Used Curs call FA 2-6473 after 8:00 p. m masonry home, atone fireplace, Associates set you up as a RABY SITTING In my home, high school or coUego theme or Beds, Day, Week, or Month open beam construction, 2 tile dealer handling one of the small children and bablsa, 11.23 •assy on all bnt scientific sub- FURNITURE CENTER At Used Car Deuler Prices. a t HOMES LOTS ACREAGE baths, too x 600 feet on beauti moat popular, heaviest adver per day, Rafarancsa. FA 1-9294. Jecta. Low rates. FA 2-4033, 1100 French Ave. SALES RENTALS ful Lake Markham. Must see to tised candy in the Country to evening*. Ph. FA 1-7953 • All Late Model Ci itrs Are Sold With A appreciate. FA 2-3378. day. You ace it on TV more 21. Beauty Salons Guarantee. Helmly Realty than any other candy. WELLS DRILLED 34. Article* For N*le KATHERINE HARVEY PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • Trade-Ins Will Be Accepted 308 W. 13th Street SUNSHINE REALTY (3) No “selling" required with our Dally air riflai, union I akatai Amy Anderson succeaaful method. BEAUTY SHOP All Types and Slaes FA 2-7605 Evening! FA 2-2379 Hair Stylist - Pat Stewart play tent*. Army Navy Surplus, Reg. Real Estate Broker (I) You will be in complete oper We Repair and Service 318 Palmetto Ave. ..Ph. FA 3-0834 STINE 310 Saaford Ave. 60 LINCOLN 57 CHRYSLER SAN LANTA HOMES 2619 So. French Ave. ating position In a couple of Machinery and Supply Co. Premier 3 l)oor Hardtop, Air Imperial 4-Door Hardtop, On Locust, North of East 20th St. Day FA 2-749.’ — Night FA 2-48IS weeks. FURNITURE HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 307 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2 6432 fond.. Powered, Like Naw Air Conditioned A Powered, 3-Uedrooma, 2-l!aths, excellent (4) You need no experience In Professional Care—Modern Equip. Navy man transferred: brand Real Clean neighborhood. Priced from 4 Lake Lots, with large oak trees, business management. You 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 3742 FRIGID AIRE new; take over for balance on $3595 b '€ $11,900. Low down payment, on Lake Onoro, $5,000. Name need hire no help. *■-Bales Ar *ervice I compute rooms; no down $1395 $64.50 per mo., principal 4k in Your Term*. (5) A few hours a week provide a O. H. HIGH payment necessary; payments 60 OPEL terest. comfortable income. Dawn's Ovk-do, Fla. FO 3-3115 Days low /a $13 per month. Call own 1 Door Sedan. 30 Milae Par 57 RAMBLER VA — NOTHING DOWN ROSA L. PAYTON (6) With only $945, you are set up Evening* Sanford FA 2-3883 ner collect, TE 8-1311, Caisal Gallon. Cuatqm, 6 Cylinder, 4 Door, Ph. FA 2-8310 or CR 7-1921 Registered Real Estat* Rroker and ready to go. If desired Beauty Salon berry. Air Conditioned. A/T, Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Walker Building NEW SERVICE Real Clean f Nighti GA 7-1388 partial financing can be ar FACTORY TO YOU $795 Jack Demetree, Developer 2310 Oak FA 2-7684 Septic tanks, pumped • drain MAYFAIR ranged. ALUMINUM BUNDS Last Year's Candy Sale* in the fields installed. 14 hour aervico $695 RAVENNA PARK Begin the new year right. Sec this 22. Build • l'alnl - Repair Terms. FA 2-9468. Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom 59 CADILLAC attractive home. 4 bedrooms, 2 USA. Over 3 Billion Dollars. rail with plastic end*. Plastic 4 Door Hardtop, Air You are invited to Inspect this at (Authority: Federal Reserve Bank) t'ondllliined, Lika Naw 56 FORD V-8 hatha, Florida room and many ROOM SPECIAL $14*5. Painting 29. Automobile Servlc* or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon tractive 3 bedroom, 144 bath For complete details send your Inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, Ranrh Wagon. Real Clean home. Low down payment of additional features which you oorda. 9 /• name, address and phone num FA 3-6159. $3295 $300 and reasonable monthly will appreciate. Only 3 year* old. Senkarik Glass and Faint Co. ber to AUTO GLASS 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 $595 payment*. Located on a choice A real buy for $28,000. Good fi SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter nancing available. MERCHANDISING INSTALLED 59 FORD V-8 corner lot In ■* quiet neighbor MANAGEMENT Repair*, Alterations, Painting FOUR 14" wheel! and Urea for Cuatom 300, Pow-r Steering, 56 CHEVROLET hood. Phone FA 2-7963. Windshield Back Glass ASSOCIATES, INC. Door Glass Vent Glass Ford or Plymouth. FA 2-1412. Fnrdomatle. A Healer Rel Air 2-Dnor V-8, P. O. Box 4326, Phils. IS, Pa. Automatic Transmission Stenstrom Realty 23. Building Material* SERVICE $1095 Stenstrom Realty Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. $595 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 16. Female Help Wanted LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4112 59 CHEVROLET ■ 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 Roofing FHA Loans P'aai B a rk le y FOR SALE OK LEASE: 3 bed BAR Waitress, apply In person to FREE ESTIMATES Parkwood Station Wagon, 4 56 MERCURY room, l bath home, 117 Shan Jet tnu. Hwy. 17-92 South. 31. Poultry . Pets « Livestock A. W. Berkley Uaed Cara. Door, V*8. Power Steering Your Credit I* Good. Up lo 2 Yra (Ration Wagon, 4 Door non Dr., South Plnacrait Section. Ine. and Brakes. A/T Rtaadsrd Trana.. Overdrlra a m to Payl LOST: In Lake Mary area, large Ph. FA 3-1821. 17. Male Help Wanted Imports & Sport* Car* B. EDWARDS yellow and white fluffy cat, Our Hpecialitr $1495 $695 VA ACREAGE AUTO SALESMAN wanted by BUILDERS SUPPLIES part angora, answers to name 17-92 • Heart of Maitland FINANCING Now ia the time to invest in Flor Agrcssive Ford Dealer. Man We Give TV Stamps of "Spring". Ph. FA 1-8786 Re FIL Ml 4-5307 59 English Ford BOJ W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7698 ward 56STUDKBAKER Down Payment 4k ida. We have listings that will must be in good physical health, 2 Door Analla. Excellent 4-Door V-l Commander, Closing Cost willing lo work 10 hours a day. ('•indlllon f make you money In the Canav 24. Elactrle*] Services E ltra Clean eral area, Geneva area, near Age not necessarily a barrier. $595 $156 Sanford — in fact, almost any Mutt be willing to aik proipect FRIOIDAIRE $495 Monthly Paymant* a* lew as for the order. No whiskey. $88 inrl. lavra and Insurance aeetion you arc interested in. Sales k Service BRAND-NEW 1962 58 FORD Just give us a call and tell us See Mr. Clifford at Strickland Huumi Wiring Free Estimates 55 CHEVROLET NEW HOMES Morrison Inc., 306 E. First St., Sid Vlhltn’a Electric Custom, t> (Minder. [ your preference, Randall FORD GALAX IE CLUB SEDAN Standard T— Very Clean Hrl Air, 6 Cylinder, 3-Door In Henutlful — FA I-14IL 112 Magnolia Ph. FA M ill Sunland Estates "Ws Trad*" 2-Door $795 $495 $14,100 - $17,100 Stemper Agency .1 - HEDKOOM8 57 MERCURY 54 MERCURY REALTOR - IN'SUROR Mnntarey 2 Door Hardtop, S-Door Hardtop 1 . l«/f • 2 IIAT1IS HOLLERS of SANFORD Merromatle ItacDn A llcatsr Conventional 4k FHA Leant CONSULTANT - APPRAISER $395 Drive 17-92 to (tunlsnd Phone FA 1-4981 112 N. Park CORVAIRS to CADILLACS $695 Estates (I ml. 8. of San. Moving soon to 1818 8. French Avo ford). Sale* office 1st house 54 FORD inside entrance. 13. Mortgage Loans 57 LINCOLN Cuatomline 4-Door, S \A Delivered In Sanford Premier 4 Dour Hardtop, Cylinder K1NGSWOOD MORTGAGE LOANS NO PAYMENTS Air Cond. and Powered T GUILDERS. INC. FHA and Conventional PAYMENTS $58.10 J\°£™ $395 FA 2-8074 Commercial & Residential UNTIL FEBRUARY $1295 JIM HUNT . FA 2 2118 STENSTROM REALTY 51 HENRY J. I 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 WAGON JAMBOREE!. 57 FORD 2 Door, F.tlra Clean. New Fairlalir \ -8 1 Door, Tire*. Excellent Cond. 58 LINCOLN I Door. leaded .... *1795 If luu'vr Been Looking Fur Mure Riding Ituum Fur Lena Pordomatlr, Radio, Heater 59 CADILLAC 4 Door Air Cond...... 5295 Money. Look No Further. We Have The Widest Selection Of Near $195 HO CHEVROLET Impula 4 Door. Equipped ...... 1995 New Wagons la Tow*. They're Priced To Please! $695 58 FORD 2 Door V-8. A u to ...... 995 59 FORD I Dr. Ranch Wagon. V-8, A/T, It. 57 PONTIAC NOTICE 58 CHEVROLET 4 Door ...... —- 119# 53 FORD V-8 Chieftain V-8. 3 Door Hedau, fiO CORVAIR 4 Door, Automatic ...... 1495 3 Door Sedan Standard Transmission 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Auto...... —- .. 1095 59 FORD Country tfodan, 4 Ur., V-l, A/T, H. JANUARY 55 QUICK 2 Door ------— •’»»# $195 $695 57 FORD 2 Door, Automatic ...... 895 58 FORD Country Sedan, 4 Door, V-8, A/T, I’/R, RAH. 58 RAMBLER 4 Door, Ktundard — ...... 995 58 FORD 4-Dr. Rauch Wagon, 6 Cylinder, A/T. BEFORE YOU BUY CLEARANCE SALE 55 MERCURY 2 Door Hardtop ...... 195 50 CHEVROLET I Door. 0 C>l„ Standard Shift 595 FORD l>lir. Itanch Wagon, V-6. A/T, H A II. SEE OUU SELECTION 59 CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8. Auto. 1495 58 WE WELCOME YOU TO TEST DRIVE ANY CAR. 58 CHEVROLET V-8. 4 Door, SCMion Wagon 1295 FORD Country Redan, t Pa»a., V-l, A/T, P/S, A/C, 56 OLDSMODILE 1 Door ...... 595 57 58 FORI) 2 Door Hardtop Overdrive 895 57 FORD C#,B,|{,r Mr,Un- * Dr- V.g, A/T, 178. P/B, Have You Seen The New 50 FORI) 4 Door 0 Cyl. . . 295 Mercury METEROK 57 CHEVROLET 2 Ton, Chanuin and Cun...... 1295 DISCOUNTS 57 FORD 4 Door ...... - 795 1,000 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS The Right Rice Car At Tha Right Price. 55 NASH Ambassador 4 Door, Auto...... - ...... 395 with Karh New Or Card Vehicle Hold! 56 ItAMRLER 4 Door. Standard ...... 595 SB LARK Hardtop Coupe .. ... 1095 LINCOLN HOLLERS of SANFORD 53 CHEVROLET Vi Ton Pickup ...... 395 COR V AIRS to CADILLACS Strickland - Morrison HUNT MERCURY 2ND AND PALMETTO FA 2-0711 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD FA 2-0711 80S E. 1st. St., Sanford 109 N. Palmetto Ava. Sanford 2505 PARK AVE. FA 2-0861 2505 PARK AVE. SANFORD FA 2-0861 Ph. FA 2-1181 Win ta rP a rk MI 4-8916 Sanford—FA 2-4881 Winter Park—MI 4-0209 y *** %■«* * 00AHTITY RIGHTS RESERVED (WHOLE) Double Your Money Back Guarantee ON MEATS, POULTRY & SEAFOOD PRICES AND ITEMS GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY. JANUARY 7 IN 2460 PARK STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP LOOK WHAT JUST 3 m* BEEF LIVER " 3 - SPARERIBS OR BONELESS RUMP ROAST fc 3 « SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS BONELESS TOP ROUND ^ PALMEt 01 AT GRANDMA BROWN S OR CUBE STEAKS $ 1 00B U Y S 3 FRANKS • 3 »«“ SAUERKRAUT p io k n m in * or frozen Finns op 3 us RED PERCH " 3 - FLOUNDER Lean Fresh Pork CHASE & SANBORN SHOULDER COFFEE ROAST LIMIT— ] COFFEE LB PKG OF YOUR CHOICE BREAKFAST CUP COFFEE WITH S5.Q0 LADY PAIR BROWN AND SERVE FOOD ORDER ROLLS Full • Dozen P R g f t. DIETARY LIQUID - REG. $1.79 VALUE $ SEE THE POUNDS CO WITH 5E00 COMPLETE DIET FOOD _ 6 PAK • BANANA • CHOCOLATE • VANILLA • ORA NCI 49 L I • VANILLA V I J • CHOCOLATE B 02 • BUTTERSCOTCH CANS NEW MIRACLE IN DETERGENT MILDNESS GIANT SURF DETERGENT FKG BOX OF 36 • 900 CALORIES REG 99* VALUE • PRODUCE SPECIAL ' U.S. NO. I POUND BAG WITH THESE COUPONS FREE 175 extra FREE MERCHANTS green STAMPS AND SPECIFIED PURCHASES EXTRA EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS g r e e n s t a m p s LIMIT—1 H I fAMIT WITH THI PUDCHUI OX BONUS WITH ISM rooo own pia o f i a l a d y r * m CX Plata i-7-*a BACON _ CAKE DONUTS _ SUGAR WAFERS COOE S i P X 1 g l '- ‘ I f i Downtown Shopping Mall Project Fizzles Out Bulletin Property Owner's PALM BEACII (tTPI) —Tlw While lloas* announced today II to tending a forWgn aid ©Iti> Saufurb Stmtlit minion t« the Dominican Re- 0 public to discos* poaalbte UJI. WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. A little warmer tonight. High today, 68-74. Low tonight, 45-65. Refusal Blamed aid to the liland nation. United Preaa Leased Wire Eatabliahed 1908 THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 859 VOL. 63 A multi-million dollar project downtown area comprised of a u to revitalise portions of the down full block between First St., Com town area into a shopping mall mercial and Park A\e., we re- have firtled out, the Herald learn gret tn inform you that we have Casselberry Calls ed today. decided to drop the project. The ultimate scope of the pro "We were forced to make this ject would have spread from First decision even though we still have St. to Lake Monroe and would two commitments from national hive included free parking spares companies (hat would occupy ap- for more than 750 ear*. proximalely two-thirds of the en Special Meeting tire area." Prominent business people’ have "The Idea was abandoned when worked quietly for many month* it was impossible to find a solu A special meeting of the Ca*-( Plana now call for the meeting to bring the project Into resliia- tion that would meet the re. sclberry Board will he called by' to be held at 9 a. m. in the town's lion. Five of the property owners Aldermen Hope Bennett and Rohn Municipal Hill. quirrment* of one property own \ c i o c^ agreed to form a corporation but er." Ij«dy for Saturday to n k that "We’re going to ask the bosrd one refused lo go along with the By LARRY VKRS1IEL the town conform with the rest lo bring Ihese liquor and beer project. (A few abort onei . . . and of Die county on the sale of al places in line with the rest of the lome aure beta for Iht new year). robotic beverages and to discuss county on the hours they're allow The project would have includ • • • Die legality ot a plat on the Lit- ed to sell and we're atso notify ed tearing down many old build n o wA... •i The construction of a new liandsto Subdivision, Mrs. Bennett in* ministers and schools all over ings along First St. and pulling Osteen Bridge la dead for 1962 said today. Die county of our action inviting up modern structures. , . , That's the word from Max them to attend. Questions con Each of the willing property BRIEFS Brewer, fifth district road board cerning Ihe plat will pertain to owners received a letter this week, member. Die legality of the method by aa well aa city officials who were 3 Die In Crashes • » • $60 Million Red which it was sppruved severs! vitally interested in the project, SANTO DOMINGO (U PD -Seat- J. C. Hutchison will he re-elect months sgo In the living room of telling them of ihe (allure to com tered Incidents of violence and ed chairman of the County Com my Iwmc,'' Mrs. Bennett said. plete the program, terror took at least three lives mission next Tuesday morning. Aid Pumped Into According to Attorney Kenneth The latter Hates in part that Wednesday In Ihe Dominican It*, • • • McIntosh, Casselberry'* legal re "after month* ot exploring all public, R was reported today. City Manager W. E. Knowles presentative, the legality of Die posslbla methods (o develop the »> # haa been aiked to "devote some Castro's Cuba planned meeting is questionable Control Demanded time" on helping firm up a new since there is some doubt ss to BE RUN (UPI)—The East Ger- franchise directive . . . Bill Lef- WASHINGTON (U PI>- Commu whether newly elected offlcisli man Communists today Insisted Her has also been contacted. nist nations have pumped S60-8100 lake over on Jsn. 1 or at the first Florida Nipped on the right to control official * * * million worth of military hard regularly scheduled meeting next American traffic crossing th* County Commissioner Vernon ware InU. Cuba, enabling Fidel Monday at 7 ;30 j>. m. IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES marked the installation Wednesday nl the East-West Berlin border. Dunn will seek re-election in the Castro to build the Western Hemi Shrine Club of new Kiwanls Club president, W. E. Kirchhoff, (right), as Again; New Cold 3 District 4 race this year . . . So sphere's second biggest army, ac- he is handed the Ravel by his predecessor, James Grant. Installation activi Curb Foreigners will Ted Williams from District cording to tha State Department. Pretty Socialite ties were directed by Lt. Gov. Warren H. Edwards of Orlando. Installed BEIRUT (UPI)—President Fuad A X. A report issued Wednesday along with Kirchhoff were first vice president George Andrew Speer, and Blast For North Chehab's government has ap. « ' • • • • night nid Castro's regime la so second vice president. Adm. (ret.) Robert Jackson. New directors arc Edwin proved an "urgent" law to UgbU More than 000 auto license tags closely tied to the Sino-Soviel Shinholser, I’eter Btikur, Ed Lane, James Barnett, J. C. Davis nnd M. R. Ry United Pros* International en reatlrictlofli on entry and real* for 1962 were sold Tuesday, the bloc that he probably could not Beaten To Death Strickland. Treasurers are B. B. Crumley and N. V. Farmer nnd secretary, Frost nipped Florida again early dene* of foreigners In Lebanon, K first day they were available. wriggle away even if he wanted today and a new cold wavs threat- waa learned today. • • • PACIFIC PALISADES, Caltf. Ralph Smith. (Herald Photo) to. (UPI>—Police today attempted to sned th* Northsrn border atata*. It sure would be nice to have The 23-paga, report, issued one piece together scraps of evidence But Wadnssday prstty busies*** Police Probe Set a tag office In South Seminole. year after the United States sev donned bathing suits at a tourist TAMPA (UPI) — State Atty. * * » which might lead them to the ered diplomatic ties with Castro murderer of beautiful socialite station near Tallahassee to prove William D. Hopkins of Tallahasse* The City atiU has received no said Bo per cent of Cuba’s foreign Doris Bowman. 22, who was fa that it was warm "as always" in was arhaduled to officially begin word from the post office depart commerce involve* trade with the lsity beaten In her S100.000 home. Atlas 'Kinks' Being Fixed th* Sunshln* But*, but Wednes bia investigation today Into ment on posslbla lease of the Communist world. An autopsy Wednesday showed day'* early morning temperatures charges of improper influence ia present postal facility. Tl>e U.S. report i* a detailed that tha l-foot-T-tnch victim was CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - check of ^he Alias booster rocket simplify tha problem of dispatch war* below (reeling a a far south th* Tampa Police Department. ?»:t— • • • sum m ary of Cuba'* links with afrJck A tha head, .bin and neck Scientists working to put a XL S. fuel tanks, and forced the g4u<) ing tha recovery Beet." as Miami. • h \ Gordon Frederick will change com m :,ism. It was prepared to % y ont tDurututnt »i* or astronaut Into orbit Dili month He explained that this will give Gov. Fanis Bryant of Florida Two-Power Talks his mind and aeek another term lend support to U^. arguments ,m n Umei- There aIw w„ evl. million Mercury program to give LONDON (UPI)—British Prim# wars expected today to iron out technicians enough additional timo denied etal* chamber of commerce In the legislature . , . Al Lor- that the hemisphere nations dpnce rtr. BgulaUDn. up plans for sending astronaut Minister Harold Macmillan will rocket troubles which have pushed to make aura tha problem is report* that tourist* wer* fleeing mann will run against him. John H. Glenn Jr. on Ihe orbital open two dayi of talks with Gar* should denounce Castro and im- s j,e w (l not >eilU8|ly molested the shot at least one n t t k deeper solvril, without running tha risk the atat* in search ot warmth, • • • pose economic and dlpkim.tic >B(J „ 1( hm)je w || ^ Iuo,cd man Chancellor Konrad Adenaur into the calendar. ™ voyage on Jan. 16. of sending Ilia fleet to ses "lo sit Th* Umperaturea dropped to 27 The Jayceca are planning an sanctions on his government. Monday in Bonn, the Foreign Of. There was speculation that Mrs. . The difficulty cropped up "al Official* of tha National Aero out there for nothing (or day* ar.d degrees Wednesday near Miami extenaiva membership drive start The report include* available He* announced today. Bowman returned home after an most overnight" during a routine maybe weeks." and farm fields wore frosted whit*. ing around Ihe 15th of the month information up to August, 1961 nautics and Space Administration intruder gainrd enfranc* through The lleet will be alaUoncd in Water from lawn sprinklers turn to go hand-in-hand with Jaycee Thu* it dots not refer to Castro's rescheduled Die launching for an unlocked door. Police said Die recovery areas over the Atlantic ed to Ire in Miami's suburbs. Actress On Mend "I am a Marxist" speech of Jan. 23—a dale which etil! will HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Actreag week. murderer may havo been 'urklng to retrieve Glenn and his bell, Miami’s low temperature of 38 • • a Barbara Stanwyck was enjoylns Dec. 2. in the bouse while the pretty vic Story In Herald be subject to changa if more shaped cspsule following their re Wednesday set a record for th* A move will be made by the th* comforts of bom* today fol tim talked lo her mother on the problems are encountered. turn lo earth at tha and of Ihe dat«, at did Miami B*aeh'a 46-de- Merchant! division of the Cham lowing a siege with virus in tho telephone. Informed sources said Die tank thrre-orhit trip. gre* reading. ber to revitalise Uie downtown Florida's frost warning service hospital over th* Christ mas and Seminole Building Police said Ihey wars working Locates Relative age problem was not a serious aection . . . and watch for tha on the theory that Mrs. Bowman said than waa litl* damage to Now Voar’a holidays. City Commission to give them a It pays to advertise! one, but (hat It created a had sit eitrus crop* from th* cold but veg was killed by a burglar or a nar Hardly had Wednesday's copy big boost, cotics addict. Her husband ii a uation because the routine chuck etable crop* such aa beans, cucum Wylie Answered a a • of the Sanford Herald hit th* Foster Parents Permits Decline physician. of this system falls into a se bers and tomatoes war* nipped TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. ■ Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps streets before th* lore) r . of C. quence of tests which must follow again. Th* cold caused fog blamed Farris Bryant, taking not* of o Building permits In Seminole Officers pointed out that two had a phone call (rom a Mrs. 11. will sign over 200 proclamations County dropped sharply during other physicians' homes—one next in a certain order. fur a 19-rar accideut near Miami, magasine article by Philip Wylls 9) V T. Brown, aliter-ln law of Elwood "They’ve almost got it squared this year and have his picture on 1061, record* at Zoning Director door to Die Bowmans—were bur Keep Florida Boy Gusty wind* spattered rain from criticising land conservation in the front page shaking handa with Hsjes. who is being sought by his away now," one source told Florida, Wednesday dismissed th* Robert Drown’* off lea revealed to garbled in recent weeks. CINCINNATI, Ohio tU I'l) — A coastal areas of th* 1’arifie north somebody about 20 times. sister in Delaware. Mr*. Brawn United Press International early Miami writer's Saturday Evening 10-year-old boy will remain her* west to Idaho and Montana moun • • • day. gave Hayes' present address In today. "The problem actually In Post piece as "poorly Informed," Records showed that last year wiDi his foster parents rather tains. Three names were inadvertent Sarasota. volved a delay of only 24 lo 48 1,184 permits were Issued during than lie relumed to his natural Light snow fell In a bolt from ly left off the Junior High School Tshombe Balks The news story which appeared hours, hut the spare agency de northern Minnesota to Now Eng Offers Reward the year as compared with 1,686 In (he Herald asked whether sny- parent* in Florida aa Die result Honor Roll, which was printed cided to give us a week more to land early today. There were show MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) — during 1060. one knew Die whereabout* of this of a court decision. last week. From Mr. Joiner's ers in East Texas. Gov. John Patterson posted * Valuations for th* list year man, who once ran an electrical Common Pleas Court Judge eighth grade, Connie Colvin, Lin On Two Points Cold wav* warnings were up to- 850o reward Wednesday for Infor were set at 89,026,036 as compar shop here, over ten years ago. Louts J. Schneider refused Wed da Conn and Nora Butler also day for the Dakotas, Minnesota, mation leading to the conviction ed with 811,882,606 fur 1960. E LI S A R KTHVILLE, Katanga Mr*. Margaret Waltman of Wil nesday i writ of habeas corpus made tha honor roll. Apologies Death Toll Mounts Nebraska, Iowa, Maine, Vermont of the slayer of a prominent Mo- I) % In the city permits maintained (UPI)—President Moise Tshombe mington, Del., his aiiter, haa not by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Slauen- and congratulations, girls. Keep and New Hampshire aa a reault of bile Negro leader, Alfred S. Cria- told his provincial assembly todsy seen her brother in 27 yrars and while of Pinellas Park, Fia., for up the good work, the same steady trend about the a polar air mass which dropped lion, found beaten to death In his • • « 82 million mark for the year. he finds no fault with Itx of eight all rfforts to locale him through return of the boy. points of the Kitons agreement In Algerian Strife Schneider said to grant the writ temperatures as much as 30 below car Friday night. The County Agent's office will conventional channel* had run in that would end Katanga’i seces ALGIERS, Algeria (U PD -Bil- would hr contrary to the best sera in pert* of Canada. be moved to the stockade at tha to a stone wall when he moved CD Course To Open sion from Die rest of the Congo. ter violence between European interest of Die child as Die Florida Ban The ‘Twist’ County borne properly despite away from Sanford. TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) The city The largest class ever to attend Tshombr'f speech was consid Mr*. Georgia Hall, secretary al and Moslem faction* raged couple had neglected the boy for talk about an agricultural center. a Personal Survival Course in Bombing Attempt recreation department has (or- • • • ered remarkably mild. IP- made Die Chamber of Commerce saya through Algeria on Die fourth day nearly II years. Seminole County te scheduled to it to in assembly s c io n that of the new year today, bringing The boy, Wilfred, was one of i'llllA D E I.rillA (U PI)—Mail* bidden tile dancing of "lh* twist'* City Manager W. E. Knowles she is posting an airmail letter al Tampa's community reniera. matt for the opening class at 7 started lete, almost never got off to Mrs. Waltman today tu Inform a mounting toll of dead and in four children pul out for care by 1’aloulan, 86, wa* arrested Wed- will once again ask that the com p, m. today tn th* Forest City Bap the ground and was made up of jured. Die Slauenwiiitea 10 years ago. nesday night on charges of a t A department official laid Die n i mission put in Die budget money her that "the lost has been found." ne west dance crate was t) >4 tist Church. a hare quorum of 35 deputies. At least 411 were killed anil 75 The couple said they were unable tempting to lx,nib the hum* of Don S for a city hall parking lot and wounded Wednesday alone, ac lu_____ care for them______al Dial time______but Hi).. William J. Green, (l)-Pa.l, conaderxd unwholesome for civil. once again it will be stricken out. got the olher children hack during who is a power in I’enniylvanla dren teen-ager* who use Dm • • * cording to official sources. Bryant To Propose The latest attacks were centered j Die past 18 months, | politics. renters. How ii Ihe Palms bring healed mainly in Algiers and Oran. Three on these cold winter days? • ■ • persons were repuru-d killed in New State College Oran, including a European terr Indict Floridian The board of directors of Legion Jai Alai Section PENSACOLA (UPI) — Gov orist shot by police At least 14 Fair Assn, will be special guests persons were wounded, most ol For Parricide at the 40 and 8 dinner Tuesday, Farris Bryant told a Pen*scol» Special: In Herald Today Diem .Moslems, police