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utilities and sttii'iii drainage to program liii' ;ulmninist i'atis't' inn
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fit't's 01 itli R'n's In hit' i'oiint'
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I lii' tiort tit'st ruirimer of t'alnirtto.
llangt't-s Iouiglit a lire i'imst of
whom he can needle and who a comprehensive "City Demon
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clean up blighted and slum
1iuihl, Simiit huward .iitld, uululiiig it will tie in with the
('mews 11-1)11) Volusla, 1.iike and
And so The Herald today re• areas in the city.
i't'etit ly itilimi III tiU,'(l p111114 I If t he Wi nfl- [.)i :&lt; ie
(h'nnge assisted (hi' Seminole
leases the surpressed version
Under the grant 70 cities
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unit.
of Mr. 'ersbel's Friday co)
throughout the ntinn will be
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Ili'cit Iv, Wi fill-I )i XIiI said they plan a
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(t'm'va at the edge of SIt '$6
word or comma changed:
million in planning assist.anee.
ill)))i'oV('fllcflt trugr:utii in t hat area.
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praise for following through on ager W. E. Knowles spelled Out
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Wt'dmii'sdimy OF Hi) hItII'S Which is
the Demonstraon City project that two areas ill be consider
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mewal legislation may he requir- areas. One is the Georgetown
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of hind and (lid $1,000 duu,nnift
son of till Sunlaiuit I)I'jve'. lit'
But,
ziewal is a dirty word .
flU) 0l'iil1tt' gt'ovc, Cause of
'Present employment figures
if it will clean up some of San- indicate that unemployment es
(lit' liii' tins been determined
rds slums . . Then it is a cc'eds 6.3 percent within the two
hoc. ,lohn Mahloy, 'in the leg (lit dt'hihi'm'atc setting nhlaic of
blessing as far as I'm concern- areas or nearly double the
uifti'i an nm'gumt'nt. Mahloy wn.s trash I lint hind bi't'ii illegally
itatni st tuil*'tits itiol III jni'ed.
shot
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Sunday morning . . Mike Whel.
HosdtaI.
Two acres at Chuluota Was trkt uui'c'ts will he c'uinpc'tiiig
or 2R percent arc 'dilapidated.'
$100 DOND is presented to Miss Sue Malcin of
chel and Bob Cooke have
slu)otimig
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'rraintng Union - ti:1i p. in.
Evening Worship - 7:20 p. .
Wed. Prayer berv. - '2:30 p. in.

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Wed. Prayer Service 7:20 . in.
CHURCH OF' CHRIST
Morris Ruby -. Evangelist
Meets in Lake Marr Fire MItIl
Bible Class _____ 9:20 a.. in.

Morning Worship - 30:20 a. in.

The Ri's. ers I). Soper
ii o Comm tin ion
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.lorning Pta. .. ..
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(Exe-fl1t Sunday-Hot Corn-

THE C H UP C H FOR Al. I.. ..
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
jej i. tiu. grcau': factor
mi c.irth for the huildin of characi..
itrandjocIczcnship.1tinstor.
house a! spiritual values. Without a.

A in an alone in a field .. . making the field ready for spring planting
, , perhaps is clocer to God than he realizes.
The ileld rlidn't "just happen." The earth didn't "just happen." Those
they
fruit trees 'laden with blossoms, didn't choose to bloom just becau'c
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There is a precision about the very rotation of the earth itself. There 1
rn-v four sound reasons why eve'rv
person should attend scrvareiregumiracle embedded in each blade of grass,
larl. and support the Church. iuy
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All about us is the unmistakable evidence of Creation, by ii Master Band.
1w' thiidrcnr sake (3 Iotht &amp;*C
ThI man in tlit. field is, in some ways, closer to this creation that imni'
of
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of his CommUnity and nation.
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For the &amp;akp of the Church itSOif,
which nrcdr. his moral and material
this awareness by going to church regularly.
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
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Sunday
Monday
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Luke
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Matthew
Isaiah
Psalms
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Morning Worship _. 11:00 a. in.
Evening Worship
6:00 . zi.
Bible Clasies Wed..... '7:30
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Christian Science
FilLET CHURCH OP CHRIST
SCIENTiST
200 East Second Street
Sunday Service
Sunday School - 11:00 a.. in.
Wednesday Service .. 2:00 p. in.
Subject: "hiverlasting l'u*i$ihnicnt'
Iteading Room: $00 Z. Second
Monday thru T'r1da'-uoit to
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Pastor
Wst'tp
Morn1
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Sunday School _. 2:31 a. 2r
Worship ..
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cmi and ' u-se-v
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Lt'THEFJi.N CHURCH OF
THE itCt)EE!tCR
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"The Church at the L.utherat
Hour and TV 'Thir ii ue
Life"
}lerher: W. Gocrir .... Pistor
Sunday Schuol - 1:31 .. it.
'Worship Sorvic .. (i:H' a. in.
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itor Fla..
Ou.h .ve. &amp; 3rd
hiey. ':rg. 1.. flr'an1. Pastor I)
iiornIn Worshtp - 6:30 a.. in.

EtJEYaMOT111Iki. INC.
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ford-Seminole Jaycees and the Seminore Cotrnty
streets, no sidewalks, and open
Bar Association 113 O13SCrVILflCC at Lass' Duiy. Pot'
drainage st.ruct.urcs compound
doing
Wanted to see what
complete story see page 2. Text, of the \Villllillg
It's the problem of health, welfare
at the County dump . .
essay in its entirety is Ofl the editorial page.
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In the 'Wizard and education, and equitable livfind .
_______of On" all Dorothy had to do iü
find Oz was follow the yellow
brick road.
Ecoflw'fly I'Iere Jumps
just
j To find the dump ,,
Jollow the garbage on Upsala
you're
and the smoke and
there
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than it was ihrec years ago

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)e)krdai Chupt - 2:00 p. in.
Pioneer F'ullnwsti1p - 6:00 p. in.
Sunlur HI FellowshIp 6:00 p. in.
C.CS 1A - PFSYTERiAit
! Sc)uth Orlando t)ri..
Tiiomtui. 11. Mai:lzi _____ Pastor
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Cliurco S:hool - 10.00 a.. in.
W CFTMINSTEB.
FItCSFYTEI-tiA-N CHt!'RCH
CCLBEFFLT
itt. ::c is: at Seminole Plaza
Pastor
1:ev. Lur.ai F. Grile
Church School - 2:80 a.. in.
\icirnhti Worship 11:00 a.. in.
.)u:uor Ul &amp; Senior HI
youth 1cetinge -. 6:00 p. in.
Tueday:
3rirnzjr' Choir rvhearshal 2:11
iciult Choir rehiearsa.l ...._ 1:01
Weti.: .lr. Choir rehearsal Z:$(

PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff

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CARRAWAY &amp; Mc4CTRI3IN
lnsurnnce

GBIGORY LUMBER
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PRINTING CO.. INC.

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FIRESTONE STORES
Lenny Emmett and Staff

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Slavia, Florida

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Chiiluots
St.

the Nativity, lA&amp;ke Mary
712 Gait Lv.
C:huZ$c
sig, bportausa,o. Club,

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Cuminuiitty

Center, Shell 11usd, IMIJary
a! the ttedeewr
Lutheran Cbur
iui W. *6th Piace

Bariasti

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Momurial Methodist
Ave Enterprise

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perg 1"rk Church of
O'brien lid., Fern fr'r

Messiah lauLhsrfl Church. Anaerloan LIon
Hail Prairl. LmIie, Pert Pe
St. Iuk.. Luthsrazi Church. '- 21

?ershtug

Church.

IIAZ.ARENE

0v &amp; (trhiudu Dr.
L.uthera.n Church aT ])eitona-Daflary.

P1ao. DsBai,
t.
gepa Catholic Church. Malt.
land Ave. Aluimont. Springs
CB.IL1BTI.IJI

NA.. Olive MIssIonarY Baptist Churhs. Mn

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GOOd 8Mci United L41fhera.,

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1tititi'u 1111111 i.e, unit

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i,o'st's iii two sepa rate limes muight
S',uuIiiuhi'
i'I1mIi,V wile I hlItmC(l at uIpf)t'OXi- II(i.sf)ItJIl,
tiithiiihl, ihiviml
Iitit'kiit'i', .1a'l,
riiaely $750, Sanford 1"iru Chief
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l"irenmumi wem'e ahili' t
'tiutiuin Simumwiek
( M I Inrm'iett Sr., i-epin'ted to- hut' fire Li, i in' hcdm-uomii. with h,hmt(,lu tuvirIiii 4ohs,ist, ( 'oiutiit'
Itai'miiy iimnl Kasmeit Curs- i'iis,
day.
thmuIlumgE.s 'stlmimatt'tI hit $2(i.
In (lie first, ut 1 a. Iii., lire
The second Iit'c, ust 9 h' mn., nimd Inctim ulusijol cUe eolfss, Ct'it'
l'Il'
l)Iulk(' 1)111 ill II bu(hl'oomn iii tIme h)t'k(' (flit uind WhiS ('timmilmiuied in
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'lIhjn,ii
l':Iimttim'c' is Imnilmmuu&amp;tt'm'.
Ehigihit' I'' tIitt'i' thu, t'tspI'

ists, I'IIIII Willi'tt, trtuittpit, ititil
IJwi.yuit' I leVi,i', ,:i.ij'hmiiuit'; a
\It'uiuit'inl clurint',it itls aid, 'l'.'riy I'ut-

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policenian today, 1
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Tom l3ross'n, 26, a gra(Iuate of Senlinole I ugh

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tniuiisd ha' Mi'. uamai M u's. Clam'' In oem' Uhim'hiii' ow imiti by (enrge' t'huiii, Susuimb I 'n m I lisiaus, ('liii VI
Sanford and Seminole County 3075 per vent from 56,935,397, 4.17 per cent froimu 23.4A to _4,' an. Biown is nlai't'iod ltli(I i- lice l.t'stt'i'e
I'ait
$ luih.i',
amid dumughiter, San I 'uiumil lii 1:100 IagumuIiui
'uith
lives at 1211 I{an(lolph
Engineers should
lrnmes
-ear-\larch 3] to
4Qj. Wattr Immeters in Sanford
hisrh,uim':s
dt'ui .Mrs. Lt'sti-re 11115 0%i'm'('ohmle l)uuimiuuges wti't' .ild)I'O\iIulhiieiy hiu'umuIuiuig,
Ilevu.,
here in August and SOIZIt IidIIiIII.
I )c'iilsi (ulislutI'4itj, A lot' I1..
3643 this year, first quarter.
by suiioke uuiuil ('(Jiillfl('(I lilt',' L'iOO.
wet-c off .39 per tent from
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Istrutors will arrite in Ju1 to
The prime indicator of growth to .6(J7.
I)I'lI, I$.'vii'l hhiio,.'lt.skt'i, .%l:id.
look over the new plant (Texize
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deposits. This phase of
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Ih I 0 ci sitil Jun
t'lIl('
Building) on 25th Street.
WIL1.I.I KIRK
economy
also
showed
mark.
the
I temu kt'.
ed change u'wutrd.
The School Board has negoBank deposits in Seminole
tiated with Wight Grot-ery Store County increased 9.46 per cent
for its building on Fourth Street from $65,22(
to $71,521,720
and Elm Avenue. Cost-$22,500
bank resources gained
hil
Will be ubOd as mainteu 6.77 per cent fronm 568,0(14,705 to
LAS VEGAS. Nev. (Al') I ance warehouse.
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Singer
actor Elvis Presley and
I{opoi't Ironu th Stute Road I)epai'tment on the
$72,610,785. Sanford bank
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$
his
knugtiine
ssectheat't,
were up 5.97 per cent
Pr:s cost, estimates l'or rights of way and construction ol
Police Lt. Earl Bourquardez posits
i,tisi cilia J3eaulieu, received a mar
from $799,168 U)
ix primai'•y rowls atid 000 140CO3l(Ilt1'y 1011(1 ifl the county,
back on the job again after be. w.ii.1e l,anit r.'.'ur'." in Sanford riage hice,ise today, a Clark
being COlISIdei'ed I(:r ItlClUMIOfl iH a 3 million bond islug critically IlL
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were up 4.] per cent from $55, County official reported.
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SUC, Will 1IC
htflhl'(l at the itmeeting of the lltma'tI iI
Under the job classification
( ounty (osnn,)issjo:ii't's sCheduled f'(JJ' 9 1.tJ
'I'Ilt'14(IlIy.
got
'"at-' road rhiits
way
raises today . . and si ii) the
hiatt's kfli were Slut imieluded in
cost will include 1 J( II Sit
two under
clerk's office
lie five•ycur road prograsmu re(Istecu Jiridge reaiigijauemii, Jtm
Mary Earle WitI.er and tutu
e'esitly formulated by time Sit I_i,
collector.
from the tax
amid University
in other business ut the mimectOut' livaiscim •'gi .'um',(s,msau'i'', uI
Itoad amid county Jiiiu IJIIII'er.s. hag, wideli is believed will be
tI)
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A 17-year-old girl 10
ity JtUii(J. In addition eu:istruc. a lciughhuy I)ilt,', report will he I iii' 5IiIJJ$ LI) III! i'i,ilst i'tii'tt,ii
Sideitalk Saks sponsored F'riup
for
was
picked
She
day
'sti'msi rum liii'
tiosi and s-ighut (it way Cost for heard frosma County Attom-mui'y ttilHt,(Ih)() wuitci'
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daY and Saturday by the downdriving while intoxicated . •
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,Johmmsuiam
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the cur:'u'mml 'J'c,wgu oh I )vii'uhi, l.hhil'i'd iii' Itost
ii eeondas-y 'i*tJ, Sit 127, froiim
While in jail she ripped up the town Sanford We Care Mersl4d Us of loi'uI legislu I mini. 'i'tw wit Ii Liii' Lowmu t:umd igiset
isg su'
i Iulthiiomi l'askway to Gimmdu'r.
SO shes c_'hant itt-re a great SUCCCbb,
screens in her ccli
d is aIM) t'it''tvd to dc
Hoening,
presãdeut,
reported
charge
hanging
.E.
gut another
vijie will be :aVdII.
I ('i(te to withhold building per- ltui'lIth LU iuuut'dtt' Wiuti'm' iitii'liliI
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ui'er her ..destruylug cit)
2-DOOR HARDTOP
SOZIII'
11d5 wititi, liii, uimlis uimi 11olai'i'lY (Ii) hhic' east Liii' III t S i'i'I' iii I iii' ila lvi' to
t't'un ds
"'l'here '.4t t- good
proPerI) . . .
('03111I)jt,,js,j1 :- i'.iuestt'd ('ij,I cstl - sUit iii l.uike .Jessi, la't'saiise ol ''tihisi i'Iipt,,iasi'ri, I t.iuiii'jJ ('111,11
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I t.ry to talk to bt,'z this morn- both dii) amid all rxiert'imauits I
AT
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hOt
It
Vb'.
uaa
port
ii,
art
ill
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biive been n. contact with
ing:
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hwisig .'tJh)JI'('l $41 fluotihaig
IN
at liii' Imia'i'Lmmig '.1 thui' 'l'i,W ii
Where did you get the bUUie? this time were %%CIJ pI&amp;'tisttd
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the
sales.
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AJ.LAII.msl'.L
Al
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t 'iutmmat'ii at 7 :9i $1111. today.
with buecest
You too, she t.ii)'s.
Si'suite Iuisurasa'i' 4.'oj,jimailtce tourday afternoon's b a 1101)
bid you get it in Sanford?
'1111' tt,wjt ajaust have 21(i
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WAShINGTON 'Al')
1501 W. FIRST ST.
day iipprlived a bill which would
('urn
A guy named Jim got it fur bombing' wat enthusiastically
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inch
riistiiiait'm's
betoje
federal
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received and could be termed
bat hllsuramiri' c'uisxipamhmcs iroumm )l'dh5 IS I' sin('tt- 4l to $)iss with
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SANFORD
a ..L Iw
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1)1051 UI U:
uto insur itii'i' i'&amp;ujh- thiiie Icu SPIIId' frisJiiI lIlt! Jim iiti'I
a 'omre:eI nit
You mean there are zuoe
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1 tI'i'ts Wit 111)01 multi' 4)1 gusicI
it SIre'. clii If t
iiJitiiimi It1t jail thaIt *2101,0110 WIll IJI iehtiitsuti
balloons fcJJ vu First Street,
Yes, another girl,
PH. 322.0231
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IIOF.NING
.'1tiikc
J. l.
Wednesday
Li, the Luwlm,
I toad
Thet was nutiting else to say. ILucuiug said

WILSON-EICHELBURGER
, MORtJA.RY
Eunice L Wilson and Staff

County To Get Report

Wedding Bells
For Elvis

WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson

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Community Prs.byterliisi Church, Zke
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sostom Chapel. Hwy. 37-92, J'er*i i3airk
Cuugregatiuo Beth Iarel, 16th &amp; gagaulia
First Cuur'cb of Christ. Sciestist.
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Lake llc'urue Unit, 1f..
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First PSfltSeUat4lj Church of L,uwuod

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UPiS&amp;U Cumuu1ty Presbyterian Church.
I i'sala* ltd.
tmlnEer Preabyterla. Chatch. HowelL
k. itt. 11'. Casaeft.rry
SEVENTh L'AY LDI'ENTIBT
1'ores
eII• ..everitb-agy Adventist Church.
13 "3. 4 . .orest
City
5CV4,Ut1I-tIIY Adventj.*it Church. Mjtltla.fld
AVi.. Aiuiniont. Spring.
Sanford Seveuth-Gay Adventist Church.
c%ent &amp; Em
omiia CHURCHES
A1.1en' ÂME. Church, Olive 5 11th
Church of God Iii Christ, (Jviedo
Ctiuluut&amp; Community Church
Church of Goc of Prophee;, 0U Elm Ave.
Church of God of Propbsey, L.cngwuod
Church of God Mtsslciu, 1fntarpria.
Churen of Jesus Christ
1.mtter nay
iatutr, zzis Park Ave.
Community cua.pel.
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ROOM FOR A FAMILY
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Itsosdonla MissIon Baptist Church
dlii lid. (*
Morning Glory Baptist Chsich, OeD.vs MWY
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SHOEMAKE CONSTRUCTION CO.
inc.
and Employcs

KADER JEWELERS

ioi flops Baptist Church. ?i

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3113 W. First
Southern Baptist Miiuu, Chuluata
Baptist
Church North ltd
Missionary
EnterprIse
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SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_Corisi M.thadi;t ChU?ch
CHURCH 0? CILIUWI'
New Mt Ziomi Baptist Church, 1710 Peat Ave
ltaveana. Park Baptist Church, i4$ W. 10th
Sunlu.nd Eatat.a.
aye.
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Citureb ifl Christ.
Church of Christ. Geneva
Firs: Methodist Church, 412 Park Ave.
(iltesgi Hatist Cburc4i
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Ptn.arsst Baptist Church 112 W. Onors lid.
Church of Christ. j.JflWQ4Id
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Prairie Lake U4tpti.t Church, Ithig' fLd.
Church of Christ. Psola f1FIt
2410 fl 0ev AWS.
Ferii
Park
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Pr' J?* , hisso
I 'is r' L3'"ttst c iurh.SI wa .
..hurch of Dud. 601 Hickory
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thud
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S.00ndStaflob MIa.alunar)' Baptist Church,
Church of Clod. 1100 5. French
Churct, Ouura.ILd..
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'hurcb of Dud. Ovisdo
burch. Ovisdo
Hunhlyd Baptist Church. 2112 French Ave.
Church of Dcci (floUnea.)
.
Monroe
Usteefl Methodist Church
ltd
Lburch of God hissloUZisterprise
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St'LRtLil'A.i
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Pa.uLa.
- -IlL Matthews Missionary Baptist Church
All Saints Episcopal Church f. D.U&amp;I7
St. Jainse £.M.f., 9th St.
Cypr
nasmi Heights
Ave.. Enterprise
5 Mar" A..M
lit John's Missionary Uapttat CtU*eh.
' E Churet St. ftt. 411
Christ
Epi.copa.l Church. L.engwood
1110 CYPfP u4
Ut. PailS) $ M.sthiodlst C b U t C
QILISSIl
Enterprise
All
Saints
EpiscopaL
'Isinpi. Baptist Church. Palm Springs lid..
Holy
Cross
Episcopal,
Park
Ave.
at
4th
Rd.
Enterprise
.tltanionta Springs
buTcaAN
Stafford Memorial Methodiat C Is ii r cii
Wsatnid. *ssioosry Baptist Church..
Aaosnaiop butberan Church, 0vsrbiik
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us . 1tolt' ave.
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The spiral in all phases of the economy cnitinued
A few weeks ago a i5.yearoId
boy smashed up a washing nia - upward here, statistics for the first quartet' tif 1967
chine at a laundromat (ID released by the Seminole Counts' Chaml,ei' of CornFrench Avenue ....tok SOniC rnerc.e reveal.
mone' and did ,d)0u1 £3t
Building ;n..rnnts in the CoUnty do ring tilt' q tual't(r
worth of damage .....he boy
was apprehended late ....otb. ending March 31 increased by 38.5 pci- cent at
51,732.137 over last year's first ___________________________
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Aug was done to him
that bow we look out for our quartet SI .247.49g. Totals of San. 619,713 to $57,899,818.
ford building permit.s also rose
small busi.uessmen
Postal receipt'., S a 13 11) r d
$
by 31.24 per cent at $491,002 meanwhile w crc p .44 per cent
Our spai-row in Maitiand tells over tAn. total of the quarter from $78,575 to $78,92f)
us '"Welcome Wagon'' there
from January through March,
Electric meters in Sanford
besieged by inquiries on relocat' ht year of

STENSTROM REALTY
Johzi Dunn and Staff

Pouznala Hd Baptist Ch$Uch.

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Rose &amp; Wilks Bowman &amp; Employees

HARRELL &amp; BEVERLY

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sign down three more commit- today In n new attempt to toke crewmen In the two croft were Tonkin wore Cr4'(lItod with wnr-more nod more of the pilots reported hundreds of feet Ktue Snnh Alone the lMOtUIfl O1 drnpp'd tfl'- of
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au re ni track- ripped up by 7O.pntrnd border jiuct sofflh of the demuli Ofl
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the
high
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raiders.
fire
and
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irines suffered and Inflicted reported to he S,OO(I North Viet the mItt! number reported shot maneuverable 17s w.
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of
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about
five
runes
west
Air Force piIn.s pOlIrHINI imitereeptors.
hpvy cnsiuulttes hnttflng North naumese regulars In and around down in the war, Including lout known. The specific area where
orw
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killed
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Nvv pilots reported
days. Tile U.S. they were shot down was not Communist mu lines andn
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\'lvtnamese soldiersfor a strn- the demilitarized zonn. possibly In the lo two
;unfloiineocl.
In
the
Hanoi
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misstroving
or damaging 2 Corn 84 wounded in three days cut corner of South Vietnam
loss
of
U.S.
planes
to
MWs.
poised for a major nsniu1L
tcic bill,
At IN, Mni , i
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In flip third kill, a U.I.R. Ai,.- sinns over flip Nor:1) Siindily. mtirii,q hi-irges movinp ninniz I he righting. last week, h(,fATlivri, was or) annntinerment
AF the Marinvi, bilifted their
A Mitrint, spokesman said 411
rikes
drove
the
Tory
citvssl at tic I ,inh to th
?Thrines were killed anti ISIs advance l,iU Sunday, tactical whether nny U.S. planes were Force Phantom drove at M 1G7 The' Air Forcit n siccinri' wore i roast of North \'iotnom with and an iflery sI
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wounded as they fought foot by bombers and R5Z's dumped tons Inst in IN, latest dogfights, hol, into the ground Miring a dop- file largest since last Oct. 2, supplivs, for Communist troirips Communists. nrf.
The
Marines
cluing
to
their
determined number ot
il
were
fln'',n.
Navy
pi
fighting
In
the
South.
foot Sunday up the slopes of of explosives fltl the North Viet- In a delayed'report the U.S. fight )ietween eight F4C Plum- when 6
ASmn) .-1 1.1 1 11, 1-, Jr
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lilions
overnight
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The 57 siir strikes In South pri,
rrimmand sidd anAir Force F4- trims nut of Dn Nsina n1rha,zt, Ints. hittfn~ at storagr tirrins
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to
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suiport
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The air war flared to a new C Phantom was downed by and eight MTOt. nhn; 2(' miles i nnrthc'nqt ot the' port cit'- of Hai Vietnam- -24
Marines have had Rf men killed
killpti.
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, plintip And crimmiiniontiorl lines groiind operations - topped thr sci7p (lie summil of Hill SRI - !
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The
three
kills
mode
a
totiul
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in
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southern
p:unhondle.
pre'Inus
high
of
5Th
over
the
South.
North
Vietnam
and
a
record
57
crewmen
were
list-ed
as
missweek In the area.
ti,The second peak. Hull 8I snid, however, that soni Ing. It was the 52nd American nine' MIGs downed in tchr post logged 51 missions. Mario pi- south March 12.
The spokesman said the strikes over the South.
rotund' fell into a nonrh "ii.
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.
lots
added
another
lfl,
In
the
ground
action,
some
1,North.
is
about
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U.S.
Army
helicopters
plane
reported
Inst
over
the
week.
Marines killed IRt) Communists.
Despite four attacks on MTC'
Th Is manor raid Sunday on the SAlt U.S. Marines bottled North across a saddle'. After the loge, killing or wouundir1
Elements of two Marine bat- collided over the Then Hon Air- North.
Ha
Gin railroad ynrds anti sid- Vietnamese regulars Sund:v Marines stopped their advance i vulians.
U.S. Navy pilots from 7th bases In the past week-the first
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. Demo Women hour Sunday night.
In
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Billy
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Laura
Beriiasky.
(hank
row)
Anneltc'.,
Johnny
and
Lurif
firmed Sunday night, and Sher.
'Mrs. Archie Druiheim 0! WIISt Ct
dUe ,Tones, Steve arid Lowell Bauder and Mike Arringlon,
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Installation
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window
hit
me
and
my
hus11
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face.
blind right In the
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treated
for injuries ranging I
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were hospitalized.
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diving
along
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. And the rac.pMrs. Lawretrice Swofford will sudden
Iendi'ick (center) of 'Winter Garden arid a student
About 20 Waseca homes were Florida Legislature passes the mirtc'e.
be Installed an Presiden t of th e floor with glass till around me."
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track tax, and issijes of state
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the
Universit~
destroyed
find 50 dilmnged ak halfway mark this week wIth
She and her husband were
Democratic Women's Club SatAmong
them
is
a
proposal
for
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rtiorganl7ation.
governinent-al
D
of Lyman High School. Presenting the trophies is
the twister cut is path two practically all proposed major increasing the sales tax from
urday at Otto's Hof Bruuhuus. treated far cuts at a lrn.splthl
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J bincks wide jind eight blovks legislation still before it.
Bob Kulinnski of the South Seminole .1aveees, chuirInstallation coremonies are and released.
tA) 4 per cent for the relief of '
.
or
this
past
Saturday's
District
E
vent
held
man
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long - touchinp down in the
With both chambers schrdu)- property thxcs, 8 MNISLIM U)
Countless
others
were
similarscheduled to start, at 12:80
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ie'deral
title
at.
the
Sanford
Shopping
Plaza.
These
two
local
C
southeast
purl
of
the
town,
then
ed
to
convene
at
ii
a.
m.
today,
permit
local
residents
to
zuuthrn-p.m. Numbers are requested to ly taken by surprise, even
C
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champions w-ill compete at the State Finuls on
skippi- o%
,Pr it litku onl~- to thp "implied crinsent" bill in ttie ize by referendum a county-wide ;I'd 10 Lhe indlLent enabling logcull for reservations. During: though a tornado watch had
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(Bei'ald Photo)
Frithty at Vero Beach.
begin smashing unmet; again on House is the only controversial one per cent sales tax for I islation may reach debating
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the day at 822-26f1 and in the beirn issued by the Weather Bit,10
rtasure expect
to see the schools and proposals for sev- stages this week, but the fiscal •
tñc dttide. '
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evening at 822-4525.
Albert Len had a wider area light of debate.
trance taxes on solid minerals. powers of the Board of Regents
Nra. Par Owlus, state vresiIn a Legislature whose lead- and the' budge-us of unuvcrsititrThe
safety
measure
would
re
3
of
destruction,
but
the
known
dent. will 1w the installing of.fire Still must Sc!e committee Work.
death toll there' wui. two-Mr, quirc' suspected drinking drivers ership was committed
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Still JO :1w vaguest reaches of
and Mrs. Elmer' ?tiinuwil ol Al to submit to a test, with thoM- home' rule-an issue apparently
refusing automatically subject no at odds with Kirk's goals. committees are the appropriabert Lv.
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,
Ifirths
to
a pvnidty. Their consent both chambers continue to plod ti()%
, s bills, which normally are
Ten
persons
wert
h0SJ)itllh7Vd
Supersonic
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?lr. and Mrs. .Iohn Lenika, at Albert Lea. Twenty others to the test would be implied in through h)cal bills in committee' roughed out in the third week of
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Jli'ulah Bryant, Anna Cat'- Stanford, a boy.
their acceptance a! a Florida and on the floor. Limited plao- I the session. according to Tur.
were treated and released.
IK
Jet Coming
The arrest of five JUVCIIIIes truimni, r'zttsy 1. Elliott, Ethic]
Itisctuirr.es
fling-zoning
authority
has
bee-n.
lingion.
The tornado hit Albert Lea's drivers license,
With budget comission probelieved to have iwets responsi. Alleiwuty, Sandra Iluu4(!ll. }eft*tytit C;ut(!r, .lohn P.'trunic, ' ,eq side, then slid around the Although House Speaker Ralph exumdc'd through a House bill
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Tur'lington
contends
the
lack
of
hh' for a brwal:ing find eiitrn-- zit'th Jh!otty, J'aul Cross, .luhii •loyec (lakes and baby girl, north edge of the
t't to see' floor action tire bill pst'd Cp['!iditurCS of $1 .3(7,Of Age
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some'
$iIii
million
ing at the home' of Edward Collins, Philip Drisroll, Rotten Judith Englemars utnd baby girl, It cut a path about 20 feet wide' s;ntd is due to i "quality rn to redistribute the seventh cent
-WASHINGTON (AP) — Schmidt at 1042 Hamilton Ave. .luhnoti, Ituhie Suzan
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ne
Su'i.uunne
Nor- Gusuaf 0. Nortirren, Tilable for 2 miles. damaging or tie- stead a! quantity" approach and
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closer deliberation in commitManufacturers waiting for nut on April 2, wan reported wood, •ltihiii E. MZL1IOy, Sun-' King, Sanford; Anthun3 Tti1 stroying nearly 100 homes.
sC)mcwhtTe above both, appropAt Albert Lea, iivarl' 150 rtsi- tee's, most major bills still hnve
months for the signal from
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Murphy,
LitI'
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r)(,utohiue;
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Ill. Lotig'wnod Police Chief
TOP
Talent
notions
committee-s
have
given
vague
status
even
in
commitU
Washington to begin work on I) 5l•
Mary; C'rui. A. Ilui-k.'tt, Nait- Lake Tiltniros'; Betty .1. Plus)- ; clt-nts a! St. .1otin' Honit' for the-'
lee
tee.
- little indication whcrc- their pro--'
,
. '
thonstruction of two prateShinn stisted cash total- land; Frank L. Smith, Oruuige ary, Cicurwater.
Elder]- escaped irijur although
A
£251;
million
public
t'ducaI
,
will
c
o'e
to
"t
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of a supersonic Jet airliner
ty
City: Saniuci flhiscl:hut'n, Titus- __________________________
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,
Sty. windows were biown in and
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nun. program remains in a sun .1
lujvc been turned louse' tint] told ing £25 was stolen from the'
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uinnis' itt thu tints of the 1T end
at least 10 moats it: tin home' C'uIliUllut't- 0! the
shadto get moving on this- pt'u,n-rt.
I)b.trhnrges
ym nP'rA
Chinese is
the langu,te
had their wallf jiit'ii't-d by tot-E. At. ci result of nit inteniave'
bi c;op Goa. Claude' The go-itilliend came Saturday
iit'tigutboti conducted by Sgt.
Irot President Johnson.
1 till atuci finity boy, Augusta I
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Carolyn 1ice, lFs. I )aisv I linojoa, I : -v. IL 4.1, Key
of nz1ivc people' in the' world,
, youths wett' Ann
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the budget for schools.
Sets Election
Iva followed immediately Robert Bailey, tilt
Cahill, Willie Golden, i;_
(lh.i'ald Photos
and J. E. Muithieux.
About
811,001'
- according to the Encyclopedia
apprehended and will he turned
Americans
Last weeks convincing display
bytaturnents from the .
11111 ?il .1 iu'l:soti, Sat-silt Mitchell, I
Top talent reigned Saturdtuv FPnithTsrli"ft.
Ity JANE CASSELBERHY
the over to juvenile- authorities.
live in Calgary, Alberta, Can- fin the Senate that Kirk's veto
cnnt,ruictors,
prilpa]
- Avery R'utrt, William W. Tyre.
Officers for the coming year ada.
Loot recovered by tin- puht't' Iniugltus i'hiIIliJh,
cun be sustained talso iu bound flight at Lake Mary Elementary i
Boig Co. and General ElceIb..kArni will hue elected and installed by
School when Lake Mary Chumtrier-that they were prepnred to tltipiLTtflI(uflt includes a small ins. Sanford;
Cheryl
her of Commerce staged its
t'tac, bunk stud PoCkt!thook.
.
O'Brien, rut2ltuuuuut; I) u r c . h ' the L3'niun Hi&amp;h School PunWh
prcrneed swiftly.
Cooper, Dc-Lund; Lithe' Mat- tint-'1tachtir Association sit the
fourth annual talent show in
They hope to fly the first SST
annual nseting, Thur IC, ut S
eiirnoIe Bar Musters
the capacity-filled auditorium
1 Tlunnuu.. St. Augustine',
in 11170.
p,ni,. at the selnpi isuditorium.
Genital emcee, John Spcdski.
Men
In
Service
w firms had to wait for the
APRIL 2f1, 114117
A
suite
of
officers
CohiSiStLuvrtsnt'e' L. •1nt', 'U.
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put the show mu the road with a
Adnuissustiss
stsing gun to be sounded In
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Wulngton because govern Marine' Corps, of Chulnotut, Eddie' Williams, Cs i o ly n ing Mrs. Jose-phi Pavetk'hak,
take-off on Ed Sullivan with
forces for
Law Day
huo hits heetu home- mi leave Ilutiuiell,MoniesC.1iIkt'rsnn, presitlouit; Edward Luna, vicehis clever commentary and ad
UW money - pftt-liiipi is billion
'lit' and the underlying hard l
WASHINGTON Al'
a- prc-sidont; Mrs. Mtsrt'tsr Thor"No
ThOr)
is
sulut'','
theis'
Day
gets
more
and
more'
popu]ibs adding spark as he intro- dol'a or more-- will be' poured 'ii;lting his parents, Mr. Stud Ituvid }lill, Mary Gtudsiui,
government is examining critl 1 that thousands of kidney disc-a
Mrs. Norman .1nne' of ]81I E. ti'icIa Heftier, Billy
ruu-- risun, se't'rt'tttry, atud Mrs. Clif- unit] no man is below th. lar attention. Bert in Seminole duct'd the- vnrieu contest-ants.
inUtu' prototypes.
cally its own costly and expand-t,pat ie-nts art' dying every ye
.- stibsi- Third Court, reported Sundny 1)1511 liettitisi Itutuel , Eljtth ford Clt'I5, tu-eatsurci', "iIl be- This vnu;thutk stutenu'nt 01' Count3' the Seminole CountyWinning first prize (ch
Government IUIICIS
role as lufcgivr
life- give" to
ho could be Li-pt alive -i
Theodore' Rn eve-It is being i
was talented Jane Wakefield,
\1itIin Ti4iIIl3', Atluui( zwmmuted.
dizing the project on the theory to the Mat-inc Bust in El Toru,
hundreds
of
Americans
who
I
artificial
kidneys. The probler
Nominations islo nitty be' . given wide attention today us Bar Ast'ociation is musteringwho did a versatile baton
that the' develo;rnwnt costs arc Calif., where- he' will be ut- JUcLaizi, .lauiiet- Fnye- Peterson,
would di without access to fednclud e:
tin- national nlJse'rvuncv of Law its forces to do it jiart. The twirling routine. Eleven-year.
going to be- so great private' in- taciseid to the Third Air 'Wing. Meliva Lenthu, Sanford; Davidfliitdt' from the- floor,
erally owned artificial kidneys.
-Wht-th-r survival should
' inU1ilice of the national report old Eddie Crouch, a Swinging
He arrived home April " Vandergriff, Chuluoua; Carrie'
dust' shouldn't Lit' expected
it was learned today.
for sortie kidney
1db
from South Vietnam -':1e!e.on crime and the glare of pub- ultar player, walked off with West. Mizzis.
beshe burden alone,
A special advisory cothers tilt,. 'etcra
it,
tl(-nts
while
flew support for ground and
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Births
.
licity which lutes attended Guy, second prize. Winning third
of 10 medical andsocial StieD' tur.plta Iand Public Ilea]
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The- Not-tb J'ole wits located air persuimeil aiding and 1L5
Tilt'. and Mrs. frank N. BunLists is due- to report shortly. Service
uruior Kirk's state-wide uttack place honors were Joanne ArP115 -- centers us
tatter fltuwuii in pi's--Cunutiriaui sisting those' in distress wbiit tic-Il, Sunlurd, a girl; Mr. anti
'
ne'tte
and
Cathy
Averetta
voThe panel was natnt'd last July mostof the existing inachinu
' on the' organized forces of
times, usomi' Slt million years utuicheid to thit- First Air Wing Mrs. W'iliiuni L. Wilkerson,
has nide this week- itt iiaui ctalists, with Joe Douthitt, ma— but never announced
but riot enough to tnt-ct mc
ago.
in DacNung.
:
Sautfoi'd, ii htuiv.
fourth
prize
winner.
niore- than usually dynamic.
the Budget Bureau in con'ulta than a fraction of the natior
Dischurges
lion witit the presidential Office'
¶..,l r_ ...
.'au.*ue
Witu the nietsi,iuig vi the ,&amp;*t.
he'nuuesth flentiy, Yvonne' K. '
.
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of Science- and Tee'hitoloiiy.
the- goves'usrne
"III -111. S
fiurd Ilotu-y Club today, each said entertaining show we-ru
.I St.t'atuim, Chnisto;iheu' Bowen,
Us
findings
will
help
several
I
should
conunit
itself
and k
ll
Troy
Ray,
Ralph
Abell,
!1strion
' of the service ofgunizations wi
T
Snirle'y
.
Atk't'su,
Murgeu'i't
agencies
make
policy
decisions
disease
patients
for
years
ney
.,,
tii'vntc their forums to the ad. Harmon, Mrs. Franit Evun
McIJotild attuci baby boy, B
PBIF
on
whether
l.a
expand.
diminish.
conic
particular
to
this
dt-esse of local legal luminar- and Doris Williams.
%usiusigwii, Gregory Jackson,
or alter the government's status vice-, ,should pour funds into t.
':•
Others participating in the
ies. Among those who will L,e
" .-MeN e'il,
Lobe-ri
ItwutId .1.
an chief o tier operator, of the fir -otnisiuig tt'c'hini(jUe of trai
7
i talking to their fellows will be show (neveral were not on a
•luhinsuit, Vernon it. Sims, Situ.,
'Ibulky, expensive.- tat rd' are that plantistg hiutriari or iuruiuutil k
-Kenneth Mcintosh, Joe Davis, competitive basis) were The.
.
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ford; 'l'huiusas Zimmerman, lIe- I
lets
chronic kidney disua',i- Ija r otla-r devices.
d'
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Tc'rn Freeman and Wallace Halt. Sounds of Darkness, a combo;
Ue-nts
go on living after their
Bury; Luota Mi'(.ueeuc, (juue'va;
-titer the c'oiict-ntrusti
- hull, Who in chairman of the Jim Taluasedge, vocalist: Sue
'
BurL 0. iJe-stniglit, Lueke- Menuon kidrn-y dise-a.- is justifiab
kidneys stop, fumn'tientirig.
Vyri
Jackson, accordionist;
of theFigures are nut available Ott Might 11w victims of other d
Carrie' Hanijittitu ituid balsy I Law iuy1.. Committee.
usuciution, dues not limit the Joiner, cumedian-pianist; .To'nn
the
c-urrc'iit oer -aIl custs of thecases also be Kept alive by via
'.'
girl,
Osust.'ri;
Fre'ieht
Steging,
-akw'i who will hold forth Gusttefson, vocteliat. guitarist:
..,.,
si'e.
kidney
inettituc px'ogr1auri - but by at5d complex devIces or Ire-i
ClaudeGiiniuro,
'
Ldgvwuteu';
em
the
moaning
of
this
day
to
send
Putt
Sehiraz'd,
'ibt'ta-phun.
h1 ov. -r fT sail true- sit. if sutin' of the funds we.
est.iniau- s run
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ist.
theresident
or
c1tien
but
exs-st unto Ic 011 diverts -d into other tecturto
Onelion nionthl&gt;'.
.13-,, Oi'htndo; Samuel Black-'
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4h 4,
is
We cost of a pro! si 'e)y cx burfl, 'Jitus'Ii1i.
k
to
participate.
panded pm ogra in 10 &gt;t'a rs I ruin
to -Itt' -, l's a I dentoitst
; dwiary
Y
APRiL ft Jj47
places
thetotal
at
II
bilhsoui
lion
.On
Tuoadu'
the
Sanford
Lions
ItouluI be Jaunt-h
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i-sit
,-t
flow
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.
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th un.Iy three-year P1
yearly.
Heading the advisory comriult- gs'atits, as at present. If coiner
Lu
Cnl
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h
t"
tee is I):'. Cat'] W. Gotsehtalk of izlties criot support tite
as the speaker On Wednesdaty
Anita Clocker, Arliala .iohiuwn,
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the University of North Carob ters wh(-eu this' :110111!)' rUns 01
ile Kiwanis Club w111 listAito to
JANE WAKEF3FLEll. winner of the foui
Itiri-id Lung, Curolyli Cultierun,
-Sized choe.olute
$ I nllow.-4
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ubniit its findings by July I. die?
Officials
give- no ossUnlro:c that
will have Tom Freeman as
tions from Donald .dct:son, president of' Lake
tfli, Naoiiii Whuiwiutid, I)e'Bu,r';
opining Saturthey. Cute 1itiJe Miuis is Stephanie
the
ti-poll
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uhuirinun of their program 1wPeggy .1. Luluichiuud, Le-gimi
Mary Chamber of C tvitx'ce, who spc'ni-ioi'ed the
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spnnMnred by the Sanford-Senhino)e
.layeees. In nhMervance of Law 1)nv j5
Miss Sue Makin, student at Seminole
High School. Miss Makin. daughter
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No Thai) 15 above the law. No man has

the wealth, the power, or the Influence
this
to put himself above the law. In
ea.qe putting himself above the ln;
-rated
extM hotter than
wouki rilean hein
any other man. No man can buy justice.
IIIgt 8 no man ciin sell It.. Equal justice
sented with a SiftO liond today for her
demands that no man no matter ho';
winning essay. printed below.
rich or important he may he is treated
any better than the next..
Ni, man is below the law. A man may
All men are equal before the hi.
be
poor, uneducated, and dirty. hut he 's
This fact is so familiar to us as Amen
cans that we seldom think of its impor- still a man. Be is still entitled to the
tance. All men whether rich or poor. equal protection of the law. Justice, will
well-groomed or in rags. are equal in not allow that he he treated any less
the eyes of the law. Before th e law fairly than a rich man. The poor man
and the rich man stand before the bar
there is no distinction,
Not only are till men equal before the of justice as equals.
.luqtice is blind. The scales of justice
law, but, all men come under the law.
cannot
he tipped with money or words
All men are guaranteed the eqLIfll pr(tection of the law. For example "The or goods. The eyes of ,justice cannot he
Bi ll of Rights" states the rights of the turned with riches. •)nstiee cannot he
accused. Amendment 1 states that no hough1 or sold.
Judges, lawyers, and people who work
man shall he held for a serious crime
without an indictment, of a grand jury. with the law learn to love the law. Th
No man can he tried twice for th e same law is more than a means for punishinc
crime. And no man can he compelled to people. The law makes it. possible for
be a witness against himself. Amend- Americans to live together in peace and
ment,s 6, and 7, and 8 go on to list other brotherhood. We should he thankful
safeguards for the accused. These that justice is free to everyone. We
amendments are a part of the Supreme should he thankful that no man is sibv
Law of the land and apply to everyone, the law, and no man is below it.

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in Junior Bigh School.
it requires additional years of
"Then I begun to get addi- mont-al growth for him to conI
tional sex information from ceive of No. 2 and likewise, of
Political Notebook
James Morlow
my classmates which made me No. S.
feel that my father had trickBut you must have the preeomhinutlons have exist.ed in 52,000 legally bought their wuiy
WASHINGTON (NEA'
((1 me.
cise, memorized answers or
Antidrajt and antiwar march- avowed purpose of armed Te- out with r.ash: 26,000 bought
"so
i
grew
angry
and
Inter
you
may cause him to clam up
the
enforcement
of
to
special
Vietnam
war
sisUince
an are no
News
1Si s
Of
Itt ibstitutes and !LftOfl actually
I
to
investigate
for
gn
thercuuft.cr
and then turn to
my.
1
am
enphenomenon. A study of old the (draft Inwa
served
personally.
self.
"alley" instructors for further
fil es makes today's opposition tire ) y satisfied th at th e preAu official U.S. government
WASHINGTON
ius: 'to blackmail one of the vocau repeal of tit ( civil rights
AP
"This curiosity really, nuativ- sex facts.
senee in the state of tilt,
seem mild by contrast.
,our Jaws now on the hooks. Wallace tuted my high school sexual
So send for my boo k- let
An IRflh report from lIrig. requisite military force was all volume on the history of the Trying to pin down Alnbams parties into arvepting
modili
vie
"
Wallace
harps
on
the
said
hr
would
advocate
C.
escapades.
the
passage
former
governor,
George
"With
"How
to Answer Children's
Gen. .lamas Oakes, acting that prevented the bloody eul- draft says:
at
this
poim
In
his
Pt'
fletc
for
conservative
candi
cations
and
in
the
next
breath
Wallace.
"As
it
result
of
them,
I
Sex Queries," enclosing a Icing
marshal minatioui of their threats in of the Enrollment (I)raft) Act
provost
assissant
said hr would aclvocntt some contracted venereal disease and stamped, return envelope, plus
many localities. If not it general of 196, organized res istance litical career is lilu' trying to ctate and party platforms,
part:
Wullact' dt'nit'ci any thought of repeals.
now I am paying the price, be- 20 cents.
One county of the 18th flIs- and formidable insurrection, developed into mob violence squeeze icr cream.
tic. complains repeat.-dly Of hitedly.
inthr.ded
blackmail
hit,
,
earlier
this
year
Earhei
this
t-el.
lit,
Good parents, like star sales,
nittion
had
never
trict (Williamson) was nbliged especially toward thu closu of Ittich RF thf
with
what
interterenci
For
president
in
aflflflUtl('Vd
that
if
the
two
na
Federal
run
"For
I
married
a
lovely
girl
before Vitnessed. The blnndiegt. lu ought
men, memorize their answers
ta he enrolled (for the draft) the year 1564
do with their and would he ideally happy ax- long before questions are shot
"The grand rnuse—th only reaisthnce occurred in New lDik. but he wouidti't 5i1S O titiniji pnrtiai "don't swing the states want to
in the presence and In by the
institutions.
cept. for the fact I am sterile. at them!
of really guilty and formidable York City where four days of Thursday ti t Pittsburgh hi told armino and fly right in I9I'' hr domestic
company
of
a
aid
since practically all of Al
So,
br
preaching
the
conserv
runninc
would
flflWSflCfl
"sinet'
I
rn
"So we sire childless and my
(Always write to Dr.
the
dangers
through
rioting
took
vengence
source of
cavalry • •
from
coast
to coast. ahuima's school superintendents wife is growing neurotic hecause
Crane in care of this news"A military force had also which Illinois has passed—is perty damage ran into millions for president" and then buck uitivtWhen tic ran in 1964 — that is. were trying to meet federal re- cause she thinks she is to
paper, enclosing a long
saying the newsuiet
to be sent into Fayette, Clarke, to be found ii the steady and deaths art' said to have tracked,
bt'tort he dropped out of the quirement to desegregate, he
had him mixed u.
stamped,
addressed envelope
Fulton
and
some
streams
of
political
poison
and
totaled
a
thousand."
Colts, Morgan,
If he did run, hi rerta1nl race - In said his purpose was was asked why his wife. Lurk
"Dr.
Crane,
why
don't
pairto cover typing
cents
and
20
Draft
opponents
and war- couldn't win. Rut if
other counties (to enforce arrant treason which have heell
tool: 10 "c'onservuiti/.(' tIm two big Wallace, Alabama's present tmts tell their children the
and printing costs when you
registration) and a few men permitted to flow from the opposition groups were strong enough voLt's awn from rk'ini' part its and. if 1w could kl'c!) governor. is telling them no to.
simple facts of life and dc it send for one of his booklets.)
were killed and wounded on wicked, reckless and debauched in the RevolutionaryA cratic and Republican cuuidt citln'r from
mirig he would
Hi' was nsked a further quesboth sides before the disturb- newspaper press of the suitu. Department of tit(, Army paini. dates so that tueitht' got a ma ' gain u pro-Southern bargaining Lion: Didn't this mean he was ezirly.
Parental ignorance
flut for thir, the enrollment phlet says that during thejority, tlit' election would hzivt position,
auces were quelled.
using the very kind of force he
Donald's
tragedy is bused on
"The most serious (draft and draft would have passed American
Revolution, John to be thrown into ttit fioust of
Viullace wIthdrt't from that doesn't want the federal governglaring
types of ignorance,
two
registration) outbreaks occur- off with scarcely ii ripple of Adams estimated that more Representive..
rare after the Republican' non) mt
tm to use? Wallace went into
ui
The
first
is the simple UnThe govern- than a third of the influential
red near Manchester, Scott disturunce .
Last SuiuIuy on NHCs "Mi'e: iiiatetl Sen. Barry Goldwater. a long. spiraling answer which
Paivasl
County, 10th District, and at ment, with all its officers, aims men were opposed to armed re- 'thePress" lit, was asked if thi This might have been - ntcrpret- seemed to say the local subthvi- satisfied curiosity that is norCeamuTcial
Charleston, Colts County, 7th .tnd purposes, has been malign- sistance.
as meaning Goldwater wits- skins of a state should not he ma] in all intelligent youngthreat to run t or presitien: wa
IadiisI
'at'
conservative enough to suit compared with the states and t1'L
Distrist, to both of which ted, aspersed and defied with it
For th ey go through an
Wallace. But he didn't endorse the federal government.
places I was obliged to send a persistent fiendishness and ii
07
Mrs. Wallace. whose' husband early phase wherein they won(,oitlwuitet.
strong force, and ninny prison- truculent hatred that would
der
about
the
origin
of
things.
March
I
adviser,
on
might
.
And something else
is her No.
era were taken and variously have seemed incredible and miBut the second type of ighave influenced him to pull out: 30 asked the Alabama Legisladisposed of as provided by possiblu:."
A number of his supporters be ture for power to take ovef the noranee is that of parents who
regulations and laws.
President Lincoln's draft of
322.1375
500 W. Rre$ St.
g m, to desert turn f or Gold- schools as one step in defiant don't know when and how to
"Although but few actual .luIv, 156;. uiimed sit.raising
S.n4ord
tor
thus facing him with the plan to resist a three-judge fed- inform youngsters.
collisions have occurred in the 800,(00 well. The numlairs of i
40,0110
Editor,
Herald:
not
only
to
Seminole
County.
possibility
of a Wallace-Gold- era] court order to integrate
Mate, a bitter and dangerous 29-2,000 were drawn. But
that might leave the them.
water
split
I read with interest your but also to Ornngc' County.
temper has frequently been failed to report for cxamini'The only reason Mrs. Wallace
Democrats
with
a majority.
manifested
Incidentally, I noted it,
and formidable tion; 164,1)00 were exempted; "Around The Clock" column
•
governor was because
,
edition that Iionxuu E.4tes I The former governor. 47 and a: ran for
in the Wednesday, April
didn't allow her hus.
suited the only miormution segregationist, says "1 am not the law
issue, in regard to the
against the policy of nondis- band to run again. But on the
about my expenditures and coil- crirniluttion," explaining he day she announced she would
Seminole legislative delegation. tritnitions will,
that which
You noted that some 21i Or- Suited it; flI (iiuLlif''Ing paperi would nut aitivocatt' segregation run, her husband said. ''I will
ill uiri state. But he thinks Ala I dictate the policies'' and ''both
ange County hills laid thus far filed ill I' ei,ruarv. I an. not cer s public sch ool., should be of us will br governor
been introduced. I would uisk Ui in how slit (_'iiiiui it. th j r ot)This sounded all righ: to the
VOlt
to examine e ell noit- : clusiiiiu. hecuusi every out' 01
\oit'r
of Alabanat wtu
t)('t&amp;tflh(
W'tie
asked i! lit
ciusuty thiF figure, and you will my tnr.r reporti, had becil filed president whether hue would ad - them a big victory.
site that approximately ii of on time and I hurvu a letter,
these have related to Maitland dated April Th, from the Office
and Winter Park, with the of the Secretary of State thu
greater share of them being my report of April 1: Wu
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Hal Boyle Says:
do
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applicable to Maitland.
filed in their office on that
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My hometown of Apopka had I date. Although I do not have
feel
frustrated
because
—Jumping
shows
NEW YORK (AP ,
Milo
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requested legislation on at least Ii copy of that report right her,
their own lives are so normal
it, conclusions:
ten local bills. 1, likewise, noted ill my office, my
If 7.ov gorillas were fed the they are bored to tears.
with interest that Apopka was treasure? hut it Nv t'oiltriThe chances are out' in five
not in the hopper for any local tiutirms and expituiditurci w.'r., iunut duet that most teen-age
Ia
SIL
legislation yet.. So it.appears 1 in the neighborhood of about Lids ctiuo.se , they'd never grow ttiuut the next fellow you meet
that the areas that gave this 54200 or S4100. A lot of nnru'y. LI' maturity.
will have a good luck silver do]Republican delegation their don't you tluiiul1, ti ho ti l t "it.Tht. husbundly chore that
hit in his pocket or in a drawer
largest majorities are being re- toni-vote-getter" of sill of thut' nnin num find most distasteful
aids for at home —and that's out reason
is J)Ickifl
paid by having the largest tvcflt-y -one.
up beauty
they are becoming so scarce.
share of the legislation that has
Agunu, in rtrci ii' your their wilt at the drug
It's generally safe to 1etd
thus far been introduced, and abovemuntioned e'olumuu. I read 1 Your nerves are in pretty
money to a man who returns a
I would agree with you whole- It cacti morning with inte t. good shape If you can let a tale- ball point pen he has borrowed
phatut' go on ringing simply be- from you.
heurtedly that Macit Cleveland Keep up tilt, good work.
cause you don't feel like talking
should
e run. it is a loss
Bell F. DuBois;
People who are content to
over Wa' at the moment. The drink hot coffee from paper
Ilpi
rrat
uveragt' person is ii compulsive
' iif1tr
a
ps regularly probably never
-telephone answerer: He hs cu
Although The Cituust guarantees every
expected very much from life
afraid not to pick u the receivcitizen the right to legal counsel in a court
Sanford Herald
May 1, 1967
UflYW&amp;1.
Page 4
i er [or fear lie will miss an im111
of law, it does not provide the means to pay for
God. of course, is not dead at
vui." ,,,it
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the
It. Traditionally, lawyers have served without
all—ur even in bad health. But
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ciiuinct's
of
his
doing
so
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charge for those who cannot pay. However,
there do seem to be more mini ,JWU5WJ' £LK1AJJR
VMI*UL
may knock
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Director
Associate Editor
on
a
ters
going to psychiatrists for
today's
requirements don*nd more than
ROT ORii
Pam VLP PillS'
man's door but once—but his
there
are
psychith
an
Advertising Manager
Individual lawyers il=i give To m
la1ng Editor
t l ep one will ring 10,000 times. help
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Circus elephants look sadder
iiU ii nose Manager
boctet' EdItot
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dieis
just
more
myopic
toward
WML1,p
raa
aoa u'oi
tinder the leadership of the American eat
them they used to. Maybe
Mechanical Supt.
Sports Editor
Assoclation, and legal esalnca apnckso
—
they're tired of being paid in
ILL
pretty
young
girls
Hull
the
bLat!
Photographer
County Editor
pe&amp;iflUt.s.
are developing more offoc*Ivs methods
who curry hut boxes along the
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It's
getting
harder
to
win
tarPubUsb.6 daily except baturda', buncisi' anti Christmas; published
for assisting the poor an a greatly kior oild
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baturda' pr.u.dtna Chri.tmsi.
r.
guiiitnts Iii spelling. Everyone streets here do so in the fond
scale. Their aim Is to Insure That no person
goes by hiir own dictionary, and iiujw that they will be mistaken
I'VB$O3LjJ'Tit)Ti SlATES,
II
is denied competent counsel due to lack
for fashion models.
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[tie dictionaries disagree. Why
bc week
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of funds. These legal aid services help support
don't till the dictionary-makers
NIT MAIL
IrMJOLt ODUItTY
ALL OTMMR MAIL
the law which is the foundation of our
SS.o W..k
$,•O 3 Year
get uigetlier and agree to agree,
111.60 I Tsar
5.00 5 months
575 I Moatks
Individual rights. This is ose giwjn why
at least on the common words?
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*01 $ M 0:301t
;.Oe 3 Months
observe
Law Day U.S.A. May 1.
Bowlers drink more beer.
1.00 1 11 oath
1,00 1 Moath
V. 16-Postal E.g'ulations provide that all mull subscripttoni be paid
siutoke' more cigars. and have
ii advance.
niure fun and children than golfuss.=
Ave
The R894140 is' a w.mb.r of th e Asasiciatad Prose which to .atiU
ers Uti. They are ulso "el), to
saciuslvaly to tot use for r.publte.tluni of is!] the lone.]
pflfl
a
be nwre honest about their
so iii th is newspaper.
ganie.
Entsrod as a.00Ud cu matter Qatobar 2, 1530 at th
it OWe.
Wow
We'll find it. easier to believe
of
a'q,rd. Florida- unasi- the Ant of Cnnjr.eai of March' v .
'a
1
2
nc'nea.
column
14
m•mns
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iii
a
better
world
whenever
taleby
NIA
IJo part of any nust.rha.I. aews or advertising of this .dtUon of
I vision puts tnt a successful soap
Too small for an ad to be
The ban!ord Herald may be reproduced in any manner
"1 AM FED 4) P WITH THE SUPREME COURT, AND I
written p.rnulaaiuo of the putilishr of The Meraild, Any Individual
opera about characters who noticed or •+4.cfive? You're
vi- firm responsible for such re production will bt oonildsr.d M
DON'T WANT TO EVER HEAR THAT NAME
lead happy 1ive. As it is now,
tafrtagtsuj Os TMo mrs.Id's ospyriht sad will be Meld L1s.Ml f or
MOUSE
4.UtI11'
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women who watch these Tooding ftis ens!
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entry. They
pose British
stressed the economic risks and
tried to attach conditions that
might cripple British negotiators at Common Market headquarters in Brussels.
Officials said the compromise
forestalled, at least for now, any
resignations by these ministers.
Britain tried to join the Corn.
mom Market in 1963, but Its application was vetoed by French
President Charles de Gaulle.
Continent-al supporters of the
British candidacy have urged
Wilson to join as quickly as possible then negotiate the best
possible deal from the inside.
The critics In Britain want to
arrange safeguards before they
agree to membership.
Among major problems
worrying the Cabinet critics are
the Common Market's agricultural system and Its higher food
prices: the future of New Zealand dairy produce and West
Indian sugar, which long have
been dependent on sales to Britain: the future of the British
pound; the length of the transition period to cushion the
change in industry and the Brit.lab welfare state apparatus. and
the free movement of workers.
Under the compromise agreefluent, it presumably will be up
to Wilson to decide what measures are necessary to safeguard
the interests of Britain and the
British Commonwealth, including New Zealand and the West
Indies.
The agreement is to be ratified at a formal Cabinet meeting Tuesday and announced to
Parliament and the nation
shortly after.
The leading Cabinet opponent
of economic Integration with
Europe is Douglas Jay, president of the Board of Trade.Others are believed to include
Transport Minister Barbara
Castie, Commonwealth S4xrctary Herbert Bow den, Agriculture Minister Fred Pimrt, Scot
tish Secretary William Ruse and
Aiut.hoiiy
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interests.
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quers, the prime minister's official country home.
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vestignt' to see what had thing within the abdomen u
"(tummy," it is simpler to use
caused their fighting.
the
"tummy" than "womb" or
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young folks from high s4'hOOl
and even from four yesi m (i f
college, yet never give tlwni
the foolproof answers to these
Crane," he ht'ran, standard Questions that
"Dr.
When I WH k little boy on a st-eu's are sure to ask:
(fl Where (lid I come fron'
Wiscmi,dn farm, I asked my
(Asked at th e age of or 4.)
father where I came from.
Answer: You came nut of
'.H never )lrsit.I4tCd but told
tar that one day while he wits Mommy's tummy!
(2 How did I get out of
out hwittn. he heard a puck
rewlin behind a your tummy? Not asked till
f w'o1ve
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Nc)tiung much w ;i'- over the'
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Br chit-i- 's's as quick 1cm abso1'e nippt'd Chiogo 2 1 before losing
'Tht'yrc- not I)odgt'rs ;IuI I Barter of any had guy charge 4-2 and Ne's's \'umk ticIeatt'd Call
more. At least-, not the Dodgers
lorma 4 1 in 10 innings, then lost
not letting him get i
I've known.'' ,li u-n Davenport hit ten by hi msei 1.
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said Sunday zmfct iit'lping I t1(
In only tme p:'e'viou.s instance
''if I hadn't been pitching a
Giants hli. Dan D.sd.ik
fl) hi: ut-I. I 'seould have been out had more than one pitcher com•
to complete their f,rsi three 1i hl:-e' that." Barbc:- said hinc'd for a no hitter. That was
game sweep at Los Angcles
left c'lhow re'sting in
''1 - in 1956 when Cincinnatis John
Ill years.
Wa' out of £05 iii the fifth in hlippsteiui. Ilerstiell Freeman
''It's strlJrlcc to look around iimg Irri not upset about lctsin I rind ,hic' Black held Milwaukee
and not see Sandy NoI;ix. Mitti the no hitter. I rn more con- littltss for nine mnnings. ilowevry Wills. Tommy Davis. Lou c'crnt'd about losing the' game. ; er, the Braves got a hit off
Johnson and Willie Davis," add"No-hitters are not worth Black in the 10th and then won
ed Davenport. 's's'hcmse 1 wrs run anyt hing in the' hooks unless 2-I in tiC 1 liii.
pinch single capped San Fran- v
Barber started himself on the
win''
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way
(nit l)y u alking Cash and
Barber catiie almost as c-lostrally. "They aren't the SilflU' IC a no hitter in Ins first start of I flay Oyler with none out in the
teimm without thNTh
th- season, exactly two weeks ninth. Earl \\'ilsoui sacrificed the'
Kouti4' rt't:renit'nt lime loss before, in that game the Oriole runners to second and third, and
of \'ilk- and Tommy Dei's'is in - veteran held California hitless Willie Horton fouled out. Then
track's and iniunies to ,lohnsnr
wit hi c-rime the 's's ild pitch and in
mmci Willie Da - is all have c'cm one out in the niri: Ii.
canw the tying run and Miller.
tn bute'd ici the Natimmi LeagueI)on Wert hit a grounderup
1-ic walked just thrc'c- Angels.
champions' earl-scnson trnu- but his c'on'rol trouble picked tip the middle, shortstop Luis Aparbies. The Dodgers have dropped consici'i'ai' in Imis second start iclo made' a fine stop and
B of their If starts and are
flipped to second for the force
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mired in eighth plac'. seven con Pitching against Kansas on Stanley.
But Belanger
games behind h'uigtit-le'ading CI'' tie- 's' ;lk'ed nine hatters in
dropped the hull, and pinch runS
Cincinnati.
2- :nnrncs - He- topped that by tier •hikt 's\ood was in with the
TruStS
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Tht' Giants didr4't
one in his latest Sunday start. 's's - inning i-un.
absent Dodgers in taking the
''All his pitc'hes were really - The Tigers finally got a tilt in
first two games of time- series 4 muvug'' I)etroit 's Norm Cash the second inning of the second
mid 5.0, and they we're happy ic __________________________________________ -Jim Northrup's one-out double'
see holdover Drysciale in Sun
--and sealed the victory with
day's windup game.
Si•\ runs in the fiftIm inning.
The loss was Dryscialt- s sc's
Washington's Barry Moore
enth straight to San Francis:-:.
came cios(' to a no-hitter, allowalttmugh the- veteran rich: hand
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sixth inn:ng by Minnesota's Ces- II
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C. Olson
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and Itonny Anderson each belt- the winning pitcher.
in the Senior League play on
Dr. T. Spanner 84.82-714.8(4-325
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Red Wynn
John Eidridge ss.98.8-s7-35:t the oiw.hit hurling of Stec
Captain Houck 88 84 q, 85-.ii sorthm Claretu t. Cain and Tin'
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a tl;27 zi.m.1. Hunter, L. Shinv' .i,• t CF3• a £i.year.o.0
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imiser, C. Nesmith
senior at Lyman High School, Ufluerstatement. That wn their fl:3 n.m.-J. Zinn, D. RouznD.
tied the National Recoiil of last meet for the season with all
iw for ii standing broad jump emphasis now turned to practi
:4() n.m-fl. Herron. K. ivcv,
at the Iimvftatjonal Track ing for the State Thurnarnent in
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The' - boys team has heeii
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improving steadily throughout
There Wa a total of six
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mg ISPOSC 0 - ur Oppoflifits
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Red Wynn won the First noon, white-washing Cassether- smith ais led Lake' Mars it hit' winning pitchcr for the ped a double for the winners.
zLfllA. O'Ntil. M. A. Wi1
one of many new records this
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diuhit 'mid i C 4irdiimals J)i iti Strai'c'. led 1h Ck'ments had
doubk and ii Frishc cmlodl
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Fourth Flight winners were Thompson.
a single- for the (iants
North Orlando and lMngwood er contributed two singles to ZIIU Stoke's taking the' coveted against onI' three cel.haks
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Steve flail, 357, antI litch MarIn Senior Li'a_imt play. P. battled to ii 6.6 tie' over seven the attack.
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winning more meets than
strikeout'. in SiX Innings
oti ii Rtidd hunt d
Un's 406 respeehve1
tbr t hittet for initing'. in Senior I eagut 1ietion
in rarm '1 earn pli tta Sun
ford
C,ibcon ran tin mik in 4 8 as other learn In the school's hic
The trophies anti various gift pitcher's duel with Casselber- a s-ti victory as lake Mary heat on Friday night. Brian lirewer lane) Yankees won 21-10 over
rishey nailed first for the 440 tory.
f:Oi n.m-F. Phillips, K Park,
certificates were presented by ry's Larry Brown, who allowed the Senator.s. Tomn,v English, Ineed a douhit' for Lougwood
a time of .50.J. The Io
Longwood with Tommy Snyder
N. Whekhel
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the CSt4it)llshed i I
Captain Houck with lr.i larrLll niil one liii to the '1 vms A L.mr and I J)unhiizu had cii
ent to Vodopich in
lii Minor League pla at Sun anti Rand' Ford pitching for hurdle.
e rn -M Botts \l Pcrr
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of Special Services assisting in single by Ldaie'
ies for Lake- Mary off losing land on Saturday, hen Lanes' the Yankees.
aaih1 iCflluiii iiCflVCu
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monte and singles h the lim pitchit B md' Sniithc 'a tit at scattered eight liii'. for the Situ
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t'f,iIitCi('Pti his s$'itiirr' hi's' ;citiimjng
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shooting the lowest qualifying of laying entries. there'll pro.
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All of the 34 entrants will he -C mpionship and First and
playing 18 holes, medal play, to Seond Flights.
determine the fliiht. into which
There'll he nt tiandicap nsd
they'll he paired. The Coil Hill during 11w ('ii 111 IIII I ion' with
let feels that with this nunihet the
I1PI tO hit iii lifleeti aft.
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Fach of the pairings, in flights,
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Vonin's Golf T urnnnent. Club (inpinnhip,
thi' W edneqth nl the Nn tin ( Otifli i ' ( bib ii ii t he
first trio teeifl-off nt S :O n.m.
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steve Bitrber shonli-I forget about uo-.h ill eu's. 'I io'd
be beitci- off pitching a no-walker.
Barber, I he lmi1t unore (m'io1e wlici 'svn s smipposeil II)
J'nve trouble w'j t ii his h--fl ;mi'm, displayed t
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the first pitchmng ilnil' in 1liSPll1U history to hurl :1 ii'

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Runs - harper. Cincinnati, ,'
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Tournament later in the tition, but she put on a tre. .
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month at Gainesville.
Time top two places in Satur- first. The team won with a
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OIRLS lEAN
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Pr•2. Nancy 5iwelkert. :29.9.
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According to Coach Williams,
a10 's'son its contest b to 7 over Metro Softball League
all of the. early season meets
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George's.
Navy
son,
1:31.1.
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an
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Boats
vs.
Osteen
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"conditioners"
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time with celler dwelling Good
Group Tournament and UK ulti 2 1tFrs.-1
(Ft 1eflon Park)
VCUI, 7 J
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BO-1 WIlson 1 26 1
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400 Fr,e-2 PorI.wig 7263
Robertson,
Bonnie Church of God vs First hires at the. State level
s-m. Stma, l.31.b; 2. PdHartsock, Henry Hines and
SEMINOLE hUGH S1OOL:
byterian - 7:30 (Ft. Mellon
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.lohn Dunn led Florida SUite at
High Hurdles-3. Wheaton
Roy's TEAM
Park)
O M.R.1. Whiting. Pivic. Frec
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Mile - 1. GIbson, 3. Nieman, 200 Fr..-1. Greg una 2:13.2; 2
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Sanford Atlantic's losing effort-s
winning time 4:58
kltcftne, 2:35.3.
Paterson
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Morgan, .26. 3- Scfl)rar
with ii double.
IteIay-.-2.
Sanford
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MiAMi BEACH (1W) - Pat 880
Jerry llehreus led the Stnck- Patterson of St
Fraubey,
3.
McKibbin;
0 I.M.-1. Bess,r,, 2:27.4; 2- Fred
Louis defeated 440.-1.
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laud Morrison squad with a defending c Ii ii ni p 1 0 ii Bob
winning time :50.0
Cana 2:34.2.
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double in its win over George's
Low Hurdles-i. Vociupich,

I3rocl. &amp;.
gosh, California. 21.
Doubles - H. Smith, l3oston,
I)oublcs - Helms, Cincinnati.
5; Jolmstone, California, 5.
7: Alley, PIttsburgh, 6.
'Friples - F. Robinson, HaitiTriples - 13. Williams, Cliimore . Snvdei Baltimore
ciugo I Phillips Chicago '
hlonie runs - I3lefar's Haiti
lionit !Ufl'. - D
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more, 5; F. Robinson, haIti- Cincinnati, (1: l3rock, St. Louis.
more.
Stoleim base
Age t Clii
Stolen bases - ih&amp;irpei Cni
cugo 7 I3ulord Chicago t
unn1iti 7 Broch St Louis 7
I'ltching (2 decisioumsi- LouPitcttitig (2 decisions) - 11c'iiborg, Boston: Rain'. lhuston; H. kins. Chicago: Queen. CinemaClark,
cago: Calilornin: hiurlen, Ciii- ti. 3-0. 1.1)00: and Veale, PiUsMcDowell, Cleveland; burgh, 3-0, 1,000.
parnth, Dettuit eititi B. Mtiure.
Strikeouts - Nolan, CincinnaWashington, 2.0. 1.9(10
ti, 3): Mariettal. Sum r"i-ancisco,
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tuitited1ti1t Suuut's
Vuiduuia 180-4b was high fat
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To all our out-of-state frieiuhi We extend a most, cordial Weh'otnt, Stay a
while longer and do a bit- of "tixplormg.'' Look beyond the beaches and palm
trees. There's more than just swi and fun. Lots more. Perhaps you've already
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tell complicated enivi-prises w- taku. ill(- Serints,Ili stride as "my and .1nines R. Petirson. R-Kan.
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host; Bob Elliot. Neal M'ers and Howard Ware.
number of classical and old, well-loved songs were
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the Monday aftt,r schoui is out.
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Mrs. Julia Williams.
Tile meeting was called to giving a brealdast at the Pineorder by the presidenL Miss crest Inn for Mrs. Keeze, ber
Vicki Osburn. All members re- guests and the officers of Semcited the Opening Ritual Dis mole chapter No 2

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meeting were reviews of the THE L=E COURTESIES
loads of southern hospitality at stit Welit (81 sightseeing guacle'cI
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Azalea Club %vas entertained sugar on b
Tit(, program will incluclu sv-1 visited friends en route and
the U.S.O.. tit(- serviceniun't, lotir:, its tit(- niounwin lops, to
board and gram and the final preparations little courtesies? Tact requires
they found enough time in a recently lit tilt, Rov Tillis home, rolled flat witb hreud
rolling-pin, trim.
home away from hunie. A va- li(q,litiful 1,,ji( l'1.*oelljg.Sct., lo tilt. lertion.L, froni Broadway shows,
for tile Beta Sigma Phi So- observance of them, for they
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Iics md into desired shap( sutfi
nets of fun and fistivits is fits Austrian eu'. of nhi,uri. and alt ailt III'. SI'.'. ,ird 5'. 1111)10 010'.
have a tremendous effect on
antI do all th e qiglitst emg V.111 Ella Lee Kirchhoff was Mr.s. paring knife. Quickly site made rorits State Consention
tured during the open hour.-, and other points of interest.
Installation
of
tile
pledges
will
interpersonal
relationships.
must have stretched
Thus co-hostess.
rose buds, the full blown
a good time is in store f o r all.
"The Sound of M usi c " wn lured will lit the triple trio, calendar.
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9. at the Florida State questis for service,

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cious living room a spring fes- large white fro.sted cake.
three junior horitessej;, SANDI ineludhip tilt- church where iuClude tile appearance of it
The
meeting
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adjourned
and so forth.
SNICKETY PEN-PAL
th'al a t mosp h ere. A dull green
N)iflh)oSt'd cif Eddie
Mrs Thus' suggestion th at with all members repeating the "'Tha'"
DAVIS and MkILCLA COLE- Julie Atidre'ws was married,
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floor urn held a tall dramatic! Azaleu Club make A Small con- Closing Ritual.
MAN, who received Im-hour Litt, Convent and tile mansion, Broadway, John Rick and ,11il.
when
any
of
these
are renderth e stately tribuuon to the "Baxter" fund
lillian. Accomp anist for
pins , and LI N DA BROWN, who
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courtesies.
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was presented witli it 3Whour
znct with unanimous approval. ments were served by the host- It a proper an necessary
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pay
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bu tneglected
rangement of callus, accented Mrs. J. M. Moyc, president, in- es.
ski camp in Switer1und and de. he John C. Aiken.
pin,
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by colorful statice was charm- structed Mrs. Porter Lansing,
Any- interested young women scribe tile scenery Liki tile most
letters
ignored,
wrote
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a
paid serAce and to saY
thL' ing in a stone china bowl.
treasurer, to submit a check.
MIFY phone Mris. Washburn, 322- beautiful Lfivy have ever ilieen. manager and C. .1. Bass will
I(EMOVING WAX
local
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A beautiful dessert course,
4715, and she will give you all
Janet is the daughter of Mr. he i charge of lighting.
Candle wax on your carpet?
ter' " reit rating, wrote to hubbies.
rend ered,
the information.
and Mrs. Clifford E. Jolintion,
tile count.y judge to ask for the WIIO5C P!1bLfl
it briokly business or professional cap&amp;1408 Be] Air Blvd., Sanford, and
CRUSH MARKS
name of the lest lawyer in ing doU clothes for tier grand* nosegay of statice, was enjoyed over the wax, so that the 'a city.
Mr.
and
h1m.
members present.
JANET (JOHN'SON) KOR- Mike is the son (if
rittle enough to be
To retitore it cruhhed or mut- those parts and wrote to tile children. brought a chest con- by the 15
Upon her departure, each picked up. Blot with a paper
GAN it; rually having tilt- time Ldwurd A. hurgaii, 240H ()range te(I j-,pot (in ,your eurliet, try u station agent to inquire if tile taining one doU
Bake brownies in a square
and Its fabof bar life in Germany, where. Ave., Suffiford.
guest Was presented a bunch of towel to prevent wetting the 8-inch fall pan and store, in
ieniii treatment. Hold it Is
ulous wardrobe. Such perfec- Irish calls lilies 3
C hostess- carpet with melting ice.
the pan, In the freezer.
without
iron ubovc the' spot.
Back came this note: "As
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preiising the iron dowu on tliv station maister, I delivered your could accomplish and only a
carpet -and itteurn for it few goods OK. As owner of the good grandmother would deseconds. Then brimb the- pile store, I signed receipt for same. vote the time.
Get reudy for that Finiull-fry
gently
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Jan is also organist for two ter.%. under the direction of Mrs.
Hostesses to assist at the cen~
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Institute for annual ',pi ing Cone cr1 Miss 11
ruvss and daughter, Sundi, apent
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church music h aders in Berth a t h p in in the. crirnol auditor a delightful week in Wash ing'~' I :
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Park Drive Office 333-1113
Night: 323.0643 or 223-0700

7124

Muchine made Lawn
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63 Gaiaxie 500

62 Mercury Wagon

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Fireman. Quallficationp: 21 to LARGE' '-,.Ilr. clean, lot 150' X
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quitlifled applicants
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Available

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CARS
48001146, ols"IU
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Mdlsss.

NO IIA010111I DOWN

and LAWN MOWING, lul9t; ur A!"1811
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MUSTANGS ARE DISCOUNTED AS MUCH AS

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$11000

GUARANTEE

TRUCKERS

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coast to "JI1111,11. Thatill
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Corfina, 4-speed
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WEVE KEEPING OUR DEMONSTRATORS MOVINGI

ALL
MAKES

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ccitt bi ds on only one or both
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itles or twAivilculltifee it, bids
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DARLING 0 0 0

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61 Buick

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Camper equipped wifh itove, refrigerafor, etc. Sloop% 4.

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44.1-JIIL.,~, eittlillids, weekendis.
%oo,Il1*.,l;1.*s.j II,y hand and tht; uooni in iijit. cutirthvust at banFIvrida.
beal of tbc court, thist "Oth d§LY ford,
Thu rigiii !r rei,erved to &amp;C. wmi, j,)(--) irototig lit iny Iiijusis.

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WAS'1 E1D I.(p&amp;r1trIcs'd t%aitreaa

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age. l')u. 32-o5S.

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Haiti, Family &amp;

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dit-nigniatd ati oic utwapilijoer Ili
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Shapely blunde plunged into a most ethical advantage. This
heated swimming pool to dem- cou be a fascinating day. Ro~JF-Mmw
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the press and the worst Imp- fering wrtight.
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IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN
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TODAY . . . be, or she, w1U be
Leod: I've developed small lines und I keep nty figure ill control to ollt:,s point of view.
ATinkles sterous my niouth. according to your diet, FIGUIZE
or ,
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Vtluit can I do?'
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I suggest a blach cldffwi rn disintegrate
flouted BWUV tossed between acting in a most
A visit to your dentist may drt.ss and a fragile Wuch hat Thursday from 213-year-old NOel diguified way, to just the exact
opposite, loving the old aud
be of great help. if you wear 'iIeur a string of jicuris, And Steever of Del Air, Md.
for
duutu, you muy huve bud thatiks
the bit ubuut
Whit' she sought to re'af1i I, then turning to the ultra-modthion too long without prolmr 1,11(;UILL CONTROL. If fullow- it public relations niall ex. ern, etc., and wondering why go
adjustment. I ulso suggest you ed faithfully and Properly, it plumed to gaping reporters, the world is as it is, unless
apply cosemotse oil geiiurously MIII help tin overweight uchilet it not re'uU3 a piece of athiet YOU teach ear to chug first
ic wt.-ar. It's 1101. a thing to go the orLhodox and then fit the
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of a box. I remove all buttons, the top and bottom Of tile ill- Problem or solution to a
AQUARIUS (Jan. Zj to Feb.
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cloth Wilt) as large pieces as
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lie-filled with cookies or ciltud.y. spresid
running smoothly in jig tinie.
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be .sure to comcontainer tile servicemen will wallpaper nil(] tilt, refit of the and (Ut thit tiija to a
point
jilete
reports
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find useful, partiLulariiv if he '.'.alh, are good ft
CATIRICORN (Dec. = to Jan
is serving in u dunip area.
unyone know lilt%%- I can remove th eir o'.'.n needles
or
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DEAR FOLLY-To preserve stlt-Lhnig to he done.-MItS. manner is your salvation now,
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ARIES (March 21 to April 19)
which to be proud, Jet him be Your pals of the past now rca•
justly proud, and accept his J,ZC your true worth and give
accolades as a man Humili
you the backing you need in
ty- in the face of ability is
come plan that is vital t
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I guess m attitude makes man has something about

doesn't act like that over at
his mother's place, so why
does he do It
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born couple who were disYour son-in-law is emotionalmac'ed because Americans do
ly still a "big baby," who
not follow tile "charming. old
wants attention. and this is
of taking a
world custom
"getting
litterally
his way of
hos
tess when
to
the
at
small
gift
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doesn't
act
the floor"
way at his mother's house they come for dinner:
Since when is it an 'laid
because she wouldn't put up
lam a fourth
world'
with It Don't Ignore It Tell
him to "work out" his aggre- generation American, and 1
have never gone to anyone's
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smashed a lamp, and then he
broke the leg off a dining

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So pull
YOU have all kinds of chances
We Americans are not
bunch of ninnies- who don't to Pat out from under sonic de., f".11
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know enough to show our up- ceptive condition early and to ,4
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"Whomever the shoe fit,;:" I current Ideas and apply them
can't help but doubt file Sin- to some streamlined project
eerily of a man who is forever
you
can
speaking or his "deer) humili-

wnich is quite often. '
The problem Is. he wrestles
with my daughter (his %%Ire)
an the living room floor. She
gets angry and tells him to

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ABBY: If that
DEAR
"charming old world custom*'
of bringing a small girt to
the lingtiess ever takes hold in
this countmr. so help me.
I'm moving out!
The 'charming' custom of
tipping everybody In sight is
Imild enough. but for it hoste,ss
to expect tier gnesLs Io go
shopping for sonic Useless
trinkvt to show appreciation

when he is at

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DEAR ABBY: I have a son- your daughter idone,
In-law who is nearly 30 years next "leg" he brczii

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A 17.VearVoid girl stands he
fore M lilltcipfll Judge \'erniul
idize today . . . She f;ices 11
driving MAlih, iutou'ated chargi
nd destroying cliv property.
'' How do you pleuit '
the judge.
"Guilty", she Ill ti iubks.
The inot her appears with the
young girl. ''She's married and
not my risponsiblllty," says tile
n'iot her.
The jtid tt' hen N lest i lfl0Ili
from the to officers .
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she got out of the ear . . . stag.
'ered.
. broke a plate glass
window at Ilie jail . . . required
e inc rgcn cy care at the hospital
I low slit, had been drunk
three tinies since her 17111
birthday.
The police officers say she
has been cooperative . . sht'Il
tell who purchased the booze
for her and a friend.
The judge sii'ii'flds her driv•
V?r's license for one year and
fines her $200 or 90 days in
jail and S.'O or 3(1 days in jail
for destroying city property.
The mother pays her fine.

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John C. Meazies
274$ Bedford Way
S'as.ts, Fl..
$100
Mrs. LS.Johnsos
5$$S fleh Ave. N.
St. Petersb.g, Fl..
$100__
Mrs. Wolter Carpenter
1$13 Dlxi. Ae.
Titusville, Fl..

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Ruth 1. Meyer
3306 kit Polm.r
Oiia.d., As.
$100

F. O'C.u.sl

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Sanford, Fl..

- On.s.d koch, As.
• 100

Ta.ips, As.
$100___

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Ornug. City, Fl..

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$100
Mrs. George Vaughan
614 Conastog. Circle

Florence Half

Orlando, Fl..

Prices Effective 'S.
Mon., Tucs, Wcd.,4
May 1-2-3,
1967

winning numbers qlveiu out by phone.

Wiunors pasted In ova
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At the police station a few
minutes later I h e mother
cVtnrs out a warrant for the
guy tover 21) who got her the
booze . . I walk out thinking
maybe we can 5101) this
Maybe.
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It will cost the county about
$11000 to 1111plc nwut the job
c'Iassifivatiou stirs ey . . That
lakes care of the underpaid
110W about the overpaid?
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II utchison Pa rkvay—entrance
to Big Tree Park—gets paved
Itomorrow . . . Cost $10,000.

lO5 West lBi'hSt.

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T. A. Vaughan

Lola McL..d

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$100

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I Icha Village
rad.utss. As.

$100
Harry Lana.
1787 Salle Court
Punts Gordo, Fl.,
$100
Thomas I. Johnson
149 Ruth Road
Dunedin, Fl..
$100
Mrs. I.ucllle Stewart
5300 53rd Street
St. Petersburg, Fl..
$100
Mr. JoImW.Mattby
17715 Gulf Blvd.
St. Petersburg, Fl..
$100
Mr. Nick Staiiqarone
7600 14th St. North
St. Petersburg, Fl..

$100
S. Sladdi
2810 S. Ireete Id.
Es. Gel", Phil.
$100_____
Mrs. Id. Sar,tsss
1735 Sohi Vista St.
Sarsss, Fl..
$100

$500
Mrs. 0. W. I ckl - M
10004 Cart.s Read
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Mrs. Anus Cole
6SO SW* Auu.s
H.ly Nil, As.
$500
Mr. Joseph A. Ward
250 C.,bsit St.
Clearustsr, As.
$100
Mr. Millard D.Bell
1501 Hslwssd Dr.
Or$a.ds, As.

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Dear Mr. Seminole County C
of C (Whoever that may be):
"Ile A Booster"—that's the slogan. Yezzir! And The herald—
as always — is glad to report
glad tidings with all the oomph
we C111 Squeeze, out of type.
Well, f'instancc, look at the
[runt page of Monday's edition.
'Oj) story: "Downtown Sanford
received ANOTI I ER shot-in-thearm today with the announceIncnt of ONE OF THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS IN ITS HISTORY"
Positive or negative?
Right!! Positive! . . - "Recently, Winn-Dixie said they plan
ii $350,0{)0 IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM in that area"
Positive or negative? . . . Pos.
Itive! . . . "Economy Here
Jumps" . . . Positive? . . - Yup!
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"Sidewalk Sales Day a Great
Success" . . . Up or Down?
Up, of course!! . . . 'Superior
Bands Set" . . . How much "up.
per" can you get than "supersuperior.'" . . . "'Report from State
ior?''
Road I)epartment on rust estimates for rights of way and eonMruction of SIX PRIMARY
ROADS and ONE SECONDARY
ROAD IN THE COUNTY being
considered for inclusion in $3
iii,llion bond issue"
Mighty
rosy outlook with a big UPbeat,
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Shhhhh.--those uurosy things
• like "Present employment figtires indicate that unemployment exceeds 6.3 per cent within the two areas or nearly double the norm" . . . 29 per cent
(of the houses In the area) are
"dilapidated" were not from
us but from the City Manager
But The herald reports
ALL the news — natch! — even
when an occasional "unrosy"
etatement conies from an official. Seems that we can't AL.
WAYS avoid a few un!dcasantries—when they hai;pen—just
to emphasize the GREAT flUtIi•
her of things that are ''swinging" for us. Itigt?t "

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VI ATII Fit: Cloudy iund Will-ill till-11 Wvdm'Mday.

(14. Note: Herald %1an.njn Fdifor f'red Van Pelt spent
the, nrnrnin ypsfrr4ay lntervji'jn (ovprnor Kirk on
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Oviedo Set
To PurchaseI,
Water System

Cou nty 'Holds Off'

[lv FR ED VN PF;I;r
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1nre sOil
ro'i hf (roll) nt. O(V a Ic to '' cure the wound' of ocin the.
payroll not year when it 1(lVV1V V.snfc)r(I Na
V\', valAir

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flU'. W.I a the (ip)lliOfl O'pres,.ed ii,,
(lid Kirk III .5
pvr(,nal flC\Vs interview with this reporer here'
Its more than lust Vptittjfl a finger in s hole in the
(lIkee',- aid the Chief Executive as ho' indicated aetjnn on the
state Irvf in rele;uirin2 ern flfly ( VAI1I1tVVS ,,'rrnomv in the kiss
(if
,'he \ 5 V%V
. n it lion annual payroll, )l 115 other e'peiidi.
Me i'1y'uisl (eirkrs iter
hires
I em Owrs('d by Central F"lorid,i
The (nernnr Said thin fleoti;ifiofl V ure progressing in
UtVilities Inc., will Is? pure hnscd
havimt the trainjn school et up at the ha'.e,
by the Town of Oviedo f(
It has heen reported that ;en'r;,l Flertrc plans ,
$14,125.43 85 qoon as pPrpetli il
The County COtuhliisSiOil today SoiiiIiiolt County line, $100,000. 11111 ii tn piiys't'." lit! mztiuituiiu- the hill.
igref-ments with prewrit iiwr;i linnal tramin,_, ;r- hool for ;40111P qW) 4ndent.; annilally. to fit
'I'll" CI pill ill 1.4'4 ioll
held off action proceeding with S(icondary road projects list- vil the prolioAml Inw would 4-1111
art' toyrminnto'(I by the utility. into it S 5t"'r,5ti(,fl5 in Florida • Thi ('hoof wotihsi be located at
ii,rormittion
a $3,000,000 bond progra In for t'tI by the Sit 1)—Sit $27 to (;Ili- for ts'h'uise of )et'itolit4 t'bnt'gt"l
needed rights-of-way P'i31U11tZ tiervillt' rights of Wfl — $100.- with erimo's on "only a promise the' iiI I freon the count J,HIf', the Oviedo Town Council dcciii l S.N %s
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cii last night.
Other than iletetiit ions for the sit ilization of the land and
circuit. jtiele'. proi'ciit ini
the word from tilt, State Road (X)OVI'OUSIIiICI ion, s32011P : Sit to iippvnr in court."
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Councilman
Robert
Ward
at the air hae Governor
Department on what primary .127—construction, S1!4),IK)O. The
"Ove r linif of this pelsolls ti's II''V 11 ml Ite't III li.'fire'
Kirk was va 'uie • in fart, silent .. on any other plans for
;i;ithiorizeoi
to
seek
the
ty'rmina
projects would be included in ('ouIIlt' 8Irt'1I(i' has the ll('C(Ie(I who would he' re'knsed in x1jull ifir silly VliielL'lIII'IIt.
tinn from the utility in order Seniinnlc Comity by his .udmjnistratjnn in the foreseeable
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the five-year-prograni.
rights-of-way.
a fisshibon would mit. appear",
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thatfinal paper work on the' I ftit lire
The board agreed to contact
Senate 11111 .121, which is he- Vhie'elt'r insisto'ol. lit, pointed
iureha 4i' can ha' 5IsedC(l tip
tectioneil :i bout the propose'ej e'tuise'vy ai'reiss Lake
Willard Pee
( )I C onfi al)
ab
State Roading e'oni.Ies-,'il by till- Florida out flit' resulting loss of V(V
When
the
new
¶600.000
wa
t'r
Ii' -up prims city to e'rv" Florida Tee'hnological Univeraity,
MI A Ml IIEA II 1AIli
Hoard member, of the status of Senate, was tei'invil "ill.eonsid- ('nile to tin' fill's uind forfeiture
systt'rn for the' trn n is corn
prngra ni before going ahead
liii
itt
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ct
ron
IIIIII fl (.,)iILrlfflul(,IVit 11)11'' Dv 1111141 Will the additional con (if May''" E
- lii I ht' Mead Manor sy sb in
Vjt ii any rights-of-way project Ha i lbontho mu ii Lee \V hiet' It',' in a ppri' lie'tuling such peri ,.
ly hiii t eel tue Iuu' thus I. Mb as I will i)e(t,Iile,
part, of the' ( ) it'd'
However, Peebles, at noon,
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lists essletus reel the 1 !)6
lie further pointed nilit. Mack
a pitch hefo,Vv the ('ontmuission,
municipal waterworks
told The I lerald that SR .16 from
Whi'ele'r stated his interest N. Cleveland Jr. muid Gordon Ituptullirauu rntiV'titie,ii amid preIn other business, the board :
1-4 west to the Lake Cottiit' iii the 1,111
only ha'- l"ro'dt'i'iik, both (miner iegis- dio'te'd the GOt' will make an
Agreed to pay S2.925 as I he
line; SIt 431; from 1.4 to the elitist' ''it would us Ifet-t my lato rs, have tt.lt,glVanhln(.(I 'l'uii- flfi I)e)tilI('f'Il)e'uit ''Ill the next
tei
shut ri' of the' cos rspre'hen
Orange County hue and Sit 413 busimiuss, hut also ln'o'nuiM' I hahuesset. slitting oppositi o n to olii'.
sive'
th
for the city 's
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bk-h is being dciii.' by the
bridge 'uis ''definitely'' in the
Florida Development Corn in i.
five-year program.
suns. The federal government
The SR 13 informed commis- ___________________________________________________________
of
has already given a
shiners by letter 10(153' that
S3,5110 for tile' project.
costs of rights-of-way for SR 46
Heard announcement by G.
would run to $85,000; SR 431;
AIge'rnon Speer, town attorney,
rights-ofway, $250,000 and Sit
that validation proceedings for
415, $30,000.
the 1)011(1 issue for the water
Right-of-way costs for other
systern will take place May 26
Tallahassee sources told The Herald today "a lot, of struetion loans.
projects were Included in the
Sources suI' the liiil has thi' with Circuit Judge, Vassar Carl - :
letter which totaled $1,485,000. VOtC-tI'a(IiIIg in smoke filled l-ooms" will 1)0 necessary full harking of the Seminole- ton presiding.
this morning before the Port Authority main bill is ifltro(lUced iifl(I Om'ange legislative delegation
At the
Named a committee to consist
both John Fitzpatrick and Ed
has
not
been
introof
Councilman
T. L. Lingo Jr.,
but
that
it
(()f CLAUDE KIRK
Yarborough wanted to wait on its passage assured.
eluceel, its yet, awaiting a tav- and Mayor Lee Gary to have
tile bond issue pending finahiza.
The majorbill calls for guarantee of $60,000 from orable' time to "make a deal" the Doctor's Drive right of-way the Governor replied th at any road planning for S'ynjnoI.
LII)!) of the road program ex(:ounty is entirely In the hands of the State Road Depaitmen
Port Authority to insure coil - with the big county bloc,
surveyed
south
of
the
Seminole
lie
Commended Willard Peebles, o Wildwocid, the Democratic
peeled In June, however, they race track funds for the
I it also was reported th e dde- housing Authority,
holdover
on the State Road Commission for this district.
were outvoted and the board —
Gave B
Ward perunion U)
gatine will kill the i":,ty'5
Water and air pollution, he said, Li .1 matter to be taken
agreed to contact Peeb1cs. Cornig'tofway at the
inmnnuns housing bill amid the clear the
care of from the .4tate level.
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hill calling for creation
The Republican Governor was ask ed if th e state adminjsrapped the board for waiting so
oru
local government study corn- to Mitchell ham mock Road.
long,
plans to assist in any way in bringing about successful
Discussed possible purchase )('
luilSutI011.
"Every day we delay, the
a newer truck for the Fir.' Dc- I fruition of the planning for the St. John.s-Lndian River Canal,
The i'eaoii givell for the
a:crwjy desi.tned to open the it. Johns River to round trip
longer Seminole County will sufto SUt)Uhit a
the local government partment with Lingo
tk'uuth
of
icr," Swofford said.
a rccurnnicnd.itiem by the next boat traffic to the Atlantic Ocean. Re 'va. noncommittal cxconnision bill is that
Costs of other rights-of-way
cern to recall the Legislature hail approved $50,000 for its
Sanford Mule Chorus, under direction of Robert Caurnie study
meeting.
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May 16. with expected passage of the
contructjon
Projects Included were:
but that work was halted before it was
of Deflary, viil present its annual COi3CCl't at p.m.,
new constitution, home rule
SR 46 Mellonville east to th e .
started when the War Between the States was opened in ttn.
in th e Sanford Civic Center with Richard Wentworth Holtz- will be assured.
Governor Kirk indicated that later this month - - . ("he.
proposed Osteen Bridge apVFilIdt,r
MIM1 (})
Sen. Robert Elrod and Rep.
dry cause of the Legislature 11OV being in session") .
proach, $125,000; SR-S-425---SR claw, noted Sanford baritone, as guest soloist.. Mrs. Bettye
he will
John Ducker stated opposition Polk County, heartland of Flor- I re-institute the social events inaugurated by
419 to S.427, $120,000; SR 419— Smith of Sanford is pianist.
his predeeesor.
Carnie and Mi's. Smith, who have been with the eiioi-us to the minimum housing bill Ida's drought-ridden peninsula, hiaydon Burn.';, to raise moneys for ;ckioilarship funds
SR S-520 to SR 425, $65,000; SR.
for deinee 1960, have seen It increase fi'o,,it seveil men to its pres- during the legislative hearings today reported its biggest fire' serving students. He said the first event is planned for late
-S-520—Orange County line to
here. The revised version of the of the season. Flames rae.Vl f May in Miami but he was uncertain when the Central Florida
SR 419, $100,000; University ent :12 members.
of phust" I event would he held. or where. In fact, he ',aiti lie knew
corh'el't
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program
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a
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pities,
acceptable.
versity via SR 426 and Orange. sacred and secular misic selected to suit all tastes,
plans now for hi, appearance in Senitnole County in the near
future.
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sod chan.,ed than the Candidate
to last November.
('nejjtlate Kirk was a jovial, h .uiielshaking, smiling camI
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Rockefeller about a j.s pipeline into Florida, and had flown
Great things are in store for Stensti-oin, Davis and McIntosh fessiomil leaders who met him olV our era were recalled. There about 1:1,900 units
lute) this Capital City late Sunday night. tie said he had had
downtown Sanford if the pur- representing the buyer and A. at a reception when he told was Thomas A. Edison, who wils
The new owner is not .i straug
chase of the Strickland-Morrison Edwin SliInhiolsei' of Shinholset'
Sanford. And little sleep when he greeted us for h1 first appointment of
(lint he would be in town but faintly re,iiembcred; Henry er to Florida or
them
and Co rn - and Logan,representing
rvcscnting the sellfor 3 a.m,
properties on
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was much clearer the PO55it)ilitil'S in this county I We waited
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of Whom Firestone spoke with was delighted at the oppol'tun• A. Firestone. the pioneer tire the way the lakefront, i coining
maker. Thus there COilit'S into along. the progress of the n
confu?i'uce utmiol respect, and VIlV ity.
The name Firestone is, of time., economic life of this City LI ruin and the start of construeIlium Kirk, who will be in close
touch with the development of course, well known to Sanford- ,llafl whose family-line Is iden- tion
hie.iIuda- imuni With a
juills. 'l'he UCW ow Ilel', however, tilted with keen business judg• sniiile 1k' nute.'d ths,tt ie.• ,II.t
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In addition to fantastic buys being offered fly all mer. progratil such as capital outlay

chants, church and civic organizations are participating by and transportation moneys.

Lake; five at South Seminole mage sales, hloening reported.
Elementary; six at South Sem-

Authority officials itty it will
not mean a tax increase,
L.Andowner3 of a s i r i n Ir to
pump and dredge in lakes
would be required to file with

exciting "balloon funds for a quality program, from residential to commercial. delegation lifted the salary the county
civil unginees
ceilim: of the Seminole Courity I plan under a bill approved yea.

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Four at Altamonte and Bear sponsoring such projects as bake sales, book sales, and rum-

DEAR ABBY - I walk by
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City Hall late at night and see
Pete Knowles burning the mid.
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really cares about Sanford . . .
I think School Administrator
Walter Teague Is concerned

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the School Board desires to be ~ the Interdal Improvement Fund

in a position to fix the stipend trustees to deed to the City of

SlumPlan

at any level 30 that it nilly not I

"stymie" iflcreu3ing salaries

The City Commission

of

other sehool, personnel.

when lie suggested an Increase Ing Informally this afternoon on

anford that portion of Lake
Monroe
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bottoniland on which

tho new niarinu-niotel. complex

William flutchisun, Sanford is located. Thu bottomland

Another added attraction Saturday afternoon will

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2i whill, Himilli.-i President G,ordoll
Meyer is sci vnij these USO glils Mum y Washibuui, left, 1111(1 Ey'o (iIt''iman this morning, Coffee Club members pay humi' e to tho local USO

p talking In

branch in observance of USO month.

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a setback of education fot the
The
Demonstration
pro.
boys and girls in our state or gram Paves the
for cleanan iituust, in uti
ulotnt Ing up alum areas under a gentaxes to irovldu fur a quality eral grant.
t.t tilittlOit prorurii
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His suggested teacher puy in- could not be completed at that
oes not conic any. tillie.
where neur
snatching
tile
The commission is expected
teacher suluries ill those states. to decide oil trying to gvt Wt !
"Cutbucks Ili tile stuto fill. extension of tinie ott the ap- i

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uled for 8 p.m. at the Women's tk it wl not approve th e Bassett - is involved in the
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Ott Overbrook seminole
Sem nole ( . ounty Port Author- n Ott .ut:ioruty
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ious promises and statements,"

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buildings, expected to staged here."

one that stands alone

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Demonstration City" pro- city attorney, txplained to tho ~ pre4ently in leused to the city.
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Lyconcert
of
"old
fashioned"
songs presented by the Seminole ents in higher institutions, he ject application, City Manager
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Surely there are some officl ais man; two at Oviedo and one at
High School Glee Club from a truck parked across the street compared Florida, tile ililith W. E. Knowles reported.
a goo job.
Sanford Junior High School.
from Cowan's.
largest state in the nation,
The present deadline for the
Abby
with three larger states-Ohio, project Is .May I. Howe v er. in-

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Architect John Burton's pro. bombing"of the downtown area.
sit in once in awhile at County
much Iess art education proJ. E. Howling, president of We Care Merchants who are grain which would be considern
to
them
1imin:9'
plans for the structe
Commission and lis
squabble over "clay" and get so tures are expected to go to Tal. sponsoring the event, said today, "The stores have contributed ed first in the nation. Tile bi

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WEATHER: Siraltered showers, cooler tbrti P'riflny.

and listen to these "
live wire"
guys like Pauluccl, 1%[cNulty,

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to drop out of DST if it wishes
at the' next legislative session

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For Sidewalk Sales

But lie wiid lie felt- most of
tilt- writers had been "
directed"
lb~' Organizations. and said lie
didn'
t know Ito%, the avi
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Republicans strongly opposed
Chiles' measure. &amp;n L A Ba

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lurid, lit- said he and other sen•
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Slams, Southward and think
The School Board plans to
first Ili tile nation in educa- ning to consider the request of legislation by, tho 1(wal Ielexathese are the guys that are open bids on 27 portable build.
Lion, and I will find the Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Goldman tion i tantamount to approval
gonna make this town some- Ings at an estimated cost of
money.'A cutback In the edu- to rezone a parcel of property by
the Legislature 3i a
Sanford's "Sidewalk Sales" Friday and Saturday will he cation budget of $66.4 million located one block north of SR whole.)
thing to be proud of. .. Thes&amp; $113,000 th e last week In May,
are the guys . . . But then I Administrative Assistant Wal- highlighted Saturday afternoon by the dropping of gift certifl. does not allow s u f f I e I e n t 436 off Winter Park Drive
Amon— othor3 yesterday, tho

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sit at Industrial board meetings

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from to !7 per month beiflnifl
Monday,
h'rift .1. 1,
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IfrhI)y reiiorted today.
The rsiiqeq will he given
to
hring
the alarje info line
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minimum
reeommen(Ineveryone believes in you.
pp
I ti(pn.,; innflp in thob job rfnq,;ifiI read your column and like
F
ration arnl WR(' survey recentit very much. There you once
R. 1'
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"No mention wits nintle tif millimi Cov. Chiude Kirk an- fact (livre wiv; im mviltifill it] ly completed by Frank C.
"I
-wrote: "When the salt has
of
public
instruction
vnrned
capital
improvements
in
the
nnuiicvd
Inst night would be the governor's n(Idress of caplost its savor, who shall savor
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meeting earlier in th e
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ni:ik statewide in higher edo- ital outlay funds. We have week, the County
it again?" What is the an- today, th e governors plan call- governor's address.
Commissioning
for a deposit on paperback
swer?
"It would appear that the cation.
plannerl
at, Seminole Junior rr., officials and fee officers
textbooks would be "tile first
Thanking
much for
"If
it
tilt
to
ih'
plaui
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for
a
calling
deposit on
to oust, ut t p rmsinent agre. d to place dl ounty rn
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I - chn4e of paperback textbooks would he t niitd-in 1xevs; of $20 iiiiI- I( tilit
reply, I remain truly
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Ploy on the minimum rec.,m.
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parents."
yours,
.
the
first
step
toward
th e ntir Iioii-is made, there are 14eVIflc'Ilde(1
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salaries by May 1. In
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H.
A regular subscriber
erni allertintives to be taken,
chase of textbooks by par.
fo
11(iffition,
they
aRreed
to
rinz
such a program could through
0 0 0
next
year
of
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0 . . delegation chairman
nolle of NVIllell are Road," Dr, "'
ents
nil county employes under the
necessity call for additional ad
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DEAR RE GUI AR SUBtnted. 4d5,IIi,ry in jtmor colleges but no provi- Hoard of County Commisioners stay over for another 30 days posal hy the delegations'
a
for further In- SCRIBER -Aren't you feeling
The governor lists evidently creases will have to Ile elimin- s
llment
expected
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Step
completely
with
the
in
tended.
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nr(ler
to
"clean
tip"
:ill
the
~orney.
This
primarily
wfli
creases iii
sorry for ourself. Look at the
been nilsinfot med by his ziil is. ated or lot al suppui t will have ilurin
program by Oct 1 Fee offi"W e are told that
at m u r, ors Dr
this
legislation feung them fi oni permit the condemnation of
,ir m.
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. Fan Weldon president to be increased. I th ink this
(•'.rs' t•mployea salaries will he
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still particularly disturbed
I.iluin prnpertieq.
of Seminole Junior College would, Ile fill unrealistic ill)doing for your town ? DoWt
completely adjusted by Jan. 1. local and state level.q.
about
the
governor'n
comments
you take a negative approach a astate or a given area when said today while expressing his proach to our needs.
,rnn of the 11-mernher iem- i The local xnvernment study
fine school system is availIlege Student-facto every th ing that happens? able The school program ad- concern about II' cuto
ulty ratios lie mentioned it i
1 .5-member committee to
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to
one
student
to
faculty
ratio.
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so-nt-spt,nt ninst of wefinmst- oome tip in 15 months with a
If you criticize something, do night, in his address on eduin'
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The state average last year
pouring over propo wd proposal t itreamlina coun ty
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Abby tion is not compatible with this
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was 25 to one and the average
I measures from Seminole Coun- ! zovernment, was que.4tioned by
Ct
thinking. it would seem that
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some, passing Ducker, who wanted specifies
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appron
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ry little progress in edt'sn.
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good
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exceedingly
o
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for
some
futi
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study
nd on the e\p.'nditum of funds.
BY - You know tion can be made under such a
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tichool
in
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fim.
yessot.
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piz~~on-holin&amp;Z"
others.
; Elrod naniod Ducker, Rep. Jan
sometimes you can accomplish program, should it be enacted. i`j'1~
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by
its
chairman,
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pproach.
kl.
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grams will continue to be sup.
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neck
Somebody has to stick his
teachers salaries can be in,.
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ported. We arc In a growing
gation was in a receptive mood study the issue and
port
out. I'm elected . or Chosen creased in four Installments
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position
hero
and
allowances
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A
crowd
of
residents
is
ex.
for
Seminole
legi
lation,
giving
later.
s
s my job.
a . . or, feel it'
over a two-year period, under
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will certainly have to he made pecte(I to be present lit the quick approval to non-eontrov11
318o has un.
Yours,
~ The deleir-ttion
the Minimum Foundation
for this growth.
public
hearing
of
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the
Casselersial
niatter.
i.
but
zivimr
seri,
dor
a
-itudy
:k
revision
in this
Broken-hearted gram. The increase is needed ;
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Board
of
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those
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roan
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bridge
now.
Et-nest Cowley, president of Tuesday evening to protest th e sues in whith questions were taxes. The county presently
DEAR BROKEN-HEARTED
the Seminole Education Asso- planned construction of a sub- raked. And Rep. John Docker levies much tax and returns
-What are you trying to say?
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half to the municipalities. Cit..
Abby
Clitude Kirk-

knew. I like this town

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concurring. require ft constitu- said. adding that Florida niHy
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on the St. Johns River

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has a sponsor in every state dum bill on DST apparently

The memorial by Reeves. a legislature to introduce identical

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With House approval coming tile "National Project Prayer ponents said nothing prevented
on a D2-22 vote Tuesday. Rep. for Constitutional Amendment" individual prayer by students.
James Reeves'prediction might an orgiiniZiltiDn WiliCil he said

bear some weight,

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FLAVORS HAWAIIAN
DRINKS
and A&amp;P DRINKS and JUICES. Also Weiche's Weldiade,
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and showed how they are milked for venom for Cub Scoit, Pack 240
St. Mary-Magdaen Parochial School in Altamonte Springs. Holding
Florida pine snake with the men are Cubs Jackie Pizer
Creson.
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Afrn icier nfrJ he will tetftit
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to be the Last Will and Test.meat of the said decedent has

been admitted to probate In said
Court.
You are hereby commanded
within sIx (6) calendar month.
from the date of the first publication of this Notice to appear
In said Court and show cause,
if any you can, why the action
of said Court in admitting said
Will to probate should not stand
unrevoked,
Karyiyle Ilousholder
County Judge
Gurney, Skolfield &amp; Frey
Attorneys at Law
P. 0. Hex 1510
Winter Park, Florida 22759
PublIsh April 7 &amp; May 4, ii, 18,
IN I'I'JCI) 5 '1' .1 '1' H N DISTRICT
1967
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ILOItIiJt, OULANI)O i)iViNIO
Jo Ike Court of the County No. 66.2(15 OnI-CIw— UNITED
JsMge, 1r1ao). County, 51St. of
TATEH OF AMERICA, PlainFlorida, I. I'robat.
tiff. vs. H(JI{L P. SUTHERLAND
Is re the Estate cii
sad BETTYE Ii. SUTHERLAND,
CLIFFORD JOEL I1IJRSTOJ,
its wife, Defend.nts.—Nñ'JCI
Deceased. (iF SALE— Notice is hereby givFINAL NWTJCE
sn that pursuant to a Final LieNc,tice is hereby given that ree of Foreclosure entered on
the undersigned will, on the 24th Vcbruary 13, 1967 by the iiboVs
day of April, A. Li. 3967, present - utitled Court in the above
to the Honorable County Judge styled cause, the undersigned
of Seminole County, Florida, her Llnited States Marshal or any
final return, as Administratrix f his duly authorized deputies
of the Estate of Clifford Joci will sell the property situate
Hurston, deceased, and at said a Seminole County, Florida destime, then and there, make ap- ribed as; Lot 9, Biock ti. SUNplication to the said Judge for a .ANI) EW1'ATES, a subdivision,
final settlement of tier adminis- tccording t the l'l.t thereof
tration of said estate, and for an is recurded in P1st hook 13,
order discharging her as such Pages 16 to fl, PublIc Records
Adnzinl.tratrta.
1 Seminole County, Florida, at
Dated this the 24th day of public outcry to the highest and
April, A. Li. 1967.
a,t bidder for cash &amp;t 13:00
Willie L. Turk
oon on Tuesday, May 9,
on
As Administratrix of the h. steps of the Seminole Counistate jf
.y Courthouse, Sanford, Florida.
Clifford Joel Huraton,
Dated; Starch *1, 1967.
Deceasd
JOHN E. MAGUIRK, SR.
G. Aadrew Spear
1T',ttd $tst. Msrnh.!
131 W. Commercial Street
Middle District of Florida
Sanford, l'1orida
l(ENDELI4 W. WIIERIIY
Attorney fur Adininistratrix
tsaista:zt United State. Attorney
Publish AprIl 27 &amp; May 4, 11, II, Ittorney for Plaintiff
1967
'ublish AprIl 6, 13, 20, 27, 1967
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SEMINOLE COUNTY legislative matters were considered yesterday by
1he Seminole-Oi-ange delegation at Tallahassee, beaded by Sen. Robert
ii. Elrod tbeuLtd), chairman, From lelt: William hut.ciiison, Sanford
city attorney; Mack
Cleveland Jr., city special legal counsel; Rep. Jiui
Fortune, Rep. E. Pope Bassett, Harold Johnson, county attorney, and John
Alexander, county commission chairman.
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UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs. ROBERT WILLIAM
PUTNAM and BETTYE U. PUTNAM, hi. wife, Defendants.—
NOTICE OF SALK— Notice is
hereby given that pursuant to a
Summary Final Decree of Foreclosure entered on February 20,1967 by the above entitled Court
in the above styled cause, the
undersigned United states Marshal or any of his duly authorIzed deputies will sell the property situate in Seminole County, Florida described as: LOT 28,
BLOCK Q, SUNLAND ESTATES,
according to plat thereof recorded in Pint Hook II, Pages
16 to 22, Public Records of
Seminole County, Florida, at
public outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash at 12:00
noon on Tuesday, May 9, 1967
on the steps of the Seminole
County Courthouse, Sanford,
Florida. Dated: March 31, 1967.
JOHN E. MAGUIRE, alt,
United States Marshal
Middle District of Florida
KEN!)ELL W. WHE1IRY
Assistant United States Attorney
Attorney for Plaintiff
l'ubilsh April 6, 13, 20, 27, 1067
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COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
C. J. Vfle Nu. SZSS
IS RE ESTATE OF
KRISTIAN A.. .1UTHE.
Deceased.
NOTICE OF PROUATE
'THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST-

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V N I T K I) STATES I)ISTUIVT
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No, 6fl-fl On-div
UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs. EDWIN M. NOWELL
and FELICIA T. NOWELL, his
wife, I)efendants.—NOTICE OF
SALE— Notice is hereby given
that pursuant to a Final Decree
of Foreclosure entered on Febrtanry 6, 1967 by the above entitled Court in the above styled
cause, the undersigned United
States Marshal or any of his
(I uly a iii ii on zod deputies will
sell the property situate In
Seminole County, Florida dencr1 lIed an: lt 66, SIINI4AND
ES'l'A T1-S, 1"! Rs'r A DDITI ON,
according to the flat thereof a
recortis'ii in Pint Hook 12, pages
97 ftfld 98, Public Records of
Seminole County, Florida at
public outcrt to the highest
and best bidder for cash at 12:00
noon on Tuesday, May 9, 196?
on the steps of the Seminole
County Courthouse, Hanford,
Florida. Dated: March 31, 1967.
JOHN K. MAGUIRE. SR.
United States Marshal
Middle District of Florida
ICENDELL W. VHERRY
Assistant United States Attorney
Attorney for Plaintiff
Publish April 6, 13, 20, 27, 1967
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FICTITIOUS NAME
NOTICE I hereby given that I
am engaged in business at Rt.
I Box 217 Maitland, Seminole
County. Florida, under the fictitious name of Central Drywall,
nnl that I intend to register
said name with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Seminole County,
Florida, in accordance with the
provisions of the Fictitious
Name Statutes, to-wit: Section
565.09 F'iorlda Statutes 1957.
Sig: J. W'. Maturen
Publish April 6, 13, 20, 27, 1967
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No. 66-131 Oni.Clv, — UNI'rED
HTATE.S OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs. I3enjamni n F'. Fink, et at,
Defendants—NOTICE OF SALE
—Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to a Summary Final
Decree of Foreclosure entered
on February 20, 1067 by the
above entitled Court iii the
ubo'.' styled cause, the undersigned United States Marshal
or any of his duly authorized
deputies will sell the prOpLrty
situate
in
Seminole County,
Florida described as: Lot 1,
HUNLANI1 ES'I'ATE, FIRST
ADDITION, a subdivision, according to the piat thereof as
recorded In Pint Hook 12, pages
97 and 98, Public Records of
Seminole County, Florida, at
public outcry to the highest
and best bidder for cash at 12:00
noon on Tuesday, May 9, 1967
on the steps of the Seminole
County Courthouse, Sanford,
Florida. Dated: March 21, 1967,
JOHN K. MAGUIRK, SR.
ljnitetl States Mas-sl:al
Middle District of Florida
ICENDEI4L, W. WIIEIIItY
Assistant United States Attorney
Attorney for Plaintiff
I'uhlish April 6, 13, 20, 27, 1967
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Mechanix Illustrated. Recently, he took out an SST hardtop
the holc kit and caboodle."
equipped with a 343 Cu. in. Typhoon V.8 for an exhaustive
And the looks?
bericsofroad tests,llowdidourExcitcnlent Machineperform?
"As sharp in appearance as a thousand-dollar bill. Anti
"In roadahility and performance, it would top most of' from a cost angle, Rebel's not oerpriced."
the newer specialty cars, There's absolutely no plowing and
This is your kind of e.witcnlent, created by American
little body roll, The whole feel of the car, when going over ruts
Motors. A company that has created an entire Line of six-pass
gr across dirt roads, is excellent."
senger xeitement Machines that give you more excitement fog
What about comfort?
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the money.
"It's extremely comfortable and relaxing to drive, Iii
See your American Motors/ Ratnbkr
straight-line driving the SST is as coml'ortablc as the Jell-O
ca1er. He'll convince you the l9ô7 RebeL
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is the best intermediate built in the country
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how about Rebel's new four-link rear suspension?
today. Then do what Tom MeCahill did.
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Take a test-drive.

American Motors builds your kind of car
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MIAMI (ftP)
Thirsty ani.
mals search the dried, crusty
mud flat-a of the- Everglades.
Lake Okecehobee- is down more
than a foot and residents in
the Keys have been asked not
to wash their cars.
Southern Florida is in the
grip of its worst spring
droughts in a quarter century.
And the forecast is not
pl'C)fll isi ng.
U. S. \enthc'r Bureau fore- -,
caster Raymond Knaft is predicting only a "little shot of
i-am in extreme Not-th Fbi-ida
today. It doesn't- look very
promising for Central or South
florida," he says.
Knaft. said spring rainfall in
the area stretching front
Tampa to Miami southward
has bee-n negligible.
The problem is magnified in
the Keys where resident-s depend upon an 18-inch pipeline
for most of their water.
Edwin F. Tz'evor, manager
of the commission which operat-es the aqueduct, says one
major fire would deplete the
reserve tanks.
Civilians have been asked to
forego car washing and lawn
NORWALK, Coun, (AP)
sprinkling. Officials at the
U.S. Naval installation have The Rev. Eugene Carson Blake,
ordered families living on Base general secretary of the World
Council of Churches, has conto conserve water.
Animals moving northward demned U.S. policy in Vietnam
from their 'Glades homes are as leading the nation "to tragic
being slaughtered wholesale as
they attempt to cross the Ta- disaster."
miami Trail to reach the
canals.
Every morning motorists see
fIock of turkey buzzards
FIcTITIOUS NAME
feasting on raccoons, opossum, NOTICE
IS hereby given that I
rabbits, foxes, bobcats, anna- am engaged in business at 311
dubs, snakes, turtles and frogs Granada Court, Sanford, Semi.
nole County, Florida. under the
that have been crushed beneath fictitious name of AUC Dynamic
Electronics, and that I Intend
the wheels,
to register said name s'ith the
Smoke from massive grass. Clerk
of the Circuit Court,
land fires in the Everglades is Seminole County, Florida, in acw-ith the provisions of
hazing the Gold Coast and cordance
the Fictitious Name Statutes, toGov. Claude Kirk has banned wit: Section S6.09 Florida Staopen fires in tinder-dry Polk tutes 1957.
Sig: James T. Talmadge, Jr.
County. Forest rangers in Col- l'ubilsh April 13, 20, 27 &amp; May
lier and Monroe Counties have 4, 11167
watched helplessly as thous- D D M -52
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CLAY has been donated by 11. M. t'ocln'an (if Lake
Mary and delivered by men of the Marine Corps to
the Altamonte SprIngs 1)811 dIamond for necessary
Improvements on the- fiel(1 used by sonic 700 South
Seminole Little Leaguers (top photo). Other mi.
lwovements lanned by citizens and l)8l'Cnts
youths using the facility are painting the concession stand and rebuilding bleachers, Pi'act lee games
of the Little League nt'e being carried on at the
Longvood Field (bottom photo) on which needed
renovation was recently completed.

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TA9LAHASSEE lATh—A si,. met members, mostly money sadly nut of touch with reauiUcs tonal expenditures," he said
Hc'signal$nn of Orville John'1135,475,000 budget, carved to a budgeted for new personnel,
and arc more eoneern(d with
The governor said the "ed
son ill a' attorne" for the 'tlldel1eate balance with "the am]- Kirk blasted educational ad- spending than with teaching.
crats"
;'rre
"arrogant
in
tile
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age of North flnlnndct was acpci, not the axe," was presented ministrators as he discussed the
"Education has assumed an
belief
that
nobody
hns
the
p
"to the Legislature Wednesday educational cuts. Calling them Importance that hns made pubI c'epted in special session of the
ighL by Gnv. Claude Kirk.
educational bureaucrats, or "ed- lie officials almost afraid to Jiticiil courage to question the
'ihlage council Monday night
xnil.
ucrats,"
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he
said
they
are
often
after
questioning into reasons
suggest
a
elos
look
at
educabudget
requests
.
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he
had
attendc'd a recent hear- ,,,
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He recommended a joint th
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force representing the gave
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—that were sliced as he "cut
nor's office and the Legislatur
ing
to
bids for village insurance.
out every Inch of fat" to keep
to study what must he done I.0
Complaints
had been register4gb pledge against new taxes.
achieve quality education I
ed
with
(he
state
hoard terming
" Pointing out that. the recomthe
awarding
—
of
village bust.
Jlzneadatjcms Included $R5.7 mUKirk also said the budget TCI
ness
to
the
firm
represented
by
lion for a staggered teacher pay
ommendations represented th
Chanls Mcintosh, village counraise, Kirk said that the needs
"start of a long overdue pr
c'ilman,
a "conflict of interest,"
of the state "will he met—and
cess of streamlining and conso
After
investigation,
the hoard
met fully."
idathui that will materially ad d
decreed
the
move
was
not In j
"We are going to live happily TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Flor- go along with Kirk's program. to our capability."
conflict
with
an'
state
insur•
CAPT. HERBERT N. HOUCK, NAS Sanford commanding officer, accepts
within our means," be said in a ida Education Association Presi- He said a "change of emphasis" lie recommended the elimini
ance Jaw and the contract was
the
"tISS Winter Park," on behalf of the Unfted Sthtes Navy. The cx'aI't
lobbying
will
be
made
lion
of
four
minor
agenciet
--television address. "V'e do not dent George Dabba said today in FEA
found
to be entirely legal.
rring
their
duties
to
ott
'fleed new taxes.
was a gift from the citizens of Winter Park to the men of the USS Lowe
statewide with concentration on "certain tra
3osn
said he attended the
there could be a
]fl operation
the coast of Vietnam.
(Navy Photo by Wendt, PH).
legis I a t a r a and certain pro- en departments and Suggeste d
Kirk took the
hearing
upon invitation of one-teacher vote on sanctions If the grams"
that the Legislature study th
.a'eeauzmcndstkm of£1,367,203,000
the State
of
the
complainants
and out of
Cabinet and added $1.5 million Florida Legislature adopts Gay. in answer to a question, Dahbs possibility for further econom:v
'illage
and of his
interest to the
--for a state.financed war on Claude Kirk's education pro- said the FEA did not advocate by combining the State Board a
'nIme and $75,000 for an ocean- gram,
teacher strikes in any form. Health, the State Welfare Dc
- ography program before mak- "The voting machinery is set Sanctions would have more ci- partment, the Crippled Chil
dren's Commission, Vocationa
.4Z1g the cuts,
up, the ballots ready to go," he fect
feated by a 3-2 'øte- with Corn,. ,
In
discouraging
teachers
to
Rehabilitation
an.i the Counci
"1 know I am letting inyscif said at a Capitol news confer- take jobs in Florida.
NAPLES (AP)
Without put. case without, calling several wit- conclusion other than that the cilmen Cba lea Rowe]), Jay
Each year, he said, the state for the Blind.
In for a storm of criticism," once.
Wetz and Mcintosh against, and
uv whi ting the defendant m the stand, nesses flown in from New' York. cause of death
"There
isn't
one
of
"If all we get is what the needs 9.090 new teachers,
Kirk said after outlining the
o'd Brown and Granville
U the defezse today rested its case
CSFy 31
doesn't
know
how
The state closed it case TuesDr. Frank B. Cleveland. mcd'gures. But he pointed out that governor has recommended, I Dabbs said he "wouldn't dig- yield to tcmpt.atio'--to ape-nc
in the first degree murder trial day hut continued to call rebut- ical examiner of Cincinnati. It's- Brown, for.
the total was $280 million more would say we will probably go nify with an answer" Kirk's reAction h' 1-he council to fill
a bit more thami you ha'c of Dr. Carl Collpolino
tal witnesses for an hour after tified Wednesday as a rebuttal
than the state is spending this to sanctions," said the head of marks about "educrats" who and hope It will all vork out it
the
attorney's position Is expectwitness for the state that CarCopjrnlino, who testified in his the defense rested.
biennium,
Fiorida's most powerful teacher arr a g a n t ] rule over school the end," Kirk said.
Monday night at the regular
awn behalf last December when
The state alleges that Coppoli- nit'la dnth was due to "intoxi- ed
The protests were not long In organization,
budgets and have no contact
May meeting.
"But
if
your
state
go'ernntCfl1
4.
in
financial
trouble
cation
with
succinylc'holine."
he was acquitted of the murder no.
coming.
Dabba, an Altamonte Springs with teachers.
does that, it must make up tht of a neighbor in New .lersev, killed his 32-veer-old wife with
Cleveland, who examined UsState School Supt.. Floyd school principal, said Kirk's re-c- Meanwhile. FEA Executive difference by increasing the tax
Iunnesoti s chain of mounSLi('
and photographs of the al
was accused here in the death of muscle-relaxing drug to eollc'cj
Christian called Kirk's propos- ommendatians would represent Secretary Ed Henderson said
injection sitC, said that in tains known as the Mesahi
(5
$65,00hJ life insurance and con- h1:c
his wife.
ala "shocking" and a "back- "losses In most areas over the Kirk is the first major political
Carmela was alive Range probably contains more
opinion
"To
add
to
our
tax
burden
fox
"11 It pleases the court." said tiritic a "life of luxury" as tue his
ward step." Be said it was 1965 session."
when injected and died "in a iron ore than any other region
leader in his 19 years with the the illusory benefit of fragment
"difficult to believe that they Fiscal proposals for public FEA ever to break a personal ed programs contrived within defense attorney F, Lee Bailey husband of Mars' Gihon 39
relatively short period of time in the world.
"the defense rests. He closed his wealthy divorcee,
are being presented for serious schools amount to a "travesty of commitment.
an hour or less.
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the
grossly
inadequate
frame________________________________
consideration,"
Medical experts testified for
cut-backs, freezes, phase-ins and
Dei'nse Attorney F. Lee BailHenderson's charge that Kirk work of our ancient constitution
the state that chemical tects on
House Speaker Ralph Tuning- studies." he said, and would be broke faith with teachers fol- would he to ignore the real reCa
rmcla exhumed death
ton contended Kirk's cuts In a "cruel hoax" on Floridians.
Jawed heavy- attacks on the GOP sponsihility of government in
based hLs opirnonof a finding of
money for vocational education
He said the governor' teacher governor's budget address by the 20th century," he said.
acid
riCh1
caused by a toxic overdose of
and exceptional children would salary proposal provides less Democratic legislative leaders The governor contended that
"virtually mutilate" those pro- than a "bare minimum" and Wednesday night.
the Legislature's recent decision
grams.
would leave Florida below the A top Republican, Senate Miconsider constitutional revisSenate President Verb Pope national average, It would dras- nority Leader C, W. Young of ion after completion of the regsaid the proposals would set d tically curtail, he contended, Pinches Park, meanwhile hailed ular session was political.
the state could li .id to an
ucatlon back 21) years and both teacher recruitment programs. Kirk's proposals as fulfillment of
BdIJe recalled Dr. C. Joseph
"What this means to you and
of the legislative leaders pointJAMES
LUtE
MAHAN
Umberger,
chief toxicologist for'
"Even now a recruiter who a promise to balance Florida's me is that the people who live
James
Luke
Mahan,
79,
a
the
New
ed out That Kirk did not men- goes looking for 600 teachers budget.
York City medical cxin Florida today must pay the
aminer, whose chemical anal'lion his campaign pledge for comes back with 12." he said.
STAMP OUT
He said those people who cost of providing schools and winter visitor to Sanford reproperty tax relief.
sis turned up the succinic acid,
Dabbs called Kirk's proposal will be affected the most will roads and hospitals and other siding at 4Q Elliott Avenue.
a component of succinylchohine.
in making the budget cuts, for paperback textbooks, with "scream a lot" and predicted public facilities that will be died Wednesday at Seminole
Umberger said he had never
Memorial
Hospital.
Kirk recommended that. the to' students making initial deposits, the budget message will be "cx- used for years to come by many
None are quits so alone as
tal
The stranger In town, or the
tested
for the drug in a tiotniHe
was
a
former
city clerk
for education—the biggest a hack-door approach to elirul- tremely controversial" In the additional people, who should
newcomers to the neIghbordde case before. Bailey asked If
APRIL
g
of Clay,
, it
and - kIso had
program In the budget—bc cut nating the free textbook sys- Legislature. "'
these
coats—but
won't,"
OO
tibre
by *66.4 mIllion,
he
w-asn't
dealing
in
theory
Admissions
worked as an insurance repretern.
Henderson "
said 1rk broke a be said.
Be said this could be
Joyce
Oak-es,
Judith Engle- the'ri.
sentative,
Be
was
a
Mason
and
done bY "It would be unusual," he personal promise to go along Referring to the bonding powholdIng off
I gave you theory which you
van pulled away...howyou
Phillip
Enders,
Ricky Se.a
member
of
the
Methodist. man,
an additional llbr- said, "for an adult to carry with state School Supt.. Floyd er of the proposed new constitu'
more than half wished you'd
't refute," said Umberger.
wiii'd,
Margaret
Anderson,
\'jl
didn
ary, kindergarten and cxecp- around a paperback all year Chris t I a n and unequivocably lion, Kirk said that the ability Church.
never come?
Coppolino's mother, A ii n a
Survivors are his wife, lrs. lie Charles Mitehel, Warren G.
tionul
child
units
authorized
by
and
still
have
It
in
good
shape
back
a
$5,000
annual
minimum
to
issue
even
a
limited
amount
the 1965 Legislature, raising th end of the year."
Vera But,ner, Wayne Coppalino, testified for the de1eelingi such as thefe,L.t
salary for teachers - with no of state bonds would take an Un- Mainie Mahan of Sanford; a
university tuition b3' $50 and
- tense that Marjorie Farber, her
the Welcome Wagon Hostess
Gager,
Michael
Beckizm,
Billie
The FEA official said he did mention of installment increas- fair burden off the present pop. son, Robert B, Mahan, and ii
Ig greetings and gifts to
Ma.
Thomas,
Charlotte
Whe]ehel,
son
a
former
mistress,
had
told
creasing
instructor-student
ra- not think the Legislature would es.
ulation of the fastgrowing state. granddaughter, Miss Ann
tins
In junior
colleges.
her more than onc,e she "want ban, both of Sanford, and a Sanford; Glen C. Stephenson, ecHo
Help sta
tatra
Going through the budget re
Cal.
Call
WelWagon '
Euline
Peterson,
Delt,ona;
Wanbrother,
Claude
M.
Mahan,
a.Td
*
*
quests of other agencies, Kirk
.e, c aims thdt Mrs.
a sister, Mrs. Alma Kemper, dii Ellsworth, Geneva; Carrie Fasked cuts of $14.5 million and
Hampton, Osteen; Lewis H. went to authorities after idow.
both of Marion, Ky.
pledged to save another $18 muVIRGLNIA PETROSKI
Gnanikow
Funeral
Home,
bor'to,
Orlando.
lion through " a new standard
lino spurned her in favorof
Lawmakers Face Extra 30 Days
P
Births
Sanford, will forward the body
of efficiency and eeoncimv in
-- Mary Gibson, and told them
TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Flor- tative approval as east coast Re- to end once and for all talk of to Clay, ky., -for service and
Mr, and Mrs. Barry Oukes, Carmela had been slain.
government operation."
HELEN DEYRIES
idu
legislators today were faced publicans fought among them- moving the capital to Orlando.
Sliriford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs.
burial.
Coppotino was acquitted in I
Although budgets generally
S S,emlnoi.
He said the drive, spurred by
.lohn Engkman, Sanford, a - New Jersey in December of a
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Include a certain percentage with a proposal to extend the selves.
hA1
TOOKE
session up to 3(1 days and a govThe Senate decided in a one- Sen. Lee Weissenborn. D-Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L, charge of murdering Mrs. Farthat cannot be spent because
b-ANNA BRUMFIELD
erncr' urging to inp almost 10 sided 'oice vote to approve "has put an economic pall over
b-Anna
authorized ;)crsonnel arc not
P. O.Bo
Brumfield,
fIVe. Chnvis, Sanford, a girl; Mr ber's husband, retired Army
per rent from total budget re keeping the tatc capital in Ta]- the community the like of which year-old
znc1 Nr,. Alic a Hampton, ç_ Col. William E. Farber. Mrs.
available and other reasons,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
of agencit-s.
MILDRED HANEY
1nliasste, which one senator said I've never seen."
Farber testified at that trial
Kin: listed among the cti1
Mi-s. Duiia]cJ Iirunifield, former - tet-ti, a girl.
rUg work already has been hit With an
"We're
Floridians
too,"
Borne
that she was a "love slave" of
million which wont rca1l be
i)ichuarges
and problems—on education, "economic pall" because of said. "You can't build a good residents of Cherokee Circle,
"°
SOPHIE EAES
Nyrlenc
Bullard,
Snru
Louii;e
the
doctor and aided him in the
spent, even though we
Sanford, died April
i
ad valurem taxation and consti- move-the-capital talk.
Florida
by
destroying
the
leg
615.4403
prcthite them."
Wright.-Puttoraon AFB Hoe.- Cross, Eric Lundeen, icancy slaying.
tut.ion revision. House Speaker
The
bill
to
move
the
new
4th
just
because
it
isn't
as
vita]
as
D.Barr
He also included a $1.6 nul.
pital, Ohio.
Mullett and baby boy, John
Ralph Turlington said he would district court was stopped be- the heart."
lion Increase in beverage h1 introduce
She was born Oct. 31, ii, Roberts, Sammie Lee Myles Jr.,
a resolution today fore it went to the governor by
Borne said Senate approval of
cense fees and p1.5 million seeking the extension.
in
Sanford.
Sanford; Francis Leroy Lee,
a lone Democrat, Rep. Ted A]. the resolution was a virtual or"surplus" from the funds of
Survivors,
other
than
her
Lake
Monroe; James Martin,
Appropriations committees set varez of Jacksonville who voted der for the state to build the
regulatory agencies which the to work titter Republican Got'.
parents,
are
a
sister,
Dorothy;
Osteen;
Linda Deter, Orinond
"yea" in the 74-42 balloting and two planned extensions to the
state will get under legislation Claude Kin: gave a clearer inthen moved to reconsider the Capitol, facilities he said would four brothers, Donald Jr., Dan- Beech; Henry Haliman, Pier.
which Is not yet approved.
dicatiun last night of what he 'oW.
express "an emerging philoso- iel, David and Dale; paternal son.
The $14.5 million figure from l.is should be spent.
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3ib.
- Alvarez said he wanted indian phy that the Legislature is goother agencies also included
lit' asked the Legislature to River County (\'ero Beach) Re- ing to be more than part-time." DanielBnumfield of Spring- __________________________________________________________________________________
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$3.2 million proposal to shift add $87.3 million to the budget publicans to have additional
AUCTION
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Meanwhile, the House passed field, Ohio, and xu a t e r ii a I
costs of fire T)roweuon from the c'oriimission. initial biennium time to amount a defense the first bill to reach the floor grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
state to the counties under the reconinwndation of $1.37 billion, against Palm Beach County Re- during the session. Rep. Mary Howard Andrus, Clark County,
State Board of Forestry and a hut reduce that recommendation publicans.
Grizzle's "icebox bill" making it Ohio.
C
$3 znlillun increase in agricul- by $115.ti million in other areas.
The Paizzi Beach delegation, a misdemanor to discard a reFuneral services were contural fees which arc not yet
Initial reaction followed parti- all GOP. contended the Vero frigerator with the lock attached dueled Monday with burial in
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•
authorized by the Legislature. san lines, with powerful Demo- Beach site was only temporary and the crime of manslaughter Glen Haven Memorial Gardens,
.ATIIC
Under the cuts for the various cratic leaders giving Kirk's re- and that it belonged In Palm if It results in a child's death. Ohio.
z
agezicies. Kirk liKtt!d n $20.O0() quest a thorough lambasting.
Beach by reason that it would Mrs. Grizzle is a Miami Demo
FRIDAY APR. 2IP
1:00 P.M.
decrease in the Govcrnor' ConIn floor action Wednesday, a be closer to the center of the crat..
MRS.
LEONA
S.
HOWARD
;p
thigeney Fund and chopped drive to move the 4th District districts population.
*Athtjv. IuIow*
Three Disney World bills were
Mrs. Leona Symes Howard,
ain"unt ranging from $1D(l,(iUU C4iurt of Appeals from Vero
Sen. Mallory Borne, D-Talla- among a stack of local measure 89, of 203 E. 10th Street, SanIn Very Lovely Rssid.nfloI
to $:Juu,tIDiJ for tlt offices of Cal)- Beach to Palm Beach wan ten- hassee, made a dramatic plea winning House approval in a
Area
— Close To Lake. Living
lord, died today in Orange City
single 109-1 vote.
after a long il1nes.
Room, 2 Bedrooms, Iii. Bath,
4
Kitchen
&amp; Dining Area, Florida
Born in Milen, Ohio, she
u
came to Sanford in 1910, She
Room, Large Utility Room and
—
School Survey
was a member of First Presby.
Carport. This Is Very Aftrac.
Z
Lenian Church.
fivs Corner Lot WIth Lots Of
Set Next Week
Survivors are three daughShad. Tress and 8 Fruit Tress.
1205 NORTH McDONALD ST.
tens, Mrs. Hugh C. Wheichel
THIS PROPERTY IS BEING
Parent-pupil survey question- and Mrs. Hamilton.7. Bisbee of
SOLD FOR THE MASONIC
MOUNT DORA, FLORIDA
naires regarding aid to school Sanford and Mrs. John V. FowZ
HOMES OF PENNSYLVANIA,
)'
impacted areas will go out to len of Oak Park, ill.; a son, Roy
To Reach Property: Drive 5th
AND ALL PROCEEDS GO TO C
some 16,000 school children by C. Howard of Tampa; 17 grand1,
Ave. (Old U.S. 41) Ia N. McTHEM.
U
the end of next week, Adminis- children and 31 great gnandehilLook This Property Ov.r — lid Your
Donald St. Then North To Pro.
0
tration Assistant Walter Teague dren.
Prk For A Good Csus..
4
Z
reported.
REAL ESTATE, FURNiSHINGS
Funeral and burial arrangeThe purpose of the question- nients are under direction of
Fr.. Gift To P. Give. By Ow.,.
AND EQUIPMENT TO U SOLD
naire is to determine bow many Bniason Funeral Home,
SEPARATELY.
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youngsters come under impactThis Prop.r+y Ii In Flord.'s Most
ed aid guidelines,
B..ufiful
L.k. Ar...
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Teacher Sanctions I

VA.qII1N(;TON
I A P1 ---- 11) '' ti'tit, whIle another .' $ ,,inst lit' n r'nrnpriet ''nq 11e I
hefort' I'i"R. \'irrinii, It-I.
r'npprron
icnitilt'."
whilt' court ehallentren or"
hoot n*Iplmrt('rn nail iip1iiitii'tit q foIl hi't wpc' I lit' In pc'r cent ant! nt ott's find prnci
(it' theqe,
are tinder enut
,n't- tent fliiren. 'l'hn Intoct
Whili' ('r,rrnnn rt'net'de th'. pnhintr in tihir, and New Ynr,c r,rd"r to re(iitrirt by next year
of a bill scUlng giibln'llnoq lot'
t'nin-t tillings hnvt' tli,-uw,, nut might prt'vt'nt- federal cotir's
Th' following 2-I states h'
coIlgI-esnInnal t'diqtt'li'ttnit
Mnnehusettn, fndinnn, rexstilts
),nscd
en.
tulisti
hi
Ini
plans
wit),
iIovnfront
handling
deviot inns t,r'tween I () anti -11 is, Missouri, New Jersey anti
theit' goal In to support. tb..
I Ions ' q)'niit o
rent.
'n ''!1'!hor a tHqtrkt I.' - r' cent Mint orO
Urr'I
: M:'
than-one VOOP" l')fl:-Ipl.'
Nr'rfh ('nrM - A court chat('OIIYI'VS SRI'S OIIP
irahl',n q'ofl,pnrt, lie 'nid the Strict. 10 nehi,qr'tta, 27 1: F'lorifll, 27 ': lenge k pending In Florida,
The )1l1,
)tit1t would linilt
devintion in the ale of ilonso with a st icter lull flow is f hut jier ('('fit rleviat Ian wniiltl ko°' fo;'.'o, 2.2 I misiann, 2-19; Ic -or.! 'i state court titling rep.ipiiInt I'm
figures, most of l.'gislnt,,ro from gcrrvmaivl diana, 2?: 'Ioe, 22.1 Wa quire the l°gklat'ire- to redindistriet- In a tnte- to 8 ,
cent itext year anti 10 per reflt which date frn,n the 11)9(1 too- erifig to nOv ennsidernt'h' cx- ,rmri, 2I R; ('-,1 nrndo, 7L7; Con trict illinois.
sun, nm-c' "mmt. sufficiently O
por'tcuit, 1 'i,:; North ('nrnlina,
iii 11)72, comes up for
tent..
The follrnt'jng it states have
These olirhI states enrrent'v 19.1; New ,t.reeV, 17:;; Wih- (leviRfions tinder 31') p°r cent:
dobnte 10(10%' tmiit'r a imtnt'oiitii-e rum-nIt'." The 1072 renimlireitinults
will Inko Into renqide,-nt.im, thic' hnve devia) inns of more than 'it ingU,n, pr('ibarring amendutietits.
figures u,nv,,it- Maine, 90' Wisconsin, 7,1; Ws.
pet ('tint: ('nIlfornI,,, 61.1; ohio. able; Idaho, fl ct Mew Ifamp- sissippi, 6-1; (Thtahoma, .P;
"It is better thinti nnythii' 11)71) cE',,stia,
Cnnyers nIc, hos nttmirkp.I. 4:1,1; Wc'qt Virginia, tt).8;
We hnve gotten befot-t' or count
'hite, 2tl,; (r.'gon, I('.I . ---° - Michinn. 1 -1: Utah. 1 A; MaryI Intro, I ?.4 : Ari,nnn, I.i2 ; Ku.- mod, 2.6, and rknnqns, 2.2.
get again," Rep. •Innte C. Cot-- In Iiitc'flintq In the ('.'ngr"- gin, 715 .; New York, 711
ph,rk•, ens, l.c.2; Rhode I'lnnd, IS
man (fl-Calif.) said In nn In- nintial ften'n,',l amid news confer- I",,n'lvanin, 714.0;
states -'ith only one ConOct-view,
enees, im'luiiing one yeqk'rti;iv, 111.1; antI Teminessee, 325, T"n- I Illinois, 1 IF: South ('nrolinn, gressman are .klnslcn, Wyam.
'i'hiIs bill l trying to JioSt. the provision that districts pienqee in uniter a court order 12.2; North r)sotn, 11.4; and I in, 1)elnwore, Nevada and Verpone the cnfrn-eemc'vut of tite
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mont.
equal constitutional rIghts of
hawaii anti New MexIco atsonie Americans for the nc
''ayn have elected theIr two
five years," Rep, ,to)tti Conyi.'rs
at large anti untier
.lr. (D-MIch.) saki In a letter
the bill would be permitted c
to all members. lie saId no bifi
TA
II ASS II (Al') ---- A
In his reply, the (e,vn'rnor Sul pr'rno (r,'i rt
roven kd the do n uint ii the 1972 election.
at all would be preferable to i'linllengo to the private fin. saul K im- kltint) was seeking to natnes of donors who gaVe
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this flhensuire.
zutiring of (1uV, Claude K irk's "earn ;iel flit' performance 'f on
0tY1P .t,,00ft to the
ar on
'l'lie flt'troiter's innitu flip in tsar on ct-limit' was t lurowil omit
I crime,
directed at the 80 Per cent tie- by the Smisrvn,o 'tumirt, 'estrr. net by the Chief Exectitive and
The nfl;. fl IuiI(,Ii5 (tO('3 -liOfl said
that. the courts of this qtte
viation allowed for 11)68 whIch
K irkl;, rid didn't present fiucts AvIhle to you ithoun a dee.
be says ''would uadormluup the
rodt.e$
tm-land., lawvi'i- Kdwnmil j hgiV(1 neil her thin' jmmnitliet
to hack isp Ii iii rh;i r's a urn in4t °'' Drwrip$ias, our
lied Odrinev. fe,, mutt lot. iiqly
Supreme Court's 'one maui- K li- kin ad haiti chin rgc'il t bunt, flit' nor power I.-, tIn, so,"
the I (,Vf'tr,or.
(st or your money back. Odrlsev
one vote' decision,''
(
"t hrnagh his sigents
Wood- I •Itist icr-s H. K - Roberts, MitK lu- k hind represent
iny tablet and easily ,waIloCot-man says, however, I lint nm .'ih i'l'yes liii s In hi is u.tses- ri'w I )ii rtlt'ti Wh(. W8S r'-ni'ced In ru (':i Id well suntl it rhn ,d f r- - a G,t
rid of area fat and f)y
the 10 per remit dt'vintkn, stat't- siimii
i'm-m,il,,pd a u,u,tipit q of hy K irk frimuum fbi' lion ri 'if ftc- - yin - while agreeing with the I('OICP Od?SSV Co,tS $300 and I.
toll on this ijuersetas: If not
lag in 11)72 Is stm-k't ci' thami
ron iv,'.t fi- u',,i jiri y,
gi'm,ts a floe n ii i nvi'st i us, t on by I ma 'u ity :lu. k ion wrote add
anythIng pi'opnsod before, Luit. cuumiri-,'n ; and I hat nIl t.1 SI, itt Warki'nuhut agents hired h r t hc' ion:il (ipiTi i(.7)4 saying I ha ttfied for any reason, just r
?hn osekiqe to your druqq)t$
predicts If IL wet-c ninth' sip- ntnni'v hum, boon sc.-ret.il in a Covet-nor. I in eden ,uln, loom I hi4 I private (-(,flt rlbuititins to sup. - t,ro
and it your 1,111 money beck. No
plknble to I P4H it would in' nnniti'st me
mnruuuuut'r, sill of jol, as siipi't-intenulc'nt of l{ru'v- 'u,rt governnient operations
tk*d Odrin.. I. sold
with )hs qusrsn$ne by:
defeated,
wbu i,'hu is il logsm I ii mmmi sin u ira-an situ ('a,, mily nbuir,lut.
wi if' iieru'j'ot:u i,Ie u, l'i
;t'm
Only eight ntntcs currently st it iii iuiinl .xi'r,-is'' of power
The (,ovl'rtior hia.a sinu'' t he mt ci ns wor&amp;' at ta( hiul by the MeREYNOLDS DRUG STORI 25S3 PARK DRIVE —
have deviations iii gI't'iIt('t' tliti ri by tin' I ;t.%'u'rnturthtu, I l"ngi. wmms filu''I w it } the miu'iiors
MAR. ORDERS FILLED.
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LET'S
The

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The Sanford - Seminole jaycees have its affairs and issues, with a sound,
recently completed a community de. wise and constructive attitude.
Sanford and area residents cited the
vslopment survey which spoils out tit vast
potentials available to the area in
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my last visit covered topics
never mentioned In college
and seldom taught to medIcal students! So modern
radio and television are Joining the vast "Newspaper
University' In trying to prevent divorce, delinquency and
school dropouts. Th ey often
give more practical advice
than you get In college!
CASE C-52$: John Sterling
invited me to participate on
his top-rated three-hour radio
show at Baltimore.
Its format is becoming very
popular all over America, for
it lets the listeners telephone
their questions right during
the program.
Their names aren't revealed
but their own queries go right
out over the TV or radio, and
I would then try to answer
them.
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received at least 50 telephone
questions dealing with sex and
marriage problems.
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It Is men who are such
supreme egotists that they often disdain advice on how to
become better husbands and
fathers.
"I'm perfect already!" Is the
usual male attitude.
"So why should 1 read Pr.
Crane's column or consult my
clergyman?"
On the contrary, women are
always eager for new Ideas by
which to Improve their looks,
their cooking and their SUeCeS
in rearing their children.
Even if a woman Is a stunning beauty contest queen, she
still will devour information
about new cosmetics, hair
styles, etc.
She may he the best cook in
the county, yet she will still
clip out recipes from the news.
paper and try to improve.
Not so the average man!
"You can't improve on perfection!" is his egotistical attitude.
Many of the present husband population weren't fit
prospects at the outset..
But since you wives are married to them and tearfully ask
for advice on how to salvage
such marriages, especially for
the sake of your children, then
don't complain if I advise the
stoop to conquer" strategy.
This often means you must
belittle your already injured
ego to win hack your mate and
rebuild a happy home.
It may not seem fair, but it
will work, so don't quibble
about a 50-50 deal when your
husband will not offer more
than 10 per cent.
You must often go that Bib.
lieu] "second mile," but if you
win, that success will amply
repay you for your extra sacrifices.
So send for ray booklet
"Tests for Husbands and
Wives," enclosing a long
stamped, return envelope, plui
20 cents.
Let your mate see himself
as others view him and maybe
he will at least move up from
10 per cent to 25 per cent in
your family partnership!
(Always write to Dr. if
Crane in care of this news.
paper, enclosing a long
stamped, addressed envelope
and 20 cents to cover typing
and printing costs when you
send for one of his bookieti.)

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munity service projects and
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the other civic organizations and area reach. Survey takers ca lled on Southern
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litildung H lull ill (lie northwest
And so the Herald prints the cornLocal Fire and Police protection were,
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1eth report in hopes we all can get he- in general,
excellent but a con,
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84 wounded Ill all titistirressfiil,
project.
thg, manpower and salaries were called
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The people have spoken.
for.
luill.
GENERAL SUMMARY...
PROFESSIONAL SEflVJCES: Legal,
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Prime points and issues regarclin
Medical, Dental, etc.)
rn
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muaw. hit' I'S. t'oinmnuiiiil
Sanford as cited by the cross-section of
Professional services were termed
four
i\tnenicuIn
atmotuiucetl
area residents:
adequate in general,
definite
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Sanford and area residents called for shortage of medical doctors was cited.
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Downtown Sanford to bc renovated, Area residents called for an increased
In
stores to be clean, modern in appear- number of doctors as doctors' service
always pick on women and
sin ce, well lighted; with polite, helpful to Patients, is many times slow.
James
Marlow
show
up our faults?
vs
and aggressive merchandise presenthRECREATIONAL FAC I Li Ti ES:
"Why don't you criticize
tions by the local salesforce of well dis- (Children, Teenagers. Adults, Retirees
your own sex for a change, or
Non ii \irt ii:i tnt'-t' bratIm tid.
ployed
mrcharnlise
available
in
a
wide,
Recreational
facilities
for
children
do you have the egotistical
IV
'l'hie
total losses a niumneed for
view that men are 100 per cent
but reasonable variety. Residents cited and adults were cited
adequate but
Ila' air wan' agoInst Not
perfect?"
a defthit drift away from the Down- for retired people
teenagers, made110)11 un' ii()ti 5211.
Well I have participated on
town area was in progress, consumers qunte. Residents called for a local, inWASHINGTON (AP)
Presi- It was this bit about th crit- Briefly, Westmoreland said
The LI,S. couiinuand saul our
these live TV and radio shows
patronizing
equipped and modern door theatre facility and a greater and dent Johnson is said to be '
, ics that the critics S(!iWCI U1)Ofl. this about the criticism
d
pilot
shot dnut ii Vednt'sday was
from coast to coast for mans'
retail outlets in surrounding areas.
more practical recreational use of the sensitive to criticism about his skipping twer the rest (if th2 home: While the Viet Cong
rt'st'ttt'tl liv Iit'lit'(lpt('r tt bile four
and years.
Sanford and area residents called for civic center for teenagers.
handling of the war in Vietnam. speech which Westmoreiand
iiiI.'IM tvci'r missing.
So I normally ex,ject about
Iptensive beautification of the city and
LOCAL EDUCATIONAL FACILI- But. his critics seem sensitive. macic to the annual mee'ing of the North Vietnamese are disa
Ilatin la(1io 111(1 t'Iilliiit'(t II
surrounding areas, especially the lake- TY:
too, to criticism about criticism. The Associated Press in New couraged by military defttats, one query out of twenty to
C
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AIflCIIC4II1
front area between the Marina area,
HEAl) MA.IORE'l'i'E . Jane W':ikel'ickl ol' SanLocal educational facilities were termthey are encouraged to keei on show this "suffragette" deThere was a good example of York.
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Vednvsday.
fense of the fair sex.
west beyond the proposed Zoological ed as good in general but a continued it this week after Gen. William He was accused of bring a fighting by the criticism.
ford ,Junior Iugh School will be one of the featured
.-\lthnuith slu lsu.int'i1 iii ';iI gin
And 1 freely admit that I
Garden site, recognizing that an area upgrading of buildings, textbooks, Ii- C. Westmoreland made a 51- kind of messenger boy for John- They Interpret the critic urn,
performers in the Lake Mary Talent Show this
".1 i(1 hit' \l iII'Iil4'M Ii,itl ''t'IOS('tI
seeking tourism 'must present itself in a brary facilities, equipment arid labors- paragraph speech on the war - son
Friday at 8 p.m. at the Lake Mary Element ary
a propaganda agent - he said, as "crumbling monale give more advice to women
their attenupt to I akt' I liii
otit''
than to men, for that is uscomplete and uniform plush, trim man- tories was called for. A majority of sur- enough to fill half of a newspa. ordered by Johnson to say what. in this country and popular
School. Miss Wakefield will be one of many acts
hrt't' miles mmml hwcst of
hR'l
I
vey takers called for increased teach- per page
and then answered he said.
He adc'ed' ually true of clergymen and
in the two-hour variety program, (Herald Photo)
position to the
ner.
Khe Saub. Associated l'ress
Sanford and area residents called for
salaries in order that high quail- questions that took up the rest Yet. It was a very excellent The longer the enemy keeps Mar riage Counsellors, nationphotographer Richard Merron
wide.
area leaders to seek good, solid business ty personnel be attracted and maintain- of
page.
speech. full of details and back- fighting, the higher the
t in
reported from Khe Snub that
For women are generally the
and Industry to settle in the area, with ed.
But in all he said th corn ground and explanations for the American lives.
bombs
and artillery tt'ere
wage rates above minimum standards,
In our efforts to continue to render mender of the U.S force! in U.S. part in the war, the very Sen. J. W. Fuibright, D-A rk ones who come to us for help.
on
the Communist-s vhik'
ing
Wome n thus show more conrecognizing that Sanford presently is constructive community service, the Vietnam used only one para- kind of speech some people perhaps Johnson's most pci sisMarine officers made ilatis for
hindered by relatively low-wage scales. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees would sin- giaph, plus one sentence in an think Johnson should have made tent critic on
war, protested corn about salvaging their
another
assault.
Survey takers cited that the majori ty cerely hope that you will find the re- other paragraph, to ericze long ago to the American pee- that Westmoreland's critic'ism homes and nearing th eir chilMerron
also reported 37 Maof Industry attracted to date strictly suIting information, of our 1967-67 American critics of
was-.
pie, but hasn't.
of the critics was part a'1 a dren properly.
rines killed and 84 wounded.
pay low-wage rates. The majority opin- Community Survey, of value to your
Johnson administration
mpt
while headquarters in Saigon
ion rendered, showed a final answer to specific activities. It will only be
to "shut up" dissenters and link
said 22 Leathernecks were
Business
dissent with treason.
Sanford's survival and success would be through a joint and unified effort of all
killed and 43 wounded.
business and Industry employing a suf- citizens, civic organizations,
Fulbright last year said he
S
vernA spokesman in Saigon said
Writing
ficlent number of local people at a solid, mental leaders and officials, that Sanlooked upon the Vietnam
th e Marines went looking for an
liveable wage.
flict as a civil war and "I Uiink
ford will find Its place among the eco_
estimated North Vietnamese
we are. . .intervening in a civil
Sanford and area residents called for nomically and culturally successful corncompany in Quang Tn Pmo''.
local news media to boost the local area, munities of our great state.
war."
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The
latest
trend
in
business
present. the entire truths. The But Westmoreland, withi a
Laos. and ''they found them''
said fact that a teacher was not ringside seat in Vietnam as correspondence is to be brief
Although much has
Tuesday. The North Vietnamese
iree and to th e point. Such phrascommander
there
for
U
were vell entrenched ii hunkers
about the modern attitude of 'I ajporntt'd, us reported
Ray
your newspaper, does not ape- years. said in his speech Ithat ing as "We wish to acknowland
caves and thretv back re
don't want to get involved," ciiy whether this
the war Is anything but clvii, edge receipt of," "at your
action
peated Marine attempts to
there are four Volusia County by the individual's volition, or that it is a boldfaced attemp by earliest convenience," and "We
throw th em (ill the lull.
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you" is con.
residents In the Lake Ashby that of the trustees. Has it the Communist North to t ake regret to
There was no estimate of ene
ft
area who were "old fashioned" ever occurred to you that p_ over the non-Communist So uth. aidered trite and wornout.
casualties.
toy
C.muelsl
Air Conditioner
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A short course in business
WASHINGTON (NEA) - again a "wait-and-see" posture. One moderate leader insists enough to risk their
To explain why,
went into
to hup those people hot reapIn other ground
Ipdustvl&amp;
not. reappointed a lot of detail which may sat1513' letter writing will be offered
0•
Some veteran GOP moderates
pany
from the U.S. 4th Infantry
Oregon governor already that among perhaps a dozen save their neighbor's home pointed
Model RK300A
were i UZ- at the Seminole County Busidesires,
and
those
Americans
who
forest
ravaging
fire
through
their
OWfl
Division
ran into an enemy pia has
had
a
considerable
number
like-minded
U.S.
senators
there
from
a
are mystified at word
to ness School beginning May 1.
BTU/Hr. Cootkig C.pacDy • Duramold case mad.
5000
zled
about
who
did
what
1.000
acres,
not
through
the
decision
of
toon
late
Wednesday
afl(l reportMcCall of written or telephoned replies is a kind of Informal agreement which swept over
freshman Gov,
MLEV't The class will meet on Monday
can't rust ever! LightWeathers elements
LEXAN®.
of
GE
trustees?
Has
it
ever
occurred
whom.
But
it
undoubtedly
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killing
15
in
two
hours of
iden. to stick
Romney at least April
of Oregon hu written 20 Re- in general support of
kid- and Tuesday nights from 7-8
ONTEITh, INC.
weIght for easy installation • Efficient bedroom cooling •
Without
thought
of
personal
to
you
that.
some
))eOplt
may
move
the
critics
an
inch,
inc.
fighting in the central hiiglilutoils
troubles certain mod- through the New hampshire
publican governors a confhlnnp.m. Anyone interested should
Quiet operation • Simplified controls I
hot C reappointed until the ing Fulbrigiit.
next
danger
or
to
fact
the
fire
Of Pit'ik ti I 'rot'i fl('t'.
$
108
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preferential
primary
322-0375
Mal letter urging them not to crates is the fact McCall
Removable, washabl, filter S it's take-home
telephone 822-0663 for further 500 W. First St.
beginning of school Iwcuust. Sen. George McGovern,
might later threaten their
from
Manhattan. a nts
Operation
Sanford
portable.
commit themselves to any
openly voiced sonic disenchant. March 12.
, another war critic, sUti led information.
homes,
Mrs.
June
King,
Mr.
and
they
ho
not
hold
a
valid
t'vrtifS.D.
dest t•oy sweep
sive
search
-and
same
ticular presidential prospect for ment wi th front-running Michi. It is evidently in
they will hi' rehired off
attack
in
the
Senate
Mrs.
Hinson
(Tubby)
Tuberkate?
Yetin
and
see
our
complete
line
of
northwest of Saigon, coot i nued
Come
his
mood that yule, and Don Miller, quickly in August becuuse th ey have Westmoreland's speech wit]
some time to conic.
gun Gov. Gcorge Romney and "giv him-tiiswith only light, scattered action.
General Electric air conditioners!
These moderate sources argue has said that if he could vote Sen. Thruaton Morton of Ken. gathered water hoses, rakes and proven tlieniselvea to be cap- speech cu his own that called
But
U.S. and Vietnams troops
that the party's progressive today in convention he would tucky has Invited nearly a score hoes, to rush to the scene after able of doing the best. J)USsihlC an end to the bombing aitho
wet-c reported finding enemy
governors months ago agreed support Illinois Son. Charles of senators and others to dinner notifying one of th e property jobs under the conditions that the enemy never moved
rice caches and some stores of
here with Romney April 19.
prevail,
informally that they would try Percy.
closer to the peace table w
owners.
weapons and equipment.
to act together on a candidate A Republican professional Mostly these will be men who Upon his arrival, they already Amendment I of the Bill of Johnson ordered a bomt
Eleven enemy were i'eported
but would not act precipitately, just buck from a five-state tour are not in any way committed were at work and had managed Rights guarantees freedom of pause a number of times.
2522 Park Dr.
111 Magnolia Ave.
Substantially, this Is what Mc- says the criticisms of Romney to Romney and may In some
McGovern said he dii
secure a part of the area. For the press, but. that freedom
Telephone 322-1562 for both stores.
Stt'phe:i Fo.'jter wrote utioru
Call asked. Be wrote that he an "Fuzzy on Vietnam" have cause be privately committed to more than three hours, from does not give the press tiw blame Westmoreland for
than 200 songs.
I,
decided upon his appeal after not generally filtered down to others. Morton's idea is to give io a.m. until sho rt ly before 2 right to abort the dignity f he said because "he is obviot
governor
visiting the White House March second and third echelon party the
the exposure be p.m., these four and the owner the individual. Although w doing both in Vietnam and
needs as the present front-run. battled without pause, dividing }IUVC 110 legal recourse, we do New York exactly what he
15 with most other govern ors, workers. They are described
wz::w'- Wi:.W
Standing In a group of four still auger to pitch in "when nor attempting to build Winning forces to wet down and back• expect your moral obligation told to do by his comrnandei
e
President."
chief,
th
presenting
the
news
in
Republicans on the sidewalk the trumpet blows." Their ma- momentum. it does not repro- fire around the two homes and ill
Westmoreland failed if.
house trailer located on thit' just and unbiased manner.
after the session with the Pros. jor complaint is lack of Horn- sent a Morton commitment.
Put
it.
all
together
You
have
humiliated
twenty
Fuibright
claimed, he was
these 20-acre stretch. At one point,
Ident, McCall heard all advise hey organizational activity.
dogged
assure Horn- flames and smoke were so teachers. You have offended a Johnson mouthpiece tryini
ay
e
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silence the dissenters. As
ney a full test, his continued thick, visibility was less than over BVVCfl hundred.
Yours truly,
Req. 49c, 5 Gr., I 00's
Rog. 39c Insulated Plastic
seen from this. instead of I
Reg. 49c
high poi. status vs. Johnson 100 feet and It was questionable
ing chastened, the speech at
"(Impressive stuff," comments whether or not th ose working Ru th Johnson
foryosv
aim
ASPIRIN
GLASSES
ALCOHOL
Chairman. Classroom
ed the critics all over again.
one professional), and his slow would be able to get out should
Teacher Department.
Johnson and WestrnoreL
but sure organizational work- the
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must have figured It would.
9c
April 21, 1967 and It does not add up to the Forestry Service units were Cindy Cram
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Chairman-Elect,
Classroom
this
war
few
seem
to
cha:
at the
w*zira £. WLL.OW. Ehsh1'oM asD ruaiisuica
"early collapse" often
but none were in the
7bateveryouwaut...
Toucher Department
their minds. Therefore, it W
rasPdk VoLTO1J5. Olrcelatloa - teamI Manager
immediate vicinity at the time
for the governor.
1*51W y5$5J
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Peter I'. Bukur
seem, the best Westmorel
Romney privately is commit. the homes were threatened.
you csasaveforirhere.
Advertising lflr.otor
AcauClat. tGdttor
Past
President,
Classroom
could hope for was to make
UJY aawa
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ted to the New Hampshire and We, the undersigned proper
Advertising Manager
tie Teacher Department
alM.sseiaa dIi,critics self-conscious.
oth er primary teats, Collapse ty owners involved. think
cow IUI
DUNIC wuSa
J*IC •*U*$AII*
Note:
We
just
report,
(Ed.
It seemed to do that, all ri
love and deSociety Editor
Business Maiusnr
could hardly conic until at least heroic actions and these
1 o u r the news, we don't make it.)
judging from their fast reacti
JOMI SPOLSILI
rsim WV4
the New Hampshire votes are votlon shown by
Snorts Editor
Mechanical Suet
friends and neighbors to be
counted.
5*11 V&amp;RCS$T
avuv wwisa
Staff Photographer
County Editor
.
aacclaim and
Nevertheless, his wintertime worthy a public
Published daily eaespi Saturday, Sunday and Christmas; published of momentum has made It easy wish totak: th tsrnuthudwexReq. $2 With Batteries
$3-0r. Req. $1.19
Reg. SI Dusting
Saturday Pr.o.dlni Oluruatmas
for Charles Percy to gain high ress our undying appreciation I
they still practice "Love
UVLPI'JU MATES
visibility quickly is a "backup",
Heats Delivery
Sic WSSk choice for the moderates His Ti I) Neighbor
Thyself."
Mr
.
and
Mrs
Fred
Wells
I
ST SAIL
$UIIULZ COIlSIT
£11 PIMES Sin. visits to Michigan, Nebraska,
$
ci
M
Two Locaisius T. Save Vii
Carl
It
bbu
New Hampshire and elsewhere
Mr
.
and
Mrs Ralph Hubs
$00 $ Months
.00 I Months
have not hurt. And at least one
1. 0 I Month
1.00 1 Meath
'
U. 5. Postal Itjulatlois provid e that all t*Il ubsorlpttons be paid interested "arson .has scouted
Editor: The Hcrld
IS advance,
seven or more sta tes, testing the
We of the burninuiv County
you will be amazed at our low prices.
Let us price your next prescription
Percy winds.
Tb. Meralo Is a member uS the Auoc1tad Press which i.
Classroom
Teacher Department
exclusively to the uss for repubhicetlop of all the locI tnrp print.
GL
N
any Itcpubiicuns fear, how- are very much concerned with
.4 Ia this sewapapar.
"Prescriptions are our main business"
ever, that too much of this Will the effect of the article
the
Entered as esoond class matter October $t. 015 at the J'ost Office produce the kind of split that
April 14th Sanford Hot aid iceS Sanford. Florida, under the Act of Congress of March 1. 1$Vt
MAIN QPICI
NANN OIcS
as fatal to the moderates In gurduug the twenty teat heu
of
no
nist.rl.a.L news
e' th'r
312 W. FIRST ST.
nut rwtppomnuscl
SANFORD PLAZA
The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any mannsn wlt.hout
_________________________
written permission
the publisher of The Harald. Any individual
.ri,,loUl.
icte were it
or firm rsspugtsltiis for shah to PttdtaCtlo*i will be onnaidored
3221242
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Plug Day is a legal holiday truthb In your statement, there
Infringing on Tb. •raid's copyright and will be held liable tar
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downtown Sanford revitalization.
fields and ca flod on ]nc leaders anil
The Jaycees, have
circulating civic organizations to think "big" and
this survey since November of 1966 in- proceed in "lull throttle", actively solicduding forms to residents of Sanford iting sound growth in these areas. Resi-

Dr.

YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE!

action, a coin -

Regular 2.49-19 inch

Rog. 2.89 Square or Round Point

1

Patio Table

77

Rog. 3.79 Aluminum Frame

Garden S hovel
Reg. 2.89 Bow Type

2

Chair

An Aft Aft

Garden Rake

77c

Reg. 1.09

Reg. 49c Lawn Chair

39c Lawn Rak~~~ e

Webbing

77c Garden Hoe
Your Choice of Reg. 2.89

Reg. 1.09 Folding Canvas

Camp Stools

AN Ask Am&amp;

were

The

that

the

Thomas

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Reg. 1.29-One Lot Only

Reg. 1.09 Solid Foam Plastic

69c Wall Pictures C
144 Garbage Can 1

with

this

What

the

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Ice Chest

(1291.)

the

Sanford Electric Co.

SIDEWALK SALE

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rritti

ai*firb

1

Reg. 3.29

Reg. 1.99-19" Family Size

Ice Chest

13c

necessity arrive.

9c

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forecast

Boat Cushion 288 Spin Reel

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Reg. 3.19 Flex

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10 Ft. Vinyl Coated Metal

Gas Can
40
Kiddie Pool
Reg. 3.19-51"x9" Inflatable

Rog. 4.95-70"x12" Inflatable

Kiddie Pool

the

Shop
entire Western Auto
Associate Store for many
more bargains galore!

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49c

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Reg. 1.49 Aluminum Handle

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Reg. 4.95 Zebco 202

Coast Guard Approved

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MOST STORES OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY NITEI
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Westmoreland

pit

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Thc 1,140,01W %k;j, -fit import

William C' Wetmori land I TnI'
di ft ni-it d h
RiOfl horni'
nt 1-lubi ri H flurriphr'.
President
hI ii an
R •pH
- came tini-I

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the .1D c ommodit' i mport pro
(IT mi( rIliit IO!h i
Si lopript ft LrrOr. in Vietnam
fli lit
Of intu to
flh(UI(
III hIT trill 4.111 lrrip1I'..in1L Cl 1\

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The \4jt lolilt Hurt -itt: t. St;aiid
ITS Its rnuinuf&amp;ic I unt
i. d sit'. [hi ht Ti r'. acidit ut
•s a bitt
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v,i*,houl nierit."
si t Tn', iii Zfl( li
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Hurriphnt v tild ii tu v. nnf
encle Mledne-sday night that riv
one wnnLs tio muzzif, "resporis,
an
bit'" criticism of ltihnso
iI( sail
ministration 1)011111
Westmoreland had gi'. Cit 1.1.
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last Dc'cenber. The bat
were fearful it would br
Let". fidditi'. e w a' shipped hi'
c1 rc-'a'-e their salec
until
1I
Higgins' attnrne'. '.aid the ad May and lune
dit :vc dc-'.eioper had been ad- stopped it. Then. Higgins said
\ ietnRnlc'.c
importer
mitt.. d to i ps'. chiatrie inst it Li the
tion in Baltimore. Md., \kas un. amended their import licenses
hex.'. '. sc'dation and in a to handle the ru'-t inhibitor
oni u'. d state
[tire'

\ ci thi £. -,(i (Ifl(i u. as paid In
lli.gins '. ho said h( 'en.
(1(12 to ,
is hank tipifl
.7 WI
of t Ii
\ ut na rru •i'
niporier, Dr)anh Tin Diloc. for
tIC Pt r¼ -,naI ,ICC('LJfl[
\ mm Th1ic. p1uic a no. her I 't (1(11
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(REDUCED BY)

Unusual Values

Jr,

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Ladies

SEWING MACHINE SPECIALS
Rabuuli Ponlable

Only '14

KEN
of tho'. who di!

Sew and

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Savt

39

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Sue Our Entire l.une

S. Park

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wIm Trunks

STERLING
48 Pic. SERVICE
1

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COLORED
CRYSTAL

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Reg. 49.95

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HOOKED RUGS

$1388

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ill tilt- auditorillill.

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the father, WdS jil:tytd
by Steve I1lIEkuIU't)II

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4tilgilig

208 E. FIRST ST.

DOWNTOWN SANFORD

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322-0204

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WALL PICTURES
AND PLAQUES

Fitirbankd, Alaska, ushers lit

hail gaunt b till- light of the
midnight aun atinuittly tin Juiie

A A

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FAIR

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COUPON

AIAAi

5.95 Values

urn, Kuthy Mutgd, Ilumorum

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SMMAL 3-DAYSONLIE
TUBES

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39t

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TABLE SET

i MARY
PAINT

29 1 THINNER
QUART

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69 FRH

FROST FREE

FOR THE BUDGET M114DED: Model RVF16
12.5 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR, 61 Le. FREEZER
Reg. Price $219.95
SALE PRICE

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Mary Carter Paints
209 West First St.

11

g.

eds

K

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Reg. 3.9s

PAIR

Nancy Rainso-y, Itoliert, Lath-

OVER jo MILLION CANS USED ANNUALLY

Open

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15.99

$ 90

Odd Lots

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Values to

Gritham, tilt- dew fairy and
Andy Hutchison, the witch.
Angels were Nancy Bacilli,

Amer i fece's Best Paint Valu

212 E. First St.

ara ise

Peter,

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PLASTIC PLANTERS

in

Gertrude, thi-ir inotlivi-, WIts
played by Jetmif- Kunitedy. I

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HOUSE PAINT

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Friday and Saturday only

PER CAL

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LAYAWAY PLAN

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Stand Included

111rii. flelen Richey.
Principal toles were played
by Mark Slitirling us 11jillsel

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Narratin;~ till- fillned f:lll.y
tale was Thad MeNtilty. STM_

$399

wrr" coup

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ta ench classrooin in tilt-

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revulitly foi. till, f-lalro studelit

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for many other buys for through
ithe group of odd
the entire family. Come lots, discontinued
and
on in!
closelaoufs.

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for a "Buck"

MeliMnil UtvtuiIiI
The Cookie Children wpr(it
110bily 114-1111. ('tll-t 11111tiftwity.
nwntary Selwol prvs~.ott.41 01v lit-lb, (;regory, Prank Griffin,
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Kader Jewelers
Pholie

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'1190"bkolif Illfew *0 jewelleir h alwow son"hial 2,

Ave.

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rLATFORM ROCKERS

Camera Case

WALL PAINT
01118111 TO A figangUL

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sidewalk tables!

FOLDING CHAIRS
$ 80

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"IMN"I' IM"
111earie," tit(! witell
played by Andy Illitellisoll (second front left, Lop
Photo) tells "i'lind 151cNulf.10,10 net.sy Barley and
Grallaill, actor, ill the 111111sel and Gretel
play In.'e'
s
'
ented by the t1lird gra(le of 11,ake Mary
-Sellool. Alitin character.-i ill t1le plily (1110ttom) were
portrayed by Alark SpIll-ling" .10:111 Carlson, jelliflic

the

VALUES
Your choice

Fork

ep

INTERIOR LATEX

'i

ren s

F' 1 C

$ 7750

95

Reg. 5.95 matll

ill '.lu

SPIECIALL 3 DAYS 0NL

C

See T6ese!

ubmteen B ouses

Hamilton, Benrus and Others

I Many oth.r bgalns

R

AINI

LiP 10

Piece, Plus Tray

Reg. $755

SERVICE

$

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STERLING
TEA SET

Oneida Serv;ce For 8

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Tiffin

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for

hi*ldren s horts Pai,
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50

Reg. $475

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Good Selection Odds And Ends

STRASBOURG
COFFEE SET

$

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Your choice, eacl-I

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grade class

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to

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Boxer

FOSTORIA
CRYSTAL

removed.
I,.,'. ,iinrl, liii Marine c
lPii ii s'.I inhls "1 H I S 'I ( 01111)1 )Iili H little hit ttiijher
fly relief (orce
rtiv U.S. Army In Vietnam
right lit 11111111 Soil %va-. (11-blyed ,
ror lit Ivii-tt 1hree hour-..
-hiding flit, Ist Cavalry, Airmn
i\uit uuuu1huui liii it hHiItiilIiiii flit(,. I)ivicirn'u c 112
PItilli 111 11-111 Ii! Huiiti 9 uirrI ii
'.iipport grOups parcel 1)11'
i:us1iinz bac k liii iiiiiili liii
I Ito s or "Slic ks." iinil C11,17
ittl . two lloljrm.

4

$

V. II'

Lake MaryPuts
On Charming Operetta

Larger Sizes Men's Name Brand

$ 495

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STAINLESS
TABLEWARE

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BEDSPREADS
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I lii' IPIUIV Iir it iii'nil Mu nut' ilitil of t hi ret or i'xhauctlnn, or ,
p11(11
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Sanford Sewing Center

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ter on policy is to-ing quv.
,n
Hu said Westmorehind 'js 1:
joining in the effort to -,ilvtivu

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Short Sleeve And Sleeveless

Rebuili MO
Console'

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packed the confvI'clice room it 111c ol le ''to \0114
1111'ed.the 11.17.1 Hotel to hear
I-I'ligiow;
helic\v
that
all
"I
poised throutzhout
Alliltiyc\*.q
- Answer questiolls drawn at mv trile, ;111(1 dillcit"It "Ch~jolls
random from written queries ary (,tit\ diffi,rcill \k.l.\s lit till'
submitted in ad%ince. Till,y all ;.1111c Go(I Wlivii I ;lilt talkill!"
about God. I ;till 111"t I'llking
plauded when it was tiver.
She drew chuckles with lie" abolli 11.1pi llne", 141 li\c 1111d 14)
reply when asked if she would ~vtiioy life till thi, vm-Ill,- She
apply for Arnerican citizenship: v\plained

T'rjve~ will toe ;lwarded 1.he - winning arts and pl.(.

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY

DA NAN;. Sr,i,Ili Vir'tiu,,,i tiuireh
( )n 4110)p o acionc Marine
(All)
I lie I S \liirinq
tif) 'nil'. hnve to'intl Uimlves
ii ttiiiiii HIP IiIIIIIIiU liii hi Iii

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Tanglewforid, who -will perform ii plimo selection.

3 Groups Of

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filliction City and Cedar Falls.

Soul.h Seminolf. Junior Ifigil 'S'chmil

t-vedc M-111 beriefil 1,he Inald.

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In Need Of Helicopters

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re shouting about our
We'

Son. Mark 0 Hatfield fl 0t'i
who said the administration wwuf;ing "pulitica! blackmail" to

patrrnticm

in-cause large hatter.y manufac-Afiggins' produot

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Sanford!

MOST STORES OPEN UNTIL '1 P.M. FRIDAY NIlE!

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he will he "well re
prf
evived" and will hu "highly in
formative and 11"Plul 111 i'll"
American penpir."
But Westinorcland'.c rharpr in
thr New York spmtrh Vint "ut)
patriotic arts" of prnte-,wri ill
hnme are givinp comforf in Hitnai brought criticism from Rf-publirans who lind been silent
wben Democratir critics com
plained bittrrly about it in the i
Senatr Tuesday.
While thm.- did not go i* far at

tht

rimllonal it., sid

in

- rust inhihi

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NvA, York Monday.

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illvgorl 1--mici iintj dishone';tv in th":w wr-c left

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. .
ri in
urns o

fli;itiT suhomnH:tv(
the subcommittee, 'o1vec1 uas $3.S.00O. flithough
ii m ,4 121) h \ietr);im :Ued
lit H Scnntt tririgs inth Tiaticins at Wedflesthj ' ticr est irporters
..;tid his product wa s not worth- :, )ggin mentioned only 2Sfl,LIi1I
It
Vittruirnt'sc irnporu'r, in. into the matter.
s. He said be dcvelnped it in hi aflidnvit
Suhecirnrnitue
l41
Iron Ili(. 1
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'ii gil) d it
Li
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The C.l I 't .i inclicatt i
lii (Ififl '
t al ear' ago hut w c una
.(i o! ih11 hit
null 0. !o vo Thui ' t.00ds
9j uhei-irnmint 1 hi $ iT2' or I Lets of 11igin&amp; bj1tt r id hit to ll it in the Uniud Statec
for shipment' of anothei

IUMSHINGTON (APi -- Gen

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Mrs. Boyd Coleman Hostess To Tea Honoring Linda Perkins

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trier, alike, have less free time
th an their husbands Here are
the facts:
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mother has an average of
hours of free time on weekdays
and 71 hours on Sundays The
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sation and resting.
Commenting on thme statistics, the project director at)say that the last
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persists, even if Its burdens
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'they have it gran d c hildren
and one of th e outstanding gifts
received at the reception was
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Rockett and Miss flat Chaptill
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front ear speciali.st, Dr. flay
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spinach and heat, (,00ci served fie cause anti the a ppropriate ,

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SANFORD

DOWNTOWN

treatment.

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'I he I i'. "little" ConIev'4 W01- 0 at
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their p.o ent, Mr. and
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till- day. Nlr~;.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wynne %vere Lester llr(mii. Mr.. Donald
married Ili Sanford by Judge
and
Ware They were both raised
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like to fish. they hase (lvi
daughters. Mrs Kuhike 'Mrs.

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area. Mr. Wynne was employei:1
by tho City for 15 years. Both

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Dr
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Lake
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size their color and give them
depth and luster. Before appL
our lids the .eyet. Lire washed
a
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by tear" fluid .
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Ober cosmetics,
thin film (if tropical moist oil

Make-up
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harmony sitIi the natural stun

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Occasional
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Fpsifon Sivnia Alpha, will featu-i- I

a wira (;iitillit. Ka0w

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Eyt'ahado as the background the eve tension.
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strengthieniuw the musk's and
i,'idiuig strain

the outer corners. Eyebrow pen-

too
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11 silver coffee service and oil
file offier was a largi- crystal
plinch howl filled %0111 little
sparkle pimch and red ch(orries vio, may mccimv (if 111v
frozen lit a floating lee ring. va (;ardi-n Clid) %vill he umidii, I
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mny he growing 1)(!Io%k, tile naTake care of your met, b.~,
tural areb or over the bridge
giving them it daily heat*, hatli
of the nose. Perfect eyebrows
with eye drol* to cleatise and
generally begin in ii litie directl zihovs the mm r corn er of cises are vxc'elient. ton. for
each t
and c urv w Il hi s'ond

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bride alld grooms.

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dry thornugtils riuistlis ce;inr
ats th e lashes with a cli at'. d
brush to guys. them a soft, feu tidy by plucking strays that
cry allure.

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from muffin eup~ without break-

to tile tips of the lashes,
Ing linir each isiplitin

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fad, pencil to draw it th in line along CUPS

lected you, your eyes can he
dramatized into if striking beau.
Ii asset through tin artistry
mak e-up,
UP
rirst, keep your eyebrows

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Illemoving delicatt. tart shell,

if nature neg- in two thin coats from the

plexion against
while it provides a perfect

taming hundreds of FREE giff certificates.

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%vitll .1 gold "30.- 011111vuled Ill
file rake by ifllite riblvoll
streanivi-s wery I%k- o heart shall.

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Look in the sky Saturday for balloons con-

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jilt. tica, upper and lower lids, extending off n(,
ing and expressive,
It shghtiv beyond tt,t outer car- —
point of facial beauty! And
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there's sim.ply no excuse for Mascara should be brushed on I

plain eyes;

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candy's on the house.

novelties, jewelry, inspirational books and Bibles.

!rost~- putich graved one (if Itir
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al appointmentt, containing
fill attractive assortment of it'll
f arc
A round table in the adjoin-!
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brandy snifter floating dniciec

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remembr to come on

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Sparkling B eauty Lurks
In Even "Plain' Peepers
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Departm, en'r So remember Vin date and

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e! and tall whitu inpvr.s. A;
crystid punt-h bowl sparkling

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omphm nting Miss Linda Pt'i buns venter, a rnemhei of the 1 f)67 gi
tion chiss, of Seminole Ifigh School. Mrs. R. L. Perlcins, Tric,11wr of 01:1
is at the rigbL
(H era ld Photo)

Marinate conked marrol strips I
in an nil and vine gar thesRing
and add p1privy of minced fr(-sh

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Centering Itic serving lijb1c,

sports, walking, social life ni

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'I hi' dinluut' talili sc ii ni't I sitI
ith tin titus Ins i i liii Ii st' i
tutu' amP tint, util s%itlu nit 1iu
unuttcnit nt or sIilti anti .IIiiss
mum'. unit 'ii in s Il.iuiki'sP ),
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iA,hitp, the clas,
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hours on
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Mrs. Kent Bateman
greeted the guests at the door .
Tht hostess presented daiss
r'.age '. to th honor guest and
t)( rnoth r and al
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ed during the appointed houns.:

Junior hoU

idiuttjnn ten at the Coleman
Circ l e home of Mr's Bo (1 Cale-

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April

Miss Itnda Perkins,ii mem Pouring were Miss Susan Per Sit'clden Ptt Howland.Dn
her of the 1967 graduating class kins. Mrs. James Rowe. Mrs. na Hcnn and Gail Gatehel
nc Guy Allen and Mrs
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of Seminole High School
lack Bur
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MOST STOF'M OPEN UFIIIL 9P.M. FPIIA ( PIIIE!

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 28 and 29

f-4-il it t;h;

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'Spring Wluutt" itpi'

at big aavinp at

your Standard filtatiom For
of California or a "Perky"
Nrillager. DON'T BE DIS
SHOP
APPOINTED

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Values To $19.95

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"Wreck Rack"

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10 E. First St.
114 Magnolia

FURNITURE

Downtown Sanford

116 W. FIRST STREET

Downtown Sanford
OPEN ~RIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M.

200 N. Park Ave.

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makers Club.
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fisad price on a first line

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Full cutj heat-reiiistant buttons
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inn conibinnlions

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maize, solids, assorted ponts
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HAIR SPRAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . soc

re celebrating our INh Anniversary

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start with bread of contrasting

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put through food chopper witti
bacon, onion and celery. Add
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n •rrnrl 'Ic. larking
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LIVER LOAF
jars in large kettle of lint wij- freezt. Serve Plain or with favI lb. beef liver
cr. Water should cover jars orflt fruit or SflUt-1 This
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Simmer for 10 niinute!, to com- muke!, one gallon.
I onion
pletu the cciii and sterilize.
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CALAMONDINS
freezer. Let's try this one.
2 cups bread crumbs
I qt LaIlifliflfldlfl'MEA'1 LOAF
lbs
rowid beef
½ tsPs. sal'
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11.1v JANE CASSELBERRY
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g. (12 02.) frozen peaches, meet Monda y, ?ilflv 1, at
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cup salad dressinclosed at all times. N071- i vinegar and so~, saucc. Add
1A, clip crinfeviinners supar
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Cover with hot
¼ a! with
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elI sealing lids J'1 a1 in large
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water . Baku at i(i degree for
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FROZEN
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in cronfectinners sugnr or gran-:

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Add fruft. Cook if) mintiles, let

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4 .1b. chickens, quartered
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The tall, husky youth was
semiconscious and strapped to a

bed when ulwrinr Court Judge
Allen huller titrec'trd Tuesday

He took the Initial Injection in
February. she said. In March he
became ill with serum hepatitis
(liver trouble - apparently
from an Infected needle. The
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decided to care for him herself.
"Then one of his friends
slipped him some more LSfl,"
she related. "It was about two
weeks ago. I could tell something was wrong. I decided to
sleep next to him on another

that the teen-ager be committed
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pitni records said he couldn't
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made at I-as Angeles County
General Hospital. His mother, a
leader In Los Angeles social cirrip... told a newsman what had
led to her son's present state.

living room couch.
"1 woke up and found him
completely covered with blood.
Therewas blood all over the
floor. I saw a razor blade and
realized what had hsnn'nrd Tb'
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didn't you steep another hour --and let me dlr"
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horn. 1w had been created.
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suffering from a schizoid rt%.gclion .-- split personality - "possihl- 1.51) induced."

and break his neck.

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"He broke a glass, ripped his
other arm and hk throat," she
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where the wound war suhired.

she had her son Iran-,ferred to
the psyehifltr,( unit Of ttW CClUfl

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the family's fashionable apartment In West Los Angeles.
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I feel the same way right now. I wish I knew how to get It
across to those involved.
The fickle finger of fate has an uncanny way of returning to the scene, doesn't It?
During the course of last year's football season, it lot of
people got huffy 'cause we "pioneered" for adequate insurance coverage for all athletes. "We don't need it 'cause we
have an many who are covered by the military that It would
be * waste of money" or something to that effect anyway.
The more you dig into the matter. It becomes apparent
that those who are disabled "aren't covered" and now the financial suffering starts for the families involved . And there
are more than just a few, ton.
flut people just don't seem to want to he bothered when
It takes some extra effort or thought, NOW 1)0 WE?
And then there's the current issue of minors getting a!coholic beverages - 1ROTHER1
It's bad enough when It's some 'unknowr' at one of the
local schools. But, man, It gets lots worse if It happens to he
someone better known, in sports, perhaps
If after writing this preachin" It helps to straighten out
Just one of those involved, well, then I'll sleep more comfortably.
Now do you go about telling a 17 or 19 year old that
taking a swig Isn't nearly the thrill of say, gaining an extra yard or two on the field for that first down
or
maybe dunking that shot for the winning point?
all those parliel.
And here's the crux of the problem
paling in athletics have a privilege which must he rerog.
mixed along with the responsibility attached to this honor.
some little seven or eight year old strniild he spared the
discomfort of learning that his "local idol" messed himself
up by being the town clown.
It may seem funny to that group who's egging you on, but
don't expect anything more than tears from the ones who
really care after the damage has been done.
I just can't seem to hit the top of the nail with my hammering, today.
With it all, I'd like to congratulate those who've used
nod common sense and withstood all the jeers and taunts of
their "friends?". In this cnck•eyed world in which we're living, it's a small wonder that more don't succumb to temptation.
What gets me so riled-up is that last week there was this
eighth grader, an intoxicated that It was repulsive, forsaking
all his opportunity to maybe become a Mickey Mantle, it
hurts me, more than a little hit to see something like this
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Field in C.asselherry last.
night. Robert Proctor was the
winning pitcher for Longwood.
scattering six hits anti striking.
nut seven in going the distance,.
Battery-mute .lnhn 'MssIek
pared the l.nngwond attack
with two singles, a double, two
rimu scored, and two RRT's.
Richard Sturgill and Bryan
Brewer each had a pair of
singles for the Braves.
Mark Neuflold led the Twins
with a single and a home run.
Lonnie Miller, Paul Krouse,
Steve Dovis, and Mike Townsend had the other hit, all
singles.
In Major l.engiu' play, th'
Twins moved buck into if tie
for first place with Casselberry, trouncing I.ongwood 12:1 behind the hitting and pitch.
Ing of Stockman.
Stnekmnn limited the Braves
to 'four hits, struck out nine
belted a home run for the win.
tiers. florsmau, rapped two smgles and Mark Thompson UnIoadd a triple for the Twins.
Feargo belted it triple, and
Doug Sturgill, Thinnt, and
Church all had singles for
Longwood,
In action tonight, Lake Mary
will take on Sunland with the
Major League game at :00
P.m. and the Senior League
game at 5:00 p.m.

NOW, RELAX. K IDS
( And would you believe he closed his eyes . ?
Might be he's just resting them pr i or to going into the batter's cage.
In tiny event, the rest of the squad is eaget'??? , . . nh. smiling??? they eien'l wait for this cnmei'man to scram so that they can start to play
hail. Front row left to right-Don Rutherford, .lohn Tyler, Ed Parent,,
Ross Pell, P. rkei- Wiisrn. Vic Veino, James 'l,eFils and Btidch- Wilson.
Second rot;' 0 to I-) Ron Skinner, Mark Pell, Dwight Cutlet-, Mike Toleuf,
Don LeFils, Mickey Riggs and Don Skinner. till members of the Osteen
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players, what with all the major icugut scouts around. I
never knew there were so many of 'cm interested in the local
talent. And how about that Itick Sires deal? Up until Tuesday
of this week, ISI of the 20 National and American League
teams matte overtures in getting lilt, services. Boy, those
Dodgers sure art' somtthni'. They lost Ioufax and here we
have his replacement and wouldn't you know it but they were
the only one's missing from the doorbell crowd . . . Gotta salute two real sJ)urts. Howard lii 1ge - Prey of Sanford Atlantic National flunk, and ''Veup" I)vWitt Mathews. They bmw
how to keep their customers luippy invited them to the Trophy
Lounge lust Friday to see colored films of the Orange Bowl
game. Smart public relations, cii? . . . Purely Personal - To
all of the players, couches and parents of the more than 40
learns competing in the Seminole Little League, I say just
one word . . . HELP! 1!! What do we have to do to get your
scores reported? 'We've already unsigned Jim Bacchus to
collect the niateruti, but he sure is having a tough time getting the information from those "secret" hooks. Anybody
have any ideas? - - . Congratulations to Viola Kutuur and her
Dobermans. The Kutners, Viola and Harold, took three of their
"dobbs" over to Tampa to compete In the Tampa Bay Keetie] Club, A.K.C. Sanctioned All timed Match and they returned with five ribbons. Three tirsta and two fourths (and
I'm not even going to kid about any fifths, today. (IL?)
Slim Galloway said it of the crowd at Seminole Downs,
"They're all of the losers of Jai Alai and the dog track who
are sure they're going to win it all buck on the' horses." What
gets me is that I didn't drop purniy -one at either one of those
two, but casually overheard two people "in the kiww" pick t
sure wjJflmr. bt) i 1iIIJ)5 over to the S., WIUUOW . . . JU\L) WUULaL.I
YOU KNOW . . . Yep-I joined the resi of the crowd of losers.
Oooti, I could just cry!
if you're having all that trouble with your
"Hey, Julia .
golf game, why donteha come' on down to our three hole Pitch
-andutt in Chuluota?" Who NC7 I'm having trouble? I just
think the game is too eas' playing from hit fairway b. It 'b
more of a thullengi fur me to tr. to hit 'em out from behind
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Bert Yancey, Bob Goalby and
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Yancey moved up to sixth in Barber fired his record round in day, May I. The meetIng will
Of .
TIlE NAME GAME pui*led
the rankings this week after a 1964 and its now being offered be held at the Recreation
manufacturers of the CI
flee In the Civic Center at 7:30
$20.00 first-place win in the for a better pro card.
clnnath Reds' uniforms,
p.m.
They even misspelled the
Dallas Open. Goalby, the San
Adult coaches are needed for
manager's name, It's B.r-i-s.
Diego Open wiimcr is ranked
If
these
tcaiiis.
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Anyone
interestninth and Beard, ;;inner of (1w
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by
October
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ed
in
coaching
one
of
these
says
Tournament of Champions, j,
teams should attcn(l this meet, will know how to spell his
ranked 10th.
name-and Cincinnati's.
AZdlca Open Winner Randy
The league is open to boys 8,
Leaders
Glover, and th ree others in the
9
and
10 years old. Those who
top 20 money winners are also
in the field. The other ranked By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS are 10 and attended Little LenGets
gue try-outs but were not draftAmerican League
,money winners include Bruce
Batting (25 at bats) - Petro- ed on a team, will be allowed
, ,,I li, Boston, .395: Kaline. Dc- to play in this league.
'Pry•outs for tie Pee Wee Lea.
trolt, .:wi.
Runs ---- F. Robinson, HaIti- gue will be held at 1 p. m. on
more. l; G. Brown, Detroit, Tuesday, May 3, and Wcdnesday, May .1, at the Ft. Mellon
Field. The players
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batted
in---F'reehan,
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By THE ASSOCIATED I' K ESS more, 12.
llluuidcd Mike l)itkai, the new
National League
Hits-Berry. Chicago, and Ku- them
the try-outs.
The to
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ghes, is a rare example of a
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St. Louis ... 9 3 .750
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Johnstone, Califor. 22.
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Retired
relationship.
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AUCKLAND, New Z'hand Pocketed $50,000 without a
Runs -- Harper. Cincinnati,
Cincinnati 4. San Francisco 2
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Brock.
St.
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13.
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Cincinoh
Santos
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because
of
ry
worthy of star status with the
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Eagles.
an eye cataract.
Nc York at Chicago, rain j nu ti, 12.
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St.
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26;
'JIHiU%'s Guuise
IIde'iphIiau. Ditka -. who becomes
by
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York at Chicago
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St. Louis at I louston, N
It 6 a favor you do for yourself.
jun'tu,lity to join the houston
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Mhauita at Los Angeles. N
Zip m.ukes it pui'ibk for pLeI win- ki'n
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to Ust faster and iiioce direct ruutt in carrying
League.
FrIday's Gunies
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Philaelphia at Atlanta, N
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imiiei trnlni'a' I)oui Watkins.
Minnesota at Cleveland, N
member and high average bowler, Paul Briggs, JIsihi
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chunk it ,tlh," Beige',' ret uris sold
(mIsty, e pini,iIng f lint he hoc
found a new Inise'hnli life with
(lit' St. I otuls Cnnll itals I Ittit hll$qu%' uituif reln sed for
the first t ittle al meatS qitie'e I eon
rrmetnhe'r. It's nice Ili an out,
flue field atiel k
people
are he'hiInel you,. it itisikes yeas
t'micentratr siml ;vntit to give
your best.''
The 32-yrnroiti outrit'kIer hit
a record 61 hiemie riitis for the
New York Yntikimpet In 1961.
Mans then saw his career go
iuitei a tailspIn sic a result of In
Juries and e'Inshes with New
York nt'ws,,icn anti so Id tie was
e'mit pill plat lug (I it i t t I n g (lie
ga Inc until hi' was I ratted to the
Czut-tiini,lq hid t)e'e,uuher.
to t went to
htutlith (Malinger
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last July," Marie re'csihle'eh. ''1
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NEW YORK (AP) - Los Angeles and Lake Placid, N.Y..
may be the sites in 19611 of the
first John F. Kennedy International Memorial Guinea, a proposed streamlined version of the
Olympics to he held annually in
the United States.
Plans for the mammoth athletic carnivals, to be held in the
summer and winter, were an nounced by the Amateur Athletic Union Wednesday its part of a
nationwide drive to build up a
$10-nitiliun permanent fund f of
the development of U.S. athletes
for na tional and international
competition.
Cal. Donald Hull, executive
director of the AAU .said the
first summer games were tenta tively net for May 30, 11011 - a
day utter what would have been
President.
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day - at Los Angeles, and the
winter games for December
A Budding Feud
Casey Stengel thought Eddie Stanky's idea of using a 19611, probably at Lake Placid,
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pinch hitter twice in one exhibition game was a "farce."
Hull, huwvi'cr, said at a press
"1 don't make rules for lierewi," said Swulij. 'no mutter
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Look, Johnny-boy, nobody really asked you
openin'
youah yap, huh?
cum' youse is
Gonna take a line or two about the Mayfair and the other
one that's in the planning stage.
First of all., I think that Mike Wheichel has done a fine
job, what with improved conditions and more local tournaments . . and running it like a golf course should be run.
The Sanford Alen's Golf Association has grown as well as
the membership at the club. A healthy sign that somebody's
working on the job.
The only complaint I've beard, and It was third or fourth.
handed, was of crowded conditions. Well.. with more members you've got to expect that. And with more members, the
fees have been directed towards course improvements such
as the locker rooms and pro shop, to name a few.
Now If the real complaint Is about Its being crowded, and
I don't think that's the entire reason, wI,at was It like when
the Giants had control of it and you couldn't even get on the
course much before one or two in the afternoon? That was 'to
accommodate the patrons of the inn at that time.
Unlesi the new one would be so heavily subsidized with
exorbitant membership fees to carry it during Its initial operations, I can't see where It would do anything more than
create it financial problem on the Mayfair. And If and when
that would happen, and suppose it closed, what more would
you have ttuin ,iusl another iit'wer golf voursc, but still only
one in the ar('i ?
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the first root' was nver headed in his niurnt' over the five'
and one half furlong i-mite,
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0c

fering Manuleiv

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does ncjt sta'cn

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NO MONEY DOWN.TA,KE MONTHS TO
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any time

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death.
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with her father's death and
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your work is at home. He sure
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'Whom It May Concern" or civic inallers thm are helpfill 0
"If the Show 1'lts" It, Hey- to the conititmilty.
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trumpet before thee. Mat- use to achieve greater advancenient .n
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end eavor,
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dealings.
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even touched up scuff marks IAIRS. E. M.
followed by tile I)u:jiness avid in a positive fashion and withr.-"__X-._
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DEAR POLLY--! have quite ping and comparing prices
Chris Ridde ll, first vice pre3i- calm.
a collection of 'knitting and decided to make them myself. dent; Floyd Richards, principal,
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb.
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PATROL CAR
sizes and they ,;mre always backed plastic by the yard at
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getting lost amo:
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supplies. Now I kaW them in an other two I
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foil
box nel-backed table cloths. I e
presented by the first
advantage. Any problem can be we.
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got
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invitations. You Must have Ifere's tile test:
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be
lifetime
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hlizIt tip the other rer"on'ti a down-lo-enrill lin-01t. Iluild I'll
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oil that fourth club, 8011thlN you just that feeling. Co-work.
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worries were over. fie led his ers can give you excellent
low dinniond nild showed his Ideas. Accept thein wit11 goon
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grace.
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VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)
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him which opponent won the Concentrate on how to Ile haptrick, or what card pier in the day.s, attend And on
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was led back. lie was down to how that serious-ininded atPass 4 V
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tile ace-jack-ten of trunips tachnient can please you more.
pass ]pan
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while duminy held tile king- Get into new arrangements that
opening lead--* K
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as produce the right results. Be
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hins greatest care in aU that you (10.
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to suggest to Mrs. *13. try using match the various sizes needed. tape
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) = so the snappers would
When using wool or any yarn hold. Three raincouts with Learn to communicate
neutral leather cr(:am on her
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lielp
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that
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and
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graphed drama of
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J!
who crosses the border into which imposes a "should" on
In New York." (Color). This is about her wit.chcmfL John
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plays the businessmun sup. I'm it tnily religious person.
celebrated British import. since Thursday Night Movie. "Toys
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tile Beatles. In this one the In the Attic." Lovable old
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camera follows the 10-10-30 17t
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have
taken
the
prayers
out
of
school,
trul
Park
and
the
Museum
of
adoring
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possessive
spinste.
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rappM on the doon-, ltsliinir
if I could 1w (f any lwIp they
qutted down As It tinned out,
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quiet about tile missing coin%.
The next morning %0ion I waR
t child in the way be should go express themselves inflecuritte- virtue who can't produce it in
getting'
my
1
say we should confront the
porch
mail,
on
my
illogical woman who wrote you, and when he is old he will not Iv. Thus, I can stand the pos- action. 1 have rejected Chrisboy's
parents. I am sure the
mother
came
out
and
their
sihility that this reader of tianity because iv experience
"As a chill I had so much depart from it . . ."
boy
doesn
't
realize the value
told me that he d8in't want
ANSWER: I didn't rebuke mine who blamed her atheism of it has been limite.l t - pornreligion crammed down my
of the coins he took. Whnt
me or any other neighbors
tier becatise I'm not a mission- on parents who crammed "too po,sity which ivs-ed talk about,
should we do?
"bothering"
her
hnys
while
religion down her it 'shoulds' as substitutes for
Such a comment makes no more nrv. It's not my business to much"
"
I
she
u-sip
,work-ing.
cmlv
wantCOIN COLIXCTORS
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logic than if she'd said, "As rerlaim people for any religious throat mRy not have said the reality of Christian perDEAR COl,l E CT OR S:
ed to help. Why on earth
a child I had to wash my face faith they have rejected. That what she really meant. I can formance."
\Vhethcr
the boy is under th
would
she
take
this.
attitude?
envision
the
possibility
that
is
reasonable,
isn't
it?
After
What I'm saying, of course,
so often that I won't wash my
,,
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.
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impression
that h took $
GOOD
.LIG11flOR
W hereas all. I am not a member of any what she meant was: "I lived is that. it is not easy to preach
any more.
face
in coin% or $200, lit beside the
!,
DEAR GOOD: Mile wait emsome few people Maine stern association for the propstpation so long with people who told tile *sholllds, of religious virtile.
point.. The boy himself should
harrassed. I.Ike isil people
pareilts for their rejec t i on of of religion in any of Its forms. me the w'ay I should go while to children and a very differwho
bury
their
he
nds
in
the
be
confronted. Leave his liar.
I
However,
of
nm
capahle
refusing
to
go
that
hard
,Way
i
Vnt thing to materialize them
religion, Many ot.hvrs have I.
1
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out of It..
your
ndghbr
believes
sand,
proved the truth of the Bibli- understanding that other human themselves that l' e got no use in our own action That 'w a
. .
that what she doei't see no
we should go" is, as I'm sure
Ki ndl y
DEAR
ARIfl
one else can She forget' of
ou
know,
a
most
difficult
I
transinit,
the
following
moscourse
that
one
who
assunies
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to
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EVENINGS IN ORLANDO
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divaen Face Car for last year's 1,zdianapalis
500! Endurance champion of Daytona100,WYJrnzlesWlOO mph ... Non-SWp!
Comet continues let tie! She pace this year with
performance, styling and eco:wmy that Se
your budget rest easy. All this plus better
ideas, like Ford Motor Company Lifeguard
Design SafctyFcaturr,c and much more.

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rt.Low down payment, 24
rncjnfhs financing. Ready
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furjtir)'e- d Apt. $0. Adults no
41, e'ublic Records of Semipets.
Ph. 2 - i)30.
OUTSTANDING BUT. Modern
nole County, Florida.
story home 4 large Bedrooms, FURIC APT ;i l l utthi' a ezc- o1,t
Tog1er with oil structures and
I. TIled Paths, large kitchen,
Improve-ni'-flte now arid herca!$:t'. mo. Couple only, No
other extras. Sanford's Best
ter on said land, arid fixtures iet
247
Cli. Ph.
childt
Buy. By Owner. 822-2260.
toehed thereto: al so all gas,
ett'*LIti, electric, water, and other
Wall To \Vall Carpet
hotel ini cooking. refrtgeratiug, TO SETTLE Eitate. 2 liclrin.,
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1fl tin- &amp; I lubelL I'll. 22-2'7('4
Irrigat lug, and power systems,
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niacli titer-, aptl
sod uppurtena!ices, which now
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or he- used with. In, or on aid
jireni:t-es. even though thl')' be:
d.-ta.:i,.'d or detarhlet.le

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Park Ave.

Real

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Lot
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vice, wa ter pump. Ideal for
.0 per mo.
children anti pets. $0

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fully powered and air con•

ditioned, solid white. clean
interior. If your credit is
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ARE HEREBY INOTI- 114 M. park AV*.
putt
bas
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filed
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QUICK SAL'F, SPECIAL
against You
the above cause
LOTS
In Lake Mary (minimum
and you are, required to file
&amp;0X121) priced in sell
site
werwlthth: Clerk of
yo
tbls week.
and
to
serve
'OPY
Court
this
All jiml-o- cIty water,
Pile
the
thereof UOU
4 lots for Ul'0 each,
Its attorneys. Mahofle),
6 lots for 24(iO each.
Chambers and Adams Barnett
National Ba,nk RuIlding, Jack- Nfuny othrrit avidIftble- p,,m p
ponvilit, :. Flaridtt.. not later
IR-Ith nothing down anti good
than May Ith. 1!46",. If YOU fall
lerms.
on to do. a Dc!ault will be en.
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for the relief
,IIT IT.-749$
CALL DAT OTI Nl(in
the
Complaint
clemarided
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Excellent
'Widow,
Defendantft. fronting on ° ;? street
$3 600 cash. Call 1
OTICE OF SVIT
near hospital.
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DRIVE OUT TODAY I
Take Interstate A, exit at Deltorm

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devilrep position in dOctOr's of-

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are especially designed for Flor.
ida indoor-outdoor living. There
are 15 models to choose from.
Mackie-Built homes ranite in price
from just $9,390 to $19,"D with
down paymenti. as low as $290.
Monthly payments start at $55.75

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MACKLE-BUILT HOMES

SEWING &amp; ALTLItrIONS
CALL 32,
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9475
63 Pontiac

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Call 323-.176$.

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Self- uided"Tour-see the Shopping Plaza,
the lake-front Community Club, the Charrspionship Golf Course and the outstanding
homes at Mackie-Built Doltoniii.

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talledbyagiil:ted
public utility to deliver pure city water to
the frontof every Deltonahomeslte. Paved
Streets are included in the full low price
of just $1495. Visit Deitons now-take a

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Water mains are

Call

8rse:way 4 - door sedan, au
somatic transmission, radio,
hector, one owner. This

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da'i- or niglit.
Ca-Il 1'.2-1471.

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this
Mackie-Built communttgrowlDeltonats
gmwirigrapidly.$1O.staitsyouonyour

Ship. Albert H. Pefl, OHteett.

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TREE RIPENED Citrus.

15. Special

TRADE
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fed lake In Ostettin. Fur Info"motIon call 3I-I816 or
24*76.

Fordor Vi, air conditioned,

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Auction Sale-NO flip flack.
lnapeei this fine locatIon. 5cc
hoit it fits 'iotlr need' \o

Automobile Accounting.
No one else need apply. Ph.

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Camps

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OFFICE Manager: Epf'tiCflCtid

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Russell 1137 Cina St Winter
Park mr ApPL oafl 64'7-1667

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power steering and brakes,
radio. This car is ready for

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SKYE TERRIER Pi'PPIIH ::
Female AKC RegIstered. 101
Mayrielt- Circle-. i:-1flftl.

Jotstar 88, air condiflonsd,

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Sl'INUT PIANO. 4111. Mahogany

fluldiviii fletwilrd %%-fill Bench.
PIANO TUNING dt REPAIP
ANIMAL HAVEN KENNCL&amp;S:
Exrellent condilif-iii. :',:2-4207.
DOGS. Cats. etc. Ch1hutilluas. W- L_ HARMON
&amp;
Russets for
IAI1IILE EQPIrMEN'l'
PolntrLd
YOUR message gets horn.. Over
a
cc
W stern 'oal cove fit the
whet
S0000
readers
daily
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Sanford.•
Old Corral Western Shop
you Place a low-ens?
Hwy. t - tu, I ml. S. of PeFtary
PIED AD In the Herald.
GERMAN SIIEI'IIUP.I' female
pups,
toot., old, ARC. Worm.
led. C.Iminjilon litickground. Ph.

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eeri.'iee with the Ceab.
SUPER TRADING POST

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Prop

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Service Calls, $.00 on Black &amp;
GWAL'I'NE JEWELERS
SALON
itN1CIS BAUT
White. $1.flO on Color.
222-61in
204
S PI+i'k Ave.
Regul ar $10 Permanent now $6.9I
Dell's Auctjoy' Service
The Working Man's Friend
Complete.
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2-992 CARPUTS lilOuti .'fl,df'r with tbr' OER ltl,flhIll chioti, tae.l [tuft WE Buy Or Sell FurnIture &amp;
301 Sanford Ave.
e'nluro.l 1IricI. MUST SELL.
misc. Ph. 32-8&amp;3l, 22-7&amp;P6 or
flInt- l.ustrr Electric ShamCUT n' CURL BEAUTY SALON
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44,LACL. UL Home' Annlinneet
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322-6710
L AKE MARY TV
HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Rotpolnt RCA Zenith, Mavta.g. .'iil CONT)TTIONCR Clore-Out.
Mo(ICI1 Crone . ill
Open evenings by appointment
Shop &amp; Sire In t.k. Mary.
.%1OC')NEY APPLIANCE
IO S Oak Ave.
322-6742 _____________________________
nommimmil2.door choice of 2) both
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1onry here, teal setMake
BEAUTICIAN WANTED
1 i. 1 \t i
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old.
voting
or
up
for
tuIlu .111 tintitro
C T n C RL BP t T SALON
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40
or
:1111 tuipl-v.-" $ .
tIe Man's poeket.
lImmIe Cowan
$•
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glair Rr -'st n R.-sit t$411-0'41
Orlana1.
Ph
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Viviane
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part time. Executive poittofl 84. Real
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or write _______________________________
Ileht'''ni, I F, lit $46.
44-1
1.r,-in'i
avaiiut.lo.
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to
': - t'4 S. Rio (Irancle. Orlando. SMALL Realness
p.rktn
Up? DS Low-Cost Want Ade t'N1t'11NiSIlIP
EARN $5 to $10 a week for
lIetr.'"nt. I lltth, Eli
Front
t tell and sell!
li-irm
hours (if troth. No ln'iestmeflt.
eli'ii . il' p;.--i I- I
ItttPPt'l i
&amp; Phone necessary. Sarah
Car
Matti, l It'br 0
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('o'i'.-ntry ,letvclry
11'7
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THE TIME TESTED FIRM
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252-6121
AVENUE
A Multiple Listing Realtor
or Female Help l2 N. PARK
INSUROIt
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ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
1013 S. French
*2-409l
-K ITCh EN lIE'LP Vs ANTEb
Realtor
171 '-"-"•
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ft 1 110 1
Raymond
LundguL Aeao.
* 1iPRM. 1'- bath, large lot
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P i t. 2-4t.

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ui.u't 1e ] yrs oil. Otto's Hot
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Pltienrect Shopping Canter
76ri Ciriantlo lit
Ph R!2.7512

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Wheel chaira, ,nick room supplies

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TFfMITE CONTROL
Horn. S.TVIIC
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C;I1;EN DItOTHERS ICOOVU4G

4-.Deautv Care

289 V-B .ngtne, straight
stick, blue and whit., in.
-tenor, Like new.

Call

39.-Exterminators

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AntiqUet'

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Machinery è Supply CO.

ItEGISTUR fur Jackie Cnolo
nii Si.
Swim &amp; Dive School. Clui'n.op
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IHiU. lu(zsnt to eedulti. Morn- Roofing
Ingot
2- 0 6, 1 p.m. 'til 4 T'
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Pinip &amp; fittS AM. 4101 Suni4 ict 17
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CALL

With

McTU,vnoUlv Drugs.

OVER 2b YEAR
OP rINE workma.naht
H.S W. 4th
hIItarIn , t1ra.pørI,
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little
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CARPENTRY - ROOPING

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LAME %'EIGHT cattily

Orange Blossom Honey

A. J. ADCOCK
PAINTING I. PLASTERING

2. Personals

automatic
sedan,
4-door
be &amp; u'fiiuI
trarwmission
powder blue. A 11,000
mile car. Factory warranty.

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Misc. For Sale
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34. Upholstery

23-.-Palntlng
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Zip Code 82771
Phone 322.2611 or 425.5988
li'Iegmttinn served notice today on all :minole County
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VEAT1IER: Partly Cleanly Through 'l'htlr4dsIy.
jsccli t 1011) iihdiviin.' that it will present no hills to the
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asutnihily r;ulling for an increase in ad valorem
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I e- I e s•t Elrod,
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of thin has uinderwritten the port i'ieolat,ty
r(,mrni-t-4 it-en;
Hare,s- I thority in the -trnrecint of .t)'lI),.f')hIrisor), c-oicruty a tt o r ney . Wil- 1)00, heat heis reiiii.'st..'eI proper
Plum tlut.ehison, Sanford city leislAtInn
collateral for
attorney, mind Mack Cleveland h1 loan.
Jr., special lc'aI comineel for the
[,and pointed nut "we w a nt to
city.
throw no rocid blocks in the way'
This' steet"nipnt W34 made I
cit the port tiethority hecause it
when the' delegation wine onnt-es,mry to the economy f
sielitring rs'eiuests by the SoniuSefliiflole County"
iinle County Port Authority for
The delegation approved
it measure to provide the earmea.4ure
which will allow the
niarkinut of $60,000 in racetrack I
reipayment and recovery of welfunds with a maximum of tfare
funds paid to recipients,
half mi ll sal valorem tax. Thit
at bill allowing the county t
delegation passed over this par.
sg-' ftI ttbeilanc's liervlcls)
tktilar mevtp tje.
c-rn'
-'t' .t iUTY .tonnuiEked said that all legislarfon iumn, riiicrr,- fitniinr of county'
touching the distribution 0
a','rOr!L4, 11 :iicra.4ure prohibit..
P racetrack ins-eels i he.i
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in abeyance for a

County I ure whkh

recognizing any
of its
will allow the state
employees,
and
a hilt 'ncre1ssinl
to "recapture" all racetrack
from thri'.- to five per cont
nlon,-y'
.uIary flereluIttion t Sanford
Up The, t1*l&amp;;etic,i, did ap;iroVc p0let an.! 'eu-ezr.en from their
8 nuaeubcr of local leasures, I
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$25; Mack it. Cleveland Jr.. $25 and
To sell the., peolili' of Seminole which is tantamount to approvroad
The efeieutaenr t1so approved
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Jeirties U. Foley, $10, all of Sanford and
at by the entire general assemDon A Loftus, Chuluota, $50; Glenn County on the need for legisla;unnexation
by the city of SanSidewalk superintendents on
M. McCall, Lonuwood $10 and Patrick tioui to protect and preserve lily, among them is a bill pro-'
of
Al
properties
bounded
Zeull, Paolo, $25.
viding that Seminole County
the lakefront are again enjoyin g
Jan Fortune—C. Ladd, Geneva, $70 water resource's for the' benefit
the
arrfor't
Naval
Air St.ahy
seeing that well-worked soil
appoint a medical exanhirattr.
and Republican candidates fund, $120.
I tit)fl.
turnas
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whole
is
the
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of
county
the
once more getting a good
McDonald—Kenneth M. Leffler
It also approved a metau,e
It approved a new charter
$25; Clifford McKlbblri Jr.. $?5 G. An- project undertaken by
ing-over in a couple
the
newallowing
for the establishment
drew Speer. $25; Chris Loveluce. $75;
for
the lty of Oviedo, suhjec
. .11 one of our do
1V.itc'r Control of special irnpi-ovc-mt-nt di-etriet3'
E Rountiilat Jr. $25;
Tcuhy. Jy reactivated
to a referonifiini of the voterS.
V-fl; Dr. Richard Dougherty, $15; C and Coiierv.itieiva Committee ill the -tunty, itit.j,I,'
shopping center stores had as
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Mize
Jr.
$23;
Harold
F
inventory
No charter chinioes have bocru
in
nany turnovers
If a r (i I ci K:ustiieu-, c-oiia inittee
;uI itk-, wbik-h unuTei [)tOViIl" $10; Howard If. Hodg es, $100
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isth
rt'eeivi-iI for any other municion
th at pumped in land
Eri,el M. Southcsrd, $50; David u, ziicniber, told 'Flue lIe-c-aid ted;uy . -idewuuiks, street lights, -sewerticirleti, $5; Charlotte C. Smith, $325;
land has had, he'd have made
The cOiIlIluitie-e is goisn ;uge, etc. This measure was : p;ility in Seneiatole (.ttismty.
Re-Ceipt of the official offer
A. C. Doudney, $23; U. W. Ware. $25;
No proposal hai ho
roe-euvfew
extra
bankable
bucks,
a
'l'he Marina complex street construction l)roject Jot,,, M. Fllupatrick, $25, Bert 0. 1101- through the pruee-;s of having passed when Rep. henry Land
from the Depa rt ment of Housed
from
any
justice
at
the
now wouldn't he? . . . But that
ing and Urban Development to got underway yesterday, City Manager NV. E'. Knowle.'A ""'sworth, $25, all of Sanford and Don meetings to re%,ie%v 1prol)osials to Pointed out a referell(hint is;
A
Loftus,
Chuluota,
makes
pro$50.
jurisdi'
pecnt
to
iticreussu
hies
the way the job
be made to t he County Cont- requited for each i 01) SCif t!i.
guarantee a bond issue for the
COfli
we
has
been
And
at
the
same
time,
work
reported
and
salary.
gress, it says here - . .
I tiori and hi
mission ()U legislation to keep trict.
(and need) that jro Town of Altamonte Springs in
.k'xander
informed
the delethe
public
launching
I'aIIlI).
DO want
Seminole County from becoming
the amount of $275,000 for exten- pletecl on
'rhe delegation approved two gationa the port au th ority is
gress!
a desert, Kastuer .said.
One long street will be built on the west side f
sions to the municipal water
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alternative
an
'l'lie problem has to he
Mayannounced
by
landfill
towards
the
motel
area.
It
will
be
84
feet
system.
was
the
first allows the transfer of sueHere j am trying to stay on or W. Lawrence Swofford today.
to
provide
funds ror
nut_'uIure
tat.ulc
aitel
j1iu1uted
to
PePIt'
the
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wide and 700 feet. long, Ifl-(-oi-eIftiite$s to the county gt'a diet and what happens?
the
port
•,thcr
than ad
K,i-,tncr
p1
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With the oiler train HUD the
peritu1t
Iuuinl.
The
ecoatd
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itag to Knowles. Estiiiieuted (eet
You should see the deeee-lishtitXtiS
However,
A!e.'el.egidalion
.',ttadac-,
are
reported.
town is assured of sale of its
borrot
the
authority
to
5,t;uo.
bus looking candy at th e Sanbeen
set
set
has
expected to hc i-oinplcted withrider added the request that
the water system Im.s ix timeauth-..
is Ili the dieusiun of a 1-d the tie1eg-ttiuui. when ic
ford Plaza's "Rainbo' . p'm!" bonds for
is
atiutici
next
in
the
Coleipuletioli
tinter
bonds are to
Unimlnm! , - - And the kyoot provemnents- The
holied legislation tilll b' drawn to enu-mark racetrack fund;, this proposal, take lb aetioti
financed
strictly
from reliii tables for the small fry!! be
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Meanwhile, K liowles UI I.t( 'I
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sian of the I.t•4ilature'
I l'aulucci, Sanford industt-ialiesr, had opportunity to itudy it.
Council Is expected
Town
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what
it
is!
iighiteeteits to stay off the litsuil- I
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We didn't expect to "break
formed III 1959. Mn others, cit tier
fill urea, cautiottiilg thit'iii LI)
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to" the glamorous and fragrant resolution accepting the offer at
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titan Kastncr, are .U. L ('ollum,
buwuru of iituvy equipuuueuit at
atmosphere of that top-ranked its meeting scheduled for next
Homer Osborne, Chant's I.ee,
work.
Sanford Garden Club flower WednesdayVernon Minn, ('cell Tucker and
show. But there we were! in Swofford further reports the
- : -iouritag fousieluetiun
Work
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W. E. Knowles.
the "We Visit Sanford" there new city charter has been coin.
.
foi- the ntott'i is expected laitci
was a well-chosen "Around The pleted and will be sent to Tallathis uvc-ek ujiel Kiiowlve-e Suln'i
Clock" column, the "sparrow" hassee within the next two
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Wider Su1)1or1
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said tluad. IcIclE thee waehi art' up S A N 1" 0 lii) ' S RICk
and the flattering comment wcek. Public hearings tin the
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WAShIIN(I'ON
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------on the clay sturngt faidlity. StILES . • . 20 ycat' old
that we were very much a part charter will be scheduled and a
Wcemtuaiore.'lsend's
C.
ntching sensation, vhei William
is included.
of the city. And thank YOU. MIS. referendum
(ueilaty
completed,
the
Vhien
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W. A. I,iI'fl4iit .m.
tins received ii) major pt!hldiug repast to ('oitgre apFred Gray. Congratulations CU
will stand 44 feet tall.
I&amp;agtw til'ftu's to play Will. pears a JuhuilMin aduuiuitratWh1
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your third place award.
as the air
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war against North Viettue iii cs
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Health Department LinsJJy got
culates.
gbgamma
a small supply of
CONSULT liftS SAMPLE PIN SCHWULE
, bulin yesterday afternoon . - Wh.es You Shui, foe 'tut.f C.es
Thanks to the American Red
iS MU.UWJ "E,a.,.t.
Cross - - . Yeah, Daytona Beach
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Hunfurd Eogitwer W. A. L.efth-t Jr will stusid trial fcc,- 104
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$4500
$1500
Want some free orange juice? County Judge Karlyie Ilousholder reported today
Police iih$ul tie!Iau1 ii - teal,i ii
will
be
l51
at
Jlo
usbulder
says
s
h
I
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fi
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Coerce
mm
expect-a
the
trial
to
least,
thanltM),Work on (lit' more tu
c-u heel-c
lilt- cuiiepuilt'i duet to usse'
Chamber of
uiting
ti ng ii iuenli who .sLI4-lIilctetI 00
hu n
lixInulIstuli and giiode-rniia .l icy C) Is uwssi-htg the' r-neI
Sail 94
giving some away at the Coffee day s.
$19.55
$4500
Lcffles Is su-cused of assaulting Milwee In tiuc bt!ilee,I office to 1501(1 up liii- 'I II teiii' Ill (lie thus of t"lonidu Slate hinisk and point for Its iicslsillu(iuui.
(Eb ? ) club KIatch Thursday at
$94 95
$3000
Country Clot; uIe-,i hut "'I ", Snolesiti At
Exterior stork nut Siuieud .tA ug. 30. 'l'Iee alleged asAtlanticlissuik is l'°itt a.mn- in the USO Building
Abo ve p..uueslts snhicJe ehi.,j,lee'Ia.v sIJnhlSs a.,J l ogal f.c.c.
''snuurt'd ccli' (14-11111 14", seiUl sault was blutmed ass an "bites-reeling on selieduk, iu- eside'nls lualk, M1101 Ihic-Iuek?l b- tIeIacCall Ralph Peiold ov hen Duuvitc., lots l.afluim.iet bus
l,atc' lust aught If lildil ill)lSClic- of Lice fliis, reported today.
lug of waitciows, painting auth
City work crews hope to fill, gnat-ion" row, according to
nsent, tor vur lo.e-cost 4,', ..-ca: tujo. Phaseis 641-4293 us
More
Balloting
$
and
told
aLms
the
ed
Lit
the
t.
Mellon
Park
Osiundo and v icludy • Plncn. 322- 501 1 uc S.entvoL
Florida State, which is en- waterproofing, Is expected tobu
school authuritlew.
jh work on F
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(-listi
Will
(tic
Milwee w ts- ted at 15cmregis- barging 011(1 remodeling for the COhltl)lCtC(1 wiltilal the tct'xt three
to OPLlI
isool this week. MW if it
the zriem- ter. The manager told police installation of a new $30,000 weeks, ut'u-oriliug to Howard
Memorial
Hospital
for
'feanisters
Union
slays
water.
mule
hold
only
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cuts and bruises.
'
resigned
beiti
John
Dudsou
has
ietuli,ev
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ioiuiel
s-ieiutruet't may he. j,ieIa'e-l- haaied iI.,v.eini. 541011 afte r wards. (l(;55hIstihIfb ctastouaier stirs-k-c dc dvceu-ulicuii set thin buuk Interior
The
trial
Sgt_
from the police force the other I fur night months because! of issi t-uouglc to (Ott - c- a set-and the iiitiii Sll)itillt'SltiY "its Millet! I liLIllIuI('ult _lmuduy, C . ibis urd and cilia tguiuuit'uit at tim indoor
MLIIUN .D.I.C.
oft and gist •sv. ily is ittuecut lesk .%IeNuilty sulsi today. 'lop flout, tuc-iIAtk- Total lil-dJitel has bent
day . . - After four and 0 bull the lark of adequate courtruuiai j
Hag aasyttiirug.
fadilties, lfuu4uuldei said.
years of aervee.
I data lH(ICCsbIiH ruufll to It ebthiUI*1et1 at at Cii$ of $1S,O$JU-

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The late John A. linker in his
us long—and corrective—look at 'rirn fact that expenditures of Bassett (Il) and Ben Griffin
ngwood's main large sums of money will not and lien Dulls LII (I)) by th e quest of a seat In the LugishuSR434 west of
is a popular
That
stem
necessarily assure election to deadline of May 12, Only at-all. lure exlwii(le'd $8,095.89 of $8.mimic Cnemhy contributors to Ken.
for
many
people
traveling
route
Ronald
(RI w
212.50 contributed, nearly 40 nell,
information
about
Has.
proven
able
public
office
was
again
To get on 1-4 Ovlctio, $SOO: Jane Plante, Altamonte
south
And the traffic count is going today with release by the See- sett's, Griffin's and Dufloise' tlnit,s as mulch money as spent St)rin(J5 $1.000; Cleo S Wil liams. Sonford. $100; DeWitt Mathews Jr., SonThe paving isn't too retary of State's office of can. expenditures and contributions by his opponent William Gibson, lord $50; RIchard if. Parker, Maltiand
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ADd didates' statements of contri- are qualifying papers fil ed in who ended
UI) winning the seat 11SO ovid Edward H. Parker. Mankind
good, nor very wide .
February.
itS. In uddillon Planle's share ot the
barrelling
butlons
and
expenditures
In
the
semi-trailer
while spending only $fl9,
06 with a
Seminnie Republican candidates fund
spcnt
during
the
Largest
sums
'ou, it looks about a recent 1cgtsiaUt campaigns.
wn
was itin
Seminole
Countians
contributwere
by
Sen.
KenContributors to other campaigns were:
'flier 28 candidates of both par. campaigns
wide as this typewriter ribbon
funds to to of the cnmpaignS
Planter
reed
While
Plante.
net-li
A.
8. Peterson Jr-Harold F. John$56,521.34
get
past
it
spent
a
total
of
ties
when you try to
tOSS-Ill) hictttcn Torn i°". $5 John Souls. $10; Robt W.
It
Is
a
$13,300,
ceived
contributions
of
the
pretty
STC
during the six weeks of
And the shoulders
W. A. Leffl er Jr.. $25; AlMcDonald and A. B. Peterson bert N. $7:
Fills, $15; John M. Fitzpatrick,
well chewed up by traffic that campaign. The 11 Republicans he spent $12,612.55.
W A Lef fler. $50; A. Wallace. $25;
spent $17,146.19 while the 17 Second largest campaign ex- Jr., both defeated Democratic $25; Spencer
gets off the skinny strip
Harden, $10; John r. Johntilt!
C
to
which
got
by
Beth
candidates,
as
reported
CflSC
was
Chuck-boles that could EAS Democrats ,spent $39,375.15.
SOC.
%10
William T
Ruth. $20;
donations MUt W. Leffler, $S J. L Hobby, $5;
contributions
largest
number
of
whose
of
conJohnson
reports
rt
her
IL? cause serious trouble - - However, fu
flcrt ti Hollingsworth. $10; William C.
with expendi- from Sem in ole Countian-,.
w, cummon, fellas, fl); this tributlons and expenditures are were $11,658.33
Jr., $40; Kenneth M. Leffler,

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Lt's s' now: somebody was
talking about highway safety
4 . . In that vein, what about the
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178
delegation is supporting change VOL. 59 NO.
gasoline tax formula which

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too. - . Some 25 Orange County
hills Introduced thus far . . .
N one for our favorite county
Do you still think we are

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POOR areas!!' And what do
you want-a bet: they do or don't
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apply for a half million dollars
from the bottomless pit (where
we throw our tax dollars) in
Washington tinder Public Law
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areas in the state - •
then what do you suppose hap
pened ?...\'ou mean you don't
flian'l c'oi In that
special school board meeting
Monday night? Then lemme
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IIIHIC'Iitiveoul
, it!ilf icci, 1411 1 11 %. liv $ In'
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Thu Knock of our state
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fast -growing Pr'Perus c.munly
says our Chamber of Commerce
. hsn1 clearings reached an

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Denise Pot thr, R n e in a r Gail
Schmidt,
Suzie
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Brnchtor. Xe211e truhb.
povps,
Ricky Stens Sharon Bruce C1nor Pam 111'whn1n
Bruce Gohde
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Knigh'
Ssiort. Morocflth Smith. Jud y
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Carol St
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Randenherghe.
nv Nielson, Elsie Rae Pike. Marty

"Peloquinn, Janet Foist. Pwiln .Smith.

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Vicki Hoehn, David Hoskins, I)avid

Instructors itre Bob Bunnell find BI'lice Nelson. Members shown in canot,
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tzetc 2' srhe'diiled fee1
Ronicie Mzmn7jino. Budd
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set Floridie Stht.o
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Dcmttic'
flasniusen.
Moister,
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sency Turns-i.
.lenn Tucker.
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candidates nncl seuxiliar' ?
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\Verry.
Mid
Carol
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Girl's ctht hw been pinuine I
Guidon the ctnd lit fl(
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for 2 p.m.. Nay 11. at the LC
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lIegi.ti- atirni d ea dli ne for eve. gion Flrmw on Prairie l.sahshits won se superior rating ui
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the icliliUjil c'cinipetition of the
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ill at Seminole Junior College Linda rote &amp; CseqMs'lherr zmiu1
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Association. iend a Sanford -. -?
rector, announced. Registration flucififi- Sprm5. will b prese'iu
-twk'uii hues boon commended
sit
tilt.
gt•l
-togs-thor.
l)cgms t'Vefliflgs from :30 it, 7
for his work cm the paper.
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At tin- Aprii nioi'ting, ('ole.
p.m., starting
Wednesda y .
The student is T ii cm in a a
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Cnurse being offered durmg duct-ce! by Mrs. Streidle, 7)r(- S;.le)IIOS, the son ti ll' Mr. and Mrs.
-term 111 (April 2f to Aug. Ii) (lent. It wn announced Mrs.
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are as follows:
Steudli- had hoe'n elected sixth
A venue. Sanford. Finridu. A
f all
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AT cm ii d a
EIemetit4ir • Ac- district
('1)14pri'sIw'nt cit tIn
IIIflI(41
Sowsnuc
Military
Set
ROACHES,
counting 1, Business Law 1, stitut.lnnrs ruinfeere'nre Iu,Id n
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World Literature- I, General Oviedo recently.
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P s e h cm I cm p y - Tu'vetopmcntIie'gietes fit, the confeerofiN
Tilt' Guidon has been a SupTh MONEY MCK!
YOUR
ni Residing, World Civilization from Unit 1R
were Mrs.
SiIOl
high school newspaper
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H, Physical Science Ii. cP a
Swudk. Mrs. Grace- Amhnch.'r,
for the past six years and in
No bug can escape. Just
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Tuesday: Principles of Man- Mrs. Niuiee Russell mid Mrs.
hut
wcrn the coveted 'fl
and leave for
agernent, F restiman English 1, ! Zellit Plitrich. Airs. Steudit. ww~
ift.~--I'..:- - - -~~% Tennessee" award, given only i your
closedWhile
up home
I .^ hou-s.
you are out a f,ne
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B,ROAA'.N-1E TROOP 2.50 of St. Mary Magdulen Parochial School (if Altai
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when a newspaper is clearly j aerosol mist fills the house and pen.
monte Springs has completed making Mother's Day gifts and members
tory
H,
College
Aleghra.
e i
etrn?es even, crark
Mrs. Russell.
superIor to those adjudged
ON THE MOVE is Brltains
where
Insects
may
hide.
It
Is
clenn,
now
jire
learning
tbe
fine
art
enihroidei~y.
Members
are
(front,
from
of
~
Wednesday:
Introduction
to
It also wits rnl)orteti Old I
ftnee Charles, beir to the
It hits a]" won the I
I Stilmrior.
IS
sole when
501U1t4.
inlass and
,eft) 11arv Wicklin, Mary Beth Lansverk, Ricky Schumer, the mascot, Lisa
throne, who has moved Into
Business, Music Thstnry and Glory Community Illecod Thuni;
eiist rating from the ColNt'ciu
.
use
.
san
Willillms. F.Lith Chissen : (second row)
the royal spotlight since
A;)preciation, U. S. Federal donor day flat, [)(.ell Schedulf-d !
his recent 18th birthday.
Government, Physicu! Science for 4-7 p.m., April 27.
Ann Siohier. Amy Bush. aulie Rempf, (third row) Ann Morgan.
APARTMENT &amp; 5MiLL HOME SIZE
First Class rating from the
An adept, though quiet and
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Nominating
Southern Interscholastic Press I up to S,D00 cubic iret S1.96.
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res er v ed yout h, he is
3-B!DROM HOME SE
Thursday: Freshman English leci new officers to 1w consulRaw Woodard - (hack) Mrs. 1ichard Williams, assistant leader, and Mrs.
.Association.
21hoWn here arriving In
up to
12O3 cubic feet $3.95.
I1 T'rincles of Economics II, tired at the' May nweting
Photo)
Tirharc1 Temp1, co-leaders.
(Herald
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Elgin, England, recently
Fund- named.
Introduction to Sociology,
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msua went
Mrs.
garden in
chari
First /.00iogIcueu
PbIY the CCuO n a Cunri
Garden Supply, Hardware
At U
th
amental Ma ematics
concert, after only seven
Hhlk, chairman, Mrs. Russell
- the United States wims etiiksMarkets,
Stores Pet Shops.
: Alanday and Wednesday: Gen. 1 and Alrb. Ilitrich.
inonfla of
Sears and Lindsley Lumber Stores.
lished in 3874 at Philadelphia. I
Of Commiffecs
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- try
of
the
post
and
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Tuesday and Thursday: Gen- tfl4 members
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unit enjoyed a sociul hour am!
cruel
Biology.
Catholic
charities;
LaCK
Teacoer
refrLshments were serviti.
ni1ttt'' of j1 Souls Catholic Mrs. LtFzk, telephone; Mrs. I. Roberts.
Persons requesting infornueWonien's Club v.'ere seppointect Sue- Ceyiiowa, program; Mrs. Mrs. Pot Corrodi. altar; Mrs.
tion about these courses and
Dot Itsuiner;, religious sertic
by Mrs Winkit- LefiI, proisi- ,Jo VonHerhulis, cnnfrnternirv
registration may cull the regisSTAll DIES
booth; Mrs. Frances Filogzir,
Aggravated I
o
Chiistisue doctrine!- ?re.
trar, Seminole .lumcsr CollegeCtTLLVEH CITY, Calif. tAP dent, tel the- April meeting.
C) and sunshine. and Mrs.
(3
22:i-34%).
Serving will he Mrs. Viedo ltridgti Kolarik. spiritual tie—Tom Conway, movie and telt'- I
Alma Smith. stamps.
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acrid 'vlopnitint; Mrs. Pat Bernie!,
urganizatioiunl
vision star in former years, died Iuestnr.
Mrs. }lucksuhone send Mrs.
I
i Monday at the- age of G
Evelyn St•i- rs. E'e1development: Mrs. Nancy H-:u - publicity;
FEA Claims
Smith. re-chairmen of the- booth
Open House Set -thit- club will sponsor in th:TALLAHASSEE CAP' — The
Downtown Merchants Sidewall:
Florida Education Association
.ae e Fridaty findact ureliu, acre
At Lu the ran
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year's
tesechier
this
says
nskiiig for tloaaetIoies of whitef• _
age is uggraivuiteel by IIICTI.IISCd
• (.II'phiinti- sued for volunteers to
floe rg a rte n
Kindergarten
competItion. low salaries an ii
mitt] the- booth. Donations airy
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e.Sanctions aIert' the PEA itself
k- brought to Mrs. H urkabone.
An Open House' for all
imposed
All-t... LeFils it. delegate f'i,rents of Kindergarten find l'reTilt- teachers' group reported hziackrserteie children lasts been
let Catholic- \Vonion't. Coa'eiaon results at a tcIt'phueaue- pull Ha Planned 1'tilt, 11111 mitten
(If
t i'm be-nag helea in Taunipac Alm,which It cjuuztd- re'cruitcr i
the- LLittwrall Church of I I c
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sehuini systenis in L)ath:, Duval,
Iledcernir or 10 sam.,
ut•.
veq-I;. Alternate is Mrs.. Cure'Paine Bench, tirtvarcl, lroward,
d if •
lintI'ierro. Mrs. Roberts is set•
Piiiellas and Ornng- Counties.
Thii, informal
O )C!house"•
tendinr ity. ii member of the
0ne college refused if) allow
will pnwide all interested and
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concerned parents the uppur-•-:.'.,..
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recruiter because- of tilt, sanetunity to become acquainted I
tions alert
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Barracks Meet
the teacher, committee
This hus to tie with standards Witt)
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World
War I Veu'reuns, liarmembers, anti with objectives I
of condition-, which prospective-1
Altamonte
of
2H1$5
rucks
of the school
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at
2 p.m.
meet
Springs. will
lti'gastrntie,n of children for •
-- rii they took iob lucre
Cuniniuiiity
Thursday tut the
the full session, beginning in
.--. PEA executive secretary Ed
House on Maitlicyid Avenue.
September it. now open and sell
Henderson said. "tilt- teachers,
Following the- meeting, fun
- - -sure- - are - encouraged to beconie at'prefer to live- in Florida
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finding the saeiiarit.s itt tether
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cjirtc'tiim
children sit. soon as possible.
o(iUneria StOLeS tote attractive- i
-art--- Committee- nuemluers
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to r.'1ue."
Legal Notice
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-TheFlorida Legislature' - is
etnusiuerm.t baits that wnuioi give.
'.I:IE0!,It col Ti i'l.A%NI%G
Place, one block south of ye
teuchutirs a tiaininuunu $,t1t1
A Ii V.41N1 %(. (o1i1 Jb54i%
25th and Park.
I -. ..t lesileih, IicnrIcese
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year. Alabnue s base pay ul Z - St
c'. 2.- h. -.- 4I
ready is $fi,17. Hendeirsoui said.
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ltt•crulters
rsiuict V 1'letTinaTe
reported to tilt£
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C' 101111
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''ISHIUl
PEA that ut'v.'ly
graduated
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114-u ri Il 1(1 clot eros ice'-, tilt !tilt;teachers sttiza to be- aware' they
-III tet
441 ri-ct.fliflie*I(I tCe
C lit
an Boatour
(.',enenetsi;ioie(Thutsi
ICsird te
are in short supply and thui':4,i.#. t heetI tI.. i iilI.'weas&amp;z tietierlit.1'
4. shop around. Most of them
i.,-.-u.$-iItY zote.ol C-.
fly JANE CASSELIIEIt1{Y
.11 ;r'i,'get ma average at live oilers,
I'-IA ICI-Nitle-tit In
'reit r outb Seminole
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m.-r-ut.
Senior
und it -1 Agractaitur.- I'. zoned
tilt- PEA wits told.
Citizens will ,- r) all a scenic bout
1:-: Mull ti,t.- Fcni! . - flt- lit tie.Out' other tuindicap in teacher 4
,
boctuetti
5%- (.fl5 NW ,_ NW
of izW
waiter Park chain of
I'
recruitment is tilt- Vieuium War. lakes
TI.w-ilbhlip
] Seutii• Iistugt
Wodn.'sthiy. kiuvrng from
. . - are ut.Hi
Eiu.t, rule theli..- N t41LC ti.c W
Sonic- '".u- ti..a ua4.es
-il. St citstunec
lice- north' side
unonit.r
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-4, s iezurkino
, urn
i .its. ' to it lint (bd put aibti
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SVLtLti1U%VJ Lit iiUIIiCI5U55U zijiniigs UULI L UW11VV LIClO
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-livillpIII.! NW eur (.1 atoreClimate' bus proved i t major I pluzl,
at 20 a.m.
Soti(ii CU). tb.'iic
niiU0iitt3
sign any inure thaii dues Linda Gordon who is taking the Tiecessttrv steps
entleonient. One Florida recruittt 1tilt i 1 H:
t ruu S
timibui
will have lunch IC.
to correct it And t here's ii good reason. It s unit a gag dreamed up bt
err said the last rigoruu winter
bee
41r tilt- .N%% 1.i SW 1,oi
gather at blorrison's Cafeteria
*_,(), TowlIN1111, ;,I buUth, Itullgit. I
un over-zeulous photogrupher. Actually, one of tile fuvorite diversions
was a help to hiki canilmign.
lollowing the tour. Anyone
IIS\ b1d
of visitors to the popular toni ist attrse tion is feeding the wildlife whi ch
Ihe" L'
trt in
g
includes squirrels, deer, ete- lions , otters, and alligators.
of betiou U. thoicee
NW
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W it1i,&amp; tIn
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WW-'T DitLi I'VE DEIDD10 tm I'M GLAD I'M N3r$t'\
JC)IP4 ThE '\
Stitt! thet POL'- TAils loiierti'tlori en'\FOR
BIG
EXUTIVE-)
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SIGN
STe,-5PAWLED
NEW ROCHL1AE N.Y (AP)
itO
arcec of 40SIII
(,(,rniiUbi4b
I-IN DCISIOS-'5S 1
FRE.EDOM PA_S'tNAN '\
10 DO? .._A 'TE-( BONDS'
4.IE 1'. DISIO54
TiIL Pitofsk'
hasn 't
acres ituad 11.-s wholly tie Section
5 I&amp;UflII'
5 iU*Sfl
V0'I&amp;G6
RE TIRES A GUY
BUY U.S.
bt..QNDI
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10
Tow nship
had if girl born to it n 5i
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Li UIlh The bUtt, t. ill tile
ens James Russell P1totsL.,
I ubin Iue.trtn, will be held
hue,
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lie tiet- t.eininutt- County Court
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was burn Sunday.
Grandpa Lou;s PItulsky ha s
icrp
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4,
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1:30
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whichever of his three' suns first
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(uUi,tv PbLIIII iIe
tint. a thtughter.
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April 2, 1

('I('q9
odo \\n 'iile
MILl-S
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Forot lake Academy, e - Trimble, Bob \VRfr? a nd Cloy'onthJM AthpntlMt school in IRTUi \ liliRn'
Juniors were Danny Per d.
rohiIao'i it
1'nrost City, h
ie ip
Bro w n,
1flO1
RT1d
I . )rnliictw honor roll for t he

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lie noted that the "white papers" program pronitsed
thacher pay Increases would "create chaos and t.urnrnll
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legislative program and consider using It as his at.au't.tng
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iniurn lnrrPR4tr of $1,050 . . . In Lruarinter, that no t.parlipr

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conference cm education for teachers here. He told
the educators his differences with th e Reptihilezin governor

position is Supported by less that. $11,001) on the State ivs'I,
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oute un'mbt'rs showed teieu;ii'lvs W.) Yat r'lorouh, dot's civic
of handiworL which they )laid work, arid liviiis her friends
niucle during the- past month. and i;cuhht,:-e with many good
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the custom for the past few in I runt of Lite "old" J. C.
J'e'nrn'y Store in downtown;
years.
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County Beulth Nurses, Mrs. sale.
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president of the
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-A volley from oil muzzle loadcr over a graveyard in
Savannah, Ga.. by the Oglethorpe liht Brigai(le:
-Tiededication of a small confederate monument at Daytona Beach, Flit:
-Four men in confederate uniforms decorating and cleaning off 400 Civil War gravesites in Albany, Ga.;
-Special mass in Atlanta by a Catholic priest whose
grandfather was a Captain in the confederate army:
-A file of women placing flowers on 1,500 confederate
and 100 union graves in Jack-son, Miss.
These few observances today are about all that remain
of the once-revered Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies.
The other states which once were a part of the confederacy
pause for their memory of the 1861.18&amp; conflict at other odd
dates.
North Carolina and South Carolina reeogni?c May 10 as
Confederate Memorial Day: Arkansas, Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia observe the national holiday. May 30, and Kentucky. Tennessee and Louisiana wait until June 3, the birthday
of Jeff Davis.
The Civil War observances, once marked by parades.
mounted marshals and bands, have become fewer and fewer
since World War U and the death of the confederate veterans.

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teniher attendinç Pr-Schoo1 Clinic ;'rre (front, from left) .loye Hny&amp;
.Timmy Key, Mike Bowen, Earline Yarborough and Josophus Banks;
(back) Cindy Morgan, Timmy Kinnuird and Cookie Non-is. 11"ith them
are Rupert H. Jenkins, principal, and Mrs. Connie Cammack, first-second
grade teacher. Others attending (bottom) were (front, from left) Mrs.
R. G. Key, Mrs. Susan Yarhorough, Mrs. Hulda Kibbee, guest speaker,
and Vincent Bowen and Tammy Kinnaird; (hack) Mrs. Luythe Khrnaird,
Mrs. Lois Morgan, Mrs. Louise Bowen, Mrs. Lula Mae Hillman and Mrs.
Viola Bunks. Also present. but. not shown, were Mrs. Oliver Mathioux,
Airs. JoAnn Hays, Mark Lee, Olh,er Mathieu%, Joe Ensor and Mrs. Marie
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Wilbur Pik'n is teacher of the Class.

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down. Hr said U.S. fighting rn
privilege to lobby and speak to necks were' lifted into sweep the was reported and found noth
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an, "dismayed" by "unpatrintic
committees.
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acts" of dissent at home that Senate' rule's on conflict of inter- Sellate
Gong said the new rules would I however. end enemy casualties has been called in to aid in deAll parents were urged to
est
would
makeit
mandatory..
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fire.
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termining
th
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give the Communists hiOf)t'
serve as a strong fountiatioi were unknown.
Mrs. Kibbee opened her talk have their children immunized
tht'' for senators to reveal any pos for it
Fire
companies
assisting
can will Politically what the'v
tough conflict of Interest
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Marine reconaissance team Longwood were Casselberry, by saying site
titni pending bet ore- the Senate.
Luke Mary. Altamonte, Forest for Mrs. Lois Jackson, also and have thorough dental chuci:
"YOU rlto't please'
The- Miami Democrat saul he clashed with an enemy force
th e publi c health clinic. up made'. J'amptmlets, cuurtes
*'Using his conscience as his was confident
Pit." Russell said. "If the' Presi
that time new rules the' same general area, an City and Florida Forest 5cr- Ifrom
vice. Longwood firemen re- She extended greetings to those of the Seminole Counts' Health
dent brings time' general hone! to guide," the rule' reads, the semt- -w)uct; go to the- ethics and eight Marines were
(or "may disqualify himself rules committees,
wounded. inained at th e scene until 6:3(1 present and remarked she felt Department, were distributed
report on the win-, that's propti- from
anti
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An
air
strike
was
called
in, but a.m.
very much at home with bit' after which Mrs. Klbbt-'e Coilvoting upon the measure. gundii in their' minds. If he'
the Senate- rnenmbcrship-would again enemy casualties,
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1mmlt'r praised time assist- folks of Geneva since she had ducted a questi on and answer
doesn't bring him home, 1hert' It isn't mandatory.
be a pproved,
were
not
known.
ing companies. "Thank God, no niade nially long-lusting friends ~ program, graciousl~- replying to ~
1H credibility gap.
~ Gong't; proposal also recoil). I Gong said fie wal; also plan. : Tuesday night another Marine
all questions. She closed diswas hurt," he said. I-h' also i,n the area.
"1 know f flIt lIfle Is'tts'r qua! tuuends creation; of it Senate Eth fling to intro d U C e' legiziation company sweeping a mountain one
She went on to say she would cussion with an old familiar
stated his appreciation U) the!
ified to tell thu American pt-ople
in11111ing it leguliv binding code of I areii near tilt- scene of tilt- ear- owner of the Fiesta liestaurant encourage all parenth to teach poem beloved by most former
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students, "Early to bed and
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Independence
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run
into
an
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children
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for opening his establishment w
tStS on possible conflicts of in
Wink Gen. Westmorelamiti
"The peopk' want this; they're' ed reinforced enemy company serve time firefthWrs coffee' order to prepare them for th e early to rise, makes a maim
Lerest.
iii' nu a ii ti it; g it." lit' said. in what were termed well
big Step-UP of entering school heal th y, wealthy and wise. We'
during the night.
Opinions
to lobbyists
"The's' ru sicI; of obvious cot; prepared
for time first time and stressed eat our meals and brush our
positions.
Nine
would Lx' nmndntury.
fllCLs which have' becit exposed I Marines were killed and eight
time' importance of punctuality tee th and we are happy all the'
The lobbyists would tu;ivt' to both;
ospital
in Washington and in state- were wounded. Artillery barweek."
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenim., (AP)
Senate his minnie. employer and
A tough conflict of interest but again enemy losses were' -Teamsters president James R
area of legislation in addition to
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bt •uidrb brrIb
Hoff ii's bid for temporary freethe
twlce.monthly financial re'APIUl.
said. We need one that would
o1L)N117 .iroe
dun; from Lite federal prison at
ports.
sargap, Sudap sad (3?$.**sNs
AdmIuIoflb
provide stiff Penalties for violaEskImos use wolverine fur to Lewisburg, Pa., was denied
Sa,a.r
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George' Willis. Augusta A
tars, "ranging from dismissais trim luooth, of th eir parkas wi thout comment today by
NAPLES (AP)-A daugh ter of
Th.
Cahill, Berry Washington, E th el
Herald. awe a. Pv.ae *.e.
to criminal prosecution."
Carl Coppolino's second wife'
beectuac it is fruntpruof.
1)1st. Judge Frank W. Wilson.
saoVurd, P*urld.
Williams, Gustaf (J. Nordgren,
today
that
Coppolitmo
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every Ryan, Ileverl% Taylor,
has(.rd. P ia.
moved his two daughters into
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tier nwther's home a week be,
huzant' White, Morris Nelson,
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lore' time' nuirriage so they could
isar •iws
BONN,
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Sanford; 1otim McQueen,
start school smuothb'.
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Julian Ii Morese, coordinator I student anti would pay for it
Clart Gibson. 10, wits put on
and West German Chancellor IWO children of migrant farm in- of the' Suite' Department of Edo type of
burg.
heudstart program for time' stand by the defense in CpKu rt c;curg Kiesinger agreed borers sporadically attend clas- cation for Migrant instructi
birUw
on, older students plus medical and po1iiuti'r drug murder trial to
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J, Mefiwu they would have "consta nt, se.-, in Florida and education suggested that each child take
another explanation for
complete and full cousult.atiwis" officials cit-i' searching fat' ways wi th hini to the' new school fold- dental assistance and free lunch; aid, Sanford, a boy,'
Cuppolimmo's activities described
behw'e either of their govern. to improve attendance.
Discharges
ers 01 his work as a guide for es
Tuesday by a witness for the
Bethulene Johnsun, .i a m; t ments takes decisions on matPanels of educators and rni his teacher.
He said it survey of classes in prosecution.
Bucke and laby boy, Beverly torte of interest to both coun- grant representatives met Tuete- John H. Wheeler. cuordinator the 15 coun ties showed 4,206
FIemlzmg and baby boy, Beverly tries,
day to discuss time problems of of federal-state relations under studen ts in high schools. 13,030
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Taylor, Judi th Englenian, Anita
The President spoke' to news- migrant children,
the migrant program, said 15 in elementary schools and 642 10
The
first measure ever
Clectier, Magnolia Burke, Au- men after his second meeting
One' proposed solution was a coun ti es with migrant popula- kindergarten
means
I column by 2 inches.
and pre"kindergar- passed by Cunigress
bil l
rars berguson, Emma finifth, with the WW German chancel- program to encourage parenth ~ tiota had submitted applications ten. Palm Beach County topped ivgulkiting tilt
. titiie and ,nan.; Too small 4or an ad ic be 11
Sanford; Arthur Iliunk, Ellen P. lot since his arrival Sunday for to send their children to school for help which; were approved, the 15 with 6.204 students while'
tier of administering the wittis iaotsced or efic'*sv7 Yoti'r
thnue !ftlJtJar%' - %b.'bl J' 11w fs,,,.'ral nI I
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Wi;ccjr s; 1in;;cia; assist- Heudr had the icast with U, of off we- required by the' Con
I reading this anal
Balm, LkF Mwmruc.
Kuamrd Adenauer.
classroom aides.
ance would amount Lu $45 per j Wheeler said.
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rine killed and 18 wounded in Longwood fire chief , the fire
that President Johnson i using
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Westmorclani-1 S current visit
had too much of a start before I
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cod.
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WH'
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lobhistc hat had to reg
The ground action in north hit fire department was called
hnu Lu silenu dis'.ent to
posed Tuesday requiring sen isLet in the Senate. Gong
policies,
i eramost Quang 'Fri Province' When pumping of water began
at-or
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to
reveal
conflict'.
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Russell said Westnrnreinncj
there previously '.c no
to begot, Tuesday morning when a to the blaze, the roof of thi
test
lift
o)bvIsU.
small cono of U.S. Marine building was already caving in
scheduled to address i t mint
tell who was Inbbvin
expenditures
and
Income
i enginvers. %\,it,- ambushed in a
Meeting of Congrew; and to
Ixtrimler said, "Acetylene
' . oil The proposal also prohitAm , mountain pass. Tile enemy and oxygen tankiii, compressed
Sen. Edmond Gong. sponsor
brier governors at tilt, White
said tile most mi lobbyists from -knowingly and, torce of unknown size opened air and paint on hand at th
House Friday, n giving
e
will the
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reasoned assessment - of tilt.
willfully falsifying, concealing up with small arms, automatic business caused one explosion
datinor- was that It required pub
war situation,
covering up ny any trick. WeIPOfls and mortars, killing after the other. One acetylene
uzuk went off and looked like
Westnrnrcla;id told tin i;fln;ail lit- discLosure- of interest CO!) scheme or device, a material five' Marine.,, and wounding
tact or make- any false, fictitiour:
meeting of Tits' AssocitttI Ilicts and lobbyist activities,
A rt'lieI company and armed a pinwheel exploded. It sounded
'Existirig rule's art ii virtual
Press in Ne York Møtidu;v th at
or- fradulent statement or mi'- helicopter were rushed to the like' an invasion.,,
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Toss, the Soviet news agency, floor of both chambers after
said &amp; missile brought down one joint hearing by House and SenI plane
Hanoi in flames and j atr committees, Legislation to
that
Radio
Haiphong reported create three governmental units
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tour- American planes and a hel- on the Disney property was approved by the House Local Gin'were shot down there.
"WASHINGTON (AP) -The giving a well-reaurned assess- of their regular troops t,n the There was no immediate ernment Committee but r,till
war," he said. "As long as the American announcement of any must be considered by th e Sen.
Senate has erupte d into bitter, ment of the situation."
Replying
to
a
suggestion
in
continue
to do that and until raids today In the Haiphong nt-c Rules Committee.
ilnewed debate of the Vietnam
the Senate Tuesday by Sen. Ste'- their ability to do that Is di'- urea, however.
The Senate Higher Education
war
with Gen. Will aim C.
eat- phen M. Young, fl-Ohio, that stroyed, we will need more
The U.S. Command did n- Cnmmitt.et unanimously approvmoreland a for thcoming address Westmoreland will call for 100,- troops."
nnunct' the loss of two more ed a bill giving the State Board
tocongress providing the spark. (100 more American troops in
Led -by Seti. .1W. Fulbright. American planes over North
Regents greater fiscal and
'Sena te critics of U.S. policy Vietnam, Russell said he ex- 1)-Ark., cr itics coupled fresh vietnani Tuesday, raising the policy-making authority but recharged Tuesday that West- pecLc some increase- in troop attacks on .Iohnsons policies t-iuml)ei- admitted lost Monday taming some Cabinet controls.
strength hut declined to be more
itii suggestions the President I and Tuesday to six during the
moreland. American military
specific.
d
brought
Westmoreland strikes on MIG airfields and key
Vietnam.
cOmmande • "The North Vietnamese ure horne to flatten disxent. to ht,-.'
a ~ flatbeing used as it propagandu tool committing increasing numbers rnuisv.
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Backers of admimmtrntim pullc9 suid the debate it"ll feeds
Nbrth Vietnamese hopes for,fiI
grounwar.
nil v'
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battled
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day of American rai. on prime
roncret(' structure with five targets in North Vietnam's Ho- sent to th e Senate a resolution
srtans. 70 feet long and 2(1 Feet noi-Hatphong heartland,
asking C'.ongres.s to create ii conwide. and with the center snn
Pilots returning front the stitutional convention to author 15 movable to allow passage Of
raids reported heavy opposition ize voluntary school prayer In
shi
from antiaircraft fire, surface- institutions supported by public'
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funds.
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.end the ultimate -threat to cnminait- alnbiit' of the ronvu'tf for furiourh
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the electric chair guilty of the rape ui
The fed.eral roU'tf. and T)efla SVMEm
.aiv 13-year-old girlj
have a1read' adoptea nolicief that have
Liberal orr1rn1.at1onf such a the turned penal 1nt1tuturnf into vacation
Lmeri.carm Civil Liberties limun have cwnr
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death
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Jill o thi.- j beiri dons in the name
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dacted and convicted murderedb, rapist
and others who commit acte-, against a
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Ing'tig't s'hen they Im'atiinu,' r)l talk ;U'euise you
lIme tipea, a time there was he was turned into It
black fig'ht. A neig'hhe-,r re-ently .4aid of inipn"ing' too much anxi e ty
a jit-(ind f'erqj,,n princ'e' who stone,
their hr,iw1jn
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Sef nit ro c'e'k fri Water of
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hopita,lIyer1
You'll hell). it invum
wy h.
tmuammnfnl,i was haunted by stuff his ears with cotton and for mental
illne'.ot, r'-'e'eis'ed
ot'
'n'mr.u',
the
arensjng',
vusires whir'h rcunlnelpel you of was turned into a black stone, shock
treatment and that haunted mn'mntain is our own
every bud thing vein hind ever Hut the ynung'est prince wasn't my psychiatrist
iuvs the boys' mer"ileqs rnflsq'meflre, Bel t tha
diane In your life. When th. quite
proud. lie realized that dirty talk is just mischief. "nr pluiirs 'are
"Your popularity is on the upswing, Senator, Your
at least, in effort
rr,irhc'cl the font. of the the temptation
to And my husband, who is
latest recording got 30 per cent more squeals!"
to
shut
it
imp,
They
.ure at least
umnisInl, n
old dervish the accusing' voices might he kind ninn
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toppr'rl lilni and said, "Ikre's too much ton handle. n he took .ta ge they
will outL'row. Bait it-4 pni'eion to t oll uq how had
r
ROOM rnt.tean. I',t It. In your the dervish's Advice, stuffed I
arc, hn' m":un
to
ears or you won't. get to the top cotton in his ears and reached I know what frustration and
anxiety my ho5pitftlj78tjnfl cost afflict e'lur 'hilet'-.'n hy falling'
Of this rimountemin," Hut the the top of the mountain where the children and
that. this mentally ill and what a ureneralproud prince wouldn't listen he filled his flask wit-h the filthy talk
lv lisappnjnt ing' ornature, we
aftil started climbing'. Almost water of life.
You know what the wise old are o heLPin, my tear,
Regin
iumimeciiimtely
the
net-using
Nice tale, isn't it? ft's not der"ish wrmM tell yoi to do, 'ith iie
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store and hny ymmr,ielf ionic
They got. f-can much for him and "My two boys. 12 and 13, ear pl.awi.
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jury Kaye Show (Color,Rerun,
tonight's guest star, plays Ar- that sent him tip the flyer. And
con, an alien monster who is in he especially wants the Rat- part iicular l y hriht and funny
poor health, hut that's not all man's cowl (or Is it hathat'?) hour, dedjt-ted to the eternal
his troubles. lie has been pur. Iiiane Mcflain is real cool as battle htt-n tile spxe
sueti by Staicons from a dead the Mad flatter's girl friend fly's guests are the. Righteous
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I WASHINGTON (AIP) - This, hw b--en nientioned w. i~ nmti kind o! middlu- grnund. which
at aonw of those same chair- relations.
President on these, as he baa is the' presidential nesting see- the Repubhcan niight like for a ma. have a broac npneai,
sayBut the usual guilt ti-ait
It it,
demanded copies of his
quirk, of ctrcuznst.ancie, cion a , length and in thtlui&amp;te sm
the possibie canzh r.ancflaati He v.at asLec I' it inc he- is neither
tumv. Tm'
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makes
peapie
therel ore that O'brien a tnt detail ffl the ttart..
dates attract attention bs 'ruT
at true he might be conung Cm e not. In'- tha inattet at lflte?veflt U
num-'- "Uniquely hi his party, and only triple-hatted man in the
In 1964 and 1966, O'Brien fling their vocal cords. while home one of these da' anc tha: owl. For
instance,
he
is
not
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divinepunishnient,,
(1oe not
p&amp;lwpe in polities O'brien has administration Johnson wanti was the President's.
trying to avoid hiving an egg or he ssouid have political amb' unilaterally ending the war bo pe-tjxn U rohtu *v o' 1 lente..
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Ahe caliacity for getting tough it Umt vrn,y- So O'Brien Tunt the : politicul confident in the heat of
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tioru~ V he did.
Lt, zgainst esculaung i,~ bu: he
.- hout stirring deep personal Post Office Isepartinent, labors the eiectuori battles. Bis ap.
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"twna.
anti serves
as. 'top pohiticae
Tnere- are those who think cuinstances" when be was ques.- have- no political intentions, amVietnamese, arc willing to make member of thci'- fuinills- 'hc' send for one of his bookktjr,.)
-.fter the heavy Democratic consultant.
the master general's supreme &amp;ULICLA
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niut at
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O'Brien still rctainr
hi zzer arc being badly "Ufldtr
:1oes of 196G, pan1y figurer
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reniain
at
my
i)ost
a
lrrng
a
The
meeting
of
the
same
time
he
would
like
tO
LiUfi. daddy didr4't l:npw it
11,y place? clamored -for spaciouf- second-floor ofIic it. used' in the political field.
nr'.
superior
au
th arit,c' wish me see- the bombing mort limited' hut twt. '
Press
prior ti Ljt.a't
•iestic change n thf lienw- the White B.ousa-and he' n. BcnVcVer that inu. be, the
p
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Ins
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time
than
it
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say
ui the- infiltration birth, her rnoUicr hnij become.
•ctic 1atioual Gommlttee. '11. often
there. The President sItuation seems wilikely tei
But this still wasn't
flat rc rout.e from the North.
ir -no secret th.at O'brien was sornetjrnez; summom him
the ctiung io long ar he serves
fusal
to
conic1er
th
e
nomination
But on theCBS television
Wi th out w]ling her hcba.nd,
their universal thoict to lead White- louse two and three .lobnior.. For the President
it
were
in
offered
hiflA.
He
z
show
"Face
the
Nation"
Sunday
slit
then had an abortion.
theni out. of the woods,
tinier a day.
plainly j interested in his
BarI)s
thicoLmtr
on
short
visit
and
he
tooL
quite
a
bit
o
time
sayThereafter
such women rtAmong thøse who wanted
At Ins Post Office, head- aut ility.
w
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to
Vietnam
ing
"1
cannot
foreset'"
circumofte
victims
of secz'tt fears
as national ehairnuui was quarters, O'brien presides over
O'Brien is.
fact, so placed
The total amount curTCntly
Former
VictPresident
itictistances
th
at
woulc
make
him
a
anti
pobws.
;},u. Robert F. Kennedy of New a rising - 'olcanic mountain of that he could go on indefinitely spent by teenagem on truiizii.back train ii presilenua] candidate and say"Maybe God will punish me
.Yark. Yet. President Johnson's nutil whose management ought -beyond the Johnson adminni- tar radio batteries is. shocking. ard M. Nixon
Infomiatiozi anti npinioni which ing he was not a candidate. But by causing nw to be sterile
decision to retain Chzdrnmri to intimidate the world's most truUon-in high political and
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Johv M. halley did not yieeei- efficient businesr organizer. lie puiihr service posts. lie has not
A modern sign of spring
information
and opinion whirth at the chance of being one.
secret dread.
.aarlly rcfleet fear that O'Brieni refuses to be buffIoed but is present interest in the six- the removal of snow tires.
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emieoy
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emuarxeci zns.euti on e massive ligurt private )ot that Im
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effort to get Lthreast of the Irorn time to time been datiWhat doei e ininiskirted gal
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it it. niore ilicely that the dith'.ultae with electronk• and j.ied before him. He loves do when she tech i mouse?
jjj iiasrii iaii tw wanu.
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President, having limited
mechanical aids uniquely de- pullticr and publir cffort-tind
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tipeet for tiat• natiwini commit- signed lot the nuiD service. II" most. of the people in these enIiddle age is when yon smile
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tolerantly at the way your
Taipei
he
left
all
the
doors
open
Largely dead today are the low workers. bustle around the- by twyin.
j first
omcthurtg so obvrnu
resentments of some of office.
it meant nothing.
the- more- emotional Kennedy batlefield reports Iii war.
Altamonte Spri g
lit! suicl no one- coulci predi ct
Geneva
intkrnutei, over the fact that
Wonder if this. ye-ar's spring what
the
luture- held for hut in
Mrs.. Jos. E. Mathieuz
Mea. Julia Bartot
'flrien, an original top Ken- puete will cut their hair lest
termF
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an
active- part u-i a
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aide, ckuost- to give full they
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l.'vztltv aiuid service- Iron; the haired muds.?
Limit' Mar-v
hlean Ldilca-Farest ("ity
backing tim. 1w ttit Republicat
autect to Lyndon Johnson. A
Mn.. F'ranee, wester
-3lrc. Marynnri Viet
1wniinatiw
bar opened n head
Ti"V,Kenned
administration
if you wonder what. it is that
82-621I4
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Mrs. B. L. Johnson
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said
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83.317
it hab been made-. Nixon will
North Orlando
NEW YORK (A?) - Jumping civilization
have gone down thenij, despite' the [act that 1w
Mrs.
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Pttttauiu
to conclusions:
ileltung
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their right-hand pocket are Usually
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own
neighborhood.
Backers
of
hard work. The 10th will pretty generous .ioes.
O
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Republican
G
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bOb-id
admit then luck played an equal if husbands knew what their GeorgeMl.. ituthi Dadson
Romney opened Rum
rule.
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wives'
haidressers.
know,
the
nc'y.Iorpresident
tueadquarterr I
of the 1iItit popular per1:1
number
of
marriages.
that
go
on
in
Washington
last
mouth. twos
Iur:uieri in show business must
bloci
from
the
White
House.
be' 1..aure' Baca,1l, better known the rocks would double overin "Bett
You never hear night. On the other hand, U Just little- over it wed: ago
wandering around with a couplekt
li
nmiyunt- ruy of lien', "Slier a nice wives knew what their
of hundred other touritit Bud
girl, but
bands' barbers. know,
his wile iii historic Williams
A junior executive always
Sanford Herald
Page 4
Apr11 26, 11h67
1eeii iue- iw't still a junior e- wouldn't make any difference burg, W. Vit., itonine'y paused to
Utuve until he starts keeping whatsoever,
put a bub' on the head. He said i
w*t/r1M A. 0I0180'. LillIllilt AND Pii*iLIbUtii
PIeAiK WOl.'JftLIP4E. U$r.u*st$iu' - ....,
stomach pills in his deik drawer A really gracious woman j he doesn't kiss babies, '1 pat
wua
MftMU'i £U*Ar..isia
and his. doctor promotes. 1dm by one who behaves. at a crowded them."
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Assuclate Editor
Advertising I)ItSCLQt
telling ihita lie ib an incipient department store sale just ab
He witi&gt; much less. positive
raaiv was rii
ulcer Case.
IOItuj 1dItur
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s.lan.ser
asked if lit- would seek the
she
would
If
she
were
receiving
when
IJUKII 'iLUss
16 StE iUft5)MAS&amp;B
One
wi'y
to
solve
the
problem
unexpected
vlai
presidential
rs.
nutnintttlun..
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to at home,
Hi.ciaty Eflht&amp;nbuøtnsa h1utlU5I
created by skyzicratper.tail playrusu wan.i,*
otis .rensj
One of the things grownups. don't know." he said.
5I.'-i,.,nleI hos't,
ldILur
lii t,uskt'tbidl might be to aecret.b' env), children must is.
For ti flUtfl wtiii s.Hyb littIPS l5'E1 4gii
MILL WitVLS1'
lower
theto a height the thrill they get out of riding
bt4tr PButuCrapliricounts s.(1itør
kuiu the eiurer to tiuti
uiily fuur feet from time flour. up and down on an escalator.
question,
he is. speuuding an
1-'ubI$.h.ci eleilly a.aoupt iiaturdgiy, buoday and C*irlstmILs. pubti.h
The
game'
would
then
be
no
if
a
woman
Mturcisy Prsu*dI
takes
the
trouble
lul
lot
ui
time- going around
Curi.tuues.
Huum-e' ridiculoub than it is now. to pluck a piece of lint off a felmaking speeches. and keeping An
jaj'
Nothing disturbs. a woman low's coat jacket. he can be 1.1w public eye. if he just
Iilpui. I)eliv.rwanted
C
nut-c' than Lu lose her bug. Who sure she likes. turn.
don't Lu remain a gus-erno,, 1w could
Women
6h1.
.iuzz
. (Yi'MIt
steals. s ni&amp;um't purse steals touch things th. dislike unless.
Sbs Was
*V.OV I Tear
lot ol breattit by staying
II i.s.Ii I V.a
ziaerely trash. but who stealb a they have to.
.uO 5 MpntIjv
1.75 4 Uuath
in
his.
office.
ItO $ MoDttib
woman's. purse steels. the whole ii God had been a committee,
I.UV
And thuezi there's. Illinois Sen.
1.1W Month
i.ov 1 Month
of her existezuce.
junkyard
ii- s. 1'uttel ltøgLt)o. peuvitie, jut all
sulrntiriptiuuj. a. PIIId
lied
never
have
been
able
to
Charles
H. Percy, already being
The two forms of life in Men- niske the world in six days..
to £dvazn*.
talked of as. maybe the bright
hattan that are in greatest publ'.iie "*-'Ulu lb a na.uutmr of thi* A
s.(iai&amp;ted Plea. Which Ii '.fltIUSd
hope of the Republican party in
svu.l"aiy ta tee usa 1W rapUijUesUiui of iii the £o.1 news print. lie disapproval now seem to be
OKJGNAL
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the
I1V presidential race'.
aa it, Liaise
taxicab dxivers. tend
Tb.
Red
horse
Inn was the For a man so new in the
5(IeJIId obesa uutls. tletuIms t?. JPIS t III,' juSt Cfltio. J'eop)t' complain there ate Wii
orginal name of the Wayside ute
eat $.ui1urd P'luriilu. uuda. the LUt of Cougr.s. or Marul 4,, i5.
he arrived in .Ianuary
le'w u! the uut' mid too many
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popular
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luws
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ivadIvtOau' or an old lady reading an uu'u- inn." The collection was so and on big issuet, llke- the war I
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honor at a stork shower recent- and Mrs. Clark McCoy of Lee

places oil the Base, calling attention to tlie POLY-

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NESIAN NIGHT sponsored by the Naval Officers'
Wives Club, at Lake Golden, May 12. RVAH-9
Wives Club is in charge of publicity. Others on this
committee are Mrs. Don Sullivan, wife of the cornmanding officer and Mrs William Malicznwski

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present. Mrs. Helen IIt'ltns i'ssisted Mrs. Shaw in serving re- Miss Deborah Gale Parker,
freshnients, of punch, coffee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
cookies, nuts and mints. Mrs. Parker of East Warren Avenue,
Murphy, the former Deanna will graduate from Toccoa Falls

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jed wiffi no two girls ubing the er's Mexican .Sombrero, wit'i Belcher. Carol Graver wati lire.
harile idea. The hidden talents decorated will) birds, fruit and tient d with a oin - way gift.

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completing the business essiofl Bernal wore a cotiander decO in hawaii, Japan, the Philip- law, JOIm L. hughes of Wnu- School, tins been awarded

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keet in a golden cage adorned evie who showed slides he made
A.A Stine ,nemntier. lie is majoring in DvMr. 111(1 Mrs George'
THE CPO WIVES CLUB the head of Jackie Spear. Pain in Virginia, California and San.
staged its own fashion show at Reardon wore a decorated hut ford before the last cruise. li e 429 SiumIIieiliui Ave., iia'.'c re- IHft and Voice.

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David it high .school sopho
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contests and is eligible for a
Mrs. litighes, the uriner Aim

Aed mifilli- scholarallil) at tilt! thlivvrSity of
Southtwil Illinois.
Youngest
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Duriug life bijbinebti 1whisioll, rild Io Norfolk, Va. ,I,lle ,text Suience Follildal loll and will at- Stew. is
interebted
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inceling lb hcheduled lviid North"t-stern University tit Wit
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tilig EvW1161,011. Ill.. where ulle is
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'rhe "madcap" mWinert really ad guests Janet Walter, Ki'll for Afay 4 in
d a bull with their "MAD Scieszka, Lou Kerner, Katen l(frioni. Please call 3224:1077 Ill btudying towardh fier I'll. 1).
The children (if Air. and Mrs.
Waggoner and Frieda Brown. you will need baby .silthig her' 11ER'S PARTY."
SLUE AND GOLD SPREAD
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Ue ceyw,)wa, publicity chair- Edna Burub,
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tile Goorge Stines have all re- 1,ii cult prepared inustard
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recent lionors.
tted first prize for tier creal, janet IjeuL-r and Edna Murray I RVA11-7 F,N1XS,1T',I) WIVM
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; )!i which was a red tablveloth will bake for the boyb this I huld the j -gular ljtj.,djiv.-,s meet- - Mikii will .iolill gi
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CARRY EILENFIELD, left and Andree Woods,
from RVAH-9 Officers' Wives Club shown with
some posters that will be displayed at various

tail and cigarette. 11cr prize was held aboard the sta tion

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The Naoini circle of tile Casshade of red that would help by Caroline liardy-vogetables sale of these tickets.
selberry Methodist Chuch niet
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Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lambert at the home of Mrs. Frank
Others attending were Marl hat of S: ali Skunncr-hows (if
1111 PAR!'? ROOM AT THE of Oak Stut t , s1wiit Inst wee k Hmown of Warren Avenue On
anne Williams, Counie Davison, all lities were hea utif till), ar- NAS BALLROOM was the "feet. visiting Mr. and Airs. nryan ,ruesday afternoon with
10 inc%iSally Mainele, Jo Ward, Diane rauged into a fiat by Kay Bry- ing room for a recent RVAII-6 uitiawrt or Fort i
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Lanier, Marie Osborn, Dot ant. N(jra William's wicker has- EN1.1-STEI) WIVES coffee. The
ir ft roup enjoyed all) assortment o
Hamrick, Dixie 5soth'.bing, (k ket with spool' of thr a
breads anti
U Humphrey, Jean Wisberg, rauged in an mtiLa te dn rolls,

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May tabli,,jiments in tile Sanford and tittle and effort to mak C I he the weekend at Warren Robins.
err. After the dinner and many F'lowers'' was the inscription OJI Orlando area. Tentative plans recent rummage ssle, sixmsum-t'd Gil.

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Oladys Ifenning was surprised gathered at tile Holiday Ifouse.
b) the Chiefs Wiveesof the 11(d) In Orlando, for a recent buffet
with a CIIIEF'S PIN and poeni funcheon. An unusual center-

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Mrs. John Fluiquem'. president h)('r of the May Queen s court
* Ryan, wife of the commanding a bottle of champagne, was won was brownies and sheet cakes.
officer, on her birthday. The by Linda JatniS()fl. She wove
Jackie Spear said t}it ALSAC of the Ladies of Liii' Rolling at the utci*dt"mny.

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pril 27 Shu rt qil' sicti that the home of I'at Cat.Milus
everyone, should hav e their officers are urged to attend 1kb
news a ssemb led so the'. will he 11)11)01 taut IllU!tiUg

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and thanked all who Faritia, received many lovely Academy at Toccolt. Ga., oil
tificate front a bat March 30
1)11(1 useful kilts.
OFFICERS' WIVES at the F I.
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-er has been selected as a memesta Restaurant surp ri

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chairman announced garet Kuder to select a slate of
basket
that tickets are .selling well and officers for tile coming election.
tile Iticky number will be chos. All members are urged to alen at file next niveling, by Mrs. tend the May meeting for the.
Ryan. Tickets may be obtained election.
front any club member.
A ganie night also is sched.

social .Nlay S. Tentative plans Anyone desiring directions to
have been made for it picnic Ili her home may call her' at 323May, at 1,ake Golden. Terry 01-19.
Forbe.; won the (loot- prizv. She
was also welcomed -is a new
member. E,dith Pounds -in- CLUB will hold its re,lular

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MRS. JOSEI'B SKORA from Eden, N. Y., is visiting at the home of tier (laughter, Mrs. Mae Weiner
and family, Shir l ey Drive, Bear Lake The women
are jiliown relaxing ill tile lovely tiunshine.

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the BIG NA%rY RELIEF BENEFIT they are planning for Friday, May 12, at Lake Golden. it

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Guests will dress in Polynesian
or casual attire and the menu
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tratijilate.% .

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only and hours are 6 to 12 p.m.

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ihie on the side of the rube that

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bowling party in Jime. 'I'iekets
are iio'.'. on sale and proceeds fumed ft nominating committee
will go to ALSAI'. 'l'hie linen which iliet at the home of Mar-

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in step with the new beat is
a long, slim caftan fashioned
from a red, black and white

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'. ife of the command i ng officer, Free bah ciltIrip at the Hnce
and Mrs. Jean Witilivrg, execu* Nursery is

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Carol Dentilsoll, .Nlfrilv Ki,i_l wa,i giwO of homor at a surprise E. r,onZ form Sariinta. Ens.
and Mrs. W F Kir c hhoff
stork h'"er , 1ondny evening, and Mrs. Harvey Royce were
Ens. and Mrs. Sanford Nfi0iet at the hnnie of r)aneen Stewart. recently welcomed to the .iquadare the prowl u-irf,nk of a ,zron. I On hand to welcome the new ron.

the R\ H-l3 Officei' Wives

THE NAVAL OFFICERS'

dj(,!~, tit(, stin-wartned browns, ,

tI't midnight l)1aeia and
royal blues.

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shown fronj Mary E'sther's colorful collection.

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Hair Stylincj Salon
Open TiI 9 p M Thurs. &amp;
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the wi'. Cs Meeting Room at
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washable dacron knit, by Allincilli, fl
Esther's. This and many more fashions foi- tilt!
average figure will Ile modeled at tile luncheon
Fashion Show this Thursday at Otto's llof Brau-

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Kuehn and Pat Walters. Guests
joining the group were '.Mrs.
Thomas K.11cline, Sue Monroe,
Pat Dearolph and Betty Pratt.

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'ol riein n N it h t pl. 0 m' I fo r MRY 12 at I1ake (okler Pol nesi n
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for Clugmt! dr-s-, 1.q th(- inf,,rrn.,H--n wl-li,ill wit hy thnqf,in (,harple. De.finitt,
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conies through loud and clear drew Thompson and Frank J burgtyr.. ctiul:ie, quulfmg soda
fur resort 't7. reports the Na- Belsito.
pop and gouci old orange
I tional Cotton Council.
vlop, .
Tfiv till con venprint-.,
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unique in their endless variety.
Sunburst patteruti, fluttering
hntlerflys, diamond designs
circles, squares and stripes
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Choose from a wide aIecfion of rtistc
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clous layer cakes were served
to Bets Ryan, Dixie Nothwing,
Dot Hamrick, Sally Mamele,
ConWe Davidson and Site
Thomas, of RVAH-7. RVAH-13

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DaA,id Atkinson. Also present were their Den Mother, Mrs. Waltel- Alliv.
and assistant Den Mother, Mt
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cIvilian guest, won second Low
scorer was Diane Wattay.

Mrs. Eninia Youts spent Sun-

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birthdai , April 15, and Chris Murray. his tenth birthday, April 2. Sho"vil
row, left to right are Ear] May, flobh'.
wi th the. .birthday honoree',
- Cidlaway, Jamie Hilliard and Danny AN't-r-

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La Grangt, Coliogv (Georgia 1 , it)(' Pitst, ft"W Wf'eks and thu! Swanson of Longwood.
studint pIrtIcip.Itln.. In ttit Les it II nit 1k u tta sooner
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lit, arrivvs, th-, better. Air. and! Ralph Clark of' Tittisville. i~
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b presented at Dobbs iudito on(- v. ho phonedci to inquire Rhflu. Pond The whet Is of progress '

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Beach,

Tony Wise, and Pat Cycmanick,
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Patty Bi,gham, Michele Cook

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Guests were the honored cou.
; and fruit punch. In a candlefrom University of South Flori. ~
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Miss Linda Robson and Jim
Ilight setting a delicious dinne,
da. Tampa. April 2-3, were John r
lKoerner: Miss Robson's parI C. Bitumeiqter. management.' 1; % it I It S - .1. E. . IATHIEUX c i fresh from the tri_4es. wben what I
salad, asparagus casseroic Su*_!I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rob.
and Roberw A. Pharr. English. ; .
Rev and 'Mrs, R. G. Key hav do you suppose the first thinp i
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II Countians: Thomas Rol)ert F(f ' tertained Ihv Robson-Koerner
. was adorned with arrangement, natural foliage in a silver von-~potjnd crike and Tnixed nuts.
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Sharon Lorraine Giles.
The serving Ilable was over- three-branchvil randelabrii with with the serving and enierthin.
Lfll"* dinner af their .1layfair home,

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thc outfield poaItion
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Rick's seven inning stunt during which time hi at ritel out is
hntrs His current season's log at Poll is S 5111(1
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Equalls impresi' w ac the task of Kitts O'Gnra of thu
Naval Officers' Wives Lene. Miss Kitty made it into the
timers" eutegorv of rolling h€'T initial 200plus game
in league play, a 213 as a matter of fact. But here's the part
that really thrills you . . . she carries all of an even 100 itt'erage So, in bow itno thu 21 shi (lUdlifliol for th Ct ntut'
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Congratulutiom. to 1ars raust on ho r txtrai,rdtnart

man was iii the Maple Iafs'
dressing roonn resting up Item

State Tournament in Ft. Lauderdale, too,

victory over Montreal Tuesday

at rice I Itopt it stiek '.1 art, und t hat thus t s ad tou a bundk
of George Wi*shiington'a.

t,ot until hub I'uhIw d found
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Westerii. WItS SigIWd TUesday by puble John Guenttie'r (if Read
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by tho lit at ts to lift hinnond of jmiuyer In NIB. hbotm y to tap
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AT CASSELBERY ON HWY 17/92

(left), Assist tnt Coath Margie Rednian, and Pits

Tin st talks art to determine

11). 17-92 Auto Sitlea 51) 78
200 1-reMnure scott, 2:17.2
iCtrnoI tecoid) come In fIrst.
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In the produchve st'vetiruti 100 IiuttrrtiScott
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fifth liming

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¼care into

vmgton of New ork and Quin

contitiut s hits lint sirt siI lirat piucr Poriweiti third pIcc 717 lOb 54I—Jmi1Jretst'r
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to he rolling st th sour ott n little group
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Week I m spuikiii of John Papson stho l)0t%l(d 121 PinS Dan Simon with three hits, two call
cr as ckIendant

anfords sttlnt histor) 5iI5 Oil 180/51rsp1in W o()(l5(,n

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Bo1 Committee Mzivor Robert

metit ni it lawsuit challenging

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This (A)flh1i1 I ridsis will he
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ers In the Oii F roe niitl the thit' lust joint meet of time sen
2. Southern Ilh'll
77.5 50.5 Black Muslin minister, says
sun for the boys mid girls 1. Universati Air
will refuse to take the necessary
tVtlfliS Witeti they travel to Mt.
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prcvcnttd Ironi titLing crimitizil

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inc1 it taggt ci him tt ith his out

champion's induction said

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gnn ho it nut an infield hit
Ui third on \'ic Davalille's dot,- ICZIfl Football League champions

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SofllptIfiws tsen the best laid trouncing the Chicago White Sn

In tip hIs sec anti sti night

back" to get his signittur

hn StflI'rt!d fv I he 4it 11 emjnn1e I I;irri- tetdn.
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THE SOCIATED PRESS Yankees took ot er first place l,t nati

to Harmon Killebrets in the ferred s ith Orange Bosti nih

Sir s "1k stits such a gentleman

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%iC7C t ( fli all ifl todn a ti ilec and "pa, cc

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hue 1u kon t as pinning
Finuston c ii h ii s ninth 'traig1it
loss .liian Ma richal t'on for the
first time in four decicion
scattering
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and Preccnzconp('dhwithnafter
the rna,nrs this spiing
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ZilcH's, women's us auxed, we hate tkto.i.i heit at Jet Lunic
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Billy 0 Doll had appeased in buisnig with a rtcoid equ1oiiiug
'VI points.
only vise galsie this bt'llSWi.

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bills, so 1 returned to college

110069. For a personal, Un- associate who hs 'our inter-

famous resorts in the Cat.

degree. To accomplish this,
some authorinty on whether
to tip a friends who waits I took a job us a cocktail

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I had to eat, pay my bi1l,

For Abby's booklet, "How U8tIon arise that help you to
to Have at Lovely Wedding," advance. Be quick on the conS ,

your table Is taking up the

and drive my ear, and I tip-

send S1.00 to Abby, Box "e.rsationa] trigger.

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limb.

Doreen Katherine Ilyndman

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not If you have a sense of buisd; proper shirts for dinner si.ii last yti. On AprIl 1, Forecast
for Righter's
your signindividual
for May i
humor. A short woman bouId and evening wear, also casual theme were 12,681 .251 shares
is now ready. For your copy
never ieluct large floral prints, shoes, and Sweaters,
outataidliig eoinpsi,rajcl
with send your t)irthdute and $1 to
sniell flowers and designs us- Heed to t'tutngt' often. There arc,
TIiirt)'-utiv
hew stores
were
Sanford
I'It'raild, Box 1921, lIol- i
put'iulI)' suitable to her. Fur the of course, luuisdt'y fuvilitIe opened
and 1 wore'
closed
durb
Calif.
cruise, you'll need dinner dress- aboard any ocean linet-, Wash- iimg the 40-week period. Cur- -wood 28,
-ens. Everyone dresses In attuac- and-wear thliigs, though, arc rently, 4 HeW attires arc being
live- clothe's for dinner. And best.
JIUST WOMAN CHIEF
dt'e.-lopt't! and 14 of these are
you'll need at real dinner dress
Iteiiseinbcr, zuaikc new triewj., scheduled to open by the end of
First wotuan to be pluced in
for the gala Captain's Dinner.. relsa and have fun. And, oh the present fical '
charge of at bureau of the fed__________________
You should also base: suit- yes, If you swim you'll need
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era,! gos'erwnent was .1 ulia
bie casual iboes for wear on rmai't Lmthing attire. idus a
,(Tliffnrd Lsthror. ,'h" we the

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deck; sun -dresses; a soft, light terry toweling coat for you.

S. T:'umsin was ILasz-risun. lie Bureau of the U.S. L)epsrtnment

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APT..

Tights,

ftirn. only 143 13)1

wtar

story hov,ic 4 large Bedrooms,

Ph. 123-2296 after 3.

tie Mnn's pocket,
c,niaot-iip AUCTION

other extras, Sanford's Rest
Buy. fly Owner. 322.3240,

FEt NhsUr:r ,tP. lt'rMENTS
Call Jimmie Cowan
322.1 1113

JUST It K DECORATED
this 2 PIt, home Just refinish-

ST. JOhNS REALTY

ROBERT

WIIA548

LARGE 2-FIr, clean, lot

90'. workshop, wall anil fruit

C. A. WHID1)ON

ltrai,hau,s, 2344 Park Dr. or

BROKER

Adita

Commercial

IndustrIal

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Wall To SVaII Caet

I 500 W. First St.

322-4533 I
Sanford
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trees. 322.5127. Will trale or i 4 &amp; 1 Rooms, newly 4ecratei

tako cash for equity.

Atlantic Bank Bldg

niu-i I'.' 21 )'t'M. obi. Otto's ho!

Estate

Hom,s, Lofi

ties, $30 or $13 wk. 322-2744 +

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Realtor

'iVAN'l'EI): Kxpct'ienc'ed Waitress,

Real

l'tty.

Raymond l4undquist, Assoc.

322-3951

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CALLdLtRT REAl.. ESTATE II LOE. 3 fl'irm. furn , Down. SVa-

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MARY- 1..trg.,

pets. Ph. 332.3330.

age, large lot with citrus, city

-277 or 44-414u1.

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322-0434

furnished A pt.

ed for &gt;'oti. Florida ro°m, gar.

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YOU'LL enjoy the comfort In LA KI'

p.rkiep

.1,t.r, '1 11 1' Ilk.' new. R.a-

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tip for ynting or olil. Hargain

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404 . 11th St.

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part time, Executive Position

"1"Hu IZN Asi*t.?" M.lt th.m

down into "Liquid Cash" with
Want tda.

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10,000 reader. daily . , • whstu

you plac, a low-cost CLASSIFl ICt) At) in the Herald.

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Dell's AUC$IOI Service

thin PublIc Records of Semi.

the 'iVest S ft-ct thereof for

4.-posIt, $1300 refund, d as per

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19.- a i,v.' i'ond It lone.

US ED Furnit tnt, an

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THE WORLD'S LARGEST

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ret' vii I o'- unielu te hut who ___________________________

after on aald land, and fixture's

un

pii)rruit proi.erly pre.

attached th'-retr': also all gas.
Io*rtl IrollosusIs will be refundsteam, electric, water and other
iii on.' half of their original
lit-at lug, t-'i'k :ng. refrigerating.
4CII' it uI'oru iit Uris of it'iil
lighting, plumbing, ventIlating,
documents in good condition.
lrrlgat:ng, end power syliteriuiA bid s"curht)' In the amount
machines, appilant-es. fixtures, f fit- c (3 per cent of the bid
and appurtenances, whIch now plus alt,-,niate bids (see Inetrucate or may hereafter pertain to, tions to jtiildcrs) must be subor be us.-d with, in, or on said mitted with ,-a('h proposal. The.
dctaclucd or det,,ir11M9IC
,-li,-t-k or batIk draft (payable o,

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U-'i Furnutuir" are'i .titieities

aft.-r liii- hi1 t)lPflh?lg to the %VE itoy Or 5.-il Fur ruitUlet &amp;

in prot'emt nets ii ow and here •

LIKE L16 !

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lbltl ill; i-:s lii itsi'i'vn K

,*ijni,rui,i !loi'uIiienta- $20.0(P

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111111 Count), Florida less

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-.'$a. 'T .

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nUll' of tile- Architect.

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iticits f work, So investment. 322-2677
*22-6824
Car &amp; I'hono mieccasary. Sarah 322-5482
322-4141
Covent ry Jeweiry, 322-7355,
TOUR mausag. gets horns. Ov.i

initial Documents- $30.00 de- _____________________________
Park at 25th
823-1480

po,lt, $33199 refunded it returnej within S eal"ndar days

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2:194 s. Rio Grande, Orlando. 2565
A Multiple
Listing Realtor
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Park Driv.
322-2430

service with the Cash.
TRAIlING I'(IST

Dt,csit check or money

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i'ta!le' ur.'It,'.

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'flue B'ar'I '1 Public InatrucStewartNo,
- \Vstrner
Vuruua'e'
MJIV2A 6167 Serial toil lot S,uuhumo! Cuuuity, Fbor-

WE 'lOOh( A HUNORFP WE Pi A..L

GRANP IROM 75.41

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it. 'r. Mliwee

Co U lily

St' rrui', Ic

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1titru'li'ir

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oats uuV car and i.rk. It annu
ally at a 11)001st ssrv
er.. cltaigs at aeiy 01
200 AA CO shops

(Form,, Location Of Th. Sanford H.raId)

coast to coal! Th..

Asd Ssasseebl..

NEXT DOOR TO

muse ilku this cos

uostv DOWN

or Isformatlos Call
flu per In -

ti'.su arid l'z ''iffi''io Herr,-

',.t I-I , : ii,,, k Jsi'ig.

Iimoting, Di$mantiinj,

COUNSELING

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GUARANTEE
Fvea parts and labor on all AAMCO

toiqus GOOVS(I.,I 45 $ong aS you

CARS

Collect: John Coa,
Tampa 8l3.22-938l

f i'ujbahc

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£Vt4$iit

CHOICE

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2701 N. ORANGE - ORLANDO

DOWPITOWPI

P H ON 1

114 Ok[.A140()

204 WEST FIRST STREET

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STAN SIALOUS

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1C4tCRROlV:MQfJ

I PAID MANAGEMENT
TRAINING

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custom fabuilt traiusrnisioris and

OF

tcrudptut f Public Iri.truc-

'"c' flIt AdkrrIs

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$ 23 ALL
MAKES

INVESTMENT

Mason 11. Wharton
Chuirrtuutli, Hoard of Public

A. P., 1967.

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Available

LIFETIME

• MODERATE

a period of fifteen (15) esienSerial No. 1l0liJ61N
rn) band arid the 'iar 'Ja) S SUIISi-(jdt7tit to thitWJj'NF$
of this '''ut I at Han ford, ,,j,,nl,ig t Pid wit liout the cO1i

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Ezc$usivs with AAMCO

NONE HIGHII

Sanford

Nutone hood M'.u1t No. 1100 No bid thill Pji- withdrawn tot

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COMPLETE
INSPECTION SERVICE

Hwy. 17.2

bia, res,'rvs hue right to reject
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' - 1.P°1 MoI'l No Y" 511)' slId/or all bids or to waive
y iruforinajit lea iii the bidding.

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SHOPPING CENTER

of said pt oleertY.

LW 7I5 ThE

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or' a satisfactory bId lintud

eated lii and permanently Install- x,.cute'd by the bidder, or ac-

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Mi.lcn Money Here, ideal set- OUTSTANDINII BUY. Modern 3

.U1' with Vivinne

L1(ItE'i'T REX ALL 1)ItLJUS

3, Iilc-k 13, lta'efl- order 1 as follows:

Vi hien boa 1

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4.
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ill tV FIRST ST.
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_______________________________ WEST R9NT) ("hryal.r Otsthriarl

322-7i2.

Together with the following tIle Owner), or tY. H. (Jovernm,'nt

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amid a*Jii,a; also. sunglasses Tomorrow: Charm Checkup changed it to Harry early in of Labor.

Lot

Ilook 12, Page's 61 and 62 of

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warm cost; sesrvo&amp;, sweaters

for sale °r rent.

by tendering a Bidding Doeu -

bor, according to the Plat
thereof as recorded in I'Iat

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T14ATh W)4ATI LikE ABOJ1 AWl
JU

IIl'SS REALITY 81101'. 121 24.

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2701lirlandoI'rPh327-7911

I' 'lficati(rIs. Th.'se may be oh-

rut Park Section of Loh Ar-

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INTO E4C44 MER /
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ALWAYS' 7//o'_16.Y7WERE!
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uutTatlry. Day, 222-4922, Night

clan. (itsaranteed salary, EVA
Oak Ave.

The Bidding Documents consist

Lot 22 i.d the Fouth 1 feet
of

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TS4EY'RE4JRRYNG

lns;ict this finn location. See

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Wii,iiiiot.t, P).'(l't tilt trailr t
liri
3.r m.tor. top.

1967 when said projiosala will Wheel chairs, 'lek room .uppltea TEACH MAJ4E

a suit has been filed proJ'tt consIsts of the construc-

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1J4AT4NT I%44Y NOT BE T4E

Manager,

644-Il __r"yes.21-114.

suIt is to fun-cc-lose a mortgage Floor, Hanford Atlantic National
The real property proceeded flunk Building, Hanford, Florida,

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('rr,itt

Proposals for the construc 51. Art ides For Rent

Mit) 25th. 1!G7. If YOU fail so tO

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ti'CIIM' in earnings were record- ajlproach. Show thiii you are

l'Ii

I)r., Hisnland FIitNlSl(El)

w/sti,ve. $103' rInsing ('fl5t5
I'II(INE .122-334".
;p I'aym"nts $71.42 Inc. ________________________________________

SM ALL BUiiness n•.

I'll",_II'_Mi)_11, _ittt;7,

H. MtTNI1,%N1

will, reaily to go business. All
for one i)rire itt this Absolute

(hIulli iv"tIcitg CUil(iitil)llN nn'i 8-I. Re:,l FstaIe - Sale

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h.p. Johnson 4 trailer. $273.

nianded In the Complaint. This Eughan H Ku-hly. AlA., Fourth HELL VS your furniture. Quick

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'ville 2, FlorIda, riot later than Forms. Contract CondItions, and

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or $ 2" Per Ill'). Nuw

do. a Default with he entered talneil by I hiieral Contractors 53. Wanted To Ilti','

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sole. i':t'- ,t' ltal:uu- ' of 74S.5o VAN'I'EIi: Expenieneeiiflci,uti.

1967

rut.' y To The WAterway

COMM')DOR
APARTMENTS

322-5247
Central heat &amp; air conditioned,
Short,. vKsT SII)E (1I1OCERY
ph. Heillent Mar 123-1 140
double
garage,
lots
of
large
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S'l'('lItE, 315 .5. Ei,,i Ave. San33 FT f.apstr.ike 4 controls,
cio.sta. By appoIntment. *32
toni, l"lo. ()wnor Mr. Owen is
AVALON APA wrsfs-rs
293)6.
retiring. Neighhorl)oo(
116 W. 2nd St.
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Ciro- ________________________________________
122-1417
.122.92U)

134
llts; ttuinitiiuin of high
Orlando,l'ti.541-4574
s'Ii,,i,l ciliirt t ion or eqil I viil.'ii I - _____________________________________________________

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:* nst you for the relief de- fri,rui the i,ft i.' of t he Architect, __________________________________________________

R.V

OU III favor with higher-upE. I

Lotsd: My husband and I are me- likely buy straw bugs and huts 715 supernutrketa throughout forceful in going after wlnit is
tiring the same week. We have on shore trips; they are the the South, reported that sales desired. Teach your child to
a reservation for a mouth's fun part of any cruise.)
totaied $771,380,928 for the listen more and thereby learn
Be sure to huvc (iL)flhfnrtitiiit' period compared 1thi
Mss' 80th.
cruise, leaving
to have more ideal relations
I'luase, how do I plan a ward- shoes for walking while ashore libl,727 thy Previous year, a ise with others. Inipurtaut that you
keep good books around, fine
rube Sum- such a trip? We're - cusul sandals with low heels of I]8,O7,20I or 2.819
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playmates so that your progeny
going
to the truj3iu I'm 51) amid or wedgies. Tuke uiuisg a sUpEurisitiga after taxes aouz,
fl) husband Is 65. 1 have gray ply of coslIletica, lIrtPttL'tiOXI i'd to $16,632,772 compared with can expand in the right direeLions, have true sa'oir faire
hair; I'm not hicav' [ipt I urn cream, e'e'sinotw oil islid your $1 7.707,81414. This represented
short. I'd love to dress irs one pcil nuske-up itenis,
I'crt'umltage to sales of 2.16 per when becoming an adult.
"The Stars impel, they do not
Your
husband
of those big flower prints;
will itmed: ('emit cozupured with 2.35 per
sleku, at dinner jucket (White vent, and earnings per common compel. What you make of
may 1?"- N. T.

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TIlE TiME TICSTED FIRM

I1)47 'it'll ITE ZI(-'/..'O in ron-

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answer wIth the Clerk of this

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and von are requiru'd to file your iii iI'i' work.

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YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED be opened and rend publicly. 'r,e

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HONEY FOR SALE

of upon the vallntlff or its attor- and one et of assembled Con- ___________________________________
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i'i.-ys, Mahoney, Hadl'- w. Cham- tract Documents consisting of ,sri:"i Al'I.I' 11"ok":.'. viu'iible
Drawings,
hers and Adams. Barnett Na' Additional iVirk Ii
lied, 'i.reliI. t -----Will I ra'i, for
2 slnl.-. i-,ririgs &amp; niiuttru-as.
', na1 Batik Building, Jackson- ItiellIng Itt uiuirenients, Contract

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Sales 2.39% overly dramut.ie that could gain I '

ed by 'iitis-Dixj Stores, Inc., an A-I citizen.
IF YOUR cHILI) 15 BORN
during the 40 weeks ezidod
April 1 compared with the cor- TODAY . . . he, or she. will be
an interesting young one who
responding period lest 'i'

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positinti

hu'lIi at 1l :13 a. in. ismid 1:15

' EIL'I'ISEMI2%T FOR 1111)5 Plaintiff, .II)'i

that

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An int'rwiae in sa*le and dc- Be t'veii more serious in your

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reputation so don't do anything i

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MAVEEVEiJL.E½F_liRE'_T'EIi.OM
ThAT
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15 DRiVE OUR GETAWAY

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You are enjoying an exeelleut

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Work.

NEW. rir, TRAOF.S. TR5IS

CLIRARCO
orirIM, r-rti, A . s'irn
'last, neqr .A1i,
nfrr.1 MoIfotiaehn;tting Center
bile I'ark 123.1933).
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WI TEJt PA RIC, 447-574

A
ph. 222-1)716.
lOt 'iVeat First
822-1*21
Itollaway, hospital. Baby
,
FLORIDA
will
hc
received
at
NOTICE on sliT
fly
[lay.
Wc.-k
or
Month.
lil:AKTlc11N WANTED
2('2 K. Commercial hy the Board
iii: STATE or r1onIu.
CAItitoI.L's FtJR'ITIJItE
CUT 'ii' CURL BEAUTY SALON
of Public Instruction for Si'mSenlinole Realty
'O; Janies E. Wallace and
116
W.
tat
222-6181
322-43)13 or 322-0834
hit len L. \t'allitct, his wife Inole Count), FlorIda until 1:30 _________________________________________
VA
- FIIA home., all Area.
Jiiiitiiit' Cowan
p. m., 1-.S.T.., Thursday, 11 May,
2217 Winchester Drive
H(JSPI'I'AL uviis
1901 Park Ave.
3*25332

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mataly 40 acres. Also lake
lots. Ph. 427-7222, New Smymailench,

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22-1l2

Aflj- Deltnns area, approzi- 711 E. First St.

jitssIiiti i,hiuis. Examination fur _________________________________________

Seminole

TOSVN 'N LAKES

Defendants. TIES. SEMINOLE CO L' NT

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Air-Con lit i,,nor,

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HELEN L+ WALLACE. his wt!c. TItANSF'OItTATION I' AC I LI.

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The

leather husaock that is coming birds will come as close to

ExI'l-:itII-:NCED MAID

qii;uhifl.'iI aIlh)lieIlttts will he

Publish April 22, 19, 26 &amp; May

,

tlit'

l'atrolnin.

to u'Mt;tI,lisll,'li alotolanils whit
tulnimism - iugt. 59" aol wgt.

like neiv I'IOIIItIIIn. 110 volts,

Robert L. Ahyca

YORK, a COrp(.rittton,

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lug the social.

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CORNEll 'I'.\IILE $2.
Call 322.212+

BANK IN THE CITY OF NE'i'i' flj)4fl

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for

tii't;ts: 21 lii 39 yrs. of ftge

cclion SC5.0t FlorIda Statutes

THE F R A N K LI N SAVINGS
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Court,

viu'e Ilinirul is nri'optlilg appli-

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said name with the Clerk of

NO.

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Winn Dixie tip I mart' thun usual care in kandi -

March

92Acreage

I Ftohaon Sporting Goods
y(ir;lt
DALR
Eiitiiptutcnl Co., 4232 Florida A l'("l' iON: Sat., April 29, 10 a. m., LARGT. 3 Hedroom, 2 Bath home. KtJItNlsH [j - UNI.'IlltNISlI El)' 14.1.
I K.EVlNflfJl
I it.

u '111,10,

Call t•-'t1

fictitious name of B &amp; 0 ServIce,

F1Ofll1)A,

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dignified. Don't rritici7c. Use

to

Legal Notice

1% TIlE rIRrill' ('OI'RT IN 11)54

all kinds of changes, ad less I

2(

stat "''titr.'l :ii,to, lltiruu'r.

said estate and that we intend to register

Columbus. GeorgIa

iFeb.

:.311 wl'r'kuln's.

Epr',' Punt ,t- OIII* Wholasole Price,. 1100 W. First SI.
Phi. 123-01211.

TRh(' which Iticitsi.. Elsetrl
lCitch.n, 1taatIng * Cooling

95. Houses For Sale
moot and own your own lust
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7lu'lM For details write Ralph S2-Huslne:;s l'rop. - Sale
IDYLLWILDE
1l.smsly, cio Robert Dotson _________________________________

- 'l'lIE ('I'i'' of Santiir,t Clvii 5cr.

TAPPAN GAS 1LNr.E, Tlternin-

')DM-]3

EH?

ough.

I'ISCLS

-

Shop &amp; 8,• to (ak. Mary.

I * 2 IIURM AP'lS., Complateli' FIRER flLSM, Cloth, ReaI.

ru'llu'tit return on your invest- _'iiil

lurits .tstui TInily
1(12 N. Maitle Ave.
*22-0265

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attorncy, or the same shall be 502 hwy. 17-92, Longwood. Semi'vol ii.
nole County, Florida, under the si:, iS

OJL&amp; BUSiNESS

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WR

ter. Fold the niesil in half to fcrred to th child's clothes.- erratic and want you to make

know

U2.*7PO

an oontain the place of real- ____________________________________

As Executrix of
t!urphy
&amp; Peadan

few minutes and l'rush off nients carefu1t before tiUttifli. -

to I:rituw if any of the good pants hanger into the mesh

- Itu'tn lii's &amp; lt,Wl.
Ml 1IACLI: t',N('UlTE

the claimant and must be sworn NOTICE IS hereby given that
to by the claimant, his agent or we are engaged In htistness at

with a soft brush. Dust a small them Into opt'rnti(,ri. since there

make a holder about

LAKE MART TV

. S from the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim

_______________

___

LEAVI[J 4 POD Li OCEP IO1J AIP hJOOt
R! WELL, 11415 MLJRPR Wl
iG
I'OILY'S PILOIILEM

area.

\ ' iro 7t..ls - 51, 11 5 - (ru'nse _________________________________________

or demand must he In writing

-- --

hEAR I'OLLY-1 would like thebes. Force the ends of the

el:,i,lislje,t residential

tonters. You can malce an ox-

colored [trick. M1'ST SELL.
322-09.
___________________________

er. Counts' Judge of Seminole
'oiinty. at his office in the

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_

lesiT it. a 20 Better study new arrangc : -

x s I'OLL '

'lnn Dixie

0$-' I)1U'MS.

AlMS OR DEMANDS

it bin
0

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cans for st.tiring their out-of- amid use theni to pick lint off ltmiit'Utit of white taleum powder could he sonic stings in tht:ni
stison clothing. With t)st' close- f t'lothing.-FItAN
on after all the morn meal is that could be costI . lct YOW
fitting tops iust.cne'd on these
DEAlt FOLLY-and BIRD out and the "fur" will look like work done first, then off to
This also works on fur- recreation you like. e thornietal caiss the c)othe arc safe WATCHERS - Remove the.

MRS. Ii. T.

Ii.' iiistallu'it In

Ph 322-4411
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r.,tv,t l.ltlunhlry &amp; mm oporat- t.awn mowing &amp; udging. Call_____________________________
CALLDAYOnIOIIT31.744$
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ci Dry Cleaning Center to
322-3271 Sitiin'lays or after

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ti

.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb.

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cii?

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I'i. 322-S40.

VIOS

flø
pump hrisal for
cii by ('iih3art, .h,ist decids
i,ti'Iran
uril
i'', $23) p.'r mo. SANFORD BOAT WORKS
____________________________
how tntir'h you wish to in veil ________________________________________
(''II
and the rest I. sasy. No down &amp; MARINA
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- use i'omntercial type eiuipI'll. *22-1441
mont ti*iit. does superior clean- iti 01111 wIli ke.p your eus- VANTEI): llntsse eli'ani;tg

LARGE - SMALL
GREEN BROTHERS ROOFING BOYS COMPLETE SET

('1110 nlbkA off.'r.
I O4-'I'railer Space-Rent
- - __________________________________
('ill _2.7i)4
ACItE r '. tiEr: Lot nr

titan lbs pttrelinsa plan offar

('Cl')' CstatlllNl)od 40 ycars, Real 4ll

-

GIRLS-DO be sparing with

Tire Servit'e.

lia"e against said estate In the

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Pi 122
3 $11
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tn'i,,i $15. Ilorrow on your ____________________________________

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do so in a very calm, steadfast

I hut,, Ku -h ''ii .- ;. , i 11''

equIty when needed. Interest-

after * p. tit. *23-05*1.

SOUTHERN LV
You and each of you are Service Calls. $2.00 on Black &amp;
-u, rnm
or mall collect
'hite. $5.00 on Color.
hereby notified and requIred to
Rl:Afl . ',tlX eoN('ul-:'I'F:
"1I .'i 13
__________________
The
Working
Man's
Friend
any
claims
and
demands
nit
('orrugatmil Mctisl l'iium - Illo.'lcs- wInch you, or eIther of you, may
301SknfomdAve.322-99*3
Sills - Sati,ls - 4'.'lilu'Il( - St.'i
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71. 1ale help SVantcd

W
E
lHEQE
LL'

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_

the sit]e make tbeni easy to pants hunger. Take an

-other avtttlat)lo. Itis,upliru'ys

NOTICE TO CREDiTORS
2S-.--Radlo - Television
_____________________________
TO AlL P ER sO N S UAV _______________________________
OVER 10,000 eletti. tICd Iltiff

- a

from moths. The handles on cardboard tube from a wire likt toys.-MRS. C. C.

- Roofing

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4IJTCFLL FiNI-4 I P.

E F!77ME ryE T4

I

dhesive-bucl:v.d

the

tFFl1E1tS: guurtntu'r,l for tliu'

AGAINST SAID ESTATEt

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e

P-W I OT A fl WAS UP
l'NEiR IEEP.1
children and storage of out-of- only a year old amid Is coming huiiger.-iRENE
faster friendships. Sonic harsh
season clothes used to present apart around the seams. I would
DEAR POLLY-I am aim- words to others can start much
tJ MY HAWTS
____
; - 'quite a problem. I purchased really appreciate any help the Werihig MRS. W. E. L, Whit) trouble that is best avoid" __
________
six iOu-pound lard cans from a readers can give me-MRS. wanted to know bow to clean However, don't let itnycint' make
1
loeal bakery. I washed these L. H. K.
the white furlikc trim on her a monkey out of you, either.

wrote with a marking 'pCiI, fresh

at

Hwy. 17.92, 1 ml. S. of leilary

323 - 0614

_Attorneys at L'

the name of a c'hild. I use these j suti'd tht trin'imt'cl-off

say,

____________________________________

DECEASED

1G
__

would. Steer clear of overly
charming person who could get
you to be tery extravagant.
rarner Show that you have good sense.

I

'onr,

Western

Machlesry &amp; Supply Co.

ALLAN IIYNDMA.

-

%' _NILI..I'Mt._LiP..Ou

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I

"
fur,"

M1

We repair sad I.rvie
STINK

SEMINOLK COt'NTY, VLOUIIJA
Tue Na. 5242
FTATE OF

where Roth's and Rappaport's way. Do not irk others. Drive

Then on the outidt' of each can my shielve and drawers with nical (In the

'
8PR1flIKR IYW1

IN COVNTT .TtflGF1'S COVRT,

\I:.,_ .

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$mIpa.ltsrit.I,

IOTa! LA)TRl t,OTR!
TITEIII: is no saslor wa' to in-

yards, also fields. 322.4062 or

,.

( ryE 4O4
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Ii,,ii.or: It,r', Io,iroil hail mutal.

r I, applipnr'pi, ()Fti4'I

Alit CONi)Iq'itNIlt ('tuso'Otit

A. 3. ADCOCK

a

nionds and four clubs and that
partner's sat North and South carefully. Get all the la'ts '
the best Barbara could hold
the same early plays were where any purchasing or t)uying
made,
would be the queen of spades He led his deue of spades.
is concerned.
and king of clubs. It was hope-I South won with the ace and
Nost South players attacked
ScoRPio (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
less to keep attacking spdos went after hearts. Al won the the diamonds and still made Use those brilliant Ideas f" '
__
but Al suw that It would be fourth heart. Meanwhile Bar- the humid. hut without the fiiit' building a solid foundation -or __

I .t
- '
- ' ,

ti

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Mafalr Circle.

N.T. stead of diamonds hut at most important to regular task's. hut

Opening lead-4 4

----.--------- IISKl I ii r tilt

KW1EEN XLEEN

'

Oct. 22i
lutist] by attacking clubs In- See if you can't add something

other taisles including the

-

li'-.1•:-1),11Uir.N.24S
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*22-2*51

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to work on It a little longer,

r-Th

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AD

' Tr,.L

AIJU4A"

best

get more data.

3 NIT. P555 Pass

decided that South held three

did

South could hvc made the UBRA iSept.

sent
Pass Pass

.

She

and a high diamond.

Both vulnerable

diamond to the dummy's ten.
Al won with the jack and look-

l

partner.

SOUTH

•if'ar I oni.
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1 'T rr)Tr..(' t7. 3$' P't551_
I.'(I R( '.T wU
Trillar 173.
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s

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EAST CD) not he too good in clubs. lie will go a long way in the near
had led a spade the first time future.
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•
he
got
its.
HCIICC
It
W
U
tO
Give
an
car
to
what
kin
dc.ire
4A13
4K 872
her to lead a diamond to her of you and do not act in an un- .
(1t'chLrCf could do was to take precedented, unpredictable way.
4A 105
Q
eight tricks and give Al the Be of help. Some big idea you
A 7 52
Just two with the ace of clubs have is all right, hut you need

hipa. Today's hand shows him
sitting East and defending
three

I '

97.IluupF'ur
____________________________________

Vii,klntr Mothers. i1ttt4iN(1
i'l'iI%l,1sit1.n
lost, ronslInnh,If'.
Pick-up
PAINTINO - r1.As'rIniNo
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lIflhiSE'IVUM
- So, vit-omen
32:1-031)7 Iflti'rl'Ste(t ('olItliot li Stanley, ______________________________
215 Pnlintto
22.-.,h2.
CARPENTRY . ROOFING
.03I3 or *22 - 2191,
wiii, 1u uniting lii my 1101155.
321-255*
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____________________________
_________________________________________ ________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________
lU.1V. \T(fl \ grounut floor of-_________________________________________
ilay or ttlgl,t.
snow whtte mala.
'eIl DrIlling
24.
401 W. 1st St.
322t1244
Ii.'' .%pptox. &amp;oo 8. ft., with _________________________________

r"

-

WEST
.4 Q 8 6 4 3

Club to play in thc New

against

She realized that A] could ment. Give It. A little prodding -

465

New York's Mayfair Dridge

puma i vmntu win
ar '-nr hi fr*'ia.
%22-4M1.
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_______

Payton Realty
171.1 I(I 7$I hiawatha at

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/ FcJAE.;

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tt, ?,An
mflø.
tr piity .4 a ,-

I I 9 Ph 1 ii.1l

'i1n'lM% Nib *:U'I1l1 p.m.

SXTE TERRIER PUPI'tES.
Internationalist

tttfl4it

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PLIA. 2 mos. ol&amp; .kKC. Worm-

OUWtS4ES'
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Sm 'Ii in

Ifl Park ibriø ()We* Itt-ti l

Ni, iitIi' '1i' ni'"l fi'i'1 ' iii
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I' U F'S. 1' 1
I'ira:t:: '.:Ii, 'I,. Itr,'i.
A tui'It'la I.Ia'I'ig Ust'p,.
Ft•i'i' inspii'tl"n &amp; iwttni'oq
I'li *21 4111.
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t ITO
..flV.. I't'oIIant i.-in4,
Sj'11J1S
TAiinthrns
cr'r 'n' CURL DEAUTY SA1AS Ilewi
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FI)lttIIN P
ill
P•. (Ta P'nr Rantila
132-hIll
122-0124 ____________________________________
it s Vr.n.h
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t5 P*lrnCtto
Dial i'l'oil 1',,','t
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E 'l R)l S flEI)IIN(; Co. 77. SItuation Wanted
___________ ___________
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Dcj'a
*22.1174
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--_______________________________
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CML 22-287O
I"or S:ik'
1IU)NINI itt my $,,tns, anytima. ____________________________________
A'l' VAi mitT Pflt(N
______________________________ 3fl.hIsc.
______________________________ _________________________
HARRIKTT'S REAUTT NOOK _____________________________
------- Ill MgnutlIi ____ __________
IaY iir
','al 'ira •5rjii3r3
t-lPti
flee 4flfl
('lpn eianini by appottitmant
io. I,ots For Sale
WIDE DI ' ii)NIt V I' IDIN
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.
I
lI(JI'SKS I?Ol1 flt.T n
D•ivm.nr .4e
2 -l1nintIng
tha
121-1742
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1(3,
S. Oak Ave.
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I).% NIS ft ''i
Hnrh
1111
Ph
222.AOt4
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iy
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M All I I'5R I' IJI{N I'l'LJRE
l'h t27.(I2I7
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-tillitran
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PaintIng &amp; flapitira
1$4 $ I'ark Ave
*12-*
_________ft. fri'ntltii nfl t1V1 strait 103.-Moblk
then. 122.4241.
.\iitr.. T' 'n Po.'ar :4 * R 'ti.
ANIMAL HA'1N KlNKL: Pr.. Eatimates. Ph. *22-4471
na,r hospital. $3,500 onuh Call ______________________________________
--------i'1on4.
I'Ti. 322-4421.
. Uusi,icss Oppoitunitics
_____________________________
_______________________________ ________________________________
_____________________________________
___________________
Ohio
l,t,tro
ll.'ti'I'
5hst
,'t
CLEANING
Pointers, Pek. &amp; Raseti for JET SPRA '
III t11 h , mi'.
I. Senolrrs &amp; ('ycles
Iln',n.i n' Tr iII"r (:(,IrL
1 p.r i%.iy. (':11- l;It'''I;iTy S'i't)i{E: 3)
p"'r util
sale. Stud Hog servIce. W. lit.
ROOF - EAVES - W ALlIS
______________________________
"' 32:1-I 7t3,
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_____________________
____________________________
INVrMTMNT è R•ALTY
Iiit3ts.'ss,
2024
Ut'z%pn%'ilio
Ave.
*qq.
-.
toll
I"ttrni(tito.
TENTS('14
322-4*42
8anfor1, *22.5752.
____________- 1$ N. Park A,..
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Ill-liti _________
'
F.ZST i'-:.
good,
Compicia.

JUE,MV

ST4RT?
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!..-% K I- t \ flY
I - I lit' U MS lurn i ?t(l in flrfl
tn l41 Tnr(Mpt Sitrlra $1,flfln
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-. FT i13fl(U.A 'Si$t floit
•.
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1.
Special
Services
7
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:1-,-,.
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Piano
Tuning
&amp;
Ropait'
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In.
CAR. Oriando 141.111*.
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2-Pi'S1
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I1 . ,1nso':iI 1%Mf ruinenls
53. l'iprnjt tire Por Sitle
ilor,
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1tr.ni'uj, P/S. f.tks
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78-M:ik
or
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help
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Ci'umley - Monteith r'NKt'ltl:r,
112- 821
f it tilpi II flf Itrii III,', iii
L 14 A $4 II IM
Xnht, Cr."hot, itonk lig
Iliiy - Mall . Tt4S
4-Ieauty Care
2 -44 t'ii,ti I r.
*22.1)71
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NO1a I'OiTiI. Mn invitel
T'rr.m ? Rir - rn, I Ili I)'. K I' - St rick larId - Morrison
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12t.SAtt
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Inc'
Opon: 'mop *)II Fri 1O " iILfl' I l. tr I Ilirm,
m. :l9-l
'rniitinio,'s
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female

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TF

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A

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FOR

[

A .1Ii't Ta5teti. Ont
C At ______________________________
McR.vnnl1i Prus.
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13. enterIng • Food
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_________________________________________
1STER for .laekla Co)o'a TRIE RINNEI) Cttrua Wa
SwIm &amp; PIVP Shofl). CPØ*
Ship. Aih,rt II, Pelt, Oilcan
1"aIt'. Infinla to a4iilti. MornCall511.1*7*.
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tna 52tt('ss, 1 pm. 'tIl 4 p.m. __________________________________
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Put
ale
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15. Anfo
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$100 I)O'N N
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J irn

rtn
'1ap in tho
011 Il
fi1 lAk. in mtan. For tntirmation rt1 2-1315 or
2_________________

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2. Peonak

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- -----------•--.EEI( &amp; Ni iE1(

1.ST: Pth) Rd &amp; Whit.-a
'
12A - Summer cnips
Tln htwøn X.A S &amp; hak.
ir• niw.nn.
r
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ss.
va th ht in i'Amsing--

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PArk. ror APPI. cIL 54T-i17.
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-lost &amp; 1"iiund
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'a.,

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well it is a pleasure to watch

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at.tnr
cralb
12. Swdnl NntkeM
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You Can Sell Anything With

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further In your job.
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be

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p•\ f

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00 that famous smile and

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p•A'

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around like a chicken with its
proverbial head cut off. Lisien
Ofl to suggestions of a eo.worker

club,

MI".JL

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same amount of space and pod just as everyone is cx- 6117(10, Los Angeles, Ca].,
M00% cffflI)flEN tJuc
ftWHiIl.
10 July 21) Concentrate on work
time as a stranger ould, pected to do.
_______________________________ ahead of you Instead of going
h

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...A 4'wASE.' ç.

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,

I

self-addressed, stamped en- after a bigwig who is too busy ,,,
'elope.
and under pressure. \lan sit-

on you.
The friend who sits at

""

4,'.4vECa

.'. ... .. .,

.

DEAR ABTfl'; If you aua
an I sa he should lonve a
One of these days I am
__
_
VE EVES
J&amp;
APRIL , ' g j).
poet that your friend who Up.
going to get my teeth ftxed,
1
GENERAL TENDENCiES: A
I might add that 1 have
my gallstones removed, 'pa.
ao is a waiter might feel
________
____
"Insulted" should you try been a waiter for nearly 20 tronfc ii beauty parlor mg- day in which shooting straight
yeara and I saw only one
tip him, why put a strain on
niarly, and even thke a trip at your goals In an uncornpli•
.,,
waiter "hn was "insulted"
and st
the friendship? Eat somein 'ertsdn hOtt'1S. etited manner and avoiding a
when a friend of his loft a
flut this won't coat mc
where eae.
wmptaUon to stick too much to
tip. (This waiter went to the
much as you think. because
.
And one should not go i.e
.
_____
I am going to all my "good ouIwor and outdated past m•
a restaurant whore his friend men 's room tind cried, so you
is working expecting to "so- know what kind of "man" he friends" who never tipped terests, mistakes or prcjiidice,
._, '-..'T- . . :- •.
.
•....
was.)
me becuae they didn't want can help you to achieve 'hztclihize" with hhn. Do your
to "insult" me. So I won't ever is most vital to your ''ei- ________________________________________________________________________
SIGN ME AL
socializing when you are
_____
________
_____________
L
____________________________________
•
lnsult" them by offering fare and happiness. Make urc
beth off dub.
-- -.
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them money either.
DEAfl ABBY: Offering a
I was a waiter for twiny
you understand your motives.
______
_____
POLLY
years and some of my best Up to a waiter who also is
ARIES (March 2] to April ]!'
1
a
personal
friend
is
as
Justi.
friends sthl are, so I am not
_____
*
Gc.uIng into new port., of e'n.
I
DEAR ARRY: Waite
fied as paying for
oeerica
talking thmugh
•,.
deavor, projects, is line anti
even though the grocer i
HOLLYWOOD
/Mg
very often belong to a "poni" possthle if you now get rid of
!•')j
or "kitty," and must share anxieties that arc drawbacks.
BROWN DERflY your grandfather,
S
• •
their tips with other waltera. Listen to what some new per .
An exception may he notPSIvi
rI
busboys. and aomotinn's caped: If the waiter invites you
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There it; no admission charge
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highlight of buffet dinner was served by
Schoul drum in a i a r e t t e a
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World Church Services of the
in the Bower of Roses.
World Council of Churches
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Scenes shown in the film
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strip depicted in graphic form
Sinko to at te nd the Impressive
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secretary; and Roy \'s'right, trugIies of war the need Is new ones at a gala dunce at
treasurer.
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Especially were the scenes Home, 2GflO S. Palmetto Avethe financing of the work of which showed
the hordes of re- flue. Music will be by Sanford's
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In a recorded commentary it
George DeMattio, president; was explained that the probJohn Dickey, 1st vice president; lems of health and sanitationMI
Thomas Freeman, second vice in Viet Sam would have been

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Fred the generous donations and all
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Glory Post 183 of AltaAnd not to l forgotten is
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than .3,000 pounds a minute
indirectly associated with dinner meeting, May S The
newly elected officers, stiong
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BISCUITS

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Cans

T i Pack

CORN

"COPELAND" JAR

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3-Lb.
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480

BEANS

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"McKENZIE" CREAM PEAS — STEW VEGETABLES
CUT GREEN BEANS — WHOLE KERNEL CORN

FRIES ------------

2.Lb.0

24.0*.

Vegetables

OLEO

'
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ladlei of
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are

FLORIDA GRADE "A" SMALL

1-LB. PKG.

vaked good for the event

Iook
' Sale
(.aeiaevM

(.twniflumt.y

Li-

bratry will sponsor a book a&amp;le
a.i. •
a
Ma pets t (Iie LLhCir
COuCUVOF in
this
LIII

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to be held in dosvn-

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79

"JUNIPER' LONG GRAIN

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RICE

EGGS

5

Cans
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ALL GRINDS

COFFEE-

3LI. SAG

3 DOZEN

LI. CAN

ii a in

to

7C

7C;

3I c

used to

ba e

(LIMITi ONE WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER)

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No. 303 900

DRINKS ------4

the Library.

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12.0*.
Cans

"DEL MONTE" PINEAPPLE.GRAPEFRUIT

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5

Mi_rehiaiitô

Avenue. All

parish

00

"DEL MONTE" CUT GREEN

100

'MASTER CHEF' FRENCH
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No. 303
Cans

"DEL MONTE" WHOLE KERNEL

18.0*.
Jar

"HUNGRY JACK"

5I.b.

1O0*10°
Cans

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"DEL MONTE" CREAM STYLE
PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING

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the

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p.ace
in runt. of Rouuiiland
Anchij.raoii's
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"TABLE READY" SOLID

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$100
5 No.Cans

PEACHES

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"DEL MONTE" TOMATO

"THRIFTY° PEACH OR PINEAPPLE

i

Uniforns
7'he public is in; tt.ed to

T

(LIMIT: ONE WITH $5.00 ORDER)

CouncIl at 7 p iii, Friday in
'
''KANSAS QUEEN''
the school citf'te
e. FlU, 'SAl
''tx'
t..i the.
proc..eeds to go to the band for

I

DOZIN

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FLORIDA'S OWN

FILTER

$269

29

Seminole

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hut ..4L1I tiII) U' bt.tti of aalti t,oUrt on tItle
24th
April A i '. 1 h.t'.
dat'.' of April, is;".
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($I'A 1.)
Arlltut It I*e'.'UwILlI, .11'.
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A talent show will be sponsor-

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'DEL MONTE

Students Plan

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SUGAR

(Limit: 3 with $5.00 Ord.ri

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KING SIZE

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CIGARETTES

"MORTON" FRUIT
,,,

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39c
39c

TOWELS

15*

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2

FAB or TIDE

vork

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Grahams

LARGE SIZE CALIFORNIA

REGULAR

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EACH 39c

FLO-CANE

when we shott up at a house
l4inda said • V1V
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US
parents to sit back and relit
UUU bV uo LiiO TeSt.
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In Ituts CI. ri

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"GALA" ASSORTED

and rcad to serse From thtut
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I.b, box

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VINE. RIPENED

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Cantaloupes

3 20.oz. loaves 69c
35c
.

4

ALL BRANDS

terials to ha;'e on hand and are

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PAPER

business idea was suggested

I
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twt(is hI%IIMU ittI If i 1 III I intit,
in I till I II
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er conduct parties for her seven
sisters and brothers She v. ent

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a

DETERGENT

three young sisters.
my neighbors' children and I
decided It might make a good
business
she said
1.ath also had sorrn_ earlier

.

'EVERFRESH" COFFEE

GIANT SIZE

I.inda conceived the idea for
the business t hue helping her

fl

titil lot "euninil.' C,,iiui1

Bread
Rings

themselves of the girls ser ices
are high In their praise of Linda

AV

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rui.i.
I.S ruoNu tUrtLANU'S

BOLOGNA
6 9(

joined in the venture a fe
weeks ago and already have
conducted several parties The3
get $6 a parts
"We spend about three or four
days preparing for a party,"
-BONE OR BONELESS ROUt'4D
Linda explained. "We make 1
puppets and we write scripts for
the puppet shows and we set up
other games for the children.''

CRISP JONATHAN SCHOOLBOY

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for mothers who would prefer

I)efendnnts.
(11'ICE (ii' SALE

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MYF counselor, and Melendu Cauiselburry, 'Senior MYF president.

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1 Ij',i tills lUlls 11113' of APril
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OPEN SUNDAYS 'IlL NOON

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LEAN WESTERN CENTER CUT PORK

'.unporU rs staged H surgcr; and all members sign

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LYKES' SUGAR CREEK SMOKED

QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED

oungs ers

in Fish Memoruil Hospitni t

.h,in hattie r

the

C ,pI1iIfl( 0 it
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cab ol rifle s 4unci shot

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THESE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY, MAY 3.

!

They visted the farming gifts front hs gfltii ip:iri•imt:. (buy ''1 the ifliport.ane'' of ill- tilie measure is possible ti' dt•
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?*lro. Mabel Mattbewa, advisor;
Mis. K. Robinson, presidetit;
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render its sta te Ucense when
witlidrawing from tile state or

eXt, 18 months,, proudly clisplay basket of orurlges

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Claude Kirk's program of "no work within municipalities.

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(.7 onference oil Education, held Drive.
ity'.t re4"Itw:it for A half-mill .if( niea.iuri! earniarkinlr S60.000 in
last month, lie stated 'Tell me
Another hearim- ha.i been valoreni t.tx.
~ race track funds and the one-

cates valued at more than $1,000 during

we need to make Florida set for 7 p.m. the saute eve-

(Approval of proposed local half mill au valorem tax. Port

many very valuable articles towards this part of the two-day get apparently does not allow
sales promotion which we think Is oing to be the best ever for fiufficient fiiijilicing

of

many aspects of an education

In addition to fantastic buys being offered fly all mer. progratil such as capital outlay

chants, church and civic organizations are participating by and transportation moneys.

Lake; five at South Seminole mage sales, hloening reported.
Elementary; six at South Sem-

Authority officials itty it will
not mean a tax increase,
L.Andowner3 of a s i r i n Ir to
pump and dredge in lakes
would be required to file with

exciting "balloon funds for a quality program, from residential to commercial. delegation lifted the salary the county
civil unginees
ceilim: of the Seminole Courity I plan under a bill approved yea.

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Four at Altamonte and Bear sponsoring such projects as bake sales, book sales, and rum-

DEAR ABBY - I walk by
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City Hall late at night and see
Pete Knowles burning the mid.
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really cares about Sanford . . .
I think School Administrator
Walter Teague Is concerned

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the School Board desires to be ~ the Interdal Improvement Fund

in a position to fix the stipend trustees to deed to the City of

SlumPlan

at any level 30 that it nilly not I

"stymie" iflcreu3ing salaries

The City Commission

of

other sehool, personnel.

when lie suggested an Increase Ing Informally this afternoon on

anford that portion of Lake
Monroe
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bottoniland on which

tho new niarinu-niotel. complex

William flutchisun, Sanford is located. Thu bottomland

Another added attraction Saturday afternoon will

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2i whill, Himilli.-i President G,ordoll
Meyer is sci vnij these USO glils Mum y Washibuui, left, 1111(1 Ey'o (iIt''iman this morning, Coffee Club members pay humi' e to tho local USO

p talking In

branch in observance of USO month.

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a setback of education fot the
The
Demonstration
pro.
boys and girls in our state or gram Paves the
for cleanan iituust, in uti
ulotnt Ing up alum areas under a gentaxes to irovldu fur a quality eral grant.
t.t tilittlOit prorurii
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His suggested teacher puy in- could not be completed at that
oes not conic any. tillie.
where neur
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teacher suluries ill those states. to decide oil trying to gvt Wt !
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uled for 8 p.m. at the Women's tk it wl not approve th e Bassett - is involved in the
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buildings, expected to staged here."

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Demonstration City" pro- city attorney, txplained to tho ~ pre4ently in leused to the city.
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songs presented by the Seminole ents in higher institutions, he ject application, City Manager
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Surely there are some officl ais man; two at Oviedo and one at
High School Glee Club from a truck parked across the street compared Florida, tile ililith W. E. Knowles reported.
a goo job.
Sanford Junior High School.
from Cowan's.
largest state in the nation,
The present deadline for the
Abby
with three larger states-Ohio, project Is .May I. Howe v er. in-

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Architect John Burton's pro. bombing"of the downtown area.
sit in once in awhile at County
much Iess art education proJ. E. Howling, president of We Care Merchants who are grain which would be considern
to
them
1imin:9'
plans for the structe
Commission and lis
squabble over "clay" and get so tures are expected to go to Tal. sponsoring the event, said today, "The stores have contributed ed first in the nation. Tile bi

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WEATHER: Siraltered showers, cooler tbrti P'riflny.

and listen to these "
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guys like Pauluccl, 1%[cNulty,

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to drop out of DST if it wishes
at the' next legislative session

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For Sidewalk Sales

But lie wiid lie felt- most of
tilt- writers had been "
directed"
lb~' Organizations. and said lie
didn'
t know Ito%, the avi
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Republicans strongly opposed
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Slams, Southward and think
The School Board plans to
first Ili tile nation in educa- ning to consider the request of legislation by, tho 1(wal Ielexathese are the guys that are open bids on 27 portable build.
Lion, and I will find the Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Goldman tion i tantamount to approval
gonna make this town some- Ings at an estimated cost of
money.'A cutback In the edu- to rezone a parcel of property by
the Legislature 3i a
Sanford's "Sidewalk Sales" Friday and Saturday will he cation budget of $66.4 million located one block north of SR whole.)
thing to be proud of. .. Thes&amp; $113,000 th e last week In May,
are the guys . . . But then I Administrative Assistant Wal- highlighted Saturday afternoon by the dropping of gift certifl. does not allow s u f f I e I e n t 436 off Winter Park Drive
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public
instruction
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capital
improvements
in
the
nnuiicvd
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it again?" What is the an- today, th e governors plan call- governor's address.
Commissioning
for a deposit on paperback
swer?
"It would appear that the cation.
plannerl
at, Seminole Junior rr., officials and fee officers
textbooks would be "tile first
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much for
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calling
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yours,
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chase of textbooks by par.
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aRreed
to
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nolle of NVIllell are Road," Dr, "'
ents
nil county employes under the
necessity call for additional ad
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DEAR RE GUI AR SUBtnted. 4d5,IIi,ry in jtmor colleges but no provi- Hoard of County Commisioners stay over for another 30 days posal hy the delegations'
a
for further In- SCRIBER -Aren't you feeling
The governor lists evidently creases will have to Ile elimin- s
llment
expected
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completely
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the
in
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to
"clean
tip"
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the
~orney.
This
primarily
wfli
creases iii
sorry for ourself. Look at the
been nilsinfot med by his ziil is. ated or lot al suppui t will have ilurin
program by Oct 1 Fee offi"W e are told that
at m u r, ors Dr
this
legislation feung them fi oni permit the condemnation of
,ir m.
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. Fan Weldon president to be increased. I th ink this
(•'.rs' t•mployea salaries will he
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still particularly disturbed
I.iluin prnpertieq.
of Seminole Junior College would, Ile fill unrealistic ill)doing for your town ? DoWt
completely adjusted by Jan. 1. local and state level.q.
about
the
governor'n
comments
you take a negative approach a astate or a given area when said today while expressing his proach to our needs.
,rnn of the 11-mernher iem- i The local xnvernment study
fine school system is availIlege Student-facto every th ing that happens? able The school program ad- concern about II' cuto
ulty ratios lie mentioned it i
1 .5-member committee to
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pouring over propo wd proposal t itreamlina coun ty
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was 25 to one and the average
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some
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study
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grams will continue to be sup.
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neck
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teachers salaries can be in,.
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ported. We arc In a growing
gation was in a receptive mood study the issue and
port
out. I'm elected . or Chosen creased in four Installments
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position
hero
and
allowances
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crowd
of
residents
is
ex.
for
Seminole
legi
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giving
later.
s
s my job.
a . . or, feel it'
over a two-year period, under
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will certainly have to he made pecte(I to be present lit the quick approval to non-eontrov11
318o has un.
Yours,
~ The deleir-ttion
the Minimum Foundation
for this growth.
public
hearing
of
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the
Casselersial
niatter.
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but
zivimr
seri,
dor
a
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revision
in this
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Et-nest Cowley, president of Tuesday evening to protest th e sues in whith questions were taxes. The county presently
DEAR BROKEN-HEARTED
the Seminole Education Asso- planned construction of a sub- raked. And Rep. John Docker levies much tax and returns
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The city took a vet h81 poke t the C0III1IY Conunuission i\ssoi'i:itiu,n art' M a u r I e e
last night for reducing Sanford's revenue from the road and Shiuuuis, j'i'i'sith'tit l{I)I)('tt 1'.

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Em.

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Kricck roports wage anti sal-

TALLAHASSEE (AP) - By
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job classification

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manufacturing
activities trade, services, government,
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time, shout five out of six
persons are employed in nonmanufacturing, and one In six

A '0'1(
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persons are at work In mants.

facturing' plants in Seminole
from the fedof United ServiceOrgantazitions, totiIing
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County.
Th is equals the Flor.
Inc., and how It operates will be eral governtne
under
Public
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ratio
of manufacturing
.
made by M. Raypuond Daniel, t.aw 8D-10 which gives nuones ANVRE' C. RRA WAY ida
workers to total employment.
,
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'lce president of Florida State for schools in poor areas;
Decided to delay action until
Ilamuk and a nwmher of the Snui.
ford USO Council. Mrs. Mary budget time on a recommentlaWashburn, executive director of tion from the Educational Sec.
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MOVe
Jnderway To Get
the-local organization, will serve retaries of Seminole County to
group sc'iIua)l secretaries toas hostess.
The Chauuht'r extends an in- ge th er under one salary Mehe'!vitatitm to all huisiuiess people tile and increase their sick leave
Golf Course Here
EAJUA IIIGGINHOTIIAM
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to attend this special meeting, days;

Private

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A group of prominent Sanford businessmen have been

working "under-wraps" for the past month in hopes of raising

th

necessary funds to

e Action Demanded On Overflow

establish

a private golf course one mile

west of the Lake Mary Interchange by 1 -4.

Andrew Carraway, spearheading th e drive said his group
is
Is aiming for a 404)-membership club and hopes to be in oper-

t'r lift statiou) on th e lakefront
project to Moore Utility Supply

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fe'e club on Thursday at 10 a.m. erty of5.t; ucres in the F'ivo

time on concrete walkway from

abon within a year.
The course would include a "modest" clubhouse, swimtuuing jxxil and tennis court. 'We are not undertaking this as
Air conditioner for the recreaAnd then we talked to Mr. L
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Gerald Warren of 61 N. flow provision should cause pm'ktor of Seminole Downs a criticism of the Mayfair," Carraway said, adding, "It's
tion department office to II. B.
Fitzpatrick (The great peacepope Company for $604.38;
Triplet Drive raised it "stink" pruaiu!u',uts In the hionie of his Restaurant, whose state license just too crowded at times."
maker):
The Overstreet Land Corporation has agreed to give the
Agreed to purchase account- Monday night f i t a continued zwighihnrs, Councilmen Chuu'lt's titus been approved pending soREPORTER - What did you
group some 200 acres for tile facility and Carraway hopes to
talk about behind closed doo rs?
"'""(11"Iff
1)(111 offered
"'ill"on,
raise from $300,000 to $41M,000 to aget the operation off the
for $11,700 with payments to be City Council, deniamiding""ry
action
wztru-i'n""d
gallantly
to curing of tile city perillit.
FITZPARICK-Changes in the
A
motion
that
the
city
go
ground.
stretched out for three budget to prevent emcm'gt'nt'y overflow i'xtt'iul toilet privileges. ittt utuis
Port authorit.' bill.
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bill. .
years.
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(I 1111$ thic uivaslti lIft. ntg&amp;tlu.tu Oil it $t'J)ti(' tittik.
i,ui rccotd in t) l i l)tmition to the
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M dntu'sit pointed out pro. proposed state law to provide
And then we went back to Mr.
r
system
hunt
draining
occasion•?'.'
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Alexander:
,
ditch
adjoining
his
ally
into
a
REPORTER-How come you
cull tot' fines of $200 is day or
property amid the middle Lake 60 days in Jail, for polluting police nail firemen died when
didn't ment.ion talking about the
DR.'"'. Ir. ROBERTS
the chairman, Mrs. Edith
Triplet.
port bill?
lakes. lie described tit(, sit tutuLast Friday, two Sanford
Mayor Arthur Whiciutitty tend tiuui as "nielotlorous,'' when he Duerr refused to break a tie
ALEXANDER-Well, we
letters
friati Van-en, atuti Paul tumid other city officials were vote with Woodruff and Willcussed a few other things be- teenage boys were jailed for i Hates, superintendcuut of Cmi- ettuttlucteti on a "lot) yard scuuv- sun voting for the motion and
bides job classifications.
toxication.
se
I berry Gardens.
regarding eager hutit'' one night by War- Paul Rutenkroger and
I)r.
REPORTER-Oh , , In other bu s iness, the city:
the
prohlt.nt
tumid
what is being rca.
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Eugene Ellis against.
Agreed to close and vacate
dot e to correct, it.
Council accepted Ellis' ie'cSay, who is chairman of the an alley in the area between
A luel'iIsIt lot' sale of beer
Huiks rvtUes teul approval by only on premises for Seittinolu oinmnumlntltin amiti authorized a
Democratic exec utive commit- First Street and Second Street
the council of tin isutoitiutic Raceway Restaurant to Alike street light Ili front of the
tee? Bob Petree on television from Sanford Avenue to Cypress
warning systeiti that would Gruusso was rovokeil nail re- Wcathei'ington
Sunday night was introduced as Avenue to pave the way for the
Building
on
tuki't the i)Olkt' depurtm(,nL, If
chairman. Hmmrnm and we new Wian l)ixic Cornith'x;
issued to John SI iehat'I, jiro- Highway 17-92 innd at the end
the PUH1PS failed t (hi' lift. I
thought It was Dr. W. V. Authorized $150 to $200 for a
of Carlisle Drive, and liii' dos.
stution amid the level in the
,
Roberts.
er spacing of existing lights on
topographical survey of th e pro.
man hole reached a dun ger
posed zoo relocation site;
the hitter.
point. 'I'lie pollee station would
Today the world mourns Named Boyd Coleman to the
then contact one of several
Adenauer . - . funeral in Ger- Board of Adjustment and A liCasse'Ibt.rry
Gardens' employes
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many . . . all hud of state peals;
Flyers Lost
to tuke cure of th e situation.
there . . - Nobody asked me, Named and created a sevenKEY WEST (Al') -- Coast
City Attorney Kenneth Mcbut where was Mr. Adenauer man central contractors' board
Guard cutters and aircraft
intosh stated, "I doubt very
when millions of Jews were made U of A. K. Shoemaker
searched today in tile Gulf of
touch if the Stutu Hoard of
butchered in Auschitz and Buc- Jr., LeRoy Jtobh, It. L. Harvey,
Mexico 7 miles west of here
Health will approve the re.
WilIini
Ilalback,
E.
C.
harper
• kenwald?
for two Navy flyers whose twixtCompany of Jacksonville for

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Illuvill (it tile ovurflow pipe,

Jr., E. L. Isurns and Gwrge

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Floor Wax

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No Move
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her nutlrnrized Milwoc to
In observance of world - wide investigate purchase of a suitUSO month the Seminole Coun- able, s, centrally located in
ty Chamber of Commerce' vill the county, for use as a school

The board, by a 4-1 vote, approved an ordinance saying any

REPORTER-Well, why did
you

5 cans
2 $1

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ALEXANDER - We talked

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survey.

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the County Commission met beDr. W. V. Roberts urged the over live mills for all purposes,
bind closed doors yesterday at board to reconsider the ordi- blind servicemen exempt from
11:30 a. m. .
ziance as the "only way to curb taxation, tax millage of any
The following conversation this menace."
county or city shall not exceed
took place between the County
Roberts said many parents that of 1966.67: allowing cities
Commission c h a i r m a a and had been complaining to him of -impose a two per cent tax on
yours truly:
the need for the city to show rent and upon sale of food;
REPORTER - What happen- "leadership'' to stamp out this
Tabled action until budget

OF $3.00 OR MORE.

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of Register Tape
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WOODGRAiN FINiSH
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lson - . • Confederate dead . . . ject to a maximum fine of $200 or 90 days in jail.
133,821.
Commissioner Earl Higginbotizarn opposed the move saying .t
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the penalty could be more damn-

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Alexander And understand th,-

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comparer! to a state growth of
Ing the mapituI in Tallah'ussee rato nf
:10 per cent.
'4111d.
city limits legislation definitely ivinibursement. "This allows them to keel) more revenue yet,
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and
"get i'g with" con.
Seminole's
iuhstantial perIn
other
huiness,
the
hoard:
out
All out conce rt ed ef- not i-educe the tax assessment on city taxpayers anti still
\\'AsIIIN(;'I'oN (A1).-S(!ui _____________________________
Au th orized the superintend- struction of new legislative faci- eenthge gains in employment
not use funds where they are paid," Knowles explained,
forts on 'AS annexation
site Republican Lender Everett
was only outranked by the
to negotiate for the par- IIUCL
eat
Earl Higginbotham asked Corn- The city authorized Mayor Joe hiker to write the county N Diu'kseti, hospitalized
:nnstal
co'intie of Brevard,
the
Wight
Huildin
chase of
mission to throw open the youth telling theni "we are aware of what's going on," however, cml times in recent. mon th s, is
Coffee
Palm Reach and Broward.
locate9 at the corner of Fourth
wing of the Civic Center to Ne- City Attorn(!y Bill Hutchison emphasized tilt- county was riot Ili Walter Iteed Hospital once
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gory, ern.
and Lawlel. StrMts In Sanfotd
groes
He's the only one violating ny law in this practice,
again. lit' was bedded there
ploymerut
gains
were
substan.
used
as
a
maintenance
to
be
enough guts to say what he
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Monday
with flu.
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that.
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jons
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thinks
$153,000 for a GoldsSet To Honor
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creatwt and
distributed
boro recreation center which
if1O-c(ftOt .SIoorapsen
among industries.
rewtre* and have
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Sage

,was S4,391 under the budget estimate. The check was for
$5MO0. According to Knowles, the county Is using race track

morrow on legislation
(Could no: have picked a bet- revenue in their road and briulge fund so they shift
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Redefining the valorem levy to other accounts that the law does not. require
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ford Lyen, second vice preid-

Knowles said the city's share from the r08(1 and bridge fund dent; 1nitn C. Mc(llnnis,

Jr. will represent the

land

at the Tallahassee hearing to.
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Gordic case . . . Mack Cleve-

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tk BEIF -~at N E E

Soar

the fastest.

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School Suup'et-inti'nili'rit ft. 1.
Nil
repuirteil lii ruli' a
school hits 'itt the mutt' tb rotunlu

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Att
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onst ration program would go to for code t'tlfnECPfliPtit Knowles coin iili' will finance I h .t'tsI just can't understand the cleaning up blighted 8Fen anti est hunted It might. cost the city si .t ion of a svituumIlig pool, in 'nl VPt I '' in I in' ii Is,igreeriw ut I ,etwi'eui pron'rt y own
irs anti I he ('ntint ' ('oni,niinn.
City Commission. Ist night not downtown improvements, sonic :h0fl per month for t;ood- 1)8th hii'iise, liflflIM anti
they approved supporting Or. That, would still be up to the III'S serViCCS 85 wi'II as 411- liftI 'a It'll IS
I hiinigii I.
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a)OI' ('Olin t ion of the nc' I
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vntirt s, l'nsei,all iliann'nil,
lando's effort to move the state merchants.
ing nail printing mat i'i-ial,
to (iii' lIwuull'M aft i'tit Inn at. a r ,.
capital to the center of the
At an earlier Industrial
The county had already iiiciii' II i')l. etc.
rial
i'i'iit. i,Ii'et in
i'rt,iing it i jut 11)11. SIn('lt t h. mutt nrt,i,,
I
state
.
In the 'iC1fli(, f floard meet ir'g, the hnard an agreed tO 8110W tue t,IjIII) per
liii' i.ui n VIiM t,iitui itii'd
III; Zil iii to ,41'li,u,I l,iito', 'I
liegitti the moiututy lutus r" fui..itl
Sanford'' said 1)r. W. V. flo• tlmri,ed ndnnnistrative nssist- year planner to ''moonlight" the Entlroi'k Pool Assoela- i'i'trrt't jiligiunetit. iii' t lie roadill'
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top aides comin' down.

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nml wnim thru WeflnttIay;

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Ili tievelop a
funds.
ith luuvles on lIE
c losely
re'reat
jOfl
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In fliP Fnqt
A major announcement cornl7nder the "Demonstration" ing up the I)enionqtrntfnn
(ohlenrtul atni suting Thursday that w il l help 't if a city is selected, th
Application. The city has until 11001%.
federal
govennient
would
pay
downtown.
rounding nresu of Senilunli'
i to submit the vroieet.
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up to 80 per cent of the ctt
('nunfv
iet'th tinliuv
In other lLisiiiess tilt' CItY 1w Villiiim •F. SIIIiIIdkk,
A.'d one ( Tnayhe May 10 re- of planning and developing such
tfttilt'd actiOn oti using Cl
C)%lflt,
rding the Defen
i)epari. projects as slum clearance
of l'l I A at (,a Ini'svlflv'.
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iul:ulini'r tuck (shjn in helping tlirect
One of 1ILlm phre.v5 urban eneuvul.

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On Slums

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Industrial Board met lit
night and wont on record urging
"imp'ed golf club facilities,,
The Sanford City Cnmmissioi ))nved
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missing flyers were Identified

Florida Education al Association Wiuuiflig system haLimug iroutiett-

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Ht sold: "There is no justifiould readily meet hail way
Ithdrawal from Europe Mancan - the 6th U S Fleet from the
widas night and called on Euro 1an' inftiatit of neutral enun cation thatsnrer for the
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nt precen
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draal of the L S 6th Fleet
European countr Southern Europe What grounds
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and jointly wit-h China," hi said.
centers, radio stations and vartask of ending U. S. aggre
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Rudolph and Linton Cox were were chat down today tout aye'appointed b Steudle as a nomi Haiphong and one ovex Hanoi
The report said one American I
nating committee for ne offs-

revetments,
The attacks on the MIG air
fields marl ing another sharp
upturn In. the tempo of the war
grind
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President 1lohnsori invited
says his troops are fighting "a
hon of officers will be at the of Hanoi.
mnilthly meeting slated far f~ : Only sporadic fightinr was I war of attriLion" in Vietnam. I Westmoreland to address the
i.ni May 1. A joint installs- reported hi the ground war th will brief Congress and the na- governors at the White House
tion of post and auxiliary unit , South Vietnam. Scattered ene-' ti011's governors Prida., -,, th, , Friday. together with ke~

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meek. Aloncia Callan, Patty Duke. Carolyn Trerice, Michelle Brebaugh ;
(third roxv) Karen Coady. Janice Eidel, Mrs. ,loyce McLaughlan, leader.
and Germaine Riumeck and Ell7tbetn Jcnueh Mt s Barbara Solitro
leader.
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Chancellor Konrad Adenuuer, President Johnson

bill would not prohibit incidental ily against a proposed contract
advertisini: which was nut cal with Lie trucking industry.
culated to create? a false' an- That posed the throat of a napresslon.
tionwidt' trucking atoppae.

held informal policy talks with West (e?n1un keresi_

dent Heinrich Luebke. right, and other European
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I!IIZ JUa(IcrS. Was makont' hic t'ic.
it in Bonn the shortest. Arriving
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returning to Paris the same
day. But even he delayed his
departure to give time' for a talk
with Kiesinger after the funeral,
Johinon scheduled another
visit with Kiesinger Wednesday.
Wilson was to meet Kiesinger
after tilt-funeral to talk about
European and world affairs,
Thousands of West Germans
filed past Adenauer's closed
coffin in the transept of the
cathedral, Police estimated 150,.
000 had COIxIe there by midnight.
'j'hui' Cathedral remained open
throughout the night.

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Plan 1.—Impala Sport Sedan families than any other car, been able to copy the six-cylinder
(for.ground)—First off, Chevrolet Plan 11—Camaro Sport Coupe elficitmcy or protective features
Is the roomiest car in America (rear left)—Tho widust, lowust, like flush-and-dry rocker panels
(source: Automotive News heaviest adventure car at its price. you Out in our stylish economy
12/26/66). Second, It's got Conies with bucket seats, carput- car.
exclusive, like acrylic lacquer Ing, a fully synchroniiod 3-speed Plans IV, V and VI—Chev.11.,,
finish and Body by Fisher. Third, transmission, and a big Six corn- Corvair, Corvette not plo.
you get Chevrolet's traditional petition can't match.
turad)—You can sue them all at
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in
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le'o gummy, gooey nest, or feeling,

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wheeli ng and wachking with
great dash, Prince Charles has
made his competitive polo debut.
He am-id his f a ther, Prince
Philip, played aide by side on
the Windsor Park team, ,a means i column by 2 inches.
winner Sunday in at match
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RAZOR BLADES
people in tuimi uiufaictu ring and
cli st i'I It of ion.
Reg. 90,
Rog. 79,
The dollar total does not it'fleet pei'ihuahue food uuuiol hurt INon-Rotting, Non Breakable, 5-16.
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Rog. 59c Lavacol
100 Tablet, Rog, 1.33
80 re'tafl stores loonted In vonRUBBING ALCOHOL
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some or nil of th e 2,06d WoolWorth stores located Ili flit'
Umipo'd State's and Puerto Rico,"
A Downtown Sanford "We Care" Merchant
Mr. Purdy noted.
"THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN"
l'ure'hnse's in this state tire
expected to Increase during
lt)67 be'e'tiusc of Woolworth's
continuing program of expanLOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY
sioti uumiti sin anticipated imicrease
GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS
in consumer spending for tin'
COR. 1st &amp; MAGNOLIA
PHONE 322.2412
coinIng year, ho said.

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A zoning bill was adopted 85- Germany.
B JULIA BAthOS
211 to allow counties to zone nonKiesinger, speaking at the
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New officers of the Altamonte
sers-ice, called on the
relerenrequiring
Germans
to
be
worthy
of
amendment
the Springs Elementary Parentdum approval of residents of legacy the 91 -year -old former 1 Tt'icht'r Association, elected at
the non-incorporated areaschancellor had left them: the tilt' Aril meeting, will be
In the senate, two veterans need to reunify Germany and
i stalled Miu' 16.
took turns advising their col- Western Europe.
Serving are Mrs. Let' Join's,
leagues to cut down on chatter.
Outside a bright
president: lvii's. J. P. Kiuisey,
get to committee meetings and beat down on the' waceful, treefirst vice president; J. E. Murride herd on their attaches.
studded Rhineland hills, and
ray, second vice' president: Mrs.
Sells. Elmer Friday, D Fort Cologne' the re'muiris of the old William Schaf fIcier,
ner. secretary.
4 - Myers, and John Mathews, D statesman rested in the cool and Mn's, Jay Neff. tr-casur'er,
Jacksonville, told members, gloom of the Cologne's great
In other business of flit' meet - many of them new to the WLIYS, Roman Catholic Cathedral.
ing, Mrs. William Segrest, outof the Senate, to avoid chatterFuneral services were to take going president, announced that
ing with lobbyists in the chum- place in the cathedral this after- flit' school will not be oil double
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noon, with burial following in sessions next term as portable
Attaches should be told they the funnily plot at Rhoendort, classrooms have been secured
do not have floor privileges and, across the Rhine from Bonn.
I to handle the overcrowded costsaid Sen. Friday. committee atKiesinger, speaking in it quiet ditlutis
tendance rules were designed to but forceful manner, declared:
I't'og;-amn fur the evening was
"get out quality work."
Adenauer
never entitled "Explore the Stitoul
"Konrad
He said many members have reached the promised land — Library.
Refre-shniezits were served by
missed more than two meetingsneittwr the reunification of Gergrade mourn zriuthit-r,
given
committee.
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mum distance between an over- hail of the West German Buntaking motorist and an oncom- destag for the- memorial service
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except where prohibited by 10cal au thorities, would be author- Leaders of the Western world office in ]it49, a situation worse Germany and the United states.
Ized under a bill approved by met today to pay funeral tribute th an any other German states- President Johnson, who arrived
to Konrad ACII'TIOUCI' and later to man c's-er faced.
Sunday night, has talked with
the House, 94-21.
eir
"\\'ticn
tic'
left
th
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14
years
lotKit-singer on such subjects as
Some Dade County legislators discuss problems be'twe'en
West
Get-maer,
free
Germany
was
a
regovernments
uid
the proposed treaty to check the
protested, wi th one, Rep. Jeff
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J)t'()spec-It'd
iar't
tier
of
freeMiami,
explaining
ny
with
Chuuiie'dlor
Kurt
spr'tad
of nuc'le'ar Weapons, iouGautier-, D plc's,''
he
seitci,
''and
it had huini tool defense and the (lW'stion of
that it would mean Dade would Kiesingt'r.
to
thard;
;ibos't'
everyone.
What troop w ithdro al trout Western
1"rem-h
Johnson,
have to erect ''no turn'' signs
President
and.
good
fortune.''
Europe.
at 25,5(10 of our 26,000 intersec- President Charles do Gaulle'
Already
some
progress
has
Dc' Gaulle, personally the
British Prime Minister Harold
tans."
Another bill, adopted 117-0. Wilson hc'ath'd the foreign s'isi- been made in discussions of mu - closest to Adenauer of the visit-

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working man an opportunity to
vote after an often long trip
home from work.
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On the U.S. political sith
Even a hi-. spoke. some 100
Saigon , there was i change of
TALLAHASSEE tAP '—Selec- anti-war demonstrator!, marched
command with the tieparture :
hon
Miami ai the site for the and dianteci outside the
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge
Action For Tallahassee
federal
oceaflUgraphir fa- dart Astoria lintel where the
and the arriva l a few hours lal huge
cihit
nutcit Florida tilt leader luncheon meeting tooL place.
(A1'—lJy argunient. lli stud lliut OI)•Iet -- 1ia sparked tcmper in tiltTALLAHASSEL
viol- wil! er of his successot. Ehtswortit
ldtiet
Lt1II
l3unke. Dunker said Presiucm "iii tin giant step IIItO to mor- They clashed with police who
an overwhelming S-i vote, a tloub voiced against a heparat past and considcrabk publicity, honor tilt- Sanford TJSO witi
.lohnso had asked him to rt roy.." 'ov. Claude Kirk said broke up an attempt to burn an
Senate committee today ap- legislative huildin had led w Senatore were in a jovial mood skaw part and dance Thuri- new the U.S. pledge "to support Monday..
effigy o the four-star general.
to ii
day from 7
issue—
tool:
up
the
us
ey
adding
facilities
t
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th
planE
for
ogp,like sp
proved a resolution which enEarlier this month, draft
rV0luU0it of the Vi et
cket, have to be obtained the t
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UplMJ.
ca . uit j,rcu
now
goes
u
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iun
i
uuorway
rntu
uie
luLure,
uiu
vriic
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and an american
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tram tm tV nezore' -raursony """' '"''I
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Was
It
relatively
it
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Kirk,
adding
that
no
one
can
antiwar
rally
tell
were
burned
at
an
Senate.
it.ah in Tallahassee and says
The accelerating air war over
night Admission at the door
"got on with" construction of meeting over all issue which
Senate' President Vei'he PoPe. will he normal. Bands will North Vietnam idler weeks of where it will lead. There is no here.
The enemy. noted Weatmorenew legislative facilities.
two doubt, he said, that "outer
included
(1)-St. Augusthie), made- a play for dancing. Refreshments had weather
space
and
the
inner
space
of
land.
"does not understand that
The vote' came after moverare committee appearance will be served by the uso, strikes this morning 01) t
oceanography
are
signposts
of
a
Americ
Sell.
~
spokesman
thb-capital
an democracy is founded
I For fret entertainment get fringes of Hanoi.
I and, udiu'emsing the' group,
th
th
at
may
well
on debate, and he sees every
Lee Weluenbonzi (1)-Miami),
One strike- by U.S. Au' Force' future grow
ticket at thu USO.
i
dwarf anything we have achiev- protest as evidence of Cflim'
said th at lie was one of theme'
outl ined his objections and said
The- l3ttnu Jests, will play for F105 Thundererief pilots tilt
he'll continue ti push for cu'eo bling morale and diminishing I
primarily responsible for hold- dancing.
railroad repair yard which the ed in the past,"
The selection of the Dodge resolve."
of a study commission
lag up work on a new legisiaThis h not a benefit show American command said
Island site in the Miami area
"Thus, discouraged by repeatlook into the feasibility of putbut tree en te rtainment given to 24 miles east-nor th east of the
The tive facility.
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litary defeats but encourting the seat of government
acms thit- was announced by U. S. Rep. ed
lie' said a letter from him to the military in HONOR of the I center of the' city' and capital's
1)lsney legis1ativt package sall•
Paul
Rogers,
D-Fla..
in
Washaged
by
what he believes to be
elsewhere.
the cabinet hi-ought about a USO's 2ki th birthday and also Reel River from tht
i itiaton. lie said tile U. S. Com- ;I ywpular opposition to our effort I
"1 du't say Pvc got enought ed th rough three legislative
, today despite all holdup. 11he cabinet already is Aprii it, unown through out tile most densely populated sectior,
committee.
,
,','. merce Department would UW.IW
informution right no%%, to get
Vietnam. lie is determ ined to
The second raid also by Thu
abjection th at out, proposal authorized to proceed with world us USO month.
a
formal
announcement
later,
con
uji here and ask you
tinue his aggression from
Kirk also said he has been as the North," he said.
piUcl—i don't," would 1w "kicking in the tall construction of legislative fato move iii.
the whole advertising business duties and doesn't necessarily
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Weissenborit
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to heed lawmskert
ffe' fierce competition between
"It would certainly se'eni in Florida."
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the states has ended and the Ensviac at this point to at least
to the general
Pope
said
he took
object-eel
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vironmental Sciences Services m Cot'NTS Jill Ii's C0illi'l
puss a bil l creating a study and,
law proposed to prevent dee'q'- count lawmakers' objections
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coinmissiozi
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located at the Miami area site. INTAT1 01'
designed U' cash in on the at- IOW legislative building, and
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The governor compared the II)NCY L 1VIe-:
the
cabInet
another
methuseat of government," the M
signifiance'
of
the announce
NOTICI 'VC' CitJliI1'Ul$
lit built near Orlando.
ad 1w' Ilnazicing construction
beniucrat- bald, lie has jeci
to
am
lLA'ment
with
the
earlier
designai'o
i1i. v' i it 0
"This includes every attruc- other than a proposed $10 mill)I1iAND5
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frequently proposed Urliuuckt us lion in the state' of Florida," lion bonding, ,, hon of Cape Kennedy as the na- 1IG
AGAININIT satin lPTATl!t
program might be
'
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'tion' gateway to outer space.
you and each of you arc hersthe harris said at the joint hearing fouuicl.
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He said the choice made Flori- by notified aipti required to tile'
on We Disney package. "This
claim'- anti tiewan&amp; which
I
Senate judiciary cominitee re- is not just a local bill for Discia "truly the think and research any
you, or .ttIu of you, may have'
I
-volved around a resolution of
center of the free world,"
against said etatt it, the? office
1IIIb1t hitrlyk HousholdSen. Mallory home (11-TailsThe
benefits
of
the
huge
ledhams contended the restrk'n Seminole
et- . County ,iucigt
1
hueo) directing the ciepitol Lions would be "throwing th e
eu-al facility, expec ted to have a County, at hit office in thecenter Planning committee to advertising business right cttit
payroll of some $3 million an- Court House it. t'4AfllUrd flatI(1L., within sty. caletidar naunth
proceed with ewistructiwi of the windo -.'
nuaIl3'. will "spill out all over from
the tint' ol the first
I
"appropriate" facilities fur the
the southern area of Florida" lication of tills notice. iic1t
lie said In' did not know of
UOIZiIMI&amp;d tlLUIt bt zit
legislative branch within flu. am' adverliMin! brochure nut
and radia te throughout the
i'AiUIticT1i\ Al)
('rm.
9'
lWin tile place
present capital bu ilding.
sta te . Kirk said.
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by sma ll buswsse that
gretiti
tha ddHome showed an archi tect- uoi. include p1eture of all-rae- locked rail negotiators settie
But, he added, 11w selection I dtet of the' claimant and must
in' h'," art' t' I, t he claimant, hit
urul plan for construction of
"shows the total need" for get- agent or attorney, or the sani'
whleii were located near- their dispute' in the name j
wing, attached to the present by.
"
thug et better road system and utah he s'oud.
"the natiunal interest and seT1I1 FiRST Z' A 'F 1 0 Is' A L
Capitol at,ructhre, which would
for accompanying downtown tieT1R bill passed the house' curlt3'," or face a law to block
btNi' AT UR1LO
acconunodate the Rouse chumI veloprnent in Miami.
committee, 11-2, aft- a nationwide walkout.
By: Joe' Scott Kirton
Officer
her, legislative reference bur- er Spencer Olin, a represenUt"Many Floridians worked wi th I
On ano ther troubled labor
As 1iucutur of said Estate
eau, statutory revision section live of the California corpora- front, returns from Teamsters
BEFORE THE FUNERAL of former \\Teat German
me virtually round-the-clock for 1"- A. Vaught, Jr
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The same day. the generalI ;I while 11 U. S. piano- losses hav(- &amp;
beru serving dinner r the oc--' Zone C nort.hwest of
of
Ito
and
associates
fatnib
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Margarpt ~
joint meet-been attributed to MIGs
Rachel Williams,
question and an
appe ar be fore a
which involve.,, 1flOUt 20 090 U.S. said during
I
casion
r period at the annual meet- ing of Congress. The House i Whilf- the air war raged over
Jean O'Shea, Elizi.- maros They included a tale
swe,
The commander and William ! troops. Spokesman said It' clit.- ~I I
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'both
Spean, Edwin Schwend.1gram of sympathy from thed
ng Of Tit(, Associated Prcss~unanimousiv approved the visit i North Vietnam. U.S. and Viet
.
, Chamberi~ were elected as dele- ~ my had been killed sinc(. tilt, I I
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killed
liornarriv
or
the
launch
American
astronaut
corps.
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-ner. Nancy Nicks, Sanford;
1OYIdaS
Mondas after Speake John W flSt planes kept up their
to the Department Con operation began Sunday. Amen
"We feel comradeship far this pad fire that caused the deaths gates
ins E Benedict Myra Bud,
to
be
it
question
of
~
"It',
,
,
goilip
McCormack said plam, were to daily attacks on targets inside
-1. ~, call losse,- were put at 2 killed
ention to W, hold May
. 114.1
SOuth Vietnam, hitting troop
- Gaawn E. Crosby, William I test pilot because we have met of U.S. astronautF Virgil 1. Gris- I v
I
puttinp
ma%imuni
pressum
an
I honor Westmoreland as ii great I
lt waf: announced 11 survey; and 14 wounded.
Siekman, Debary; William i several of his fellow cosmo- som. Edward H. White D and ,
every
concentrations
base camps
American
A new U.S. Marine operation the enemy anywhere and
hen shows there are 100 Vietnam
ert
,
that
wu
caii.the
U.
S.
;
fortifications
and
water traffic.
Sielanri Deltona Azzs Wel - nauts' said the cable signed bs Roger B Chaffee at Ca pe
,
Monday. in hu. first major
: veteram. in the area eligible to ~ was announced in the mcnaced' wh
*born, Enterpritte; Ifenr-y I.,ev:,, all 47 U.S. spacemen. "and we nedy Jan. 27.
I
U.S.
B5
crews
it)
Vietnam
attacked
twice
contni speech on the war since taking
I But Webb told t news confer- loin the legion and ins Itatlon northern part of South) Vietnam comniande
e
raids
'Geneva, Betty Lively, Lake know that we are all involved itt
th
command of U. S. forces in Viet- today. One of
it
i)1 lit extended
to all to visit Called Operation Shawnee.
----------ence' lit ICIt it WOUW DC pracitSchimniing,
31onroe; Helen
nam,
Westmoreland departed tile demilitarized zone between
!
th( post at tile May meeting. . began Saturday and so far 27
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approval of rate changes from ~
the .state insurance commission

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with a minor amendment at tached b the
It would relieve insurance
firms from having to get prior

bers of Congress anti the Cabi - force. Forty - two have' beer rethat war'
off icer will be at 6:30 p.m., my resistance' sva encountered course of
ported downed in the air- war,
"1 do no: see any end of the nat.
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tile referendum bill
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line of Longwood, candidate, today brought the total Amenand Gera ld Warren of Cassel_ ;can planes re ported lost over

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the fight oer dahught cning'
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the Socialist countries."
(AP~ — American - derchiefs. win. marit. on an elec-, %;.err going afteI
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(AP) — Soviet I a pioneering flight effort which ~ gress that Moscow is prepared ' SAIGON
1
He repeated the perennial. '
at'
U.S. Air Force and
piint frnn
clu
seven
near Hano \n
transformer
lessly
trical
poonded
relent
warplanes
without
hazards
Is
not
an joint action ith
ti
:
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Communist call for dismantling President ikola1 V Podgorn
at prime targpU- in North Vict- the rait; on th(. railroad repair' the carrirr- PAT'. lionitric ]Rich- ; .plane, fivw RR inissintIs agaiw;:
!
The Soviet government all- Peking to help Vietnam.
of the rival North Atlantic anti and Premier Alexel N. Rosygin ~
ard and Kitly Hawk tittacker. ii North Vietrian,
.
- Aloinday, a Ti (I
narn today, hittin;: again inside ~ mile~ north of the city.
Warsaw militan- blocs and add- stood in the .guard of honor be- I nounced that it ww, setting up a
ernen
cement
plant
i
s
spokesman
said
American
An
owec
ications
Min early
commission to invecUgate all:
h
th
ad: 'A number of countries in
side the ashes of c
n! the ~
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: till, rnid on the railroad repair said %va~ i., mflr-~, wes:
with that mans or more
UP
closet thin cxc- before to the
ircf y.s the closest ever made center of the city Of Haiphnn
omar' today as
a
s death the first announced
would fire neutrality ar alter Vladimir
center of th e cMmmums. capuhui to Hanoi but the target "d a e s - A Navy alfIce said the pian: d
Downed mci tht 'sorth Moll!
long line of Soviet ciUzen filed fatality in the Soviet Union's
of Hanoi
to
the
thermal
was
adjacent
city
I
appea'to
he
in
thu
him
not
space program. But in ire of
day were a Navy F'b Crusade'
past to pa tribute to the first
The my. strike, against lsortti its
poci plant Nat' planes
cur
I
the
So%iet
flu
secrc
c'
that
ha'
ahea
victim
of
uttx flu pilot listed w- missing
known
I
t'I"O
major CiIiC' I
\ iCtflafll
the
first
Thursday
10
tacked
last
The
preiou
closest
strikes
to
program
Russian
rounded the
j. Navv F413 Phantom with bnti:
I SPSCC program
raid
Inside
thv
Hanoi
werc
or
an
oil
storage
I
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pilots rescued and an Air Farce
The um containing Komarov's i it ww considered unlikely that I
:
attacks of the war on MK7 air- area
to rnilc' north of the hi
F4C
Phantom with the two P'
ashes was placed atop a high th e commiion's report would
! fields in Nor th \ietnarn
flit' lit ii
Other N
ut last summer
pedestal covered wi th black In ever he made public
lots
lis
te d as missing
The ste PuP in the ;ill' ua ac
miles
sith
I
Pilot'
reported
encountering
munition
depot
four
cooperation
The:
space
\chh sale1
Navy pilot- stint dowzi !v,(
the arm'' red banner hail
APRIL 24, 167
Haiphongand dii 01 storage MIGI7 wLs Monda' during ill(
"Oil il realistic basis" might ~
government
announced
that
K()_!
i
Admissions
.
mu
Old Glo
American Lemon can plane 1oss
r about 2ivi. miles nort It of , ,attack on the airf ield at Kep. I
U S and hea
antiaircraft fire ,e
averted th' accident that
Shirley McDonald, Yvonne maro; would be given a hero s ha
I
I Post IV of Altamonte Sprin$n~ planes were reported lost over
and both targets in the Hanoi arede the cits the spokesman said but the U S command said i
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the North) — three Monday
has
chosen
Its
Boys
State
can
Whilt. thf, At!- Force rl i crs but they had not details on these . still had "no specific infornie
,
I
MiIlonig, Bessie Swallow, Wil day anc. his ashes interred at
didatti and alternate, Command. one today. American pilnt~ ry ;
tion" nit the number at plaiie
- liam W. Tyre, Harris Chandler, Lliv Rremlin wall.
.
er ranl: Steudle announced at ported shooting dnsrn two Cornpages
disfront
Newspaper
dc'troyed
or damaged on thi
Michael Prince, Elijah Wal terb,
munist MIG 17s Monday.
the April meeting.

Frank Bistline
Candidate rror
AL Boys State

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:ui. hut require referendum op I
prnvol by 'ote at the next gen.
era] election
One of the sponsors. Sen. Ben
Hill Griffin. fl-Frnstproof, asked
more time to Prepare on argo
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Percy has shot up to such piorn saying that getting the civil politics at least to the extent of
have sou ta lked to the general inence among Republicans that rights and antiwar m ovements supporting peace candidates in

elections but. since the ~
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a he is being mentioned as a pos. to work together to end the war local
Bear Lake-Forest City
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little tired of the prowlers, pet- sible candidate for his party I was not a 'If
Mrs. MwTann Miles
forees but only a "coalition," Johnson. King may be tninking ;
ty crime, and what do we get? against Johnson next year.
939-8678
How the former Chief Police He said the United States which hHppens to mean -fu- in national terms. too. perhaps
Lake Mourm
even of a fourth party.
and
Lt. Hickbon are the bud should press for more participa- sion."
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Jane
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games and provide the probeSSS-3317
Uon needed we would appreciMm JObS Leone
ate it Instead of dwethng on
North Orlando
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Deltona
when
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where
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bad
325-0501
Mrs. M ildred Bailey
PuhHt 'response in those p. the ballot in only 12 sta tes. In
WASHINGTON -Alabama's
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if this paper isn't slightly Mali- George Wullace is off und run- pearances will give Wallace the end Thurmond carried only
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Enterprise
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Louisiana,
and
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public isn't a bunch of Idiots
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this trash you are printing. "ratorilits months ago marked Ing in the Presidential It-ague votes and 88 electoral votes.
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What is intriguing Washingably pull sulmtantially more
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1946.
1948
the
combined
opposi.
votes.
rest&amp; snade during the last
rm response Wallace
194t Olutflia iqprvD
Strom Thurmond from
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on
two snonths under pmsent pilo. wa
ceived from Southern Governn
mer Vice House politicians complacently
lice leaderaltip than for any or&amp; invited to pow-wow with
President
Henry
Wallace
from any t.hat a vote for George
an
Sanford Herald
April 25, 1967 other two-mou* period
Page 4
nting school the Left, almost defeuted Hair- Wallace -a-ill be a vote lost by
- mcurd. PaUce Chid Sea Bull- h
ry Truman and elected Thomas th e Republicans They each
icr s record speaks for had )
Wullace's telegram to 12 G'
PRANK ftl,1(l1 ISIt. Ctrrulth' - GcrrI MaMaer
)v- Dewey President Thurmond prefer Johnson criticla to turn
MO UI
ornors inviting them
had nothing like the getup- to the Wallace Dixiocrat nunEditor Herald
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and-go of Georre Wallace as a ority party than to the growhe Negro
Some of the 8 decliners sent Campuigner. And he istartud so Ing Republican movement in
nole County are not in amord
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Bul,iness Alamager
was on the South.
Sudety Editor
with the Ministerial A
FRED WULLS
ance on was clear that the 'Intent of
ation.
the school situ:tion.
the Governors was to steer
O1si VLSOENT
We, as parents, were
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joint
Starr
Pbolojr.pbir
County Editor
consulted on this matter con- clear of joining in any
buttle
plan
against
the
Fedcerning our children. The ministers who belong to that or- eral courts on the school itisue.
Saturday sortilooGing Chnstm&amp;&amp;.
AP*IL 6. 1,67
from MARCH 30
In the years since the
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teachers to lose their
there are proper ways of doing cunst.ituency. His personal um
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bitions can be served only by
The 14ri0a to a menaper of the Associated Press which Is nutled a.itlytilins.
excitiodwely to tue use for republicatiqu of all the laW mew: print11 they have other ways of moving onward and upward."
d is this newspaper.
SEMINOLE COe
insuring our teachers of their He wiH therefore be moving
Entertlod "socand cliL" matter Octobw 27. MIll at the Post Office jobs, we will be glad to helP. north this week to test the
Senfwdos FkwWW
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WASHIINIGTON (AP)-It looks tion by its Asian
upplies during the re- hattidions . . . These losses ro. like President Johnson is going war and should not
:feat the U.S. aggressors,
k "no" trying to.
figure and depriving her of I
There was a strong reaction her
armssive, stubborn, cunning cent lunar New Year bombing present I S per cent of the to ret it every which way.
life, C
for
an
answer.
AfCTath
First grade registration for
proposal
b
other
's
Ki
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Pause Was not something Imagainst
and perfidious enemy."
Alabama c former gos ernor,
cent
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School will be
here
ought
to
be
a
limit,"
civil
rights
groups
which
I
manpower, 48 per
came depressed and so blue
At another point in a long pros ised in a moment Prepura- enemy
C. Wallace. the South 5
of
the
tunk
und
armored
force
George
held
at
Wilson
Building on
the
he explained where WO 5Y warned that the ciul rights ef th at she required psychiatric
statement, the NTC commetitutor tions for the supply push were
outsnding cegrLgationlct
a nd 82 per cent of the aftille' thinking of heading a third- This is how far we"ll go and no fort would be weakened by link- care.
.
carofuhl mud
added
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treatment
was
used
ren
ssho
Ml
be
iutering
the
sentiment.
antiwar
"Shock
rty ticket in the 1968 prsiden- farther unless you pros ide the ing it with
believe
they
are
going
Sunday
he
was
asked
if
he
and
seemed partially helpful I first grade in the fall. Parents
from
Asia
ithelp
In
this
kind
of
fo
cc
-feeding
pa
tories have been greater and truly
tial race and believes, if he support and
&amp;
gmater and even more repeat- Wille out 4(-145,00 U.S. soldiers there is an obvious element of does. it would hurt the Demo- self that can keep the effort thought his peace activities had for a time but its effect. would'
child's birth certificate wi th
hurt his work for civil ri ghts wear off, so finally she h
fire.
ed, and in the present Ildeter- with their tremendous
do scorn
to desperation et the desperation crath more than the Republi going"
them
if they bave it avaflable.
. mental ,
"Suppose the answer is no?" rind said, "I think my failure to been placed in a privatc
minsUon to fight and win" power. But they
the
cans.
I Luncheon uill bip served at
to be tempered by
work for peace would have hurt sanitarium.
Sprint, the gunfire to annihilate think they cun muke a war of appears
the other extreme Dr. he was asked.
At
for those who make a
insistent
Red
notion
that
the
the
"She has been there the past1 ]'):.30
"I don't think that's an ac- it more."
the Americans, their puppets attrition an unpopulur In
Martin Luther King. the civil
if
This is questionable. for onls 3 sears Her father pass the recervailon before Tuesd ay.
and utellites is being beard United States that American United States will give up
rights apostle. is now buss ceptable answer' Percy said
its
zll is taken at last to the
c. which ruW Re,glistration program for paresoundingly on all battle- voters in 111(,8 ilI turn out
trying to join the civil rights , But that really wasn't answer- Sunday the bead of the House bills for her car
I rents mill begin at 1 p.m. in
p. over $2,000 every month
President Johnson und elect a btraining point,
floldis . . ."
and antiwar-in-Il'ietnarn move- I Ing the question. And then, Judiciary Committee. R e
And she seems entire- ly con the auditorium During this
Hunoi could be reading all the
Utterances of this sort, com. maT, who will isue for peuce on
into an antiwar bloc that while urging a limitation on the Emanuel Celler DN V. took a
signs badly. A survey of South men
where tent as long as she has plenty or'lime, the children who will be
monpiace In VC quarters, in Red terms
vietnumme people in free will try to pressure Johnson into American effort. he insisted the different view in a place
cosmetics combs and brushes: entering first grade next term
pr'
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If a wur lasting int-0 IJ
Univ d States should not reduce cis ii rights can be hurt
Hanoi and Peking these days
as well as pretty frocks and full I u-ill visit a classroom, visit the
peace
ill bt difficult for Johnson t areas, done for CBS by Opinion seeking
haly suggest Rod eagerness
Ing talked at a news confer. or withdraw its present forces g r e ss.
plas ground and en joy a bus
Research
Corporation
Of
Celler said statements bs length mirrors
to rush to the negotiltiting tuble. defend before
Mass in Vietnam
Cambridge,
at
"For she prefers to dress and ~ ride.
Princeton, NJ, but only prt1s' ence
I But if the allies won't do any King. and two Negro advocates
A Saigon correspondent for a not lit exactly cuss for Hanoi
pamphlet.
distributed
a
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in
te d States of "black power." Ske1y Car- admire
ests
that
two-thirds
of
at
the
conference,
said.
"Ve
more.
and
If
the
Uni
ror:
then
change costumes and
,
sUgg
lies michael and Floyd McKissick do it, all over again.
poan diplomats there who have evidence that very heavy Red
a shouldn't go further if
:
aim
at
more
than
changing
-r
I won't do any more. but the I "have injured severely the civil
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ties with Hanoi agree today buttlefield lostws ure being those clue.tioned (the sample vote or two in Congress. W
traged y " Could
Isn t ts a U
wus
sizable)
think
the
Unite
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that North Vietnam hits no in. cloaked by fantustically exagLyn d on Johnson United Statess should not reduce rights mos ement"
Statcs and th e Saigon govern- Seek to defeat Ls
sit
ng
in
peace
gruted
claims
of
tor
over
,
its forces, what should it do to
tention of enga gi
TRIANGLE TRAGE DY
and his war."
CommeIsl
'udio ment are winning sind will win
ecent
burning
of
R
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forces.
Suid
Hunoi
U.S.
along
ith
a
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talks with the United States.
ision pro 55 in sincc it hasn t on yet
Yes. this is a double tragedy. Indowlel
On the CBS tel e vision
tiut war. Only a few reduet
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He also suggested the bomb- the American flag during an because it could have been' goods
What the Reds are doing in rot entis
gram, "Face the Nation."
i
407he enemy losses included Hanoi victory.
war demonstration in New
fact, Is to build up their forres
Charles H. Percy who took his Ing of North \'ietnam be limited anti
thr"
motorized
buttalinns,
one
cc)n1l)at.
s just another example I
for harder, tougher
And
seat last January as a senator rather than expanded. He said York a week ago, had virtually
RUMLEYto Pass Civil of the "triangle" that oftvn~
mo~.
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from Illinois, wasn't satisficd escalating the boombing de- I killed chances
with the way Johnson is han- creases the chances for peace rights legi I ion now or in e ri
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united, millions as one, and are largest concentrations of mar- artillery completely wiped
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David Mendoa in Colshoes
t,cting one of the two base hits for Burns Auto Body,
rompt'cl over the Locomotive Engineers, 5-0.
ho
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also pitched well in allowing ruined Griffin's hid for st.aro pickIng-up a single,
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this past week" They were really hittin' In the lakes
SANFORD JuNIOR
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Sthudenmir-e ui.
ponds around the area.
RASFRAI
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Th ere has been a lot of has-,action in the Lake ?alar' ]owed no hits and only one run.! Mike
Voithilne pltehftd ClviLending the hitting assault wits I
area on the black worm, and some real catches.
n to it -2 win over the Eljs
If you have been losin' those big bass when you were Chris Franks with two singles.
r cciv d hitting support
ar
fishin' with rubber worms. them is a way to fix that. Take an- Brc!nt 118finm was the Intilor.i
from Cid Grin e r and Mark
other hook and work It in the tall end of the worm and then giving up only three hits and

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at the start rind appearei to
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in waler two lo six feet.
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A big bass wil l playy wi th th e halt for a few moments
before makin' th e final big hit.
If you carry some colored beads in the tackle box they
will come in handy by threading th em on the line in front of
the hook. They are attractive
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five runs to the loser's three
Al Grooms was the %Inning
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pitrher
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lnvegate, winner of the first,
Hale and Hardy, returned
hi whil e
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daiih- basis utjl awhne,] is out.. aind _i, at the' Platinum Coast.
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As of Monday morning It was reins on Ken Ilarrelson's eighthbogt'y&amp;'cI
Goalby, tthli) 1151(1
the Dallas Open champion who two games from top to bottom inning error for a 7.4 victory
o-i-i'or % iirIiiri'
County. Fiorida.
\• aT'l 15 )jEitEV ('1 V 1'N hole.
made a gallant hid for a repeat in the American, but 5½ In the over Washington.
Puth-- h,-arir; whi 1&lt;- iat'id hIlt l'v -'
of that certain
Abernathy came out of the I
with
a two-under-par 68, and National which has a tradition
5-m inoh- County Court 'tv
In th
,ac,i nut
i.- - tu ton
bullpen
with one out in th.'
the
of
the
Snanhi
s,':il
ani aital,
Kermit Zarley, who also could of tight races.
I"1 o t ICC
Leg
norm a.
rhanai,u t- . S'nfc-r
4ju. ''-:iy- t ha :,fll for S,-rnt,a'ir
manage only a 71 on the fi nal
nofl lii' rtaftcr OP JuIuIgHICIHI r'-nd.-reit
the afore- IN '111K ('llICt'l'i' COUHT or round. They wound up with 275
P. ?1. or ta
11'il .IUi)ttl Al. dl.
toss hue
said court on the 7th clap of 'i'hIE
A N D ron %KMI%OLK and won $9,750 apiece.
S,-manoh- County IManning lut - ,t, ii.
in that u-er-Cain ('Ill'. I
rI.u11Ihl)t
The PGA golf tour moved on
a aol Z'aatag t.iifl1fl)15t0fl
I rose clii Itl('(l JIlii haianluer &amp; t'0lT)',
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Pta laitiff, -p j,, J. CIVIL O, fl?-3t)
flat t'it
t'au
to
San Antonio for the Texas
t;elnirloll COtIIC)' Zonin
t ul'ry. N-fe'ndant, wit ich afore- St NI lii % t c'Pflh-nEC
l'lnlntlff.
today with the top three
Open
I'lrert
sail Writ of iortit ion was uhet me as sheriff of Semi. '
Dallas
finishers In the field.
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htanst.t ti thir ret card in the
h'w nipiteler .n
Seminole Little' League. to six tist.
Brim, or bream (depcndjii
hit'
tt
upon where 'ton happen o
sUit] nOt lns nra Stiturdas
,
were
Boti
the losers
pur h f
wetting a lint! at the timr) jifternoon tit Cooper Field,
Ocala turned back the Seminoles Ace. Speedy Bunn.v
ose (King) Rornan. Plhve.cl in the various
Irvin, Van Bobbin, Hall Vaugl~n pointed
481-.,.
to
have an annoying habit that slumming four home runs in a
RON B)CKFORD
York.
183. NeW
7th —Espuelo 2nd, Rol di va,
makes them tops for fi shermen s'e'nvincing 3 84 't'ic't.or over laTh! David Tnlrnr.
. . . A good catch at
Aaron
EastMILWAUKEE
Sneaky
Reward
METRO SOFTBALL
The meet results:
particularly at this time the. North Orlando Cardinals. I
I ling. St. Paul, outpninted OrDehona Lakes
8th—Flat
Car, Kay, PetLEAGUE
al year.
Lee. Cote was the hitting and I
R.
Broadjump—.2,
Pe'c'pies
18.10
d
't'iile
Quails,
Omaha.
Neb..
rarch
Bob Ree
Larry H
7%e numerous members of this panfish tribe sco
m pre- Ill tching st.ar for the Inditins,
High Hurdles-2, '"'hellion :ifi.s
9th--Queen Leah, Handsome
Rexall heavyweights.
theinecres
disposed toward breeding themselves ou of existence Not I who are tied with the AltoR
o
ll
i
e
100
Dash-1.
Frishey
:09.7:
3,
Peeples
:10.4
Doll,
Hello Darling
STOCKTON
41,&amp;
team to an explosive 1- win
Only d
wCuflfltlflfl wr a
havoc with succeeding gen. Inionte Tw ns for first pla ce in team
Put-2,
n,
outShot
Stokes
52.]:
2,
Hemphi
to
ll
51.4.
Penaroyn,
119.
Stock
e
erations, It does th e fisherman little good when faced with a the league standings. Cnte over (lateen w en th
ointed Raton Perez 119 Los fliscus-2, Stokes ]47.8': 3, Dunn 141.71,t
nuil(-d
four
hits
apiece
for
till., p
-flindi.ing dwarfs.
Seminole 1:i"12.8
Name Coach
Angeles, 10: Battling Chava, 980 Re
With the bluegills bedding and pumpkinseeds prouifernuuig, Brown in the. third inning and winners. The long blasts came' 120 Modesto Calif.. and Alex Mile-2, Gibson 4:54
LARAMIE,
Wyo. tAP)
th e prudent angler can do a good turn for both
himself and hurled four scoreless frames off the' hat of Don Robhnra Rivera. iin
San
Francisco.
High
.lump-3.
Wheaton
4
John
R.
(Jack)
Taylor was
the brim,
for the' Indiana, allowing only who poled a homer and a trtp.e.
-Pole Vnuli-3, Repp 10
named
freshman
football
coach
To exploit the clannish WaV of nesting sunfish thoroughly one bit With the score tied at Lending the losers at thv plate' rew
440-2
Gardner
'ti
eKibbin
4
6
Monday
at
the
University
of
NOTTIN GHAM. England
explore the shallows. Seldom life beds found in wHier over 4-4 in tin' bottom half of the wati Richard Picklis
I Wyoming. He has been head
with thrt't lt,tinnt Prescott 1P]'.t Eng. Low Hurdles—I, \'cadopzch :21: 3, Leggore :23
to ten feet deep. These buds may
mv consist of a colon
th ird, the young Cnasealherr't' hits.
nt d Giulio Saraudi Sprint 1edley Relay—I, Seminole 2:04.3
football coach and athletic
outpointed
of several dozen nests, yet th ey may no, take' up an area
I'LE
GOLISOItO
I;
L'Il
eight pitcher laulted ii grand slam
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PritchMile
IieIny-2,
Seminole
3:39.9
director
at Iowa Wesleyan.
j.
3 h afeat square or circular.
LEAGUE
hme'
o
run to put the game' out
• Engla nd , a nd Mb CalSince ft's sometimes difficult to pinpoint them in larger of reut•h.
The J'irnte's have. ext.t,ndr'd ett,
bodies of water, drift slowly while casting a worm or small
Ca
lt rr't tin ta tt tot to their %% in strenk to four without houn 1a
ElISI
minnow meth odica ll y on each side of the bout's path.
.
RACE
won: in the fourth sand fifth a 10854 ItS thv' now have a oneAt the first nibble, case down the anchor and work the jnning. Wilding
up ran over- half game lead over runners-up,
area with care. You may load a stringer at that very spot.
CINCINNATI AP' 8 lester
whe'lnuing Th4 score. Home. Y1LII1'('5 with : and 1. The
Best ammuniti on for brim on th e beds i worms, Take' runs hv Data Perry, Toni Braves niad the Red Sax are H. (Pat
Patterson, former
A
Plenty and fish them on the bottom.
Bzaet!IiUs, 110(1 Steve Christmas. tied for third plBre with 2 and chief baseball scout for the CmRarels is it possible to overfish brim populations even p lus I wo- run doubles by
NO
ith the c,ianta in fifth cinnati Reds and a regional
Phil 2,
The Sanford Sw im Association will start to hol d
MlNO
when fishing the beds. The
feinIe see to that—they can ivy Holder and But, Altman puce.d position with I and 3, while the scout for the New York Y an- r '-outs for this year's teams on Monday, May I and
more than 60.000 cgs and may spawn up to three times in a tin' Iticlizati
win. Christmas had IDodirerr, are without it victory kees. died Monday at his home Tuesday. May 2 at the Sanford
Naval Academy Pool
season. Since the' male is responsible for guarding the nest, two singles and it home run and show four losses,
here. He was 70.
I
on
Mellonville
Avenue.
he's the one flutist likely to get caught,
for the victors.
Pan) Polgar. president of the association, said that
So, do the fish a favor. Catch ii mess (if hrrn. A piatterful
he'e try-out' are open to all boys and girls from the
on the table- will convince, you that you've thmt' ii favor for
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TORONTO A' -- That' Toronto
swam from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m.
All those children
en Will, 't t ' sand the older youngsters eon
rgoriituts of
the
Canadian
of
sage
and
u
n
de
r tire Iru't itt (1 tanuiru
Football
League
a000uruc'e.ct
from 5:45 until 6:44
SEE
AU. AT
I
to
the
Noaunuy
try-outs
while
't1oiadn't' tht signing of Jerry
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those It' arid over sire reque.st'd
'1
}4rzaclk'v, ii 21 tear-old pasa
The first _Atanual Meeting ha
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catching end from the Univt'rsi
Tuednv. been srhe'dule'd for this Thur.,—
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I, the 1.2 iterh In
chiming the' ,tltti flick tiin's ssitrlfiee hunt, all riiflflfl
t11°
,July 10, 1980.
score
- It's not sic bad s it sounds,'' winter, ''It. I sike's years to learn
-.-Andrews single' and a double
said I'hiil who hisis a bright out t o lilt si (hOyt' that goes clown,
:
by Reggie Smith score'd two
look on life, "This was the first iitiei thieti - oii run bIn ii gtuy like
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thins in the seventh. iiftlng the
time I have been at hut itice Abernathy who throws on e that
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er Frank howard's 480-font
Abernathy, who set siti all
Phil
Gene Munich
homer with two aboard in the
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spare infielder and more often time record of 84 nppeuirnflt'rc
kth had se'nt Waahlngtfln,
noel finishe'tI
sill In relief
W'UT CHAMI8EItlAIN
as a pinch runner.
ahead 4 2. A fig Night
"I'm running 1.000," Sai(l with a 2.58 e-'nrne'(I run iiversiuU'
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two Yt'EltS ago while' with flue'
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('tubs. slipped In ii -'iji
i
was thrown out.''
Fight Off
Ciutm'a
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58
gatites
hear
)
One 1(1(1k at that blind)' It'll lItA in
A flOSC
MIl.AN,
Italy (AP)
.j
field wall in l"vnwny Park is and Urnve'c last season.
operation might set back the
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Atlanta, seeking to p,-eatcet its
supposed to make a left luaiidt'ci
scheduled ,JuIy 1:3 rematch in
pitcher grab his sirun and moan yeatunge'r idtcluc'ts from (lit' dramit
New York between new world
a
for mercy. Most matiaget's tell i)lti('c'(i the' 3-I -e'sir old right
bounds and a non-statistk'nl job
middleweight champion Nino
'k
(ui thit' Rie-hiununni rciste'r.
their
southpaws
to
take
the
clay
huuutieler
of forcing and blocking Warrior
,
flenveriuti of Italy and gmtI,
Thu Reds, eltt;a'rnte lea' rehin'f
oft when they lilt Boston.
llots.
Winners
of
68
while
Ins
'-a1
Griffith of New York.
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S1IIiO1,E Cfli'TV rLk41
Al Downing, who throws lefty pitduiuig, grsihhn'd huiuuu.
ing only 13 during the regular
o1G i'oM'T5$1O
Renve'flfltl injured his nn'
inhIn)1'tnnI.
finish
811
Bert
Y:incey
had
strong
Ahn'rnaathiy's
1\1jls ( AP)
for the Yankees, challenged tin'
n*$a' of l',$OIe htearing
season the Philadelphians were
when
he took the cnaipton*htP
I
6,777-yard
hole
the
Astros,
who
hiatt'
of
aecusIon to make at. I he 141 ii
t,-en, t ht t
Notice t hereh
fence and won Sunday when he ngaint the'
hard
pressed
in
this
playoff.
from
Griffith
April 17 In Madisemitcr conpiratton. th e
Ozik ('liff (')thu1t)'' (mu coau'se,
worked six shutout Innings and dropped eight in a row, and
New
note County Plsnntng Aflul z-n- I Going in with a 3-2 margin in
- son Square Garden in
Tony Perez' three run homer
Ile Was among I he trees, with a downhill lie tOld allowed only one hit in relief.
Ccamrnii.sicun will hold
In
games, the 7fiers trailed 94.82
MA'rIlEws
El)
j Yorkhe had to niake UI) his mind Whether he wanted to
public hcarin to determine the I
In the first game of the series Ilileci the Reds Into the. !esugiie'
to with 4 initi'.ites, 39 seconds re
feasibility nf
pitch out onto the l'ait'wny or shoot on Friday night, Bill Bohr, the lead.
I mining in the third period.As play safe andft),),
the Board o!
(i('('i
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1)1)(111111g.
opening.
St. l.eaiuis eit'Oi)pC(l it
described
talented Boston rookie souther-p th a t the foUra win g
Chamberlain put It. ''I'd rather tin inigli an t'ightwas ln'hiin(i and I
-ui
13
innings
in
1 I
property prea'ently
to
Los
Angeles
ion
\'ancey's bjt-dk'---wlth a 20. paw, heat the Yanks for the see- ';I(
thintight I
"'
he zoned C- Corn- be a little' behind because then 1
110(1 fell into a second-place tie
I tigurt'd I had to make it bii'die loot putt—put him in the lend to and time.
merct*i: That part of the South
)
don 't become complacent.''
or lose the toui'niiint'nt," said stii - 1k' swung down the stretch Maybe managers will unlock with idle Philadelphia. the
t the 'tVrst it of the Esst I
of Set'
the N1
ca
till' young flthti it'tini Piiil8(It'l' to a one-over-par 71, 274 for 72 the cage and let the lefties out I)odgers-Cards struggle was the
O
Air CoIioeisq
!' Sotath. Rang.'
Township
Pitchers of the ('hiicao White
H.atinq
&amp;
Plumbing,
only
other
game
played
in
tIn'
it—I
shot
for
and
$20,000
as
cham;ilon
phia,
"So
I
went
bolt's
0 7' t h Of
when they hear the news.
E a s t, lying
I
I Sox turned in 22 shutouts
R. No. 41, c'ontnainin
I
those trees, onl' touch- the $100,000 Greater Da ll as
through
Cronin wasn't kidding NI4
je
Lawn SpvlakIe Pimps aid Ppl.q
acres, more or less. Thts pro. 19641.
1
In
the
lone
American
League.
ing
a
few'
leaves."
Open.
he
said
the
american
\V,'pt
on
tht
when
is tcirdert-1
during

Bill the Bulkt I'ricbc of Seminole High '.,. track 'squad Dinah Fleeting T
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set
a
new school record last Friday in their meet with Ocala
4th—Some. Missile., Luxury
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School when he ran the IN—yard dash in Of) 7 ce'ecmds
Fight Results
c Dear Hearts
rrlcb(\ hicI set the mark at Seminole High last year when
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
5th—Mn.' Sea-C-Bone, OrHal he was ekacked at .09.9 in the same event.
WORCESTER. Mass.
lando Red, Thy Gal
Although Sanford did manage to take a number of first
Carroll 178 S'traeuae, r v out
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Stairs of the 76ers were many,
spee'd tracks," said the 3:1.
year-old all-time money
each other up and where' ii
after announcing N o n al a y
is retiring from the point deficit latte in the third
* night he
quarter of the final game WAS
sport that brought him weal th .
more than made up. Over-nIl,
"1 don't know a driver 'tt-ho I PhlIadelihin hit 41 times from
doesn't feel fear at the pit
the free throw line while the
his stomach before and
Warriors notched only 22 free
R race'," he said. "After all,
throws,
there are cat-hers out there on
Val1y .lones started them out
the track, and thzy're all lay- I with a 16-point first quarter and
ing to Win."
reserve Billy Cunningham hit
"I want to quite whim I'm
for hi of his 17 total in the final
ahead," he said at a banquet st.an7a when the 76ers surged
given him by Ford division of. back.
ficih. "The' only phae L c-an
Still the big man was Chum
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"And never the tarn)mlI
meet.," hut two noses met last
the wi in the Peenight
ond race at Seminole Downs, •
unseparnie to the trained eyes
of the pliacing judges. and the
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beat the Warri s on Monday
I night tO i-apt tire the final Itiny
oils, four gaines to two. Supe
ttiu'ity at the free throw line and
.
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rugged play hy Wilt ChamberI lain dial It.
CII
The 7-font I -inch Most Vnlu
:Stock ear racing's Golden Un',
able Player of the NBA capped i
Fred 1.nrenv.en, says he can his p e r I n u'
in a n c e' when he
now unwind his tangled nerves loomed in front of the 'tVnrrim-s
and forget nbut the tirnageis Hick Barry and forced an till
line shot "hen the San Fran
and fears of the track,
many
I de"sins trailed liv one point
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Ili. TIII V4SO(1ATIl) I'HF'S ,'Ihth after Jun Wynn and M filling the hne'q, before Jim Lptjnsltiknlsk' Ted Abernathy Mnthe'w totsr'heti fllia for -;it(- (ehvre delivered the tying LuS
NF1W YORK (AP) - The ('lii
usia Ida nt)uii,rine' ball em tnruet. rc'qqive. qInk'q The' submariner with a sacrifice fly.
eagn Cuba might finish 10111 again sitiel the Cli,t'Irinntt He'tl retired 1liist' Staub and Johet
One. nut later, Lou ,1nhnant
again, ltit they lend the tengin' are sailing a stt'ntly course' in ilateinan ran liv hnliq, choking 41n ix forl the winner acrna.
The cards had taken
in one de'paritnr'nt
enrly post the e'ntly Nationsil lMngue' me - c, off the' threat. lie' walked Ani-rPTI
Abernathy torpt'thie'ti the akiti f'nlnhe'r 'vl!h true' rout In the ninth ir'sid in the top of the Inning on
ln-scoring
ingle' 1w Curt
1 2/3 hut grit pinch hitter (htsc'k liar
The Cub brass watched the ding iloustein Astmos with
i
rato
it
me
rap
hiveul hasiuta shiver I hrnugh .18 lntii,igs cii churl, tel h'l pitchinet riacan to
I .e'fehvre' nirov e in loll? tuna
:t 1 eleouttir' play.
- preat t't-t Iou
uIt'gt-ee temipernitire' iii gust Meandnv
ii with a homer. single' and the
mu Cinri,inaut
Wrigley Field Sunday anti took
in
fhr
qac-rifice' fly, while Johnson cooni
walk
nun
.haht,con'c
III
live'
t
tf'Iik
lOiutil''one 1041k at a ie,ru'c,iat t'nlling 1w- Witituiiu&amp;_s
'I'hit' t'e'ti'rnui reliever, who fourth . It wits his serocani homer ne'-te'tl (tar a bases empty horn two im'hue-'a of snow in the-' ac'
seasrita
both off 1 Irauss er.
ruth inning of Sunday's gaunt' tiureiwa with sun uuiurthmle' un nI
(itustl
laei Fimnek had three' hits,
they enhled off Mommy's ganie tle'rlu,mI tutu icitu, re'q('ue'tl winner trans ITh
The Ast ms se-rated in ttic' akth I (-re' one run, drove in a pair
It's a long time between base' Sammy Piliq in the eightti in
11115 for 1'liil IJnz, the' former milng anti tc'giatc'rrd his fifth I on ainult's liv Jim Wynn, Math- and stoic three' base's for the
Cardinals
lintmnnk'n rascal of thur New save' of the' ycauing season, lie' r'ws itnid Staid.
I-fsirrefôfl
baseman
First
Hraoklr' .11w ('surripanis' first
York Yankees who now is a tii lui npprsire'ei in eight cal the'
a leadofI t,ute'rl Mike' Andrew" basesmajor league' hit
fly infielder with the ptiiindei- IIe'tiq 1.1 starts,
I riggered lde'd grounder with two out in
double
in
the'
11th
cm
''1'u sure' glad lie's
phiiø Phillip.-%.
slugger Demon Johnson the' Drarlgerc winning two run the eighth at Washington, ensWhen Phil (iOhihle(I against the'

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SCilSOlI plPy, bL'flt
ilost c'u Celtics In I he' 1nste'rit
inynfla and defenied San F'rnn
nittiirrrnl
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my brother, who Is 6.fes't.
and very good looking.
AbbY his brother will look
ridirulnu
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party us everyone is tall and
Tiir" looking. (Even the
bridesmaids will he thlk'r
IJIRIi he is.)
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MAY BRIDE
DEAR BRIDE: Wrong!
The groom selects his best
mali. And I hope for your
sake he Insists on having his
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children hut I urn not. afraid easy thing for them to do and
of any of thens us 1 have di- I praise t'su'h child fot his efcovered si st't're't that hits nuidu sort.
reuickrs of
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have made thesis icy fniendi; us PoIiy'i- I'oiisters who (Ic' it
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AMA Committee' on Cutaneous wrinkliuug."
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dci- flIUsi) splendid hints. H. G. K. ahead of you. Tr to please
cookie' or a piece of eitisd.
turn niuci recognition. B)
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Wbit children t'onie to my ing you muuv do much toward
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door iii it group, I say, "Why, curbing juvenile delinquency in jug the' eggs on a plate' or tray,
ctinimuuitv, - VIOLA cut a sliver off the' bottom of Get In touch with persons who z
this is a party. Flow about 'our
each egg white and they will can assist you in either Credit
playing as game' Uts the lawis and ROSE
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ever is vital to you right now.
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DEAR POLLY-Cun someone Support a higher-up. Chow that
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solve, so don't reso to further
excuses hut get them cleared up
quickly, Assist ant' who is ha'- a rough time and doesn't
know where to turn. e getterous of spirit.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fob.
111) It's 11mw lii be your own gre.
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f takes that could be costly later
DEAlt I'OLLY-Muny people Wi' will have aonw refreshmeuits
live in fear that the children after ii hit ?"
the usual gift of flowers for on. Do something about improv.
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two no-trump opening and not
one thing extra. Still, most and waited hopefully with his every angle connected with It.
players t4mtI to overbid their two queens.
Confer with expert in business
for advice. Forget that niercenary advisor.
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haul would he correct - against I
letters and reports will see them
"i" n('-trunip or three iii'done quickly and accurately trump. It would not have been Check and recheck. Be careful
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too loud against six hLlt against
in motion, especially in driving,
seVeti there is a new principle
and avoid accident.'.
which is: DON'T MAKE A
SCORPIO (Oct. t to Nov. 21)
LEAD
AGAINST
SEVEN It's all right to work on a plan
I THAT IS LIKELY TO COST for increasing revenue, zibund'YOU A TRICK! Wei should since., but don't put into opera.
hove opemued a heart or diamond tam until you are familiar with

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Troubled? Write to Abhv, having ii difficult time. Do
Box il700, Los Angeles, Cal. whatever you can to be of rent
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900(t9. For ii personal reply, help.
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enclose a stamped, self-ad.
MOON
IflbREN (,Tune 22
dressed envelope.,
to July 2U Don't he squeamish Z
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For Ahhy' hnol:li't. "How about starting nil that work
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to Ilsive it Lovely Wedding," sihend of you hernuise you don't
send i
Ahhy. Bn flfl700, feel equal to it. Dive right in
and get ft done very efficiently.
1.os Angeles, Ciii. onnr,n.
Co-workers may be irritable,
hut that is no reason why it
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fl7 'OO(J huiids. .Southj certain- ti
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ou sire not extravagant where
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overbid
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Today's gnnw was played t
lunch tlnw in it Winnipeg oflice. The bidding RIICI jiln' Itt
lunch time games is usually
lust and furious stud this WItS no
exception. It took North and
South sonw five. seconds to
get to seven mui'-trunip and
West bud the three' of spades
on the tUble one-half second
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the children their baths
PAT' \
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GENERAL TEN ENCkES:
put. them to bed. In my job
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I seldom hvn a chance to Today and tonight finds most
c-nt lunch, so by fi p.m. I am everyone eager to speak his
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ning meal. The reason nw nut true regard for the feelins
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wife can't seem to get din- of others. So make
point to
flet on the table any earlier use tact and diplomacy in any.
i because she waits until
thIng von
or do, and y
p.m. to go to the market. can turn the potentially adverse
What ran I do?
aspects into some 'ory benchHUNGRY
DEAR }IITNGRY:
1)1 •ps As,.fl 1O
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ton httk f YflUt sitmt- Irnp;r;s others favorably by
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lion, it 15 diff'iilt to
showing von can carry through
you. If your wife has her with obligations, whether of rt'.
OWfl car, and can
do the cent or long duration. Make
marketing earlier, she cer- sure first to complete tasks.
tally shnuld. Ynii let her Then get oul for Usat short trip,
have eight of your beautiful exem-sion, etc.
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children. That's the least she
TAITIIUS (April 20 to May 20)
can do for you.
There ire many important
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things you have to do en he
Confidential
the wife of careful that an adversary
the man in Grt'tna, Vii., who doesn't deter you in one way or is positive It. was her hiss- another. Show loved one that
hand who bought. the olevzit- you isre truly devoted. Be kind.
ed shoes so he could he - on lv, hut not maudlin.
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GEMINI (MRs' 21 to .une 21
woman: Get off his hack, 'Your prirthers are apt to be in
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DEAR ABBY: I am a
married man with eight chiIdren. I have a problem with
fonti Not buying It—getting
It served! I have asked my
wife repentedly to have dinnor or. the table by 6 p.m.,
or by 6:U, at the latest. But
It is ii.'vtii- ready until :t()
curliest. As soon as we fist-

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doctors, Birth control pii1s
may be prescribed for mmo in n-inst States, hut. only
with parental consent. (A
physician may not treat a
minor for anything without
parental consent.)
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DEAR AIIItY: In planning
my wedding I urn running
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DEAR ABBY: Are
sure I am forbidden by law
to dispense birth control
pills to minors?
I have dispensed, and will
enntrnw to dispense any
medication that. I feel will
help the patient.
I do not think sin 1-ynssrold college freshman whose
mother wants her to have
the pills would he "helped"
liv them: on the contrary.
enrournt' the lrl
they
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to he prnmiciiniis.
But ] do feel that the 1tyour-old unmarried mother
who conies to me, begging
for the pill, tolls me that
she still "loves" her lust,v'
father and Intends to see
him again whether I give
her the pills or tint. should
get them w h e t h e r h c r
mother, the Isiw, or the A.
M. A. likes It or tiot!
A. E. ?*IAYNER. M.D.
DEAR DR. ?iIAYNER: I
stand corrected by you, by
Dr. Earle Grlfley. hmtlth ofin Brownsville, Teiz.,

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Unit 188, Altamcrnte Springs, is Miss Judith

hile Re borcse i the diiughthr
of Air. and Airs. C. Clark of I
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The 0irl's Stiox, crimmitti,in. ~
which se!loctod the rirb.
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Zip Code 82771
Phone 322.2611 or 425.5988
li'Iegmttinn served notice today on all :minole County
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VEAT1IER: Partly Cleanly Through 'l'htlr4dsIy.
jsccli t 1011) iihdiviin.' that it will present no hills to the
.---general
asutnihily r;ulling for an increase in ad valorem
I'rico 10 Cent&amp;
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a ( ha irma n of the (IC leation,
I e- I e s•t Elrod,
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of thin has uinderwritten the port i'ieolat,ty
r(,mrni-t-4 it-en;
Hare,s- I thority in the -trnrecint of .t)'lI),.f')hIrisor), c-oicruty a tt o r ney . Wil- 1)00, heat heis reiiii.'st..'eI proper
Plum tlut.ehison, Sanford city leislAtInn
collateral for
attorney, mind Mack Cleveland h1 loan.
Jr., special lc'aI comineel for the
[,and pointed nut "we w a nt to
city.
throw no rocid blocks in the way'
This' steet"nipnt W34 made I
cit the port tiethority hecause it
when the' delegation wine onnt-es,mry to the economy f
sielitring rs'eiuests by the SoniuSefliiflole County"
iinle County Port Authority for
The delegation approved
it measure to provide the earmea.4ure
which will allow the
niarkinut of $60,000 in racetrack I
reipayment and recovery of welfunds with a maximum of tfare
funds paid to recipients,
half mi ll sal valorem tax. Thit
at bill allowing the county t
delegation passed over this par.
sg-' ftI ttbeilanc's liervlcls)
tktilar mevtp tje.
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-'t' .t iUTY .tonnuiEked said that all legislarfon iumn, riiicrr,- fitniinr of county'
touching the distribution 0
a','rOr!L4, 11 :iicra.4ure prohibit..
P racetrack ins-eels i he.i
in
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in abeyance for a

County I ure whkh

recognizing any
of its
will allow the state
employees,
and
a hilt 'ncre1ssinl
to "recapture" all racetrack
from thri'.- to five per cont
nlon,-y'
.uIary flereluIttion t Sanford
Up The, t1*l&amp;;etic,i, did ap;iroVc p0let an.! 'eu-ezr.en from their
8 nuaeubcr of local leasures, I
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$25; Mack it. Cleveland Jr.. $25 and
To sell the., peolili' of Seminole which is tantamount to approvroad
The efeieutaenr t1so approved
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Jeirties U. Foley, $10, all of Sanford and
at by the entire general assemDon A Loftus, Chuluota, $50; Glenn County on the need for legisla;unnexation
by the city of SanSidewalk superintendents on
M. McCall, Lonuwood $10 and Patrick tioui to protect and preserve lily, among them is a bill pro-'
of
Al
properties
bounded
Zeull, Paolo, $25.
viding that Seminole County
the lakefront are again enjoyin g
Jan Fortune—C. Ladd, Geneva, $70 water resource's for the' benefit
the
arrfor't
Naval
Air St.ahy
seeing that well-worked soil
appoint a medical exanhirattr.
and Republican candidates fund, $120.
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turnas
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whole
is
the
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of
county
the
once more getting a good
McDonald—Kenneth M. Leffler
It also approved a metau,e
It approved a new charter
$25; Clifford McKlbblri Jr.. $?5 G. An- project undertaken by
ing-over in a couple
the
newallowing
for the establishment
drew Speer. $25; Chris Loveluce. $75;
for
the lty of Oviedo, suhjec
. .11 one of our do
1V.itc'r Control of special irnpi-ovc-mt-nt di-etriet3'
E Rountiilat Jr. $25;
Tcuhy. Jy reactivated
to a referonifiini of the voterS.
V-fl; Dr. Richard Dougherty, $15; C and Coiierv.itieiva Committee ill the -tunty, itit.j,I,'
shopping center stores had as
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Mize
Jr.
$23;
Harold
F
inventory
No charter chinioes have bocru
in
nany turnovers
If a r (i I ci K:ustiieu-, c-oiia inittee
;uI itk-, wbik-h unuTei [)tOViIl" $10; Howard If. Hodg es, $100
e
isth
rt'eeivi-iI for any other municion
th at pumped in land
Eri,el M. Southcsrd, $50; David u, ziicniber, told 'Flue lIe-c-aid ted;uy . -idewuuiks, street lights, -sewerticirleti, $5; Charlotte C. Smith, $325;
land has had, he'd have made
The cOiIlIluitie-e is goisn ;uge, etc. This measure was : p;ility in Seneiatole (.ttismty.
Re-Ceipt of the official offer
A. C. Doudney, $23; U. W. Ware. $25;
No proposal hai ho
roe-euvfew
extra
bankable
bucks,
a
'l'he Marina complex street construction l)roject Jot,,, M. Fllupatrick, $25, Bert 0. 1101- through the pruee-;s of having passed when Rep. henry Land
from the Depa rt ment of Housed
from
any
justice
at
the
now wouldn't he? . . . But that
ing and Urban Development to got underway yesterday, City Manager NV. E'. Knowle.'A ""'sworth, $25, all of Sanford and Don meetings to re%,ie%v 1prol)osials to Pointed out a referell(hint is;
A
Loftus,
Chuluota,
makes
pro$50.
jurisdi'
pecnt
to
iticreussu
hies
the way the job
be made to t he County Cont- requited for each i 01) SCif t!i.
guarantee a bond issue for the
COfli
we
has
been
And
at
the
same
time,
work
reported
and
salary.
gress, it says here - . .
I tiori and hi
mission ()U legislation to keep trict.
(and need) that jro Town of Altamonte Springs in
.k'xander
informed
the delethe
public
launching
I'aIIlI).
DO want
Seminole County from becoming
the amount of $275,000 for exten- pletecl on
'rhe delegation approved two gationa the port au th ority is
gress!
a desert, Kastuer .said.
One long street will be built on the west side f
sions to the municipal water
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putt authority measures. The
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alternative
an
'l'lie problem has to he
Mayannounced
by
landfill
towards
the
motel
area.
It
will
be
84
feet
system.
was
the
first allows the transfer of sueHere j am trying to stay on or W. Lawrence Swofford today.
to
provide
funds ror
nut_'uIure
tat.ulc
aitel
j1iu1uted
to
PePIt'
the
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wide and 700 feet. long, Ifl-(-oi-eIftiite$s to the county gt'a diet and what happens?
the
port
•,thcr
than ad
K,i-,tncr
p1
fr'us
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With the oiler train HUD the
peritu1t
Iuuinl.
The
ecoatd
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You should see the deeee-lishtitXtiS
However,
A!e.'el.egidalion
.',ttadac-,
are
reported.
town is assured of sale of its
borrot
the
authority
to
5,t;uo.
bus looking candy at th e Sanbeen
set
set
has
expected to hc i-oinplcted withrider added the request that
the water system Im.s ix timeauth-..
is Ili the dieusiun of a 1-d the tie1eg-ttiuui. when ic
ford Plaza's "Rainbo' . p'm!" bonds for
is
atiutici
next
in
the
Coleipuletioli
tinter
bonds are to
Unimlnm! , - - And the kyoot provemnents- The
holied legislation tilll b' drawn to enu-mark racetrack fund;, this proposal, take lb aetioti
financed
strictly
from reliii tables for the small fry!! be
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Meanwhile, K liowles UI I.t( 'I
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sian of the I.t•4ilature'
I l'aulucci, Sanford industt-ialiesr, had opportunity to itudy it.
Council Is expected
Town
The
that's
what
it
is!
iighiteeteits to stay off the litsuil- I
Touching,
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as fir-.t
us'l'tnr
committee
dinance and
We didn't expect to "break
formed III 1959. Mn others, cit tier
fill urea, cautiottiilg thit'iii LI)
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to" the glamorous and fragrant resolution accepting the offer at
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titan Kastncr, are .U. L ('ollum,
buwuru of iituvy equipuuueuit at
atmosphere of that top-ranked its meeting scheduled for next
Homer Osborne, Chant's I.ee,
work.
Sanford Garden Club flower WednesdayVernon Minn, ('cell Tucker and
show. But there we were! in Swofford further reports the
- : -iouritag fousieluetiun
Work
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W. E. Knowles.
the "We Visit Sanford" there new city charter has been coin.
.
foi- the ntott'i is expected laitci
was a well-chosen "Around The pleted and will be sent to Tallathis uvc-ek ujiel Kiiowlve-e Suln'i
Clock" column, the "sparrow" hassee within the next two
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and the flattering comment wcek. Public hearings tin the
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------on the clay sturngt faidlity. StILES . • . 20 ycat' old
that we were very much a part charter will be scheduled and a
Wcemtuaiore.'lsend's
C.
ntching sensation, vhei William
is included.
of the city. And thank YOU. MIS. referendum
(ueilaty
completed,
the
Vhien
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tins received ii) major pt!hldiug repast to ('oitgre apFred Gray. Congratulations CU
will stand 44 feet tall.
I&amp;agtw til'ftu's to play Will. pears a JuhuilMin aduuiuitratWh1
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your third place award.
as the air
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war against North Viettue iii cs
(h1ua Photo)
Health Department LinsJJy got
culates.
gbgamma
a small supply of
CONSULT liftS SAMPLE PIN SCHWULE
, bulin yesterday afternoon . - Wh.es You Shui, foe 'tut.f C.es
Thanks to the American Red
iS MU.UWJ "E,a.,.t.
Cross - - . Yeah, Daytona Beach
hMlfl, 0
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40.00644 of
Hunfurd Eogitwer W. A. L.efth-t Jr will stusid trial fcc,- 104
chapter.
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saultinig Supt. of Sc-hauls K. T Milwei' the' week of July 10,
$4500
$1500
Want some free orange juice? County Judge Karlyie Ilousholder reported today
Police iih$ul tie!Iau1 ii - teal,i ii
will
be
l51
at
Jlo
usbulder
says
s
h
I
t
fi
ve'
Coerce
mm
expect-a
the
trial
to
least,
thanltM),Work on (lit' more tu
c-u heel-c
lilt- cuiiepuilt'i duet to usse'
Chamber of
uiting
ti ng ii iuenli who .sLI4-lIilctetI 00
hu n
lixInulIstuli and giiode-rniia .l icy C) Is uwssi-htg the' r-neI
Sail 94
giving some away at the Coffee day s.
$19.55
$4500
Lcffles Is su-cused of assaulting Milwee In tiuc bt!ilee,I office to 1501(1 up liii- 'I II teiii' Ill (lie thus of t"lonidu Slate hinisk and point for Its iicslsillu(iuui.
(Eb ? ) club KIatch Thursday at
$94 95
$3000
Country Clot; uIe-,i hut "'I ", Snolesiti At
Exterior stork nut Siuieud .tA ug. 30. 'l'Iee alleged asAtlanticlissuik is l'°itt a.mn- in the USO Building
Abo ve p..uueslts snhicJe ehi.,j,lee'Ia.v sIJnhlSs a.,J l ogal f.c.c.
''snuurt'd ccli' (14-11111 14", seiUl sault was blutmed ass an "bites-reeling on selieduk, iu- eside'nls lualk, M1101 Ihic-Iuek?l b- tIeIacCall Ralph Peiold ov hen Duuvitc., lots l.afluim.iet bus
l,atc' lust aught If lildil ill)lSClic- of Lice fliis, reported today.
lug of waitciows, painting auth
City work crews hope to fill, gnat-ion" row, according to
nsent, tor vur lo.e-cost 4,', ..-ca: tujo. Phaseis 641-4293 us
More
Balloting
$
and
told
aLms
the
ed
Lit
the
t.
Mellon
Park
Osiundo and v icludy • Plncn. 322- 501 1 uc S.entvoL
Florida State, which is en- waterproofing, Is expected tobu
school authuritlew.
jh work on F
't5uh1'10N
(M')
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The
(-listi
Will
(tic
Milwee w ts- ted at 15cmregis- barging 011(1 remodeling for the COhltl)lCtC(1 wiltilal the tct'xt three
to OPLlI
isool this week. MW if it
the zriem- ter. The manager told police installation of a new $30,000 weeks, ut'u-oriliug to Howard
Memorial
Hospital
for
'feanisters
Union
slays
water.
mule
hold
only
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bership vote on ii isroposaid no . the 1)1011 lit,-Id if lilliti III ISIS (OIHpUtCr system, will open the hodges t'1iis also tall for re
cuts and bruises.
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resigned
beiti
John
Dudsou
has
ietuli,ev
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ioiuiel
s-ieiutruet't may he. j,ieIa'e-l- haaied iI.,v.eini. 541011 afte r wards. (l(;55hIstihIfb ctastouaier stirs-k-c dc dvceu-ulicuii set thin buuk Interior
The
trial
Sgt_
from the police force the other I fur night months because! of issi t-uouglc to (Ott - c- a set-and the iiitiii Sll)itillt'SltiY "its Millet! I liLIllIuI('ult _lmuduy, C . ibis urd and cilia tguiuuit'uit at tim indoor
MLIIUN .D.I.C.
oft and gist •sv. ily is ittuecut lesk .%IeNuilty sulsi today. 'lop flout, tuc-iIAtk- Total lil-dJitel has bent
day . . - After four and 0 bull the lark of adequate courtruuiai j
Hag aasyttiirug.
fadilties, lfuu4uuldei said.
years of aervee.
I data lH(ICCsbIiH ruufll to It ebthiUI*1et1 at at Cii$ of $1S,O$JU-

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Bond Issue

Marina Complex

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The Hold-Up
Man Who
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By DONNA ESTES
(whoever is responsible) taking
The late John A. linker in his
us long—and corrective—look at 'rirn fact that expenditures of Bassett (Il) and Ben Griffin
ngwood's main large sums of money will not and lien Dulls LII (I)) by th e quest of a seat In the LugishuSR434 west of
is a popular
That
stem
necessarily assure election to deadline of May 12, Only at-all. lure exlwii(le'd $8,095.89 of $8.mimic Cnemhy contributors to Ken.
for
many
people
traveling
route
Ronald
(RI w
212.50 contributed, nearly 40 nell,
information
about
Has.
proven
able
public
office
was
again
To get on 1-4 Ovlctio, $SOO: Jane Plante, Altamonte
south
And the traffic count is going today with release by the See- sett's, Griffin's and Dufloise' tlnit,s as mulch money as spent St)rin(J5 $1.000; Cleo S Wil liams. Sonford. $100; DeWitt Mathews Jr., SonThe paving isn't too retary of State's office of can. expenditures and contributions by his opponent William Gibson, lord $50; RIchard if. Parker, Maltiand
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ADd didates' statements of contri- are qualifying papers fil ed in who ended
UI) winning the seat 11SO ovid Edward H. Parker. Mankind
good, nor very wide .
February.
itS. In uddillon Planle's share ot the
barrelling
butlons
and
expenditures
In
the
semi-trailer
while spending only $fl9,
06 with a
Seminnie Republican candidates fund
spcnt
during
the
Largest
sums
'ou, it looks about a recent 1cgtsiaUt campaigns.
wn
was itin
Seminole
Countians
contributwere
by
Sen.
KenContributors to other campaigns were:
'flier 28 candidates of both par. campaigns
wide as this typewriter ribbon
funds to to of the cnmpaignS
Planter
reed
While
Plante.
net-li
A.
8. Peterson Jr-Harold F. John$56,521.34
get
past
it
spent
a
total
of
ties
when you try to
tOSS-Ill) hictttcn Torn i°". $5 John Souls. $10; Robt W.
It
Is
a
$13,300,
ceived
contributions
of
the
pretty
STC
during the six weeks of
And the shoulders
W. A. Leffl er Jr.. $25; AlMcDonald and A. B. Peterson bert N. $7:
Fills, $15; John M. Fitzpatrick,
well chewed up by traffic that campaign. The 11 Republicans he spent $12,612.55.
W A Lef fler. $50; A. Wallace. $25;
spent $17,146.19 while the 17 Second largest campaign ex- Jr., both defeated Democratic $25; Spencer
gets off the skinny strip
Harden, $10; John r. Johntilt!
C
to
which
got
by
Beth
candidates,
as
reported
CflSC
was
Chuck-boles that could EAS Democrats ,spent $39,375.15.
SOC.
%10
William T
Ruth. $20;
donations MUt W. Leffler, $S J. L Hobby, $5;
contributions
largest
number
of
whose
of
conJohnson
reports
rt
her
IL? cause serious trouble - - However, fu
flcrt ti Hollingsworth. $10; William C.
with expendi- from Sem in ole Countian-,.
w, cummon, fellas, fl); this tributlons and expenditures are were $11,658.33
Jr., $40; Kenneth M. Leffler,

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at 1:.'14 a III - hut w;c
cciii ccl
ciiiit ted '. hi-u 1 114. cic'pcsi ii hit-ill at
after
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Lt's s' now: somebody was
talking about highway safety
4 . . In that vein, what about the
county and state road folks

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178
delegation is supporting change VOL. 59 NO.
gasoline tax formula which

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c-iciittiIticil a o,,uciq Fir(,
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hills Introduced thus far . . .
N one for our favorite county
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POOR areas!!' And what do
you want-a bet: they do or don't
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apply for a half million dollars
from the bottomless pit (where
we throw our tax dollars) in
Washington tinder Public Law
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areas in the state - •
then what do you suppose hap
pened ?...\'ou mean you don't
flian'l c'oi In that
special school board meeting
Monday night? Then lemme
(tell you . . - Come In close, I

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tIiii II''I IIIIJI
IIIHIC'Iitiveoul
, it!ilf icci, 1411 1 11 %. liv $ In'
.-i$i' 1-ito
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fast -growing Pr'Perus c.munly
says our Chamber of Commerce
. hsn1 clearings reached an

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Freshmen. Ri-uoo Bacholl-i-.
Denise Pot thr, R n e in a r Gail
Schmidt,
Suzie
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Brnchtor. Xe211e truhb.
povps,
Ricky Stens Sharon Bruce C1nor Pam 111'whn1n
Bruce Gohde
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Ssiort. Morocflth Smith. Jud y
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Carol St
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Randenherghe.
nv Nielson, Elsie Rae Pike. Marty

"Peloquinn, Janet Foist. Pwiln .Smith.

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1 111-1111101 ( )Vl'Ibi 111-111 114,1-1 I ,iiiuii' III) 1 1 S. 1 7_
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Vicki Hoehn, David Hoskins, I)avid

Instructors itre Bob Bunnell find BI'lice Nelson. Members shown in canot,
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'j'Ii' $j,,iU)l) litu'

tzetc 2' srhe'diiled fee1
Ronicie Mzmn7jino. Budd
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set Floridie Stht.o
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Dcmttic'
flasniusen.
Moister,
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nkrr(ia
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sency Turns-i.
.lenn Tucker.
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candidates nncl seuxiliar' ?
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\Verry.
Mid
Carol
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hers with the functions of
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Girl's ctht hw been pinuine I
Guidon the ctnd lit fl(
0,1
for 2 p.m.. Nay 11. at the LC
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lIegi.ti- atirni d ea dli ne for eve. gion Flrmw on Prairie l.sahshits won se superior rating ui
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amp dtviion classes for Term Former Girl's Sththrs, ?t!is
the icliliUjil c'cinipetition of the
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ill at Seminole Junior College Linda rote &amp; CseqMs'lherr zmiu1
C 11
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is May 2. William Gordon, iii. Miss Gull Gleason of Altie- :
Association. iend a Sanford -. -?
rector, announced. Registration flucififi- Sprm5. will b prese'iu
-twk'uii hues boon commended
sit
tilt.
gt•l
-togs-thor.
l)cgms t'Vefliflgs from :30 it, 7
for his work cm the paper.
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At tin- Aprii nioi'ting, ('ole.
p.m., starting
Wednesda y .
The student is T ii cm in a a
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Cnurse being offered durmg duct-ce! by Mrs. Streidle, 7)r(- S;.le)IIOS, the son ti ll' Mr. and Mrs.
-term 111 (April 2f to Aug. Ii) (lent. It wn announced Mrs.
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are as follows:
Steudli- had hoe'n elected sixth
A venue. Sanford. Finridu. A
f all
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AT cm ii d a
EIemetit4ir • Ac- district
('1)14pri'sIw'nt cit tIn
IIIflI(41
Sowsnuc
Military
Set
ROACHES,
counting 1, Business Law 1, stitut.lnnrs ruinfeere'nre Iu,Id n
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World Literature- I, General Oviedo recently.
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P s e h cm I cm p y - Tu'vetopmcntIie'gietes fit, the confeerofiN
Tilt' Guidon has been a SupTh MONEY MCK!
YOUR
ni Residing, World Civilization from Unit 1R
were Mrs.
SiIOl
high school newspaper
I
H, Physical Science Ii. cP a
Swudk. Mrs. Grace- Amhnch.'r,
for the past six years and in
No bug can escape. Just
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can of Holiday Automatic oOpo I n
Tuesday: Principles of Man- Mrs. Niuiee Russell mid Mrs.
hut
wcrn the coveted 'fl
and leave for
agernent, F restiman English 1, ! Zellit Plitrich. Airs. Steudit. ww~
ift.~--I'..:- - - -~~% Tennessee" award, given only i your
closedWhile
up home
I .^ hou-s.
you are out a f,ne
,~P,_ ,Z
B,ROAA'.N-1E TROOP 2.50 of St. Mary Magdulen Parochial School (if Altai
I
when a newspaper is clearly j aerosol mist fills the house and pen.
monte Springs has completed making Mother's Day gifts and members
tory
H,
College
Aleghra.
e i
etrn?es even, crark
Mrs. Russell.
superIor to those adjudged
ON THE MOVE is Brltains
where
Insects
may
hide.
It
Is
clenn,
now
jire
learning
tbe
fine
art
enihroidei~y.
Members
are
(front,
from
of
~
Wednesday:
Introduction
to
It also wits rnl)orteti Old I
ftnee Charles, beir to the
It hits a]" won the I
I Stilmrior.
IS
sole when
501U1t4.
inlass and
,eft) 11arv Wicklin, Mary Beth Lansverk, Ricky Schumer, the mascot, Lisa
throne, who has moved Into
Business, Music Thstnry and Glory Community Illecod Thuni;
eiist rating from the ColNt'ciu
.
use
.
san
Willillms. F.Lith Chissen : (second row)
the royal spotlight since
A;)preciation, U. S. Federal donor day flat, [)(.ell Schedulf-d !
his recent 18th birthday.
Government, Physicu! Science for 4-7 p.m., April 27.
Ann Siohier. Amy Bush. aulie Rempf, (third row) Ann Morgan.
APARTMENT &amp; 5MiLL HOME SIZE
First Class rating from the
An adept, though quiet and
1.
Nominating
Southern Interscholastic Press I up to S,D00 cubic iret S1.96.
1
res er v ed yout h, he is
3-B!DROM HOME SE
Thursday: Freshman English leci new officers to 1w consulRaw Woodard - (hack) Mrs. 1ichard Williams, assistant leader, and Mrs.
.Association.
21hoWn here arriving In
up to
12O3 cubic feet $3.95.
I1 T'rincles of Economics II, tired at the' May nweting
Photo)
Tirharc1 Temp1, co-leaders.
(Herald
:
Elgin, England, recently
Fund- named.
Introduction to Sociology,
1
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msua went
Mrs.
garden in
chari
First /.00iogIcueu
PbIY the CCuO n a Cunri
Garden Supply, Hardware
At U
th
amental Ma ematics
concert, after only seven
Hhlk, chairman, Mrs. Russell
- the United States wims etiiksMarkets,
Stores Pet Shops.
: Alanday and Wednesday: Gen. 1 and Alrb. Ilitrich.
inonfla of
Sears and Lindsley Lumber Stores.
lished in 3874 at Philadelphia. I
Of Commiffecs
- -- ------- - Head
- try
of
the
post
and
I
Tuesday and Thursday: Gen- tfl4 members
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(.hueirnieie elf uueteduig rofli- ohmic-. hostess mud hospitality; - roes. hiei;t- sales; Mrs. Shtiluc
.
unit enjoyed a sociul hour am!
cruel
Biology.
Catholic
charities;
LaCK
Teacoer
refrLshments were serviti.
ni1ttt'' of j1 Souls Catholic Mrs. LtFzk, telephone; Mrs. I. Roberts.
Persons requesting infornueWonien's Club v.'ere seppointect Sue- Ceyiiowa, program; Mrs. Mrs. Pot Corrodi. altar; Mrs.
tion about these courses and
Dot Itsuiner;, religious sertic
by Mrs Winkit- LefiI, proisi- ,Jo VonHerhulis, cnnfrnternirv
registration may cull the regisSTAll DIES
booth; Mrs. Frances Filogzir,
Aggravated I
o
Chiistisue doctrine!- ?re.
trar, Seminole .lumcsr CollegeCtTLLVEH CITY, Calif. tAP dent, tel the- April meeting.
C) and sunshine. and Mrs.
(3
22:i-34%).
Serving will he Mrs. Viedo ltridgti Kolarik. spiritual tie—Tom Conway, movie and telt'- I
Alma Smith. stamps.
s'
acrid 'vlopnitint; Mrs. Pat Bernie!,
urganizatioiunl
vision star in former years, died Iuestnr.
Mrs. }lucksuhone send Mrs.
I
i Monday at the- age of G
Evelyn St•i- rs. E'e1development: Mrs. Nancy H-:u - publicity;
FEA Claims
Smith. re-chairmen of the- booth
Open House Set -thit- club will sponsor in th:TALLAHASSEE CAP' — The
Downtown Merchants Sidewall:
Florida Education Association
.ae e Fridaty findact ureliu, acre
At Lu the ran
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Short.?
year's
tesechier
this
says
nskiiig for tloaaetIoies of whitef• _
age is uggraivuiteel by IIICTI.IISCd
• (.II'phiinti- sued for volunteers to
floe rg a rte n
Kindergarten
competItion. low salaries an ii
mitt] the- booth. Donations airy
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e.Sanctions aIert' the PEA itself
k- brought to Mrs. H urkabone.
An Open House' for all
imposed
All-t... LeFils it. delegate f'i,rents of Kindergarten find l'reTilt- teachers' group reported hziackrserteie children lasts been
let Catholic- \Vonion't. Coa'eiaon results at a tcIt'phueaue- pull Ha Planned 1'tilt, 11111 mitten
(If
t i'm be-nag helea in Taunipac Alm,which It cjuuztd- re'cruitcr i
the- LLittwrall Church of I I c
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sehuini systenis in L)ath:, Duval,
Iledcernir or 10 sam.,
ut•.
veq-I;. Alternate is Mrs.. Cure'Paine Bench, tirtvarcl, lroward,
d if •
lintI'ierro. Mrs. Roberts is set•
Piiiellas and Ornng- Counties.
Thii, informal
O )C!house"•
tendinr ity. ii member of the
0ne college refused if) allow
will pnwide all interested and
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concerned parents the uppur-•-:.'.,..
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recruiter because- of tilt, sanetunity to become acquainted I
tions alert
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Barracks Meet
the teacher, committee
This hus to tie with standards Witt)
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War I Veu'reuns, liarmembers, anti with objectives I
of condition-, which prospective-1
Altamonte
of
2H1$5
rucks
of the school
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at
2 p.m.
meet
Springs. will
lti'gastrntie,n of children for •
-- rii they took iob lucre
Cuniniuiiity
Thursday tut the
the full session, beginning in
.--. PEA executive secretary Ed
House on Maitlicyid Avenue.
September it. now open and sell
Henderson said. "tilt- teachers,
Following the- meeting, fun
- - -sure- - are - encouraged to beconie at'prefer to live- in Florida
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etnusiuerm.t baits that wnuioi give.
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Place, one block south of ye
teuchutirs a tiaininuunu $,t1t1
A Ii V.41N1 %(. (o1i1 Jb54i%
25th and Park.
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ready is $fi,17. Hendeirsoui said.
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an Boatour
(.',enenetsi;ioie(Thutsi
ICsird te
are in short supply and thui':4,i.#. t heetI tI.. i iilI.'weas&amp;z tietierlit.1'
4. shop around. Most of them
i.,-.-u.$-iItY zote.ol C-.
fly JANE CASSELIIEIt1{Y
.11 ;r'i,'get ma average at live oilers,
I'-IA ICI-Nitle-tit In
'reit r outb Seminole
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m.-r-ut.
Senior
und it -1 Agractaitur.- I'. zoned
tilt- PEA wits told.
Citizens will ,- r) all a scenic bout
1:-: Mull ti,t.- Fcni! . - flt- lit tie.Out' other tuindicap in teacher 4
,
boctuetti
5%- (.fl5 NW ,_ NW
of izW
waiter Park chain of
I'
recruitment is tilt- Vieuium War. lakes
TI.w-ilbhlip
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Wodn.'sthiy. kiuvrng from
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Eiu.t, rule theli..- N t41LC ti.c W
Sonic- '".u- ti..a ua4.es
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lice- north' side
unonit.r
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at 20 a.m.
Soti(ii CU). tb.'iic
niiU0iitt3
sign any inure thaii dues Linda Gordon who is taking the Tiecessttrv steps
entleonient. One Florida recruittt 1tilt i 1 H:
t ruu S
timibui
will have lunch IC.
to correct it And t here's ii good reason. It s unit a gag dreamed up bt
err said the last rigoruu winter
bee
41r tilt- .N%% 1.i SW 1,oi
gather at blorrison's Cafeteria
*_,(), TowlIN1111, ;,I buUth, Itullgit. I
un over-zeulous photogrupher. Actually, one of tile fuvorite diversions
was a help to hiki canilmign.
lollowing the tour. Anyone
IIS\ b1d
of visitors to the popular toni ist attrse tion is feeding the wildlife whi ch
Ihe" L'
trt in
g
includes squirrels, deer, ete- lions , otters, and alligators.
of betiou U. thoicee
NW
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First liaptist Church of ODeva
First Baptist Church of Ii&amp; Mary
First Baptist Church of lake Monoi
First Baptist Church of Longwuud, Car.
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First Baptist Church of Oviedo
First lispitit Church at lU 1,*od.o SPTisg.
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PIIESII'z'TEIILAN CHURCH
CASSELBERRY
nt. 46 East f Seminole Plaza
Rev. Lucas F. Grile ... Pastor
11:30 a. in
Church School
Morning Vorship - 11:00 a.. in.
Junior Hi &amp; Senior Hi
6:00 P. M.
Youth Meetings
'J'tuesday:
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Forest L.eike 5ev*utb-Oy Adveutist Church,
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Grant Chapel AM.E. Church,
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Deputies appruliviuleil three
men over the weekend after
they broke Igito tonlshuds at
the Sumimitilo Industrial Park
and made off with some $500
worth of iiitsiil5, 'l'itu men
were identified as Roy Lee
Mann of 1"erai Park, Ronald
Deter aunt Richard Chandler,
t;';tls of Os lanthi. I)putLi al;i
picked up ttti: t hree after they
walked off with a cigumet
vendimig nuueliinu fiomui a gas.
olinu station in Fern Park.

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ONLY $1995 DURING JUMBO
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the home and into the lake.
Mantis to mouth resusettatiou
failed, deputies said.

J(cJ). i'. I'oiw 1Iasett ( R.Alta.
itutitt Springs) hlL(l all proluis.
ed nieusures for the county
have been received by the delegation and are being studied
by the group's attorney, MillWick J. Saul, of Orlando. Iki
will prepare final drafts of the
legislation for thu delegation ,
following its study Wednesday.
Bassett, as secretary of the
ttudUt e tti
dtk.tiQs:, wi1
bills In the house first, he told
nne -10 members of the $cm•
mole County itepublican eecULive cowuiittcu F'rhlay eveathg.

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do something. , . I'm caught
right in the middle and every-

day. 'Fhi boy, according to Ida
foster parents, Mr. and Airs.

To Be Aired Wednesday
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Cotigregatlot, uf Jetiuvii'o
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'Fite Siiiv*tit,n Army. 214 E Ind st,

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sustoin Chapel, kfwy. 17-92, Peru Park
Cuugreatlop Beth tarsal, iOU &amp; Mauul1s
Fir,t Cnurcb of Christ. Scientist,
SIlO E 2nd at.
Kingdom H.uU of Jehovah's Witnee,
lake Mourue UUlt, 155k W. Third Ut.
First Peu1.eoustl Church of Liuxsgwuod
Full Go.issi Tabernacle 2724 Count.ry Club
ML. Olive Holiness Church, Oak Hill
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none is available.
REPORTER - Well, what
can these people do?

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Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day
Saints, 2115 Park Ave

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Drowns Lake

idetitifie(i an Peter 11. Kroell, licli)ated tile Olin Would Cost ill
the neighborhood of $50,000.
who gave his age as 25.

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Fern Park Church of the
O'Brien ltd.. Fern Park
L.alLe Mary Church of Use Nasar.gs.

Methodist Chisrob
Bethel A.M.
Church, Canaan Heights
Casse lberty Community Methodist Church.
Hwy. 17-92 a Pusey Ridge Rd., Csa.mSiblrry
D*S&amp;ry Comwunity blet.hudlet CILureb W.
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Church of God of Prophecy, Lcugwood

Comiliunity Chapel, Mt,&amp;inot.

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Marys A.M.E. Church St. at. £15 Oat..n
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Sunland i.tatea.
First M.thodtst 0hurcb 411 Park Ave.
virst metauatot Churob at ovioac
First Sou thern Mathudiat Ch urch
24$u 5for Ave.
Free Methodist Church. 509 W. 4th
G eneva Methodist Church.. GSD.Va
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Lutheran Churca of th• tmacssm.r.
io W. 26th Piece
Messiah LuUs.rau Church, Lw.rlsea Llou
Han. Prairie lake. Fern Park
SI. Luke. Lutheran Church. Rt. 414 Slavia
MZTHODLUT
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C*ty To Name Contractors Board

The fact that many area resi-

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A Sanford man wai hoiplt- Iwas charged with reckless
af ter the mishap.
alized sifter a two car collision I drivinir
- Horn's car collided with a yeon E. Seminole Blvd. ye
hicle operated by Bert Rol1 ciay morning, police reported. lingvoi.m of 2205 WashIngHospitalized was Charles D. ton. Both cars were a total

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Harold Slama and Employees

and Employes

Good Ihspberil United Luthern,

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First Christlau churaij. idol A. santurd Ave.
QOGUATlON*L
Congregational tIhrtstIa.s Church
2401 Park Ave.
Northalds, ohrist.&amp;&amp;n Ch-rch, Plorlds
Haven Dr., Ma.ltlud
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After he had announced he is a member of the House
crime committee. Bassett waj queried about the Wackenhut
rumor.
"I can tell you only this,' he replied, "that Governor Kirk's
(Wackenhut) agents are conducting an investigation in Scmmole County . I am not at liberty to tell you what th ey are

responding to the inquiry were: closed that city residents would the survey stated and added

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Ave., Enterprise
Christ i0pIseipiiJ Church. L.ungwuod
All Saints Episcopal, Enterprise
Holy Cross Episcopal, Park Ave. at 4th
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
1512 8. Park Ave.
Church of Christ, Geneva
claurab of Chriat. Lake Mary
Church of Christ, Longwood
Church of Christ, P501*
CHURCH OF 001)
Church of God aU$ Hickory
Churcli uf God, z2op a. Fronob
"hutch of God. Oviedo
Church of (I-oil (Holineset Lake
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"No, we're just chit-chatting," "big" and proceeding at "full rounding areas."
attention to the opportunities
Alexander.
sez Mr.
The natural beauties of San- and challenges of a growing
throttle."
out
real
fast.)
(I moved
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con- Ilight is expected to name
Didn't
of the lakefront area between the Ma ment of these projects:
V
opment Co. agree to donate Vihien Jr., chairman
struction and use of the Port a seven-man central conplenty of acreage for the start
of Sanford; Immediate moves tractor's board to approve
of that private golf course
to plan and build the zoological the licensing of all plumb_
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near 1-4? They sure did.
gardens capitalizing on the ci's, electricians ltfl(l COilry
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present reputation of the Stilltractors in Sanford.
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ford Zoo; annexation of the
Expected to lie nanied to 111L.
the entire pur j
1-11, ~
ford Naval Air Station and
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board are A. K. Shoemaker Jr.,
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wise
ans-in-being for Its
Robert
Harvey,
Leroy
Robb,
thought they were
utilization; promotion and carLEROY ROBB
E. C. HARPER JR.
Harper A. K. SHOEMAKER JR.
train "depressed" to help
Work on construction of ry-through of the Sanford. William Ilalback, E. C.
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Jr., E. L. Burns and George
Where are the
themselves. .
the $260,000 Interstate 4 Titusville Canal.
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training programs?
Interchange at Lake Mary
In other business, during th e
beral)
meeting,
the commission Is exli
is 11 per cent ahead of
Bob (The innocent
Forest
4,1.. . .
Boyd
Coleman
pected
to
name
told us this morning he has the
schedule,
William
Bush,
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The rash of forest, and field eat City was IOcitte(I on Eden peeted this fire will continue
to the board of adjustment and
assurance from Atlanta that a
county engineer told The
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Two I)lt'tl were caught "reil- appeals;
fires continued over tlie week- Park Road and is thought to to burn for at leust two-threeii
fuH year "Head Start" program
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handed" by Sanford police af.
Authorize a topogra)hicai end with l"orest. Rangers re- have been deliberately set. Vol- more days.
will be approved.
Completion date has been ter th ey broke into the Ken- survey
of th e proposed zoo re.
Forest City Fire Chief D ick
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set
for
July
4.
ConstructIon
betucky
Fried
Chicken
Restaurlocation
site
for
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to
$150
Lockhart Fire Departments, Lashley has issued a warning
The school board is trying
gan in January.
ant on French Ave. last night,
vi. outs Sunday Ili the area south along with a Forestry Serviee that a bait on burning trash
Discuss
various
legislation
to negotiuDe for that Wight
The new Lake Mary Inter- police said.
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Groce ry Building on Fourth.
change
will
bring
Seminole
Tile
nus
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blaze from 5:3(1 Un- enforced and that anyone a!
Asking price is $25,000.
County its fifth access to 1.4. of 2810 Magnolia and Richard and policemen and raising
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also report- with the
Longwood
tower
Too high, sez the board.
til after 11 p.m., on two sep. lowing a trash fire to escape
U.s. 17. John son of Jflg Reach,
Others are located on U.S.
ed a trash fire in Altanionte,
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arate
calls. Sunday. it is ex- I will be pro3ecuted.
92 and SR 46 at Sanford and were upprehended taking some
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on SR 436 at Altamonto $125 from the establishment, measures are expected to be Forest City, covering near 200
of infectious hepatitis at NAS
Springs and SR 434, Longwood. Police Chief Ben Butler said, frowned on by commissioners; acres in all over the two-tiny
pool. • Navy families were
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Property for the Interchange
Bear a report from City period.
all given ganima globulin at
was uired by the county
The 110-act-a spun near ForCivilians,
( the Base.
BILL BUSH
through donation.
An Ocoee man was arrested concrete walk, rails and bench.
course, went to the health
or
Indecent exposure by dep. es along the lakefront from
f
center.
011011
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said
utica
over the weekend in sev- Park to Melionvillc will cost
The Health director
crab incidents by the English $21,916 with city crews doing
there was nun avuilable.
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detective agency of Miami-Governor Kirk's private policewere conducting an investigation here.
Governor Kirk and his 1-a-y:'ar "police chief," George
Wackenhiut, refused telephone calls from The Sanford Herald
hut Kirk's press secretary, John Smolko, said he was unaware of any undercover agents being in Seminole County.
lie added that such investigation would he kept secret until
completed.
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1. Intensive beautification of like to have "polite, helpful "Sanford's survival and 8Uc-1
No swner bad the commissiOD the city
. und surrounding areas; and aggressive merchandit-e cess would be business and Intossed the meeting open and 2. Attraction of industry "with presentations by the local sales (lustry employing a sufficient At
BANG, WOW, SOCKO - - - the), wage rates above minimum force." It was pointed out by number of local people at aoild
ct behind closed doors at standards"; 3. expansion of some that consumers are "pa- liveable wages."

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NATIONAL BANK
Howard H. Hodges and Staff

C. L. Robinson and Staff

-SANFORD, FLORIDA
VOL. 59 NO. 176 -AP Leased Wire - Established 1908 -MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967

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Pioneer Fellowship Senior Hi Fellowship

The report.,q first cropped tip that azents

know why the county has a ing recommendation in the corn- ly along First Street. While industry unci business.' The
business load Tuesday. munitv devvlopirent survey, 0e nced for better stores was mplority ri,~ inl1u*-'~
The hea v y business is done other convictions held by those noted, the survey also dis- to date pay low-wage rates"

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Church of the Nativity. Lesko Mary
All bouts Catholic Church. 71$ Oak Ave
Roman
tholto N-i, Bpar'--''. Olik,
Cituluota
St.
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ChIhaBe
Church. Pershing
PL&amp;c, DeBary
5t, Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Mailland Ave. Litamont. Springs

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No-w 11atual j4iselDuary b&amp;VUst Churab,
at St &amp;
okury a.s
tvw Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist
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W 13th 5$.
New bAU*tD Primitive Baptist QLUrch.
IllIlO W. 11th 8$.

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ML. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, Ban
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Rep. E. Pope Ha ssctt (R.Aitamnnte pring) has given
Rep.
to rumors of the last two or three weck that Gov.
Claude Kirk's private "police force" has been probing in
Seminole County.

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Morning \ orahip
Church School-

J. Gordon Peery,
Pastor
Morning Worship .... 8:15 a. M.
Sunday School ..._ 8:15 a.. .
Morning Worship ,. 11:00 a. in.
Comm un ion
Sunday a

PROGRESTE PRINTING CO.
J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff

SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO.
John Dunn and Staff

02V Cypraw at.
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'Jimpi. Baptist Church, Palm Springs
Altamonte Spring.
V.atstd. Missionary Baptis t Church.
416 B. Holly Ave.
Zion Hop. Baptist Church. '1! Orange Ave.

1101 W. 13th t.
Purest City Baptist Church

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h a d immediate and pressing need to people and area lenders, re- in a complete and uniform
County Commission
planned R "private" meeting stern a "definite drift away" in gRrding the conditions and plush, triin inanner."
The survey also brought Into
this morning wi th fee officers the opinion of city residents as needs of various elements of
discussion the situation In
open
job classifications.
shown in a survey conducted the community."
pi-ime
challenge
was
regilrd
to the opportunities for
The
ThRnks to the great "Peace- by the Sanford-Seminole Jayinaker" John Fitzpatrick the cees during the past six months. recogni74d to be the situation earning "solid, liv~Able wages"
press was allowed. . . We now
While this was the dorninit. in downtown Sanford, especial- by Sanford residents in local

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Cl,ureii Sh.ol ....... 9:45 a..
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Tile Rev.

WINN DIM STORES
and Employees

PUBLIX MARKETS
and Employees

New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 1720 Pear Ave
Itavea na Park Baptist Church. 2741 W. 10th
St.
Ustoen UiLutlat Cburcb
Baptist Church Ill W. Osora. ltd.
Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Ridg. Rd..
Fern Park
Progrs.. Missionary Baptist Church, Midway
Second Shilub Missionary Baptist Church.
'West Sanford
$uniasd Rant t iurok. MIl French Ave.
B Jam.. Mtesionary Baptist
ltd. 415 (Mtsen
$1. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. 9th atSt. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church
Cana.*p HIIjIIIs
St. John'. MIssionary Baptuat Church.

cent,ra! 1japtist church. 1811 Oak Ave,
Chuiuots First Baptist Church
Cliuluout Baptist Mission
Elder Springs Baptist Church.
0 00 L.ehrna.n Rd
First Liaptint murch, 619 Park Ave.
Prieuththip Baptist CIIUTI* of

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Oak /s.c. &amp; Zrd St.

ROSE

SEMINOLE

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we can get federal funds for
downtown?
PAULUCCI-Well, if "C CBfl
Renovation of d ow ntown San. MIIVey comnhittce, explained rina area, vest. beyond the pro.
et under that Ma' 1 deadline
Modernized that it "was taken to obtain the posed zoological garden site,
providing
we've got more than .an
buildings and aggressive mer- candid opinion of residents, recognizing that. an area seek f chance.

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HVVTL I"i-O."
Sanford, Florida

HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc.

E1LGORE SEED COMPANY
1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford

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Slavia, Florida

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IJUTHERAN CHURCH OF
THE
10 W 2btt Place
The Church of the Lutheran
"
Hour" and TV "This Is the
Life"
Herbert V Goersa ....... Pastor
Sunday School .......9:15 a.. rn
Worship Service .. 10:0 a. M.
Kindergarten and Nursery

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Con q uero rs Meeting

LUTHERAN CHURCH
1fl0 It Orlando Drive

Cepy4stIM11sterAdvs.sg5.uwwe,Isc.,.Stvaabvrg,Vm.

FIRESTONE STORES

Mr. &amp; Mrs. M. R, Strjeklnnd

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.IENO PAULUCCI:
REPORTER - How was
Washington?
PAULUCCI-Fine.
REPORTER - Did you see
Humphrey?
PAULUCCI -Yes, of

1.,ev Virgil L. Bryant, Pastor

tution of marriage rests?
Fleeting romances can endure for a while on bent straws. But honest,
blossoming, maturing love demands of a boy and girl convictions that do

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reverence for the spiritual and moral principles on wWch the Sacred insti-

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Famfls- Service
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Mnrning i'y-Hvpr ....1101

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Pete will
Deadline is May 1.
work
fast
and
burn
have to
the midnight oil.

FIRST CHURCH
'-u NAZARENE
W 2nd St. at Maple Ave.
.1 Lester Seo ul
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Pastor
unda3 School.:...11:48 a. .
Morning Worship .. 10:50 a.. in .
Youth Hour
... 6:0(1 a.. in.
rv:tngeIi.tic Service 7:00 p. in.
Mid-Week
'I'Iuird Sunday

Wackenhut Forces

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E. Ruth Grant .. Pastor
Sundky School _._ 3 0:00 a.. in

Rector
Holy Communion _.

-the one that is taught in our
churches, and in those homes where religion is real? Have they learned

CARRAWAY &amp; MnTTBBIN

CELERY GITY
PRINTING CO., INC.

in.

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Demonstration City grant. City Manager authorized to

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Episcopal

Euve thp.y learned the greuter lesson

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The Rev. Leroy D. Soper

his community and nation. (4) For
the sake of the Church itself, which
needs his

arc: (1)For his own sake. (2)For his

FOOD FAIR STORES, INC.
Robert Sulouff and Employees

GREGORY LtThER
of Sanford

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House,
Maitland Avenue. Altamonte

Prayer for the
14il'Iea.
i'ring

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The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory
CILTJMLEY-MONTEITH, INC.
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Mayor .me Baker informed
commissioners about his recent
trek to Washington in hopes
federal funds to
City
clean up downtown.

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'Wui you're in high school and going steady,. twe can often live as
"ftat is important is that wben Karen and Dave want tD look inW each
otlier's eym -while abaring a milksbuke -something just bus to give.

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cheaply as one. But who's thinking of econornics?

larly and support the Church. T1w

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THE P.lflLE CH['IiCH OF GOD
OF FLORILiA
Osteen. Florida
11ev B. W. Miller, Pastor
Tonuporr% Pr'.gi-km
Sunday Evening Ser ....... 7.2(1

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Itoading Room: 800 E. Second
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Wciratulp Service
11 :OtP a. in.
Training Union - G:10 p. tn.
Evening Worship - 7:30 p. in.
Wed. Prayer Serv.
7:30 p. in.

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SCIENTIST
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are four sound reasons why every
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11ev. Charles 0. Bennett
Pastor

bi ng County

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l.akc Mnnrt'e
WtiIrd Ridridge ............Pastor
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Sunday Schoci
Morning Worship ... fl:00 a. rn
Evening Worship ... :20 p in.
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Highway 46 Welt
Bi ble Class __ 10:00 a..
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1021 West First Street
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Win. L. Stephens
Sunday School ...._. 10:00 a.. in.
).lorning Worship - 11:00 a.. in.
Evening Worship - 7:30 p. in.
Wednesday Prayer
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ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Church is the greatest factor
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Rev Jour, Ceresolt
Sunday School .......1000 M. in.
Morning Worship .. 11fl0 a m.
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0 th St. &amp; Holly Ave.
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Emerson J. Estes

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Erworth League .._ 6:18 V.
Sunday School ........... 9:45 a. in. Evening Worship _... 7:80 p. in.
Wed. Prhyor Meeting 7:20 p. .
Worship Service .... 10:41 a. ru.
7:30 . in.
Evangelistic Serv.
Toting People Service &amp; Rihie
Study
7:80 p. in.
W1n.u1ay: ____
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MORAVIAN CHURCH
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10:50 a.. in.
Morning Worship
Evening Worship - 7:30 P. M.
'Yo uth Snrv. (Sun) .. 6:30 P. in.
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Sunday School ........ 9:45 ft. i n.

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Onora Rd., at Woodlftnd Ave,
Rev. Robert M. Temple. Jr.

ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST
Old Orlando Rd. at Hooter Ave.
Pastor
U. Hamilton Griffin
Sunday School -9:45 a.. in.

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Evening

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40I S. Park Ave.
Rev. Glen R. Aeplin
Interim Pa,tnr
Church School ...... 945 a. in.
Morning W orshi p .. 100 R. in.
:8G p. in.
Pilgrim 'ellowshlp
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of impl ementingit or of
enipinyeu lie epin1tied (lie nrc'cic'cl ndcll. in his offkc' and that hi' plans will hove to be adjusted." An- costs
eminty's
200
loyes
May
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to
completely
Iin
of
the
emp
county
Eighty-eight
nlarieq I the ncimher of empIoye out of
rec ei ving le than rroin- thnnl fmicl f or rnlln tli t, I harg two port-time em- ntiaj roM? of hriniin
r can look for salary in'enuc plement the program b begin.
survoy.
mended wages in emupnrlson snlnvlc'u to minimum could rnmn iloyes nrnl use the money to the minimum in the clerk's stop with the
between May I and .Ian. 1, 1908 I ning of the new fiscal year Mrs. Walker
Roth
Ray
and
unveil to give "mc'n In the field" f fire is $3,110 while to plav'e
units out of contitigenry funds,
through action taken by the Oct. 1 for the county and .lnti. with other governmental
other employcu in the prope r declined to meke p':hlic the re"One rn1c' only amounted to raises at. this time. .
and competing Industry.
office 1, 19R5 for the fee offices.
Commission,
County
Arthur
flrckwith
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cninty
steps
would roll for an addi- suits of the confidential report
County Judge Korlyle lions. 81 a veek," llouuholilc'r soul.
Cost of complete implemenholders and fee officers this
from Frank Brown and ('nmclerk, exprc'setl his smnzn - tionnl expenditure of 04l.#
tatlon of the prornm, accord. holder dropped a bombshell at "It's ii wonderful irnirrnni."
morning.
pony.
Sheriff Hobby reported (un uncut that six of his twelve em• for a total of 3,71.0R.
The officials, in a two-hour ing to the Job classification and the meetluug by 1nfnrnuin his
and
Beckwith, Roy and Mr.
collector
Ray,
tax
Trny
of lui em. ;,loyeq are receiving below the
pl us meeting, agreed to place pay study done by Frank C. fellow office imlulera that,lie study showed 21
agreed the report, needWalker,
tax
Walker
Mary
Earle
l oyes ;uloyeu to be iinclei;'iulcl. lit' also uchc'diilerl minimum. "Two are Mrs.
all county em ployes in at least Brovn, Inc. of Miami, will be hod already ''pineed emp
the
report,
hn
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to
he
expanded to inrluidn
who an' below recommended reported $flJOfl would be needed within the schedule," he uld assessor priserl
the minimum step of the re - :lfl,000 annua lly.
of

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"FLEURS" OF RVAH-6 were decorated in ceremonies at
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ulation whether the Soviet race
tack Excellence Banner. From the left: Wayne E. Clark, ET8; Chief
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to the moon with the United
Edward D. Ernest Jr., Chief John E. Koch and Chief Robert H. McNair,
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SUites would be hampered.
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was carried in special cdiAI'ItIL 21, 11167
tions of Soviet newspapers Sun
Bullard,
day when the Soyuz flight was
Admissions
Clayton, Ann M. Fall, Merton previously considered undetect- specifics on ho". he hopes
• hailed as a triumph.
Beverly A. Fleming, Charles Fraud
complish his program without found a minor tecnnicallty in
fl bi able after death.
Sanford;
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Soviet news media said tht Mc'Watters, Kimime Jackson,
taxcs m&amp; give tit(, details,
Words
like
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"enzyme'
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cosmonaut died today but did David Lee Williams, Janet A. olio, Gustav Loser, DeBar,, "mole,"
"exo- over a s I at t-wuk hookup
"microgram,'
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Morit
not give the exact time of the Becloc, Nancy Mullet, Judith Cath erine
z, Doltona; genous" and "Intravenous"
a public hearing Thursday afteraccident nor where this had talc- Engleman, Gregory 3acicon, .loaephlne Kennedy, Longwood. have been used by experts acHe told a news conlerence Fri. noon and scores of churchmen
• en place.
Sammie Lee Myles Jr., Sanford;
Births
customed to lecturing to sto- daythat he would discuss his arf- expected for that session.
It had been predicted In Un- Sue Fisher, Enterprise; Eva
fiscal programs. This would Though the general bill logjam
Mr.
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Mrs
David
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dents.
confirme d reports that the So- Morgan, Longwood; Lillie Mae
is considerable, lawmakers still
A jury of 12 men, none of include
suggested plafls In 0101
Sanford, at my.
yuz 1 flight would last. up to 1 Thomas, St. Augustine.
needs.
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chemists or d 0c4orn•
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that a linkup of Komarov with a Mullet, Sanford, a boy.
Longwood.
second spaceship would ba. a
Discharges
step toward
orbiting space John H. Bennett, Barry E.
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the United States "inevItably will coat li ves" by en• couraging a battered ComniurUst enemy to push his aggressian In Vietnam.
"The magnificent men and
I command in Vietnam
have
earned the unified support
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the American people," westa
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The A? members met at the
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In the same
city where opponents of u.S.
Involvement in \'metnarn staged
a massive demonstration nine
days ago.
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war, Westmor&amp;'and said "time
military
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RAY DAN-TEL, vice president of Florida State

of
full calendars.
I Anti-crimr legislation also is
Helpern said his opirion was ltenv awaftitir, final disPOSI-I
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Born in France, he came to
Sanford 21 yours ago. Be servin the French Arms' and
was a member of the Baptist 1
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Survivors arc' three somis,
Clifford, of Dcliary, Emile of
Warren, Mich., and Raymond,
of Jacksonville; a daughter,
Mrs. Lou ise Wlldt of Sa nf ord;
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Pinkney, Leonard
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King, Vernon R. Sims, John
floherts, Mabel Porter, Iblinnie
011t'y, Sanford; isaac E. Whilsnunt, Albert D. Williams, Dc'Bury; Gary L. Stripling, Lake
Monroe; Gladys Wheeler, Mims.
Discharges
Charles MeWatters, Georgia
Maples, Jack Hickson, Loretta
Puvton. Hurry flohuon Jr.. BilI' Joe Dorntm, Elizabeth Elmini, Juanita Fossit, Barbara
Douglass, Junious M. Price,
Mary Tobin and baby girl, John
Griffiths, Sanford; Eileen Kenny, Pearl Poli, Deltonu; Michael
Adkliisoii, Enterprise; Date C.
Wentworth, Luke Mary; Mildrctd St.onoloigh, Long-wood;
Georgi' BuIiey, Orlando.
APRIL 28, 1967
Admissions
Byron Fox, Mary Atkinson.
Florence Korgan, John Petrumuc, Ada k. Mount, Myrlene
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program in its dedication to
performances
Noteworthy
the promotion of the best were turned in by Dan Freehealth possible for the individal and his family through our man, as Charley; Dennis Guthne, as Lord Babberly with his
Instruction of the aids to daily
impersonation of the
living and preventive principles hilarious
aunt, and Joyce Turley, as the
for good health and hygiene.
"We are greatly indebted to real aunt.
Period costumes only accentthe dedicated people who have
given so willingly of their time ed the charms of Ginny StubAmy, Felicia Marlar
and talents to help make this bings as
Kitty,
and Susan Stein as
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service a success," she concludproperly demure for
Ella,
all
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the Victorian setting.
Hugh Turley played the role
of Charley's scheming college
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tives' turn to lock in debate alone with his girl
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Francis
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Insurance
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chronically ill. The length of night, the actors had to buck
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hospital stay
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order to
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at the annual flower show of the Garden Club

to.ium on committee meetings
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current officers at the May
meeting mmd cornmeniit.d them
for their "outstanding job."
In the group are Kenneth Meintosh, president: W. E. Dillvice president: Frank
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Steudle, secretary; Bill Richsrdaon, treasurer, and Mrs. R.
E. Penrifoy, nominating corngraders of Mrs. Martha
mittee.
PAPER was used by
Words of commendation nlro
make this Amet'il3cird at West Side School
were expressed to Pr. Frank
left:
Shei'alyn
,lohnson, Paula
the
can flag. From
Leono county health director,
Randolph
Burnhnm,
vccai'i, Amanda Clark,
for his "foresight in seeing
(herald Photo)
Lotus Seaman and Billy Pixicy.
need of the home nursing ser'rice and directing operations
since the program's Inception,
Oct.. 1, 1963."
Nurses were praised for the
"tremendous work" they have
done *nd ench reported on
letters of appreciation she had
received from patients. In this
Seminole Junior College Play- did a lively portrayal of Mr.
group are Mrs. Grace Fisher,
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director; Mrs. Evelyn Morris, ers gave their opening perform- Spettigut', although it is hard FAST RELIEF! Terrifying Spasms
'who served the first patient mice of a two-night revival of to imagine anyone being that of Bronchiat Asthma relieved
admitted
under
the Mrs.
program;
Mrs. Hulda
Kibbee,
Val- that iwrennial comedy standard, enamored over any "female" as quickly (usually within I mkut.)
Inhalant. Even the
Char l ey's with NEPHRONcases
it
ey's
Aunt,"
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the
Scmtvierd1.lookuig
respond. Re.
most
stubborn
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even for 1 million. gardiess of what you have tried
Ruth Gray, Mrs. Lois Jackson, mole High School auditorium, fake
aunt,
The
sets were attractive and or how hopeless your case, NEPLetitia
Ellison,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Gene A. Howell of the junior the stage crew ha ndled th e HRON could ans we r your need
amazing results, ~ee y ou r
ElnoraMrs.
Bolt,
Mrs.
Katherine
Kelly,
Ethel
Troutman
and college faculty, was director of changes smoothly. — Jane Cas- with
Druggist for NEPHRON.
Roumillat &amp; Asdersos Drug
the three-act play, the first st'lberry.
Miss Clara Beuhier.
Mrs. Fisher, in her report to production to be put on by the
the council, stated that by the SJC Players.
end of 1966, the nurses had
Although as a spoof on
made 2,707 visits. Approximate- Victorian English university
90 per cent of these patients
ly
were
those 65 years old and life the plot is a bit dated, as
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Volimnt"r'r u'nrkorc and red terrtipted their wnrk Sunday
One hundred twenty even
ii. Pony, U Ill.. persons lvmJtirecl iii the toraritlneq thents of the stricken nrrr!s in I tile into nr'nrhv churches.
rotmmnineth In hospitals I'm the
tho' stt'k'koim areas Smiti Ihplvlderr' area and more than
lay. ''l'hc' tragedy of ht-nko'n 100 Iii Oak Lawn hospitals.
amities is beywith theserlpt 11111,'
Tons of fond and clothi ng
te said. ''hut hit' sI rmmgt ii (if have been
to flip fled
i;iivit tinder nilt'eictty was III ('ross and Salvation Army for
ipim'lng to behold,
dIstrIbution iti disaster victims.
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OFFICERS re-elected by the 6enitnotc
(left to right) Frank Steudle, secretary ; Kenneth Mcintosh, in'esident ;
W. E. Dibble, vice president; Bill Richardson, treasurer, and Mrs. It. E.
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week,, with in uicklres' Irma ill( committee
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w the first Russian to go into
The and scientific case ever put be- medical witness, the Jury has I governor, daylight saving time,
murder trial of Dr. Carl Coppo- fore a Florida jury.
The DST bill calls for a statespace twice.
stmggied with testimony mart- a hotly disnutt•d abortion bill
floW
in
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fourth
week,
is
broadcast
lino,
During
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wide referendum to permit CUitt'ins
the screen was occupied by it being called the most difficult ecution called its first expert courtroom,
1701W to have the final say-so on
agenda.
trimmed In black
portrait
Coppolino, .34-year-old aneA logjam of bills, still II ('001 v.httnj they want Florida on i
of the cosmonaut In uniform.
thesiologist, Is accused of killing m'ttec, also has to bc handled DSTal
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('iUUAG() (Al') — heavy, wet
snint-linki's fell amid the debris
Sunday as reideiit s or tortindoIllinois coin
not-them
god liol-theril
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Mid
honmes
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pa I cued
prepared to bury thei r dead
The snowstorm, heaviest no
t't'('(lI-(i so Into in the spt'itmg in
('hicagit, hampered cleanup op.
('rat liiiis in Oak I .fl%Vi1, lb'lvitiPre
and 1 ,nhce Zurich. l'livso areas
were hardest hit by twisters
that riunpaged nem-oss the top of
I ho stale and Into Michigan FriInjuring
53.
killing
day.
hundreds and entisitig damage
as $50 million.
estimated as
FIW' Inches of snow fell on
hundreds or workers at flelvidove.
A spirit or opthnisnu, ternpored by sadness, prevailed.
hubert Kay stood in front of his
ruined luniso and said: ''Time
ones with dead, they're the
ones. It took its 24 years to
hulkd this house. The wind tore
It (tI)Wii in two minutes. Hut you
can build a house back again."
Funeral servk'es For ,,,any
the victims were planned for
and Tuesday. Most
tida v
schools in the Oak Lawn area
phiiiiii'd to hold classes today,
but those in Iheividert' will reiim.min closed until Wednesday
tvliilt' lftiI)1IS help tvitim the cleantip 1111(1 a ttelitl Iunt'i'nls of their
cia ssiiiat c's,
Tin.' Small flusiness Administration set up emergency claim
stations today in Oak Lawn,
flt'lvidcre and Lake Zurich to
process loan applications from
ropowners or storm-damaged propy
Thomas Gause, regional director of the SI3A, said 650
homes Ili Lake, Boone and Cook
counties were destroyed by the
tornadoes, 450 received major
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Wes (ernizin Chin'ello Kurt
Johnson expressed to Luhlc
Geor.. Kie.ingei vinci Prtsidenl and
esiiui American snrro
Heinrich Luebke todn b u t post and his ow n p rnnal sense of
poned meaningful tilL' on prob
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lcmc be tween their govern His 40 minute conversation
ments untii ;ifte: the funeral of with Luehke also ranged over
1-nnracl Aden;iiier.
German-American relations and
'Tlwsc 't "t pur courte'
mutual secu rity questions which
calls,' said a White House have arisen since the end of
spokesman. "There wore no World War U. Luebke also told
substantive dcus;ion.."
.lnhnson that during his recent
Presuniablv .lolrnson and Nit.. Asian tour he had found undersinger will
down to business standing fr.r the American posi
at another meeting scheduled tion in Vietnam.
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rating plan.
It finally was approved, 37-11,
C haries Bulfinch, designer of
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the charms of Ginny Stubed
given so willingly of their time
bingis as Ainy, Felicia Nfurlar
SUSUD Steil) as
service a buccess," she conclud. as Kitty, and
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The AP members met at tile Alur.v Tobin und bul).r girl, Juhr' Grumhow Funcrul Horne.

in tile slime Griffiths, Sunford, Eileen Ren.
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Ileurl
Poli,
Deltnuu;
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where
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days ago
99, of Sanford, ,who died at
Reviewing progress of the Gunige Ilnlh'3, Otlando
will tuc at 10:3 a in
urda
war. Westmoreland said "thu
APILIL 23. 1967
Tist-ioday at Gruniltow Finicral
: military picture it; favorable,"
Admilisionb
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Ujuir 31tiGarvey of Funford Mbut tile ellenly still il, full of
Byron Fox, Mury Atkinson,
Dunce Church utficiutini;. ]Bur1w Ili DoLund Alem.
fight despltu. "staggering corn florence horgun, John Petru
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Gl.fl1lO.v
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mc, Ada L Mount, Mrlene
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The four-star general gave Payton, Harry Robsori Jr., Bul- 11-1 grandchildren and and 01 __________________________
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warned today that antiwar proGreen,
Elliott '
tests in the United States "inev- .1tickmon, Ivu
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v Itably will cost lives" bv cit- 1~inc, Venion 11. Sinih, John '
: couraging a buttered C0,111111,1- Loberts, litiliel Porter, Minnir '
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Stripling, L 1
"The magnificent nun and j1iir
Surivou- are three sons,
women I command in Vietnam Monroe; Gladys Wheeler, Mims.
Clifford,
of Deflurv, Emile of
Dhichargm
have earned the unified support
"'urren,
Mich., and Rnymand,
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Charles T~IcWutters, Georgiu
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Tile Small Business Adininistration set ill) emergency claim
stations (ml,i in Oak Lawn,
Belvidere and Lake Zurich to

can flag. From tile left: ,S1110111I.V11 -1011118011, 1"AtIl"

Nurses were praised for the
"tremendous work" they have

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that perennial comedy st,andard, enamored
Willi
NEPHRON
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Itirs. liulda Kibbee, ?drs. ValCharley's
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wit-l-d-looldlig
most sfubborn caiiis respond. Ro'.Nlrs. Edna "Charley's Aunt," at th
fahe aunt, even for 11,11 million. gardleiis of what you hav* fried
Ruth Gra y, Mrs Lois Jackson, mole High School auditorium
The sets were attracti v e and or how hope less your case, NEP
I.,etitin Ellison, N Iirs.
Gene A. iRowell of tile junior the stage crew handled the HRON could answer out nood
amazing r.sults. is ye U 1
Elnora Holt, Mrs. katherine college faculty, was director of changes smoothly.
Jane C85 with
Druggi&amp;t for NEPHRON.
'Mrs. Ethel Troutman and
p
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Bliss Clara Beuhler
Mrs Fisher, in her report to production to be put on b, the
the council, stawd that by the SJC Pla,yers.

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ieoaciic toxic overd
Both houses reconvene with wa held last. Tuesday.
of
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Anti-crime legislation also is
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Helpern said his opinion was
lteni~ awititing findl dIsPOSI- I or the agenda for committees.

platform that eventually would Hunt, Asher Kanner, May Lane,

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would call off all standbackboi* of the state's
1 17 tht, ing cornmittev meetings and a0
ny of Dr.
011 1'Ifle
that a Unkup of Komarcw with a Mullet, Sanford, a boy.
ht) ge.nerii •ipproprlaLion5 los; local clekgationc to
Longwoncl.
hold
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second spaceship would be a
on Cit mcdi bill until th
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hubert Kay stood in front of his
ruined house and said: "The
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wide referendum t( permit cit
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may
weeL with Ofl arldres from the ('(inuxflittt'e.

October 1964. He

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calls. " sair a White House have arisen since the end of
spnesrn;in. "There were no World War II. Luebke also told
substantive discussions.'
.lnhnsnn that during his recent :
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singer ihl get don to husInis¼ standing for the American post

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Injection of the paralyzing drug something is expected In give.
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succlnylcholinc, a substance Go-. Claud(- Kirk, who has after h U
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comes
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Bullard, Nancy NTicks, Hugh wit
day when the Soyuz flight was
Adm ission
Clayton, Ann M. Fall, Merton previously considered undetect- Specifies on how he hopes 10
found ii minor Ii'cflnicahjtv in '
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He tOld a news couilereuicc- Fri. noon
have been used by experts acand scores of churchmen
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Sammie Lee Myles Jr., Sanford;
ay
that lie would discuss his i are expected for
Births
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fiscal programs
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: confirmed reports that the So- Morgan, Longwood; Lillie AIRe
include suggested plam to nie, I is considerable, lawmakers still
Sanford, a boy.
: A jun, of 12 men. nane of ' needs.
yuz I flight would last UP tO 8 Thonius, St. Augustine.
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similar involvements.
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Most everyone keeps the
Hal Boyle Says:
thank-you note, ignoring the alarm clock shut off Saturday
criticism which his press secre- night, except the minister.
NEW YORK (AP) - Many man. it features Ctunis dishes,
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housewives yearn to bt' glurno. her spt'ciaIty.
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the flute and guitar. She gives missed as a "few partisan morBy giving up drinking, you
rous stars. Catenina Valente Is a it took seven generations of from 50 to 70 concerts a year in ae1" Romney threw to his avoid harsith' bores and avoid
glamorous star who aspires to entertainers to produce Cateri- 1 places as tar apart. as Sweden lions. .lutinsrni called Rum- becoming one yourself.
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nit, a performer of stunning and Argentina. She makes a flt'"E speech an cndnrsenwnt.
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good at It."
thing akin to awe.
BERRY'S WORLD
She is so good at it that she The slender, vivacious singer record albums.
has written Cookbook in Get. can belt out songs in 12 ]an- She also tapes - in a IVeat
Berlin station, in Japanese - a
disc jockey program for a To
kyo stat ion and writes a syndi.
cated fashion tips column.
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taking a correspondence course
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the convicts released.
if he had been under the guard and his criticism was not about the
way the war is being fought.
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He said Johnson had bypassed
parolee. That was the responsibility of
it. certainly isn't unreasonable to keep
Barbs
the person to whom he was paroled. a convict, prematurely released from Congres in the decision-making
Sometimes it wasn't 'ery strict, prison, under Parole Commission super- that got this country into the liv WALTER C. PARKES
Abuses ranged almost from peonage to vision for the full term imposed on him war. He said he didn't think Some of our nonconformist
full freedom.
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at thisescalatio
time. nno
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put It there.
out on parole. Some convicts prefer to on handling the war now.
fend an area against Cnmmu. sales conventions, so she relHanoi's terms.
was against U.S. withThis would be taking us almost all stay in prison until their sentences expe the strict super- drawalHefrom
Vietnam; tic' was But his criticism is debatable nist attack, should it henceforth ished this chance to travel.
the way back to the old days when it pire in order to esca
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reargument up to and proba- Communists try to overrun
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war; and he said lit
cook, or a field hand or a worker with ject parole,
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nation. He will have to go into nothing? U so, wouldn't the thing from an ts to whales! It
ct 'aled" to him.
far less time than the term prescribed lighted Johnson.
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the Ward's st'ttli'iva'uit 't'i'u

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high
'U.S. operations In Vietnam.
As introduced, they would let the Commission endorses outside proposals until he was better informed, in ft!('CfllCflt with what the far
paper,addressed
enclosing
a long
Romney,
in
his
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stamped,
envelope
When he felt he vas suf President was saving."
Cabinet adopt regulations on the eligi- that the Legislature give it supervision
and 20 cents to cover typing
bility of convicts for furlough, their over convicts who are released from ciently informed - this was in reading the Romney speech that this country
must avoid out into
beautiful
gin,
Thenaboys
began to
shower
involvements, " left
over
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to
see
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supervision, and conditions under which prison before expiration of their son- about nine months
after
I
was in send for one of his booklets.)
he made a major where he is not in agreement bimself wide open to questions, her
with attention. She ,
they could work outside prison walls. tencqs because of good
behavior.
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my Vietnam speech to be a repel any armed attack on U.S. background factors in Ellen's a heart attack.

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CASE C.525: Ellen G., aged hai
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25. is in a mental sanitarium. shifted to their little girl.
"Dr. Crane," her worried
Thereafter, when phoning
husband henn. 'Ellen 'a
from his office. he forgot to
girl and wonder' make the former fuss about
ful
his wife.
"At least till she got pregthe baby'" was now 4
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his first query.
"Then a remarkable change
"Did she take her 10 o'clock
occurred. She grew moody and bottle on schedule?"
Irritable.
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approved beforehand any steps she was from a feuding home. normal Psychology," enclosing
House to authorize the Cabinet Board each case from the one State agency mash of an answer to a question President's program,
theast in childhood, therefore, Elof Pardons to release convicts, unguard- which has the organization and the ex- about the Vietnamese war. .t. "The White House tried to he took to defend Sou
len craved affection and attena longplus
stamped,
return envelope,
20 cents.
ed, from prison to visit their families, perience for handling criminals en route er that he discussed it intermit- smother the significance of Asia.
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on the other, it is seeking to extend its in this bill to let convicts who have
U.S. war for thousands of tie%;- mothert,
watch over criminals released from sbov,n their trustworthiness out, on igan's Gor. George Romney gn: in zin interview with the Wash- em boats attacked
furlough to earn money, better their an early taste of what it's like jngton Post by declaring his ships in the Gull of Tonkin. show a changed personality ing For
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mind.
moth ers think God
prison.
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dream th e "chorus" or d a ii c i -n g
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By day, Ellen could partially
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casket.
since It 'was established in 1941, has ended all that, which is what. it was
curb her jealousy, but at night
"La ter, she began to claim in the symbolical disguise that
bad to fight to maintain its watch on meant to do.
The Cabinet Pardon Board retained
she was losing her mind. So dreams often take, she would
released convicts.
All the Influence of polities and fam- joint constitutional authority to release _______________________________________________________________________________ she took tranquilizers con- see the baby in a coffin.
stantly.
ily line up in efforts to get a man out prisoners on parole, but its general rule
Awaking in shock and horn'Finally, she has been sent fied at. the subconscious realof prison, unsupervised, as soon as the is to do it through the Parole CommisJames Marlow
to a sanitarium. What caused ization of her secret "Death
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law puts him behind bars and society slim. Nearly every time it has gone over
her change in personality, Dr. Wish," she then decided she
the Commission's head, the unsupertakes an eye off 'his case,
Crane?"
must be a heinous mother and
Right now, the Parole Commission vised released convict has turned bad
Death
Wish
thus "abnormal."
two
major
fronts
In
this
Legislaarid
left
Cabinet
members
with
red
bas
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Deep-seated
jealousy
under1ut "abnormal" has a synture. On one, it is defending against re- faces.
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trpical
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laxation of supervision in special cases;
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The legislation introduced by Sen.
Senate in '4executive session" arid was
successful In establishing a new rule Cross is better than nothing, arid might
that will limit such sessions to "con- serve as a small deterrent to those who
sideration of appointments antI suspen- 'would prefer to conduct private business in private.
siona, or removal from public office."
The act will not deter those who find
Under Pope's leadership the Senate
has yet to go into secret session. Arid profit arid personal gain through secret
by the Dean of the Senate's own words, meetings that result in the spending of
untold thousands of tax dollars. These
"this is the way it should be."
Of course restrictive legislation of elected officials will still attempt to-consecret meetings by public officials will duct public business in private if they
not stop going "to the river" for a chat can get away with it.
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about this or that. But according to
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The new law makes ft. a crime for
Florida Senate has passed ii slightly "action" to be taken on public matters
watered dn legislative at prohibit- in private by an elected official.
ing any governmental body, except the
(Are you listening Mr. Alexander,
Senate, from 'handling the public's husi- Mayor Baker and Mr. barton or Mr.
Peterson of the Hospital board?
mess In private.
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been
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get
Sen. Cross has
similar legislation througil for more pleased to see tbeword "action" substithan a decade. This session was the tuted by the words "discuss in any manfirst time the bill survived even corn- nor."

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before dropping
t(i ,, second straight triple slam tile Tigers even ill tile eighth.
1"P with a broken suspen- 1w'.
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NIcCluskey of Tuc,,(111. ill tile university 440, half-mile Wait l3nnd rapped
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Stricklund Morrison didn't Country Club for this Wednc- years.
taking two bases on a PO;' fly,
1964. he' wac one of the big univ eight games and was a
'I hut he was. As a senior
Kiwanis huts taken ii strung have a03' trouble' disposing of day.
which dropped in shallow et'n•
guns on Semituole's Senior Lea- standout in the defensive backhold onto the' first j1uct- peal- the Navy team, il-i, as pitcher
leurfield for a base' knock.
The shotgun start for this
BaiLer, only 5-5 and 1.15 gut All-Stair team, which went field. The' Hound husnier w
pounds. hatted .J5(J ut' the L3 till the
Two buck-to-buck singles by Lion us the Sanford Junior fuse-- Itand3- Brown limited the Iuauera wurzwy is slated for ft a.m.
way to sta te finals.
chosen W the' All-County team
man
lead-off nian und led the
Ted Janson and Ron Boyd Ijut ball League witli Lill Undelvate.d I to only three iWe-ties. Paul Pe- Tee 10--.1. Crawford and it
Altiving, from South Seminole land namod Outstanding Bim-k
it! son led the winners wills two
Bank Tulp across for Om sedo s remi ore] of 4 and o
Adams M Whekht'I and J. Bounds its flits, runs iii ored 111gb p'. e t to L'5 murs the fol- on the Lyman eleven
stolen buseqi, times on buste', lowing your,
C'ihits,
one
of
which
was
a
double.
7j
Their lulesi 'S'it'tinu was
lout' acore of the- giunie.
the juini-sized
Baker won a starting job on
current
suindings
The
Bill Schmidt went the first tan who dropped a 4 uit to
Tee 11
1) Spencer and \ doubku mid SeVi itd Other (U1 pow. rhouse p1 a u &amp; d neither Payne's baseball t.ttanu as a
five iuttWgi, for St. Cloud fan- tilt. Jeugue leaders ah Itaullip Flurida Stute Bank .
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Pierve: M. A. Willianii; and cgoriei which eiicupt, tilt, meni- foutilull Ilur k*kiebull, but let,junior and startled every gume
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2
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Herron
bprintu during the last two years at
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mm ut u was
whale delivering three walks and struck out Its butters. hit' (,s.or&amp;,e
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Baker Wobsumed ub ll; Ftund- he wat~ probably the must tal.
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Adams rep1ut.ed Schmidt on back-lo-back hitinw runs by (,0nd3'esisr
jvey
the Lyman athletic pro- evtd player in the tough Orthe mouud in tile sixth inning Mike Voltoline atiod h1airk Co(-k- Saidord AUhutiv
:' Tee 13--J. Hunter and K. Park. numod Most Vuluuble Pla.vt . irrurn in his jwiior year when, wirt. BeJt Conferenm
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Ctsnuptmting for the St'uninok- utter starring as
E. Antar and H. burzo
holding the Lions 1(1 OUt' IW1 Off ZiiUZi.
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a swivel-hipJuniot- College tins spring,
'l'omuiy Grace'' pitched hit'
'J'tse 14-1.'. Carter and
three hits and a lone' walk.
-d half back for Coach Jim
Righthander S o n it v White tomm, tile Elkto, to their first
dertion; J. hicDanieJ and D. little Lurn continued t' '""; Clark's junior varsity griddes-ii.
a blazing but, hitting weU over , stoep;mA
hurled hi lust prep ball game' win of the season am. they dropBatemam
o a start ng ole
4SSOCIATED
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THE
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ill h6 cariter agaitait St. Mud pod Rutiir.% 4.1. Grace) iaruckPP,"
6 Tet 1,5-11* hleek-,, and L. Nair, UK, *30 n, rk
SUIIiIrS CUIS
on Friday. White struck out out 11 butters 1'ur the '.m-uiuurts,
sun, B Nicely and G Wuod top players in the
Boll Gem. At Home
ant 'J Buk- muu In the' Hounds' fund
Sutu rda"s oeuIts
This September, Larry
eight, while walking only one Charles Collier had two hits, one
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Toronto 3 Mont.reul (I best of Tee 1G— Brown and L ito er wiU move on to new lairof which watt' a triplt
and aI,lpwmg four hits
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B~ JIM BACCHITS
Perhaps his most notable
champiosis
A lot of infielders have baehIl
several on t.c an undefeated year and record as a senior was steall(.
21
times
and
wus
7
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iron lust fall. Our IR~t is thut ning Lariy had a crest day, W
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Gals Golf Tourn. Yeum Jiln Puyne hai been th41, Lyintin artidutite. truly a with more than 1W - .rd
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I.Ii
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Auto
Club
for
tile
which
produced
several
trenienitig
single off Nfiller climaxed it
of the U.S.
four-run NC rally in the eighth
past two 'ears, finished the 150 dous performances,
Ifines.
leader
of
Texas
inning of tile nightcap that
3ill,
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21
ininutes.
and
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average
Southern's
group
of
gifted
wiped
out a 74 Oriole edge.
seconds, for an
good
enough
to
Frank
Robinson lilt his second
speed of 109.837 miles per hour. sprinters. Was
tilt' award at almost any Isomer of the two bill for BaltiHe broke the 1964 record of
I
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KU Relays. So was nlore.
by
A.
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hierusdon
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their first-ganie victory over
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with r liti help
tti1l
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track
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the
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Trenton Speeda
one milt,I\% its ,
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10-0 win over Sunford Atlantic in the American Little simp-son and David Soper
Leittrue. puftiTir their 1.eum into a three way tie There were four .%ophomomn~ I
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Goodyear
gartic
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thf, Sul) Group 5 Tournament tit ing tile singlef. for the loserN I
'lonini~-Jpiiradise with tile "banliers"
Robert
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tire
giant
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Lwok
Mimniisozs
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I)t!nnls
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solid
hitting
support from
Cloud rapped a single down the
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with threst. 1uu atnt'et .lerrm
tiff the but of MILe Leach wh i ch
Farella lvd tilt- lohert; ill tht,
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THA I' . . . the pins just had
to fall down. The Singles Chanlpi(uns of the An-

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old .Wintion predtindtatted Ole
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All Around: John Perry

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rinuid Bnwling Tilurnament.
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run at 9:8o a.?n., bawling a lierbfit, lor
tournament, losing in Bishni).,
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THE NUNNNNER — LADY TERI . . . 'Riding his first niount. in any I-ace,
jockey Charlie Simpson rode Lady Teri to the wiTer's circle in the thud
,
, at
race niday night at Seminole Downs. Tonight, the first race start,
(Herald Photo)
7:4.5 p.m. and features thoroughbred bones.

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ouiI quilt ,riu in' viuttnliI''n
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tioner fecituris quiet, effkient conhnt$
and ventilation for large rooms. Icity
do.ltyour*elf installation. 2spøecl
on-off most.r switch with "ill" or it,)"
1cm speed, with or without coaling, huumk,ity control, magnetic tilt-out front
for qt.idt removal of litter and automcsiic thermostat to maintain comfort

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This means that an allowauct at the- 1u)nie oI Giiun and cor- ieiidm were Gamy and
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Shipping in Arabia and hLa One
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The refresh iiien t able,
li'a
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eflt('l'1"O'il' of iiit
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and crystal al4i,1tlnent
Pouting fr"i,i antique silver sill,',
service we re Mrs, iann's \\ utile
tiS''M
and Mr. fliehaid Van Mien

ISSlI. IN Rfl of Agricult nrc', l)tiylo
lATE (t)
Cttnnor, w ill play I he part of auctioneer 'Thursday
in Td aha see at a luncheon-fashion show put on
by the Fltrjcla Fashion Council ill raise money for
:i TIC\V WiRe' .t 1 ho East ci- seal 1eha1iiht at ion
icr, 4 I (1 M- er Pai'k l)i-ivo, Tallahassee- The rli'v
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A-ill I-,(,
held at the Cctunlrv Club from 1 lo Z.
'tVi'es of several Cabinet members will be included tcmong the models and a wardrobe will be preSCfliCC Mi's. Claude' Kirk. Clothes shown will be
aiic-ticinecl off after- the show by Conner. Photopi-aphed :b-'e is Mi-s. Doyle Conner, who wi ll
(Photo by Mildred Edie)
model in the show.

annouflCC
Fo1Ioi ing brief
Finuiking thi alt w "c
i'0 silver LandI( hibra contain
me lit' b'. c Ins' president, Mrs
mg wliiu .andlis and spring Richard Mona Walker, a short
flowers of pasU i olord( OuOi)al a'- led b Mrs Do

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Mr. and Mrs Tiwma1 lot Ip haV
11 '.ut decided b Uie iiimbumui
where
Pat
of
is taking
Put
daughter
Champagne
and
the
Jr.,
hers
that
daui
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Adll
annual
Business
III
be'
a
toursi
Brunch
wou
ld
&amp;
refresher
ments against the' charts that Bahrain Island, Arabia, a r
for
the
chapter.
The
Chain
cud
ac.compaui'. imittni directions hit)UsegLtect of his parentS Mi ministration
jiagne
V.11
N)Urte'
of
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T J. lordaui S" of
Mr
I to th'ternuiit the SiLt that most and
distributing
•itid
ineurcluaiit'
Altanionfl
'tvt.
nuui_hes SOUl measure- 2iJ. I orest
uiiart
'li'tc! d'-auuci Ltspd'
lIt
a
repre
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Mr
.iorUahi
eoiui;itiat_
nienta
m anufacturers Springs
Some
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: tilt- nej,"hhorhood of seven inch- ~
es belotil %,our waist. For your;
vorre it rru length runiw th
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underarm till wrist. holdIli,, .'our arm down and relaxed.

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and Ph Iii' roth' Staph ton
were Mr .
Otlu r' .itu nduig
Pc ncla"i i' p'nlrt ci th e punch
Mt". Stutt' I.ILg1li grcc Lcd th and Mrs l.il' Turk' Mr and
and
Bill G'aiee' Mr
.'ue't- it tin door The thin in. Mr
and
Alexander Mr' Bill V arfit-id Mr
tiosU csi w N lant
and Ann Itiggnis.
Mrs. Li-Land Ttucld. Mr. and

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Mtfl.YI PI:TI.soN noel:
night. when you
Aitni with flowers, spring crepy. Each
fact,
UFtC
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tiw brought Li round of parties
your
special
attentiuD
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Elect Officers
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thoroughl'.
The' first party-givers of the and throat. Cit_an
lotion
moisturizing
\tw off u'ers wtirt- elected
then appI a
11u1i
1w ni I season were Mayor and &amp;lrs
(I 'H
c ni and hostt
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it
lubricate
\iird 1t 1w hit itt w Saniord
c1
otte
I George Fuller. The- Fullers en Ga!
th'i
Liii
hlibisc'ii
for
Sigma
Phi
Beta
City cwd'
white s-on sit-eli
U rtnined friends and neighbors
specialI nuti_tizig Friday al tilt (I ardui 4. ChIC!
Thu
Sornrit%
Jont.s
and
Mr
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at an informal open house colewuis held in tilt. Caucus Itotiiu of with Mr. W. II. Stewart 41111! will o to flit, ;iresicleii' :1
brating the addition of their
if you like lamb' that if JUiCY,
thu First federal Savings and Mrs. John Lutiwi to- Itt,stt.t's lerezict- ill May '.'.hiici will at-UC patio.
use ji meat tliernionheter in a
During
the sochi! hour Die held
Luun ArocIatIoU.
Tavares.
Guese
were
served
a
variety
land' roust and cool: to about
Nt'w officers are as lolIows hostesses served peach cobbler.
horticulture program '.
and
hlerhiert
Moreof
cheeses,
dips,
cold
cuts
r degrees.
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president Mrs. Pat Mauli; '.'lcc ice- cre-ani and coffee' to t iuiem- given by rilrs.
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neth1 baked banns
nuniguest,
airs
outand
taioper;
utrrs
i'nni
laud who talked on Bavhlilies
: president. Mrt1.
along with old-fashioned Geirecurdmr secretary, Miss liar- Pierce, houseguesi of Mrs. Da- anti gave timely topics ir
3B YEARS
111011 potlitti salad.
burn l3"untiiuigs corresponding vid Fauver
month's gardening
At 'int &amp; raiaane
The business session v.iis turn
, avcrc'tur' SIrs lunt Warner,
Mrs Edna Burnt; invited the
FASHIONS
'1IA1tlflA1tE'
tAlongsidit
old post office)
and trezIsuric i'r' Ilura Lee ccl over to the jiri sidt.iit MI'S eirch to meet with tier for thi
fastuot
present
Paris
the'
if
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ltussel. Thi officer: will in- In- J. V. Jones, and the highlight first in a series of infornuil i'uf
trend Lu ind us trial hipper, nail
stalled at the fir'i Council of the nioeung Suis weh.oiuiiug mi,
be held in various Iwniw
heads, riveted nameplates aui
iiienitiers: this summer.
tie- 1u1towii
u
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wired-together plastics contin
Fowider'i- Day Luncheon in- Mrs. Harold Davis, Airs. W U.
Freuchi girls mu lieU
ues
jurnintion 'tas presented to the lLãvrngston, Mrs J L Gradiek
no' pe'dic ani
drcin
u'rLirr'
rprd
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juicl:
rcpreaeui.iLUVeI' who wiii i'eeur auti ix C. F. iot.are.
Crps*s • Pumltiwt
th
jobs. Cur
repair
for
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read,
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Commltti*s to assist at the sardines and muaui with mayanto their chapters. Since this
hay
•Piauigs
fashions
young
Tlle
i mecutig was a special meeting Flower show were' appointed. iiuise. Spread uii ernelcen and rently,
flu
toge
er
in
th
hammered
RetI hds
all new business will be brought Mrs. it. G lirissou, the in- sprinult' with minced greezi been
juiarst
hardware
stoat.
coming president, outlined pro- ohivm
at the May I net1ng-

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(flI In Loch
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married A pril 1 • 114 4 -" In M ritil
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They have been resi- formal rook-'tit. The spacious
cIt lits of thu Oviedo
do .iiid ( r p.ilio su"rouncling 1 hi pool area
ol ac'ti; it' Its
..t. ; '.tl wa s • N-0hi
i.indo a rea s for ti lt .
y ears.
•irs
CLII 'I' .'ilh ci sit uk..
c olor
.itici v liii t
% it h thu u.. of I taboo dur
A pint
; ening much merri
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i.irg ri ti ptiOn room Thu N nit'nt as in io i'd when A n Ti
cm Liii prize for the
ireshnient iahU w i'- it" t "cc' Cr icc'
Cliii
collected from the
cicith
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(1dm' lost rs
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Iuoli(iring iw' )Y
lieist,i, itt it 1'ttiit tticliai juit .!
cntiuietluiieni
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tmI
$j,f t;11i4
food I n acrid Pat and 'Vernon Ham '
sure to ouri1f
direr Lion- to givi von tin pro cp irh1ixi c Ilampuiglu v a
tastt (1111 Stit auitl t C Harper Fi
Measurt the fullest part of per fit ía' iou'- p.irtt' uta" silt W di light z ,wu' met
Chapman Willa
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ar, E g g.,, and Haroud
Cavitar
your bust k eeping tlu tape Be curt VOU note tin differeiic t whic h c o nsiste d
Mat
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,loliui
Prohosch and
Sausages
I'eut
a little high in the bail mal- tilt eight stAt tin) •iuid Alniondine
Jeanetit
Alexander.
ruin, measure' sour natural Uicii-kiuipp'- hintin g.
Spoii Bre-ad, Corned Beef Hash.
Guests invited to attend were
waistline and the fullest putt
ileithi
and Glenn McCall, Bey
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%Nfiliit. Charlic ailt-n(it-d

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your child for it properly fittinf, cliart~ to hody measurvment~. ! f,ain Champa,mit, Brunch social
hutitlet .arnuent. Nov. -

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M Attli '1 NI
and Mars Mcintosh'
('hunt
welcomed the season with ii
luumpuigflt t()415t .11 their t tick
till. 11.1 r -fiel d øi honor of tiit
re-elected efluile-lIflhtMi tit
iut'v.'Iy

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Rev, and Mrs. Fred Chance,
Vernon Hardin, Mrs. E[Rrh Mrs.
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ris Folds, Richard Walker and
plan their size charts to the I
Ily juny LOVE,
in
Wine,
Bran
Jim
Neville.
I'rtceptor Mv Chapter of Beut Chicken LiverIii y last column, I gave it finished measurements of the
gunlelme. for measuring garment Others will size their I Sigma Phi recently held an (tI(" Muffins and Blueberry Muffins.
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trim.

ztrtenci were Mrs Helene
Blankenship, Mrs. Rosalla OL C Wnlk r M
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JaMer, Vernetti.
was co-hostess.
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Also Miss Sbejli 1,aBrc'e.
Kathy 1ziBrec Miss Lisa
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Miss Cheryl NeQuarters and
Paul NcElrc'nth.

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made her up
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The I cirestinient t1hiit Wa
overlaid with it pink embroider
cci cloth of linen with ii pini
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cake flanked by pink taper'
serving as a center piece
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Guests enjosrng cake cofft't
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(,alhigher Mrs Luther Tacker
Mrs
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By RUTH DATIJ)SON
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Penclar- afternoon. April If;. The ocenheld in the recreation hail
vis were the gurst.. of honor sion was their twenty-fifth wed- :
flu- First Tiaptic' Chu"cti of

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U,ih,'rt
-''ir hrihf j,r,rit. ot
Il,i'lui;'-..
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pall- clothe'. er
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Sililt- ni it. \I' 't rk,
f cit- k
!lc'tkc'uhnc'ti.
vhite one
(it
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1ir'rinII
mitp
hir"sii nd
ki'nnc'th 'ttit siti'I VlIIinm I
kinentd or
I ric:,'I ehq,'pcp
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hp(' Iicu'r'riP tier- ntssø It h!nd'
Iiiiiq. IHI I " 's'' stciii
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tic-ci''rt St'- nctr"cri
'xith flu' akin or fabric and
Po,i;iI,I
Stecli'
\'nIfer
ilii,i_
ov thrr,nh
t- liiicI Iliii :iiit, lIbbirri ft, itic- r. 13(sqcfl t
I Intiii,i ii J •I' .\vt',sn, ll',t", I I( t,ivi'I h \I it
\T
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\lerri' I - 'Ncr,
I i'niiiltl Willia ,
th hn,i'a to
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(iIi,'h li,ni-h ,i,iiI L"!l 11.1,1 'hill III,1. It9fl'IHII Ifv-vr,',!rI.
Pit ha
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"ii 'nii'i"' liuiiiii,iy (yt'lhu''
hitHa
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with 'Ii i,i uI' ri i"j' ;','r Jr
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hurt Ii ''fur'
\lt flit \7,,uitiiiiiii, ii,c'ili'ui ti'tiiiit,''' tutu 111"l,
pf'nU ittA
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fiu. \'.11s- Wiiiiatii. Jr - 'Fht,n,
iisk''l flesh
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f1,,I,ulLhi
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fJavor
p,t-If
ir-lfv irri
jtucinlIV ir i'ii .-vI' flu iifutUti - il,,un I;, nutk.'', hrr'iI Siuirnoulc
to blind
'viii .I hpv,,ivincv
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b ri d a l shower held at the home 01 Mrs. Rennie heigans in Longwood .
Shown nre (lefl tz ri.ght) Mrs. Chiude Lane. Runt of the groom-elert..
Mrs Nenr Er'm rnothei 01 the hneie-c'lpc't Miss Ervrn and Mrs TWwe
McElreath. the cfroom-elect mother.

ned a' • surprise for Mrs
Martin turned out 11 surprise
br ('virvont as the ne; ar
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Mr.. Bill 1 aBteti, Mi's
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:t'rg, Mrs. St'otth' Freeman,
'\!r'. 1 nrr Buig'.s \1r Gras
Mrs tat
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Calvin Crocker at the Crockeri.
Iovej honic on 'I hird Street
North (irlanclo
Thu sho wer origin iI's plan

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flfl in etittin the ('Ok'
Chips
Mrs. B R Ora
ind dip mints peanuts punch
,nd eotfe '' it lsn 'eri'd
Att ndiii
flit, shn Cl
Ervin,
in mother of
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Mr.. Dee
Ile bride elect

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.I I tilt. recent federation of Garden
P. ,
Sugar spiced with LSD? 7bair chatirman anti is planninp
Jack."11gets
In when his wife finds out ~
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Clubs
Ceinventiciii
in
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Installing officer will he at- yule. Their publicity chairman. hr's been making passes at. her I
took them soaring over Fulton

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th
Garden Club won

at a buffet luncheon, Saturday.
readin' boutim.
MARY: hoar 'bout these two May G, at Otto's Huf Brahaus.

characters who were nipping at BILL GIELOW

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NOJtCIDY. has to TOLF:RATE of the proceeds to the Mcn1a and BILL and LIibA RECK. blanks and will give you au
anti the information. T)eadline for
that I saw, were
wi ll ful and deli berate IMPU- Health Clinic. BRAVO
MRS.
M.
L.
RkBORN.
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te in South Vietnamese political life "cornpeting peacefully at the polls
and shuning violence."
U.S. Air the bomb-scarred, defoliated Ben Sue region cleared In Jan- The new escalation in the air
Byrd said the United States SAIGON 'AP
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sually heavy MIG activity in
from the Asians.
war today on MIG jet airfields ters.
Contact was reported light, which U.S. fliers claimed to
He told the editors that he had
the advancing ground though some U.S. tanks blew up have shot down tv.o of the Cornlong questioned the wisdom of in North Vietnam. while some
niunist jets and said they proba-.
getting involved in a ground 20,000 U.S and South vietnam- troops
uncovered supply caches on land mines, sniper fire was bly got five others. The loss of
and stubborn guerrillas, heavy
war in Vietnam. but "now that ese troops nuide a massive
tanks of three armored squad- encountered and a Vietnamese one U.S. plane to MIGs also was
we ztrc, we must do everything sault on three Communist jun.
runs crashed wide lanes in the unit engaged a small enemy - reported.
possible to bring the war to an gle redoubts in War Zone C.
jungle and mowed down clear- force outside Ben Cat.
of an intensified
A U.S. command spokesman
honorable conclusion."
The
object
of
the
large
move
war against the North VietnamSo long as the fighting contin- said U.S. Air Force F4C Phan- ings for future- helicopter asis
to
sweep
through
supply
ar
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have long advocated attackucs,
went on. "I feel it im- toms hit one North Vietnamese saults.
eas reportedly restocked by ]o• ing the MIG fields around of
The
operation. named Manportant that several steps be airfield at Hem Lac- . it mile's
Ads hattan. put about lout- brigades gistics companies of the Vict Hanoi. contending while the
tnlwn by our- government.''
W(5t of Hanoi while l-iivy
Cong 9th Division that was hit tiurnb'r of US planes lost to
American troops
I-it listed these' as aufflhrity nnci Aft'- liii st'c'ontl jet field at
arid a tegi badly during the recent Opera- MIGs has not been high, their
inent of Vietnamese- 1!flCI the
for military commanders on the Rep.
riihie- northeast Of
field, plus supporting armor, tion Junction City deeper in War presence has often reduced the
scene- to increase bombing to nol.
' efficiency of American attacks.
cut enemy supply lines and hit Pilots reported both missions artillery and aviation battalions. Zone C
military targets in the North; were successful, U.S. headquar- The American units were dethe Sairefusal to agree to
more ters said, but ttwrc was no re played on both sides of
northgon
River
30
miles
about
truces such as the six-day one in pa
N OTICE W' Ph LIC hEARING
rt of the damage
Saigon,
with
troops
war,
west
of
lierct,y given, that NOTICE OP Pt•HLW HEARING
Notice.
February and "concentrate on Elsewhere in the ground
Notice I. hereby given, that
the
Board
of
County Comintamgetting support in the way of I U.S. Marine' and Army infantry from the 25th Division along the i(,iI4fC of SCflIi!1Oi(
County. Flor- the Board CI! County Commisecombat troops from other Asian men clashed repeatedly with southern sector and 1st infantry ida, propoi* t, rezone the fol- ioier of Seminole County, PlotL'w:iig de,'rited property ,re- lda pr-CIpOM' to rezone the folnations."
forces in South Division troops on the north.
scattered enemy
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mently
zoned A-i Agriculture to lowing deacrlb&amp;-ci property pre"1 feel the logical course for Vietnam's threatened north ern ' Three Vietnamese battalions B-I A Residential:
watu? e'nt3y zoned fl-i itceldentlal to
Lot
C-i Commercial: Lots l.A., 1, Z
the United States to follow," he
moving overland north- Farm, Plat Book 6, Page
province's. The U.S. command '.sere
Z. Block B. it Addn. to Rebeing
beatirid
Furtiler
described
at
said. "is to permit our military
west from Ben Cat through
h the
total of 91
reported
a
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on
the
South
side
of
Lake
plat
of
Mobile Shores, P.B.
i r'rI-e end We't aide' of Clear S. Lake-Further
in
leaders to conduct the
described a.
such a way as to bring it to the dead
Letce. Approximately 42 acres- South f Plumosa Ave. and West
Legal Notice
in the Communist C Zone
Public hearing will be held
- R. 42.
earliest possible conclusion."
Public hearing will be held in
in the Seminole County Court I
of
Saigon,
helicopternOrth
Byrd, in his prepared reIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Houce, Sanford, Florida, in the the Scniinoit County Court
HOuse, Sanford, Florida, In th e
marks, did not mention peace borne troops fanned out through THE NINTH Jt'I)lCi.%l. CIII" County Commissioners Room,
CCII', IN AND FOR NEMINOLF. May II. 11i67 at 11:00 a, rn. or nil ('ounty Commissioners Room,
negotiations.
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IN TUE CHICIrIT OORT 0,'
Seminole County, Florida
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Seminole Count)', Florida
THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIH 'By John Alexander, Chairfly 30111 A1.'xanidcr, ChairNOTICE FOR RIDN
CCII' IN AND FOR NEIIINOLE JOYCE W. STOKLEY,
man
The Board of County Commias- corI' -. J"LoIUDA.
Defendant ,
Attest Arthur Be'ckwlth, Jr.
iuncrp of Seminole County, P'bor- CIVIL ACTION NO. iara
NOTICE OF NVJT
Attest Arthur Beckwith, Jr.
PublIsh April 24. 1967
Publish April 24, 1967
Ida, will reonive bids at the of- 'rj-i
liowicicY SAVINGS BANK, 'JO: JOYCE W. 8TOKLET
DDM49
DDM4*
c/ti Ml.. Ka th y Kinsiet
floe of Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.,
Plaintiff.
1409 Ith- t-rdale' Road
Clerk, in the Courthouse at
NOTICE OP PIT1ILJC HEiRING
NOTICE TO DEFEND
ford, Florida. up to 5:00 P. M. CHARLES i-: ROBI3JNS, et ux,
Rivardale, Maryland 20740
Notice- Is hereby given, that
Monday, May S. 1967, for turnYOU ARE HEREIfl NOTI- the Board of County Commiss- 'l'HE a'r.vi'E (IL FLOItII)A TO.
t'.'Icntianitt'
JIC1tRY LYNN SELF
lahing the- following Timber
J"JED th at ii suit has heen filed lone-ri of Seminole County, FiorNOI'I('E OF SALE
Whose residence and adProducts:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN against you in the' Circuit Court Ida, propose to rezone th e foldress
Is unknown.
ITEM NO.
l'imtj,?r Piling
flV
11st7,
of
Seminole
County,
Florida,
the
Of
May.
lowing
described
property
prethe4th
that i
ILEASE TAKE NOTiCE that
ITEM NO 2 St r u c t nra I at J21111 AM., at the main door abbreviated title- of which is sentl' zoned M-IA industrial to
Bridge Timber of the Courthouse of Seminole- BRUCE A. STOKLEY, Plaintiff, C-I Commercial: A tract of land you are hereby required to fits
Sl'cl!icutIutl,. giving desorip- County. Itt Sanford, Florida, tI.e 'a JOYCE W. STOKLEY. De- 50 ft by 250 ft in the SW cor- your written Answer or defense,
tions, Quantities, and oth er di'- undersigned Clerk will offer tot' fendatit, Case' No. 67-389, the us- tier of Lot 21, Orlando Judus- If any, personally or by an at.
tails arc available at th e office sale to the- highest and best ture- of which Ii Divorce. You trial Park, P.D. 10, Page
o, torus)-, on or before May i,
of th e Seminole County
gi. bidder for cash the' following iLte required to tile your answer Public Records of Seminole Co., 31167, at the Office of the Clerk
nest, 1
miles south of Sanford described rcal property:
or other pleadings thereto with Florida, more particularly di's- of the Circuit Court at the
follow.: Beg at the Courthouse in Sanford, Seminole
on U. S Highway 37-11.
si
Lot 15, Block F. COUNTRY the Clerk of said Court at San- eribed
All materials furnished must
CLUB MANOR , UNIT NO. 8, ford, Seminole County, Florida, SW cor of Lot 1, Orlando In- County, Florida. and to snail a
ounferm to the current Standard
ocurdtng to the pint there- and to nerve oopy thereof upon dustrial Park and running Nly COPY thereof to STENSTB.OM,
Si'ectfioatlons of the Florida
of as reoorded In Pint Book the- Plaintiff's attorney, LES- a distance of 350 ft aing th e DAVIS &amp; McINTOSH, Attorney.
for Plaintiff, Poet Office 33ox
State Road Department.
12, pages 75 and 76, Public TEIt S KAPER, at the address East r/w In of ER.
1380, Sanford, Florida,
Bids to be enclosed t a sesiRecords f $.'niiiiole County, shown below not later than th e thence running Ely a distance of that
certain divorce proceeding
11 4th day of May, 1967. in default 25 (1 ft parallel to tile- North r/w
ad cziveto* plainly marked on
Florida,
thence
running
pidmn.g
against you in the Cl,-the- outside-, "BID FOR TURN- together with
1t structures, of which a Decree Pro Coefesso in of Park Rd ,
cult Court of the Ninth Judicial
II3HING TIMBER PRODUCTS. iniprov.'ziieiiits. !jturoa, appli- will be entered against you. The iiy n distance y
,o'
parallel Circuit lii and for Senniols
open May 9, 11167."
Herald
ancets, and appurtenances on said I San tot d
is
bert-by to the East r/w
of S. ht..520 County, Florida. Iii Civil Action,
Bide will be opened eu 'rues- land or used in conjunction I designated as the newsipapar In thenc.' t-Uit Wly In
a distance of ithi abbre'!ated title of
said
day, May 9. 110 67, at fl:Ut1 A. M. therewith.
which' this Notice shall be pub- 250 ft alug N nw
in of Park &amp;au55 being "JEANNE SELF,
or as soot. thereafter as possible,
Thi,; •ai.- is maul' I'Ur$UaUt to I listued oi,e:e- a week for tour (4) ltd to (i.e 110H--The land abuts Plaintiff, s-u
rsu. JERRY LYNN
tit .t t,.setlng to he held iii the- thud juiigm.'i' I -iit.'J'ed In Civil '- ott5.eUt is-.weeks.
t'egintiin; a tiutnintiuni of 360 ft on the EliSt SELF.
t)e!crudant," and be-rein
County
Commission
Meeting Action No- 16542 hOW pending in I April 24 th . 1(167.
side- , if Sit. 8-530 and abuts
fall hot a Default Judgment
Room in th e Courthouse at San- the Cim-c..'ult Court iii and for
wI'rNESS toy liatud and the mlniuuuui of 250 it on the North will
be entered against you, and
ford, Florida.
Seminole County, Florida.
seal of the Court, this t,tb day side- (of J'a,'k ROad.
Chic cause- I)rei'v-td er part.Tl4l. right is ze.ervvd to
DATED THIS 20th day of
i April, 147.
Public hearing will be held In (SEAL)
cept bids on only one or both April, 1967.
(SEAL)
the
Seminole
Court
County
Arthur H lieckwit;,, Jr.
itema, or to waive atmy irreguln- (SEAL)
Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr.
Bouse, County Commiutoners
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Clerk of ti't' Circuit Court
Itt's or techntoelItlea In bid. and
Jr.
Arthur U. Heckwith,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Room, Sanford, Florida, on May
Seminole County, Florida
to reject any or all bids.
the- Circuit Court
Clerk
13y: Margaret E. Tyre
5, 11117 at 11:00 A M. or as
By; Margaret E. 'l')'rc
Board of County Commisa.
1e'- Martha T. Vihi..n
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- "•" '-tloners
Deputy Clark
LESTER S. KAFER
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Board of County Commnisis- STErs'STIU,M, DAVIS &amp;
Florida
AXI)EI-tSON. RUSh
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toner.
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Seminole
County,
Julio It Alexander,
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Attut o.-- tot- li:,,lut'
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Attest .-tzthu, bechwltb, Jr Publish .inJl it', 17, 24, &amp; M I Publish April 24 1 May 1. 17
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SUPPLEMENT your income. 1)tgstocking NEW
quality coin operated dispenflea IE st:t
15. Special Services
elder wom e n 600
sers In your area. No pelting.
Mt1dkm
lot
222-4613
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must
have
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To qualify you
preferred. High commission.
Repair
$1,900
cash
Tuning
references. $4100 to
C:: 1.o UMotel.
Apply
ROBERT A. WI LLIA MS
322-08l
secured by inventory. Seven to
Harry Waster
Nlips
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twelve hours weekly can net
P M.
Raymond Lundqui.t, Asaoe.
excellent Income. More full
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
23-Painting
interview
WANTED: Experienced w'aitress, 322-3951
time. For personal
DISTRImust he 21 yr'a. onul. Otto's lint
ST(ICKI'7Y'S
write
PERIAL DECORATORS flU'fiNr, CO., 61412 E. MockPark Dr. or
Dallas,
inn,
A.
Painting &amp; Repair'
ingbird. 1411 it e
See Us For Rental.
Texas 7,14. include telephone
Free Estimates. Pb. $22421
Days 821-7174
IIEAUTICIAN NVANTEI)
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Weekend. 323-0485
Night.
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BEAUTY
SALON
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223-4013
or
322-0S2-1
5tOOF EAVES WALLS
Es'rAIILISIIEI) BI'SINESS
Jimmie Cowan
C. A. WHIDDON
YENTSCH 322-4142
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STANLEY'S BIKL- SHOP
Intnreutcd contact ii. Stanley, TEACH 'MAKE-tJl' with Viviane 101 West First
*23-5911
A. J. ADCOCK
name-tics.
Full or
Woodard
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822-2191.
or
323-09*3
PAINTflG - PLASTERING
part time. Executive position
WALL PAPERING
DISTRIBUTOR
available. 4 24-8132 o r w rite
cARPENTRY . ROOFTNG
For This Area
2394 S. Illo
VA - I-'liA homes, lilt Areas
CALL 322-95*5
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322-5232
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EARN $25 to $0 a week for 12
24.
Well
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part-Tune \5'ork - For Extra
hours of tt ''nh. Ni, Ititcstmnu"i, t.
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Cm. i' &amp; Phone mie,'-asn ry. Sarah
NOW! a chance to enter the
Coventry .)s'ttelr. 322-7355.
wglLS DRLLLED. l'UU*
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multtnhilliol'i dollar Rie,'trofllca
INVESTMENT &amp; REALTY
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Alt Tyr"and
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We repair aid Service
vonl d fa flout'
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ST. JOhNS REALTY
&amp; Supply Co.
Oak .5 ye.
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SYLVANIA or 1'.5 radio, TV.
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service tube testers. Company
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guaranteed discounts In this
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repeat hualtiess assures exSMALL
LARGE
2244 Parl; Hr. 322-9718
ceptional rind profitable inGREEN BROTHERS ROOFING
A .51 nIt ipie Listing Realtor
outs for our dealers. All ac0614
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265 Park Drive
coUfltF cutitEilctC'l for and set 77. Situation Wanted
Ili ,. pi ll ,; t rat ni tug a nd operatNights &amp; Holidays
2S-Radio -Television
322-6824
ing instructions t)y Company. IRONING In my itonie, anytime, 322-31177
322-414*
322-542
\%'ll not interfere with preday or night.
SOUTHERN TV
cflt business or occupation, as
Call 322-1471.
accounts can be serviced even95. Ib)UMCS For Sale
Service Call., $200 O Black &amp;
ings or on weekends! Color TV 'WILL CA It E for small children
White. $5.00 on Color.
The Working Man's Friend
creating enormous demand and
mo- DI-: L'r' iN,5 2 11.-i roof,, L, baths,
In In)' ticiitir for wuirlci ii
ti nm,''nti,.' I'll. SAVE!
surge In future sales through301 Sanford Ave.
thers. 322-4241.
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Earning potential up to $500.00 ChilL!) CARE
'I'O HIT'i'i.I'i Estate. 3 Ddrm.,,
In city h',iiue.
per mon th or flmoll?, depending
sills
room, lgc. dining room,
Call 323.1763.
5-1750
on size or route.
LAKE MART TV
living rm. &amp; kitchen. 8-2704.
hip
$2,290,00
01"
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Maytag.
Zenith.
flotpolit, RCA.
TO M890-0 0 IS REQUIRED.
øp &amp; Save In Lake Mary.
Also, a good ear and 4 to $
hours it week. It you are
spare
lea)
Instruments
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have
a genuine
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39.ExterminatOrS
then wrtie '3' today! 11-TEST
l)!V- of GEMINI ENTEI1 flit IHTERMITE CON'l'ILOL
ES, Inc , 1750 Jiremutwood Blvd.,
Home Service
Jir.-titw','i'I, Muasciul 1 63144. InFree inspection &amp; 1?.sttrnatei
ci u'l r Ills iIE till tO her in resu me.
FLORILIIAN PEST CON'L'ttOL (Wit ('Is M 11 A N V INTE(IICITY
Dial (Toll Free) 845-0607
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Thailand.
"The time may he right, for
them to reiterate their invitations to other Asian nationsCommunist, non-Communist and
neutral-to convene an all-Asian
peace conference," he said.
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invited would Include Communist China,
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Washington Star, a director and I
former president of The Asso- 1
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made by M. Raypuond Daniel, t.aw 8D-10 which gives nuones ANVRE' C. RRA WAY ida
workers to total employment.
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Decided to delay action until
Ilamuk and a nwmher of the Snui.
ford USO Council. Mrs. Mary budget time on a recommentlaWashburn, executive director of tion from the Educational Sec.
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Jnderway To Get
the-local organization, will serve retaries of Seminole County to
group sc'iIua)l secretaries toas hostess.
The Chauuht'r extends an in- ge th er under one salary Mehe'!vitatitm to all huisiuiess people tile and increase their sick leave
Golf Course Here
EAJUA IIIGGINHOTIIAM
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to attend this special meeting, days;

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A group of prominent Sanford businessmen have been

working "under-wraps" for the past month in hopes of raising

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necessary funds to

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establish

a private golf course one mile

west of the Lake Mary Interchange by 1 -4.

Andrew Carraway, spearheading th e drive said his group
is
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t'r lift statiou) on th e lakefront
project to Moore Utility Supply

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fe'e club on Thursday at 10 a.m. erty of5.t; ucres in the F'ivo

time on concrete walkway from

abon within a year.
The course would include a "modest" clubhouse, swimtuuing jxxil and tennis court. 'We are not undertaking this as
Air conditioner for the recreaAnd then we talked to Mr. L
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Gerald Warren of 61 N. flow provision should cause pm'ktor of Seminole Downs a criticism of the Mayfair," Carraway said, adding, "It's
tion department office to II. B.
Fitzpatrick (The great peacepope Company for $604.38;
Triplet Drive raised it "stink" pruaiu!u',uts In the hionie of his Restaurant, whose state license just too crowded at times."
maker):
The Overstreet Land Corporation has agreed to give the
Agreed to purchase account- Monday night f i t a continued zwighihnrs, Councilmen Chuu'lt's titus been approved pending soREPORTER - What did you
group some 200 acres for tile facility and Carraway hopes to
talk about behind closed doo rs?
"'""(11"Iff
1)(111 offered
"'ill"on,
raise from $300,000 to $41M,000 to aget the operation off the
for $11,700 with payments to be City Council, deniamiding""ry
action
wztru-i'n""d
gallantly
to curing of tile city perillit.
FITZPARICK-Changes in the
A
motion
that
the
city
go
ground.
stretched out for three budget to prevent emcm'gt'nt'y overflow i'xtt'iul toilet privileges. ittt utuis
Port authorit.' bill.
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years.
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(I 1111$ thic uivaslti lIft. ntg&amp;tlu.tu Oil it $t'J)ti(' tittik.
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And then we went back to Mr.
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system
hunt
draining
occasion•?'.'
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Alexander:
,
ditch
adjoining
his
ally
into
a
REPORTER-How come you
cull tot' fines of $200 is day or
property amid the middle Lake 60 days in Jail, for polluting police nail firemen died when
didn't ment.ion talking about the
DR.'"'. Ir. ROBERTS
the chairman, Mrs. Edith
Triplet.
port bill?
lakes. lie described tit(, sit tutuLast Friday, two Sanford
Mayor Arthur Whiciutitty tend tiuui as "nielotlorous,'' when he Duerr refused to break a tie
ALEXANDER-Well, we
letters
friati Van-en, atuti Paul tumid other city officials were vote with Woodruff and Willcussed a few other things be- teenage boys were jailed for i Hates, superintendcuut of Cmi- ettuttlucteti on a "lot) yard scuuv- sun voting for the motion and
bides job classifications.
toxication.
se
I berry Gardens.
regarding eager hutit'' one night by War- Paul Rutenkroger and
I)r.
REPORTER-Oh , , In other bu s iness, the city:
the
prohlt.nt
tumid
what is being rca.
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Eugene Ellis against.
Agreed to close and vacate
dot e to correct, it.
Council accepted Ellis' ie'cSay, who is chairman of the an alley in the area between
A luel'iIsIt lot' sale of beer
Huiks rvtUes teul approval by only on premises for Seittinolu oinmnumlntltin amiti authorized a
Democratic exec utive commit- First Street and Second Street
the council of tin isutoitiutic Raceway Restaurant to Alike street light Ili front of the
tee? Bob Petree on television from Sanford Avenue to Cypress
warning systeiti that would Gruusso was rovokeil nail re- Wcathei'ington
Sunday night was introduced as Avenue to pave the way for the
Building
on
tuki't the i)Olkt' depurtm(,nL, If
chairman. Hmmrnm and we new Wian l)ixic Cornith'x;
issued to John SI iehat'I, jiro- Highway 17-92 innd at the end
the PUH1PS failed t (hi' lift. I
thought It was Dr. W. V. Authorized $150 to $200 for a
of Carlisle Drive, and liii' dos.
stution amid the level in the
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Roberts.
er spacing of existing lights on
topographical survey of th e pro.
man hole reached a dun ger
posed zoo relocation site;
the hitter.
point. 'I'lie pollee station would
Today the world mourns Named Boyd Coleman to the
then contact one of several
Adenauer . - . funeral in Ger- Board of Adjustment and A liCasse'Ibt.rry
Gardens' employes
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many . . . all hud of state peals;
Flyers Lost
to tuke cure of th e situation.
there . . - Nobody asked me, Named and created a sevenKEY WEST (Al') -- Coast
City Attorney Kenneth Mcbut where was Mr. Adenauer man central contractors' board
Guard cutters and aircraft
intosh stated, "I doubt very
when millions of Jews were made U of A. K. Shoemaker
searched today in tile Gulf of
touch if the Stutu Hoard of
butchered in Auschitz and Buc- Jr., LeRoy Jtobh, It. L. Harvey,
Mexico 7 miles west of here
Health will approve the re.
WilIini
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harper
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In observance of world - wide investigate purchase of a suitUSO month the Seminole Coun- able, s, centrally located in
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The board, by a 4-1 vote, approved an ordinance saying any

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the County Commission met beDr. W. V. Roberts urged the over live mills for all purposes,
bind closed doors yesterday at board to reconsider the ordi- blind servicemen exempt from
11:30 a. m. .
ziance as the "only way to curb taxation, tax millage of any
The following conversation this menace."
county or city shall not exceed
took place between the County
Roberts said many parents that of 1966.67: allowing cities
Commission c h a i r m a a and had been complaining to him of -impose a two per cent tax on
yours truly:
the need for the city to show rent and upon sale of food;
REPORTER - What happen- "leadership'' to stamp out this
Tabled action until budget

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lson - . • Confederate dead . . . ject to a maximum fine of $200 or 90 days in jail.
133,821.
Commissioner Earl Higginbotizarn opposed the move saying .t
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comparer! to a state growth of
Ing the mapituI in Tallah'ussee rato nf
:10 per cent.
'4111d.
city limits legislation definitely ivinibursement. "This allows them to keel) more revenue yet,
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and
"get i'g with" con.
Seminole's
iuhstantial perIn
other
huiness,
the
hoard:
out
All out conce rt ed ef- not i-educe the tax assessment on city taxpayers anti still
\\'AsIIIN(;'I'oN (A1).-S(!ui _____________________________
Au th orized the superintend- struction of new legislative faci- eenthge gains in employment
not use funds where they are paid," Knowles explained,
forts on 'AS annexation
site Republican Lender Everett
was only outranked by the
to negotiate for the par- IIUCL
eat
Earl Higginbotham asked Corn- The city authorized Mayor Joe hiker to write the county N Diu'kseti, hospitalized
:nnstal
co'intie of Brevard,
the
Wight
Huildin
chase of
mission to throw open the youth telling theni "we are aware of what's going on," however, cml times in recent. mon th s, is
Coffee
Palm Reach and Broward.
locate9 at the corner of Fourth
wing of the Civic Center to Ne- City Attorn(!y Bill Hutchison emphasized tilt- county was riot Ili Walter Iteed Hospital once
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gory, ern.
and Lawlel. StrMts In Sanfotd
groes
He's the only one violating ny law in this practice,
again. lit' was bedded there
ploymerut
gains
were
substan.
used
as
a
maintenance
to
be
enough guts to say what he
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creatwt and
distributed
boro recreation center which
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$5MO0. According to Knowles, the county Is using race track

morrow on legislation
(Could no: have picked a bet- revenue in their road and briulge fund so they shift
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Jr. will represent the

land

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Installed were W. P. ?sledc!alf,
president: P.lr.. Thm Harris,
vi't president; Mrs. Ronald
?.lasten, recordingsecretary;
Mrs. B. H. ,irnrdcorrespnndIn secretary. and .lnmes Spen.
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Some .(' or flinTy entries in
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decorated the club house and
tjihlr. The silver howl trove).
in trophy wa presented U
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henutiful three-tier arrange.
mc•nt of colorful petunias
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Mrs. F'red Tempk, who hek
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W. P. Nedcall. Mrs. Thrn Barris and Mrs. .lnrrnrd.
Silver Bowl traveling trophy is presented to Mrs.
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Monroe-Motel ;
and S. J. Davis vent over
or Joe Baker and Chester
changes
in the by-laws of the
?!ett ill of the motel.
organization
to be presente(l to
Standing left to right,
the hoard of directors April 27.
I loward 1 Lodges, j)I'(i
VSUit'r the proposed by-laws,
dent of San ttn'tI :t lant .
sist'mht'rshp
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flank, City Attorney Bill
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washers &amp; dryers, patios, swimming pools,
bondscapiiig, wall-to-wall floor covering

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financial assisttssissotite hpriiigs siiiil Iasko
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once with this theIsts.
The City Conitnissiors Mon- Mary, 'I'hie ile_'ruid learned Liiday night is expected to urge day.
Twenty truek bails of ('lily
the Orange-&amp;miviole 1.41.0
sca
giVtnii gratis to the J.oiig'I'ALLAIIASsI: i: (itl')
The
five delegation to battle a Iziw
wood field Wst.lsis'sduy alter- house today revised an variit'r
,
'It f
viding
w-1
nooij hy Woodrow Pre.scott, Ili- (jechdoll oil daylight having
a
niuniupul (irs'nwn ansi P- eul busins'sijiusu, aunt tt'atispisL- thnuo and voted to move
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Florida
An escapee front a Sanford ieensesi, 'I'hie JIetuld lt'urniind to- esi to the field by city trucks.
c l oc ks forward ono hour on
Offers rausie luito this' town %prLI :to.
jail work gang was in critical day.
.
condition toduy at Orange
of
A ltu:uio,ute Spi- isigs by 11141
City AU.)t'n.')' W ilihit
Mcisiorial liempitul aft.a",' be
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(iWffl.' (If 51t51)'ii its'stouu'nist in
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hIuU-hsisu,i is pr.'srsstly studynsg Cis.'Ihierry
~ Wklb 16110t ill 01-111111110 -i&gt;. th
111151 ISIS official
the proposed bill culled by City thin
nuousthg.
ssttfor.i-Oi-luiishi, Kt''invi
LOS (lATOS, Calif. (Al')
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The escapee was Identified as Manager W. E. K:iowlus Ii Cbuhi to supply th ( IiL'eiih.!si 'l"Y A (Jilts-I hue Suit Jose (use jockey,
Earl I)upree of 12th St. lie "dangtsous expensive weapon for thin Altaunonto field uis.l the 'I'I&amp;s,si,jjs Harold I'uyim, n, auth
escaped
(ruin Sunifoxd ins I' cii.
J4alttn Mu,'y fit-Ill.
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isis wife wore In jail today, at'j.; where he was serving a 5$)
,
Juk King owner of Orstisgenlifted
It the IUW allould go throul(li,
it WOUld IM tile fit'a t 11tell ill
111111 other drugn to their fivo
He had served wily four duys Mli"Illillif oliell shop pructi('491 ulit-42 jil-4-tit!iI ttj jill4el. ,,,Ili tl.,,,,:i - childrim, rmigitig lit itgu frillil
J. C. I.AVENOER
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uniulig city C-111111loyes.
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four yearb to vlevell.
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0 people just sin not realiw how debris are not staying n- ills their isicIii.le
brought
tinder
control
I the Lawyer's Title Insurance
teil ,initl r. -Js,tir,irit Corp of Richmond. Va.with
fit-es zund is. ople must tint ri Iv 'sv ituriiitir
told The Herald toda a 1)I&amp;)
blare near the same location dangerous it is sight non
b',
the
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lie :sd k d reiiknt's to do on s w amps
sunips to stsis fire's I irs s upersiti
up 5it1it.3Ofl is close at hand
which burned approximately
House of Thm M( Donald president of the
Un III (511 (1 i
xpe( ted
''no burning if the to Is brush nsa s' liii's are started In swamp lIes I
in the forests of Seminole
hstr t Corp.. here as local
90 acres on IICSIiflS flitS. part
Ii)
5)111
pit
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or rough us ii in
s
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the
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"All
areas
difficult
This is the drzet it
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In
stop,''
County.
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burning hass be vii s((Ipi( d for \I iut.ius's ib • hi s.d
)'4arI n'r in I hi( d i y the City
has been here in 12 s ear' ' OS Wednesday.
the terms of the
I
Although
detailed
Inlorma.
a
week
now,''
lie
than
more
Marquis said.
Marquis commended the vol. Commission intel in
.
Attorney
I
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the
city
will get
ca.
''Since Jan. 1, 93 forest firs's finn was unavailable, at press said. "I have seen fires recent- unteer fire departments of the William Ihitchicon's office 1(1
grins
Income
tiu
morteenIae
of
the
have burned the equivalent of time today The Herald was ly jump a quarter mile at a area. "They are sure helping a oversee ex('(ujt ion or
from all sources after five
2,0(10 acres," Marquis reported, Informed by the Forestry Ser. time,"
lot tins! should get recognition,"
years.
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'Iee at IAmgWOOd a number
"Persons burning trash and he said.
"as compared to 107 forest firer
At the name meeting. Corn____________
of
set
fires
were
raging
In
ing
of
933
acres
all
of
th
bu
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wi
missioners
authorized Mayor
the Winter Park Tract north.
last year.
Joe
Raker
to
execute the lease
"The wooded areas and even east of Lake Ashby about
agreement.
the swamps are tinder dry and mid-way between Ostern and
IjIII1J
'Meanwhile on the lakefront
es Smyrna Beach Se v eral
getting drier every day. With
work
is already underway on
winds all it takes is a spark to homes are located Ili the
the Community Facility project
area, however, most of the
'ci off new fires"
with the public boat ramps 71)
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lands are In cattle range,
Investigation by the Florida
per cent completed. according
Rangers at the Longwood staForest Service of the latest
to City Manager W. E. Knowles.
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fire near SR 46 and the St. tion of the Forest Service have
The shell of the dry storage
Johns River revealed the fire been placed on 61- day weeks.
facility in already up and city
had been set by an unknown Hanger Marquis 5tated 90 Per
crews are presently laying
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of
the
fires
are
being
' person.
storm
water lines In preparaThe rangers fought and caused by carelessness, "The
.tion for street construction.
'Meanwhile Florida Power Co.
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The critical point in the
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"fully Round The F1I.. B's" drought has been reached by
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P.y !t,a Shumur..
ATTORNEY GORDON County. Cecil Tucker, county
FREDERICK - "The Sound agent said today. "Trees are
And The. Fury" By William dropping leaves and somej
Faulkner.
crops are being plowed up,"
DR. W. V. R0ERTS. he sta ted.
CHAIRMAN OF THE DEMO- "We need at least an inch of
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The Florida State Bank once and for all wa',hed
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-- Romar.
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and citrus will be out of
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PIT(-" P5 Lcw i"d Gibbonc
RAM
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thoti'4C
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in
the
flOOfl
declared.
aftei
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FR 01 d.ri_ rfiled papers yesterday
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71,1 E
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deeding the property back to toe Oi iii I Ofl
'Bow To Succeed In Business, is one of the longest droughts
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Shepriurd Mend.
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some effect available for comment.
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Earlier
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formal
SEN. KEN' PLANTE
year.
By very critical at this stage of charges of violating a special
Expectations"
"Great
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growth
Chzinle I'it'l ens."
THE SANFORD CITY COMagainst John Burton, owner of
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the lounge were drafted by the
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state. The bar had been ordered closed last week.
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PETERSON SR.,
A. B
On March 27, The Florida
CHAIRMAN OF THE iiosi'iS• S
of
the
county's 176 State Bank picked up the mort"Never Call Must
'lAL BOARD
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j.t-ttresat
rruce V. Catton. ... - ci'" 'o"
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tilnrijbli
condition
of
AMIIA
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the
dry
wt'ather
Road
Supt.
"Why iiurrv ov .1e514t• L..S flCzl
ing a foreclosure sale.
~ C. Lavender
ii iumr.
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Iltislitesittiti'ii anti eitize'ns of
Meaiswhiilo I)bttik't t County
d
However, Boyce
Luverider
d that
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
South
Seminole
have
rallic4l
to
Commi8tiloner
and Alt4unotite
9 MIL EE
T. bus beateri up the roads and to make g(xA his del)t to the
The Art Of R.
IIIIPI
Mayor
W. Lawrence
the support of thai Little LeaSelf- many pot bolt's are breaking bank from a first and second
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itna, Bryant and Birkcsnmeyer)
"Raise Up The Bctcifhesms,
Carpenter" B. J. D. Sa1inrer.
w CH'1BER OF COMMERCE
MANAGER .1OHN kRIDER "A Mor, For All Sestsnn" By
Ilohert Bolt.
CIVIl. I)EFEYSE PIRECTOR HERBERT .1OHNSON
"It Can't Happen Here"
By
Smc'lair LfWi,
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Neiherry, nteniht'rzIutith-W'inttir Purl; Itoarti 01 I gt.ist hint ernp"d trum it priItualtorE, attended all t,tI%tea- I vat, )ail' to ttit iipnrtmezlU
tional institute of the Florida they went after tile fleeing
Association of Iteultors in Or- ttiri1..
Afrt"- much; ti-nuld.- with trzLflando.
The institUU viii it "rolling fit- nit nearby atrveU they
college of real estate kunwi- L rnund,d up two geese ane put
edge" conducted by the State thew in the lake, 'titers reported
realtors' group in It) Florida the event it thtiet boss.
nske'd
"Whitsi whitc geest
cities this month. A fuculty of
seven realtors uistl mortgage of- the boss. "Wt don't have any
ficials is traveling 1.600 mIles white geeii"
LV'XI sit' tit(- jtst'u rtinuiiiii'd
to explain the lutist business
trends to an estimated 2,000 at tilt' in hat utiti! an owner
could ia I esuriu.
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Nev n;embcr Welc...9ied were were Mrs Murray. Mrs. Ella
Homemaker
Club nominated officers For the Mrs. Anus- Fisher. Mrs. Murga- Stone and Mrs. Betty Blackwere
I9G7..I1 year 81 the A p r i I I ret VaLet, and the Misse Linda welder. Iteireshmenu
served
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and
the
Mitchell
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Shirley
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Mrs.
rnting. Serving will
nt'v
members.
Main
program
for
the
evening
Marion 1e. president: Mrs. ,1
Helen Gardner. first vice presi was given by Mrs. .lohnsrn; v.'hi'
dent: Mrs Margaret Pearson, demonstrated tit( making ol
second vice president: Mrs. flower nrangen1enu and c-or I
Gwen Muse. secretary: Mrs. I sages, A color flint wiv Used to ,
Alice Carrol. treasurer. and Illustrate tit(, progranl
Mrs. H. L. Johnson, delegate. I hostesses for tin Tilt -etiIi
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The new slate of officers
gain
in
the combined assets of
be installed by Mrs. Olga Hunt••
the B. C. Morton Fund, Inc..
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vas reported here today by
Mrs. .
meeting in May with
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C. E'hu1berger, resident
Gardner. Mrs. Johnson and
manager
&amp; the B. C. Morton
Mrs. Ann Mitchell as hostesses.
Thi St'ininol Littit Lcazw (irgunizzition. national ijistrihu.
In other business, the club
Auxiliary will meet at 1 p.m.. tor of the hlostoit-bused mutual
presented and Installed iie
window shades for the corn- I Thursch'y. at Christ Emsropal I fund.
According to the regional
munity building and voted u Church parish haP ii Lrnigwnod
The tutietwu. ruk'.. and rep- suler executive. the fund boostto
send two senior 4.11 girl
o lii( Little League ed it zthsQts (turnip the three
ulit,nu
district events tys Friday and
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Saturday It also wat voted to wib In s':l)Iauliu. n well :u Itit nionth to March ::rom
to
sat
all-time
high
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send five girh to summer camp r('iistwti •s
of tIL095.
Liltht Leagut
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re
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Mothers
Tips of interest were present j
end of March. B. C. Morton
tinthis
ed by Mrs Ben Murray. honir new their nlemta!rshlp at
Fund',ui4setf elinthed 40. per
chairman. and nwetiltp if ;iossibk- n present
management
Airs. Hunter tvar asked to serve nienihership earth v:.piry May - rent. lu added
ltrs Johnson reported flit tit(- sire lfl\'ite(l to
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ACADEMIC awards are received by outst.aiUlllig students of Seminole
High School, Susan Galletta, 10th grade, and Susan Price, 11th grade.
from 'Al. Raymond Daniel. chairman of i:he Kiwanis boys and girls CTfl

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Newspaper Best, TV Newsmen Say

he worked out.

on La MIG and probably got four
Major Items included £25 milFoirestra. another subdivision more, the U.S. command said.
lion to institute Rouse Speaker
Il STAFFORD DER1Y
h key members of the .ctafi of the Civic Center yesterday,
The closest previous raids to
planned by Wilson Knot.t.s. deRalph Tl2rIlngton's "quality in
Cii:iIIeng
and rewards of 1 WES}l.Channel 2 to the mem'
% iek Pfcifauf, Sanford. news
veloper east of Glen Arden was Haiphong were last June
ntIvc grant program" during
operation of a teIviinn ber of the Sanford hi,uun- director, and Charlie Sikes,
when
U.S.
planes
bombed
an
oil
not given until changes are
1968.69 to reward counties which
program Wert explained Club at Its weekly mecth. in
nrw editor, were the speakers,
made in the collector street depot two miles from the city.
e most effective in "enhancing
The same day the' hit an oil
size.
Their remarks were projected
ducational progress."
Council authorized the engi- depot three miles from Hanoi.
Other Items would Include
' ga inst a background of news
PASADENA. Calif. (AP) — be glare from the SUfl. COIfltfl neer to make a study on the The raids today on Ilaiphong"I!1.29 million for "other current
responsibility which embraces
sunrise slant from the feasibility of the city requiring nut-skirts must have had apprm
dxpenses," $5.46 million for sup- Surveyor 's first glare-blurred jfl at
thi happenings j ]4 counties,
east and reflecting from 1.1W the two developers to construct a] from Washington and possi
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lion
pictures
hint
it
may
ry
personnel,
$5.7
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one of the accepted leading
erviso
be resting spacecraft's surfaces into a sewage systems In the respec- bly from President Johnson
weather forecasting programs
for Improved transporta tion in
lunar crater after a gentle mirror th
at enables the upward- tive subdivisions to run to col- himself. All raids within a 10
and an estimated listening and
and $6.07 million for capital touchdown In an area astro. pointing camera to photograph lecting points where the city mile radius of the port city have
Viewing public of 140,006 per.
outlay.
the soil beneath it.
someday may explore,
will pick up the sewage and to be cleared by Washington.
Sofl
f and ;3ti An the
Florida Education Association flaWs
NAPLES. Fla. tAP
While the three-legged craft
Surveyor 1's 6,-hour flight plant. Mayor W. Lawrence
The Navy had been waiting
evening.
President George Dahbs. of Alkept its moan-scratching claw across a quarter-million mites Svolford reminded the council for mare than a week far clear reached over to put my arm
Pfeifnuf gave some illustratamonte Springs, who attended,
retracted. spacecraft controllers ended at. 7:9-1 p.m.. EST, and the developers the Federal I weather to make the raids.
tions
of the difficulty of assessaround
her
and
felt
that
she
was
said the proposal Is "nowhere
at Jet Propulsion Laboratory Wednesday after a braking Housing
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Administration
has
flLlt the flCWS importance of
The initial announcement did cold. Then I turned on the light
what would be needed in
ring rocket slowed Its 6,000-mile-per warned septic tanks may not not give any assessment of and sa that she was dead"
said
('Vents. One time he had two
acher
salaries
to
be
conipetisaid
photographs
radioed
du
te
10 hours after the landing hour descent. The 19-foot-tall be approved in new develop- damage or say whether any
men come in and, with a la.
tive with other sta tes.
In these words. Dr. Curl Corp.
U.S. planes were lost.
Wednesday showed less detail vehicle settled on the surface ments.
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than those from Surveyor 1 last with a 10- to 12.m.p.h. Impact
Hanoi claimed two American polino told his wile's father on
Approval was given to expend
about a "demonstration," As.
I-lune. But they theorized this and started its camera about an $2,859 as the city's share of the planes Were shot down during Aug. 2C, 1965, that she had died
signing cameramen, aJei-tng
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Balks
was due to sunlight reflected hour la ter.
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urban plan to be developed by the air battle Wednesday and as they slept together in their
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Iiiw enforcement agencies, the
The first pictures were made the Florida Development- Corn- said one pilot was captured- The Sarasota home.
into the camera.
expected fleW event resolved
A spokesman said the horizon up of 200 scan lines. There are mission. Major share of the ex- U.S. command made no an- The account was given
itscL into a "demonstration"
around the vehicle was about nearly 600 on home television pense for the plan will be nouncement of any America
not
of civil rights importance
n Wednesday by the fa ther in the
five degrees higher than It screens.
hut
of agricultural importance
borne by a federal grant re- losses, but such announcements 14th day of Coppolino's trial on
would be If Surveyor 3 had landas
it
wa an "orange picker"
Later, 600-line pictures were cently approved for the city. are usually delayed if a search a chiargc- o murdering his s:'.
ed on a flat plain,
televised but glare continued tO
th
at
was
demonstrated.
The resignation of Edward is on for missing pilots.
- year- out wile, Carmela, with at
importations
Diameter of the cra ter and wipe out much detail.
The television news eXecutive
Levi' as chairman and member lied ground gunners filled the injection of a paralyzing
The 209-line 'pictures WVTC of the zoning and planning skies with oviet-buiLt missiles
tiu" Iight of Its rtqu 'cre not
also put the various news media
"My first question was, 'Hov
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP ) — hnowt.
into perspective. TV, he said,
transmitted with power supplied board was accepted.
and radar-directed antiaircraft
could she die?'" sIid Dr. CurNorthwest port, authorities want
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First operation of a scoop de- by a battery aboard the craft.
[ire which the US. command
was good for the picture and 30
I1usetto of Boonton. N.J.
Imelo
in let Mandarin oranges from signed to extend from the space. The 600•line pictures came when
said was the heaviest American
MCOnd of e:planation; radio
"She was in excellent health-"
Japan back into Oregon, Wash- craft and dig in the lunar soil
'Capital
higher-power antenna with
airmen have encountered
more amplification by the
Musetto tait1 that after hearFORMER MISTRESS of forspoken
izigtnn and Alaska, but Florida. was scheduled for late tonight additional current provided by
word. But for the real
Vietnam.
The air battle was the fiercest aug CoppaItho' aescriptrnn be Pr. Carl A. Coppolino,
thinks they should be kept out. or curly Friday. The shovel, on the craft's solar panels came
meat of the event, the details
ntent Studied
asked. "Had she been suck?
8(i, on trial in Naples. which a
Representatives
from the the end of a flve.foot arm, can into play. The solar panels conllow the happening to he
since Jan. 2. when seven MIGs and Co
ppolino said Carmela
on a charge of murFla,,
understood
in depth—the newsTALLAHASSEE (AP)— ThreC I' were downed over the lie
t 1 dig as deep as 18 inches. pick up vert sunlight into electricity.
: died a! it massivu corona-y ordering his Airst
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of Seattle told a U.S. Depart- small rocks, or hammer hard
paper was tile be.q.
Picture-taking was stopped at North Florida senators pressed er Valley
in the war's deadliest elusion, alter she had corn
1)ear(d for a second time
ment of Agriculture hearing enough to break a brick.
Sikes, whose special field L'a.m. EST when the earth's today for at-u expression of in. sk y battle.
from
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plalned
oh
chest
pain
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Prosecution witness. I the weather
a
1.hey favor lifting the I'll: 011! Tile amount of power needed rotation carried the receiving tent—pro or can — from their
and who has just
I
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Mrs.
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Jarip
the fruit.
Farber,
won
membersitip
In tile Anter.
to move the shovel through the station at nearby Goldstone, coilpagues on whether the State Iteds evidently sent up practi'
Musetta saidr. he was told first 52, wa also the doctor's
can
Meteorulogical
Mandarin oranget were barr- soil is expiected to Indicate if the Calif.. out of view of the moon. Capita.l should be moved from .~ cally every operational jet Ili'there was no report yet, a,
, ar. principal accuser last De- told of the scientific researeb
ad from American 'Parts in 1941 surface Is strong enough to sup- Transmission was schedulec, to Tallahassee.
Lerceptor. The North Vietnam- autopsy. Later . Muscttn' said
cember when he was ac- which his station nses
because they were thought to port manned landing craft. Pie- begin again about f p.m EST.
The attempt was couched in ese air force is estimated to Coppoluno told him
- "By ttw quitted in New Jersey in nare its weather news. it
carry on agricultural discast' tures takai-i after each of its
Officials expect better photo- a resolution pre-filed in the Sen- have Ofli:,- about 120 plane!. with wiu
Mi1kird Whitt
-, iid, tfl
the l:illing of N.rs. Far- hi- pointed out, ouc of three nacalled "citrus canker."
jerl:y nin'ement should stuo
graphs when 11w suit rises dur- ate directing tIm- Capital Center about 25 per cent a! these ready just
111J."
toll; nue thu ii sever( heart
heI"F
uouai stations which have
Planning Committee to provide 1
ambat at any ant. time. canditint; wEiF found in thu au~
CNEA
sm-cial hurricane reporting ta.
pointed nut that when the oi- gravelly.
The landing site. two and one- "appropriate" legislative facIl That would indicate tit(- Reth
cfles. it aLso can read code
anres were allowed it. this
Clearest o tilt photograpai half miles from an aiming point ities in the present capitol build- had 30 or more jets it-u the air
- Musettni said that '.'hen thin
identification
from the weath er
'er1
country, 7 niullitm V.oLmth. taken in tic first three !fltenipt5 picked during a midcourse ing.
Wednesda'.
body was returned to Nev.- ,lersatellites.
imported hctw'en 192i and showed irregular v-r1nldIes — steering maneuver, is in the dry
Approval of the resolution
Returning pilots reported they sey for burial lit- learned from a
Both TV newsmen pointed
1941, and Antericu'r, dontestir apparently part of Li crater wall Ocean of Starnn near the center would be the same as saying ~
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ford residents now of Huntsin cash, a watch and
vile, Ala., died Tuesday Iii
in 1960, Musetto said, he' suf- diamond ring.
APRIL 19, 1967
fered a severe heart attack and
Tbic- congressman declined to HUIItSVIIIe after a shcx't illness.
Admissions
Slit' WOS btifli iti France.
Coppolino began questioning say whether iii vu:, going t.
Jean O'Shea, Janet Creamer, tutu "in minute detail" about Bimini to confer with liii newly O ther survivors are two bro-

Peggy ItusseLt, teller at Florida Jutia Cavutess, Eleonure HolThen. after working less that-u nm Powell.
State hank, .uud htithard Glee" comb, James Long, Flora
nuontlis at Riverview Ilospison, Gen. J. C. Hutchison, pres- Farnsworth Beverly Douthitt, tal, Redbank. N.J.. Coppolino
,
ideiit of the Seminole Cancer Juel• Hickson,
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ugg
Paula
Marietta Grean- coniplained of coronary artery
______________________________________________________________________ Crusade Unit, posted totals 1.0 ya, Sanford; Dirk J.
Vander- disease and took 100 per cent
the board
they were cow- bitt, beBa'; Anthony 'loiiini, disability
payments. The CopTops Beauties
pleted.
Michael Adkisou, Enterprise; pohnos then moved to Florida.
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grandparents, Mu. and Mrs. 1
Wilbur flees of Okemos, i•
and Mr. and Mrs Sam R. McCoy of Orlando: great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James
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area totals already An, Lake roy
Francis ie, Luke Monroe; previously suffered no heart (A?) — With five pretty eoed
Mary, Mrs. Calvin Jardine, Henry
Ilullnzan, Piei'ttofl.
to chose from, stuaents ut MIdtrouble.
clutirnian, and North Orlando,
Him-thu
lit
its
ease
against
the
34-yeardie Tennes.ee State University
Mrs. George Duquette, chair31 and Mrs. Iiouglas bhai. old anesthesiologist the- state elect-ed a it as May Queen on
man, had exceeded Last year's
row, Sanford, it boy; Mr. uiiid allege.,, that greed. financial write-in vote
collectious by lOt) per cent. lie
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Fred
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Mr
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to
divorce
C--tthuhi
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old
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pounth
and
measuring
hei.1th ckes4. at Cruum high
(icfl.4'.'it, C °Y.
drove Cuppolinu to murder
20-22-20, got 781; votes, to 112 tor
School and the Geneva First ryamuu,
I.haciuirjjea
The defense contends Cantle-I the nearest human challenger it)
Baptist Girls Auxiliary for Uw
girl, la died of natural causes.
Wednesaay's election.
"excellent" job they have done.
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gun,
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rrosecurors
mnsurpreaucea
There was talk of a runoff, or
cnunt%
this
veer
for
the
G7
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Wheeler
Ivinwerb
Lee'
ance
policies
on
at
a
mela
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nev election on the gruunos
js $7,000 Chat-mien, in addition
Irene
Majors,
Lewis
Tamnny,
and
gave'
evkdence
worth $65,000
that Paula Mac is not a student,
to Mrs. Tucker, who also serves
its unit secretary, az-c Clyde E. Kelly, Charles Smith, ban- that three weeks before her but the other contestants withLung, business; Dr. Charlei Ioz-d; Glen btephieiisuo, Deltuiw: death an etlurt had becim made drew trout tIm race utter learn
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populous areas would be giver 1
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said. "And even that is no
Lewis
Crowd was the scene
enough to meet the needs."
The announcements
weri Friday afternoon of an art
made in a joint news eonlerenc' show of the work of her young
with Kirk's two top road sip pupils. The visitors, in admirpoint's
Road Board chair - ing the skill displayed by the
man Jay Brown of Tallahassee aspiring artists, marveled at the
and Turnpike Authority chair talent expressed in the various
man Charles Rex of Orlando. mediums.
The youngest exhibitor, was
Kirk was asked about a $300
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Sammy
Van Ness. whose pasmillion road hand issue after
Brawn outlined the five-year pri- tel, "Ducks," won the first priw
mary program which includes ribbon. Bobby Duggar, another
$214 million in projects from cx- very young artist, received hon.
isting funds and $300 million in arable mention for his group
Of pencil sketches.
an "enriched program.Winning a blue ribbon for her
'it's not $300 million. It's
charcoal
sketches was Kathy
$295,000,362.43
and I'm not
McQuire,
and her "Japanese
sure about that 43 cents," Kirk
Still Life" in water-color placed
said with a smile.
Later he said financing of the third. Honorable mention for
$295 million was "the gcn'cr- her beautiful parrot in waternor's problem" and he would color went to Beth DuggarDaniel Priest won second
not say anything until after he
talked with legisla tive leaders. prize for a still life in waterBrown had pointed out that color, and far his group of water-colors he won the tn-color
existing revenue could only 11award for best-in-the-show.
nance two-fifths of the program.
More than 50 relatives and
"They are all critically needed
friends of the art students enprojects." he said.
joyed viewing the show. Mrs.
Brown said the new formula
R. D. Priest assisted at the rewould include weighted considfreshment table which was coverations Ior traffic, population.
ered with a blue' cloth, and
road condition, construction cost
held a large' punch bowl, asand the need to provide through I
sorted cookies, and a tall pastel
routes.
arrangement of chrysantheHe said he did not have any
mums, carnations, baby breath,
figures on the new distribution
and gladioli.
plan which will be approved at
Judging the show was Mrs.
the State Road Board meeting
Mildred Babcock, another wellnext month.
known local art teacher.
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the smoke towering Uti li-OlD -buried in Sarimota. Musetto - Bimini. police said.
miles away.
I said, but agreed utter prolonged The 44-year-old Detroit repro.
The United States has an pleading to permit burial in the sentative said lie walked out Of
flounced! the loss of 10 of Its I family plot,
the bar without having a drinki
incomplete totals turned th planes in air clashes with the
Musetto
testified
that
after
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it looked liI;t e tough ____________________________
Wednesday night by Sanford MIGs.
daughter was born to Carmela. place, officers uid.
area residential workers it-i this
tie advised Coppulino to apply
1k told police tic was accosted
year's Cancer Crusade, at a
- Icur disability insurance,
PhYLLIS LUCKETI'
by ii man who stuck out Ins hand''
"counting party" at Florida
"1 told him he was married and when Diggs "reacted like a Phyllis Lockett, three-yearHospift
State Bank, were at $2,100, aland a father and had responsi- politician" the man slugged him, old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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ready more than last year'z
bilities," said Musetto. "1 urged
Digg said lie wa: robbed of Edwin Lockett Sr., former San-Chairman of the residential
drive, April 11-19, Is Mrs. Itobert Tucker. Co-ordmutor is Mrs. Iielev Gleeson.
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lure, such as those he had in tli,'tI %%114,11 he was five iins olui. It u
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district, which includes Tampa
and district now gets 21.4 per
Cent.
The chairman would only say
In Chuluota
that
that the 4 th district in South
Florida. which now gets 2b..5 per - Greater Chuluot.a Community
cent, would be increased to the Club wiU sponser a double
"neighborhood of 3(1 per cent." elimination shuffleboard conHe gave no figures ut-u the Cen- test, open to anyone more than
tral Florida area, which he said 16 years old, at 4 p.m. Saturday
would be close to the present at the club courts.
Nominal entry fees will go
figure, or the two North Florida
for trophies to be awarded the
districts which will be cut.
The four possible turnpike ex- winners.
Those wishing further infortensions, totaling an estimated
M
muuon
UM may
contact
Lee
Worley,
410
E.
Sixth
Street,
or
bug map by Rex. He said his
Earl
Evans, 11 E. First Street,
,, authority was asking the Legislature for authorization to do co-ehitirnian of the event.
feasibility studies on the proj.
ects.
north to the present four-laning
The proposal immediately ran at Chief'land to bring traffic
into opposition from the Penin- down from the Mississippi Delsula Motor AAA Club of Tam- ta and other southeastern states.
pa.
— A bypass road from the
"Guy. Kirk can switch — but Golden Glades interchange of
we plan to fight," said Hampton the Turnpike to Homestead in
Dunn, noting that Kirk had Southern Dade County.
A new toll facility from the
) taken a positive position to toll
roads during his gubernatorial Tampa Bay area to Fort Myers
campaign.
or the Naples connection with
"The situation is the same to- Alligator Alley to carry traffic
day as it was in November," into an area Rex said was
Dunn said. "We are utterly "choking to death" for lack of
anaed at his awiteberuu."
four-lane roads.
Asked about his campaign
The chairman said most of
the lower west coast project
I erence Kirk said:
could be incorporated into the
"1 am hostile to the idea of Interstate program if an extentoll roads, but 1 am also hostile sion of 1-75 from Tampa to MIto the idea of not developing arni is approved.
Florida.
Kirk said the proposed road
••ll there was another way to program would be a way "to
do this and not do it with tolls, develop Florida and get the to
Lid road program underway" to
I would be in favor of it.
"The money's ut there. We provide easy access to such
will have to use every facility tourist facilities as Cape Kenat our hand."
nedy, Disney World, Iruteramn
The projects as outlined by the St. Augustine
restoration
Rex were:
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and the desired panhandle fitciliAn East-west road to con- ties.
uiect Cupt l.ciiteedy, D*buey
"Apatuclacuiaa haz, every rcaWorld, Interstate 4 amid 95, gen- iton to be another St. Auuserally along the Beeline route tine," he said, "if it works at
between Orlando ançi the space it."
ucility.
Pt- u idii u u&amp;dt, fur t.uui-ist,e to
— An extension of the Turn- go around the Wite to visit all
pike ncirtttwestwttrd from Wild- the attractions, the goveylior
wood to U.S. 19 at Lebanon St-a- said, might convince them to
Uun with the state' lour-letnin.g prolong their Vtii} --- and pay
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fruit ero1 was not harmed.
— betec.zt the 620-pound craft of the left half of the lunar disc, lawmakers want the capital to buildings at the Xuan Msi army
no autopsy. But he' said he made
the behind-the-scenes operaSurveyor I landed about 400 remain here, according to spot-i- base 37 mIles southeast of flji
But Dr. Richard Lonr of the I and the horizon.
no effort to have one performed
tons.
WES'H, Sikes explained,
Florida Citrus Experiment 11th- j Readings front strain gauges miles to the cast, still in the sors. Sen. Dempsey Barren of not. They
$1501 operates
said the bombs set off until he wai- told ttui death was
with three facilities:
tion, said disease control meth- on thin- vehicle's spindly leg,, in- Ocean of Storms. Lu relatively Panama City. Mallory Home of frequent secondary explosions
F
,ing
iun'estigated.
The
studios
in Winter Park and
ods proposod by tilt. -Iupunrtie~dicated, however, that it came lat plain in the equatorial zone Tallahassee. and William Dean and flames jumped 1.000 feet
chosen for upcoming Apollo as- Barrow of Crestview, all Demo- high,
in shipping the oranges were to rest gently and did not tilt,
said Musetto. "Carl said the Diggs. Jr. D-Mich., was beaten mitter An Orange City.
crats.
The main problem seemed to tronaut flights.
"highly unacceptable."
The second wave Of planes conclusion was massive corona- outside a downtown Miami bar
coming in trot-n bases in Thai- ry"
where he had gone' during an

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the state services Tuesday in
Cologne's Roman Catholic Cathedral for the 91-year-old exchancellor s'ho rebuilt Vest
Germany from the depths of
wartime defeat.
Program
It will be the largest gathering of Eastern government
heads since the funeral for
lined
President John F. Kennedy In
- November 1963.
TAI,l.AHAS,SEE (All)
The White House announce
CIUde Kirk said he was not
ready to discuss a $.00 milliot ment that .lohnson would fly to
road bond program Wednesda'. Germany for the funeral made
n s he announced a new distrihu- no mention of the President cxtion of primary road money an j tending his trip to other Eurofour possible turnpike exten- penn area s. The general feeling
in Washington was that this was
* sions,
unlikely.
distrihiition, to go lnt
The
It will be Johnson's first visit
effect July 1. generally wo;i) i
take from the two road boar j to Europe since he became
districts across North Florid President, and there was specu
and give to the South Florid; thihon in Bonn that the gathering of Western leaders would
and west coast areas.
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completed enrl' nr't week. Wil. rain. similar to strikes Inst .lune
1 i 11am Palm. of Clam Engineer- ann! Dpc'pmhe near, 1lntphnn ~
ing. reported to the Town Coun and hanoi that stirred up inter 1.
national rontrflvrry.
cii Wednesday evening.
A U. S. spokesman said the
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more than doubled. It will he power pIant—one LI and th
nble to pump 900 gallons per other 2.1 miles from Hniphcrng
minute rather than the current —were hit just before noon by
400 gallons per minute. Power planes from the U. S. 7th Fleet
Of the pump is being increased carrier F1tt Hawk.
Thc raids cm hlaiphong's doorfrom 7 to 25 horsepower.
Contract for the work was step attested to the mounting
awarded to Locke Well and fury of the air war in the North
Pump Company, th e low, bidder, as the monsoon rains subside.

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n a $2.0 million public educa biennium of *500 million.
tthn program after a Democrat
The Cabinet budget COflUTU.
.jggestd it fell short Of GoT' sion's recomnwndation s for
Gay. Clnuid' Kirk's schmo pro $(i7.59 million. in 1Lelf an increase of £R8.M million over the
posals.
current biennium.
:Rep. Phil AshIer, .Pensae1a,
No additional money, under
10U!d that the $166 million in the initial subcommittee recomtacher salary increasesprovini- unendanon. would go for kinderand undetermined
ed for a statewide minimum gartens.
relatively small.
but
amount.
scale including a $5,000 base,
go for ii "Florida Educa$5,400 after four years. £5,700 would
tion Leadership Institute" to
after 1.2 sears.
outline needed improvement-s.
He said Kirk's c a in paign
Turllngton told the committee

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Kirk is asking the courts to impose all-out "war on accidents". As st,atisand stiff penalties" for viola- tics continue to mount, It appears noth"se
tions causing or contributing to an sic- Ing short of "war" will curtail the tmcident, Including suspension of viola- gir slaughter on our highways.
We 'heartily agree that the impositor's license in every serious offense.
As the old saying goes, "a hint to the ticrn of "severe and stiff penalties" by
wise Is sufficient," and wise motorists the courts Is a step In the right direrwould do well to "take heed" of this tion in combatting this deplorable swclwarning and toe the line on traffic safe- dent rate We trust and hope all judges
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Past officers of the library as
31 members of the 112 paid
sociation held a meeting to for.
members in attendance.
ex- mally disband. New officers
Varied opinions were
pressed as to the desires of the elected were Mrs. Attebury,
majority of residents on the chairman; Mrs. Georgine Mickt
matter and it was agreed iddi Icr, co-chairman, and M r s.
tional information should be ob- Fox, treasurer.
MILREI) hANEY
tamed. Possibility of putting the
The club voted to sponsor a
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issue to a ballat vote also was variety show at 7:30 p.m.
suggested.
May 13 in the Community Deltona Lions Club recent dinIn other business. Thurman House. No admission will be ncr-meet jug are Robert Wright
Coberly called for men and wo- charged and refreshments will Jr. president; McClain Post,
men volunteers to donate one or be available at intermission for first
vice president' George
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Buildings and asked Mrs Hilda Coberly who requests Charles .J,tt get thud vice pres
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that any person interested in
ident: Fred Nerslmer, SC(
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serving
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Jack Hudson. tall twist
home.
Manuel Mello and Mrs Ptstr
Stanley Cryer. lion tarn
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named
to
lt'ne Attebury
Charles Lloyd, one-year (iIrt'c
serve as an auditing committee.
Citrus Council of Girl Scouts and Omiri- Robertson, two-y
It was reported that Mr-. Inc. will hold dedication cere- director.
Grace Fox and Mrs. Atebury monies at 3 p. in.. Sunday at
Lion "Lefty" Pann sIrn
had appeared before the board the new Services Center Build- color films of 1966 Little Leal
stating their desire to see OPC ing, 1935 Woodcrest Avenue, action. The Lions sponsor
rations resumed at the Chu W
in ter Park.
Little Leagu e team.
luota Community Library. fl'ick
The
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Center
baseball
field is now kn
ground oIthiht;rar)
Building
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land
given
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Mrs. tr'a
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by
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Elgrove
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of
Robert
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Dr.
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Rollins
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Special
guest
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speaker at
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plained The women volunteered to clean the shelves a n i the dedication will be Miss Lions April meeting, his s
catalogue the books and request- Maude Austin, daughter of the ject being "The Fight to S
Sight"
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building an antimissile system explosive charges need not be
promise and resolute in the South Vietnam."
background.
Elsa along. Elsa, say hello to
that because of the it down ra th oles?"
large.
Further,
explosions
at
Congress
Right- now, he said . Red guer- from scratch,
His administration has harped cause! of peaceful economic de"I
own
a
night
club
joint,
the
nice gover'ment fells. Show
tr
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is
impossible
is
height
produce
one-third
to
test
bun
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on the American determination velnpment for her long-suffering nuns are trying to dominate
one-sixth of the fallout of nu- to test the Nike systems ade- Does that mean I should fill out him th e patches on your dress,
Thailand At the same time Je- with this argument.
to see that the people of South I people."
th e holes in your shoes, then ask
He goes on to claim there's clear explosions on the ground. quately. There are other logical a joint Income tax form."
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And he added: "If we fill- sus Vargas, SEATO's secretary
Vietnam remain fret' to choose
said Red subversion no point in building an anti- This radiation would be fur- arguments against the treaty, "Not that I mind supporting him what he s trying to do to
this one Is hogwash. If my own government, but why your poor papa.
scent victory jnd deadcs of. and terror tactics have recently missile complex unless the Un- thor diluted by wind currents but
ocratic way.
"There's only one way to spell
States first builds a costly before It reached th e ground. this argument held water, both do I have to help support every
This gets hooted ut since alter strife an aggression would become Intense In the Philip- ited
whole
bureaucrat,
and it always winds
the
nationwide antirudiation silo]- Assume the Nike systems Polaris and Minuteman would government in
13 years of direct U.S. help to stretch endlessly before us. The pines.
the
same three letters."
wi
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th
were installed nationwide. Full- not have been built.. Neither world?"
system.
South Vietnam the People there choice was clear. We would stay These realities, which are terBe
s,
in
my
"Why
can't
I meet you at that
"Business is busines
says that. without the out damagt would thus be small line been tested out with nuhaven't yet been able or allowed the course. And we shall stay confirmation of Johnson's rcabusiness we give 10 per cent off little bar down the street after
soning, are likely to be forgotten shelter program the people will for enemy missiles successfully clear warheads.
to choose the government they the course."
A
series
of
high-altitude
flufor cash. Why shouldn't you you're through work for th e
But
this
reasoning
seems
to
in
the
day
by
day
emotionalism
die
anyway
from
radioactive
intercepted.
.
rough
broad
elections
ay day, and you and I can talk th is
want th
Certa inly a nationwide blast clear firings before the test give me 10 per cent off if I p
fallout.
In
an
all-out
war,
bee
sound
of
cr11.1over
the
war.
th
rr
ed
in
although they are moving in get blu
whole thing over quietly, man to
ban was signed gave more in. cash."
cal thunderclaps—Or blcatlngs,
don't
you
recognize
man, in a more congenial atth at direction.
"Irving.
formation than is need for
But one of the stody, al- depending on the vain—booming
e
major
ofme?
I
used
to
babysit
for
you
mosphere?
Naturally, rm buyNike concern ing th
though perhaps often unnoticed. across the country because of
fects of high nuclear explosions, when you were a little boy. irig."
themes In the speeches of John- the American involvement.
These tests gave detailed in- Can't you take a little off my "Who drew up the governE
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son himself is this country's phi- f That the American concern
formation on the strength 1 tax for old time's sake? After ment's tax forms this year—
Phyllis Dull er?"
who's looking?"
losophy behind its decision In I about Red aggression, and the
1 the shock waves the nuclear all. Lan
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1 liSt a sponge as a ueexplosions produce at high al pendent? I'm speaking of my me, where do they serve the
titudes and the speed at which brother-in-law. That no-goocinik best chow—in the Atlanta or the
What's usually concerned that they you request a reservation at 8 those shock waves spread.
DEAR STEVIE
has been sponging off me ever Leavenworth penitentiary?"
which
the
new
for
jaded
travelers?
hotel
little-known
proper
impresgive.'
the
gave
accurate
informsmt'y
won't
Geneva
"Now that I've paid my tax.
Altamonte Springs
since I married his sister."
MR.
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rate
at
which
the
the
tion
on
agent
musi
scek
out
and
cable,
Mathicux
.los,
E.
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sian of it sophisticated world
isn't the money wi th me. I can you tell me where I go to
JLIhh Tinrt.
Don't know any tim: color
firtia11
expands.
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charge
for
the
extra
you. it's the principle of sign up for the federal antismall
assure
a
traveler - follow me?
9:119-11.11F
but I HUOSC the.' farthest out.
They
produced
detailed
data
poverty program?"
the
th
ing."
Lake Mur'
Or, more likely, you have a service, plus the cost of the on the radiation effects
and most currently in destinaBear Lake-Forest City
"You say I owe you
Mrs. France. Wester
tion for sophisticated travelers qualm or two about what it cable. may be levied. Policies different distances from the CX say you owe me a $312 refund.
California, in 1964, had
Mrs. Maryann Miles
agencies on these
822-6219
Is the Antartic. That's right, might cost you. A good agent vary among
plosion.
1,269,452
acres In fruit trees,
Okay,
why
don't
we
just
toss
a
Luke Monrnc
continent collectors can now plans your passage, routes, points, but hidden charges are The tracking, guidance and coin and settle it that way? nuts and grapes.
not tacked onto your hotel or
Cussetwrry
Mrs. U. L. Johnson
chalk UI) Antarctica. Several lintel reservations and nointS of
control systems of the Nike
for
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Mrs. June CassclI,crr
groups of satisfied tourists have Interest within the framework transportation costs. UfteC
can be tested without
the cost of a repu- complex
yourself
returned
from
there
with
nippy
ea ds. The major
of
your
desires
and
pocketbook.
nuclear
warh
88I5()4G
Longwood
table anent quotes and the cornreports
on
its
glacial
beauty.
problems are to determine if
His service is partly reimbursed
Mrs. l)nnrni Estes
DeBar'
is the
DEAR STEVIE - I took out by the airline or steampship niercial carrier quotes
th e Nike radar can find the
838-3817
Mrs. John Leone
my lipstick for a touch-up on a carrier that you use, and it can same.
targets accurately and wi th
Nor th Orlando
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Cruise over
recent
jet
flight
and
discovered
He
rapidity, if the Nikes can be
be
the
one
of
your
choice,
Mrs. Marllyne Peterson
and
fly
back,
vice
versa,
or
fly
that a bitter oil loss had seeped al receives a small discount
guided to the enemy warhead
Deltona
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ways
on
a
trip
to
Europe.
from it and soiled my purse. which you would not receive
quickly and exploded near
Mrs. Mildred llsint'y
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it's haggled over so frequently enough to that warhead to be
Apparentl y, the oil loss didn't you made your own rese'rvaCr145361
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
that I doubt it's it worth-while effective. This can be done
harm the lipstick, but I surely tions, and tic gets
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except to anticipate in
that carry no
puckered up longer than usual.
wiirheuda
with
Jf you plan an extensive trip,
!Irs. Ititehie liurrib
advance
the
end
on
which
Oviedo
you explosives.
I'd been warned th at fountain however, and after much work
be most exhausted.
Miss Ruth Davidson
The effects of nuclear ex7plopens leaked at high altitudes on the part of the agent, decide
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acaled-down models.
flying so high. - MISS H J.
In short, it is possible to give
Ciga rette lighters have the
have
a
question
or
travel
tip
(Tim Oanfrrbiqrrath
th
e Nike system components
same tendency to seep at high
Traveler's
Clearing
Rouse?
the
same thorough testing
for
altitudes if completely filled
F1'S Write to Stevie
Bonsavage, care' given Minuteman and Polcri..
April 20, 1967 with fl uid, so use caution when
Sanford Harald
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.zir iuvni.uuu is way lum Jac.
Lighting
%As.Trst A. WLli.1IW LJ.flT*IL AND PUBLI$HE*
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of
a
general
nature
will
be
Namnara
been so misleading.
I'd
like
DEAR STEVIE
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used
in
this
column.
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open
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why
I'm
so
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Booby traps and submarine The fierce great horned owl
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their exotic doors? —H. L. M.
iiiiitnç I:c1it,',
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JL?JIL IUOMMAUft
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if
you're
one
The
scoop
is
day sea well sea by night.
ltu,,tnssa Stuetistlier
Civil War.
Sudety E!ciit
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of the 75 per cent of Americans
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Slat! Photographer
County Editor
you boost oz w1k
never spent a night in a hotel.
Published dail y except Saturday1 Sun day sxid Christmas, Published or the 50 per cent who've never
more than 200 miles from
been
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the speed of sound, the
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muD physi.
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we were TO for its "inaction and impoi- not wanting to push ahead enemy missiles without explod- amount of protection a well- tor gets tired of hearing at this
should pull tile pieces together made tile point: 11 if
salt, like th ey did In the olden
urse In tency" In meeting early crises with the Nike systems now. lug them. The enemy warhead planned Nike system would time of the year:
and In one ong, detailed, and prepa red to stay the co
money
spent
would
simply
burn
up
or
disgive
would
be
valueless
without
"Well,
you
can't
get
blood
out
times? Go ahead, you won't
th is Be thinks extra
clearly reasoned speech devoted Vietnam. we could help to lay after its formation and said
gr
gr
a
shelter
pro
am—if
Con
worry
me. I'm on a salt-free
offensive missiles integrate,
ess of a turnip."
entirely to the war explain the the cornerstone for a diverse encouraged the Communists to on improving
The Nike antimissile nuclear won't vote both.
"What do you guys do with diet."
American role In it, and the and independent Asia, full of their "boldest adventure in brings higher payoffs th an

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aged 42, Is a Stiles Manager,
"Dr. Cra ne," he began, "I
made a had mistake six mon th s
ago.
"For I hired a salesmen who
was 36 years old, since he had
been very successful in the life
insurance field in former years.
"Sc. I figured he could become
a big nrodueer In my new
'agency.
"And I thought he -might also
off er some sound advice to my
younger salesmen,
"But he didn't even ea rn th e
advance sa lary I gave him.
"For he would routinely y
gale the younger men with funny stories or else he'd tell them
about some of th e big deals be
had made In previous years.
"Dr. Crane, is It true th at
younger men make the best
salesmen?"
If an older man has stuck to
th e same sales field for 25
years, he wi ll he likely to ccoed th e record of a novice,
just starti ng out.
For It usually takes several
years to build up a sales ellenide and a medical, denta l or

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to the ego of a man of 45 or 50
to be placed In th e same group
as those who are 25 to 45.
To salve his own pride, he
may
thus talk about his preyj
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foils big deals,
Pitt th is doesn't add to his
current commission check!
Instead, it takes up the viii'
tunbie time of the younger men
who should be on the phone or
out making personal calls.
s
Actually, an older man CAN
be even more successful when
starting out In sales work than
Seminole County is proud to 'tip its' agog with their unbeaten league streak
th e younger fellow.
But the odds are against It..
baseball cap' to Coach .Tlzn Payne and (and 14 consecutive victory skein) deAnd
another factor often enAssistant Tom Joyce, the entire Lyman serve the plaudits and praise of everytots in, for when older salesGreyhounds baseball squad, to the stumen call on younger prospects,
dents and teachers at Lyman High one In our area.
fortunate In being blessed
is
Lyman
such
as purchasing agents, th e
School anti to the ninny spectators and
younger
men may feel a subfans for their support of our newly- with an abundance of natural talent,
conscious
resentment.
crowned CHAMPIONS of the Orange but succeeded because they 'clicked' as
is
a mixture of their
This
a unit under the competent guidance of
Belt Conference,
veiled hostility to their own firThe 'Hounds who have been drawing a gentleman and outstanding conch,
then, for the older sa lesman
droves of major league scouts and kept Jim Payne.
immediately is Identified with
Go, go, go Greyhounds!
all of Seminole County's baseball fans
th e "older generation."
Besides, th e yo unger putchasing 'agents often detect a
James Marlow
superior or bossy note In th e
older salesman's palaver, which
'ancem-s
or intimidates them.
inriei i'irnetie,.
a
dIi'
r.Th1
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face
a
begin.
th
But
when
'a
But. an older man who is
.j;. " 1~1f.
"rolling stone" In the sales ncr, they feel superior and th us
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field, Ic not as likely to make are more genial and generous.
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a fresh success as the younger 'It takes a winner," runs the
WASHINGTON (AP)
be
generous."
to
old
adage,
"
nor
th
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a
my
th
nei
novice.
Ident aohnson has a hnbit of expansion.
One reason is the fact th at Sc. send for my booklet on
many
different
The
philosophy
Is
simply
statAmerican
thinking,
was
Illus
throwing an
selling is a rigorous profession, "Modern Sales and Advertising
things Into one speech, like ed: to prevent the Reds from trated Tuesday at the 12th an—
the foreign mmrequiring a lot of footwork to Stra tegy," enclosing a long
east
Asia.
nual
meeting
of
th
sacking a shopping bag, his taking over nil Sou
sta mped, return envelope, plus
supplement th e headwork.
main points some times get lost This can be called a selfish isthrs of the eight-nation al
And us men grow older, they 20 cents.
American reason, and to a de- liance, the Southeast Asia TreaIn the public mind.
an "dvertislng S
subconsciously
shun footwork! It
ty Organization created In 1954.
While he has made a number gree it is.
e
exeesTest"
to
show
you
how well you
th
For they haven't
Political
This country knows It couldn't It was intended to be
of separate sta te ments and
th
e
average
buysive energy of the younger gen- can outguess
speeches on the war in Vietnam. survive In a world controlled by operative effort by the Southte
Ing
public.
WASHINGTON (NEA) - fense Department men talk in and radiation shel r system eration.
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any Corn
with varying eff ectiveness, at communism Another part of east Asians against
e
poraisterms
of
10
million
or
more
would
he
of
great
value
to
proth
no time has he been able to the reasoning is that If the effort munist effort to take them over. One local mystery Is
tec't the people against radiiisn't made to stop Red aggres- But there was bitter complaint tenee with which Defense See- dead.
make the war critics hack up.
is
that
some
of
tion
and blast f rom enemy misMcNamara mis- The tru th
It's doubtful some of them alan wherever It occurs, then about the Red danger and SEA- retary Robert
Says:
te ms are designed idles that slipped through U.S.
would back up, no matter what there is nothing to stop It any- TO's failure to do what It Was leads Congress and the public the Nike sys
on the antiballistic missile pro- to destroy enemy missiles at defenses.
supposed to do.
where.
he said.
But Wis difficult to underconsiderable distances up. SucThatiat Kohman, foreign min. grum.
NEW YORK (AP) —Remarks 'What'I] you call—heads or
As the critics gist louder, so In his speach to the Tennessee
people have come to think he Legislature March 15, Johnson ister of Thailand blamed SEA- McNamara has a reason for eessf ul AICEMs would destroy stand how the considerable that a federal income tax collec- ta ils?"
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got of sixth and was permited hi wife 't. Pt fk It d (,lo!'s a
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co-ollerlitively'slit-

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I)owns into the area, the. con crowd In New England's history chill night air. For wee.k he ning up oil in' heeL' and almost
sensuc is that with Jam Alai and packed the course to watch baki.nct.d on tiit slender tight- severing the tendon
'rhis marked the close of
th e Sanford Orlando Kennel Rough Time and Appealing hat ropt between life and death

coming into this marvelous ar,e.,

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from the State of Florida.' said was another, too, who could not tar in the littie colt's survival, leading sprinter of his day. BeStandin-v .i ni-hfly vi-il.
feed- in,, one of "Fridny's tragic
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Wade. Indications are that a have been better named.

CONGRATULATIONS

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hut miser' and Ionehnts-s in 'stat- well

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do not make to iii i
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orphan
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but the thorough-

number of entries are expected I lie wa.-, 11017GII TIME.

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jockey quarters and .I reducing hi~. or her name. Invident!

sit, Casselberry. Owned by T. B. Steward of Dc-Land,

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memory of a gal io
one
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tin
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cherish
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flesh
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,: ai i young colt and stren-11i poured pled over hi~- ribs "He is just ]ant thoroughbred.
named horse of ;Ili tirnv~,. of in.- farni. hi~ mother dieni.

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reccivto
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featuring
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ready
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for
tiltMoSt
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board is
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rt-sult.s of the pari-mutuel wa - names ill the history t)ook-s of I lornianet, of tfic year, head and i Latt in Ili!, yearling year.
more
from thi gIor md ' itt'nwn' hut ii hi' a' In it at hes til e
gering The grandstand has thrirouthhrt d raeifl. IIrn'a mrc lie id to tilt, lo;i of tht stretch ir mgi c1
once
struc I
f the track. and there began young horse~, 111d svrves tilt.
been improved and repainted
kill,, when tht. dwo. settled Roa_,h While ft!arlilng tilt. a-b-C'.s of
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single by Joe Pepitone drove in
two snore in the third following set out today in a field of 145 naments this year, is second In Earl Spear
an error by Chicago's Tom Me- seeking thv $20,000 first nioney the money piiriide with $66.3-17.
lie might replace Palmer should New Pop
Craw.
and expected to get it.
he win first money. Second PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pitts'
place pays $12,000.
i burgh Pirate outfielder Willie
Par apparently J)I('Si'litS no Stsirgell, who's had trouble
! obstacle. In the pro-amateur keeping his weight In check this
Wednesday 10 pros bettered par spring. becanic the fattier of a
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with Rocky Thompson, who six-pound boy Tuesday and
66 and won $500, leading qtjipped: "fie catne in two

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The Yankees picked up a run mare than one-third completed.
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Ivy Smith's single, two walks and 20 of them were under 70. leading money-winning ht'nors.
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season, said he was bothered which $73,273 is official money. opposite of last year. Then5.
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seven singles for a 3-0 victory, to work in them In tile good old Open.
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The tournament, with Palmer an entry for the
It was his 45th career shutout days.
547 (20-1)
Barbara Rohrer
Elsewhere
in
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first
time
in six years, started
and his first since Aug. S. 1965.
520
Casper WItS considered a most Ginger Smith
when th e victims were, ironical- League Wednesday. rookie Rod today over the 6.777-yard Oak
GinnyRosa
Gaudreau
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with a ninth-inning single as where Palmer showed he "'
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home runs powered Cleveland the pro-amateur Wednesday.
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in a Jung tinle wills hir, meeting with Governor Kirk and the 6-Alroyolflo
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shotgun carrying body guards surrounding hint. . . . Tomes-- 7-Nova Breez,
bin Boats, all with three wins David Miller.
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It was a pitcher's duel in the
row, Seminole Junior College will hold their "sports awards 4TH
RACE-Purse $1,110; &amp; Up Chaim• and only one loss.
Jullcheon" at tile Trophy Lounge butiquet roolin with trophies Ing All SI.M; 6 Funom (6)
Ankericun Oil guined a notell Sunford Junior Buseball Leato be awarded for luskettnill, baaeball, golf . . . the whole 1-Little Band
on the rung last night at the gue last night between Joe
Party Doll
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CXJ)CflSC of Modern Mobile Pauline, the winning pitcher
fine institution, in lem; thun one .vear. . . . h1irlit, 1mvp missed 4--wwrlina square
Homes ir, creating the tic, when m-lit, gave up four base k-nocks
it. on the wire services, but, Melvin Fleiselwr canie in second t-hall All
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Was nine or 10 st.roktts back and put on a 'J'admer Charge." *510 All 11488; 4 Fur$sn,s (9)
Leroy Estridge was the win- Kiwanis 'a. Civitan 4:80 p.m.
Look, before you ask me, Mr. F. is a former residezit of Suit- 1-Celenina
2-General Actions
ning hurler allowing seven bits. I Rotary vs. Elks
7:30 p.m.
ford, with lila niothei' still living here and a mighty proud 2-Hello 'Turn
The oilmen were paced by Andy CURRENT METRO SOFTOf H
aunt in the form of Dot. Powell "smiling all over town." . .
5-ApoOX
Anderson and Lynn Risner, BALL LEAGUE STANDINGS: I
The Sanford Swim Assu:iution will hiald as Ilitieting next
both with three hits apiece. Roy American on
ii
Thursday at 7::80 at the Civic enter, Making their plans for 7ctming Emma
3
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Liak
had
a
homer
for
the
losers.
Modern
Mobile
Homes
8-.Kaynow
try-outs scheduled fur May 1 amid 2. •
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Cobja Boats banged out 22 Cabin
Isn't That Tough, Though?
4TH
RACk-Purse
$1.1IE
3
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8
Up
hits in sailing over Pinerrest T'jneert'at Rexnl!
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Story making the rounds that a couple of the top golfing )-holly Puff
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MarItal
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A three-way tic exists in tile R,exull, 22-7 with three of their

Metro Softball League Stand- sluggers getting four safeties

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When he retired the last man,
fshed 10th, the Yanks never

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while Vest Palm I-leach was tnkin its first kiss, -O,
ut the hands of OrInn(Io,
In other league games Inst. night the I,eelnrg
Athletics repti ked the Winter lEaven Met , .3-2; the
St. Petersburg Ca rtlir,als w o n ,

3 I . I.''I 1 ' I,aI:PI;IInI. Vinrsir,g pitcher .fohn F i.slerclile
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hIM fourth ('nhif''r,iin
(htaulule iii I he 10th
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I'll) h: hawk didn't '.veulk anybody.
2
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lilt in I ivi' I u-ip;. ( i'iii' M iclunel
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doubled
rio,
was
Lakelands
2
1
2 .333
Lakeland
li- ti oil the 10th wi t h Ii (IOUbl('
2 1 .1,11 :
Mitim'cotn
inane by tortstop Oscar Car- Tampa
1 2 .333 2
stud I knit, who had scored liii'
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1 2.333 2
Orlando
two Los Angeles runs, de
first
('hiuk
'r-iri
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pitcher
Orlando
2 3:13 2
Vtnter
ha
ccii
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livereil Iii.' vinning hit on.' otil
\Tiurrsuv
turned in the young sea
(fl0 3
(0e1,,)
later.
OCCt'r Results
,mrl. c; first one-hitter and rartick
. tHE ASSH(:IATEH PHESS
cujt 17 In rue1hing the West Palm
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it*iforh
National 1f'aguuc
Fiend, llraves. The defeat dump
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We.Inradny'a Itesuhia
cr1 tin- flra'ea Into c'rcrncl place
STANDINGS ~ Sr Louis 3, flalti,iinre 1
jtti , fl
Auur'k's 2. PIttsburgh :'
Eighteen - year old Santiigo
Todn"s (1U1P5
Gitaman started his professional
Nit LtflII1CS scher1iulti
INSURANCE
t)nSPhnhI career on the mound of
-. Personal
St. Petersburg and yielded eight '
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hIt\
CemfleTeleI
tilts
while
working
the
whale.
iIarathon
In d ustrial
I )r. i.aw game . St Pete led all the way.
fl( )ST( )N (Al')
lesdi
'rite Win ter Haven I,erstjtirg
rein-c \l I lilt. a 1.7 year-old
game
went 13 innings-first e
Ore.,
befrom
Eugene.
tioctor
RUMLEY
NAVY MIXED LBA,Gtil'
ratur Wednesday tile oldest run- tra-inning: C-nntest of t
Vi
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ncr ever to oifidally complete It ended when Leeahurg center I. Accident ala
37 II) I In' I lostout Ma ratinni. I Ic fin - fielder Joe Keniigh singled In a
3220375
W. Frs+ Sf
3-1 11) isliud tin' 26.inile, 305 -yard race run. Keou gh earlier tripled anti
2. Co Cetteisi
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loc*l golfing professional, no less. . . . Enjoyed talking with 13-ArIlsile
14-Willie May
Joe
Danny Simon, a trim 200 pound F.S.U. scholarship-bound local 3RD RACE-PUI 11.888 3 &amp; 4 Y.O.
griddar. Keeps in s1supt playing softball in the Church Soft- Maidens; 3½ Purtengs

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such an outstanding job at. Souti; Seminole Junior High. - . ,
5-Dear Heart.
If that's not enough, bow about that former "super star"
-Pontander
Butch Riser joining tile stuff as tile unsistunt footbull conch, 10--fted Jed
too? . . . All of you "duffers will be happy to uutc that our Also11-Mary
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S.O.S. FLASHES. . . - Look for some announcements fol- 5-.DO
No
9-Wayside
COLLEGE CHAMPS... The winners
of the Mon_$
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lowing the School Board meeting tonight Involving lots of 2ND RACE-PUL 11.881____
3 &amp; 1* Cid'n'
day afternoon Seminole Junior College Bowling
changes at Oviedo High School. They'll revolve around Car- 1110
AllRaider
$1,580 3½ Ffls
1-Sea
Class included (front row), Jim Myers and Susan

Talley, high average bowlers. Standing in the back
row (left to right) are the first place team memhers Susan Kelley, Tim Hopkins and Vicki Boyd.

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lb0ndb0mt Doll
promotion to Assistant Principal, they're fortunate in getting
'tbo,ipet u,
Dave Miller as his roplacttntent. Miller will heroine head
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that the squad starts promptly
how about annie of those 50 or 60 yard boots? Mamma, mm!
Corn Bullet
&amp;-Bill Callon and Humid Herbst Lane 14-Sandra Gold and Tereso Jacktona at DeBary at 5:00 P.m.
On Saturday and Lane
kwilialil is way too x1ow and it had better accept some oulnielo (2-S) $115-60
at 9:30
t6an
Lone 7-Dennis Stewart and Gilbert
Wesley
Jones
and
Harold
Johnandnext week, a return match
of those "experiments" being offered, Like using pinch hitters Pertecto
.s
$330.90
that
they
should
be
at
the
Volift
7TH RACE--% M. GrOft D Tinitil, 41 m
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son
7.00
4.00
210
with
Osteen at Deltona at 2:00
mere than once In a game or like those high schools up north Eagle River
Lane 15-William Omey and Dawn Gazlt I
-£30
210
where you only get three halls and two atrikes before you're Dapple's
'loll
Man
p.m.
Chris Douglas and Pat Oylrr
3.00
,
Just My
Darfln
Tourney Set
Lane 16-MIk" Doyle and Donnie Ridlan
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eltheT os or out.
Qulniela (1-3) $1710
David
Oldham
an
d
David
Moth.
Thisi will create lots more interest and speed-up the Perfecto
(1-5) $4890
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The Sub Group Class B base.
Ryun Set
Lane 17-Marion Skelly and Laura Kern..
games considerably.
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ball action ge ts underway in
...
or
Why worry? Two of the soccer matches, ON THEIR
Ricky Pnyne and Jimmy Link
Oviedo today with Sanford NaLAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) nM DAY OF OI'ERATAIONS, pulled more spectators than
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Lone 15-Jeff Larqen and Denise burn- val Academy coming up against Texas Southern's world recordDowns
OUX
did the major league teams in two cities!
Marvin Wright and John Yrf- j St. Cloud in the first semi- equaling 440 team and Jim ,%
And finally, did you know that the Super Bow] game
C
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final match. The winner of to- Ryun of Kansas, the world's '
Lone 19-Pam Webber and Eddie Payne
drew a TX1 Pudience of 65 million, mory than twice tile peuk
game will face the Ovie- premier miler. will lead an unday's
.
viewing of 28 million for any previous World Series game,
precedented assault on the meet
Lane
2&amp;-Leonore
Beasley
and
Vicki
do
Lions
tomorrow.
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Maybe what they ought to do in call up the folks at
MacLeay
Game
time
will
he
:30
p,m.
records
at the 42nd Kansas P.er •
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Deltona or Osteen and ask them how they're able to get $0
lays Friday and Saturday.
at .Iohn Courier Field.
Crowe
many spectators out for their lithe league games.
For rriday
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Ruth Wright and David Myers
Longwood ---------------5
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Lane 13-Scott Roche and Johnny Spoiski kltamont.e Senators - Robert Zinn and Mike Reno
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Deltona

Brad Word and David BrewerSEMINOLE MINOR LEAGUE

All members are reminded Lane 5-Lorry Brewer and Mike Mac-

24.10 10.00 £40
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North Orlando - -- - ---- - 1
man
7.00 5.60 jar Bowling League, who will Lone 3-Pnemary Simon and Frank
Lone
11-Picky
Kostivol
and
Gory
Ouel- Longwood ............0
Paterson
340 1w bowling their Doubles and
land
Vicki Schnhtiler and Pot 0mev
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Forest City 11-10 in a slugfest.
Huth was the winning hurler for to be a comfortable 10 to 4 lead
for Orange City, the Deltonians
Altamonte,
Sunland will play North Or- came to life in the bottom of
lando in tonight's Minor and the last Inning with Ix ta11ie.
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Field.
with a long double while the
Current St.andings:
bases were loaded and consecu-

Altamonte Twins -------6
Lone 5-Julie Miller and Mike Parkin- Casselberry .............

JUNIOR-SENIOR DIVISION

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6
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straight without a loss in the Deltona Lions Little League

Slated To Open Saturday
Co-conctht's Msie M a c L e a y Lanes by (1:15 zi.m.

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Tourney

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Gerry Wilder slamm ed a
home run, Stockman laced a
pair of singles, and Mark
Thompson and Mullins each had
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lone a a a i g ii m en t a for th e

There's action going on the field nt all times . . . and Sassy CInnamon
LA's Harry

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675 RACE-5-16 M. Grids I Tim. 31.70 day at .1t Lanes.

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6-0 victory

Tie Sparks

who hurled a five-hlUer for the
Pirates, rapped a single In the
second inning for the only For
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cames were, didn't you?

win

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MiamI Mariinq are all by thcrnelve
fly

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Ilnh1'ts ho mer
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lottIflh)
''I'm going back to my Old
The Iwr also prov ided I lie' nnd wa toitelied for another ron vito shot for I lip ( ' a rdlnnlc, who Pitfqhnrgl,
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'lyle of hitting, to get a better - iiinIsg margin as the Hrnves In the fonIli wheti Mack .h'tn's ;iituieil Sall I'vtit'Ii - o sire I Iii New VOIk
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opening sI 1mhz ni nd sriiiiiI ni a fore" play I hitet' cI a its.
41-(-olltl
Il1,oll1,f!..ol0:
I(ell
contract la%t wiliter at t ill-CC Jos,
tifoner
of
the
night
1CA5Ofl.
"1 W5fl't
in
liii?'
In.
l,ps
etiiitv
10fl.00O
St. 1.ouis' slreakiii Cardinals bmlile iul Mike (IC
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ton concerned about batting for overpowered Sstn Franrti-o 7 5 1 jeld hilt gavi' liii' 1lravr sin iii linrkriI
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York
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an average last year l)CelnlRe I for their si l Ii victory fl si citrante 11111 in (hit' i'igli$ hi.
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hiatt tiilirt'
the league in homers."
for (In' Giants. who ht;ivr lust
4 :t .57)
('t,i(,IL'a
sk in a row.
'There's no better way of
4 1 .571
hut until broke up thin l)iitlg I)etrolt
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nndIngs. The Indians (54) Sland ............... ., 3
will not play again until Satur- Forest City .............3
Casselberry ............ 3
day, when they meet North Or- Lake Mary ..............2
lando.
North Orlando ..........0
Nuss registered nine strike
outs and walked four In six in-

3.60 and Tularge Redman have re-

ok out, Baseball . . .
Sn, you thought I was kidding about how exciting soccer HIQuinieia
Cal (2-3) $112.00

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11.60 6.00
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Walking Dog
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firing a brilliant one hitter in a

RACE-4-16 M. Grade C Tinto 31.71
640 5.00 3.00
spaghetti that was thicker than this toothpick!) while all eyes Skorty
11.20 5.40
SuiSto
drilled liners at me.
3.60
piortti Pork
Not to duck a chullenge, I swung and sway it went, right oulniew (") U840
2ND RACE-S.14 N. C redo I Time 31.71
over the fence!
9.00 4.40 3.20
Rudy's Gossip
NOPE . . . NOT A HOME RUN. I foul-tipped It. hack
5.00 300
p
Ranper
3.00
aison Tip
over the screen, BEHIND ME, and like the man says . . . I
OulnIelo 17-8) 537.40
GOT OUT OF THERE FAST!
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Wliiiii't' Jiti .If1liflUhI nih
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led shot mn I he leti Field e t s in '.t i ti ;i nil lilt, I • i'c
hard the National League wIth 44 the foutTh.
If Hank Aaron h
nodgr edged Ctnclnnitt 32 on only fmr hU )wfrne gR'lnt WRY
Nn$InflAt l,engne
time breAking the old home run 1 home rune lnt year but t1tPP1 The 3.yesr•old
ntitf1elder
ion ltunt run•eorInt iit'iihbe to i{wm Ilernnndez In flu' c'vfl fl loon
.279 batting mark-lowest first two 1 97 homers titled hiq In the 10th, The PIttnrgh. i'nth. tit
habit, he'll have no trouble to
ntheu.q.'fnied the P'phI' . 1 71
b1nted a pair of cnreer total to 444, No. 10 on th Philadelphia
nine
keping his new frfrnd.
In his career
1
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ARtruc inn nrrtiq Iii
hnnier Vednsdny night. pow- nIl•tlnie iit. hiie Rending hic

first place in the Seminole Major League last night.

Air, D.L.'s Lindy, Portrayal,
was Whigham who was bugging me with ventriloquism or
scoop,
Rebel
Jan, Aunt Clevie and
semethln', but anyhon, th ere comes this voice, "Come on
Dreamy Blues.
bit some nut to us."
RACE RESULTS WEDNESDAY NIGHT

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WEEK; THEN
FACE EACH OTHER IN 771'E

Au Revoir Handicap

Not 7mar17 as edgy as in some of the other sports.
season is epeeted or the 11.
And aa long as we're pinning on "Mr. Nice Guy Titles," race program which will draw
come on over and meet, a respected gentleman ATId the bend down the curtain on the moat
coach of the new OB Champions, Jim Payne of the Lyman successful season ever at the
Greyhound
Called to congratulate him on Tuesday and gues how I
Th e mutuel handle for the
interrupted him at home . . . he had the whole team over as season was expected to Pass the
bi guests and was throwing a whing-ding of a party for
15 million mark during the
matinee program today and
Nice going fellows. Don't step now. I've never token team wind up with a grand total of
pictures of State Champions.
about $15.2 million for the 108Hey look, ilnee we're on horsehidrn, let me tell you 06
racing meat.
bnppened" when I was out at th e pructice field with Seminole tiny
Favored In the 82nd nnnual
Digit's squad.
Itevoir Handicap is J.A.'s
Used my baby brownie and had 'em nfl say "cheese" Au
coming from them like, Charcoal. Other starters in the
(with under the brea th comments
finale are Rinaker's double, Sol

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I dunno. Maybe it's only me hut-hnhnll roaches seem
to be a different breed of AOrtA.

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Who

Altamonte

IF BOTH TEAMS CAP4
ELIM1A7'E77R FIRST ROUND
OPPENTS )J TUE P1GJP

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The
NEW YORK (AP)
weatherm n is toying wlth thc and oranges are peintifuL
In the meat department. ham
family food bill again.
hCt(1 prices have dropped
flfld
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Wheat
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of higher prices for flour and prices down. There are much
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of teen-age
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center," he said.
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Principal .)ohti Angel of South
New officers elected at th e tic' country
is aimed at tb. I Seminole Junor High School in
recent executive board meeting "extremely large number of Casselberry told the Tangleof the Garden Club a! Deltona I pregnancies and live births wood Area Civic Association
are Mrs. Cecil H. Thomas, re- ; among girls If, and under."
meeting Monday night at St.
elected president: Mrs. V. Let!
"TI in teenager." said Gordis, Richard's Episcopal Church that
Lloyd, vine president: Mrs. "is essentially' unprepared for the school beard has decided
Harry C. Powell. corresponding
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secretary and Mrs. Thomas nancy is often a tragic event." his school, but to supply six
Blanchard re-elected publicity Gordis said the term "sexual- portable classrooms instead.
chairman.
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Mrs. A. F. Powell. director of would be unfair to presume that will not solve many of the

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have as their current ii 0 U s e _____________________
guests her sister and brotherin-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Ferguson of Livingston, N.J.

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Mrs. Otto Hartwin Sr. of Va- guests, Mrs. Goshet's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
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of Shell Road, entertained Mr. Bary and Mrs. Christine Evans
and Mrs. Ewald Michelson of of DeLand.
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Mr. and Mrs. August Rodeevening Mr. and Mrs. Alvin wald of DeBary Drive. bare reWind of Orchid Drive, enter- turned from a trip to Brooklyn,

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lockers, corridors,
to the program by paren ts war- tion
A short course will be held rind about pregnancy, while oth- science rooms and shopat the University of Florida,
The association voted to
Gainesville, May 17-la. The 1-health
ers mireServk'e
referred
by Public
nurses,
physi- amend the by-laws to pe rmit
president's conference will be cians, community' health
meetings to be held every other
i-u. M.t' 'I fi 30-9:30 -it-------in lit ewe anti
month
and more zrequenuy I-'
city's
the
maternity
Lite DeBary Community Center. cart' center arid venereal
called
by
the executive board.
d isPresidents and program chair- ellse clinics.
Mrs, Everett Porter, secre_______________
men of all circles are requestt rv submitted her resig tion
ed to attend.1
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n honora ble men
named secretary pro tern.
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Club of Deitona by the Federal.
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tion at the state convention m
Jacksonville. which Mrs. Geox'•
Twelve tables were in play at
Murphy mind Mrs. Albert
week s Tuesda3' I p. m.
this
Croninger, anIomIg others. tit
Time Organ Club of Deitona
ary'Duplicate
tended. Theytearimt'd that 'TlOr .
Friday. B
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garden clubs in the' world and son
James fl Polhamus, 725 SparkWinners were NS, first, Miss
that district six led thc state in
man Avenue. Orange City.
Johnson and Edward Preutz; Mem
the civic improvement field.
bring
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cuter, reservations being accept- only wi th parental consent.
problems will be overcrowding

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Circles to take place tit a lunch.' vent
center may come from any five .-years ago to accommodate
eon. May l7 at 12:30 p m., at part of the city and receive the 30 students, is expected to
the Community Center. Tile pills otily after intensive individ- have an enrollment of 1.800 in

ed by him. Eldon C. Burnjarn

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officers of tIme Garden Club and
Girls accepted into thin pro- ing," he said.
of the eight Deltomi Garden gram at the hospital's adoles- He stated the school, built

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district six of the Florida Fed- Ionly prornisew ws girls are in- school's problems but "we will
erutlon of Garden Clubs, will 'oI'ed. since some girls may do the best we can and ask for
be installing officer for all new date Just one boy'.
your patience and understand-

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this wi'ek nimik lug fin'iI jtlimiis for the lug show VI'idmlv and Smmt i,rthuv.
I'k'ttireil k'fl to right sire Mrs. Itliiiitiit ()vt'tt, in ('hllrgt' of •tumidntt, MIA.
Ho,i
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,ft Gin ha in chit i iota ii of flit' sh i.v m i d Mrs. Carl Ti lii properties
clud rimm. 'I'hey ii re I. .ik iii g over an 'tm- rim n genieri I si in i hi r to flit' many
11111t will In' .itlmniitt.'d ft,i' jitilging.
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co-hostess. The program \v i 1 1 lier pink circular nose veil was
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Mrs.
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carItalian
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suit
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with
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Laura Platt Brown in charge, rie'd a Colonial nosgay of pink white applique motifs. She wore
Seminole Iteliekah lAIdgp No.
white accessories anti a corsage lilt, reception siw fillillediately
following the ce re mony. Ar. .i:t int'l Thursday evenitig at
Lanny Emmett served the of white carnations,
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Most of the dead were German and Swiss tourists retum'mtSarah Ta yIn,-, iiohk' grand, ;,reing from a trip to the Far East.
In a twn.hour floor debate. ceed the smallest district by no which expires June 30.
Monseheart, Ill.
The other survivors were a Britannica.
ire a, which (';mrril'd out a color
The plane's crew included four
Swiss air hostess, a German
Britons, all killed.
BALTIMORE. Md. (AP) - A woman and a German man.
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PRICES INCREASING
ARRIVED!!
JUST
part which remained somewhat The
Tile providing of pills is a part the plane made one low run
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flt'tn'kah
MARTIN'S
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WEEKLY ON MOST
coi
Friday. April 21, t 2 pIn at ruitiiinage and hake salt' to he
of a program at Sinai Hospital over the runway and then
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Voman's ('hut) singers will lire' Mrs. Ms- rile Wallin is chairman.
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music.
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recipients
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CHAMPAGNE
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Mrs. Sidney Jones, are helping
Belisle,
center
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Sinai. said Tuesday about (10 Staten Island, New York, Dec.
this Friday and Satut'dny at.
the Annual Flover Show scheduled
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DAVID
the afternoon. Greeters will he less and Mt's Essie Cole a n d
GALLON
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Doors open at 3 p.m. Friday and close at. 9 p.m. lion
cring
U.N.
helicopters.
the
Garden
Center,
Mrs.
George ('rozmke and .\lrs. Mrs. Virginia Anderson, co-hots.
The plane was flying from program in the past four including six on the ground.
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gi-tioill 1% host man and ushers
N. her sister-in-law as nialron of

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director said one man, a Sw'iss, employed ctimpared with only i i in tit(, state. The seven hour 1 legislative bodies to follow strict 1 Tile bill provides that until
measure to extend the
was in "relatively good condi- 24 per vent us recently its 19fl3. program was presented by Jay population guidelines for ds II). the largest district in pop- at-ration
life
of
the
present draft law,
might
state
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according to the Encyclopedia Stoehr and Bill Stanley of tricting.
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I Wnlly Smith. prelate. attended necessan, two,lhirds required , ling (fislrirl guidelines,
by Son. George 'McCrovern, DO'.%! DECIAN-13,
I it recent leadership training pro- by the Constitution -tile num- ; Sent to the floor by the House S.D., tO reduce livestock im,ment, uniting the liped I
has
been
steadily declining in gram at the Cherry Plaza in bcr'of states petitioning for the Rules
Committee was a meas- ports from 900 million pounds to
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of
tire
that bsckem said could at- 600 million pounds a year.
coinvention
in
the
aftermath
The survivors, all young. were the United States. In 1890, ~ Orlando. They report there ,
The Senate Armed Services.
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Three officer-;-elect of the pnrtion tone legisIntive houc;e on districts moved forward in the another extraneous amendment
house, with the way cleared for tacked onto it.
Lodge. Rumbley, governor; M. a basis other than population.

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Mrs. Luella Shill, past royal were seven-branched candela.
matron, Mr. and Mrs. William bra and two pedestal baskets
Rendle, Mrs. ijeanc Anderson, arranged with white glads and
Mrs. Mahie Upton and Mrs. mums.
Barney Griggs, organist, prellc'len King.
At the next meeting. April 21, sentd program of nuptial se.
all master iiasons are Invit ed lections.
i marriage by her (abe the guests of Cathedral
tlier,
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bride was radiant in
Cowl.
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cherries In San Jonthe
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WASHINGTON(AP)
to seedings, and-a bit of cheer
Sanford Lodge 1551, Loyal Or- Senate In "a matter of weeks" said Congress should not consid that, the difference might be no
Air Crash perhaps for small boys-inter
123 Perish In Swiss
showdown on the or calling a convention until at more than 10 per cent.
rupted the spinach harvest. A der of Moose, has scheduled the will face a
petition.
The Senate spent much of its
The owner, Globenir of Swit- said. "Then suddenly there was freeze caused heavy damage to last enrollment ceremony under controversial subject of Jegisla- I least five more states
NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP)
the
present
hnard
at
officers
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session in a continuing debate
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Scares of rescuers collected 2.1 7,erlqnd, said It heard from the a flash and
The weatherman also is hold- 2 p. m. Sunday at. the Moose Senate Republican Leader Er - tion could involve other moves nver the administration'
s bill to
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It
to chnnar, the Constitiltion.
was another flash of lightning Ing the Florida tomato crop be- 1 Home. 2660 Palmetto Avenue. crett M. Dirksen.
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But t)irksen pledged '1 shall restore business tax incentives,
Di r k s e n told newsmen
the gentle slopes nf a hill near the plant- was struck by light- but It could have been the plane low normal.
Present officers are Joe Sin - caught in a
Nicosia Airport where a char- ning and burst into flames.
As the weather improves, ko, governor; .lohn Rumley, Wednesday he expects two more I march in here' to demand a The measure
the ground."
soon its two more i~ three week hntile over .attempt-,,
Evidence at the scene mdi- hitting
toyed Swiss airliner crashed
A helicopter took off and di- there should be bigger suplies ~ Juninr governor: Ralph Moore, I st,lites tn .submit soon petitions 1 conventinn w,
to use it as the vehicle to repeal
during the night In a thunder- cated the plane hit a bump in rected fire engines and ambu- -and lower prices
for fresh past governor: Nick Hall, pre- calling for a constitutional eon- petitions are received,
the ground, then bounced a few lances to the scene. Rescuers fruits and vegetables. The out late, and Howard Price, secre- vention to consider whether
A proposal to force reappor- the presidential election can
storm.
had still
states should he allowed to ap tionment of state congressional paign financing law
Another vic'im died In a has- hundred yards into the slope of had to toil through muddy fields look Is good for celery, lettuce, tary.
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Sr., of Sanford, and
Cathrdrnl Court Order of the old E.
Amaranth honored members of Frank Edward .]one-, of Orlando. son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Daytona Reach Court
Friday
evening
in
the
w
Steagall of Gnffney, S. C.,
meeting
tinited In nntv Mn1t-innny,
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lasonic Temple.
I .S. 197. at 7:30 p.m. at
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Ellis. royal matron,
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Sanford.
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Rev. )'d H. Chance ns the
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Mr. and Mrs. Duni L. Veil. pinyed with the State Tnpnrt home,
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Lake
liamson of College Park
nirni of Fdiirntinn in Atlanta, :heafternrnn to eigrn1z
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surpred inter In
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Sheryl .lane, to Roy L. Chncuilii tin High School in Anctin. ThX the day.
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy as. and I prePnt!' serving a
They are membe rs of the
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trig cottons and vin'.'l&amp; arid then costumes Ior ttu c1ii' plus or
of Mrs Itobert ficane with Mrs Stetson Umverstts xv 1966
Preceding
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other bu.siuess the meeting was Tiger Tissue the paper goods 'tear a Eve all
I he'. assisting as hostesses
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clothes
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about decorating closets. pan $
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During the social hour a de strengthened with ny l on or fin ries bassinets summer
servmg a. Viet Nan rutti bs
served cron or raven fibers And they tages college rooms plus rooms
Lester Wildner and i liunuc sweet course
Mrs
nurseries flatios
shower of gifts to be sent to to the I present Hoctu,ses art' fire resistant
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The most exciting thing about
4nd Lt Bills Cspress current were assisted in tue serving in
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Iithric. Paper means that you, a needle-.and-thirend thought.
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meringue and hake until gol Then pour th e mixture into an
ice cube tray.Freeze. ('ut into
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Fill chilled pear hals- es with squares and arrange on lettuce
a scoop of vanilla ice cream and and se rvee imnwdntcls

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it no iii do cigr impart b'. cover price The trick of decorating

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wi th paper? Think about
sew
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series
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a little gir ."
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centers of pear halves with and thickened throughout. 1f to

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enough covered cording made
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Sew v you would Em- an'. flubs Booth Fa ye Gaines, Mars MISS SCHOENTELDER shaped headboard' ot at ali for close fit. Turn again to
nedy Junior high
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Grace hosk'. Elizabeth Gallant
according to Betts who has wrong side and machine stitch
Boc.kiedge
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made any number of slipcover' Secure with tack' at bottoni and
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muster bedroom wi th a seam allowance Make edging
color and design pace set by strip, and apply welting to both
edges Las edging strip along
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rod headed mother of two teen curacs With fabric wrong side
age boys and a tins blond out thumbtack lower edge in
-c, then smooth fabric updecorator and a skilled seam ward till It covers headboard
smoothis Rough cut silhouette,
stress.
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hoard' can be covered in less
and Ecthcr Williams
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.sons. This ihow will strike a pubUc service Friday gives a Gene Krupa, Carol Lawracce.
home in many families. Hobble lecture on swindlers on TV. fie Liberace, Bob Newhart and
takes a part-flnic Job and be- learns from a station employe Dom de Luis
iing as a Con- good spot Lq Newhart, Liberace,
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after they are exposed to a new sensitive screenplay.
9:30-10 p.m. MIC. Dragnet O'Malley. Well-worth watching.
atmosphere following a collision
10-11 p m NBC The Dean
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won
a
1967
"The Subscription Rac
in space. 'I'ltis episod
Martin
Show. (Color) (Rerun)
(Color)
Sergeant
Friday
science
ficket."
special plaque from
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Officer
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the
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work
on
the
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in
goodnight
of th e tendet'.
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That,'.% why I would like to a.. n.aavlth vh1h v've wthed
aoftneaa, the pmmIe poaeed usal partner In the drive-in.
by the body of the girl you're Though your parenta may hay" every teen-aged youngater in the fretft,lnecc of fevi'ta - all
; nf
.perionee,
eltibracinst in the darkness of a told you it's a x9d thimg to fe- this country rpqnlvf~d te, visitL n ~ their own doar ,-T
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(if
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ymi
nur.Rery
for
illegal
hRhies.
rIo,4ten#%.q-c
to
ns
.1trob
awakened
drive-In inovie. If you're a gIrI, g
Our good young people know I
the feel of that baby In their
,nuu re acutely aware of the have not aN'n, )'ItI have not
how
krniline
and
about
touched
or
felt
a
darn
thing
for
a
lot
boy 's body, Its urgency, Its con0
aR i nlagi. .4 baby begot out. (of wetllock. prerimiq Is human clo%enf&amp;q.
nation is always part of sexual. The Illegal baby exists only In is jut because they know how I rIcAerip4q is brought Into hat.
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Ity, your ybung Imagination your heat], as unreal ar. your precirms 1.4 human c10"
power- of aivarenesc of it-,; pot'ntiat
so
their
sexuality
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Hut 1, (ecI the ennerf' efr)s
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school Juniors and Seniors
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to his office. Then you can
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)EAB ABRY: I know you
door bit our daughter on the
t'e net a fashion editor, but "get with It" torthe.
FRIDAY, APR71. 21, i
akin
was
broken
an
face.
The
you
can
help
me.
cwimM. ri'nnwcws:
l7rnybe
1)EATL ABBY: I am a high we had to take her to the doe- An excellent dii - and evenIng
There is centhiuni triction betor for teats and medical for von to organize all departiween mc and uiv huahand aehool student. Last weekend
care. I asked the doctor to I nients of sour existence In
over the length of y skirts.
rn' very heat girl friend slept
over. The da after she left send the bill to the boy's Par- such fashion that von heeonw
I will be o this year and
have four grown children and 1fl3 ThfltM!r missed about $12 ellis.
more efficient to the day'
Worth of her good cosmetIcs.
Re did, hui now the doctor ahead, espedaut' if you pet
tow- grandchildren.
tells me that they did not pay some modern systems and zipI have a nice figure, work I didn't want my mother to
friend
had
taken
It.
Don't yoti think they shotild çilianees with which to do your
In an office and weer my think my
..akirts to the middle of my them no I said I had "tier- pay this bill instead of me? Work better. Contact new.nc
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rowed" them and left them What ihnnld do'
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DEAR MAD: Pay the doeAI?IFS tMzirch 21 to April 10
bud . somewhere.
My husband, who i
Now
I
am
being
punished,
for.
Then
retain
a
lawyer
to
You
find that von enrr - through
executive,
nays
I
am
bean
would
almost
rather
tell
your
neighbor
that
YOU
with
your
duties more efficient.
modest and old fashioned, hut I
punishment
than
expect
repayment
and
take
the
(pesSi- ly whethM thc' be In the nut'that I should "cet with it"
have my mother think my
side world or at home. Sales
lily) punitive damages.
and wear my skirts shorter
1 and pureha*ec come easily.
like the fashionable women girl friend was a thief. Abby,
I turned the house upside
CONFU)ENTIAL TO '1E- Show dynzimsni in all that you
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I)AD" TN BOTIL- do and say.
those
think
teen..agers
look
cute
down
looking
for
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him
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TA1US (April 20 to May 20)
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I
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mv
mother
I
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Seminole Count '-, Florida, at claStu at I lie front tie-it-in of the
public outcry to the highest and pie iiii nol. Ctuin I y Court hi once in
best bidder for cash at 12:01' the CII)' e-et Sanford, Florida, on
noon c-n 1'ue,da)', May 9. 1i67 the 1st day of May, 1967, at
5cmlflle' ii: lIt o','l c-k, A, Si, the
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57 aqd ii, h"itIic r."or4s er
4, 1967
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roun'r MInIuM I)1%TIII(Y1' OP ra the steps of the SemInoie'
Haraforl,
(I,uirtiaoti,e,
l'I.OIItIIA, f)IILANIIO fi1V1110'5 (niinty
(1(1.2431 Oct-Cl,— UNITIIID Florida. lIsted: Mar"h II, 1947
HTA'rl-Il 05' AMItItICA, Plain.
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united States Ma rub ii
tIff, vs. 111101, I', su'rIrEnt1A?4n
Middle District c-f VloTl4a
arid IIWI'TYI'i H, SEJ'rJ1EltrAND,
hale wife, liefendarstu —tYVlCK l(1-;14DP141, W. W 11I-litR V
OF 5*5,11— Notice Is hereby jiv- Ausietant tlnit.4 Stat.. Attorns'i
en that puraliant to a Finch Us- Attorney for Plaintiff
cren of it'nreelnstire entered on Publish A prIi I, II, '. 27, 1)47
h-h'hr;iary 13, 1967 by the *bov
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ly, Flti'iili •teeo'rihel as: tO'I' 1.5,
lilt l 'h Q, St'Nl% NIt i-;S'l'A'I'i-IS.
a,-c't'rilng ti tiat t i,ereo f rocordel In h'lat llook II, I'ages
22, i'ul'lic Record. of
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Coilti I &gt;',
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best l,idder for enali at 12:01)
tenon on l'ijr,day, May 0, 1*67
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l'tiited States 5t*r.hiai
I"lorlda
Midile l)iit net e-,
:h:NhlI'iI14 SV. SVIIIRItY
seiretint. l7nitei States Attorney
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5 '111$-I rIllCl'l'I' ('(IVU'I' Oh"
'ill-I 515111 Jl'h)l(1l-4l. CIII1' ii' I S AS I) loll MI-lUl SOLE
(Ii 5'j'5', $',(ftl lit.
II. *17-i$M41
SAVl.tIt'l'I"OIti) 6'i'Hii-lt.5f
N(IS ,SNI lOAN A1'iSI)CI•t'I'ION,
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I •'r.st N by, I heroiis ii, u tiler or
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YOl 1 A It I-I h;e'r"iey notified that
moltH iiet teat to forucioso
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1 S.sipiIti'i s:iiuust)', I"ic,riila;
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ciruli rig to I he pla t thereof
as recorded iii Pta t hook 1,
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"It" pages 41., 46, 47 and
-u till,: itecoi'cli of Semi4

cli will huld * public Iit.-arins
Dated
on the P.titln at 7i$O o'clock A. El. 1067.
W1TNSW any hand and the
the
Ird
day
of
on
Id.
P.
Slay, (SEAL)
of this Curt at Hanford,
(SLAL)
liG7, at Chic Town Hall of MISJ"lonidu, this 4th day of April,
Arthur 11. HeckwlU', Jr.
eckwttb. Jr.
Arthur U.
seorite Springs. Florida at which
Clerk of I he CIrCuit Court A. 13., 1067,
Clark of tb
Circuit Coast
gipt thetiiu t)ls&amp;- fur and
ihy: Margar-1 i, 'lyre,
(S itt A 1)
Seniiiic'lt Cuuvty, Florida.
came will uS heard and final
Arthur II, fteckwitb, Jr,
lieputy Clet Ic
By- : Margaret E. Tyr
action taken.
('1E5'ELANI) &amp; SIZE
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County, the &amp;th day of April, A. D., 1$67 Suite 1&amp; Sanford Atlantic Na.
a copy to rlcizsr. vacte and abandon, tiorial Batik Building, p. Q
hanford, Florids, and
thereof 10 1'NET)tOM. DAViS
Utility Easement. I)rawrr '/, original A nswer or
SScINTOEH, attorney, for these certain
A
file the
of
Tow.
Aitamonte
lbS
}'IaltttfT, Post Office Box 1*50
oilier pleading lii the office of
bprItie. Florida, described a' the Cleric of the Circuit Court
Saziford. Florida,
follows:
certaip dRttca proceeding
or. or before the 1st day of
'1i' East 7
f the 'West 14'
lag ie$s.inat you in the Circuit
May. A. a. 10(17. If you fall
10,
hit
I).
The
1Slck
Ceurt of the Ninth Judicial Cirto do so, a decree pro OOnfe.eO
tbi
South
14,
North 4'
it ly ard for Seminole Counwill be lalceri ngairtst you for
4 of alock i in I thee relief detrianuded in the Corn.
lots ;
1). Fluriug, ii Civil Action, all
4 $, ijiock F, L4aka Oricntd
lair, t
.bt,rc'1alc' title of said cause
as rtcurded In
hills, Unit
beus 'NUl.EW W. LEMONS.
This Notire shall be published
P1st Mook 14, psgc 17 of sits oncs a week fr four coniscu.
versus
Plaintiff,
LIAPETH
Public Records of $erniole live weak. in The Sanford HerV. LXZIONt, Dsfsndspt." and
County, Florida,;
new,iiper i:IrciiEKted in
ald,
fail riot or a risrault
)ssrei
will
be
Judgznent
.nt.red and that the .atd Tuwn Coun- btiniiicile County, I'!orlda.
*1 hanford,
Florida, and

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little' girl I know says.
sunny things. These children churtruin Railroad, a five-mile Sanford Herald, Box 1821, Hol11 you siTe 00 and over and have no homes of their own and line extending froni the Mis.- lywuod is. Calif.
,ed to give' love; &amp;f you am' they must be taken case of by aiMipp3 Itiver levee at New
wilhng to pin) and talk with trained personnel who, unfor- Orleaii.. in a straight lint to
PiRC'JTED GYPSIES
little children in hospitals, W:u&amp;tely, do not bliVe 'the tinie the shore of Lake PontchmGypsies have a long history
orphanages and chad welfare fur "loving" and 'cuddling" train at Mlliieburg Chartered of peacution The Ngzi, on
centers, this program h.foryou. Just think of a baby being fad in i$80, it was opened for Hitler's instructions, extermi.
You must have a low Income, without love and a fttUt at- horsepower operation in 1831 nated am concentration camps
lwwtbar, Use TOAJ TkU J54i5 nail *a.Lwi., ThIS Is LUrt YOU
great majorn of
ew ma
you nia have need of some in
Borne's Colosseum,
with eastern Europe—an estimated
Tius is a good program for sesituig for between 400011 and 10 ptr sent of thi world gps
undi after remtircnient The

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nenni..
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winter rari. aiemoer.. are nois- '----to bring Items for a white portunity to get ahead In proThe Foster Grandparent Pro- be able to be of aervies to
fessions whose much detail is
ji'am recruits, trains and cm- others,
elephant sale,
letters
receive
'oya persons over 00 years of I
so many
All newcomers hi the area connected with the work inc with low incomes to serve from reader.. who, I believe, will y welcome and reservations volved. First be sure to teach
early how to understand the 1
,glected and deprived children children can join this program. may be made with Club Bostess over-all
picture otherwise he,
'who lack close, personal reha- Even men and women Who )lrs. By DeVriea In
berry,
or
she,
will
get lost am the relahave never married but love Mrs. Jay Jones, Casselborry, or
Itionships
with adults.
This
program Is, I think, (!tilidTOZl caii 3OIfl this program. Mrs. Charles Miller, Altanrnntc tively unimportant and lose out
the important. Management,
wer' much needed and very Of course there is a training Springs.
personnel,
humanitarian veziod fur all — far the children period; your knowledge of life )lemt,ers
attending
the
here.
d certainb Sm- men and and perhaps the children YOU Welcome Wagon Council this
Stars impel, they do not
men who arc 60 are over, yourself may have had are a pi-jay In Leeaburg will be M
compel." what you make of
ny
grandparents live fur great help in understanding the Pauline Stevens, Mrs. Helen
life is 1argel' up to YOU
sway from their own grand- babies and the children to whom Kraiser stud Mrs. Skip Herudoi.

AS PAST

Pr"" bnu1,ertiora M- Vc'Ims"'t
F1,'Ul f(it I '-I b'FI11T ("i14TH0)t,
trIal (Toil S'raap 515.4547

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t hits e-1 isly aUthorIzed depot lea
ivIll sell the property a tuate
lul)'ti-1 S
in Seminole' County, Florida desc:rii,ecl as; I4nt $, illock It. lIONV N I 'I' K I) ('t'k'l'KS nls'rnICT I,ANl' F4TATES.
aubdiviulon,
rot iii' u upm,r nts's'tu'r or according t0 the Pint thereof
11.01* tOt, 0111,5 Nut) I)IVIIION
re'corded in Plat Book Ii,
tINI'I'El)
S.'. flhi-8fl un-fly
I'ngeiu ii to 2?, I'tibllr fleCoTda
H'l'ATI'S 01" AMI'ltlCA. Plain- of Scminnle (Iotirmty, Florid., at
tiff, vs ltI)IIE1IT SVII4LTAM public, outcry to the highest sad
I'iITNAM nn'l 1tI-:T'l'Yi-: U. I'tJTlpt i'i4der for cash at 11:00
N A Si. his is' 10', Un fc'ii ci ii rita,— noon on 'l'ii.sday, May 0, 1947 on
%O'I'IPIG 01' MA Ill— Notice is tlaa steluet of this 8.mlnole Coon-

IN TIlE cii(lII'I' COIIIIT ll
(lØIJN'I'Y,
SNIP 1011 SIIMINO1
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.51 torney for l'iaitatlff
l'tul'li"Ii Ajrii 5, 1:1, 211, 27, 1957

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Fe UnTIl ADDITION, according to plot there-of as rscorded in I'iat hook 12, lue--raley gls'etu that pursuant to a
pages 57 and 55, of the Pub- Seunuit,ar)- h"infll I )e-crc'o of Fore- Iy ('ce u rIb ousee, Sn n torch, Florida.
Seminole e:l',-etire' v,itere'cI ciii h'ehn- iiary 20,- t)nttc'el March Si, I 967.
lic
Record, of
.11)iiN E. MA(IIJIRE, SR.
('imtItut y, FloEId*,
1 9157 by the' above, entitled Court
l',,iteii State. Marshal
all as more parttculnriy set lii the ahe,s'c' ci &gt;'1tI cut lien, the
Put riot of Florida
Si 11db
tort ii in the ii foresi. let Jilt g
unIei- sigtiecl iiniteii States Star. KI-:Nll'I.L 5%'. %VJSERRY
file
in
the
in I-'oreelosure on
shah cir any cf hi. 4 ul&gt;' so thor- kssistant tlnitecl Statea Attorney
alove described Court.
tact 'iceputic's si-ill selt the
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a n'$ PEI,I'IA 'I' -u,';'i Urt.. 1,.
Nd'iI'i- IS he're'iy given that V wIt', Ite'fe'n'I.n(a —'5fP'fICPI ('PS'
nil; "tegageel It, t,iialneua at 211 5.tfF.— Nudes Is ier*te7 gI'i"n
liratinela Court, Natifnrel, Semi- that. p'ira'i*nt ti &amp; Final 1Isrr'e'
iie,lm ('runty, hrlorlda, tinder the' of P'or.irti'eu'erS anterel in P'e'"m
fictitIous name of ABC f.ynsrnle' ,jry 4, It'll by the' chore caElrc'irr,tiI,'u, mud that I tnteri'l tills-I ('v,,itt In the' shove •'yl.-1
in resIster .sI4 name' with tha esil.., the .,nvler.Is.ne'l finitel I
Cleric
iii. (Ilre';ilt (hilirt. SUalsi Marshal or any of hi
iili
ie,,;lti-'le County, Fle-rldi, In ac - -tiny a ,itl,r,rina4 4e'purl's

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rope rt Y, to-wit
re-al
'-5ap recorded in P1st Book ) OU,
Lot 3 In U1,OCK 1? of itiI'lSi'l JoilNSU SUTTON,
the
land
and
my
WITNESS
1a.- t;:: arid 64, PublIc
wl:.-%TIIEItSFIELD First %s' itlotv,
Te'-urcj of Seminole Coun. rfTtcls.1 peal of the said Court,
Addition. .Serntnole County.
I). tends.nt.
County,
Seminole
Sanford.
at
I y, Fitricia.
Flori die, a ,'eord ing to pla
%O'I'ICIC or IIIJI'I'
Elorda, thi 17th day of April,
thereof recorded In I'lat 'I'hii- STA'I'Ji OF FLOhtII)A
I t'67.
Art hut- H B.-chwith. Jr.
Pock l l'ages 66 and 67, of 'SOs lJcuiae Johnson Sutton
(SEAL)
''lerk of the ('rruit Court
i.e I'u t,lic: Itenords of Semi1 00 Gorman Street
hur
H.
Ikchwlth,
Jr.
Art
Mar.
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ii 'It' Eti mit &gt;', F'lori die,
Italeigli. North Carolina
(ierk,
('tr-u 1 ('ourt
It-tity
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INCLUDING:
YOU .%ltE 1IEI{EIiY NOT!li,s : Marga yet E. Tyre
Irving
atheanj-oii
Internal ln,,al Ftjrnace,
1
FlED that a suit lisa been filed
lit-put)' Clerk
L
Hut Point Surface Unit against you in the ai,ovs cause
I
Gladstone L. iehlosa
P. 0. Box 66
I (1. E, Oven
and )-ou are re,iuircd to tile
Plaintiff
Attorney
for
Cou5 )iurida
has been filed against you In your ansssS'er with the Clerk of
Avenue
1l'
North
Magnolia
?ut.ih Ai'rii ,
tic abovo-at yled suit, t he short (lila Court *nd I. servo a copy
,rlando, Florida
Li1M
tit1
of which is Federal Na- thereof upon i ho l,iaintlff or
I-'ubiiah April U, 7 £c Slay 4,
tions1 Mortguge Association, a its attorlle)'I, Mahoney, Hudlow,
11. i57
corporation organlsc-d under an ('tie mbers a rid Ada HIS, lii. rnett
s.u'ui 'in inrsxn
Art of Congress and existing NatIonal Bank Building, JackI'JIE S'lAl'E
FLOB1ZJA TO.
Florida, not later
Pursuant to the Federal National aon.s'hila
ELIZAIJETIS V. Ll51cI5
Charter than May 6th, lG7. If you fail
As soc Ia t ton
.l ort get
114. tI %OTICE
e'o 6
Satellite Drive
OF APPLU'Al'Io-% Yost Act, having its principal office so to do, a l)efault still ha enlath, Terrace, !Ofl5 1sln6, %ft'J'IEE
t'JOiI(ã, 'AUA'I'I6 AND All- in the City of Washington, Dis- te'r4 agninet you for the relief
New 'York
the
Curu p1 a InS.
EASE. trict of Columbia, Plaintiff, ver- etc nia tided In
t'IILITY
ru., JAMES W. i-;CIh1-:LL and This .uit is to foreclose a rnort?LLAet 'lAKE NOTICE that
E1S.
JOYCE E. scaiy-:LL, his wife
you are ).cr-ty required to file To Whom It May Concern:
,ge. 'rice real proicirty proceedyour written Afliwsr or defense,
Notice Is llereby,given by the i,ofendsr,ts, arid you are r.eiuir- ed against is:
Block "10", I1iFTcopy of your An11 ati. l*raonsllr or b) an
Lt
Council of the Town of ed to serve
torney, (hi OF before Slay 1, 167, Altarnunte
IER hoSt ES ii 0 W I 14 I
emlnole swer or other pleading to the
Springs..
I'AIIK, SECTION ONE, acat th, offlue of the Clerk of the
ylorida, that a Petition Complaint on J'iairitiff's AttorCit-cult Court at the Courthouse Cc.'tanty,
MIZE,
tr the plat thereof
CLEVELANI)
ANt)
cording
,Ieyu,
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tile htht-pt aTid best lidder for t'OPY of your Answer to
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file the on- '30. J.i.SIl' 5%', SCIIELL
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whose residence and
Clerk
the I-ti, da'- ci )iav, I ii(7, the irital in the office of the
are unknown.
the
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Court
on
or
before
of
clescriteed property as
1',lie'wtn
YOU ABE HEREBY NOTIri ,nid Final Jude- the ISth dy of May. I67, otherset forth
wise the al1gatifl of taid Corn- FIED that a Complaint to for.me-t.1 tu-wt:
close a certain mortgage encumlot 71. OAkLANti HILlS, plaint st- ill be taken as confess- be--ring tli
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ENIT1SI) STATES fl 1 S 1' 15 1 C 'F ORVEia 13. $KINN'SIIt anti CAll- sigiteel I'ttIe-'ii htaie'u Marshal
entity M11)I)IE flisiIIICT OF 0141'N S. SKINNER, his wife',
or an&gt; cit lila eltily *uthionicd
,-'IOfllfl.t, 081.5 1)O iiI'VsI(iS
lie ten ii ante. eleluilt icc sviht sell the property
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ST 'TI'S el-' A \llR11'A. 1'lnlnNOTICE lH HEBI-lil? (lIVEN l"lnriel* ,te*ot'iI,enl sat l,ot I,
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to that certain SlINi,AN'ii I-:H'CATEY, FIn-ST
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ANPEIS, SR
A lttil'l'ION, a siildlvleion, acin Foreclosure
ment
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Al.l:N ANPI-15. his
herein on the cording to the piat thereof as
and
entered
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Not ice Is hereby given that pur- 17th
Honorable %'olie A. SVillistn., 97 soil US, I'tulhle, htecoreta of
suant to a Sunsn-issry Final P.•ludges of ('Ir- SemInole County, Florida, at
of Foreclosure enter- ed on .lr., one of the
in tiit for the' 9th pu bit•'
er) to the highest
February ro, If67 by the Ml-iOS'e' e'tilt Court
an,l for stat best bidder for e'i,sli at 12 sOf)
in
entitled Court in the alms-c sly1- ,tu,.ticttt fliatrici,
$, 1967
Senu in,mle County, El tmrlin, ss here - floon ciii 'l',iaeiii s', Ma
ii 'a use', the unlersi g ned Un it ed
elf I lie, Satninol et
In ThE MANIIA'l'i'AN SAy- nit t Ian at
States M.rslial or nny of his
a it to r 4,
('IirI house,
Plaintiff and Count Y
duly a us h nt-hot tie put li-s ,vill IN(15 HANK is the
l"lori'ia. D1atei: Marc-la II, 1057.
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Je1IIN II. MA(iIhiltli, NIt.
his wlf,
Sr inin ole Cotitst y, Fl on d a etc.- e)14't'N S. SKINN1-llt,
tIiiteel Siciteli Marshal
ihet un.lt'rslgtleel
are
ilPtefldafltS,
c'y- ihcl as: 1,-it :i. S&amp;'UTII PINESll'i'll. list rIot of Florida
III lion, a coot-ct Clerk of the' ahns'e styled Court KI-:Nfll-llI W, Wlih-IIIIY
('Ii LST. I-'ourt h
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- different cxIWVC more- 1'tnIIter that shoUld some small way. Use a one- for mc to climb INTO clothes. son with entirely
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to say. Find out
prove helpful to harold's wile handled double huckct with To wind my wateh I hold It I perience have
and other ainput.ee.—PDLLY water on one idc and cleaning between teeth and lips before how they became successful. &lt;
)k - inU) your paper for data
aids
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the
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" months to the kinp.queen and partner on how to make the
decided to ignore his partner's future more abundant.
request. Went opened the king LEO (July 22 to Aug. - 21)
of diamonds and declarer had You can get ahead ill pracucal

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ens of the artificial Italian
systems t. Its fanciest. As a
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North-South vulnerable
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The Italian Wct had no make your future brighter,
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club double to guide him hut since the planets are with you.
South'.. two spade bid was a
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c-am.' up with the lend of tiw Show that you have tact. Some
2
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of
diamonds.
The
nine
social
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In
P.M.
us
fine
since
Pass 2N.T. Pass 3
.Ø..daa than hearts . 1 don't
was played from dummy. East you can Increase success via 1i Pass 44
Dble 4
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put up the ten and was d... such channels as well
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probably some sort of mild
lightfuliy surprised when
slam try In case South had a
hold. Then East shifted to the You have some novel plan in
king of clubs and the British mind, hut be sure you first get
really good hand. It did give
.AEALNE
- the British East a chance to
declarer did not make his game. into the rudiments thereof
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: double to ask for a club load.! Unfortunately for England I Thus, instead of a big gain quicUy. Confide only in those
who can assist you. Personal
: This wasn't- a silly double. It West looked at hi.. own three I England wound up with at big tasks can also he handled with ,. FIEM1)i-4IP
- was a really constructive bid. I clubs to the jack and four dia- loss.
CL_LJ.
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perfect ease.(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
SCOkPIO
Look to comrades who arc very
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exacting for the suggestions
By Polly Cramer and advice that will help you
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in life. Then follow C'
clothes as well as my daugh- DEAR POILY—May i urge position
through on them. Get out seeI
DEAlt POlitY — I hope tars'. The two things I fhIn1. all
amputees
kne,
feet and HEAD. Dry laib in P.M. for further pro\ \
- someone casi tell me how to have been my greatest help
gress.
get the "cleaning fluid" odor an electric can opener (a type dishes -a bath towel. Take It SAGFPFAItIUS (Nov. 22 to
easy as you iron anti non i tie
-- .1 clothes cleaned at the my husband found that can
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self-servIce cleaners a ii d operated with one band)
r WA.SJ'T iMPRESSEr'
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one club. South made ti provements to proper and add
sov
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normal one spade
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North tried or.' n...tn-ip, thing Is nicely cleaned.
(Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)
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era, and a turtJeneck sweater may not have deserved It.
CHILDREN (.1mw 22
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selling that Ic Important if you z
are to make reel headway to C'
Jacoby and Sofl your business and home affairs.
The double of an zitificlal
ask for the lead of tb.'
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Box
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Calif.,
GEMINI (May 21 to .lime 21)
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20, 1967

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?oni A Sew
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nty. Ph. Credit Maeau*? 444 liz:, evenings Ul.l1.

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For Rent

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.iibtbway. flasp*t&amp;1,
by fl4•
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.cARKOIJS FURNITUfifi
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Wanted To Buy
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Day &amp; Night For 59 Hours
Every Car On The Lot Wil l
Be Going For The Lowest
Price Possible!
Catch A Salesman Sleeping
&amp; Get A Car Absolute ly
FREE!

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SS" US your ftrattam QUUk
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BEDDING

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Purniture and
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Park at 25th
223-1480
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part time. L"XilitclItIve Toosition

Interested t~nntxct 1-1. StanlOV.

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323-09;n or :22-2191.
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tomew ate. imm"t - Ileft UW_
isre Karl, 216 l"9w4 Ave.

Real Estate

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598
1095

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71. Male Help Wanted

EARN $311 to $60 a week for 12

hourp, of work. No Investment.
Car &amp; Phone necessary. Sarah
Coventry Jewelry. "12-7:5h.

WANTED: PAINTIAC
L. E. Link CanItt. M.
Nightt .2:i-flG54
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BuiaIn E4UIPPW

parking:

up? 1356 Lsow-C"t Want Aide
to sell and wislil

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MONTHLY PAYMENTS

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THEN COMPARE THE PRICE AND
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Ccksip

UPord LTD

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In dumno our Buick Bargain oi

$995

HEMPHILL
1
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65 Ford F..100
Six cylinder, automatic
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transmission.

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64PaMsne500
Fordor V-B, automaf,c +ranh
sm.
39
sion, power steering, 551
Mo *
+utone 'finish.

Half ton, economy six with straighf
trans, radio and heater.........

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65 Chevrolet Wagon

64 EcDnoIine Van

CAMPERS SPECIAL
67 ftm Rengsr Pickup with
Comp.rlody--

BANK &amp; BANK
SATE PINANCIN

62 LIncoln Continental
Fully powered

sedan. ..... ..

63 OI1I.eru.&amp;lIe
4-door, V.S.

SB

. 1395

1967

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Mustangs Falcons
Tulirds
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alaz.es
sow DISCOUNTEDASMUCHAS
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with automatic transmission,

V.8
power
steering
&amp; brakes.

894
4-dr., V-B, Automatic 1 11
Power
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095
steering I brakes,
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PULL

3 YRS TO
PAY!

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NEW SUMMIt

Belvedere

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Demon
sfrators

M. Ill B P.M., Mon. thru Fri.
Open S A.
Let. B A.M. III 5 P.M.

Strickland -Morrison

PICK
HWY 1742

MMPOID

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21

LAKE MARY BLVD.

DRAWING SAT. NITE

1111111

1964 CHRYSLER

97

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FROM

4488

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65 FORD
.tsi.atic

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NOW

PRICES START AT ......................

,ruusiuiiss7J"....1895

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Black will wkit top.
$
VI, ..iaatin, fell pawer
faictoiy air............... .

64 OLDS

63 FALCON

CedIbk,
like e.w -

65_MUSTANG

66 FALCON 'Whis, WOg.,
with
I.spL
bin.
auta.uIic, tudin. 1._ussr. .... 1B99
1ailar.

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LIMIT,

'1798

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1010101. Full powUiie now. ................. 2179
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63 BUI V Li'White with b.1.
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$
air
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CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
2613 Orlando Drive

(Former Location Of The Sanford Herald)

BOLTON FORD

NEXT DOOR TO
FLORIDA STATE BANK

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204 WEST FIRST STREET

CHOICE

HWY. 1742
MAITLAND, FLA.
PHONE 6447111

DOWNTOWN

LOCAnON

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"The House of Sincere Service"
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1966 PLYMOUTH FURY III

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WILL

?4IGy

2298

................. $1249
DON'T WAIT! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE OUTSTANDING PRICES!
If..ster.

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STARTING AT

Low MiI leago.
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matic.

6-Cylinder, Automotic,Radio &amp; Heater,

interior. we,

factory elr.

1829
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radin
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63 matching
CADILLAC
WHI..Note64 EOt .$eirc,
1st., fill power.
wilt,
. 1249
6weiV air. Win usa. ......2O79
I.r sow.
$1249
will
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66
FALCON
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err..
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$2393 lion, .isKhing IaMr,ir, api. I949
foamy
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wagon. lien wi* matching
aetoesetic, radio, heater,

1498

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1966 COMET

i*1•*..,,i

Fury

65 PLYMOUTH

GOOD

4-Door, Air, Radio &amp; Heater

45%

FO!
SALE

1698

1965 DODGE DART

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WAGONS

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TOP QUALITY TRADE-INS...

Air...............

HOURS

PH. 322.0231

2321

EXCIPTIDNAI. CUT AT ..................

$1395 i
195

2242

MUSTANGS

2030 THUNDERBIRDS

AS LOW AS

If You're hi Tim Market For A New, Fully
Warrattsd C At A Low Discount. See
Our LeSthction Of...

automatic, power steer-

116 now
condition. .........
62 Mury Wqn.
9 passenger vaca'twn special with

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FALCONS
BUY ONE FOR ONLY

ing &amp; brakes, air con4-door
dltioned. A condition. U
63rGd=i&amp; 500
Sporty convertible with powerful 390
engine and popular
... . I
3Folil 500
V.5, automatic, power steering,

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FAIRLANES

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CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES ON BRAND NEW...
A SEAL CUT AS LOW AS

V-6 engine, standard transmission, overload
springs and 6 ply fires. Camper equipped with
refrigerator, etc. Sleeps 4.

No Obligation To Buy! Just Visit
Us During The Sale &amp; Register!

(NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED)

1195

EXCELLENT

1959 PLYMOUTH

FIRST STREET

SANFORD

IJOHNNY BOLTON
892
WILL TRADE YOUR WAY!

B.lair series with V.8-engine, autoSuper duty. A good buy
matc transmission and power
at only. ....................
steering. Beautiful
S33
blue finish.
No._____________________________________________________
'with r.asonable clown payment

6.k

1501 W.

euIcK]

1495
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63, Ford MOOPickup

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61 CadIllac Coupe DVIII
Equipped with every Cadillac
luxury feature including full power
and air
S5480
conditioning.

"We Care About You . We Care
About Your Car"
.

IHalf ton, 6 cylinder, standard
..... . .......
transmission.

Fully powered 'fordor $36
hardtop. Sharp!

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Bulcn
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Register

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gas Up 7'ar Rentals

Nights

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TEACTI MAIM-UP with Vivian. CALL DAY Or. NIGHT 322-749

33-9901.

55 Frn'nitui'e For Sale

84.

mmI. Cowan

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Business Opportunities

::-40t: or :22-0g84

Ott

1963 CHEVROLET

Stemper Agency

butneiiz. 2034 Grapevllk. Ave.

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97. Bnues For Rent

RI tIflCO%I I Rsi1i 1h In
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rm
1It4'hcn
fanI)) rnnm ''Ith
t1r1p1514'e fenced bri-krd. fl

Payton

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2701 0nian4r Dr. Pb 11$-PUS

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is N. Park Ave.

For

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Classified.

WILL 'TAKE oare or ainsfl
ST. JOHNS REALTY
1 ACRE 'rRATI,ER 1nt naar
children Iii my home for
PlE TIME TES'ED Piflit
PURNTSHT:r
Bedroom Ioupe Ctaon; talciThone. electric iar:
working mo thers. Ph.
241*2
120 N. PARK AVKNU
viCe, water pump. Meal for
çj Palmetto Ave.
-Oblidron sine pets. !( per mo.
LAWN MOWING , large or
all
Call ::-fl74.
yards. al"n fields. 122-06". or
after E I. in. 2-fll1.
BEDROOM furnished hones,
near WA S. 70. inn.
106. Apartments For Rent
after 6 Ii. in.
A Multiple T,1atIn Realtor
82Business Prop. -Sale
256h Park Dri ve3224430
Wr1 LA K A APART161FI NITS
URROOM. wall to wall carNighta &amp; Iloltdaya
AuCTIoN: nL., April 9. iii a. m.,
114 W. PT'RST ST.
Kitche
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STOTtfl. i S. Elm Ave-. Sanford. Pla. Owner Mr. Owen it
UTIRM. Pun. house. S10 inn.
90. lots For Sale
retiring. N,hthhnrhond
nary eatabliehed 40 years. Real
Rotate. Stock, Pixturep, good 4 1.4
213-1301 1110 Hiawatha at 17-02
LAKE MART B1,V1),
will, ro ad to go huelnrsui. All
for one. price at tht, Aheoliit
PITRNTSI-TET
1I17byNPA luc.
Auction Sale-NO TiUy
hnlronn,
Prom
Bath Apt.
Inspe ct thi,, fin.' localism. ,, 95. Houses For Sale
to
Blrn..
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Ruth Alit.
if
"And, of une, we have flie mini wedding
how It f1t, your nerds, Ni- _________________________________________
111.00. IFiue.- :: Bedroom, 1
baths
lortgagc, owner can tlnnnrc. 111ELTONA: .: Hndrnnn,,
j,,l like rebelling against the nuptial strait jacket!"
Rath 1176.
tuxtrai.. 9 nionth old. SAVE!
Make Mono' liar., Ideal eat11'tTRNIitIEtT'
up for young or old. Bargain
Prom 2 Bedroom, i Bath 3611
72. Female
55 Furniture For Sale
lp Wanti
Real Estata-Uu.tneini for litto Bdrn.,. B::. :
]I)YLLWILDE
tie Man'. Pocket.
Batt
home.
LitTtGE
Bedroom,
flfllPSOM.l'E1
t
P
AUCTION
CO. SI1'PIJtMENT your inonme. DigECHOLS
Central heat A air conditioned,
Orla ndo. Ph. R41-4T74
dtuA lPurtur
nifloi telephone aaiaa work.
A Multiple Listing Realtor
double
garage, lot. of large
women
Middle 'age or elder
A.? PACTORY PRIOflI
closets. By appoIntment. 223- APPRAISER
TNRTJROTt
prefarred. 111gb commission. 83-..-Real Estate Wanted
111231-6111411
*23-1131
19 MagnolIa
3:2-4991
1910 S. Prseb
Annt' Room 40. Mar Lou Motel.
ltl1.iltoOM. hatt horn. situntZetibtean
w Z &amp; 7:20
ad on
to 4 aere or land.
MATHER FURNITURE
Preferrably
In the country.
221-0112
let.
*01 E.
Contact Lou Louwsine at 332DrAtTTIMA WANTED SALON 14 *:i.
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Vary rosiannahi.. Call
day or night.

Reasons!

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F'flA Hnmnb all Area*
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Shnea. Pull or part tlyn..
oommlaajnna p1t, bnnu, ('nm
WHIDDON
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Tuløtc lint for mon and vnmv'fl,
RROKER
Writs' 'tO Viii T' PtPT1
3.3-iSS1
101 Wuat First
Stnnl flr1Hflfj( Pitt "tM4

13T17, $200. isii/4-ton, 8
j2more
Portable Dlabwaahs?,
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Usirroli Punittuis

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ML Misc. For Suk

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W11scon Drive, Mr. County At.

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I 1 lit! Commission Illeetilig Molifilly Ilight, (1141 Ilel-111d allittlilltillclit it, jilt. 1', S. Na%al

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had laid the groundwork for
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Sanford," Touhy said adding,
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authority legislation.
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feels It could be one of the Illo.st

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tring !11OE" than l!O acres.
clay was delivered to Sunland
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ncr .Juk ()weIl,
ballpark yesterday
(;FOR(;F TOUIIY
% vou(i IitS nffuicd a $1 ,flOO re'tul for the III ( ',t iII.I (Oil
de.k 8b50 000 inn coiiipk from the
The wa our kgasl4t.i
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.Itjflk,(. Dykes i1j.'Itructed .I(Ihn. 1
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tile first shovelfill welv left to 1-ight, ('et
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SOLVE STORAGE PROBLiMS - FOR OFFICES, STORES,
SHOPS, BASEMENTS, GARAGE OR
SIOREROOMS. STRONG STfEL STORAGE
UNIT THAT HOLDS UP 70 300 LOS. PER
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and
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as turned
facers gonna do something about shovelful of dirt
I)tillli(- notice of tile ColintYl
,4 limped
01-g'allization foi- the 1967 canipaijorn (of the United , Aa',4 fitil 4ervivo ~-innk.
that -dope ring" operation in over to start tile Holiday 11111 burned close to 1,200 aaes since Tuesday nigrilt.
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lliggest stl-etell %%-Its It 1,001) .-I(.I-e ()I- niol-e fire
Complex.
Fund of S(iiminole county took pla(-e yesterday with the ' lilt !ier -,eiit ,Amve Mareh .0
It
a "joint" on liwy. 17-92?
On hand for the ceremonies ,,,I)tll
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.tfllp4tigfl ui 1a.t y.'ur, .1mi'
liehniutouniement of Wendell Springfi e ld iI
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Lak e Ash by LI1( appi oinuite v
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'I he Counts Commission wall were Cit, Counts, Chamber ofI 111*11.
till
Hvill -senting till! plaintiffs ellitimiall lind Gene E.
inect, in "private" with fee of- ficials anti officers of tile Molltiii(leglo%th,
harlan
Tuek
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tjinlwr
and
dense
UF
board
of
d
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of the
ti, IlItlOn 1M
facets on job classification sur roe-'M otel Compan
Hedrick
This heilthv increase is at.
or
vii!
firm
of
i'irst
I'e(Ieral
Sav1ng4
and I,oin Ax,iation in
tue
a.m.
Keynote
of
the
ceremony
was
along
with
vey Monday morning at 9
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Volunteer
lire
IJepart'
.
Sanford msulted in the eloc.
Taxpayers out $3,000 and can't George Touhs's call for "pro winds swept fl4imts through
(!VPfl tI*'W members of th' th;iia
even find out what's going on. gress into action" as lie intro- tile Ill.(.lk it, it 11soli(I sheet," re*
active
were
oil
am
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tlon of Richard Keogh, 3p66
"They'll find out when we duced guests of honor A. J. suiting In severe threat to two
gainMr. Alexan- Thomas and Chestei (Bud) Mmes near Lake "
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viceC
Blakw&amp;Ier,
Lake
Mary
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Jim
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t
the
4iiit tee Moore as
" 1Wgrr
Merrill who are leasing the In the loss of a number of
der .
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Cowll'y
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President, flurry Echelberger civic leAdtor, Ern(mt
hives at one of the residences. at 1,onsrwood said today his
-You mean when you rubber.
niusic- .-mpervisor board of Ptl)men
sire
on
a
round-the-clock
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r,tamp it Tuesday," sez I.
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1 lie in4tructi i: . Joseph Davi.
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