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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 27, 1970; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee41524bbb79efa51611f46059451f06.pdf 2cab24bb993f99cb05344d09603b23bb PDF Text Text i By Ad usfmenf Board C:::DC::1) D :D - - f ounty T aX Rol ls Revi ewed 4 : IItlul.I. .. I \ August 62nd Year, No. 234 Monday, (a — Sanford, Florida L-------- 3771 Price 10 CeIlt - - - 17, 1970 I.RU)N Bi; I iii: fly Ito . however Ihk year, the PIPA appointed lippmrtment of Revenue Z Vr iwirough anl flcihpi$ I'arkrr - ..------- ______ --------------- •. -- ., • J,, _____ - ____ - --' -- 1cM and that there were st rere.pt,i4 .nmptamt t ax to as- e4menthytaxpNyers Rented to the hoard. Allen Iav(q llifig the &"I vshl" of III pf"" and the differ"t elamifiratim* Dean Faces Tri a 0 wrjirh jfldjvj(tuil prrpertie; hii Rconv .0 th nmm Seminole CcounWoo new To 4 1-he flneharn!'eF4Aø'rin.ltIrtnfd been dcrIhedan4a4etIed tho hoard that the reviI M id II Aug. I. Aijilment lrtI mith the 044exitmenU having contInue tomorrow at * pin. ,%lIer, advIed the hoard that pI.ei the former Hoard of (ois'ly Ho,ird of '.'hIjr tntrie nCfl completed an, compi.en. At th lime, the r*nlar rofla the i'cpartmrnt of Revenue hat qualLatlon, met this morning lion. -iIan Kth and Hay SlayAlexander told the hoard that w ill receive ennt4nu.4 in thr County Corn miaI"n tf)fl. Alan meet ing with the accepted the rn1l, meaning ac ew xq it must meet on a duly b*i14 weli as the rathie4 n4 chambera to review the county hnarJ were Tax Aaew'r Guy ceptance of 100 per cent as arepe1 rolls anif rho ntng. until the tax roll vslustIn. tax rolls, Alien, Clerk of the Court Arad then tlT rolFi The specially called meeting by them The hnr4 Representing the rnintv t'nm thur iki kwi$ti and County At today wa* for the purpose of the journed 11) the tax asseor* rnkiiinn were .lohn Alexxnnder, lorney Itarol.! .johnc'rn. Aiøxuufrr ttated thit tht, a-45d Normally, the tax mlix are assexcor prexeniln* each of the office to review the tax r&la who Is aervinM a (4)airman of J%4 refIPled to Vant the Adjuulmen( Hoard, Edward prepared by the a;xexsor on assexed rolls for the county. In PWW)k bY honk. homestead exemption in 16 acI - AP 1 -. dpi' R ape Charges CD 'y- Ali attempt ll~ Joseph Kenneth Dean to keel) iqtgte (-owts from trying Stead). 4: Valuation of land~ wholly e-tempt M4.141.411 Court Judge George C. Young delliCd the motion of defense attorney Ali State, Schools, Churchev. NY rder that would hftVv chael F. Cycmanick ft 141 Non-exempt land% (rurTit i. IM,421,591, Peritonall T'rNwrtY. V1.5W.4ffl: R-ailroads Tele:jraph, 33,,941,ms. value of all prropertips halted tile trials. - :3 IL Dean, a 3.1 year old Casselberry father of an infant girl, faves trial in Orange and Semiounties. lie will be ti -d in the Circuit . 1- . - -1 1 f -11 -4 in tho-ic colliltie.q oil charges of rape. es involve no iS-%vnr-oli1 ()t : 7 Commission Ll*stens To B'Iods IVO(41 school girl. Orange State Attoinvy Hilbert 2 T I C prosecutors of the indictments fought the motion for the restraining order. Dean was attacking the constittitionRlItY Of th In denying the restrainhig order StAte's rape Judge Young noted that presently there are 47 aP- 0 o IU A Asw 0 By JOHN A. POLSK1 C A A \ tJ, Chapter kilwl 0 -JJ in t.ae an. 1R2*, $179974; Lands r' .rte4 MM ly uld of t: f b;; we Supreme Court. Ever g 1t ing mood and gibe thought on certain is-sues and how you'd go penalty is deemed unconstitutional, said Young, it in about laying to solve them doubtful If this would invalidate convictions for rape Federal Injunction against executions in this state h us bi'cn under effe.t for ceersl yei%r E'en If the W or If only we'd get out of that terrible and senseless Indo China situation (and Incidental ly, the current issue of Life Magazine has no less an authority espousing that thought than the late Gvneiat avArLbur ) and Instead direct that re preclude other pumshment. 10NDAY ea 1111C S S 1$ T ax EMIO14E (OUN FY Allen, 4Me4or (.,u -Sfea -To-Feed- ab Parker, left, watches its Allan members of the County Tax AdJuMtnlent Board re ,H l - itu h of the td( a* -s-rnent riilk r tre busy day tomarrmw row. ... ulmeetir, - -- in xd~ will meet with members the-tab 3ub_ Committee on County Govern. m.mt for luncheon and 41a. if o.sealnn of prever ainexatim thea In the county. . 4 of ________________ - a the conzm salon,, appnint.t In the Tax Ujustment %&I win most In a ~_,Ontinupd !"via.. of the eumt! tax rolls. s Raising Crime Dr miiinneri 'ica it Ufl#Y c. .r ty. The lengthy process is to be continued tomor- - - source, both materiel and finan, towards reducing crime . . . not to mention other major - ford r:tis 1) - r ( 3t[ .a r.talmfl4C turki'h water 4ehadul.gj for the rnaen .f S,.cud Ih.l.,t tie. \Vtli,tm ties was removed from Bendl"'s officto eariy Saturday Ralph narco -iter, Dailey Smith and o County Co M. ion in a roF SunOrlando was churgc(l 1, y economy. or the ghettos, etc. I Mary. morning in Lake is possession. Hunter arrest. Huntet's Saturday port upon bids for the new mmommma But only after taking the time ford police with brea)ing and Russell early by Thet youth was found hold at city jail while tho -till Court House and primon equi-p. to read from this same issue of entering and possession of nar- ed thinter and the juvenile.s afwere but- two youths have been removed Hughey behind a chair along ment. Low ,u1 for the Couii ter report. the trio terrible cotics and his two 16-year-cold life will you realize orld News with a bundle of vmUS drugs to the county jail. at House submitted on July fl. conditions existing within our companions were honked on en- giaring vending nsaehines physician's removed from s Seminole County Deputie Station at Service WU Texaco $4J•ttJ0 Low bid for the tering without breaking char- the judicial system! Pacific force Is i t s en t Sates United Sen d weekend foray against 25th Street and French Avenue. Roy Flu hey, O'Dell Hunt and sample shelves. The equipment w* tss,00. : gem in a . . charged with though no ution may b. taken. Methvin was of Bo2s against the Communist • offensive in Police Chief Ben Butler st-at- Oisar Ret.'.zing caught 1S.yearFor example did you know city drug and burglary activie (Page ', ag Mrhvj of San- breaking and entering Wi th In South Vietnam's northern provinces. iii If tinter wits ehargeti after a ol'I (ary 1 nOt'l a ruling by the Floritfa that In New York, if you com• tics. is felony and to commit a tent A) . -- - - -- --Supreme Court, to be held n mit a serious crime, the odds of $ 15,0W. septemi,er upon. the wording being held in lieu Guerrilla chief Yasir Arafat predicts more are 200 to I that you will never hond at county Jail. County In- modifications on the hand in. fighting between his Palelitinians and the go to prison on that charge! Chew on that morsel for a little Jordanian army. (Page 2A) youth told him he was looking rvvitowed by the crommission. for flarcotU.1 when apprehend. riser, will bea report tli. in Washington the average round The Nation firm Clark. delay between a felony arrest In another report. a 13-year" Dieu is 10 months . all his and trial !fI ' p "ti Lake Mary girt was Nixon outlined . Orlando Sewa ge One year after Pre the while the culprit walks the Semin.1e Memorial sal. This rttoved to governso-called Nixon doctrine for Asia, some in relation to . streets, and the witnesses and reportedly Iospit*l after ho ment leaders from the continent profess anxie ropue.d sewer plant site in testlmon) from th e first crime s sihed her wrv'ts si'c 'jmej 94; tv and be'.ildeiment over U.S. policy cutting either disappears entirely or the . with a knife. Drputy Lary . ' -ç hack military and economic assistance to Asian Chester investigntrd the Suurinformation gets so hazy that a,.e ge 6A) nations. (Pa 'i h.tt t h C latest Jg night Inciden _ii It o longer Is presented clear I problems like the crumbling nside Is AT AN EARLY MORNING MEETING TODAY Harvey DouglisM 1Iuner f W '-_. - - - O A '1 . . 1 I . V J r \) A shipment of (leatil) nerve gas heads for ly; and the jury isn't convinced burial at sea after clearing court restraints and lots the accused go free (Page 1OA) "A case that is strong a cJ orts Sp I J World month after the arrest may he Thrillers l%Ott?5t UI tU In IoOtt)lill • jurgenon (ll'4J)Ifl% (Page 1B) Statewide Developments "I'lie Tallahasace Democrat tuws it i.9 weary of Gov. Claude Kirks "impulmive, capricious, And t think for one - n. Sen. solve this problem. In New York eternal confrontations" and endorses State ity, during th e 3 0 popu aL. A. ''Skip" Bafislis for the Republican guber- C but tion remained constant the crimes creased more than Dubbing himself ".an anti-busing congress- threefold . . - EVEN TIIot.JGH natorial nomination. (Page 5A) ) _ tø1 a - r . 11i0i today and Tue8day 88 to 9:1 and low tonight iii the mid 70s. , M. .-•- , ________________________________________________ D 1 • aily Features I 0 I - A ---- - -. - __ ---- ___________ . - - I - - MEETING MAYt)U Lee 1'. Moore, left, is State Sen. Reubiii Askt's. ter, of 1ensiu'nhi. who visited Santsird today during hi ilitical canlpatit for tlip I)pIllocl-atic gubernatorial notnin4ion. Slieriff John Polk, right. (Staff Photo) is Seillillole rhairman for Askew. Sanford pls',iram," Askew de'tlar-ed. lie said approximately Ui) per children" when it ter muds. "I have one - yet WA tIoz-ocope .......... WA 8B Hospital notes . ..... 48-5H .. .. ,,. -, 3A . . . list Will he an'swered in the first of a '4erte on the -mb jett tartinz 'Ii tomorrow * ,4 Herihl 3 Hemph ll s in for that 60 the Jungle I . .. - - ,.• - . - • -, COflhiOrf _____--:•t.;-•:. - '-.: - - - pimte on th rsl situ.a- ttn, bi.t I have traveled SR (Contioued an Pao LA. OoL 4) - - The girl, who lives iwar i' ford began acting strange ter conting hme Saturday 'iiit and her ar'n' . td *it' 'r bet,to make "Kirk purpostoly tried to create ... probit-ms confronting thi. ,4 e%phn4vo 6sue onue to right .. - madt by a needlo were noW on her arms. i ' held at Holiday Isle, the t)enw e-*ntlitlnto officers oratle guburnsturial "forgot " his sworn affidavits on said it woims tune to bring p.". an in lst d'e raid this stale govisoiIl*It'flt ie m having lunch at one of the down. who can imre'vent crisis. to wn Sanford restaurants . u stts'oI that present lh'puh. S to anwer since mark, similar to those GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE Reforrici, to theo state road probleom. Askew said ovvry part of the state frets like 'stop 1 The these and many other i _____ of &I-oolutfo truth anti no one knows It all. "We ne*d %~xecuthe kadershtp with a spiflo A little known fact of the area's legal rsmovil - thnn ju.-st hentilinvi. Speuking to a gathering of 4111) porsoni this morning at a coffee I the Kennedys". It'3 sOn A"( fascinating reading. sear old girl was . - - Editorial comment 4A Calendar (1asifcd ads Comics Entertainment WA . Oki .I_ that road after 1 am gov.riu'r; b. stated. Askew said 40 per cent of o.td money is allotted for ad. .... .... .. •. 3 . ..... 48 It On 411 SB-lB Public notkes . M Crossword puzzle. 68-711 Society ..- WA Sia,rt, ----------18Th Dr. Crane Hrdge j .. Mcii. Aiitkew *01 itisPOti Ilulltlitig 310 at thi' eittfssrti Airport at 1.30 11.111, today anti now all of thr witnesses lictin (;ov. Clnude Kirk hatl have to go through the routine first agreed with the leisla- and 'L'um Adams, his runuint mate for lleuirnan thnrrnur, all over again. tive m' raise enacted a year is scheduled it) insi*t the What were we jut saying ago, but the;; came Itnck befove 5* (aci!Iti at ;I) p.m. ti about delays, etc.? All, but that that body and s-nn'leinnesi Aii'a deaths -------- 3A yr a -1 . .. -- on the Seminole (oiin L's tOUrthoU.i4e' Veil the construction get underway . to th e hospital after au thorttie were J!etett by the girl s parint that he might be on dupe . man," \S'illsum Cramer calls his GOP Senate THEY UCREASED THEIR P0primary rival G . Harrold Carswell a "busing LICE FORCE TO 32,YJ— judge" who "was responsible for some of the FAR THE LARGEST IN THE decisions that are causing chaos In our NATION. ts'III of the uwitev don.stttl to o L.:t'e us s'itlt-r lot tout : fly BILL SCOTT • schools.'' (Page 5A) Its well worth the time to State Sen. Reubin Askew seek re-election," Askew add- iwiitidmu.s for campaigns come of n.iitu4 7. says the people or t"iorist* are ed. from only one per cent of th UP 89 with a low LIFE. And that doesn't take tired o ThePensacola legislator, who people and added his legislation government by crisis WEATHER — Yest;day's high of 72 this morning. Partly cloudy through into consideration the bonus and there is a need for someone is married to the former Lion, which would put a cap on cans Tuesday with a chance of thundershowers in you'll receive via the writings in the goveri.or'a office who na Lou harper of Sanford, paign expenditures would asd so iii no one was in pot'ion future pttticat of Kenneth O'I)orinel — "John- n get the jb done, rather the afternoon and evenings, to ho -- AskewCampaigningIn - still mo ther . a I-I finally called for trial. Evidence grows stale or is lost. Witnesses die or simply disappear. The memories of the officers and the witnesses fade often just enough to raise the reasonable doubt that requires a jury to acquit rather than coflsi(t Ja - ' -- Of ,. - no case at all by the time it's son l4ity with U pla yer. win, history is se 'i woman (Page I . - -ftl from Mount flora to Sanford hi-thy iiøs sissi t promise you I will %Ito somethiiii; almit S 1Ul5$ • Jim bat 0a 1I'tI!'I • bfI''4 .hI'" Cu C fin Adam, • Dick BUI K HEMPHILL PONTIA 2933 S Orndo Dr.. Soaford fl-53O Bowes OPEL KADETT Whiter Fork 831-4248 t T V - - 4 -" - t- I I ' �r4*~ 1 - _~ .~_ 10.- F'ui oft %d L i itu :V ,F-- , - .---.,. - -,-- __ . M _1 1 _11- __ 'W L.- - It _1Kr New _. - - f '5. ~- _Pz, -_ ~4 i, k ~_~;. ';-",`_,-~ W& ., !M_ ,#` , _,__ . _< ;4 e- . IV%- __~ 05 9 . r- ,___*", I 7j - - T ____ in. ig f -t-,.- -_ t.,-;k - ___ ... st Q k IQ - . ' t - 'iut Pm- I Z is!M . ,~ kl~t ... q% -a ., V attacks on - '. - ft 1.- ) 7-~, . . . - - " I % sr~z . I In Washington. Defen Ir ments, have had any contam reutr Melt R. Laird said Egypt gnrdmg thu. .uerniJAa Poc ntrmptL h the irrda may hate moce'd the uitciies II IiI "iL(.' .c. Crrorg* nim, and Lebanese nrriiiew let tifteT the "use-fire took C!irct a! na. (Irpurinietit'i cruiser! returnet tilt gunfir rurb guerrilla opmUnnit in But he said the charge was di!fiwere caught for a shnrt time in' said Crm-ting the city boundary. their countries have resulted in cult to prove or disprove, and he ~ a crosit-firt! by snipe.m. fighting, government urged Egypt. Israel and Jnrdari t ii hard Authoritie-, traced the disturb the curi. kept up thf- chase un H'111."' j,)' wt., b"IL;4. ."witlit touLbed off a wavc d w1woting. ; f irebanibilig. rucl*. -11irowing atW I vandalism In Holt~~wood and , tikeup and offl !igtit. tern to move ahead with their prep. Dania Sundn' night ii riicini v ancc it, Dania and Hollywood they nme to a sudden halt nt a . We= swend through Bmward , tu an littempt by Davir police to .I dead end r . livities. %n%;- the gue"Illar, ' with U.N. envov ftc . Gunnar Jarclurstion two young Negroes. I 011t. of the youths C-caped at, : County. th COTt'iflUIfl UICI' nt nrLs on '1fl $! ' Doyle' Police Lt .lnme, Geor font but hit 1K-tear old compar' 1't Pompano Beach, puhc e re Uard Buccessive night: gn, said he and anniher officer : M. was Caught. Georgia Sala , ported a of sporadic firgbun&bin and rn- attempted to stop the youth i. tiered thclf IiUOi t)t!ClCd UP Im :at, but they fled at ht$l' sliced tonight. AD polier. icaves vmn I Tht Office!.! gv%rr chasr., Genr I 1:15 -said. at speeds. approaching cancelvd. No Itijuries were reported in ~ 90 miles an.bour. Thin; ngtit, ntttmur,h Police !ir t. tht- tvit Youth Longwood The officers Pl$Cf!d the LITI1I er in then car, but dIs:t'ert. t* had r burs, rntlintor lio.%t. ~ A crowd started gathert4. Georgis said. so he went to & Askew Is Speaker At cruiser and. Hollywood polict When lit iirned. Ceirgis su1 more tluu liii persrnn were around the - __________________________ In Casselb erry - J14, 1'I- am', n, \/' o 1 a ted — '.r — I inreijri Minhiter Ahha Ei,an otnong)% criticiard T*-S. Ik- * --•- - _- ________________________ , .__ .I -- t . __ __- - _a. - -~,-~ ; _'U-~ - . __ ,- - _ I - .--.job - -;7 .- ,~&,!.--; _- . )-. ;..1 I .- ;- - --. __ .. ,~. _A' . -z.. _-N, __ .~ - t - - - I , at 'riti- mitIr '' II - ate wisdom _ -_ 0 le a D.er.,% tims. %if rinit Ronteasic in a hwipital. we ruflu away whb all th,r rvaitilitilall, of at least idi inajut- paticu. ' • An noun e s " P1°f FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bofien ________________ E. : ,-0tJ0M;?AFFZFCZ 9 505113ess Z to . ~ A X __ I or- $I kI IV T _, !" lki" I1.I- ------ I . 1"_ III phutu t.u.k- It-ul. I_-UU! . Z -r..Zx . 0. 1-4i- -pti, — with their wivio duriur Isibm !I ! arid titzlivery. ; . A pril'.01wiiing Wur is platund 1 for diguitarks stud menjimm of i I i tile imvrs mwdis Friday. Aug. , at i U LLAAIOU 1 -" .. .- - - - mow) ' Francis Thornton ?tleriweth. two sisters, Mrs. Ann Jaco and Lake died Mrs. Rosemary Lunsford, all of i71, of Silver Marion. Ill.; three brothers, john Cleek. Smartsville, Calif.; mortal Hospital Orlando Mike Cleek, El Cajon Calif LynchburK, Charles born In J Clock of Roseclae, Ill three grandchildren. had lived in Sanford and ,. Funeral mass was held this • nee p19, moving here from morning with Rev. William Neithat city. He was a former dert officiating at Church of Na.. trs' cattleman. member of We tivit) Burial w r. In All Souls presbyterian Church, and char- Cemetery. Funeral Brisson ter member of the BPOE. Home in charge of arrange1nc1d his wilt, rnent.. W1h I ma Meriwetber --------- - ' c - ~ V-~ a . .. ' - - '\ 'I. . / 7- - ,f. r— . ' . -- .. "-'.... ' I- EK SM SGT. RKIRRD SM Sgt. Richard R. Cleek of 246 Ab. U.s.A-F. (Ret.), Mary, died Fri butt Ave., Lake day after a Ion; lilnesi. 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I - — ORDER .111 I l.A II'2 k FOOD .I 21$A S lEACH ST • DAYTONA lEACH 252 4685 * Please stind me free lnformation about tho 1971 H8R Block Income Tax Course This is a request for Informs~ tion only and places me under no obligation to onroll. 17-3 0 N I NAM • PLEASE, i i i i i il l l - *1k00~~ ~ *~~-_____ U r'tiit LIMIT : WITH YOU R $1 0 09Z f?oi Complete Details 8TATt BOX! 9 s.o'r .......8 & - - I GIANT .FRt S ADOREIS CITY 11 - DON'S SHOES for qualified graduates a I I 9 MON THUR ... 8AM7PM L IIJVV "BLUE-WHITE" DETERGEN11 .. • BACK - TO - SCHOOL I - ENROL - - .FRI • - FOOD ORDER EXCI CIGAPETTES MON-THUR.. . 8AM7PM • - LIMIT: ONE OF YOUR CHOICE, PLEASE, WITH A S I 0 OR MORN I ALL BRANDS • King Size . $ is coming soon i Look paper, aiis -24 OZ. ... and lot of expense! Think of all the - WITH YOUR $10 OR MORI 000K i i covers, pens rulers clo hes, t ROOD DRDR EXCL CIGARETTES • and sometimes even e SCHOOL LOAN." 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Then come in our LOAN DEPARTMENT for a "BACK TO i S,14(4(0 ~ - - 8 'SUNDAY I — 1:4 (OR I 'FRi 54 '''' At-,v"ji* jaivl,: j;-pr;,, j,vjq,~,, -t~q - "MAXWELL HOUSE 8 AM 7PM - MON -TFiOR i DON'T LET B,,T,,S, DAY CATCH YOU UNPREPARM #, claim that canmw goolas will , ED... VISIT OUR LOAN DEPT. TODAY AND keep idefinitely. Farbsteln i backing legialsUan that would SHOP EARLY FOR ALL THOSE BACK-TOrequire dates be stamped on all I1 ___ - SCHOOL ITEMS. - 0 the imbi flD i u -' ' things children need fo refurn to school . . . things like p6nds, note- Itt ' P I\ ( J (, -. 1. P1 L&onard Farbatein. D-N.Y. hab I Trade I the Federal asked Commission to tell food proces sors they cannot make the t -"- I £ t a kes a lot of preparation - - ijiEt~ -I- - I g Pr / ALL GRINDS • .0 -- - ("BACKJO-SCHOOL DAY . . . AUGUST 3 1 st) And f hat's -a day f hat rr. Carmen L. Claek of Lake . Mary; a daughter, Mrs. Defte 31acKall, Casselberry; a son Rex L Yates of Longwood, 1 1 .1 1 `1 , - _1~ -1 in the 11oart J?unl. Ftrr . Urn. In har. --- ------ - Cnurch of Nativity Lake Mary. -;-rwr .11 " 5 ~ SANFu . - I SUNBEAM IfluflhLflt *C-$SWTI Will be hi". --- - - I ~-, - . - - -li-- -— - LB• CAN HEADQUARTERS FOR •243he,jOfl.(2p.iweek) •CI,olceofdays and clasa times • Diploma awarded vpon graduation • Employment (full or pail time) I ----- Funeral Notice - ; 09 '1 1o,1 1 1 1 1 1 -11, h I 'i1 In flit n' icr an' i Ii't LEARN INCOME TAX PREPARATION Thousands are earning good money in the fast-growing field of ofeWonal Incorno tax service. The work Is InhU,,,,' .fld satisfying. And the demand for trained consultants Is increasing .acsi year. Now, H a R Block-America's Largest Income Tax Service_-will leach you theirexclusIve method of preparing course iOcoflie lax returns, In a sp.ct.l Supervision ti,.o and application course covzors curriont tax laws, A Block oftcs frt .i coast to coast. Fsetur.slndudl: a a a Plan, Dr. William F. MtHwethtwo of Ft CT M F III V. S T H I ftP ft 4 't( II 'Crurn dauirhters, Mrs. Carol ley gmd Mrs. i,ols Sloan, both for rranrie Thornton M*rl. l.Ak• i.t)ier. ii ('If of Sanford;brother, Hamilton died qatur4ay at Orange 'Xfom~', OUy Mtriwetber. Lynchburg, arial Hospital. will bo hold %t 1s:10 a.m., Tutoday. at First and a., e gh Pr..i.yt.rian Church with Riv. ' °f nephew, V.alt.er }ieriwether Ham Uarron off',clating. Burial Sanord. will be in Oskiawn Memorial is GrarIow Funeral Home Park. In li. of flower. familt a 0 C , an o ------- If— • witttizm * few minutes. i T. MLRI% FilbR mother, .lr. j __ - -- )A:& spuiiti Area Deaths . -i LBO mail copies of the opinion to '(kIng an interpri - I 3 p - - V ion• .3y United Press, Intemat"111111Kiy" litat lunar edipgv wits it! . llhubbitk art Wm luuiWd. blull, Fettrumn-. 1.1116P. *'heffl !~ and belpie!q while ham Alit utilv :i. fractim watt in ! baru tub) ham:d w4b troon r and jorr able to wMe abod'. shadww. Siflhth 7 *7 • t __ : .. .n. ('Ciu 0 . Your Choice : 1 j I (I .... ... -_ -_ -_ — --40~ "-.; _'-.. ___ LI Illl; '-utmn ei1l be daii th to a. 3) it Lyawn V-111 aiw tivit; Orlfl 4ttiOfl for atli new Incornun fur M ~ - - - __ w - - t__ . • . . A;r be held n the Lmsn audite'WItS Itt ii ieu J~j~'t, tilw- um aud ;wrrtit.r as well al ~ - , ! 1 , 40__- _2 ) I The new 0iistevicul I r i ,.11 'k 7 0 74 0 1 A CA I1(I'it \' ierttst' a "free I tnrgcrite M Odell,Lake Southern Strategy. . * C* ~ ill nt the i,day uf caring for listanti; Srr CXC5EL.VES,.. ?------------- fl , du - ~ 1. kidm ,11tis! It' tilt tit,LAIA #1111 tjIr VIlly DI q%*_H A , frnn ___________ i' this -r con- "itt' * nouthhuuntl truck driven mn of the new North-Wi" i.,~ Luther Houry CrT. :16, GO*,'. Wing, which will ndd subritanti (r.'ory Drive, Caiaelherry. oily to the health service, I'ui'id liruer itynu it Listed the community in three arcar i Periour" cinidition at FAQ: Tht, new 'Ment&l Health L:'Il I 'k I U&% 'lullmthnium and Hospiti' iciil hace titi open unit addn t the present CXt! "tTh kuIl fructurtE 1ueernUtna .'I hrdj night - ,. V-M -0 - - 1-4 lt~ - t,tllbonrd with' hidden termt in. Robert Carroll uhat you could call a Southern Linda K. Courier strategy." Blount said. "That is Walter E. Graves hat I would call a national Golden 0. Talkington, Arthur B. Ailing Sr., Lake Nixon has denied there i-4 a 'Mr. and Mrs. PArid Wharlotte) Daridpon. a baby bay. I% Sanford Mr *nd Mrs. John (Lynn) Farrelly, a bril,v cirl, Sanford hou se : Jim Ryan, president of Seminole Asuociation for Retarñed Children: ,Joe Cloud regional represenhative for the State Retarded Division; and . it-tending Lyman High Scho'.fat, year come to thv *chip,, 'ur early vegtatretinfl. tilost e *,!If students Who attended 1U -, I I litir higii schools last Yew i',e aIidi been reWste-re ttt if there are aiJy qLeMiO Expa fl S iOfl - - . - j. CaroB, Deltona Tl c!-Rh E Pare Uelthna ANINM - ! -.; -.~!~ ;,T:, --'.,.,- • - Joseph W, Stewart I — -- - peeii Joht F.. Schuller. çwdzii rounselpy at Lyman Hg School has requested that "tudents new tt) the SouthSen, 1 : , ..7 o"W.11:1 I 9 todsiy, half of the grhrit wwurded for this year by the state. Trhis -~.~.291 ill fund the Little Red Schoolhouse and the summer daycamp for excep11(pribi clAildmn. Left tti rirbl, Bill Rerk, president of Little Red School- Registration I , .- _VM~w ; - ' Sets rien i,i.I _\,11. Wht- CIeZLI1 Annie nne Mac Allen .•_ . .. wits $ need ftii * an .-1 * - - 1'. -1... - -- '1i usis smug will also h1 vhcn the buy and hit 1(1-year t. ott! sinter s ulkuiç sItu; tn beds t ltit}* au w.idttuui of Jii;:i!%vtty weft offerwd a ridt: i the Physical mudlci4w MW 141 The youth ruin across thu hiLUltact&on Department. Tbt road and intio tiw. path of Curr'F ! Flori4 hauharium mid HL* u-ueL which ewcrvrci in an at- jute! now Lute thu largest phy' dt';umrtuuuit iii a private boo— ........ , - ~ -___ , :7~~- - - I I - - - __1 - • - - - ~ 4_ W~~ - 1. -- . . ~=' BARBS Yioridi - _J __________ •. .- t ' a ,.. I 71 a & 110.1, ____ I ~ i t;ation." Blount 3111d In An InterSince its inception, the contro viec erial law has been caught hi ,.tion •' t c--fl to uiOoi ni, tnougni. nil gn.ion Even through des egrega flh14 u u" Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. 41.. fl. "a difficult Issue for people In Its meaning. Some persons nl)l)lic(l a strin ~ baby boy. the South." potils show Nixon's an r high in the populnrit gent Interpretation and relied on Fdeate the postmaster general sa d. htch sa section of the la DISCHARGES He contended the favorable the legislative intent was that Sanford. ininge has resulted, not from a ". . . Remit Advertised As 'free' Charles E. Willis deliberate attempt to woo 1he are in fact free. that Is, without i South. but an "even handed" further obligation or require I approach to problems 111 both merit of consideration in Dorothy Rutledge r (fl nil form Arthur A Jones believe the treatin ' "I don'tand r.1'$y yO7%T11f'Stevens Bernard Hall -- . .; .Ly.i:u £j.'-I- ___________ 0 6 Zj _________ . . I(t t ('9 Winter Pan Drive star ehnrred 'is tu riding auong 1. 5 J' reported it-,nearby aremn Hollyof thit Land tedat and said the !,-' at, Suniululs lioulevurd at %,.oud Police Chief W V, Mail : Israeli wiltwernineint hub dolladded $1 iura u e on s were lUilet. He ails pi-rniI that Lg'rpl emMONDAY . rured it late d the Devi thrown at an apartment build. I , emar-fire Ilant ;t vatiun that lit would I*- iii tile ' W110f.. ing. a bar and a televaion sta- !. after it went into effect at Demom tic runoffs. because 7 ~ Luuwuod utrnhnun I ri tint I. news car. am getting up the earhes . midnight Aug. Lsclavcni who itii'estsgutad the but brief rainfall di.________________________ staying up the longest ant! lkavy ft 1)111. I'\l('lCT iiccitiviit charged Mrs. Dccvii persed the rL'tmg r.rowth.. Mit an the voungret in the fart — tilLer hi determined the wont. phurs said. but scion thereafter An old-timer is a char' who i turned le e kitehri ft giutliernig ntt catIron, a iturd blIECLI. lJeai ticalir vindiiig th cluck every mrht rathiri touthboUnLl luiit- uni atrui'l: i- liii , in ncrb Dmin, :i -' ViitUe' cut Li than putting a tic-v bsttory • hide off the rm.t, iii it every six mirn ths. - / . 1 mu-went and discipline. Askew promised to work for reformed tax base and said the present inoicrt tax Is u tam taxing Just to bring amney for school support. "' need to restructure the mntzre state tax itsime because the 109 &Ind mitid'se income people art Cease-Fire • _______ - - -• - RATH '5" EXTRA-LEAN I\ - - - 1 -- Fimer Durham, Peltona There i gnat enthusi4i'm In merchants L Diane Watkins. Fdgcwater the South for the Nixon admini tatinn A DMISSIONS -. — 1. k. 7 A ~*~_ U flifli II A e Wendall Arm immediate pust pre-sident of Little Pted Schcx-Ahouse. Thi, iwo rmupF are me-ging their efforts arid w-01 meet at 8 pm.. Wednesday (Z*.r.f*S ?I-,r,t()) i:,-, thf. Little 11ed Schrx4hotifle t~- elert offirers. nm and included pareflt& ' ion l COIIiI Fred Van Pelt Dorothy- Lavnvncr U Cl 'T ic i ii t' ::-yrIJ 1 Toad huitIttel? after uleetion thE'?! vroirram ,, the fl '-i,t, Mrs. Davis Cunv.Adering ib, di'ntei- at kmi.- 1$eem'UtiiItL, but tic? liw uninjured, reliort r*tc. too inan mcninter*ret band the mamhng ii! a 9etdding disdued. Au l!-yew-old ,luck.ptunviln bry wits injured finudey aftet car Sun Any InflOW who hasn't the noon on U.S. l7-1J fortitude tv stand up and Anud Evitalm when lit, ullegedly Thomas 3 O'Mears, Pelton* Daniel Sp . Jam" UpRii, Deltona 1. ford Coffee Continued From Page II .iolI. wood police arrived. and ;iorasd&c shooting bruit nut ar :I' blacks crowdzd around the s.vie car. Georgi said. Thrtt hollywood policemen broke By flil,l SCOTT %-I". ii 114 '. III Ii itti I iii I through the crowd to help the and pluced on Z2U.t tIWId I&ILC! Diii ir ci!! it t' e '. apt tue off i "( ltti rr "flu i hut'IL heezi charged with DWI in the it two,-cur ItrCIdi!Ut -early Sat- cci said. Th, 1)4!I( accidental desth of a 1'7yenr urthi resulted ill the dosith of '' °'-" Cu L. 1 ml:k of Talnu tfl'4t tunic-C anti se Wirt you th . old Loii'i Tht Davit wonnin, acruni Lcurwood ;Kilirr todar said Within a short wiflit, windov%- , j•c . I .iuting for the youthiF. Irre- V"- : F ;" *,"' " 11ed AflM1'..'.ii)\' Sanri . - - 11b, r I ~ P.-P. ~ I I I -'-- ' ___ ____ titIn te'It t dkplaed clearly ith tlu' offer. Urt The fncM point of the Mat By MARN BROWN We," FAircloth said. "I,.% what I r ,%vtorl:%tril llres% Writer the advertiscinvrit, taken ni A ~ I WASIIINGTON (Al") Post %%holr. would reasonably lead .,I macter Generat %.IntOt M pircon to hflcie Blount the oni Southcrner In An nttornc g ncrl 0$ inlon the Nixon Cabi stand. with ~hc force of law it ' . modified istration 11 I hol desegregation 1 }dith flvpr, jleRarv • RaC143 Hl*ts Paul Miusterson l'elttrna . - flr~l ? :4 ;0- 'P • %tflg n mall oikttntimi whleh ny asn ____ . . -- - AnkChrlstln, Ucilary __7 •.. Jordan 's King - i ("varland 11. ShRw, Lonjnvotwi I ( 'i'", .i ft onen lrot.t ii), Lombardo i-1 Ethel 1ares Dtlton* i - I A "trce n orcing Henry Ronald 'Miller, DeRary Premier I __ - I or similar tornii. In Advertlit- I lie ninchine, Allil Ith"', re'11111"'! :nterpripe Ing," he -.Wd In an opinion re- 11111, to buy An expensive nhi not or sign up for a "niaint ' Theodore fli Louis T. Keel Helen Crwe Pettv Sue Amos ('orge ('I Bit thi 4 s B own -14 0) 4;v, ~ _______ _ I - - I .I '-j .- Sanford Jordan Amman i, preparation for $ Golda Meir told a mecUng of nr,A crackdown an the guer,lir In%. 'V Mrs. Richard (Shirley) Good- I bases-O'Reilly and Brnett .ack!SundrLv on pven allied We IsraeliPriamm, %vert Inadequate, the oil PRUSS lsrael ir defiance ', ASSOCIATED killed. ir' " 1SI' CTurmr, hnt in'. ltuted r) r 'nited ' itr i)V7 along the I.otu border lordaman Egvptinr ci i ' crc wouriciec ir di 't' ( MIL Ufltii ' rounc1 tih Thret rcilij4rrt proce cu. and Israel ha airtath made eahnriiU Oflsd:il 'ourc'es tutud thea be ported around thc hiii dures to monitor violations, Middle East peace effort ha _--ous-into a graevard for plotters . '.ec ennuric '•'• iuii 'ii Uilc. i .raduation tC'Llt Or 111 be'r .. AlIn guerr lit, fighters in the Jnrda- and the blamed alleged LopI __" man capital. "Amman Ii inn missile mcwemenU In viola . Hanoi of the Middle Laqt. a Ohio resort, bas come a long WAT from an (rdar Point. celebrating iti, 1011th year tir. the ditys whrti brarh property Fold for 66 rents all acre mid ft bad Uttit to ofier kwMrs Meir said she would H Fatab said sideti a bathhouse and a been garden Near the toni of the century (top ph at th developing e boardwalk of e maras.huttrd met and muixi-akirted women gtrolh'd th tein had moved tiunks and uirt il he surprised if strnnung breaks amusement center which tiudu' has a ride eapnrit of StI IW* at a time Recent hn. i d A before tos (bottom) shrivi paved "y un way" and giraffe statnes framing "I man. The paper claimed Leba nnn v.a culiaPoraung .ith ,lor necauatoiv.natue utu wi th tr In preparations für an HE) • the ITltsthcS YOU C*Tt be sure - ig uerrilka showdown.' Independent sources in Arri what is going to happen," she man claimed to have seen an said The Israelis have accucc3 mor being moved from the Is- the LypUans of moving anracli frontier in the Amman vi- Uaircnaft missiles closer to the cinity. But a Lebanese spt*es canal after the truce went into 0 . .- along the 1111% :lit Lantian side of the border ~ allied bs" arms hr '.aw iou' brigades ,~, ~ . -. iI inci " (Harriet.) Doitchorty, it hAbY shell% isito h%( In Moiddle East (on lict Aj i ing Ex ecte Christnpher J. (arrnw _ FM ____ i - gal to Adil,pt-tise- pt1ng the tontverIst IR% 1// , , 0. I Saturday, two of them a the was the hcsvest attack in ...t ' 'UnflCt 9 ;:t:1111:: lie :': advAnced Benamin Collins R. Johnson Charles, I1ton* IIIRTUS , two 1, 'Monroo Lemuel T • - .- -ailless rifle lichcopterit were shot down an tvc I E . v- tht Th and Thus iien _, I- - - juarJspproachest :te r'ixfr M Kent F ,Tnninj* Ir . )! I ,4 'I' „, Ill , ;,' . I ,_..~ i (~'-11 -W I C ..q w . ~~ ____ Cnnnr of the ord "tree to tIterr irno mud hah gii - is 'Rervicen ('01111111 0011114 I I 00 Ad H dnq tmr I( ii' 1Iu Ii "renonnht) IPIIII in mIt mothhMi in dertt'tng If ii. t n pi rnn In hIh"c thM hi' k flOt tt'd to dc'tcIe P' getting nnie(hIng for nothIng officia l (4-4111011 fit the 1rftn&',I'I I TUE5. Yer tising - - ,%. -i * MONO . 00 I thcrttt1g it gtIt Flo ri d a's tr t1u use not relegated law h tn- mes The U.S. Command also sin litte Sinidsty % arnmed nearly .10 -~K fV -----. I 1 he clouds rt h Vie tnamese 1- - --,:-. . _. . In Up No . -7- __ A •I Rrnii* Williams I vnn ThehIa Stt % . rt for :bigL4 Saigon I - !.-- T7_7 ._- - The . - -k -.---1. __.-_-_ 1 ,~ - - -1. ft __Aj hi '"'. - , ' rt I b'vdr mnt n( the bnmb cu 'ides t' Uie I .t the alited dur1n the fuit 4 hours I cvera1 N'OfldaL% pJoiiunni rn tain' diciuted hits on mmunItthn the Laotian order "'Y MGi1ff J, (*nw (rki' Gnflhrr program A of j ment's pac4ication , .* supply arid staging n-(..I, on I prevented nn~- mc-curwe A-%r%I`- ' the populous coastal lovlfinds vr~. aptilmi thr. nr,A Cnmmuni- - - TTF!T--_' , W7 --, .' < IW4 .. - ~ RAniona I SAIGON ;API - The OnitM tram Guam. Okinsw& and Thai- i I In th o "ars States tMay committed Its en land dropppd some 3AM tons, of ~ tv' said rnbconNorthethame$e formed source : nreeofl? bomb - V !!W- 71um __- - . .. . - Q %~ r' - tL fyi ORI,) } SI'FR R' ; . .1 - r Ra ds Borr'bing ins Beg r 1inr11rnr' r inem 1 South Vietram Nenrh It) of the hic bomtw'r Au,oCistrd Prtt V.ruer %r , . ~ i.;_ ~I7 !A , ____-- -I i I jr -. < kkt;~- M . . •. ZIF Notes n Free . -. Hospital 0 U S. -• .,;: - _* _~ `' `~_ 7- C. t- Faircloth Makes Ruling i. 47 _q . _;11- Ulm I r 6. ___ _____ - - __ ~_ - ____ ___ - * SUN6 Off ensive Communist - __ - ;', - --- tr -- 'r r'' - — �t r I A.1 "s V 0 ant Press ___ = 44 1;. T. 4. b Macaule' and Burke ich was girc-n journal of th e in th e oath p W PAN r. ore Than Ever ow t us M N required. Questions could be asked and pursued by the inquIsive the refoer, the 'Tm from Miseou" oneted a mimt be applied primarily to thr from pernal inreporter who repo . , ftm% -It . V_~ . ~ -, I ra-E, -, % 0 ft v -1 A, . . -. I . I - - 6., - I _ .1- "4'4'L - -- ' I - . - ______ 1kWI i - 7 MNMC_Pf ''!1LI'_ .J______ , ' - - - . -- ! "' 7-, - . 4 r - _____ i ____ ____ ____ _____ '-- - ' _ . I _V - : 7 z_ - - i m i"2 R.psihihan aid. c'. I- W - WOO merr4 ti* yar in h.te- On. of Stone s opponents sv White Acre MMuIlen doesn't , $39,S A Plan. , jk;,._~ - . - 1) 002* $1 f )HI*** *U1N -un 6rw W "I as hen 30 coM n"tri or, ' -' - "ll~ Z-1 , , momt 4ovisr*1 yoomr,q Alto 11 I Tall formerly MlminIstra Secretiry M thr. aiistant t mt Tom Adm*. Stan BUSINESS IS PICKING UP Needed Skills - Sometimes there's a feeling in your bones that ruth is coming 'pis gets encour&geniert when th e wea th er predictonz back It up with specific forecasts. Th en coma the rain and oldfashioned "feeling" gets eyeball proof. . •' __ • EGYPT . ISRAEL' V OK TALKS 72_ . training is the chol of the 1970s. MOSCOW DOWN . , r.~O~ lk • - • #•%D y/irTu I 1•'1 'I I I d - "Jobs for 4-year college are dryr-5 ing up. Ph Ds morn. a glut on the job mar- . -• .. •\' I 1% . . . . \1--- . _ . . . ". , ;~ z -.11 . j, 3 \. 11 - cz::~ - , I 11 _ 1> I ,., .• 1. 1 . - There is :- a strong demand i'cr medical work- work, construction industry, pl u , mbers, crpen- - far excell ence must persist. But vocational training needs to be recognized, as thi, study coes, as a mc,rt needed balance in th e world of €.ducaticr. Sf.rd Re. 32771 JOHN A. SPOLSEI JOHN THOMPSON DlT*C$OI' IPID VAN PEtT cot' ,pggp EJJ)4S JANE CASSft*IUY Ccii,-', Fds.. 1114. LDWA1S C.ssf,.d U.ag.e WINIPUD F. 3111.0W SD'• f.drtD' SILL vt'.ctwi, JL II ., gj\\ UuWII -._ %J1 - - - ran" in winning the agrfwment _-~ P.bIs4'.d dafly 5L(h*d -- - ?.. . l-'W 11 V TcPpf Ldi4.o.I S.f. LAY $5$ 5,... a.. Ft,,RO p U.s. 59061 POW ; . Ss1w'diy. Suad.i, cad C1,ri$w.s; J - w --L pp $1.50 I Use4i .e.s 0 1 • V * L A- • - py $ $15.00 I Tao, ,, ,.cosd alas a.ss., Oc4ob.r 27. IIO .4 44'* Pl.,id. 37171. 14'. P4.sId Is a ,f 44'. Ass.cl.i.d 5,..s u44ch is ,4i$.d .,.i 4. 44'. . 4. r.dcf .4 øi, o.â part .4 ..y ISL.4.d.I, Pwi ev No Tb. S.ptard H.r.Id may fri. r.othac.d Ia aa' '.*aa.' .4 44'ci+ w,ft,, ,thzlet of 4+9 pubflslt.p of 'fl. H.r.d. rssp.asIbt. for &i,cI .ptwuc4i.e wttl At'i, ivaI r b. ccnsd.r.d . . TI. H..td', be id 10 46i d.. .sd. 44'. 1... 0 This would go a long way In to deitrey NATO. Political Nof ebook: es Do Puzzle? as flush Into the river." A little thought convinced him the list already needed it hurSo tie canes ahead of hghtnin e'i ......*A.A p,4jJl I14J - ii 4#J ii.. r,..I'lI ri '" .,d will that deci*son when be dtico'errd from the papers that our drinking water was being cwia1.ed by arsenic and r' i. a I y . -_ C ay a Labor Reform y DO OAKLEY EA Ed.It.riallat room cabinet. "ft-f worry list worried him. He thougbt be must be leaving out aomnethlrg. Smolng-hunt r.kncr-e'innhmelna. DOISCIflOUb "thud man" theme-4h qu t1( td wbeth a fireman is seeded in a diesel cab in idd and lead hi drinking water; (14 or 4-3) hurricanes and tel- (5) COntentS of bath- upp rt , hi Detnncrlatic nomination to his Cabinet snot. Sen. Robert Shevi0 of Miami, who bills himself as "Florida's No. I crime fightsr" because of rrimp prip%,pnotion hills he Intro : 0 duceil during trio last logisla tivi session, and Sen. Limit - - - - 3221U2 2522 PARK DRIVE - --- Senate Race& V'Ilet Pullout .. •.. fl fact that its emergency TC'5i alone have been invoked 151 tAmes iliice its enactment In 1P25. Twice Congress has had to t5u1ate to end rail dispute s. 'l'be ortation iflCiUStI'lel represent Just one area Of ia." The only th ing which could break th e matter wide open and get all our forces out fairly merits an withdrawals. tho disrupted Hanoi's "mth*m qui&ly would b* successful President has emphasized the strategy" rooted In an offensive negotiation, with Hanoi it removal of combat units. H. build-up In th. original Cam- Paris. But despite the naming ......A ...ak.,.. e... .ff..41. 4,i his h,AIa, •inv+ti,4.a It. R ,ffl.. af Tiav4A 'Pan,,. 5,. iA AtIP '.. .-. . . ... . .dais think the Reds' most delegation th ere, that prospect administration also have mdirated that the "remainder revere prohings now will be In has not brightened. In the absent* of such a frrce-s" would be mostly logis' the north (torn hue to Dan vrloprnent, we seem committed taI and support troops, plus \$E. The argument Is, of course, to Ieap a large force In South . and air units. .. 5 , a dding that )UF OUtlflOded I*lJOj ha-i are a prime contributor dangerous Stilt of Tower is also author of other Ifll$Or and controversial labor law reform measure wtleh would strip the Naticcal lAbor Relations Board ci its jur'ledic- •_ •i., ö *4 ' ' up to this time. which h,e reduced our total armed strength in Vietham to just a bit more than 400,000 men, have induded usable numbers of su pport troop.. The more Important thing to know is that a considerable numlier of ground combat et SYiefltl VIII be among the !84000 expected to ,.'msln on the Vietnam soan. aftsr Iay 1, 1971. ;t Is But the expressed that by TnI4.19 most of auth imits would no longer be engated dantrroui offensive • - WOUIfi . be P laws has writ- -,. .s.•• •i. la _. ..... **. our . .i.....i.. is.;.. l*I**I Ill l * fighting credibility, and that they con support northern as saults more easily because of shorter supply lines down the Laotian part of th e Ho CIII )tinb trail and Into South Vietnam via the tested A Shau ai- '. . V1 .4..,.i ..I•t. i •Il, IV ........J i -U a ii.0 UU1 . ...,-i •U'J - - ' - - - County. Two Jacksonville men p4'r ihed when their motorcycle wa' struck by a car approaching from the rear, Jacksonville police Identified the motorcycle victims as James Richard Green, 33, and Jerome Just fill In the blanks and get instant cash. Good for tuition, fees, books, supplies, clothing, food, even fun money. It's the easy way to pay your way through college. An Atlantic Bank checking account is better than a course in Money and Banking for teaching the fine art of managing finances. In addition, your check stubs serve as a permanent recATLANTI C ord of every exoendituro. Open an Atlantic account as 800fl as you make the campus scene and cash in on a good thing. Collina, 23. was hit as it Taylor Their cycle traveled U.S. 1 just south of !1i1... 1i statement calling for more reaped a windfall of more than-1 equitable distribution of taxes, $8 million" when the turnpike I . 'stir 41U'i iTS' VS Pit S'SS 'ri-. Wrn'i Ta.,rItr,4a1ai •ttn,'nøu u'ni rpflnnnrpd .-..., IIF - ........-, U7 Bryant said the cost and inaccidents on Florida's raid his opponents "are too tied Traffic to special Interests to say terest rates arrived at In the streets and highways claimed what must be said and that is, refinancing "have been COIlI the lives of eight pe rsons over that Florida needs a severance parable to similar issues In the weekend, including a ntiiir titt'" t;ix" .ir.i-kt Il.ddi'k uodestrlan. J '' - The Florida Highway l'4tr'i said Gandy Ellison was struck and killed as he walked along State Road 23 three miles south of Orange Lake in Marion '' WORLD ,1.1 ..j I S Judge to the United States Sen- ing bargain In the history of Florida." ate," Cramer said. Meanwhile. Democratic con- Schultz had charged that tender Al linstingr. Issued it "lawyers .ind bond dealers . . 7_ - BERRY'S Weekend ies • air "strike capability," until we are satisfied that Saigon's forces truly can take car. of themselves and have a lair chance at th e independence fran, Hanoi's dominsncs which Is their professed goal. - " Florida -. _ (ramer ags H'i*s Opponet bear its load of the taxes in the Dubbing himself "an anti- the decisions that are causing nation. We must stop all deplebusing congressman," William chaos in our schools." Cramer, au thor of the anti- tion tax subsidies and farm subCramer called his GOP Senate busing amendment to th e 1964 sidies," he said. primary rival G. Ilarrold Cars- Civil Rights Act, Sunday said Former governor Farris Bry- ~ well a "busing judge" who he *as "astounded" to discover ant, also a Senate hopeful de-- that Carswell. a former federal fended the refinancing of the i appeals judge, was responsible Florida Turnpike under his ad- for decisions requiring children ministration which drew critito be used to achieve racial cisrn from Fred Schultz, third Democratic contender. balance. Bryant claimed the turnpike "I don't beiieve the people of ____________________________________________ - _ to I - - Ill ________________ ' ffla~ff" - , I--_.' I Kevin Miller, 4, in Florida on a vacation from his South Farmingdale, N.Y., home, was killed Sunday when he was hit by a car on Colli'is Avenue In northern Dade County. Another Dade County acridcit took the life of George Henry Monroe, 72, of lIometead lit died when his car ovcrtur(d on I' S. I near Culler Ridge THE ANFOR - - fLI1 Al - 1 x 2 I column by 2 Too small for an ad to be noticed or .ff.cth'.? Youre 1 Lt- oes l rs.din • .ens "Do pm kQPS a'ti1mg irn 1 - - - .10 • NATIONAL' BANK I I 4 0 _____ - combat units wfl be gone. The mints wi th the enemy has. occurred sine, last August. irripreesion Is wrong. On the assumption we have In his various pronounce- S -- The nation 1a1 another rail. way strike threat se*. S. 3051 beIDFC Labor Day, uoni'al. 17. ThIS as the expfr*tloi date of the 60-day csii period lnvtked by under emy t the Railway Labor.4ct B*ckground uair to the di.spute is s !Cnijliar tuor, lead So he started ill (T.1Y *Ufl1 (I znei'vury In flab: (2) irbeniC - U.S. Atty. William Meadows. $ I. Eckerd cations is the best policy," BaL. A. "Skip" Ilafalis for the Kirk's administration and that water millionaire Jack ho Is running a ycOuth-ortent*4 w Republican gubernatorial nomi- It had never been a persistent is opposing Raflills and Kirk for falls said. "If he cannot main- campaign. the GOP gubernatoril slot commun cri tic of the governor, nation. The Democrat who comes out the November general election lm"But we're weary of his The newspaper termed the paign. how could he possibly do on top after Ii. prlmayy wlfl West Palm Beach businessman pulalve, capricious, eternal con- ballot. In Mi- so at the helm of state govern- meet lanky Republican E. Thom Balalis. campaigning a legislator "who has learned frontatlons and his disputat1ou Rumberger. a Brevard County - . ,.*ntp' well the problems and methods tactics," the newspaper said in ami ,Unaay, said in a wicn;vii circuit Judge. in the November 1 Eckerd Issued a statement "if there Is a 'communications of state and local government." an editorial. 1 xeneral election. ews. the gap* in the Kirk administration, from his Fort Lauderdale camThe newspaper also endorsed Commenting on Math the insurance commission ! Senate President Jack Mathews Democrat said it had backed there I a 'communications Kirk of failing to get Florida's I Broward Williams running on cratic nomination over three governor and added. "we think pign organization:' taxpayers th eir "fair share" of his record, faces a Democratic Bafalis described Eck rd's I he is a more mature and effectother party hopefuls, I p ri mary challenge from fiery than he was campaign as "a classic example federal grants, Calling Bafalls a "hard fight- lye man today ________ 4 --- - No Rush In 4 IUU4. . tions" and endorsed State Sen. much to recommend about Atty. Gen. Earl Faircloth. Clear- straight • - do you stop thinking? Alter a worry What single Iiem UPI Senior Editor U.S,, track, deserved first place on th the 0 while he got back on WA$HINGTON (UPI) -A searching out and gunning icy route. By BRUCE BIOSSAT fellow around here who sulks He decided to bold the carry worry priority list? The larger question Is what it swa came to him. His down roving Viet Conr and list to 10 items. lie began all NRA Washlactan for the goviumment and had North Vietnamese soldiers. A all this means for the 284,000 • Correspondent better ther's4orc be nameless over again . The first thing to greatest carry. day in and day U.S. men who will still be left few downed helicopters a week WASHINGTON (NEA) do. he told himi6elf. %as to out. was hpvins the exact bus got to wo*-ing the other day almost enough to ac unt in Vietnam Into next spring. At co widily held impression is are about all the things there arc to conuh with himself and come fare for his rides to and I rim The kv.epa for prr-'ent U.S. casualty fig- this writing, the President Is thought to a firm concluamoa about what cork. With a feeling of relict he that If President Nixon worry about. He his promised withdrawal ache- ures. The rest are land-mine understood to have no specific really, in this conip'icated jotted down: srbaps hi. should Swork up fare (A) in dule and gets U.S. force lc'.'!i and booby-trap victims. or men plan at all for further pullouts a arid, islIrned him most. I, Exact bus worry priority list. 4,Oo0 under siege at advance fir. after the May 1 deadline I. In Vientnsm down to There c-as the environmental nirn;ng and (RI in evening. r thcr dark It "IA -..• - ................ ',."-'-" ..•-••.. It S. patrol COtY V aerosols In the air, deer tion to an engüieer and brake. mostly to defend our crossings and people crossings. man. Isgistksi forts. The pTeIump . nationwide rail htdøwn tion in unfair labor Pra ctices on the highways and streets. that in this dcfenziv' constitute the tion, P rar of bring arrested DI may be aserted f the U nited eases, which they wOulfi be far less likedouble parking and tossed tat* Transportation Unloc accepts a bulk of the board's buaz*u anderole to suffer substantial casualI)' jag beube be had no solution just Ta tiominended by restore th at juriadletici because th ties. cuhlat.cral in his pocket. and a presidential emergency board. federal courts. It Is clear from th is private k-= The NL'IB ha. whether he would know whet to Firemen would gradually be Indication that, what do If the authorities actually elim ina ted through attrition by der attack for aliegod pro-union b' given c'sdent or other, ray ever the the subjugation of Cud declare a "poll ution aleit" rrtiremrnt or death, and no has, oftrn publicly about the 1n.pro'btuc tie woti1ti't zivw firemen wvuld be turtid. individual workers' was Vietnamese The fate of Towel-1; Jegisla- rnetmt of the South of the l7.S( firemen now we rr.ied up on the job would be dismiud boo may a-eli be de termined by army as fighting force, By this ttrni- h. have yet a bit. He hadn't thought out the and tbose hoMing seniority the oidome of cne negotil- not dinit0thi.a-tcould scope cd his list of priority wcuid have an opportunity to tionsin the rail dispute. U! A settlement would t.nd to rely unoim It (A DrOtkCt dour job dauicatAou worries. Should be llmtt the hid for g shunt the drive for labor law remaining support forces. items to 10. say, or let them of flremat-brak.msn. To get our combat men hit' in the nitantiine, Sen. John G. reform onto $ siding. But I run to icilnity. defenrlve posture, we need Ubittd someLhing be Tower. R-Tex., has introduced itrike, followed by • po.zlbhi He had read in a fr'pUl&t mash S )1JtDt 7ItiOO ID (-ncgitis one in the automcUUt industry, tram at a fairly rapid pt bk about infinities some are to tst*bUb a Commission 00 could build up eacnaØi pressure South VIetname.e be)tcopt'-r larger than othrs. Hwis could Lsbor Law RCLOtn,. Charging to prod Congress Into nsUy unita. It Is not widely apmre a, but a high proport ion f k into that be The thought curried that the Railway Labor Act has taking an ov.uw present b.tilefteld Ioui is it olin. He thought be lied better proved ineffective throutioUt tangle of labor from downed h•licoptert dacades. hiatty, be cite's the tea ever the Lp thinking for a 'iile Its dye,iz :.z 0 mining its economic Independ. Ill ..-- ' an 0 ahead a! po11on Nolightning. He had hardly made ci r 1L.! £5% 5 '.J hiding behind a chair. Th. suspect was chnrged with breaking nr.d entering with intent t rrnmit a fe'ony. ford jMn.4 veitigmtiv. repwt.r (ov. Claude Kirk 's *t.11t1 four; wIfl provide th. ReOPP 1 1 nfl In P bar, i Atty. Gin Earl Fa1res d for the Dqmocratla cubar- ': natorial nom ina tion has ip'ined two state sena tors and a form er i . , er" for low budgets. neighbor- then; ,-ind the field against him of chaos. incredibility and trA- ing up th eir position as law OCIATED PRESS gically poor communication. The TaIlahaec Democrat hood schools, more vocational is no more attractive." makers to make their bids 4 1atht'Wt 15 running against "The F kecd organ1 zaton said Sunday it as weary of education and generally cosI't Fridays slogan 'Make it Fri Go Claude Kirk 's imçiulste. atie go'rnment the news l)nde Coint Mayor Chuck hall, has not learned th at day seven days a week." capricious, eternal confronts- parer nonethcle's said It found State Sen. fleuhin Askew, and plainly ria's border in the Far East, verzation with this writer. ICU •IIU Gary Lee Mothvin of han- ______- . Bv The President thus srokkd Soviet strategists hi a t e no 'Brandt is giving away German the dangu' of an East-West stomach for becoming embroil- bargaining positions without confrontatIon. He also deprived ed in a confrontation with the getting anything In return IT 16-A £ TA 1 • , L41b'U p, puIwnIvr sw l_ member of the Bundesteg warnex. Middle East, Ilti fetuss at least-el In Europe, the Ntzor. adminid. th expanding cuss 10 r fur er Washington Window: all UIUW LILJPL'UIU Poet 0Hc. of - .. once and Its defense capacity. -, and iuinl I i-year-o1d ains Pa er s a a is 4 turn West Germany Into a pro- lIl' - 'è. . • ______________________________ Such roncern was voiced re'With the Chinese again mak- cently by a group of West Gar- a.uu .., r.ca4P4 Cbi,$,',ai. suesceirnaw wu 3k W..& 5v Governor's Race Soviet buffer state by under. Jul . - i- ______ ..-.,--•.•-. of Egypt, Jordan and Israel to ing threatening notici on Rus- man parliamentarians In a eon. rierotlate a r*awe-fire. on the electrical power crisis, arrange his other worries In Both were entitled to a lot of proper order. Wit), No. I worrying, and he ivsclved to seWed, he felt that be might in to thinking about the cmdents put them in the list. But what time be able to do this. of people's bathroom cabinets. rry list was So Ni . 2 on the Ed4or of CHARI.fl safl SAW"• ,.c at Supf. - ..t::L • . client, Pr.sdent showing some signs of pro- Egyptian INapper. thun to Israel. gress. The Russians were indeed Seasoned diplomats In the United Nations art not antici. skating on thin !ce after It be. pstng a speedy miracle settle- came known that at least two ._:1. ,,,,• L'7 TflCTi 01 LOP 1)QfM cripi'. DUL., £.Ki'LlAfl FIIIUU PW by were flown eli aircraft ra in their view th e Nixon admin- Is Soviet pilots. istration scored a notablt ad- ,.o he decided to put lightning at the top of the list. Then by '.cin'e- odd msnta qwrk he got. :,'socD uu,y 6.042T TAYLOR - - - '_ , r I i, , -..... .• • a DORIS WILLIAMS - - - Worry WALTER A. 61111LOW, 11111170111 AND POUSmlik SLANt YOLTOLIN5, Crciti.t,oi - G'.w,,.t U•a.g.r L_ . . . tions Thus Rutisia' plan for European security system is complex and slow, are also werv, a ovator threat to their seen as basicaLy an attempt to TaI.. 300 N. French A,,. i - t;l I ~- - ., - - ..z,~; ':,~ ~, a* t i L . - - it L714r#att&dErra1b • . I i.-nia seimrnent we are in complete - -: - - ticcord. We are also happy that in Seminole County the I*nefi of vocational training is being extended and will be extended both In the matter of subjects. Of course the pursuit of learning with the n - - --- repair serveea, business machine repair _... i.' '.• •••. -- - County I)'puties, from left, Roy lIiigwv, Oscar Reddiug and O' Dell Hunt, after Ilughev crawled Bend er'A office through it window of Dr. Carl their military presence in the Istratlon is encouraging, however eauiously, West German Middle Fat and th e M1t. Chancellor Willy Brandt'B nogo. Even Nixon', etka concede tiations with th. Communists that the new d i plomatic turn in which have led to the draft non- American - Rua,ran negota. of the Arab extremsts and terions on the limitation of stra- -orfgU who encouraged, armed teg-e nuclear weapons, though and financed by Red China, is, . . - ________ rreasintly clear, has alrrady Mideast might bemme Russia's ful coexixt*n"" between capl. -a at wheels of dip- Vietnam. The Kremlin leaders talist and Communist states as maey not only in th e Middle also realized belated ly their the most prominsing way of .-&at but also in Europe and policy of "controlled chaos" continuing the "revoluflonary was only playing into the hands struggle" under modern condi. yen in Sou theast Asia. . • i,,, -. * , -. . \ • .. •.--.. )ltt11S in a break-in Saturday iiight of 1% BAG-0-DRUGS Lake Mary, phy8ician wa s recovered )V Seminole Her. the pitfalls are only too tanUal political dividends In measure to th e President's realobous. No One in Washington !tome of the world's critical isUc and yet firm policy. any illusiors about the the c. has But it also reflects in the Kremlin's real alma. His pragmatic approach to tory of the "moderates" . intemational affairs, it is in- Kremlin who feared that this . • I., e be in the bewl position to get steady 3 - -. * ixon Paident Nixon's po l ic y of 'negotiati ons sad of con- ___ ,.. Foreign Ga'i'ns By LETh DENEN UNITED NATI0S, . ,- . k • -. by federal auth orities of vccationa1 training which ?tes that in the next 10 y ears eight out of 10 jobs will be filled by work-era wi thout a college degree. Mr. Schneider says: "Young T*woplle who acquire a skill ,via vorh- 70 N '- e &vdflg we zu Was is sornew* one ci the nation's most perceptive columnists, NA who write-a out of -New I-Anu Schneider of NA, flVlCtiOfl tht York , eonfied Our increasing catonal Global Comment: . - - race Is Williams aiippor' rolorful nicknamed teggid tpt4 since toe pl "' Jo diemkolt, o &ft, rte ____ C1ifnl - Im Q( ____ I a Commiselon - r . , il ' - ' tion I a Miami leslslatnv ter. are no primnrt note heon known to whip nut his har monica and play Di*l. At TRYAS(IRPR ISE R - I. n the f t t th - ____ a :0 I I ,~ia i i in th* I ti. 14 rhAllengod h., fobniton form.r lireetlocked In S.n Richard q thr@k mor nqi"lor-w ,, v*;i-T%#in"v at. (I '4-160.. ;4 'r; ,it 6 +;'IRM00 (,nrnrr,,4,x,,rtrT4%r inrn hijacked to Cube. ern'viveil ra i,liJn si an, campAIgn ha and ?rjing ' Tijido f reir-ty I •hlnit r,rIms,v vleteitias V 1.1 71 *;A.I=wtf r SOpt. ri F',F,, Fix (APO - ' - ~ ", I -. I Dixie - - --- i ~-j , ". 1. - 1 Is 4 , -,-.. .I o ____ - F . by the pointed finger selttng some ~ - - _ .' • ____ former, niarks in the history of thip Presi A . 4 ' I; . . ~ N . . 4 have been aigiilfic*nt and important land. -off It was an invasion of tradi- - ''t - stt one who could Ahility of 'Mr. Nixon to learn ni n be counted on to *often the attAck or Ty-ronte it in,to tionstl rights when the TV cable& ramerait and lights, pince the Kennedy-Nixon TV dehAtes and .-mily It In .ught out by all who want to com- an inue in which the one holding tho conference " wnrnn the pIdency and now in the conduct 0t e th wetchers who a sw'ed by would be more at hom tnui that. offico Is altio a matter which underscorm the Of courow the evasion is nothing new. But in the it a -A re, rnew4ed up the a precent attitudes both within and w Ithout those who prs-TV pree conference, some persistent reporter press conference. Ass media. would Isick-up the issue, not ., We would emphasize that what hstd been sk "Pref-s who know that freedom of the prees of s definite " no corn Those a and drive to a definite anr or conference" is now, more oft th an not a theatrical ip as essential to the preservation of freedom of the nient." prmntation where the informittOnal value of such pcople as the framers of the United States Conetituthe clock wants to tu No one, we are su conferences is often loL lwaclz errni if f . 340, could I* u.-.M tz bo. when an impnrto nt spok"mmAn er re n is to fulfill Its ba'le and eential right. press confe nted to office high government official holding It has bee n ted before It hne neer succeedpuoe usually ask& have such a conference, and they w ed. But eternal viglance, as has been Paid before, in , Yet T'V costs are doing whott other pre.q. , who were expenenced in the issueA for by reporter, nf bhrt% We of the Fourth Fetate a ha' comrnenttor the hae not buht about to be brought up, It would be called for the press ready to pay the price -Aie you? drawn the lightning of the Agmew attack. TN' ap*. 29th rentury. It is Nit the whni the seeking out of rew' to ded icated .ping boy-P for politi -m the limel11t.. or mihthr commanders, who woald rathex cover their deadly mistakes in deadly stati,4tim 71111. the r*mrter (and that is what $a I of th e commen ta tors and editor, 'higher-echelon 3oUaL age of the M F r; - - ,T. I . ~ % - - . - .I - 0 nceit, %vith Richar<1 1N1. Nixon Wv the chief per- In our een 41 < A a ____ old as the what he had hoard and what ft all meant. Interpretation end news policy is almost its A g 1 I 1 T-4 Fourth Estate designAtion -1 bs - --•...•-•- Edito __ I- -_:_:. ria Comment' _. . - t1"4 1nr-.- - ~ .-, '_ . --.- -:.1 .- __ -1 - , .., - 2- ~~- I _---_ ---I--- -__ - ___- . - ___ -___ - - THE ATLANTIC TIDE IS RISING 1 I ____ ----.-.---,'--- ____••, _________ J_'_____. -_ -_-- ---- - --.---'.a ________ _ii_115'" - �r 'Mail Must Go Through' Post Office Treats Peop le B beer. IS.BEII.E HALT. aIhlncloIwc. • it hu ;,. ijc l ott hctu' n c- ' n h :tu ' :i' ', .'t Customers As ,ht : ' Listen to - _ _ Ny Unites •' at 7:15 A.M. tCr1' _. 1' cach weekend over ' • x on c' r,j ':'u t in same rural pireat ,it id. p -a IF Federal [ on Friday nights to iwcnmmo 'tierty ,nale Ii'rrts's of IP" - 010v lmolot qtv r,ft'n -''lhyhrithilriec. 'rst,uie k *nlrt • Ihar 4 :4 " - - nrminole . . - - - - . , 51F Ft k. PL& O"flCS to Doct.ritt. ''•.• t4.tL :t % .. . 'h - - - - ;-: -- - - - 1vi'tI region. C e*s. -. - -- , Northern l;bi,u%rhInv" L fleet ti o t,, ?' . -" -. ',ii - .' 1 Ii "ki ''I, •4'p,, • -' r' St,1 - ' -' :.. . I '$ 't ...l.s. as he atere;tte'tl a cup of tea I from 'lie Royal 11151cr Consta- I svo cat' -11 iu'it at I hi' iiitt'i Vt't ion 44 State Road 400, zi Drive 111141 c uii 'tii - a) - ITS AMAZINb' American congressiona' officials in ep for interview' .Iapnnesi Hanoi the lvu's prestige take an more Prevention Is Key;ot A ure •. I an investrncni art' responsibility, grouping thduins say - In epnrate -. Daytona Beach,Flod da's Claims Beating _______________ -- 54 also taken away his twovear-old daughter and would not tell bins where the child is. Ronald Banks. I. is a mem her & The Gr,, a group he said represented the United States at Exprti in Canada. He was arrested In nearby Palmetto Aug ! and charged with possession of marijuana and pt*seasion at narcotics tin V IF CAT!ON.!!11,L BUY attorney - A-i SOLES ' & HEELS 3 or less than new shoes! SUPER SHOE REPAIR 322.1520 urenaar_.uaploaAo areatas Samford Plaza 5Cu;iOr$ Sharp.e-Ki M• f ing mat'. 'Somne I - 7 1 A *"I.."t: i -V, sEE. 11,.. .\P i p. lii, y. in, luding procedures for T.tn'fer students with previvus Ian appeal." records of disruptive activities I The new policy is result of a will find it hard to get Into forlaw passed by the Legislature Ida universities under a new pal' being considered by State requiring the Board of Regents to take into Account the previous C. net officials, by disruptive behavior of transfer 1— .c new policy, ordered the 190 Florida Legislature, student applicants. Many legislators expressed cernes before the Cabinet for a support of some proposal to cut vote Tuesday. As submitted by the Board of down on the number of students Regents, the policy states that cith disruptive activities it. oth'thc universities shall refuse ad er states from getting into statemission to an applicant whose supported universities. A10 before the Cabinet is record shows previous dicrupti ve or other misconduct nut to the proposed policy governing the bic! interest of the uriis ershty" taking of free courses by full"Each university." the policy time university eniploycs. It, itatement say,, "shall develop too as mandated by the 1970 * pla n for Implementing this - Legislature. I . . L : 'tee. since ! .', roonis, a bathtub, a 0 Icuhiti' i i i plements an It' v Iuur - :" Ranks said Wednesday that In the county jail he uap told h Chipf Jailer R F. AlumN. "Roy I'm gonna cut your hair right or!'." Banta Mliii he iuLt'ci Ai lumei to postpone the tumircut for a hour until tie could contact tie needed lung hair for his Job lie said Allums replied, 'No. It's time to have It cut right Lets go When tie refused. Bunks iati_ tillums dragged hint acrtms flour by Nit, hnir to a, barbe r stool. "The ouilt defense I had for myself wits putting my arms u; to keep from getting hit and try, lug to keep on the flour htvpiit ttit'y would get discouraged with j Your migrant ____Disruptive Acf v f es To Keep Students (Jut -. Wm ft , nay, "BEST was beaten In thiii Manalett CountJaflsai thccewityliati n.iJ taut in earls 'hildhumd cd Iwo r I' Out ti tit — 1 t OCEANFRONT A BItADCNTON, fla(APT ro& musician who claims be savings are pleasing, too. - —• Musician ;ro How erpert '.hormaerc can rebuild worn shoes, the I ii ur tltn to bed ,iu'cd their rrst,' stic said letter ssnrds" The key to education of migrant ucation for migrant children, The children are fed hr, ''\Vc' are starting early, she He cfli(t the pro g laill fur 4 atul rhuidren is prevention . not cure 5&Shl- "We believe in prevention lust, lunch. morning and alit 5-year olds Is run out of 1O tiusit say th e officials it '-nat'k.. Nit'. ( 'uttt' rather than curing." Mrs. Combs and Thomas Cut. bile laboratories located in the s'attp'% program for educating camps arounli I the children of tandcring farm On. administrator for migrant t'nrioiis migrant i education. said efforts are be Florida. workers. Children attend the carpeted. Education of older migrant tug concentrated on enriching the experiences of 4 and 5-year enter usually c'-uldrcn. who air conditioned trailers from hool uith serious handicaps old migrant children to prepare a-in, to 5 p.m., Culton said. Thu. ar.ct fall farther behind along them for school. are taught by a teacher ant child Is limited " depends pretty much the upon the abilities of local Fchool in environmental stimuli." CuiMrs. Combs said that, in a systems, said Eloyce Combs. ton said. 'in the family all they dition to educational material---S_ the labs are equipped slth re ,,, ------------'-'- ALLAli,SsEE, I"Ia t Al' 1 parucularly il hem I ,ie', er I tirtuigmit ouitri , the ih hten these felInw toiittI help us nut soul p rr'X_ • -1 M AS , ci ' t h Pica r r' ls and the fIaneIIn frrtrr 'orrents of r'iin it ssas Northe rn Irr'tnnul t storm In 11 mrs l),ttisige '.ns reporir I LJ¼L..i,it! r'tir ,4-t' ;4r "11 on the dorn gc' from hi gh -. -1 , v, m to tiiv Roger Winkle, 17, of early Saturdn' - nioi'ning in a 1. 1 NJ I' flY 1' Ink'rp - t withdraws 4 . '1\ki 1Y t • ! -t . yv . . iL tite army as rs popular this area hefrim. the Ilexuls they vertninly are now." ' ,,.' r4I .lzipanese ". -' , ' their . - ' -- ','., .4 1 '' .1\ L - rtn . t: w nasr ST. &ir") fl A. wiN — elucLant ir ../. - I 141 -, - , , - c't*-" I~V ' Nnrthtast countries i - "4 I ' F wyivPAkw mcrr - I'" ,r Creates Problems - arid WTRR Radio (1400) . have begun staving open Inter "It's a Marketing Aliprwo I. 'It'5 a marketing fl;JproJ CZ date farmers who like in come lntt'rrinw service with need Lp town then Postmaster General Wlim. On the other hand, Saturday f1 Blount told a epnrt deliveries and piekupi' are "Changes In postal service art On one hand there is the re being curtailed In some surhur- being brought about all th' Americans may lrove n Sri.%(:[R DAVIS .S ban area, where the hulk a! :imp Some places have ductrnn announced for The The prospect of a greJitJ r V APt WPPkt?fld n1. V. t h t'Ifl!.I'0 "t''R'i )ra( h O lt has snniew at ground fnrt'e it Pitnruim. }o 1),1 11110(l tiiuiinitrntinr, 5 yc-ur•oid pnlw Jiutrrrwo .hipiinese lenders whri rca. Th;ulnnti atic the Philip cireulars instead of first elasc increased rural service in th mall, last year for persons who it , aimed at shrinking the nation's nriw are urtmln' the United pines. military potnre and foreign Bid 1 States thgo slow in carrvrnguut Or the other. they 5&jV, It it programs has CTf1ItE'd ftflI('tY the deAmericanization proçrTn the U.S. desire to get these nwr bewilderment and skepticism In Southenat and to build up A!ylIt, dlnnlitIt Asia, throughout ground combat farc,es, in pur'i I The POUTtCS would much i anc'e of whatever Internatirni; .stpan, meanwhile v, said to 1, pref er to be strictly an ecnnom policy the United State' wishi" have emerged as a r the Indian pa er while the United, Cnnsrqtirntt. bent'ln'u'r' n! the !.P.rallrd it. no Amen ..! tiviri thi ;ut shoulder continues which wits spelled on ; under this major security burden for the out by the President on Guam tntrnn. but merely a change it in August of last year. American officials-- sung bit the composition of U.S. and s. Ranking Asian and criticism that lied force . 10 countrici from India 's foreign pol icy tirtaken U S sacrifices have succeeded In conlfliOnit'd Pakistan 1Hfl to uneasy eye rn I In making Snuthernn Asia sate whi on the efferi o the fluifliland China, hope and e', doctrine -will hi- tht flu). gnrernmtnt of Iwct that 1 calling on Thor. if, agreement that To Prim.' Mini s ter Eiakn Situ' to powerful single factor in ar and influenet' tins of Southeast Asian it: soared as non-Communist Asia. in r.tcpped up aid to, tions after the Vietnam war i faced with declining American%r ietnarn and Cambodia. ended, Involvements, looks to Japan to Hanoi IF will Thu Nixon Dti't.t'int' has heei The ..v. whatever g01c tti deptir:itip met by considerable sl;cpticism inp to allow South Vietnam A . existence although ft in India. It i fitit Clear. My than authorities. exactly what is may not last for very long-per • iut'nntby the Guam dvclnriitmr. hnps five or ten yearr f',tetants I Pit - Iii ,rn - • 4MERI4P. '-iE.: . hANP A41UII4IRr MA:mEa • t.APT( iiLAN'f( at LlINLR_ - - -5- I we'll sp lit the Keit NAY Fried '' co QJt Ui. P1 *1,111 &vi J ill. PtoU of 'TSI P1za Uiyti. $uc?. Iii .1MD 5q$c 5, Stusi, 1w. i s t.4 mc and throw me back in there (the cell),' Ranks Mild. He Ideal Family vacation spot—new, beautiful, right on the ocean. Carefrollit Informality In luxurious surrounding lets of fun for pleasure seekers of all ages. ;j, c.'uimed Allums then got a night suck and bout turn on the legf and buttocks and another dc • ;nities ,upmnved it (liemical ir ' st --------------- __I State Color TV in all rooms. st.it•sl." IIOWY'I - sffki.nc'.s Olympic Size pool tha?.d l,,* chaise to,ng.s -''--? Fnt.rtolnment, dancing nlghtI .1 Top Lounge - - / $ion.4 _______.____..•_, /fl/q fA I - a so heated — simple pomilag ------------ . —'— — - - - - Playgroond, kWdis p Kewittuckti I ' $ Gems, Room 6'. ( privits isrrocs soIarium gleam cow"try Club rooms TOMORROW ONLY Golf Pnvil.-p.s Private bokonies P.d.ct location near shopping — TOP VALUE STAMPS Cook up k's no bvqxiw th I1I.1n no 01111W DIAL 5 TIMES DAILY . 101111. 14 • A1. VITRR L FPIJ 2521 French Ave. 163 Motor Diving eotrdi less than it was ml957. _ 100's 100's .- dining, sghts..ing Ice d.1U pel' iUI()Watt how' *rved £anIli today is the average fm1 y has72 ekctrac appe in thiew boat!, ring front electric frypa to automa6c ci shw shers and coot TV. Alter alt, rbot take cull bar6ainin the b badveL 41 tkb es.acty Wfut dtm, Han v thc arowe So go h& ah(-id and rdy on flanw. le electric for cooking ... hair drying (17.92) ' Sanford ...dtshwa5hmg . . shavmg...xhOIing hing yo.x honw. Beamw wh,, I aiais 1110 tierving y t here's kat no miftrh Irw . In the fin4st Lee# film rs?10040 P*OtIfIe$ P0* __ i A Ij' ,Jf') M*l SAIL -p - L , 11111111"S& a" PLOP" - .,,. ,. -- 'ILMt.L• . - f.Il Irtuv ta.'j'u Met9s Group. ur-'i - L -5--_-S NAME— CITY, 1. - - 7 — - - - . - - • •• ' : w 'I'. I-. I_. I... ,.,A,, I . ' ' Wi I,.,vf - why U THRU WEDNE%Dj( Struggle "Our Changing World." ' GC)r kit Earl Nightiingal&s undergoing certain modtticn- operation, post office into an Independent leaving downtown post offices mile from tom ' T .ASHINGTON (ba-i' jiflC'C . • I') p .4 Assistant osmastor ...enera, General agenc. YIP ,lOfl. iW u. isiC%C ialt)b We are but the changes lrr'a- empty on Saturdays in mans' 00 it. esuiblishmern 101 years ago, policy of the pact &Yice z to Frank .1 Nunlisttntd UPI in an to the ci our cust rne put into pr big cities Henceforth thc udi 'here habits r tntrvlr& h's goal the u.S posta l service has treat people like uatome"s omp of our etsUinu N a More Plodifint either close or cut hack sharply only work five days a week, 1:' service to their postal service or, an effivivrit. prided ItM'l! on a dogged adjusting fir, Saturday staf1s "To hel. v t1. ttit ni' ti businesslike' basis rather than '-4IetermInatinn that the mail demands. postmasters will it havc This is not a count' 'Ahtrc determine If we should eofli';r In some cases, thin nicims cling u traditions for their own t pasLma n who plo:Is through the uwat ;to through, despite snrn. night. I want a guy an r, any organization. Including the deli'er' to five dy a more' and better mall service., s.ak. rain, heat or gloom of night. , l he speeded horse declared Nuntict chief post office can he handled by f , I That commitment hns not In nUmeric it flWiflS a eubnck In The transition wil of or'ratthis any one edict- There' can be ne of the bureau - .. - which largely runs the $1 national pmn:'am The key it 46 billion-s-year i;.s. mail system, lot of our thinking is trenr For example, he said, pn.st people like customers." Niinh - PRICES Common - MAIL - - - -- - - - _ - _ . • • • -. — - - _ - -. _ - • -. a a - - —. I DII.itJM Ut tArt - (lit) '-I u'VI tOt '-.'-:-' - - .- •v. -,J ..'--- if#k41JhyJ ')....'.v,.45S �-_-; I 'I ____ I: WQdJW4 (ow a rf- . . .. Lingrlt+ A c,, - fly MF.LESDA C.SSELBERE\ Theresa Virginia Cowar an; .lnhn heed Lingerfelt wnre 'sn ) i'd In Tinly MatrImony. Aug. 1O7O,at5p.m.,atFtrStBRPt. Church of Sanlando Springs. The bride I! the daughter ' Mr. and Mrs. T)sncI Cowart - .-.• . f' c . -. gmom' parenU. are 74r. anc Mrs. John F. Ltngerfelt of San lando springs. 11ev. Lewis fl. }lalnes ws thu offiriatin riervrnIr at 1h douh n'... •..-.--.. - mon' j _ __- II adorned the altar. .,.s, Othel Sullivan. organ:'- —. — - given In marriage by he lace over bridal taffeta md lea Wring a scalloped nek11ne of sequins and tiers of lace tulle cascading down the front of gown. flesIgned with long tapcring sleeves, the gown cx tended to a brumb train and a carried nut in the color motif for the party. A c'luser of' nurpie violets decorated the cala' and the hightihted with silver caudelserving table w abra and luvendtr candles surrounded by Lavender net and satin ribbons and crystal punebbowi oncircled with net and ivy. Lime puflch, nuts, and mints were served with the cake. --- -- 'c ' " ;'- : - "'"-' • SI, U fl"I a Fleet . - ------- fl - —.--- -— Miss Mary Lou daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howell W. Shuman of Sanford. and Danny c Wilson, son of .r WLY -- INSTALLED - ' -iliary of Fleet , .&u' / Mrs. Wilson. Sanford, were united i holy Matrimon'- Ju 4, 1970 at 4 p.m. at the home of the bride, 612 Oak Ave. Dr. 3 Bernard Root, Congregational Christian Church uns the tor emcrltu, officiated candlelight, dnubic ring ceremany. / -j .1 id , ): .' ' _____ ____ I ...Sundvall. preaiàent; r)Ot .' -. --. . . 1; ___________ •._________ dent; Norma Smith, s- • sms to have built his cour age up. and he takes his have * ')mat is worse, married eon who is the same termine fkiohIty-or th lark of It—In a marriage. I know Terrible mlskea you won't eimMIy, 'Now, honey, pI-oprty matter. work flint-c to legs today prr.e?Its certain 4lf rally across the living room aren't going to stArt redhn your benefit, ('ho". ties will ficuitirs. Our parents sent us floor when we warn them Want (4) Thak are: an crc patch. I think the ar tificial eye hooks better than wife's family who runs hint, Hc is aiwayru helping her fa• have more going for them whlhc their husbands are -4th vms berause you saw this anything, are you?" need. Ho hap;'y with thouc you about lnuahilng our teeth, reicu- has to admit they all have good darling tweed sul---j'ist right Asking. "Te curfew l o'dnek tnniht. One night he had a few drinks and he toctk his arti (1st, or build somethIng. Jun mr never complains, ,Ithcr. ME tAT ILOME) ('ON Fl 11E\l'l .i. 10 T() some strangers and a lady fainted. ther. I wo married I will get more used dead in their tracka from tnt-es, and th next time he i'NtlflVc-s Lms eye, mu remove your "dentures" (Sort 0f sun ____________ ------- dead from worry than from work. I)E.-\ R ARBY: I, ton, am get 4AQ$5 V 109 *2 K 70 hid game contract, it is small consolation to realize that your bidding had been proper anë he penalty was due to had breaks, good defense, or some combination of the two." Jim: South hs normal i point notrump- North's two- Mrs. Wilson chose a pink linen South rebids __ W!r 474 VAQS _______ __________ --- --- ____ _____ ., .: •. , bouquet. The . cpic icri fc they left for California - h;s 4K10812 .-- - • -.- Actress Launches New - - - far' I looked Iii thc __•___ j •,, VI Pd :ii.: 10 pointa. West oena the _____ kingueen. The ho _____________________ - -- Pa 24 ' - - By Betty Canc' Saying to her, houw,v,r kindking, "Ar. these jeane and tO this iv3rt. t'mni' tf.f g'nt'rs tu-tuipte'I to tuurning jiict. might hri,u a re- mse an intell,etual effort IUt packIng?" imt Now you are •ble to tnik sonic' nut-ice on studying daily get Involved In any buIhlIng- ;, "w. Ith thti'ie ' cm hi muui'Irr v' riiihuln't ) (EMll (May 21 to Ju,me when thcy say we've mack a may as well retreat. Either say, Saying, "Well get you Iflt4) country .luih,' 2!) Sit doum it to a private tall. of thu' •'nmnputer an'1 we "O.K., stay at home. Maybe aunt Ethel's sorority. S h , •.,-1 • that his 'partner will surely 1N.T. P 2 lead." LIBItu (Sept. want to •'4V riM5rR 'NF 'cOVti V I:AC fW . ( rr AIRPOR1" OUR LASPJ MARTIN JEAN SE1ERG ____ than the thr. S'est leads his those rhorci jg Pittsburgh 45 garmenta at night trying Show (Rerun) Guest stars can .I 10:30.11 ARC NOW "'s ____ irntes, TONITh play the peaches and cream, oohs us into a study of the poputa- the Pirates' fleW should catch Dc Wolfe as an Go to expert for tax and (;iantc at big. * iivti& .ciias 23 to Oct. 22) League Baseball The Nntionl just as this Is made by Billy Dc ta" There Ii no more approp'-- eliminate - -, r. Now SHOWING and South would scor. nine I if you want to handle rettalii underground friends for help, story Is about the search for a called to a ranch undevgnirg tricks. As It. is1 West takes his recirnnslluihities In a clever Y' they agree nithnuglit they mnke million (lollars supposedly bun- a *enie of mysterious assaults quecti and plays the king of Try to please love interest at It clear that they believe he is cd In th- coffin of n assassin- Some manner of night rider i-1iib. He continues with the recreations you both like. Re guilty. Their attitudes dilute cited "collector." The east In- seems to ha"e choien their 10 and East drops the nine in sure you get bills paid. his trust In them and he feels eludes Anne Baxter, Bill Dana spread as s target for terror. torder to unblock the suit in hi' must go It alone. Joseph Shut Crasar, Dnm T'leLuIse, Jan tern and the boys must en,VIItG() (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) tise West started with five." ttuuu1 ii new place with dy- Cotten plays the SR chief who Murray, Kay Medford, George the town by day, In their h- Jim: "East tried to unblock Vj*1'1l is not _____ __________________ ______________ ____________ ______ ____________-- 'ih(hl'.M (Nau. 21 to Apr. 10) Tnik over sith epertu Just States. #0 ON! UNO! 7 X The ABC press reluie .!t!._ AGC F u5cIJuCID J ____________________ ___________ (lueen with the ace." Orwald: "It is now all up leads to dummy's _____ •-• trick and leads a heart to set bing anti ideclarer three tricks instead luitnulle troperly I)on't tsike Curt rhOocCa. (Thwdy anmmotmttring. -: illness 1 • '•' t. -- Cal. DOOtUl. F'u)r a personal formation an't hacking )OU saving things such as, "re. Job at the grncery," or, just the alumni L'sooiathon alt 1h' ri--ply enclose ataniped, ad. seek. Ynus are thmeti •t)le to gain search on rats Is Irrekvarit." hnmi hint an i?rn $IO acid 'sy. J ars for rmthin2'" the peisumnal alnis thnt nican •.-------- - • • dressed envelope, happy with s much to you. Be Letter writing can he hrcere. For Ahbv'p booklet, the one you love tonight. TV Time Preview; All Occasions," send t to to 1111%' 21) You have fine new Aiy, Box (19700, I.os An jilona that a gocid friend mu r,y geles, ('al. 900,Ut. hc'hp you put across with unsc' I1)Nl)Y. .Ut;usi' 17. 1970 c-uI i 'me'Iy. ' uthut Em,,' K1- "min _________ ______ of It 'Ii1k's A vies, and you'll get the gist M' management and .mpInyerl _______-____ -- ------------ now. Plati at little trip uuow i'lihtif 'Beyond • lteaaonablt' thi. tact-paved spoof of a crime1 to-n c,iq The Wild Wild Wit that will Improve your state Jacoby and Son mental and phya1ml health. Re1 Doubt" (Rerun) Tonight Is a syndicate. Although Kovacel good evening for off-beat guest lant' in It, just about everyone (Rerunt Another good etumhind to mate this evening. t g.ot, thougn ofiftoac stars, beginning here. Al Murm- else is, witn in stars romping P LEO (.Tuly 22 to Aug. I) day is accused of treason and about the screen at various guest casting, has Sammy Dav:q Itack. Shift that queen of dia vci have to get Ideas from c'rukred xccutcd by thc .SIA. times, headed by Robert Ryan Jr., and Peter Law(ord starymn 21) You can giii aims of a " Due to the >' - "" his fifth diamond is the setting to get ahead faster. Start nut a Romiro as thu calaret owner Cambridge. diamonds to the jack in faint hope t ha t where the groom is seng a tour of _____ ____ _____ _____ a gift from Dr. Rout, weru placed at vantage points in tic " lmv'nf room. The bride came down the mc; ______ ______________________________ athirwa-, which wa decorate-': with evergreen, white weddcn: and riithan. She the bottont step where ii largt Career i -" i - --. - IAST •J10! V714 •105 4Q943 AC . ent, lovely counter-agent. " linen white You'll feel heter it you get it off your chest. Write to H oI news for you. YOU don't have any problems. Those big-hearted "boobs" might enjoy doing thing-a for their relatives. And quit worrying. &fter you r cj ahenul faster. They inn assist The mnuulority of nor uuc't .hisr'stinn i ti happ.ns, ox hours. Mommy and daddy wantj tn*k. It, dad can always mile you. Accept social invitation gemisraticun will he leavhtig tot might point out (meekly, of you t t and Greek. can't read poems of olul age. You have a lot of chum) aim. He chnrnui,ig with thesu' atuuuknts hare already replace eduestion. Frankly, If Saying, "Mother knows you Just renwnibe-r. his bualnel' used to it, hut tell him any. t'*y. And since your fiance such a great comedian, nd nut if he can take It as wcll as dish It out. Oiwald: U 1rNl)r.NuIvM 'i gon4 un in nrret an nppor. (unity now prusent to get him (ho"' lotig I amigo minnrn simul In iiuiki' ti%fffl .ipe Ie nu vms wiuhi and without time ulels)s or ihmnititinns that uuushly stt,u,l suu)t ntIItIs. fly your own utcady petSlatI'II(I', H%t arc able Ii iiit in n'ithiun your mo!t ul,oun.('rOl lit ihi'ulreu. A1 1) P111 'Efl": ('beer u. Fifty is the rld age" of one day that these __ ' vo 6'0isI#'i ______ - 1r — knew hat it warn. \cII, a little while a toM me that when he was a small boy a neightor kid ' cidntally shot it out with a B. B. gun and he had an tifk'ial eve ,ut in. Abby, it 'L nObO Would a W* amtiticIl. eer know it *1IY SQUEAMISII IN N.Y. light. D}AR SQUEAMISH: Yea, LOTS OF PROBLEMS . CAP) V . U 4U4 I IM, $qjn •,- _________ ____________ NEA Women'. liditur EW YORK — (SEA) Actress thus Merrill sat lii icr New York office where ibm- _ IUiMfl -: white ribbon streamers and Ashley, .;;\ ___ - Vueki O'Neal served the punch. whet my rap. with . Wifli'TiI1g ________ overlaid with a retary; a n d ?u1arg1rct - The cake wa flanked by two cut glass punch howls filled with fruit punch. Cookies, nuts and mints were iilio served with the cake and punch. Mrs. Orpha Drake and Mrs Herbert Aseel sasisted the hostess with the serving and entertaining, - ments of white mums and glatlialas along with 12 candies and -- presi- Fedderson, vice - I Women Cutting and serving the cake or tho-e attending. The bride's table was overlaid with a linen cloth and centered with a five tiered wedding cake iced and decorated with yellow rose buds and taped With S VVonderfu! \ori d - - Beach. Wicr '' ' ' Reserve ,, I Forecast aitlito IM'ii to won- y my..'lf tPT 'itlJ i r&'. DEAU ARBY I Vt('(I to a man Who 15 too some rut. young au -hue hos 'ww1 f• "'n rww!. Eer ;t • highS aulvantage of lv t;iectel, much sulmireul t1Y tAkC plOt sahonal man knehed on A(j ()M hank" FuedalIy door hhI. my pilot my gosie. lie u'.rtai,ily had some hint all his life. Tbc h.trniw swi,agi,ig ;nns for urn, Ami a few dollara from him and to think how for years I hind forget to pay it hack. When this man's wife b.• they need som. work done cause he haul an $ to 5 —for fte---h(ank Is the first land! The they call. and he goes Tht' all there I, to ruening like it's an honor to story, Abby. Hut the Imint 15 so I flC - -'- -. : vel1w and white cotton lace .tress with hang hell sleeves and a corsage of white carnations with yellow net and ribbon. Following a wedding trip, the newlyweds will reside at EcJLn -- A stain how trimmed wit and Miss Gerry .lone, cl-ass secretary and a hric1t ___________________________________________________________ -- - -- -- -. 1 ait for tooth" to marty A re.l great guy. I .u&,tM there was something wrong with one of his vt tflc eyes but hi' immediately following the was held eremony, a eeti " - By Abigail. Van Buren am ______ _____ grant of nuplial s3lectionl an': Mr. Thomas Hatnes and Mr Aug. 1f. by the older youth Sunday School Class of Priiirc- LrL$e Baptist Church, Ferti Piurh. in the -jellowship hail for their preuLhciit. Mits Kathy HeinacTi of CasselbelTy, whose wedding to David Stratighan of North Orluido will he Itn event of Sept. 5. Left to right, are Miss Deanna FiaItoi, social chairman; Pr.m Stangler, viec prendent; the cDcvi &Mij: ____________ __________ _____ :llus$cm 'efl. Sbe carrIM loni• ____ t'mmed a-e41 roae* tte atreamem. Diec'er attended Mr&. ___ __________ _____________________ ______________________ the bride as matron ot boo-nT. ________________ __________________ _____________ sh wore a MI ngth blue sad _____ _____ ______________ ____________________ whit: organdy gown and car rIM a bouquet of white muma Uppoc! blue nd sceent - With ______________________________ ____________________________________ ____________ _______________ ______________ iue atreamera. _______________ Wayne LingtrfeIt, Sanlande __ _____ ________ ________ rved his brother Is Springs. L best man. The ushers weTS Ste'en and Tavid Johnson, cousins of the bride, from Haines City. - dnughters wedding a pink hara dress ith long sleeves. She __ __ _________________ nstions, tipped pink, and a bat _____ and gloves. Mrs. Lingerfelt ________ _ _____ ________ ________ and a corsage of yellow inuins. Reige s'crsnries accented )ICt _ _______ ____ £ - OjljWjLjLCQjltQJd4 EEK & MEEK I Horoscope Night niut Tony Kubek at the magazine to put things •ueciectly: "Whatever y a u uin proper order. Naturally, !* cause, it's a lost cause unless Movie 'The complete, there must be a * Busy Rixly" is nd avi Hernxnsn' ' ____ _____ opener for' a ursa • I - I W. (rane, H, (;r Ph. D M. I). Miss Ethel Johnson. North- of her marriage by her brother, Her- buds satin and mirror and lace gown featuring - Fred Tapner; third, Mrs. 1)0- brother as best man. And I use that adjective re thereon. and fourth, Oscar Johnston: cooperate with associate i more wIlling. Be particularly atIt might be called "Applied lull Scott had earlier ;)inuu'ertentiva to mate and get the! Psychology" or 'Social Oniv.n- ed. famous backing you want. Slop being tation." Dr. Scott was the so defiant. )'OU DeBitry Duplicate Bridge Club met Tuesday with 11 tables in play under the direction of ____________________ For hi not Ofli)' gets Alpha and Army Beta TflOYt usually an eminent educator mental It was Dr. Scott, too, who aluuutiutioIu to is wiie stow. kiti cia Maki' * * * '*. I Television Tonite EVIPSING well as Iii- 0 0 Uswi. SPOPII your home 6:00 Ii W,.$iusr Q Overcs Court 0 Andy --s tim? ternifymnmc pnusibLlitirs ic f) Conc.nira$ion lii • fans can get so close to tb.-tr t'u!to!, sc'iolngicsI and r•'litica! issues, that they fail _________ see an •Iement of such propc-r- _____________ tions as to tsg-g,r the lma,cn- {j _________________________________ !k - without Shot or crust. Marlene. 'I*MA ir -Sw - t JACK __________ LIMMON ___ East-West winners were first, 11cr veil of silk Illusion was at- Mrs. Shuman those a ro'al blue - ______ '•7-- - -- end career. .,,1iss Merrill is launching a' ww akin care collection that .. . ___________________ - ________ ______________________ _____ - -- ' _____ '- - cil administration of h I a throughout his state or even 'worry Clinic" column, so po'ii)lc. Take time to tor- , w.i.. CroiI. Griffith ________________________ ______ ____________ muske-u;i to be found around l Mr. and Mrs Jack ?slethvin of white roses, carnations and groom's mother wore a light MacNaughtam and W. G. Lutz; ice, greenery with white satin rib- beige color dress with matehing third, Mn. Clyde Has and town. I had to use my own teat and children, Mickey, accessories and a pink rose Mrs. 1!abei Andre-wa; and bon streamers products and do my own make- Tern, and Becky, of 106 EJJec fourth, Mrs. George Merrill Mrs. Lucy Woods (Heath) corsage, up all through the 111mm;. Ave., .Altamonte Springs, re- 5 the students by offering a colleg. course! And that Is unique nowadays. For most college beads e1- ing able to boast in later years all newspaper readers. I to ('Al'Ul('UltN il)ec. that they were actually tt*i 7:30 Alas, many college hoads dents of such a famous e-du. nowadays are diverted almost Jaim. 2ui) Start routine work that brings the right results. cator. entirely into cross - country ( 0 ( F Troop Guasm.I. My Wotld ,, T.. A Th.f ? fi Dressed in deep violet, shu imsiked more tIm glamorous SUu the is than thu. business e'vecu.a.'e she also It. An1 she chatted mthusInstIcally about her new osmatic line, tod*y'i fashions, , - . -. - • _______________ _________ '. reunion. big tulk veil attached to a yelhad to do" 1tetative be;idt', attending -: iv and earned e limit who has beet: named -------- -Mathvin'a parents, Mr World's Best Dressed Woman Mrs. three times and has been .1,.- and Mrs. ii oh H a Vfl C - '. .' .,.J - , ' immediately following the t - ert'niOn ii rm' - c;)tu(u: ALL ' -_ ---_ vocation •ddrvu. dents who will soon be alumni I dowment campaIgns. But Dr. Beckes actually of Vincennea University. Or they appear at social teacheg & course so his stu I In my own college education, functions to represent higher dents can gain personal clams- I spent 11 years at Northwest. education. - ABOUT - - ---------- ---- --- swer letters cjuickly Ictit marefully. lake more interest In civic simatters and guuti pres- _____________________ AFTIRP400N J.oplrdy _____________ tIr. - 12-10 MOVS. 0 0 M.yb.,ry RFD 9:30 0 Doris Day ______ _____ BEYOND THE 0 A , oo -i ____ ______ Who, VAaP •' Wh.c. Search for Tomorrow Would "•jj " -- - - / Move q )S ic. of life 0 That Gl ( I Apart •u :, -.i -_- - - 'i.wscope ___________ _____ ,.: _____ ______ ___ ____ tar film career, her children " Fame isn't happy with current flay Ilaynes and Kitty of Euwah, Ten.; Mr. and Mrs. Bruct hemlines. "I hate the midi for day llsrnes, Phil, Pat, and IeIi-r Bison, Tenn.; Mr. and Mr time," she said, "and If no • _____ md her husband, actor Cliff inbertaon. __________ - - -- . ' said, cam. about by chance. - - - - - ' - - Mr. and Mrs. the maxi did. Tim 11 BY --- ,' 4-. ANN Wells, ., ___ GRACE! - All colleges could profitably ing my 5 earned degrees. should also Includ, personal iu l'iuusinclal affairs should I l0&30 Imitate Vincenn'es Unives-sity in And I had the good fortune teacher-pupil relationships with with precieion,I 11:00 hi-u. handl."l thus having their Prexy con- to study under 2 presIdents of their undergraduate freshmen. whether )cmtlr twii or those thtI 11:10 duct at least a otie-terru t-kc- Northwestern, as well as 8 Ttuc, I'rcxy could at Sast concern iiersotls reciuling wIth could later boast about hating Phycholog-Ical Association, and to all the first year students, tuulget ______ ation aomu' years ago I hapn,ued to be seated next to 'Tom - ' '.. C -- --- --- , - - lengths. You can pick your own. •- - my skirts these Dma, It seems, was having lIffleulty with 'uany of the ewiuty product. she was Uain.. Ind he felt that Conner u.s ______ '- _______ _______ "L .- '! '--.J -- - deaignct - us," sh. _________ _______ - -_- are trying to do to l.,00k *t continued. •' _________ •, - ' . inches • • This was the first reunion for There would be far eu earn- Kraffka. and a good week of awimmxnrabove playing, and visiting was en "We itave to fight what some ..-: mubject.-L...... -_-&ome of the stuff I've user; ____ save me the hives." she saii Merrill with hives' - thus 'Dilter products designed io Dino Merritt vtha ha been nohsturise made my skIn ac aiwrgl 1i1 cOtDttTy tO InISCh bet' p, thOtbC ually e.L 9 felt certain It W$S heteinowhltesilkorgonxoStapoUIgoWflCiPP' ause synthetic rather than qued in bkie flowers. be made World's best Dred ,iari not ural Ingredients' i_it tirc tmnie. vng used and told Tom :i iidn't understand why a tine were developed abc tes.tA.1I them yond the cal' of duty," she products all an her own sido Ion .etral quipped. natural beauty uuld&t be developed that would years. And now her new Arnar"1 us filming my latest movie, _________________-- ____________________ M1n to or Midi MATE& CHARGE NEW STORE HOURS: 9.5:30 MON. - dents thus could get even ADDER'S-TONGUE PHO?4E '104 Prexy. ,mrs of the Lily family is the Ydlow A d d e r 'a-Tongue, which grows wild in the Uuiud atos and Canada. The SAT. 1 ful They're ugly." - smaller quiz veriity which President WsIte - - career In stride- She's energetic, dIucipIined and used! to bard work and still wants to devote much of her time to i _________________________________ ____________________________ ____ _________ _________________________________ ____ ____ ______ _____ • - - fl eti with a Western -woman be4hr aee,f&ed -the hnlhunSe end of life. fort. was teited far busi "This line stt tn work. Api the products - - I INCHES WiDE F.ASi' CARE FINISH DAILY HOT APD ncr's-Tongue. RIG. $1.79 • SANFORD FOR ALL YOUR SEVIING NEEDS - ______ RINI) By Appontm.nt - - TROPHY - OLID' - • POt YE1LP AddItion,) i. 0 known Include Yellow 'l'rOUt. Lily a-nd Dog Tooth's \ ;olet. The Yellow Adder'.Tongue grows beat In shaded one of thou fascinating young who wIt It' expert lit $30 0 MovIe H. S.Id.Sb. Said 9,00 C) Romper Ro.su Galloping G.u,m.I 9u30 T05s Sdled, Choice Of Pot ito All For ................S4.SQ Guiding U-i', S.r.t PHHoliday bi. Wend Sterns HoipI.I 3fl-1910 CampJe* - Siord _________________________________________________________ -- _______ _____ -- - - -- -- -- -- - oi Night t.if. To '-'u Pt• 0 World AnGIh.i a II iaiii i. TJ ns 3 i -- 4iO huh ja,stsible. AlVu gio •ttencrodiet Uiread? My husband use — some ought like to make shusys see that their atudunts (Ion to other talents wisely and fined by the lthuskslan ltugtiy git a chance to take itt and I but-li r,.td c-'lutmi. a small one fur a baby's c-ar' one u)url'm' u miii,-,- thu-ui- I'm e' kast aut tims' propei- (lute, shin- c your 1"uothesll I uulnn's lthti$1115141 boast about this child is a -vi1titble human sly. i-rnnniiu.-t' for "unruly behav ---MRS. B. 1,1. nag. while others mavuld Ilk. f Fur students 0 Bin Casey 0 Stag.oa.h \,.el UII COMPLETE - 1-4QURSI 553-3 a '1 i-n. 1:30 .n. - "- - ALL Mesh tEl) lOT' PU-di iuMrucilons but $eod fur my "Tests for Good legs. 'Ihe possibilities thea" Pointers were 1d...i th.. aro ssad' Tearb,rs," enclosing a long AP4NS FLORIST 0 Truth r C.ns.quenc.. Ni..8 , )ojm c' - 9 - * DRINKS SO "f lie Stasis ini1'id, they do isot ccinpi'l." What you sr.aku is crc uirtlr'it'd to write letters oF I __________________________________ - --- I to (ii cii (tighter I'o, et*si isat4 by this cuss lt' 'flie Sanford herald, Box 1i2U 1 'I lirillywotsl, Calif. o(;28, duct (if (lit islayers. - - si..i'- ti I t4iJSI' CLNTI'AL. FLOhit)A'i O11 AND' FINISI S1I HOUSE - -- I.yWuatets-u Beef CharioaIed"to P.rf.tn - with every low )ut alii-.e it oul- imig ides, l'u!ly's Pt 'Mew to rover t}pitig amid i'sIntln one did not want to venture or solution to a problem. Write costs when you semi for ni-ic tn anytaug moro eompI1ca I Vufly In cars of this newspaper. tot ti booxieti.) - - bOt!! color or com;ibinatlon creative and individuaj W*7.-..- 20 cents. air Posleesra, The at'tltsn fiat of colors according to the yarn - I"LLY Carroll Ilighter's Individual (Always writi to I.tr, Crane t'oisiphilnt-s that a 1lasou hand arid the stltt-Iws one in care 4,1 this lmwspuper, en- Foremast h'r your sign for towed kuowa how to do. Eveti the You will rcecitc a dollar If closing a tong sstauuapuuj, ad - .Septenuher Is imow ready. For a (loot itt Salishumy sit- port (eriuil - I 2401 French Ave. --- pattern, _____ _____________________________________________ Crib .4e4t Dres,sng. Drewn Buffer, ;, ' - P14. 3234g O.ors Rd.. Sesferd ________________________ _____________________________________________ 0 DaIly Woud the I'rexy lecture before a II mackr progrr-mstve plaits for the 0 N. your aims clearly State future. freshmen, is th. f*ct smictu 0 Iou's Lg Top lege heads are usually exl. cunti In simple language. This 1:00 0 CaptaIn Kangaroo - "'' £ COT1OI' I A Mary Sp.ndored Th, j G.". 0 1,.. TUESDAY l'lS('ES ('eb. 20 to Mar. 20) their studonts, but they can DEAR POLLY Would it I ed. Blot- ks mould be mauje uuffc-r a wider ctiltural orlenta' be possible to ubtin knitting different colors and sewn to tiuri than many spet'iullats GiFT SHOP HAIR STYLING 54i\LON PH. 322.4'1 3 Make 0 cHIiI) .a . BFFET Causon MovI. 4 SHOP LAND 0' FABRICS IN DOWNTOWN You! 0 J.bnny All My Children I: ) Q) Art linkt.ttei Tr s 0 As Th. World D.aI A let's 0 ________________ Ple,se - !me*thu.r. man, wits Japamct'ae and they Jtrt a line his I irni would back tuiid itiutit hut she her manner spuk- no Engitab. And t he I in is'r with the most iophiatie*ted Thrrr'a' warmth is just ?hna rays it's going lint. ___ ____ Iine that wouldn't confuse -----------------------------zJu'wcr unit zaver i Onli' three or us in the c*St the skin and the woman." taical Iwere American. Everyone In —Corsn,y replied that It 1)j1is an accompliahid fact. POLYESTER £ COTTON Leng fi 0 under return. Alas, this - :t wuyc tiuc •uu'l evening fur You in various of many o$.her on the faculty. t'nye. bo men like I)r. Bet'ke not IS HORN II' tOUR c. goidenioloreti with tome light purple-tinting on ue outside. To Any Eliminate extrava 0 ARC Now News Là 0 0 mel r's-Tongue are Lily-Ilk, second ________ _______ sections various Applied Psychology J':y one - . - WINNIIOtCOL.DtN SIOHAWA1iO , ' - - taigM.rlouig.anJflhtghtts.l t'm*y i : Ncth wi Fern P.i heer.4ioM: R.'In-32S ___________________________________ - ,, '- - - I -- - I ____________ , LIIOIIS - T 'i __________ '¼ _ - - - - ______ - -- - , - - - - - -, -- - I J - �I r I Ia - - --~ * , , I *~ -, 11, _ -_-_- " _ _ & -A W: -- L - j ii r_i . 0 I !_ _ _'~ _ zzzZ_ --~ _ ;:~ : - -z-- __.- -_. -!: E . -- J&- - -I-_ - , 1~ 9f-.~ _ .1I_ _-I..-. --., _7,._ , . w - -. ,: : _--__ . ~ .-. :iw~_. ~ __ __ _. I ~~ ____ . _C-~-r, ; .imm- Z- 1 _- V~I .! ;-!_- l .:~_ _ I - , .t _- _-.. ~ f t-., ____ : , I_ C ,_ -"..I:-0 ` _,-_.- I* ,;! 4 ,I;1I.~ - .,, -:r1-I - 1_, _ -T tl j,4i W" i- : Wif--I It ~ . -- - _ ,_ ~ * -; _ ~_- _ _7 .-~;-~_i ~_~___ff+ *; z-;- _- - - _ _ 4 I .p -- __91 I -. 4 ~1 - - !l HO SRI) RI EDICT i rtter uoctated rrii - 1' .1 !i c,. I •-- ' .IV - J• 7 j _____ ______ 4 .. : t•"- - • - : ________ ______ _______________ ..' -. -• 2 - i-, d 5 - ____ K--- !, __ I. ~i ,_ -_ .- - . ~ I the Briggs goes to the bottom. PLUMBING HEATING, WALL O'k ~__ -, t 1 'i" ~. 4 - t - $Th - ,.."-& - 'f I'.?-' ,. I . Z I . ~ . * o-' .• - • - . • ''-- - tV" t -- , . , '-** ~i --i- __ - -, ; , -__ - - __ //fr ____ - - i ,- ___ 1-___- r .- - t, • _- FRY(R QTRS. 1 - 'j•. __ A SPECIAL showing of O& iaest in 1M Business Products U-As he'd Friday at the United State Bank of Sanford. Doug Sims, 3M represenbtive, demonstrates the Microfilm Systems to -John Mercer (left) anc (Herald Photo) Julie Williams.. ___ ~. - Ground Chu c -. . •• - missing - ft 1 r - ________ - • LB5*$98 • - •• ____________ ,5 L - - . , • •• ' " - - . - - - . - ' •- - : - IL - Z - • - %7. - 88c Cooks Delight, Delicious Cooked ' ,ç . l wo WOUNUMMW no A&P Freestone Halved or iami " .. -4 j *..* i 1EI41J 11 A Drink lO c One policy... One low premium for your entire family. _; . jr 1 - Heating I • and Air Cond.itioning • SALES hitch won the Yankee 4011 iUwtc - won , LOU - TEMPLE -- . . . . . p . - 0 Cha ts 46OZ. CANS A 1 - 4. - I It:t'i'11TiWi:i ( I , ''.°' c.I f LIBERTY NATIONAL ( LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY l uinfltiti 211-10. nail) I)It4'((I ,i G1LC i reading dcfcn5cs,' hula said of his (iwirtirbaCk, replaces the tnt rtdibie I P ' C Lb. 1J WR' S , ;: , JDETERGENT PAPER TOWELS 5: ____ ..L- . '- 4/$1 34C 4/9 16c Off Label (Limit: 1 w $5, or more. crder) ' CLOROX BLEACH I, GAL JUG 49C Preek stone I .-' 39C . SOUR CREAM :;. 1tIp - EXCEDRIN FOR INFORMATION CALL £AI41IJ SAVE Ron Boyd I 99C 81 31c 1O V Wit TitlE Cm.. Wb rAL(.1IJ i1 . Yev Say W1 !: j SANKA COFFEE P.O. BOX 1833 wift th 8.01. S I S9 W,thokp AT SALFORD A-MART ONLY PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER, HWY. 17-92 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 IvIeft Reserved Quo.$ty It - ~ r, - Il 'i. jrY7-YW. WWYW"Y .W-L3 - - - - - - - i - - - i - - t 1 - - - - 1--- - -- - - - -'- - - - - [---__ I S _j_ - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - -_,_. --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - -- - - I - - - - - - - - - - - - I L ______ • ________________________________________________________ I - I I I - ' - F. .'. -' --- I -- - I - -- i- I -- -I - i I E i __________ & 90 P"I - __ a I I ______ ___________ L I --L ________ - - -, - - 111 I ______________________________________________ ii uj u - u i • - - one - , I' I I - ii ,tory BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 3219 Orlando - _M .VVWX3F~W 1WW_Y.YW -------- ' 12 - - .- -- __.,_ . I Road (17.92) I Saiford - - I - - - --- . - . . .... . - - . * , 1 ~ - - -, '- I - -- • I -. • - 14.1,5 Si W 0010.4 $I $3 i I f., I Coop.. ..d tblo Auipst It, mo &&%; - 1 I ir e Coupon • - I old c(mch's .whenie. "Ile' get. 28.5 31.5 ,' MoneY lnder leadership failed tiini. en ire field scry tseil" i' 25 3 315 Liquidator, made big trading shifts to be hiu 13 ol•19 lot \ .'JJ c '5i -t 111D hack on wiiiiiin stride Oil r'. . .irds and two scores against 0 l'tozld'6tMES & S1Rh15 lnim urs are sleepers. tin' Hengals, who had sto1pCd 1II(;II Ilegner \\.iiil'igtou 27-12 (lie seek be- l 513 SUnnY Kindred ()ITENSI 1801488 I.indon licuer u' U The quick armed blond PASSING-Charley Johnson 's no stranger to the iio. I Rob Morgan f r om Purdue has hit 20-ol-23 for IMA M Dr. Johnson (bona tide title) worked (our years for Lemin Bob Moore 193/469 two icekends. at St. Louis, so their offensive ccepts mesh. Chancy's 166 4) .Jack Hunt year linebackiiig ace Nine supposed to be ixor poor-weather finger. but that problem Texas Nick Buoniconti has performed 160 428 Hal Nelson becomes academic in Astrodome. Return to native hi ii luintly for a string of Iners 138 E7 Ron Behncy huuld stimulate the blond vet. Rating H inco becoming a pro football 19'431 Connic Moore RI -charley won't have to worry about oserIt wmi with toe 152 439 Louise lloford $!ii i'i. F'ir t throwing tlit likes of Jerry Ivias or Chancy Joiner. Right Ih'ton Patriots and last year 1-17 / 41-I Sandy Morgan itow IA'vIa and Jim Ileirne tabbed as starters, but Mac iii I),dIlll. Maik is threat. So's Itoh Atkins, another ex -Card wiii, SFllN()L F PILIVL'ER' defense. At right end. Alvin Reed ranks ss'ns restricted • W plus • • with best in game. Rating-13 RUNNING-At least there'll be a tecling of stability 1. Rubber Stamps • 21. . Sc S without Woody Campbell having to run off to the Army lining center now. Oiler, that Is) 30 26 lie's 100 per 'I. Klues periodically, hloyle Granger. They're stump-legged 24 up in backfield with -I. I oateri both piledrivers and have help of Rn> Hopkins. lIac Business Cartis 15 15 i sleeper 'ipeedhoy in rookIe 11111 Dusenherry. Rating-It I istorinitls UN F.-Heal solid and veteran unit from tackle (Glenn Iil(,ll (,AMI. & S.1tlLS Phil Varner 1ia hiines to tackle ( Wai t Suggsi. In between, guard Tom 202 Regner is a standout who merits ailstar attention And E. • ly ott 151 V I 204.161 502 Evelyn Ivagner just for added stre,tgtli they've drafted Doug Wilkursoii -A minus (No I t'Su ci ,n (l l(iiii Saul. Rating Arlene Jseo 182 I DI- Tl.•"Th iu - lull: ASU( IAIKI) I'HF:SS r.. ititi, nioth ou it MiLI N L - S)uttuiidiii at the cnds, w tl, steady Pat iioliiics Astros th 'Flie Cocoa split" afl(I exciting Elvin ik'ttieu, the Big E who gets to quarter . ill III Florida State League SC Katheo Varner tS-lO) 15-7) tI I backi- Hut the (iropoff quality Is acute inside. Card Stit h, io,i S d Fay C arro ll t 5:I o-8) Tom Imres finally had to take over last year after I .-5.9) Sue \'i Illianis George Rice (bud kee), Willie Parker, (bloated stomach) ti:ir Eastern I)ivislon lead to I -Answer may have to come from rookie Leo Brooks of c gamut's in (runt of 'iVet It Texas. Rating----B mIz3u. 11-di ll 11 'ach OIT Consstant LINEHACKING-AiIpro kudos for George Webster l?t hi other I"SI. action I'ort Inn is e t,crdeile edged 'i'i'eut Palm 43,, CIIASKA. Mmii. (Al'' year little rnisleadiiig Hang>- left linebacker got lot of them on reputation, But since tic's undou bt edly the best tat Ih-l.muinl huit out l.akrltiid il-0. golfers, including 1969 British for him ('69) would 1 1).iytoiia Beach beat Pompano Open champion To1ay Jat'kIin, cnt in boothuil for the b, a fair season be great kOt' someone else. On right ride, Olen Under ISraeli tt 4. Orlando swept a dou- matched their third and fourth 1 wood 's in atromig danger of being supinted by robust Ron I j! j L h ca dr r fr o m SI. Petersburg rounds witi their setniti round Pi tehard. Carlanil Boyctte is strong nian In middle - ii Lund 6 3, while Winter li.0 s,'ores in the recent U.S.Open Jain, the winner with a 211 %, t;ij1 n contest at Tampa was Couple of aggressive underlings on tap In Loyd Wainscutt, oth tackle stars In college lt:itmg -It total shut 11, 70, 40, 10 its finish n)okie Jess Lewh, pitstpont, i, because of raai plus 'Ihe \'niike took it Due point seven strokes ahead of runnerup SECONI)ARY-Fact that they could afforo to trade all in tile 1)0(10111 of thu eighth I)ave 11111. Jacklin was seven . I_ , ,, league Miller Farr must mean Oilers are secure with !.erny II IIIÔ I Ken Still, fifth place finisher 31 itchell, Zee Moore on corners, (an also use ex.Card Iloli hunch E'pus. IVet I'.ilni of hest in Houston's Atkins there. Strong safety Ken Mtngaii with 291. shot three us after his flub ltighithiiiiiler business. Johnny Peacock was a suri'rlse rookie starter last two hit sliutuitit and opening round 18 Larry Ziegler pitchri year, and shouIi improve. Rating- 11 user w no Lied for eighth. .shot * 'I' I led Di-Land to % KICKING.-.Soccer-style Roy Gerela kicks air out of hull IIttt'tirri then fIm.ished with three 73s I three LakelatnJ all-points but there's an and on kickoffs, from placement ii- 11111 hit his 19th and 20th Dean Refram. with a 301, began ,fl!fltis search to flii4 *fl adeqante punter, Rating-11 1R,IIit' runs of the 1910 :ea'inn with a 79 then had 14 for the I 3l(IflI('TU)N II) bail (lit' Orlando Twins to net three rounds. Itolt Dmlng, 'liard Iii 'tutral l)Is-Isiou tlit'ir douhle'htcadt'j' ictoiy user with 305, opened with a 71 and I ended with three 74f , st Petersburg. -- ' with I C.wpi.. ..d tra As.ast IS 1970 coop" - - FREEZE-DRIED MAXIM COFFEE tbih 8-01. $ FREEZE-DRIED Prc.s Good Through Tues., Aug. lB IC SAVE 30c ------ - 19 41 Wooden Nickels -- ' 40c - ------- - • 0 .T11 - : Buff trin or -- - - 2. • I/ - - --------------- ,. Soft-Ply iV - ___ -'- . ~ . - - - MIXED - W'*I den ______Z ,~. .. C- R, I'S C,,O-..-- -1 - - I--- Marlins ".5 * HOltlI)t STYlI - -- Ahoy Pink Liquid ' - • i;~7~-- Puie Vegetable - - - • - - - - - I / - - - Red Ripe ___ - -- . ~1_ I - ••• ." Tomatoes 89C . ) Lb. 2:3 l'iul'lclUS-Oikrs 'silt 00 ordinary •QO club; they were in division race last sear right down to final two week., of seasoll. Coach Will- / i Peaches $100 C 95 - L._ V, '___ 1 ____ . ------ r American Conference: ! V i ; Central , 101111W, 1 Ox. -ft - -_ -_ - - HOUSTON 1 10 Green Lima Beans 3 Light Chunk Tuna 3 Cancer will striie over the years In approximately two of three American families. Can you afford the expensive medical treatment that will be needed? Liberty Nationals new cancer policy will protect you and your entire family. I hii policy Is designed to supplement any hospital and surgical policies you might now have.., long periods of hospital care, nursing, doctors, surgical expense, blood, radiation, drugs, and even transportation to pieces for special treatment are covered. 3ee your Liberty National agent for the one policy you can afford and cannot afford to be without. Iirl.: Vs Galdwe'll. N. J, by Alihama lRth green. Ilunnemannis the - to I ..-;. -. Fanfreluch, ,f Canada (eating Janet AuUaI of West for a fl-hole total of 27'h - Catiup 14-ox. btl. 1-- X., = ~ : ':11 f * ~. _w7 -_ - -. cherry Fr, Cocktail ltb. . II I---• ________ - Tlrnrnpsnn jr ihteed ' Fresh Ripe Sweet Peas 1-1b .00111116k. 1, F11) PI C IT76 I tt h 7 reee leans 1-lb. Cream Style Coret 1-lb.a • I hc' ' ifl Ru states Golf A-4inclation junior pion4hip by 0onting i thret- Saturday STANDINGS RevLew - vt - I of 10 for III yards tIn p?etin - 10 Ormii. Drink --. - • -i - k~loiflmed MILK Pineapple . ;: I in, sack Flob Douglass rtflb (ri.ce hit ll of h Inc 383 - ' s inc ii ug s pa r of tnuc.ltowns in directing ilis' Miami othtn to .i fl1O t'I('tn oser Cineinnal,. The preg,me tionth cc irp ! t' -vti;ch forced c'. u- 'is',. LOUIS Cardinals (ire'*dng room it Dencer turned out ii he 4. dud. The llroncns, however, e%plMed in the final I's iecondil in 4ett the Cards t- itt t - .ime warmups. Karl St' et'tan Irli field goal by R.ibhi Iliiw('Id :snupped a 1ltt ti and • .i,ii Rnkken's attemped field l with 10 .4prandx was Mock. I - • Grape - , - - Discount Price! Fruit Punch BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA \I. , Discount Price! Pet Evapo eted - ' 12 ,ilth 'e'"n seconds re oiainin% salvaged a 6-13 lit- LONG REACH. Calif. (Cpu Hill Wishnick arored a record car rare for his tint m.i :Ir i Kerry's (UPI ('IIICAGO .111 IIIIt lit han- •. . - .irs 1,, JOn Kiiuk iiiii Illii li',itti (u" - ii lilt,) Ii \I I.\M I i l' I victory in the sixth annual Long NASCAR tace in two yeir' Time and Te Vega Cincinnati Coicii Paul Ilrown years to Paul Waifit Id six rookies to a hattie testchinned divisions of the Benajmin F. Reach Hennessy Cup powerboat • SERVICE enough strong Conka w faces ,ire trans suy "is certainly ne Running back Larry ed coach. i.indheimrr Handicap at Arling- race by averaging 2•2 miles' COLUMRUS Ohio ilPi CONTRACTING the Eastern per hour over the 1*7.8-mite Rob 1utifi Los .ngetes rallied forming the Miami Dolphins into to be a factor in ton Park i tyflCfll of the change since FIINOI F II'IORI U - L)i isbn race-" td in tite 112.0601 Buckeye pro lootbalt winners - coursi, id from the 13,ii Dun Shula niii ' :111d championship utte tennis -te .reit't tht, Sunday ti!, :h S A It A J F. V 0. Yugoslavia last sea- HOSIT.'I. MIXEI) l.6UE conslste1ly ti,nore Colts to coach been GrAcs has pgcilson beating Tom Gorman of Seat for the 2-0 ctUiI'e t,iii' George Chuvalo. Canij ZELTWEG. AuMria CPu (U ) I, w :on's losingest A,iwrtuein Foo( two triuniph.. Tue t:n in the 14, 6-4 4-2. wonders. 3 • 12 I than heavyweight. knnked out Teammates Jackie Icki and tie. 7-3. A's 1. 0 o League team, ball HO yard in phins Dol the c Mi'n iloldti% ers ltui IhSL sea- tiiu j Mike Bruce o Springfield. Clay Regazont finished 1-2 in! "Coach Stnilrt mulkd 11W or 2. Road Runners tUN' - Rod Lay have b1osom. t(nIchdoSsnS. etlrnixed liv aerii'h 3ii RIFRIGUATION V 21 Mass. In the second round of a! the 'Austrian Graud Prtx to I TORONTO , ,ti-rs---lose 15 pounds or else."' 3. Unpredictable., first en won the Canadian Open with its provide Ferrari bout scheduled VI round 22 '.iid Csunk.i. "1 Iut tl, 13 and 4, Psycho's P. 3224112 Grand Prix victory since 1968. Tennis champiofl3hlp by easily year." 17 31 than last hopefuls ti'el quicker Roger decisi*xung England's EOQUOtU AVE. flolils RYE. N.Y. (UPIP 10 38 -uilk?i bullish runs have tic 6 Alley i'ais 4-6. 4--I. Taylor. 6-0. Dave tLPi) likia. TULSA. Stacy of Savannah. Ga. captur 11I(iII t;.-t.iis a si:ii:s - tttiiitd for 82 yard5 in 14 at -_______________________ g4:Ml8 Dave Aycock t(li1I)ts 111 the two games 1 - - - Miami's new- I 00 k football 161 463 Bob Meyers RMAN Y 1 RRAY team broke in before the home 163IM Virgil Dean folk-,Saturday night and the 160/441 Bill Morris tJ .41)0 w ho sin ti up chrered 167.,'436 Ca ml Meyers -------ilie it was tile Super Bowl 83 117 104 Jill Aycock ----- Venus. - f '- in it ii _ --- BISCUITS noon 4 \ 'th I.issteg's field goal from " - MOSCOW , APt T,Iif SNitt port contnued• the e n c ine of *,hr Union today launched an un- i, final stage was twitched on for manned apact- probe to explore 1 just over four minutes to booct the planet Venus.. the rocket out ci? orbit and on it T&ii said the saership. way. Mcsr,I which it called the automatic j Tass said at Interplanetary staUuo Venus 7," time .- 5a.m. EDT Viu would"continue the exploration wes more than 25000 m : Iof the planet which wa from earth. carried out ea'ier by Soviet au Venus 7 was put Into a ti tomatac itatloni' jectory close to the preset ow It said the spaceship was the Soviet news agency ; launched at 8:3E a.m. Mo.tcuw "All the systems and scientt' time - 3:38 a.m. EDT and I equipment on board the gtation together with the fznst. stare of are functioning normsly. The the rocket carrier wat, put Into flight is controlled by the lorir an inteiirn orbit of the eanh CsUi - t '- ;'iic4 - (iin 4 i At k&t MO%(olA tin, ¶h(- ry - An Runninq I re-SeasonAction In 89C 10201. Golden Rise Buttermilk ff 1 ( , Week endSports . %# Discount Price! Tomato SOUP Unmanned Space Probe 1111 * i S Soviet Union I aunched 1 1* Discount Price! Campbell's S IN iced Peaches 4 - 1 -1 I Ft. 1 1 1 1 1 10 RUN CAN __ ' r warrant 0. . / lirown caught the other towh couid say it hid something t iIn ii throw . an 11 yarder. S{)flfly'* statItlt a: 14 of l ('ii' I7 yards and no interception, 0urRll. WnhingIon'i hI mess- s ...' Jj ' intl sw Nelsen crir1nii triu mother other citIi the P heInt pinth hWng I mi head mu h for lb.' Skins hr hospitiI and the Illness I'iIUSe of Jerry -rn t Sonny Jorgensen I,atlon of Vince Lombardi. in' • I.o rn hi,rdl h()%;. r. It gut kind of warni, l'iIcons irwihed the \e'x Vor Ken Eturrouih dashed M yards ;,,.I one ehihuion game locs even before the game began, Terry flrad.haw, the I.ouisi -jets still without Jib' Nanii,th. A fire broke out iii a section of with (tic second-half kiekoff t in TI 7 The Jets wore didn'tt tnmr I the stand' delay log the start 22 act up the 'c inning touchdo;n -sna Te ri little At A'iieri There as a free for all Sri the and prrifithalIs No I riakie' until the limit two miniite ,niniit. The Los Angeles Rams had in ibm Jurgtnsen burned up the 1 first quarter slth both benches 1 this season played. Noll said keep big Roman GahrI on the 1)83Q a tremendous game ernpt)ing I'ntriot seconthirs' with hiSs (pt:ar bench after the qtim,rtrbnck irg The strrng armed "YOU remember a g'in' like log, Ills scoring tosses to Smith At l;tntt Sttuliuni. King paced the Itrnvi's to it cluuhlc-hc'fflII'i' split h'itlny ,iil 1am some run. K iii r. I he first a hi' s1mm'd his fi t . c:irct'r grand iii (roufll$ st i'ing catcher, is originally from ()vledo uutl s a graulimte of high School. 11 ) ///.#1 !/.W% - . - I " ' - - LB. Discount Meats 0.0 - .ft IO , 4 ' • - 4 • Discount Meats! Calif. ROAST • K __ ow grijUilil g iiiif II LI%t hi - - Iiiii" _' AM ,~ "% ",~ ' - . I - - - A Fugitiv e Is Almost Caught , o - By RONALD S. SUPINSKI 1 . ___________________ MR_ - . ___ fccwrn i..sd - said. tin l k- e ie rce.c'r get her was because when we fugitive warrant has been r SA\ learned of her presence . .we tamed for her arrest Such r Comrnu-, Angela Davis. rrit nn } F1 hrr . • 'eiegraph the San Rafael had mit black militant charged with I Courthouse to be sure they had the search murder in a San Rafael Court- warrent' for her arrest.' .Jor 1-md hercut Previous) house stiouthut that killed four dan said. eplaining the charged in state warrants with men. narrowly escaped capture age exchange took eight hours, murder and kidnaping because in Alabama over theid.: Jt'rru. Ladar. an assist ant of the fatal ewane attempt by WI rrancaco three Negro convicts and their '• S. .*&wi'nr ui ..i1 oi County Sheriff's Office in said Sunday a shotgun used to: teen-age accomplice Birmingham. Ala.. said today kill Judge Harold Haley. 65. I Under California law nvnw' the ousted UCLA philosophy An- I San Rafael Aug. 7 had rnr aiding or abetting In structor Wt Bi rm ingham 20 purchased two days before 1'Y crime is cqualh h th e pzt,.tici,);1.I: minutes before a series of raids Miss Davis.. direct thet had been delayed SaturBecause Miss Davis, 26. was • day by kga! red tape. reenin her hometown of Birm- .. I 1K Discount Meats! Super-Right" Bone In Shoulder or I 7 7o --;~ 7* 4 C LB. "Super-Right" Freshly A - Vi41.r . .2 _________ r - Grade 'A' Fresh Fla. or Ga. Leg or Breast - for 4A ysrd I When liirgt'n*o n tu,Ifrd I! 11 lie I tr1 flrdklnn held 't ,n*ndinl 28 (1 edge itter fri'r IL , Jurgemen to,whcluv.n pass. i, " threpto .leiry Smith PsiatlIl - : - .. I __ -TI '1~1 I ;&- p 41 • -_ I - f '4 ___ log go,tI , .1 INC. - - I I I . is Js- RI' N fII(P1 ! Ir assin - said Prestr Pearson also spartcled tarec t\%i(,' (IW 4 IICOdn' ns *ith getting us fired ut The Oakland Raider' are at' Pittsburgh conch Chuci' '4o11 for PIttsburh going R yarda howeer to lead the Rams past tssoclittetl l'res5 cpnris flrIt.'r I'hllii leiphln tonight In th. final renIlIn the )2 12 humillatln,' (or a ts,ehdn'cn rtth Ak'kf the obn's 173 )ql yts in rusn1n fl and year bs return his Steeles ine of iIt' *r iul , loipt' ion onded Fs en sc Ith the tit,ipi'rnlure In lmrty Dnmres pnce1 lfl arc1 nnrt vhiei 'i i hiding a I ii t(mr (iflnesot,i Ths CrIIptIIig in sekentJ niti' liii' D5 and f virds ui (,,,rv (,arr,.inr s'lth i-1,i ttiriftsturgh Siiturdm n the hottest i the '12 left to lift the an Diego the wooden stands r, ,rne* Rob Rerrv hurled a pair I,ostun t oilt'gt' 4tstllijm I New f)r,ns Saints heat the the first victory In -tInnt,i Chrrger down 21) point. ,t one acasOn tiiehdiysn p1s.'s as the .'ige to a 1047 onquest of the was the throwing arm of f'onny I lkniston Oilers li-i 10 as rookie (tie Steelrs 1) r.'ti'ar Jurgcn'i'v' I fL)4 ,4lt' v .- a I 4a " n s1'1 is I I 3226562 1007 S. 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I , 4 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING 'PlEAT PUMP I the deadly gas w: Olcthe rabbits and all -al The appeals COW cleared Sunday when Florida some two ho'irs later, however. vgeable open equipment C ace tc let cexxi (i.ucfr hikflnr1h( E nN i Kirk and 'he C•)dp verr (atlehrr te ___________ L ~ With Purchase of With Purchas. of " - c, . $40.00 $50.00 ;.- --' = ___.t~ Fire In Stands Delays Game • - ' --- r* were .; ` - _ .. • • , _:;1- 4 CASH REFUND irt % ' The vmy for the contrcwerriiai i Court- ________ _____ ___________ - II %~ z z . - ' ______ _. - t - hr,orni i in IN h - f ig ht against the Arm) i plans been chcduk1d to get under rid IL,clf of the rockets. Thc' way Saturday. moved cs.it with i ABOARD THE USS HART tin n' 'n tug suppI) the pocr . I FY (47" A ruM's irplu calmed the ;ii . ,.. r. en! Pro1ding escort srry1ng a cargo nerve gu find several rahbitavironment. up tug, the destroyer t5ert the hartley wflhlnwe(! through the Ataintic session. And the Coast Gu.id In a rare Sudav • under tow today. headed for a U.S Ccurt of Appeals In Wash- cutter Mendotia. wstery grave 2R2 miles et of tngton upheld a dttnct cnurts When the coiwny reaches CRpe Kennedy, Flit. refusal u grant Xirk and 9w de- dlsposl area. a 14-man tea The LeBaron Russofl Briggs t tense fund an Injuncuon barring %pCCUI1t5t will bOard is scheduled to be scuttled In the disposal plans. But It said Brigjz', checking first the r.h J 000 feet of suiU'r Tuesdas the Brigg& mulct remain in port hits Thi are cenit1lce to g carrying with her to the bottom at Sunny Point 2' C irnUl 10 should any of the vaults spr i ng iR steel ac'keed leak concrete rn thda} to gict Kirl. and the v aults containing mori than delense fund chance to carry The men will Install de ices 12500 nere gas rockets a appeal to the U S Supreme monitor the rate of dccent " _____ - a _ _ Gas Ship Wallows Through Atlantic V. - - ~ "a �. I .,jr------- - ---- j - - - ---.. -----.".-----.----.----.--.---------.-..---,--.-,-.., . - Panthe rs - A it .:11 0-0 I IA . r i.t~, , _____ ___ w inS i and had everybody fakvid intit. !yards. The Jet& rushed for 107 for 111.1 yards. Player far the rame. IbnMinr. , Bowl against Norfolk. X sa,turdsy night at the Tan- miner, who had afflod the firit Valuable 11rielipport -put to"er a !,1 inciudinc Cn&nrvl 2 camera- :+ Fards and gained 79 In the air Iz Murphy commented. "I was I half Prortnir 1 4 yards. tstarted the second mel d , one throno froui 1 a they alum 1 r 1V tt.*l yam-is V pretty rusty dnnng the first i - i- r (hir h J Yods came in and made the SCOTt in the tirt fl't4t ' IL the Bndçcpart Jets 2 -'T quarter. but did rea l well In the IT PIIo ..• a 59 yard three-pointThe Panthers came out tmel 6-0 with I third quarter. I was astounded 14 17 Peflws COMNOW/6"On'111111#101d lowireslied V Ift like roses cr the first play er This iseare came v by the offsn*tve ith." It Was . z anther s Fe a e I isher cams up with the half Jerry Prericks earned the ball over the oi'. for j'jo Z 0* Pan. the Arist touchdown of 11 C6 A few plays later int I gameIQ w " t *situation when they fmnblrul . i nvwt came hends srar f" 1 R1 'r ' I I i e yords - ' 1 . .1 I . __.. I 157 L. 9- " ll k in t' are i *11 ' argi ng C * 0 . is ar ie Wins C I 14 0 ri.; A i 0 A If Z. f- f .: , ot it the 1 t first time ard hard. I didn't I even ves him co=tng . . . and 1 . I 1 A I) V. 1,000 fans seemed to ter. iI ~ Aft*-r a enuplie of aspirins and i I moan and the ranthers" team 7 'the halftime res', Pat walB back ~i I'm glod." !I 1 became the firpt member of the 1 PhYliriAn, Dr. Wilson Goldner ! .. I ; irtion. I It had to come smnetime and ! wleaker sm to participate in a , was the fin-t man to reach th; I on the fit-ld re' I pileup. Patricia's , husband 'With fl:87 rt,main"119 ,n the l I'm r1ad it came here," cm. - Steve, tht other half lof the I thirJ quarter, Pat 'and Steve merited the Panther's number . tsfa on th the field for the cm- plare kicking team was out of I Palinkals trotted ovito the field eme Obacksest driver." Tim Version attempt- TNe snap came action under come other Bridge- i brain. . The ball came to Pat, who the shadows of Doti Jonas. was i p. 33 it it -. . ;1 1 1 :1 ._ '''1111 i -V__W;-nw_~11 _-., -- __ ~_ ...." run /, '. -Pr '. At the anme time, Britisher Vie Elford, s-ho ilk. Globbath Is as Infrequent winner, pushed one of Texas Jim Hails I ila • r' sifter t P •tT' - - __ 5 .IlJ —_- j- — _... ---- - : - - . And to Zwope. Mgin Jackie Ickx dmrs a TaTaxi to %awry in the AusuUn Grand Prix, spoiling - or .locben Rlndta bid for the world ;vth - a niomen g 1-1 _5 - I . r J October, 19, led 116 of the 197 laps over the 2-04-mile Michi- — Schby AMIsm, a menilwr of the Dodge team Wt izi- . cludes Gkftbach. hzi,%hed &erand in the same Imp with the winner. Dick Brooks was third In a Plymouth while Bobby lsaacwasfowthlnaDodge and Fete Hamilton fifth in 'lvmouth. __ - , ç.';- treated to a race-lang duel between SAY at times. The cars for the first time were equipped with special czrvuretor dl's ices that slowed them down as average of five miles per hour. - — . •7-:71 .i _____ - - _ .. 4 ''' ji 4 : - . - 1'' - L - - vil.t.4 -. - -i .1%.f ---- ,----- __7'u __ _~ -. - - .i '- -irift - - this day and age! Their thing happens to be Stock Car racing. Irene Meddere in the 77 Volvo j the "j- i'v- * - ~' .- - =.......... _'' ', ,-' & ,,' 's'. SHE'S- -A WINNER - - - - _ 54 o,1e,#'g,,q - V_ - ' I. - 1 - , Saff u • rd ay Nht • 1uIa /" i \,Y' - i': - - - 1. . -.1 . ! _~ - 4 - 10 A I t I - __ , 1- , * - - - -0t, ______ -' .- ~ . .1 - leader 4 . 0111.1 . ' -. . t - - ..ri/ I 16 , - .'ZF A % -- %11 ... .a , J Ofri . Id , ct ion Feature - FIff- itI and V. R. Highland in the first beat. Jimmy Yawn won the second Boating Records FC111 MIAMI (AP) — Records fell Sunday in the Outboard Pleasre Craft National Cbamlonshioi at the Cit y Lt Miami . -. -- -. . - B ruce, . tC a.. front tire with six laps to yv . Niami s Bill S.ireis rtvordnd a G 82 mph in the I 'Montreal 5. Ifoustnn 3 dii Stewart who Is just start. lug out in racing, Stewart Is MlIwauka 4. Cleveland 3 Detroit 7, California 1 WashSnytin rhtrauo I New 'jerk 2 Atlanta I Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 2 wa, disqualified. -. spints weron't dampened. He'll I bark next week. bis TONIGHT . Um FISTS ALLOWED TO BE TAPED ¼II. Octy 'uIr.".'l' oti i,cired - no ll',lP ,. '+- PATTERSON '111-1 believer in the old adage "Smith Piledriver" which can if at first. you don't succeed. quite ca. r try again', for Graham : has 'ent's neck. try to put an end to Smith's f.L t!,-d. In last week's matches. Pat- sprefe. Matsuda will face Smith i Ilatfing-Fd Spirzio, Padres, his partner Lnule Tillett. Per. .tRGNTINA GUN . JESSIE .1, SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH gob RCOP vi. Mr. AlTO Billy SPEARS Jack WELCH • The remainder of the card Dr. BLOOD vs: Roy WELCH 40 feet out," she smid. "I bit a I Althoti.9h she hit only nine round of the $20.000 tournament. the eighth, nnd knocked in four tie trick of last w"k, Eddie team match. Bob Roop will face good first putt to within 0%,%%'O; greens, Miss Rawls said that i Tied at 213 %%ere Katliv Whit' runs overall, lifting San Diego might have a few surprises in 131r. Saito, Jack Welch will Wash.. to nn 8-6 victory over the Pitts- -itore for ,(;rven Power' to- I Wr- stle Billy Spears, and Roy ;I feet of the hole. then I. made sit(, felt her round Sunday was I worth. Ocenn Sohres. ' . : Welch takes an Dr. Blood. n4:ht. I two. 1111d .Mitr% Millk of Laurel. Nli5s. 1-tir~.,h Pirates. _& the next putt for a par That ht-tter Own her fit , - -- ____ FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL 2"4000 Ringsidle, 3.00 G*n. Adm. 2.50 0 Children under 1"1.00 By Peter Schaal -- 1 -- ____ A ascina ng 5-page is ory of I I C ti gera uring if 's m 0 st e San or ________ _____ • ____ ___ fi f h 14 I -4- * f • ____ x d d New York at Minnesota N ('s.4'.... '- a .' - - A. . ~?_ _._ -_ -. . . I _________________ wommorm - *1 . __________ __- HRS. F. E. ROUMILLAT SR.: "Your book is fabulous . . . Congratulations on -4 the gigantic undertaking." •, I-' MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND KEY: Congratulations . . . '1 upon this great time - - - - consuming but wonderful history of Sanford' What a delightful limo we had reading it!" ______ I The Author — Peter School Fannier Editor — The Sanford Herald ____ - i -.,. .1. --- . -- - I. - Gef Yours Today an Supply Is Limillied.1 -. NOW ON SALE ONLY' - N AT L — . • v.1 - THE OFFI S CE I - r . r t - *1 tt i______ . -'tt _ .= - ' I 40 — — •- San Diego 8. Pittsburgh 6 San FranclAco 3, St. U)uls 2 Tuesday's Games - Jlotj!to1 at New York N IR , Hardba 1111111 k aa $5.00 ______ Paperback a $4.50 San Diego at Chicago San Francisco at PItUb'sh, N Los An ci ____________ --- - - - I . - " , -I'll - ., '___,. . _..!"_ . _.;~'. ,'.-., . _.1_~-~' • T i I i ; I --it . 1, - • Read whaf readers say abouf f A&_ : _ ; MRS. LEONARD MLLCAS: It is mosi charming. , _. -ESL_q,._ai.~W. -~bfij~ I --- . . 4_1 4 fory. The author spent many rronfhs gleaning facfs from headlines and stories from fho Sanford Herald as wtill as his own memories of Sanford: 1912-1935. ___ Kansas City at Waishington, N i Philadelphia at Atlanta, N Chicago at Boston, N Montreal at Cincinnati, N •1 1. - n and dopiessions of yesteryear. See how over 700 person; (many still residing in Sanford) contributed in their unusual ways to the writing of Sanford's hii. ____ - 830 P NI fired a 67 Saturday for the low snitirked a three-run homer in haps, because of Patterson'a lit- will feature a six man tag "I two-putted on 17 from about four-under par 611 Sunday. $ Baldmore 2. OaklarvJ I Stesart's ~. / cry SOUTHERN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE Hiro MATSUDA vi: Mysterious MR. SMITH m ht'* Profesainnal Wrestling and added another black mark — r:i'he at the Orlando Sports o his already notorious repu. hilni, (',riharn must he a t4tlnn. liii favorite hold is the Today Stars Charlotte, N.C.. %%ho carded a Fla.. who had a 72 Sunday. She Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS win. Also fruni Sanford is Ad- class drenched ~ putt on the 17th hole was the the 6.110-yard Royal Oak Rac- Those four-foot putts take a lot toron and his partner, The in a match for the Southern yOU timugh" out of Cl'ig course. givCountry Mi-'ouri Mauler, managed to Heavyweight Title. Matsuda factor In tier victory quet deciding 1 ;neak a pair of brass knucks will be pitting his sleeper-hald : Behind Miss Barnett, tit 4112, , 54-hole total of 210. one i a Sunday In the Ladies Profession- Ing tier Largo, B) TIE %SSOCL'TtD PRESS w, -i Marg Mi*,ters. in the ri ng ti-i beat Graham and against SmIth'is plfrdm1ver. at Golf Aociation Buckeye In- stroke ahead of Pam I1rz:ctt of --- Pittsburgh 9, Snn Dteo 3 San Francisco 3 St LouIs 2 Tjuti I,- I T1111 IEAT" 1AT11 and by SPECIAL PERMISSION N I : - n~;.. -;!. pino, 10 : Houston 7. Montreal 2 s-rn-i S1% GRAHAM I DetroIt 5. California I Only games s-thedu'ed tha Risbwk - 1 q6" CM watil someii," counted Got or ca"mat contIp"e. I 10011 TMUNDEROOLT TOKYO _-- Yoshiaki Nuinata,, Eddie (;rahani will tr- ,)n-~ Th-, .Nliqteriniii Mr. Smith 1110, 1.14 Japan, outpointed Ra y- mom time to get even" with uAled a butane lightor V) try tn VS: inundo Riverra, 132%, Phili p- Thunderbolt Pattersnn at to- burn the Kentuckian last w"k '.rtistically it vac a hcttr It." WOfl S pringf ield. 249 , I .).Oil. ,)-.A .. Boston 6.11. Minnetota 3-7 tlrivinw . ,%O Graham Featured 1 In Gru ~ge Ma - Chuvalo, 210 Toronto, (;r . e'c LEAGO List* O R !-1*4 , & - - -=. -1 - _ - -, A .-r- ~ CINCINNATI (AP) - Betsy I miss Rawls. Spartanburg, round." *Rawls feels that a near birdie I S.C.. shot an even-par 7-1 over icramble and I (lid it Sunday. _9 . . - 'ew York 4. Kansab City I Is hillat by outrunning the Fordo Warine SUdium as the final da'y uf scUou saw standards Model. Addis was running well 9. Bostot) 6 Model feature unMinnesota In Ile of Dan Tip;wns and Tommy topple in five of eight classa. Dee Reyes ot Pittsburg, Calif., powered his bydropicne til lie lost it In the front T"ay's Games Gainble. no festurr mcr was Detroit at (Jakld, N $ tig battle btwee th* 'f,7 to a e71 miles per bow- mark to win the II clii; cumnpetiUon straightway a nd ended up In mind tvUered the cdd reew,d by nearly 7,110ths of a mde per the mud pvddle In the In.f6lid. lets of Scraggs a a d Cleveland at California, N Althouch his rote car was BalUmore at 11111WAukee. N Yawn until Yawn lost his left :I hour. I - - 3 . I—. 1.k% '4AI:AJ~,V0. Yowo-davill , % • -. and the' first heat bankment and Into the fence. out. !relse Medders finisliod track. Earl ha, beeo lmpi-ovig sWadily week after week rv.hl.' it I tt1 0 S 0*%-~ .5to ifstaso _, . . , ~_. . - - -_-~-. _. __ -, . - -___ i (frow Ormond Beach) finished spectators Chuck Phillipl, Ed- Aowir4c major surgvry in the Vb,wol,t flthabad ucond in started befor, the gun in the first be-at and I . Puffing Decides Buckeye Winner 4 I M. IMP, tribul ation s AJOR Use bt - . ti-- really what cWte ' II - - the feature and Norman Beach injured in the melee were three third in her second race fol- of the Fords of Georg* Lovett, I #'F,i2j4'7 j ; F_f,~ '*j; i5Z,--17%%%;,7o-=-~ 11 . #Ofi 1W ~ /^rlam IV ow . / j,/ - team looki; on. Fights are schedided for thist Thurtsday night at 8 p.111. at 4 Beach * so Daytona the Sanford Armory. Fighteri fr(lm Green Cove Spring. . fl and ustis wi I e in _____________________ - .M I t .in i aI r I1itm S Iflilli n sign topped Los Angeles 52 San double pLay . Kockahoma start- Ca MsaoeI$l AND In the up again Rut naily stepped on first •9Of$w osate" and nipped the flraves 21 be Frnnctsco doned t Louis 5-2 ed whooping It . T ! Iv Oø. '' t a gged tip it I confusion, hind the 1ie hit pitching of Jim and Montreal trimmed Houston I Jones spoiled the fun by opening _______________________ rI irri j McAndrew. I the sixth with his eighth homer ' I - Kenny Braggg won the ]Rom- off the fourth turn up the em. the finish with Hall winning cond turn and went off the are' . f I --' ORAW,.,e \ :~; . J ,f. I Vt \ 1 1 (1 'i I nm..4qy , / - Ar -Ag"r . 1.4. - . • wfthmnustardoohisshirt,"afellowprogakljestingly. ______ i .. • - I ,.,- !:;.. - , - , '; " ' -- E. . _.~. - , fie Rwqsvii ihidson, it lie%%- member of tile Sallf0i'd By ROBERT FIRESTONE JR. When the Braves seared the , t MrA ndrew : 71he new PGA champion is a Strapping. dark-haired eli. 11iV woman driver in regular competition in this in area. Billy Mathen 1* the current point the Mini Stock claM at DeLand Raceway. v.w. m. . , ! kil 1, 1 ~~ . • I sat Di; isbn Forrest Gallahan of Oranit' a nose third in hIs 57 Ford ward Todd, and a former San- earl) summer Irene is the only Fast DI; W. L PcLG.B i 1 ford resident Lautece Peter. woman driving in regular cornBilly Mathen came from City took home the W. L. Pct.G.B. Pltt5hurgh 67 54 554 does a fantastic and Phillips' legs were smashpetition everyone In son. for driving his Chevrokt to vie- hind to outrun New York .. U 66 .529 3 t hrr inale rounter- Baltimore .. 75 44 .630 tW7 against the Ford% Satur- I1 both Mini Stock heat ram. Ril- od birtwe,en Peterson's 1970 ; job arw.rip, New York 66 52 .59 84 Chicago ... 62 59 .512 5 day night t DeLnd Raceway. 1 1y set-turd to be untoucha ble Chevy that th ey were leaning part. St. Louli .. $6 6.4 .467 1044 San ford 's Marvin Wright Detroit .... 63 56 .529 12 Galishan drove his '57 Cheryn. driving the number 22 Yolks-. against and th e front bumper PhIla'phla 54 64 .451 1144 of the Mini Stork.. Edward finished fifth In the feature Boston .... 60 57 .513 14 let into the lead on the sixth WatE. Montreal 61 70 421 16 th also got his legs banged Cleveland 57 62 479 first heat Sam Hail Todd 18 lii the fle'ninole Firs e driving lap as be got under I'etcraon stain- Equipment Company sponsored Washn---- 57 (2 .479 18 West Division nell in the third and fourth Wits arcond to Billy in the No. up and Mrs. she legs as her on Larry bruises and ad West Division Ford .. 81 41 .664 — Cincinnati take ME-y "Wild ij-y Forrest then pr'pt)y I 6G English flung backward between In the second third. was running Minnesota 70 47 .598 was rest Flynn los Angeles 67 51 .668 12 was Leon Guilt Mars' ran away and hid from the Mini Mock beat It was Flynn her car und the pickup truck 4% San Fran. ... 67 53 .$SO .. 59 60 .4% 20% a strong race until sidelined Oakland of the pack. . by force of the car amond in the number beside it .. 66 53 .555 5 CaUfornla Atlanta .... 59 61 .492 21 by mechanical difficulties. Carl Tyler fitaished stwund In * WhO Was three were AU z th e fence. th S&rzi Iiai third. on .383 25% .... 54 66 .450 79 by Bill 70 Voho 'vi at ed a 11P6( ChevclIe follow e e start of th th e West Vo1uss IF* Land incIutIt.ti th .370 27 Rhortlj taken to uisaa City 44 •lt ..ftr Sun J)Iego - 47 74 .389 3344 ztsun i'.ri on'Jones driving a 1969 Ford P'uiMini i-4cieI. feature tal in T)eL.*nd B u t c h p 43 7l .352 29½ batui'day's Results Bomber Chicago tng the No 17 Ford eon e restart of e th th Mary dris-Upon La" Saturday's Results Los Angeles 9-2, Chica go 74$ Mini Ear) was running In strong J. T. Peacock won the special Laugherty of New York 5. Kansas City 4 Cincinnati 5, PhiladelphIa 4, five lap trophy dash outrunning irig the number 31 English Ford Stork feature Sam Ball and contention for the top positions Baltimore 7, Oakland 1 14 InnIngs 'wild" Bill Jones and i&w hit a hole between the third Larry Flynn broke ftoni the in the Bomber feature when be and had a tight duel to lost pack fourth lw-n and careened and the sWuhirsgton 4 Chicago 2 it coming out of Atlanta 3, New York 2 ~ Harrison. her -- - -- 't" .Api' — __ ~l .) . - ' -__I-,"- __~_.._,.__ .-- --: - __I- -1^ , ,. 1 4'c,&:, lu' s ( \ I.. - J 9'i ' 1 (: F, In other National League ac- -. '" /;7r,4 ., - 1 - - ç4' %'s CF#?4'!t' ' iT'M641 .' , ,T , P"Y1 tAP! '-' 'i." - . ,449' - \ , - 4. "; i1' "•.. • , ~ a_lf6 - 4) ' •::l!_ . " 06 hant war dance .Jones drilled A fle-tirpaking In the sixth -Ar promoter It. G. Kon(iracki givus Sanfor(l -,;tar Victor LOCAL . BOXING .. a "ocornitter" because of footer who describes himself evel ort sh yes. He as d oped into one of the best putcm ue tour. 'Take Davey's putter away from him and he'd go around D 2vi- -' I - allahan Takes eLand Feature Race By FRED COXON 4f(// \.i.7'f ,5 1, I he said saved the tournament for him. The bell "pad less than a foot from the hole. Stockton th en sank long putts on the 16th and 17th and played cocsser-vatively short on the 1&h to preserve his edge. He ;aid tears welled up in his eses when he saw his wife, Kathy, standing near the 19th green and he didn 't think he es anded , a ter S caddies would be able to putt out. But he - Herald Ralfriar Writer .. ,- an -. r The Totil ey does not . haseman Ken Rn';',v# over the startkd Mets nlcr f ~ May., y Al -. - . -_ ::- debrate nver !ho, The victory. coupled with ! fit the American Leagije, Hal- 1 of the .iiftnn. w , Ilittsburgh's 8-6 lo%q to San Die- tiniore nipued Oakland 2-1; De- ' McAndrew ended A per-mnal , i go. sent tile second place 'Mets I troit pounded California 7-1; the 'three-game losing string and within three games of the Pi- I New York Yankees beat Kansas; brought his .season record to 7I ratelt In the National Lenivir f rity s-1: Minnesota .slugged ! I I by blanking the Braves After I v_ i oI 1)ivioon -rrarnble, ilomon 9 6; Milwaukee edged; -Sonny Jack.%on scored in the. -.'eland 4-3 and Washington ' fourth as the Mets completed a I I double play. Sox , ihmic I With Jack.ion at third, Orlan; 21 FIGHT I . ..- "Shank it," another screamed. St ockton sank the short pitch shot for $n eagle deuce. At the tough 13th. Stockton'; jinx hole th roughout the tournament. Dave dumped his second Into the like and heard one of the Army scream "Yahoo' Go get him now, A'-"' Stockton almost holed out with a magnificent chip which - I ~ - j4~~- __ - -_ - :-- I , I '. ~ -• - ___. cj - 1. rr*?r" of his followers. "I don't blame Arnold," Dave said. At the seventh hok. with Stockton preparing to hit a wedge from the falrway, a fan was beard to yell kmffly: Bury it in the sand, D&vey." I Z~ - - ____ __ __ I : -' L..... _____ ( '11I'J AX___! :;t- % IRENE AN!) iI.LY ding their thing. So slt's soitrange about a guy and gal doing their thing in - 'L -i '' . a iui - j4t 70~ ..:- .- ._. ______ p ____ - ....::: L — .*' 1 __ - .., -~ -- ___ i i . -...*-. ___ _7 - ___________ g '7 - ML M L I'l l V AA •,Cr - ,' .1 1. -_ - 110wil 1 kCtVU. a .I . " ___ races of the season. Parneili lanes ftnied fourth in a Mu.s• tan and Pete Res' fifth In Javelin lard' saerage speed aiO3.8Orno. - La I ... ~ _r -' i -___ -_ . - ___ ____ - - tinues to hold a sixable point lead going into the fwal two - - -. . - ____ was it -, 1 ir 't 4iTY . .. t:z often embarrassed and apologetic over the wild deportment '!I7 tt:,,'r' V -. -' - .. .. . - . - - ,I .. - _~ . - - antagonistu Arnie * let them get me. ney only fired me up. I was that much more determined to win." Stocktoo played in the final twosome with Palmer, wba Is i — _ .- Golubarb and Yarborough. witb Allism kivin& his 0 -4 - ' ' of 34500 . . - G.tibii average 149.264 miles per hour. !1`11 I - - Am.:, M V4 _~ ~ --. __ L __ I NO - - IP Ickz's victory for Ferrari in the Austrian Formula C rate was the first for the Italian Impressarlo since the French C-rand Prl.z two year-s ago. Not only that but j r : -- margin. ' 14 --. I Ford's Mustang, which leads the aferies ever Javeling I . copped Zhlrd-phice finish with George !o1hmxer's car and con- 1111 .it uu1L .L 4, ~.."..-_-_-. -- - - . .. - , Army. Only Arnie had a chance to beat him. "Sure I heard them out there," Dave said. "But 1 hlthuit - - Elford noted for his abI1it endurance racing wa; making onis his second start In Halls Camaro But be shoved the third of stubby nose of the powerful little machine in frmt the say through the race and held on for a nnesecond le IN - I to virtory circle had Yarborough not blown the engine In his a crowd ft" 7j!! --- Gloubsch. vi -. - . 6 ---i. 'C . ~-. . 13 for a r#9 and a twO-stroke edge ! for a bogey five. a closing 7 i over Palmer and Bob Murphy. Each of the runners-up collected 18.500. Larry Hinson and 2, collecting $8,9M. Gene Littler were next at 282 appeared Stockton's tremendous effort might For a whfle it ous. stampeding and disrespfactful . be sabouged by the rsuc, - j otild Stockton came to the final bole of the 73-hole ehamploc' ship irfth a three-stroke lead and he played It cool, settling __________-- . Ford's Jduwtang rind American Motors' JavelhL ? : 4k I came here with a positise attitude," the good looking. sokx Syear.oid professional's son said after collecting the -. showdown battle for the title between that series a Ti- '.: Chaparrid Camarm to viruTy in a 2w-mile Trans-Answieam , the final sedan race at Wstkms (;len. N.Y.. Putting off un!J in '- it '- -- - _..- It nko Olen(cd thp f1,r,v.r-;' runi , I I I Saturday nig!ht When Jerry I er. but then let the hmil trickle .113,p, who lisit tho- Florida Title >. ; w1wolis had the New York Mf%t.%* I the 1pft fiPId fence at Alrinta i Grote's third-strike pnqqed hall Away, Cepeda fro?e on the hane- ' to bring iirq ringing - . - tintil Cleon I , ,itinnal Title hnm#, to ('on. Stadium and celebrates each and throwing error in the ninth line. then headed for iftn we recovered ' ,- (I t. (lflC Inni, a taste of his own fire home team homer .with a trium gave the Rrave a 32 victory w en -a tnss.', o f i rst baseman Dflflfl ---T - ------r- # ~ - W--- 60V_ ---- -I .... ~, - ...-V (duMsu an 11v 1)1( K C013111 ; _____ . * I picture. first prize Sunday and crushing Axnold Palmer's bid for the "That's okay." players r*_ ed) rieck," commerited T'lorenre, . . oliviously upset over the fact PIW. "We'll tot it next time." ;~ a$ she saw the h&lI 5PIIt the I CBS had a c. to from New Tnrlr ooly major titie, he hasn't won. I for that a woman had f,i&&*.:j , rat stafervid a irtump an tne ~! middle for an r-itra point Or i down to shoot sound films "All week I thought about how I'd play the I" We if t e r Cronkits a, I ! tADnicht's W -it was fun.I simply, , n, caused from the roWsio 1 head I esIng down to ft with a va-o-stmko lead - I rt&]IY Ult it broken into the xrsart-, a sport , 7he 34-year -old e2-bulldcaer oNrattir tram Gowsettrwill ]nd.. charW by the Spinning car of Cale Yarborough %ft Ciglit laps to go and won the YRDket 4'*-Mflt StOCk Car r3C1S in Ichig -1- - r PGA dream and refu5-ed to be ahken by . - . ,_- I , __ - i, __-_~ "_-, _. , '*fike sviil prnhshly he 'caving "an fliego this wv'k .n4 mr _ -... - --- .. - - TUI,&A. Okla. (AP)-Younx Dave StOckt0c of Westlake, Calif., is the new PGA champion because he believed in a 1 in sorry team." the perky way to the sideline before the added. They call hm -Charging Charlie," bt country boy Charlie bobbled the ball. Hc husband. e Up-ight.l.. , he wards to do Steve. the kicker. dove for the , littIr blonde railled in other ' hall eleart Fantastic, terrific, thrilled, at.ched the game, they Ill plajers as she rettrnther PatPan Is sun iuto races in au faablan that takes him to victory bat) and Florence dove for e a c I t d, ethilerated, you watched her, welting for the bench. "I thed to break her (censor- ed to th e lane. felt I opportunity tz take a e I name it," was the way 1; r,nrp. I C 5y . _ - ,, rais ,%ssnclated Press Spurts Writer rnisehievrn,s maicot who hnds end hut he flipped his war hem- gloved Rico ('arty sinking un nt TUPstiny. hut Mike wants ..4',: i ,- -- - I M, - - - - 7 ~ - _7-- n end Mike to San Diego. s leon P ays Medicine Man , i 4 - __ :M=~ "- _____ ____ in 1 Z - o MHI erricb (kict Iei1.d) ion " . . W~ - ,. __X - . _ .~ k C :4' - sruts "I New a ' '1 / 1 .j. g. At,gtit 2 swvetnt P - V,11.L Florence brake thmugh the froin the firid only slightly Ithe 1*11, in came Steve's foot ing quartertlack. "It really helpI and off went Pat. She was half- ed our attendance." Murphy Panther fmnt Itne and Pat I wobbly. AP Ago Racing Writer IWO races toc But no help was needed Pat kneeled a little farther back foreed to let Pat take all the strucL So did 6-foot 2, 235 rirla leaped to her feet and ran th an the !ir'.t time Down went glory in his debut as the start pound Wally Fiorente.. , I ; t from ' --- , - 11 ton At 9:= a ii 4 men from the boss', or women occured with just 15 seconds the first failure. she was reedy ' -.-' , I I . __ __Z . -- i . . - - - ,--- 11 __ -_ - 7/14 Pencils" j -_ - 4 _____________ Might, f 23 smonds : sports bistmT was pet at Ori BowL It was ,''lando's Tangerine, 4 There for their •ffnrta. There were .d under th e Cnlloway Syt.'n. Z were many donations that also three people tied for the next he did not win any prise money. e the reruire4 7)O rot, Rd Kcniwy, Tom ('ole The Callnwiiy yst.m *flns a The Mike lnnes Tournament h.lped a. TaI iiello shot p y nnsrretl dollar' ir ioni (,ingraa even man anti iir Stiti lflfr people Will, Wa' a groat surreas a ec *n o s'in reeL .lnniitltpfl , in'ø-' Vs worth 914 II ,artfri,ated In the Mike Jon's I'ntl 71/ the *411i'11 4110 fi t'e •ent $6fl fr 'umher of hia mirst holea fr,n, j * us total 'enre. Th evefor * onn1e of laver an havo • • rnnnt on Mike Jnnc'* will htve his ehnnre to win a National Tit'e It0 Thnviks It' • _________ ORLANDO B ig Success T ourney Mike Jones T :. -,, .11 .. - - R~ j;i too Strong a team. Well have $RPT-11 PW Criss tMM KMRIOV \irfr ? . AE41=kk,k t I Murphy added, It was C pretty basic offense we ran to- o- t .1 _____ I If p i e tbe ; '-rt wnar c. rq P and Bill IV* line that Is cavi- I i rk :.%idered to ble the weak point of 0 I . "~ - -- . I it- ftni Y team to Tom Whlttkr )i the Panther Orlando eofl.cted I9 first rd WOIIng paaa tar on a 15 yard pass and the and with 7 19 ramaIizg 1t th play Is a profeasrnra] fcn'hi" tLt a ft GIRT TATLOR The Panthers will be In Norattack as he She bobbled the na, I from th. band of Qu&rterbacic anre was cut to 19-7 with the dnwna during this game as tom- peas receiving Initial rnavt.r of i]ay. Rci ra Herald C' A) rs.zht a.-en cane' 7 ply folk next week and ) Tmi ?.lurphy The some was 1t P&T With just 2 07 )riift h the pared to rin. for Bnir"< ORLANDO - Atten tion At- Miller eplit the upright, to gus got clobbered and the point aft slz comrilcted Murphy y ards . west to the air Th e Panthers tan Max WettJtein th e ram. k 1 1' e Panthers led C) with S 17 rrrnalmng In re try failed. Th of host to Indianapolis August t lanth Coast Football League the Panthers a 5-0 lead. quarter when Ste% Pallnkas yard pan In the end zone fo' for 219 yards and gained 91 11 completed for 102 yaris and £Hi7 open the regular isaeon the Orlando Panthers ae The Panthers kicked off, g*t 1-0 at the half. ... the ground for $05 total Ross Skosnik hit for nine of 14 September 5 in th T Darrell Car., voted the Moat hooted the PAT with his wife a tocchdown. Ui was side open here They in*d, that ,ident tbt ball back and then Stalled. The Percmd quarter was a ~ jE ball, finn and ten at the Pan" 4 theor 19 yard line. Tom Km. back-and-forth, bee-saw batt3e ,wrt signad- until the Pswthm brb'k'l the 'M mtdy. the BridgeF'n9 d up with a ran ice with just 16 awmisids kft Is , 0 call ,I I ':= h tJ7, pig period t . .. 1 -• b- Vj the ga-me it was the Jets' i -% 1, • Smas es Bridgeport c , V..'~ - t- . . , . -': ,4 1, 1 :_ - -_ ~ _~I It __ -1 ;- .. .. I, ~_ 1-4 . ttaci Aerial Orlando _ The ACFL... Here Come Out' Look . -_ I _- . - - .. * -' -. I i 4 - I 1, I �- 4 II - - - - - •--••- .-- - - ___ I LL S -_. iosr tnrrIesBuyFrornwain Ads' • WANT AD predicted "Beverly Hihibithet" their flrst the vorige man speak' 4.800 words in any gIver. 24 hour&. three major te)e'2swn networks trnknownt. gcU.ln re busy mo'-'ing their enterthifl- breakS 1 IeIIth. 1Ve about them. It ii expCrirnentifl. not would be lucky if It survived for 1 don't hclwve it. The average woman maybe . . . NOTE WITH SOM.E surprLe that Parker Bros.. lr.r., prtnti up mori money ment rnt.nr toward the fell their felinv workers arm toil With fli'w tnr' Ideas. but with five months and that 'Laugh never stand the pace. ic and CBS - how the i1flecionete nettn& cligt every day than the t.S. Treasury. Correct, Monopoly drllars -__W' open their seasons the week of mate will be reflected Ir. the fin. outnumber the real bills, ji t• • THE FEMALE FIGURE - From decade to decade here- Sept. 13. nnd ARC introducis Its ished prnduct. All this Is as piegetting thicker. So you doubt that lineup during the following set- dicthhk and tradLional 'horeogrnphy of a minuet. do you' Look. fl years ao a.hl the grd$cs were desiijnt'd to "How does the new season There is the usual inter.nst tnm down a girl's waistlib, Now thc.,"re all designed to bold in her hips. A corset maker says, "Women don't cart: about look to you?" Is the most fT.'- work competition, but It seems their waist messurvmcflt anymore. They're Ii4terested in pad- I Querit. worried question asked of to be concinius that ARC, with urricials See Trouble - I I.AAII - married at this time . . . IT IS THE ARIES GIRL., contends our Planet mun, who is most apt to retain her youthful looks the longest - - . THOMAS EDISON HINSELF was the fellos who first dreamed up the word "filament," reports our Langu age man. RAPID REPLY - Yes. air, not only arc there tigers ft Vaetnain, hut they have been known repeatedly to feed on battlefield casualties. ,o S .,tt Ath New Smyrna teach _____ _______ - . -'' , Your questions and comments art welcomed and will he 'us.d In PASS IT ON whet-ever possible. Pl.ease address your letters to L. lit Boyd, .O, Bo 99O. Scottit'.Wash 98.9!4. - I. _________ -. Conservative Effort To Oust Kirk By GOP A 0 th every registered RlJiU TALLAHASSEE. Via. (APt A conservative Reniblksns' q the ;Usti will recetri commit' tee lltvruture bcf ore the Sept.. $ fort to oust GOP Got'. 'Claude first primary. he ntd. j Kirk in the September primaries I "The monet' Is coming from now Is organized in nearly e' ;.'srnac who are sympathetic with a Is the nrd In dert'ibt- c'iurrusiun-resisuunt I1r.ipertis of zmulii fan ek'rtrmu'mumird Ii elt'vtriidrpnsitinn, a process similar to electropLating. Part in hi routed I; given a positive electrical charge as It enters lank ran. thining u'gath'eI' charged paint partiels in ii wetter suspension. Opposites attract and patti? drpodts evrnl' SUIC'DF Pr.v.ntio. Coil 'W. Cot..' Orlando. 241.3379. ___________________________ FACED WITH A DQINIING l PROBL.Eh4? - r Legal Notice -n - 34, 0. 00 lermi - - a Deprfrnenf - .1 '" ' roi vu ',. fl a I - -' . - - - ' I - - - ,._ ,-: . . •.' _______ _____ ak, an _____ - - ' - -_ ' -- - - - - - I ___________________________________ '' -------------- - - ' - - -----____ - I -' - . i - _________ ' - I ' -- 'n - seven ________ -' - -' ------ ' ---------- - -- - ------- - , , ' - - $ -- -----" _____. - - __________ [v. '''" " Patient ____________ - 2 bedroom, Fla,, utility, complete. WHERE TO FIND IT rarity. Call 322.9411 or e'ien- cloth and Fiberglas; Epoines, resin, Auto print aid rofinish. lngs Ill-I 146 for Credit Mgr. _______ Free home trial. Ing materials and erulpment. ly furnished, air, TV, pretty corn1100 W. 1st St.. 323.0470. r lot. 11.900.00. 6% mortgage Clothes dryer, gas, all cycle, like en 14.755. Ial. down or re- 2Ho,r.trail.rsngle ails, $350. new, $75, Ph. 322.7471. financIng. 647.7141. Call 365-5353. APPLIANCE 'u-TV'S- I-U RN I TU RE '23, Lots & Acreage tJnda.nd Roma and Bill. are in REPOSSESSIONS Lila Mary specializing In hair Save 50% arid Mote Acr..q. tracts. MOSSIE BATEstyling .1 Billa's Beauty Salon. APPLiANCE REPOSSESSION ASSOCIATE Margaret MAN 373.1010 I I _________ _________ -- ________ BUSINESS SERVICES _____________ " Call 322.7254 after 6. - ________ ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ " __ __ -- ,"I - r buy t? Need some i-epair work? Havin g trouble fin'irg You cn -find your answer in this diIy f e t u r e of our cLssfied pages. 322-1511 , lOS N Elm. SUMMER SPECIAL WELL DRILLING Resolve to use a Sanford Herald On Chain Link Fencing, walk PLASTIC HOME IMPROVEMENT in (I block behind First Federal) Want Ad at least once this month. FREE wIth 700' minimum. LAMINATION '1ELi.S D9ItI,EQ_-.PIJt,SPS WlLSONMAlER FURNITURE M £ K TREE SERVCE Ph. for FR(E estmate. We Fl'''.'.L Buy-Sell-Trade t'ee Inspecton. Rrmov,nq. 24 hour service. flplornas, photos. Fre. nance. A¼E FENCE co Ai ',pet £ s-se; 322-5622 St. 311.1SF, 1st trimming spraying, siemessiag awards, any papar lamlrtatd Iii Phone 323.0645. We spar £ Ser,ic. hARD [II HARRY Licensed arid insured. N. H, Mc crystal clear plastic. S's ill Air conditloners-naw. used, buy, VMF GHEE. Datand, 104.734.0431. STINE Black eyed peas. $2 bushel. Green only 12. Send check to trade, rertair. 322-0513 anytime. I peanuts. lOu pound. You pick. Company. lou 27$ SH, Chuluota, .4_h,, £ Supø'p Ce. I PILOIN FARMS, Oviedo, Fl.. J.t Spray CIe.ninq Florid-i 12766. 107 W, 2nd St 3?Z.e43? Rools-Iaves'-Walls Call 365-3217, Closed Sundays. BEAUTY CARE "4ow is the tim, l's get yea' OXFORD.YENTCH bUILDING Valencia Oranges, $1.50 bushel, thllgw wil. Water qaarantoed. SERVICE, 322.4543 N'DOK _________________________________ Bring own contaIner. G. N. Arie, BEAUTY HARRIET'T"u Call )224533. Oviedo, 3'33' Open evenings by appolnIm.nt H HJME IMPROVEMENT. DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 322.5 147 lOS S. Oak Ave Reasonable, lo-uled. Guaranteed 1 CHAIN LINK FENC* and Larger, Pumps, Spttnhl,,,, service. Fr.. •sbma.'.. Try vs. I 2"W.tct -,r,,j,ti'e'-s. Free estimates. We firtancs. 'i'hln ran be the moat imporBilla's Beauty Salon open Mon. 337 $314021 or between S and 9. ________________________________ S.mlnol. Fence Co. 322.8060 day thru Saturday. Evenings by tant- advertisement of your 5305o36. appointment. IGA Building, Lake OFFICE CLEANING li!o- -ht'cnus' It may ehntii;' ____________________ JACKSON S CERAMICS eu Mary. 373.1010. Slyh;ts Lida SIRVICL 4 GRE(NWAR(, FIRING. ytstir .'conon*l.' pit'ture ft ott Office ieining Evenings, Goerke, Roma Meadurs. Roofs Repaired, 24 Hr. Servi*e. _______________________________ Closed Thus. I Suit. 322-7921, k aald /ov' "Oss thin,g Excellent reference; ''lilen L'' to ''bright.'' Phon.'2?-4271. Open iU:t..0 em-b p.m. PIANO REPAIR C'l 1fl13 .11 gw* ass Moms u i ii ();a'rmttnrn ut'ho nutv run s ks1' k bar. PaIttInq-.sterier, macncr, Pass1. CERAMICS BY ANNE route of (7, 1. 1. vending' nun' PIANO TUNING and REPAIR ing, Smsll repairs, ad !ened.l. I See all lit, goodies you can make chines are growing frito ROBERT M. BALLARD, leg. 323.020g. for your home It our classes. PHONE 32)-SIll ------------parttime to full (lute olueril Hard hc& Harry's 2467 S. Park Ave. 323.0700. Walt's Tree Se,vice h..p has kid it He'd tiun.'s ith Company's finn w' P.Ial. no-longer needed Ilerns pro. Free estimat.s ----Ys., at.*s, is* OSor Ia and reatonable Ready.miar concrete, blocks, SIlls, b.s$.r ,f, • with them again Sell ductive t,; 61, eeethi. •'.v dcv to. es l$t4. 332,4217. • lintels, steal, sand, grease traps, let. ,sc4el r.c.on.. getting Sanford fast result As littl, ii $601) Invr'otntent dry wells, stepping stones, brown as 12 70 p-er swab bossd es 13 alit Want Ad. Just Call Henry's la"-'n mawlag £ yard clean. t-pos','sd aufomnob.1 si ii I!. I. I. route of profit stps st.ps. cement. ',)(lf C5*k egtedrfl'sS! (.00d work, reasonable I up. 127-261 I and ask for an adlot' fhoutund .1 ..nIIes ,AiRAC1( CONCRETE CO. Producing vending machine. DIAL 172.14)1 0* 42" 593$ 321.1606 anytlni.. rates. visor, 337-8711 309 Elm Ave. of reel piiasiur. ear cnn grow to $l,ös)ö per month drh'iusg. int'nnie, NOTICE 'I'in*.. requirement ii 6 to B The bs.t stead cars In Tbh NEWSPAPER doss ant houre per week along with a tows u stid regis. knowIngly .cc.pP H I I. P. end you wdnt to build your SERVICE BUSINESS by rtcbii 1 arrvlrsw*ble vaT. No selling Iarly I. lb. cioulft.d WANTED ADS tb.t Indlcot. tsr solleitating. Just g I v e cokasins' of *1k now prospects and increasing your customer list, a pref crease hosed •0 sq. ,, good servico ceverid by p.from employers Advertise Your Sorvicot in the øusiness Sdrvict'" Wsnt Ad Ph.ae J2J.26r Write, giving name, attdresa, P-h. AGE DISCRIMINATION .It' C- tiOil. IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. ;hon number arul atiffkivnt SDays2lDaysl3Wks. Mor laf.rmotloa may b. rs'forence., Wrlt tou zbiiaed brim Pb. Wog.3 Un. Ad $390 $12.60 $3510 Hour office at 210 Comae, Uascr Induatriec, Inc., OF COURSE YOU '4AY LHAWGE 4 ha. Ad $5.20 $16.80 $46.80 VulIdlag, 12490 N, I. heTHE N1WSLAPU WITH I l9 Impir. Central, I)ept. .etb Avenue, Nerth MiamI, YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A 'TrLt. $650 $21.00 $51.50 5 lIne Ad MORE THAN Plerlde 33161, telaphos.: 51110, IimIl., 'i'aaaa 75247. PHOPE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. 50,000 READERS 310.1173. Camniack, Broker, 322.7643. ______________________ WAREHOUSE _______ - , - - - - - -- - -- - -- -------. - -- , Tr j I . , - - -•' ______ * - - - . - - - - tvfr. Businessman! - '------ --------'---- ' ______ '" - • ' its ' • - ____________________________ ____ IF YOUR BUSINESS IS SERVICE I * Locited in Sunl.nd Estates: Farmont entrance (Gar- den Club) driv. East to Ch.rok.. Circle go down Ch.roks. Crcl. Ic Baywood. Turn rghi on Baywood, go 1 Llock, turn .14 end proceed to new homes. SANFORD HERALD DIAL 322-2611 - - -V - J-u - I lt- ---- _____ -. I - Orlando - SANFORD - ________________________________ (r V I - . ,' -- - , , •e'.; -- - - -- •.., - - -- ' - - - . -- ' Flours - ' -- -- - ---- - ornpy, - , - be a - - - Waflf Ad - - - a a ' - - werve -. - a - . , - . . ilihAeA j__. - a , '_t..J - - - ' an ,. - ' ne-.. - - ______ - - ., _______________ - . ' - Poppies .vatt.d, also .-'.II boust. - '_,,. 311.7960 -- ' - merit. - USED CARS 969 TOI1,O, GT,4 spied Hutif trant";ls on, ii rubber, vadi,, 4rP, tape paer, futi pw.r, Es. e•lfe,t e'1'n A real bu,y, $300 ao4 Ii,, #*' piyMqritl 0t ..0 I?4dQ fur anoTh's' c.e' if t't afue 321.0010 or 322.4157. - • -. - Fruriel', Ave 1 7-4? * h',n _____________________________ -' * I Trop;'- .1 F,, ar'J serial. •1.sip Aciusrium Wend, 1913 111 ) French - __..- ---- ________ p ctFLtE -( Dogs, Cats, Fats - - ,- - ' CL7- ss. 7 7Y Autos for Sa1 . •• iii weed ________ *"' U 63. . - Expense. ------- _______ _,_ I Chevrolet Pkbsi, & c',l,.d.r, avloris.Iie. icoo. Plubk-o.ti,l mUk oat 7 k'-Is, $10 each. ).750I, fl . I , --- , V., -, 1155050 'J'Ji. J*S'WV''. . ___________ SLACK REAL ESTAI VW, t-. 'ntIa3•, chassis 215 Magnolia Ayeriue 55A. Housetiold Goods 55. MerchandIse For Sal. horns sintad for 4,,, 33. Lots & Acreage 31. Homes For Sale Modern, air Eve;. 372.0221 _____________________________ _____________________________ thortened I,' djna 2 b.d. 327-till bugi-, oody. 5'--.0 Ye,-,, Far Sale hems!. ,,ppy. $110 room furnished duplos1031511. w,'øv, battery and ,..f;, S,esd, C.J 322.2903. Seminole ('ounty. 75 scras or part. Purpl. hull crowder peas. $7 buWHO CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW month. 322.5537. j-i.i iaIi"f 32? ?)? ci, ynu pick, Phone i2?-7fl04 1..i ,,, Terms avalla I.. Evenings Ph. I lU. r.. FHA 235 PROGRAM7 'nch l'1 •'at 2 Rodreem apartment. No child. 'We are building new ht't'tøi nOW 2S46 S FRENCH (17-92) 377.$44.l 173.0373. cr,*l, $1 I',, ()r y rr, I' '- 's 'ill 0190. pefi 122.3175 ret Clo,a.outs on nearly ill 607O bedroom suite, $1 IS; Mi.er, $i 5: .ic. of your chc., 3 and 4 bed- -------let i 000. attes high model, INSTAMATIC & INSTANT ' Shepite' rooms. I ½ b. 4)s Not In bousr.q 3 bedroort;, 2 bath,, separate din. East SemInole Ce,. 40 74 bout burglar alarms, - ih,II ,cvte, Plum. '172. 1903. pupp.s aper'tmir,int IronIng. 200' Furnished one bedroom and dry, wooded, lug room, fireplace, c.rstral LOAD Cameras. Trade Ii th.i $10. Rotis oven, Ill: manual development;. Call now and dlihealthy, nile, and fernaios, A4,l", 7701. S. Pail Ae Calf on paved stat. highway. 1320' I Old KIurikerl Every old camera cod - 'SI P.na.if, A-jtomtic 322. heat/air, $12,000. Call you proQrar Se. if typewriter, $7: $150 beb1 items cuss this $10. Call 371.0094. Mr. Carter. 131-2771. frontage on country road $700 c,ed,'.u' Cs.a 322.0547 iii., 294$ after Sp...s. now' worth somatMng in trade for $45. 661.1042 can qualify. -- ----per me'. with terms. 4. C'"ker je'anlsl pup&es, AKC, 7 alseady low, low I iow.rd our ________________________________ 24. Homes Rent UnfurnIsh!i high aid 10 acre,, SAULS AGENCY Geneva Area KUIP REALTY weeks cr4, -..-- - h'o'utle f'males, 5 ?105. 'WALNUT STEREO, $48 75$ $on.ne'wilt. u. lie dry, loti of trees, just reduced I WIEBOLOT'S REALTORS MULTIPLE LISTINGS, 322.2335 171-Sill, 210 5. Park $00 each. icreened bath. h.drcoc,, I '1 'Igoell.nl c.n. --acre. "as. $575 per FREIGH f DISCOUNT in pric, to ------------DOWN HOUSES 3 sear school;, porch, carper4, dt;on. 26 000 actual mJ.s. 530 acres, irnSunlarid area: 3 bedroom, I bath, Volusla Co., 2-1970 beautiful walnut stereos, F.. kittens, part Per;an, 7 F.H.A. £ VA 96$ T.pe recorder. Value shopping, 37775 173-1*61. Mortgage $13,100. $94 p e r cb;Idran arid dogs' In shipment, 10 proved pastor., paved ,osd Alsia old, love slightly scratched We Give SatisIed Service $1400. Selling at best offer, I fenced. 322.474L frontage, fenced, cross month. pay. each, or 7 127-0231 sold I,'u 34$ SALES RENTALS be 3 bedroom ,,nfurLAKE MARY 3231497 alter 6p.m. I9tS P ,rnb1 e Ame'",-,'i. S wells and lam,. 3500 Per ace ,,'s.nts of 5$. Phone Credit Macag 372-7174 .nIst.d house. giady Brown Real owner .utcmmhr. ' 'weeks Sanford Dalmatlon puopiel. AKC. tO HANDYMAN'S DREAM mile frontage ' i er 322.9411 or se. at P41GHTS.WEEKEN_323.04$S, I 150 Acre Grove, $'v 332.52)7 or 322.1964. eeAdttoc, 661-1251, weined. $10 and esress 5t,f and Reduc. old, 2 bedroom lurnl,t',d horn.. Den, fluids with FLUIDEX, Sewing Center, 301A F. lit St malt paved hghway artery, $40, 377.419?. $1.69-LOSE WEIGHT safely Downtown, GOVERNMEN1' OWNED HOMES screened porch. $5900- Uberal near city limits of San aid. Es3 bedroom house at 2312 Mellon' 95' 5TUDE$AE WAGON ,qS. with D.w.A.Dl.t, 9$c At term;.21S C.df. 2300 Mellonc.Ilent development potential. yule Inquir, at Call 321 .Y490 .4'. S LOW AS $300 DN. o ld. puppies, & weeks Beagle ROUMILLAT'S WALGRE(PI. ; - ---------- - -- -- -----Call today (or appointment to yule after 5 p.m. lit Il'.iON SIT 525 tiP .i $25 each, 372-4959. wore's REALTY STENSTROM'S IXCLUSIYES t$ Volks-..ag... tag. in se that. desirable listings. j - - -______________________________ STENSTROM MILLIPS _________________ 2565 ARK Moytoir ExclusIve-) bedrooms, 2 Keefer Pears, You pick. $1.50, )''v 1? 2 7'S. Homes Rent Furnished '''S.' I?? )S1 ST. JOHNS REALTY Campers Travel Traitec 0'. "S',rLrd', Salri 1..dcr" Florida room, central bath,. bushel. Call 372-7546 Isardall THE TIME TESTED FIRM For information Call 322.2420 big heat arid air On three Plyrnuth 353 4 speed, 168 Frr',sbed 2 bed'oc.m far". boute Avenue, ooi i Get professional carpet cleaning Apache Camper, sleeps 4, 120 N PARK AVENtIS 177 1' 71 Nights, Sundays & Holiday; tries, beautiful lot,. 2$ fruit '600 196, Feed is' "-' 12000. at 2531 Magnolia. $50 month lt. $4 cond,ton. $425, Call 372.61 rent Blue Lustre (Icc' results 322.2160 3224*24 322-7677 Available Nights ai 322.5424 $76,950. Cei 322.2436, cluding water. Inquir. at 2127 T A K COINS. Buying silver doltric Shrmpoo.r only II per day. ............ MavIr Eaclsslve 3 bedroom,. ., ----------n 2.t545, I :-: ._n . Tr.,'.r. ijvi;ivy UQWN I FHA.VA Homes. I CARROLL'S FURNITURE. .... baths. F1'jrda room, new 41, DusineSs OpportUnItIes 2 -trade. 101 S. Park. book-up, Has spate tire. Ph. SEMINOLE REALTY 2 bedroom piic. LAKE MARY. clean, two I central heal and 138-3316. Conditioned Ctose.Out Price. Start your own letter shop arid 322-5232 furnhhed house. No pelt. 90. 1,01 F'rL Ave. loslSs4 boy's Air lot;. $72,500. I coyirlg service with the corn. , • price. special Refrigerators 3 bedrooms, 322.3930. Mayfair !.xc)wslve trousers, $2. shirts, $1, b • Ill 7"Boati, MIneEqent reproduction time oniy. G. H. HIGH limited Gutetner poct SOUTHWARD . 2 baths, Flrda room, on three I i $7; Girl's dresses bottoms, W. 1st St. Stuart's. APPLIANCES. 1700 cerit.r (torn Nicely furnished house, escellest INVESTMENT £ REALTY Co. $OAtS_AOTOOS_!PAIIESS pr.tly ;05, $22,500. 12-14, $7; girl's teen dresses or Howard 377 3113 Phone Bob Brokaw location. 322-5546. arid HOMES ,l,. 7, $7 Women's suits La. Acres Excluslve-3 bedroom;, ROISON $PQi -,(()l) Dye at 661.4436 for details I I l'i baths, with Florida room, :)rjwpJTOwta SANFOID 377-5951 •ft., Il. dresses ,li. I?, $3. Se. for youiielf bow easy it i 116 N, Park ,ê,ve, Sanford, Fl.. I STEMPEP AGENCY Check with Georq. Stuart. 113 onitructort, central heat urder Phone 322.1635. Nit.: 322.S34 to buy lIt. furniture of you , 322-9173 Multiple Listirig Realter OrRob,.s;nn, Dov.ntown uth our low b.dqet1 Beach buggy and bsrqe tIm boatl e"d dr. Act now and select own choke 1919 s. F.sch 322.4911 lardo, 23,000 BTU air conditioner, under STEMPERAGENC V large eceelleut base fur he'.te paint color, tile, carpeting. ccl. terms. warranty, $210 2-IS gallon boat. leech bqq1 needs work Multiple Listing Realtor ____________________________________ in soo. FURNITURE CENTER Feridsh.d 2 bedroom Juplee, too Mortgages boat tanks, $30 ea. 322-6710 Wi't. Ms H'tt 737 N I9l9 S. French Ross Court Etclvslye.-4 bedrooms. ¶ 42. Loans & month, Pay own utilities. 322. 322.4111 1100 S French Ave. 117.921 4 ) ?+- I10CC' 0' 2 baths. Florida room, central after S t"Ot Call 322.7953 1135 -.V. m.k. qu.(I Cal1' os's (0 keftte that can be 500 pound tar Two housss-i, 2 b.droonu, and I call 253.0223. e d heat ant' aIr. Country i L __________________________________ •riythirig. No ed tape. used for commercial use. $464 S bedroom, Reasonable. Inquire rooms. $26,000. Feljd sire air condition.r w I I h I 26, Mobile Homes Rent CROWN PAWN SHOP $35. Call Norge electric range, at 231 W. Bay Ave.. Lorsgwood. Wynriewood Esclusivi heat pump. $I35. Boat aeces 25th ANNUAL CLEARANCE 3 bed. 309 Sanforu . E. 2nd St 322.0539 I - ______________________PARK AVENUE TRAILER PARK series, compass speedometer. All size outfits new and used rooms, Florida porch, fenced __________________________________ "LOW DOWN PAYMENT" greatly reduced. Prices like Spaces. Rentals, Bottle Gas. bow light, etc. 322.1176. back lawn. Real doll house. I SO. Carport Sale Good 24' 5.11 propelled mower, GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES $1275, 16' low Rider, $795. 2545 Park Dr.. 322.216!. $14,500. I $25, New 67515 tires and 2.3-4 IRS. 1.2 BATHS piano, $250; Riding lawn Spinet tilt trailer,, $ ISO. Speedy Sturdy City Exclusive 3 bedroom 2 1 Oak table, $ 5 : manic $30: Cuwheels, $10 each. 838-7669. TRAILERS AND APIS. 17.97 •cress mower, $75; Swing set an dl $1264 70 h.p. moetr, $1024., -- ------JIM HUNT REALTY, bath, fireplace. On two lovely I rio;; bottles: unusual misc, items. from Movieland, Sanford Mobile M.uy.go-ro, 320. 323.1455 Many others new and used. luy lots. 123.500. Ave., evenings. I 2214 Sanford Trusfone Block Co. I Park. 323.1930. INC. now. Terms POISON'S SPORTRovenno Exclsislvit 3 bedrooms, --_____________________________ ING GOODS, Dowritiwn SantwIt Inventory sale on bold; a n d Kenmore Elsetric Range 20" wide. Don Howe end Jim Hunt ________________________________ CARPORT SALE: 2 couches, 2 baths, Florida r,om, ceniral baths "; Tw. bedroom trailer, I Excellent cot ition, ,Vissl., $50 iories. Open SaturJay t stepping I,okets'Owriere items. Ca II other bed, many heat arid air, $18,950. I 10' by 50'. 322-7705. 3230576. I until noon. 5th and Elm. Phone 2624 Park Dr. 322-8835 after S for directions, 3 bed. 1272ll1 Casselb.rry Exclusive STAPCRAF'T bATS _______________________________ 322.6492. NIGH!S AND HOLIDAYS rooms, 2'-'i baths, Florida room, I 27. esort Rentals 57. Muskas Instruments CAMPING £ TRAVEL TRAILER 1 322-9214 or 323.0546 central heat and air, on Lk. I 52. Wanted to Buy BedsIde camode, $20. Walker, $10. EVINRUDE MOTORS Hutchlson oc•an front apartment. Kathryn. $29,500EXCELLENT UPRIGHT PIANO. Call 322-I j$7 joENING'S WESTERN AUTO Bedrooms, 2 baths, Air cond.. 322-4 I 2 339 S. At!arttc, Daytona 8.acb. CASH CONDITION. PH , 322.3151, ANPOtD 122-4403 ________________________________ tioner, $16,000. $3,500 Down. I For further information, call 322 rop Call Mrs Hutchison at 322ted f'ntur., appisric.; 5'5A. Househotd Goods _________________________________ III I. Woodland Drive, By own- I 2420. After hours call 322.2*60 or, 4058 59. MachInery 'ool, etc Buy I or 1001 Items IS' Orlando Clipper. lOh.p. Jøh: or. 323-0505 For Sale 1322.6824, Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. son, and trailer. Ie;t offer. 129 REALTY drag Un. with 31. Homes For Sale I F. Woodland Dow.. I Puiecr.it ____________________________________ (or "Piano" Used w,,,her, reconditioncd, 90 Half yard STENSTROM FREEDOP4 2565 PARK Will pay $300 cash yard dump tiuck. Yard and one Area). AP. day guarantee. MOONEY CALLIART REAl. (STAlE : half I £ H. 775.41 74. ipinet or Baby Grand from pri. PLIANCES, Corner 3rd and Pal. when. Mellonville-'last model home In 24 HOUR SERVICE vale party. 322-90* I. work from excessive yard SEMINOLE SPORTING metto Sanford, Fl.. 323-0697. 61. Farm & Garden SupplIes San-Lanta subdivision. All brick, CALL 322.7411 you purchase this 3 bedroom 2 __________________________________ G",)ODS bedroorrs, I I/s baths, avail. Small boat trailer, for 10' or I 2' b.th home with enclosed porch W'f th'CI5ft sectional arid chair, Rat. Florida Peat. Minimum order PARK RIDGE, FAIRLANE ESTATES : able uncer FHA 235. $200 down, YOUR JOHNSON MOTOR £ boat, 322.3553 evenings. arid fireplace. $10,500 with terms 100% latex, Washable cover. Call us to determine what your ________________________________ I BOSTON WHALER DEALER 5 yard load, Geneva, 349.5194. II desired. LOW, LOW' DOVI,/N Fine Furniture. • monthly payments will be. Build- 54, Merchandise Rentals 372.1192 75th £ Sanford Ave. JOHNNY WALKER w three end four bed* Couch, $75. Chair, $25. Phonc Plants Pepper, Marigold, Salvia 531.6300. CONSTRUCTION _______________________ homes under FHA 235 322'-2139. room WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 16' S.abre.i. with cebIt, 75 bp RENT A eir PEAL ESTATE Clean 3 bedroom, 7 bath, screenProgram. Payments less than 322.3976 Johnsos, and trailer, $915. Call 601 Calery Ave. Rollaway, Baby Bed,. 15,000 ITU Air Conditioner, $279. _______________________________ 3224457 $100 monthly. Ph. 1)1.6400. ed porch. Set on estra large CARRO1LS FURNITURE FIRESTONE STORES lot with beautiful Oak trees, and 62. LIvestock & Poultry CROSS COUNTY REALTY New tome on MarshallAv.., 116 W. Ist Sties.. Ph )22.5lll. ---Ph. 322.0244 76. Trucks For Sal. fruit tree;. $11,750. ---- 1st & French bearing bedrooms, I ", baths. Also will SADDLE-EQUIPMENT SICY ROOM SUPPLIES Call 323-1868. - -SANFORD REALTY build on your lot or ours. Ray SEWING MACHINES $ 963 Ford ball ton trimck. 6 cI Western W..r Save at b. I Hospital beds, wheelchairs, coCrank, Contractor.Buiider. 671. Two bedrooms, I bath, I.rg. Florl. 2544 So. French Ave. FREIGHT DISCOUNT long bed. clean, e*ceII.nt ouOld Corral Wa,t.rn Shop modes, walkers, etc Sale or 4160. 377.945 da room, 472 RosaHa Dr. on Day 327.7212 dition. $595. 322-2575. Rent F.4'dicar. approved. Flori- 2-1970 new Zlq.Zag sewing ma Hwy. $7.92, Imi. S. of D.Bary I au I.... lit mm ii Ann -. ,_L:__. .Ii..keL ..s.I..A 4 'I lUll. •VVV, fJlvV "i''' •"r Aids, Inc.,.,, da I nent to e sold for $28 each. By owner. 322-9123. Sar,lord Ave. 373.1570. May be paid eas' or 7 monthly 55. Merchandise or Sl. 2 ledroom hous. near schools,________________________________ payments of $4. Will take trade under $l0,000. 614 Laurel Ave. as part payment. With war- , _______----------- / __ - - - ANIMAL HA. b. 'staus s' DI bnard.4, siture, full profesIiO"iil care' $60 me. JU-OO4 C ) I- I - - - - l.S: . '•''•' -, . - ix • I ,- - - - - I - I 4 '-4 $,,J50, 317.1134. e ' - * * . i -v., S ' ' " Aig VALVE ol MY EA 4OR? ___ • • ;__.':r ( ___ L___. - Harriss Realty Legal Notice $1) -- - S. *. Gelding, gentle, var's nce, •s ,t, VEN KINNELS, 313.5151. PAYTON REALTY it cenditiened, 74. Trucks Fe,i Sole ' - -°' ___ ____ LOT 'LL R,4-4T',.. WUO 1jj ' 322-1)01 7540 Hiawatha at $7.92 _. '" ' I 7 " w,fh 2 larg. ftl L'aths, and room carpeted, kitchen wIth snack bar, hullt'in stove arid rec.ss.d refrigerator. Patio with bar. $17,500. Terms. $J.tJ4U 01 3-1' _____ '- ____- - 62. LIvestock & Povltry Tack av*iie'ile. living 322 347 - -- Modern I * f COMMODORE APARTMENTS " 3 'FAST ACTION WANT AD ______________________________________________ I -- CENTRAL AIR - ADULTS • NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. Nolice -------------- new - - - . 4029 after 5. ___________ AVALON APARTMENT'S Con H.Ip. Wri. P.O. o'r 1213 Sincrd. Ft.. Pote 322-6399 45RtI Said Eatote; Apply in parson. 201 S. Park, Gurdtn V. Frederick oh all surfaces, rnmlrt reet' t's as tt'lI as hut places. ery county and "we're doing ow program of elimInating Tc'U and earh nf you at.- hereAttorney for Plaintiff C. P. bento,, Yellow Cab Ce. - 1 ritmrd b the Ian is herry }u'wIer,aJ'I'& employe. hi' notified and required to pre. RENTALS iii East Co-rnm.rcta.i street N. pAct,. calls. pretty' goad," says Its chairman. Claude Kirk and getting a sent any claim, ani demand. 21-Rooms or Rest o tk ____________________________ Maj. Holbrook Scott of Ocals. riervntive governor, tumid Scott, which r'u. or either of y'oU, Sanford Florida :r;: 22-Apartments Rent Unfvreb.d 16. SItuations Wanted us:T'st the titat. of ZCIE____________________________________________ T'uhiInt Aug. Ii, :. a: & i.t. ; ha;'. braid & the ('-nn.er'ntivr' CIti - 711 - cur-uid forrnt'r vu't' chair 23-Apartment, R.,,i Fvnsished ,_yal rulE r.E:NJA3IIN RATLIFP'. do34-Homes P,.nt Unfurehh.d 1170 Sate EsRt'pubtic&an Family man needs work. Paintinp Committee said 60,000 "fact man of the sens rsu.d, late of said County, to I'1("V1T1*,l%AME •v minor carpentry. No job toe the County Judg. of Seminole 25-Horn., R.ni Furnished _______________________ FICTITIOVS sheets" have been mailed out l ,'CUtlVt' Committee I NOTICE 18 herd' giv.n that NOTICE I hrot'r given that I County. florida. at hi. office In 26-Mobile Homes Rant rsT1Cg roa BIDS small. Call Ton. 323-1476. Scott, who said Kirk appoint' 1 am enia.d in hmptne,. at UI 'Y .flgM,.'iI If bUPInrai at ht. I iecent weeks and he hopes a The hoard of County Commi.- th. court houae of said Cnunt' 27-Resort Ranlals thIrd and final maIling will ed him to hezsd hIs Veteran's Oratig, Drive, Sen.innl. County, bri SO4 L.ongo'ond. Senunole aion.re of Sominnie Cnunt-, for, at Sanford, florida. within III 7$-lusinets Rentals 17. ChIld Car. Fitirida. tinder the ticti. Ida. will receive bid. at the of. calendar month.. from the time commIttee in the Republican I honda, untier lie firtitinus 'nunty. - 25-w.s.d T, .,'4 reitcli 600,000. nan. of (Irange Stat" hteaIt;- tifilip name ciT Prank's AUt )SI' lice itT Arthur H. B.ckwittt Jr., of the first t'ul,'icttoo of Iuiii. P.d.,m.r Day Care Center .4 u*itl tba. I lIitai,d I' I'St The organization hits received got'ernn'r'; 1P& campaign. be. I of Hanford otid that I ilUcild tc' in the Court linus. at Sanford, notice. Two enpias of each claim Lutheran Church ti now REAL ESTATE said name with the f.Ierk (it Florida up to &0O P. M. Monday, Of demand aball tie hi writing, son.e $C,000 in contributions and, came disenchanted with Kirk In register said n.m. with the it 7427 Holly Avenu., Monady, Circuit Court, Kom!nole August It, 1170, for furniahin and shall stat. the place of real- 3D-Sale or Rent Clerk ,,f the ('itt- ott Court. SemiAuguit 3. N.y name is TUMI- iT a uT!iciet amoUnt Is tflt Iii. 1116?' 'nole County, I-'liirida. In accord. Count, Florida, in acrnrdace ti. t,iini items of equip- dent.' nd post office addre,a of -Homes F'.i 1.1. _________________________ th. claimant, and shall he ricr with the lil-ovIalon. of t;se with the girnvislt,ns oT lb. Y'lcU- men LING TOTS DAY CAPE CEN. aworn Fictitious Name Statutes, to-wit: tints. Name StatuteL, tn-wit: Setor 32-Farms & rov.i cmp.et S*da for to t'e th. claimant, hi. agent. lIP.. s23-29i0. _________________________________ Fl,rida 'ttiit.. 1517. b.,'tinn silos Florida Statute. tliiii 55"t. County Piatning ti,partment attorney and accompanied t,s a 33-Lots & Act..g. hi4 Priti t 'i":'ritilley filing f.- of ott. dollar and "uch 3-Mobe Homes with sir' trade-In. Kids outgrown their clothes, lays, -: I'uLsilsh Aui i. 1170 Janice I. McWhorter Spei:I'icsitinn, map' be nbt,iin- claim or aemand not so 'tic I 31-Income £ Investment Prep.r$y .Si at i::n ,,.n,, Iltot nt Au'-' NoTICE Lk iii:Iu:i bedroom furnitur,7 Us. • Sanford . '. ed by writing to the beminnie shall hr void16-Real Estate lacking. or a, sitot ihoreafi. tr i,.reihle, thr Ilnarti ,f Ct'unty (lommts.lun- 1'ul11sti At Herald WartS Ad to soil the.. Ia! altidred Kirby -County Ilnglne.r, 4100 P Orlando 37-Peal Est.i. Auctios etc ha. s.-ltedubed and a-ill hold a liroring upon the budgal request IIEC-" oTICE i1tI 1l(;t ',$.ms, Dial 327-261 I. A, executrix of the 1*st Tr., Sanford. Florida: r plokod of the Seminole County Port Authority, a eummery of saId budget 3$ P.. E$.+, Wanted I"t'. I. hirr.l'y gi;-et that str at U. Engiti'ner'a Office inrar'rrrinis saul: and Testament of beltig ac follows Nci'rIi'j' lr h."enu gvel that thu Hoard of Adjustment flf tti cateti on t:. s highway Wilt cur. for chfldren In my horn. ZEHEruF.F. HETJAMIN RAT'J: i"'i:Il"rtt £ lu:VENVF.: rt .'ngagrl It ltinin.-s, at City of Sanford will hold a .p.- app-oximntel' 1 miles south f we tIFF, deo,ase1 FINANCIAL near 1.1. Mary School, 323. $ 45,517.00 'total Ad 'nii'roni Ta; Ensid (irli&tidt' Ave., Fern l'ark. cla meeting is' Atsgtist 1 1Q70 STF.NST1tO,. DAVIS & 0671. 4l$siri.;s Opportuitl It*rii*g Cnmnilsasnn Funds Florida, ufldet in ttI' ('it' 11.11 M 2I t. IL, 'p Sernititile Cci' hid. to ts- enclosed in a aeal. 5ir1ITUSH 15,100.00 Antfrlpsi.d I'nr* Hevetsue. 47-Loans & Mortgage, thi- flctltiou. nan. of Oator Mn- ' ntder to rohsaishtr a request for .d envelop, plainly ma'ked on Attorney. for Executrix 42,4Ei.01I 3 Apt. *eat Furnhh.d carried Forward 4 3-inv.stments Wanted _________________________________ tel and that we intend to regis- a %'ritianre ii Ut.- .onin Ordrn. the outside. "flit' P'(.It FiRN. Florida State Bank-Suite , tar said name with Lbs Clerk afire as it I.et,ln5 1 nff.,u'eet IHHING CC)atT'AC'r 5EDA, Op• Post Office Box 130 Newly d.corat.d. 2 bedroom aparf5155.555.01 of thu Circuit Court. Seminole iiarkiti anti loadln€ iegui.tlot .eptemt*er 1, 117*." Panford, Florida 12771 MERCHANDISE 'I'(i'!'AL RE%'ENtE merit. W.t.r turnished. Adults Count' Florida In accordance I requirement. for apartment and hid. will he opened on Repteni. Publish Aug. a, 10, 37, IXPENDITt'IIF.S: SD-Carport Sale wilt 'hi, prs-;'tsmone of the FietI- a.$snrtnlrnl hutela. hems more her 1. 1170, at 31:00 A. ii. cit ac DEG-3 pref,'.d. Upstair, ovo, 306 W. $ 25.720,00 Salaries !'I-Aucfi.et tioti. Name' Sta;ului. to-wit; Sec. si.scittcrailr deocribed s Incite-i poeaible. 13th St. 322-800*. ther.afIsr as at & SupplIes Office '' Florida Statutes 11-1. 'if I.tw*isit anti 'baprnar /ivrnu, THE CIK'1'IT ('Ol'Hl' IS 12-Wanted 4, Ivy meeting t lu held in the ('nun insuratit-'. anti funds 3 2,I00,tU belwpfl East Titirti ar,fl Caat Nis Es'elvn A churen 5E1t1i..OLI ((Ii %'I'T, 53-Swap or Exchange One and two b.droon'i, apart. commission Meeting Room 1st Sixth Street. 'anford, fond t' Augus' .3. $churcn 54-Merchandise ReMah at aanthrd. the Court Rous. meets, wall..to.wali carpeting. -''.°" isa's.' A SL'h.s'rlptInss 1'itiiab July- 27 A Aug 2,10.17, II. t Porkin., "ha1rnian )-'iii,-ida. (rflIL Si). I 55-MerchandIse 1,00(100 F.. Sal. Advertising all eow kitchen equipment, alt hloai'd a' Adjustment 1171 The right is reserved to waive I ST"KTON. WHATLtEY, DAVIN UA-t'4ous.hoid Goods fec Sal. 500.01) (ffmoe Supplies j'y-.. conditioned, water I'bliPi Aug. 11, l57s furnished. & COMI'A?'CT, a Florida corpora;6-Ant;q,e, or 500,00 Tri.tag. Lease, $85 arid up. Adults. tie. Iii bide and to reject atty or tiofl. 1.2(10.51(5 Printirsi us TIII. (1I('i l'l' ('('tilT 57-Musical lseintrn.& 322-1110. 100,01) (lastiliti. & I,ubrt'*flts 'liii-: i:stivi'i:r:'1'it .Jlhli(111 l 'rut-: (iUtl'I'l' ('fl1'PIT, lSTfl all hid. Plaintiff. SI-Business Eqvipm..t -_________________ hoard of County Commi;1iw.*(' Repairs 'sstrt - IT lIP Fl.Ofl' ('111(1 IT 15 ISIS P011 %IMlIt.ANDAL TODD CONS- rnUc- S9-M.c5iin.ry sinners l,il$.Ot' Ttetutaia I'LftltII)a s.,i.i: o;xi't. LISA is ais Pots rit:SiOl.i 'ION, INC., a Florid, corpora- 50-Iu;ldi,, M.$eqi..h Seminole Cottsty, Florida I'tflitiep _400,14, ('Ot*STl so. ua-i.as thin. etc., ci al. Alexander, Chairman John 5,u0U.W' Unnimtsslon. WUlt('EiTEIt YL'DERAL s*v- cts'ii. aersns SD. 751-Ne, £ Gird.. Sopplis. Drfrndanta. SIF fly W. Rush. Jr. :,('ft0,00 Maintenance SUTH'E ol' SlIT 62-Livestock & Peultry (IS(;N ANt' I.A)AN APNO('IATi(IN, soice or sin' ("i,unty Engineer 5.100,00 a NVFEfl STA'rF.S OF AMER. R01tt:I:T i: E t:NsL:I'T. 3--Dogs, Cats, Pets TO' hi A N I) A L TODD CON ibIIab Aug. 15. 24. 1570 I,001,Ot' Account ICA ('OItPOltATI()N, PTRt)CTION, INC.. a Florida flEGl0 1 Plaintiff, vi corporation, AUTOMOTIVE t net Matching 3,41.0* I NEt'.-1 'r l, Whua residenc, and a'ner.TIlE c'iurrrr cota - is 1*0.1)0 Jatiltnt 5erwioe Yl ,..C.mp.,, Tray.? T,.fl.,, m1uKN 5 SM11'hI ANIt 110110I i",.I1t)snt. bout.a are unknown SIMIS OLE t:ui'wra-. , I 3°1i.00 .Jst,ltnr hui'a'lIea IIE SlATE 0?' P'll)flhI)A 'II ri,.,na.wA TH S)II!T1I. his sift 72-$o.$s. Maths. lqvlpma.t TOV ARE El-IREDY NC)TlI,0O,0G Conttngent'y Isrf,,ndanti NELLA G. KLNNI.1)Y, FlED that action to fore- 73-Motorcycles, Scooter, j, 'ye_g ('AlE I 2400.00 Travel Exponsi, NVFI('E or WHOSE H tHENCE IS cIoae a mortgage ha. bean filed 74-Aut, Parts RE Tb. £a-ptt.s r 1,ltIO,1* Motor Vehicles SALE )(.U5l'R1 CINCLNAT1. OHIO, ANtI aains1 ANDA.tTODD (10N il-Autos, Trucks Wanted L)AVW WAL.TEIt NowroN, Furniture A Fixtures 2,I'T&.00 WHOSE MAILING AI')!'KEHS II minor I 7WT1C'I IS 11rl:UPY OTVC7' r3'HUC'TION, IN. • Florida cot- 't Treks F.. 15.500,00 Capital Outlay Sale pursuant to 's Final Judgment IS' lOV "H" STRATIISIORE I ti LARRY G It A hi AM and poratior, AS$('cIATED RADIO -. Sale STf1L'iT. itT P'or,triu.ur, dated thu' 4th a OF ORL.A.ND'O. ,lt(TII5A GRAIL AM. Lila wife, ANI3 TV COlt.)'. C - I ?7.!7$.$)0 CINcINNATI,, OH-tO day of Auguat, 1170, and rOtOrSOTICE BY rI'Btu'*TIoS or a Florida corporation JACK Gt,,00t},00 nissktng Fund for Isetit Set-vie. A øwftfl) lilvorite ComplaInt ed in CivIl Actii,n C&NI 7't ClIJRATTOX EL.CCTPJC, INC., IETITIU% PUS AI)OPTIOS ('VTA 21'ENIuIT't'RJl $$l$.0O 145 the Circuit Court of the lilting been flied against ynt 51 o r I d a corporation: NOVA AIi Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In th the Circuit Court in and fur Lt'MRER A TlttlhiE CO., INC kr,.'s-t.' 1 DOSeTSI ."i'ioa 111 IHIT anti fi'- Seminole (:t'unt,-. Fir- Semino!. ('.iunt'v. Florida. by Florida corporation and WA'rAUtitess t'nin.is-st & itivcNri:. Id wherein 1VOltCETCIt FEIs- 1t'.'IIC)tT i-I KENNEL'T. JR.. for NOTI. KI.'dS PMTT a WA.LLPAPZI:. ARE HERET TOIJ Mliii LOAN Du0,000,00 1ItAL SAV'OS ANI) LOAN divot-cc, the short title of which FlED that a Petition has bean IN",, a Florida corporation, NO" EllA Grant 5i4,000.0i Aps''tIATION I' N IT F ! Lb ROREZtT H- KENNEDY. ilL, filed In the above ityled Court y"t ate rtittred t'y)'ort Authority d,flftl 00 FTATEh OF AMERICA Coltl"1: PlaintIff. ;-,'rju. NELti' 0 KEN' for lb. adoption of lucid W*e- of your tt ten dsienaea. i ---ATIUTt' is Plaintiff, and LIOR.EX NEDY. Defendant. thee. pt.Norton a miner, and you any, to it on HeUiweIL Melt-os, I1OIICiTUT . sent, ar. to command you t ate r.'uir.d to awry, a copy of A fl.'Wolf. attornsya for pI*innitrrfl AN!) K. T')TAT, EN1tE his wife, at. Defend. nt"sar- and file your Anower 0?' your An.w$r or Otj.cttion* in tiff. who.s addr.0 Ia 100 South pE,rTT'rt'Rra iota, I will .-.li to the highest '"flies- ,ts(etise or pleading herein show cause why said petitinis Os-stir. A;-.'nu. Orlando. Florida. I land A R'W 3 i?t,7n0.ftr' and h,e,'* tihitler fur rat at lii. with the Clerk of the Ciroult should not granted. on toe ZUPI. and Ilk th. original with ' A s-aa.vp caa f'itn up CstrurtInn ,l,447,h"1) 'O (Front I Snot of the Sennt I Court of Neminnie County, Plot, attorney for the petItioners. Ed the rI.nk of the abos• Court on Engineer P... ifL7It',tJft rti, ('itirthouse in Hanford, lil*, sind C,,u, t., e,. thas'u ward K. KIrkland. 2: W. L*k. or before September 5th, 1Wi0 11,000,00 ImgkI EZISOSIIC en;lnnle Couut. Florida at 11:011 .,s-, *'lais,'iff'o Ma'S ,. Suite 104, Orlando, othe"wia. a Judgment may n. Besut' titisead.d by you but of b,0ft0.t*0 Ctinstt-. Irnerect 0. A Vi 'he ThIt dat' of August, Cievelnorl .*r Of Cet..ha,l onti Florida .n .-tu for the re 1l. its. o-glna.1 ir entered &ga*uis vakie to oth tie fitbnwing dee-'rlhed pro- Misc. At'." i.e at A 0. th office of the Circuit Court itef d.manttod in the rome aint (;nntingeisc-y 14,r1e.t( pony op set forth iiiuid Final tirawer Z Sanford. Florida. in ane for Seminole County, The real property prooeo..ts4 6sd lawS O.'.., 90$ tn,00t.tsf' y,iti Expenp. Jptlç-vw'..nt, It' Wit 0. .cfcit t1 ti U*7 Florida, on or fore UuI ltd against I,: MONDAY $w'v FRIDAY clubç a lebi. i.di., "I.et fl, ltL.y'K i, NflIfl')t itt N..pteinhet- A. I). 170. or other. day of September, 1570 tot 1i WO('I,(ItC$T. V'cIT TOTAl.. CXpE','lI"I't'RF, ll,'711',fl4sO.00 "flt.ANT)(' $E"(!NI' s'i Al)' wis.- iletnuit will tie entered thait old s.wg e. hEREIN FAIL N(Yt or a 6,. ONE, according to tb p1st I5'I'titL.t'l' £ 't5kI%(, 1-'l SI) IItThtS:1 1,'7't('N. accionhbn; to tnc 1agatnst you. thereof a. recoijel in Plat $10 *14. l's 130 P.M. fault will he •sttes-.d against . . di.n. RCETI'TS A 1Lb'lNUF..$ iila there.,? s-a va-s nrd*d in W'ITNE.M,h my hnssd and offi- Y(su lk.ok IL. Pate 51, P sbc B.. J Race Track Trust Fuisd *5O,t00.0 )'iat Ilocik 12, I'agea' 3&, 31, cml asal itt the ('1erk of the WITPZPP as' band and th. seal oersl$4)oây esids Ibis. cord. of Seminole County, t- s,s.w 57 of lb. Public R.cus'ds , Court Oil th,.' (be 12th of tilt. Ciiurt In Sanford, SamiPlorlits. ••ewu msa,rsu DWy 00 .Prtnclvi-?Ittud Amnr(ts.tte.n 'nusiuu,it' 'uissity, Fitirina.' nay or august, A, I) 1570. WITNESs air bsad and the Ionic Cou*y, Florid's. this Ith Pinking P'und.Reecrve Ai'roiint I_4,u:,1v ,L)at.tt thIs 12th w' of Auiruat, (S eei of .aId Court on this 5th uf August. 1570. Isitet-est 3,S57.1tl 9:00 AM. to 12 NOON Arthur H. fle.kwlth. 6*7 of August, Io. (Ctft('tUrT' C(TtJRT SEAL) oi*y m the b*n&! I ('i.-rS of Circuit Cuurt I ((S--AL) (S4EAL) Arthur H. BeckWitb, .3"., 500,000.00* .,-thir ii lterktvtti. Jr., Ii,': Martha 'I'. Vlhtr, I) t. Arthur 0. B.ckvictj, Jr.. r Cls'eult Court i flatoci at 13.istttittl. b's'Initi.ii- (nis!", t-'4,.rttII, tts- 17th da of "letS of said Cir'ruit Court ('LEVELAN't' A MiKE Clerk of CLr'enit i,ijp'j Ityl MarthO T. VlhA.p CALL UNTIL 5:30 P.M., TO Aug-uat A. 1). 1570. . fly' Martha '3'. TihIen $1'. 0. Drawer- Z. Ri- : Martha T. Viaes I)put)' Clerk Building Deputy Clerk I pw,-i hi lcirkiastd START OR CANCEL YOUR HERALD In,'. ,.tar M EEflNC &ntord. Fls,ride-*!7'TI H.iIiw.li Meirua* & t,)tI'olf I:: W, lake Beaut' II.-, THE NEWSPAPER WITH sL;IUN(n.i. ('Ot'V'fl' POUT A('THOhi?T1 111 N. It. s:nd $1r01 Attorneys for Pisintif' 101) South Orange .tsen se I1t; 104 AD NEXT DAY. SAT. NCON )Ij': harold H. Koatner, %'ir -.Chairman 3jami. Finritli 3211L1 Orlando. Florida Publish Lug, 17, 24, 1' & Sept- 1 Orlando P'krlda Publiob 2170 7. 1071' Publish Aug 17. 1570 Publish Aug. IC. II 14. E. 1510 Publish Avj 's', 11. 14 2 - 510 10D00 READERS 1i1&-lI PLG-4 I ImG MONDAY. I - $I50 week. Mrs. Jur,s Cell 322- I S , 7 Days '3 WITH A SANFORD PIERALLi BORN LOSER w;$ bug. old two story heute. Fenced yard for hors.;, Garden spot. Near tb. rvar. $11,500 I 3 Lines DIAL 322-2611 or 425-5938 '3 ACRE Ft"lcI . SEMINOLE BIE averlook, beach. loop; S-$. 2 bath;. N.ar laundry arid slot.;, 340 s I 5t tinus name of Sa1et First anti ____ applications to Civfl Ssrvk. that I intend tc rogster •j $j75 Mn1mum Ch.rq.) hammer lii ciy halt not l.t.r name with the Clerk ,i U. CirLegal Notice yL,It Court, Seminole Cn'.znty than August 25, 1970. florid.. In aeor1*,;e wtth he I Alw*ys order yect •d I TRI-: (iRnIT eoia PuS provision. r the Ti 't;:inus MaiiHelp Wonted lIUDi.E ('1)1 'i'T, 11OttID& r'.am. Statu,.s, to-o-i.: 3-rUor •cor'omical weekly or m.sthly ______________________ .tt'TI. A('FtnS is..-ni. Florida Statu'.a '1. rat.. W,i.,, yt.0 get earlier r.sulti, Gasi c,di.r i,. 'o ,e sq.,. - £:iN. James Muftrns. slori, Titan Tampered Glass is Plintiff )'ubliph Aug. 10, 11. ? i. 31. 1 "15 I call arid canc.l-yeu'll I. bIlI.d s..kin1 qu.1i4'.d glass cuti.r. 1 4cr •ly $1i days rue •, MILV1 W) Salary viii depend upon •1rat., FirTlilni's p.r,.nce. Call 131-2172 or corn. OTIC OF' Slit' NOTICE 15 hrreb' 5t'en that in potion to our plant, 1.1. am eiied in bualnos. at 121 TO Mr. Melvin Ileamon I Howell Road, C.st.lborry. Tollgate '!'ra.il, i..ongwt'od, Semieo South Clay Kereet I ____________________________ Quitrnan, ('l.nria fbi. County, Florida, under the $ 14 Female Help Wonted YOU ARE 'JOT1FIE) that api flrtltirus r1*me of Goorge 'r-rinia. tint, for diorre nd other ra- mor Aszc1ct,s and that I intend CLASSIRCAUONS hat has i'e.n tI1d against you *0 regIster said nam. with the AVON CALLING kilti s-na or, required to serve ('lerk of the Circ-uit Court. Scm:I. pôISy Your Probt.m7 a eupt- of "our written ditenrea nob County, Florida., In acora- -'JOTICES Her.', Sb. •niv'er . . . bocom. an - ic it. IT an:', no Oodon V. Prod- ante with the prevision, of the ! ,rlr'L Attorney- for rlalntl'r, Plrtttt,;u. Name ?tatute*, to-wit: I-Lest £ Found AVON R.pr.seri4ath'. - . . earn whose add,... La P. 0. lox lIst. Soction ?U.O5 Florida Statute. 2-P. so,.Ls coed money in your spar. time Sanford. Florida.. 1711. and tUe 15i'7. I 3-,ne.uric.m.n+s near born.. Call for d.t.ils $4L Ife nrtIn& with the rle,- k of Ii Guitar. 1... Trhnm.r 4-Card of Thanks 4617 or writs Mrs C. Couricfl, - the obos'. Myirl Court on or Publish tih £ Au ''- - -in Memori.m P. 0. 1.. 1214, L.ssburg. Flop. before the *th da of erm- 19fl _________ __ _____ "_.-_______________ her, 157fi. otherwis, a Judgment t)EF-'14 __ EMPLOYMENT may he entord against i'ou for IOC (RVt ST Thi' '-"nUOty Il-Schools & l,,.ti'.ct.o Need Jr. or Sr. beautician. Phone the relief tiemand.d iti the C rnJads.. Ssti'Ie Cousty, Finrtda. l 12-Employment o4era91.a plaint. 66I.45!7. _________________________________ WITNIZI4S Tn h*nd and ...i f to Probate. 3-Male Help Wanted asiti C'urt on Auguat 12th, 3,7( • ° " 15. Male or Female ZEREDCE ItIINJAMIS TuAThIFF I 14-F'.mai. Help Wanted Help Wanted t'licsa.e& J il-Mu. or '-emal. Arthur H Rp'kwith. J:., Tii All (',edtti'r. sod re're.n. I 14-.S!4uafjons Wanted of said Court .. ci D:spatcheri. Cab Dri.,s and ll.vlag (11.1.,. •t 1)aada 17-Child Car, 1': Martha '1', Vihirn, I'. C. - Days 7 31. Homes For Sal. WEL.AKA APARTMENTS 114 W. Fh'st Street CUSTOMER SERVICE - Q. "Ho much is a lid" A. over new and old product, vtslt- - and nggresslveness, is the net .0 PORTLAND, Ore. lAP -- ner' Ieave hSVt been c - , Z Of marijuana? Olie ounce . . - Q. What do starfish eat" A- 1fl studio.. end thiking to star-s. work ui keep flfl £'C OIL ABC, ORLANDO XIU(Cr5 end directors. "the third networL" Is under The American Legion and thou- celed for the eonventiou. U. S.àhoh 4 lnfroc1on < Anything that doesn't eat them first, truly . . . Q. "How many Network television's 1970-71 ne& Leadership and appears sends a! young people who don't Michael P. McCusker. 28. .r1 A. Atmut do the Volkswagen peopli turn out ever)' day I Friu. I;bi. Cerr.spond.rc. Coors.. season looks very mcb like the read;' to give the two larger. like its stand on the Vietnam Portland, a former Marine who Writ, huE. do Bo 1471, San. 425.5938 1068-70 seas at the same time older networks some reailwar are coming to Pordand thil I t.JIyfi he speaks for the Peap!t" ford, Fs. 2771. E -- - THE CAMERA COPS dunn their surveillance In a New last year. Thv'-' wifl he 23 new rompetitlor for niiirnc' !pvor. rrnnth on mNf V.' erforts un Ar-mv jornt'rnrer' s:id thy M'C VorL: dr'pnrtment tnre shnwrd one nut of every nine shnppen ne% shows. has under way to keep them apart. (nor's order to the Netuonui rolanm--o 1 01W cOUflts CR5. with PRIVATE SCHOOL AW" KEEPERS hI'ti}'i thcreiu sviped somctling - . About 14,000 Legion delegates' Guard was Itself a threat to the The Lonq.r Year Ad RVR$ Grad.; I .12 wIth co-.ducation.t as new shows Red Skelton's half been reshuffling its schedule the Nation now can claIm more than five million aires tJ refocusing. all in an of iort are expected, and officials an- peace. arid iudvdualiiod insfructiori, hour on n new network and Larelully kept grass. Wouldn't Walt Whitman be proud of -C.fl.g. pr.paratory os bgh NBC'S "Men lrr,m Shiloh" to attract more viewers n ticipate an Influx of 40.000 to Pet-er Fornara, another jam- The Less It Costs P.r Un. school oval, 322-1302. Wri4. Believe n. young people. boree leader said, "It Ii not our I which Is a drastically remod- younger age brackett. ann in urHoli.y Hain.s Ac.d.my, P.O. "They say they know the bcstintentIo to provoke violence." CONSIDER TillS - It ha; been proved that nothing scares did "Virginian.' None seems ban surr'undngs. It will schedP.r Day Ic 1764. Sanford. nil a robber more quirkl% than a woman's scream. A siren Robert H. Hazim, head of the isn't as good Neither is a bell. Now watt, this doesn't Tnt'Mn *1) be very different from series uk' fewer specials. undcr a n• for America.' said a spokesman fli City .1 Sanford Ch,fl Sarvics a thief points a gun at her. On the con- which have been around 1,ir policy dictating that only spe- * for a youth group calling Itself local committee arranging the hoard ii acc.pEng applications a girl aught to yell if ciIs which have found sponsors the Ptopli' Army .Iambord"e. convention, said jamboree reP- ATS FOR COp(UCUTlfl IN. panic a some time. fo tIis position of Au'tomotiv. A to too apt is t..rMry. A ;hrikig femaLe in person to tell them they resentattvp had asked for a SEITIONS Machank, Rsquir.ments: It So Returning programs, will not will he schedLilecI Currrntiv "1W re gn!ng A CHANOR ginmsn into pulling the trigier Still, why don't 1k.' anti-hut45 years of ag.; high school or g. place on 5ht' (I'fltViklOh proglar boys invent a tanc-di'ck alarm that broadcast-' the voice risk zsfls' really radical change - there or.' almost none (10 it IITi wron .quls'aI.nt .dgcatopi: •xp.ri.nc. COPY. Gay. Tom McCall has ordered ! Producers, who are usually schedule hut several on its _____ •Iun. _________ -4' of a crcnmlflg woman? 1 usually get these superb Ideas after in arid w"rkng knowl.dg. of 6.000 National Guard troops good galesrnt'r c;Wak - cnnvinc shelves .. miner arid major repair and the party bretuks up at about 2 o'clnck In the morning, 1 DAY . .. 34c Per LI.. -area for a traininc automotiv. ma.n$'osar,co on Leg a I Notice S OPEN QUESTION - Is it true that if iou place a slier , , r-c on Aug. 28, opening _____________________- 5 DAYS .... 2k p,, .quiprn.nt, iricludng both gelD. S of garlic In the sole of your sock, your breath will smell of liri. and diatsi origin.;. Int.rrIrTlrIos'a %*1H. ., day of the convention He said S Ii v.ws and t.sh for u.lifi.d ap garlic within two hours? tilt')' might be held mu Ui. ritxt gi;en that 1 21 DAYS . . - - 24c Per Pie. pliciriti will I. bald at 9:IS Ir. OUR LOSE ANI) WAIl MAN lwreb recoras tin' .tisuc fnI 21$ 14flWaO°d. Seminole _____ am. and 1:30 p.m. August 27, - 3 Lines HERALD SANFORD 23. Apt. Rent Fur.Ished REWARD_for r.+grIl of smsH 1.. miii Dach,hwd c.ikd Gr.tck.,, Inst i' vicln4$y of Sb. 2500 bioc of 5 Liuj'.i Av. 322-$5S - fawnlost: 4.l. E-igiisb buiidg, • i .. c. 38667. Dbct Pha. Liass To WITH A "FAST ACTION" WANT AD the ne season ingly about exciting scripts and NBC. whh tJi fewe?t new how d rfl P ri 3 Vi p(rformances. I ahowa-four---stUl hikas to use IOO& Businen-ltke and ecu- INFORMATION By CYNTHIA 1OWR AP Televl*ionRadlo Wriiir vvaiit AÜS iieiiver... Fast Action NOW -PERSON TO PERSON LOW RATES 1.Ltnd Towarø Faii tarting uate SELLT IA, - II AMONG HMD IJIQtX)R driukcri, 31 per cent of the black men prefer Scotch while on1 21 Per cent of the whiLe men SELLIT • i I V NtWOKS (1 JIi I r - - ----iLrr1.-&r - 1 I . -' ..---- '* ,',.- :- ---- . - -t",r,' ''•"-'.,' ... .--4 I 4 . 4 - :J"c 4' - - �SIDE By GLANCES Gatrrath _________________ ________________ X MEAN NOT OU MEAN OUR - I1'tLDO A BOARDING HOUSE _________________ ByGatzralth SIDE GLANCES OUR BOARDING HOUSE __________________ ------ ___ I L*TER I 'LL NY, ØUT AI#C)WI _____________ rp IN IT UP..AND CLEAN 6V<15 CAT OOT Her "TAIL %S WIN TW CON- fqr>KnN6/ AM&NS FREEPOV4% _i4 AA L 1:440A1 IH THE TH -is qL PORS .I [J ~k 2 I . 0; Paw r"I ~ 1 I - t- _ . , ULI Ir r4 L OH / ' MEON6 OKA WhATAGPE AVI _ _ - MUSE! I Oftk 'a LORI IS A YffjR$l _ 00 ACTIVITIES V7 1-1 Aprr OUT OUR WAY . V 41 OUT OUR WAY TA X? 1111 br Rtk lift VAL 11111* St VA do - "Stanley is anti-estabflshrnent4 Daddy, ________________________________________ _____________________________________ ' LL " I .- EEtLtAKS METO AMD W 0.6 tell you ou why did so poorl at college last - 00 JLAWI.Irz~ A- B HU year...yourHE ____ CIP/ 1L5aC S(j it .ILLY, SUA ____________ - - - - ______ circulation to your brain vie iaw& rrow HER 16111 boas Is YOU A CALL P CA 41 k Al hum 7 7_2299" PRICILLAOS POP 1z SAY irtaj= e, jP11 lip 5116 —%171; ;A PA I I f f2229224 A Atilt -0 tin 1 17H is going to ban ash trays in all. 172 auto CARNIVAL By '1 // DICk Turns I VfI love B-17 ______________ the old-fashioned dances—how about we do ByDick CARNIVAL () 0 the twist2l" - ___ ______ -- ___ - Q, Turner E JT SIT 7.41 Oct WE'D BE TWE 7W S 7~ ,77 IGFOOT IS A WHY DID Z40 So ARE ~r=EE- WE LAUGH BL-UFF 14 TICKLED 17 THEY %SCtT LET &14E JY BY 1HE NAME OF Jft JAT Lis RLJN IN MEXITONfr TWCXJa4T %VERE STA iry JC*J!S 6XVID WE Dcwr c" FYI AT'S RIG HT, VA>4MLJG rUJ ...ON DUMP TUCX5 TROL Loct J -' ' I uJ :I CAWT UNDESTbNP NP-Er, MIND, / - RACS. iris MEYJTDNY? OLD LADIES IN FREE-FOR-ALL __ - i J I CCULD TAJE 1J4E CRAC)'.S I DONT QUALIFY FOR I LOAMP UP! %E RE GOING, ANYWOW.' -114X FRU-FOR-ALL ( I ' 16T TMAT ONE ABOUT LITTLE OLD LOCOMC Tr4DL LEY CARS 114 AN ELECTR IZZ4 J SHORT RIBS 0 0 :r fz ¶4_ SHORT RIBS UJ LOOKLk* AT THE W%Ar AEIOVI~) YOM B-17 M In 114111116 4-A. Tit 14* ' at methods do I know to prevent air pollution? zq/ 4Ln 1 .. 1 111 1 11 0POR".."Istrillo FA OIL - I -•-I -• V 0I.M. &I Well. my uncle Harvey uses breath fresheners after every ,visit to his favorite pub!" "Mark my words Herschel, We the little things that wreck a marda a . . . like, for Instance, that littlf 91ns at tha officel" MUST NE A VMY Af ANCIFt4T 511-N. y j, Ai- Z Well in Years (s Ail Olio ACROSS 3 Do &rpleemd at 2 Tell ____ I Slip dnt 7SDipt pork (var.) 27 RAAxxdike * 1 Wim man 19 invented (2 1Endure (SoA4 Pan(Var.) 21 Words) IaoES ciNPYiZi4U' Italy (He&sm FA5TWALET\ - Z14IM . CIUDE 9 Roixtc (sb) 27 Beb)r* tic V ('.AS (' !-1 }'hiliiilr* T.xM 32 Blornzaas Is Bob" 35 IAUIWY _______ 50 &erprid 51 Regr04 i4 _____ 1 Ii' I I _____ 1 9_ ' no ir rTtflr II C' L1E/vGAL I A" 23 P4 53 sting to own A Man's nicknom ç /4 •1 I tellur&um 4', V ," / ______ d _ (I P$CWI DO '7VCJ Ty GET PAST A , rIDOFBLAM&VOU FOX___ w"'4 T' • 71)1ImOUDd 34AurIcl. ComMEROALI it S M*ahktels v oC ed - -- - BU - --- - ---- GS -----_ UNN B- - Y - - iF TWO RICH -SHORTAND RICH.. UENT ALWAYS V114 Jeal 45 fWvw 48 xxz%waan title 50 a SIOthI - sweet i.nUa1 54 I i i_____ n • ___ ____ • J__j L J1 mcmuo"s 110 Ih2 I 4 ' __ (_ • __ _ _________ 314 -11, being I Ulf CANrT -~iTANV Ir 7, 1*7 9CWLE0G2P *0 RI CA AN D Ft1 04 30 storehousm 4S Ahir" 32 G&*Ua 5101C THILN'RE FATAND tent 20 sbe f tJI .' • :cfl"? , '-____ -- __ 42 I If- '1 I 17 ___ Pik 30 Natural t94 11111L fTAGA ____ —._ dtwt ___ - PCI A.~LOOKING. ,1MiT ThANK YOU you - i ______ h ILY ' 4I)1tt11t(&k) That thing 43 JAmprey _____ _________ I • ______ \\\ 4 1 OF vr a' lkitNi) MFI' DIANA PALMS BEFORE 70 LIN0111 TA A W63,431111 III Fenn 7MAT )WoCK- 37*30 , _ p _____ vr, pr .' , .LYI ,1 ' ______ 6 46 B 47 8'f mint 21 Erp -3 Yes (4 25 Growing aid 31 43 15 Shim fur one OW CAOA PLIS P41M 14W EL"G CL, HIM ?A CE., "E114 T14AT 4towksl 1ckack1aajt OConductor BUGS BUN 40 buxivam kke 20 Galka(&L) 22 Co~ chow 41 Turn iaround 42 Imph6d" 71 japkDow : vUat oc3G ______ IN Ttfd U.N. LA J' , M'()gTANr You. LXXINIRY I I L i i'v scc'1 [ PAN CIR or 5RtIUCtitIt 41 46 47 _j/ T? H - ^*A/$ 4 X.) - St ------------ PEC!AL) 70 -- - - - --------------I I - �V •- V :- -- - V V r I Work Session Different From Early Days County Accused Southern Christian Leadership Conference Takes New Mood - Tit EI rI.l[)1 I) 'I4' (P1 colrti it'll k; Wibain Vb rii uns own ,ltOt1 i. tniqIed of th • rt'i Wc 1h' f;nd (tt) J. i h.-,%\V.sagttin fl, C'. I tu rmr: h - we she'I overcome 0. Inme c.ered nmc M the athy. President of the SIC, had been bed to. di4rsiudrd, 1 audierwe in mxk jury prxed committed many cnmes for in Wahtngtcrn In thespring"."" replaced by "ou1 music" three blacks and one %%hite. The change was evident, The Marlin Luther King .Ii. in demanded the United St4tt s be robbed and murdered during 1ng • 'Guilty!' came the 1rnut. aImot ?UO vear.' Abernathy said. sound evident even In hyrnns 'Put on U'.aI Ot nflcged the çeneratlon; he ha'l hc'cn tn L S *Ili a Criminal l'1 ,(L t1UII% I d(flhtndit'Ig his During the ear1 u' of The music had chanr too sung h *&nkt. ind ct'ortrs Alabama in the earl, crimes a gaum' bLacks, this country. The United States. Ab-ernS'IUI 1971. the trial uill tnlie place In The soft. haunting rund of 1 And the ciew from a local 1 place. n%kflg no IOW'F. viliveird The 121-ceIuded MC, ______________ ____ ._. ___________ ____ ____ • -- Zr eviav"a"a and lnnwd matted enra In the organization un're that. 4ayit. the &-untw-rn •. ' ..-i._!) ETIW- .: roe fS has taken on it militancy far 1 - TIq -' '-ti 4T jVt . --C V Swift & f1r*mi#Jm With Chi --- sirsrloa of the S LC 'x 'enUon Thuida :' ."What Urne is it' the Rev. Jene Ja&wn, one of the ytxmig. 1vocefulktidr I 0 the SCI.C. "Nation Um e. the audience of son,, W. an aMarmt rtfirrence W il 'I t : jj iv i B I ... r A) Fryer Breasts Fryer Thighs... Drumsticks 0 0 0 0 0 0 ',.:- •. ..1 J - - H H) ... Swift's Pr•,puu,i Tasty ' - 0 lb. PiI 59C I . .., b a I lb A (lv r ,% vU '-. t - V Margarine ........ Armour's M;, Wisconsin Shredded he ar KraWs $aIf-Men 401. pg Longhorn Cheese • •pkot 11 29c 4 c 00 V 75c Pieces NOW P Ij) Green Stamps r o "" with any --V .-.--- S1y Swiffs 1! Premium II •V V Ib. f For Year Bar-11-0, Swift' Premium ItiloOf --w uiia i ' A V - I • - nAV Prices effect-.. oesa - A. .. 17 r, 19O •• 0• :' Tableware A DIFFERENT PIECE ON SALE EACH WEEK This Week: .% U 03 $1 4:43.09 JlIHPr Fork ONLY ..,. $*V( 45C Del M.ii'. Ct'cir or Pcv'Ily Style . .. I 29c SAYF 35c. Del Mo.. t*i4.r (. ,ly A good friend ..... SAVI lôc. 0*1 Man#& Ce., I I I If per piece / . 1 - .'-",-,._ . 25 ..... 3':1 Pi,h'* Tw i t, P.1 t-** A pkv 49c ' 11004. SAVI )bc -w Facil Tissue Print9sil Bath Tissue . . Paper PIates0... Tea Bags. 0 0 0 0 0 0 .. • 99c 4' SAj Lit, 0.lv,-.wv 99whqwir Leti. or SAVE 20c, Papar MOW ^35t p&01&4 or Wbsi $5.1 5e tpi 0 WCILLL SMLI)4 Homogenized Milk lot A Of jaf. lull 4., 49c Lettuce...... 2 ,. j9 SANFORD PLAZA Daily II' ' 29' 59c Carrots...... 2P1.4,k'. he** riessio 63cOrange Juice --- V V _ - .i-----'---- Developments Partly cloudy through \Vednesday, cliitnt'O of afternoon and evening tllUti(lci'tthOWtJL . Hwy. 17.92 and Onora Rd. Sanford CLOUD SUNDAY SEMINOLE PLAZA Casselberry CLOUD 3UNDAY 69' Ti . .4 -V 'AS I SEE II %IA Y()U ( I - UT IS 111.0W 'ut (,l. tlh.'y (right) tries to Ufl5fla fl; u.u'n prrp'r r.ation ef I.ae Kathryn Circle as Richard Vjrz VIlrlt.5 on map or other council member and rpsidentt of the area road res'nt1y in u.e in contrast to platted right-of-way. cal icials cademy trategy 5.ufrd and Semi role County officials to "sell" the Florida St-ate Cabinet on tocating the State Police ACAdCnIY a former Nuvy arr.s Sanford Airport was revte'wed and new itartegy 'orm€d -- • - morning d uring a uroaai'L meeting at the Holiday Mayor Lee P. Moore of S.uford brouglt oi.it that a p' was being circulated at Tat. s .'/niclt inferred the N.i' may again take former air statj; Moore sa:d he the q.it ii by the city from the G-ere' S#r'cei ' Ifl', 'V j at ttie urn. the facility leased. included with the format proposal by Ssnford requestm thng 110 be leased for that 520111)0 a year by the state frn• .-- . - • of - . . - - ' - . 0 quest V sr ' - t- I •-. IL .. •- - r tuna '\ ould be available. ' itenstra.n iits bellof that no cabinet deiiaiun would taken on the tiruort !ea• 'u'est until after tie first pri.. ;jr possibly .iry date tit. ter the set.ind ,trirnms.ry three opine -. V . M V . V '&- I.( .'r' it tiT gr?c-uItw' Secretary Doye Conner will ii. in town this .*(tarnocn for t 4: 3 :n. tour of the 3ase butld.Inij. Only two .m&nnet member,. 'ed Dickinson. cnmptrniter and 71loyd Cbrtstian education tflfltLWfl. IUSV5T 1IJ1. CUIU)11UU 1.stei on vhich they will he t'-atlabIe fur viewtnl the itrsc3tenstrom said he had i.en unable to contact Dic.kin0410. but 'i.ad managed to aik ru ua ante -and Me felt the would lie forwarded -a the iUta cumptroller. tiitin Angel. •:ounty scrioci superintendent, said lie- bad talk.. td with Christian. but received it would be around sept. 25 before he educator L; . - V n a -- • -.---:. V - a-' - t)'i I - - .. a 1 - 1 ' - - - I I • A - . V - - both * , - -. -, V * ':-1 -j ..'-,•,_ ., d .... . -- . .- V , •'t .t' - - I - ' - - r-.- - - V : -. -. ?4 s V -"%& he )f the .q .' P Sheriff John Polk said )lUsla eountv 'saclaLiO \luore ii:io flsio,,eul i• that Turn Adams. secretary of Police Chiufa have ethorsecI academy for Sanford and ia• State and U. Guy. Ray Osborne. members. would be rurunirded letters to abinet cabinet the members advising of their her, Aug. 26 for tours of building. Osborne is also sche- stand. Stenstriini aid Rep. E. Pn. duled to be here for the formal Bil$tt 00th itrflbCd the need iMlKaUun of the Port of San keep he matter before the !sird tan the same day. it was to not, let ap. Bassett to have Go". :tisu .mdvised the -wed to Ne de Kirk also a sømnet es-iduroernents for the lrsa faull means to --uiber. here on eit.her Aug. 25 ty and use this Moore revealed. Broward teP the PrOject .aiflg. The representative iugge.ted ',Vbams. state treasurer. is e having an •trthitcct draw up a ectvd to arrive at Ute airport -tmoruzufton 'cn,duie un. erty on Aug. 27. Moore gun- cost trs.t3ug cuath i( r'uvidlng new '''dd tt this uifor'n4itoo '-,tlIttr it ilhii.i.-set -is um'.' V l k.. (()\'St)R tiiu Piupe You read the folIoing and offer a reply, O.K.? I'll gladly accept your tomInents via the telephone 1, Box 2-lilt , - - V V V - • V V - . 5' - ' - • ,I '!) * 1-110h today, Wednesday 88 to 95, low tonight 70s. ' '" Green C.sp. 11110""M ... - WEATHER - Yenter(iay's high 89 low 71 wIth .21 inch of rain, M5 ot 00t .49' Tomatoes. 0 0 . . 29 c Pascal Celery 09 C abbageol1loo,0 • . .4 ',.' 99' 14(LDA LICF4119OND U-5U7 DAlRl-PPsst4 Oflaoa a 59c IA) Ex-Marine Claude Kirk tells cheering Veterans of Foreign Warn they are his kind of Iwopie and nays persons who spit on the flag, eizo uiversitie' and chant ''pig" at pod ieeiiI,'ii flit (drooling idiots." (Page 7A) V Pu *..i.. flowers JellsO 1w2w 3 • • • • st -•-• VIRGINIA P1171105tl .O $ua ..rititjes -.... :.....,, s'f c {iia1 (qc •' UI\I. -Several "ardent 1111(1 long-standirg Gurney supporters" requei4t federal invest igiutlon into -,i. Edward Gurney's postal pleas for Senato candidate G. Harrold CurswelL's campaign fund. (Page 7A) too DWK FkdW LW •,i Isp p statew de a_'& YC .. ',. S AT DISCOUNT PRICES 0.1 Ms,i. 1.15 Most CALL • . . - - - V.- c . I "Ba ttl e 0.f •11e JI week a wrestling matches. (Page ' ADD MATCH]Nry PIFCF If F as Seminole High football players i'('iUIy to begin practice tomorrow. (Page 2t) Compl.i. Your S. - 1111 The W&lcoms WnHostess with The Mast Famous Basket in the World1 ,UU orts World Thrillers NO LIMIT! SAVI Li 0*. Mont, Pith Thik I a S 5 110$1 4c I I I ..-- I-. - doesn't It? Here we have talk i vvorld oria news about offensive weapons which W we and our enemy have and then we talk about the biHeavy rains and low clouds cut action Oil South Vietnam's northern front. One enemy lions to be spent for proper deattack is reported on Fire Base O'Reilly and fensive measures. AND YET (lehed the lItt g aspi five North \ ietnamee are killed (Page 2A) there wasn't any way in which it could he detoxified round The Nation llow mans other %CdI)UUS are thore on both sides of the Iriu Sen. George S. McGovern accu s es the Nixon Curtain in the iame I administration of creating it "climate of fear muzzle the press 1111(1 warns unchecked to The other day, the Maitland Presidential access to television may move South Seminole Chamber of the national toward "one-man arbitrary rule. ('mmerce included a word of (Page 2A) caution on its monthly publiçaheart specialist tion that "there has been a rash A. Veterans Administration jutifie extending poten- of counterfeit $20 bills being RRVH fleW evidence tially life-saving drug treatment for high passed in the area." Today We carry ttii' stu.m v of hlo'(s(I presstii'e to millions who suffer only an Orlando man found dead 8B flflI( 01 mode i rate 't e ases "tlanta with over $150.000 In bogus $20 bills in his pos'esion Sp - SAVI 6c. 0.1 M,ri. Green A good neighbor t L1UiL'S ----__IV LU WUUUUU, category? Fruit Cocktail.... Golden Corn 5:1 Lima Beans ......:: . Garden Peas -Green Beans.... Tomato Catsup. Chunk Tuna Potato Chips..... 49c Sweet Corn 10 Sun-Kist Lemons Liquid Palmolive An internatonaI image VVV.•. -V # .!;. '-- . - . V. / I r .i-- - See-Saw A 4 I S Although her. there wwx a conIt was pointed nut that Cas id'rahIe amount of '4 part, ;"Ihrrry prnviously was not awiti'hing" to the RepubIi-r pl-fl;)crly credited at assessment -.ith mi'takra always at coat to *idr, the Democrats still r Nu, main tar in the majority in tn the city. The council was re n isideol that ('its' of Orlando .ouaity, fly a more than dnuh'-. r.ter II;,,l such Orililk'.' County n.1r amount of rs'gitcred Total registration of De41i': thu. Road and Bridge Fund al __ 11 crate is 19.203 . . Republican Iotrnrtnt. Councilman 13111 Grier sug. IIlifllb4't a,19-l. There are 15,fl• white deniocrate'u and 3.20 1 n.-tcd, "It Is time for the mu_______ black vkinnerata. Repiblicana ttipalitioii of Seminole to heOn to think along the same include 8.113 white andAl ' C LO line." Dr. Edith Duerr urged blacks. Other voters erucompas 87 JOHN A. SPOLSKI the mayor and council as well 385 whit. Indv-pend.nt. five black Independents, 70 ni A follow-up on that tip about as City Attorney Ken Meintotih to rcprt'icnt the city at a preference and 33 American In the Sheriffs appeal - . . the at- ptllslk, hearing' on Aug. 95 In dependent. Total other voters torney representing the state I! 493 tr)(('r(I. Before the primarlea in '14 The ('isselbu'rry City Council overruled the local objection on tot-al Democrats numbered 17.a technicality and will permit achieved a first In the area Inst night when, during the ls.9, thus in the two year period Polk to make his plea on Mon-. 5- publi ,,,c nearing, , ,. ,_ _ _ 1) 41 IJIr PaiL7 iPW - 515111 Ui •.11. course 01 fl day, Aug. 24 at 11 a.m. in the g'rantnd a request for construeHowever befor, the general Capitol Building, Senate Room tion of modular homes in an election in '68 there Were * 31. area zoned It 2T (for traIler.), total of 20,819 in th e DemoI • In making the request, Lester cratic ranks, so a lou of 1,614 to Mandell, representing Seminole What ever happened voters was sus ta ined. Broken those 'walking catfish' that. had Sites, liii.-., owners of the pro- down In '.arlous eateiroriew all of us talking, back a couple there were 14,920 white Demoo.t'tl 80 acre sjtmonths ago. They were first explained the feasibility and crat.s before the '8 primaries. reported down around t h C advantages of modular homes, which rerecnts a gain of 989 Miami area. and nsured the council that ( Continued on Page 2A. Col 6' • . -- r • C - I I - V '• construction 14 SAVI 24t, 0.1 Monte cOM I L &16'" &a ...... . .. . • •• lb. 59c -- - Roc=/ 1 - - - swil,, Pr.mlvm nedRoast 3-lbs. OP over r".. ..-.•.. . ..... sii1oi'd Iiwt i.;n.b meet' 7:30p.m. Firtt}ederz15a $338 ngs and Loan 0iticus FREE CUP COFFEE WHILE First Strwt. YOU SHOP-SANFORD 04.Y. . . August 15 The I 'tii Leo ' v. 1'' of the Seminole Comy ka'.o elation of Retarded Cbüdreri wi low tu tied a new slate of officers: 8 p.m., School Bout On the corner of Magnolia East 16th Strre' LXTIIA f1JI]4i1GreenStamps 'E swift's Premium Boneleiiis. Deirtvistr ///i TT I 3 lbs. or over swift's Premium Pro?y $eneeas De4icioia Reody-tv t e-out $254 24-piece bort*I IV.oal Order -' '-. I Enrt!'.. • • . • Aug. V mitt.e of Seminole County meit at AmericAa Igion MU 4Ptanie Lake) 1cm Park at .(I4i Ti-tEL Al' li!1 dtc and rn -_in'-itt'd beef roast, ••• 1b. 99c FRIED CHICKEN 12.pice boa 114itce V Premium 'Imperial Roast N--7__--Eng1*1shnCut Roast $1009 1.19 Oven Roast If ,I! fit -* ) S&H INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE 4uguL4 17 Regular month.t m'eLx; of Branch 147, Fleet Reterve AS -- - Plus 100 extra SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T. C According to Detective Ralph Russell, 1 lice armed with warrants obtained from a peace jIlsiticerili(le(I lill apartment rentud by it YoUlig male and found approximately eight teenagers, including Elizabeth Jean Denham. Russell raid the Penham girl was charged attn the seeds were found in her purse. The detective stated there was no party going ni at the time of the raid, but the young people scatter ed after Detective William Lykens, William Foster and he arrived. In another city report, James Roper, 47-year-old truck driver, who listed his address as 15G0 French Avenue, was charged with possession of central ncrvous system stimulants after his arrest by Patrolman William Dube on drunkenness charges. d amphetamine Detective Russell said Roper pills in his possession, and was placed In the Seminob County JaIL in lieu uf $3,000 bond. Rqssell described the pills as being imported types and stated one bore the name of American pharmaceutical manufacturer. 'DINNERWARE .oii Label. Mn ?sIb.rti agUIOF Dope Charges raid on a Park Avenue apartment house. Classic Green • rooss Aug. if Demovirattt wtstfir-I's Club of p• I Fryer Wings . . • • . 39 - V fly BILL I,l, CUIT Sztnfm- d iuu1it Iutv. aI'rV_'t(tI (WI) pel'M(Il)il, iIlCItlIlillg 8 1)11111 and u in separate assault.,; on (iI'Ul,'M within the t'ity. arrested oil Il 't ill of flhlLrij (I:UliI A 17-year-old Stiford fenuilt' charges when 30-40 cannabis seeds were found in her purse after it 1)01 Ui' me Pacs Swift '& Prioomourn T,nd.rGiown -- V Pair Is Arrested I • lb. 59c rVRUA: V rnPirJj1g fly K ITII' NlflI,AVK I" (:A-48VT,IIpflfly - Council.t' taIly apnnanrvvl by the V. (,r,yprnm.nt mid 1-1. M. flnan woman Edith flti.rr at Work intltutinna. p.'u.Inn Monday night arrt.a.'d Tony Curtii end Rob the Rrm1r.r (nty nti ('mimia. •n, rr lentiflE the and (C'rntin,ierl er f',gp 2 re;. 1) elon of iiilng t.eiinI'iupa to evade iii.' law and rut, down or, lint the the tounty munldpilitl.'c hey. coming to them In the '"Y Of Rna'I and Bridge Fund.. Thn county In naing' the cigtax fll)rI* to avoid p*' tug' the just amount of mail and bridge funda, no they for vnerly used the rare track find," die opined, pointing nut ''' Iiil'Iut r."Ini II) p ,t of tiio'a trrini PuJrIjrI-,ffiuI Expected I ie iliat the law providna, the Ih Y.i 't flti')\ flf'TU 8fliOhIIlI Ia now lita then o,,' I -''oking' at vniler regisi tier rent. for ekttiorta '70 on. seen a "The county In using' our rv.auI . iuI bridge money to pay for saw pattern in cnmp*rI*nn iuiunty roads outside the cities, the lit-it,-tinnq In I "AR and they have only cooperated niitrkrd rhnrr this year he reflected In the fact that -on a road within the city Ilmit rrg'latyation hnr,k rIr,.d one time In th, lit, 10 yenr," Aug. H. and will not reopen Dr. I)u,'rr state(l. hue also *ccuai'd tilts county between the primarlea and the of iiing the 1969 t* roll for general ekrtlon, aa was the figuring' the allotment to the (asp in former years. Total registt'rs.d voters as Of while collecting on the 1970 Pattern 59c Swift's Premium Mealy fryer x-uri- --g i_ i £ Puthtn for (Atliinta'I County Comintntor. Billy Me-Kinticy. said he vkatt runting fir office because the power a in the commit Purl. He said he had learned r 31 years as a city Mat whit,- palaxilmen prote*led ,j uh ('-1 V V ,,,D.,t• •... - V1tIlL, A ugn;t 18, It)7t) San ford, Hi l-itIa 82771 Price 10 Cent., 6titI Ycar, No. 25 - ______ -- --sVlJ- _ -r-.--.-..e.. -.._.._____ .__ - •V - ;J V_-V __ - . ' (r H I A Jjrath Christ'll f, 3 late Dr. Martin Luther King It h*t, beeomt. soul power u. Z_brigh 4a demand for *black ideril 111ong :itI c(wt' ulth 11le 15 4. V . p Of Evading Law Features Area ckslha •. tA Bridge - - .. 411 I 'ulendar 3A Classified ads ,. 611-71 t4)flIIUl 411-51 Crossword iwule 511 Dr. Crane , . . 411 Dear Abby -------41 EditoriM SOota8M.. 6A 58 I'nterlalniiit'nt . - 411 horoscope .-hospital tiutes . - .. 3A ......3A Pass It on SIt till Public notices ou'lety - - 11 ..... 211.31$ Sports ...... SB TV wn.lI at Ohattiti..... U Sanford, tMr. Spolski, Pete Baker, a real, genuine. United States Naval Academy Midshipman i/C (senior) atmost 21, Is coming home for two week, leave on about the 21st of August. He soon become, reluctant to stay because there ti "nothing ti do and no-lice in go In Sanford." . . this true? Arnold A. lhikt-r USN (ret.) I SU An artificial hand, complete with a ioea -Iyrnan 111gb School Class ring, has been found by u%-')rkmt'tI of Florida l'ou er and Light Coiiiutiiy in the firm's canal located Just across the St. Johns liver In Vohisla County. The hand was Identified by the initials It S. on thu ring as inilungitig to Ronald Sayyah, 1014 Oak Lane, Apopka, The youth reportedly has not been keated and informed of the discovery which was made this morning by Curl Taylor, company employe, to According iu(ormutloa from the high sichool, Sayyeh lots t hand while serving to Vietnam vM U.S. Army, -J ALL EYES • . • . CENTER! '. ,Lii tt .i .'ii - _I• - -- I N I L;Rsl; ia L(th-ht'*'t'k i- on t ol .1 Itinocriut in t uiherruitorial ('andidittt' Chuck hull (left ) , shown 1'emng interviewed by Herald Associate Editor John A. Spotski Gubernatorial ---------------------- Candidate - Chuck Hall On (ut.crmtatorisI a tutu d a t W hiorlw iond Tour At 51, HaiL has servoi in his Chuck hail, present D'mocratk M o ti fur 11,als' I ''tiiity. ;w Isent pomitlon. completing his t&iitrt h tour ya r tt' rio, the last m,iadu a whtrht Iitt$ tour of San-. Curd yesterday and left the tinpresalon that his Int;srvsalve I-feet thro-st Inch a'-sT4flcs Is only over -shadowed by his sincerity and desire to be the next (svt't-ntsr for the State of Florida. His 'ssnpaIn litcuittaru ok a-rb'a him its having an easy manner, which makes It passible for hint to chat with almost aIayi'sme. Thast's tmo't all, he comes into an "I t-14 eLi pi e'atvd on local Issues and recommendatians for solving them. of which he was uuopitoi for the t-sffww I"actltioualy, his first questiou was "what's your secret for suLvng all of the states ills?" Litit teply set the nitl for the balance of the Intervu-ti when he candtdiy, ad' iIsiti41, titi not that sonarl. But, it 1 sum ektd, It will be the first time that we've had * unitesi state of Florida-" On the IN :at -ld right to iolite, issue, hail s*id that he favored It; 1*08 rotz cent of them. ends, 51 pears at ae are better tualufw1 than no.t adults to ute lightoow. It is true that they must assume Inure rt'*pttstbllity but thit will .-uzne with better trminIts and education." Hail would be In favor ! pxtsviding better educational t. lities and at the sauw time rJuce county iuiltisgv via a itatewkte re-sort tax. 9n this way, w'd be ahthing th. ttaen.L tax burden to this, state to op to the present system of tattmg it front the homvst,y'burdened Iaxayevs.0 When asked which if the loi'uhhstt ,iitt1dsti hv'd fooj rne.d an P.o, $A C. I - 1. -. P V.VV 4 V. , -V -V - , - - - -- ... .-. .- -, - --•- - - --- .. --------- - -. .. .. •. .,,.... V .4 • - -- V V V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1970 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1970; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f44419c661afba302f513bff38481272.pdf 95a775e391374dcc2acf65ff1c3011c5 PDF Text Text ___ . -I. -- _________________ - - __________ - J. :r -11 N 14P Rehearsal Buffet Held At Elizabeth Young Home is '. A 140 10 r" *1 I - 4 Vi %; M . jt~ ~ '. Im 'I I- . " .- i= _ ' re $ ------- . -- i - I - rw ; I Gioria Dixon Is Bride Of Don ahue Stephens I 11 I I- I — ~~; r I-~. ,as tin. and And before th ey leave, trs is Mrs Dhnn'a fut tup furm'l Th' 11; '%IR' R B. TIIOMtS JR chrysanthemums secreI the Mr and \r- Jn.ait5 I &on ing, Katherine Bellamy would Ilk. Sanford in 30 years Wcleime I -i" of silk iflusion and ehildrtn Peppi and Sha'n, evening was spe n t chit-ch att Wrl Miss Gloria knnrtt, Dixon, It*eTs of veil _ thank all of her friends and back to Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Glennis LaUdt4i, psrtk1padn in bridal games to th, floor. Alt.ame&.se whiCh fell tO X 400 .- :)% . . daughter of Mrs. of nmmbers of St. Matthews MB The maid of honor carried Mr. and Mrs. David Stephens, and enjoying refreshments iii Willie M hatch and Mrs Dixon, Mr . and the lats Paul Dixon __ and others of various ...a stemmed tr. and Mrs Nick Stephens, punch, cookies, assorted party Church tephen5, to ycIlw long eir houseguesta th their Sanford. and Donahue 'churches in her community for have as th Welch, ThUs E1i7* trtnt. and nuts. Mrs. Be white 4" daughter. Brenda. and frhnlu', • I son of Mr. itnd Mrs. James chrysanthemum" with attending lnrluded their klndnes ah,i while * Guet e satin streamers. whie the Deth Welch, Mrs. Mary Wright ia Memorial Ann Goodwin, Gwendolyn Lewi1 sr., Miami, Stethen brid,enmids only carried one Miss Annette Stephens aud Miss Lavern Dixon, M rs. Jac- ati.nt In Senilnole a t rimon y united in Holy M prayer', and Annette Kerns of Green. mum. They wore abort whit. Charles Jackson. all of Miami. quolyn Walton, Miss Ann Dees, hospital, for their e many get.wrll vile, S.C. and Rita Walker, of the st. 18 at . P.M. Also attending wore Mrs. J. Mis. J. Paiiflo, Mr'. Charles flowe rs, th glove s. AME a'ureh. Sanford. Wellington Stephens, brothe W. Anderson and Mrs. Martha Cray, Mrs. Ruth hatch, and cards, vis i ting in person and Knoxrille, Tenn. jj Miss Hatch is a that grad. Doctor and Rev. Rev. Robert by telephone and donations, -I I of the groom, wai but man. Parker of Oesli Frank Dixon, Mrs. U. A. Thomas. :t Bukt a•rre v (and for this continued thought- teacher at Paris Elementary • ministers at the i-le (ooinsmen wei•* Charles False. Sidney Morris, Mrs. Hazel Star stiug The summer recreation irofulnessduring her convales- School in Greenville and spends W IS Edward Stephens, brother of tion and Miss Lorraine Massey her leisure hours assisting at ring ceremony. gram hell in past years at cenee at home. I with the. groom, Harold Jones, Ron. of Washington, U. C.olyn Lewis Goldsboro Elementary school anks in Birula Street YWCA. The altar Please accept her th Also Miss Gwend Before returning home, thobaskets of white gladIoli inter, (ni. Williams, Alfred Jones and this manner un ti l she n tiun and Miss Annette Kern., Green. no longer exists. white chrysanthe Charles Green, all of Miami. will travel to Miami and then spered aith However, the youngsters are all of you personally, of Miami, yule, S. C.; Miss Rita Valker. James Fayson Jr., e on to Nassau for a few days. 4 mums. The gads and Inch was ring bea rer. Joyce *i*m Knoxville, Term .till there and re participating . . also adorned the arch 4 ' Mrs. Juanita limes motorc1 in an enrichment program as topped with two large Matthews and Cape1ia Robin Alton Burke Sr. and grandIust wher'thy their morning hours to Richmond, Vs., this past ,. Pon were fl ower girls. Th e y 'fl,. hutiful fl ... arc pcnt niroving skill s In weekend to visit with her hut son, Denzell, hay. returne. l were attired in mint green for of ,-a from two weeks In low York Ringling Miss rnal A-line OWflL 0. Young and her daughter, Al- "adiuiR, wri ting, arithmetic, band, I saac Hines who Is a pa City and Rochester, where he anirt., pcseutrd a program t e nt at McGuire Vete rans iand arts and cra fts. The maid cit honor, brides- tonla, was thu setting for a appropriate nuptial selections nt-1 ri his l--tn confined as the crnred guct of his n1R T-. .One 1! I't pr cr patricia maids. and fl'-rr giri n . .fft hcr1 report,' )iain, and sowpanied the fun and enjoyment of tht.rt f o r the past thirteen diihiren lie rc all made Stcphens 'aedthrig party on nnd enjoyabh spent a most \Ie'rritt Saulter recreation, but it will enable years. July r. 'Climb Every Mountain," •ir by the bride. She as accompanied by her weeks In the City Mrs. Dixon e inse for lii S The buffe.t table as it In them to po'lsh up on some of I Could Tell 'ou" and "The P and daughter's wedding, a mint the formal dining room and was their weaknesses and do tvn daughters. Coii, Valarle The You th Department of 'd .r.1s Prayer." i,,'.en in ml%rrlM.e l, her TtCfl 'aorst.cd silk coat.dress cocrcd vith a yellow linen Ibcticr in the classroom ah en erna They plan to remain n len Chapel AME Church is still I... Richmond for two wecs. Lowman Ui:vcr 11, and en?Ciib1e with lrrrdcaccnt tflfli cloth ever)*id with * i bite lace school opens in the fall. 14J f Ti. Value eLampi. — wit If', '!'h! same rie.r mother. tnt' tulie was r*aiP°T°rt'd through federal Current huseguesb of Mrs. In case you are not aware of groom's mother wore a surf appointments aere used. HL'" 'S MRs. I)ON.% lit L STEPHEN ant in her formal gown of im of ydlo and funds and can be labeled as one Mable (Aunt Bell Matthews what they need them for, well IS Elk A-line drns with centerpiece A porte dailk organza, enhanced Dix- simply to pu rc hase a piano fni r citlIoped nuitchtn accessories. White car grt-tn rninlatre spring flowers which is mos t needed, epecial- arc Mrs. Margaret Lawton 1 t ith Chantillv liset :..- ;l when children can rtap the on and nephew, Larry Roper f the lower sanctuary of the neckline. The A line gown was natwi corsages complemented in a silver tiered bowl, ue&w mu ui UIIr ac , bCIl'LuitS zurx sity and a brother, their outhts hr two ne.arl ,c'rita w•. 4 appliqued Tu a..ct'ntt.d thibea are conducted Plea s e 11 5 " George, Williams of Jamaica, Tnhlowlng the foal point of the tab],,. -Chsntilht i.- .her neice, Susan glee and give generously to There are mans ppi who N. Y. and ceremony, a reception was held The buffet menu consisted of I hupr.l trai n. She rasrrud youngsters are ro1ng away on vacation, mal1 of Brooklyn, N Y This these Ii tc. Bible, tenteird with a at the home of the bricks ar- roast turkey giblet .--a dressing. whole cra nbe rr ies. _____ .urw'' lit.. )iit.nf.th.. ih.• tnts. 5;M The bride's table i cocrtd glazed carrots, creamed p I tascicding ahit-r sat-in with * yellow linen cloth, over- with miniature pearl onions, -t reamers. 11cr shoulder stuffed celery, pineapple snl:d. 11 tell of silk illusion r41 from a laid with a beautiful green, ro , 1 five of deaign lace table clo 5 r I r U. th A lemon pie, h t I " iut sh*;ed bsnil;m ce 1. .aL ' 11" f4. 1-4 IS A 0/ IIIIiW AA - - -- - I rtl AVAW - - - -. - . .. .12 - i - 11 I , 1 Sanford, }iorldit siit 1974) fl - ------------- .. -------- - / 9 sca Sanford e ihe piece f)f land. Hi% al.qa said This w;tq in rebuttal of Snave- 'enpler In Ow amount of 125,0110, regarding heliports, sa:d thrt that the heliport wosild change Iv's previous contention th at and th at the area vnuld be sodthe agency advised him that the character of th e area from there were only 10 homes in a tied. He continued that he wOUld sell the prooertv if he coold, and they will conduct an on-sit. In- residential and agriculture, and mile ridh;c IU !L -. . ________ % I 'i •••-••••*•• I . Downton Sanfor1 wa the SCCII3 yesterday afternoon of an attniptesl assault on a 19-year-old fomalo b an unknown 16-17-year old bicyclist. According to Sanford police files, the girl exited a First Street More and Was apprOflche(l by a youth who started to make advances towind hcr using ohiene language Frightened, the girl began to walk to ward tier rdellonvllle iventie name OUt W85 - ..... _____________ i : tiered wedding cAke, topped it,eis and coffec. I.tilly lace. ~ Prior to dcvourl:;: I ; 11411 Lavern Dix4pn uttended , with a miniature bride and t_641k_ _ -1. __ I .I: "'I't k. I L Ii; '1 1 J Vd - , DIXON (iOnI.% a) (lelt) 'ii, .1tc.er, Mrs. W illie ' . .t. u it sit. bal rid V . Graham, hostess. * .- to at IN -- . . - . I - . - .-.' ft .~ _z . - cuurn-- - .... .• -- . I \ .5;. - lately? S . _ M WE HOPE SO BECAUSE WE WOULD ENCOURAGE COURTESY AND LIKE TO HELPFULNESS IN OUR STORES. TO DO THIS WE'RE SETTING UP A MONTHLY - ;—. - ' 'V 1I. -- 1 11 !F __ - -. .1_il .. . I I ___~ -..___ - I -- -.- --,A . :- *~-. V ;ff ~ - %_ . / - ' - f. N -i- j ------ _______ .- - HER NAME WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE _ Adult Educational Tests LOCAL NEWSPAPER AND RADIO. Slated At Jr. College SO HELP US FIND A WINNER. IF IN A * ) SOMEONA 11 ESPECIALLY HELPFUL TO YOU—FILL I THE COUPON BELOW AND MAIL IT TO UL THAT PERSON MIGHT WIN THE $25 , SAVINGS BOND FOR JULY I - _________ 9r I Elephant" now in death throes. (Page 6A) "White 1~ ~ DRA ! WV Nominafion Form - — — - - - -. For the July Courtesy Award , -. : Thompkina. Wanda Foster, Diann Nelson and Keith Benton. John Colbert Heads C*1y'etan Club I I II I I nominate (NAME) (FIRM) Amateur boxing torlight at Sr.nford Armory. I Any PHOTOGRAPH ... appearing in to you in Tb. Sanford Herald is available 8x10 reprint $3. size for DIAL 322.2611 ___ I I .- — (5tGNATUE NOT REQUIRW 1 L Address re_______________________________ . - 0. - - - - - - - - - we - - —U —U -asiS,- - - - I I 11.1 r ________________ 1 - 1? 4 - 1 - - - - - -r - _. . ____ ," -" 'Yir _______ F - - 7_ - . - - . . flu'. id F. h ii. _ __ ',, Sanford In -. INI -Z~_. 8 4<4 Skid Sh,eriff John Polk, A. K. Shoemaker Jr., Sanford Indux. trial ComminRion chairman; i • KIDS . - don't believe the come-on that "Just for the kicks, try it once. It won't hurt you and you can always drop th e hab' It. A tag' to one of the UI'! news reloaiceii this morning states . . . Youth who swore off drugs lies with friends of an overdose. Need we say any mote? • S S Trend imes? Semi. - - .. --.---. I.- I . . n ~ 7I -_ ___-Z I W -w' ' y ... - ,.:-.- - _Z1 I - -:i _Z; - - ., 4 -_ ~ . .- %x_ - ..t - 4 -sq.;. - - 1 . - -. 7 4. - - _____ - jiL .. " - .. - . . - - ____________I :' -• -1J_ -_ - ..• -• - DON'T FENCE ME IN - I r -. - -..-. T1 - ..- --4 -T - _ -. - p - .. - - I :4 - _______ . -_ - . - - ------ - -. _____ r' ____ - .. - .. wJ - _ I.-' .iJ" ) . . - - !'''' - .. . _____ or _______ - - .;_____ -. . -_.. - - - - ______ •; -.. - - - - _______ _____ - - - . --:- . I. tinusuar acziueni, IJVpU ty oy Hughey reportti Glenn's car was trayeling north bound on (rapeville Avenue at a riijh rate of speed when it failed to stop at th e - -:4' . ,, - - -- -. . his '82 model ear man :t.. ____ - : - ___ __________ -i illll- 11 - ____________ ____ ___ . ;: - -- -'• - . - .. ? .q/ ______________ -i-year-siLd Bookertown residen t, who escaped serious ;:._ _. 4. I might well be the feelng of iryce Glenn Jr., . njury after a midnight mishap resulted in the demolition of - -_ - a.- SR 46 west intersection. The vehicle became air1,)rne for 30 feet before it struck & power pots did a backward and .Iide in'lirneaLh a fene. surrounding a Florida Power and Light Cornpanv generator. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper J. -;-- - . - -- Walt Glass investigated. -. ounty Judge Explains easons For Dismissing Dope Charges Sneaky Sricil<e Snooper vEN-ruit.%. cauf. (um) JutLe hall said under ti.' I-i'.ciI a scmtl.sr h.irun. 1,eforn aparthis-ot 1*ni,v. soti By BILL SCOT'F Seminole County Judge Wal' latest appelate court decisions, Peace Justice W. Thomas toe- with operating a place of nuisit must be established exactly ett in which seven ;sersons ance; Susan Yenth, 17, Jacklace Hall today refuted pub onviiIe. hooked on possession lished reports (quoting sheriff what possession means, before ehargeil in a second raid were of alcohol as a minor, and a e0n,?rated. John 1 o Iki in yesterday's further actions n be tk-o, 16-year-old juvenile charged Herald that charges against 11 The.* included dismissal of af te was arrested Hash by young people were dropped r a charges against Richard Dale with possession of alcohol as a May 29 sheriff's raid on a him because warrants takesi by Hash, 20, for possession of al. minor. Sheriff John Polk said Lovett Seminole County sheriff's de- North Orlando Drive apartment cobol as a minor; Kenneth WI!partrnent were held four days house along with Vicki Dale 11am Cox, 2.', and &eather Erics dismissed these charges after Wore it raid on a Fern Park Williams, 18; Uonard Scnil- Munrot for contributing to tht ruling the warrants wers hold IT COOL For your copy Just Ask US! LU SI R I' 4, - - - H n dbook entitled It -- __________ -- .- I - :- . - !Y - - I ft WOR - D I I Signed ! -- — It's a sneaky snake, louis "hippie pad" resulted in the derhouse, 17; Charles Robert deunqueney of a minor; Rob too long (four days) before the (Page IA) note County authorities were ('hat-on told sherifre depuCloud, 23; Debra Lynn French, ert Chapman, owner of the raid in the house. arrests on possession of narco called to a swanky South Semi-__________ ties last week. 17; Dwight Monroe Mason, 17; tic charges. note realdenco by a diutraut ('hacon said he round the hall admitted dismissing the Joe Fuller Cloud, 17; Debra mother who complained besnake In the toilet of the charges on 10 of the suspects, Lynn Capps, 18; Charlotte cause sho discovered a 21-yearhouse ml,. which he had Just A Miami cab driver ateps off a plane and but said there was Insufficient Christina Thompson. 18; Rich--old youth in her 16-year-old moved. The snake, he said, evidence of possession. arti Thomas Helms, 22; Charles walks into a police net set up after two women a suburdsdghter's bet!. stuct Its head out of the hot. were slain following the robbery of Ho said a preliminary hear- Harold King, 20 arid Tom A. She told officer., she disco',torn oi' the commode but di. ban Western Union office. (Page 3A) Ing was held Tuesday and all Fisher, 23. all looked on posered the "hippie type" male appeared downward If the charges except those agaI'ast session of marijuana charges. a Florida citrus farmers, indignant at wh at was actually the daughter's Deputies seized quantities o toilet was flushect. Richard Dale Hash, 29, sided tales of poor migrant liv they called oneboy friend and had been allowAt tIe it 't,W stick It dismissed. Thomas Speer, assis- marijuana, LSU and other lug 'oid1tIona, hiali back with niuries of ilkujik, ed to creep into the house and of another toilet In head out tant state's att.rney, said hash parsph.naLia in the assult. lazy farm workers who ruin housing a week her daughter's bed after the the home, Chacon said. The action by Judge Hall fol would be prosecuted after they move in. (Page 3A) rest of the family had retired Deputies, skeptical about for the night. the whole thing, thoroughly Yesterday's high 91) low 70 1ivestigatnrs were somewhat investigated both toilets and WEATHER — found nothing. They left. bewildered over the woman's with .62 Inch of rain, Wednesday Chacon called complaint, especially after die. glvthe sheriff again. This time was PLAY Extended outlook Saturday to Monday— covering the mother he said the snake had b*. Partly cloudy with widely scattered mainly Ing the girl birth control pills, To further confuse, deputies come bolder, ri'sInz out of t h e afternoon and evening thundershowers bowl to leer at him. dIscovered the unwed dnughter through the period. two halu -s. lkputia-, vnt to the home has given bit Us ti-i A saatcsrd sun' usurauco Imcenst h.is bceu rc%oed by . • • Afternoon highs 88 to c)-l. Overnight lowM again Ther. was a five-foot the State lnsucanco commission after he was bum! guilty of near 70. long anaconda peering out of Wondering Out Loud , - , If ','iola ti ui s i x sections of th e st*t insu.rai&co laws. Isle UOW$. *UIIU$5IO' CcU1*iiJ -J4iIIlUU According to Charles Mcintosh, deputy insurance corngrab the hlefore they could sign that 'woman' to .s football missioner with he:dttuarterl at Wtntcx' Park, Evertt iLifvt, reptile it retreated down the contract . . . fll of the of the harper Agency, cannot write any more Insurance after aily Features hole In the bottom. Animal tacklers set their idght4 onto a July a ef f ective date of the revocation. control officers were called Editorial page ........ forget about the ball 4A her and Mcintosh, contacted by The Herald. conitrusei that ILur. Area deaths .............. 111 (18 In but the anaconda kept carrier? per was given a hearing Into allegations brought by the State Bridge ........................40 Entertainment .......... • ducking out of sight. }ZflrOIOffi ............. 48 Insurance Commission after an iruesUgatioc. . -- liii I1 Finally the toilet was reI'm appreciating the thoughts The nature of the charges were not revealed but ha v e to do classified ads ... 61178 hospital notes _______ moved (runs Its moorings and Douglas MacArthur Soekty ....... .... .....2H-l'R of Ccii. with actions contrary to the insurance code. ('oniks .. .... ..... ...... 411-fill Cé i4b41C', . th e confirmed Mize, attorney, his with a , "There is they caught the snake more cacti day . . Sports ................. 6A.IA Iloth Harper and Vernon Crossword puzzlo ... 511 'S k$(8tIt F..! C. prothat his client is not but Mire stated oft to a bfl noose and look It license revocation, security cm bus earth; thure no TV ............... . ... .... . ...... Crane .................411 Dr. ahelt. veuteti (torn cootiuulng a real estate business. Ii, only opportunity." Wall St. Chatter .,.. SA I2ear Abby ................40 It -- a --- Insurance Broker s I I if - -- %•" 4. ~ - --- DEFENSIVE DRIVING _____ I ': -- .t License Is Revoked —U-- - The Sanford Civitius Club held Go c'rrtjr of 7.one 3. Florida Dis - McAllister. and Bobbie Ambrose r..".'rr F:... :: t- 1ix to Cividi .:, :.... ,.. ;,,, 1970-71 year Wednesday with a Pt.rlect ut,,enda.nc± awarda I tan. M.ster of cvrmonles for 1abIcs nigtsL Those Installed I were given the following. eight ; the evening was Sal Manfre. A. D. McAllister, president I years.- Charles Karmpf three At a recent meeting. John acre JuIn Colbert. president;y e ars: Alex Serraes. A. D. Mc- Colbert was awarded the 'Civitic-ct: Alien Waggner. aecre AIiiiter, Leon Walker. and (tan I the Year Award." Col tdr: Bill Wilkins. treasurer: Daryl Brissun: two years: John I berm as ercted for the ,t;'.rd of his citizen-ship buildanti dLres-tori for if one year C&iibcrt. Vance Ainliruse. and term. Ted Hawkins. John Orm- Bali Wilkins, and one year. Aliewa ing activities throughout the year. The award, a beautiful jrud, fliibi iiiauii, and AD. Waggrier and Ted Hawkins. I ISpecial Clvit.an Awards were plaque. isas pttMn(4-d by Al Woudall, They were installed by Lt. in.4de to Vane. Ambro.e. A- U. 4 Waggner S II Reasons or Com!nenfs I. rX P I In;IFl)1 ' 1. ILAi)l\i. Is io a part of the daily ;noy-raiii at (oldsboru Eknieziutry. Participating students are ('alvin .1 A In __ Absolutely Free! -, ~ -- ---- r -' -1 I Statewide Developments I - of whisky, the Senate is told. (Page 3A) Former Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio, four others, convicted of extortion and conspiracy i In kickback scheme that netted $1.4 million from contractors doing business with the city. Each faces up to 1,280 years in jail and fines of $640,000. (Page 3A) ________________________________ — ft W ER SANFORD. FLORIDA P 0S P. : — - to flag passing motorists and called for hell) as tier continued to advance on her. A.pparendy none of the passersby heard her ,mr continued his suggestive screams and as the aggres. romarks. the intended victim turned and ran to a Sports World Thrillers GREATER SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - — - - - - M Fill" academy for police train. Around The Nation LUC,4L BUSINESS HAS BEEN orma _____ 0 - THE WINNER EACH MONTH, AND HIS OR The apecial services diviaiun Such percIIs. through readof Seminole Junior College will I inc, travel. self-dir*-ted study. conduct the general edicat,ion-'and practical experiences o al development tests the week life, have reached a level of of Aug 17 Reaersatwn for educational competence equsts testing must be made Lo later lent to that normally required than Aug 6 Contact the of-I for high schol gra duation f ic e of extended services. Since many of these people . phone: 2344&O, cx. 20. cannot afford to spend the Many educationally mature amount of time in class atadults (16 years or older) in- i tendance necessary to satisfy cludlng veterans and service- the requirements for a locally men in Florida have not had Issued high school diploma, t.h. the opportunity, for one rca- CE!) testing program Was ticonor another. tocoinpletethe veloped to assist these people ) requfrements for a hi.h 1 in securing a Florida high rhool diploma •'-hool equivalency dip1omi U ç Pg A nntnrtl contingent will ho In Tallahassee Tuesday to make overtures to responsible state nenciea concerning the Ø5 sinle Manforti location as a W •rsMrs r A () m.j CAUII.Ia"C VII5WJ I'W• U A COMMITTEE OF JUDGES WILL SELECT . EDI)IX(1 itEL11.ICSA1. Buffet lwld br Dixun-Stephen wedding party. Pictured frt.rn left to right, Mrs. Betty Young, hostea; Miss Gloria Dixon, bride-eleet: Mrs. Paul Dixon. mother of the bride-elect. and Miss Lavern Dixon. sister of the bride-elect and maid of honor. , — 14, Award wui,u WILL wii, WHICH Out-of-town guests included attz-scthe Peach Avenue home. a, : L Connif- CC5SO?1t'1 U I. - and and the orchid from ' ' 1I44 bouquet. After a honey-moon Mrs. Willie Graham 'nis has in Bermuda, the newlyweds will less at a bridal shower in honor be reading in their new borne ' ... - Lynn ~ i 1% For traveling, the bride chose i derdule. r t I .. .~_ - ______ ~ . - . - li(' Academy ~,*2 ~_ __ r ~. Y", 4 been nice o ou .,,, - -.e 'C I After commission vice chairman, and nearby house himself would attend a 2 p.m. -The pursuer, feeling he was losing his prey, sailed IF'S ersinn at the State Came and a large tin lid which struck the girl on the knee, Fish Commission building with cupants causing a spurt of blood By this time, th e oc William Reed, director of the into whose house the terrified victim fled had answered State Law Enforcement Departher knocks and screams and the attacker had esment. caped in the commotion. By JOHN A. SVOLSKI Kelley said the groun wrnild Acting as Good Samaritan., the rescuers placed Memo To County Commisattempt to "sell" the,law enthe girl Into th e ir car and transported her to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where she was treated for the cut sionor Viblen . . - re/your corn- forcement agency on locsting and for shock. ments In the story on page 8A, the academy in Building 310 at The yuth on the bicycle is described as Negro t' wanting the SCA and the the Sanford Airport. The local site is one of many % male, wearing no shoes or shi rt County Commi ss ion to meet to' considered from other locations gerner, not. flL S public at Talinhaisee, Gainesville, Ocala, Panama City, Palm ing - - ." Bench, Fort Lauderdale, Lake\Vouhi recommend you re land and Tampa. read the Sunshine Law Reed is expected to make th, . 5 recommendation of a site to Why ii it thnt'all these l*0 the governor and cabinet In pie, befor. th ey're elected to about a month. Sheriff Polk said yesterday an office, want all of the pub1 the Sanford facility opening did in Deity that they can get not have to wait until 1972 but er to express their ideas n could he utilized just as soon now they'd solve the Ills of the as approval of a site Is made community . . . ftTliI yet (55 tOOfl and the necessary preparations orld News as th ey get into office, "let's conipletod. -A $1.2 million regional crime keep the press out," laboratory already has been ap North Vietnamese troops slash into a U.S. • S kill 12 p ved for property leasing at and ro patrol near the Laotiafl bordcr Regardless of the fact thiut the Sanford Airport and Polk Americans, the heaviest U.S. casualties in a they're all trying to copy Spiro, advised the first allocation of single action in 21,4 months. (Page 1B) all I can say is thank goodness the federal funding would b William Randolph Hearst said forthcoming soon. _________________________ It, "When free discussion Is The contemplated academy denied, hardening of the ar ill be financed by a $1 surSome of the most heavily advertised eei-eal-- teries of democracy has set in, charge on traffic and criminal including Wheaties, Cheerios and the top free institutions are but a life- fi,ii ___ brands of corn flakes and shredded wheat — i cud the death of the have about as much nutritional value as a shot re-public is at hand." ____ ti) - . as a sa ,esperson OTc ____ - : . . - 5! . uOeS - _____ - sister as maid of honor. grum a:,d uecorait*id wiLli white scrumptious mt!ac, psnbi. 't&ing as bridcsridi were and yellow roses and wedding 'paine was poured. Before departing for the reLillian Welch. Doris Wright. bells, centered the bride's table. It was flanked by two white h I thet bridei4ect Present. earsa, ititrbara Jocs. Jaequel)n Fauhind ('ynthia Cbapmaii, all candles. Greenery, baby's breath ed the maid ni honor with a ir a hatch, and miniature wedding bells keepsake necklace and t each , 1 Miami, and Bren d were arranged around th e rake, of her bridesmaids, a Chinese t,reenvillc S. C Mess Ann Goodwin, Greeni charm bracelet The ma idof-honor and brides Assisting the )sokaics '.sertt .aids were dreased in identical nile. S. C. and Mrs. Lavern A -line. famal gowns fashioned Graham presided at the punch I Mrs. Thelma Hall, Mrs. Doris bowl. j Thomas, and Mr. Ruth Allen. ..f soft yellow suzsmer Mrs. Betty Robinson kept the Hono red guests of the evenrolled colla rs and inserts at the of gold headed trim. brides book, which was centerling were members of the wedwa istline decorated 1ding party, Mrs. Altaniesse A head pioce of two gold ed on a rostrum also with greenery and streamers. Dixon, mother of the brideFloating hostesses were Mrs. elect, and Mrs. Annie L Foster, Ruth Allen, Mrs. E. 0. Young, grandmother of the bride-elect.. i Mrs. Julia Merritt, Mrs. J, Pa. Others attending from out-,; no 1rs mci Bacon. t1r, of -tow n were Roosevelt George ir _____ Mable Matthews, Mrs. Mary Verns and Be Stephens, Mr. -McClain, Misses Lisa Davis, Al- and Mrs. James Faison and tonia Young and Ru th Ann Bar- children, of Miami. dy. AhoDoris Love of Ft- Lau. 1 &L____ I till ,VLP ~##46 Becoming nun e ,ifi itid, the girl attempted a - ; 7 _-. %. - -- - - _______ - pursued by the youilit who continued to utter with ______________ til AttacKer - i~ v___!, ' , _______ bL at oung . * _____ I Y Also appearing in opposition that he would have a temporary was flick Williams who told (Continued on Page lB. Col. 1) spection to ascertain if the hell- was designed by the trl-coemty port meets safety regulations, planning council as a low den- . ____ nn to my that there wm9d he with spectators lining the walls. posal was originally presented, property in the area, a nil that half-mile radius of the heliport no dust generited because It The arplIcant, Dean Snavely, to obtain Information from the there was nothing peculiar in and 57 wIthin a mtle radius. would cause repairs to his -.--_-_ 1d GI tor at fflcneyWnrld, show ed a where the meeting was held. meeting In June, when the pro. area cannot he appliM to othor delilpsting 27 homes within a - ,. . - - Thurduv, July 23 () #I - Y ear, Attorney Thomas Freeman. sity arcs, Freeman said th e of the step which the aue1s. Approval was granted by the film on the operation of heli- representing residents of the heli'srt's resulting traffic wonid thin had taken to ren'ns the Seminole County Board of Ad- ports detailing the decibels of ates. told the board that sound increase density. Freeman went property. Two other reMents of the justment lest night for a specIal nolu' generated in toUtwis of an Iii relative to location; that on to explain inverse condemnsexception permitting a private average city. and comparing It decibels in the city are not tion as growing from the effe'et area stated opposition of the heliport in flea Pinar Estates. with th e noise of a helicopter, painful . He maintained that the which airports had upon th e noise and dus. Snavely in rebuttal said that The property Is l oc ated In the The film liken ed decibels wI'h "peace and quiet" aspect of land, and In which adjourning residents were compensated for th e operation was less noisy vicinity of 1-4 and Longwood- degrees on a thermometer, arid residents should be consIdered , th an 1-4 n4 thet adjacent r'a9'iarkharn Road, and ii zoned stated th at the determining faq- and said that the allowing of a their land. Willism Redote, president of road, arid that the noise was eIiport was "not good common br ; ,,lldi in sut.aJ. Mi. law the South West Markham Road minimal compared with the sense" Freeman cited Robert Zoning Director Every teat was filled In the Count) Cominlision chambers, Brown, who was asked at a which stated that a peculiar Association, presented a map previous Navy jets. He went By, MARION fl1I1II-A _____ _____ 0 .t4io oil 1, ______ County To . - . I I - I - - - I . t, $ - M! F Appeal,Will Be Taken - - .- -- :-' - OtJ '3 �rch Mu cts st PIan ture 7 uh,NE W-A Environment For Student' s Fu . . . .. . . Citrus Farmers Lash Back At Migrant Film . y. id the Xfou w?Wher or not to hpy get Educators Desires, Taxp ayers 2 Desig n DOIlars Go I nto School s tzz _ I qc1Ig - I I r' 'i ri1 c' t he r'iIlI I co ! , U' to dieusa th. trnd •m 1 hcr. ti * c th I 1 'T''- TI C• John A Burton )"i and a. ployed now in building a school 1*hof th,,iicosw tmpor. "cheerful strnnahere" is con conjure up the desired effect. exposure to 8thki and stones. Glass si corportiit," the --lanrusI of environment than In the schools schools, still the area I the bustTWO of the soclates have been in * whole new ian'uBut it's th e pro. important In sidered ,nvironment a ariee fledbflity f mortar. lbs.' do you build .duator. But most f all he attends." For it Ii In the for schools building Rs age that. has developed the nest of school ? CITT7 three s truction, that the unter con the eras of imbibing - good grid, what must the philosoph y Is designed w ith sc hools that the b.ctutro'i for SubU* texture and reametric schools of today. The liW@ rod some time n ChaqM in educational con- ;rrehiteet deal with! ------- OF 410 _4 a -1 WE z 14W 4W ~ II 01111411111 ki;:; . 14 - '- - :.. AiI -- - I ______ *' 1 _____ I \ - - - ______ \ ' .3. ( drunk on screkends Items for storage -- - Ca IV r 161 'killi ,41-cut passerh.v by to gather reactions to their milli and midi garb. Judging with boxes they succeetled. MISSION w('011111AS111 Convicted Of Exf ---.---' I Ri- \1 i)\ —___________ I - • - - • I ? Youth Swears Off Drugs Too at L .1I I AM Mr Coltloner • Exclusive Triple Air Futratim System Washable ( e; pns*erful than morphine. By SARA FRITZ GE Fashiona re Is t GR M Verullo. Reis and three other 1 votiths apparently injected the PITTSBURGH iUPI) —When! his father died a few months 'dru Into their vein; at a par'v ago. Joe Vertullo trimmed th e middle-Income section ii long hair and swore, off drugs. 1' city. The three i Oth.de overlooking the others survived the drug dose dropout, twk over hi% father's ~ i I UI fl A 1 UfL1 FUNERAL ri..imi... Charcoal fliter, SpineTh Coil "air wash* 'Mme Speed Series: High.. Normal, Quiet Slumber Speed • Simulated Wood-Grain Finish j__ ([I serving bereaved families II fa iths 1 'sazhington section of the city, dark-haired girl, and John Six hours later trtul10 and a Dixon, 0. who were wandering S companion, George Reis. also da7rd frorn the dmg when 1 18. were dead. apparent victims 1 police found them, were reof an overdose of dilaudid. a I lrzi'.ed from a dtv hospit a l pain—killing drug iO time' r iur 'Wedn esd ay night. A NF - -- . nutrient cost analysis Peter - A Choate, a Republican, was an assistant on the staff of the White House Conference on Schaal Food. Nutrition and Health, and a nutrition consultant to both the Department of Health. : -- f! ,F - --: I41 JULIAN STENSTROM, - "If brougH back many rmerinciries . . . tom* good, sopre AT THE OFFICPES OF Is The Author Former Editor Peter Schaal The Sanford Herald of weaker and poorer performIng stocks and reinvestment of the funds in blue- chip areai S it strong characteristic of i market in a base-building i The iziore peop1c ee tlit, May 26 low as a low for the year, the greater the possibility of a buying panic in the market - - a similar to the one which Johnson's announcement of a bombing halt on March 31. 1968, Bruns, Nordeman & Co. isays. The firin now sees the Mw v • + - • $ To +-. ,,• •• couffsout LSO N - WI DRUG STORE Downtown Sanford Shopplaq Pima Ill ER i FURNITURE COMPANY 322-5622 E. FIRST ST. IANFORD Jones industrial average CHild) I tug to the 740 area on thu mere absence of had news" t.cfore faltering. ______— _____________ It's clearance time at Ford Dealers. Lowest ve got. year on every Come see, come save! prices of the car we' Priced To $15 Shoes I 95 r 95 I R.qulurly $32 Regularly Priced to $23 —. i Values To $3.00 9 •00 NOW $1995 We've even low -jr-id o ur A • ------- Slacks Slacks Values To $12.50 ff on Mdvrlc .-. -' --- -..--------- 05 95 Values to ________________________ ___ II , 50 I A I $2495 That's right. Thats all for America's fun car. There'll never be a better time to Mustang. - Swurnwear Snort Shirts 1 valies prices —the most succe s sful now small car of theyear. -- - ___________ - - A . - 12 Price To - 7 77 NOW $3.50 To $450 Exceptional reductions on suits and _ ......... — ._.• sport - - coals. $2395 .• rsi flfli iii.. 7 r.M. Torino model -- r—now n a now )LUU lower. I? S C D4ut O oaCar f.the priced - .... - lilt MU1UrO Pállsbed DoDy, vrath Paperback se $4,50 Seinktd. 111 32771. socend Class 1111"ft" field at Senfwd. FlefWa 32771. Ssbgcstptlo. Rates by Corn., Week .1 - Year $11. 'eased oc a comparison with Forts format bunt ldretahlpic.siorsTodas. Men's satyr. pawlsliw %illmday prece"09 '4 AMA1`tJA $ Nationally NOW ON SALE ONLY -- I \ORI' (lii li—The bear - I Shorts g . fl 96 LAZY-80Y TROGDON including Impos FREEMAN market's trend has ceased and institutions and Individuals anupgrading portfolios. Harris, - Co. 5flS. a.iC sellin U pham I. ..PiuflZfl • -- SIMMONS HICKORY SEALY BASS ETT TELL CITY MAGEE U . Shoes 1 ead what readers say about i "I have ROLLAND DEAN, former .ditor.p.SIish:' f th. Sanford Herald DUfl walKing StOUflO in a ocx e for trie past few days living in memories of +ha past • . you handled some of sho touchy situat.on with considerable adroitness. DOROTHY I-iAYNES SANDS. "I was fascinated and couldn't put it down." -- physkally and Knit Shirts se.s tt - , jc,d Wall Street Cha er - - - - - Save on f.-im,*ws narnn brands! black candidate Regularly tory. The author spent many months gleaning focts from headlines and stories from the Sanford Herald at well as ht own memories of Sanford i912.i935 Today carry ina1- heavyset gunman held the jor on of 1.280 sentences mum years offices night manager, Bruce nancially. The conviction flM AS CAPPS SEMI-ANNUAL Walk history of and depressions of yesferyear. See how over 700 persons (many sfill residing in Samford) coriftibuted in Their unusual ways to fhe wr;f;ng of Sonford'i Ms. Gef ' It Juitt might keep a minor field at the bizarre climax of a $400 robbery In which a problem frnm becoming a inn- This is the only solo where you gel all t o arnous brands at such great savings . . . along with Capp's porsonalized service and parficular fitting. Donf miss earl seasonal clearance. OUF WICO t tion Read about the trials and tribulations of a small town during the , Choate tee a study of 60 cerca!s. Forty of them. he said. have so little protein, iron, calcium, and vitamins that "they fatten but do little to prevent milnutri- Sanford durng it's most exciting era! R of - mittee. Choate ave the- subuotiuiiit ow 0 N y AS lmsilleli with the city Newark. overgrown South Miami tomato tar, listen to wiat he tMls you. DCLtVPf said in testimony prepared for the SetItte cununiii s suhcoiii B A fascinating 145— page P5 bails Sugar Crisp: and Kellogg's added. "Tile jury evidenfly antinutritional totally didn't hf1Il-%, v T11c." equating swff-tness %%ith health Stigar Sniack, and abil i ty, l s are id to a dult good in a manner all but difyiti I Aa huckstered to the children On a K: General Foods (Post) Super told my story." Addonlzio 41 DIAL 322-1562 2522 PARK DRIVE 'GOOD TASTE Gibson. sat slumped number of governmert nutrition logg's Product 19. General Kenneth A. poor clilldrcn Milis' Kabooin and General preject!. Fai particu'arly suffvr ,d as It result Mills' Total. lie ratcd six others hands as the jury read Its commercials "mitritionally ni e r I t o r ious." verdict. of misleading I'm terribly "I call (),,I%equating strengt1i and athletic They were Nabisco 100 II vr "I will~ tj;lket(),Its urv-. disappoilI lie said. prowess %%ith a brand of Cent, Bran: Q General Foods (Post) Fortified nppeal." breakfast cereal. "1 testified on the stand and I ceteuils are worst Oat Flakes; Kellogg's Special "The ORD ELECT RI C - NOON LUNCH Robert B. Choate. a civilian "Clearly the best from a entnt-er ssho has worked on a nutrient standpoint were lCd- 0 LEXAN* Outer CAse. wiR Dever rust 0 10 P=dtim Antmefir bI acing less and less of I worked in a neighbarshood his old frienda. AfW tUmerl'upermarkeL was bospitalizedl -ondition today. Hel Tuesday night friends said, :n I criticall c still, unconscious. Vertao stopped at a corner hangout in LM ML Cathy Augustine, 19. a petite' 7 %truggled briefly with quickly Oficers. hill, For more information , I jail and 640,000 In title.% for Reitz. and Mrs. Lamb hostage on Medicare, contact ynur 11ot-;d (,,l(-h (Jerendant, U.S. District for nine hours before the social security office Rt 12,0`9 F.. 2nd St. f lrphnr.e 322 2711. Court Judge George II. Barlow robbery Mondaymorning. anti tlii' set Etit'dtlon dUd \'t'liatt' (t'P1 ) A WASHINGTON no date for sentencing. Committee on Select told Senate • with Addonizlo was subcommittee Convicted Senate Nutrition And Iluinnn Needs 1k %%Pre former City Attorney today most brands f dry presented 11 hilip Gordon. foriner Public cereal prov ide littl e n a private cttiien. and said III' Work' Director Anthony Laand MAny of the lentiti mitritioui obtained the brdnd hy-brand reputed Malia morte ii(I brands cost the most and are information from cereal maim figuresJoseph advertised heavily on children 's facturers television shows. Icnro, Of the 60 brands. he said, Ralph beaten for reAddoniflo 10,200 BIUfHr. 7 - ', •- "11. 1-, - 50111(1 - Cereal Foods Slapped By Senate Commi tee M od*l AG CET1 W - JLMAW AM Mid AM '"""' 1 15 Volts I 1I# W D if by Monday nriernonn. dozens of the man who botight a ticket Midnight. ailing police routinely camai-ted Mi- Atlanta Monday minming. Flcoii I It tile debarking ramp %khen ni"I's airport ticket agents and then began An arolind-the clor ,: I'll.,'"" ...................... Use on hotel room Tuesday morr,~f, And found a .22 callbe.r rpvr;~~ e After making bRilf4tic if of the giin. police secured nI , oil IIII 1iiriiti' r ft liii ft citti 1h4 IIII Meiriv.hii further r,iri ii. de iled ta 1teft gave police a s Inter tf the airport turned up a tic I 0% Angeles at MItmI national Airport shortly after description of the gunman anti agent who recognized Niport t iCity S II _a - I. (t I'lI Od i ARINST'S RENDERING OF "COMPLETED' SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE f Security Former Newark Mayor thigh J. Addonizio and four otacrs were con victed Wednesday on char ges of extortion and co Style, Big Fv_ \ Several Niport. Officers On' rilted the recoiliflird a cornpo-41le picture in Miami. Niport Arrived or, %%aq non 4itop %3 U I I LVauvirb I 'I 1 I I Social ially thbo:hh1t t tilt (I dli I%t III It it' IItIL Oil all t hit it flit,( IIWIL flt lif Fitch of the Sanford Mrs. li dera inu ss"io" h1r "cold -bli)(icled. calculated" cor- colI it, tile 64 count I Delores Palacinn. '11. Social 111ancht, ruption In the state's ment arising from a ki( kback tile clay manager or the When you get older you'rp fro It - livine from which (lie def,-n. Western Union office, atid Mrs. I lkrJy to gpt Pick. Even with - y found C Medicare, health care c!oqtq dants Allegedly netted $1.4 Judy Lamb. I'livy %%vre shot to) licath ill all m(moy. Whon yoli f.f. your dor Irt:11 LU I N. e D n ver ., TMA Maii, Uwa 11L 'I am f~- 3XT hoominit." 4vild-IF-d ff. Price Jr. of Trooleansi (U11l)_ 11olice Arrest A jNIInmI cat) driver early giiiiiiinn to the joinato field and twiny on clitirgen of killing two ,I twice In thr hend. Ile A tomato firld ml 0%,f After the daY1141111, and Managed to crnAl half A Monday tile Coral Gablev. milt to a highway and Alvtt robbery of police. Wv-ttern Union officV. Reitz. 18, rernalivi, In critical Tile All"pect. nvillion Niliort, -finflition in :17 it WL _'TR W. don ' deny that there 4'lIt- 12 Philip MonI coordinator of there is no better it rea to !-,,ro*t is obtalm-d. into the buildinr of a school. • wow the linporisne. of the isual department, the information ira sticn, c'oirerKttfln and world There is TU) need for thus fha 1 U u tnats z (ltrctI0fl mr ttII' the planning in vast amounts to that world to be unpleasant. - fnteman rin kick v,id hot st,txnmmittee' this w.'ek R id Crtith ; take 'Monday to sober tilt, t%ork firld. r772~ :47U, . - ~7 - s- ln%ide plumbing or witter And thp bnIhiiih. filled It lip with the U.S. SenAte'S Migratory I J R. &FZ 1ith! Cri E1 flPnY titfie1 'tff j ($((l A ennum r advocate f 1) Ii P11 ('rnv' ( o Waother d(ru4 C ru'ehfieid and I mrint*ri Tueliday that th e Mi nIded taie of poor mlgrnnt IIv r that prtwili rtlnitmoithou;ngI4 PAul f Atlanta' ~O lnhNl hiuk nnditltin orange' juice ihitdi Ing tint aq hmd A% that portrayed on '.mie grnup n f the ' coe ° i Pre4ldent hint 'We WetlnvintnY ith littirleli tit iltionk ary of Ciwa Cola o rate ml. Wtdnesday re'iervod mrnei* hAve t,rqcen windows. tern iiit i recv'nt NRC television " trkpr who grant hei'ittg in Florida with q remar k trntil s he howling week nfh'r they niose plumbing ,,nml incteati of using mentary or in testimony t t %'tlflt fljI nn. • - - - ., Then the skill and expertise most ImportsI the specific needs of the chil. project The e volution ,( and young adults she of the architect are •mpto3ed drim ld he using the facillq. The to give the taxpayer the most hools, wort literally tailrired for his dollar, and the student I the middle school IA intricate. tn meet the needs (education. the best that is available that I BASiC&)Iy it Is this: An open %%orl, session with all depnrt emotional and physical) of t1I will suit his rl"ds. "The need to impr.)~@ our merit heads puts eN- eryone on SPIainole Junior Collect cost environment he.-% mver been the same path; then the depart$62.7 million. lAkiview, greater than at the present ments "parste to hold PenlinnI when phase 11 IN complet,ed, time," claim Burtot. and hiA to learn the forlinas and reuill have a tab of ovvr $2 mil- associate architects. They note actions of each member of the pit _MAI _____ y Q Fn Fl - — .- Thry are quall- their distAnctive " MArk" are the needs of the student fare- his 11fe Is found. It Is In the schools th at tastes In qua lit Lakeview Middle School SYSI meat and comfort at* formiIIII4. In the actual dealifn of a Seminole Junior Collect. So special esthetic enjoyment At these schools the philow school endless hours are first phy behind ths, actual stmeture spent In formulating the phi anti quality are built Into tho sc schools right, alona with the ors dmii cc tecVs plans were adapted to tual design of the school. - I - -ti. multiple B By ( H tR\ 1R IXO\i Press Writer BANKAMERICARD 6511 0 S.S J MASTER CHARGE rst 205 W Fi 3786 K Sanford Orl ando Dr. -- -- - ------ 1 �. 4 Editorial Commeni .II &II 4 1 I One ilesto M ne -_ Passed-More icci! Polit HOUSE RACES * IM -- -- ___ .efters To The Editor --.-,.-------.--. MASS. 7 uhltor, 9 Why Turf Club Closed Tells Eai To Come ator Spesurd Holland (D) and I. opposed by forme of from others. in the house cats a the 119 there. So far jority purely - Now the candidates have '4qalified"-4 Harrold C.srswell of TJ1*hU1a, whose Judge Federal have to fight for his nomination in will But he assured eal representatives are concerned, Democrats are designation not to be confused with the r with th e COfl$$TV*tiV j ).gal the Republican primaries and, If defeated, would re- chief asset is his identification where no Republican ha. qualified to contest. &4, of of that specific and important designation meaning of move th e only resident of Seminole County from the wing. balance of six which will be needed to continue a person's ability and capacity-the time for thtra- Th e Democrat On the ubernatorW race, the drive by Incummajority there are practically assured legislative representation this growing county certhe ft party debate us. bent Governor Kirk is off and runn1n with Central t.ainly deserves Important Next milestone in the race for elected office is of being 'VOL : comment has been made by our brethern florida as Its key command post.. He has General however, this matter of Seminole County, For will be held. On will deserve primaries o 6ept. 8h when the first. rivals and th is i.z-a-part. that the most intriguing result of the Fourth Estate been re state legislature has Nov. representation in the 29th the eecox.d primaries take place and cn duced to a situation which approaches "taxation with- of the qualifying period is the obvious fact th at the dose watching. Srd the General Election Day. Dem ocrats are in the same sort of fix with rivalRepublicans are challenging for all the top officesThus what every voter is confronted with are out representation." Among all th e candidates from rice expected to make a contest for their g'ubernator House of Representatives, States Senator, is only United district there and the Orange-Seminole legislative jiome weeks when oratory will be at a rnaximuni 1*1 nomination important as the hopefuls are forced and Cabinet Poets. I the Governor one who lives in Seminole. all t1 ' s attention will be needed to reduce keenest into preiae definition of programs they will CSpOUSC. But the existence of a true two-party political Bassett (B) of Altamonte Pope is Rep. E. lie h to form judgement - facts on wh ic In less than seven weeks the primaries will be Springs who has both Republican and Democratic condition is yet to be created in the lower echelons However, there are some results which can flo <...: here. By then the final day to register to vote-Aug. theory of government in Florida. be listed. One of these is that Gay. Claude R. Kirk, opposition. This reduces the one man, one vote Sth will have come and gone and we would repeat Among these top offices the primary fight will majorities to the ridiculous. Republican hope for Ee JT.!a widely heralded also produce the fireworks. For the Republicans this the advice which has gone out to voters with lncreaMr. Bassett, it should be remembered, is one of 1zthe next state legislature has lost almost all seinthe possibility of the most eye-opening display ing vehemence: Register and Vote! eonhas with his the delegation who has communicated reality, - blanc of Politicians have complied with their legal necesswhile the veteran US Representative William Cramer Democrats will control the senate as the GOP stituenta during his term. This is a condition which 0 ities and qualified. Can voters do less drives for the seat of retiring Sen. does not have a chance to upset the Democratic ma- has been spotlighted by the lack of communication of St. Petersburg .- __1________ pretiated. I thank you iirurl In answer to why th. Turf thoae of the Herald staff for Int, had to close, the fol- the kindnesses o xtsntlod to :r. uwitig points are Important. during my visit In June. IIarviJd T. Meyer l I'aynff. slight. Fiivnrlt.s S lh# plight or the;4 people w it1r, * charge 01 nm-objeetiv. r porting, In my opthion, cihir, IIrahI: an inctmtisteney EM' Mi. profesu contempt for the - c presiloni of war. snauly won, -- ---2) Herr prierv sy too high Expression - - a tIrtt at standing ha 1 for I;lit'ur, hi-raid: 0 rents. Must build up patronI wish to express sppreel*e of dog and JsI Alai fans, tion for your reporting in n the 0p4'nillg week high drink your lead article for July t, uric.; aren't good salesmanship 1970. It has been sometime; ven though concessions nnt said that If C.eorge Willie" ontroli.') by track, they could were elected president we wou ld nn Inn. uinm.,thInw 'Fh* ein . -----------have a pnIle* staze. rnuic. eLite imi .Ini Alai tans come nut, first has n.vnr been more accurately or ciu,lositv utirpns.ii .ind to cI";crlh.d than in your artic le. - -..... " Gene Pd. MM. - In no of the mlgrante. (hvr on'y heel i that they (TV) 7PfU.ed a credit lI Impvnvementa Ihit indlildoals some dedicated made In ihi. area. We want tsoth .Me; pr.sented.i .,, - high money for conressfinpefufly, I on; turns them off, O.K. to Ernest T. Freeman I -also the prices alter the sport Titusville R established and payoffs a hit igher. The thirsty and hungry Migrants trip er liken o snough then back to 3&.4& cant Editor, Herald: After viewing NI I G R A N T u'er at the corner bar. 1) Ton long between race. W')T1(F,R, I too. would ha'. to nm pared to Jai Alai but don't conclude that some of the recent . :~~ know if anything ran be done. benefits received by th e work. 7 -..:\ ._ i..s...su.-....Il. n.,s...Il. ... T'u.i ....e s....4-, -...........-. .--I .I -.....-. '. ' - _'- " '1 ( :- first week when attendance was from th e documentary. This was for Impact, to perhaps done, high and this dI.eourzg.d fans, Six piirk fan arouse the viewers' concern. Oh. I - - . - - - •fl Ir IM Vu. :.o is t.ne utile WneZI L,t&-L1 I .IU itor" gets more attention and becomes more liveto what iy with the political winds brewing up 0-0 V% VVAVWPV We are, in line with this situation, printing an editorial from th e Williamson (W. Vs.) Daily News stating their policy for handling aronymouzs letters with which we are quite in hony: "The Williamson Daily News, like most aqvspapala, likes to give its readers voice. The tters To Th e Editor' section is a much read feature of a newspaper. Heretofore, the Daily News has had a strict rule against anon3mous or unsign ed letters and has consigned such e4tars immediately to the circular f ile (wastebasket) without further ado. "Now we are making a slight, but important change in the policy covering letters to the edi 'tar. Anonymous or unsigned letters will be accepted if th ey pertain to issues and situations but the same taboo will bold on letters dealing vith personalities, in other words you can write complaints about the condition of roads, but you 0 rnInmhian Pn1itirnt Prnf*llp-d L . - .._ .- .. - ...-.•. . - - *..- . •:-- ___ - a 0 _I P._.J ws'••eSSC A TV -- L Democrats (20) NKWSOM New, Analyst RY SAS.W for on. and a K.f pesos. Now It system and years 01 violence in which tens of thousands died. is around lt. UPI ForcL Rout, now 70. ruled by They art among those UPOn decree, FUSSU 5a51 i 5 C1t3 01 50000 ended press freedoms whI calls Itself the City 01 whom Rojas and his field- and built up a feared secret * Finally forced out tot Flowers. It 1I.i about half way manager daughter. Sen. Maria along the road which runs Eugenia Morena-Diax, count to in 957, he went into exile. steeply down the mountainside send rivers of blood flowing ri-turning a year later to be Nm Colombia's capital. Bogo- through Colomboa until Rojas convicted of corruption, to serve two years In prison and regains his former power. ta. 4.4-. ianrIvi M his rwuJIteal Avw4l'. i... t. I - Lombana, a heavy-set. grizzled election was stolen frem him rights. The Colombian supreme court man who Is the owne•r of a and has decla red that until he small restaurani His friend Ii decla red winner of the restored his rights In 1967. Ucras has woo the admira Jaime Ortis Is a flower election. "There wil l be no tlon 01 busInessmen, bankers 41 peace in Colombia again." merchant. the upper middle-clan at Pres. Rouas. considered by his and against They grumble and 01 international home. Latin tdent Carlo. Iieras and the critics as one abroad for his organizations political conservative who Is to Americas most ruthless dictasucceed him on Aug. 7. 45-year. tars In recent years was one of succeuM development 11 the old MISs.) Pasana Boreh. four candidates running under Colombian economy. On the pol itical other hand. Rein woe DII s unique They long for the return of Colombia' f ormer dictator Gi'n Gustavo system which dictates that th. support from the lower middleRojas Pinill, who, they recalL office 01 president must alter. class and the urban poor who built the highway th rough nate between a Liberal and a have been squeezed by taxes Rusagasuga the better to reach Conservauve every four years. and creeping inflation. It was against Rojas' threat Al "The system came Into being his own town at the foot of the after Rojas' fcrced resignation to take poer by violence If mountain, Melgar. They grumbl. about the in 1957. He had taken over in necessa ry that I.Jeras, on the gasoline tax ixid tight money. 953 at the request of the eve 01 the opening 01 congress Lombana recalls that under political parties after a break- Monday declared a state of Rojas a man could buy a lunch down of the constitutional emergency. . '-' --I 1.~ / - "'N . A - - . - /1 . 1i f' Lc . • V11 ,- 1~ . - 4A .! 'V ç 'Ile I cannot lambast the person who is in charge of the maintenance 'nIeu you sign your letter ~H. . - . with your name and an identifiable address. "Letters are never rejected merely because th ey criticize th is newspaper, or, for that matter, any member of its staff. But they are rejected occasionally on the grounds of bad taste. or possible libel, or similar reasons. Letters from V. . -' - . ' -. / _____ ______ . It any organized campaign or letter-writing on political issues will not be published as concerned letter-writing for particular 1lIt1cal - a . candidate." Double Take. Pls. - .. . , .., F r:-.. . .,. - \:. . A I . - ~ - . . % MW U U was . - Hal Boyle Says: . The TR1 column In The New Republic Is known for its pithy comment, usually appre riated by everybody regardless of political per. suasion. Here in a sample from recent issue: 'We got into Vietnam with the best of all intentions: our object was Idealistic. It was an immaculate Montgomery (Al*.) Advermisconception." user 1&rMo ,0 1 4r#1t 322U1 'I 300 N. Freech Ave. 425u.3$ Ssef.rd, 3. fl WALTU A. •IILOW, IDIYDS AND PUILtSHI1 FLANK VOLTOLINI. - ..,,. JOHN a. seoluI JON. moesow Assoc.4. Ww ovc FRED VAN PItT ROT SUIN - Ma.çir.q &is., JANE CASIFLIVUY Covuty Edit., - Advomfising M.a.pc SILL IDwaIDS Cl.If.d W1NIPUP P C.isputt. STAFFORD DUlY .' S With eli 43.5 sects in tha House contrel of the lower house. of Rsprsssatatlyss to be filled this foil, Republicans need a net gain of 31 to tolui flIni,1n; ha. r..aIv,f ......',!. høan. I taxu'avers and nar.nt •)nuld and criticism sometim I ed upon them. The biggest prob. Informed be fore the from St. John Baptist Church Ths is C. L. t. ooper; ' 1cm I have encountered with board decisions are made and for civic and community rela ment to the people of Seminole the bewildered minority of .., tiena, Junior Achievement, Boy County, who may wish to con- troubled children, is in protect- stressed that tiii tax dollar Scouts and Citizen of th e E)ny eider him u their Republican ing them from unscrupulous used by th e schools should be on Radio Station WTRR. 'candidate for County Commis. adults stretched." Four. Ringling said p r n V I a I e n a sinner in Dl,trkt Our Juvenile officers, coun'veteran and A selora, th e courts and the d.• should be made for the anticiI am a Na - family man, residing wi th my ,artments of welfare who deal pated growth of the county and programs should be and our children at acceptable wife, Ann, with the neda of our youth . 15 Lotus I*ke In Casa.lberry. have done a auheth lob conS worked out 1th the U.S. sidering what they have to partmcnt of Health, Ediration .• My ed ucation consists of -..;-. (IIE%V) to prevent F.-V Welfare science social major in at Mar- work with. It is my earnest de- and tin Jr. College In Pulaski, Ten- site to ace th ese dedicated a loss of federal funds. . A native of Tallahassee nets., and Florence State people provided with a good :ki' $ Teachers College in Florence. juvenile detention home. From Ringling graduated from Fin .. Alabama. Lat'r I took i sodatkn with these ride A&M wi th a B.S. degree my cioSe . at of basic engineering courses people, I know it is not their before attending Jioward Unithe University of Tennessee. wish to see children lodged in vr-raity Medical School for his 11 I have lived in Seminole th e county Jail. I will cooperate D.D.S. dear". With a year of cml surgery County eight years. During with any workable existing plan . ashington. the dentist atth th at time I have received e to correct this situation or work at W Jaycee's Physical F I t Ti C $ diligently to plan and to carry tended various clinics on Perle. Award, and also their Dhstln- to completion whatever fachll , dontia, Prosthodontli and Oral Surgery. gulsb.d Service Award. In 1965 ties are necea'ry. e He Is a member of the Amer I was named Optimist of th Payement Plato Ph*llosophizes - I - Economic Area" Solid or liquid. Wide os narrow. Smooth or rough. Tender or tough. - Curb- Back or forth. Rain or shine. Hot or cold. Plato: Poor as rich. No wonder people get tired of in! areas into thcriands of counti$ lyers s When several by 1.01,115S CASSEIS Feast or famine. this world. and innumerable small towns, making decisions in bureaucracy are Interposed UPI Senior Editor to Hun or h. which is too small every moment of f Practically and the each o WASHINGTON (UPI) -Some between a citizen significant control their lives seems to be spent in Young or old. any of America's cities are too big municipal agencies that sup- exert destiny." Winter or summer. choosing between something or and some of Its town; ton &MUM prdlv cIt to aerve him, It's over Its economic Day or night. to be effective units of hard for him to btllj"ve that Visionary? Perhaps. But Isn't another. Every situation they * needed In them to deIdle or busy. confront requires some fresh vision really blessed with selfhe's government, to that has managed Pushing or pulling. cide between alternatives. country Although these problemc of government, or to feel any Open or shutinto a situation From birth to the tomb they itself ton much and too much and too personal responaihility for the work cent of the are per Help or hindrance. ceaselessly caught on the where nearly 70 little may seem to be at community's problems, By the Square dilemma. or coot, together twin has of a of selfpeople are crammed Equally destructive opposite poles, both can be per cent 01 the comes tra Sight or curved, time their final summons on tends, is on only c solved by appflcettan of the government. Tox on Drunk or sober, numb and worn out they are same concept, says Dr. Karl A. "the fragmentation of our rural land' Sad or happy. from choosing betweenFox, who heads the Department Ugly or beautiful, Hoads or tails. of Economics at Iowa State I unchonal Don Oak!ey Says: - Untvtrsity. NEW YORK stone (AF) comments 01 a Pavement Up or down. Empty or full. Left or right. Here or there. Soft as' hard. Wet or dry. Fox's stsi.ow of Cleaver's View pital staff. all phases of this type of facili' said today he would like to re. Ringling belongs to the ',%I&ty. For the past mix years I have served as president of Ini!tate the School Board Ad. sonic, Shrine. Elks and Chi DelSeminole Little League, an In- visory Committee to help the ta Mu frate rnal groups. fo dependent nonprofit organiza board make proper decisions His public service record intien attempting to provide a concerning the operation of the eludes Seminole Chamber of Junior member, Commrre program of recreation for chool county's 2 Achievement ad ior, Of ice of roxlni&tely 900 boys and girls local of Seminole County. Economic 0;)[),)rtu,iity Now or then. Temporary or permanent. With oi' without. Do or don't, Good or bad. Lassie or lad. High or low. Awake or asleep, whether you gallop or creep-paste this in your hat-you spend most of your time betwixt or between, choosing to do this or rejecting that. p That's the long and short of life, lived In cairn or spent In - Spray uurs t Tj' __../. - -% " ,. 1.._..-t.-- -' ' '. t._.-- MA &02*fall.5tUt ! i !. 1t' I t - 1rt - makes MONE Y I OR - - OR - wiTh - - - us for one year! r 1i 11111 ____ .-_-. - I ... - Corner T% - - 17-92 & Packwood .i H.PPV Cask;.1" PI,on• M4.7000 Humo , * WORLD HAPPENINGS . ____ Miii East Past Cmes Africa ---_t_ Iif9 PINPOINTS • kidochma -- - - . .- 0 0- . , 'VI 1 :.:" .. -:,,' 1 "'h J4'm. of H.p 1,nhig4 Member FILM Cotner L New Toeb & Am.fl. Ave. Pbo,. 734*511 Member P.D.I.C. . MAP lisI41g sr .. dr __ - - . - I to t i f ~ . . t . . - .. - -. ., ..... 4, . '.5 . ,, ç _4.. 4 s '. T - -- - ,w . ~ .'!'-: - . 'i__ . . -,,,. I ~ ,~ - . I IN- - N_ 05j=!" W . -1~ , ? .t. I , 4_,t - .., 4 ~ _A ,,- ~ 1-X' - " 1. The V±ome Wagon [x)!,- less will help! (41 loday: VIRGINIA PITCOSKI P.O. Be* 1214 w S I . ti., MARGARET HA*DWICK 531.0101 C. ss.lbervy PHOTOGRAPH ... HILDA RICHMOND "4s'7 appearing in Th e Sanford Herald is available D.ltess to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. -L LUCILLI SMITH S5I100 ' DIAL 322.2611 A / - - L/ Races and Religus - - - . ~_'. J~ - -i - - ' _. 7r% _____ _ . -h,.,L!.f _& - `:~ _i~l - --- '' : I -~ -- - - " ' 1. . ' = -__ .A '- . - , __ '5 - W __ 1I -' ' . - _!iH i "4 : i~ - -'-a '- l" V,z ~ .. - I --,,7W_- ____` 4. .:: - - . 4 - ) , _4._ ~ __ -- \ .II. - _1*10.9v~bi~_46~L K --R -- 4I:f - j4 - I - P4 __W__ _~ . T~Mrl . j s __ L - ",,5 .w.-_ - --_ - ___ . - ;_:i & 4. . A .4 V hw kaois .- - ....-.•-- - - -' li5 ',., u$ 4 i.kt '4- '#f *ib Z* -.'L.. -- 14; - •.- . $., -± , -A -- I$ ' t 11 - ____ - Spx. GOioloij Pop1LIatin Nuvvhwas utie wlii you be able to obtain a map of this size and scope, Handsomely cra fted and brillitintly detailed. this out. standing world map puts you exactly where the act1oi Is. From Vietnam to the Middle East, to outer space, Its Informa. tlon 18 quickly digested and always on call. Four beautiful cobra are enhanced by a durable, plasticized finish on a big 50" by 33" surface. An attractive addition for yow home, offloe or cIaroom, this valuable offer I. yours for the low price of $1.50. Plus T.* ")'•: T ebtoit your Copy . ' ' ... valuabie map, atop at C , fit 'athri Wrm@ 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, Florida Ci.I.ry -m p 0 I ' -- . , -. " . . ! 1 4 4 TIM 1 1S ••-.-.--.-.. - ,,Oga :1 ~ 4 - - ' , . Iv%(ks7 •..ô.p...L4 . . I .t -9, -, -- .. II' -'11.1. . -. ~J £ L ________ 01, 0W-__=, ~ ;0 _~ ;- I ... ~ ... r ~ •-_J. .. . . .• I -0 I I . .' ._ Ili it 1 . ~ - 1: on •mounti of $100000 or more when Invested 71/20,70 M.' kl -. - , II -- I— - - - RussIawima Pacts 4 It..S. - NEWS I ' Lii says to I_... -m.. _-V. -.,. .540.2.1. FIRST NATIONAL BANK N ' -j - -- C hU1. .- I °-'- Uut.ii - t.(W - Any • *1st - r A tfl99 2-tO year Cer+fkite of Deposit yields 5.92% per year . . . DAILY. GUARANTEED INTEREST! 51/4% I received' the newspaperS last Friday. My fath er Is out of the hospital and to staying with me resting up a little. The article in the paper had a good effect on his spirits, knowing his sacrifices wete ap- 7, -' - Quotes l;ntt. 5lI71i Edit or. Ilerald: , 1W - IdIkI p la - ?! -. (F' 1 - Good Effect ,,.. . I Herald Area Correspondents .;- ..-. ?.f - ' r ~_ at -. - .I Th ou, of you who know me posed of parent. and taxpay are aware of my Interest In cii. Relating his candidacy to th e youth of Seminole County. school board, Ringling said "(Ic e great. I consider them to be th sit natural reeource available damns should be made with to as today. Tho majority of the Interest of the children in th em are creative, capable, in. mind and what Is best for their telllgent and moral, and not at education." Ho continued, "the p?ople, all deserving of th e rejection Hemp Control: Birth Control rellent facilities for th. horsemen. The patrons were pleased with gnnndstar.d a n d club house facilities. While patronage was low It was enough for a start that will surely grow to far greater success for Seminole Turf Club. Betty Anne Howard nnI Laos $ UtO water supply and game at thMt time. lie said th e group was com habitat. The Lighter Side -- - - " GOLDEN Pft.3SROOK y.lds 5.13 '!. per Year interest compounded DAILY and GUARANTEED! 5 10 area. Seminole Turf Club ha. cx- OLORFUL , Having served for two years children, one still attending treasurer, Manpower Commitan the long range planning school, Issued this statement tee member, (rooms High recreation committee for Sem- along School Quarterback Club buai Inole County, I am very anxious ness manager and givus four the e county purchase and the operation of county days a month free service to to - th indigent school children at fo preserve some of our more school system. Rinzlinr said he was a part Seminole Health Center. more beautiful natural areas advisory-. a. ..avle Tid. 'ntiitI ..r. &i of the group under ----------r-....-. ---- advisory William Phillips Supt. School re ctaan aid both in providing atlon areas, and In preserving and worked to advise th e board - '--.--- ', Wifh our DAILY, GUARANTEED I. Interest Savings Plans! has been succ e ssful in planting the seed for thoroughbred r*eIng to become one of the mast popular spectator sports In thi DR. J. C. RIM;L.ING to 69" ~ir Pric--* GM1 '• " MONEY Meet in NIlaml and winning. While the meet has not been a financial success, I do feel it isan Dental Association, Florida - --- - - - , -- " - - .4 ---'t-' -. ' - ii,sirs ..n ,, t,., ' lb. Mark V $U.50 Votes ..i'. - - , -- -- Editor, Herald: Re: Seminole Turf Club. For #155 days Central Florida has had thoroughbred raring at It finest, Horses running in record ______ lnadtquaeies tiil exist in the society of the mlgrart worker;, and to 11;mhs; More On Club Candidates Air Views many - _______ _____ - _- vou;!y, - --- - ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINt VICTOR - Dental Association, Central Diii Optimist Club. Dr. J. C. Ringling momSociety, Florida Medical, I serve as a trict P'reeently' flinglhg, S.nford C. Dr. J. Dental and Pharmaceutical As bet of th e Board of Directors of th e Orlando Youth Center, dentist and Democratic candL sociation's board of director., hoping to gain Insight and SX data for Seminole County Natioral Dental Association basic Idea, as he strife. - Soc.iy Eih+or outlined It to this reporter. is that both urban and rural lilt VINCINT. Is, 54.ff c-omrnunitics should be urgziIIP•? Editor nized on the basis of "function 701,1 ALEXANDER Edit.ri.I " less ___________________________ economic areas" 01 not al Spout, Edit., than 100.000 or more than LAY i?IVI*$ CHALLiS HAYS another example of pan. By DON OAKLEY 100.000 population. P'..s tee.i 5'ueis.* - U.ckaaiceI SeAt. American "imperialism"), has Eldridge Cleaver. sei!.exiled The size of these units would an Asian version of d. sad ?ubhsli.cl daily u,.p$ I.tvrd.y. vary acoording to population leader of the Black Panther performed iMisbad S.tuid.y pt.s.dli'p Ch'Istss. 'enain1C mudensity and might range from a Party. Is In North Korea as West Germany's SUIICIIPT*DN MT Manufactures from these acle." head of * "fact-finding" delegi$1.50 Mee$li few square miles lii metropoU Hem. D•Ilv.ry 1k Week got a long By DICK WEST It also tells, with seveti CS.?) be destroyed. two countries have $ 9.00 I with Cy Mali 1&' WpOI tan areas to several counties in bun o' io other Americana. $1.00 I Yes' 01 jittery American capital-Up to Wustrationa. hOW to recognize 2.&D when plants are WA S HINGTON (UP!) $1.50 I M.n$I are men list 'young, group Included In the aetted ieCticmi. Li S Postal LSgStleIW pt.hh. VW all ,nsll svh..rIptl.iss . 5P'Y now, the most sought-after wild hemp. "The leaflets are growing, and not more than 24 women representing an Itt' clamoring for PrOt,ectitm, each and As the name Implies. paid in •dv.oc.. Of strange latin A rather document published by the U.S. dark green on top and lighter Inches high." fns.r,d as s.ceed clan matte, October 27. 1 9 10 it Ow unit would be relatively sell tssiiorUnetit of new tell and regovernment has been a booklet an the boLtosn. The edge 01 f1w That explains 01 course, why contained as a labor market. volutionary orjanizauuni and perlalitm." Post Office of S.usf.,d. Flatlds 12771. But Cleaver et al are not in the pamphlet Ii almost certain titled "Infant Care" which sells leaflet Is sawtoothed..." Tb. l4.r.ld 1. a wsees.0 4 $1,. A.s.clsti,d P,.,s wtilsb Is and would offer, within a one Robert Sheer. former edJ. .nti$l.d .sclisiui'sly to ow vs. for r.pt.dcti.e .4 And It tall, bow wild hemp to be a btt.-ujjr, have for 30 cents and has about 15 commuting range of not more tar of Ramparts magazine and teirsied In the truth. They ,.,,,i ,l,. se.,. a' to mibon copies In print. r Use U. S. Smtca".ii ; car4Ld tbnon for reasons only $ tUTU Of P!Y But I will lay you odds that W$ No P1 Vt 501 MfrVtiSI .41.I9.f this 941fles of Lbe stores, service and ate from California. wom.D chiatrists might be able .4 The S.nf.u'd H.r.ld may I. r.pr.dia..d In ary masset canunity this popular publication will toexthe mission. say The aim of or facilities needed f tn .4 .4 Cleaver and Sheer. is to un' pLain, they would like to PUt ,oeu be overtaken by a ny individual .r firm reep.o.tblo f avali ,.pc.dsistleo viii comfortable modern living. the neck of their Own pamphlet titled "WLd HempBy cirving up big cities and brainwash the American people aatrst I'. con.d.r.d as lnfrIngir on no Herald's c epytigh' and will How to Control lt' which has b. b.td IlabI* for dam.e w"m the low. uniting small towns. Fox and. by tehing the truth about ~rr-) the just gone on sale believes, the United States 'a part of thei rhiztory that has Printing Office Gcn-ernrnen; could be divided into about 500 been lost and still €zusts in 10 cents a copy. impeof U.S. Korea-a history iuch functional commuuities. 0V1•dS In case you are wonderng Alemee* %pr',s As Fox envisions It,. each iallsm in Korea." to make the _______ ____ ___ has ___ Mrs. J•.. C.ualb.uy why the government commuzity would elect its own American military presence 5. M.s;.u, La.. Mrs. *35-5044 m'*vrloped such a keen interest governln officials and m.'nage South Korea a new target of the 3453201 wild hemp, let inc explain of, 322-7411 ________ _______ Its own affairs. "Som, of the anti war movement In this cam0 Ian Paisley, t the Spanish word for that a -The Rev. th __________ B. Dow L. a'.a øi' powers and responsibilities of tryT$e..eed IreNorth plant Is mar1juarP particthar tant ,nU-Catholic Mm l.1 pryat i,ltk., One onden if these people r.uniies would these new C Mr. V.1I p, I land leader, talking to DU5 (prononnted t,t-3'7i b6 passed upward from the can be for real. 471.4314 hi il ch drengroirs wild in many leading their school There is nothing Americans counties and municipalities: J. ub. think aiee the war • that "r fr, I .IA ss 5. 9 *. M. J... C.is.Ib.t I3$-1044 54 last Boy St. y ' t," be a-je to nd thetr'ftiiperilisw" itas expanded from VlAtam to Which makes enforcement 01 , ., 371.5511 . and bring hone the 50.000 Cambodia and Laos. with the autimarijuana laws rather dillIexplained. 11110. 9117 Tb. Importance of this troops that have been stationed possibility always 01 ezp*flsloO cult. So. as a public service, the leamplies Lá MT concept. the Iowa economist for the past 17 years in South to Thailand. it Is urgent that Agriculture Department. In says, Is that "the areas 4MKorea. a dozen or $ $COYV of the whole crisis of Southeast cooperation with the Justice Mr.. (us kk.t a&m u.. i.ek... _ populations Involved would be whom are murdered every year Asia Le taken to the United Na- Department, prepared the pamow IC? Upial. L..d phiet on wild hemp control. North Kortwns. in ambtiahes by th human sca-le' within the 3?2-U)1 The pamphlet t1Ia where to • • • 4rs. Uildm4 Hmy As things stand new, many esna along the armistice line. NWA *4100160 6411-66111 look for wild hemp. "It Is They know, of course, what '1ties have become so big their Mu. Moty 147,N P Walks usually found in unculthate4 Eites whit the too) 1J$•11l4 •!esidents have no seta of would happen U they did. and fieterprin Gf "The t1R s tow LA. iOs.th'. inc road, ne iavk ,cu*v PXES1 .uvn as abanduoed jiria. "'4e Werri. C.community, and oo lecinja ut vu du Use -iOGiW rot. fence P.-"iks. iu every one that on ditci. s1 Sit MOS. Under American military pro. and be beLg In charge of their own 3224141 4e1.44 and along too railroad tracks.' is a fool.-Eccl. 10:3 be South Korea. Me ia tection. affairs. PORtS WILLIAMS +dsefI1l4-I Year, by the South Seminole a - flt7 R.nehfltna. S ......... -- 1p.inuuuuuuuiiilII. TUJ1? - POLISHING UP FOR THE BIG SHOOT-OUT --- ______________________ roe Worth Reading way III WP Intend 1* dismIs11 the plight pen1 Globa l Comment: Griffith i. �I1 4 . %L--$*-. - -__ __ - - - i --.-.. `k_ ~~_~ ~r I 4D *,.,4 'White s' P r an t' El eph .- . -1 __ - ! . -V _ _____ __ MR 1XV Sliamef e, - - - id . .. __ _ . . . _; . ------- __ -, . . . I 1 jl -, .. * . __________ ____________________________ Coun .. -7* r. - * - f-_4 ~ ffl:~n& - - .i -- Ne gi ects W IF 04 : I . : i .' ___ " - . *, ,*. __ - _-, IW~_~- * - - 613 .ile .. .. _____ . - ,5,. -. -=--- 1 -.__Z;~__ . !___-i 'Ay - WO . " t h-....- - _•-. . •. - -. - - ! - iw 'L -- Mijffi~34illfih~~%o _______ -. ,I• . - RAI These are just some of the things thai. Will T(U1I'( piled on the the September of*rlers .at the sta&um. The stadium irk before has been negle-cted since the Cfl3 leased it to the school board (Don Vincent Granf In Aid - _- s i o ins -The beat move I ever made Mike FerTell, one of 'be top bittm and better fielder for was going to Seminole Junin: the Sesninje junior College College," comments Perrell Raiders has been offered and feels this was a muth better , __ . -_has accepted a foU ticbolarshtP move than trying to to dimictr iw i a "a. a ii fou r-year $CiiOO. to * nifl.iS? iy to Rollins College in was there that I Improsed and I Farrell tinned down Offe?$ T*tU?'d" - - --_._ , from such schools as South DaC 2 - - - _.^ " . __ _ _ _: _ - - -. ,kL __ ~ota. ,kpsiachian Stsitor.. Jack- filielis he is most indebted to b . - ____-' 1~p -f. . sonville UniversitY, Auvtm Pry I Oven MrOwTm McCarTan was . z .L:,t&tA. Florida Southern and the Seminole High coach during: I FarreH's Junim, and monior Cornietl Univeratt3'. 1 Ferrell selertod Rollins l* years •l wasn't that grood a Ferrell. commen ts player," causp 'h- wants area. -They bare a good baille- I "But he gave me a thunre I., . ! -provie myself." hall pmMFerrell, who play-ad outfild and play a good chedu1e," coiTi llapt season, up until the Witt mun*A Ferrell. i . - 5th Dakota when he took the field for Rollins. -ell felt to play either short stop ort, .it_,ain . 4upt too far to go and wcond base Iris _______________________ *d at j I I STANDINGS MIKE FERRELL I ________________ ~ : Pro lems Due i ,I, ------- __ ______ ' , w '' LE - 0 G U - New Trac . W . Rubber Stamps Kluges %_ Z-.,);iX__ . I I .4r By MICHAEL JOHNSON Writer I'ZS AIOI2*L : L * l commissioner's cffice, W. L. Pet. GB. Ilha5 a1 and he bad no idea that Salerno S3 43 59 36 .621 - ,Pittsburgh Baltiniortwas at the umpires meeting 570 5 ...%. 53 40 Detroit 532 O 44 'New York er Cron n . Davidson 71.i 543 51 43 47 46 .505 412 that betwcen 19 and 1968, four Chicago 44 Phila*phin . 43 50 .462 8~j major league urapires had been Cleveland .. 43 50 .462 15 returned to the minors. When ', t I asked why Salerno and Valentine had not been optioned to the z-ct Division i minors. Cronin said Salerno had oi er rom e International C. ,minnati . . 67 29 .698 California .. 56 39 -S" 5 League but turned It down. 4fiJ 51 44 .537 10 Los Angeles 46 48 Oakland 16 16 .nd field team inette a strong Ruissu*n t4slfl ttIu - Frcdthei Steak House Stinlord Floner Shop B E Lini; Colst. Cm Snsciers Egg Farm - i? '! ' I _ -L i -, = - X__ t, conte 7 11M --M I Soviet track and field teams, starts at II am. EDT, with the I I men's 100-meter dash "The Soswt team, as alwa)a, will be a very formidable opponent," Vi aiker told a ries conference an the eve of the - I - I X i ..- I .~- . -, :14 ~ - .1 - - _Ift~77fc_lm I - ! - :. Daysse W sm e . •. ui-.J ..:;j a- 3~ - !-;Fk - . _. I . . " possiWy weeks sipart" is hon the owners of the .6 'sat 'i - me~ WPnI r III m flf III - siwiu • • CLIPS L.__ '---- aff Sertas zovso . Bonnie jj -- - __ - -.-- I- I.q - _. ., I .. r - ,?-~: --.. r, . - - - :;!!-!L.- rimoniouanegotlauonswith the striking NFL Players uucI- - , S . And. George Halos. the 75star-old pctriarh of the C1 . I -.- .1 go Bears and one of tkie N YL`a ULtJ,..,,;1Uz ufllilt 11,11V lullvi,~Ibg , ., .1 1~~ . i 't _~ F rganizers & half-century itgo. : ' 4. .4'i.. thi* :,u.nr. t&iUW bt iih1 I 7I,.rLl5U'. ti.r,IIi1kT 14t,dflQ V1r* (g.v(,,iu .4L- M jag to do witbwt pro tootb&H f or 'h .b.ody I ser, -E*C I Brvrds Tinchrr . .-_ zj _ -7 -. I _- In Almax, ativ lake, -trintJ 1 .i--VA - _ I. . .. . __ 1. -i:1. 4ziff-_,;e, Z49RIBE, ,_wck~-4 -_,- *. lonor year to retain our inatiage- I .r 0,81111 prolauc rUve place ment posit.lon." ut 414i whiere fishing efferU Verna Dickens ' John Mackey. 1IFLPA presi U C*M5 U 2 7 si a.rded and de*d spots is here to fiah th IC*1 Kaths Cooper the istoreroonn Ims imm doetiL s&M. howevier. h1s, vou,91 THIS DOOR to one of 3-7 & 6-7-10 you couW fbob all day withou' doem-ater ridge reaches out from Rvae Patrick how "aH NFL teams wW be 1 the point. Fish Will guy 011 ____ surmall. in cerap by Saturd8y.;-_1: what gtmer&l this spine where the u te - kn, jw_ .. late The owners agreed lake or Irmperature ix whid the) , de a have been an ktempt by someMe to get inside. Yurk Metis faed to hit cm features make up 'I WedoeWay to accept federal home rLW in their first woo." river's "persmahty", fishing sire. 7berefore. as sunmer , Otbrx v4wd&1Ism has ooemTed at the stadlimn, in. mediWou in the contract 1 die games ttda spmg. ALI the ethw success can be imprioved, &W prosres6ft and -shaltow water pate but refused to go to Wash dub bad hit at least one and this applies to bc4h new and warms. keep )OUI boat " eluding windows in the press box being broken I fIshing departs of them. ut at Mcy d.sper wstsr. (Don Vineent A ,, .." ton i _.•I__ i S nolds. ____ Iake sure ou mark august 13 on your calendir. Tbat's the day I)oug I)kkie will be speakln at lyman. Dickey, bead football coach at the University of Florida, Is giving bistime and expense, free of charge to come down lea money raising luncheon at Lyman. The luncheon Is free, but b Invitation only. If you haven't received an invitation. just give Lyman High a call. * ,irmory tf,niLht at ? ' £ Y'_ - _pU ri . . i - A-f , If I - ' Pau- AgAin tw"a .010or-11 Ormond j"d __________ ro - _. _ - . -, -__ . :,-1* . . .~Z 111110011111111_ I- -_ FIGHTING TONIGHT AT THE RMOi . . same has been r*seh..1. the came In canceled Jilain W flight. it "I IW schmillal,ed Chr 1 Win. tnmerraw in Ormoisilt __ . --- ----,-- - ____ I L ,, -. IP's-aled the Sanford A;mor. on Ewa First Street (Don Vincent Photo) NIEW & Pifches Perfecf ' sn •nd more rain nned who* heavy rams hit Ormmiii 8.eh last night. The tonrnm.nt is ictiedujed two - .... I .,~% _. - - ~I I JOHNNY OSTER and ck Perez are s1lown action during the first aniateur fights it fers weeks ago in Sanford. Local promoter R. G. ICon NV7XMI ____ N* IPS Detro'lot - lr.r,ra PRMIM A3 LCW AS e a s '(*I $374,ogs PQ_i - ;.Aae,-w:'1 ~A :qj,@,4 ,',V@! San -.. MWIN J , 4-j' the .N*w Vorit 34etA S4 in 14 in- 'A - slugged llomreal U 14. -..: , I A/ -_ # '. I_ I A . .1 1 - J, .00 Ron came in and tt.d lie - = A ob*- ,,,dTwtmi' ,,,n,g,, 1111 FbIgney. "Perry. Porranrsi%i ,ond Ifi i-Lilebrew thats an act id ike to have for three or four milre izasons." he added. Perry. 15-7. pitched five !:erfect inmngi and allawed ani,y ' I wo hits bdary Perranoski came to the rescue in the el rut run in I C - ~ I It i- I j , v ' 4 " 11 i... 10 . I - .I' ,( i- 1 I . (-;:,r I a- OPIE EX I I ____________ SEMINOLE MOTORCYCLE SALES & SERYIC! 2 10 1 S. 1ANMR0 •. 'AAAL ." •- _ A * * - , :_ . 1* 1 - ar 71roe fights are under the timmotion of he lisp eight to ten fishte; on tonight's card. 51._i .1 114. i$,.isln ,i,ii t..u•,s,-. ,u. ..k..v. .0 ik. 5.atnri team In the ring igulnet buzers from blelbourne. Gilson Cove 'Y" - ; I - .I - _____ i 1 I I fi,4i ,r, - .,-. ,, 'y - - -, :1 I -- ,J I , KI _- I I • k 7I -i - ' $ , J .- I I I I I I .t_ I .- 1. I . . . &L"RWALL . 235O'aft ei * pm for tha Amateur Boxing match.. I1 -' _J rk - ____ tvi. -_ : IU I - by I ....,.V - a - 7 'l ! *on" *18*6 - - - M - 0 - eew " ' . 0 GOODYNAR-THE ! tF' t'l'a tIJLII '7L 5 (In& 11my of the rno(chan4iW I .'I1 "'i ii,'s..ii NNITSWAL s4s.i '1_Lss..MJI i: u ! It. at the Id,a,tlss1 .iilL.i-.i..i V 7 I, - T,r! - * , $ USE OUR RAIN of " A: 11irre's going to be a couple of real X"d heavyweight fights on tonight's card John Collins. 190, FustIs, Is set to ONLY WL il MAKER OF -. i. i -• 7,, u .6. 0 POLYGLAS* TIRES I-- i'1'1. ..,' I: I . ME . r , MOUNTING1 111 I ~ i the wall for Ilous(on's .111111111v ,, , Ace Hardware .w I k. - % J)ajotona lkach. will be matched against Eddie Raabln, 171, '' 'A"""'"" """"" "" "`p""'"e* "** ""'"' "" We might have an interesting matchup tonight. Victor Perez wants to fight Jimmy Ponder, and just might got his I10TD COLEMAN. Owaw 700 S amateurs Iteniumber, thist'n 8 p.m. timight at fhe Satiford Armory, hiita(cd on E-ist First Street In ianfurd. Anyone posa.aslng from. tlfkrt stubs from flip last fight. wfll No s*pi rench Ave. r - ' - - .- - - _. -~~__--_W-^._--_,,_- C, ey deed for a square toot of the new Lyman Field. Gailor Lumber .1 a-. I Rim . . . _____ Gets Underway Today %%%en oti go to the luncheon, plan on baying an honorary I • Rains raarnent siac _____________ I LIKS f \ '4 - - e ____ Parts # - .- - _____ _______ HANDLES r - - I '-'-i 1 6 fm , ' Personality Clues 1861 40 iin 47 }i' Patrick . W ______ - _ -, •- t\ - _-E, .,v. - ter Bat - iiiii ui flti lfl iifluOW A' ~~4 a - -__ ------- Af .. . ----- Wednesday night After collectThird baseman Eddie Mathews, infielder Conit Ryan and outfielder.it Billy Brutm and Tommy Holmes are the latest il14 six hits ill le"dilig his tollitil additions to the Braves' roster of former players who wiH to a sweep of a day-night dOL il In the Braves' blehieader with the California nia) the New York Yankee stars of the past I By TONI SALADINO ~ Orioles lead the Tigers b,., fi%e ~ ~ore topped N'irw Yu.k i I .1r.-.1, jiu-i.mCta Game on Saturday, Press Cleveland "I just hit acording to the 0larly scheduled Braves-Pirates game in Atlanta Stadium. AL garnes, Boston i In the .National League. ChiIn other lioll I 1c: l.t It()lik i ! Mathews is the third baseman on the Braves' All-Time uation." Yar explained "I'm I Rellf-'% "r 0-2, Irorii cago bombed C inriat. a tidy-night tvinblil Team and along with Warren Spahn, is one of the two Braves' not gcing to be swinging for a tiide his biiif stV t perfect snept base hit in situtations %%, here we one for ow west irading .Minne. I the Angels. 7.4. and 8 1. Oakl!!nd' Pittsburgh trimmed Atlanta 5-3. players ever to have their numbers retired. Mathews' uniform ! edged Washington 4 3. Mikillaij : 11auiton ripped it i.o uis 11-9, number 41 was retired at last year's Old-11mers Game in need the long ball. That may sota T%kins %%hile the Baltiniorel . - mean sacrificing some hits but Orioles kings In the East. have -- -.-Atianta games with the Braves in Bostoo, stilI'm not going to worry about been perfect for over a year lie played 2,223 against their Kansas City cous " w&ukee and AtIantp. lie and flank Aaron set a major league it." Yasti-ieuik already iiiis ins record for most home runs by teammates wIth 863 (442 by Ppratioski. the vetermi .soUth Mathews and -VI by Aaron) from IM through im, breakIng three American League batting .,ave of a record set by Babe Ruth and Lociu Gehrig. Mathews was the championships to his credit. but paw. picked up liiA Major Leagues' All-Star "d baseman in 19M, 1957, 1950 until lately no one would have the 3ellson Wednesday night. and 19W. He is now a vice president of the Milwaukee Bre%era givtn him inuch chance for A milling (lie l,t.)t four I)--troll, Init fourth this year. Exactly one turs Ili presserving Jim Perry's of the American League. Ryan, who is now the manager of the Braves' Twin Falls month ago bc was hitting .288 13th victory of the .'tI'(1fltO5 ll- I'OIh (RlF\ farm club in the Pioneer League. played 12 tocasons in the and appeared to be going going in tile American I.vaguv as thr %sst,i.Iated Press (jolt Vinier Twins edged the Tigets major leagues and sesen of them nith the Brases lie pla)ed nonhiere fast R J ____________ . - - .I - I ltIflW .ia an ametur hn'ild '.ict Kondrickl tt the ftht* ,%Tht for forther inforlirins- ___________ .. r • raty 111! - __________ - __- • a. B TI1!. AcSOCLAThD "i' BALTIMORE (APi - LLs -- 7 ek ,linty. Any boy i"tgoirgsqtgoid in ______________. AWNING AND JALOUSIE MFT F. I 1. ; mun team before coming to lAnwingrad. Tivey were not allowed 1 aitltt'urh some to try out the new truck h thie TTioflhIfl a r-ii . - = In in Sanford md -. - ------- - * -j_ i leagut umpires at least tice to 44 48 8478 23 354 2714 San Fran .1 discuss benefit and expensed*. .W 29 SanDiego39 59 39829 mands. , WednesdaysReaults Wednesday a Resulti Baltimore 4 Kansas City 3 13 I mirift inninp 1 A Minnesota 2. Detroit I Philadelphia 5 San Fran 2 Bost 81 CalifornIa 3 3 , MERCEOE$4E5 Pittsburgh5 Atlanta 3 ClevelandS Chicago 2 PORSCHE-AUDI DMI!R ISU N. 0 wor Aw. OrMn" i Chicago 10. Cincinnitt '-' Oakland 4. Waslaington 3 I rk. 42"S" ! ! Houston 13. St. Louis 9 Milwaukee 4. New York I __ I 11 * - - f rst • i kad career for the Giants, the Braves, the Reds and the Phillies. ting 'as well as I ever have,' in sit-caked to their lItIi consecu as Nashua." '.ald Bert Greene."'dl lie got to do is just ride D w ert He was a member of the 198 World Champion Braves and has a sustained surge of 41 i ueeks. tive victory ui,,cr tile Royals And I him." h;toi while Harmon K.,Ilebrew Ills average in this stretch as lith straight at Kan.-,a, Cit%-. i big league career batUng average of .248. ' Brutm was oue of the outfielders on the 1M Braves' been .433, anti for the lait - %%, inning 4.3 in 13 inning.i. first official %ictory on the pro tear, has Billy Casper as a er 11tickey LoLch. 5.1. witil -i The triumphs increased the team which won the World Series and 1958 pennant winning games he s hitting at an incredl a-i h r'i n, i tti soo 000 \atlonal Ioar Ball Chaniptolihip M.1 clip hits iti 44 at I witli 23 Twins lead in the Wes, Mviotion ! club. lie played 12 5ea60DJ in ths big leagues with the Braves ble The Oriolo kept their string IMe eltient. last played in 1W. started a TZ-hoole run tollto;. I to five over California %%title the 1 and Detroit. A regular for the Braves from 1953 t roui; 1960, t1a on the plush. 7,)I-Id, psr-7L Laurel Valley (ohf (tub •*he when pinch-hiter Chico he had a career batting average of .273 in 1,610 major league I Arnold PaInter's home course. It's a team chamPionshlP in Union drove ii which 0te.tni or inn plrrs each keep their score on the run with z t'.ao-cti nf ekf p4 "29 .4 Ir IIol'mtes phased 11 seasons In the big leagues, the first 10 I .. I bet(cr bill. A with the Braves form 1942 through 1951. lie had a lifetime . - I -".#i_,rzt : averageof .302, and hltacare'erhlgh of .332wlth 28 home "!' -runs and 117 RIlisin 1945 lie also hit safely Inc Braves' 1 jq ' ' '(t' ri ord of 37 con secuti'. e gi mes in 1945 .__ - - - 1~ t - 1 , " Former players who have accepted invitations to the Old. ., A I Timers Game thus ar are •5I4 BRAVES Len Burdette, Frank Torre, Johnny Logan, • :. :, . ; 'i :' I Mathew.4, Ryan. Bruton and Holmes. YANKFES-Bobby Richardson, f.nos Slaughter, Lefty A-11 * rArl . e 'Gomez, Bob ur ' Bill Skowron an __ ' , 34 6? Milwaukee Chicago .. .. 33 64 ' - - 'It leaves a lot to be desired." Traction problems are pected, expeciially for the hurdlers. Workers werle gull paint- I int the lanes on the black surfam Wedmutday evening. But Walker noted philosophically that the uneven track will be bad for both teams, favoring neither the Russians nor Lin.jt,14estknowlejitwogIdbeth,rougbte,ty,tfor' 20 4 the U.S. team 15 The Amer.uttm diftt.td Fi-iae but toet to a leat Ger16 9 __. ---ii64- - I SLIJOTIMi STARS , , . ..",L; - - and gets . 180 215 544-Phil Varner 16-Ol1i Yelinel' . 16,61200,1bol-Evii,olyn Wagntw . MylceA 1&4-Gladys Downey 178-Etva Hitchcock 1&&/(g-Io)-Eiaine Marston i54-1)t RiDIeY I _____ * - - 'TfllE.._ _.mk" Carl You-, BOSTON (AP) trzemskl has a better formula than worrying about whether he van %in another batting title, lie • earn Ies foran,ill i 500 . JIu st II' the other guys uorry. I m not thinking about any batting charnpionship," the Bos- - - - 1-4 - -. T*Itl -- * . - ______ Yaz g i _-_, ~pplr* - qhfA movild hoo, se.m+tom F, ;f re ho W4 np- 15 rm.ir e.'i o -airs t .4t P'ir4t ttreet In aflfoTiJ D - - - - . i I - - - 8t*e Miick, a 140 ;ioundt t n the Sanford team, will be Ili - - . •-• - 4 . ni; card 0 _______ - A&MW .- "I ~R .- I rour DaD uo I I our ... 7 trackintheproceia posters --------------.............. i cause problems for some of our run"This is going _14 18 CJffeets American Coach Leroy V aflrr of Durham, N C., said 12 20 ni.ra," nlormals I : HIGH GAMES AN viewing the track at Lenin Stadium for the first time Wednes- i . ____.sç - - a _. - - i . ..: - Meinnesota W. L. Pet. GB. - Interviewing some of the top plas era during IU) Iii). I is ll " • ii , Le in Atlanta ,or th c okitir.iers game * JL, need to be replaced and the direction of the lights adJuat.ed so SEMINOLE PRINTEn IYUGUE ur Iasorit little (?) writer will be leaving this end on a long awaited loacation. Now I'm not going t tell ~ou where I'm going, but it is the home of the Atlanta ATh"T%. ltraiec . . oh, o .)u guessed already , • I'm all set for a solid neck of baseball action, featuring Hall King, ~t ZtP,*su,*W of tworus High and a native of Oviedo, Is doing a fine job with the Braves. RecentlY. Bob I)idier, last year a top catcher for the Biases, isas sent to the minors to york o his batting King wss iatting around .3m the last time I looked and ' night. sshen I turned Into the game on the radio ras surprised to hear he ssas uau;flg t - t -: . - I i" - flot All', wWvhs In sit, Ifir - - _A *__ I1, - . fsbter 4.I*.4 h trnuhte ,rd l(rnttridn oa ChIhI nq hetireen memli.r. of th. . fr4 team Kondr*eki 'old ___________________________ 1 ____- 4e-ki hqs .4tammi ritcht-4 hi I . ____________ _____ ~~M scales at. Thu pound,. Hiuiilc'i I , I . • - I - =- Z.-_ _______ - soung' aniatetirs Ponder he'i W i nesses ght oni . u, :Uv ___________________________ ,I ~ Trials Umpire ___ ______ I - ..-- Auk.. V incent rrotoj BOSTON (AP) - The Amen Washington. and one that re- 1 Cronin ad Wednesday that ..I still Federal Court p equires planned tain can League witnesses today at a National ance if either side refuses to im- tions of contracts with league Labor Relations Board hearing plement his decision. umpires are individual matiAtty. Henry Kalleher. counsel into the firing In 1968 of umpires but said the two were, tes__.Bill Valentine and A] Salerno. Firvt there is the police protectiom This is a "Must," Atarrogance Attv. James Gerner. counsel ed hi, case %Vednesdy, follow- fired because of . . eordmgththectintraet.Partofthe$144.OnwCTittOWardPO hceuaen. There were fit, for the varsity games and three for for the lengue said he thought Irtg two das of testimony b and failure to keep an esen tern one daywould be sufficient to American Lea'e President Joe per the junior varsity games, and each is paid $8.10 A present his witnesses. thus end ' Cronin I "An unmpfle must exercise pavisor to maLke, sure everything is in working order and open I~ ing eight days of hearings be: I . ! tience and Judgement." said and clost the Ptadium, is paid $8 per 9&=t!; fore board Examiner David Da- ;pire ;or seven )-cam. and Valen . 'I Cronin. who also said he had I tine. a six year veteran, co, ntend The labor cad for lining the f*1d is wen ly $25, ia addi- ,I %idson. I Daridson then uil.l give both I~ In an unfair labor practice, suit been unaware at the time that tion to $48 fnir the pairyL Them there are the 14rht costing between $30 and $45 per game. depending on the length of sides several weeks in which t3that they were fired for Irving Salerno and Valentine were 1îi ld s+- be rolled. A xix.ton file briefs before he offers an I to organize a collective bargain- i volved in any union organizaAft vit) ' American League tional . . 6 nvolves at 4&st two oP I I board officialt in 1.1nqlirct. by ; nilit ,d Kallehr, said Cronin , Aas in ~I man hours of labor, plus fut4 for the tractor. ~ Chicago Sept. 12. 1968-four comes -up days before the umpires were The cost of tl~:is ijt usually CIS-50 and involves up to 24 man . f 1 red-and , at it time that Salererr are the expenses such as rehours of labor. And then no attended a Chicago meeting placing lights and other miscellaneous expenses. The city !1 of the National League umpires' organization. found it Imposm'ble to break even boy lestsint to the schools I : Cronin had testified earlier at $2,500. i 40 that he often knew of his urnThe school board will likely lose a considerable amount of i I 8v THE ASSOCIATED PRESS money cyn the games played at stadium this year. But if i Ues. but said he was in Chicago 3 I sompone doesn't wake up pretty soon. the field will be in sub- ' . to attend a mccUng with the N'stional League Ninerican League par condition for the September openers. Ea%t Dii-Ision East M-Won . I television committee of the I The grass needs mowing, the goal post Is broken, - UIIII1.t thiS (Oi ,nstatn* U i* taIng from Meihourin', I WIll, haY I 11th \,lt1011lUI I aue R.. Liu Ihi tceknd a they pirpare to tonipctc tone flc.idi anil (,repn ('y 'iprings the honda little Major League state tournament John (,teen nih ha COICIII1L team eaehcd b) Dean Smith and Jee Pkken', Msept anfonit oil hii Ke y r AJOR I . - 'Don How much inonry %ill ft cost the Porliml board by insking this move". Too much, thist's for sure- IAA year. under the a was $5OO 0? oo old contract, the coat to e home gtm (Señnole High, Crooni.s High and Sudord Junior aa~_W_Qftm High). This comes to Approximately $147.06 per game. But I- -, __ ._ .1 . is flO em ugh pay or • • a$ j)TO' es-• I t .. Nd J UST . E of the many run-iiown featur". of the Sanford the 8t2tuItlfli of the broken down goal post at the west end Sta d ium stadhim has twen complete1v neglected since it was turned over to the -. I __', -I 1/1 :P T Sanford In 1111116111M - I - Is MP rather dust and rust it dom 0 erre - - _ . A CRIPPLED VETERAN OF MANY GAMES A trip out to the "W hite Elephant would bow evidence that there has been no maintenance at all since the school u Ku gone uncut for aoms time. board took over. The Even the Ber=u& gram is going to se*d. All the rmas suf- , fen from lack of fertilizer and water. Underneath the irrard- ' stand sits a city-owned mower, left at the field for theuse of the county, as agreed upon in the contract.. Vs,d it ' nit Photo) 11 - - __ - making available to lessee such equipment u in the sole itkirretion of the L"sor is available." ground _ Sanford Armory. y ____________________________ (If Daytona lion .1i state touinarnent *t the time of this nniting (WCdflead*)) son, 147. the boss had been unable to play a game due to the adverse Johnson nun I'y a Tkti °' icheduled to illav a two out of Rick Brown in the In-it matelio in Daytona lb'Rih three gan e seric' nith Ormond Beach for the Dktrkt cronu brothiir and hi. Aaron Perez %c should base quite a rlvahr) des eloping between Sanford i , W Ormond Beach in the next few ycars. Though there are Victor, will both boo fix1itin-A18 sanctioned little major leagues In District 4, Ormond Beach Daytona Reach fightets. It ' .: is the only to%%n besides Sanford that hills Junior slid Senior hoped thitt Victor Perez uill b4, matched with Jimmy Pondu r, ICALlIe'. one nf "nrioln's "inot virnrodooirl#, ' - 7 .. .. Gary T aloil 11 If- - - lecording to the tt'ritra -t. 1ti.c shall,, durLng the t herefol', sit it's expense, perform all necessay maintenance -round, grandatard, end repair pertaining to the fenee' light structures and dele the premises at tht hhiacherp and termination of this lease in the Am* madition received. nwmel wear and tear exPected. lessor (City c Sanfoit) Will oxing - - _____ by I.,. s in tile tournament. those llie Sanford Senior I.cague all stars also made a long 0 is year. They ha% ut nhcre they crc dumped (no straight times to climi I I ________________ It' tenni. Creen, Along wit)) Kill will blars 6.3 ctron pitching staff and the potential of *flfhtb,Tsfromt.,f*n The team ha a U ur e e on ( n r Spi i'i. (,r'n I l; mmi- lI ihc wi' tt thr top Keep a ~ B ateur The the sub-di.%trict tournament here in Sanford last week and then went to Lce% ___ - -* ._ STACKED IN A NIC E NEAT (M) PILE Signs . .. . . 1iq ua - - . _-_- -__-__ a. ii z _ =v - . --- , 7 Effoctiw .%tay 1, lit-go, the District School P*o&rd of Seminole County, florida ,caine thiS k,i5e In * co Uact less J -allow ... - ----------________ _____________ ___________________- - .. _( .L . - -, C Ifl TtI OR If-ir - • Has the Sominole County School Board jumped out of the frying pw anod Into the pressure cook-or? Will the Elephant cau se th. sehoni board t see red doflar s:'Wlfl h the st-art if the the f,chi it Uie i4iun b rt'i. sca"M ? - 1 - Armory At ' . HeraW Sports Wrker - . - - I I I 1 1 1 I I I I I I f J fl - 11 ;& *_ _____t~___ __ __- ~*~& Hooft - ~ ___ - - __ww_ - Z :_.~L - - - 1-1 - ' See --- . M. ell.. s, ,ll -ee Edril, .fling t' morø (gn igh. Jçp() and Is tnfl* fi.ah, "ui"r'• i.re will be e ;l' Ien4. ('nllirjq AiiiIiur bnxIflg t It. fIiiet. u'vIiin1y trInq' th tnsl comas to Hsntntil tonIght ui'j.r ter n Pitatlu e,iil Apron f'.r.a ut main ayenta t.s ,,rir , t. prom ustii. Rutland tipi th4 RashIn, 171, of M.Ih'rnø. Roth Jnit'4 '*!4, fhta to ten fiy"nta Re hni Porte oth *Vy'rPb fP tnwn'ri John (olIIn, nn4.r ur*lea at 11.4 and fight. nii of of the's. the prnmnt$on f It ( )flfl In I)R% ON PcNr}i • out-of tvfl )wyer, to msteh )'e feel evnty %felh, In a,biitltin to thi"ie liouts tipa t,Jn) nf 'oIrimer, it ,,,rne siradil flstwppn right an1 ten , '' vq ii 1 l'' ill tiLp ni Ir,t,qi r' . r'np' bouts are on tonight's lint Ii iiliit'iiy IilIf't't li i,f trlft' I j I - : -. I- 0 .,-* Ullull I I ii - 1; I L ¼.'L . Am . I F I ; , .. 6. ... ., I 4; 0 P. AS . _-_1 - i i k~I - y .. t I -,I * --____ %.I * I - ) I.I Sliaiiibles' ul 8 M-_ - W tan and ('esar ('deno ' \n 28 as thet inak" tire thin' pitcher Gary Nioluit's hard-hit ball i% ( inchimill , Both outfle)dera came dusa with the ball but ledeul) I BUY NOW ON IGOO - Y"R STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M., MONDAY THRU SATURDAY T ST. 555 W FIRST . SANFORD, FLA. DIAL 322,282 ,* - .u.luuluItuIuuuIuulI �I L.11M,. ces To County Commission -____ i L' Group Carries Gr evan < 01110 1 ___ 041LIM _- -_ - ___ - __ - aI - • I .. 1".i_ . . GIs Forced To Abandon Base f ~ 1I Pri m'am, 'Action'S ' Gr; ant Is Aire d By Deegation_ law, ', m!.. S r t,;'% Font! .._. ,c,ro_ Ir" ["You mean thtii Ii tht firM TWI,It for prngrnm whi'h had that s)w "hoped to hear riie in t he matter o the prostram. urban renewal by saying, "No adviu'd that. the OEC). I grant time the program has been cr1. I to be sgrwd by goverriment of- 1 formation . . . not what 1 read Mrs. Riggiris continued. 'Well I one in going to tear my house trig the funding, Indicated that if in V"'' Uctzed period" 1f%cffils, and that the flfflr nf in the nwspapers. I don't be. you would think fluii after 2% down to build a nra' one . . . It w to document the need bJ brought to the aenUon ni County Commissioners by Negro Commissioner Robert Parker E'UIOYTic OppOTtU'IIty rs he could make one single you don't tell me, you ask me." for a food stamp fwogram. Mrs had the final and fufl authority Uev all I rend." Mrs. Rigglns yea •s mid approve the fond stamp pro- Went on (0 attaCk thi' atten. meeting." Parker replied, "I Mrs. Crawford told the cnm• Crawf(r'd replied. "I don't tin dttzens of the communitY, the the food tnmp program," but 1, ntroverwd Fond Stump proby SCA Irre- dance of Parker at SCA meet apologize for not attending . . . mission, in final argument. derstand that.*' E egalnit allocating $12,000 for . PI M submitted LbfmZ gram arni grant to Seminole Ings. to which Alexander said first I had conflicting meetings. that the proposal submitted by Commissioner Sidney 'ihlen! fond as opposed to sit salaried peeUve of remarks by the that Parker was a member of and when It got to where I SCA was never "to study the Jr. augesled that the SCA and z Aitfla in the amount of county gtwi'riilng body. workers at 16.000 each. , several committees. and weth- could attend. I got out of the need for a food stamp were among points of contn cootrnd that be Manned t " RELIEVE" 't1W county CC TTUIOt meet teA)eander took rarepgram. In attendnnc did habit." Mrs. Ruthie Riggins, prni- t hr w the next SCA meeting to not t "5 TT!n h1 C'nn Counts Commission Chairn.ai attend Mn, Thgglns. In cootIflWIfl((' tiflr snyin dent of the Westaide Improvenot grant him the authority to " "' '' "' " ' TrIC' ;nc, -' ir., iL .nhn Alexander told the group program as submitted to the ment An'atrnr bit! th bo.ird 'tt';,k for th t'nmrn'c.inr. in 0r ht' vrntlt'tta, digrcc'ed to Wiflurn ('hip' * ~ , 't (cp . - Yanks Clobbered t v Heavy Fire - that the county county commission, Murray In check -point 1or _t __1 a Heed Start and fond stamps. freted. Would there be an action It it were ipand that because d im tnnt rxception to the grant prrniched by whIte? "NOT A GOOI) PROGRAM" U, SCA. did r.ot mean total j swered this cuesjacUon or the concept. He con- Alexander an Untied that he had no inforina- tion by saying that. "I don't Z that it t a good program '4.0 tion which changed the position it ;:r. -no Z41.0 is ii- in wo has been presented" thr that r4tt ln,pter, I f}4y1 Cnmmicscne- Greg Drummond nt1nuec airing tin-ct' ttnr$ b to emergency grocery that he endorsed black savkn Alexander said that this admintst.ratlon or the program. su b 1 the program whichuRgj coutt.: Tuitted to the county ant was 'since the white person not feel what was going. and I: ~ a matter of public record He continued that he failed was bad Psychology for a white SUPER SHOE ____ Ps REPAIR 327-$R - F ' w~_I~_ -t - I - "_rk W__M ,__. 41-ve2!14 - -_ 1 1. I - ..-- '1 I -._ -. .., - I t. . bI.NAYS . I • .9 %,V I uL : ) I ___ ______ vi~. ; a P4, - D I ENN EY ___% iff E v LE I --- -50r 1 1 1 il . J ' -- ________ Murray told the commission emergency nnd or immediate it u-of the *tsirnr. that -- tr. oi me nWmentmt*on program. The proposal ha black community that the pro-i never been re-stzbmittecj to the I gram was being rejected simply cnmmisinn, according to Alm- i because It was to be administantler. and the commission still 1 ered by blacks. "4oeen't have the application Alexander refuted this chargf of what the 1,8,000 is by saying that it was tot good Rev. William Burke question sense to survey a program for ed Alexander concerning It he I documentation which has a). enmmndit program in adjacent ready been put into effect, and oounftes, and why !eminole that based upon original inftncounty varied. MUS1InS and percates for limited time .jI (Irpth. S0111ple,j prints colors, and $ 0 WHITE MUSLIN - --- .- -.dpr j' ,.. - ' !ifL.I - 4:i1' k 1-'p. *_ %' ' - TWIN 72'x lOB" flat or Sanor sd..' Elestafitbottom. - .- " '" - -. ' NOW " ' it '7- - -:gc- --' . TWIN 72"004" bottom. 1 I44 PEG. 1.19 fkf queried information designat miotatrative costs were tnvnlv. ed for emergem-y food. to which e t A took the aug __ " . . -ç N7 weslare by the statement that Alexander rebutted that -4.no- Ye ton to the hoard' He contin ued IZI that the cnun' to a check blilty of the empioyes mm, If there were bonn fide needy. and to administer the ,l -- ___ ,_~ - T -,-.-: `^ 11, . .~_ . N Murraycriticized the . FULL 8 I ' k I 04' flat a 1*74 ",' ,' - ,- or 4.57 ?ILLOW cA 4Z,z.itl w * -------- -- - He continued that this Was the first accusation hi' hcd heard agatit the welfare department.' to which Murray shot beck. ,' ~ * ' . ' - . - PRES ' eiuttsi on".,.iI ic' .11.4 ••J I bottom. Final Summer ...... - -. )'S0O TWIN 72's $04" flat or Eleita-fit 3 3. ........... 1 imrifier r PEWN-PREST® PERCALE -1 __ HIS short sleeve 7 -c-now I V W1, _ - _ 1 1 If 1 1- - ,E. 1 "O _ ~ A% . 4'11YI,. I\ 11 A ' q , 6 . COLORS 3.57 TWIN 72"00,4" flat or Elaita-fit bottom... .......reg.3.99.NOW 'j'' - 111I)aIll doept not fimser toy harm (I rral(line, FULL 81 xIO4" fl.t or Elasto-fit bottom, rag. 4.99 ...................... NOW 4.57 l[ O PILLOW CASES 42"06" PILLOW CASES 42"x36" r C1 1 i ihility to the site h%. the firm's VIC report continued Iluit ~ Al .. and .Iarnes (mt-mann. i-I; Guy Aim. 4- (.enr'fa i-tess ITt .r l P ttiii* RJwrt ,ndmon and 141e IA) I n4 SLide lfrss 17 Helen Thrnsnn and W4r.ef 11 Reroharnt 'lager-. ta, Garnet4t .Swennn, 12; f.ois f,uas. 17: PatricIa John- man and • - , -. _ 1- = S2$42 /2 __- Pnc ~. %.JI'4t: 1, I ~ .. A_ . 7 ft I " . MN Long Sleeve Knit ShirtsM __~ 14 '% j F_ - Ball ot ExnOran I i I e and ______________________________ s! - ' '_v_ I _141~ . , J rL ; . r 0`11~q _~ I i £.PU ___ I_r& . I I 1 r "= ~ ~ - - -. . - ---- _ -- _ _* I OU V - WHIL * )BATH TOWELS FOR 0111 -. ' 1";;S : , ____ _ _ -~ % 11T 1N O W - ___ at 11 1I1 ' , - 4 , . 0 :b' . : # F . r4 f - 1 - L ill • I 10!- - WE HONOR • DINER'S CLUB AMERICAN .. EXPRESS M _-___ t a f ' r1 i , ~ _~ 1~ 0e FUNNY BUSINESS - -. _- TO tA.A*.,JWt'4fl,fYJflhtj&J - OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Plaza -.. -.. .. i -. - - -- - .~ L . . . I. • _____ I i .1 *'- .' ' i It) ( hold 5€114. • ll L al ong cc ittu 1)r.iht •uuid N1,t I'ublishung Cu , N ,r sIni. scit control of ,)nI lutiuti Robbing cciii re-view less th e' Ine ' , -- t - .j, . • . ii.P' '.' - q i,,, l- tumduunts - ($€' , * "., "', -. ' t,,. ' "_~ I- "I ~ '__-- '. 'r" . 1 poli,41iiiiisr - ponds iii the county lace now been fenced as per I 'L. -4f. , * -_ .. (_ .. _4~ - , . ML'.l'.Tl(. l 'ouuty regulations. . , , 1.6 J liii 0P - It's I -, . - '. I .- - . either a confrontation or conterenc': betweell Zoo ap- FUEl) nt'ulr 1)unstable, b.nrtttnd. A - C -_ - - C I ATW 4Z III .sti. Jr.. Or - ivst .Al ti'ii. }iv ciIXs.'i1 wi. kLtt t.'. Sit. Ill 1411 ( . V. I gLIuh (' Watsrs, Sr.. 89. of Isuido; sister. )Jre. Lytuawoud while ucervw as Senior N3, -. Atlanta, four cruud lar krmy Adyisvr in tthv , hi the mititherit portion of the i4is 1% - '_'(ith St., dit-Al Wtdjje,j Jr.4tv-. obort ill. childron and fmr gmil-crwWtionial GuaW in Feamwiv i duction of total U.S. military Imrk an comitomillinic the prob. d.4y niorni1w after a Aides mnid LaIjA atill biicka to veraini invursion (if Cami,()tiia. tuillit y authuliar une lit , wul~ N I 01,I I jr I I " Ill 0046-r. 0r In 11do " I ISuberved the Distinguished ehtldrn. Hrtaauu Funeral Roznv mu Service Medal trum that s.t. and bukLs th1 Legion at Marit charge u-f anaug.m.uta Bzsio-s. Star, catI SIX niSher see!$.'$ K' •I * . 11U G 5105 " utd Ct1)4A1. 4rt11 W.*.'i Ito wtl ('01. IU.&.-(1. RvU Ralph knuwu th*ui bu1 thus 1.3 ousth. Geosge Wye. M, at 1$*7 Tail.- eastern sWe fur rnvüsaj as vi sue M-ur.ut- LRj, tuft 55*7, tsrUt%&U, 3111. turwer - '. " . 3 a r1fa I-d - NO*%Wft*% Re was a 31e1hjdiaa and 'm ...buried 'L.m that forecast Ttmrowttm August, sthki touched off ccIdeprvaui crews ot' jrlsoii trustees to Mrs. Carolyn Jewell. Ft. Pierce; Thursday, July W. was bh1 na.tóaa who he Mrs, 'mltitnle IIi'sts-r, orlando; * Tuesday with full uziLit*ty boa' uaasbor t draft cails this year have to- campus dvmonstr.ttlons in May, stork cc lth the 'Yetrac-. t1 In ArtIn;tou ;tt Cj::;Li a rt, I;; In (ho "r.." I (aled l24.!00, Lsiiti said: rEvideiicr n;iiustary. Ft. Slyer,, S's. Fuorrel SV*aM5Vn. D.C.. sal Wub. the iuper',tiuui. In his talk. Laird assumed tliu' iihles that the J'rt'slduiit's atrate.tus lce sere twkI In the Main ututt Cba$vi' cf ('ou,iuuuti.uit ('hairs,,,, .Ju'$uI tuiliuts that ''W(' ore doing all g s,i1 isis duut-trutir us.' pruulnu: Puflt Ctca;is-L at Ft. G's- g. C. Spee'AU*g UauoA Alexander saiti that the toasril nail to plus a,iI i;ptr'iii'uit a ang thue desired u'suit.'' $15 1.1$ I', Sit U. is aur-itved by bra •ii cci. Me'ade, Md. •titp luum. Time Pentagon t'ltef dot not would take the mutter uumdrr piugraun (lint will reduce draft He was born In San-ford ans &W Blackmaa Sto.ye at Coal whether such rails to zero numd enable us to ca- say what that evidence is, but sudvisenment, t., who died Wc4itcsday log alter a •i.u,t Itii.ra, will graduated front high school ten, a son. Ra!pb C. Mo,y* Jr.. taablIh an all volunteer force," tie indicated lie meant lower amt arrauigernwit was In order -it he hell )11r1t1 to at here beftire' sttv,mdlnk uniter ('s-o-fton and daughters Mr. tie' It 400 agn m,iruit uind'*r it iuut hat ti 11,1 iii or hitttle'fln'Id cisuuualtiri In time Viet Butt he tsi' 'I iti .iI Florida A teteraut of elsc'n ' I \! . went in in say that the nuttt It ,tr I ,it$Ie 5l;u tIt, of der to rnki' the shill ( ongri nt ur scat a #01 hot cc aid nm% IiartsL will ha lit K, dr$fl VW LI and Korean Conflict,. he Mar, M. Rvdts'n. t'.oth at prison must provide- a major Increase m.nt in tit* troop withdrawal do.. not have available P'un•r.I _____ S .mst.ry. 8rlton 1941 ml 'Uosc,,. !W Jaycees, UfleF1 for c*' as to T- / M ' m 1100 tter 11 • • ' & Tk- - t: - 1- k 'e 1. ~_-- -,-- closed for t%v "I" suit alsO ' ill"' ('-'I"" lit' Prior to nit himpection hy his u.s ri- x w* V"W * -- ________ ________ -' Draff News Is Good: Go Down Average F.dssarnl By Roger Bofi*n • 0 lC C. '. - - _ _ ' ________ .-u' 6 1I1 io Sanford ', _______________ to . 10 1111111111011 . . . . LII Edward Heath ii The threat was telephoned to the government. p CHARGE IT. '- The offlee wolf Is shop. hot, by os'eflowiuiir. Mos'ris ness. Horn In Atlanta, Ga. c• "Iii tIit rn'meihi,ing lilOUths of itnunposcer. ping for a ear with an auto- the Sunday Telegraph, which Sanford In 117. H. that. the plumbing In the c*uie The secretary stressed said at came from the outlawed thii year," Laird said, "I antiinatic pick-up. rustrnntuus is "lit bad repair" owned and opt'ratetl SVstvrs Irish Republican Army, a group ripage that draft culls still aver. ,ugaiii that hiy next sprung u.s. to 281.000 but on tni' brighter side rout- Candy Ktthtii until rrtuetaent. Furt'es still be down One guud thing about ao. campait-ning for an end to lint- age )wiocs 10,000 ar nnflhi," as mrtuh'r of the iiui'iIl SIa-rstt Job,, I'nlk to,- Hr In ill,, 1,tst - lii' 1111-k pn-do'ted 11-1)411)., in- f,''c t-u about hiI the r i°rrr i' thist io can isbi rule in Nrrthorn I reiacj. td. the , iitr tiu'trrtlm n lilt-h 1w. IIP( t; I l I of 'lime elder lie'ush, William that total drift calls this tar (.5. girrisi,u, iii Vuttisatsi cc urn be-sr more of the mourn pitchSurvivors his wife, Include it'ii to the appn.4irnalun of van. lives In Brosdstair., Kent. ' will fall hwtsseen IM),004J and (lie Nixon administration took .lats, eta aoand track. \lr-t. Margaret Waters of jrt170,000 young mcii compared jiottu'r In January l9ti9. Mi.rris requested that the ford; three daughter;. Mi's. ___________________________________________ with the 290,000 d.fted In l9i9. Briefly mentioning the COflito- d A -. 1 .% - ' Q001 COMAIG p t'r' ' 1 ~ .g.~ to ~ . 3c -~ 1, . -- . , _ . ru.'i.. -_ ' ,, Sanford-Stmlnole Jaycees, IIOFF%1 (runoot.cd:t , ;ts O peuart'tI before the commission, WA.SIIINGT(;N (M')---Se-cre- when inark his 54tb birthday. reporting that n the lease tory of I)efenst' Melvin U. Laird the trend is tots uind small- ngrt't'int'nt with the county for said twins draft calls for the estr, L"Jdtt :tnd trongcr !li Tr: df th. Jyccc: a ;' rest of 3910 will average !wlocv William Heath having nuninteunence problems. Congress to cut from pre pressure 1.ON!fl) 1A P) - Scotland 10,000 41 ,iioritti, a return to is Mon SIIIII that five acres are spr1idung. de fense 'mmd is invest igatiiig a threat Vlu'ttu.iiii levels. to giving psulleuuis, particuloriiy i.ower draft calls are tied Laird uitende this forecast in a to kidnap the 81-year-old father Prime MInister Edward pccuhi fur about 550 students thin' ILS. scithidrunscuul front South with drainage, umil cited a ditch of ' blue, OPEN I'lL 9 P.M r11 I 1)post jp Thursday at this off Icluil rcl' partmmnt ready tot.eH OU about rIJEIR clenee. No. 10 Downing St., to Solid color cotton terry towels at such a faJous prkw you'll scoop -them up 'n every color! Pick from baby pink, honey gold, moss grwm, white. lemon yellow, sky Ir HU L S I, _4 I ft 0 - - -_ I f, t* - SUS 7-13 ~ t i 'trn ctss Terms neighborhood. - -#_k 1 .; N441r Generois size cotton terry towels! '' With the queen are her hus- of S'tjiff. lie is the first band, Prince PhIlip and chil drtn Prtnu. Chuirks and I'rin - 42"06" .... rug. 2 for 1.99 NOW 2 for 1.67 ; j ke. am 0 the ; i ,0 __ Sandals for Men 2.37 . •. __ _ ~ i SPECIAL SAVINGS! : be Long before the t ra' ,A e had a Wpless bar in " i, _ . ~ CASES '',.d'• 1 - By 111111, IIASTORET PILLOW . 1- BARBS - - 61,0011141111"o '11~ 111101111111111 I "' British arrival here oa their Canadian; iive, is the fit,%%, chnir- Heath. Britain's new prime min- In mi*t any StuN' you'll find the complaint de. ister, held a cocktail party 1 :, I 1 " _________ beer since 1940. -- I - i4 S-M4. VALUE TO SIC NOW 4__A uuua .i. Thenrdm'e uncIo find and _ FULL STOCK YOUR LINEN CLOSET NOW AND SAVE! ~ .. , - Fiore Plan p 81"x104" flit or East.-fit bottom, rag. 3.99 ..... .. ............... NOW 3.37 - Swim Trunks 1 1 a 4 i V4 , Annette Wii- Jnan Voskjon and Lon VoRkan. ' Sprinar.. and R(Awrt Rillhimer.'-Jameq Ryan. .12. V rag. 2 for 2.39 NOW 2 for 2.00 TWIN 72's 504" flat or Elaste4it bottom ......... req. 2.99, NOW Yo u 'll want to get several of these 1y p;1. lows it this price. Covered in striped cotton ticking. Full 20"46" finished size. j r Keeth. incumbent.; Frances Pratt. 26: CarrA Sri-q- and Ann rAwan. ": Cliff(wd Elizabe h 50 % combed cotton/SO '. poiy.st.r 2.5O TA I I y - adjacent water lxxlics lying Sanford. and Mrs. Ann I'Innoek, son and PatricIa Speer. 23 Rd)- Jordan. 24; Ann Plnmwk. 2.; ill test holes (ruin 1-1 feet; Thi' report tumdie.uU'tl that due tt'ui of 35 feet, 1.5 feet, 2 otiuciik the site bert Ad.iir Jr. and Murl Pstes Stanley Pierre and Ruth SteinAltamnnt Springs. qualified. ;o heavy underbrush Ii pine depths - - --.------Harry Cu'shing and nay. 2* Dorothy )fe*dnr"s, 'U)feet arid 30 (CCI William Austin Altamonte 11 II -trees and palmettos, ttw fl((455 News a PENN-PREST(t, WHITE PERCALE PLUMP POLYESTTR FILLED PILLOWS 27.40 -M .Ssnlnrd, qualified for the state hams stud Ruth Rvaitwell, 33; Xl: Gary Risumbaugh and. Rsi*. basis of the soil horing., drilling equipment was liunitt'd. on the t t t area and Democra tic committeeman post- ' B B Arunner and James Sapp, t mat-Ia Ratimbituali. 35: Davtd lion ever, the field Incectigatinui the geology of the lion currently held by Robert IL Eleanor McGuinrteu and Mste!nl and Pttr"-ela Onfour stand site vicinity, it is the opinion '05! asked for a poll of the itIstetl 1f mak ing * Cotthw.d From Pog. 'I Janet Bonder, 34; James Rrae- stead. .11. Peirce. hoard. Only dienting tote arni penetration Loruuigs rind tin' of the firm that the use of tbir Automatically elected 'vi the 111 The state Rcpuhlir-in commitkin. Wdiam Wolsay. titud C P. site Is satisfartur Osceola type operation if it would alk- cast by Thomas Gibbs. hIallhk method of testing provided in Brackin Democratic County Democratic 3$: Winifred Perry. teeman position, being vacated . would not he harmful to aimabstained from voting, formation, according to the slate the re sidents fears. committee were Helen MeCitiuc. 3$. by F.. Pope Bassett, is being and Ann RasseU. Residents were advised that port, for a conservative evalun cent water tsdIes such as Lake! Freeman said the residents John McClnskey. I; key and The post on Precinct 22 is the Ilarney or the artesian a quifer. sought by Dominick Saifi, Longwere incorporating and want they had the right of appeal to tion of the hearing capacity wood. and Charles Lansing, Al- only contested one on the einmn- B. -1- Crsin and Cindy Cram, to preserve the "green belt" the Count" tommission within sandy soils and has been wide. This, according to the report, I-. tamonte Springs. SaUl is cur- ty Democratic committee. and 2; Freddie .'stnbiey Sr., 3: Missthe piezomc(ric level area. 1-Ic again mainta ined in. 30 days. When questioned by ly accepted by foundation dc because rrntly u.htttnian of the. County Is be1n sought by Henry .Jthn- ouft Belie S.rWTnrd, 4; Charles 0 tthtI(IN HETIIKA gress and egress ivout corn- this reporter. Bc-dsole said that sign engineer; and architects. such In this iea that very hlith Cututy Commissioner Sidcry Republican executive commit. ion arid Robert Blilbimer. All Walla. 3: Jane Adrtimticn. ; Vii". A continuous drilling proce downward percolation would ul. pound density and that if the an appeal was "definite." lfl LII Suhtn. 13; contests will be placed upon the' Leaving the Court house resi- (lure was used. The soil sampler tirnately reach such an aquifer. Vihlrn Jr. brought to the at tee. exception we"-granted It Sept. * primaries. F.rwstme Forward, 13: Char. in the There are 29 primary contexts ballot Should any rainfall eventually tention of the ronlmjujon that "would be rotten apple in the dents were obviously disgruntled was driven iumto the ground tc McIntosh and Mary Mc. Automatically elected to p- las and were heard to say, "We're feet at a time, then extracted percolate downward Into the lie had met with residents of for posts on the county Repubarea which would spread." Bates, Paul 14; GOP eom- Intosh. 13: for visual examination and aquifer such water would have Precint-ta 2. 20, and .i relative lican committee and one for tions on the local Chairman of the Board of not licked yet' mittee by vIrtue of no .ppnal- Haney CU1tar' and (.uclnda to sCCj) through a considerable to es ta blishment of a fire eon- th e Democratic committee. --_----Adjustment, William fialiback. committee aspirants are '(Jon were Edgar Richey. Pr.- Coulter. 1$; Edith Duerr. 17: A. amount of fine soils where the trol district In Loch Arbor, Tee told the audience that under cunct I 'ina Rerrtsten 2 Dr B Peterson Jr 19 0 W Luke Io 'Ii (,t-fl 1faren Park, Idyll Helen Richey and and Rea 51 1 with the wrmIsslon of the Patricia and La Verne Geiger 20 ffelen Precinct I F Michael Thomas Lar'gen er wide and Gyernbrler board that allowable uses were Gutman and Henry Bernsten. Largen. 3: Robert Newell and Fitts. 22: ZIta Sawyer. 24: Ka. Vihkri advievd that the . ----a fertilizer manufacturing plant. Mary Fire Departient no long- Precinct 2: Dominick Sahli and .Sh:rIey Stuart. 4: Harold Mc- thleen Raynokts. ill: 1',rirrv .-, F itockyard, and a soap manufactr will provide service, to thisRoger Martin. Precinct 9; Doris B':de and Josephine Gerhar', F.itai. 33; Kenneth Krai-e and -. turing plant among others, and fler and Ann Leffler.; Linda Davis. 3: and John K* -'. -area and, there fore, resident.. SaUl and Joan Martin. Precicnt 5: John Laf that the heliport would not he r • Betty; dee', V. James Palmer Char-16: Schaffner and have requested that the Issue 9: Wulliam as objectionable as any of th oe of time bitt' control district Th Freeman shit back th at this ." ., 'V -'C" 'i' '.,%. F on the elrctlon ballot in F spot zoning P1 "°1 I of was the result -Va Fi .ii - "di' jiii,a,~q ; S S \ovemher Vihlen requested Snavely in citing use of the V q. - -. that County Attorney Harold ,'s '' t& heliport said that his coptcr -7 1,. . 1 .. .ZA-.. 1 % Johnson work with the citizens ions was luxury type to be utilized '- in an adsl'cor) capacity, and , for corporation transportation t ,, ap I' It I I I Ii 0111 ANI)O DOD ti wan th at Johnson has a I¼eflfleay, Jr. -;\" and personal transportation He Former Orange Count' Solicitor standard petition form --. I_ for Ill' - HVANNIS PORT. M.u-..- APi continued that it was a VFR C ollis White filed a $ S million use \ uhleui further stated tim i The late Sen. Robert aircraft and mus fit under 'ttn libel suit in federal court here the district has been talked ,s 4t,,"j ,.,, , certain usual conditions such as ned) c 16-year-old son Robert )O about %Vvd flCMiH3 over a --_about for ninny years -. , noc 300 feet clear overhead and 1.5 Jr. fell out of a tree Wednesday the life of cosmetics firm head it looks like It might becoun' mile visual horizontal sight and broke his right stuist Gle nn T lunar ki-..i__ 4i. '" '"-a ruaiit Snavely said time maximum use The ho) plunged 20 feet while ear '- .. wjt charged Inst cV1mit k • k :. . .". ( onimisainners also ht'atd his pet facon would be trc ung to retrieve of we helicopter " with voilspiring t brtL1k Turner, 114111 went from CommIssioner daily rman the twice (ru Drumnuond that h e had I - -" -I _______________ -: ' Jack Motion ts5s made b huseot!nttrpuantt.src )o;lr( Queen t , ' , t recisd counpinints of pollution S)me to approve the special icgrdi) in return for holding uji \ Eli U\ K\IF F North ti5 • of lb, little V. ekisa Iticer from exception. After the tote, ___________ ltgitl action against tile firm Free Turitories tAp Sliirtck-cce I t. -- the lii Acre 'oncentrt'1 i ,, . I White denied the charge and crowds greeted Queen Elizabeth''I'011 U1{ASS S a n ita rian ii . - 11 an) other uiieniL'tr of tlit 'Fhu,iii'u- II \Iuorei' k'8- !itt'i- V.415 e\t)Ilir,(I of THURSDAY flothsiss toud the W rd a urd th t U ' ' - , ~ ½Prke if 1500 2/ .... rev. 2 for 2.99 NOW 2 for 2.77 All Walk Shorts s ing n ______ .,.. i It II) a FULL 81"x104" flat or Elasta-fit bottom, reg. 3.99 .................. NOW 2/7.00 49 PO THE MUSLIN PRINT OR STRIPE TWIN 72's 104" flat or Elasta.fit bottom ......rag. 2.99, NOW AV ' 50% cotton/50 % paly.ster combed cotlon/50 % polyester 50 Sport Shirt, SM-I . ; FASHION I ...i..n r1 j - - - PENN'.PREST( d 0 tt es tile (0111111(on of Ih(, I PILLOW CASES 42"06" ...... rug. 2 for 2.39 NOW 2 for 2.00 KING PILLOW CASES 42"x46' rag. 2 for 3.19 NOW 2 for 2.71 - ' FULL 8I "it 104" flat or Elasta-fit bottom, ......... NOW 2-7.00 rag. 15" 'flat or Elaila-fit bottom, KING 108"0 15" 7.44 8.99 ....................NOW rug. - o f .' I - U I ground %vater table and indira '. ' bottom ......... rag. 2.99,NOW 30791 rag. 6.99, NOW :,. .-. a coniprelmt'n- huut' sand Mill some broken the site is very unlikely because her. noek and Raymond Kni ght. Th: - cock and Helen ?rlsbey. 19 on July S. perimeter ditches woudni Mop the anti Hannah Charles Samm.'t and Robert .Tames Smith SIIPIL On the htepuihlir;un side. as 'ic-e stuth and investigation *: William Kirehoff uuuauin' of the sitch eoiitinIuiaticun and ,rda stale committeewoman. Mrs. Mooney. 2$; Joyce' Sammet and Smuth. were made of suihisurhare soil at 0s ~ (-Coln. In 50 % cotton/SO ' polyester 50 '. combed cotton/SO % polyester - IJ ' - Push - - O COLORS MUSLIN PENN- PERCALE SUPER 55 '- std uiuumsosuIion is vcu loose, I iuuituin,iu,oium tI 1114- erocinnI ssusuuuisn from Seminole Comty. rrtt, 2) Clarence Rumney and In a report, 'cut to the o1fi' People - ,, L \' to qualified individuals ir' pr ,,__'. -_________-------- piUOWLSES42"iTh".. ... rec. 2 for 3.59 NOW 2 for 3.27 •------- s- - a FULL 81"x104" flit or Elasta-fit bottom rag. 5.99.....................NOW 5.57 .... rag. liar NOW 2 for 3.27 -'--.-- i~ _-t._ Vnta Wercer. 4*57 Elasta-fif bottom, rag. 4.99, NOW . - l '1 1 OK werr Nikeii I impie vaislie (of harin or roritam s; % polyes er 50 % combed cotton/SO t FULL 81"x104" flat or Elasta-frt bofto 99 ....................wow tug. ,, .-- 43 ,LE PRINT PENN-PRESTj~ 'MULTI_FLORA' PERC1, - . I" - Rag 2 for I 59 NOW - ,--- May Be On 2*67 ft bottom Rag 2.99. 50 % cotton/SO % polyasler I __ - - Pro es a ions NOW ,- - at varioum; idle wo"Id I)e enveloped with a I .Spring, . soutnirnalically elected ion *nd Mtrlefte Huth. la: P&- Frod salter i4nd wally S#41ter, lid ~ lite relx)rt, Indlente, A " - Xj lport NOW 2 for •bkeciied and finished -, . ' - - Hel* 77 LOW CASES ""- - IF -- - - - REG. 2.39 ' r - or Elastn.i PILLOW CASES 42"36" "# 4!. Alexander replied that there gestions and "re-warked the was $10,000 in the county bud- proposal." which she said Rev I get Amos Jones re-submitted to UN I * I flat or SanFULL 8 I " 108' 4oriedElait*.fit bottom - - I ____ among the first females in training to aers'e in the &0I combed cofton/50. polye ster Cot"on muilin. l3 count' - -. proval, and that after receiving , L - PEN NPREST t WHITE MUSLIN NATION-WIDE,, -.---=-.-- r . - - p stripes, flat or fitted, some Penn..Prest®! Hurry! These sale prices effective , I mation which was submitted Wi! ', - ftp a report, depth and at each change of this site for a suuuillarv landfill sanitary landfill, k iuud hrtumi''ht it list' Is I uHut 1101 miii Itni of I he grvuunri lii p %Il t u at t urrentic being studied Fur water table in the immediate ' )ahoratorc In air-I igtut jar • ' • , litri,,,a Iitn,. .iri,'34 ;,t.i. C, .Ii... ut tnt' sting c k Inhtc nil the site Ilocc m ',er ' ti intnt posI who hi rdv il at rdaman uiuinl \'sm laIn's ThI' Iturttii'r cc sItuation and th e rrport urntinused h,sd il l nnn Tin nay Saw Sirs Missouri an u ogincerung Inborn i uicu scar% firm is Thu' soil profile, aruoriling ti in Ito' understanding that the Fiche Swnffvad, Aitannt t,rv with tiF(ice in (Irlunulo, only! Ret EE1 how much the marry fashion white, . EARMARKtI) FOR FOOT) Alexander told Burke that located to salaries and fl per fader.) and local programs. In cent to food. xpatmion of available welfare Mrs. Louis. Crawford. castswe earmarked for tant executive director of SCA. I" fond in lieu of 8fl other CR'h said that the original proposa' adjust:ment, and that the $5 1 submifted to the COThTfltULOfl emergency :: ocemy funded from local taxm. R E E TF FVF-NT -W ,,,w = se a 0 M ~ W ~ftmiiam - rn ' en)nt ot fl lO\ , mr t .r,ritid4 \ I I Hf I IlL (iI'F,ii a it wends Regiment (avairy ii rumored viluarno of liv' I S I It)'i ,'trmr,red q c-j,v ,usith r,t Min'-of. (podia, ,nto ''itb Vietnarry. The reimv'nt lilt MMER- __ffiv"5~31111 -_ W tr_•- --_ for j Wse,theflefCbOTsWfl'OTa do. Drummond recommended . fond stamp program which that all concerned uilk atxvut i read%- had been implemented bv ~, recom mends tioniz no that thf the rntiritt. antl that if federal I funds wvre iiivailabie. the entire; recipientA would receive t h I most from the program. " i strimn: should he allocated t,n ~ y.t, -- I (4 penet mliii I firm Stunt such seepage If soc di cc hmichu ntIS ' unit the soil cc cur cc oulil 1w purified prior Iv, reach of texture SIOfl at a turd inp of thut' Couuum i,iuul (he r The nuttier f?? titulu I r''i c-h f.ot f drill Ii,, tlu ir;tiilr. jilt Ic 4 utInInIsiiOhi I ur'.duc it lii Slum M required ,ill(,(,,, r i . _ ___wa7? Tests 11W telailled I F1111 11AItION 111.1111 % (.1"lihifivatioll iI olleit.%o(tht, iolilw%cl'lol III-III., "'ll: Iiialliple The 11tilill".r (if and it iq .. V-0 07' . '. __________________ _f Ti Field Osceola __ ~ .,_ -Ij:_ - SA -, -_ 1 .5 - ~ ~1 I *1 -t - f-7 - - _w4 Mr- -~ .4all-A __ -dk.- __ * ( , itt X~ ~, . ~- __ f**..:-. - I -. - -' - _Lff I & IZI 0P ~p 1/. - ~ TI fi ' ___ 2xm - - - ,4 - p NININ _- sw us I __ ~_ . A-Z-1- - ~ --1, I~ -~ - -_ ~ I -__ =_ ~ --. - 1 .. 1 jI I... ~4 A It a&- : , I I..t. - . up ,_, - TTJI 41, LEI'P4U HAIFSOttS MFNS-43*. LADIES-430 I - 0 tine ill It •'r pitt it, ii,- po tm killed situ 2$) wr,tiuldl'ul III I lip I trwnwrli were to 'keep trark of withdrawal n lulI (it pre vent going foot rWge i'.'hnt on it i The ha the 1'14110 11 Viet fill rvtise frrtvn "" north of (lii' A Mlinu unoi'Ing miii the Ii; Janus wt,r Ii tiillt'q front Inn huici het',t in puipithuit in Is.'' $ t a the firM little p (i' h 3l i for t It ni)p,'n( Inn Nov, had hru'n iiiu),r 2 I hat 1_ 18, for( month' nut had ohomlourri a patr ol ha ;r under tutu teuI sic go chite .$uul 1 . enemy Alt hot ut' prcsuirr and 'lesi toyed 1010 (he Trms of uild A u-u itititiul spokcc man In lug (liii m n$ii'ttut owl tm5 tim kei';, t 1i',uu wit of 114? (lilumok hu'lkumpter n ni 1 )i% isiosi iii' ,iereu'nrd .'tny lunuuds, 'hut ului ii duutluig (hi' •'%'&n ill, $ lou am uuumutul htm- hasp uiv ml ill rot Iuuui run ildu, '- 11,10 11111g IOn WuInu'sduis I lie euuc'uu v Nit there wile no ('HSIInh$ Ii's 1'111' hi'e wwt et nonruliul nut from Lino' w id Niirlij V10 tin m I apronS an a tntmuh as the $rnIiii t (," iu' up,', iii log ,, tulle r1I dci' enemy lure, and at lea ( tuna u-il Suit Ii 'ietnnuuu 11110 11 hI,,ar ' rue I run ,u,rut. .cuiir-i ie,iIpt (lit-ri' fl%u'It' I The U's. (toiip' lin-ttih P',ilt"I (he arcs in lh past th;-*e ii.'t'tt fli (I4II Ft.l'Eft United 5ttite tndnv ItWct'd the out of Flit' fli''c' ttIIhi)t,l fl"nr ''.e,'iIt'ti Ii't'si (EitCt :\, mi to abandon a patrol ba'e In (ho the I .nni lou 1len sAl(;os \P boiler. 410kilig 'Ietn$rnc'e fire that kileti fit northwestern 'ector of South mute In (Itch- on n at (ilk'ry. less Americans and wounded 3 In I Vietnam. I ban 24 limits alter a 11,1 1 1-111 n ff.',t ru crating a ni iSo nwn • in ,-nkisalt Ir I lit' lieum jest f: 7j TT: ,tc act inn In 21j uic'th - ~a i By MARION BETHFA IT'S AMAZING kit tWT S"Aw"AVIrlit 00 WITh OLO SflOVl. ... d .'s = _~ ~7-- - -.IN ~ -..__.Z._`~~~ I -M "~ k :_ .~---.Q ~ tj r, 1_..? V ;..:. - - ~ --11. 1- -. I :I I ,I _"1 - 4W7` -- n-4 _!. . I ~ :, ,~ .----. ~ ~ I. __ - e c .eaes fee isk an ...t4.a. aut'errd .er"*e ic �I r . Q1 - I - - - li Me __ -_ __ 0 ~. _f 1 111~~ . 1 !!!111111111111 I, I ~ 19, _,___E%~~1_ _1_ . = - I Mother, Daughters Host ~_Aft ilk i nda Nelson Guest of Honor f --As -- Party BridaL N . _ I - - lit-I - I 4 -F -f iry tf! . _________________ . %i~~_ ii - _- -: - ort ... t z - W - A 2 - _ - P-A , . - .- - ., . MOM 1, _. -A - . . - - w- " - J1000 I glow - L -v _~ - -• - -4 ___1 W r _______ - u .14 - -- - - -- ittourid •,pw,&PUft. d nient, tit lingerie shower "nit tinS utetfltnihtug . ;; , V`_-- c'i _________________________________ h1 appoint A it ii' it t _~ t'titd wi h , t i '1 g i 1. tILL % rawd with pint. slipper minU; and toasted 1i i 44 . -4 TJ '` I uI.ua ttt, 1I' branchea cande la bra ?ivanc Lou Cross °' PuIti 1 - - The 're , -- y here ' again'. 4t 3.PIECE, 100,c ACRYLIC KNIT surrs ,,,,4 - -- T IY ROGflt 11is' 3iari mild of ttonar dressed In lot' dacron voile over ei - .- 41 &-u. ' fi id 528 Offi.n 526 lr t - A in dais I Bridesmaids were : '- w Eulita cmmti 20% 6 ). 4". - ke1 5699 Re , - 11_ " _ -_ I I I 4ky ja nçri several Sapphire these selected UtI +01w yo à5MI" -- I-( I '1. l4cisIe 3 ottti -- .Am*. 4, $ 450% .- , . Vu' I /1 , - 228 E. F4rst St. 322-3574 4. ii -I-, 4601111111.: and Mrs. W. B. Wyatt,I grandparents from Zephy'rhills 4 P!Wtd ' r3 . 0 6h./V ,:Co. 4 arest, for' the Occasion 0! her _____ . 104 FIRST ST E. 323.28W MASTI& CHARL STORE HOURS: Mon. ttm Sat. 9:31) n.m. to 6:01) I MENS' WEAR ;I ' DIu AID~ Today's Pan+s Are The Thing $ 47 V?_ — I A VACHINI WASHAILf They ' re tram POLYESTER/CO"TDN . - ES f 40 ca F!ifl _i " # 7~~ . . . \o - "ecr and DEVON. And they O0 sh,r+s or 1ecke+s with kurt nddcd 88f YD. I__.1 = rt - too *,. C PR1tIT A COTTON , II OPEN EACH DAI ____ Z t mary it , .' ----- . .r . fn~ . -5;qT-., _o__ I eis J . . ' I . i. - - -_ - -" . ..- I I __ pit. 4999 - f ..j .' -' - I -- ' I ilo - 1 u t1_ . .- opi; TAKE Handbags 'fr - AT •I 1rn' 01 tft' i 1l-JJ( / /I I ' .6 ; ~v 0 a 0 W 0 Al '0 40 - * -. . / 1 I f - • . , I - -I . - I fl7W 'A I _,; -,ill,__ 'APE RWE%on I ' * r I - - a - - I _-7i- T-_--I------ 1_--y-1 M_ ow you L 0 Cotillon gingham checks ,. . to there's no limit fo what you can make! at ever lived without it! U. 2*99 DON OPEN T 9 a r JHOES SANFORD PLAZA s r .s.s ..c:lowr ,su,nt;r ' ' '349 95 SALE PRICE pants In$ ..i(h w$I-I(Ip• Is IIANK TERMS - / / I 668.8_5I 4 I Telephone 322-9100 Sloch up now an yards and yardo, of woven ymndycd combed cottof, gingharn checks at Ais farolidlific low, low pricel Alwayi cool and crisp! Machine washable, Sanforiiedic. Make yot'r iowiiiq machine lium witit 7A_ the savingil 36" wide. !I & APPLIANCES Los" Setection E. ws Low OfteAtod Hwy. 17.92 O.$oq - in wash.bh. .c, hic ON GIBSON ROOM At CONDITIONERS $1it.tS RAY'S BI-RITE big g.m. with (ha ouny sophhtticat. Imagine a fully Frost Cuter refrigerator with th. latest side by side styling and optional automatic Ice Master, all in a compac$ 15.6 cu. ft. cabinet less than 5 feet higti and 32 inches wide If will slip right Into your present refrigerator spec. and spot1 you with it s t o te modes.i convenience LIST PRICE 42ç' 15. SAVE re ;"_ .! 9 _;_,_)j 11S, Al'o .• /1 •.• ?- . .,,./ -:t.: 1. a 0 ~* used to be ... I t • ..•. l 25% 0 ..9 Zo,' , -*.,,, /rr.~rr!t _1_1I',. linfl. 9 FLOWER SHOP 20 C.ui.m.rt& Avs. - . SALE CONTINUES 1 Insehim * to" np ca~11. Dullointlooieris fronds, dams how I 4_ø: . Z31I7b _gq,o zip-z" * 'a 11 III .. . iA~ 1. ;-~_oo.- ,,~-r . ''." A -$-I 1' iv" titlis • 1. . ue. Heels " ' 0 New Style's Added—Ladies' Fiats & Small Heck - a I... - \ I , w '**"W' - -, €' i"J.' 1. --.--X ~~ _il - AU Ladles Whit, and Pastel '- • 41 *%t;445;~: • AVA - • - / • 1 1_ ----- . _.__ __ ___---. .__. 0 71k .~ J_.;. ' -2. — , Whites ..w-v-_- - - ~ Ie --7u,___ - . -. 1 -'•'. wonder _____ I n. f els .- 1I l •i . - Re; 499 and 599 Girh' ! 0 W • • .1 . : ; --- r charge it! in Sa-n wild Plaza 2640 Hlawa?ho - - = . 00 • ' is' —] ________ -_. -— __1 I1 ______ -IffWv-1___ - - '. R'Y p —_% f - '!-- -, --. t,,1-V_jVjWjeL bson 16 :' - Is I - A. ll s Vó 01 ! ' / ,1'.-'w N. t-' .1 * tt, ) - PRE-INVENTORY JULY • THINGS .I UU ON THE COMPACT I_i n ready with great Smper values puut tnose Bfl-Irnp'v'dn' e -,, -a ,- ttia with ttmm ... the - nest and the most dependable service you've ever kn vwn. Do come in to a" us sirlid take adventage of our grand opening spemals. Well be lc*king for you' ____________________________ .0 I SAVE - - - MANT - 201) N. Park Ave., Sanford, FIG . - in r f Mr. and Mrs. Bill na we re having our Grand Openmg Friday—Saturday-.-Monday SAY SC) " • esthers It . - --- , NICELY - I liathcrs - . Martin. Chapter 146 5..eE.lt1 -- o I • . FLOWERS I ti I ,. - ..::. softer iOUfldIT' tOt" eJ'' ann Miles photo) _____________________ ' - . un dtri t tinli . • Schaffner who pose mitki Gov. Claude Kirk and 1w College of Regents were oed at tiw m,ctin / fhese Leaders?` a . - britialt; and Tkwris Prosser Home aup:er 0, sporwred tv erda lAc. so why not follow I . their childrm Bill Jr., Delint and L(_-!,1ie. CMiaw. entation officer and Eloise binal DALION paired with VOIL I Altanonte Springs home - - — some+htng to see I E a. occasion was Open House for the governor at the 322-1000 DOWNTOWIN SANFORD Vinvike . Schaffner who is obviously bored with it all. Thc . P OU , pie", might just be the sentiments of petite !t1i- - PRINTED 'P $ DFIN MON.. THURS., FRI. TIL 9 IN SANFORD PIAZA 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. t 1 cap and gown, Carlson. Cnllegurn from UT guest speaker. Her preseflt&'Jo lrnniedlatel3 following the j3g3 DeLand Chapter 1 gr •t. ceremony a reception was he1dlando Capter 100. and San of the placoc and at the Academy Cafeteria. Misnt ford Chapter 1404 were present ama at 3ioauetiezrt was with lietts Raft ama u' cxiarg o to'- this specia' event serious and very informative Charlotte Carlsov was the rr cipient of her red tassel Ev. r - - WEAR MEN'S . . SEPARATES — .V - "PHOOEY ON POLITICS, photograpbers an(] Iwo- ---------- MIX OR MATCH — ARE COUNTRY SET , itA, BARGAINS IN OTHER ITEP4S' met resident nf 5in l•:t T hird lintry ossil I)Inn;, ('huui of 'I "treet 41*1 HiI"4 tIsti, I'.'ti' %ekiva Ri'.er P.t'flI To' flntsfl," at 'overnor ntertaine .sill dress for the wedding. PHONE .' 1Jl rp r ]H REDUCED 30%50% (lw.',uu tire for ', - - . / ___ . _---r-.- MILS. 1knLLIE PONIT,LL. naw president af Seminole Spokes of Welcome Wagon, poses with Mrs. Reni CtIe. Welcome Wagon hostess for the South Seminole urea. Mrs. Powell is completing the term of Nancy Brew- - - I "'I-,o"'1~~ - • ('hick in Sanfoni. The -...a - ' ," (Manyann Miler. photo) itt, iii vu II, hi" __________________________________ - er who moved to Tumpu. 'hulnnt,u t ___ - f I p1,, . . -:"'---- ,:'Ai':_4. granddaughter's wedding. .Mrs. The College of Regenlj, held lirs. 1)0w (aud'. wire just Opal Pcxlztonu. another frand - j th r Chapter nIght or Jul' lt rer ed &Iooeuear from mother coming also from at the Slow Lodge under the where was presen j wtU Lphyhl11s, those a soft pink direction of Collegian Charlotte wan th A , r esle, dies All uIS.S t-Ib* qua Sanford Women Of Moose Insfall New Candidates wedding anniversary an May 21. .Mrt. W%av chose a till; blut to - ,.hor.! Sit - '.- -. ' ______ ' L ______ INCWDEDINTH!SSAI.EI piles. .fletnv. only .ma.l.ct.d asither. - a, in -,. j.00d earth cla: terra cotto, r ,,tiect petat' 1' inn i a ri atid tillinucu t'inttr tIisih include midnigh ne' mallard blue. mprute I th'4fl, nt, and eggplant. ' _____________ •..:f dsn an creiuici corsage. ~ • • - Mrs. Cress, niother of the, - •' ,. •' daughter's wedding chose a U 95 '-" 1. .c. .I!---- NOW S.3.97 NOW $447 LARGE SELECTIONSTOCHOOSEFROM' ENTIRE STOCK NOT ' sleevedturquoiicallk&hafltung drest. with an orchid corsage 1 .I complemenUnz her outfit. _____ • it - . - i-- •- .. r ,I- candle Mrs. Wyatt - ,I 6 - i---;~ , - -_X._t1&1!-_ _--_A_t_____ --a!- __ h" ____ '- lighten were I)u anaWrat sisteroftl'cbrtth anti David Cress brother o.. 1n The For her d - Kostinko j - - t- * ____ .r - - - at 2T' p43W5147 kep$9. b .. r: . ____ EeoiSovmpi ___ . - y m Off Regular Price / Doug Volta and Bach mai 1' Fulnie Jr.. Tishers were Clifford liven Rick Tryon an(' . pro li 'il a a now a* n A. S. Briddiriv oil Firiet, Sirr#,', ' . \ isituuug ith Ruth itiitl (,unnv hlrumrt us doing a good Jot, ut I i Chnilwick- oivrr , Fmirth of Illittilliz till R fem- folir 16.4 in New July weekend were theit' ulsutuih III'sth'-r, and winter opening' Qcsrh, Mui's Trugere announced (er and (aunilt Mr. nmh Mr titls that she tiamn't going to show 1. 1) Snilut Sr..nlu'iu ant thing called "cot ktaul" suits Ison IAttru'unii Jr and tinugh hecausti they didn't ntesn any. term, (p1,11.4 r. Ilibhiuc and Beth - thing as a late aftt moon (Iresly nil of (Irnhsgu bun., "C The (hndttutk tutfit these dii)' 'Not" she grand. I '.*id, "tthcn 'people start drink- daughters, Ginger nttl Debbie, '. - Cc s' Bobb' l'hn I STRAW HATS AnuIi'uu It s';;::, ., Mr. mild Nlr,q. IN-tv 0\%eiix limilig oturguity nt Wittlo-r lli3O. iiate nun cd 1111(1 theIr new )unne Memorial hIomsItnl. I t't 1),-dirnpor , iniiiinji, ,rrilzere 1!o ; t4'Ithlflsr If not hamuc in her ap . .• NOW 5.6 E _, "eekc . '-:-- I 1 -_. 111, 0 )o r* NOW SS 59 • ____ ____ fi Street. S treet. F orecast -_ - • 79 •• • .............. NOW $4.79 " v' '4analte Nectell cousIns thrbrid: fwflle' was best mat other attendants were Bil •... - . WALK SHORTS lnhr girt nm h'ttti (41 Mr the hut umnlrr tItit" In II. susib Mr' 'Ittitlut 'lkt'i lotte ti htuiiuihui P""1 Seentuul - , __ 1 1. % \it.ii.L. I 0 . robes. in shades of Rubti, Turquoise, lopax Emerald Ili I.IZ it It 'i 1% E.11 F:nrl Skiv,'r tihn live on THud - •. Pat Barriss ctndt I $7.45 KNIT SHIRTS I lit Chlihio,too (,,r,, lilo-I, olloed virtrittloii wills thir,11 Lrfnnil,,;t 4,1111t elli(whisr flit- rtmiftirl,-r . I IttI IStilt II', Mr niuch trm Rh huril ((ii 'tIll SI' t'. II h1 l III it hts iiti,I ".1. L u. ills their (Isn't i Ithlilt - -_ Regu'ar Price ____ . . SPORT-COATS f0i is h n tal iii Titiit liii '- ____ "I'L, . I /1(1 C NOW ____ jdESIbb, - $9.00 VALUE \ - - i - -4 , I ---- - - •att, sister of the bride, Jot r ,,7 I - brimmed hat trimmed 'r-1 _: -. .' - "V -. . - — ' - II ZR TO 42 4 ill I V 1111, % '- I *. .. -*, ,Z*i . I .. .- - - 4 ' Rey 3:.qq ................. NOW =.39 NOW 5.319 keg $ 99. •. • • -. ,W-- - I __ Examp(e%efSavirups - t, LZ - " _ '11 __-.. . ' - ____ OIISISS anti ii ma tching wm, -- Only O - -- taffeta / $ ____ . - I ________ SAMPLE PR ICES Yours _*f; I 9 • e Att _,~ __A strs&uters with daii*s on toe . 1tMP-VUSj%ft* Is . I I A l.e -; '-- Wyats, Mr. and Mrs. .1 eollcge lIe will bt following ft' dalay Lie.- trim and fell trout a worth\. Mrs. flobert Hnckiojz. W. 'B. Waldon, Dr. and Mrs Ted hi' father's profession, a minis nforth. Da headpiece of matching lace. The Elder and Mrs •lames 1r and Mrs 1' ' te bridal noaegas wait of wliItt Teresa rrimbk Mrs Ben Bert Ilrnwz . IIC . • iav$jWv embroidered wi - _ .. C A SPRING ' Ito - 00" - VOLL.ft - " ,"'",I 1'1.-, 11, . M ii. : Personally _-( r the newlywed' and Mrs -Pat Rickardson, lit, the Rahama wil! live at CnIlegedale, Tenn.. and Mr&. Wesley Hunur, Mr& ~ and Mrs Jam" rl .14T5. ii ti, tttI,I ,1 'Oi,e .1 tm T'i, ..,1-V1 1 ; Itnishlar uvh" 'h "" ill OSCron1on , I " net Also, Sir I The ful! mapel train WA-11 Y)flJsi, 4•s 'P th ut. - t. it . _ 'to I sleeve&. W. E. Swiflev and Sharon. Mrs Mias Marsha Foreman, lit. andj bride WoTt it brown skirt knIt and I 4' -I r .1 (it 1) 6'kaNui" I _W •••••_ Mrs. Ewefl Wyatt, appropriate nuptial selections ctand.up collar and kx . wert, Mist, Susan I)sn-!i puffed full with lace and saUtI Reulah Venesi., Buddy Wingate. I -%fr& Carl Martin and Sir&. 31aI dress with twigir accessories ' Xomst City. and the bridegroom] I %oloisvTie 'Pooht and a yellow daisy corsage. Is the on of Elder and ?ttrs forth and Itonnie Browninsertiontrim, fitted at tM' Rosemary Tucker. Mr. and Mrs Following a wedding trip t( Also Mrs Opal PoLs. Mr It and Mrs. Jack III" conipLted iei. :: ;and t'. nark rist, the Invelt' tax 31r sidudl,gPl,,Eue'rlegs, NockioeOLSIh, '"!~~"s _% and M,'c Ra StanIe and son Roberts Dr . Charenee SehItt tel and daughters InnaIvric .ennie Sehilt 31r fl( \flaht Rat Helen 1(nhertcou Mrs .ir 1rs h(Jl Insertion decorated the Em a grace pin stir dress It':: • , COSTUME JEWELRY ,. dI.- and tA, SAVE O4 611 future $'rhtlrgrnotn'a ,,intl'e, AIm'i the \Itne, F. F ______________________________________________________________________________ t.ii. I f. 7~ - -- 4 f, I ,, tti(- radiant bridu chou thr pu"I hook .*,crver.- wert- SOL. Mrs ha~ Stnnc, Alri, Divis Mr. anii: Mr- ( Swinfmt, Pasta. , ~'ress wa~ tnt- affirtat. ia~hc, al full Bev. Moar and Sharon Swilley.1 Henry Baker and Mrs. Charles !Mr and j%jrx. Ii. Barnhart, '.%fr r Mus Sharcm Marie Wyatt and ~ Ing clergymab for his sons* wed.' and Irc 3 B Watt :J ames Ardrei Cresswei't unit dm1. bekr n attar aecentc length gown of flvLOti over net There tcrv 4&i invited guests RIekML 1inot Mariani Leltiwr Mrs Of .,,4 1)eijcatI, white Out-of-town guests Included Mr ata.e ad In flo1 Mainmon' ' 7'"' I Porct Lakt Seventh 1)at Ad venuat Church, Forest Cut - '- I a By MAIIIIANI'llo, MILES ~ ___________________ 11100d fit flip ISVC,Iillig 1,titipIlol itirIt tit'rs titr Ih AURI I tnui(li. r of flue hrtcle c o tituci Mrm John ( mm fist ii a Insteluul nrriitigt'uuuent, tc'v, .hiulin It"v sututi f ,\ ir .Yiaron W yatt A inct jameS A - L..ress txcna,nge vows MLSS I . _- - h \ Icor .int hi"- nicths' 11)11(1 j f?, , '), ( urc fr f V Ii Sft c f,, Taylor Hohe rt Wvehe K'IIy Welch, Vrnnk 1J',naPu,e and W 1, R Sr N4ari,q'J!C Aiq'i (Pip %jIm Ifearri and Mary fl''1rg" pitcii li Hki' tetlet..I (lit' tihihiuttilt' In Arthur U,, knihhu I U ( r i, I L'Z A .1 imirtither, and Ilia Linda tion carsages to complemen', ,_,,-;- 4,tjtt,mj)if-, 'ei1Pl!ndr wnrr leilvArdle. hnqte.q.r,. ft,A. ) k ;&111~ I vile: ii . i ,nrn Angel lunttrt niuth le,uiiui tuierhnue p' with , I)e ?\01ir-11 bliflo, Orcl livroontleth i" nc'ci In II,, b, light lit 11w . ta In a I I t'ni Ii l'rnt ,'ni ml sc'ti th Ilitiltig twu,ii IrihiP een trtei hc'hture it (Iii hut' ti Itucinti 1_MW 4 , " l'Oli Jacalyn fl .'rt F !1rfflffli ri a ,niini1$c .it Itnpe fln'tult, n,t'i, n cif pInk rn" nn'l 1'itt' Mt U tnt III "nIh A tIt gIH* )f't5I I IIIIII pI'nt er flnItrt WIltlht L' q$nl iltHl Ii Ittiwl rnt r'cI Ittit' t'ittl R't) anti Mnlr,,Im fit fito ph tnt, *tnp (ahlp ')ti' Ft Allen Irnt' AIhcrt Inrrrfl Sr., 'tom itti-tlirr n;pohnted hi 'hlpr fhsl,ln L". ti 1) I,uke. Itnt'ItI 01111 Itt I tinter Urthert 1nh'it, (hat It nb' Ii t,iititt'i ( h,ir!es f".ru,nm ItP't thc'Ir !c'm Met km Irgçi tmintl Itiupn Ii .1 lio,u,I silt IllAtlita (ii (he' tt lti,i I Ifl I'iiiii ( tii itd 1 t iitu IlII, i IflHhIt, phiI) t nwiuq lit khI 'ho'i i (n htifl hilt 2 IntnIII till (4 ShAh hiiii till i lii nit Oct I )fl( Alt Ii ,igpl \% I ll I' 4' (liP l 1'i' Of " itti ( '. tidt'r \iiit t i'mi !nr, eli Int lnrr$tnn nnil ( ,iinh \110'hint ",i vere ihrhr r1ttnUt P,tt ittiltq' "her' I'' I' Thu ii'•.n' IIIiII -*" Ar th Honors O A . tr' ',."r'n ti 1-' tn-hiuird nc-h were finger rosin - ••• I U iç,il ' i 111 0 cr'stal Silver anti I' I hrnic ( L'i anIl Mi' lat ! Mni T14n a' UIt tc hu' ti ti (it nd ithfffl I i t' all io Home '- -a-WU Two ---: - U*_1 _ * Morrison tfl' diior I rtursts invited to loin th4l . Wtt' ed for Aug. I and Linda will I Ice mold with pink rnxm fIrmted ~ be one of MIqt, 1'JPs(WI'S bTichti grac'elulh itt a crystal punch maid; howl (If sparkling straberr A rink and It bite rInr theme nunch - it - . ~ Smfe( * At %fl I ' fl4)lsP lb .Thhn w i \ ct flfl bride waa carried out in deciraUons a white knit 'tias Melinda N.lsn Yme elect oY kenneth Lettrmsn WU and the Iove'h MeArdl home coral arid '*h!te se'n-ie and rn1rt R r1con a light blue knit ('.eorce Fouter c anned 'ith clu*ter' of Mrs gI,et or honor at a lingerie bTi Db 1n(4 Ct"t ac'ecs.'orle' diii shower giveti by, MIsS Linda weddhts helt and dainty lace with nn • %lcArdlc at her home 112 Sham- umbrellas. Two large wedding Linda chose a Navy blue dress Bn'h and Sa1ter Rah. Fita Also the non Dr.. July 1 from 3 to It bells were hung itt the entrance with white trim and accecsc'r I IPs Vii'ki a 'elIov. linen ,ILh ard Karen Weber, Do 13 hail P. and Mrs Mc Julie Persons harm ne pr t ,esv'4 Crt-hnQeses with I rn4a WPTt The re'fre'timent table Wii5 't!'r a Navy dress with ; f .Iiyahe 1, overlaid with lit white lace, cloth ~ Ardle ware larai white and blue trim and T . TtieArti1e anti MkS V1I4C1 and a figurine ear.detahra with red '- - 7v__- . gt 7 Party r h,r ' __ - Bridal I 1 c �. . - 9 ct ' J2c ____ Out rrguar You m*nt Well, but DEAR LP1woUld YCU Forecast efld 1 / l r T04I C_ 16 6F."L WALP7 , QACI,~ .' I ~1_ WILL rtAPT4T - IND m VD tho \ Lt P.S. OflL needs think ,h. was your thoiz' ____ In that have been wp)*ement DEAR ATiRY In .'sdin hhu. m, am& A-4 YOU? 11rOt O1VC Time Will Ju)I.t'a lttr Ta pToblT%C and with nuwe th vesia nld and quite at4C 104 IenL An unemployed minis- questions, I thought of my- sibility of succem But be xl,~ 1 I ;,.t< tractiva. 42 tar is not about to hang sW and my Iself-consdoar- you do so tactfully. Shnw othr— '-ell-t i In your joint aasocIatlnn that a?OU1d 7011r town much lofl nasa over a part1ulrly ugly was having Personal prob.C'. -110 wisdom and underthroat she or. m so 1 standing. w. l I i DEAR ABBY I am a theoto7n; . the irww minister. AR1EMar 21 to ________________ X it 64 vand the cal) of duty and have an excessIva amount = -_ -_ scar, but removed It one InacrniseIantouaandeffkient body hair. I'%'S had my share g they aijsaflafrwMcb4't F -------------— — evening at my husband's trimanner. Don't alienate Any ast of "hatry gie" Jokes. lAte~ town. Till wife it vmrm weather I I "I ,-) 0,- 1A ..: I found mn about tU and fll,Pd , -t0 ,a , ibmrly sensitive. That VerY pleasurfm at rour fInrm Non shaving my chest and and left him. I i(% rvmtng at a party, a total M ake the evening an enyovabr lega for rnmfo?t' sake , / She's a lot vnuner than he I one. P- r ,,, U< What would a raychistrint stranger camp up to me arid V . i. / — O-W is and I don't think sht'll -IqA said, "Wow, that's same TA TTRV (Apr. 20 tn ?411,A- I 0 f. II * A~ Z. bett • a Th$d? 2fl Find sc*r! U k a but I ,one th4A - .T __ : ly NEAT: Nothing. But he Tniç'ht 5*7 something DEAR ~L = my mother to this hypocrite the first plaa Aj, am aw the wto)r t1lown & ipw 17)1st happened the mmfr "he1 "rie - 42 Mother remrirrirn ranna ' j again (for the third time) shortly after, but I 'know she rpjg this minister. j gffl 49 [ze CL Z In ro-wnrkers you will make an~- =A about & mail who shaves his rhert and legs aril soks that v si. L p rhintn't about such a man T)EAR ABBY: The son of a very dear friend of nurs is being married soon. On the DAUGHTER affair with r mnther'p - rci.it Gl'Ml"l Mstv 21 to Thnt t.rt underCome to to put In addressed envelope. - —4 1 1, 1 I \.::V ;., !N .- .- :. I lip A&k ~, ~001 icv A.. - ~~ , 111 _J L.tL.LJJJLJ Z. __ V ~ k r LLJJ(I,L4LJ %I JL WA-S 10 rid of dummy's ace and L . tract" said the old man. 'but Y'r.. ...*.J ... - A . .best- Just let me 'lit South. The pr"idrnt nf thp club. wh=o partner had been deia~* Pd. &at North while ttw best . : .; I I *A V8762 9Void 4 AK Q2IP #93 *J974 DOM (D) East and West carft. bonus "They give drnagame,dOrt they!" a - . know you?" he asked. I i 1 461 , -1 , —,-. ~ 11 ~tb i ~ ", -9 J% ak Void Pd the old man. •T bid I dkxQ heart%.' . Both vuh;ffame 14 hperl 'W est was tempted to dou ble but -- ilea QPftft - 4V - .- - (6 ow • ~ . - you - is Vl _I . ___ . mar# i - a . ; f; 1! . V w.-. -., . - - 6 _11~i _ir_ M___V-_ I , 0ie I ___ : I I ___ -411111111 716.~, ' t~_A I ; bt rrswiir' a •~ZL~~` ThkexhIb The''v--k ,. I s .\t . I I' II. H P pj;aI r*V9 aa 1! rH3UT I - k _. ' I It II / IF. V L , ~~.711 _~, - . io . . It . i - __.. . " ~~,____ __ ,, a . - i 0 4 110 -- 'I;-.- _____4_= .. .. -1" t? i a $I :! -;. , --! , _. - - rA,,&H v~AZT s . 'tj1 . I .•,. ................. 0 --.4-'--,. ,—.. ihraca silty us niuch as t hiis set out Ten,' Laara 1.ary'i cnhnnce cuhJr'cts done be- able You' (we wish Heisui a .. - 'r , — r~~ \. -•. I I a V I r1 -- .% - \*;~~4 1 Bl .".( I r' .4, v#__ .1 I - - . V Wag. I Z" F I 11, - ,, 3 ' ' '" I 7 ' • ( 1- I,______ Held ,-. ' ) , ~, 00 " ___:~ MY THE 01MILIf A6svTo riA rf:vzM9 -V .'—... __— f ,, / I / I ____ I e. I I C 0,11 4 - 1% __,& %_- - \ I ;I ______ ° V 00 - Isle' tormentor URK! "y1 TZ"' OVAY, I 14 Leaws again 1)01cM .i I t 11:30 I I •t 11a I= n" c&i •.• A. SO _F.;,-77"'^7~, A I 6 13 ~ , -.-. ,K__ / -6b~04V _J_ I 1 A* w1v 1iwk MIS -, ,,-,e 7 2 00 •' \T- 1. a Is Aquatic 3o — da Valera 31 FAt AWSY I . -*I wiffi 40 %toake angiy Wt MI X)II.-s 41 D"11--to 2lblwwyllowcr _ L. t. -_ — rONIT111 THRU SAT. sa" 47 Tiny spot 488wixairanUm lk ".°' / "JI,,. 'r, I . .. -, • -.- _11* _a a '> V - 10 I 1. 5'4tthettali.alur1fl - _1i ''s.,,igI.Iij 4~.:- I, uwiio ______ 41 0 40 U 1 ____ )_1 4%. 7, WflWlT1IJfl UYTI IIIY1L V I i V V -it 0 --i. - .. Il E'4'4 P-48 N'd%CIFIL-0 1-416 -MUISICI COLOR . . IN COLUR ~/ - --- - - -- ounta9inS COMPLETE 0 OUFFIET DAILY CO 0 I 1(3 i i..-,i.v,co.i • I 1*19 - 3-r. 3.30 ;)..-n. ii • Stiocs HAPPY r1PUrM,, The 6.oadaet Liqht .4400d • 3 Ciacksn 30c HER v4 News 3)0 () Kaaagar.o Fe ,h Ions In Sswlnq _____________________________________________ ___ - Irl9ht P,'umsa. c-i. u'. - t'tc , i;, 7 -7 w.i i ~ . J - , , f" - _ . I ~ t I I JACK POT EVERYONE WELCOME ii~;) i 1 1 I 1 I., . I (NI5S usc ç' ".. . . 1 h Tv I Jels, 1 0 4aatlsom bo*W W01, ;Milo I N . I 0 at ALL SOULS SOCIAL HALL I ;L - ..siuoweibe*lai1 'GOP C) News - OAK AND Itih STRUT ; - N .s * BINGO * I 1 a Amother World C) Dark Shadow* 4A0 0 Boot Casoy To T.Il tb. Tnsth 130 322-"65 W-M '1401 French Ave. 0 s.. St..-. We,d $100.00 1 , Am i N 1190 I 0 Lo.t Is A Many Spt.'tdored Thnq 0 N.I,w.d Game (3 Beverly Hillbillies ~ - -----.---- ----. I 1. 2 0 . , - - - -11-10? 40 : 4v.--. C) Let's Make A Deal 0 I' I I 1- - -_ -_ 2, 1- T- 1 .41 % HAWAIIAN STYLE' -I r!,4. t h t- C) All My CN141kom 1:1~ a Ari Umilko"aor 1,4•,, LJIUIl ~ 810 C) klovie 9:00 a He Sald-She Sold 0 Romper Room ° 0 Calloplug Giaurm.t 45.%4(Rcalum) ottilth color N — J - a oo fl Captala 17,k - 444...4 lf-rma --- 0 () Dilly — 5 Ifigh in stature 6 malted I lix-verage OP11Y '°° 0 J ohnny Cation 0 3 Posamlys pronoun 0 (3 Where the Haloirt Is n imriff wawo-wsr %ntswast MW CX4, all 1_mIte Riln :uro);fc . i 4 IA I7 •=;pIt'e UAV V I I ~ I"TW brV4ktft, 3& rea "wWwts I ;= a.- 4 LM K~~"T - ~ I r- -. xoasr' -i(I", - I 1* " " ' -r71--% his hy,sterical ways playing -L V, ,wer counting the mturne,i ttt.s after breaking tz wit h - h.'s girl friend. Anuther grmd 0 Movie . 1 ., " -)p Im .. • .A.. cumodian Marty Feldman un ~ 12:10 Q3 Who. VA6f of Where i ~Tclm Jonos. I MORNING punts material 23 Aotifarrn* 27 ?d uslesI wAs 26 Periods of time 12 Hot upright '.V_ y 00%.S~ •t_ ~ ° 10 k4avto 10 " ____ ' HARINIS and I Winna Be Charles Nelson Reilly eontina.•, That Girl t - a".ARD 'ton tovelies who are Iowa choru3 girls and stars take over IflO? so than In th e a.,"., debut, with such numbe rs .i, WI'd N "Strike I.p the The (comb form) mother 1 - ..• V•V ' I 17 old Twtanmt 9liver CIVICS -- "./4-A , 11 :..-.-.. NBC. Dean Martin e Goddigwses. e Presents 0 )IRtvel' ACROSS ulk" ___________________________ ______ 0 - - F I I triah rtyw 13 Dciwavvd ___ __ awm 190 ,' 6000 I 001 1 19_, ... i ~ ii ] 9 a I 11107 c aa! . 1._ ' "I don't really want to PROTEST-I'd Just liko to be able to DISAGREE with the Establishment once In a while!" 1°! If ri:yv::'- __ - .- - lji7 m I RWEJGHT C) To m J ones ,l B.*tck.d H 4 b'. of 11f. ~ Q...Q.LLP.. i i 'jARE WILL 42f,000 BE EKOU&4 170 ______ I -' 1 LA 10-11 .,arss 0 9:30 F) Dralnet 1 10:00 f) Dean Martin - Li I`______ " 's' 1' ljo d S• -J $ I by. Lucy 700 ____ 4Z4 , •.. I ' 51 ( ,/ A5C-T AXF ,7~,,:_:, . 'ISVT' 1T-Th7 .1. f.w % 6 -- \. I f5 r*t ~ 4. — -- XTURDW, I ,.g -%-- - I 0 0 0 N.wi 0 Family Affair ..'~. ) or Ireland 9ReIid TO 44AVII A FLAIIL ~~Ft - \. News 0 I 10 63 Irons;do •' V 5:00 I 6 30 -- - -- _____________ -I '' I ,,% I- !-T --! I— rear. . I koo El Sal* of tho cantury 1, _-"__ - 0 ---% I ' -1 S. 1 !,eirnbaeck haninnic arnund In -,h,, 0 Dorc. Court THURSDAY I !'\. / - -_ _ _A-L- A - : -- / WJL I are Television Tonite I Jy-..4 \fcn1JY '1P '1 SHORT RIBS I , _.- - 0 _______________________________________________________ 04 . 1F.M. ma" .-_ ~, 1~ a% I W -W iiiiiiagii, Queen often "Little Ga-' ue" as Nat King Cot, n.".'r * * * ~, ___ I I iiI "" I -v- 11 ,_4rk - fn 1N - TjJ91--~ . • , o _ . 1, ,P-0 . ;: r . . . I- - ___ , -.'- , I r_..lr4!'w' 1, ,_ W WWII, Em of r4eplinntA In rural Indin "Little Brown Jug" by the Wivot Train for " I Y ur d.' • as beas ts of burden, pet* and 1)'Orso Dancers. !There 8:30-D:30 NBC. I r o n s I d s. leven am machines, has Ionic r t4 "you ramli a Long ~ been known, just am the huge "GoWl Will Tour." (Rerun).. f:1J_ -_ 1?v FM M OF TIT 90MLL 4 .WTRIE--:~ R AN FQr_-A`iq A~,FNT I V;,-;,-Q..N1e F.'R 1 OWN I MI.P FJ_;_LV,?K, 4ocr-V 14ALLAM .10tf-WT '.- 1: Thff, FLA~17 LEAK p!_-E-~;~:-i ALIM-NCY1 ' time I I L~; ~~--1 4.1 ' V&k U • I85 1 \. P -1 , - '__ - -- if &C(.& - •l """a. ' )'' *ArR$01Q "I, 1 Rar7s'r JI - 14&L • 0 <'1.' S - .J 7.n C_~~ - iI no I ) 1111 It,;Ii%`I. .1111' 21. 1970 Arnonz the r,lrl fa-mritra fmit- niAr(q *niA ,-,w -()d,, ferv * zrinvr for . ... . ,... • ... 1)1St. flu "t(,nCampheIl,JanieJn7irna1 of Indin" This Schein" by the Ifa?py Day I- it PhIIIItN .. :. 'T'' i I-' I __v TJZ 0 F' •V,_• .6 G - "), *ljJ.IL'A " j '. 'ma ant b S 0 ______ V I •l - i , i" -i ,. XY LX¼jLA511Y. M&KE KiM 1M1t1 11 'V. - . 0? ;!. i ~ urtins. Whwi you've finilihed guard duty on a vi.ilting Crown ~ Jones. Campholl and the danv irwilig tilis c-pisade you'll come Prince. he carefully m 1:004:~.k ears, and the two also rnmhino _J 14~ 1_ dawn-t"unk schedule cover I for "I Want tn Thank You." a away not knowinic something I you didn't know befnre, but un. Ing every possibility and even- ! FeaturIod Wait are "Impolipthlo tuality. Then, with the day's rstandin;r it much better. rr;fr*rnnPl.ln and "Didn't ,) 89(li Uappy Days. Helen activities successfully enntud 3 ,Conne ll and Bob Eber.e , are ed, his Curious Highness ds/ O' cbs. The Thursday welcome r#peat cides he must visit a disclGO-4- night Movie. "'Row to Stuff a ____j called on for a . , perlormunm singing "Green quo to see what San Francisco WIld Blkhtl.' 1IM51, Of tho, "It's a cultural ex change, Mom! I'm teachingr her pig '' and "Maria liens," two nightlife, is really Ilka, and ft myriad sun. surf , singing Latin, and sho's showing me how to freozu flies for a of their top hits of the '40s. I [?oil And Ilay ate back with Bradford Dillmen stars. years, this has the distinctioll 9-10 ABC This Is Tom Jones possibly being the worst ra dio interviews. while Chuck b Kate Osanri McCann continues as the Great I (Rerun). A well-rounded TIZZY \'wstillil, alill Li'llis Nye hosts. i filled with Wants and rhythm, Hickman and Frankike Avalon A%Dv~ -nm—e the lead culprits with 0 again Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy, C Buster Keaton and d1 t ' I / 1 FOR,SAS' I i ,_. — -I %_.J closing a long stamped, ad. of the deceased member. it was voted at the meki-ting -ft to cover t)pinr stud printingto rtiange meeting nay lbses every weeL -_~ \ -,z 0 Z-11 , " : . - I . I ~\ , )_~ - - - ) -1 _ .I.((hiTL -- r.lr 0110. - , :'•' OSJR q. All side of the hark door. 1)1CC 11" TV Time Previews '•— \ t5ea, ,,. RE' JI." t Memorial FoW I .1 . ' '>')'.J - GO.LD TwINk *JJT 70!1V tevnnte home. PI' 1 IØTh SOlution fn * prhlsrn Wrft4I 01 P101 My rate and dna ruv' se 20 I*V°W about 6' inrbei edges enjoy th.e. I J1 410 .- cut) 1! True, love is thus not the SRrIf0H 'R "`gi==.r1' &art whw* Prift trAge wood. Callf. 900021L irl I rnadm nit one end. My kids 0 . ,_ .1 - _____ l g u5uaU? Oddkvouh tain* more ttsvi inflation out 1 of riving than by constantly I NO know. I won)) apprerlate bent- have felt the neEd of the "4c L." , at his hookleta.) I) i I .0 -4 , go ,~. "-'0- I - ,Am—"--;— * riv I wiless. / tciff thiiP Pnihhte of .?' :: WV OR V"?Itill ii thoam- IVW I haV'^ 11 %nIlltio"- *boll% fArnily weh nIcIn Moro ! 4talnH "'lit .4 V tall 90 ---- f ~~p i ~j SUBURBS.1 0k ^% Rss!, Is C a, 'tJ" " ,I evening. I plus 00 cents, for ft shows why the Auxiliary Unit was beld a.# Cloorian 11 0. 0 a Is ta I. Amea Iftallp. Is 3n upur? arc part el th It = 69104 P~iioiiii;VNftftW Awaam __ ft was - i' A -,, c- C11 NSG C-z F-T IT I 7 \ ) i ! (•". ,I ---TT 111*1 , 14. 11.. A /7 zZ~ .I I ;~Zz (, A , - 1 — — f I - I ., ') t..-- Cramer Polly hiT*k* two esin any - HiM ' pourul en? f.. ran f' 'it -- , 'rI his Iky 4cout tent while this will help other mothers knn' ivhn o let tha'm "romfort time" We vor' ii wac et end It mildewerl I who ars trjIn tn s*v. in have Pirptchril It wit on the way they can.--MR.R. R. P_ R. i t at nut y attAehing a mir k I)P'AR POffY I am cure en', hell, with * ieee of h.' .IotheulIn In thn sun as that I A , \1 - - *- , " ,, -___ ' f)AR P01,1,T I'rafly'a I'rnhtsrn CI C UI.. 'j - " - 1 for Swoothearta," enclosint a C.Iinord Schultvis prepidinx, a z it , . V I -- lftbPIe'4 I I wv I'. ,~-4 7 / - ." of piaitk ti.. th*f' foam ?rm fsv ilk kf ,srr f!"ir e ,wnp hilt rem. OTI breed hsr. f mo1 * finish lI.'ifll It snv's a f". p.nn,* rite). ,,,it of one and thrn t.vlet eta or some f'in. in there hbprIeed tinier.- another for the handl', 'whleN the pe?f4't' ''i'h ri,r ncqtilrr*tI nil right, I)llt Judy A. S.' - - By 'ret t$nes I n'.d Io thim, hlnw.r ..' 1* __ __ ' % ,CARNIVAL 0ow fmJ1 // ,.' fertile ruitu. theta Is a tiltiM' the greater wealth of his by "leaninc" on the girl :for here and a \\\ Be CUre to send to colleire hta sid ice suggestions and even lit teach to finish one project the sewing on of buttont! gnin' to another. or " your treasure "hei T"r"T could become one Of I FIK Sp-,~ OF ~~;41!5 there will your heart be also." 4 .,,_:)M-i N __ -.,-14LI. gistbthoor no1s, 11119 fiwa" 64wo K I ~ 5) 4 ____ ! Which is why the man wbo ers no Mon. ~ rots & girl to riving more, vrill u make Io- I iisu*fls outbid the playboy, de compel" What I spite the latter"s wealtb and y -a sports car. L jiy ?nrert for your air' for A it" For In true irn., a com , sm ady. For do for ust if now rPfocus is an what we can ,W ___~_7i, W - 1 L_4 .1 ,tjy , "' ?-- , I // I I Ek ~ I- with the playboy, but not just type, a suitor can often thus thril.cd by the because of his varwtl dates. big "rush" which thip playboy i For it also tickled her no 1to thin). be thus rated the bias civeri her. But she needs to analyze her tention af a handoomm, younr felIa who was decidedly above situation with tare. Is she exhileratied rvy the 1her social status. Yet the schow topoher gisr, plavbo.r himself or by the mvel Zelma __ .1,~ t. i I 0I Zelma man hack got . with ' orbit I' _1',ss'a'. .us'Is T4 Pb2 / II i'y 1 Ian. f) Tin your utmost to I re feeling deti who a '1CR5 kin CAINE R aci e iting expe'-u'n cv which nic1n her fec more tmpn' ont piessen Biatstt'r tile G1RGF s'PiI though in a different P.H. D. M B he is giving her" Use tact Send relieve Conversely, I. hut fondness For she felt that h needed ten,iion as well. Avoid the CASE !'.-EK2: Zelma T.. aged 0 Ior the wacher based av the her more than did the playboy. cial in the evriting. 20, Is a w.hool teacher. 0 "ft. Cxano," she exclaimed. ~ ~morr mentor cash inventments The teacher wasn't to aninath I in love with two he hal made in their da tes r- a talker nor as glit at making 10) You are feeling very alert I think I in him. ,,plersonally? men. love, for he wits a quiet science and cati be of great MRS' lPtatirf "One of them is a teacher and I In winning Pw"thearts. as teacher in the same he school to others just at this time. Df, ; a year. well as friends, you should go. M &'ke appointments that sr.* I where(Jenne, Zehna tour "But the other It. a wealthy visuali" this vital tutt4ir, v'i--h "Dr. she added, "11 neressary and keep them or ~ playboy whom I met a few is branded across everybodY's don't know what would irver time. Enter new murse of ar- I T-nontha ago when I spent a chest: ,K,A with tivity. bpronle of him if I eioI $41 WANT TO FEEL IM- the playboy. week's holiday in Florida. PIRCE (Feb. 20 tO Mar. 21 "Tim playboy swept me off PORTANT." the silent my feet and took nm to the dog I '%1ich one of Zalmals suitors , but I know he loves me with and ,make certain not to invowitt i rpres; then deep set fishing, I thus maim her feel important? til . "And he depends on nit in ads to add to rresent asPrtA- i an a desert island with both many wayr. so he'd flael more eat. Be careful of strangers thi' "Both risen have asked me to these men, where outaid? lavish true lam '-. I -L k _1 (r CREMS I Ll A / ____________________________________________________________________ 4K IF TOUR CHILI) ic BOR involved, taurants were not do" Since I have often warned TODAY . . . be or she will 1w would cause Cupid uses various types of which 1you readers that a major love InWrest is 76 Per 0 ow a people who wants to Aetualls', Zelnia felt delight rent maternal uini hut 1!& girl because she nustakeni - "Apollo 13 c - 0, i i1 fj hi k $ h 'frI'PIit '(L . ., a V 00 " / 4 \. 1( ~ ,~e ,4, ' , , [,) I ~ (1, , -f I- - 7 __________________________ (OVA" helpless if ran marry them, at) what should I entertainment and e"tie reii- , other man." "St I.- s ç _A 9? I 1~~l - I I .,IN - ; 0uT) ' 41C= I.I* - am . 1 1T' _ —_ V: . - Pti' - r, skkaD CA'-.iT EQEt' kO4f 7*v..'Efi'D5IN1HV FAC -, TA~as'TH. ()11 . 'I f (tft; 7/' ,1' It.- -11. 0 3 - L ii . 0QTt4E WAPZPATA .,\ ) Y3J (<) Ct1 . . under at this time. , have tact. . . 7L - . In Int nf flotir wbpn fintiring fli, -'ill ~~l f'. ~ "), I I '' - I/D A k -14'? K .J I air L i\vC.O. .A %. N-,___ \ , '. _ - c&'.*:). " Beve those tetisinne nn arr • II TIMES -t&vE 1 as thpnjitn..icw 'SI I -- 0001- Li A ._~_r 4(-4,'%" tire " -LLMS F3 •-' TT'1O (OCt 2't to 1 nv onb and Sou th tend to rlobbetn-1) You have much to arecam- I over our positions at the table. Thou 0 artistic. I have never learned contract ininatior B. man rutted .prr*d hl hand and but I gurns I can still handle who e,xroet-t you to do an ex- I X Tried#." rellent, into art numerous. Gummy play." — 7 certanl mud and still tint disappoint them atid Wect The director ti ov SAGIARIUS ('N . 22 Just t to make the called and the &d man expla$n carded from dummy. Next i'ttl lice !1) Bring out your finest drawing came the leads n' the king and tract without doing come ) d "I'll start b . LrumM.." That tDoL four )ends i quren no club-k tn arder to gr, soning of dumm~`P higli cards. cmations you really like. Re- ' the king of diamcmda The old - ) clobber .. - ( - .. 00 :a;' 4 V / m. I . ~] ~ ( ' "W , .1 0 .~', I! __________________ -0_ _- L - ' ' . " . the days of Naw"IC of rniwi- _____ anyc the time you auction. ______________________________ ______________________________ _____________________________ "trier under the Attend ainu,'cments von like v to with a gLood friend this evr ru-11: mk=_ : I WL1__ A5 60ON A05 PAY: WELL-, Y%WW AVVE:W ;-Lr5akNr)GEr5ME_ rinme of Y. How we used i ir bridge .. --- .4 ( %,- ( - Z.k~~ - - - . -, *~'. I - ( . C. P _!0; . F I b 51 4 11 ... ,- ,- -1 , - lr~, \ i" (~a4 - #9 04 ,~ ,i ) •V You used to all SIX11th in All the for bid - .1.: - ç' - (iI , I I - .1 } ' _10, 1 V i I -I place and with rr-Annit you ft"_ &A I _J^, mire. Tk# Cleve'. .* UTIRA (Sert- ." to Oct. :!~' Idea! day to handle nop"intinr. "i a , . , N )L k*' -- , , ••V —' I .:.:! ,; Il. . 3nsi ther the .nreside • L.. f'* i_.j'_ .-.I '- - j) r . ,. I '_. • A"J 04 I (kY 7GMs C .If 14 j - , ~ i , V Ft Lir. rAsT Okm ew*-.~ I'LL ''rr-c JT .-r.a YMF I 'L lUkT AAWAC-ti A~T~~( , VWIfW %A:N0 MM-H --HIM r10oZ ,, MA¼JIJ, 'it1 'J h .4 AAE?M A8').JT IT 'A S TO ewo ---------- ,J\ ,, fr• "I . /TOw'iT*.I'..M41 A.a'P4 .3 A ISLCK ,. .- 1 I ( 441 " _~11 I. I . ;.r. 6 iE , ., ) Ii 1. I - ~1, ~;(I '.i . (( (~ (k 1, ) - Y I It, .IV' \' -.:-v an wIfl make ys'allv srcnynpltehtng eomethtnr r e a road Impression cm i higher-ups with your fine men u talltT. Be sure you are tart'. TMOO (Aug. 22 to SePt 2" 1 ,' ~q . duties now so make the tir .11 0 ----- OI -• operation where you, feel . ~ ", .__." - 5 '.. - -y ,-I / — IW _T1 . I T ¼j L....-L .. •cEt ~k'l A 1/ • -L,_1_/ 1 I 441 111111L "~-w =, -A A DOLLA ) F7%1.e - Litu fl ' ~ , , I5&U .5 I I'lill ,,How to Write LorUpn All Orcaotions.' Pend 91 to I Box fill7ffl. l,o% Ansreles. have fun, tnn. . 1,P.0 Only 2V to Ang. 21~ Cal. 4nnfln. ~ ,jk new and intrreftinir 'ritim 4 ,p----L.J -' 14 IV I V - '~-iI ,I I , V 1J :: ::r > 'i) 1 y / . : 1 ci r P'X i -k '~ '0. ., r_.AlA - P*zs-rr_q~ I Ewoi,i_ - - rir - vanre more quickly, I. or-ups you Art efficif,rit. Attcn( 1 civic m"tMr. Tte helpful and ' 1) - — _____ li_IL. 1[71 ________________ — I 10 -___ wwr f . I 1 ,. __1__-1 I ~,I If Ill .01" >. L '\\Rf J standing with triendia. tritlay ' - F ! _- ¶'' .y'' ____________ — r~Y~ A__~y -r ALL , C.. - JVTh dr'Irrr fee' better If von get b-ina t)u' it nil your chest. WrIte U) want. B. generous with the 1AP Anglia- one rou love. ABBY. Box f ~ (1TILT)REY (lunr For MOOS , a per-lea, Cal. DMW. wvnno-, ,k'IEF i Tn.1' bride Works! )\ J r \* — 1 / ) ... 1 yl~~ ,,~ VMat*p your pr000lem! mood. Goinc tn the Pocial ,I for donations, against their wishes. 'What would you tin If you *tar& ,11,whigivar of the Pulpit" is no Irmeer there. Dcm't discuss i ir, In TTitU' Whr T I 1\ -- Vd ~~ J r ~\,. , - \ ANOTHER NEW YORKER while displaying a cooperative nice wedding gift, but a Romp arcret drqdre has tin )v hari1ed h' a new war to SinreMIT, uu' would rn.. donations sent to the settlement house where the placed with embarrassment ibm I stidmd 'Tt'. called are you going to hair YOU1U taken rare of" a 's rdd'ng gift, &' jiutind changes that are n.reiiaarc rsit request that COfltifli3l U tel' Or everyone there Ir notbing hetween , the_m As I have been doing? shock cm his fare WaS re- The , I it5 • S~ IP 11r,Cr_ (_ " . FFPAA;~~k~ _~~ ,~_ 7 FFa5, rEwrgy %"Tg t If :a I ) -JL, __A~ 4' , room 14-----., rA.4,4,q , " 17 I J .1 1 . , . EEK & MEEK ____________ ..— '- 64-4kr,IF 1_. __ plc. other on* came çJ( ' / F0QCF5 Ftk~'CO,itP~XTE11 ," By GaIzrath SIDE GLANCES OUR BOARDING HOUSE Horoscope I ' igai a B B A& 1 V 121i6" Vz flfl DEAr, 14 ____________ rle____,,, - k I . 4896%Z WUft i n" &ft, -i t; pill to 1111 14,114 . V , - 0. il 1.1., Oil ''i .is'% - - -J �I I Some Do Not Qualify For Auto Lkense ______ __ r - uy r rorn AasSiiieu iQs 4 Mod u Ia r Ho me Ruling R etu med au ALLAtiASLt, ha, Ai - ociu1ar iiome not tuilt 'upon ien tag-usually far cheaper .XA evcn ;' i CkL, ihwe 'tu i• 4 .- , .. I, ______ - - _______ - \e York also aid It could not -- - certify thr inancillv troubled • 0' I "iUlTh '- - - .. 1'. ' - • a co p __ - - tt '- 34c Per Un. DAY I .... .. REALTORS 131.0305 ______________ Tr o it ae' of th. cars prep1. tr,4. e., f e,.. /W,. W, 4*+ kinds. - -• • - - -• - 55. Merchandke For Sal,! 6). Dorjs, Cats, Pets 38. Real Estate Wonted I i_ - •. don't sell then, a9atS lit'. 1h41, We eb.clt I em ,;. the's the IS, .4 1,Ø. Pu' '.vt,a$ws.r lrim*etlnn. pohit So why don't yor; .4.d 'r one of our sed sreri today .----!..a -ied -iou did - just - C - 'U PONTIAC FIREBIRD EXCLUSIYI WITH $TIHSTOM au$omatl .............. Pie- = For Solo Waterfront Uncf.v.lnrrl Moyfah'-TtranIs for waitingt Wi •I 3687. .4' l M5s'-, A ey!irider 3 UNLANfl ESTATES $5(tO fln-n, Corn '" Oti"q* rn'tv three r'res.'l thu (iltk setter pup;, 1-DS B R.gint' r" '-'-ily $116 munrlh pays all, loely .................. Pkd.Ij Only Wale-front REPOSSESSIONS bedroom. 2 bath hems on 3 of sired champkin steel', I male 2 '66 P.1cm 4 den, V-B, eutome' bedroom masenry lIke new, new 31146. Mary, Ha Lake Box 567 the Pr.' est lots In Mayfair t. fimIe, $so. 37b 0821. power steenir'n, aIr ......$700 carpeting throughout. Rang.. ________________________________ Appliance's, Color IV.,, Stsr.os• Sanford b. the 6..t buy i " -• Save 50% arid more, Appliance f.niced, nicely shaded lot, $13,' 42. Loans & Mortgages '46 GTO 7 door havdtop at thIs pik., $75,950. Terms. Repossessloni. 915 W. lit SI, PuppIes, S weake old. $2 each. Ph. IsI4 ................ 300. Call anytime. 171J411 ella, S RId. by 410 Elliott and see If cash loans ems mott 6 Mustang "Cobra Vi'. mate 4u2c.k - -- --KULP REALTY I ----------- SEWING MAChINES $78 you don't aqr... Then cDIl 322Paekage" ---------------- $85') anylhlnq. No red lp1U FREE KITTENS FREIC,HT DISCOUNT 2420 to en. int.rlor. After hoursMULTIPLE LISTINGS, 322.2335 'Li C..,. Cli .1 CDflWPJ PAWN SH()P ' 'sit.-" i"-,I.e'. j-iyiu new Zig'Zeq sewing ms• - -2-2i or 3fl.24. This csi traded ...... .•..,....... Sanford St 309 E. 2nd CAL.L 377-6559, PXCLUSIVI WITH STINST*OM chines ,Il9htl1 scratched in ship. 0U wamt. h0. Call Merle Price or Paul Drip,, F,5t Mayfair - Test drive thi, neighmerit to • sold for $78 nach. Ti1OPICAI FISH and cornpl.f. REALTY Bank 50. Carport Sale of D.ltona, Phe,. for quality and con. borhocd STENSTROM 2565 PARK May be paid cash or 1 monthly After he -irs p)'oe • eriupmenl. 3?2.')ARO -•-_ - -.-v.nlence. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, __________________________________ trade paynunhs of $4, Will tale elnitl.y, July 75, AQIJAPIU'.i WORlD double carport. On rtol 2 but 4 C.irpiirt S'lr, as past payment. WIth war1954 Ford 4 door, in jmscsd ,.mrminI.J ST. JOHNS REALTY Walnut dininuj room set, odds 1913 French Ave. (11-91) nicer lots. Trus, of Mayfair; Call 122-9411 or e'ven. ranty. conditior's, $100. 131.9983. 176 Pinecrast Drive, and ends. THE TIME TESTED FIRM house needs some a$t.ntion, but - -lug; 8)1-1146 for Credit Mgr 323.1195 120 N. PARK AVENUE 322.6121 what a buy at 822,5001 Terms. I ________________________________ I 176$ Free hm. trIal Ponti.t knnie-,ille 2 dos' _________________ __________________ CALL 317.0886 AFTEP S p ,,4 I Call 322.2420. After hours call S2. Wonted to EUy I __________________________________ 'vinyl hirdtop, full power, a ir I R.droom, 2 bath Cl with livin. 322-2860 or 327-6124. Iractar, radio, low mlIe.3 71. Campers, Travel Tr&Ieri dining erea combination. Eamiy MAYTAG i.snco $7400 r.ii ' room, utility room, c.ntral heat STENSTROM REALTY Iv I CASH 3224 132 \'/a,',,,t 2565 PARK I.. 'en ,ei I 11,6 8eelirrs 14 ft. Ire yard. * air, Carport, fenced nsci turn$,q. appliances ad sue; and service, APELIA1ICE FOR Sleeps 5. 5700 S.. at 2631 '64 Dodge (crt 2 Dr "775" •;, -- --P:k. 120.500. /.;;um. $13, 4 00 - - REPOSS(SSIOIIS, 915, W. lit I Items or 1001 Buy I 'aol; ,tc badmoonet, I bath, automatic. Ectre clean. L o 3 RATE PINECREST, Laurel Ave., Sanford. ANNUAL PERC[NTAGE ; St Cell 177.1511, Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. mortgage of , $11,000. Assume MORTGAGE at 1l; I9O c,.ipii $6,550. at $76.27 p.r mo., for _____________________ STEREO 53. Swap or Exchange 5homes, $5993. Travel Traler,, 1967 Pontiac Tempest Dclii. ss SANFORD REALTY r.rnalning II y.ars 4', % in' ________________________________________ lion wagon, standard •hft. F.with AM/FM radio iornbmnatmon $998. I' Cabove, Pkl'.up Camp' unit. Lang. corner lot, 322. 2544 So. French Ave. camp trailer for used Will trad. •Y walnut console, Assume I? payen, less thai 36 000 ruler •, $599. SO Campers - 1000 6305 after 5 - Eve, 322-9457 Day 322.7212 I 2nd car or what lave you. Ph V.,-1 Clsiiri, $1450 cash S.. . mls of $7 or $70 cash C a II ramping accessories d;splayed! 32L 3847, DeIrI.'s G-.ff Ser';ca b,4, V.-,Credit Manager, 327.9411 or 'S VA Horn,,, 3% DOWN Squirrel's "T.nt City." Adjoining Completely remød.l.d two slory. Center, or horn. pt Sanford Sewing see at chain -Zooland H;ghwey 27, 6 mu., I -- -- --327.4924 frame, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, SEMINOLE REALTY -------.- ----.--_.- $15,000. Only $7,000 Small poodle. will trade for good St.. Downtown. it 307 E. I North Cl.,morut. of fence. Html 322.5232 ! r rir Ave. 11960 El Camirre,., SI 1$ typewriter. 322-1886. _----. --. -- down, 1967 2 door Paid, $iio Tabla.top alectric ran.. $12. Rt. I Scatty trci!.r. rjjr,i, $475 $, PARK RIDGE, FMRLANE ESTATES PALL REALTY AND INSURANCE p .' 59647 '4m ri....,r.s ,.,.-,, 5 , '' ,, -... 54. Mcrchctd!c Rertta!s s. 2s. Myrtle pm.s, or r.i-i 322'5641 , '- '-"C I '. - . UR\ M1I LID t'fle 't;I' puchtn nent va DIsbarrT' Prominent trial iawycr reornplanned 1041n to he th f twtinn 1 ' 'rb.. ! rr' itirliuru flUfl' LOat junges corn- d •- F Wright Pat-man. D-Tex., chair- bat courtroom dlsturhanees by p iuititins," - t ..i4I '.. -' ' - . - ' "ii ' • 2 0774 ii.zu--.. . I .i.tt - .4 i N N LW .1 0 B - NlI Aw.ys order youc ìâ on $4,. * _____ &3 Ck.vv.l,,t. 9 p., aIr .. '41 RAMRI.ER DPI, '45 Dodge, nta• ........$491 . I2 ;vk, -vi p-en. wqe. .. ' . - '41 I. Ford, I sharp - I -. .. $1395 . - 5691 - . '6 room dicturb1inces hate bed L.III III IU I U tsarmi sse]comed b-c unhcrsltt or EMPLOYMENT "5(I1'fl ibMi't(,Ij 3is'%K H 811.1 IJKIRk student-s-e'en law students-as -. l't('llliOtit SME or ria rsue 1% TilE *1511: or 1L(SRIOS I I-ScfooIs & lRstruO$iOn H Asotisird Prr' urtler (hC I!. snmeho. their conuUct as ssn meom..'nc '.s nmnisfttr.s. ,-.,T1cr: -. , 2-Empioym.rrt nform.tien ar 'rut iinsE or us 'isr:''. os .it E air, is.i v. . .-t - .-ri t l'r n'--- at resporsibte and heroic. WASHJNGTtIN Al' The 3-Mel. H.lp Wanted LItUC thought SCtAflS tO lust e 'zxon admsnrstration aLit mpt 14-F,maI. Help Wan$e4 ";: 1;:, yr h.isl I C*sb * ri] dj y, i '.I U , '" .d:, ! Itniuc 1 P \otre tifl uetd di.itp' ItCiIIC o $outhrrr Prt q bc-en gic en to the fit that aside lug to squelch criticism of Its S-Mali or '.male Wanted i 1. 5, Tr05CU27 f'CUVitIiP ,..,--.__-....___ I yitv anti that *' Ifl*V1%d U) rrlI from the violation of traditional • , - sup.r-IS-Situations propo.eu tn%1ronmc'na. 17-Ch;ld C.. '$pr iatd name sith th, t.lr'rk I, a.curnl.. ol' 'rthr V . GUVotninent 4nn:s1 s nencree an.i cnrpo'atltiri. , CItUI1 Cot.rt -nminc]. standard' of professional duts Iigvncs sa'c coorthnattng a' 4 C' ttattoe ii' p-1,s*ep and -. such conduct prejudicts the in federal pollution fighting rilort RENTALS 1:t:, . Csthim' aa'urlti.-e lncludin; $4(I.ftlO ticiuie Cflrt' StestUtOL It.-wlt: acre- terests of the clients. hotcver under one roof will help ebmi r' F0. R.n$ rt.r.rsti- itst'k.r --------------------------------------41)(diitlr(t tion 5G.i? l-icsId Statui"P 1P. much they mity encouritge and tt' t-sted interests of -::: C 1ruilIn %(iZ1I' - t'Uflt ep'r-iirtt ii P .... ..._ i.'g - .h. I.. 51Irgin -2.-Apartm.ntt R.nt Unfurirshsd participate in IL cabinet level departments . ?.6eral -uside tiId stud eniruritir. nurehasd ts.ri,t1 0,-ne Utitie' 23-Apartments Rant Furnished Nitne' under ai-eemeuts th ri-aell ................... ......Put,fl5 Jut' :m, 3c, & Au; 5, 18. "Furthcrn'ire. it prejudices President Nixon's deci-rtsn to 24-Horn.. Rant Unfurnished l iii others csh ma be tried In the crtistt' a nets Ent ironmtntal 25-Homes Rent F'urnlshad Dank premiere 't"-"itur. and 't1ijij Hom.s 51.5 ;:i ti _________ -rtije'r seireta rcprre*zitin lank ;.temtue. .,,...,, future. bectustr members of the Protecuon Ageiit'v----EPA-tsas I L q • 32748 i begat INoTice - film; tri-uf of .uirit :.ir;: ' Thr,, room furnhhed ap.rtm.n$, 2300 At. 322-7198 o 377-4205. - e • On. - - S -________ '1:i - WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE v,brators . massage Sr' J-,c,-beIt ________________ ' Beautiful new tbrs. and four bedEXCLUSiVE WITH STENSTROM Buy-Sell-Trade rollers, beds, tables, med chairs. room homnss undar FHA 231 Ar,o-Out wher. the "Rast" 322-56?? UUSI, ditching mackin. for lrrlga' 31 I-IS E, 1st St. 'hr Prorarin. Payments less than Poole I , , •I t I nearoorns D.amnst inn. -. n.i 1. .1 1. t.ItV t"I' '. flU!' fl"U 1500 rnontSIy Yri. ii I.00UV. ranges. I _$f f baths, living, dining and Florida H.D. sand blasts,, paInt spray. CROSS COUNTY REALTY New arid dryers. washers and rooms, central heat and air. Red ers pumps. AMERICAN RENT___________________ us.d, G. H. HIGH APPLIANCES. all the foors, flrsplace and Oak All. 2666 S. Hiawatha, Call Close.in 3 bedroom, 2 bath, CB, 1700 W. lit St:327.3R83. extras, All thIs on a lake. Well 322.9113. SI 7,750. $5,000 Dawn, dy °•" ---------built, well located, well every. rI'one 322.0720. Used wisher, reconditIoned, 90 thing Including a 450' well. J RENT A lED day guarantee. MOONEY AP. "all $49,750. Terms. To 5t ________________ $200 DOWN PAYMENT Rollaway, Baby Beds. PLIANCES, Corner 3rd and Pal. , . . for this 3 b.droo'i, I'% bath, call 322. 322-2420. After hours CARROLL'S FURNiTURE rnetto, Sanford. Fla. 323-0697. 2860 or 322-6174. wal' to wall carpeted lit'. new -116 W. 1st Str-eiat, Ph. 322.5181. W ________________________________ painted. horn.. Newly Fe-u, twin headboards and frames, REALTY Sal. Merchandise For plumbing futures, chain limit STENSTROM $10 each ,et Twin mattress and 2565 PARK __________ fenced, awning windows, new spring. $10 )22.i764. cloth and Fiberglass t;l. ,toor In kitchen and bath. IXCILLENT LOCATION off 20th Epoiies, resin, Auto print and refinish. USED AIR CONDITIONERS -Buy, Sod lrst'eneslngl Glad to show near French (1904 Holly) . . , mc, materials and .qulpm.nt, sell, trade. Pick up and daliver, you. Total price, $11,150. 2 bedrooms, Florida Room or 373-0420. W. 1st St., 322.0513 anytime. 1100 LOCH ARBOR aura unfinsh' 3rd ledroons with Do the triss grow taller .d b.th, IIlch.n equipped, dir,' Reduce *.,fm. and fist with GoBese 15.00') BTU Air Conditioner, $279. here, or is It the hill? Decide ing room, den, air conditioner, 2I FIRESTONE STORES Tablets and E.Vap "waler pills." f-r yoirself it 110 Kingswood car garage. I Downtown' 1st & French DRUG, TOUCHTON Ph. 322-0244 Court. And while you're then., Euclusive wIth Sanford. --- I lit us show you the oth.r lea. I For easy, qiick carpet cleaning I lures including central h-eat and CHAIN LINi( FENCP Blu. Lustre Electric Sham' rent sir, large Florida room, huge 2546 S. FRENCH (17-921 322.8444 finance. We Free estimates. pooer only SI per day. CAR. double garage, separate dining ___________________________________ Co. 322.8060 S.mriol.Fanc. ROiL'S FURNITURE. three bed. fins this room. See , Lots & Acreage room, 2 bath home near the SUMMER SPECIAL TELEVISION SETS $75 UP golf course at your convenienCe. 2¼ Acres Hilltop Estates, Lot 90, On Ckn 1.nb F.ncing, walk . lit MILLERS LAKE MARY Sorr.nto. Septic tank and utility 122-0152 gate FREE with 700' mInimum, 2519 Orl.imdo Dr. - Clean and neat as e pIn, 3 $4500 cash or pay equity I Ph. (or FREE estimate. We Fl--bedroom, 2 bath, central air arid and assume loan. 322.5220 Solid maple set, Sngle bed, mr. nanc.. ACE FENCE CO heat, anchor fenced yard, Florl. ror, dresser, bedside tabhi, $145• Phone 323.0645. di room, wall to wall carp.timsg 34. MobIl. Homes - - - -------- -_-.--L,srrrpu, rugt, at:. 3??5'109. = .rc offered in this lovely horn. l JACKSON'S CERAMICS at acid Aj.,imenl sz. ,.f,uer.tui at 212 Abbott Ave. for $1 7,500.1 Pac.maler, 36', I bedroom s,EN'WAE, FliNG. Dneamwold Trailer Court, SOD stove. $50 (or both or b.st °' = Phon. for appointment. Closed Thus, & Sun. 322.7921. Santa larbara. A bargain at en. 1406 Magnolia. 373-1890. Evenings arid Sundays Open 10:00 a.m.-5 pm. $1775 cash before August IS. ------------ ------ -- -------- -322-5973 or 322.7374 5 Pc. sectIonal In go I & K COINS, Buy, Sell and STEMPER AGENCY S.. Mr. Mack at D.&l.'s Gulf $50. 131.9915. Service, 322.4924 or home ph. Trade, 101 S. Park Ave. Multiple Usting Realtor 322.4991 323.0722. 1919 S. French - Women's new house robes, sites Ors. complefi bedroom suite, large mirror, krrgsiie' headboard, night 5, hI, 1. priced from SI to $6.50 chest bureau, rug, lamp, tabl., vests and nauga. each. Also Fall drapes, good cond'iinn, $100. hide purses. 807 S. Magnolia Call 322.3769. Ave. 322.0281. CERAMICS BY ANNE has a new Portable TV, $40. Newly upholitend hide.away sofa, $95. Ph. I hom.-2467 S. Park Ave. Come 323.0736. see all she goodies you can make for your home in our classes. O condition maple flnlsh bunk I'IOPrsIES CUSTOtsI Call 323-0200. or twin beds, chest of dr*wers. complete, $45, Refnigorator, BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS 3224036. 12 Al D AVIV cnI ft uIt P,;ea,_-Ruv Nowl-.--Sav.I LU MLRLML1 I JVLWi Pa;;yTrn..._Downtown322'61I M.pl. B;agle IW1IW L UIIA DIiDEII I -,, I - - ..- t n rci'U. cs.rn- u. Aocc,1m'rs 1 ar ,morc part en - F I4,. 'IVITAT.. UAtlL1T1tL 1$iJtVt. A''I) CU'IT.AL ACC('FF U'uu if '3 Items t, :P. •:, iPSO 41 l.nrp) --.................... • • t.S5d.S1t.S7 i5 •ui) r t' writer. U - ' , -- • I '. iit lilt' fe-ct of tot 8. tin; sut.rtt, on. cir .-nti,c-r of _s itt Florida Midland Railway axinst the d' i PC ' -- f, • • - I bath, -By Brailoy Odhom- tho iii 3 BEDROOPvI • 11/2 - BATH cQnyfli.f lo cation $11 500 $1500 down S200 Down Including Pr.pald Items - Term,, 0. V? Ow. - Like nsw, 3 bed. I room. I b•th. Itch. .quipp.dI • wall-to-wall car p.t , • 3,500, $500 down - payments lets thai, be gtd.' _l I ..L_ " te.eo and Tauu.. . i t. - • ' • ' .1 .i '.rrii an, tu intH-i - . . .,_ "- •''". ''' aa ' , • - . pr-si ' r'iOUFS - - ° p, Jjr Ward it lt'Ur Park Fur ci 88S Eaecuntriz .ttcrisy I t, ' rubitch •tntY y'i -r..i - - OO AM to 12 NOON (A IlktTIl Ii. e.Th ..#.JV .d w- .- 1 I 3 .. d.wf.d . ale - ews- I en. raoac Jal-aesi THE NLWZPAPER VV.Vt wgys. P-,ts. I -'-' swi,,,,,;, and rom.. raf. - 73, - 00, ' )mC it5$ /5. - $1295 66 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan 'with V-il engine, automatic ti'ansmisslon, eewo" st-.erhnig. sod lip oredtionlng. ' Orie owner. $1295 - SKYLARK 66 BUICK - ' I 2 door !eerdtrup with 'i.R, automatic 'r,nsrni;sion and '66 FORD FAIRLANI "500" L 2 -joor 'm.rdtop -feat 5 ' aclad -with equipment. $1595 '66 Motorcycles. Scooters CHEVELLE Convertible ',,th V-I .ragln. and automatic 'rjmsmi$siofl Kawastki, Bushwaciter, 175 cc. good condition, i-w r1g e. Call 322.6297, after 5. ___________________________________ ___________ - -$995 Sale 'r''ks For . 64 PLYMOUTH 1965 El Carnirmo Cksvrol.t pick u trick, A-I condition. 322-0520. ______ 1964 lnlernatonalScoutlwbrel drive. Good condition Bargarr. 323.2688. _____ - __.---_ 4 door - automatic transmission ,to,flr.q, rows? brakes, smda, - pew.? end att $795 '64 RAMBLER AMERICAN Station -wagon with , -s cytlis.. dee cAgers. rid statrim.,tic •rans-- - sian, $695 ___ '64 ENGLISH FORD BUSINESS SERVICES AngUs, - finish. - SAVE MONEY NOWI wilts 'J..J engine, - 1961 Chevrolet two ton flat bed 7,000 miles on •ngine, niw tires on front. Will trade for good boat, motor and trailer, 32]- 1731 after 6 p.m. .____________ Chevrolet pict-n.p, good 1962 conditlen, lust insp,cted, $450 Or will trade for gocd automo. ________ bile. 32S79O -- 'with i . ,.eutifu1 red 50* ;mr w,th -sw-un, WHERE ' '..k REAL ESTATE 25 Magn0I Aven05 - tv., -.----'----.- ' VAcp CAR? Sanford Harald Want Ad OU i -• cu ycur dsam -- - - 3fl-76l I vsot. auppl.m.nT rrogrcm .-- - -- fine for .petlsG.ldlrs H re childnan or adults. complete with sad, $150, 3?2.707l, - - - SALES REPRISINTATIVE ON GROUNDS UNTIL 6 P.M. DAILY in 3224711 - cans, ayyasl Golf Cons,,. • .'.wv. P.y desire $ ° S inc'tgag., reiinanc FHA. Call 322.72 og' . - F.H.A. Z.ib interest ' MORE fl-i&ta NCO1 I F'R MONDAY ' "ontag. fe I poper4 baths Florida bedrooms 2 ----------- HOW TO QUALIFY UNDER THE - Ic_I.,. 0 tA T r.iYt. 'EXT DAY. SAT. I Try _____ 0, a START OR CANCEL YOUR AD - -- 4 3 Bedrooms, 2 baIls Air dL.. toner, $6000 $j,100 III £ "u'/o i-di iv -'s" wily. By ow en '0105. - 1 '"' " a I .slo,s&v ,eutrrs 'if th. 1. ., Wilt and Te-etatnant of : JQHf' KLIMA. devaswd 'p. b$ P .tgucp Itt'piccky We'ts%r.'r it. flalinre St'indrrwvrrdle. Ilainco a Of rural plsuwr. , to ., ,30 P hI Cortina model. I', good eon'l)j _________________________________I 9 metal rotating display racks, $10 s Malone is now off.rng a $40 ne. $695 duction on bedding. Shop our each. 322.2861. Nights Phon. TO FIND ________ bi9 selection and save . 323.067:. '63 CHEVROLET FURNiTURE CENTER I .qoi. Thms .ar s a lIsedr.condition.dtypet4rlters1100 S. French Ave. 57.97) IT lishevry,, s choice of hundreds-priced from Can 372.7953 $14.95 Check with George Stu' __________________________ Need some repair work? Hvng trouble finding where to buy t1 art, 113 East Robinson, Down' 57 Musica Instruments $795 £.,_.. Intl Ira.'.t. I . .t a -. ' , " . . I)iai - - - --------, ,J n ,, ('t.l..-1' IOU can Tlfl1 your answer Ifl this daily t e a 'F u r e of our classified PII.NO IN STORAGE 465.4436. stored Spsn'et.Console Beautiful '63 CHEVROLET pages. BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT locally. Local parson with s' _________________ impala 1 Jr. uridlop -.1h •is' ______________________________________ I .i ____________________________ _______________________________ ar,J -- -LI,. new UUUiIi Ufll Lim5(i, cetlant credit c.en tale on smali I V.J .nqn., lutO. candition.r,, PLASTIC hydraulic chilr, 5)8 l$64. WELL DRILLING payment balance, Writ. Joplin HOME IMPROVEMENT matic cliff-, power Cteer'ag and Piano, Inc., los 10), Panama LAMINATION PUit br.k.s. Movie Iristamatic M.5 Kodak .+ Spray CI.,i.-4 City, Florida, 32101. WELLS CRILLED-?IJMPS -Ercelteret con Super I. camera, Roofs-Eaves-Walls 74 hr .ervc., Diplomas, pholos. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS dition, $30. 3210647, and best amplifIer. - Bass Guitar OXFORD.YENTCH BUILDING = at.. irds, an-v paper larnireald is All tes I smrea - ----------- Good cord,lwn $15 323-0254. SERVICE. plastic. OVa xl S 322.4i4 crystal clear We repair I S.M. You busb.t. Bl.k.ey.d peas, $2 only $2. Send check to VMF STINE pick. Pilolan Farms, 0-usda, Fla, 11. Farm & iippI1. ii4en FIX ALL SERVICE • Company Poe 27$ St-I ChuLot; I Machun. I Suppiy Ci. C.Il 31-5.3217. Closed Sundays. _____________________________ Oh 'i Appliance repair, lawn mowcr I Florida iió .107 W, 2nd St. 322-4412 Raw Florida P.at. Minmm order ________________________________ w.ldlnq, Iee, air cqndition. ________________________________ RUMMAGE SALE, mu, west of load. Geneva. 1495194. , ing, •lectrcal trouble ihoot. I Now is he tins. •o q.$ you, We do sell AUTO REPAIRS 1.4 on Highway 434. nit Mobile tag. 3201 Ornan4, Dr. 322.7342. Sanlando shallow well, Water guarant,-orj, Manor, ned door to 62. LIvestock & Poultry ROD'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Call 322-4413. new Beauly Salon, Friday and Sat. HOME. IMPROVEMENT. $ I H 216 S. Palmetto Ave. a------ n.r.. ._s,..a urdav. 9 to 5. SAnDLF-(OUIPMENT U'Jl we. --t the S W Wt - 24 HOUR SERVICE CAL!. 327.749$ Of .dlS$ ' MONDAY Phr'v FRIDAY 5 ..0 A W 6 P se $795 '13't1 264OHiawatta •0 17.97 any' : dollar and suet; eteim or demittu; -hutl ba sold. - Slut ici fili-d - - C" = , C45 f.on.J (If i'at.fn - as disy 1'it'' lisiin or cie;uss.nd ekafl tim In nt irs;, and aba-li state the pitt. v' resi:4,,;,øe arid iii.,? t"tiee aelre-e' . to by the' (bttfl$flt h or tile sseurhe' and ar -umpanied Pr a 'titteg f4O of (iii - i'won' 'Ini '. _,., * *14 1154* 'if I_J CALL 37? 237? A1 .. P,A4YTON REALTY b"L7 s o' hs.p hos hod ø I-k'd JOHIN KU- The purps.Ju- Of 5*54 ink h,1n1 In its calendar month. from to satiety h. - aforesaid Ftnh tIme of the fir-ct i'tsi.ti"fttIc.n - - tn;se the Public iteetirda flee In the s,vtsrt buu of talc of Itetnlnole County. Finirkia. ('ounty at Sanford, Florida, with$, J;,d,;ie,t JucL;n.i ru . - tna r1b8V1 _____ - •: ,, GOODS puppies, $15 each. Call 322. 2960. ______ - •• 1 _________________________________________________ 00 _______ ti.lonfhly As Low As ____ 0) and islm for arm ad' - • - - WI Located Fslrmont .ntr.nce (Gar- . '• - den Club I drive East to Cherokee Circin, go down Cherr.lreo circle to Baywood. Turn right on Baywood, -- "".' ' No . 327.6152. small, to go as Resolve Ii ease • Sanford Herald ',-,a,t A •. 'u-si? mo.,Tri. low as rii I V uuhJ. IF YOUR BUSINESS IS SERVICE 110W and you want to bufld your SERVICE bUSINESS by reaching prospects and increasing your cuftomer list, A vortiso Your Services in th0 "Business Services't Want Ad 5 Days 21 Days 13 Wks. $3.0 $12.60 $35.10 Ad 3 4 line Ad -$5.20 $16.80 $46.80 5 lIne Ad - $6.50 $2100 $58.50 - OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE' PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME, fRISIi-, -- r,- I "S,mim,. Co-jot-v'5 '1&y A4tnit%rer3 tW .aIi,t' 3219 S. Odoado Dr. Soaford I 322-1133% ____________________________ - - - - - Vr1kswtgen51tc. DIAL 322-2611 n. ' Bill Baker - Secfion. p1,, Let u board your dog gm cii cn vacation. whla you an ANIMAL HAVEN KENNEb, Pb. Iobt4. v' cwndItton.r*.32.46I0. . . . __________________________ .. -- PAINTtNQ Water one? Tbrae roosters, 30 layIng hens. t25 each. or flock for 525. 327-8014 av.,Ingi- .nd aul' ri3, J44', ' HORSESi I Mar., I q.ldinq. Gentle, $150 eaib. Ta..k availS abI.. 519-3191. - 4"Sve. - 83$ 5è36. - IT1NS, PART SAMLSL CALL 323-l78 a NOOK BEAUTY f HAMRIETVS Open, .vn.ls by .ppoltrn.r'rt ends. in Sunlind Estates: go I block, turn l.ft and proceed to now homes. 'I -. ______________________________ -.11 : YOUR JOHNSON MOTOR & BOSTON WHALER DEALER 75th £ Sanford Ave. 322.1592 ________________________________ - LOCATED In SUNLAND ESTATES 4 ?5 - SEMINOLE SPORTING - Wall Tent, Base 1*16', h.ighi I'. Used 3 times, liew, $90. Price pretty Øt with fruj 'ua... YCIT burst bids, $35, .4 and shad. tr.. -- - -- BUILT block, kitchen concrete ________________________ _________________________ ________________________ PHONE 322.6676. ______ CONSTRUCTION Reteemeat Special - 2 bedro*rr, '- -. ,, 'IJU ______________ - T.rms 1 j ...,h 1 ' "'I T'C'"-_.0 - oord.'d In P1st tiutik 1. is. note County Florida. at hie if. - e,tJ Jti' e-U s.: ssiti ssiu ui-In. r Ihlnxa a , nr....r irs it-t1iiit'e-'u Attic 1e. fnycci.*s. Sisal e.'e't*Ln AgreeA- terase of total loam for the 1 i.iiUThr underaignecla. t'.hrrtf I meat fur T)cerl rirentitrited the-i',-!t,i'44,O1Z.4 t1ate. ....... -ending with .alJ calendar day. .J :* 1•. ...,,..-.4 •SOt 4 1% 'it . ,, rio C ounU , ..t i 'O AM on the its i' "fl ii,.r,ip ;,i,nn, the pr.uile.-s and Ita auUtm locloulail In iota-. Drape- -i-) t,.'tehtuatiutc .jep"rIL*e-4 1. (itrldi 1. ('outlit. Aict Suit Prvelle'nt. of Os .lus't*.numvd Augu.t.AJ). 1570. ot.rr f' u .hut. vustuni;an a rue a4iLfll 5t5 %$U$ t*51U'S Dated thin :imet It?a-. 01) wiurznini) *lt 7'. iWe 4 intl .-mrrouj, to she i'st cit mi knuwi'.d;c it'd btbcf. esiaLtin; lolne. at Ada-me Tra-ni- 4tiRe'UIT 4uida C. Counti rl ItT ;.u.ci..rr,cl_Sttret f for and awr*;, !C1 is. Laurel., .i. i. Took 4 Arthur H. ft.Ica')ttr, Jr., Due..*cra banford. FlorIda, the' sbus-c tie John 1.. Caasud.i Clerk o' this Clrvutt Cur1 acwlbe't rieriona! PPe'tT• J. a. iiana in and fur Seminole County. That said aisle Sc b,-inpr made to )'ltee'$da ti Fltlr-itiS. cuuw u i.'mtnole, , iSi1! 5FJJ Lb. tern'. Cit 114.111 WrIt of July, 3570, iittirf Ii) Mrcrtba T. '.'Ihlen. I), C. to and ,cubp-tuiln'd linfrire mc this *rj.)i a.sin not an ,if,'l,-'er or dIe-cmrtrn- of tint, of I-:reuttun (P'WiY leNt) EJIOL and I Iserthy tw-rllfs tisat .Iuhti h PolE- hOrfIf? &....-.nVinUVfe ton.'ya r IsirmiOcilt Couut I 1orua Jo Psro ti Slump, i IP7 411 Main St,ruet 'en Jun c nui1.1ou t )'UblSelu ,7!' !4, 1Ø L Aug. 0. Dsytou 3nturl- PublIc crocb.. FlorIda '170 P"-"t.h July f, '$'?V jput* iol- rz. sa 1'Pr 44 -i .5t, estate of Air Cuft.prcisuor i;hit Prism , ___________ • _________ ___ -_ i;' 1004. C 'I'it $1295 - #1 - enonisslo, .- w,inn A -.,t '' surfboard, $35; Tent, sleeps 6 $40.322.0044. - - - p r FIAT "110" o,it;oo STARCRAFT BOATS CAMPING I TRAVEL TRAILER EVINRUD( MOTORS HOINIPIG'S WESTERN AUTO SANFORD 377.4403 - - '' _______ ______ ______ - .sr'i ______ Mortgage $86 month. lerms, Exc.]l, PTIC.i-'."Larg, 3 bedroom, 2 bath ksfch.ni equipped cuistril air two utiJt pale with ISO targ rvrni scapad of, $17,500, T.rm. i: '61 __ • - ----- - ______- ?owar -'----p ra $1895 80AT5-M0T0R5-TR ROBSON SPORTING GOOD'I DOWNTOWN SANFORD 332-5961 _____________________ Harriss Realfy -1 mars; '63 YW I 'l,os ........5591 24 ft. Chi;iCraft boat, 6 cylind.' 4. ChnisCraft ersgin.. Sleeps $l250. Alio 6 cylinder Hercules. marne engine and transmission, $ ISO. 322.5916 after 4p.m. ______ S -• tsed Chevy wqn., 6 syl. IS. $391 ______ _________ ______ - * sfeeririrl. $491 er $300 Cede or trade, Pheon, 373.0755, -• - . 7"fT'Ir ___ ,,. 'it - . - , - '•' . $12,500. ' r1 - baths .. er,d '41) Equipment t,,.,,(, R'-.i I _______ ring. ferraun floors drap..s, r. rrt..'t, - -- 72. Boats, Marine ______ *rd - -r Hnt bedroom. l • eF UL08 -'144' 5391 - .-.-- - 5342 RtP? Saver - Air cond.t - '•' k - _______________ Brok.ni.Own,ns flADfl I HP! IUDDV " '.''. , - LOV'/, LDv%1 D()VVI'1 ______ INC. - • Dc - ' • --- air , ' ---- _____ . conditioned, water furnkh.d, 2524 Park Dr. 377.2111 Lease $85 and up. Adults. i\tlG4'iTS AND HOLIDAYS 122-mUD. 322-9214 or 323-0546 _... ------ - - -------- - MJNT REALTY, md two bedroom, apart. ' vi -'' iii a i mj JIIVI . rnent; '...Il..t* will carpeting au isew krtch.n .ciurpm.nt, _. Nt. "LOW DOWN PAYMENV' GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 7.3-4 PS. 1.2 PATHS Tw* bedroom furnished apartment, pleasant, inca , tOwn, utdi$.s furnhhed. Cell 322-6846 after 3 1 , - i - ,, , 322 9173 $1495 -a '64 Monia coup., air - INVESTMENT & RE.ALT"?' CO. HOMFS 115 N Park .1v 5 1 d F COMMODORE APARTMENIS Modern Air conditioned. 323.1340 or 377.7984 - '4 - ______ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS • NO PETS 115 W' 2nd St 322-341 7 ' .i. I .nehirm uslues in lu' dtpartxutnt :df,4I*crlr In; H FINANCIAL N,Itf;#g . TOTAL loIT'O$ITa ----------------------- s:sLo&.:n told a House ost'rnment . cii since * weri. fur tour Ct isi Toisti 4r'inai,ll disirerits ...... S '.i84,"PO.0 --------- ------ ----------, ntis. eceks, th. ma"eT operations subcommittee studsit-Bu,rsst Oppor$units.s it,' l'otul tim, atid 4 i-, , (fill jirr.ul of eald rei'ort and t,).o ass-tng i)rt,oe'its..,. --------------51U,,t'.ti oi i's. ri.oa;ins mug the plan that existing isgen- • 42-Loans & iviør$gaq.r5 dtrttis of dlutrlbutic'tr -ce. ft...a . ' • . • . . 15 *. Jenderiti tutidi. hue-c-hosed aid atscurltle. 3.......lnv.;t,nenh Wanted ues ..ur ha'. t their attn miasion. I..fr.r will .'ome sLid untst a?-.'e-nir-Ct. to ;rueimsse' .__..,. ... c,ne ' ':: "' ftitz ,4ift(r,(j X Oilier 1iaI'iIItle.. l'nr thutrowod money ,.,._......,._ )'l*m,tfy,, .'-'hich affect their s-iecct of en%'a- MERCHANDISE t'nrk Mortra;s hirtlot'Ic-iI;,.ap ......... -.-----'.'"----.--" ronmental matters.. Lty a- Cirati" F Lur ..'iii '. A'.'r-ptaiic'ei '-i---s'lj1ed r ft,y *oiftt - ' '. ts }t1CUAiU.. , To t all tht EPA this tiOm .&Tid t,Litiiuyiditii -. \t, it I e 'Fruit (ft 'itither Isatuift;'-'..---------------------------------------- .-...-.tn'e' Cc.nneli St'bt'11er • •ls.V..4.8 . 1tftidstnt. grams in one of those denart- 1lAu0tIOis 52-. Wanted to Buy As -aeutors i'f said Itatt . n1'I( t; or . meats is apt tc result in a par. i.-m'r.-ci. 14SUILITIIi' ------- .....-------------------------------- 1$,1I4.$87,05 K"nurih P. 0ur1inh , .ati'iinws jI. 'sir 53-Swap or Exchange -L.04 5. Ns'is Turk Ascium-. iii iii a: sn:ri:sv, ci Hi :it I;- tictiar slant to those activities 4.......M.rck.nds, Rentals itid quLstlons to its objtctni 5S-Merch.ndree For 5.1. "S . ' 1 ItS I) ''"LI "fl' tn' triter 1ai1 i ioriiia .. 5A-Househo1d Goods for ,I;wi;fla os sosc'.. so ait1 iii'tsi:' with tt..t y in ntttrs ii. dealing NiTJ.:i: V'.it rr istat. iiIIC't UI' ior: uisde;irid b)' Pubitais Ju1 is. ? fecung and controllrn,g other cit lnsiru,n.n$-i $.rr*'lr* ruIti phtltmcrits Ink said. ._ '.4.415.s. t to the jibnvr ft.r,sct.sur, entet-ed 5$-Busmniesi Equipment ."• -,trint _______________ entitled natir and ditd the i, tIther- resrrs're "I. li'Ti ..... -----------..--....-------Th guverument is not down- SV_-U.chin.,v eist Z. It.'srrm'r. c.r aet'UrJiioe ------------------------------ ...... '4t day or .1isl-. A. l's. 1E 55g5ftJJ'' and erading antip°lluion efforts b 1 80-Building Materials i'., %. UID4O4 i Ciwli A110n tsontz , '.tTKI 61-Farm & Garden Su P•li.s 4.\ , t 'rc'rM. t.t..st.t:-t I-..hit%F tinut I" striut 1 tinist etrtaIui ... nat" n.., Putikr J,tjrnie u placing them in a nun-Cabinet 5.\ Ii I Poultry J7 -_I4 4 Flt'rh.* wIll 11 øaut-d rut '.'.toCoutIu tel igi nit hr addi ci i srl'jsi. 5(4-555 51'S -e'uuti of (irang, Cuuut" Fioridi, light Time', on the th day o' 14. tai'ittsl butts and del.anture', ---------------- •. Auguat. A, Is. pa', at tine' isc'r rentinrod final judgoism a AUTOMOTIVE tiftcetr I L t'4+ (spcv1f titoros1 rate izini unatUtty thC :7th front dour of the *rmtnoir "PUil ¶ tnt 5*t'ti tasue outatandtngi ty ('uurthuuac In the Ctr '! ------------------------• All. itro. i. t1u- 0t $i..IquIt, orsydial. toisti 'puss, cit item. - Sanford, Florida, offer for aalr. Is. the I uuri '1 ci.. i.aiis.;i ' -C.e-'pa"s Travel Trail..-s eutitled The .'rtaiti ...,.........., will s.'ii Jcid,.'.rtsiuir 4 s.Ubt. l'iaiijd$t, 7-o.is Mum. tu pmoaf t.crc'1ai 'I,. t Wiitcq Perk. Ku Motortycles and hcøt bidder (I tone t its' jr. ?a'rTcd plc l 74-u$o .ar 'iratuc ...,... ..,.,. ,... rr Part, hidderr for c&sh .11 t'rC righ I etese 4 i .iIi-e . a, l')o, ah&ree outstuidtsng Noiie I 75-Autos, Trucks Wanted Exeru'uUu' e'aa tithe. interest, and claim of thC JO1C' ELIMA furestIdWrtt of A. 13AYis L'e'ce'ie4. 76-Trucirt For 5.1. I'. Comnmrrir iitu'tk-h,tal nat 'islut ........... lh'eretI so n;. ai Suet-Itt of 1'efendant. HE-tmE? (%o. ahae-m. •Ulti,e-IpO TtICHARflW)X, formerly !4FtLJ't la 511 (erdIs",. sad reese.. I p.pinh;,ult Ciuint rinr-IdL 504 F0 s.i. . 't.. clisree-'.. 'itetiuuidin; . U.)iit') • ci him lax 4 I4se,t . Deas4a IA'i ii. In auth ¶0 lutist is'icupon use- ft.Uowlng ''°'' .-------------------------- - .........." .... prup.-ts ti t.urt'iur h-mvlrn; Oeprflss.d e-.'ou 5gaIiae J.atate's '.id I tirnirILe-i-j ropers' (its used pm i GO,UUfli 1i p. Uisdimded profit, ................................. enuIxsole County, itUtd us Ti- u a*d t*ili of you art 4Cr )h'errt toe' c'r'ntivi;encle.e and other - '.uIdusren and Mar" '' Void. P!.r-ds.. ti-wit: situ ufied and required to p "son' sc; itt] e.t rt . Tire St .1 - itt I c 1 it r I t'- ' iir (iii ii, i-id driritindp tt,, It C ,, HOT UNDER THE COLLAR? COOL OFF FAST in this Inn.. bed room 2 bath central ci, cond'. trained horn.. Beautiful iritch.n, blinds, drape's, cpn$r.l kee t, roof oriiy 3 years old, and much mon. - - a fi.tc icier pr;c. .4 ol S 3 50 Could you as r morel WELAKA APARTMENTS tia W F,iit tesr't ._-___.-__-_-_-. 'coms all tjlli$iei .c.pt gas. 160 month. 3777474 '': 4 [1 ______ , 31 Homes For Sale Roc -bi, wtii r mo'-t traOtrrC r4i pool a 00)41 GOu,ERNM(NT OWNED HOMES t,on.d. T.V. COACH M A N 1A MOTEL across from Sanford vu ii. Paza. 323-O44. REALTY . Bedroom for r.nt to ,$r.d STENSTROM 2555 lARK "Saford; Sat.s Lsad.r" Kitchen p'r l.ge'i :'' Fot inforrn.$ on Call 32? 7420 Nql'rh, Sund.yi & Holidays 3OO1, ____ ' t8' .....a . lPuatsons U,OU,w -30. Sale or Rent Ds-rrq rr.fy 20 'Hair fruc, to _____________________________ l4tc'•iig.ni AugutI I. W4l1 Ilir,. I'e"rom, 2 bath touts, ;rt 0 'U A c.ntral air and h..t '.ned o j .i.rd ci" corner ot Call 322 _________________________________ 50.5 tefore tO am, or after 5. 21. rooms For enr l:.,niie ... radation of the courts and the avoid the institutional biases Of 79-Wanted 1* Rant precious right of fair trial , . Dcc ight k e.istsng agencIes : tl\LI' ft L 4] __________ Sevmt'ur i a former presi- Ink, assistant director of the Of REAL ESiAuE , i,.-, . - , eii'u i or vi' si lilPOSST dent of the American Bar Asso fiec of Management and Budg-IJ. TOl')L. A El's ----------------.--------------------.. 1'.'t!' 30-S.c " Pert 5551 sr,q,us'I'sos cintion. tq, said Vtedesday. i.isnii.lrii:* i,snt-;i.sui: j-Horn,s F-er .. : i5 i.cnaid de.eIte cit l*n41%'irhsMl'-, pr,rt,,er•" ..- ..,.i.- re l,v -r-. t --ink's testimony to a Hou-c ' 32-Farms & Groves ----------.---------'u. ItU ri.rjrflrmt i'.ti .'s.:;•a thin • '' fl -Lot; £ Acre.g. e mtm r. ii'l 'h " . Tm,. arid easiur -i.-;r.tttr .f ndr'. rdu&1s .r. tIf Mid i.u.i. muse 'nmn' Malagusa'.- is the fourth Iargi Mo,jl Hornet - pkrttI,ntstpn. and r",fi.tit-atlun. -. -. , , reply to congressional bzickcr inierd the' iir.irnissirstt$ul1 thoretif . , nves "cri rep. Uti $ eat 1s.anu in .e scar nicame 4 ., IW'JPt'IIIt$i (if LIt%l(1 3L$ta. uo'-erum.nt and )sc flied In 5*1(1 of Secretarc Waiter , 36-Real Estate Esch.nq. id. 1'i'turtt ci! atami aid pidltin*i •ubdtvinton, U5t.5 J"na1 ftci'tr( aid Ap;rtli.r*LIh ft Greenland. New Cornea. and . Ir.poulir of for.tgi. c..vcrnmcrt. Hickel s hope' to concentrate 37-R.al E4ai. Auc$os . CitJi'tIunS ;lierc'. Borneo an oUldtl trniZItltl(thp •,..,----.-........-..--.--OtCI'3it1lC1t an)'. sirc'utd be dtiI' filed. After pOlIuti(ifl-i'ightiflg 38-Peal Estate Vs'anl.d ) I 4' h I sharp $491 1791 . 11 Chevy ejv., I good sowi ______ ___ _____---- ______ 3d -. UUIIIC'U,et'U uatrlIttt s, tine tsinsl. on enutriandin; 'TlIa.e :...: - CaI 4058 '64 Dodge nsr4 'r ,n;m,csiotS - • - sic. - ½ ".iiudar angin.- I .rirt 6$ Chevy coer., TEMPES1 PONTIAC 2 door &4Ch.vy,9peesvs. .5491 -- - - ;nittet, to charge Wedntsda as 1.3w case or suspending their under way, however. suspension sten on the noon, rat taken the Spac.s, R.n$als. Bottle Gas. qe vitai. Wh.m you gut •.rlisr results, na 5. J Pan Or.. 322.26l. rr' released the repar that the right to appear th the court for of the right to appear in court pest of NASit's deputy assoc. l at 2507 Kun,e Avi., Orlando, or be bfll.d .dministratlon sought to ate ad,r,niitrator for acre. caii ar'd cane.I'-.-you Ii six months. phon. 424.3664. TRAILERS AND APIS. 17-92 across would prevent an evil from con 'ec'd with the Ion nguarantee ck in a rcmrt. the American Col - tinuing or spreading." from Movs.land, Sanford Mobil. imautic; in Washington, D.C. 4., •nrly the days run it •antid WaMed-bp.ri.nced watch •'' the Feds warning. )cpe of Trial Lawyers also Cfl rnttfor hydnauflc dr.dq. The committee, headed b a Pat-man said the report 'as courisged contempt action and 'ses \ ork Cits )av%er Ahstne • Apg,ly J P Fraier & Sonic Semi I i -Two BEDROOM TRAILER and lance Port. An Cu flown to . . Washington n the 17th dbnrmrnt proceedings against Noah Seymour. said disruptive -; BEDROOM TRAILER. Ph. I i • i egu. opiortutty imp oyrr. 661-4901. H LW LEAD E - Franc• and delivered by courier 10 the 3t,yy ggC in disrup- - tactics-by defendants, their at ti Ae?Aa1 CLASSIFICATIONS thAI '14 emo4e Help Wc,tted 2 bedroa rVIft;5.d ,..r 1.4. Has LJ Uaa Naifatti Psas taken over }'ea1, thrnevs and sometimes by pros ' ) i-ni gtiri'ernurs fur fui'vzird-, The report ,nid such tactics ecutors-"Uireaten to become air corscitioning. Adults. N. i president of the ture th \ )'sZ (.1i .' ( pt$. C. 1 322.4567. the ia to Delcnse DepartmeflL post a "ne, direct. jugular c'tented and popularized NOTICES pa -Commo's Ma'et. The 43 • it Could not bt detcnTuned threat to the judicial process. ttslian •t,cceeded jq at. big with AVON. Vie your Two bedroom $rafl.r. Adults only, among small but militant seg I fl ? rc?C &gtu.n s tile post. immediately iatien the Defense - To arm judges with suspen-' ments of the profession and thi $QO. 327.1960 after S. -Lost £ fcund spar. urn, s•lling AVON'S sum liii dI d1 ii) I J )epartment received the repOrt. sion powers. the .000-member t'cnerai public'." 2-Pi •0.-ak rrsr hit of cosmetics arid toilet. 27 Resort R 'ak Cfl -f,niouric.m.rts tre, tarn loti of $$$$. Call f - . group's committee on disruption I I. rt added' R •crrt Th u __________ - __________________________ ,,,. 26.Moble Homes Rent £b. . 4.,.4 eadsi4 'vi$!i Coev't"te ihat : '14 Old. Lii. s.d., l..d.d $1891 - Icr 4 pm lists thru F .,r.p.vr B a SI ? Mr'r - Cha-ge I 4 - Fuelh*d 2.droonhouea LiftS ' t,e,i.rsi f. C$OI'y helii Itgh sChoo j' C -S - ' .-' $1895 '84 Dodge eqe, power.. $791 --------- - i•nw- .i J and $1995 -- - .:i this case the Defense Depart tIe, post ceup.. 2 "384" V-t .*r• i ;oe'l BANK REPOS I ; -a '69 PL'f MOUTH 7 ft f, in, Su,fI'n*'d is t1ne,d con,. AKC r..rr- a n Siuiplrar d pup,, 6 '69 GalaitI, "500" 4 door handt'sc ORLANO METROPOLiTAN wash. Wormed. 2 Shepherd! Io.d.d ................ dillon $85. Phone 3270694. AREA POPULATION ONE matrons, Chbuetr,se pups, I moe., 69 Mach I, V.8, •utornafle, $7, I 0', 19107 MILLION BY 968 Dodg. 5port Van, wormed. Bennett 322. AKC, South American (secutive Seek, 55A. Household Goods _______ i4 J+ 1970 Chn,elt. 5$ 434, L5& "'. hp, trrrheu bydran'nmfie, 410 p'ir pau Irsiet'. $500 arid eor,m mente, 'iell Jnhn at 1-475. I9'l ____________ i VOLKSWAGEN - '' Fur1%iih4I 2 b.dr'oorn frsm. hue. opp: otadv: roiap hoiptalizaf:n and iI ___________ SEMORAN REALTY, - SERTIONS - NO CHANGE OF cr. for ;arga p. pIant in .n$ral I-Iorda. Puttes Lairs conaga snaIt, y•a $ sale COPY. .tt Ii C 54. .nerve .0 ii f ' required No p.is. Swimming aid - UI FUI LdWyI) I 1I Y P0 H*ines Atd'my H lie s:v I7t.4, S,r4 _ T; - Magnolia or cal! 322.3546. __ I i. nder normal procvedure I ,, Pci Day !!-- - - ,, - -• ______________ NiGHTS-WEEKENDS 323.0481 Rent Fur&ed Hom .' _____ \_ _______________ at _____ If 372.7174 ,, 2 loti, $110. Call Mrs. hèt 372.7374. i -- SALES RENTALS PRIVATE SCHOOL o..duc.tional Gradai 'I and i,diidu.lieed limitrvctlon. %P Coli.qepr.par$oryo 1 _____ The Less It Costs Per Line •- -.e a a The Loiqer Your Ad Runs ghp, k a ,nTta. sure'. p.yrr.nits. $60 me. Ph. Prft-y bin. Verrnen Ghl., 1181 377,4433 ----------See at Sh.11 Station. 77th S-J9& -. 69 396/450 HP - 1984 li-I?. .nre, H'i,,$ 4 speed, headers, 1987 Volpsvie9an Surfen Sumr's' eiev,m. wI,e•ie. Ashhecj $1400. r.diev, 6,000 mIles on verbaul. J3.qq7, .-.-.- -- - ----.4 •mtIn. ,c7c. Pb 'u749l4 1962 Impala, 4 deer, ver qoed after 610 p rim. ndifoe, $215. or hart øih St4FLIF( USFD CAPS ,(t, lll-I- 11)1 S, French Ave 17-9? Phone 323-7960 - i U ___________ FIrst $95 14ag i _______ A CHEVY I 759 St t,debniir waijon, runt tjood ; '61 D..dq. Polare red co'tvertbfa. Wh;f. top I unterlis;, ar, ten, ha mcii it 7311 PA,ltn.i-,ll, _____ _________ 31. Homes For Sole We Give S.tkf.J Servk. - _____ - - ___________ __________ _____________ p '_ ___ _______________ REALTORS HOUSES 3% DOWN F,H.A.*VA - - - - -- TRY OUT i Fovs4 11 - ai' 3 bedroom 2 bath tout.. 110 i Ian. Mey be seen Sat erdi,. _____ Fl. 32771 ford I --.- ----- r1J I .iw J ____ SAULS AGENCY S . pcCojrts ____ ____ 1I ________ buildinq ,,,W homes new f your choice, 3 and 4 b.d. rooms, I "s tm His Not In bousin developments. Call new and die. cuss thu program. S.. If you cars codify. We A ___-e- i ________ If" - • -•.- _______ FHA 231 P O(RAM? 02 f epPh!pCn _______--- l WHO CAN QUAIJFYtJNDER NEW ___________________________ c;d. rart'v 7 P.'m f.1%d. AlcohIict Aonymoui C.tH.tp ORLANDO ' - ---------- - 377.479. ______________ ________ _______ _______ - --.• _______ No quAflfyflgt Eon sate' by own sir. 4 bedroom Sanford home, with ce-sired pate and fire. place. Call 322.32)0. ,... )oiptI, 40 M,Ilc'vill,. CaU C.r.i.' Orl.udo. 24-3$. -•------- I I A - __ 4 bedrooms, 2 balbs, shaded lot, cernrtil ar * hett. $26,000 Phone 322.3340 ,tisbed 1227219 SWC'Dt Pr,YePt$iOit. Cell 'W. u.i.i'uj. _____ b.droom qar.g. mpartml1%f. Myrtle. $55 me. Water fur. 2. Personots To WO!I? Ads L,I1ri , ________________ d1uii ;o,:f,;b. at.i' 00 p Direct Phoi Lines - 3 Cl. ID . ;iL bit t.eci Arb.r •ra • 4 I %.t qrow bIcI c& th 01% C1%. ,ward. CtI 32-O6 322-mu , . )(• .. iâ' rc o. am. Juor l. '1 A' ILC a'V. .A1*L>..t.ZTO% days before the ixon adminis Deput Sec'ruir' of Defense filed for reorgnnlzatlon unch . 1mpaet or the opina.r . David tI. Packard told Patman the bankruptcy act. .. ti*medtatetY clear, but t could tratlon killed Its proposed U ci the dmlnistratio •. 4nKan higtwr living cos4 for O' ' million loan guarantee for the creed ith thr guarantee. lite posal.Imown as a V.loan ciants of modular bOneS ' Penn Central Railroad, the Fed that afternoon, after a round of antt' agreement. several ''" n&laa and other flOndII COUfl' era] Reserve warned th*t SUCh private meetings. the adminia 'a'ork City banks would have ties. loan probably would merely tratrn announced It had killedi sued the loan to thr Penn Ct-n h nL i ' r h 0 r o; 1r tt ,iii I i no pear the tmc n boiw dtcribec ings. much thfluence. If any. the guaranteed h the Defense [)(. - ITO. P•ivør. Q ____ IF1FORP1A'I'ION c Questions Arise Un Nail roaa assessor n' t% COV., • !c'Ied h ndd1 travel over the highi'n.ys shall hG)ds was limited to I t& S year'. to reni riitc s required to c}ith al hid ut &nd -. .tjth a home by Jt 3esed for I to S vean doe' ' r1i 1It iii c Ulit. rU_I N;AD of rne s property whei though transporud tior In that way. However, a •___---- .I-. than property taxei-becswse of over the hIghways to a sltt for source in Faircloth' ofTk'e said used a a homestead. R1 Ch.R!. S dO!S The status ol the lease "y,otj)d the opinion probably would not a bill passed by the legislature . erection or use." ttaIit tar a motor i.iikle of the length of c mnerial Iut not cans the modular var regarc!les , This in 1970 It atd cenrte and ts subject to TJPCrtY In determining whethcr it modu mitir homes "would remain sub,)ect the least. "A pfabri1ed One who holds ii ieit. the ,.i hit home should be assessed t ta.. Atty. Gen. Earl Faitreinth housing unit or portion tlwreo to ad vakirrrn property ties," general said. would not personal prçwrt or a a nzirt torney id. mat manufactured upon an integ. he gj S. thiines.0 --- 1' _________- n - - 9, - 1 4 - A I - I- - '--- - - - - - - - - - -- - - C �-S - - ~_~. ...0 *W * a . .Ito L. i II 1fl D IIl V tUHCI r_ I ,~ • --d -A krg i V i. p _ - — ........ - I .- __ " . ~___ 4- pwmmmam~ W rp ."a a , "'' Mo $ -_ 4 - $ 4 1i I 04 X, - Sanford- ;X .1 I .'st.er J. Søl - -- - I -,. -t(t' - - -' '- to * j. I - - - - , Al SUC* 38 2 95 - LAWNMOWER ____ IbA C1 - Win — - TTD * O CAP maw- TURBINE VI I SCIIIJAN - TALC. .44 ,s,r AUN .— 11001011M um am b. - .. _ - - -a _____ ____ ~ j r4WR-1RW -__;, - - - ' •- - -- -- - - " - ,- - - courts, law enForcement - hand - A ppa r en tly . have this must - si'vi'F: countyCommission , , Mee g'181431, I .nuo'rr - vrrouNE' to State - (Continued on Pn. IA Cal 7) . es-cr. sworn to uphold the dul y enacted laws of Florida and the United States, interpreted by the Supreme ('aunt, stheth or 1 happen to personally agree with them or not, and w ill fulfill that rcsonsibii ' - - commissioner Greg DrumDy MARION IIETIIEA mond contendrl that this is a In an informal luncheon yesterthii' at the house of Stz,k, IWO fold problem; first that it t'si'ntntivea Wilhiium rauss's additioniti costs to (hi' State tt taxpayer, and *evondty that dc' Gibson zund \'iIhinm Gorman lays are caused from mnl(unrmet with county commissioners Coming . _ 49 CI"On a x1 0 0, t I1F;RIUN(; refile charge-t In . . 1 i The Seminole County School to do in by :.'-le court. Walter Teague. schrol finance Board may be called upon te to discuss problems of this tinning traffic signals which uWall ac e H. Hall make a decision away froin it& officer. said he had checked with suit in unsofe t-nndjtinn. area. normal county headquarters. Buford on this question late UE EQUIPMENT ANTIQ iloth represr.ntntives aru said that "I when it appears, starting Aug. 1, this morning. Rep. Gorman members of the Committee or. orld News Meanwhile. Douglas StemCounty Government. A thini think this is the very thins at the Jacksonville U. S. District early Court hearing •,n the boa rd's strom board attorney left ea the committee m is set up for. Y ou Wood, was unable member. Len . , , , s-te.luefli. off l i ci a s say Israeli government todav to handcart-y the &ris the meeting would be more to attend dun to a previous can call us in the future and newly adopted schaoI plan. of fl3 fruitful indication no mornThis was confirmed this gave own delegregatlon plan accordEgypt of th er th an an at a time o we'll cull the 1)0,1'. Why shuld asser commitment. annuuticlflg official speech his ing after a press conference ing to the dictates of the court. in Tuesday Commission 'esire for peace ('nmniission Chairman John public money he spent on anequipment?" Ile further with Supt. John Angel, In which The attorney will return day Cairo's conditional acceptance of the U.S, pro- meeting when the time schedule Alexander told the representa- tique jiosal for settling the Middle East crisis, wouldn't be so pushed on es-crytives that the Department of stated that he would get In he announced he had requested and is expected to accompany one's part . since such a meet Transportation (I)OT) had been touch with Tallahassee today the board to make the Jack- the school board bark to Jack(Page SA) P L (f soriville Journey so it could be sonville In time for the hearing ing would clearly require much advised by the county that any rclativss to the signals. Official military sources say the 23 days of in ii position to make a decision scheduled for the week of Aug. .pprov'd traffic signals in the Also (Iisu-us".'d was a state adfire base Ripcord's existence cost the units more time than anyone had on which could modify the board's 1. Tuesday and additional parties ecitietI in bids an s--isory hoard of road hoard The \'t-ter.ins Admini-tratiun 'ountv he manning it 61 dead and 345 'wounded before should be prccnt. John plan, which must be submitted Supt. AngeL said th e plan is meiiiht'rs "with teeth" to work ' I'ued a reminder to all WW II soul state ('t1tiiiitni'iit, lie con they pulled out. (Page 3A) today. In line with an presented by the board is d*sometime of course I wouldn't propose a with the Secretary of Transveterans tliust the final cut-off tinut'd that the signal which meeting "out of the sunshine" date for their GI home Loan WAS rr'cntly installed at the ;uortation. The representativea order from the U. S. Justice signed to minimize displace'. round The Nation Department. ment of children, and additional felt that each district should intersection of SR 486 and Sid Vililen benefit is July ?5 1970 th e situation Angel said intranrportatlon. He said it does -S Clinton Westbrook. County Howell Dranch Road was a be represented by someone valving the Midway Elementary not require a n y e x tensive crossxon ' s Attaway to go, commis. Without closing the door on President Veeran Service officer also s tandard electric traffic signal, knowing lot-al problems, such Sciool's higher ratio of blacks',pc bur. almier. Good or bad, the pubplan to abolish student deferments, the chairbecause July which necessitated county Road :is thin Ostccn bridge, and that over-v;hite students may be re stated that Committee 1k has a right tknow what's i-nan of the House Armed 5-ervlces upt. J f' Iitvent1ci' spending jurt'f"--iotunh approval needs to '- i ll falls on Saturday. the Vetsolved at the court in order to going Ofl says congress is unlikely to act on Selective em .ins Administration will con- three nights attempting to he related to people utnul the get the plan approsed by Judge . Service reform this year, (Page 3A) HiUkO it work. Although the problems which arise in a cornsicier (locumt-nt.s constituting Charles it F or (hose of you with meinorniunity. They als o maintained loans application timely tiled if county had sent- a resolution t.anticrime bill for model Nixon's aa determ ed th t Later. President Mon- the I)OT relative to the solid that much of the problems on by midnight received — cornress Cong Ofl1C state legal requirement-. t' ' capital I the We expressed an carlier opin state slg,iais, the 1)OT salul arising in the road program day, July 27th." making a F pkte with the controversial "no-knock" and on on the Kent State Univcrstu'm (miii the fart that every %Vesttirik added that the VA that. they did riot know what " GA e provisio n s . ( out of the county might crop up. detention ) pretrial sit)' shootings, to which we were time there is a vote UOfl time does not plan to stay open until hutppenrul to the resolution, that thii %as resolved when but barraged wit i inany letters. (Centinnu'd on Page 3A, Col. 2) it must have gotten lost. midnight. . - . W.V-su-sims "WOMNLA L' Olt 49 Sam RARD C ....p . NAPKINS Ir Sanford Junior League all-stars fall in first game of district competition (Page 9A) 22 2 " 99C .IM00cy ana i - _______ Statewide Developments _ 1(. )Y A Lakeland truck drive dt1 tpiosecution as a "selflstskd but misinformed hero" is convicted of violating state school r ---1-.dl which ordered his white children to attend a predominantly black school. (Page 6A) attendance laws I _ *__.~ _~= _..._~,~_=::_ t'u. e eran SS c:z" 1 !T U __ : auW- - ______________________ - - FRE-X FI( EXTINGUISHER - niuruering two women in a s-s e.siern Uniumi robbery. (Page 6A) 2$ V 99 - ---. - 1. ___ -- 9 ' 0"M un COS oDI:*mrr ARRCW _____ i - -- .- small for in ad to be 1 1L SISTER, buszwa meeting. 81 IIP$tcaa or 'rvwviV*r5 Yt ou re I rFOO&O WE M W 1$ ), Piik ..&' i .-- - 2' h.s I Tp .... ._ - .. £ -- - - - • j -- - EXTRA.... -- _ 1. '.. ;. ' LI'h I" Am LOS v- -' f I _~___ ..- " Me I a - N4 ' dW!# WAc Ouf O4u a f ew nighta WI , Area deaths Bridge 3* 12* 4* Edlt"razil page Entertainment Guide Farm news ...... Guide Calendar ........ .. HA 16-A Horoscope - - -- 121 ('hurch di."ectory 2. !!:,:,::i 'Er.± 14*-I5A Society ............IOA Classified ads 12A-IA Sports .......... . 8*9* (omics IM TV -- -- - ------- Guide crossword puzzle Guide Dr. Crane -------12A Tablehopping .. - up TM Devu,cow - IVBIY ROLL OF PILM DE- FILM AND PRINTS. Y CAN PLTV 'TWO VILOPED AND PRINTED - . ROLLS OF KODACOP OP !L&c KODA.COLQR OR BLACK AND WHITE FILM 1-OP THE REGULAR PRICE OF W$t1L ... TODAY £ EVERYDAY. O* L. 'SODAY & EVERYDAY. . - - -' - .. - .. D -- £ -' .... ....1')A The 1cA.diä M - ., - .. ' - - - 'C I Z- . - - - "nr ta- - .. .'.'; ____ -•- - . - ,:-.jt& ', a -- ' - ____ . - mnr . a , - " rn of turns- worker leader Ces.sr ( has-ri ______________ '.',. ____ __________ - - -_ - , 4 - '_ ~_ . ir1i - —_7~!.. . , __ 1~% __1 --' . _-~_ ~-- _ _;~ V 1' 'b., _.___ . V - 14k BILL BAKER * %k _____ __________________ vo swaaen • . -. -- -.-. -.-. - IN AUTHOILZID roiiAUA — _. [ ' - W thought there'd be - - *..' , - I.. z..&'.. 'I / , .rw ___ % -''-, . . ' ~_ f; -, 5'• ''' -. - I 11 :" -- . L / - II_S a les * Sorvice * Parts I ' but, I'd "rather switch I Chaves. .ij' k- -'..-: ______ a, ., .. -.,'-.-.•.. . -- !m . BULLETIN I ItI-\O Calif . (UPI) — federal grand Jury returna draft evasion indictment Fe nando ..,LJ ' -b. ,.' mp -i e - 4S MS i-'j. I'ikusd- beteha there wt ri tTl -.. 'v ptc - ' , -- Seasoner—Fred Van P.lt We're aware of the fat that ciarettc folks won't Ilk, this . D aily Features A# Extirs RPM of sr or atwrs w I t ifliFce dOd lY - _______ "ation Department legal office. said the board tould make out of rnint decisions if ordered - r Purtl Personal Just d ' know how well ge t on ! V ji 'IT ______ ________ d df -w Extra Set of , 1b ___ LW MAT - t f' 8S 72 low ____________ ,-.• Tuesday, partly cloudy with scattered mainly the United States. t hroughe I I ermum" AN --- ere unju.1ttified and that guardsmen could h diarged with triminal of fen'ts. . . . and evening thundershowers, nothing finer than to have my Extended otIook — Sunday through son grow up to be President of J11110LIN ---,---,,--,, c should be dumped Into the clink arid be made to cuaol it for six months or so Today . the I-HI nit i'ctI .j report stating th at the shoot - through Satu-rdiq with chance of afternoon when - '- ' - WEATHER — Yesterday's high with .33 inch of rain. 's DIIS OUT WT al1I i410 - CAR 6, 34 OWPOW. tots - - Rivers Buford of the Stdte Edu- His fellow cabbleg regarded him as a trouble- Memorial Ho-spit ~ Best wishes to maker, his ex-wife called him a "no-good bum", now Milton Niport faces charges of Morrison of tlit. Chambtr ud -U.-' We said it was wrong, and still do; and further, that any and all who break the law - MR L.W-ft - Aaron Perez decisions Ras Smith to take main esexit at last night's amateur fights at the Sanford Armors' (Pie 8A) SURF RIDER 100m1hr 9c GUARD DEODORANT. .47 ---- I $T ' ' - - ' ______ ____ 1 ., ( - -r _ I _____ —_,-'-w ' _____t• - LOW WHAT I HAVE 5 - -, It MRS. DORIS MKA(I( of the Florida Audubon feathered friend, an iniired i-ed-tailed hawk, found neat' -1 •11(1 at Wag,ic'i-. When frnt, found the bird With i,t'iginaUy tnistitkt'n for an eagle due (Melunda Casiielbzrv Lhot), yo II bid edjuatabi. "u-it bw.I t•ots, a fur.s-p..4 synchromesh traains-uasuoa, fo,a.wh..I e".p.n.ns lois-Ion bat s-uspl'lwioa, atd an a, caoi.J •ua• that jets- about 27 is-ii.i • qilluis- Ov pckag. piscem $ItZI 28 ph.. SI, l• •n us-i.. tsacst c'*i'-- WAGONS • KAIMANN GKIAS LOOl Into A YOIktw*gSfl And, I I-- BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN. Inc. ' ' Society stu f f reMeumea to its s, Mory u --- - - gi_ - -. - ______ than a few of you s-s-h nanlally plagued Penn Central Railroad, I'd rather that he become president of a railroad Can you Imam1:ua the audacity of tt-.e .Ituatlon1 They file for ban3rupty ard ple'tsd for fed: Pies continues to draw $2 25,000 annually as his salary. (Jul certain he needs an assistant . . Just to keep truc k of th ose 11ar a?) - ' _____ (P.,m.dy IIlIs Motor Co.) 3219 Hwy. 17-92 South, Soaked Phone Sonord 322-1835 * Orlando 644-5014 I .. $ . - John. About lack of communica'iona be tween the two groups and that the Commission schedule a meeting with Seminole Action, including o t b C r Interested groups like West Side Improveni ent Association, etc., and th1,t V Wflr - - - By JOHN A. SPOLSKI -. oh r themprice., Joh n F. l'uilk S heriff sult of the evidence presentJ5 ) and the United States I had to dism!ss eleven of tile Welve ' '- aIliliun g aKencic., anti the people was C LO ' Loan ___ .. -- - W1'5 _ :.- ---I- ~ _ - ~ -_ - Ilichord Thomaq Ili-Imm. Char that started it comment at all. I suggested that there has been a definite Sports 'v/orldThrillers . - .... 5 U.NI Chlirch. -- . LT alt - DREAMFLOWER VITAMINS 3 -' ...:~ '*=_.:;;~,.;~ ____ - .. .._1.. * ~:.. ft MAVN, ' C MYADEC _______________________ . - VM.t) 6.5 OZ TOOTHBRUSH - - - co 7774 - - - .-.------ means L . __ - - in RIGHT "88 .- — Tub -iri Cort-ez will rap mi dnigi. - -- ' ISt $L 4 O RIG SPR*T 119.95 - -- local a .'- U's harold King, Hkh:rdOsle hIati and Torn A. 'icher. Judge hail hound over flash and tei charges, wire tlisinlssed I krring siiul a ('('()I1(i )i'4tI- ul ' i)1i1'I (it .ppeals race flaci ruko previously that a group of p pie clttinq around smoking was not possession; id ;aoci'iiin men us illilsi tiive marsju.uua in your .I lrnlflv 1111111 iril I 14111 t'ui . I a, , POND'S SWPP.LU g -- - _T ii ' 22 mci 0 F1 il.vm wom "2019. 0M .___ tIMMI DISCHARGES His, Rouse, Coffee Huum UIUWC *.aslewerre IjOUIftauIa,i -ij p.m. Harr Methodist, 10 9 "- (75c Jul' "6 jolu - 0 'I- 0a*Vi. DIJRAIU D&U - rm noot I t7 - - =-=- ': mini, ru that rn-totted s-s-re plainly and sitiiily, insisificienl legal c i.ie,it-e being pi-eseitird to establish a ease, My most recent narcolks hearings s-s-err on June 1Ih and mill. I hall ;sued eauh s-saituntnn May --lid - ~~ 1. Miatirue Mason, Jut Fuller Debra l,s nn (appc Charlotte (hristine I hnmpson (inn III Out 7IPUt1 people. ' rombit these situation. e must have complete fipetnt Inn and open lint's SOI11V hase been dismissed, The reasons for the dismissals - %t 1 Polk said he would have to review what had been the budg:treUest*ndifldk1tedh rut f for a possible revision of the amount upward. W 111"TURAIC .- I _________________ Darlene K. Xrewsan. Long -.-' P" ~zw sinti of msrljuana charges in the first raid were 'iekl Dale hilder illiarn;, t,ennaid i'crn ris - S4Ill 4. 1ho n1114-4-1 nf -411v crilitlsm by my office In wtirking iiii iwige hIiulI I have found him to he rt'•uu '" . - -ç-'' ' ' 1 Alsada Washington July 24 Sall;* Perry A meeting of the American Violet M Midkiff Hianche Myers 1ndepcdeut Part)- will be held Mae Russell city park at Fore at the Longwuod .loAnis: Gardner ;.MJ p.m. with a speciul uest - Ramona Miller speukc on tap • Joanne Arntte 1mM E. Thult3' Jnl 2 Mary MeCartan, t)eliarv Hazel 0. Miller, Lake Mart Sanford Bottle Club, f . v a, yispt a. q 1 iO&)i, ltww. Third and Pail,. \htIit EMatt, Longwood Sanford htepublirse Wuwn's Woodrow Savmiy, Oviedo ?aiflhf' Szti1itid.- . fttii III 1 — COLM :-r-,- 1-4 I sou AUTO MATS %* 1 T: l _r"' - ." \711~~ i I _. . Notes Leg&onnuuea of Mousi- meet wood oan Flowers. Osteen at P.M. Ernestine Hall, Ozark, Ala Chuluota Civic Association,' ,-1 - - a, - IIuiI resulted In the dic,niccal ell fill ho ° : . ' Ni - - FANS O-EATM *SSOPTfD C.ORS COWT* - no W&TIM SPOTS - No "ass I n.sn.. Civic Cntar. ')Qc I, I WORK BOOTS1. . David Dudley Mahon, Lake Ju)' ?3 PADS ... _ SWE 1CT M84SSUEDE The ability and Integrity % shore hail and his burl wa. in no sy intnct - - A Ethel A. Waiserntt. Edge water - fB'Y t.* SQIcXn I never in iii,' court and I have nes er had a single thing to jugs on narcotics cases as whl as oth er is pe Must iii 1. - U0 Ellen A. Eck. DeBary Thea T. SpIvak. Deluma e ' come to lIght In (he past few iini s tend In rnt shnthiiw 'if diauht on iii, rs'laitiiins)isti jofls Ic. hold preliminary hear. tnaI .. , a- vr nnrnlwr or narcotics ca%Cs a le g.0 (ci hnlcalils that Ii la Ciitflht('I11i'iIt nUkrr I have had ,:;t;i'eri': OCCI Community Acmn and the County Commissioa schedule a non-public meeting "out of the sunshine" . . that was not the KVR "', Liss Ella Young L Lewis A. Barley I Frank Randolph Rose Robinson Lawrence Higley, CasaeIbcyrHubert C. Eflit. Th Rarv Ludwig Puritqr, DeBal7 Thayla B. Kaufman, De1itry H*rs' 11, Jones, DeBsr P)onn* G. Kidd -- ' I Willie L. Mwrttn s*u ca PIG -- ZINO CORN 31a hIIi U%LF UIt' niiiiitiiil pro( rtr % It , t ace ruling in his clellbenatitinc ,7ery ro"111licalrd. dossith thrm and ' t'rinmiiial i Visi;61K Nor *- Fqual tinie . , . James .5jey Edith Ma. Thomas - w-as t*o wain P1W. Mt WILrJtD C.&SINLT. DRY • SPRAY MMraret Bow. Prance. M. Lammers. ADMISSIO\S 0) [ ft"R!!nW - — 9.94 1488 4sT S ' - • VOL" . VAI - cogu caus oulfr 116auDn CAe& CMM HIM. lATlilift MW Casi :' I .11 L' 22. 1970 Kit poing • _____ on Ii races involving pa- s Abou, mr on luly 22 in ,he lo, the -- - life i r.v ea ii g by us in a uo will hr charged, Herring iid this act ion would he tmkv'n ' iii vie% n' " .ir ,at that County 1 sian!d like to enriec t a false at-title that appeared 1 oda, -. file turN-I in forma tion charge; Sheriff Polk ge Hall JU , 37 i I P h tiff Jom l\h mtlic,it 98 1 1 STEAM I i. -' 556.95 1L - P WiW L II5C* UST L 'Your questions and comments are welcomed and will be used in PASS IT ON wherever possible. Please address your letters to 1. \l Boyd. P.O. Box PWI*, Seattle, Wa!h, 9!19P. Hospital I CoARA41 DO SUM. 11000L STRO166 P..JL — 414 (OR OUTFIT - . wom DR FAN ; Inc ~!?,:101. 1,.Tom _____ 'thAX __ A, 2O GA 6 - y VM °'"' - be averted said today he would fit see what chopped from his butiget before making n fu) ii.-cision. He said the amount was cut from sonic portion tting six other than manpower and added he was additional men or half of his original request for 1 uniformed men plus to investiga tors and a juvenile P qW c*us ItAIHCuslwotnu AULIS - IlArrIVY AIM FILM _. r The sheriff obviously hoping his trip SItADr SHELVING 64 I Sanfoi, Florida 21I - t,OflS )'esterdaV. - Pusi licAw - tatement . that h. would pr nt S to TaIIahaee to appeal tO Lt15 ~ __ , I acc'rnhlo'I at media n' ~ b Iff Seminole t ouiit :i lc~ £" v! 4 Frtdy, July 24, 1970 o. Year, • ..U::...*: k a' _ &_ . ! ; ;::; Im :.1.!::;:.11 ' Jr..*;:".::;::-r,:--_ ...".........- W !jtb- - %..~ curt det,is)tm us the Florida Supremim;' 'uui- t tn the ra mifira d9 - COOLER AIR _~,~, ~ i IT 90M. 1 -*aI r his depa rt ment in the counts's 1q70-71 budget tit f 642,5O4 hiia Polk 's o ri gi nal been trimmed by the county ctmfllflli$sitifl t / -. ) - I ~ agrees. Marc sentimental maybe. But more calculating. too. Wben a main contemplates matrimony, It's his romantic na'.ury that calls the turn 'lut vt'en * woman think about getting married. IV P. frequently her opportunity for advancement that th'c,,dee the matter. This is particularly true of petite blondes Wth rtr.au.i- kiuz.c. YOt"VE HEART) of the Kimherle diamond mines of South Africa A lot of men who hiivp worked those pits br as much as :30 years have never even seen a diamond. Odd, what? . . ThERE ARE BONES in a swan's ijeCk.. only : seven in a giraffe's. What, you say you don't care about that 1II ow 1h ,Ui •i t k. ne in a UUCa ' S neck? There are •a h TAKE ThOSE convicted felons aged 1. They're numer. ous, but that's not the point. Point is six out of 10 of same are repeaters. already. CUSTOMER SEIIVCE — Q. "Are cranes and herons good to cat?" A. Cranes are; herons are too fihy - . Q. "Hoe fast dtes the wind have to blow before you can call it a herri- cane"" A. t: least "M miles per hour Q "Are eat' colorblind "" A. So it's said. Likewise dogs, pigs, sheep. cows. horses and frogs. Salamanders are colorblind, too, but no need to make much of a point of that because this year there's not all that much Interest in salamanders. COMMON CO\CERN — What worries the average man niosi? EtUier money or the lack of same. I thought. That's not right, evident)'-. Pollsters now claim the commonest concern among grownups has to do with getting out of shape physically. Too fit, Too soft. Too short-winded. Ton weak, RAPID REPLY Yes, sir, exactly ?4 armed c,oithcts have cropped in one phice or another on earth since the outset at Worldup War - . 4 - - .-.; 5 SHELF ALL S I Man their gentleman friends. Our Love and War man di.i -~-~- ~= S . ./' I her Ma ea T Gr 0 iitan innl - init thr' frI ikilni lion at po'sp' n'i \hhr'tt IIerr Iti ni i e rc'arsI \ttni-nr, this mnrnhii told 8110,11T rmer _ , CONSIDER 7111S — Note It stated girls are more romantic i pow I _______ __ __ .. ~, I ..11, Iqq . .... ~ 1. - 11111111 CAN .-T COLOR - IT'S A SCIENTIFIC FACT the Japaneit' have larger h:ins than Occidentals. I PAW ufli IPJSTAMAT1C - 1IS . - ow ---- .-emu r! 13 * Tq ~04 i - f I F I , - 41 0 Narcotic Charges Refiled - "41P ,-04W I'1,b.. 4 £ k I 8010 C Allb, -----.. .1115~~ .. . ....! .~ - r 41W ~ . step to the right direction. Thirrv Bower. program chair- were Frank Cessna. Mrs. Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Wil. man. introduced the peaket1 line Denham. nm Dull. Mr. and Mrs. Donald and reported on flit recent meet Ing in Orlando of the state e. MHYCrS. Madison A. SeSmith. Catherine Sommer. Mrs. t which ecutive committee SATURDAY _--;f. -. VL\LS '1'ie meinureniCH1s of the \cnu dc Milo. re ports a subscriber, are as follows; Height 5 1,'2 feet, neck 12 71R lnehe. wiast 28 1/2, hips 31. thigh 19 1/. k-ne. 13 1, -j and bust 34 3/4. Young lady, how do you compare ankle 8 with thE historic old girl, Would you look all right In marble" CALIFORNIA has come up with more new kinds Of TO5 E . ST. FR.ANC1 than all the rest of the world put together -AIr A !::t C c'ucl.Zy as tall as the Statute of Liberty's 1TXDER THE LAW in Iowa. a one-armed piano nose pnyer can play his piano in public all right. hut he czu't DRY CLEANTRS nationwide agree the charge admission life expectancy of a man's overcoat Jr. four years, no man' - Those joining at this meeting - PIKS I I . ______ L - I UUIIU ____ - igAid .4 - t;ww 1 uy 1`0~ ' T ' - M 9 - VI)U ~ 0 I 0 11 . Kjjn&As.jWilli&m W. Stootheff. Mr. and lotte- of appreciation was Johnston urged that they he giv- I to the reverse toda,y. For that Senator Frank Dole. Mrs. .1. Tinsker and Charlotte read from Jnk F.ckcrd Who was on lull support in their efforts. i reason Johnson said that they was the princpal speaker. guest speaker at the June meetHe olso said that the timp has should be able to get someone Johwton reported that the club Schtrrer. The next regular meeting will Ing. An invitation was extended come for recognition at both t represent this arcs on the membership had tripled in the I to Johnson to attend the installa- count and state levels of the new County Council. t'tting a past nine months. 52 nw rem be held on Thursday. Aug. 20, - Center, lion of Af1U''N nnJUV1Qf the worL helfl clnnt- ht the Rtnuhti. nod c'inclidate will bc the first hers in .lune and l2in Julvjat - the Contmtmlty ____ ____ 4,11 ;;ai V _. ta.: ~ I!.,+-, ,. am U Court Overturns Ruling High A bt Presidnnt Herbert , -f * f-SOL .Z__~z . I I DIr sow introdjoed ' Iy U tW uuH il i ;1t :uididte nt' t_'t.nt W" Volusia Ccur in 1)vtona inci other neCziii commented on Lanci Alri DUc the fact that they were being for the Republican nomination ty Club This young group. of j b' areas. He announced that brought up. not to be long-hair- for the State Legislature. of fle- I Which Linda Pastor is presi- I Florida is now a real two-party ed hippies. but as good Amer Land, and Earl Merrill. presi dent. will hold their Installation s ta te and that registration books tc.ans with conservath'e vievs. dent of the DeBary Republican meeting at the Florida Power shr. that Deltona has coma Among the guests who wore Club. Corporation lounge In f)cLni1. from ii 3-to-I Democratic area un vie. Hr stressed the teed of Johnson were Mrs. Gilbert MarJust seven more Republican san- tin. president of the Thivthmi ithirs Lu brini ntxiut a 5O50 dlvi- Beech Woman's Republican skrn. with Vice President Agnew Club: Mrs. Evangeline Crumb, casting the deciding vote. This state committeewoman, of Dcwould bring about the leadership needed to get the job done that President Nixon needs. hr said. He touched britlly on his Idtas and snlution of the mar. problems 'acing the nation to dii'. He Introduced his three -)vrr IflO members and guests " of the Club attended the meeting to hear Congmsman WiI 11am Cramer speak , CongressWQ man Cramer Is eurrvrtly seek21Ofl ing the Republican nomination tor the United Sta tes Senate '1 seat being seated by Senator Firm _ Speasard Holland. RI, primary hi t's'iponst is fn'rmei Juds C. tmn — Harold CsrawD. "'3 Congressman Cramer remind61M44 ___ i I U 1iUw 11 CIH U hi ter that hc the first Repulicsn congreseman from Florida since the Reconstrtlon, and flirt hr has served Florida continuously for over 15 8, MUDREI) HANEY DELTONA- Newsman Char$ Quinn or the Na tional Broadcasting Corporation with a full television crew from New 'York Covered the July meeting of the #i L I Iii I .,-... -, .--. Candidate Cramer Stresses Need For GOP Senators ------.-------------------------O'Nat ____ r. ) - - - - 4 I I _*as4 a - I -& -, I I i ~_:- _., - , I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1970 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 23, 1970 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1970. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 1970; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f46de52b09f096bafcc8025c6a87e992.pdf ea04feb2e9781c57e2bf02ee016893a8 PDF Text Text Problem Tackled Tonight WilI Where Tho pysnt ofe.. thnt 4pqrtmant*1 Nidormt srnwn a msrka4 intaa*s duo fly liii,!, R((Yi1' Wo Budget Be rvnrof 61h.,lo Cut? ..r I-4 • r1 __ • 4f 7b. 1anfnrd City (n nissim will ernnts Is unfit for play, for SITh pta t1.'ri thfil ehoro to the lot hiringthr s$. K p.m. tonight tot a mo o d mi'et at nowles said. R.ei*tkn Da•* 1..... j,r 71 hiulget Mmolon, tjitlnnsi ,tan and ,rn,or,n u.• ,artmL hq41gt )*a ncre*s.d fin out of ' •qiaèpment to utflt t!m. t)t1e'r sn4 again will find it hard to * of t )t a 4'195 tO to, !iffØ Fair r,fU*• eolI.etion, thar.' p4iIke .quIpment nids include riot $400000 from the Pity Oø' ears (oidshoto Rereation (Art.? Ia * ,tq4 for a now thi..m cnta for fnv,r r,plaeir.ti rational doum.nt. that area and of 'rw and paicvi, to hoolo by residant4 *nd seven polka radio units. (117 Manager W. P. Knowles teat4 is a need for a female thoro In his notes to the commls-presented the budget- to the .irn, Knoiwl., ,idvlr.s of the sumrvisoi' for the hundreda of p.rtmnt weeks axe rommiailon three AMirvn-4i r,fl.'7 t•fl it,, ehildren iiing the facility. ho n",d for all now men to proand a hudg.t review eeauinn Ko n.edart to pay emitot of the isddvI. vide the Yir'a Jap*rtment fourwas h?ld C tieck later in whkh There ate no funds set aalda (;orgntnwa pavn' p.et, ro the an estimated $20,004) to $22f)0() roan rompanea to man pumper from tr'zek.. 'nite dty mansgsr diii- for the relo.ation of this Pity city manager eon.lmiavI. was tentatively piked ----------closed the Pity was ii n di r iwt and swimming pool.. operational ensta, which were • i'r' prnj.ated at $2,8111,979 white s't.ngth by any erlt.r)a and Knowles feels this Might OalTlCaTlOflS do!hundred thousand antklpatsd revenue was down thin was not safe and did not cead provide the hrssle quality of late and sngevtnd a raf.venIn $I,R9$,000. Faced with a $42?.970 deficit, Pmr-lolre the taxpappra Are now doom on enst,4 for pool friNW& - • rL-. - BRAND •, W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS -------- :. - KNO'TS1R . . Axin' trni --------_------------ - ------- Fairc oth Fin d S School Zf) 111111fil r)*;)*r"w n MftiritAriameo Thm newest city firs- trurk In ths flRuro to $400,001). but j,fg,P, r. omri rf't V: y'irs old and a r"wutrnent It whirr. 'Ii, wn go rrrnhrr is twitted to prnvld. for those ajnns desire to mprnvs the would appear that.. whatever trucks of 20 years of servies existing street lighting iysem fat there was has thus been Knowlel foals morn ponplol VWIH eliminated And other outof- tir mmr. by Additional be henofit#d City repair 4hrip no-P44 an. balance PxpriAltures are for such as more other mechanic to irepp up with lighting than other single hudessential get projectthe additional workload, polk.' to meet the rising crime "A combination of our at In the Park* i)epsrtmcnt are mte that has Increased steadily Not fl hO 4L.'?d.l. I1t t .5 - .irv wlrnn,c •t 'e edn. funds needed to resurface two fiwnt sneiety and our court for some time. w-lvWx. the in pnirivit the _ tennis courts in Fort Mellon Pystmn fail* to 7rovide prino'n- pimstble ftt the Seminale CounBecause of the additional po. toari1 drnped its efforts to zone Atard may discuss . for ditch dng." Knowles ty chnol Ike needs involving drugs and Park. tidpnte. ñlnek And whit.. into he innffi and paings of -- _____.. . -. the facilities 4stter the task he. tonight's I P. M. meeting. at -..At 5e1tIaI Tuectoij morningtne a 4errmsnctertnt night•nire of Ines And t,ctn. the educators voted to . SI*te Impressive t Selected for dor Airport anf ttorney-(.encrai l.ari iaIrcIotfl, after v ew ng Saniorn Building 310 yesterday afternoon, said the structure wa Imprennivo and tendernes i i indicated it put Sanford ahirad of other state areas in the location of a close trimmed for '1t'itC' ipolice triiflifltY 8C8(lefllV • - ' • , value fore leaving for Daytona Beach and a continhiation, of his poli tical trek through Central Florida. 0 ' j .. ~##46 P .• • The attorniy-g.1wrn) was invited to Sanford city-county officials, who are attempting to get State building Cabinet approval of a form Navy barracks buildin needed facilities for which could be leased with all $20,000 a year for use as a police training academy. Fairdoth, as a cabinet. inembvr, is iuiitrtiiiieiitsl i the selccion of the academy site and his nod is flCC(Is.d If the city ii able to convince other cabinet mem - .- j. - Quoi.ty -.-4 1-T5 5..510 liwl $ -- A round The Nation - . - a11114113, Wtt. • I place Why don't they blame onto the correct quarthe lawyers themten . . . Nelvest They're the ones, who have led the way In making the courtroom a circus have Other organizations of i-ønuring fellowrieana . Sports World Thrillers v_--------i ..i P'''"' IUIIIIlflhII%UL. against baseball. (Page 9\) all these years other than being worried about their fees? • . • - - • . z - High around SLICED RA1A MA 41 L- V WO BRAND stCED INDIVIDUAtLY WRAPPED AMERICAN 4R UIrccc I M ..00D 53c - 'lOM. . . - right here in Seminole County we have more than a few who are dciiicited to the preservation of , 2- oz. •• 94 r. 2A Area deaths Bridge ............ 411 $11 Cillecdsr Classified adi.. -. elI-Ill Comics Crossword puzzle - 511 411 Dr. Cramia - . . - - - - • 1':utertalnmcnt ...... Mt 411 horoscope 6A notes tiospilsi l'ss It On....... - 6A I'utiftc notices'... -- siti 211111 Society - ,. ..... 8A DA SmurIs .'I11 TV .. Wail hi, Chatter,..,. 6A • . ?• -.....;.- -______ . how 'unfair' NBC was on the migrant program • • . and It "just didn't happen here In Florida!" The first line on an AP dii"A patch this am. reads about to pay raise amounting $17 a week has been given to migrant workers '-nlplr)Ve(l by Cocoa Cola Co. 11triis groves in Florida, the , . company said Wednesday." If it wasn't offered as a resuit of all the pressure coming then from the TV show the., p,opa surely must have Improved in their efficiency to rate a raise ilk. thin. .h? C - S Ktc;, your nose to the grindstone, your shoulder to the wheel, your eye on the road and your ear to the mound, and you'll wind Up as the ('hirmyramtor'a the Year, tim-earn Patient of La Parcels Appr ised . . - . -7•L' . - - -_ . - _. - —.a -A - - W~ - .. - - . • ..: - .. . ... ft -:16* .. aIS p..ri.aI ( land wtUcII .e i3s.tfl eonsideced for acquMitim as Count been authrim" by the CmudY CcmmxsUon IL a eest not to .sceed 0,M. Comity Planner. )av!d Farr rep&tat' to the 3oard that the Planning and tntng Board aid met as quested. and determined that .r- ''#' $34 -. ZIMP~ ' - - . ; -- . .._,.y..f . -- -- y .. •. .. •;t- ... Af, •. - •... tT . . LOOKING OVER THE FACILITIES 4n101 riidl on . Lr) Z' p, 1 It H 'tI\ I)ROP's falling on niv head (nit been on the mind of Florida Attorney ;eneral Earl tairclotfl as the State cabinet member and Democratic gubernatorial candidate toured the form' -___________ --______________________________ $150 For Expense _______________ PRIMP County Approves Expenditure -nottec, t,erry - - By MARION fib County Commissioners have authorized an expenditure of $150 from the county publicity account for ii professional proposal to be presented to the state cabinet upon the location of the State Police Academy at the Sanford Airport. A lett'r .s cM to the commission from John Spoiski, chairman of the County rublicl. ty Advisory Committee, stating that the cost of the proposal would be an estimated $300. and requesting that the contCommissioner everytlme resignation of Clemons Roether. The recent delug, of luckizient weather receivwl the at. tontion of the commission. in relaUcin to the impact of rain upon county roads. Drummond field field that with the recent 1k k Perm its fly ('fl.tRN I1l IFON F, Almost $24 million wcuth of building permits have been t. sued in Seminole County in the past 10 months. "But I don 't expect that we'll utp*ii the million we year's tiitiil said Ruyt.ar,' tsiL achieved bait S. Brown, the Seminole County Zoning Director. The total so tar in this fiscal year (Oct. 1 - SeilL ao) is 111111.9 15.690. Tight money nnt hijh intereat rates an, probably rer,unstile for the slow down In bmifldlog, ventuteit lirown. "lInt 1 bit expect it to loosen next year," he added. Brown noted t1ut building costs st- i' ini'hIn- up at the steady late of L to t'ne per cent a month. once lusXvistad dL4UIt cooimieelon- emergency inaAnteaancv,, but Lof that he did not concur.. t.av.nt4. was requested to review the r"ad program relative t •tv:J IpecUun aft reins- or U 111111 U % board sdu,wd a r-esolu r.qesti.ng a 'aLttc signal by the Department at rr*n*pottativa at the Latereee- '' of (k'cforl Rued sod SR as to whether a signal is Mrs. Margatet Camnm.t\ t1entwa $24 Million a former t'r decide the whets and where corn - In C ,mmiisjon Chairnaa John tit To Speak Relative to the advisors' matically. romoni"icawr cities here," but i*verth'lcs voted for the iX$Cfl4IItUTC. * bl4nket arval be inspfttL*d auto- PaM! that teat estate brukz indicated or median, or u-thee who has been spearhesdin design a battle to retain (celt AIr lied as *ft air base and industrial site, will be a speaker at tonight's mct woul4 be ueedvd without sicsit. County Etiginv.r WWIun irtif of the Semink' Coun:y Taxpayer's Association. Ttlo meeting will be held at th4. I'mncreat School auditorium at. to 'he airfield a the cuunIy'-4 .-cmitral smmiitary LandfilL anu Ms Cammack will m.*kv of rWUM ih1cscflt*tit% which she made to county to t-imuuL*jlunexs relative retention of the 3ite for i t , ittmstri*l use piatis fur tI w bAch Rush was requvetad k the intsraectloe and Spsztaa Lrtve aud U.S.. jr, 9j fur sixteL. 8uah said that Svartan Lrsa Intersection did not ,sus. (v w*uaut. t 4 P. M Lent plaits modifications cusilon wu held upon '4 of th vUwity'% su-h'4,11 t''.L4%tiOU.4, )ch £OUIII i1irectu-r bgbext Brown said vutd be offered to., sale at * 'USgseLed peke of $5. The xvdul i oltkWA 0 W OUIP414 50 pg.a, and Iwu said that J viupere sad , '""' tUt3'%.SWV t- 1et*tis alias or w.tbods, still discussion of the j4,lLltit)I% UZd"rd thi&t lIOT had advised of se hire. Cammack will All tablishineut at a revuhiug $2G tIUtliitiuttS roiss the audflu1'. mutiliots (tiud tar ,-.t- way ;oIILerftlii2 the luu. a ii J which WGILIJ i:qui*itiu-a be otgrt all itttreste4i "t-t'' .'stted to countlois. This would to attend th uleelt creas moneys available w I .ocoiidar'y eouatreoUeo... I t*ltt. , 'tools their cduld has hra at --.410ved may l With be nverunic nt sebMs wit W0 seeks *wim.r .he noard f is fl_hP id.or ill deliberrite tion of attandame infm=a=. - Defenda t n A A i 1t with the county's camprelionsivis land un plan. ..nieph .t!rineth Zean. vho 'a Di3cussion was adding land 14 accused of rapes In Orange ud north of I!. S. 17-1J and the Seminole Counties, has requestverasa In this t.. Xonroe retraifling W. Paric prupneisl. but It wasstated ter against trying the naa in in the )r3OI15Ji1 tfl3 state tours. A iearing m the in afterthought and not Lnc!ud1 n the acquisition. Chairman request will he held m Friday t p.m. befflt'* L'ederat Judge ;rn A*inder told the commistei,re Ymiug. sOil that if he area Is nut in. -_ 1dL 4.WW IU 11155 CIJUILWUU uded in the acquisition p jury indictm posal, it wdl OCK get purchaftd. Arand ents 'a S@mmole County uu1 one n Orange it wa also stated that the be abovo land would utillmd as Ccmnty %M uncenstitutlanal hetause the state law rape proa boat ramp in compliance with vides the death penalty, and long r)tItlte pianmng dllsusswna. r.3.jUesta that a three judge fedAiez.isnder expru.ied that Tom peter-SM at St. Jniln*s Ftotial4r arw pam, bear the amstitu" ionziI tthaJknin. !jd be'n contacted, and had Defendants in the at-lion are tnc'j that the estimated %torney' 110 *Tt 3giw. State v.ilue ot the available Land 'n Orlaiiuo. .mu Utoutt herring, Ule res suggested could Skaufovd. Becau" of Itato rami. completed by h13 agency by flcationa of the suit. be may SPL 3. be intervention by tjov. Claude Commissioner Greg DrumKirk and .tty. then. sari Pawmood requested that the county attorney apprise if the appraisal cloth. It is antieipaIud that Judge * nevvssary expense for Young wilt give s ruling on vilkethe park. Lstue to he placed on tug the cse hefore a three ballot for vierttiii ,ai'i rn _.A .11. Drummond suggested that ed that some form of review was necessary to handle thg id th,t 4- rvacy road maintenance wit~ out the approval of the board situations existed and maintain- Road Superterident J. C. La- ._j Is powerless to effed •msi- .lestidcr "latter more expeditiously, . :&'.u. --- makim routine Inspections. but Inches of rain, many emervncy Greg Drum someone -. ap- pointed to th* committet to fill the vacancy created by the tIItIi'r ' route oumne w.is . the locations were enmpatlflla or Navy barracks building yesterday at Sanford Airport. • Oh, how they wailed about ; - - . C . Daily Features . 4 the Most ot the nation lay under a warm, aumriiertimo haze today. 41i liver Abby . kditurlaI cornmeal... 4A ..........411-511 --4 in -- WPM ALL MEAT %8 _9 90, Imiw I o'iji.}il . - . mond told the board that h -... ... '. wo this IIfl4V • W!.'UIU •.. above statement . Yesterday's high 85 low 75 WEATHER 1.02 inch of rain. Partly cloudy through with Friday with afternoon thundershowers Likely. •.- . . her shouid he tainted with the , (Page 5A) -. . mission pay half the cost. . Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ecpraises the actions of a Tampa federal Judge judge who 8C1'eJ)tn a modified Manatee County school desegregation plan and barn Gov. Claude Kirk from 1ntercning In the case. - . In no way does this infer that all of the members of the our rights and liberties but then again, *very organt zatlon has the need for an aual 'house elkaning' Statewide Developments - of violation, for proper conduct. etc. Where was the American Bar Association thin Saturday to raise money. (Page 8A) Curt Flood faces called strike one in his suit .S__, _- the Ii8tic rnii4sile system, claiming they have found DIIKO JOZIC.M BCC(15 iieljP. .ti ,..40 _..,l flInt members ati 1- 4 Foes of President Nixon's Safeguard antibal- the formula for victory in the ashes of two Senate defeats, will mount a final drive next week aimed at curbing eXpflflsiofl of the S)'M. tern. (Page 2A) . -- . . _____ BOB WHITE REGULAR SLICED . yet the stats show a marked increase In crime. • • • demilitarized zone. (Page 2A) -. IIuh,bII, the North Vietnamese may be starting an offensive against the coastal lowlands belo w the • - . Sharp fighting along a 25-mile front indicates . . all those nonsensical laws which only penalize the lawreairing us to sbIdin show our driver's licenses for ____________________ -• Under the modification. Jack- son Helhts. fflrmerly mostly .;Oft appr4vPrt plan to allow ?ho black ;rhrwtt. becomes- a wth een accented y the (Li Jus- *rade,r3,clUty for the Oviedo Department and federal ari'i and Lawton lemant*r'a now the 1.3 grades .lchenI. This ourtr. ,t turn eliminated the black !tnarrt 1StDom tenitrnm. DnII&44'I racial identification is rulred 'orney. has since dispatched inrler the r.,rl.r:iI nm.mt -'q1iest to the nhIrta andntir 'ime the administrativei. : *rtmeiit mr amending the llow th re sea not vet received my plan to a a IP 1nv.d miring of Lawrxm Elementary eouflcaUnfl of iceei,taflce to tie thange. It will be difficult .1."1nn -e'ihta emrn 'or the hoard to iuthnrt the - -muling 4 itudent maps md nie attendance areas. to par -its as has been requested a in thepast IWMX Thus. it may veil be that time information ralati" to the . . - . LB. PKG . - - World News ... •. •. guns. Bull! Right after the Kennedy sassination they pushed through MY - .ppriwe a hoard modification o the 1970•7I school de - IL . . • , il _ -- - C L" - _______ - hers, who have also been Invited here, that the airport building Is best for state taxpayers and citizens. William Reed, head of the Florida Bureau of Law Enforcement, has requested that the cabinet put the By JOHN A. POL5KI school under his control at Tallahassee, but this would cost many times the low lease price for the irp. to that Congratulations structure judge who ordered more than visited Fairclotb, - touring the area 11P Ilerald ant' voiced his opinions regording the a few of the rowdies into jail op.rationof the ot rnor's office b Incumbent Re- u a result of that courtroom publican Claude Kirk. ruckus yesterday. The attorney general labeled Kirk as the biggest If only more wauld show Inproblem In the stnte toduy And said "it would be amu'R- testinal fortitude and lock the Ing, if it as rDt so tragic." flo added, "any Democrat instigators behind bars , would be better than him, those who object and demon. Fairdtth said at least 30 per cent of the state's strate in violation of the laws people don't like Kirk and compitred this with figureA then there'd he a grestwhich he had obtained which lists only six per or respect r.hnwn by everyone. dslike for President Richard Nixon and four per cent C for Sen. Spessard Holinud. opportunIty to do a lotAnd now that the FBI has "The governor's had the released the horrible statistics for the state, but hasn't," Faireloth continued, on the Increase of crime gencmliv throughout these United States, watch all of the do1rooders come to the fore and in*1st that we confiscate all those W D BRAND PURE "HANDI—PAW" - ..... - Wednesday In the Sanford.SminoIe area be- - g - . Faircioth, a Democratic ctiditlato for governor, spent most of PRICES GOOD THRU AUG. iS Faced Toni ht services 4 �4 . ., 1 . W"It- I 1.1 V* 0 19 Ir a g, ; .s ! I 1.0 i 8 11 Z, - ABM System k A- I_-~ - I To i actUd pgs I nal F iv r t" B L A WRENCE 1.. )JI'TSOI etrt ' I I Of Foes ive : think f-hr orpniiitinn to torn ii' te n ltsotiri and rn'n !y Sen. dward B rook e , R-1au., to bloct; eon- ABM 'has hit It peak and that; Womi to be usi1 to llWmu' °' %J'jJ : . r. - - ~ ''Ip irlw . It FP=: , - Foes But Safeguard suppnrt-rs. struetlor. of two addlUonal ARM we e,n now move "n to other slttws alrpadv ,iuthnrtred In Mon wAsmNG' mx (A t of President Nixonc Safeguard who masterminded the defeat at sites. The funds Instead would things." said Sen. John Stennis, tana and North Dakota. E antiballistic missile system. ii bid t -:irve $1i32 million and be spent to Improve the two ,-x- ID-Miss.. floor ThRnner of the The improvements specIflei bill that Includes eipanslnn of! ly Include the Safeguard raisr claiming they may have found two ARM sItes from the pro- isttnj sites. Rrooke said he woiW call hs Safeguard to two new sites. 1 the fortiutia for victory 1ti the gram. said they have the VOteS which have been both scored n' lamendment up for a vote neat The Senate iejeeted Wednes- vulnerable to attack and r&r ashes of two Senate defeats, will to withstand any challenge, day by V. mrgth a bid by tiveis easy tc cefve by tophr The third effort will corn" on I Werinrcdnv mount a final drive next erk ti Sen. Ha rold Hughes, fl-Iowa. to ticated decoy devices. kill all afanrd flit "Put th tin I. __ t_1 .i 0 = dx:ttae forresearch that my amendment would limit - - Then b a far slimmer 524 expand tne Safeguard !"stem margin it ended a drive to cut and would confine them to thr $32 million from the Presi real estate th e y h a v e rg'ht den" Safeguard budget a nd now," Rronkr said etric't the system to th e two Earlier. Sen John Tower. R sites approved last year. The Tex a leading Safeguard back a nendment wa sponsored bs er 'aid the' White House wa' - -. - .. : I -cc ' f : L-4 -z -\ = ._`~_1 - ______ r k. _______________________ I - - ._,I - - 1. .r - ~ - ~_ .__ ium-1 ~~._ :ti - * - - -. . - - .. __ t ,- . -! - _-=;~. L tc _:,'; - •; -1 - - ~ _ '_ ~ I e ;_ 1'-- - * * L uL /m roves BURness %'/ILLLLt I I :_- - J1UU t-. . ~-___- . . _ . . . _____ - t b 0 rnbers - - Hi - - nn V( ( u n resiet LBS- WALTER WIHTEHEAD erall*zed j - I __ - 14 COLOR PORTABLE 18-IN, PORTABLE TV V11__ ' - - 'measured diagonally AP Political Writer ....t• .• . I - U____________ 0 011 io\eS Cost j 151N5 PORTABLE TV . -- - - - 1274 Lightweight, Contemporary 16,000 volt solid-state chassis, oil-channel tuning, telescopic VHF and foldaway UHF antenna, 6" oval speaker, plus more features. 'measured diagonally - - jpr~ r -. - •,•. - - e-- - - I , ' a; :" , ,. .-", J ' _ ' 1~,,--,_ -. BARBS , . ' .. - -" P1111 1 ATUILI T - and Means Committee woul d hold hearings on a Nixon ree- LAKE OF THE OZARKS Mo merit of laws protecting lidren from exposure to such material.' (A?) - A White House erths nue sharing pronoul The r ommendations. which sary has told Republican camThe g overno 1 vote oted to lobby "t1d make U laws nearly as paigne's no. to fret at the pros liberal as Denmark are based pec' that Congress might over- with ever means available to on a tentative f in ding that par- ride President Nixon's veto of ward the immediate and favoranograpii does not cause 'ex budget raising money bills ad bie enactment of revenue shar. crinie and is not harmful to '.islng them that the move ssul Ing pa' GOP political dividends' Th children d a coriirnittee The White "i .- an) '. U) headed b Robert cia'. it Is safe to predict Preal go'.ernors of North Carohnato decide ho w Demo c. r a tic : .2 ., '- . f ' ' - - . . I I - li tnItt'ii I're 1ierUatluua1 t'i( dU l'ii ld11 en Trii!tr!,ion- Wednesday night andi The Palestinians li v ing in t S State Department toda' in a area three to tour The inestigat1ng today a claim I Jordan have threatened to fight Wiles southwest of O"R-eilh a If Jordan make, any attempt mountaintop outpost l i- lies that Egypt violated the Middle put al to t West of Hue' anti 1 miles east moving 'attacks on Israel . cease-f Ire Laos The camp has been of _________________________ an sut CritlairCTaft Palestiari officials in Ammissiles to withIn 13 miles of rna'i said Wednesda that V\)&dP THut the Suez Canal a few hours 5 million Palestinian refugee' ftcr the truce went Into effect scattered Lhroigh the Arab Under conditions of the cease tin ions may form a go'. em fire flO In Its iixth day Egypt meflt 10 eiIle and see!. Al - I Portable for home, office, dorm. Boasts power transformer, kyed AGC automatic DeGausi.r, dipole antenna. Contemporary tt -fling. Great for back to school, for the entire family. Dual AGC, easy-grip telescope currying handles. Choke of handsome decorator colors. measured diagonally - ''-m'j 11 IiL Ia, A A 5Iii VI ld ToFret' A'6de - __ . ers re o ea -- COST6 1 =="- - if I ' - Cla'iom s lnyest4l'ga te I Egypt Moyes H ICE 0 - 1 - - of! sure since Saturfty. - - . lh '.lLLIl F ARROGAST 'nming the necessar to Mo.. It &as essential thai the bnrds majority needed to () President do It," As'wwla*ed PTCt '4riter AS1LI\GTO\ r usl -ie a Presidential veto The But Democrat Warren E dent. Nixon and the House grap. 1 larger r asure appeared to I Hearnes of Missouri. new chair. I man of the conference. said the pled today hi tin historic. arm- have less support.. tu is,ting confrontation over =.4 , House leaders ordered roll- vetoes are designed to blame billion funds for education. got-- call votes on thr two spurned Congress for inflation. ernment agencies, veterans hn- hills as the first order of bual., The two bills provide almost pitats and small town environ- nest today. $1 billion more than the Presi. dent mental programs. requested for the current has the House Never before House flemocmta hoped to en- scheduled votes on two major fiscal year. a sum the President Obscen ty aws o e under heavy Communist prea B52 - It ing ft harder to rot jobs. Where there's a lot of uncertainty i PlIou o! Ist Air Cavalry 1, io L T B Li *b tI.S. BSI bombers dropped al! Field rep" said the North ! Division-assigned Jets Wednw I is long as be can, says an ACA spokesman. Vjptnemse opened fire w ' By JIM ADAMS rtniplt:tn--thth laws do not The purposeo the Ience lsi ! "People have built up a tolerance to nonpayment," adds IOOI ball-million pounds of szplo I ~ artHlerry and - mortars this explosive bombs and tons of 'I flOg have-or massive enforcebeen to control youngsters by specializIng An bill York attorney A"DCIatCd Press Writer Marti Goldberg, a New gives and fighter - bOXflbeTSI tnnmIn against the base and napalm on jungle troc4i coneen ment which sometimes leads t0 e year, there s been th of WASHINGTON , - The keeping Jiem ignorant and to dumped bombs and napalm on shot down n U.S. Army traUons near O'Reilly. milltary collections. "Since the beginning repression. ' more and mmr of this. People have the mane' but won't pa rt President's Commission on ParNorth Vletnanuse trp build- observation helicopter. Ming spokesmen bing sex It recommends instead a mu- suppress adults disturb Ig the ;vlth IL lips around the beleagured one of Its crewmen Helicopter ckin live sex re-education program 'I uaI impulses, It said. but the e!. 713c real problem areas, the officiab. sa~, are where border. tt 7he other crewman managed: 101st Airborne Division report- to Its secommeildatlons for lib- to break the 'conspiracy of ii- fect has been to drive underI unemployment 15 high. Laotian the near n land the crippled helicopter I ed $ . have imposed on , ground youngsters' natural cuFktattle. where the Boeing (7b. has laid off thousands of I eralized obscenity laws despite .I lence" adult, In Military spokesmen w9d today. 1 but the Incident forced canvella.'Cammunist troops one, Mile the credit manager of a President Nixon's warning he r' ws,tv nbnut .ex, the year , emploves amer the first of --North Vietnamese gunners tto of a bomb damage cast of the base Wednesda ay large department store says that "pay-mcnts are much slower would oppose them. ------------------------_-_____ jesponded bs' shelling the assessment run fo1lowIn the a fter a fighter-bomber strip -____________ The 19-member commission now and we have mans- more delinquent accounts. This kind camp. . took no final votes at meetings of a situation Is bound to hurt both sales and paments." - Battle reports said CommuIn Boston, where a 'utback b - the government An Its Tuesday ani W e d xi e a d a ' !st units, meanwhile, ha GOP ourcc siu but contmued to aerospace program has contributed to a slackening In the local liItrated three more VIUUCt eeonom3, the State &reet Bank and Trust Co., reports a edit Its draft report without I d near Quang 'fti City and norti "silgist lag in bil l payments." However, it adds: "There Ar- i maklxtt subatrntia.1 changes. here of an area • The •atendenrs for oas'rnentswlr a little lxi summer mnnthc." vietnamese troops and U.S. 1 S iont a repeal . - a licopter crews earlier killed against Showing and selling POT - -'--- __________ B5 WALTER H IF kRS -c n o'-1 nat his House V W North Vietnamese t'rmc - - ,LE BELOiN ORIGINAL ViHOLEWSA House ( ers, -- ENT ENTIRE '973, - its the support of Repubibans i vetoes In one day. said was "the kind ci big sperie M' 11111 collecting Is one business that has in reversing the chief execu- Herbert C. Klein, communica- Ing that would drive up prices yEW vott profited from the economic downturn. credit tive vetO of the $4.4 billion 01- tions director for the adminis- or demand higher taxe." reports that ht ni' ACA The American Collectors AssociatIon Education money bill and tration. told Republican goverThe President said his veto the number .1 delinquent accounts referred by hthes*men th e $18.8 bUh10 measure fund- flOra Wednesday the vetoes will th e two bills was "painful." U, ,sme member agencies last month was 20 per cent higher ing the Department a! Housing pa dt'.idenda during the " TL. :ctlon also pained !T)M'V third for any !fl(mth highest than a wear earlier and the and Urban development and a vember campaigns. Republicans seeking reelection. score of other agencies. Klein told Republicans at theManv have in their districts I IvIf 4 The rising cost r iii U hi Most observers gave the edu- Nationa1 Governors Conference projects and programs financed ft 'luoes of meettri at Lnnd of the Ozarks. h the bifl -- --- S amp reasons some consumers are either slower In paving theircanor. bil the best ehane lltserfngopy them alteetber. "People are being laid off and seasonal worker, are find- _____ - " ('HFIK O ('O\lPETlTlO-Unaed b their difference in size, a robin f 747 in Seatt'e, Wash. The superjets, in airjJ '\ ijth, a1rel ha C Cl I 1t1 Il m11I(n WC ) SLi h C gers The little bird flies, solo - - I - - - - -: -.. t - - SW ON - it - a as - 5 w. " , , I _ r Se •'' - i -- . a - - - . H[;NTER AND k-Il NTED - rp th 'L. 1st Cvulrv Thvision =stays close to the terrain as he wutcht*-. movements of his buddies and for enemy snipers. Be was pirtured during operation along the Song Be river in South Vietnam near Cambodian border. 2 -- ------- - -- -. now ,earmarked for gro- I as it %otir, lioa, 1( io Pre-mirn, pht'i fl.111fl ii' the A_, . -z - .. .s 1. - ____ ~ fundik ___________ a __ __ r - , '- - - Ky.. and Philip A. Bart. D. , eluding 11rank-Cs. and warnec' . -.,.:,. -~~_ .-. _______ - - - - - Funds , . .. .. - 1_.~ - - -li- - - I . -I Tj - a -- - I -- u1rC_r=ZZWM9_1M i - 0 (4? afl - 771 - 18-IN."' COLOR PORTABLE ALL AIR CONDITIONERS AT CLOSEOUT PRICES Walnut-Gralned '1VCabinet FLOOR MODELS AND DEMOS. PRICED EVEN LESS! #3 Automatic DaGousser, dipols annna. 1 80-sq. in. viewing, Perfect color tuning dad siobilization, 'measured diagonally 1 COLOR TV Colv.v n T ti - Early American Styljg Sup,,b pift,,, / 010, and n rtc, uny American d.5i90, F'ct,,, CO1*,'. fldctor o"Qmatjc , 'OQr 'measured d;u9.QnCIIy 27,000 BTU ''I1OLE ', lU)LSF COMING i 1 1 On An Issue shelved amid ear. A t the same time. the White ~ tions were part of a GOP polit1 her controsersy the conference House washed Its hands of to put. the d1srriud the protests of high___ draft report and press scretary cal strategydesigned t3rT -lame for inflation on Congress '. Interests an sated to et 'Ronald L Ziegler pointed '. ____ il.'.,4 .? that the commission mexnbers Herbert G Klein director of state auth ority to spend a ,, -j had bee, ppolnted b> Former communIcations for the admin. tion Of federal road building F,-' • other modes of transporaPresident Lyndofl B. Johrmson. i.stration, said the move was viDays "1i * , such rapid transit ss not Nix'm cease-fire agreement. for the sake tat of the econorn) tioti _______________ hOsaehO tezi-is military sources also Israeli JI The draft re port recommends! -and wi ll win voter pp 1I Into the sidr pocket just _______ R JACK .FOX protection of adults from forced oesn't base the emotional charged that Egyptian forces • 'PoltticaIl', the publ ic will Dealing with disorders on the exposure to porap1y With I-a 'allop hi a billiards salon fired on an israeli patrol across: LOS ANGELES c' the President when the campus and In cltie the goser baa against Its public ,display, support the canal Wednesda y morning I, " "that It had hi the poolmoss ta , h COflsCiOUs of -in- nors ad o- titi.I a stement de, . sIOlath)1I Oi the agreement. and use in unsolicited fl mall d PUIJI'C is 50 . . OL)iitT i'LW iuu - You 're re looking at a ssltneu stand 1 ds)s alien creased prices," Klein said n- daring ut". '.i'r-.crtisements. I Rho'.. u' a cisc 'suti dean They said there were Hioli of the ritiMi cc ii Political strategysession casualties and List lsrac1i did defense latier asked her boa W-.(b'. The report suggesti rejltdl We condt.mn tt 554I .. troops in Bel1.1 t =ltte•art 1gu.s lIT 1 138 with Li GOP governors and 'lye lawlessness on pornography laws for adults not return the lire, she felt about Charles Manson ll a sides be It " rioting crowds house candidates. cause effective legislation Israeli planes raided Arab I and the three young women those upoxi ' 'I' ii guerrilla hideou,s l Lebanon charged e Tate murders wi th th '". \yIUfl keep or restore the lie sad that '. I be peace. t / CCfl! 'Wednesday in retaliation for f I "I feel compassion for them." U killed ucrriUa athieks M k - Congamusters the votes to ' - persons and wounded I. In "1 wI*h they would get up - O'.erttue :iZ Nixon on either or both _ taruI hi the first live nays of here and do what lamdoing,, ..'et oes. Lo I Tu LONDON (Up!) es d -ninally, to point to an owner I th truce The g'jerfll, i,j T Ii. Thomson organization has atho dump. 'ens in shopping I refused to participate in the Marion asked for a special At the windup business By ROYAL URIGUTBILL oiong uu: the rights to a book -eent*i- parking ioti. of their 62nd 'ion national qW 'cease--fire. what SOtT1IPORT. N,C. (UPI- particularly FIUHdAI. seui-'a today to formwPrim, Minister Harold conference Wednesday. the naJouth-i's foreign minister. I he said was his mistreatment Lcpgsboremen equipped with The 14,500 deterioratIng id-s- Iei- many of us. IL will Atati Atallaii ti on a governors got ward that W1L.O Is writing about his DEATHS said tr4ay bs sherif' s deputies I the gas masks and belt itit anti eta entaseti ..aoon be honirronnnr wcL. 1 Jordan i 1) ix' 0r t'ivir Ii'.or'te fir \%thur, prime -nnfnit financial )I11C' III Off t it ojrts iii" Th hearing '.ia to te loa ded ne g rocket aid tee '.iJi. .sr' t old schooL guerniai in a d!cr' to make prect the continuance of the on an old cargo ship today. The buried in lt.0O0'fuot deep water, )tIth. dlLl(L I.. 1IUYNE propoa1s, fur a state share of Ullililtar sinc 1D64. went out 18 when the Contrial with Mrs. Kuablan s'iIl I next step in the 1amied sos and Cal. Jack Osick, an Arms' 3lr. Ali L. u.t, died! federal revenues. may receive of _ at least preliminary cunsidera aeriatIv Party headed l, Ed braal of the miii1fr "a' up to thema..al expert, si x" the' witness stand the salt Thursday mog 1aern Ward IIttth wfl th tion in Congress e genera By 1"1s4 ke-'. state witnesa at the a federal court water will make the gas Lima Obw ihe tIiti. g_,_ ...i 1 .1..-.a.,.A eS.. .1.. •t'...&.....t r.....-. TI... 5...... t .. ...._ c_i. • .... . e_ w.,. i- - iw*i t.-,... U41ALI La. itial iuwicuu'.j. 011it. '5IV1 IWUI5 LVJ L-!'W DUISV, Liii.. LU Jean I Illinois' Republican Gov at .-atuhtr & 2 (0 from a friend and Green scheduled a bear-mw ttni I iha LitIm' a nnd lust 1...... r*4a.nt 0f! u,v, oiu zie took it wilhi her w the Spahn morning in Washington on a ; human within minutes. into nursing LOZSS •tid '.OJP'tais Wilbur D. - 1tUs, DArk.. had Iie iuds,r £ ?TI. Uanth whin the joined the request for a temporary order harmless acids. the Army said. for the past year and a half. I ________ jj 1w the barir,inj dumping of the hiufc zutt Ilsb.dDolIv. .n.pt Sat.,Sitv longahoreiner., given is She was a inemter of the HapHer admiuio-. of stealing tne rockets 82 miles oft Cape hours of special mnstx-uctuip o tist Church of toise -nory from - arles Meltan. a Kennedy. Fit. bow to handle thi ruceti, 1urvivora Include t'.o uasgh. iftst).. MISS. AL$55 f,._ Ckflfl by Tb. Sasfwd etic* Gov. Claude Kirk of Fiurld. began &eadng the potentially ten, Mrs. Koy G. Williams of t.r Mrs. A1ic1 friend with 'hom she and her H.tstid, 300 N. Numb Ave., h'.sLbanfl. Robert., lived before and the Environmental Defense deadly cargo We d ii e ad as yi Sanford and Mrs. Frank K.rns dy 4 b held Sat. Sanford. Pt.. 27771. ad Cl's1. btd the Joined the "Manson Fami- iFs.md contend there are "many aboard the rusting Liberty ship of Bojse, three grend'4i114ren i j' ti field at ord Fiend. 22771 .zt.rc(J qutrslio'i (p.$ a to Li R,xrun RtiM.rii Bri, .bIcim ,sut. thirt" great-jrsii1 luldrei Ij'I *et.s by Cwriw: aiieu,ge to he' atot- of wh the effect the dumping will will be scuttled as i coffin" lirisaun k-uo.rat Howi' is in iIru'a'x. it, x-at.tawo tarn ;_.IriaQn t Limo ,v.zneo me group. 'pronuce on tnt ensironment rot the recAetr. ch.arg r,f arrar,gernenU. hanir '-'a M'-" Robert J. McCloskey. 'motives. 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Editorial Comment Me Further Delay On Court House Constructofl ____ - I U;e ' -- -' ___ __ w _ - - - - - -. - - feet Jamaka it would iwove that every month's delay adds about $40,000 to the mental plans which are flow IMent. r-tv commission will he voted on four seKt on th urther celay in starting the eontrmt-inn of Any I - - r Changing the Image ar -cnange srIats who used t. thrill j,. -- • aucfrsille andienet'. bad uothlng a the [! LonOshsnd ltnflread, which Is turnliig otsi r - magnet for those with private capital to Invest and lbs Seminole County Court Houae in Sanford is al- in Ncvember, that political Impulses are hard to e- construction COM. Those increases are not peculiar to Florida nor to encourage the ldnd of solid growth and vigorous en!. iit. t even t _ Rajcip taxes- toT,. DrviCie eOflt rLict n of the court Seminole County. Construction costs have soared anà terprise which will march in WhIJ the doors are open.. cmpst I ed. * Eflttahos. uü ndicatioa of sbwlng dtTcc1. Thus reeommn We !uport the action of the three riot hr.wr'ver *ltI'1*a4ttfle. •1tp h'c uch tright prospects a are invoked by the r' • II (IRtlOTI IUCfl a sir, ,rnen (ItvLri Lo svk olnr Cc.uty Commiasioners who voted to Increase the t..i for discussion than the very hard fact tnat would, in Itself, take valuable time nd long-dcferred construction o a profusinnally destning moth ' county tax levy by one mill to bring the funding of prezent courthouse is not only inadequate but presents terms of betler ervicea from the preer ground which Mr. Alexand explained had been ed cou.'tuse in very real danger :rom fire and deteriorating constructhe construction towsrds camp eti&n. __ sent cramped tiI hampered county departmental already reserched. . We deplore the u4geznent of both COniT1IMjOnCT tion. Commissioner Drummond's suggestion that a heads almost stagger the jagination. it is well to remember that the present courtI Greg Driimrnnnd and recently appointed CommissionBut those who study the project In terms of two-mill increase he levied to provide funds tor two Cr Sid Vihien, Jr., who opposed the tax increase &nd house was built in 1918, that it was the Elks Club at very desirable facilities, s juveflile detention home and hard-headed eppraisal must conclude that stopping that time, and that an visitor who goes to the third argued for further dela'. a place for holding thna who are mentally deficient the ba1ooning conetruction cost fjgure is of prirnsry Chairman John Alexander, experienced c'mmis- floor will hcsr and feel the shaky construction which (which will appear on the ballot as referenda) Is importance. sinner, and both Robert Parker and Edward Yarbor- is now apparent. Second t-o that, anti only secondary until the pri'It. Is also important that the resIdent of Semi- laudatory but impractical. < ough who have bn sitting as commissioners for :9O1 of those living in the south end that started the a determined resolve that will brook no further delay to occupants or users, is the risk which probably Is re: much needed step cognized hut not realized. delaying legal proeedure which prevented the start in getting construction started. '-, Of course we do not like to 5 tax increases be _ Thus we continua to put our support behind the There can be no doubt hut that the fringe ben.tng levied. Of course we are quite aware of the attack of the eonstruction until Sanford could be officialb' : Z fits which wifl ome along with this new Court House prompt ending of any delays pd would express again which wfll be made at all levels on the citizens' pock- designated as the legal county seat, our conviction that te decision of Messrs. Alexander, may well overshadow the benefits which await an end :P c.nnstruetion costs have risen so that what could -ti- rn ti year anti next. rker snd Yarbrough was in the best interests of Ic' d1;y and procrastnt i.• 1.5 rnfliôn ;:W wifl cs 1h vc iiy t'zi. c :i Arm. to t* It could well spur Into *ction othtw allied govern- the entire county. E- rI aware of the fact that th13 is a election year, that more. Even more alarming is the responsible estimate .. .J ____ ____ . .- -. _______ -•• - ., -. . •. . . i .' - - dli - ____ • • - _____ I"So Happy to Have a High-ranking Delegate Problem Solvers To NeQotiate with Main!" •- % _____f_ ir - number 01 social ann phers foreaee a grim rece between the Earth's - 1e iiinur Changes AIIowe cyu IOfl iäflS ihnes for $l.,i4O each in T' di4guit gck,rd. but my lm watchin% the voting na d Claude Kirk* has only been retnt::ceby hITen);tt : what happned today e DI I IACAflrflhI i I By TIW AMSO( I TI I) _______ - • an Kirk from interven. besn last month whe learned the county aold old m • ing ,n the ca',. j mruls1id Manatee County . - •.. :- -. Eckerd Praises J ud - 9fl.1 y, thin miik,nL" ____ sGriIs€,, 41 •____ - ,, , I -.. CaWhe stats Sn flr Jack 1Thvl4nn, ruperin a(h)eve racial balance H also Skip Rafalis had occatnn 'n ival and Manatee (titinty refIi$tçj to allow Kirk into th* • dorso niPfln*nt Eckerds med school desegregationpIs fl utit tendent of Manatee srhoot case. it clfle wh an t a tnplemented a major change l "the modifHationa )sfr (• 1 it 1 dicr ipt ethi t:i.n ec aruJ give Kirk got headlines by filing dents at all or virtually a plan we can work with grii chti' h t %M a prescription filed and days ago ckerd I ast prlI Kirk took Ben Krcntzmnn tx,k the Political Notebook: - - - ________ ________ - - - - tpsn fl its formal hearing today he ognhzeil the name he - - - - ELDON STACXA*LI LETTIR TRAYS regation cse was a matter of that relied heavily on the bus - .- s Products' There's nmi tIAI ,uibh W4.fr..4 LS%. 1 S to modify its deegre'gatInn plan to enter the ctsirt cast. laying in federal court provides us with drugs," came the husky wh$cfii' I0 -W%tt ''- '1 s !'I• r1I, xc.,, s mu' 'ii'. c.. W. 5'JNlffiIPI -ie fl - - lution, some of them sUggt i pi durr ier ,. - '. '--: - -l's ', - ,. - ,. '7.. - - .- -. . - :j,. .4 .-.- - , - : ' - -.. - r" ,-, ' . - ' - (:. 4- - . - (-- - . .- -. - , - - LII ' r -rt ' .'' - - -- - - ' --. ' - - -. -. - -, -- .-: - -- - - - ' - 'p - "- '' ' - - -. . - - . -- r' -- ,:':'---; - .'-.. - - .* Qpp --- - 4 - - -.- - .- ---•- 4 . - I . -' -- -r , - - -, . -- '- :;: - - i' - ..,;_,w:- - - - - --_t_J., ---i - - .: - - .J '-=-. - - - -- . ;: - .-'-./-'- . - •:.1 -- -: - - 0 _____________________________-- With both confreuion*l and sa Income tax In a stats where the business. The bets are on it is o unpopular would hardly him state legislative reapportion If the slld and wonly Gov, ment part of the prize, Re- seem an advantage. Gov Ronald Reagan sUli Claude Kirk (another sbsentee publicans now find their great iva se' 3 gond bet for r.&,e• k.re) get past his primary op. hold so the us. threatened In two of the bIggest lion to a second term In Cali- porint, be Ii a good prospect ctatas - Pennsylvania and fornia, but his Democratic ad to hold florida In the GOP s'ersary the well-own Jiss camp. Kirk Ii an unpredictable Ohio. The Ohio story is not a nw tnruh, Ii believed to be coming but strangely effective carn one. Democratic nominee .loha up and is ketçlng Reagan sid-' palguer. Some national party people Gilligan, former congressman, ficiently busy so that be skipped was favored even before state the National Governors' Caifer- think Lneumbent Democrat Gov. scandals added to the burdens enc. at this lake of the Ozark-i Preston Smith of Texas is tn serious trcoble from Republican of the GOP nominee, Roger resort hideout. EggE's, who lost to him for holding Paul candidates Strong Cloud. A few obsers'ers, bowyears ago Smith is seen Gays, two ever, are Insisting today that Republican chain are no great vooder, but the GUligan *s not the shooia be William Milliken a Michigan as and Francis Sargent of Maul- weight of judgment Is that was pictured earft.r. chusetti, both of whom gained Democratic tradition In Texas The Pennsylvania bsttl. i weird. For a long time, Re- office by secession from ileuten- v-Ill save him. The Republicans' biggest sen' I pubtmcai it. Gov Ray firode- ant gaPemonhipi after George difficulty Ii that, with a .ral R,mriey and Jomn Volpe joined rick was given a big edge as Nlson'! cabinet. They present 32 to 1$ edge in goverprobable successor to GOP President Go-i-. Ray Shafer, v-bc cannot are doing well, even by Demo- norships, they hsve $5 on the bhk In 1W70. With that many succeed himself. But now Mil- cratie edmisslon. the professionals In both top Democrats targets, For months tcm Shapp, the same Democrat on their own namipsrtlesfeeltheGOPlsbcwsdto who lest to Shafer in 1566, Is we-re down rices In potent New York- lose some ground. thoughi to be slightly ahead. Among the other piaess BeBrodenick ii running on a former Stiprema Court Justice held which ar, judged publicans parties strong antltax program, oppos- Arthur Goldberg. Both the experts here and elselug the 3 per cent personal in- at thu moment think he is run- by come levy his own governor ning much better than they sher. as in greatest peril are ceufully in the Imagined be would against th' New Mexico, Alaska (where Znfought for closing years of his term. cumbent Gov. Nelson Rock.- tenor Secretary hick.! bowed - ' I,. nual convention of the Edison Electric Instilute. A. N. Avmond, speaking as retiring president of the Institute, said emphatically, "We disagree with those who believe that environmental solutions should include the concepts of power rationing. ,.."As Mr. Aymrmti points out, shun dant energy Is elemental to survival, and every resource of technology must he bent to the task of more efficient energy prorurtion For example, be ?mot.s that "W'hen controlled fusion Li achieved, hydrogen atoms in the oceans of the world will form an almost limitlose reservoir of emergy for mankind. The fusion process for creating electricity will make por--sible the recovery from wastes of basic raw Tim adterials for recvding Into new products ence and technology, well-directed and properly applied, can be a savior of our physical worldIndeed, of our impedes." This year, as never before, the annual ioeiiting of the U.S. electric Industry reflected be widening gulf between the school of thoAght which would have the nation retret inr' obilsian and the kind of leadetship that is able to turn todays problems a , " -.- Fort unxttely, the philosophers of despair are in the minority. Other people of a more positve turi of mind see new vistas of a better cfviliuticrn for the future, Among these &re reprtaentatis'ea of the U.S. investhr-cswrusci electric light and power Industry who attended the an- a - Too thuch DOII.t from him about the best tural ampaigneri selt-.deleaUng. c ____ _____________- - 322.2l1 _______ WALTU A. IILOW. IDITOR AND P'L3LtS$fl Mae.;. JHW A. SPOISKI JOHN TMD$4PSOPI Its IHLL N1LI%iOM Mst'c.i. Fd+ov FRED YAW PtLT Managing wi.., JAWS C&IUIJUPY Cownty Liis., DORIS WILUAMS S.eiuy EdI$v RIU VI$CEWT. JR. Staff gp4*r GARY TAYLOR UPI Foreign Nrs' Anah-1 ing achie(d i pact v-ith 'he Soviet i nina !uit cuilu have a profound effect on the 1i& A4vir,4i,i,ç Dire:4o ROT IrREIN Ad.r4isieg M.n..r ru,-urs of Europe. West German Chancellor Willy Brandt now i1esks to rressurr the United liLt wwaa's Ciauitfi.d M..9.? WINIPUD P. SIILOW C.mpivalt.v TASPOKD States, Briuun and France in a t.'ar-oio orid Wr II wounds, meeting that his but it has n been without a summit alliance with the West remains certain trepidation. ui firm ar. ever The pact to which Rrar.dt A1 three have' given their support to Brandt in hit self- affixed his signature in Moscow appointed and delicate task of was the 10th to be reached applying a healing balm tO between the Russians and an Independent German stat. in - - Don Oakley Says: Suicide Rate Rpø IJp paid r,paiwtthie - - ..._ .. toutt'rpirLJ This n1tadicti the generally accepted belief that far fewer blacis commit suicide thkn whitei. '*riting In P,ythnioy Today thtst many rç.aztn- St'idr bh.k s-cvolutAonariea literally seim to want to be killed i police - "to $0 dowii in an explosion of mast-uline rage, b;te and phy*ical power, msk3115 • (ielii Ui Uh WUI IU W1tU y lease It." AsiC police have geuerrjly 1"eee quite willing to -t-c'pcI-ate in this "vk'tlm'ecipItated homwide." '11 Is po&Ib1e, L' not likely." says Selden, "that young black revolutionaries arc at east part - lIr motiattd b a wish to b.' martyreci. to te c.rercnmumousl executed, Lu be destroyed is 'ioIent Lncfstatit In which , -- -- ...1.A p. rnoy out v! ftttr the! t mere couicitknce that young blnck men do • Hindts anxiety tO reach dIsproportionate har ot the agreement be might give too actual fighting in Vietnam. he much awy. 55)5. IaV of them are in the All of the Allies warned the f!!ont lines because they have West German, that pzevou tt ht ticrf. tlD? t-tt prohibttd iin forrniil 15ubch he acribei (0 the 5U ae',reement on frontiers until cicw epdem'r IOCItel UOCITI after a peace treaty is signed P1'CL man with a united Qermtn)'. pl*°nnt, WtZICk bleck' of acif-estecmn. psvcholog. Tht circumstances of to:Iav ical damage restdting from the r c.e!rnany md P'rankt 4IVU.-t U • ts.ruog levier- firmly hlnKvU uiougn. tirE. trie tgurv Ii ehlldboo& end caidi- European coal and steel cemntieni of deprivstiou, despair amid niunity designed tO miske war rage. between them impOssible Snd "No mattes how you slice it." Uar. the Ez-natiov Europeac asys Seiden. the rng suicide Common Market. The Soviet Unbee I. pre,osmrate amoug young blacks adds aicziificant portion of pied by tht 'ianjer from Red up 10 "a to our ratmoo'i young own corn- China end I! eriOU5 uo n uwide arid, iu ui unn- pteserve the tatuS n1ttti ion, It means that the natM is Europe. it aeels Wat German know-bow and financial M1. in bad oub1s." dencv rntio dedines, Which reduces the burden of sppfl cam-ned by people in their tut when ttw t- . groups grow age tiürktng latter relative to the wtntlng age groupr. t!t drpender': raUc iisc* stid there i Increased financial pressure on draw payehtcki. ta*i'* 1' you'v got alt that clear in y'aur mind. you're ready for thC j (5 t.,y a 5uio UsiO news esodueted for the Senates special committee on aging. gensralo,i, Durtng the pn there has been a harp nse Lfl the dependency ratio. And the trend Is tIIl upward. As recently as IVSO. there were two people In the so-called ucU' of ir Uiruug" 54 for every one cluld under tE. Becias. of big jump ia t - bocial Security besthts h,svi beess under the age of IL I.' thiS I1 $t be U non-produc'tlre elder peoie fo. - - WhkIi needs to be understood. pondtrtd and taken fto ac count in both * a i i and pr*ociIt planning. IEkRYS WOmb V 4 Mg •?47 tenctis iKi41 Senate bedroll on his back, an arrest- friend. Steven Ketcham, 21. as they lay on a blanket on contend- ing officer siid. ri/I _____ 1. - - - 'H:.-. - -- -,,•.•. . : ---- -:--.- - - •H- - I • -,-.- - . - •- - t I says doing, E. F. ' market, notmibly the Issues, still are weakness-prone. other groops clearly have halted cjovntrends and, In a few cases, established new uptrends, This is in marked contrast to previous declining phases this year. Hutton adds. During the past 18 months, the Investor vimo allowed his political judgments to influence -. according to Argus Research Corp. Now the "cacophonous phase of the biennial pollticiti campaign is about to descend Upon the American people" again, the finn says, and Investors will have to take care to see that theIr Investment appraisals are not Influenced by political propaganda. ______ ... Lowest priced fulla _ ow.? s 1a '*s -- id "j. i lw, t . i 12 15 ULJ-P_i - 1 aiM;;' c-- -- - -. - Ii - 7 W:- --1 :-- 1... --- • -U :* -i- p 4IP_IIIUII The NAWIHORMI. S2OOJ in skfflft4ily detaud t3niu4i1 :n,us. qtnS.ta O'.i_,fklty 'phrn. cr.ilted moi(iOtj ceDnut in Qeic Ifuwn with Tn color- J -., ft Lowest priced fuWslzs hardtop. scxoot iUMW 'ma- -- Ssp Pwaa 21,111 sitt $1 ;_,ftI tMufUq 54C1Vt1 b*.su s4cIa,t, $nsr hiudmility! Isadenafledi . Zsaims -ii.iJ. iltid ilsittiss 01 \.'"'iaihimv sissies J15S1 TV lit,, -iI*l $WMJP5 * - .i. 4ability,h.we -vics ;,gsLzz. - sedt. - hit-O - , .i i.i Cuaa Idideo Range Tuning System. Monogois Antenn.i, Cabinet sire hcjh, .Vi' ;tiit. )' ._",,hO, ' 93995 SUPER FATUMES: Custom P.rme.Set' ¶IHP finC Tuning 3-Stage him Mmpllfter Automate "Pninge400 4' Mound Pront Mounted ;: ms's-mesa. "Cited u'oundS,st',nm. - In general, most atock that have risen since the May lows have reached points of reststanr Snd can he expected to retrace part of their declines, lays TOP Iru'. The firm expects base building to continue for an eventual major advance. Webst'sr' Lst priced M1ze VS 4-door hardtop Lowest priced full•1 conds, You'll never have a better chance to save money on the cars that arc sircady Josscst piked of their kind. So if OU'VO bccn wailing for an opportunity to buck the inflationary trend, save yourself plenty of money now on Impala, world's most popular car. You!rebackon chevrolet $rnri I colur-in by 2 small for •n ad to be Piotic.4 or effective? You're reading this os. - ____ - his economic interpretations made a very costly mistake, -: ___ Only Chevrolet dealers are having a cleanup on Impalas glamour PtAID ?AThEl$ I-- .-.3 7T.;,c.' Althougb certain areas of the Too ,T -- a a a -. Hutton- I a _________________________________ NEW YORK LPI There is jitUe basis for expecting new market lows below the late May levels, as many market Observers now seem to be a-means -- ' DIAG. Into the Everglades to hide," the giant manhunt over outh Palumbo said, "tic had told her f uest Florida. hat there were so niami thou j When police found Ross's ande of square miles of un Thunderbird late Wctinr'day. ___________ - . • -• ____ ______ ----------- 19"POHTROLE TV "Her clothes vere tattered, lover's lane section of Fort torn, muddy and ripped," said Myers Beach. Lt. Paul Palunibo of Fort of his Ketctmani was robh Myers, ranking officer in the ar aIlet and locked in time trunk resting party •nd chief investi- of his own car, h told police giitnr of the kidnap case. later alter prying tils we> ioosc ''I iii plan all along was to 'o and giving the alarm hat began ; 4 - - - 44 f aM ded;coted to th. V It'; Miçr; but - ti to Clearance savings now. 1 •- 1 ( 1, a4f r '....ILLLLL'I - 5*ga • St - .rwr • ____________________ r, LOUIS CASIELS .bg, ;-v -mt -r ' 'iv \/,F Dependency Balance Totters ;._. r.inti.i';.i-o', - Another GOP child population, resulting from every 100 In the working age populatinc. high birth rates in the 14S-1imM UPI Senior F4 the last 160 years. The teem Taking both trends togetherera, the ratio Is stow about J to independent Is used here to _______________________ WASMINOTON (,I the Increasing number of young 1, instead of 2 to L dmtfrrentmate between tue corn Maybe you've never heard of Moreover, economists no's people who haven't started to Edi$.I.II mumst East Get-man state ruu that It's wirea.listi te work and the increasing num the "dependency ratio," RAY SflVIKS CHARLES HAYS L'I Mef'%% age 8 as the dividing 11'ta ber of Older people itC, a rnddie use yOUTC But 5'.rk.n,c.i Supi. P,,u between non-productive and stopped work the United ;.nd the West German Republic middle income lcsn. it's nesdlng productive years. More ad States seems to be st,Os capital Is at Bonn. time you got acquainted v'ith it,, Pvl,tish.d daily .ac.pt ..tvvd.y. Svaid.y and Clnstw,.s; It's putting a financial sq'meeze more young people are going to toward a 1 to 1 dependency puhlish.d Satiad.y pt.c.dinq ChrisWnai. tne' may momentarily respect DON OAKLEY The latest pact kept open the college, or Into th. armed r*tlo. SUIICEIPTION SAltS themselves and from which theY possibility of German reunUica- on )OU. NIA Editorialist or otherwise rernaiaThat means that for ev'ry services, Dedency ratio 3k W..1 will gain posthumous stitu, re$1.10 MMIi Him. D.Ih.ry As rranee prepares used by e'conomlsta to denote lug cait of t he clvilIu tuba, person of working age (whether g*rdicss of what political or There hai beet. a striking inBy M.Il 3Se $ or not actually employed'. ceremonies comrsuemoratlflg the the relationship between the force beyond 18. black among sukldes public-relations s'alue u-ease in Meanwhile, the number of there'll be one who is CO'isi' centenary of the' FrESCO- number of people of working 618,00 I Yese $1.10 I M.i$+i met since 1*53, and among the deaths may base." persons noo-product.Fre alas is dered too young or too old to Prussian War which saw agS, and the number *110 Lii. PuisI Se,isUpas peshd. Oh.s all ..fI ssbscelpfi.M be s'1cUtnt should be InclUded "siti In the ghetto subculture, growing at the other end of the work. old to womt. in advance cidally motivated" black rt'vcutu t'ulinitv and courage ar ire Germany accomplish her unit tOO yDufli or too With growing automaton and age scali. In 1540, there were or anoth,r-direcUi EM.ir*d as sacand class maSts October 27, .111 . One ws ited liii * tionariec, quentiy defined in physical and preponderance iii urop. older for peupli rising atad U or Industrial productivity Spit Offic* of Sapf.rd. Florid. 37771, private support (ml' terms, he says, and young black at th, expense uf a defeated through Tb. 14...Id Is a m.mb.v f the Aissalatod Pt.ss which Is has los-al aentist Iii the productive 1$tliit may be an economically indirectly through funds which every 100 ad awclvsiv,Iy t ti. ii. tam rsptvducti.. .4 .11 h. A.'vording to Dr. Richard II. males assign a high value to Today. the age bracket. ratio feasible and socially desireable regard ton- Imperial France. It Is easy the government takes in 64 i,iit u's prietid hi this sewspapr. beiden, associate pru1*uor of being tough They Is 17 over 65 for trery 100 La arrangement, Certainly the taxation md _____________________________________________- behavioral sciences at the Util- s-eotional means of suicide, auth see why the French get cold through aid programs-the the 1144 group, prospect does not call for versity of Calilornis in Berke as deliberate drug overdose, at Shivers at the vers' thought of a through srttsrn at this .di,i.. Na p.rf of any masarial, sews a, And it Is becoming metes- rushing Into rash "remedies" C working age population picks up .4 The Sanford H.r.id may I. r.pi.dvc.d hi any snaneer Icy, the suicide rate of black soft and unmaseuline. reunited Gennany. doubtful that 5$ is a auth as discouraging college sintl' the tab for the maintenncw WW+IOU$ "I''1 P'1'11' 4 liii H.,.td. men between the *5 alas oke The Untted States realistic age to m a r k the •tt*ndapc. or postponing the Thus frovtiertype shnotouts wflt the nonworkmg population. r.ipanz!bhi tam sac1' Any ind,vidwst a, Ui i.tW York City is vt'CT * beginning t.4 r*tlr*ment. In ige of eligibility for Social iepresent a swift, uncomplicatSoviet-West German th rng age I, t,s,Oi',d a, ietriaqing a. The 11.ratd'i catptl;hf and will fl Q 20 per 100,0(10 persons about ed means mE resolving the eon negotiations with some minjtv- grows faster than the non- TeC5t )r*at$. nearly belt of El $scurlty benefits. b.h.$d H.bI. hr d.ns.. eSde. IISS Ist,, a-h..I.i .,f i4tjlr uI,'Lg. =_L_ A a' . jI$ 4I 4 I,. -" ititi in ini'r ni inu.. nu it i $ l'ng-tarm factor woriring poulat!on tht thpen- L11t hint 5IFUI15 UP IX'VV firm "I)uring the 21 °'P' Chairman Walter on a probe of voting mach su1mp. her. tie had the gun on her most hunting arrows, a mess kit, a School Board The nation's chooi systems. ii ;!.hnrni.:. Three detectives wiw'd driven of the time." Palumbo said dog collar, and Ketchani's stolen Ebling that disappointed school purrhasec Cramer said, are in chaoi as a Ross, ac hoards should present a united miles to Join the manhunt ''Ve don't know if he ted her." wallet, nil (Irnpperl Lw result of conflicting rulings from front to the U.S. Supreme Cosirt (ii ding to officer', Pilumbo 511(1 the other two of rescued the 20.year-old blunile the lover courtS, Kirk said the New Orleans Hut at about the same time. found Dale Leech nd the coed and arrested the man they I Meanwhile, Rainier Sflid, If charged with kidnaping her, man they said kidnaped her l- (%SO miles avay, Palumbo and court decision "disregards the lected, he would introduce a James Wesley Ross. 23. of Semi most accidentally. The couple the ethers were making the ar achievements made by Alachua County." constitutional amendment call- nole, Ha., a St. Petersburg mnerged from the voods as the rest. Pineilas, Hilisborough, ManaIng for the public election of the suburb, every pursued down "We had police car raced along U.S. justices to eight year terms. tee and Ray ccunties find them- I spot lead and didn't know whetter "I'm okay, I'm okay," the I hlighvay 4! toward tims' w could ever find tht'm, Pa' selves In similar situations U "Dictatorial powers must be girl shouted as the Wficers hvre Ross'S car had been Alachua. Kirk said. Pinellu changed." Balmer said. "Each Jumped out of their car and abandoned sonw t'.i miles Iumbo said later. Miss Leach had been visiting County is preparing a petition to man governing our people handcuffed Ross catching him further (ifl. I vacation from be filed 1, the Supreme Court aummer on l)eputies nid hater Rs ahan should be eleited by the people. by surprise. iW - f New York. within the next 30 days. iii Buffalo University 3 am. TuesRoss's gun. reported stolen doned the car at The justices are nov appointlife terms by the President from his brother in law Just 24 day, just four hours ailter ac U I.. I I1II%4I 1h (,c..'.4 uL,j-t to advice and consent hours earlier, was wrapped in a cotiiig Miss Leach and her boy. \v*vlashington Window: _________ .s. e ' trails lerns. $ ' eld - 1 Hors Kidnap Victim 42$. PRANK VGLTOLINL, Ci,-a,ai.$i.a. ',esral -I through grade five would attend federal court five years arid that Claude Kirks total lack of any elementary schools closer to Kirk had tried to enter It till sincere concern for the school fri the Democratic uhern -, day before It was settled. children of Florida," £ckerd nrIaI race, State Senate Pretfly TILE ASSO('l.'tTEI) PRESS er, G, Ilarrold Care1I. hid .njw ('r.iiiier tiiis the Republi their homes. Kirk withdrew from Manatee added. The modift.itiori left ne all. -lack Mathews said flaw. The Supreme C'urt C.I1UC Lifl nothing hut praise for flemo can nomination because ('irsa nitrsr, appear.inr. t;e eb' der attack by two Republican cratic well has n octter chance to Pull black kindergarten and one altCounty fttr Krentzman threatfl our cotir' ' -;t*'m hClp crm. opI)ncnt Fred Schultz. black first grade In operation, ened him with a *10.000 a day Clearwater drug store millioncandidate's for the U.S. Senate ' maiL hurt the poor and frii Schultz was rUote(I by a Mel- Democrat votes in the general but cou,,y school board officials aire alsa cal!ed toy a Wednesday. U.S. Representative 1 I •I Kirk had tried to enter the style of fiscal conservatism q 1 j thit thoce children would William Cramer Wnnt t cut t'tirnc nrwcp;ipvr ilS svim. "I titt0fl." ---- ------- present Manatee de;egregation Florid government." the justices' vacations short. - case, and Krentxman turned him Eckerd contrasted wh*t - thile George Balmer wants to TRY ROSE'S . . - down again for the same reason. ailed 'the President 4 coiir...'. cut out 'heir apxintnients for Manatee has appealed the di f to be fiscally resposibte' 7 H life. NOON segregstion case to the U.S. Ith "the virus of fiscal irresn' Cramer told m Pasco Crnintv 96c LUNCH OCIIOPEE, Fl (API -At the charted countcy in the Ever they quickly found tracks icre • Circuit Court of Aop.als In IW sibifity that has swept the rally he is riting house &-01 ,, ., leagues of beth parties. urging point of a stolen gun hale Re- glades that's h he wanted to they s.iid the man and his cap- Orleans, as haa the Duval COun admiristration Campaigning for ree1ctinn ., (lvt had gone into the jungle ty School Board. them to co-sponsor a rr'oiution gins Leach was kidnaped from go in there with her. Kirk. calling the appellate Sun City, Klrk told retlrem "lie told her he would be in like swamp. hmch wouid return the justices her beach date, driven into the FAUS1"S Following it the searctic'rs court's rejection of the Alachus center residents "there's snr' from summer vacation to re heart of Florida's Evt'rglades Lbs Everglades for r.everal day'. DRUG STORI found on the 'rail a gtrls scarf. j plan 'shocking. to say tie thing very rotten in D.nmar solve school desegregation prob- and forced for 17 hours to break at least four," Palumbo said. D*wtew* 3*s.rd The governor was comment ir hours he had dropped by Miss Leach; two least." wrote Alachus County barefoot through the by the Senate. But the wise ones warn Keith Miller), arid Wisconsin virtually adopted the Shafer against underestimating the (where Incumbent Go,. Warren program. Sbapp spent a pot of money rich, resourceful Rocky. Money Knowles ii not up). 1ost of the last time and gained high name Is never a barrier, he has just remainder have a good chance. _________________________ _______ - - -* ___•_t__ - I ALL ZENITH FLOOR SAMPLES OF COLOR 1V STEREO. RADIOS & BW TV ARE NOW AT (IADAPJC c&ii CtJ , 'q a is #• ,-i I I - PRICES a a • DOUARSI I I RAY'S BI.RITE TV & APPLIANCES Ct. \vh T H4i sct 106 Hwy. 17.92, Delory Ft.., Sê*'3i1 1t )UR LOW ORtIMi -A - WI I I Is.. u !ir ui iiuJ. v 1 'asian C101i5. ' su * -*hums '4ii wa k' WI Tpth, ONLY ONE OF EACH MOd1EL IS AVAl1ALL SEE US NOW AND SAY $G ssidam .w (1emutw -3itiaorv li-iS _ �. , _ 1 1M, - -- -- - - -----" - ;'.L -- ______________________________________ - — - - ~ f,6~ 1 X _______ . ____ ___ I ;, I Ot %* " . .11 - Z .. 1-%t,. *,,w- r7V0 _Z. - __ T j 4P. - --- I--I MLI~ . "-I. -.1 411 I... 1'._. , . I t. 0 General __--_-- . .- -_ -~ 7 0 V - ~,~__ _ il nE r " - -'a -_-m. - ~- , - ". _. = - Gives UD -: _ _ 0__4.,t_1-_ ____ I.a r_ ______ V . Wall _ • .. RE -51 1 :. ;:;. i-.. . . a ., ,.- _. - . r T- :"- 't -. - _'4 - 1 J __:__v " .- __ I , .,, ". ,.4 M - - . .. s-- -- .4, . S . - . - - . , ~ ~ t, I il t Gard en 0 W. W Martin f 403 14) yard. . - ----------------____ - • Ont - - ",a~ _ '- pM1f .. 0 I ______ ' ;.not allow him that luxury any ! marc - , ingrained habit among h is i I. A l',J' ISV country men " time to listen i to the records and trace %1.ith i ~ his fingers the words from t5 been ptLS(fltt'(i to Ii. .lfl( - - - -_-- Q ]a by L.I. ~ I \HOI V CO that produces o gallons of milk a day -- that's that the science hoy have come up With fq I , 1 -t.L~,_7. -., ,, 41 1 _m*1--1 - - :, -11. ;1 -- I refer to a meciinical cow invented by one Dr. Huh Frankliii of Great Britain He says be feeds into one end of liii' piece of machinery a tan of cabbage and get., )O gailun. •f milk out the other That's plant milk Reportedly. it taste; e act1, like the real thing and is just about as nutritious. Our Chief I'rognosticatoi- believes it will find Its first great market In India. A CHECI OF police records show U out of every ginshot vetims recover and 98 out of every 100 stabbing s-ictimt likewise survive . . . . AM AGAIN ASKED to name the inust beautiful plam in the World, And again mud nominate ilutchrtGardenoflVancou%erIsj:nd inislimbia THE COLOR PSYCHOLOGISTS say lbeir studies definitely prove that students in classrooms painted yellow make better grades. OPEN QLEST1O-Certatnl> hope its no offense Ici quite publicly how the bathroom came to be nicknamed I JO'iIi" W}I>' CONSIDER TIflS - Ma>be you recall it was a sad practice during the war in Korea to refer to a ustise there as a gook Offensive &A. SAY a MY ixi massacre. Still. a word like goo ' off the h am V.a's. off. Don't )u't onsisjcr the fat that the human being bthesed to have the hugf.est I Q In the history of the -isorid is a Korean Consider also that the first printing In the word was found in Korea Gook. ray Aunt Sadie' €ISTOMER SERVICE - Q • Iloss can ou be so fond trout fishing and fUll not want to 0%'A a .bost?" A Trout fishing Is best executed from a riverbank. sir. , "' A. Ubed to be Heleu Sobel, but don't know 1 . - . :1. . . -,. ,. . It , - - .. 1. . . .. - --,._- Her social maturity is reflect. back riding continue to be i.cr s, %0t1te sports. She remains I ed In he thterniirnd to improse tir m l Whvn htfIrsteirit. d imressomansiip to a risal scene a iu"ti Princess. Anne more vivid shtre she can be as c.ompetC rt ________ t I'---_ .. -- t VNI - - ', . I &- - " . B ' -, ' I daily from hunger or malnturi Russia to produce protein from 46 0 IQ W: BACK-TO SCHOOL DrAY YOU GET WE'LL GIVE 1 w e P R VE IT0 RESULTS WITHIN 7 DAYS OR YOU ANOTHER 7 DAYS as FREE 9 I - In the United States. accord- trolisurn medium. He e-tima. ing to an Agriculture Depart. the protein will be ready for ment survey. most people get feeding to animals in this derr. SHOP EARL"( FOR ALL THOSE RACKT0.. SCHOOL ITEMS._________ ------- FIRST NATIONAL BANK I I I II MAITLAND C 17, an would • e n s o a on -' Corner l7-2 & Packwood Tis Ham* if Hsoov 3,inkincl" PItOI. 6447000 INCLUDE PRICE IN YOUR AD•-g I i k ,e .,es, . .1 :1 , tut,ts a mlsdmeitnor and Is fined on a daily bnsls. Q - ~t;4` , .- k T .. Commissioner Sid Vjhhen !', stated that thu colkcturs should 4' the law by this with comply .,, y Saturday In returning the ap- (-,--.-.:1; plications with all Information : ~ .4 requested by the ordinanceft Lavender told the commission that he had delivsred the apft plications to the collectors, and also callvI them advising' that bother 21.3-ear-old E aid hose seen In London ey modAing the latest In brief they failed to comply. price mnt be Included to qualify for tho SPECIAL FAMILY WANT AD rate. Also include phone or address In the Ad. I offer a I L SPECIAL FLAT 3. ONE FLAT CHARGE-aH you pay Is $3.25. lust order your Ad RATE - PRICE TO 9UAU" I for non-commercIal LI clef's ony 1 1e * * I I ficleeslinry. P. Vililen maintained that dangorous precedent would he set If the law were not enforecd, and moved that L*vend.r advise the firm'i "in no uncerthin terms" by certified mail that the ordinanco would be . I,,,. ____ . % - -. .'-?" --' - - v-_ - ' -. -- - - - - I, *-. - -- __, - --- '~ .. _-_i,:,-,I` I ,. - - ____ ': . . _t .W _1_ _.)~~ ;fr - sloner Greg Drummond agreed, ; iaying that proper must be met to serve the I not what the cot- lectors want. Yarborotigh again I voted no. Coninfl-;sion Chairman John I I ALL ADS MUST CONTAIN fcw 7 &p wid If you &Wt call to cancel, your ad will auto. 4 CANCEL ___ I & A PhOne 714"851 1 U ii V01 , , 2. Cmer collection '., '5 -_- ___ "Th. 40M. 4 Happy R.aieq' Member P.0.1 C. Member F.O.I.C. I . ____ D CAM ""D`7 - - - ____ And that'- i day t hat ED ... VISIT OUR LOAN DEPT. TODAY AND Re9*src`her!5 citte this compar . North Americans on the Averhad r rii j'u li nil ct s, .' .I M pound steer niakei A 141V1 I"I!(,IIli MARION BEITHEA new "Are you saying they aren't been held upon the ordinance, t i County's person r 4* supple. about a pound of useful protein cmInolo warbage ordhinnee will go Into about to comply?" Lavender ho was unnille to asteTtain what mented by milk. eggr and ce. In a day. while 1.04% pounds of yeast can make 4,000 pounds Of effect on Aug. 17, anti iiiipoies ,1.ptiNl, "Yes sir, they take that Could be accomplished by a reals. mgulatioy,n upon both custorn- position." Lavender continued meeting with the firniti. fie conBut the Individual consump- protein In the same period. likes the There are problems. Swiss reers and firms. However, in one that tht,collection firnin wlith(,(l tinued, "The public tion of animal proteln In the of the stipulations of the .to meet with tile comilliso4lot, to , tirdinallre." Near Fait averagei 14 gramq. I searchers reported their noodle-% (ornmi'sioiii r Fdsari 'i ar In Africa 11 grams and In Asia $ made from algae had a sickly ordinance, that collectors apply liii them that they (the firms) borough contended that he did green cnior. Present alfalfa proto the comity for cortificateR (Ild not likp tho ordinntice. and the ordinanra for theItanimal-poor coun. teirs contains too much und1geof convnnience and necessity, Alexander rebutted that since not vote Is In - said, 'Don't say I didn't tell tries where scientists are press- tibia material. Th, Israelis said . several firms have Ignored the so" (arborough had Co)fl hardest to extract the pro- their soybean flour produced Inst mandate ' ' tended that there would be op. teini directly from grasses, stomach gas. Researchers Are I" 9APW_ - _- -,i County coniniii.q1tinets hav4q I potiltion from firms) being careful to scan their sub been apprised that of the 2. grslns and other substances South Africans. Colombians itances for any toxic or cancer irmiii -_ er also did not vote for the county, only four have made ordinance and told the commls the necessary application Of r sion that he would like to meet i these four, only one sent the a sample contr!tot to be oxecuted ~ ....- - I i plans. between customer and firm. _~ $Alexander maid that the firms ~ I I County Ron(I Superintendant, .; . -. . . make any remarks by 1 J. C. I.,averider was requested ,.;. _ . . . could ' l next Tunaday; that he did not to advip the firms that they to a fran;hiseir: 'ç want to would be operating without the I t H.rald ____ AUGUST II t . rentals . . . you name it and they' re looking for it. If o have articles you no longer need, reach the people in a hurry with a low-cos-' high-resu4 uFamily Want Ad in The Sanford 1. Write your Ad In the qwce provided and mail It with YM C tick or money order to: The Sanford Herald. Classified Dept. P. 0. Box 16S7 Sanford. Fla. 32771. . i , WHY DO WE MAKE SUCH AN OFFER? B,cause there are more than 50,000 readers In f-6 Seminole County area who read Th6 Sanford looking for what they need . I. . appl iances, clothing, HERE'S WHAT TO DO' DAY S things ike pencils, note- i things chi'dren need to return to school book paper, book covers, pens, rulers, clothes, end sometimes even a 'L.(:K rorio tn ''r _O N ro , bic SCHOOL LOAN." Tell our installment loan officer how much $$$ YOU h 'II o fh4 r estt ne d , a n T is coming soon ture-antl In already crowded tugAl. cour.tries-space Is at * pre fungi and bacteria In £nglard a 96bL.n seaweed algae and microbes JApan. rovido men with protein. ' C' Ft (,A c d°flciencj Is a 1tl I'gote 0 Petroltum frixtitute reported nn I deaths the factor In the 10,000 Japan and France. United Nations estimates occur plans In - Garbage Collectors Must Comply Is - ~_ . - _it- - -: 1a 4. " . tt - - "- . :. ,.% -- I 42S-5938 mtfl 5:30 the day Wore to cancel your Ad fcw n.it 5. Dv. to the low cost of this SPECIAL, we cannot make refunds for any Ad On. flat rate Is all you pay' i 0 ' i S - I _______ •. __-_--1__ - 1. •-. ____ -Ir T - -,'.4. -- - I And that price cut came after we added ____ clothn and brigh, makeup that included A- berry colored , lipstick 11cr acce5sorD-s were There will h a birthday dance her In the white arid immicky much of the time, gold room of Palmoral .ike green plastic earrings I cheap chain belts. X#%~_," , - - - -- - . ,; - 1~. - - v: - 56 She has learned to use makeup' sith restraint The dazzlinst sh1ch bachelor she will choose orange and sarkt outfits she a ticr first dar,dng paner of thttni. '°' it fl 16 vcr lh- treat> endirJa Ruu.tian war was ignr-r1 In . •S d - % . -Ilk- - - - vig"Wed folail oft* lof a ToOna I . I - ,j 1-Muslc.I much more. Come see our now $200T Tortno, toot go Fords tensor suggested rsa ' e" ift . 4 - _ . - - lltiaNNo j, ___________ 55--Morchandite For Sale I .7 - MERCHANDISE CLASSIFICATIONS: g I lnstvwn.n$s - 5I-Isin.ss Equipment - - - - -- old (XST 19 r.. . - ." ° ' ii - '- (,I. - - .5 - - - I 5'\ - - - -' - - - ' - LUCKY DOG keeps cool In Its air-conditioned house, ('anlne, part German shepherdnut-sopart wolf, is named "Aristotle Onassis" and livv In Tyler, 'I'eas, where the picture. lucky photographer stood In 100-degree heat to t:ikti __ _______.______ -- ________ ...- SA\}OII) Harreil ____ Vivian n-a.r llunt.er H. Hubbard Dixie E Jennings Lvather '.Uutby John Sasailoss Daniel D. Mortis I lda since 1-1..A L_ . .1 ht f.1 - - Mae Lynn Fox ains I6.., Supplies 42-Lh.stock & PSUliry 63-Dogs Cats, P.4-s I Hospital Notes L L.--- - i 11P -.. -i S.. __.. - ~ I _.`,;_`~ __iN . _- I __ OF THIS OFFER NOW number in your Ad. Your Ad most contain price 4o qualify for the sp i 14 words, 7 dats $3.25. You gef results within 7 days or your Ad will automa. tica fly run for 7 more days al no additional cost. ,. '.:- 1 - 3 2 LOW cost, no frost, only 28" VVJt&j SmnC1 ('niinty re'ldnts ar° -s 1, ____ ~ Deadline For Tags _____ remInded that Wednesday, Aug ust 20, Ii the deadline for regis- l -991 - Jt ' tering their motor vehicles for ____ ''1 I ' ', -' 'IV / - I 1i - 111 t- -- - ,: r- 6 - _4 - y __i __________________ 11 r 12 13 - __ IA ,,, r Now write your name, address, and phone number In th* space - IZ . e .e i below, ltr1 :' I - 11a pected to exceed 50,000 t*94 for affic In the tax col 6 - .i . , \, ~ :% I - W : ines are still .s'pected 'luring the last tso or three days. 'rags are told m the - - - - '?1 lV - -' _/; j , i/f' P that date at midnight Sale of 1970-71 plates would Indicate a record year or ScmI _______________ __________________ •, - present license plates expire On 10 '' I _ ~ Pirathy L Danleis ! lrrtl,r M. Leavitt : NtIson Moore Miktred U. Baugb. NB&ry Paulirm Lewis, Deltona Donald Herbert live,rer, Lake Mary Annie )Is. Corley, Tan gas-in. , ADVANTAGE , SANMRD: ChLfles Hayes Jr. LIMITED TIME ONLY! TAKE Write your Want Ad Below - one word to each line. Include your address or ph a one . - . __ I (,arlarid H 'hnas., Lcngwood JURTIIS Mr a ii d Mrs. Celestino (Frances Louise) Costantino a baby girl, Sanfor-tJ i . .z ! - VOX POP - "I a m that lady you tnentiont-rd axi,viw real name is Inia "ifilet Cloud," writes a clitnt "but my friends ___ff- cau Lne Fluffy.' ., . . . Leonard H. Wrigbt bat taken the Son F FrancWo Chronicle for 54 years. U he dom"t bold the rec. j~ _ orA among long-time subscribers to one newspaper. wbo does? a a NV_ - - Your queWons and comments art! %-&~otned and %- W be 'J..S IT ii\, w herever possible Please address your Z used stoLM Boyd, P.O.Box0eB,Sattl,Wssb.It1I - ' ivi Mn Rosehl (Ola) V.aier \C)T ONlY DO more people rub noses than kis but more -- 1 people rub nes than shake bands. - NOW TIlE I)ERMA- and baby boy . TOLOGIM contend a girl harms her hair, not belps it. if j Maebelle Jones Earl A. 110m brusbes 100 btrokes a day. . . . MOST FRUGAL TIPPERS Armond Dickens - in cocktail Joutiges. reaffirms a barteDder o( lanx experience. - \ Is designed to ride to the inoon aboard Apollo i PIGGYBACK Artist's concept ahows NASA's Wpound satellite scheduled for Apollo Is a slona. The small units, carrying particle detectors and itiagnetometeri, will orbit the moon to test I.ntracUon of earth's magnetic field. batclItc'a mission is act at a year. The a(terncm na i a deep! Li. - #si - - - - j,! -,%1, I frr The produCti being Their aesrch. reported at the Third International Congress on protein depend on what's av.uFood Science *nd Technology able torn tassels at Kansas now UnderWaY here, Is fueled by Stat• University, sugar ein the reali,ation that In the stand waste In Colombia coconuts r , .t ter . endowed I the exotic-sounding names ' . taçp"rl t1w oaches Awal ted 4 = : e in s rot P) tnir1"r. 2r'!d*'' 'r4 -sr.'h OP "A5OT 11 Fhit tbo prohlerni will he of tt-o U.S. NatlonAl Academy of old pre.4leti,ang of dMtUal JS M- are already Oul ,n4 (iatemalan the (Ufd for cheap plentiful United States firms at. prr'.ri nr source s of protein, the bOdY • marketing noodles flour ard most Important Crum builder " - - - P - trash cans, sitting the GeAs And tracted from so - - Swedes F a m'i*1'ipe s Are Small g w DAVID W%fi1AiF . .. _ I, 1H' Gen. 1-crnandez is commander of the 2nd Military Division covering most of Southwest Cambodia. From his headquar- I tt- rs at Kompong Speu. 30 miles ; ,-c'ithwest of Phnom Penh. he directed campaigns in . ',-.Saarig. . -of bmil before Vft compart,fl. %kitli farni. Srang, Kinrom as well as his families have cars. And the us'. only 9 per cent of Finnish AP Business AUI1)M O%sn camp. banizaticm of population grows lies. i. nddled World War fl 614 EW YORK (APi - It I14eIY even more concentrated -De'pie the tendency tossard _ an-nored cam., Ameri. I limming ha,; improved great , central heating. only 11 per cent not pardcularly cvncern you ca trucks erman ambu this ces. Briti,~ panel vans, Pnd' that the average French family Is but poslsar rebuddrng pro of Norwegian families en Jects have not eliminated nota. convenimce. Communist Chinese guns litter --has more children than the ave tampers the dust) compound of battered erage Italian family or that and ital) and housing short country Europe. more barrack blocks. one-fifth of Swedish households ages still exist in many coun tim ights ,;Pent un. The devastation of war is not iI Lms. uontain only one person. der canvas during U069. new to Fernandez. who said he Or. for that matt* r. that only ne aurv@Y's $5.000 s"rate I -With more than 92 per cent got h!s last name from early ! .1r, per cent r4 France's Cathol. findings. says the Digest, are ! of househo:es owning sets. Brit- ! SPAU115h, Portugue" and Fili. Ics went to church last Christ-1I"Pected tO be a b0cm to govern- j ons rank as Europe's leading pino migrants to Cambodia. mas or that the average Briton ment planner,, sociologists. television watcher, Each set is drinks only 1196 cups of tea a economists marketing teacher, tuned in an average of 16 hours o s. a week. ~ .. year, or 400 fewer than a decade and acts ueh as these: Tb book ago. e musicians, , ere if is called "A Survey of Europe that followed the traders.-- be But facu such as thew ilre! gold to a marketing man. or ,t,French families live in houses I Today." ! i Sit Id. : ____ -_ --least they are emvertible to! gold. for be Is the man who must tell the sales force how to utilize statistics In the Interest l p U of Profits. BY MARGARET SVII.I.E Reah1In that a comprehen wIll be on Saturr1v er se . 'DON (UPIi - A boy much pleasure. I!and Ical green--colors wh-lf'h ~ to Anne' - nations of Western EurWe had1friend recentl%, asked Princessi. headline writers no longer j3j - complement her pale. blonde never been made, The Reader's Anne to go dancing. She features. a Digest commissioned 14 re-#I decllned because "I have to do I be able to tag her ,"Britain's .I Anne has had almost teenage princecs" She hated 'n homework tonight" -"irch firms to conduct tio public engagements In Britain e. ews involved .__ long this year ar4 is now vacation- I I tilts, a crons-section of 320 mil. learning names and dctaUs that Ii ing at Balmoral Castle in ,I I i~ would confront her during the' . At 20. Anne is it Poised and lion people. diis s public engagements confident young oman It has Scotland with her farnuls tlir The survey resealed marked changes in living patterns. dur ~ It is an important part of what lbeen two years since she left Australia, ,NjejAr Z4,aland. riji I Ing the past 20 years as mate. Anne happily calls rny r mu dnd ie tnited School for Girls and assumed nal prosperit) spread thraugt. -being a princess sst out the continent. Wages are risQueen Elizabetb's only daugh. ; S%%1!1i1ni11g 'unido, -nd Jjo:-.e. 1. -. , , N4 r . 11 Mirror Bu siness ___ t I .: I - - (Mary. 11yatt Photo) - - VU Iw _ - et - .• at ' . _. French, lie said he used to spend an boure morning studyi= dt :::~~ EnizWkh but t he it iitr't the is _ .. want ' "r -, .,- 1;lim -_ __ ----.. - -_ -_ --- -.,.-- - Garbage Cans May Hold Future I .- i- For Answer - ---! - -- here Vhen the Americans come to be able to L' help us I 'P1Ik to them mef SUTC We understand eitch .410-0 - - - 4 : I .. _:I--:J- - - _&, 0.16 ~ % fl__19- --- - he pla,a on the portable gramophone he carries CWTY ,,, - - - .. - -.3k ! _TA I - .. kienfisfs Hunting :T__ \ V. :-r - traditional afternoon nap so his ran FIL1d Fnhsh from records - .. S*Iesta j t ? .. 7 i~ - ; i ( 7 ._-_-- _- .I. . _. . i: - I ' - , 1 7 U 4 Ge - V. . * I -.1, .-* ____ 1L. I -_ - -_ ____ - -_ , - ' I ! -,--**-I - ' ~X I .— - I / - :;" .""r' -•--•- I AD D D ESS Pow.O."M WI 4.4 0 ECR ..- I - we 0% __.k-_ 4__ __ - 9 P tL5 ctL M No Frost Refrigefflor-Fnexer works ov wam of 1MI. foot balling drum used to inahe iron ore pellets. CITY ZIP DONIT i CODE * F~~ ho ,14- "n to 81 1W. : 1114M "go NO bin t-4 mw~ a Yt:-t Does It FORGETI ENCLOSE YOU R CHECK OR MONEY OMNI __ ___ __ su&-cillfsholl - - - Id I * gjjg tile wires. Thei it~uid twall I I bLIith(ib SILt 55 IUIIgIIII)Is 43111 1 i ia a sants300y*rds away t. the nibs *1ge. - I ~ - 8 -- -- - ---- ~_ -~21'*"_'. r , , ~ . "~ ;' -,. _ -- * Sanford Electr*lc Co. 2622 I I- . ;": &,*% I ' nearly two inlill" grwi a ear ji ; CIC a I $309 is S. Orlando . 9 r u-.-. .- �- -- --=--- ------ -- -- w1w.uII UP -- )A r"o I.r . I flOur Local Champion 1:.. U IRY74- - ___ - i -_,-!~-;-., a______ _-;_-4--. _ I... I : ! !~] '-% I ; li 'lii 11 If __4 t, 11.1 As - I 0. I rn IK I e I . ed s FinaninaI . jones 411111111111 ___ __ _ _____ ez; I Assis ance __ ~ _;., -1 -. - - i~~~ ____ - __ - ____ ____________________ t .1 __t- __- __ t -7--____-__ _-_ I ____ _W~_-_ I _ ___.- - ______________________________________ urt C*;L e s m iltoll n G oo t ir, t ': Writer is ative. pitcher Steve Hamilton of .n Louls, filed A $4.1 million anti. I but ae ' ;t Its still "All that Judge Cooper held is trust suit against baseball after I "reasonable and necesiary to the New Yorir Yankee,. wMk n ?4W YORK (AP) ~w three strikes before you'ro (Put. that It Is up to the Supreme tile Cardinal,; trjt& d him to pre,.terve the integrity of the reaffirming the Playeri As,to- V. , 1ncJ (tirt Floods 'ittorne s Court to overrule the Supreme C elt Ileof Flood.. fe' elation s back game. maintain balanced mad. It clear today they IiU Court," said Marvin Miller, ,*. Philadelphia last winter, I .j Ifowever, Judge Cooper. in his competition and fan interest and gMiatior still fs the best way. ecutive director of itie Player, Psve two big swings left. er "We had hoped the case rim Flood took his first strike Auociat ion, which has support- 47pnge decision onthe May 1- encourage continued investment hue vacationing In Copenha ed Flood In his suit • I think iv June 10 trial upheld baseballs in piver development." would go this far • he ia(4 W, 11 Vo 1 gen when Judge Irving Hen eryons knew it would be din Iwanted to negotiate W. tilt itowev' r he also wrote • year old exemption granted Cooper upheld bmithall's contra cult for a (114trict court to overr by the Supreme CrAirt frnm rX. art,,~,-%~svin' ced that the conflicts hope to tl( so."'it .rsiaI reserve system against rule the Supreme Court Isting ant i-trust legislation between the parties re not iT R"fore Plond n't.t us n i I1 ii his antitrust suit There will of cotire be This reserve system is a set reconcilable and that negotia junction on 'he reserve syiterfl The ruling didn't ,itirpriolto appeal," said I attorney Allan of rules which hindq a plAyi%r to (Iono; could produce an Accorn-'anii damages and forfeited his I Flood's backeri, and they made Zerman. one club unless he is traded rrodation which so,iId he $114) 1)4)0 a year salary by volun.. ready for anottir'r ssitig itis i. lnoi a i€ year nirl star .qnfd or released. i eminently rAir and equitable to I tarily Mtting out this wasion. 611ir in a federal cotirt of ,a[) turfielder ,,k Im has a .29.1 lif- , .. Clearly the pre1xrndernncq, of all concerned, there had been talk of Uie pla 4'redible proof does not hvor Biiibsl1 Comn-Icsloner Rowle er, and owner, getting togethet' ; elimination of tho r ierve I Kohn. while applauding the de- to rnodify the .,qv,qt., m. clause.' Judgp Cooper wrote in , 0.0on. 3iid he has "c4inqi3fently ; %tiller sold ' otiation "has _ ,i hi,.t decision. U - -LE A AJO maintained thu the clubla and! been one precise p"tidn for I't I I Ile said the eflect of the sys- players can bargain (Kit Solti- I more thian t1wee years. twit the 1~ I ;; . I~ lem is to "deny him (the play- tions to any probleins th.,tt owners have tAken a contrary 0" I position ' i I Cr) hroughnut h$s career tree- . _,i..,_ By CIAV HAR ~E M I Mike plays out of Land O' GOA' Tournament in San D v. 1 - u quircid tn .send Mike and his contributions. T h e Maitland IIAlf the entry fee will go toHerald Sports start Lakes Country Club fl Cassel. All !ike nerds i the money father to the tournament. Half Jaeeea and the I and y ,akes 'srd prize money and the other Mike Jones is an eleven-yearcar- berry. He plays with a five to go Around $700 will be rc• this amount has been raised by Men's Association will sponr half will be tied to help send 1 (., , ' old F3orda GolI C1arnpion. handicap and most of his op. a golf tournament this Satur- Mike to San Diego. Tee-offs Mike Jones wants to compete Position is adults, day to try and raise the rest of start *t 7:00 am. and end at for the natonal title The Jaycee' A s State Tourna P 2 00 p m the Mike JOOCI ssill not be able rntnt, for the nine to eleven I1 area golfers are invited The Mike Jones I)*'. Tourne) ; "O Compete unless the money year olds, was Mike's latest , . . r . will he open to both amateurs to enter and he1p send Mike to1k.o......", T y . can be raised to send him to San victory This 1n qualitied like and pros The CallowaySystem ward a chance to sin the Na1 I)ieo Califnrna for a berth in the Junior World will be used in this tournament tional Title he wants. ' i .8 I " Have you been down to the city tennis courts lately? Wel.l. i N_& • maybe soy should ston by just to ts.ke a gander at the coodi1 :4 tion of the t" courits. Man. is it really piUful. ) .. : are cn,jo)ed eousunUy in use. They are These courts # r . • - R I both young and old. Now n t it a shame the CU) can't get ; ~ =.off their "best intentions" and spend a little money to fix ~ I W. I T -C : __ 'Ir _ l I :Z. Why just the other day I saw Ow Sanford R"nation Doii ,U - -A ;I. . _ ~ Z partment's Director, Jim Jernigan, over at the court filling :.1 I ; ,~ IN, X I _< L --- --------`""o' -1 '.. cr. 11~111111111111111111il -7 0-,----lm: l.m ". 4 1 0" FM I ; See It' . ' L , . . , - - -. ____ -5 _.1 -. A money. f a lor . , 1013 - - V-11 - ___I,JjjJJ__-_ ____ % : - - ________ - .- - Swinge :I . A - ; #I- - De en s .1. I Ti 1 'I -1-14`*~~ Bv . WILL GRUNISLEY P Special Correspondtni I- TULS Okla. a __ , ______________ -. - -'W- -- 4-y-Pul .. ____ 1. P) the social s4ingcr I C been -1. I I - :_-_~M--_ -4 - __- _ ~_ 7~_X_ _~ , ;r. . __ --_ ~ "I think I can do ft.** Floyd `~N-&--- ___ Lr Z_ ~ .." -1 sMd after taking a single pric Uce tour of the tough demand - .fr ' - - - * - - - - -~-_-__,_ r-,,__jtf -. 11 11 - 4 ,I - - -_ - _ . . ea d ,A., - . 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The first - ing ~~!-j,;.':Mi~ ~, 'i~.~: ~ ~ W - _t1A _XI! o ww% w%FMPAC73 '"', .- --. _ - •' ove Season Opens Soon! 1 570 11 .491 20 I os Angeles 5 43 San Fran. .. 56 58 ' - ''7, O the Florida campus the past few years it.anding placekckors has iigie1 a footbali it seems there have been Peek brathers listed grint-In-nirl to attend 11olarlds State University, on some sports roster at all times. Contribu The Perth Amboy. 'U, resident attended ting to this illusion Is David Feek who has Ferrum Junior College in Ferrum, Va.. last been listed at so many different positions an year. He will be eligib t for mi. the football roster note, this fall Peek haii; Nrien an end, tackle. guard, do- , - 06.Rowd-,4,4. Sporti * ng Scene ' - r % 53 61 4 66 - 1, Today ~ et B resented - i 5 60 Weal Dlvtalon Kansas City 43 72 374 MilwAtikeo . 43 74 .168 iion , FOR HUNTERS RIGHT ON TARGET' C i_if1Tf II Sui 4 i .47111 R 463 9' j 419 1 •9 57 r j 4 ' BCK>G--,GMNG BMER AND BMER e -- ing i - e - i - Co S I Atlanta 8, 'Montreal 7 ter lie moved to center halfway through better. Longest of was 3$ yards and he V.edneiiay'a Results New York 2. Cincinnati I ~ i spring drills and quickly put a clamp of the once kicked one 70 yards during a coaching ~ Baltimore 5, California 4 Houston 4. Phiiadelpht* 0 first team job. clinic. Oakland 11 Cleveland Los Angeles 11, Pittsburg.4 4 ~1 David's brother Gene was a split and for Fmtes vwas barn iu North AtHea and spent i 'Milwaukee 6. Detroit 5 ; St. Louis 5. San Diegr) 4, 14 j the Gators for thr,!e sessons. Another ~rother ~ I "I i Chicago 5. New York I I a r. i him tin even 200 for the By TOM SALADINO i mn!lngs " However. 1 Tommy. was a swimmer of note in recent to Perth Amboy. tile .14 year-old was going to take him out after Boston 7.3, Kansas City 4-4 il, I Aoisoclated Press Sports Willer San Francisco 6. Ch.rallo 2 0a& I years. David threaten!s to put them all in the 1 Washington 5. Minnesta 3 Manager Red Schoondienst workhorse had to go 14 Inning% the l4th." ' Today's Games shade, however. with hi-i football performan. 1 Florida State h, ,s 4eheduled its annual , .-^t. Carl Taylor. who on Tucs San Francisco (Pitlock 33) it culdn't have given tso cents before subduing the stubborn C1 Today's Games ball picture day Sept. 33 at 1p.m. In Desk S day's game for the CArds with a Cleveland (McDowell 16.7i at Chicago (Pappas 7-5i for Bob Gibsoi's chances before San Die-go Padres 5-4. Campbell Stadium. San Diego (Roberts 6 9 at St Perhaps the higest mystery connected "as reached for 15 hits but drunatic ninth inning grzind Oakland (Odom 5 5), N The tt)''l .minoie, will he I fu!1 game 1k, fire balling St the arne and the at Louis (Cleveland 0-0) 6-7) along Baltirnore (Balmer I %ith the 1970 Unl~etsity of I co,hero in %as the Florida footb&ll uniforms ready for photographers, both talla. Louis CardinR18 ace had to also ranned 13, upping his sea- .1,1, .Montreal (Wegener 3 3) at At- i team is the situation in the middle of the de. vision and stiH. ~ 'Gibson. drawing a bases. CaliforniA t i on o agree fenaive line Detroit (McLain 2 3) at Mil- liuita (Reed 4-5), loaded walk off loser Ron Willis, Coach Bill Peterson will jr..t the 5.mt 7-3) at New York (Sadecki But before the night was over. ahead of former American forcing in the winning run. waukee (Pattin 8-0). N Gator Head Coach Doug Dickey is not noles in time for the evening mail on Sept 21. the veteran right-hander had League hurlers Walter Johrion Minnesota (Blyleven 65) at Cincinnati (hierritt 16-10). N moaning about the situation here, ratUr hi* The stridders wW use the following day for Gibson. wher. told he had Philadelphia (Short 6-12) at having to wait until developments among their phy3lcal examinations. shrugged 11-8), N 1.4 Washington (Bo3man 1 1 78 pitches. had thrown ~ 11 4 chalked up his Ifith victory and and Rube Waddel. who I and atd "I don't care about Chicago (Miller 5-6) at New .kuston (Conk •'..). ld his personnel dictate what the position's cornThe twn--a-day practices begin Monday, ana ed a major Ieattie record shared the mark at '.en Ii Only games s--heduled pcsition will be. i (tie number of pitchei. They al. York (McCormick 1-0) Sept. 24 with drills !icheduled at 9 a.m. and Sons with In the process. Friday's Games The mystery is created because the candi- 5 pin, daily. Cnder NCA.A "ules, the first au Kansas City (Fitamorris 53 ways talk about the number, but Los Angeles at Chicago the "I didn't think I was thro%% ng Nou can tilrow 90 pitches and at Boston 01orno, C-2) The record-becoming da,.es for top Jobs we a sophomore, a senior practices must be witho--,'. pads. II San Diego at Pittsburgh, first pitcher In history to strike too good in the bullpen Gibson who has never iettrtd and seldom pIed a Florida State opens its season Sept 12 4 Friday's "-*me& twi-night or more batters in eight said afterward. "I was lucky I , lie was sa%ed that fate i0cf, out .00 1 veterAn who tonderwent shousder surgery af2jaln,it Louisville at Cimphell Stadium. : I . Baltimore at Oakland. N San Francisco at St. I.ouli. 2. : ter spring practice. a veteran who has letter0a0 icasons-was probably Gibson's they %%ere swinging." I . I Richic Allen clubbed his 32nd .Detroit at California, N fliflI twi-night eeii If YOU d have easiest work Wednesdiy night, ed while serving in a utility role and a veteran August - The call has gone out to Un!. tioriier In the eighth inning, cnnCleveland at Milwaukee. N New York at Atlanta, 21. twI. I evidently bound for stardom beft,re being versity of 31Uami'v 1970 football squact to coming In tile third Inning when warm up. I wouldn't have 91ven bling the Card? to tie the score I . Chicago at Washington, N night he fanned Nate Colbert. giving two cents that he'd go nine strick d'iwn by illness last year. ehack in by the night of WcdncdaT, August at 44 after Colbert had slugged l ew York. N Kansas City at N Philadelphia at Cincinnati. N Ir -- --- -- -) t ------ -- 36. 'his '16th with a man aboard in Minnesota at Boston N I Montreal at Houston N kny resemblence between Florida's trio Coach Charlie Tate has ,et the morning of I the sixth for a 43 San Ditgo of first team linebackers off the field and on August V far physical examinations and the lead, 0 ar.uual picture day is ict for 1 p.m. that same 13. as they -iay. purely -coincidental." ~ The %ictury %%- a.-% the Cards' day. Pms. television jud magazine photoMike Kelley. 6-2 and ZOO- pounds. recently 12th in 14 games and edged ate 29 hard-boiled eggi in a variety show. RIgraphers will be on hand and the ath1tes wrn : them to within eight gomes of P I : loose as living models for the camchard Buchanan is a gifted artist and can gire be turned the struggling Pittsburgh i'i. :tct 1) ' • S perfect imitations of racoons who have betu eramen. I rates in the East Actual practke will not start until the bit b cars scramble of Au"23 anti even then it Willi be a talented. if green JournalmorninS Fred Abbott is In other games. Lci Angeles Mrs. Louis said the 'Brown Lit Wile writes of the accomplishments of his workouts in shorts. Under NCtA regulations. routed the Pirates 114, the New DETROIT (AP) Joe Louis .It's a toachy situation," said %:'' no pac[3 can be worn during the first three 01 C, I friends and semb in color Polaroid pictureo; \ , l!',F0l.1,. , _1 inchinati 2- 1. was c-Iled "one of the MostBomber to u er in the Norfolk days of the pre-season drills. It will not be end of iu p.uud defensive with nis articles to prove he haint made up i .rt Zachary, San Francisco dropped Chicago 1antiuic black human beings 'Morn. i iuch wild fantasy. should really be there. unial Monday mwning. Augu5t 31. that fW1 .Neptune football team ~ 6 3, Atlanta nipped Montreal 8.7 Ijut on the face of this earth" but I just don*t feel up to it." -. uniforms and pads can be wom and the actual and Houston blanked Philadcl- by master of ceremonies Bill I lie and other mcmbcrs of the (earn are wondering contact itarted. Morris Mci-lone. a Florida State L'ua'er' Dr. Gary Martin, Louts' phyi hIa 4 0. Cosby as Detroit hosted "Salute how and where they are going to tackle Sirs. Patricia Pat 0a* sity gradu3te, has joined the Seminole staff as Wes Parker raced home with to the Champ-Joe Louis' elan. said "It i3 in -Joe's best Palinkas Seniors Jo. Schmidt and Van Golmunt freshman basketbaU coach, it was announced intcre3ts not to attend" the tie breaking run in the Wednesday night . junior collegian Don Breman, Junior holdtoday by Athletic Director Vaughn Mancha. Louis wott the heav)%%eiglit Pat jr, the first woman ever to be signed to play profes- eighth inning on Pirates' relievLouii wa,i unable to be at tile - __ served over Dieter 51atthes. iophotnures Bur:ess Ifellone, a native of Marion N.C.. 1 2 1. 1937 sional football. and she'll play her first game Aug. 22 at er Dave Giusti's wild Otch and benefit-t6bute as lie remained championship on June 2 Bruce Bishop and .3teve Parr make tiI, Qs.ifls as a graduate assistant last season unJer I'oreman Field at the Kiwanis Bowl Viher) the Neptunes meet then the Dodgers broke loose tot In n Dcner Veterans hospital knocking out James J Brad sevea runs in the ninth inning to while his wife 'Martha accepted dock. He retired from the ring I Head Coach Hugh Durhaln. 4 the Orlando Panthers. Before graduating from Florida State. the football team and this rates 29 One Of the 1 allop Pittsburgh. , the praise and applause of more March 1. 1949. exactly ecstatic Other members of the Norfolk team aren't 27 - year -old Mdllone attended Marion High strong spots for t970. lie had faced 71 professional The loss, coupled %tit tie (lian8.000 who aid as much as Ray Beflan.y. who was Nu. L at this putithat Uiey'll come face to face with th first woman Player In School and Wingate Junior College in North ' of then) Mets' tritimph. dropped the Pi. $100 a sent to attend the event. opponents arid be3ted 68 I I .., two at the .itzirt of 1969. is lost for the year professional football. tax Sc rates' lead to only 1 1,; ganit!3 . ports persona es a oun ed . 'ollawing an off-season automobile ccdent. ct iirte and Rocky tsr ma • ViuItI boxers Sugar R'is Robin 'Besides being a diffitult situation in the dressing room, nsCr \ess York In the . 1 . son and Sonny Liston. she might present a sticky problem on the football field -_ --- - I - ______ -_ - , -_ -.------ ---.-----sild (,eorge liu,hes, Neptune In the second eighth inning run 1)811 star Bill Russell and foot don't like to think about it, '-I. I . for the Dodgers ssith a .,igl(b ck it 'I' Football coach. I and Jeff Torborg driled a Wo- Lmne all in tile audience. i .I Pat Palinkas Js a laopound blonde from Tampa. FIR., run single and Willie Crimford Tile entertainment headed bi I 0 who signed a contract recently with the Orlando Panthers as added a two-run double in 1110 emcee Cosby featured 'Motown I % i i I . ~ P, a place holder. She'll hold the ball for the field goals and ex- I)lg ninth. Record's top hit group the Jack. I %.- f tra poinU after a Ilanthur touchdown. -_ I The Dodgers, who have uon four straight. to get v Ii Pluiry ••Is •nis Saturday night Matuihia Jackson Billy Eck Pat ssas aigneil to the unusual contract when she accom i%t-US In the West, itine. the Four Tops and the Orlando games of the -: panied her husband, Steve to place-kicking tryouts and 67 lilts. stored 36 comedy of Redd Foxx to round / TI coach Paul Massey signed the husband-wife team to one.year have •. ____ runs and are hitting .419 during: off the bill. I . .,.. , ~ V -. - -_ .li4lcontracts. their streak. Sizemore has bat. Film clips of Louis' tight vic. " 4 . Unofficial sources cla'm .she's a better holder than lie is ted at a .667 clip with 16 for 24 tories drew thunderous applaule . . ii:93: ~ I 1 I In his eight game hitting string. from the crowd An did the ap. X!3 10 ON $ - - - -_ - __ -------- - - -_ -.-- - -_ - , ._ .. _', .1. I _ I -) ~O X 13 11, pearance or Stri. Maithis Louio; . ~ i .;. .. 1 It, ,.MX11 & 0. ____ to accept tile formal i ~ . 1i 1 % . v-r----~--rvZ--" t -It I I , -1 , ,m -I- _1 Z ) 6K14 ; 1 I I i"I . ...P~ . .1 ~ 7 f! good %lii-4hes for tier husband. - ~PM _-~-~-_!. .; ? - . X .. I r il F .T " ~, 0 .# l 351'4 miI I N - - lls, ' ut Recor %U IIIe WV I a a - Are St*111 M F ori M 51 • - - - AWOL P ayers W. L. flet. G. 11. Pittsburgh 73 42 633 CW Or 62 52 r14 l0'a Chicago 30 12 61 54 57 55 509 144 PhIla lila 467 174 56 59 on a 53 62 461 20 69 43 616 \llnnesota Oakland .. . 66 50 .569 S ____ ' - ) I ennis i--.' - BaltImore New York Detroit .... Boston Cleveland \sh n $ St'1811 Tough - - - 1 Gonzales Is - ~f ~ Z_ 55 of being 1' iui lied i, '1 II)(, I. I \\ fl I' ' 11 1 U Lit tie •tuiii l'4 III t he process , bo Lane. in Mint1a 'a flUIt( he' at the Orlando Sports Stadium Lane's s card fea.partner, Sheri Lec, looks oil with allmsed interest. Next %% Eddie etween 1\ mall tag team e'nt •tntl .i grudge match b tLlI( Pat terMon Po i ( h nd I litHiel 1It ((ii s'CiaY l!nrtcoe Photo) ___________ . '- liv Ill F Ab',OCIAT I) PR I SS .'.-ItInnal League American League . M- . - ________ '._- \•f 1, i-: - -X_~_g- . - -1 -,'..- - -U . - *V* -_ I I,--__. -.,---. -, - - ____ - - ; .~; _M1 - his swing during the Florida - TJ ....-- 3 . By BRtTF 11.011ITT . in the sc% . __ -_ %ssoeiaied Pn ci Spoils V, rher difference _i, 'b.J Carl Yastrzcmckj knocked In !7_t_-_ 0n last weekend the Oak five runs with a ho ________________________ I land Athletics were being count- double and Gar) Peters pitched out as sencis pennant out of several pins 'ci boost iii TIC rr i LJIn Le un es iii C ague Boston over Kansas CU) in the ,%%est Toda3 hoieer they're opener But the Ro)als, after I camping on the doorstep of first. seeing their 3-0 lead vanish in piace Minnesota thanks in part the nightcap got a ninth inning to Chmpy Campaneris. doub'.e from Lou Piniella and the game-winning single from third 10 games hack But since Paul ,Schaal - , -' '- - ______ -W_ 4 1 L T - game they've played while Oak1 "I am single. I like girls. ! fault through the help of his ~ land hi captured them all, in W-F _ tiSometimes I take girl.; Out father and fellow pros Bob Ros _ I eluding Wedncsday night's I I 1, ' ~ like to go to a nice piace It it's I burg and Phil Rodgers. P1, ! shecling of Cleveland which. YOU CAN lose inore tennis balls in th holes on a nice place. ou usually find "It'a very technical and h I coupled with hfinnesota's 5 'i I tile courts neor Ft. Mellon Park. Here, one of the 1 liquor around. I to explain.** he added. "I Uasn I ,i I ~ loss to Washington. eased tile . .- e. **Pmp)e s" me in the.se cir. i getting through properly with I ii curnstances A's within five games of the top, and. knowing that I' the lower part oil my body. my ., __4. cave-in. i -_ the Campaneri,_;. Oakland . am competing in a golf tourna. legs and hips. I think I'VE hit ;_ Z I_ . I, tihomtop ullose real first 11anic I ment. say. -look at that Pa..! more practice balls in the most monsterous holes you have ever seen. n C is Bert, led the assault againi It seem' the sewer lines run underneath the courts and Floyd. out on the town. He in my life _ 11~ .. the Indians, smacking four hits .I ! ,. , I . --_ ,.;~: __ -*_ is something elj,t I ought to be back at the motel __ I- __'~ -B3, the time or :lie U.S. I -ofle of them a triple-and t CfP 'ib,ch should be corrected ~Z ... p I Open I had m> swing back . I : 1* . --. . ..., I I .woring four nins. Frank Fer. * - That's the way it sts rts. a nd :~ again and I thought I was going ,I With the !,urfare in the condition it i.4,. it seems to ine that : . TORONTO ,AP) - Even with three run the only solution would be to rebuild the courts and move the t just escalates,. nandex contributed ~ to win the British Optn-I felt' a minimum of sleep after a long homer 2 (, MU I JO\ E ho off hi skill w hule sewer line Come on all ou tennis players sirite a letter to the , Acknotledging he s n angel that good But I couldn't sink a plane trip, the 41-year-nid Pan. A's manager John McNamara practicin.v ;it the Land O' Lakes Country Club. ,c the ones ulio :the strapping. curly-haired son putt_ Last wpek. at Akron I had ~ city and let them know hou you feel. You'i Is a tough -aid he "thought it walt going to cho Gonzales still . ; of a Fort Bragg. N.C. pro told , I I three-putt greens." Mfihe is in need of financial assist,jince to compete u1i the facility, 4 I the tennis court. on * he one of those games" after foe - the uorld today that his princi in the national tournament. (Don Vincent Photo) Gonzales whipped Joh n the Indians grabbed a quick 41 It seems we might just base an invitation softball tourna- pal current interest is n repeat- er one of the game's big hit- - __ 'lead. "We used up three pitch. Sharpe of Toronto 11-9. 64 in his ment here over the Labor Day weekend. TbIs women,s son. ing as the national pro :harn. lers. said a course such first-round match Wednesday ers in three innings, ball tournament would see teams from throughout Central PlOfl. Southern Hi "Bob Locker did a great job," in the $23,(M Canadian Open .'., Fl jujida competing for top honors. Nobody's done it since Denny rel fairways and subtle haz.ards, !, McNamara said of the veteran Tciin,c Championships. He got Theie plans are still in the making but it is hoped that Shute 4n 1936 37 Shui.c gray, I ices number ri ght . handed reliever who five hours sleep after a six-hour at least 10 trams will be prex"t to compete. This tournament i~ bland and expanding at the! taking the title. ~blnnked Cleveland through the Plane trip from lAs Angeles. A*aibt line. is in Lhe 135 - -man would be bpon&ored by the Seminole County Women's Softball !; , l golfer ° f inal 523 1 ranvs. Linda Tuero of New Orleans AssocIation, field challenging Foyd this ....... he 'd can fig0 0 whipped ISS 1 In Wednesday night s other Pat Walkden, South Af. week-end over the 6.1421,%ard five men who are play American League acUon, Bald. rica, 6-1, f-3 and will meet RoseSpeaking of softball, a drive has been launched to con. par-70 Southern Hills Country ng the -*.t golf at the moment more nipped California 5 4. Mil. Mary Casals in the sernifinals -- strUcl dugouts at the Fort Melloo Scdtball Field. These dugoun, CoUb " I (nurse and add five niore who in uaukee stunned Detroit 65, the of the women's singles today. would be built to city specIfications ,orne through in importr tour Chicago White Sox trimmed the Miss Casals advanced by de. This field is used by both men and women's softball. nament and - o have 'hlist B MIKE' HL(ilT Friends . New York Yankees 5-1 and Kan. feating Cecil Martinez in an all. l ~. lassie league softball and the p" wee batieball league. It I "I wouldn't name anybody but As%ociated Pre%*, Six)rt% Writer: while. reported he would not be sas City split a twi-night double- San Francisco quarter-final, STANDINGS be real nice to get this dugout constructed so it will be rcady r en With Joe arnath in Florida. back in New York until Sunday header with Boston. winning the 6.3. 1w the start of the next season. I bet ona ainsi the f'eid• A. Atkinson in Pennsylvania or Monday. which I ssould leave nightcap 4-3 after the Red Sox Anyone wishing to contritiul. to the construction of these ________ Top-seeded Rod i,avcr plays There seemed 'little doubt and George S-aimes in Buffalo i_i ook •.e opener 'I4. - dugouts ~hould call 323-3M. Or if you wish. you can siend the '11 him missing for the Jets' his first match of the tourney becond e • es or cts caret eec "i Frank Ilovard s Jist home toda) against fellow Australian donations in care of this writer Garb Ta,)Ior, to the Sanford club-Jack Nicklaus. Bill . tain who's coming and t re season contest against At run and Alike Epstein's 15th. Herald, P.O. Box 1657. Sanford. : I per. Tony Jacklin. Let Trevino. going. o I Bill Bowery. '. ! hints this weekend, both two-run blasts, gave Wash This money would go to a worthwhile cause end would ''e Cram ton Frank b tinie. Aft- i Namath's absence also caused i ington its triumph over the reel. be used by hundreds of persons, including many small ch,,]1 Player. Arnoid Palmer, er the first exhibition game the Jets trouble on defence ing Twins. who managed just ' Doug Sanders, Dick Lotz. Bruce football teams are worrying; :!:~ -,,-. , . . 0 0 4 eight hits off Jim Hannan, 8.5, ' I L-t, velin and Dave Hill--pick about uhat rookies arid fringe iwhen middle linebacker Al At- ~ and reliever Jose Gnenda. One of our fx%orite ~oftbali pla~t. r~. i t, ilelln~,, 1~ In the . Ill N00M.W., ten. IL retiredlast -blastI players to cut or keep, but not hospital. Jo as burned when a pan of grease caught fire, Andy Etchebarreri drilled a W L I Would R Floyd i 1 and is currently in We Winter Park Hospital. two-run single in Baltimore. S nec Their offense and defense 11o'setr. Atkinson sias quot four run fourth J0 would like to hse onie s'citnrs phone calls or cards, , then unloaded ' Hi H 19 29 S h by 1 ed in Drexel Hill. Pa.. 815 saying his wond homer of th already have been crippled cause she sxys it gets mighty boring just vatching the old !r year , 3 The Sand Bees 28 3D I 0ude myself." injuries and !-trange happen. I he might reconsider after read- leading off the avvenih to pace;; .. bwb tube." She's in room 115. ings at eta 051 all-pro L.0 the Baltimore atiact- thet ., First altd for -Illost is 0we case i fensive end Gerry Phi'bin It 28 5D boyish 0 . Well. the old grid iron i-eason 4 just around tiie corn er. ;1 6. _--.J with dropped Calitomia 1% games I~ E . Slo"r Startert 1 14 34 'i ishly longlock of hair, is one of -of Nantath. the ueak-knevd but ! a &houlder dislocation. Practice sessions move into full swing next week. preparing 7 ! behind the A'Z. By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS HiGH 3A.ILS & 1. IL few eligible bachelors on the ,sLrog armed I do have responsibilities to controversial for the season openers in midSrpttnber. Milwaukee erupted for four 1 ex flowell G - Larry Dierker. . tour. He has a big feminine fol. I quarterback uho lvd iliv Jets to ', the Jets. and I realy Itci that I runs it) the eighth inning with Right nou, things are it, a pretty disturbed state. NubAy * 161 446 lowing and often is heen with Joyce Myers 1157,445 all Astros. tossed o%%c thrm the responribility a I a Super Bou I % ictory lmo ),cars a fi%e-hWer as reall)- knovvii who will be coaching %bere. We might Jus. ,, to 1 ; I pinch-hitter Bernie Smitti get''tUmn bCaUt' rn -me arm, 1I 83 444 Edna Burns ago. or coming ha( Ilouston blanked Phiiladelnhji f" few major cscl1in changc '4tthin thc next few days ting the decisive blow a bLiSt'S He is close friend of man,ig ~ 166 431 Builin - tn (bce is Sa1m 'I 'itand loaded Tb. siiagg,) hiurd "eLiti ssho, Ti " (wn Still don't know shat thes re Din to do at C I le that 40 ! er Leo Durvicher of the Chicago has been holding out for reawns I out safety fur eight years with 137.1 411 Jamet Bew I* an all ninth grade school. but they might eithe capped e rally. Don Wert hit BATTING Yastrzemskl, Cubs, sho lets him work o'it knoss onis to him sas sighted the Buffalo Hills sshn played fieldearns (Pr let the studcnts u over to Seminole and compete ssi. 162420 Betty Benton •uS homer of the year for Red Sox d I e runs II with tile baseball te2m. lie sunning. himself on a boat in, out his option. The Jets' big Detroit. i I" r4X Janet Schultz that school. his 31st homer and a double In 'Plays golf with Dean MaMn. Fort Lauderdale Wednes&y. weakrwss last )ear uas in ,1 . We knuw two coaches who are refly taking it easy this i the Ed Hermann of the White the 7-4 opening game victory and the Roily. I Andy Williams Earlier in the day Coach defensive backfield. #Avek. Central Florida's top prep basketbaU coach, Joe Mills, 1 1 Sox and Roy White of the Yan. over Kansas City. lie had a sin. DYINATRONICS MIXED : and wood crowd. He has been crit.l. Weeb E,A-bank of the Jets ' said i Ewbank said he has talked to our own Herald Staffer. Grey Boyles. are both on vacation i t, ' civ~d for walking n--t W - on spon. lie had ispoken to hi,s AWOI. ace 1 Sdimes. and Salmes admitted kees traded solo horners but It gle as Boston dropped the night. this week. One thing for sure. wc )mow Grey Is in his favorite ;I "as Bil! M#-Itoll's t%%() run !~~rwle , cap, 4 3. ; 1. Davit. 1-1 a a after winninty U by telepb3ne and said Nmniath:; -there*s a I ofix.hillty I'll be ----___ ' f-tate. North Carolina. (I'll bet he's just checking up to s.ee wb I 12. Malion 28 14 and failing to keep tournament Is trmg to resolse ti's prob playing In New York Its all a will have the best team, North Carolina or \orth Cirolina PolIcy 20 20 commitments. Sor question of what I3uffu(, i ask•.o,ri o..ib:' btate.) 4. Lambert 19 21 irig for me," be said. ; On the rest of the quarterback Have you donated toward the neu L)man stadium. if not, 6. Tucker 15-5 24.5 I'll -, _;_-~=! Scene Joe Capp of Minnesota , -ngl_ __ . I . Manies 5 34.5 11 1 1 44~2 twr) 1 7)VI O ICXCE, . Iare trying desperately to get the rest room& and corcessloo :i btill ,~as &Lmong the missing In I , It I hi3 money dispute. but Greg ! e the bleachers are completed. I I I ,*f1,14-_',10f'J-t7r,e. 15I Cincinnati's Cook. standout . The VOU11ty Put UP the lights and is focfting the bill on the vV -# 0. HIGH GAMES & SERIES ' .'. bleachers. In the tricant.ime. the boosters club has erected i "go , I e4vi ; =7,,576 Lew 'Norto" 1%... r. a fence around the field. But to romply with state regulations. M .522 for the first Ume. His where.; Ixke Manies --- they must base rest rooms and concession stands at the Ma 187 505 Palmer Loudermik thOUgh it had b e re,x'rted that ,00x . 172/4H Ed Mallon 1 ' 44974 1 he had stayed away The boosters held a lunchtou today at noon with 1721422 J. Thomas i I ~ \'N - -7 ~ 00riciW ;%r !S ; ailing arm checked again. : football coach Doug Dickey os hand as the featured speaker. N / 10:478 Don Whittei) Ifle,) hoped to raise lulte a bit at money at this luncheon , I Ctix.trinati teach Paul Bro,ii / 17714U Rob Cisytoo :ihn -_ of boatprary deeds. .~;VR"#19r, i said Cook was being fined ari I 'r ' $ 019 West i Al -W 1QF0 undisclosed amount and had ad- 1 I A 1 i ers will set underway this S&turday - -.' - o _____ Ilor raid. "and I'm not nearly veloped a mecharlical rla,A in , I - - . -`= . - ! ,. - , _ - - I __________ C) ________ - oser 77M4 iae .i in e ngr pressure at all I have procn I P1a hn Of G&f but Ray' can play touch golf cotr'c. Hod ..ho O(fl5 OCie ol his I have won the titI ect VGA Championship here today ought to be easier in a I begs to dissent an both counUt. ond time*' I m not mad at an)bods Ft d h 1 the handsome 200-pounnd bache. member last year. said he de. .it 1.__________ I .i_~ Mlliii _____ ~:-; I I I it i #1 I i i 16 - '- ?' . - -- - W" guy Now ON ILASY TUMS1 YJF IGOO - ~ TORE HOURS 6 A M TO 5,30 PA, MONDAY ThRU SA1URDAY S 555 We FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA* DIAL 322-2821 �< 0 it bit Moon Isn't Made Of Green Cheese. . . Or Is It? YLh century 1imitns their argument% 1 third that in rocks of the earth. is variously &rrdted to the their l a te mtk'i111- th it the 1 Supporting s.'-ert Sc*ace Today them "suspect that Er make I jc5 4 SO t hey made a search of Dutch scholar I)rsidcrious 16th century rumor about the with a table, By JOSEPH I.. MYLER (146.1536). the English perhaps the old hypoth-es are vvu.* awt notes.. that it earthly materials yielding sitni• umua after all. and should not 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) —The cheese-like rtu t!4sir sound vh,UU's. — CheMP lightly discarded' edly a deci behaves in John be Apollo lunar landings provided matter entirely was false. These materials turned out to 1520). and a fellow siamed - -- - ---.._h%J -lH SVmnnq i ar Nil. D.,k,n.d to give beauty and now p.otectI før itss modwt qjjjçs, . . - Handsome textured svrfec. that Wends p.f.ciy with any decoror color scheme. I - "Priorify Efforf" Protect Yoir Carpets and Floor Coverings with the Now Acrylic Fico!' Maf d ; be an ,issortnwnt of Swiss, Fr-ith who mentioned the There were one or two small fairly convincing evidence that In a recent issue of Science manner. paflcles between the lunar 0 the moon Is not mile Of green magazine. Edward Schrriber One Of the ways of analyzing Norwegian, Italian. Vermont.. matter In 1959. en o it rock and earthly cheese sound d or kIJI of and 0110(1 1.. Anderson 01 t" rocks is to observe the velocity and WScOnSIU ChC'L The Schreiber and A it Of any other scientists emPhMii*d that the3 didn't go into the question of velocity results. Thu they did Lamont-Doherty Geological O' of sound waves passing through 'C cheese. ,t,odv Is sun of I'I%t not worry Schretbet and purposes why them. l looking over results Of ChOSC for comparison ".. b iu& all the evidence is not yet servatory. ide-s. a when Erasmus and Hcywiol Anderion. matenils represenUng or In were born or who John FrithThese small diferences, We In and won t be until alter addressed themselves to this moon sample studies, t1b!f broad geographic distributi and Anderson made a "tartL order to preclude mv Was that was. But they did not knock the scientists said. "may readily be additional Apollo visits planned issue. might be introduced by regi3nal notion these gentsseverally accounted for when one the National Aerunae They didn't come right out Ing" &tiacovery. by dell how much better aged the noted. arid say the moon is made O The velocity of sound through sampling." AdmimstraUo (NASA). Schrcbcr rr.d Anderson said lunar materials are." Thr crn cheese hypotheis l So It may be too early to cheese. But they did suzt. moon rocks is roughly offly a , -t (r.cuIv.S3as R.5VIa,$4400 $5 . - h.aringa can help reach a ha! itil . efficient as these effort. Ramey said six Ii ii eti iI 15 MICC between the public inlerrs* to mInhIni7e any signititant nc plant i lK ing held at U N plants ar' thes all do have w.r on one hand -mu the • regional'annin i at•. p. r ne n it 'n iIrkIdqusrtu'r.c by the tnVu'rna - some imp,ict cm the eflvirOn 1II1EI) NATfl)N.q. N.Y. verse effects. nn hi' nth,', *45 l'r1vrIIriv'r u'ririv jfl(5 pihtie phint I nergy Agency ment. We must gain a bttler in The symposiuni lso nc-eli .'d tionill Atomic (All) A riicnitn.i- of the tiM. du'rstmnding Of the eitvlronrr.n 4twnic liiergy ColnInisslon 111 uily of nuclear plants in the and 'he M.-. We know.'' Ramey said, United State4 and of the t'Uet- t'c bil effect; peculiar to 'ach untied tudny for a "priority power of pouring heated iiat'r into II,,' that learn electric fort to learn itiore iihuuit the t'l rnjronmrmt shichi torn lui.Iet, p!ant iht-thc'r fossil 'n nticfrar of steam electric plant and C A V I II UU ñA Mu ANNIVE I I V RS A R Y Frct' of nuclear ittid fossil hid thot tha information nit .siiry fintuil .r. (h. inoit 4(ctie vise means to minimiie any )O\ luctiIn . - . WITH 43 wJ ; off I tbem INational Student Prew Itl otgo atuaz$ isa Mu wsa - ' r - -, - Don't waif 'fil those other little girls' mothers pick out all the prettiest dresses. communities and eh,ei.0 hare to Associated Press Writer The spread word of wfat they' ST. PAUL. Minn. (AP) been doing. The generation gap Stu-' president of the National ve - dent Association predicted to- Is widening, be said, and cornday the earning academic year munication Is lmportanL j an Increase in campus "I think one of the real crb will activism. "much tougher and facing students the next coup'e years is how to build and broad much more locally centered." see 'p I. J 4 f 11 cause whici the 0 sewci city we t Ii rnent bail r8uril T let - S lassie be re for 0 d ugou uOfli%. Ileral '1' b' ' den. hit • 14 - ------------ - - w - - ---------------- - Reg. Sli 95 hot As ,*.Sb.r. " 4t$*, )WW ' "S,Mce as close as your \\\ \ pbouie. If '-. I don '. have it s can ørder \ \ • 'i - rtnr I iimhr 5J4UP AND gr?t Ace Hardware - 30V - COt.M4N Qw.f • Pk 322.7121 - '. ': YOM ndliUlidl - •- :'- - ':'' 700 S. Fr.ach Ave. ,,:' ' - - "Next )-ear will see a redoubling of activism," said the rear-old graduate of the University of California at Berkeley. The NSA is holding Its annual • - - ." - congress here. The NSA says It has chapters on .i01) college and university campuses and claims to be the nation's largest student os-gem) (' '1iriii zation. Its membership Is counted by chapter, rather than by student. "The exact thrusts depend upon what happens externally," I Palmer said. "Lest We becume reactionary, well have to respond to what the President and other people are doing." But be said there is bound to be activity against government, p ,. I and it may include some directed at state governments, at HER GOAL was reached mayors and it campus adminis-. when Lesley Powell was ,, tr&Uons It %ill all depend k DLUaL£ 5 CAW Girl chosen what issues arise Palmer said Without recommending any her crown, topped wears rri1n9 o cmpuS ac:vim. with a 1sr ball. Pu:rr.vrr.d the time hits come - .. - - - - -. - - . Is I -. 12 r (iV" T,7--' __./r~r /,a ~1~ -'I -. 4L waba appiness, - -- '" 8 '11 tq.S99S - SUPER TURF $UILDU ith iron-7,500 sq ft baq - • epor s 0fl C riie FBI RI Cambodia this year made C01 Insecurity of being laid o!!, lege people "a lithe harder, a I or the Insecurity of a big doctor little tougher. a lithe more cYfl'- bill. They don't really sense. Cal about the responsiveness of nearly as directly as their parthe political system, a little ents. the effects of the rrt'.nt more cynical about bow the po- recession... litical protester Is dealt with In this country." said Palmer, of East Los Angeles, Calif. • S 95 bai• try said. "They don't know ab'; - atilici would / M SUPER TURF BUILDER Pe 1glous Batt es Rage In Northern I reland • ' y SALB ot avir ~,riorit, - - Assoc / .• :.' Vietnam war, racism. pollution tremendous problems unthr standing and being sensitive to nd corporations which manu- the problems of most workzn facture war goods or contribute n.,n.tiDfl of the environto "Most students have bczn nwnL away from home for a whiie in th i.ationj% S r . The symponsi-im on cii iion S in the larlip block-t %hich could hi4ve qIgnificant if! 6,000 Protestant into iiho t; i mspi eiiid police kept the Cath .u-'; By ltOt)NEY l'INDI'It III •i -r'' r Associated Press Writer 1 marched In bowler hati and tilics away from the parading ti> -luuiuld he prosecuted. LONDONDERRY. Northern gaudy sashes to drum and fife I'rote.stanis Although the NovOnly two brief incidents wrIreland (AP) -- Roman Catho-! commemorating the lifting of a crnrncnt had banned the pa- reported. •-in Londonderry battled Catholic siege of Londonderr ii !adr. the security forces lic British troops for four hours 1689, to stop the marchers be STREET SALESMAN, wearing pearl-encrusted tie and ropes of Imitation pearls watches a New York shopper Last yeara parade towlitA ause there was no confront' early today. but the troops and to see her reaction to his merchandise, These "side. : barricades of barbed wire pre- off fighting between the flogsid- uimi between the two relIgiui' walk psychologists are finely tuused to customer re ve n ted ii repetition of last year's era and the Protestants which factions, sponse matching wits daily with bargain hunters. Moody Aug. 12 religious war- spread across Northern Ireland Sir Arthur Young, Northei and has broken out again and Ireland's chief of police. said fare, The rioting in Londonderry's flga1 since, with more than a was the attorney general's r'• iiogside district erupted Just be- wore killed and hundreds cpon-sIhLIitv to "decide what of : iuundcd. alter a day procession." 1k said the nanu- fore midnight. This year. tliuiibte bi, rrl-.ul"- of int' of the rnarcho-rIt h id - Protestant parades In other r: hurhd ;u ru thuiiiurij parts of the city -ciehrittin iul tat .ini I u• I I. I '°°"Y Proti koffil U over the CatholkMilitant Catholn''.t:u h.uI ings to sluggings. totaled 306.420 been penned in the flugside all By MARK BROWN Associated I'ress Writer during 1969. UI) 8.3 per cent over day opened up on the soldiers just before midnight with bar. The 196$. WAShINGTON (Al') hut tir. ,-uurl -u'o rages Of Fui use of pistols. rifles and shotGijn were ucid in 63 per cent line bouiih guns by Amerkans to kill or maim other Americans has in- of the murders and 2-1 per cent Croui'hiii tIiiiiu1 nuit 'bncld", a'c.'utiltc. 19th. if time .iggrni ated ttit' the troops fired about 30 rounds creased dramatically since 1%I and of their latr1 antiriot i% capon I lie Federal Burt-au of Invest I FBI sim iii flu-tii tme of guns In murders six inch rubber bullets intentfrd gation says. Two out of every three mur- I cot up 80 per cent and use of to cripple the legs. 'Ilmey scat der s'ktims in 1969 were gunned guns in assaults went up 143 per tered the rioters for only a brief time. The rioters regrouped for down and one out of es-cry four cent. the FBI said • assaults involved a firearm, the solciiers There w,e 178,500 armed rob- another round, and the FBI reported Wednesday in in 19611, up 14 per cent responded with volleys of tear crime statistics for the Past cal over 1968. Tiio out of e%ery gas, filling the winding Streets endar %var. three iii urns Itxmkecl into the wlti clouds of choking smoke. Three soldicrs and one 6% Murd& Ts and tiumi,;t hiu.-nt barrel of a gun as they surrenmanalnughters claimed a total tiered their money or s-aluables, inn were reported injured. Cas of 14.390 lives—including those the FBI said. All armed robbery unities among the rioters were of 86 law enforcement officers rose 137 per cent between 196-1 not known. The Catholics hate their own first aid stations deep --in the United States during I and 1969. inside their district. 1969. a 7 per cent Increase over The riot was a backlash reac t.liiuook or King salmon m the calendar year 196C. .ulmon. reachinit 100 lion to the parade through I.ouiAggravated assaults, running largest of the gamut from nonfatal shoot- pounds and averaging about 25. donderry Tuesday of more than the specific ratlerns of In- what other people are doing and creased student protest. But be how to make understood wilat said he was sure much effort student Interests are." Palmer sznd students have' would be dirt-ed against the U.S. military in-&aement in ¶ 1 o C).aries Palmer said in an in. en their base. how to get out to terview he couldn't anticipate other people. how to understand thc , . ... - .. . Shop for school no - E -$ ILA . . •"- -: - 111ev told it joint U.N. 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'V week. aril 01 this w tata. will i-i A Zales Diamond Solitaire drop are tr stand s Ti hlcarh a fem. tiw'y Idi urn ! £1 V $501) 0 like a chief p.t+y officer's jacketl Unlined wool in bold plaids. 2 chest lisp Girls' cable knit pockets Boys sizes S M. L. lic. Sizes S M. L in whit., Styled - - \ Wi night porl 1 7 stretch knee-hi's of Orion® acry- // L ____ Ferincrt%tW compact spun-.drvinq wutlwr Compact washer ft, under kitchen counters and in closets. Great for ,apartments and mobile bomas! 4 casters f or easy mobility Needs no special plumbing. Simply attach hos• to f.c.P . . plug to cord tq any •ttrksI Outlet S'll Lb. wash cspaity . bg :rugh to wash 2 full se sheet-s a f S295 .,. ry 5150 . . '---': j •'-rJ ZALLS CONVENIENT VUMS CUSTOM CHARGE AVAILABLE C boos. whit., Avocado or harvest 'u ',,u,w St • Usa P,...ys Time Payment Plan , A To Jzame nnev# 'I CHARGE IT! In Sanford Plaza Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9 PM. menneqj ZALE ALWAYI FIRIT S" You don't liave to be rich to be happy. Ilk OPEN MON.. THURS., FRI. TIL 9 IN SANFORD PLAZA JALIi CHARGE IT! In Sanford Plaza Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Femer ---- . a time, Zi FantPi sure y It $275 navy, red, cjroen, brown, ire no cr 938 52c0 ...'.,• - The' hroug - - 4 T' hers. all Li Th 'eeds $39 ,.. - Use our washer everywhere... store if anywhere! 322.1000 - ' �------ I 'I - ;M i I 0 Mro. McL*ln, moth.r at th* sl eeves and wh1t a beige haco groom, thn* fl and I accntin LB• W$Ift !tr' 1.nqth dress with mint the reck. TheY WOT green aceesiorti and a car. loop bowsg&ir dl tiered shoulder length fflp Tmmed5tet7 veils their e!uoe were match seddIrg a reception was hl4 , i 1 I - - ______ ._.__I - I $I I sell Enclehardt McLa n ____________________________ ____________________ - - 4 *a .• . . ;.___..__ .. . - . .. . . - , daughter of 74r and 'dr R' coo Adam F1*UUfl Jt•1 4 R Jesxup Terraire, Sanfo-d anti 'Ihoyras E'dWlrd LyOfl, liUfl .4 : MIII BV')*E& ^ _ 1. __ r - I - : Elm Are, and the late Linn ton were united in Rob mal Matiimoi' 3u1' l. 1970 *t6 80 ttoa h,to " Ctntral BaPtist '~~ a.ureb. Sanford. Ann Enh . *_-t_cr ____ -- . . ! }nlehardt of Cocoa, & n d ~ Daryl Gen* McLain. son of Mr and Mr. RaI?h McLaIn of were united In Holy A Ord Saturday, June !,. Matrimony, . Rat 8 N) p.m by Rev B Uazruil Griffin ITt the \'cuth Paik rr t ! Baptist Church of Orlando in it j A~ d1finblit ring, candlelight env- ,. 7. _,~ "r f. t1 mr-h wan de"rsli,~ V with a prCifUsICfl of pair' 9~ "SlIfy, :4 Four were plAred &"toss the P twNtI standinx LAskets ef large ,wmts. wei!-nse white x~.Adlolf and II z ~ - P A4 * 1' i. . II ), ' I1 -W * tll( - :.I 1. . . - i ;__ -. . __ __-1-: - "',Am ___ 7 ?__ -_ __ _-__ W_ -. -----A I I Joe, e ". M.*.1 I 411, I- ( 4 e c*fl ci sn* uinr Ct /., IN It the Sewell cit) u t 11 ment b11 florit T at let Assoc S sL'tjcl would lassie be re for ii fr dugot donat Heral be Ut hoc lfld it cause boob , -. Pract for th ft real, wr lei * 'week. . Itbis % .~ iwy 11IM _- _-_ wk_~. -,___Ilm _ ; 1. is • 0 r-Anox NEW POLYESTER ONLY $ f . . . .. 1, . . _ -: __Q -. _ TT' - -. . • -. - -1 .--.-- - =.1 '.' - j '!4 -., '. j -. - 1' -.. • __ . . - . - •- r i '.i' wJ4 - . it ~ ; - - -1 I __. 1).p -I j10 5 1 ZS I 1 ____ . In_ V-I 'ro. - M MIV 1 . . __ I .. ' CREPES • for GIRLS ' a as a ' ,- 0 A ________ " . Ic q it . ' . __________________________ . . _________________ W.I.-T-101-7 &- ... I. ' .. - ii- ~] SHOES :' 5ANFORD tAZA sk ooter > '9 ?a I we say ore. 1 This 4 what you've been waiting for and new Penney% has ' *m - - - %off, corrfy lifffe shirts, of 100% machine washable coffon with the, official Hang TeW) insignia! If' s the groovy, comfortable things to be seen in. so era I! S S M L S. xis .--. ____ Great little skoot*r skirts to Hang Teri`g~ on! 50,. polyast.n/SO"f. cotton Machut. wash. able and P.nn-Pn.sfi so you'll never hay. to iron! Navy, brown, burgundy, oiv. and S old solid toes n -- .' i~ll` 1. L. /,\\ ( 3 - £ • ; - - - - MR. NVALTER FRED SMITH, 79 .year-old Deltona retirees poSes lit it 1)a'ton, Wash, nursing home with his fiancee f 56 years ago, Mrs. Ruth lot iieiuiI 'I) 'c ir' (hlpI(t Is but not to c,uil' it hi i being mniied itfl(l ituoltillig to th(' toi'v0111)11 working oertime for the h4upp . "they - e happil~, ever after" IKYOk roniance currently in I)r0cess . . . I hotu) (Union Bulletin ST BEAUTY M I I i ~ f \ II s.'-t•t'..\ Z, , _~ _i __ .A . - Z.: %4____,%.-,____ _lp :_ !. S f -;-: - .- -,.:-* I -- ( A_ ifft \ .ifI= I i I I :I ; I i .J. eSL YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE N. I er s U I *. 4 c• ._1 - A Part -. . 9 -, - A -4 . . . . k .- , ' ( SANFORD JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE math ussr sr ,,, : I -. - . I . . - L_ . , - _ \J ,,-'-. - 9 t-.i / r/ _#- ! I . t a • 'I' 0 N I !4l .) 1> The bright new'. SILC o( the party i Urhuuudu will be t'' v"w .Ikpiny" l)uI-is.!doubl.knit Garden Club, 710 E Rollins the IaMt hour a short fun., I ht Ave., Orinndo, the same street Good Life" will be show ii. This .ea an which Florida Sanitarium i will be fol)owed by a paiiel di~-' Tr; - tons season Hospital is located. C1.18111011 of six collegiate girls. sfarfs with a boldly band, "Soil Through Your College They will discuss surority life e white yo e. • sing. Years With Us" is the theme anti answer questions. being used for this year's proZile patiel inemlit-rs ary The shape's easy to talcs tram. The party is designed ileeky Karat 'Univ. of Fin. i. the way Toni Todd does it for girls Bunuiu. \Inrtott lioilan', \uti learning about sororities. in Dec no Sc polyester ..'. \ueL (Fin Staid, \aii'. double knit Washable, 'mtartimafl (Auburn) ' W oodso n 4 1 mar)) and Utiuiuii. too Red, brown ur black " 'A oottoi (Unis of South I' in I 8- i 6.............$24 Mrs. T. E. (Winnie) Tripktt is president of the Orlando I'uiu. Sh w I hellenle Association and Mrs. . Harold (Caroline) Walsh us ) . 'hnirman of the ( .ohe Party. j' lsi1t)oata and tin author a' i' being used to earr out tit,- , .. - , ( - • . - --a , -_ . 1. : ,.i - __ - 11 / . * - s', at L -- - - . * o er I • - .... . I : * • - , - * * . .1:. I * Honors - 1 t . Coke part), sponsored b} the one alumnae of each group 55111 s be on hand to anss ci quit stioim" Orlando reu Pshel1tiih. sociation, on Wednesday, Aug about her aor)rit) KaL hy is in charge of the decoration' Mrs. Clyde (Jan) Brmidy Is ill charge of the invitations. HeL* nsen cc I tact NIrs. Brady at 1171-10622. or ~ 3frx. Walsh at 839-1744. 4 2640 Hiawati,, Ave. i I I t . * . '. _1111111. I ilbv , ti c• • . . . \ 322-3524 228 E. First St. -; . * I I . V.:1 __ - - _f I __ - __ ___ .-_ j I . i- Vne tar me was o.eort a lc'rcly ace cloth with j__ 1 t"Fcoo Socks Purser, Slacks by - . 1_*.'.-._- arid .,_ . ...,__. -1 .- .... .. n ~-4, -0 lm - Farak II I complefe halo in making preipor &n fheso * funds. , I SEMINOLE HIGH GIRL'S CrYM SUITS MASTER CHARGE to 0) I ir W/_1%W GRAM,E\kJ ^Ll Funeral Home A 48"J9. 130 WEST ONORA Pr o-AD 1/2 MILE EAST ON ONORA ROAD FROM TRAFFIC 17 I 1 DEPARTMENT [13 I. FIRST ST. A Free I STORE DIAL 3224712 j , A Giff 4 1 DAMY 5:30 pm nm 111. 4eko le.- I t A Iri --11-A 0 - -_ I 1. ., I" - i _..- _;1 __ 0 -___________ , I - -_ I-- -_ - . 1. - ..:-%. .. I ki.- - _ 1 Ili : l, - -_!Z~Z_: C. 9-A-_ 4 I Ilk 11 IN I OWNER-MANAGER-RAY YEARGAN 11cm n .. .,, V Nmp", . A #0 MW ghwe.w UL~10NLR-IRENE AVANT '.. I III ~kSOB Reepncy Square (Hwy. 436) casselborry ; 1, -_ - -_ - 09' I 92 I %:, - 'i. I - I Im. Iiz. - -. . st THURS. & FRI. ,a .m.- 9 P.M. -, .4 ,. To Everyone ' . 'I' (7j" I Mitto Ifrini,en im thfi. llsauh tor nf Mr. and SIrs. F.dward Heinsen, Cassellierry. . 11-Ir. Strriurhan lot the Firin of ~Ir--. Via Stmuichati, Ili S. Corti-i. The wedding will he an event of Sept. 5, ut the Prairie Lal,v Balotht Church. h.Ir horn. in ('asseiherry. I """ JUST STOP IN AND VI IT-NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Fit& A4101 for I T o Get Acquainted , 1ngI1- t1} nit. Deanne fluslile, Jackie, i 1r' Johnson, Inn Green Wayne Purrunhuge, Jan Nalis, Mrs. Margie ('nopet and M, Countless families have received significant finan. cat assiitance in time of need through government burial benefits. When you tur,i to us, ou rueiv. flowors for YOUR occasIon Trash and artificial arrangements THAT ARE UNIQUE I * Cooptr1 inancial Assistance vv* 8%10 97&UUt9f I Those attendinic were .%Irs. I Levi i i- z a AD- TVAPTIC'-T E $i..!AI. CRAMKOWFLnLRALHOM Socks 4 • Ii mary • i -'--4 . BVIOTIA Son m,,ord • Motf.r Corqf Each of tile 20 local iflullitiliv Swiford and Seminole County gins nt'o plan to start college groups of national sororutit' this Fall are cordially invited. will have n ilisl0ity showing ill- ~ I I along ssit)i their mother,, to teresting facts sbout thur the annual Mother-Daught er rorut) Also, Liso coilegiiitca ant I. - If 46 SpI.d.i Gift Items JvblI.. I- AT 1 nvL / ' M _ ,. for BOYS 1ANI(A.I.AEFICARD II at ¶- Girls! All You re .i I :2. / (p _ / . ------- i 11 ,_,. ,, *w __________________________________________________ Dosigner. Sizes 6-20. I • -u; .0 . Chief of Police, Lyn Lyon, 0?) a two-we.k vacation ard Labert Paddock assistant po- on leave - es C Ulove _______________________________________________________ f is * ry. brfde-elect of David Strauir- 1I Shirfs Undertnings It SiIhouett. Calling a - - a r. - - 1 _. - Del- ___________ ' Mrs Ralph West of '.% inter Exclusive Haven, spent the day in Orlando and North Orlando Saturday visiting with friends and relatires. Mrs. W,st Is a former I resident of North Orlando. / 1 I Shoes I 9,0 %. New Softened I . The qnilths iii '.erl to hum in 10fl7 After fly inir hrt _m,fl and SIrs miu vie property dot lust n'venber after tb iou1dc ha1 been happily rn*r i.,uI for more than 49 years. About thrui rinths orn I rid begun thinking uhout hi" t't lo've and wrote to th' t niuti fluihltm V,nhln Walla, gu'. ing the ui '.uipsp. r Ruth last known addreIs. After rexenrrh. n VnInn Bulletin edltnr! locateil Mrs. \Vjnriett anti r'- _________ . . -: . 0* 11- _______ •Y r .+ .e' 1,( 1I " '- ._ _. _. --- -_ _. . . "IV RA ~~ y0fe THESE ARE REGULAR GOODS THAT SELL FOR 56 AND 57 A YARD. COME IN AND SEE THE WCE SELECTION. SAVE ON THis EARLY FAU PROM0710NI __ __ OPEN EACH DAY 9:30-6:00 MR . ~~DOWS -, nee I,f fr,r ,;'.hit if H'. J __ "'~irrird In rnnadn anti m -i.. Drtrnit. 'Mit-h., where he And ---__ --__ - ____ . hill ,Alfr lived front 1919 t. 1947. During tile years. Fled wlirl. rd ill 'nrious capacities, n gngcii In real ,stnte and tar. 1 4.I L ' 4,,,. t4mit to lite riond where hp ;ill- V \ - l - • You'll Like Fashion's i I Aftk Aft m Fred left SnIla Walla In ' - - "i 19 øn' :, ; H angoten i .. :- 1 .- sun y " yu .:Nme ;OR W; jer. T 32M., 4 i * -1 .14- tF. I ,,,. COTTONS In Soft and Reflned FALL SHADES AND PATTERNS ,gem AML I ., I --- _ iiL - ....I.- . _~1111 lit . ' hose'hat' The residents of North Or- conforms to ]undo extend a welcome to . your size and shape. Mrs. Dana Whittaker, 74 SNow ~rccess Cortex; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nylon Griffith, 65 S. Fairfax; Mr. and h 'f , Mrs. Thomas FrIesner, 51 S. a hues. Devon, and Mr. and Mrs. Vi1'am Kight, 41 S Dc " O ngs! I KNITS 51 I i. . I I S!,~.m. _ ,6I 4 z - . .^ II i P . Y . ofMrsDonaidStraughan, I Tb .-T.I.-I ~1...-~,_'T. . • S lt jail L -_ , - - __ ~_ r t'"" * part s three MASTIZ CHARGE STORE HOURS: Moss. tu Sc?. :30 em. to :O0 F.' DOUBLE _41 I . - .. I ~ into Ire nt -- Aja j miraclo one too Mr. Fetter is regional be ''ict-A Id- church 20t C.murial Al'S Fellowship Hall Miss Brttf however, i.ho.d .-ç-..: e Kern Manufor th In*TSUe? flt.4412 Harley 312-1122 belief was In charge of the hug generation gap. A greatfacturing Corporation from Atthat the gap is now the ------------ -INTR. AND MRS. PHILLIP FETTER . . . on their rat ever was the sole other ~~ __ Miles Photo) I 025th wedding anniversar.y. (Mar.vann ' poftit of agrvernerlL rifts from the congregation. -------__ ___ __ --------------, lliii -----------1 11111, 100% I_,". A L, , z I -. FLOWER SHOP Ik'4 .-- W j i: . IV ) j - 3232810 ;a i . , ' T - Medical News I s .-,, W still and they lived on a ranch par uttr iiq' iii.., it, ii' ton t .' '1' " - s Continued - _1 . - I -f- __ =_ -_ -1'0 - ; Ii A r- - -Mrs. Harriett Hill. sister 6f petals- She uab gi-wnad i&nti1dr. and Mrs. P*niliip Fei.Lrr e the bride, was matron of honor cal to the other attendantiu and th bride by Chase and Co., of of Maitland, formerly fAft• and Miss CheI Johnson W* wore a white porn porn corsage Sanford. sti' were t'i monte Sprin •, Ring bearer was Jimmy 1-jill, ,w4.. bridesmaid. T h e attendants of honor at's "surpri e of th bride fl h Id ticil formal length ng gowns of mint green crYntaltng a keas shapoi whit@ $0k Pil. Bible study at the Altamonte Organza lined with yellow low w.A long satin streamm SprhWs Seventh-day Adventist peau de saie from the 'high coaradir.l: in love knots over a' Church. The occasion was their necklines to the skirts lace ruffle. Topping the lovely i Twi !6th wedding anniversary. C Fetters WITS married ljlieSc'fthe ______ white satin On one point-whether hui- A 5, 194b. in Battle Cr*ek-, 'vihles green satin leaves and bands and wise' should share Mih 1,; Elder E. i. iinguut I f'AIIRc wv tiny white pearl hearts which in the Seveuth-da Adventist akin I d.thl -urrounded a tiny cop holding n am tabernacle. Frmn here they THE BEST GIFT o young IseoPe d groom a rings. J bride OF ALL' moved to New Market, Va u1ny dg their d1n in , F or h' , iauglts After seven years, they again fraiL. F Mrs. Fieniutg cbse a light elost agreement, according tO 'went hick to Battle Creek, green crepe dress, white acres- asarveyconducted by stayed th ere for ten years then llr 5Ofl'S and a corsage of I'S C 51 Y C Wisconsin SOC 0 OVS on to Altamonte Springs for Among 86 famIlies, each with "ishion mama. The grrer four years and have recently * . poom; , I . grandparents, parents and at mother wore a ichtt moved to Maitland. They have . pink floral dress with white leaSt one college-age member, one daughter, Sandra Diane, ,ccestorira and a corsage -f e'-r 90 ptr cent in cacu errv and a son 1 rrouP fasored joint decisu.n pul.' pink cushion mums. re tz ., 11. ' be '.. arned 25 Years The' . I . 1 _________________ t a r 01 . . ' C Couple - ; =_ . i .1 ,~- ____ is huh 9 ft says HEA09UA7I 1, thd m4'ant,mi, the prpcc- having lunch. "After air. he commented. hack to Waahingtnn, Aiig ii' work out • 4 ("") _________ - u . . , _____ th They tt'enit- engaged hut srthrltlu, was - All AVIA -.-. Romance • . ____ hitch at the nursing horn. In IHiytnn has, that Ruth's hiaith will be pastry opct'Iahlst in 4 I • prece dress of pink and coral I the benediction chiffon, her accessories weri Dat-wood Sattwlrr, organist _! -Jw - .v presented an appropriate Pel"4111`~ of dainty pink rosebuds cP"'' tion of wedding airs and cc l u __~~ '. ______________________- I 0 rompanled soloist, Mrs. Joseph . , IR. MathIUZ Who uy.sented MR. AND MRS. DARYL GENE MCLAIN .. : • • "Rs'aus," and "Alws." He .. sane lace blue carnations which were fur cuff of ti snug also accompanied Rev GriffIn __________________ -.1 who cant •'The jyirJ'g pi-'er' which was so elegantly used ther accented by a wide band of as the final bnedto me throughout the design of th e white lace and a cascade of Sanford traditional wedding mat-thea entire gown As an added note' i'.atin ribbon' of Interest to the gown wa the Mr. and Mrs Gordon T Mey wise u..4. As the bnde approached the The family pews were mark detachable train which was at. cr and Mrs FlorenceMeyer of groom, the paused for a briuf - SAnford, and Sirs. Margery ,ed with large white satin bows. tached at the back- and flowed cathedral moment and handed her mother a majestic into eppen of Cauelberry have The lovely bride, who s -.• ther. the bride wore a formal i escorted to the altar by her VOWP. !i and the mother of the groom bad summer house guests fuf Imported white U6 - fzv Ii 1 Her triple tiered veil of silk one perfect long stem.d red cluding the following family granctlather, Mr. William Shaw, = organra and (ThantBlv lace members Mrs Cliff Ovall Ore chos. for her wedding a formal illuson flowed gently to the rose which .he followed 'wi th 'D Empire bodice featured a -__ __ ___ imported orpriza over waist and was secured to thd i goo, Ohio: Mrs. Charles Popke, __ 1111111111 .)f . hicti walloped nerkline and (ps The attendants were similar. Monroeville, Ohio, Mr a n P.m \ tie Sole which featured crown of her head by a fora 1W j' I Juliet aleerci with tiny satin \ -.. '' 1 1v çowned in aqua nylon dotted Mrs awrence Glumm Cird natural waistline and a bodice w a r d cluster of matching Erouette bVI m. A-1i bow the sell-banded Empire waist- bride's book and Mas Brendaof imported Venise, lace with a vwilse lace rose petals. Her swiss floor length gowns fm Ohio; David Fittrio, Salem fcrwed (runs Hunt assisted with the enter' keyhole neckline and long bouquet was a "star Shared"Ixhinnod an the empire silhou- Ore_.,ton: and Mr. and Mrs, Joat the front waistline and a I lines. double panel of matching The sheer Queen A vu vu e taming and serving punch and Camelot s1ev.s, lavishly em - nosegay of white roses hi) of etic with medified mandarin seph Voight and family, 'S a n btoidex'd which came to a the valley and de!icat.ely tinted collars, sheer elbow length dusky, Ohio. lops gave the front a redingote sleeves tapered to the wrists cake During their visit , the houseeffect and comnpfrtely encircled ending In lilu trimmlr.g. Their The couple has returned from -1 guesu enjoyed a family picnic the hem1tre. a 4. a 17 .2. _7_-7"`--1 and exploring the sights in Ar -:-. -I I m__ A Chapel train swept from short double veils wowe &ttAth' Florida. ------the Watesu ijcij wh1b wsJ ad t Dior bows and they car-I &aub and are living at 1204 -. Wilh St, Sanford. For her ~ e4ebtered wtth a matclzing satin ried bouquets of white earn&- Wast ; going-sway outfit Mrs. Lyon bow ani streamers H.rdouhif tions tipped i'u green, • i A ORT11 : I x tiLrr Quert1*6 C"?Wa G1 Cbzz:t:,l-T .:*, "'. I 1:1 cho" a nary blue krit tiress I iiiiiiik _j By MRY HYATT lace points, Seed Pearls and -.-' ... ,re with bin., yellow and white :i:i three er as best man and ushers tx-tie cut eiirtals held the Mr and Mrs Hotsard Ba) ries access o _.-4 tier fingertip v,Il he carried I nn Lyon, another brother, trim, navy '' lard, from Vayne, Mich, and ' corsage frvm her weddurg hon. 4 a atrading bouquet of white and Dana Yelinek former neighbors and friends of ' Miss Hope Webb. a: qu.t. earrtloris. real lilies-of-theMr .and Mrs Eugene Roy, were a11ev and satin ribbon stream- bride, was flower girl and carThe groom ii employed l7 tall white tapers and gen'r' Family ith white satin rlbbfrai ho'm , and a white shale carpet wr' used for the wedding pat-tv o tIntrance. 3Irr. Janet Korgan. or9n' proeciited a program of apprpilate nuptial pelections an'l accompanied po1oi Miss PatcaipiOTt. wo rang "0 Per feet Love" and "The Lord'; Prayer." 7- - ,.. - i lionle lit 705 Pork Are. . . IT f navy blue. After a brief trip throughou uthern portion of the - Year - Old ., The bride's table Was over. Un. Mrs. Fngleh'tr4t chose for a 56 0/ 1 r best man and ushers were Rick Schmitt, Thn Whitten, . I 4111 its 4 Renewal In . rou" - A,". ;~~ - M. - --1. k, _* -_ _ _ !?., - , -V - 1. zloomm~--t , The bridal c'e e!es' the p,*u den upon w)d t.y '"- .. I . '.j entwined with habi'. breath and gri'epery, flanked by tc' my yo .~ 1.4 Scores Ar.n14 that x.r$ h h stain. Fr-,l h,q* rviying wna rrwø4 and, (lur t6 esluN. ,ti•Ii IItlI, ii ti"'. Ih' tUtyI(Ok runiinc ¶,%N'iI., 10 n ri'iilint ,t s nun- thole rr*I. of Uui'i'J in I)t)ItI' WII.L.II pp1 ',.4 mx Imm' In Itnyton, Wash. the hn yar.r,iti rnrnv,r. StwIcI I:dIt,r opry , ohm, wehI.gtwiinvul will 'ml In trw' fashion . • . from anther nv)$ urt. flaf on frotn the iin4 f the att quit the Fred Ones again flotli ituth and Fr*iI had hn 'nr.ohtl ifiul gI-iuntrvd g'ntleinn't, "iin*i $ I'y hiv..d hiipiilv ill Ijng t, D*fltmfhI * $'pnwe4 tfip t4), %P(MIng 115111 will ?1fl fh"v t4 5tIfl. hiaptilly tli$ttIV'Il . . hut flat t') 0.VIW 'fl the TOad $fl(i ith i Ih'hImn, 1ncntu4l thp girl ot his drntt' flitIl. v-t wht NVTWxV at which I ak.d . . for nearly a Walls Walls to visit Ruth who for the .xhuhersnt enp1 a. . w Today, lrcd's true love, Mrs. each other P.1' "ini. love. ilk. uhul soldtro, . . the year ws itI8 , . . now I hy'ñV " R'Ib lii ! !''! * !!1V i '??ittn h!n .. . .. I n 1P70 . . . ftnm nil obaervn I ltidh 'eInnøtt of Wnitshurg, lhf crrturr.hf'8fl n.•er fr" rklinz the V4UI thPTP was no pnln In rrslc• The romance Not emly is Mr. Smith * re- left thefr ncketa se a brnØfI two first nirt In Wiill Wnhh*, ir'x the trip. • '. The t;.'ltonqn wouldn I take mantklat, but he fade that inn spraPfI over hia face I Wash t the time Fred, a na- sister of the groom, Myra til d LIver AU ilucks, Dee Carroll, Diane pointmentes warts used. BrIdgles. Petits Miss Susie Mrs. Charles Benham still Britian was the flower girl .Nirs. Betl Henson cut And serv. and Kenny Edwards was ring ed the cake and Mrs. Robert 1. h ed earer. Mrs. McLain those a gold Joel and Jerome Manning, . i - i - 0 -.. I., t , Cupid Dan hit linen and Isci cloth Mrs. Shvills. Curtis was m11- was centered with the tradl. iron of honor and the Inkles tion*l tiered wedding cake, tha W r r to attendants bouciatts II A profusion of potted gII*Tt palms. "M floor ItIndArdl C01111i taintrige an assortment of white .!. ' I . -* ."', I cladioli. carnations and lar.-e .) cr)k-t r tat -.r-.i I MUM along with two spirn] . . arch of brass which containt,c] 14 " -. . I ~ long-burnint cathedral tapers 4 :1f were used as a bsekgmnd for I____ - -0 - I , _____ VO Ler at the Candlelight., doublo ii4 IIEL_ yL"; Smith, wia officiating m t' inc and thely were sh Slaves. Their flowers were nosegay. of aqua ca n*t1oni. - ---- .them . - s< r, - i I Lyon be 9. 0 tO"Uinq Cin"wwenwdA 14 . 41 I . r_ _-_.,-1___,.3.., M_-_= CHARGE ITI In Sonford Plaza Monday thru Satu"lay 10 a.m. to 9 P-MAN, - �:-:::i.::. 1Qf/ abh,y 10 11 By Abigail Van . * ThU III? B Horoscope OWN" -- / -i Forecast I IN UA (4 a Q~_1. ?'' "% 1 ft 1 m am thI r UNtflt y hu*fftP,erIt*Th 1 t*k* ft nut of in' Jwt te 7* k U) A b4"autifu âv iitii ,vmtn tt I* -. ~7._. , -. ~ III his 2*tnisrr*dth2 OUR --I__i BOARDING HOUSE ,,r%4 A I £;Pbll j ,l " " -Y (~p 7 d l ; Jill - -.- :~_., ft ~~ I ' -I'_. IL ~ ICC ,_ HCRE! T~,C 0j'V4V-_R -- 7 44 -11 _________ L6 ANDF Q REMEMt* ui ) C01- jIowlem 4 I .' ..; .0 -M fI He" Sta t1 ) W)7,6~ - , 9) t t., Il7 .- V4 / ..,Q - ,~ AWt, TEXAS thstpa.willuth11tthtfl sd u the nnd *sraetts tn put fancy iInt1wnibt 1t'$ Wefl, ,c3mour had )W1Ot t ,are 4f' nfl the infi black hsne liurse Y Th ,i Mi,*flbt so he rnuld work as my berk grindps - I I 1~ ` - n o ymit lit. n Tb&&k AEBY: t'?e beim aatina that mth.visL \ L} >' ___ I .' '---_ I C ik mfl?P firm tomi J) . , I ,"''- _______________________ i 4! 1 ' \ ---- L' — bth*IflInIIMe i1eiadei'mOthe? v change And LZDAZ ~ .- - r. Tlt* all tools thist. sr,% Prhn loam fro= r &" 11' O58OR/% L WH AT A ç WHAT 44 ll - 11( Ø I I . .DEATt ARRY: Every time s lettf" in your w"'em I I urs RriaIr in evemint- r"i con. i Ili 'U 'you'll tee] bettor 1! 'oti trt'bi ill l l I_ it a0l; usualL Sl long ang w you. mma w*,= like a bip problein to _- ~_ ij I ,, k't& j'rflfl You If you evr beaded Indjun, ,%nu ran Tn11tr ICA, Cal. Wl or A per ed, addressed from a cry baby who vmnts - giner why you would want to 117ine tL I more, poh-if 61V % P( coflt.kCi * wesk. an his bid of two clubs, , / ___: - .1N, bll I 9' ci--.c' ,'wrpwmse was timitiarzzln his rsi to ttnete he*r showed values .nutti ' 4$U at 'at ,Avuk WAKOZ31111111111 .th-SOUth he iniht hi'. •ZJIO?* 1Afl* 111 my to find out which hich P~ 24, Assix Pam 2V . - , ! t -'\ - , 0 0 # * t'' PRI 'T . • It can. _ _-..---l-- - * A .:% z I IS _______________________________________ "You're I TIM Wi-4AT AND I4ED AM ' _4'1N&) ( - . a I '' I to • • ' . ' . • • .- • • ' __ ____ I , ... '' ' a aaICtY ________ I .1 1 f Cd ?out liff is iltraft!T UP to ,40-i ,eive. afum dut : tir- V a patch is ever uvaded the used) ww pethm on ttvw aidw and am I rausels that c= e2 likv be remv 711"r in the Attie will have laded u the same dacy 1 w it and 14& open. T Ptallacmd lor pour mil for i r ~ Send fm tit booklet "FUCU wviemiwr ir nvr. ready. For a I , ot, witr i iTw. — MI:& C). W. thtWill mutt+ I . y mother AbOut J'TO*" enCIQstng a i e, seito your bartbdato and CAI-101i 1)A POl -hrl 04" j are her *55d lilt to Ulike cievlisd 55i long stamped, NWTO 1VO1OPt -,-_ _,-, --- . I . 4160=111111 t , :C,MNGT 4101 _______________ ,.. . - funny with short hair?!" . ' •j A- I I 0 -" _f~ n) N Cities :") Fr wliten ationd I fI _____ 1_I I\Z £"LPKTOHIMA "Villaill I- 7 (r n atit '?'4L_I_ _;~__::_, b~w - f1w r;111111 i I I - 9 _7 il a . -='. Il f .- Ii 'ft I !N K r I1L. - -- [1 MIR1 CRUM PM . — - J~ -- fillow tivaul 194W km w a4 I tilitt. I if '. i I d w I 11"lly uma 7vur 19'ro-tif bome- euciming a fine Stamped. ad-'ll vvM sunivirr. mansfidit _. - $ k f this n.wi. yo '1I a l CALl 4610l*- __4 Dfl lkftflt a 4 ,;~.Jly ,,.~ 1 ~ .~ .i- ?#I ' ,~-"! / 1 ql " I 9: A / ? ~~ r2t 41 & 7:=z ~- -j.- '%%I.- .OF 0, 1, I __ - 40 - I 1 4 1 __ _ . 01k, - " Ad W, I ,%"* / modern 1*1 oy It 1;111411 tbiki rftltk JNt' 1 PASHIC06 SHOW 'A 4 t.) flec*•v Pyle ONLY fi Another World 0041t Sh4jGW11 4:30 f less Cs,.1, = ___Ijf__.~ SO5.'4 ''.C! 4J. 2 munoolm IT, S U IA T - ' Rags To lches lftfWw Attgn an* % . v;! t I lhu% ; n '4'i "ILOCOY PtT O NO**O*' '* 1 CA Formst fwtaf I __ e. "Itill 11111111w* lz%r'sswo.q in citar - 1. - — , ; z i. A. olm 'All ?4RU )AT, in Cio on —0 -C,1 3,) M r " -~ A 3 I BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS , I ..A , AWA I , . - ) I* in very j . a trt'rn"n from ing gucst.s _.- 4 -_ - 10, Wwshingto" L, . -1 11%, . - - IN 1 - " 1, I . oun ___ . - i 6 z '60 47COUAW114116jJ4 t-7-T ~- . - - 411hattiraft-41 10 litow in [ _1 -.1 — (Itillis) 1IU P1 11: ] t —t _ I a to I ZI I , I , 4,la- '' me-allin" :, - . -1 1, ; 44 ij 4-- '41 I i 7 ,1 --- ' -- I It J - - -& V , I . . I -__ -1- 1_ - - N . __ r" , M . f a - W __ I ___ .. --'7 L BINGO -1 i a' * HALL LS SOCIAL - EVERY FRIDAY " L .- 39. -tilIAM Lt', J1 ,jr, iva-lc'~ - I 1. I - 4. A* wrriiiiijift .- S I 11*19 ._ de-a& - I __ .1 as 01-ollilti,-441hy . 1,21 Nat rtiw Ittlet win4l (var.) 63 I,,-jid hroAl 1 - L _ j4 3__1 A "Ili ; Alb #%^ ; .. I. IN*--,- -- _-M o KVIRYONE WELCOME SORRYI 0 MINORS ---- ' j low of ilia Wintor 1910 11111114-45t, IWAA a4gvus* . MtM IlilLid ,t Use D4Uu it _ 1fl[_.J._ -_- .__ t: ii . I - a ' . . I I - . %t5 ".'____-.4' __'4_ J NOW Mike considers his llhilaclel bemitiful city. I have intere%t (Suffix) Nativeof 41 * , Wjjii_ ' * - p CRUMMY I 1, rcs n Ill __1_ - .~ -IbListwMV lar 3 — — Q . , ..) .! * - ' -I ,,,t1 ii :r i~ --'-- k a . t- _. I ~ *'Qtwo l,,onv,,1% I - JEAN SHERG MUMNE 11SW 0'rho Doting Game I 0 -0 a A.,24hor W*74d 0 S.r,t S$eri,' 5 H $ I 3 13 0 lif '' Edge of Nigh# P4IL.LP5O - tkw.rr AWE'i'QU('ONNA) CF_ 11Ii LRfl*3IJI jualm, 61 Our big advantage is that celebrity from Nts York, 22 I [I 11141 vang-ifird I L !l - 33 Nevative ,~,,' - fvAR W.q 4 40- '.4 S.0 0 '•" 513 fJ 0 Title cc Can.squ.ns.. 0 - A alloy 41 ll stow 5- He Saicl-ShIa S*;J R omp er R oom , I - The World T*rno -, I Fellial", AT caIdr. ROLI 443 phia lien ilquirtcrs ll ff ' .1 0 As i ____•_,j, W7LjL3Ij )45 - Zouc Meva ---- licillywood. ,, : IF . I i4 •. l3(z.rnaIIgtil l4ubvert.r BUGS BUNNY tall *06". q - _____IIl._AIU WIt.L1MYE , I ,V , I'I, _____________________ Tf La.,— - - (,Pff'6Q , Iytii-_..'Tl ., ui4• Trips ' ____________________________________________________ . W 'Man, is that nn old nioviv! Don't the boys look ,_ / - Q August A Ail My ~ I k* and Dennie - C' 30 0 Th Doctors ality on views in 1965 cities for . show overly conscious of iti 90 minulc-i, five days a week : geographical surroundings. New Moreover. he has the adticd Yorkers constitute* very tinv burden of taping his shows inintinurity of Americans %ho Philadelphia where celebrities aren't all that fascinalled by our .L M 91,17011f Mkiorl 4 fit a I ; I Al A PORT Il l l l I i ~A - ek<-~ ~ PAM N AW FUN of . - 6 - - ,.1, III 7hry.SA V 11 4lI ,I Ir.ck 2 — .I 0 , -_ -v, go, %V9111IT :~~, 1 c-immuNts-f PARTY. - Niws Base's Big Top Captain Kang4rue in l9taL Hut he luti had the go UI) in on. of those cltiea' ,/ ['61*n. .qhfl ftw* u I I WW IIPV , 4 jfAVl __. 1. •- fy9k :' - Cirrn11 RurIiufr Foreesst tweak the .eamgforaamDnsandefynh1Isw1thaforkssrmhid And fell quhv cmdwuble wU uttiat i endhm and they they wwv vot habit, sulWitutle some how troubll smooth. I came tq with the hand A pr1hu"M I do UW ruo 2111110011011 1ow lartmuly realeften i ' ~ _______ wy ' p.j 0 ,~C~ - ______ NF I _____ __ - ~j N I z also r- _._._lllllllllll` 1 I V ittnro D I aatched in disbelief w hile a for $l!5 a week and tips doesn' t rsa 1-i Teksiakm Todayhe spili tnt much on guest and the host spent a presint the full flavor of the, f ; United States," he said. I dicAt , building going up in 'Minhattan. I "Let the rest of the country " I 'Can you inigine how muchhe talk - show host. Mtke's salary from. as we be runs heavily Into six figures a intentst that created for the' art in Philadelphia." Douglas viewer In St. Louts or Seattle? concluded ar. "It would "llow would New Workers :I welcome change for perfortrer, Presumably lie Is neither more nor less talented a piano like to listen to a 17 minute vVell viewers J ___ $ Ago 'Mike Doug:ns wai feeling New York is the only - be more healthy rf playing and singing at a piano , cit y in the world. wcrr'i' cencentrsted • • C76T WAT ? .ki$ 04 can fl., do)\#., n ie~q '%%C Aren't New N'ork cricnted.said Douglas. vi-iffing 11111 111ollywood Correspondent ~ N'o't wood on his vacation. , (UPI) -Nine don t sit In front of the chimera f r1=11. b.F 1IOt.L\ %%OOI) tI III[J1TIL I :~ CVN~ 6-or I-r. -- ••' ,, Ve4ØMRq By VERNON SCOTT a _____ Word 700 Ike Douglas " SHORT RIBS ~ 10 virgirila Gra~affl the Street." "Arthur Murray, 10:00 0 Daak's Piac. Taught Me Dancing in a lIur- 10:15 0 Iashons n S.wn All. 1033 0 Coc.M,atlon ry," "All Or Nothing and "Mad A bout the flay ' 0 9. i 1, H lb ., . i _, j c.i n ---- AVIM • -CL . MORNING 1,. I n 0 e,,,__., 1~.11lllllli.1400 at 0 . .'.. - • 0 . — .1.. 111 - 00000000 QQ00OQO c'l øj .•. 0 0 !i FRIDAY 0 el 8:00 0 oldies features include helen 0 Kane's "Iletty Bcori." clipR of 1:30 Q vintRge John roarfleld flicks, 9.00 Ej Ba o MunehauJack Pearl 0 r ' 2 11:50 (a Mery Griffin a as 0 0 J 1130 - 9 p.m. CBS Happy Days. It houId he retitled, "Ifappy Eni onre" since the great Duke El,: lincton returns for another 'tarring spot after his initial few weeks hack 1i' ueccca offerings Include "Take the 'A' r % ' Dick Turner 0 12. 13 flurr : 00 4 a / , C ~, I / 1 _ 0 Z. , .1. i I _________ 1 • \ . % . _________ • . man. of" 1 100 f) joeivardy : ,opots Ncluding, "Sunny Side of ' I - 4 1 j i. 11c.) Y I '' • •" J, _"ERE I A ' _______ il 00000 • i.i.c Q - c 116,10y 30 0 D?aa•$ Trnin," "Mood Indlitl and "it Don' 'Mean A Thing." Other - ____________ I t t ______________ - è __________ a I 6 • going to h , L - '' I If _0 f . 6 t•'. \ S . 7 z,- I .'/- / / • II ;; ~ TO WHF-RE Yau T V .5) X I , - - -;~ ..-_ __..' ' PI'SC5LLA,'\ '*l TAKE US A3... " 1 0 T oll 'h.' great emneipntot If it '.'rcn't for him the dit u*tfui ,liler Lincoln would have turn A i4a1j /1 - 44bN2. I I\l_ (L ii J'\)( \ U II Is C) lle.;fchaj I failtany. makinc old Dan'l most- t1L 2 (osTtR.' I ~j I I¼__ I I / LIlA p,JJJ -- — O(A'ri I'LL Pov TWAT BIC-01-,ac)-T ONLY A FABLE.Pr-9 1 _______________ Eey.,' I II 's UI111) .- —_ ' '' 1 __________ - OL ______________________ "' ,.r,T / i'' ,. r4(. 4 / . -4.. -...----' NMI T- \\ ' (T1 t Z --- ____ Sales (3 Fam ly Affa;r n k and Tom I In o flI ,; ww cain, the parents of Abraham * 00 0 Hippy Day; 4,- he man 1ii want.* G.tffih - Coossiqltioneos -1 I reAds books and swears sihe In p 1._ 0 Of Lands onJ play~ mclophil" rind wealthy wv,mn who 'an iuY snvthln In tK. world she a Diverse 0690 0 0 N•, £00 in Ituron. . 1;.D. Bill Burrud nor- if _r ___01 of diamonds. be would have Ithen ennMring with expert, . i tiij, the stril 12AM Pam PRO Inn thoc wiae today. Be sure t Plot I • thrown it away l\ paid Un.XpPL'd dtvukt'ids. — I Find tht hack to g'es his ja-ther a routines more wisely West opened a trump nutinI ____ th Th b' t' Pi' a-e o court P lth 'h WIllôo and €ntd dm hisfin (__• . I e see of clubs in order tospadea.Inataa&lwretnrnedthfh*Vi known but didn't. fl,knwhnwtoVrut!eed. th here 073' '-_ : til of iliummla with some rhuekod his 10 of diamonds and SAGITTARIUS (or. ciuitnuind fin,.. for ii ta1cs '-j• I I South 1rith a slam I Del 21) Ideal day tiD tak% cwv ~ A tM-' k," Linc and vuivk Tit, i(itts. tia, ttir Tliny might con- -presented - __ of ftlancial matten that have j II dortal - - - ~;, ', nut prollate ans, I *- - WMXil Dts,---M~ Ul ~~ A ow %M IN GE"Wiuov JEWY wvu Talk matters VW_r witb all " - i Si TI' IT .. - -pert. I)cm't got into a bujr i L 'IIWLJThS' _,_. 1IIONT be ui ii?' I -, alont a.xhs to go It S. dren. Q.. ocu pialunic even i,elore Uics reach For when a woman vw*i the 1IO1I' b dreaded age of 30 just ahead, 1 20, thinks her husband is 100 tbt age Of 40. _____________________ Jan. 21a There are fine aspertr 0 0 hueabs cfte ii pcared thE ja But 5Zanc believe, her jo~W~ ' it Ifif icr 4 of ties have a nrn' itt' that 'on I ' 7 , and I cci mat', wIwv 'ancv began man become tier c:gire'.ttei that are how can as a result Go nu I'r =:;_ smote exeeaiüvel' and gy 1 ideal life 11 romantic with a human amuki ipuniuble 11 r 11 5~~ , a good tinir batm. later and larvii 11 46 a rult, chain smoking neurofir about wauting a ~ As a ._., mck! I ,i74 I I- . -ye C I Jdake ?l emMacts you aftmd •:-, 1 that are worthwhile. 4 die-i Ilnr erotic tel is not es ,, n v olv Cr 41, -knd 'the stench of (3) Drain off bar sur0lur cc-, 8-12 _-.T-f I '-'-. .. 1P) A good relationship with I i-act h hand eW go ,, , ,i rjthmw persons you want, in jiour i for O i and arm around in the act Of and thus less to need of the arm. I imles me. life later is wise ahin this loads 'ruse ID wu .. drvdtnied an arnukfl* a; "She has -_ —i— tv ?DMV affluence in the faWill f/i / - I T_ z..' p'4'4 rj same wu':.e. -.' I (, t%I 1 lro1!: :c;,A,- ' 3Jj L' of This fz + I r St I Ill A. IN 1=L*__W_1: i Alas,. the amokft wife b. energy en bW, he acrom- *rwthp af those ynu Ukr: our 7 years of =strrispr. . I— . PISCIN (Feb 20 to Mal ~0, I he an -1jut I would lit afraid to variably has stale tubal haliW- lei ai lif you go dirlactly to conc urt .i _7 % I 7 J r get hor prillnt. for I board 1 tnsm, at least in the 2110mingI technique employed by her bus. .. tv ratr WA able are you wrivi a i frkuds. A famnu$ physiologist mentim , And her tuham-0 breath maY bane a I W I what is Uppel in YOUT AN mitW 11 harinig them coalo, , . I I 4 have much higher perrentaj!f timpm" "erntir catharsis" at I - . Get iaht you clol ate with C ,e * r IV 7l ~ -_ of deformed and deferTINT : Nanv~ had Polid PM-1 11. ____ . . 46 _ ', I i S " $sl in 8 pleasant Way. tol, 4C //A __ _1 - I 'r I babieL. 1. I 1/1 II ~p Lt. tAlvers ip easy. have MM to ; Cause she wamw I I'm -K- unry wotild quit ___A_ ture. willing Ir 1 froedum trom dameatk- chwles. i But, when she reached that ac . V.` jon. of thoeii rsr. young people -' , she husband tdtlogenntih50h TOE(XD IN)TtNCE dangernus age if to dbv,ct his Hi IN who rill think ir a moot cle"or direction! in -______________________ ---t have big goals in mind ' iaiue often grow premituTl' pavctuatritz call iii,______ TC ti Thrs c:,myaica3ezercisewina1zv and wm uaeuiud)efforttoit..t — -l-_1* til I reduce nw-mm twIliIIII, orth I I tam whatever is of 1 alY.40V wl I Tj P . 0 . 4 1 0 joiftt . W ~ Narkey abl go to the TVU!w hilt nature. The idealistic Is , 1""r PffltCAXY020W' I bleact. Irt I an d swim or enter A Lrm clan. I A 9 thicy I baby. she will !bft thid that I Joel" Tin W 0", "? I sjW dew and mutiad trainine ear1r. ! -4 ~' .k. _", i ., / I o-,; rot / DIFI.,r T1'v','_, .'A' - Wn.rTicv- w ' Fwwi-.r riiarhi"f n- tht iffnrvpt I 1A I Lj 31w), I hAl wallpmjbw i aim nail a ' , sUwh and "adir my ows bass* &W (4) jBilt many Itfim.y. yM_ ;7tM com - CKIdC : _ ~1. '1 a 'MO irnp te.OA" --1 I / I - -. Eck-ocno (ClIct I- --- fi Tz)ALkc4.4IL.&1" 6I Iloono (Rorun) The writer-i ran 1/ . thitt' YOU t ,%l Itf - - Television Tonite THURSDAY at even starq In the annual Na- 7 . "Rny 4*mø m" R#rnvi* Caenrj' R'vnitvd .111d Ppt, ' -r 8ollers. Xim L4r" Z - tkan theme, traces the nsei ci - : ~ III~ 1T. __ into ITIIU'd14? WMd should 'have knvvl I* r *Z : - I ~ ~._~ 7i_ 7 . I Time Previews is "The 'Xillionsir- natur. ptn*li.a Ilk. this and tlnctlnn of the breed until re ~ ~4 ---,__ __ - TV in drannatic prlementatInns. Thin I i*~ .. "I - featured both in I I. .& M,A~ . .tl~ A - , 4_ ___ - ,'F - I la (1-1.1 . 'l " I I. ti , I '. t:7,~~lllll/ f , , / - ; two cards. We mt fte : but and vn fe'1 haniier as a , West couldn't. CnuW they be iult. Gain the apprn'ai of an I Imm amdes and veas -. vp.h the tr-t" four ;M-trzin' T 'ann o! rnlng jier hold two aces. '. * _ . RA Seiit aZ to . ic ns.- i 1 . Itz ~ - - I ' 1,j*thna,:ppnInt diamnna and si of ii*dea. East had thrw a r.tnb j ANC.- -- vigorous tIpper!" Was a ____ Th(! ktTLIFU LC'PJc LIK : "Flill I've novor yet seen a cHrrot uioe addict who kvw s 4zA Pp. Tt 4c(:AT c,l 1 4 - •uian * nil mntlnn plrtur.i thin tip-tempri norip-i into a rountry- J"#*'A "Kansas City." '1.9hnw tr ot nf nm1r tf', thn. =1 intl w.utt'rn f.*tur. Ca .h '4" am$ "ei Wst.'r" and iU hp ~ ~rhn have all ard tho-m -0101 A. Oil% mountain lion and heaver. hrouxbt along mrs. Coo fjonst throto oinoring, ,,I Walk nnthi"Vrl wnq h4imptm ;"to a it muAlt I,* the Appainnits, th' FIllay 4n4 1,; n*.' , Carter,, Jearinlo C \ \ " O4 ,. --- 11 f Wk ill Ili& us it IL F - it T BLON DIE' _I ' '1 - CF r,. ., ..~,EOWNIWC - I •e an — Tl3L S - I Wait was down to the IP of dO11P1L nT). - ft-.1 7-~-~ %,~-, ' N- - :EFj 'iJ- ft 'I .I ! for ffintertainmentl. 4743 Nr__. 2 F a'jil WI -Vl~ 7 , ~ _%k XW&qlttA P., II"! ~ . I' OUT OUR WAY I --. 7 111-it p.m. Apr. AnImnI (Iforiml Johnny C Jvn .'pIin s' !h4 p*it 1)aUii" Johnny 'S i,rhl If any *nImsI h,,i h.'.n 0 tj till ~! - __________ -- - it __1 ,_ - 4"'i1 I I 11161 :nt. WIur} rar then be mni . the Fouth . his t. b1h clubs *iid eilJny*blL Tl* aiw von eu bw rreat aeal is Wining to Come : uv 11 - - . I, r, - I fuse delare? man - - S P ., j I: I~ —_ am ,t l I 'I' ____ . i LBO j3utr no U Aug. "I IL I ' 1- -'-" - . -- - - I. - - a r • i ~t' the t (_ I - - 'j,, .;~~w ~; _~-, , , .. ,r I hxrnitiniml Examine i ' 1jfr4I ~~ - time nvt t'r the wr.ktmd s -f I Lt tic *puc-u1*TLTh*pTT - nh1t Q j efficient IT, ; view 6at you aw 1 - 1- C It - , that v6ill hooLk't bPOZt Fn' Ahb "Bow to Write 1ttcrs I All 0reaftioM,'* Mud $1 to AbhY, Rot OW. Lot AngelvA, htth let1"- tTDTTI 5(flflP flu is so ridiculous. I can't tine %? W001K CIRTUVREK (June = V f Ill. / 11 1::~U_ - What's you r since tw's not vrf. your hum- ___ ___ vi " am 9/i: C.io • / I f~, I ), forl ohnuldr't have bem wm-kinr 1:, - 0 j - vW ha ve a1ways beld. Some 20) Makv plaTa for the w"Ill ' X , DAj1WN _'EGPJ~. CiA. , IL_!~ I 1. .1, Abby, .qeymoull it, ich ~ k" \ sv * up the pusbnn$ 'v 4 ,, ILE gernW Yrbank y • { '1 * "C"TIV Purse's" think gtves lurn nuwe ci 4111 I I ., _zo,R I 0 owd wrft. enum of sel 012t is from, Tiart--z- rIrM Irs be wcnttnr. ott =!r f.. I'. 413 1 ,7;~~n . $_ - . 7n I ---;4e _:,)s heA V,. ,iii if tit wrrc 1! Iry . 1 , I i_wh .__ , 41 ......0 .4- 1 i I ti . __v~ gz E.. , 'IN friend sounds POWW"n. . preforencle. suit ymwl I.: Your bay N__ Irl ~ il - -,*,-. inother haf am evIl mind And yOur I A j L_~.. I And trM v= fumneet if she's like the kind of MT wb6 POW GE1N1 (Mac 21 t 3uii. 21 ____________ JpjjI4Jfl 3 WnUd like VLiUI -ashamed" to be seen his wad emu 6 nigilitl A -wvek '" public because you — than that could _____________________ _____________________ ____________________with Avoid r1y thing %Tang. , d mth \.11 punt, the Sunds i-ser your you rarr3 a ckangr W4 ACHING &e3r( ,QA'.4 . I ONE I-CACIT • ernp s.nure" lose could a Tillavis thRflt yOU U)*k fl DEAR _. IVJ I r-4 - 1J I \ __ ~1 11 ¼ ob f(J jI-ftl A t _o - I / —-----' .0l - e she says t embil the benefft Of their tZrArr, a nd t~i hth I f -al .joi""( . ..V ----------____- -_- I_ ,t iml In . I C '( \ /I'#\\ — - ,- t _ _1..___ , 1 -n L3VK P P), Yla) (_ - -_ (_~~_,) ' ---I- _ - _y---I,/ fr(le, — MEEK C 41PIA -Irlet- . .....1, V !,- IVY 041P ! i FEK & ,.~/_ o 'ii lei I) C 0 ' " ____ ______ 1 I._4ACW r I_4F_: y dakralth B SIDE GLANCES _ - Ill I- ? S \ - uren ismehM?s __ 1 �'1u.fl- L -- eP Ais btöi ç$58 Million Cutback I. SELL IT ________ Farmers Get Rich Not Working C _______ :' ;mr &s •;;• .;: :: cii Tltt year ' Susu' en t cL)nt' ut Tlit DO\ KED %Ii action mtng $5 million from a pre a head on Aug i hen the 1O 000 lImit The Hout CT ritti P Lsn lad on the lower mtriction gram encUng £3.5 billion SenaW Agiltu cmmlfl nrrn .b mihrn 'A AsmNGTON AP a measure v:hth iiid involving bu includ bill. Un the Ta k ler sub*iY cut a deep .,.t rr ir. 11w .000 ceiltn D1... et up ke) prograITr fot AI1"n ., Ellende vnted b Uti tinutsi' man Rather, a omt cflg;IOfl cra ol the nt . million told a rcpoei t,t will dt Ml tie nu ba1tieome piVftCi a$ i1 farm leaders on pr can t get the icglativt pnck iiaitor farm commodlUes limit the $.0O 11mIUon would be a chack in the S3 bilI The U5.000.per-CroP c through C* b Labn ' iiuld nmc eongrtam hat'e hoifl 5I million neal hit ur eosmeue t gram. o'ilvd u set- the action n, the tISt %ICP DRY. Iit aIm) i b5I - lid but rltnti br not rnwIng CCOP. lower tIThn farm 14gricuIW severely. "This may he the th = they ,. , . of farms anC thc. th"t-iit ul 110 PRO$M7 -.. -.:-.. LOiSS $15 and up Adu!$s 377l0. -_ PRIVATE SCHOOL Gi-adas i.12 with co..duca$3°n'1 NIW O.Cb . . . 'S Siiyma truciio'.d iwdl'4duai1iad Hem., Ac.dsmy. P.0 Hotl, Sna F54 Ssrford ..-r.-.- - ' '... _________ . I ________ Preitiit ti,i t't' nh kneit ' 1 • •pubeu "c * Oii MWr Nixon urgeo sees Pt we ance cit tht Agriculture Commit tee st!r$o with Lbs $ 0110 iitl r A . • - • ,. 4i ' et • l.*ntl The subith - lid iiiii1. most- to include oh 41 •$h1 eru.l lui'm hill restrumto on sulisid pits mt'Ifls In inctis id - - - n. JI . - I r •. .. ________________ . . N.ed Jr. or Sr. b..u$can. Phone Newly decorated. 2 men4 Water furnished 6I 4557 ?s.t4ls?i-d Llns.irs . A LSi . Mltipl. lIsting R..I$or n apart1919 S French Adults 323.4991 iO&i W. PA4E1V' DC' ___________________________ GOYERNis4EN'I OWNED HOMES - JIM HUNT REALTY, screened bath. h.droorr 3 lr4Li. near schools -.r çso 'c -Masts' Cc,mo$olDqtst- Guarantee Dor Howe and Jun Hurt Also shopp rig 373.1667 60. comm's"° p co,motologtd ____ _______ Junior need ____ . strut -- for , lit U . htispl and - III l I l iip 3t1 (I \ 1) OUthid' nc flhltlIt)I) p5th' Pratt fur U fct Lw - ( 'buo% urn irti 1. ' - I an ID ' , LI't Ut). tISI I IT, Slit tI '' I tiiIt T 3• IT - ' . Tt Al I P. -*s 'r rut tea mrIid0d In Vut 1'tIhahI itol)i,,, ))Mf niItiIp Cuttt. iiusf TI uTI}Irti ue'$m to ciutiOl till. 'it AP1E fen i 1 i In nis' risut rtt H lii 15*15 use line r.L isrs tuited gil WhIOb tItI ii it Clerk 55 tIth .ttOt tiyrd Iqatntln. Is td IflIHIIt I \iiiii 54 s Tu',tbi Cuust ; ti: ,thi JUdSII%ItI Circuit iruii*t'CCthLI:. nittiot [ 4 s- • 1 Isirida 1 5 t.4 III i! %P.SP S ' L' II IC A ttr iLlS t $D • , r.r ltcio,nsi,t CUt , =tsi ,. emaj ,. pr Is- um t • . %ttO? ii .tI1•$ "' - f' '' 4-Meh'e Homes P. $ fbtistis iS t 115 in sos .- i%& r 11 ' S 4)1 "ilU (i'i5i) • th -,• , ' • Drv4ona Beach. pr • 37' r 5%e $ o1,Iitt ':7 ?tl CROSS COUNfl REALTY TWO 4 b.dvoo 7 r 4I sn fireplace with m mr4'I' lot C os.d garoqe $10 i INANCIAL CENTRAL AIR 2 MERCHANDISE i _-Aust'oIls a Med V STORY $edroomc with 7 Large full baths stu,. and ,..ssed c.frsg.c4Q , S I 7, 500 - 1 P.iso w tis ba . DO Pi..cr. Izc1sss, 554oui.hoW Goods for Set. you oi vt7 - --AtN UNK flNCI rre estimates. W. finance. .mfAohs F.rice C.. 322-1040 -- $14 3 bedrooms. ? b.Ss Florida room, bu14n range and oven. b;.ss b.cI' Pinecv.. $14 900 yard Eacbvsn - 3 bedrooms &..ntr.l 7 laths Fe 4. room •*4 ai' $55,910. - 3 hod Cany bda 2-i baths 14.isda coo - JACYON S CEPAMICSGRNWARI, FIRING Closed Thus £ Sun 372 19?' 0D0 •..-5 p. OP' • 1tOEP.Atu4ICS BY k tehen ogk ppad - 1 75 4) 1a.m $ GamOr Svppl'.i 17'5 47L.ves4oc& $ P.,t,firy 0., 322 7212 __. 71-.-Cema.'s, Tr.eit Trailer. + 1:'oac.tt1??242OAft•t hours es11 377-2560 c 3724324.1 Rsedy-mhs coacre$• blocks 5tls '.b Ave Es. Jlt94$1 I Cl.00 3 .ir. m 2 bath 0C1 10 siopi. s$eps. cament. $ru,$ ,reu S's 110 • model Metit5'ltd LOW AS $300 DN. San Lenta svbidsvkt-oe Aft bruck C1l to d.te,m*n. wl-•t you, ______ pesuits - , itr 1'Uutis' SpscsaI of4•,'t-.55-,954ISOSIY Ofd.1,' aiuttini latin Y Psi TiItIIiJIt (tiUflt3. v=i,,,i,' )k 5 V tlipt A :-r,-4L hull csowd.r - V)CWt$ on n,.r"' mode It4STA6AAT$C £NSTAP'T wth sor-.iSkg in lied. Wluowrs _______ Auto P.4* w. 4 • - - - - -- • ArCLIANCLS-IVS-------rURNITURE REPOSSESSIONS - - - - -- . • :-. - Goods 2$0 S Ilsyf It4)0, LuI$s, -*c.r, batP.r, .sd r.efe. SFMINflL - .ndiflnr.r w It 1 heat pump. $135. Peat Save 50% and Nor. APPLiANCE REPOSSESSION WAREHOUSE SpInet 106 N Elm. 322.1511 (I block behind First Faderal) $750: $75; Svirsg mower, i.. i,... 05105' I')IIP - ".)QDS 1966 ,q. Pk. * - 57, Muslcas -- Instruments 4 ' Ckei1 1. P9 : ill •i'" I .7fliI -- II 55 ,,4 Ovs? $104)'). - c=i ('h.. 322 )561 •'' 'I I uro rarts Rrn.I $i '.,r .j',',n - - /., ilrlLi.1.1 eonditkn lest Phone 322.390). 16 Se.br..; ith cabIn, 151, Jotsn*nn, and trill.,. $975. Call 3is.P,3. 322.S$24. 322-1622 - -• ,', YOUR JOHNSON MOtOR I • rid *01 I,.... - 72. Boats, Matins guIpm.nt ________________________________ 11. Auto's Por Sal. - 4f lug1 1 1+1.5 _____- compass ip.edorn.Ier, socies, 5051011 WHALER DEALIR bow light, sic. 322-1176. 25th £ S.nfard A... 127.1192 --Riding lawn piano, carbu,.$nr and manufol'!, BUICK OPEL .=. 2Door SPORT SEDAN H.,ri SADD91JMENT L I 'IV o°/h,s,ri S :- - .i imih 'l455 I'C( HEMPHILL PONTiAC-BUICK - 2933 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford 322.9530 Winter Parh 831-424* Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral West.rn Shop Hwy. I 7-92, I ml. S. of Delary OPEL KADETT _________ - - ____________________________ 1965 Ford Ecois, Van (953 Half tori Chevrolet fruek and I - 1AiV3 • T..' Addr's JkI SHELLEY USED CARS -lOt S. Fr,nth Ave 17.97 Phone 323.2940 62. LIvestock & Posiltry ' ' trained dogs. 322.0094. FURNiTURE CENTER 1100 S. French As., (17.92) Call 322.7953 - - -. .- -.--• 1970 DART CUSTOM 4 DOOR ing, ___ WI"IERE ___ LIST PRICE -S3632 OUR PRICE .........S2782 .. MI*CIDIs-a1n AND PONSCNE.AUD$ DIALIR N Or.s. Av, Oflsnde. I i. a cr' - 1 - :: Ur C Eery mior v.orUr'j rant' k trr ,' t'r ICtDO miles. Whichovor comes frir. So 1 t:;o anythng goes wrong with any of t!"iiC po'ts. Wv U ro flair or replace It free, But lus? becous. we're on authorized 'wW dealer, 'don't think we're only tolking about is - .1 '-\'.. '. .'a and guarantee every make on our Ion. TO Fl I'i D OIT puppies, I weeks old, wormed, $25 each. 322.4959. I 1.4 £ K TREE SERVICE Free tree inspectien. R.meving, trimming. spraying. demosshg. Ucensed erid insured, H. H. McGH(I, Deland. 904.734-0431. 24 hour service. Dip!ornes, photos. aw.rds, any paper lamlr*atd In crystal clear plastic. $ 'I, xl I only $2. S.nd check Se VP.4F Company, Be, 27$ SH, Chuluota, --Jot Spray CleanIng Florida 327o6. ' Reef s-Esv.s---Wafls BEAUTY CARF OXf'ORP.YENTCH BUILDING HOOK HAPRIETT'c BEAUTY Open .s.nings by appointment I I H 327-5742 lOS S. Oak Ave SERVICE, 372-4543 _- HOME _-_. IMPROVEMENT. Reasonable, Bonded. Guaranteed servIce, Free estimate. Try 1)1-2031 or b.twaon $ and 9 Sill.', l.av$y Salon op.n Men. day tbna Saturday. (venussgs by _531'j'_ appolrifrnerst. (GA Building. Lake Mary. 323-1010. SlylIsfa Unda H. AND 0 ROOPlNC URVICI, Goerk., Porna Meadors. oofs P.parad. 24 H,, Service. , PIANO REPAIR - PIANO TUNING and REPAIR ROBERT 1,4. BALLARD, PHONE 327.6111 MeSa no-longer needed Items pro. dutiv. 49cm. Sell thins with a fast $nford ¶i.tirg result Herpid W.n$ Ad. Just Call 322.7411 and ask for an ad. I WELL DRILLING HOME IMPROVEMENT p.intInq-.sterlor, lNt.rlor PanelIng. Small repairs, and Remodeliisg. 323.0209. WaIf's Tree ServIce Fir,, estimates and reasonable rates, 37742*7. ----.---mowln1 £ latin yard clean. Heisry's up. Geod won, reasenalile ratei. 3733656 anytime. '----------'------------ - Mr. Businessman! 3 tIn. Ad 4 las, Ad fla Ad $3.90 $1230 $35.10 - - $5.20 $650 $16.60 $21.00 $46.60 $55.50 DIAL 322.2611 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE .C1U1 AD F YOU HAVE A TELE. PHOUE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. NOTICE Tht HEW!PAPP! d"' knowingly occ.pt H I I, P. WANTID ADS thet indIcats a p,eforec;s boted on ago (corn TO CHOOSE FROM - • .. - 1495 1295 1966 VW DELUXE SEDAN 1967 OLDSMOBILE CuHsi Suorem. -.. . • 3,'+ 3a3" .i.'. '-', :;':i.. - . .-i: 11$ ' magnum 1966 DODGE jn+3ri,j. Plr4 .uspp.ai wirri .5 i nhi55on, power stooring, po..r c-.Aus Hi', ml, remaining on ti, S actory wa-r.,',ty. 'r-- - - •............ - 1966 OLDSMOBILE 4 j 53 .jII7'-I,, i...t.:,ri.i -; mssion5 power steering utor,' .asr inuti+'.4, - 5-. do & botr, end whit,wfl tires. He $ 0 turquoise flnasls with . whit. Pop. ...... I I $ S 1967 442 2 (lOOP loS) COUPE, V-I, 4 SPEL OWBR TLERINs, L*TKA SHARP..................... - 1968 DODGE CORONET - 4 j.,'.r ,'l.t's .4r+j,iu' power stgeting factory air, raiq & h,.t. 5 and whit.waIt*............... . $ 1967 RAMBLER DPL I CONVERTIBLE, LOADED, l.\TRA GOODBUY.................................. $ OPEN MON TUES •_ s-.II THURS. lit 9OO P.M. 1966 MI;sTANG I -51114. t+ ' , I Sl'l.LL, IXIHA Sh4A,' S 1966 FAIRLANE "50O' XL : Docii btARI)lt)P THAI (OW i1t1t,'..L, L*IRA SHARP CAR - .. is 1041*111 WITH t9UI1'.NI - , 19A6 ONT!AC TEMPEST ) .",, I DOOR COUPE, S CYL, I PIED. HAG ......... WHEELS. EXTRA SHARP ........ S DMidFiorida $ Dodge - .rnpley.is covered by DISCRIMINAIIOH the A5 IN IMPLOYMINT ACT. rue )Aers inf;ratl be obtained born Pb. Wag.. Hoom office at lit Ciselab. luIldIag, 12490 N. I. S... enP Avonue, tlerth Ml.oni, Plauld. 3314), Pelepk..ei 310.1973 sl'4u10p1.d *,ki trmnsma*mc3ri, puJvvesr :1.ic 1.3, Z door k,.ir-j+. angina, automatic '_.,.:,' s WiRE WhEELS. CONVERTISLE, RACING GREEN EXTERIOR, IXIRA SItAR?-------- Yii PS0$$$$ thli teeth. ivory dey for 'a lIttI. ---- --- • -II' Otlando Clipper, 90 is p, II, . $2.70 p., wuh bsssd in 11 son, arid haIler. Rest oiler. I 29 w..k •oSmeot. 1, Woodland Psiva. (PIn.eit DIAL 32224)1 0$ 425.5930 Area) - S 1968 MGB Wilt. Mrs Hunt, 217 N. Wild I)' v ts'nm leach, I.,. u call .. -753.027). - -- STARCRAI1 5OA1 CAMPING S TRAVEL TRAILER IVINRUDE MOTORS HOINING'S WESTERN AUTO 172-4401 SANFORD 4 l II 2 DOOR HARDTOP, V-S, J S't i INC,, RADIO, HEATER, LOW MILLAUL......... Paachbucjcj-1 and barge (fun boat). large .isc.11.nt has. for house. bat, leach buggy needs work. - S .HOOSE FROM......................... 1969 JAVELIN Watar condItioners. 377-4610. Office cleanirag - Evenings, Excellent .farsnce, WITH FULLY AUTOMAT'C TRANSMISSION PLUS OTHER AC-- Cl S'0RIES. WE HAVE 2 10 1O95 DOMESTICS & OTHER MODELS 72. bats, Mlii"Egulpment r"- w9t5r - V.8 engine. euP-3mifl*, Pr power st..rng, factory air colUiitiQn,fl, S arid • blue finish witi', i ht 5, vin'yl top. - WE HAVE 2 10 CHOOSI I ROM Phone 322.0736. ,I11,J 3, ;:eu-, Your* for on','........ - 1964 KARMAN GHIA IOATS-MOTORI-TRAILERS DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING ROISON 5PORTING GOOt) 2" and Larger, Pump. Sprinklers, DOWNTOWN SANC)PD 377.5941 and you want to build your SERVICE BUSINESS by r.ac'ring new prospects and increasing your customer list, Advertise Your Services in th. "Business S.rvjces' Want Ad S•cfon. 5Dys21Day$l3WbI. - .; condtionng S Estra clean......................... 1967 VW DELUXE SEDAN - a low rn' and air se 1968 VW DELUXE SEDAN 'i,. * 1969 VW FASTBACK WE HAVE for ''bug" ,'rj 1969 DODGE 1969 VW DELUXE SEDAN 1964 Gibraltar, travel trallar, $550. OFECLEANING , R++! it I) ALL ARE LOADED WIIH EQUIPMENT - . . AIR CCD'TICN. $ ING, IADIO, AND MANY OTHER ,-sCCLSSOP,Ik S. BIG SAVINC'.S............... •riici.' st.pi Al'. 6, over cab, only $197. PLIANCE REPOSSESSIONS, 108 N. Elm. ------------- ThiS ,hsr .:'- 3-1970 VW DELUXE SEDANS $6) month. 372.9711. UtilIty trailer, $35. Wired hook-up. Has spare tire. ___!,3_! 331 6. -_ • truut VW 1968 V.8 r5 1963 DoJijo pkkup truck with 1966 I Op.n Road full cab camper. Es. cellarit condition. $1,000 down and tale over 13 payments at: __. shallow well. Water guaranteed, Call 322-4653. IF YOUR BUSINESS IS SERYICE Par Seagle, AKC, female, 10 months old, all shots, Call 322-1712. after 4 p.m. your _________________________ Call 323.1456 anytIme - ------------ WELLS DRILIFD-PUI.4PS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types Si sites W. repair & $.,vla. ST'NE Macbin. £ Supply C,, .107 W. 2nd St. 122.44)2 Now Is the tIm. 4. get ec31nS • )roM'nlsstO4' e reor ad. b,oke s''Pe • el.ct,kul tIiOM 71. Campers, Travel Trailers --- U -- For instoncei ieage Need some repair work? Having trouble finding where to buy t? You can find your answer in this d6l f e a + u r e of our cl1ssItIed pages. _______________________________ PLASTIC LAMINATION - 131-0136. - ________ -r . tires. whitewall con!&Iy The next best thing to a new car. used carwithal00% guarantee. kitten,, 3 months old need a home, Come pick yours! Call - -, __ cu. 150 males, back and silver tipped; one Calico female. 322-1635. - inch 6 cylinder engine, power steer. factory air, fined gliss, radio & hed+.r, "225' SAVE Five BUSINESS SERVICES ' 4 wc.e)ls'tt eo,of$!o.s. 327-219'?. ________________________________ SO!, going or where you'. been, the pur; .fectly a-orable part P.,. place for fine furniture is . • • sin.Slam.s. kittens. Fr... Four $7 L Two bedrooms. I balk. Iatg. P4..!. San cud 5. os (aider -------------------oi Ak Ia 94$ I Tap. recorder -- -Value di room. 477 R.'sala (.r Fer snfurcrs.tson Call 322.7420 .tb1 effe' lots $IS 000 $3 OtO 4 0 ?' Nignts Sundais £ HvI*d.ys $ •waar. 3729123. ?75.40 3774124 3772677 .4 for S d.we and g.l 2 I 71Au4vs. Trurks w.nt.4 r-.. s.ta .v* FPE' Artcn-obum.i for' = - 'i-.--Ao4et Icr 5.1. sat. inIy. •r - Household For $1 p.r day rental for ElectrIc Car- Free kittens, part P.rsan,lw.,ts old, love children and dogs? pet Shampooer with puichas. of 322-0233. Ilu. Lustre. CARROLL'S FURNI. TURF. Dalmation puppies, AKC, 10 s..u,ats __________ old, shots and wormed. $30 and Get with It man and ,na'tse $40. 322.419?. scens-no matter where youre Vi$Ol, ' t'r1 of 55A. For Sal. - Wypb.vil. sectional and chair, Cocker Spaniel puppl.s.AKC, 2 blond, females, 5 weeks old, 100% latex foam. Washable $ICO each. 322.5117. cover. Best offer. 322.27)9, ANNE I 't t4titi Au -: T - SSA. Hous.hold Goods condition1 $15. 322.5457. __________________________________ Minah bird that talks, $50, Call 323.0790. Air Conditioned Close-Out Price, Refrigerators specIal prIce. (half), cute, limt.d time only. G. H. HIGH Shepherd puppies healthy, males end f.m,las, APPLIANCES, i ;oo w. ist st. $10. CaU 322 0094. 322.3113. 24$? 5 P•i-k Ae 373 0200 o.aring - ____ Aqua sectional davenport. Good -i - -_____________ ________ iv. ' 'l - gate FREE with 2*0' minin ' FREE •sfim.te. We h. house - 1uIL, ' ccv neace ACE FENCE CO Phone 373-0545 Sal. For '147 VW, l,s,, 'cs4intr., chqisIe ,fo,rf.,.,4 for ds,'*. bujiyq b.4'1p. lfl9 I do,. Fiat. p.4;,. ir+'e gnctf 'law batter-1, speettna Hors.sb;d.d, pasture, full professional care. 1960 Chevrolet. C.ii 322.7241 Mu., of riding trails, $60 ma, payments of $7 or $70 cash. Call 322.0094, ________ ________ Call Credit Manager, 322-9411 RIDING MOWERS sell fast tk,,. or see at Sanford Sewing Cent. 63. Dogs, Cats, Pets days. Use • Sanford He'ald er, 307 F. st St., Downtown. Wirif Ad to tall yours, Ca II --_ Tropical Fish and complete equip322.2611 and ask fo an ad. merit, Aquarium World, 1913 - -__________ TELEVISION SITS 12$ UP Franch Ave. 117-92). MILLERS 7619 Orlando Dr. 321-0112 Puppies wanted, also small ho-is.- Appti.i. Repossess.on, lOS J Rae' ') 1959 STUDEBAKER WAGON, $95, slightly scratched In shipment, to Call 322-9490 after S p.m. be sold for $40 each, or 7 pay. -- merits of $0. Phone Credit Manag. sr 327.9411 or see at Sanford Geld;3, g.ntt., very nIce, $150. 196$ Cimisro, Super Sport As. sume payments. S.. at 101 An. S-ewing C'snt.r, 307A E. lit , Taci, available. ANIMAL HA. dersori Circle. Downtown. - - /) ( -'u-' _____ 9,od i.iiir't,, '71. Plia,,. ut-son, 2-1970 beautiful walnut stereo,, L_....it a.ndung macSins. Like ' Auto's , c • --' 'A WALNUT STEREO, $48 FREIGHT DISCOUNT 4 .vov.d PIer ta .., s. tnc. 114 S. Aces orsda reom with baths I under ccnstruon central heat Seti t4 j YEN KENNELS, 322.5752. 1 •f 1tIIO1 .itd L.'l 3IHgm, - - prgi sit 4 ar tteIr rnsplt)oe. MI•lI null o• apartment rooms 7 b.th., Fiend. room. $19,500 room hom.s under PHA 235 Eadneis. - 3 hod Payments loss than Wsswood FIor,d, P,0 gr porch (..c.d rooms 5100 ontu1y Ph V3I0O del' dIisr.5s Oppr"e '-Loi 4-in •itmonti Wanted U:ut, tutrP 4ta,ruItfltsUti 4 '*W dlticin. 1595. 322-2575. Dining set, $65. UI. nuwvlriy I 59. MachInery couch. $1 25, Dry.r. $90 Single 1961 Cbse,r'mts.t Pickup, 6 cylind..! bedroom suit., Ills; Mix.r, $15; Half yord drsj lIns with ,.v. automeI $500. 3220539. yard dwrnp truck. Yard and one 24 hour burglar alarms, 5 for F..If T Si H. 775.4174. $10. Petit oven, $12; manual 77. Autos For Sale typewriter, $22' $150 baby items 61, Farm & Garden SupplIes for $45, 661.1047. r; i. •.i tnitn,iø,, ew ruber, radio. Bassett mnd,,n buffet, dining .bl., Raw Florida Peat. MInImum ordar ' tap. piay.r, full power. Es 5 yard kid. Grineva, 349.5194. 6 chairs, Ills new. SI 25. 119 callent condition. A real buy. Pinecrest Drive. $300 arid take over payments cr Plants - Pepper. Marigold. 5IciC will trade for another car of tb.t Air condItioners-new. used, buy, WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER lilUl. 322.0010 Oi- 322.4557. 322.3976 trade, repair. 322.0513 anytIme. 601 Celery Avo, -- - __________-___________ -lots 12? 500 and Rum, and Billa ire i M.ir t,elv. - 3 b.droo. LIria • Mary sp.cs.Iuzung in hair 2 baths Florida room on three styling .4 Billa's Beauty Salon. pretty o+s 522.100. 373 1010 btiav3 b.drooms 11. 1951 Jiyl?i, e-,i. 1964) C'n.,z'it. r! i':,,v:it,. tres. All ..sr,s Pvt.ii.nt ron.: 1S6 h.vtf.4 4.;. 74,0'i' a-evil 9qç, - 447 For4. 'Ji-e ma ii, 4f.r. ioni J'77.a,f,44, 11115. 17I.1I ------- .--•.----__ 945 R4mbl., 4ns..tai,, S yf., 1955 Fon4 C,,sfnns ¶5Y) *tlosst I t'ier, so.o4iE,us, l"71 in;rnil stt*. eea.4',o. I49-754. r, $75) cash ra, )7).tIiS. icing bed, clean, •vcallenp con- Epo.'es arid F-.be91asi c'ot resin. Ae p.irit and refinus•ng materials and .quupmint I tOO W Ij s$ '23420 I -1 -- , 95 P352. Inquire I?) S. Park after c Repossessed sIde - by side runig.. UPRIGHT EXCELLENT PIANO. rator.freeter. Balanc, over $400. CONDITION. PH. 322-31 Si. • 76. Trucks For Solo Yours for $297. Appliance P..------- ---- --------poss.ssions, 106 N. Elm. 322. Spirs.P piano, good condition, $250 1963 Ford ball ton truck, 6 c-,l 323.1455. 1511. b p70. Be.utu1 new IhTI. and fou' bed- - n' 'unt'. r tirsdM cod eeII I iturlO" ,i( 311.15 F. 1st St. CARPORT SALE 7 b.d many other itemi. Ca II 327-5135 ..r S for 4r.ctions. 55 M --- 3 ( Ae'! rws,w - r.5 Sat. BlacIr couch. $20. Dressers. ocas a en i. 322-4336. . -- (4W, Thkt /43P $uy-Seli-Trade pantm colors tie carp.tng act Elm 322.1511 $7' øø 4 b.dvoon. 2Ho.$r I s'rige •te $310 toss C.. Sc orid. 'eon, .ntr.l C.fl 1Ltf: 7 baths -.4 • heal an •ic Countr PARK PtDL FAlPNE ESIA sES -rooms 126 000 334s ldMob,l. Homes 3boo.e $ lnv.stm.n' hir 3..._p.,.i st.4, Eachongs Austie the '1-Pss1 • W I '* reoe t.'a 15* w I) - r ..ser + r' 71 I;M. - WILSONMAIER FURNITURE C LL$APl P€' eSTATE 34 HOUR SIPVICE CALL 377.7491 I Acreage a - stuaren Lt1LIC '' URI v tllre tn-atr?' s reuuisisist. 4t*iI*m II dMe gthe upsitng t ds- liiu Rentals 39 To Re , u, rotos to he t.id utt'"t tu '' ' 1 2S-Hons Prti':u ib. 2 Cal Best Uvrnhe4 Furnhed - Hltiuinr 1 1'i V $ tac1vv. -- 2 bedrooms, £ .ihs Ftcrsd. ,om rev c.n4at heat and a" on two nc. • ( ,t Pen4 ei 7 ii) 4'Ait. TIAt :.II thi SlIP.') Tflt' i ii i TI' 1;: J1isrth& 7. Vi1,lot. 'mu' ' ,' ' -- C T onmi v k.ni rs rigis Mist hus!ormalitt., i- t tt *1 -- Wie S#ustio '_Cnild Car. D 323- )'30 77 • i u,.e'v rturit sip s' Ii • *' .1 lisp 4' (il t$C ' - 1151' 4 I.I1S tsFitP. AgttjX5i•U"5 At und s uvaititet )ssV - - Park.. 77_Resort Be$,Is 1ecIu bmddrr UmuCt uepu&t n:Ui 7$-Bus'neil R.ntals I i'iurl4 Cot*t,t ' ,, UrIdiI ..n' EMPLOYMENT AND APTS 17 92 ac,o horn Dritd Sanfotd Mb11e tl htd. • Htlr.F. Ad 4 II.2s-26 ems D*.i - . - - i.ufrii- --. • tin gii s... .4 S TRAILERS 5) Mi R.nt Unfunt$Sed _____________________________ e '.ut'41 72_Ap.merits 'UI - ;':°'. 5, 1 bid eu r IT i.IFt - . -C.rd of Th.nhs 9_-ir Memorsast' üst tipuia us,suc-onefI) pus) c) J)( $iipt'l Ia _.t' JCAPfl"Al4' i(1& T i' ' TI M - l'Tt't,t)"',iri'3IAt - . ps' 'iuliI. Fluridi. )uu are ,5Iut 9 tps or tout att cu to to hI ' tutU 'da' It iI,h.sr I r1 Yitl In ij"n p1 cc') ini1t 5.! utLUu; Tut •. (4 I *t1,1utiid_ t 5ilLUr Pa'L Lh; 1,000 ITU Air Conditioner $279. r$nre,'%k,r I'.J1SC rII%c31¼115c 1sf $ FOOlISh Ph. 322.0244 Norgi electric tang., $35. Call j do you want to pay? W.nt ads 37-05)9. have It . . . every single dayl KULP REALTY Gas ------ 17. Aes., Pet sal. 1 with AM/FM radio combination in wals,ut console. Aisume 12 SflST1DM'S $l TIN M.yt. Lsd3 badroam 2 c.a1 Florid. room b.ts bi a,,On three ...t b.aufful lots 7$ fruit ------ washer, recondItIoned, 90 day guarantee. MOONEY AP. PLIANCES, Corner 3rd and Palmalt., Sanford, Fl.. 323.0697. tab'. , $: range. $30: Oa iiFAST ACTION' WAP4r Au - --- Used . me.. quid cach Ii. • *est anything. No red tsp.. CROWN PAWN SHOP Sanford 3i E 2nd St ____________ -• SEhIORAN REAL'rr. REALTORS 531-0)06 - Homes Rent SPaces Rentals 7545 P.4 Dr., 327-2161. )_l,nnoueC.m uctiOP c 40m,,4,er _5mpIOYmIn ,., iit.iit)iiy I • ltsd'Itt 3Uate Help W.4.d J'MiUiLt0 A%eftUe fli% tiP IISUtIIid In a t- at list MliU%l r our . VIhIan ,- tIt ii H $ furnished houss, •,"r4 377.5515 • $++ls PIsirkis ; ' .%1.t TII LlII i\b' • - • ' t)iia itti FIurmüa ,',i, ,i AitUMt 1 V Ore rita d ;u'tiIse r I tuk.,) nanst nu hisi ci'- 'um. hsMfld Mild tiiUrt Mt M0151mts. . $pr In TT i I' istmir rnin $saih I Mtrth5te ths r IIt d1 it II 55551 ii Iii' ti,lIt 4t1' V Itt Mild IuT' in : itwd lutsel p4siutnt.I' Cs'iitst. Florida, jiUt. ititoroot Its or I.!-) Upuli 05 g si-wit: the iii Iran the 3.MML 9 OSi r'ipiwti lit ytiu cud LuiUtd ou 1 Fk -rtue mite. -• I LL I 5 ,1'KU1H ' sWL) nil I'LS b1A LL -. N PIH um.',' IlOnd. aiid other c-di uratriltp flIEs 1* •'L1i '1t tII,is,flussug UH1.- - furitst'eC house. Coupies only. No pets. *90- 377-3930. aensli $i(i'$Mtiii$ic .ndYurtrc DIII Liund. 1'cr!iirrnaD - 2$4 .v 323 054ô _ lik. STEREO 2h Mobile OTICES IISVIi • 11*11 i- lilpit L14 A11 ii i it t.nd . new cIeIhIng SIt. 14 boy's treu,ons, $7, shirts. $1, b s II GARAGE SALE: Fui-nitur•, clothing. FREEDOM -------FOR RENT household hems. Thursday and _______ On. b,drob 4un'4'd Fid.y 9 to 6. 91$ Palmetto DREAM JO furnished. ftemr •ic.sl'e pard work wbsn utilities sjpsiai* As,. S.rfod you purchase this 3 bedroom 2 souse •r Sousa. Per' or full 7 SO month p ith .nclod arcS neon. $40 to w m Wa ki o • • is bath s mi $100. sh09 m.ki.uP ,.Ch Iwo bodreom furnished apartmenf. .nd r.rIace. $10500 with tes up, $61 moMb. Vwi.rie W004.rd Ccc'4 desired nQu*s 4urnried Ceneral Two bedroom house JOHNNY WALKIR ' CASH 322-41 32 m,cs 1ubiidi.r prsi+iDrit SO CONSTRUCTiON used furn,tur C. app andes LQP, oods. Atir 5$5, UOfUnIIh*g Three bedroo'' $3$j552 REAL ESTATE ••is. etc. Buy I or IDOl ;s., Citable 1 _________________________________ .• . - PP , 3224457 Lars Mart 215 S.nf.rd Ave. ,,n'man •_l..t iL " ------------------------IV• 3 Wilt p.y $300 cash fur "Pi.ro ° Ewenung' £ ..ends . 3.2-573 N • is 0 I 0-t M is II A w0k. rair'4li'9 STIMPEP AIWC A3 ° w' - rooms, SPe oi- Baby Grand from pru. "° " MuIpl* listing K..14o' Ray .at. iw#id or rour lot o' vu's tv- 322.9011. r n1r 19)9 5. FrontS - _____________ Crank, CoMac$or4ulId.r. 67$. id1. Call Tom, 373.1476322.4991 Small boat fr.iI.r. for tO' 4160. Mod.rc 3 bedroom furnished houss. boat 322 3553 eventri 17. Child Ca 2123 Grey. Dries Call 322 I p$pr of ea arriss 54. Merchandise ts .dere - Day Care per Church s now *.'.d --------------------- ,7 92) 372-144' PENCI ,arneshsd cottage fpr '.rit $50 ,54t pp,' .4 74" P-hoI1 y 4-'Cflut Munedy ---- ----- - Phone 377.5077. TUMB 3 edroc s 2 baths sapa!a+e driBeb, Best. August 3. Nev nine _. -------------. epacs. c.rrtril CARPOLLS FURNiTURE ing room. LING IQT DaY CARE CEurnIik.d 7 b.droor' duvss. S'OO £ • I IS W. lit 5+'.., Pb $22000. Call 322hoai/eir. TFR 3735 month. Pay own ,tiliti.t. 37?. ._. -----------4$ ak.' 1 p.m. LI 3 # 44n' S _ SICY ROOM SUPPLIES -----------______________________________ - - i ' ' Hospital beds wheelchairs to AI M 1'ai trust . ::' ,if'ru tee In ¶H! 41)111 gMIIL.I' Ill" ki 14L I nut-usia us,,, is "! 54 a liAI I I I uui iS. Vt%sitttfa ,rpnriitioii t ar- tl,'f a timinit ii dlstiuu'e4 Iii. a t't t,r5 ltudrvu til. Jr ii' Use "ru 11111151 n'1t srd truuhrrwoeth'. Uattse .,shsi1dcrp aut4n -- trsi - I hA- 44 5L • - e a n 137 Coun4 CIu III £ W dl 4 Dr La.sir - &.curl good d,scounj,.......eem d..ik $41- N OISY. C•l 4557 01 w'vite Mrs. C. Council. I2I4, Leesbuig Re $ 32741. ______ 'I I Iii Tt $BS TIME MONEY . t ,iT1(' T) t.ONGWOOI), at'tt. the iint thsoeW is .111)1 __ I N w ' L rthd ii' I tat until •.r puhll' r lisriulu, ' •utI> 1' $sn I" I' sisil . rrutr. ii t 4' l LIL U !iV. fl, t-p)r aisu I" or ot$tt a rhr %t sir h its hr ttJ ct tile ll)thiU ii (rI uirfulien jis raisiih tthi usc usr,, sir a I nsarrl.'Il SlId I. ) SII%I'1ItII - i - ( Jdei Oti en La belier. J tm an S4vve dro Ufl( voo c-- 775.3900 d.. lien;s 775. 7161 • pj s Legal Nohce o ice _ga • -L'-1I - ------ - -,. 4i.i - • ,,,,, , IP(I1$OI C -• 11ii '. i \ 'T1i l I iiurotr '-s tn: iiiL ( 111(1 II (Ol Iii. i.Ut III 0! lIsa' !!rrtIt I&' t4lP Iii bLisiliriC & us u i.' Ii i.'II Ji 1)1(1*1 IIISCI Ii. w 1iL. iu .-i1 mit't.tiLit •' . RH0rt, irUi11itit 51) P*t fMIDii Out . U- I' 1 i.u,ii utiU-? tiss .('I (if the siUIlt. #'Iurittc. u1iior the •u . I'ItsItT1J.. C,iut t ht'minolt Couut ut .t 5outhrPi Fot RU).4I. 7i-20 's ii sc'rIt" I'i,urtO*. upuli o finn. judrneIit luouc ti.il .-r.urt ;ily asia hIM) Wt intend IV ro'gin'i IT TI) FII Ti' lii. .-, )I(ICII r C.r1. ..!' •: A 1'. tOT i,Vid iMflit v-tth "s. tI4 l) uiu- o' Jt.' • COU '''U • .. . its ml u'rtii. 5tNt isTUø%I. iutmn f Itrlda. in uu,rdiii , ,,,a iair: troiislotia IJ j11 7')i. WItE tIi ,s 'l II • - k:'. ..t , a VIsiiOa .'iir.u.ratiailm 1'tzit. ti,.t, . inirnot'P industrityn. Iii".. :.. :eiujnntn. })isr$d t$tlUti • 1iiirpurMtlllt. hi,f,ipdktst, J'I.•rmda I. $s.r)i usl'ILJE DI sit? suC nhlut htirwid Writ t• Eoofts.ul *n.- Hoelit', AYr.'flL t1i• .. drI'od I.' u)P MS 515' .irt; 5Ar(iu'. liii: Itoh irsf i,f $r-,siIriiiir c,Uiit, FIIIT. '" t uvin. and u dooci, . uzkt,i'Sil I.oI heirs. dtv*- tdh. s.,.d I li%r ir-vse1 upos ts ).rttpf.rt' dq,,.tjliOtj !WtO5L r.,Ii..o'Iiuu s;.4luncC. t' ütlurs, ,uisrd 1s3 FflIUiuiIlP l,iJus1ies. , I:1tTlI;5I,;1 MI41 ;,rt.l'rt I.' :tiE u;iiii'st • ls,nmsrs 5Ut5tJtP is! n!i' hi I ii IU ( Sill) ) 1 s 11,15,5 b' i'ik%iflhim ,urLl hr lr r).mid cc rtii'tilurI t j' liceuh. L1I5tIT liT ILatLIM* Ii"' it ii . III, 5i.rni I'-' jiarist. wmiI.ii I,iU.- If %V, lJit ' 14i1*UttuhI Cs.;itreit T.s't' O)? Sti Altinitmit' ';'VII' 'Ti. )!L11I Ar:l: • .1 )i tasstj)sOti b T C VIt ,'- A1IT€. rip.,. s , lILI' tutu) n Suit Ii' Quft" Tills Al!(ulu,titt hpringa at i:t: liii IiI'S)' ),ruutit i tue Cit-cult LI!) h ' IT Ft-lt.?tTt'RE ': ' 'ut-I uT $.itlll',i( CiuIit- Flot iti.:. •titk I Aui$ til '.'.' iiti said each uf you .10 aninwt ITILITY ..-AihIrT 5It ,Z1L ,-tMtIIl)Imr isIs t'5l1. rI1st. titiC. J - i 4,11 ,uhi .: ::::' 1.1 1' 5 rairt hf ii H iii thi' i"' . thC rker kii*tling '1 few ni he many WiLing v hüi. Just Ion van fr right. Mrs. Kenneth Wright. Mr. Sunday molting arc, frcmt row. 1i to i atiTi lug th Irne at $0411J IimIi, 11 fii.'ure dN'fll('Ei rir1'uii..' liutzi dugo uDIlil - - it Adcntist tseu i E1H k fRini all o't'i Iiorid ,tI' hi tstl Ttii &LflCI ithb CmC (Io. D clei' I - . ---. ----- -- I - S Di Creth DUI JCIIC 15 IUI - - Pedilde____ tamed., $20. Walker. $10. Call 322.1 $7. Cl.th., dryer. ga,, all cycle, lit,. • new, $75. Pb. 377.747 C1 ITU dc ondiii,+rier, $250. ..-- -''-IS gal, boat tanks, $30 a.. Chair and •Homan, $10. 'TV. 944 Ford, 1350. 322-6710. $32.50: chest of drawers, 115 c__$2_322442I "'O pound tir.ttt,t;$cnbe used for commercial use. $464, What do ycu want to buy. What Dy. at &61-4436 for d.t.fl. Check with G.erg. Stuart II) Dowrtosv Or. Id - - F-re. horn, trial. hettom,. $2: Girl's dross., step 12.14, 12; girl's teen dresses ,I,, 7, $7. Won.,,'. suIts and +cr flt dr.,,., sits 12, 3. Pon. 227-5635. Mu)+iIs Lii+i'uq R.alfor SWELL THAT PALNT1 191, S French 4Q91 and 4t Th.. 37? ?IC 5 PP 7 h.ft plus lorda ____________________________ room big spacious yard lice1 41 Iasiaess Opport*mlti.s .ist locator. FHA terms a'..fl- Start your own letter shop and ibIs. Only $11500 Cøpyig service with the consPhone for appo rskn.nk pact G'.stetn.r r-sproduc't4cis Ev.nings arid Sundays 372.l0l a' 130. whk iw'nu'nt na lx'come a riiling criti'. o1 sLIhIaJ Tht t'initat'on Ui hi-Un 1ltX the 4& IIILfDCIUCCd *4) tt,t 5C IL 0 - BORN LOSER - 'tf .. ,_# •_1#u b.d. SI ID ondl4on.d i'.dsrvt. air oom furri,ihed dupi.s .'d month. 3275537 K COINS luying silver dotera atsc type coint. lily, sell. trftdi. 101 S. Park. Si -- ---- May I. paid cash or 7 monthly payments of $4. Will take trade as part payment. Wilk was. i-arty. Call 322.9411 or evenIngs $1 1-1146 for Credit t4gr. Ayenue. Ea S.1so C. 4C acrsi, biqb Household Goods For Sal. --- SEWING MACIIINU 12$ FREIOHT DISCOUNT 7-1970 new Zig-Zag sewing ma. chine, sli;btly si-ratched In ship. m.nt to b. sstd icr $71 sash ei.f.r Pear, You pick. $150 b.15h.t. Call 327-7546 hardall irovcd pasiure, pave4 road HOMES f.n:.d cross fenced rota9 I If N Pci-I Ave S.,,40j'd i. r 342 1;'iv 4 1 h 0T fl$ $700 DOWN PAYMENT limits ofScnfordE o.ar dty for lbs 3 b.4roe'n i' c.11.n4 d.v.lopm.rt po+art,i hem. vewiy baths tk Call today for apg rl',prê +0 fi new plumbing p.in+.C. see the5. desirable hit 11fl5 fuHy awning WinOows tures sIdrq T $nd bath, with ca sisewar doors red brick trImmi two THE TIME TESTED F R walk-n closets. fenced . yard. I'O.N PARE AVENUE ' interesting' Gt.d to N -+, ' Sound show you. Total p'tca, $tO,SO0. ____________________________ KL MAEY Wt LS OR 3 Car •r et as • t LISTINGS v&.1D 7 beth. central badroo'r IEDO0M RENTALS 3 arid h..t anchor 4.isc•d '' . - W. w.H n.naq. for you or Florida reon wilt $'o wall ci?. ptac.m.rii only. For more nfor. Deting a'. cf;r.d ,n thu ICPS r call .s.nlnq 322 73 ma$on A ott si O?S C 19e child.5.r+meI$ 4iso, ---- --------2 5.d'oo lig1+OI'''r•n Or pçts. 322-3121 .rl I.dses ,r n.c.uarV Higr coftimi) Fi.vntshed 7 bedroom garage IP$14 sons. Jr y 4, •, høir lorniw • -i • .j' "'.' •__-4.. 01.4W MILLS STUDIOS - - Dewnstsivi apartment. wiler and I.9ht furnished. Adults only. p.9*4t? W I Ith Strait 14. Female Help Waatd - ' - JTtW - r* s.d. to thut oil mil1,oi-dtillar ',ubttth péinitfliLi' -41 - ui swm huçt arn-ra4 tuIrs in U aaat ysdi t liLy Uu I ( Jini.well (ii (ii . t " ' i.; -, -- __ - '.'-: ' RaoIcrs of the lnw4fl' ftliUrC ?IHVL' vuwed to L'OfltlfttIt' the iILl't 1111 I ili St n,itt wi -,''vi' tuill . - - ,,.tl.n4 future r'oqr.ss .5,VALON ApT1.4NTS Assur,d .cvnty throuçh best • 3 PETS plan .siywh.rs 041$ chit ig ar '4.qh school gadu.te over 21 i , w ' _-----________ military obit,qat,or s.trsfrnd ..i$ti . . COMAODORI AARTh4ENTS Cell 372.1000 4oiModem Air conditioned S4.thrg s.iary open 373.1340 r 322-7$4 ........... --uI tim. blsch.n .n w.ed. hne .lhs icceptad Aptv in Ger.qe aartneI' • cd't'e '' mid, pool prwilnei •du'Ps, $175. sor 0?'. MAYLANZ t,t,t,., furnished 322 6710 Ave '100 Frid' CwC1E - T. - - WILAI.A - AOSS1L OATt- ad *700 frentag. on counI WN OSt 3 FHAVA p.r acre w;th tsuns. SEMINOLE REALTY 32-532 01e,S AP'S - tO acres. bqb .4 ''i01 -I'y, 10+5 of •'.it. just rauc•d ' Ov,tIOOkt beach. SI..p 53. 7 baths P..r l.undry end stoss L 4rt Juiii Ca,, ______________________ Alp'i pliaii ncr .'ho 4•,i•t -='--_ . -- Os ad F.dIreo esc.ss fluidi wIt is FLUIDEX, $ 1.69-LOSE WEIGHT safely with Der.A.Olo', 9k At ROUMIILAT'S WAIGREEN. ou 25 acrei •r ar4. Pb. •ravaIIaiS. SALES RENTALS 222.7174 o br'oo .II.to.w.H cerp.tinq be C .,poadsc* CU0. I.- w. c;v;.4Asca . A. Rt Eu ois & iavot - UA. 65. Merchandise Per Sal. ' 64' C & Acqe )3. Le Acq. 0USES 3% t)WN _____________________________ pfty cern•r lit. $9,QDO. dwr or ra -- _____ '. mortqaq. o $4 751. Bil. SAULS AGENY REALTORS r-m 12t3 Writs P0. Sinfor4. I.. •Ii. ca . I.-g:- S I ' b.thL Not In hou'q d.ep.nti. Cal! aew and 'cn sh '.qr.- Se, 4 veu Pest ) hn• .k. WITH A SAMOIUØ HERALD "FAST ACTION" WANT AD • ly fur had, •ir. Ul hive chn iaii p;•y.. W. ire hu#idftç n cc'. .4 ike Y°" chOlci, 3 •id 4 V•4 •' AICOb0I4CSn0' -- ''.'r 4 - conomtc dlsaitet. tuo 'rid bill ktwt'l 'ts trt gun fred Pt crop tt inI PU*" Ui 1101.5 and %&htUt I frnflhl rtOC tt Senate where 4• 'P. "it "'tt'flI'S r Dii 5 er the Limit .t' 1s [ " --. . ____ WHO CAN QUA1l UND9 N FHA 235 PG7 I vs r 4 c d bcc I L wi '• ' _________________________ ING FCED WTh ____ We C.e. OIando. 4 thn%tic irl Cvlt4IN The ubaidy iwv hns lnn at leaM thiit. o that tion. Thl is so huge that 'C Cmres evCt pasea.' t; long itme. Twice if enfi.ed tricU Dolt'. R-Kan.. nfwr simmering wit?' itnt croplzifld acre o'jt m Sen. Rub the Hou'c has ctirparutlofl lurms cuUi(l n 'ea fl the Ut'uc approved UC umni ..uret i1rnnnt n much ments snd ni out it - hod ceiling. "Ont way t end tti effofls luihng In &'iiflit''flc' . • : put a rver( curb on he Ro hr Lv;v u.i off program w cut dowfl on pay- with the Senate. -. - -------------. -" 'ui : pm iitwtnakvN dnhit - would lx' ugher I. Ciii r•fl$1 nt One k rs4Jr v 1.100 armer t 5uct agr iggin image ni i i am m. hnid in ihr rnn?r Ihan rulLu. wo ci Oicrup l.t' _______________________ Call 3227$4 .ft.r 5 )22-$7 ii ction NOW-PERSON TO PERSON LOW RATES 2 rsTTt ; s • •__!"" ;s. w; enver... ast ant s W _______ . SELLIT BILL BAKER U VOLKSWAGEN, INC 'Serniisnl, County's Only Authorimed VW Dossier" 321? 5. Orlando Dr. Sanford 322.183 1501 West lit St Kensrnha, . . II 322-0614 :vs Ptui Fr.ijkt & S.r't. . .* Sanferd J,ssau.'. • '.1t,r .J,.ii �_____ &_- - - - I ______ -- - ~ I I - in-n, i. ..-v.0 - I rw4ii 11 - I --.-.,-------------- 'Not John's Plan _-- 0 %,'I !T!__.% "' " C. Many -, • r:ad : ROBERT BUC11ORN 'n --MU -Air'' I tranit long ago jilted h the ee umobiielfl1flg pubUe. may - be on the vergt of a niitiofl1de nmebad.. 'WAI World War TI. the bus the tc' ;i' " r& 'Rai l road m A t[1 G.ei'mern Suppw% vein At Pueblo. nrt Two thrtg eombtne4 to give test 'l7O' a l5O late Coin. R mass trarudt * eccmd ciiance. be in ing governmeTit c'ush1nn vehicle may One is transit m),.an.hnur version of the air ma for -,prt the lwtwt*I projeet The f4ber 1 a qat' of operaUno f ' gram. 5CC tI in e (T( -- ' Se KEEP YOUR COOL WITH r I (9p Fc.,irid.rs of the At Condition ing Industry I. f ceilfl Hew Foreign Trade BiU I prive lo" W111 1. I per 6I I mports C Urtai I -, Ste' relations ith its trading rOt some .a se* I l' t çarLTe nes natmna1p0lk' ASHICsT0' (ArtA hange c ' foreign trade bill ic cua(l Im / -. 4 on is to I- .-s. -•. hat been Put IWItit"t b% Th There wa!' %l:rer,-1rIll ~ - I .. article !4eaflto ritie t he pri'rW Adding to the ut'it*Lflt' ' Committee. SpflZItt Thy' The bill was hammered tO- the pn&'sib1Iit the al c'ont'O tr' to make the hit! erCIl nrr'e ..;twt during sieeks ,be's Hou*e anc' had ;*s a . - ta,t or. lextile and ithor Imports. i In i1I grO it - I n* 11 .,si:-,i,i.r,. 1 YlI I 1. '• -. - 1. . .% du do dr hot ant 1 . $ % 1 5 I Pra lot 1 - real few I:I . A be It I Vr that I ... .:•-.,j -vet- ' 4 and this - D Blau I. - 11111111MI& TV" FANS I - - - -. - -- Th.sLow P,.s. "ii k pubt 69 VALUE port hers ,all I 1 20" FAN owl my ame spperin9 'Ic you in II it' Tfv. S.n4ord HftraI is 8xD reprint size DIAL 322211 4or $3. I 0 N! ww MEMORIES... 2 POt 1 P$LM PRINTS Tab. mi now ss.' 90 I Is %a* W." isa of gm endow 111111111111 - Kodessi ff Or *t5 MW witme t 11411111111`1 1 p.r.t VOL- a.u-sisç.W wing him est II*' no . .. IiUY - _v.OV1 - vw r WT S.c a. wevicr k 17 . 41 1Y - - --- ?M 61 4' .. 7c 1 #19= ' ATH or FAaAL AlS TISSUES Ar- YODICHO$U 33cacYAUW "''10 l:' (' . LL - - - - . " 100 FOR I - REEL $iG bLt OtITF?T VALUE 59 VFATIfEJt with .67 o' tn Extetideti forecast - partly cloudy 'Ith lienLered th,,;:dt'rs}Iowt!rlu maitly (luring the "t.'rn(uIII linsi ,-v,'nint' IiI1ru 4tinditv tht'ou&zh 'l 'ut'sdty. - highs uijpt'i' HOs lite overnight lowstn the 7(ls. Afk'rnoon fl SI%S - 'JA Area death. -S - - . '4 ,J I C' \/',z . L/---'ia 1.4 - - 411 Bridge bA Ca lt'ndar ('Justified ads - - 6)1-711 2A Church news 4lI-il1 Comics 511 Crossword pu/ito 411 l)r, ('rant.' 411 hear •'ivahy 4A k4iturlaI Comment - ,. - .. -- ,~~, -4X _1___ ______________ Yttsterd:&y's high 89 of l'4111l. 'I &S- '. - To Boa r rtit•i'tin to protest v.'rbs?l-i lt.ol dIxuird's 1974-71 desegrcg.it1n mm showed up at last night's pIin that require, busing fir s t , c'ininnIe County Sehool Ro4Irrt cir-ond and third graders fronI prrdominnnfl'- hI.-t -k ne-Igi rhc,d school to Pinecre*t er .'il4ry Elementary (aci •-e Prooton for the -- -- Mack ('lnve3a,il This came shout hind t*l4y,ts ues1inned hill. ihr,t their Ilr- 'Th' - t"nm Senate killed t1"k till mentart Vonds who .idrted as PresIdent lack %L,thews ' of the Senate, ;Ind Cleveland :-- --_ 1. % from ather ,orewil. When .4-dited ked Ii W -'r thi* attorney This a the -sante figure the vhv the hrkv' this nil.' he jlltieiafls me ancwered. any honor have don't I' iinrn ii \fri 'if irv,re' presented her plen in the tek Cleveland vn ,Ii repro ..'nt the county, when Polk takes 1 h 5f T.i ' .:'-'------- 1] to n" i ';--"" iiiitl 9t)s and - *4ssre Eisttrtaltlllmeflt -.. - MI Friendly Season - 5-k 411 hlurosro;ie' hospital notes ------ 3A I's'. it On .... 1'i hI Public notices Sot'icty -------211-1111 NA ¶i'j'nrI-s '1. Ii 1V 5.4 Will St. Chatter - - - . . ,.,.. ..,, I1t' t-t I1 '" 14 - 14 -_Z~_ ! 'W\ , - -. -- _!_.. -- - - - -- Upkeep I 1 uestione in iirb,i,, rt'J)r."iiltItljZ LdhP M ary Di trict Fire Commnt1 sloners, has ,ippreared before the county commission reque't ing purchase of a new truck . • . 41 twu) door VeIfl to cost h teen $2,804) 2.900. Urban tol the board that. the district h.4(l $4,500 in the miscellaneous e nense fund. county commissioners ail thorized transfer of 53.0110 from expenses other than salaries to the capital outlay account for purchase of the van. However. a joint resolution is needed in expenditures over $1.O0 and Ur-' ban was requested to refer the mutter to th e Lake Mary Dcpartment. The Influx of new voter regis, t,'atinn In enlintu In de,1ted whet Mrs. Camilla Bruce. Supervisor of registration. requested utilization of two me "'S "' . ' .......... ' . graphatype machines from the ' . pave or not to pa.e? Ti-it. Casselberry Firemen Com la*ln To Councl - fl45% ." - ' The letter was si;ued by Fire Chief Herman Joyce, chlf since last October , but with 20 years experience si.st*nt chief, &xpressed cornpkte surprise when informed of the letter. After all," he said, "we're a group of volunteers and you can only get them to do so much-you're lucky to get them to come out to a kgitinist e fire, let alone * drill." Ccmmenting on vtjuipment~ Joyce pointed to the (act that Casolberry has more equipment than many towns in the Ama including a 1,0IJI) gallon pumpor. two 300 gallon Ufl)C, 11 ro ue truck. rescue hoot, es'sus-citatoru anul prsonat safoty etiu.Ipment. Council ChaIrnian Torn N. pier stated that he would re"" 1IJUIflICflt until he could meet with )1*yor Blow h u t promised to "look into and resolve th e problem to the beet of his ability." Major Blow told the Herald that as far as community relatlons go, Caaselberyy V.,Luuteer Fire Department h... th best its the area. He atidLl th*t as the council had also been requemted to Investigat, it was now th eir prerogative. Meets Hea lth By M%HU)\ 111.1,11 c.% Stan d s ard fl.a( of the fl s(ablc. sx are be ed :i tra.umu sea -semi. remaining open during theComm.s.sion-er Robert Pariter County S.iit.t.in }hb 'otr' season used for training bins, in a report to the County of the horses. Bobbins continued k>Id the board that he had visit. back." • Commission upon exit riMluire- that the work force had been ed with officials at the Turf • • Or the one from New York, mi'nts at the Seminole Turf doubled at the track, and that Club. who bad told barn, "they of felt that the pre.sa wasnut do where a 4-year-old boy, look- Club, has tatett that it appears as of Aug. 10, 38 per cent becu cleaned log right by the dub and that stables had facility will meet all rethe that the Ing for his mother aul n.wa.i .ilso not dooais ed in se peti oo, and deadline the t.Omniissi to and had ttuirements b %' the tering a policeman: 's1y sprayed. ing right. . . they felt that they to per rent hsd been my told me to get out of the morrow. u inIsSliri The Aug. 1 deadline bad en- were complying with reguiatIR' Robbins 'kl house and not come back." rUNK compassed spraying and closing tluua" Parker continued that. The kid was 4 years old (if the t stahk. which will not in bmi opinion, the club should (and I'll betcha his Mama had he tate regulated. time mentality of a S-year-old!i to The press was welcomed to i 0 • BULLETIN i-' club to takt' mutes of the • Who'. su iij'st"il to tmsiiio horsc*, Parker went 14 ia., - A dstige5I'i5 to Sanford again (three to show that the horses were $ other appointments were can ni'ue, feat - uwvg trUPIt4l well cared for, and club at called at the list moment . . with windi of O (aches told bun th at so much of depresolun Senatorial Candidate B ill the publicity W*3 tinfavorable sua od mui an ho eOyTtil A .'•' ('r:tter tnai mey were Ln.SIQUS 1V6 he ahansas lilaud. today nesday. Aug. eli, If aid when good publicity. Parker suggested aid ed * Weekend IhIVSt he makes the scene, It'll reituor that the comwla.slun arid the the number to only one who to she Itorkia east caaast. pues visit th club within th. hi. si't l,ci--n he'ii look in,, (r week to ascertain the pr"m ugrc.. .11 Interests to be 13 the voter aupjiut and (LII attenuutt tThe Sanford Ikiaki -4/ prepared fur fast actkn, lb. wiuki be Hnfs*lis, ed to ielejie h 't\iri tiuD 1'A'" • • National 31u*rins. ('enter tia5 morning rel*tiv to the .15. On* way you can tell the di?said the depression was ov. above statements and W AS uti F. i. ("mom-.' t,etweeii au a;o1hr'ar-'s -. bit Itto an area ish. it toa- meti tu a recorded mesas re ((10141 totIIIY dei slop Into isto'p aini a iii ut're I. In the that 'the number a- st not u $ tau karrk.as. markup of the toothpat.. sxvke at this *¼iw") day's . • . Y FAR OOLD ! ; ''\ W/Ta . . 1 S - ' -- . - --'-4- iliflk I Possi*ble iN Delay O n 1j - ----------rnm :ht' Va River cm 3R iii nutd delay '9 'clung ii( SKIs according t engineer C. A. cniui Benedjet of the 'tate Road Deparin .i n -nter'-;uw isis morning with The !lii1d. 3tUIEdtCt said thai, tile hid etting is tAU proposed for -itht'r Dereinher if hia year, or the first quarter of 71. provid in g trnetiected ,isnot encountered while trmng o wt the ;lPresar'.' land. - -- ' Normally, -- - contracting and atialy object to the altimsinig pr'icedures. This motion passed with only P.-it. Buie. board memher '?riting 'against the measure. Bute said he would like to see th e ctt pave the ii.U(3. 'ston .irnae over itivisig the board property to Seminole , Cnmm,instv tl4lllfl .ni avoid the problem;, but th is finally discarded slOce felt tint government funded agencies like the .scton group t.uuld fU O Board approved. lease on Bwldlng 74 aL Son(ard •irport 'or one year mUt protested over the rental -use to $l)bO tnun old $11d'I rate. Schuul* use the airport building to house tu.xtbucks for the school system, Completlun dates fur two South Seminole areas schools We re delayed wi th buar'i .-spir',val astbrook !emuntarv - uoul 4s completion date was -.ud to Aug. 24 it the rtuut 'he architect who sought '' ':' "r .-.. "i-, -- I ,,. '' Passes County Inspection ____________________ __ Tur I . - -- ed the council to look into the organization and training programs, public relations and educational programs as perWas to fire prevention, morale. safety instruction.s and safety equipment," - 5 4;içsu''.: , -n ."ii .;I ,:Pe. ii (,suicIt torn Elem.!nttry khoot for .h,. .1.14 low hid Ii' ' t.aw Pas'tn intl r.'ccavattng Company, hut it.' ' _____ for new registrations. Mrs. Bruce stated that It would be necessary to make hetwe !.800-2,000 new plates. Comrnis. sinners authorized the use. with the addition of an expenditure f $200. Maintenance of Big Tree }'ark also came under th e considera-' (ion of the commission. Problenis still exist in the park relative to drainage, and the road department was authorized to clean the drainage ditches and replace culverts. Commis. sinner Robert Parker also suggcsted that It would be advant. ageOus to haul shell to the park for the walkwava, and this was also authorized by the com - - i's 71 / - Sheriff's appeal in Tallahassee will he denied - . n 'khuiI' t'ality'. fl11541(I0 iscussion ets . ,*_~ . -' men in the department and ailt. , ; r~ ______ tldren, exoressed concern nv, is the question in the minds f having to leave for wcr!c t- of t::e Seminole County School Ire 7 am. and leave their chitnari dur:ng last nighCs meet dren alone "on thestreet" until the bus came along and picked Tt.. .du - .rors approved pay. fCtiTfl; 4 pf Ofl Pe A ('l 3) In ii 1.37 vpaare feet of property on Pine Street in :,n ri"* Georetow, sri' n Pjv ti, -'a city Streets. . .sIter Teague ( 'mini :nanie -er. tnrnrmed im aoard tuit . tug. .t pub!:.-: arr.4 Ii 'fl scheduled for property I ner-s in that areas 'sy the city •.-'nv-- ••••, .ii.irt tuiHu p es ) sue%* •TL to provide .f-'f'i' 14-d thar li J.tE ('.%SSEI.BERRY 'he mi p*- ug Georgetown u nortti• V. tie*t he had 'iL the i' south flreetj, Dvisonsion in the ranks of the ginning of tint aa.t e!a5 and City )lafls to assess propert! Caita.lberry -%'ohnten Lire fire tr*ining' until alter vacaowners on both iide.i of the Department has come to a bead tlona. Tan firemen have signed up for the f!rst .tid enurse -i;d Hopper ichoni vtrnre the 'i III the receipt of * totter by scheduled to btin Mayor Curtis Blow and tach Seminole Community .ctio0 hedu1es1 for September agency is headquartered. member of the city council dewill be * five night, Is Is rae city would be asiesseul mending an investigation of hours a night, course conducted for Its shore of certain aspects of tza1nlng. h w;,., mu...,. 1.. .Jl13 1441 iUèUU 11WILIUr, leadership and functions et the train the new men and offer suggested having i-high Carltho old bands a refresher course tun, school 4iidc, ippear at the department. in fir, fighting technique& scheduled hearing and vocifer- porary basis. for name plates Speaking as we were of buiitp er stickers . . . finally got a clue from County Commissioner Greg Drummond on Our ques-' tion of, 'Where are they . . . here Ills, time to be evaluating the candidates and you have trouble remembering all their names," Seems that a certain po litical advertising supplier in Illinois hasn't been able to live up to their promise of "guaranteed one week delivery" . • with some of the politicians comrn plaining that they've had orders in for over three weeks already. That's why you don't Ilitit too -- _______ us of fanilIes tuith 5C'ft14I Inside tilt -- .Svmin(,Iv County , . ---- 'men. rno..r of them art- - ._i' - - agr eight of the 25 volunteer fire'- _,,,___ inch i_i: •••' 'silv ill. Polk was not the only ono mention the "amp of M'1' rnfavnra4ilv Rots rlevah,nd Polk p00%inted atil that he had 'mt Commission Is paying tax assessors office, on a tern-' SIGNS OF 'l'li TIMES: In ,-----------1 ivilur iuicsci rt'sjmuiug to says -- 4 'I for a juvenile 4.'tvmtkrn hsin.' n4 a pli'e to ,,os,se the 1';: ' ('iUull(IfltO Johit fillitheWa state go"Itbelieves he can run a resjHfflsible jl I( Fuit Mtt( l taxes in 'rnment. without new or 1971. (Page 5A) 'I ROD & S • Gritnil .J UFV iii li('tS I';SCltIill)iit ( 'uuintv _____ F- (LIST $1.05) .jWAtri''.V S many political stickers, YET! Gubernatorial -5 - fight. (Page lie TOOTHPASTE W ('h1v office, COLGATE ' - S riff (1.151 51.89) -t ever tell an:io- more of those I . I) She' two gambling W. E, - ''Bill'' Davis on counts after bliatering the veteran lawman criticisms he furnished his of(ice wi th $40000 of th e (siwith a presentment accusing him of miscofl Payer's money: "It all belongs gambling, 1111(1 lewd behavior duct tit to the government If we cant with children. (Page 7A) keel) any of It, we'll ship it right KLEENEX "BOUflOU FOR 1 KODAK FILM W16 61i 90develmia rWr iSC1 s I Atlanta promoters want iA) Statewide Developments -_ ASPIRIN . ,4) ______ S Doug 1)ickey Ltinchenp. a big SIII't'eMM foi' 14yman Boosters. (Page 8A) A ,...Io`_.__ _. - --- I lb.- YAJJJf LU?KTEALII.I*NWrnOT FOR THOSE ISN'T IT NICE TO HAVE TWO Wi - 2 Slt 7.5 VALUE SPECIA1 ' W"- - -5, Any PHOTOGRAPHO 0 a --to 67$OL F- 34 PanU 5ure Sports World Thrillers c I 4: ~ 'ri - ltre a I GENERAL ELECTRIC - ç, 4 , lwutlu - Stressing coope r at i on rather t1it President Nixon nwets in New Orleans today with advisory councils from seven states (IISCUSS Southern school (l(''j'lt'gttt ion efforts (Page IB) r,s le BIRD SEED ,I BAYER era VLAUE XWU - I fl) Around The Nation %"A tBThb00MI -I ruL tSH ELF t' t1iousands, of American combat troops. (Page Israel will take it It rtR'i Attit ude toward thc Middle East peace negotiations as a result ol Esypt's repor t ed movement of fl1i.-ilt's closet to the Stie'. (iitI. (Ptt' 11)) 1) .1 HAIR ° ba3m "a . -_ ________________ A.\WtLD 51!- The' SCORE N... °' , - 6 ..-~,,~~- I - News of a large base to the South Vietnamese frees .ri:tl.-. - 7 And then there was this char' acter who made it a point to tell me "the surest way of the air Is get all of those Polacks out of air corps." (Gee, and I promised not to A major reshuffling 11 of fol'(TS and the transfer .., 46 99 : I. . 6 . 8" ;:~J' Lon'. . . the guy who was driving ahead of ril e was probably the greatest athocate of pol!ution ever, lie had another one of those cyccatching bump' "I'm for air er stickers . pollution - let's go back to horses!" W orld (4JS £d VALK I IL I tit ., ($1.25 VALUE) i es 10 Il i y I re - '. .,-. POWDER f - . - #1 . VSM •. •:L Ow 4 ,.•.ç rt('fi 14 1 " , S2 EMPIRE PERK INSFCT LAMP ' _. . .-I.1 1295. 411110411 ovi,,O~Ar46 • . CREAM t- 3 " P41VC(l $16,700 DUd by tentatiVely clipping ltanil)er funding, the Corn 1-1.2(U) from lit I 30L BUG-A-BOO by SUPERLECTRIC 397k dium. T .5i'.f) / 'v't.iiid -v',s iie,'ti4 i moot r asked for an attorney In present the ,ity heruce he hR4 rnpttiMeflt the Sheriff's Depart. served ts * flemoeral Vt1i - I Working Mother fly IIII.J. SCOT], Vvi,i knig niottu,rs rr,ts, (lOMt'(I, pools c , _ - SWiltitning cPIVAWI MtWs,*Ac3STI.ALtTT0 sowa.ruspOm.-sOlaa 5OiYAT P8'TU -________ . - - E - . S .wW'$*# - des, the people began to get rr - .tlric 'Wh don t.4i v w HAIR SPRAY C88 J ,,• - BRECK MISS GrT 11tto 011 "152M W411.11 ' 88 OF - I VAM DELUX f Mi TYPES " pTOsiT)yDL*WI I 0 - ROUND POOL REDUCING CANDY fttF St 00. fen nliuI Ø 7)4tt va.sr TO stilMi VALUD 1' 5 r. 11"MyTKM PLASTIC AYDS rop re 1 plant .3 Ieae b i Away ' deficit DREAMFLOWER - I I t .t-.~ .~_.,. ft - , I . . - lth'i . %S'()()j)4 nhoiif honor . . - (P ( (1110 "I.'..tiI) iIY t'I City faeeul a - I _______ the unbalanced docui}Cnowle submitted auger W. E. 9 nient which projected revenue at 1,MII,00() with ftn' ticipated expenditures at $2,818,970. Including last night's paring, the deficit dropped a total $21(l,1(3 to $20t;,1fl3. A. Other Items deleted In the action included: lfi,bO() for a shop-building needed to house city equipment; About that reported' cross S8,800 for new ('lvk Center stage curtains; .9-1() burning . . . wasn't anything for a pulvinit'r nnd street sweeper at five Years fi- more than the son of the fimily no tici ng; $25,000 for a new borrow pit; $21,420 for trying to play a joke on his now refuse packer on five-year financing, niid $11,11110 Dad! . . • for ai'rluul tile on five-year financing. 9 - II.. V.~I_ rt,vl. .--`10 I,- ~ .1 -w T--~.. ~ 1~ -1 -., *%V! III ` STEAM IRON I%~ Ar 'Avon up 9010MIR 11'.. .1. hia; ma)nr point that nf an MW .. . UM V L DRt S SR4Y . s LL i __ __ f PROOR SILEX A Z. / -- - hard core tIC finished a heated queit,(m wa4 mainly 'h group that -tayod till the end snd anSwer session. 'rm going to 'ranahassee,' Angel began by ,hnwing trapseø , 'vr,yis of Sheriff John par.ne,e, of the school Polk another of the main hudget lie commented that he speaker. Polk told of his fight thought • this l what the t4* to keep hiq Piit1get uncut With her figure And expect the 4- . t' I - August *tat( $1' SHOES f . Women Rtpuhle*fl will host an AD-Candidate -'tnI" ('our i.unc'heot a: the t-' Club a: unon -______________ . -;', LIGHT MIRROR ______ MT ia ru R7 - --- Observers believe this will not be the filial clilt"' (99cVAUIfl GRASS CATCHER si . DISPOSABLE Sinjiord _V' ' 'i ,,en s DECK • SAVE - 529$ &LUL D • -4 .1 0 By keeping tht ' DUSTING BE PILLOWS .. Ot ------- -------- • ii flhISSlI)fl Ifl(IIL'iltCIl it. ViiiIIil hi' wili ng to iii prove $10,000 (or the rhnmber operation. 44 I SHAMPOO I' -. U.,, DACIONIFOAM XT'*A PLUMP I50!T LIQUID ILc ' 4yq I -- ---- -4--'- Ch o e PP . UST fl$% FOGGER ,VALUE ___ CLAIROL TRUE•TO ' Az . _4 ,' . 1#-..kI_ " 1%I._ I".I , ., . ccI -'--- ------ ----- itv " .;.::. LA.. INSECT $9.9 - S -•- -- 7 IL!S ,! -nobnt AM they told me tat ti-to many of the u-nAtorA." Wmvf A' ii '_*.,'' -,%- S9 . :•' 88c 22INCH \ . Q1i es .t,It'__ \ I r SWE Aug. I. Rummage ,.air opim.sorad b \aUvjt" Womens Guild a First and Sanfoni AvUt. & m to P p.m. I'ridv, inn a m to f pm. Snturda ' - * a '': a' . rI -. iiiu - - i T---.--.'- - --- operations. k."I .:,w 4* :. 6488 \ -. ------------ --- - .t -I ith it 1)t1(lget I titting #tt itiid (It (town to seiiotia LlIII4IflC$M lit 1nst, itight's trimming seliPsi011 and chopJn!d away fl1tit1 5 to opei iii.' t lit' L it 'i R'. inimitig pools 811(1 n i )i.il f of t I liiitla l'equl'Mtv(I by the an ford ('hitnht'r of Commerce for its lt)70-7 1 TANNING BUTTER wow 4 ---- -. "tIIIuI ii C ity ( tsnhit1I'Mlotl, I "4, lii HII'I -' C t; ( 8 ,I , #.-? . uww*own '17 it S at .. ?, ;. .? " Ik 5 TANYA . - . - lpubliriiti LXf'L1ti', Coni nit1ee of Sammoa County • ii meet at Americali Leçlou Ball iI'r,nrte lake) Pen Pm-k At IHW1 p.m, All candidates and rn tereetad Republicans thvit.d. MEN'S BELTS. SELF PROPELLED _t L L E) 3(1 AU Lt&I4tR bW & I-A '1 LAWN MOWER ! I - j CO - I %. __________________ - ''( . . • .t.ut 4. (1114 ARC . i .: 6 , t4' PJJ c FLASH CUBES j .' AngeRs 1* The Little Rrd .choul Housr of the Semtnnle C'ouny Asso ciation of Retarded Cttfldre will 'meet to eI'et a tw slatt A! p.m.. Schnot Ilouct offteers in. the cornet n' 'nIOlu. nnt };iin Itith Street he m 87 SYLVANIA I - *I . ($1.00 VALUE) T TWO W C S I - " - I :, - ... s, 1' liii itin i 1 i ' I PrIce HI (',,il'i - - - San ro d r B u e t :0Z. ___ ,. $19 VALUI ,,, , ,188 % q,nk -, - 9 CO'' j T).mnrratic Women's Club ni Smtnnlp C'wntv )imeheoti mesttrig at ) noon. OttP. 'Ito bral RAUS 10 HOSE - - tr-''' _~~ _-ar~ . \ . Aup. li Is tX I PANTY SOLIDS 1, PLAIDS I . I a. 6:..10o '. T:j4a • • ..,. 1 - p # SHIRTS • ERS BIND 'o.. - . 11 li4 • • • • • August 1 Regular ioutlal' in'ti_ o! Branch ]47 fleet Reserve As RIM t2OC at P.M. St IIC C . , -. , %-`6 I01 '$ -__ ~ •' SPORT- !~._ _', "- ., .;- ' . it . 14 - FOLDERS - Seyninue j, jIxVa y,e r5 A,.soci&t atim meetingat T'?eE b School to hear pep. Leonard. I ,1141F I: Wood. School Supt. John Angel As! and Sheriff John Polk at f P-14 * - . All persriUs are trlvlted 4,. 0 rIDA'( -- " - ' it'i , A' 4 -- / - 1. I at Trnpl ' unchenn In Lounge I. L)RL CS'' . 1. I FIU1 If the bit) isensti Pd in fts prest'fl form. After $ committee sole nal language Thursija'. the bIE nti'tI f" the Hnu'e vith artlon (pecPc t' i'ntCTTitW' :" . c Oft • plC, - c.. L3 11, I ONLY &i S. t~ relate to voUf preetiptlOfl twedi. Rapid preKimr of dni at hondas srir4tofl centerc $UurV'( W'u 01 ir,ihrw" I I) -b -. - PEM, ' S S I &CI,, '29C VA.LL)i nl( '. - am 13 MOIUMPO' I., not CAmgrt'sS name eon tht;n the impact of the mvas- hranehCs owork nut the ultimate ftrees to ure on consumer pr, -P,, t 1angua fl4l .ThUT" ' The flleA$uT gives Nitor, TOT things he Filrn a nd nhers-fItKhU Wt I A r S ., . , : .. _-, -,-, h t)LPI\L) ON ---'._l-_ , -, abnsit," asked one of the crowd. adding '- busing and de*.grega,on Ti", this, Arg.t repl i ed. 14 This is something 1 thought you might he able to do some10 of meeting of iba Seminole thing about. ()YI the other, I'm - - 1 - -, ' tb 1 i td) , \tlguNL 14, 19 74) •Vi';ii, N. 2: ____- it-. , * 1 IV , I . - *':'T ' 4 Z , t a-.. . • ,JtI nti -______ . • i Pb. 3224321 100 N. 4apl. ANAMEYOUCANTRUST pp... k lP ,~ ti, 1`171-sIderst ' the pa" wvrA 1111 `-.: %, 4H " grair t lr_ _ i___q" " % I.. I i -4-.; , ,,* • . , }ts i:DMO%O I BRI.TO Thi 11 .. - 1. _____ _______ I - ______ __________ "-'i v of SANFORD, INC I rtsient; - 'i' '.* 4nw let ma get this straight ii- - . this play, is not .ioirn - -• ti' ''; r. hard time ronvin. -- ____ SOUTHERN AIR c.tflv IVI,(iR - - - - iassngers has °' 4 - soon. bill,C 0 T axP ay ersQuestionA n.,Iq inoI e _ e.-I 4110 41 I iours. -.-•-- - ' rer *y to ppiv through eongci'tei m,trPOltafl areas. Wa,hingthn a building new subway system. In Sn 5 mile B ' Francisco. the Rap¼i Trmnst. *chednli Ar The the onlyprcth*i t*ra over a track at speeds of Wt tederal',(.4r project, one .aTe(pTO'ddt moen thburgh commaters. Rolling on. collection s of nterMate tt leading 4n.. .utoniated fare liour. It ' overhead trac s. the SkyRns Tflik" AT tts' distance (Ofl'dNe'd 1A1 USt a t A flCW W,shngton. IC.. from aub%3ritems based on '.r5 (It dolVfltOWfl Pitt burgh t now used t*d. Chicago is making pta; 'irgima t h.n an outlying *uhurh. Sk Ru' i,. DA1ISA airport. of eclu,.ively by commuter buses to replace its famed While sucti exotic ln de..tgTie4l to be fr.ty nutomated Ieicvat ed system Ith a subwa" •insportalüm may be rnnrt durin rush ind controlled h retniindo repres Other cities art using O c,yecaLching. or *U 'ut the opr-rnOVC" to kcc iarget citk' in the UPi(C(I ca)k'i *ralT' mnvthi from pAnI t States. tAPId trontt tivafly bui. (ramcportatiofl. llflt In iwfltflvfl ANa and men a1riort ttrmifl like the ear. the bus around massive t the victr,l of traffic jams. als. The ' camp'1e. eortslsla of smafl. One solution to th is Is the tkettiC-P0VrN'd UriIIS CJtPAh1C re'er'td highway lane for and C'4fldt' mu'h ftA'C1. t)rite Ttt th4 fø,' trains would roll downhill 10 a arid then u tat$nns. vaceum pre mnnwfltufll and sure to climb uphill. Then there Is the 'SkyRu mr4ei Make Nationwide Comeback __ Could n"t ' Valley. commuters wit). I'PCd and the San are being toniM as mote 'tratn no SkRns - *cm the answer io sueh criUcal and comTo'rt. gravity , FaIfl F.ve; w:' o! At the top of the Idea Wit i problems as smog and The Trans3xwtRttOn Department the tracked air C h0t'% i'h trfT; hams. eledric ja Inve tigating the prospect of Iran by Th i s re v ival of interest in Propelled tube trains s*ehicll'lusIng these this uainifl.t mass transit comes nrne Hi rontor. fm a thin IIII Since net '-' hf tu espabti IN have 'tripled, but the number of cushinri o air toot an bo o r up to 13() miles dropped by one' CUtbId Idea Think Mass Transit .f I% fl 4 weeks following the .aequtai. ,ton ,if thito, property riUMs. , iUi'VOP is racttcaiIy cnn dUsted n rugarits to the and rrnmtwr of teats U,sUg the area tinder the Queen Bridge and wi ll be reviewed with vatiUUs nterestd partine within -s few weeks according to UcuedIet. Vertical dearanea re.nurcd for the proposed bridge is a prunary concern of this SUrVSIY BenedIct added. Students All Uu,. -u (.',:44flhul -t ;il l •tightui graders who will at'en.! Sanford Middla khuuL need to re-register. This may be done by tailing the guidane. zfke at 122.Uti tsr gong to the school thiring the bows of tioun, \tu* n. through i !hrs,ugh '-V'4jnt-; j-- ' , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1970 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 13, 1970 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 1970. 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