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of i4or) Belair Botilevard. details the villainoub

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assault upon president Abraham Lincoln per

p:issed (lOWfl to Underhill' s father, sho,

ptYtrate'(i in Ford Theater, the hours be lay

acriuss the street, in turn, kit it to his son over 30 years ago.
a
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CLaified ads . SA-ItJA

Ermtertaintneflt ... ----lB
horoscope .................68
llo:illital 1140tes .... .. 411
Sj'it tY ------------21 313
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Dear Abby ...............611
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the items valued at a total

flue, Longwood. was pronounced

15O were stolen from his home dead oo arrival a Seminole
near Casselberry while he wa-s Memorial Hospit1 early today
by a Sanford physician after the
An entry into the Idyllwilde, mother rtitturned home fMM
rerine, resulted in the toes of through the slats of lua crib.
Seminole County Deputy ROY
a complete radio central i tern, a strong box filled with Rice said the tnuther arrtved
personal papers. ten sharits of home some urne aft*r midnight

Phillips Petroleum stock. $13 from her job it a Winter Par*
cash and a coat valuad at SIS. restaurant and fuund her chi}i's
was no sign of forced bead .suick through the slatz of
his crib.
entry.
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Rice said the child's father, .
Mrs. Jesse H. Holloman,21t'
,vice station attendant, had
West Hampton Circle in Win- sw

tr Woods, liat.d with county been SIeePUlg n the adjoining
room and heard no outcry when
authorities the loss of a mink

coat of undermIned value, the infant became counglid
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tSP he r arrival

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Sanford ,o1ke listed thetheft strinu!auon.

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in his Opinion, i growing dispro

fly M-IHION JIL1IILA

1932 Linden Road in Tangle-

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industry and

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1oreu1 and strict toting so that

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childit...... occupancies. according
to Drimimmid, and thert- fore not
compounding the problem of
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everywhere if Only we hi'vQ! tile Fund, SM2,424,90 will lie dibirivisiomi to pisrieie it, Thu
huted to vouuties and time re
IjreiaIc&amp;sawsy are time creatora.
itiainitig $3,9tI,l065 will be disVIctoria 1ackviILe - Wust

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ditt is $4l,3l0.. The shire al
104'atetl to tile Inuilicilimilly of
.Saiiiiuum d Is $2,OI8.t2 February
ltiii~j brought S214AU31. T0101
for the fiscal year Is $113!,496 IIhmukcrs pumetmaovtl mole than
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you rtally can't tell Your .
Itegulatioll. if-IM41z that li-J.01-72. Laht yeat'A hultru will, a9t, agents are encotuiteriug &amp;J
slitmonal problems coorerulug
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friends from your enemies net cigarette lax collections for
(without son1cone like us 'point
'lotil for the tiscil ear to cigarette bootlegging,
the month of December. ltMiU,
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Area deaths ............ 2A
Bridge .,.....................68

week-04uI son of James and Ro

home of Mrs. George Karnes,

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taken from a Lake Howell area

fle niolner
forced entry.
aded the Longwuod Police .snt.i
.-n assorted coin oU.ctAon
of undeterralned value and $34) an alflbtLI*flVe was dispatched to
uie hospital
-- ----------------------------take thur baby

pars issued that day with the news
abOut
death.
Sharing the front page was the reminder of Lincoln's death. One had sold for as much

iiit'iits belong in high density urcaks inure venturu of a torn . • nue
• . . . hut, IUad and industrial imature he contended, mnot apartment's lu.an incas. not the county, since
We could con ti
have two bedrooms, which are cities provide more pubLic facth
rs th e county's ceo
th at's enough to whet your ap- which bolste
ties including i'otice and fire
presumably
occupied by cMlnd
tax
'suucture
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nomy
petit&amp;, isn't it?
protection
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dren.
creates fewer nerds,

day: Partly cloudy and c(sil With Iliglig around
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ately with other living costs in the past 104)

"extra' edition of the New York Herald i'
Saturday, April 1, 1863.

('ounty Commissioner's race?

which presently "closely sssot'i-

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iiiuuuiriiii1 ithur mcii - men in h!ue and men
11 JANI; (tSl-I.BERRY
tit gruy -- ssere still d)1ni in the bloody Civil
1 lie as cume ht'.udIitie on the &amp; ilov.ed Vs ar.
procl3mation Issued by Jeff Davis.
newsprint pr')clairn the asesoinu news of president of the Confederacy, stated that
-Virginia is to be held at all hazards."
presidential ass- a5sination and death that have
Underhill points out th at even then th e price
been so painfully familiar to all Americans

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keeps an extra net of flaVA in his Wasliington guess on who tile dark hatse Icounty
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Burglars Cart Away

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Sanford Woman's Republican
Club luncheon, noon, Trophy
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Sanford Womana Club Valentire dinner, 7:80 p.m., at
Club Lul. For reservations call
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Cub Scout Pack 540 mothers
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Feb. 15
South Seminole Library annual open house silver tea, 8.5
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only quarterly. The "Leading In- a saucer-shaped dip and recov- big men. You cannot help the poor by destroying the
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rich You cannot lift the sage earner h pulling
that It takes a near -professional Herr 's hat to look for In tht down the sage payer.
ou cannot keep out of
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trouble
b spending more than your income You
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tnu re among the 20i million There are literally hundreds Uno economists say the
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American' who dint
"°' of othi" indicators The unr'nd watching o
os ly this
whether they am heading Into Ing stream of statistics from ter and spring they appearv.In dns hntred' 'w cannot e'lahhi'h iecur1ty on
borrowed money.You cannot build character and
recession-end want to find out Washington is unmitched. No various dates in the month on
I'rvh. Nguyri.
miu'
coMr'rm'w ELSE n-nenr to be on South \'wLnanw
fol- courage by taking away a man's Initiative and in-try keeping watch on this other nation takes such close lowing the month concerned.
'evtewi ALAN hoops cited In recent fighting at flue Lap.
, nand as
dependence. You cannot help men permanently by
hsndful of key monthly Indica- and frequent readings of Its own Money Supplydoing for them what they could and should do
trr-s:
ecmie pulse, monetary blood
I! the money supply begins
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Abrahaiti Lincoln
1. The money supply. 2. The pressure and productive metab- rise perceptibly, It mesna that thenLqelvm
-niplayment and unemployment ollim
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th e Federal Resenre Board has
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ambodia
3. Consumer and whole. But not all the dials, charts begun to relax its tightmoneyale price-a. 4. Industrial prOdUc- and graphs tell the same story. policy. Credit would become
Vie Cong
B,- WALTER WIIITEIIEAD North Vu'tnnrt. Cambodia and d lilling another
5. RethIl sales
Some suggest a levenisn boom more plenWul, interest rates
L.os
if
Allied
troops
in
are
and
North
Vietnamese
troops
These
were listed by top rank Is roaring on. Others, reflecting would tend to decline.
SAIGON' •TF' - American
l
attacked from such sanctuaries. two engagements. One such government
economists
warplanes attacked Vednesda. 1
the trends of employment, auto
Fat- many m on ths the Federal
into Cambodia. hitting gun "We will continue to follow a action near Duc Pho 92 miles among the major signposts they sales and housing, hint the pa- Reserve system has held the
policy of protective reaction," southeast of T)a Nang resulted t will be studying to rend the tient is going Into a
positions that shot down one Laird said.
decline,
money supply 1 tight rein; the
in eight guerrillas killed
trend of innlation or recession.
Over the next few months the rise has been at a rate of lei'
L.S. helicopter and opened fire
Elsewhere on the battlef ronts. ; Another Involved gunship or both . in critical months just
Old
on others coming to th e rescue,
Ui1 chart lines should be. than 1 per cent a year. Il ft
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U.S.
Marines kil led 1. guerril- crews of the -rU.Se . iSt
ahead,
U.S. spokesmen said today.
gin
ibouju
ciimb
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a
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a ttern-maybe flat
W °'
)as with th e aid of artillery and Cavalry Division and resulted Thi. Gross Nationni Product out. In a
ion on a poss
rrnssiible
e cha
an is
The spokesmen
leveling-off of busi- per cent a year. for two or more
said the
fighter-bomber
strikes
sou
th of in the killing of nine Commu- and th e Commerce De
premature.
Associated Press Writer
incident occurred 2 miles west
part- fleas; maybe down. Into a recea- months in a row, then 1t' safe
Nn, There were no mat troops one mi'e from the ment's "Summary of Leading aton:
of Saigon In a border area I
maybe up. In a resumed to assume monetary policy lu WASHNGTCJ\ tAP
Hov.eier, James Wimmer,
American casualties in the Cambodian border and 7 miles Indicators" also are
Wisconsin
indispensa. boom; maybe. down-then-up, in Ibeen eased,
Democratic Stare
where Nor th Vietnamese troops
fighting.
nor
of
Saigon.
th
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American
ble
tools
of
the
ec
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seTs.
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O'Br
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chairman,
have been building up for weeks.
says he has been apIn a day of light action, U.S casualties were reported in but thes are hard for amateurs
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slanal, Is reported under pres. about taking over when Harris
sure by Hubert H. Humphrey steps down.
flam aide was scL by round
fire from Cambodia exploded I
and other influential members "If 0'Brin turns 1: down I
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and crathec in !ian;es. ipoles.:
rcturn . ttit iárt, $ iHsi,Itlinti thirn thes I sart srud ing state
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chairman.
chairmer." Wimmer said, add'
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FW!
were missing and believed
said
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killed
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It' .1/ \E CASSELLERRT
Perfec' attendance Ins for ering his prev mw, stance, that O'Brien. who recently opened
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later to search the area came
Cub Scout park T,4is of Cas- one year went to Scrtt Mu? the
under hear' ground fire !TO1T
up
the
post and return to pri- firm called O'Brien Associates,
lens Tini Miller
3.an Artselbtrry' observed Boy Scout man, "4IChae
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vate
inside Cambodia. the repar'
life
last "ear are still valid ha declined to comment.
I Piland Gre
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war-planes
The
52-year-old
O'Brien is re- O'Brien, who managed the
said and 'U S
Week with the annualBlue an Kerr James Boone Jack
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b
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In to hit Wick.
poli tic al pros presidential campaigns of John
Randy Young, )eIl
.
C'told banquet In fellowship hail
man
who
It was the first time th'
could
unite tht- IF. Kennedy. Lyndon B. Johnson
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o Cornunity United Methodist carry an R odney ma.
party'
United States has acknowledge(.
without
being
suspected
of and Humphrey, is being told it
0 7111!' Ier'IC Star? Went
Church
with
approximately
250
using
the
inside
Cambodia
sth"
stepping
job as a
attacks
stone is his responsibility to help put
Pub Scouts, thwir leaders and to Kevin Bodweller, Scott $lul- to higher office.
Dec. 4 and 5. when air *trikr'
'the Democrats' house in order
families and guests attending. lens, Tim Miller, Brian Art-That was one criticism directwere flown against targr
An aide to Vanlk reported reman, Jim Court, Greg Bunter, ed a:
was given
acro' the border in retalintiv
Sen.
Fred
R.
Har
ri
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of
reii'ing
l.UflO telegrams support.z
1's-v Delmas Copeland and Cub- Dan Ccrwart, and Bobby Kemp. Oklahoma who ha; resigned the Ing hi suggestion that Shnlver
for a North Vietnamese attn
One year set' ice tar*
master John Kerr officiated at
went chairmanshi p as of March 5 I be considered as the newnation
on a South Vietnamese
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Defense Secretary- ?tleh'in L
Sponsored by the Men's Club land, Greg Kerr. Terry Wolff, {ply to amnassador to France Shrwer, form Peace Corps
Laird. In Vietnam on a thret
n' the church the pack Is eels- David Tonilhu, Ne il Nicarry, 1. .gffl Shrn'cr. who Is being and antipoverty director. is
day tour, told newsmen We:,
Rodney Sims. James Boone, pushed for the party po;t by scheduled to make another o
thg Its 10th
nesday- th e United Sta tes WOu:
Brian Reich, James Thomas, 'Rep. Charles Vanik, D.Ohio, his periodic visits to the United
and consists of 7" boys in
keep attacking North Vie-tn:Scott
Barton. Mark &amp;hwert- and others.
gor5a
mese and Vie' C'ong units t
States in 10 days, just be!or* the
C h de and one Webelos
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Randy
Young,
and
.lacl
tinth
O'Brien
decides,
party'
visit
here of French President
Per 1 conducted the o
cpam
e=9
LenzenWINNI;1t5 in titi- "j,tCfliW.' t'unt'itiii, itit ingenuity pose- \':i.l, 'Jiti!
sources
sayany
other
specula-G-eorge
Pompidou.
and I)etbe closing.
THURSDAY
crentioiu-. Left to right, Terry Wolf!, first; Michoil McDaniel, tit'onc1:
Theme for the meeting was
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Building in Lake Mono..
Star Seekers Club will hold
P Valentine's Day covered di!'
dinner at 'O p. m. at Amer
lean Legion Home in Fern Park
All interested persons Invited.

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**And ill thnt fill-; Ymi with fear, Same political and other et- ,of the legislature."

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Seminole County' Campers,
7:30 p.m., First Federal caucus
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Sanford Seminole Art Association annual art show and tea;
Sanford Civic Center; noon UnLU 5:30 p.m.
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CRUISE WITH CHORDS-yp5 looking ata new l
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E'erL and Eddie Whittle.
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be exhibited at the Ian Francisco National 5i ,rta and Ecat Show. Tb. beatnik carries
I'll
Achieving Beer rank Were
a LI horsepower outboard motor and strings can be strummed whil e a'uLetn.g argøad.
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Gregory
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By Rcqet Boner : PERFECT AWENDANCE pbus were pmented by
Advancing to Webelos werr I
Terry Wolf! and Thomas Koh- (Priaudo 31a)ur Carl lAngford Arrangemeut-, Chairman Pat irt)rn Ticket Chairman Joy
will be the master of ceremon- Irn.'i •rinmrnced that no el- flati' ,.I. I
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Cub Scout Pack &amp;40 of Cuselberry to seated (1.
let'. We' he los achievement
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be-en spared in th e do- in Sanford, by calling 3-7$4 I;
has
publican executive committee fort
Gregory Kerr, Michael Piland, Randy Young,
let-, 6; George Cord, 4; ScOtt Lincoln Day
celebration, at cor, mementoes or th e dinner, or 36S-.6Qfl in Ovledo.
AUTO
Mullens, b, Tint
which
Got'.
Claude
Kirk Is fea- Itself, to make this one of the
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Brian Reich, I; Bobby Keepp, tureti guest speaker.
and Tim Miller; hack row, James Boone, Neil Njyear's outstanding social highB
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carrt', Scott Mull6na, Brian Artinan, Jack Ltnzen
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Sentinol. County Legal Secretaries Association, business
meeting, 5:80 p.m., Gordon
Frederick's conference room;
voting on ".teretary of the
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Volusia District S Zoning Commission, 7:30 pm., DelBary
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taken to create the management structure which ward now ready to be taken!

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an unnecessary burden which onv
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halts our personal progress as well as that (i
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can but set our sights on the goal if
the beli ef that one should
true broth erhood
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To qualify for the federai aid
5 RAYMOND LAITR
It and when approved h
WASHINGTON (UPT) - Pres. Congress-the Nixon budget for programs, state and local
SItSflCt
(dent Nixon's budget carries a his family
P1
governments will have to come
r.cd $27. billion in federal lnciudei only $8500 million for
up with $14 billion to $15 billion
aid for state and to c a I the coming fiscal ftT.
government with only token fully In operation, the plan In matching fund,, mostly for
amounts .srma*ed for. start would cost about $4.4 billion a public aultflc and highway
programs.
on his proposed programs for year.
in addition to the welfare
Stmlhtrly, the ,idmtriktraticrn
welfare reform and sharing
'enue sha ri ng
fdere tai collections with the budget provides only $275 reform and
federal
proposals.
It
said
federal aid
states.
million for sharing
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new
budget
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In
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enue with the states to be
The al cats for an increase
of $3.5 billion to be allotted to spent without the regulation Included:
A revamped food stamp
state and local government for that goes with current federal
the fiscal year beginlng July 1 .Id programs. The Nixon program to cost $1.2 billion, a
OVCr the $24.1 billion estimate revenue sharing formula would new environments.l fnancirLg
for the crient fiscal year. For give state and local govern- agency to relieve pressure on
the WTtn&amp; year, tedal aid meats $4 billion In the fiscal state arid local go'ernment
bond markets, a $10 billion, 12.
aceounta f or 15.2 per cent of year ending June 0. 1975.
estimated state and local
Of the $27.6 billion for the year program to improve mass
coming year. more than $15.7 transit and a $WO nithon
government revenue,
Because of presumed delays billion would be spent in urban increase In grant to Improve
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announces the following honor 11th
A Honor R-iill
roll for the second nine weeks
Pam M a d d . n, Christine
grading period:
PIaPP.
and Donna Sawyers.
Seminole High School
A-B Honor Roll
End Nine Weeks Sanford, Fla
Judith Bailey, Tanya Baker,
HONOR ROLL
Pa t Barnes Laura Bolt.,
12th
Janene Dswsou, Kathy Elsea,
Ruth Freeman, Barbara Miller,
A Honor Roll
Brenda Range, Deborah Rev. Theresa Minutella, Pam Philips,
erly, Diane Millar, and Sylvia Lynn Pruden, Marilyn Rudd,
Claudia Smith, Frances WilParker.
llama,
Anita Wolf, Danny CanBoil
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John
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Bishop, Kathy
Katherine
Randy
Roberts, Jeff 81.Bolger, Ellen Botta, Suzanne net,
Brown, Janice Cannon, Elaine kind, and Robert Yost.
Chapman, Rebecca Cochran. 10th
A Honor Roll
Carol Dodson, Jeannetta Dunn,
Mildred
Williams.
Deborah
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A-B
Honor Roll
Goes-u, Deborah Groce, Janice
Ham.., Carol Hay. Deborah Ruth Bresnkk, Susan ChartHickson, Judy immiek, Lout. ker, Stephanie Cornett, Pstr1'
Jimenez, Susan Karns, Dons- cia Eldridge, Sherrie Greene,
lye Knight, Julia Miller, Re- Barbara Jackson, Phyllis IAn.
gina Murray. Linda Nogueira, gic, Pamela Lipsey, Renni.
Pat Reth'wlll, Deborah Shaw, Mason, Mar' McWhorter, Debra
Ella Smith, Judy Smith. Joy Robars, Mary Rumbley, Jails
Soper, Jeff Bales, Gordon Tucker, Abby Waits, Loulss
Bradley, Randy Brown, David Zenli, Joseph Steffens, John
Forbes, Scott Harris, Robert Tewilleger, Lance Waldow, and
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PAUL RECER
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AP Aerospace Writer
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trip
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Jt., Richard F. Gordon Jr. and creased gravity.
on
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DRAFTING STUDENTS of Robert Schmidt's class at Seminole high
School have swung into high gear with * new electric desk computer that
wilt multiply, divide and subtract to 20 digits at the speed of fight. Tom
Benson (with his hand on the computer), Allan Darn and Craig Bass are
predicting and proving beam deflections, tension deflections modulus of
elasticity and shear stress and failure. Nova High School at 'ort Lauderdale is the only other Florida high school Involved In such projects.

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bosses sines the Murder trio.
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state
the vital mter of or- resu, Ralph Salerno, reports or ten times as much. And
"While brotherhood has not yet become a
g*uls.d crime In the East. The factually how the Coss. Nostra confederation profits of course
way of life for all, at least In many quarters we
network of blg'-thne crook. and allied mobs ha" extended are much higher than US Steel
believe It has become an all -year-round commitsince Eefauver since the syndica te does not I
they jutirid to Investigate is their tenaele
merit."
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single
days.
Salerno's
book, titled pay taxes on Its illegal buzino vest that thus in this
area are ex'*cted to take two "The Crime Confederation,"
documents the shift from stickWith that kind of seed corn,
or more years.
For a generation the mob- up violence to "legitimate" It is no problem for the new
C,1r
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kjvm
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tyl e gangsters to Nay into
e
tas
who ptirpord)y control business, financed from dope,
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loan
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and
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concerns, or to start
every
the crime syndicate In
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The most common ailment on the "Pill" to the feebleminded cat um of the country have kept ar illegitimate sources,
By GEORGE W. CRANE
them.
300 N. French Ave.
Saigfsrd, Fl.. 32771
Ph. 1).. M. D.
American coIIe;e campuses is and welfare population!
Meyer Lanaky, perhaps the
No number of 'irosecutions of
nut of jail-except for puny
CASE M.540: Annette B.. aged nostalgia.
big-wheel
gumthe
with
ear.
bIggest
of
the
big wheels will break their
For the latter have been out. sentences-_by alliance
That means, homesickness!
15,
dropped
out
college.
of
unless ,'
WALTER A. GIELOW, EDITOR AND PLISHU
breeding the educated, college ruptible judges, 'procutorS bicra, operating r,atlonwide, increasing stranglehold
thaunncIs
of
.
Crane
,
—
Literally
her
worried
mothe
public
gets
angry.
d'st)y
according
to
S.city
hail
and
state
house
says
and
FRANK VOLTC.LINE, Circulation - G'armr. Manager
titer began. "Anne was a good dents drop out the autumn term type of Americans by almost Officials.
JOHN THØ 5$
JOHN A. SPOLSKI
to 1.
student in high si.thool.
just ilk, Annette, because they
Advariising Di,.c$.t
Associate Editor
Begining with the New
That's why our election have
she
should
have
carried
grow
restless
ard
Inattentive
to
"So
Don
tri5lI hoe-.v.r, dedIcated
ROT RIIW
FRED VAN PELT
our
Republic
neardriving
been
her cqllegr work with case.
their books. due to their hunger
Adv.rfish,q Mane.,
.,ging Edit.,
9 busters are hoping for a
mS
or and nearer to the fatal termBut
was
always
so home- to be back In their home
she
•through. The Information
WINIFRED
P.
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a.
JANE casssinuy
iflUs of the great Roman Repub- b
sick
that
she'd
return
to
visit
roundings.
Comptroller
pubCounty Editor
To combat this economic as ftc, which also died because of they Will Use to arouse the
us almost ever' weeaend, for
STAFFORD
DEW
convictions Ir court
DORIS WILLIAMS
we live only 100 miles from her well as cultural loss, you par- handouts and the buying of lie and win
Ed it.,
the
basis
of their optimism
Is
Soc;.ty
college town.
ems should prepare your kid- votes from the indigent
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duct the thermal pollution d
By DON OAUEY
Also, accustom your baby to It comes largely from four
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"And sometime, she'd delay dies even before kindergarten
CHARLES NAYS
z1 rivers and streams, (2) reof FBI telephone wireAdd 'HD" to the lengthy
7e
Staff Photoqr.pbsr
going back till Munday mori- so they can overcome "campus a devoted baby-sitter early, so
hl.ehanIceI Stipr(.
dues athroapherlc pollution by
It learns to enjoy life without tapping and "bugging" the scientific alphabet the well-in
nostalgia" at the age of 18.
ft.
RAY STEVEPIS
TOM ALEXANDER
noxious sulphur and nitrogen
Pr.$4 ;Z oom 1om..
r 5por+i Editor
r.
"As a result she dropped be.
Start out by giving your "on- constant attachment to mam. homes and favorite haunts of formed citisan should be
euuuiotis arid i 3) help conserve
known kaders.
hind in her homework assign- ly' child several brothers and ma's apron strings.
variant with,
our
precious natural resources.
The tape and bugging are
Let It spends day away from
and
before last Christ- sisters.
for
KMstands
In
a conventhal power plant,
No p.$ of any ,.t.rl.l sews or advertising of Ws edlilon ments
It you are intelligent and am- you parents. as at its grend- said to bear out systematic cm- hydrodynamics," a long-known whether fueled by a nuclear reo4 Tim Sanford Herald may h. vnproduc.d In any mane.r mas. she was overcut In attend-.
$hou4 wrt$•n permission of the publish.r of Tbo pt., m l4. ance. so she stayed home and bitious, as is trie if you read parents home.
ruptlori of many city councils but nezer-ez.ploithd method Of actor or by burning a fossil
Then gradually get It used to and legishitors, police depart generating electricity directly fuel
Any Individ ual or Ormo respoasibie for such rep'oduc$soe will thus lost that semester.
this type of educational newssuch as coal, steam is PTOb. cc1n'sd.rd as Infringing on lb. Herald's copyright
will
tying overnight with its con- menta and courts plus
"We alwnys thought she was paper column, then don't limit
th
od
It
is
a
me
hat
gases.
duced to drive a turbine. The
I, held Ilabli for damage under th, law.
arm dominance of sileCt$d that could mean not only more turbine in turn rotates an armspoised
a
nd self-reliant
but op
your family t a but one or two sins or grandparents,
The H.maId is a m.mnb.r of 4k. As.ocIaf.d
.nti$$.d •civ11w.iy 4s the us* for reproducilos 9f 411 #6 parently she couldn't stand on bablen.
Meanwhile, take It to Sunday unions and legitimate buil' efficient but 'rfrtuall3' pollution- ture in a magnetic field, generYour type of home should School from the very start so nesses as Well,
local n.ws printed in this newspaper,
her 'wn feet.
free electrical energy pr'xluc- ating electricity. no efficiency
It cirn piny with other toddlers
"Its that our fault. Dr. have at least three!
The special prosecutor At- tioIsayit
for a nuclear plant is about 33
Published daily •*c.pt Saturday. Sunday and Christmas: Crane"
Leave the excessive use of and thus be away from mama torney Generay John Mitchell
One
of
these
Is
Dr.
Arthur
per
cent; for a fusall-fuel plant,
published Saturday preceding Ch,htsnas
for 30 minutes, even though It appointed to run the New
Xautrowltz, director of the Avco about 40 per cent
SUISCRIPTION RATES
knows she Is in the same churCh $07
The
Lighter
Side
says
it
ha,
become
Everett
Research Laboratory
Technology got us into the
Hon,. Delivery
3k W..&amp;
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building,
his
"fixed
and
firm
conviction
and
a
contributor
to
the
heatpollution
mess and technology
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$1.60 I Month
Enter It into Nursery School. that organized crime is taking shield technology which made will have to get us out. MHD
too, to socialize It even before us over." And a staff member manned space flight possible. soud, like a promising step in
the usual kindergarten age of of President Johnson's antipaid hi advance
IM could. he said, (1) m that dir,ectiotL
Entered as second clan matter October 27, 1910 nt 46
ission believes that
WASHNGTQN (AP) - Now tevhntqui hnovn W. "instant 5 years.
crime
comm
Poll Office of Sanford, Florida 32771.
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Also. send It to your church the 0Ws? of the Co" Noetra
ISir flI(' WV1'
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wes.
hinds ight
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summer camp when It reaches to .corrosive .
"organized
that former President Johnson interview Fillmore for her
t ns
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to oy ar s-i.,
erimecangetslmuitanythinr
-.,t&amp;evi!n on interview h *
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version of eventr leading up to Smut or Camp Fire Girls'
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given us his version of that controversial decision,
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American Involvement In VietQ. "Mr. President, It has
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Jersey now under InI rC.. •. ,i- J
all-famhI3 experiment In huia
,lktjn,ntNewark Mayor Ad.
real heart of the matter.
conflicting advice from within i n;
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mww'pn!
-works,
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pimv u tending Cunimouorv I irr Ii
tlis- pt'riin chiefly
St send at once for my Cotri_
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judge, two former
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pli ment Club Booklet.
encles
for the presence of U.S troops Japan
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mem...... '
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neys
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in Southeast, A3u
fat-trier
'rout Secretsiry of St.te, ITI S lOng atampvu. roiUrfl enNewark
council.
Although
city
velope, p13 3
Preeldent Millard Fillmore.
: Everett, who
Edward
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Remember even before kind- may be an unusually flagrant
It was Fillmore who ordered considered a hawk, is said to
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Commodore Matthew C. Perry have favored
the action, ergerten. you should insure C$$0 It is unlikely
unique.
to
visit Japan with an whereas Charles M. Conrad, your child's future dflege ediml
MIt*lu5
Aty
Gene
ra
American fleet in 115k.
your Secretary of War, is cation and his vocit IndipendThe immediate effect Wts the reputed to nave opposed it. Are ence!
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riutiindpotatoss activity of
(Always write to Dr. Crane
estahahnient of trade relations these r e pa r is subatantialy
Senator Es
with Japan. But, more Impor- true"
in care of this newspaper, e- the
Of
tent, the Perry mission ests.
A. "Those reports are totally clo3lng a long stamped, address- tt.i Kefuuver'i tel5vlaIOu crime
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'The stat litles tnvi,tved are
about 10 cents to $3 a barrel.
dent Nixon could do more to reriiin,uipn.led tariff levels that
IJPI learned that when theas relatively simple." McCraeken
to;i Inflation by adnpting
recommendatIons reached Lbs replied.
'ta ff report recom,'tr'ndlng a W
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White house they were given to
ii; in
cut In oil Imports hiatt he would
Presidential Assistant Peter M. the order of $0 billion gallms. a
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thin,
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today.
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Piannigan's fins) rewrite, shout $1.5 billion In the total
Proxmire based his belief on
which bears the imprimetur of national bill for gasoline.
in analysis by Paul McCrackthe task force Itself,
"Such S Cut W 0 I 4 be
is
en, charmnn of Nixon's Council
awaiting final Presidential Cleo- equivalent to a reduction of
Of ,conomIc Advisers.
rnnce and annrnincement.
approximately S per cent in the
Ni x on has on his desk a
Proxmire asked McCracken average retail price. This would
port by a special cabinet-level
what the effect on the economy affect th overall Consumer
nil Import task force. Already
",rmuld he it the task force Price Index directly by some'iirrounded by controversy, the
'taft's original recommend.- what less than .2 per tent,"
more
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erhood Week thi, week and next week and the
next, all through th e year.
necessarily be an act of love,
This need
with rebut'
of respect. Brotherhood
In the
engaged
As
a
human
being
simply
pect.
difficult
and
divisive
act of living In these
times .each of us Is entitled to respect.
"Yes, give us th is day our daily bread ri'l
give us this day our daily dignity.
"Since 19&amp;4, 'when the National Conference
of Christians an d Jews felt the need to establish
a special Week to remind American of their ohligittlons to their fellow man, the climate for
the acceptance and the practie of brotherhood has changed for the better.

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usefulness not always apparent.
It is In this aspect that we are
from the National ConferChristians And Jews, Inc., in New York
which could be used by everyone as a guide
personal judgment and personal
"The new decade begins with th e tormentIng awareness that social problems In our land
remain unresolved.
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entire problem of "organizational structure for InOf course we agree with Commissioner W. Vindustrird functions" was on the agenda, the oppor- sure of time, was willing to allow the Greater Sancent Robert-s who has Insistently and
for the appointment of three members was ford Chamber of Commerce an opportunity to give
arrangement
the
SIC
and
to
deterstated
that it is the city
look
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a
hard
afforded,
best
the
chamber
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fit
Into
the
drive
appointment
and that the chamber can only make
larniiie
how
member, Carl Schilke a successful
A
for
industry,
before
making
Its
nomination.
recommendations.
himself. A
cal industrialist was named to
Yet we are hopeful that the new spirit of coIn another move the city commission confirmed
member was appointed, as well.
not be dulled, dimmed or destroyed by
the arrangement In regard to the operation of the operation
He is John Mercer, president of the United State

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Retaining much of the form of the first few *iid
Camexperimental years of the Sanford
misiori, It was heartening to learn that the membership of SIC would now include a representative of
the Chamber of Commerce, recommended by the
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the chamber to is a profesional
the way is opened
unifying
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tains the responsibility of selecting for SIC mem- come Involved that augurs T,OM for his action as
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SIC
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recommendation for the chamber repreFor action Is the
the momenL
prior involvements.
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Seminole High Is fortunate to have a baseball coach with
the experience of coach Guy Garrett at the helm. Garrett is
a. winner both as a man and a coach. His enthusiasm, dedication and knowledge of the game of baseball has got the young
Seminoles really hustling in their practices to please him.
Garrett has coached baseball for 14 years and one of his
greatest thrills was getting back In the game after a five
year absence. lie is a native of Winter Haven and started
coaching at Sebring and went from there to Avon Park where
he had his greatest
While at Avon Park he won state championships In ii.S5
and again in 1964. Re also put together winning streaks of
twenty-one and forty-eight games In a row.
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Bernir'r
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the final quarter by three
points. High scorer for George's
v. as Kevin Eppe with 14. Mark I
W'hlgham had II. For Sanford
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be operat ed by a nonprofit corporation which
would donate any money It made to various
charities.
Daley said the $850,000 would get the Pilots
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pay bonuses and spring contracts.
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reservutions
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chimed in:
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drive this speedway. That's flat
out1 belly to the ground. Wh'rt
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Sr.ford Recreation Deparbnent intermediate Basketball
League are (L to r.) front row, Tom McGovern, RICICY Steele, and Jimmy
Smith. Second row, Jeff Sweeney, Harold Johnson, Mike Ta*ylor, Ricky
(Gary Taylor Spor Photo
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'he 221) pound Snow," and th.''
444 yarder by a two hand.
nil I need. I've been runlir
'his track since it was built tifli
cap player, 21 year old
I don't see any nerd for wtu
Robert Miter..
gasoline. Anyway. I brought
only one engine and I don't wart
to blow it Just showing the DID YOU KNOW • • . the
youngsters that I can get around lon'iest Volkswagen Bug is
as fast as they ca n. iii wait un
end
Ut Sunday to give them a le'- only I 58.7 inches from
to end. If still d.flvers the
Andy Hampton of Loumivifle.
41. long miles by giving you
Ky., even more portly at
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The Al.. owners came to that decision Wednesday night after two days of m ee tings, and
decided to loan th e troubled franchite $650,000
out of th e league's treasury with no deadline
for repayment.
t'111in I)aIc}', the largest stockholder, said
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r.utige tills week in prepnratu'
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middle
Conference
eastern
said.
as business groups.
guard Sam Gellerstedt to a
Work is scheduled to begin on a domed
The most impressive show of support WAS
Tampa scholarship.
stadium
in Seattle before December of this
from
a
quartet
of
businessmen
headed
by
Edthe
Stadium,
besides
wrestling
and
boxing.
Bailey Circus at
Gellerstedt
was
dropped
from
year.
The
stadium is expected to be ready
which
Stadium.
a
Seattle
hotel
operator,
Sports
ward
Carlson,
, They have also had an Indoor track meet at the
squad
football
-the
Alabama
th
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1912
season.
for
releases Information on
bid $9.5 million to take over th e team and
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shortly
after
receiving
All-SEC
coming events at least once a week.
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honors in 1968. He was accused
SCORE magazine has announced Sandy Koufax as their of missing practice.
selection for "Athlete of the Decade." He was picked for his Tampa coach Fran Curel said
outstanding pitching performances for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Wednesday one of his fraternity
.,
Muhammad All, had said he
PHILADELPhIA (UPII
brothers got them together.
especially the four no-hitter's he accounted for.
would
give the belt to tilt
Wednesday
"lie was Interested in playing Cassius Clay said
Koufax finished his career with 2,396 strike ou ts in 2,324 in
his
winner
of
the Feb. 16 title fight
present
not
will
ball and agreed to come," he
nings. That's better th an one strike out every inning.
belt
in
Madison
Square Garden.
heavyweight championship
The Associated Press picked Arnold Palmer as the "Atb Curci said.
The 5.9. 205-pound defender to the winner of the Joe Clay said another reason h
let. of the Decade."
e
has
two more years of eligibi• Frazier-Jimmy Ellis fight be- wouldn't turn over tilee belt U
'As I See It" selects Bill Russeii as the "A thlete of th lity.
but must complete 24 cause both men have been the winner i because of the
Decade" for his ageless play for the Boston Celtics. lie was
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trudy a super super-star.
Boxing Commission.
't want it.
th
him
play
knows
that
be
must
be
e
he
can
play
for
the
Spartans
saying
they
don
Anyone that we
Cloy, who prefers to be called "I had a call from IN By United Press International
Idol of every rookie in professional basketball, He was selected this fall.
Garden matchmaker, TeddI
With rookie J0J0 White
for the '60s. Who kn&amp;ws. I might be picking Lcw Alcindor next _______
Brenner, saying th e hoxini showing the way, the Boston
time.
By Alan Mayer commission would not let me
RE-PETE-ER • •
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go into the ring to donate Ui)
3cfI1
Jockeys come f all sizes, shapes and coiors, not Just the
belt," Clay said at his home bid for the fourth and fin,tI
- ? stereotyped little character featured for ears In movies.
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playoff spot in the Easterm'
here.
77/y
In fact, even the scene in "National Velvet" when Elizai,
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former
champ
sal
ml
Division and they moved
to
recap
beth Taylor's curls came streaming out of her jockey an eyeI
to
the
belt
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another
step closer to that goal
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offer
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in
Louis
Central High
Wednesday night by defeating
..brow to lift today.
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trophy
case
New York Knicks, 125-118.
millIe,
Ky..
for
the
Walk into any jockey's room and you may find buys with a
1hq'r
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schoo
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the
Clay
graduated
f
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In
overtime.
fair resemblance to a akinny Mickey Rooney, but there are
in 1960.
Whit, again played a major
fit the pattern of what riders are sup/,q4,4
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role
in the Celtics' latest
4,p.
posed to look like.
triumph as he scored 26 points.
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At JfizIeah Park one of th. finest jockey colonies ever asBill
Hart,
Beets
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including the basket that tied
Braullo
sembled Is In action da ily, including
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and
Walter
Blum,
the
score with only seven
ack. Jorge Velasquez, Angel Cordero,
seconds remaining in regulation
(I each a national champion either In number of wins or money
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won In
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title.s
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the
Hialea
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other
distinctions
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would
he
Jerry
harrison
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life," White sail
All
Instance,
Jockeys' room, howcvcr. Fcr
'p
since
store,
at
a
referring to his crucial basket.
shoe
the envy of any woman going shopping
Liked
Horses
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"Basketball Is all I know. The
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contestslie
size
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rounds
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wins
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rently
riding
at
Hialeah
Part
e
lightest,
just
th
and
also
41"
tried
to get the ball up there
at
shortest Hialeah Jockey
horses
so
much
as
biked
and it hit."
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pounds.
$l.eI.
youngster In Brooklyn that h
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MatchIng feet with Harrison, Paul Maxwell Is the biggest
-IM'fr
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shoe
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a
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contrast, since ma atze -,
14.
sh im, hoy to rent saddle horse
he
goes
out
to
ride.
Thoroughbreds
of a hitch In the Marines but he
10
stirrup of the
A
fellow
r
id
er
s,
his
over
many
of
to
Park.
tit
rule
in
Prospect
"
wers"
has come on to lead the Celtics
Carlos Marquez
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%N ho now trail fourth-place
ilrloo he Is a giant 5' 7%".
Weight, not size, determines a Jockeys eligibility to ride
Philadelphia by four and a half
Traveling Horse
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games.
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piu-id range if not for strict dieting and steam'rOOm ree!ucthg
John llavlicek, topped all
they
that
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yw!,V,,'Y.5(/POE5,rrPn'
don't
like
to
advertise
his
fin
Import
Hitchcock
mad.
boys
d:vn t' ':ll5. These
Boston scorers with 30 poin
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start under American ownel while New York's Willis Reed
wei in p pound or two overweight tomorrow, though.
ship at III.sleah Park, he we collected 40.
Tu !i1'" a Jockey fame and fortune come quickly and at a
In this situalion have
well traveled. Thei colt eani
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Los
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(luirca the largct protective skullcap, site
to
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national,
returned
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when
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ly be seen on WFTV, channel 9, at 8:30 Sunday morning. When
the Roller Games start in Orlando, the shows will be taped
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season and will be eligible for
tournament play. Grant, thus far
this season, hns averaged 15
;int nnd 15 rebound' a game
Junior Varsity coach (rev
floyles praised Grant for his
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their granrfrhlklren. their ample t')fl the short tra cks back horn.. I
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afford to keep a ear
drive rare cars. They hlSve been You can't
Just
race. It's too etp*nfor
one
doing It for years.
sive.
Hut both are dead SCrIMIS
3M in
About one thing: F,4srh wants to KatEn won the ARCA
sei•
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win another championship he- 15. the year after he
fore time and the younger gen- eral other drivers drove M.reratlon catches up with them. ('UtY Comets for 40 Ias and 44
Katona is 54 and a veteran nights at the speedway to tas.
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teet Chipola in the first round
set Sue
of the state tournament. Lake Drive won Wednesday night
11. Miss Percale, Miss Cvoz%
gems. Like Magic
-imtage ar. they play host to fard-Orlando Kennel Club and m Kyd Koy, Magic M
.issi*
tht tournament this year.
wiH pace the field into the fiBerkley T1 171
But the Raiders
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BEST BET: 4th race, K's Hope
nals Saturday night.
i,hout the state tourriamentyvC
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Mint-ols, Drive recorded we REST QM'IEL4,: Sth race,
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of the fastest timings of the sea
le , including a tripi son
tHeir
schedu
in winning the first elitnina:iiflv imui,i' i, ii..
mr'i'i-puiunt ieztci, .tit-:;;.
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knows Track
TInu Itniders had a slim end of the first half. The Raid iic's Indian litter, the nation tion heat The Don Gardner dog
- Sam Bounnet-is,
MIAMI
$ raced to a N1J3 second
_____ era th en came alive and outnumber one offense.
for the !l8ths mile distance. now as steward at Hialeah Park,
scored the qtars 47418 in the
FTA
Ken Troubles ran second with knows th e track welL Be aneI
final bull
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Happy Harold finishing th ird ! sa a Jockey here and rode
and Prince Cal also qualifying1 Charlie McAdam to rictw7 in
2-2
2
to the win wi th a 31-point per- henrve. .............. v
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a for th e finals by running fourth , the 1052 F'lamhig'o Stakes.
william,
fnrmitnce on offense and
Bang WI'. was
outstanding
on the hoa rds. Battle
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seusa nal with a come-from- 'I
3 behind effort through the pack.
TOPLESS GPO - W
in doulilp-figures. They Were SIEMINOLF JC
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Z. Rena Laddie, Record Speed,
Sanford Atlantic 27
BOBBY CHAMBERS
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The Fighting Seminoles 411
Seminole High School have It
rough game ahead of them thi s
Saturday when they trek to flis
hop Moore for a game that
could be a preview of the finals
of the district tournament.
The Seminoles fell by one
point earlier this season to the
Hornets at the SilS gym, but
Coach Joe Mills feels the ex perience they have gained since
then will help them pull off the
win Saturday.
lUcky Grant, who has tIm'
fai iie1 the junior vnr'it
team to a 144 record, including
their present tengame winning streak, will be playing his
last .I' game against Bishop

'trong point of Tommy Barks,
A starting guard for the Tribe
This gives the Tribe two outside
aces along with the big men,
Rill Corso, Tomiry Vhighani
and Larry Kearse under the
basket.
Corso Is probably the most
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Pete Ashlock, owner of the Orlando Sports Stadium.
The fight wouki be held at the Sports Stadium, but wrestling
IV s slre:md scheduled for that niM The Legion Arena seats
bout 2.35l people.
pEr'
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Ashlock Is bringing
everything.
Tonight, tomorrow, and all
get
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to
weekend, the holiday On Ice will be at the Sports Stadium.
Of course, everyone's favorite, Milo Steinborn', pmfession
jo
al wrestling. is there every Monday. Every Monday except one
thM Is. Monciy, March 9, will see the Globetrotters conic to
tcrn For 11,-t ttj 1)". ]%% wrc'tUn c cet fr 1'u'c.tv rirht'
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I ular starter back from a very fine IM team. Joe Potter wi, s
a regular the last half of the season and Tommy Gracey
started some games, 'lic Seminoles are looking to another
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: Frazier versus Jimmy Ellis, a pair of champions, fleing
f'r World heavyweight Championship.
The fight, a scheduled ]-rounder, is pet for 'Madison
5, usre Garden. There will he no home TV broadcasts, but the
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Seminole poses a problem for the Stetson graduate as he
feels that pitching is the "name of the game," and he and his
able staff of C.orh Darvin Boothe and Coach Bucky Irvin must
'tar; from scratch with a neu pitching staff. The pitching mu s t
be furnished from the following candidates: Kip Braden, Randy

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tanet, of Mrs.
with Sr,aII High and Sanford Naval Academy. The team
)s been practicing at the residence pool of Dr. and Mrs.
,
rnoke Smith unth they get Into their new home pool at the
Sanford Air Port.
This will he a partial rebuilding yer for the Seminoles
as a lot of sophomores are out for the team and they are loaded
'With enthusiasm.
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'iIs year as all of their swimmers are returning and the Naval
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Academy, under the direction of coach Dennis Bluge, has
come a long way and almost defeated the Seminoles last
21 7ear.
ftA
The Seminole swimmers are presently working on the
f undamentals such as stroke, kick, proper breathing, turns and
most important of all at this stage of practicing, enduranc.
The swimmers, too numerous to name, are really putting
ZH 4he1r hearta into practice and are atreutng team work and
team loyalty as the seniors have never bean losers and do
irnt plan to start at this stage of the game
"Those swininirrs who have been "gnofiu off" boo hetUr
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roach Grey Boyles. Sickness has hindered the team in the
opening weeks of practice.
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hostel dining room and dlscm- hole in the Lhrce!tory hostel.
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crashed through The force of
The 19 year old
Brussels ,, the wind In front threw me
ynuth'* torgeUulness kept him cleat across the room.
f'om hic
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dining room long enough
up'ctairc I know I would have
spitehimthe1ufl Impact o!thebeen killed because I always
avalanche that
imashedsat at s table next to the
through at breakfast Tuesda. window where the avalanche
killing 3 persona and IriJuringh1t."
at least E
The dining room at the
i Officials fearing more snow moment of Impact was crowded
slide' in this area
worst Ith a bout 2M) ',ouths all under
blizzard in memor ordered the 25 who had thronged to this I
ground floors of all buildings world.famous ski resort for a
in the outlying areas evacuated week of rela,zation during the
to prevent another disaster. Mardi Gras holiday.
Displaced
persons trudged to "1 was only buried up to the
center of hr- CgtV
but H; fltwcr 1orgc'
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assisttheater became home for 3(10 of what I saw." Mlkolajczak said,
them.
"Everything was carried awa
MikolaJczak had just returned .bv the snow. .1 could see the
to the dining room, handkerch- cars in the chalet garage,
I f in pocket, when the in! crushed one on top of another."

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327.5747!
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1995
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7 door hardt.ap,
automatic transm tsion,

power

1964 Mercury Meteor
4 Doer
with ,die

2495

895

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heater,

power steering
air cond i tioning.

895
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1969 Volkswagen
Station
Wagon.
Standard
Trane-mIe-siun,

1966 Ford Falcon
2 door,
stame-da,d
f,ansmIse-.',

3 line Ad
4 line Ad
5 fin. Ad

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$3.90 $12.60 $35.10
$5.20 $16.80 $46.80
$6.50 $21.00 $58.50

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YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME.

$73.45

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$995

WAGON. std. treas. .. $55.29
1951 VW XARMAN *MIA

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5172.1$

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1913 Nu.t Sodom .. $10220
1916 CORVAIR MONIA
with p.uviqtid. tames. • $325

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AVAILABLE.
INSURANCE AVAILABLE
ON-ir1t.3rOl.

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"AS IS SPECIALS"
1962 RAMILIR STATION

6 cylinder.

A vertise Your Services in the "Business
d Services' Want Ad
5 Days 21 Days 13 Wks

99

1962 D',Ius.t paissegee

cviir
a,

2495

transmIssIon.

4 Door Lardau

Fully
equpcd.

1967 Ford
C ountry S.dan.
Automatic ttsn,ms,or,

95$ FORD. nuns OK

1969 Ford Custom
2 doe,, u cylinder.
air cond., power Over '
aing, autom tic

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Y'fflet lIST,

i 695

1967 Ford Thunderbird
Sedan.

0. M. HARRISON'S
Ill I Palmatfo Ave.
322-79401

and you went to build your SERVICE BUSINESS by reaching

new PrOtpee6!

1466 Buick Gran Sport

V.5 engine, power

All Types of Business A Irdvidual
Ta x Returns.
JAMES H. COLLINS
200 N. Park
322-7641

Evening appoln$mec$-s accepted for
your income law prapara$ion.

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1968 Mercury Cougar
Standard jrnimitiiors
I cylinder, radio.
Em ir s

1967 Plymouth Fury I

Machin*&amp; supply CO.

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alimd Service. Individual and
luslnass. 1306 Deuglass Ave.
322-7199.

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1967 OPEL
Kacett Fastback
4 spd
shift, ratio a red
red fhesh w it te gi.aneinq
black ,ache ttrioei.

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for the new or used home you
need? Under FHA.'. new 235
program yoJ may now qualify
for a lome valued up to $21,.
000.
eta 4h.n
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APPLY 2140 W. WASHINGTON, ORLANDO

Chatter

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swimming pool, Prke $28,500.
Cask down only $5,000.
FOR INVESTMENT, Two duplex,

ANNOUNCING FHA'S

A dean-op can turn op
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Water Bonnet. Paid hospItalization, holidays and
vacation.

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operators,

MachI.e.

No Napldns?

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Want Ads

Sewing Machine Operators
Experienced on Heavy-Duty

New. Central heat and air. $29,500. Terms.

for lawn. Paved strict, City

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water, Sower, Polk. and Fire
Protection. $10,000 with $5,500 STENSTROM REALTY
2565 Park
existing mortgage at 6% that fl2.2420
31. Homes For SOlO
may be asiism.d at only $73.79
Nights and Holidays
323.20601
p.r month, including tax.,, in- 373.4140
322-6024
By owner. 3 bedroom concrete
suranc., principal, and interest. '--- --------block with large Florida room,
SPECIAL LISTINGS
Will consider building lot for
kitchen equipped, 2 car garage,
.quty. Call JoAnn Gains,, REDUCED TO SELL Old country
322.3950.
home, needs repair. an I % acre
Sales Manager, Johnny Walker
lot, Price $4,000. Cash or Terms.
Construction and Real Estate,
Turn it Into cash with a "Fast
FUR NI SHED , concrete block and
Lake U.r'. pie.
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frama two story apartment on
large lot. All this for only $7,500
$100 DOWN
with $2,000 down,
Two and Three bedroom horses,
Many to select from $5,250 to MODERN MASONRY, four bed.
room, tkr.e bath home w it li
$14,500.

Saw Operators
Metal work experience preferred but
not necessary. If mechanically inclined,
we will train.
Assembly Line Operators
Experience preferred, but we will train.

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Cloth wheel &amp; belt type

experienced or

Homes Rent

OF BUILDING
PARK AVE. TRAILER COURT.
retirement borne, $11,000.
water,
3
Bedroom
concrete block, one
City
Rental,, Spa..,, Gas.
bash born. with 12w16 den or LOCH ARBOR. 3 bedroom, 2 bath.
Pb. 372-2161
Conveniences.

Male

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26. Mobil.

ar, $34,950. Terms.

LAKE HARNEY. 2 bedroom on lot
l00't170', $17,700. Terms.
DERAil'. 2 bedroom, l'/, bath.
Wall air conditioning unit. Ideal

family room. Shaded lot, well

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unfunnshed. Completely r.d.co'
PAYTON REALTY
rated $110 mo, Ph. 322.4343. 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17.92

TRAILERS AND APTS. 7-92 across
from Movi.laisd. Sanford Mobile
Park. Phone 323.1930.

Midway botweer, 17.92 &amp; Atoms Ave.

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old.' ho,,. iramfar, Mv,f b. 510,500 4 bedrooms, 2
bangis. Pa'/ each. 131.6413 j)
THE
TIME
1ES1ED
FIRM
Evcell.nt orpontunilty for ,ii.srn.aParson with office skill,, ,eme
?44 So, Ft.nch Ave.
h.tb, family room, central beat
EXCAVATION
typing, Prefer ,.t.d , ,,,
120 N PARK AVENUE
to b..om. p.rrna.wnl ,.p,.sen.
I.I23
otal,iandinq fit. Day 122.7212
Eve, 322.4S1
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FACED 1TH A DRiNKING
tafics in Sanford area, Larq. $0
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tune, Call days SII - I327.
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14
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secretary
for
curh$i.
Eviculic.
P10,115.4?
t,;Illa doI$.r insvrancs company.
ing, and w.elsn,ds 0311745.
Cement block horn., 3 bedrooms, GOVERNMENT ONUEt) I4Ot,4Ec
Went ,*, at le*ts ni,t a this nnise$b, C
Sa"lard -SernInol. Jaycees. Not
L+abl;ih.d
accounts,
guaranteed
I
b ot h , large Florida room, $100
Pseb.. Alc.h.lies Anno're.v.
41.1 122-261 I. 20
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of
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much
mossy.
but
lets
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Coti Help
Reply
P.O.
So.
1543,
Sanford,
GOVERNMENT
OWNED
HOMES
Plate.
-' ti
k..vy
canal
.veacatien.
mni,;I. Call Orlando, 04 1.3401.
isiort
about
$9,000.
1,0
of
ag
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RR1d1I
Merchendls,
M.
STENSTROM
REALTY
Ha.
WrIt. P.O. I.'. Ill)
contact, personmaIi, or by mall,
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mont'ly P1'Y'
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J. J. Garcia al Ass's-let.,, Inc.
'S.nford's Solos Lead.,"
Sanford. F-f..
14, P.itel. Hà4p Want'.d
HUNT
REALTY,
JIM
ltvlons
Wanted
TA.
5U1 A 5C?'
KULP REALTY
7101 Perk Drive, Mi.ml hnir*s:
Phone 327.5577
Sales nr,d RenaI,
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Peby
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t,iuuirir ttsilu;
-Two watreti., ovar 7' A$taei.,
322.2420
7566 PARK
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CARPOLLS
FURNITURE
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PlIGHTS &amp; HOLIDAYS
Apply he person, Rebi's Pzza
Don How, and Jim Hunt
pt,
IAflSIITING. 322-1723.
if', -,q ,p
172-51*1.
Loans &amp; Mortgages
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Privata owner: 3 bedroom liar'
Palace. Sanford Pta,.,
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$rolert.Owsers
ry Research F-arm Manager
Lots £ Acreage
n1sh.d. S.. to appaclat.
2524 P.,l Dr.
ii,
hI1d Car.
imost S. Merchandte Foe
Wa neale 1uich cash loin,
General knowledge of punch.,. Ladisi for part Em. lob .1 full
Mery Plvd. and 6th St., Lair.
NIGHIS
AND
HOLIDAYS
red
tape.
aveythisq.
No
ing, aqrkvlture r.saarch, an 4
care for children i, my hem.,
t;me pay Sarah Coverlry. N.
Maty. FlorJa 322.1140.
Lakefront Lots &amp; At,,a.
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or 323.0545
322-9214
--CR WP-1 PAWN SHOP
farm oparatios.
Call 019-4161,
isvastm.nt. Call 333,715$.
acre sand bottom spring lair. $
Phone 322-2301
l'istrn Efecir
nnPii.r
'soil
Sanford
AITAMONTE SPRINGS
Apopka, for appohtl't'n'.nt, or
miles N E. of Sanford, 421.1223 307 E. 2nd St
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CARROLL
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Can y't, qunhify uder FlIA 7367
New Snnyrn. ..ci,
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INVESTMENT
&amp;
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CO.
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Wanted
to
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2.
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Stat-. of Florida, At. I, Sot 910,
Will
home, any age
Ii to, w, have beautiltil 4 bad.
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HOMES
Ape is. An Equal Opportunity
cellist can, and hot lunicbei.
room, 3 bath, 2 car garage 30. Real
tat• tvVanted
to perform?
including fates. Good typist
4-.ov*. heHqva a service
0FFICF FIJDP1ITURS
lisp O't'OP.
Wide choice throughout the areaCall 323.1035 anytime.
home. Nice area. Call Suilder,
s•al. Company located In Do.
eornmunit', bniw ab.O 1 by
e
w1I
turn
5tt,ar
iou? ofre
Mane for
03 1.0070.
DO YOU WANT TO SEU YOUR
s'rwp a fast a'tlrjq Samford H.r.14 a'
Land. Slat, salary desired,
furniture into cash. YOU care-i Went
23. Apt. Rent Furnished
-HOUSE?
I1ISS• e.
write in own handwriting ,
Ad. 0al 127.2611.
$100 DOWN
1sh
In
Fioms Owner. in choice section oi
go wrong whom you deal
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with low monthly payments.
AVALON APARTMENTS
Sanford. 2 and 3 bedroom CR
George Stuart, II) E. RobIn.
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V. T1,104090
Sail Realty and I nsuran c e
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141. S.;fo,
IS
N.
a' Ave.
ADULTS
NO
PETS
payment.
Sal.
homes.
Low
down
Dn,*.ni"rwn () rI a n 4
w st ci
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Nil.:
172.34 1 7 372-9173
flc. $7S or $90 r0' mrrnth.
III W. td t.
741.1411 r... P,,,L..'.
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EXPERIENCED FOOD AND
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uustnen 0000rfunItle;
tare
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CASH 322-4132
WELAKA APARTMENTS
COCKTAIL WAITRESSES
s:.cn,n
p.i................t,N
114
W.
First
Pr.v,iely
Street
FOR
ue-ed (;,9)ttirI, appliarret
BUY
owned
TODAY'S
sl.ton
BEST
gas
on
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Must be 21
. G.Satsf.d Service
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busy Hwy. 17.92 for rant. New
'sel,, at' II or IDOl It.",
Inventery C).vt ..............
condIion.
T,n
Air
CITY,
bedroom.
SALES-RENTALS
Good Workin g• Condittons
equIpment, Ph0,,. 377.0723.
tarry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave.
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ed Florida room, $9100. Only
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322.1101 after IOAM. only.
L.) A GENCY
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fed !T1%J''1Is- IY
DAYS 322-7174
and Free Parking løt, Rent In.
.11.
Wonssn, for meat packing plant
NIGHTS-WEEKENDS 323.0415
clyde-s all utilithes, Adults Only.
MAYFAIR. Three b.droom, 2 htk,
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Hi Flavor Meats, Tuslowills Rd.,
Inquire Manuel Jacobson Dept.
story older horn., Central heat
.s ctr Cratri Fkc
CALLIART REAl ESTATE
Ov,ede, Fla.
St.,., 213 E. First s..
and
air. Recently modernised.
24 HOUR SERVICE
Pool, $79,995. Term,.
CALL 127-7495
NEAR S.J.C. Three big bedroom,,
Woman to care for elderly ludy. I bedroom apantrn.nt 301 E. 5th
5t 1 Colen101. CSrIOOt'tt
fl44s4?
$45.
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lights,
wa
fer
fu
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i
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h
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d
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big Florida room, other rooms I
light
hou;.k..ring
duties.
Moat.,
:
Adults. 322.2296.
also large. Wall to wall carpet.
LESS THAN RENT
Tues., Wed, 5:30 to S. 322.1321
log $74,000. Terms,
days, 322-7909, .e-'.rslfegs,
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Clean, roomy furnished apart. S6S a month
MEAD GARDEN APIS.
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CITY.
New, 2 bedroom, Central
2
bedroom,
h.lh,
I
pays
all,
,
am'ent, Water and waihinig
ii tidreatsi
i full Po'hs
heat
And
air. Carpeting. $16,960.
The Sanford Herald want ad
Florida room, built-he 111th.,,,
chine furnished. 322.2500.
N..
Term,.
Country
lvheg.
.
fenced
yard.
Swoisited
Unfurstused
file, are full of success stories . ,
GROVE MANOR. 4 bedroom, 2
Close in - Wimitir Port
$11,500. Terms,
why
don't you loin the crowd and 24. Homes Rent Unfurnlshed
From ii
110kat,$l1t,l lot, 110'060.'
$I Is a month
use
a
want
ad
to
sell
your
"don't
South
Seminole
modern
2
3
GROVE
MANOR. 3 bedroom, 2
b.d.
pays
all,
newly
remodeled,
Z. '
Phone 647.3521
bath. New central heat and air.
1
room dupise, central air and
needs"!
Dial
322-2611.
bedroom,
I
bath,
wall
to
wall
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heat. Adults. 131.9005.
carpeting, lange corner lot,
-u'
fenced yard. Nvar schools. RAVINNA PARK Cue-tom, 7 b.lVary ike 3 bedroom, 2 bath. New.
room, Fl., room, $11,100, Terms.
1100 $12,500. $400 Down.
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IDYLLWILDE. 3 bedroom, 2 bath I
i painted. Stove bult'ln, $130 S132 a month
a month, Call after 6 p.m
Cen tral heat and air. $26,500pays all. 4 bedroom 2 bath,
644.4174
Terms.
central air, ew.cutl" locati..n.
A
L
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WILSON PLACE. 3 bedroom. 2
Nice.
$26,000.
Term,.
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h.tk, pool. Central heat and
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Court Jculgr- JulIus J. Hoffman
C:flJCIAG(i
jammed into Merdeks oconomicat va.kly •r monthly
ran rending contest might
Tit- U. S. for an rxtrr hour's timr
abnut as much enthusiasm $ stadium for the finals of the Iflth rat... When you pt ..rD.r ,,sul$,
government is arguing that the Tuesday. Hoffman had given
watching a submarine race anniversary competition. Lslam call and conc.l-you'll b. billed
the prosecution and
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for only the days run at .arn94
from
the beach.
i the official state religion
1968 Democratic' national con. defense seven hours for final
-at..
The action is ,just about as M&amp;1*SU*.
and rgumcnts.
ntion to use violence
hard
to spot.
- Men and women competitors
r)elrnsc attorney William M.
establish 'a National Liberation
StOCk .tz!i 0111 from 13 nations took part.: Bru
Competitors
StL
-Kunstier objected to the re
littl e platform In the middle 01 S nM, Cambodia. Ceylon. India.
- Front In the United States.'
quest and charged Schultz was
huge stadium and, with barely a Indonesia. Iran, Pakistan, Phil.
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ausc of
: Assistant U.S. Attorney Rich- running behind
NOTICES
flicker 01 facIal exressit. ippines, Singapore. Thailand.
'ard Schultz made the charge "constant repetition."
chant a verse from tti hOlY
Turkey. South Vietnam and Ma
Tuesd' in the government's
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think we ought to
l-l.ot &amp; Found
about 10 min- 1.SS-Si*
Lamic
book
for
2-P.r.*ii Is
: final arguments at the trial of change the rules Just because
LItL?s.
After three nights of competl• 3-Ann.unc.m.nts
the seven men charged with Mr. Schultz has found that he
almost
none
fins,
The
tion
the judges settled on a Ma- 4-Card of Thanks
: conspiring to incite riots at the does not have enough time."
whom understand Arabic, react lay.ian-'as wuid---as the men 's : S...-Ir M.triorain
toveflUMi.
Iloff man then granted an
with wild apIause at the end wlnw. Ba wai Rail Ismail bin
The government had seveal I extra hour to both sides.
responses 1 Haji Ha shim who had won the EMPLOYMENT
and
r e s p e c ti U 1
its
left
for
final
: hnura
Schultz. his voice ofi.en failing
throughout.
champormhtp twice before.
argument-a, but Indicated it Tuesday. apologized to the Jury.
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Seen
from
the stands ci? Kusla
The woman winner wa Mat- i I - Schools &amp;
: &amp;'ould keep sciinc time for of 10 women and two men for
Lum pur 's Merdeka (freedom) munah Mo-air Sa-ard of Thai- 1'-Ennployman$ nioru.$joa
: r'buttal. The defense VhS tO obscenities hr used in quoting
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stadium, where lfltt!I'fluitiOnal land, tht first non-Malaysian to Ii-l.4.I. H.lp Want.d
.begin its final arguments today. alleged remarks of the drier14-F.mal. Help W.nt.J
Koran reading competitions win the woman's section.
It appeared the cue could go danta. 'I'm sorry about the
have been going on the last 10 Whether man or woman, the lS-k4a1. r
ICIIIY
I-Stuations Wnt,4
to the jUTs'
.
language- but Its Vie language
rears, the wmpetiUts 5PP&amp;? procedure is similar:
__________________________
17--Child C..,e
of the case"
• peanut 517Cd,
-I
t,.._ -Competitors approach the
He said that since the trial
Their voices. hOWCvvi. '°' small carpeted platform in the
egal Notice
__
began Sort. 24 the government
IA)N( WOOD Civic League brought thiough their efforts the Navy 'irLi1Ithrough full force, piped into tho ' cen ter or a modernistic replica RENTALS
is 'mr rijirirr eovwr ia'rn had proved with witnesses and
hrthest corners of the stadium st a mosque built for the occaing Center Band of Orlando to an assembly program for the students Of
1 5 A%I) evidence the defendants came
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141. U
JI 111 ((iR11T
21-Rooms For Pant
Milwee Junior High School. Sh'-jwn on the stage are Mrs. Mary Pyle, vice
by a raft of miczopbone and sian on the stadium's soccer 22-Apartm.r$t Pant UnfvrMsl*J
sT
'''
: 'to
Chicago
during
the
rnnven.
loudspeakers.
flah rlA.
president; Lt. P. IL. Reynolds Jr., hand director, and Mrs. Loraine Dunpitch. The mosque is brilbantly 73-Ap.r+M.n$s R.i Fornhha
.CA .iE 0. 7ltion to incite' vouig people to
during lit for the uT1ghttimne shoo. which
The
competition,
held
ning,
president.
-H0n.a Pant Unfuraisi*d
(Ann
Riley
Photo)
ic:'rc1 FAR)! AND I.ACH Violene for " e start
th
of
the
th
Ramadan.
the
fasting
mon
of
cosiri.xy, a riorit,a corpnra.
generally 'rsts about four hours. 25'Ho,n.i P.M Funlsh.ij
2&amp;-k4obfl. Ham..
revolution." He said the
'tino.
attracts huge crowds, hungry
, mpetito removes his 27-Resort Postal. Rent
P1ainttft, wnnteo t. establish "a National
for both something to eat after. (üi. her) shoes, steps onto the ?I-$usin.0 Rentals
."Csunset, for a bit of entertain- platform and sits down in $ 29-Wasted To Pant
:onot A. BLTtKE and FTEL- Liberation Fr3nt (the political
i,A Ia IZETtKE, liii wife. Et UK, arm of the Viet Cangi in the
ment, f or an opportunity to ' cross-l egged pos1tio before a
t'efennt.
Uni
d
States."
te
meet, friends, and not incidental- copy of the K oran set before
wsrnrw or nt-i'm
REAL ESTATE
n
RICE
OPPEL
tee
meeting
Tuesday
that
for.
Department
funds
werc
posted
ly.
to hear some Of the best
'I'D, GEORGE A. BERKI
Schultz spoke ni the defense
him on a little stand
Rimsidonc. unknown
_____________________________
Ida pays 15 to 20 per cent more with courts at an interest loss
Associated Press
contentions that Yppit leaders
anti
M
uttake a in.- 30.-Salo of, Refit
,
for
acquisition of road right of to the state a! some $650,000.
STCLLA Ia flr.TtKE
had perpetrated a 'myth" with
to pause, draw a few deep 3$-Horn., For Silo
merit
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) - wa', because of Its condemnzi- Weissenborn said one Miami
unknni'i
talk of violence and a festival Lu'i'r,
breaths and then, suddenly. 32-Farms &amp; Groves
are raking in hand.
Isie firm. which 1w did not name
.1. F.
AU14t
• of love that had gotten Chicago some fees on public condemna- Lion laws.
::
fling their hands to their earn 33-Lois &amp; Acreage
Sanford
flrstdinrs' U1tk11fP.'fl
I "You invite a landowner to handles "th, bulk of" coridem3Mob;l. Horn..
o1ficiI
and
police
**up
tight.*'
and
begin chanting in a soft. na 38-Incorn.
- and
tion suits at the expense f tax. sue the state, you pay all the nation suits in that area
&amp; mnv.,fm.pf Pr.p,rfy
leading to thr - I(mlrnc'e
stATtcAva-:'r MAVLL
sal voice
3&amp;-.P..I
E4.,.
bckang.
Florida
lawyer-legis.
court
costs,
______________________________
payers
a
R.aIdsnua nnnhis attorney lees.
"Somebody will hire a lawyer
-O ne expert naid readers often 3 7-Peal Estate Auctlo.
latur hits cha rged.
He ha nothing to lose" said and he will refer It to this one
Estate W•p$Sj
Put their hands to their ears in
_
The legislator, Sen. Lee Wei.- Arthur White of Pest. Marwick firm. whicb
I
gives a SUper refer.
Restdnnce
UI1IU3C'W1
.rder
to
help
them
adju
st
their
,
. -________________________ si'iihnrn. D-Manii, said efforts &amp; Mitchell. a management con- ral lee," he said
.
and
Pitch and volume. He said it FINANCIAL
-PATtKEIt
0RI)TSA5CZ ?O 25
to change the law have been suIting firm retained by the DcWeissenborn said when )egisIte.id.na. uioa'a
AN OIUJINANCE OF TILE CITY
was a little trick Often used by
killed three times, each time partment of Transportation ,
OF
..
lation has been introduced In the
radio announcers.
'iv. i PAItKER
Market
PRESSING ITS nTE1'r1oN TO I with the Florida Bar helping adBecause
law
re
quires
the
state
past
It was In 1965, 1967, and
TLonIiinc• Unknown
A5EX CERTAIN LANDS TC
Under the rules of the coenpe. 42-Loans &amp; Mor$ç..s
LT-minister the death blows,
Shipping point information .ion each reader is given 10 to 411nve,frn.nt, W.ntoJ
INC; CONTJGtIClt'S ,
to post an amount equal to the 1069 - to revise the law. it
PARKER
P ft E r s 'r h1c'Noarnr or! Private consulutants confirm- appraised value C the disputed I always
referred to $ judiciary,4 for Wednesday, Feb. 11th. All
Tipeidenot unknown
minutes to recite an assigned
SAIL) ('VFY AND WITIflN
at a legislative
rubcommit. property in a condemnation suit committee top-heavy with altar- sales F.O.B. for stock of gm- eerie. The monotone perform. MERCHANDISE
NOLL COt'NTT, FLORIDA.SCIfI. 'ed
_________
______________
LUCY W. MCKIN5TR
BE IT L'.ACITP by the C1t
with the county court, a huge neys. He said the Florida Bar eralIy good quality, unless oth- ances continue arid end wi th
I
'
Council of the City of Longwood,
1
•
amount
of interest is being lost, has worked against such legisla - ers-ase stated.
rinrida, a. tonna's:
any apparent buildup
SI -Auction,,
t!:C'TIO'
Tilki it', C'-c!inhe' said.
Lion in these communities.
SANFORD-OVIEDO
gets
up,
puts
S2-Wavmted
Then
the
reader
Ivy
)1'-K1NETFt'
niuc
Is ola:tt'd i'ursua,,t to
Last year, said Whitt, some Sen. John Broxson. D-Gulf
itesidoima, unknown
Chapt., I"I.Ot, Florida atatute.,: 1 THE 1IUI ri (DinT
ZELLWOOD
DISTRICT:
his
shoci
back on and leaves th. 13-.-Swop or Ezch.g.
:
, i:siisE rot si's, rIaoUiDt. fl1, million in Transportation Breeze. said tie
Renta ls
54
und
had talked With
Cabbage
Demand Very p1*f'mt
"
ALL. L'IJ'.'l'tI.s CLAIMING El'.
SECTIOX :. That iii City of
SS-Moech.ndI,. F-.,' Sat.
•
an
outof-stitte attorney
wtiO Good, Market Steady. DOZTICP
'THROUGH, tI)ER Oil AIJC)YE Ltng'wood. Florida. hereby 5.- 1.LNI'L Vi H'WL.J.L,
56-A4qu9.
l'4.0 art bert', notified that dare. iii Intention to annex 50
said "11 he ever retires, he 15
tic
Round
type,
rnedluni
to
57--musical Insfrwn.j,$,
a suit to quiet title on the beic'. the Ctt of Lngwo. Fii,rlda., at
docrlhe.6 1r01'r'rty has hi'i tilt rsl'lre.tion of thirty (30) hOlLER'! OCItJI)EX and THOMAS
going
to
came
to
Florida
and
large
size,
I
%
bushel
crates
S$-Iu.in.
0 Eqvprnr$
One iii thr interesting' met- prcUcr condemnation law and Z.
GO('t)E?. JR
roasmenoed u;aiflhst you in itt' cta-s from the approval and adop$3 imO. medium size $tZS, orDefondanta. nisud routinwi of the nee' under- get rich"
('.reult Court of the 11th .Judi- tion of this Ordinance, the hal-;
i1 (1r'ult. Seminole County, ie'a- in descriltaci parcel of land Aiit.5D1h iOl'it'L DY Sill' water show, 'Mermaids on the.
60-Lld 5 M.t.rtsIs
casicinal smaller size lower. 50
ItOUL UT CIOODEE a n d
The subcommittee
on opera-JinrId,...
lying oonUuuua to the resent
ô-arrn &amp; Garden Supplies
the
joint
TransportatIon
lb.
sacks,
mostly
small
to
The it.hrr"iatrl tith- to the I tu'undurirs of the city of t.og- 'T'IU'MAI U. 000UKN, .7g., if Moon," at Florida's Weeki Ws- tion of
uIl',
or
dead
if
th
en
their
62-Uv.,sI
unc
i"arns
and
Itanch
size,
Ia Halter
Including
&amp; Poultry
wood, Florida and bctnj in I
medium
'Cun;,an vs Ocnre A hlerke 5rrniule County, Fi'rida. to-wit: knua'tm hetra. de.'iaee.. le*toes, hat. in eating and drinking Committee asked Weissenborn1
t3-D091.
C..-.,
Pets
ian
Yzuice',
quality
12.50-3.00.
Red
&amp;
Savoy
tal All of Hiatt Hoed 434 tram or gi-atitoes. and all other pot'- while fu1l' submerged. it Isn't and State R'p. Quill
:and ftttlla Ia hark'-.. his wilt,
IIUU5)II*5 b. through. on- as easy at It looks. To ac-corn- D-Lakeland. to prepare a bill typ.s, Inaufficient supplies to
et uz.
it, ititersoetlon, with the
dot or against thetis,
all
Tb,- desuripltnn of the real
zittng Was,
- AUTOMOTIVE
roceeded .g*lnnt is:
tport
bnunda- 111 t of the cit- - ;ea (H ;I'rsona having or push the feat requires much revising the condemnation law qucte.
FIortd, t'iaiflittg to hst-e any right, title practice and a
CL51tEL ., I
Carrots
Dr
n
a
ad
Far,
of
L.ongwncd,
:
full knowledge for Its March meeting.
'TI,. West 3O3.fl feat or the
theito, run W..t to it in or Interest iii ano to the or.1t-..C.ssp.r Travel Tr.fl,ti,
Market
Steady.
To?ped
p,
ml...
Involved
It,
this
water
of
suit
.s.
pressure
mutt
Rep.
ll
section
of the W',,
hI,
and breath
Ted Rande D-Fort
tor.et'tlon with S.aboa.rd
Railroad
rigisturIbed
aa
fnlit'ws.
Township II South, Bang. lO
con- NEW YORK (F-'1-Corpor- 72-l*.f,. Marie. Eq uipment
Coastline
control.
Myers. said it would receive waihed,, ines.b bats, ru
LOt It, FROFT'S ADDITION _____________________________
73-I.4$.rcycio,, Scoot.,.
Last, Seminole County. P'lor- I
-of-way.
tiiDSl'5.. dli lb. film bsSi. ate bonds and interest-sensitive i-.&amp;et.
I top priority.
To ALTAMO'TE SPRIG1.
P.,4.
Ida., lying South of LongThe aforacald description
_____________________ medium to Iarr size $8.25.
accordinig to the plot therewood Palm Springs lionS
to Include en ti re right-of7S.-Aut... Trucks
50
stocks
cifer
attractis'e
opportuof recorded lit Plat honk I.
end North of state. Itoad 434, I
wa ni the aforesaid
e
lb. sucks, large size, loose pack nitit for caitaI gains oser the 76'-Trucks For Sale
•
t'age 14. Public Ret rd. of
acres,
more
or
erlird
road.
'O$ or .a1a
t'tntain1tig
t%
Notice
'cininult Count". Fl,'riila.
rsc'rrricn-s
*2,50.
i....
-L.C'T1O5 t That "p. Crd!n
ne-'-t six to 12 month-.. Argus
Wflj5L
KAII5
AND
REal.
NOTICE
lb
hereby
given
- PARCEl S..
that
shall be published
MONDAY thrit FRIDAY
Celery - Dand C a ad. Research Corp. believes. Hein'yJ
Cotfll •f tiit Gs*ty
T'E?CEC ARE rN'ZNOWX:
The SE$ of the W% (lee, wt'-c for four td nonaccu-tive
I the, undot-.tgn.d is engaged in - IN
.i.ag.,
5ndaei, Cauoty. tat. of Market S dozen size and larger demand for long - term money
Tntt and etit'h of you are hat'o- I business at Ser.ftn-5 Atm-Port:
V eel of h. works in 'mitt Sanford Herald,
the NcrLb 45
8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
nttied that a suit to quiet ituliding Ni I. i&amp;nt'rct, Seminole rlodda. 1. PrebaCt
East 6L feer). Sertint rt,
2i,-t1spi'r
lm- SemiI sines Slightly Stronger, Other may keep bond rates high for
the
LOSOSO
of)
"
title
ha
been
hi-ought
3()
against
C'c'ur't,y.
Florida.
boutti, itaug. Dole County, Florida.
under :. fictl- Township
SATURDAY
the time being.
but the
sizes Steady. Pascal type,
Mt East. Seminole County,
SECTIoN 4: That the above you in tin Circuit Court in and I ttoui name of CONCO)1 Ut'LLb-' Ik't'IFE GRA",
Florida, ti-Ing North of and tnr.going tract of ionS Iii For Sciultiul. County, Florida, by INO PRODUCTS and that It In
dnsen
through
softening
econoci'.
together
Inch crates, 2
9:00 AM. to 12 NOON
FISAL SOTJCE
Pal -us Springo the arrregate contain, sea than }IERNIC'E W. HOWELL. Too are tendo to register said name wita!
- - Long'wotid
Notice
in
hereby
given
that
dusen sizes $3.0, B dozen with the coming shift in
summoned
and
required
tv
per-ye
the
Clerk
of
the
noact.
ten 'ui reglateroc electors,
Circuit Court,
copy of your Anew.,- to the Seminot, County- , Plorsda, In ac- lb. underalgn.d will, on the I size *2.25 d dozen thigh g jmonetary policy, should bring a Pblisk.,
You are reU1rsd itt file your
SECTION 5: That this Os-dinrlhs 50 ,.j.cs,
t'Vi$C and P"°PI'4y classify • ii
or other pleading with asset &amp;salI takt effect tmmedl- suit t Qut,it Till, on the Plain. cnrdanne with ti. prtwiuionp of 11th day of February, A. I). 1P'70,
Beans,
fslgnhIiCaflt
drop
in
long-term
$2.00.
prtent to the Honorable Courtv dozen rnzet
tttf'
Attorney. I1C'ISERT J . th. FIc'titloue Name Statutne,
v rP isome nih
Abe Clerk of the above Cznart attic upon tip final passage
inle County, Fi". cm-ate, flIrt: wripped, 4 count rates before too long. tht'
.a nd serve a enp thereof upon dnption
Pt.Et' JR Ct- N Orattir .A't' si - it' Ne'-'t inn 155 Ci Flpr1d Jucit t'
Adus4.n,$,
wii be wed. no •
Ida, Ii,. 'isnI rcturr, &amp;vtoufl'.
(i-intuit. I-'itrttia. and flit
Statutes i'
ft l-'trpi'rt'-tt:. f-' 'i DrawF I 'JUN C Thn
I Urthit- MyS.
'0.fttO bISI. only for
and vouchers. a. Executor of U.
ypoaphlc.l big: R&amp;'ert N. Gardner,
r i, C.ssolt,erri, Florida, at- at.t'e tr parts of Ordinance* th 1 the original Answer in the office
orr
•H.cs 1.I va1&amp;, .4 f4
Estate of Louise Gm-au. doo.ased.
Prneldent
"torney for the plaintiff, oil or conflict herewith are barely re- of the Clerk of the Cold Clerk
HASTINGS
DISTRiCT:
"I
, iP7U f YOU pealed.
or before the Jt'th day of Publish Jan. ::. :s *
'before February
t i: and at said time, then and there,
1 the market ad Adju,trn.nt, will not be wed.
Cabbage - Demand Good, A genuine turnaume
make application to the said
1570. If you ,all to do 1571'
Default
will
be
an
a
ADOI'TCL)
at
a
rvuiar
meetMarch,
fall
to
do
decisive b.r,e4 the lint mns.etino.
l
requi
re
il
Judge for a final settlement of Market Steady. Domestic Round w
entored against you for the i-i- lug of the City Council of the 50 jUdfl5efll by default will be DEZ..17
t
his
administration
of
said
eatate.
takets
against
you
for
move
on
e
s-s.
Complaint.
CII"
of
the
a
r
t of the
Longwood,
Fioida.
th
JuT demanded In the
p
bushel crates, *nosU Fed
P'WIITJOVS
&amp;*E
and for its order diacharging him type,
- WITNWSt my hand and the 16th day of January, A. D.. 1570. lief demanded In the Complaint.
f
eral
Reserve, but It .e quite
- - :.'
'
WITNE5 my hand and seal NOTIC'E 1$ hereby gten that at such Ezeeutor.
"'-.'ihr
n*aAL..m size fair quality $3.00,
!
'
.. ,
Illkci
that between now and
A aI
.
:-t_ -'-'- •'- ia,,, .i.v of
C .;.1tt
?u-i z•
t'-t. •'i"rte. i u etii..... i
•
, a...
'Sleminnie L,4n)nty.aiori@a;
fl-*$it ;
'w
POt!-!
SECOND READING: January thin Ind day of February. t. D. 17.13 Porn Park. Seminose Coun - January. A. it. i7L
7th day of January, 1070.
"Usc
fisati
°"itiesi
ivaa.c
tou
.' Earl L. FrSfl1b
1570.
*7. Florida, under the fictitious
is. ma
lb. sacks, small to medium a1iut, Itairiy solid footing at or not far
(HEAL)
A. laecuter of tb. Estate of
nam. of Poor Roy's Vpe5 Care.
APPROVED by the )in'-or of (SE AL)
Arthur Z. B.ctkwlth. Jr.
motiy ordinary to fair quality below current levcl," Shear I
and that I ttstchd to register
t'18E ORAl'. n......s.
Arthur .11 becl.a'ith Jr.,
Clrrk of the Circuit Court the City of Iaongwotjd. Florida,
with
the
Clerk
of
the
STLNSTTtOM,
DAVIS
&amp;
nam.
aa..d
('Ieri
of
Circuit
Court
January
no
t,
2V,
l4-: 3rii.rttt* T. VIPIIOD
E.00-2.2&amp;, fuw best high
son H.ammIll &amp; Co. says. The
liv: Martha T. Vthlea, D. C. C'Irt'ult Court, FeminnL, County, 5ji4NTU1H
/s' Kcnn.ttt H. Brown, Jr.,
Iieput'r Clark
bushel crates, aocip,
*31.711.
1
P'lorlda. In accoresno. with U. Florida State Bazti.-8uit.
flC)B1TtT i. PLECK .111 of
Slal'nr
GEN1 IL BTLPHE)bOX
ATTEST:
AXDRrWL, aMATHEIt.!. '!tp. provisions of the Fictitlou Nam. Peel Ottir Boz 1220
ty?e, few $6.00. Civoy type ,fourtb quarter earnings reports.
"7'. 0. t)raiw*r j
5T771
atatutes. to-wit: section 565,55 Samlort Florida
PER Sc FLEUS. P. A.
Is-' Onnie Pt. Shonsst.
"Ci.aonit'erry, Fluria
$2'504.110,
1 the firm notes. and many
Florids t*tute. 1567.
Attornr -* fur 5zecutor
315 North (Stange Avent'.
fIt' Clerk
Atcrney for Plaintiff
I. Sc Ttl:, L. 1
Ftg: Earl V.'t-tbrok
Publish Jon
Pui.lisb Jan- , 25 Sc Fib L. it. Orlando, Florida
IL B-. Bucba.nzu stocks ha -e StabiLized nicely
r,
7'ti.'iiat Jrait is a Tetm
Pvt'iIsb Feb 1, ir. 15. 24 1070 Publish Yet 5, iL IL (, 1579 1571'
:e'e
,'e
Than.
tment.
Ild ter initial harsti
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chest, Guitar, clothes, Ifeigonv
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Women in the Air Forco iWAF1 I'luring ilft'or)d War 11 they made
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general butt
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liens mmtinr and luncheon of and pink and whit# camellias Maxital Health.
Speaker for the
the entire
the Sanford omen's Club met were also pIs
~ planned for the d&amp;T w" uua the Out, home Wednesday, lenrth of tb* table.
memable to attend and
various
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late "gvt a substitute.
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worth.
to his coolie hats to I
Routine reports were tvsn
A Valentine theme was earIth his *nn clothes
rird out in der
ias untied canting event*, Including
ht a check for *5(W) to repay teamed with the proper CD
4, .. hearts end camell
oat about today.' .
-tree when tt - were offered sort n' unfair for them both
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background of Loan- eonnt'e wide morgat'ord 'planan advance on the letters, ttir,'. And
Ctiure HamuitniA. nho
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beautiful among a
aile by a duler in
that Tip one hue to
for
ert- art the mantel and red
in autographs froTh St)'II&amp;b worth $300 to $1,000 each at signing those, tar -ecar,tua,caf- to main an import. . D
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auction
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,'orL" he eaid. "1 opened
to Ilk puirs declaring their They were brought to
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urging Its passage to "iii least yônd the confines of the state of the use of state funds to transfer A. Lawrence granted si
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freedom of choice programs in Senate Education Committee. said Tuesday a movement has public election of federal Judges" currently are not avalnbl, In The order pushed the deadline
v hich triuk the freedom of: begun for passage of n consti- ;and asking Congress to limit sufficient sums" to provide both for siibmts,nn Of!he new plivi
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It 'atkfaetory agreement for operaf ion,
Pfr ii zonnsi regotatnry procedures a n 4
funding.
Alexander
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the flCfessnry imptem.nfafjon of the.
del l-4114. the program qhrmJd he III spe.
r;Ilion within eminoIe ('onnty in the
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t't,ll t,,e Hetrvtnry Clifford M. Ilnrdlti
hint !emIno1e County has hc'en ilesig.
tinted as one of 10 mimI IPS thtoughnit
the country In he Included In the fond
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Seminole County interests are reviving a proposal
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If the City Commission acts
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with the proposed location. A design public hearing to
diacusa features of the Interchange, right-of- way at
qulsitlon plans and construction schedules will be held
after the Bureau of Public Roads approves the proposed
location.
The 2 p.m. hearing will be held in the Maitland

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a thing to worry 'bout, do you?
I mean, Just cause today Is
Friday the thirteenth shouldn't
have any effect on you, now
have
should It? (Keep a sharp eye
out for falling objects, though
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some of those gents loosening
the gravel up thar on the

LAKE MONROE'S shoreline, before dredge, bulkhead and 1111, extended along what Is now Fulton
Street. Sanford Naval Academy (No. i in the
above aerial photo) sits on partially filled land.

moon.)

No. 2 is Seminole Meniorifil iiospititi. rhe question-

seeks to vacate the strip between Virginia and

ed land strip in the city for a sometime Seminole
Boulevard extension Is shown by the "X" at the

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Long-range rockets hit Hue for the first time
in five months, killing two civilians and wound.
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(John A. Spolaki Photo)
That Democratic sparkplug
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Stella Woodhouse had the sur
Rid th e act.on wrnjjtf tie the
l&gt;rie of her life at the recent
Chamber in with Ue SIC since
Democratic Gala when boxing
many Industrial contacts are
champion Joe Frazier was seatfirst started with the Chamber.
Theft arid pilferage on the nation's docks totals ed at their table. Under!'nd
Harald Eat'.-. exwutive
tens of millions of dollars yearly. As it result, that he's a real fine gentlee"n m itte member, moved t
consumers must pay more for many imported man and we do wish him On'
nIne Krtd a. the
products. (Page 6A)
best Monday night In his fight
a strong against Jimmy Ellis. A good
New Democratic Coalition, once
In other action, this Chamber
r Sopolitical
force,
holds
a
much-delayed
picture
of
the
group
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liberal
death of Samuel Tolbert, 45, in era in Seminole County jail.
Circuit court trials which he
Other cases to be beard are board na med members Clifford
national convention in Chicago this weekend. ciety Pages today.
3feKlbbhs, Harold Rowland and
gin next we('lc before Judge November of last year. Philip Shadrick Martin faces charges Clyde Barrington, charged
(Page 6A)
L Wilson to sri iletinn
allegedly struck Tolh'i- t with an
n the same count. Martin was grand larceny in the theft t a
County School Board at Thurs- Volic A. WiIiims Jr.
iron drain pipe in an altercation found not guilty of charges of cigarette machine at Suinole conimittc to make t*bnlationa
day night's meeting publicly elude three murder eases
which took place at a rooming assaulting Bolden but was sen- Fish Camp last October; Lonnie and supervise the Cha bees
thanked Sanford architect John
Appearing will be Carl Lee house. Tolbert later (lied in a tenced to 10 years at Raiford McNeaJ, charged with uttering cm ing election of 30 members
A. Burton IV for his interest
by Judge Rodger Dykes On a forgery; Dock Cole, charged to a board of dIrectors..
Bowers,
34, who has been Winter Park hospital.
Seminole Junior College plays final home game In the welfare of the county's
Ballots will be malted out
hail is charged with shooting a charge of violation of proba. with aggravated assault in the
at the Seminole High gym tomorrow night. schools hen the civic- minded charged with first degree
shooting of Chartes Taylor Last by Feb. 23 and must be redesigner chopped $6.500 from der in the death of his wtic, a 21-year- old Marine, Kenneth Lion,
(Page 4B)
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Ilollerman,
in
the
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chest
on
Martin
now
faces
a
charge
of
Octo
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be r, and Johnnie Rozior, turned by March 1 for tabuiaa bill owed him by the board Berrylien Bess Bowers,
Joe Frazier, Jimmy Ellis prepare to find out
outskirts
of
Oviedo.
The
incident
sodomy
in
an
alleged
attack
upcharged
with breaking and en- tine.
boxing's World Champion. for plans and revisions of plans
who Is really
A nominating committee to
Oviedo. Bowers allegedly shot occurred last October, and Ilol- on Norman Spraul while incar• taring with intent to commit a
to Goldsboro school addition.
It all began when Burton's his wife wIth a pistol, kicked lerman later c1icI in a \Vlnter cerated in Seminole County Jail, misdemeanor. Rozier reputedly be made up of Vernon Mite,
(Page 6B)
It was learned that Martin has catered the home of S. L. Fen- Kenneth McIntosh, Arthur Mai
firm was designated by the her, and reportedly left her face Park hospital.
chargcs
of
written
from Raiford that he ley tin Pineway
Joel
McLean
faces
with in- key, Clyde Long
board
draw up plans to add a bloody mess.
Facing second degree murder crime against nature in an in- seeks a swift and speedy trial tent to commit petty larceny by will select the top 30 vote letto the elementary facility.
stealing and carrying away tire for directors board to
At the bidding, the estimated charges are Willie Philip and cident of last July In an alleged on the charges.
Less than four years ago, Supreme Court
McLean
and
Martin
also
sexual
attack
against
howard
face property of less
three-year tax a.
nominee G. Harrold Carswell and his wife, Vir- construction cost came in over Charles lull,
Philip is charged with the Bolden while both were prison
charges of escape.
lop 10 7wwns getting most
inia, sold a bay front lot in Wakulla County the amount of money board had
Hugh Hollar is charged with
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a'sault with intent to eommtt votes will serve three-year
rape in an alleged stack upon terms; second tti in voting wit!
pied by white people, The Palm Beach Post re- Burton was asked to revise the
plans
to
lower
costs.
a 17-year-old Fnrqst City girl serve two years and Inst 10 to
ports. (Page 3A)
Burton actually did the en(Cont. on
Union brawls draw blood and result In the ar- tire plan over and the bid was
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rest of 14 men, including four policemen, as la- let. Total owed to the archite
I:'j% II1tjtIl4 in the. 1 \%o tin, N aid the keynote' spakcr
11% ( ii.ltN Lit Ll'() 1
bor groups dispute jurisdiction at construe- for all Aork waii; $9,159.75. but
Hallandale.
(Page
Burton knowing the board's
will be W. W. Merritt, safety ex tion sites in Fort Myers and
The General Dynamics Man- Dynatronici plants in Lake put from Baton Rouge, La.
problem In finding money to get
8A)
Mary and on hwy. 174)2 are
needed schools, voluntarily cut agement Association will hold
his bill down to $2,592..
its charter m eeting Weilnes. eligible to attend the meeting.
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WEATHER — Yesterday's high 68 low 44.
day In Orlando's Park Plaza
Fair through Saturday.
We develop 'em here . - - and hotel, ziiinounced l)oug I.)anky, to provide a medium for th e
he
then the grass turns greener graphics manager for l)yna- exchange of ideas among theHigh near 70, low 44 to 52. Variable winds
management personnel, said
tronies,
elsewhere.
I
hope
It's
also
in
10
10rn.p.h. mostly northwesterly,
the payroll department that
Tliu'e hu:.drai l lr ons who Donley. Educational progranM
liii
management and super- will hI' held at the meeting of
An Arctic cold snap powered by strong prompted WTRR's Gil Luck to
Ilnrlars i't'etI a
dl a
tlii ill ii lilt gt'Iiii'iit ussncittnii
northerly winds pushed a wave of zero tern- make the plunge over to Ft
.iuIurd grocery li s t night and
that the persotinul Involved ziia
peratures into the nation's heartlands for the Pierce, effective the 23rd of
e
made
off wi th an undetermined
better
th
upon
th
eir
grasp
this month and do some
m air
fourth time of the win ter today.
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amount
of cash.
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and
situations
which
work over WARJ
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it was 20 Wow at Grand Forks, N.D.
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may confront th em.
This assoclietion Is part of a wentury was being made tod ay
For whatever stiils are reAREN'T YOU GLAD YOU'RE HERE IN
national
organization Martin- by Park and Shop Store, corner
quired before you can get a
FLORIDA?
Marietta
of
Orlando has a Mull- Fourth Street and Sanford Ave
traffic light Installed
. Caslair association.
mae, to determine how much lIi
selberry Police Chief Don
(
The first vice president of the occurred when the safe was
Brumley advises that the daily
opened by burglars who cut a
National Management Assocla
average of auto accidents on
hole in the roof to enter the new
tion,
Robert
A.
Shutte,
will
pro-.
SR 436, ' three a day. It
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sent the charter at Wednesday's facility h1c was opened tittli
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that's more thN!I
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meeting. He is an official of the more that a year ago.
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Electric Company of GalRoad, cli?
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reb dfroeto
813 Society ...............25-38
Another dignitary with th e nit- poniible hr th e entry th at was
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add
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with Lockheed of Georgia, will open early today.
money, and that. Is sincerity
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The intruders left by the dour.
attend the meeting.
and
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on usual schedules, despite the wildcat post-al carriers' strikes in the
north. There was only a small drop in the volume of incoming mail.
Volume dropped to almost nothing in mail tivitilled, forsome New York
City points since it was announced that It would be held at Orlando.
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Sheriff
n,rrritk*, the authorities
moved Into the area after r
rriving complaints from near
by reeidenta. Polk said thm
rvup was of both u.xea art
F'intal i'r;'tr
fr frrnr.r
wtiq r*et*Ily nirwi
Seminole County Sheriff P.yey
The juvenile female was
Ashton Moro Sr.. 79, of Banana
ha r g .4 after investigators
found drug on one of three fAke, were held today at 10:31)
am. at Brisson Funeral Rome
girls, all from Orlando, together
in * wnryli'd sires. Polk 4.. with Rev, William Kean*
fkiatifl.
dOd Saturday fr,i..
rlhetl the group a "hippie"
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I ruin his bud ni I .iikt'lnil (inral I luspithi. Un hand for tin, proclamation
j gfl jr were luhvrt T. I-'rer ( tuft ) . ndtlliniMt rittr uf S'oiuide MuMItItilt of the ll'riWt Hospital AMMIJI'ItttI(iIt, and
pi I at and j
itiurtiti I
rOOtI I). Smith, presidi'nt of the Sout1wastern Hospital Conference
and executive director of l,tLkelftfl(l General 1IOMl)itIll. Governor Kirk left
the Lakeland hospital SatIJr(tliy and returned to TallatinAMPe.
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day negotiating period this week. If agreesour women who had been
Born in Alexa'vdra. Vs.. he
ment on salary is not reached by then, the local car
came to Sanford
living at thst county Jail sines
years ago
riers probably will go on strike, It was said. (Detalle 1
IfI
and
served
as
sheriff
for sj.v
l-.'btuary
loft
Florida
Friday
article on page 2A.)
ght
for
Kentucky
and
Chiyeari.
Associated Press reported mail deliver
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;igO. Sheriff Polk aski the four,
continued on normal schedules in Florida cities today
Survivors include two sons,
as postal aznploye, kept an eye on efforts to begin
including a woman and her two Thomas W. Moro, Sanford, and
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negotiations between theNixon administration and
daughters from Kentucky and Perry A. Mera Jr., of Tam-.)*;
tint wit's given a ride back to
Siit .siiI ls,' got i,i'ide aiiil
A l,i.vear.old girl was nhtheir national unions.
nit la-year-old from Chicago,
three sisters, Mrs. Walter Bach
was (Iriven out Persimmon Ave. Lake Monroe where she called
Union mail personnel in Tampa, St. Petersburg,
ducted at gunpoint yesterday
had been staying at the Jail
of S*nford, and Mrs. Mayma
afternoon while walking along nue to 1.4, past Peltonzi and her uncle, who came after her. as material witness
Orlando and Fort Myers voted during the weekend to
t C 1°
in the Hodgkins and Mrs. Floyanee
down a dirt road in a wooded l'ollce were notified at 4:47
remain on the Job pending developments on the na
trials
involving
Harlan
BlackJackson, both of Crescent City;
Southwest Road and driven to area.
p.m. of the nhdtirtion nod at.
tlonal level. Similar votes were scheduled today in
burn, reputed bolita operator
Editor John Spoiski Is mak.
two brothers, George Me", AsVolusia County whore she Was
At this point, a struggle be- tack,
Florida's two largest postal systems, Jacksonville and
In
a
nenr-nrnllestation
reand
Edward
Kirkland,
Orlando
tot, end Charles Mayo, Ft.
ing like a leatherneck this week. beaten, according to Sanford tween the girl and her abductor
Miami.
attorney.
Wayne, In
and fiv, grandoccurred when the man tried port, two I I.yenr.old girls told
Anthony Montanez, president of the 2,000-mem- He flew Sunday up to Camp police records.
children.
to remove her clothes, she said. pollee a nuni riding in a green- Polk said the women wanted
Police Chief lienButler said
bet letter carriers union in Miami. said he favored Lejuene, N. C., and will spend
to leave but had indicated plans
was In All Souls
The man finally slapped her and black ('hevrolet accosted
a uelav in any walkout until at least Friday. But Mon• most of the week with U. S. the incident occurred around
to
return
to
give
testimcny
in
('emetery.
then-i
while
they
walked
along
"everal
times
and
then
struck
1:20
p.m.,
when
the
girl
said
tanez predicted the local's members would vote to ifl•
Marines during mock mancuthe morals chars against
13th Street at French Avenue
nicn in a white Car- her with his fist, knocking the
terrupt service.
r
Blackburn and Kirkland, acand sought to entice them In.
vair car drove along side and girl unconcious.
If the men vote to walk out, Montanes said he yen.
d ant lscivIou
cused of lew
She said she awoke later to to his car.
told her to 'get in the car."
would
would lead them.
By JOHN A. SPOLSKI
When
the
girls
refused,
the
conduct
She
said
she
refused
and
the
find
her
clothing
unfastened
Mail clerks in Fort Myers decided to wait until
Trial had been tint for H1nc.
I'm rather proud of the fact man drew a gun, pointed it at but she was not assaulted, she man reportedly opened the
Friday. If the situation is unchanged at that time, a
door and exposed himself, the burn Wednesday but w$5 crspokesman said, they plan to bait work at 5 p.m. Fri- that I do a lousy job of liding her and again told her to get added,
The girl walked to the road girls reported.
- Iayed after his attorney ap.
day. Letter carriers in Fort Myers "oted to remain on my pride and respect for the In the car.
the sob, but a spokesman said they would respect any majority of the 'young gener.
pealed to the Supreme Court
picket lines set up by the clerks.
that the 18th Judicial Circuit.
In Orlando, letter carriers voted not to strike un- ation.' Oh sure, there's a bad
consisting of Seminole and Br..
a;)ple or two In any group; but
less suck action was caUed by their national union
Rol e
s vard Counties, is illegal.
The annual
LAdies'
Similar agreements were announced by clerks and than, we as adults fit into a
Trial cannot commence until Day Coffee Club of Greater
letter carriers in Tampa and by the letter carriers In group, now don't we?
an e.pritc tie corps thiuh will ns.akr for
B MARION iu-:iiii;t
the court has ruled. Polk said.
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
Perhaps that's what the au
St. Petersburg.
c(fwieat
department.
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RolfeWagner
wears
two
hats
in
the
mu
Rolfe
In
another
county
case
Inwill meet at 10 a.n. Th
thor of ?h fn1tvwIn.,.
agners report,
inc lire department. ill
nicipality of Atamonte Springs . . . that 01
votving
a
Sanford
motel
operat the chamber bu1ldIng
ing to get across afterall
encompasses twice weekly drills in fire fighting
city clerk and administrative assistant, and
ator, Polk said charges against
Wives
of members, and
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does an admirable job of both. At a recent
James Billy Cain, 40, of 200
clerks, cashiers, receptloni.sta
We read in the paper, we
in Orlando fire fighting schools repeated in
city council meeting Wagner was commended
Scott Avenue and owner of the
and secretaries will be honored
hear on the air
Altamonte.
by City Attorney S. Joseph Davis, who stated
Coachman Motel on U.S. 17guests of this special sasalun.
Of killing and stealing and
The water department, according to Wagthat Wagner had been of 'invaluable assistance
P2, were dropped after a FriAn interesting feature will be
crime everwh'ere;
ncr, has installed ro new services. . part time
to him in various capacities"
before County
hearing
day
drawings
for a number of door
meter reader has been employed to facilitate
We sigh and we say, as we
Wagner should also receive the plaudits of
Judge
Wallace
lull.
prizes contributed by local busimore efficient billing. Phase I of the sewer
notice the trend
the press - . . not only does he prepare a clear
Polk said Cain was arrested
neuman.
project
is
moving
to
completion
and
the
first
This young generation, where
and concise agenda, but goes 'beyond the call
on a charge of receiving, COflGifts for the women wilt be
hookups are anticipated in 45 days.
of duty" in inserting a resume of background
ill it end?
cealing
and
selling
stolen
guns
following:
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presented
information in press folders.
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aserol.
Urue
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nas
given
a
report
to
uw
uuui1im
g
Wagner
BUT CAN WE BE SURE
tilize
dry
trash
from
wet
garbage
and
will
Law
Enforcement
agents
and
Drugs,
Gordon's
Drugs,
Touchon operational departments, which as a matter
irs THEIR FAULT ALONE?
World News
55
less
expensive
landfill
facilities
for
this
ma
found
deputies
sheriff's
of routine, he plans to present quarterly as a
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terlal. A new trash truck, expected shortl'. Is
"state of the city." Wagner stated that in rerifles and six hand guns In a
A Is P. W 1 a n-D I a La
Drugs,
Too much money to spend;
lation to the Mtamontt' police department. also expected to - crease service,
Air mail for American troops in Vietnam
raid Feb. 27 on the motel.
Stores, Park &amp; Shop, Food
too much idle time
Wagner concludLA his report with the norunning about 50 per cent below normal as a
comprised of Chief Fred Folsom, Assistant
The sheriff said Judo Had
Fair, Elau&amp;v Associatirs. Pulb.
Too many movies of passion
tation that the administrative aspect of the
Chief Frank Papia and a sergeant, four paresult of the postal workers' strike In the
had
no
alternative
but
to
drop
lix Markets, Sanford Plower
and crime;
city Is "generally in order."
trolmen and a police secretary he has found
United States. (Page 2A)
the charges after the state fail'
Shop, Luma of Sanford. Jim'*
Too much evil in what they
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witnesses
cii
to
produce
Vue, Ma-y Eathrr'.
A terrorist explosion kills 14 woman and chil- hear said
l'olk
added
"the
state
attorney
tIarret's, Vi1lae Shop, Kudren, wounds 200 at a Buddhist peace meetToo many liti encouraged
Slate
Deniocrats
direct inlormas
going
to
file
Area
Jay's,
Sects Rail Interiors and
ing near Saigon. (Page 2A)
to roam and too many parents
(son
charges
against
Cain."
SnAInOI. Cinema of CuuLwho don't stay at home.
I'olk
explained
that
direct
Inberry.
A special pris. h"bean
Nation
Around The
formation
charges
could
be
flied
donated
by the Police
Dinner
Mathews
Youth doesn't make
the
Sen.
eVCfl
though
the
charges
were
lent Association.
movies and don't write the
President Nixon and Congress head toward a
area along ttlth Ilnuly ltwI
5Istter of ceremonies for the
.tIdEXtNl)l'lt
hail
for
lack
of
By
TOM
dismissed
by
W.km. Wagon hoemisa
books
replay of their battle over federal spending
dignitaries are also epe:ied
the T*"
witnesses
present
at
State
%-htt
will
be
former
from the Sanford area will
That paint the gay pictures
"Recogni.
A
seven-county
for education. (Page 2A)
to he on hand for the event.
hearing,
limins
assist
at the refreshment tz?e.
Pope,
Verb
President
Senate
or gangsters and crooks;
tiori Dinner" in honor of State
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Senate President John E.
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Lyman High School now an official member
of Metro Conference. (Page 1B)

Seminole High sweeps two games in weekend
baseball action. (rage 28)

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and pollution are the words of the 70s, and
they will be herd in the chambers of the
.
Florida Legislature this year like never
fore. (Page 10A)
WEATHER — Yesterday's high 72 low 44;
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that It's true
Th. label, "Delinquency" . . .
fits OLDER FOLKS, TOO!
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Sure, it's old news, but — we
Just have to do something with
those folks on the board of the
National Municipal !cgue and
Look magazi ne. Th ey announced
the wlnns of the 11 winners
of their competition for All.
American City AND
THERE WASN'T
t CITY
FROM PLORIDA IN THE ENTIRE BOOK.
If they keep thst up I'll ale
the Good Gos'e.nor On 'em.

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laws and don't make the cars;
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don't make the drugs
that Idle the brain.
It' all done by older folks
greedy for gain.

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cured that It Is not only a pros.
cut evil, but that you have in.
creased the hsbit,
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Ma th ews Jr. will he held March
31 at house of Steak. Mathews
is a candidate for the Demoernitir gubernatorial noniinatlon.

According to Thomas Me.
Donald, Greater Sanford campaign coordinator for Senator
Mathews, the dinner is being
held 'in recognition of uiittti,r
Mathews' many contributions
to the state as senate preai.lrnt
and also as a state senator."
The local abstracter stated,
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Is fitting that the dinner
I., s,.aa ... .s,.. !s,.u.!..., I.I. I...in Hanford as Senator unit MrMathews enjoy this outstandiiig
vacation facility and have be'',t
here on a number of oceasionis
,iil used It us a we.'keiiti
treat."
The ISO per plate dinner is
expectedto draw sonmie 170 Inthroughout
dividuls
ft otis
hirtivuril,
Seminole, Orange,
Osceola, Volusis, Luke situ
Sumter Counties. The iiiiinv,Is limited to :m dur Iii tit,dining facility PqFit4 v pit the
house of Steak.

('liveland Jr. Sanford, will i)troilute Senator Mathews.
A reception has liven achedtilt-it for 7 p.m. at hiousti of
Steak with the guts dinner fll owing at
p.111.

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lfutehlon Jr., Mr. anti Mrs.
Robert fllllhimner, Mrs. Harold
Johnson and Cleveland, all of
Sanford.

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A number of former hltities
and Seiiate members from
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l,usImntis for the council to
consider, Yet to be reaulved by
-isncll is Insurance for the
fire department, incarceration
ar prisoners tit the munielpality in Seminole County Jail (a
-ilities, and the redistricting
islan for the ,'ity,
Also liflhlti' consideration is
tius stign ordinance possibility.
hkh came into focus at a
sii'eting of council last week
Iucn a disgruntled resident
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Great Lakes Club
Observes Birthday ,

PtrTw
Minntp frirr. $I5T
iLouL
usior at,
ALrcw,
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mtnmum
TnBL-e
Tx em tth tue C(W 1Wth
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WITh
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,Ex uve CflTt Rufld. h P
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tma
the *,stem.n after meet• :\(wk
I yPSrS
w take emergency 1wiee 1ted as Atlanta. uS.:'
Is nmhiad to a state at flux
n ending the war.out.
more than an hour with
j*T
tor
A bi t provide a ?.4 per cent
as: )emphts Thin.:
it
trn
as Preadlew NMw
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wage
hike. etteittv last Ccto
;E whether u take eniergency wmters remained 0(1 he iob. S. Ln.ks. 3n.: Seattle. Wash.: LSbOT St'C?K$y George Shultz. i
also warned tn- ers and letter carriers joined *r. remains bottled up In C
- measures to move the letter, i The threat was Interpreted in Washington. tiC. and WizhiM.' Rademacher
.'tWIS and .' gre Another proposed pay bii
ion locaz. that publk wrath the St?*I' *5
- and packages piling up because mean Nixon would call in troops Kan.
mail.
R)tIme tior all federal workers contains
Roth the admlntstrauon and altaR teplace support" 11 they sitant iirn
nationwi&amp; iiostal Ito handle the mails and n!fici&amp;
4c! a n
)et&amp;er
carriers
decided
to re anr
1
per cent increase for
spent Sunday preparing pbtns C'.nngreas had ,aid negotiation' contInue their walkout beyond
strike.
e
job
th
main
on
Innda
ddl1i*.
Although many postal work_ for using Natiotia! Guard And ,would not begin Ot stTIkErS dethe military prent'
Mrmail for tS. troops in
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wa
estimated
to
be
severe
problems
beyond the rc
or
a
nt
return
to
WLItt
f
most services were atored.
to ret*z?T) to work at Auoc*si.a post oThct.
j
embarl!nrs
d*ys.
depending
On
the
progress
'running
about
M
per
cent
below
aentmt'nt
wci
a mzwe wnuld
Press survey showed striking I a:ne Rademacher prc.t Some deltver
strikers and
cause
among
the
normal
because
at
the
Mrike.
wwers in most major metre- idern of the letter c wrs un were lifted in the Last and id 'at the' negfltZat3On.
Although
&lt;poiltan areas voted to continue ion. however, predicted SundaJ west after workers returned to Postmaster Geueral Winton Federal court Injunctloos even notzrikers.
It. Blount mated a special cotn'• against the workers were in 1 thert' are a few hundred trained
per cent at the nations pota: Uwlr
.
the wslkinjt in support at tiepost ftl workers in the various
at
sever
postal
let
servwt
would be established most cases ignored.
for a 4(i pc cent pa in- wotters would he back to wn1. Leaders
29 max
In
New
Service
branches, there are not
g
A
federal
attorney
unmnr. reaffirmed Sunday their Wday for iltrahigh prUnity
today.
enougt
in man l] the a'
partnwn: reques: That postal worker, end teroment mat] between Waahtng- York said he would seek fines 1ne*
Ntxon who kept abreast of A Post Office'
ton inc the major struck cities against seven local union lead.. fected facilities.
of
Chicago, Detrit, Cleveland, era at $l,tIeC a diy. doubling This would mean a crash. or
tLe
. New Yait Pa. with each day It continued, plus the-job training program to
\nneapolti
1.
"MINK
,fines at up to $2f10,IWL against most ctl the trc'on said o.'f
ielphia
and
Denver.
.-A.
And mnin
cut
estvesse
ia
meL
unions
vot
the local union
where
Cities
jj'
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NaT
'd to ignn Nixnr' Itend' M issue is the
,jid1inc included Lo Angces. trnna; Letter Carners tJnicn'aoperaunn w.
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Philadelphia Nrwa *demnand for wage scale ranging c1rcumstanc
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Ait.tz Th

the I 1vi'r.Ry of Irwa. Inr
fiHir, he ha. been a flsass,ch
H
on Match 26 at fl:0O pin at Afuktnnt pr'f."or In •Lt remth. Community Center, the ms,rili'atim, Melences f.ahqeratnyy
(ireat lkas ('lii), of i).ltnns at the tlnlvetsity of V1"rrlO,
will rolebrata It. fifth anniver Ilk teaching and resarrh in
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np.. teresta have been In the areas
tin) j,ivIht ii,,i to flip f,0 Imiem- uI human ht-tiring.
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bern who originally founileil the
The talk I. hnuetJ on
the
known
as
Wol since jfflfl and will l,wlutle
club, then
venue Chili.
our ulluk. taken abov. awl
lilow
this wntcr line, which will
linked ham will be provided
4,by the club, plus a birthday illustrate a rientitIc approach il
14
ucke. Metnlera are reque.te4 taki't, to invsitignt.a man'.
to bring hot vegetnl'la ilislws, tihility It, ro,,iiniinit'ate tirulersjilatl or rollsappropriate to wnt'i- 51141 a rationale (Or doing
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UI iig will be played after
ii
the
the
coat
f
To
defray
ting.
the talk. ('ash prizes will be
A
dinn'r. a ,imjii,iiil c'hriri'' ICV iit,vltiI hr lb.' cii!' At thi
iii lull)' tni'i't Itl&amp;(, I ri' tie
;''r.0 U Will l,t'
'FAN( I .E t)t'iI) 'L'r.op I1 tItivnstratetL iiI'Mt aid. Tracy Millet. is shown
After a short P,u.ine m mi'.4- mer, ililds Kartman, Elgia
putting a sling on her "victim". Eleanor Emory. Mrs. Viln,ut Norris is
Dr. John F. Hrnndt, Re. Knrtnian, John Kaytman, W .
big,
(Jane ( 'assehhvi'ry Photo)
leader.
Professor- Witzko and Adeline Witnlce
search Assistant
Communication f4deneea Labor '1't enrolled as new members.
Pb
pemrh,
atory, l)epartment of
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university of Florida, will de- jiciintuJ the following as club
scribe man's attempts to co rn . directors: Earl f..ang'worthy,
muniente underwater, with the l"retl Miignus, l,uii Hungay,
major emphiesit on man's atulli. Carl Engatrorn anti Eliza be th
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March 31
er. will speak.
clear'
throughout
fomer
French
Indochina,
although
Ing.
7:80
p.m.,
at
Elder
Sprinirp
"
degrees
from
.
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i~ Scmino'e Audubon Society MA and Ph.D.
C.amnbodia and Laos are still officially neutral
fl
Bapti st Church
tsrch 27
B'. LEWIS &amp;il.J(k
Nantorn 1-.at l'aei
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State
Park;
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and
it
has
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10
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in.
nuitl
prodde own
cked World
Aieiecla.*ed Press men
unit '.vil) be at the Shiloh flap- by
March 25
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of
KATi,lANI)tJ, Nepal cAPt
"nen
A
baby born with an abnormally
Florida State Park Service.
-3 of State Williarn
long nose in the Marring district
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of southeast Nepal was immedii
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24 p.m.
.pr
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adm1nU- toms and 100 SthawLs
announce
Mar. 28
Now They're
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£
i)T a refusal-for the time Minister Golds Meir, who '.:':t
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('amp
UhaI
the
Second
Annual
the
reincarnation
of
)iln(Iu
March 26
Faster I)innt'r Ihenre at Deltona
rte!ng-th grant ].rae1', full ye- eel Washingtor. last Sept
'e
tenge benefit show at s p.m. at
god Gnnmh, the ekplinnthcad
Brcrvt.
APT.
Paul
B.
Florida
Audubon
Society,
(.
o nmntinit (t titer. Dinner at
lot more than ior ne's is understood also to have
cd
son of Lord Shiva. Vil lagers
the
Sanford
Civic
Center
featurSOIl of Mr. and M1?a. W.
..minole chit tes'
# ll
I initatM34)
sought economic auz.anee
..arplanes.
to flock to the birth site,
began
ing
the
Orange
Blossom
liar
BO'!TL,
Greater Sanford Chamber :f
I S
Music .
I,
th
the
form
ci
easier
credit
terms
it
was
e
urn,
time
But at
but the baby died six hours alt
her Shop (tioiiis plus guest
U'L ik5 been
Ccirnnicr'c'
Ca
rt'.trlt,ons
R
\Iaks
in Jerusalem Sunday. Foreign
rxpected he would toss in
er birth. Priests explaint'(l to
in
a
famti
tpr
enter
ehictia
Rogers
quartets
-"
ed the Air Fctrc.'e
i -r
ca
c
will be guest :aker
e' rriall
'-a
J CRLf) RORI'SO
we'etenet- b'. we'. Of US. titian MInUteZ Abbe t.n '
the villagers that "Ganch' had
sponsored
b
Seminole
tainnient
I
pilot
r.gs on graduatheslrv.s
down
here.
postal
Military
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departed
because
could
not
he
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Wilier
AssecisICil p
Snnfirtl ('am Club mee ts at
Elks Club, regular meeting, County ('amp Chalknge corn
At Nghtl
the new sviez atiot at Laughlin AFB,
.rn is hard pressed by the Mid- tOflL Of &amp;*i
wicked
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suffer existence In
UflitS ha'.'e 1.0 SOFt out the bulk
Legion
7:30
p.m.
at
American
discuss
refurbishing
built!niittee.
to
Tex. He is being assign- j SAIGON (AP) - The pnta11
SAh!
deliveries
to
Egypt
had
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world.
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Annual Children's Easter
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,ing air mail to! *'ian workers in the United
I Salifo:d Woman's ('1111). husi~
SISTER, 8 p.m., Florida State party for all children of ,loose
mal meet= with newsmen Sat- 111m
' tr Sariet Involvement* in the !1 fic Air Forces for IIY- :. Statft j., cu~
T017RMG the new latilities uncier comtruk-tion I&amp;I z!)eMIDDIC Junicir ("(wiCi4
duty
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the
nienihcrs
from
tots
to
12
,ents
on,
ness m(etlniz and luncheon,
lounge
tht
announcement
American servicemen In Vset lSt.*tes
urd.a spelled out the reawiing Mdde Eac and bad b-ought mg
]eg were 42 high school counscor1 from Seminok and Orange Counties
..ar1IPUU
tactical
airl.
nam
noon; piano recital by Mrs. If.
the ftdmln.ictratlon'a about "a Change. for the worse
in half, according to miii- O!!:als said ur1ae mail hi5
anent the zoo; sidewalk saiee old -4 p.m.
behind
a.. part of the third annual Counselor Orientation Day with Director of
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bnce'
tt
tary
officials.
ROWer.'
plans.
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Administrative AiIairs R T. Milw** serving as guide.
March
30
Jayceettes. 8 p.m., at home of
i raei's bid.. though 1w left the ar
v
(Melenda Casselberry Photo)
but postal authorities
WWI Veterans H at r a c Ic a
Women's Auxiliary, Seminole Mrs. Wayne Mbert, 401 Lake
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tusi
Pect delays tn coming weeks.
2RPR , Altamonte Springs, 2 ('.tintv Medical Society, will . Iuti!i ird, T.och .rbor,
rM
after ships
mote arme
Nixon
Vietnam
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51 (R*5*.K CI1YPU$L5) .hold onto it for one last am-:B using Sthanous as a
'to completely make rooth 10 tthe pro t*.eøt jhknt zrr
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Sod-Seat5 ftsol.d volOuf print uoo't satin cow., Is quilted to loom.' osid till.
Thki loom' osid hsovy Comlon.a c.tiositng gurds o,'ul cell f.l. Svtdi Sm
Cuord .dpn mists 50991e9. $70 •uh piece, $140 COo list.
Twin or (vii ,t,i with moichlieg boaspring. Super sit., also wmilablo.

An sum flos rna,ii.es that lastu kawhxh, deap comfort. $oyou, icua st. deep
qutlt.d to felt It 5wISoIS tv.co.d. SMd1 Sim-Ovoid edges wed 1001. cotton 19
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bit Is SanI.S.ol• psotect.d ootuØ bacterIa. odor, and øltd,w. 1km, r.s11.4
coils. heavy Cc.el-s'sa c.t1onin9 and no-sot,, bord.s broc., iii y 0i ilie
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LS. lot Air Cavalry D1ViIIOt
troops çuardin' the Cambodian
trr1 Lii t 't \ it C o an..!
Nirth Vttiaiiiese in twe
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A belicopt&amp;i gunship IJiled
guerriha 7e. niih'z northwest ul
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0vit-1r) Ifirwh School from ,r. w. i.awton Elementary undi-i- supel-visiorI of
Mrs. Carolyn Brown, lunchroom manager. Purchasing lutit'hes from Mrs.
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selars,
suanded the thH an_ orie, PW mil- I hon !or Uw Mice of Education
sent him anothtat
. The munselon wmv w0com tan- persarinel to ED-W, hevr t
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2111.1ti Cnunslelp-, C~nentatiryr Dcy bele ra Satnfmd Ciri, GenteWASHLNGTON' tAP t - Prem ,I ban above tus; -.vquer: instead at the $3.5 billian
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Ntlon I reaches servicemen here within
t
and
Congress
are
As
a
means
at
ending
the,.
Nixon
president. hr. S. H Burt, aest met, nor are future French dr dent
Is v.1flJ ,iOT ii'i.i.
four days alter having been
'heading for a replay of theiratruggie' Congress allowed
fl.ln*tTUrtlOfl. erpIaInec
For
key
the
program
that
prosent.
over
federal
spend
on
to
cut
2
ya
per
cen
of
the
addiraeI to Libya earn rIced battle ro l
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a
£vtde's
remedial aid and special
tonal funds whprrvrr he warnIn5 lot education.
haries Sample, dear. of Stu- .fw action against Israel
wilt, that the President assistance to children from
a
memn
ed
tr
Mere
w
go
again
am as' tog basiial
'Wha
Ient
airs1
low-income families. Congret'
said. "Is that the her Of the House ApproPtiationa sLITWd the biii.
Nix=
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"emgaervietatS.h..
Cammltteesaidths
weekendt
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ast
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tittes int en'
HJLULtLi
said *1.4 billion bould be spent.
i.arry
Bowdet.
enunpelor,
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-., -Pr or testft and rrrnarks
of wha" ,. &amp; needed j big Nixon is budgeting $1.3 bil
uor w a" whether further slap, the ! 97I hudget estimates for;: tam esumate
given by ae?artment
rignt flOW in the way of federal 11on.
en
arms or personnel at I the' C)lflce Of Educattami
- t;ai; unit M in Damthy M arri~ ,
uetv. suppe irt for educaum and
, eon, eoinmuiucations-L i n I
1ing $3.$ billion for the 100 or so iwili undoubtediy press for in- ~ supplemental serves ava.: e
l
that t
h r CtI'itC? k11ICd
p-ograma under th e office of crease's in fiscal 1971 But ever
tei' Harrt Rt-'Thrd social aci- sary far- us tZ Provide some
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u clasi 91 miles yUiwec
LD elementary
lecon ar
grenade' into a Saigor and jc miles !rorr the Crier bsinesi .la'i WIIhSU melass nee- Education. a $3Q() mlUicm in- the lP7t fi,gures apprv ed b schools was funded at =milteT?U"i%t thri'
~ Congms are well above the ad. ~
srael. oct that they would not,lervmw over this year
I
ministration a 1V71 budget re lion b Congress and is being
gress
added
11,2
bil
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But
Con
White
physical
eaucstrnn
J0.
in Ir
on
.
Receipts from the interns.
.
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Sunday nigh.. klflrng 14 Ietne
IflTh
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million . .
..mioa
a. cut
r.v l..Uiqie't IiOT ajft
health ''
uDti to uir
'technical
and
vnestumal.
r
eported
The
United
States
a
Id
tional
American
JIie'
Smorgasbord held at
inese civilians and wounding 21
administra tion
A question and answer period 1 st111 deiner
a' about four a and educator. Wrier Nixon ye- it the 'ine iersion of the 1970
Alai Froto in Fern
Jai
others a1 wotne and children,,
Vocatlonai aid which man the
Hu
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Saturday
night will ex - bomber% ~
military spokesnier, said today. ,I U.S. Air Farcr R=
amp
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$2,266
when
money.
tore o bom
•flfJ
inother terrorist
ap
as $ • out
program
jhrvcto,- a! Administrative
are
totaled.
as
were
'ed by Congress at $43 mublew zw it a shop near a .s.
T. aulWet eOUuUeteC.
pi Fa.IiiIr'
Fund raiied will benefit
military enlisted quarters jn1 base camps. weapon'
. or
. ,.Ia zmrtratlon
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the new buildings
formed Seminole
and
ra
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which Congress said $9'
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Jargon hoc should be made atailabit.
the
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winters,
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emploM. dancers
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meat, "1t easier fur a youngstar to get a pistol In many
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any rre-gularttis's on he part -1
'tth.r'if the two"Jav'# pilots in 40
fley
iiIsf In this incident

and Mrs. William A. -,-im taid
IRrinklo,y. Wedn, has ~ no enlUem in tindoer invwxti.

Since tre reguhim /
ed meeting of the Ds'lton.s Cl-iapIc of NARCE (National Ass'ielation of Retired Civil Employes) falls on Good FrIday.
the meeting has been postponed
'intl1 April ,
eappointed
The (oil wing
attend the stato convention
In Miami: Charles Shererty.

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Velma Lois Herman, McMInPhyllis Jsrrikine, Sanford
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he
get
rid
of it when we have too bership chairman, and Miss
(Al' - Florida conservationists their policies for the high water crop his been wiped
Mary O'Leary, as alternate.
much."
Sun sy demanded immediate levels that state offIcil say said.
Mr. and Mrs. Shererty will atsupply
for
the
food
said
a
proposal
remaining
400
have
covered
Maj.
Gainey
G. E. DiI. executive director
stel to save the
whi - tailed deer reportedly the rapidly dwindling deer herd. for the flood control authority by a Palm Re*ch County tourist tend the National Convention in
Mal ing in the flooded Ever"There Is general agreement said water was being discharged attraction to provide sanctuary Buffalo. N. 1., In June. Miss
Leary. Mrs. Lillian Tea1.
gla
that the FCI) system of water as rapidly as possible from Con- for the deer would be considered Mary O'
I demands came at a meet- management needs to he re servatiori A r e it 3. a 914- at a Game and Fresh Water Ian, and Mrs. Charles tjI1ch
ing ailed by the Central and viewed, It Is Inadequate to han- square-mile area in Palm Reach Fish Commission meeting In will be alternates.
-Gainesville Friday.
Sou Florida Flood Control Dis. dIe conditions as they are now." Iand Broward Counties.
FCD
is
not
doing
all
that
But
he
noted
that
a
veterinary
of
Mi.
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Inc (FCD), which uses the Ev. said Maj. L. F. Gntney
erg: des as it water storage ami, area supervisor for the I is possible." said Alfred A.FIsi- consultant to the commission
Florida Game and Fresh Water I kelli. president of the Dade Half- had advised previously that the
has
Track Conservation Club. He animals should be left alone.
It presenthtives of the Florida Fish Commission.
the
said gates barring water from
"Any disturbance would only
Gainey said earlier that
Ife Federation and the Audub a Society took turns jabbing Everglades deer herd. estimat- other areas were not closed until complicate the problem rather
awl critically at the flood con- ed at 7.000 bend in 1966, had last Friday more than a week than solve It." Gainey said.
"This is why We've been rathtrol authority and the U.S. Ar- been reduced ii about 4(10 ant- after the plight of the deers was
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Joe lirowder, southeast repreof saving and rescuing the
sentative of time National Audu. t'r." Gilney said.
brim Society, told the meeting
"the enemy Is the Army Corps
of Engineers."
Sarah RodcwaiI, E)ellim-y
Troy 0. Stuart, Sanford
"1 think this Is a grind examEdith ('leaver, 1)r'Bnry
Ernestine Olivcc, Sanford
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of the basic inadequacy of
Leonard C. Ilenuke, I)elinry
Hannah C. Byrnes, Sanford
the system and the fault lit's
Walter B. George, Deltona
Tate, Sanfo rd
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Edwin L. McNnnmara, Dclton with the Army Corps of En(nVadie Nelson, Sanford
ver.twtmn't store att-r for use
Ira Redding, Lake Monroe
Samuel C. Lovett, Sanford
FUn M. Sampson, Lnngwood
Johnnie' l.ee Williams, SanRev.
M. Sampson, 1.ngwud
ford
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Ray. Thomas i Z. .
Laurence L. Walker, l)dllary
Pendleton, I n d.
Albert F. Collier, DeBary
Clarence StaIIin., S;)ii l ii l lo rt,
C1)'dti i. I-ii, Deltona
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Hazel R. Brown, Deltona
Susie J. Carroll, Lake Mary
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ness, hut They nil late brick at least half a century. These photos taken In hurry Itesnick's motor museum at Ellenyule, N.Y., prove the point. llt'ndlights controlled from driv'r's sent could turn tip, down and sideways on 192*
1{oIl Royce, trip left. 'lilting ateerliii s 1-el, a ''nioih'rn'' feature, WIn found on 1903 Wlnton, bottom !.'ft, and a
1919 Owen, bottom right, boasted uutI)mntic transmission (legs nrc 1970 model). Al t(p right, Itcanick takes 11 easy
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liply thud a 'tnvy pilot -a-rs
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'ase during in 'ifflelni inveatI
z.stion I nevertheless feel It
pir'an' ?n point 'nt hat r
rear, of nothing ihls'li pointy
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peelers. K - through - Z group
stops playing with electric yoyos.
Noon t, 6 pm.-Use if
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of a CorsaIr It Jet bomb tha'
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Ernestine Newsomne, Sanford
Elsa Faye Atkins, Deltona
Florence A. Euga, Sanford
Martin J. Salmon, Sorrento
Florio Akins, Sanford
Ijc)it'lIe Lenrissrd, 0 r a n g
Clara L. Swain, Sanford
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Harriet S. Williams, Sanford
Kir'n M. Osteen, Osteen
Christopher W. Doerr, SanJiilis Noland, Casselh-et'ry

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Carol Ann hare, Sanford
Carol Wilson, New Smyrna
Calvin Overatreet, Sanford
Orquilla Johnson, Sanford
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1 Jewell F. Nutt, Sanford
Irene T. Wehry, Sanford
BIRTHS
Timothy R. Downer, Sanford
Laurence E. R. Bumpus,
Mr. and Mrs. Thanuts J. IA'.
Florence V. Htitlnr, Sanfril
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pinkie, boy, Luke Mary
Lillie H. hail, Sanford
Ethel Mae Newman, Sanford
DISCHARGES
Paul If. O'Ilnrn, Chulunta
Maxwell lager, Deltona
\V('uk.y Filimon, Sanford
John L. Bailey, Deltona
Mable F. Pinion, Delt.ona
Johnell Bruwington, Sanford
Holland P. Wilson, EnterRichard C. Holcombe, DcOscar C. Lenz, Sanford
prine
Bary
Elizabeth Montgomery, SanIda If. Padgett, New Smyrna
Pinkie Newton, Oviedo
ford
Bench
Beatrice Perry, Sun City
Werner F. hluth, Sanford
Marla A. f)aughtry, Titusville
Center
F. Snider, Sanford
Mary
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To
The latcr.t wluiru before the ceflent major road arteries'
By JOHN BALL
circuits. we should rolimt,arily dous theater m earth.
You could buy a pound of
The Southeast Asian nation.
On its inner state great dra,li -Some Senate Foreign Relations ComWASHN- GTON (IT
electricity.
achieved
a
restrict
our
use
of
mas of memory and fantasy are hamburger for a dime arid a
Americans have beeri laboring miLler was Donald G. Mar-Don- 1w iay, has
HOUJU be a
this
days c or- bot tle of milk or loaf of bread
under the impression that the aid. the foreign aid manager in breakthrough in mass education But integra ted
t.in.
her endlessly played ...
at
many
countries
and
glory
..
moments for a nickel.
at
peace
in
deal
th
Viethbm.
Vietnam War is ruining South
to
than samet. ing that 15 1
magical
.
.
.
times
palled
by
MacDonald reports that the the world are yet to begin.'
The German Kaiser Wilhelm
and has flit beet too
\ietnam
tragedy or made luminous by was regarded
mankind'$s
ii70s should be an -exciting and -during a period when It
healthy for the Vietnamese
I ObviOUsly would do no god lore
e
problems
swamped
by
th
worst
villain
for
South
Vietnam.
was
ti]
Mit
Hitler
past
several
decad'
But far the
for rne to turn off my electric
Even in slM that stage is came along and made him look
weeks. senior American adri- The government in Saigon, of caring for mfugem and the
pruning shears to constTre
wrs tn vimam have come uilieb some have labe!lled war injured it nonetheless electricity if at the same ntmer quite empty. For even in like a philanthropist.
1r,$Ifl$ we still Imagine and reWatiington with repressive, is achieving rapid embarked on programs to
One of earth's
to
back
ent you switch
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:
member.
capacity
to
deliver
mom
manmade
theater,
tatnties
in a good IZ
&amp;elup
a
the
midst
of
that
social
change
In
reports that the wan. hell
electric Chain saw.
however
vast,
could
hold
the
achealth
services
to
all
Vietnaly
was
that
whatever
mI" be
it is. is going to produce some war' and a building 'a better
I have therefore draw n UP a ton and scenic
backgrounds
set
on
the
tible
on
Friday
. it
met benefits that one does not place In which to live, nut
the
4-hour schedule to ha
that flit second by sec-o'-d
ouldn't
Ambassador William E. c
Souir distant time, but toda
regutar'v hrtr about.
use of electricity during the
1
through the three-pound human
by, who runs the American
and tomorrow"
A plumber had a hard Urn.
when pea g
brain
making a living .
furthermore, political advisory program in expected th
MacDonald.
r.
new
Your
own
inner
stage
Is
weU
be
sees
"a
if you aiked a stranger what
South Vietnam "will Vietnam, says
It
f 1ow
if everyone
t from Live war yean . . . a spirit in tile c1jUDU*Ys1tk'. supplies Wlth memories of ti me IIt was. he reached for his
guide.
we should be able to get places and faces if you can look watcb pocket instead of glanc.
"The roadf am open to man),
lFz-gt reservoir of 1:11terate
.
Iny withoul a major power
back and remember whenthe air, tin failure Ing at his wrist.
manpower, trained to compaa. markets and.
Q
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an
old-timer
complained
he
throughout
the
rn-ely high levels in diverse roofs sparkle
I was taken f granted In a
Midn
milhary-civilian technical and country We where families are ers who have electric lawn- wasn't feeling up to snuff. he tmall town that if a girt went
didn't have to explain to the away to coirge she must have
.,vey during my tenure as management skills, not to once again tilling their long- mower, and whose
youngsters stat wit sas,
felt she was too bome to win a
first
class
seaports,
abandoned
farms.
Colby
told
pcjç conuntuwner i--e I mention
begin with A.ekb H A
child's
first
reaction
to
a
husband
and
extht
committee.
eycjua threats to warehousing facilitiri
and had decided to be. ..
of bed
parenia
order
was
to
obey
It.
come
a
it1tegTity cif
schoolteacher.
.
the u
riot challenge it
housewif
A hat-i"41'
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begin
wn I
whose
I'S
More
Americans
were
awakup
an
empl(,yment
agency
and
fn certini drisrtthmugh-Q turn of! their electric
D fl L1ô K i e
ment
during
rn
ments of gove
icepicka. The R-through-Z gyp ened by the cock-s-doodledoo of hire a good reliable maid-just
a rooster than the ring-cling-a- like that.
turns off ekict~
ag low
imgofanalarrnclock.
If a fellow had trouble with
I am. to 2 am-The
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rm
week
that
went
his
eyejaagfts. he could go to
a
It
was
ThrougbQ group maws lawn&amp;
-Army Ca7mir WMiam F
by vadxKK a fellow seeing at the dime store and pick out a
whUe the R-UuvVb-Z group
c 0 = P a V y
MCWT, Vietme
practices cc the electric bat4o. least one dog tight In the pair that didn't make him
commander and 15-year 'eter
lii The A-through-H group retrains itreetu. The usual way to break squint.
an, in a letter about the a1
, IR1 ottrv
.0 safe tiat
a
Large
company provides $)0,- train using ectric shoehorns
leged My La-i nivacrs ,
EA Editorialist
uranee
S
his parentL
cut Uo0insuranee for property dam
The natlot hat r ca
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or
p
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ridge
age UW.1 1'UL111C LiUJMJ W
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The A - througb-H group operates
(Conn.) Port.
one aru vI4ieUdItUrt' uu rock- nicuiber of tim' National .tssocis- electhe swizzle sticks and
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et art soaring, literally.
spread
peanut
butter
The amazing thing, and
Born with the Fpace age in educiationpi
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the ho fl'IiOrt of model to auide and encourage model
tb. cunt" *5 our life be is Jvcketry It currently register- rccketry as a babby Sod SPwt
bIaz aiarms.
the sarne person I fell log sales; of about $iOmlliion a Members of the $UOCIItIOC
lam. to a.m.-Housewives
n love with. I suppose thu fact year
rauit in ae !som 11 tO 70
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he hasn't Cl4iLgVd is why other
The rockets, eniad, of balsa
Yet An spite of IA*
mat uu tiiia time to open all
peopl, love him, too.
'°1' of the cans they will need for
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6 p.m. to Midnight-Es er
eral areas of the country body in a1 groups turns off lungs eleva tors and radars
already are being warned that
they face electric power
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1% bushel crates, Domestic
Round type, small to medium
size, including- some fair quailty $3.50. 50 lb. sacks, small to
medium size $275-300, small
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bunched 5 dozen, Curly type,
few $2.00.
Radishes - Demand Good,
Market Steady. Cartons and
baskets, topped and washed,
film bags, Red type, 80-6 ox.
$2.50. Whit. Icicle type, has kits, 24-8 en., few $4.00.
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For anti-CornniurnM Cambo sanctuar on Cambodian soil.
The Cambudians. or Khmers.
than Premier Lon Nol and his
supporters It as a question of are a proud people with $ great
At one time ttiea
the endurable and the tmendur- hictora
tnfe he became th e Asian
boasted the most highl dcvti
abh
Balkans InsteadLo No and the ow'd dv-ilir,itrnn In Scw.ith Asia
r u
.Sihanouk
'hi
Thi' i'i'
1ez1ators iho oucea Prince They numberlbd perhaps
of
meant
shen he said in 1965
ruins
'nrodorn Shhanouk as chief of mfllkm people and the
have
been caught between
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asional air and land sorties eastern coast of South ietham the Communist dcvii and the
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the
between
in
e
South
cannot
be
th
go\
'tnamese Into Cambodian Cambodians still use In
con fl ict between th e Americans
.ictnam a Mekong Delta
trmtori in pursuit of the Viet
Thes are of Polynesian arid t he Viet Cong and the
Cong and the North Vetna
North YIenamtM."
origin.
mese
It Is a sad story of a little
the
South
The Thus and
Th unendurabl, was Stha.
'tetnaznese both of Mongoloid country caught betsseen big
neutrality towards t
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XiiII1IOn.
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be an
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('abbag-. - V o Ili a n d (hod,
Market.
tcady. t
bushel
Ciste, Dimestic Round type,
medium to mediiins.lnrg. P ite
$400. Red ty't', medium to
large size, faw $4.25-45fl. Snvor type, $1.00-350.
('arrots - l)m*nu1 I" a I i
Mat-ket Steady. Topped An d
washed, nivmh hag-a, master i-ontnint'ra, 49-1 lb. film haga,
medium to krge sins' $2bfl.
Small to medium iii. $1.76,
24-2 lb. film bags, medium to
large site $2.40. 60 lb. s*ck,
i*rs' size, loose pack $2.00.
Celery - I) e m a n d Good,
Market Steady. Pascal type, 16
Inch crates, 2 dozen size $2.76,
24, dozen size $8.00, 8 dozen
&amp; 4 dicn sines $2.75, 6 dozen
threugh 8 dozen sizes $8.00.
Hearts, crates, film wrapped,
24 count $4.26.
Endive - Escarole - Poniard
Fair, Market Steady. 1 1/9 huihel crates, $125.
Lettuce - Romaine typ e,
Demand Fair, Market Steady,
1 1/9 bushel crates, few $1.50.

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We receii'ed the other day a letter from a
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- "aipfbr(c1." A postacript said: 'P3eaq excuse
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The fact. is that this wa, an earthquake, not
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manlike conduct.
Th e antimini man called his shot hen he
predicted a rain shortage as
result of the
'.lurt shortage. It ould hare been an impresaiveandperauasuvefeat if be had seen Itas be
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teice uat iso mimary pint, 'her
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their skirts. He was not talking about eyestrain, either, but as predicting that the retritijtrnn for the iearing ,f mimskirt' would
strike hi a terrible drouth
Well, the long and short of it is that the
drouth never did show, although quite a lot of
South African le'g did. However, morthe later
th ere was a seri ous earth quske ui western
Cape Province and apparently the antirnini
Prophet decided that he could r-ie do With this
cidanuty
He immediately issued a statement Associ
zited Press reports. which blamed the miniskirt
as the direct cause of the earthqi.ake and called
for a dna of atcmemeiit Th is will simply not do
It is difficult to be sure of the theology of the

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Op]fl)ofl. comment. gardening, and advertiMng which and dub affaire take place
Vic* Preidcnt Agnew' continuing auufl nfl over the yehrs and in spit.e of those who hive. from
ears of our
m there to be th e eyes and
has always been and always will be an Integral part
news media Ku now left the f*.rml&amp;nds of lows, time t, time, decided to make political hay out of
ErunnIn against the press!"
of the r4errIce newpapera render.
d ra Church w5 Is current.
where it was launched last November, and surfaced In
to
be
offering
our
Sanford
we
are
proud
call
attention
to
in
would
like
to
Here
sure nlasd a lily-white recoril
this
aspect
we
In
e do not, to
the Virgin islands where it was aired again on March
I n siiv TV
the nt
ii
the truly mk.(Lith'(. tXteTaiVt and Important publicsfor an' newspaPr or any CWS 5&amp;
the
ble with its prime objective that of improving
Of course such broad and biased Interpretations ticrns which roll off the pesses of such true iants
fscinatiitg hi story
peration. Puri ng me long and
responsible
journaliatic
acas
the
Ne
York
Timms
anti.
in
Florida.
the
Miami
community
in
which
we
publish,
In
Which
we
hand
o
s
quite
appropriate to
of the value and use of
er it i
01
nm
is
deep
and
responsibie,
about
which
our
conm,
1plemid.
ha t u*v*
tivitiat, are defeating in the=Mrea.
as well as the friends t
yourself
to
look
over
any
edition
of
note
the
enemies
Mr.
Agnew
has
ever
Take
time
Specific'ally
we
wonder
if
outstanding
the
public
s right
this
so
when
Especially
taken their stands in the matter of the
Sanford
Herald.
Some
days
the
events
of
vioare
so
taken
the
time
to
analyze
al!
the
plus
factors
of
these
The
abieveinents of the Pulitzer Prize winners
fill to know what is happening.
headlined by Mr. Agnew with caustic comment which Sunday editions. Probably not. But if the vice presi- lence. crime, passion, political shenanigans, do
Now In the opening months of the fateful 19.Os
propaganda, slanted publicity,
could only be made by somecme who has rot dime any ckmtiai eyes had looked at and the Republican fund- Page One. More often not
Yet on page after page-, this newspaper does ful- there is such a flux of
raiser had used his keen mind to analyze he would
of the public, that
sound thinking on this subject himself.
-opening and thought provoking publi- fiN the traditional responsibilities of mass media, wide divisions among segments
Estate
do
owe
something
have
seen
eye
Four
the
th
we
of
Yet,
such dowr..gradirtg s i being given mass media by
to
feature
Sir
and
timeliness,
with
pictures
of
beauty
speakcations.
as
Vice
President
who
must
be
accepted
the
esident of the
in Seminole such a h igh personae as the \ ice Pr
on
For
instance
the
Miami
Herald
on
Sunday,
March
tides
telling
about
what
Is
going
breachas
his
House
Ing with approval of the White
United States of America is more than unfortunate
published 374 pages marking its 6(t-h year of such County.
making and fund-raising speeches proliferate.
to be deplored by everyone who
Our sports pages are the envy of our rivals with and distasteful. It is
informational endeavor and offering hard news. fea This is to call attention to the remarkable servthe truth!
Ice which newspapers have rendered to th e public ture news, sports, business, social, emtertainmeflt, time-tirne "scoops" being printed. When social seeks

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(Maryann Miles Photo)
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A Chsapwr I t'40o. hail thrt
has not been sent to Congress. it WASHINGTON -APi
A quiring reprc 4 entatimi or voni March Citmpout last weekend ,
would uppunt Nixuai Plans
1)ernocrntir party official aa
and young people in future lit Peace Valley Cnm;tgrnunt
shift ni
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au the V ekwu River. Chilly
neediest Ititient and k thit many reforms made or under delegations in general pniiio'- winde curtailed sonic of tht
other turi Jo, assistnnct' It; way in state organizations fall 110111 to 'heir share of the papUlit usual outdoor activity. 0n1- it
long - term private Ionn, hitched ahort of a national puny corn - tlufl
t'ri*gs- State few hardy campers went fishmission's recommendations for Nelson said tot
by a federal guarantee.
tug and canoeing. Long walt. Tin- federal governrnt•n' ncw- rnnling prestdentiii convention IH1I slrt in about half liii'
recommendations Bin tnnn it- the sunshine, visiting
prisvulch soon sort o Iuuuicut dekgnh selection- more
d evia t ions or. snittil ones. lie getting- to hntiw the new
lid;) kin 2 ;at cent of college sponstvc to tht runk-and-tisv
disunc rninontt3' ton rnend*nt better, let the till;.
Robert 'Nelson. stuff director added, and it
student, the overwhelnimg nu
Quickly
jority now receiving eitht'v d of the commission, betided 1w 1,cff tot' 50 states and fie term pns-lunc
and Itichiarci llUiH-71
rect or iub.i.idiz'd Iwin, come' the South I)akot,ii Sen Gromt. S ton*es Will luive- an' difficult
sion
standartill.
went'
the
canwout hosts sto:
from families with incomv-Eu. 'McGovern says 21 SUite partiet, meeting commi s
irnterttirnetl
the children withUltimately. the party's credlow 10,0(9), StudenL- Irotti thu lmvt' developed their own
Easter egg' hunts. 56 members
poorest familiet already r.'t'etvt 1formt, and rt4o'rni groups are tit sentiab; committee anti the 1971
from the Ift camping faniilit'
will
tittetconvention
Itself
to
dc
outright grants.
work in
Mrs. Green's cnnc'•rv AItnni
But. hi' added. many at these dde validity of the- guidelines .-t-tjnyd the Saturday Potlu'Nixon's new approach was reforms tin not meet -the stand' 'I and whether states did enough MUPPa?' and birthday eitkcs f o r
Richard Iluh'4: und Erir Els
altered lit hnnik e-dtiriitnr p, nr&amp; sot tt thit- McGovern cont- to meet then-i.
hart.
Since
the'
detailed
guideiines
ticularly tht aculing witlt stu- rniutrn, c'realeC by tin' IM
dent financial itsaistuitc..
liemucrauc National Convert- —together with the wav In; Thc next meeting of SemiState nole County Camperp will be
"PP' to
Allan Purity, head of an am*- hon in it niewc to malt, party
party
on April P. 1P70. 7:31) p.m., at
clinic—Were
mailed
to
caution of student financial aid I procedures more democratic.
and
ether
leaders
on
the
First Federal Caucus Room
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officers, said Ntxont- prot rum Tt- moat controversial ,
March
5.
only
half
it
dozen
have
Interested
NCEA Tnnnibers-utholds out the prxmpect of leasing reciunnientiations are propowtir.
large are invited to join.
graduating students IwnvIIy in 3permltung Ili-year.ulds to Pitt replied si' fLIT
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Chief 1k,puty Dut_ieflurr"L
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Mrs. Green chief criticism years now and nppsrntly
IWI Department will he tht
WASHINGTON (APt
was dtrezted at the Pm,aident tends to shift it to an interest guest spea k' er on the !lelpinr
dent Nixon s program
higher faiiu' to
Ith Ion program
Re will e1urHand ti1ra
education fll short of meeting private college!. all1inugti hit.
Mrs Green said even if lend ti n t o on it
sJwes of those ii)'
the needs of the coming decack,
said rapidly rising ing Institutions were willing to
* ua s who aceost the cliiiaccording to a leading congretji have crtet1 acrinus Ii- make auch loam
prahthltve drt'n Thert hz4'.zug been se
slonal education P'
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in u problems t r- them
roving the money is
eral incidents of this nature Il-i
Rep. Edith (zreen. 1)-Ore.. Mrs. Green 'r subcommittee
subcommitteeis for main of the struggling rerentwee
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chairman of the Roust higher preparing to draft a new higher smaller schools.
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ducauoit subcommlttt't
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Objections also came from the
to avnil
Parents art,
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Nixon has failed to take mb ac- giving strong eonsidernucmn to American Council on Education. - thernseIvci of the nportunit r'
count the financial plight of the i m ome form of help for the pit- American Associationof State
henrin' Deputy Harrell nuc
smailer private colleges or tin'
:- aiio i. being it participant in
coiIt)ge'
espial'
the Colleges and un1vcrsItse
need for expanded facilities to snwtier ones.
several other similar troups
the llelprng Hands program
meet growing enrollments
Another shortcoming in the There was praise,
an old slogan 'the
Stir also said Nixon' empiut- President's
program,
Mrs. from mans- of these groups to' Coin
child's
e life
life you save, may he
me on aiding students trim the Green said, is Its failure to Pro. Nfxons announced goal a! help
lowest income !amIhe, may jxit'
futidt f or he program ing financiall3 strapped sUi
work to the disadvantage of Ott, of grams for the construction of t dents and for ins pruposal t
er needy students.
open a second murkr: for SiLl
acadcrn n- tocilities.
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sage sent to Congi--is Thursday.

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Cri)ltn' b?tentum to the sn-t
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Lake Mary Elementary School
is presenting a program an
child molestation at a FTC)
nting or Tuesday, April 7, at
.m The meeting will be held
ot thi srhnnl ez1frtarium.
A representative of the school
iicirnted out that since the Issut
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nurent.F and children are urged
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want a one Iwtiso I..'lslo I itnaunge of nit ii pOitit tCItIti snake pits, not nursing homes:
lie sICi. "They treat nigs Wier
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if you visit with does impersonation' for be. le by .-kri Ben Canaan (NewDrop the vouel if it is sh,rt. fr nd, tu
notes
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class,
plus
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as "at" for "get."
helpful to you In the future poet Henry in an original of o v er 600 Jews from Bntlab
A few years ago he decided ,-hioutr who sslse to record
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to take the U. S. rivil Service 1 vital statements by your clergy*
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men
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whatsoever and a passing mark can benefit greatly by its use. clause, then employ the phonic
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appealingly John Randolph and W ill (,..r
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lowest card will
following
the a K r
proltably reitched
by Steve Carlson,
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suit"
w}'ere i cant improe my gami
land. bored banker who smlls his soul ewm.en
playedthe acti:n
souTn
Jim: " 3il y reason wasn't you it better and #As
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on a
I Found by Marshall
(Thhb
(.krfs
3uthertand,,
hiurti
to find. I knew that if to do your daily work so that b
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geting better for a long tIme.
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sinyone held four trumps it it bringx more bunefit1j, too.
Do you remember this hand?"
~ thieves, the t,,oy offers; tn ]I-ad ! ically and mentAlly a different t*
Would
lie
East. When I con. Ile more considerate and cheer- '
Jim: "I certainly do. I walt
1 a posse into New Mexico after person. Under John Franken. '
4697
•Scuth
and
we
were
playing
to
tinuid
with
a
trump
to
the
ful
with
those
around
you
the
arinita Dodge City's de helmet's direction, the mn' a
North
South
'vulnerable
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king.
WeAt
showed
outNow
Then
you
get
the
right
results.
Bother for just About the
1 tender soon learns, however, gets off to a dazzli
T
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wimit North FAst swth
I was able to head the six-spot
23
to
Oct.
22)
that the boy
LIBRA
(Sept.
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first time. When you passed
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lana to take with a tine Darfornianca h
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six if I could handle the second
PCKW
happier
person.
so
do
some
vouns:iter
wants
to
shwt
the
crous,
however.
aft4or
the
m*tPass
Pass raw;
held the third trump trick. studying of whattwer is An *
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killing
his
brother,
amorphosis
and
Hudson
takes
round of hearts."
fo
outlaws
opening les&amp;-V 1C
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IIIIIATURIN AT
Oswald: "The hand is inThis is a ,good and une their gold to buy med- ovor as the banker's "iecond."
to
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%teer clear of arguments.
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(Color)
and played out your ace of there I knew that you find at - cond club and )
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hitchson
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rabbit
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Ihuimi t ç.tr1. t to
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it 7" they demAndod.
frivridm.
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one
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22 I,i .fill)- ~1 1) There In work thing it would stave me froml 'Ifimp!" they cried.
"itiat think" I said, "in a uired me
-for you to do at home so get counting out nougat eggs to be
the mood instead of feeling ~ mure everyone got
impoled upon. You have good miniber of green on#,jq and pink nrld nagging to go to Florida 4tand."
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: gave everyone some bedditif
some new plaints that are avall- I
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At tht S t Patrick a d a &gt;
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Delicious banana bread and
cupr
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, Mrs McReynolds. Mrs
After the program au corn.
tea u ere served to ten 11"
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Johnston
and Mr."r Flowers will '
pleted MrL Smith, president.

the Garden Club held the reguiitr
business and program
Mrs. Smith welcomed a visit,. ait tht. lovely and splicityuj.

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to Have a I,I)V(Ily Wedding.
send $1 to Ahb, Box
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Brission. presented her program each
and hIrt,, R. E. fleurifoy niadf
on horticulture as soon ais the
meeting was cal.led to order. Carl Chorprifing Sr. u-ill IH' thi donation.%, to the birthday bank
president for t1w coining year. i Mrb. Irving Pryur presoented

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ber of Commerce for the names

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Mr C 1 fluacra giving tht
Mrs M
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report from the cetic,ral board
Betiana nut bread. coffee Mimosa Circle of Sanford Garden Club. conducted the March ifle-t'tlflg. Routine reports fruit,
cake, fresh orange Juice. hot t
and coffee were served to the Ttit't'tiflg which was held at the idi cominitte e chairmen a tin
,isen
home f Mrs W. B Mo
members as thy aimed
by
Routine reports were given
i MrN. LaVern Trued. Mrt,. W. b

iscarands Circle of Sjuiford

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Gregg. P. L. Elmore, F. R. eumt. as a nt member.
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interested In Proper

who are
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By GLA,DVS FLOWERS

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0 V-11 III finished, th^,A-"That was in 11)117." his clat#r st-sins are .y my daughter
'1 knew It' my son cried
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sold.
"it wa% 1 n 1944 that I
morp cooperative with close "First the Tooth Fairy and
m
sorry
I
brought
tip
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ties too Scone light
1 Tooth Fairy," her Milter apnlfin(,-x
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threp eyes,"
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Stood
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tonight.
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don't really think' "1)11 " he rnrteet.d
21 to Jiuita
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*Well, everybody
wanted of her coming utter snyhod t
2ii lli'u u'ts amusements with that
I began
1 jaw, toisth-r illfrt Itat that ..)
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TIw'e people m' i'dteed

KNITS-POLY ESTERS

TherePS Heyer Been
A&amp; Better Time
To Get That Hew Watch

Reports and will be given by
Senurioe Spoht-i- o'
Pretty Brenda, who was grad
I Wagon will mw at tile %,IU&amp;
Fanciers of the Fine Arts wi~ Ington, D.C. and a -radii.iiv o! Liisted from Scrilitiole 11 i g h, Mrs. Henry Braicki of St.
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Rtti'ant Wednesday.
he interested to karia that IC S Architectural
t.tiut,i in 19tt a iitts' \iiedic Petersburg.
LHauiu
Cards
uill
be pla~-ed starting at
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LINDELL E. KETCHERSIDE is
, torian, it active in her hurorit~.
Mrs. Fraiii~ Filewicr of Largo
and Design
10 30 a in with lunch at 12 30
ctagrn ga one-man show during
Zeta Thu Alpha 'uherc she n. president and will preside
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Members and guests are u.rgThe
kuown
artist,
as working years 55 * commercial -uandarth director. She is past of Miami is the founder of the
"KETC11", if a graduate of Artist and design engineer for ser,vict. chairman and rec ived I Unit and serves as th
Wa shington Schncui of An V,ashu hi' own ad'erti'inr agtnc lit ti
u-ur h's
'tu'' aindinr mentarian for the group Dr and wear It The hats will be
Judged for prizes.
Leonardy formerly resided

Inc whirb nroww" with t%@Lord's Prayer.'
PI"s were finaliuqd for the
card PartY and 'Sig dernon-

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)uurselt setting trii ked with
daug'ht.r
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cad 'ha P91t.r fliittfl',
out knowing It You can heap jallyheanc and cellophane grass middi. of th rug eiery year t4a' '
ty i...king her head we'r q r 'L'
everything paae'ul by being fan we
"Look," I said and enunt it into
more plonpiant. Ile on (hot allort.
1 ;(I my children. '"Pill year round know ovorybody Always sets ~ son*p of goography or filintay.,
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hard drinking folks. Gct tile

When I aas
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fl sears od tuuo other girls
and I were caught taking it
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them, and they shall (to the
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During the cening a light hu.f
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Res ervations,
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A swwia t ion's Iwo big gulus stuck up. Chhirmun of last year*s ChurnpiRlzrie
are now being , hathers, a ruhher mat in the t,,;ti
Bail, Mr. and Mrs Eoghan Kelles, couple at left bo out to Dr itnd Mrc
*e'pted with JEAN
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=-7M. and AL`DREY SPEER.
' of the Spring Frolic Ball, April 18.
Mictlael Gutman, overall chairmUn
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:1' a member of Sanford Semi Sister of the 'Month' sward for
Hurry cause spaea Junited'
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begin at 9 pm
Flour cake
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and I have some close friends.
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how can we get nut of go
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friendship ' ith thcse people?
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Easter icn-clies uiii he on j6ai(

anh. attended Lyman high

out on me, hut a long as I
of affection at
get my
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abould throw him out if he
has a little extra turn at no

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now oine" fhnf Qnw them rompe-ling moraingt CrArmq
anti ()vlpd'i (otilit CPfiMP e ,a(enee very short Iv a hiq
ki pvlih'nt h% ne xt venr" haqkel ball u'hednhrig
Within a few venrq Lyman may he taking home
the r.11-'4JmrtM trophy In the 4efrn (onference. SIany
of their at hlPte4 are young and the proram I ro'*Ing every year 'oi,fh 4eminoIe Calmly i a hot pøt
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I'll1. ANII-FORT. L*,-. ~APi The first bill defeated during
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the IM semion of the Kentticky
ort3 senators a
opponents
Aainclair-d Pres' SrIier
rt'centk in favo' a' 'he cana1 I,gislnt
ent againc the
announced .support for tht nom
TALLAHASSEE Ft i AP
it
women
proposed
that arnen
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nau0n.
If legislators TUD screaming rom tht. northern part of Flar- I be lillowed to work as harten,
Church said Carswell F. record
den and also to be served
as federal Judge "has been Ut during the 1970 srston, at least !ids and say you're not going
mtxecl drinks at the bars trntti
Wl% prdestrwt~ it; ctuiracter.
ionr conservationist will be not i invite more people til Floridit.' .alream. prolithat-t! lj%. statf, a,A
Above all. the court calls for at all surprised.
'Craig said. "We can't be pre.
jurists whose comprehension ofl
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the Constitution 0. as profound are getting dame. sick of hearquestion
as their duty La uphoki it 18 im ing the word ecology." said Jill!
Knopto' said "conservation to
perative.' Church said in m Martington. chairman of the ~
Imc ih sort of today in the same
speech prepareil for thle Senate. I

11he Raiders just couldn't go u
Steve Shumaker in the first game and
at the plate Shumaker as 2
second game, paved the
for 2 In the opener, scoring a run while driving In another.
One of his hits was a two-bagger. Gierks war I for 3 in the
sec-ond p:iirr, t.p.-irking i five rtin rall%
. in the third inning.

I1irOtd Cars

In fact." he said. "when
it becoming a ver\imPortafl
of these guys left the other day thing in the minds of peopk
P
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1 heard him say. If I hear the
Le stop and looi and ''
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special
standard in word ecology one more Umi I'll what we have bet ore We Junuil
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Bill
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Austin. Mike Ferrell. Skip
and Shumaker all had doubles in the opener. In the night-cap.
White slammed a bas loaded triple

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astonishing stories of gr Bill Kirkpatrick struck out
ended Lyman'b most notable
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development in the Sunshine State's electricity moar
~weel. of track competition in
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RICHARD HARRIS
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and an attention-arresting: faahion show. the anammeeMent was short gwp, hurler Pstul WaVton
I will be the site of Florida's I
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made over the public address system of the Jackscmville win. reached batit. on at, error anir'
eatcher. The bull liourived Inti,
' inning.
STANDINGS
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captu
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indoor
first
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I next Saturday at F p.m.
Both
h ave thought that this was a parb for 31' alumni!
on still another
~ steamed dmm the huseline.
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came horne on a two-bag;rer 1--y I huriz was four scattered runpi
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WRESTLING Mon. 8:30
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lare four clan#&amp;* of racinr an,
that
hun ting out all over" !!! With sports,
~ ittunned but 'Warner toucht-d
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there will he four trophy prc.
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choice and was pushed across the plate before the catcher
ideas.
aentaons in each class
EVERY WEDNESDAY
thcrt!!
could recover . For Brady it
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Top-notch
competition
frow,
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$4, $1 &amp; $2 4i m0f4gornery
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head
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amnus come-backs, knnck- inning, w-cond baseman Tommy ~ wnt- hip first start and first
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fourth
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hand
to
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compete. Entmnta inuitt airn '1
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Tuesday
aa1ing second after tha at W
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must have their pitrents r,!,
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hc d ecided to let this one go In lot a hall The IlI.0 hha b

to break the school record

in second in the mile
placed
him
pinch runner and re
competed in the competition John Gibson of Palatka. He also
at first base
Seabreeze worod 21 points, I &amp;me IT) third in the 880 yard
Prior to the Irarne, Harmon I
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tallied 66, while lRishnp Mnnrr 1 Lyr
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team e

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sethrIes river the
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Sou in double figures and fractional ea rned
their racord
to
honet
who
weekend
statistics make interesting reading, but not to batsmen
must face him. But that work, work, work routine Is Paying
Reminoles outlasted Crooms 10
off for Frank Sloan much to the delight of pareUtm*nt
s and Saturday night thp team
Rudy.
niptw.d Leesburg 4 1.
maybe it*iL hanie state pride. it could he the desire to
boost tht underdog or cballenger. it might he the old push runs asminst Crooms. Gordor
to be identified. SOME way, wit.li a winner. But basketball

a

THIRD BAT TITLE FOR ROSP

was announced h I r Harm
asn"t in It. But manager Bill
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the request.r. of the fans whim
tht came startod. Harmon

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high
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The Ov`edo Lions came out of It tough weekend
1whedule ,wiih one win Anti a loss. TMs IeAveA the I
Lions ,with A .
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while the thg has been rough. and It
Marge Smith and Janice Collins finished flat poise
this 105
1ear
i11 be like starting a fl
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and
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it was a very relivarding win for the 1113715

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season but the old veteran Jim Pant, just kept at work and

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Mary Smith and Beth Smith were on the vvin-

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team in the loo BRFAST STROKE Sittl A
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Both drivers have entered sleek- winged Dodge Daymnas
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Grand National qualifying for tile Alabama Classic Jewtinues through Saturday morning, April II. A 125-Mile, $10&amp;V) ABU qualifying race and A 100-mfle IXISA Formula Ford
also on Saturday's schedule
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INDIAN HARBOR ESTATES.
INC.. a Florida corporation, and
0. B. WARD, MCILI.I P. WAR!),
MICHAEL IIADDAD and FRED
IIADDAD, IndIvidually.
Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
under and by virtue of a Final
Judgment in thIs cause, I • AR
THUR H, TECKWlThI, JR..
Cir
.'if the Ctcu;t OourL Semi.
'ole Couat, Florida., will a-'ll
to the highest bidder for cash,
the following property, tO.W1t
Lt 11. Block 0, of unre-

lathe session on roads and lions. $7,762.
primary elections cost taxpay. The biggest Item was per
thf
$41276. Mileage to and from
"We estimate the regular the capital, including exp.n,es
session will cost $3O,0Ci0 a day," for those two avsI days, cost
wsn't get off

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Salaries of legislative
It begIns AprIl 7 and runs playes amounted to $19,710,

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Commencing at the SE Cor-

to 60 days.
with printing costs of $13,165.
The 10-day December i'estlon Titer rental ran $3,930.
c&amp;lled by Gay. Claude Kirk cost
Th
mileage and per diem of
$115,G91. Recent regular e.eulon sides and secaries totaled
costs have soomed past $20,000 $10,944. Other costa were tileday.
phones $1,854; postage $636,
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bersuse t.
work of computer terminals
used to track down legislation
rHF ctR(IIT c'ornT or
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flfl ss:eon J$D$CISL (Ill.
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NOTICE 0? SALE
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NEW SMYRNA REACH, a rotporatlon of She United States of
America,
Plaintiff,

the 10 days:
*' ees $11,669 daily. But they diemeipenses for

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tier of the NWIJ4 of Section
25, Towisblp
20
South.
Rang. $3 East. thence run
North along the North and
Section line 401.15
feet to thi SoLtherly R/W

South t

TROOP 540 of Howell Park displayed their needlework

errhrmlory durir.g

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(.Tane

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lin, of 1tt. Road So. 45,
thence North 75'S) West
along said niw- line feet
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along said 11/W tine 10(1 feet.
thence South 1$'II' West 15(1
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Eset 1214) feet to a point
In a eurv. concave North.
ast.rly, having a central
angle of 1r4(1' to the Itt.
and a radius of lU-SI feet.
thence Northeasterly along
said curve a distance cf
121.10 feet to P.T. of said
curve, thence North 11 11'
Fast 75 feet to beginning.
Together with the rights of

their skill at

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Legal Notice

coirr. rIt,ainA

dare was performed by legis- (P.11 (%$E 1O. Te-*IS
tative ernployes and eqnlpmwt i', ,

rather than being farmed out

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of Artiel. XII f the Cc,nj1itubringing aides or
tion of the State of Florida, a.
to Tallahassee unless they were amended.

berm were discouraged from aud Subu'cflon

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really needed."
The Senate hIred 28 persons T)I STATE 0? FLORIDA. at
at.
for the eesio, the lloue '2 far fewer than th. hundreds To THE STATE OF FI.ORIIA..
THRO1'(3H ITI STATE ATTOR-

employed during a regular 'sian.

The costs of running the Leg-

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S I X T H. SEVENTH. E!OHTK

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Iilatur. ha'e gon. up sharply T W E L ? T H. TRITtTEEXTH.
FOIRTET NYU. P 1 F TF.ENIH.
over the ye&amp;TP.
\F.NTF1NTH,
SIXTEENTH.
in 1967, the average daily EHTF.I:Nr;I. XIT!1T14

cost of all sessions was $24,800,

.A'.P TWENTIETH JI'I1CIAL

rrr ANT) THE SEVERAL

although that of the three spe- PROI'ERTT OWNER.S. T A X-

PATRRS ANt) CITIZENS
clal sessions was $17, 889 - 'nunEor AND OF AL.ACRVA.
considerably higher than tb. BAT. II.ArFORD. BREVARD,
BROWARD. CITRUS. COlLIER.
December 1989 session.
cj'aj
DAt. t)tvAL
In 1946, a record 113-day EPSA)4R1A. HIGHLANDS.
}{lLI.5w- rt(.r;H. 3 A C K S ON,
session cost $2,841 daily.
LAKE. 1.EE. LEON. MADISON.
A breakdown of the Decers- MAN ATEE. MARION. MONROE,
_______________________ OKALOOSA. onaNar.. PALM
BEACh. PIXELLA&amp; lOLL
t.
PUTNAM. Pt. .7OHS. 5
CTE. SARASOTA. SEMINOLE.
Rucker JrI

INGYON AND VOLUSIA C(.rN.
TIE.S, FLORIDA. I$C1XDING
NON - .SIt)EXTS OWNING
PROPERTY OR IUBJECT TO
TAXATION ThEREIN. A ND
OTHERS HAVING OR LLIMING ANT RIGHT. TITLE OR
rNTERrcT IN PROPERTY TO
BE AFFECTED BY THE 1SStYANCE BY THE STATE BOARD
OP EDUCATION OF FLORIDA
OF NOT EXCEEDING i1I.OflSPALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - o HIGHER E D U C A TI 0 N
BONDS. SEItTES 1) REREINAFmane Rucker Jr. was 1X157 TEE MQ!:E PARTICULARLY
IrnIng to prontince his name t)E.'RIPEI, OR WHO MAT lIE
IN ANT WAY AFFECTED
today.
T1TEFtEBY:
The Stat, of Florida, through
"I'm pracUclng In front of a tb, *t*t. Attorney. of the Firrt.
mIrror." he said utter journey- Second. Third. Fourth, Fifth.
!ith, 3ey.nth. Eighth. Ninth.
Ing to circuit court to swap
Tenth, Eleisath. Twelfth. Thir.
Rucker handle for Bat Anton e.cth. Tourteinth. Fifteenth.
Sixteenth. S.,entienth. Elga.
Johann 'on Ruekfrang.
teenth. Ninete.rth and Twintl.th Judicial Circuits of said
The newly baroned yachtsman 5t
and the several propert7
who lists b1 occupation as 'ad ownera, taxpayers and clUzins
thereof and of Alachus. Bay.
Iser to my grandmother's es tJradford. Breard. Brward,
tate" ad he found the title 'tru. Collier, Coiumt.ia.. Dade.
luval. Escambia. Highlands,
hanging unused on his family httflst,orougb. JackeOL IAk..
trt't.
I,p•, Jt )tadIscn. Manatea,
Marion. Monroe. Okslooia.. Or.
The titie originated with an- ang.. Palm Beach. Pinellas, Polk.
Putnam. St. Johns. St. L.uct.,
cestors in Germany's Rhine 'al- Sarasota, Seminols. Suwante..
ley, was moved to England Taylor. Washington and Vriuuia
wtu're the name was rewritten Counties, 1orIda, including non.
residents owning property or
to Rucker and then to this coun• subject to taxation therein. an
otberi baring or claiming any
try where a fur trapping fo
rigIt, title or Interest In pro.
bearer abandoned the baron .erty to be at t,et.d t'y the iauaree t. the State Board of Edupart.
______________________________ cation of Florida, 5a of
body
cot.
Article
crate under S.d Ion
IX abd Subsection (a) o' Section
Legal Notice
of Article XII of the
tr'n of the State of florid.., a.
imcnded. of H!gher EduatIoU
01 ici: 0$' I4.i't.a'rto
lon6a, Series L. in the aggre'
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: gate pnnclpal amoant of not
NotIo Is berxby gI'fl of
.zce*dtng slL.00.ODO. beteinaftention to apply 14) the
'' ter more partieuIar)7 described.
Clot. Of be Florida Leglatatu,. or to t'a affected in any way
for palsage of an act relating thereby, ar. hereby re rued to
to Seminole County, Florida. SD' appear tore the Circuit Court
thorising the clark of circuit
County, Flor.d'. In tb.
court to place or tme deposit, )'econd Judicial Clreuit of
registry of court m°nies; ratiat the Cc.urtho isi It
tying and confirming the legal- Tallaha.'ee. Florida. on the lih
Ity of the depc..it of registry
day of Arfl. 1S(. at 13 :0(1
Court monte. In time deposit.; o'clock A. 5.1. and .bow cause
and providing an effective date. why the prayers of the Corn(SEAL)
plaint filed In the above proArthur H Berkwlth. Jr.
-eedlng should not be granted
Clerk of circuit Court It tad anti the t.'rlp therein deerrthe.d
for P.minol* County, Florida and the prcior.dlngs of the
Puteltsh: March &amp;I. 5.O
Plaintiff heretofore taken autht)EHII
truing the Ia.uanc. thereof
validated and confirmed.
SOTICE OF LEGISLATIO%
Said bonds at. dated May I,
r-c WJF'M IT II .Y COCERN: io. t..tr Inured at not cxNotice a hr
- t!en cf inten- c.edlng the maximum lawful
lion to apply to the IPTt$
rat. of interest authorls-ed on the
usa of the Florida Legislature date of the isle of the honda.
for passaic of an set relating payable aenti-annuaily on May
It' payment of fees and cotamla- I and November 1 of each year.
to th. Clerk of Circuit are in the agrierate principal
Court in any county of the stat. amount of not exo..dIng $25,000,having a population of not lass 500 aid mature in annual In.
than fifty-four thousand, nine ata)Im*- nt. on May I of eath of
)iui'elred (4.5E0) nor more than the years II.1 to f(10fi, Inc lush's,
fifty-aix thousand (&amp;4,t00) iti all a. wore fully described in the
habItants. aoourdlng to the latest Complaint flied herain and the
official decennial census; P10 exhibit. attached therete.
riding that the clerk of tS
This Order shall be published
Circuit Court in such coantie. In th. manner ru1r.d by Seemay secept -links for payment lion 75&amp; Florida Statutes, In
ay fee, or oommls.ioa. r- the aiemaouinq
Z3.
ylded by any law for cempens. DO'E AND ORDERED at
tr1re-p rtn4er.4 b' TiIsh,..e. Florid,., til. 11th
tl-n for
lii. office in connection wltb day cf Mar- tb :pti.
any of his official duties or
w. MAY WALKER
functions; providing that th.
Judge cf ths Circuit Court
rlerk of tt*, Circuit Court In
For t.-n
Florida
such counties nay deduct from
CE) Irit
hi. excess fee. paid to the
a hereby certified that cop.
Board of County Commlrsioner, lea of the foregoing Order and
the amount of any cheeks so se- the Complaint referred to there.
ceised In payment of fees or In base been furnisliel to the
commissIons which thall remain Stat. Attorneys of tie Pita. 8.tinc'oIlctd after .zercls. of due roOd, Third.
Fourth,
Fifth
dIllg,e-. by the clerk to tol- Sixth. Seventh. Eighth, N'rtk,
lect sorb cheeks and thereupon Tenth. Elcven1l, T-w.lfth. T'itr.
it.titute suit to te.ntt, FtrUrt,'.t.th
the county
Fift.'th
the amount of auth Slateetith. Seventeenth, Eghchecks; trpealirg .12 lawi or leentb, Nineteenth and Tweaparts at laws In conflkt bre- tieth, Judicial Clurult. of the
lth: providing en effec-Ute State of ?lortda, by mall this
Usia.
iStir day of 35arch. A. I), ire,,
(SEAL)
ii A. L Or..nfL,ld
Artnur If. ..cknith.. Jr.
Attorney for 4-laintiff
Clark of Circuit Court it and
30 West Gaines iiteet
for Seminole County. Florida
TaIlsbsu*.. Ylorida
PublIsh: March )*, i57(1
T..h'ish Star. 14. 21. U 1)I
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Legal_Notice

USE YOUR

FICTITIO1S NAME

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NOTICE IS hereby 91va1 that
TUE CIRCUIT COVET, IWI)
SEMINOlE CO%NTI', we are engaged in business at
It
Jti)ICIAL
2417 Summerlin Avenue-. Sanfnr1
('1 IT or
FLoflifli, IN AWl) CISE NO.
Seminole County. Florida, under
FOR SEMINOLE rot NTT
Nt)TllE (IF silT
IN

TALLAHASSEE, fla. (AP) ber Senate ran U? zi*nses of
- The Docnber ipedal lgis- $38,703, the 11$ -

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OFFICE 1t11)ES at South Seminole Junior High School who give unselfishly of their lunch hour to assist in the office are Robin Boyd, Dolores
(Ann Riley Photo)
Benedetto and Debbie Valiant.

foot street on the Easterly
sid. of said lot.
at the Front Door of the Semi.
nole Counts- Court House in the
City of Sanford. Florida. Cfl
Apr11 4th. 1)70, at 11:00 A. M.
This sale to Ic mede pursuant
to a Final Judgment in the case
cit First National Rank of New
Smyrna Reach, a banking t0t
i.nraticn organixed under the
laws of the United States of
harbor
America, s-s. Indian
Estatea, In., a Florida corpora.
non, and 0. B. Ward. Molly P.
Ward. Michael Hadla4 and Fred
Haddad, individually. Eighteenth
Judicial Circuit oct Florida, In
and for Seminole County. PierIda, Civil Action No. 15-1041.
DATED this 15th day of March
1570
SEAL)
Arthur H fleekwtth, Jr.,
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: Martha T. 'ihlen
rieputy Clerk
3. BOYD D.LOACH
Attorney at Law
411 Canal Street
Post Off Ic'. Box 4?)

Legal Notice

Legal Notice

IN
THE 001 (TT JVDGEI IN TIlE CIRCtI? COURT. IN
('01RT
ANT) P0K REXINOLE CorsTy.
C0tNT, F11U1)4t_
FLORIDL
1% ROETE NO.
(Ass: NO.
IN ILE. Estate
TROPIC AIR IISTRIBt'TORS.
LAWRENCE B. S H F P P A R t), INC., a Florida ccrporatic'n,
a/k/a LU EHEPrARD, a/k/a
Paintlff,
LAWRENCE BAKER CREP- I
PART),
DOUGLAS MAC TOMPKINS,
DecW&amp; GEORGE LOUDON DARLET and
TO CREDITORS
ELIABETH EL.SOX DARLET,
AWl) CLAISIANTS
his wife, and EAST RIVER SAYYou and each of you are here. 1NGS BANK. a New York cotby notif:.- anti required to pre.
sent sty clam and demands
Defendants.
which you, or either of you. may TOt EAST RIVER SAVINGS
bar, agattit the Estate of LAWRANK
RENCE B SHEPPARD. a/k/a I.
Cortlandt Street
SHEPPARD, ak/a LAW
New York, New Trrk 35(107
RENCE BAKER SHEPPARD. de.
ARK HEREBY NOTIteased, late of lb. County of PIED that an action to i!oreYork. State of Pennsylvania, to close Claim of 1.en on the folt.e County Judge of Seminole lowing property In Seminole
County, Florida. at his office In County. Florida:
the Court House. Sanford. Plot.
it 25. Block A. WINTER
Ida, within six (1) calendar
WOODS S U B D I V 2 8 1 0 N,
months from the date of the fIrst
T.NTT 1, according to the
publication of this notice. Each
plat thereof recorded in Plat
claim cr demand must be In writ15, Page II, of the
lag and must state the place of
public records of Seminole
residence and post office address
County, Florida
of the claimant, and must be lias been filed against you and
an or-n to by the claimant, hi. you at. reciuired to serve a copy
agent, or his attorney, or th. of your written defenses. if any,
tame will become void accord- to it on ROBERT 0. ALEXANDing to Ian- Such creditor or ER.
Attorney for
Plaintiff,
claimant must at the time of the whose address is 3405 Dtrnett
filing of the same delIver a flank
Building. .TackaonvlIle
t'O
of such claIm to said Coun. I Florida, and file the original
Judge !n compliance with I with the clerk of the ahoy. styiChapter 5)454. Laws of Florida! cci court on or before April lIst.
for 1541.
357(1: otherwIse a judgment oily
This 11th day of February, he entered against you for the
relief demanded In th
ComCharlotte Newton Sheppard
plaint.
A6rnini,tratriz CT.A. of the
WITNESS my band and the
Estate of
see) of said Court on March 11th,
LAtRENCE H SHEPPARD. 357(1.
a/k/a l.
H
SHEPPARD, (SEAL)
a/k/a LAWRE'E RAKER
Arthur H fleekwlth, Jr.,
HEPPAF.D, Dir-easel
ta Clerk .f iid Court
HEI'HEitI'. Atty
it
Ry Eleanore E Martin
Avenue
210
8.
W.
let
As Deputy Clerk
ta Deputy Clerk
30, AprIl S.
Publish March 21. 20. April 1. Fort Lauder-dale Florida
Pulish March
Publish Slat. 2, 5. 11. 22 1570
io
11, •i
___________________________________ I PB 13
IN THE CIRC1'Il' CO LET. 1%
mr CIRcUIT oVflT, i
1% TIlE CIRCUIT COVEY. IN AWl) FOR SLMINOLB corN'rr, i
AND FOR •i:IroLE corNTT. rRIns.
ANt) ron sI:MI%OLE COUNTY.
12.ORJIJA.
I-L.OnIflA.
(ASP: NO. TO-SIC
(15K NO. 70-311
CASE NO. ?b-*i1
NOTICE OF SLIT
NoTICE OF SUIT
I TROIIr
NOTICE OF 511?
.*IP. DISTRIBITORS.
TROPIC AIR pITItIHt,YTOIt8,
TROPIC AIR IJLSTRI}3t'TORS. 1C a Florida corporation.
INC.. a FIorda corporation
Plaintiff. INC.. a Flnr!da corporatIon.
Plaintiff. '
Plaintiff,

IX TUE CIIUTFI COURT,
AND FOIl sEXINOL corxrT,
noRms.
CASE O T5
NOTICE or sri?
TTt''FIC AIR r'ISTRIflT0a*.
INC.. a Fcrla cct;'oration,
PIalnttff,
vp
Dcit'(fl.Ap MAC TOMPKINS,
JOHN EDWIN FROST and NAN.
CT H FROST, hIs wife, and
EAST RIVER SAVINGS BAN1.. a
New York corpc.raUon.
Defendants.
TO, EAST RIVER SAVINGS
BANK
t Cortisndt Street
New York. New York 10501
YOU ARE HEREBY WOTI.
FIED that an action to foreclose
Claim of I.Ien en the fc.l1cwlng
property in Seminole County.
F1urda;
Lc.t I. Blck H. WINTER
WOODS St'Rt)IVISIOIC. UNIT
I. ae'ord1ni to the plat
there-of as recorded in Flat
Book II, Page 15, of the
publir records of Seminole
County. Florida.
has beet filed against you and
you arc required to serve a copy
of your 'written defenses. tf any,
t it on I1OBF.RT (I ALrXAXPPlaintiff,
for
ER. Attorney
n-boss address is 14(15 Barnett
Jackonrillt.
Building.
Itank
Florida, aid file the original
wtth the clerk of the above
styled court on or before April
31. 1570. tibet-au.
may be entered against you for
the relief deiusrtded in the Cornplaint.
WITNESS my band and the
sea) of aaid Court on March 11.
1570
8EAL)
Arthur H Reekaith. Jr.,
As Clerk of said Court
II): Audrey ).1 Markos

vs.

MAC TOMPKINS
('HARLES la HAUR and EAY
DRA C. DAUB. )s wife, aid
EAST RIVER SAVINGS DANK.
a New York corporation.
Defendants.
TO' EAST RIVER SAVINGS
L'OUOI.Al

DOUGLAS

MAC

I

Publish March 38, 1)70

T)OUOLA5 MAC TOMPKINS,
C1.1P1'ON A RIND. TI! and PATlUCIA 51. RING, his wife, and
EA$T RIVER SAVINGS DANK.
a New York corporation.
Defendants.
TO. EAST RIVER SAVINGS
BANK
35 Cortlandt Btzeet
New York, New York 1H07
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIPIE!) that an settvn to foreclose
Claim of Urn or the .ollowing
property Is 5.mlno)e county.
Florida:
).ot 41. Block A. WINTER
WOODS StylI!) IV SI O',
t'NIT 1, .ocordlng to p1st
thereof, am recorded in Plat
Itook 15 Page 11. of h.
public record, of Seminole
County. Florida.
ha. been filed against )OU and
you are requlr.d to serVe S copy
...-'t... .c.t.n.es.. ft any,
.
Y.' 'Nfl.
r/'Tl}:r:T 1 •
}'laint:ft.
I. t. At'c't ney forvrhose address is 240) Darnelt
Jacksonville,
hank
Building,
Florida, and r,l. the original
with the clerk cf the aoove styi.
ed court on or bet or. April 21st
1570: otherwise a judgment may
be entered against yorJ for the
relief demanded in the Comgal-tint
WITNESS uty hand and the
seal of said Court cc March 11th.
1)70UEAL
Arthur H I3ckwith. Jr.,
As Clerk of said Court
Ity: Y.leanore I. Martin
As Deputy Clerk
ROBERT 6. J11'XANDER
4tturnsy for pIsntiff
1(t5 hiarnett Hark liuildthg
Jack,onvUle. riot-ida
PublIsh Mar. U, II St Apr 4, 1*,
1370
DEB-SI
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p"F'lTA! MAC T 0 M PK IN S.
S'TKRI.INU LOUTS TUCK and
BONNIE lul. TUCK. his wife, and
Name Statute., to-wit:
EAST RIVER SA'lNGS hANK. tious
$53.05 Florida Statute.
Section
a New York corporation.
flefenlanta. 1)37
That th. parties Interested in
TO, EAST RIVER SA'INc18
said business ent.rpri.s, art. as
BANK
follows:
24 Cortlandt Street
Steph.n F. S.naakntle
York
10(157
New York, New
4l' Summrlin Avenue
TOU ARK HEREBY NOT1Florid* 82771
Sanford,
FlED that an action to fore.
close Claim of Lien on the fol.
.Jacqu.lyn Sensalcovle
lowing fuTor..tty in i'i.minole
2417 Scummarlin ivene
County, Florida:
Sanford. Florida 82771
Ut 44. IVock A. WIN1'F.R
Paled at Sanford, Seminole
WOODS S U H D I V I S I 0 N. County,
FlorIda, this 24th day
i'NIT I, according to p1st f february, A. 1). 1570.
thereof recorded in P1st 'uhli,h Starch 3, 5, 11, 22, 1)71
the
flo.'k
1$, Page 11. of
PEA-SI
public records of Pemlnol# ______________________________
County Florida,
NOTICE TO DKFF.ND
has been tiled against you and TIlE STITE OF I'I.OflhI)A TO'
COPY
you ar-s requir.d to serve a
JOYCE I'. I,TON
of your written defenses, if an)
AUDI1I:SS: Unknown
to it on ROBERT 0. ALEXAND
Last Known Mailing Address
Plaintiff,
Attorney
for
ER.
c'o p. 3. Terry
whose address Is 1405 Barnett
4304 Warwick Road
Jacksonville.
Bank
Building,
Tttc,hmonl. VirginIa 23284
Florida. and fil. the original
PU-tSr TAKE NOTICE that
wth the clerk of the above st'lare
r 4'r:ireI tc file
Pt.
el -nt1t t-:u or lcfore Apr-Il
*ritten answer or defense,
1570; otherwis. a judgment
it any, personally or by your
he entered against y..0 for o3
attorneys, on or before April
Cornrelief demanded In the
:0th. 1)70, at th. Office of the
plaint
of the Circuit Cutt, at
and the Clerk
WITNESS my
sp
thc' Courthouse in Sanford, Semi.
seal of eald Court on March 11th, nclp County, Florida, and to
ma'l a cony thereof t STCN.
i.EALi
STROM. T).?.VIS St McINTOSH,
Arthur H Peckwith, Jr.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Post OfAs Clerk t'f said Court
tic. Box 1330. Sanford, Florida
By: Eleanor. E. Martin
2277!. in that certain divorce
As Deputy Clerk
proceeding pending against you
ROI1F.1IT 0. ALEXANDER
in the Circuit Court of the Eigh.
Attorney for Plaintiff
teenth JudicIal Circuit in and
ltarnett Bank Building
for Seminole County Florida, in
Jacksontills, Florida
ciii Action, an abhreviate(l title
13.
Publish Mar. 28. 30 St Apr. 4,
cause being LTNVOOt)
3370
N. LYON, JR., Plaintiff, versus
I)ETI-54
JOYCE F. LYON. Defendant, and
herein fail not or a Default
I
THE i)1I(Lfl' ('flIRT, IN Judgment will be entered against
tSP 1,18 1:ttINoLl: (01 STY, you. and the cause will proceed
5101(11) I.
cx part..
('Asp: NO. 70-317
(SEAl.)
sorirt OF SUIT
Arthur IT. fleekwlth, Jr.,
TROPIC AIR I)ISTRIIWTORS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
INC., a Florida corporation.
Ily: Martha T. 'ihien
Plaintiff,
Deputy Clerk
STENTROM. DAVIS St
POflII.AS MAC TOMPKINS.
McINTOSH
ROBERT P. PATERSON ant Attorneys for Plaintiff
EVELYN PATERSON, hi. wife, Post Office Box 1320
and EAST RIVER SAVINGS florida State slInk-Suit. 31
BANK, a New York corporation, Sanford, Florida 1:771
Defendants. Publish Mar. 11, 22, 10 e Apr,
TO, EAST RIVER SAVINGS
5, 1)70
BANK
U Cnrtlandt Street
IN TIlE CIECrIT COURT, IN
New York, New York 10057 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,
Tot' ARE HEREBY NOT!. FLORIDA.
VIED that an action to fore. CASK 5G. TeStS
disc Claim of Lien on the fnl.
NOTICE OF SUIT
lowing prc';crty
r Seminole TROPIC AIR DISTRIBUTORS,
County, Florida:
INc., a Florida corporation,
Lot 42, Block A. WINTER
Plaintiff.
WOODS S U B D I V I S I ON, vs.
I, according to plat DOUGLAS St A C TOMPKINS.
thereof recorded in Plat ROBERT A. STRAIT and MART
11, Tag. II, of the ELLEN STRAIT. his wife, and
public records of Seminole EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK. a
County, Florida,
Sew York corporation,

crii' OF FLORID I, iN AND
PaR SEMINOLE CoUNTY.
('1511. ACTiON NO. se-use
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW SMYRNA BEACH. a cop.
pratlon of the United States of
Am.riea,
Plaintiff,
INDIAN

HARBOR

ESTATES,
INC.. a Florida cor.oratIon, and

0. B. WARD, MOLLY P. WARD,
MICHAEL HADDAD and FRED
HADDAD. individually.

Defendants.

ER., Attorney for Plaintiff, whose
address ii 140) Rarn.tt flank
Building, Jacksonville, Florida,
and file the original with the
clerk of th. above styled Court
or before April 21st, 1570;
otherwise a judgment may be

entered against you for the t•.
ltef demanded In the Complaint.
W1TNK,S my hand and the
seal of said Court on March 15th,
3370.
(SEAL)
Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr.,
As Clerk of said Court
By: E1.'anore F. ),Iaitln

OF SALE
As Deputy Clerk
NOTICE I. hereby given that ROBERT 0 AT.EXANDER
under and by vIrtue of a Final Attorney for Plaintiff
Judgment In thi, cause. I, AR- 14(1) BarnetI Bank Building
NOTICE

THL'R H. BECK WITH. JR..
rl.rk of the Circuit Court. Seminote County. Florida, will sell
to the hIghest bIdder, for eaab
th. following property, to-wit?
Beginning 4)2 feet West of
the SE corner of tb. NW'
of Section 24. T 305. R 32 E.
Seminole County, Florida.
thence run North l$4.
feet
to P. C. of a curv. concave
to the 14. having a central
angle of l*'Z(1' Lt and a
Radi of *2215 feet, thence
Northwesterly along said
curve a distance of 62.4 feet
to P. C. of a curve concave
to the LI. and having a cantral angle of 74'IS' L.t. and
a Redi of *144 f.•t a distanee of 45.75 f.'.t, to P. 1'.
of said curve, thence 5 77
10 W *0.2 feet to P. C. of
a curve concave to the
Southwesterly, having a ceotrel angle of 15!0 IA., and
a Radi of Ut(i5 feet. a cia.
lance of 11*1 feet, thence
South 241.11 feet, thence
East 110 test to point of
beginning, and t" be inown
as Lt 85. Block B, when
platted.

TC.GETffER with the rights
of egres. and ingress over
the following described parccl of land, a *3 foot parcel
on each side of the follow.
Ing descrIbed renter line as
follow.: Beginning at a
poInt 140 feet West of the
SE corner of NW' of
tIon U. T 20 5. II 13 E.
Seminole County, Florida,
thence run North 184.53 feet
to P. C. of 6' curve con.
cave Northwesterly, and with
a central angle of IV*0' Li.
and a RadI of 111.14 feet. a
distance of 221 feet to P.T.
of said curve, there. N '
12' Wa-st 4044 feet tO P. C.
of a curve concise North.
easterly and bving a cia.
tral angle of ZZ'SO Itt. and
Rail of U!I feet. a dieLance of 14771 feet to P. 'F
of saId curve, thence N 15
10' E 71 feet to the Southerly right of way line of

Stat. htoad No. 44.
at tb. Front Door of the Semi-

nd. Cot'nty Court houSe in the
of Sanford. Florida. on
April 4th 1510, at 11:00 A. U.
Thi. sale to be made pursuant
to a Final Judgment In the
.f i.at
cf
New $myrna liearh. a harking
e
corporation orgtnazrd under
law, of the United Stats. of
Amerk-a,
vs.
Irvtian harbor
Estate., Joe, a Florida .orpora.
tion. and (3. 8. Ward, )jolly p.
Weed. Michael Haddad and Fred
Haddsd. indivldualiy. Eighteenth
City

New York, New York 100(1?
YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!11 lEt) that an action to toreclose Claim of Lien on th. fol.
lowing property in Seminole
County, Flo?ida;
Lot 41, Block A, WINTER
WOODS S L' B 0 1 V 1 5 1 0 5,
UNIT I. according to plat
thereof recorded in Flat
Book 11, Page 15. of the
public records of Seminole
County, FlorIda,
has been 7114 against you and
you are required to serve a copy
of your written defenses, if any
to It on ROBERT (I. ALEXANDER, Attorney for Plaintiff,
whose address is 240) Barn.tt

Hank
Building.
Jacksonville.
Jacksonville. Florida
florida, and file the original
Publish Mr.r. 38, 30 St Apr. 1, 18, with the clerk of the above
1547
styled court on or before April
DEP44
list, 1570; otherwise a judgment
may he entered against you for
i
TIlE CI1ICL'IT COIRT OF the raliet demanded in the CornTUE I:IGlfl'I:I:NTU JIDICI 41. plaint.
ttItCt'IT. IN AWl) FOR SEMI.
WITNESS my band and the
SOlE COUNTY, FLOttI1)A
seal of said Court on March 11th.
Ae'1tu
.. t*5S
1170.
IIOHTGIOE FORECLOSURE
SEAL
CECIL A lOWELL and JEAN'
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.,
NIE I. POWELL,, hIs wife.
As Clerk of saId Court
Plaintiffs
fly: Eleanor. B. Martin
vs.
As Deputy Clerk
WRIKING FOOD/BEVERAGE
ROBERT (3 ALEXANDER
SY8TESIS, INC., a Delaware Cor- Attorney
for Plaintiff
poratlon,
140) Ilarnett Bank Building
Defendant Jacksonville, Florida
NOTICE OP SUIT
Publish Mar. U, 20 &amp; Apr. 4. 1*.
TOe WItlKfl'.()
F000/REVER. 1570
AGE SYSTEMS. INC., a
Delaware Corporation
_______________________________
Third National Bank Build- IN TIEr. CIIICIIT COURT, IN
lag
AND FOft. SEMINOLE COUNTY,
Nashville. Tennessee
YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!- c',tsi: 'it).
7A-314
VIED that an Action to foreNOTICE
close a mortgage on the fol. TROPIC AIR OF strr
DISTRIBUTORS,
lowing property In Seminole
INC.. a Florida corporation,
County, Florida:
Plaintiff.
Beginning at the Northeast ,,
corner of Section 15, Town- Dot'r,iAS 51 AC
ropg-,
ship 8) it. Itang. 80 E., DONtlI, H
DAVIS and MAlt!.
thence run South a-long
lion line 200 ft., thence IYN LOIS DAVIS, his wife, and
EAST RIVER SAVINGS 13*5K, a
West to the East II,ie of New
York corporation,
State Highway No. 1., thence
Defendant,,
Northeasterly along th. East TO.
EAST RIVER SAVINGS
line of said Itighs'sy to the
BANK
North line of $setfrn I),
2$ Cortiandt Street
Township 31 8., Range .10 B.,
New York, New York 1007
thence du. East to the Point
YOU ARE ITEREI3Y NOT!.
of BeginnIng, less the folVIE!) that an action t foreclo,.
lowing described tract
of Lien on the :ollowing
ginning at the Northeast cor. Claim
property in Seminole County,
of Section 15, Township Florida:
215 .. Range $0 K.. thence
42, Block A, WINTER
run South 300 ft.. thence
5V(Y)D
B D IV 1
South $ deg. 17' Wept 457.7
1151? 1, according to the
1. to the Point of BegInning,
p1st thereof recorded I Plat
thence South II deg. 2?'
Ilook 11, Page 11, of the
West 22121 it to a concrete
public records of Seminole
monument on the right of
"u' Florida,
way line of 1.'. 5, Route 17-12
(also known as Stat. HIgh- has been filed against You ant
nay No. 3). thenc, with the '° ar retluited to Serve a Copy
lire of sail Highway North of your w.Itten defense,, If any
4eg. 17' Fast 121 ft. th to It on ROREIIT (3- ALEXAND.
Attrney
for
an iron pipe, thence leav'na Elt,
PlaintIff,
whose address is 140) ISarnent
said right of way South
Hank
Building,
deg. $2' East 115.1 ft. to
Jtckscnyitle
FlorIda, and file the original
place of beginning,
has been tiled against you and with the clerk of the a-ba,. stylyou are r*uired So aerve a copy .1 court on or before Apti list.
of your written defenses If any 1)70; otherwl.. a judgment maY
to it o 11. KNOX HV.TTlNG- b. entered against you Zr the
HAL'S, Attorney for Plalitiffs, relief demanded In th, Corn.
':e addrra. I. I
A.nt., I'. (1 !.arcw.-r

3.

WANT
Afl
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5 'I r,. ,f cull rv,,jrc
Artu4.r II. Re-kwiti Jr..
--fly:
Audrey M. Ilarkos
Clerk of Cir-It Court
•
Deputy
Clerk
By: Martha 'F.
Publish Star. 5. II, 3$, II, 1*70
.1, BOYD DoLOACH Vibl.n, D.C. !)CIj.1$
Attorney at Law
411 Co.&amp;i I'itre.t
Weiss to sell your avtc'inobi!e7
P'*t Office lIes 4.
SpecIal offer this month oniy. Ord.
New Smyrna Iiea.:h, u.n-la
cc you' ad (or ' days end gel 2
1:041
Publish March fl 1170
moe. dey, FRECI Automobiles f.r
salo •.ly.

INFORMATION
Direct Phone Lines
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SEMINOLE

3222611

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W/t4'I' ADS

Found

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FOUNDi I Boser bulldogs Owner
call
please
322-9051, 152
Country Club Circle.

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?reveniio. Call "We
Care," Orlando. 241.3329.
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Service man drivIng to Tuicors,
Arizona, leaving ____
Match 76 wants
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passenger to share driving and
espunie,. 668.5564 after 4

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ORLANDO

Can Help
Write P.O. Box 1213
Sanford, Fla,
Phone 327-5671

4255938

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CALL UNTIL 5:30 P.M. TO

Schools &amp; instructlos,
11
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16. SItuations Wanted

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55. MerchandIse For Sale

Iuy

jobs. High starting pay. Short IBEDROOM arid KITCHENETTE for

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SHEPHEPO
PIJPOTE

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2 to 4 Ft. 3o.S tnauler,i,sgoc4
condition, 3fl-0929.

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fe's, 58. 323-1438

ernan Sh.ph.rd pupofas AI(C.
1)0 Call an'#+h'ei. after 3 p
127-3756.

condition. FInS $995
tc$e .,',tfi$. C.II 322.4'a9
122.1372

4.M trailer,

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Rentals

Autos fe, ie
17.
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Camç.s's. 1vo1 'fr&amp;Fev
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eci# civa;ri, $3.Has,eeur
record
ieru
Automatic
$10

RENT A lED
RolIaw.y, Baby Beds
CARROLL'S FURNiTURE
006 '1/
lit Street. Ph. 322.5011.

iJ$It-9 trailer

;$#•l

4ii'..

wheil end
Ph.s.u. 1s.3090.

qtr.

plsy.r, $30. 322.3961.

tVfr.

tire $100.

1759 'i.evroI.• 3.Ir cntor
I

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and

322.1098.

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.winlnq gear in good condition.
Body ; bed shape. $75. Phone

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6,000 8Th A;? C.,id;tion.,,
$75.A1zm,n,,rn
$12,800. Term..
camper $'s UI ton oick$25. fold
Walnut hop. chest,
$50 Duo fherm oil heat.i
NICE
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lamp, $15. 322.9094.
...:th blower $30. 322-illS
bedroom with living sod
Large
5. Merchandise For Sal.
4 pm.
Con$ssnporary sofa
100" long.
dining room. utility porch anti
I
000 , fo rn rubber cushions,
r-arport Oak usda tract n-at Lsd*s cloths, t-aiti lauIes, dress'
good eongood condEon, $100. 322-1*42 1145
'/W $1
Camper
yen
of city. 5)800 Tnrrnc.
us, Site 1 5 /a .20. $2 to $8. S..
2*3 or
trade far
dtion.
1404 Magnolia Ave.
.1
Pb,
322-49*9,
equal
value.
of
PAYTON REALTY
Mm.e,gr,ph
Typewriter
$59
Recorders.
Tape
Model
90,
179
322.0300 2640 Hiawatha at 17.921 'Mo-virig" AKAIM.9 Isp. Recorder.
$40, Ph. 1966 Buffet, Apqhe Camp.'
stereo $40. Monaural
$225. Pair Leak Bookcase Speak.
6 AriSe oom include. 5..
322.3507.
es, $050. Pair J.rus.n Speakers.
STEMPER AGENCY
401 Beth D,;v..
$1 00. Phone 323.06)6.
Multiple Listing Realtor
Oranges, tValevuciae) $2 PC? h.pMarine Equ,am.nt
72
1919 S. French
SPRING SPECiAL
322.4991
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set. Also Seedless qipit it ________________________________
On Chain Link Fencing, walk - id
$0.50 bushel Gra.s.I.. Genee
8OATS_MOTOqS_.TLI1ElS
gate FREE wIth 200' minimum
CALLBAQT REAL ESTATE
349-519*- ____________________
os'c'i soiisj
Ph. br FREE estimate. w. Fl24 HOUR SERVICE
OWN SANFORD 172.3961 )O'5/1'i7
nance.
At.E
FENCE
CO
end
Cheap dresses size 14
CALL 327.7495
I
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Phone 323.0645.
h.ts and shoes.
con's -,rn bu+
SEMINOLE SPORTING
from
II
to
15. 1003 East
once
DOWN
PAYMENT"
"LOW
GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES Used washers, reconditioned, 90
4th St. 332.6654.
YOUR JOh4h-ISCN MOTOR 1
day guarantee. Mooney Ap.
7.3.4 IRS. 1.2 BATHS
haret, corner 3rd 1 Palmetto, Pool table i'i&amp;' slate. Balls, ciue
BOSTON WHALER DEALER
sticks and reck included. Phorie 25th &amp; Sanford Awe.
JIM HUNT REALTY '
322.1592
Sanford. Phone 323.06Q7.

ours.

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stud

'as

Large old 3 bedroom house, has
good water and gardun ipts.

Men-women ii and over, Secure

VI

969 Jolrn,00
electric 33 h.p. ,vi4$ buttery at-si
gas Pink. C.nt.r e$ee.ing, n.

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Our tnuinsd Ad.visor ilI help D.:,c
4-Vi
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ad I cii i's ti
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THF TIME TESTED FIRM
at 1U-1I I Iidii1
Phone 175.4074. 05 speedboat
020 N PARK AVENUE 122.6021 i-, ha '.r(.vrj Herald Want Adsi
with trailer
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Cos, fops

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Ph. 322.6656.

ft'(. ;ha. stock. Cell 3222057 after 5 pm.
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1)2.8751.

s..d Sanfd ,;nc. 1964. Pat.

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Young roan desires lob after April
I in or near Saofncd. Seice
Good
completud.
obligation
RaI.rereces, Experienced In purelater factory. 322-7355.
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AD NEXT DAY. SAT. NOON

52. Wanted to

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15 ' o.
conrude •iee+'i i4'rt.c'
trailer- (eod co,edifion. $650.

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and
hailer. SI00 Mr. Seriefee's
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START OR CANCEL YOUR U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI 21. Rooms For Rent
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PROBLEM?

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March II. AAP Parking
lot, black (cmiii. poodle. Idenli.

FACED

Advancmenct. Prepararent. Phone 372-7806.
tory trainirwl as long as required.
FOR MONDAY.
196* Plymouth 3*1, 4.,p.nd. $700
Apt. Rent Furnished
Thou;ands of obs open. Ex.
down anet asSume 6 rnrnain1ni
perience utua ly unnecessary.
The Longer Your Ad Runs
pay-meoft
Pb 122.2414.
APARTMENTS
AVAION
Grammar school sufficient I o r
ADULTS
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PETS
many obi. FREE booll.t on jobs,
The Less It Costs Per Un.
1962 MERCURY COMET, cles,
127.3417
salaries, requirements
Writ. 116 W. 2nd St.
good condition. 322.0602.
TODAY glvng name and address. Per Day
APARTMENTS
WELAKA
Lincoln Service. Box 345, do
114 W. First Street
963 Ford Fairisne. V-I ,nc,ine
lh. Sanford Herald, Sanford,
34c Per Line
1 DAY .
automatic, air eondtlossd. $504
Fla. 32711.
COMMODORE APARTMENTS
322.3756 after 3 pm,
Modern Air conditioned.
5 DAYS . ., 26c Per Line
Nato Help Wanted
323.' 40 on 372-7984
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945 Rambler Classic. 170, 4 di.
21 DAYS .... 20c Per Line Local a.tilIh.d firm needs man Efficiency Apartments. Downtown
sedan, 223 Cu. engIne S air1.,
to train for supervisor/manager
center
Location,
near
shopping
stick ,bift, iir ,-ndHoned, wd.
3 LINES MINIMUM
permanent position for right man.
and free parking lot. Rent intrack fires. Total $658 or pay
Send r.sume to Box 352, do
cludes all utilities. Adults only.
($1.75 Minimum Charge)
$250 arid take iva' $61 month
The Sanford H.rald, Sanford,
Inquire Manuel Jacobson Dept.
p.yments 372-44*3 after 4 .m.
Fla.
Store, 213 E. First s..
RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INi9r5 Fird Gaiavie 500, 352 hp.
SERTIONS - NO CHANGE OF CAMERA MANAGEMENT TRAINEE I bedroom apartment, lights and
factory air, power steering, 'aEurc.tI.nt opportunyt for qualified
water furnished, $45. 301 E.
ceiwlition. Asking
die, good
person. Company
offers outcopY.
5th St., 322.2296. Adults only.
322.565* after 5.
$95, *27 CJ,.rob.. Circle, Sum.
standing b.n.fits including proINC.
STARCRAFT soi's
JACKSON'I CERAMICS
land Estates.
Always order your ccl on th.
fit-sharing Rapid adyanc.mer,t LOOKING for • full or part time
Must seii, Silent S.aI, Queen sic
TRAVEL TRAILER
CAI.iu'ING
Jim
Hunt
Howe
arid
Don
GREENWARE.
FIRING
public
knee
with
ft hard worker, Apply in per.
the
S
lob?
Let
used
with
parts,
bed. compute
EVINRUDE MOTORS
h,&amp;2 Chevrolet "121" teaders
Brokers-Owners
.cenomical weekly or monthly
Closed fl.i.. £ Sun, 372.1921.
son, to Mr. Edvards, Eckerd
a Want Ad.
two months. Highest offer. Ph
WSTEQN AtrTO
-ciG's
454 pn;1.rear. ha, ehreme Fe322.2118
2524
Park
Dr.
Op.n
'0-00
am-S
pi
Drugs, Sanford Plaza, Sanford.
p.t.a. When you gtt earlier results.
323-0225.
1274401
cACORD
verse
wheels. Boat oH.,. Phone
NIGHIS
AND
HOLIDAYS
NIcely furnished, all electric. Will.
322.92*4
or
323.0546
CHMN LINK FENCE
billed
ties included. Adulti. No pets.
KiTCHEN AND BATHROOM RE. l4 01 -asiar boat aid trasler wiSh
sll and cancsl-you'Il be
SALESMEN WANTED 401
Fr., estimates. We finance.
Summ.rlin Av.., 322.0171.
MODELING. Complete bib. d.
40 h p. electric Joheecri. Good tt&amp;9 Ford Torlvio. $600 down and
Seminole Fence Co. 322.1060
SOUTHWARD
fer only the days run at earned $210 per week on 3 saIls per
sqriing, installation, fInancing
te. over peyment. 322-2436.
condition.
1600. 106 Westweod
week. QuaUfied leads and work I BEDROOM garage apartment.
INVESTMENT &amp; REALTY CO.
Select yours at home. Call Bud
Court.
1115 Myrtle. 322.7219.
Used woilsers, dryers, refrlq.rnters,
rate.
program furnished. Steady posi.
-Yellow flb.rgia.s Dun.buqgy. 1961
Cabeil 322-8032 after 6.
HOMES
and ranges, good cod+on.
% 5 r ft fb.rqfass canoe (er sale
tion. Must have car. Phone Mr.
Corveir engin., automatic francnear
Park
Ave.
Sanford,
FIa.
116
N.
Two furnished apartrnints
G H. High Appliances. 1700
Lustre Electric Carp.+
Iri good conditfe.
Kirchhof(, 323.0880 from 9 lii
or
trade
mission.
Se. at 401 Seth Drive,
Nite: 322.5342
downtown Sanford. 601 Pal. 322 9I73
CLASSIFICATIONS
W. lit St. Phone 322.3113.
Shampoo., fe only $0 per day
s.ss 322.o722.
I pm.
Sanford.
melto or call SIC.4505.
______________________________
CARROLL'S FURNITURE.
_______________________________ New house, wood frame, 3 bid- White organza wedding dress, full
I,4S Feiriane 2 di'. hardtop. Po
Female
Help
Wanted
WINTER PRICES
Homes
Rent
Unfuriilshod
NOTICES
shift,
length with Chantilly cc. with Air cridtoner. I100 ITU. 220
rooms and all furniture. 4 lots,
e' steering. automatic
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9h
110
Heater
STILL
PREVAIL
wiring,
$000.
garage,
plenty
shade
I
v.il.
Scre
9.
deluxe
s.a$
$100
tiara
double
long
train,
or
will
ham
vnyi
top,
experienced
Cool:
LARGE LAKE HOME partially furgal &amp;1 tarik.$S. 322.2903
trees. Will sell it cheap 116
arid SeE, over payments. Ph.
Ph 645-0099.
Delary Manor
right person.
Examples' 12' Fiber giess fIsbicug
rushed. $130 month. 322.6106.
i-Lest &amp; Found
Enterprise,
Fla.
Ave.,
Lincoln
122-9509.
With well, $150 14' only
Nursing Center, 668-4426.
boat
2-Personals
Bedroom s'st, white, gold dos 14e X.rw'ruore washer, $60.
$230 chryti.? $1093, 14' low
2 BEDROOMS, I b.tb, kitchen
3_AnruouRcements
canopy bed, mattress and b-ox Beige 9*15' rug, $50.
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Cocktail and food waitress, over
equipped. 323.1563 for irifor- Brand new Masonry 2 bedroom.
Rd.r. 1695. Geivutsized 12*0 ItoSt Plymouth Belvedere, light
Blue 9*00' rug. $30.
4Card of Thanks
country horn., la:ge lot, only
spring. $150 838.0449.
21, nIghts, at Ham on Ry. ncar
fawn, 4 good tire,, pn w steertna1e,', $200. Speedy SI 264, 10
mation
Dresser, $20.
1-Ia Memoniam
$10,500.
Dog and Horse Track. 531.9191.
ng. Inspected, insurance notur,
ethers
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tp.
$1000.
Many
WILSON MAIER FURNITURE
6' Bookcase $20
BEDROOM UNFURNISHED. kit.
body,
A.I condition. Going to
ses. Terms. Rabson's Sporting
Biy---Sell'--.Trede
323.' 394
Large 3 bedroom
EMPLOYMENT
chen equipped Ill W. 19th In Sanford,
Ws,nain A 0,l 1
Di.vnlc,..n
5,car-d--d
317-1477 ___________________________________
let 54.
311 1 E
frame dwelling, good condition
PERSONALITY AND
St., $80 month.
60. Building Materials
Il-Schools &amp; Instruction
and well worth $6500 with
12_Employment nforma$ion
Furnished
terms.
Homes Rent
NICE VOICE
$7 9). F - Iit
PANE
Il-Male Help Wanted
$ 14-Female Help Wanted
Appi'
acre lot Below whoIecaie costs
$099: orrnica arid Paula 2
Fully furnished (iv. rooms, avail' Old house, one and
That's all it tales for this opening.
ances, Color TV's. 5t,r,os. Fur.
ft kitchen cabinets, low
c•s.
I 5-Male or .male
able April I, 322.00)2.
on good clay road. Price $4,500
conditions.
worlinaPleasant
nitura,
Sewing
machines,
Offce
prices;
(runt door-s. re,
b.
Terms.
323.0880 from 9 until 2:00 pm. Furnished one b.droom cottage
equirinent. W. guarantee So
bargains: 6*25' reed f.ncinq
l7-Child Care
save you SO to 504. New used.
locetad in the Lake Mary vi- Bia',' vacant lots now while the
$10.95: Walnut &amp;ywood 's
good for s
or Female
F5,
Male
damaged.
dully
freight
Call
322-2244.
Can
be
only
70 cIt. sq. ft
repossessed,
prices are iow, Good InvestRENTALS
Help Wanted
sIc.
Finance
Corrspany
Liquidaseen by appointment
only.
MANY
OTHER
BARGAINS
flmifed tim.
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price has been I
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lions. Every
2 h-Rooms For Rent
Adult helper afternoon paper One bedroom modern cottage.
drastically reduced for $ his! 1622 N. Mills, Or'ando, Fla.,
only!
22_Aparl'tiefltt Rent Unfurnished
BAIL REALTY &amp; INSURANCE
OSSE
route. Altamonte Springs Di.nicely furnished. close to shop.
*43.2)70
special sale. Easy terms. Deal2l5Apartments Rent Furnihed
Raymond
M
Ball.
Broker
Inct. Call after 6 *38.2641.
ping center. 322-7555. 2605 s.
irs welcome- No reasonable of24_Homes Rent Unfurnished
l0I.0 First St. 322.5641
Elm,
Farm &amp; Garden Suppiks
Icr refused. APPLIANCE RE.
25-Homes Rent Furnished
FULL OR PART TIME - MEN. ________________________
baths,
split
level.
POSSESSIONS,
915
W.
1st
St
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p0SSR OR
3
Bedrooms,
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26--Mobile Homes Rent
WOMEN AND COUPLES.
,
You 26. Mbite Homes Rent
Yi-'f pc-it se,r
rights
F.srniy
room.
$21,.
Lake
27-Resort Rentals
need you.
OP ctML
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need money, we
"%o.sae onv
or Practkatly New!
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Now
500.
Cast.
838-4S41.
2*-Business Rentals
SO
Damonstrate and tal, orders TWO BEDROOM TRAILER. 510
ai
your
ioadin1
gran+.d.
Set
up
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29-Wanted To cent
world's
SLIM.GYM, the
a month. Elder Springs Trailer
for
grkdng equipm.nf on ,;t. rent
vat, $100.
SANFORD REALTY Gas fired dc-greasing
fastest s.11g exerciser Sells on
Park, Phone 847.4850.
1211 4hi'
free Pay as you use. Sanford
cleaner,
100
gal/
steam
Clayton
REAL ESTATE
2544 So. French Ave.
sight for $99.95 wIth free super.
322.5695.
hr., 1)25.
PARK AVE. TRAILER COURT.
Eve. 322.9457
vised home exercise course. Up
Day 322-7212
electric welder, 275 Rotor tiller, never used. Cost new
'63 Oldsmobile
water.
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Marquett.
30-Sale or Rent
City
each
sale.
Rentals,
Spaces,
Gas,
to $50.00 profit on
Amp,
$225.
Dycamle "It"
ph.
3272161
Acreage
Il-Homes For Sale
gard.ii.
$fl
$06!.
For
small
2 Door Herdlap.
Leads, leads, leads. Local TV Cenv.aeaces.
WA.72 Wevaer roller jecE. (2 tonI
4 Door Hardsop
32-Farms &amp; Groves
4.5. Pre II
Pho.
322.3331.
and newspaper referral proCe. 'rte leeS
Bowman's lakefront Lots &amp; Acreage on an $0
$222.90.
33-Lots &amp; Acreage
gram has just start.d Hundreds 2 BEDROOM TRAILER,
SALE $341.30
SALt 3347.33
Trailer Court, South DeBary.
34-Mobile Homes
acre sand bottom spring lake A WA-fl Weaver roller jack, (4 toni 62. Uvestock &amp; Poultry
of qualified leads arid appoint.
31-Income &amp; Investment Property
$250.10
Phone 665.490*.
mIles N.E. of Sanford 427.7223
merits. Call Kathleen Menken •t
ford
air bumper jack, 5174.75
64 Ford
3
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S40OL _EQUIPUtNT
36-Real Est.le Fichange
Smyrna
B.asch.
New
275-1626 orA3I'5242. ________ TRAILERS AND APTS. 17-91 ''es
$175.
machne,
.rsrie
Wagon.
Auction
Therm,.fax
el
W.sbsru
Wear
Sa'e
5ei,i
Wigon
Cistr'
37-Real Estate
seq. •nce sisi
from Movielarid, Sanford Mobile
'rite lIeS
leg
Mr. Sanders. Whiles Auto Store,
Income &amp; Invest mont
Old C.ual Wesee,s She.
35-Real Estate Wanted
WNTED Ambitious Inojviduils
AL1 SS47 SO
Park.
Phone
323.1930.
SALE
3447
¶3
Skoppkg
Center,
Sac.
Piecrust
with sales arid managerial axHw' 17.92. I rn. S of DeBar,
122-3851,
Nights,
66t
Deyu
krdpotential
'p
Income
patience.
FINANCIAL
Approximately 2000
Business Rentals
I Turn it nt cash with a 'Feat
$1,000 per mo. fir'f year, Start
Square feet and horn. combined. 546.
•c$ien" Classified Ad.
4 I-BusIness Oppontu&amp;ties
part time. Ideal
or wife
at home full &amp;
team. Write Office space next to Fire Station
$13,500. Terms.
AND SEW
SINGER
TOUCH
42-Loans &amp; Mortgages
for husband
on Palmetto Ave. 700 Square
Equipped to zig.iag and makes
PAYTON REALTY
43_Investments Wanted
Box 353, Sanford Herald,
feet. Contact Jacobson's Dept. 322.1301 2640 Hawatha at 0792
automatic buttonholes. Fancy!
Store. 322-4702.
designs and blind hems. Pay
f67SituatIons Wanted
MERCHANDISE
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53-Swap
54_Merchandise Rintali
55_MerchandIse For Sale

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57MusicaI Instruments

55-Business Equipment
59MachInerY
o_$uiIding Materials
60-Farm &amp; Garden Supplies
42Llves$OcIt I Poultry
43-Dogs. Cats, Pets

AUTOMOTIVE
71_Campers, Travel Trailers

72-Boats. Marine EquIpment
73_Motorcycles, Scooters
74-Auto Parts
75-Autos. Trucks Wanted
76-Trucks For Sale
Atos For Sale

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PARK RIDGE-Immaculate 3 Br., 2 Dixie Cream Donut Shop fran.
-----.----chise can be yours Its this area. - ---Bath with Fla, room. Built'in oven
TELEVISION SETS $75 Up
ROOM and BOARD for elderly
Good family type business. Per. J
range Shallow will £ pump.
lady In myhcrne. 372.8566.
MILLERS
fact business for owvner.operator.
Tool building. Exceptionally nice _______________________________
377 0131 ________________________________
WrIte
box
354,
do
The
Sanford!
7609
OcIeade
Dr.
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Seamstoss wants all types sewing __________________________________
lot, All this for $19,900, includ'
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Herald, P.O. Boa I 651, SanfL'iJ
and alterations, Barbara Fosha,
Ing central heat/air. Pay $4901
32771.
323.275*.
down. Assume 6% mortgage of
Need some repair work? Havin g trouble fnding where to buy 1+?
$15,000. $116 monthly payl all 42. Loans &amp; Mortgages
_____________ GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES
You Cfl find your answer in this diIy f e a 'I u r e of our classifed
quick
cash
loans
on
most
We
make
DOWN
$600
$100 to
pages.
anything. No red tape.
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CROWN PAWN SHOP
STENSTROMI'uuIn'.
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Sanford
309 1. 2nd St
"Sarsfords Sales Leader"
SIRYICI
iNCOME
BEAUTY CARE
WELL DRILLING
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JOlOS unu
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52. Wàtcd to Buy
%rson
2565 PARK
nome I,, r.U 4,atoI
322-2420
NOOK
BU7Y
HETT'
WELLS
DRiLLEDPUMPS
sizesi Service. Indiv.theZ ansi
NIGHTS &amp; HOLIDAYS
George
OFFICE FURNITURE
Open evenIngs by •ppoiahn.nt
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
I 306 D.uqlass Ave.
322.4141
Business.
322.6*24
322.2560
Ave.
322.3742
Stuart will turn your office
105
S.
Oak
411 t-,pes I uses
322.7099.
furniture into cash. You can't
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We repair &amp; Service
WE ARE BUILDING NEW HOMES
Sanford
90 WtOri9 when you led with
2 B.droom, I Bedrooms and 4
STINE
thIs
month.
once
Want Ad •t ...t
lPlCOt4E TAX
Gsouge Stuart 133 1. RobIn'
Bedrooms, for low Income lamiMachIne £ Suslv Co.
dial 322-2611. All Types .1 Sualness &amp; lndh'ldu.l
Itt easy
lust
is d •
0
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Downtown
50N,
lies. See us now and get quaIlJ7 W, lad St.
3223432
241.3431. Free Parking.
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Tea Retwas.
lied. Buy 'he hor.c, of y o
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choIce.
JAMES H, COLLINS
WANTED Small travel traIler. Also
Now is Ilse time to get eur shal- h.
be
Must
low
we1i.
Water
gairenteed.
200 P4. Perk
322-7è41
older house trailer.
SAULS
bargain.
Pay
cach
*31.6411.
127-4431
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HOUSES 3% DOWN
s,pu;n'ni.ote
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lIlA. &amp; VA
beam. tea
aepted
for
your
CASH 322-4132
SPECAL SERVICES
Wa Give Satisfiad Service
par.
hoe.
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FOR used furniture, appliances
SALES RENTALS
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•ool,. etc Buy I or I 001 it.n'.
322.7174
LAWN SE1VICE
ill Palmetto A'..
)22.94$
i.,o.&amp;
Sanford Ave.
Pn1i4Tc.WEEKENDS 123.04*5
CAlL
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WITNE.55 my hijn'i toil the
11, Winter
Park, 'lorid&amp;, and tile the on , seal of said Court on Marc's lit),
glnal with The Clerk of the 1570.
above atylipd court on or before V'EAI.)
Arthur If. fleckwIth, Jr.,
the 7th day of April 1. 1570
otherwise a Judgment may be
As Clerk of said Court
fly: Eleanor. K. Martin
entered against you for the i's1i.f demanded tn the Complaint
A. Deputy Clerk
Or PetItion,
Judicial Circuit of Florid. i
ROBERT (5, AT.,EXANDER
and for Seminole Co'untY, PierWITNESS my hand arid seal of Attorney for I'lalntltf
said court on this Sib day of 14(1) Rarnclt Rank fluI)'ling
Ida. Civil Action No. ss.iiss.
ilrkPflnvillP FloiI4a
DATED this 15th day of March. 1)10.
l'ut !Irb Marh
((5'At.)
Mar.-) 1570.
, 1°, AprIl 4,
An),,,- I!- lu

US1 fOUl

OR THE SANFORD HERALD'S
FAMILY BILLING

has been file-i against you and
Defendants.
you are required to serve a copy TO, F.AST RIVER SAVINGS
of
your
written
defenses,
if
any,
IN THE CIRCUIT 0 0
RANK
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EIGIITEENTII JIIIICIAL dPi- to it on ROBERT 0. ALEXAlD24 Cortlandt Street

TOMPKINS. vs

FREDERICK
RICHARD ATTERIWRY and MARY ANN AT.
TICILHI'RY. his wife, and EAST
RIVER PAV!NGS BANK, a New
York corporston.
Defendants.
m ZJT RIVER SAVINGS
BANK
BANK
34 Cortlsndt Street
5-s Cortlandt Street
New York. New York 100O,
New York. Saw York 10(107
YOU ARE HEREUT NOnyot' ARE HEREBY NonFIED that ti rt1ofl to foretlos. VIE!) that an action to foreClaim of Lien on the following elope Ciam of l!en on the fol.
property in Seminole Cutt7, lowing property in Seminole
County, Florida:
Florida:
Ut 21, Bloc-k A. WINTER
I.ae.t V. B1"th A, WINTER
NVt.(iI'S SttflT)IVISJO%,
WOOT' St'HDIVI SI ON,
UNIT 1, sc-cording to the p..
T.'NJT. 1, according to the
thereof recorded In I'Iat
p1st thereof recorded in
Book is, pug. 1$, of the
P1st Book 15. Page fl, of
public record. of Seminole
th. public record, of Mint,
County. Florida.
nole County, Florida,
has been filed against you iril ha. been fUed agatr,t you and
vt,' •ra r.ciuir.d to serve a COPY
are r1red to serve a copy
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- •to It on It'IIERT 0 AI.KXAND' it. it on ROBERT G ALlXANDl'lri iff. EIt.
for
I'ialrt:ff,
A tt.r re
for
Attorney
Eli.
address Is 1405 Itsrne'tt who.. address Is 3405 I3arn,t'.
who
Jicksont114c flsnk
Building. Jarkae,nvIlle.
Building
hank
the original Fiortd.a, •nd file. t'.e orig:na!
?1or1a. and file
with the clerk of ti. above sty)- a- tth the clerk nf the above etyie-d court n or before AorlI 51st. ed cuuTt on or before April Slit.
1570; otherwlie a judgment may lflO; otherwis, a judgment may
be entered against you for the be entered against you for the
relief demanded Sn the Corn. relief e'emandsd In the Corn ,
plaint
plaint
WITNESS toy hand and the
WITNESS my band and the
see) of said Court on March 1$t1. I seal of ssld Court on March 15th.
1570.
SEAL)
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Arthur U. Be-ckwttb. Jr.. I
Arthur H. Berkaith. 3",
As Clerk of said Court
A. Clerk of said Cotri
By: Eleanor. E. Mat'ttn
By: Eleanvre K. Mtttn
As T.ieputy Clerk
A. Deputy Clerk
ROBERT 6. ALEXANDER
ROBERT 6. ALEXANDER
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attorney for Plaintiff
llarnett Bank Ilotiding
'u'' Pin-i- cIt Bank BuIlding
350
JetkeciniIlla Florid.a
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INC a Fir Is corperatiO%.
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the fIctItious name of A A Ii
ContractOr, and fl.ryhill Paintmt and that we intent to regis.
*i name with lb. Clerk
of the Circuit Court, $eminoie
County. Florida, in accordance
with the provisions of the Fleti-

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New Smyrna Beach. Florida
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BALL REALTY &amp; INSURANCE
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it with a one-inch strap to the buildings facial board.

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Knight said (it) Manager W. E. Knowles had given the
group until April I to vicate (he structure which it has occupied
510CC receiving permission from Don Rathel, Sanford Industrial
Commission director, upon the city receiving right of entry
to the former Navy base nearly a year ago.

letter to Knight, Knowles requested that Knight
In a t'b.
furnishwritten evidence of corrective steps taken by his group
furnish
to maintain the buliding In a proper manner.
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some things that were in error" but said his group wanted to
fix up the building and remain on the base.
lie said they wouW abide by the regulations as outlined
by the city and would submit such intention in writing to the
airport manager.
.- fer discussion, commission decided to allow until April
15 for th e CAP and city to resolve the situation to the saILsmanager.
and
faction of the airport
city

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Conitnissioner Thomas 31cDonald warned Kn4ht bis Smup

no cooperation forthcoining. "CAll personnel violated

the regulation by driving on the runways and taxiways

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the airport manager had it removed and th e CA? was offered

Appearing wi th a number of the air group was
Knight, squadron commander, as spokesman In seeking Corn
mission tit'lp in keeping Building 17 at the airport for its headquarters.
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use of one of the airport buildings by the group came to a boil,
coo d
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thencoole
(lu r ing lI o st n IgLi I' s •' au Iord Cit C omm I 5! I(lii
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and Reliabilitice S-ervicell. to dis- mission agenda. the
proposals,
im;iortant'e of ljernw
cuss Implementation of the fond

Simon Clinical Laboratories. N.
red last night at doctors' office
Georgo Edwards dental offIce
ll th e ,rea of Scm- and Dr. Maria Perez office were
principally i
mole MemorIal Hospital on S..un entered. Some money. awund
$30_ was removed from Dr.
Marcos Avenue.

Conitnisnioner Thoinas Nlc

Another break in ocvured at
said his detective di' isbn of
city.
Beauty College on Part
I)eppen,
Ralph
RuscL1
and
Sanford
AtnVtsI
first reading of all Torn
l)p
the Avenue at 25th Street, but. acere
working
on
Lykens
iiiiiiiiiint'c to rezone the tank
r'l°e report. no.
cording to
reported entries of three offices
(arm areas north of Fulton
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aunt Myrtle Avenue from M
imiiustriiil to C-2 eomnmnereiaul
liver the m- S41(Ii'st of J. Edwin

AMked Mrs. Glenn i. i-id.
mundsini to write E. Pope Has.
stamp program for needy tam!- Meyer felt tb' matter deserved
sett
(If legislative delegation a
consultations from each of the
lies In the county. Regulatory
procedures, operation, personnel companies submitting proposals loiter seeking help in the way
of a special leash law to conbid fashion,
and funding must be ascertained In a
trol tile ronining duas in the

ngrel-41 arid ?tIiggI'Mt('ll
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that each bidder have private

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with the commission
the county on Dec. 23 In a
of 21) nulnutes
interval
t Li e in an
"Christmas Present
be
Needy" Application was later each and that a decision
made to U. S. Secretary of Agri- made after hearing each firm.
vulture Clifford Jiardin th rough This proposal recei ve-e1 unanlth e state agency. The program maui approval.
was approved by the Depart
merit of Agriculture on Feb. 13,
Seminole county being one
10 counties in the country to be
included In the food stamp pr')
gram. When the formal agree
merit Is signed, t Is anticipattil
that the program can be in oil
S.'imilmiule (oiiiily Sli' i ill .Jtihii
eratirni is-fihin rn d ays.
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E Polk siutil this mmmi uiiiig lie
mood und John Alexander are
concerned over ii re- por t
in Tallahassee today atte nd ing was
state l)e' (tint Seminole County WOlII(I he
a pre cntutlon by the
partinenit of Transportation to a the scene of a rock tes(itul ilur
Joint house and tlelijite sub.comui- log the Easter iteekend.
Polk seilti he had $ufiiiuii,utlnhi
t:ihte'e on train purtatltm
tli.i( Or) iiIteu tiM) iiti" iitiUti Ut
I mid lrnprove:nieuts in the
tJ"ridn Tc,"u cos iming sought
traj norma area mi needs ml
ih next 20 )-oars The regular by a rock festival pro,i,ter as a
couaily commIarilon meeting to site for the to day st-ssloim tI,ait
w ould bring
of the college
day
cancelled.
students in l'lun dai for their nit
fluid Easter de4utU)fl to Itai'i
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Chief Den Butler thii morning Pervs' office.

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(hue }' r id I , ii (tint for Ihoiti Ii'
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tiungregimit' fur a ti- k
fly.
Authorities lit Orange ('ttimit
also tutive been fighting (hr m
Ie'ntloii to locate ii 5O-(41R41
"rut-k taush' for this W' j'kcial
atiet several lows designed Iii
hiteiis s the lii t'lmlt)(('l of st
rvcnts have been piw.t-d by th.
()rIilIetr ('ainnty Conuiuilssiun.
Se'iiiiiiolt' ('uiuuiimuissiomwrs luiu.'
(lhcuissctl passage of slmniI.em
ordinances to discoutagu
ris- k te'stivails hire but. Uutis
far,
no action has been undercounty.
The sheriff indicitted tie witi token.
In J)Ibt s(,it, Ivstltoh tita
1010101-king to get ln(u;iunntkin (a
li-t' been muit-otlt sold .s
p l acethe e,tc- t iciest iii (lit, plitit
tied (cntIvl and (lie liammie of (tie several tights among jierstaus l
tending tilt! sei0fls (tu,ut ustie,Il'
property owner.
Polk SeeI(1 i-atfio stations %riv, last around the clock but no
due to
oumuce (hei exact site festivals 11,1%v to- enpi(tIIilflt,d lit
for rock rnusic 1oers awn. Semln01 County thus far.

Notice
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Springs it) •UuI0il
whici' was scheduled f0f to.
night at 7:30 p.m. has been
postponed until Thursday at
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Neither sun, nor sand, nor coral rocks —
unty) when a college student
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even letter carrier walkouts up nort h — will received
burns on the retina of
keep the rn.ail from going through in Florida. both
and a draftsman told
At least for today. (Page 1A)
an opt_oinetrist he could s,
Secretary of State Tom Adams is making an "only a black spot" with one of
18-day information gathering swing around his eyes since looking directly
the Caribbean on a stawned plane, taking at the eclip.
his next boss along with him. (Page 7A)
Another was a youngster
frvrn Ft. La'iderdule who also
conuplaine-d of sedog a dark
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handacreened felt scroll for $3.

SJC Raiders baeba]l team takes day off tO
prepare for the long two weeks ahead. (Page
2B)

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representatives of the State of sion after the matter was preHe learns to have faith.
Florida Division of Family Set- seated on last
If a child lives with approval. vices, of the I)Ivisiofl of Health
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He learns justice.

He learns to like himself.
and If a child lives with acceptance

forecast

prove useful in smog research,
control. (Page 3A)

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Costs to these property owners who have volunteered to
asesa theniselves rue the city
titx rolls w il l be the current
price of $11.70 per running
-uare mci over n ive-yi
period.
An nmenthut-nt was offorod
to the motion to bring the fit.
t-ure figures up to current
costs, but because of the over
sight the city will have to
honor the low $2.17 price for
the Elm Street project.
The Georgetown paving projeet is to be p re sented at a
hearing of those affect'iublk
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He learns to fight.
erty until they have iabl the
in New York City, after President Nixon deIf
a
child
lives
with
ridicule,
costs
at $11.711 figure.
dares a state of national emergency in the
to
be
He
is
pos1 strike Some strikers return but the
walkout continues in key major cities as Con- If a child lives with
learn.. to feel guilty.
M." prepares to st.and by for emergency ac- If He
a child lives with tolerance.
j- oy.
tion.. (Page ZA)
'h
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'!titih4!"tl.r, att'rn"v fr liiI
III .t,iIthIr iI''iiL tIIIItl11)uII!i
Is -tI fillv.ui
He learns to be patient.
Ortlin4nce will become law
tv Trust toinpany, u ncr of
' III - ,lurch 30 by tits Suii(ord
iip , m-ovt-i hiring of Gerald lJiikt'
President Nixon gives his statement of federal If a child lives with t-ur..- alter iecond reading scheduled
property in the area, who riskdeal with
(it) Commission
ment.
school desegregation policies today with adl'Iitnning ('onsultants of
for April 13 commission mastSet
(10
urban
renewal
ed
that
"tank
farm"
operators
learns confidence.
the four proposals received by
vance signs pointing toward greater reliance
sonville to
he given a chance to work out ini'.
If a child lives with
on state enforcement. (Page 2A)
By MARION BETIIEA
survey
work
preparing
a
rein
He learns to appreciate.
television firms.
Anti-CarsweU forces are exploring a second- If a child lives with fairness.
iluest to the federal governcorn mission-

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t-ould arise over tha paving of
the north-south streets in the
city'! Georgetouu section by

health visit from your family
physician's office.
Erpar4 on that feeling If
you're fortunate In having a
favorite nurse like "Becky"
smile and comfort YOU
and maybe call your attention
to a "Special".
It's called t h e Parent's
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and W. F. Knowip, city man
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flip t tik of rccruit lug induct i y tinder elthrr
the precent Sanford lmiuutriai ('o,nmk*frm or
:,nit)wr rjty.upotinred hotird.
In the paat, the chamber also has been
II* 'IVe(l in the iuifltll rial airfliditilloin but, ar
rordinit to Moore And Knowles, the city board
will I 'rotor the sole Inmluitrial arm of Sanford,
Three present i,penlnga on the Imluatrial
hoard al", may be tilled uluring tonight's meetlug hr corn mission.
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ganhpattonal atn,ctire foç industrial fiunc1 1 4 ing and airport operatlnn',
'I'llilt subject i one of the pri tin' Itpilloi ott
Ilu' Iting agcnda which will come hefore the
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for petitioning the federal bureau of roads for a ne
interaeetmn at "Twin Lakes" for Interstate 4. This
woWd be the ?t.h-2oth Street extension from Sanford,
leading to Banana Lake.
By JOHN A. SPOLSM
It was pointed out Orange county is sc'king an
Intersection on 1-4 to serve .Maitiand. "right next door"
ThBIik.
Crowe, the
to the Lee Road interchange. Seminole County has
a
five Interchanges, at hwy. 17-92 on the north. First following is a reprint of
Street. Lake Mary, L.ongwood and Altamonte Springs. story which appeared In The
A "Twin Lakes" Interchange woald serve all of Sanford Herald, hack in 1914:
PAST PRESENT FUTURE
1;nuth Sanford and environs.

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COFFINS—THEY ARE NOT!

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The Viet Cong blows up the Saigon governmezit's press center in the capital. (Page 1B)

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that I take yesterday
ritc in their auggctrd

By those who came too late to
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Conditions as they used to be:
A country school out near Fort

Three mon ths In wh!ch they
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learned to read
One teacher was their faculty,
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Congress will face great pressure to turn mcdi- The girls sure splendid janicare and medic-aid into some form of national
tors ;
health insurance unless the rapid increase
in
Finance The boys were the wood-chop.

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Sports World Thrillers
Seminole High
cage squad picks up two wins. (Page 2B)

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To
went through
Compared to what thtir children do;
Who ride, to-day, in fine large

Action fast and fiery at the sprint car races
bus
in Tampa. See the details in racing writer Contented
Fred Coxon's story. (Page 313)
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Approximately $3,1M in cash
and personal belongings were
stolen from five South Seminole
homes Saturday night as a m,
called "cat burglar" terrorized

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WEATHER - Yesterday's high 69, low this "Should we, Poor
more tax?"
morning 44 with .17 inch of rain on Friday
Increasing cloudiness with a slight chance
of showers this afternoon, becoming cloudy
with showers more likely tonight.
Decreasing cloudiness and turning cooler
Tueay. High today 70 w 75, low tonight 45
to 52.

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breaking tub the 108 Camphor
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Approximately $180 was re
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wallet belonging to Helen Milanl

recovery of a stolen car and a direct election method. The
on League posi ti on also tiuJre
hit' arrest of a Sanford man
Provisions for a run-off alecAt ear theft charge.
tion In the event that no canButler said %V ill ia mu Duane
didate receives more than It)
iiickon, 17, of 408 Palmetto
cast.
Avenue, was arrested by U. per cent of the votes
League President Mr.. Bruce
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Arnhert,
Mass.,
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kens and charged with
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LT, ('014 E. W. IlI( ERS Jr., a native of Siiifui'd, hits received t he
Hrmizc Star mcdiii f'ir twrvlru in Souithuu'ast Atiai. 1-1-oiii Oft! left : M'tj.
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last spring is almost identical

.i0 cash was taken by the nilttee.
The action taken by the nafleeing bandit, who escaped
tional league's board of dim.
through a sliding glass door.
tore marks the beginning of
Sanford Police Chief Ben But- a national effort for a Constituicr this morning announced the tional amendment citabliahinir

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Daily Features
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(flb.'r commission agenda items eprt'd
to he included In fnn1ght
sesslnn Ineir,vle,
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Community Antenna frarirhjoe
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t)iii'.tirin of fifw ruling affecting necupational lfrenses for banks,
l)iset,ssfrmn of pmpos.d I.ase of Rnfor4
Stadium to sehooli.
Consideration of ikps to implement urban
renewal planning grant.

She 101(1 sheriff's officers a
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man with a flashlight was with that announced by the
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national board, according to
l urking near her bed.
M. John Bowers, president
Her screams frightened the Mrs. Robert Petrels was chair.
man away, hut a watch and man of the local study corn-

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and wait,
A key problem in school desegregation now
Isn't deadlines, but being sure the federal They want a fine upholstered
seat,
courtv stay away from mathematics, sayS
And
everything must be cornFlorida's top legal expert on education. (Page
plete.
5A)
Rt'gardleus what the cost may
be
A semi-trailer truck crushes an automobile
and kills two women north of Hines City Sun- Complaining when asked for a
fee.
day, raising Florida's weekend traffic death
forces raise in taxation
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toll to 14. (Page 8A)

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by prying open a door, and the
Committee staff says. (Page 113)
All walked to school in pouring
burglar, in his baste, oer1ookcd
rain,
Americans during the last fiscal year ate mu the a watch and ring valued at
lion.a of pounds of beef from cattle that had Then studied all day just
$4,000
same.
"cancer eye" or similar tumorous disorders,
one of those you
The "cat" took $110 and t'vp! Agriculture Department records show. (Page Ask any

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itcn.sinn; discussions on apart.
incnt zoning and sub41'vI.sfn
Irect
watervity.
regulations on septic tanks. The
kng delayed appointments to
the Water Control and Cons*rvatinn Advisory Committeis will
be made at th. meeting. Delay
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was caused by the absence of
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it Week', -nesting. du. to
Favored
thiniss. Parker wu understood
hit'
of Womn V. tu rs to have * recommendation for
e
IIits H
of the United States has an.
the committee.
nounced a new national position
cat- entered his home through of the direct popular election
in the entry of a 101 (retnlcaf
of the president and vice pre-A
a rear window,
Lane home.
Garcia,
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ident
and
the
abolishment
of
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Don I'lantv, it)5 live Oak
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the present Electoral Colleirs
r.
Lane. listed a $15 loss after till. Loma Way, woke up while the system.

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ssoldiers

They want to call attention to
The many hardships they went
through,
And have It known why they
rt' fuse
1., pay for transportation
chooed

Area deatilb

K rider indicated to The Herald Way ha

port

ylk'vnys at loiii 'e IIarlunir which '4nnk to t he hut t ulivin:!' iti t
jigtt linvu' liven ulvii'ul ittid now al'

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'1 h. rt.ntir,u.vI ai'al against
Thermenoi furth er alleges
the Hoard of AcIustmen' de- that reald.nta of the aa
risloti to grant a special e* chose the hnmeafts beeaiia*
iepti(n for a recreational area
the rminty had planned them
otol trailer site on property for country living in * low
itiuth of Ink, Mary, east of density area. Allowing is chance
1-1, and west of Lake Emma
in zoning to aecoynrnorlat.. the
Itoumd, will he heard at tomor- trailer site will allow persona
row's mi-eting of the Board of Involved In the project to profit
SeminoleCounty CommmlasIon. at the evpenae of those li,tng
('
in the area, aerordlng to
rA ronsi'kratels gathering was menos. The disgruntled dtlpresent last week, when the aena in the neighborhood also
matter was continued due to
maintain that
the
"ramptPiunn.. of att)rr,c
irc,or4.b.," It *ll,wed, wjfl carie
Mack
(kvcland Jr., who repre*enta pollution by the fnuz of eari
developers of th area.
and peopie. Conajd.-r'ahi.
bL ndpal objector to the trail- jection and eontro.ray is
site Is Const,ntin. Thertieipats.d in the matter at ,ror'oos, a resident of th. area. morrow's meeting.
Thermenos contends that the
Other matters to be eonsite will not be recreational sidered are county engineer's
per se, but will permit traitreports on Maittand Interdents visiting DhuneyWnrhl to
change and W.iktva Spyingi
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land for a four -lane
A. A. Davis. planning engineer from the DeLand
district office of DOT. informed a public hearing la"t
Oct 23 that the SR 45 improvement would be corn

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The State Department of Transport . iofl Soon w ill be in a posit ion to
advertise for bids for a contract to imiwove SR 46 between the \'i'kiva
River (county line) and Interstate 4. it was learned this morning. (The
State Dertment of Ira porl8t ion continues under a news "ltl'ti,l out'
under orders of Go'. Claude Kirk since the State Senate rejected his
choice for transportation secretary.)
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Florida State Bank. ef.
fective next Monday, to
become aociated with
the Orlando office of
Stenis anti Software
Corporation, &amp; Tam pabased company affiliated with the Marine Bank
and Trust Company, of
Tampa. Marine Bank and
Florida State Bank are
members of First Florlmia Bancorporation.

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Statr education committee of Peh. Is- 14
.eaue of Women Voters 10 "fle' tieir
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home or Mrs Wil I scred b homemakers
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p.m., FITS! Federal CIUCUS
Lake Mart Volunteer fire deroom.
partilts"t etekm
Th.. at we 11re hou seLawn and rardet school
A-r.'rite.
tm
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City Council,
S&amp;IIfOTtI
acred
by
Garden
Club.
d
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House.
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health
b..nattt of mental
at
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clinic.
tw'theon
meeting
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ford
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lMlmge; gut speaker T-1-11 he
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appropriations
bill and
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the
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effect of
David
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th
prnfeeiwrs
"uMele".
Left
to
the loyalty oa for
nandez, chairman of VTt' aenate and aunciate profeuor of education:
Mautz; FTIi President Charles Millican: and ITIr. Richard Addick, W'(Liz Mathieux Photo)
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classified Valentine to your boss, mother, secretary, neighbor, customer,
teacher or any one else to whom you'd like to

send

a special Valentine.

page

with the them. "Love

makes

tha world go 'round", will run

with 'color In the classified advertising section oi The Sanford Herald Friday,

PR ICES 0000 TI4RU

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TO BE PUBLISHED
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aawyea. CflAlu.5 *., Jft.-[
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died •vn4gy night at 5.miyio). I1ImOTI*1 flo,pttal. will

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1,1 Will be In W,.tvUI,. P1*
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hJrissor. Pune!a.
eii*-rfe of local, angsseati

Demand Good, Mar-1

IN AS FEW AS

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Market Steady. Domestic Round
bushel crates, mostly
type, i
medium size. 53.00. 50 lb. saekL
small to nuethuir size 52.2f'-Z. 71.
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beet mostly $2.75. 1 % buajw
crates, Red type. 55.00-6.00. Sawc'y type 53.00-2.75, beat mostly '

HOLLYWOOD. CALIF.

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One compact unit saves space and the

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muss ... just dial for year 'round comfort
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TWO YEARS, SINGLE MATURITY

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cheapest way to heat and coo) POUT hOTT*
for ideal comfort.

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GRAPEFRUIT

count $4.50.
Radisbci - No offerings.
BASTINGS DISTRICT:

everyone is suddenly t 1 "i
about. Thouiae.ds of copies
•vo bu.is passed (-rom hand to
hand Is facior4l. planh and
officos throughout the U.S.
B.cavs. this diet 'sally
H. B. Buchanan works. W. u.n 4.0imoniels re14 you
Phone 2021922 I porting on Its success.
loss
c.uI!
you
follow it exactly.
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up to III ups. Iii IS UW •i
start
drop.
will
days. Than yew
ping weight on
anf orb rrnIb
ijr
the 5th day and th...fs.r vntil
th. 10th day. Than you will
Pálhhed Duly. except Sate'few d.ys until you
a
nd
Chriduies.
Iow
d.y. Suaday
904 down 40 your proper
pibIhsh.d $u4.rday pesc..dieg
Chides by The Seate'd
ttriId. 300 N. F-i.. Ave.,
Best of ALL, tu.,* will bo no
S1frd. Flo 37771.
hunger pangs. Revised and en.
Second Class ""a" Paid at
14r9.4. this diet liti you eat
I.at&amp;d. PlacId. 37771.
your fill with fonn.riy forbdSárrlpIiss Rom by C.rdsc:
dun foods, such as high-protein
Y.e' $11.00
food,-.4*k. roasti, chicken,
Wse .35
se, foods. bacon sausages.
e996 and ,tHt lot. w.lght. This
is $h0 same diet us.d by 4..
inous T.Y. aitd m.vi* u.n with
much success. The a.c,e$ b.hind
this "quck W 01101 loss" diet

sentim.n+s on

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hole at .:20 F. m.. iu..4*y.

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inch crates. 2 dozen Mzb.
through 6 dozen size $3.00.
Hearts. crte, film 'wrapped.
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'They also tell them the
Shipping po i nt 6th. Al, sales Over 250 persons. most of s lice are wise to you. they know
for Friday, Feb.
them in th eir teens or early 20s, you are using drugs, and It's
F.O.B. for
have signed the guest ledger. only a metter of time before
gqua t. Ufl 1 0 erwise About 90 per cent have admit- - they crack down."
Romagnano says most take
ted to Uncle Joe. as some
7115
the 41 year old Rornag- the hint but a vet-s f
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"f-"
call
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ZELLWOOT)
DISTRICT
nano. th at they have expertS the police to catch them. are
Cahbst- - Demand Good, mented with marijuana and I
Market Steeady. D omest ic bard drugs
Round type. medium to large "At first," Romagnano siys.
bushel crates 0.25.1 They were paranoid about me
alit, I
medium size, few U.N. 50 lb. I They thought I would arrest
sacks, mostly medium size., in- them. In fact, they were parscluding fair quality 52.25-2.711, nold about all policemen and I
.. bushel wanted to elimina te that."
best mostly 12.75.
crates. Red type, few $6.00. Sa• He says the viaitr!rs learned
they could take him Into their
type, fair quality,
confidence. He keeps the numofficers at the
Carrot' - Do.mn and Fair. bar of uniformed
center to a minimum.
Topped and washed, mesh Mrs,
"I want a certain amount of
master enyttalmiers.
bags, medium to large use
$3.75. 50 lb. sacks, large size,
LOSE UP To 10 lbs.
bee, pack $2.50.

"We're warm in winter..,

CHARLES 11. SAWYER. JR.
of
Charles Al. Nawyar, Jr.,
1107 Bummathu Avenue, San
lard, died Sunday night at
Seminole Memorial Hospital.
Hewas ham in Portsmouth.
Vs.
lie is survived by his parenca, Charles and CarolineRatsver of Sanford. os sister. Holly L. harris of Sanford; grindparenta. Mr. and Mn. Joe Bargerly of Hanford and Mrs. Ruth'
II. Sawyer of Hawaii.
David Lang Puneral Home.
1)eBary i in therge of arrangeinenta.

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WILLIAM J. SASNE1'T
William 3.Swe4tt,LOf IL, 1,
Hanford, died early today In i
hemhiole Memorial Hospital.
Born In Holmes County, he has
lived In Sanford for the past
years cud was a retired
farmer. He was a member of
l.
Tabernaclethe Grapeville
Chape
Ruryteors melude his wife,
Mrs. Minnie Mae Ssgnett, Saniord; a daughter, Mrs. Cora
Mae Poore, Detroit Mich.; and
a sister, Mrs. Ann Htarnet,
Sanford.
Brleeon funeral flame In
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one is going to get mad."
The counselors ar young perin
opened
which
The center.
sorts who licked drug problems
qualified
of
their
.3a nuar. hi staffed b
"First of all, th ey tell the
personnel on a volunteer basis.
The home. once in officer's kids that their eper1e'nce with
residence on Brookicy Air Force drugs showed them it wasn't all
Base, Is Mocked with pamph. it was cracked up to be

Ilegetable

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engine
nouea
tzrei
catching
the
piston
in
winch
are In fact ci' a lower oc
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Tnid4tTt
and
sending a aavre f tane ratingthan the average at
dcn Up off a driver,
still be usug the wroag gaw- loft Into the car power 5ystem. ceptable range &amp;' 'regular
lint 7berell be no damage tiD When the octane is too high. I brands normally marketed. witt.
theie IT no damage, but a driver resulting damage to the en
the engtm,
than ear he waiting from W. to $&amp;; I gtnes." the commission uya.
mom money or, gasoltm
necessary.
Tne key to a happ' mirrIagf'
a' engine and fuel Is octane rat mg-the ability o a gasoline tit
resist knockIng.
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story frame
drugs at
an1 them arounil to the e
?1CtBILE. AI-. (UPl'-.--Lt
seph "Uncle Joe" Romagnano home called the "Helping Hand tent they frighten the kids
believes whenever possible In Drug Abuse Center.'
con
and edu- Romaano
grants drug use
rlag the conviction
Many visit the 'entcr out ol
"ring
gn
in the law ttfwn curiosity. Some do so because:
citing the teen - ager about Immunity lo
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they come to the center and they know they are under susns
"niptn
oo
spends
aftern
to kick tre habit. The ptcinn by th e police
He
ping" with IN'T RC7'5 about the I Brooklyn born officer heads the
"When I get a lead on t
pcon who is using
Mobile pice narcotics dMslon.
We don't . drugs but not peddler. I send
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line
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filling
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the
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cause confu
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107' another reason. 1TI rsuit can be &amp; battered piston. 'umps.
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ebqtts, who
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as well SS those who bsvr
nnI1nh1O for the psinhinir front
been Painting for
tion members or whena
The art ae1stion
up of nearly 5 members from ever it Is on ilIply. The. froine
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cost
subsidy legislation
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privately. The House Ways and public or sresz are invited, chiding HEW Secretary Robert
despite the staggering costs H. Finnch, explain the admlni'
involved.
triitiots proposed fam il - assisAll this is despite
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in all fairness, both corn.innlla-r "provneattv - Wives," enclosing a long StriP'
Wt- must not make the
disillusioned
s
tu
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who
see
mnitiees
have
held public
naughtiness' though they know ed return envelope, plus 20
feel guilty of falling Itt love Congress as a group of old men hearings with administration
it ma y lead to a spanictng.
ce nts.
For such youngster, are willNina was anon purring lik, when, In fact, the churches are atta ched to old. clubby ways. spokesmen and public witnes"'What makes
Yet. a third, perhaps more aes. at least
the general
ing to take corporal
punish- a con tented kitten after her guilty of the aims of ssparatii.
such a nagging shrew?"
informed
group
w
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Congress
subjects
involved,
But
the real
ment in ordtn' to regain the husband dominated her otlr -The Episcopal Diocese of Busflunger Is on, of the basic
j
seeking
real
reform.
Includnitty
gritty,
crunch
decision
hunger in the proper manner.
ton, In a statement on Inter tog an open door hearing polics.
guwr,1 irritablltty, spotlight on the family
are being made now, in pfvate
Sha kespeare also understood
(Always Write to Dr. Crane
faith marriages,
On the books now Is a 146 sessions.
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.a, mans this cau* of sexual nagging In care of this newspaper, iii. . C
re'wganlzation
law Congress
But .i'ter the age of
Furthermore, when u, Way!
stamped
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wrote "The Taming of
closing a long
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wrote,
ordering
that
"all
men slur b.eam agging bus- when he
and
Means Committee finally
La performs its most
Shrew"
d ressed envelope and 2
lieanngs
by
standing
co
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approves legislation, it goes to
sOcIal
Remember, an erotically hun- to cover typing amid
mitts.s shall be (IpSil to the the Rouse floor under jr
At the soc If a pap. lion
nwz public, except
of set of guidelines
e cutler sea- barring any amendments - take
hur't beet-s fed, he Will hat his gry wife often doesn't con- costs when you send far one

perfect 'doormat' under her
feet and I guess they are

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mates
and foreign secretaries.
His cub. may then cliini.
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Puhhihed daily S5C.pi Saturday. Sunday and
his ears but he doesn't protest
published Satvrdsy pr...dbuç CiurI,tcs.s.
would be unemployed.
By DICK WEST
different approach. Rather th..
SUIICRIPTIOPI RATES
-British
Defense Minister !)enis
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In th. modern American
WASHINGTON (UPl - Hey, trapping the
Morn. D.liv.",
Thu W..Ir
$1.10 Mo,$1I
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home, gaithe hunger is not did you hear about this great thinking Ira terms of causing
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dlscover made b' a couple of them to bSCOOW' jaded.
We're always going to navc
U S. Postal R.9v1.ttons peeved, Mai all snail iubsctipticns 6.
Nina has access to her awn
Department
ento
Agriculture
who
wurU
in
A
fellow
a
radicals,
but tt's the men who
paid In advice,
husband itscooking and h
farm
the
land and go out to
motagists'
likely to
perfume
Entered ma second class 'setter Oetehe' 27, ?I0 f t liii dulges her with a very li beral
toti Off,t, n
R,I+cr(l Florida 77'I
fish in boats who matte.
Well. thry have learned to be turned at by a whiff of
allowance for running the
-ramLcr iuiurew w7em.
produce synthetAualiy the che- CIUW&amp; No. 5. right? Okiy. This
house.
So she his plenty of food of mical an attractant found I it same principle would be applied
The toil Of a peopk. 1ilr
cumbirers
the dinner table art.
ttniak Eurupeami curt taurera.
that of $ men,
The Idea would be to *pra a
In which case, what is bet
Tht by itself Is no big deal.
excessive
It
responds to good fortune, but
corn field with an
of course, in Its- quest for ne
bask- hunger?
it responds to adversity.
It Is emetic, for her husband mnetso&amp; of pest control. the amount of the synthetic attyar- bow
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arfll.e Vier Psideut flu
had never beam,
eted In department prevlouih' isolated. tam and let nature 'take It.
bert
H umph y.
identified and duplicated the course
the proper marital techniqut.
lure a t number 0
"Extended expoeurr of male
"But, Dr- Crant," vat moe flttUn 1
TOe W53 Li) cut tC t i is u
to
an atmosphere
t- Pink mothn
tall us That wornpet
O1R
permeated with the hire flight knock heath
en an not as hungry far ire.\tU.i cabbage looper, gyps
MOW dull their senses , so that they .-Sen. Lctmutc
tieleus as are men."
wireworm.
would not respond to either the
Quit. true, but they are arid sugarbeet
By producing the stuff
the synthetic es the females'
hungry for their mom
A ludge is neither Pro nor
laboratory. the department natural lure," Use department
quota, just am they also aren't
Ca
I want to approach the
figured it could enttc, large speculated in
poem release.
as desirous of gisetric calonss t-urnberp of mule insects into
law
fairly
,
It further theorized that
as men, but thusy itil] CT*V
trap., and thus decimate the •
ftuun of Use lure in -ILS. Circuit Judge G. Ilarrold
JtO( dinner table
1L Supreme Cow.;
population. But the plar hasn
fields might also disorient Us.
nominee
ily.
y
well.
ou
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tv
using them to
worked
mnis'.,
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0
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his mats.
+kout wrKt.o pIsfohssiof 04 th. publisher .1 Tin Herald.
But feed him . few pounds
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vetios will
b's censd.'sd ma tefrIaqhiq en The 4.,4Id1 CODY?I9I5$ and will of raw beef and what h&amp;ppens'
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battle against massive public mme of action helptul to the I,.% because I wrote It." Cramer
rarm writer
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any
•mrems that &amp;Woo yee •.y p.s.tty at
,I1(Cr%Vefle
tuer'i
parts
In
cOurts
in
meat
plants
tImile
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will
said
sch ool deseresation in Dixie. preservation of public education
W11 E 21 he pe.ol ii
the
W A S III N G T 0 N (AP) --- cut out bet- nuts of other dilli. i
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GOVI. Albert Brewer ol In this country,' and seeing to explain this law and
I mm
from the intent of Congress in passing Americans during the last fiscal eases and
Alabama. Lester Maddax of "growing support
tuberculosis.
adhesions
to
it."
think
he
said.
HR
Georgia. John McKethen f peoe.
year ate millions of pounds of
report
In
all.
the
15R-69
going
to
About
243,000
children
in
John
Dell
Wil
were
finally
and
Louisiana
cattle that. had "canAmerica', Largest Tax Service with Over 4000 OffIces
(hart 10 per
Dade (Miami) County return to beef from
hams of Mississippi conferred 'somewhere.'
eye"
or
similar
tumorous
cer
the 30.1 million cattle carcasses
In Mobile. Ala., f or nearly th ree McKeith en said the South cl asses today from a court- disorders, Agriculture Depart- approved by federal Inspectors
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"deeply resents" being t reated ordered s'eek's
hours Sund&amp;y
underwent
w
some
m
postmortem
.
faculty
cic'cgregatiOn
In
ment
records
show
permit
cititCn.
se-cnd
class
expressed
firm
like
governors
The
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Nearly 103,000 cattle carcas'- whittling for removal of offendcppoMtion to busing students to "We're going to do exactly 240 schools.
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
achieve racial balance and what we can. We expect to be Maddox left the strategy es checked by federal inspectors lag parts.
ettiiens meeting to address a rally at were held in meat plants until first
treat ed
1esentment over what th
'1 think the Supreme Court is Sandersvllle. Ga., later Sunday. tumorous parts were whittled
termed the federal "double
desegre- case hardend about anything causing a tense confront.ition out. The remainder of the meat
standa rd" of
gation ft-s the South and ignoring coming out of the Sou th .' he tntween lilO Georghu state was put on the market, accordtroopers and 500 Negro march- ing to the stottatics.
said.
ft in the North.
Ut" rlc'p,rtment 'ova the
The governors urged Souther l ers.
'We plan to meet immediateee solutions to the The Negroes were prevented cattle situation differs I r o in
ly with members of the n.r, to sk
Brewer
said.
problems
through "orderly. by the troopers from entering a chicken processing in which he
C o n g r e s a,"
not building where Maddox
government requires any bird
"Wfre going to call on Con democratic processes
not
scolding
2.000
whites
opwith it tumorous part be entirely
the through violence."
destroyed and not passed on to
e
blacks
left
after
re
woult
Th
tix'ely.
Cramer.
R
fla.,
said
he
the consumer.
th e freedom of choice desegrean
offer
to
allow
their
a
brief
in
Miami
Informing
fusing
file
One distinction, say federal
gation program,
Federal Distnct Court Judge C. leaders to join the audience.
authorities, is that leukosis or
Williams said the
chicken cancer virus may be
spread throughout the bird
while a localized tumor on a
cows
head has no relation with
S.
the roast on her rump.
Red meat animals such as
sinInohs Junior College has Ann Cbenet, Debby Sue Davis, Orlando:
John R. Knoll Jr., Sandra cattle, hogs and sheep are so
announced the list
honor Martha Ann Giddens, Worth
anatomically different, say Agstudents for Term 1. For a sth T. Hauser, Dsvid W. Polloek, Jean Knoll.
riculture
Department experts,
,,
dent to be
the . a Thorns. Paul Smith, Dewin
President's List from Lake
that
comparisons
with poultry
dent's List he
Townsend, Arth ur W. Young. Mary:
aesthetic
8.5 or
grade point
Phyllis Bartholomew, Thom. are limited except on
President', List from Cassel.
better. Students named
as Leigh Oyler, Florence C. grounds.
berry were:
Rut last week Dr. .Jesse L.
Dean's List have
Joye Annette Chapin. Gail %looney, Kathleen Ann
I
Stelnfeld,
U.S. surgeon general,
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grade point averare of
G. Greeley, George Charles Nancy Schweickert, Wanda Lou
told the Agriculture Depart
Keen, Cynth ia Mane Miller, Smith.
ment, a ban on diseased poultry
On tho
Dean's List:
Lynn Scott Nidy,
should
continue "predominantly
Sanford were:
Carlton Callenberger, Carol
Dean's List:
C
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on
aesthetic"
grounds and be.
Bishop,
John
Gary H
Baker, Karen A nn Rodlun, William B.
Bridges, Willard Burtnett Jr., Patricia
D.
cause scientists do not have all
Mary Barker, Kathryn Mae Wheaton,
Emily H. Dougherty,
Dean's List from Oviedo the answers.
Barker, Susan E. Holuinger,
Pamela Edwards,
Of the 103,000 cows temporari.
W. Nicarry, Nancy Jo- were:
Herrin. Marx&amp;ret L Jarrell, Steven
ly
held back in fiscal 1969, 160
John Batts Asic, Susan
anne stay.
es
,
DariUs
P
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Jon
Sue
Deborah
President's List from De- Elaine Brown, Judy Ann Gen- carcasses had carcinoma-in.
Kennedy, Ronald L. Ogden, Ban:
volving tumors which may apton.
Bruce C. Schirard, Randall
Nancy A. Wicrenga.
I'resident's List from Alta. pear anywhere In the body-and
Kei th Scott, Rita Ann. Sims.,
102.9 having epitheiloma. it tuPresident'. List from Gems- monte Springs:
Carl H. Stubbings, Shirley D. era:
Mary Audrey Caponi, Howard morous condition of the eye.
Stubbing., Coleen Ann
The total represented it tracHickok Jr., Jan M. Pennington,
Jon Dwain Cottle.
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• futu re action, but refused to
Tow Southern govrrnnr
elaborate. Maddox said. • %'C
turning to Congress In thtr are working flu a C)'flflfl
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spent- on research and development of spare
technology could one day he recorded as the
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was among Its out'ctandtng ments in disarmament ngotia- trap
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tons'
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Thus, in eflect. it conitinn.
"You can't bind the hands
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fear of
and feet of your grandchild. final approval on progress of
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which
ig
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ren.' he ,ald then of the treaty the Stra tegic Arms
whose term runs 2.5 years
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-could be compounded *1. our technological soci 'ty advances toward th e yegr 2000 if we do no
make use of the extraordinary new tools that
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past year. Mild red Haney accepts the Certificate of Recognition from
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n though Japan has will lead to industrial spying.
And
the gesture for him muE have signed the treaty. ratification West Germany also still must
had * special trDt5'.
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Pakistan,
Brazil,
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of federal the sixth traIlP nI newly 4....
edicts, gregst'1 Is. .lernentsry school Nichols, a .lselusonvlli• Demo.
,lns.gregaiinn
enuui-t
florIda trnlitkisits, t'earting I
him wIdøiptd
i' pup , with a public charg. that the 'rat, prfIle'1 a r.aolutl-on Cha t
Which
to Ilisie's most impular Issue
moment, scrambleil In. pert arni put Irintifift in the ,rhnnl was a health hassid. wotitfi have fed.yal dIstrIet
ci' the
Inrefrunt of the )'nttI gina I.e tec.ntly opened a new s44 ju'lgaa .I.f't*d by the peopla
lay In etblish thern.u'ivrs RR racial Integration.
ti nt, with carpeted rIa.srnnmp. rather than sppoint.4 by the
(15n%rr said Iii. w'..t' file a
leaders In the fight against
flitfifls, who oppasee Kirk president.
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fore" hissing of students to i1c lit te r t" Iay in the Dade ('nunty and drits store milllonsire John
Repsihikan
Rep,
E.
Pop.
Bash
•lr"v'iti-cgtinn case to inform Fckar4 for the Republican
aegrg5 $e .,'oila,
tt of Malland proposed taking
('mmJmm'I" C. ('lyiie Atkins that the nomination for governor, ••i
.
William
C
U.S. Rep.
or. a Republk'an rsnIi'lat' for l()I ('lvii flithIs Act PPPC him committee will push for it away the Supreme Court's
th U,R. Itenste, paul he wnuIIlfIr*lIv, prohlltltu busing nf ronstitistionsl amendment for- authority to order the transfer
try to Intervene in the ,les"gre - rhil,l,-en fran-s one pc-hoal to lililaling tarred briuing of utu. r,f ,,pjIq ',hen It ;vo'm!4 iniol-,e
e racial hal. tl'tit.
rnaiqI-,n hi'n'
Cation cases pending in several another to aeh,v
ti's
once.
to
"tell
F1nlds enuntls
OPEN TONIGHT V
"I know what th. law Is hr.
courts to start fll'M-itig the law
-cause
I
wrot.
It,"
('tamer
.aitl
of the land."
HAPPINESS
imn'iay. "I will ints'yf'nr
Stle
a S,',s, L. A. "Ihip" fln
falls, snnlht'r It.cputlirmun wivi ennvts to epltuln this law Ru'
IS LETTING
hopes to win the giil.rnat.'ticl the Intent of Congrus in par
i
nomination, is flin, over tho I ng fl"
BLOCK
U
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ll
'Ot
mriluy,
time
1
South to ci get-si'. xThat ha roil'
DO YOUR
the "National Caturnittute Ill giessnisri afI(lressed an o,nnl
N e I g Pt Ii ci r Pt a n ii ,nti.mn railed "The U tio rannize4l
rr,ser,.
M ajairli y" which is ik'dknt."l
Schools."
be
to
keeping ''omit rn of our
And two ro polutions will
iiistimuli
in the hands of our penhanded the Florida House
diciary Committee this week plc."
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The eteiitIve director of the
asking Congress to change the
"linorganired Majority" in Runfederal juilkial system.
developments
in
sell
Walters, a South Minminmi
These were
withdrew his Con tr',l,
who
Kirk'.
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rostly stunt wholly unrelated to earthly wellexec tiv
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Train Service, Airports and the Cities, and You
Wont Me to FIX A FAUCET?"

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conventions and exploiting tourism which must be
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able to trot slang together In harmony.
The other part is the chember of commerce.
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Membership and selection of the new committee
to attract hidustry is also a vital point. Other areas
have fcu'!d that he combination of represernatives
from the municipal commission, the industrial cornmission, the chamber of commerce who would then
flonest appraisal of what has actually been done her have gathered in the chamber of commerce for City Commission Is the controlling factor, for the meet and select members-at-large from the area has
experience in the operation of SIC to be a guide tO
worked well.
luncheon and a frank exchange of views.
by both the chamber and SIC is essential. Every
knowledgereached
tonight.
bread
together,
lookdecisions
We endorse this method.
must
be
assumed,
is
As
those
gentlemen
broke
It
city commissioner,
these
Sanford
cannot
Greater
afford
disunity.
The
gento
But what we are most sincerely devoted to and '
of
faces
and
patiently
listened
Pd
into
each
others
Lc: able an this matter for the bringing together
have exerted every journalistic effort possible to
arguments and views which must have been far ersi agreement axpreeaed by those at these Informal
two grnupe is now pouIble and is, Indeed., essential.
make clear to everyone concerned is an honest effort
The hard nut which ,-host to be cracked is the mat- from novel to each, they could see that almost every- meetings that SIC be continued, that a new experithree.
enced
director
be
hired
and
that
to
unity through honest appraisal of the past and
the
airport
opera
course,
one
wore
at
least
two
bats.
Same
of
them
chamber
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of
sUPter of financing each. The

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another that which denoted membership in ths
chamber and the third the buelnvie or professional
toppiec which had been worti while earning
)jy which permitted
two others to be donned.
Thus the verbal fencing was obvious. In tOo
many instances the past was resurrected and put
rp,rw-J;
azreptad without. the
moneys. It, too needs to be lnok*d at In 1111716cific tarma
and not in generalities. Past mistakes do no need to zit'u decade and the nec Greater Sanford growth de
be repeated.
Experience inky be a hard taskmaster. But it
flappily, 'eneralIties have been more and more
certainly drives home its lessons with unmistakable
reduced to spedfics In two recent meetings when
members o the cltv comrn1sIon, SIC and the cham- force. We believe that It Is time now, and In this the

1: what ham now been termed'the conflict of Inter6st in
this Laudable endeavor which has hobbled both the
long-term effort of th e Greater Sanford (formerly
PC- the Seminole County) Chamber of Commerce and
the short-term efforts of the Sanford Industrial
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city comrnlulon to order tonight, these gentlemen manpower bank. It must continue th have some fundwill be facing an opDortunItY or action which nuld ln from the dtv.
41 - give new Impetus, new viirr and the needed UflhficaWhen what SIC )uu done and at what. east, the
city commissioners are dealing with a child of their
tim for p drive to brIn Industry Into this
of solving own creating and one which has been fed from tax
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can shake herself out of the
fog.
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just1f in calling her dotnr

)i*rki to retrieve flasks r"
)oe*l chapter of the Rig new prnject that wlfl n5kP lflI pint, soul retilun to l)twle tity 'lung, f-inc for those
taming the Satan Hutg, a tIe ui
11,-others, ho would be mnre more fflucnt and luoppy 55 In blat'kmntl lhrtt Into arrang- Miss flail'' comedy 'lyle at its ly virus, bøfor the thief ff;
than hapjy to assist her. flow well. flout stay up kite. (u't ing a restaging of the robbery. tiii,qt IihysirnI
P,art can put it to evil '-'1nnilny
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aiut the local Boys ('lub In your tireuleti rest,
Andrews pisys an Army genri
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Charles Barton: third, Ir. and
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officers. Mrs. CAiIIIV BeaU, - It wiu cournunced that the
Mrs Prank Mathesan: fourth,
Scnnnok Renekith Lodge No. noble g-and, presided.
F'LT cluh had made a donation
to apply Mrs. Elsa Unkle and Mrs.
.;. met Thursday evening for The lodge voted
tht Odd Fellows
thu first time under their new I sasoci*te members.
toward the utilities and also Arthur Wheathy; frth. Mrs.
1usd contributed toward the new Kay Btrre and George Jaeger:
piano fund.
and sixth, Mrs. John Twigg and
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The Leesburg lodge will hold W. G. Lutz.
their official banquet and niel!t
On February 17, there wlfl humg Feb. 1' and invited all
a special game to be -played in
bekiths to attend.
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"I am going to visit my son Courthouse opened, liusen was copy itOd your blrthdate and
compiled and edit-ed by William
$1 to Carroll fighter Forecast
Arthur Word. lie Is the most in the Middle Weist. I C*n buy already inside.
miifi.ri-1 11('rhld, I1u) 6'1.
qJtiUd rittr of ir,sprut1unal orJy one dress. My Son is a
(.ounty Ckrk Ms
Lame
book on ttie outside and the in- meet and he eutertalns qulte a should be first, so she told
bit. What type should I buy." thsm she'd acccpt thcm as araide.
"I live beii ached to to fur Is!, R. L.
s-lying .lznuht.aneously and ask
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Shop before you buy
a month's stay with my daugh•
a very sucruf ul carter black dress, sleeveless, with a States Attorney Robert Utter
go what to do. Before she got. a
woman and a reluctant mother. jacket It Ii simple and can
ruling, however Busen said
She has two teen age boys who inywhere. Wear the jacket and

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back hi stood outside
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also svarv.s to hu1Wc the CiU$* he was sure hi didn't
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Oasparla Pirate Parade
Feb. 9 1:43 p.m. with pre-peruds intertammaM by the
lijuaoa Iir.at's. Flu's Arabian ore. Show, coatwus Cia-cL
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WINIIIR OF. GOLDEN SPOON AWARD
ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY III THE
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or solution to a problem. Write crne of those clever young peo0 Tb. Dating G.m.
Folly In cars of this newspaper. plc who will seize new oppor. 3 00 0 Another World
0 secret StorM
tunitles. But this child may also

tar)' before I married-" head- the "invitation." It would be a lin, to fl, for county shcriii

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of thc utiitce Mr. 'pubit -Uaits on the part of mum wear. Now that linens
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John Bowers, president of the the citizen.
available
in
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color
of
the
Seminole League, will hold a
In '70 the League, on the na- rainbow. plan your puretusses
brthdny party at her home.
tional level, will be working accorthngh For example. us.'
"Thus informal gathering will toward amending the Constitu- yellow' bottom sheets and y&amp;be a good time for the initrntera tinii of the' United Statcs to pro low-jrjped top Sheets end puof the League In intrnduce their vide for the direct popular eiec- low cse tom nil the beds in tht,rwuds to their co-members," hon of the president,
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Mrs. Bowers lives at XL5 Len- jand wtdte tiw iutirci.
said Mrs. ilowers.
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The national League has dc- iwo! Beach Drive, BAg hear, the unicolor theme in the bath-

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towel surface or other
ftffair5 improved efficiently
a lodder, put an extension on as they are great entertain- cloth if a regular felt board through own efforts. Cut down
on expenses and find the right

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cu't five times as muck

Robert Bnisson, 401 West Tenth they'll give you

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that you gain their support and
T.rryclot'n towels sewn toH.Ilywood Squar..
taited to k-now how to paint but not too heavily. Roll It gether mak. easy-tlaunder will be assured of success. Find 11:30
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seswirl-patterned plaster. The onto the ceiling. This will cover
gar picnic tablecloths that new methods for improving
Sail McCoy.
plasterer for our new home said the design while painting In th. and
can be kept ready Sn the picnic curity. Don't confide in strangAPTISNOON
that this should be spray psint- grooves. The design will be a basket. It's an excellent way to ers.
J.opardv
ed. If a professional painter deep as it was originally.
AQL'.-UtIUS IJan. 21 to Feb. I 2:00
use up the mixed match seta. 19
When. lbs H.ant Is
cannot be afforded, use a spray EDWARD
You are thinking very
Felt
puarlee
are
PeIls Problem
great for clearly, wisely and actively and
can under pressure. Keep the
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Who, W.I or Where
any
FOLLY—Do
DEAR
of
tots
traveling
or
confined
to
can
pioneer
in
some
direction
12:30
can at least 18 inches from the
tsr Tomorrow
S..rch
your readers know how to bed. Cut simple form. (squares, that can rnve very successful.
VIRGIL
plaster.
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DEAR FOLLY--I am a make Mexican flowers out of circles, triangles, etc.) from flare those talks with assodates
0 That Girl
help Maxine, who would like to they are so pretty and would then cut these pieces Into put. better. Be practical.
MRS. B. ale forms. Vary the size, and
paint her swirl-painted, plaster like t malts some.
PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20)
ceiling. Cover all the furniture G.
colors for Interest. They never - -Stow others that you have

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Voters Plan

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Friday. Feb. 13. 10:00 a.m. at Mrs. C. It. Jones as hostesses. Flower Arrangements.

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Sr::th lost three trump tr: L
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Then he would simply lead nut
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practically. Don't
,.d a club for down one."
TUESDAY
thre. rounds of trump.. East
ATI
Jim: "Unlucky, but pcor pisy.
MO*P4ING
4922
would win th. third trump lead glect pleasure after your work
South should hare led a lcw
done.
roth
and play a spade or diamond.
rt, not the jack. If trumps
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 1) 6:15 fi VI Classroom
In a spade play, W st would
'cre going to break 3$, he
there. —Find the right outlets so that 6:45 0 Sunsbin. Almanac
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and
he
squeazed
then
2,
would guard agalns a 4-2
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and either you gain the respect of co0 Sunshlns Almanac
North would
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break with divided honors.
take four diamonds or three workers. Be sure to think of 7:00 fi T,d.y
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'Where did the futility come
0 News
diamonds and a heart, depend- their comfort. and welfare.
Opening
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form of death Gain the backing of those you
WhiCh
7:15 0 So'o Th. Clown
Oswald: "At the other ta"le,
need most. Be devoted to mate
played
out
a
couple
of
high
West
had
chosen,"
1:00 0 Captain Kangaroo
North became declarer at six
Jim:
"The
diamond
lead
tonight.
dubs. je won a spade lead, trumps and attacked diamonds,
North SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to 530 Q Fran Canton
a spade In dummy, came only to wind uj losing a club would bethe
won
In
the
lead of the last Dcc 21)— You can get those 9:00 0 H. Said—Sb. SaId
and
hsnd
diamond."
his hand with the ace of and a
0 Ronpar Seem
trump would squecze Went the responsibilities handled in good
mean.
you
what
Jim: "I see
hearta, ru.ffed his last spade,
0 Movi.
time now. Then oft to the fun
L1"e our readers a chance tt-o see how North should have same Wr.y."_________________
places that appeal to you. lIe 9:30 j Galloping Gourmif
0 DavId Frost
charming onci pleasant with
0 II T.s Two
By Polly Cramer everyone. Improve relation- 10:00
10t30 0 C.nc.ntratlon
ships.
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from extreme heat. Do
Mrs. ILII. Farther Jr. and Mrs.
MAGNOLIA: Meets Thursday,
ROSE: FrIday. Feb. 13. ft:4
windows. Why? Because th..
and cut mu the
Earl Nlblisck.
Feb. 12, 9:30 a. m. at 2456 Mel. a. m. at the home of Mrs. Char- not 1ies.

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Myrtle Wallin and Hazel Gilhuts'; finance, Moble Browut, Myers and Eva Williams.
flowers,
Bertha Snyder
Mae
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floor work, Haze
Call
Glihuly and Myrtle Wallin;
mttatory. Nell Futrell; pro
Rubow and
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0 M.yb.rry SF0
should,
set up
a heart.
diamondhave
squeeze
against
Vest. grte' rapport. Re careful f 9:30 0 Ceuus.cr.tea of
Fplscopal Rl,hop of
those who want to make trouble
lie would start the panic way
c.ntr.l FI.,Id.
by rutting a spade at trick two, beteen
You.
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F.:th became declarer itt four
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jr dummy. cashed the ace
ipa, came to his hand with
a dianiond and led his jack

Tiit- ltz'B . 1)upliz-at Bridgt directioi of Mi. EUa. .Itiiiu
Mr Alvin racchir. and Mrs 'and Mrs. Harold Ogden; fifth. HAVE BLADDER IRRiTATION
C'ommnn Eldn
6d
Club met at the Fireman's Re.
North-south winners were Norman Me::er: third, Mrs. Mrs. Edna RcIiley and Arthur nons anl-z rwl- a
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creation hail Tuesday afternoon first, Mrs. W 0. Bennett and Stanle Adams and Oscar CrosI men. often raulirir tenseness aM
ttctuIfl u,Ifla,to. Secondari?
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feel otde?, t1rru. tie- East-west wInner's WCTt first.
In su. cases. C'S"IZ' usuat).- hrin, rriolng cnmfnt 1w cb..
Mr. and Mrs. George Pearsall; Inc germs In sid urine. 101 *'Int
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Uie new and better methods 130 0 H.r.'. Lucy
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W(DIO FAMOUS OUTDOOR DRAMA
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Although red, white and navy get bigger th
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a "young, unwrinkled grand- helps you realiie your own dc
mother of 50," and I couldn't stres
MOON ('ilIl,I)flFN (June
be happier. This little grandmother is warm and affection- to July 211--- Make sure that

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silk jersey, unlined tIUtIst't Ii, f
Ii was annozmceci the annuni millat. M. R. Strickland. T. . -'"' U. hi

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an') Miss Francis his daughfrr
where you can get the intorune- durLng which the vast cavorts MIIt"ru flerle, Fleinor l'arker. I 1'irertd hy .loPin Stuirp
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;tsky and gurut tar J.'ui'nh ('uutleu. Jill SI John,
thu o ,&amp;l. flon't ontltfr In hi Iii.'
off to a gd '.rt h.,f
DFAR ABR': ThIs is for are devoted is very Important lines as war hero Joe Kowalski. Frnest flor,nine 'Ihe story nf (jovie Al becomes Uncle Via rrank Fanrt. and his climb from
the benefit of 'DISGUSTED ,,,.
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June
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dlmir for the night, hut his a i'icler at a lrlle shov t"
SISTER" who wondered why

NAMELESS FlUENt)
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DEAR FRlFN1): Tell your
I get so nervous thinking
friend that you will give her
ft:'. Tnicht happen again I
three da)s in which to tell bet
ct sleep at night. What do
donor, and If SHE doc't tell
iggest ALV'S WiFE
tEAR WIFE: I suggest you him, YOU will tell him, be

He wraps up the outfit with a nipped-in jacket and

white wool costume (center) is in printed challis

pfl.

'.ise up, Mom, stp whining
and start l'okin,. Sign sn#,

because he doesn't know she
1e HE stood there talking
Is on pills. She baa two young
tO ber.
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Refreshments werp served by - "midway" punt.
was presented by Mrs. T. J. the poetry hook of the Rible.
the hostesses to the following
Two great fashions in th
At the business s"stnr. pro- Mme.: Martin Rran- . W fT
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Nldi-ienth flnuy shirt and
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was a private group, who had (o put loin tuotion thit
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rented the ;iool for the e%'n• ot actito that mris n much a mi'I mannered, elderly tattk
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might Join such a plan. Now
a report released Sunda mates, the report saia.
Many ovcrpayment.s and oth each physician can set his o n medieurv under the Medicare
u' e it tear of work, the FlT)::rre Committee stall rec'om er types of abuses on tin' part of fee hut he is supposed to be hospital program, has poor al
ere found, the staff, reimbursed only on the basis of ntinistrative eeup,n'itv in tin
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his Ill-nation African gotxin ith breaking 1utiui t'iituning, a
t'trt'niist
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scene today, both
felony. but lie pleaded guilty to ' ill tour today in talks n lilt
and beyond. is
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a Ii. sst r charge of larceny
lu,ictn'ori
meeting flout., k-h Sunday night. Rogers a testimony it, a wise and
Huge, s '
Iii.' nighttunu', a illis(ieuueanur.
Ii) y.'eir-ol d monarch iu'.iied llemsan for his wise and kiUfuil policy."
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is fined $51) and rt'It',u'ss'd. ss itli tin'
Rogers disclosed he and the
Then he sueti the I3ri,ivs for lobbiuneil morning ss".sit,ns with coUneigetuti leadership of this
forei g n minister held
million
persons.
\lorultTan
Kort'igii
\flnisier •md&amp;'lh.idi ii4ttion of l4.i
$i(I,IIIl(I.
conference at the
In Nm uiiila'r, an cull-n oman I hiut,mis'h and Pouts- M iiuister The Lin later this month wilt a one-htnir
Saturd,y night
Rabat
Hilton
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MttlItiskd (011111%' 1)i'st rk't Court i5thun'd Leireiki.
hontIy
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purv cm antli'd 1&lt; cutka $111,000---

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them. Thatt's t-he Wat thing you country.
She li%'es at 70.1 Ilay\vood Dri%v,
var. do to aid in the release of t sipproach will
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the prisoners of star in North
hi t ddist r the letters of the
Th.' i'ttei s h'uid be' su'rsotIVietnam," sad Mr. Karl
to
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sill)
Ameriutn
public
written, not 1,ttltions, to
shot
who has a broth er, a pilot
th
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to
show
the
indigna
offitiali
settoac nitrites will be
down over I,orth Vktnsrn last au
Mr. Nice They
vest He is now on the lists of tion of Amer-n ans of the inhu supplied b
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the writer's In
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should
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express
thei missing in action (M15)
the
will
covetujimuittIo,,
the
treutnie'tit (if
rwu
trucks
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Rotsa Perot, the 'I ixas - .
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mnmllionnsirt who bar elected to 1. tuiti d 'tates, one in the rust
from
nhnmjld
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nile.
in
the
west
going
aid the families of P05.5's and
Mrc. Nice will Pet avsiilulcie
MIA., has s-icarheaded an m- city to city to gatht'r the let
! gankation, "United We Stimd." te'ra of the citizens and rally to Mcslit or ;irovide any Infor'
matson site may Pius. at hf I
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A young Puerto Rican, Hector
Mcanliile. antiwar luctions tori. Los. i\iigck", lioustor. and
By CARl. P. LELIIISI)ORF
Colon, died when the car In
Asi'iocluird Pres'. Writer
on the council were considering Detroit .
which he was a passenger wen:
WASHINGTON AP — The
The airing ol the Democraticout of control on State Road 7
Democratic Policy council was a bid to str.'ngthen the Hamshow prompted T. Coleman An- near the Palm Beach County.
man statement.
summoned into session today to
The all-clay council meeting drews Jr. of Richmond, Va.. na - line. Police said the vehicli
act or, a series of broad domespassed a southbound car, won:
tic and foreign policy suiu.- came a day after congressional tional chairman of the Amer!
control and flipped 25
ments including it call for total I)enrncrats presented a nation can party to ask maor televi out of
feet
into
the air. Color'- 'ir:
L.s wtihdrilW4d from Vietnam nll' televised view of thi state sion network!, Sunday night for age' was not availabie hut ano' the nation, an equal-time rewithin 18 months.
of the Union equal treatment for his organi- thonlhes said he was about 17.
Rep. Jack Brooks. fl-Tc,., ply to Nixon's State
Larry Wayne Arnold. 23, was
z.atrnn of third-party groups that
saying h' did not wont to under- message.
backed George C. Wallace's the victim of a two-cat mishaT
The Democratic
mine President Nixon's efforts
at the intersection of State Road
presidential campaign in 1961t,
to settle the war. suggested in cused on t troubled citizenry ,
The' Democratic Policy Coun- 574 and 4 near his hometown
advance of the meeting the' 66 and the issues of this congresheaded h' former Vice of Tampa. Police said Arnold'
member council Ielct' an spe. siomil election year. It consisted dil,
cli Ic time limit from the propos- of interviews and discussions President Hubert H. Humphrey. automobile went out of control.
was unit-ti lit the Harriman sub- i crossed the center line and hi:
al drafted by a subcommittee between congressional Democommittee proposal to reject anoth er car head on.
rr;it'- and tien. tit W,thIIW
headed hi': Avert'!! harriman
A 5-year.old Fort Lauderdale
President Nixon's policy of con--------------ditioning future U.S. troop with- pedestrian, John Carl Los. wa:
drawals on the Paris peace the victim of a hit-and•run ve
talks, the level of violence prog- hick. police said. investigating
i ans Showing
ress in developing South Viet- I officers said Los was knocked
about 140 feet In the mishap or.
tiamest' forces,
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should Commercial Boulevard
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the United States. That Interest
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Associated Pre-o. 'iS rtte
McGovern of South Dakota that and unequivocal commitment to
WASHINGTON(API - Sen ttit' administration is planning the American people that all
alt I(t'pupblicin are showing to maintain 250,000 troops
forct, will be withdrawr:
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rn' signs of unity on such con- Vietnam indefini te ly.
Vietnam. We see no yeatroversial Issues as Vietnam
Case indicated McGovern was
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Cooper stressed 1w has received
In contrast to some of the personal assurances from the
strains a' 1969, efforts for better President that the United States
relations by leading GOP is on it. way out of Vietnam.
moderate senators and the
The, commitec's senior Itt.
White HCUM' appear to 1w pay- publican, George D AJken of
big off.
Vermont, commented early last
An
accompanying
factor, week there would be a lot of poGOP politicians sn, Is Nixon's litical statements on Vietnam as
high ratings in popularity polls, the' election approaches. Then.
especially his handling of Viet.. he proceeded to stay away from
nqoncc
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tlit' SeSSIOnS except fur i couple
As a result, last week's re- of brief appcarunce.
newal of public hearings on
A for the Deniocrtt.. uttly
HOSTESS
Vietnam by tilt Senate Foreign committee Chairman J W. Fulmay not have the
Relationt Committee saw such bright. D-Ark.. anti Sen. Frani.
world on a string.
GOP doves as Clifford P. Case Church. fl-Idaho, did much crit
but she knows
o! New Jersey and John Slier. iceil quest;unmg. and . by the iei
your community
man Cooper of Kentucky take tin' even Churct didn't iir.'
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unit In the upp.,
hInd 32 4nrth ViIPutnq. Iii rVnit Allied
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Monnie Hill Bates, 55, of flinr
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Jasper died when a big truck
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when struck by a semitrailer
SHERIFF'S Deputy I J). M ilier r'rt'!v- rewa rd cti':'!. front W. 1:
truck as she walked along Suitr
I '.S Postal inspector. a - ttci'i:'i John Poll: looks tu;. 'Miller rect'vt'd titi
Road
200. Police said she wets
iivard its u resuh of the apprehension and conviction 1)1 Thomas P. Smith
from
East
Orange, N.J.
lzui April in the burglary of Mobile Manor Juritl Station Post Offic'e
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Africa) (AP) — "Tho next two 1bly reject quite a few on age I automobiles, and Owns 51 farmS I another hundred yeara.' T)m
years areg&amp;ng to be good ones. 1 grounds. The eldest is about 70 and 27 town properties.
for his strength and viril
Lots
01 children are going to be ant the youngest a few weeks A few yeart ago, newspaper
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he said, was "no smoking
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St.thuntsa feels It is wise to brought tax me down on h no drinking and plenty of meti'
- reputed to be one of AITiCZi.'S ri
"have good relations with my neck. Th e revenuers demanded elm' called Umangainla.
chest men.
"It is a wonderful stuff sn:
muItImilitonaire hirthpIac, which Is a frienLIb' $IDMOO. "I paid it from my petty
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man Who takes Lt can have
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many
wives at he likes
White South African tell
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spread far and wide among hi', est bride"a of in we that Sethuntsn's guard
A:ican monarchy
people. recently marked hs 90th frnn'
turn away Improperly dressec:
birthday by announcing he will Lesotho where he was born,
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The
partly,
dignified
mIllion
visitors,
"even if they're whit(
wives
to
his
ha
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aire
is
an
almost
legendary
fig.
!men."
One
newsman who re
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for
his
wealth
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Interviewed
Sethtmtc.
pregnant at the turn of the new nrc, lie is known
and authoritarian eccentricity, was greeted at the door by z'
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S a t h ii
there's going to be a war anc tional herb medidnes to build ii hnes with it damp cloth and
0 that the South African govern- I showy. S 105(100 mansion in the washed his car. Then Sethuntu.
La. ment will need many ioIdir. Transkei. the first of South At ri seated In state and wielding a
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about 200 children. and he est1 "homelands.' Here he lives in IhIa 20 wives to sing South Atri.
mates that he has enough sons splendid Isolation, protected by ca's national anthem
Sethur.sn told h' "fcftrr he R' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Were got to convince thes Educathni. lie has been workinie
courts there's a more reasonable I long hours since IIII• U.S. S11 II
than a niatliematit", l pre'tn.' Court on Jan. 14 issued
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ratio.'' JiuIutd said in -in ltit('r- fi (ot,iI nii-t'gi't'gatiwi UI tIt
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miles tin hour, an-cording to at study conducted for the
U.S.I)rpc*n(iurnt of 'I'ransportation. Iligh.cupeieltv inulIliuI. car treuiiis— as ft P 0 S 4- d in siugit' -cur :1111i.. now
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-The Ilattle (if the Champions"' will he stared
&lt; tonight at the Orlando Sports StadIum when "
r/. Mi'oun Mauler, the Southern Heau eight Chaineavy- Ir
. Funk, Jr. for the
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looked b1mik. But Tommy Bar"
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hit rIn va-P ron"cutive field' The %--rminolet, Art now IF-F
'o*ls smith about t e minutes 4mfl the season and has. alreiid*
left ir thr gi,mr t,rl tie it up wor. ttio Trkiov r-Arr.Plk As thry
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Jack Brisco will learn up with King Loule Tillet

H'I*t t Hiets Crooms

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1 Harvest Gold. Grar's Star, J %-ery rvvnly niatched jorriorm
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NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS
322.9254 or 323.0541

Commortial St.. Sanford.

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TitiVISIONSt.SETS is UP
Gramme? school sufficient for, Sanford.
dema.' Y.1O,ri. 4 for $80
or system. Pool
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GE .I.ctn.c ,aq.
MILLERS
many job. FREE booltat
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FSTOPIE STORES
garag. apantm.n' OId.r born. Can you qualify und.r FHA 2357
W.ttnqhoue.
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USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN
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TODAY giving name and address. ~:
have beautiful 4
Help Wem t*d1
$10.000.
GOODYEAR
JACKSON CERAMICS
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room '2 b:th
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STORE
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dituonal I.afus.,s nclud,uiq pool
34c Per Line
retired to suppla,"M Social So- , Now under construction. Act - - DAY
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13. Male curity. Executive secretary for
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~ am d tangos. good condition. 11Poo "404111 fops',. 117S. 122-1242.
WHY RENT
t Phori. 322.3113.
Not
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can be used for a l,d bedroom
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have 3" foamed In pl*ct Insula.
it today. 19.000 total price.
ADULTS 0 NO PETS
bath with divided bedroom corn. 1
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322.8060
on. c.un7-7443:,s.: of
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322.3411
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
III W. 2nd St.
pl.r Florida room, :q&amp;pp.d INVITATION TO
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kitchen end two-car onclosed Eight comfy room$. 3 bedroom%, Used
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2 baths In lovely neighborhood
IRAM FOR CONSECUTIVE IN~
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114 W. First Street
Blue rock. $fool. while rock
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brown rod fo, reefs dnv.s
Sanford Phone 323 0697
Golf Cours. dial horn. for
Effici.nncy Apartments Downt.wn SUNLAND 3 bedroom IItcb.n
WANT A CAR 7
NO CHANGI OP
SERTIONS
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO
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form*
plumbing
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room
Locaton. Near Shopping Confer
NEED CREDIT7
VARIOUS OUT OF TOWN AND 109 Elm Ave.
122-57SI ~
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pef;ng throughout. Now aluml.
equate feet of oor space. It's
ludiet all utilities. Adults Only.
ARE AVAILABLE AT THE SAN. PANELING $2 99: Flush cloor$
working condition&amp;. Contact Me ,
credit
num windows. Completely rt. j
got everyfh;mgl Control he&amp;
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modeled insd. end out $12
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CHRIS' CREDIT CARS
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ROMEL'S FURNITURE
f low Prices; front door%. , oil ~
3219 Hwy. 17-92 So.
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carpet
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r&amp;,*4. When you got earlier results.
St, lights. water furnished, $45. CITY Del fful 2 Eodroem wl f h
but'lf-Poo. Eye-llamf worl,"'4rihip. Sale - 160 Longwood Plate,!
131.3757
$10.95:
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lonqwood, Fl.., 8)1-7212.
Florida room and built-in kitAdults. 322.2296
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1 1961 Dodge SOO 2 door hardtop,
chon. Near hospital. JuO to- ,
Evenings and Sundays 322-5971
:. or;omfod ;ndividual with know- ONE BEDROOM furnished apart.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS
Thermo-fax copy machine with 300
ts to.
p. S.. air COMCI;6601414, AnIVI #Op.
duced to 112.600. Terms.
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6d9e of autemot;v* mechanics I, t"*nf. No pet%. 122-1141.
%hoof% paper. 180. Nowly rebuilt.
tape. 323-0112.
COUNTolY CLUB MANOR 3 bad.
Multiple Lifting Realtor
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CLASSIFICATIONS
room. 5 I
baths. Florida
959 S. Fr.neh
room: 322.4991
330
Upstairs. Downtown, Air condltleis.
arid at'$tuae, w. kayo an
1963 Ch.vrolst Impala 2$), 2 door
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automatic, newly
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NOTICES
vppes
w1! piørd• training. Tcp pay.
with wator. 322.5906 or 322P.r(.ct
Lady. Firm pric., $550.
wall to wall carp.tirig and brand
322.7530 Da $
biniefits arid worlin condtiens.
249 aft.r 4 p.m.
122-7S9&amp;
and 322-ISII.
me*, range and
roft;gerator. Lakofron) Lots A Acreage on an so
I-Lost £ Found
Yards post near Geneva.
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cont.30 Me
down.
$1
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Only
$100
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circulating
oil
hoofer.
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In good condition. $35
mUss N.E. of Sanford, 477.7223
$150 or b.st offer. 322.8602.
granted. Situp your loading arid
WAGEN, INC. H.-). 57.92 So., _______________________________
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377-5695.
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report covering that shooting
incident out In Iowa? You
know, where th e
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was shot while trying to enter
the home
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charges against the couple
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opinion of former Vommi4sinnpr Fmrl Iliggin''
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of dollars of tinpayers property," said If,gglnbotham, "along with valuable riparian rights clear to
the center of the Mt. Johns River channel in Lake
Slonror
'I't,e former commkioner maid further: l'ho'.
1 receive thi,.% land Rhould he
made to pay for it. ,rhe taxpayers have a right to he
paid for that property. Why. rme of the present city
('ommk41r,nerM (J)r. W. Vincent Rnh.rti l$v.a th.i'"
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am ai t was illegal or the city to
vacate the Seminole Boulevard right-of-way along
the lake without a public hearing. Jli said the City
(ommisslon had considered several times previously
of vacating the property but always voted to retain
It, that some time in the future the city may desire
to extend the street through to Virginia Avenue.
He pointed that the city was required to puT.
chase a small strip of land when It constructed foilday Isle. In clearing title for the island it was diacovered a very small Mtrip along the lakefront had
never been deeded to the city of Sanford by a DeIand
resident. The city purchased the Atrip for $2,2.0.

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man" appeared to tote their garbage from the tear of their house
to the collection truck. City Commissioner Gordon Meyer wantel to learn
the problems, trials and tribulations of the garbage collectors. Without
fanfare Monday he appeared at the city garage ruI Was assigned to a colOTTimflir,lection crew. Ile worked until wi'n - - Hilll i-epttrtm'd tit t)il' ('it
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4çkIn with rprs.ntAtvi'.i if
In the Ratfimid-MCCO1 feud the WInt.r Park Telephone
ensuing between Altamontm "otnsny and Bundy, who
Springs and the Board at Sent- stated that the line had been
mole County Commniuloners re. leaking for two to thre. day,.
girding a bill submitted by the
"In regard to the pipe being
county for 1642.82 for repairing broken in half. Lavender stated
Ifattaway Drive, due to a that there was no way of tall.
hunted water main. Altamonte lag what happened with the
emerged victorious in action of manhol, raved in"
the comyniuioners this morning.
Commfuloner Greg DrnmLatter. had transpired be- mond requested that Lavender

10-man team have quit, despite eost to the city will o.
art increase in pay (to $1.90 an
For $2 a month the city reif
Did you see Si inford s III
hotir) sinve Jan. 1. '
'gen. Abmham Ribicoff tells fellow Northern to comply with the court's finddent hs entitled to eight gar- tw9en the county and munid- provfdo the commissionor with
elected City Commissioner Gor.
Tile COnIllIISMIOfl had decided hri' nnI four trash pick-ups
liberals they are guilty of hypocrisy in dealing Ings.
pall ty for the past six months. a chronological
toting
garbage
on
at
its
Feb.
9
meeting
that
the
(Ion
Meyer
Well,
those
incarcerated
in
few
of
them
take
it
'1
think
its
the
month.
desegregation;
At a acce nt meeting of Alta- wItn.es, etC, of the incident
with school
Iowa State l'rison can't be all the city garbage tructs y.'ster- rity would hot requirit garbage grsutest buy of all the city see- monte City Council, Public
but A lexander injected that
the floor to agree with him. (Page 2)
to be placed at the curb.
vices,"
said
the
worn-out
Meyer.
cause
they
took
day?
lie
didn't
lose
his
job.
He
t.
Don
Bundy
adhe
was
In favor of "wting
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Works
Su
either
Sen. William Proxmire says the Pentagon has bad,
doing some personal r.- berum resolved to try to solve
u a collection for the benefit w
vised that the main was broken off the damage and accepting
fryer had these incidents to
"stolen $10 billion of the peace dividend"
the problem by again raising
of the couple.
to
know
why
search.
lie
wants
tell
following
his
morning's
in half and not, as it common. A1tamnta's investigation at
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posedly gained by administration military exthe wages of these men. A work:
the city can't keep laborers
in the joint In Rundys opinion face value."
pense cuts. (Page 2)
This morning's first tote- tote men on the city's garbage study is now being made to de
the damagi was caused by the
Alexander continued that the
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tormine what wages should be
phone call upped my spirits a trucks.
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county
road
coflapsiog,
due
to
incident
wad 5getting a ice of
ill
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Sports
(Continued on Page 2 Cot -"So I rode the garbage truck paid1 to these men and what the
bit
"The foundation fcr the
mileage from an insigni.f!cant
flOodf train rains,
-elimination of esarnesla (I for five hours yesterday," said
County Commission Chair- •ituation.
Fighting Seminoles travel to Daytona Beach didn't know what It meant, the tired commissioner, "and
man John Alexander made a
The commissioner. voted to
to meet scrappy Seabreeze Sand Crabs. (Page eith er ) Is proposing a constitu- iilicve me. I found out! I
point of clarification of the en- negate the debt but to Include
tional amendment that anybody wouldn't take the job for
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tire matter for the pries, 'Duo the fata which Drummond rt.
hour."
to one sided statements being quested in the record.
Dory Funk Jr. retains world title when Ms. engaged in a crime, such '
biking and entering shall not
From
0:45
to
noon
Meyer,
orTb, dwtic*tIon of bonds for
made down th ere (Altamonte)
souri Mauler is disqualified. (Page 6)
be Indemnified in any manner." dinarily self-employed as an
Road Su?t. J. C. Lavender contri&amp;ction of sewers on Hatp
Thanks to all of our walking agent for State Farm Insurstated that in his opinion the taway Drive also came into
Statewide Developments
medicos, we were told that since, toted garbage for the
manhole did not collapse dur- focus and has also been the
tin. weuhi bring the
rd
Sanford City C'onmntiion at
asaynesia is a medical term
City in the Wynnwood and
ing previous rains and on the nhj.'ct of much controversy ar4
to full nine-man st re ngth.
A legislator has proposed a seven-point t
for stupidness. (Gee, we shudda
Plnet'rest sections of Sanford. last night's meeting filled two
night of the occuzance he had
(Continued on Page 2 CoL 5)
Since the terms are stagger.
lie wanted to see what the of three openings on the San.
form of Florida's election laws to close what kno wn that, already.)
i'd, three openingii on the board
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f- the ford Industrial Cornniisslomm
he calls three loopholes which allow a politiwa--why
naming
a
occur
each
year.
cian to keep his benefactors in secrecy. (Page
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If you happen to see a 'lost' P
Roberts asked that the chamthird pending the receipt of
5)
bulldog around the area, one
recommemlatlon from the her make its recommendation
it
Treasurer Broward Williams' office has that has that house-broken
(;rettter
Sanford Chamber of soon so action can be taken on
earance, give Art Brown a
not been investigating st.ate funds in banks
State
appointing at next scheduled
('ornmerce.
where the state can collect the highest inter- call at 322-7540. Been the pet
('onlmi4lnn appointed John Fe!'. 3 meeting.
eat possible, a legislative committee is told. of the houiebold for a good
In other actktis concerning
Mt-ri-er,
United State Mink
many years, and now all of a
(Page 5)
prCli(ICflt, and re-appointed Carl the SIC, the Commission went
sudden he's missing.
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Dawane IT. I'CCk. (9 of 00 Schilke, llarcar Aluminum Pro- on record as having the BanYesterday's high 72 low 40
'WEATHER
duets preident, to new three- ford Airport opratlon be eonUP! cnrritd the story that Magnolia Drive. Deflary, an
with .04 inch of rain.
the industry re- timmued under the city manager's
Freeze warning for interior tonight ; fair for the first time, now we have ford herald carrier in the Gal- year term-I flfl
direct
cajse-and-effect
proof
denrod
Tars
rwond.Englih
Eeruitment
hoard
in line wIth a office for an interim period
a
through Wednesday. High 55 to 60 today, low
frost in interl- that cigarette smoking doea tates at-en, died suddenly own- retent undi'rsb*ndiiig with the until an autonomous authority
tonight in the 30s with patchy
day morning after being taken ('hamber of Commerce over can be establimuihed for the op.rcause cancer.
or.
atlon of the sir facility.
citys Industrial onerations.
Two scientists said that 14 to the Seminole Memorial l'i
Northwesterly winds 15 to 25 miles an
J. S. (Red) Cleveland, airport
Vinent
('ommissinnet W.
hour Wednesday. Small craft warnings in ef- of 813 beagle dogs they trained pital emergency room.
Roberta, in moving for the two manager, will continue his diiRetired from the Michigan
to smoke, developed lung canfect.
worked
additions,
said commission was ties as landlord of the IndusState Police, he had
More rain and snow spread across the cer.
trial-air facility and ovcree
for the Herald for several not hound to aeremt the cham
Know what that proves,
East today and another Arctic air TflaR probed
hers recornmuentlati,n tot mdi- the property from ha airport
don't you? If those 'does ever years
the northern plains and the Mjdwe-t.
Horn
in
Belmont,
Mkh.,
he
rated
a formula had been work- of flees.
AREN'T YOU GLAD YOU'RE LIVING get smart enough to teach those
Commission indicated attenMan, they've resided in Goldenrod for three rd out with the chamber, City
mutts to talk
HERE IN FLORIDA?
years, moving to Deltary only Commission and SIC each tion finally would be given to
really got It made!
recommending a man to serve discussion of th e Sanford Mu(Really, it smoking dog?) Of four days before his death
n the industrial board when nicipal Zoo and act a a?ecIaL
Daily Features
Survivors Include his wife,
course if you di, hay, a good
Feb. 16 meetIng at $ p.m, to
hunting dog, I'd play It safe. Vergh,, of libRary, and a ale- annual opening. occur.
Area deaths ..........2 Entertainment ..... 10
take
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Lock up all the weeds when ter, Mrs. l)orothy McNann, HeBridge .............. 9 hloromwope .. . •••• •
nimsI attraction.
theim will he considered by Canttrait. Mich.
you're rot inhaling 'cm.
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voted Commission almost
Of all knowledgt, the wise and at 2 p.m. 'hut-sday at 1)aviml yearly appointments to the
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Comics
any power needed to either ingood seek most to know them- Lang Funeral home Chapel, board.
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large or move the zoo to anSIC
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removed from a political meeting I' months ago.
During the city's confirmat ion ci municipal lip
pointees several week s ago Gerson had reqtnkd
that the council not reappomnt Freeman.
Gerson also claimed th at he vi-ill take legal action
to have Freeman di'harred from his law practice due
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(Editor's note: The Herald endeavored to per.
mit Freeman to offr- a rebuttal $0 Gerion's
JOHN A
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marks but was informed Freeman was out of the
Something mi g hty
city.)
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city fathers to ins estigate the possibilit' of the city regarding
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