QTIjf Danfort IrraTB Page 14 — Jan. 31, 1962 Building Sets All-Time U. 5. Record In 1961 NEW YORK — A surging wive of construction contract! in December helped to booil the total for 1961 to an all-time record for the United Mates, F. W. Dodge Corporation re ported Friday. Although December con SWIFT'S PREMIUM tract! at 12,712,090,000 were just a fraction below Decem from Europe STANDING 7-INCH CUT ber 1900, on a seasonally ad justed basis they reached the second highest peak ever re ported for any month. The De cember 1901 index stood at RIB ROAST 301; the all-time high index of 302 had been recorded In December 1900. This waa the fourth successive month of in crease in the index, from Ml in September to 2B9 In Oc tober, 293 In November, and fy/th a f a r - s ^ ^ W 301 In December. Dr. Gordon W. McKinley, 7 Delicious Flavors Dodge vice president and chief economist, commenting on 1961 as a whole, deelared that "Ha strength was con All Now In America I centrated in the residential building sector.’* increasing 7 SWIFT’S PREMIUM per cent, they totaled 116,123,- 436.000. Saltines..... "Apartment building soared TENDER-AGED far above previous record Sfftitminn Fadfs-SlHye levels, with contracts rising 22 per cent above 19G0," he Cookies..... heavy western beef said. "Single-family houses, Hitli lm . Tasty Instant which began the year slowly, finished ahead of 1960 and contributed substantially to Coffee ...... the total gain," McKinley Stall sly’s Sntsll Grata added. Rib Steak89‘ Lima Beans Boneless Thurmond Blasts Round... <-99* 'No Win Policy' HIIIS BROS ALl GRINDS Sirloin WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ben. Strom Thurmond. ID 'S. C.,) has charged that can- Pillsbury Flour Steak... <-99* aarahlp of military speeches showed the Stale Department Libby'* Rich 'n Refreshing T-Bone "sold our leaders on the idea that ws do not want to win the cold war." Tomato Juice 4 Thurmond, whose chargee of Steak... ‘99* Libby's Plovorful Conned military **muaillngH triggered Pot the current Senate inquiry, •aid Sunday night that ipeeeh changes brought out In ths Fruit Cocktail •. (bone-in) lb. hearings reflected what ha Roast ^ 69* •ailed "a no win policy." While or Colored The Senate armed services subcommittee Is scheduled to resume the censorship hear ings Tuesday with testimony from the chlsfe of staff of the Army, Navy and Air Force. • dairy specials • Gen. Lymen Lemnitser, chair Pork & Beans Swift's All Nsw Ms rearin' man of the Joint Chiefe ef Staff, and retired offlcera A lls w e e t ...... !£* 2 9 Fresh Boston Butt Style testified last week. rubbery 3 ar IM Pork Roast ..... B is c u its ...... 4 3 9 Tasty Loan Fresh Borden's AuGratln or Scalloped Kraft’s Phils JslyMa Sinatra's Bride Potatoes Cream Cheese ... i" 35 Pork Steaks .... Kraft’s Chsddar Styla Tarnow's Whole Hog Fresh Bag Still To Dance Koon Cheese ..... ,0^' 59' Miss Wlscansia Shrtddsd Sausage ...... HOLLYWOOD (U PI)-D sn- Tarnow's Tasty Ole Smoky ear Juliet Prowae a ay a aba In The Space Saver Package Cheddar Cheese V?.*: 3T "definitely" will continue her career after she marries New Kleenex Sausage ...... • frozen foods • Frank Sinatra. Swift's Premium Fresh Sliced "I have no Idee of retiring," rams Haasa Ayala, Saadi ar Chtrry the 23-year-old performer told Boloqna ...... United Press International be Fruit Pies 3 “C *1 fore leaving during the week Mis. Wa|nar’s Quitk-fraisn Herman's Orenge Bond Slictd end to visit bar family in Jo Red or Yellow Tropical Drink hannesburg, South Africa, Sugar Donuts .... JiV 39* Cooked Ham .. Saabrsak Tasty Qeisk-Fraian Nine days ago, Miss Prowse Beam 'n Wieners with Copeland told a columnist that Sinatra, Hawaiian Punch Ford hook Limas 59 46, "wants me to give up the Mis 'am ar Malck 'ami Martan’s Wieners ...... buslnesi” and that she proba Ckfskaa, Baaf ar Tatkay bly would. What changed bar mind? Pot Pies ... 4 rt’J. 89’ "Just thinking about It," aha ar Macaranl A Ckaasa ar Syaykattl A Matt Sauce said. "The idea of not per SlngUlan'i Family Park forming any more. Tasty Hunt's Unpeelcd Breaded Shrimp 99 "It's been a part of my life for many year*, and I don’t feel I can put my fact up on Whole Apricots the desk and never dance WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE again."
Moody Waives ►SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRING^ Extradition CASSELHERRY, FERN PARK, MIAMI ( UPI)—Charles Ad LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH dison Moody, II, has waived ORLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . from extradition to California, and tansy Viss-llyssif HIGHWAY 17-92 and STATE ROAD 43* was held in lieu of 910,OM bond. Tomatoes . Moody, former resident of San Diego, Calif., waa charged TtndsoFtstb KsMsshy Wsadsr Oreen Stamps with "committing a crime on government property — em- Pole Beons Free With Your Purchase bcrzlement." Dtllslam Crtsy Rad Rama _ Of $5 Or More p . He was alleged to have em spacial price bezzled more than 913,000 H i This Coupon Eipircn Krb. 3. flM P] J f l 1962. Limit On* Par t > - n- earlier , this month from the Chief Petty Officers' Chib at the Naval Air Station at Mir amar, Calif. He surrendered to FBI f l h i •gents here Sunday, and ap MMI peared before U. 8. Commis 1 ff 1 r W ■- JB| - ; J sioner Roger Edward Davis Monday. 1 • - -i *r inTi*! m - v t
t.+'iy+o County Must Show It Can Pay For Drainage Next Move Bryant Sees Over 11,000 Heralds Delivered Today! c i O** Seminole's, Dr LADRY VERSI1EL I.n fin f through th# yellow, frayed copie* of the Herald on Possibility Says HHFA July 8, 1010 we find. . . .“ One cTltp ^mtfnrii fentlfo of the moit important atep* Seminole County must ever taken by the Hoard o( WF. "HER: Clotuly throuRh Friday. Hijjh today, 75-80. Low tonight, 50-55. .submit evidence to nsaure County Commiaaion «>a when the financinjr o f a ?9 mil they decided to call a bond it* Of Tax Raise VOL. 53 United Press j - ased Wire Established 1908 T11URS-, FEU. 1, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 379 lion water management •ue to brick road*." . . . Water* program before the H oufo melon Kraut waa held recently, TALLAHASSEE lUPI) - worked hard and lung during anti Home Finance Agen . . . The Ladle* Woodman'* Gov, Ferris Brysnl said today the 1961 session to stop any m w A . . . efforts for new taxes. cy will reconsider It* applies, Circle organized. . . . "Light it will be difficult to hold the Stewardesses But Bryant pointed out to tion for * planning grant, th* fingered gent robbed the »afe line against new taxes in the at the Coca Cola plant." There his weekly news conference Herald learned today, 1933 Legislature unless there BRIEFS m i an editorial on the need that hi* campaign pledge cov Charged In Walter Keys, regional ad is an Increase in the state’s for a county fair. . . . New ered only his first two years 5 Die In Fire ministrator for th* HHFA tax take this biennium. In office. He further said it Blacksmith shop opened. . . . PROVIDENCE, n. |. (U ri) reported that tha avidenc* • • • did not include local taxes. Bryant said lie hoped to see Escape Try Five persons Including a mo must b* submitted “ in a rea Bryant said there could be Wlml made me took through taxes during the present b(. ther and child perished today sonable length of tima" or, "persuasive argument" dur MIAMI (UPI) - Chartea tha file* you may ask. . . Well, ennium up S15o million over in an apartment house flash “ there Is nothing we can do." ing the next Legislature to In Albert Crespo, 20, was back just trying to find out about the previous two years. He fire. Three person* were in Wednesday Sen. Georg* crease local taxes. in his county jail cell today the I'alms Hotel grand open* said if tlie slate went into the jured critically. Smather* reported he wna in If. The governor said he would and three airline steward- * * * next biennium with a small asking tha HHFA to recon reserve, and lax revenues watch the coming legislative desses were charged with Moscow Talk Held sider Hi* county’s planning State Rep, Hock Cleveland were higher, there would be races to get nn idea how the aiding his escape. MOSCOW (UPI)— u. s. grant to get th* project un Jr. todny observed that there i* public feels about taxes. Indi no need for new taxes. Police said the stewardess Ambassador Llewellyn E. derway. no need for any additional leg cations are that many of the . Bryant eampaigned on a es planned to dress Crespo Thompson spent slightly more In * Utter to Congressman islation on the stnta level for legislative campaigns will be platform of no new taxes snd in women's clothes, buy him than 2V3 hours hours today Syd Heriong which was mad* a drainage tux. Cleveland said fought on a basis of tuxes. a ticket lor New York and with Soviet Foreign Minis- “ we have ull the authority we public today, Keys said “ w* On another subject, Bryant put hint aboard a plane. ter Andrei Gromyko in a need now." He added that the uppreriat* very much your said he had an “ open mind" Crespo escaped from a third meeting aimed at try. county ha* the authority to cnnUnued * effort regarding Castro Mob on locally proposed relocation police hospital ward Monday lng to determine Soviet in- create drainage district* and th* application o f th* plan of Interstate Route 75 through night and was found Tuesday tentions on Berlin. let the people who derive the ning grant that was recent)/ his home county of Marion. at the apartment of Evelyn benefita from the diatrlcta pay disapproved." Demands U. S. However, he said there wasn't Steele, 17, Jscquelln A. Bup- Molotov 111? the cotta. much chance the itate could Kays said that th* adminis t • • lantla, 21. and Lucy Gulino, MOSCOW (UPI)—Rcltebl* Justify further disnges in tha tration was well aware of th* 20, all stewardesses for Na sources said today V. M. B> the way, on April 5, 1359, route. He said moving the need for an adrquat* long Base Be Shut tional Air Lines. Molotov has been undergoing the Water Control and Con highway one mile further east rang* water control plan for The women were charged treatment for heart trouble servation Committee presented MIAMI (UPI) — Crowds “ this section of Florida. ward would cost an additional with aiding a prisoner in an In the Kremlin hospital for an extensive report to the mustered by Premier Fidel "However," tlie letter con 33 million. escape and were free under the past 10 diy*. Tlie sources County Commission spelling Castro's official union federa tinued, “ the application sub ; He said a decision to build 3250 bonds. said Hve 71-year-old Molotov out that only 20 percent of th* tion surged through Havana mitted did not meet th* crl- all or part of a toll turnpike Mr*. Helen T. Hope, the ia also suffering from pneu county areas would be affected Wednesday night, bellowing 11 cr ia established for th* ad from Tampa to Miami would stewardesses' attorney, THE SECOND ANNUAL HOUIJY SHOW, presented by Mr. Molheral’* monia. by any drainage needs, demands for the closing of the depend on the feasibility of ministration of th* program I • • • denied her client! had aided sixth grade at Pinocrent School, wns opened at 8:30 a. m. today, im Princi U. 3. Navy’s big Guantanamo the project, the degree of need Crespo, who bad been serv Shows Goes On of advances for public works On the same subject, Ted base, Radio Havana reported. pal Mrs. Margaret Reynolds cut the ribbon on the door, to let the first and "the expression of lead ing six months In jail for DETROIT (UPI)—The two planning. Williams said hs would nsver children conw in to see the exhibits. Fourth, fifth and sixth graders will The official radio broadcast ers in tha community." breaking and entering an uninjured members of the “ W* therefor* hsv* no vote to tax peopl* in Sanford the sound of massed mobs take the tour today, parents and public Friday and lower grades on Mon automobile. tragedy-stricken great Wal- choice but to disapprove to taka ear* of a drainage day. (Herald Photo) chanting “ Down with Caiman- “ They barely kn* / him," tenda troupe, assisted by a them," problem in southeast Seminols. era Guantanamol" and ilo- ati* said. "He came to their • * • Bryant Talks On substitute aerlallst flown in Keys said that an 1IHFA gani hostile to the foreign apartment to make a phone from N*w York, performed engineer mad* n alt* evalua- Francis Roumlllat Jr. wants ministers' conference that call and the a held them an abbreviated, routine act tlon nn thla project In October to know what can be done voted Wednesday to ostra against their will. They didn't at tbe Shrin* Circus Wednes and discussed tbe application el>out these dogs on W. First cise Castro. known he had escaped until Reds Charge 'Spy Tunnel System' Reapportioning day night. with Chairman J. C. Hutchi St.? Pro • Castro motorcades be told them, lie started DAYTONA BEACH fU PI>- son and County Engineer ■ • • drove through the city after trying on their clotlica and Gov. Farris Bryant Wednes Hope For 2 Fades Carlton Ullsi and "it was de The Chamber of Commerce dark, bonking their horns, and said he was going to dress day night fired the opening TEHRAN, . Iran (UPI) - termined Hurt there was vary is planning a giant celebration unionist* held street-corner a a a woman, but they had shot to Hi prom‘.sod campaign' Built By West Berlin 'Bandits' Chances of survival ar* alim liut* prospect th* county next year in honor o f the EOth meetings lo urgu Cuban* to nothing to
Sbr Danfnrb ijrralf) Page 2 — Feb. 1, 19G2 Non - Agricultural Woman Lawyer U.S. Plans Massive Probe On Stockpiling Kidnaped By WASHINGTON (UPI)—The more than 70 critical mater, cultural surplus held by the committee that looked into Shows Big Gain Kennedy administration aim ials ranging from aluminum government. According to stockpiling earlier, said he ed today for a possibly ex and nickel to duck down and the Chief Executive, thla ex (bought Kennedy wanted to plosive, wide-open investiga opium. ceeds emergency require- pin something on the GOP. Florid* Sluto Employment Service Manager Joe 'Extremists' tion of whither "unconscion President Kennedy told his menta under the present con Sen. Francis Cese, H-S.D.. Foy, reported today that 0,700 workers were placed able proliti” w en reaped news conference Wednesday put It another way. lie said ALGIERS (U P!)— Police cept of war by about 33.4 bil in gainful employment through the load employment from the government's tower he was astonished to find that lion. stockpiling bad been going on searched today for an attrac office during 1901. ing stockpile of strategic ms the total stockpile now in Kennedy called "this ex for a long time and Use pres- tive young woman lawyer This compares to u figure of 1,550 for 1900. A terials. cludes materials worth 87.7 cessive storage of coitly ma ent alie did not necessarily kidnaped by European extre The government since 1939 billion—more than the agri- reflect activities of the Eisen a breakdown showed that 1,500 were placed in no'n- terials" a "questionable bur •9. t mists while slie was on her has been piling up supplies den on public funds, and in hower administration. ' j niri (cultural way to defend three Moslems work, as com largely raw materials, that addition, a potential source of The President announced he accused of terrorist attacks. pared with 1,200 for tho year would be needed badly in Show And Sale excessive and unconscionable had talked over the situation The kidnapping waa the Ilruo, event of war. World War II profits." with Sen. Stuart W. Syming Past Elks latest In a series of attacks Set A t DeBary Duo lo Increased aert-uge cut the stockpiles down, but "The cold facts on this mat ton. D-Mo.. chairman of the by Moslems and Europeans planted, agricultural place the build-up began again alt ter must be open lo the pub Senate stockpiling subcommit which hai undermined gov A rt Center ment increased from :t.3U in er the war. lic," he ssid In announcing tee. He stid Symington had Rulers To ernment authorities in Al By Mr*. Adam Muller 11)00 to 5,200 ngricultuint Since the late 1940s, th* steps lo correct the situation agreed that the stockpile pro giers, Oran and other Alger The Second Annual An placement* In Hull. government steadily has ac without disrupting commodity gram should be "completely ian cities. tiques Exhibition and Sale qulred larger amount* of explored and without delay." Conduct Meet Foy also stated that 2,101 The stepped-up violence sponsored by the Florida prices. new application* were receiv . The President in turn prom has in turn resulted In a Federation of Art, Inc., at If thers has been misman ised fullest executive branch Exalted Hul«r of lit* HIDE ed from noil-agricultural wave of strikes by workers Dr. Connolly the DeBary Mansion House agement, profiteering and workers seeking employment LOUIS J. SAMARTINO, Aviation Fire Control cooperation with the Senate Y i R u m Spencer urges all Elks to demanding better police pro headquarters has been sche skullduggery In the stockpile V Technician Second Class, wo* *elccted ha Heavy Investigation. attend the lodge meeting through the local office. tection. To Be GO P duled for Feb. 25 and Feb. program, Kennedy made it Attack Squadron Three ‘‘Profemdonal of tho "The cloak of secrecy which Employment claims In By unofficial count, 11 per 36. clear he was aiming not at tils today at the Sanford Elki «3 J creased from 3U3 in llecrmhcr Month” for the month recently. Samartino wan sona were killed and 10 more Dinner Speaker Doors will open at 1 p. m. but at previous administra has surrounded this program Lodge 1241 on Second St. a* J V to 658 fur January, due to the presented the uwurd in recognition of his out* wounded in attack! Wednes By Mrs. Adam Muller oo Feb. 39 and at 10 a. m. tion*. While this wet implied, may have been Justified ori tho meeting fa to be conducted Influx of people frum other standing ability while serving nn a Crew Leader day, bringing to 971 dead Dr. Joseph L. Connally will on Feb. 38. A tea room will R took tome Republican* in ginally to conceal our ahort- by the Tail Exalted Rulera of parts of the country. responsible for Pre-Flight checking and Trouble and 999 injured the number be the gueit speaker at a Lin be open In conjunction with Contrast virtually no time to agei," the President said, the orgeniaation. Currently, job opportunities shooting the Homb Director System on the of victim! in Algeria since coin Day Dinner to be held at the show and aale. come to a similar conclusion. "but this is no longer the case, Sanford men who have, been ■ ro now open fur the follow squadron Aircraft. His cheerful disposition, co the first of the year. 8:80 p. m. at the Stetson Rep. Walter Rlehlman, R- and secrecy now la only an in Invited to taka part In the pro- ing trade* and professions in operative attitude, oxemplury military appear The French lawyer, Naomi Union Building by th* DeBary N.Y., member of a House sub vitation to mismanagement." cvedlnga o f this annual ocra- the .Seminole County au-a; ance and conduct, exemplify the finest qualities daym an, 37, was hijacked Republican Club. Legion Women sion are: O. P. Herndon, At Insurance salesmen; elec of Professionalism. Cdr. S. Johnson presenta tha from an airport limousine by Connally, of Daytona Beach, Cole, Joel Field, Karl Higgin tric appliance servicemen; award. five armed European# who will use aa his topic, "What Sponsor Party botham, Leo Outlier, John Wit* maintenance man; forelady, flagged It down in n suburb Can On* Paraon Do To Chang* By Mrs. Adam Muller llama, Dr. I.ulher Duaa, Don garment; paint salesman, bus hen. Hbe had been eo her Bad Condition*." The political Auxiliary members of De Bales, ltoy (Jreen, Guy Allen, boys and counter girls, (of way to catch a plane for situation for the Republican# Bary* Herbert D. Gibb BUI Hardin, Dick Mapes, Jim Oriental appearance;; en Police Uncover Plot Constantine, where the Mos since th* Lincoln Era also will American Legion Post 269 my Hoolahan and Ed Simon. gineering cletk (muit know lems a n on trial be discussed. sponsored a dessert card shorthand and typing) room The Europeans picked out A program of entertainment party at the home of Mrs. OUR SELECTION 0OF clerk; sewing machine opera Mrs. daym an tram among will be presented following the Harry Scheb last Friday Men's Club tors; caahiers; bookkeeper; To Blow Up Tower the limousine's other pass dinner. In charge of ticket* evening. • • HO TRAINS & ACCESSORIES and reaervattona for the event Refreshments were served commissary clerk; and electri angers and ordered her out A v t t ° t u Hack • w a g o n s To Sponsor cal engineers with U.S., M.H. PARIS (UPJ) — Philippe followed Caitilla'a arrest at gunpoint. They forced her la La Veil Pierce. Ralph With upon arrival and seven tables of cards were in play during or EE degree. Castile, arrested s i a leading Monday night in the Pam into one of two waiting ears •rail will praeide at tha dinner • GOLDEN HOOKS ??C.ED* D° Azalea Sale In addition to the local and then drove away. meeting. the evening. Members and right-wing terrorist, hail plan Pam, a restaurant frequented g a m eEH s • • AMT AM I KITS The Men'* Club oT the Earlier in the day, gunmen guaats were welcomed by openings, Foy slated that ht ned to blow up the television by tourists across tha aquare Caiaelberry Community has over 11U0 job openings antenna on tup of the Eiffel staged seven separate armed Mrs. John Leone, president TONKA TRUCKS _ from the Paris Opera. of the group. MetbodUt Church will spon listed in other cities In Flo Tower during President Char robberies and got sway with Altamonte Sets Authorities libeled CasUlle, Proceed* of the event will ^ j j o DEI-S # | sor in aialca aale on Feb. rida, les de Gaulle's speech to the 1133,600. They w en believed p Ai n t b * 36. "the chief of OAS plastic Parent-Teacher go towards the auxiliary's 10 beginning at 9 a. m. Tlicaa opening* are in the nation next Monday, police members of the outlawed Se • MURRAY TRICYCLES Tho men will acll tho ata- bom hen in metropolitan cret Army Organization seek charitable projects. professional, technical, cler said today. France." Conferences leaa that are adjacent to ical, skilled and semi-skilled ing to finance the organisa Police said they discovered In another move against the By Shirley Wentworth the church at bargain pricca occupations. tion's activities. Auxiliary To Meet the plan among Secret Army outlawed OAS. police said five Parent-Teacher conference* giving residents of Uic area The February business meet T O Y CORRAL Teacher* desiring overstas Organisation (OAS) docu a good opportunity to beauti men charged with trying to will be held thla week at the employment should file an ments In CattUlc'a Montmar ing o f tha Auxiliary to De fy their lawns while helping assassinate Da Gaulle last Altamonte Spring* Element PINECREST SHOPEE application with tho employ tre apartment. The search Art Federation Bary'# Harbert D. Gibb Amer a worthy canto at the same Sept. 8 will be tried by a mili ary School today between 2819 FRENCH AVE. if ment service. Over 1100 open ican Legion l’oat will be held time. tary tribunal next month. the hour* of 9 p .m . and BANFORD FA 2-8293 ings are now avallubl* In the Sets Second at 7:30 p. m. today at th* Iteporta said all five went 9 p. m. and all day on Friday teaching profession. Lake Mary Community Center. on a hunger strike to win until 3:30 p. m, Employer* seeking worker* Benefit Party belter prison conditions by be Mrs. Howard. Van-Pelt, Mo Tices Remain are urged to file their job Firemen Call By Mn. Adam Muller ing designated political pris ratory o f the school, ha* re opening* with the local P3EH The Second Spring Card oners. It was learned that De quested that parent* and resi With Daughter office and take advantage of Special Meeting Party for the benefit of tha Gaulle and tire Ministry of dent* be reminded of plana over 3,000 available appli A special meeting o f com Florida Federation of Art, In Brandon Justice have refused their now underway for e big May cants registered. mittee chairmen and workers Inc., has been set for March Mr. and Mr*. Ttieo Tice of for the annual Chickan Barbs- plea. 31 at the DaBary Mansion Rummage Sale. She ask a that Longwood have been ataylng r|US of the Lake .Mary Volun Pullcc said they found M House hsidquartera. A das they begin saving Items for with their daughter, Mn. teer Fire Dept, will tie held at pounds of plastic explosives sort will be served at 13:M the event and says that collec Cub Scouts tion* o f articles will be made George B. Warren of Bran 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Fire and plans for a number of p.m...... NOTICE don, since the tragic death O f Pack 231 Hall. bombings In Castille's apart Mrs. Ulnae Minton el Day ai later datea. of her husband on Jan. 11 in Prugreaa n-port* will lie ment. ton* Beaeh, chairman of the All proceed* from the sale an automobile accident which made by those selling tirketa event, has announced that will be need for th* benefit ef occurred at a railroad cross Hold Meeting the new Beer Lake School By Hhfrley Wentworth in urder that furthar plana for table and door prizes, Inelud ing In the town. Warren was ing a number of paintings, which la under construction Cub Hcout Back 231 of Alta, the Feb. 10 dinner may get tin- Longwood Men minister of the Brandon will be given and that the and will he completed by the monte Springe met Saturday derway. SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS Methodist Church. Advance plana call fur serv Aid Heart men have bean invited to at next sc hoe 1 term. Their grandson, Ben, age at 7:90 p. m. in the Altamonte Spring* Elementary School. ing from b p. m. o f barbecued tend this event. 13. who waa a passenger In Attack Victim Mrs. Hinton, newly elected Two Den* of the Pack pre chicken, potato salad, baked DeBary Guild the car, tllll is hospitalised Fire Chief Claude Layo re member of the Building Com sented skits depicting Knights beans, salad vegetables, cup from serious injuries received ported this week that the mlltee, alto will nerve at of Yoro In costumes made by cakes and rolls. Tickets arc Reports On Sale In the accident end I* awaiting Lmgwood Volunteer Fire Ways and Meant Chairman. the hoy*, who all wrr* proper- selling at $1.25 for adults and Mrs. Adam Mailer Putting on ad in tha Sanford Herald la aa ea*jr aa picking up your further surgery. Dept, answered a resusclta- Tickets for the card party ly outfitted In clever shield*, 7fi cents for children. Proceeds Guild officer* of th* De tor rail on Jan. 72 to Sam can be obtained from her or helmets, tunics and leg armor. will lie Used to help pay for Bery f t Ann'* Catholic telephone . . . Trained and experitneed personnel will give you every tha Fire Hall addition which Is Johnson, former councilman, at the Mansion Hem*#. Church b a n reported that The climax of the evening who suffered a heart attack assistance in wording your Classified Ad, and for larger Display Ada, CD Course Set came with the presentation of expected to lie completed in their n ceot two-day rum time for the dinner. at his Oxford Avv. home. mage aale to Sanford we a a ■killful layout, art work and copy writing are at your diipoaal at no extra In Lake Mary achievement awards by Mrs. Johnson still is hospitalised Walter J. Hedrick doing the C ity To Set successful event. The second Personal Sur at the Florida Sanitarium and Mrs. Aaron Dungon served charge. honors for her husband who vival Course to be conducted Legion To Meet Hospital where he is recup •a chairman for the project wns nimble Ui lie present. The regular meeting of Chu- Annexation at the Lake Mary Elementary erating. with Mr*. Ann VKt serving Next big event of Pack 231 luuUi'a Amviican Legion Poll School will open next Tues Volunteers Ted Walts and In Longwood aa co-chairman. Working will be the annual Blue and 226 will lie held Saturday at 8 day at T p. m. with Tom Ken liarhiron also made the Tha Longwood City Coun during Urn two day* were (fold llaiii|U«l scheduled for p. in. in tho Community Build ambulance trip with John Richey ai Instructor. cil at Its 9 p. m. meeting M n. M. Redmond, Cather Feb. 24. ing. Enrollment for the course, son. today is expected to set an ine Combs, Helen DonIon, to be limited to 23 persons, election date for the an Evelyn Osborn, Mary Mc •till is open ercording to A.S. nexation of Loo gwood Plata. Manus. Mary To reel*ski, Ana Peterson Hr., Hem tool e coun Property owner* In the Morrison, Bertha Anderson, ty CD director. Hesldenla In* Plait area already have in Helen Sweeney. CALL- terested la attending tlw dicated that they are la Grace Waltko, Blanche four-den course may call favor of the move according ftrault, Mar Guliek, Muriel the CD offices or Principal to Longwood Mayor A. R. Clock, Greta Denning, Bibs Floyd Richard* at (ho Lake Lormann. Reilly, Madeline Matheson, Mary School. The fmal class Only other Items expected Van Joyce, Cora Monkm, E. Sanford Herald Advertising Department Will be conducted on Fob. 28. on tonight's agenda are rou C. Cogburn, Evelyn Dslck, tine business matters, Lor Madeline Lormel, Edna Reil mann said. ly and RoslU Shlaber. DeBary Women Plan Bake Sale By Mri. Adam Muller Tho Auxiliary to the De- BARGAIN PRICES Rary Volunteer Firemen's FAirfax 2-2611 Assn, will sponsor ■ hike sale Saturday at the De on Bary Plasa. The sale, to run from 1:30 a. m. until "Mid out," will offer breads, cakes, cookies, Popular Brands salads and other easily stor OR — GArden 5-5938 ed items. at (Houth of FAirfax Exchange) Chuluota Church Sets Work Bee Farrell's By Carol Jrptoa A Work Bee la scheduled for HISTEIIS OF Chi tat Inn Charily Stater Mary Alwina, Superior of All Soula O F F IC E H O U RS . . Saturday at the First Baptist Catholic School in Sanford. Sinter Mury Gerard of Mnllincrodt Convent, 8 a. m. • 5:30 p. nt. week day* Church la Chuluota beginning Mcnilhnui. N. J. ami L t(jg) 1’nui Anton made a tour of the Sanford Naval ARCADE PACKAGE PORE •t g a. in. Air Station last week un truest* of Captain Joseph M. Tully. During the 310 Eaat Klrat, Sanford 8 a.m.-12 noon Hat. Project for Ilia day will be visit they received u clone-up look ut the worlds largest currier bused air painting and Installing win plane A8D "Skywarrior” and the new supersonic A8J "Vigilante." They Wa Glva Top Value Stamps dow* In tb* new ndditlon to also visited the new A3J Training School and the Sanford Control Tower tha church, a ml were able lo observe actual flight operations tin progress.* * l I
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SPECIAL LIBBY'S Sliced or Holvcs Sirloin * BRANDED Cling Peaches GUARANTEED H 1:1 If M It) III H r II n in n III PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (Spe- SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S . . Sove 5r a Car U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED «ial)—The growing effort* to restrict u»e of motor vehicle! | I U Fruit Cocktail W-D "Brondod in nrhan area*—if permitted SPECIAL_ ----... . . LIBBY'S . , Save 4* a Car COPELAND Sliced to (to unchallenged—could ser- iou*ly affect the national econ Bartlett Pears B a k e d H a m omy, delegate* to the 21*t an SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S Cream Style or W COPELAND Brawn N' Scrva Country Link 4 nual convention of the Truck- Trailer Manufacturer* AmocI- Golden Corn . W-D "Branded Chuck ation at the Riviera Hotel here SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S Garden . . Save I Sausage .. 59/ wore told this morning. JUMBO CHUNK TVhat la more, aaid Arthur C. Butler, director of the Na Sweet Peas . tional Highway Ueera Confer SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S . . Save 4* o Can B o l o g n a ___ - ence, Washington, D. C.t this 39/ W-D "Branded Round Bone Shoulder campaign could deprive mil Lima Beans . COPELAND lion* of highway user* of "the SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S . . Save 6* a Car freedom to chooia the kind of tram porta lion they prefer— P o r k Sausage *4 5 / and are paying billion* of dul TARNOW ler* in taxes annually Ur SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S . . Sava 8* a Can have." Regular W-D "Branded Fresh Ground Butler declared that the pro Tomato Juice . . M e a t L o a f $1.49 Size ponent! of the antl-automobll- TARNOW ity attack “ want to ‘liberate* SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S . . Save 9*S* a Can our citlea from the motor ve Regular hicle* that people want. They Corn Beef Hash , M e a t L o a f 9B< Sira also would like to ‘liberate’ SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S . . Sove 3* a Con W-D "Branded Beef Short highway funds to subaidixe « fixed transit." The speaker warned t h e Vienna Sausage TTMA delegate* that “ th* up- SPECIAL . . LIBBY'S . . Sava 10* o Con position ha* a lot of wind. And there is imminent danger that Corned Beef. . the fire* will catch hold and SUNNYLAND Small 8-14 lb. Smoked spread if we do not all work together nml work fait." He added: 'Thera van be no denying » that highway transportation need* to band together and—if not meet fire with fire— at least meet fire with water and Fresh, Tender, Young (V? chemicals, •In other word*, w# need to meat propaganda with fact* and put out the fire that threaten* the freedom of high way transportation — and I mean Juit that, the freedom of highway transportation. S u n n u l a n d “ It i* another case where we must stand up for freedom if wa want to preserve It," SPECIAL Land O' Sunshine Limit one with $7.00 order or more, Supper Set For Community In Enterprise Butter “ 49 JESSE JEW ELL FROZEN Chicken, Turkey, Beef . . MEAT A community covered di*h YOUR CHOICE Limit on* with $7.00 order or more supper for residents of the 30' - 1-lb. C Enterprise area hi» been scheduled for Feb. 6-at the school. MAXWELL HOUSE The 0:30 p. m. supper in P i e s 4 p« 6 9 th* cafetorium will tie fol HI-ACRES FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA ORANGE 33 r lowed by a repeat perform- Limit ona with Food Order aucc of “ The 01* Man’* by KRAFT the cast from the Harnett Memorial Methodist Church. There will be no admission Juice 6 ‘.“.99 charges but a free will utter MORTON'S FROZEN Apple, Cherry, Coconut, Peach QUART ing will be taken to help pay M i r a c l e 39 !>r services of an extermin ator who treated the church SPECIAL . . Whitt or Blue building recently.
ASTOR FROZEN BABY 18 Complete Arrow Detergent°£?49 C D Course 1 0 - O Z $ YOUR CHOICE . . Limit on* with S5.00 order or more Save 29' - 3-lb, Can Savt 24* - 3-lb. C< In Altamonte L i m a s 5 PKGS The final clast of the se cond Personal Survival Course to be held at the Al 1ISI1M thu cooroh ros j CRISCO r asto tamonte Springs Elementary Shortening 5 9 »49 i 60 Top Value Stamps / School a as completed Tues A* Tki »:••«* Wm Me / J day night. U Add*U« Te TKeee Re«wUrty M SPECIAL . . Sava 3?J' a Can . . With Beans I•rood When Yeu Puicketa Receiving awards upon Two Muse MICH'S FMOZZN completing the course were Chocolate Eclairs 16-oz. CANS Leo C. Gullo, Mary W. Kren- aer, Alfred A. Krenzer, Gene Gallon, Mary L. Gullo. Char Hormel Chili lotte B. Gatton, Helen U. Brown, Idabello DeBeer. Wanda V. Dyer, Viola M. Stark, Amy II. Hart, Beverly GET FREE GIFTS FASTER J. Lashley, Curliata S. Hart, Mary M. Stark, WUllam R. Stringfield, James L. Sikes, W m la O P VALUE STAMPS Pet* J. Kalogcrakut and AL * kjll4 * I ♦ m r Peter Edson It Must Succeed POODLE CUT Over 100 volunteer worker* will last year's loss. be knock Inn on <1oom all over Hem I* Thin la tho major effort of the Political Notebook nolo County Friday to collect donn- March of Dime* campaign. It's suc Department pay It* own way. I third year *!nc* original pa*. tlone for tha National Foundation, cess or fntlure determine* the coun WASHINGTON (NEA) - the organization leading the fight ty'* record of gupport for the overall In the fare of all th* gloomy Authority to reduce "income | *ajre in 1834. tax rate* temporarily a* on Creation of an Internation ngolnat polio, birth defecta and ar- project. predictions that President al Trad* Organisation was This campaign must succeed. If offset to rccesiton. Complete thritl* in children. Tiio annual event Kennedy won't get this or first propoitd along with the tuga atrongly at the heart atringa of all the fund raising drives, only tho r*organ!iat,on of Department that itom o f his program ap United Nation* Charter In local resident a because the large ma March of Dime* ran count a remark of Agriculture price support, able achievement that affects the proved by Cotigreea, it le conservation and land use 1915, and again by President jority of the volunteer* are mother* Truman In 1048. Congren well to remember how Jong law* to bring supply and de working for a cause helping all chil live* of every citizen in the nation. would have none of It either dren. That font, of course, was it* assist It takes to get any idea writ mand in better balance. A new Ume. Appropriately the anlicitution I* ance in the research that developed a foreign trade plan with ten into law. But now, faced by the chat- polio vaccine. .authority to negotiate tariff called the Mothers March. The old rule of thumb hss eutl , cn)M tht board instead lcnge of th* European Com Thla campaign will succeed Jf for This year's Mother* March 1* been that, “ It takes a genera mon Market, the Idea of no other reason than the Instinct, of on on llcm-by-ltcm bn*i*. especially important to both tho tion to get a reform through greater International trade co county and the local chapti., of tho which hs* brought so many mothers But mm* of thoie things Congress." operation cornea up for an National Foundation. Pad weather to participate In it. When mothers arc really new. on the night of the march hampered lead the fight against a crippling It took SO years to gat per Postage rote Increases of other round. Time may have helped make last year’* effort. Every citizen disease . . . the public is bound to re. manent Income tax legtsta fer the simplest case In point. all these ideas more accept should try to make up this year for rpond. Gon. First approved aa a tem Ever since the wer and prob porary, emergency measure In ably before, both Republican able. tha Civil War, an Income tax and Democratic presidents law was re.enacted in 1884, hav# recommended that the Dr. Crane's only to be declared uncon postal deficit be eliminated. stitutional by tha Supreme Until the recent House vote Press Boss Court. which eent n revenue bill Only by raUficntion of the worth about 3700 million to W orry Clinic 18th amendment in ISIS was Senate, Congress refused to To Visit Russia Congress given authority to buy any attempted solution M*rk « s s • Doubting prieete, rabbi* and miniitera to writ* about and alio add* lay and collect taxes on In. to the postal deficit. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Thomas. Ho didn’t b*I!»v* aa the local Coumclora. enough of that “ mysterious, come, “from whatever aourca A flexible txx rate system Pierre Salinger. 28, reporter, tho IBM marhlns at our non Thun!;* to the progressiva neat" to whet thalr Intereat. derived.’* has been proposed for years— political worker, congrcsslon- profit. Intorfulth Scientific Mark’s Rtaellon Women’* euffrage, advocat among others, by Dr. Gallo newepapera that run thla col a| Investigator and now press Marriage Foundation could umn and to auch magailnat a* Mark wrote to thla charming ed In 1850, did not bccoma law way In a 1041 book, "Planning product a congenial accond [trader'* D lgnt, Coemopoll- widow and In 6 waska they mat In America until th* 19th for America." That the farm secretary 1° President Ken. mate to foinil hla high qual lan, Look and others, we Kara In pereon. amendment to the Constitu program! have been In need nedy; tough-minded at times, ification*. Rut acrapbook bad splendid backing. H* was completely smitten tion was ratified in 1020—70 of overhaul haa been obvious visionary at others. thla caao. And try to Imng- At present wa are introduc hy her charm, aa almost any years later. since the end of the Korean Till* is the men whom Pres In* th* joy of half-orphaned ing between 1,600 and 2,000 cultured mats In tha 4Q’# Many of Iht other reform war, while .hrptu.er huvr piled ident Kennedy has given a youngaura at getting Into n congenial, certified Applicant* should have bean. movement* of Woodrow Wil up to the f 9 billion level. turn at bat In the toughest normal komallfo. Every Month. For aha was actually a super son's “ new- freedoms" era lay The Reciprocal Trade diplomatic league of the 20th CASE L-428i Mark 7... aged Alai, up to age o f *8, men riuper, as most of our regis dormant from 1921 to 1933 In Agreements legislation has century. dd, la an insurance executive. outnumber women, but after trants era. Phil Newsom Says . . . what Dr. George Galloway, been fought over when It ha* Salinger accepted an Invi "Dr. Crane," ho began, "I 40, the women soon exceed the And In Soviet Union'* agricultural The Communist party cen 1040 to 1848 to gat tha UFol- river In Russia. It is 2,299 war." We should help feed people famoua IBM machine. addraai, and urging them to It 1* really touching to see area* and most of his recorded tral commlttt* meet* In Mos lette-Monroney program miles in length and drains He was pronouncing the re that are hungry, whoever they "How could It pick out a cul correspond for a law weeks, th* comments of a let of thaia apecchea have denlt almost ex cow next month. An onewer adopted for reorganisation of an area of 383,300 square quiem of efforts undertaken by are or wherever they are, de tured, Chriallan woman who with the man taking the Initi children who have lacked one clusively with farming. may be furthcoming then, Congrss*. miles. tho United States, Britain and would even romotaly compare ative. parent but now enjoy a com Th* Atomic Energy Aet and spite the political beliefs of tha Russia In October 1068 to find with a y former w ife?" We never mention looks or plete homalife. th* Full Employment Aet country- some enforceable means of —James G. Patton, bend of Doubting Thome* wealth or anything also ex (Always writ* to Dr. Dick West Soys war* also passed In 1940 to banning nuclear weapon* teats. National Farmers Union, Wo wclcoma auch a Doubt cept that our IBM machine has Crane In care o f this news meat needs arising from tha favoring selling surplus food Income Tax ing Thomaa for ho ofttn make* derided they are congenial. paper. enclosing • long 4 In 881 separata meeting*, war. And th* next year saw to Red China.. our beat applicant. For ws find It battar to let cent stamped, addreeeed en th* conferees had gotten ex passage of the Marshall Plan, Howard L. Wlielcliel Thla Scientific Marriage both Applicants tall about velope and 30 cants (o cover actly nowhere, and, after a fi Pork And Junket Truman Doctrine and reor Foundation la a non-profit, In- themselves In their early ex nal'blast st th* Wait* florist Llf# la a lottery. I Just hap 4G0 Elliott A VC. typing and printing costa WASHINGTON (U1U) — “ Hogs or* raised principal ganisation of tha United ter/alth foundation, operating change o f letters, delegate Semyon K. Taarapkin pened to draw a lucky ticket whan yon send for on* of hla flan. Allsn J. Ellender recent .States armed eervlcai Into a FA 2-2010 nationwide, with over 2,0001 Thla offers them eomathtng announced hs was going home. ly for bacon, maat, and lard," and really don’t know why. booklota.) ly returned from hla seventh single Department of Defense. Tho end came on tho Issue ha wroto In telling of a trip Creation of the National —Outspoken Soviet writer Ilya trip around tha world and, as Ehranburg, 71, asked how ha Offlcs Hours: 1 - 4 which hod taken th* confer- to a stat* farm near Moscow. Aeronautic and Space Admin la hla custom, haa filed a escaped the purges of Stal Evening* By Appointment anco to th* edge o f dlaaiksr ao lengthy report on hla journey. Aa for tha Communist way istration In 1868 Is another many Gnu* before—Soviet re in’s day. State Jobholders Take Big Jump I always look forward to of life, tha Louisiana Demo example o f Congrats acting fusal to permit adequate In reading thaia travelogues, for crat commented that “ even rapidly to maat aoma new alt- TALLAHASSEE (U P!) - over which he cxerclsai sole tho wholesale transfer of road spection of auapectod nuclear uaGon. But under normal Ellendar an Intrepid adven toilet papar la standardised." Gov. Farris Bryant r«ported blast* In Soviet territory. peacetime conditions there fa control, he said, th* number prison camps and their per turer, haa e way o f making Wednesday (hat tha number of “ I have been a guest, ao Harrell & Beverley Automotive o( Jobholder! fell from 13,781 sonnel from tha Reed Depart- Tb* world had had an aarllar them entertaining aa wall aa no auch urgency. atata Jobholders jumped from to 12,748. far, In four different hotels, ment, which Is under the gov chanc* at nuctaar weapons Informative. Domestic crisis that neccs- 40,845 on Jan. 1, 1M1, to 42,- ernor, to th* Division of Cor control in 1864. and the paper U of ilmltar altat* immediate passage of 209 "At a time when govern Aa a taxpayer, I cheerfully Phone M0 on Nov. 10, INI—tho last rections, run by the Cabinet. It was th* proposal suggest site, pink and crinkled, much Prtsidfnt Kennedy’s naw pro- ment services arc expanding, bear my part of both hla tra month from which complete ed by U. 8. aider statesman like crept papar," he confided- grama, outlined in hit mes this is a pretty good showing," Due principally to tha trans vel expenses and tha cost of W . 2 5 th S t FA 2-8415 figure* warn available, Barnard M. Baruch, and en “ It look* Ilk* tha kind of sages to tho new Congrats, he said, fer, the Road Department was printing tha diary of hla But he Is not to blame, the dorsed by the United Nation*, paper used for decorations are not so apparent At least partially responsl- abls to report a 184-man drop odyssey. Being able to share B Transmission lit builders governor said. that the United States place and Is rmthar rough." Tho high priority Itomi on bl* for th* reduction In Job* off in Us personnel. hit experiences vicariously is • Engine Itcbuildsra In the 14 elate agencies It* virtual monopoly in nueltar Later on, in tailing of hla this Hat Include! • Wholeaala Auto Paris Bryant controls, however, is Employment In most of tb* the next best thing to going weapon undtr international stay at another hotel, ha not An Inertia* In postage AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE 81IOP SERVICE sgonclcs under th* governor on a Junket myself. remelesd fairly stable during control. ed that “ tbs toilat seat was rataa to make tho Post Offict OUR BOARDING HOUSE Last year, his report, pub* the M-month period he cited, That, too, wa* vatoad by th* made of wood, vrith hlngte of llshrd by th* Senate Appro with th* exception of a 321- Soviata, steel." Unfortunately, how priation Committee, attracted (jH* MtDriEHRAMEAM R man increase In the Industrial Event* leading to final ever, he did not explain th* considerable attention because ALWAYS THE GREATEST Commission staff and a 72 breakdown of tha Geneva ne significance of this.- of Its emphasis on geographi man Incraas* in th* person gotiations had involved a re In .South Viet Nam, tha B M C B .w cm -n f a id soet et v a io t * / « cal detail*. w n t s s H en* on ADAMS ST He ct, cold nel of the board of Health, markable double twitch by th* icnator reported, hla hotel and a lM-rnan drop in em Huai tan*. Some readers felt that ha dining room had a good or. ploy** of th* Racing Commis Tbs United States and Bri did not need to point out that choitra, Including a bearded sion. tain finally admitting dead Japan was a group of (aland* young pianist who played DISCOUNT PAINT BARGAIN 'MOOTS N A mu. Op, Tbs governor's office itself lock, offered to accept a previ o ff tha cost ef China, or that particularly wall. , Ho t listed three less employes. ous Soviet demand that th* tha canali In Holland ware Whila In Hong Kong, ho re Tho universities were re nuclear talks be twitched over filled with water, corded that hla hosteaa at a sponsible for a major part of to the general disarmament To me, however, the little dinner party, Mr*. Fung Ping t th* Increased state payroll. conference scheduled to open things In Ellender'a reports Fou, was “ vary popular"and W OF YO U R The State Patrol and Stat* next month. arc tht tiianc* of their “ overyona calls her Ivy." Mental inatlluUoni, alio su Without explanation, tho So charm. I wa* pirated to note Without these little person pervised Jointly by the gov viets vetoed what had boon that ha did not *Unt himself al touch**, tha report just X ernor and tha Cabinet, also thalr own Idea, In this regard In the report wouldn’t have been th* asms. ^ M w u | Cttotoi n showed a substantial increase Speculation over th* Ruaalen Juat published. in cmplo)cs. But Bryant said action took two course*. For Instance, the average Helicopter* art credited these refracted only a growing On* was that they wanted senator wouldn't have bother with nearly 10,000 evacua population ovar which tha no agreement under any condi- ed to let us know that hla da- pnrture from Naw York wai tions and rescues of Allied PAINTS state government has no con Gone became they planned a troops during the Korean trol, ntw seriti of nuctaar teats. delayed .30 minutes bscaus* conflict. The other linked it to a aer one of the airplane doore GST PUT- Snowbound cities have the wouldn't clot*. riMfl sort of headaches that aren't Nor would a less gifted ob cured by lea packs. server, In describing a flight In a Russian airliner, have In Taxation without cluded the fact that “ tbsr* was much chatter going on By Hal Cockraa Frustration that 1 could not understand." Figure ••tier, faster, n » An cxacutlv* la one who can Ellender'a account of hi* rately-New VICTOR Chans- decide quickly and gat some sojourn In th* Soviet Union, pion AddlM Mschinii tooiU one else to do the work. prices la ft years I Pugg 4 Sanford, Florida Thursday, February J, 1902 one of the eight countries ha visited, makes particularly In WAI.TKH IHHM1W. SCUITUH a re iL U X U I Uiually about tha only u a a r tneaaMst, arai.Ts j. ctiaanva MHIIBBS KII.I.KIIRW thing an argument proves la triguing reading. Us*.tins K4lt*r Advertising Director cur gaiter JUU* . 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Quality RETREADS STRAIGHT Carl (Gixiy) Smith, it!- ceived bis honors were his par a tiny miniature Eagle to Class Scout badge and Troop j cur-old Seminole High School ents, Mr, and Mrs. V. M. show that shu is the mother of Commitee Chairman Ceorge sophomore received hi. Engle Smith, of 117 Shannon Drive, an Eagle Seoul. Mills announced that Scout The Smiths, a Navy family, At tlie same ceremonies, l>a ■ w m w / t Let Your Old Refrigerator De The Down Payment JAMES I'. McKEDNE, right, r.tw Florida State Director of the Loyal Or- Lake Mary Elementary tier of Moose, paid tin official visit to Sanford Lodge 1851 at a sireciiil meet School witnessed another first ing in Lake Mary Lodge heath]uutTers Monday night. Greeting the direc last Tuesday, tor is Leon Stelnmeyer, governor of the Sanford Lodge. (I let-aid Photo) Mrs. Helen Hichey’a sixth Grade put on a program in which all class members ex cept one spoke only Spanish. The one exception wsi an in James F. McKconc, named hi terpreter who announced to state director of the laiyal |>, the audience all phrases Order of Moose at a state | which were not evident by the convention In October of the action in the play. Florida Moose Attn., paid an ^ The play concerned two GENERAL ELECTRIC official visit to Sanford I-odge a youngsters and I heir first day SOVEREIGN IBM at a special meeting in 1/ SHELL in a school to which they had the Lake Mary l Msrs Msrs lf.1 b b A C Show S r t V " Ns. 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You just know he'll he'll know just You career. choose the letter when we tell tell we when letter the choose we a htgahr n an and photographer a tween the on going discussion heated r ae n pbi hcalDi public a on take hospital thaor at work medical is key plot real the epldo* but mlr, food-poisoning a with tion le tha very attractive attractive very Ward. tha Daphne le attrac tion added An proprietor. Coffee-House • be- Avant Garda art modern of vagaries particular attention to Flppa Flppa to attention Fay Slate, particular star to series new proposed a of basis the It that Drs. the series. f o Run" life "Malibu Slate, Jeremy tain o hs upa aplno auppla his of demon strations absolutely Between it. lie murder* show. night's lns bt rnp stub along, go to Grandpa refuses bornly but plungs, terest. continue will Slate whether full hands Raymond their have Massey) and Chamberlain guest-star* which this ia episode, exciting and talnlng ac Goc ty t n to on it try Grouch watch current os death quick America's a die "Twist" tha see to like would who those no il n traee with threatened nnd Jill Into squint beady, end smile a of ere aMcaI Kt and Kata MacMichacI, George stock over enthusiastic waxes family tho when It" la"agin' Grandpa ct a Saea oatc In romantic State’a as Scott (Dick Gillespie and Kildare Enter- Search." "The Kildare. n hp is Goc gt a gets Grouch hips, hip ■nd hanging. to Isthrown and stalls tries Denment, he When eyei. ing up stands and red the of poker out a to down sits Travis ue lcd t tk the take to tltclde Luke the on Industries, Garibaldi n Groucha. If you are among among are you If Groucha. ae vr h cru I pay In circus the over take grin twisted his Gilbert with Itoland, show, the The f o atar the 210,000.real Is him bests tidy who gambler a losing circus the get lu try to game el eoa "h Gmlr” Gambler.” "Tha MeCoya. Real or the sheriff will suffer. suffer. will sheriff the or ics "uc Sufe" Hen Shuffle." "Quick Circus. ok u well. out will work ell know you so posse the h sac, n te os had posse the and search, tha Lou opponent, political ver'e euas o Clir and In Collier Wallach Join Yarns!) Bruce Don Regulars etr rn bc ter man their back bring into better politics throws Milroy, Den Jell. f o out out an breaks law, Spangler, when tion A Glory." Of lilt "A Outlaws. etr. gn seif Ned star guest by sheriff tonight'e played Denvers, the in Aging are western. features politics main and posse l Wlah I u fr re-elec for up Is Wallach, Ell ROCK HUDSON • DORIS DAY NANCY KWAN KWAN NANCY DAY DORIS • HUDSON ROCK :093 p m NC Dr. NBC. m. p. 8:30-9:30 0-0:30 p. m. CRH. Tell It To To It CRH. Tell m. p. 0-0:30 :000 p m AC The ARC. m. p. 0:00 8:30 8-9:00 p. m. CBS. Frontier Frontier CBS. m. p. 8-9:00 Announcing-— :083 p m NC The NBC. m. p. 7:30-8:30 CLOSED udy I A M 'i 1 P 10 'til M. A. II Hunday* A. 2 'Ill M. P. 5 Weekday*. - N I U E 1st P O Feb. Thurs., Starting Tfir Banfarb $rralt> $rralt> Banfarb Tfir continually rising stock, stock, rising continually qJduj i jM u d J iq t J LVR OE AK "LWR RM SONG" DRUM "FLOWER HACK" COME "LOVER market. XR ADDED EXTRA > * e w M « 4 H K U U M U M n o u n * C a . n o . JICOLOR* hls Restaurant Phelps 90 rad Drive Orlando 2920 Mondays Day All - Neighbor Neighbor erase, Tme Previews e Tim V T PN R. ONN I ill IB MORNING FRI. OPEN ol,t enjoy! to world, TRUE UF£ ADVENTURE ST ATTRACTION ATTRACTION 7, Harry Methan the 4-S, H. J. 4-S,J. H. the Methan Harry 7, 2- the solved Caraley 3-10. Joe cod h 5-8-10. the Pctold Jolntd Morris for Moretr. At fall and alio which 0-7-10, 2/4, eb al 222/630, Earle Herb 223/348, cluded Gerald Gerald cluded the week. for blghs aeries and game alngle the head 330-213/607 to Irwin the 5-10 and Francis Francis and 5-10 the Irwin and Covill Richard Slone, Ken Itugenatein. and Johnson division. o Lta n ikn u the up picking in Latta Rob Stone Frank Martin, Floyd 1/4, l ocx 200/331, Morctx Al 213/543, id h laes Dvs slop Davis leaders. the hind on u Ie vnn wt a with evening Ihe up wound re of algna showed kcglera etd h 0 slt n the and split 00 the verted Z. n. Dorman, Don Mike Accardl, Barnef, Richard Ulondl, 201/332. Wallis C. Harry 200/313, 221/313, Meehan Caraley Joe AtopLeague tric rounding out the first first the out rounding Elec Sanford tric and American oeig hi fr. Curley form. their the covering of many as way the led ih wri o Cb, Ralph Cobb, Tom wcr.i night sons 210/337 and Ed Mlchalek Mlchalek Par Ed and Ed 210/337sons 200/314, Illizle Dan lpe ps Dvs Uullders be games 3(4 Davis place, thirdinto past slipped Town The Gulfmen. the from Benton'sBack cl. lf Potr Lenny Proctor, Cliff Uctla. ped at fourth with Smith's Smith's with fourth at ped lead loop the recapture Ser to vice Gulf Owen's from points rm f 1 og ad produc and song* 21 of gram up ok or ons and points four took Pump Trask and Leslie Uggama join join Uggama Leslie and Trask Renton's Contra cion took four four took Contra Renton's cion it* continued ■cc League inen's in number*. pro tion a in slng-atongera the Diana O'Oricn, Louise itors. tions by repairmen, painters, painters, repairmen, by tions at day quiet a spend to tempt aemn n a ot f vis of host a and salesmen to builds maestro bearded the us fashion. sudsy oe wt mnr interrup minor with at home, an around show night's quickly resolved In thick, thick, In resolved course, quickly f o ending, a happy There's pat, life. her dominates teys) whose widowed mother mother widowed whose teys) Get- tBennye boarder student aplsoda, this is amusing than Along With Mitch. (Color) (Color) Mitch. With Along Gertrude Herg Show. "The preachy "The More Show. Affair." Mother Herg Gertrude nr 6 e. , 1962 1, Feb. — 6 Pnjrc in which Mrs. G. (Gertruda (Gertruda new a with G. sympathizes Rerg) Mrs. which in (Arlene Francis) completely completely Francis) (Arlene obe etr bwes in bowlers feature Double Charles (Curley) Barrentlne Barrentlne (Curley) Charles wgt lcwle con Dlackwalder Dwight the for 300 Upping Keelers h Tedy ih Bualneaa* Night Tuesday The :01 p m CS Tha CBS. m. p. 9:30-10 For all the all For 1-11:00 p. m. NBC Sing Sing NBC m. p. 1-11:00 saw L . f l k C o U ItL atr ti we ■■ week this pattern a h $ JglW NTRY » VVOND*.. ;» .. s ^ P Uehrena AEA HULKTTE PAMELA al r rn ti coupon this bring or mail o Only for n hv te afr Herald Sanford the have and eiee diy o or door your to daily delivered ENI KERR JEANNIE OC HOOD JOYCE UY HALL LUCY 7 ••ft y .1 if *T *«. *«. *T if .1 i v t » , assistant campaign managers managers campaign assistant candidate. organisa campaign own her icltr disease. circulatory tributions made In her name. name. her In con made respon Fund tributions Heart wholly all for be sible will and campaign a including tion, h fgt gii hat and heart into againit fight campaign channela the conlealant’a organization the ons s n vl fr the for vola one as counts afdlas n dlaa that dollara and half-dollars ah en a contributed ao penny Each of number a and manager with the 1962 Semlnolc-De- Semlnolc-De- 1962 the with nlckiea, dimes, quarters quarters pennies, dimes, of number nlckiea, tbe by Drive. Fund Heart Bary the by sponsored is test tiest, most popular and molt molt and popular most tiest, contest will be determined determined be will contest iiae s contestant!. as par ticipate will who girls respected skating rink in conjunction conjunction in rink skating han rm e o te pret tbe be of to ten Hearts from choaen of Queen the off 17-92 on the Dog Track Track Dog the on 17-92 off il e ed eray s at is February held be will d anucd oa, a for today, contest community-wide announced Rd. Rink Roller City Skate the n pry n so which show and skat party roller ing the of chairman ue Of ers ots Set Contest Hearts f O Queen ■Whtn you mow... ah nrn wl st up sat will entrant Each con Hearts of Queen The vnul inr n the In winner Eventual Kenny Perkins, general general Perkins, Kenny Your Welcome Wagon Wagon Welcome Your our rolialoua. civic civic rolialoua. and our . . ifts, g f o basket a with call will Hostess friendly greeting* from from greeting* friendly GIFTS Ileaden f b Odr f h Rainbow. tha of Order tbe of col h lvs n Cassel in lives who School School, who lives at Golden- Golden- at lives who School, and dance and la a member member a la and dance and o ad ie t sae swim skate, to likes and rod High Park Winter at senior School in Orlando, whole whole Orlando, in School obe ae ktn ad art. and skating are bobbles ooe t ya High Lyman at homore sno a Eaa High Evana at senior a are: Mist Jeannie Kerr, 15, sop- sop- 15, Kerr, Jeannie Mist is oc Ho, 7 a 17, Hood, Joyce Mias The first four candidates candidates four first The is aea . uet, 17, Hulette, L. Pamela Mias MELODEE carries a complete lino of abates abates of lino complete a carries MELODEE SAT. IU8 7 JO TIIUR8. FRL WED. - 10:00 TUBS. MON. nr R.•Hnod A -33 et oJT LANES JET lo Next 2-B333 FA • Rd. - Hanford Onora Plan To Attend Thg Heart Fond Benefit Benefit Fond Heart Thg Attend To Plan skating; accessories. Visit MELODEE'S MELODEE'S Visit accessories. skating; :0 - 7:30 12:00 11:00 7:30 - 7:30 6:13 - 6:13 7:30 - 7:30 7 JO • 10 JO P. 31. Open tu Public tu 31.Open •7 10 P. JO JO 13- :3 .M ivr Bar Silver M. P. 7:13 - 3 :1 0 3:00 9:00 2:00 1:00 7:30 0:15 3:00 acquainted 20 A 3. oswvs Class Housewives' 31. A. 12:00 10:30 P. M. Open to rublle to Open M. P. 10:30 11:00 A. M. Open to Publle to Open M. A. 11:00 12:00 A. 31, Fundamentals • Pre-Stbeel 31,• Fundamentals Pre-Stbeel A. 12:00 10:30 P. M. Open to Public to Open M. P. 10:30 Dance Bar 31. Rronie P. 7:13 3:00 P. 31. Session Open to Public Public to 31. Open Session P. 3:00 Ages - Bar 31.Droate P. 3:00 1:00 P. 31. Fundamentals • Ages f •11 f Fundamentals • 31. Ages P. 1:00 23)0 P. 31. Fundamentals • Teenagers Fundamentals• 31.Teenagers P. 23)0 KTN RINK SKATING xao Salesroom...... e. 25th Feb. skate roller et g Family Night - St per family family per St - Night Family ls kt Rental Skate plus (4 afr Ae F 2-4X11 FA Are. Sanford 2(04 n hr bobbies. her ing danc and skating makes and ae Service . Sake Ward, resides in Winter Park Park Winter in resides Ward, berry and skates, cooks and and cooks skates, and berry ecwi. employed at Moatgomary Moatgomary at employed is uy at I, h is who II, Halt, Lucy Miss Zenith Color TV Salta Salta TV Color Zenith Club Meeting let ft 3rd ft let Meeting Club TV RENTAL TV FETV FB 1 FEB. EFFECTIVE eioe V • TV Seminole :0 1:0 . M. P. 10:30 - 7:30 M. P. 3:00 - 3:00 :0 60 P M. P. 6:00 - 3:00 Pell pn o Public (o Open pn o Public to Open SCHEDULE SCHEDULE SUNDAY Sunday ft V • t f o 0-12 and \ n TCr WinTffrS IrralS Feb. 1, 1DG2 — Pnpe 7 Glee Club Presents Program installation Ceremony Held By Eastern Star Miss Joyce Elizabeth Milam Masonic Hall, Sanford, was Grand Electa, Mrs. Murray claw, installing officer, as associate matron; J.E. Black Mrs. J. J. Nicholson, J r , In DeBary the scene of the installation Jarvis, and presentation of the sisted by Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. man, associate patron; Mrs. Electa; Mrs. J. E. Blackman, flag, turned the program over Walter Raines, installing mar Augusta Bilbrcy, secretary; The DeBary Glee Club met of Seminole Chapter 3. Order warder and John Carver, sen to incoming Worthy Matron shal; Mrs. Leslie Sheppard, Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, treas- Wednesday evening at the of Eastern Star officers for tinel. To Marry Fred Mange Jr. Community Center. Mr*. It. and Worthy Patron. Mr. and installing chaplain, and Mrs. urcr; Mrs. R. V. Thompson, 1962. witnessed by approxi Mr. Peurlfoy presented bis Whitaker directed and Mra. Mrs. It. E. Fcurifoy. They Bertha Snyder, Installing or conductress; Mrs. Irene I wife with a gavel and ber Mr. and Mri. Marvin Milam, Laura Platt Brown was pian mately 100 members and presented Mrs. Leinhart and ganist. Mrs. Nick Tfeifauf White, associate conductress; t.g young grandson from Orlando, 3211 Sanford Ava., Sanford, ist. gueata. outgoing Worthy Patron, Ton» tang solos appropriate for the Mrs. R. T. Humphrey, organ Outgoing Worthy Matron, my McLain, with past officer occasion. presented ber with an orchid announce the engagement and Singing a special number ist; Mrs. Paul Markos, Adah; Jewels. corsage. Her little grand in German were Mra. II. Whit Mrs. Joe Leinhart, opened the Officers installed. In addi Mrs. Elton llcnnctt, Ruth; approaching marriage of their daughter also presented her aker. Mrs. Mabel Green, meeting and after invocation The Pcurifoys installing' of tion to Mr. and Mrs. Peurlfoy, Mrs. Alburn Rector, Esther; daughter, Joyce Elizabeth, to with a gift. Miss Adelaide Conte, James by Paat Matron and Past ficers were Mrs. J. P. Holts- were Mrs. Charles B. Cole, Mrs. Billie Schnabel, Martha; .Mrs. Leinhart presented her Fred Mange Jr., aon of Mr. Duffy and Robert McGee. with the worthy matron pin and Mri. W. F. Mange, of Solos and duets were given given to the chapter in 1932 Jackfonvllle. by Mrs. Chester Rearick, Ro by Mrs. MacKay. The "Fenny- bert McGee and Emily Arm MIj i Milam was bom In pinchers Club,” made up of strong. Sanford, attended achoola here retired railroad employes, and Guests attending the song and la a graduate of Seminole to which the Pcurifoys be fest were Pauline Pettit, High School. She alao attend* long, also presented them Catherine Trautman. Mrs. A. ed Stelaon University. She if with a gift. Levere. Mr*. B. Emerick and preaently employed by the Mrs. Peurlfoy gave as her Mrs. C. Borden. Abstract Corporation in San motto for tho year "Friend It was announced that a ford. ship and Fellowship;” the performance of the DeBary Mr. Mange waa born In An* open Bible as her emblem, Concert Orcheatra Is sched niaton, Ala., attended achoola and her colors red, yellow and uled for this Friday at S p.m. there and In Jacksonville. He green. in the Community Center. la employed by the Sun Oil Installing officers and offi Sidney Swallow, preitdent, Company. cers installed wore corsages conducted a short business The wedding ii planned for and buUonlers designed by meeting. Refreshments were a Mrs. Irving Pryor, using a March 20, at p.m. at the served at the aortal hour by green chenille wire triangle aa Flrat Baptiat Church In San hostesses, Mrs. H. Howe and a background for carnations ford. Mrs. Robert McGee, assisted made from red Klennes and by Miss Conte, Mra. P. Little, tied with yellow corsago bows. Mrs. Flema Frank and Mrs. The chapter room WSB dec Music Program F. Hawthorne. orated with a tall white bas Presented By ket of red, yellow and white DeBary Club glads and greenery, a gold- foil pot of red tulips, and t DeBary Club large styrofoam open Bible Department bearing in gold letters the The Muilc Department of scripture for the yetr. the DeBary Woman 'a Club Holds Meeting Hosting refreshments at tha aponiored a musical program close of the program wen Rieaday at the home of The Civic and Internationa) Mr. snd Mrs. John Shepard, Sophia Stuttcrheim on DeBary Department of the DeBary Mr. snd Mrs. Michael Dietz. Drive. Woman's Club met Monday allcrnoon at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Still and Mrs. Ludwig Kupeca pre Price Goodion on Sunset Dr. NEW OFFICERS installed by Eastern Star who Rector, Mra. Dennett. Mrs. Leonard Schnabel, Mrs. Billie Sclmabel. sented two piano aoloa, 3I1SS JOYCE MILAM will nerve for the coming year are from left, Articles were read on the Mrs. L. T. Sheppard and Mrs. Irving Pryor. "Haydn’a Toy Symphony" and (House of Huhijn Photo)) front row, John Carver, Mrs. J, J, Nicholson, OAS meeting, held recently, Third row, Mrs. K. T. Humphrey, Mrs. J. II. Dll. TAX - TIME the " ‘Minuet,” aniated by the Mrs. K. E. Fcurifoy, Worthy Matron, -111(1 her by Mrs, Wallace Gabler; on brey, Mra. Paul Markos, Mrs. Irene While, Mrs. SPECIAL girl ecoute and directed by Cuba under Castro by Mra. husband. U. E. Fcurifoy, Mra. Charles II. Colo It. V. Thompson and Mrs. J. E. Blackman. NEW Mrz. Laura Platt Brown. and J. E. Blackman. Second row, Mrs. Auburn Cora Gray, and the censor (Herald Photo) ADDING Sooute taking part were L. ship of the military by Ruth MACHINES Kolar, Linda Smith, Maureen Couple Honored Magnuton. Urban, Pamela Waleaek, COLORFUL ACCENTS A lengthy discussion on the Benefit Party Plat Cathy Schob, DeLane Crow If your window frames, president's stale of the union 79 Tax der and Jana Conway. Going Away Party front door and garage door menage was conducted by Sponsored • LESS THAN A Solo* were preaented by laa- On Anniversary aru of wood, you can change Mtsa Beatrice J. Tyson and NEW MACHINE bet Iteariek, Robert N. Mc the color acheme of the house • Compare To Machines By Shirley Wentworth med beverage glasses en Mrs. Goodion resd reports on Gee, Eddy Scott, Lealie Andy By Circle without repainting the whole Coating Ovar 1109 Friend* of Mr. and Mra. graved with silver Initials. the president's budget. and a chorua of girl ecoute. Members of Our Lady’s Honors Carl Smith exterior. These are the areas Don McCleod helped celebrate During the evening games Mrs. William Fidler, club Following the program ra* Catholic Women Circle of lor color accent of the home the couplet' 25th wedding an- were played and prliea of a president, announced that Carl Smith, better known to ger, Betty Plttard, Ann Aiken, frezhmente were eerred to North Orlando sponsored a and may be changed inexpen POWELL'S nlveraary Tuesday night with ailver dust pan and ailver there will be special enter his friends as Gizzy, was the Joyce Shepherd, Sharon Jack- O ffice Suuply and Gift* thoee preaenL card party at the home of Mr. sively to give the house a a aurpriae party held in their rolling pin were awarded the talnment for the "fun night" son, amt Carol and Sheryl 117 Magnolloils PA 3-5041 and Mrs. Anton Krecek on guest of honor at a going- fresh look. honor at tho homo of Mr. and winners. scheduled for Feb. > at the Steinper. Edgemon Ave. away party last Saturday DIAMONDS.... Mra. Alien Forward In Forest After the gainca were play Community Center. Bridge, pinochle and canai night. Gizzy, who will soon be The Gift That Laata For tree City. ed the honoreci and gueata Refresh menta were served ta were played during the moving iu Memphis, Tcnn.. wero served buffet style re during the social hour from Co*fcoateeeea were Mra. Dor parly lioura. Mrs. Art Khalfcr was surprised .by about 40 North Orlando w a l t n e y freshments from a lovely laco a buffet table covered with a othy Pearce and Mra. Cath won the door prize and re fru-nila at ihc home of Susie M S. PARK ATS. covered table where a white lace rlolh, centered with an erine Dernell who preaented freshments of cookies and cof Hslbsck in Loch Arbor. G Open FrL NlghU ‘til • and silver Ihrce-ilercd wed arrangement of pink camel Couple Holds the honored with sllver-rim- fee were served. Mrs. Rita The house was gaily deco ding cake stood flanked on lias and completed with crya Ginchcrcau and Mrs. William rated with streamers of multi either aido by glowing can U1 and silver appointments. Open House Sklslsk prepared the refresh colored crepe paper and bal dle/. Mrs. Fidler, hostess, presided loons. Alter opening his many at the coffee service. ments. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Jones, in silks Punch and eolfee were leav All those attending received gag gifts, Gizzy and other Others attending Included Cortez Ave., North Orlando, flowers and straws AGAIN! ed with a variety of candy, a plant setting of snip dra guests danced the twist until Mrs. 11. Lohof, Mrs. Laura held open house recently. aandwichei and nuti. midnight. Instead of the usual 7.0IS to 14.05 \ Platt Brown, Mra. Ray Rut gons aa a special surprise girt. potato chips, everyone was A buffet style dinner wae by popular request cher, Mra. M. Forster, Mra. Others attending were Mr. treated to an ice cream social, served, featuring a barbecued k e e p p e t s c l e a n Ell Yoder, Mra. Arthur Dur* and Mrs. Harry Nells, William and made their own banana yea, Mra. 11. Eichatein, Mrs. Sklslsk, Mary Ann Neveau, pig with a big apple in ill Mary - Esther’s To avoid transferring con splits with various toppings. Adam Muller, Mra. M. Le* Rita Glnchrreau, Rose Mary mouth. Also on the menu wero tagion from pets to children, Helping lo celebrate were verc, Mrs. Alice Roblolio, Grove, all of North Orlando, relishes, egg rolls, cookioa 314 N. Pork Ave. FA 5-SS03 it la important to bathe ani Gay Hunt and Sandy Slayton, Mrs. E. Shoptaugh, Mrs. Rus and Mr. and Mri. Ralph made from the old country OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT8 the co hostesses, and Mike mals regularly and alao to sell Cooper, Mra. J. E. Hylwa Stephens of Lungwood, recipes, cheeso crackers and Kargrn, Eddie Hamilton, Date \ treat their diseases promptly. and Mra, N. MacDougal. cocktails. it’s Alexander, Bo Clovis, Eddie Ladies Society Hotkey, Dan McCaU, John Jerntgan, Dennis Smith, Den FILL-FASHIONED BAN-L0N.BR00KVIEW Meets Today ny Drown, Steve Sewell, Jim 2,000 PAIRS LADIES SHOES MUST GO!! > \\ The Ladies Society of the my Terwllllger, Robert Mur- H ' i A ' by PUF Brotherhood of Locomotive rir, Johnny Ray, Mike Glad, Firemen and Enginemen will Timmy Barrowman. VIVID SPRING meet today at I p.m. at (ho Jerry Whltiporc, Chris home of Mrs. Edonal Eth Thomas. Rabbit Richards, | TIME i COLORS! ridge, 209 West 20th Street, Allen Sheets, Nancy Sikes, The regular business and Diana Smith, Brenda Brown, program meeting will be fol Linda Krlz, Carol Samuil, lowed by a social. AU mem Norma Whittern, Susan Deal, Thurs., Feb. 8 bers are urged to attend. Carol Oxford, Barbara Bol- w m 150 ONLY at the CAPRI , j l i u m ; DRESS LENGTHS \ J v ' ------ ARTHUR MURRAY DANCERS will be bark to give aa exhibition •f the TWIST - LIMBO 1 {^ L S HULLY GULLY and other dances / ALL SHOES WERE $5.98 - $9.98 t I SIZES: 4 • 11 t incut, ttmooOiefll BAN-LON knit shirt, ms* SIZE BINS WILL BE KEPT FULL music by F chine washable and dryable; never shrinks nor stretches out of shape. READY-CUT DRESS LENGTHS! WIDTHS AAAA - EE the “Populaires” OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Pick choice fabric*, patterns, colors for dresses, sportswear! Cotton prints, solids, glntham checks and plaids . . . Arnel® tri ONE WEEK ONLY!! auk* raserratlona acetate, Dacron® polyester, or rayon with Qim (RubAnn cotton in stripes, plaids, prints I Eoay-carc! NOWI ANFORD HOE ( } f w i £ A PA 2-1251 m e n 's w e a r 4 yards 99 s 113 8, Magnolia Ave. Sanford FA 2-1535 207 W. FIRST ST. W j* ftm torh v rr«n> P arc 8 — Feb. 1, 1962 Jai-Alai Mays Gets Slar Forced Out Of Action Iriartc was injured in the $90,000 fifth game Wrdnesdny night at the Orlando-tScmimde Fron ton. United Pres* Internntlonnl He was forced out of the ac Say hey, that uln’t hay they’re paying Willie tion for the remainder o f the Mays, that’s $90,000, a sum that not only mnkes him evening. 1’layi-r manager An the top salaried player in the land but also the fourth tonio A ml re* reported that highest In hasebnll history. Iriartc will be buck in action Cas'jal-likc, the same way he does most every Friday night. thing, Willie dropped into the San Francisco Giants’ ENTRIES ■ ------office Wednesday and person First Gitme — Bhts-Abnsolo, ally delivered hi* finned con Filipino • IVndero, Estrada - Secret? tract to vice prcaidrnt Chub Juanehu, Furquct-Davalos, Te- Feeney. jero - Klorri, Ibarreta • Zaira. WASHINGTON (UPI) Not that he mistrust* the Subs: Hilhoa-Zabuln. —Will Floyd Pnttcrson malls, but well, you know bow Second Gitme—Ibarreta-Zn- defend his heavyweight it is when you get one of those 390,000 contract*. bala, Bilbao-Elurri, Eatrada- boxing championship Feeney said May* was giv LUtii, Tajero-Abasolo, Blas- MEMIIKRH of the Seminole High School Tumhliiiyr team Hue* in Gi ier, against Sonny Liston? en "a slight Increase" and an Davalot, Filipino - Juanchu. (left center) and Chip Crawford (right center), ttBtdril Ed Hamilton, (left) Don’t ask President Ken other dub spokesman revealed .HuhaiFurquct-Kgana. r.nd Jack Ivey (right), in performing foot pitches in preparation for Sat nedy because as far as that the figure was "about Third Game — Furquet, urday night's show. (Herald 1’hoto) right" when It was generally Egana, Bilbao, Elorri, 7,arra, he’s concerned U’h a state Filipino, I’ radera. Sub; Tejero. secret, esUnmted at 390,000. That hdug the cate, the DO- Fourth Game — Olurre, Al A reporter did ask the da*, Mantle), Urla, Anacube, Tumbling Anyone? President at Wednesday’s year-old center-fielder will earn f 8,000 more than Mickey Sarmi, Onate. Sub; Isaac. news conference to reveal members include: Betsy Reynolds stated that the Mantle of the Yankees this Fifth Game— Arrona-Agua- By Ronnie Broadway what Patterson had told DOSSIE DEGANAHL In firnt place winner and Mrs. Robert Ware tuken tln, Aldax-Zuhi, Astiga-Irinrtc, Seminole High School's Schucncmann, Gwen Cham- team will perform at the him at a recent meeting year. Mantle I* the highest second prize in the Seminole Lonn Company 51 Hole Handicap Tourna paid player in thu American Areitio-Kchuniz, flmliobt-Isaac, Tumbling Team it now get i pion, Bat Rrucc, Susie Hal- halftime intermission of the concerning his next fight. ment which took place at the Mayfair Country Club Golf Course last week. Gasti - Sagas. Subs: Olarre- back, Raul* Brooks, Chip Varsity basketball game Sat League. ting into full swing with hard “ Well, that is a matter Bob Mnhnn, manager, awards the prizes at the luncheon held Wednesday. urday night and are planning The only three bill players Manuel. ICrawford, Kd Hamilton, Hue- that you ought to talk to Mrn. dcGanahl received a Nndeo golf carl and Mrn. Ware a net of wood practice and perfection as various other shows through in history *o have received Sixth Game — Uria-Manuel, 1,in Grier, Charlie Scrum, J lr , Patterson about,” covers. (Herald Photo) their goal. out Uie county at later dates. more that. 400,000 were Joe Onate-Aguitin, Arronn-Sarml, llobiTt Richards, Steve Wil Kennedy replied. An interest is trying to be DIMaggio, Ted Williams and Olarre - Zubi, Aldas - Echanis, The club was formed only son, Chris Hauscb and Gary Bishop. stimulated in other schools in Htan Muslal, all of whurn Anaralte-lsaac. Subs; Badiola- last year under the direction There are many varied order lo have interscholastic reached the 1100,000 bracket Iriartc. of Don Reynolds. They ar* acts that the team performs contests. during their careen. Wade Tray Favored At S0KC Seventh Game— Anacubc-Za- now learning (lie fundamen and the members can be The team has shown to Ixs Ryff Still Naturally, Willie was happy. bala, Bilbao-I’radero, Uria- tals of tumbling > \1 have Llata, Ibarreta-Egana, Bins- high hopes of taler becoming found hard at practice every In good shape thus far and And he was in his usual fine Wade Tray, who boasts the night’s featured ninth race. Fit, Uamaclc Huh, L'pstagcr, Zarra, Onate-lsuac. Subs: Ea- a good gymnastic troup. day in an attempt to improve if enough enthusiasm Is physical shape, too. fastest clocking of the season Fred Whitehead's speedy red James Leon and Ulotched. In Poor Shape tradu-Elorri. There are 15 members ol and perfect each move and shown, a really great team "I*v# been working out in at the SanfordOrlando Kennel brindle recently won a race Blotched lias moved rapidly Eighth Game— Asligu, Zubi Uie team, all of which show their all-important timing. might he formed. NEW YORK (U PD-Korm - gymnasium* most of this win in 31.02 seconds. In six starts llirough the grades since win Club, rates as s 2 to 1 favorite iriartc, Badiola, Gasti, Sagas, up several afternoons each •r boxer Frankie Ryff at 111 ter and hope to lx. close to her* he has been a qulnicla ning hii maiden race Dec. 30. on tho morning lino in to Areltio. Subs: Echanis, week for a few hours of was In "poor" condition to. my playing weight when 1 factor four times, three limes He seeks his sixlh first to ll K8ULTK Ninth Game—Arrona-Surml, practice. There are id boys day at Roosevelt Hospital reach training camp," he raid. with wins. night. Barnacle Hob won the 1st Race S/IB Mile Time 31.5Z Gaati-Kchunix, Areitlu-Manuel, and five girls on the team where a spokesman said It Mays, who drew (8,000 the The former tow timing for ■Sapling Derby at Multnomah W I* s Badiola-'Sagas, Olarre-Iriurtc, at present with hope* of more will take a few days to d«- first year ha was with the the season was a 31.09 seconds In Oregon last August and Retained 27-80 10.60 540 Aitiga-Aguatin. Suita: Aldat- to come. termlne the results of a Giants In lOKt, played In then created a sensation on Installer 4.00 2.80 made hy Charles Lovely's Zuhi. Jack Ivey Iwada the team brain operation performed every game last year. Al Hurry Now when he won hit Massachusetts tracks last fall. Be Fawn 2 *0 Tenth Game — Kstrada-Da- as captain with Alex Carmen Tuesday night. though Ids average dropped maiden rare litre on opening Interest this weekend cen Quin. (3-4) 304.80 value, Bitbnu-Unla, Ibarreta- assisting as co-captain. Ollier The 20-year-old Ryff has to J)Wi— hi* lowest since he night. In this lop attraction to- ters on the final event- in the 2nd Itsce 3/8 Mile Time 40.73 Abusolo, Blas-Zabala, Furquet- hovered between critical and hit -20« in 1060—he hit 10 WPS night Hurry Now will lie Kucing Queen Stakes to lie poor condition ilnce Jan. 19 home runs, drove In 133 runs Kgann, Tejero Juanchu. Suita: BRAKE AND FRpNT END SERVICE Hanna Hell 19 20 7,20 4 40 shooting for hit seventh vie- run Saturday night. Prelim when he was admitted to and scored 120 times. Knur of Filipino-i'radera. Mcllo Jug 8 80 3 no tory. inaries in the Hacinc King Sfemper Agency the hospital sfler he (ell his homers came In a single Eleventh Game — Olnrre-ls- Sunshine Bowl * Also running In tonight's Stakes are scheduled for next eight floors while working gnmu at Milwaukee. nar, Alda* - Martuel, Gasti - Quin. (3-4) 351.20 ninth will tie Lathes, Sure Wednesday. on a construction Job, There was considerable Sarmt, Badiulu-Agualht, Ar- Dally Double (4 3) 3044.20 Leads League signing activity elsewhere tona-Zubi, Katlgn-Echnnlx, Ar- 3rd Rare 3/lfl Mile Time 31.81 also. eitio-IHarta, fJHa-Sagaa. Suita; In the Sandsptrrt League the WPS Daryl .Spencer, Lee Walla Onate-Llata. Steni|ier Agency coped three Ycller Feller 3-00 3.00 2.40 Celtic Coach and rookie outfielder Roy Leonard, Baxter Hold Lead gamr* again this week In hold That Bob 4.20 2 00 Gleason agreed to terms with onto the first place position, the Idia Angeles Dodger*. Indian Laughter 2.80 Reds Condemned and lost one to Jet Inn. 'Roll Align Front End Quin. (7 81 312.00 Hii With Fine Spencer, who eama to tbe In Palm Springs Classic ing high for Stem per Agency to manufacturer’s Dodgers last year in a trade Hh Race 5/13 Mile Time 31-80 U. S. Action On was Mary Lou llanyluk with NEW YORK ( UPI)—Coach with tbe L'ardinats, received W I’ 8 PALM SPRINGS, Calif. vision. 315,000 in the pro-ama a 211-521 scratch series and . specifications . Red Auerbach of the chain, about 326,000 and Walls, re I,oyal I-ukc 5.60 4.00 3 BO (UPI) — Par-shattering pro teur phase and 350,000 for a Hockey Team Francis Cross rolled a 179-131 pion Iloston Celtics was hit Nusho 6.40 4 20 cently obtained from the New fessional*. led hy aging Stan liole-in-one. No one came MOSCOW (U l’l ) — Moscow scries. Jet Inn moves into wlUi a 1350 fine Wednesday York Met* was given (IU,00U. Uncle Leslie 4.20 Leonard anil young Hex Bax close to an see Wednesday. fourth place with a win of 39 Adjust Brakes and for derogralory remarks to Radio rondemned the United The Washington Senators Quin. <4 71 320.20 ter, head into the second Gene fattier, the National games. nowspapers after a loss to announced the signings of 511 Hare 8/to Mile Time 31,77 round of the Palm Springs Open champion and golf’s States' refusal to grant visas Welsh Tire Shop took all Repack Front Wheel the New York Knickerbock outfielder Willie Tasby and w r s Golf Classic today in the leading money-winner this to East Germany’s hockey four games from Alix of San ers last Friday. Pete Ilurnside, both of whom Hope O’ world's richest and biggest year, shot probably the best team today at "not aborting" ford to move back into second v Bearings ^ The tine was levied by Ns- received raises, and outfielder The Irish 10.40 7 «0 4.20 tournament. first round. but gave no indication sc briber spot. Judy Bentley runic thru tionsl Uasketbal! Association Lee Maye became thu 22nd Ethel 0 . 3 80 .320 Leonard, the Vancouver, It. Littler played the par 72 the Soviet Union would boy for Welsh Tire Shop with a president Maurice Podoloff, member of the Milwaukee Chiara 5.40 C., veteran who will be 47 Tamarisk course, rated the cott the international cham 186 436 series. Jane Adcock who earlier In the season Braves to agree to term*. Quin. (1-2) *23 40 Friday, and Daxlrr, a 25-ycar- toughest here hy many pros, pionships, rolled a big 206 513 scratch fined Auerbach for a similar Cleveland rorrallrd four 6th Hate 5/13 Slit* TIu* 21.19 old Irom Amarillo, Tex., both and fired a five under-par 07 "This discrimination direct series fur Alix of Sanford. offense. W P H had 05s in the first round Tied with him at 67 were Mcltoberts Tires coped all Auerbach said referees pitchers—Dick Stigman, Hill ed against the hockey federa 5.60 Wednesday to tie for the lead. former PGA champion Lionel Mindy Rudolph and Norm Dailey, Sieve Hamilton and Sky Ruby H 20 « oo tion of the German democratic four games from Robson 10.20 Hebert and red haired Jerry Drackcr were biased and Floyd Weaver—and the Hous 0.11,'s Sincere 14-20 They played the par 30-35-71 republic—full member of the Sporting Goods with Midge T.20 Steclinilth of Glendale, Calif. Balance Front "choked up" after tbe loss ton Cults signed 18-year-old Mickey K. Thunderbird Country Club International Hoc-key Federa Woods coming thru rolling a They were a stroke behind last Friday. outfielder Cliarlr* Murray, Quin, (fl-7) WT.60 course, rated the easiest o( the tion—causes great harm In de 205 541 scratch series for the then assigned him to their 7th Hate 3/3 Side Time 41.62 five to he used In this mara second-place Doug Ford, who velopment of this sport," Mos nltc. Robson Sporting Goods is Wheels / Class C Fresno, Calif., farm W I* H thon tourney which runs shot a 34-32-G6 at Indian Wells. cow Radio said. in third spot ami Mcltoberts club. Vera Nug 27.40 6.20 3.20 through Sunday. Arnold Palincr, second lead “ Soviet hockey players de* Tires is in the sixth spot Race Drivers Left-hander Hud Daley was Pat’* Yet 10-80 3 80 A total uf 49 pros broke par ing money-winner last year, ridedly condemn this unsport Francis Cross picked up the Any American tha 13th member of tha New 3.00 in the first round—16 at Thun- had a creditable 34-35 69 at ing act of the adherent# of 5-10 and 3-10, Margaret EL >N % do %\\ \Yv\w. Hot Desert m a d e c a r York Yankees to coma to Quin. (4-7) 399.00 derhird, 14 at Tamarisk, 10 Tamarisk but was in a lie cold war," the broadcast con mers the 3-10 and 5-7 and T O R O H O f terms. at Eldorado, and 9 at Indian for 13th pfacc with 15—yea 15 tinued. Maxine Koehler the 4-7-9, Haring Queen Stakes replacement parte tf needed Still Barred —other proa including South 8th Race 5/11 Mile Time 31.11 Wells. and torsion bar adjustment The I2B pros entered in this Africa's Gary Player. DELANO (UPI)—Stock car Rides 3 Winners W P n k not Included j unique tournament play with Doug Sanders, third to drivers Tim Flock of Atlanta MIAMI, Fla. (UPD—Jockey Excelling 4.40 3.20 3.00 a different set of three ama Player and Palmer in money and Curtii Turner of Roa. Hob Ussery rode three win Ruth Cmce 5.00 4 60 teur partners for four days. last yoar, had troubles. He noke, Va , remained barred ners at Hialeah Park Wednes Topeka Hose 4.40 Then on Sunday, the final day, shot ■ four-overpar IS at today from National Assocla- day, rapping his performance Quin. (2 8) 319 80 Ihr low 10 pro* shuck the ama Tamarisk. tlon for Stock Car Auto Rac ■ board Internationally (3T.20) Racing Queen Stakca ing competition. teurs and shoot for the big S»m Snead. ■ pre tourney in the 133,450 Palm Beach Kth Race 3/13 Mila Time 31.2* Tire stone Circuit Judge Robert IL money. favorite, was almost lost In Handicap. W P A . Wingfield refused Wednesday There's t total or 335.000 to the shuffle with a two-under- Features Fair 3 60 2.00 2.20 to lift a ban which NASCAR lie given away in Hie pro di par 70 at Tamarisk. 2.80 NEW TREADS President Hill France had Accept Awards Gussie Lee 4.80 Mary Melvin 2.60 ATMttD ON SOUND THE lOQitS placed against the two driv MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - ON ON V0UN OWN INKS Quin. (23) $10.40 Sorry! No Minora! er*. Quarterback Sandy Stephen* gen. ltth Hate 3/8 Mile Ttme 40.7T WORLD’S France banned the two and tackle Bobby Bell of the admts-ion Complete Set University of Minnesota re W P 8 FASTEST from NASCAR • sanctioned 30c of Tubeless races after they tried to en ceived All-America award* Tuff) O'Leary 5.00 3 20 2.40 SPORT! list stock car drivers to join from the United Press Inter Lovely Boy 4.20 3.80 Whitewalls the Federation of Profession national Tuesday at a lunch Rock Tray 12.40 RACING QUEEN al Athletes, a Teamsters eon sponsored by the Minnea Quin. (T-l) 310.60 Union affiliate. polis Chamber of Commerce. Mutuel Handle: 359,344 ANY S IZ E Ihr Stm Triad*, idmtijltd 6y FINALS FEB. 3 Mtdtillio* and sAop mart, ore o u a n a n t i i o 4 For Top Female Speedster* To Compete For I. A^tinU iSWu m »w*nun Opportunity To Rare In King And Qurrn Finals History Of Bowling Discussed At Meet NOW THRU •Supul imtl *tw| malnisl, .limns til, t AiajTiM ntstnuil vimm! haurili A P R IL 13th IWCTP* ipUNKlUfSHl The sport of bowling is favoritism in Germany, Hol "Why this rite to national RACING NIGHTLY f*»*rs Kin |# mm I in wtrvtUy y—» 7,000 years old, according to land, and Switzerland and in 7:45 P. M. NIGHTLY fsr tw lur || favorT" except Sunday H: 1U lirfmtun iruulsp without rh$rf# evidence found in ancient (Except Sunday) the Third and Fourth Cen "Four reasons," said Spol rfftjjcHtvnti pruritnl on trwfei Egyptian tombs, John Spol- tury a religious ceremony LADIES NIGHT •Nf sod bawl Or) |)k ptum skl. EVERY THUHSDAY MATINEES WEI)., FRI current it Unw at Adjustment. ski told members of the Kl- was evolved. • llrated Grandstand* rw. lit and 4 Trad*-4* That *tri-MuW*li IttttM wants Club Wednesday. "The idea was," Spolskl "Women bowlers are the • I.usurious Clubhouse Hit Mir Dellr Doable Just say “Charflo it" . . . buy on easy terms Besides tbe games that said, "that if you knocked biggest reason. Tbe sport hat Qwl*l#Us Ivsry Basil • Thursday • Ladle* Night were played with marble down the pins, your ball had been cleaned up because of Hteted la Winter bars, pins and balls In the guidance and you ware ‘ in them. Alleys arc now call CaaM la Sumasat ancient days before 5200 B.C. favor' but tf you misted, you ed lanes and gutters are now laaarvaHssi HRAKE Oriondo-SeminoU it hat been found that South needed to pray harder and called channels." SERVICE Sea Islanders also had a attend church moro." "The numlter two reason whort your dollor boys AMIES more 8 a.m.-ti p.m. game they played which is automatic pinsetters. No. FRONTON “ But here in America to U4. 17-92 at 7UM PAtK £a*Jt(>td’Oi/cuulo closely resembled the tame day,” Spolskl, told Klwan- Three ia advertising and 7 KENNEL CLUB 1st & French Sanford MONDAY sport. lans, "bowling has become prises and No. Four ta won STORE HOURS: thru Spoltkl said that in tha Uie number one participating derful, weather-proof, all- Mon. A Fri. Ii.w.-lp. as, SATURDAY fiddle ages, around 1200 sport, enjoyed by the whole year-round air-conditk)(yng;" MIDWAY BETWEEN HANFORI) AM I URLANDO l u u , WtiL, Tliur*., Ksl. b a. m. • 6 p. m. A. 1). Use spurt enjoyed groat family." be concluded. PHANTOM ) MARTHA fr afr ^rralh Sanfnrh ffbr > ^ ' = } k o o l //J T O O * 4 w C e f v Q \ | EVER LNOlV M E N T A LA V 6 L L 5 M NO ONE SMALL t ^ f ft • ! ) , & # ■ MY -S'C? WHATM YOU WAVE / ILL ^ e. . 92 ne 9 Pnge — 1962 1. Feb. f ' h ( » n l l l l » M H , | | | l l ( OL’ A L'’ SO RA O PENT OP CREAM N TOMATO AN7 SAV7WCM THEREWA9 AT1VC— r a o f e e WHEN I ANAr/TRUNAUT— EA ROLO.TR. BE A n LETTERS A P r U5CP 1 C AC-ON ID ID V- 2-1 CARNIVAL • W w g U k *p e r t Yu nw Qily fr t e wo oes ie im like donees who men ft for Quigley, know, "You ■repestiss lpat yu ae t ihy or memory poor mighty ft have you elephant, a brha* n anniversaries!" and birthday* far Usa ASIN, a s fU W O W U T A W H K T I TT T F r r ii r (C FT r r ii tr if ST i u 17 1 l M r IV r n t 1 II P ii By Dick Dick By 1 a i It u i £T &r mm r w 51 IiurmtMsprit* SI IndortcllsrtSI «( S3 NrflUv*woH 50Infludl 1 Mindanao (>b •v,r<(, I p«rticvUr » 16 Turner w II «r IT *4 1 iy f Oran. of city vrg o I dah pr day. per deaths II of average attacks terrorist pean-Moilent one, et f hm n Al In them 31 of and meet dead wounded, II was toll cas ualty unofficial Monday'* tim* ild n 90 wounded—-an 960 121 to and I killed Jan. since toll uslty port weitsrn the tnd giers continued. sto wih is o keep to aims which isation the f o work the been havr to The injured. 11 and dead 1 at explosion. an by New Explosions dally bloodslier from Euro- Euro- from bloodslier dally French. Algeria organ right-wing extremist housed villa the said lourrei re released, wai report ty believed villa, suburban story Join to attorney young the ed nlOS gn* f the of agent* antl-OAS night (OAR), Monday destroyed was Organisation Secret Army outlawed the fighting RockAlgiers In staff Washington. administrative hie the eeroee walked He pump. Sam Mr. saw and ranch Ray burn the passing was Roberta i Fre ae er Sherman. near base Force Air at soldiers old for home tion Administra Veteran* a opened government federal The ing. who voters of favor the for rnh government. French toll the placid source* liable agents government houae to ask- Rayburn again, working water broken a with wrestling built lake* for Its fanners, fanners, Its for lake* built do speaker's the largely was district seven-county the of ity prosper The generations. two for course of matter a as gress Con to Rayburn returned had ud yr ad et hand. a lent and yard muddy Bonham, and maintains a Urge Urge a maintains Bonham,and dose to Vie* President Lyndon Lyndon President Vie* to politically dose le and Dietrict 4th the In Rayburn for campaign* hn hy a te pump the had they When f h 27 rcnt I te na the In precincts 207 the of I Johnson.II. Democratic Sla managed who did gif, So Ray Democrat." McKinney, "Sam burn a at as campaigned llvri who ycr sentee ballot from his hospital hospital his from ballot sentee ab polls an east had the ha and closed, before earns hours death Hie three cancer. rair, Rayburn's In Congress, 2ftth term finish to today ton Washing- for left pump, water a fix Sam Mr. help to Day mat Chrlit- mud one the in stood he Semn attorney. Sherman a Dick, brother, surviving burn's e fr oet ls week. last Roberta for bed because Rayburn Sam Speaker tion's second smallest congres smallest second tion's Slagle. C. R. ronteited against hotly runoff a in seat Tuesday District 4th Texas no-IH the won sisters, his of one and last Nov. ID of the same dls- dls- same the of ID died Nov. Sam last Mr. where tame hospital the in Tex., Runhnin, in tale the to aide an became sional district, In terms of of 1«,- Roberta terms gave In population, district, sional tt Sn Ry oet, who Roberts, Ray Sen. State To'Sam' Replace ElectionWins 151 votea to 11,471 for Slagle, Slagle, 11,471 for to votea 151 ceive a bachelor degree In lest lest In degree bachelor a ceive will start Jan. 7, 1963, closing closing 1963, 7, Jan. start will lt Senator Slate pi 2 o My , 1001. 1, May or 29 April trimester eeeond the vacation, Dec. end will Finals 10. Sept. approval. final save university entire its shift to ed col ul time. at full they school l( tend years three than re to students permits dule umr eso, il e ipllt be will session, summer underway tri yet tiny first the effect mester with into fall, go Uu» to scheduled Cabinet the when week plan last trimester the to system state first the became Florida Year-Round College Schedule College Year-Round 12. Than, after a Christmas Christmas a after Than, 12. lrd Frt tt T Adopt To State First Florida hogot lei, the Algeria, Throughout casual- official no Although The violence raised the ras- ras- the raised violence The vic explosion the Including 1UII9, Day, Christmas On ALGIERS < u ri) - A two- two- A - ri) u < ALGIERS nid ’ Intrmstlonsl « t l’r Untied h epoin a believed was explosion The oh e cmage hard campaigned men Roth Dick Rayburn died Tuesday Tuesday died Rayburn Dick Ray by endorsed Roberts, opee eun fo SOU from returns Complete oet, 4-erod law 41-year-old a Roberts, SHERMAN, Tex. (U P!) — — P!) (U Tex. SHERMAN, h tid rmse, the trimester, third The Is system trimester The — ) H (U TALLAHASSEE h nw errud sche year-round new The Clurr, Emerson Enloe, Robert Robert Enloe, Emerson Clurr, ak Sbl tuh f Sanford. of Itouth Sybil back, Me- Grace Meredith Barbour, wick, Pontlae, Mich.; Magaret Magaret Mich.; Pontlae, wick, girl. a Sanford, of havtr, on . ewehn Betty Sanford. f o Reswiechin, A. Gibson, John Mary Gatman, dra Hart- M, Laura Longwood; Longwood; n, a m» s o R K*rl hls Br W Easter hy, W. Bara Phtlps, Albert Moore, Mary Mchaffry, Noia long, Mrs. John Jordcn Jordcn John Mrs. long, Noia efed Gog Oes San Owens, Georg* terfield, But Lonnie Geneva; Youti, ma agrt oet, Michael Robert*, Margaret Lewi* and Wflliam A. Pairlab Pairlab A. Wflliam and Lewi* baby| and Kparka Larry Mra. baby, and Rouman Jack Mr*. . m. p. Emmett Pop*, Marjorie Hal- Hal- Marjorie Pop*, Emmett Sanford. McCaskill James baby, and Mi Srcavcs; William Thomas, Thomp Ola Di-Uary; Smoot, ahw, .k Mno; Em Monroe; I.ak« Mathew*, ilg lsl I . m. p. I lfsll, Village baby, Long wood; David Bass, Bass, David Long wood; baby, Sanford. of Copcnhivcr . m. p. and Nicholas Calenazto of of Calenazto Nicholas and and Atkins Richard Mr*. Ann Jo and Walton III, Equilla Noel, John Bassett, chele Scott, Fred Smyrna; N. son, Elda DcBary; Shlber, Estelle m. p. 7:30 Hill, cu Ht 7 . m. p. 7 Hut, Scout Miehacle Haynes, Reynolds Reynolds Haynes, Miehacle Forest City Baptist Church I I Church Baptist City Forest ats Cuc Bd. T p.m. T Bldg., Church Baptist r So, : p m. p. T:M Shop, Pro . m. p. ilg Hl, :0 . m. p. 7:30 Hall, Village m. p. p.m. 1:30 Diner Bills ot Cmuiy ldg, a , g flld Community Post, . m. p. ebry oe' Cu, 7:30 Club, Women's selberry os Cmuiy os, 8 House, Community tors, Calendar Seminole ing. uiy lb or o Direc of Uoard Club munity oe iig t i fl bless full his he It giving professors to fore ralset pay tri each in possible as dents o ig Ct Hl. p m. p. S Hall. City Mot ling, money to pay Uie necessary necessary Uie pay to money ant. work. trimesters half take to students urge to plans is but operation, full a come n eeto meig 6:30 meeting, election and sum the of half last The half. .-Vug. to April of end the from n ta te tt hd the had state the that and operation year-round ''true" a was It sure make to wait to ed Bry Farris Gov. of exception n and two of loads normal the of will half second teachers the attend board school lbs figures Normally mester. stu many as place to striving hog te university. the through yet employment, get way to sum mer their enough srhoo| through working dents stu- allow will seslon summer e ssin ol eat June so, etart toes. would session mer last or first the either taking turatner, all go may student A aie mmes wt the with from members, Cabinet approval enthusiastic board The session. summer bo- will see,Ion summer thn still Increase their progress progress their Increase still 10. 10(11, or split the session session the split 10(11, or 10. Mr. and 6lrs. John II. Copen- Copen- II. John 6lrs. and Mr. EiekUl Sumnierslll, Geneva; Geneva; Sumnierslll, EiekUl ge lunm Oenivn| l'utnnm, Agnes oet iy ii Assn. Civic City Forest North North veo iy oni, City Council, City Oviedo Scouts, Boy Mary Lake ogwo By cus old Scouts, Buy Long wood asler, o Scouts Roy Casselberry, hloa mrcn Legion American Chuluola North Orlando Teenhop, Teenhop, Orlando North Club, Lions Casselberry aes f mrc, Cas America, of Kadels supper C of C Mary Lake rae Cuut Com Chuluuta Greater egod iy Council City lemgwood h gvro si h wont ho said governor The almost drew plan new The h Bad f oto hopes Control of Board The h Jn 2 slt n the In split 20 June The Hospital AUR 30 JANUARY JANUARY I» I» JANUARY Orlando Notes Admissions HURDAY A RSD U TH Dlsrhsrgrs Admissions Discharge* SATURDAY AY D N O M * • * e e • e • e e • e e e * * • ** e * e e • • • • t | t • FRIDAY Birth* Civlo A*sn., A*sn., Civlo ligms, second tenor; Ivan Ivan tenor; second ligms, lcillaf B Scot a with event Land, Indiana, Stamford and and Stamford Indiana, Land, ReitaursgL Rymals st day tone. Others appearing on on appearing Others tone. WU- Albert Ed4fa tenor; of firs; Scott, composed Quartet two honoring prayer ot year. post coined guests from Ormond Ormond from Odd^ guests coined James by troduced Thurs it U 1U* Club Hume Volusia bert Wait the of ner the program included Mri. Mri. included program the bari second Girling, George atlas! of inlnuMa by followed from dinner tha throughout oin Conn. Da- Dorian, Orlando, North w*L Bench, ceremonies, of master Beatrice Muller, contralto contralto ist. Muller, Beatrice Caledonia the by song in by provided records stereo oa h de drn tha during died who bora hre f h spe meeting supper the of charge din annual fifth the tended Club Meets Club West Volusia I’carl Burnett, soprano; Mri. Mri. soprano; Burnett, I’carl and baritone first Walker, tha opened who Rough Alfred ae Sm, id n Odd/, and Wild Sims, James n Lua ’it Bon pian Brown, iatt I’ Laura and were Rough, William K *f, *f, K William Rough, were is M. n Ms William Mrs. and Mr. Sims, bipartisan with 119-79, pass ed, construction college for il e otr Up, tha hottlrd le U bill action alternative Ink* tft promise Mansfield's Mlk* er Lead Dsmocratis by couraged n Ms Rbr Henderson, Robert Mrs. and and Judge were Dellary from bat floor a for today prepared bill, rompromise a ts program tha scholarship 9900million by Kennedy’s add to attempt Bennie any would they oppose said It supported aid college Kennedy's dent Moves To Offense To Moves ere eln ad r and Mr. and Gerling George sive coach. coach. sive Sum C. A. Mrs. and Rev. first administration's fill!* southern possible nnd tle who Republicans but support, bill' House The version. Bennie broader much a and bill billion J l f e between collision a avoid a written opinion that there there that opinion written ree*lv*d a had and counsel eral gen CIA’s the111* to holding* ilas M. n Mra. and Mr. T- A. Mrs. Williams, and Mr. Brown, n Ms W T Corbett, T. W. Mrs. and U way a for searched program •et vices group, argued that that argued group, •et vices cy. omte, ad e a en was he said Committee, Judiciary Bsntto hostile the g* to measure the lilting nguinit r ad r. Harry Mrs. and Ewtld Ur. Mrs. and Mr. Hugh Mrs. Kay. and Mr. mers, Mr. Williams, 1). A. Mrs. tha aver year this later buster coe a gvn Ht *11 f Hat o a given had McCone ag*n- Intclllgene* the heading hold huslneie hi* that Me. charge* of npponsnte other and rights bill. Ben. Kenneth B. B. Kenneth Ben. bill. rights to succeed Charley Brad- Brad- Charley succeed named been to unit has season, defensive last Alabama the r. ae Oddy. James Mrs. Mlrhcllrns, Dr. T. R. While, While, R. T. Dr. Mlrhcllrns, a n cnlc o Interest. of conflict no was armed the of member a Mo., from him dliqualify would ing* around eat* their built Con* Me* transae- of business eom* past in Cone's intei est of eonflleta possible about doubt* Keating, R.-N, Y* who lough! lough! who Y* R.-N, Keating, James, who was in charge af af charge in Pat was who coach James, football Assistant CIA. tlons. nomination. sp> SlcCone'e proved unanimously Committee hw a te cols offen school's the as shawn ite Idctd e a eorae had he Indicated mittee, Case, Franels Sen. However, csls yesterday and over« over« and yesterday the csls aside put Senate The fornia Republican named by by named Republican fornia A. McCone to be director of of director be to McCone A. sis te elh Cali H*ad this to Kennedy President wealthy and the for both usainst delivered were It.-S, D.. a member o f tha com* com* tha f o member a D.. It.-S, hligy ofre John confirmed whelmingly confliet-of-intar. of charges I Director CIA tie Central Intelligence Intelligence Central aponey. tie Senate Okays Senate McCone As Tito Salutation was glvtft glvtft was Salutation Tito Scottish music was playad playad was music Scottish rsdn Lry id in Wild, Larry Tresident mn toe attending those Among at persona 90 than More liberals Rights—Senate Civil Pr«s- of Schools—Supporters TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI)—' (UPI)—' Ala. TUSCALOOSA, U members Committee te ogesoa newt; congressional Other But Ftuart Symington, D.- D.- Symington, Ftuart But Servleet Armed Senate The Sm. Joseph S. Clark, D.-Pa* D.-Pa* Clark, S. Joseph Sm. WASHINGTON (UPI) — — (UPI) WASHINGTON Several last-minute speech** speech** last-minute Several civil civil mam* * M r- r- M , J 1 U r n X \ ' M M i w T T T Lake Monroe Jottings Legal Notice Legal Notice tv t iik county jrnrivrs i* t i ik c i r c u it ro t m Mr*. II. I~ Johnwm learned to apply artificial cofu t. iKMivai.R roiNTV, t i i k m ath ji i n n *i, nn- Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads ri.OHIIIA. c i it . IV AMI roll *KN|. I hate to mention tt but respiration this week. * * * M t lT H o r The Monroa Home Demon >nl,l: io I atv, fi.khiim. I haven’t liked the weather PHILIP THOMAS BCIOflTIXO. CIMM HHV Vtl. man (jlrr Paulin (> ifrrulfi I ’n ire 10 — F e u . 1, 1 9 G:! 12. Kent Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale slratlon Club meets tonight D «c*a*td KEITH HAncoCK and DALE theae pait few day*. Thoie v e a ir a to cnittHTona at White Hall of tbe Vpiala F. HAli COCK, hie wife. BY OWNER, centrally locat few Spring day* l**t week t o a l l PKnaova iid im i Plaintiff*. Presbyterian Church. Gordon CLAiMa .o n n k M a \ n a Classified .SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith River Front ed, 3 bedroom, masonry, ■ure did apoil me. And you v*. Brltson will speak to us en AfiAIXST *Afl> KSTATKl kitchen equipped home. Be know that I noticed aome of Tou and **< h nf you ara JOHN E. noaTIC A LINDA Family Crlali. I know that ktrtby notified and required II IIOHTIC, hi* wife. A low market. FA 2-4463. my flower* have new leave* FRANCIS J. F. WOI.nEHT A Property this will prove very inter to fit* any etalm* and on them. And now up come* mandt which you. nr alther , E. WOLtlERT, hi* Phone esting so sure hope to see or you, may hav* aaalntt said WEKtVA RIVKR ESTATES 3 BEDROOMS, Air-Condition froat and even Ice again. To Defendant*. you there. Remember the aetata In th* arflr* of Han. Approximately 2’ V acre», wilh ed, large screened porch, morrow the groundhog will n o t h k lime la 7:10 p. m. * C. Varnan Mis*. Jr, County 150 ft. on river, h mile off come out. Wonder what he Juds* of Seminole County, at Tflr CLATTON u TAI.ntJTT fruit ireei. I ll Fairmont Overheard the other day, anil MART IJit'IHK TAL- Will do?. • • • Utile Beth hla nfflc* In lha Court llouee FA 2-2611 Drive. Flrat girl: "Out neighbor* In Hanford, Florida, wllbln alt JICTT. hla wlf* and Pat Bethea are ill. Thoae calendar month* from th* FRANCIS J. F. 1VOL- 4# $5,500 dog got killed last night," two kid* love to go horaeback lima of th* flrat publication BKRT and IIA 7.K L E . Office 204 W. First Call FA 3-0173 after «:00 p.m. HOMES LOTS ACREAGE Second girl: "Well wbat do nf thl* nolle*. Each claim or 7VOUIKRT. hla wl.’o riding and being ill and hav Tou are hereby notified that SALES RENTALS you want me to do about RT demand mual l>* In wrltln* DR.vni.INKH 131 51 ay fair Circle, 3 Br., CB, ing to atay in I bet la hurling and contain lit* plare of rral- purauant to Chapter 71 F lo r Cry?. Flrat girl: "Well l denra and poat offlr* adilraea ida Htututre a patlllon haa H i baths, payments $70 in them more than being 111. Helmly Realty did!" * • • The other day 1 nf th* claimant and mum be been filed by rCallh llabcock CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: clude* all, $100 down, very • • * There** Warren la ■ worn to by th* claimant, hi* and l»*la F, Hal.rork to r»- had to quiet tome of the Tue* . Iltru Fri. • 1 P. M. day clean, cor. lot. FA 3*156(2. 2(65 So. Park Ave. home from the hoapltal but aaant nr attorney, of th* ealablleh that mnrl(*g* and boys and girls on tbe bus. aam* aliall b* vnld. note deacrlhe-1 In Hi* petition, before tRvrrtion. Mon. • Sal. FA 2-3221 Evenings FA 2-257$ la having to take it eaay be I explained that they were /a/ ■France* M. Hclortlno a ropy of which It allarhad n»on. NEW HOMES! fore returning to achool. • • A* Admlnlmratrli of aald hereto. to loud and, that they would Attractive 3 BR. with 1, l*k For Sale By Owner Mack Hudaon who haa been E e ta t * You are hereby notified to have to get quieter. When PubIHb Jan. II, IS A Feb. 1. appear before th* Honorabl STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! and 2 bath CB homes sit- 2 Bedroom, tile bath, full visiting aon and daughter-in- Vaaear II. Carlton. Juda* of one little girl prepared to get I. t i l l . Turn, thru Fri. - 3 P. M. day uated in beautiful resident dining room- living room, law Don and Shirley ]|ud*on th* Circuit Court, and ahow off at ber atop the cam* up Nat Ira ta Mtiubara of Flrat cauaa on or before lh# lath before inerrtlnn. Mon. • Hal. ial area. Total prices range kitchen equipped, front and has returned to Frederick- to me and patted me on Frd*ral leileet nod Loo* Aa- day of February, tail why noon from $12,000 to $17 (00, with rear jalousied porches. 3'x town, Mo, He told me he ■aelallo* af a**tl**la r***ly, aald m ort**** and no!# ehuuld the shoulder and said "Mrs, Santard. PlaHda down payments from $(00 blocks from downtown San would be back In a few not h* re-eetahllehad. RRSPONSiniLITY: Johnson 1 sure don't want A aptclal meatln# nf lha Dated thl* lllh day of Jan and up, and monthly pay ford. $8,750. Cash or term*. weeks willi his wife to live raambara of Flrat Federal n ary, m i . The Herald mil not He re* ments of $77 and up in to be a but driver when I Havlnae and Loan Aaaocla- Call FA 2-8738 for appoint hero. • • • Well Voncille and (HKAI.) iPonaibld for more Ihan one cluding taxes and insur grow up." • • • Claude and Don of Hemlnol* County Han Arthur II. Herkwlth, Jr, ment. Tolar Rabun have another ford. Florid*, will b* bald at Rena Hawklm attended the c le rk Incorrect Invcrtion of your ad, ance. boy. The little lad checked tk offlr** of the Aeeoclatlon. Ily: Martha T. Vlhlan. DC. and rexerve* the right to re- funeral In DeLand Tueidiy SIS Warn Flrat Hire#!, Han Joaeph M. M uratko TOP THIS! In at nine pounds and two ford, Florida, at J:3u p m , via# or rrjrct any advcrliae. j of Major Heuaton Jones. Ma P. O. Hos IIS Very lovely 3 BR. 2 bath ounces. Congratulations to Tu teller, February 17, IS 4J. Fern Park. Florida .perl from what ordrrrd lo Stenstrom Really jor Jonaa, waa retired Th* purpua* of th* meatlnic new CB home, situated on the proud parents, * * * So Publleh Jau. I«. IS A Fab. 1 ronform lo lh« pnliciea of thla from the Army. Hit wife, I* to runalder tba prup-iaat I. IS. ISIS. Ut N. Park Ave. FA 2-2(20 private and shaded large sorry to hear that Christine mad* by lha Hoard of Dirac* paprr. Margaret, ha* been a fre ter* of th* Aeeoclatlon Dint M'x acre) homeaitc, over Gibbons Is ill at her home quent visitor In Monroe, the pr*e*nt Charier of lb* IN THE eliteUIT COUNT OF SAN LANTA HOMES- looking Lake Mary, with in DcBary. She Is former A**orlatlon. btlna charter K. THE NINTH JUDICIAL Utlt- On Locust. North of East 20th Glad to tea Lu Belle Ball b* amended In ita entirely t-i etlT, IN ANII Mill BENI ci-ASSiFiKD In d e x lake priviledges and canal Monroe resident. A speedy St. 3-Bedrooins, 2-Bat1,», ex inger out to church Sunday r*ad In tb# form of Charter N NOI.E COI NT). FI.ORIIM. for boat and ski landing. recovery to you. * • • Also (iiAN CEitr n o . u n i t She It another one of those a* eat forth In th* Itule* and 1. I ■ n You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise \our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads: 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Sltuationa Wnnted 27. Special Services ■TV traufurii ifrraHi Feb. 1. 19(12 — Page 11 33. Furniture 31. Articles For Sale 31. Articles For Sale 36. Automobiles - Trucks WANTED ironing in my ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, WANTED TO BUY top cash Chicken Fertilizer, FA 2-4487. SEWING MACHINE. 1981 1955 Ford 2 door, very nice. home, 154 Country Club SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer FA 2-3781. (« Realtor SPRINKLER SYSTEMS price, paid for clean used White zig-zag, makes but Circle. FA 2-6882. All Types and Sites furniture, appliances, mis DIAMOND FOR SALE—Over. ton holes, sews on buttons, Raymond Lundquift, Assoc. 193] Hudson, 4 door Sedan, We Repair and Service cellaneous of all kinds. 2' 1 Carat*. If interested j all fancy stitches, $8.00 per FA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. radio k healer. *90. Fair* 21. lieu ut>‘ Salons STINE BERNER'S FURNITURE. write Box B. Sanford Her-1 mo. or *17 60, Write Box way Texaco Service. 23th Machinery and Supply Co. 322-7532. aid. 33, Sanford Herald. 2 ACRE HOMESITE CUT ’N CURL A French. FA 2-8474. Beautiful homealte In Lake 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 A7M WRECKlNC CONTRACTORS Beauty Shop • BIG VALUES FACTORY TO YOU TAX-TIME SPECIAL^ New- Mary". Priced for a quick 1900 Chevrolet station wagon Formerly Katherine Harvey- DO YOU NEED EXPERT • QUICK CREDIT ALUMINUM BLINDS Adding Machines priced tale at *1575 cash. In good A 1960 Jeep station wagon. Open By Appointment—Thur*. LITERARY HELP? . . . • EASY TERMS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot less than a used one $79 neighborhood, ideal for HOUSE WRECKERS Ph. FA 2-6577. & Fri. Evenings an application letter that WE GIVE T U P VALUE tom rail with plastic ends, (plus lax) Compare to ma family drilred to build out Pat Stewart A Lillian Cordon will "get the job "; club STAMPS riast.c or rayor tapes. Cot chines selling for over 1956 Ford station wagon, of town. Call today. C <• Hair Stylist paper; after dinner apeech; ton or nylon cord*. *100. POWELL'S, 117 Mag- lake up payments, equity WILSON - MAIER nolla Ave. * I 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0834 high school or college theme New and l T*cd Furniture So.iknrlk Glass and Paint some. Inquire Lulfier or essay on all but scienti Co. Bridgcmun, Lake Mary. 1 v * Stenstrom Realty HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 311 E. Kirit St. FA 2-5622 6 bp. 32" Hiding Mower with • * fic subjects. Low rates. Ph. 210 Magnolia PI). FA 2-4622 Profcasional Care. Soft Water. tiller. FA 2-8809. 1937 Chevrolet, Bel-Air, 4 ' n i 111 N. Park Ave. FA 27120 FA 2-4033, evenings. IlOLLA WAY’, Hospital and 103 S. Oak FA 2-5742 door, radio and heater. Baby lied* For Rent b,v WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, Used Burroughs Adding Ms- EXCHANGE new 3 Bedroom Septic tanks pumped - dram canes, walkers, chine, lull keyboard, old Automatic transmission, 22. Build - faint - Repair Day, Week, or Month. powrr brakes. FA 2-3000. fumiihi'd home in Fern fields installed. 24 hour ser FURNITURE CENTER FREE DELIVERY timer, but in excellent Park, for free & clear vice. Terms. FA 2-9169 ROOM SPECIAL *14.93. ItOo French Ave. Prescriptions our Specialty tlhapc. $39.50, Powell's Of 1938 V-8 Dodge, 4 dr. Sedan, large modern Trailer. Ph fice Supply, 117 Magnnlia. Painting inside and out. Ph. FA 2-7953 FAUST'S R\ Meilonvllle li A H, Full power, Auto* FA 2-8809. HEATING Cali Mr Tasker, FA 2-8159. Ph FA 2-7107 malic. Privately owned. II. B. POPE CO. INC. CUSTOM Bl'ILT BEDDING Twin beds, 21 in. TV, Chrome Q Call FA 2-7193 after 4 p.m. NOVA INVESTMENT SEMI-UETIHEU Carpenter 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Mattress renovating, Expert ANTIQUE’S dinette set A 6 chairs, ! small Cedar Chest, Baby 20 ACRES ADJOINING 40 Repairs, Alterations, Painting Upholstering. All Work Mrs. Lester Ethel, owner. 8 BILLION DOLLAR NOVA Phone FA 2-7983 Guaranteed. Call Nix Bed- miles west of Sanford, Fla., Crib. FA 3-1053, 37. itouta • Motors PROJECT. HIGH & DRY ding Mfg. Co., FA 2-2117, Carports, Garages, Utility Southern Air on West First St, and Wil Used Carpel. So yard*, In ONLY *1,000. PER ACRE IF 1301 Sanford Ave. son Corner. CUT GLASS, Gateway To The Waterway Houses. Redwood, chain cludes mat Reasonable, YOU ACT FAST AND Specialising In Heating PRESSED GLASS. HOOKS. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer link fences. Remodeling, FURNITURE FA 2-1526 or 232 W. 17th CALL and Air-Conditioning Only DOLLS, Used Household Holmnn Sorting Goods financing up to 36 Months. Street. 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 Navy man (ransferred; brand Articles. Furniture, Used 301-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 HANDI-HOUSE of CENTRAL “ We Trade” new; take over for balance Clothing, Farmers items, TV 24 in. Blonde console A FLA., Inc. on 3 complete room*; no Bottle Collection, We buy k Maple Telephone Stand. 14 ft. Runabout, 1964 model, 27th Si. It 17-92 FA 2-8780 Income Tax Service down payment necessary; Stemper Agency sell* Pit. FA 2-8682. 33 hp. Mercury Gator Oscar M. Harrison payments low si *13 per 23. liuilding .Material* Trader. Excellent condL REALTOR - INSUROR 1311 Pilmetto FA 2-8827 month. Call owner collect, CIRCULATING HEATER. LP 35. Articles Wanted CONSULTANT-A PPR AISE R “Sh* sure dot*n't look Ilk* • home wrecker to me! lion, leaving area. Reason LUMBER - HARDWARE TE 8-I3M, Casselberry. gas, for 2-bcdrooin home, Th. FA 2-4991 111 N. Park Piano Tuning—ELECTRONIC Good used Air-Conditioner, able. FA 2-7098, PAINT Reasonable, 1216 Randolph Moving toon to 1919 S. or SCIENTIFIC. Repairing. 110 Amp. 1 hp. or less. Roofing FHA Loans Plans 34, Article* For Sale St. or Phono FA 2-3296. French Ave. W. L. HARMON 31. Poultry - Livestock 33. Furniture Must be in good rondillon. FREE ESTIMATES Ph. FA 2-4223 MAKE 1962 A MUSICAL INTAKE manifold, 3 two-bar Seminole County Motor*. Your Credit Is Good. Up to Miniature Poodle, male, re Sell U* Your Furniture. Quick 13. Mortgage Loan* YEAR with a musical in rel carburetors, fuel block, 5t9 K. 1st. St. FA 2-0614. Barkley 1 Yrs. to Pay gistered, permanent shots, Service Wilh The Cash. Sewing It Alteration* ut my strument from BUKUR'S for '53 or '59 Ford ifit en B EDWARDS home. Navy It Civilian. Ph. housebroken. FA 2-3142. SUPER TRADING POST. A. W. Barkley Used Cara, MORTGAGE LOANS MUSIC SHOP. 2004 Cedar gine Phone Mr. Gielow. 36. Automobile* • Trucks Inc. FHA and Conventional BUILDERS SUPPLIES FA 2-2969. FA 2-0677. Ave. Specializing in 2 MILK COWS, 1 fresh k 1 FA 2-2611 or FA 2-6473 af Imports & Sports Cars Commercial & Residential We Give TV Stampa • SALES • REPAIRS Cars bought A sold 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7898 Painting, window cleaning & fresh In March, must sell, Used furniture, apptiances, ter 8:00 p. m. Our Speciality • RENTAt-S • MUSICAL REEL’S USED CARS 17-92 - Heart of .Maitland yard work. Phone FA 2-1197 price reasonable. P. O. 336 tools, etc. Bought . Sold. ACCESSORIES. Before you Girl Scout uniform, site 14, >012 Sanford Ave. Stenstrom Realty 2-1. Electrical Services Sanford or Pleasant Point Larry's Mart 215 Sanford PH. Ml 4-5307 buy. give us a try, phone like new, FA 2*8643 or Ph. FA 2-7226 Formica and Tile Specialist Kish Camp, Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 FA 2-0733. FRIGIDAIRE available, by the job or FA 2-4384. Sales It Service hour. Call 322-7888. RED Dachshund Puppies, FURNITURE Hi. Female Help Wanted House Wiring, Free Estimates AKC Reg. 2 months old. Ph. Must sell at once—3 complete Sid Vihlcn's Randall Electric Colored maid—5 daya a week 29. Automobile Service FA 18903. rooms of furniture. Tsko 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 —FA 2-0842 after 5 p. m. over monthly payment* of SALE-A-RAM 6 Weeks old, White Poodles. *11.86 or *200 cash. Call have you been 23. Plumbing Services AUTO GLASS ■# IS. Help Wanted AKC Reg. Call FA 2 9353 owner collect TE 8-1511 INSTALLED or FA 2-9277. ' Casselberry, PLUMBING OUR REPUTATION RIDES Cook wanted, male or fe Contracting A Repairs Windshield Hack Glnsti looking male, white. Call C. E. Door Glass Vent Glass 32, Flowers • Shrubs Free E slims in ON THESE EXCELLENT BUYS! Harrell, F.Vcrgreen 3-4101 R. L HARVEY SERVICE or conic (o Florida Central Senknrik GIhbk and P A in t PANSIES k PETUNIAS now 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ready. Dutch Mill Nursery, Academy at Mount Ply Co. FOR SOMETHING New Upasla Rd. off 20th St. mouth. 210 Magnolia Ph. 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FO 5-3315 Days WE’RE BLASTING Custom Suburban Station Wag *\lJw attfuriii iim ttfi f c d i t b o n COUNTY NEWS THURS., FED. 1, 1002 PAGE 12 Florida Laws Explained To Newcomers South Seminole CT-P To Meet nr Jane Catselberry nesses and jot down their if there Is the slightest sus husband's signature In order things as tha whereabouts of Important papers, what pro Attorney Kenneth Mclntoih, names or license numbers; picion of Injury, and If the to sell unless they become a show the Investigating officer accident I* serious obtain the "free draler" by petitioning perty is owned, and what ob Sanford City Judge, ipoke at your license and give him services of a lawyer. the court of chancery. ligations have been incurred. Next Tuesday lait Thuraday'a meeting of the your name, address, and car Failure to appear in court He urged the ladles to dis He also stressed the Import- By Jane Casselberry Welcome Wagon Newcomer* registration number and assist not only means the forfeiture cuss with their husband* such inca of having property In The Council of Teachers' Club of South Seminole County him In determining the facts of bond, hut Is an admission both tha husband and wife’s and Parents of South Sem i-' at the Mid-Florida Country of the cate. of guilt and in many cases re name, such ae automobile note Elementary School at Club on the lubject, "Law* of sults in the voiding of insur titles tod advised having a McIntosh warned his aud Casselberry will meet at 8 KING ARTHUR, top photo, who without the horse nnd armor would ba Florida Pertaining to Wom ance policies. Joint bank account to avoid ience to lie careful not to p. m. Tuesday in the school quickly recognized os Pete Montgomery, Den Five Cub Scout, played a pro en." He next discussed the rights complications la the event of make extemporaneous re auditorium. minent part In the Den’s "Knighthood Skit" at the meeting nnd program Mclntoah told the Newcom marks to others as to who Is and obligations in relation to the husbend'e death. Bob Means, program chair er* that he 1* referred to Hill real property, commenljng of Pack 540. Bottom photo shows Den Two of the Pack as the scouts pre to blame for the accident or as McIntosh reminded t h e man, has announced that the sented a skit on the "Legend of the Holy Grail." (Herald Photos) aa a "converted Yankee" to their physical condition and that women own the majority group that to legally execute guest speaker will be Ray even though he haa lived In not to discuss a monry set of stocks, bonds, and real es documents thsy must be Shreckcngost, advance pro Florida for 25 year* and 1* tlement or sign any papers. tate in this slate. signed before two witnesses gram manager of the Martin aware of the difficulties often Inform the Insurance company He pointed out that women and a notary public. Women Co., who will apeak on the encountered by newcomer* of the accident at once, pro may hold title or purchase have a one-third dower inter subject "Preparing a Child who are not aware of Florida cure the advice of a physician property but must have their est in property owned by their for hii Future at the Elemen law* which may differ from husbands and her signature on tary Level." those of (heir home atate. the deed is necessary if he Sreckengost hold* t h e He offered helpful advice wishes to sell. bachelor of science and on what to do In caic one Casselberry Utilities "Homesteads" or property master of science degrees ahould become Involved in an held by the heed of a house from the University of Flor- automobile accident and re hold is inherited by the wife Ida with a major In Physics. minded of Florida'* Financial ae a "life estate," which she He la a aeoior member of IteiponiibllUy Law. He cau Gets Water Reports it not allowed to eell. Upon IKS, a member of the Flor tioned not to leave the accne her death it goes to the sur ida Academy of Sciences and of an accident until arrange The State Hoard of Health the distribution system. KENNETH McINTOSH viving children. a major in tb* Marine Corps ment* are made to: protect has recommended that Cassel- Folke suggested that addi In conclusion, he stressed Reserves. He and his wife the acene of the accident leav l«rry Utilities Co. obtain the tion* of aeration and ground the Importance of making a and three daughters live in ing the cars Involved a* they service* o f a consulting engi storage facilities be made to will as all estates which ex Winter Park. are If at al] possible; procure neer on its water problems. th* number one plant at the ceed $5,000 must be probated, Means urges all South assistance for the Injured; Art Committee earliest possible time. often a lengthy process leav Seminole parents to attend contact a law enforcement of A report from Gordon Folke, The recommendations were ing th* widow without funds the meeting to hear the in ficial Immediately; If damage regional engineer, advised that made from water samples until It is settled. It also is Im teresting talk. la in exceaa of $50 you are re sulphur In the company’s num Meets To Plan picked up from Casselberry portant for a woman to make quired lo fill out an accident ber one well, which supplies Utilities' three well* on Nov. R a will in order to protect the report (failure to do *o may the major portion of water although the company did not interest of her minor chil result In the lost of your driv used, la not being adequately 1962 Schedule receive an analysis report un dren or make provision for New Brownie er's license and car registra removed and la responsible for til about the middle of Jan By Mrs. Adam Muller specific gift*. It Is well to tion); look for potential wit the dirty water encountered In uary. The Building Committee of name a competent individual Cub Pack Meeting Geneva Citizens Hibbard Casselberry, presi the Florida Federation of or banking Institution to act Troop Invested EDITORIAL COMMENT dent, who says that estimated Art, Ine., met at the DeBary as guardian of parson and costa of the suggested Im Mansion House headquarters guardian of property of minor Set Meeting provements will run more than on Jan. 20 to plan and sche children in th* event of a In Longwood Held In Casselberry $20,000, last week advised all dule activities for tha next "common disaster" which A general business meeting Brownie Troop 80S of Long- You Can Help customer* that the engineer 11-month period. lakei the lives of both parents. of the Geneva Clticeni Com wood, Invested on Dee. 3 By Jane Casselberry Session which was held Satur has been contacted to prepare Attending were Mrs. D. R. A will must be witnessed by mittee has been scheduled for Weekend work sessions arc being held by with Mrs. F. W. Blstlin* a* Cub Scout Pack 540 held a day afternoon at the St. Char plane and specifications which FVemster, chairman; Clin twro Individuals who have 7:30 p. m. Saturday In tb* the Lako Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, to build the leader and Mrs. Robert Tul* Pack Meeting Friday at 7:30 les Catholic Church in Col ton Sommer, Albert Mercer Fire Hall's new addition which will provide a must be approved by the State heard th* decleretion and wit lock as co-leader, meets p.m. In Weaver Hall of the lege Park. Community Hall. and William Hartman of De Hoard before actual construc nessed the ilgnlng. It may be each Tuesday afternoon after Casselberry Community Meth The Cuhmaslcr announced Reports will be heard from separate meeting room and storage area for the nary; Mrs. Ben Burton of tion can get underway, changed by destroying the school at the First pentecoa. odist Church with Cubmsstcr that Boy Scout Week would all committees, payment of trucks. Leesburg and Mrs. Olnee Uee of the number one well document or adding an al Church of Longwood. Willy Krohno conducting the be observed Feb. 7 through bills will be authorised and Department offlclnU report that although Hinton of Daytona Beach. has been discontinued and the amendment. The new troop haa as Ita program. Feb. 12 with tha highlight of plant for future activities of volunteer turnouts have been well attended more Invited to participate were workers would be of great benefit. Many of the company already has begun Following Hi* talk McIntosh project "Health and Safety" The Dens put on akit* plan lit* week being tha Scout-O- the group will be discussed. Dr. Charles Giles of Tampa, answered th* numerous ques sandblasting and painting th* sod already has collected ar ned around lh« January Itama to tie held Feb. 10 at It Is exacted that Saturdsy men are devotfhg all of their spare time to the new Federation president and interior of th* 60,000 gallon tions addressed to him by ticles to fill a first aid box. liic Urangc County Agricul night's meeting will mark a project In order that the building will bo ready Mrs. George J. Brooks and theme, "Knights of the Hound elevated tank, Caieelberry ladle* in the audience who re All girts are In uniform ex- tural Building on Michigan paid membership o f 125 per for the Annual Chicken Ttnrbecue on Feb. 10. Mrs. Msrrele Smith, board Table," In which they wore said. ported they found the speech cepl for two new members, and Bombay iu Orlando. The sons, largest ever in the his Residents of the nreus served by the ilejtart- members. the armor, shields and other 1!« asked cooperation of res extremely enlightening. Those invested with the Pack will participate in the tory of the organisation. ment are asked to lend their support by offering Plans were made lor ex gear th* boya had made dur idents during the limited sup troop included Frances Blsl- show and the Cubs arc selling Cuinmlttce officials hare Is their services. Interested volunteers, who need hibitions featuring children's ing the month. ply period, especially In the Une, Teresa Cundiff, Mari tickets for th* event. A per sued an invitation to all resi not be members of the department, may contact work, grades seven through Chapel Dinner Den Five, with Mrs. Ruth Ralph Schwcickert, building committee chnlr- north and west sections of lyn Derickson, Patsy Grant, klonlgomery as den mother, centage of the proceeds from dents and newcomers of th* town, In eliminating us* of II, from the entire state; Vicki Hcarren, Brenda Judd- man, or report to the Hall on Saturday. award winning picture* of Held Sunday acted out a skit on how Ar tickets they tell will be re area to attend the meeting. lawn sprinklers during the af Deborah Kilmer, Betsy Kirk turned to the local Pack. the past year from associat thur became king. Den One, ternoon and early evening land, Kathy La Dree, Cathy The them* for February ed clubs and one man shows In Altamonte Mrs. Carolyn Miller and hire. hours when other patrons are By Shirley Weatwertk O'Barr, Linda Potter, Lynn John Kennedy as den mothers, will be, "Presidents," and by resident instructors. Pope, M iry Sue Reiter and 4-H Council doing housework and prepar Members of the Altamonte put on a skit on the slagrs of climaxing the month's activ Also planned were a two Wanda Tultock. Also Joining Welcome Wagon Newcomers ing aupper. Springe Community Chapel knighthood. Den Two, Mrs. ity will be the annual Blue month exhibition of ptlnllngs with this group was Debra met Sunday at 8:30 p m. In Frances Setje, den mother, and Gold Banquet to be held by Institutional members, a Cox who since his moved the Educational Building for acted out the Legend of the Feb. 24 et the South Seminole To Meet Here North Orlando showing of work by stud from the community. a covered dish aupper. Iloly Grail and Den Seven Elementary School in the Hold Bridge-Luncheon Meeting ents attending summer art New members of tbe troop A meeting of the Seminole Sunday School members Mrs. Diana Johnson, den mo cafeteria. Books Open classes and the yearly cir who have not as yet been County 4-H Council will be serving on the supper com ther, had a skit on the knight'* Friday night's meeting was Hy Jane Casselberry less, Hlanchc Hlacksmlth, la Ry Mans Grlnslesd cuit exhibition of the Feder Invested are Wills Berkley from 9:30 a. m, until noon mittee were Mr. and Mrs. oath. closed with prayer by Itcv. The Welcome Wagon New on leave of abenre. Voter registration hooks ation. and Eileen Sam met. Saturday at the Home De The summer art school Don McCleod. Mrs. Kathy Rev. Darwin Shea, pack Shea, comers Club of South Semi Mrs. Lila Pease was ap opened today at the Village monstration Center, 401 E. pointed chairman of the Halt for North Orlando’i first will open al the Mansion Darnell, Mrs. Dorothy Pearce committeeman, held an in 25th St. in Sanford. nole County met last Thurs registration and welfare election set an March 20 to House headquarters on July end Mr. and Mra. Allen For Dinner Plans spection for the Cub* and an State Specialist Invitations, extended by let day at the Mid-Florida Coun committee. fill posts on the council re 9 with Eugene White of Sara ward. nounced that the high point ter from Home Demonstra try Club for a bridge lunch Winners of the door prises placing Reggie Webster and sota as resident instructor. Alter the supper films were N ear Completion den at next month’s pack Plans Workshop tion Agent Miss Myrtie Wil eon, followed by e business were Mrs. Olive Duffy, who Dominie Terebo. In his fourth year of sum shown of all the social and en meeting will receive an son. have been mailed to meeting presided over by Ihc received a certificate to have Qualifying petitiuns for mer teaching, While's one tertainment activities that th* In Longwood award. Rev. Shea also in For HD Clubs members of all 4-H Clubs In president, Mra. Ida Mae Tub her hair dressed at Tretaa's candidates became available man show will open on Feb. Chapel haa held during the Members of the Longwood ducted two new Cub*. Charles Miss Catherine Knurr, slate the county. ly. Beauty Shop; Mrs. Amber at the same time. No quali I in conjunction with a Sil past year. Included events Volunteer Fir# Dept, have Williams and Charles Calla home demonstration special Miss Wilson also urged th* Mrs. Tully introduced the Henry, who received a cal fying fees are necessary, ver Tea. were the annuel Eeeter Egg reported that plans are near han who were presented their ist, will be in Sanford Friday 4-11 Girls Club members to guest speaker for (he after endar towel and Mr*. Evelyn however each petition must Eliot McMurrough will be Hunt, the Sunday School’s ing the completion atages bobcat pins by their parents. to conduct a workshop for complete their projects in noon, Attorney Kenneth Mc Kwiatkowiki, who received a be signed by 10 registered gin his second summer of picnics at Alexander Springs for the annual Southern Fried David Johnson received a home management leaders of order that one or more can Intosh, of Sanford, who spoke hand embroidered towel. voters. teaching on July 30 and a and at Sanlando Springs, num Chicken Dinner to be held gold arrow; Charles Lytle, the Ihc Seminole County Clubs. be exhibited by each girl in on the topic, "Laws of Flor Guest speaker for the Feb To vote or run for office a Silver Tea also has been erous activities of the Sunday this year on March 10 at wotf badge and Ciint Curtis, The instructive session will the County Fair which opens ida Pertaining to Women." ruary 22 meeting will be Col, person must have lived In scheduled lo coincide with School Dept, and pictures of Sunnyahad* Park. his atalstant denner insignia. be held at the Home Demon Feb. 12. Leaders have pre He explained many of the A. H. Peterson Sr., of San the Village for at least six the opening of his show on all the suppers held through Fir* Chief Claude Lsyo )• Leaden were urged to at stration Center, 401 E. 25th mium books end If help is laws of Florida having to do ford. Civil Defense Director monlhx and in tha state for July 29. McMurrougb'a stu out the year. general chairman of tbe tend the Pow Wow Training St., from 10 a.m. until noon. needed to complete a project with automobile accidents, for Seminole County. one year. dio I* at Indlatlantle. A unique film on flag eti event and Morris Rudolph tire leader or Misi Wilson ownership of property, and quette describing the proper will be In charge of chicken may be contacted. the making of wills. Follow handling and usage of th* preparation. ing his address he answered Lsyo lays that price* again i questions from the audience American Flag closed the program. will be held to ■ minimum School Gets pertaining to these subjects. of $1 per adult and T3 cents I New members and guest* for children. Dinners will in New Additions introduced were Mr*. Sarah Fire Chief clude the customary serv By Shirley Wentworth Amos, Mrs. Alma Herndon, ings of chicken, mashed pota Several equipment and Mrs. Helen Hartsell, Mrs. Issues Warning toes and gravy, vegetables, building additions recently Gertrude Uullock, Mrs. Mar. rolls and coffee with serving have been madf to the For ian Comfort, Mra. pat In Casselberry scheduled to begin at 4 p m, est Lako Academy Elemen Slump!, Miss Minerva Camp By Jane Casselberry and continue until all hive tary School. bell and Miss Dorothy Camp 6lx grass end wood fire* eaten. Included waa a new Bag bell, and Mra. Leona Danner. In five day* prompted Fire Last year's event was at pole given by George Shrode The club is planning to take Chief Paul Bates of the Cas- tended by more than 100 and a new five by nine foot the Scenic Dost Tour through aelberry Volunteer Fire members and friends of tbe 50-star flag, donated by Mrs. | the Winter Park chain of Dept, to Issue ■ warning to department and their fami P. M. Shipley. Needed weld lakes leaving the dock on residents to avoid burning lies as well as many resi ing waa done by William Morse Hlvd. at 10 a. m. on trash on windy days and to dents from neighboring com Blots and manpower to erect Feb. 2S and newcomers are use extreme caution at other munities. the pole was furnished by asked to contact Mrs. Amber times due to the long dry James Conner, Edward Fam- Henry or Mrs. May Jones by apell which the area Is ex mer and Roger Curtis. February 21 for reservation*. periencing. Tests Given The first grade room in All members were urged Hr asked that residents no the elementary school has a to display their Flags on the tify the fire department when A t Oviedo High new acoustical tile ceiling birthdays of Abraham Lin they are planning lo burn By Jean Lyle* which was purchased and In SCAT testa, ability tests coln and George Washington. off lota so that surrounding stalled with fund* earned by * P Mr*. Frances Setje was properties can be protected. for school and college, were mothers through a pizza sale complimented on the lovely Moat of the recent rash of given to Oviedo High Junior project. table decorations which were fires have been In th* North and Senior students on Mon ROBERT N. McGEE. baritone-las*, will be the Tile* were installed through examples of her creative DR. CHARLES GILES of Tampa, new Florida Federation of Art president* Raceway Area causing Bates day and Tuesday. featured soloist at Friday night's program by the Use combined work of Vern ability, .•stands by one of his paintings included in tha five-teacher, 84-aelcctlon ex te comment that the North Report card* for students in DeBary Concert Orchestra at the Community on Servos*. A. B. Turner, It was announced that Kay hibit which will be on public display at the DeBary Mansion Galleries Orlando and Casselberry Fire all gradea were Issued today- Center. Arthur F. Bell of Winter Park will direct' Verier Thompson and Dr. Miller, Junior hostess, will through Feb. 22. Other teachers whose work also la included in the exhibit Dept*, are getting well ac before Friday's holiday when and musicians from Winter Turk, Daytona and Robert Hoover. Philip Win- be making the Welcome Wa are from Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Sarasota and Bradenton. All aye mem quainted in their cooperative there will be no classes for Orlando will play with the DeBary group. The tersteen donated use of the gon calls on newcomers to bers of the Federation. (Cox Photo) efforts to extinguish the students but a workday for annual concert is given far benefit of the DeBary rolling platform used by the the area while the senior boa Otcheatro, (Co* Photo) men to install Us* tile. I !*•-» - ■ ■ , j / I Mothers Dime March Tonight Longwood To Annex Strip Along 17-92 A tentative March 20 date and quoted th* small differ answering a flood of com C ltr was set by th* Longwood ence in costs of tit.10 for a plaints from the member* CHy Council Thursday night four . party line and 313.23 of the council and tbe au for a routine annexation elec dience. Grievances ranged for the two-party service. WEATHER: Mostly fair through Saturday. High today, 70-715. Low tonight, 46-60. tion which will see th* city over practically avery phis* get iti first llwy. 17-92 pro During his almost hour- of service from directory VOL. 53 United I’reas Leased Wire Established 1908 2. 1962 . SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 380 perty. long talk, the telephone re listings lo negligence m re Coming In with full agree presentative wai kept busy pairs. ment of all but two of the property owners, will be a By LARRY VERSHEL two-block section east of the Congressman Syd Hcrlong Argentina Recalls prevent limits to the high Lake Mary C Of C told us Thursday that he has way. Included is the Long called (or competitive civil wood PLsa Shopping Center. service examinations to (ill Thr annexation ordinance the post o( Sanford postmas Cuban Ambassador is expected to b* ready for Elects A t Dinner ter. the council'* approval at its • • • BUENOS AIRES (UP1) — inary to a break In relations meeting on Feb. * when it The Lake Mary Chamber (ices. The C. of C. voted t* How about this for a classic The government today sum with the Castro regime as de also hopes to have the dog of Commerce elected !