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B, MRS. ADAM MULLER one street, end of wells used by Mr*, Charles Cain o f Uellary the native* for laundry, bathing and to water their donkey*. and Saudi Arabia was su n t speak Mr*. Cain also showed pirlurei er at the centennial anniversary of the room where the Last Supper MONEY QUICKLY-FOR ANY NEED observance by DeRary'a Girl Scout took place, of the catacomb* under You can get cash here now for elothea, furniture, bills, car or Troop 20 at the Community Center the church in the birthplace of house repairs, down payment on a new car, new safo tires, motor on the afternoon o f Dec. 8. Jesus and of beautiful mosaic Mr*. Cain, who *oon will leave hanging* on the walls of various overhaul or for any need or desire. to join her husband at A re men rhurche* and buildings photo- (Arabian American Oil Co.) where grnphed during her travels. IT'S A GOOD, SENSIBLE PLAN he is employed, told of life, daily Guests at tht Scouting celebra Men and women, married or single, borrow here on sensible plans. THIS LARGE GROUP of Chuluota youngsters is the Good News Club habits and types of food available tion were welcomed by Mrs. Lenny You get the amount you want on terms you can afford. Each from the First Baptist Church. The children, who meet ench Tuesday to the average American living in Riondi, leader of Troop 20, and afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Argylc Chriallef, were treated to a Arabia. were Invited to Inspect a alde-tahle loan is personally arranged to suit your need and pocketbook. Christmas Party at this wrrk’s meeting. Bible study classes for the r.lub She said that although she trav display of item# made by the girl*. are conducted by IoiVyrne Hanson, child evangelism teacher of Orlando, eled to many countries rrhil* living Awards presented went to Kathy COAST-TO-COAST CREDIT CARD (Jones Photo) In Saudi Arabia, she finds the best Schob, second Hess rank, end to Once your credit is established here it’s good at any of our 700 antiques right hers in America. Linda Smith, second class rank and She told of her surprise, when up- pin. affiliated offices across the country. Ask for your Credit Card. on boarding the only train running Th* Scouts gav* Mrs. William in Arabia she spotted the title of Fldler, president of th* DeRary HOW TO GET MONEY TODAY the New York and Hartford Lina Women'! Club which sponsor* the still on it. Since she at one time STOP IN —Tell ua bow much you want, and when you want it. meat of “ equivolcar policies on troop, a rose bush as a memento LONDON (UP1) — Prime Min A* President Kennedy took lived in Connecticut, she said, she W R IT E —If you prefer, drop ua a note, it'll get quick action. Katanga and bringing the nation marking th* birthday « f Juliet ister Harold .Macmillan won an Heps in Washington to secure Immediately felt more at home. into international “ disrepute” was Lowe, founder o f the Girl Scout* PHONE—if you’ll phono first, we'll have tha money ready when peace In tha Congo, Ihe House She displayed for the scouts an overwhelming vote of confidence beaten by a vote of 120-226, with of America organization. you get here! of Commons psssed a motion assortment of odd jawelry, email last week on hla attempts to get 11 absententlona. Refreshments were served to backing the government's posi figurines, article* of brass and i cease-fire in Katanga Province. Laboritei then did not oppose conclude th* program from a buf tion on a cease-fire In Katanga numerous bowls made from olive the confidence motion which call fet table centered with a large SEE US TODAYI He said that Britain and the without a dissenting vote. woods. In viewing her colored slide ed for an immediate cease-fire cake decorated in troop color* and United States are basically in Earlier, a Labor amendment to collection, the audience was able to and the peaceful unification of the placed amidst a setting o f Scuut tccord on Congo policy. a motion accusing the govern- detect landscapes and terrain aim- Congo. emblems. lliar to that of Florida while other Referring to the American and PUBUC LOAN picture* showed lava formations British positions, Macmlllsn said: in mountainous proportions. The Aztecs had implements “ There is no difference between Scants war* shown of American made of iron from meteori and u* in our long term aim. We both living quarters, gardens, the storce prized thi* metal above gold, ac 301 EAST FIRST STREET believe in the unity of the Congo where people trade, Including a cording to Encyclopedia Britan- and we both believe In concilia Singer Sewing Machine shop on nica. tion, The only difference is on a precise tactical petition which should be secured before a cease fire ean operate." Macmillan told cheering mem ber* of Common* that he bid received a “ hopeful first reply” New York-Miami Thru liners from Acting United Nations Sec retary General Thant on effort* to obtain a eeaee-fire. Chuluota Garden Brings Sanford Better and Faster Service U Club Meets Today Mr and Mrs. Roy Carlson will be hosts to tha December meeting of the Chuluota 111* and Her Garden Club at their home on Seventh 81. al 8 p. m. today. Mr*. Alfred Van Wnrmer. as T R A IL W ffY S committee chairman, and Mr*. Lester Chegwidden, vice chairman, nr# In charge of arrangements for a ( litLtma* Program fur th# eve East Florida route ning. A full attendance I* expected GIFTS COMMITTEE composed of Mrs, George Wells, •inc« members will discuss various left and Mrs. D. M. Ladd right, completes the wraping of way* to decorate their homrs for Christmas In order to compete fur prizes being offered by the Chul uota Retired Folks Club.
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1 ~ l Well Fitdld Inadequate, Engineers Tell City Commission $1 Million Water Expansion Project Necessary
A group o f engineers Monday transmission line* into the city's conjunction with the present field “ This adds about ti(K) gallons a been made. They include an ad French. In order lo provide ade casiona. Industrial sewage dis night warned the City Commission distribution center. located on Hwy. 17-02 near the minute to our supply but it it ditional well having a capacity of quate service* for the present charge* In the well field area population, improvement* a r t raise the potaibllitcs o f potential of “ acuta contamination" of the Cost of the project according to Movieland Drive-In strictly temporary," Knowles add ti(X) gallons per minute discharg consulting engineer Jesse Diets City Manager W, E. Knowles ex ed. ing th* raw water transmission needed at the 13th and French and actual contamination," he present well field and urged the of Clark, Daily and DieU, who, plained that the city had gone Knowles pointed out that the line to town. pumping station and in the dis said. board to start construction of a with local engineers I.offler and into a temporary water improve present water treatment facility However, Diets stressed, that tribution system," he said. "In order to provide a safe and new million dollar well field on Bush, drew up a water report, is ment program to get by the “next on 13lh and French would be un these projects do not "constitute Diet! said that the source of udcqualo water supply, It la re the golf course property, includ estimated at a million dollars. couple of years" by putting down economical to expand. any major improvements to the supply consists of nine wells, commended that the new well ing four new wells, a water treat Diets emphasised that the sec a Ill-inch well and the booster sta Diets, in a comprehensive re. water supply facilities beyond the eight of which *re located south field with treatment facilities be ment facility and a network of ond well field would be used in tion at litUh St. and French Ave, port, said that improvements have pumping station at nth and of the city and the ninth ut the developed a* soon ns possible. l.'Uh and French pumping station. "Present water facilities in the Tile well located at 13th and city are inadequale," Diets em French according to Dietz has a phasized, and “ if for no other rea- water quality "undesirable* for son than to insure a continuing V c l O 0 * any except emergency use, due to safe source of water, this improvw lly I.AI1RY VEHSIIEL the high chloride content- rnent should be undertaken." ho H Why it the new Jel Alai fronton "The other eight wells, because said. named Orlando-ScmlnoU Fronton Sty* j&utfurft ttyralft of their location" are subject to The board took no action and •nd not SEMINOLE • Orlando contamination whiih has been placed the report under udvise- Fronton? WEATHER: Scnttcred showers through Wednesday. High today. 75-80. Low tonight. 55-60, demonstrated on a number of oe- ment. • • • VOL. 63 United Press Leased iWre Established 1908 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1961 " SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 347" The city hall ground* were call * ★ ★ ★ Tfr ★ ed "drab" last night at the City Conimitaion meeting by Commis sioner Earl Higginbotham. ‘•I.ct's Inch-Plus Rain Tshombe Flies RSLIVA ... make it look like Florida, instead C i t y ® h m f B of New York,” said the outspoken %[nrl. “ You would never know this Quenches Thirst To Parley Wiili E S w I i S F S lawn was in Florida," he added. Tom McDonald quipped, 'T ut up Bryant Appointee * sign.*' TALLAHASSEE (U P!) — Dade Seweaepe ISsiit • • • Of Dry Seminole President City automobile dealer Edwin L, The City Commission hy a 4 1 remainder of (lie project would There were many choice quotes Sanford and Seminole County XDOLA, Northern Rhodeiia Mndiil, 56, was appointed by Gov. vote Monday night approved final he earried out by issuance of nec at the meeting last night. were drenched with heavy rains (D PI)—Katanga President Mnlse Farris llrynnl to Hie Slate Game Take this exchange; After a dis Tslmmbc Hew off lo Kitnna with1 and Fresh Water Fish Commission plans for a near half million dollar essary revenue bonds or other fi Monday night and early this morn sewage treatment plant anil was nancing. cussion of what a sewage treat U. S. Ambassador Kmuml A. liul-j Monday. Informed by the State Board of City Fiscal Agent Loomis Lccdy ment plant would mean to the city ing. More than an inch and a Hon today for a conference with r , Health that sulfielent federal was in the audience and empha and the possibility of increased half fell. Congo central government Pre. J jO R t o l t l K S fund* were available “ at Ihe pre Neuter and sewer rates, Earl Hig No heavy damage was reported m er Cyrille Adoula. NANTUCKET, Mass. (UPD-A sized that the city it in sound ila- sent lime" to construct the ginbotham said, "This commission The meeting was brought about disabled fishing vessel, Barbara cal shape and can borrow all Ihe lo county roads or city streets in facility. money it need* for die sewago w ill be long remembered.'' through a massive United Nations and Gaie, sank while under tow by Hie heavy downpour which lasted The complete, "compact," read Chimed in Jimmy Crupps, who attack on Tshoinbc'l forces in a Coast Guard boat early today. treatment as well as water im over eight hours. ily cxpandible plant as described provement program. op|H>sed a plant until federal Elisabcthville and President Ken Five men were rescued and five by City Manager W. K. Knowles money was approved, “The four of It was the first heavy rain in the nedy's eiforts to roolve the Con were reported missing. Indications arc that the com is expected to cost (367.000 with mission, if It carries out the water you will be long remembered.'' area for almost three months. go's turmoil. • • • Ihe federal government kicking in Improvement and sewage pro Around the nation I’olar air It could provide a dramatic Smash Con Game (138,440. gram, would go Into 30-year terms Zoning Director Bob Drown re stabbed into Texas and Tennessee breakthrough in Ihe agonizing ef- TAMPA iUPJ) — Authorities Sidney Brrkowltz, assistant di and possibly raise water and sew ports that building permits during today and snow was falling from forts of this giunl African land to [charged four perjoni Monday rector of the Florida Slate Board er rales for each user. ^ h c 1000-61 fiscal yeur are down $7 Ihe 1’aciflc Northwest to the Ureal achieve peace and unity. wiili armed robbery in a aclieinc t 'a of Health, told engineer* ladder "There's Juit no painlcsi way to ^million over the 1830-00 fiscal Lakes. Floods left nearly 2,000 per Fighting was slopped in Elisa- 1 in which Ivvo young women would ami Bush earlier in the day that borrow money," commissioner - 3 year. sons homeless in the Deep South. belhvillc— at least temporarily. allegedly lure bar patrons to "previous commitments of fund* Karl Higginbotham said. • • • UPI correspondent Nell Smith parked ears and two men would Precipitation In one form or an were somewhat rhanged al the County Commissioner Vernon reported from the Katanga capi roll them at gunpoint. The only commissioner to volo other wai the rule In all but the present time by reason that cllirs Dunn tells us that he will seek tal that Ihe halt lo the fighting against approving the plans was JM deaert Southwest, and even there having higher priority rating had J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps who said re-election next year only under came Monday alter the city had $82,000 For CD mountain areas reported a now. not exercised their rights to the "certain circumstances." taken II* worst pounding yet from TALLAHASSEE I UPI) — An "You gonna have lo get the fed There were heavy rain* from fund* since July of 1801." Mr. Dunn did not elaborate. United Nation* force*. additional IH2.000 for uae in civil eral money In hand befors I'm the Gulf to New York. Sleet and Berkowilz aisled dial tha fed m • • • d*f«inse classei wa* recently alio- going la talk." freezing rain covered the Ohio ■ No sooner had the city placed VAH-1 L t Richard Gralow and family united. caled to Florida by Ilia U. S. eral gram would lie available lo The plant would bo constructed Valley and New England with a ^rocks on a patch of area on 25 th Ufflc* of Education, Hi ate School Sanford for their project provided on a four-aero tract on Hwy. 17-82 glaaay veneer. Thunderstorms (Herald Photo) that the city look Immediate *ivt„» west- a.- Mill t i i i k at the ally’a t\i *1)1. and Dark Ave. than a bust of Tells Homestead# * I* tfu#4. Tkmnaa D. liaiUy laid 've poundr’ . Florid* and Miasovi. A to Insure dial the financing for the •unitary landfill ares. women called City Manager W. E. Tlom mixture of rain and inow pelted Knowlea on the tack of beauty the Pacific Coast from northern there and “ what's gonna happen to Exemption Rules Plane Hits Crowd California to Canada. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ the trees?" Says Mr. Knowles Happy Tigers Home SEVILLE, Spain (U P II-A light Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walk The trees were re-planted by the Nearly half the nation was un plane today crashed into a crowd er today reminded residents thal lakefront. der cold wave warnings from an o f people welcoming a truck con Hie time to file for homestead arctic air inais with temperatures For Gala Holidays voy bringing Hood relief supplies as much as 40 degrees below exemption Is Hie first three Bar Doors Shut By tha way, ws noticed a num and Christina* presents. First re This holiday season will have a era of VAH-1 arrived at 6;30 p. m. month* of the year. ber of kida playing "King Of The normal. ports said lietween 2u and 30 per The Cily Commission rhanged gins. special happy meaning for ninny yesterday afternoon. Many happy Tile filing dale itarta at Jan. I Mountains" on th* rock pile. 1 West and Middle Tennessee were sons were killed and injured, ita mind again Monday night and “ The county school aystom people, especially the dependents faces were displayed us depend and continues through .March 31. Wonder who would be liabla If any in the cold wave belt. The tem voted to clamp the lid on bars won't support their activities, why and friends of the men in VAH-1. ents and friends greeted their lov Mrs. Walker said that “ it has one got hurt? perature was forecast lo drop 99th Veto opening at 12:01 New Year's day. should the city taxpayers," T: After spending fiv* months in ed ones fur the first time in & been called to my attention that during tha day, to 20 by morning United Pres* International The foie was unanimous. Knowles said. Knowles said the tha Mediterranean aboard the USS months. erroneous announcement* have YVt hear that all 'h t abled-bod- in the Memphis area and to IS UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 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Viola Mr*. and Weeks ■upper, the group sang, "Happy "Happy sang, group the ■upper, hlte Class Philathea By Given Dinner-Party hogot h ru • roum th* placed throughout war* trees, Christina* minia ture and candles Christmas per, treasurer. fol th* and committee the duced ia ln laoe Baila pep Braiilllan bloaeome, plant rica ertr ad r. ide Case, Mildred Mr*. and secretary meeting Woodruff, secretary; Genevieve Mrs. school Sunday IdaFauver, Mrs. president; vice Myr Wallin, Mra. Mra. tle clata. teacher; tha Shilling, of Ruby officers lowing Howard. Ella Mr*. to Birthday," in rga fr h eeig en evening th* for program tion i mmesad us* ee pres were guest* and members Sixty- six Chriitmaa." "Keeping titled n fr h ejybe evening, enjoyable the for ent h hm o Ms Ocr ap In Camp Oscar Mrs. of home the f ol Wr I. War World of Osteen rs o Mla hita Pry at Party Christmas Malta of Cross r u m is the Auxiliary of tha Veterans Veterans tha of Auxiliary the which is organisation tha in bership b u r r presented presented was she when honored was Osteen oet ilas tedd the attended Williams Robert aeel Party Farewell ead Mna eeig Mrs. evening. Monday DeLand, By MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER SNYDER CLARENCE MRS. By ragmn* f poineettiae, of Arrangement* fe a eiiu cvrd dleh covered delirious a After Tho dining room waa decorated decorated waa room dining Tho were, evaning tho for HoBteeaes Th# Phllathaa Sunday School School Sunday Phllathaa Th# r. eeiv Boly Intro Bromley Genevieve Mra. r. ar Ote ad Mrs. and Osteen Harry Mrs. Mra. Mary Sewell gave th* devo th* gave Sewell Mary Mra. nul hita pry n the in party Chriitmaa annual Y ) C) I i u n a D ( Personals event held at the home of the hoateia, Mian Carolyn Wheeler. Seated on the * the on Seated MianWheeler. hoateia, Carolyn the of home the held at event A GOING AWAY PARTY PARTY AWAY GOING A ao An arl, a u oe, abr eo ad ao Welr / row, Wheeler. Caro] Back and Heron Powell. Barbara Jane Jones, Rue and La Hansen Carroll, Ann Jean Carol Curley, Miss Chevalier, Sherri lo ne in Tny n Mrae Daod Sot rw rm et lire left from row Scontl Diamond. Margaret and Toney Diana nre floor a S er i, o mem for pin, year IS Patty Patty J (ead Photo) (Herald ' I I $ l * % % fte leSa Mmra o Hwy. on Memorial Star Blue the of Army, Salvation etd hriutr rpr which report horticulture a sented pub genera! the and 16, Jan. ter, Mrs. collect, by garden meeting tha business reading the opened on the circular dining table, table, dining circular the on deco Christmas attractive pared strom and Mrs. Vincent Roberts Roberts Vincent co-hostesses. as Mrs. Sten- and Douglas strom Mrs. with Slemper nldd ehd t b ue in trees. used Chriitmaa be to fl#me-proofing methods included Cen Civic the at aponsor- party card la a ing Club the Garden that announced Sanford was It guest. objects depicting the many types types many the with depicting felt and objects styrofoam of dwarfs ar centerpiece the was those among Outstanding arrangements. pre had who members of number at the home of Mrs. Willis Willis m Mrs. of home the at will go toward the landscaping of of landscaping show the flower toward annual go will the of ceeds landscaping for plants of do nations for group the asked chairman, and Austin Benny Carden Mrs. the with Clubs, of f Circle Camellia the meeting December tha to cently the from collected were toys i wl b ivtd o attend. to invited be will lic a as introduced was Circle, wood of chores confronting a wife or or wife a confronting chores of tree miniature a around hid grouped They hostesses. the by ranged garden club card party on Jan. Jan. on party card a club for Plana garden ‘school. high new the pro that announced also 17-93 and co-hostesses. as Silvers Dick Mrs. the to presented be to members . . leo, rsdn o Drift of president Glaeson, G. R. ohr uig h hldy saaaon. holiday the during mother holiday interpretive and rations Si ee announced. were ISUi h IOA adn ice met Circle Garden IXORA Tha Prior tt> the program, gift* of of gift* program, the tt> Prior r. oi A Wlim J. pre Jr. Williams A. Volie Mra. president, Jr., Lea Harry Mrs. r. rd ia itoue * introduced Ginas Fred Mrs. ipas f hita decora Christmas of Displays circle Gramkow, Betty Mrs. r. a Mnr wa ota re hoiteae waa Manfre Sal Mr*. to iA s d t v C n i s i u J a f t Bath AELA CJRCLE CAMELLIA r MIsa Virginia Curley wan the occasion of this this of occasion wan the Curley MIsar Virginia H • N • SERVICE • IN FHA Includes Everything XR CIRCLE IXORA |1 FINANCING & BEDROOMS 4 & 3 eea Eeti Kitchens ElectricGeneral n... in -1V4 oos is Curley Miss Honors A Cmuiy f oe Bit ih Pride" With Built Homed of Community "A Cr BATHS 2 NNA PARK R A P A N EN V A R flagstaff. ogt n vr wr novn the involving war every In fought ry a h clbae 3d In 3rd celebrated tha la Army tle streamers on its regimental regimental its on streamers tle fantry, whose long history goes goes history long whose fantry, or, hiti rois nuts, petit rookies, of Chriitmis Refreshments fours, candle ribbon. silver in candles green and Johnson Tommie Mrs. ley, ak o 74 T* sist has rsgimsnt Th* 1784. to back ag gl wl medallion. wall gold large arrange an had Gramkow Crumley Carol Mrs. of members. soma by the exhibited were tions h heeii w * hoetesiei. tha green of streamers with of sticks, consisted centerpiece home, the Manfre's din and Mrs. the in table decorated ing cloth, white a Bar Betty Mrs. Crumley, Gramkow, Mrs. Mrs. by won prizes and oie utn eosrtd a demonstrated Austin Louise mints and coffee were served by by served were coffee and mints Galloway. Frances Mrs. ntd tts n dsly 3 bat 32 displays and States United et etrn agl ad Mrs. and angels featuring ment Mrs. candles, Christmas showed A red lice tablecloth, laid over over laid tablecloth, lice red A Games were played by the group group the by played were Games Oldest regiment in th* U. S. S. U. th* in regiment Oldest //\/t ik lr - rdl March Fredrlc - Clark Dick ns oie :0 11:00 A 7:00 . Tonite Ends To Rod®.Together” "Two IETOS O AKN: ua . Oa W. Tura KAYKNNA: TO DIRECTIONS Marathon" Of "Giant Doctors" Young "Tha OSRCIN OPN, INC. COMPANY, CONSTRUCTION a-* i at Color > His wart Jam-** mj ui su k ja sm o h S Dsnny Sillier - Color Color - Sillier Dsnny iv Ree - Color - Reeves Kiev* H AB MAN" APB THE eea Ofc F 330 Bla fie A 1-7408 FA Office Balsa 3-3108 FA Office General de id r HN F 3-1318 FA PHONE ls t :8 Only 9:18 At Plus OVJIV OVJIV o lw onr Cu R. ac Signs Watch Rd. Club CountryFollow E. TIIUK8. A WED. 211 W. 28th St. Custom Building n Specialty Specialty n Building Custom St. 28th W. 211 "TARZAN, ls — Plus — o Christmas for - ih o Dw Pyet and Down Payment Low with . . iacn: lo FHA, also Financing: A. V. ih ( rc* tr a $11,900 at StartPrice* e r t a e h t r) A U FHA-INSERVICE, CONVENTIONAL o CloningNo Cost nl Hg Sho ht nw moved now hft* Semi- School at High student a nolc Curley, Mis* * | gvn o hr y is Carol Miss by her for given ■ hnrd us a » upie party surprise » at guest honored * FT OF ! L L A F O T IF G TEST REA G E TH oae ck, oia pnh ie f were ice dips and chip* punch, potato cream, holiday cake, corated im, r. u Bal Ms Char Mrs. Beall, Guy Mrs. liams, evd o h get atr they after guest* the to served Mrs. Osteen Osteen Mrs. uae i te hiti* hm to theme Chrietnia* the in curated arc, r. . . edt, Mrs. Kil Redditt, J. Trammel J. Mrs. Mrs. patrick, Brown, Wil Robert les Mrs. candies Gary, and Mrs. coffee lo cake, jello, of exchange. gift and hour social an party. and Christmas nual meeting December their Church Baptist Osteen the of Class lyd charades. plsyed hita Parly Christmas t A Hostess . .Jns n Ms Li Brooke. Lois Mrs. and Jones W. L. <* by followed was which tions rsne t te ooe a i , . i£ at honoree the to presented been had which Gifts friendship. et t graduate. to pert* rtv f Sanford. of mrntov met with Mrs. Harry Osteen for for Osteen Harry Mrs. with met lcd n h mnepee were mantelpiece the on placed of spirit warm the convey further o otn M*- wee h ex ihc where Mu**-, Borton, to sae, eety 1 recently. Estates, hee a hr oe n Sunltnd in home her at Wheeler h Aut ait udy Schori Sunday Ladirt Adult The arns hlis t, St*. Htr, Phillips Warren's The hostess served refreshments refreshments served hostess The AVNUE OF "ADVENTURES r. ry ay e te devo the led Gary Troy Mrs. h ro* ee euiul de- beautifully were room* The Refreshment* of Chrislmns.de- Chrislmns.de- of Refreshment* the wa* Curley Virginia Mies "Scooter" On Display Wsd. Wsd. Display On "Scooter" PLUS 3 COLOR CARTOONS CARTOONS COLOR 3 PLUS 1135.00 WATER SCOOTER SCOOTER WATER 1135.00 T :0 :0 12 • 7:88 • 1:20 . 3:10 - 1:00 AT e Evs ig Dane® & Sing Elvis Set 8otr Nw rm On* From The Now On Chance "8 PN 12:48 OPEN 9:40 The ______mri rm u M D 18 th 8 t. l l v A QNtr OanforB UmTA Turn. Dee. 19, 1961—Pape 3 Christmas Program Telephone Group Holds Dinner-Party Given By Miss Patricia Anne Smith Tha traffic department of DAR Members them Bell Telephone and Tele graph Co. held their annual Christ Mrs. L. P. Hagan and Mrs. L. R mas dinner and party at the Capri Jennings were co-hostesse* at the To Marry Thomas 7. Bernosky Restaurant, monthly meeting of Salllc Harri After enjoying a delicious din Mr. and Mra. Richard R. Smith, son Chapter, Daughters of the Enterprtic Road, DeBary, an* American Revolution, at their ner, gifts were exchanged and nounce the engagement of tlieir home, 1*02 Park Are. door prizes awarded to Mias klelba daughter. Patricia Anne to Mrs. C. K. Butler, regent, open Johnson, Eugene Giimartin, Mrs. ed the meeting it 2:30 p.m. with Thotnai Joseph Bem»*ky, aon ol Henry Dawson, Mr. and Mr*. Al Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Bcrnosky, 229 the ritual and pledge to the flags vin Thompson, Mrs. Themis Gal Bradshaw Drive, Sanford. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. state mu sic chairman, gave an interest loway and Mr*. Ollia Owen. ^ Misa Smith was born in Malden, ing program on American com ^faaa., but hai lived in Florida Mia* Dorothy Cooper, chief oper posers of Christmas carol*. for the pait IS yeara. She attended ator; Mr*. Elizabeth Harman, Thr group joined in singing St. James school in Orlando And evening chief operator and Mrs. several of the carols, accompanied la now a member of the senior at the piano by Mrs, Hotnillat. Becky Jones, assistant chief oper class at Seminole High School. Aasisting the bosteaici with re ator received gifts from the em Sanford. She is a member of the freshments during the social hour ployes, DCT Club. were Mrs. A. R. Key and Mrs. C. The groom-elect was born in Tablrs were decorated with R. Daw-son. About 2$ members at McKccrport, Pa. He graduated Christmas arrangements, reindeer tended the meeting, from Seminole High School with ami Florida holly. Christmas songs 0 h e 1961 class and at present is were sung by the group and danc in training at the Pensacola Naval Final Plans For ing was enjoyed until midnight. Air Station. While in high school he was a member of the DCT Club. About 70 employes and guests A June wedding is being plan- Chambers-Foss were present for the evenings fes ned. tivities. Wedding Announced MISS DOROTHY COOFUR, right, chief operator nml Final plans have been an Mm. Elizabeth Hnrnuin. left, evening chief operator, re Girl Scout nounced for the wedding of Miaa ceive giftit from employes at the parly given by the Sandra Kay Chambers, dsughter Traffic Dept, of Southern Hell Telephone Co. Mm. Joyce of Mr. and Mr*. Vincent W. Cham Boyd, second from left and Mias Melba Johnson were in siDiary bers, Chuluots, to Everett Warren charge of arrangement* for the evening. (Herald Photo) SENIOR TROOP 10 Foss, son of Mr. and Mrs Warren Girl Scouts of Senior Troop 10 E. F'oss, of Cambridge, Vt. have been getting into the Christ Tlie wedding will he an event mas spirit. During the past month of Dec. 21, at S p.m. at the First Enterprise Personals these busy girls have accomplish Bsptist Church in Chuluoia. Rev. Charles G. Swagger!)-, ed many projects, some of which Holiday guest* at tha home of Recent guest of Altoona and include stuffing envelopes for the pastor, will officiate. Min Karen Chambers, slstpr of the bride, will Mr. and Mr*. J antes Richards in Miss Sarah Ruth Bates was Mrs. TB drive, painting milk cartons Owen nates, uf DeLand. for the Little Red School House MISS PATRICIA ANNE SMITH Iw maid of honor and best man clude Mr. Richards* sisters, Miss Mr. and Mr*. William Sherbon- fiiin d raising drive and making (Cox Photo) will be Charles Parker, Pompano Irene Richards, of Washington, Brach. dy, uf Cleveland, Ohio, arrived Inst pine cone turkeys to be used in I). C. and Mr*. Margaret Friskey, No invitations are being ex week to spend the winter at the the holiday celebrations at the of Evanston, HI, and Mist Helen ' Tampa TB Hospital. tended and all friends of the couple Stone Island Apartment*. They Lincweav*r, also of Washington, During the Thanksgiving holi are invited to attend the wedding will l>« joined by their son, David, day, the girls and their dates Adams-Brooks and reception which will be held in D. C. for ths holidays. went on a hayridc to New Smyrna the Social Hall of the Church. Beach and cooked hot dogs and marshmallows on the beach. Wedding Announced Eastern Star Several girls with their leaders, Mrs. James Buckler, also jour A simple but impressive wedding Trammel Kilpatrick, .... start the holiday with a good foundation! n e y e d to the Leedy home in East was solemnised at the Osteen Bap The bride wore a white suit with Plans Initiation Orlando to attend a Red Cross ca tist Church, Sunday Dec. i at 2:30 black accessories and whs given in noeing course. After a demonstra p, m. when Mias Julie Adams, marriage by her father, And Party Thursday tion of the different strokes, the daughter of Kenneth W. Adama of 1 Nuptial music and the tradition girls climbed into canoes and at Miami and the late Mrs. Janet E. al wedding marches wrre played Seminole Chapter I, Order of tempted to row around the lake. Adams, and Richard Brooke, aon by Mra. Clarence Snyder. Eastern Star, will mret Thursday They mat with a varying degree of uf Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brooke, of The bride formerly lived in En at 8 p.m. for Initiation and Christ success. Osteen, were married by Rev. terprise and attended Enterprise mas party. Future plans of the troop include and DrLand schools, being gradu Brothers are asked to bring a more canoe lessons, additional ated from DeLand High last gift to exchange with another man help with civic projecta and work Many Families June. She recently wax employed and sisters for a woman. Gifts are i n g in the hospital . as nurse's by tha A A P store in Si. Peters not to exceed $1 in price. aides. The latter will probably be Welcomed To burg. gin sometime after Christmas. The bridegroom attended Osteen Knutc Rockrve coached the No BROWNIE SCOUT JR OOP I OS and DeLand schools anil was grud- ire Da tie team to five perfect Brownie Scout Troog 106 which Sanford Area 'uateii in HIM. He is rmployed by seasons. meets each Monday afternoon at Meltoberts Tire Co., Sanford. Mra. Virginia Pelroski reports the Lake Mary School is very ex A reception at the home of Mr. loveliest ideas about cited and happy over winning first a large number of families wel and .Mrs. I-*riy Hirt followed the prize for the second year in a comed to the Sanford area the ceremony. you take shape ut Ro-Jay row with their float In the Christ- past two weeks. They include Mr. After a short honeymoon the _ mas parade. and Mr*. O. R. Kinn.ird from Lake roupla will live in tha McCullough I I V l CYKJ ® They' have been very busy this \d Mary; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pen- apartments in Osteen. NEW DIMENSION'* light, lasting, easy-car* LYCRA® year. Some of their -activities in spandrx liras and girdles. Very new, very young. Amazing nick and children, Wayne, Steven, clude learning the practice of ultra-light, extra strong Lycra allma with an case you've David and Sherrill, from Lynch Americanism, the flag salute and never known before. , burg, W. V*. the Brownie promise. An Interest 1111A ...... — ------*&-°? Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Johnson, Church ing visit was made to the Sanford OPEN GIRDLE------D -»s Merritt, Berry and Mary Eliza Fire Department and preceding beth, from Hendersonville, N. C.; the holiday season they have made Calendar Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beers from EVERY some holly candle sticks, which Mcadville, Pa ; Mr. and Mra. J. TUESDAY were donaiod to the Lake Mary B. Strickland, Joyce, Carolyn, First Riplut Church Young Peo- i School tor their winter carnival. NITE Mitchell and L^rrj from Gulfport, pic's S. S. supper in Kirby House, Next week they plan to join 100 HIGH WIRE Brat by Warner.® Miss. * , 6:30 pm . Beginners' Christinas If nature )wi> been more than other scouts and brownies from Mr. and Mrs. W. R. James from party 7 p.m. TIL generous with you try the the area for a big oook-out. For Danville, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. youthful line* o f tills satin elastic some of tha members this will be WEDNESDAY High Wire bra. Each cup actually Robison, John snd 'Robert from the first time they have cooked Annual Sunday School Christmas takes the support off your Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. their own meals. party fur all departments In the shoulders, yet adjusts freely D. R. Straughn and Mark from CHRISTMAS your every movement. Troop laadera are Mrs, Olan Congregational Christian Church, Palalka and Mr. and Mrs. Thomss Houtwcll and Mr*. M . J, Sorokow- in Fellowship Hail 7:30 p.m. All Cup* B, C. D Mills from Chester, Pa, aky. member* and their families are Families transferred here by the invited. 9:00 A.M. • 9:00 P.M. Navy include Mr. and Mrs. M. G. First Baptist Sunday School Melternick and son, Mike, from cabinet meeting, 1:1$ p.m. Cumberland, Md.; Mr. and Mra. A matchless combination . . . tha outrageously flattering MERRY * (p & A A o n a h E. O. Williams, Lori, Jan, Mike, WIDOW® shape in “ New Carol and Darby from Carpus Dimension'' Lyctu.® Whittles your Mrs. A. L. Hardesty will leave Christ!, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. (ffleuyC /vustM ad with B u l o v a waist, give# high-hold lift, sip* in Blocker from Charleston, S. C. front, tool Try on this gay front today, by jet plane for San Fran Mr. and Mra. C. L. Cleary, zip Merry Widow® her* .todayI cisco, Calif., to spend the Christ nourk and Shannon from Massa 116.80 maa holiday with her daughter and chusetts; Mr. and Mra. R. B. Bog- family, Mr. and Mra. Gerald wall, Susan and Cindce from San ^Briney. Diego, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Gandcrton, Debbie and Brenda Misa Cindy Brown of Orlando from Memphis, Tenn.; Mr, and and lormerly of Sanford la visiting Miss Tina Davis at her home on Mrs. William D. Rothwell from Catalina Drive. San Diego, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Morris, Harry and Doug from Memphis, Tcnn.; SrOON-FED Mr. and Mr*. H. W. Schenck, Mothers in all parts of the world Chuck and Charlotte from Key are spooning more and more Waal; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mc American-made baby foods into Daniels, Mike. Jerry and Kath mouths of hungry infanta. leen from Jacksonville, and Mr. Last year, the U. S. Department and Mr*. E. J. Ramsey and son, of Agriculture reports, Sis million Tommy, from Cuba. Bulova is truly tha gift quality watch . . . worth of U. S. baby food want Sanford welcomes the new fam tha watch you can ghra with pride, waar with pride, overaeaa. This ia double the ilies reported by our Welcome because M’s made with pride. amount exported in IBM. Wagon hostesa. IP* A Wine Han In . , . Who Shop* at (he PLAYGIRL for all of hia “ women folk". Open Every Nite’ til 9 Christmas Shopping By Appointment From Friday, Dee. 11th until Christmas At Night and Sunday Afternoon* Playgirl WM. E. J ia d s A Jeweler Accredited charge account* welcomed FASHIONS \ FERN PARK SHOPPING CENTER 112 Si*. Park Av«. Fti. FA 2-2363 TB g-SSIt FWEN PARK Peter Edson Docs In House? Reviewing Stand In the 1962 session of Congress, a big buttle is ex ** a « pected to flare on the issue 01 medical care for the aged. Political Notebook Actually, the question of adequste medical aid for - i .-S-ZnlB& SPK'. persons of all ages la still a very unsettled one. WASHINGTON — fNEA) — educated and untrained for any tives to the (tales to train more social workers, theq have t b £ Few people today need to be told that it can be Overhaul of the 23-year-o)d, 64 work today. There is no Incen ■ami states adopt standards that relief financially perilous to be sick enough to require hos blllion-a-year federal-state assis tive lo get off eery relief money tance programs ta in the works. fern'lies be visited at least once pitalization and possibly surgery. Hospital costs, like and onto a payroll. many others, go running onward and upward, often This Includes not only the Ken every three months In sfforts to A key trouble here, aayi Rlbl- testing to the limit the ailing person's ability to pay. nedy administration health Insur get them off relief. coff, la that there aren't enough The Health Information Foundation looked into ance plan for the aged—to re It la of course hard to get competent people administering medical care costs as recorded under the voluntary place the Kerr-MUls plan adopt' tough about people on relief at public assistance. Of 32,000 aortal Christmas time. When Rlbicoff Bluo Cross program in a midwestem state in n typical ed during the Elsenhower admin workers, fewer than 3 percent year. It found there were about 116 hospital admissions istration—but also a complete re was asked If hia new problem bave been trained for their jobs. waa a -businessman's approach" f o r every 1000 persons covered by the program, and vamping of the aid to dependent children programs. Such aortal workers aa there are to public assistance, be waa stop that the average bill paid each time was $166. have too much to do. Instead of ped for a moment. Then he obw This is to be renamed the Obviously, the more serious and more protracted having, say 130 cases in tbelr "Bureau of Family Services" and served, "There's a heck of a lot the illness, the more likely this average figure would care, they have 300. They can't businessmen don't know about the emphasis la to be put on re* prove to be unrepresentative,. For cancer patients the possibly make the rounds. government. This is a hardhead babllitation to get more people average was $887, for heart cases $264. and compassionate heart ap Without some measure of health insurance, such off relief and into useful employ One of the goals In tbi new proach." costs inevitably deal a blow to individual or family ment. Rlbicoff plan la to glvo incen budgets. And the various programs aro having a hatti Many people will My It's about time keening financially abreast of the rising charges. time. Some contend that tha Dr. Crane’s In this connection, it is informative to note that whole business of relief should data from the U. 8. National Health Survey, a federal be abolished, just because »f agency, show that use of hospital services is about one abuses In a small minority of tbe third higher among those with insurance as compared cases handled. Worry Clinic with those who have none. Ariiona Sen. Barry Goldwater, for inatanca, says In his book, While this is understandable enough on the sur CASE K-480: Roger B., aged 33, trines in middle life, ao at tbe age "Tbe Conscience of a Conserva face, the Important question is to what extent the un U a college professor. of 60 they are stU bolding on to tive," that "the recipient of wel insured fall to obtain hospital attention they bi "y "No, I seldom vote In an elec to the views they championed at farism . . . mortgages himself to need. tion," be confessed. "Both part 301 the federal government" and eli The survey agency’s figures further indicate—not ies are crooked, anyway, ao what The public, however, has caught minates "any feeling of respon- surprisingly — that the lower a family’s income, the difference does It make? up with them meanwhile and even Iblllty for his own family and passes them. Hence, a former smaller the proportion of its hospital bills which will "Besidei, there are enough that of his neighbors." HU con radical may ultimately becoma be covered by insurance. In other words, health insur floaters end morons to far out clusion 1*: conservative unless he keeps Itm ance protection is weakest where it is needed most. weigh my billot. So I don't take "Lot welfare be a private con the harness and continues to Since medical care burdens are just part of the any Interest In politics. It makes cern." Or, "if we deem public create or champion new truths. mounting load weighting down the average Individual little difference to me which par Intervention necessary, let the 3(any complacent business men in this cost-ridden age, it would be rash to forecast ty or which candidate win* the job bo done by local and state who once were alert to the time*, early solution of this problem. election. authorities that are Incapable of and keenly In touch with their There will be enough controversy in 1962, it ap "H m political speakers just tell accumulating the vait political employes, as well as quite sen pears, simply in trying to easo that part of the dilemma the same old Ues and make the power that U so Inimical to our sitive to any shift In public opin that involves the aged. same glib promises. They use liberties." ion or fashion, are now out of the same old platitudes and rab Henry McLemore Secretary of Health, Education contact with life. ble routers. and Welfare Abraham Rlbicoff Tbelr businesses may coas(^ "Even If I took an active In Fay Henle’s Determined to carve properly where the thigh Joins the rest of Afraid that the operation waa maintains that the itates run the along for awhile at a profit, but^ terest in politics, wbat can a lone at leait one Christmas turkey be the turkey. taking too long, 1 gave up the programs now. soon they'll head for dissolution man do against the masse* of un "Hold his head, nurse," I use of the knife on the wings and The federal government, he and bankruptcy. Such men are fore 1 die, I enrolled a month thinking voters?" barked to Mary aa the turkey, used my bands. For thoaa In aayi, merely supplies matching too lasy to read the signs of de ago In a correspondence school No progress la aver possible Your Pocketbook aa if flinching, slid sideways on terested, a counter-clockwise mo* fundi for state programs after cay. Oh, they may try to kid of carving. where men and women passive tbe platter. tlon la beat for wrenching off the they're approved by Washington themselves for awhile by a phil Q—What would happen to my think a stock may go down. If ly submit to present circum J-lke a beginner in any art, 1 Grasping the drumstick 1 sawed wings of a turkey. as meeting certain minimum anthropic paternalism toward money, in and out of the bank, you buy a "put," the person who stances, shrug their shouldera In didn't start right off with a tur away, only to run into a part of "Splendid job, sir," ! beard standards. The states ect as their employes. and my atocka If we were bombed haa sold you tho contract must a despairing gesture, end are too the turkey that my book had Nurse Mary mutter. transmission belts to pais the But men want wages Instead or suffered fall-out T—D. L. take delivery of the slock and pay key. Far from it. After an intro* laty or listless to try. That's a never mentioned. It was, as far "Thank you," I said, and at money to local government to of gifts or paternal pats on the the price to the owner within a ductory lesson on knives (what sign of senility, tool A—Dear D. L: According to the as 1 could determine, a thin lay tacked the breast with tU whlta hand out. back. They want sincere praise^ specified period of time. In 1492, all of Europe took one most-informed aourcai, the gov kind to use, how to sharpen, care er of concrete reinforced with meat. This time I used the knife, Aa governor of Connecticut for for honest effort. And they espe ernment would not compensate If you buy a "call," the holder stand, but Columbus took the op and use, etc.), I was allowed to steel riba. and managed to cut away huge atx years, Rlbicoff had to deal cially want to be noticed and of the stock must sell you the stock posite. Later Fulton and Edison you for lost caih. start carving on a meat loaf. "The hatchet, nurse," 1 com* chunks, roughly the else of hen's with public aifistance programs at a specified price and time. called by namel Tbelr ego is of * Banka plan to pay off savings mended. eggs. first-hand. He aayi they caused did as Columbus had done. These "put" and "call" contracts I gave myself an A-plus on the When Christ was crucified, he ten as Important as their pocket- and checking accounts even 11 Mary went to tbe back porch At last tbe job wa* finished. Tbe him more concern than anything book as regards the cauie of are written for 10, 60, 10 days—or meat loaf. H la an Ideal "bird" left only 11 disorganized Apostles their premises are destroyed, but and returned with the hatchet. turkey was not only carved, but elas. And he came back to Wash longer. to carve. It baa no wings, legs, In an Immoral age. strike*. will probably limit how much cash A few sharp, decisive blows blaited. Stuffing waa everywhere. ington aa head of HEW determln Labor unions would have been Q—If you have a good, lnformrd or nack, and doesn't resist the But those 11 men went to work you could withdraw Immediately. broke through the turkey's con The bird looked aa If a band ed to correct them. unnecessary If Industrial leaders broker that you have confidence carver In any way. against tha entire pagan Roman The government plans to com- cealed armor plate and one leg grenade bad exploded in Its mid Tbe 10 new regulations he has bad kept their ears to the ground! In, do you still need a bank to The same la true of tbe hot empire and within a few centur pspfate .stockholders In destroyed wai on the platter. Six chops of dle. just announced for administering advise you on your InvcstmenU dog, the pork chop, the sirloin ies made Christianity tbe itate The modern consumer survey Arms, but with limits on immed the hatchet and the other leg "Ready to eat," I said, step- aid to dependent children are hla la Invaluable to every kind o f . and commitments?—R. C. J. steak, and tbe meat ball, all of religion. iate cash payments. was off. Tbe book then said to ping back. first step. leader who wanta to keep abreastm A—Dear R. C. i.t 1 dislike yes- which I advanced to a a the lea- Today a church spire arises Everyone agreea you should carve the meat off the legs and "Ready to collect," the nurse Some additional legislation will of th* public thinking. and-no answers, but I fear you son* moved along. from every village and hamlet keep careful records of wbat you thigh, but that waa not neces said. be requested of the new Con 1 always kept "plants" In my are due for one. Basically, it de Then, Just recently, cams the as a tribute to the sturdy ethical sary. Tbe meat waa already off, We ate the turkey and threw the greM and another ft? million will college claaiei Just to learn If my pends how much money you have battle waged by that minority If you are the cautious type, you big Jay. The leason came In a shredded by the hatchet's book out the window. be required— half federal, half invested, for unless the sum' is group. lecturer were "going across" with might send a duplicate set of your larger, heavier envelope. The con whacks. Carvers are born, not made. state funds—to put hia reforms substantial, a bank advisory ser The majority are not always a bang, or if 1 was slipping In records to another part of the tents felt much bulkier, and were. In effect. But, "W e're trying to vice could be too costly. right. In tact, the minorities are some regard. United Slates. Let's hope none of At first, from the weight of the lave on a long-range b u ll," he On the other band, two brains often a step ahead of tha ma Moreover, I don’t ever expect these precautions will ever be envelope, I Draught that my alma Letters says, "and .we can bring down could be better than one or, by the jority. to "coast", at least until my pall needed. mater had enclosed a free tur tbe costa of relief." same Uken, merely lend added in it often takas years to popu bearers roll me into tbe hearse. Q—Instead of buying atocka In key. Out no, the vary first thing Public Assistance Programs decision. Finally, I don’t know larise new truths and scientific We should all keep Alive and«, the stock market, some people buy on the Instruction ahaet was In* were born In the depths of the what you mean by "commit inventions, so by the time the young, which means in touch with "puts" and "calls." What are formation aa to the alia of the great depression, when private ments." (Please dear readers, be turkey 1 should buy for practice. majority are sold on the new reality, and open-minded. they?—M. U. To The Editor charity and local governments more specific.) idea*, the advancing fringe of A—Dear M. 11.: A "pul" la an So I bought a nine-pound turkey found themselves unable to cope P. 0. Box 311 money because such political in progressive leaders la far ahead, Not even th* giant dlnoeaura option, or right, to sell 100 shares (fruten), had my wife cook it, with their problems. They drop Sanford, Morlda fluence as we had waa exerted forming a new minority. were as larga or aa heavy as of stock at a certain price within Actual steam Is not visible. The and 1 stood by sort of like a sur- ped off during World War II December II, 1961 on the application. The elder La Foliate was con the sulphur-bottom whale, world's a certain period of time. A "call" white vspor which Is called steam geon'a nurse in an operating years, but have been on the in Dear Sir: Frankly, X do not want a gov sidered a radical, but most of bis largest animal. la an option, or right, to buy loo Is actually a collection of fine room. I even scrubbed up before crease ever since. And there it County Commissioner James P. ernment run on the basis of other so-called radical views would now shares of stock at a certain price moisture droplets which are form 1 started, and slipped on an no predicting where they will go Avery's frequent tirades are gen than merit. It's typical small-time ba ultra conservative doctrines. within a period of time. ed by the condensation of true apron voluminous enough to peas If they continue In tbe present Meat aria] erally taken with a sprinkling of demagoguery for a person to yell "But why do older men usual "Pula" are bought by those who steam. for a gown. "politics" when he hasn't done wrong directions. GlfU tall and patted off with consider ly grow conservative?" you may "H ie sharpest knife we bave," Public assistance administrators far ation of tha source; however, when hie own job. What does Mr. Avery well ask. 1 said to Mary. are waking up to thn fact that OUT OUR WAY he attempts to blame Congress think he's In, If It Isn't politics? Because they are laty I They M A R T It was in my hand before 1 they now have dependent children man Herlong and Senator Smalh- When Mr. Avery has been with quit Inventing ntw Idaaa or doe* RESEARCH knew it. •ra for tha County's failure to ob us ■ little longer perhaps he will on their roll* who are tbe third Cratefelly M T lE T 'eM SETVttL) niTTBWV With a quick glance at the dia tain money from tho federal gov team that Mr. Harlong and Mr. generation in famtliea that have SLiYlHd CKCl &TMAG ViC 50 LO11 ALKEAoy/ Residential • Commercial Acknowledged OUYIHO TOO CHRiaTMAwTRCIifi— )\ M y VfMILB **30 WAS gram of a turkey's body on my Smathers have been mighty good been on relief for a quarter of a GOAD. SWOPPy.-ntAt* A ftW M Tf < ernment for a drainage turvey, I)u I Id lug Instruction sheet, I made the first friends of Seminole County and century, SEMINOLE . DeBARY SKEATCAB&Ar /L DWAM ) ba la trying to mislead our people. FALL OUT inctalon—a deep gash roughly Apparently there were valid rea that his tirade about "politics" Tbe problem Is to get such ol COUNCIL SHELTERS WAS DRYINO UP TO A CRISP D M A \ \ sons why Seminole County did not was in vary poor taate. these people aa are able to work OBSfRr, ANO IT START fiD TO RAlfJ IX ^ACR06ST>f5tR8gTyi FA 2-7083 P. O. BOX 10$ qualify for the grant. To shunt tt Very truly yours, off the relief rolee and onto some WMS Observes off and call it "pollUca" la tbe Andrew Carraway paying job. Many of them are un ®G. W. DODSON, Contractor SANFORD, FLA- ...... c r n » - ______i CEIL OtRlSTMAO A m t o b u y too o p t h e m 1 worst kind of demagogic politics Week Of Prayer itself. If it (■ politics that controls Ry MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER these decisions, then Seminole Th# Woman's Missionary So County should have gotten tbe We Will Be cial/ of the Osteen Baptist //'V* Church hald IU Week of Prayer ' P r U M U d ' U : t rv■**- acrvlrea at the church on Tuesday and Wednaaday mornings o f last BOSTON, LOS ANQILKS week. LONDON CLOSED Mrs. Harry Osteen, program chairman, led the discussion on "Tiding* of Peat*," and Mrs. Charlaa Drown and Mr*. QUy Baall Thurs., Dec. 28 provided apodal music for the meeting. /awt Others participating on th* pro ’(SOMPETITIOM gram were Mrs. Clauds Tyaon Mri. Millard Tyaon, Mr*. J. 8. Pat While we calculate erson, Mrs. King Allman, Mrs. Allman, Mrs. Robert Williams, the 4% year dividends Mra. Levi VanEtten and Mr*. 2ty* &attfnrii Ifm tUi Trammel Kilpatrick. Interesting for our ______Sanford, Florida Tuesday, December IP, 1961 Don’t Ba Boshfull WAS.TSCSS A- iilSSLOW, BSISTOSI A rU IU lU M H UN Disarmament Accurate 5,400 Savings Accounts lass m i vasisaitasi. k v b l ir a. oiiasatau ite m s :* m ili.u b b b w loaning money that will .nablo you to Maasilng Bdliar Advertlaln* Director City Kdlior buy a homo, build on#, or help you fan* jiid v wrsaixa at- su-uus m a ratAass vos.Tos.sati Effort In Offing Complete Ccuntjr Editor ClaMltUd K u M ir Clrealattoa Meaner UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. p ro v your present homo Is our business. obcki-sa r a a u u ja rim u aaoBBASctui mass w aiu •—»«tr Editor Baolaooa Maaaaor ttoekiaalel BapL (U PD— A half-year of hard bar gaining by Moscow and Washing Tbe Ovtolan Stance Maw Iter ■ UBSOIUSTIOM MATBS needs. We will be olad to talk to you a. Please let us serve you SSeiltorr B* ton brought the United Nations One Nenrer St, Seaten 13. Meat osrio* rate Sa aeaslaala CMBIr today to th* point of returning ef bout your plans at any time you desire. All O ik « Nr Hw tana on Wednesday or Friday S-Yoar ail A* ISJ* a Year (11J forts to disarm the world. e Maalks ATS AM * MaaSka SYS *f 1 • Meaihe a m 1M 1 Maalks ASS An 18-nation committed, worked □ I year |;L ih a as talk m s MS 1 Maatk 1M ; out by th* Soviet Union and th* Stl Q I atantto tJJO V. ■ Feeaiil Bswalaslaaa presses* Skat all m s sakaert United Slates aad approvad unani aaa aaallae notates ST. rate at Ua r —l etSSaa •< mously by the General Assem o IM Alt l l U t tfM t at ttaoek a, 1ST*. bly'* Main Political Committee •tao ad IM Varied roeeo staieh So eaUUM eaetaa- Wednesday night, will start work AM*. reyeMSoatlea *» all tt* local l i e s yrlated tattle on the elusive disarmament prob tty " Zone lem aa soon as t*«hnkal arrange- deadar, aad ctate* monte u a be made. s> - i * S trik e s .... Giants Place Eight On All-Pro Squad S p a r e s ROLLING ALO N G ...... By Alan Mover Hr JOHN A. SroLSKI friends. DePalma outshot ’em all ALiX W £ B S T £ R X n e w Shofner Heads Veh-iell-te Chvsta . . . to or.« with a 547 aeries ae Ole Garfield YOftfC G/MNTS'fUUBACK, and all! Fox cam* thru with a 605 and Hennigan Paces All-AFL Eleven Gee, I guess Dear Ola Mom was Jerry Riley Just missed the 200 NEW YORK (UPI) — The San standing choice on this year's dis co of the Boston Patriots; ren right after all! She told me that avenge with a 690 set. Pro Bowl List Diego Chargers and Houston Oil te, r Jim Otto of . the Oakland thoae 8 years of Ukrainian would NAVY INTRAMURAL . . team. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The ers, who meet next Sunday for Raiders, and Blanda, Cann i, eventually pay-off. Now I got my VAH-3U Trng'a Kingsbury was Hennigan received 20 votes from New York Giants placed eight the American Football League Haynes and Mathis in the ba, opper-eroncity to flaunt my fluent top gun this past Tuesday with a tho 24-man panel which selected men on the Eastern All-Star squad championship, each placed five field. foreign language 1 (11a! Ha! That'a 236/600 combo Hot shot Fnnk the All-Star lenm. The panel wns named today to play the West in player* today on the 1991 United Defense— End*. Fit.ion amt Tor- ' i a« funny aa Kegltr Marvin Melt- Bamberg's GOO eat Isn’t to be made up of three regular AFL the 12ih annual Pro Bowl game— Press International annual league cron; tackles, Ladd and McFadin; xer's youthful plcturea ahowing taken lightly, either. Saya he'a just writers from each league city. and one man in particular w 111 All-Star team. middle linebacker, Sherrill Hea - him with thoae curly locks.) waitin' to bowl ut'ens in tha All Fullback Tlill Mathia of the New look more than a little familiar to Charlie Hennigan of the Oilers, York Titans, whu ws* runnerup rick of Dallai; outside linebacker Before I do forget It though, In Star Lg and knock us out o f first Los Angales fans. the licet flanker who gained a Larry Grantham, New York, a; 1 our everyday, expressive greet place, again. for the league's individual rushing Heading the offensive roster on pro record 1.T4S yards by hli pass- championship, was the second Tom Addison, Boston; halfback ingi. . . . Holiday Best Wishes to BUSINESSMEN . . . The Town the 32-playcr squad was end Del catches this season, wav the out- most popular choice for hie poet Banfield and Harris, and safet • one and all from your Jet Lanes Pump's Tommy Kipp ripped the Shofner, ex-Ram, who was traded (ion with 19 votes. Bill Atkins, men, Atkins and JIcNeil. staff. pine wide open with a 216 but it to the Giants at the start of the Buffalo Bills eafetyman who led Incidentally, we’ll be open on wasn’t quite enough to dislodge season. Shofner played for Los tho AFL in punting and pats in Sunday, 12/24 from noon til 4:30 my Irish bowling buddy Dick Zurk- Angeles ai a Ram before the Biddy Cage icrceptions, was third with IB PM. On Monday, Chrtilmai Day erman out o f series honors with a surprise move to New York. voles. Kwite White 4 i it'll be from 4 PM til midnight. 598. Yot a bomb Zuck was tossln Philadelphia placed six men on Bssldcs Hennigan, the Houston And still the new leagues form on Tuesday nlta! Pocket v the East squad ar.d Cl*velsnd Tryouts Set player* honored were quarterback and form and form .. . . forty inchea wide. landed five, headed by fullback Basketball tryouts for Biddy George Blnnda and halfback Billy In Loop Lead For those of you women who HI NUONERS . . . The two Jim Brown. Basketball will be held on Sat Cannon, who formed the most de work during the day and would bowlin’ Margie's thared all the Kwite While Laundry hai taken In addition to Shofner, other urday December 23rd at 9:30 a.m. vastating 1-3 offensive punch in ilka to belong to an evening lea honon in this league ai Kipp over the lead In the Jet Lanes' Giant All-Stars were baldnh quar in tho Sanford Junior High School the league, offensive tackle AI gus, there's a new one organising (Shoemaker Construction) had hi terback Y. A. Tittle, another re gymnasium. Jamlaon ami defensive halfback Kegler* League with a record of to !>ouI on Friday evening at 8:30. game of 200 to Woods (Monroe tread In the New York alt ark by The Basketball teams this year Tony Banficld, 32.3 wins and 19.5 losses. Tha Once again it's Martha Kinnard Harbor) 203/607 set. way of San Francisco; offensive will be Ilobaons Sporting Goods, Four of the five San Diego American Legion team ia in sec* laying the ground-work, ao if JET BOWLER-ETTES . . back Alex Webster; defensive Higginbotham Oil Company, San player* chosen were on the de ond place with 31 wins and 21 you're Interested, it'll be a six Toy Corral's Elaine Kostivai led TW* YEAR ALEX SA* COME ends Jim Kaleavage and AnJy ford Electric, Strlekland-Morrl- fensive platoon. They wero end losses. • team leagua with at least three of ’em all with a 170/466. OX TO 0 K 2/>p /X Robuslelli; linebacker Sam Huff; son. WTRR Radio Slallon, First Earl Faison and tackle Ernie Other teams In the stanrilnr;* 'em already filled. ALL STARS . . . Carl Von Her- S/AAr* ACL-r/.TtE SROCAO and secondary backs Erich Barnes SA/x/yo *TAr/Er/c* — Federal, Sanford Atlantic Bank, Ladd, tho only two rookiea to are Craig Cars in third place with Maxine Koehler and Tommy bulia (Buddy's Auto) was back on and safety Jim Patton. tY /r /t x o j r r e o u La r and Day and Nlte Grill. make the squad, halfback Dick 30 wins and 22 lossrs, followed Kipp split the pot In last wsek's the beam again with a 233/626. s a m t c t o a o y e m a s o x e y The remainder of the roster for 3 3 3 XAr o S REXNP TXf/R In order to be eligible to play Harris and safety man Charlie by O. K. Tiro Store In fourth Scotch Doubles. . . , $30.00, Boy, Couple of other six hundreds . the Jan. 14 rontest at the Coli AtC-T/ME IfAPER, RRAXK GfRRORP. on a tram, all players must at McNeil. The only Chargers offen place. In fifth place is Riggs thsy’re surely having a good turn Ed Callan (Mar Iaiu's) 612; John seum included: tend llte pro-season clinic, sive player picked was tackle Run Sunoco with Wheeler Fertillier out on Sunday evenings at 8. If Wright (Handy Food Stores) GOB Offense; Ends, Shofner, Sonny Opening for adult roaches still Mix, one of the alx repeaters taking aixlh and Bartey'a Sinclair you'd like to have some fun, why and Harry Pentecost'* (Woodruff Randle, Cardinals; nuddy Dial, exist. Anyone Interested In from the I960 team. In seventh place. not come on out and watch them Marina) G03. Steelrri; Dick Iliclski, Cowboya. coaching for one of thesa teams In addition lo Mix, the other High game for Lno week In Uis bowl. Better y«t» we'll supply a BILL HEMPHILL MOTOR Tackles — J. D. Smith, Eagles; should contact Jim Jernigan of repealera were halfback Abner Keglars League w ti John Downs m partner for you and you join the ETTES . . . Vema Bolton (Bonne Buckeyes Named Top College Mike McCormick, Browns. (he Sanford Recreation Depart Haynes of the Dallas Texans, last as he rolled a top 2)1 game. Ed * crowd, too. villa's) 176/500. Guards—Jim Ray Smith, Browns; ment in tho Civic Center at tele year'# AFL Playcr-ofthe-Year; Michalek captured top honor* fur Hop Scotching the Leagues. SANDSPURS . . . Midge Woods John Nlsby, Steeicrs; Ken Gray, phone FA 2-7424. offensive end Lionel Taylor of (he high serial with his high score of (McRoberta Tires) 205 and Lll Og JET LANES KEULERS . . . HI Cardinals. Center — John Mor Denver Broncos, offenvlvc guard 568. game, Don Jackson—214; Hi Ser den (Robson Sptg Goods) 54G. Team For 3rd Straight Week row, Browns. Quarterbacks—Tit Bob Mlschak of the Titans, de Jamas Waller and Charlei ies, Don Brumfield— 670. CITY LG . . . HI Game— AI De tle, Giants; Sunny Jurgcnsen, NEW YORK (UPI) - Defend- son for the Buckeyes' only lost, fensive end Laverno Torcion of Pctherbrldge picked up tha 5-S-10 N KING8WOOD BLDRS./SUN- Palma (Laka Monroe Inn) 22G and Eagles. Halfbacks — Tommy Mc Robson Sporting ing national champion Ohio Slate, were second again this week. Buffalo and defensive tsckle Bud spilt. The following players con LAND . . . Margie Kipp (Jet I-anea Jack Kanner (Buddy’* Auto) 224 Donald, Eagles; Don Perkins, picking up additional strength However, they lost ground in McFadin of the Denver Broncos. verted tha 3-10 spilt during the Klde) waa hi with a 188 barely Hi Ssrlsa— DePalma 631 and Bob Cowboys; Ted Dean. Eagles. Full with each victory', today was pick their battle to overtake Ohio Tho All-Star plutoon thus lined week; Ed Michalek, Richard nosing out Etalne Kostivai (Chero by Bordsdorf (Jet Lanes) 61G. backs — Brown, Browns; Web Takes Kegler Lead ed the nation's No. t major col- Stale, picking up 304 points com* up like this: Ramei, Terry Patterson, niehard kee Sparettee) 183. Same situation MIDGET FOODMART/ COUN ster, Giants, Plscekickcr — Bob lly taking four games from Jet lege basketball team for the pared with 321 a week ago when Offense — Ends, Hennigan and Parker, and John Dawns. Curtis 0 in the aeriee with Margie having TRY CLUB MANOR-ETTES . . . by Walston, Eagles, Inn, Itobson Sporting Goods mov* third straight week by the United tltcy trailed by only 20 points. Taylor; tacklei, Mix and Jamison; Nelson was the only player to 607 to Elalna'a 500. M Brubaksr (Sugar A Spies) 174 Defame: Ends — Kaleavage, ed into first place by ona game. Press International Board of With points awarded on a bails guards, Mlechak and Tony Sar make the 4-S*T split. MR- A MRS. LEAGUE . . . Well and Louise Cadenhaad (Corals) Robuitelli; Ernie Stautner, Steel- Jet inn remains In fourth place, Coaches. of 10-9-5-7-6-S-4-3-I-1 for votes will you looks here Leading all of 469. era. Tackles — Bob Gain, Browns; Lll Odgen rolled high for the The Buckeyes, who gained tha from first to 10th, Kansas State the women in this sociable group T LEAGUE . . . Sanford Her Bob Toneff, Redskins. Lineback Ssndtpur* League ai she roiled national title a year ago with a was picked third with 255 polnta, is Sybil Bast with a 183. Syb isn't ald’s Dot Button blasted a 226/670. ers — Huff, Maxle Bsughan, e 190, 346 eeratch aeries. perfect score of 350 points, were and Providence fourth with 166 bowling more than a yaar, if it'a Cornin' along real fine, thank you. Eagles; hlyron Pottioi, John Re- Welsh Tiro Shop retained the AREA DIRECTORY only two short of that mark this points. Those were the same spots that long a time. Nlea golit* Syb, 1 THURSDAY KITE MIXED LG gcr, Stealers. Halfback — Barnes, second place position as they week as 33 of the 35 coaches who the Wildcats and Friars held last know tha entire lg was rootin' you . . Ed Michalek (WUson-Maicr) Jim Hill, BUI Stacy, Cardinals. look three games and lost one make up the UPI board named week, but Kanaai State widened All COMOITIONU FURNITURE on. Another new name for the men 247/614 and Jimmie Anderion waa Safeties — Jim Patton, Giants, to McRoberte Tirol. them No. 1. The other two Us margin over Providence to -9 leaden belongs to that of Don hi for the women with a 208 and Jerry Norton, Cardinals. Allx of Sanford took three coaches picked them fo<* second points. Last week the spread was f Dorman as he blasted a 215/577. Margie Woods had aarias with a games and lost ona to Stemper H. B. Pope Co.. Inc. and named Cincinnati No. 1. 49 polnta. Berry's Warehouse Atta boy, Don I 640. Agency to mov* Stemper Agency The Besrcati, who beat Ohio There was some juggling for I h TV. 7la.il Tur Araa.d SATURDAY AM JUNIOI/BAN- JET LANES KEGLERS . . . Ac from first plaee to third poeltion. Wt.lk.r C.adltlaaar Furniture Co., Inc. State in the NCAA finals last sea the other five spoil among the Turner Replaces TAM LG . . . Jody Beauchamp led tion from this past week law John Otlter high ecratch srriee for •klYl OUT TO THI SAIN top 10. Southern California moved FEDDERS all of tha Bantama (13 yean and Downs (O. K. Tires Store) with a the evening waa rolled by Midge up from seventh to fifth, West Sole* — Service N.HsssIty AdfSftlMd Ir.adi *7 under) with a nifty 160/404 211 and Ed Michalek (Craig C an) Woodf 2U3-46T for McRobertl Virginia advanced from ninth to Baugh As Coach 111 (. Park A**. I.afacd IA 1-4714 Diurnal 7rt*s* — Skdsat To m scratch series. Hittin* ’em hard for hi with a 669 series. Tirol. Phyllis Leffcl, 445 for Redskin's Snead sixth, and Arison* Slate from NEW YORK (UPI) - Clyde 901 W. First Sanford FA 2-3873 tha Juniors, Denver Yodoplch of HOLLER M 0 T 0 R S/N A V Y Welsh Tire Shop, Dotty Thom a i eighth to seventh, while Duke (Uulklog) Turner, the new head APPtlANCIS the Big Daddiee team shot a 202 WIVES . . . Fran Mackey—191 and rolled a 154-524 handicap aerial, sli|>pcd from fifth to eighth, Pur- coach of the New York Titans, as dependable Danny McFarlln Betty Allen 684. for Robeon, Alice Anderson roll MOWIIS * ICOOT2R2 Proving His Worth due from aixlh to ninth and Wich today was hopeful that Sammy took asriea honors with a 453. Dan You know, I waa Just thinking ed a 411 scratch series, and Fay NELSON A CO. ita broke into the top 10 by mov Raugh will remain with the ^ bowls for the Ten Pina. 'bout somethin*. Normally, they WASHINGTON (UPI) — Don’t Underwood rolled a 427 series ing up from 15th to 10th. American Football League team WHITi V n —n n Lawn Mowers SPARE RIRBERH . . . Looks usa about this amount of space to laugh, but the hottest rookie for Stamper Agency, ending with This week's ratings were baaed as a consultant. A rru A H c n I UAUU fig.oo Down »T.II Ms. Ilka that practlca period Is paying covar tha action In ona football, quarterback in the history of the Vicki Pk> roiling a 143-492 series only on gamei played through Turner was picked to succeed Mo* 6 Ssrrla* o ff for the Lean'a Odgtn aa he baskat or baseball gam* which in National Football League appnr and Jano Adcock rolling a 473 Vncnn Mo,or s««,Ur« last Saturday. Baugh as the Titans' head coach Ikekeiyaer* Hi*l»* Star ™ r u 410.09 Down 412.44 Mo. clude! about 30 participants. scries for Allx of Sanford. came thru with a 21(1/668 aeries. cntly la none other than "Stormin' Wednesday by ctub owner Harry 7*1.1, — H .rdoeie — Jekarea Oalht.rda Splits were made by Loll 6!ay, Not too far ahead u( tha Tuugh’a Hera I am trying to do justice Norman" Snead of the uft-healcn Wiimer, who had feuded openly O.l,d. 70 M ill Lewis Sales A Service Alice Anderson ami Midge Woods Walsko who rolled a 213 scratch in tha aame amount of space for a Washington Redskins. with Baugh during the two yean Authorised Vespa Dealer (he 3-10, Joan McCaliough 6-7, gams. sport with more than 1,000 partici Doubt it 7 Golf Association of the team'* existence. AUTO fgRVICg 2417 Country Club Kd. FA 2-7428 MER MAC/CHARLES MUSIC pants. Then what freshman NFL quar Baugh hat one year remaining Jean Webster 2-7 and Lil Odgen Not complaining with the Herald, terbsck holds the record for pass 2-7, Kaye Underwood and Midge S1NGLEB CLASSIC . . . Whooee, on a three-year contract with the HARRY ADAIR'S MOVII hut they'ra gsttlng bigger and blg- though cause they've bean moat ei attempted, passes completed Holds Monthly Meet Titans, so Winner offered him a Woods 5-7 and Jane Adcock pick ^ g e r and B1GGEH. . . . Jerry Riley co-operative. Just thought I’d and yards gained through the air chance to remain with tha team ed up the 5-10. OULF SERVICE collected the jp with a mighty 248, mention it to my bowling buddies In bis first year? It'a not Sam The Sanford Women’s Golf as a consultant. IV*I - I,Marl.• — A.c.llotl.i THOMAS MOVING A nudging A1 D*l'alma'a 241, which so that they'd better understand Baugh nor Norm Van Brocklln Association held their monthly "I hope Sim will decide to slay All-Stars On TV S.ad AAA lsr.lt* waa slightly better than Ed Cal- why it'a almost impossible to men nor John Unllaa nor anyone else luncheon Wednesday at the May. NEW YORK (UI'D—Tho Aineri •.•ririftad Srtla 6 M.lhtr Itrvlta STORAGE with us and work with m e," said fr.ath S 1(1. 7A I till — 7A l-tfll lan'a 236. Ail scratch score*, my tion all splits, hi games, cte. but Mr. Snead. falr County Club with preienta* Turner. "Hc'U be here in a few can Broadcasting Company will 7ACKINO — CtATINO — ITOXAS8 Snead'S 373 attempu, 172 com tlon of handicap trophies the main launch its second year of "Wide U**l sad Ua* DUlasas Meals* days and we'll talk II over." Fairway Texaco Service Asia, Uall.d Vos U*», Is*. pletiona and 2,337 yarda gained highlight of the luncheon. Only a week ago, when Wiimer World of Sports" programs on "MOVINO WITH CAXi IVUTW HIU" passing this season were records Guest of Honor for the occasion threatened to demote Baugh to Jan. 7 with (he lelavlalng of tho Hwry M. Knltfln, Jr., Mgr. i l l H. Laarol l.alord 7A 1-1711 A. R. Ewbanks Top Choice for rookie quarterbacks. waa Ur. Richard W. Keogh of the backfield coach, Sam remarked: American Football League'! first UXACO C AI AND Oltt On attempts, his closest com Florida State Bank who assisted "That'a wonderful. I'd like to All-Star Game from San Diego, M.rt.k lakrlt.liM — Fir.itaaa f, I, A. PLUMIIN* petitor was Unitas who threw 196 In the program in presenting be an aaaistant at these prices." Calif. Waiklas * PallsUau times hli first year in the NFL winner and runner-up prises, Plsk Us S O.Utwy — lead kar.1.0 IM S A fraotk At*. I.alard 7A 1-147* In SOKC Scholarship Race On completions, Unitas again Prliea for the recent 64 hole R. L HARVEY ran second in Snead with 110. full Handicap Tournament went COKCRITI PIODUCTf A. R. Ewbanks, winner of tha the post at the Sanford-Orlando On yards gained passing, Snead to Jeanne Faulk as the winner Csaaalsts t.it.lUHoos — l.p.lr. 1K0 Inaugural Handicap, la ex Kennel Club in the 13th running topped the previous professional and to klyrtle Ada mi as the run- Where**'09 m Chapman Concrata I.these* aad KJnkoe Malaroi parted to be the favorite tonight of the Scholarship Handicap. It record held by Otto Graham when ncrup in second place. Wstar f m n 7cm I .iubsT.. he threw for 1,834 yarda In the HOST when eight aca greyhounds go to will be Uw ninth race and will go Winner for the Seminole Loan Products 114 4. toatord 7A M i ll Cleveland Browns' first year In TIME the flv#-alxt**nth mile distance. Corporation 64 hole Tournament the old All-American Conference. waa Dosaia DcGanahl, with sec ■LOCKS Opposing Carl Tracey’s popular 8:10 l!« f yla* lira,i — 7*11* llotks PLUMIIN* A HIATIM* In touchdown passes tossed in ond place taken by Edle Ware CONTRACTORS speedster will be O. B.'s Melon. Ctr Stops —- Sills — Lints!* ^Donovan Named rookie year, Snead rank* third and third by Fanchon MeRobert*. "I> .frill** la Ika S l.it Llaa" Rex Tray, Cedar Cadet, James with 11, Graham (17) and Eddie The weekly tournament was a RACING NIGHTLY lit N. Elia I.alard 7A M ilt Leon, Dinah's Mickey, Sunshine LeRaron (14) are the only ones nine bole low putU with Harriett tllk SI. S fait Dr. S.mud fA t-ISII Except SundayN LEE BROTHERS Bill and X aico Whiskers. ahead of him. Behind the big Williams winner in Class A. Keen Most Effective gUCTBIC CONTKACTOl 71 Mb la* Ard H.atla* Caatr.ttara A handsome trophy will be pre youngster from Wake Forest are Ivey was winner in Class B, with For Your Convenience: Oasllty laaUtt.tlaai tloco 1717 BOSTON I j mfr ftanfnrb frraTH Office 204 W. Finrt GIFTS FOR MEN TOYS HOOKS & CARDS Classics, Children* GASOLINE A Electric 1 Cushman CLOSE OUT *ale on all toy* A Shopper'* Dream Golf Carts, Scooters A Truck- Example: Minature Revere i, Downtown aaniord. %' steers. Robson Sporting Goods, Ware Set Her. (s.45 Now 13.43. Downtown Sanford. PA 2-5901. Robson Sporting Goods, Down town Sanford. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ROBES by Rabhor, v near, 19.93 to (11.93. GIFTS FOR GIRLS 12 PIECE, life time set of fam Downtown Sanford. ous Club Aluminum waterless CLASSIFIED INDEX IDENTIFICATION Bnclet* 13.60 cook ws re (29.93, for limited 1. Ixwt A Found SWEATERS, tlipover and Cardi t i l included Pendant*, (5.60 time only! Term*. Carroll’s 2. Notice* - Personals gam. 16.95 to 1H.9J. Perkin*, tax included. Wert Jewelry, 202 Furniture Phone FA 2-5181. 3. Education • Instruction Downtown Sanford. E. let. St. Ph. FA 2-0111. i. Transportation 5. Food BOATS AND MOTORS I v e b e* His wrriilcL I'vo a lso < $ o t If ovary year at GIFTS FOR BOYS .His curly bait; his bib blue eyas, Christmas time 6. For Rent And his pood And wouldn’t It 7. Business Rental* CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-2611 8. Reach Rental* SLACKS, Swealcri, Shirts, Cow 9. For Sale or Rent boy Suit*, Levi*, Boot*, Suit* to lift your Gift Suggeiliom. 10. Wanted to Rent Manuel Jacobaon 211 E. l*t- r WHAT*?H6 11. Real Ratal e Wanted GIFTS FOR WOMEN TENTS, Skate*, air rifle*, sleeping FURNITURE HANOI NS 12. Real Estate For Sal# bigs, hunting knife and ax 1 '-SfUTL©*-* AffXlND IS. Mortgage Loan# LUGGAGE, Sweater*, Skirt*, Ho*. set*. Army Navy Surpluj AWtRTLANDMEfT* LIVING Room Suita, choice of H fc* E IW * 14. Inauraace >«ry, Lingerie, Hit* and Bags. ACRNINA X THOUOHT He*MP5*INOA THE \MXF MAN,' 15. Buaiaeaa Opportunities colon (90. High back swivel ALLTW5 <«EATOTO?nJNrTA- PUP> '5ELECTBP Manuel Jacobson 213 E. lit. LUGGAGE (*HUDCS?) 16. Female Help Wanted rockers, foam cushions (49.30. -5H7TI£ * * V-Y6*/ , MON-STS?* Echol* Bedding. m PRUAHD? V£E6OUT IN N O W ... J AND DINGO.' J 17. Male Help Wanted UNIVERSAL Hair Dryer (4- CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA I-J6I1 houywxp/ 18. Help Wanted lemp. dial) Ostrich grain hat- CEDAR Chests, Natural, Maple, to Hit your Gift Suggestion*. 19. Situation# Waated box cate, (29.93. The perfect Walnut. From (39.93 up. San 20. Babysitters gift for Christmas. Sanford ford Furniture Co. 300 E. 1st. 21. Beauty Salons Electric, downtown Sanford, TREES & TRIMS 22. Build • Paint . Repair Phone FA 2-1562. POLE LAMPS (9.95 up; Table 28. Building Materials CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 2-28U Lamps (4.95 up; Dinette, 4 24. Electrical Service* SEWING MACHINES to list your Gift Suggestions. chairs all plastic tops (18 ep; IS. Plumbing Services This time give her the gift that Berkline Recliners, all plastic 26. Radio A TelerWon site has always wanted: A new GIFTS FOR ALL cover $48. Mather of Sanford,% THE MORE YOU PUT IN A W H A T A R E EMPTYING OH, DON'T W ORRY 27. Special Service* xlg-sag or automatic sewing ma 203 E. 1st. FA 2-0493. YOU DOING? - THE ^ THIS LEFTOVER Y STEW, THE BETTER IT " I'M NOT GOING ]— 28. I-sundry Service chine. Also used Singtr Port • Quality • Faahioae • Service MACARONI AND J TASTES-MERE, PUT THIS VACUUM TO PUT IT IN 29. Automobile Servlc* LAM B ■»— ------f SACK 1y . THE STEW r> ables, like new. The Place: Glfte for all) TOOLS THESE BEETS < 30. Machinery - Tools Sanford Sewing Center, 104 WILL TASTE GOOD ) Tr.ef, A N D < C W fti — - YO WELL'S c e l e r y X v ; f 21. Poultry • Peta • Livestock South Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-9411. IN THE ------V j 1 of Sanfoni CALL ELLEN TYRE at FA 3-MU STEW rlrrva*. tl- in , t o o f V i f 32. Flowers • Trees • Shrubs I t . Furniture to list your Gift Suggestions. DANIEL GREEN Slippers, (4.93 to Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER 14. Articles For Sale for Gifu, Suggestions, or Gift 15. Article* Waated (4.93. Other bedroom slippers from (2.93. dertificates. RoumUlat k Ander JEWELRY 36. Automobiles - Trucks son FA 2-0308. 37. Boats - Motors IVEY'S ZIPPO Table Lighter (12.50, Ster 38. Motorcycles - Scooters SHOE STORE APPLIANCES ling Charm* (1.00 up. Gwaltney 39. Trailers - Cabanas Jeweler, S. P a rt Call our PERSONAL SHOPPER WESTINGHOUSE Space - Mate 2 . Notice* - PeraonsI* for Gifu, Suggestions, or Gift Wisher (269.00, Matching Dry SEE US first for all your Jewelry Certificates. RoumUlat 4 Ander NEIGIIRORS will admire your er 91.00 Miller Radio k Ap gtfU. Wert Jewelry, 202 E. let r o w pop. p*y tpumw, son FA 2-0608. pliance, Ug S. Park. St. FA 2-0181. w *lb « owMiRjpere to ' pine A vinyl floor beauty when Seal o u m n o Gloss acrylic finish la applied. ISCTW U* HUM PW CarroU’a Furniture. 8P0N0M' ' COHMIf M0MB N . LOM ML CLEAN carpcU with our Carpet wo pew t arm V *0*11 , Shampooer FREE, with pur A ota coot mo t BEDROOM unfurnished house, chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. 8 BEDROOM, 2 bath (new bouse) MUST SELL, Will give you my uewoto mc or kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-6630 rMMvns*»wai Carroll's Furniture. (300.00 down, approximately equity. No down payment, (12 . iiktram. *opi y after 6 p. m. (79.00 per mo. Total Mortgage monthly include* all taxes and insurance. Masonary, 3 bed CONVENIENT TO BASE: I bed (10,000. Appliance! furnished. Grass—solid sod. City water, room, terxiio, tile bath, in Cas HOUSE for rent. Ph. FA 2-2773 room, kitchen equipped, large living room, (11( per mo., 103 can be teen at 1333 Summerlin selberry TE 8-2030. - ROOM furnished apt K. Woodland Dr., FA 2-7037. Ave. People at 1335 Summerlin UJVELY 1 bedroom, 3 bath home. mo., Close in. 111 E. have keys. Contact Burt Revels BeautlfuUy landscaped, Extra FA 2 4283 or FA 2-3786. 2 BEDROOM apartment, clean Inc. 109 W. 27th St. FA 2-8758. and nicely furnished, near Navy large yard. Many citrua trees. FURNISHED, 2 bedroom home bate. 2018 Sanford Ave. Call REDUCED PRICE 88,500. 14,000 Deep well for watering, con '— Weu.,SON— N NOW. Tit APS WHAT at Elder Springs Trailer Park NO t-4323. down balance |30 per month on venient to NAS, Shopping and Ytxl DECIDED TBT 1 X c a l l Be in g Y 2Vi mi. So. Of NAS. FA 2-6388. two frame house* and 4 acres Schools. Call Owner FA 2-4843. WHAT YOU WAMr fOR. CLEAN and Nicely furnished du- COLLARED/ J * of land. Contact Grady Scott. —< G-tiObTMASV AN LA NT A APARTMENTS! plex, 1201 Elm. 165.00. NO 8-5267 SAN SEM KNOLLS Niee large apartments, 404 1, FA 3-2823. New homes, featuring built-in 14th St. Phone FA 2-42*2. 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 313 kitchens, 144 baths and elate Palmetto, Day—Phone FA 2-3241 SAN LANTA HOMES in location. (300 down and low 1 ROOM garage apartment, water or night FA 2-3634. On Locust, North of East 20th St. monthly payment* far leaf than and electricity furnished. Phone 3-Bedrooms, 3-Baths, axcallant you would pay for rant. Fea FA 2-1303 before 2:30 or after neighborhood. Priced from ture* terraxio Boon, awning 6 p. m. (11,900. Low down payment, windows. Call today. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. (64.30 per mo., principal k In- 2 BEDROOM furnished cottage in Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call lerest. Lake Mery. FA 3-1737. evenings. FA 2-1397. VA — NOTHING DOWN Stenstrom Realty . BEDROOM house, kitchen BR., Built-in kitchen: Rent with Ph. FA 3-8310 or CR 7-1821 equipped, water furnished. Ph c-pllon to buy: 719 BsywOod Dr. Night* GA 7-1388 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-3420 FA 2-4411. FA 2-8119. Jack Demetree, Developer NQWGrvMN, NICE 3 room furnished apart FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1938 Attractive 3 bedroom, 1 bath home BEAT ITl ment, water Included (30. Ph House Trailer, 8 x 46 ft., 2 bed located on Urge comer lot. e r r l o s t / i FA 3-7399. rooms, for good boat and trail Close to Pinecrest School. This CRACKER. er, car or lot. FA 8-7631 or WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms home has been re-financed, and FINANCING J W T fT P FA 2-3649. privet* bath*, 114 W. Ftrat S t can be purchased for (11,330 Down Payment k with (300 down end monthly Closing Coat UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house paymoots of (76.00. 206244 Grandview Ave. (30. Ph. Monthly Payments aa lew as FA 2-0627 or FA 2-09S3. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Ktallor (33 isteL t u w sad iaauraao* Raymond Luedqutat, Assoc. NICE Sleeping room NEW HOMES Ave. FA 2-3704. FA 33*61 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2334 Park Drive Office FA 22119 Sanford, Florida Nights FA 1-6648 la Beuiifal — FURNISHED Garage apartment S unland Estates and cottage. Ph. FA 3-2800. River Front 4 Lake Lots, with large oak tree*, on Lake Onoro, (3,000. Name $14,100 - $17,100 FURN. apt 2300 MeBonvIlIc, Property Your Terms. 3 - BEDROOMS TWStMA, X CAMB I D C S U T B M U E m s c u t a e a r n -to uavc y m o , x L, RENT A BED WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES 1 - 1J4 . 2 BATHS AT YOU* SUfiGCSTlOW. NV STACT CEMTEEVILUr. TVIEJI TWCKSV GUESS MOT Bollaway, Hospital k Baby Bad* Approximately 244 scree, with ISO ROSA L. PAYTON CoarenUostal k TWA Loews EO ABUSIHESS IDflBTHK. HO REASON KX MS ID MATTVA,. Registered Real Estate Broker Drive 17-02 to Sealant By Day, Week, ur Month ft. on river, V4 mile off Rt. 46 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. rA 3-1391 17-62 at Hiawatha Esiatae (I mi. B. eg Baa. ford). Balsa office lei ke*ea rh. FA 2-S1S1 116 W let *t. $5,500 htidf fatriio, Call FA 1-6473 after 1:06 p. m Wa Don’t Want EVERYBODY'S FURNISHED apartment, Close-in, Business, Jest YOURS. KINGS WOOD Jimmy Cowan FA 2-4013. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERY- FARMER'S AGENCY BUILDERS, MfCL ONEI N. V. Farmer, Realtor F A 1-6474 2468 S. Park Av*. Ph. FA 1-3221 JIM H UNT - F A S-M16 SUNSHINE REALTY After hours FA 1-3612 or FA 2-6361 - BEDROOM apartment, 1 mi. Amy Anderson from Base entrance. FA 2-2990. Reg. Real Estate Broker 3618 So. French Ave. 8 ROOM unfurnished house. Call Dey FA 1-7499 _ Night FA 2-tltl FA 2-6363. (R a ju su m a Park Homes MODERN 3 bedroom furnished JU9r WHAT z apartment (90 month, water By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. s a id , a m * furnished, upttairs, 304 W. 13th io m « fr x'm 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-3111 Aa Low Aa $350 Down qumm*. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gable*, Sanford, Fla. Nights PA 2 0649 401 Magnolia Ava. FA 3-0730. LOVELY 3 bedroom home on EFFICIENCY Heated apartment nicely landscaped, shady lot. Sanford’a newest, Ideally locat Owner already transferred. Must ed, near poet office, suitable for sell now. 3303 S. park Ave. single or couple, private bath. Pinecrest. FA 1-3152. Inquire at Manual Jacobson De 3 BEDROOM CB house, Urge lot partment Store. adjoining school. New paint, FURNISHED apartmonta. down new Uwn. I have (2200 In the town loc* l Son. Phene for ap bouse will sell for (300.00 and pointment FA 2-3123 or FA 2-3343 taka (10,400 mortgage at (81.00 per month FA 2 8013. For Hunting You Need A Gun--For Selling You Need A Herald Want-Ad...FA 2-2611 3l]r ikanlnrh ^rralh 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Situation* Wanted 27. Special Services 31. Poultry • Pel* - Livestock 31. Articles For Sale 34. Articles For Sale 35. Automobiles • T ruck s Tues. Dec. 19, 1961— Pane 7 5 DAYS work. FA 3-2T82. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, cenos 2 NEW Portable typewriters, Poor 1954 MERCURY hardtop coupe, ■stored, black and tan. FA 2-1701. walkers. 12. Rtal Estate vor Sale samples, one Remington one excellent shape. FA 2-3781. L5 WORK, Tuesday* FA 3-1391. Southern Air FREE DELIVERY Smith Corona, Your choice Oscar M. Harrison Specialising In Heating 33. Flowers • 1 rccs - Shrubs Prescriptions our Specialty $100,00 Each Including all taxes. '57 8U1CK Roadmaster, power FA 2-9195. Registered Rea! Estate Broket 20. Babysitters anf Air-Conditioning Only FAUST'S Rx MellonvHie Powell's Office Supply Co. 117 seats, air cond. and everything Ph. FA 2-7107 S. Magnolia, FA 2-5812. U ll Palmetto Ave. Pb. FA 2-794* ♦ I will keep small children In my 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-B31I reduced ...... $895. G RAPE VII.LE NURSERY '56 CHEVY, automatic, a real i* home 11.25 per day. FA 2-2274 f u r n it u r e $50 DOWN DRESSMAKING and alterations. GrapeviUt Ave. near 20th St. BOY'S English Racer, good con Ur.im f ...... $«9$ Navy man transferred: brand Serviceman Moved and must give FA 2-1853. dition. FA 2-6116. '58 r ODGE, V8, 4 dr push but* l- 21. Beauty Salons new: take over for bvlsnce on home away, 3 bedroom in Sun* ton drive, good family car, SEWING MACHINE SERVICE' ready. Dutch Mill Nursery 3 complete rooms; no down GOOD USED Smith Corona, Stand- had Estates EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Just ...... $435 Fot service on any make of Sew- New Upsala Rd. olf zuth St. payment necessary; payments ard typewriter, perfect for ft No Qualifying, Move right in, O 3 Senior Beau.idans '52 DODGE Radio k heater, e t c / ing machine parts and access low a $13 per month. Call own school or office, $05.00. Powell's Only $62.00 per mo. total FHA Minnie Best • Helen - Blanche SEMI-RETIRED Carpenter a bargain at ...... $95. down and $81.00 monthly. ories or Rentals call or write ncr collect, TE S-isn, Cassel Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia payment. Call Orlando CH 1-3336 108 E. 2nd. St. Phcth) FA 1-3914 Repairs, Alterations, Tainting Two Pick-up truckj, come and to Sanfoid Sewing Center, lot berry. Ave. FA 2-5842. Phone FA 2-7983. get one at $95. KATHERINE HARVEY South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 9411. Jim Hunt Realty ONION PLANTS St. Johns Realty Co. BEAUTY SHOP 21 In. CONSOLE IV. walnut, good BILL COOKE S3. Furniture Cry stal Wax, per M $2.50; 500 $1.50 THE TIME TESTED FIRM Hair Styliat • Pat Stewart FRIGIDAIRE condition. 116 Country Club Cir QUALITY CARS Sates & Service 5 M lots and over, $2,25 FOB 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 * 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-0834 cle, 1014 S. French Ave. FA 2-3606 G. II. HIGH etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Mart here. A. St. Prevatt, Phone MAYFAIR— 4 bedroom — 2-balh LAKEFRONT SHOWPLACE HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Days 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 749-2115 Seville, Fla. ONE APARTMENT rire gas re 37. Bottta • Motors —dream home come true—116 d Professional Care—Modern Equip. Evenings Sanford FA 2-3881 frigerator $00.00, one large gas N. Virginia. 2,000 *q. feet living un shore of beautiful lake. 3 Air Conditioned Comfort FOR YOUR BAND Instruments, Range $40.00, both in good cond. 16 FT. Runabout, 35 H.P. EVin- • space—on large lot — central >. 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER Beds, Day, Week, or Month- Guitars, Bongo's, Christmas Pair of bed springs, one white rude, Electric Starter, 3 gaa heat—kitchen equipped— terrazro ARY HELP? . . . an application FURNITURE CENTER Sheet Music. Sales. Rental, Re enamel top kitchrn table. Rea tanka, skis, life preserver*, floor—deep well. Must sell let.er that will "get the Job” ; 1100 French Ave. pairs. See Bukur's Music Shop, tonable. FA 2-2021. canvas top, gator UU trailer. quickly — conventional loan — club paper; after dinner speech; Pb. FA 3-7953 2004 Cedar Ave. FA 2-0733. A stum# payment*. FA 3-5414. Dawn's high school or college theme or reasonable payment — assume - Open til 9 p. m, Monday, Wed BOY'S 20 In. bike FA 2-4436. essay on all but scientific sub mortgage or refinance. Call poinlment. Beauty Salon nesday, Friday until Christmas. Gateway To The Waterway jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, Service With The Cash SUPER LIONEL Train and all accessor FA 2-4102. Walker Building Your EVINRUDE Dealer evenings. TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. FOR SALE — Trade-Ins, Electric ies FA 2-3377. “ Wo Trade” 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 Robson Sporting Goods LITTLE VENICE • BIO VALUES stove $5.00, Electric Refriger PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT, »4 304-6-9 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 Thia u a fine 3 bedroom, 2 bath 22. Build • l'alnt • Repair • QUICK CREDIT ator $10.00, Phllco TV $15.00, Slemper Agency W. L. HARMON h. p. DeWalt Radial table saw, home with an excellent location • EASY TERMS Westlnghouse TV $25.00. Fire Ph. FA 3-4223 14 FT. SCAT CRAFT, windshields, ^ Ifai attractive architecture and REALTOR - INSUROR HOUSE and roof repairs, painting, E GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS stone ill East lit., St. like new. extras. Only $175. Ph. CONSULTANT — APPRAISER window cleaning and yard work. FA 2-6545. top, boat cover, cushions, light*, apecial feature* including fenc HEATING WILSON -MAIER ed backyard, equipped kitchen Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. ( All work guaranteed. FA 1-1)97. FIRESTONE Pre-Movlng Sale on charger, ate, '59 Evinnide Lark, H. B. POPE CO. INC. New and Used Furniture NEW WEST1NGHUUSE INSTANT- and parquet floors. Located After December 1961, 191 all used tires. We don't want Electric starter. Trade Wind ROOM SPECIAL $1435. Painting 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-423 K. First St. FA 2-5622 ON Portable Television, Come acrosa the road from the May French Ave. to lug them to our new loca Trailer. Sacrifice. FA 1-5467. inside and out Call Mr. Tasker, in for demonstration, also Used fair Country Club. See our sign PRINTING . . 14-Hour Service CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING tion, to make us an offer. All FA 2-6159. TV's $29.50 and up. Town k Total price is only $16,500. Ball-Blair Agency on Xerography, Offset Printing lattreae renovating. Expert Up Slzea, Firestone 111 East 1st., 39. Trailers - Cabanas Country TV, In Rear of McRcy- Registered Brokers and Blueprinting . . "Quality holstering. All Work Guaran St. 23. Building Materials nolda Drug Store. FA 2-5362. k ASSOCIATES and Service, our (lock In teed, Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ANDERSON house trailer 93 ft. 8 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-564 1 LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT FOR SALE— All good repossessed 10 x 16 Fla. room, carporte, Stenstrom Realty trade.” SEMINOLE OFFSET Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford GOING NORTH 7 Go safely on Lakei MaiMary Branch - FA 2-1290 Roofing FHA Loans Pleas PRINTERS, 750 W. 9th SI, Ave. merchandise at low prices. We •Ir conditioned, excellent rood I* , I ll N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-2420 FREE ESTIMATES don’t want to move it to our Snow Tires, 7-00-15, $15.00 each. Don. Ph. FA 3-5007 far appoint HOLIDAYIOLI SPECIALS FA 2-2772. Your Credit la Good. Up to 3 Yrs FURNITURE new location. Your chance to FA 2-1415. ment. sell at one* — 3 complete HOMES LOTS ACREAGE J to Pay! WELLS DRILLED buy rightl Firestone Store, 111 17 In. RCA con tola TV, gtrl'a 20" rooms of furniture. Take over SALES RENTALS 1 B. EDWARDS PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS E. 1st St. 2 wheel bike, both In excellent 1961 MOBILE Home, I bedroom*, • BUILDERS SUPPLIES All Types and Sixes monthly payments of $11.86 or will trade, taka over payment* FOR SALE: New and Used Inner condition. 126 Club Rd. Helmly Realty We Glra TV Stamp* We Repair and Service $200 cash. Call owner collect of $75. Sea Bailey, Dewitt vantage of homestead tax ex* 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 3-7800 STINK TE 8-1511 Casselberry. tulies for Cars, Trurks, Trac DOES ANYONE have any per Trailer Park, 306 W. Utb Street tors, See Us, Firestone Store simmons for sale? FA 2-5462. FA 3-7603 Evenings FA 2-2570 1st January 1962. 24. Electrical Services 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 3-6432 I34. Article* Tor Rale 111 East 1st, St. CITRUS SUPPLIES Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home i f Sanford’s * 5 FRIGIDAIRE UPHOLSTERING: free estimate. FOR SALE— All Guns and Am Ask for our wholesale price lists located on attractive corner lot Sales k Servloe Why not be a satisfied custom kata, sweaters, paint, tarps. munition — Close out prices. for Citrus bags, all sixes, Bass- i f Finest Cars i f i in Sunland Estates. Home fea Army Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford , House Wiring Free Estimates er T Ray's Upholstering, Call Buy up Now! Firestone Store, wood Picking ladder*, picking In The Showroom tures 3 large bedroom*, large Ave". 111 East 1st St. Sid Vlhlen'a Randall Electric TE 9-2555. bags, clippers, truck rope, etc. Under Tti* kitchen, with range A refri and reasonable monthly pay 112 Magnolia Pb. FA 3-0913 A. M. PREVATT iterator, drapes, sliding glass ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICEI FACTORY TO YOU ★ STARS * Phone 740-2115 Seville, Fla. doors, patio A other cstrai. menu, Including taxes and In 25. Plumbing Services Septic tanka pumped • drain ALUMINUM BUNDS WOOD Thia home can be youri for field* installed. 24 hour service. Fireplace wood, all lengths, Oak ARK YOU Going Fishing? I'va PLUMBING only $400 down and take over Terms. FA 2-9466. got Missouri Minnows 25c dor. Contracting k Repairs and lighter wood. Delivered. low monthly payments. Phone FA 2-6818, if no answer Red worms 45c a box. 713 W. about. Free Estimates 29, Automobile Service R. L. HARVEY FA 2-5909. 0th St. In front of old bus sta tion. Grady Scott's Grocery and Jim Hunt Realty 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 1-3181 Ph. FA 2-4622 AUTO GLASS i FOR SALE— Our complete line Bait Stand. 0 3534 Park Drive Office FA 2-2111 of paints and electric paint for only $500 down. This reil' INSTALLED I Sanford, Florida Nighta FA 3-0648 Windshield Back Glass mixers — Painter* and Con 35, Articles Wanted dence features a built In kit' Wall tractors Special. Firestone Store 800 FBKNCH AVK. Door Glass Vent GIuab THREE WISE MEN chen, corner lot location am 111 E. 1st St. OLD China, Cut glass, Jewelry, excellent neighborhood. 3 bed Plumbing 4k Heating SERVICE Coins, Guns and etc. Mt 4-3296. AIR CONDITIONING Sonkarik Glass and Paint Co. NEW Olympia portable typewrit THE FIRST WISE MAN CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4612 } ers with cases, Regular $124 00 39. Automobile* • Truck* Will investigate the outstanding 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 1-8562 Nuw $89.00 plus lax, Powell's General Auto Repairs 1057 UIIEVY Station Wagon $705. bargain being offered at 218 W. Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia W. J. KING All ' Make Cars—Lalior k Parts 10th Street FA 2-5842. 1950 CHEVY ...... $95. two bedrooms, furnished, nice PLUMBING k SUPPLIES Guaranteed—Quality Workmanship 1948 FORD ...... $75. shady lot, and all city conven offering*. • Contracting • Repair Work BOY'S Used 34 In. Schwin bike, Sanford Motor Co., 1001 Sanford 'd iencea. Absolute total price 2534 So. Orlando Dr. Leonard Auto Clinic » FA 3-5751 food cond. Ph. FA 2-6714 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4382. $6,800. Must have $1,000 down Pbona 321-0483 2664 S. Hiawatha Ave. FA 2-Mli f to cover furniture. Balance per Stenstrom Realty 26. Radio 4k Television month. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 31. Poultry - Pets - Livestock TV SERVICE within the hour. CHAMPION Miniature AKC Black THE SECOND WISE MAN IS. Mortgage Gonna Service calL $2.00. Sunshine TV Poodle Puppies, Show dog Stock. Will check the Investment oppor MORTGAGE LOANS (The working man’s friend.) Reserve now, Pick up Christ tunlty with 12.9% gross return. FHA and Conventional FA 2-9792. mas Eve. FA 2-7741. B arkley The terms are reasonable to a Commercial k Residential qualified buyer. 27. Special Service* MINIATURE Poodle, registered, A. W. Bsrktty Used Cars, STENSTROM REALTY white, permanent thola, house Inc, ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state 4* THE THIRD WISE MAN broken. FA 2-3442. Imports & Sport* Can menu, Invoices, hand bills, and Will inquire about the industrial 0 »r (Speciality FOR SMOOTHER, 0 | FORD______Fair lane 4-dr, IS. Business Opportunities programs, • ate. Progressive RED Dachshund puppies, AKC possibilities of our high, dry and 17-93 • Heart of Maitland green, straight shift, Uka DRIVE-IN, couple can operate, Printing Co. Phone FA 3-1981- registered, Beautiful, 6 weeks SAFER DRIVING reasonable 12 acres on highway PH. Ml 4-5307 new- $ 9 1 O R Ph. FA 2-0199. 300 West 11th Bt. old Christmas. FA 2-3903. Reduced to 17 and 02 juit 1 mile South of |2| KURD Fairlaae 600 V-*. the Drive-In theater. MODERN Atlanlic Service Sla WHEEL ® • Overdrive. $ ‘ lion to be constructed at inter Reduced to J. W. Hall, Realtor section of Sanford Ave. and 61 GALAX IK 4 dr. “$", Onora Rd. Will be available for HOLLERS off SANFORD full power. -Call Hall", FA 2-3641 a / c , - - $AVE lease in March, 1962. All ex ALIGNMENT CHRISTMAS HOME SPECIAL FOIID Fairlaae 2-d r, V-8, pense paid training school be W straight stick, H $4Q Aft • When you ace this beautiful cut AND gins Jan. 16. For information MERRY CHRISTMAS k II. Reduced to I t W V tom belli 3 bedroom borne you contact J. C. Norris, Orlando, GALAXIE 3 dr. V-l, will know that Chrittmai la Pb. GA 5-6588 or Write 1411 M F-ti-M. I1JOR here. It features a large corner Hamlin Ave. Reduced to I 1 W BALANCE FURLS 3 4r. reach wagon. lot in Loch Arbor, beautifully landscaped with trees and 17. Mnln Help Wanted M Reduced to | ] 3 8 6 shrubs, fireplace, deepwell wa ALL MODELS RETIRED Military Person to re FORD Fairlaae 4 dr. V J . ter supply and kitchen equipped. present 55 yr. old Best's recom »#* Gifts FORD CARS M F-O-M. UAH. I f O A K Many other tine features for mended Life In' Co. highest Redared to I (WWW your inspection. Only $15,450 commission paid, experience TO CUSTOMERS WHO PURCHASE ETUDE. Lart 4 dr. V-8. q with excellent terms. ONLY $7 i/T . $ aO je Easy Payments Arranged M helpful but not essential. Write Reduced to O u t! Mr. Daccerdl. 1831 Windsor Dr. A USED CAR BEFORE DEC. 24, 1961 A THIS SPECIAL INCLUDES: GALAXIR 600 $ 1 Q Q C Stenstrom Realty Winler Park or eal) 647-0297 M H/T. Urdu red to * Set canter, cumber and toe-in FORD 4 dr. esgM. T-8. 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 19. Situation!! Wanted • Balance Wheel*, add Weight* M R k II. $A A E Reduced to T W O YARD Work, window cleaning, FORD -6- reach wagon. any kind of work Call Warren M F-U-M. R U B TEE V GREEN Sutton FA 3-2513. Rely on Prompt, Efficient Service and Reduced to 0 *tO i u u ^ T u r k e y tUlSV. 2 dr. V-A ESTATES Genuine Ford Parts. M straight stick. |Q(VE Reduced to 0 9 0 LMN KnUrpriaaa, Im . FUUH FairUne wagon. ONGDALE W V-t, F-O-M, H * $AQC 6 Country (Tub Read (20lh L M CADILLAC IT CHEVROLET Station Wagon M l ■SAFETY SPECIAL- II, A/C. Reduced ta W O 81. Eatenaion) 3 Miles Fleetwaod, Loaded ....---- ...... 4696 B Y M CUC. 4 dr. H/T, f*U West Of Hwy. 17-92 Next HOMES •4 CHEVROLET To Mayfair Country Club 66 COKVAIR 4 Door, > CyL Hid., Belalr ..... 105 SEAT BELTS INSTALLED M 1 power push button $ 7 Q A drive. Reduced to 8 w e LMN ENTERPRISER INC. 4 Dear, Automatic — _.---- — 1491 •I RAMBLER |75 i’er 5 7 FOIUS Falrlane y .g H/T • 3 • Bedrooms 19 CADILLAC 4 Dear. Custom, Auto...... 1495 PASSENGER 3 • BEDROOMS 4 Door, Air Cond. ------3295 ** • F-O-M, It k H. $ • 1*4 Hath* ( I MUCK 3 Door, Automatic ...... 505 Reduced to IVt BATHS 59 CHEVROLET • Central Alr-Cond. & IS MERCURY Hardtop, Overdrive 595 0 7 FORD v-8 4.d r, straight Low Down Payment 2 Deoe Bid. • C y L ------119$ INSPECT FRONT DRAKE LINING Heating 18 CHEVROLET Station Wngon . 1191 W * slick, R A 11. $7v|B No Cloning Coala 19 CHEVKOLE1 Reduced to 190 Aa Low tC d Per tlelalr 4 Door, Aalomatlc 1415 54 CADILLAC 4 Door ------415 AND PACK $*Y00 FHA Monthly Pa>mrnU — 5 7 FORD Fair Ian* 590 As V4* Meath $6 FORD 54 FORD Station W a gon ------195 WHEEL HEARINGS & W l V-8 H /T. | A U $66 to $74 Prinripal - Ins. . Int. • Taaea 3 Door V-8, Automatic 995 50 FORD V, Ton P ick u p ______J95 It'drmed to 9 9 0 SR,500 To $9,300 SR CHEVROLET No Cloalag Cool 50 PLYMOUTH 3 Door .... . 95 FHA & Conv. Financinjt 4 Door Balair, Automatic .. .. 119$ 57 CADILLAC, Laadtd ...... ____l i l t Strickland- VA A Conv. Financing 56 RAMBLER 4 Door, • CjL — 991 W... Available 57 CHEVROLET DIRECTIONS: 19 Mia- •7 FORD 3 Doer. Automatic ..... 395 3 Ten CHASSIS and CAB . 1193 ulra from Hanford, Ko. on Strickland-Morrison Morrison, Inc. Cliff Horneman, Broker liwy. 17-92. turn right al 308 E. Pint! St. oar sign. 2nd & PALMETTO SANFORD FA 2-0711 SERVICE DEPARTMENT „ . VA 3-1411 TErrace 8-4199 t J L ) * 308 E. First SI. Winter Perk Ml 4-831$ Open 16:06 *.m. to i;0U ».m. TErrace 8-3911 2505 PARK AVE. SANFORD F A 2-9801 %(E Ph. FA 2-M81 Winter Park Ml 4-891$ • * JTffr BanfurS Wrram Pape 8— Tues. Dec. 19, 19G1 President Hastens NEW ORLEANS (UP1> — Negro Police arrested 200 Negroes and (CORE), against mass arrests of He sent a telegram to President l.Rration leaders who saw near. two white* Monday on charge* of snll-segregationists in Raton Kennedy protesting the arrests parading without a permit on Ca / 3:0 anti-segregation demonstra Rouge last week. Monday night of the marchers, Back To Capital; nal Street. TTie marcher*, moitly Tha Rev. Avery Alexander, and asked for protection. tors arrested In SO minutes Mon student* from Southern and Dil day night sought the help and lard universities, were scheduled chairman of the Negro Consum lie said Negroes were "run Council Meet Set protection of President Kennedy to appear In City Court late this er* League of Grcatrr New Or down and hunted down by dogs." PALM REACH, Fla. (UPI) — He said he had not seen dogs today for another nighttime pro afternoon. They faced maximum leans, said his group did not ex President Kennedy hastens back used by police Monday, but he test march. fine* of (too and 00 day* In jail pect to receive a parade permit to Washington today for a meet The Negroei tald they would if convicted. for tonight became it usually had heard about it. ing with the National Security Alexander told Kennedy that try to march downtown at the Police moved quickly on the takes several daya to process. Council and preparations for his evening rush hour during the dcmonitrators a* they marched But he said they will msrch the Neg roe* are "incensed and Thursday meeting in Bermuda Iwn miles to the registrnr of vot Christmas shopping season even toward tha state office building hocked by there outrages and witn British Prime Minister liar If they were not given a parade hcra In a protest, sponsored by ers office In the Civic Center any atrocities committed in the name old Macmillan. way. of law against us as Negroes." permit by city officials. tha Congress of Racial Equality Kennedy slopped off here Mon day on his way hack from South t America to treat a heavy head ! cold with steep, rest and sunshine. / Originally he was scheduled to 4 fly on to Washington Monday morning after dropping off Mrs. Kennedy here to get ready for the family Christmas holidays. Because which CHUMJOTA SPORTSMAN’S CLUII directors line up for the photo caused him some ear discotqfort grapher in front of their new club house on Hwy. 419 just south of the during the flight from Colombia, community. From left, they are Secretary-Treasurer Roland Millettc, Lon Kennedy decided to take a day nie Harris, Henry Schwerdt, President Fred Stumpf, Vice President Walter off. Examined aDd treated by two Chadwick and Cliff Mellor. Joseph Uufo and Carl Byrnes were not present. doctors, he improved measurably (Jones Photo) during the day, Monday night the White House said he had im proved greatly and was ready to return to work. Kennedy was to meet with the Security Council at 4 p.m. Mrs. Kennedy planned to re main here with their two chil dren, Caroline and John Jr., and the President will rejoin them late Friday at the oceanfront es tate of Capt. Michael Paul, an old friend of the President's family who has made his place avail able to them for the holidaya. The President leaves Washing ton early Thursday morning for Bermuda where he will confer with Macmillan until Friday aft ernoon. GARDEN OF THE MONTH is this lovely tree-shnded handsome yard 1h the hibiscus tree surrounded with home of Mra. S. B. Smith at 512 Myrtle Avc. The glow lilies. Mrs. J. C. Sikes, beautification chairman of the Courthouse ing colors of over 23 varieties of crotons are Mrs. Hcmerocallis Circle chose the garden on the basis of Smith's pride and joy and the grounds are further its overall beauty. Mrs. Smith docs all her own yard beautified by the brillinnt "flame of the woods" ixora work* Records and the profusion of polnsettas. Another feature of tho (Herald Photo) Real Ratal* Transactions Joe B, Gentry', etux to Dolores Helling*, N. Orlando, $0,000. Myera and Gallagher, Inc. to JUST A FEW of the more thun 500 people who ate chicken barbecue in Frank Simrni, etux, DolRay Man Chuluota last Sunday in the shade of the moss-hung and beautiful old oaks Officials, Negroes Agree To Albany Truce or, $17,000. are shown "in action,” so to speak, on the Community Club Grounds. Rramur Devalopment Co. to American Legion Post 225 sponsored the dinner to raise money for ita Israel said Monday he had "in they be resumed Police Chief Ward Hicka, Inc., Eaatbrook Subd., building fund. (Jones Photo) definitely auspended" the trials of Laurie Pritchett aald he had no $12,600. the dcmonitrators and aald It such plana "so long as everything Barry Home* to Fred L. Janaskl, would be up to police to ask that runs smoothly. We will wait and etux, Goldie Manor, $12,600. ace." Jack Keith Itllllard etux to Ralph M. Godlcy, etux, Normandy Add., $14,400, TB Patients Carl J, Harris, etux to Anderson The Elks Cluh begins It's Christ old familiar Christmaa enrols, and and a gift of small American flag* D. Hartleys, atuy, Country Club, mas festivities today with • party gifts will be given. Later In the will be given to tin children In ad 1 $10,000. at the Bcminolo County Home, evening refreshment* will li« serv dition to the presents. Get Yule Cheer Suita Filed planned by 30 or -10 members of ed, which huvo been designed to Elks Lodge 1241 end their wives, Christmas stockings full of gifts Firet Nat’l City Bank of N. Y. carry out Uie holiday theme. Gene who will go to the home. Women’s Club war# taken to Tampa TB sanitar ve, Walter Ray Winga etux, mtg. Walter fa chairman of thia event. A program has been planned, Methodist Church ium, for Seminol* County patients fcl. On Saturday at 2:30 p. m. the which will tnrlude the singing of Plans Party Holds Open House there, by Mrs, terrains Graham, Fed. Nat'l Morg. Assn, ve Albert Elka will hold their annual Christ executive secretary at the Seminole Charles Tavaree, etux, mtg fcl. mas party fur underprivileged In Casselberry For New Building County Til Ann., Mr*. C. E. Hunt Suffolk County Fed. S. and L. children o f Seminole County, with The Women’s Club of Cassel By Jane Caaeelberry er, paUent aervlce chairman and Aasn. ve. Ranald E. Mulder, etux, about 200 children Invited to share berry will meet for a Christmas 1. V jI Mra. Mabel Monroe, mtg. IcL The Public toured the attraetlva Ilia fun and festivity at the Elks party at 8 p.m. Wednesday in th« South Boeton Saving* Bank va. Lodge on East Second St. new educational building of the Th* gift* were placed In attrac clubhouse on Overbrook Dr. tive red and green flannel stock- Donald E. Baker, etal, mtg. fcl. Santa Claus will arrive with a Caaeelberry Community Methodist There will be a Carol Sing and Inga made and decorated by Mrs. Sanford Atlantic Nat'l Bank va. Mist Mnrylce Harrison of Lake police escort for a brief visit with Church during an open house held I \ an exchange of gifts. Members are IS Hunter. She also crocheted the John W. Gratler, etal, mtg, fcl. land died Sunday in Lakeland. She the children and toya donated by Sunday afternoon. rx*-*' j fcl* i frJ *. asked to bring canned goods for comfortable footwarmera for tha Henry Moikowlts, etux va. Frank was tho sister o f Mr*. J. M. Mc- local civic clubs In the city will be The rapidly Increaaing Sunday r **■'* 1 distribution to needy families. yjf j women patlenta. G ifu include, Gregga Jr., a tux, mtg. fcl. Caskill, 2062 Grandview Ave. Miss added to a large supply already on School enrollment at the church J Hail esses wilt be Mr*. Kenneth toilet nrlirlca, stationery a n d East River Saving* Bank ve. Harrison visited Sanford frequent- hand. made tho construction of tho eight Greene, Mrs. Frank Bingham, Robert R. Caldwell, etal, mtg, fcl. A large group of Elk* Club classroom structure necessary. Mra. Billie Alexander and Mrs- Fed, Nat'l Mortg. Assn, vs Al She was secretory to Frank Sey members will In on hand to assist Hcnry Jlansrn. Rev, Oscar C. Poole, in * final vin I!. Hosper, etux, mtg. fcl. mour, executive director of the financial report, aUtcd that due to Growers Executive Committee of the tremendous amount o f labor Lorikeets range the eucalyptus the citrus industry for many years. donated by member* end ft lend* forests of eastern Australia for She was well known throughout Fellowship Supper of the church, the building win nectar like lice* searching a gar the state. completed at the low cost of $11,- THIS STOCKING id no den far blossom*. Although their Funeral eervlce* will l« held Set In Casselberry (164.18. A special building fund of full of gifts that un extra relationship to parrots is apparent Wednesday at 10:30 a. in. at Utere will be a Fellowship Sup- fering taken Hunday morning to gift in tied to tile boot with from the shape o f their beaka, Duke*.Steen Funeral home In par at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday In help meet final construction costa it ribbon, Is placed in a box, they have longues like biuahe* to Lakeland. Interment will be at a Weaver Hall of the Casselberry brought in $1,102. to be delivered along with lap up floral sirup*. later date. Community Methodist Church. A Those attending the open house xevon others to Seminole Annual Pre-Teen short prayer service will follow were served refreshments In County TB patients by Uta supper. Weaver Hall by the ladle* of the Mra. Lorraine Graham. Each family attending is asked Women’a Society of Chriitian (Herald Photo) Yule Parly Set • r s to bring a covered dish or dessert. The Annual Tre-Teen Christmas Party sponsored by the Sanford First Christian Recreation Department will be Poor Insurance Picture? held on Saturday at 8 a.m. at the 4 , Manna TDIminiiUr* Church Plans Sanford Civic Center. Switch to 1 Hybrid tnloul _ suBlsi* The weekly meeting of pre-teen I • fiUaksa salnut • Dsrwi Ii ■ Canine animal* VI Ionian poet twin ir?irj Supper, Program youngsters this week will be high IX MouUmani 10 ttanal* Memberi of Sanford's Firat lighted in the Christmas spirit II Animal doctor It Vthicl* tor with stories, games and refresh THE (Bid) DIFFERENCE 14 WkSad _ uaioasnow mmkdn ran mi Christian Church will meet at 6:30 II Oramim* II Bator* p.m. Thursday in the Educational ments. 15 Atatrart bring 20 Earthy malarial A large group of parents and IT Oaakribali team 13 Colt Building for a Fellowship Supper You want every detail of your insurance to be clear II IWotla* U Hindu |trl to be followed by a Christmas children is expected to attend and XOKsiurcd 3t llornad animal xnd unmistakable. It will bc— if you talk with an 31 T«Ua amp IS Atop Program at 7:30 p.m. In the sanc start off the yuletlde festivities 23 r « thatncl M Slipped tuary. The church's Friendship for the pre-ln-na with a lot of ex- independent insurance agent. You'll get: U Worship 27 yatnoua British citemcnt. 3* WrhU nctmol Class will be in charge of supper %/ Ti»# right policy, Issued by an established 30 Crown put 38 Unusual preparation*. company known for fair claim payments. Emphasis of the Christmas Pro 83 Kaceuatmg 241 gram will be upon children of the Grace Methodists y / Halp in revising your Insurance when ranewal 24 Read vassal _ coats or personal needs change. 28 Blood F r~4 r church who will participste in a Announce Family 2 * Wakaoed movie of the Christmaa Story. Fol. y / News about improved policies ea they are M At. [T ir 2* Artiri* lowing tills presentation, Christ Christmas Night issued. 40 Eirrxrea rr mas treats will be distributed to 41 Britkh aseat pta The congregation of tha Graee y / Help when you have a lots end follow-through all youngstera in attendance. Methodist Church will meet at for prompt payment. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday for * Family We etc independent insurance agenu. We will give you Fire District Fellowship Christmas Program R- continuing personal atten- 3“ r 3 - S" which will begin with • covered ST z Sets Meeting dish supper. Maki i«Milt$ rtfibrty—far a happy Chrltbut it ywr heat*! tion-The Big Difference a- Commissioners of the Lake Church school classes will pre in car, home and business in Mary Fire District will meet at sent Uie reensetment and reading surance. We place insurance •T 6 p.m. Thursday in Uie Fire Hall THE SANFORD of the Christmas Story to back witli America’s oldest and to review the year's progresa and ground music featuring the Youth to study the end of year financial Department. The Children’s Class, most reliable insurance com report. ea will sing Christmas Carols to ATLANTIC panies. The meeting la open to the pub open the program. NATIONAL BANK sr lic and all Interested persons who All members and friends of the care to attend will be welcomed church have been especially in k Incorporated 1*27 5T according to Ed Zimmerman, vited to attend this program by FLORIDA president of the Lake Mary Vol Bev. W Ulemas Parsons, Grace u n OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS -TIL *:00 Association of Insurance Agents unteer Fire Dept. \ Methodist pastor. / Seminole Medical Resigns En Masse Death Certificate ( T l r r mtfurit Itrralii Policy Protested WEATHER: Fair and colder through Thursday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 45-50. The County Board of Medical win Stoner wrote a strongly-word VOL. 53 United Press Leased iWro Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19C1 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 348 Examiners today vigorously pro ed letter to the county governing tested the mechanism hy which board urging cooperation in refer ence to a Negro woman's death death certificates ms signed in two wreks ago in which two doc Seminole County and submitted its Dy LARRY VERSIIKI. Turnpike Bonds tor* refused to algn- the death cer letters of resignation to the Coun TALK AROUND TOWN . . . tificate unless an autopsy was per ty Commission today. Everyone's shopping Sanford . . . formed. The siaminlng hoard comprised despite rain . . . why no Chriat- Sold At Interest of Dra, W. V. Roberts, Leonard The State Attorney'! office re n ut lighting contest this year . . . Munson, Daniel Mathers and Kd- fused to allow the autopsy, report tome aay lack of interest. . . . ing Hint it feiL no criminal negli Sid RiChard'a rock garden on an Rale Of 4.75 Pet. gence was Involved. The woman Jsland by 25th St. and Park Ave. was buried without any doclor'a * . . County Commission decision TAMPA (UPI) - Florida tod ay- signature on the death certificate. to pay for rights of way out of sold its Sunshine Stats Parkway Bulletin Following is the letter signed by secondary funds . . . Will J. C. cxlcnsUm bonds to a group of BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI)—A the four doctors: Hutchison be re-elected chairman investment bankers at an Interest "The undersigned were appoint of the commission next year? . . strong earthquske centerrd In rate of 4.J5 per cent. ed by the Board of County Com Sources say yes .. . Jimmy the Andes mountain range shook Gov. Farris Bryant and turnpike missioners o f Seminole County, Crapps next mayor of Sanford and Colombia today. First reports officials hailed It as a "good Florida, at their regular meeting will have to sign the bonds when bargain" (or the state. Indicated at least IS persons on Jan. IP, 1060, to bo a Medical the city borrows money for a It culminated three days ol were killed and more than too Examining Board for Scmlnola sewage treatment plant even negotiations. In the wind-up, the County. This is In ronformanra ^ b ou gh he's against it. Irjured. total amount of the band issue with House Hill 1505, which was was raised trom S155 million to filed In the office of Secretary of City Hall will be opened the $157 million to take care of Inte Statu on June 25. It*55, This has to day after Christmas . . . Not so rest cost* and fees to the bankers. M W A... do with unexplained deaths in our the courthouse. Announcement of the sale was • • • County, and this law wis request made simultaneously by the Turn ed hy the Seminote County Medical The- Cherub Carol Choir will pike Authority in Tampa and the Society in an attempt to protect perform a series of Christmas BRIEFS governor in Tallahassee. The au- the people o f Seminole County, and carols in front of the City Hall Ihorily accepted the offer after Red Deadline to be a responsible addition to the Nativity scene Friday at 7 p.m. clearing it with the governor. » • • WASHINGTON (U I't)-T od iy Is health and law enforcement "The proposal is for a bond issue groups within our County, £ More than 1500 in stamps alone the final deadline for U.S. Com nf $157 million, carrying a 4.75 "W * have served on many occa- were told at one post office win munists to register si agents of per cent interest, with a tee to aiona when requested without fa dow Tuesday during a seven hour the Soviet Union. cover management compensation vor or recompenre, and have given period. and all expenses" of $3.25 on each • e • Drug Prices Hit of our time lu an attempt to be of CHRISTMAS came early to the driver of this semi ing over the sea wall. Postmaster Guy Allen said 20 Itoo bond, Turnpike Chairman some benefit to our community. A public hearing on the con WASHINGTON (UPtl - The trailer mail truck early this morning. W. Moreland of sacks of mail for Sanford were saved with postal crews John Hammer announced. There has never been any Intent troversial toning ordinance for AF-L-CIO and the National Con Jacksonville en-route to Orlando with n load of mail unloading the truck at about G a. m. The driver of the on tha part of this committee nor Sanford will be conducted Thurs sumer* League today said drug crashed into a vehicle at the Lake Monroe bridge and car, C. Mahler of Brockton, Mass, was shaken up in the on the part of the Scmlnola Coun day at • p. m. prices arc too high and called fur • e • escaped injury. The truck turned over with the call hang mishnp. (Herald Photo) tighter federal curbs on the drug- ty Society to In any way infringe upon the righta o f othsra In tba If the city undertakes the mss- Rains Too Light making industry. due proeess of taw; however It te 9*ive water and sewage improve, our leeling that our efforta era In ment program, rates per user will Death Toll At 23 vain, and that wa art neither be go op sbout 11.40 per month. Kennedy To Keep Kennedy Pledges For Most Groves SEVILLE, Spain (UPI) — The • • • Monk In 'Jeopady' death loll in (lie crash of a pri ing called upon to function nor LAKELAND (UPI) — Many iloca It appear that our advice ta City Commissioner Crspps fa vate plane that plunged into a citrus growers shut off their Irri well taken in aplte o f the legal vors using the old county jail Citrus Export Aid crowd of people was officially Macmillan Date bucking which House Bill 1586 only for the police department gation systems for the first time placed today at 25, with 10 others PALM BEACH, Kin. 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