11 10 272 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3850c8614b01afcf5819c79f54dece5f.pdf 229b6c285f5f0efdfae1f345fd36667b PDF Text Text I Thursday, Oct 19 172 6C—The Sanford Herald Mortgages 4 III i~_;,1. Eas ed For New Homes 83 ERIC 11 iRFS1F18 OTTAWA As part of the federal election campaign. the Canadian government has COtflt up with new regulation for government-backed mortgages wtuch make credit arrangements easier than ever before for those buying a low th medium-priced home. Under the NaUCIrUII Housing Act, the federal government backs mortgages which meet specific conditions, making it possible for prospective buyers to obtain Interest rates Ito 2 per cent lower than the g ing rate. The current NHA rate is 9 per C'(!flt Government boosters are hailing the new regulations as a great boon to the mass of Canadians now living in rented accommodation cau.c tJwv haven't been able Li save a down pavment 8uilders, too, are enthusiastic, because-the new rules will undoubtedly expand their potential market. Critics, hoiever, after charging that cased credit restnction5 are politically moti. valed, then proceed to cia mi new new housing policies are thencouragement to inflatioti It's a charge which is di! Iicult to deny. The ne regulations raise the' upper limit of an NHA. LJOkt'd IoirI from Prrviouslv nit' reriptent of an NHA niortoit' had to tic' able to carry principle, interest and taxes with Z per cent of montHio inc-unit'. If txith husband and wife were i'rkini: half the wife's ,4hir3 could tic' counted when calculating the znaxuiiuni al. hwed nirittily payment The or regulations boost the maximum rnonthl3 payment allowed to :io per cent of the teital combined income of tiusho rs.t ar In 'ft t, ii i,'s it v.acirr - 1 1-9 Wendell Jar'rarcl, chairman of the board, of the First ______ _,_.. National Rsnk of Maitland, announced today that the stockholders had approved the final two phases of a threephase capital program in the amount of $1.5 million. The total capital program consists of $500,000 in capital notes, convertible in $500,000 debentures, and $500,000 in common stock. Jarrard pointed out that the growth of the bank has been exce ptional and has moved from $8.5 million when piwchased by the Jarrard group to $47 million In current assets The new capital will provide the bank with a larger base for and expansion. The bank is currently involved in a $650,000 building expansion program which will exactly double the amount of usable space in the main building and 10 new drive-ins, eight of which will he musim i- ".ttflf in, it to take on the massive debt of owning their own home. It puts more money into the f Cnp)e C 7 Maitland Bank Expands erontimy on a debt basis The rnc've has undo'btect political appeal, but it broadens the large base of Cjsruidiit-is who already have a vested interest in seeing inflaion cimUnue For example, a couple hu ing a E12.000 home with a s*oo rnortgztge at 9 per c'erit over 25 years would p53 more than SIM . OM hefe the house was tr.al. theirs plus about 13010 in real estate taxes If tha t !IaTTIC hOUSt wererented at 5.3(K a month for 2. years, the bill would be 1!O,OOO. provided the rent was - - ' ii '.'- - . - FIRST NATIONAL Bank of Maitland is in the midst of a $1.5 milli Ofl capital outlay program. It is currently involved in a $650,000 building expansion program (above). Going Formal - not incremitsed There's the catch. The famih which buys a home and shouicler. such a thht load does s because of inflation expectations. It's those same inflation expectations which have driven interest rates up CCTII Ii and 12 per cent for private second mart— gages. It's a situation that the go'.'ernment encourages, accordin g to opposition leader Robert Stanfield, because the government, too, has a vested interest in mnflation So long as inflation contrnues, the government reaps a progressively higher share of the gross national product in taxes, without ititreas1T the taxation rate. says Stanfield Why Hecause as inflation devalues money salaries go up, but deduction rates stay the same The bung power of a 51,090 inc"ome tax deduclion decreases in dire-ct proportion to the rate of inflation Stanfield promises to irrt1 that tax wrinkle if he's elected by keying income tax cIrdurtiofl to the '; si ir.ai hvirii' O Cheaper Hour By began to turn around anc look We drove through the cooling automatic, with access from and unlimited in my direction. Stare is a autumn evening and arrived at four directions, customer parking which will better word They seemed the party just as the bar Miikc the Maitland Bank one ct We begar, the fall season by might. curious about 1113 Vital opened. Guests strolled in and the most accessible banking stacked themselves up against going to a formal banquet. A stat Like, "Who's he ITleasUririg the bars to eye other guests f acilities In all of Florida. "black tie" affair. The First National Bank of strolling In. We are not really into the over there. Quasimodo" Mait land has been the in' I looked back at them, raised it was quite a show. The male social *hirl that much, but we no'.ator of many new and whirl a little bit now and then. a claw and said: "Arrgh." outfits have reached the original banking programs mr iWby do I get impulses like colorful level of the female's. About once a year. Central Florida. the most doctor Just as gaudy. just as bright. This required me to go rent a way the ladies can controversial of which has been derided to go the basic black The only tuxe& If I'm going to go the th e program of free checking elegant route, I'll only go on an way th is year. "Oh, just con- t ü men these days is by accounts with no minimum ventional" said the fitter, a w ha t they don't wear. hourl3 basis were tuxedos of green balance which the bank cornWell, I could have told the little glumly. You could tell he By JOHN SINOR Copley News service Nixon inks Sharing Ac'! NEW PLASTIC FASTENERS S.cura-tie leader. Last year I selected a white dinner jacket with powder blue I'III RELEASED kpTYLEI Tex Al'' proximalcl%3901XKI northern pike obtained from a fe'ucral hatcher in Kansas have been released in Lake Quitman and in Houston county l.ke both in I:ast Texas The small fish were released portions in 'ilurscr3 coves of the lake sealed off by a pal'.' the'vlcne barrier draped over nylon netting When they are large- enough, the fish will be released into the main portions (it the lake — — pinstripes. Velvet lapels, and enough lace to make a petticoat down the front. It was a distinctive outfit. But not distinctive enough When we got to the banquet, there was only one other person wearing a tuxedo EXACTLY like mine. But he happened to be a gu who works at the same place. A lot of very clever people kept asking US: "What is that. the company issue tux" So much for rented elegance. State Gets Windfall I \1 I 'NJ 19 I nearly iqititi I't the ri'vc'iti" griverr,e,r fri fie('idlE',' St John funds, hot fe'ler,I ,tr.int i('fl .e'ijl r.t''i in Al') 4't charini' ailbotig), t here's said ''We will. of course, pro- limited to fX S i'niihon i'se the state finds replacement VltIi the stroki' ot a pert lii HO troll' iitor, t?i' rw ,rorie'. o" oltrnatI',p funding sour."revenue I 'liilailr'lptiin's Independence ruts meMn will repl a. ti o' t r o k"r, wi. I- i's ew crippled r'ht tdrn r Itoh 1(0111)', l'recitlent Nixon fare furi'k New mental heaith pr fIn coin 9W state Piperterl '.'.iil pti.'.'iil Florida with its gram-111 sire laqh.'rt "r..r. '4 ''flints a rjiir'qfjr,ti Pit the $l S million in social service grams, ti getemj fr.r LU S mil- lion to second windfall of federal funds lIds week some $A3 million in t i.v'jp Sharing Ilo'rIe3' , l';orlit'r Itik week, ('ongress 'd'• ''v.'rroel.' Nixon's veto of (hi' 121.5 Idilion Water I 'ollut inn Control a I, provl.htiig Florld. hh1 tiP to 152A i,iiiliiri t.i Itti' Friday, October 20, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Ilrn'.'i' sewage treatment over 65th Year, No. 44 Price 10 Cents the next three years r Nixon invited the nation's g governors to the signing oF th.' I revenue' sharing at noon. bit Gov. l{euliln Askew ii" t);'. :. TT-T. *Ie('lifle(I, saying he had a hut -' , '0: hedtih' of (office 0p$)tfltiItefit.s to ittenito iii 'l'allaluissee. .idoot ,i mobil,' innt.' In addition to the state's .me'ndment to the r'lty's inflino share of federal revenue, (hi' ' '-rdlnanre to ,sllnw ronxtric'tit . art also prcivi.Ies for .listril,ii4. i% f mobile home wtthu ark O AL tinii of uiriottii'r $97 3 million, ill. ,he municipality fail ed .i'.' 1 ___________ ______ ri'rtly to cities and counties. Ii __' )r night. Rut the failure meart A spukesntiiiii for the l)epartdr a temporary delay. "—i. I ia'nt of Administration (hi' ithniigh the proposed LOS A N(; El i:s (AP , A niai1 (Ida med hi'it'fi in in a I Icge(l extorti o n plo t state budget making agency tinanee was read in its entiret',' I ;igainsl itc'rtaiiivr .1oliiiui' ('arilu1 says jmhi'' struck hiuii 2' It) tiliw'. whib' lie '.aiii the 110011') seili irhih1y i''' ',,rtflfl ,v,sq -t.'fay.'d '.e''" tutu tlti' ),.i,ik .ijil i'.irii ;:uti'rc',I \', .iS Iiaiitli,'til )e'ej, 'io.ii (,hairrnan i.IIt'!'' until the 1973 LegIslature deiqites reminded that a puhhi' Richard ('ulkins, 32, of North I Iollvwood fliNt a compla i n t will) (he his \ ngt'Iv .'.irtng ts necessary under et Police internal Affairs Depart ment Thursday, clamming that lii' stilIt'r.'I ii.hes how to spend it nez' SrIflI. .iv before the inning orelinan numerous bruises and a black eye, according to his attorney, ,Jerrv Roth _____ 'The I,egisl:iture has to in he changed. appropriate it.'' he said. ''It indicating positlnns 'upposin, A police spokesman declined comment OII un' should probably be considered .. listing of th e prohibitions a('Ct1sit ions, A Iii with review of 'ihti homes being located ('tilk it and his '.'. k' 21 a pprehended the total state needs th at makes city wnre Jaques an: Friday night when they followed ('arson as he up the budget process.'' .'incilman E. I Williamsi" I carried out ransom delivery instructions ''lw shared federal revenue Williamson insisted there suburban Van Nuys. ('arson and his family had been will raise a 1972.73 surplus proV MEANS VICTO RY ; THANK Y 0 U ! .vithin the city limits no threatened with harm if the late night (alk show host Jet'teei by budget officials to which 'mild properly A ( ; RATE!" t I president of I 'n iteil Fund. Robert Morris right hokls $30 1 million. rezoned for trailer park unit failed to meet an extortionist's demands for an up a full page reminder from Th e Sanford herald, while Campaign Hut the f ed eral government's that the znring tesignation unspecified amount of money, A 0<4 largess ('000 s with some ( 'hairnian being created to ,irrnmmodat.' George I"oster flashes the "V for victory sign following the The ('ulkins later were released and III) C h arges tririgs attached that will bar'i' .0 builder, who wishes to mn,'-, annotln(i'me'nt that the goa l of S82.$K had been topped and that actual '.'. dre filed ga inst them, ( 'milk ui's wif e smilfe'rt'cI the sLite ) hard de' a tract of land for devatoprne'nt 11111(15 ijj tot let $fti,t;72 35. injuries iii the incident. Roth said. "At the present iec Ann Si.kowskm Photo rislons on welfare prograruis for if mobile Morrie park t line, the investigation by the Los Angeles Police the crippled and ill. 'i'uuinrilman Dick t:ronshii +4t I I epa r tin t'nt in dic ates the Cu 1k ins were following When the revenue sharing bill 17hh1 .rst said th e ordinance merely 411w '.'.' tiliIflhiiCI'ed Into final forIli 'mated ml new Mr. Carson simply because they were stargazing Lofliflit e John A. Spolskl extortion attempt,'' said ti) a congressional conference' 1..! F "signatinn md had nothing .i ,um)(I ai't' not iflVOl Veil in the committee ti with any particular area. I It' ittee restrictions on Dist. Atty, Joseph P. Busch. social service spending were 'hen admitted that an .utMore about that Sanford ' added. David ac. john, uirec or ,.-cation petition ti ir plflfl,' Christmas Parade of planning for the Department itiile home park in lland Maybe it'll all be cleared of I lealth and Rehabilitative Rehabilitative ,o'l'flt to 'l 127 'o , he Following the special meeting of Services, said (tic limitations .t:. ..''fl s'n1i104 :r ,iiIflt' this coming Tuesday at 6:30 will cost Florida $55 million in p.m. at the Sanford Chamber of rt'iJrt that their goal of '82 for i:nni, norto ''iergy $137 1'r It) ANN SIE('ZKOWSKI anticipated federal grants. i rn,.'r t.t.eu:;inti' -ifr:I]i:N Commerce meeting room. 72" had not only been met, but Pat Caverly, south clergy. Counrilomait 17min4ei i'Lutlotf, "To a certain extent that's It was it jubilant and enI hope so For th e "kids" taking from one pocket and put- thusiastue' group of United Fund surpassed with still more 1125 dentists, $670.: Dr. N. who has been encouraging the sake anyhow. ting it in another," St. John uluntt'.'rs who met at the conning in. A total of $867135 PaitLi for the demctor's, $685: creation if the inning for iii:; In defense of the JayCees, was reported as already Eric Anderson, for the funeral parcel if land said. Sanford Garden Center that 'inaccording to Jack Hunt who at collected for this year's cam- homes, $90.00: Reid Brodie. for -'it1on ptocedtlr'!s can be The social servutgs lost are Thursday night to hear the this time last year was paign, chaired by George the hospital, $69750. conclude' Pipreized tu. Treasurer For the Downtown I'ostet, with assistance by Curtis Dunnaway, reportlni unhappiness at the developBusiness Association arid, rri Unite.! Fund. (or the public employc's ment. He nn te nded that during Ii.bert Mos, co incidentally, th e 1st Vice president, and Jack floe-tier, $4401.31; for the schooLs, Ernest tu 4overrnent.mI experience he i President of the JCs, in his dual l'iwtey, with 34 of it) 'Ullti had never heard of having a immediate past president capacity to serving both Homer was master of reporting. $4797 72. Fifteen of public hearing for m zoning organizations disburct'remonles for th e informal the schools had 100 per cent ordinance se ments for the parade were dinner and reporting session, participation. Public hearing on the mobil" o fficially presented and aci with campaign chairman In residential division, Peggy home zoning hougnatiiin wa: cepted by the I)B, . George Foster introducing the Sumxr.erville, of the Girl Scout un for 7 pm,. Nov 'I. '.l.so a' Se co ndly, the reason you Ii vision heath. all of whom had program. reported $1069.13 iiid for public hearing it that time fly DONNA r". cant get an answer if you're commended the Cadette Scouts L'S th.. proposed 'able television impressive totals to report. calling the JC office is that they Gent' Keltoer, chairman of for iutslandin tervece to franchise 'irdinatice. dopttc m CASSEI.IIERRV— City no longer have a receptionist the commercial division, United Fund; -Sheila Brown for of the franchise to be will: Co u ncil. already down to Four - and I can't blame her For re ported a total of 12:1,000. This the southeastern part of the Seniinole Cablevision has been voting members with the loss of qu!tting. included $7,000 reported by Jim county. reporting that her 19 one if Crenalww"s pet prujet:ts Edith Duerr to the office of She worked 5' days a week Rasa For the Seminole Plaza volunteer's knocked on doors at acting mayor, will be reduced Despite '.Igoreius 'ippositlon and was paid $50 per week. ' and Casselberry area; Steve the Woi'idlands mind Rolling Hills fr.uuim Villi,tinsejn, Council on still further with the resignation (Which is under th e minimum Glover, Altamonte Springs, subdivisions and raised $885.15; 1-2 vote approved the hiring if .i of Thomas Napier. effective wage scale $1,242: Fern Park, C. Wergess, Beth Ilensun, Oviedo, 1600,60: full-time fireman to join Fir., Oct. 30, $1 ,115. Harvey Coulter, f HA. Smith, Sanford, 58117.30; Chief Car L.miinler 'in time pout Napier, concluding his fourth t",rt'st City. $115.; Julius Ruby Wilson, 13t)5i'Henry fire force' .ii .a salary of 56—W. year on City Council, told The )ilackwelder, ..'if Lake Mars, t.irng (ruin IThuluota -,vhu, in his Herald Thursday afternoon he Willianison objected to the P',1111 Don l3iotta, of t.ongwucxi, wheekhair. collected 1966. etnployniemit is titef Coujwihiztn had submitted his resignation If VOU'VC been rapping with Hornet, chairman of the pilot $"l with only one third oF the to the city and is resigning his gnes Weber He i.atd the the younger generation lately, tut.iI in; Arthur Evans, ( turin's, reported a total of hiring 'should not take place t'uiiployincnt at the Martinthen you must have been ini. tedo. $2,450 iwith Sen $40,453.31 Contributing to this until Marietta Corp. Nov. 1, when it formed that "w ha t this place K'nneth Plante donating $500 of total were Robert Shetlden of .iuthurize.'if in theicie Active in civic andgovernneeds" Is a place for us to go. thiS ;Iuliouflt 1. Mayor Granville the tel e phone company, who -' mental affairs in the coin"There's no th ing for us to I]rown, of Winter Spring's, reported 14,579.72; Arthur ununity during his nearly seven do," Bu l leti n " ith a .100 per cent over his goal Mackey of Florida Power mind ) cars residence in Casselberry, Well, in ca se you haven't tight, ,if titmil $1,350. $4,518.40; Dynatriinics, the ('ouncilnuin has accepted l''.f,l.,tI1.tssE1; heard, that's ancient history 1311 Burden, chairman of $1.300 Stromberg-Carlson, i"Iurtda Gut. .mtl Fresh waLer the' iitin of chief of purTHOMAS NAI'Iilc now cause we have a teenage the financial division $4,). Chase and Company. Fish LolilIIIiSSll,n '.g4,.1j today to chasing contracts with the club at 2401 French Avenue ... banks and represented by Mike Evans, lift the daiighi ban rn I.rotlthr'. representing the I)cpartuienìt of (;'nerul Ser- Since three lx'sutive votes are formerly Th e Fountain. Sn'. COlt's and loans establish- 32,311 50; Deep South (nliip1iny ii the M. Juti,, iti'. er mind iii% irt', for the State of Florida Ili nt'ede if to pass any umeasurt', It'll retain the "nite club'' iiit.'Iit3, $9,6J W. Reporting for in S''uth Scniinut, Md. j'iluiang lakes. si'tort1Ing to 'l';tllatiassce. remaining iiteuuibers of council atmosphere' without army The family—wife, Jumeniita, will tiavt' to agree' on t'i'ti it'uii Vernon Mize, who was a-ent. Sanford herald, $1,417 $0: Stmi(e I(cp. Gene %lutumv. The alcoholic be.'vt'; mige's, naturally. h.iiriiun of the professional Wjt'r unnet, L.C. Nuriiian, dt'e'iie,.i came in the wake of a and daughters, Monica. Claire or the' cit govt'rnment will They'll feature live enand Andrea will be joining him eteunt' virtually to a standstill division, a total of ss, ittso pre'udent, $45343; mind Francis public hearing in Sualurel where' thru tertainment tertainmentThursday in the stale cojutal, following lkunamnuig counciltimen art' or Attoroc) Harvey Alpert, t)ormaa, of Cobia Boats, 173 ejiumercusl I ishermueui Sunday. According to Heinz the salt' of their tiouiie .it 181 John Zac'co Harry Saitebrook reported that from that group, 53.010 $0 (unicef out to 'n'ck th e removal Kourinu arid l)unald Suenders, li rt't'ei'.'ed, Niurthiiiuur iteind $2,050; Jack ii ih,- 'uaui i,'. ; mud Jot111 1,eightv acting co-managers, it'll be open illimun's, for the miec-uwitants N apier s resignation will dim iruuiii ii. Satimbroeck s and seven days a wee'k. leave oni)' three utiiig LA'lght) 's seat's are both up fur $395; arid Architect's aui Now it's up to the kids iiue'tiitic'rs tint the City ('tium-il. election in lh'uenimber. engineer's, $2.; Fr. Wilhiauit If the v offer ffiellLselves ' ' ___________ their cu-operation iand I do mean by policing it ttieuumse-lve.s and not let a couple of 'kook's' he like ill(ruin a good thing 1.4 drug route?? There are a hmerk4f -a-kit of u' vw tsus S "Z&-and-over" who are in your 1595 lviti Diffeynt Mudvix Chuue, corner, kid's. Surprise us and prove that It cmii hi' ditto-' L'uLOS CUTLASS S .. t by Dennison 59c :' •'],c - " ' ' - -- Put away your string, tape and rubber bands. ijrrath Use these new space-age. all-purpose nylon fasteners. Neat, strong, long lasting. Fasten be Instantly. Won't slip, rust, or scratch. Can scissors or knife. removed only by cutting with Use on trash and garbage bogs, stoics plants, bundle wires or extension cords, attach lights to Christmas tress, hold keys, nuts, washers. 25 V* la •, - S - '- "-' . ' ., - . . -.-: '' P Of 95 - . I -- , me . Ai ~ -_ ' .t . -. . r_. . . ' - '. . Beating '- ' 82,000 ' - ', - ________ — . - - . ' The only lock that secures any type of machine at two point; which is mandatory for security. will fit on any disk site office Adjustable machine. Si mple and easy to install, without removing mounting screws on machine. Can be removed only by k.yholder. Completely --' _____ tamperproof. J — "ç__it A Little Lock Ties Up Your Phone Mobile Ho He ar i n .......-...--. -- -' - I '_.' '. . — - -' ' - -. ' $ '.' Carson Fan Tells ~~-, *_ Main Spcurity Office Machine Lock - . bil IC7!..1-1 #1I 4----,"""'", . r F .- - , ? to pkg. ~ C n .:" , - - I I ' .i't f-I . , "tk I ~,X 0 ~ N \Z?1f\ \ \N:"5N' ' _________ -, $495 . Over _--- Phon. lock is a new concept in telephone locks. It works on touch-tone or dial type disk phones and saves on costly unauthorized calls. Prevents cheating by pulsing the phone and has double bitted security lock to prevent lock picking. Heavy-duty steel. 7 - - $8 6 , 600 Do nated - II ) lit ; vi's! , - ~ __ -~_ 14, IL I V , , ~-~j ~~ ! , -, --,- . - , ~__Iz. V '', W ~~,~, ,~ I ~ .-__ __ 44 I -1,:-~_-..,~1 - "110001- I 1~ 10 t 111, , - , ~ ~!,!~" l~ ,- a] . $9050 InI s.-NF( )RI) - Napier Res g n s 0 U iic i I Pos o i Q fl - t Today's thief enters through doors, windows, every possible means of access. the roof When he enters your horn., office or business be ready for hP'n with this Intruder Alarm. It floods o given area with harmless, high-fr.. qu.ncy sound waves and helps frighten hut away or warn neighbors of his presence. — 0Y . — - I . 'e'u r l &Z _00"`~_— ;7_~ - - --__. 0 I 7 - I 4 1 _ — , -- Help Stop Intruders with 3M Alarm 1. 51 I t'I'I?' audible Other people in the store r 4 0 1 - fitter my size. But he would wanted to suit me up like a velvet, gold silk and purple menced on May 1, 1972. This expansion will be the satin. One young man had on a have none of that. He Insisted peacock. first phase of a land develop"Black tie" no longer reqsharp uresharp pair of flare trousers, a on measuring me with his tape a black tie, You can go in purple beautiful shirt, and a blue jean men! program which will And for some re4son, h eventually utilize all of the eight assistant stood about 20 paces corduroy these days You can jacket. He didn't look a bit out and one-half acres on which tht get away with gold lame ties, if of place for some reason. away, writing down the figures existing facility is located As we were waiting for the So the fitter had to practically you want to. You can get a Their master plan calls f or tuxedo that only Liberace bartender to finish constructing shout them across the room. uple of brandy things, up retention of trees and greenery He measured my neck and would have worn a few years a co toward the end of rn.atnt.ainxng i strolled that other guy, my velk'd a number. He measured ago. campus-like atmosphere However. I got burned last f'uc worker. nis arms and %'t'flt'd another. u'ka.n I Wpm In Ihg' tnymThen in waist He' sounded like a quarterback calling an affair dressed like a band W ) . - a . A 8 . - , " . PATIO HOMES I 1'. 4' DUKE MILLS. head of Better Business depa:tmf'nt of Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce, was guest speaker at the initial dinner meeting of Citrus Charter Chapter of American Business Women's Association held at Lard 0' lakes Country Club, Casselberry. 1k' spoke on how his office functions and benefits consumer. Mrs. Nina Brodie is interim president of the new chapter. which will elect officers in November. Marilyn Gordon Photo' -- . . , - W~ I-- - = , i~ *-W -A-` - _i_,.. Destroy Confidential ~" - —a I 'I - -_______ F7 r•. ..-.es. .- c in Sanora otters you a rie.. and c,c't C,r Patio Privacy Home 'ne'pt of I'v'ing Personal Privacy in your home and yard your chance for greater pece, security ar'd serenity then you've ever known An attractive permanent garden wall Surrounds your home and yard Windows do not look into neighbor's windows nor yards into yards. 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L l C.,,a,, 353.4544 Dsy's', $..d 2555202 D.t.,'d 5.'.,d 4454434 'i..., e oo . Coc o s 612- 114 ) . S.v$i •'...'d 262.47 Ti,,.,111 27.4159 - Funds Sought For Yule Parade 95 )t Protects cash, stocks, bonds, securities, important papers, coins, stamps, collections, lew.lry, valuables. Perfect for the office, for the horne or the traveler. Dual combination and key lock, a removable tray, self-opening and locking lid, double wall construction, dual latch.,, chrome plat,d hardware, Burglar alarm rings when moved, opened or ift.d. - By 1111.1. S('OTT ly) 00 if ou'ri' A reminder 'l'urned down by the Sanford planning on writing)our l)owntowui liui'slnt"s's Associathoughts to tue, or want some bun • h)HA for funds to support advance publicity, please allow time annual Chrtstnias Parade, sufficient tiiiie. the Sanfnrd-.Se'nuiInolt' Jaycees Take (tie' ('mist' of Sanford Port ' . I' Adiinnistrator Jim It) an called and told rime that a letter Weather nimailed from Sanford on Sept. 22 Yesteidiiy'ti high 90 low this was received by hi's Sanford niurrilng 87 with .10 of an incti of office on October 18. this rliihm morning. Partly Almost a month. And this was it thank you cloudy to ix'cusioniilly cloudy note, too, (Good hung he's not through Sa turday, Chance of an elderly chap, >ou know.. showers today and becoming a ('OUld.a kicked-the 'si-cute without little cooler. Afterumisni high's low 80, 11,1W ever knowing, eti" Hey tonight low GOs. question, please. Do Itain soaked wide areas of the you think it would huive gotten West today while clear and cold here any sooner If it has been doniiinmtiteol much of the we'iittwr uir'nimaikoP First hIrother, - . - O?hor models vI the vt dorm from $10. 9 5 '1s's • , . ,;al. - . - FINANCING --- C , . . . - _________ . 'l'iiurseiay iiigtit '.'iitt'd to seek help from ii other sources, luicludaug thu Sanford Plata timerchinrits and the Greater Sanford ('ha,nber of Commerce. The Jaycee action, OH Ii motion by Larry lilitir unit at,ieuidt'el by Jiihiri Morris, c alled lot the tippoititiiietit of coziuiiitte,'e, hicueket by Jaycee President George ('rosaley, to contact the Sanford Platatuierchants, Chamber of Commerce, arid others. Morris' amendmmwnt would have the Jaycees exploring all uiieans of funding, even to seeking jiint ventures with other cIvic clubs. Named to time group % lilt President Crossley to seek 'support were William Reed, and Blair. Juyt't'e at- titus followed a 'I'tiurIay vote by the 1)own- tei'.'.ui flusuo''ss :\'s',cle'i,iiIfi lit lii partu Iiate '.% itti tile J .1). cc in putting on this )'e'ar's holiday festivities. Nor hum Frunu'ouer, L)HA I)rusi(lt'tmt, said the downtowii. en we're "adamant" in out tinting to join with time' Ju tt't' iii time' annual Ju'st-mitter-'l'husnksgiving particle, whit-ti heralds the Christmas season. Crouley told the Jm)ceo of' fictitla he had been advised that funding front the DHA was not available thIs year. "We mu It for 23 years and tit) until li*'st year I felt We 111(1 is good jOb,'' Crossley added lie cliii nut t.%,. plalti what happened In 1911 to cause the IHIA to ''sour" on the project. "The are concerned aitiout whiettwr wi- will have a parade, r.id I 'd like to suggest e'itiieiis 70 eet tItuoe IIui:t t.itu't t,td 'r.'n Lii I ieutliuie.'el, 1 'i ek' 1hldie'd eight toLU 111ere1iazmt. w he' Ii' 1k 'suggt'stt'd the Iradt' be uiutist of the funding, had tired oh down highway U 5, 17-92 footing the bills every )ear through time Sanford Plata, Morris athiveti he was told b instead cit the traditional ekiwn- a downtown merchant that ht' town First Street route. weculd e'k'se tn's 'store during the .\- Ohm t''.pltuiatiui w hs the parade, rat her than a 1)11 had backed-tilt tuimeluig the people inside' to 'Ltuidle It,.. project, Jaycee treasurer Jack iiiert'ttnutdiw 69 COnVL'tibtu, AulumaI.. Rj0iu 67 Stijnet, 'i time - ' ' - TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MK z 1695 (ii. bive, Wit.. Wi'w.ts. a,,iitj tu'sav 66 0000E CORONET. 00 PAiS SIA '4.'.t3ON 65 RAMBLER CLASSIC 03 Autuenjti Air. Automatic. New , uturnts, 1295 $595 1 tire's $ Ciilintiv; DOOG E OaT A Rvai Net.. ci, -_ 395 595 1973 VW's NOW IN STOCK I n dex CoMf in thi s w,ek.nd ,snd oca, u'.er the .h.anges ci thi'. ,jr'. ,'WPi,;u ,ç re 0c iv n'..jei's Area deaths ilrtetge ('di('lkI an 'tiuruti director) ('tmureh lle%oi, h ('lassificti ad's ('titimtt's ('r(i's's'.'..lrtI ituzzle Dear Ahoy Editorial t'oiiitimeimt 3/ sn Euitertainti,tenit Farm new's ti, A hhirost'eipt' 811 1 lOd)utIl flute's M I'ublie' 811711 Sttt'it't 611 Siic'nts 511 Stock's SB TV IA i'asbkhopping Guild Guild sit JA neitie'c 411 (;uide' build TEST DRIVE THE MODEL OF YOUR CHOICE!!! BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN,114C ii.'i% It'.i,'i , di IS I) 31191o4mv II S.wDe ¶',enl,sdPh Ill lilt OsIan.I,il'h 544 1414 0 I 0 ) C '(, DSL A ' ¼)c iii,, i'-91&1twe tiLi',JPit 'i'ssi '.,snitr.J P's lit ISsa ,, �Ell Glenn Turner Trial May '8 Be Given To Jury Today Friday, Oct. 20 1972 2A—The Sanford Herald ' I Pastor's Corner Twin Popes Of The Jewish State 0 . Savior For Us By REV. Elect Two New Chief is Rabb Israelis Testament was handed down the sword and the Bible arc from heaven, a sword was preparing to take over is chief rabbis of Israel, the new tern TEL AVIV AP) - Legend wrapped in the set-oils. This week two men forged by popes of the Jewish state. says that when the Old B ARTHUR MAX Associated Press Writer LERO U. SOPF.R Episcopal Church — I I . — Guest-M nister i Preach Here T'c rcncc E Webb, I He along with Mrs. Webb and their family, will be guests of the First Baptist Ch urch of Sanford Sunday. at the Invita tion of the church's committee on minister of educatum. The Webbs will -,- arrive in Sanford this Saturday and remain until late afternoon on Sunday. The committee I scheduled to meet with them at 6p.m.onSaturday.The)Willbe guests at a cV't(14.ish supper .i' at 7 p.m. Saturday, he will be speaking briefl y in both of the worship services on Sunday morning, and they will again meet the committee at 2 p.m.. Sunday. ' Born at Nolan, Texas, Webb 1111 is a graduate of HardinSimmons University, Abilene, Texas, and received the REV. WEBB bachelor of divinity degree from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminar)', professor, public school teacher, and state Louisville, Ky. has member. Since 1968, Webb An ordained minister be of public served as student pastor, been secretary minister of education, college relations for the Georgia Baptist Convention staff. In this relationship, he has worked closely with state leaders Great Lakes church program services, including Sunday School, Church Training, Brotherhood, Sets Meet Woman's Missionary Union, evangelism, and stewardship. , After graduating from I, .II I & LK' II ',J" (4 senunary, Webb was minister Club of Deltona, a social of education and associate of organization former pastor of Pope Drive Baptist residents of Michigan, MinChurch, Anders'ri, S.C. 195 nesota, Wisconsin and Canada, 1963 From the time he was a will hold a dinner meeting college student, Webb has done Wednmday, Cki. 25. at the lake courses, and led communit) center cm workshops for Monroe at 6 P. M. Reservations Sunday School, Church in advance may be made and by Training, WMU, calling Elean or Jackson 574- Brotherhood For 13 years, 1882. Webb has written study Entertainment will be f1Iatflais and feature articles presented by Dance Unlimited , for Baptist publications frolii an energetic group of young the Sunday School Board, (Lincers. Brotherhood Commission, and Annual dues may be paid at Woman's Missionary Union. this meeti ng. has held leadership positions in associational work and in interdeand Baptist , — Art Lessons Scheduled For Adults The Sanford Recreation Department will sponsor Art Lesscns for Adults il&.& above starting Nov. 7. Regist ration will begin Oct. 24. with a registration fee of $6 for the 6 week 'oijr. The class will be limited to IS students. Students will supply own materials toil paints. turpentine, rags, etc.) Mrs. Judy Malony will be instructor. Students will meet in the youth wing of the Civic Center each Tuesda) 9:30-11:30, All non-residents must purchase a non-resident card bef*e rrgistellfllt. For further information call the Sanford H.ecreation DepaJlment. 322-i11 i-ti 18 riominational groups. Chorus An organizational rncetng to form a county-wide mixed chorus will be held on Thursday at 7:30 p.m The chorus will use the activities room of the Lutheran Church of Good Shepherd on 1742 just south of Sanford. Mrs. Guy Bishop will be tht director. Mrs Bishop is well known In the area as an accomplished choral director and music teacher. The Chorus Is being organized as an activity of Project "Greatest" Urotagh the adult education division of Seminole Junior College. Although the chorus Is being formed prunaxily for senior ritirens any adult may belong Goren, $5. a father of three, the Sephariftin of oriental ex- isfaction - by the outgoing chief rabbis. Such as: can hastraction, To most Israelis, who are not lards marry? Are conversions and Vosef, CLEMtWA1'E B, Fla. Glenn W. Turner, on trial For allegedly violating p Florida's securities law, says he is puzzled over the state prosecution because the government is " supposed to help bustne.ss, not knock theta out. 'I don't understand uthy tile and (he state can't work sonicthing nid so you don't have to have a trial," Turner testified Thursday as the defense eniled its presentation to the threeS man, three woman Pinellas County Circuit Court jiir - . Judge flotwrt I. Williams %t as ('XjiC('tCtl to )1Vt' the i',,si' to the jury today alter the prosecution and defense give closing argunients. Turner, whose Dare To lie Businessman 0., _ - - The other is Iraqi-born Ovadiah \'osef. who as a rabbinical -. 49 I . * in a modern exodus to Israel. Go ren and \'osef were el ec ted last Sunday to head the rebious establishment by 150 Jewish Biblical scholars and politicians ho reject the intolerance of the previous chief rabbis to%A ard lael's secular major- r" \ - n judge in Egypt 24 'ears ago posed the authorities and helped hundreds of Jews escape 4 . l' N11 I .4 REV. 1\Nl) MRS. C. B. DA\VSEY Missionaries course has .. .1 , - conic under fire In sonic 40 states, Is accused of 65 4 " Anyone who th inks I am goto cause revolutions is mistaken Ido not intend to deviate onr iota from Halnch - an cient Jewish lan;' Goren said afcrtheelection. But he added 1w intends to prove that It ic pOs.slblC to li-e in modern times in keeping wi th the law." \'osef said his ambition was to "restore the rabbinate — which has sunk to an all-time JV r Great self-confidence t)4istlmig - C it• of selling luiregistereti securities In Florida . Under the four-It'vt'l Dare Ti' lie Great inntiva(iomiiil jirttgriiu, Flag stickpin and lntuitq ninth' of Fetal .'sill skin. ''I wanted IN'ctplc to gel their money's worth What we're ci'$lirig is it itiami himself Aimiu'ik'nmi $.5,(X1. buyers are allowed to sell the course to others for it t'oiiimiils. sititi alter reaching the third and fourth level. 'liii' state alleges (hut payment III the roninulssinris rep. it security under i"lorkli law iuhlIi' (iii' 1 1 0 ins the prograimi Is ' uiothi 1, tii more than it philsophy - . . of an W)1I('il costs from 1,100 to inik'pt.'fltlt'iit Tuirni'r's testimony was ri lH'sit('ull)' interrupted by sh'Iu'ns' nliju'ititins and Judge Wililauts i'rti#'ru'ui the sali'stiiari not to , testify iilsout his IIWII li'iin'st the titfItt'tit.M, purposes or salts tacti cs imlvOl%'('(l ill I )aru' 'Iii Be I ;rl'llt 'If )'(ltI keep i ihijt'ti lti'; - tiiw tan I an.%%vur the Ijtit'tiiiti,' tnflhi. '' It iinuiiv from the 33..year. iitii ilti 'i'nrnt'r, who tlest'rlhi'd him self a % an iititii'st, uint'tltit'ittt'tl lurner stint hack it( not' 1w,lnt liiitululitbiti to ri'strirtini', 'l'uirimu'r 's testIiiitini, Williams _ . ex-plowtNy who wanted to hells confi—dence. titilld tip their self l$'OPII' .ilsii uiruh'ra'd strta-k front, the record five days of pruist't ustiomi tOOk tip iiiitst (if the tuntli day of the trial "I wanted to lM' the best in the tu'stiiiiiitiy iitsit tilithi prt'scur I' sales intt-tst's I1s4'(l by 'Furrier antI rt'Ju'rt.'ti a ulels',ea' riint$nn for it tliru'cti'd ;utiiuilttal world,'' said Turner, who isp. ic;irtI In court wearing it white ~ ' - •a' "• - 0 - ..--- dw % ~r~ ________ 71 .1 ORA\ ETZ and N Nolan show a peacock mounted on velvet to ______ be found in the creative boutique booth at All Souls Festival on Nov. 4 and 5 in the church grounds. This beautiful creation is made from egg ______ (AnnSieczkowskiPhotol II tp4( Concert Slated Toni g ht Preach Rev, and Mrs. Cyrus B. Piracicaba, he worked at & P raise Slated of tiawsey Jr., United Methodist various locations in the state of Each Sunday ill feature a International f rom the Lake Eu s t is F r cc Sanford -Eustis missionaries to Brazil, will be Sao Paulo building churches Methodist Church, 500 West 4th different aspect of the church's Monroe Camp will bring the speaking at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. and parsonages and starting Street, Sanford, announces its work. Themes are as follows: message in the morning serservices Sunday at Community new congregations. He has been first annual Festival of Praise Oct. 29, Christian Education: vice. United Methodist Church of pastor, district superintendent, Nov. 5. Stewardship; Nov. 12, . Oct. 29-Nov. World Literature Sunday was conference superintendent C.a.cselberry. Nov. 19, Th e Lee Singers wil l present The Festival wi ll be four Men and Missions; treach; Nov. observed on Oct. 15. Th e church Rev. Pawsey, a former is the author of several a concert at Church of God. N13 weeks of praising God through Evangelistic Ou to raise $200 for the chosen First United religious booklets pastor of 1, praise from around the has and music, sharing, prayer, West nd Street, tonight at 7: 30 printing of a tract called, Mrs. Dawsey has directed Methodist Church of Oviedo, fellowship, climaxing with world, and the public is invited. On Sunday, Rev. David "Fisher of Men" for Mozamand his wife, Marshlea, are well church choirs, served with the The Lee Singers were giving thanks and gifts for the e bique, Africa. known in this area. They Women's Society of Christian organized in 3963, and in the world ministries of the Free Jefford, Superintendent of th recently arrived f rom Brazil on Service, taught Christian years since have become known Methodist Church. Rally Da' was observed in Florida Conc'erence of the Free Education, and worked with throughout the countr) as one a three-month furlough the the Sunday School on Oct. 15, will bring Methodist Church Festival of Pra ise will focus people and children. She Born in Birigui, Brazil, the young a.m. with Helen Richey serving as in 10:45 the was born and raised in of the most exciting and ver- on"ReasonstoPralse" — what message son of a missionary bishop, he chalk artist ir presenting "His service, satile college chorales on the God is doing through the has been teaching at the Madison, Fla. and l.c 29, a Eye Is On The Sparrow." On Sunday, Oct. various ministries of the cene today. in degree in education from s Seminary Methodist representative of Gideons Attendance rose to 46. .'cet'it pei•fOrmnaflC'Cs include church. Florida State University and an Pu'acicaba, Sao Paulo, since three-week tours of Europe, 1969 and pastor of Central MA degree in religious two in the summer of 1967, Me thodist Church in that city. education from Scarritt the second during the summer Prior to his work at College of 1970, which included an _____________________________________________ appearance behind the Iron ___________________________________________________ C\wtam; appearances at the ___________ THOUGHTS ______________ Theyouth choirwillsponsora 17 years pastoral experience General Assemblies of the Forest Lake and is a graduate of Stetson car wash and bake sale Church of God and at University and Southern Saturday noon to 4 p.m. at the Who shows iio partzalzt3i cept under the stimulus of National Sunday School ConAdventist Baptist Theological Seminary, church. appearance at the the encouiagement and enthusivention; an to princes, nor regards The Golden Years Fe llowship Lou is ville, Ky. He has pastored Convention in National the NSSA approval of asm and the rich more than the poor, for Members of Forest Lake churches in Ohio as well as noon luncheon Wednesday in rhej, are all the work of his pe'ole for w horn he is Boston; the New York World's — working the fellowship ball will feature Charles Schwab. Fair; several concerts for Seventh-day Adventist Church Florida. hancls"—Job 3419. American industrialist will hear a report All residents of the area are as speaker Rev. Brad Dinsmore American mthtar) servicemen in Forest City ' ' A great mans people s gle ge e l ar st in invited, of the Oviedo United Methodist in Europe and it, America; two Saturday on th think I h c v a r e thinking their faith, "Voice of e ss of Church. Lest you hr wise in your concerts at the rent.agon in witn w hen the are rcall rearto in Prophecy" radio broadcast unWashington, D.C.: a concert c('ncrits, I want 1,ou ranging thieir prejudices— Holy Cross C 7 J1 . the Senate Rotunda of the aired over 650 stations weekly Edward H Murrow, Amen- dersiand t his m IS thas Capitol Building; and several and 100 daily. Local church can war correspondent and brethren: a part hardenin? rael. of Is upon Come performances with the Chat. members sponsor the program newscaster Episcopal until the full number of the over WDB&) each Sunday at ii tanooga Symphony Orchestra. Gentiles come in, and Members of the Singers 8:30 a. m. and will be asked at "Therefore encou rage one Israel will be saved. —Rorepresent many different areas the Saturday services to make Canon David Stiles continues another and build (lilt Ott- mans 11 25. of study at the college, and each an annual gift to help sustain it. his preachi ng mission Sunday ' other up. just as po2 are Conceit may puff a man gained membership in the Tlsess 3 11 at 7:30 p.m. and the public Is Altamonte ' up. but can nev er prop him group by try-out auditions held invited. I have never seen a man up —John Ruskin. English N ice each y ear. Delegates to the Annual novelist. who could do real work ex Community Meeting 1 it ____ - er the direction of ML%s 1 " ,f 'Il l "s" '',' '- ' lei .- e - . . . . - j t-4 ,.A -. ,1 1 P 'l*1!::.L.. .,,-' - " - 1- .k I'- earlier Thursday at the Eastern Station, West Oil 13th 'Iii' 'paper hag," bandit Street, when thief snatched an struck again In Sanford envelope and a bank bag 'I, 12 Minister Trial Set An area minister fdCes trial on moral charges next week before Circuit Judge Clarence Johnson Jr. Rev, William Grogan, 61, of 803 Rosalla Drive, is charged ill a grand jury indictment in two separate cases with lewd assault upon a child. Rev. 9 Grogan, former pastor of First Baptist Church, Geneva, is of the Episcopal two charged with fondling eight-year-old girls at his Sanford home. The minister was arraigned on the charges on Aug. 24, and pleaded not guilty' to the charges. Community United '- A1d a- .,Ij SEE and HEAR , I I I _'.h1j First Presbyterian Church is shun iUi YOUTH COUNCIL Associate Pastor Kenneth Mullis. These senior youth leaders will plan activities for some 80 young people in the church. One of their first projects is conducting a contemporary worship service featuring guitar music. Left to right, Jan Jenkins, treasurer: Susan Bryant, recording secretary; Brad Bush, president: and Linda Pfeifauf, vice president. i Ann Sieczkowski Photo - ______ ________ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Invites you to offend its services Sunday 11 a.m. Subject: Probation After Death Wednesday $ p. on. Testimonial Misting BOO E Second SI. Saiford, Fla. only. Three defendants, who were Four defendantswill strmnd listed on the trial docket, eny pleas. trial on charges stemming from tereil guilt These innarcotics violations. These dude Itts Lee Ilsill and George Charles Russell Hall, charged with keeping a Hoover, charged with gsuiihling house. Both pleaded IxtssessIon of cannabis; Kevin guilty to the lesser offense of Campbell, charged with attempted keeping a gambling possession and sale of a house. Circuit Judge Volie prohibited drug; and Dawn Williams Jr. withheld alElms and William Shell, jutlicatiori of guilt and placed charged with possession of bath defendants Ofl probation cannabis sativa L and for one year. possession of Roosevelt Johnson, charged narcotic paraphernalia, with carrying it concealed Also upon the trial docket is firearm, ideauk'd guilty to the Jesse Delbert Mitchell, charged lesser sillemo' of disorderly with breaking and entering with conduct. Judge Willianiis u1. to iflteiit rollhnilit judicatt'd Johnson guilty' of the U mniisdemeanor. offense and sentenced hun to 60 Charges were dropped upon ilars in county jail to comrn an information In which James imient'e from Aug. 19. Edward Miner Sr. Is charged in it Four-count information with . . , . .:..:::. .':-::'':'.':-:-:':'::-::.;;; IWO counts of aggravated include he tulou S S a • LEE SINGERS Hospital Notes ' Lee College—Cleveland, Tenn. LJItCClOr: Place: Church of God 803 W. 22nd St. 91 r- — Sanford i t'/(v're ()C1'OHER 19, 1972 ADMISSIONS Sanford: i fi1016 ConvrWiovi in 5o'o0. Mass. World's Fa ir S4frIitl in EvrQc Tv Concerts at tte P,ntac,on i n Wthington. 0 C A Concert at the Sen.tt koluna of it. Capitol 5ig it WaLPISfl9tOn, 0. C PUBLIC INVITED Pastor J. T. Puts VIRGINIA PITSOSKI P.O 8cz 1214 Seifoid. Iii. CONNII LISIlI lii 4757 C.be,'bs,fy, Fis. Noon Stock Ref)ort ' 1. . , ' .4 I'ILDA RICHMOND ci.I,.,.. r:.. rI 'l ' - 'I- • I)IS(IlAlt(,E.S Sanford: James K. DeWitt Clarence W. Fisher Ned Stephens Vivian F. flay-lock 1111k' Mae ('handler Helen Stough M inimilt' Day Cathy McMihluni Anna McNeil, Altamonte Springs Helen E. Karl, I)eltona Ellen I'. hlaiipt, l)t'hlury Jeannie Adani, laaigwoxt Tern Bohannon, Maitlandh':lc'si:ior B . Sullivan, I)eltonu Linda L. Stewart Geraldine Ortega Margaree Alloway Kathleen L. Bacak Thomas F. Fuip Ahhie Gibbs Roderick A. Doe Martha S. Orwig Fedor A. flivero Harry A. Kudell Louis G. Pyle 8 8111. SCOTT Seminole South Two developers have filed suit against the Seminole County Commission and building fictals seeking court action to force the issuance of building permits (or construction of a 160-unit apartment complex on an &78 acre site at Indian Hills The suit was filed in 1th Judicial Circuit Court Th ursday afternoon by W. C. Hutchison, mOratorium vi.ml;it.'i the con- in unlawful invasion if u of the United States plaintiffs, property rights and Slate of Florida in that it is without clue process, of law ' - -- The O UF T $86 000 Donated , the opportunity to meet in ot'd From Pg. LA Special recognition md many if the (Inc people in the Sanford attorney, for Larry :ounty. He taid that during the hickman Anthony gratitude were expresseul and to Margaret last month, there had been Nicholson, dev elopers of the Homer and Foster ileepleis nights, but "1 ean tell Indian Ihlls Villa apartment (Thsas and her aide in the ynti all that (mm going to iIee complex. Unge"tsnd office, and Phyllis good tonight." Jackman and Nicholson, Conklin, .trha) arr.inged with plaintiffs. allege that Greg Rose Wilkat for the dinner, Drummond. Al Davis, John and to The Herald for its GAN Kimbrough, Edward Var- editorial support and other LtMirED OFFER Vihlen Jr.. publicity printed almost daily borough and county commission, with the onit,spages. For $2500 -w help of Robert Brown, county ?*tI L.Snn4 Since Thursday was the building official, had enforced a And Liton ½ti.r ml RENTAL Thursday night. This time the containing approximately $20 in target of his armed robbery cash. Le Padgett, oil stat:on was the Lil General convenience store at 303 French manager, said the man, wearing a dirty white T-shirt, Avenue. Wearing a paper bag over tii.s brown trousers anti sporting an 'eau1 " ion*v head with slits cut for eyes, the Afro-haircut, walked up and moratorium on apartment birthday of Foster, campaign ,"& . O n# i1vud"" " "' "bandit" used a revolver to asked for a match. Suddenly-he development and thereby t'hairman, Mrs. Julius Black-.t'kter baked a birthday cake force Edith Bates, 50, Orange lunged, grabbing the bank bag denied building permits. CANNON The property is zoned Rd which he shared with all thoSa! ('sty, store clerk, to hand over front Padgett and escaped iniultiple housingu but the presentfollowmg the dinner tie 14M MUSIC ait estimated $100 in bills and down an alley, . 7 , .,•. ..,. County Det. Jerry Capahaw moratorium was adopted Aug said that working with United change. 41 / 0O Seminole County had * Fund in Mrs. Bates told police the this morning listed the theft of a 22 on issuing building permits. ',, C r :41 ' their been one of the greatest ex343-5708 in plaintiffs masked intruder yelled at her color teleislon, jewelry, stereo The A and waved his pistol during the tape deck and clothing From the allegations argue the Corn- p&'r:nie', in his 'ife. s'.'uig iim incident, before escaping on Altamonte Springs home of mission action Is illegal and foot. The ''paper bag" bandit a Nathaniel Moore, 314 Robin lull void and v,olate.s the valid zoning requirements of the month age struck at anether Drive. . .\ The value of the stolen ar- county, in that the action is in French Avenue business, when , ________ he took an undisclosed amount tides was listed at $1,600, fact a zoning modification of cash (rota Sobik's Sandwich Capshaw added. The intruder without a public hearing or for only entered the house while the notice. Shop and escaped, --Imm . The suit Further charges the V, — A second robbery occurred Moores were away. . A.' 1,1 S'c8a Al "" 4 ("II 54 • - ' , Ai Ai 11 4 A,,, 50$ 11 . '. Ani -. Can Ctan 3 A'," l,4 A i &i A'p 5I 4144 - 8or.g e, .n.a C '',a c Cola . . it ' ' -. ,, . , ,• Wnsto , as, - ., • ' " RI 34 Na DI As,' . P..1 C.' ' ' , (o'a •:'. , I"ien• Pep '' '. 3 Ii . , '. . II'. • Ii's M. '. ' , SbCL nd 5O. 'I', 105'. ' Sou' Co Is'. $i , •. . Svnd 4". • ' . 51 0 NJ 50. • , ', • • w '. • M.$I,.. 5*111 It Ti ii'. ' '. t..aco 35', (1,1 vd Gin Coon , H'. •, Th'OkO' It'. '• md 394 . 11 CeibO 41'. ' IJMC ,, Goadili 21', • - 0.1 I1' 74'. 31'. ' • Sin, "'" - 'l'wui ly'miiun high School students were arrested in the st'hoo parking lot and charged with possession of missirijuana, according to Jun Pleicones, narcotics Investigator for the 1A1ngwood ;lice department. continuing into the use of Pkicones and Patrolman B. miiarljuana and narcotics at th e Smart approached the couple, Longwood school. Pleicones both juveniles, whisk they were reported his investigation" sitting in a car in the parking Indicate that approximately b lot. According to Plelcones, th e per cent of the students at the two were roll ing marijuana school use marijuana. There cigarettes and attempted to are also sonic indications of tilde them when they saw the "hard" drugs at the school, he officers approaching the ear ________-.--- - . 4imd . - ', • u Af US %Iil ', . , I1s 1, • wnn Di. 511% 'I Y,lth 35' 4 4 'S ------ * * Jo h Polk n * Seminole County * A Law Enlorcem'nent t .% P0 Pal Ad, b3 W A1t4-tt L a (__ 0 ,-,i, s tiu't '' I' ' • r ' .4 !.%A , R ii. . J -- -. - ----- - . — ______.-- - 04 . with the rates and the lowest . . highest I • 1~7 ' I Ill Ifl I fli U fl'l S on your Savings. ... •' - . , - - *-1 first e irai eminole S4Vm95&IOafl ao,tionad -'-'€:: * * * p * Officer dedicated to * serving you. * or * 4,; 10-column cope- 1 Litton indutt".., Fo,m.,11 $4 'p5. Muw $i24. 75 qu,. "st -'I af'i.r 'odeS. ',l •.cOon,c oicuioto,s to "ooam i'tn * 4 J,vid h ir ed d.rriuI.. W..qhI l lbs. Only, *de. lOss" U..o. 3" h i g m .ude by Royal division Ajtmt,r, ' YOUR SHERIFF * 't' - : Re-Elect * Royal Electronic Calculator Adds. tbprt,, ( 0~ A search of the vehicle produced enough mmiantjustna to niiake the charge against each a felony over five granmul. The two were transported to th e county' jail Further investigations are ________ month and apply aor prt to urcase Close to You Students Arrested $ t 1119 P 10 '. FrOn FlaP., t. cit i i P1lI P$ A 33', q,p si • I4Ilo,, UI ' RC Ind 11 lt,'à . • c..,, W ith Federal Aviation Authority , which operates tn.: By BIl.LS('OTI' i F A A u facility voted to discontinue Sanford Airport control tower 1 d in inns Ira t ion will not be Forced to curtail requirements that tower control tower operations if operators work only a six.Iay enough air controllers were not operation due to a shortage available to staff it in ac(111iilifit'd air controllers. This week, he said. curdance with FAA regulations. was disclosed today by I' Hawks said insurance Hawks, Sanford Aviation coverage for the tower, in the The .irport Authority gave Academy. whose firm is under amount of $1 million, was in Sanford .\-'sition Acadeun JO contract with the Airport Farce, but Hawks pointed out days in which to find sufficient Authority to operate the control the insurance is not applicable qualified controllers to properly tower from 8 am. until S I Ui if the tower is operated against staff the tower, after it found evi'ni days per wet-k. FAA regulation. the fun had only one mnian Rawles advised The Herald 'he 1k explained the tower never Toda y, Rawte said he h a d he had obtained services F two - found" the necessary ;., ,, r si(l(lItiOnal t'ontrollcrs, giving a hisis nor never would be son.nel to meet the regulati i:, total of three oI'naturs for the operated except in line with the — tower. This will enable the I"A\ requirements. Thursday operation to continue in line morning the Sanford Airport ', W. iii c (it" Control Tower To Continue fl....pPitMoitt&a Cwt Can 3$'. E AL '. ' Motsi Oil td N Ed u'. dl4t(4it , ', ' ' -. • Ma'cof 1) • 341 4 " Al, .Mmgw ii', Ca,' 1, It '' °° fl •. , ' )On.s &L We kaa Al u'. co' w. ratco 431 4 SMV ),a, Lo$ Vo W. afth (o' ' qsm — :: : RENT $I 0 . . . (i',VIV 7:30 p M. NSSA Brenda J. Vickers. Osti'cn Herbert M Massey, Oviedo 'iritor llugo Jencks, Orange ('it ', Date: Oct 20, 1972 Tonight! Recent Performances Include: 1Prt * tOts? of Europe ' AidI A! Ct" • 4 DR. DELTOP4 ALFORD Seminole Co. Sued "N _ connimit a felony, rape. 'Die carrying a concealed lireariti other defendant, Thomas and possession of a firearm as a Williams, is charged with rape convicted felon. A trio of 16-year-old Sanford youths face trial next week on rape charges stezilining fronmi an Aug. 6 incident in which a 19girl Goldsboro year-old held by the reported she was trio and raped cn leardall iiss.iiultuinidtwocotmnts of use of Avenue, east of Sanford She firearm in commission of said she was threatened by the [Clofly, The charges have been in trio that they would "bash under a new information her head" alter they forcibly' refiled and Miner is docketed For trial undressed her and assaulted next week, and is th e first case listed on the docket for the trial week beginning Monday. Facing trial in the assault are A motion for continuance' WItS Leon Harrison arid Larry' filed in the case of James E. Teague, both charged with rape Higginbotham, charged with and assault with intent to Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry enjoyed Baptist a banner Rally Day Sunday wi th a tota l attendan ce at the Rev. Ba) Kenned) of two morning worship servi ces Faith Baptist Church, Madison, of 7B7; plus 405 in Sunday will conduct a Sunday School School, and 416 at the evening k-d revival at Ravenna Park of the film, "The Baptist Church beginning Return." An ela borate cake Sunday morning and continuing marking the church's 26th each week night at 7:30 through anniversary highlighted the Oct. 29. Rev. Kennedy has had feliowship dinner. __________________________________________ By MARION BETHE1t For Building Permits Co. On Morals Charges 0 efl(i its ('lre-mflcf arument. toda', 6 STATE SENATOR Bill Gunter presents new flag to Lake Brantley High School students Pam Bennett and Nancy Suu'i'att on visit to school Wednesday. (Staff l'hoto Ravenna Pork - n By 1111.1, SCOTT Methodist -. i i took the stand in his defense. It is expected that the prosecution will Elf' Th ef Strikes Aga Karen Neuring, will sing. f----) Paper B dll,I,lt,,\ti(F'. (,lt'rin I Iarr.('r s,s-.i,e'S la' v .at'r, inIi to iler,uid photographer Gary Taylor while riding his motorcycle. In the meantime, the state continues it.s trial against Turner, who yesterday _-.. a.__.__. tt I IIiiWfl Iii, SaI(i - Church Women of the Diocese C ho p e I Chapel of Central Florida held Tuesday and Wednesday at the St. Luke 's Ca thedral in Orlando A special musical folk service will be held Sunday at were Mrs. Leonard PawLson, Altamonte Community Chapel Miss Laura Chase and Mrs. and Church at the 10 a.m. Robert Shedden. service. The chancel choir, t it. . I. s(niltoiR'uicIw'r, •'oaaii it l o st $4,100 tiuning a nine-month peri(sl, including 13,01)0 he had h'orrowt'tI to join the program. Hinton said the pyramiding effect of the operation had saturated (lii' hlattle.sburg siren market, making it impossible for him to Sell ________ - . _________ -. Area Church News ___________ &_.._Ia_._.c_._ Ii.,....._t ........ ii I I,ui(Il'.lilI[ j Festival . ;~.. ,IA( 'K41N, Miss APi A fl,1tti.ct preai her testif Thursday that hr iiiiti joined Glenn Turner's Darr To I Great . Inc., ls'uaust' of evangelical possibilIties, but said lx h a d Sfl('C ('(tfl('ItIdCtI that thc' orgiInhi.4ItIori was ''crooked ti the t'tire." The test imsony ony t'arms. as lii nil s I 'iiujnt y I 'hancellor I I lay-na's halted it hearing on a stilt filed toy Mississippi At Gen A. F. Sumuirui.'r against Dare Iii Be Great. Testirror was scheduled to resume next 'Itiur1ay. Dare To Ib' G reat, founded by Florida millionaire Turner, is charged by Siiiuimtia'r with ofM'ratsrig iii MLsskcippi as a lot. (er) in violation of state securities laws. Turner and his hij 1ncs s u ntu'r;irl sec are In legal trouble in 54'Vt'tii I states 'liii' (Jii sp.i n), s;w)ns(Jrs the stile of --elf-moti va tiona l iiurs.'s'' ranging in price from $.11)0 to 11 ,500, with sonic buyers gaining Iii.' right to sell the course to others Flu' John Paul Itussell of Petal 5411u1 he joined flare To BeGreat hwc;uuise he "thought it would be an opportunity for a'vangt'hismii Rut Russell sisial he had derided that ''all they are after is ;s'o;sle's money. I think I urns going to get $2,000 and tiny prime television time and expose this thing. I don't think 'I iirni'r is an honest Iliflfl. '81: '- L_1..kth11.. v ir,4 Preacher Holds Firm As Crooked . _________ L_ *** suit, maroon vest, it dinitsotul counts cartons. ministers' Adult to its former glory." .1 52, ho has it chilicularly religious, the fine by nonorthodox rabbis legal? tfr'tn, arc expected to take of - par t of Jewish law matter Can public transport and enterpoints ths. Goren lice in about two mon nonreligious are tainment run on Saturday, the One is a retired brigadier was elected to lead Israel's little, But the Eudeeply affected by other issues Jewish Sabbath? A1 the most Goren, silver- Aahkenaztc community of general, Shiom - to their sat- divisive of all — who Is a Jew' ed unanswer ropean-born Jews. Vo.cf heads left bearded former chaplain to the Israeli defense forces, veteran paratrooper, winner of a sharpshooter's badge, and the man . who succeeded in moulding an" dent Jewish law to suit life in a , t . t i nitridern army. 1 ' i —t1 Haty Cross Almost everyone around has at least heard something about Jesus Christ. The important thing is to find out exactly what we think about Jesus, once we have heard about Him. In some places we hear about Jesus as a man. He was a realnlce man,some people EU tell us, and that is about all. Some revolutionary th inkers have adopted Jesus as a sort of pa tron sa int of healer,andthattsall. Agreatmanyfolklsay thatJesuswas indeed a great man, and we really ought to follow his example in li ng , but as for savior, tha t is some th ing else. Perha ps we should fall back on Jesus' own question to His disples. "Whom do people say that I am?" The disciples respond that some people seemed to th ink He was Elijah come back to earth. Others thought He was John the Baptist reincarnated. And probably a lot thought He was Just another talented man. Jesus was not satisfied with this. 'om do you say that I am?" It was Peter who answered. "Thou art the Christ, the son of the living God." And Jesus commended Peter's faith and perception. do you say this Jesus is? " Our So let us ask again, answers come back: • Man" 'revolutionary", or "Th e Christ". This is the way Jesus is revealed to us. Hewasarevolutionary,ButHCWaSflOtrCkllYthe socisi revolutionary we idealize today. His aim was not to do away with the "establishment", but to reform It arid purify it. with 'Man" and "Christ" ran be dealt The tont'pt of i iether because this is th e way Jesus is reveal ed to us a through His birth, life, death. and resiection. He is th rough all Mary. He went e Virg in man. He was born of th the stages we have gone th rough ourselves from diapers to ,Towlng in,. He hurt if His toe stubbed against a rock. He .ufferedpangso1hungerdwingHi3fast1flg.HeWU tempted just as we are. The events of Good Friday, which sound so painful, were indeed painful to Hun. The scourging and the cross hurt beycmd imagination. Jesus was But. even as we behold the man. we behold something greater. Even as He walked th e Palestinian roads He showed forth an unusual wisdom, an ability to heal, and — ex tr a or dinary — th e ability to te ll someone, "Th y sins be forgiven thee." When the drama of the crucifixion Is played out we find not JW an empty cross, but an empty tomb and a risen L ord. He who is Lord became man for us and thus became savior for us - Friiltly, 01 20, lm--:jti to 1 ; . .11 ; ninr,lrr cr,rrl iii'r irI ' I - county —* - 10 MAIN OFFICE. 312 West First Str,,t, S.aalgtd, Florida OVILDO OFFICE: O'.i.do Shopping Comer. Q'41.do, Floqida * LONGWOOD OFFICE: On S R. 434 At U S. Hwy. 1142, lwvwood, Flo,ida .. ******a*************** **** �Letters To The Editor 4 4A -The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 20. 1972 Political Notebook r. Editorial Comment ~ Governor Askew Makes A Wise Move di ~ California? Nixon 4 Does Well There --- Donna's Deliberations B' BRUCE Bloc-S A T E In calling for a special session of the state legislature on Nov. 28-30 Gov. Reubin Askew has focused attention on state problems which will be three of a host which will be in the laps of the legislators for solution. Making this call as the general elections of Nov. 7th are making their political impress on the voters and candidates. the governor is pursuing his overall policy of seeing problems and moving to solve them with speed. Indeed this is the stamp of action which his first term as chief executive has put on the Askew approach. It is not without political wisdom, as well. For there is a grave danger that the presidential election will so dominate the news and engage so heavily the attention of the Florida voters that the closer and even more critical issues of proper state representation and the election of legislators who will be responsive and not shun accountability may be lost in the shuffle. This must not take place if the proper and greatly needed improvement of the state legislature in terms of both the new and older members and its concentration on prime issues is to be realized. R(-districting has changed the political picture. New candidates have taken to the field and now, after the primaries, these are the hopefuls who must speak dearly and so honestly that informed voting is not only possible, but probable. Then there are the ones who want to journey back to Tallahassee and resume their seats in the legislature and put to work the knowledge and the wisdom which experience should have bestowed. In calling the special session the Democratic governor has provided a stage on which both the new and the old performers can exhibit their skills of persuasion and their solid convictions by both word and vote. Floridians will be tempted to let their attention be diverted to the national or international scene which shows every promise of being brilliant when the critical votes of Nov. 7th are counted and the cast of characters who will be in the national spotlight will standout with clarity. But it should not take the hard and sober fact that it is the actions in the state legislature and by the executive branch and within the judiciary that have the most intimate and the most definable impact on their lives to let them also keep their eyes on Tallahassee. The special session is expected to ponder and act on three major problems: capital punishment, the women's rights amendment and state Xhr 0 . anflarb Irralb Is E LEPHONE 8319993 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLI'.. 32771 ALTER A :.ELOW. Editor and Publisher ' PIE 0 DOYLE. Adierfisinç Director & Ass? to Publithe .. 0 VOL TOLINE Circulation General Manaqer JOHN A SPOLSk$. Associate Editor vAN PELT "Aariaging Editor WINIFRED F C,IELOW Comptroller 'AFFORD DERBY t.tcr of Editori al Pap ROY GREEN CHARLES HAYS Methinical Sup? 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The Herald Any in 1sdul or firm responsible for such reprOdLSChIOfl will be j'.sde,ed at, infringing an The Herald's copyright and will be 'trid habIt' for damage under the law 'ubliihed dally except Saturdaw Sunaay and Christmas jtistwJ Sa'u cimi', . r edincI (hr ,'.tmas 1ti, Herald is a member of the ASSC,CIa?eCI Press which is en It tledesit clust weiV to the use for reproduction of all the local news p sr'.fpd in th r%ewSNtper Herald Area Correspondents Aamonte Springs Fern Park E £ states trn-od East brook Mot ,iy,i Gordon P 831697.5 Cople News ServIcr Six months ago, John Walton colleagues. Walton also is chairman of the Hopkins' nonexistent education departmenL a typical example of academic asininity. TaU, whiUhatred and 61, Walton has held nearly every position in public school includrng teacher. principal and superintendent. Now, as president of a board nation's seventh the Casielberry Tanglcwood K o tht Nbla. €3b •5 ?..r .ipfl Cardon 11.11 is9S Lake Monroe J•' Longwood A'i'i Rile t UI 99.59 Chuluota Liz Mathlevi 349 5205 ColoredCommunity Colored i itiS Winter Springs Nancy Booth 322473r22473' Oste,n Mrs Clarenu. Snyd.t 372 54I 377 484 DeItonaDeBarV LnLr,.tse Geneva Ov.edo Fanne?te Edwardt Liz Mathieux 6o8111133 - (1011:4,_"N ,-4~ - "IL ~ ___ - ~111111111111111 - '"s4 __-_[." -... SLavic 349570 While almost everyone's attention Is riveted on the up coming Nov. 7 general elections and particularly the NixonAgnew and McGovern-iriver contest, candidates for seats in five of the six municipal governments of Seminole are in quiet preparation to begin their respective campaigns. Although this reporter woiikl be the last to downgrade the importance of the presidential, state and county election, for those citizens living within cities, municipal government affects their lives every day in it closer fashion. It should also be pointed out, that shuIe voter registration' books are closed for the general election, they are open and will remain so until Nov. 3 for those who have neglected to register for the city elections. In Seminole County, only one registration Is necessary to vote not only in general elections but in municipal ones as his home battle does very well in elections on ground of California. Nothing could he further from tht ia a minor mystt'r' of Host the notion got started Nixon has bCCT political journalism. The fact is that Mr times in California ami six individually tested at the polls 1962 as Hepubli has won five times. his only loss was in the then incumbent can candidate for governor against Gov. Edmund Pat Brown. today bemyth is of some conSeClLW flee support of the oft-heard conin being offered cause it is may win California tenlion that Sen George McGOVCZ'fl large northern other no this November even if he takes industrial state save heavily Democratic Massachu'.ctt . Nixon has done ri et' have a look at what Mr Ls ''' The offices of Seminole County supervisor of elections Camilla Bruce in the Masonic Building in Sanford and in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, are open Monday through Two "ears later on the strength of quickly acquired na won easy re-election tional fame in the Alger Hiss case. he ia of the vote He had ehmnatei ith nearly 87 per cent winnir ering and by ent Democratic opposition serious both GOP and Democratic primaries, under a cross1ilu:, system then permitted His 1948 sweep came despite : that Democrats regained control of Congress Sanford To Elect The group cne mayor-commissioner seat currently held Lee P. Moore and the group two commissioner seat In 1950 he took on Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas I o . I' S Senate seat. The ficht is renowned for its bitternes' .'t Mr Nixon try ing to lirik hc with the CommI1n.ts and brown suit." meaning a Na7i calling him 'the man in the Mr Nixon defeated Mrs. Douglas by 681.000 votes, get ting him the largest plurality compiled that year by an candidate for the U... Senate an'where in the nation ,, . The Si7C of his victory made him a power in Californi.. politics, emboldened him to play a strong pro-Ezsenhcv role in the California delegation to the 1952 national I ventrnn, and this was a factor in his selection as Gen Dwight I'). Eisenhower's vice -presidential running ma" Not until 19&i, when he was nominated for the prt. dc'ncy for the first time, was the test again in. ts home But he deftard John F. Kennedy there .v 5.(Kki California wa; one of only two of the big eight northern states which Mr. Nixon took that year. Ohi o being the other. After his presidential loss. Mr. Nixon of course zeturne.: from Washingt on to a law practice in California In I9 '1' education perceptively, yet la Lumgw.ud, the qualifying period for candidates for the off ize of mayor, two council seats and the post of city clerk opened this week and will close Nov. 3. There is no qualifying fee. The city's districting ordinance, passed last Dtcember, requires that Council candidates to districts 3, generally the area east of Grant Street and 5, generally the north portion of the city, run this year. The orduiance, with full knowledge and consent olincumbents Agnes Weber and Eugene Jaques at the time of S - ( I - , / ( - % . '\ ' One Man's Opnion I .' - .1; (; -11 i . . I '-fte, - ,. a I,.; ~, ~ DO % ' - , I -,, / I ___ : _______ " '\ , - , L. , - It ,,..,,, -.---_- be. Fielding a question on school accountability. Walton said, "Any teacher who guarantees PU"T .e r Zf.5IS' 62 The T ussle Over Footba l l TV its DON OAKLEY adoption, disqualifies both from seeking re-election this year. Former Councilman Sandra Thompson has announced her intent to seek tte office of mayor and incubent Kenneth Brown has formally announced his Intent not to seek reelection. Don't be surprised if Brown changes his mind. Daniel Screeney, mayor of the city In the 1950's, has picked up qualifying papers to oppose Mrs. Thompson. It is expected that Mrs. Shomate, city clerk for the past 14 ,ears wJl run for re-election and that James Carter of the volunteer fire department will run for the Council. Under lisngwood's charter only a simple plurality Is n&s"lt'd to win election. Winter Springs Sweeps Clean fs ni l"ui' ''re than two 'ears, Federal Commuc'atin Commis:,icin reiulations'have prohibited the broadcasting of prcfesrãon.l football games over television in the local have compt'nsatel hs beamini .. area The nttw.r out-of-town gaines. rhanks larceLv to televion's role in creatin, aiitlions P!,ilC, proI_il rxw fans, and thims partly ti- tifl: fessionaL football ha! tie'orne a bomin' bus;ner. 1/. a teams have r t.robleni filling their StalfiVMS wiLt p jyir customers. I. gisa1ion that tias been priip':.t'd in Conr'r: wout floW lighten the blackout a litt e It would perv'iit telt casting of a local game whenever a! stadium seats hase ) tr.sold, But thrre rna' be u ca'ch. Hometown booterc. unabk' Presidential 72 Winter Springs with a brand spanking new charter will have all its elected offices up. The mayor's office, currently held by Granville Brown will be for a one-year term as will council seats 2 and 4 presently held by freshmen Councilmen James Sasser and Victor Miller respectively. Up for twoyear terms will be council seats 1, 3 and 5 presently occupied by Charler. Howell, Herbert Fox and Troy Piland, respectively. Qualifying fee in Winter Springs Is $10 and again only a simple plurality is necessary to win election. None of the incumbents has indicated publicly whether he will run, but it is anticipated at least Mayor Brown will seer re-election. Qualifying period will close Nov. 1. to purchase ticket!, would not rac'ar&ly be abie ic 73aL E.hnuts, Oregon and 'ashinttl. Th'se i.taks &t prob'bly already beyond meir reach. although ha' has d&.uanaE.angl'u1eelem nt. regs?rducmofvoungvo - Unless unblic opiniou polIsters aroarlid the country have tormed sortie kind of cabal, Sen. George McGovern and the Democratic Party are face4o4acr with disaster. Statistics pouring into Washington from acrts the country indicate that Prerictent Nixon could win SO states In the Nov. 7 election. No pollster or politician is predicting such an outcome, but nowhere outside the District of Columbia does McGovern appear ahead of Mr. Nixon Even his native South Dakota appears leaning to ward the Republican column. Barring major shifts in the Last few weeks of the campaign, it appears McGovern will do well to match Sen. Barry Goldwater's 1964 perforinanet when he carried only six states against President Lyndon Johnson. The six states where McGovern might have the best chance are South Dakota, Massachusetts, West Virginia. Minnesota, Wisconsin and New York. However, be trails b It) percentage points or more in surveys in each of these states. McGovern and his rwinthg mate, H. Sargent Shriver. continue to hammer, too, at Michigan, Ohio, California, of tradltionalh Democratic Uiode island that gave Sen. Hubert Hurnpbrri' 68 per cent of its "otes in I%8 this largest p:ur3lItrj). The Providence Journal on Oct. 8 reported a survey of 960 voters gave Mr. Nixon a 45.19 per cent lead over M'Gove'rn. Even more distressuig to Democrats was a 4.1-33 lead 'njoed by Rcuilican Johu Chafee over Ser.. Claibqrne Pell and it 44-27 edge for Republican H'!rbert liisin.one over Democrat Philip Noel In the gubernationlal contest. The Wecter of a Nziim landslide that might sweep Republins to control of one or l.isth houses of Corgrss is pushing mans anti-McGevern Democrats grudgtngl into the campaign. i ba betn popularly assumed tiuct Mr. Nixon would not be i5le to generate e' national "coattail" effect, but stataztic like these iron Rhode island are !r.htening Lernoci'atz. They 5utes1 -straight Repoulicar vot4u. aid a danger that largir number-, c'f Liemuci Ntic voters nuiy simply stay away from Lbe polLs en Nov. 7. That tactic would raise havoc with all Demeratic cancl:drtes. all I.' S. and Canadian viewing was blacked out s that hit' audience could be limited to some 369 ticket-selling locabvns. The fight was seen by only 1 2Mh as many people as a middleweight championship bout on free television 10 eats earner But this relatively Uny audience of about a milli"ri and a half paid in more than $16 million at tn.. TED DAVft' Copley News Service No Parking signs are PARIS everywtwe in Paris. iare parked cars especially under No Parking signs. - - Prefect of Pulic.'e Ja'ques Lenoir has decided ti; solve the problem by taking away a lot of the No Parking signs. "No Parking signs that cam be reopected will be removed," he reported to the Qty Council. A gendarme at the Place de lOpora explained that It is a case of either tM' 11* away the parked cars or taking away' the signs. "Taking away the signs is easier and less expensive." be pointed out. Prefect Lanoir insists that that Is not his reasoning. He simply believe, that it is dangerous for all cthzens to adopt bareWect for the law. As political historian Henri Duranthan put It, "Sometimes It seers as bfix th ough everything is agaiwst the law in Latin nations. But just do what you like quietly and discreetly, and there is usually no trouble. The authorities himse trouble enough proecuting hardened thmznals." True, th e government-appoln!e"i "iii- taire" knows that you have declared only half of the purchase price for tax purposes when you sell a piece of property. Long ago the government took account of such deceit and raised taxes sidliclently to cover the mining ball. soliciting is Thie, the law agair strictly forbidden In some districts of Paris, but prostitution is carried on openly in others. And true, the No Parkling signs mean that par king is forbidden or seine streets but also mean that it is "tolera ted" on others -Ours is the freest country in all the world, If you don't shout and get caught," boasted the late Maurice nevalier. }'Mnce's famous Stage and screer. star. The nightclub thist burns down and kith dozen's it beautiful young people and the skyscrapth apartment house that blows tip btcause of leaking gas turn out to have mmci tii.ulthng certificates of guvernunent approval Professional realty men explain that the red tape of French gos'ernment cuntrui is just too much and must be cut somewhere. Monsieur Hives Henry' is thrown out of the Gaullist Party and prosecuted for lending his name and title as deputy in the French National Auembly to immense real esiate deals that turned into financial scandals. Without the scandals, would objections ev er have been raased The Frerrh driver who leaves his car wider a No Parking sign doubts It and brags that nobody writes more cotnplicated, unenforceable laws than French lawmakers. The ('asselberry elections promise much excitement. If people' were willing to stand in line at the prices r charged for the Frazier'Ali closed-circuit grI7.eiig t. h' said, think s'hai pa) TV Lould charge for ring,nf. pc; tiltir local football games into the living room al -_- t. Li EFIPYI S WORLD r) Humors are flying as the old standard goes. The qualifying period has opened and will close Nov. 3. The Council seats held by Thomas Napier, harry arrmbrook and John Leighty are up for election as well as a split one year Itzrin for mayor. A simple majority Is all that is needed for election. And that la.;t bit of information is expected to prove very iinporfint. So far former Councilman Bill Crier and Cecil llaiiion have qualified for mayor. Napier, after first announcing he would run for mayor said last week he Would not run. Sambrook is still thinking about whether he will run for tOe chief executive's post or again for the Council. If Sam- 61 Office 11 Breaking Law-Discreetly-In Paris Two File For Mayor pay teiesison or cable tclevsion iCATVs froin siphon.r _" oft such programming for their own payiiv audience ehneicU'r cited the experience with the Joe Frazier1 Muhaminad Ali heavyweight championship fight. when No Parking Signs By 'Ft•stiiving recently before the Senate Subcommittee on. tiimuriicatiun:,. (HS Broadcasting Gro up liresideit .hit ,ii A Schne;der pointed out that there ts nothtrg n the proposed legislation or in FCC rules th at woui. s!op the Nixon advantage is demonsrated Ln The smpe Seminole ('flint)' stmouihi be grateful for such citizens as Mr. . David Farr, Mr. Hubert I)aehn, Mr. N. I.. cullum and others who require and examine all of the facts before coming tam it Editor, llt'ralil : i'lie uni'uiihers decision. of the Once our most precious CIt iitki' 61141.1 of IIIP Ssiulls reiourtv . iwaterl has (liSa1). peat-ed, man and wildlife %% ill also be nonexistent in this area, Has Sanford Investigated or contemplated a new source of or expense entailed In 1intIlnt and obtaining an additional water source ' Heathrow Project appears . the surface to be progress for this area, but let's look a little deeper. Can Seminole County and Sanford afford the following: added police and lire S('uiitflu)ht' Library very nnit'ti a pprct'I a ti' all that y on r tiewspalx'r this alum' to fuurttu'r Liii' initt'r.'st.s of the library Thi' Staff of 'uiir publit'ntiori Marilyn Gordon. Ann Riley, and .Innu' ('asct'lbe'rry, have all given us thit' best cooperation in publicIty every time we timivi' requiesteil it. '' want to express our thanks for your help. I )ouiglns was In Liii' Army, cool'` Sn In our 'cool" inn. worked In theint'dk'ai M.N.1)0151nil' attendant a here In e'unf'rgeI,(')' romui In the Sanford--. thanks for being there Nuri'nhurg t'neriil hospital in when needed, also for just being German, II is good It, sip (Is.' there if not needed--we know Ira liiiimg hi' ni't'eis'i'd In our 11.5 'iiii are it'iiily, Ariui' has not gone to waste, It So when you hear the long is Iwtng used lay all of us here in wail of the siren or a ''Woop Scnslnole ( 'siunty tistli) I for sssip'' say II little prayer t 0 t14 ' ShIll glad to know should I or keep our t;err'q qafr to do their 111v latusiiv necol eum'rgi'nrs- 11 01 j.i1 ttms' at.' ant tall day ian flight irl iinil Itiiuig Immuvi' to have Herald Refreshing' iii't';) f.'elinig for people to agree to hi' ready 24 hour sluiulai they hi' rit'.'h'ul It lit like hotliuit' I think tttl'. hills,etcir>, 51)1115 51 .i.. Keith I launipta ill, iige 9, - . - l.ir'..ok d';es run, the vote will be pretty well split up. Casse'lberry is the only city in the county that retains the rather aritiquatrd method of electing persons to the City Council. ,'Ul candidates must run In a field against one another with the three receiving the highest number of votei winning. This in effect would have a Council candidate If he ensta three sob's, to sole once for himself and two times against himself. It also means that a person with far less than a majority of O ise votes can win re-election. Thomas F.nnbn.'e has qualified to seek election to Council. Expected to qualify are former councilmen Richard Win dild Louis Kit by and at Ieat one newcomer, John Yamnitz. Former Maycn Curtis B1o' is also reportedily toying with the idea of running for the Council. This, however, does nut appear likely. The city is split as ever Into at least two factions. Of course, the rwnors circulating are being denied right &on't degrade the candidates by reporting ad left them. Surely all the candld.'ites are able t run on their own merits without bringing gossip to play. In any event, citE.ens of the (iv citiez who have not enrolled the it names on the voter registration books have two mo"e weeks to do so. And any person who believes he is qualified to held ::n elective of(ce In one of the cities should step f'.,rward. -and Zoning Matter On Ballot 18 'eak1ng of tb" Dec. 5 municipal elections, Casselberry Councilman John Zae'eo has urged that the question of whether 11-3 (apartment zoning) should be given to the 168 acres compromising the present Land 0' Lakes golf course be placed on the ballot In his city. Zacco, a constant opponent of hhkh density development, believes this question, a very controversial one, should be decided by the people rather than the elected representatives. With the election less than eight weeks away, a decision on this Item will have to be made rather quickly. Casselberry city officials can expect a lot of citizen reaction on this zoning matter. Incidentally, the zoning board reconunended the rezwiuig be denied. presidential - - ________ - -USO He/p s GIs. __________ A DENVER I). M Moore, son of Mrs. Norma I). King of Sanford, Flit. has been assigned to Chanute AFB, Ill, after completing Air Force basic training at iicklantl AFII, Tex. Art ,SSfl. P resents 9 L--%& 441 .uims'ro'inis in tiitisiruui ;uroIIuiI the globe', from remote bases tit the Arctic to military installations in the United States kntisv that they can turn to the 1750 for a brief respite (miii duty on the war front or a total base. Wherever (tie)' are, USO is there as an expression of Liii' support and sympathy which Americans wish to offer for their service men and women in r I - I i .'' , ~ --_~ 07.1 By LIZ MATHIKUX The San ford-St in mo Ic Art Msociatlon will present Mrs Joy Postle, world reknowned painter who sings as she draws the glamour birds of the Everglades, Sunday at the Civic Center at 2 p. in. The .'I i .i -3 llff~v - b i ) " Seminole County resiclpntq that there are many candidates on the ballot this election year, riot J11.411 two let rime also gild this partisan plug for our local f'rnorratir Learn the best tearn our local party has ever had to offer our fellow residents Not only are they knowledgeable, ci perienced and dedIcated to gol government, hut they are also cast neight14srs and (riend.a I 'mm'14-ratIea ly yours, - . - - unifor. m USO is it civilian, nuri'praifit . . ..'.' ...FOR THE GROWING 70's F. U 0 a 111,1101111th i and apply rental" to purchase r.4. ) *1 telephone call fruuti o verseas .'rst'as hI loved ones at home. It is it visit uniform regardless of race, in Frankfurt, (;ermsin)', religion or origin. It brings fond Broadway and 42nd Street In remembrances of tousie New York, or in tiny Main through the club activities, Street. Aw"rica. some of th?rn Live shows taken US() is a restricted club over by' the professional en' whose membership is tertainnicn companies. restricted to some 2,500,000 men Did you know that USO runs and women in the American (lees. on the voluntary contributions US() is a seal at a crowded of (lie American people, airport lounge. It is an in- principally through donations trotluction in Texas or Tokyo, to the United Fund and other San Juan or Saigon. USO is a Independent campaigns.. m Janice (Jan) Audubon Societies, schools and , a-I P",'. 241 3411 george stuart L Supervisor of Elections Republican 'II i... '1l'.S4'r OO 'SI Pr? V ol Adv F (,jry.p,ç1 Tre4s 101t st 0 1: 1 IF ~ - 8 - HOUR PRE-INVENTORY SALE SANFORD ONLY ~1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MI I I M____ - SPECTACULAR SAVINGS ON TIRES- APPLIANCES- STEREOS- AIR CONDITIONERS - YOU NAME IT - HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF SPECIAL MONEY SAVING VALUES ON SALE FOR EIGHT HOURS ONLYI HURRY IN NOWI QUANTITIES LIMITED SO BE HERE EARLY AND HELP US CELEBRATE. SEVERAL WAYS TO CHARGE BANKAMERICARD AMERICAN EXPRESS MASTER CHARGE --- OIL CARDS FIRESTONE REVOLVING CHARGE I 2 throughout the lnited states, and her paintings grace many homes. Joy says "If you want to paint a bird you have to feel like a bird." -_ _q11 %) MEDICARE SUBSCRIBERS Medicare Entitles You To Home Use of HOSPITAL BEDS • WALKERS DESCRIPTION F7815 - LIST PRICE SALE PRCE $40.00 $20.00 1 F7814 5WIP8 Black ----------------40.00 20.00 1 C7814 5W7025 47.25 25.00 3 E187'l 5W73 Black ............ ....... 37.00 18.95 3 F7815 4014 Ply White 1 r. 7 9. I 1K 4 _ " 01 SATURDAY ONLY 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M. QTY SIZE colleges. Her murals hang in many banks and libraries ATTENTION '•• Vihien - before countless clubs amid hotels, and is sought after by --- - i - - ", 0 entcrtairima'nt Ellows than t'V('tl know who is a long way from Broadway, distributes iitI" home. It receives no (lire('t religious literature than your financial support from tilthe local church or synagogue" It government and relies wholly - r" Ts , tO Kov, odd "od. b1 4o?ssai - p1." C •g.i'•' Ca toti', 099 99'i 09 it ,, -a", ii oo'ds but .1's b,e,I? "' r ears of olr4,rvomc0 It adds. IlUti trci$ ad ,,i.,'tii,•s Pi'rnts s.ab"oci•d amav A ts avid rr.d't batovic., in red Na 'll, ad.."a.d s it 5149 50'A0l oi.a 'own,d pjrCPfO,. pf Cl r. -i _ c.. organization, OIK'n to all In - p Vote Seminole County United Fund to support the US), even though there is no longer a local unit since the Sanford Naval Air station closed. But there are tuia'n and women from Se minole County serving proudly and valiantly for the American way of life and they deserve your support. ('dye to the United Fund and support your service man or woman ments will be served. Mrs. I 'ostk. has aplwared YJ I would certainly appreciate in extra ermiptiasis on iot"aI 'rivernmn.nf an') how It •ffa' I a us da ily as a reminder to all 0 ontinues discotheques? Babysits, .sews irnied Forces and it is an open on buttons, presses fliifltS, house to all men and women in speaks 19 languages, conducts uniform regardless of race or the world's largest tourist origin. husines, presents more live uso is for Sk)11i19)t2t' )-(,it Joy Postle A Brand New NCR Electric ADDING MACHINE ctreets are Support USO ltyANNSIl'('ZKOWSKI f RENT - - So ' . diclato a even know where our election ............... ...-......." q . - Mainiroc was was spc'nslIniit a week %s ifli the i'iar, the uuus'tiimi places great Tltt' additional l8,h' people truly a hair raising experience 1110111,1111s Iii in Ily a nil some will contribute little to our phn sic on the tin tin na I anti we do have ninny unsung friends came over for ;i visit t'eonouuy ilitii'il seen.' Quit.' often list al . . Being a 1M'droonm heroes in that ......•. - -- ' .- - -- I.....-I,-. - I and (lit' Inmmv Sttthh'nit' liii' Iiniii,,,, r,,,,, p,.,. I III LU I,iR!IIII ...lI ill L) uiit'iifleii 't iiiiii candidates i- a niluui (Cs are lust other accidents here In Keith sat down on (lit, rou -Ii to use Orlando for their major in the shuffle I (eel this is St'tiiiniilt' ('tmuintv us tit)a itiraumi in his eve Iii' :sIsI wniutul Your local rif Ii, r haI'l.'r. needs ('an property La' s's from '1'%%( 'f our 100.11111: hl'rmt':4 ri' Nost walsh this, l)uul' us ill put llcathrous suiI1IIl out future our S.'iiiittuhs' ('saucily a'ffi'i I muumiiiilaiice atti',utaiiLs hera' mm his shirt, he won't even get i' vi'ryi)fii' of us, ihirertly, needs and retluirL'uslents' A in Sanford William ii:, "icited going to it wreck project of this iiu;ignituiht' us'sll of a's ('r)ciay of our lives. It Is a Douglas and ( 'an Pik'her, who 11 1.1 11 ", ls,i'al i'aniliilst.' who is rita, necessity require out side contractors, therefore the local economy benefits li ttle Mr. & Mrs. Nelson It. f'u Ed. Note-Thank s siti for . striling. However, 18,000 tropIc will contribute greatly to our ecomtiny; huge shopping centers are being planned for this area pros iding as good or - - that are even concerned about the potholes In your street ikiutit If the presidential can- af' a 'w i l Chttrr.'r yt', Its our 1(14-5.1 randidatca is ri'(ru'ahlnip, to have cut is a m'wspaIw'r sivallatilt' in this day 17.92 Z. . I':.iitiir, I ls'ralti I ,t tnt' first Ihitrik you (fir the ''s'lls'nt at , uiniiiinscil reporting , I t.ir r , .. Siiiitti St'tliIflt)le ('oititiititilt' a '111114, ss itti tiii'ium now to I.ihrary As,.soi'Iiitiiin (h,,%,s':irm get it iInmnn'r eaten,in.i i'.11ts.rIalsFlng the Sanford lxIors' they get it call on Lii.' Herald is noted for, It certainly protection, additional junior Unsung Heroes and senior high schools, expatnied streets to handle the I':slitir, I k'ralti traffic, or th e additional tittlst' 'Iii.' tiers' wreck Saturday on service required' I li rernecl nbout our overcrowded not the piesldentil U luiiIc cant licl;itc's It is our local iftflulifISlti'q thisl dets'r usiric' land liSt' lilifi Use ad.volnretti ta x level lb.' presidential cnrviidiites todd (51fl less, Arid , public is invited and there will be no admission and refresh- i',.ttc'i ihe game at home foi free Pollsters See D isas ter For Demos c'nunI''s realdi'nts; the grosslli 1111111 the llerndon station here As I)iiug stint the front diwir still he controlled over a 1 -20 on 24-tisiur call, They are ready is'tmind !iliui Keith rim Ii, the yrisir period stud not be n III ft tiiiiitites notice to Jiiliip into winiliiss watching Doug mi clitliclym1h. in kf urtuuie. ) hit' nil ilnilniwt' and take off to ('arl ('an Jump into tilt, miii ubu l;ince, where they nrc so desperately Iii' tisrni'd to Freda Doug's Cooperation nei'deti. wits' i anti said ''Man, tiq"s The City of Sanfort! - anti Woman Seeks Mayor's Post after much back.and-fcrth advice and much agonir: he challenged Pat Brown for the Sacrarr.ento stateh'uRrown gave h:m his sole home-state lacing by a c: I IN 1 . Editor, Herald: better shopping facilities to this Mr Nixon's ei':ap'sign c)earv was a bad one. lie suc e•cfuIlv portrayed as a kind of arpetbagger who wa seeking thtovernor3hi; ra"rely as a steppingstone to a n other prtsidenti.) try. k had nc' real issues. and erred in trumping up .h"my c1:arge oi communxm T'ha truly was the low polrt of lis pciiica! career. Bu t Mr 'cixon nat] res'lienee, drive. recourcefulnes., luck an: rncmre He came back to W!fl the 1i'siaential iic'minati.i arin i.i (S Ar. once argin, he captured C..hifornia ' currently occupied by Gordon Meyer are open in the City of Sanford The qualifying period will close on Nov. 15, 20 days prior to the Dc-c. 5 election, according to 0ty Clerk Ilenu- y Tamm. Qualifying fee for the mayor-commissioner office Is $120 and $90 for the commissioner post Sanfard's law requires a successful candidate for the office to receive a clear majority i 50 per cent plus one) of the vte cast or face a run-off election. .Jtamonte Springs qualifying period for district 3 and 4 p...:uons on the Council currently held by appointed Donald Myers and Dan Dorfman, respectively opens Oct. 23 Monday i and will ctmose Nov. 3. Qualifying fee is $90. No one other than the Incumbents has Indicated an interest in either office. For the past two elections, officials there tuive be'n elected unopposed. Fridtiy, Oct. 20, 1977-5/ Water Our Most Precious Resource ' fact '. One of Walton's greatest painlessly enough to keep public school officials interestcd. He was in top form during a recent meeting of the Hopkins chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, of w uch he is a memher and Its sorority counterpart, the Chi Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, both national honorars education organizations. He said that what passes for education research has been a dismal failure and has dent little to help pupils or teachers. 'Are teachers using the results of the latest research" I hope not," the professor quipped. He does not believe' tea ching is profession or that it ever will well. vincing lTii.'gin of 297.0'J0 votes g assets is his ability to criticize Lake Mary Anr,ec:ko',,. 377 tI'0 all 9959 ff) --) -.el school system, :e has the opportunity to realize a dream of academicians and many achoomen, to show what a "Professional educator" can do. Beat Lake Forest City Ann Rsley vcill.ance." nottng that such makes a difference in what why it is assurances are either asked nor pupils learn, but we don't know 'This is happer.tng with indulged his taste for doing the given by doctors, lawyers or what it is about a teacher that everything we work on in unexpected by becoming the similar professionals makes It so St.undardi7ed tests educitinn today," says a man first education professor to This fails to recognize, shos that class siz.c haa nisthirii whci urges people to take head a major metropolitan however, that people still have to do with achievement, college courses for the enschool board. some choice and control over A"Another bit of pedagogical )ovment of learning something Dr. Walton Is an expert in which doctor or lawyer they folklore says there is a erie- new, for fun or as a leisure elementary and secondary pa tronize and very little if any, to-one relationship between activity, not merely to qualify education and faculty member over their children's school or time spent in school and for hihcr salary. at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore City. He is greatly admired by students and some - WASHINIUMN $1 SO Month the tussle for the pres lii President Nixon strange new myth has been born: that School Board vote. results should he wider Federal teacher. achievement. Hesearch is good Bureau of Investigation sur"We know that teaching at finding out what is, but not Cailry News Service ¶ N B KE%NETH J. RABBE?' Photographer --------- [A, M,il Walton Heads Major t:.sii.'.s WASHINGTON iNFA idency fl the big states, a 194. hen His first race was for a U.S. House seat in command of the Congress after a lon GOP took Mr Nixon beat the incumbent. Rep. Jerry \'oorhi lapse cent of the total by more than 15.000 votes . getting 56 per Education Notebook By RAY Mr-HUGH SUBSCRIPTION RATES 33c Wee4 IV 006 Mon!tn ~io rvir Deliver 8% l)O\'A California. RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman luLL VINCENT. JR Staff - - Manager Advertising GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor ::iS WILLIAMS 1wrtiriv Editor con.4ruction to conform without wrecking the whole construction industry. Governor Askew has, however, made the answer to this at least in part now available. But it will also come as the stsion understands and acts with a common sense application which will not be disastrous. Florida voters will he acting wisely if they let this call become a practical issue on which those seeking election or re-election must speak out. Before Nov. 7th is the time to make this demand. No use after the votes are counted and the seats are filled. This is the time when the voter is truly in the driver's seat! aid to cities for sewer construction. This session will take place one week after the organizational session to be held on Nov. 21. It is a very short time to let the many adjustments which the new legislature must handle, to permit wise action. 'Vet that is just the import of the Askew act:ion does more than imply. It should get the issue of the death sentence settled. To do the necessary for the women's rights amendment was made essential as this could not be done until the '72 elections had been held. The shock of the sewer connection moratorium was so severe that it raised some critical questions about the ability of Florida es I The Sanford Herald 5W78 Black -- 1 ......•. 4044 Ply ' - - ,, ............. - - 42.85 - wimute - )I.30 H7815 4014 Ply Black 1 G78-15 ' 4044 Ply White 13 E78.14 SWSheel belt WS 11 G78.14 SW Steel Belt WS 9 H78.15 SW Steel Belt WS 16 E7e.14 Deluxe Chaimip White I' 078.15 Deluxe Champ White 13 F18.14 SW Polyester White 19 s 16.00 -- 45.20 42,85 18.00 17.00 - 50.75 32.50 ,,.,, 5730 3880 6'1-50 39.00 .18,70 25.00 - i4.25 25.00 53.40 29,25 GR'074 Prumero Rad White or Red 43.95 2995 ER70-15 Priniero Rad White or Red 413 25.00 -1 . .4 ,,,..., IPPB MACHINES • COMMODES EVERY TIRE AND EVERY SIZE ON SALE DmJRI4G PRE INVENTORY SALE. OUR TIRE EXPERTS HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED TO"MAKE A DEAL". COME OXYGEN • WHEEL CHAIRS, ETC. ON IN AND LET US SEE YOUR 011) TIRES FOR YOUR OLD TIRES TODAYI As Ordered By Your Physician - ODDS AND ENDS May Be Purchased or Rented With Your Medicare Coverage * * We Handle All Paper Work Free of Charge. '-i-- WE'LL C'VE YOU TOP DOLLAR - - DfNTO SCRATCHED -OWE OI4LYS Speed Queen Electric Dryer, R*uIar 11399t Used 5 H.P. Riding Lawn Mowor, Regulot * Air Chief Stereo, RtuIar 49 For Information Call 322.0642 - • • . . NOW 199 4 299" NOW'ISO"" . NOW 149" * 18" PielIco Portcibiu Color TV, RbguIar $359N FREE DELIVERY FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGsa (formerl1 Gordon's Drugs) 2676 S. ORLANDO DR. (HWY. 7-92) SANFORD CLOSEOUTS NOW 299' FIRESTONE SANFORD. FIRST & FRENCH PHONE 322.0244 DON'T MISS OUT. SATURDAY ONLY I eAll tire Prices Plus F.E.T. Of $1.19 105344 and Old Tire Off Your Car. �FrIday, Oct 20, 1972 6A-The Sanford Herald Legal Notice Legal Notice -- . cood N ews Today - Legal Notice Notice - . -....- ... In? Court Of the County IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FICTITIOUS NAME SIfleIC County. Flora. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE IShyOY? 1 I In Pro ?e IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FLORIDA. In butiflflt ii 710 ) COUNTY. In re. Estate of SEMINOLE FOR CASE wo vu Circle. Cattetbefty, Seminole ANNILRAST(PHENS FLORIDA. . p,te'n iet in re Count,. r tar a uno,' me CIVIL ACTION NO 72-1111115 me 04 J V SALES I SERVICE. JACK FRANKLINRICKETSON editors a nd P•raonNa' Chants 04 NaI 04 i in Re. I$ KAY ENGLISH RICKETSON. T, All Cr It thi? Intel" to Claims or Demands Agsintt Said ADRIAN i(ROY HUSSEY iR me *th the Clerk of the circuith Estate NOTICE Court, 5emn04e Coun?, FIora Ifl N*cw arid each Of y ou are hrrrr NOTICE OF ACTION RAN SIMMONS provisions DONALD of TO *.th the accordance to t If , and ruIr TO Adr.bn L.Y MSty . To c Joe L F i It lOut Name stv demands or .th y claimt and Route I Ape North $IV ult PI IS have eQaintt th e North Wit' SVC1 either of you. Spring. Seven Aleander City. AIaba 1957 VERA ANNIE of e rttate CsIia YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat th 0 San'sngp$o John S P Ieonert. JACK STEPHENS. opcea;ed. late o ta.i YOU ARE NOTIFIED that $ nam . ngm. 04 Publ ish a--iOc . t or thi change p04I1 FRANKLIN RICKETSON and KAY County, to the County Judge 04 DEN 1W Semino County , Fr Adrian LCno Hutley Jr hat b ENGLISH RICKETSON. h wife. 04sie in the court Pout. 04 sa. filed in the above Cou a nd you are FICTITIOUS NAME petition in p P-ivC fitOd a thi n (nty at Sanford. Ireda required t terve a Copy of you' NOT ICE I hereby Qven t!tIPd cwrt for P. adoPtn s , c*I,ndar mth$ frt thC t.me ins or ,tent. tii narne in that In Inett at Are minOr children • 'o.0 R ll first PubflClt'Ofl of Thu n04ce on Fry any , to f "ountry comm$nded to rtn You a rn ey. C nera Atto T CODIPi Of Ch claim Carter. me p men Sminol. County, FIora Under The trvr a copy your thII be In writing. and thOu tIatC it p o . whose .00ne on MARVIN L •P C MAR jOY S the fictitious is residence and optt ofl.ce Oriango, F lorid a )7a, ' 01 Andr't. the on BEAUTY t AMAN. jR th011 (i a ourt I er.gai wiTh th• Clerk 04 thu C1,71. P A emp I.hOIOfibt Smath. 1opper I to by the ci$Int. bit *.nt. Nomber on or bof cC cu. Court. SemInole Orlando. %WOrn 6 of om Orange AvvC, 0??Ory and •ccPanled by 04hIte a dofaufl Will be .ntP V uoa 37101. Pt.On.rt' Attorney. or dOII$r and tc nded day of fiIinQ f of O r04let dema against u for the th the the provisioll"Is of ThP Fictitious or or before fl thOu e In the p04tti N:mt Wit SectionNovember. 1972, and file thC OIQInS' clam or mind not so VOId WITNESS my hand and the tI 04 09 Florida oruda Statutes lIST with the Cleft of thiS Court elth.r Rita .1 HariO. This Court on October 4th. 1*77 twIor, serce or P.Itt,onerl' • At adrnlnultr$tO? of ¶r ( it-all Joyce uii r ,mmpdsatPly therealter. (ttate of ARTHUR II BECKWITH. Nov 3 ofherw.se a dptau may be entered Publishi Oct ANNIE VERA STEPHENS. M Cler k 04 the Co 0E$ aarnt1 yOu for the rit demand" dece*Sed B,C,II.VEk Gordon V Frederick TNSSrnyhan0andthesP4l0f Publish OctS 13 70 27' 1F72 •t Sanford, Seminole AttorY*y Ui, the EtIm'e UN toil e Court P3 BOt 17*5 DE I 37 COUNTY PRORATE NO Cnunty. Florida. thiS 11th day 01 nford, Florida 377' Sa IN *1 ESTATE OF October. 1*72 Ni 3 it -: Oct II. 70. PubliSh 5 HIR AR 0. s S.OI Arthur H Bekwh. Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF FILING PETITION Cler k of Circuit Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIO CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR FINAL DISCHARGE OF y Cel V Ebem EXECUTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING DPt CIe COUNT. FLORIUA AND ZONING COMMISSION TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON NOv 3. CIVIL ACTION NO 71-133' PubIlth. DCI 13.70 77. 1 Notice Of Public Heann CERN SUIT TO QUIET TITLE Notice it hereby QlV that I have 1*77 PIannun and aning Corn The ROYDIN C. PAIT. and JEAN OF I-Il mission will conduit a public filed my final re port at Evocator 04 PAil Schrad 5r .oer rcmmnnC, hfirifl tO ''f rttO'P 04 f.l £ Zb SEMINOLE COUNT BOARD for final discharge. and to R IA&& ResenlsaI Au1tu DP1uC$1 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS :OM L USIA INVEST MEN t I will apply , ,he Honorable LNY. INC .1 FIora corporatn. tha Judge Of County Hall, The F i of the NW ' 04 the SE 1v The Board of County Corn Tf *Clive and 11 01%goolvedo, the Wallace H F$orid$, on Seminole County. 30 c 04 the SW I. of S public diTCCtDrI, will nduI msa,one øtfCPt. Lnkflfl Further described &t .$ht Of at tob 7a. 1*72 for approval of th hoisting to consider a proposed 'ockhDIoers thereof, acfunø Swef'twater Oaks Sec iand south and tor final discharge at !ru,1tpo% IP*refore, their unknn same EtecutOr of the estate Of John change of zoning from A (Planned Unit Weusa Springs Rd AgrsutturP to PIJD sic cetiort arid O%5.Qflt. • This public hearing will be held ,r Srhirard. Sr.. deceased Development) on the following I'IARPiEI'T BANK of JACKSON 1*72 the Courit' Commission Chambe" 'ILLE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Dated 76 SW described property John S.chuvard Jr ' flit Court House. Santa" of ER SeCtion 17, Those landS lying In at (aecu'tDr of the FstVe E,eCutOr Of the estate of Township 70 SouTh Range 30 Fast. FIor,da,poNovemberI, 073, at 3 5K NE W LANDiS. ner.ateO and 'r o' John SchrMrd.Sr PM. or as soon SALLi W LANDIS as trutt 04 described IS follows d Possible 'OLUSIA IN'fS1MEhl COM - ( ø - .- Youngsters Are The Next Mr. Cleans County - I' I . v L --- Board - - - -- - - . - --. -.. - - -- .• . , -. I - . . / . of • '-- -. • ...• - - L - . . - .. - • r\. L . - S - other - . - - -, - - - .. . .. • 1 ' . ' I I -t - - ;t~w =' I - . - - W FANY. INC and F RANCI S 30 N Park Avenue WpflTEPIAIR, as trustee Of Sa rifo"-d, Florida 37771 VOLUSIA INVESTMENT COM Publish Sept 79 oi 6.13.70,1*72 PS.NY INC arid RCBERT H DEN hus*iIef IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH \ • UI ''\'I'' • 1£ I £ - ' .ir .'% • I I tnt' • ! .tfl(u, - -. l - • - ' 1F - - . jww flit Ii .1 - • -UI- I . .. • - cake u • i' '- 1 ilt - . Staff photo) . • • In Revenue Sharing Plan Inequ*1ty Stu B ANNSIEC7.KOWSKI % JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN wit. - hr .. " . . . - Requeste y ole might realize Federal benefits commensurate with 20 DcBarv Women's Club, p.m., Civic Center. Commissioners and the citizens of Seminole Counts' were 97,115. will be pleased with the valiant fight t protect the interest of the ST.a1C receiving $12.68 per capita for the entire county with $11.8 in in 3(I' •( " flOn from the 1nterovernmental the county government per capita. Cooperation Act of 1972.." "in working a comparison o Greg Chairman stated . the OUt Edward Drummond to Sen. Orange.Seminole.OsCeo a Gurney. He said that be was ap Urban Planning Group,' FURNITURE preciative of the allocation of Drummond said. "it would I federal funds to the local Iee1 appear uiai oau on uiv iu SALES the entirety of Orange '' to meet the deirands of a growing cociet. And Seminole County will receive $1252 per CASSELBIRRY cunUy considered capita . with $10.97 per capita to 1Y.17•92 County to be the fastest growing the county government. IV- * * * * * * * * * * "in O-enla County, in its * * * *** * * * a a * * * * cunty. did call Gurney's enty. wifl receive $16.43 per * RE-ELECT attention to the potential capita with $16.32 per capita 11, . going to the county government edy th at a inutty so * be sought. According to the fat the unincorporated areas" * th e Seminole County in HERRING the facts indicate that repo * 'unoffscl" proposed funding 21-. years hs risen to a for Seminole Counts' and its population of 115,000 due to the• * STATE ATTORNEY ' * cities would be $618,000. with tremendous Central Florida * Drummond suggested '11111111" * Since His Election In 19U: the sum $Z74.000 going to the impact. * that considering that overHe has personally prosecuted * cUity government t.5 of 97 murders and rapes in * "ced on the 197(' census of whclming needs and demands e local level by Brevard and Seminole, with 47 * th return for art created at 83.692, the per CO I Cli OflS * same * the the entire countY and its cities this impact, while * eral got ernment's , time th ed ef would be $7.35 per capita while * is responsibility unemployment the per capita poion for the * county's unincorporated areas alleviated b) emigration from e * VOTE EXPERIENCE of the county. "1 a other pa would be oily $5.92." * I in checking the per capita humbly feel that a formula * VOTE HERRING GOP returns for counties of similar factor should be added which * al n tr e her increase C PD pD's £DV BY HERRING CAMPAIGN TREASURER population. Drummond found could furt * * County'. with a total Florida's share. that * *************a*********** * a census of - sister e 's ta LL -. I - j ABBOTT .. near , J I fl., of SISTER, Inc. B M .. Bram Towers P..m.. IN Vote do ment I Rummage sale. Republican I $ j 'i A. E '-' . :.. _____ , L k;" " t ,. ~ :~ , i I ; , 1~01! i fl,-111~ C ierk Circuit Court. ,.-m,nole County t4 l, Cecelia V Ekif'?' 'rpuI'y dIe-ri .101414 A BALDWIN OrtOrrery. a' LCn Sufle It. 100 East Higt'wfy 436 Canelt*'i'Ty, FIO!'eDJi 37707 Pvtili'U .r.aft Oct Ii, 70. 77, Nov 3. 1*72 1172 ( Seel i ARTHUR Pt SEC K W I T04, JR Clerk 04 the Circuit Court By MarTha T. Vltilet' Dt-pu"t clerk toot iowL)ERWEEDLE. MAINE S WARD 0 WDCL')M. P.O 204 East New England Avenue W,n,.' Park. FJriOa 7$ PUDIiSP Oct 13 70 77. 0 No. 3 1*72 DE Iii . I I .. ., ".r :k,_'.. ... '. ''.1... -,II1 it l i,v $1 i,t.it.C.' __1 Lectwir. 1 bath ji'artrrents, S22,500-523,500-ti 2 bedroom, 2 .1111 da'tn1ents, $24,000-$21.000 3 bedroom. 4 ui apartments, $27.500-S30,000.' .,.,.. LA __ ~ 1!14 IOU - =1 'Pius monthly charge of from $42 to $63 to cover 'nJr'iget'ent mJintenarce ser ,ces 01 CQrY1I7!Qfl se r vices, '-1 ____ I ; per acre. - , J 1_ : , than Off Street Parking 4 - 2, 3 BEDROOM AIDIAIRTMENTS... FROM $17-500.1 not I I I2 1I ; , i 1 I—1 ,, , , 1I I I I. :1 I jtI or more - front or side ::I!t.ili!.i:iIiijili 1i Saturn Apartments ofler theSe et'j-talue features: Indect-itdentlj'controlled iir conthtorting and heating .1 New draperies arid waU-to.-aIi carpetr'g 0 E'evatocs i n lobby and center of t,uiloinj D Mct1eu . tUlly'Ulf.'t'ti -( electric kitchens 0 Mderl1 iJui1dru LtCIiI(lv Cqrn' plt'teIy enclosed children's pIaground C Adjacent All story zoning. ll I- 'I 'I. any two facilities. Al l areas and insurance cii (re Cf3fliOn11lr1IUm rces subject to chase witP'tcut notice single family residentially zoned Setbacks from areas will have a minimal of 100 feet from the property line for one story structures adjacent to residential zoning and 150 feet for structures adjacent to Off street parking may not be closer than residential yard setback area, but may be 25 feet from any at the rear property line provided a solid wall or fence six feet high is constructed. any . I ,. I _1 11 1's''' 1, I . ' 'r ,' .' •' ' . . ~ i ' ,, . 11 I I I. 1 ,',, ' £-R114UP Pt BECAWITH, JR., more not more -_ I en ... FORMERLY LUXURY RENTAL,t.,APARTMENTS, NOW COMPLETELY RENOVATED AND REDECORATED According to the amendment, density stendards In one section presently reading 11-3, not more than 20 units per acre 16 except as specified In Section I.: 11-3A, not units per acre tie amended to read that 14-3, not more than 13 units per acre and 11-3A, than 10 units Provided, however, where a development plan has been presented and accepted by the Board of County Commissioners at the time of zoning, such reduction shall apply. Supervisor of Elections Seminole County P CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS ON THE BEACH AT 3190 NORTH ATLANTIC AVENUE, COCOA BEACH - to Jan) h p.m.. i !i~l' I ; I'l ~ ii ______ The Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution encouraging employers In the county to grant time off for emplo)es with bona fide problems in the matter of reaching their polls for voting before or after working hours on Nov. 7. A proposed amendment to the Seminole County Zoning regulations established density standards for Seminole County In 14-3 and R-3A zoning districts met with definite vocal disapproval of county planner, David Farr. p.m. 436, (ct. 30 SR headquarters. Goldsboro PTA. 7:30 p.m.. a.'n. Altamonte Springs. school auditorium: playlet b p.., m M Bledsoe's fifth grade Republican Women's Club. 31 Seminole county Council of Winter Springs Communitt Lyman as PTA. 7:30 auditorium. School board and Assn. zhuldren's Halloween city recreation school superintendent can- party, 7 p. in. center. didates to Speak. Open to public Oct. 23 Seminole Mental Health ~ I Victor Glschler before the board to request permission to move a house which Is owned by a William Boak,of Pennsylvania. The house is situated In the middle of the road in Midway Park on Midway Drive east of Grant Avenue. Gl.schler had an independent surveyor come out to check the location and stated that it was established that the house is in fact in the middle of the road. The matter is to be given to County Engineer William Bush for action. In other action, Acting County Attorney Howard Marsee reported that the flashing sign calling attention to Rainbow Ranch located on 17.92 at Hutchinson Parkway, is In fact located on County owned property, maktng the sign county property also. Mars" said that the sign can be legally leased by the county, that would be asking only what the federal government would ask regarding signs on federal highways. Lake Oct. -06 for to appeared ' at Big Tree Park will be operated by the County for the interim period, according to action taken. The same manager will be kept on to operate the concession stand at a salary of $100 per week for seven days per week operation. the ed purchase supplies The sum of 11.000 park. Middle Of The Road capita grou __ In other reports, Lavender told the Board that the State inspectors had indicated that their regulations require a separate building for the storage of paint. He said that he would need building 20 by 30 feet in size to store 4,000 gallons of paint. He stated that Henderson Ferguson of the maintenance department also would be using the building for this building. storage. The Board approved $2,500 was approv of s - for can Oct. 28 Hopper PTO HalloeCfl 11 carnival, 1.5 p.m.. school nd ; games and refreshbooth public invited. _" I - __ a ' a , to ~-- a OR MORE in counties a . Oct. 24 ons cub. noon, House of Steak a mower • J a.m uo for Road Supt. J C. Lavender requested permission from the Hoard of Commissioners to replace the mower which was destroyed in the tiin accident recently in which a new vmploye was killed, lavender said that there was an in. sw-once amount of $4,100 received. He wanted to use this amount with an additional $5,000 to purchase new and safer and tractor. He was authorized to advertise for side bidding on Nov. 27. with the contract to be awarded on Nov. iii 428. t 21 Rummage sale. Disa bled Lake Brantley Band American Veterans building. barbecu,, noon. Sweetwater 1 74'2.. P Oaks Preview Center. ul quarters - those of their fellow Florida ft $15.19 per capita to the oiunty rxitential inciquit% in depth in rd'r that the citizens f citiZens government. Manatee Count with 1 970 Sem inole C Qi I Mower Wanted capita and the Nht ChIn504 the Sooth , I l)rumrnc'nd requested tlutt lOpUllIUOfl (if !9,3O5. will be with Senator Gurney study this riing $1535 per , DE I I71! Seminole C.ou.nt Cattlemen's Association. Fall election mCetJg and steak supper. 5 ranch P.m., Le inde GD o for n pupils of Mrs. Joe Duggar and kinderg LI 11eees 5) \f icae \j O(' Py R S Brown Zoning Administrator Publish October 30. 19'7 Cull. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of FlOridI po NvrrnDf' 7, 1*77 under ci' against ROBERT H H HAWKINS. COUNTY. FLORIDA P.M. ores 5r !PifO0ftp! MAWR INS a t CIVILACTIONWO 711230 YCK possible or.._NAWKINS.huS*Iie.a ndth I HE C.R (AT F P P41W B081-11 ci unknown hci'S dp sect legates SAVINC,S BANK a corporation CoIsb,ont spouses trustees Q!af"ti.tj ngan.led onc e slung under thC Seminole CDir'i ricvio. itors. honors successors and c' laws of the Slate of Pr* York. at C,r,g Drummond other pal_lift claimIng any right Plaintiff Ch$irma.% title or intefelt It. 't,e following and Acs' INscribed land. lying and being in DEW ILDON E SPARKMAN Arthur II BecknIth , Seminole County. FIo. .da. and I B JOAN I SPARKMAN pits wife, PuDlith October 30 1*72 o PROSE Li. and LILLIAN Defendants DEl 179 PRASELL his nIle and COURT MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 14EV 1 COLLINS And THOMAS F NOTICE OF SUIT heir husband. arid NO * C OLLINS. TO DEWILDON I SPARKMAN BRAS ILL ak a 1140 W BRASELL 0140 JOAN I SP&RkM&14.h1%P SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION HICKS, it living at" if dead her &ODresI unknown Notice of PiIlc Near.n unknown heirs. devises's, l,gatef'I. all other partiet The Planning and Zoning Corn spoves. and to ant 000 grantees. truSties. clairnInt, any right title, anon n Ii conduCt P publiC q'ctitDrt bpuno"t, successors one int.'ih in and tO the folIDning mutsion hesring tC'CCi'flid.' recommending i ia'.ct claiming lit, th"D.i described p'op.r!, Its *11 change of zonifl from ,',rt 0' against (NA W BRASILL The South 75 feet 04 the NOrth 325 1A Residential to R 3 Multiple I C a NA W BRASELL HICKS of the lief Of the Wet' 1W feel Family oti the UillOwing described sr hit unknown heirs oeviteeS lID l-t of the SE . of the 14*1.. South. oroperty grantees i'.te-rs Sect iQn 15. 'Township 70 Lotsi I 10.71.22.23. 74 2%. 30 27. si-i'uspt. critors, iienns. suc Range 30 East PuVIit Records ct 29 29. 30 31 33. 35. )a. 3'. A. Lr%%Dl't and all other patties to Seminole County. Florida Subt ec t 44 45, 44 and 47. less me t .eimlng any right title or interest !' [.tement for mao purpoSes civ.' f'o.d right 04 way and less parcel ' 'he tOIIO*inQ Described lano lying County. the ENS' 5 ,e1 thereof '00'. lying in Sec 4 715 )OE avid n'c bring iet Seminole IncludIng sp,cuIically ing In Seminole PielgP'tl Sub f net of lirnilatior the ollowing dIvt%lort as recorded sri PB I. pp 1 iou ARE NOT if I ED that a suit $*tftt and eOuiiprnpnt 2. PR of Seminole County. VIa Titie has bert brought in the I Maloof 14p one Weltingliousi described as 11.351 acr es Further r 'tull Court of Seminole Coun'y. K1130 north of Laura SI arid on the eat' ida against you and each of you COIDriII Mouse HOOP h, Bran tide f U .5 17 irning an estate right, titie or Perfection Wall Furnace. MoDel This public hearing will be held or. er est in pe i. upon the following OWaS-4 HEREBY NOTIFIED the County Commission Ctianibers cirscribed real property Situated •h YOU ARE court House. Sanford. ,u-minole County, Florida jowl! cif the that a tuit to torecla a mortgage Ncivembe! J. 1*77. at? Ms FloriDa, on tPip uOUthedSt p1 The sou'hwest po the above Described proper' or at soon tf..reft.' as PM 04 the northeast . Of Section 74. he been instituted against yO in t "owflthlp 71 SOu Th Range 3D East Circul' Cart at the F,gHeefltPi possible Planning arid Zoning rood r,ght.Of way .sudec,alCIrCuit , in and for Se?'it'dle Commission rt' you r, r*gulr*C hereby to file 04 C"- FlorIda You and *Oct' Seminole County, Florida answer or other n' Itter' Oui'ed It file your yOu a'e hereby by R I B,vwr. e'enhe Der sondIly. or Dt yDiF •l Answer wilt, the C 'VIA Of the C "'Cull Zoning AdminIstrator , ~~, nolit W, I," tt%r C tar k of the C i1C v 11 Court and lOne a cciCitr tnpreei upon OCtober 20. 1*72 Court. Eighteent' jidiCil CircuitVICOR F W000MAN. al tne fitvn Publish' DC' ¶20 !'r mono County . Florida. at me all ,rD,eedie MOirips :.rthfl4i5e In Sant or o Florida. and A Eat' he* nmAr, 2 serve a copy thereof usp IPt England Avenue. Winter Park. p a mitts' attorney. WhOSI isa '.5 IS Flor ida 321$. &'icravs for PIIInIP$$ 'OPIN A BALDWIN. Suite 70. SOC us the above actiOn on or before the 4)6. C.assaiDIt'ry, Highway East 13" Cot of hc'vembe' 1*77 It you P(it lair than thp lath oida. 3770' fail tO DC' 50 luogmen' Ot arfautt oai, of Novemtr' 1172, therein will be taken agaInst you for tht se'ting ur the estate right.. tItIC re lief O,m.hePG In Tht Complaint Or l.n Itte •bOwC r' erctt in uapO!' lri% Notice thill be publiShed ..r 1UPC property cia-moo lot yOu do" wec o' four CpntfCiJ'i! tYie C hO.JId you fall tO DC SO. default welI in The Sartiord Herald C .14 5.5 entered against you newspaper of general CIrWIOIIOIi in wITNESS my ttanc and seal p4 Seminole dainty, FlIda Cp,jri a' Sanford. Seminole t'. WITNESS fbi Pifld of th't Clerk of County. Florida. eats 11Th div 04 the c ircuit Court. $eminole County, October 97.2 Florida. thiS thi lift' Cle y Df Octouf' Supervisor 161 to - . " L SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY. aria the soutb A chains of the wrisl heirs, devtSt. IeQatPet grantees AND TONING COMMISSION LORIDA F r*' LESS the NE I, chains 00 spou.oeh. creditors, IuinOrt Notice of Public Hearing 1 04 in re: corner west f the SE 1.300 t teel Other Pam# oniriQ Cor'i %occesso" and all VhUflt0' Pian.'i.rig mn RONALD Pt BROOKS. Husband arid Of Slid Section 17. said point being m claimivigbvth?ou ri will Cori0i t a publiC .JACOUELYN BROOKS. on the South line of Said Section Against ROBERT Pt HAWK INS. hearing to consider recommending a sACQUELYN BROOK thence run fdorTh along the center arid AW - IN 4 propospo c hange 04 inning from a petitioner gwood lIne 04 thC Lake Mory L on HAWK INS If K S Residential to Cl Reta i l Corn VS 337 feet to a P1 In Road unknown ur RONALD P4 BROOKS. ;Z1 on the follow ing trusties. grantees, theme Ill'. the It." of 9 degrees Loft lA 1.2,3.1. and 10. BIk B. 15* NOTICE OF PUBLICATION corit.nut Nit along the center line other pariin claiming any t hI t Repiat of Lake MobIle Addition 10 RONALD H BROOKS 4 said road 1*70 r for a POB. tf'lt or interest tO the following Shares. at 1`0170rill" in Pe 8, 0 71 PR Address Unknown described land lying •nd being Iri cr:;ri;; t Seminole counti, Florida. arid L. B Furt e oncrib" as on fhe corner i tion YD with Said road 700 (I ft. BRASELL arid LILLIAN 0 a Pet SR C7 and Magnolia St nSec fulpO against you ri marriage thence run E!y 413 s n to. point of BRASILL Pit *I1C. and COURT 711 30 arid you are reousired tOstlitO CDt thence run 60 0 11 Nit from P08. NEV I COLLINS and THOMAS F ThIS public hearing will be held in yOur Answer or Pleading tO th C s', 7o0 g n to P08 NA W CDLI INS. her husbnd, and ASELL the County Commission Chambers of Marr.age Dis luti Petition t or so on 0150 1ttOt lands lying in Section PR ASELL. a S a NA W OR Of the Court HOu%C. Sanford, PetIt loners at'orneyl, dead PiIf Ofl the a'iO it gatea. living0iseet NICKS ifhers Florida. an November I. 1977 a! Thomas R Maney Of Meyers rind 1$. Toth'p 70 South Range East. dascrbed at follows Unknown the P M. or as soon thereafter as 17 Sc.uth Lake spouses. Mooney P A Th e South O the NE . grintert, truSteeS. pnskbte ue. Orlando V br ida and file en and all Of thC SW i lying 5E Av creditors. I,onDrt Successors arid all Planning and Zoning claming by. thrh. the original Aritwet or PleadIng In (itt of L ak e Emma Rd and Parties Commission office 04 t he Clerk 04 The CI'u i' of the NW v East of Lake under or against NA W BRAStL the Seminole Camty, V pet or orlor, the Ith day cit SOUth t:mrns Raise k a 140W BOSE . siCki. and Can't By k S brown November. A 0.. 1*17 If you Section 0O ,hI lands lying in the unk nown heirS, dPvISCfl, Zoning 0drnsnhltrator so . a delpult will bt takin against Range 30 TDt7nshlp 30 South. legateft. granteft. PublISh October 70. 12 you fr the relief oemandpd iri iPIt (sit. described as tollons wounet. cred itors . Ilefiors DE 177 Dinolul ian Of Marriage North of and the The East cessors, and SlI other parties PrtitsOl_.$O? DATED Al Orlando. Orange me F as! of the 5* I aØ Thi SE claiming any right, toie or interest County. Florida. this ø oat p4 nd thC North 3)0 ft 'f the NW'.. a lbed land, lying deT to the following October. AD. 1*72 FICTITIOUS NAME the 14* t of the WE .. And being in Seminole COurtly, Circuit Court 55I m' . NuT ICE 5 hI-rebii &tso those Ianøs lying in Sectiori Flrt0s. KENNETH 0 KIENTM engagec in IKsiness s' Flying 70. Township 70$ Range 30 F. DrIvindonts Clerk 04 me circuit Court Seminole A,rpOr. C)v.ed. Srmricsue Oi*Cit'ed as follows NOTICE OF SU IT Charles. Count y Flor ida under me fictitious the NC of .. a no The ww %OIUSIA INVESTMENT 10 DeUt, Clerk of SELL A PLANE FIND & the SW to &M the NW '..o the SE cw OMPANY, INC a Florida diSsolved S Thomas R Mooney PLANE SERvICE and !PIa! I iritefid ii lying West 04 Lake Mary ,a'ion if Ict' and THOMAS R MC)C'PtEY tP the Clerk tDrttP' %iii name 04 the Longwood Rd and the $W tiflIiiI*V' 04fiCS dIrectors lit MEYERS I MOONEY. PA Of the Circuit Court. SeminOle lying West Cit Lake Mal'y NE DCIP,i.PrI thereof acting at en Av ue Lake County Florida in sccoanc.e nit Longwood Road 'utteet Pier (Woe their unknown 1, South FIora 33001 the Provisions 04 the Fictitious , ROBERT Orlando rs assig ns fld Sit cetso Attotr*ti for Petitioner Section Further described at on the SOUTh flame Statutes. To Wit H '4 HAWKINS S K a P Side and frenling on Lake Mary 11165 09 6: 101`000 Statues 1*5' paay,'s. 1145, and -HAWKINS Pits Publish Oct s 13 70 77 I Claren ce P Sanders Blvd. West of a' Mary -Lon9wd nile, if IIv.flQ and if oeeo the" ot I a. Road Publish Oct 30 7' 0 NOv a ic RoaaanaEattofL.k,Emma legatees. unknown Peril's, dew tse'et. This public hearing will he held in 1*77 gv.ri'ets. trustees. spouses. COURT CIRCUIT THE Coufy Commission Chambers DEl 113 credi'ots honors, successors ano all IN the Court House, Sanf ord e r parties claIming by. through EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR the Of h PjWkINS I 151 tpice (Jan) ih1en was request c' . r) Vote at - Planning and Zcfnln~f Commission Seminole Cwntv I i '? One of the reasons for this encouraging forecast Is an environmental merit awards program inaugurated by the Protec tion E fly i ronmentll I Agency headed by Willl;itii I) Walters tilirIks ICc 11(1last qIluuluner vnIlugstl'rs at tortIuhIIte that MI tunny tax. 703 f'iIIllpS II('t'ilSS liii' mill(It) payers must Pun' experts to ('iIrnf'li II tiltill of 3,181 iuierlt PIPIp with their returns So 1:5 mt minis 1111(1 989 IIWIIFIIS uI rx. Intends ill l!(1i to rifler more rI'llell'f' for ('leIlllllj) prl)jf'('ts. I 1L' guhulailt e to the rniliion.c of 'lilt' merit award is given to pr'rupli' whose Inst's keep the I'hililrenl ilenitinstrating interest government going, (1111 upmtg HI'i'lIS. III the i'll virIInlIllq'riI 111111 tliiinig ''Wi' don 't 111111k the average tUIuult'tili ng tui ileIp 4.11,1111 it u If Infernal Ite%-I'nIIf' Service Anile r Iran Iii spa yer cholIlil 'Ille award of t'Sl'f'lll'III'I' is '(hllhllllsqi,Inlfmr .111110 M Willter.5 have to pay ti, have his inlw"ttlIWl'il (Ill yllutIg 114'0Ph1' Will I is ii 1111111 III his WOIII, the (IlvirIllal return (lone," Walters p;lrtic'ilmtr Ill sjwi'ilii' prfIJ('('lS, 1111 rr I i'il A Ill!' rtv 110 lax yet S1l. However, the new ser liki' s.'uitii'ini littcri'ui strvarur. t,I1 iiI' 111.1) lintil it icr.; ro;tiy vk'es will not be available to i'Ypi('lIl proJt'i'ic III Wllirh Ill iuuiikr (pill his mi itlnsi Iii* iYtlqif)PS54'c, 114' ('fIbf iPiii*iit' at _______ - stored in a us around now. II1%'lIr(lc of . . a. of --. , - - . -•. . I - ar event to '. to .- - - / -. ' The SW Ifit. and the Sault' 3- 01 the West ,fa of the SE 1 % lying West Longwood Lose al_v Road Of of the NW and Th? North u Of the C us the $ill* • a Building 137 at Sanford Mr-port has been leased by the County at a figure of 1-59.50 month. The building Is to be L. used store the emergency hospital equipment to be used by Me the Civil fense department in Seminole County the of a disaster In the e The equipment has been building adjacent and owned by the hospital but, due to expanded needs the hospital, the county requested to find for the emergency equipment. Civil $ Defense Director Clinton Westbrook plans to use, where possible, county employcs the road department for the transportation the equipment. In other action, the Board approved the Sterling Park development unit 2 as requested by developer, Dick Bond. The area has 40.22 acres, divided into 91 loIc, which will mean a density of 2.26 units per acre. Eagle Utilities will provide water and sewer service. Blanton Owens zone change from A-i Agriculture C-3 wholesale commercial tils property running from the Old Monroe Hood on the south the south right-of-way of Atlantic Coast line Railroad Rand Yard. There are seven usable acres in the area and is presently vacant. Everett Harper, speaking for Owens, said plans are to build a luint'r ard there. Ile saud that it definitely would not be a retail operation. Harper said the operation is Presently located at Sanford Airport but that Owens is seeking more space In order to expand the wholesale business. I Commissioner Sid Vihlen, stated the land use plan for the area in question does c-till for inthkctry and he did recommend zoning for the area. According to Harper, initial plans call for employment of about 25 persons with more in the future if needed. The request was approved to rezone from A-I to ('-3 th'olesale commercial. in . " -. • 0 I. " HUTCHISON 11, LEFFLER Bit Robirm IA Morris ANN SIECZKOWSKI per ' L of The next generaltion of Americans Is likely to think more about cleaning up the environment and keeping it (lily than some chitterlings 14'tIIrlh ini lIulIt'lI forestry i- 1,iscn's for IlISt 1111111)11 Iii iltf'III ifli'lIt it'll 11111I care lit nd lrI*'th(itIc o f 1)111111 iIiIt Ii, Prevf'rIt t'rocimi ilistrult 11(10 in wilderness trail. IrIarkinig 111141 the reluIhuIitIItion of lit t'reil wa terwhly 5 11(1(1 stil,) %'I)tIlIisti'rc IIIII-ku'1cIllIlI4 By FRANK MAI'OMBEII Copley News Srr-k'c Actions It By . PANY, iNC_ and NINA Truvre WHIIEMAIR. At Frlclny, Oct. 20, 191?- 1P SI1I1U)r(1 Herald : 'i t! I Farr said that this proposed amendment is not entirely good for the county. He was not opposed to the density, but did feel that the setback requirements would push everyone Into the center of construction complexes. In areas Involving five acres or less building with these regulations would virtually be impossible. ~ la , lit too ft gos o .1 ! :1 J I 41111110 0 111 ('i I i i I I & 01! to I IiIi i i i i 'ii I 011 'I ii ~! , I 1 1111 i,l1 111 I 1'" I' ill i I . 1j. iL I NT E .1 :1,;!i 1 ..1, 11 * f , 0 #A H I 4-- I 1 i.1 1. I -- 1: ,: q. :1 1 :11lifil , IiII i i iiVol II ill ll "We are trying to create apartment cnn.plezes with recreation areas around. We have no such density or set I backs In our PUD ordinances." ii Commissioner Sid Vihien said that he agreed with the wording dealing with density as being a step in the right direction, but concurred to the letter with Farr's position on j the setback objections. II,11111 A work session has been called to study a more reasonable setback regWaton. P(..iD PDL. PD 13Y MASON WARTOr..,'TRCABURE.R S. '' .. - i190 North Attantc At','-, i':'a 5ej.o. Ftnrd.a ',ithuiJt Co. t.It co. pl 53s .t ,., b'cxhure and co'npete pnce itnit! if - '., .. Street Ci, ell JF- $ ',ieauiuna/ otc'j I ;(fl$..'i'fu isli i.' A.f L ,i,(Pi (ti' ,if, .ttt' -- '. -l"""Emw -~ . -' ' 1-1:.. ~ k~ -L ',(l .-'i'i5 it (till .i 1 4 F.i , li t .,, , ( , ,' I:-_- J , c' -. Njrne Developer Bralley Odhanu spoke In support of the county planner, position, saying that the setbacks as recommended were too restrictive and not In the beat Interests of the small builder. 4 ' Saturn Aiia,tnscnts L. There has been a 75 percent increase in programs for mentally and physically handicapped children 0uring JohndAngel's administration. ,_t..' -i' 'k* "l') ,1 t'.i' JlI t no ,ti4!,.;t. i- iII. _ _____________ -1, 31t. , - : 11 - ' , J' I ' • .1 ' . a- S eaaaae_s__. • a e_ee_aaweae a- _s,i..J �f rl (In y', (RI. 10. ic'ii t hin t,OII!nUi bin, aid FridaOCt.2O1c SA.—The S3ntord Herald Dint ier Al Smith Memorial At 6A- Four-Game McGovern, Ac new Share B*11*ng his camp had received word A1.TER R. MEARS AP Political Writer that Archbishop Terrence CarYork was Sen. dinal Coke of 'EW YORK APi B IN 1 FOR FLO Clvi in R Nei' - Eleanor George MCOVerTI, reuctantl distresM that he wasn't cornsharing top balling with Vice ing. Dougherty said that mesPresident Spiro T. Agnew. has sage was relayed through reproved F'residern Nann for !1cGwerns campaign nrgr.. White Hnw* eandi- izatlon in New York. date who didn't come to dinner. ,Sporigon of the dm - had The Fernocratw presidential a week ago that nominee didn 'tt particularl' çe and Agnes would be v ;it to come either. therp The setting was the 27th AlAnd M'tovern decided to litrt E. Smith memorial dinner. "h forum f White tend after all. House campaigners. rn took his ae.at in the Waldorf -Astoria tentativth ac'- iied . o ne place away from 'epted his invitation, declined ballroom Ni when he learned that xon Agnew. He spoke first, more v'ou)dnt be there, then swft- than an hour before the VICe hc-d again at the last minute pmident came on Agnew ap :1nd turned up in rented white pl&Uded at the nonpartisan pcir• uc and tails. f tj{civern's brief t, that President speech. and the two shook '-I'm wxTy N,xon can't be wi th us tonight." hands as the Fem mti rirnt'Govern told some 2..000 nee left. Flying back t Wathirigtofl. a people at the charity dinner. $oTfleWti(!Vt, that "Rut I'm sure reporter asked Agnes about his smneho he's listening tn.' meeting with McGovern XDQ TO was ' - - ___ I is.. !. — - . W I - er — J \... - • . - - tJON Anderson co-owner of the plant.ation age explains of . some of the many recreational facilities available to the residents. and swimming putting greens. courts, shuffle background: the visible in P1 + ,.fld the came an item his strategists and nominee \ ROBERT T. - when they A S;.1'.h: coun p would r PRICED TO CLEAR I ; I D li ____:. . .• F - _ ~_ R ~_ Doughert' Mc'Gcivern's press 'ccthr'. said McGov'ern did not want t be paired wi th the No.2 man. a little fed up with surrolt1s"ssidDoughert' Richard - z ~___ __________ 4__ . __________________________ !!It is a one of a kind" place, t. building • . see it all it is complete . . . s s.nscc mart give a second home to • . . . . - maybe maybe a new place live arid you will not wont to go work in the with morning • or • . l ' $llIl our 1% ftV r- '4 perhaps -- - - - • 4J _" ,4N. " S -i':.. £ '!7'A7,'!_,,*. . . il - -• -': d - - -. -- - -. . , '-ii ' itt, iuis;irnved .-:. - ON Till-', III 'fl\)N Mat I I .t'slii.' (I") of .vniait hauls Ik'I-I('ctly thrtm,ii aerial from quarterback 110) Constantine as lloone (h-fender 1 c.' - l 's again . . - COIiiCS up to make tackle. I .('slie I11I11(' (1)11!' ('it('tli'S last I •vman's 7-4 loss to liii' Uraves. the ultimate in privacy to t't'k Iii is our way of life. '"IV 1. We hove more than a 'cruise' YOU CAN DEPEND con ON ME - A. . . you 'Toothless' Tigers close to everything -_!40,_ ,:;~i i-_ 11 - , i--. exit. Proceed DIRECTIONS Take I.4tothe Lake Mary east one mile on Lake Mary Blvd. to Plantation Village. . ______ go "ashore" . . . . ,, Next For Greyhounds ------ -.------- ___ Thursday's Sports ------------ -=:, - I ,--..-, ._._~_~_=___=_ -__ -_ __ ~ I . _-___-__1 . a nnsr,' -- - --- r,I--,I~ - ~ ~ — -1rr, . rematria Patio Villas 3: -• O vi e d o '11' Has High Hopes fur all of it is here to see, now! NAV t . not promises . Rilifi SU I• campaigned in Philadelphia. .. ow t ttle just loafing RPLUS 11 - Three years of planning and golf facilities, tennis FROM A ing nut TO CHOOSE M&I'IY b t r ivn t c I specially for adults. to P? ir Republicans .. ('-'t ' SHOES prec- .. ' m retirement learned that his Re be ter a t tt Prein. who tclp thi GOP tickeL, but the vice publican tennis cou rt-S, c.r 8 PCo4atiiut Maybe .. I Ii" I- Iidiltnu q'iiI,i.,I'q i uiii'' 1111 1111 11% qs')i' tril ,iq r siptair,, by ii C a Intc vii I.' 1 tit Moiriinn.I 14 tiq' ,i to r I nqv lilt Iini' tiinttit f or Iinil I, ,,' i,fi i,IcI tt,, Iiijury vote of hic frnuitnnitq, wt,IIt pt.' fur rlq'nntc t,taqttd It ban,er) ryfFPnqIvfs Fitl sw k Into 11111 V'iuiti'c III 111 4'tfttlt4' In Iii Il,,r, %% 1111141 b.' tirti Iu,u'nitnl fir 1111Y M'nti"u,rr y wac uiuoc.n Sanford Si-fl, wIiiJt rii'Jy t,ø(jg tonight c f,rint o4l They run cr4 liii' Sanford Mii,ili I;i;;I StriiIIiuui,, it, (I,,' S''j,iIu,',In frnii, In that fnr i'' - iptnln Mnlnlan'I 249 paqq wo-11, ari'i their nffeoc. ciiiii' lakIng ''%- .'r (III' ti'iiiti II,c'% hunk iiif thrir tilt%tiulnhin.I nIqr, Int.i (ainacvIlI. Ic ruirrently th.' tfrnt key hei'iviiy on either flPIlrI) tIiiee w.'c'kc fl(Ip tIIIJ itiul Ituk hac t'i'c't, lhr tonIi)it'c IIILt I'IRlit (1,fPftfl(t top learn in the Rig FIght rrs'thnvl of grr,,nd gaining, just iii.' SI'uliItl(iIl'q ' ''liii' hiutuii' lilt with a Ifiltirwo r,'q ord 1 hi. C I r for With S per rst R Rr,r4 ml Ctilt'I 4 bo'h I''tiiiht imilth it f'ut • guiw' I'clrii II'IItiI ' apt 'iltic wi', a s"Iarted Jiiv q ru.' n-i,rrrntly ?J-1 v.a It." r e'-or rI I he ' k n'r ke.i r,ff They have it strong t1af.n'., cli i'ak, Inrliiiilriit Iiiri'a uiiI,Iac .'ut I' I hic w.'c'k, in hupeq flint ncun I .akeland Kathleen, IS$, last sq jr,dteate'd by their hnding In i. IItIi tI,,'s- wrr.' chutnuit Iii.'y III l:ski' livur cl,I,I,. of (he flat ii I esi ins have pla y.'vI -.t'eek, lvr,sting them Into the powerful (aincvi lle to only fl iil.'% 118%,' Ii 1.4 t i'ii'til, tithi tI'HIII ka'lrctlip I llikli' I ('ens vu II!P I' I' H re ow at tin c e top fvt fl t)-,i' ptp poll tiri1c IIi''ii ''iil slii t.iiiIi, - ----------•-----•--•----•----•-•+-•---• --•-•• I )vir'.tu In (tic' sari c..ii iqi'n.'r ujqs'nru'.l III is' 'III III.' Ba t( lilS%% lug Il4'i1 S14111`1111 1 III1I.I4' Is )'S stI.III $Ii( lust I .aki'lauiil I'.".NI II1I1 F itIiIe.'ui In 'Young's iii'u'I 'iiiiiIiIIii', .I'I'iit Iliuighi tliu' l.ct 47111. liii' Si'ii;iisiiI'q liiil%l'' I tIu' 131111 i i'll lI.. first tIuiui 111341 1114') q'Ilt,'lI off II,,' stale. riIiikl'll K athi,',' ii *'li'vi'n will probably go to the air hut 11151 weak the FrIls' Illet Its (; ItIA;,%INI1,% D I JukrvIr'A' gArrin for Oviedo r;isp All year with the oftenr 1 1 4,1 11111 Sports Stall Oak ItiiIgv, mmii %sais tlIIlHtf'.I II lit lisle gamma' than in any have In perfr.rrn well again to wnring very few points, ')' i'r"vl''uc • antect 'ii 0 ,I.'Ic'at Snuuforil IIIIPIIIII''I the I inns ii shOt their defense will prhahIy he the i.', I iitijght the ( )vfe,Iu Iinns roll fIVe limes sunil Oak I{liI'i' %% w. first -.win to whether the f.nna win or Frank ( onv ii will again go at Ist Week the defensp put tnnIIjM III t'ailttnIlii' 1111 tieverill ,if IIIIII K iccii,,,,,.'e still lis.kiisg For uIUHttI'rtoI(k and in the harkMost, uusl st - sm,' c oa k Mill,o, tls.'ir first wiim and till') 1111%-I' together its hest performance The fAOflS ire healthy 'h is field IN, fans ran look (Or 'I(,Tfl Iu;iutsli'.I (lvi' I ii,ii' als... Init high lo.;s'c of making of the year, considering that week with se'iera I pla y"r the Siavert, I n Smith, and ('.reg .Sanford u - i iiiIii never keep n K.iw boys of Us. -s',ih,, t tucir first wantling torl t', start Wit t) two of I .akevlew's TI's camp returning from inJuirie and fr tilt. I ii,', i., ;lIiillIIIj'tI I'itt,' di iv,' nffrr fjrhte by the Irons 'p- n fr$t tITfle ll year ma 1r.r W;istiInsgturi 14 till' b,l kf''Iil too I Iki 54 1% 11151 'Ik. bu.k ii I..ii p % htak.'t 115 lI)',I I''r IIII offar,.s', both (isrrsbfrs 0' uring per.sa. nnel changes have been Knwlsiya will have to HIllvastl' 54'aSUItl wti.'m, t i'var i'urIi.'r ctantly Inside the five yard line James made this week Sturnpf feel'; cuffi'ri'iI tie an the alert far the tipi'; Year and 1vfrekq will lead the defense Into his team is in better chap. rwv frau- lured Iisl,l, 4111.03 Ifl lii.' l' f(.rtt)nlsi haIIUinI-k ms whirls he throws battle neck, lIlian hlttini', .itt Oak ts.'ad ciniti i(IillllI Stut,sI)F k tonight and Oviedo than at the be ginning of :h.' very well. U big.' $51555 r.'ri' I s- er mid v.'rs- 'slit Itiiistlr Iliwlilt tisnights again Pw.p.s to get good p.r- year, but It sti ll to iauii" elPilsilIg litisi to fiit,dilc' Sievert is a powarful running (nrrr,an.-ec (morn the rest of the seen as to jast how much ' r 1 (hi Ipffq'nsi', lii.' I .Inns will t)rn-k and may give Osceola a lot ctjuad linker currently iOUIIHI'(i f.iona have improved. (',ns-ne %Ief-kq I.% mrweerm tn ho the firtip i.4 A p m and the Acti6n Ormige Memorial limplial III "4111 hiiiie with their iiew 1(o)k (if tripulik, while Sr ith adds A Orlando, %I14'rc' he Is in trasu'- wIlli-Is they ts'gaus laid week little extra speed to the attack best (tefenaive player on the will take place at the gflv"r tI..ts ltiki'r is .'xp.'rteui to he ill against Lakeview. It is a Ttsi offensive line which was squad and he leads the team in .Spiirs Arena hetwe'i ,d' nw',s •if(,'n';e 1.1111 liii' I.iunq I hi' tin sting tier., of t;if kits Arid as has heen the Kiestrnmee md St. (ln's.t tlmi' llt 3 sl)Ital for six weeks to two (a McGovern - lp r iou' being the V. Streak Tribe Host s Bucs Tonight wife, Ekan'c. and be said chairman, said that McGovern the illness of his spoke earlier than scheduled Mc(n*rn said she had been tired." she was a little t by the campaign. Charles H. Silver. dinner txci'ie he had to leave due to w L till' - fly lhr Associated I'ress in thi- $1.M. 'U) Kaiser Intersafety -who had lipen out Baseball n,ltlfifl,il Tri,irn,irnent. by the Cleveland Rrrawnq. was ('Ill('AG()--Thr Chicago Basketball signed by the Miami fwilphmna Whit.' Sox have traded outNOf{1l.K, Va. --Jui1i1,1 Er. of the NFl.. f:uIder Walt Williams If) the ing will return to the Virginia ('l.'vi'l:und Indians for infielder Sq.irai of the American Basl.P:.'4ARn crr,t.p. HAW Eddie Ix-on. kethall Aswlation pe nding dlirr)of'?:R.sTr,wN J y +p ATLANTA -The Atlanta position of hi.s court stilt to When 'Igs R#rra. Sandy Braves obtained Tarn break his (our-year contract Kotifax Lefty Gomei F.dirty (u5, Wynn aid Fnnn.r Negro I'hot'busf romti the Chicago Cubs with the Suires and play n first Walter Rw'ks for rumor league infielder Tony National Basketball AssocILeonard were inducted into LiuI(iis.si. .itinn Ball of Pam. Ln(o11 ('UI(:AGO—The Chicago ard stole the show IlNEl1UIt.ST, NC—Ron us- Rull.s acquired center )enni., The ex-sluigger at the Hometellier and Jim O'Hern led the Awtrey from the Philadelphia stead Grays of the old Negro way through the first round of 76ers for the Bulls' No. 2 choice National League told how ha the $100,000 ProleSSional Golf- in the National Basketball Ai- lear-ned List Pebriarj of his •'rS ASSOCIatIOn Club champion- coctation draft next year selection for the shrine H. ws '.bmp with live-under-par £Ss. NEW YORK—Charlie Paulk, called to N.w Y'r't by Mnmnr BUENOS AIItES—Australla, a 6-foot-9 veteran forward, was Irvin of the baseball mmmiiholstered by Anthony Gre- placed on waivers by the New sioner i office on the guise of sham's two-under-par 69, York Knicks after his condi- picking an all-Negro team and milovell into the lead on the see- tional trade to Seattle fell telling baseball men all .thnut the lte Josh Gihqn, Humpond round of the four-day, through. stead catcher regarded as 'the Amnateu.r Men's Team ChainF'notbaH Black Babe Ruth Leonard pionstiip. NEW OIU.EANS---Virgil said tte excited the NAPA, Calif.—Arnold Robinson was cut by the New sweat dripped off his f,iri' into Palmer cut six strokes oft Orleans Saints of the National my new suit Leonard sells tsth a 66 and tied George Football League. real estate in Rocky Mount. Knudson for the First-round lead M!A"I—Mike Howell. a de-.N C f.'risive RE - ELECT li IIFltK 't ('1511 gout' up agiuist sonic' of tin' In Iat't only Oni't' in those 1isi tougher lot's in list' Metro Herald Sports Writer have the Tigers really -Two i tIn' most impotent had much of a chance In pull out ' ninft.rent'e, in fact they tiuiy l' k -, have well already mimet the four offenses in the Metro ('on- a And strangely fert'nce will lx' on the same field enough it was against team till, in the t e,morrcnc night as the I .vtnan that rolled 0%_er the I.) tuna Alter the loss to Edgewater hit' travel to Orlando crew, Edgewater. Jones held Tigers were L)4)I)ped I)) to play the Jones Tigers in the the Eagles to a 7.0 tiiunt in the ('olonisI. 33-0, Evans 2f-0, Oak . -' C season opener for both teams. UiiIgt' :12-0, and last week were Tangerine I3oi I. ,. 11 The Tigers of Jones have ttit' But since that the ripped by the defending Metro ' rare and unwanted distinction Tigers have not been able to get champions, Winter Park, 48-n. of not having put anything on much going in the way of an Like most of the Metro does have one the scoreboard in their own offense and their defense tuts teams " -'D behalf in five games this been equally lacking. Yet, In outstanding rusher, when they season. fairness to the Tigers they have can him loose, lit' is tharlie Johnson and could troublesome for the ••' (;rt'huitind defense should they choose to take him and the rest . . I -of the Tigers 'too lightly.'' - f. S , a ltazzn, Smith Is in his second \ season as the head tutor of the BIG RI RD AND BROADWAY JO I 'i ,-,'I'tj,ic Tig'rs 1)111 will not conic Joe Namath of the New Yovk Jets Ii,ss a 0,11 ri tivi amsywlit're near his sion show, 'Sesamn Stmnuit. Nrs.i, York Cit ill! talks ac'Isic' -c'tnents of last season with Big Bird. when his Tigers finished with stopgaps and reshuffling sonic H - .1 RICUAIWS an excellent 6-2-1 mark. of his leans to (ill in weak spots, Herald Sports Staff For ttit' Lyman crew it has Coach Duty fielded " not been the same story enA featherweight Lake defensive unit, but limited tureI . They did not always have Or Sem e Brantley line, tough and fired preparation (line stifled an impotent offense. In fact at up, will have to "do the job" offensive development, the of the they against a bigger, more ex"The d.fense almost always were tagged its one t I the more FRIDAY NIGHT MCl'CP I Li fl,i o Martoreli 2 lbarra JoSe. B.yo Zarr. Er perienced Jacksonville collies around before the of- skillful elevens in the Metro. W, Anqil ram. inarra I Ar?e JOs.. LOSJ 7 Alta Toni. tZrcIn:., l'croi, u':a Reegoa lense in highs school football," University Christian Eleven at F PAST GAME DoijtjI,' 'fluit the result of their EIGHTH GAME Sr-.l'n i,',rjr, Mencpiii O4ti 3 Sala Gand. L.SJ jo%, B.aa Aa L.sa. qna .ntoa Duty explained, "and we're 7:30 if Lyman Field tonight b'oe'rt I Rent' Jose. 2 Lizu Z.arre, F. Po. nfs I Arrs LICJ. 2 I Qu,n,'o Agutn Penn Juan Elorr Form^Tn, convincing 34-20 triumph over I Angel Yin I Arte G,ind,. 5. SnIn Gnst, Garda Qutito c,ar-?a, I Cuo Juat • the Patriots are to get back in having to start almost all over the Grenadiers of Colonial. The I Cucho Menca, Juttto S Eque Aquii-n. Arra-Jtjap. 6 [rooM fl,istid,,, I Marr Aitun Mqrta. S Gatti Aqus?n. 9 bun. Etormi, Inca aa,o Eior r QOInItQM4rOq*I again 5% ittu our linemen on ofthe s in column. only loss inlln'teti upon Colonial l5.-n;o,i Ii 0 ibarma Proin 50 Agun. MuUuerta, Juan 6 Manolo E1o,r 5 Arms Elorr , Quin*?o GavIn, * er Miic. Y3- Lu With a small, relatively (ense, until IIC can get of ttsL far. SECOND GAME Doubles II Acn Mt'nrin. Julio Let, Marolo Ma.?orIi TM GAME SnqI Sfl M4r'Q,141 Points I. Ibarra Jose, inexperienced Interior line in a our injured bo)-s back." 2 Wt'nc Mnr?orPi CUCIO, 2 fl?S I QuPtO. 2 Fermn 6 M.ncra. ,lul'to Gand Ac Zarr,, ErOoza-Cra. In au effort to get th e Maruri Zarre. 3 Erdoin Y:.i. I 57 Laca. I jul'10 S Martoqii 6 Qui,,ito Caballero, Ar'., Aiq5 Micflj U.o Loss With almost no one left to call "must perform" situation to Greyhound offense moving Arte flastdn. S L,:u Prosa. 6 Agust in, Manolo Garrin 7 Sam Torn. Ib4rra Pedrosa. Etor?,. 7 C40411,rQ. I Egun I Co jut, Arrj aca+ Open U an explosive Wishbone -. UIfl to fill possible vacancies once again ('ouch Dick Angel Gandi, 7 Rene Toni, $ Sam TENTH GAME StiV5 Angel ngOa S'* M4l'QlQ Elorri a chance Brantley Copeluirid has made a few flcnqu,t II "T" ground control gauuie play, Up front I Altuna Aguttn. QuntoLaca, Poeti I Gas?. 2 Arma, 3 Aqtjvn I Lsca Ju1110. Eu'm TlIIR() GAME Doub!e I t,arta. S 6 Muqo.ria. 1 Arra Carla Coach Bill Duty's gndders are will once again face against the SATURDAY MATINEE 10, Manolo, G.sst'. Arr. changes. Many of the changes. Seven Ponts 1 Erdoaa Z,trre 7 9 Agustn, MVQUIFZa, Ga%ts M.w'O4O II Ofnif Luis, 5ao Mar'orelp, searching for their fifth win of bigger mx eleven Coach made by Copeland last week (11(1 Arte Jose, 3 Angel Ton,; I ELEVENTH GAME - Duuairil FIRST GAME DotjOlet -- Se-.en P 10 Ann Lu'S Rene Lou. Cvcto Laca the season, against one defeat. I)ut has made a few last Merur, Via, Untida. 6 S Li:u 5w'n Ports I Aituna Metcta, I bring forth noticable results. Points I annrmn Ton. I Rete Lacs jnqio Agusi". Uengo. ii. 7 Ibarra Ga nd E I Two weeks ago, a strong possible moves to shore up his Lu'S. 3 MJ'? Pqdr It Gati AQ%t,n Arr Lu'S, JoSe I Angel Z,crre. 4 Erdo:a Mu1''' For the first time in weeks the Ilermin Sala Pedrosa Bao .Y.,tor,Ii. S JuI?oL..) , Qu'noto Juan Via S Arte Ptrosa, I Marur, Tampa Temple Heights eleven line Defensive specialist Bob ---- - ----lI..unls sere able to move the FOURTH OURTH CANE Doubles - (tat Prr%a 14cm 7 A l ta C40411,r-, I 7 Sala tiengon. I Lilu took the Patriots apart, both (.'lra will team with Torn NOW REMODELED! 11PII With so me degree of St-yen Points 1 Fermin Toni, 7 Gantl, 'uS '%t4i.I Ant us I SaOs Ganil I RmeSICOND GAME figuratively and literally. 24- 6 Wheeler at tackle for the first ¶AELF TM GAME Doubles regularity. SATURDAY NIGHT )'.-uro%a. S Ibanra Los 6 flairo ,e.en Po-r's I Pete Pw.jv - ______________________________ arid inflicted several Snore time, adding his 170 lx)undIs to (lit' l't'rhIlII)S most Mencha 1 Attn Pedro I Penn SevCn Pants I Art, Yin. 2 Marra Manolo Agusi & ______ u's 4040 3 I I Itu TonErdoim IRS! GAME Doubles injuries to key. offensil e line the line-up. tunile by ftnstda product is- c u -nt F 'err • S E iu - s C ' luengon, S Znrre 6 Angel Ponts i .S%Jrur' mm, oenra ('ira and Wheeler Join Das-id I F TH GAME ' CtO11fld. however, despite a Doubles FIVC F'cdrosa, I M.,ruri Card., I Sala A' I A'-.n,j AARSER STYLING ('ulpelarul was the insertion of Via 3 Erdota Toni; I Sam Jose. S • I Points I ) Anna Mnrmorell 7 nt "shaky" performance as far as Sulphin, starting center since \tatt Leslie to Flanker. Leslie Manolo Açjus?in. 3 Gnst I' earl, -4 j.. Arle Bastda 6 Angel Gend' 7 SILECTIONS THIRD GAME Duub4fl South the sensors opener, at 165 line blocking, list' Rene Bct'goa I L iv P,O,ota bind been listed as a Qun'tO Muguenin S Chuct.o Juan, St'yefl Po,nts I Ibarra Zarre, 7 SECOND GAME - ool,s Seminole learn routed Sanford PtindS, to round out the "big" I Arlo45tde barn V ., .1 .1 back and played that 6 [gun Gar,?a Llu Jose. 3 Angel Yin I Martin ter Seven Points I (room Jose 2 SIXTH GAME Doubles Five t.. list of the Pats' forssard wall. Naval Academy 42-0. San Card.. 6 [rOom Iitiun in the spring ganiie. But Ponts I Penn Luis, 7 Fermin San Zarr,. 3 Arte To,' I liv _________ 7 Saa a"e L :.a :s :4 -VII ltast'da. 7 Ferrnn Pedrosa. • j.J1AL'' Using most of his talented Small irs size, but not in spirit or Yj, S Angel aesIde a s'.,'-' against the Boone Braves last Gand,. I Attn Caballero. I Altuna Anti .1 Hengoa i''., Pedrosj 7 Rent Gano' S backfield as defensive heart, guards Kevin Peters arid 5%i.ek lie hauled in fist' passes Mencha. 5 flao Martorell 6 FOURTH GAME DoubleS __ _____________ __________________________________ (,huHio I'edrO, 7 Qu,n,to Losa Vernon l'recatt, 015% tIolim Coach Seven Points I ttrmn C,aDail,ro. good for 69 yards anti helped sti Jul-to Inca THIRD CAME DoubIrt 7 Chuclro Menctia - I Julio LOSe I l)uts says will 'tilt an)-body," Pnntt I Ante Jose, I U U$) use lone I.ymnuiri score. Tilt' 6st s' NT H C,AMI Doublet Aa Martoreli, S Ecju&a Lu'S dot. Zaire. I Liv $encjoa I 11111 have their third week of Houston WOflTS I ive Pontt I Attn Toni. Ante I, 170 pound Junior should Iuao U iorr. 7 Ar'a Pedro. $ Angel Toni S Marur, Vii experience to tn'lp them. [lob even inure valuable as the Znrr,. 3 Angel Jose I Erdoia kene Inca Carma Gandu I Fevmn Beside $ PrdroW S ttayo Yin. Marurl 6 rir in GAME Doublet -- Five Frazier, light fora tight end, as season t-omstliiues. li t. Will Mencha. 1 Iliu Iota, $ Ret. , Points I Manolo Marto,.Ii, 2 'at-li u.s hits sticky fingered FOURTH CAME Doub4Ci other Lymamn'p lIc.oaPI i't)InII)lemllt'flt Penn Aguttn I Anna (Ports I Seven Pøntt I Fermm Toni I I (luriterpart, .split end Steve IT 10Ff? Pu GAME Doublet GxnGu'n,t fine receiver, Tutu h who Got in Egu's Mugurria IIOUS WN i Al' same Card' I l barr& Mntia. 4 I ye Ponis i Altuna Laca . Ilargis, both tharo'a blocks with 6 Cast. Juan has hauled in dozen passes for Quinito Agustin,3 Penn Juan, ..zca Lose. S Ron* BesI de . University of Houston football XTPI GAME Doublet F 'a l'er.,a Bengoe I Chuctio Lu's I over 200 yards In five guihiles, Manol o (Port. S Ama Muuuerma. Poinis I tlayo Lose. 7 Fermin Coach Bill Yeoman says the key abandon. fta,o Pedro If the Patriots' front line can 6 GaSh Oar MencPa I Chucrio Martorell to Saturday's game against 14FIF THGAME Doubles F,.' ION TIf GAME Siusrjies Seven Another change is ut the 15.11.1 up arid p erha ps titus-c the ic., I ..t a S Jut to Gan a ' 6 Miami will be controlling the Po,ntt I Qunto Martoreli. I'orttt i Chutho, Qunto, 2 Altuna LuS 7 Pena Pedro quart&'rlac- k spot "here senior Jac-ksonsille University Squad Gast. Elorri. I Eq'u-a Aqustn I football. Egu'a. I Lace. S Julito. 6 Eiri, Quinito Caballero Muguerla S Manolo GamIn Totus Bacchus and Junior Itoh C abatlero I Mar tc,cit us will be keep- at (lint's, one of tis.' area's most "l'he key si: vi N us GAME Oobl Atra juas ( ill he sharing titt' II GAME 'unstantint' s TINT S.iet backfields may lit get a 'VC Po,nts I Sam Ton I Slarur ing our offense on the field be- Pitt 4 OA%1t T Doubles - F , . .r Points I Mr s, I Agust,n. 3 CatS. duties, ('oristantine quar3 . LSU Zaire I Ibarra ssiii. Po ntt I B.a,o Lv's 7 F,vmn cause if se don't, w e'll get chance It) score enough 4 Juan. S Mutiucri.. 8 Manomo, 7 l'rcIrotl. S Angel tt.ng . 6 Attn tt'rbuit-kt'd scoring drive last Gariun Min Angullli, 'aho stands out MeCP. I Ctiucmto Pedro I Pen blown right off the field," Yew 7 Erdoia M,nthn. S Ante Iota $ Aid Lace $ Qunto week and c,ultl get the starting at quarterback for his poise PS EL EVENT GAME and Doubles ous man said after the Cougars' Coed Attune Caballero, Seven Pointt I W'ne Martomell I isod tuisnirrow night. competent ball handling, has a EIGHTH GAME Dovblt Jutito MartyV INI brief 'aorkout. fermin Pedro, 3 Ann Mencha, 4 1 s vo Pointt I Qu.n'to Lace. 2 The rest -il the Greyhound Altuna strong pack of running talent SEVENTH GAME E - Doubles tiastiJa. ttayo S Inca. 6 Yeoman also said that fuilI'm. Uloarl 3 Altunn Aguttin. I F ,ye N' irI I Aa lent,. 1 Arte lineup shuiil1 remain Intact JulIo i.e's 7 thuctiO Cct,Iteo aligned twtuind 151115 in hit' WishGntt ML.Juer:,, S Manolo Juan 6 back Leonard Parker, linpres-, ,, n Jit. [ ,1 -: with a changes along tist' I vun I osa •s,ra c.nt i-i I . save in early games, Will not t,ri.'•'f' set-up, WEIF 1Ff GAME Doubles NIN TIl GAME Singles - S. 'all). _______________________-lllockhiustirsg Craig Davis at Sven Points i Altu..i Pedro. 2 make the trw because of an dI Inhiliack Joins powerful Jeti Quinito Caballero. I Oath Luis. I 1 Auust.n S Muijuinla I Juan 7 ankle sprain suffered in pracJulitu horn. S ArM Agustn , 4Ilanisruond and speedy lUcky Manolo lice Monday. COUNTS ON SlIER WiN Manolo Garda, 1 Penn Muguerta. t NIPS GAME Garra at halfbacks. The Davis, Doubles be $ Egula Juan Yeoman said Parker lila)' Syn Points I *tao Bastda. 2 Ihumisond, Garza combination WEST POINT. N. Y.API out for the year. C Iota I AUn Lu'S, I Feqrnn uilso works In the defensive Army's basketball team opens Mortor,Ip, S Altuna Men(Ij Yeoman praised receiver CP'ucho I ace, 7 [gus Caballero I tnmt- kfield in various slots, its earlier than ever, 1 SELECTIONS Robert Ford, 'also caught seven JulIo Pedro exhibiting strong defensive playing Lasalle in the PhhIripasses for 2.31 yards in last 11 EVE NTH GAME Doubles I. Rent Jute. Ante Candi, Erdota play. Most of the Bran tl ey of. delphia I'alestra Ike. I Th e Sty." l'€.ntt I Manolo Pedro, 2 week's s tutor)' against liattido ft'nslvc' starting eleven plays Cadets close the season March Anna luit, I Altune Caballero. I Jose. Ante Bmstida. CP'uct'o ego State. 3 by visiting (.'olgatc at 11amGarita, S Gash Agtittn. $ htjUi Toni "lie ran track last summer [gun I loft, 7 Quinto Juan I llton, N y 1. Vie. Against Jack son vile Fefrnn nengon. luusto Mugueri. and there's no couttparlsoo In Coa th Dan Iugheny. In his Art, Jot. Yeoman (Jnlversity Christian, the second year, Is counting on se his speed this I Rene Pedrosa, Fermin Tong, SELECTIONS Patrilsts tins> twIt' to play more much nior guard Hub Sherwin who tta7o Mentma saI. ''You 'a-omi't tunis Just "t.t1i ways" to conic Ann S Mantormll, Gash [loan. averaged 226 points a game Chucho wan I I r ibm vi, Mtnc n.nt-b,,, better receiving than tie had' on top, I t.. , 1,,t, last season. Wit week 6 I c' run Gandi. Altu,ia Me,', Ira '. I, AT ~r l / /~ '/ I, _"*,~ i 4 " losses victory. Is _,_ ~:' '%_ ,~_ Nx" a . I_~ `~~ I punier ronfert 'nce. teams baseman (;re)hounds . 4 . 1 r. - _-_ __ _- . - t • . opened I I ' - -. - ._ -' - . , .. .3 PI'Il11,1441 Jones CANNON MUSIC CO. PIANOS & ORGANS A SPACIOUS clubhouse capable of accommodating huireds of persons will be the center cit all activities, including Lake Mary civic groups. at Plantation Village which is located on Lake Mary Boulevard near the 14 Interchange. The nearly completed project is built especially for adulis and designed to feature Patio Villas of modular homes. john A. Spol.ski Photo' spring :. prove OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to Patriots In Need 6:00 MAITLAND STORE 1601 Hwy. 17-92 Phone &z4 7600 District 3 Democrat PHONE 831-3532 Pk1NS £-' DOI- 1 _.••_+• - OPEN 1 P.M. TO 6 P.M. •'f4l. . ' •' AL - - • 512 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 3274-4 Y-. ____ CANNON MUSIC CO. 4/ + Of Super Effort was in par • in lando— has J ai Ala i E inol season outset was - at iT Nothing in our material world can come from nowhere or go nowhere. life ha a source. a destination nor can it be free: every-'iing i n OUT economic and a ct'ct thai ?z:it he paid. 2 Government is never a source of goods. Eerything produced is proernment etve to the people. it must dued h the people. and ccryhing that ;r.cy take from the people. increases. iiihour t orresponding increases in production, of eerbod's living. 3 7 good for the greatest number means, in its material sense, the greatest goods for the greatest number which, in turn, means the greatest producti.'ity per worker. liii' rt.ttest All productivity is based on three factors: 1) natural resources, whose form. place and condition are changed by the expenditure of 2) human energy (both muscular and mental), with the aid of 3) tools. 9 5 118. ahie 4 of !:i our modern exchange economy, vorkcr only when he coCustomer security can be achieved by the win and hold customers. Job operates with m a nagement in doing the things that can be solved only in a spirit of urity. therefore, Ic a partnership problem that understanding and ccoperation. 6 Because wages are the principal cost of everything, widespread wage -- • '- . manse qluar - s offensive - • To keep Ball - - s a - s ta - for to tin' he productivity of the tools— that is, the efficiency of the human energy app11J in connection with their use—has always been highest in a competitive society in hih the cconrlmi: decisions are made by millions of progress-seeking individuals, rather than in a state-planned society in which those decisions are made by a handful of all-powerful people. regardless of how well-meaning, iinselfi.ch. sincere and intelligent those people may be. - s few ,...,. ,_ -... , - - e season S = 1 rv Trufll `L ~ [D 9MV9 93EMM ~ I' 4#7uIZO&' AFULL SERVICE BANK .1 , prove all payroll and employment come customer security: if there from Lustomers, and the only worthwhile job security is re no cutomcrs. the:v can be no payroll and no jobs. i ,n.cura??cC- juan - young Tools are the only one of these three factors that man can increase withbeing in a free society only when there is a reard ()UI limit, and tools come into for the temporary sdf-dcnial that people must practice in order to channel part of their earnings away from purchases that produce immediate comfort and pleasure. and into new tools of production. Proper payment for the use of tools is essential to their creation. all money. a-ing.c cnd - • . 11 The only valuable money that government has to spend is that money tacd or borrowed out of the people's earnings. When go'crnmcnt decides to spend more than it has thus received, that extra unearned money is created out of only by reducing the thin air, through the banks, and, when spent. takes on value simply increase the cost - + some I - SANFORD PLAZA MEMBER F PlC - Di year, " see out - I �4111111111".... _-_ % 1P -t hi' Sin! nrcl I D'rjilil .1 7 FrIdri', Ott. 20 1977---3B ROAD & BThnordIeraId - .-I Folt IN It Travel To Friday, n TOWING SERVICE Cincinnati loolllil~IIIIIII, l~b oII,,I,,.....,,,,.,,,,,oi000li __ _ CIVI ir Fi f _ 10 _______ ____ I G Saints TO unning Cart For th AARON'S Straight Gribble illiger and Greg running adds seasotwd depth each week. "-I, 1W Wrietwies anchors the all" for the SatnL from a Berkie)'s double spread ends an weight advantage would backfield configuration, during slot, and is especially changes the probably be his by a slight halfback R .1 R1ARDS almost eomp)CW1Y for preparation diivf o! firm i impressive running dwnhie)d. the Herald Sports Staff 11 - U',ctar,vw running came.- ac. margin. His biggest asset is the I" .. the Saints' !Utfl game urnigru. Bruising fullback Undefeated and leading the cording to Thnity coaches, and Saint's depth throughout the 0ffensvCfCaedwtt center running outstanding .-TIllis is ti '' thtcrne V expect lot of "crack-back defensive unit, with several Austin. whose power Into a and receives District 111, Class A football they starters capable of playing Inside someunes turns Lou the ends, from iux'omphsbcd tryin g Ta mpa Berkley cyk," authority support race. the Snrnts will face their blicking" clearfrom a a the Saints other positions a the situation real brcakawav,givt's plained Trinit Prep Head danahl, Paul Bouldin, Brad "awt.' larnr it plc option of. to the Saints' might anse. Hick Coach Torn Rubs ac Ins second fourth straight puuit In order f purdoni, Tom Dickinson, District UI vaunted of their one against The Saints' defensive back. fense. bo th team Offensive tint[ split Lappa and Grover Camel'. the host Tampa eleven to Quarterback Steve Saxon end' behind the now-tamois hurdles accomplish their goal of field, which has not allowed op. rims the opUon well and has Ray Parsons and Greg Clianopening up Seminole County's much aerial success to on dier operate fm the wide sUngie defense, they'll have ponents this season enjoys sho a good passing a ts US" and both the sho in a recc runs in- occasion. He same the be quicker off the hue and much have exhibited a fine pair f to ______________ terchangability and reputation coot. poised manner. Halfback getting work their "crack-back" Greg Miles. who often finds hands and talent for ___________ as their mates up front. t)locklng to perfection, of his open. _____________________ htlf in the shad thit An offensively potent iThe Saints prefer te have at Much of the defensive unit least one end in tighL affording running attack, frustrated hy backfield companions, offers and reads the Sam running haps returned plays with %Valt Morgan. l)a'td credentials, and more important., to allims the last week against bigger. state- blocking ruilliger. I,arry Hernandez T'ff'" iiz tri le ranked Jack.sonville Episcopal. rOmPlOtels lot ________________ -___________________ power. ingredients for a balanced and Greg Chandler seeing speed, option threat room to fully features ing backfield duties The tart of s blocking, experience and Wishbone. dt-velnp. t: bigg backs, Greg Reserve depth rate., Berkley' going for them right no is -at quarterback. wi th leader Chandler rushing Area th. -I e'nsii'e line a litUe quicker than Lawrence Cleveland "does It Walt Morgan. David Ter- their versatility and dep -". i_ = _ his defrrisfl'C front wall, but --• ..m"-'- - ".'- ..-. See "l.a rraL writ are. Carl Or, . Mayfair 0•P'£ Hugh The stage is being set for the Fifth Annual C 10,4 _______ '.'" - to e first It and the next weekend Entries will be limited th Entry forTnsrflust be In the are less than 41 slots still open The starting clubhouse no hater than Thursday. October 26. d Herald. or times will appear In rwxI Friday's Sanf For the past two years. Mayfair's own Dave McCoy has Based purely on the law of finished second ITt this. event. ot Or 4. and the I w-1 that Dave knows the lavout " on that thin limb once again and going to crawl wa out predict a bridesmaids dream for Dave. , is' r, ______ -- - c ______ - - - - hr - '. 51. - -- r , " ~' I P --- curac which ever you prefer to call it was the name of tin one point for letting their game The players are penalized trap or thrit-t-putt it green. W stray frorn the fairway.find a - - OR Ada O'Neil and Vivian Pierce must have had fine scores as o both of them accrued only three points apiece. That was Us have "A" flight In "B" flight. Mary Anderason also must played some fine golf, as she was. only two points fran's a perfect score of zero Genrslvr Woodruff won the "C" flight with five points. This. Sunda3 starts the first of many mixed townameflt5 for the new season This month's. event is C * '* ty Pre Leads Trini - _'~-'-r :ILI.., r.: "__ --,~_- --.% ' ,AWk-!~ -ii-* t_ ,,. - .--'' 0) A114- - -. - ,----- perhaps records an Shnwalt.er Field the District 7,-AAAA and One slated to meet with one top. They lead their district in will do battle at who just might decide who able to end their winless season in Winter Park tonight. Lawrence Cle veland shifts into high gear as he . Thoe lions of Oviedo and . But winning them all rimy not enters speeds upflc)d during last viTek's batfle in of the smwn but have a tough in with a 44 Kissimrnee Kowboys have a battle this week which they he enough for the Hurricanes The Grenadiers are record and have to play both date this Frida~* in the KOwtk)% S are to retain who ha ve ttuw Cla!u- AAA home park. Both are " On the schools on their schedule. Thus Edgewater and Winter Park. At that edge Grenadiers have 28 tonight. year as are Cocoa and Jones an the either Edgewater or Winter preseritthe Tonight the Saints, " this at one points but seemingly. year and owners of 40 ponits in Park could afford to lose The leader in District 5-AAA the District 4-A chase, have a and still capture the district stage of the season, do not have apopka Memorial with a 4-1 much of a chance to make !.1 date' with once beaten Tampa tithe. other leader in thd playoffs They would have to record and 34 points. Second place belongs to the unbeaten 'temple Heights in art iiitra The defeat both Edgewater and crew from New Smyrna Beach district contest in Tampa- district. the Hurricanes of Winter Park. 'tt1 Gainesville, appear to have with 32 points from their 5-0 Tampa Temple has a 34 The Greyhounds of Lyman with 3(1 points. Ciearwattnr clear sailing the rest of the wa Lakeland are 243 on the season and have -Ciithnlit and Sarasota Moone' alter defeating ' points while the Sanford iLsc' have 3ft points Mooney 15 Kathleen last Fridss me same Legal Notice unbeaten in three games and does not apply to either Seminoles have a mere four has a later date' with Trinity Edgewater or Winter Park c,CTITsOUS NAME Menibers of the Halifax Sport nc1 will d'(lTltlflUC ________________________ Prep this season. .__ Legal Notice :$ hereby Qvl." the! I '.i 'CE added attract:on, Park Another tough opponent Fishing Club art' buss these As an thivs. fishing. not only for drawings. will tic held every NCTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Ave. Santora. $Lw'n1DIe Co.,n',. the Saints will crop up next ____________________ ISSUE STATUTE Iof',Oø u?.at'r the I ic1'DU$ take on ph'asure but getting together mtnutei~ for $10 gilt certif 'rates, week when tti MAY CONCERN AVENUE MOBILE PARIS. wo'0 Halifax rt'deexnMile t for the tP! Crescent City, which has an 3.50(1 pounds. of fish that I ,fltCl'.a to f't'QItI'f mid NOTICE 00 INTENTION anC o me circu i t to annual fish try to be' put on b merchants REGISTEa FICTITIOUS name *th the in4iresslvt3-1-1 mark thus far. County, Floricis in fish try go me sta'u'e' cc' from the ,c'nsoui Court. Seminole Proceeds 'i'I&DE NAME that Cresent City' is one of the the members accordance with me prOwiS'Ofl% 04 Those in the club are out ti.wi4rd club prcjec'ts CrcijH Courl. wIth The Cscrt of Cl. 't r The 1,cliteDUI Name statues. To P? a rope r one •() Sefl5fl(}iC county. ilOr,O$ AA race and should ri'vide a Management. Inc. Will T Mail u v It. r y % the Central Florida area. The upon rioLcript at Drool CO l"t wit it Iht Hall Art bass, kingfish. and i's' giono Mar#eht snapper. strong te,st for the Saints. poI.caI'or 04 thu notice, the f,c OISem 5 W CloskarrC.e I ave t(, be cluli makes, place-. and keeps i art a' Poot in Other Species tkiat t Turn Ruby's Saints are 3 11C, I. h ys which mark the' ,,p, we areengQP0mbU* at Poes Or' l c leaned, fUeled, and stored in up the buo circuit o, the CIrI regtvI'r Shroah BouirvarO 'n the CO 0$ freezers for the fish try set for fishinr, 1,,rounds and the chart an in state, according to Courl ot Semnol' Coun' rioØa DE' 11 Care I w.e Pool o the Port tIn' club has made and sells name traoe the five .c on Sunday. October of small craft wins and losses. None of ,nteettpø in SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Problem Solve ComnY ' Ever stiol operators Orange C'ausrw'&i fish art' teanis in that district are under plean with S1,or 5L flf OF ADJUSTMENT r,tr,dp Devesoomen' Ent,rPt oi'ernight expedituitis hatu when the buoys and No1'Ct of Public Mear.n9 the ,50(l mark in their season SCI that 'he incor?at 0 bt c's' Notice 1 been organized going as far out Located, D.tC a' CaI%eIrri - ilo'.O? S Warren E £.0,uI,'ment wit c on uc1 a The Haldax Sport Fishing records "P. aa of OceoDe, 12 fltouØs battle for the points us 2f miles aiti PrQPP't Maintenance ('lut' is. the nnI organization in n an P IAA The work LS onh ts'giminifl a rear taro not onl) I , to 20 on aii. PretCen' tilefortthtfish tbi. areti that worki Pet.oenta' Zone from 3D rØtr. wed dc'wn this Wk Starting tht- djj% be' 0,'r'De0 properly for the public th, • Marlene Mall. S.crraft but roughout its members. t h ti con nuing try and ________________________________ 13 and it. Bioct C, Tract 12. L S Willis T Malt ________________________ chart which the __________________________ In the Court * the County Juoge the night. club nsemt5 will be as. well. Mali Marlene Sorminvit Courtly. Flortes, preparing baked beans, cole c'luL produces is marked with Pbl,C RecorCi f Sem'nol, Publtsll~ Cr.1 20 .-7 & Not 3. IC, in Probate. F a and alto beg IS' E of SW car Lot 197, sias and breading fish IF, serve riinipaw and Loran reading,, it, In re £ tta'e of I. Bloti C. run W45' to Wiy I,ne Lot I U to an estimated 2,titXi people. cruitilt' anglers to get out ERIC UNDE EN IheiiCt run N 25 Øegre,% 0' E along NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Deceated Wl Inc Lot $ $0' to NWIY ce Lot s Serving time is. set for 1 p.m where Us' fishing is best COUNTY BOARD NAME STATUTE sain grid team art the . 0 at ux Last Saturday, the Rolling Rili's. Men's Association held O"t-trier. best-ball tourney. Brothers Fred and Bob in a two under par 7(1 to capture the low gross n the low net catef!M-. Jack Comwath and Hill award I and won first TannIer turned of ine for an adjusted Green com LaM Het"er and Bob T~,arr. Seraind plart was war, by Hraben with a H A two-way be was the result for fourth Joha pla ce Finishing at 61 were Bob Pef fly and Hill Welch: Dowling and Dick C.orstad xed event sas some wheeling going on as Bob Sunda y's Rirk- and .lune I)ressell won the 101 gross monry with a three st 101 net over par Th Virgil and Peg Johnson captured fir a tie at fib between Jim and with 60. Sft-ond low net finished in Virginia Stockman, Bob and Betty Birle The eagles began nesting again at holing Hills after a the rather long absence. The' 10th hole was eagled twice a p utt. past week - HaM- Tucker used a driver, bour wood and while Bill Green got his eagle with the aid of his driver, five b wore d , . u's wood and a putt Re) Woodard scored a three at the 14th hole with driv er , fwe-wood and one putt. Chet best iuc'ures ever were lsci posted last week. Coruwath turned in his best Brown had a 38-36. 76 while .hsck effort of 4244. 8d6 Congratulations to all of au'' art' The lady contestants in the Annual Fall Tournament the seim-final as slowly but surely dropping from the scene, rounds were played yesterday. Ill championship flight, Pef .1otuon defeated Ea Gusland, 3-1, and will tee it up next Edith week against Fritz Cernk,who won her niatctt over Gajiry. two-up . over Margaret . Cusick wm handih trat flight WA Salh, Purunw, I.I,-4, and the will meet S , tuartone-up in 1 nest week. Doris defeated Rose M Dora Bortner in the final!, Lunn going up hillec It, w-rand flight, it will be Florin yt ouble tr , against lse Lonigon for the finals flanne had tit yesWrdii with Jan Radigan iy winning 7'4, while' List took her mateb from Ruth wnowith, In the t'onsulation flights, the results went this wa : over Barbara championship flight saw Otarlene An Privet, two-up. and 'irguua Stocnafl over Ella Calhoun, 2- - I 1 Nicholson, cme-up, and Lar Weinman defeating Elosie - ' , Legal Notice , L,nørrIneC, purl,uan! p* '. For Kaiser t.sa - 5$rØOf Legal Notice . - -. . I MAY CONCERN OF ousTuLNT Nolict 'I hr"tbv given that fir Notice of Public H,FSfl$ p ur s uant tc the Notice II hcet' Rye4" "a' ,rr 1ndertigfleC rirIniuwl Name St'U'r' Charts" twaC 04 4OitJ%1,'nen' will C0fl00' 1' Stable will rgrill i puDI'C hearinc t ZonS*D' $P90V'fl 5Ø r the $ullowsng wltt Thu Ciert 04thr C"( u' Co anC lot 5emsnoII Coon'c, De'bCrSbeC prope'45 pot recrip' a' prow, of the b's 4U." W o SE cor of 5* of notice, the I 'c pvbi,c.t.or of ttstl 1111ous natilt, to wit SME04H SW IL Deg lien roaC in SecliD's$ 20 0e' Which -- are 31 i.srtr,e oescib'C as NOrth 4 MlMLANDS • Sheoal Roo 1.5' o Ohio Avenue enwg,C It' business bOUI,I0 o' fit Cite O Wi,Or 'Thst public hear ung with b 1*10 in Springi. F itor ins the ILD0111V COrnot"Itlitiltin Clo'llimber' WM Page Packers Host Eastbrook Pee Wees . The Page' Packers will at- the r.ckcrs has. Joe Smith at Eluum,r back, Dave as talkws their " )-(I dl-fo--at of last weel. tialftiack.. 3eff Jones at business entrrPr,or ts Cloevrkopmen, £nte'P'tiwhen thry host the' Pitt' WN' fullback, 11111 Griffith at IncorPorat a P a 5^0-011111`1 0`4191118"011i griddert; from Eaqtbrook at flanker. Mike Fall and Willie S W,'t' I Williams l.ynian High Field tumorros a! Frederick at the ends. Josh Pi'etoen' Howell and Scott Fine at Flor ida. Dc noon Dateo of ta rUes. Ed Piatt and Ste 117, Last wrek' loss hurt tin' otw Packers. ctwnces. to cup Us' Danigientais at guards and John Put,ilth Dcl 20. 27. L No 3 IC 1972 Northern I),visum crown. Last Setutnswskl at center E , It year the' gridders. from Lake' DentenSiVC) along Uw Line it __________________________ Mary not unt won the division COU411 FOR will bt, Sam ii!iltwu 1111(1 SWU I 4W y14F CIRCUIT but were the roverall winners in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA (,t'tu' at ends. Miller Brown the Central Florida YM CA Pap and Cluild Roll lit tackit'S and CASE NO " 122) COP Pk i. ION LOAN 141 P7 Warner Football conference of . 'To All CredsiOrt and Per loin Having Clasmi DI Demands Against Said Ettate 04 YO% •'f' PiCIV VOL OnC 's' ls'C anC reoureC o prean1 any ' lamt anC '' tPrt 0$ yfJ. mb', hli?t •;'flS the rj,t•tt 04 Eri c L s0een deteated. 0 D the damon'. her agent, at attorney and atcompan.eo by fi,ng tee 04 one dola' and suc clam at OemnC nd soiled shall be 'C Cha-ma's PubIsP Ototis' DI Notice of Public Hearing ____________________________ Nticf public pearing to conl.'or' approving Home huddles Tomorrow ight Notice of 1111~wbllc hearing NOtice - '--.'. -.------'-- - -' ,,._. ' - V state may not be -' , -' - persoy given that the soaro ot xowsiment will corvvo a i)JDh( hearing t0 Consider approving $' 0 O'awe Z - ., )) SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ver's MIle Jr. '- I PU DL Marie 77, 1 Not, 3 10 ,•, - Hit Mark 04 ACiu5'menl B, Jack Syme ("a' 't-.sr At epetutr,, of the Las' Will and 'Testament t.t ERIC LUNDEEN, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AI 401 . 1977. . Florida, on November 700 PM. eat on thereafter as POIlDIC and shall be Joyce c the Cowrov corrimflisoon Charntoers of the Court Hous.e. Sanford, ', I ,.-_,-- - - RE-ELECT f, .__ :' - AL - ------ ' R es en,i.tZone tocserlreen UV 'sCtUP around swimming t Eastern property line on the following describiC pcoper-'v L045 It and 10. Loch Atbat. lilt of P.nes. Sec1n 2. PIat Book I. Page 63, 's Section 33030 Further De5C? ib as on Crystal View East This pubic hearing Will beheld in tPSl. County CommiIion CPsmnbers 0' the Court HOui, Sanford. Florida, on NOverflbcf 20, 1972. at 700PM at t toats tperuer as posl.'04e Seminole County board Of Adeuttment B Y iaci sm., Ct,'m.'s C" 'U'.t' DE 171 ) j . : , -. Nti(t 9$ Public Hearing Nul,u' is P*t'et,y giv en that the bo.ra 04 Adwstment well catiaut' a PVbI c hr.'.ng tttatii;0r approving • L-V Sit vim O'sC 'C 4's P 1AA kq't,OentieI Zone on the following escribed prop d W 37' 04 Lolll ano F 31 53' of Lof 11, BlocS 4.5. SOnlando the Suburb Beautiful. Rum Spr ings Section as PubIi ?W01'C *0 P83. Pogo 4.5 Pe'oO 04 Seminote County. Fia the COisn'y C mvneu.on Cp*,nt,ecs 04 "i Court SSOUSC, Sanford. I co'.c.. ca's Nuw,mteef 20. 1977. •' I 00 P MtUO thS,eP$ISf •s at wsliible Semle Cnty Bourd of sorl By ,lotS Syme. Cheirmar. P',itl.tt 0'iote 30. 1973 Du I till SlI 151111 i' tIiiflhl5h5.'' 'siul Miingtsiil aft''r .lrivi,ii', is (i'ni.' 'l's'nisr.' To Irnisi third lm' with the win, sting ruts 'Ihiree stni'hi.hi tters coin.' t tir.us',h for Vitll;isiss in that hint ninth after lit.' ,% . • i lng , 1) this Series,'' S4,I'I too in tt1# fifth inning to hriak a lf hi'niiui't', '' said Anderson It (s . lirt on r, innIni, %Vi8 )uict a r'is1in' j',r'usnsd (trOughS! gut through." that Ten..' S third lii' rio of Williatnis IIPXI tflltS'fl un 1)01) Minuin'r to sinvti.hsit, telling the the S.eri,'s g4vl' the A' a kiitl off Cincinnati's i)0n (tii. veteran first baseman lett. That cnninll margin hasfrrl i ; sir' cv Inging •'' '' r s .~ L YOUR COMMISSIONER I -' aplwari 1:rimilitly runs in the eighth ino;n'I', Pedro Ilorbon. who hilid brought the crmAd I( tit eel Earl Morrall stepping tit for litjured quarterback Bob (;rivse. Pitt.shurgh 34. New 1-:iiglaild 24. 11it, Slevivrs beat Holliston 1)1st it shotiltln't stop theni front stm- ing unbeaten against im- inuntulth, hut still * -ed Buffalo Will) sointiMiat of a shake, "I'lle Flinn IIIAlairs has t,'-erl grso4I to thini: I wing con,ers for the division title. Iltit.,hin l i ltIn kI-it was sitting on a 2.1 lead when tit(- A's came tit) in tilt- last Ili- '." tilt .1 5 high' to right field that Oakland ill(, s I)a*.'i' Conceryir,n 45fl' led off , ,r . sait ninig. mu' Iluls' righst.titsnth'r r musty a the ruiLs.' from the 110sf' moved Concepelon to got tit(- first out (if Illp lilililig. ,I crowil becalm, ear-splitting, third and at thii juncture. Wil. harmlesi grounder by Nlikv If(,- Destruct I Dnmor.rat p4'ninhInts niltrustiteul in to second on Ju lian Javier ' , p r"ç' 05 - -' n.4r-g TtEP The stal,le was mit for Nlariv.- litims brought in Vida I'llur t~, 'ii' - " 4'"O '''' 'i'. arid the 1) 1. hihI't' even more to prove ainid .I slump that is at three straight. Sari Francisco 21, New (Jr. lean'. 14 A ott' for Steve Spur. ricr, %%ho has 1wen %%.iitins:. inct, IX,fi for a shot at lirodiv's quarterback job. Archie 1tti ning has great ability. ffjt [l o t u'notigh to carry tite 0-5 Saints. Kblnisa.S ('liv 34, Phiiladt'lphia %k '" - ro '10 uq, n Omaha enough in Monday night's TV loss to Green Bay, but-thanks to an Errol Mann field goal-it should ,Aork Sunday. New York Giants 31, St. Louis 14: The Giants manic me a believer against the 49ers and one of the NFL's least potent offenses. Coach Alex Webster says the Giants are "Young and happy," so they're solid picks New York Jets 28, Baltinnoru' 14: Who knows what the change to John Sandusky as coach and THE ASSOCIATED The Baltimore team sas thing but a bunch of sWedin Bullets In the first quarter of from Unitas tit quartiti- back will their basketball game 17hur. havel 7"he Jets have strong 3day night. In fact. when ffie running with Emerson Boozer buzzer sounded, the teanli WOS and John Riggin.s to go with Jic 1n 11 points, Ni*niuithi's golden arm. flwn the Bulle ts ient Into ac lion against the Kansas ('itvaha Kings and £tred 13 straight points and mmwnaged to pill even at -34. The Bullets' act finally ended WIUI them 11 points ahead of the Kings 94-83 in the only National Buketball Association gannie Thursday night. In the lone American Basket. ball Association game, Mt'rophis nipped Dallas 115-113 Phil CenLer scored 24 V)insL for Baltimore and newcomer Elvin Hayes, acquired from Houston In the offatason, hit ii The Kings hilt 13 of their fir.t 23 shots from the floor and li'il 319 alter the first period liii the Bullets came hack, tlit'rt pulled ahead for good w:th a 4743 Iudftinw lead. Nate Archibald led all phi)' en With 34 points for the Kings OVER ,,, ! a i at the buuer to give Memphis cc victory, He also scored 17 points to.' the Turns, wbat.s on'.' tralled DalLas by 14 f)I:ith iii the Stilft 01 fourth quarter. Georg.' lohnipson scored 21 for the TUIJ while' Bob Netolirky tuol 25 fur the Chaps. UNDER 2 3AUGE 2 7 9AND 299 MAUSER ~ SINGLE TRIGGER SELECTIVE EJECTION - BEAUTIFUL WOOD '. , "/ff/ i/4 Duck Decoys - Dove Loads ' " 'C-4ES'TER L. MECHANIC DO.EN Uryipenhoor, Daylon, 0 , Mother of four, is i99 $32 95 Astrid it of husband's pet crew \'[tE L AL 169 95 BERETTA - SFMIPOLE COUNTY BOARD ---------. --' t,ink it solid 3.1 lead in the 1972 World Series Taylor's great running and Street and Brasise Street 'Thri publ.0 hearing will b held C Of the tint publication of this now.ce possI \'OItK ' Courlty to the County f urlhtr OeVritpea as newt to Rolling Hilt 9th Fa i rway beten Jacso's 0 %halt be in *ritif'c, •tIO tPibII Sla te ,he PaC,04retiDenCCandPb0'C minoit Coufl, 5oarC 04 $,Øw%tment then ce N 77 0e9rt 33' E 20' thence aegrees 44' W 1$ $9' to POB Lot Ii block C. Traci 12 (less t*9 94 Ni , Lai 17 ees s - w wc 'a Braise Drive o,gr then ce N i aegs'r's 41' E along Lip Bri.e Dr we s.O thence S fl orgrerti s. 30' E 91 02' to t*g ntv. Florida. Judge 04 Seminole Pitt of".ce in the court P"te of sad Cpu's", a' 5n*or0. Florida. with; t calendar monthS trom tPIC time Fiorids at' Novembe' 7g 1972 a' 700 P.M. or 01 lO InIICVIr as "' Go/f Lead 67 • franchise. Bowl crown-is healthy again Green Bay 13, Atlanta 10: and lurking in the wings as Look for a defense struggle with Morton finds himself continuing little Chester Marcol as the under pressure. hero after ever-improving Pack Elsewhere, the Miami L)ol- quarterback Scott Hunter phins will probably be less sen- guides within range. sationally coordinated with Detroit 17, San Diego 14: Altit' ' - 10 lain' titles Dedicated Leadership , I . ; )) ' At Tied , h,is to be rusty, running back L&'n l)awson and his Kans,,s Ii's the first of two National t.arrs- Csonka is bruised but City playmates can't afford to Conference Eastern Division should play and defensive fool around ... even with the shootouts between coaching tackle Jim Dunaway has a bad winless Eagles. masterminds Tom Landry of back. Miami won't have it easy, ('leveland2l,hlouston 14: The Dallas and George Allen of but Garo least exciting of NFL matchups placekicker Washington. 'epremian should save the with a vote to the Browns. Why? Sonny Jurgensen should dent day. VeIl they're playing Houston. the Cowboy defense for the 58 Why? [leek, you just can't skip i,os Angeles 24, Cincinnati 21: yards he needs to join Balti- Another marvelous matchup ii game. more's demoted John Unitas and a super fl-am offense should Minnesota 26, Chicago 10: and San Francisco's injured be the difference. Coach Paul Vikings defense, which has firJohn Brodie as the only 30,000 Brown's defense Is tough's with iled from the Purple Gang gbyard passers in NFL history. Mike field equal to any tackle in ry da),s, still should contain the Also In the Redskins' favor IS the business. Actually, it COUICS Bears' strong-running, but Larry Brown, cur-rently the down to a slight nod to Roman poor-imssing quarterback, BobNFC's hottest ground gainer Gabriel over Bengal quarby Douglass In the Monday TV 1* with 555 yards. lie galloped for terback Ken Anderson. Slioticial, it's Fran Tarkenton to 110 in 23 tries last week as SS for a couple arid ruperk u) Oakland 27, Denver 10: l)birWasngton ripped St. Louis hiss image. yle 1snmionica seems to finally 3 have the Raider offense in gear. Dallas quarterback Craig Denver blew a great shot at Morton was tlaniling. a new ad- viu'tttr against Minnesota and Jective for him, as the Cobo's the Bronts figure to have lilt' battered Baltimore 21-0 in the shot at butziping off Oakland . . game that cost Colt Coach Don his name is Floyd 1.ittlt', it McCafferty his Job. runiting bark who would be an But now, Roger St.aubachNFL idol with a more winning ____________________________ Pubt'V' ' Agriculture Zone ' operate a 1972 fCCVC•'iDfl•I va'5t owned DLI in second flight, Jeanette Vidder won Sanford art' Altamonte. Sprint' guard The linebacking and t.Cuiit, on the tOilD*iflg ortc'ibed U! Dave' Wilchar, Ned 'O C Jt'mikui, 4. while iteruc Maston defeated Babe Lab, Lake Mary and East- nth- up poPr4"'i' h'S *IIC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE It was Altanrnnte Uist Stevens and Pat Schirard 0-'" Third flight saw Phyllis Cardascia win over Doris '?tw N 20o oA' CO the tpluvwing Desenøantt tioic. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. slipped past the' Puckers in tact tktfetisis't' halfbacks are Bernie' Scliults, oesibid part.' From the SI lice NOTICE OF SUIT CUlT lid AND FOR SEMINOLE Kobylak, one-up. aid Nun Brunner defeat A rner 0$ Secl,o" 3021s 301, VonHt'rbulis, Mike iyes amid i.M C !"'OIJ' and COUNTY. FLORIDA run N 00 ant-up week's. game wtbt Seminole County- Fla.. Put j(IhtThO! CIVIL ACTION NO 1*3 DORO'T4Y STOUT. h the £ line 04 There was. ul' a field day for the previous)) eliminated asang W II Degrees tviii's isf1tnsivt' Th usual IPP4EP. 1' C'L ot RESIDENCE unk nown POB. to a l 1492 sogross and low net The Low gross interests said Section ladies wiurts cisisted ,f low Plaint iff. Itt al prties claiming ..r'r '*'" N 00 OW' 11' 15" on s ii went . through. unal.' o against thence' c Sue Hughes with award was captured thenCe W 3S7 thence STOUT arsO W 1331' (API F (Al' CAPITAL coa " L'Si C t 1$' E 63663'. tpericel Jew's Harris with a 73. white Fran lAte won second let,, net wife, and to UD O9 STOUT. POPi.'IOIf, a toreiu's corporation, IP0'TPfY Io•pQiflt 00 *20't' • Soegrwes30 with a 74 an a match of cards ovet' Toots Mitchell. who s. " prtitt nawing Of claiming to i V.paflnit P W Sin' 0' El, ,,rany rigtit. titleD' ,nIet' in the 0's 'tit Defendants awarded third place prize Trail lsIC pci'st alst be'nO the PC oa .,: prflpe'l', tiereir Deicribed NOTICE OF SUIT ''. APE HEREBY NOTIFIEr a Curve' concave Ii',, having • t.O'uI U' 79' a ,,-tt?Il •t to'ecIt a nu' N '* ,' •r .ct,un to .'s6 Counlry ,iut k oad 55 00' anda chord bearing Degrees 'uaut a" the toliawiflO r$ properl Wilmington. North Carolina 3730" Wt ru's ttsenci of N D.V'eeS ' Seminole Count',. rioria. (age Fear Ca pitol 04 sauD I aionc t avve ,pt 23. BloCi I. SuflliltiV ci'.wi (OIPO'atuO's PT. thence N 77 the the p140 triere04 as Curve 310$ ttt The Sanford Naval Acudeni class. as '1rinity Prep or acc or ding to WIlmington. North Carolina .t concave Wit, pewing a radi us will not be nwking the long triP Cleamuter Catholic but they 23 as vca'De .Ii PDIit Recat of • Cutoff You ar e hermit, notified that a 36 a central angle o 04 ID' arC prrIflUir Coon. riorid.a Cv"n.inI fat recs,on ,n,unct,on, Si. Pt'tcrsburr to battle' Ui' will be' plent} tough - rj's ipence' NEIr o'titeC acir'ns' yot , and o'tt-' , s gridder u! Actmiru Lurruigu a'c o' •iung trt P's'ubuhk starters tur the- SNA art r,Qu'reC serve a cop', Suit the above Iy you 00 9f h PT. run tnnte N 01 t e The St. Pete choul will lx, oef ws. ou ars'r.qu,reCtcsarve. cuvv offense include's. Jeff WitIL' n an to it on C 105.54 tonc. I 1414.4' Ipence and y of 'i"F CO PO ent' Cr Pieed inC in the Palme. who last won sonic 15 niskingthe trip and the Middies tenburit aisdKenEvans. at ends. r.NUP(W COOMES. iso. P 0 8*' SO oupreCs 1 $" 130000 theC P A IbYP NE NAPA, Calif A?: -Tin' 011iCt 4 the CIi'b of Its Circuit MlLLE fur the P014 FvttPOf to onthsagoandhJ*d been mired will Ix- acting as the host 92' take place ScoU Ault and Steve Sooner illS. Orlando l-ip'.da. 32L2 and * 120 I tug man with the OestfSt)qC l.5 aPPoutimoh1'P " mile CoUrt D's at bm'tOi'e the 77th day Uw longest, m meeting which w ur,ginat wett the ClefS a4 an one of 9t1 IVV•Vw' Nows,'nt)Of, 1972 If felt the' you fail tomorrow night in Sanford at tasekies. Monty Adair and ' .4.9nway shoulders looked off onwwh on or beta'. Aporo&imalelv a *9Cm,, 51f0 tOntitSO will be an al- dismal sluiniS of his tOFied Frank Facvenda at guards. apove styled cou"t o'ne'rwisu a 'Trait in India's Hells s' In the distance and let 23 fat t he d.l'n.nded November aparns' 14144' On the a 0f Stadiuni tou zoo-so ripped El t'ok acres. r Coach Peter Valentine ts. Steve Lane' at center. Join ,uDg!Y*en' map tie entered against moat wait!ul note creep Into his pa' with a 10 Thursday and tied WITNESS my hanD nd off iciof ar'ng will be 1*50 in 'This publiC voice. at complaint or petition win me. Pn this 11th 0.y Knudson for the first round lead straight outings by sl.eablt' Wood a fulltack Terry' Dodd at the Court Moult. Sanford. (ou,"y Of Ciclob.' lit's. t977 1977 gonna try as hard as I can." Florida. on NOvoititief 3V. "77. at •i !SeaU 1!i5Ifl tttec.oftr as '00 P.M. U' .5 national Open Golf Tour- 66-0 and 67.0 scores. Last week AP'TPIIJP "4 bEcr.wlTM. JR 117MUR P4 li(C~WITM, possible Mani of U's' saint gridders ises, but Arnold Palruet-flOW were an the short Curb a' Circus' Court. C 04 the Circuit Court Middies the Seminole Cou's'v Booid nwTit. Used Urt defue. With Semino (Dunt! BY Cttl V Eern 43 and rapidly approaching the score in thwn' clash will be 42 ck th e end of a ADIU$1 ba 04 0 ,'tla 7 Vin 's"e' Cp B, sttus of elder statesman of the ith ro'ouflty rival. Lake' the t'xct'ptiufl oi' deft'nsis'c by "' overcast weather W5 t),9u't, Cir, Publish Oct 2C. 71, 5 No w 3. 10. coot. Ct14,rnIOri bat'ks Steve (gc'd Bruce' ' r. ecu!! tour---was; at a tie for ...rn..r ni ti,....ti,,.2. r,-, 'x' L 1 Ii's. ' Publish Octobe" 20. '977. 19?2 Thurnberry and Eric Van DEI 119 it lead again and ttlrtiiU!fllfl6 The boys front aosa iii DE I 122 titles thus DLI 170 ID at the same Antserp. ' ))I FrsnP, Avis periods - PiauetSf Arnold Palmer - b(,nI till- Citicititiliti Ileds 3.2 and pin, li-rimner Albin lo,wiq Ito 1 pra),ed that 1111. ball would , tiOflJll Football League show- %'f'e picking Il homt' teais %_ down and the choice is for the 1ond;l%1 S. , I%%r 10 (If 1.1 visitors Redskins to upset the in. .\ cuinhcnt world champion Dal. trot away with victories. Ins Cowboys. Alter a delayed s in tit(, tart C., picking business, tilt- debut * Defense should be the thing, record was 10-3 for .I .769 per. matching a Washington bunch t -u'ntage that hasn't allowed a touch. (;aittt'.ht - .garis.', here's the LIAWTI in eight quarters with IJ1C 1II) it looks elst'whit're for the Dallas t)oomsday boys who sixth week of the NFl. season: haven't allowed ' ' - ,. NEV . second ' pla~s McGovern battle string in Washington to a Na - - Halifax P For Annual 'Fry1 B% HUBF111T NIIZFI.I, Allsociated Press Sports Writer For awhile SundaN, the Nixon which have .several tough N .. bdue after their celler v,-ith - their 14 mark. o su meeting tonight 5-AAA chase are Another of the top learriar. in in the District the three leadM The Saints are on top but how when two of I long they can or will I"% there will collide, F both with .'-k - not known. Trinity Prep's Winter Park. I., .4 -to Atct"Ct muriLs I IN FLIGHT - Trinit% Prep's super halffiack ii$ Hi Cut I'll loss for a insgl.' that sent erupting from he dugout Oakland itit4'1i'. tins t ilt, vighth in ret Iu'I of - I I - - ' P - ~ , wAk .. 611...-Pi1. - ~. __ _-4*k-W5 . 4 -4 '_" -%! -,_-, 4A~_ . . - 1z , _-_~- " ok! • Race 3wA , ~ - Pre Empt - I P.11mg - , - - e "cond place at Wit- in third spot at 151. shot off, 147. Vivian Conklin is field day play. a penalty or acIn the regular weekly SLIt t_k)'v'I i..()I')g ? - - - - -&' round, Tricta Stenstrom leads the field with a net total of 146. ' - k d 4111- r. deGanahi liesloes honoring the above presidents, prim will also be awarded ii the winners of the McRoberts Tire Compan ,-rently beinp contested It's a best Of the second two out of three rounds event, and up tri the end P) ____ Re s ins, Dallas ' - -, -.---. 11 '. 1%7 ,-U. Grace SaYlm, IKA-70; Sylvia t5rOSM, Ais Do=e Margaret Botts. Iri I-72. and the current president vc 11 - - 0 - _______- - '- 11. 14 .61.&-, Jane McKibbin, 19G2-63,196"1; Augir RUBW IK4.U; SUZ)' -ri park. I4G3*4. Jimmit Livingstm. icia StenstrOfli, tr Dicke), 1965.6; Doris enr'er, 1966-67; Pa IF, -1 Vt 'In - w Hon. 195; McRoberts, 1958-59; Ellen P.etts. 195'-&, Blanche Nicely, ¶ ~ isi. -. --' -. -5--± ---' -. - - tti' siluith Ititilnig :' ' - e1a Higginbotham. iY57$; Fanchon '' - ____- . .-- n KIN lt'UlII 'I Ii'ii 'iflili, Mnri;uc'i ff1 for third in'I rir,,' ut Hi' Juup.'d rn AiwInIed l'rei Mport Writer tr fl"l'frr (PII1P lfr,ulri;k ( arroll'q I lrl (offering a (;t AKl,,Nl) All) hull Ir,gl'tI ii;' thi' i,iliI,ll, qir. 18511114I1 rlgt,t over lb. gniwl ;iliIi ViU 1811 'Irlvt',' iiIiI ring lh' 111,110 ;';irtinui t,nic it platø'' and t11 it to 11,0 right qjs)p t)nklnnil Martaiter l)k'k Wil. ti thiliu,'I ("Iki'iiur, rfl(ltiRc4'. infii'l. ''Ii v Ii, get ti,' hall souiu' Y,'i,i'ti ihirhiin went I,, a ?- I uu.r ,foi' Morgan sfrc'trberI fr,i' plii-e" i i'iiiit oh •Iernwe, ('inrInnMi it. but it "s a rouiple of (pet I'ltu-h-hltt'r Angel Maniiinl Manager spark y Aniler nri beyond his reath Tnne came gait liii' pitch he wa,iti'il ziuiil 1)111 tlnnigh,t it Wft tUjie for IsIs best in with tho winning ruin to 9,. It in iii,' right pini a single to rrlli'vr, ('lay Carroll wild h'err and an nxpk4ing right Il'll t,lit 5(1I1eII the win. c(orPt,09r,I In rent.r field ('sirroll threw on" IPI his sinknlng ''iii for liii' A's 'Iisuir'alny .% the . Firpwforkiii went (off (.1) 'I'hiu' 'I r a tss.i t l - base hit tHrill iat -hu'r hit it through, the Oakland (-ptrhor Junsped i$'ylflll the horn' plate and heatled for through is lrai; ti-Ins lnIlelsl i'iq- iu,Iii'ltl to left, uit alloard \01('11 lie collies to t1w plate and its oil(- of Ilie lill" 1-li"Isolis \\, Il\ liii' Hi'd are down thrce ganws 1(1 lint' - _______ ________ th M. Cecilt, Heard, 1953-54; Myrtle Adams, 1955-54: Ru s.'t ' ___________ 1953- .1 __________ - tiI'' a active ri. - -- iltIi 11W ()aklaiul \ 's hut ILIS I'ICII t1i(1 I ll(' tistiiI tlliIl'ii)('r ut liasc i'iiii tn'rs ____________ - Chances ________________ - In the wuuciatflin. As long as we are mentioning presidents. let's see how mans you rernerriber. t'lnt Powell, 1I4?.-4P; Helen Carraway, lc4c'-5O: Mars Wheichet. 195142; ---- - - 'h ________________ - - --- special luncheon will be many of the past resldcflts train the lacl quisrter :'cntur' Verne Smith wtu held the gave] for the -. L - _______ ________ - - - esda, attending 5th Anniversary this year and nest Wpdn CO CI :- ___________ _________ ________ Series - I _______ or ,Q AMOCO Ph. 322-9621 - . "( Drill W Pinch, flPøra cm, frØ j IIø A..r' - posl Feels CALL on - --- I Tampa $3 75 30 30 `i,VINCHE`STEl,,,' up MODEL 94 '6 995 HIGH BRASS $2 65 SHOTSHELLS I'A_[ \t.;i B L A N K E T S;' - 1. C'r' y. AV,'t s-' / 95 All Sizes Sleeping Bags Sports AZA Shop OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS �\¼ ('(1' in \Li1iIar ________ 6A— M E I f •H• ; F. \.kI. -~ , (..1ereiliiiii\ — .. 1111aty ___ Baker - - _ — Bride Of . Britin bati o,611 Lt. DOJ '00"t '' white gthdinli. carnations and rnurns. The altar table va' outlined b% paIrm and It" ' entwined with 1v.. li.of-the-valky arm white bows TNrkNt famil' Sprigs . -.Z)ClVSkl . . . - quit - 4 . .. . r) - '- - - - A I Af • 10;. ' : 4- . __ k~ the nxm*w_rs - ° prime IT' and of trointiCt stephanotis Ic. est She urged members t'eetheart roses, , their individual efforts it. and ypsophiha t areas of special Weathersbitheir Mis' Rett' :. i.;uqurt 1 ~ 4 .. i • , - . ~ .1 formed members that the eltools are located at la 5f enforcement a'! ices Altamonte Springs, Winter l.ongwood. Springs. V a 1 ! I a i - i I. -. I . 47 if , 1 - - Ii r - - I 11 -. -41:1 -. " 'I rrwk ther valuables with an ir the are"who would like 1c, .', identifying mark to aid tn . quicker reco'cr in the event International Thastinistress Orlando Club will participate in portiinity to become more cithere is a theft of the item. fective c-itiens, by learning Mrs Randolph stressed that Founders Month will be the ,ouit meeting. skills, to tell A program designed communic ati on pernnssibk to use the celetrated on Thesda'. Oct 4. : is not the ('.athedrs. the Toastmistress story and leadership principles and -LK) p.m at at Sx'ial Sec'w1t number as an ticinal of St luke corner of benefits to be derived from or icienth ing mark, but that Tncist Church Toastmstr'ess is the largest people are using their telephone Jefleraim and Magnolia in membei'ithip in Toamistrris women's educational will be presented. Mrs Paul nonprofit numbers with area codes also Orlando Members from the Sky Gunn will be the toastmistress orgamrticinmthe world. It has inscribed cif the evening. SO United States membrs in all Anchors Club In Sanford. the m rniru-vacatrnns wtuc are international Toastmistress the Naval 19 other areas and in at being used a; an inducement to r*rk-Orati'rs club the clubs offer women the op. thrciughcit the wcrld. Center and Training increase membership in Membership is non-partisan Seminole 7nobical Societ has. tanan. Any woman arid nor been hailed as a great success I I)W C' 11 1 mterested in contacting the .11 1 I I 1 t ' I It i Mrs Sweeney i.aid that at tN I. presidents of the three clubs for ncrt meeting a! the Zoological J further irJmiat*on may Society, she would ree'r,ITiTnt!Tid . 1 JIIL 1 1 '\ I i ti i Ii a 'I 'i a it (i Li i it Mrs Wilfred Conrad, San!ord t L that representatives of CALNU Mrs. Vera T. Jackson. t)eckbe invited to oiri the SCICICII Ktrb Grant will emcee Tamorrc'iu night. Oct l, at L Orators or Mrs. Martin D. order Ui have more complete pm sh H Sc Judtes will be Mrs. Walter A. Sullivan. Orlando. % participation in the auditorium, some little darling Also information is on file (,ff(t5 13 will be cc'wned Little Miss Gielo. Bill Reck and Cliff with the Orlando Area Chamber Mrs .1c,hn Quiglex w&s rw in a contest sponsored by Nelson. is welcomed as a ties memtiex as Sanford Proceeds from the event will of Commerce. The meeting and Business open to the public and refresh'Help Save Our Zoo" ias Mrs Pearl Scott and Mrs Profetonal Women's Club ments. will be sened. Dorothy Boo , Ganas s a' BPW EOthS tnvied DEAR ABBY: About the man who couldn't (or wouldn't) call his wife by her name I know exactly how he feels because I had the same problem. I'm a widow now, but I was married for many years to a man I just adored, but I couldn't call him "Charlie" to save my life. One time, some relatives got a hold of me and Insisted that I call my huthand "(tarlie"—and I could hardly say It. It just didn't sound r1iht. I could call him "Darling," "Sweetheart" or "Daddy" [we had six kids), but I couldn't call him "Charlie" to his dying day, and how I loved that CHARLIE'S LOVING WIDOW man, and he loved me. techniques. - wife oast ni ivressesToHonoi Founders A t Open Confa b 7'br--%t tools am available or, loan fret of charge for residents I 1~ DEAR ABBY My husband and I never call each other by our given names and for a guiid reason. I am his sixth and he is my fourth husband. He slipped just once and called me "Sally." (My name Is Bertha.] I was married to two different Bob,s and I came close to calling him "Bob" on more than one occasion. We made a deal. He calls me "Baby" and I call him "Pops." A 55-YEAR-OLD "BABY" - clung i 1 SISTIR PRESIDEVI' \ iienne Sveene right grtets guest shirks alerie Cci1tert find nest nwmbcr \lrc Iohn QutgIe at the True recent meerng. t knn Siez}ov ski Photo It n' the Operation Identification. program for thiS )'efit iI -qrI ,,, ___ -' r • e - - DEAR ABBY: The woman who wondered whether she was "Honest or Stupid" for returning that whidi she had found, was obviously disgruntled because no rewards were offered. If one expects to be rewarded for honesty, it means tat honesty today is a rarity, and I don't believe It. A number of years ago I was stranded In Durham, N. C., after having lost my wallet. A Negro bellhop paid my hotel bill plus brkfast, and when I obtained cash by wire to send me on my way, I left a repayment plus a reward for his kindness to me. When I returned home I found a letter with the reward money returned to me from the bellhop, stating there was no price on his friendship to man. I was deeply moved by and shall never forget it. By the way. I am white, his which made no difference to my black humanitarian friend. H. A. L., PANOFtAMA CITY, CAL r ' . - __ I. - -.. - . • rourit fund - raising Lisa Rivero The line officers are iirip irrirPv Wnrtht' Advisor, Bar-the Winship. Beth Hall. Cinth- Williams and Peggy Spangler OFFICERS SERVING WITH the line offcers of Sanford Assembly. No. 25. Order of the Rainbow for GirLs, for the ne season are. from lest. Patti Meyers. Susan Or-wig, Cher,vl Sprague. Terry Witt. Debra Sauls, Marie Williams, Patti Me.adcirs. Karen Corley. Edw ' Hepernan 4)010 Bob -,r-iA ig Ph ot o ..- - Moss Sands Fax was UiTh e admission price for tnr'duN-d as a visitor and adults is nominal and children Valerie Coltier introduced her under 1 will be admitted free enL Mrs Shirley Trues, Along with Ue Miss BFW, Wilsonspokewoman for announced that & first and second runner-up Dot Powell uniess the members are Will also be selected Winners will receive bonds. Disney rrwetmg mu! ted., all held at Brain Tnwe's in the World tickets and mini-trips f or tie etc.i Problems? Trait Abby. For a personal reply, write Is AUY, BOX 0700, L A., CALIF. $0000 and esel.se a aa'ped. addressed eavelope. C, 9 Alm ttt i,pt ir 11 X111.1 "I l'.t --- — Rate I. write letters? Seed $1 I. Abby. Del 00700, Los Asgele., Cal. 0000$. for Abby. booklet, "How I. Write Let. kes for MI Oceaskos." Cont'renc'e room with the pares Dote prizes galore will be luncheons on the second Thursday and the bus'sieas another feature of the fastmeetings at B p.m on the I owth paced program .*,.s. a special bonus., Sky King Thurscth 4$ P,t,Ip floor 4' I jeisp t 5(1'uvi', yktl,n (tilt, 32 In.. (f.aUn) 51 Ptae-oltn. ti"ht,.t,i. - IA ' Zwu,& AT BRIDGE Real Top Level, This Bid 1__7 t~ ;-_11~ - z- I -- . I * I- I-%- - ---~- - 1 _. AV - ~~ __~_ --~- ~p~ ~~_ -M -; AA. A ~ 7_71 *7-- i I - _* fTW4 -_Zi~ ,. i ----4 - -. . ij You're Invited.., to our beautiful new Design Studio MRS WM C. GORVILL. mern'erstup chairrnn. ir'uri iei. Mrs. Robert Flegan and Mrs. Hiram H. Maynard new members of Alpha Phi. Joining in the we]caxne is Mrs. Gordon Erickson. right. The omen attended the Alpha Phi Founders Day Luncheon , at 2105 Pork Avenue N. Winter Park, Florida 11 bu Mirilyn (.orcictn Photo Winter ParP, 645 3655 = PIIVATE PIANO LESSONS $300 4.1 "W'.r, P,4l.t " . ftpp.f". . wik p." '1ftj1 CANNON MUSIC CO. 4- é44 1 24 9 t C'to'.0 $4) 570$ L11 f. PER WEEK NEW1 Nic100 PIhET PIANO,J "4- Sanford 322-8074 Hours 10 5 Monday through Friday PaW t- 11 L U; U lLU by "'Bala Iy Oswald & James Jacob) What do you think of Sheer 'North's b I d d in g -whimsy? Or real top level' Top level Is the -North really doesn't tiavi' a bid over West's one-spade opening. If he doubles he expects his partner to hid hearts and his minor suits are just four cards each. Then East b a r g e a into Blackwood In d I r cc t re a p o n a e to the one-spade opening. North doesn't know just what I. going on but he passes at five dianiond's and East settles for five spades This gets back to North and North should have a pretty good picture of the East hand lie has tried for a slain) with just one a" Ile Must have a lot of hearts and spades and singletons I'ePAI'tI 1(4111)101 ASSN '1 gag I \ Supervisor of Eecbons Se irtole Courry ~i The iid'Iirig ha her,, North Ea*i answer , Pass iv I'd 3£ I'a 1's 54 I's4 " I'ia You, F0,101, hold 4AKSG A,ioZ •KS4AJ$4 What do you do now? A—Hid live hearts. Your part. net is showing the ate of dia,ruu.ids Show him your at. of TODAY'S QUESTION Your part:..r cuotitmea, to six ,'hah, What do you do now' Answer tomorrow S.s4 Silo, JACOIY MOD!IN book to: 'Win at Eildg.7 (c/a this nws. pop.,) P0. lox 419 Radio Cal7 Station, Now York, NY. 10019. - ii and , ,1 fltat Polly't Problem Wnflian ' .. PE A R 19111 ,V I wich, an,,,c'vute w'r',lrl tell in" how I'' tak.' t'iirc' of the lhi''k Iinr,le,iu, 'rtitnler top in rut' kiti-hi',i I tunnot hove it rc'tma'etl and siNe I shows IA '1" nu,tl nunm, k - I really rieett ----------- %S Pttp.tt ,.it $ ,flo or I,, W, I r- m- ii- 17 I . 2, - 1 - J Imi It Pt lIlY Mv I'd I's's've is with sewing rnrwhlne i,."tllec thI:it have ovpq In assorted sues They tome (('lit ill ii poikage i,c,ialiy two of the fildir all that I in,, lISP to ot t,tI,,'r two tire for line thread Mat onto c,'tilt,,p, 1151'S and oIler, cannot ever, (Intl I" tiny A 4 I, - - - u I ) EA It 1111,1 ,V My I'obtterq are for traveler a fie sre lit ;timt'k a iii gut light to Iii the hat Pirrionn at a rn,ritel Leave Iii.' tit'r (I pit r hit to oil nii:tnmto tt tirr,ttti rig arid a jiiesiIiIc' lull In tie unfamiliar place '['hit is especially io'lpfi ii when In a vr'l iIm with r'tmi hirer, or elderly people I au v aI'ttt it "ji'Iy of canned fruit Joke (IF rhrle'o ate ,ia?k llhtt ilto' (I ;,i'.-',i Th'';" ;,rr' 1fraI for l,''lIhflh.' tin 0.111 1y to lii' uitor lung to oli'fl"iMt' ;, thi who Wilk(-, tilt vi nit vt'ti mid 'an,u,ot wait or hiroak Inst This iit'I't Mtit hic't uiuitl Doll limo to hat he and flro,qq with a hit ,,o,rc' Ir'is,ire omniti lees frayed nerves ('arty along a cm:,iI Iota' iii s'tnur' o,nt'cth,'tle ointment as 10(51 rholdron ui' ctt excited attomil r'xpktring new places that skinnorl k,,,'.'c anti cvrapi'ii chins are a rannirninni oq vmirrence Aie ir i'umt Itt- stings and lot of tears IION'T forget the imiIti'sivi' t,uii'k hiaittlimgrs. too Ac you ran imotrntily guess. we h,u,se juict rc'tuurned Ironti it vlwimtiofl tri p EI.EANOIL pot - 19 T - -. 41 teIr 44 -- - i I - 56 - 1 160 " f9 ' - - - - - ;.::,.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..'., :- '-'-" - A ii''' r ,ttt'ru caves a ------- . *.,~:.:.:~:... - -- W 65 -:-:::-:': - - — --- -- - tIL 11011 RIGII'I'i II'S '.-:.'.-:.:-:-:-- :.:.-.:-:-::.':..' :-:::: r ..,% P ; . 0 - onti -- ir ii•- 48 - , - : (tom the .. ('suoll RmMhtrt Inhth'itte SATURDAY it,' an 111111 day to i-Nh it I II NI II- Nt Ii S t ti i It'gtnning and projec Is on hair in utimi, hettict of a tiusinesu or social nature low lit) time In oflt.ltlIfl ihow who .u:e •it'le to help you make a su tess of uhicuui Ile it-si hasuy, and show tuotur p olmkc lit ,'set) th tug V ol) Io (lie it't$tI I ti.Iglui'ltt u Rh- S 4 Mat 11 to Api I 'I 3 5 ou have to plan your work (lfl%tIUc lively today it you are to gain your antis You can have .i convel,kallon A pub the tight pt'isons socially that will be tulosu helpful lie more tolerant 21) May 2133 II you think more on those I u ti RL IS aims that mean much, you tan unit the right asenues thmougti whucti they can hr attained I atk wit hi esprrts for advice you need Avoid one who is greedy (1-StiNl (May .1 1 It) June .'i A line lay for getting together will; progiessuve pats who tan give you the boost you need Itepay social ot'ltgations that will liming fine results Show that you are appreciative to July 21) Ideal day for MOON ('lilt I)Rl:N titine iec,ng those powerful individuals you know and gaming their haking Some civic wouk can add appreciably to prestige you now enjoy Show goodwill toward others I l-() (July 12 to Aug .'l) (mod day lot looking into new senitires and meeting mntriesting people listen carefully to what others have to say tnuea I of thinking you know it all Make the aquainIance of a htgw ig %'lR(,() (Aug 2 to Sept :2) ()ihcr; could be pressuring 0ti for money you owe, so Jivide what you have sensutuly insicail of doing something drastic Sincere devotion to mate will titing the tune response you ant I 11114 A (Sept 1 to Ott ."2) (Oct in toudi with a dynamic ally you have anti make plans for gtcatcm success in the near I ut ore Iron out t he kinks in a tutu' nil project lit ahlist;ing . ' 111111k in ut-i fl (Apt to . otoo I ult h file P111111, ,. Si 4) l i'll) Uku 2% ot Nov .0 n e tie lien: day to take hIlt U5 tak that has Oeen mounting k ille ul all that utnIun.tirti tncttioil, (Or leO te;$ilt* I intl new items of apparel Ittat you nerd , titil use goo4l lisle lit ontic I goxl Intends % ,%( ,I I I SHIllS ( Nov Y to De. .11140.11c your itleac lot ie real 'tin aol then ream an1 have an enjtya"lc time toettiei N ou ,an put those creative talents have over very*ell now I A l'R It ( iH N I I)e to Jan ,'()I Dote ,t your energy on that you can estat,Iiuh jteater harmony lautily attains now so there llnve fine talks *oh kin so that you know how to make the future more atiluienu Do not argue AQUARIUS (Jan 11 lu I-et, 1,)) V on ate thinking very good sense of humor now A good time deaily and have to make new imrangennents with allies ft-n tt;e future lake care of :tnipottaflt orreiponilence I'lS('I-S (I ci' 20 to Mar .0 You have excellent business nse today and can he an inspiration in others who are having their ttoublet A COfl%UItaiiufl with a financial experts is wise Relax at home tonight with mate he or she will be It YOUR ('11111) IS 130K N TODAY on of those intelligent and talkative young people whose ho pioneers leach at an early age judgment is gooI and not io act too hastily, otherwise this could undo all the tine potential in this most interesting chAtt (,ive a; fine a college education as you can afford Only gentle duscipline is required "hit Stars impel, they do not compel What you make of your life is largely up to 'it )tJ Carroll Righter'. Iniividual F oreasi los your sign for November is now ready I or your copy send your burthdate and S I to ('atoll Righter I ore.. is: 1 name of new sç'ipert Bo x 621) 1 (oIly wood ( .ultt 00111,' ,. up ' up you a very ' ' , , ( ic" V 12,1 Jiri"t J agr'I 74 is an ,ivkt 'fan" of th,a c'ol*irnn "fir site began. I slarteel reading yrnir '.Vrrry (liflk" here in Re:iver Fills W1,v'i, I W.%5 it ttigii soh(,(,l cnptiorne "Awl I tent for your res,s for S',t-e'-th"arts' in order to win the m't tilar be in ,1 / ' '" ,.- . , L t I .F .1 , , 0 ,/ , . I ; --/ - 1A 6;J-; ( lrar,e, ' my c-lisa have been happily married yo-art v'rt minly agree 'A rid V with yotir veto of twin beds I differ w'ttf, (one 0f your ear tier ( c,lit,unc in f W1001 Y011 dk.mppro'.'"d stsw-ping in the nun.' Y1v husband and I has'.' 1s slept tfi.tt wi',' evfi' c rr (i r 'A'"(lrt Sc) Wli'/ 1 I'' ''f p J' t dhuph.m no' is riightios' "$$? •' ' BEWARE AT 40 I)Iompii.mr.ouic nigttuec ,nakv' the bride far more .illuiring titan she appears a 1.t nuck Whys Because frilly, silken clothlog is a (etish that men have long chrriclu'd regarding .m sed,ntive girl So th thinly clad female figure is more enticing than the nude iIv' Even ,it I,,urkcqiic' ;I('v. it is the m t of disrobing th.it amswa the cheers ant ipfrom the male aitti i- piamiicr etw-e. i ~ he h"ume cnmewh;,t jaded in his t't,tit' fervor "Familiarity hreed.s ri"i tempt." is ,incithv"r .(rta'4' that will then cc-.ir him jnt grtvifl pittonle ettit" And if Joinet ilso ,ultt 10 to 2(1 ertr.m P01 1"(1-1!w time she is -10, her no'!.' bedy will lose e'.'en more '1 its enticement T)'ie nightie ',vr,Ic1 then help hide ome if her nega. live appeal 'Ind nd let her m i?.' rTIOTV' easily 'onit,re up ((1 ,mtlginlry picture of her ,, hrkk. Recid.', nude bodies '-i le 11)(401 ie'r1t r.st ion the sheets, to ynsir III h hills ire higher. And many men eomp!.itn of stiff necks or arthritit shoulders when they lei', in the node. Why? miy . LIBRA (Sept ,l to Oct 12) f aking steps toward paying your debts is wise tod ay, since broken promises could he costly A tactful approach is necessaty with mate I ry to he undertanciing and not critical S( ()Rill() U)..t 14 to No 213 Analyze your (acts well te(me y,'U cliii uis the matter with in associate tomorrow M.kr sure you are understanding when dealing with the public Ssoid othets who are in a mo'-i to rititLe S.W,l II A KItS (No, lto be .1 1) Make plans to do the wo,k ahead of you without trying to get others to assist you, since they have othe: things to Jo Conditions now could be confusing Don't jump to any conclusions CAPKR'OKN (Dec ,'2 to ,liJ ) Engage in recreational activities alone une othe:s are in no mood to go along with ou now 'iou are creative .ini can put your talents to work very nicety now Perfect your hotibues AQUARIUS (Jan II to I'eh Ui) Instead of arguing with kin, be sure to di) wtiate,ei' is necessary to have harmony there I hrrc is a point of ..cntention at home that should be clitrainated Avoid a false friend PIS( I-S (('eb 20 to Mm. 20) Don't act too hastily. too last, or you could get into trouble today Make sure that you shop carefully and not he too esriavagant think of ways to improve yo'ir linanes II 'i- OUR 'HILD IS HORN lOO.u'i he or she will be one of those very practical uung people who has to be taught to be objective so the tine abilities to solve problems will be ic.ilized I cah to oe coflctCfltiOUi so thai a feeling of titartyrdorni will be averted Save money now (or a cc-cl ..olkgc duatton utuik lessons arid ,,poi t, are line here Jan soundly. upper (hue the girl has remos'I the J.,t vestige n( her tinder gttt'nt5, she loses the dr-i m.itlt: values of •mnticittinn. Anth-lpatuon. nins an old adage. 1s greater than reali141turn." Besides, the competitive spirit of the uisu,uj male makeshim more eager to Approach a ptrti,;llv clad bn)uirloIr mate. It's .t ch,uIknge. And the act of (Il%roI)iflg his bride alsotriggers" that habitual fetish, thus stimuihating his eater ardor, J.ir'iet'c husband mat' not nerd this extra to his libido .14 v et! But after another 10 years. . tonic i Always writ* to Or * If ' .,*m. .Mr'a.$ •øv up. and 1i vo$nw and prin$ag -.t. o ra, ..M f.'r .,ø. .( t ' rano ,' n 'ii, ia qN.n Iwt.$aj ra,prtgtit io - A llie s,Reds Fi ght By DENNIS NF.ELD ,t.sstiated Pr-ru Writer - South SAIGON I .-5P Vietnamese forces skirmished today with enemy units mliiin the defensive belt around Saigon while government rangers fell back before a determined counterattack in (hit northern province of Quang Ngai, military sources reported. Communist troops were dryen out of a riverside hamlet in an all-night engagement 18 miles north of the capital, the Saigon (.'ornmand announced. 300 enemy soldiers still re hiding out in the lush farn:,s and banana groves around the little town of Sung, north of Saigon, after 10 rocketing the local adnunz.stroitive headquarters, officers in the field reported. A task trating force If government rangers is for them. 1; S. 852 tmbcrs dropped some 2(10 tons at bombs on '.e':'Communist staging in mites If Saigon. Enemy forces s1.anwie rockets into Swig Cau ';tll.i.," on highway 13, UI miles north ul Saigon, this morning Two militiamen were killed and five iotinilt'tI. In Quang Ng.ai Province, the Rangers drove the North Vietnamese from positions near Ba L'o, but hours later the Communist for'..-e.s !aunched ferocious eountt'r:ivack. flue battle went 'in for an hour bethe rangers retreated to position 200 yards farther back. They ctiuiniet1 inure than tifl North Vietnamese were 'killed, 50 of them by .r itrlkers hunting areas two fore \f\J'j\/ II S I ri r F" i 'I the one you love is wise Buy some little gift that will be appreciated SCORPIO (Oct. 2 to Nov. 21) I'..an how to Put 0Uf wit?; points you can have more harmony and success Get out together later for recreation that tnutually enjoyable Reach a far better understanding that way, too S,.U;l II ARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec Il) Get an early start t the work ahead of you as the new week begins, and make a good impression on higher-ups as well as co-workers Find the might articles you need Icr home and wardrobe A friends. across in associate so fun evening with CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Ideal day to be with congeruials for recreations and conversations that appeal most t cu Put those tine talents to work that bring eceUent results Plan to put more money in the hank in the future AQUARIUS (Jan Il Feb l) lherc are conditions to hsndle it hnue that requite tat and finesse in ortici to get right results try to please kin rnc're L)ont renew some moot topic that could stall arguments Stay on the right side of tile PISCIS (Feb 20 to Mar 20) You can now make those appointments for improving health, business or other reasons and get the right results therefrom Planning to travel, comnrnunications are fine Briefness is wise in corrcspondenc IF YOUR ('11111) IS BORN YODAY he or she will he one of those men tally keen young people who has a flare for detail and you would do well to slant the education along Lines of property management and high finance 'leach not to delihem.ite so much otherwise many fine opportunities pass tutu or her by 'I he e is much rut agile titmuu in this nature that will make a fine impression on others. Plan now for a fine college education Not too many sports, though to in Combat' Today SLNllA API — One Japasoldier holed upon a Phillppme island since World War II was killed and another wounded in a gun battle with government troops, authorities reported today nest The clash took place thuridity inormng in a L.ubang Island, 73 miles soUthwest of Manila, and the wounded man escaped with his coturades rifle, a Jke'tZIIJfl ict. forest He added that the slain Japunest carried 43 rounds of caliber Japanese uIUttwUtlon dating (twit World War Ii. a sewing kit. apeol paper with Japanese writing and a picture. The he - Well, men nnrrr.illy k.v' their nv'kc md thnsikl.'r; covered .111 clay via th.-r shirts md roots, rhoumyJi woinen do not. Al night, there(nre, the man's hart' neck md shritil der may thus he er-pocerl no unusual cold air This uinnatm,r;mi rhtlIi,it may make himsleep lec'i for when he h's t his side, that hare shslikr may then become still before morning. So he may complain of arthritic pain in the arm that tmcuuillv is ,inrnver,I most of the night Th.mt is especially tnu' if your bed is hesid,' .0 svtn. fradv the 'fow, whrr,' dnwnwarrl drift of cool .mir ultimately chills votir e' pose(I shoulder. So send for mv hnkIt'? Se Problems in \1irrtagr. enclosing a long stamped. return envelope. plus 2 cents. At Saigon Belt' MONDAY (dNIKAI. I INI)1-N('IIiS A day and evenins good for arranging to have your wardrobe a nd ottier articles at home, or of a personal nature, in Iinc condition l:ntertamn later, or relax to build up your taealth a nd energy Good for deciding a better diet for the future and for planning more regular rest, recreation ARIES (Mar. Il to Apr. 39) Study your liabilities amd assets well so you can make better arrangements for the luture l.usteni to what a kver monetary adviser has to suggi Iollow the best Idea;. I hiink I AUKUS (Apr 21) It) May 20) You want to improve yt ur social life, ) plan for that earl) in a in then take initial it ust in this good direction in p.iti - A group meeting could he Cps your cup of tea It is important you dress in fine style GI- MINI (May II to June 21) If you get together w ith helper in the pits ay of your stud) you iii muukc the rioghit plans for greater productivity Show more devotion to mate in p in and get right re;pouse A gentle ttianrier is wise. MOON ('tllLI)RLN (June 22 to July 21) Getting in tot,ich early with good pals and stating your aims brings ezceli mt results now. Attend that social affair where you can mccl w Ith people who have might answers to your prottlerns. Use tact. 110 (July 2210 Aug . 1 1) Show your finest abilities I is a higher-up and gain his or her support for your particu lam talents, aims Then get into that civic work that can open n evu doors of opportunity It) YOU. Use diplomacy VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Ideal day to get Into new outlets or med people who can help you he iniore successi ui (;ct the information you need from the proper sources. A w Ise and clever manner with others is best I IllIt1\ (Sept 2.1 to Oct 22) ('onenIrate on the ma ny agreetnents you have made with others arid on how to ca try th:ougti with them successfully Showing - more affection for - '.- prefers to sloop with her husband In the nude. Dv? you iv.s should beware o domE so! Of you thus losesome of your •rotk stimulating vatu•. And at the ago of 40, you may stuItI.nty find your mat. I, platonic - , SUNDAY (,INIKAL I I:NI)IN('iLS Not a good day to be obstinate with friends ot you couk! lose out whcte it counts the most Make a special point to study and make an asscssnwnt of your assets and liabilities regarding money. property and poisessions A sensible approach to the materialistic is now desirable ARIIS (Mar .'I to Apr 30) A good day to quietly talk over with a favorite adviset how to put your business and social affairs in better w'otking order More money in the hank will eliminate insecurity you have I .SURUS (Apt 20 May 20) You have plenty of time now to get you: appearance as you want it to he try not to argue with others Show good friends that you are truly devoted Get rid of that unhappy feeling (,l: MINI (May 21 to June 2 1 ) I igute out what is keeping you from getting ahead as fast as you would like, then put the right wheels in motion ( orrect coons in leports A friend needs assistance lie sure to give it MOON ('hill l)Rl:N U tine 2 to July .l) You want to have a good time socially and this is fine provided you cheer others up who are in the doldrums Not a good to work on a person?l project Relax tonight I 1:0 (July 21 to Aug 21) I ake cane you don't irritate a bigwig or you could lose valuable support now Handling public work is line but don't take any risks Use your peisuasive powers and you get fine tesuits IR(i() (Aug 22 to Sept 12) 'iou want to engage in new pleasures but don't irritate those who mean much to you A telephone call now could he annoying hut take it in stride Show that you are a capitlt person 1111/ W. C,.,,., PhD, M.D. Jan.? says the l'lll.l.Y (H.Wfl II?,5,It 1411 TY I tiitI the 'antic pr?'lorri nt Anila with t,,hto't looking lt''n,, a rug s11'king I', the floor I Pt p"; I;,,ott c'lI tititil I fu'iinrl full at r ,'n,Itt I, ant noon in rirripperl IIII 1111, ''lfr'n'tI tig r ,ihher anti I tie n r ,it,t,"ii srr,ur,rl tllssc,lvenl It ilk.' itttii,' %%'I'r' up with, clear water anti let riFt' JAY i;I:I- - , South 14 2 44 I, 54 Halt *Jay in both minor suits. South is marked with an ace and probably nothing else, but he certainly should be long in at least one minor since clearly he can't hold more than one spade. The five flO-tTIlrn() call will get him to bid his better minor and South should not be set more than one trick at six. Sure enough. South bids six clu bs . Vest doubles. What else would you do's South looks worried until tie sets dummy. Then he rolls the spade lead: draws truitip - eventually finesses twice in dIII!1oiids and brings home his slam, illi I is'., 'wIuIliiis \ jr F 01'1 jj, 10 WORRY CLINIC ) f1 Hug flnt'k lug 1)1'. l I'l ill )i' I not rinaw", lug Attilti wlift r ar,nir't r" 1111(t)' 1111) t i,I't,r'r h,it'king fittiti her rug shirk Ii, the fir"' I lint! Iii,' snioc' tnntilc'nn wilt, 111111r, nuti frou,qI the 11041 way Ii, i"nictve it wtis It, tiriiii'ot, It," f''arn sell?, iitttter I ni',t,p,,,her It Is flnin,,,nt'Ic' ' w ill 111pil it is "ashy revn,rivel 'l'Pie flub! et'I,Ilnrntos sti flier c' is no Irntplc,n wit?, a ii n go, lug ,ul,it 01orn H WillIlfiw while doing this LINDA A - __ IF fivevirt 41 tnnt.,.,. '' 55 FemutIr (Oil $ lm*- ltit- - 12 11 1;110@11 10 PflrP pet*iv II ralirti 4 % 14t4ol'o ,erl.l,,,pqI to jj future Requests for women's news ar. phntc coverage should parties., clubs, be made at least a week it. advance action . reinstated I l'pIl i't,t,iI, ii'rt, 1 l',e'I II I'M i 10 Irptlislo. 'i 71 lab • .','I'l'nI v ;,i 'i I,q,,b.til,r hlvl 24 WaIl, St.aIIliilv I Ii nntiiial 2.5 1,50,3 Ui t,t,,,'t pIa.tIn'i I; II I 74 (h ..b tnnit,t 1 I'"4,'. at 21 lab.', a last 7*1 I'i'a..'ht., '' -' DEAR ARR\': I married a girl named "Anita" which happened to be my mother's name. I couldn't bring myself to call my bride "Anita." Worse yet, that's not all I couldn't do, so 100 hours on the couch and $3,500 later I overcame the Mother thing-but what it drag! *7rrE11 SIHIUNK THAN SUNK LT. .1G AND MRS. DON FREDERICK BRUMRAUGH L1 il q-0%Pt lliwq %%'ite ,-t ( 51? DEAR DANE: Keeping quiet about one's good fortune, lest the dciii"hear" nu and reverse sour tuck Is not only a Danish superstition-11's iewlah, too. •1 interes 11 ii'aai iai' -_____ -a Z. be,ir t- - •. ti.'''' 'lf, ' Lady " :° ` t ,k -4. - 2nr,-,,,tp the ,' . - SI Hat'cetp IC floP tI5It IT Mi'*Irn* Ittla 's Ii.Io'i "t" II #'.IlPIiSh SO p1l SI l'l, tit lob ao Small h.Cl l'PPII 22 ll'rqthl.'sq Si "fill' 24 t14I- nf 'at., $4 2 1% ' * lit 4%St(4P •' Vaso re'. 'I.., islet I,d fl.Iiy'a DEAR A111- This Is In behalf of the man who has not called his wife hy her first name in 20 years I, too, am such it man. I hive my wife dearly, and sltho she has a beautiful first name, I have avoided calling bet by her name during aImwit 50 years of our happy marriage. Why' Because there is an old Danish superstition that love for one's dear wife shoiihl be kept well hidden an the drill ioecn( hear abut it and do her hit in mit of sh,'e; skkcdness t"onii'quently a huab*nd iilI refer to his he loved wife as "'The Old or "The Old Woman" or something slightly degrading, should the devil be listening and Identify her. I realtre it's only a silly sui'crstitlon, but I've never been able to zdiakt it. SITF'EHSflTIOtTS DANE , luncheon meeting at the Brim In marriage conference room with the bricl wr ; Iorrim: Ttwers \ nc;in( Swtw' rslk'r)t th çovi n 'h.zini1ti lswt. 't'r satin vith scalloped pressdmg nc'edtbatth She and chapelquestionnaIres distributt' thu-Mn W!flWfl .n were trimmed with among the members recent' slns indicated that beautifwatini .-.'ades of pearls and of trLsh eonta1ner veil of silk illusion was rL grand- . SISTER. Inc. held its mnnth1 v 42 ( t By George f* 5 IMIAR AI4fl\': I was In the same boat sith "Nanw km," whose huish*n*l of 20 years refused In call her by her fl Mt This mit I was man-tel to for Itt years wuulI never call me "VIola," which was my name. (TI was always, "Tell your mother, etc ."l I ooc'e asked him why he never called inc "Viola," and he said there was a little town by that name he listed I asking him to call me Viola I'm glad we aren't married anymore. VIOLA - . — 'I'itkt' - Ii Nlivt ,Otl.. 44 12 Ut'.1' I.tt't 11 lsuI.'*n.t II t4it1* p ntal • OP n A'u " I Pt,,.,,' II Hitnil". By Abigai l Van Buren I. IP?I W CWts "bMat i' N I,4 1s.I • o At RIVR4 I h" ',;,o!, 'i 'I I voui"s m'oirq'rEIIs -11 -.., 1 bait., SISTER Inc. Informs Interested e ration Id e n Ii f i ca lion Pro gra Hi Of . A66. F.,, 4. 5 Ue* 7.ala.t"t rom"t 9 flominant suhttal t' 1p.1111, vital t,a. Orlan4\ Hunting I 1n#41111 To \iola, ('vcI'vthing . '' I o , - I ,_ , jr__.___ I-,~ 1 r N'V' hat's in a i'iainc? a The j ps Raiiuni Springs. as iw*n'ivnar MiirN Wuii thersb Baker, gcwn of, Nlov bloc velvet with ner lieutenant tiufltor Bobbie Kuntz, son of IA. arid Yflcrs Club. 1W t -ii table gr'rn is a A1hitRo. Ga., beeanw the bride empire bodice and short P'3t' pmaing vilth the 135 of Li jg Mn £redenck sleeves The bodice and sleeves Mrs. Robert A. Kunt?., Albany. held a three-tiered wed1ng ei'tlng NaVi IITi(f ttct*ii to RV A144 topped th white wi cake Brumbaugh. Naval Air Suiturn, were trimmed ,with matching was ring hearer. He is a ct pilot. The bride is The bildes mother wore a befls and surrounded wt A1hsir, c;,. Ct. 7. at S p m, in Nav blue velvet ribbon. She office manager of tra and pastel colors the Alban Naval Air Station wore a matching ve!vet choker street-length dressof beige polished i C*b)C%1s100. Inc. (it Alban)-.. of 4açy po ns and earned a single red rose. crept, with matching Chapel. wn guests ifldtkied Bridesmatron. Mrs. 3aman cessories and a white carnabon Sheat, aunt of the bride cut The Rev. David ?vinrruin was ancc F. r. and Mrs. (lOIn'S TflOth('t J t'(i'S(igC The MI1W c'h'rgyman at the Kiffer. Aihan'. WC an Pfl U. R*U1TIbaU cNw' It street length dress of refreshments. were se It hi th double ring ceremony. Ken aemble identical to that of the e grOTi'S pareflic. Sanfnr1. Willuims, organist. presented honor attendant and carried a peach peau de anic with mat. the dub manag.ment. ahiosta, Mist Donna Weatheraby. Mrs tots Wathcrsb, ching lace t'oat and a white sin appropriate program of single red rose. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Harn U. jg Bob Thomas, of NAS cornatinu corsage. Mrs. Harry sister of the bride, kept the nuptial selections. Mr WeathCrit, Cain'. an and Brumbaugh, grandmother of bride's book and all white m was best The brute is the daughter of Albany. M. Sheab, Ash w. the groom. wore a white ear- bags with white ribbon bows and sirs vingas ushers were l2 jg Mr. and Mrs. J. Keaton Weathersbt. 21' West Stephens Tim Rrnadle. 12 l'lon Quinn. nation corsage to complement were distributed by the maid of burn, Ga. inti Mrs. Harri F. nimbaugh. honor and briIeTIMr(m. her ensemble. St., Camilla, Ga and the groom 1,1. ijg Rich Hasse and 12 of the g(lOfli The couple will reside in mother Following the ceremony, a is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Paul Williams, 1. leff flar F Brumbaugh, 415 Satsuma To — - -W. %__Nj11)`/ _11 th e puetmti.ni 'iaid, Japanese Arribussador L'oshic U, rube asked that -a ressueteau,i be sent from Japan to try to persuade (hit wuwided soldier and any others in the area to ie up. Philippine troup isere 'irdereti to stop seeux,'hing for the Urabe"s request. Last jaiiuiwv, a sergeant, Shumc'hi Yukoi, was discovered in a cave in luiuii after hiding there for 27 He -i-aid he hid 'rather th..ui surrender to the eneimiy." Japan's Kyudu News Service idenWied the deissi man as Kint.'shichi Kouuka and the wounded wan as Shiru ()nudua. Oftktal Japanese revun.ts K)LUJU .!ied-Aug. 1943. and Onuula Sept. 3, 1943, but the Japwese Welfare Ministry said it had lung known they might have survived the war and gone into hiding. however. It said it uteri 'ir ' Japanese eur' s say . Japanew Embassy said had some 1939 Japanese coins. Japanese soldiers have been sighted wandering about the I cut Lubang Island since io but this was Iii,' first titiw they were involved in a gun hatik with Philippine troops, gave then; up for lead alter Japanitst search gruu found no signs of them In 1969 and 1963. - �ti t ày. Oct. 23, 72 tR-Th SAnfOrr Hr.Id ALlEY ¶Ht __________________________- - ___ __ ___ ___ WANT AD r ( LI -. MI WF&R$ THE ____________ - L MSSESE ) .-' REI45 I £CE Or Ia ndo PrPpt AIcohOp &'0"OI" Cøn pip' Phone4 LS$' Wr4t,P 0 Po SaInro.r1 - . 831-9993 he onr Your Ad Runs The Lss I? Costs Per Line Per I)ii Cpn't*' Ar' Church -____________________ Q0u ED' ( ______ & WI Car.-rr.p MI 7C?' 40' Rates For Consecutive prtinnS No ChanQe 01 Copy £?-.J wT\ (ES r.4E r. ) \\ Er e / i-c' AL?E / 4.l \ by B.II Howriflø (J4 . ! t' i:. j: fTL - _____ - ! I by Crooks & Lowrence 'i& / 4E C)"J AWE WA T p4 ( OJ•7 - .. -- .ir - 4E CJ WPtA .. WIL4. '4E A'JZ CAPTA EA5 AFE! A fEJEl' t 1)-MiiI Help Wanted I WanI ed ,*-FemaI eH e P IS-Male Female Help Wanted li-Situation Wanted 17_Domestic - Child Care '0C home on p '. -by Bowen & SchwaTI ____ THE BADGE GUYS 31-Houses For 5l. 32-Farms £ Groves 33-Lots I Acreage 34-Mobile Homes 35-Income & Investment Property AStor Rivet I, L ç AMER iCAP_WOOD 36-Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted i .-Cf%I Recreational I _______________ by Dick CcvoIIi WINTHROP i-Bicvclei 42-boats and Marine Equipment __ __ X MAK4.' ) i - eQu& J BLONDIE -' .- I ..1N'f - - .oE I - ' a' a. I - 4- 7. / I I :-43E5 - 43•J5f . 3"-' - - SI-Store And Office Equupmefl? 5_7.%achinery And Tools e_BulidIng Materials 51-Lawn And Gprden EquIpment I 67LlveStOCk Poultry 5)-Pets And Supplies ____________ _________ Transporlal ion r.an to drive truck, load uflitSd mate? at and wo' In lumber pb?0 45 0-dr week La C,itn' sting, berr1t Apply in C Sco"v'S person aft,? I a m ar-ic some 5j4ioer% TX S At , Sanford _______________ - I I I - " 1 • r ' t.r'F5 - I i 1 ____ AiE ME EE-E B.A%\E :JJT &;p P4E MAE A o.4EA. ME : _,-- - A4.P. - 'T> --I Y4 s',c&._ : ______ ______ -' { B& UNftL..ECTIVE I . ' AccessorIeS I '_ Janitor 7)MotorCyCies ie-Truck$ And TraiIsr 75..-AuiQS For Sale FRIDAY thr u 10 5 3t' '..AL'.. UNTIL NOON TC ,TART OR CANCEL "OUR A f [ T :' I by Lee Falk and Sy barn THE PHANT(.'M HELP WANTEr ADS that in preference baled dcii on age froen empioye' i the AGE covered by IN DISCRIMINATIC id ACT EMPLOYMENT More iflto"'flel'( me, tie otitained from The Wage hfou' UtflCC at 7)9 Carbine NE 12490 BuiI'5ng. •-rnvo Seventh AvenuC. North ( I -- - -- •__ -f , ' Mimi Ii•_ ____ )PlI1)iCYit "7/ - Floride :sc 5c7. Business 33161 Property .1 - - . p / 5 ihere hOyti iri $ar4g ore little ess than 51(5) Qid lad, c.' ten' VrL 2 7354 • fr ' • One ac'e 5it f' ri'nt it *øtt1r9.'I estates, Desire mobile ambitious couple with own trailer, children arid pets welcome 3 5347052 home ' Houses For Sale - 31 --__________ ________ _____ RAV(P.4PI* PARK-) bedroom, 1 bath;, on large corner gf nitelp ianoicaped. for privacy Buitt .r Cabinet nhtaller and truck drive' Apply kllCtten, air, many e.tras needed Steady *rk S&'itcr.f! Cable's. BuIlding 125 e 3320570 periet,c.0 373 5434 __________________________ Sara bi.".o.c. r.cfinance charge or Brake and algnmeflt incentive operator Salary pluS commision Many ben.'fitt inCluding 2 wOe*.S paid vacation 1st year Saturday fl (a afternoon ar-id Sunday pen iencereguired Phone 3727371 ' s w Mac or apply itt c-sor at OoCyt*t Si vi(e Store 14 - cash cOmmission Owner 00*" IC S bdrn I batt'.e'Qupped Ii' like new COflOItiDO 3736253 , ST. JOHN'S REALTY .1,' 1. t i P P1 1?j PS Pa'. Api' .327 6173 Avatabi, n4ts ' 327 7357 041_ Near Downtown Female Help Wanted _______ p,w 5tre 0p,nng.eap.rin(ed n& n,eoed , retail Pos,t,00S aiso open for Manager. and CiWie'S As5,,tatYl "PP'r inpe,SunIOM*dco0ibtdii1' PretreSt SriopPinU Center r' TO BUY OR SILL AVON Cal 64430 Older k4rri HANDYMAN SPECIAL manager. i 1 ______________________ ThiS three Deoroom two story fran-ic ttuctc perfect for remoorlinginlon.c,home $9000 Owne's wilt tarry mOrtgage .wmen! fw'aUnie STENSTROM RF.ALTY 754$Pitt 317(1.1_lOPS H*us.keepe', lie in to take full1 P..gots ¶und•yt I. P4uimdayt Ccl 32I ocL j35, ctsarge Salary Opt?' Phone MrS 7950)12 5300 I ____________________________ i.. -----_-i Garaqtt Punmaq It'Jaict..a'rtFlcfltmy - -__ Air lIOnS 51 i- ill I i?j ,..r v P/'i"IiiI i II Ic Income & lOS /1. ____________________________ 140 oEr RIGE RATION SERVICE 31 Hour Service & Repairs on Ar Condilionrog. Wefgeralion. and Heating Seryng Sanford ar-id Wntcr Park ar-ta ('honC 1-4.1 322 RICE and Hot-nelniprovernents Full lifiC GE Appi ancrs Sanford Eiec'rc Co-rpan' 752? Park Dr-ic377 ____ - Hager-i InsulatOr. 54.141014(1 AIR (014 HEATING & DlIlONlPlc. 29 Santciro t..c 372 6310 __________________________ -- - -- ________________________________ cu1 0. ,. -, PMO i ApP ;-'T-1 P.( V 711 1-el )kAe )fl 440 -----'. '. '. ir fi ''f,, liii ', (1,jt o'L'e'S. %i 95 eat' 7471 ShOCk a - S. Fretch Ate 37) - .,- E'pert Paint & Body. eaperl li,.ri. ioecgass wore r S5597 Torn ZIC,LAR, 373 0153 HARRISS REALTY ________- _______________- ---- niw 32? 4444 OivE I. 1, hI P 14,,,- f'' Si) ( ) - 1111 MagrIa Large 3 DOrm bath. oi-ie 10', with large oat trees Leng room *fP1 fireplace. dining room. f.msly rm• w.Ii wall ca'pV. ten air and heat, Garage wIt' double driveway Fer-irC back ,ard with shallow wel 57'5.1X Cc 372 5555 • - t - , 'i'. • 377 Sill Eating P I,i tL /.e .4 ' ' ' si '.i. REALTY • I,,. ,.,,,, -- 5 ,, ,, . (1( -- ,liOl, ti II'AiR t)r'der Ni',v P.far,agrnirn 112 011) fl,,i,j Sanford _______________________________________ C - -______ -- -- - - air -Mat 3 54rrn, 1 bath. ten Groomed yard. good location 317 6)69 by epppintment Only BALL REALTY and INSURANCE P11.1 ESTATE INSURANCE 101 (WEST FIRST ST 5611 Ret 372 fl' - i' r- f• . I . ' 11 4.1-a j Eve Mw 4654315 •. )i P/ii'',.•i I'.' McQuillan Real Estate. 1792 taeB.'w X1Su5)1106114'fl Ip m ML s - -open Sunday i Irrigation ' . - I, ,, ' - - Iii - Speed Spider bike. III. Oil %PI<I heater. tank. 5.4$. Odds & ends 323 $152 after S uiwt -. lard Well Drilling __________________________________ WI I I S iiii( I I ti SI'U 114k LI- U SYS II. .t', All lfpe5 and sites We ,eplir arid set wit i' .l ,/.i IiP.i P - 1, ALL FOR SINGER STRETCH STITCH 'f //IN,. %'A, o4iNE butt0000iti. •ti, Sold Ic' Slit I '&L)SSi'SSCd. pay b4tace of 545 or tO payments of $7 Ciii Cledit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 (ast Itf St 3379111 or etc's Ill 1116 Household Goods French Provincial 1 i ,., ,, I -, _________________ -1 ________________________ 140 t e l. I dPI OYC EWEL I ON 11(1Ni (1 it I P.' I Oil IL I C C) )iiii'. ,1iit iiiSIlliJ I ciii) largrr. iuttlp% ,51,, (ii's iI Watt-i iii..Ilit,(lrr'. I)) 16 IL) I rri. I Stii'i.ittS Ill Sl9 JOIN THE SHOPPE P S GUIDE , S (Je1'S 3 inc Ad--$5 04 : 5 llflC Ad--56 12 IJ 44) line Ad 21 Days 13 WI'S 50 54680 522 00 562 40 Sb 571 Y) IH () DIAL 3222611 or 831-9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELL Pt ION F L 1ST F 0 N YOU U NAM IT CHE'9YS MUSTANGS 55 0* as 150 dOwn $5 per we.' o.ec payments Ceder, In 1230 ___________- jeyu I943Wacneqv- 571$ 123 4-l95attell _________ - --- llLr-%S forces 541C of 1971 FrJ Gibe Plo reasorcble offer rftuSCd 322 1511 ____ BANK REPOSSESSIONS sAKE OVER PAYMENTS ISPEED 4&H IUIIQUOSE BL.AC 5I4S UYPENS lbS STOCK '3 .,,,'n-ijnnG'I, Blue 'I Diuse l,W A,ilOmC?.0 Sedan. Ar White ! A Sedan Ar Red 11. SrJo Hut, RIPI VW CENTER 51)1" 'a-. 1h4 • MAIN STORE 1601 Hwy Ii 92 Maitland. 541 1600 At the MUSIC MART 1344 F. CoIonImi Dr. Orlando $13 5100 tSotPlOpnMofl £Fra till MAITLAND OPEN SLJIDAY 1-a 69 6o 6o . 'SuIt?, Or - brakes. 'W. fleW iir on 540s) )27 1977, abler teerrtq I) $ 1795 - . I S1795 t)nuJ .tO'#J 'r'r. , $495 FORD STATION WAGON I, I Deur , r .Sijtomjtin ' FORD COP T'INA boo DELUXE ',l,,r'o'n, 3ijos "ui - Cr . I • a ' . a a - . . ' - _, a ' - S , - - •• li'iPi CENTER •• •.HOME OF TilE 5O LX1VN. - WEEKEND SPECIAL- 71 VW DELUXE SEDAN 4 Sj*t?1. RJdilo A b44hi?Vr, Ttjrqi,o.se with tILa'.Ii lr,Ir,gr p1595 69 7O Iv 5t,1 eep Waguneer. 4 wheel Jriwe kuw mIca'), 110 Buick Guod Ptuiilirtg vehicle Pc.sed l Sell 349 539,) or 3.4, 5194 I9.4 'a U 66 eng.l'e (lank I ,4)QSbe%SitJfls Alany lliii'jel$ P thiGuaf tr,-i, Small Jownpa,rnenl and r,Lie I, tIle Ut Ii,) cr*u, t required Mr farrell Wallersguarantees Iohant)le your agursl for appuinlmenl tCiCp'itii 644 Ill) ur alI*i C p it. III Sill or 175 1755 Mr iii) Marlin liSa Rambler gre,1 tall 311 1954 wer JEEP PICK-UP TRUCK '- 68 or ,.- ,1,ucmdlc. CHEVROLET IMPALA Palmetto Awe. Si" IfS, Pontiac Ventura. etllnl iUfl()itlOfl t%,st ultie 6 I, ,Iii ,t'iitI.$,t IICI-t c'-4. ,'ii'lt1. - ll I or Cilfl(eI yOur id fi,r Ir11. folI,t nQ ,0(f '1'r ',I,,' t, t,i't i ' egc,a'pmei'• ,i CLASSIFIED! 66 69 si1295 JEEP WAGONEER 1951 P ott) F 100, eeetlenl çtjø.JI'i I speed gear ge. 17" tir•% 04 res' 539% 5,3) 3151 ,'.a-.. 3 seal, fglly eai.il,s-i'J 'i.iutling factwy a' No ti/SI .00 11 islma clean Only IV,', Lii 7, uSED CAllS I' Line to 1395 1792at5POINTS 3236700 - Dodge Cttunet. .440 4, Pgwr Wlndow'i •Over5ONew&UsedVWSlnStock. VWKING Camper. •lI If LIMITEDEDITION PS. PB , i , 4 k 67 BUICK ELECTRA 225 I. 5.S) DOWN buyS afly V/v. over 10 %tQk MJny olorS' VW CEPI Till. H*y I' 93 t 5 P,nft. 3!) TI 514% )IIN liSt i'ili( -- I,' Ii- 5.. I i ' lie' ihtititIP5*i4&I,5( ,95 " • I 71DELUXESEDAN 67 Mercury Gd rwrviing t.n d,l u. 5300 323 11)0 cIte S )) THE HE PALO DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES . 7/cite. I4 Get In On All The Action! '1 1912 Ford (apiQd'er Pck Up. - d I r, automatic trlrlim,55or' power steering. ridijI t'rei milei 13590 500 cars, II? W 151 St • 373 5402 !'e,rulqt ' (ii Autos For Sale HWY. $ 5 ' I _ AM-FM Rad:a. 'iiri-1 TIp. 1 Doot' Autq- i" * 3 > II 11;?.ji 1' 2 ')ij'1' 3736 Sanford. Fiorrda PHONE 322 t81 WInter Paric Ph 644 4914 I 'V*'it.t'CiViled I .4 .4, tt ini 1.41.4) torhiris ) - Jack Prosser FORD Air 75 Carpenters power toolS, price, 411 types of air toolS, impacts. ChiSelS drills. sanderS, hand tOOlS. sockets, many more All view I. guaranteed DeLand 734 1,113 I 5435% A IIHARLEY DA./OSCN 65CC LIKE NE/v Jl7edla sl'j 1715 ho ib,aiion ne.'. ir,s *41 O.V tarn -, 7071 Fsrrl 'ftov'.'.irq 'rsnde 2. 5309% 'loor ",ar1t. Inar:) Motorcycles And Scooters _ Sanford rolIp, hilOn - 1772 Ford LTD Brougham 2 Dr HI. VS. AT. PS, PB. AM-FM Stereo, Factor', Air, Med Brown '#i Ok Brown Vinyl Roof 11395 AC Diagnostic Tune U 7/ic?' o, does Corlolefe erQ'Vle Ii'ialiu-i $IC(v3 rp'w '.e -g iSs) 373 511.1 HCrley Oav'dson Sprot. 350CC 'w mileage, eicelPent cond.tcr' 57X 3)2 799 it'.' S :o.'s.'r' Pfevy duly Utili' trailer 5' e 10'. 1' Sides WIred 577$ 609 E 14th St 1I '-', '.',n 1109 3lrP3rd Adenue 73 cycles $50 Phone 377 954% - llt9S - __________ f o' eat-v. quick carpet Cleaning ten Illue Lust?. Electric Sharnpoot crily $1 per day CAPROLL' FURNITURE SSA 5739% REEL S £OOY S'.OP •nd,p,nt.Jbnl Ivilnualt . -, e.i't,-v' . Auto RepaIrs Parts Accessories it" I 661 65)1 cood ctoOeI eCifluit ,pn,. ru , - Rs "ifs P. Truti%, I Dc, Spry-ce Your Direct . .4 . - - • 'L - - IIAUL TRAIL F PS ,Om0i,lvl, adiu'' rC,Cfbf'fItOf'l 9'ifi CCth,,,' ,' .al lint I ..,,nd .0 '-Ii ol 10 14p4jI Pt' 'a(,s A it of len. i • I •0t,t4i,' ,ttSCblit, a-ui oa'pI.It-.1. Pi,tl luulav liv afl (Of1'l)i' ' - A itt ti4e an) i.te r.nuir *OQiI l%)4I ilav'Il. I) i--''' . mg ps-dais $04 'Is-el •t.P - - ",i.l *.i 2 'l'yr ,*,JLi1j,t i Poniti..r 21395 - 7/ 4, -7/ AeJTQ PARTS PS*y 44 o.'ween I I & Sanford) New 4. 14etj,'lt auto Di'ts 32)0)01 3.D MAGNETIC SIGNS -' SERVICE I REPAIR nipl..t, Si"? vice. 5.0 Ups. Ant fir Ii' Downs. LletIricaI, Ealerict leaning. Patios. AwningS, Yooi 'i.,t 'Caring Serving 11 hOur ..t'V11 171 54)51 I'it. l'ari 1.,, ',n,I,qil 71 ii _______________________________ - - 10 PIP Sears riding mower sod spri'.tclrn With ma,nt.i-'mr.. 5554) fleer OSperiser, w.tN lw '-i 'jas t,i,ttIe, 1250 31? 54)) - .,'ti 54(14 •, ' Glass Mirrors , . 1 •''.)h" s 's) "04/ 57)9' 3695 -- Pets And Supplies 7 Brown Vinyl •• • c- Ruirk )4j Air. WhIt. 'v-Green Vinyl Roof R. Green In Erg Springer Spinet P-e 0 AVC. 7 weeks, liver & we '. -.r.IIerit ro,jte pats 171 Sal) Snger Jail. . ' 'arl!rio mrr,tr,iI,,te' PS. PB. PItH, Factory , iiiir14 I'369 114110k '; ,'ar.' spot' -.ldiO Sh4ri) 337097$ S.,'-ittil I o,ll, author'trd Singer dealCr, new Sng,r Zg Zag n iiab'nel, 599 Other Zig Zags tr',. 54! p KINGC)ONS SE'AlN '-ENTER 710 E Is? St ','.sn 37) 6481 S .ati. ' '4 hi'S''' !l.0' -) • I 1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 2 Dr HT,V5, AT, I w,iSbef, pirt% tCrv,• uSed michopt MOONEY Al' PLIAPICIS, 17305)7 ll'AN' "i 040,,, k. ' Vat M C Earthimoving Scrvi e tiulldoling, LoIS & Acerage cleared earlb, moved, grading & roan l'tiliiing f) Pium, or cx,trail 684 Il'i, Si 1 ir 1.1. - P.Saiu4?DflV , 54 i5,.4rlf ?lr.rr Ru.rk iiØ,5fl $)59S ;onr' r(s5iØns 9%, .' I rae • tl.r'% lri'Oet) i , 11,1 i4AcS Id.,e,taraton C)"" i" Oil, Tort. Control P. ii' N. (uf'Iiol, '*tii V-h'I'O (or 'iii I a' P0,0.', (00)411) Tal.t, Manva' Oh. -------- i , IME CONTENDEOHOM( OWNEP Will enloy gracious living In featurPI ,,cetlent location 7 rm 7 bath. f0(mdI stow tr 7 cjiniricj room. tenfr.l air, re( room a rare buy if 537.500 ii A HACK HOE si: WV ICE t)lchirnj, LoadIngS. Truck ing Il-a ISiS Trailer Rentals ''-' ,'.i,i%Il NI --------- ------------- -_ I lpI I,, ProteSsionCI fir dci Service Complete -itetidOU planning and aSsisting 37) 795(3 U 63 ('vu with bOa springs I mattress ',t,,pip l-ixker We,.lneq 372 4450 -' I).' 8135 5u111, P '' '. '. Prtrfltjr .10(1 r".,ttres ShoeRepair -. r- t5,int ted, dresSer, boa springs _____________________________ 37) S477 AAA MOBILE HOME GE OP 0145 CERAMIC $p1131' gfecnware 7. I'irlg 10 a nt pm lOCS 55"it Is' 55 31) 'jJIS ) S3 /4'Prt /4'4 ,A -- i - a'''r" I r .' 1)7) 1795 Roof, Low Mites SADOiF fi)iPi/i-i4T 3$ 000 ISTU Dearborn Autom&t'c 7â5 heater, and 120 gal gas tank 322 6.40$ alter 6 - ____________ - i ,- ci S *41' lid.r, )) ojrJpl 35'' cut Sold new In, $79 w.11 sell for SIP) or best offer 17 0719 ..' Air, Gold iVeflll1fl#.P, - SPECIAL OFFERING Boy, DoWe Invite Comparison! / "Iq1.' i 5110 t' "i'" 11"14l'/ VIf')ClI't PS,PR. PRIM, Mu%(ov Ducks SI each 177 100) after S 'I -, - - I''ntr repairs, stucco and SlMtJ( AT1() BRICK Ccli )71 ,..- (I PAP/IfS Supp '.'.'I ii. • ''"'' . - dYed lAd p 5(jP _ n ______ Ceramics - Oiit frame home, corner loCatiOn3 bedroom, furnished Qr ui furnhlised 'site neighbOrhOod I ' yrs 30 Carport Sale Friday and Saturday I)) W Crystal Lake Ave Lake w 5179% -- 171) Chevrolet impala Custom 2 Dr HI, VS. AT. 7 Yr old Re-g.st.r.d Pnt Ms.• 371 7701 ltenmore washing macone Wit,' permanent press, arid delicale SpecialServices 14.-modeling? Room Add. painting, nh types of carpentry lnferiot, 37] 1547 I atericir. ReasOnable ng ,. i , 373 42w) REALTORS 2565 Pa'. Nights. Sur.Cays I. Holidays Call 3734436 372 6053 373-6435 __Z -,';.' , I.',' - •. 'Si Rcit 1410 II' fiberglass boat with con brols Merc motor, 20 HP C.alvani:rd trailer $100 Phone 1)1 0953 after S p m Sales 1971 l.eMa,Si .tfltir4r lAIl If,Ii h'lfl.'l 5"4 "iø,i i')70 Mercury Montery tO Pass Wagon. VS. AT. SP, PB, PRIM. Fartor', Air. Med. Brown Met Oh.'.' $7995 l ,f ,,, .,tipl' DEES TACit JO'f Saddles, Nrdiis. HilICtS 2mi Mfo4l loaM Open I XI I XI 4 i rd a,..ler.d )fl 77) I?' Cobia Fiberglass. 170 HP. Mercury I 0, and trailer 5975 32? 6761 after I p m 50 Garage.Rummage 'iC. - miIn.a P&H, Factor', AIr. Ok Rlu' 'N White Vinyl Pof livestock And Poui?r'1i 61 _,,. ._ -. ANT) [IA THROON' 1 1. f-41 PIE t S I or rota tops, Siflt5, '-ipert irfltailalon 377 5057 G (il t , ' ;rr4oArF etit'f'a. SpriAt - r%r-1 5tf)e-f l,t,aiI1 •-1rP.j lee na. 'Vr- %'t.le ii'?i - in •,ee t, "r g4,.ment Miante 'Nrf. befot. #..* sand tru fIqtPi Fle P.stno. p I5n 1)14 f.'d Flr.i1,, 171)1 Single car garage door, wth lOCk, all hardware $15 Outside door, 5.1 50. III) Buggy, good Co?'dition make otter 173 4557 ALBERT'S SIGNS, PiaSlic Neon. fl,llfoards, Truck Lettering San . --.. a, ,o. ci 11 19)1 (Hill I4itt t . , 04 , ,, 2115 P ('cm? A,r , I'/l 1)1(4 e y _______ . SIGNS .,..,, I ".I-PEPd 111W repairs, paneling, I rii%Ji *i.r Ii training 3 $577 4, rp P _n3 __________________________ a pi,l Wk guaranteed perlene - -, I .s( 377 1557 DONS HAl T & TACKLE, l9 W l%t St Live flail. Groceries, fleer PItt 69 Open 1 .lays 377 612w SIRE Itif 74 51W Ladies classes starting Mond,i,, oct 73. 1 p rn • or Tues Oct ?1 9 30 i m iflroll now MILADYS SISOPPE. Ill Mignolia, 5,10401413?) 0)1) ofirv3- ciikindsofleaks repar A ¶i5V1CFMt.4 F/iSO Shr4iprr' '3- .- I.,. Pied lC.cJp •• you i.e. ii 041 - P. - ttiee ftC AS tIC grOw V0O' 11 f , bedrooms and two baths make pleasure living in San Lanta Florida room hat fireplace Ktcr,,n hIS bult fl oven and CenIrai Peat and air, range $3i.57C E,cu5e *"r - . 014 tt) Small panting. t'iflC oir 372 3615 _____________________________ ,', , -_ painting or small repairs OrOund your honie? 00 Crab It? e. 373 1566 IS Yrt •*perienc? BeautyCa r e - _____ t4,.--tJ - KNII• COMPLETE MOBILE HOME SERVICE AwningS. SkirlingS. HurrIcane Anchors, Utility rooms. Screen rooms. Cabana rooms. Cool Seal Ar Conditioning, flank Financing Available CallS3l 7373 MOBILE WORLD SALES& SERVICE P.'ijttit' -, _______ - , ( Dli yE tiy 416 S Sunland arid see three IMMACULATE thiS bedroom home completely fenced FHA and well landscaped financed at 5113 mOnth. 55.000 cash, at tr-i unbelievably Iowprce •' %)5,SX Ejctijiive *ith Plow Open tot Dressmaking. 20Yr Alterations eaperienCt, Reasonable prices. 7101 Airpprt Blvd 373 2776 14 7. 1) LAWN SE WV ICE WEE ESI MATES 37) 1077 ,- __________ Wi' Hi'P4'r .ill mak'S & ;vicsJris KIPIGDOPI'S 5(WIPIG CFNTf P. 710 C 1l 54 Sanford SINGER, __________________ _IP_635) MATI4EU FIXIT SERVICE Yard Work Painting Odd JobS Call 373 7110 i Sail boat IS' 1404i0 Cal Yellow P. Whitp Galvanized lriIi'r Eatra riiC iflQ rigging S Ii' new Iii 777) after 1 o to - Sewing ___________________________ Auto Iris yrlti ce " P4AVLP4 k C NP'SEI,S ftattiiriuj. Dipinu 14*51 l6WrSl I'fi 322 ANIMAL Approved Mobile Home Servicing Quality wosk Tom Baggerly Free Estimates 3730121. 373 1710 AtticInsulations flooded, 21 PIt Ser'.e 3925 __373 6991 Pet Care liii ., Elr'trc I ti. Ir (nI onlr(lur L iCcr5ed, tnded and inSured Commercial, repairing and resdenlial Seminole Counly. 21 hr serv'ce 327 4970 _________________________ ('i- it'' A' t"i-i,i '' P .'riy'.ct - 17 2 -,pi'ir i 1745 Chevrolet Impala 7 Dr HI, V8, Ar. PS, PB. Muciral M,rchandis* t'iaP' /4 4.J 'n 1)11 Grasshopper. 17% I.ycornng Assume plymneniS 373 1126 MID ftORiDA LOCitSMITHS Commercial, R csident al - f• -i' '7fl Psntiar '.' Si New 'arpet pieces, reasonable, arid other items Come see at 104 West Coleman Circle 51 $10 17, 0th ilulI flow Rider. Ill? Johnson CS HP. $1695 323 119S after 6 Locksmith _________________________________ - ( All fl 7. S,inlnrcj Apr ____________________________ bleater CuuLnng. Space 01 Healers. Our Specialty Call K,tIph. 123 5951 Appliances i UI P REALTY lit 5f I0' Boats and Marine Equipment -- '311 11',,rk ec,i4hr,i clef ti'r $ l'- n' '.,rdtro $7995 nrf 'e,t' iou) Ford Gal 500 Country Sedan Wagon, VS. A i_PS, PR, RRH. Factnr' Air, 7395 Light 'fellow OFt F'IiSlt,f, SFTS sic tie' rør-. r ,. ui .'dtLSOPl 7/MEW FUNP4I TURF hu' Sell trade Ill IIS( Ff515!, 17? 5472 '77 1 Craft Iplayboy I. 2$ ft ,srii 12' 17$ HP Johnson putboard Usi.) ii 501)1% 177.5046 Heating Air ConditionIng Rcano' PP' '.'ESE[R C'P,t.NDO I jjj5,5,,Jrenth Eve SundaY 377 7374 - Seminole Sporting Goods ______________________________ _________________________ ________________________ - I ROfl5,Ol4 MARINE 7977 Hwy 11 97 3??5961 SHOP THE EASY WAY' rio.' Co,.n• , 'ill iPielP iteatlng unit - Oil H.*tpr ',tepi stand arid SO gal drum t'crfert shape, Clean 371 11*4 , every problem t, 3 Neat, newly panted inside and bedrooms. 1 bath, 513,950 Ideal for couple or small family Near tt-iopp.nig, - A Wt'ilddnn, Sr firokec Ill 11 Park, Sanford 127 1491. Nighls 37) 1167 I' Gold Brown Vinyl Top 1395 171) Dodqe Demon 1 or Hr VS AT, PP.H. Ruck? Seats, Blue 's White Vinyl 2/75 Pool Sharp Ti, Ii' r*l',.e 00401, 7 pitturI fjh 3,,CrCrIfa.. I 7t a tbI. lebo' g,rqrtfeC $) .rh ifl 0749 .S1)OflUIi( •,r,APflFpdrrp.TFF ?'il (plr A/p .377 1916 , up to date way to solve - -ii Ary ado gct range rwl Oonditfl' 150 44* 43 1.1- 1 Plymouth 5atellitn 1 4w soot! riu' 52695 ,"'r, t'.1Y1 Door Hf', Vs. AT.PS, PR, P4)4. Fartory Air, 3429% 'IPiVIttI) .1 in - 35 1971 RotoR ii', vwil,ipperl arvl speirt' 197; Pontice Catalina 17,0 Sofa n,1 (Piar. 1$ 4b frh, IS - GMC TRUCKS Chr -,skr Newport 1769 Cnnvertth!, Vs. AT. PS,. PR, R&H. Fartor', I5,r. 'Tan -Nith Rrwn Power 1)95 'i_np 'f,t.ft he*r,nm IVIlIC, COmp!C'ø .,tC!I*fl' -9•,flrl.f , 5(15 0,, s, - cii asic i hourS 371 5046 the most convenient bam STENSTROM , nd BUICKS PR H. Factory Air. Silver Gray nt 141 7,1 AIJP API T a ,'ilI established tiuSineit opecaling I) tCpdinty I' Of itAbly The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! / any toc*. Clark - WIll fInd this directory LITTLE PEOPLE DO GROW Mobile Home Luts For Rent 30 -__- I ' l?F() Chevrolet Impala 7 Dr H?, VS. Al, PS, PB. - conveniCncC. Permanent residents and newcomers - '/3 PONTIACS I are listed for your - home) 4 bed0Of'. 3 .tt',traier Near ithoolt arid shopping The "Whole Thing" for 5)5.000 2544 S French -.4 -, art The following businesses , . %iO0 PE'R MONTH sail you pay for tPiil3 børoom I''h eth par-coed family room i' neat and CIt'b?) Frtt clown takes Sc-'- . -'--' ''hiS t. 0)' il ar' .% I a vv. .iIc' P'j liniltr ap.t, till If, anti (It,, Ist •#'' 1 ...'..• lii II. 51 ii'i'l t'', Al P f' U ' ff,,,$ Ill flY I F OR EVE R YON E! /> FORD TRADE-INS fPII9 OlTh.s ,qsP.e, ft9'ehIa 'ahia rnVptfCi 114 fl1053() 50 P ,p • 1? .'' , -. WILSON PLACE BedroomS. lti baths, giant tile family room, with fireplace. Screened porch ard au the ectnit that male home ,r thiS area SO &t,able Call tOdal for Oet$lt • Wanted To Rent '; '-'- fwit, .11 Stemper Agency 323 79 - I I S_J, '7? 1 Cr.,It pla,bo-,' I, 11 It and '7? 12% ff1' Johnson Otelt%I,IrnI Used II ,___/' \,7t•••.. ,- - -- hew tommertial building t l5t, over 4.0CC 50 Ft *'Pt OffiCe I , Rt 44 CalL EemV space I Appliance technician. must be Ci ''-1 p C; 37) I33 Th.s NEWSPAPER knowingly .ccept i7 -- app' Sanfo'c SATURDAY 5.00 A.M to '12 NOON __________ ______________ ________ ________________ - For Rent _____________________________ 11 (( I OR RENT, good lOtitiOn, 17 97 iO Sanford Central Pd A, carpeted, ample parking An office yOu can be proud 04. 5, call 322 7C70 coo Maintenance Man - And Scooterl 3C A M FrncP- needed ApiI, iv' person to Bahama Joe'S LOOte Pious.. 250S French Av* 12_imPOrt Autos -'tONDAY 76 F uc Oil' ruCk D' S.laryLCD4mttbOn 37743.6) 71-Auto Repat-s ____________________ Mon Walker E S-".'. - "','JJJ 'il l(i - I AytpniofivcService _________________________________________________ ig_'Trav,l Trii.r I Houses Rent Furnished on, FurniShed '('Nt.occ"ooc. available Nov I. $135 TwO bedroom full dr'r 51 e5 tC 'e,ned tom r-i £.iØilitOC now 5" "The CIty of San'o'd Civil Service accepting ap D,partme' piica'ont 0' 'tie pition o Fireman R,giIremefl't 21 45 . lnmum Pigt engr 17) lbS minimum wg' ichoo or .ai.vaIr' education lea; resioen' f Seminole COun'p lees' ii. months prior to sor of •oar Ecam'natiO to, q.11fi.c •pplicants will b t-ielc in the Civ Mall V 5 s andl 30P tr.. on Nov 2. 1977 and NOw 5. 1512 Submi' applications tt Civil Service Ecamin,r in City idall p*ior to Nov 7. 1912 _____ . - PIDIJ%C4V tCflt 377 0537 WELDERS ________ Parts - a' And e_Ciothlng Rent - -- HIPMENIS OF 1EW .'iV r'h,taplI. eni lk t/ - s 'r• n. or i'otiro,m, I' bathmnasonrybumr 'i Sanford, close to shool and slopping Outside needs torn. .i'nt A' t, 517,500 901 715 317.1 ", hCIWO1'I1 7. 9 ----.----.--- ,- RrI,aDie 54_Iqulpf'fleflt Foi Rent SS-MitcelIlflPOUI For Sale SSA-Household Goods -".36- ". Unfurnished 25 S AtgP ll with lti,? I ;"1,'-r. 'so () N I Y /t 'i 'I I, OUR LATEST t'sitfrm fnmtf.. tft for,,'a !i, tnd IOU' •hCr4 lC9$t7 •,ia'$ 17? '757 14- i hi'r 0, i lilt tnt tile Fast 'if It DV P'tiu%Pti'jtit Cr,nuignrvtev't hiiiljc 1 ISO • 700) 51 0(51 I ItS) l%l' II,% I411' IPItIP tIPIIrI)nO, .' i,eln0m, Fr,, ififr,qf'flafiOn tl . 700 17 (15) 14) SI')? hø,n atil 1, it,? CI Ptdrnø,ti ,,,, ,?A,, /prmlir,n Ill 9170 Sanf"w'i mu one hail l,atb hn.ir -_____________ f.',il.', / i' '1) lfr,,ijl t,i I, estlrp World Mntiile t omaln i ng lit Ii hit ii,' Ii (In 14,IC tafp anti fy fi rnIrl lieu I h Pr IC eu Si JOIWIS Rivet From 5)1150 Wanted To Buy SIP ,, d tI whit hi in, fillipS Pvme A l')$ A 'iu'al4f I r* 1t' ()ll Ifløiil A '.04 I)) Ill) wilt' ill 'ahul,,u,t nrnvtiiinl r-l1'wllt1l (.ir1lf9It4 Sc-I Iijrr-i,tiire mppi-ao'al l'I real 45)4l fat lit p5 nfl Il 57 I et ili,-y I or ItS) I itco-it ie1wei•n Sa,,tord and Deflery Stenstroni Realty I y't P/af ItS Sirtb'icl A,p ('itt Florida Road l'honp 7.7.7 I' ;i; II (II 1i1 ,'',A',i' ' illi t1'I'' '4 t0Ii,-$' Ad? '1105 Small pano ir pra'tile --- - I ,II OlUtIS 'iIitA -t% 7. (all 1?) 514.5 17? 66)5 117 Mobtir' Homes _____________________________________________ 5) I.(ulpfl1fif1I For Rent r l'OSSi 551(114 QUIF I I IVING l;.60 Skyline Call CII 7)71 Dealer Pill! A run (AXE MARY AWl A Ii r.lI4A f%at fl'-is purl' '-' 'tt. wo nirrn • ti'l-i((1 I 5 1 Aluminucn st irfing with l'4rt 5, reened in pocti, liru.' iii 116// Is'S' 177 SIll tisplay no,iei Solil rv',w Itiru Sept sw- itnniincj s)oi, fenceI in l,., 10 ird. built in diShwaSher, .,. ci (WEGOI4Y MOPIIF HOMES 55 Miscellaneous and ,tovc, all fcw 571500 Call fin 171 55(5) 173 5700 ',ii rc iic.i.t 5,,l(fnrq , 5nPrn,i For Salct Sanford PIWI 11 97 17) 457 jir 111 11)1 ,tlei A i ii THE SHOPPERS , _________________________-; r.eo'c-io- 'tame 5735 pe' mor'h piS l.Ci5t sei''s and lease 531 711? 373I0 S7-MutiC1I M.rchandisl I , Houses 24 MACH INSTS 52-Wanted To Buy 5)-Swap And Trade _______ I _____________________ I j) -' L"!l'rvt oppOrUflhh I employet SO-Garage Rummage Sales by Chic Young , For Rent -? DrOr?) - PiOusi ?rali' furfl'tPied Cen air t5.t 322 $5Sc Mercha nd se __ 7 3 Ped'c.c'" Adul! paris 2 r p$.i. &e, Trailers L Ag)'t ramis parks SaO4D'd 373 tc)7 opetatoPlant Operators. rile4 operators. and Lute men n,nCi0 wilt' awhet neededI D1 Lauderdale 303 554 4554 Ar-i 51-AuCtIOnS 1L --.--- paver 43-CimPln Equipment a4-Sporls Equipment ;crx- WELAXA APAR'e.'ENTS )i4t 15' 5' - PRODUCTS INC t taking appi.ilatiOfl% f' FORk LIFT DRIVER preset 22 years oiPt with fOur yedrl espetI,'L Permanent potltioa with benefits Salem, commrnsuvate with cc perieflc'e Apply 1757 Charles 5t LonUw000 a' Product.00 Office 7na$' 7 ( -_---nome I iin \iMJ Investment Property AVALOP-4 APARTMENTS ADULTS - 'sO PETS - '5 \I I v.WA 33 Lots & Acreqp __________________________ Ion • irn II Ii *'f I i let 51) ('UI') IllS • l5 41 I U 55(5) lOaSwa vP I?? 171) -- - ii'. .1 Near Churches COMMODORE APARMESTS 3Q37M.gnotaAvt3231 1)5i -- - - Only Four Left Saul 's Agency IAL TOWS 7hul 015% - W tim; t Woci and ipa•r a valuable kiiI t the same time Sta"lin; Ms 1 SO to 5.3 00 an hour 5n0 b'sCf letter *4th persortil details and goals to 10' No 465- care l The Sanford p-serald, Sanford, na 33771 1 I III IIf CallL)ulrt Real Estate 'er vi( . 21 I alP 1)) 1491 -- -tSr p,.iC rbajty Ic, move in twsi NF 'l 'lIe t'b'ttii''ili 1 t'1tti t,ii,-ii-c ,,, I' lOCAl '11% I PiI'., tm,w.fp.I, i '''i' •' Il'('("'l .il l'i, 715 r-I ' "i' j ;'r • liii MUSICCO. 17lI 14 i.. 1' %t.'.ii.t III ''5) Oi-'rn Dais fill '" . r, ti 1- r-" . I' ," i TRAINEES Real Estate For Sale ., .'ll Ii' nshed 1 RLuill Steinsssy Ctr ,'ind - 51 i'i', rri,ipit io• 510 8 r maO ra 1 a F5 I14'rS worl b oa PhOflO i S e 1) ' r' oP( men, assemblerS fft drivers, -_-_-_-U Y L1) U I tçkp4S coo pei(*rt Starting t Rent AparmenS t / wapestonllli%50a0urfo( 22 Uflfurfllthed ,,,• $horl worl thou Ae at peoam - -- 4. . '-- I ___________________________ we. rOrnICte benit ç s-oluJavs DrUtAR'S LaS-i Suse" 'or stead WATERFRON' . •'" Li' , ' t'Isi atL S tO ESECUTiVE vaatiOr, insurance Anpis 1?9 2 Path w ! C5 iSfl1.i 3 a' fhe Charles St . patio -. MrCtetraflCa" hujgC production ofl iCe OvtrlOOIinQ spring teo ake 0n1y .: Aoat Iments Rent "The Cits. of Sanford C''$ Serv.ce Furnished - Department 5 $CcepIing a R S'LAND RE AL TV 4 pp's 3eS 371&N plicavicins for the pltiDn IPa.?m4' frfl5hed gea'v Small Main'poance Man OuallfiCitlOnt 15 43 yr5 of i'ge- •lemefltary 2 bathe REDUCED L1QC I bd? ichDO educator, resident Of Small clean apartment LiPPI'S ar-id na room *wcarPeti0Q,Cenha.' • water t.tfs no pc's 322 0703 Seminole Coun' ton at edit 323 I53 _____________________________________ ,,rerencr in monthS 2 bedroom apartment pl,rtrical, carpen'rt. paintIng and 1107 H011y AvC,. 3 bedroomS upstart. working COiP?1S No pets concrete wOrk dilted .., 322 3t after S 0' tsIrniriatiO' ton auaIlfieC a pilcan's *11 be f'PId at 9 13 a m RIVERFRONT fiopr furniShed clear $, Lage anC2 Xp '. - Not 2 1512 Subt"!' Palmetto Ave . ri or Wek'sa nClde5 small ) apartment )D C Civil 5e't''ce local , pme applications bedroom Sanford In titU hail no' later tpiar __________________ numCtosl utCi 154.700 O*neq' Nov 1 1517 -. *11 •i?)anCe 1 and 2 pp000m MOde'?) -Wanted To Rent adiat ')t. : frf'p - if Mlii iii e1 Pi.ir'is. L.ih ss Weekend Camp mesttc Child Care MACHINISTS I1 ()S1II 1 hIlt III %tipli II,,,,., ''i 150' 7% fr-il On Angaic,t 14,1 ()efliry Atll4 %95(5)ti, will ltt ft aller atvf or lot r. l'aunfl. 170? tfwir Avp , Ap'' CIA 1122 1:2 1)) - 71-ROOT'lt For Rent 2-Aparlments Rent Unfurnllbad 23-Apartments Rent Furnlihd 34-Houifl Rent Unfurflilt*d 25-HOUSeS Rent Furnished 34-Mobill Homes Rent :7-Resort Property For Rent 25-Business Property For Rent 'i-'il San t(')II.i Ie(ilty I ,r'', I. i)a 117 7)13 CAN NON - Rentals and Houses For Sale 31 "''ii___________ furflhed 2 r t.,hI0d lo'. wallS riacftd carpe' and Ias IIt(PCfl O - 17 lr,iff't ;'"' '. '"Ant ing Use dPian os 1 Studio, Sn1II Pr 'if CSk'on,i I 549% 1 Rei_tndticune-ci Spini, ( Three Bedroom ir* f :' Housøhold Goods - Y ,,i,' Ot H0'brau i" Houcs For Sale 5ci'.l isp dininsj. a,iu,, lenceti (01r11'? $17,500 private lessons 1 acre, garden pprO .ma? ti f0Ci i2S LAPORERS c,onrral ractor, PLANT MAIN'(NNCE ELi ARC WELOE NOrth a.pp' water d,,rle' nc iCtC C*SSPhCrrV, If Ht'WP' roa r'c'' c' i, 1 -- ( -, I ncIu(les: 6 Months AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS INC aI.rC It,d'atOflS I' 'I - CAPTAIN EASY T TQP4EJ I .AW VT &fT ¶HE wD DLACA'*41L ,i r rr ServicU Station Attendant &ppl it person tØ 714 13Th 5 - Sanford Employment t-' - '. -:=: cL.t2f .,: . ' - - -Personutt 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In ,emoriams s-Business Opportunities r :' ''i. 'siT ftv' - 7-Instruct iOfl 5_Financial 1 \\ ••' ________ & [ha5 open'fl;° SALES hO0t r high Mull M& gacuate goon personal' riot iflgu.rC ø$ra'C l peopie or wo oa,ner NO 5titt St - Mr pP.o .ie tilts please Announcements - - i-Lost I Found re MaLe Help Wanted o. New Spinet Pianos tt,Ii,n h"' , rt .1l%')Itlit $1) ti'') 1 Country Living - Dl'.EQS Pare time or full time WI train you Good cmlfliOn 'rrll Cab Co. 2C1 S Pats. --- CanflOfl MUSIC 0'.lIr 'oseO home *'th 10's of iae ,am.l, N for tal Orflet lot tchrn ear.nC avocadlo tree an1 t*aLtfuIs'fb" p,,$7!.X a' niM - -c Il $695 r \ V4V141 r' 1i, owrr. (bi%(e i .' baths. entril heat & a,. fa. '[j -.- • room. irtil tvtt 2 t,arr.'f' -, . 4 -':-.. fI,-ppImee, 5(rp#0 I,i't' A -- f. 4. -* ' -' ! t"..,, •.. I U •., ii eatt as %4S.CX'O S177 øOaa - ______ ______ 1 NO o,alif 4n0 - ;,p,0htipwb0ted P4liut 323 5715 - . 32 13c ( J )7i .QJ icrJI. / ' COME OUT TO SEE Stereos (3) ,!1 f. 9f't •P.jf ..i lid .0 f- ?/ --- sr rM ,irfn I ,v,fP, I ?V4' ta0 Tøemi e,fhfe rail sa4'd • t)efif 17? 7411. or tee f 57.04 rof'r, cF/,itvi CFIITFP wit r 141, r)riwnf"wn '\ Three Fireplaces AAA EMPLOYMENT 92- Cass.lber ' 3t 5 _______________________________ 'v-o CLASSIFICATIONS - (...3ST LLK a' (5-w M I :.. '- T T1 sTt; Instruction - - ...... i&NiFSSON - ) LiKE,/(( i5i - (. 'io rttJt Y' 4outC wlh A arei of (teared l.,..l West ef Sanford 1 •%st JIM HUNT EALTY 32 :111 73I Parl Or 04 3fl %t Pt W&IR[SIS ariel n rso' to pa'ama - APPIt fl person (iahama Jots Produce business antI stand or lair Corner tastand Rtin At ,m 13 452' ar" -13 R _____ _____ i... - Alt •C'ti aopear.0S •e The . s.,iio,r t4r'biC 0 Wrdn,sda u' ,m1'(C1 ' Pt p'crtI •r&R&&Ib LS U&lL %O %I CIIOh ma' '5 d%t buteC 'o an St hOmCS .' thI cia I0O.(" CUOC th houttI 4tIt'' t' ,•,, 4 Moliaa grit wanted 104 lunch nd ___________________________ 1lli ShO for it F informlilOn call 377 73 As by 't1OLP 7 nc u LcXsK ti' will carpeting. bowncr a a.l; Sanford CWtI. P4OIid.v HOui4 East ___________________________ eeng shIft &ppi in330 person Commerc,al. to a p m 6BUSInCSS - OprtunitêeS cat -serce time, YOur aco h Sales Id.t rpnch At corne 5'h Cal' 3i auS h0O C. dQaIIOQ PUIV intPti0fl Pad nvettrrtn? Modern Male Female training U'horw. J C D'it days Help Wanted 32 4124 3 LineS Minimum iiir LIN SAL E &n. •' - 5 MINIMUM CHARGE 1 3 1'I bedroO" PQppd 1atpet central ?t•i A%1bt, Ii - v' c&ii 'V /' rci lAti.'\ J Mayfair ?' ThE SAT' ,/ (,J •/_ 35c • 7ec a line a line thru 4 timeS S Thru 70 times 1 ime -., 7 s-..A'--'E (EVE -E4 C'FI \* T. STRIPES... POKL T 0. I Pdvm 1 t,afhhm, MiP!T r IT Pest otter Call ifl.t A 1,1 .'son 3 pr.eI441 tp.rought'si. cr0. t3* down ut , t'? riôo - çi.e'o eded - - i; -- V Frame Home rt'a'. .aItt perWnfW 'Q4 Po%'0nt lttt4" (W •CV' rS1 .Ath'C". IQP tin , &,pl ClcOuOt P,riecre'.' SPoPC'flO '0 Conte' 194 MIII Maids wanted. ag prefetred women to mIll cO* wtP millloç machines 10 mod4rn mlliflQ rlor 515 per da f time Call for appoIntment 101 & rNG A 4. C1F T4 P.D! T Tê4E V.JELF&E. 'etto'e - - SSA \ . T 'i, tit ' let- j'rn% tre4fl rCh $r .tttl (S4% t1O3 .arden Arfl Nurte-r'. 3' m' north VOrfiI Cit on W 1A - 322-261 O TE U.., a - THE BORN LOSER - -____________ - -- Houses For saie 31 CountrY Home 2 - Itt .,l'i Jne i-veraia Classified Ads Don't Cost, They PavE '' i-ninc room clrP#t. enfrai P'' P ar. ItCet car,ae m*W ll tO CIO - Personals ----------- -- - - CAMPUS CLAUERWhBIMO BURNS C., I Crmrot Ct Seminole ' f'r Pard a a ffr('' IrQ ___•____ Vatrete wanfed EtOerlanCe 51 P44 PI,r for II p 1r No pP(W (It (A14 WOt C st?aot. tpnda% ISOC rrfWt *'.' lOt ec?rOf'( poer IJOI1 n rr*aturing oovpmant !0T Q.rd W? SanOorO T(v-ta - ? 'a,nt rnon.q.rinc Dut Phone Lines To Wan? Id -- I .EL - -. to. I NFORMATION ,, ratt nd a. 1___ City Np%flC (i,tP'- ''• ArI c ei OrQlnsltOi cycio' frOm car on Ce, ', o' Sar'fO'' AvU., REWAO- Call U47 __________ ifl ',.Iiifft 'I Houses For Sale 4 Female Help Wanted Lost S. Found 'I :çt :I' - With Herald Sell b V T. Hornhn Want Ads blue II VW SEDAN Sid. RH, D5rk Blue wIttI Whitg InterIor 5395 VW SEDAN 4'Spv'vd, RH. 5 Blue with j Black 1195 1395 InPrior KARMANN GHIA 4Spuid Blue WIth VW SEDAN Air Condstsoned, H Whits, InteriOr 4-Speed, Rvd-BLack Interior VW SEDAN 4-Speed. R&H. BIvq with Blue Interior 9295 VW DAN 4-Sp4,t,, AIr tulbsJltIungd, Rj,H. White with Red Inhirwr DELUXE VW Auto. Stick Shift, Turquoise with Black Interior PONTIAC LEMANS Z Door HI, Loaded. Yellow with BLack Interior 1795 $1395 Available. Points. Bank Financing . VW KING. 1792 at 5 323-6700 Hwy 1395 $745 $ �-' - .- •-. 1 - ., . gh 3 1 THE HOPE OF OUR C 9 U ne . VI OMMUNIT - vI i .fluJ.i al n s' t ui'f ;i Thp ----S. -- -r.' fh 2.. -- :.J 'c 4, c-i ' •lD' CL ;4 li':' hi -. -I) ... '-I it - Ld . -,-. -• 0 e-,1s I') ..- church - UUR NA1 1_1U.N__1_ ('40 - (I,smI;(l -- e fl(JI)Ig.sI I I ADVENTIST CHURCH 1111411 ii 001200 "*on THE SEVENTH DAY t..DV(NT1ST CHURCH Corner 7th & tim ;/ Cit5 If 14011 IAlivell N4!1 e606 Sabbath S&t0of 1* 00* WP Service Wednhsd*Y hiQht Prayer $e1v't in 7 .l,'rnI*Iv (If S rio. Sc boo' MorniiOW0'P - xi A Puls'CY . . .. L Pas!n' S 4.5* .4 , ti wednesday . .- X Study and Prayer - - •' . . .. •• ..•... I . . I I •.. ..- -- - - 'I . .... I ,.o -- In soto 'I ST BAPTIST CHURCH abe Mary is • thuS it 1) 00* in i. TOp in Worship 1rain,flUUfl' ____ .- . ' i. C Lfla - ,- - S. -S S,,ndliy Scnrwi' xIRSj BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor 111 M Rev 'Tony borl R*(hW' Sund*y School )T3III nt .4. . .-• 000 - - - ° F' " y..n ri, i%c sr p eo Ft it -_I_' 'Lihu'*gq ._ a.'!s .10. - - -- - A-le ..I•*_ .. - •ii•5U -. - - kt - . .."....- - Wrtt Prr"r ...' L.on*wDod, Fig E w rG ¶,prv'Ct fl 00* m 7 3Qp i' 7 30 Phone 322 0162 JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1531 West Firti Street SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 37 Airport Blvd rn James c /,nsi'c P * r? Sunday 5chc S 4S* va iivar W0isp,ipStSrvi(O Pastor flL *i.1IP 00* sn I i'niflUW5"P 7 JOSi fl - seek then It may be the by-product of democracy. but we often become too engrossed of others-not enough in our 0Wflt in the responsibilities Mauhr () It I have a home and a family. It is part of a community, and my community part of a nation, and my nation part of a world. Then. for my abilities, my task ma he as great as that of the President of the United States. It 11 00* m Asrmtiit WohP vrfl'fl .ii ininO Union 7 )Cp sn ..rniti0Wc' rd I i"TU Pr*yrf Wed I ,,rnsnU PALMETTO AVENUE I •luOUr't ridit '.,rntngWofl.PSSP ' S 45* " pvinc nn Wt%PI'P lI Xi in (*-n.nU erocr vp ,, tO 00* " huSh' ,IU0y It 00. Church S c hool Yth 6 Choir Tuesday Evening Sew v.r 7 Jop 1 Xp r*j junior Yout s ct THE LAKE MARY UNITED sI'5I1' arid P.nr*ft'fl i,,t/,er,I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH %f'I/j(t(jj%t Wilbur Ave . Lase Mary Rev A FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Sa n ford Ave, W P Bennett R Sundat SthOOI Worship (I 5 iW k'*t " 51* Si* S Itill-ri,%ler ChurchSct*ioI MOFisflQ Worship Youth Group 9 45 rt m 11 E pe.ortPi League 6 IS p sn EvsnngW0't?lig 1 30P vn *ei1 PVIyCF Meet - 730o sn Ii 00* Morning Wo'sIi'P 005' Of'S) m .•'. I",., t' ,. S I A p SCIENTIST SOD East Sicotsd Street BiblC Ci*.t SC 00* MO'nIng WorShip 11 00 * ni iun0* $ i.5t 5. FvI'I'P Worship 6 OOp in Sunday Ci'ioOI XI f' Ptr C latiSe VrC v- ' THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Lake Monroe Blvd .-,ioEiaragr 50 (.hr,.%tS(ItS • 'l(l('IItf' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H,Rh**v4West EvanOeltS' Paul CHURCH 01 CHRIST Geneva 9.S! ..••• • 00* sn 11 00 * 7 DOS) .,,,riclult. !erv.ces tr* pr- i 5 10 30a ,, 11 00*. m P*ti- Re W''' C S.star Jr *CV'P 9 4Sa Ii 00* r' WeOnri-day Choir Practice P 00p ' Io,us:un CHURCH OF CHRIST 1St) P*iI *vPnUt r tfltYSOf, J •"•• .,,nd*t * 15* I P P t1'Daofts' 7 Xtp m BS.PTIST CHURCH se Palmetto &e C'verla?ic' W or ship Galatsan; ' t5 rn.i1c -I'.. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN South Orlando Drive 31 Pastor 9 30* m SarurJa In 00* m ii 00* t Oct' To 7 3O f- 1 I ennefhW Mullil Ministers I Xe Morning Worship 9 *5* rn Church School 11 00* n Morning Worship Nursery p m Sunday School '"a (vøflUeiISt 1 - LyV'anH Kick Ga/at,iws • AnamontrSpr11S a am 436) Friii: We all have days like that-most of the time! Pastor I rrlioas'r 600 Palm FYI • Th:v.sd: / ( ;,,ruhiasrt • CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 • z Oak Ave & 3rd)? trw v,giL Brsant and - m 7 Ev,ningW'%1i SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Mpefifl9 temporarily at First Federal Savings and Loan. Attamord. Springs (W. S.morafs SR !.I( - chteil • rdsirth' METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave . ' 10-1k, VA1 I -'i(I* rFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford Fla JuiiUI. pyr. Morn'nQWOhP SUfldIYSCCOI worship UMY r 10:2543 It was a president who said he had been driven to his knees many times by 1 00l fttIiIr ,$u0y - J5.2 ic (If (.1, r:l t'IPdLCRLST BAPTIST CHURCH Airport Blvd - p - • ia' the knowledge that his strength was insufficient lot the day. ;.c aye' MN'iIncJ iurs0*t P*yCr - - C His strength in fulfilling those we have. .1 00* rr. WLtiIPSeIVICC vrnnu S*l(r nnect the state of the nation, and Ine course of history- DON'T HAVE. and We should thank God for the responsibilities we 'icxi ! WUIIOSV 1000* m Sunday Sive Study MørniflCi Worship Eveitting Worship Thursday bi.... uriiiirt that ..-- Cu M*rOIø prrtt Civic L019&*B1C9 Sun1!4 .t't.ssa?. 1- " FIRST CHR IS AN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Iff 7S Sanford Ave INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSION - IiF ng Worship & Ara tie Lh it? Suppler FIRST UNITED (;I,rir,ui 7 XP m 7 Oft'SthOl'l Ridg,W000Aiil' Sanford iop positr Seminole Nih School) Pastor R('b JO'ri G Cut hcIC 00* in 'unday SCh00i ii OOe in Morn ngWorshP 30 , ,,, EiCnnQWW%hiC Thijrs 7 30 0 in Prayer Mrrtriih r,,.t t,fy,C? Julie II, 7-30 to m Pastor ti*m Picket? -- (but IL - 300 in SOp Rev k,nfleth Miller Assist Pastor 5 305 lii TOOL MLY'niflQ Worship 9 *51* in .uflO*b SchoOl F'-' '- -.1i.: *4 f) in 8 PENTECOSTAL OPEN BIBLE TABERNACLE 3' " CasscIberTV a - s Sufld*y COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hey *7 9' at Peney Ridge Rd - Pew 55 45 - • _ - - 'ji ' r- - - , I _. Ccv'sOuerOrS Meeting . 6 lop Ii 00. PASIDe .day -' *j. ..i.ç... .. .-.. . - --4 If 00 Pilgrim youth - .. 5 - •. .. .-' - r- #-, ••i.n -s' i. - -' red I c- i. - - - '* ,•. -, ..., - I,. - . ' - a' - *'cn"*s... '$ • -- - -, iyrr ct-' .-. . '' Weld Pr CHUR CH OF LONGW000 Sal $ tree: at Woodlawn Ave -. .".j . r,,m.2.ds.,uSIaHguV"hIl.I'it51._. - ', CON&REGATI0N CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 30 g) in - iRST PENTECOSTAL Tucker Dr. Sunland (itatti Past or Res &.r Isnem irtf'y S 45* in SunO*t cn'i -. - . . r es I? 1300 " OalyMa I.? rectors tf)71 Crsta' Itfl* C I I H?flUI t iiTIf( MiniSter & Cells ;T UNITED aselbtrry Fr J'.mr' prtflc5j,t Ma5% Sian Ma 5. Onn'a Rd : -i f a SuttittO' near ButtOtiRd BrO00St iI jonat 34 rs .und*y a Os 5%ed Pi'*yC d ' Xr InQfStiCSen5 GRACE UNITED PAETelODiST CHURCH IIC CATHOLIC CHURCH 7 Xt mm. Shlectvds 'c-' ' ~i a 11 000 •' ' I it'll lect Ii. fall S)r P J ket! Ii in ,. StCrrIfli%u:'" Juh-OY MerIng 7. Pastor 0 53* in 3:1. Elmer A Peu%cher ccrior, - • ir ALL SOULS CATHOLO C CHURCH 716 Oak Avo.. Sanford 4th SI A Oak Avt - 'iI*S - - ri ! !m -sse ,,, SC)55 lSihp*a.t 'r (Vur.h t't tht L olhri am' HOur .' C 'TV This .t the i'tt 'ak. • i THE REDEEMER . . 3 ØT$INAZAREE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF -. - -n. Fvas,ssoWorthiD ,,- --.. .- ••• F - 11 00* __________________ .. ov, * -i LAtE MARY CI4URCI' .. - t, Cotner ID 30'. School nong Worship 7 ) 0* P4ftly- Communion o ( uiIsutt Cot SOuth HOur (w*flQtl'S?' service M0SS re k rr HOLY CROSS 6 150 FarnilyWorthIF 55dr%hP 4013 Part Ave . c-. 11 00* c a 10 30* in in 6 00 7 OOo SjhWI !.jUu1j"1 9 *5* Net 4)4 Pr P*yinDridHidIOV Sunday SChOOl s. I Ain 00 ' 7 30p in O* ' 4u 1 mile Off 0tt:Tt,' ot F iRSI ASçEMSLY OF GOD CHURCH (or 7lthaflC Livi A T,))'Ti$t FIRST CHURCH OF 7 t NAZARENF ;"a St at Maple Ave HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH IF m I; OF PROPHVCV `,th Streel and E lm A% r P*%tor (nurcF Tra,flihO EvenO WorShip illitte P'*.P' Mhffl S ICa L :: 5 3ta Ev*flQt-$hItit Pastor ins it IV A m 7 pm ael4ISC'w L 551 P P fihit Study GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Temporary Geneva Community Cen?flif r 7 30S) Brci Bully &rt'r ,IZftn'm' i CHURCH Ph 3)7-0317 $ )0 Hestel Ave 7 DOp F e 557cR 11 11 001 Wednesday 't- Pr*yem hSfet-nQ t4ir of 1 MorntoworsheS) Sunday 4,Cl%wi M0rhInQWD ChUrCh Training Evening WOhIP won Prover Past or C, fifteen Tart Saturday Scfvlcm Sabbath SC`1001 worip Services • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Si, Pa Avenue P*'' Rev Jayl Cosmetic TwE SLV(NTMO&V CHURCH 01 000 303W 72nd Street Pait('m i p.'ts tyns Worsn W*CfleW*t ,qfv't II Xe sn S'.se Mett'3 I ocp in hr3neScIa, UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club A Longwood, lie Upsala Roads just East ol interiatt M.rs'ef Day '0 P Burl e?l 1 00 p f fliriQ woss.P * ROLLING HILLS MOAVIAN CHURCH S**nd * 5mn,t 0r,t Minister Keith P4UICP Mor ning Wor-shP njmcPu SChoOl 7 Jop 9 5. 11 " .. (I) ., ri ,.l , 9 - ID 50* m Morning Wot%h.p n 7 () r irnri WostPup a * * * * * CF) a >N0 I- I U ). ... ilooloo Z a I S a 2 Mill - I I • J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E.C. Elsea and Staff JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE .John '1' Mercer and Staff and Ct-"'' '' (" Sil.,' hI 5 (*v*' i P L''5 C 't if,1! baps i st NC Sale" Prsn,Iive Bapt S h't Mt s0n Baptis' ChurP' 5770 Peat Ave a" !' kamnna Pv hepist Chunc? ptist irs? jCr .'0' est F irt shigh M,ssbona'S BaP"S' Cnurch. 110* 55 13th 3' Forest City baptist Cnurcti 1irt Baptist C'w'' 01 Otti'tl' Fountain Head B.pt,s!CnurCtswtOO Jordan M,ss*onary fta't! numcn. .e• ,, .P,lofih%idC Bap" Chord'. CIIV$I'DI* ($iurch, North Rd . Enterp'ise M,Ssihwsar, Pop, Nil 90 a Mssios' Baptist LhtCh Oil. MeOorn , Chi eOn Morning (,I9t-y Baptist Church. GC0WS* HWY ChorES'. Scn LandC Mt Olive Missionary Baptist Springs Ma. L'sawavOOd ., Sine' MfliOars Bav"I ChutCtl. tIOO ,tr'rry Mt Zsoe Missirfl'ia'y BapttSt Sipes Ave HlC5.09y F,iie b,th*i Mij,,iOfllr, CnurCh, ,tt' 51 & Ave p*tV M*.itwt, Civic League Bldg. P .. ' Cu'Ch of GOOD' ProeCs- 1706 S Pe '' 5 55 * ion ' . ' Fr' Church O thO N*ta'e'l rO91tb Oero'oo. Dr Ss'i' t CHRISTIAN Fi?St CWistl.Pn ChUtC'I 150' 5 SanfOrd Awl Safltu'd ttw4t.*n ChuCh 71 1% Onti'* Psurthside Crir Star Lfli.fl' 1 'eO0 "$CvCc- or M.ailand CtVista*t Church Baa' ieee MC *t - conte LoPe Mlfv Ctiu'Ch 01 51.0 . Lase M*v - the Nat*rl-ne L.se Mar, LUflg*Wd Church of he Nazarene. Wayrnan & lessoR *vC. Longi0000 )Q355 75th Place Liti MesS1h L0thC'a"C'" (.o'0e Dais or 1. 54eV PRESBYTERIAN "17 PIstaitemar (nrcI' Lel.t vat, 0 I '5' Pre.ui"'.o" Cri.u. t 045 Mc A 31 Il 97. C.sseioe"s St LurS Lutheran Cni'Cn Pt 44 Su...l - -- 12 .&, " JIM 4t. Ftrill Born Church p4 the Living God, Mid*ay - IS P PecWecc,st.i Open Sibe Tabernacle, Ridge*ood Ave (Off 75'h. oppoi.lfe Seminole High S4hOO4) "If Pcn'ecostai ChurCh of Litjeurd ill Gospel T.Lcnàclt 7721 Country Club Mt 01.,, $g4in% Church. OO Hill Rd. Ost,en 54.-lord AIIn Cjsurr.. II s Park Avv Sanford Cong'rg.?ton 01 .t,ho,h' W.tnes%es. 30'"0 * *tfl Si 'TVIS !41,itC,h , ui kullri Hi*i Mar*-v ,in (i-t.,,(i Allarngnfg Springs .. - a 0 to- M, C I Amp, ' .0 ..!f - I u > 4-. -- L 0 I u O •- n L. • 4 _ --- 39 z 'z 5 oia o S * U4 E a a) Will MA Mill I > I 0 00 U. E a I Iii. A Mill >1- a 1 :'° •- LL otoo W in - W > As on •- LU S - I •Z400' a CL * L s.D C a) >0 0 DI. CL foon filon o x JJ C'e4 • . . S -o I I). I 4 N a a - CU') (/) 1.ngdgrn M*li 01 .*eliowafl's Wtness.L*, Monroe inet.-'. Fe's' P*ra CnV'Ch p1 the Nazarene. OBa'..n Rd. Frq' S'. 01"e.* Chu(tti of one Nazarene Geneva Cc". Cncis'Episcta' Choice LQ'O*OOC 5tQl Cross Eo,5C0Pa1 Par. Av e a' *'' IL First Ctturchpt ChriSt. Scientist, lODE nd $t Like Monroe Cftapel. Of "Or Blvd. Lake Moiscol 2nd - a) (n o Cn.p('5, 'i'v 17 97 Fern P*rb. NAZARENE C.5.se.rrs United Luthe'*s'. 7900 ,h Good .fla.rrC C. 0 Lv?pyeac Chuc-c Of Prow ' MethOdist Chrth, 5 EL 4: o 0L 0 LL (r,,r(P of Jp5,,5 (Pr,55 (ii Lm'tt" Da'i Serits. 7315 Po r i, Ave Ai'amn$t Sr.ngs Currmintv Chapel. UCC Eastern OrthOdoa CPij,Ch, St .kISInS ChryiQitof" lcd. Senof*fl Blvd. Aitasnonle Spings EPISCOPAL. All Saints Epscoa CPu'CI E DeBars Ap - LU ) '-.vU'I Co'-u' of Ch-.rrr S 0.'err , ()•_, sanl.noo unut.a Method.S? Church, Temp First .nurCh of God o Prop'ieCv 2307 (.r L.t hu'Ch a' God Msso ("eR' ii LUTHERAN £Sctnnsr Lutre'ari (n0rrn t-inQ'-* 5 CPu't i.l$iC .r - U- Uj All Faith Chapel. Camp Seminl,. Wtliw* P.r Rd $OsS5 Chapel. BeardaIl Ave BearcahI Aven ,,t P,ii SMtth(idiS' Chwmcr, Os'e,n PC. Enterpise -- ' n 5.rcr .' 1' !-. ii " 1a 1.-j a)4- Z U : -s - OTHER CHURCHES Aliens A M E CPiu'ctt, Olive, I 17th Pg(* Weshepan MethOd'S'. Pt 44 55 *1 A •/ E 5P •' C mp'S ,. 2 3 2 C)rj C _ toj e j 3C 1,0 us Cx 4111.vio i I Z CL a) C Cc) Sanlord Seventh 0*t A0.cntiit (t,u(h. ?In I. El. 1 •g'owe e'hOdi' Chutb Owt0O Os'een MCthOdi%t Chu'Ch ' . U LU L. Sovtflth 0*, AdventiSt Church. pti.pd A vt Altamonte 5pcin 0'.nt Chapel A M E Church. Oviedo Church of God Hol.ness CurCh of / 55,0r Enorpse ' " '°' S. C''c' ' Church a' God fl C" S' 0.-edo Chuict 4 G,00 04 PmoPes 7300$ Elm Ave Awl 5%iIhamn CaveI Milsot-iwi P,nPtist Church- Marl. & WIII*st'% 5,t At.'Th7t'!e 7' $o;' flap's' C'i'' '17 Orange Me CATHOLIC C ATH OLI C CIsv, h p5 th Pi*t,,,lI, L*SC Mary All Souls CditPsOhr Church •io 0*. Ave Pc-'S'riO Piace- Delta's 55 •.ifl 5 Cc".) C nra' 3' Aogus'.ne C,?ho, ChuiC'- tonbe' Or Button Pa C*$644becV Fgr, 4*C a'o'a Free M,thodisl Church. SOD W. 4lh St. 0rir* Method-S? ChurCh Ge0v* C,'w, Untold Metnodis' Cnu'Q'. Ono'. R Church f God 436 5 • ry 5tm I'm . "sc)d - t.' C o .,... U, SEVENTH- DAY ADVENTIST 01 0. i rt,ttoas' Chu ' CHURCH OF GOD Cti~tt' 0 God 502 Ot God 103 55 Chu, Baptist Church. Palm SpringS P0 I,inpI At?amofltF itn3 M ss Cl'i a" S r. M.itlwU Spr,nsj$ield htP.tSionary 5p'.st t7S & Ceda' C.p'rsl •a. hap! s' (,..cn Q 0 rsM 5? West . i NOt-?nSiOt- 3! Paul iapt4t Cnumcr- 014 Pint Ave 5t MatthewS Bapti't Cfljmth Canaan Hgttts S ri' ItaP's' (tiijr(h f LaSr Monroe mood Car ChucCl 5. I .r' Bn;iSt chuC' Cotont F rt flap!,b' Chsscf' 01 Ow.eOo r;? 5ptsi CJ%sFCfl 01 San L*flQ 5priflgs r ("d t £C _ - 0 iestmn5'c' Pre..oie'.6n ChurCh, 14o*tlI Pars. DtBb'p First Un ted MthOd-I' Church 419 Pars At s"n ' S*"$ad (h,,.c ,i of Ostoen I. erst Church Of Go'WC S irst Baptist ChIF(h 01 LaSS M.a'v a- Church a Chris? PaDli SantutO SunlanO BaptiSt Chu'ch 6e PalmettO Ctlu'Ct $1 Rd 41) 3! JarYWS Mlsiot-'prt F ,rs? flap' is, Church of DeBars Lançw000. chcn a' Christ LQsigb4000 St-c ut-C $h.l0Y Mi%SiOnts flap' 5 C h c irsI flaW's' Church 355 Pcl Ave riend5hP flapt'st Church 01 4I5aOn'r Sprin, Pt 436 AilarflO"t Sp..nos ifld*$*fldeflf p,n.cre! Baptist ChurCh 11* 55 Ocrnra Pa r " Up4ta Community Pr%vttri*n Church. Upiala 00 M, 1797 & Prie, Ridge Rd . Cossirtotfrit De8.'t Commun', MWhOdiS' Churcr #i 549P t.anss PC 0:: I wa 0 LU Pa , Cowman' Pr,sti,tef en Criustri. 37)5 . Orlando of C.i%,lbe'cv Coinnunt, Un"bc Method-St Chwrh, Ch4I. T he jniIqC Church Of Deltofli I649 P,owsOtntt 51*0 Christ 0$ C"s' Gmnt'* Prøim,t Le Esapt's' Church Ridge Rd tern Pack Pmpur$s Ms, ofla', SaP'S' 1. all.• p' riu itap'st Ctiu''- Old Orlando Rti 0' PlIltCV Ave Ut Cnch. tsos w 17th :1 4 5' AndrrwS Prcsbtecan Ciiurcr, 9913 Bear Lee ,, To ',' I'm EU) z iii. #%.I '' LW LU U I Sew La5.P ur',c Mt"Pit,Oit' Cpqcn Betret A M E Cnu'cn, Cartoon sghst CHURCH OF CHRIST .iIva?y Bapt ist Ctu?Ch Crystal Lal.r 1. 3rd LaSt Mary CaSbCIb1fTt Baptist CP1U?CPL1?C SrfrflP* filvo WETmODIST • ?iCitCS' Churct'i'' DeBi', Ave. En'rS)' " Cr ; I L .' 0 David Beverly and Staff CONGREGATIONAL (1) • U- AND STAFF ba 'ur" . ' C OrItFYuunit BAPTIST C*flISPth Bapsst Ctiimi.ti OvieD Central Baptist Church. *3)) 0*5. Ave t and employes 0 CID Ic a) toin I D (I) LU WINN -DIXIESTORES and Employes FLORIDA STATE BANK I - U- HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSIMBI v OF GOD u' C.oce ;'i SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. PRINTING CO.. INC. Hipr I%.*P' uS' C Yiu' . t cfl(flO: Z L A-MART The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY Employes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. pLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida DEBARY MANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER DEKLES' GULF SERVICE WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr.andMrs.AI Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Emploves GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kenlucs JIm & Employe. > SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Ho-ward H. Hodges and Staff (I) THE McKIBBIN AGENCY lnstance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes Mel Dekle WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff *- a - - - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - * a G) C) a I a 4c 0 z �-- ' I ULPPH ;iPt9 i- !11 t. 4,tIU a, 7, v a -% 0 40. 5 3 Z •.. c 1• ; ,48 w 2 2 f 0 ~; 2 -% RQ ~<= ? . maim ; - v - f 7. SL =- -; E - - v ~:- ,,- pr ;r f V L- -C. 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Thiln'l b r 'TI CAI - — . q ______________________________________________ U-C ___________ ______________ Monday, October 23,1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 OW _ __ CD u- C 65th Year, No. 45 __ escues *b ç.O 0 Price 10 Cents R IJ 0' 40 Is .0, D 0 a _ Cr __ CD — _ Q - CD I G) ('D D 0 __ —U, CD — bled i4 , but he a ,4It%('tlI' ¼,flfrd t'' a 0 V et P roves 3 -'--11 ________ - S C,) I a U) -C.- 0 ______________ CD 4— .L) tinspnrtatIn ri.vfro. inohida th e Richard F' Fr H e re t.Tnwbe4'ler being ron In join the A4mtri ro ..ph Fowler pa44leboi' ",iza Swan Ra on the thni.' __ Rig Thsinr Railroad Ill, •'.nple Mover' traXwa'/ rOi3h Tnffnw1fld ______ _______ . - -. •.. - . Lteri li-a' Fort Wns, the ramping area I)SJiPy otitdr . -- -- F'o Wiki.'rne Railroad. w i Vrtottan open 'M train, will like totirista t . — - Sri. -'1b Ar 0,t?tfl town. Sorrie 3W) it" will 4 p,J •'4..fr ______________ -- . -. _____________________ ___ : _________ -• - ____________________ - - by Christmas with added çanun planned for i973 •;#1I'.I,Ip- ro handle larger crnwd mm. pan : raEl4 ph two Ait hues for service b' w'en hotels and the Paric will ts' i - . he I, !i the pre*eflt S4YI These are pcfd to be read County - grocery carts, and for the most tirids' two more trips to the car, construction. (I,, part well-dressed plumpish O shoppers, and I gave a silent th,'ink-ciu to the man upstairs for all the goodies ste are enjoying. 'hope you change your mind — or was this just another of your ways to draw some mall'?" Now if I were really smart, Mrs. Harriss, I'd not respond to your comments arid let some loyal Democratmake them for me. ' Unfortunately, they're as scarce as nickel cups of coffee. Move Girl Nicked My position is NOT related to politics Demos vs. Republicans per se . . . as much as it is my opinion that a complete change of directions and policy is required for this country. While we're trying to teach our youngsters by deeds, and not words alone, we have an administration which not only condones bet encourages the violation of the Law Watergate et al. and then Instructs the judiciary to prohibit any of those connected with same to speak on the subject, how will the truth ever be known'? Maybe the Democrats S 0 0 0 are to blame and not the '' Republicans'? We have a right to know, guaranteed by our Constitution. I believe that there'll be more than a few others who'll have a last minute change-of-heart, too. We're tired of being misled and will continue to oust theiti from office vi.s the Democratic pr ocess - . . the ballot And this will probably be the 3 biggest shocker - - - I'm already preparing for the next election Not just for people like George Wallace - . - but for in- ) El I ) dependents to run for tmth f houses of Congress, too. — iio ____ 0 0 cm In J .Y., ch i o I ' Cause ____________________________ - . ' . — p • - In two week..i time, this area will have kt in another real sense, too. A genilemnan. devoted to the ultimate berief it of this general area, LI servingout his two-week's terminatIon ti no Hickman, Orlando ----- An' itlit'r itt'iit on tonight I 'uttst and dci eloper of a large colli,ialssion agenda Is a report tustrial park near Interstate from the city attorney on tb' I has asked (tie City iii Sanford legality of L'tutrgifig a 10 per hi sell hill,a city-owned lot, cent utility tax to churche located on Seminole Boulevard Intl gt's unit governmental and west of the Standard ()it .i'litt First reading of an ordinance tank farm area .it " ti aittilit (hit' nt'st hickDr. to contact Efforts 1111111 ted a)' for Information mining plan is sifl cofltnIlisMi,'ll leading to use of the property agenda Also a public hearin g for were unsuccessful but it is kniiusn the dentist will disclose rezoriInig from R-IAA (ii ('-2, sonic of his p1ans at tonight's property on the east side of 11 Collut Sanford Avenue front 26th toniunisslon to set a value on the lot which he wants 10 par- - " _____ ______ k ', ' 11 w ea t h er S Index lsbed and tough to replace' I hate to M'C Artilltaths ltridge Calendar Classified ads .. / ,. . - ,. -. J ____ M its. iu )I'I'I' Morgan of Longwood holds the slug of a ,22 caliber bullet in her right hand daughter Laura Leigh in the neck. (John A. Spoiski Photos) ' la ),h' - UI' 5 i4'5' '' bruise on Laura's neck dramatically pinpoints what could have been it "fatal" error on tin' part of target shooters 111 611 411-511 through ('onlit-5 cloudy Tuesday. highs mid to upper Crussssortlpuzzles 80-I. 141w tonight upi 60s to I)i'. Citmtc B-311 lower lOs Dear Abby Vigorous shower and (hun- Eslitt,iiulcomwnent derstormii lIt'tti'tt)' drenched (lit' Entertainment hitter Mississippi Valley early hlortist'ols' toda y while the sipper Midst est I Itetpltnl notes shivered Iii tog, tlriuk aittt Public notices rain Sot'iety 111 4A 311 211 3A 4 11 Partly -. while pointing to file place where It struck tier ce. him lease - I )r. J. W. suid (ace if ehei.ted. (tie (urinal PrssPt'rt) request Is Street to L.&'iiiomi Asemauc been scheduled. i'xpet'ted to be mmintie. th e _____________________-has asked Hickman Di-. tic - Developer Proffers To Purchase Lot Cltv - ire illegal- Judge Young stated in hi:. lie will return to Washington Order th at after consideration other Americans" over an end INineilt, Sargent Sheiver, were tonight, but has other campaign of the briefs and or.i Agnew campaigning today. to the war. The editor of the Republican planned to be in Missouri. Idaho trips planned to Kentucky on arguments. the motion to Thursday and Ohio on Satur- dtsmnu.s be denied. Heexpained party newsletter 'Monday" ac- arid Utah, while Shriver had nay. th u u not a nthng upon thr knots ledged that he helped oth. stops In Ohio and Illinois that e President Nixon headed for Sen. Mc(osern. who takes his merits of the ca_se, in th er L)t'mocratic candidates try to plainttifs still have the burster _ campaign for the presidency Th' provin g their em --___________ -_ I'hiladelphia and New York of ruling, the court stipulati t,da), said he expett_s to that if t Nov. merely holds hi a narrow margin" lie said he has two aides plaintiffs are abL to prove tt"orking on appointments and allegations of a count oi th' I •1, _______ __________ •T1 04 ',*,r and rallies at Untondale jM Isli p on LArng Island. tried the Vieumin war hurt his chances 1) Iofton Jr. Both Vice President Spiro T. biggest week so far of his re- of be ating Nixon, although he would "rejoice along with all Agnew and his Democratic oç election drive, lie st-ill call .22 bullet is slmuwii In (hi' puilmn of Mrs. Morgan's hand sure first 49 - t,h'ut condemnatiol i')izase word, please) - . - we'll ha' some political overtones ci' sills d Ky. n .nnstemning real prnpert' dent Nixon tod, A. L..I .\I(t III) lihihi II th' shooting loops, pardon that "C An ' _.atlofl chir,in ntitL14ifl and n fair hot,etiniI i vioLation of the due process 1.iue ul the U. S. Constitution ky alleged that the paign In New York, Kentucky defeat Semi. Edmund Ni. Mu-side, the New York City suburbs. Ills defrndantj and (heir agenls fly (ltKOltY NOKE.S cheduIe included a motorcade denicti the plairitiff'i rights t; 1)-Maine, during the preland Ohio. Associated Press Writer through Westchester County, .i park tradei's on tfle Lnit which Mt,,inwhili', Sen. George Mc- dential primary in New hlaiii reception at the Tarrytown he owrs and for which he pays With (lie elt'itisiti ju't t'si, Govern said it would be ironic if shire. It was a "jutiiiab!e the ciililp.aidfl tactic,'' atidud John home of Go Nelson Rockefet- county taxes. Pla'ntiff aI iseuks aiiil a da y away, l'r'si- it prt'-elet'tton settlement of A Utges the totting irfluianct~ - -' - . Judge I rando proceedings- field, right? Wrong am Presi ent residents have reported shooting In the area, and many junk cars along the roadway bear evidence of the illicit firing range, with numerous bullet holes, Mrs. Morgan said other PeUPIt' has i- t'pnrtetl hearing bullets ,00miiig about liii' arr'a and advised that "Jim and Nell LyIes I other area residents) had reported having to dodge bullets on occasion." Sheriff John Polk said today his office is a"ary of tit(- problem .in(] stated tile sh,1110ting suould dt'finitvlv be stopped. ''Arrests sill be '! ' been denied by I' S ___________________________________________ acorn, but then "I felt it in my shirt collar,'' she explained after prod ucing the spent slug. According to Laura's mother various area r\ ___________ County Commissioner,,% first she thought someone had lilt her with -.in Au, the only way we'll t". r solve our problems is to put 11cont.estanta onto an athleh A motion to dIMnlM -I million law suit filed by Stan .-imiflI)1e County ai),Ird I2.'ear-oid Longwood girl, one of 'Congratulations For 'u1L guts to say As GOP you'll vote Mcos'ern way. There'd be no fun at all if angels, too Woid never give old Lucifer his du'- " is Tre g lflI-. wi %tARIfl ________ --------- 1coaky. t I. again several cli ikiren and adults on a III ('lilt) outing at Big Tree Park Saturday. received a narrow escape when a ricocheted bullet, fired from a .22 pistol or rifle, left a small scratch alter striking the girl on the neck. Laura Leigh Morgan. daughter of Robert .and Sara Morgan, was one of 15 persons • including three adults, at the park when ii bullet apparently fired by nearby target shooters. hit Laura in the area of the jugular 'i'm, The youngster said the bullet stung, aiid, at And this one, too, from Ed odth - . retired reporter for the Guardian Angel Patniist, ') and the Hermit of Ithyrne arid Reason ' of Sanford was charged with driving while Ut t1e - ' ' I'ralk added. — intoxicated in the incident. hess is shu'n here in til e water after searching, for other occupanU'i in the ltM;3 Itamblor £tation wagon. (Gary Taylor Photo) .Jiimny Hess, a Korean War veteran with a bad 1'g, risked his OWfl life and jumped into Lake Monroe to save a Sanford woman after tier car plunged into the lake. Wanda Miser Cowart, 27, fl' BILL SCOTT . Fails WAR VETERAN SAVES SANFORD WOMAN Bullet e At B e IIIIIiiUIIlU I 'Jew unable to li'nti' it ''Here all the time I thought you I 4 _ .\ Nre.,n \V.ir .'ti't iti.4uiui S __ L1( of 1 ike Moiirot' alter herit. ('itarles Wihmar of 1965 Rambler station wagon sheriff's rescue department went out of control an U.S. 1-92 wa called to (lit' RCt'IW anti hi' IkI John A B an ti plunged into the hike at the dove around 11c area where the to The car was finnII Sanford itv limits Saturday car As was to be expected. night. pulled Irtuti tilt, lake about (ito Icdiniing my "endorsement" hours after th e 10:45 p i New III'SS. . JIIIUII there we more Move Castle, i'h'l , it is sitting tin the than a few letters. Some of Mrs Cowart wr.s charged seawall fishing ithen the car which I'll use in tht column, c.inie off the pavement, hit a itith driving while Intuxtenteil while theinremainder will featured the Letters to be the sign and plunged into the lake by TrI4qwr 1'E. Dixon, Siit William Vinton, of the sheriffs about :to feet frotii where he Editor page. It'partment,added an adsitting. Not knowing about how deep ditional charge of disorderly "From Florence )Iajss the is riter was and without conduct after the woman realizing he might not 1x able to caused a commotion is ere a S M A H i reporter swim with his had leg, I less Seniuiolt' Memorial Hospital - 'I'm not about to take a According to officers, she Jumped into the lake and pulled chance on that i000 perccnter. Wanda Miser Cowart. 27, of locked herself in a rest rOoiii am old enough to remember 915'1- Maple Avenue through a and they had to break in the some awful!y hard times and window. By then, other people door to get her out. She was certainly if th is country goes for had stopped and they helped lodged In the Seminole county a crackpot like jail on the (iso charges. pull her up on share. are all going to suffer — plenty llcs,s is a construction worker With the woman hysterically Count )"Yesterday in the market I screaming that there was at the new Seminole ('ount looked at the long line of loaded else in the car, Hess courthouse currently under sorneone ______________ 0 E o j I ' c tim Vi Louisiana, Mississippi Sixirti reported rains of ,mii,re (him inch in saute places stk TV 3B CLaUI UL be ---- ie FORD Gal 4 Door NT VI, AT PS,P8. RAN Factory Air, whit, $1495 19 6 5 FORD LID 2 Or NT. VS. AT, PS, Pg. RN. Factory Air. Blue w-BIue Vinyl Roo t '1695 Ite FORD LTD 4 Or NT. VI. Al, PS, P3. Factory Air. White w Black Vinyl Roof N, $1595 I' FORD Thundsrbrd 4 Door La'ida&, VI. AT PS. PIS, AM FM Stereo. Factory Air. Power Seats. Power Windows, Dr Oreen w. Moot Vie,' Root 2I95 1951 FORD ThndsrbErd I Door Landau. VI. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d19667cfbcf9f3e1f08229576d1d53f5.pdf fa6137a051bbf6e903584007931c298c PDF Text Text Monday, Sept. 18, 1972 6 B—The Sanford Herald T11. 4B F) I - - . i.. $ - • .. - -. • - .. .,:. - - rj I •' i; st. :\flriC.iIi liCti'i 1;t)\ ho ut >; MEN Tallahassee under the sponsorship of Post 53 of Sanfo rd and local civic clubs spoke to the Kiwanis Club about their experiences. Left to right - .. — . D.'... "" Chris Goodfellow.Mark ark Carl!, rranx Sloan, ,ioei rzviu &v ('htirnan lick l.- Richard Jones. and John Tucker. (Staff Photo) tt&CIL'U McGovern Consistent In His Campa"ign Talks B CARL P LFLBSDORF cislflt on some thuiis said one Of Mc<ive*'n's longtime AP Political Writer WASHtNG1\)N (AP) — The supporters, Sen. Abraham A tone is different and so is much Ribicoff of Connecticut. "An of the rhetoric. But the George good politician is. Events :angc, i—d .0 i'.vc t McGuvrz, ai áp,asifl Democratic presiuential nomi- "ith them." Mc3ovcrn himself admits he nee is relatively unchanged from the little-known South Da- is more cautious in expressing kota senator fighting last spring his views. especially since he first denied, then admitted, for his party's nomination. Despite well-publicized asking Pierre Salinger to make changes In his tax and welfare inquiries in his behalf in Paris proposals, and the abandon- as to whe ther North Vietnamment of new politics rhetoric ece terms for release of U.S to woo such party leaders as prisoners have cha ng ed. STORE wIDE ~to 510 Richard J. Daley. McGovem LA SS 15 New Faces Appear fi'%Amorge 6 -- _ - , ._I._ SOUTHERN AIR stuart 111~p_ PH (305) 241-3431 III list 1011111sell OF SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322-8321 ORLANDO. FLORIDA dKIIEL C LO 4. taught will not have that right forfeited by those who obstruct the laws. . and further, no one be permitted to go scott free after instigating fisticuffs, and doing personal bodily harm to others. We don't want 'em to get away with it...and after personally 31tting4n on a meeting this mornimg with School Board Attorney Douglass Stenstrom, Superintendent John Angel, Principal Jack Redding, Sheriff John Polk, Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler.. the unanimous opinion was. . "it has come to a screeching hin halt" g or by Rep James A. Haley. D. House in 1953. McMillen, 74. has been in the .,., I . I . - •. • • ' et Death , .. ..'. -.- - - - - - - - - p 9 or corridors without a pass will be immediately suspended Any student involved In a fight of any kind will be suspended and the by recommended Administration for expulsion from school. "All students must be in an assigned class or area at all times. . .any student refusing to attend class or to stay In an nsskzned area will be nhvsicallv removed from the campus and the students comprehend, and I'm hoping that you parents will understand. If it happens to your son or dsughter . please don't say, I didn't know, etc." .. U , appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for S3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 VIRGINIA PIT1OSKI P.O 1.. 1214 Samfo r d. Fl.. CONNIE LESLIE 1)1-4767 C...Ib..,ry. Fl.. HILDA licHiIoND "s.51117 tle$.'ta, 1.. . . i. . i; mom a .- .. . -.---- will be made for two additional APPUAN Please use less electricity between 4 and 8 tonight. - There'll be a special miteeting ii on r'rivaY of me uiuiy ' " the request board at which time administrative aides for Seminole, who'll also he authorized to inuike arrests. and they will be permitted to carry sidearms, too. Yea, they will be required to have attended the minimum 280 01 I PPLI.*-%S tieD .t ff,e**t 116 police hours of academic training. U the board gives the proper he's backing to Betiding. capable of handling the problem. Anti speaking of hacking, he needs your support, - , .,, . outgoing president, Homer, fr. United Fund," and an award for achievement to outgoing campaign chairman, •- . -. ,. . . . -. . W - ' ' -. \Iiii ,i - -. ) WAITING FOR THE ANSWER - . -. .. .. - , . -.' s, . . , - J -- '': . -,. - . ._.. - ? ,•k •. - •;,:: t3__: ,.- -! - '"; ' ' - ' on Wednes&y, Oct. 4, with Sanford Kiwanis Club hosting UNITED FUND of Seminole County held a "Kickoff'' breakfast this morning at Holiday Inn for the 1972 campaign. Goal is set for $82,000. In top photo Past President George Touhy presents president's award Morris. In bottom photo, left to right, Robert Morris president; George Foster, campaign chairman: Francis Dorion, chairman for Cobia Boats, pacesetter firm: and Jack homer, past president. tStaff Photos) ,. - - - .' - .- - -- '- 0 Fu* TIQ P a at all times and thm is to be no laftering jr moving through Itall and corridurs wtthout the Sanford Garden Club at 7:30 p.m. through the balls, hollering amid disturbing classes in session. Jack icsitiing, printtpai Need More 40% Be Said? -:--.-- - - 0 Pol ice Fun I - 0 at the Sanford Civic Center. The Victory dinner is By DONNA ESTES -- 0 • . -. - Effeewo 1wo We, J lecr%man-, a%v -ip of fureemeut 'sill Pie inuvrtt in uunpuz :n authortiaftoii. Obviously thi, fell on deaf ears per Monday. the tsth, ttaiire the purr and safety it the many students. At one time on - -. ''."-' - - -- / iiht irtonlM ichnni onliciv Longwood Hikes , r Overflowing with Seminole High Schont parem citizens the Schoi Roard 'fnrda designed to Robert Morris. In closing, Homer urged all NiItii'e i s ileri'ti '0 ht to', ,Iittlrflt liii advise all parents, guardians and those wishing to attend the first students of Seminole High School that the events attending 3HS for the tspressed purpose at report dinner-meeting to call tanday, Sept. ii will not be Inlerated. One lemnhl an tduratInn will be removed from Chase and Company. 322.2421. young man had to go to the huspttal tot- treat- campus. Thef'! art no exceptions. The wAy for reservations. =cut a nd another was treated for a broken jaw. people mho have eglumale *mnanda m this The dinner will be held Ofl flue distn'bsacts were tznprivnked and In- campus are students who -4111% to et an Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at tliQ valved two or more individuals attacking one education and expect iU to this without fear at Land 0 Lakes Country Club, Indtv14 harm. The :nl actors also have -xprrsaetl wi th Casselberry [ions Club tirmands, that s. to -'ogage mi 'he s1twattona1 The itudeotbody was put on aociie last week pro;''t iithnui tistur'uamt r rar fi iudth' hosting that all students must be In their ustgned area harm A report luncheon will be held - i' t - That's rather clear. I'm sure I -' . - - y F- -... a warrant sworn out for his arrest," That's when everyone uses a lo' of electricity at the same time. Its also when you can help lessen the chances of a power shortage (and save yourself some money, too) by using less electricity. And it's a great time to sit back, relax, and read our two free economy booklets. Both are jam-packed with cost-saving ways to economize on your electric air conditioner and other major electric appliances. Pick up your free copies at any FPL office. Or at your appliance dealer. - . ;ti As Assistant Principal Dick Evans read over the public address system.. ."Any student loitering on campus, in the halls fai C! q 0ns . . ' ____ But the Welcome NVaon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surroundings. and niyhe put a sa il le on )our 1a~_ --- ". - No more! - &0me lf l ., tie (lid know and !:;::d everyone else to Lfl'J' LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER... ,- three days. "Man, I didn't know" was his weak attempt to excuse the "I — minute. Her fa ther deCIded proahing Rome and would substitute for her. I..., klr.it-,. it ,,n the nfOetnt s.iL urJWIUJ IU -•--linki. ng dIII3 .... said. tic priests re presenting sponThree tiwn, bdieved to be sors of the event, Nixon worked through the Lebanese, were later arrested hismay connection wi in Beirut in th the crowd. bomb. One of them was beMounting a bandstand, the Lieved to have telephoned the resident drew cheers when he warning to Beirut Airport. praised the patriotism, hard work and spirit of Italiana modisclose Police did not e ttt&-mpted bombing Americarm. tive for th . -- . . . - FFrom Fiery e 5 You re reading this one! to " As an example . .thls morning ftee dudes arrived after classes had begun. One was a student and two others were "Just gonna mosey around 91 cam pus. The two guests were Invited to leave — and they did. The arrogant student was quickly suspended for his attitude and - . ut . - . ' county project. We have the time to do, and the energy to do what we want to do. George Touhy presented .1 past president award to the . - 97 Saved defused without urther tuned'n' cidet the et would have been ap- . ... -' - ' -.4ould receive !uppr)rt of the pie. He said, -This is not a one-man job it Is an entire interested in is that those Who are sincere in wanting to be J U6 with 24 years of service. is due to be repla ced as cha irman of Inter-i- as head of the District of Making a surprise stop while Columbia Committee by a B GAYLORD SHAW route back to the Whit.e liberal black, Rep. Charles C. Writer en A ssociated Press WASHINGTON 4 API — Pies- House from Camp David on Diggi. D-Mich., 50, who was ident Nixon is courting tradi Sunday, Nixon went to an hal- elected to the House in 1954. Two of the 30 retirin g House tionally Democratic voting ian-American picnic and then blocs as he increases the pace toured a Catholic-sponsored members are committee chairmen. They are Reps. William home for the elderly, of his re-election campaign. In past campaigns, most e th- M. Colmer, D-Miss.. and Edmc blocs and the Ca tholic vote ward A. Garmatz, 1)-Md. The 82-year-old Colmer heads generally have been considered V in the Democratic camp. But th e Rules Committee and has th is year Nixon Is trying to been a mem be r for 40 years. A make inroads into Democratic conservative, his place as cornstrongholds as he seeks to weld mittee chairman is destined to a new political maorlty of go to a liberal Democrat, Rep. Democra ts, Republicans and Ray J. Madden of Indiana . SO, J With 30 Years' seniority. independents, Pursuit of that goal carried A NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) Sunday telephone warning about a time afternoon to the south ern Mary. bomb aboard a Venezuelan t land community of MItliner saved 97 per-sons from cheilvihle where be found a most certain death . Nicosia crowd gathe red for th e 12th Airport of fzcia_s said today. Italian FSII Festivai, an The DC made an emergency event to raise funds for the Villa La nding at Nicosia shortly after Rosa Nursing Home. it left Beirut Sunday. The bomb The President's daughter. means 1 column by 2 in. was found in a rear toilet had been chesToosmaUforanadfo Nixon C Ti . , " is 56 and has been in S . - l-..--. ,. The best time to read our free economy booklets is between an 8 tonight. Woos Democratic Vote Blocs Park .irøt - Beth Ifrnson and Margaret Ganas, arid Robert ___ )b Kdgo. I)lstrirt executive Of Boy 82 in 72' slogan — (or thin _1 Scoutsyears' campaign. Ifar(,ld h'iwland and WlltI;io Stmninuli' (t)llIit) tInitf(I I nod Burden, of Sanford Atlantic lit Its kickoff meeting at ho Spokkl fly John A. this year, (Medo has conducted National Bank, will head the Ilittisi' of Steak this morning, Workshop. Cont ri hut Inns a I ready It.sown united campaigns for all financial division; Robert TheConstitutionof t h e United with Jack homer presiding. rt"-t'Iveil include $1,000 from the agencies. Jane dentists-, Ferris, States of America was Adopted We •are ready () 1,0 0 'he .Jai Mid F- ronton; $550 from F.mmons. Ernest residential; September I7tii, 1787. biggest and best campaign ever employes of Water Bonnet In Eugene K e llner. executive Cowley, schools 02 schools, got in the the largest with Cas.sel'"rrv i raised on a fourth director of Central Florida 2,0(X) employes) : Harvey Alper, the United Fund here of history of July auction to hcncft( UP'); Chapter, American Red Cross, attorneys; Fr. Pat Caverly. About the Seminole thigh — $82,000," announced (;eorge Everett Husky Realty, $100; chairman of the fund raising iii South Seminole clergy; Fr . School situation. . first of all. Foster, campaign chairman, and Sweet Water (inks commercial firms. said that William Ennis, Sanford clergy; without success in this area Arthur Mackey, John Carhi, believe about one-half of what This is the largest charitable deveioinnent. $100. more than civic undertaking in the county hear; cause you NIontgomery Ward's of little could be done for pilot firms; E. C. Elsea, Sanlikely the balance is nothing but and has 12 participating Seiiminle Plaza promises a participating agencies. StTVIfl, ford Plaza. Tiny Ray. county. on his committee are C. E. exaggeration, agencies, including Boy Scouts, 2.000 per cent increase ' l Robert Morris campaign Girl Scouts. Salvation Arm y , donation Arthur Evans, Wurgess, chairman In Fern c hairma n last year , assured the chairrr.afl, Frcter, thatne Essentially what we all are . : I hilitren's limni' Sortety, r' enhly elected city iUflS4itnarttan [Ire, American clhnari at Oviedo, was present, I(e'I Crn, Seminole ('otuity represe nting his father and the Mt'nthl health, US), YMCA, City. which for the first time for ll,iq joined in th4' i-r.iirity.wirle (erlt .'r \1 i'l - lnr,di Mroholk's anti Central Florida ''fit-irt of United Fund, Prior to fly ANN SIEIZKOWSKI I - 1. "That the Seminole ('ointy sheriff and Sanford police chief have been requNted to take whatever action is required to safeguard and protect students attendirg Srnjnr,le High School and to arrest and bring about the prosecution of the studentR and others found violating the criminal laws of F16rida. After tabling for 48 hours five r!-t,!) rn.mPnd!!!inwa from Siipt .lOhfl Angel designed to stop the student unrest at Seminole high School, the Sr'iii i nolc ((Airily School Board Monday night adopted as board policy the following recommendations from Douglas Stenstrorri, board attorney, to quell all disturbances with the help of United Fund Launches Ca paign For $82,000 f AND INGINURNG MACH IN ES 2 Tha t the pr;ncpai 'if S.'minnlp High School and the chooI faculty and all other school personnel he directed to cooperate in every way with 3'ner1ff John Polk and Chief Ren iut1er in he prosecution of those viitating the la,,v They are further directed to take all action necessary to maintain discipline in the classrooms and order on 1hp high school premises. Ctnrf On p Sheriff and police: fly HIIJ. S((Y11 Tuesday September 19, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 651h Year, No. 21 FURNITURE AND Congress Changes - Ov 0 Call Today for a Free Estimate SAVE FROM staying remarkably c)O5C*Othe thrust, if not always the particulars, of his ortgtnal proposals The change, by contrast. is far less than the 180-degree turns negotiated by President Nixon when he abandoned a career of opposition to economic controls and reversed his position on US. ties with mainland C'huia. of Coiorad, "Of c'sre, he's been mconARBOGAST number of new members in the Wayne S. AspinaU R WILLIAM F. 'ic'uuw' i-,ext January intcrmr. ar .,nn i.. H -use c' Associated Press Writer approach the record 01116 of South Carolina, Distnct of WASHINGTON AP; — Al- ;:uy office in January 149. Columbia. though a near-record number of who toot Cdller, 84, has been in the 51 new faces in were There new faces Is likely m the ex years His committee House of Representatives, the the House when the present House 50 post is scheduled to go to Rep. January in effect of the changes. including Congress Peter W. Rodino Jr., 1)-N.J., some in leadership positions, 1971. That number already has who is 63 and has fl years of may not be noticeable for been exceeded by announced seniority. time, Mller, SI, has been in the Some senior members are retirements, primary election losing influential committee po- defeats, and the quest for other House since 145. His chairto go to Rep but in most Instances office. Among them, departing rnanship is slated 1)-Tex., 62. with Olin E. league, members have about 1,000 other oldsters Will take over the 26 years of service. years of serice. vacancies. league House members deOf the 15 Newer and younger members feated in primaries this year. the Veterans Affairs Corn must start at the bottom of seniority ladder, but theLr cp four. all Democrats, are corn- mittee. If he elects to keep that post. Miller's chairmanship portunities for advancement IThtte chairmen. are becoming brighter as older They are Reps. Emanuel Cel- would go to Rep. Ken W. Hech---'---•- A.'..-. icr of New York. Judiciary: icr, D.W.Va,, 58. a 14-year vet11=111 ---in George P. Mill er of Calif or nia, eran. If league leaves the VetWith more casual ties certa trans A'fairs panel, the chairin the November elections, the Science and Astronautics; manship would go to Rep. Wdham Jennings Bryan Dorn, D- 'anthrb Aftow 1qrrath Install a famous Carrier Air Central quality Conditioning System 40 el/MI Po lice Security Requested For Seminole High School I You Can ...... GRIN and BEAR IT 6u1....... You Don't Have To Pre- inventory ------------ ' . t -- = - Holdup On A Bus Fat ls; Suspect Held A gun- revolver and had forced Wil. and didn't speak English tot, COCOA, Fla. API good and I didn't want to get who held three passengers humus to stantl that I loved all people. was issleep hurt, Williammis said he hostage for about 1)0 minutes aboard a Greyhound Bus today on ihe bus and woke 'when I Swaning told pulii-e. lit said the gunman smuileti v as rt'i nI'ri'd %mlhi)ithCiOW$ b) felt suit ,t'l 'ttv ft-cling in lily opened his amid iiiutUiiwtituin off the bus tear gas and captured after he pockets." lit' said tie aunes tet jimmy viiiaiuts go saw w Jones sianuu'g let (tie passengers go, police v)-es a 0%- rI him %101 a gun. 1k said next, then released Willie Wil said. A s1kesiiutn for the Cocoa Jones ordered tiiiii to stand tiP hams 90 minutes after the bus Pollee Department said bus and ''said he would kill urn if I pulled Into the depot, lx)hcr said. driver Hubert K Mt'('ort of didn't." Officers had Ui1'itUiitktt the I he driver sail he told St'Vt'Il Jurhmi tU' told ttit'lii lie kk w, passengers in the front of the bus by this turn and tried to P ulling into the Cocoa depot with his Miammil-bounit bus be- bus to get of f, but Jont' kept talk the gunman Into giving up. fore dawn when he noticest a Willie Witliamits; Jimiuny Wit- police saul. Two hours and 40 minutes aftnuin standing at the back of (1w hams, 20, of San Francisco, and Kuzet Swatning of Amuisterdain. er the bus arrived at Cocoa, pobus. The striver said he then saw the Netherlands, as hostages, lice said, officers threw a tear Swuning, who said he was on gas t'anntster into the bus and "a big guy" standing with his hands on tile baggage rink mwur hits way In Miami on a tour of rendered Jones uuucon.sduus. was taken to a local hospipretended tb' Un'.tctt States and pretendedlb (lit' first man, 141W 1w IiI tot' treatiuwut unit hell for of(tt'ers saul "the 1)19 guy'' hi' was asleep when further investigation anti was Willie Wilhiututs, 53, of Fort Jones waving the gun. said. No charges shk oo big, Liolict' Swaning said Jones I.,auttcrstule, and that John lienpolice were filed told 11111% Immediately, ry Jonei, 35, of Fort I niikr him and lit' replied, ''I .-i I tt --' I ' 1 — -- - '- the desk iergeantalm-serves as a jail matron. The salary finally ippruveti for both positions was 17.300 annually. Jaques made it clear 'ai Chief Sweat that ions of the increases are automatic but rather council would approve raises individually. Salaries set for patrolmen Largest salary increase at 35 LONGWOOD — City Council per cent wa.s designated for the this morning in budget session police chief position up from tentatively approved a 40 per 17.500 to $10,000. cent increase In allocation to Approval was given for the the police department for fiscal employment of three additional 1972-73 to beef up the depart- pa tru lme n and one new pulli.-e ment to handle the city's dispatcher, current and anticipated growth. Cer_iderabLe LIL-icuSSwn was to the relative tmgiven th Largest item approved in e putance of a male police $140,192 budget up from the and a female desk sergeant current $99,723 allocation w&3 sergealiL While Pulk'e Chief R. E. Sweat had requeste'l a raise for a road sergeant from N.Ow annually to $7, 00 annually. 'iad asked that the female 'i.ergeant be raised to $8,300. Council Chairman v'., t — .% boob s . Jaques pointed out the tt:. i trapped package exploded in could show no bias because .31 the Lsraeli Embassy ted*y sex anti Mayor Kenneth Brown anti ScotLand Yard said the insisted, "This woman ought to man sshuupenedtteas killed be paid the same as a sergeant aud another wan .*as litroad." lured and hospitalizedBrown and Jaques both The British I'urrign Olftce remarked that the two positions ltit'ulUktt the dead man as are equally hazardous us that Agrli'uI lure Attache Dr. .mi Shat'hurl, The injured -MAU A1 nut iit1il%C4.Iii*Idi Index U*UICtL B u lie ti n -- - for salutes at 3117.192 -64 per cent of the total police budget. 1 - lB I IA Bridge Busuwsa retew r tow Yesterday's high &'seneratty fair through Wedncsdiay with us slight chance of afternoon thundershowers. Highs 88 to 96. Low tonight 10 to 76 - A tale-sumiuner outbretk if heat and huiidttity clung to itiost of the eastern tw o-thirds of the nation today, sparing only North ern bor de r areas and the of sections inland Nortlwilst leutenant s to be anti 14,300. dispatchers. Approval was given for three cadets while the pulke cheil hid r-equestt'd six ' .\rea de.sth.s Weathe were $6,iU0 each, while the Calendar t,Ls_if lei ails cviliws . B_7B 48 cruasisurxlpu.izle Dr. Cunt L)earAbby Editorial kvilultent 9A hA Fil ter taint )rttil&'09e Llu.spttat notes IibLt'' iK'tiiS Sports Stks .. IIA 146i Pont iac 5395 Oldsmobile $595 Ct)sJJ4 "lii. U'I — No men and .a woman tiled early today when an tutu tn ahivh they were riding drove around a lowered railroad crossing gate and wits struck by a train, police said. 'T'he tummies at the lead were withheld pending iuWlcutloti it next of kin. Ottker'I -.aid the .uodeni happrc tied -at -a raalruatl :rsiflg on P',iustit IJrt%e. �2A-The Sanford t4erald Tuesday, Sept - LB c- Question Is Raised II '-" - ___ - Suspect Case Is Postponed ' Fencing' I Just How Important is Pledge? 1!!IA.IP!. 8 MARlO BFTHEA Note: Following Fn tour nf Cronm High Srhnol Sehoo Roard member Jean -- --. . - .,..,. -- ,.- .,-,_,s,. .-., . ., -. .: * .- .'. - ............ . .. .,. ........ . '-U,,---- - ., ... , ______ I 'lfTRICT PRESIDENT Claric'c Rmc 'left maIes presentation " :rophy to Mrs. Eveiyn Harp, president of the South Seminole \'ternns of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Unit 11207 of Lorigwood mr tic' Unimportant you s pledge to each oUter our lives, I-I ospitcI SEJ'rEMIIER 1,1S72 ADMLcSIONS F\lotes Snwrna Ileach Discharges Sanford: Mary Corrtnc rione Robert C. Langiutti Murlin A. Turner Sanford Francis C. Westerfietci Arthur T McArdlc Jantes C Mitchel. Mitt' M Joties Wayne 0. 13y'"E Horace C Wilbanks Ernest MLIdLIrOI 1411Ufl1 1111. JflL Jones M GUi Michael II). Baxter, 1,.Clvin E. Jelk.. AflflII M 1lt'. rk'lton C.asselberry Burl Morris Jr., Dlmna Minnie I). Justice. Ovutdci C'.t'cii C. Knon. O'Brien. Flit Legal Notice ___________________ tellin a thing long enou!h I i' i" C nftrt enough until it becomes with distressed humanity. larkaidaisicully performed The flag is a symbol of a believable. Wtt - cannot we because it is a state ta Then rountr where one can be instill democracy in these we've come at long way from anything in the world he fertile young minds so that it respect. love and devotion lit chooses if he remembers tw willbecomeantntegr&lpart Of rnuntr. and there is a cancer things not ti put Ins wtshrnw their lives and thinking gnawing at the foundation of where Ins backbone should be forever' Surt' there are injustices ill uItrioUsni which threatens to and that the best helping hand '°' tins country, hut we've come a one ran receive is at the end titSairit. r:t'er (Iii" 11.11115 gTI'IIt S Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE Of! APPLICATION 5p )l7 415 Florida Statute't 0' FOR TAX DEED (Set lu 415 Florida St.tul of P" i.f , I[ ('[ 5 ' . -r" °•_ ' • TPIfif 11 V SOlL'il" flu hOIde' Of Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTiTIOUS NAME STATUTE "C 'I.'lOAt '.3"' ''f+. ci rr thai' he' c,rtIIucft- for tat deed to hi 'FictIflous P4amc, Statute" ChP'' the' toIlowln crilficMe' Pat flied taut' cr'tlficate for tait neect to be' iSSued thereon The' certlfictute' 16.SOc Florsdai Statute. will register f tiSuanci', the' with tPw-Cterk f the' Circuit Court. in Legal Notice NOTICE 0! APPLICATION FOR TA DIED (SPc 117 4l FIOriCI , IllS NOIc( The't R ' ScnooIratt the' hOtde'r I 'e' fOIIDWIflQ CIilifIC.fite' crrtlfic..ite for ?a dPe(1 to be issued thereon The' ct.rflticb?, number iino yea' dcscrIpti of swance. ?I'Ie' o• the P"OO*" find the' namrinwhichl?watatseswcarpas SEMINOLE COUNTY. tUai?Ce iw,c FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO fl. 11)1 Qe' "FA .i . k£R t'[ I P7 lONER AND DLI PIN RAY p,iC:fR RESPONDENT TO GLENN RAY kNICKEP RESIDENCE IJPdI(NOWN ,(riptIOIi Of Propr? LCeS , i. BOObertnWTI A iai Name' in which assessed Oscar & CattiermfleGunfl All 1 5.iiC property briog In the County a4 Seminole'. Slate of Florida UnleSs such tee the' and for Seminole' County. Florida, YOU ARE H ER F BY NOTI F I ED tificate thu I be re'd,em.0 .ccordinp number and year 0$ t%tuiflCe the' description o the property. 'fb$ of Coleman. Z&Jwood Legal lotice to law the' property described Ifl WCt' flIifllt In Wftit?i It Wit attested .rc at Im in uii.on far diswlutlon betcriptior c• the' properl, and the' of This notice, the fir marriage' Piait bi'en file'd ty Certificitt wiI (if' 5tiIC tO the' PiipPW't' Tier. A. Ayers, Osteen name in whit? I'wasatsetsev.re'at flIwt tiluous name fOWl? ROYAL ARMS i 5HEAREE INICkER anø you are' tfiSt buØØer fit tIli' front dOCV Ci' the' FICTITIOUS NAME Cerijlucate' Pc fcIIo,,, Glen L Wilkes, Tltusvi.11c APARTMENTS under whit?' we' are NOTICE ISh e'bgivertrie? I are reQuired to serve a copy f your Seminole' Coun'b Court House' Jit I%tu$nt 19# Certificate' tilt) 74" S'e'ir Lanard I. Gorman, Euleas, engaged in busineSs it 500 Orange enaigud in bulinPU it INwy 1792 AM., or DescrIption o Properly written defenses. i' any. to it on Senfof'd, FloridA, ii! Issuance' 1%'. ti"ive. Ifl the CDj 0$ Atfamonte 'rex LOflQwD,.d I 0 fbi 271+ CARROLL BURkE. Attorney or the' firSt Monday in tPue' month of 10.32 Description DI Property 5prinp, Ftorid Jeannie Adams, Longwood Seminole' County Florida untie-. Petitioner + whose' aidd'est as 117 October, 1972. WhiCh '5 the 2nd clay of PAittwaus La' faA pair1ie interested ,,, •?I' ficlIhious VI?nI' of MOBILE WORLD Plilt IIiI I PIWC Sanforo Atlantic hint Building. October. 1972 Claude E Elidren, Deltotut Orient. C.aircierr. First Agtlltior enterprise' are' follows at tiusin 5:.E5&5EPVIC( INC intithit I Name' in whit? aisetsec Jonn Sanford, Florida 37771 arid file the' Outed this 7Sf? day of AuguSt, 1972 Put Bt I( t'arae' 27 manuel 5ctuntlen I)! CHARGES intend to register Laid name wit? the' Name in whit? assessed Orienta Ctuiwlm. HeirS All of said property Fannie' Meisler original with the Clots of the above (Official Clerk's Seal) Clerl 0$ the' Circuit Court. Seminole' Sanford: ARTHUR ii BECkWITH, JR., being in the' County of SemInole, Haroir Ripp. Styled tour? ot, r before' the 12th Fernertes, Inc ill of stud proper Coun",, FIQr.dt, in ac.,ordftncr .itti Joseph A Wreriri Staihu' Cit Fl0.'ifltl Unless SUch C? Outed ail Orlando Orange' County day of October, A C) 1977 otherwise beift ir the' oun'i ci' Senuinole' the provisions of (Pit- FictItious Clerk f Cirtull Court. tiIucate-thaill be- redeemed according r IO'dei SePtember 13th. 1973 a fudpmel.' may tie entered against Evat Mae S:ptiri Slate' of Fio'icUi Unless uc 5.cliori Nainut- SIntutes. 'To Wit Seminole County. Florida Iilicatcthall be redeemed according b111v th,-propef"ydeSCTlbed in WCti Publish Sept 11, 76. Oct 3. 10. 1972 you for t,ie' relief demanded in me Florida Statutes 1957 Lowell K. Bauder fby Virginia E Huff crtitiCAtr will hi' told to the' highest "fUel ' Pttjtiøp Plaw (tie property cletcribecj in surtu ! Charles 0 Cattle Emils' Juanita jjtJ cast bdflCr a! the tron' door a' Ytie Dernj'y Clerk '1 r WiTNESS my' hand ar.0 the iI of 'ertlficaitt' will be' sold tr the highest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH Eva L C'.nnnurs. beBar} tc 'c'; Sept s ii, tcr nufultit, Sep' Ic. s 0' bidder ' ttie- nv of the' Semincil, Coun' Cntr' House Serninolt' County tour' siouse' •t Santortu Fioridi, t, 1)00 AM.. or JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR saic Court or the 0Th clay of Sept., Publish DEC tiC Aug 'c Albert Schlumpf. Delt.onu '( )972 the' fIrs' Monday in tnt month 0$ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA (Seat) Sanford Florida. at 1100 AM.. 0,. JOUSi NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CIVIL ACTION NO 721097 ORDINANCE NO 74' October. 1972 which is the inc day o Arthur H fbckwith Jr the' tirs' In month of M,ond*y the NAME n&'ru'rt KeU.ñ S Rrewet, Lake Mary HE ti THE MATTER OF or AN DR C)i NANCL or 'TN F C October1972 WhiCblLthe7nCdtuyOl October, 1972 C e.'t ci' Circuit Cnu iCj WPIC)f' 1 MAY CONCERN SUSAN A N NE ADOPT ION Cø Charles L. Green, Longwoocl FLORiDA. CAS!.ELLERR" Datec ttuts 25tti dai f August. Seminole' County iIcy3 Notice tt. twrony givu thit thf October. wi P4i and kAREN LYNN PAIGE L.iPRE5SING 'THE INTENTION James F. Kall, Leesburg (Officiil Clerk's S.tal) Ely Masin. E.oen uncleri.igtteti, purtuifit it the Datec ?tiIs75?Pt day 01 August, 1977 I', JONPi B 01 THE CITY '10 EXTEND ITS ARTHUR H BFCkW 1 T*'t iR "Fictitiosa. .aam.statute".Chawr DfIictaI Clerk's Seall Deputy CIeX Lois J. I'tttman. Winter NOTICE OF ADOPTION TERRiTORIAL LIMITS TO iN r,uIltr MOS Florida Statute will Carroll Burke' ARTHUR N BEC.:WlTh, JR.. Springs PROCEEDINGS NIX CERTAIN LANDS LYIPilC' Clerk f CircuIt Court wEth the-Cleft of the' Circuit Court. iii or FLC)RDA TO Attorncy for Petitioner THE cl.-TF Whit MacSchupbacth, Winter CONT1GLiOUS TO THE PRESENT Seminole County. FIDride' and for Seminole' County. Florida 117 Sanford Atlantic Clerk 0 Circuit Court, ci WNOSI fb KOUNDAR IS 01 SAID L IT')' AND proof of the' Springs f)y Virginia recoup' of ,spciq flint. Bldg Seminole' :nty Florida '.1 OF NC I ANt) MAIL INC SE fir tnt' WITHiN THE SAME COUNTY notice thiS publication of Deputy' CIC"t Sanford, Florida 37771 By Virginhi I fluff i.RE UNkNOWN AOt)PE SLID LAND IINC, ).PIOWN 1 tO 1972 tit tout, name' tt' WI? C SCHAI'TE% SePt Pu(iuist Aug 78 SEI'TEMBER Th, ir 5qpP 12. 19, 71. Oct.3 1072 Deputy Clerk Pubuuth YOu ski HEREBY NC7TIFIE... DEN 53 ASSOCIATE!. under which I are Puolise, Aug 78 Sept C 12 19, 1972 RED LiLIC. LAkE ROAD Lc- Ifil Admissions named herein _______________________________ Orange' engaged in business at S + • Sanford' Sandra Weatherman Phoebe Jones LoutIe. Holden Willie Agnes Fields lien F. Wack' Ilaskell A. Barrow Salle' Seabruok Debra .3. Winn George Dague Rev. Pasct) M.1itct'eu Earl H Bourq rde Stella letuuard Juwpti Leti Mnswurth Patricia B. 1ti.aner Edna M. Guatafson ,rBrucr Godwin WIlliam .3. WhItele' UI) Jackson, DeBar' Edward E. Smith Sr., PieBarv E. Keith Crush)', Detwiut Geraldine Fish, Deltona Manuel Ses'wur, John Deltrnui li-em' LI l)emnake, I)ettom* Raymond 'I'. Livingston, I)ettunii Helen M. Haggard, Delwrui ltiibert C. Sawyer, Edgewater Mary E Phillips, Geneva RIchard E. Hahn, Ne ________________________ AAernber . Launched The League of Women Voters of Seminole County will its fall membership drive witha cutlet at 1(1 a,ni Wednesday sit Use Spring Lake Hills lariat Of Marilyn Crutty, League first VIII' preSident The giitiiermg will tumor iw A prospective menibers humorous skit tvti been par-ed under tb. du-ectrnn Jeanne Viss W acquaint ttit guests with the' program and functions of the Laague+ A question period will follow the skit, z'iing tjjj'ectjaei hi ring Lake Hills may meet *itst cmmity Q%$55cl .*t 9:45 LW d the .upport candIdates ft (fp strive through its voters service coriuniUeelolflfcWILCltll,et$ the Issues In 5aCII election. A series of tograzfls tm Education Channel 's Fetdback" was presented by the League tø 4.ts In the present the BliSEalpUbbC. pre- 1' r ' • -, ,' - J)tjp Thsjgh - *' grasp JOHN ______________________________ ma' the11 Petitioner BOOTH. ties filed a Itu the Court *4 the County Judge. NOTICE OF APPLICATION rtitiut. r. trie' above t'yied cour Seminole County. Floridi, i FOIl 'TA) DEED to' ff14' adoption 01 the' minor Probate That the part', IflhU"e'ttCd it b 415 Floridi (Set ctiiltIrrr named bUt.int'tt .nlerwiae' it as follows herein In re' Estate of Statutes DI 1114) Lmanuv. SCtiIItIeli ;,P4NE PAiC,E and I(APEP.. HARRY 5. CANIL1 01St known 05 Statu$ei 01 t%II i. Hci-'EI" C'IVEN. p4O'TICE 001ev of Orlando Oranac Count', vat' are reQuired HNP A CAHIL I t'U-fI'Y C.I'EN N0 ICE 'Tttai' Si V. Schooicrat the' holder f LYNN Pa.IGE,anc r,0r*ui S teftfl' 13th 1973 Oecii'asec 'That N V' Sctiooicrat' the holder Of th tollowing trtificite' hat filed to Shov. cause' why the' same mould PubliSh SCp' 18 76 O-1 J IC. I'T be' granted by se"vinq a copy of To All Cr.dl?ori and Persons Having following cetitficati' ties filed said certificate tor tap deed hi- no' 71 Claims or Demands Againtt Said defenses. talc certificate for lii' deed (0 be issuec ttiereon The certificate your written obIecliotfl or Estate any, upon Roger L fiery of thitreOl. The' crrtliicate' number and veer Issued 0$ tss.aance the FICTITIOUS NAME You and sect of you are hereby the CLC','ELAND, MIZE A BERRY, number antI year 4 iStUEIflCC the' desc'Iption of the' property, and NOT ICE IS herehi given ttiat anti reQuired to prOseOt any Attu'neyt for Pslition.r. Post Office notified O1'tC"iPtiOt 0' tht- propert, and thu narer In whit?' I'wai,istess.tl a', which you. gr are' engaged if' (iu5ines& 5? 4ic Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida 37771. claims aria demands name' if"WtuiCt. !wnsassesser areas follows either of you. may haiP ipaanst the f'iumoi'u,. Cattelberrs. Seminole' by filing the original thersof anti followt Certifictute' tilt 501 YCaiC of ettele o4 HAPPY A CAHILL. IIISCI County, Florida under the' 4.CtifuaJt wit? the Clei't of the Circuit Court In Ce"tlticsitt tilt 076 Ye's' a' issuance !968 HENPI A CAHILL & c. EcauIPMrk r,ms' ' and for SeruisnolcCoufl?t, Florida Description Of Prspsrty t- issuance 19,s" deceased, late' 0' SAid Court", to the TRUCk LiPID AUTO SALES. 0' D.toti, be'fOt't• the' Itt Oat. Description 04 ProPerly County Judge' of Seminole' County. lIlt Pd 10' intend to r.ejttr' said name' with the' .. IC),. 1072 Othe'weSee ovtault may Ft Florida at tiit office in the court 7!. Lot At North' OriancIc karuhat Court. Seminole the' Circuit Cleft o4 be- entered against you granting said hej5 said County at Sanford, Duck Pond Ace to Casselbr'ry Plot book 13 Page' 3 County, Florida ifl accordance vail?' Floriwi. within tie' calendar months hilst IIOOt II I'age' 7 Name' it' wtltCPu assessed Josept'S. adoption the' provisions O the' Fuctltuous WITNESS my hand and official from the time' of the firit publication Plume it Whir? assessed Murton j, Mary' C .3ick,son Al of SedtiOfl Name Statutes. 'To.Wlt uti thI' County of W 0 ff11' Clerk o the CircuIt Court 0 ttiit not,Le Tw copies of U*Ct' A ivityn C. Tompkins Alt nf said I p"ope'rt'. biting .6509 Florida Statutes 1957 Unless or this 30th day' of August. AD.. clarr or Cft'manC snaIl tie' in writing. Count', Cl Seminole State' p'0pi't', t}e'1g U ttt1ici'.cl I. I rvt Good Crud shall stSlt theplace 04 resiDence FloridA UfulelS such certitirate sPiel' pu' redeemed 1972 Seminole Stale' of c.n. Doefl rid post office' address of the' suCh certiticate shall be' redeemed according to li the' property Seal 3 76. Publish Sept 1: clament. anti shalt be 5WUt'fl tO by ARTHUR P1 BECKWITP4, JR according tO 10* the' property DesCribed iri tuctt certIficate wilt DENS' the claimant, their agent. oe at Of the' Circuit Court Cia. in such DescrIbed certIficate will be sold to the highest Cast bidder at ba"nes and accompanied by a fIling fly Marttie 7 vinien soititci thie' highest cast bidder it the' Ipie' Iron? aoar a' In,' Seminole' 1w 0' one' dollar avid such Claim or FICTITIOUS NAME Deputy Clerk triit ior t the' Senuinoic County County Court Pioute at Santorci. øemanc not So filed ipialt be VOid NI i I :.tu.'epy given ti,i' 'air, firj C[t,'1L5.N0 MIZE A BERRY Lou'l House's? Sanford Florida, dl' Fiori0. at 11:00 AM.. or the Donald . tii it tJuSifleSt, • : ,.urbi" .oe Li P.', Di' the Ii's' Mondoy' in Monduly' in the month a' CJc?cn,e-, Attt)t)eY'- tO" P?tittO,' As acitninrsluiitor oruve' Cassetb,rry. f'ia , Seminole Ittt month 0, October. I9 Whit? it 1973 wtiicti is ttte' 2nd day' 0t Octooe'. 'ot' is true Estate of County, Finn under the luctiti Sanford, Florida 37721 Harry A Cahill. also known dsy Ut October. 1972 nmm.o' PA C.E SCHOOL and that the' ihd PubliSh Sept 5. 12. IV. 76. 1977 as Henry A Cahill, said name with Dated this 25th da of August. 1972 this 2SfP tilt, of August. 1972 Dated regislee I inleno ft OF $'I 70 Deceased iOfficlal Clerk's Saali lOfficual Clerk's Seall the' Clerk o' the Circuit Coufl, C venun MIre. Jr.. 0' ARTHUR P1 IbECIWITH. JR.. ARTHUR P1 flECKV.'" rloria.i an at County Senuinole IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (.1fTi'EL4ND. MIZE cortlance with ((ii' provisions of the' A fb(RRY Clerk of Circuit Court. tier? at CircuIt tour EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli FictItious Name Statutes 'ToWO Attorney,. for Estate' 5.vnuinote County. Florida Fici- ci,' CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County'. SectuoI6!. 09 Florida Statutes 1957 P.O Drawer Z BY Virginia 1. Htf Virginia I Hut' COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL AC by S Mary I Dunn Sanford. Florida 22'T) Deputy Cleft lION NC) 71.1.65 Deputy Clerk Putililtu 5ep1 1 *9 26 Oct 3 ic'; PubliSh Sept IV, 76. Dcl 3 tO. 1977 5. 12. 19. 1977 t'utiltlti Aug 79 Sept t9. 1973 In Pr Marriage' *4 Publish Aug 29. Sept 5. 17 H ) OFt-f ___________________________ :3CC,155 010. 152 JANET C VFNDI'TTO NOTICE OP APPLICATION cOrT'ipaIgfl , in the City 04 Attamonlo DEC. SM Drive', Sp'ings I lOrsIli Legal Notice 'k NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOP TAX DEED (Set 197415 Florida _________________________________________ _________________________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED uSes 197.195 Florida Petitn.', - NOTICE QI APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Sec 117.415 Florida 010157 I '4 . - ,','_,s'i.' . wri , - "'" P. - ' . '. 'its t - . . - • . + 'I' . - ' , I rent rnenl Iloclergol rig ': i Hill i f'.ntii,i Itlaivefi l)ivision night at the official grand Mrs Hal Spragins opening of To n and Count r I tnt oln Met uun facilities at F we Points. I .00king on left to right are Mofl(iav - - . _____________________ I II (if') (,r.i n iiit" Iti m n of \% met jU I iug Mi)re of Satifoi'tl. - -. -- uIi$viSefl by CApt .1 Ihul Sj)1'aitt, (IWII$'I', Mavot' 71)11(1 fl)at)flgers , , it (,IlleIV. (IV 111111 11W , 1fl rif "'' (in I) tly . ann '' While EatIng, TaIWng lthiO4P'/'t, Itutt#rg rriertIrr'! the ugg .r . . d atterrIPt :iii;'ld f,)E'kwrM jec rr I uti a ' m'''t Ii' '.', )nner. i' ''!i' rrner ef.*1l toW . kIteIl - I',,.. - ;I; a con nuane.. until . ' More Scur'tty With his ;isqlct lfl Slur,, fiPiyc taos fIPfCIfllSiflt oo;tc still II pntl.'rit at FkirtdII where tIe Was lIlil1lItiIl. removed otter the incident. 1111(1 M ttvui IA'P t ,Innja SMfs ,ilkme4 Rutbera and Iru"kwrw'vl to confer lEt th. grand jury room ar4, tpnn return. Rutber reqn.sted 4*-71 hours to confer with th0 ttur4arlt elka barged on Sept. S. 1A1rk. wrial WItS retllrned to rotinty .1011 (III SOfIt 13, having been rleterrnlrtei'l by the hospital itt r.v(lpd'tant to stand trill aral itt Assistant State Attorney () for j lmTfl.dIilIfily the clefenrlsrit'l sanity ,incI uitillity to stand trial. lockwood 041 ndrTtIttprl (tithe ltst' In- f 'hlIttIlhOti('hl'f' Ills mc" will rolled, - - "°Y 2 t1')"f'' , "'i. I', - - :t 4 ' fi'' AW'll I. f'nIkmln ritln*ifin'res, (in ltl('f'PllItefl nif iitiil aiding Iii flIP ('fifll'PRlIflltflt cit stolen property 'Ilto )'fltlttI, 1011011 bleerllng lfl hk cell by ii Joller, flfifirlrently from Si ('Ill 1r'Ill(IVIHI stili'lte ('sit, and almost bled to death. Hf' ifliltIllflf'(I nfl IrlJIli'Y while - # tire Y appear ' Caitiff f'fl tlnrgefl witlI tItlyllig, rPUivirig 4 , " f' the 9fi irr'iIgnrd Jul11 over ,ttnrnirtg ts'fuurn ('Ira - tIlt ,fllflgP lkittlIfIlf'k S'Ilfi lii' kwnlfm'l iq -.--.•-.; -. -' - " )OIII1I, 'trtllIIr qtlif'I(lP In 'rnmly SrI on id. 'th Rutherg, Ijir'kserM mntioned he to return to the tat. hospital ;te1c'islsnt' belt irltpreetq Jll'lgc' Salfi reesppei'I the utc.',noting that the iifndnt l,III'k4'(ltlfl, who nttvnptorl ' I c ' - - - S S ' • 'l''Im'niluint For Sern in ole High School Wife' .1 1) MORRISON and .1 6 C HOD L AT HI E 'T IC ASSOCIATION. an JAMES H , .i - k&LiS[I. A LORBACH+ iWC. and t'ontlnued From Page Cit ),rectort GARY I '-IAROLO RANDOLPH c.Cic)DQICN CAR APIC stockhci!CrrI ASSOCIATES. INC and itt suc HAROLD B Pflhi'c' MARS I') V' HOC,ARTP'4 and 4 ' + - - - NOTICE 0! SUIT TO HOWARD H ALLSOPP and ERNE ST S ALLSOP!. ui wwan me tiers a' tue' 11,5' Board Of Oire'ctors uric as 7 rutte'et of ..CTAMONTE HOMES COMPANY, CI.SSOIvPC co.'pora?ior and any ti inkrsown stockholders U 0. '6N'TOPil J F ALICE. W L 'T OR .3 H TUCk £ R C I -.- . --. ________________________-- . '' • - - - -. - . .-- -' - ,i a11 Con str u ct 10n • I ' - - ' Ituttx'ri, requi'sta d Uu• i'iiurt continue (lit' uirritignmf'nt '(l('terItIlIllt loft u1 tlii' 110111 - Ilflil ''' MARiLYN C HC)C,&R'TP't Put wife', me' above' still be living. and øt'ua. !he'ir unknown heirs. grantee's ie'gai'ees, wouscs creditors. i'enors successors arid ill Other pines claiming D. through, undel' o' tuguins' any üf the' individuilt or corporatuons named. Defendants C.Pi.NtM 111111 (ii &000R I CH tune RANDOlPH Y MLTHENY+ and ani1 unknown s?cukhOI0?'ft. anc t'ni'li iii the jul51 two years 10 view 4)1 the" fighting + crtsor, kEY' DEELOPMEN' aND REALTY. INC dinoI%''c' corporfi!uOfl%+ find lilt' nJ Ore'ctns CZAR" Ill ic'rlii)fl. ''That parents of students lIj1itI'tIt iIIclir(li"r WtlI('ti is' prlflt'ljilIl, 11(111 11111Cr SChOOl saul iflstflictton.s flX't7IVL'd attending Seminole High School t'iirri'iI 110 Si 'tiiuiil grifllflhls txhiy, duly iitxnit of the' IlloSt Seminole I ugh School, scene oIfIclutls lx advised that children ap- by teachers instructing them Monday of student disorders, the sItuation at (lit' st'htwil, read I woultt like to rvt-ot,iiiu'ritl OW not to involve themselves in prehended for violation of fillowiflg appeared serene and peaceful (hr following stntelllt'nt listing policies trying to stop student fights Florida laws and school ''I. ituit St'tiool Board initiate' this morning as students found four ret'oti*iiietittations, inAngel asked Mrs. ('rain if she will be eXpelled for the that sIte as a woman was their way to t'las_scs, while chillIng hiring of security steps to provide two security rern.tinder ci! the school year." fl1Clflt tb' lii lit' iltuIltIIt'il lM'1lliIii'l police and guards, to rt'sutivu' the high requested not to tr to stop squads of Sanford Roard action came alter S4'tlOiIl. school tights among bo's' "There was county de1*itles remained just school unrest. overflow crowd of "2. 'l'hat these persons be Angel's complt'tt' statement: If needed. dist'nction mentioned as to seconds away parents thronged the meeting iIIrI'('teii to patrol the hallways ''Based on the' fact Illat there ') added Uiter The At least two students were room with varied suggestion_s resolving the situation at the Herald asked the teacher from treated for cuts and bnitses at has been racial unrest ut ant walkways between the forhours of 7:30 il.tIi. and 3p.m. on in- Seminole Memorial llospIt+iil Seminole lbgh School during itchool that saos four students whom she received the ?hI S that s'tusd is In session. scUons tt the only answer earlier in the day anti released. arrested by police after several ''3. 'l'liat these I*'rsons have she would gust' was "troll') A Sanford woman, 1rs. acts of vIolence occurred. Ui' resjsin.sihilitles to 1.311cc steps Tommie 1.. Campbell, Monday Cindy cram, Seminole HIgh higher up." to quell any disturbance which trs Charles Q. Shriver, 1331 afternoon signed urn assault School teacher and mother of a might lead to riots, demon daughter attending the ID•12 Sumtnerlin Avenue, telephoned ;ind battery warrant charging stflltli)flM 111111 etc. , board The Herald this morning that 17-year-old Michael L)allns, of shocked facility, "4. 'l'hat specific job her non, Charles Vi'. Shrwer, lloute 2, Sanford, after her members and the audience lIS('ttI(ffl and resfx)nslbIlitles junior student at Seminole daughter, t)ebra, was struck in well when she advised the the by Itt' developed High, suffered a fractured jaw the face with fists, causing action directing school peruiwrintendcnt and principal In in a melee at the school Monday bleeding to the girl's mouth. sonnel to maintain dtciphnc i'ontwctlon with local law en. 3 F Atugel, ititer e'onft'rring with lit' Is COnfined to tin' Iie'dtling, St'initiok' Naval 11i'itcpitl at Orlando, stw Jii'k order on the premises ran counter to the rismls and ii - (ii raId ,. 5, ft ;ucce's).cir+ C,&R&PIC. NC (15W' wed corpora?ioflI.. ano last C,AR&PIC. U:. WAS ''fill. 5111w off I .Iltlpiflg to (tie' lw11'h, • fe ra Ct ce I 111 I 3 Automatic Cycles 10 Added Convenience i NEW Vi )l(K A1r iiiay hiive charms to siiothe thi' savage beast but a lady who practiced scales 011 a French horn at odd hours only incited her neighbors to sue. Civil ('ourt Judge Ikntle'y Kris.sal Issued a decision Mooday ordering Shirley l..iihm to confine her tinily practice to t't'rtilhll houts mr lace eviction (mlii her lower East Side' uipartme'nt. The schedule: a tnaxirnun1 of one hour between noon and p.m. and a mnxtmwn of two " MI'sl( - - assigned from local law en' urday-and never Kassal noted that Miss Lahm, forcement agencies to fill this on Sunday. - 1ImI s.l.ct 5. , . N ,hryJ't.bvlcriti , '5' iniic i uI . i.n 1r!l• II run . '5' N,. p.nitust f.VediIeItk ooi-4nwi t.lP. eap ." , u*iI uvu'tsil.'t?*S. 'T'i / I / '' -' -teetes lifo . I $11 u=i of three . I I • DDE7IOON 99 C 0 CHRIST, P F MAGUIRE. A V FULLER. 6 J V' MACV C i ROBERTS an MOSTELLFR. las' known Baird of Directors aria ltguudaiDrs of BANk OF ORANGE AND TRUST CO and any unknowr! StockhOiOefS, J £ 1 PP-4IPPS. bus wife'. PHI PP! inc MAPR'i' F P$-41PPS and ALICE M P,-41PP5. hit wife BLANCHE P ANDERSON H N BAkER and ' Corporations above' named YOU ARE NOTIFIED that. Sui' tOQuit'I'TitIt'Piast*,flbrougllt untt,e' Circuit Court of Seminole COuny. Florida against you and each p1 yOu claiming en estate, right, title or inti'est mu' lie! upOfutht' following Described rest property situated in Seminole' Count,, Florida. to wit Loft 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. arid 7 in Bloc? 71. of SANLANDO 'TIlE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL Sanford Section, according to P1at thee'Of as recorded in P1.1 Book 3. Page 66. 04 the Public Records of 'Seminole County. Florida, and you are' required hereby to file' you' answer or uthe'r written Oett'tise' is'rsorsatly. o' by your at tarfwy, with tht' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Eighteenth JudiCial Circul'. Se"ii,i'jlt' t'y,jfl'y Florida, a' flue Cvrttibosc in Sanford. Florida. and to $etve a COpy thereof upon the' Piaunti$ft' •tlUTfWy. *110W fiifTbf it P(PIPIIETP4 M BEANE. l me firm 0' STEPHENSON and BEAN F Post Office Drawer One, C.sselberry, hiotitia.37701, nut later than flit 11th day 01 October. 5972. therein Selling up lIVe' Intat,, r,gnt, f fit'. or iflte'rt'tt ei or lie't, upon the above Orib.d p'cipe-'ty cli mined tiy you ar'd ttmouId you fail to do so. default ilI tue e'fite'rt-G apaitist you WITNESS my hand and seal 0' flit Cuurt at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. this 14th day of S.ptemtI' 1972. (Seal) skI P4UR P4 BECK WI TM. JR. Ceerk o Cw'tu.t Court ,.ni.hUl County, FIUIpd. 1St klmn Eden Deputy Cie-rP. p:erir,ejt IV 'jr.. ST EPP4ENSOW and BEANE 10*1 014w... Drawer One r5salbefr hlofid. 3V'rJl ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF , 1912 PDliSh. Stpt 49,36, e' .t 3, 0EH77 I y. '_iia a .','''' Li' C CU. CVr Ed - • , , - At , t"' , 131$. CS Li IS ('en i'o it', C.e" f.i 54 a • - (p,jrj_i' • • -. - SIn psi ii is.. a .a,s.s.n',,, S.S e • u '. ', , C,'eyf4 If', • C,itO.i "il' £3 * . in' Pitt 3.4', ml Pp )$' ,,cu,a' 7). v.,aitc.c 13 + ', • , ., • -. . • a . 1, flit 'iN Moo" 0, iS /tO '. , - L'g &u, S's L0(t'id 30 . CAaqvi ii' C,'a'o' • I 5 . . 'a ' . , Penney 7 later in the week toat't on the superintendent $ reconimend.a Lions. i-.' .slonuil horn player, (lescribed her pla)tng 85 clark, muted and mellifluous." Open Mon. thru Fri. $ a m . 1)0 . en - Cio'wd on Sat, DIAL 322-lS4 2522 PARK 3 -'- '-- - - There's a Saturday Bank with totally free checking -close to you. I' -, lii M(1usI:KI';'Il':1'l( Stuart ('ulpepper, SCI1*ifl(iIC Board School County member, who with a (lead mouse in his right hand Set! photoi had fun during Monday night's School Hoard meeting. Severutl lyman high School seniors, above, we're almost %'i&'tIIllS of Cullpt'pper's practical joke with the mouse. Euurlii'r tb' tsiartl mnenober plat'e'd tb' rodent on the desk of hltitiy Shilling, board recording secretary, while she skits away on a chore. Iiter lie reclainwd the rat after she failed to return in short finally before order; ilisposing of his "Toy" in the trash can. 1ll Scott Photo . 0P0550 W(IC'M SAIlS IL '.' * COMMERCIAL SAM AT APOPSA P*OeQSLD c0elMt51,Ai, I,N'I* AT J$IOft PARS - 3 , , e,oCoiasi 991, 1 piiIcPti)4 33il 0CA Rep 5il 73'. 0i'w oui 7g& Dud SS*. li 5 Peg P $1, 5.0(1 lid )Ji. ID?' Seals Soul?' Co %$,, Speer, U ii S hind IE' 5' 0 0. S i ' I i '. Pen CenI iti4ii,)* '. Na' La • • ,., )f 71'. - peace courts are ended Jan. 1 Police Chief Ben Butler, reacting to a suggestion that hit' city could work out a deal wtth the county to house city prisoners, asked, ''What happens when they say we can't prisoners your house anylliore?" Butler pointed out that AIt.amonte Springs used the count)' jail for prisoner housing at one tunic, but later the municipality was advised to [intl another jail, The chief also pointed out the county jail is operated in ti different manner than the city jail. Architect John l)ragash advised the commission it would require about 30 days before he could start work again at the site, and suggested the commission might have' more information relative to the judicial change in that little' 1 Report Stock . ., 3. (hal i ion let 74% I'd AitCa 'a CWtCar3uie AI)I Am? VPl r' (P'S St. Am Sd IC Omuporut 173'. ' Liii Can 30'. ( A L 731, • Am Cvari fl , • Am MO4 I'. • '. IKUCiP 130". 73*. A I & I 4liI • I , r,u'sifu I ia Pa Ii'. Ampee . Ii. PAt. 3]', • AnU$a IS . , Pore All R,cl' 1,3 • P or 11(1 ii', • 30 . B.aUI) C,ec' Or" a"i • .35,??' $tu 3'. 5Or01' 73k, Cat.' 1. iP' iI' ip the county jail. But, since efforts have not been fruitful to have the office seek Governor's special clarification at the November legislative call of the prisoner housing problem, the commission Monday decided to go ahead and build the conriplex as designed, with a few slight riatiollS, Architects advised the facility could be completed within a year but work on removing muck from the Marshall Avenue site must be conipleted for a foundation. C.oriuntssion has attempted for months to receive some clarificationonthenewiudlt'ial law, ever since it voluntarily voted to phase out its niunictpal judgeship in order to afford the county another judge to try the expected heavy caseload - Noon t La i. lii LI., S4_,"JT1' I- . I I 7 7 t All systems are "go" for construction of a ness Sanford police-jail complex on Marshall Avenue ission during The City C Monday afternoon's special session voted unanimously to 1proceed with the construction of the $550,000 facility ss'ithout knowing what the ultimate effect Article V judicial reform will have on housing of city prisoners, beginning Jan. i. Architects of the Sanford Firm of Gutmann, Dragash and Matz were present and were of' ficialiy given a ''green light" to proceed with plans to place the struc-ture on the site selected over a year ago by the com mission. Work on the complex was stopped by the c'onu'mssion after information was received that judicial reform would alow I) . rid NOTICE Oh APPLICATION FOP TAX DEED WILLIAN' EDWARD VEPIDITTO. FOR TAX DEED (Sat 197,415 Florida Respondent (Sec 197 415 FloriDa Statutat Of 1169) Statutes 0$ lN) NOTICE OF SUIT Statutes DI Slaules 04 1169) NOTICE IS HIRU1 1Y GIVEN. NOTICE IS NFtEIIY GIVEN, l.aaiird Vendltt0 1 C.IVEN. TO WIlliam NP'? ICE iS .'ifTREUW C"iVI'Pt HRrIt' NOTICE That P W Schoolcraft the' holder f TIta' P W Scnooicra'? tn. hold.' 4 'TownWiR 2% SouTh, Range 30 East a4t the hoiDe! 0 Thi' P V. SciiuOicraf' flit' holder of t' Josep' t,e'ndiflo the toliowing certificate has tiled Thai' Si V,' Srtiooc' the' followinci certificate' tiM filed anti Section 22. Ioevnuuip2l South. 31 Manor tollowing cr'tifitnte ties lied the following tertificatr ties flied Said certificate' tar tat Deed to be saic certificate' for tat deed to be Range 3D £at PIan'SvitIe Connecticut said certificate' for t. beet) ID lie' Said ct'rlit.tate far tap Deed It) UI' issued thereon The' certificate' YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED iSSUed thereon The certificate SECTION 3 That thiS Ordinance number and year is Issuance. me issued thereon 'The cerfificale' issuec thereon 'The certificate number ant) year of issuance. the shall be published once a week for arid year of sanc. the number and ya 0 issuance. the that an action fur divorc, hit beet' numb.' properly flit description of the' anti fci'Jr (4' consecutive weeks in Thu desc'iptior Ut the' property'. and flit 4 ilqC •gsild? you. anti you are DesCription o the properly'. intl the' of the' pt'optrty. and (1W name' ihuwnictuitwasaaseslecareas description if was aSSeSSed .f'e' as Sanford Herald, a newspaper name in which it your required areas name en wntcti was assessed areas of to Wv, a copy' assessed ii was name in whiCh thRows follows putuIuLhe'd in Seminole' rounty. toliruwt written Defenses. if any. tO it Otu follows Certlficat, Plc. 97t vt-ti' of Yt'ai' 0 Ce'tlf,rot, Pit 23 Fluridi t"''' ,JOPIPI A BALDWIN. Attorney far '. tI. "e'd' I)' "''" °' Cerfifi.t, i.suant, IWS issuance' 1911, SECT ION I That tht' above i5tatV.r 1965 Pliti0fl,'. Suite 20. 500 East High 1964 tuuanct DescrIption 0$ Properly. DescrIbed tracts of land in the DescrIption Of Properly way 4%. Casselt,,i'ry. Fiorida. 37707. DescrIption Of Properly Descriplioi' 01 Properly. Lot oil LOt aggregate' contain lest than let'. (10) LOt I filk P1 and file the' origunal with the Clerk 0' NEly . cli LOt 50 I WI'plat *f a Part of Sportsman's Thomat Add to Midway registered e1.CIuri. and Seminole' No"Th Orlando Ranches Sec 7 the above' styled Court at the A Reptat 0$ I Part i Spu'tmat''s Paradite Pfl 1 Pg 69 County Florida. by and through its Seminole County Courthouli'. Piat fool 13 Page3 Paradise Plat fool. $ Page 32 Name en whiCh asseSSed Daisy duly auttior' lied officials, favofS the flame aft which assessed Joseph 1.. Sanford. Florida, on or bet Book I Pace 32 Plain, in wfiictu asSessed Ateseliese anneaat ion of sati property Name it'. which assessed Val.Rictu 5, Mary F JUclilmon All of said September 29th. 1172. otherwise a Piriar' Davis. eI ii All Of seid P.? POPeSP. Al sad troadwey: t, C", propert, being in true' County of Juogmt'n may be entered against p'c4)1"'y being in the County 0' Properties Inc All 0 tOld prope'f, L*iflfa ii' the Countt at Semirtite' Seminole, 5tale f I'iOf idEa Uflle'St SECTION 5 Thia' this Ordinance nit, 0' SemInole. Seminoie. Stile' ot Florida Unless you for the relief *rnanu.o in the tn i State' at Florida unm auCtu cer such tetflIitate shall tie' redeemed Shall take effect immediately upon State of Florid. Unless SUCh Cat' Such ,rtificaIe shall In- redeemed Complain? tlficate'st'iaIl be redeemed w'ding its final passage and adoption THIS NOTICE shall be published according tO 0* the' property icatesniali be redeemed according accordung to lay, flit' property to lava' thepropefty descrIbed iii stud? Described in SuCh certificate' will be SECTION 6 'That all odanantes for four 141 con (Ci law the properly Described in such Described it such certificate' will be once each week ptiest certificate will be solo to (tie' the' or parts gO o'dmnarices in (unit lict to the highest sold to the- highest Cast bidese- at the secutive' week) in the Sanford said to tht highest cash bidder if front door of the crltlicate' wIll be' sold cash bidder at the front aoor of the S,mnole Cotnty lierewittu are tieci't,y repealed 0t' *4 th Seminole' Couiity Herald. Sanford, Flatida '0t doof f the' RUnt b.' Øt Seminole County Court HouSe at FIRST READING this - Day of tour' louSe a San#o"c. Fbrida. at WITNESS my hand arid sadl of Court Plause' at Sanford, Florida. It Seminole County Court Plouse' .1 Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 AM.. on .1.0. 1912 lt:OOA,M anthe' first Monclap mu',' sanCaurtontrnc2Sthdayot August. 1%'OO A.M., UI) the ftrst Monday If) Florida. at 11'OI) AM. on the 4 era' MOnday in the ,qI(h1 *4 Sanford, (fit mOfith Of October, 1972. WhiCh is SECOIIO READING (hit -0p month Dl October. t9T2 whit?' s me 1972 tee' first Monday in flit' month Of October, 1972. whiCh is the inø y the' 2nd day 04 OCtober • 1172. of -'1.0. 1972. Seal Octoti.r. 1972. whiCh is the 2nd day Cf 2n0 day cf October. 1912 1977 Cart Dated (tilt 35th Day of August. Oay FINAL READING tiNO lOOP. Dated Ills 23th of August, 1973 1977 October. ARTHUR Ii. BECKWITPI. Jr., Dated thiS 23??' Day' f Augt. 1977 tDfficial Clerk's Seal) TION this- day gO -,1.0. 1972 lC)tli.iii Clerk's Shalt this itr ci, .t Augul'. 4977 Dated of (fit Circuit iqrl, iOtflclai Cleric's Seal) AP1'HUP If IIECKWITH, JR.. APPROVED ARTHUR Pt FIECKwI't'H. J.. totficeai Clerk's SeaIi Eli Môe'ine Eden ARtHUR If RECKWITP4, ,j CUI.h'TiS F BLOW. , sk"HUR ii IIECKWITPi, Deputy Clef) CircuIt Court. LIst') of voR Clerk of Circuit Court, Clerk 0$ Circuit Court John A Baldwin Clerk of CIf'cult Court, Seminole County. Florida i. ITEST. Seminole County. Fivrade Seminole' County, Florida Seminole County, cirø. B VirginiA F. Huff MARY iv. )4AWIHORNC By Virginia I Huff fbt' Virginia £ HI$4 500 East Pligfiw*y j% fly Virginia F Hut DeDiIdV Cit-i'?. CITY CLIME tie-re DePiS'i C)eptJly Clerk n?w Casse*tierry. Fi000a put, cc's Publish Aug. 79. S.evt 5. 12. 19, :f'72 1977 PuDlistu Aug 39, SiP? S. U. 19. 1112 Publish Aug 29 Sept S. II 19 1912 PuDli*1i Aug 24. Sept 5. *2. 19. P977 PuDlisli Aug.29. Situ 5. 12. 19, PtuOII,P Aug 29. Sept 5, 12. 19. 1972 010134 010164 010153 010136 DEC 163 A lc.ye1Ir-Olel - / !i.TLLI'I and .3 C B&R'Lt.' SR + 1*1' huSPufind .1 C MAT i1(wS and POSE N MATTHEWS. MARYL RI IT EPIACTED fbY THE CITY ;te' hit E BENSON COLINC IL OF THE CITY OF GARRETT end - GARRETT. h'S CaSSELBERRY. FLORIDA SECTION 1 That this Ordinance' wife' GERTURDE I LOFTUS and i-OFTUS, her husband. -ii enacted pursuant to Chapters 6.5 NELLIE A BARTLETT and .1 E 1351. Laws of Florida. 196!.. 68976, liAR TLE"T. SR.. her huSband. J Ar?Clo Ii. Laws of Florida, I MATTHEWS arid ROSE P1 t Se'tion 5 (7). 69127. LIW!. MATTHEWS, hit wife', J 0 Florida. 1969. House Bill 3345, Lows MORRISON OflO J C' PAYNE, 04 FIoriOfi. 1972 and Chapter 171.04. Officers of LYMAN SCHOOL Fiorida Statutes 1971 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, and SECTION 2 That the' City of JAWES H SELLERS Arid Florida. hereby Cal,seIherry. ift. C,ARSPIC. SELLERS. hut Occ,Iae5 its ifltlflhiOt toannes tO the' •AI,J$EK I, LORBL'CH, IPIC, and Cu'i ci' Cusselberry, Florida. of the NC 's sciccebstur. C;ARAPIC expiratioC of thirty 3O) aavs from dissolved corporations end lul the' adoption of this Ordinance', the known board of Directors. GARY I following descrIbed parcels of land GAP APIC, HAROLD B C.DODP ICH and RANDOLPH V tying contiguous I the present f Mt.'T PlINY. and any unknown City 0$ the & A P Li P I C St fit? ho IcIer s. Casaciberry, Florida, and bCiri in arid its tuc ASSOCIATES, INC Seminole' Coun'y Florida, towtt DEVELOPMENT Ct(,tO'. P.(Y Ia: That portion D the' Re-cl Bug AND REALTY. INC . diti3Oiwed Lake If aid rigtut.of way lying tiott CorPoritionS. and last known Board non?' arid south f the centerline 04 Directors, GARY I GARAPIC. thereof arid running easterly from HAROLD B 0000R iCPl and ttue north to soutt cente"Iin, of RANDOLPH Y. MATHEP1Y. and 7%. 'TownshiF 7? South, Sect anp unknown stOckholderS, arid Range' 30 East to tnt' southeast HARvEY W i4O&ARTll and corner ü (hi' V' " of the LV" WJ.RILYN C. HOGAPTPI, Pitt *ufe' the' PItA ci' Section 72. 'Townthip , any' 0' tnt-above Still be' lying. irid 2) South. Range 311 Eat?. tlW dead, their unknown PiCirt c,n1et'llrt' of said portion of Raiti Øevi5e'e5. egatees. grantee's. running aiong afld UPOri 1114' tt trustees, spouses. creditorS. I,enorl, to west centerline of Section 21. successors arid all other parties 'Townthif!71 South. Range 30 East cioina.tig bf, throuagt., under Di' and Section 72. 'Township 7% South. against any of the indvidal5 or Range' East, arid ti That portion of flit Nd Bug Late' Road rign?.of *fiy lying touth of the centerline thereof and running wetterly from the north tD.sou?tl centerline of Section 71, 'Townsfuip7l South. Range 30 East t the iflt1'rSCtiOn of WIth Wifltte Pt't Drive'. tht cr'nterlune 01 saisi portion üf Road running aion he upon the' east to west centerline of Section 2' ' , M&'TH(NY, and •n unknown IN i'iit, CIRCUIT COUR'Y IN AND Cerlifuctite' No 14 Year Of fly MAHION Ifl'rlU•A : r&')NE. Of',CCtt of LYMAN ________________________ followS FOR 'TIuai 1 V. 5fleOIcraiff m PolO?" , tht' tollowioR certit,aiI. ties fileid unnrrsone'c, pursunnu tc tiur istuec thereon 'The' cprtificate' number and year Thomas A. Scott, Geneva Alger 'rag4ich&' story, ertutps Dr. Peter Marshall, and where in this wide world ciplain Ui the U.S. I _________ fortunes and our sacred ('Jit'i flflt JWhWV( wealth without said It best when he viewed the i CIRCUIT COURT 0! 'THE magnificant capitol dome for ç oi IF F N 'tN .a tin, C I A I C honor"., not to a beleaguered having been horn to it. ,, •''t'T OW SYSU!m 0! )ILSZ.IC'e is the first time lighted at night. . cui1 i' o roR stuiwoit group at the Alamo, not to the tram. one of the CIVIL AC COU"dT' FiORIDA unique presumption of in. "With all that's wrong With mentioned to i that in her "battered F1'S 1! lION NO 7 1)14 unsurmountable ndzJs, n&'en"e until proven gwlt}. In this c'ountr, think of all that's SUITL TOQUIET TITLE home room e1as when anø l'MOU LSpTrsUITteCI AL'L1.'. right." Wh,evcn the Statue of the pledge whose commanding gentral othercountriesone teacher announcril tLYNE II S1\ MOOR, t guilty until proven innocent. (y- j ljbertv is enscribed with hope would he rt•ef:ed, ,tudents wh' asked by fl Some people 10 forget of a better wirld. "give me your surrder utter one epithet Wc'VI "Wh Nut.'• tI(lfl'..,t(itM.:Itl' lW4fl cltl7enshtp is a priviledge poor, your tired iriasses of iz'wAaD H &LLSOPP lid EQ clone ft twlnrc'" mc teacher usi S AILSOPP. turr Ft. McHcnr who utterel purchased lay generations humanity yearning to brcatiw ci •hc I*s? ROrd of 'brrause the zinwrred before them. It is not free... free . I lilt m lamp beside OircIOrS ar'a at lrutteot Supt"rliitt'ncleilt of Schools "a' s. can ALMOh1 L PIOMLS OMOANY. dawns's earls light, what so it has betn earned. Too many the golden door." ordered IL feel this country owes them Small thing the pledge of a nw"'0 corriOra?ofl. AI'id .ifl' we hail" And ccrtarniv proudly tfoIhoIder. U C All student sioiid. tomt' '4atg something just bs virtue of allegi.ance to the flag. We think $.'TAl'.o'rOP'o, j AUC'E. W I 'aluted. ,iomt repented the not Ii ii legion of men . that 1he - arc not Without it and the concept CE pledge, hut most seemed in prison camps behind the tflrthright .. , ,' i-ucc wh, owed the right to a guaranteed of love of countr, it is the C.Q1H*.M, C 0 CHRIST. R real bamboo curtain or ti. the of unaware , FULLER. 6 ! & the salute ac- fati u uncertain in an ii- income without 11w sweat of beginning of the end for sill of MAGUIRE MAC'i. C I QOSERTS and J W. ignIfirazme of their bros, the right to riot and us. MOS T ti. I (Q. I.it known to4,td (if c'nrdtng it the student. Since popular war, but, to which the "To you from failing hands D,rector and lOued.i)Ort Øf this week is the lIiSth an- were nevertheless committed destroy that which others have ntvt'rsar of the t;.s. cmi- tteciiusioi love of country. And built, and the right to demean we thrn. the torch, be yours to Of! ORANGE AND 7RUST CO .3 F RflP UI'ikI't'Wfl lokh1dpi'I hold It high not ti at handful of men clawing public officials and spit upon r'p410pS and -- PP4IPPS. hit wife' 'iltutlon. it srrm germane c pc'p5 ,,,i Al. ICE M If you tweak faith with us who flag rwIlnl out what the flag salute their wn up ML. Surnbach It theMaybe PIPf!'S hit wI*t N N BAkER the Schools have not die, we shall not sleep .. plant "Old (ilory." NELLIE M BAkER. his v.ft .ind rraih mt'nns. tin flanders Field, CARL J PENSON .ini MAR') I The flag is the zenith and placed enough emphasis upon .1 the hn important John McCrae 0 socwt in the what the flag really means. GARRETT. Put pledge to the flag of this hallmark ofnation a freeIn the world C,t.RRE'TT fiI'I Strange that the communists greatest countr3' it is just a mundane which u th - mnnkznd last ari dedicated to a doctrine of ________________________ wife' BLANCHE P ANDERSON 'RuDE I LOFTUS ,'und c.t inp ir. i. world Ann Riley Photo' _____________________ .L5Jr u to countr. there is a Horatio long wfl% and we're trying. - °"r' of men who 'mutuafl' Tidiy. Søpt. 19, l?17--IA irifrl r,h? 1 I hi 'C' - NORTH - OStAMDO lAM , . + Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 it's )'l + THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE. ii WE SINCERELY ASK MR. PELHAM'S Lt.Laat..IsaS SUPPORTERS TO JOIN WITH US AND VOTE Affiliites of ('oiiiBanL ('orpor6ition: WILLIAM P. "BUD" LAYER Commercial Bank at Winter Park • South Seminole Bank North Orlando Bank • Commercial Bank at Pine Castle Commercial Bank at Apopka FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT IN THE OCT. 3rd PRIMARY. Pd Pol Adv tay John Colberi, Camia Tricas. .si,subsra IDIC DEM. �Thn S'r.' •9 T/r) ci% —- 4 4A _______ The Tuesday. Sanford Herald Sept. 19. John - 1972 it 4-. I- Beth s on Drop S ()u HE t T I D$U MI A Of I eelection State Sen. Beth Johnson. COOA Fla. (AP) — reelection. has withdrawn from her race rental cars "on use of was provided free three years during th numerous for who e last occasions" ii by the Florida newspaper "' Poj2 IGIt has the Ted1Y reported story for ou ncil the Today said a Phosphate C Lakeland. lobbyist, Homer E. Hooks of only thit editions, d had paid bills for ackric )edged that the couric rental ca rs ed us newspaper by the RenibliCafl senator. Mrs. said Johnson was one of hill four senators in 1971 to vote against a CAT . forced the phosphate industry to I OMING SEPT. 22! S . . . severance tax on the mineral. Mrs .. Johnson t'nday she re-election to conference news announced at a from was withdrawing her race for _____ District i to the Legislature from At spend more time with her children. this morning's In a copyrighted The THE R For Race V ff T7 .1 ) OF 7 o- _ - r'n'l- 1 c,pfr,r rtrJ'frJ Johnson as a her role return to reporters she would "The mother of three children. and In her told decision is irrevocable. seek continue to Under no condition wi ll I)" B11 R Y Body VIANOR AUTO PARTS P14 , Oil. A..ti CX L '.s Ii Is,,,•' '.P',-, ' l V, ,. fir , , 5 Nr,t.s Pfl.flI Pr I said. re-election to office.' she Paint, 0 uprise announcement Mrs. houseife Seminole ADAMS tri o k a sh 'oty l Qua W SHOCKS r)IHAIJST SVSIFMS MN CO N D I TION IN G PANTS ONUM £ flNAK PANT'. CHASSIS m r n ,4LhTj If) Phons 44i4i#, , 17 IGNITION Astronaut Stamps - - C ANnUNI TOIlS - NDED by elephants. :embers and guests of Suburban Republican Wome1'S ; ernbership coffee Linked To Hughes ks to Stale Rep Eugene Club f A.-- For Fast Dependable 'wrvi(e But th e astronauts were rimarAed by eumo by resigned frc the roram to mrar. Apollo 15 astronauts Worden were dropped °" erebyaN..&1offci*1 aM * st I'Cfl*Ut C$ PJ•Kt ft'CITI the tAiled to a tAIneTian er tø Hughes esk,Ot$ cuin- iet of the Ms.c3on yr.Support Offie at the Kenned .3OhnH,J$COt,T0f sjeCenter.rrfuiedt0(l ytnly TheJust 3r vardPrtntingCo. tnCo- m at Harold Department is investigating id Monday th at . controversial Marilyn Gordon Photo AP — Courtesy Put YourCar In Our Handsl N.A . stamped • / .-"- ______________ ________ t,ecome a re1tgc'us •c)fl IS oD . arid Letter To Th e Editor Ent cotmeettd Retire 'Political Leeches Edtcir, HeraW: Mustwr1te tOYOt and eh1 Recognized week "Dcd,cted Service". Triithtul No. his opening G. Coll= of the Kennedy Spam - - .., Phone 831i25 %'*.- - 00''° ' V. Hushan1 II'. ind siys, 'LN qu. got Iickpts for the show ' I4Mr's 41 mess, oh whnt to (10. A wig from TRIS CHIC is for yOU1 , . - ..' months ' -5----- \ ei- - _ manager flt - d to / 4\ talailation ' tune - . -- s l' 1 I 170 St ) . J_ ' _________________________ — ) - __________________ - - ?QV-TM AA - •ART SUPPLIES $1,500 each. ____ Vets Seek New Judge i opened was a in For Every Purpose , / .MIRRORS . not .. Girl's Fiery Demise, trial date 0(1. 1t iC JAiluar.' or Death card Are Probed climbing MOWER bie -' . '- vestigated c* disbarred. tricail trouble NO-Rawls death . "It could be an unrelated house appeart' intact''s of DIS AbOOdY hand twa5ca simight m grounds ftt the in- *Thij is dw firm kiw I hawr It wei Short said. is the could have jury tailed toacoitirny,btttIdowant Paul Short "But we Intend tA w" In hmL%e - been matte dicting grand esentatl'.'e grouptoofwutire to ttII IOU thE think 'etm hujhly but th pr cI your prourt "s". I investigate every lead." a fireman who cut himself. have a re that 'as Short said Cyn th ia Sloan by-Miss Fletcher as home young peciple. poor. women, I wrnt frantic fI sc apçarentlY diedof blacks. people with Spanish 1etch ezs ..i,product &dwr.I'tiIed n T' iice inhalation lfl the fire last alone.pohitsaid Her mOth eflt5. tjlUe<'VUiU' WOrk ntii ot dat- I as in the superrr Friday. although the autopsyhad left that inuring on an out- the pcoorly educated and can ixt .d .. --%',,lt.,.cti- Thought trip and her younger of-town reporl isn't complete. scientioUl nonvoters. wuee' ir n',e sees a rtw.ct. Fletcher. at his home in an- sisters were staying with a flk vm " me,saiduseofavoterlistth e. neighbor 11cr father waskilled OSCI $ other sectIon 01 Jacksonvill pick jurors failed to provide a ins odorins ct*unj that stays cf rt'cewed the letter about the in a plane crash about 11 'e iiiit irid , mon ths Avaiiabk at community a:o. tur of the fire, Slxwt said. the al --s for the girl reason for allowing er He said the card and paper Fun Our representatives are SPEAKING FOR YOU in Tallahassee . . . spreading your message, and seeking solutions to your problems. Our participating merchants ere speaking to you with discount rrlces ... sooking your businessOur monthly newspaper, Retired America News & Views, is SPEAKING FOR YOU with up.to.the-miflute Infor- mation on solutions I would ve it a try WelLatrte.11y Our counselors are SPEAKING TO YOU with vital, current and pertinent 'll I 'l.' PARK ) p'e - 171-7546 "I odiir And Accessortas OLESALE RETAiL We're SPEAKING TO YOU with insuranCe programs that take the confusion out of basic and proper coverage. BLAIR - Our Foundation SPEAKS FOR YOU - 9a.m. - 2pm. DAILY out 2 . two Owner I)avid Redwine, Pt-i. i6ii24A COLJt'JTR Y QIJICK -, - .- Super Market And Western Wear :'" ow er j. ;on. Ii ,wi0 1t'I,p(3lO Dubuque Iowa Beef sass . ' . 0 OvIGdo isci :HO'CE qr La. Qovn Our C invoict, Cast 10 1V M0 C.SIi ',M0Cfl9V -'i! SR -1 c:aP ?,ioo yr - Ovudo A? MI1S ;-i 165-3498 years in California. ('sac)' is fing. 'Hanother of the extremely well.-nd then we come to the (111.IlIfit't 1MNIV own at Seminole ilXleSt owner, manager of ate doesnt telltime with a caucus clock shoes _ o:ninole Paint and Body, : ,re than 15 years experien. - :ie 'ti t'LIes the yard --u _________________ CM STEP 141St 'tiL : the body and repair business, having served for some tune as By 'i.t; howsodpor filftfortso Aum I.. -'.-. - - manager of the body shop for Put Sum.i Kick In t'our School Wijrclrobe With Sho.is From Our YQung Inspired S&ectton. Prosser Ford. He Is a good man for, his staff teUs me, because heknowstheirwurkasweUas they do and understands the $1199 ANTIQUES SOLO SR 22 's FILED 8a.m. . 6p.m. __________________________ Welcome Senior Citizens MIXON 0 JOHN SCHLENK Young Drivers SHOE bME oNd AUTOPARTSand MACHINE SHOP you e•t'r been to Pcru phone 322 0805 222 M119 nolla ' for Quote PHONE If th answer is no. then you hivt' missed something Consider, for e*ample. the road around scenic Lake Ti ticaca The very stones you 866 advice. FOR Youff his REJECTED DECLINED SUNDAY SPEAKS of CANCELLED OPEN Duda Auto Parts mci Oviedo Trcctor Co. three years. who keep them at Lyman. When he is not busy Jumping all day. He is a Navy at school or at the shop, he AUTO INSURANCE Retired America, Inc. Is SPEAKING even if you are not yet reFOR 'Y tired. Our pre-retirement educational program can help you pave the way for a secure and satisfying retirement. one tvid Itedwine. David has had Resurfacing help themselves. on working. dihgent ant] smart.' Y Coyle and wife, E.rrl is also a leader at Lyman, liurothy, have two "Master is on the track team and is a can - Cor. 3rd& Park Ave. Sanford •Engine Reboring .Head & Block by helping those who can't help themselves, and by providing programs for thos a who can and will - AGENCY •Complete Valve Work I bL. . li it hobby. Behind Adams Auto Parts 'Engine Rebu 4- ________ ___________________________________ S PEED PARTS LAWNLFA QUIPME NT loves horses and riding. He when he is out of school beons and breeds quarter horses cause, "he is a good kid. hard- P'-.--.. Ph. 322-6963 Corner 26th & Elm AND I WINN-DIXIE Your .,r in',. )r.u,zcION AlPi.i. P)u Naif "''' ' iv horses. lie said that he really he hopes to have Earl full tum Sales & Service WE STOCK - jury panels , Glass & Paint Co.. mc. KS fltl} wasn't CiIUSCd by clec- threatening to have them In- mon ths. When he is not climbing all over wrecked cars, he is DiBOIS LANN with NoRoach Cited were statements town, Tucker Fletcher received determine what. if anything, Miciclletrooks made to defense e floor." th on sx-cial deli very' letter P51- was ys in court hearings. (1iw.e cii the flash fire hasn't attor ne riarked from Anchorage. allegedly accusing them of been dcteriiuuit'd, Alaska and it appar- deliberate delay inside was an ace 01 spades. said. They reped totals more than 50 years of lbby is the Corvette, fi be r- When Jim is not busily engaged quality workmanship, Spe glass specialist for Seminole at his job, he enjoys howling (,fl i'ialiiing in the repair of heavy l'aint arid B4'xly Shop. if you two leagues. '.TeCkS, need fiberglass work done on fur Assistant painter so much your car, then Itobby is the man "We have Si'op Body Paint and Seminole publicity about our work at the for the job. Since he was 13, he tec'n shop and business is really has been "fooling around with IS BfliCC Frer. lIe has ree years wi th the com pa ny th good. But I want the folks to cars" and has been actively . t 12 Bruce Is married and he and his know about my men who work gaged in the '.sork for the here because the work they (10 years. When he Is not working wife,Diana, have a brand new brings in the business to US," 1w enjoys fishing and hunting. son, just one month old. Bruce htedwine said. Jun Keller, with 15 years ex- Is a local boy. He enjoys '"' And so we talked with his perience, is the specialist in bowling on his off hours and Cs a staff of expert mechanics and body repair in heavy wreck.motorcycle buff. painters arid body repair men hlisuinalysis of the problem and One of the up-and--comic.' and now we present thorn to you the proper way to .nlve it has young men representing th-a great bunch of men who made Seminole Paint and Bod y DCF program at Lyman lug' work for a most apprecIative wellknownandhighly aecLaini- School is Earl Baumle. He IS ed in this area of repair. Jim his second year with Semn.'employer. and his wife, Sherry, have two PaintandBodyShopacd children, ages 4 years and 4 s an apprentice Senkari Sanford 'There seems to have been Fla. While his i6.yezr.old some st off1anniable liquid the casesince the dictineziti JACKSON\'1LLE Al' on the floor" the detective said were returned in July. ahould re=ved for permnal bias. niece perished when a flash fire often used al the symbol øf I SaVed Her Home D"ict Judge David MiddlebrookL who has been hearing SHOP :' 5O OFF .WALLPAPER . Ph 327 4622 210 Magnolia Ave The motions cotrided U.S tests will be run W Recoiland Electric •PA1NT How One The same reason was cited in HAHN ECLIPSE RIDERS with Rear Grass Catcher 26" and 30" cut •GLASS — Germany ic*- each of i S well as a list of all mfarme"s fdedMuJnta Apollo 15 auiautL ee e tbr TALLAHASSEE. Via APt District Court here more than arid other persons interviewed th Vietnam Veterans in the but NASA said the trio later deSix sup- by government agenc es arid motions to accept any money. pages 01 cided Against the War want a new1(10 ii perUng documents winch also case. judge and a new trial date sought from the government a they cannot get dinissa1 of These were needed by the debill of particulars stating times charges that they conspired to the fense to prepart for a trial in at eventS arid pla ces th Republican the disrupt Woman alleged eonspuac)'0cc'WTed 5 which the VVAWs NoalCorIventiOn would last from two to four the motions said. In Sanford in .i 4tJrr7' Ne NEil PASTRY ' CAKES had - envelopes to collectot$ for Viet DECORATED ' 4 - . . Irr0 - 0 - 1 r%i . press run recognition, --- I - IC' - ._ 710W IN at I'I select. nford WE SPECIALIZE tiipahle ltrdwtne, WIG and BEAUTY SALON ' AthZZttieiforp i ) t N come Lrqe Selection'. Wigs & hair Piece Open 95 Mon thrtj s.t Iii 7 p m Thurs - eo i*:v:i Tfli1'l.E1 '. __________________________ ec' GUARANTEED . wi th ;.itant 1;tint and W4y. And would you which ometimes lk'nver Tripleti Sniin tittii,syou get an tipr tA!lleve thLs - he is a drag car work. David and his lovely -iife. (unity ti meet a really generous manager According &i ae 7 and thusiast. 'Course he rks fTe, have two en ;'rson We had such an op. wine, this roan ran "run avtatinn indulge In other perhapifer 4: and his hobby 1rtunitythisweek. lie is l)41vi(l hiiw;ir'sund here" when necr So now you have met th is out in all phases hobbies of fishing and howling. owner and uiflagt'r sary II" IS p.renred if Seminole Paint and BodY of (hi- operation, preparing estiJim Robinson. with 16 years men standing crew of minole Paint who staff Se 24O Myrtle, mates, expert mechanic, Ship, located experience in auto painting, and PMy Shop. it you have a just behln(1 the Knights of electrical work, and especiallyis in charge of that department problem with your car or if good on body work. I)cnver ('olu:nbu.s hull. at Seminole Paint and Pmdy are involved in a wreck, take it fletiwine hits in his eiiiploy tnarrii'il and huts two daughters. Shop. When he (inish's a to the best qualified taff to of the tiiust dedicated and )thtwrt 1%ohtiy ( o Ic and his it from he knows his your paint and repairs done car, you-cant tell Is-st qualified body and paint wife, Joyce, have oneson, aged your brand new The phone number -i Vi1-51u own in the automotive business 5, who attends kindergarten at j1 and his wife, anywhere. Their experience Longwood Elementary SChOO Evelyn, have one son, aged 3. ___ - Shop SATISFACTIOM C _____ wA is into it g%S s- '" 1)AVII) UEI)WINE 15 mission fl to Ifv DEKLE SiGuucERVICE LINCOLNMERCURl' years. was Body T irs.. - tlatIpr,p', - ACcessor Ii.'. KING CAR TRUCK WAITINUPOOM WITI4TV RFNTAI'. - ( center criered 600 envekpes are not even supposed to Edit'. Herald: StRfl of e the person who wrote you about th On behalf of with a sea1"Fir Man on years. th this person Not so. Only atxTut 31 Y office, this is to thank ou for the Moon" stamp before the the marine! in was treated when attempts Active Cbur member "onl mendauon 11Apoflo by made to prevent a during Political Season." Y° front Pace pat3OTi were astronaut's David Scott, Al available for on our a swindler arid fraudulent personServices not during the night tabulation of s'ott count. Warden d -frcui leaving the area UnThis a prune ewnpk of racing season of the Sardc There were 641 envelopes OffIC working e Orlando Xeel Club where he govern Yes, they went to th em- toettw-r prc'ucing resu'ts. we earned to the moon. according "moonlight" had 4.'rtmri and W officialS of the N*tium C' agree with you - this Space and uas advised that a Criminal ploymerit-CitizenS Aeronautics Warrant must he taken. Seminole. bewar of our duties pa of o i on Cleaut ceUenl gf and was advi where aid how inging signal praise to hold Judicial as many br ShDp f to obtain the Warrant for legal minds to our county — probaY the her offices and This Sanla Justice of well a e state to complete he actually b'. d them off re-tire Political "leeches" to in th the Peace brushe 1,000 and 1,200 of the lightThesday nighl on their proper level. %avmg he did not have weight envelopes because be a meeting". Now amount ci got more good prints from the ank you again far Yu Th MY f irst letter this same person is begging the than be expected. You E4itor. and I congratula te people ci ttiis county to elevate trn to tine very Lrnpertant on your fine reporting and very tr uly' yours. Some 100 of the Ap'llo 15 enomising pe-rituttuig our vmc'eS to he ti pr to a Judicial posi ons. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. velopm ard to give them e past Clerk of Circuit Court German stamp dealer, Herman now as in th INFORMED 24hourSper day and 7days per Sieger. after the moon flight arid he reportedly sold the several ,, ish Jot)'. c'oa, sa to the press said he been a CiUzen f or 40 had "op - . s.& W.i'.h - W.i & CALL or DROP BY ____________ ______________________________ GARY (I)VIX. AND ASK - I.' tread on were once set b~ 'h.\ ) '4 hind by the ancient Incas John Dick e y YARDMAN Fast couriers, who were sta honed along the 10.000 mile FOR SAL -------I! This is a ALUMINUM goxl 'week SHEETS •' 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES tot S. W - too Fit Between StuddirigS and Rafters ) NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN 9% 3 to Name I 00 - - Clip Coupon and Mall Today... to get organized! Pt of ??1P9 orqd I, that's where Want Ads eider #tutforb N. tra week. Sla,tin ACCEPTED at LET'S CARIBBE AN FALL SALE PRICES RETIRED AMERICA, INC. St$ Last Sou th Sta'..t / _DRASTICALLY REDUCED 4 - __________ Big Trade In 305 S 144 BRIDGESTONE FA&CE IT' -_________________ Knows About It? ADVERTiSE sn daily 9:305:30 Satur SANFORD HERALD Sanford 2611 or 831 -9993 Today! Ph. 322. FRENCH AVE. _'- CALL 322.2111 se 42I'I3S ----- _______ - - - - 'i') ,Advertise In GL.'ARNTEED fur The Q,ijuQ MiIs -" SANFORD HERALD S.rvlc.s in th. for Ad and Fah* ho tel _ Your Wares iday 10-? - t',.jiirtr't'Jt tQf Qfl$ .jstdnce and Good Thing if nobody packing your car your first Lewis Sales & Service ' "te What Good Is A world ricest tiinst reward ing traveleiiperieflce not yet dulled by being common place ..- Call 645 2060 - AKAMfrnCMD _______ _________ Ph 322-1928 ' ROBiNSON INC 514 North Orlando Ave (tueat Winter Park Mail iao offer many extra hints to i ___ , STEEL RADIAL CRUISES OF ORLANDO thou ght of vacationing In South America? 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USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES A.tIr.dAm.rIca,IflC,.1$amemberlhlP organization applying fr.sh and Innov.- We have 1,000 locations in central P" C Retired America, Inc. offers you the r L Enclosed is $600 for my year's memberopportunity to unite for power . . . toship dues. (This includes roy spouse) ----------I gether we will find solutions to the .0 Plesise bdl me. older Americans'problems. Please send more information. ALL SIZES AVALLABLE -' Your us'ne'.s Ths PO• ArId "CALL JAN" McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 4O!W. First ___ 122 - 2till or ppl - 9 9 9p S.nfurd 3fl.Qo.5 �1'?. 19fl- FI ,1(rfJI4'tiIh'I 6A-The Sancd Herald .- . TIME . -. . .. .. . . . .. -..- - -' . - - . -- . . -. .- -.-- -..--- The ,IV Saxon - FLIES COPY 4E _1 __ i'Ri9!IIIV1N 1 FiIb1T7 -.--f-tkC A Ct A _____ GcirdonLand ic STAT F ow 01 P " on ,p.clml or flfl s'rrv'r •l'• HEGSTROM m ; P . • Al FREE Complimentary Makeup S I .sich,,rcj S S S • S Ph. in ft. of wo N Rid. 143 (loth St. ) ERE flORfllAfl COSMETIC STUDIO 11O PAR KAVE PH 323-2631 DOWNTOWN SANFORD % . ' r- tA DAl11A M S PM PH 17)4)O SANFORD iWFlRsTST OXIIQOf,S,.dStOf8ld2.) DOGS SURS--CHUI HAKFS . - _______________________________________ .. A Unique, New Shop FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE S . .._-- - ROSES FLORIDA d I Th ______ ....... ELSON Gardedan FLA. RlIWIkn, Mqr SanlnrdAlrport Lesson F j cruc'l 1t.rii Vr)U Ø PFSTlClOS FFRTIIILFRS BULK Hardware for the Farm r 1gm. P4 CAL S.rJA Horn rr DID ..-: / SHRIMP COMET fAf4 BASKET ft eminole Lodoite Visit OFF Nursing and Convalescent Residence BETTER 'Conversation Ir . Piece' I ' 'I Professional That Care Since Works Le a Beaver r - '. / '4 lh- ANN SIECZKOWSKI FREIGHT DAMAGED The Riding Mower $125 BIG Personalized Nursing l,2 FPICH FRIES DIP .% .t •.-,rier. • -, ") RETAuRANr Nftow 1964 - PI\ FoUn?n NOLL Ph. 322-6755 3 FURNITURE SALES c tThnversation Pw ' ' Ph ?*1? F,snrh Now. .,' 4ijt 147ø .ef.tJ r).l.'; Tak• S.rlf(a ør1I, 0 -:1 .-#W - 9 % 4' / 303Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. _' -. •. . I must tell you that the 's cASSELBERRY HWY. 17.92 UUC is posiuvely the most appropriate title I ever heard of --p , for a business WE ARE NOW OPEN f7-r FOR - WE CARRY KIRSCH PODStNDACCESSOPIEc 323.2650 E. Specializing In All Phases Of Hair :arrrwr dec'oritir ide SEMINOLE DRAPERY For in Care Sanford th Sanford equally * ... 2 Front Shocks (HEAVY DUTY) - prJf fr1 - * CERAMICS 'W" THINGS Front Wheels PaCked * Reg. $ 995 : - NEXT TO MR. MUFFLER Sanford Ph. 323.5966 • • • • •• 7421 S. French , IF. . -You have been looking for UNUSUAL fHJ-(u1i furniture or UNIOUE decor items for your home or office come to . The • That will TICKLE _ 4!EL1 :I'1A1.i4i I ri.- 'z ir I41ridi-'1- Your Ego' $ Ph. 134-3*30 715 E Hwy. 43 Now ____ FREE INSTRUCTIONS WORK SHOP MON. & THURS.9:3D- 12:30 ,• ,: ' I.( Fra fl S £. PH. 831-1 174 " ".'. .- . • ,, HOSPITAL SUPPLIES I____________________________________________________ CONVALESCENT AIDS BREAKFAST 6:30 AM Prescript ions Prof esslona Ily Correct with all that talent, she is quite young business man, and so in - , Save At &;c PH.322-5958 f _ 276 S. OrLando Di - . (17 .12) Sanford cleaning house to make room for new merchandise that will introduced at $249.95 and now the shape of an Uama; or the dark wood fountains designed be arriving swn for the store's new year which begins Oct. 1. - - Beautiful Gift Items ms Longwood am. Gmw Let - Us - - WHISTLE Our CALL Toot Is Loud And Strong Your Advertising Consultant - Don't PutOtt'TilTomorrow taking of the inventory. SaFed)esLs that are nationally in 'our pocket iF you wish. Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint OO,0OO are on sale during this event for onl)- 44 cciws per box of 5,000 Cellophane tape in various sizes. . .the ixupular one-half regularly 65 cents are 110W - se lling at only 19 cents a roll. . other sizes are equally attractive in price. servers, or a candy dish make your choice or use if f' an ashtray if it fits Into ).ott ) I decor for that purpose. b,,,,. I SAVE ON TYPEWRITERS IN SALE -. LET'S BE FRIENDS Entertainment By Fri. & Sat. Nites 0' BRAKE SERVICE 0 HAPPYHOURS-7 4-d% ($'tjVU.'f PERSONNEL David Redwine -Owner social circumstances be- lilt This Manth'it - - - first WINTER -5 BATH , 1) A. M. - 9 P. M. SlEW - • - - 1 BAR • B • Q CHICKEN - BEEF -- PORK - RIBS - 8 Days - 7 Nights for EX1RA (including Sun.) TOURS Call or write SUN TRAVEL SPECIAL OPEN DAILY EUROPE Roof Repairs 'hit HiodIft u Whoa, ,iI Dinners And I - id HE N - HORSE -COW CHICKEN PIG RABBIT- STEER SEMINOLE HARDWARE 1PsSIur.of I r.nOlySirviCa JIIJIP Downtown Sanford 15Ye811 In Sanford .lrt1 PH. )33-S13 25405.MyrtilSanford ' EDWARD'S SHOES B.E. LINK Construction PH 323•523 Vihien Road, Sanford On Vale's Junior GUY 'S Sun Travel Agency BAR-B-0 Shoeland CALL 3334150 Op.n thur fl'gh,$ bp Ap91 20)7 s. French s..ni-d ________________ - _______________ UNDER NEW THE DRIFTERS Blue Grass & Country SUNDAY AFTERNOON MIDNIGHT RAMBLERS . COUNTRY 390 LONGW000 PLAZp HWY 1192 LONOW000 PH 131 'isr HOUSE of I Locjtiun'. To S,ir,,e You 2101 French hwy. -i.ei Sanlord I_ CLUB DIAMOND fla HIGHWAY I7.fl Apopka aidwam? .'!i'.,'. 't'ai s uOy. fld( S k )iI;ta( 'jitjCfi'C -'-S. • -: - "- 9?rwJcwJ. t Hwy. 17-92 Daary - ,, It's a at ol othw things, too. Like -' ,, 'Junuii"V rigpenlsivo to install because "'.)" a flue- Like iasy LOCKSMITH I _____________ - to take ' S,c*flty Sp#cMIisU - - - -, HOFBRAU' --41, Its also ivauy to; cunvunji!IiIie you iut 1. Ana it's -i; JuvwWaD10 11141 i-i salts 43 4%t • ,ati \__ adb. I nU l ;o' to Singer air cundItiOfliflcl -- it your home HAUS JW '-' Buffet - I AU1OMOTIVE Locs,s INSTALL £ REPAIR LOCKS S KEYS MADE 21 HOUR SERVICE 4P IT) óp II) Ph.3236901 HillalIsSoc ' __ ____ ndItioriiicj SiNGER air DY CALL 322631U FOR FREE ESTIMATE Bonded HAPPY HOUR 2544ParkAve. No "-t' ORLSIL)LNIIAL ALL Ph. 322-9716 4 Give us .i .iOtJ SU$ US We 1 full - lu ).J* I(OM\tt "l.0 HOT a nd COLD "oungeOpen)0a.m OpenlDaysAWoek and \N'hat cIea cpjet and rice , , - - YOU CAN EAT Lunch -------$1.25 ________________ Dinner.. -. __.si.s BAR a PACKAGE LONOW000 PLAZA, FLA PH. 831.923 3227029 service Not . . . - Not FOR OUR SERVICE Call AC 305 Remodeling take out Until I Put My NO CHARGE -t Na* - _____________ andwiches Ip IV) 101) In PAINT .& BODY he professed the Idea that his clients were victims of yond their control, and of over 31O persons lie d' feuded charged with mur der. E XI' E K I EN CE D SEMINOLE notes. In his criminal cases - Red Flo" iOHbf retos & WESTERN SUPPLIES toward his civil-libertarian views, The World Almanac I - ______ __________ Jimmy Des and ALL WORK GUARANTEED tempted to urge the public -- Bi Appointm e nt OHS .*)4beti.s'eefl1792& I 9 pin. lam- LATEST EQUIPMENT TO ASSURE FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS cases through which he 4t - f or Better Living SUNDAYS PHONE 831 9S49 bd OWN 11111611111114 PJW ____________ ____________ SANDWICHES a tense attorney in smile of - - OTT America's most publicized it - loll hiiij. t'W'fl.iiiIt!r%, - ivrr hclh, gIa.teth; htsg. %tonoiirun ('i or -ett t,Iherini. rrrn.Inent. -.eaIhcr1roof. SANFORD Ph. 312-7121 S. ELM 0 CARBURETORS OPENDAILY7:30 --g0o0 tUArtP ENTERTAINMENT __________ ____________ Clarence barrow ws iiiifj Prospects With Your Product Or Service (rc',I:. VALVE JOBS 3' X 5' U. S. Flogs $7.50... V Mills - Owner featuring LIVE I ' r..ofla1iL.0 ytnir inc c.&ihcr isg:L, indi-'g. or '-wallet with tianthorne 4onmtriin r '',' 4c r'ardw,r', IdI MANAGEMENT MiAMI MLM~ GE TUNE UPS • CAR AIR CONDITIONING Authorized Ag.ntfo,AIl Airlines &St.amship Lines and on Siiturttuys until 6 I)ifl. IR \1 )( )grflms 201 taking ttwmn with you. there are two fret' storewide parking lots for your convenleflt'e, During the sale store Is open Monday through Friday Frommi 8:158. iii. to9 p. III. We Cater Private Parties -- -, -- ,. i.w,d strip.s. AU fast colon.. Stronq h,oif.ria C MipplY department store. design something for you ar4 have it made, There is no end to the delighti foundattheConversaUoni'1c1 and that Includes those delightful Pells. We suggest 'T (Jr i. , - 1 g FREE BROCHURE _ applies to every department of largest business - _____ ' Oil OW All prices are fob George Stuart's Orlando store or warehouse. You save iiioney . picking up your purchases or The sale is store$ide and OPENSUNDAY 5p.m. - 2am. PICTURE and STORY -' will send you a check to* $0for standard staples to fit any your Favorite charity - or put It sthn(l4Ird stapling machines, inch by l6 inch size rolls,; from Capiz shells from tile Phllippines,themulti.purpose ashtrays (they are two iind three pieces which convert to wtha 'Al fx)rtiible typewriter or a Royal electronic calculator, Royal are equally attractive-- with everything you see, from the hand crafted lamps made - Let us feature Your Business Peanut I S IC inventory sale priced at $29.95. In office supplies, the savings You ran bu), Herring Hall Marvin safes that regularly are staples. T1wse regularly sell $79 and now are only $39.95 for $1.10 a box). fO r~ S... in for Phone Ahead Orders 322-9442 Sanford 2100S. French Ave. G _________________ __________________________ , Business Review Section of The Herald What You Can DoToday when you buy a Iloyal electric downtown Orlando by Tuesday number to call Is 834-3830. _____________________ Your Business or Products in the AllFoodsCooked Go,.ri.iloo -iolity 12 are only $99.95. And in addition, chairs, regularly $5l.? are pre- the 26th. Inventory titne is just a4ound the corner and stocks u ..st be reduced before actual Lake Drive in Theatre. ' ADVERTISE rorre 0jr SHRIMP I FISH I OYSTERS SCALLOPS new citizens in their most Cole adjust-able secretarial vent on all your office needs by shopping at George Stuart s in acrosaSR436 from the Pra Ask For Jan Torbeff electric Tiki God shapes and compi.'tI with circulating pumps. it you like the open beam i'in )-our twine. you will lovt those found at the ConversaU Piece. You will be fascina Piece Is located diagonally t/A is d.'/ ALSO i41'Py/Sfld FRItO (Ht(KIN adding saver model). The 24 inch deep for yourself. The ConversaUua S 322- 2611 or 8319993 Corona You that you go down won and ) For More Information --- 831-3480 according to the Aliens custom made for you or he will 1 You Can Get Results! Two-drawer filing cabineth, portable typewriters that ly $36.90 are now on sale regularly are priced $109.95 and regular at$21.90(I8inchesdeepspacenow are only $79.95. Smith Course, if youdon'tsee what > ou want, but you do know what you want, Arnold can get It BLOW YOUR Yes... u1 savings are Royal electric chip and dip servers, can;ipI - ' - do 7 '' ...... • COMPLETE CHICKEN DINNERS witij soi ii e intructi( ni, pritI114 ows mouthed athgator; or a bar 1 TIMEX REPAIR CENTER 398 Longwood Plaza (Hwy. 17.fl), Ph. 831-2285, ______________________ sale at $29.95. howthearea is growing and felt he found one In Mount Vernon, foot stool shaped like an opeo Car-ben Jewelers Inc. 7QSE,251h51. adverti.sed at $55 are now settle in Central Florida. supply one-of-a-kind furniture Arnold said that he heard about and which is totally different, - -. - Electrolysis Shop highlighting some of the pre- too - oh boy, are they tV' different. Would you behev. i BeI - Ru Ph.322.0642 Stuart's George mnactines, regularly $69.95, are model two-drawer cabinets, are now only now $39.50. Royal electric regularly $45 $2695 calculators formerly sold when Jewel Movement.---------$ "•' j1 tip • ,r ' -, The diff.irnc made of drafting supplies, and luggage. eorge Stuart's business ply department store is 50 -, s75 Maryland FRIED CHICKEN Durable Bunting funishings and supplies. art and Adjusted , 747 E. Lake St. Longwood y Sale HI.FII U.S. Flags the needs for the kind of shop he or moulded in the sculptures. And the designs are differeid We asked how thev caine to wanted, - one which could . Beauty & Pret"nventor 4 aged two and one half years. Cleaned • Oiled SPECIALIZING IN HUCt- 4. CO NDITIONERS , MEN'S, BOYS' & LADIES' HAIRSTYLES _ Phil E 'J C N AIR You will be - glad you (lid. St uart' s big news for business people who want to save money on office machines, furniture, - 4 _________________________________________________________________________________________ interesting little hobby shop. Decor. in the Polynesian style in Seminole County Barber Shop as long as the)- van remernber afternoon class on Tuesday today of go down and visit our in the solid cedar wood l aged 8, who is a student at Arnold said, but he went on to Platt's Academy; and a do just that, After a search for a burnished, or in the wood grain, positive charmer, Pamela, manufacturer who could meet or in the way the metal is be TIMEX SPECIAL 11(111 (111(111 11(1 i r liii I hands to work and develop that talent which has k'Cfl UP pressed so long-the Aliens tell us that anyone can enjoy (-eratliles and be very good at it 10 p. in. and In the morning on by," Inventory clearance sale is the manently, speedily, safely. (formerly Gordon's Drugs) about two years ago. PAr?i Locating Service Thr oughout The Souineast Mary and Kathy have both Mondays and Thursdays from 9 :mn(l they ought to know- they been ceramics enthusiasts for a. in. to noon. There is one are (1w experts. Call 834-4303 young family. a son. Charles, and also a bit unsettling," same, The differences appear Electrolyis makes I? PLAZA DRUGS coffee visit . Initisa _giftshol),andKathysasthathersmallfromIp.in.to4p.111.,a Charles, own and operate "The Conversation Piece," a unique store. CONSULTATION I The Idea of a store of their the times are arranged most pa its rr.s USED OPCII for any student of a class to come in imrol work on th*ir craft andef i'ur'a. If there are an) questioret, K.athy and ''The art of ceramics is for very own, not only to teach conveniently, whatever your alI---uien, women, and children ceramics to others, but also as a work schedule. On Mondays and Thursdays, and is justly called "The place to sell finished pieces as gifts, came about over a cup of classes are held from 7 p. in. to world's rust fascinallng hob- place to 434, Ls a ___U 4 FAIRWAY ( Served Til lop. m. ' Try Ertha Hudson's Gourmet Specials * "classroom'' where your ('OiIll)lete inventory-you will t.tlt'nt.s can he brought out and be amazed. iliswd by the very talented You probably will sign up For Allen gals. one ol their classes two, because on U. S. 17-92 just north of SR - LUNCHEON SPECIAL c1 CSS4lbeI'ry. Ed Sr. is "too young to be fully retired", so he is taking advantage of a family hobby interest as a means to keep the Longwood Shopping Plain beauty-blemishing hair whe ther it be on your lace. arms, legs or body ... per Medicare Approved / Sattirda)- from 10 1), in. to 5 1). in. Wh)- tiot put s' The Pottery Barn, located in ble for you to be free from OPEN FOR 2700S,.SANFORD AVE. in th' C Color, you most desire. tinlimit,ed. You sitould just go Tlw third section is the dowto ind look over their really fun place for the creative •son. 322.1O7Oi LOVWDDC Chuc.i Schrra tp'ir Full Menu iihil)-, wife, Kath)- and two w Ito live in children. busy and "outta trouble." With his wife and his son and his wife, the Aliens have opened a CALL 11W LppIJITWIT SALES & SERVICE Served Daily Mary are right there to am-uwer thcttL rhi shop is Open six days a st i't'k, from Monday through - I CASSELBERRY BAR&RESTAURANT- Kathy said. Their variety of different 1oruL of gift and utility itents Inch situ can iiiakc is almost - FREE CAMA and Kathy, The second section of the shop is filled with green ware, all reads- to lx' baked and finished ' yr plp,riDonn •rso OtPe OLD SHEFFIELD PLATING CO. E .t Br .çuhton E nIena Electro Platers & Silversmith ART I CRAFT SUPPLIES - GIFTS PH 131.1177 - 's-f"ø'f- r 'P.r.' o'.pnb.t*a -:: . . . . . ,, - NIGHT CLASSES START WED.. SEPT. 27 - 7 P M. 5:30 81 N. HWY 1792 - ig Grand Opening Ed is retired from the telephone Inpany and he and his lovely 'k, Mary, cawe to Florida to .pear his son Ed Jr., and his All of the furniture, which December, they arrived in desijzr. - absolutely fascinating beautiful as well. g "God's Country" and set about comes in African, Spanish It was great, and has nothin Ic Oriental e local Polynesian, th the business to become a part of to do with Contemporary design, is probably, but this young couple scene. handcrafted by Witco, and no "Starting out in business in a so attuned to each other and so two pieces are ever exactly obviouily adoring of their new place is a real challenge .- , ' I u Jo '. - w Doors Wheels Etc ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ family, from Brickertown, N, J, going to be gEnii they came, They are the Ed Allen Sr. beautiful - ash trays in unheard of shapes and colors - in variety and appearance. Aria that this Is the place to be for a Washington. It is called Wit bookends so u7iaguiative f outh B '-,-?ir Fand.,rs ..nfr)rd Ph.32?.75g1 300W. First St. Lnqwnnd r,!:.ijON Celery City Printing ')It Wt There are some new folks in town, friends. And are you - PH, 1-1.fl3 rr Naturalh. Imth Eds g(it tissue flowers. and ot]Kr itenis which you could make 'ours-elf caught up in the spirit of the if %OU simply go down and mnuvemiit'nt and plans For tlim' enroll in one of (1w cla sses busmnes; began. ''As a matter of which are conducted 1)), Slary filict, we thought of little eLw,', P home - they are perfectly Diag"lly Across From Prairie Lake Drive In -now -amp am. oiiiiimit~ No. jf Satiiriiiy morning vLis.s For (- tiIt(irf'n from ID a. in. to noon. -1 By ANN SlE(7J.O%P4 Ski L ______________________________________________________________ talented and it is clearly AItamonteSprIng Uarn, t1()W tmini' i tea turing some positively childr'n are already beautiful pieces of ceramics, remarkable Interest in tiii' and evident throughout the store in the decorator - AFRICAN SPANISH POLYNESIAN ORIENTAL CONTEMPORARY - nob only for coxw ation, but for stricti) functional as well, Pell - now, - girls, she is a real ôeiigtit - 1rA.1Ta ii'i' Browse At Pottery Barn "W unusual in home __ i Conversation Piece for shopping experience , - furniture store for seven months. Being an observant man. h noticed that there i_c a definite trend toward the exciting and MORNING- AFTERNOON & EVENING CLASSES th. I 42 'At 5 I worked for a number of years ir. Boston. Mass. and in a local G;~ E E NIo% A P E - Fi R 14G LfC'T jj j\ \\l \i \ k \ \ ih'n, instructors and partori'. .1I(l III - furniture business, having PHONE (3051 83"303 * a ' • - - mustached look, knows his LONGW300, FLA 32750 * - two A.2 mod hairdo and handsomely LONOW000 PLAZA 2 AAA ALIGNMENT '"I shop, interesting - the shop. The dashing young Arnold, with his moderately. - 540 Vau ht Hwy 17 . - .- J. 2811 WHERE THE ACTION IS 9 COMING UPON OR ABOUT business scene. Werefer,ofcourse,toAraold and Nancy Shar Pd owners of _______________________________ A ______________ riN\ PFV -' unusually talented and innovative young couple who are new to the Seminole Count' NOW OPEN Front End Alignment is unique IT'S OUR MOVE . - . tilt whict.mcidentaliyhas only been openonemonth,youwillftndan Phone 322.2304 2012 French Ave. . with as - , - • .• - 121 - I - " this new and different ___________________________________ - 2706 Santor d Ave . . allows you to explode J . . . . home furnishings designed really to "tickle your ego" - It ________________ 171fl(' LL.' by j('U('I i If-hR . )OS S4n14r4 ) r)fI.VlrIn Or about today. "The "Conversa tion Thecc' that Indeed - it is unusual, it fascinating, it th tilled with Homes - Offices - Apartments Residential & Commercial Fine Fabrics Fine ThiIor.n; Choice o1 S t y IM ) - especaUy SNAPPIN ' TURTLE MOWER e business rrr CUSTOM DRAPERIES APPOINTMENT CALL th SANFORD HEATING & 202 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD AIR CONDITIONING flfl 2609S. SANFORD AVE. - SANFORD �4 8A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1972 Political Notebook Editorial Comment The United Nat*ions'Fatef u I New Session are that this week will not be free frt'i' ''nalized but important nwves Election of a new president, Polish Deputy Stanislav Trepczynski must be Foreign Mini done. There will also be the election of 17 vice presidents plus the chairmen of the seven standing committees. All of this is, to be sure, matters of formal action and the compliance with organizational procedures which are believed to be necessary for the transacting of UN work. But what this session of the UN must be aware of is that the very life of this international Convening of the 27th session of the United Nations General Assembly in its headquircr; today takes phce in a climate of interrtional erisis which it rarely has had to cope with before. Look where yrni will and there are danger flags flying with an intensity which has not been equalled either in its breadth or its fury. Designed as a place where conflicting national purposes could be dealt with in words and not weapons; born out of the travail of WW II and fathered by a stern resolve that the failure of the post-WW I League of Nations would not be duplicated and that global peace would be achieved, the bright flame has now become a flickering candle-wick. But it is still a-light Thus the UN stands as the only organism which man has been able to create within which thedeephopes which all mankind holds; can find nourishment and which can flower into a future with betterment for all, everywhere. The single outstanding threat which exists in its most flagrant. form today is international terrorism. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim has promised specific attention to this evil, and has already put into force extraordinary safety measures to keep the IN and its members protected. The UN meets with fighting in the mid-cast. Africa and Indochina in process. The Arab terrorism, flaming into the horrors of the Olympic Games massacre, brought Israeli armed forces into heavy and destructive punishing raids in Lebanon and Syria. Thus the continuing and persistent confrontation in that part of the Mediterranean coasts will get quick attention. An old issue which has exploded within the UN before — witness the 1967 Seven-Day war — still is active and dangerous to world peace. Emergence of the new nations and the problems which these and inexerienced peoples bring with them, is making headlines in Kampala. Uganda, where expulsion of non-citizen considered the match which Asians is generally provoked this Uganda-Tanzanian clash, Once more there will be discussion of the Indochina war. In this, the American bombing of Vietnamese can be expected to produce a debate which will go further to underscore the deep divisions which still exist between the Americans and those allied with the west and the communist powers which now have two major seats with mainland China in one and Moscow in the other. Next week will see the start of the scheduled policy statements by delegates but indications Curiosity Spurs Cats And Humans 32771 FRANK VOLTOLINE C,rcu?ation General 9,anager JOHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page ROY GREEN Adbectsng ManaQe.! 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Suroay and Christmas Published Saturday preceding Christmas - - - The Herald is a member of the Associated Press *hich is en titled ciclusively to the use for reprod1.ctono$ all the lal news printed in ftiis flCA spaper Herald Area Correspondents Altjmc'nte Springs P,',iriIyn Gordon 8)? 697S Fern Park E Estates Goldenrod Easibrooli MartynG'.>rdon 8)1 Bear Lake ,FS Forest City ArnRi let $31 9959 Casielberry Tangl.*ood wath) Niblack 838 uSC Mji'ilpn Gordon til cc'S Lake Mary Ann 177 $lOi Uk, Monroe :77 761, Longwood Ann Riley 53% 9959 Chu Iuota Mrs Sue McEacfiern 365 5565 Colored Community 377 541$ D,Itona.DIBary. Enterprise Carl Allen Eiton.a 574 17S8 Winter Springs Mary Hylit all 51*6 Osteen Mrs ClarenceSnydar 377 4841 Geneva . Oviedo Slavia Li Matbt'u, 39 570S -. . ' •.i .. ,., ' - . Games By DAVE HATFIELD Copley News Service Richard Nixon will beat George McGovern. And that's no rumor - it's fact. That is, when you're playing poker with Politicards. Richard Nixon Is the king of spades and George McGovern is the seven of hearts. Politicards, a Los Angeles company, Is just one of man)' who have produced games to take advantage of the political climate. The company has done a great deal of reasearch in planning the cards with Just the right political caricature. The two red suits are Democrats — hearts, the liberals; and diamonds, the hard hats - and the two black suits are Republicans - clubs, the capitalists; and spades, the President and his men. The 3M Co. meanwhile has come out with what they're calling 'Bookshelf" games, one of which is an updated version of "Mr. President." In the new version, those who don't like the electoral college system are welcome to use the new popular vote tathes. Another company competing with 3M on store shelves is Design Dynamics. They have a game called "Who Can seat Nlxon"which gives players the option ot.chooslng one of the front-running candidates or a dark horse, including the player himself, The math objective of the game is to be the first one to get 770 electoral votes. Gradually the chaliengers are whittled away until only one faces Mr. Nixon. Then the two candidates jo at it, state by state, getting financial and media support. The game rules warn, however, to be on the lookout for fictitious indarsernents by the press because they can spell down for a candidate. Event and media cards can eliminate some promising new candidates. Although Mr. Nixon doesn't have to worry about them, he does have to be on guard for scandal which could ruin him. If Mr. Nixon Should land on "peace," he automatically wins an eastern state. Another one of Design Dynamics' games beckons the player to "Experience the ghetto. live on welfare. Try to live in a white suburb," And about hallway through the game, if you are not making enough progress getting out of the ghetto, you can upset the system by going outside of it. The game is called "Black & White." The classic confrontation of the sexes allows players to changetheirsex — withouteven going to Denmark. The point of "Woman & Man" is to get as many status points as possible so that women can prove their equality to men. 'Women's lAb" is an Urban Systems Inc., version of a similar game for women to gain status. Some of their other game titles Include "Society Today" and "Repeal of Prohibition." BERRY'S ,.'. I uiU is ) inure - , to , . (' ran. n far, n.siaIr. 1 i pprovea By Sen. WASHINGTON George McGovern's 1972 ml. nority-ori..r.ted presidential campaign has a sympathetic, but less than active supporter in the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The man, Robert Pennington, 52, has never tied his name In large national weekly news magazines or the major newspapers which chronicle every step of the way for McGovern. He Is the acting chief ci the di. vision of tribal operations for the Bureau of Indian Affairs. He also is McGovern's b'othe'4n-haw. "I have no plans for the campaign because of the Hatch Act," Prr.nington said in an interview, - W'plf. I Capa igii Foulu ps Vi HuIIWIV IAI'kti 'I lip rest (if the tirn was snt Andated Preu Writer ('hII''A(V) (All) tiny of i'attipalgfl fotilups that reportedly left NIII footing, Sen. t 1rnrgv MrI ,OVf'tfl endorsed the Idea of tn redit_s for parents of tuilents In pri- tw1r.tIrg riiountu*in roads arid city traffic jarns, so that by IfltP aftern",n a hIghly a* PI"' trnvllin tout Icr ini dumb' dumbfighting numb' lion rnlled Is intprvipv ;lI- This job led him to the Bureau of Indian Affairs. In his job as acting chief, he is cit the federal government's GS14 level which, depending on Um in grade, pays from 121,960 to $23548 annually. Ce-. Wicaticr as permanent head of the office would place him in the GS15 level, with salary breaks spaced between $25,5& and $33,200 a year. Although Pumnlngtcn plans to do nothing openly in the way of campaign work this fall, be said the Hatch Act would not bar his wife from doing so. e is a practicing nurse, specializing in problems of the aging. Her role in campaignlnj has not been specified, according to spokesmen f or the McGovern caznç*Ign committee. ab vate anti parochial cftXiIs. me move was seen mainly as a friendly gestur" t(iwnrnI millions of Unman Catholicvotera concentrated in the large states which the I)c'yr,nr'ratt' president liti nnirnira'p feels ;iri' cruc ial for hi c tiil fur 'Ii Whit" house said tin' iiit(it ciii the ''tax credit a ppr oa rh' without proposing any spedlin plan Previously Mi (ovcrn had said tie was exploring ways to aid par rs'tdal sc'hrs)Is without violating the tJS ('onstitutlon's prohibition agitinist ruiinglln h u rt hi mid ivi'rnmnu'nt Mr( ove'rnu rt'l('asu'll hoc stat' merit on parochial school.zii.l before heading Into a clor,ed. door meeting with Chicago I;' bor leaders. lie also was to appear at ii Catholic technical high school In a predominantly white, working class neighborho In the northwest part nif the city We re cleaning house to make more room for incoming merchandise - ijP TID 50%OFF! ON MACHINES SUPPLIES FURNITURE LUGGAGE -RTd, ENGINEERING O F FICE iiOS) 211.111) ,tiforr1 Ph. 0 IA stuart 13 East 4 0BIP4SON OfflOA tactic, Mansfield's $15-million being premature. By PEGGY SIMPSON was passed twice—the plan Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., DN.C., Associated Press Writer its merits and the The first time on said it would further burden the WASHINGTON (AP) attached to the taxpayer who he said "Is inSenate has approved legislation second time omnibus crime pg of crime 1Iousepassed in this, too." to compensate victims fl1L'dSUFC. Another amendment to the and the "good Samaritans" Mansfield said he hoped by omnibus crime package would who go to their rescue. was this maneuver to get his promake it a federal crime to kill, amendment The compensation bill before injure or assault a policeman, attached to an omnibus crime posed by house-Sen ate conferees for fireman judicial officer beor bill which passed the Senate positlt"s. The bill possible passage this Congress. cause of his official a 74-0 vote Monday. has taken no action House to 23 In Ivor 46 was 7be vote also would make It a federal The plan. compensation Sen. Richard the by the proposal of crime to kill a policeman or on The bill would pay victims for S. Schweiker, R-Pa. fireman. medical and burial expenses, Another provision would esThe bill now goes to a Senateand SUPPOrt, tablish a federally subsidized earnings loss of House conference to resolve and childcosts therapeutic Insurance plan for group-life differences, to enable one expenses state and local policemen, fire. care Arguing for adoption of his ofparent to work. Victims would men and other public-safety proposal, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said not be repaid for property ficers. The cost was put at $22 government for too long has losses but intervenors—the so- million annually. Sen. Roman L. Uruska, R. neglected the victims of violent called good Samaritans— Neb., also won passage of an crimes and others injured while would be. n amendment to extend until administratio T Ii e trying to aid them. In an unusual parliamentary reportedly opposes the bill as June 30, 1974, the Omnibus Crime Control Act of 1968, at an estimated cost of $1.74 billion - Seminole Calendar I for Uie extra year. Two other crime bills passed by the Senate Sept. S were Sept. 19 Altamonte Springs Home- wrapped into the omnibus bill. Lakeview Middle School muiakers Club, 9 a.m., First One would authorize a $50,000 payment to dependents of poPTA, 7:30 pin.; parents will Federal S&L. !icemen. firemen and other lawmeet teachers and follow pt 20 officers slain on enforcement children's schedules. L.WV unit meeting, 9:45 a. m., July. The other would make Altamonte Community Church. .ivallable antitrust-type civil 'Sept 19 LWV unit meeting, 7:45 p. rn., remedies to victims of theft and LWV unit meeting, 7:45 p. m.. 2004 hibiscus. racketeering, allowing them, 1723 Shoshonee Trail, Indian for Instance, to sue for treble Sept. 21 Hills. Drug Atinn Committee, 7:30 damages. Sept. 19 p.m., Oviedo High School; p.m.. Lyman thigh School MA School Supt. John Angel. meeting 8 p.m. in auditorium; Dominick Salfni, M. Luis Judge open house. Perez and Chaplain James Bryan. Sept. 20 21 I.WV unit meeting. 9:45 am., Sept. County Republican Seminole Church, Altamonte Community 8 p.m., committee, But the Welcome Wagon LWV unit meeting, 7:30.rn., executive Kenneth Sen. SJC; 207-8, hostess can make it easier home of Mrs. William Kir- rooms Plante will speak. to adjust to your new chhoff, Sanford. surroundings, and niy' be put a smile on your face! LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER... WORLD " S Gas Gas Gas Dryers Lights Grills 1. 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DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 i.$436 ,george Monday, Mc(',overn put in a 17-1our (lay on the campaign trail in Vest Virginia coal country, (Thin's industrial southwest and the rural southern tip of Illinois But the non ii nt'e spent barely fi ve h iU15 t a.I11)4llgning of th It's a good Even a recent federal court dedsIcm which queatloned the validity of the act could not move Pennington ft-tin his noncunmlttal posiUon. The Hatch Act Is granddaddy legislationfor all the nation's fed eral empkiyes and has prevnI 1 them fruit participating actively In partisan political alfairs. The mm of the act is that anyone makiv hisInrne fruit federal law should not become Invol ved with pctiUdans who might like to change IL Permlngtcm for 20 months has been a't1ng child of the di vision. A scholar on Indian ti_story, he has beet In the Washington ine 10 years. He is married to the twin sister of Sen. McGovern's wile. He and his wife. Iii, hat' four children, the youngest 15. WIDE - - -- McGovern was derlbed extremaly irritatd after arruving in Cincinnati two hour's h.hind rbdule and sri late thnt e-with kcal h)u the missed newsmen vision afternoon broadcasts. One st'• STORE- Pay For Crime Victims No Campaign For McGovern In-Law "We all met at Dakota Wesleyan College," Pennington said. Pennlngton Is a native of Redfield. S.D., and majored in history at Dakota Wesleyan, th e same school where McGovern did his und ergradu. ate work. He late- did graduate work at Northwestern and the University of Chicago. Pervilngton says his interest In Indian problem started dot. Lug undergraduate days when he condtxted summer dasm on reservations under iple au ea of the American Missionary So. dety Bible sctx)ols. Listing himself as an historian by prolesakm, Puuilngton taught at the college level for 10 years prior to taking on a tire.year assignment with the NaticmaJ Education Association. cGovern Unh appy M senate Pennsylvania Avenue By MICHAEL O'CONNOR Copley News Service n. Se W ' Maybe TV Isn't So Bad After All Here's a question to help you start off the new television searon: "Americans watch more television than th ey admit and television represents a dissatisfying and mind-dulling waste of ti me." True or false? Mans' social critics would insist that the statement Is true. lut John P. Robinson, study direc tor at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research, says it may not be Robinson reports that the average American spends about two hours a day watching television instead of three to six hours as has often been claimed. Ile bases his conclusions on five studies, in which he was involved, by the U.S. Surgeon General's Scientific Advisory Committee on Television and Social Behavior. His fi ndings are summarized in a recent paper published by the National Institute of Mental Health. "Although television Is often criticized as being a cultural wasteland, the legions of television viewers say that watching television is pleasurable, entertaining and often educational," he says. The researcher reports that "majorities of viewers claimed that their favorite dramatic programs were both realistic and instructive." lie adds that soap operas and mnedical programs were rated parti cularly high. Police and detective programs were seen as instructive. - .. One Man's Opinion , - ' nedy. - ., .................... '. .. So, if these samplings are at all accurate, they mean the 1960 election was narrowly determined at the last moment by voters who were neither Mr. Nixon's nor Kennedy's to claim in midsummer. In 1968, 1 did four major Republican convention delegate su rv eys in the months leading up to Mr. Nixon's second nomination. Looking back over these reports, I find repeated reference to esidt'nce, in state after state, that Mr Nixon's delegate support was loose or fluid or thin hits own chief clelegate.hunters acknowledged that this was so Yet this did not pre''t'nt tiiuii from winning a convincing first ballot nomination at Miami Beach. lie buried Governors Rockefeller and Reagan. Nothing much changed for Mr. Nixon in the fall of 1968 There is no persuasive evidence that in the space of a few months he suddenly became the loved one. Nor, indeed, did he widen his support in the general electorate. But most of what he had stayed with him, thin or not. The lesson in all this is obvious: Thinness of support u crippling. Votes co nt whether they is not necessarily are thick or thin History suggests that George McGovern take less comfort fro m the shallowness of Mr. Nixon's backing, and worry more about the fact that It seems so broad. For, unless the President's thin crust is compressed within much narrower boundaries than prevail today, he will win in a sweep. "'••,. - ',c. A Business Surge In Election Years BILL VINCENT JR Stat? PPc,tcrapPer — EDIN By DAVID HN She will he and lap her fur indifferently at the screaming of a siren or the ear-hurting Political GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor - Nearly every test of public 8cnttnieflt shows President itnort among American voters to be broad but Nt'o' quite el .t ' itaL give's Seii, Gtorg MCGOVTfl ho pe. p" But induces rt'at caution among political forecasters. should it .1.'"' The universal obervation about ''1on I-i '• re' • the IDG4 sac that he was ,tI mcfl th.ep By cOfl .tI" c)ltpO't ..'. dedi. at ci , r -, ;-, (;oldwater had a :st, GOl' n'' fire for him following tii would go t'hrough --r.iti. .iouiiuu LVOI torgnuen. Well. in case you states won all but five water by Ifl million votes lie a tnll and took six big ones b margins of more th an lion votes each. No candidate in history has ever come close to equaling that part of his performance. As for Richard Nixon. there's nothing new about his not being loved After he was nominated for president the first time in 1960 at Chicago, he held a pronounced lead over John F' Kennedy. It is common today to say he blew it. But the picture then ws not nearly so sure for him as ob servers now imagine. The University of Michigan's Survey Research Center, reporting in l9tU on a long series of poll samplings taken in the iros ious year's campaign , said that in mid summer of 1960 there were an unusually high number of undetided voters—upwards of 30 per cent of those queried The c"nter's researchers suggest two things. One, that Kennedy was still larieh' unknown to millions of AnieriCAM, a m.UlrItV if them !lemtrats until he was flom inated in 3 uR is; o, that by lU idScptv mber most Prot' estant Democrats knew of him, knew also that he was a Catholic, and were in considerable torment about how to vote. Nevertheless, said the center's experts. Kennedy in time began to make heavy inroads with the doubters Th e poll findings indicated that from late September until election day, the undecided moved off the fence in a steady procession—in a ratio of two to one for Ken- __ 3IELOW. Edlor and Pjblihr WALTER A WAYNE 0 DOYLE &d.ertsing Director 5. Att to PubIiiC" Home Delivery chattering of an automatic to open it, and won't rest until ufactures the things they like — jackhammer outside the win- she gets to inspect its contents liver and kidneys and fish and cheese and cream. (\jriosdC). but if anything within eye- — first, of course, NEW YORK i AP* — The big fear of my life is that But the chief object of her cu. sight makes a fractional move, ty kills s on i: in a x'urd .nd a nosity i her idol in the kitchen, sometime Lady Dottie will old English proverb she )OUflCt. She will paw for ball an the refrigerator. She sniffs at it creep into the refrigerator un says. It may be true, but it is hour at a breeze-blown window endlessly, stands up and tries to seen. I'll close the door on her true that curiosity keeps a accidentally, and find her there cord, spend half a day prancing paw the door open, cat young and greatly alive, She is immediately underfoot later with a happy smile on her human beings. arciind a small bemused bug or d just whenever I go to the refrigfrozen face and both paws lost wing-draggled moth. That's why am beginning Autornaticali, she assumes erator and makes incessant ataround a large beef kidney — a , - family suspect that that anything brought into the tempts to crawl into it. I am cat killed by her own curiosity. Lady Dottie, may live On the other hand, what a a factory U curiosity can guarantee . house is a present for her. She sure she thinks of it as for cats that endlessly manway to go mortality. She will never run will scratch at a parcel. Wooing ----out of breath Lady Dottie is something of a Boys Will Be Boys!" enir feline Cinderella. The of a midnight passion on a suburban backyard fnct by par( ents of unknown ancestry.she came to us as a homeless stray kitten with a black dot on her ' nose that made her look vaguely like a comic Adolf hiticr in fur. and white and , / large, she has the manners of an aristrocrat and — thanks to an early visit to a veteririanan who nWIe a lasting impression L on her — the morals of a saint. Last year Lad)' Dottie mm-, pleted her freshman year at WIhZTh College in Vermont with my other teen-ager. Tracy Ann, a daughter. Both, follow/ ing a new custom that is be. coming a tradition among rany college students, are staying home this semester in order to "find themselves." Lady Dottie is completely dif( " ferent from the typical human -S teen-ager, who would rather ____ commit hara-kin than show emotion of any kind in the presence of an adult. Although atl4a cat isgettirig to be a senior citizen, she is almost frantically curious about everything around her. .4 particularly anything that HAL MAX TELEPHONE FLA By BRUCE BIOSSAT ni7.ation is at stake. At least it ought to be. The matter of financial support must not be allowed to hide in the shadows with the great powers, as well as the small, more than willing for the United States to continue to play Lady Bountiful. Above all, however, the presidential election campaign must be entirely divorced from the proceedings. Here is an opportunity for President Nixon to display the statesmanship of which he is capable and Senate' George McGovern to be sure that the Democratic campaign muddles no international waters. Offbeat Ruminations 1)POanforbfieralb 831 372 2611 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD Nixon's Support Thin but Broad WORRY CLINIC By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. "SibUng Sequence" w; tht; 'fl '1i1 shows why Billy and Bobby the 2nd dIlid v1(I you Bible are like the Prodigal Son t'1ioliirs will recall how he and his older biot er For , fitt tIIlkfMl 1II littliet (sit (II our personalities depend to )ii llillrfife)ti('('. a lane degree on whether 'flit-to, s'eti lie Inul IH'IIt we at, the firstborn or 2nd 0)1101'S' IPII wild hj51h1. hI' 1 liii . child of the some sex. Use j 'lntrovertExtrovert hiul the gull to rt'tilrti )lult;f' the Tests" to pick your career? 'Ilir Ot(lf't Still "' f 1)tOlHh1il%' luse tir'' J i (i.s*' U-592: BIIIV ulliti hc';.ii' t*, d thnn •..i'nr t' I t n ,,i 'f ) t5y 't1% his fiIl nwther. t I1i' lirstiHitIl hid, bf't*llll('s i. . , , ii'ill I Ii (1)tI1l't of i%((lflilltllIt i'ltlU'IV •lili't .ilk' imn'h like lI'. l'tii the fi rst Wort) -me fur li*' tiitit stirs cv hi toc ent In their personnliti*'s his , nrhi rtIt') "iillv Is 9tii*'t uid hurt' ilpill Iii.' IIIIIII1 "'flc ssit)i V(l)ItiCI ibliiig h,;is,i'i tnkrn l Cl S ioingsters with t.st'I S ('si, 11)1 Lit' ti,iiit . ,.iL l.... e .,. S(flti(' of shosv its lflti('IS llit*'tl'dt to '''''''''''''" I That t,tl.y child alsit is 01 IlIlliji ali(l play. being htigp'tI or kisses?. SO that uil(l*'st tiiiltl tl'li(lS non' iiu'linc'tl to sast' th,iiits. And he is 1 hoarder to;. ranging Intro old tIP 1)4.4 ,4 11111. ill introvert, his toys. as well as candy Iii' lllt thins ties chop into sta;,i1is. rare (ilitid and es *'II "At Easter, their grand. 811(1 create his his lilOIif'V. parents gave bothi of I i')ii OWH I est i'it ittli, licilig lii; Ac till •,tlu ill, lo' 'llit' Easter •'g;. l ot of ;utod'n 1 iloc k c 1inui other likely to hiase i t batik ic "Bobby Me his ill tilt, list to toil lit and to look utter lii' t2 days ;In I then tried tit i114'II •Ihiltl ti,incc flit' 2nd ages? parelits wheedle soint' of Billy's, )iil.l, svhiut filitis htllI)s*'lI in it iluitigh lie may growl for tIslt'lltiII,t, "Eur Uill' kept 1i Alid show little i'rcotial if weeks. Iii 1,ttt, I i*'i't'lit lv i"ir there is toothIer older found 1 of those diitt tl.iti Alld stronger "K log of thu' I ect iou. w hit'ti flit' '1'1P iii iwo, they k no'.;' thirs' call eggs tuickest 8Wut in lii; lois Ni lisu'r',', of relics •uioi tr,'actir•'s. Sit thi,it miiigctcr •li')n'li(l ti)oti him for sup. "Bills' ii 11101*' rt'hiahlt' alit? 1uiluk learns to ulci' Ian. 1111rt lii'. ttsk, sshtli' ,t fitijcbiw'. t t.ilkiii1 ,,'. fl '.ilWll t out way his talks hobby 4), his way un it of dstiiestltv lit isu's thiu',it, chiuss's his diet huts leases O f 1it'iii;uding his older silt- fill,, work and oitu'ti 4111(1 sis chutes ulhidOtie. lilig shari' toys. eand ,iiiul thu'n hifll. hut thi'ti "1%11't this proof uti their attention. horri;;' tl- ItO llIf'V Iii; lltIV un' younger child will Of •iIdu'r brother g.i'. *' thn'i,i! tliflrretut jnhlt'ritilWI'? tell shed ('ro(lxIilt' ti'aes its SemI for mv "I idro'. ert I NTROVERT-EX'TROVERT if hi' is being killed, whu'ti iuitstl No. it is dui('llv 8 sign that in a battle with his older Estri is i'rt Tests (\'.'.it i'nclosbooklet I Bills' is (hiu firstborn while brother, for thi*'ti \talnhhla ( bug lug st.11lll)('dl. return Ihibhiv typifies lIt.' usual 21i(l will ruishi to his result' and it i'tiveltpe. iiluis 2. Child. s,uv little your 'Junior. let I 1"bat is especially true if *,(P. I. fir , ,nql.,.sn, • In, if this your first two kiddies art' brother base that tos'. for •*SPI. •t.itrSt ,n.l"i arul 2'. tptnv and printing ioth boys or girls and those lie is jul51 .1 bahw, s'nut 'know, r,n!. C1,416 .h.r. m u huh' von are a 111 G ho'." u.e ,. t'p, riptut together in ago'. OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AND NEW GAS CUSIOMERS �- - Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1OA-The Sanford Herald 972 4' , ,-,I _" ,erri* Iyanin uomnound ivi Marily n's ' ilIr., ]tIrs "A1fred Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Krngnt Mr.andMrs.LytleSwopeare L4dr and Mrs. Patrick of Ca.cselberry entertained Mrs. entertaining two of his O'Neill of San Sebastian Knight's niece, Mrs. l.rnda Mrs. Harry Bushbaum from H:gh. Altamonte Springs, W DORIS WIlliAMS Duby, and two-year son, Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. 1. E. have been very busy for weeks EdItor Mark, a.c wet! as Miss Marsha Lândamood from Troy, Ohio, entertaining her sister, Mrs. . Gelbe, all from Silver Springs, 'th had beer on a Caribbean Caroline Bougeririne and sons, The letter came about two I Md They visited Disney, Ft. Crufe and th er tr' !tn4 MkiK.d aria Pai.i f Syracuse, mon 'W lauderdale, and Miami Beach. for two days, but they think New York. They have led envelope which traveling ravehn ' all over Florida th e way home their car Flonda is Just wonderful. on "1 contained an invitation to an V taking in the many high srota open house reception to honor broke down and they had to fl I_.. James Meyers, the former and dread to think of the cold Irma and Alfred Kirschstein on hume. Marsha carri ed a big who winter facing them in Syracuse. their 25th wedding anniv,rlrai:s, wrench and several paper bags postmaster of to resigned his following with things she had brought Sept. 17. The OrLando W este rn Sivare e plane and hospitalization for a heart repair her car on th Why such an advanced and Round Dance Council notice i pondered? the inspector seemed very attack, has been seen b)- hI neighbors hitting golf balls in elected new officers recently suspicious of her. The y P . for the coming year. All set to when his yard. discovered t wrench co up le planned a six week make the council's functions a they X-rayed her luggage. By MARILYN' ((IItIX)S Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fensler rousing success are Chairmen, anni'crsar) trip to Europe to visits with IrTna's in and son Robert of Casselberry, Len and Jane Bernard, Whirl an ayat1e5 Germany Thomas Gullickson of Fern recently returned from Atlanta. and Nirl: vice chairmen. Suz It seems that fall is in the air. activities are Park, is expecting his son. Ga., where they helped their and Tina Sommerman, Kiss-a. On the fourth day of the Seminole beginning again. PuU out the Robert, to fly to Orlando from daughter. Rosemary. get 'nec Squares: treasurers, Roy tour. Alfred suffered a heart Marianne clothes and shake the moth BrC.oksville. Wis. and may located in an apartment. She and Lippert. attack and was hospitalized in back with balls. The clubs are all having decide resigned her job as a nurse in Plantation Squares: Samedan. Switzerland for five membership teas and coffees. visit his daughter arid son-in. Gainesville to accept a position secretaries. Dell and Julie weeks. loyless. Whirl and Twirl, The kiddies are back in school. law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cos. All elaborate entertainment in an Atlanta hospital plan ned by Irma's family had tobe cancelled .andafter seven -1 the test for her Stacy and one-half ears, she visited . restricted driver's license. I am i her broth e rs at Alfred's th th e only mother I know that is bedside. . happy about the whole thine "irrivc'i txick • ... Tc utiitr mo th tr arc- a:. home Sept 6 directl y from M) bab) ic outside crying I SOctCI I rschs te t n ' 1 J ter 50 pregnancy Dssihle, but improbable J -. I 1 ______ . - - . . By Abigail Van Buren . - . I . im w MOM 9t1SM. Y. sn, tiJ. let) . : DEAR ABBY: Applause to you for tilling "WORRIED rITLESS" to keep her guard up regarding late prenan. _____ After a recent surgical procedure, my doctor told me at I would probably not start my menopause for .t inst ro yenra-that I am still ovulating, and can get pregnant. am 54 years old! Sign me, "BEING VERY, VERY CAREFUL IN ANAHEIM" ___ _____ .' - DEAR BEING: I rrceh'ed numerous reports from readro InatsUng that they knew women whe had given Mrth 'elI into their sixties! I asked my own doctor, John A. flange.. a. ex.ed In he practice of obstetrics; and gynecology for some 33 years MinneapolIs. and here Is his reply: "Dr. Nicholson J. Eastman of Johns IIopka University aide an eihauith'e study ,f the records from Johns i1.ins Hospital. New York Lying-In Hospital. and Boston .ytng.In Hospital concerning the upper age limits of r,oluetivity. Studying more than 501111.1111 00 records from these tellauthetitleated reports , no pregnancy after the age 01 S6 was recorded. I must agree with your itatemaut. Abby, hat aliho the chances of becoming pregnant at the age of 10 are greatly reduced. Ills by no mew Impossible, 5o eep telling the ladles to keep their guards up." -I ___________ . ,tictt ___________ r . I It 11 ) - - '' T' £ - I house reception • . - ..,, -. . - - - __ • ' 'k • - '., ' - -/7 & .,,•4 ." ,. ; . ' -• . . - .. . : • and ever% Where do we go when we drive? Mostly we Just look for someone to see us driving. Ch.hc?!c: • . I •: es :m t- :.:em - .• . ,. . . . ous with a solid shirt In rust, taupe, block and cream po lyester and ocrIic will run their turkey shoot it. " -s :1L Clubis hoping that Wade Brown again. How about / • . The South Seminole It knit for maximum impoct ond minimum upkeep An alluring way to lc>ok ( right) is the fluid little top, Dolmon sleeved and shirred with elastic where Wade? it counts it s worn with a matching pin-tucked skirt buttoned oni'., to the knee These are Another 1s designs Col. and Mrs. Kenneth McManamy. San Sebastian David, Heights, and • who is a have just i ttsburg, Pa., Columbus, Ohio, Pib W Virginia dW toome again. .,_., Seminole County Federation and Helen Keyser. Altamonte J. Sieczkowsk, Lake Mary move! Fern Park, is at home recuperating from recent surgery at Winter Park Hospital. s Club, Woman' Also Marion E.ggers, South - Appearing for special engagi.ments at the local hospitals recently were soffit top headliners of the Whirl and Twirl, Micki Summers, Ron Overfelt and Don Briant. Though each has returned home, modesty prevents them from elaborating on the cx(itement that each caused d ur ing their whirlwind hospital hiatus. I know you have been reading about the beautiful new Bram Towers. Residents of Casselberry now making Bram Towers their home and we will miss tlwmni are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheatley and Mr. and Mrs. Thorbiorn Dbe. Mrs. Pierce was organist at United Community the Methodist Ch ur ch for several years. Mr. Sawyer was the Chief of Police and Mr. Wheatley. a former mayor. Th e women have all been active in ch ur ch and community work for many years. - .. -; -, .. J7f . -. and means chairman for the Barbara Bakalla. Carriage publicity, .Mrs. Morris, refreshOrganiz?tiofl, Mrs. Thomas hills Woman s Club, Mrs. merits; Mrs. Louise Gill, Freeman, met with her corn- Frank Woodruff III, Sanford commentator and Mrs. Pyle, mittee to plan a fashion show to Garden Club: and Mrs. Joseph IIIUSiC. be held on Nov 2, at the Sanford Woman's Club at 10 a.m. The theme chosen for this \()n1('ll show is 'Holiday Boutique". Each of the 17 clubs in the rt I P r Ii I ii ow Federa tion will furnish two models and fashions will be DeBary Womeris Club held licers and committee chairchosen from dress salons over itS first 1972.73 meeting at the man, all past presidents were th e entire county. honored and presented with Millinery, foot fashions and Community Center, Sept. 15. corsages. other accessory items will be The business meeting was Announcement was made of selected from shops throughout preceded by a potluck luncheon supervised by the executive the Sta te Officers' Tour to tiC the county as well. board. held at the Deltona Womens' Proceeds from the show will The meeting was called to Club, Oct- 9, beginning at 9:30 go to the Federation project (if community service which will order by the new president, a.m. Mrs. J. T. Wallin, who be announced in November. Attention was call ed to th e welcomed the 63 members and Members of the committee nine guests present. Prayer dessert card party arid fashion planning this spectacular event was offered ht' tug. ,-iir1.in show to be held on Oct. 11 at Freeman, are Beverly 1:00 p.m. at the Community j aie f ollowed i representing the Federation salute to the flag and the Center. Mrs. C. T. Ulrich is in Ruth singing of one verse oftlie"Star charge of tickets. It was Board, chairman; Johnson. Cass.elber' Woman's Spangled Banner" requested that door prizes be given to Mrs. W. Lakernan. Club: Linda Morris, Beta \Irs P. 0. Goodson reported Sigma Phi; and Ka Sassman, on the 1972-73 budget and was The afternoon speaker was County Homemakers Mrs. Norman Wagner of accepted by the membership. I)eltona, Distnct 6 Director. Longwood Mary Pyle. Mrs. L. Forbck reported that Aisi who gave an aiiiUsrng talk on Joseph Mrs. to League; date the Club has given Civic Women's Clubs. The mneetini: Woman's toward the air-conditioning of Leinhart, Oviedo was adjourned by the members Crabtree, John the ('onu'riunity Center. After Club; Mrs. Sanford Junior Woman's Club reports from the various of. uniting in the Collect. Dc'Barv (1:1111) S€'ts a t . . t_ ,- . •._. 4Y.'" .J MR. AND MRS. ALFRED V. KIRSCHSTEIN .. . at their 25th F as 'how wedding Featured on the table were a unique punch bowl capturing couple received many gifts, Ga den Ci cles ROSE CIRCLE • y Mrs. Simpson present ed the program for the day and Mrs. Mildred Babcock and discussed "The Monthly Chores of the season for How Circle of in e, Friday a.m. Babcock times weekend. years with many exciting __________________________ Sept. 8. Summer to Winter s u in in e kimono Wrap sweaters with cap sleeves Kirschsteins are The members of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer where Irma was the pastor's secretary for many years and she is still active In Luth eran Women's Missionary League and Ladies Aid. They are _______ , RITIQUET KhTHCR OR d PECI1L LOOK Let your love for the traditional go to your feet. The charm of antiqued leather with a continental flair. Ready to set heads spinning with your merry-go-round fashion looks. s 9 99 1 .'. I' •. ', i .-. d S ~ CARROLL RIOHTN'$ MONTHLY Ii A I: 644.7600 E. Colonial or,Ortando 843-5708 , j. :f: - 6 & : 1 1 . 1W. £6 4.• • s.. :.-s . Id -_I_ .$ . ------- 4[& aT - ,. ArtIf IC lOt Rig. To $i.i Yd 100% ACRYLIC 11, •'• : £1' a. •. Save 20% on the 5 most- needed Earthenware Serving dishes. •• 4 . L I KNITS $ £ 10' WIDE MACHINE WASHABLE In bright prints R. toLiSI Yd £4 La ' . 6 A. 1 & 100% POLYESTER I. KNITS J. #4 4 16 00 1 i, 111111 1.33, " Rev. $1.99 Yd. BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE 228 E. First Street Ph, 322-3524 Phi.. 3111, 4113111 Open II Daily 090n Ill 9 Men £ Closed $vada y you can rn health. Be wise. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Plan time to repay a social debt today which could bring fine benefits in the future. Your mate wants proof of your affection, so be sure to give it and Add to happiness SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Add those comforts to home that will increase its beauty and give happiness and satisfaction. Work on a plan to have more security in the future. Succeu is up to you SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 11) You can now make excellent new contacts while enjoying old ones State your aims to right people who can now help you attain them Don't neglect correspondence. rAl'RIUORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) You have to find a more modern way of adding to present income, otherwise you w il l not get good results. Contact an expert in business for advice land Follow it AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Handling personal affairs ii best today, although you can accomplish almost anything you set your heart on today Talking with persons you respect can bring about advancement PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Talking with a good friend and stating your fondest desires brings fine coopemation so that you can attain them easily. I he social is particularly good hits evening IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY • he or she will be of those delightful individuals who likes people Be sure to have playmates in as much as pole,but be sure they are the right kind of people, ottsrwLas your progeny COUld get ti*tø The wrong company and possibly ruin a fin, future Almost any field is good here, especially that of selling, personnel work, the ministry and teaching. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! 40 for Carroll Righter's Individual Forecut for your and bttthdate your your copy sand For October is now ready. $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of rswspaper), Dos 629, Ifcllywood, Calif 90028 . 1 S 33 YD 6 6 Arrangernerits o wido machine washabl, In br&ghl Pi&èns I. fancies '. £ %11 .1111 11 111I 100% POL_'YESTER DOUBLE KNIT £ FVCflItI5S 33 Gratifies 37 Prance 3* Automobile A 19 Mjc'tiv. Arthur bernmn.'s very upset and demands that Phi lip be O Kind of,,rho"i 41 1).prlvation ?2 Word of woo 42 Being (It..) ) 2.1 Ready im,ne' 43 t..sning IS Routine 2$ Feminhn e 4t Roman name by e gOd 7', I$usian city Wheat huiks 47 D,-cat.i 27 Wading bird 49 Taxi 50 Spanish cheer 25 Goddess of 4 P1..,. 5 Seam punished. Maude resists and looks upon the ifl($(Ieflt as being very educational. It remains for Waiter, Maude's husband, to solve the problem. It is an informative as well as funny hi ua show. 4- I0 NRC, Bonanza "Heritage of Anger." Robert Lansing guest stars as a man released fr o m prison, where he's served five years despite his protests uu. a u• uu luau uu AN0 - - N I IN asu uau. i . JulONu .•'••u MEN mom uu .......,.h II t nd on gilbergiiV. '614 a'" I13 i.k*s.' •i.... III(II 0 satisfaction. 8-53(1 ABC, Temperature's Rising Ope'ratuiri F'astball," When a young pitcher develops elbow trouble that jeopardizes Boom, Noland '(levon I.ittli' per. .1 fl una uthorized formii S NO— __ - __ - , an uu his college scholarship, 1)r. 0 . J I NR Id ul Trick iNiekel \ i\ire cacti time someone started an at gument he had to hand over a nickel. The money that was left over when we arrived at our destination belonged to the child who was keeping it and this really worked. We only collected 2 nickels from each of them -ELSIE .- • . (6) Life Tu r ri's (9) Lets Make a Arr)tJrd Us (9) Dragnet Deal 700 (2) Days of Our Li.'s (6) Guiding Light 7 30 (2) I've Got a Sec ret (9) Newlywed Garr., (6) Whats My Line' (9) Thrill Seekers 2:30 (2) 800 (2) Bonanza (6) Maude (9) Hollywood Squares 8:30 (4) 300 Five 0 Movies 9:00 (2) Bold One's Haaii (6) firmly tack a piece of carpet to the bottom step of your cellar stairs and this will let you know when you r e a c h the bottom even though you cannot see the step. Cover step corn dc'tely so you won't trip.-MRS. W. I)E:IT P()LLX -When a baby bottle sterilizer is no 1oner needed for its intended purpose. it Is great for cooking ears of sweet corn. Stand the corn on end in place of the bottles, add the desired amount of water (about one-third full), cover tightly and let steam until done.-MI(S, J. McQ. - .' . (6) Jeannie FlIntstones (9) Movies 430 (2) Porsderosa (6) Mery Griffin 5.30 (2) (9) News (9) Movies - 6:00 (4) News 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:08 (2) Sunshine Almanac Floyd Enterprise's Theatres 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) World Tomorrow 6:30 (4) Summer Semester 0) CHICKEN LUNCH ? 6:45 (2) Sports Club 7:00 (2) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Tcp I 7t,?1 Hurry - Ends Tomorrow I 11I (9) Mike Douglas -ej "It's Honey Dipped" 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue ,. -4 -140__ J I.. . 011 (6) Romper Room 9:30 (9) (6) 10:00 (2) (4) 10:30 (2) 11:00 (2) Movie's Ai Price Is Right Dinah's Place Perry Mason Concentration Sale of the Century Bewitched CLINT EASTWOOD JOE KIDD AFTERNOON 2 10 7:30 970 (6) Gambit (9) Password 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love of Life (9) 1200 (2) Jeopardy (6) Where the Hear? (9) News 12:30 (2) News I Is 2:30 MATINEE 75 DAILY (scetSat i b At Famous R.clp. C WED & THURS. 2 Pc's. Chicken Sun.) Cole Slaw (4) Search for Tomorrow (9) Split Second 86" Hot Biscuit & Honey jg;[I1;.1'1V1l WIN AT BRIDGE WALT DISNEY puodis.tkn*•' NAPOLEONOld SAMANThA One of Those Tricky ones If West gets to play in four spades as the result of a lack of enterprise on the part of South, there are several lines of play, depending on the opening lead. Against a trump opening, West can make his contract by guesslug the exact club situation. Against a club opening, North and South will prob. ably take two clubs, the ace of hearts and a club ruff before West gains the lead. If North opens a diamond. West will probably play a heart at trick two. North will take his ace and If North is smart enough to follow up by underlt'ading his club ace tie will defeat the contract. Otherwise. Vest will he .d.I.. (a. COME BACK CHARLESTON BLUE STARTS WED. (NIwSPAPIS INT1111i AISH 1 1• Pass 3 You, South, hold. 2è VKJ4 #31 41(555 What do you do now' A-P.i*. You gay, your all wtsefl you bid two spades. TODAY'S QUESTION 1n.ste ti of passing, West bids this. dtnzr.onds over your two spades. Your partner doubles, What do you do? Answer tumorru 4AQ$7 J THRU tiI ED. 1l Ist RUN law CauWsi The first I &JI gunfightilf Sanford (Hi.wjy 17 42) Tuesday Night 11 i s Family Night The best nèqht in the week) I -sum o " D ti tn 9 10 ONLY mnriiini ' .- .. I. "DEEP -MA " 0 Color - ,DUSTI*IIOFIMAN ANEIAN1IIT kATIA$INII$S_ in 0U'tjg I IQ E *CEPy SUN. £ NOW THE Dori Nei -T k_- ~' . .. iii- % N. - - . . \\ $1 10 I •.. - ': "Its Honey Dipped" SHOWING AT 2:00 4:00 6:00 -1:00 GRADUATE n,¼a,r,i 'OIL with Biscuits Req. $140 Value 491J II1 ! CHICKEN i2 iP' DINNER -I - BOTH IN COLOR Plus SHATTED HAND South DWc FRIED CHICKEN SItU SOV'TI 0$ I T -9.. Dr4,.-In Theatre ___ 'I'lit. hiI.liiu has i'('t'li %vsI North E.gst )~W t 40d 1809 French Ave. Cont. 6 : JO '"•'" duos entii clv alone. pass au -c:- ci TONIGHT ONLY act nhii..i. .4.. .n.n..'. heart suit and will wind up iiiaking a couple of overtricks if Nort h leaves the "' can Splendored Thing General Hospital (9) MORNING • - Hoard eight of t ile t'OIll Inent-wide 0 I ' in i ad fund gauiie is a rca dily. if South plays at five diamonds. he will have no troutile against any lead except the singleton king of hearts. Against that lead lit' will wi nd UI) losing the ace of trumjs. a spade and a heart ruff Ut he can try to guard a a I n a t the heart ruff by king and jack of pla y ing clubs. If West doesn't cover with the queen, South plays duritmy's ace, leads a third club and discards this spade loser West won't be able to 1Ut East In for the heart rut . foil this plan by W est covering the jack of clubs with the queen. Dating Garee Another World Love Is a Many (6) Hogan's Heroes As a s a f e t y measure & James Jacohy Doctors Edge of Night (6) Secret Storm One Life to Live -4,00 (2) I Dream of WEDNESDAY : :.... (4) (9) (2) (6) (9) 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton Place Show 11:30 (2) Tonight DEAR POLLY-When your lipstick wears down to the metal case. use a cotton swab to remove and apply what remains. There will be no more waste anti the same swab can be used over and over. . ing American fighting men War of Indepen(if'flCP which lasted ic vrar; and ov months --- was the sion 8.00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo • Longest War The Vietnam War Is th.' longest in t' S history Prior to it, the longest war involv- (6) Beat the Clock All My Children Dick Vats D-,ve 130 As the World (9) Marcus Welby, M.D 11:00 (2) (6) (9) News DEAR POLLY-I am answering Veronica who has a paint smell in her drinking gl3sses. She might try my method which works with Fruit jars. Wash them and place with the open ends out in the hot sun and, after a few days, the sun should remove the smell and taste of paint - -- (9) (2) (6) 9:30 (6) Movies 10:00 (2) NBC Reports DEAR POLLY-I do like those towels and wash cloths that come with washing powder but my Pet Peeve is that they are not marked as to color so that one can accumulate enough matching ones to make a set -MRS. 11. C. MIA '. i (9) . DEAR POLIX-People who are not so afflicted , (10 not realize how the pressure of a handshake can cause pain to one with rheumatoid arthritis such as I have. I do not like to call attention to riiv problem so most of the time I shake hands rdless of the Ti,not want to difficulty. When at church. etc.. I "d H appear less friendly than those I meet so can anyone tell me a polite and effective way to handle such a situation without attracting undue attention 0. J. to one's self' -N . . will be shown 10-11 ARC, Marcus Welby, M I), 'I.nve L's When They Say They Need You." A brilliant young nuclear physicist Is suffering from the after-effect.. of a radiation at-eiswnii. dis- ai faces deith "nle.t's he rcelves marrow transplant. The only compatible donor is the ailing man's retarded brother. The physicist faces it moral confusion as to whe;her or not he can conselonably accept the transplant from his brother. 1 00 (2) Sorner'.,'t EVENING 7.00 (2) To Tell Ihe Truth j - Jipanose ancestry. iway from areas considered sensitive. Old neewreels will show how they itved, interviews today with those interned in those years • TUESDAY T rip • r. iiiiie IItUi•('lf',S ' l lt' I'OI.IX ('K AMER u s t returned from liii' quietDEAR I'OI.I V -Ve ha', t'st vacation ever. Our four 5111311 children usually argue constantly while on a trip, but this time we gave each of them ) nickels when we left home and told I twin that Polly's Problem ' nperatiori oo (lie player - in the .Sergeant Brown i Don maternity ward. Then he faces Gallowayi suffers a broken exposure and embarrassment bark. Now he's at Craig as two U . S. .Senators conduct an Institute where guest star Vie Inspection of the hospital. Morrow, playing a surgeon, is Farfetched story. about to operate when he 530-9:30 CBS, Hawaii Five-O receives word threatening his 1)esth Wish on Tantalus daughter's life if he goes ahead Mountain." Te story centers with the operation. The threat around sports-car raring, and comes from it drug pusher who death at the wheel. Ricardo has managed to install an obM '-nlaihan guests as the server In the operating room. world's fourth rirhest man who Dr Craig (F.. G• Marshalh and comes to Hawaii to drive his Dr. Hunter David Hartman ) racing car in a challenging hill unexpectedly take over in the climb hiss mechanic is muir(are of the threat. tiered and another mechanic:30-11 CBS, The New CBS riles In a suspicious accident Tuesday Night Movies. "The during a test ruin on the Woman Hunter," Barbara Eden and Robert Vaughn playa Tantalus Mountain course Mc(',arrett's wealthy couple convinced that a investigation points a suspicious finger at the man posing as an artist who is car owner's mistress. but she going to paint her portrait Is didnt to It, really an international jewel 8:30-10 ARC, Tuesday Movie thief who plans to rob and kill of the Week "No Place to Run." them, Much of the film was shot A sensitive, heart-tugging story in Acapulco, setting a beautiful about .in old man i fferschel background for the suspense flernardii who refuses to give story. Stuart Whitman plays the 'iii his son's and rtsiiahtasr.in_ ,•_•i,,• all &.-1,.. 10.11 NBC, NB(' Reports law's foster son site; they've been killed in an accident. (h'ilty by Reason of Race Faced with official intervention One of the unreasonable attitudes during World War II to force him to give up custody of the boy (Scott Jacoby), the was that all Japanese. old man sells his store, and he Amertcan.q could not he trusted and the boy head for Canada, for loyalty, ifl(1 so IIOMOA if the in must l until illness strikes ir:i here', l-l0 NBC, The Bold Ones. put in detention camps and held "Five Days in the Death of there throughout the war. The Sergeant Rrown."iPart Iii The order, prompted by invasion first part was seen on "Ironjitters, was sig ned by Presi dent side" last Thursday in which Roosevelt, taking th ese people. tholiRh citizens, but of Te ev Makes (,it . V " .i'n NONE POLLY'S POINTERS " .s. Ii I( flU fears her husband's temper. Ben then discovers his friend really was framed, but has to prove it before the revenge-bent es-Inmate takes his own m H of innocence. lien Cartwright Is on hand to welcome hun when the es-convict emerges and he promises the man's wife he'll U ahead efficiently and gain the respect of co-workers Use your energies wisely. Some time spent at exercise will improve your 1.99.. on 3-piece Earthenware place settings. . :116) n Tropical fob 14 General fnun jpo.t Relax at home tonight. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 1. 2) Plan how to do all that work __1 cios iI GENERAL TENDENCIES: The early part of the day is unusually good for uniting conditions from the past in an intelligent alignment with what you want in the future. The evening finds a confused situation developing that requires much care and caution ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) A fine day to get in touch with as many fine friends as possible and do those things that will improve the Friendship You can reach desires not possible before now. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) If you seek Ideas from higher-ups in the morning you can push ahead more quickly toward success. You are now able to handle those civic aøi irs Evening is fine for other task s. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You have so many ideas in your mind that it is important you employ only those that are best for you in the future. Make plans for a trip which is CANNON MUSIC CO. ioi S Orlando Ave • Maitland ~ :' Save $3.15 ' tile Stride. English school 21 in$rest (ab.) 55 Month fib,) 22 &hool subject Mi Turkish title 23 Small ru,tl ft, 31 Indian weights ZSConairratr-'l nst 30 FA5I., muWs ( vat ) I Coteries Ii Snare 2 Isve out 32 Native mciii I Feminine 33 South by appellation east Cab t " S~41,ry /-. iii :r Adore 10 Always from the Carrdl Ritter Institute L. __ 12 1a4i4A60N& 3 WITH PVT. LESSONS & a A -. " S3 Swiss mmint 34 Musical syllable. ii 4i)t t,tntI lit'! TI Al! important to your advancement. MOON CHILDREN ()une 22 to July 21) Make those collections now that will enable you to pay bill.. that am pressing and thereby improve your credit. A display of your fine talent will impress others now. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Engage in conversations with associates so that you can clear up any differences and make better arrangements for the future. Avoid one who bickers. 'A - MATCHING HANDBAGS W FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1972 2Pr0VCVSV= ,r = 377 5157 IN can be worn right into winter by adding a long-sleeved turtleneck underneath. - abcock, circle Mrs. B Babcock. president, led the devotions for the day and minutes and roll call were conducted by the secretary. Club by-laws were read and discussed by the group, and it was announced that the District 7 Workshop will be held at Sanford Garden Center on Oct. 5. Other coming events include a covered dish luncheon at the Garden Center, Oct. 19 with Mrs. Carol Griffin as featured speaker and on Oct. 11 the fall district meeting will be held in Orlando. Mrs. Ruth Simpson will be delegate for Rose Circle. experiences recorded. In 1959 they selected Sanford as their home following retirement Alfred's completion of 20 years with the Army. They moved here in 1960 Alfred, who is a member of Disabled American Veterans and American Legion, was a clerk with the local draft board for Se minole Count)- Circuit Court, a position he had to recently resign due to his - P1 209 Commercial A v e. DEAR WIFE: With postal rates changing as frequently as they have been, It's not such a stupid ue.tIon. Had she called the post office, any employe could have told her. Problems? Trust Abby. For a pera.s*l reply. write Ii IBY, BOX 19700, L. A., CAUF. 11111111111 1119 and iodine a tamped, addressed envelope. Mrs. J. C. Mitchell were Co. for Gardening. Ain't love grand! the swi-irner in Miami with her Irma arid Alfred came to the daughter, Mrs. Ruth Haldin, hostesses for the first meeting 1100 Mrs. Myron .tacutm (if Casselberry, recently returned home after spending most of the summer with relatives in Rhode Island. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP DEAR ABBY: Some kook signed "Taxpayer" was all 'orked up because she wanted to call up her postmaster and ask him why he "ate" her pension check, and she found out he had an unlisted telephone number. Then she asked you why "public servants" like postmasters needed inlisted telephone numbers. Boy, that beats everything. My husband Is at his job at the post office all day, yet me stupid woman called him at home in the middle of his evening meal to ask him how much it costs to send a POSTMASTER'S WIFE postcard air mail now! ceremony. Their religious tiered cake, topped with a bride Miss Cynthia Feddersen poured from their friends who called nuptials took pLceon Sept l3at and groom a three-branched the Rosee punch and her during the appointed hours, 3 to Petruskirche. Darmstadt with Rosenthal china candelabrum mother, Mrs. Vernon Fed. 6 p. in. He'. H. Veiss as the officiating clergyman. Later an Army c.ountry. ,'hey moved 23 alsn'I difficulty getting along under normal circumstances. But Itilmigs get out of hand when discovers Philip, Arthur Mnuak"s R->-car-old grandson, and the Harmon's granddaughter have been playing "doctor" behind the garag, 1 Iny maker 2 f).mf,trata tab S ' DEAR WORRIED: Some girls are naive. But most girls dress provocathely to attract attention-and they dot [So do some men, but the threat of rape Is mlalmal.I I would hope that all women wield dress decently and mod.estIv more for their own sell-respect than for protection. it Na tional Square Dance Week is Sept, I 5 24. It is a time to let all people on the outside know how great It Is to be on the inside of square dancing. Tell someone, won't y ou? WI,. - t) Wuerth at City Hall in a ci vil 49 Policemen I I it IS French hunt (sIsnigi 17 l..v,! SI Several is New York 32 mix 20 Fits ~t-A g3 CBS. Maude. Arthur Harmon, the ('riflSPt vail ye neighbor, and Maude have 4 I'ri'poiilioii way -. - Mrs. Eggers is program have lived in many areas of this her back home and spent the the Sanford Garden Club at the First vice president and ways Seminole Woman's Club. chairman. Mrs. Siecz.kow0j ('a ' . U.S.A. in October 1947. and and children. who accompanied . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jenquin have ieturned to Casselberry after spending the summer at their borne m Green Bay, Wis. , • ala Holiday DEAR ABBY: You can hardly pick up a newspaper inymore without reading ihat some teen-aged girl was 'aped. Same are oven raped and murdered! I am hearttick for the victims and their famlilee, but, Abby, the ionic gli is dress nowadays, they are asking for It. Why In God's name would a fully developed girl go around with a seo-thni blouse and no bra, and short shorts x a pair of jeans so tight that if the had a dime in her pocket you could tell whether it was heads or tails? Don't these foolish girls realise they are asking for trouble? Abby, so many of them read your column, piease warn WORRIED FOR GIRLS hem I ~~ -1- ' Personals s Clubs Is on the Springs Woman's Club. of Women' Mrs. Reinhold Frickel of /-- owamllh; SOceupation l9Appendis if Y) IMerriment have(ScotI '2 Arabian ruler 40 41 Depart 13 Di Indabtid 44 fllblk.l 1* W&t.J,s mountain J - aplain certified the marriage r records in Washington. D. C. SANFORD heir ma rriage was th e first , A Protestant Darmstadt est Mrs. Anna Har d as after World War 11 between an returned to her home, 2417 mencan and a German. Orange Avenue. after spending G ten relatives an Florida climate broughtm - - anniversary reception. Sept . 17, 1972. couple met in July, i, hen Alfred was stationed at camping en usiasts and love and an arrangement of white dersen, cut and served th e th Iar-mstadt, German with a U. mums. A pot pourri of cake. great outdoors. the S Army Intelligence Unit. Irma Each guest was presented At the reception the dining delightful party fare was s secretary in the Judicial room table was overlaid with a attractively arranged on with a souvenir miniature Swiss Ha ll there. partment at lovely white imported cloth Rosenthal China serving trays. chocolate har. 194 by Magistrate Dir. 66f. of ------ they had previously planned for about 75 friends and well-wishers. Happiness radiated in their' home on the big cIa) with Alfred looking fit as a fiddle after his iilrwss. Irma greeted the guests carmg a pastel blue dress hihltghted with a jewelled wedding ring collar and an orchid corsage, a gift from her . Ueax r,kknarna ______ am ye lling good, "Good grow up." Although a driver over 21 mustbeon th efrontseatitdoes not saythat her eyes mist be open. I just say my prayers over and over. Imagine the feeling when your student driverismadly driving 12 miles an hour down the street when 1 k . ,,, the people silently saying things that r dn55 cannot be Vocal IS Feminine Ii I . I l .~ M IRAM- 2 , .- selection y 1 J ACROSS 33 Pnl..' 3 Pea,f"l 1 't (ra1; I:vrl ii , j H ighti,g- li. ts Happiness Silvei' Anniversar ' • - IN_ I 11 Obs ei4ve - i..: Jr -''-"-'-"'- Tuesday. Sept. 19. l972- 1 IA The Sanford Herald A.s.,i' to P•'i.s P v ul Goixi 4.30 III 9 p nn, _V_ ei~AA.Ift 10 00 -.--!;- N (O4Tifl'-I". M c,oi,,,', FRIED CHICKEN 1509 French Ave. (HI-way 17-92) Sanforcl �,. In 3 Jk, 12A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Sept. 19. 1972 77NW7M -1 toATCH IN Ii cio hal me N rca ___ 'he S 1 ' • ' '- (PU! Free Checkirg VinterPark it cou e ______________ k\\\/ 2' - -• flit. ' not / / / 01 .---4 let - ' -- ,•_ •.• - k - e , -/'.d1- dri . - -. J7Z th - - so I onct all I iia' ç'.'t '! :c ? (if - ... _ ere Emp oyes An effective citizenship encourage to program Ye participation in elective iss St hul eit 4~200 an r ree c c ins in t e an or S Fe re' • Si' Ho isn e. ('I ho tol Ts 0' 11 tic di hi at B C we C to ft U a h s: C ws Di est THE HOUSE API' IU)I'It I :\Tl ONS COM. MITTEE approves a $4 .2-billion foreign-aid bill with $481 million more for military assistance than a year ago. so A BILL for federal comPensatiOn to victims of crime and ''good Samaritans'' who go to their rescue passes th e Senate on a unanimous vote. vicE I'RESJI)ENT SPI Ito T. AGNE%V put his 1972-model campaign on the road today after :: ; renouncing the hard-line tactics that were his ago. . two yea so AFTER A I)AV of campaign snarls that reportedly left him fuming, George McGovern today announces support for federal tax credits for parents of children in private schools) p.. ' : -; - , 5.p ._. ' '- - . ' - ' ' S - - . ,- :.-- - 5 -. .. -- - -.- SENATORS I'ROBI NG unauthorized U. S. THE MUH)LE EAST. Chinese-Soviet :• demands for withdrawal of U. S. troops from X Korea and a bitter debate on terrorism con- -, p. 4. .4 4 _4.1 - •. . , - .- 4" 1 00 J• ' 4 )> - S ' - _ In th e Sll1 RI N( SI, I-;l.TI:It a South Vlrtn;ini rse soldier and a s oman caught Khe forces sreps an area near F.aI battle zone keep low as fire from (umniunist For' Robbery Suspect 11 MARION IIE1 hESS In probably one of the most controversial and interesting cases ever to conic before Circuit Court, Arthur Cubby, charged with robbery and use of a firearm in CotiiTtiiSSiOfl of a ,.,. hut " • ' . • W lia:n •-\krmdgr and attvsed cubby would be able to assist the state hospital had Cubby f;.,, his own motion for speedy tr.i counsel and stand trial n ta provided he L nulligramnsofMellarila day for Rutberg maintains this cas.' at least the next two years, as is significant in that it suche was receiving at the ctnctly illustrates the deiimm.m hospital. of the defendant who lapses Judge Akridge refused to from sanity to insanity and the felony, had his arraignment constat order Cubby's return to Sanford necessity for cfltmflUe(t again this morning since he felt there was no way medication. by Circuit Judge Dominick the defendant could be assured Salfi declared of receiving the medication — was Cubby removed I rom the once criminally insane some months hospital. arI without it Cubb THE ago and committed to a state would again lapse intri criminal hospital. According to his DAY counsel, Assistant Public insanity. !t Is llutberg's contention this is an extrettielv Defender Gerald Itutberg. tile OF difficult area of criminal law. hospital wrote to Circuit Judge ______________________________________ THE Area-- Deaths CAT —Mary's Catholic Church, Tiffin. COMING SEPT. 22! MRS. RUTH scorr Mrs. Ruth B. Scott, 75, of 217 Ohio. Survivors her include W. 12th St., Sanford, died at 1:15 p in. Monday at local nursing husband, Willard Grimes, home. She was born in Lauren.s. Lemon Bluff; se%eral :tieets S.C., and lived In Sanford for a and nephews. Funeral mass was t elebrated number of years. She was the daughter of the late William today at 10 a.m. at All Souls Starling and Daisy Mitchell Catholic Church with Re'. Agnew Mounts Hustings Bagwell. She was retired from Joseph Sanford Atlantic National nrisson Funeral Home in hank. Survivors are a brother, charge o arrangements Ralph F. Bagwe ll of Sa nford, - :: By It. GREGORY NOKES McGovern said he might inter- the unions?" two nephews, Jo'hr F. Bolt of Agnew plans to visit eight New Smyrna and Bruce Bolt ° rupt his campaigning to clarify Associated PTCU Writer states in nine days, with ap- W. Lake Village, Cal.; a niece, Vice President Agnew, who some issues. Mrs. Jesse W, Fox, Oak Ridge, this week in MmMcGovern took astand on one pc says he's "the President's -. _ SIRS RUTH SHEI)DEN Mrs. Ruth B. Shedden, TB, of Lakeview Nursing Home died Monday morning. Born in 4 IieJ)ttt'WS. a Ormond Beach. 51w tour of the 1972 campaign for tax credits to help parents of Ohio; Nashville and ChatBrisson Funeral home in it'.iman Catholic. today , while Sen. George students in private and tanooga, Term. ; Winston' C,; and lA)titSVillC, charge. Parochial schools. Support for "ali'mmi, Sur'i 'rs include two Sei. : Itichard A. Sht'dden, Miami and the plan was regarded as a Ky. lie will go on to Texas and friendly gesture toward toil- Illinois next week. Robert Shedden, Sanford: M. G. Daum The vice president has said he Mrs. Robert lions of Itonuin Catholics for daughter, V. the ES Sit. i.l'i'Tt)N KNOWI. ill campaign strictly on St'uLskey. PensacoLa; sister. whom the cost of financing X. l.lmiton F. (Skeet) Knowles Mrs. J. V. Herron, Venic lldstiipniutn (mthollc schools has been a innissues this year, renouncing the e. 1\NNAI'UI Michael G l)uamui, son of Mrs. jor problem. The White house hard-line tactics of the 1970 Sr., 68, of 801 Santa Barbara Flit; eight grandchildren and Drive died Monda y afternoon at great-grandchild. :-_.3 Mary I - I )auui, of 411 Lake announced that President t-ongres.sional campaign. Nixon's wife, Pat, planned to Setitinolo Memorial hospital W0O&LI ard Funeral Itoult'vard, Sanford, I"la.. Is on Nixon, who travels to 'lexiss Onnond Beach is U special eight-wick summer Friday for a dinner, will ,iiakt' help celebrate Yellowstone Na- after a lengthy illness, lie was a trainuing (rUist' in northern at least two other appearances tional Park's 100th anniversary native of l'enstcoln and came' charge at arrangement ,iters .ihoartl a there, at a border station near today. She met with reporters to Sanford 311 years ago (ruin Funeral ,iat I iirt.il in (Irmto 'c d I .IiR)MItl i titislern ituptmitu%otiS transport lALredo ltfl(I at Rio Grande I 'ity. in Chicago Monday and said she T;illnliassci'- 1k' was a retired Itcatli Sargent Shriver, the I)cnto- didn't know anything about mmiecharnt- tntI worked at (hi' stop of tilt- U. S. Second Fleet. 'Fin' cruise is designed to give cratic aspirant for vice prt'st- Martha SI itchell' problems Sanford Naval Air Station for Naval Academy :msutshipnwn dent, miiet with local Democrats with a security guard, thought many years. lie was a mnt'mnbcr t- the Watergate affair was blown i,f Imecrest Baptist ("hurch Survivors include his wife. in naval roimiimimid amni didn't care whether they liked out of proportion. tit'lit'vt's eet 0 rsonal matter to Mrs. liiei S. Knowles of San pe for tntabortion Is a party's candidates (lie i,uiriagi'mtii'iit I iau iii is ii gradtiat.' of titnuiil office. ''The point Is lust 1w olt,t'ided by the states, and ford. t o sonS, 1.thtuu F. Jr S4'miiif101'' I ugh School, Sanford, are you going to do for your- wiltt "Lw will to tlit' to SiIVI' and L)t'minis Knowles, both tit and a mlit'onlK'r of the' t.- liis of self? What uire you going to do Iree'ttomn'' for (hit' South Viet- Sanford; daughter, Jeminna Knowles, Sanford aiid a for inir jobs and the people in namuese l9 .it the' academy. ., grandson Grmumikow Funeral Ilumiw in i- barge of amratigemi wnt 01 __ SlitS iltitY GIIIMES • , * iUI it t- it -I' LINCOLN MERCURY ' .. M Staff Or I . - '4 Mrs Mary i: Grime-s, 81, of Born Its TiUin, Ohio, she came to I .cimwsn Bluff 1? years ag She was a ineiiiher of t l : I front delegates from 132 member states a Fun th ey meet for the opening of th e 27th U.N. General Assembly. .' / 1, ,, i 4 - ..-. otticIatIn tiurial Sylwai take Cemetery Oramio* t-uni'ral Plume lo iherge - SCOTT. MN RUTH S • J ' I •,t.r to %QriL Is lot Mrs Wult, I ( (III, IS ut ill W Ott; SI mw F', r k- KNOWLES. uNION SK ii)- P eri ir c lit p,.wIqt.d .t i,1Pts'St wt Santa bar two Or WO U'i Monday will bo held at) lOp ni at Or*rnku* P-unit.' P4w,,. with N.. Kenneth P4015 . STATE SEN. 1IETII JOHNSON. who has decided not to seek reelection, was provided free use of rental cars during the last three by the Florida Phosphate Council, the Today newspaper says in a copyright article, years SIX VIETNAM VI.TKItANS Against the War want a new judge and a new trial date if they cannot get dismissal of charges that they conspired to disrupt the I(epu Convention. ------ JAI '' ' .-. I .emiiomi Bluff died SUIIIIIY night I .. Diplomatic informants ill Beirut said Barrett was arrested at Derail, the crossing I)ilit jor(lall illl() Syl-1,1, 111(1 tilat all efforts to secure his release have thitis far been Um1 successful. No reason for the arrest was given, the sotirces said, and Syrian officials re;lchV(I IW phone from Beirut said they had no coinmt'nt. The American Embassy in Beirut WotIl(1 release no details on Barrett or his family and no direct contact was allowed with Mrs. Barrett at her Beirut hotel lILI iii-; it and higher trudge puffing tourists determlned to see a parhistoric monu UcuIarl ment Iiii Belgium. At the top of more than 200 steps. the Lion of Waterloo surveys the now-peaceful battielleld where Napoleon's dreams of empire were crushed In 1815. 1 ?.rnt , I Ott. 'I • ___________________________ Denver today to question Maj. Gen, Alton Slay, who has been implicated in the raids. l a were ". — ill Ills val.k. 'W's The bombing raids over North Vietnam fly to St we g in January. a - ________ . top the Nixon administration's forecast made n r SS __________ _______ . - economy, still on a strong upward path, may If you have aii account wit us, you won't have to pay another penny in Service Charges t is is a 0 reaso so n e we ei . ' -I,... Scotlamni 'a i'd has been watching br an illel(lent like this ever Sillce tilt' N1111liCh IllilsIsm-at'I's fllvmpic .acrt' ol II members 15 811(1 sul)st'(1u('nt Israeli soitu1 Sept mepiisals am.ainst Arab ticrrmhIas Police (1U1t'kly cordoned oil the pmi.itt IUId outside the em bassy 811(1 relUs('(l to allow any miiciiibers of the ptlt)liC or press through American EiiiLissv officials iii Ut'iru( reported Syria arrested Maj. Richard Barrett, (1, - GOVERNMENT reports indicate the nation's e is - •- McGovern To Clarify issues Ne S or S~ - JF a iiijurt'd mall \ as lint ilflhiie(ilitViY nanied. spokesman silid police I poris (lisclose(l thu..' package hail l)et!il mailed to thit' ('IlIIhISSY (miii Amstem'damn It WIS not liii Ilic(Iiatt'Iy determined to whom ill(- 1), k, L vas ad / I ta l F - • -- • £4 • i-:ss It TI I K ASSOCIATED PRESS A I)Uiihy I I'il)Ifl'(I package r'xpio(k'd in fill' Is,-,,( ,Ii i ll i,oll(lon today and kille(I I ht' Israeli airmcmil t nra I all ache \0110 i P'Ilt't it UtIdIl(I \'ird dm111 injw'd aiiitIttr ilidil, reported . FI'jH)Ft('(i lii Iteirtit. the •\lnt'r'ican Emnhas i1'l'l'St('(I t lie has gov('rInn('nt lt(' SV I'iati sistaiit military attache of thit' t S Einhassy III \i1ili1Ii1. .Jot'tlaii 'l'hit' attache was arrested near tin' .11)l'(liI1 Svm'ia border 'l'hie British I'oreigti ( )II ict' I(hl'IittII('d the tiian killed ill today's blast as A griculture AI - . 02 a! Now, this strikes us as a tunfair. So as of now we re elimi- ating all our so 01 C n ser Man.tgt'r N (lt'nt Vandagriff l)ymiamics General and Electronics Vice President anti Manager Sam Ackerman said encourage all of us to learn by General Dynamics units in more about the vital issues of the Sanford area. our tune, to register to vote, The program was announced express our individual political jointly by StrombergCarlson's views at the ballot box on Sanford division and General election day and to cflCOUraiu Dynamics electronics division, voluntary financial support t The effective citizenship proand candidates parties, am is in effect throughout Dynamics and political organizations. *General The)- emphasized that the tl~o throughout Stromberg-Carlson, program is ioluntary and i; • a subsidiary of General partisan. Vandagriff a..t - Dynamics. The four-point program gill Ackerman said the program call upon And assist employes, aimed at broadening I:,d i v id U a I s' p o lit i c a 1 b their own choice, to: participation. 1. Register to vote ,Only about 75 per cent of the 2. Learn about candidates nation's fwtential voters bother and L%sues to register," they pointed out. 3. Support candidates and-or , political organizations of their -- Of thcs.- oiil two-thirds vow in presidential elections and choice less than one-half vote in 4. Cast a ballot Congressional elections, Stromberg-Carlson Plant w D. r ci 171( - " - __ I ~200.)) hill CO Is - S lie wh 1' - . StrombergDynamics in ISO S air Package B. her in IT 'S .t NEAT Tnn husband from the battle area at homnpon Trahek in Cambodia, during lthdraal of allied troops. ( t since the start of the North VtetnalneM' offensive March 30, For the fourth consecutive day heavy fighting swirled through the three southern dtst.rtcts of Quang NgaI Mo L)uc, Due Pho and Ita To. North Vietnamese attacks toppled Ba To, and the South Vietnamese retreated to positions a mile southwest of the district capital. the Saigon command said. The fighting also spread to Son district, the northerntni't i1itrt mu Qwing Ngam, 4 00 (1 tr. I hi' p1 i.i F' P ..iIiir ihi : ha; 'Fi'IFI Vi'f P4 it;i'c In Qwini Nius proviurt' w4t, the U.S. CornIn th. rrrntetl thous.nnilM of new refu Government lssc, still tn mand announced in * delayed ieec, field reports said. complete, were at least 3 Que Son qnd lien report that a Navy M crashed Earlier, tr()I)s killed and 41 wounded. Vietnamese cou. t'hu"r district towns. 50 to 0 from unknown rauaes Sunday me alties were expected to mount trilli'q northwr,st, fell to the ene- northeast of Hanoi and the two toy Qne Son was recaptured, crrwTnrn are miiI,. T7I when final re po rts are In. The fighting that erupted In hut Tien l'hno is still held by r.*m.sed to 'i ,Ietc lost Booby Trap S C a • uaining linkup 01 iit here enemy forces were re. it Mo I )ur hv fl ;t:ntu: lS1'fl( jirnuireit iiivalrv unit with gnv. ;xrtti to have attacked and nc Andated l'renit Writer t'rtiiiwnt niilitiiitni'n hamlets. thr ee ('tip1i GON i All) — Communist A rnintiiuniqnr from the SalField reports said t)ur Phu forces have seized their third was endangered anti at last re• gun cm;nantl i'Ialrnrd that :t4fl district beIng conteteil with Nor th VletnatnCse and Vict trth rn retcn 'uth ef !)n tort WAS Cong troops hint been kIilei Sang and occupied three ham- neither side in clear control. fighting during the past two Wits reported eased Presurc lets in another district. military spokesmen reported today. The gains were itrnde in Quang Ngat province, the southern-most of five provinces that make up the northern Milltars Region 1. Quang Ngni Is under the - co . Ground '. I, 00 a t e tons nc 11w d"Lilcdovipi G. FREE n i ommunIsts C It FE NflE ELIA4114ATECI T 1E $7mll)ID Set South Prov S Len::: ow WON'T BAIdNI KS THE 4::OTHER i _ 1kII IL w t5UT TC)LI iS Ai,, LI1(E t11u Tuødny. Snp$ 19, 1977-11S hr' Snnfnrd He rald qf b died MurJay *05 be held at ''0 'A Mi'.tI(,N '. 151 AI.S'' Is the title of this hlosluni at-rut' jib t)cmnot'rmltk' s k-t'-prcei Ito in W.(jnesday at graveside :drd Kennedy. ''('umpaign isual" is a series to promote hruthcr-ln'IiI%4, Se n. tile NlcGo%ern-ShrI%rr ticket, .. C$IC.IIOU -, . •U , , , P\ iiilIP'Ptirirutii - •,,,,, , When Service Matters BRISSON FUNERAL HOME stMtNoLe COUNTY �23-Th ?. 1972 ',r, rj HrrdIid 111111' - IF g ~ After Pulling Upset ~. I1li.!II ir, ~ C_ __47 A,AP4"; , ~ - Hornets Metro Dangerous 1XI 41ilp Fronton Area . III ~ L~A Solor)T 19. 1977.- - T. Ihn Snnforri )-4nr'ilr$ Eleven I Mauilaiitt has $)Ieflt f it looks as if the Parkers. Bishop Moore Moo anti Fdgetcr w trailed much of and neither team ias able to although they R IIERKV material to UC to Trojans will put wins away clash in the Hornets back the nIght held the potent Buc stnke from far away. Herald Sports Writer in easy faslTh)fl. The same can not gridders. Starting with last Two fumbles and a costly Boone and Winter Park offense to only one touchdown ysix' said for tdbzewater, which weeks upset and then looking e the 143ow1; Colonialjourn the entire evening. Senior piling on penalty hurt the One of the major upsets m should knock off the hornets back to the Hounds' victory of t is I'll high school ranks involved a halfback Odol Williams was Trojans bid to at least gain Je to Jones.- and Evans Is at home lQ7l In Daytona. trUpi. hut its d d with Oak Ridge With the def11'ndtng charps. It Metro Conference eleven hlch among those Bucs Who W*5 --- ----was strictly a defensive -. ;kim", served notwt it may have a lot stymied by the surprising struggle in the final to ars the defense of the Horne ts. to say at bo Second on the sunse list scoless quarters. rason has crown after the 1 LYman answered a fe; last week was the manner in run its Harry Nelson's Bishop which Boone, picked for the questions about as new back. I, Moore H nets. 'Metro cuamps Metro celler with Bishop field as they totaled the most two years ago, pulled out a 159 Moote, bandied the Pioneers of points I 34 of any of the Metro teams. In fact the Hoursd ... stunner over a favored Daytona Oak Ri dge. nearl of The Braves hopped the doubled the total ..Z Mainland crew. And Nelson s H boys did in on the Buc s hciiie Pioneers 131 in front of the every Metro outfit the c • I home folks. Boone faces the ceptlofl being their heatcn f 11 • c-, ,- ---------------------------ixnrtme test neil Fndav when Colonial. &4UI I.Ii ' , An d A CONSTRUCTION %% I plaved an a dry field the win by they host Winter Park in the Tangerine takes break. Behind him are the seats of the new balcony. Over i (11)4) RiSC 1oe PaBrokwi ir thc.onecliT opened with a 1 Wint ~s(,.,,(., ; %%,vrv,idded with the construction of the balcony. t ~.. Lyman that of ~ Idunng their visit to Daytona ~ triumph over a Evans team Bowl battle. 't This Week Lyman hosts the Beach Last -season. fl Houndswhich lived up to its preseason -, . . .I .Ii, ~ , 9i WOWNdf . i ---_ -_ p 4 ~_were definite underdogs also ratings as one of tiv tougher Bucs of Mainland in a non11 I I - it I z W I. ith defensive units in the Metro conference game while the rest fII but handled the Hues 4 .--, V • II 1 I . .-. . H1 loon• kllofthecrin11nth,c oftheconfere'.t tamns k- x.k I surprising ease. Will Ready Be cusit - - - B h&th ORRFLL u-. -SPECKLED PERCH re started their early spree in Lake Monroe and boats numbering in the dozens could be seen Saturday and Sunday plying the waters of the lake. Trolling with Don's -Pm-Gut" jigs and -No-Alibis" paid off for many of tue fishermen while others drift fished with live Missotwi minnows for bait. Everyone was getting action and judging from the number of specks being pulled In. there was pleat) of fish scales flying both nights Raymond Carroll who runs the furniture store of the same name, tiied his "special spot" in the lake last week. I! Sc: be do hal me i'L* S res the !,,of I M I I( wI ha Cc WI 1). re Fl ho Fl re Mi iii hi at th C hi 'C T 0 T 1 Ii (.. d It a I .' Webb, CaFTO1I'S stringers were taxed to capacity with 91 big ones. The little fellows wet retumed to the water to grow sorne more. For sorne reasm I,ake Jessup specks are playing hard to ,:et right now wrording to Lowell Hilev of Hiley*s Flish in,.)Ud"° th" "-h0 (arrr Even he r...Lvnh..,. finding the fishing ood the c 'alizeslnbre.a . . • The construction at the fronton began Just after th e iarnpletion of the 1 17 1 -72 season, and most of It will be finished In time for the October 2 opener. .. - players' quartets, will not be finished until several wr after the Ironton operift, but will not affr(t tiny nctivitipq at the Fern Park fronton. - - .--.. __________________ ' - - : - 1P Salt Water Reports T0) T Ranked .,'.S.• - j ,i 1-4 I ,_ i I .1., - pot S . - Tarpon and channel bass are fairly plentiful in the Basin now. according to Brady. with trout. snook, and jacks hitting arourd all the bridges in the Da)lona area. L)r=i have been scarce in the river. however. The Ormond Beach Pier saw lots of action on blue fish &-Aturday along with croakers, whiting. and "ts. Smne big stuff moved in also with mglers reporting broken lines and lost tackle but no one was able to land one of the monsters to - 0 "s' -5-p . . i' . • . 14 ________________________________________- - Ballet He s Clune Ga n • - 4 4 ~ !..* ',.. . - • .. .--. B- TOM CARTER CopleyNcisServtce ''-. . • 11, ~ III ALLYN HODGES, son of Herald racing photographer Roger Hodges, is shown with three Columbia River salmon he caught while on a fishing trip with Ids grandparents, Mr. and seven-year-old orris G . Hodges. pounder among his catciies. the landed a 15 nze. i riirr t15€ boat he w as fishing from. ! THIRTY POUNDS of grouper, all in one fish, was the catch for Mrs. Jim Edwards in her recent trip to the Gulf. Mrs. Edwards was aboard the "Rainbow 2" out of Clearwater . ~-_ _. - 7,-~Zm-77--n _'_~471 1 ~~ __ ? .- _._ - I -1. X 7f _--ffl~ - __ __ - __ ~k I. , '.I - - . . A I -' ___________________ M _.- - J 44 . __ 11 .. - ., -- -0 tw s't o -- / - i ~_ - . 'I ~ - __ - - - --- ....,_.-i ..... t& 11 4 t LAKE JENNIE was th e "spot" where Clarence Fisher of 113 Azalea Lane, Sanford hauled in this eight pound, one ounce beauty. Fisher used a large blue worm to land the bass. He stopped at the Sports Shop in Sa nford Plaza to show off his catch, ~ _••_•4 in . I - IT TOOK MORE than two hands to handle this whopping string of 91 speckled perch landed by Eddie Webb, Darrel Speed. Jeff Webb and Raymond Carroll last week- The f ou rsome drifted with Jive minnows in their "special Lake Monroe. spot" __ Man y buffs considered it the biggest shot In the arm to the development of specta tor ten- THERE ARE still big trout to be had and Terry Burch stopped by th e Sports Shop in Sa nford Plaza to display this stringer he haul ed in at New Smyrna Beach, The large ones weighed in at seven, fire and th ree-fourths, and four and a half pounds. Terry used a yellow and white blabbermouth plug, Ms ever. But for real thrills th e best act is doubles. When you get two teams on a court toe to toe -maybe 20 feet away -slamrning balls a hundr ed miles an hour at each other, that'a'Iynamite. Lightning reflexes product sensational reaction volleys and spectacular rallies. The crowds get downright emotional about it. So do the players. "Actually doubles Is better tennis," MyR Bob Lutz, one of 32 WCT touring pros and a noted doubles player. "There we three or four hits in doubles not Just serve and volley like In singles - and you always have a Lot of good poin ts, 'It's obvIotJy more attractive to spectators. Usually doubles teams don't get trounced and too often our WCT - -_ '• krr j people (Gary Taylor ' OLD GRAND tid "LL" a"lIiiJ DAD wss "-'a Milk 62', OLD to YR U'- IMP SCOT CH , 5 49 I tmps I RUM - .' 119 D 04111111400VIV1174 BENEDICTINE IL BRANDY 719t N Pb DII GIN (SEMI DI MINTNI ' 2?? 1 IM rr- Tr.=I I 42.35 54 CA!H*D SCOJL 511 5 VI. ROYAL DELUXE KY. 3.89 SW MVII HOUSE $ 5n CEIRFIED I yW = 3...140 5.15 I" QUAIT NEDGIES IMA 1w gT. 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CIE 0$ Ut 11(1ST sottuiDAt III ilIIV IN (MIIOINIA U ASTI " 5(75 46W pØaIISVSI'SlHSSI '# I '80480 CLAIII v.a •a 7.5.5. 1 10 iA ',.l'SI SH 449 QQC " - i jor. l o ad e d eerq. po.'.er ,.Ird.,'ii ju'ti ,t'-' "iiI S III? Nil 6 ; 1str - SCHAEFER BEER . f'I..I.jI"L i'i.r'O _____ 'I'_"" LIWULUK THIS WEEK'S II 1 I' " " W 606 II_ ____ I'1 11111AcIt'(.1'1Z1'1Y'I jr'ti - sIAGIAM I 10 VII.. :: F*Nsm CLIlI.t' 1911 Olds Delta 88 IUA.I 71 9QUAR I I a ____ -- ,a I '"4,49 I I.. .. / III ~-_ ROYAL DELUXE & I - ::? ''49?.!.. WISER'S 18 YR RONRICO Ui 6*1(All I 4*79 euAs, , 8410 .j.'.r ttjfI' n ,mter _- RISIRVI BLIND IMP. EQUILA Aw, 111044 11"11(l) AdMil - 1971 Buick LeSabre CORBY W -It's I a USED CAR BUYS 1969 Marquis Brougham ' " . .' SILAf HM YELLOWSTONE EXCELLENT 4 38 i .- r 3i. is ARC $ YR. OLD o,ci 3762 N,--~ (AU -IUM--Y00A 3589 4 2.89 '9'E0 LIH1 H$SW 449 56 in,Sfl. transmiSsIOn, oower s?aor - n, ower discrikes, air conditioning. AM - *dio. .sPite sidewall itres, rm?e ontriI & .ir1d mirr or 'Irtlild :3taSS :mptete, -1eht,isi nI'eel cziv.iri ,u?omdtic _____ 5.49 ... ? MAGNUM , I It TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE 73's fITZGiRALD 100 ..m it S3uaiai .: -. HIGHLAND YR. KY. BRB. MX Pillard Hardtop i,guipoed 'iIb , 1 -rqmnt. 4 dOCr, ,sflie ' IMP. SCOTCH 3 I 1972 Mercury Montego HEDGES & IUTLIR fAI IICDT TIIXT1AILIND ' $ (All 549 QUAR - OLD GOLD 10 YR. "u." 81.95 5'i CENTIFIED P.R. RUN" BRUZI JI) 10400 IT 101,11110111 M IMP. SCOTCH - 3....11" 47,75 1 01. CAKADIAN SPRIGS 5.29 L99 6.99 .., 83.75 "TO THE BONE" ON ALL 72 MODELS o1.0 FORISTIR 100 •ariii is vci IV IIP' UIIIW r P.M. BLIND 95 I) UJILJA -7_70491111 I(All -- ' QUAIT t 11. 'e' ow. DUCKIL -, IV it, ISIST .At WUI SIEIJIICSIL I, I. UI1lNIIi.l.IV.II1H [4ThIIiJctI('i1'I'1'14i W-1 SASICS " " '°"°u _____ 3.73 WHITE HORSE Qc 5 9,,,, HARPER - ' IItII 83 . "O So WCT recenUy announced th e creation of a world's doubles championship to be held in Cana da next May. The eight top teams over a regular four-mounth CT tournament circuit will be determined by a point system and qualify for it. Thlatanowialldeal by AM mea ns. There will be more money riding on doubles than ever before In the history of th e game. I I ; 3.79ou*a 5" S YR. KY. 010 IEPEATIR 3.13 .. -- TOM SIMS U sit 8 YR. III _____ IMP. ° ' 12 YEAR-I.W. '1111"11411111411 - T""Ut BEEFEATER SMOUSM Aso (Th '"'' ______ ______ 14 C8't QUART BROOKFORD woitti liSt usC.? 1(01CM EXAMPLE OF SAVING YOU CAN GET ON A 3RAMO NEW 0972 , *dI IIII1IS ' ST. LEGER M?1 9 KONIRfi. MUttON PIIMIUM . hhII*ii110l to IgJ.1l'I GRAND DAD 100 L 1 L141141 J L CROW L IT bUttON pVII ___________________ 6W (ANAWAN S 10 YR. 1 • -I 12 YR. SCOTCH .. MO* MAC CAUM ' NIitIT - -'. • T2. .11 •ik :IL.iA'.flU TAAKA XODKA ANISITTI 96~04 RdUWU) dLl U con tinent was sta rting the next day. ['layers lik. to arrive early and get acclimated and used to the court in preparation for the lucrative singles. Lutz lost some incentive to play doubles which he actually en joys more t ha n singles. He told Hunt as much and explained the appeal of doubles. Now Hunt is not one to turn hia back on lures. For it has been the Texas promoter's stated goal to bring exciting tennis to the largest mass crowds ever and gain sterstatus for the sport. ii" ''' 1*5CM? " mr , "'_ HAPPY ISON left t, Director of Public Relations, and (,nrdon Hulber General Manager. inspect construction progress at the OrlandoSeminole Jai-Alai Fronton. They feel confident that the construction will he completed and the fronton ready to open by October 2. I Gary Taylor Phntm A1,. I '"' ' ;f; ..I,,.It,- " CNI(O*I PtSID ARC 6 YR. GIN • "' i 44 t_1 ":: SAXONY Ila 119 CYDCt A sing finals have been on sided arid a bit boring." Oft.tJ 'cs'' -p ' "u" A ! "!!. Li NI PR Ci - tit KAHLUA P ,, , 0 eutN(iiII 1 CKTAIL LOUNGE Ifl. IlL IT. HI '-4 ' T1MARIE IRIZARD •'"'--" TRADIWINDS 69 ' "' 4711 _______ c 1 1 I1 BROWN UB V.O. ARTON '•'" _____ CLAN MACGREGOR T OLD Sao "I" 1.4 PREMIUM LIGHT 1 PR VODK A 1111A bay ADC WHISKIY "W"411", " _____ McHENRY 8 YR . ALMADEN itt U. IQUISGU BRANDY _______ OLD THOMPSON / ,-~ CIS 10 YEAR KY LEWIS "66" 6 YR. 35• sue - • '-ni Ft " ARE 'ST '] puj*j A$C lUTE BY THE CARLOAD AND THE SAVING IS TOURS PR. GIN IrnGMT$ISID4I $ CHARTER ARt . imlu WOST T.YI YOUR •*AUTIIUL NEW %W1NGIN',..s.i... .i..fit ROYAL DELUXE RUM , r rau ~A nil 90 • vitiT : ________________ OFC Nf4N wittla I" .. I A II t ' - 1 'E1" IA'' 4 PRICES EVERYDAY I , 101 - 39.11 g fly, - £ ~ft &I-L7,1W.'J91A1F!§ III 4 RE-1 - $6 PIOO SCOTCH IMP. KRT CASTU tallf 11AIICI Fult"I's CANADIAN RARE 86$' KY TAVERN T IN ' RUM fi~ MYIR'S W.JAMAICA A . - I* .OWOI - QUEEN 4 I to II ill 6 YR. - Photos) %ALI LAST$ J 110 DAYS MON., SIFT. 11TH THRU SAT.. SIFT. 231D r & tremendous tourist influx has also accounted for much of the attendance increase. -______________________________________ - JI Lait year the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai F*rr)ntrkn had its best season in both mutuel handle and attendance, and expeCts to top those rccor(Ls this year ' ' "I LEWIS the highest-rated live tennis the Sta nley Cup hockey finals. - . • 41."-_., 0 . f. ' .j HAWAIIAN RUM .. . MR. ED. KY. ARW(X,l STR.BOURION & With the meteoric rise of Angeles and now living in to ' spectator tennis (it's consid- San Francisco Bay Area cc ered the fastest-rising sport in munity of Sausalito, made his name as a doubles player with America), it Is a bit surprising that the prm's promoters Stan Smith when they were have yet to capitalize on the tee"gers. They went on to win the most exciting form of the rackDavis Cup doubles in IN84940, et sport, doubles. All the emphasis and the fat making one of the strongest er1can teams In years. checks have been lavished individual competition while Lutz split the team when he doubles has gotten short shrift signed with t.amar Ijunt-s WC'r j% and become an encumbrance. troupe late in 1970, while Smith But maybe a big change is remained an independent pro mming. Utz has since become a reTo be sure, individual tennis spected international singles , has been setting all kinds of player on the WCT tour where records. IAM May the televised he was dismayed to find that 0 . World Oilampionship of Tennis doubles was deemphasized. singles final between Rod Pla>ers often viewed It as Laver and Ken Rosf.wall at. economically impractical. tJ%JtS l'flI '.4 IWI .y..ata. ..)t. Siam CKLE-A ~ TMim .1 ' 0.1 . I - -_4'.4 .,- 't - The fronton harvig out 1360 in prize mriney during each performance, with players collecting the prize loot only If they win, place or show. Many prupk f& thaljas-asaipsayers throw games but this pay on each game means the players have to give an all out effort to earn the money I " .-.' ..,v - . • . - - ,.- - HARWOOD IMP CA NADIAN " ILANA IMP. -- ____- a -' 1 N I 1 - - __ -' - / P, . - Doubles Tennis ' . escalators balconV. lot 891 yards as a soph- =I : _r I IiIII, % CONTINUES on the es calator at the OrlandoSeiiminok' ,Jai-Alai Fronton as t)I('V rti'-Th to nit'et the October 2 opening date. The I - ------------ I WORK - -- -- -- ,~ :, j . - ¼',.s' ? It , 11 (lw-ic said Penn pole vaulter Otiiore last year. His 22.3-yard B RALI'H BERNS'TF.IN Ifiated Press Sports Writer average per catch was the Tom Blair steered hill% into .~ Ass(. You need highest in the nation Against ,mflsStiCS P1111 DEI PHI tAP Don Clune likes ballet, music Harvard he caught eight for 284 strength and agility for this and ! it also heaps your coordina and gymnastics He sass all yards, an 1> League record tion." Clune said. "It teaches have helped hun earn st* ar statHow do ballet, gymnastics you to control your body. The . h us as an offensive end or. the . ailLi music IIIp .Iune in foot. to football is that 1) correlation Penn football team. ball' you know what you're doing passes I . I -- i . ' I Photo) .. -.1-I • - I. 'i,, ' -4 - t r rif Jal AIHI pla 'rc I Lats'qi t'-s srri Fh the fronton S.ptetnber 29. There will he a few new face, ;imnong the players, but all the old favorites will be back. Jai-Alai players compete for about $3,0M per week in prize money, In addition to their salaries. A.P an added incentive, monthly prizes are awitrded to the top winners arvi j .- . - W' "- Rockledge ' Gary '1 a br k k r,_..4 I - , - - -- -t-- :' iI ,i,, I to OCfl Oil - ' j• ~ , got as ',,,,, / L . ClUfle took a ballet course at when you conic down. You believes the different know which way to turn, to _______________________--______________________ Penn and spin off, to make a cut, instead positions moves and use of cer oflandtngoneonelegoron>our lain muscles helped him Ire sidc In ins athletic en mend The 195-round Clune io es deaours He s also one of the - .i flUS1C. lie has a collection of 400 best hurdlers in the East. records, everything from the to 500 Did he get razzed about classical stuff. rock and Jazz to ballet lessons? . Clwic says music relaxes "Yes, I took some kidding." % it to relieve ten. uses lie Clune admitted. "But I didn't him. . care what they thought any. sion ot anxiety before a game way. I consider myself an mdi- or even a practice. "Sometimes you Just don't vidual. I'll listen to advice, then .W want to do. I'm not feel like playing," he explained. I do what I L I put on something t record influenced b) such things ru ring I. Ballet is a beautiful lively to get me up. maybe hard thing. Those (kiddlnrs) are rock or a show tune. It picks me .. uninformed." UP ." - -. '~EVEILM. OVIEDO Licklers surroltinded Seminole High quarterback Brent Carli to stop hini at the line of scrinlinage. Sanford defeated undeni the 19.2 prep grid sea'-on Oviedo l)4 Friday night . night Sanford hosts Gainesville and Oviedo entertains I. I NA I \Ii.SSLSSlppI Stanford aril \i Ir \ltnd't S %s4an, the TroB THE ASSOCIATED PREsS ftrsl-place igan State moved into the Ti)p 28 The powerful Trojans of jans recvl~ed Twenty as Purdue and Ar and 920 of a possible 1 000 appear in totes Southern California their \n I points from a nationwide panel kansas dropped out.. kicsnc' little lanper of ranking in the Associated Press of sports writers and broadThe T N eni earns iimt casters college football poll then the f PIacs in parentheses, The Oklahoma Sooners first-place play Illinois Saturday. and total points rev on '_X~18- lr~14-12The unbeaten Trojans re- opened their season with a 49 season Points based tained their top ranking Mon, trouncing of Utah State and 1 etc took over second place with 11 . day in this weeks poll foilowir. their 51-6 rout of Oregon State. firsts and 840 points. I. USC Colorado slipped from second At the same timie it was ..i 'rw .. Colorado s disclosed that quarterback to third with 69 points followed 622 arid Ten- .69 4. Ohio State 2 1-0 622 5 Mike Wells was a doubtful by Ohio State at Tennessee 121 206156. UCLA 2. nessee at 615. Rounding out the 0490 starter for the Ihlini. 7. Alabama 3-0 463 8. LSt Wells reinjured a finger (in Top Ten were UCLA Alabama ,, 101-0 3W. 9. Nebraska 1.1 3his throwing arm in last week's L*uisiana State. Nebraska and i!•U011lI SI 2-0 190 11 Penn losing game against Michigan Arizona State State0-1 180 V. Michigan 1 -0 162 Penn State topped the Second State. Without him, the Illini ofNoLre I•0 156 14. I'CX fense will be greatly hampered Ten followed b Michigan M 109 15. Washington 2.0 86 16. As a resuit the Trojans will be Notre Dame. Texas, Washing- Georgia 1-0 59 I Florida )t. favored more than ever to ton, Georgia. Florida State, o 18. Michigan St 1-0 54 19 Michigan State, Stanford and Stanford 1-050 make it three in a row ppi I- _____ M96 • ii i1i '~J~ ~1 0.11 , i . & ro ans n . I.-,, - - ___ (I '. .' ,' ' A silver lung weighing 93 and three-fourths pounds holds the lead In the fifth annual Tarpon Rodeo sponsored by the haul ax Sport Fishing Club. In fact the big one is In line for No trophies, Lorgest caught b a ornan angler and largest :ntheoierallcctitest Theluckiad angler, ishoatthispotnt has outclassed the men is Marlene ermueller. Tom Walker's and one-fourth pounder leads the male division at this time and young Jay LaMee is tops In the junior division with his 56 pound entry. A special division for spinner sharks is on the agenda in the current tournament and once again the name of Marlenv Vermuellerhead.sthehstwitha68pouridspectmen. Nlanv others have been landed worthy of mention but were ineligible for entry as the rodeo Is only held on weekends. Two were brought to gaff Thursday, a 100 pounder by an angler on the "Black Duck" and one of 112 pounds came in on the charter boat, the F inest Kind Boat captains of the Inlet harbor fishing fleet are reporting only fair catches with trolling producing combined hauls of 12 to 15 kingfish and bonita per trip. Bottom fishing craft are finding a few red snapper, an occasional amberjack, and plen ty of black sea bass. (laude and Mary Benline of DeLand ventured 44 miles offshore in their private boat both Saturday and Sunday. Fished the edge of the Gulf Stream in a spot known as the Steeples, they picked up 12 grouper up to 18 pounds, a 24 pound red snapper, an amberjack, arid a shark on Saturday. Sunday found them In the same spot arid they returned uth five "sow" snapper 112 to 18 pounds), live grouper 13 31 pounds and a 15 pound barracuda. The water they fished is 270 feet deep at this point. (Xtwr private boats are locatini: kings around the sea buoy just outside the inlet and night fishermen are doing well on channel bass from both the north and south jetties at the inlet. Some bluefish are being taken here also and while the%, are not plentiful, the size Is good. Mrs. Jim F-4wards visited the Florida West Coast last week and fishing from the "Rainbow 2" out of Clearwater landed o 30 pound grouper. Wayne Brady of the *'Fishin' Hole" tackle shop in l)ivtona listed a really outstanding nn'ling (cat this week Kt'.'in McCoy, using a lire mullet for bait, landed a 63 pound ' '' " 1 -.)i - ;Cr I,OM Items were added Ili the hal((in~', and ) , escalators and is tiigh-speed elevator have been added to ,isovethepeopleuptothebaleony. Many finishing touche-i will be needed before the fronton is ready to open, but Happy Ison Director of Public Itelatlons assured Th his raid that the Ironton will be ready * '- reaU) &mpro ed within two or three days and should bt hack to red hot b the end of the week Htle stated I ,A ii;~, I had better news for you. but I have In tefl it hke It is mtncle on the ekia luer had ft cdbcS t tmp turn in. Panfish and ca -a few, with scsiie small baM being landed," stated Ottie Faulk. camp owner. He noted. that Dottie Hill. "the ha lady" is back ho and brought in a pair of two and a half pounders. George Lleney, Wekiva River Haven, had much Lh t same story. "A few bass. me string of seven small Cklit's said Swida) catfish only averaging 8-10 to the boat ('heney. lie made mention though. that the high water is gradually receding and expects fishing to be back to normal ? as the river t' down Its the regular leici The St Johns River. East of Sanford likewise has tx)t had too much o offer for seera1 days. Bob King a' Manna Isle Fish Camp says bream have slowed down but a few are still hitting on crickets. School bass too have apparently been affected bv the heatAck-attered strikmg occurs early morning and late evening but with no consistenc). Still more speckled perch reports, this time from Don Smith, Seminole Sporting Goods Store. Bill and Helen Wade picked up a beautiful string of 54 drifting with live minnows for bait. Another note from the Plaza Sports shop mentioned a nice string of 27 landed by Dennis Whitmire for one day's catch and 44 on a later trip by the same angler. The first news of a deer kill by an archer also came in from Jim Blythe at the SporU Shop. Donald Brown got the buck ma !pike mm the Rlackrater area Sursd.a) Day ',V.rkuien are ruchirsg hi ornpI Is' (,rsctr is tI(n at tie ()rltsntlo4s'mtflOIC Jai - Alai Fronton with the ripening per. for;nanrr Just RrnmIn(l the corner. The construction workerq are pulling the finishing touches on a project whkh inrludes a l,114X) seat ba lcony. /1 1 a crwi (1 w Opening - - LOUN(S wITH 2 & il h"I 0006M WO WSEm"M4. 4$l,'d 4" WILD IIIMCII STRAWIUfI 1" Uui1Iu 1 89. )&35 4"JOUPI*AIflI SPA*SMLI.31.35 --• - --- 4" Nirmow C*trwt Saguss 3 4 35.89 --• •- - S - r HAR VETS BRISIOI. CREAM ___________ 4.91.- QUART POPOV FOUR ROSES JIM BEAM Q115 A49 VODKA j49 1QtJT VRI a, sail, ............ 46, "S i,,. ::' - _.. i doer, liy qwpped ifiCIda ir mjflOflIng and .irtpt set. 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Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or pOSf I _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________ 9 / - .- ,- - i ~ - Ioo..i ;j:A . .4 - -. ENTR OFFICIAL .1' I wI - 10 c W \'. TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK A%. . I a WALT MORGAN , / 1 00% Polyester Knit i it S. Diego 0 1 0 000 National Conference East W. L. T. Pet. I think .....- will be the most points scored in any one game. % I P Personal 300 block rubber bowling ball 1 Reg.S17 - 5 99 : L - - ''I - - Ring R by Eboritte Has specific top weights,--a o feature desipvs-f or better control, In 10. 12. 14. and 16 lb Weight "46 boys' $ 6 sizes desert Ian or wild plum Made by Ebonite f or Penr*ys and endorsed by Don Carter. Meets or exceecis all Anrivrican Bowling Congress specifications. In 10, 12. 14. 16 lb. weigh' Opet' a tudentc.count! Grs* 5t-jrE C5ut'% Any - rifles . . . now in No stock. Cu l . Get ready for hunting season! Sunday's Results 1 1 or more. wom The values am twe emry do-A Fri. Iii 11-5 MNPOU PLAZA OPE N MDaI4st. ALL D4Y WE DW ESDA.YS SANFORD PLAZA O/ * iiii, 0 i ~, omm ~~nm =40~~ . . . *ILSLI. IIPi"t SAWI Ba lo Florida vs. SMU r G.a i ' s Tulane Ga- Te ch vi. Micha,r Detroit 30, New York 16 New York Je ts 41, Buffalo 24 Pittsburgh 34. Oakland 28 Dallas 28. l'hdadeiphuia 6 St. louls 10, Baltimore 3 I M SANFORD "ZA Ins Angeles 76 68 .535 11 Atlanta 66 76 .465 21 San Francisco 63 80 .441 24 Lz San Diego 53 87 .379 33 Monday's Result Monday's Results Bank Financir COSTS YOU LESS! _______________________________ '1 knew it real early in our 's (;an1es Detroit I I.olich 20-12 811(1 11111' Texas illosman 7-91 a Mm- HARRY'S OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY WHERE BAR and PACKAGE THE ACTION The place meet your and RELAX i ito S. PARK AVE. 29991 I °" (_322-4151 'I't'xas at Minnesota. r' ('htmt'ui'ti at ()uikluirt.t, N Karisa-s ('sty ill California , N "lit' had nit' hurt utothl wasn't could do. lie was hung up. hits nioving , tie just °i-'1 shots at Legs were all gone." Did that mean that Frazier rue until they stopped It. But I thought Patterson would beat didn't go (town, not In two flght.s ' ber, after )( Alt1 i1onday's Result this itiuch. lied better be ready he got up and went six titore ANWWOIERE NEW , £.la m'rtosEp DINING ROOMI I- ., ! - ____________ $ your banking neds. Burger In Special Case Prices HURRYI THESE up to whip Jim card. The other ARE GOING ASTI _________ ___________ tag TOUF jNAMLP1c' For ,New York Tennessee vs. Wake Forest -- - Army vi. Nbr•ska SANFORD -2 I Navy vs. Penn Stile Los Angeles 3, San Diego 2 Tusaday's Games - MIND NETIII ___ ~ 1, L•c,urer1 Psychoil.nroioglst No d Mind Conhol ksatTvct on '' I SILVA MINI CONTIOL vs MET 1OD stoo C en. 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I SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD "i'll bet you don't realize they - 0 1 11 2105 FRENCH if - I _____ _________________________________________________________________ - - 19 IJ L I Paul Jones GoldenandltobertFullerunone of two tag leant jousts on last night's 9 REGULARLY 517 held in a closed in cage. Dick Murdoch 945 __ .$t the 5Jo J 0 RENTALS We can lNiandle all -- - for Floyd. That cat is hungry all rounds before they 1ttUpiXMi it I. Declare the ball dead lint' when a scrimmage ick t'cr saw. in the end zone and award h)(')'t)tltI the neutral zone is Wyoming a touchback. timitutiched by Team H pIor 2. Award a touchdown to to striking the içround on or beyond Team B $ goal hue Wyoming. __________________ .- - - I -aged affair being the final ever to be held in that city. last night Wo'nd,s won out over Buddy Colt in their latest series of grudge matches held at the Orlando Sports Stadium. The match was announced and "billed" as the final match to be 1 don't pirk winners," said lie fought At fflltle~ Lewis Ile the chanipion. ''Hut, I'll tell you had Lewis down in the fif th, but Tb.' official should . Tiiuu WoLs ruki be the Vitt.sburgh atNe%% York. N Ilouston at Atlanta. N Detroltat Cleveland.'N New Yorkal Mill,ilivikee. N A Wyo:nln safety tit a n the 21).)ard line for adviiic- I'wi and I lie could steal the touches a scrimmage kick In ing 11 (i('8I1 1)811, 11)111 by using UI) the ring on All, (light In his own end zumi', Answer Number 2. Award The toughest lob All Puits right retrieves the ball and runs touchdown to Wum1ng. now Is geituig hiss ie'gs reonly. for a touchdown against 1t(Il(! (6-39) 'l'tie 1)011 l)t'' lie's going to find out Patterson Utah, Is Ihe yotnugest :17- year -inld h' • Tlrei • Bafterles I CCS$Of*S Experienced Waechanlcs Expert Wash, Polish and Wax Jobs. KING TRUCK-ALL NEW CAR NO BETTER BURGER 3fl.954D wktfOtd $IW f. in ty,owin. or black ciIf. ____________________ GNASH INTO I I w'Take-OuI 7 television in our air conditioned wav(ing r-r GULF PRODUCTS IS' '5• Soft . by ~ undisputed ''cage Champ'' of Orlando if promoters live up to their promise of Last night's Kansas City (Montgomery I- St. Louis (Gibson 16-10), N Los Angeles tOsteen 17-9) at 'ulifnrnia iWright 16-9 1 , 2) San l)iego (Kirby 10-lit, N N (;me Wednesday's Games Montreal It ('hicuign IIiltuii;or' at Boston, N hard enough to be t'ounttsl out its Zorn Folley. That stas five 't'Iion, EaXf1('UgII'PSt'Vrf'tUry, years ago, in 1967. That should byDur JVC*t Football Rule. Commltli't' prove his real power Is gone. ''ii- tU.rsun tiutiveS faster than GULF SERVICE the game! '1 I -A- Chicago (Bradley 14-14 at 12; N "All IS no quicker with his Oak Philadelphia Downs 1-1) at land tOdotn 14-5), N fight, as early as the fourth hands than Patterson Floyd round. Remember when I had 11111)' still be luster. Patterson him on the ropes In the fourth will extend him, that's sure. Quarry was reiitded that Alt round and he started shaking his head to the public, Like to sbowed plenty of powi'r in their grid qtuz ______________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ "SUPER" FLQ/DA STATE BANK DEKLE'S See you after ____________________________________ - SLACKS "- Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 0 gaine scheduled Tuesday haven't HOME IMPROVEMENT KNIT ______________________________________________________ with Lewis still on his feet. ? A. ,,, I _ punches. disputed world champion, .San Francisco 34. San Diego 3 ,tw.•t•P on c N Carolina Vs. N. C. State St. 71 69 .507 12"j Kansas City 68 71 .489 5 67 74 475 17 California 52 89 .3&l 32 Texas Baltimore 5, Boston 2 say I wasn't hurting him" Ile bout in June 2, in Imas Veil. Miami 20, Kansas City 16 1A)s Angeles 34. New Orleans was jiving, nian - Ile was doing %ithen Muhammad stoplitA Ill"' that because that was all he in seven rounds. 14 Washington 24 Minnesota 21 TRADING CARS . National League Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 37 21 dealt All his only loss on March saving his strength. lie's not New On. 0 1 0 .000 14 3 b - heav weight champion who Atlanta 37, Chicago 21 Cincinnati 31. New England 7 Green Bay , Cleveland 10 Denver 30, Houston 17 1J(Jeiney Open Mon., Thurt., Sanford Plaza Atlanta B 0 OS te r S The Sports Shop Exira Charge L.N FOR D PLAZA ! Also available in our newest red, white and praduailrip Year webt 1- () fusible _____ 1 0 0 1,000 30 16 Carlos ()rItiz will take place and gone, so he's concentrating on 41 1 Butler 0-0), 2, iwi-night Chicago Jenkins 20-lit his defense iinti that's V'hlit'S 1 0 0 1.000 10 the headliner starts at 9:30. Pittsburgh Moose 11-8) at Itltuiuior&' t PaInter 20-81 at 0 1 0 .000 fl 24 '':\Ii has had it,'' said Frazier, affecting his punching power. 1stuit ( PlittIft 14-12), N New York t Koosman 9-11 t, N world lie wants to make sure he'll be Chicago o I 0 .000 21 37 ,he undefeated Houston (WiLson 12,-9) at AtNew York (Gardner 7-3i at the 1972--73 Seminole High blue, =to, cvmbinaticon r- y League American IA'imgue 6 battle at it.? Orlando Municipal business in California. "Ilis San Fr. 1 0 0 1.000 Persone 330 pIatic bowling bell In f our - - ITHACA $s down! - I .1 MISSOurI VI. "There c ould 1w serious nUwN- e,'' he sa ' "There Is the chance (4 an • -- p () I V E ST E R f;a - e of 'he game too much. lie added that the plan had Detroit Cr. Bay Minn. American bowling Congress specifications Hard rubber is icreicti and dust resistant. Now ! in Made expressily lor JCPemwy Class I o 0 1.000 28 Dallas - - 1 'tne It would take to . "I don't think All will ever get kind and some Unhis le:-,% hack." claimed Quarry, flattering. Area fight fans can take in all who is now forming his OWU representative the action of the Patterson- All personal - - .1,4!en junked beratise it "would IN.'ed - number of cameras and '' ttiu.c would not be economically Standings S. Louis 1 0 0 1.000 10 Auditorium. A special timing is great and his reflexes I 0 0 1.000 24 21 -Greatesit Fightill, of the are alI tilt- way back, but his h. NY Grits 0 1 0 .000 16 30 Centur y" film sail) be shown t punching power Is not nearly as 7:30 p.m. At 8:30 the battle good. Phila. 0 1 0 .000 6 1 999 . 34 - - _________ --------- I revic mollern st.a( Itinut except .,." halftitnes and after the gairl- :-: ::X. 0 1 0 .000 24 41 - ,'-n to using iv cameras as : . %.% - STUDENT SPECIALI 1 d"d to officials, but that he :- y your L'rMAN I, E M I OLE This Wtt r Itoielh' tiruni i,ffu,xtLs of the "This is what a special tat offense. Fran Tarkenton "\Vt"rt' just In a position could result if contzi.vertai week earned his paycheck teams' player always works fired touchdown passes of It where we ca n't lose," said Itoh- playsarestuown,"Uick GoiJoit, Monday night as the Washing- for." said Malinchak. "It's yards to John Gilliam, who ln,son. "you've got to fight like executive vice president of the something that rarely happens. itiade a spectacular ont,-haiult'il there's no touiuorrtiw'' ton Redskins toppled the MittSaints said Monday. But if nu get a couple or three falling catch in the third period '11w Birds were tailing 14) iii Six giant screen.- -22 b 215 S a year the special team has fora 4-10 lead, and of 4 yards t ) fourth when Robinson and feet euk'tl---Nave been propo . done its job." Bull Brown with 1:10 remaining ::, lx'I)('(I ,-Ittt if 110(11)11' Malint-hak's touchdown caine in the game. Clint Jones scored scored the Is- mg run on l)ave for itt.' stadium. Connick alon Minnesota's first series of from a yard out In the second Johin.son triple. Two innings ludeci to "cer ta in CCOCOTC all V. Pro :"-: the game. l'he funthle recovery period. l;tt.'r, the Birds had the lead vantages to be recognized from : came on the kickoff after L-trry "Giving up two fumbles it with lhnhin.son's single helping the television screens, a. well Brown, who rushed for 105 blocked punt, a miss field build the rally and Johnny as the boon to kibmtzers. s'ardson2l carries, rolled in for goal, a blocked field goal-the ()ates' double driving home one "We think it will come to Grid . touchdown to give accumnu)ition of that was too _____________________________-a three.) ::: : S'ishijngton a 17-14 lend with touch to overcome,'' sititi ____________ _____ ____ -: Vikings Coach Bud Grant. "1 Action : 12:52 to pta). " "'Just 85 seconds later, Chancy don't care how much offense M a j o r '" hlarrawa)' swept left end for a you have" . -- (4 t :-i.iiw thought hurt been The Vikings oulgutined the straight loss left their clinching Joe c/o Sanford Herold BRING ENTRY TO: Contest 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. ___________________________________________ Slacks Saturday ' Iledskins 382 yaribi, to 203 in to- Harry's MAIL or U I another, Burger In - -- ---------------Winner ............................Miami Buff. THE FOOTBALL SEASON! I The seven-year veteran from Indiana, on the tart squad la.st Prize 4. . .0 (meld goal and deflected - - qioll. said IN11'ritlav 'i-ir k'.' ueu.1Jil- %tatW affair found the duo of RedEast East W. I- Pet. G.IL W. I. Pet. 6.8. beard and Bobby Shane win 77 6-1 .546 Pittsburgh 89 52 .631 - over Bob Griffin and Mike Detroit 1 -j (111cago 76 64 .543 78 64 .549 Ill-, Graham. Boston 77 66 .53-8 1 Nw York 73 67 .521 15's Single mat:hes last night had liltuiutort' 75 67 .528 2 St. tAuis 69 74 .483 21 Johnny Walker beating Phil New York 0 1 0 .000 10 26 ....................... ituhaniniad it is to be hungry." ........ Winner Cleve. Dekle's Guff Service Floyd Pattemn 64 79 .448 1 MontreLl Robley; Mike Webster winning -NO OBLIGATION 64 77 .454 25 Cleveland Second Prize ••• $6 for Madison Quarry, who WItS knocked out rluIwauikee 58 86 .403 2)'.,n ed All fight schedul 52 89 369 37 over Mike George and Sputnik Philadelphia ner ...........................West now retired, and Ali is Denver 1 0 0 1.000 30 17 Square Garden tomorrow night twice by Monroe, a newcomer to the West West THIS...Win CONTEST PAGE WILL .... ............... $A 0 1 0 .000 ---Oak. TheSpartsShop .............Winner ------------------ - ---but thc>. had a few things tos.iiy was more analytical than area, taking the measure of 84 57 .596 Cincinnati 87 55 .613 Oakland APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING K. City 0 1 0 .000 10 20 about both fighters, some of critical. Third Prize 79 62 .560 5 Scott Casey Houston 79 62 .560 7' ('ttIcLig() , strt I''i- to (lii' N.;lnunI I ,i',iguun' B - - - --------- - -- - - Winner - - ..........................'N. Eng. 0 1 0 .000 7 31 0 1 0 .000 3 10 Says Fraz i ........................ ....-Bait. .. ..........Winner Ctral CARMEN MILLERS 1.000 34 28 Pitt. In recent visits to New York, over again. lie's like tie's just - --Cm, 1 0 0 1.000 31 '' Joe Frazier and Jerry Quarry starting out. Y'gott.a watch Knight's Shoes .. . - Winner ------------------------ 110113. 0 1 0 .000 17 t) refused to pick a winner in the those hungry guys.I know what ...... hE ~ PRIZES CASH I My name is ----------------Address - - -- - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -- American Conference H.I.S. store for men .........Winner ...........................East W. 1. 1. Pet. Pt" I United State Sank .....-. Winner ------------------------ ---N'*'Jets 1 0 01.000 41 24 ,1111 Flas i -lad it' 1 0 0 1.000 20 10 A 3-wa y tat $446 each to NICKY MERCO. fit hi D re Fl YBLANK (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) " \:" ".4 OWecifing IIe Malunchak blocked a punt, Asked why Muullnctuik WItS rates 1-0. In the only other game flinzclle said Saturda y 1w ' picked it up and ran for a touch- activated just a week alter Iii' played, l.os An geles edged S-art opposed to Instant replays punters. h. •' - dimn, lie recoverM it fumble %%as placed on waivers, %Vast)- lhegf) .1-2 In 10 Itininits his National Football League that led to the winning touch- inglon Cocah George Allen said: - vd Cincinnati's victory redut: " salary chasing kickoffs and down, and was on the field when 'Because he's a good special liii' Iteils' magic nutuuhwr to five tc.4uInuIL.lte Ted \at'kr bhs,s'd tI',iI!ll lililti. points, arpzing th kicker.; and while Itue Pirates' fourth Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. 0#1 I Aids ings ry Over * 6 i All I - Bill Malinchak draws marked no later thar Friday Noon, September 22. -- Redskin vim - - • MINNEAPOI.IS -ST PAUl. each - J a - ------- • 10 football games th is weekend are placed. one in _ -. C --------- -- e (:ar le ., 1% York rtiging? IN! Pi. from the instant replay plan. _2~ 0 LIP sc - I in- ----------- --- - - I';uint ;-iinrhlng remained stalled they could set' problems arising -i a' - * V Roze West crown by topping San OP 4 " IIIIIIIIIIII - - - 11! he Rr,).'i. $.-, a'tth 9- garrn' tiff; Mt(1nthiin iirrerwler.d only run storing in the' ninth ircight hith in the fir s t livp nins but his strntMjt was pr - fling on a single by IMfy f)y.r ying only h rved by rrntheI4er Rusty Staub, (.ron$rrio srwl Pete Ros.' who s.(nnd game s$nr. June fr tth threw o'a? (It iant runners on YJ - York. ;tar'it th. innnw (lay Carroll r il' i the Iiep.tths pit'he'I the ninth In cnmpieti' r,ik 'Ii,' th.' shisti,t '*r t'h :r,n The Mets got live-hit pitching ;*st .re 'Nii: (r,wfri wi th ne fr'.rn roI*i. .lon Matlack In best tw -, rtt, fori'4 u'itsburgh. ruing run San fiiegt the IMI%('ItUIIl, FOa PROP.IIM PERSPIRATIO" vHLY', OTHERS I *I1 _________________ -- it TV u I *C 0 lV 1Kg for the Orioles' olil pro third wlo's always at tik best in the clutch boll gaines NIW ORIJ:ANS tAP At pass," t'o',iitk said It o#mns flotaticim; hail two singlt'e tmnil least orw 0111(1111 of the Super- op areas j(, ',etrtcaI prnduc' a ilnubi", ;- "rinu: hii rune Hitit ilome prnJct-I here frets Nation. ttnns, ckie.l-cirr-iiit prize fIghts 'Irkint'. In another for the ( )ri- .il Foniblill I,ngue Comuils- .ind things '.f that nature. li's, flow ont' itallit' lMtt'k of idle stoner Pete It,t,'Ilr should do j Hotell.' did rrnt refer direr-Ily I ).'trult whl;'h took over tlit' re-think on his objet-lIons to gito the Superdorne In issuing his l:itst ii'itmI itoston is nr.liuet7etI tMfKielIlflatiOfl of instant replay ,'f 4' )I 8)' television hut;, st'i'tttttl ldiu't'. *nmte-ttnlf st'reeruc in hit' mug., stadium. Arrow. in t.itdtutris 'rh. e:aumui' tx'lttn;l, while lb.' idle "It's hard not to recognize twai Strniiun In Kansa s City New York Yankees remained that two stadiums already have has ei(- screen capable of fut'thi, 2'- gatutee off the pace. the television facilities," Wit. sh.t'i4fmti jfl4Lfmnt replays, and In Murotav's other games on Ilani Conruick, cecrethry-treas- Hi'! P bIC nhIPd similarly on ' '- -_.i_ -= j -&Tff_~_ j -411W 1 _ __ _ _ _______ . . ____~ 'I Ii _.L._ . _ rM - - __________ -' ou -_ I r*n. oaiseI )5L ' 3J)3neTflI t. te - .ot- __- _-- - IT'S SUPER BOWL IN HAM tILETO NIA N --- Hero's Super Bowl, driven by Stanley Dancer, -telling a now Harnbltonian record no DeOuoin, III. Su;,nr fowl's in second heat was 156.2. t-- ECKE111113 1131RUGS !': - '' Gerrnan%. Olvmocs The 'JSfD' was s¼,00ers bs' iar' Mettei J., o Zertis. Wis. Crewmen were William Bsntssrm, , ...I' :'flflslS. W;i., arc 'A'nIha £Iin. Exatsicr. Minn In ' - "rrs-*ann f3ur cor'Ttscr cu& -5- 1" *I•,, ' a a r" q - -' i. L. - Si ned -- '. . - __________________ no t -- - _____________ : V1CTOPY AT SEA •- Arniu?icer, IlK . 4. - se.' tJ?t ri*tilc _ Maxon led 11w SouthWest abn'c-average. and only tuitirConference in rustnni last OUT defei can be the UXThL - i,j 7p ' ilia, vt-s. n - . mU rrr-' r ____ - ____ - e ard telp F"5' prtitPct-'a;nctper*!a-O? (IdW - __________ runninç game which is sons M1.? •4 c*CIJI bU'( .., ' S tormuta aT,nn -. - ' ' Johnny tlenrh gave f'rn,,i tern a taste of vc'rv,ti ;$ ans4 d.a - Dicke', me i.ia,Yt,u rnz be able to skip a dry...even If you perspire hea*p. ma r i'r' U??' J vDs34,ah' efq"kip a s ijf~ fit .persç!a' 055' an I a, ver. cia hal Th 41 , tiefentling ilnititnore' s \,i;rri'nn l,i':igut' l)ltItIil)it)nS JItirns'%i'.l Ii' tti,gtin for the start oil must s'rfrs i,g:uinst the ltr(l SO Mtiml*lIt) night ant lt;l;tnnu;ru tiAVI" theiii the )III tuli, -2 drilling three hits to plt('C ()ri*;tr vi;tnry. aç*iiplraflt ingredients than an leading -' V 1. MltchUfn AntiPit%pUan1 Spras e nissrn more / 1 0 k I f#i, - . 7 U&NO = no" - - ame'a..; = = (;iant. fleic but (Pitt Fir s t. the flnrinnnti liiggt'r irnctwtcl his .111h horn.' run of the year for the flut run of the grnn.' in the fMIrth inning, Then, two innlng lntr, flc'nth chilled I., his shirt bnII t'ffen'e. p.'rfru squeeie iltiuiptng bunt down the thitd base line it, cn or .Ic.' Morunn n sitnpk 1 run ___________ R --Uin 4 W tiiotwy 1!: AP - ... .1 - I!. lt' llttL lI(P(K tUft anti tWO.(JUt :,s.egli' by pits I,,woiitcd l'rc'. Spnr1 Writer or I'IIt l)ohm, cring the If tIwr; 'io Hit titiati tltI *thir lirtiunary lot hii'till. you'd To ii,orr runs r'"rI in the .'fi,;itIiin for si''.'ntti, mso on l)(':' 'LIyIors unit a pIzii'rc. 'I 1i' 'Yfl'- ;iiri ii ingk' and itir •r on ltrno lCtitiIfl W%tII Wojilil lt;Iflq(JfI'q third hit the * I A AL unaiivett," says Dicke. questllJrt ow"There is impr*lve, offensively, e delenarn against tiw runrunç *o th rumünf and th.-uwrn th set up the defetue I 0' thee LOYS "It is JUKt S question o sr'lngoul paaszng. This Alvin how much we have gained u. Mazon is really a cit' rumung thus zra and how much better back, a guy with a chance to than average SW's running become a national super4lar gaznr- is I bebeve they have a 40,il *"* - , I n* dok ab M - ... .r I -1 - 'I miasti bel luteiy%1r " _ W ____ ______ ___ s tonnv _ ___ NO 1116 '' have Srt WA dyaF-A W I-. ldIlJ! in game has tmpnve&" ____ s- __________ =. - an zibaohtte iti. They run so well that the '"• -- 19, 1972--SP) 'The Money Player 1i0 ___ 1;1 ~1N? A * ___ S, i . IF 0 teday M u-u - I __ -- perspimnt - _ _____ player Tam, have a running attack behind Maxwn In their opening the equal of any a Fkrida tewrs game. I think we'll se him in time Th' theth thesame bacldwIth as seen in lt tw backs who Maxon Saturday' naghv." at lea lvorris run ü yards Ia erie of could piay oru any collegiate SW ic&es In art opening the squad. in Dickey 's opinion, of Wake Fore. 'We will find out in a hwry 5&-It - I _______________ an in league tiic to gain over aupived defense again 11w IflOt) yards ruthng He 1jmunds and can acool n After running gn?T* this "'flwy have an outatanding eeAng SMU in action last back who ran Itt over eunat is is fr veekend 1w now knows th hlØi schooL" .OU yards neeilZy. iwiur &a "Ba rasciu, aty. tnt The Muatsr.gs wiw open MzaTis and ht played Gator .znn _______ Satwda night in Wayne is I - of I f%1.4,gu I rt U? UIWu wiphamore. atxth - 1972 ,Se Totivnh GAINESVILLE Sept Tucda, Sept. Th€ Snnrord Heri,ld I , *fi0 24 SE PT. 25 SEPT. __ HOLIDAY INN P.M. and A P.M 103 AM. and P.M.EMINOLE A PALMEtTO SANFORD - L%CIP4U( �61J- I no snrora rieria ALLEY OOP -.-;--.- t ueswy. epT. Iv, ivii ___________ - ___ V I - .. T•N.ACI cALLED ft- '1 WI .' I 0 144' . .... - - _., .-... . i' L1f by Latry CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS t. \ / Al REA) TA %V r'*;.If ,C,4 ii, IF IZ Ill', E .L 1161 ~ V` / ilL Pit,' J "/' ), I 1. , V ,;, l/ if1 0. - , _ . f -4c'ME I A,~I 17 941, Of ange # 'IN -,) ' Rates For Consecutive f' - ~,__." The Lss It Costs Per Line Per Day. -- Insertions-No Change Of Copy. ii. ___________ .......j , -,~ _.o,~ 7111 -1) 14 Female Help Wanted 3 1 . W" / • '4 - a.-, - Ic I _~ . '. - _'- . -. l_. : __r'; 4 ( I / \ a. " 1- - 7 r-, ; . 1 All adertatnq ap peari ng TPI• I Samford Herald on Wednesday will a?omaticaIly be placed an Tttgran ," } " - +AJ jç' 2 if é' .5' - (IL. ( J --' an -, '.. "It,lilloo ) I IL le k Z S.~ - - __ ______ ,---, .__ SGT. STRIPES...FOREV(R A'ERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. INC has Immediate tob openings for operators. moulder oPerators, Cut off men. assemblers, lift drivers, and helpers Starling stacters, wages for skllt are 5 SO an hour and Lp.-fajll Short work, Hours - - - - 1A¼rT' ICA" RT IN TO 'ON DAY thru FRIDAY M'T'.54 8 30 A M to 5 30 PM 6K154 week. par, time available Complete benefit vograms available for steady workers. IhOldays. ,.acat,oris. •fnuraoce.) are SATURDAY 9 00 A M. to 12 NOON P ayto Lots & Acreage 33 b - Leisure World '.Oh a, Flame Estates and Marina on tr'r Beaut i ful U6O, Ray Crank, Builder I ; CAPTAIN by Crooks & LoWrtnCe Jl T 04 C'.Th,10"4 C" M.2'.I k4rl:AL. ¶'l4E p-; H. HE • Ah'sC"*dô 1p'4 re .C' Hi 4 L ' - .i_ - - - II ,_ '- - I ? "-\ - __ , - -- ' . WE1L 4!E SOM! ACTlaJ I - - - Hoine by Dick Cavaili INT h 17 i.rri A AdulS or 1 C 1 Will care for your Child on my home, 32 26n *vt CnOerelIa's Nursery end Child Care Center Opening Monday 372 3591 __________________________________ 72 6 C ROOfl'i Apartment equipped. 372 5333 Business Opportunities d ii . I BLON DIE F_ 4 by " "E '.'ET __ _* ----: -- S' ,,.. j__ L'S 04!S F , " •' ' 11 O- ''' j ' '•a' "•-' -' I '..A"$ #% ,, .m v,..A,S C&L.LW - • .. I -• ' l--S - .4A 3At.'E •?' ',.si .__li &i'E , "" ' '-4l,-S A',.,JTfl.,f ;01. It•t" 1.-.. W , - • ' I '.aaO•'.! - lot O' - - - r_ I ' 13 - fI *1 I ~ ~ , . 4011 PrI - ._~ A it' I- I . Male Help Wanted SAN MO PARKS, I 73 Bedroom Trailers & AIi 7 Adult parts. 2 ORIwERS •or all new a r n ot.on.eta,' caF* South Seminole County aria Call I O6 fa' Fa- i i, parks 3315 Hy I? 7 Sat- f, ) 'w); Da, A - ''i ,ri'erview. _________ RETTER -- -.L ______ a. I ______ ____ 5--- per sonso :.- I r / 12)0 1 THE PHANTOM Orr by 1 I a*' r*4F.wic's i A4P4T' I sft's1 6P1I , 'if. Lw....s'7?k' _____ ,_, ( " / ) . ' ii -' -- $ -'1 .' ______ _________ : weldIng teChniQuCs Opportunities for eapawding advancement. i. organjation coiled. Call Ci,arwatef ($13) 734 354), j - -C " ''! '' ,o I - ____ PiympjtP - enngs new 06) $Bö051 Alto Ia' wtIdef P*Iperl and - ,.sa•r - Overtime, -- 1, - / % -I . , f. I . t. ki PImo,.jft, (Orlando). Ray,nsia after 5 Houses Rent Furnsh.d ___________________________________ Goidin, Prefer IefII'ed Couple No Pets 323-027i. ., -- . _____________ u.i,... i,g, ye manufacturing Inc . ,,,,, A Wt i' ... I I ' 'S -. d - fri Semn'eConty Realtor Far Rent ___________________________________ 74' a 34' Mefal building on 7Yh $t 5r B-act of Pa'. 1. 377 _____________ n Auto ln,yranCe ,i' 0' L, (,r'eiert' W ,., I'L.\IW ,', '.l PitY 7ii A,,. I ,, ) j,tp - I'iai - A uto ,uotive S(t.VlC.('l Mr ()-, Phi., Mutual S110( t atsor her S 51 IS ),lt'aaIi Jill cal S Frrnti Ai' 17) 3511 '''a ,, i-"5 .-'' $1, .'-'LC Alt., ta,,' PD là' LoIsForRent __________________________ 407W 1st 5' 377 7333 - or a to carpelang, CB, fruit ha, a a trees, large More PAINT CC "j',' . -, - I dota' Q Results 41t.tV'i .*.4' ..P.'s AAA , ' -,4 - ''° .'i, .1,1' I. In ,iM cOlaPt'V , -'S 4] )I Ns $iad pay ..tIøpi. .Vl$a ,k,lh. A4wNaaltvnt .,v .0,1 •rie.y lii.,' ti 's,Iie'4. Pitti 's,4d, " IPO ,: 'c '.t "-- i.0 pwwviol iaitIøitc1$a wriI Aay Jsap," '.III 'si1 .i,,4 .',' .'-.ag ' "' . - *1450 -,c-ø M.dirril ,Dati(llt'.a lot .,p.,a.r ),a9qSf1I'.Vi9. tit ,al tow 1e.dy 'it -jan'..' )u'. t011 i,•, 7 SM 'a I "A .111 -..,, ann.x'- .':oo ,,-,' _____ Le GETTING a .4-.-rtroaa,,i, n.,,a..so.n,IlI4w's a,,.Ivi SOFT? Shoe Repair men? s - Special Services - p,-'a,odelsflu'P Pa.,," Acid. paifl$nl 'II typeS of c,itptintrt lntrr,)( p 1'on4htC 17) 434' r ,, a' I mi A pi, panting. home .1o:rlc27s;9:sll ,. , I t i I ii I I &ta.It- I " DR (471 - Aa')y S S,,a $h.irpca.riij, Pi-i'sI & Circular Cha i n 5.4*5, Sc Ski-' garden toolS 7126 lau'e) AtIr 121 IllS . U HAUL TRAILERS ' AND - F ?I"t'r filictoi,ird .j I, , ,,is ;' ' ''' ' '- - ''1'' ... . - '' ' '-I l. - ' MIII I tUMiDALO(''SMITF45 p,ØenlaaI C,iiaiimie,tial, -lVC . hI .1 4 04 , ,-I I' i'ari 121 64i :" = up"" ' - '''' a i-'. i. , )UPM i!3, Tue sda y . 5' 33161, - 11 ) I '.lla,d 'Wail. so,. ow' a toisV 4."ot '-, *,Oil ChtIi'% -: it 'oil 5.., 7 AM 'at I '4* '$t)U-43..'29() """ Earn money n your . spare POLICE. .5, '1. .ua.c ..4t ' ..as ?)i Sal?') woo.,' 'aid 7,QQ$SO0t, 5Sf0 '0' lout A Iota, a..a,.Q,iI 1 '*v.lt, a"I 4 ii ..e.4t .oc?a amaie•I ,.,tla oinl Aaaiay 5q.., Cjil Peel I,... , j CiA Q'ql 4t)LJ.432 'NIl " ' ', - I I M (-.1 - it '115.4 04,14 Si 1 1, .0 a... turn 4 laps iuy to' ..oa ; ,..oaffi Coal -a • 0-j. ',a - + "A ', ..' ' 24: in., Stenagr3pheN/ 'st' lq i. Job swe.' Pp4w'ag pf.g,0. depinals po. '. aiall 'iqvhr.wsola 04 , "a. -' .'..* Reserve. The k pays to go to meetings. 1 Sanford Elks Club I Situ K.. 'tIuI aus,,lau'. ftp',', $ Pt) )j Otl4hIxjU, I'lua,x.ks 121611 I I 4 0 . 4i 7 - JOYCE WELL DRILLING and larger, pumps. 5printler'a / Meeting Nights, Dustier & Dance - Friday Nlijlsts A) I" '' Line to THEHERALDS OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE I'IION I LIST F C) IN YOUR NAME 2) I I 0.;o.. Ii lat.*iila.'aiI'iI I. 11114 ill lip' a, .,",iia' '.f,. I ,,àt Ks''.', 5a apai 15a- ai Its 4',fl-$Iflha$il$%, I uulMkI .,at,d in, 1111114 I 51r'5its.-M' I I CLASSIFIED! 1.1 ,'.0- t.'i.ltas '4 r t r four 4J Iijt the foilo.',in diSy .4013 'sit5 , .t,, It'1.-' t' : ) I ,.,,. PlJlalL.El,aii, - ____ ?,'lP -' ------'- I. '4154 iii I '.iia'i.. .sI ____________________________________________________ ?.UP M. - ______ _____------- - Sl,,,,,,. Il_a. k,' ''4 .1 II 5114 I .- .t. 6 .; - It your club or organization would II like to be included III this listing call : L 2611 ia.i a;i..I..'a ii.'i. - 'a.su BINGO 3?? in I '&i• tilt ,$,t)n,iuM, N'gnts THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ,,''., -_ Silili,-•s - All Eiki& Guests Shalho* will drilling. reasonable Call tittaCt',) 6 30 to '1 00 p iii 'a. 1.? 4311 DIAL 322-2611 OF 831-999) tlla nt r 1o' TP!1 LL_ __________ - 3 line Ad-11, 504 51650 $46 80 4 line Ad--U 72 522 00 $o? .10 51t Ud S line Ad 5 .fl) V/ S o Th. .aoctwt'.bet of I ol 'J)r 1- DAILY DIREC TORY OF BUSI NESS SERVICES Days u'su )rtj ,1 I,': 4,4)2 • W'i E PROMOTION? Opportunitip, s.* ThLrsda-, 730PM 2611 Get In On All The Action! 2) Day's U OV ILITAR FOR A Business Meeting I '. JOIN THE SHOPPER S GUIDE M 4• '0 •.o-' 1*110 sale., 'o, ..,. If, paul 6W U6 Ai'.p twa... W., Ik.n conlo'.' 50'. '5wl U,Ji A4,'.f *Sif.S ..l 'tOlO WiUSS pigwqlwa, l,156S( $1540 ij I,u'., Ia-la 441 pno.aelaoOs a.a0 we,. •atvg p014 Ii '11* ** .au ga4A. GUI slultOal pQ 4KO-Mo. Cad lull N,., 9 AM tu as'., CaaI 'uI ¼.., 9 AM to 5 PM. '*4 'p.., 0 . IQO.432'72'.' Dial 400'432.7'290. O Ps' Daub 600.432-7290. Wi COUNCIL 5JS7 oicx Locksmith Trainipla. - ' 5 - Management ,..r to I CM -lol LOOKING 1455 Rambler 2 door hardtop, a' ,.OnLltOfltd. autoiltatac. In twa (r.dt.on for '63 New tags and i',I)tQfl suppled Buy on Crd' .00 it, i) others at II AL ER AUTO SALES Play 1192 ':1 ¶:' .5 EL I S I' P IL I I- (9 1' U %' 5l'I'IIPIP.L( P %i1l \h, Al) I; ,i,J 5 Ies I'll' repair arid sea-i a ..t %'A(PI',l % 4'l') If BATHROOM ICIIIN .111111 1' I or,,iii ti'pS 'a .?,i ,,a? ''I 732 xl " I"' . .i.ii ,iHh AHEAD. ' cual 4,'., l.,.n'.. I ItOiCi of 300 cUts•as. 4oa.su. (OOWU,OW(OIIQO, t l4 Ne., 9 AM t S PM 500.432-7290- 1544 I"IiritQijtPt Fury Ill, Con ,ert,ble Air conditioned $1393 Well Drilling -. rw., p41 'v,, , '1 AM '00'14i4 's Vujsai pa-i - - - Pl*- y 17 97, Sanford 371 1730 322- I sod Have a care in reserv DEALER AUTO SALES I Trailer Rentals ' '-- a.$ '.41, 1014, In.. , y ,If 100 cars.v 'na$Niq ag,ci'.t, • Th.o s'.a .ini . . - ;'J Air Clean $595 SHELLEY'S phone 332 51939 SUPER Sitot P [PAIR LInter New %i,la,,tiJt'f'C!'? 122 5S '-,,inlsii1 l'i.I:.t 323 1027 MA THE U I'IXIT SERVICE 'v,tad Work Painting Odd Julis Call 323 770 Need a better sob? ' ,$ i.)xe Wi,) P0*' Your Direct that In MIaIVi, Florida tet',hor 350 597) .-. Loom to 37.101. o.ad 10014 4i3$U ..I'scje iflixOap. loam'. puad procsS.asag •qu.p.00'at, 'si.ty•w ?0i 4II "oa local Aitiay la-p. akiibootds ond g.o.,erts Citil 'uI i'.., S AM t 4 44* w Cui 41)0-1 tons. G.t øaad 'l. 1 local Arwy twa..'... Coal 'oil Ne.. 9 AM to 5 PM. Dial 100.432.7391) 1163 PlymOuth, 1.195 We tiri.aflgi-r t'ayr,ients 0-K. - __._._! .- . Seventh Avenue, North • en,',, . .., •r.,, , 'waa(opiv' .a Co mmunications. t.u,n (lute ..tttoa'ici. Or ...a.'.' .$imy READ THIS AD. AND OU 17 DON'T COMPARE PRICESI 94* Far,b.rd, $1'YIS 1167 Lincoln Continental, like new i.aiied. $1395, 11" Falcon. 5543 Repair .911 nkeS & moileas inic.DoN S SEWING CENTS w Ito I Is' 51 Sanford SINGER 3?) 6641 I- ',a' -'ti - a4mlt ad I.iid 15 .iI-'P,''-' 'a for rio longrV needt't.I I ' ll -la-a- S II '%.i •.,', , I. 1) 5 ,11' *11 , ,Ii J) i511 carpe t ing inforrii1 tic. may be Obtained (rem the Wage Hour office it 21 9 CarlalIle Building, 17490 N, E. Want Ads es bring 1 WsoIi 1. '-,rnl ii , . - "rit 'ni.- 's'i' fl, -.,l .1' Get in on it Water condill000ni, 323 4410 Moving DISCRIMINATIC IN EMPLOYME NT ACT 84,m. 7 bh. c on -,, your USED CARS 37) 3960 aSi' ors II & (I LAWN SERVICE I-PEE ESTIMATES - -- TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON beauty No--' (formerly ilarrlltl's 5713 Pine. 332 3)9 C covered by the AGE Private Lakeside Travel Triat,q u t, 114-40)3 - dlca?c a prataranv bóSfIrd on age from employers 11,01 Sf olarea MobifeHome TI-Il S tPliC a'IIC, SA ()?4 Open Daily. 95 Open 'till ?on Thu'" This NEWSPAPER doe's not knowingly accept HELP- ___________ 01 . a local Ar,uy itda ii It liar fOW5.,.,,,. N la.Il 'a. paid. *41 too C00 son' a cia-Jon iAil*. Colt '*4 N.. S AM 'a 5 41*, Dial 600-437.7790- 967 Ford Econolin. Van, rier'ythng i n at new, including p,)int job .nsde and out You must set thiS cream puff to blaeve it Will sacrifice for $1195 37] 161* r, KULP REALTY COLOR-BLIND. AN TRUCK DRIVERS. it'.. for our 4'biov $00.432-7'190 'vs.o.ng, BINGO EVERY HOusanofd furniture, lawn chairs. fishing equipment, etc. Friday. Sat & Sun Ill East Woodland Driy 373- 77fl - WANTE( ADS RT I1 Serve your hitch at home. "OP I' "a, 469 Chrysler Newpa't, a i r, power steerang, power brakes, like new. one owner, 51775 373 5009- - Roofing -all kinds of leaks repaired JO yrs CS Work joatanleed perience 327 7359 Beauty Care __ SALE WE'RE -'." -, VW. blue bug. excellent Con dl iOn, 322 66*0 after 4 p m. __________ '. ' r 1101111' i in prove 1 -- Garige.Rummage Sales CARPORT 372SI'*t.P4agPit)fli*i g - ,qo $10 IA '.,. .45..f on a.,.iees a .,w.11. .44- ac,.os., .131 Sewing 2 ',API I () P11 Hagan iriSisI,;? .0 c- illi 104164 FlEA I IN(. e Dl T ION I PIG 7)9 S,iaitsr ii A'4.' . - Mir ''j" ,,. , I ' -- '.4 anoy we at your 0cn$ artery ,k• a. yo.v local At'"'f 1w (Jvi,, j. trivia 300 ,nswt.) •4 'P. a.r. p,oqr'ii.t-' C,il into 'ae.. 7 AM ' "s' ,, as'i let e •"' 0nl 400.132.7790 a 9$ r'° °" '10' A- mew .•it.ovas to wos4$i lad to go t. .e.datqs. Cad toll Ire., 'iW '000. it'4 in, f..4 at• 13 AM 'aS Ps'. Dial *00.432.7790 auV, .,uao$Iy 'vaidoon. A.4 cil -"' .ogt$aaia$•, 4 1 . fivd,1 'i. Aa',l t med any ill -i a '45 .it$i * v't free, 9 kM '-a I 'A ')'ni jr": trna c-,.a, 4 .10a-' 1.' i;' 1961 Rambler Wagon, good con ill-on, except transmission, $lCx) 323 1151 ' as 377 6370 Bt - Motors-- Trailer _ I' - ' 4.Iwii _j Take a hike. 1967 Custom Dodge I door sedan. a go-nd condition 574 2375 Summer Fbr'c5, reduced up to FABRIC pr ice at MILADY'S SHOPPE. Ill Magnolia Ave 1141 III(*,DIP e 14Ol? Attic InsulatI011S " SO - poy S t.'>ON - T - - lie 126) Stemper Agency - Openings. 1949 Ford Chateau Wagon, q'C.iJ, -'? ('nd'tiOn, Air, automatiC. $ CIO $2600 3fl 1643 - - Full lint' GE Appls,)n(i"S Sanford Lletr c Company - 7572 Park Dr-tor, 377 lá n__s_ Boats ana JOhnSOn & ijoston n4Ier Dea" C 'OSPd All Dv 1fedr'eSda, 35'I'L Sanford A -_ 1971 12' Aluminum boat, motor anrt tilt trailer, $300 Call after 6 p ' ,t.ftri.lii 'it •,t• -.,..4 •" ' - 1973 lord Galaxie $00, factory 4ir. aa'ry good cond,tiofl Call 322 66)2 9 3 Mon Fri ilAvi Ii i(OAWDiNt iI'.tAL • I PINII. S ltaIhna.j, D-p&-ru H*y 46 Wa's? Ph 372 5152 .,,.,, , Eating Places - .' Appliances oo ds - Pt Care 1i?l4er,'- ur Tak A Business Property hoQb-up). P Ii .' (ondtOfl'n'J Ua-lriji'f,it.Ofl ',a I• al -I 5,,a'ti'-1 t4,'.0-IIl h ,','ac t',,a' hi i' .' ROBSOPI'S SPORTING GOOfl From this 3 bedroom CO home on Downtown Sanford, 327 596' corner lot Just look at these features Two baths, famty room, FOR SALE 1971 EvInrude 'TP. carpet, custom made drapes, 5350. Call Torn Evans 372-2611 9 entrance foyer, dshwalher, 330 diSp011. 7 patot, (I Coversd), House Boat, 7 yrs. old, $5100 redwood fence, breakfcst nook Fully eq uipped . Set in Building /. with bar, arid of course, ic AlI for of Sanford Boatw'orks. Or Call 644 $23,000 Better call t od ay SOIl. "YOU KNOW TODAY'S PRICE TOMORROW'S ARE 44 Sports Equipment ANYBODY'S GUESS" T* bedroom, 1b.'h, Florida room. DON'S BAIT I TACKLE, *19- - w yard. needs some work. 51 Live Bait, Groceq,es. Beer of ms Cash will 511.947 11 some ' Flr5 4 II Ouen 7 days 372 ________________________ 'Ca' remit (Full I Rs.l W 24 Hour Srcv'"' ? Wi'p.t''S - G WALK TO GOLF COURSE a Apply In person to Fe34raI Pa.rx Bldg laO. Sanford Airport t Seminole Sporting I '" 'a. 'ni rile., * Ceramics si -- ------------- AyaiIôbIC nghs .1372 73S7 Compietety remodeled ö room nO5i, wall to wall carpet, nicely 30 S40( I Marine Equipment THE TIME TESTED FIRM 170 N Part Aic .377 6123 ____ 2$ ' gci - is. 1 ' rlit$* .41k nor I IiVr , - '.r' 0&5 9l Air Chevrolet, 7 door senditioned. S550 322 160* 373- 5009 __________________________ n A Nil low p.114 s. to arab ' wo,t of tout •têtIivS .o4 bufa'. 3r0u1 ri Mn" itaO$ •,ah. litu'l .onk -.'t.aSi 14 .ini t.'g su' 1-'.t.... 0Ob sesSion, -1 iV'OI IOI 'Wit eed. 3a.a•r Citli 'nil 1v•. P AM to I Ps' Dial 600-413 7794) ,.rolet Truck, 11967. liwavy ii,,', a eilnt COriditiOft, credit ''..j. I '-pecl III A: I Li ALJTCO - "17 .1 12 It) --' , t", SA,I .: 12)0041 J)rot)?I'l - (I IIAMICS SupplIes Bicycles a to . -, Learn to lea Autos For Sate The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Real Estate Wanted t I t"'- I "vii'. sod !ri '-.- around small children (Ia's? offm 122 .4516 or 371 v539 SHOP THE EASY WAY Air Condiliolilllcj r'ea' senior()DON 323 677C - .ake W.., ,I(at.Qfl. 5a( ( YOU'RE NOT. "oir.i of I',-,' - Duberman Pinscher. Reg fema'i I yrt, old, good natured. goo BUDDY, 1972 17.50 Perfect Ir t trader park.. 1792 OeBor bank. paycft. 537f6 5)1 4042 n stro v Deot of 510 Bdrm a ".-." tvf'r 2" 2 wheel bike PARK LIKE SETTING Surrounas tPi5 3 bedroom CB home located in prestige neighborhood Only $17,500 . 1_ - REPOSSESSION -- -Skyline call ji-nj Dealer ______________ f3 '' __j a'd S Barry ''s , ? C,' 0 to Lc Fa* 25 J...."' ~I , ac'ee;e km-traler Local houling Call MEMB[R.ORLANDOwp, L 5 'n5heØ, $125 month. $73 ItCUfI?Y - 737 4*61 Winter G.aroert. 3054643734 An i ,11 1111 s French ________________________________ -posit 2221101 i equal Opportun4y 9-plo er 5,ns & Eves 332 7)7 ____________________ IaELDERS METAL WORKERS (Qt1RV HOME 24 Mobile Homes Rent It you are pr9WWIy employed, a' ________________________ One acre plus, 3 bedroom. 2 bath. tiI.c 'ft !'ittIl taOricatiorI a' central i S37 ' WO tr.:l.q A i r conditioning. 2 a-clIng, co"oer owoq"i.rI'v d To i.;hts and gas 4O c"Idren C A Whdden,Ir Broker edvanc.man' Opening Dunedin unaer 7 V'S No Pe's, $43 a wqk ill N Part. Sanford Shop. aft field srcti crew's. I 322 ,. - - --vIllili houlli, fr 41 '- '3AUtoIPM DinI4OI)-412 013 C'-e,ro)a" Pick up C 10, halt tOe $Ct,sJ wP'eel base. V I. lutOm*t- 3? 17$ Bar, McKee Sited Cars. 3'' .5 1st St 373 $503 The following businesses arc listed for your convenience- Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and up to date ay to sotvi' ~i - ha v e I larut' trailer lot o, % T t,t" baI4nLa' S dowit .no57(5) Call Bud. JOHNNY WALKER R E AL AL T Y 3?? 5457 37 °' '' 371 ',PIn Selpoinf Siamese, lovable ,r old, gentle Female par I'"'stsn, part Calico, I yr 373 1191 LEARN '.10 BE SOMETHING .aet $42.76 con 404 pt?'1 1 t,,jil.-' Ar'U'f ,d apat.4a.f'y .easoac$. ra.i ilivI .lGmr .ont an ..flood ou f a' ,i1 ira; .e '.4 , ut'l't# ____________________ Lease r,q9red 323 3117 I Dryers with expererice. mm.Ø:ateiy. Diesel tractor, I I i. -, Iadroom DEALER AUTO SALES. 1792. !iaraia'd. 373 1230. ~ ' 3 Bdrms . I, bath. ar heat $150 mo Farlt and last PhOne 323 474.4 Par? time m,cpsar.,c. uI*d car lot, all aroia'iC man, want a hustler with Apy .n pson 0 DEALER AU'TO SALES, 17-57. San•ord, 373- 1 '4. _ Hay Houses Rent Unfurnished Used car frof n.eas hustler t ciesri era rn..intain full lime APP$V in &1f __ -- 'C) - - 24 . ______ a. a. %4i'rJ 'r1 T \ t6PEm Used car )o man wanted. Mv$t be mpcl'tancalty minded Apply Itt person to BOB YOUNG'S AUTO SALES, Hwy 17 *7. Sanford Mort Walker \ __________ _______ -• Persian Kittens part FOR LIER YON E! , S16 NO PETS _________________________ il - - agnoi'a Aie 373 13a3 116W Ind _____________ WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W 1st St _________ BEETLE BAILEY w getting ST. JOHN' S REALTY - 4 , ONLY 1 - SUNLAND- The best things in life are higher, but not thiS fenced 3 bedroom. with nice fruit trees Only $16,500 1a?id2beda'oom Modrn ADULTS ____________________ r" '- '•: - - if with central heat, new furniture and curtainS, awning and ap proved hurricane ti down. S3600 Exclusive One PARK RIDGE way to beat the high cost of living alto buy this nice duplex. reside in one unit, and lease the other for income 570.700. ____________________ AVALON APARTMENTS Piano Ltsscrs r5yTt. T rac 'pq 323 4734 ________________________ ' - ,% 10 . i , illo, 11 l .. We'll pay you MECHANICS. jeop half ,on pick up, ,',rr ,th,ng un it new Will Sacrifice tat 51193 173 *1* .1543 171 311% . " -' 4c-,i) 41? I 373 0171. COMMODORE APARTMENTS 3077 PIAtaQ L ES5OP,IS 13 tatr Cr-3a'OCours.e Hoff, Ante? 373 1379 , :-. . Instruction I ..S'eO'.1! , I __ 7 (""s D" ;' 1 "yAS5 i,,.- f ' I?., ". -s#9 ,_- Ali( I - - '--' - newtS 174) 371 GUIDE *N `ao`_""` 55' * 10' Van Dyke, air conditioned - Realty 323.2420 2S6S Park Nights. Sundays A Holidays Call 377 6621 322 t3s 322 55) - --- ------ mont, $0 a month 1.45 scurl?y dpOSii 373 6101 toy pciriu' puppet ayon - Mobile Homes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 55.0) 323 5200 Sanford Hwy. 17-92 We Have Miny Other Listings Open Day Every Saturday AvallableSundays by Appointments '' " Carrier 5' North, St Pe?ers,rg, Fa 33111 - ---- -------5*25 - . r r. \' Young - '' ' Chi c - 1< .tcpiefl a.a,,.. v',,,wa.', Pets And Supplies - 4'". - -. " ' I'd a'.. itt 1'nu, brat Ar'.,, 1769 Che'irOI.t S. ton pick up. utnm*tC, power tap ate Ft 'auto? condition 51450 373 5932 THE SHOPPERS Aluminum skirting with every display model sold now thru Sect 30 MAYFAIR Exclusive If you need room, we've got it In this beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Ste 4,r. i $ rr oil reg Pinto Mar. Bias • it white 7 yr old F'alaminu .10 whila' paint rep mare 171 1101 I- Pt -F. 1ii([. S IIRANI) NEW TOWEL S (.itnt introduction give Beautiful cotton & r lriaa,t'I%, P,it,tel colors Hurry, Imited oiler Enclose SOc hdlg for .-tch set TOWELS. BOX 671. 11141.4 ' Pi) I'l'U if I 1) 31177 ,iw,lyl wIn 'n'a1 -n - I ,.,ll '.'i'. .-a,, .*a ,l,.e 7 lit v'"a 44 any ,aa, let 'ad I,.,' 7 SM •., 4 I.4 ,I. '...v 193) P Oral F''l & *bfletS, has '67 Olds Hydramatic transmisiioVI In spected. $750 373 159$ alter I up • .ri.m. engn. i'-'ce I) ring room set, 56$ (Imitated rug. 573 Double bed. 'impletc. $90. Dresser, heil of drawers, washer. 373 1119 "."a'i ..n,,I *.ay 4.. "a.-. 'i'f ;*v-o'9 I-a. I 410* -w4 .,L ,, II '.?i i, .' -- - - Male student as apartment tosniare *tn another All utilitiCS fur fl'shed 373 1110. aSk for Tray. Iocat iOns moll, to convenience stores Ideal nveltmen? portunity For more infOrmation call George Caheo. ()35) eu 177$ Of write to Mills Pearson, Corp III i'l'II,I Hay for sale 12,1611`19 c,ê,I( 2 -1. np body -- If you Exclusive MAYFAIR knOw what a real estate dollar bukS n Sanford. you will knOw thiS 3 bedroom. 2 bath with Florida many extras is a real room bargain at 537950 Furnished COIN DRY CLEANERS ; IS com-ng to Sanford Too choice it 7 *i 112 777') ' :.' ia 1 3fri' 'a.• 504) Trucks And Trailers 74 0,. Res 372 7757 Ph 372 $oil - 23 COIN LAUNDRY 123 7101 - 63 FARFFR . -, 'oil )EAL? - . '- - C.,..t. sod .14, '4' 4V' l.a-f -. (ISA r irebird ',(ramhlef, some work Call 73)2141 Dee's Tact Room "sa West of I Ion ltvy 14 si-Ipont rrtrlqerator, mother of lo.irl a'flce table & end tables, 04 (it, a beat & chairs, bedroom .iir 101 Plays Dr • 373 6997 , And Scooters NEW . --. Motorcycles - 9047754777 REAL ESTAC INSURANCE 101 C WEST FIRST ST Apartments Rent --- NORGETOWN 73 -. WYNPIE WOOD- Exclusive GO. go girls tonearest phone and make appointment to see thu newly redecorated 3 bedroom for only Apartments Rent Unfurnished -. t. and INSURANCE - WITH h BALL REALTY all the extras 555,000 . DAY i(LtTL rr I mo to 6 p u- Mon throug'a S yrt Hot meas arts . craft Tender Lo.n Carr 119 Wr' ts I3I.0 32 373' DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps A'Cb'. ci t.rxOnp'OJi Can Help Phon, 423 AS I? ,.,It 0 Be'. 7?') U Domestic.Chlld Care m ARE YOU 'TROUBLED' Call Toll Free 044 707 for .'e Care' - - - C I ---- - I ,strp t leclrc Shampooer. Only $I per lI.'iy CARROLL'S FUR lilT U RE Women's shoe's $.3-00 Men's sttoes 1500 Buy 7,1. 6or more pairs an1 Save lots of money. Men's Jar man, 517.91, men's Florthem, Sl000 and SlS9L Sale at this store Only. PIX SHOES 435 So , Itwy 17 92. Fern P,irk. McQuillan Branch Office Hwy. 17 between DeBary and Orange aria ______________________________ DIAL 3)l:CentralBai'st CPaurc - Situations Wanted 5.em retired couple desires part time c ustodial work. COurCPI preferred Phone 3230219 - --- Personals 2 LIH _______ 16 : i 11 ~~_. I -- . ---- a' tt 9 -- ., ', ,,i,r Terra Alta 6601 "Sanfords Sales Leader French (T O L t I r , l'','l -at At th 0 .'/.'.i' ' "Al .5r% 9 ran "'- -'p it 93 I a-.-' - i'Orb'r ,',''''' a..-, ' - er a irnax° - 34 area Ea1SARD Ca Three bedroom, 3 bath, CL excellent Condition, by owner 517,900. 372. , FOuntan Lounge. 7100 i up after Oct 1 T years House easily worth $20000 Call 327 3230 ------ - -- -. LOST: Mans b'llIOld con taining mxartant papers Lose S,nclay. .--- - - , ' - ) s.; 00. -. " - St - LOST Black. Mrteture mot old No Cellar Sanford 3731110 after S • Rt..*4'T', Fe 3041 1 Lost & Found ______________________________ C,I.ERAL " - -- EASY Jack & Jeans B.aiJty Salon. Sanford Plaza. needs beauty Operator', Top commission paid Full or part tmt Helen Hughes, Mgr, 372 •, an,pT all., •4.VW uy four bedrooms, 1'4 bath with Patio home In Wynnwood Monthly payments $133 completed In 13 rujwv...r ',lpra'0 I ii pets clean easier will; thl Blue surplus from the entire Chan Special Sections, at Ut,uIos reduced prices New Group Womefl't name brands. 57 99 and $199 Red Cross, Cob- TAKE A LOOK One fifth of an acre, all under ground, rolling land. tit cellent location. Hwy. 1792, near Orange City and Deflary, Close ii yet far enough away to enjoy privacy Three models on Priced for lots 5trt at $4,500 wti' terms. Call: ,-,-p,i '-.'. W.i'' . .. ' and 11 I' 'ii i l A pr l', y halAnice of $ or 1 .t y iTil'S' I %ll,i Call Credit Monaa.jer, 73; 4111 or see at Sanford Se*'n t)owotown ''rola Color TV, coniole model I lsi 1,00(1 (Ofl(litii'n nit J4 l I "!yr't A anal 9 p an We are dumping hundreds of iti" '•"• engine 1','- wolo ,, '.I. troSn- ',%r,tt A I I1 '''i' ,,- , '-,.,-,a ,s, gVt, con ,I'n la-a.. *., 734) llAemwat o0 'vW"a'g --- 62 ',, need to know. 4 f it it .h frtTh Live s tock And Poultry ' all you 'FFLS BODY 51.if)P 'l'fl .4' i-,.l A,pa'- " ' A ETTER i.,... .. " '9 n.Jia-i,t •..,n'.'..I Q .4, -..'4.,4 a',,? aim 4 Pa* 5.-,' aat p'.. 4(V) 1)3 7?'V') P i We'll teach you I; /011 A.,l, (I,j•p , • $il P. I, Iepossessed Hearing Aid Glassa'. Dark Frame, 530 323 V - Y, SHOE SALE LISTEN TO THISI 39 Acres with mobile home faclt,ready to hook up PlenI v of r 1, i for k;ds and horses 41 4 -; ("*'.II) 12) II?? between Sanford and Deflary 04$ Port Florida Road Phone 661 4131. Deflary or Orlando 617 5056 ',' ,, S , • '' 3r11 I "wean I I P. ;4n4011 'l.a 4. Ul f, ,, it Iis, I; 131 001 ',,', ANT MEDICS. , t.- PAP TS. l'tny 44 P. M Ailfi '.' 4.,.,... 1",' •.iilitei ,,, ..l. -,i,.-4ity ..unIs a ... 4..o' PitY CnN pailS •.... 5C l5a' •'l N URSES, u ,,ll inN 9,.i '3 Aim P.,..,-. $ PsI ,,l 400-117 7)9") Paris Accessories '.l'i lii I F'lAPlO, liluit t,isnit.i ia't trio *.pk% Will i'r,n%i;i.0 rest)onahte local person only to make $71 70 paymentS Wrati before we send truck Jopl.a f''*qi,, I' ( ti,, 101, P,na,a,i ,, i,,, s-f Auto Repairs Musical Merchandise - -I I Open Sat Sun Rein. Shine Across from Dogtrnk. 1.04T9w1i1.l n ', p. Ilret ,ea-lI*i.i. I'll) /Iaywe('i rar'..r ",l..pe 4 soy, itve and cc hot, pl.nt of sIr)rage. 1*50 tall 173 *411bet. woe.. 6 In of r i ft 9 ria p m ,.',, ' c '?'.put. lAft liT I .7? c-ncr, IS 01(1 III U ( . I 57 - For Sale ): 1131 a Ilr,ilti Apply 1397 Charles SI, Longwood a' the product'on office AL,. UNTIL NOON TO ,TART OR CANCEL "OUR DAY D NEXT 91 . -- DOCTORS, R Ie ' eomonva it,"fleas, "1 e,i,e' eit,,''p ,,ei&$.,, l.y,irriI aa..it a*m'.le. u•''.Pt.. V mnu,t r.pitsI.a'. . 0,.. 100 ran.., Pviie.'-) Travel Trailer; 113 71 SIRE ICH S TI -r C H ,, Pet; And Supplies '. Ml i i r u ç ,AI, (l,i.,,-t- ()a ,. 111 'iI'il 04f -'li'liii a.', eli ',i Iii for S. 'I reposspiq.i1, pay lillarirp - 'ir Ill pn-v,,ii'nts of $1 i' il -7? (}'pt '.APfl rJ lit fl Si v'liN' I 11 iii I I'.' ',t I?) 9411 ,r a.va", 511 Ila', Miscellaneous SS fe'j household Goods ,I N( - / PAYS Full we'll trea to a car I i'rifk5liifl Tarrlpr, malø. S ahamp'rin sired Call rranlr.t$. 641 1711 T 1 1 FVISIOPI SC VS 573 1)1' ', NEW DAWO PATCH FLEA MAR I saw YA . F3it 1) GI 7 MonIP' 1,101k of qa f'a-0t 04r-0. AV ( - Ott.' I Cili,?l $l1fI 171 3731 *ASPIP? 173 4) 14 F lgr ,da Roipi -1101)1 I (',A5fOFp4 Cl'PlT'U I 1 •s.r V A 1,# , A i -:IV,_ 63 'JPi S only ,i,,lhf)r$f.d ,ri'Jer fig new aabrat $99 (')tf.p? 1.(j I*'jt I 547 p vi 1.45(101.4 5 51/n I 117CR. 710 F lit St. Fur'." i"Ar' 11) 6*61 ,., I - lI,lf)?fl11ti( - dealer, waSher, p4rt iar to P,,flp5 MOOP.iF V At' Ii 1AP4( ES )7) 0697 SSA ov 1- if Singer nil, flatjstand, puppy's bed, end fable with two thelva'S 377 '.019 o., 177 7341 iatiar .' iIi bles. Joyce, and Florshiem by Bill Hownik :... ,-,''- Siarfii Mg. O.atu,l Py,;aspt.nl,f itemS ipiva '(91 I, r -,, - I0 ~"` 'T_-""" ,iau f,tika' Opt, IJP? Ilala Val',a'al At a'"w ii,', lii fiT A III'[) Mollaw,1, Ilit'y lla',l% AWI-iOl.1. 5 I (IWNITLJRI 1 IW lit St , 372 31111 - 6AA 54 31 matonry horn@ Utility room 1 acre with 3) citrus ,rem 9 377 6105 kINGSBERRY Brick home. 3 bedrooms. 2 bath, central heat and air. klIchen with Male Female 15 - MY ',!-.q. . Equipment For Rent i, t ',hiv I ML Evening Associate iurn,SPacd oldet 3 bedrOOm home with living room anc separate dining room. kitchCfl. bath, screened front and Pack porch. %h( nu io ROO r`eAF (P(h per enced aiaes 73. or 311 Shalt Coot full time Apply Lakeview Nursing Center 919 C Ind 5t - calorci - , - '".- - If -L Household Goods A t,tAIFl4 I ljl.II-4t1'01I1F till if SPIt tç4p lii :1%1, I rt St I; farm 11, 327 sm 17g.: dr -- SI'WINKLCRS, uu'cl large grove u" priflklCS S eonard, 531 61r4 Of 516 1111 RrPI,l?9.'ll,. It you'd lk;?obe; CAMEO girl c*U '5 jj L~~__ as mitirtiom in computing their earned RIBBON -"1'\ / "•' lime Counter help Apply In person or call PETE at Peltona R.salI Reslauran' UI *923 SECTION that dttrabuted to aøtonai 16500 names n ne area .%E1HlNK ¶\3EEP B.AY I N 0-1) Part sda,i FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS .- - i I' -' ,'i',i$ 32 III; For US"l lirrii'tiirr. .1ipliaiii tclS, etc by I or 1001 Units Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave ', .7t)Rtbh'a'r -~.w - I Mlccellanpous a. EASY STREET 48 Charminb7bdrm quiet DCI1MY nelQhhorhi, (. a, Latrtjf' F lortifa r,,o,,,, to I I Scri,n.tIP(w(h. 7 air (flfldt'j units sia 000 Atlor. for Lot and trailer $7.00. BEAUTICIAN WANTED For local butifl5$ 377 7661 - • 'i'. - . For Sale Wanted To Buy 52 patio, toned profe'%ionat s $I,' `,A, J ~:). P "ihw,a ',ia4 a. m; a,, 55 Auctions l'UIIL It. AI)( I l(1i I very Monday N it,' 7 00i V l, .., t-v 10 We buy or ,'II a' It of t'iO(JSP$101(I COfl%l.jn,,a.ia. ,,,,'t,CI,flt ror information ',i-,'i venrnillion 17) Vf)i' salilffif if A ItOn, Play If 9) Saatlor,I Entertain in this Immacuialt, ., bdirm , I bath Denary hanie. v,.tl, Countyar,acau$34OI06 - by Bowen & Schwarz 14 14IVERS for I.!•ia all new ar ton t 'I Lines a- - 1V line MUM CHARGIE) (51 44) Call : 2 -- - THE BADGE GUYS t= 2 2k I , s'. k\ \ q ., / "I--____________ \ S ?h 70 21 ?CS T , a, , - . ,I --,,S . si __ living room wilt, lifirPlAtiO, .2 ~_ - Calibart Real Estate Two Story r OW ~ULL AVON 10 - I . - - ,\* _ •- - o'a.k - - fl.autluu '1/',' TO GO TO MEE T I N G S. ...''. $(54) 4)) SI -,, , " - I wanted tar work Mature M al e ernO Priced to Semi in ornamental nursery rCtrrd may be condered Urban short resume to fbi 12 co The Nl'e home on 1 ' t,rtroom Sanford Herald, Sanford. Fla garden land. all fenced u C'Ct) Term-. Ihe Longer Your Ad Runs -- ,i',a o•"' lab, n y,'i. i,,i',t Insy P.3ev,. it y,, q Ir.a,. •p.. for fit... I- k,,..s ,e;,l,,.. a nit'.. k-'i Cia-It 1''"' fit'. 404 t', ,srer . f,a't $7445,, $4 7fP..lau. I'..$ •..4 ioN fa.., P aM It I PM ft.,? a.. I, , us %?tow Viv your next hortio lodai, IIê O JH No?. S PARk VI ' ,--- rr weekends pay. help needed. ')J MA'1f'C1'F F1*iY A PMLME3f ~CV Ibi 'ILL! ) ~=~ /? I'LL Experienced your i , ,41 - t4 I 1iP3 THAT CA{, FE1.! It in s spilled area I vatur P% irl0kids, central air, scrovived patio. ftnLed yard, plus Ironic home bildroon', living room, diming !room. me* %all tow all carpel, new " ,1~ , ,', 4'.N -, RAVENN LOOK , 4- ' , ro -. " . mobile homrs \ \ '. hEs'\ 7..uS1 "ER A LC"k'. '' -tS 831- 9993 ..", by Al Vermeer ' Orlando IT It@#%, 4L6 mortgage or refinsixo ea lt y r:: POP -- DL-AR! %SNST S1-4 . I*~ ") ,i 'I - offor hours. 312 0449. W f;04 2544 So p r ont h A~ It Da y 323 3311 - - ---I t,jjrnj% , is I t3affil. IjAriltilit. large lot N-(@ rifigh" ~ transportation OOSI Sid 1410, Sid 3*44 /'1cAi IV4t ,k ' I ' tWT11C _____ shape. now carpatnO cash and poisum.1 mortgage IIIA00 M WYNNFWOOD,3 bodroomi, I bath fjolonijem, Proker, III 7# 41 family room, largo lot 115.9(v Owner nickel 333 WO n;n for part tima ;o,3r collector% Apply in Version Set S fSf i SWXE 7 ,# 1iri",rl's ___ tools. ; 444 ,r, , ~, I - I'd,,,* PRISCILLA'S Seminole 4,7 - , '- Ot(1'4'4 FOR Mt ) RFALTY Iyfl~ I W I 1 Jim Hunt R /aclJ,"t - co Associate ovtnlmgt, "I1114 Ave . Samford 1. . ) ) A • ~, P' 11 0 ' '1'r 0 St , Bennett _ I HWY REAL ESTATE, R,IIabfi man to drive truck. load and umlood material. and work lis luniber yard 44 Hf week Fit ApIy l (IIflt ItIflQP t.nP4t ',en after • a in to S'ottt" ! I work in cat'not shop Lot i Winter Park Lewitt F I!'f! , . I..; I I ft 14 ~ ( UL. / I!b j, , I .? - I 41 1qj,' SEA,Q9 A%D : CONS43r F-XR / S 4V 'A: !jl, Iii;1ii. " BE N A7 J ) It To Want Adis 'l Believing hv Art Sansom 40U MM - Donloole Cost. They Pay. THE ORU LOt )OVMFNT OWNED NIS LOW DOWN PAYMFNT large carpeted living foot", on range, garage. closed flooded Good pay plan Apply im portion to 008 YOUNG 5 AUTO carpolifitirs for . - , C Sale For 01 I I 1x 'I NFORMATION ,~ AI I I iI Houses 31 you w ill Ilk @ this I bedroom, I both 3 . 41 jij: tr" I AD Want __ _______________ ______ Seei n g Is HELPERS WANT .- I Want For Silo Houses -- Help Wanted I --- L Herald I ,. - . I P.- S ,;.i, ~ _. I T"~ . I With l4M1 AT I ,I a * ' W F s kIII1,1 IAI& EU N'LOtD. THu EARlY. M.*JON Sell .I N otilit0 0,t 1. #- ~ 01tit,I çg it C., ....r . Ads ____________ 1 ....s I rho, cncrjrdt4'?r&d . __---- _, - _________________________ n-i '5r.s..l'...0 - - 'i" I -. - . - .-. ------- _________________ .5 __________________________ '-•-"-------- - - - - --- i - -- - I - Zml,'.i '5 ,4 'l'P ,.J'tI k,* 55,' ., •.-,',. .,.,.',-.e S .a.'.. ii': to ' ''.'"'"-'' 1- ' "i" �SB—TheSnthrd Herald - - — - - - - — — — — — - - — — — - — — — - — - - — - - — - - — RI C oun t y's Sc.-! icc: TL'.d . S I — 2 - Progra m =;; shop £ Yes, I want to build a new zoo for Central Florida in i: Rush my membership card and free vacation certificate to: help To OKd — — — — — Start On Oct. 1'2 1 I I I I I I I __________________________________ S • ' Street or P.O. Box ; I I I - I (ity. State. Zip I — Enclosed is m check for S— for berstup. certificates and Mciii- SI I No. I I — — — — — — — —. I cannot use the certificate but en1osed is S to help build a 1) V 1A 700. I :dso pledge ------- I St . I I per cr. for -- -- u • or fuurc I LipP.- be • Please send checks cml' Make all Check,,pavahi('to ck I + Zut'LuI( ' II.Th. lt. Sanford Mi. Nazi Bk. Bldg. Sanford. Florida 27i'l (ci. t23-445(i si:MI\OLI: u. I I f;l I I r __________ I I fl-I L ibi '('•'t,r' t arlicin rn 1r hizhe'.t in frarzi Rolling Hills Meet Slated 0' Hills,lnc., Wednesday at8p.m. ft di *1 - at Rolling Hills Clubhouse with State Rep. Eugene Mooney a.. guest speaker. water rnarlagenit•n. .ric - _______________ - - annexation and zoning municipalities. 'he opposes spot annexation an. . zoning and Mooney has initiated and supported legislation dealing wxtL controlled urban C 15toi so (L Without Attending C la ises se s s 11"C Ou$t li)I OR MORE SAVE FROM + tt •r' . -: .Vfir !Wi t.mt elr...'-' Pt i --. \\ SUPP E cm': -P - i.i.• r Pr: "I '' SUM IES :r' MiO—LORsDL IN 0CW+5.morar.tvø L)P SIT L 'S FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY Y. 17.92 - + OFFIZE FURN ITUR E ART jut PI(C* 4 () (1t w PH. (305) 241-3431 hi C FLCk M-2 I 1h1 'eorg st,uai't F - D VI, ENGINEERING A. C I, AP43 O rmit Are I. 0 p'lfs — — - + growt., ar nexation procedures, environmental considerations. £ MASTERS DEGREE or i. I'C f'l,rr + Subject for discussion wil t a BACHELOR -- + Pre-Inventory - v. thou1 a - -- u TO R E V I D E SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ADULTS agriculture meeting of Seminole County Hii being on the natural provide him with zir awareness I' c'L Civic Association of Rolling rq'sarN-s business reculic, 01 ti general am aria me eneressary right f.wavsa ready to to go, according : the 't)e Road Supt. 3. C. i i. I n district 1. Red Bug R o \ ork tor. In this cur. A hich 15 CcIflSldetCd top prior :' .1 o h a n ii e , b ii r g. South project, and is also eligible 1 fries Nii structure is county-city participation f.r ot Then will tic ____________ - — — — — — ii, are pry'. 'ertain that the cities have all hibitivi' at this lime. The ar 2 miles. was approed at a 1.9 miles anti would be neessarY information on involved Is of S1.5(I to the city cost of i..ounty 'Ost the City of Winter -Springs met in participation program. a work session or. Monday to C.asselbcrry. According to corn- the Drummond sqid that the $35,O(I for materials and . sn Chairman (ref l'Wumki the de- ginecring. Commissioners . n'mnd. no firm commitment has County should look to order tOt the C'OUflt'. road the possibtlit' of been received from Casselber- velopers for the special discussed Nt1Twflt to get the ry. but '1 (ccl they will partici. drainage on projects located in doing the work in a (w.' phav LWX 'd by Oct. 1. pate in view of the savings to Altamonte Springs and on Air- operation in order to allow Five roads, with half f it i port Boulevard In Sanford. City to improve from each of the five district in. section during the cUtTeflt In district 3. 2.08 miles of Commissioners agreed to were chosen. ude Palm Wings I)nve from budget year . A., W('N' several improvements Rear Lake Road will be re- dude ts of on several colnne~ctor roads to . surfaced at a cost of $1.000. In SR 438 to the north cityalimi county North Street fro Ray- Altamonte Springs, for be carried out on a city-county district 4. city participation program. at a participation program. Under mond to Palm Springs for a distance of .81 miles, costing cost of about $4000 to the cit. this agreement, the county SUPPlY labor and equipment, $2.0oo and in district 5. County Developers agreed previously (lub Road by the Mayfair to assist with road improvewith the cities providing ments and to modif the traffic materials and engineering country Club, at a cost of $5.5X is signal at Palm Springs and For work on •3 mile, This COStS. Sernoran Bouevard following First phase priority road considered b' commissioners construction of the new Aft.i rcijects under the counts' to be a safety project. Mall L vender said that he felt monte -ogram include Improvements Authorities in Winter Sprm ha 1.82 mile of SR 427 back to t t the cities should present 'uno!ficiall" told Deumrnoni eneral H utchison Par 'a' their pricirit lists before the ce&car 0rk StSOfnC th th e co al He was innei work Igang ,000. county F A\' SIECZ)OWSKI — — — — — co tvN~:,57~-41- ;74 w '..-- — . . ±4 5-, co 1 0 a Oj M it hi Q CHARLES F. BROOME ' . FOR ......... ' 5-... -: - -- I ATTORNEY STATE r' - •. + ________ •, - -•.-. ;'-. -.S- ..-- I L4L tile -.- 0 a' >J W. i4 V .1) 0 Z3 Tr ZL ) , l• A ii' In Jars Can EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE Bachelor Science 1959 Juris Doctor 1962 Assistant Prosecutor 1962.64 Special Prosecutor Presently American Trial Lawyers Assn. Florida Academy of Trial Lawyers American Banking Association Brevard County Lawyer 10 Years Only Be Known r440 :;h. C)ll From The Totality Of his Conduct" AFFILIATIONS & ASSOCIATIONS Brevard County Bar Association Florida Bar Association American Bar Association Arbitrator, American Arbitration A ssn. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Grievance Committee Former Member of the Executive Committee of the Brevard Bar Association CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS POLITICAL ADV. PAID FOR BY CHARLES F. BROOME 915 WASHINGTON AVENUE P.O. 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However, company attorneys this week said no plan has yet been (inaliied for this challenges have k n initiated in at least 42 stabs. attacking primarily marketing practices of the hthldir1R program nd cosmetics company called Koccot In- right away, explained aide Tom Rush Tuesday night[luring a recent news conference at his (')rlando headquarters. Turner Sai(l he intended to take immediate action to sell- - or give away if necessary his :,';lrs I I' did not divulge further details Turner, the son of a dirt farmer, parlayed borrowed $5,W) an(l it bottle Wednesday, September 20,1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 22 'Sell To he a of mink oil into what he claims to with the husiness multimillion dollar hard sell of an evangelist- Last year he said firms in Glenn W. Turner Enterprises Inc. grossed 120 million. Mr Turner has said before he would sell some of the companies, hut this would be o"er a period of time. not Florida ()I(I,ANl), Ha (Al') inessrnnn (;frn W. Turner says he ('VeuttiallY plans to sell his legally embattled corporate empire for it 'authrb 31jrath - Expects $1 Billion For Holdings - terplanetary Inc. in various states, Fighting litigation Turner estimates his legal m'eec amount ' (.4'IO0 a xenk -v--. _AP ___ U Candidate s Papers Bared As Fictitious f 4 t, irs nti dii iii tL N iis more than just When be left In itint tam qtraihtforwarrl the home phone calls really ornething appeared to be A lugan (aunt) native who paign ht returned to happene d Thurday. 1f 1! ,iIl and hont in his dealings But IR I1 F)111)lt( allis ( in 1ff rnnnd's of his parents,Mr. and Mrs h decrnvprl th ose hn believed sn'i tell )'cIS at,iit it As of t (ounty, Florida, suddenly icr- 1'itii Ilinchiiuin sit I )aviri in I in him and trusted him—him. (18y, however, he baa not called. minated his election campaign gun County. Ills parents have The newspaper al said he dreds It not thousands of Her at the For a judgeship this month p' told reporters he is now aw in falsely lathie(1 membership in flafldO County citizens l'oine of his fattier-in-l newspapers now report the crc The Logan Banner said 4 (ilAlti I IO ( LO - W Vn APi - V :- -- - Jj, 9 . 'j'. ..- - - . 1 — -, " It) John A. Spoltkl I •• F' , jU) °< :I W(flW < In - Cyr Oc 23 2 Cr ;•3 Cy v • 0- -' n _ 0 54 °F• CL -' 0 Z. C F. "'. those who (lid support him AND dential.q, the Charleston urging their support towards Gazette reported in today's the bill of Carlton Henlev. in his editions. Democratic part) primary rlin-off of October 3rd. ii V jg I# In C") D sO =— Dl) -r - 0 -I 3tr o ; — 0 CD - •' I re N I - - — •............ ' . (.Oo (On CD In . •; 4 vir.11flurl" W - ii) •. i fji •• 4P: . •j -r- --i--- _ They even "recommended" certain Democratic candidates for the various offices of State Senate House Senate, (whatever that means???), School Board, Superintendent 'W . - - AP — Against a backdrop of wind-bent palms and squealing children, a flotilla of 200 young ____ -- - green tiirUes was launched Tuesday on a seven-year ocean voyage by a high ichooL student who hopes some will return to start a new generation. Kathy Hilderbrand, a 7- __ _______ _____ of Schools, County Judge . and the one which really tickled me was for the office of Circuit Court Judge! earold senior at Hialeah H:gh, .o1 assistance fror , some 11 A'.lChOers who helpe1 her II -j__ 4.- the Sept. 12 primary running for any office, much less one ° CU prestigious as a 0 a • NO - -• 0. Court Judge. H. - - -— ic squad in n - Sem nole ago whenacerthin "champion" kept on digging the news media For unsubstantiated charges, etc. W was the catalyst which hall many, many loYa Americans (tile silent majority, i I presume) agreeing with hin' that perhaps something should be done about irresponsible journalism, etc! Listen to this ... suggestion was made that -somebody set up the wiretapping raid on' Democratic headquarters and then tipped authorities in an effort to embarrass the Republican party." (You're not i drugs were Seized and a total 17 persons arrested on charges ranging from possession of marijuana to frequenting a publ L nuisance. (See related photo Page 1-B) (Bill Scott Photo Remember back a year or so Narcot'ics Dragnet elds 1 7 Sus ects l)et. Sgt. Bay Parker, public nuisance charges '.c re: sherifrs vice squad, said the a 15-year-old Fern Park boy; girl informant apparently also Donna Clement, 19. 435 Corn- u BU.I. scorr Combined Seminole Count)' lto.itt, Winter Park; Don Well, would you be willing to Sanford narcotics squalls had warned the raid was wail coming, since only small Tierney, 18, Orlando: Iwrent accept this as coining from OflC Tuesday night and early amounts of marijuana and an Akers. 23, and Norbert C. who admits that It is a personal Wednesday arrested a tota lto hallucinogenic tug known as 22, both of \'1*tle) Uito and hi hall no evidence persons, including Atrtiiients. Altamonte P P was seized in what was 'nrL'e and yet UILS is UK! juveniles, after raids on two of it" Large haul. Sprmgs; Denise henderson, choking on that, are you - - - - - •.. same . . the very same Spiro Agnew who blew the whistle on making t ile Illeilia for t1aI,.,t,efltM without . L_ rn L - . -' -_ — -_ — - q ' (/, Regency Apartment re3ldcflct! 01 i.raigtegner, so, at Ni l r,ti Semoran Boulevard, Fern Park , resulted alter agents, . I. 01 ?t acting on a tip by a 16-year-old Alka seltzer cumiuiici'.iui . . . girl informant, and armed with can't believe Agnew has joineti a search warrant charged two the despicable ranks of poorly- OH drug violations. informed HeWS personnel.men straight, too! ) h1 Q , E, - 0> 10 a. 6 .0 3 0 '0 a. ix . C,A) C) (fl o,o IV 3 tj-0 b'° 'Of)O 'O a 14'a C Q CA) to yr .40 g- __ Cr 0 Q a —:' r U Jaa 'I-. - —. 3 —. -0 a 0 r — ' 00 (D gl CL Q. ' .•%.. Bight on, Glen! ' I— i0-0 3 --- 7 (D -S .?.g :, . 4',-, Along with today's news dispatch concerning Glenn Turner's plans on disposing of his corporate empire For a reported U billion ... word has readied us that his printing and graphics department will soon move from its Orlando location to Sanford. P2 '0 • Cr S I J 2-2ct a2. a: ' '° iØ ;-, The first foray against the Ten others, including three (Next thing you know he'll be girls, were booked on other expecting us to believe that he charges. can hit a golf ball or tennis ball a -F-'I . ipiirtrnent complexes. - Ii Sc - expectedt Stegner was charged as a minor with keeping a public nuisance and possession of aicoriom. Allen LUKC, hi, Orlando, was booked for possession of hallucinogenic drugs unit Richard Tierney, 20, Orlando, was charged with possession of marijuana. The - 16.yearold informant was charged with obstructlmi a police officer. '. ddon Apartments. Winter Park; Steve l.oiaconi, 13. Regency Apartments;' t'urK, anti i.rtgury C. IV(IU,'. 22. OrlaIkIO. A second assault by the "murk squad" occurred early today on am apartment at 508 El Dorado Way in Casselberry, where fie persons were arrested on drug Arrested on frequenting it i it ________________ ______________ oo F i n a 11c ng H I In Orange - Or ange County School Board attorney twa filed suit asking for a three-judge federal panel to declare Florida's school ORLANDO, Flu, P financing law unconstitutional. If you can wait another three The lawsuit filed by hwyer weeks or so , . . there'll be a James Market in U.S. Dtsri l(oll Royce whizzing over the court stems from a tax ratio Sanford scene, anti belongs to report by State Auditor General one John Kader. l'roniiseti Inc Gene Ellison which declared a ride, too . . • must I wear a Orange County's propesty hall blindfold. John, to guess been assessed at only 83 per its taxable value. whether I'm ill my Duster or cent of _ '. t I,,t .L..I t. . t'u 3", ., 1irt'i s ammt )lIur BOIlS') automoi)IlI! Two collectors itemi showed up in a recent shipment sit prison to Troy Ray, county tax license tags from Raiford state collector. Half the tag printing is upsidedown. An gel Seeksc T wo '' " S cnoo i Co p s E ye - RAID T H E NARCOTICS FOLLOWING Eaton, assistant state attorney, left, with hack toward camera. raids S A TOPSY-TURVY WORLD She was one of four students - ummtnsl prr)c'ciur"M accepted as high school re Seminoic C3unty a provide this protection will searchers by the Miami Sea- Boil is meeting this afternoon that all parents have - u.srium, which furnished lab- to consider again recom- pr'ntecuon right to expect. s. theTeachers IitO(7 space. mer.dauons t are train h e green turtle. whicJohn Angel to hire two securt': handle normal classroom reaches a weight of 400 pounds, officers to patrol Semmole High ''• t L- - It into the Atlantic Ocean at Cape Florida State Park. - Would you believe the one which they offered to support was a David Swann? There was no David Swann on _____ _____________________________________________ B) ERIC iHARP -• 1 & - We applaud them for encouraging their black brothers to get out and vote. 19 Lovable I c:c2 s. like the reached my desk from it group which identifies itself as Concerned Black Citizens for Better Government. a) ° the gh- epends on i < A r ___________ B (0 B Turtles man. For 18 months he was tion for their protection." His mother told the Sun-Jour- clerk of Circuit Court and ap- - :•-- -- (J) - I The Constitution of the United Ada, Okla and is planning to Alpha Thu (ega fraternity. States of America s ratified dentials he carried were ftc that he was a Phi Beth Kappa Hinchman after he left Finn take a job In Kansas City June 21st 1788 titious do, and after appearance of the The Brookville Sun-Journal graduate and that he was a ——— Norman Paul Htnchman of newspaper repor. received A haridarried note from Brooksville, county seat of 11cr- reported that Ilinchmnan had Vietnam veteran, It wasn't necessary that Mr, abt l,O0 ntes in the election defeated candidate for the nando Count), served as clerk liftchild his home with his wife and early this month. saying Illnchman be all the things he for judge, office of Superintendent of of ririilt court, was appointed ----- --____ 'd he received tl:reatening Mild he was." the Sun-Journal ' Schools — Dan Pelham . • . juvenile counselor, and ran for phone calls and was taking his said In an editorial. 'He was an expressing his appreciation to county judge, all with false cre- family to an undiscloned loca- intelligent. hard-working young "-' 7W A . - Law Suit charges. Rebecca Jewel Weber, 18, t 100 Anderson Circle, Sanford, was charged with possession ot itI, apartnwnt resident, wa ixioked on three charges amcluding psxtsessIun of narcotic paraphernalia, possession of t'aminlhas and possession of his total bonds were listed at $7,500. lt'i' injunctiI'm Stt' cmi temporary Keismieth Ita ird grant to funds and Roger Seymour, bidding the state Thompson apartment other to any district except In three last year's bIISCd OZI residents, also were booked on 1fl0Ui allocation. The injunction, he same charges. including said, would produce an Liii- possession of marijuana, narcotic of niedtate gain of more than $ possession t1ii possession for paraphernalui and million In revenues county. hlt suit also alleges the mythod at fti.iwing educati in tattler the Minimum Fotmdittiofl pro gram is unconstitutional, violating the 14th Amendment's •"ltII)I% '9..'.' Litit' 'That we immediately hire e to Personne High asigneit to Seminole security iltuatiomi. They are not trained School to patrol, the tuillwal, once w as plentiful off Florida'.i School to deter further itudent md walkways rn every Lt to control .icts of violence. eait coast and throughout the vio ence. ichoui is in ..iesston. They will of the communiti Caribbean. But the animal's Boar "nit ichool itaff have been deputized and will exercise thflesh proved too tasty for its recommendations for 48 houri when irr.s'st effective to sonic extent — the power of .UOfl own good and fishermen hunted most serious part of the necessary the turtles so heavily that they receiving assurances tha t "1 intereIy believe that it is pt"ob lem stilt ciltits. As a prob are now rare in Florida and Sheriff John Polk and Sanfnr'l 'ssenual that we 1dter t u any acts of violence absolu throughout much of their for- Police Chief Ben Butler would result to this uieaure in light ia _______ ____________________ trier range. have police and deputies Ross Witham, a Florida De- (luty *ruesday at t1le ichooi to In Past (JiJ4L1L-Al0rl!S betW*V11 Index NrUnent of Natural Resources quell any further (hsorders that iaw enforcement units ituo ~cienWt who his been working inght erupt. ii .diooi tuartt :nemnbers. it ia-, leaths ' with sea turtles since Presence of the officers ,L1Ij .111 been explained that, in light plied her w ith nearly 400 turtles apparently had a desired effect Britgi 3C other assigned duties, it is 11,1 and advice on how to raise since )iiculls at the school Calendar 413413 possible for the County tnd vit". Clas'sified ads all peaceful and thein. -, reported to furnish 3choui 4uartis on i exnal Comics Hilderbrand Miss 3B perinanent, hastS. Tht!"!fOr". Crosswori puzzle perunented with variou turtle ierene and the educallO must decide toda' buart 7, the Crane his lids over the next year and reaf!irtne'I Angel JB whether it desires to lure mu eventually decided to release recolliIltemidattt)fls :ir hiring Dear AbbfiA train personnel to remain at the some 200 which had reached a security personnel 'ruesdav Etlitoruicuilu1iflt 313 school (ruin 7 34) .i.iu. antii news Entertainment ze of eight to 10 inches. at ternosn in a prepared 3B p.iii. horoscope LI has been epitfled that ii "Turtles are not particularly reLease handed to the press. SA UtcS Hospital miietit t as uLio iLLS the event of serious tnctden lovable or brainy but you can ntit1ce Public The Seminole CountY school to them. I was kind get attac B 'inrest where more help Society several for 4BB needed, 'he iherilt intl pout of sorry to see them go," M porth had the responsibility of ilikkrbrand utI IA hLe( will tispa tcn mmwn to :perating desegregated schools Stock chuol upon request. . lB bight)' segregated society In the past we have ,tmpted to arbitrate di! bY involving parerib arid tudent3 in an effort to .f feet changes in the attitude it all. This ha been effective far ,he imiajority of students and 2arents, both black and white. however, there reuuuned a )mu1l group of tudent.s who mmtinue to be disrup tive. Board School - The firm disciplinary .,LtbLIshed policies a a positive Step to rid bar t)iturates. Russell Stanley Juskowiak, barbiturates tctiminended r 'iri'it. the School Board the following: tu , of barbiturates. Total bonds on each nina was listed at each. Parker reported barbiturates and marijuana with a combined $NJ value was seized in the ji -'('I ,,t Li t ' - - - - - - ,he si-houb of this dtsrtmptie 'these policies we're ::irced by Setmimmiole ('uunty .15 mo1 priiip1s resultu 1 of rernovill tno tr,ublcmmwker's (ruin the schools during 1971- 72. These 5tudents j:m.t thea' parents certainly siust recogli ic that no one has 'io right to deprive .imiy -student the opportunity to pursue the learning process without fear t har.timflt and bodily harni. It amy responsibillty as i' uperuiWfkielit to develop and Weather \e3terda)S high 9l low 'i9. Fair to partly cloudy through Umuraday with a chance of thundershowers mainly during tf' ,t't'1.'tt tlth, to � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/21d7aa6c89288db9d52c9e88ed3717a4.pdf 59e88eb4dc17cbbe6963f17fae0cd56b PDF Text Text . . 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Nestor ple-o-will 11goolit 0140 ' . lej "raror* "' ' . . . . N 89c D.l.s.... Ham Salad " '.5".,' 2 lb : hopefully guining disstdents as the (;eneral Election date dIS C 7 • • • • • • • • • ---- ,U ooyflr : ' 2-9s. Phyr ,its $ Salmon Steaks ... .. .., 4,.. Is I ... your ubiquitous comments l I ---- $ : IL.L.J / J"A p B reen 1. ""' * PUB 1X% I -# P,tn Colt,, C o k e l2'1-OI. us. ..#$ I I - i 'r 11111111111 D'11GeenStamps 20-es. tdn '.' ' ' '' A TINIELY -Nixon is prolAbly the Illost political pr esid ent who ever sat n , I -- - . - -~__ - ~ =~ ~ -~ :=;~,7~~ ~ ~_:;~ I --- - M~ - . - IZ- ( - -1. ___ ''' Hw Y- 17-92, Casselberry .14 I 7;~ , I- t • — L - • - - - • -_ . -- -- I I - VP - :- • -.. . , = "'' •r.• _ - _ _. . _ *"• - J - . '- - • '-4' - • , NIercer advised if Sanford Aviation Academy can not otwirate the tower in accordance with regulation-.%. then it %% ill have to be closed (town and S011l('OflC .Rc hired to ta k etilt- function. - - , 1 €- 11 - . j . - -. - , "es — . - - do -Sb- - - -r 'r _.d " . • - I I . . k . , . '. - - '. YOU WON T FIND T H EPA UNDER THERE, FELLAH -) are looking for a missing set of heeIs they're actually washing away gasoline The truck in the background, owned by ALM Truck Rentals of ( )rlando, lost its rear 'heels in a th ree-car 1 ght , %. driving the Chry,.iler ,;tation Avi4itn r pickup truck driv en by Milton Theodnr Morgan. 6-7), nf Rt. I 13ox 21K7, Sanford. was hit : by the itray wheel, ,jvhirh ,-nded tip in a nearh, yard. U Richard Nonney , St Bil Foster md accident on West First Street yesterday. patrolman Joe Dillard of the '.irJord 'I'litirman Aubre~ Joy. 3-1, of 409 French Aventie, Sanford. ' was dri%- ing the truck Farley Wells, 45, of Emitis was Decartmt-nt are investigating. 3il! ~o Inct-ni :-`,wo While it may ,q)[war that these Sanford firemen .1. S. Cleveland. airport manager, saul It would cost tht' authority an extra sio,000 year to operate the tower. [)on Itathel, Page Airways -- - -- - - ________ ici' -------- _____ ____________ r Economy Bulletin r nner pleaded Innocent by ures. the rate of inqatiun in- 11%, IIII.I. NEIKIHK in the thini qu.irter to a sed.ilp,n- ...: ". per cent in the second. The rate person s hostage in an Orlando home and demanding $5,000 (or their release " News Digest S". % I. . .:-: . -::: - PI- esident. Nixon's veto of a pollution-control bill and denying him the spending-cut authority he : " Wanted. ' .::.... :* .... .. , Although the growth rate slower than in the pre%ioui quarter it was well within the Cost Occu p i es U the airport cent for all of 1972 while the rate tornado approximately . •; per cent. A COlflfllt!rcC Department • iga that as the question up for `f ::.: .. <:: ..X ".. '-: struck John Y. Mercer k tn,ikt a thaI %' fill ttnm es Y ho stole t\ 0 ' tils of It it Miall1i X... , 1:potential cancer-induo. cancer u-tearch institute. HIE, FLORIDA AFL-CIO has enthU.Siastically ~k endorse(I the eindidiitv of (,eorge Mt(o ('ill '.. during its Mill alintlaf covelitioll Mlilts 1,1111- ::" hasting national labor leader George Metiiy ?: and President Richard Nixon. ______________________________________________________ I his words actually reflect Area deaths I what's in his uIIifl(1. It's Bridge , w,pniething like kining a girl calendar Rep. CIOUUICU ads I Ill 411 .- 5A .. , , . Finantsel Celler, D-N.Y., $4. (Ionlics retiring after 50 years in ('rossword puzzle talking Congre ss, about ik'iir Abby I-dltorlal uouiuin'u,t . 614-ill . . 511 411 41i 4A horoscope , Hospital notes Public notices r Soo-tely Spurts .. . St(tk iv , . mllion. eat er ;ccupiett. ' c se ' )ear. According to the (N1' ftg• _________ - .L Pa maintaining the other propert _________________ ' Is irnbabilth .!0 per Page r the .iuthur't' Sats-'its only 3 year's 'eusla. I will UirelenUng coid, rilln juggt-.a that you, 4t) ,ibead ,jnd stAn the leiise ' pr,)puwd t3y ,udav -sparing ,nlv the (juif Page.- Ilukhtstrn advised th by 1-tubert L0at Htirid.i. sitU ietUons a was iune in s motion the 1' it We'st.. , (4 --------- I l, attorney, suggested' building ". 0 P. ~ 0 0 0 U fl- THESE ARE REALLY GREAT' Doubtfu par (bus Butt 501111! other tt0litIfl ill voted down supporting the 411 So lit urd-Seiut luiti Ic JB) tC*' 5A participation I ll tht! alillujil 611 parade. 211-311 IN said this was their third tiA-A tlirte in as sitany weeks that hit' 2A l)IIA tutu vt'he'iI against iii 411 vttivt'i,ient m ilt liii' iii) ('El'S lit uwer's mainly iriday. •r img -ciuler Friday, Highs t - - l qivnor let the hohdas and would haic ,s report lister. Bulletin flA%II IAI' eniplo'vti — A at the Papullicoldoll Cancer itririsrt-h institute tredfled a lirrustinillon attil tooil e)rsIght with his ruaitsktr illacmery tisday tot six %iiiiis iii potent cutu'er-Iiiiluetng itrugs sltilin front Ow j. shitult'. 69 it NOVA Jums?'c a Col. "2595 LHEVY 1495 raii*s- is lug MUSTANG MACH I COBRA% JET Eriqitig utumj?iu Air Air. 68 .Xir, Automatic, Yellu,gv-51"gpi 1111101,06 "AL s IJ, 1695 is n 68 Now Tires 1095 or ,i AO roi' S 1295 FSTSACk Air CntJitwwth LO 'to -~ .N S15W III JJ)t'ee ptekist that group ,reUng tualght dt : .30 p.m. I,., kitscu3s WtIcip4tion. Oruulffe~ sitU the problem seeuwd to eiihe around the L&stk ci 1973 VW's NOW IN STOCK t_HtiVfl TEST DRIVE THE MODEL eI*II51!S by I'he Llt'raltl, John Krider. Ureater Sdii(ord Chanitiler tit Cwtimerve smianuger, said the organtvition would Lv %tiling to help ktvp the Irattitienl eent On the JkssttIVI' sik, Kriiter atd he kit there t ouiti i' a arattt' rimis.iMme. GHIA. ,*joillifflible ,RVWadstaKARNIANN Is, 5*4utiful Irt-sn G' 70 Ilowe%cri thery sti,U Ls .i ilia%i ude in do%tiluwn tither attractions for the p"mbiht) that unit fQrin vf ,t Sanford this )ear, but ako- ChriStilkAl stawn." uirtttng to 'sornian Fritntoer, I hi a ssocia iatton t ion president parade nun still be uuttattd 1) o w n t o %% n it it 3 I 11 to S S bskill lie %%J1 n01A ill the [I(tIteSS 1111%Ubtrig 'the J-Aycevs. _i. orking-out what type etirding to Ucorge cz'uute' Association president, Santa of season runcoe'r sthteu the unit Friday 1plerf.vr und the Iit!use was , this does not mean FriInuLr, not be a Christwe won't ha%e Santa Claus and 'lliCtC lnii lestivittei are twing planned to officially open the Christinus 4 0 3 11*1 .0W ills morning 44, Prirtly duuil' fered lease from the authority frawn so vugue that it as and. in turn. the JUtSOC1t had pesibLe to determine Sanford Airport Auth Page lease the focnier "'" Passer, r s4iid the liguN in nrng nounced by lits dep,artment ority ses.sion. when tirne to structure Nn R.ithel, Page officLil, negotiate a new one-year leiminade It virtually certain t1hit ' 1972 "will Ix- it banner year for kin the hangar was bmught called th ~wng,ir a **niunsuoui rat hole in disclosing the FB() the U.S. uononi> 1k said before the bo.irtl had sptnt 113 000 when it teased ttit> stio". the (tOflOOt) 5% LOU Th*. huge prtlptrt% is leased *.vuldn t iras s fix. d base the building anti' - You \ tinning to expand riptill) and Page that inflation his bun htld in pt ratar b) the A irpor t tell where it was spent check .\uthorstv and, according to J CteeIand said the tease on the . . the rate charged bui1din. had run out Aug. 1 but .'s.r IPa s rsaid prospe ts are ex- S. Ue%eland, vellent for the administration to to Page is much less thin that there had b"n no agrtvirnent ,il reach it.s goal of it 3 1wr cent paid by tither lessevSr 1'he sigrung a new pAct. morning and "udainuntl> Entertainment , rved three months Page would not sign the pro(. ' Santa Claus Will Come ;.11 have heen left lit it quandry bN ,I judge's I-efil ~, ~. to perinit testimony on the content of Dart- TO N. " lIe (.nat iii tiVLltiomll courses. Index i Nak1ng 'town the !tgurdepartment tai.t in1iL ia %vht, is respitimble lease agreement to repair rocf in the hangar tease with Page, of inflation will be about 3.25 1)1 II \l I %' I ItS in the set in ities trial of X. omoter Orlando prom oter Glenn \V I urnet say thes ... .0sar,190. he ...,-..-Ie : .- epairs dicted that the econoiny will damage to the large hangar at thereby lea% ing; it up to the FBO !4.v!i not want to put on .i iew r'of. ' he added. grow atsIihtly more than 6 per Sanford Airport caused when a to keep its teases in repair :o. " _ CC( (()rllpired with 1 8 per cent in the Sit. 00(1 quartir over-all performance forecast *: by the Nixon administration. The administration has pre- I r• • .1 other •t op U. S. flflui OUiii ,iCi• 'rt, i Van u.IU 8flu ': - ic .."w "IX A vflllll: it. tifficuit, .41 umtain -t 4rnwth rate it 11.4 per ,-!P-nt .inil is low a rate ,it tn1.itwn is I o.r i'nt igurts In lthiiugh t1it awls-eu by the depiartxnunt tftlay .Irt? priItminary. the ; ts r ent rite fi 4rowth S II 1i .iiaily!he!uwt?st imet, the 1 . .,. 3.i i .-al 4ain .ii ,i.*,,;ii; I ,Lr ,,o' creased • 3 per cent in the first ally adi"-ted annual rate of of S 3 per cent. Ass.wlaied Press Writer In the previous qua-or. uie 'l-he commerce I)epartment three quarters of the )ear .on. $I-162 t,-;, ts (,'.P ncrøased by 130 3 'ilkon c But in subtracting the effe Tht. department said that rt.jX)rt.td that 01*. (,rOSs \ation e litlnlstritlnn iaat it the rnrnent g. the f unflation, billion al Product, market value of the GNP tnreased by $22.R _________________________________________ nations output of goods ,,nd services, advanced at a 5.9-per a • I • L11l annual rate during the third quarter compared wit 9 4 reason of insanity today to holding iS talk to Nixon you have no idea if l'rt-stdents hr ha know ii. _- q 4~~,.. i; -* I I - 6 - , iiAM anin' thi au thor it y rii;Id be re ic not enough Ii thu and There counts of violating the statute. .Judge Williams' refusal Wednesday to permit testimony on the content of Dare I'o He Great courses left defense la wy ers in a quandary . ouse, s w a through a tuintiercldef." CLOSED SUNDAY till ri qwr' tot Turner. 38, is charged kvith 65 counts of violating ill(, state securities law. David Baumann, 25 ,I business associate, is also charge(] with multi tally devious. When you so tiny - I - .. - - - : $ I - Z. . ) q ~15 _. I hahn ', %li n t'r q.nItl flit airport would Is' In violation of rrguliitian. II It allowed thi to work a rP9ef1t ( ontrolk t ev.'nIny wuek and mi ld th. tower would have to is' (loqk'tl '' tomorrow, ell? --- W/u/1. $111,1111ing 9C ought to produce a column of I -- ' 6,*,'# 69c ipro.o'h .. May I introduce an unofficial chairman of "A" Itepublican MI ii hat For Mt ,oern '1GreenStamps. * SANFORD PLAZA Hwy- 17-92 and Airport Blvd Sanford 14.1 me give tune to the athir snk, please. !ntrodw tog what certainly S&5I11S at tugiRs Spr' 2t pkg R ey . 0 0 0 .0. 'k" , 041" e'iIee quest. I C ,,,*.. l.,,I. ! Ch )c ' p S D.l...ss I ,.,b-M.4. I , - Salad * Koil's k4 Atitliority did no,( iik,; th. placeme nt and hrcFr'rrPd hi T anithi'r titan %firk 1 lir flu I hat Iii hi anti this would take quint tlust - J!kGreenStamps . . . . 5 5 op M ft 011, % 0 330 O,T-4 89t • • . • • • • • • • • • lb SI-ted Roast Beef lofty iii 5 . . 04 ir b,. .r I $ t..1I Honey Loaf : W a d --- -- d : frill I 11 is 79 11 r' . - , • , ..- , ' ' - I..e, • 1:, 99C : 9 - Beef I e mo.ie •• p' 1 : 7 L • • • • • • • s'i F-- S1 IV farn KIe,,Guo,dPoith Co.&. $A*,*. 1119.0owl ,'t.. F- -- F..". Iss,.-I... Imperial Roast 59c , 5' 0. Canned Hams . so - . _____ , Pot Roost 91 4 O.I.m.0se 4-two-les S1,49oll 89 . • . • • • a ' • • • • . • • Sliced Bologna - "!!i 1 C21nm I1177,11"M 11111114 W-41: : Both ISIS I GOV I , that 2 .. _--_._-----__--'------., - Whit e. Gold, Finis Aqua lb • iO1£ • lb • • • • • • • • 0". ,,4 - tli nainese officials confer on the stalm of the and find out that the phone was '.* . Pa ris peace talks. (liSCOflfle('ted1" . -: .111,1111 FOIWE' PLANE' with electronic .... 1 ()heS .Lfl(i thu cc ( otist (,uard €uttei nitintain it vigil overnight as searchers gear for the thii .V Had tv%o gentluillen %isit .... ~ dal, . of their hunt for House Democratic 1. - y with a request Owl, l3oggs 1I)(I three others. th hale to e 5 itr0lr notice be given en t . V inc •tpIiOtflttIILflt of Dr Roberts as Seminole County (A\ 1)1 \1O( H lit P1(1 's 11)1 \ II U t hairman of th. 5th l)i'trict of is seeking to quell DID ATE George McGovern Honda l)erno-crats for Nixon. past and voter concern about - his positions (rood null with trout)lCsonle by dealing hea(Iofl )t't5ttlt , topics Ili states crucial to his White Ilouse __ - Dial See rOCfl q'b him .r?nl'4 pp C4'3fl1d rguhiticinirth '. 19 'iwr h. #imw1v h.rV' 4iy n p.r t. h. .Jnhn Fitipntrkk *rn4 h Pu4 In lb. rr,.intlm.. if r,rrfrr r4. n*nr if l2ht, ir whii-li wfoulil give thro li,rif '\ u series of •u gumt'nts in; net ioiniiit'nted lellas just lived my courses - both of you." were paid if Asked if Dare ,ro lit,(;real salesmen ' ''No worket', no Turner replied: 111ev made no sales, $2,000 was appropriated, and " vricel (d F lOt, 'iC110 hs I A't'sa> I I, t 00 UIC there's room for I p'oemeniwfthanorg.mtzuon like the Sanford-Seminole Ja%C3 As an example, when . first Joined the organization in 1 other when organizations which parI in the parade last year ' eck"tor-recommended in ~ '''rititr •,,,,•,• big. original . •, LI ureefliampS " the Innil ,,nl'q lp4'rRtlnn p.rl'l t, gt thei r rii.rtfrm in nn nn? Pi.'r fl irr: •f• , lnRn lb. 34dy _____ lotion on 1 JfL JnIt(I referellces to Ill(. liollesIV .111d villue of lite course. "if \- oil keep objecting Ill)\%, call I answer tit(! oils" ' ' 'I%urner told tilt,judge. LaterwhenAsst. quest i' o Pinellas( omity Asst. State Atlly. Richard iNIVIIS111 Mid Turner's lawver. Janies Miss, I)MIIII(I il)VOlved in ,I eight or 10 members attend their weekly luncheon . . . the usual number now attending the meetings -::::::::::::::. i hi tower k operated ngnint the Stallings, 17, ' . , while invited to address this ' j Avicilfr.n Aflvny ii ii t_. I I J pir r v' 99 Breaded Shrimp 89 ' , hanl 4! ':' ".,..• ...•.. - C I 5:. 59 Fish Fillets 49' - SALAD FORK "e Ill to CA Ior - - 7hri wtorks Froluir U CTS , 98 More ..... (... 1. . o ,T I- :I L_ or I Of Any Halloween COndies ~~/ ~il 1'1~ 1 , 0y, ,I - rl?~, - ':;' "A I : X Haddoc kFil ts -- ' $1 it ':6o.' 29 .... Np '' Wesson Oil F t_ 1w.so. a..-. 6.1pe, Gies. Birds Eye Carrots " Suave Hair Spray 6 39, ... a V6 '6- - 31' thU TomatoK eC ,., • ...~ . • Condit ioner . . ...... 16-4 $3 r RI1IJGreenStamps '1 Whiped Topping ....... 3 ' unr ellenting en t ing told rain toil %n " Only here in Seintriole are we tiles.sett with excellent weather absolutely Cflh!flhllY . but conditions surrminding ill(. twndling of the local christmas Parade. 25 Ib beg CT ¶1 39 p• ', Coffee De ite Elbow Macaroni • 6'' range Toos;;; - S DD-i 12"' DOG FOOD ,, ,,, ..•... ..... Orange Juice ......... 2 ..- 49 i () , - SAVI a. cl,,Ibr. 01 tell V;* Chunk Style Tuna H Fod DTt Fin Oak Fit~rA .•... ..j' A- $ A%,I a., "..Iit, ~ am ,'~~ ,' - . p c GRAVY TRAIN . '" 49 ::: ' ' S .. Iv acsa. • issue • . • . • • • . I - - b El - :-' 1.6196' • • • S S S • S S S ' . - - .1;U, 4. iru..-.. ancae mIX - - I 1 Imagine. C _____ - . you Ca n . 4, in impollily Airport Autlsfirlt~ 5.11(1 'I V .lfltC(I J)eOt)1t' ((1 CI thitit 11)flCV s ".' oriti U OI1C point Ititige \% ihihi IllS I ('fl)UnSt I'll te(I v, itt) giant flat ' %,,~ -AMC- '01 59C 48C CIIANt R %'. I ._...aoo~ -",* 29 .• . . . . % \ \ it I A 1O % , rs 01 , Beans ~~ r • %t,¼1bb tAVI a. we. Cara t, . Pork & . 4_ lll~. John A. SpAllski O A ,%,* It I . r . . . N e. 'i.. "'-w~.,I-:.? i-bl't . Florida321 Price 10 Cents LI • o 1 . - . Potato Buds Mir 0 . 19, 1972 — Sanford, , A 1* $h' '4.n'h.y ir'.t't ri,t''l . '-' c . . . . . . . . • Garden Peas • • • ,_, 29 • J Is . I.. ••$ ,, SAVO 11, ______________________ JA•_ - .-Sb. 1... Libby's Beets %Avl I ?, _______________________________ ________________________________________ "-.' . p. 1 I. lb S Muenster Cheese ..... '' lAyS Thursday, October ear, No. 43 S 10 ' 'S "' bad . . . . . ...•, . ••,.... --,- that 29 . 3.Minute Popcorn Medium Cheddar )p 1 sold etc, plar. ' I -lb Regular Margarine S . • • • • ' ls,ilrl'l t h at ni Sncifr,rtl Alrptirl ;s,thrrity . I 1. III'S mo 9 ' . ;,Innc flu' tnwr 'uni r ni ilIqfi,r,lhl,ii'.l p,.. nnill iii ',ih ciinlilI.I •i;;y, 7 ft I iirm'r. I h' 1itin'r I)h)cI)t)v who ( k'nn \ I 1. U. Fla . i Al" Iiiiiiii(if Ili Ilk (ill Into it fortillie, loda\' told ,11 ('il'('tli( \ it pa I.I.Iii lid " _,000.1 i Ili )'.t philosophy Ills own t i va ti o n a l course was ItitiMl 11(1 on )l)hl\ ) I)ai C Ii IC (Ii ('.It C(iplt' art' .InIFII'I than I am. '' hii in I IOOh hit I intl III III II\II ((CI1C •it hi' III ii till (h41l 'i (II $OI.IhltIi' ' l.%%'S I It' Vs •i' IUICI I tIiII ii 1- 4 - 1)( It('(II l) P1 °' t b' rtiliuig a tiil tug a a It ortu'ys for allegedly overstepping ) OLO , in uk \ nInesd.i hs ( it tiil Judge UoI)eI I I, \%'I I Ihi IllS \ Ill) ha inieti l oss , ' inon deal mg it h tin' tonI ml iii hit' motivational course. . only he ner told Ill( ighil h gra de ('(ttI( at 11)11 his ( (1111 pa n 'Wllt $ lix) 1)00 1/ ° ' ( I .I'.\ 1(\ 6.1 Il Apple Cider ;" _________ ... .s.b 11 ,0- 41 ie ________ / ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eggplant . • %V 33 S i,i. •,. PL- P. ii li r ii I 1/ ________ ' I Ili ' Cucumbers 41 01 ding I ,'$'i..'l thr'• i .- . ,. (11wrlits, Ihe fill Ilily fill it ,qpvpfl- ti Turner On Stand Defense In 0 A A , * Op A A * ,,, Is ,, %,$&, %_##, 6,00tp 'Ar..,.,. Tasty Tomatoes ____________________________________ I.e- Green leans y ^ 't 49 . J000 N J,ot . I I ,,, 1.11-111 ~11 ''. .- ,I,,?.,,, 1 .f V. 5 14.4 39t 0 :... ' I .111 Apr/~ t r SALE , ~ , /,( 39c 11/; young ixatiol 65th Red Potatoes FALL lit' t"r;itll ' _ 1 rcr"iti,?r.", ;wi 2 Deposit ,,I - ) / A* i rpo rt ccur At 0 I IJI - 3 2-oz. Returnbit y Ma .-4 , !~ ~ .1 - Topt r I I 01 11 C Old Mutwukec Pop B ___ ..- I . 0 I[ - I . ontro Tower B I ackout OF YOUR CHOICE!!! ""--Mummmmwft When questioned BILL BAKER , , It It 4 I? • U , ,, PI Sow In Ill 'II) 1t VOLKSWAGEN, INC - .. ., VUL .%%D 4-vol I .,,j J•Il • •, 1 I �Levy On Exempted Properties Uti Sanford Research ing Proposed L l ity Tax AST Scoop ntended Mhvnr Swofford Deferred for notion next wk t he would not sign ha nn provision the rentc1 t that also tflSLstd Dorfman stressed twuntid o; tht south b respt. i t , (IlLclnr for the proper ouii dinance until the contract is annexation of the Cochranin B)' MARION BF.A the u'it) and the service Caing ('nunt. the north and agreement to provide 35 war aecment he binding upon the the or "improve ni cirruijution' ctions he initiated with d'velnper's stwcessnrs. flnrf- is amended and executed b the property encircling the are iistiuted. e ct stations by the Seaboard C(Mtstl$fle conn The ordinance was approved west tra ALTAMONTE SPRINCS— ordinance he principals. f)nrfnuifl cast the Ramada Inn The 4I the moved man was requiestOd Richards the capacity Lc Mrs on first reading on O. :. but raitrniut and east by Lake Lotus the proviso If The city increased its aize nntiflued until next week until onl nay vote U the annexation is divided into two parceLs and available. Also adapted or, second and requested 7oniflg is R C-I and to contact the owners t per -en, wifi adaption upon second rvadinj was held in te the rit)'s main plunt tiorfman also rnnteted the agreement is executed with artarn if then wouild all The water facility and until derd were abeyance second and final readin: by the proper cnrrectios. The final reading is an ordinance C4 allowance of £ units denit Council balked at plans for 8mPfldjihiC to eliminating 01W property will City Council of an urdinan' fohtnmingtrothth('deVelOPeT cit prior to is.cumwv of the first per acre arbitrarily, and mntrnn died tnt' bu'k of a redistricting the city into four districts of a population of two S1rVici stations in the of the service stations. toiiicll annexing 3&i acres of the Lake to the city for n dedicated iicre rerreatrnn park. .5 acru single or multi-family building succeeded in inserting a second The annexation was approved with the notation by slightly over ,OOO each and the already saturated SR 43t in' canc'elId its Oct 24 meeting Lotus property until Oct 2 at 43(1 P m water phml site and ,5 acre permit. The rit agrees to provision that the densit% The action wjç, however, occupational license ordinance tersection official fraught with dissension and site for nt) purposes. The provide servic't to the annexed allowed provided it complies Mayor Swofford into the the then existin give areas including those In nngi' with rontrnvers, and so much uteveper also agreed AL Hom A i e reguhitifirls of tht. suhdivwnt, verbiage emsturd City Clerk the city is SIMAXI water system Cnunt~. ordinance and 7vining rode. ple first dis-sension arnstJune Richartbi left the council anti Tat% the roil of extefuting is tilairi froti, HOW WIWI' Counrulitlan Daniel Councilman flelerl Keyser tablu during the one linur largu fnrr-t- - ----7".' t - - . ., , to~ ', U~ , 20 6 - '- - -' " • - - / -7 - ' if bwewd - - -- ,- - -- 4 - 'çk 1 u • L1' :;;# 17:~ music Co 0 AR , .' 0 L )1OII( i4Lich. Trinsii after I 1 droplx-d off it shoulder in the road Tractor-trailer ended up across the canal and fHiv r'eived only flhifl()t' ipuri. (Her\' Cush Phot o, back tit ft. commissior, when - - - - - - / I I I VALUE PRICED! ' S - • , ' I ' - YOUR ' I I ' COMMISSIONER ' ' .IilOt a created cI 14 V N 1- I • - - 'a - •- •' ' '- - Anniversary Sa lePri ced EFFICIENT - --- ' lilliL UI injUries i east of Sanford. There were no reported in the mishap Her;y Cush photo 4t, - - ' Seminole County KNOW 1 t.Iftc t.r1hur btc,i<u,ith Jr Clerk Circuit Coud ', AMPON V. N A, Ot;' MI I DI%VV III, L0' Idit o. c I :, St • - - - : ' 21 , . as Ji 'I to 5,N) Ill's .'-. = - SUPERVISOR OF ____ - - '• 6 ,, M.ft - Couni '4 I Oi Circuit - office c,ent economical operdtion substantiated by exem rIr State Audits. tOCfl ability e4 - ' as Court — . 1@ 711 ve OFFICE FINANCES- * experience in Seminole governmen' k i I ' N u EXPERIENCE * : 4. i. - ' "1 - E - ( COMMUNITY SERVICE * , - mental and community service. Member, economical retention Designed. installed trustee. Sunday SchDol teacher &I modern machine bookkeeping, accounir ' -, - - Years " * CHALLENGE OF FUTURE * I . Clerk n Cl erk of the Circuit Court Peic Pot,tiI Adve,sement E Virlflib A Collins Treas $459 year free e"vice year free service U color COflSOuO $ o549 N Capehart Solid State Stereo Med. console AM FM 8-T r. tape R.C.A. AccuColor 60 19 color portable - R.C.A. 19" T.V. - -- 129 118 NORGE 3 cycle, 2 speed Handy chest freezer automatic washer with capac Ity giant with famous thin-wail stores up to 297- lbs. Features ruivolutiuriary now Turbowoop agitator,3 position water savor, & exclusive filter ystemi Removable plastic Coated basketforconvenient storage! On rollers for mobility Therm $ ____________________________ A $34 9 R.C.A. 12" -- N Now 1973 portable $169 -- N R.C.A. 18" T.V. T .V. .W orson Ou 5.10 port. $79 Sale $179 Sale 11 Yes' lIsa 1973 model • 'LL • .111 • TMZWr 8TORLS WINTER PARK ORLANDO ORLANDO ___ Dem. Seminole County . Year $1BOO 399 R.C.A. XL- 100 $ - secmd Class Ptystage Paid at Sanford. Florida V77i R.C.A. XL. 100 21 color T.V. -----1 IM, FIELDS INSTALLMENT ACCOUNT USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR MAJOR APPLIANCE PURCHASES! KeO Art Beckwith Herald, 300 N Frenct Ave_ Sanford Fla., 32771 Sale 159 )eu (alit beat (lie Truth.' Experience vrdsy Cnr.tma by The Sanford Sale __________________________— Prepared, equipped and trained 1 meet the impact that Article V and rapid ice 0f County growth will bring to •.e the 21 - Features memory fine tLJfliflg,3 slide levers for sound volume control. Fits on shelves' Delmonico Solid State i tereo S• 8- r. tape AM F )Uflti STATEWIDE RECOGNITION Aluminized tube for bright pictures! Memory fine tuning! Conveniently compact! ing system a pattern for many other United Methodist Church. and Courts Administration Commitlees - ----:-- OFFICE OPERATION $ Rcipsen1 of many awards for qovern * 19' Diagonal super-slim portable black & white TV $ Modernized reordin9 ytem providing at Florida Assn Court Clerk 5 s: member 0 I S Board, egis a vt - - Thr ati1 urd Herald LECTIONS - - •--, Miiimtiin bun itIens art ih'u: 12 mt-ties iun wtietit)Ort: )ilUTit rigt oitHitI hilt ,it * - - Lamar Foil lined o irI1 12 Diagonal portable lightweight b/w b/w TV R.C.A. XL-100 19" color portable - . 1' Cow 1P. A CAMI BRUCE 4' I. It-we, CPO 3 104. EA- IEV $139 s It .in oritiI11J( 1tJ . 17 Cu. ft. side by side ref. freezer 169 i1' -t'--_.-------. K elvinator 30 e l ec. range • RE-ELECT crry,jr 929 $ I, 111,W414, W, full family size dryer Phil nuuCO Magic Chef 30 elec. range Clerk of Circuit Court :,M, ,04" - &-SpOOa washer 2 ur. auto. ueirost Whirlpool 229_ Report Ili I#,, I , ' Whirlpool PhIlco 14 cu.ft. RE-ELECT A PROVEN MAN Noon S tock ft 1)Q $' - it1 - L QUALIFIED - FAST lot t'uiidititui Wa thu i'iiaT'gt I IWc IigLiflLt Donald Le Fib, Jr of P.O. Box 66. Osteen. when his car ran into the auto driven by I his Slavdon Rt I ()'teen kednc-.dti mar ( , - lurni5hInq oroof that the i 1('flhi( il tern advertised here is a- - aLitIi' for less J M Fields qu ir in leeS toq,ve ouduhlo I - ' Within 10 days of purchase and upon automatically adjusted for tint and coor! utomatic fine tuning integrated circuits plug-in r 4I boards for economical servicing! -- - JJ -3. ! , Anniversary Sale P ced PRICE PROTECTION POLICY '' EXPERIENCED -: - 4 19UDiagonal portable color TV with Preset Standard Color Control, more! hraver - DIFFERENCE / j.m. \ Fields exclusive . - - 'j'r i.tibtr' rri DOUBLE the w. (I ,inr!( froieri food' Hits single thermrstatic control, slide out sh mncjntic gasket rind I' - I - i 12 Cu ft 2-door refrigerator-freezer features "thin-wall" ' II' ,cinipi' pass an thu costs ts thu honor ins soldiers for extraduring thu uixpzivers he felt it best ti urdinar' on 'War lit'VulLitttUhIIt' exempt them from thu utilit three mit rec'eivu'd t,,. - 'J'U = J_i Originul \nme The origirml rianw 0! the met; the\ would no, tui% thu tax said since the (h4corallot. riov -•'- m4els/ff" nt erests I 1 Light )I t ... grea - 1 plaine-d it, cit~ hal! ttuit some .rc im SONY G'F=' Yo ur Best 013 K ' manager has informed rnniniLminn thal Pint- Strm'. to Militan Merit our PHILCO 101 - Mayor 1e P Moon' related uinniages incurred (tt1rlfl thu that Robert Slwddcn. Southern cnnsirtinhi of Bram Towers, citizens housing pro;ec' }1I Sanford manager. and senior Scott Hums, manager of us heing repaired CoITiflhtSSiOt) had taken the Sonford's Florida Power and Campan) ffune corn- pasition that unie the stn-ell gnvernment,al agencies.such as ttjt post offirt. court house and other g P 43-5706 ictt' Commission Left out of the ne c-its orthnanr'u exemptions not pa real ecthtu tares He vi'rnnientai agencies, said he had obtained this in. for the tax churches unit other non profit formatior from office grnu. that traditinruuth hav u1it k'iiL 'UiJii Tui' was zuuc1t b Pete! Gregory Day of Ht 1, Box 57f, of I IeLand during SR 5P Tuesday afternoon rthv his trip &iIo told the Fiortith Highway Patrol that he lost control of hi vehicle , ot'd h the JacksonI:N %iripooi f AA ('tnnIssirntr tanautuiui 4II( over half o' real estate in the city does Brand $2500 1 RE -ELECT forrnal legal opinion from the Stereosdurin s l iance, pp Name t44.760C I 11 Famous ' WWI - u the cit' or. to per rent of thu utjljt~ bit! paid, for telephnnt:. ceer gas anO elec' nts' A W IR , bunIdm,swnuW is It T 01_ against the federnll funded pIc' , to tax all groups. Including Henn Tarnrit. cit% clerk. I agencies if it so and report governmenta -s desired, but Commissioner menuil i' withIn X d.;i%s, cit.% forces would do the repairs and place a her. M. - NoM Wppks For RGA - left second look at the cits utulIt tax on governmental agencies,required U start pa'.ing lilu other cL residents when thu and hui instructed W. C npy uti1It hills arrivr at thu rtt attnrne Investigate thu cuituts an utilit' on told the corn H ed rnSiflnith5thCaUth0rlt't(1 £ikelst the board ack of LIMITED OFFER To Size Siirifn-(! CitN Commission, churches. brotherhoods, lrdgr!. decided to taku It and other groupLc unarcustarned to pa ving such taxes will he Values SAVE! D D l~AN mITED OF Ho ORG Altamonte Spri ngs Adds - r - I • the TO ANNIVERSARY SAL - ne - up DAYS 3 11AM lu/PM ' Open Daily 10 A M to 10 P AA HOF PING Ci NT I R ii / I 14 // I() it) I M Daily Ii) A M to 10 I' M Open .. jo I LEESBURG - Opemi iii M t io I'M �Thutth)'j, Oct. 19, l97?-5A ftc' SiriforcJ HorAles Tt cr cl HratdThursday, Oct. I Y 19 72 As the presidential campaign heads into the home stretch it is worthwhile to recall what this competition for the most powerful office in the free world has not done. A noteworthy example is the conduct of the team named by and strictly controlled by the incumbent Republican President Richard M. Nixon. Their actions have been those of such a desperate nature as to imply that they started out with an historic plus which only the president could dissipate and which they just couldn't 1 elieve This is that an incumbent American president has not been denied a second term by the voters since the debacle of the economic world on a global scale and President Herbert H . Hoover was ousted by Franklin I). Roosevelt in i Even the most partisan observer of the N:xnn record would be hard put to muster enough had decisions and bad policies to support such a denial. Quite the opposite. And all this tfore the nolninatiflg conventions. 1 loWt'V('f 1lh'C tWO 111C ('loud \011 1,1 has settled over the Nixon drive for re-election has (xhibited some rather black hues. Of these it now appears that political espionage was engaged in t)' the Republican high command to the excess if the "Watergate" affair already resulting in the case being pushed beyond the Nov. 7th election date. This is a sample but not the whole story of the overkill which the Republicans, fat with money and muscled by some Democrats who could not understand the basic political reforms their own party had produced in the backlash I rein the ' violence, have engaged in. President Nixon's continued use of the p'rinal and effective trips of his chief security advisor — Dr. Henry Kissinger -- to keep the hopes for peaceful and diplomatic settlement of the hideous Indochina war alive while his orders to bomb and devestate Vietnam are being pushed with a vigor never before seen as a great power seeks to demolish a small but resolute nation. is also something which has marrçd the purp'es of such a campaign. Thus it is that the extraordinary lead which ('andidate Nixon now holds over the democratic Nominee Senator George President ial McGovern is threatened not by the poverty stricken and badly split Democrats but by the conduct of the kind of campaign Nixon and his powerful and determined advisors have seen fit to adopt. The American voter thus has the im- heanft1rb feralb TELEPHONE 83 993 SANFORD, FLA 32771 ,',ALTER A 3IELOW Editor and PL ttsher 'a PublShC" '.( 0 DOYLE, Advertising Director & Assi RANK VOLTOLINE Circulation General t'Linaqer JOHN A SPOLSKI. Asoc&e wINlFtED F C,IELOW ''ED VAN PELT Comptroller ,..inaginq Editor '.Y TAYLOR ts Ed-for ASSELBERRY rite E.Io ROY GREEN Adsirig t',jn,qer CHARLES HAYS e"i•c& SL" LPH iiAS ' F. Co' 5 WILLIAMS Press Room F. •m,In ee, Edtor 'CENT jR 5ff pp?QrpP('r SUBSCRIPT ION RATES )Sc Wet'. S9006 Mont hs In F lorida S '., p4x ) SIB 00Iyear Sarric' At Ift'Oelllefv 12mOS $2000 6Months$10 IS $1 010onIP All Othtr M:il U S Postal Regulations prOvitli that all mail ubsCrpIaOfl5 be paid in advance F'ilered as 'econd ( 1ats matter October 27, 1910 at the Post Office at Sanford FIord., 32771 No p411t of any materill. nesS Or ader?tSinQ of ?h,s edition of The Sniord Herald may be rcprodced in an manner s?houi ,srit?efl perrnsss'On of th'• publi5hCt of The Herald Any in iiIl be d.du' of firm responsible for such reproduction 'ns,deced as infringing on The Heralds copyright and viIl be "eld liable for damage under the la iiie l'blihd dail, eiiept Saiutday, Sunaay and U.c.,.113', .t)'ished Saturday preceding Christmas shich is ci' 'e ticrald is a member of the Associated Pre •, ,'ss ill 'P, u? Pi' .epci1(tC'1 fi uS,' for ii1 t'. (1U'. ' 'ed .ci P5 ne.. Herald Area Correspondents ;.:'.,iiinIc Sprtrig io '/ • ynQcwdon -j] tv7s JkC Forest City Lake Mary •i'hy P;t'i,im L;• nc p • Chutuota Liz Maiheul 3#9 S5 Coomcd Community , f4a,kn5 White House. Senator McGovern's campaign has been one Ll', Mont c* I '' ' II •• Longwood Ann Riley JI 9'l Ost,,n Pt.rt Clarence Sd" 372 454, Geneva O.icdo Fr'i4'tC Ee.Aards Liz Mathievit 349 33 Slavia S2' Is man, each female student television sets, from ippers to ilen would concentrate on fillB HAL. BO1 ung out forms of all kinds. and YORK AP — Most would spend eight years study- governmentc, E There would be no eys answering the silty questions on ..Lii smu:l fl that the edu- ing how to get along with a man. Since cver)thing in modern written on sulijects such as thi'i. A prue would be given to cation the) got is better than the one their children are get- life breaks down, every student "The View from My Window," the member of each class who siould spend up to half his time or 'The Most Exciting Thing managed to crowd the longest ting. Since most of them have for. in school learning how to fix That Happened to Me During explanation into the shortest to Mv Vacation," Instead, the stu- possible toilets gotten three-fourths of what things—from they learned in school, that would be hard to prove. But if the purpose of educa' Uon is to prepare the student for life as it is, then all present educational systems should be scrapped and a new start made. Here are suggested changes or such a program from a man somewhat disillus*oned to find that the formal learning he received hardly qualified hun to cope with the problems in living he ran up against later' Except for students intending to specialize in certain fields, all advanced courses in science, mathematics, art, music, rug weaving and square dancing would be dropped. So would all ancient or mod. urn foreign languages. The only Language studied would be the English language or, rather, the American version of it. This v.ciuld be divided intc' tsci branches: iA, the writing and understanding of useful English, and B). the writing and understanding of Govern merit English. A special course in how to solve crossword puz. les and acrostics would be pre'ented. The writing i ,', ould be allowed but not encouraged, and no prizes given for it. After matertng his ABC's, U.c student would have no fa. ther dealings with arithmetic except in these general courses: how to figure out grocery store ptice, bow to make a bank at-count balance, boss to balance an unbalanced family budget. and how to fill out income tax returns—local, state a,,dnational. After a basic course in p5)'chology, each male student would spend eight years studyInc hoss to gut along with a wo- fIdlfliS undoubtedly are accurate, as tar as they go. But the story is really much larger. While much is being made these clays of popular ills. content and distrust of government and politiCianS. oni) a modest part of that feeling has to ito with comphliflts about honesty and integrit' The truth is that all it,Ordinately large number of AmeriCans t'da' 11,11,1 neither their public figures nor themselves to et)I)'.l.tt'IlI dards of good behavior. — . , --4° '-. — — - '7". —. .- '. - / — ./- I - F'— — ' _____ -'c. 7" ' l One Man's fllE COOOT News s.r4c. - and three other persons aboaril. Cool and clearing weather .us expected to greet 35-40 air- t'raft and crewr, "if they' a.' get oil the ground clue In the Eno _ "It seems 'that I just don't have the true Yankee spirit. I was born in Cnnecticut and I live In Maine. But I'm free with my money and I'm garrulous which doesn't make me a real Yankee at all." Merrill chortled. "I Live In this little Maine town near Portland. There must at leag be a hundred millionaires in Pus'tland and the only way to find them is, you look azound for a 39 OHsmotxle. Bunch of Yankee skinflints!** Garry was wearing Beefmuds shorts. a mode ofgarb he helped introduce to (IthICII MA IT L AND i601 Hwy. 17 ) Phone 4.j4.741)() Amendments calling for ,in end to U.S. involvement in the CANNON MUSIC CO. . ------- -- . __- I; L', ir - 17 —. Deal rhieves O Of Drugs For R AW View I. till 4 14.7 cu. ft. No Frost Rtfr1qralflr-Freezer Freezer holds lip to lt" lh. 'Jet Frreo! lii' 'nmpartnh'';1 .-',lule-tmut i'ahint't helf n,,th.'r rn,wt,'i iviil;ihlt it h 's ituirniltir I,','niiki-r Sanford Electric Co. Open Mon. Ihru Fri.3i M. Slop rn -- CloscdcnSdt. e One of thr. host overviews of the much-warned-of energy crisis was presented recently by John L. McLan, chair- Assn. Civic Deltona Auxiliary, 1 p.m., Community Center. ovi. 20 Deflary Women's ('tube 2 p.m., Civic Center. But McGovcrr is in trouble here, too. His early lead has evaporated and there is Increasing evidence he could lose the 14 electoral votes of this liberal Democratic stronghold to Richard Nixon unless the holes In his battered campaign battlewagons are repaired quickly. Mc'Govern's problems In Massachusetts, however, are problems with a difference. Here he has the capacity to recover, for lie has an excellent political organization, ample financing and some of the traditional Deomcrats are slowly returning to the fold. Furthermore, his Massachusetts campaign director, McKean. has pushed a statewide canvass of voters, .ohn McK with the help of thousands of volunteers, to the point where he feels the pro-McGovern voters and those leaning in his direction hase been largely identified. Knowing who and where they are is Is a major part of getting their vote Into the ballot box. gett "We are organized town by town, city by city and ward by ward," McKean says. "We'll carry the state by a substantial margin." One ieason for optimism, he feels, Is the success of a drive to register new voters, most of them 18 to 24.year'olds who has-c never previously voted. McKean said 100,000 have been added and predicted that total would reach 200,000. 27.21 Iummage sale, Disabled Seminole County Council of American Veterans building, h1', 7:30 p.m., l.ymiuin his 17-92, 9 am. to 5 p.m. litol hoard and Oct. 30 (;okisla)r() PTA, 7:30 pull.. school auditorium; playlet by sirs. Hlcdsoe's fifth grade Willie Newsome, Casselberry Charles E. Smith, DeBary Harrison Rernrlttt'r, I)eliary Otto Drexlt'r, L)ehlary John J. Tempich, DeBary Charles S. Stoker, DeBary Henry St Hock, Deltona Anton M. Massey, Lake Monroe Rose Carruba, Longwood Buster H. Jacks, Longwood Myrtice C. Harris, Pierson range" The diplomatic and national security aspects of this whole situation demand a great deal of attention, he said, as does the impact on the world financial structure of as much as half a billion dollars flowing into the oil-producing countries between now and 1985. Not only the United States but Western Europe and Japan will be heavily dependent upon the Middle East ior their oil requirements. Russia, he says. will be the only major world poss &-r in the coming decailt' that will he self -sufficient in energy resources Nevt'rthe!ess. McLean declares that the consumption of energy should be encoi'raged — provided it is - used because it in. efficiently for socially desirable ends evd..ably increases the overall efficiency of our economy Republican Women's Club. Sanford: Shirley Williuicson Nettie Lee Morgan Lucy K. Bridges Arthur M. Campbell $ — - Joseph Griffin Jean J . Allen Alma Scott BERRY'S WORLD L L Claude M. Whitten Reuben 1). Deklt' Deborah McLean lk'Llar) May J. Robert J. Andraud, Dellary uth Arnold, Deltona (;rundeas Sjoboni, Lake I u 'raft, 0R Miry lit - The thought amused him. "A star at 57," he said, "I re at a cocktail member once party I overheard Carl Sandburg, who was a very old party by then. He was talking to a girl probably some actress — and he said to her, 'I'm lorry, honey, you bore a* and I don't have enough time left.' "I don't want to be bored. Don't think I'll be bored with ths show. it's fun. ItWUthe same when Davis and I broke - 01 WE DO! you ui'icHlcJ OII tn.Jt N t ,'C'jm'v'-'(on us again and again and that's the very reason wh y we're here, to be taken advantage of when 'e . WE DO financial help. Who cares about you?. The Atlantic Banks help a' During John Angel's administration - p,litici. IIW Ii we Coil Saved - Davis was a terrific actresi. She knew where every light was on a stage or a set. Davis had the ability to get up her uvrn adrenalin. "Maybe I never made it as a big star but I look back at Acturea — solmie pretty O'Clock High' and 'Deci'12 sion Before' and 'Phone Call From a Stranger' and 'AU About Eve' were my bee, I IhUt — and I don't believe I evr gave a bad pert ormance. "i have nocareer worries. The bell with It. When I need a buck, 1 earn a buck. I like the Uer I lead, back In Maine. I awl. p, hunt, swim, mess with the squirrels, read poetry intle schools. dolome 0! YoI nlscl'Al'(;IS I sad, away from the blizzards and up our marriage 'Bette, I'm going my way.' soaking up some California sunshine. .50 I came out and we made the pilc4 and they went and sold the series. Now here I arn 57 years old, back in Hollywoud and maybe I'll be a Who IM ff YO u A Arf;V CAP? Springs per cent of its oil requirements from foreign sources. chiefly Middle East nations. This is nearly four times as much as we currently ini. port and could by the early 19805, amount to a deficit in the U.S. balance of trade in fuels "in the $20 to $30 billion DIAL Ill 1561 1521 PARK 436, ;!! getting 6:00 heard from since. Aboard it were Boggs, SR Reglch, 40; his aide, Russet Brown, 37, and the pilot. rn F Association, Fall election school superintendent can Pattie T. Weeks dIctates to speak. Open to Valincy D. Williams meeting and steak supper, 5 p.m., Lee's ranch near public. Hershel E. Dunn (M. 23 Chuluota. James W. Iiill 31 Seminole Mental Health 0C t. Philmore J. Jones Winter Springs C'Mmnurtt) Oct. 21 Assn,, 7:30 pin., 103 Robin ill Dorothy Glivens Band Boosters Assn. children's Halloween Lake Brantley (let . 24 Thomas J. Herov Sweetwater flO e party, 7 P. m. city recreation barbecue, Lions Club, noon, House of Shelley McCray center. Anna McNeil, Altamonte Oaks Preview Center. Steak. Discussing the nation's domestic energy gap and its implications for national policy, before the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh, he predicted that by 1985, the United States may have to import approximately 40 to 55 Recovery In Bay State Interested In was to Oct. 26 Meeting of SISTER, Inc. 8 headquarters, Altamnonte Springs, 8 am 1 11.111., Bran, Towers. p.m, sponsored by Suburban Oct Sit Dr. Gillespie Role Fun: Gary Merrill .— 1:00 Rummage sale, Republican Oct. 19 Seminole County Cattleniwn's auditorium. Sc man and chief executive officer of Continental Oil Co. So long till after the election-!' over 20 years ago, and he was sitting in his trailer essir roam at MGM, where they are filming "Young Dr. Kildare." This is the new syndicated version wherein Mark Jenbans plays the interne and Merrill is Dr. Gillespie, whidi means he's following in the well4rOd footsteps of Ucinel Barrysnc*e In the movies and Raymond Massey in the TV version. "It's all my agent's fault," said Gary in his free-wheeling way, "and the fact that it wA# snowing the way It snows In Maine in wirier. My agent called and said they were do Ing a pilot for a rernakit of 'Young Dr. Kildare' and was I interested in playing GlUese' Well. what wasreall)' OPEN SUNDAY — Point Of View ft VON FREEMAN ('opte> Ne's Service Indochina war cleared the Sen. ate three times in 1971 and twice in 1972. hut none ever .nt thrnigh the I jo'icr' CANNON MUSIC CO. PIANOS 4 ORGANS QrimiiIci Criltndrir .•. . riospiiui Notes Opinion By VON OAKLEY • Cot-mack, and Boston Mayor Kevin White. Rut Congress killed the wetwhich Nixon repeatedly called his most important domestic proposal. It fare-reform plan — October 18, 1972 ADMISSIONS - - sion.; about ) miles to the southeast. The missing twin-engine. ( ' essna 31(1 left A n('hriri g' .Joni, 3R, of ?'lIrh4Iok muse of lift', an armada of Monday on the last leg of it Fog, rain and generi 1',' iillifles preporel to resume the whirlwind campaign tour by flying weather prevented au search tottiiy (cc a plane miss- Itogs on behalf of Alaska's hut the briefest of visua, iiig for thr ee days with House lone member of the house. Rep, searches of the two areas WedI )4'Inorratir I .r'c1i'r hale h)993 Nick Hegich It has not been nesday It )I(AGE, GE , Alaska Al'l AN C HORA I-'t'iIt Imir sortie c'l,'rtronir Governor Ps Re I n s ta t I n g Mc C a I I Need Is Cited emotional peak. He was denouncing President Nixon for sending out to 28 million Social Security pensioners, notifying tht.mofa20per(efltinCrUsemt8 "That implies that the older people are indebted to Richard Nixon for that 20 per cent Increase," McGovern shouted. - 'I say that piece of paper Is a total fraud." Nowhere In this foray into Massachusetts was there visible evidence of the deep troubles he has encountered elsewhere. The crowd was variousy estimated at 30,000 to 100,000. Old party regulars were on the stand to Indorse his former Sen. Eugene McCarthy, former House efforts Speaker and Massachusetts political power John Mc- program; other and coastline and mountain areas northwest of Juneau. Ile Sanford: — health mind sharing bill which he plans to sign in ceremonies Friday at Constitution hiall in Philsdeiphia, been active In the Winter Park weather," an Mr Force spoke-, The executive H ouse comiiiittue on tJnhas Chamber of Commerce. Activities. lii' man saul. committee of the lh'Hary American added that an electronic — Republican Club has completed -------equipped scaich craft hou arrangements for the preA researc. drugs as 1-M-Chnlanthene and suspected flight path MIAMi (API flown the election meeting in the newly Benzathrene the plane "back and fct-:li scientist says she would be will- 712-Dimenthyl of Community ty air-condit ioned elf as little She said in injection a deal with thieves ;,n:l in to make Anchorage h,etss('en ('enter at 7 :30 p.m. Monday. a milligram oi 3-M 0 of two vials of as 4-l&,tfl return of efforts to pick up for the Juneau" u" in Key speaker will ls. former p,ter,t cancer inducing drugs had generated cancer In mice. possible distress signals. econgressiiian August Johan. Meanwhile, three Coast stolen along with laboratory If injected into a human, she sen, active in l(epuhllcan afplied i uugh van equipment from the Papaviico- said, cancer could develop fairs, it friend and colleague of charge in the beating death of Guard cutters 'FAt I.AIIASl•:E. I-ia. (Al' the Gull of Alaska during the kaou Cancer Research Institute, within hours. the late Senator Everett Toiiitiiy l.et' Vickers, a black In Dr. Dunning said inc cherniDr. Wrthelmina F. Dun•ing, I)irksen. lie is a former prisoner being held in the l.ake' night. Gov. lteubin Askew says a who P',eais a research project at cab were in crystalline form Bad weather ccntineei !o newsiiwr man and minister decision County jail on ii traffic' charge. reinstating on and probably were not Wednesday the institute, said schedule, but an(l was Industrial relations However, Askew has yet to Jumble the search the Kellogg sspeiiikd like County Sheriff not to dangerous if they came in night she would agree In Guard spokesman a Coast manager uI Willis McCall hinges in lift the suspension of the seven corges against whoever ccntact with skin. She added press was "silly to give Juneau said it Company in Rattle ('reek. lie whether the sheriff carried it termii sheriff. was no danger if the Sunday night, that there when there are so many broke lnt' the lab has also served as an editorial pistol into a courtroom during "We have looked Into other U hope but didn't know if the institute LhemlcaLs were dumped into a writer and radio station news t'Iuii'gcs, not only those involv- areas left uncovered." his recent trial. police witer supply. expected admniristrs'tion or the Today's search was editor. Askew said he would an- ing Tommy Lee Vickers," said But there was extreme danparticuto center urot nd two areas would go along. In Congress from 1955 to 1965, flOiifl('C it decision on McCall's Askew, "We have been she said, if they were swalThe chemicals were in a get, the he was a member of the post ease on Friday. larly interested in the allega- along the 560-mile route scales. towed, injected or entered an stolen set o• Pass area 50 drawer on a rugged Portage cornservice cooffice and McCall was acquitted in Au- tions of the sheriff having carwound e open th ti ithii fied The scIentist miles southwest of Anchorage ranking and mnittees gust n a second-degree murder ned a gun into his trial. Republican member of the Energy Policy By JAMES CARY Copley News Service A wave of excitement raced through the BOSTON crowd lining Washington Street. It mounted to a roar as the motorcade came Into sight. People shouted, waved and sihistled as a grinning and elated Sen. George McGovern rode by , waving back and nodding. By the thousands they jammed into Post Office Square to stand and shout in approval as the Democratic candidate mounted a speaker's platform and worked himself toward an President exaggerated the cost of the clean-water bill, that he has repeatedly vetoed fund; urgently rieeclel for education, Dc L1\ 1(Y COURTS -- IS of the PreqidenU; broad go. reorganizatio n ernment proposal;, and all of the varin,q national-health-care plans ('ongre;; fought and lost hattIes with the President on forreign pole',' and military issnec in both the 1971 and 1972 4"c- By JOHN M()ItltlM)M Awwiatecl liereitii Writer GOP Meeting Set I Vf.ST6iT'. McGovern iiic''I tot ehucine, I'us1;iticifl. .i il has protected the Pentagon budget from their effort to pare what they call wasteful spend.Ing. Nixon's only major domestic legislation to survive (nngres; was the $30.2 billion revenue- Search Resumed I For Lost Plane DeBary Monday At These things are minor but symptomatic. The big thing is that too many today neither practice nor believe in standards of behavior. Why should they get excited about Watergate' What the politicians do is a lot of what they, themselves do. If they were in public office, would they be different? Not very likely. !Y'.. — I \ treating social ills, anti that he ('ongres; overrode hi; veto of a $24.6 billion water-pothition control bill and killed the 5250billion federal spending ceiling he sought along with unlimited - '- - rn Even in small clusters, there is a curious, disorderly restlessness in peo lees movements. Patient, quiet waiting Is out. While ttie doors are still closed before some event begins, you'll see people dashing about, crisscrossing each other's paths as if they were somehow alone in space, lounging on floors like exhausted athletes ./ ' M i:l 1 'AN i .i: ; )N Post 2 56 of ( 'assellx'rry nd A lix lila i• held (I) joint flW('t ing a titi supper Monday night at the St Augustine ( 'hun'h honor (hi' Boy Stater and Girl Staler sponsored by hit' units. Left to School Setilot's right , ltov Slate ( '11a I 1-111a n Leon I .i'inaitt-e, I .y I n a t) II igh iiidI I Gregg i'egg Wallick of English Estates and Krist a Slort'y of ongwood, Mrs ( ;t'or'' \'i'a t 'i., ; in Sta le rlia I itna vi. I a tie ( as 's'lherry I '111)1 I) . The mere physical movement of people in public places has changed. Gathered in crowds at political or perilous other events, they often push and shove in ways rs to others and themselves. The mad cape which frequently accompany victory for the home baseball or football team are turning into orgies of truly vicious vandalism. --. ' u Simple things are made complex by bad behavior. Escalators are made to carry people up or down. right' Well, in this age, not necessarily. They are fun spots for the kiddies. including ?en-aers, who cavort on them as if they were exhibits at t.oney Island. I watched a y half his time try inlz to theater manager spending nearl keep his escalator from being damaged by abuse. — -. Ire Many of the transgressions can he viewed as "minor." but they are highly revealing of attitude For instance, in most cities the fire laws forbid smoking in movie houses and other theaters. The next time you go, check around. Usually a number of people within your range are lighting up. (As a sideline on this habit, officials at the June state Democratic CovCfltOfl in Minnesota asked the hundreds of delegates not to smoke in the crowded convention ball, whereupon some irate woman arose to shout that nobody would stop her from smoking. that it was a violation of her constitutional rights.) ) COMGEY .. to Even so, I was staggered recently to learn that, in the fair-sized fair-sized office quarters of a highly respected firm where access 1w outsiders is limited, men's wallets were )wn 01e1 left their stlltCO)(S 1't'IIInd v hue 'aishing visiting another room. Presidential '72 . Winter Sprin gi Nancy Booth 322 ,73& It 11w' ,uitk.ual political t'nmnpnign. Nixon nrui;d the legislators of exessivr spending and raked the issue Fisfain III his resixirics' to his twin defeat on the tee Cheating and stealing at nearly all ages -111(i t'SCi) 0lt of place Is accepted as normal and often quite permiSi ble I have been in dozens of offices where It is taefl for granted that if voll leave anything of even ifllfl'1 value unguarded for 'n few moments, it will disappear Not even our cheap ballpoint pen is safe. last day of the session, power to make the cut; to a; It passed. Even before Adjournment achieve it Nixon rhararterited hills Wecins'sday night, the 1)c'mn- the vote; mis an invitation to a uriitit.4'OfltrflllNl Congress had tax increase, 1)t'mn'crat-' replied that the its two-year record thrust Into gans, Offbeat Ruminations As killed about as many major Generally, those who test the nation's VIC5 %I)It %ltI' tudes tell us that lPtt' dismiss these matters quite cynically, saying that's "politics" and indicating thes gard neither major party as being above such heflafll clarification and light. These are also the days when the headline making capacity of the White House plays directly into the hands of the incumbent. In President Nixon there is an experienced expert at the controls. His performance will not only be worth watching. It will be inescapable! Let's Educate For Life Assorinird l'rcss Writer WASIIINU'iON (Al's -- The ¶rmd Congress, battling with President Nixon to the end, There's a lot of astonishment In this town (1% Ct (lit' fact that things like the Watergate bugging C85C arni olitical spying and sabotage related instances of alleged p 0 in this election aren't - grabbing" the American pi'l camps mac do much more in the way of passionate charge and response that for people. That it is penetrating the protective screen which has so surrounded the White House that direct confrontation - Nixon-McGovern - was By .111K hiAtt. I V and would be laid to rest by the Republicans Thus these coming final weeks will be a period in which the oratorical heat from both which lost the momentum which the Democratic nominating convention had produced. a momentum based on the recognition of the national sentiment which would want the burdens and the profits of government re-valued, and re-distributed and has only recently shown signs of getting this message across to the to rue," said Gary Merrill, Deltona Debar)' Eflhi..,.tSI #. the Republicans retain the occupancy of the hlLil.lxw(xm 4. e.'.beiry Tarigle*ood I.,' 1cm n Pjmk F Fii?. Goideniod Eastbrooi M.rilp'' C. Tothe BaI1US 11yIlRtCF ruled out from the beginning must be at least hoped for. It is in this way only that the doubts and fears which Democratic charges - and they have also been on the overkill side — could be plicat ions of the Nixon re-election campaign to assess in terms of what such a spirit indicates if Alin .11 Cong ress Rebuff s Nixon Watergate Points Presidential Campaign: Plus And Minus FFORD DERBY J Editorial Page tV 11 Editorial Comment kENCH AVE. 'i Overrides Veto Political Notehnk n , ar-4- 60 additional Vocational. Technical programs have V been established in Seminole County Schools. AN 4 Member The Atlantic Group of Banks in Florida Member F D i C. "Watch! As soon as I've paid for this—they'll establish a national health insurance system." PAID POL. AD UV MASON WARTON, TPnAUI �6A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. 19, 1972 TRACK TALK with .." ..... ....,*Q,_ George Crossley Leguna Seca Con-Am Can..AirT wiis fl1t Just it 'irtor this is for George Follxrier. It marked the end of an opVvuKend portunity for the McL.aren Team of Hulme and Rev-son to catch the Penske Porche Team in the 1972 Series. Folimer now has an insurmountable lead wIth 118 points 'ward the Can-Am Championship The McI.ziren team has tota1l dominated the Can-Am series ever year but the first ince it was started in 1966. This year Roger Penske and Mark Donohuc along with Vollmer have done what many great drivers and teams have zii1ed'to do. Defeat the Mcharen Team in the Can-Am Series. Teams and drivers who have tried It in the past and iiiled include Dan Gurney. .Iirn Hall with his various iricluthng tht iirtiiiu '\ ncuriir. ('leatier' Cisr i&ipparcL which appeared in 1970; Jackie Stewart in the Lob in 1971, \1arIE Anndrettl In the Holman, Moody Ford McLarrn, The Great David Hobbs and others. All these fine drivers and teams tried and failed to take iway the crown from the perrenuil Can-Am Champs, the \lcLuren team. This team which was begun by the bit and rcat Bruce Meharen who along with Dents Hulme began the dvriast% have completely dominated a racing series with the t*st in the world trying to dethrone them for six years. It was truh amazing performance. Lets fare it though. Somebody had to burst the bubble. Nobody was more superbly cqwpped to do that than the Penske Porche Team wii.h assistance from the Maroijer It had to happen some time and and 1972 was the time for the Can-Am Championship to pass into other hands. The final rare at Riverside will take place at the end of the month \l.iiin, the winner of the I.evun,t Seen Can-Am was Follrne ir the Prnske Porche 91- If 41 u Cush also came close to picking a final score correctly when he tagged Thnht Prep a 7-0 victor in their game with Jacksonville Episcopal last week. The final was a &.O margin for the Saints Since there is the difference in the Oviedo-Kissimmee game t will be that meeting with we will begin our which revelations Neither the Kowboys nor the l.ions have been able to get into the win column this season. But the Lions looked impressive and vastly improved in their loss to Lakeview last week. An while all three "experts" feel the game will he close onl Cush is picking the Lions to win i,.'usn teems tin- i.mons will nip u the Oviedo Kowboys by a 12.0 count. Taylor The rich got richer in last week's Herald Prep Forecasters poll s leader Herk Cush correctly predicted all five of his games last week and increased his lead it two itames over the second place "Expert". sports editor Gar Taylor. Biggest in the surprise picks of last week WitS C'-u.sh's picking Boone to upset Lyman That perfect week raised Cush's scason mark to 17-5 while Taylor fell to 15-7 Third place is held by 3 Richards who had his best week ever, hitting on four of five last week putting his season chart at 13.9. There is but one difference in this week's selections but it is it big one. Cush is going out out it limb arid feels ficials flit' $50,000 international chase, one of the mart liiipart.ant stops in the World Manufacturers' Championship Series, will get the starting flag at three o'clock, Sat'trd. Feb. 3, and come to a close 24 hours later, traditionally kicking off t)ayturia's SPEED WEEKS program that winds up with the Daytona 500, Sunda, Feb. lb. Registration. medical examinations and technical inspection opens the week, Wednesday, Jan. 31, ano the following day will be filled with practice sessions. Practice and tuned qualifying runs are set for Friday, Feb. 2. Night practice will be held both Thursday and Frlthiv. Saturda) 's action begins with it two-hour niurniri practice session over the famed 3.81-mile road-track circuit. The drivers' meeting will be heid at one o'cbck and the 24hour race will begin two liurs later. The 1973 edition of the World Manufacturers' scramble is open to cars classified it. four Federation international de 'Automnotnie 4 FI ki Groups Group H iSpwcial Tc:uring ansi, Group 111 ..pceial Production Grand Touring Cars i. Group IV i Special Grand Touring Cars ) e.nd Group V i Sports Prototypes i. Special emphasis during the '73 event wtU be placed on Group II and IV. Group II includes Camaro.-,. Mustangs. Fire-birds, Javelins and Cougars. Porsche Oils, the Ferrari Dino and 275 GTB, Corvettes, Flat Abarth 100 and Cobras fall into Group IV. The annual SPEED WEEKS program will also feature Daytona 500 NASCAR-F1A stuck car pole position qualifying, Saturday, Feb. 10, and ARCA's Royal Triton 300 stock car race-, Sunday, Feb. 11. The final week hits high gear Thursday, Feb. I.L. with two I25-eliilr Daytona 500 qualifying races. The Citw-a 200 road race' is set for Friday, Feb. 16, and the [)aytona-Permatez 300 Sportsman race.,follows, Saturday. Feb. 17. The 15th annual Daytona 500 Winston Cup battle will hit the high-banked, 2.5-mile u-oval at 12:30 p.m., Sunday. Feb. - Sanford Seminole is at home with the Daytona Mainland Rues but the home field will be of little help for the Seminoles according to Herald "experts." Taylor is of the opinion that Mainland will run away from the Tribe to the tune of 42-12. Richards sees it much closer, the Bucs winning 21-14. And Cush likes the Bucs by a two 21edge, touchdown Mainland 7CONSENSUS: Sanford 11 Trinity Prep's Saints have anot he r long trip facing them this week again as they venture for a battle with Tampa Berkley. All three Herald scribes are picking the Saints to have a happy return trip, Taylor sees the Saints posting a 30-13 victory. Richards isn't much behind with his call of 32, I ' -' ... . -' * I 6, I. , -' . ' ' - . ' : ', I. , j 1 = - ... 1 . VA~ . , - ' t- .' . . - ' , . L -n' III ' ' ' ' - I -.' ' -\RF''\ - "PuiR'l"MA\ (enc "1 orch' I r his Coachiflb efforts in basketball at ,. , , ,,,,,Oiit t ,h h olds up a differen t Florida T ec landed in a "small lake in the Orlando area. This bass weighed in at 8 pounds. W , . .01 " - • -, - - - 'p-' - . - - . - -- - AI ,' - , - . , 'b illlw '' -. .. - t. ;:~_-4- -- - - 1,111 I'l'EEN s; as a luckx W reuniher for A - Jim North Bridge and Ponce Inlet last week He used cut mullet as bait. 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V-Jo srnply ii.i9 it rto you' Vu , or.d c6 checks, via sensors and p'obes, vitO1 service po,ls cnd spells o u t the -'s n plain En& 1- T-0"5 se'v'ce '.'cie oil ohrs eip'.ors wh it VVI owners '- ie go en mote resale dotlor otor three Ce ' foot years tnar t"e owners o any O' h" 01 corrpooblecor.t Obvejsy, d's rot of!, the price of the '7 r . 0l d ?e'!e 'o 'e-. asked was 'Who to'' The.y told es Moe O'ter!ioe to spe '-,c deos then e.e f,re 'non L000 ti'e a ( arC that zng no'e 'no n sCtJ!;n speceors metcculoc$iy Some iwo Or th'ee ¶mes, Fo' 5.0 .'s, "5 no, eno jqh to get it rgl , we wont it i ,-, '' - -. --' -'_,,.,. - ,',.,,.'.., -. - - -' Few thin9s in We work as w.1 as a Voilkiwogn. 1C 5 II'"*t 'e. ' 'I III 101 0,11 b 'I . .'t - 'ti ' - •'o " , - 1'" 0,,'r ,,po'.d r, "t -' . .. 4 t ".".s ' ,.piCSd bf 4((( *,te,. o" t S Of Cu' ec".s C tot' q I I ..?sj 1.,g,' of hail of Famer Christy Mathiews"n. was lifted for reli ever Clay Carroll with no outs In the ninth timing, utter he l '- ' SEE AND T C ST DRIVE THE FULL LINE OF [s i ll a ker B 73 VOLKSWA0CN$ AT Air Force 35, fus'y 14 Auburn 26, GeorgIa Te'ch 21 threw three straight balls to Oakland Iirt baseman Mike Epstein. Blllhieg'uam raid he wasn't olkswagen, I flC. V 3219 Orlando Rd. (U. S. 17.92) 0(1'. 21 Sanford, Fla 0 1 about Last Week: To Date: has ta pped Ken iloltiman to face Gullett in 4 rnatehiip of hard-throwing e'oithpw tonight. The fifth '.lik'' \t( te' ri/ic' I'' , ' game will also be played here stressed short yardage itu- Friday afternoon and the sixth 'tin' bulldogs, 3-2. ations and the kicking game in and seventh, if necessary, in included spilit rrid Itex Plitnal, who uuiicsrd four weeks with ii hiieeulili'r 'e'par it inn If i getting really for 15th ranked Auburn Mearw,tiile ,iihurn 'pent I tenors on us pa.tcing game, boll offensively and defensively. .\J lssissippi Staile had a pretty [lead Cotich Rennie Ellender of Tulane said that senior Mike' .also mAn tile nation's longest Coach Charley Stioira, in Walker will start over snph- Oakland," he' butt said. ir.ii-tr ______________________________________ ~ BARBER STYLING . .'I In North ('arollnu 27, Wake Forest 12 Oregon Stale 16, Washington Stale 14 VirgInia 31, Tulane 21 Louisville' 34, Wichita State 14 (N) The Old Boy Himself Utah 23, %V.oming 12 \'ale 21, ('oluuiuubla 18 Arizona State -$2, Brigham ( N )—Niht (;allies ..........• . 17 U('Lt 19, California 1$ X .1I. Virginia 16, Clemson 14 Colorado 214, Oklahoma 22 :` Dartmouth 18, Brown 14 Toledo 21, 1)ay ton 14 IS . fluke 26, Maryland 13 Florida State' 45, Colorado * :::: State 11 I ' Sport . :: Cornell 26, hliurs'ard 12 lti;itio -12. Idaho State II Mlctulgoic 37, Illinois 7 htjwa State 25. Kauesas Shut- New York Mets lost four league game's to the l'112 baseball play' Nebraska JO, Kansas 2$ Kent State' 2.3, Xavier II I'vmins lvanl;i i7, Lehigh iu (N) 1.51' 23, Kt'iutui'ky We'stt'rn Michigan 17, Marshall 10 hlouustouu 26. Miami (l-'la.) 12 The Pittsburgh Pirate's and ers strike' I)uring (tue regular American 1.eagtw season the Boston Sox won nine' of 12 game-s with the Oakland Athletics I'd, .804 .760 • I SI. LINCOLNS — MERCURYS COMETS — CA PRI S If you're considering ordering a '73 Ford Motor Company's 1973 Model Price Protection Plan assures you that if there is a price rise before your car is delivered you will still pay at the '72 price level, providing you place your order before Oct. 31, 1972 !!l- jW BUENOS AIRES—Juan Car- ": los Devoto, Roberto Monguizu, hlorae.'io Ciurbonettl, and Lois Angel I)aneru (earned for a 212 to grab a three-stroke first round lead at the Amateur Mcii's lenin Chiunupionsh1p. Hockey \lON'l'ltI",l...'j'tie' Quebec Nereliquies .imimueeurn'ed that Maurice ltn'tuircl would ucit return to huts coachin g position aft('r takinit a leave of abseuee'e he due to miucretiul strain Lifter tiltclub's first two World hlue'kt' y Assoeuiutioue giuimies. - South ('upuhimia 24, Miami (Ohio) 12 (N) Soutiwriu ('ahilurnuia 35, Wash- • • Ity The Associated Press Golf AKRON, Ohio—Ninny Wadkin.s arid Jerry heard defeated Lee Elder and Jun Colbert 2-up arid shared thee $70,000 first prize for the CBS Classic When loin Seaver of the New y Football York Mets struck out IS world (hicagci ('111('M)-The Mit'huigiun Slate 32, Wisconsi n champion Pittsburgh Pirates In 21 Bears acquired receiver('oka 4 I September victory for his Iowa 22, Mimint'sota 6 IRthe win of the year he got eight maui Zeno from (lit' New York Mississippi State 16, Southern batters on change ups and seven (iuie1s on waivers Mississippi 12 on fas lulls Baseball North Carolina State 38, East hander (MKLANI)—Right Carolina 20 (N) The Pittsburgh Steclers Jack liiI!ingtuiuii, with rulmuthm iii' West Texas State' 18, .Northhave two of (tie youngest quar' ruing relief from ('lay Carroll, nois 12 er Illinois ern Meuiuphuls Slate 20, North terbacks in the National Foot' stifled Oakland (lit three tots as ball League - Bradshaw and 'texas Still(- 1.1 time' ( iririrunati Heels blanked (tie hlanratty Both are named TerNotre' Dame :16, Mis souri 12 Athult'tics 1-0 to cut thee' A's' ry and both are 24 (fliiti State' $7. lmitliismuLs 21 World Series tenet to two %'R'Virginia 'tech' 29. Ohio I 'iii' tone's tie limit' % t-r%II% if I t'iiuiis Oklationia State' 2!'i, I1a itir ,t'w Yen k Met manager Yogi Spain -Stan BAIU'EIflNA. 10 1.n -r ttuaiked four pe-ople when Siuiith of Sea Island, S C., Stanford II, Oregon II topped Jose ( ;iun('rro of Spain 6Sari Jose' Slate' 27, Pacific 20 he was intluated Into baseball's Hall of iaimue this year .. ramus.' 7 I'.'re,i Shut.' 32, Sye' 6-2, to move Into (lie' Spanish ltnsteiiu ('olIege 21, Pitlshiurghi t)Ie' ey. Casey S(cnge'l, George International I nteruutut ionic I Championship W' ,s and Carmen Berra , his 19 eitiarte'r.tmmmtls %414V I'rii'e'Iuui lb. ( 'olgalt' l ''" Northiwc'sl.'rri 2(1, Purdue 21 tr,mis 30, Rutgers II Still Ilegu State 28. Ituwliiig (ire-eu 23 Predictions ore for games of Oct. 21 I Athens, (k'eergma Coach Wednesday's Sports At Glance X, Georgia 30, Vanderbilt 12 , 111111,110101111,1110 Ill Vince Dooley chose captains for Saturday's contest against Vanderbilt. They were q'iar(erbark .)allies Hay, Tailback T('t 30, Texas %&M 20 Texas Tech 23, Arizona 1' Arkansas 21, Texas 21 University 'rcnneuee (('hottanoogni 17, Citadel 7 (NI tidy cr511) Texas (El I'nsoi 19. New Mexico IS (N) 'ilIanuvii 39, (iuuantico 8 .., _____ recognition problems and ad. justmnents for the (kfl'flse," ('oiuchi l'aul "Bear" Bryant said of the 10th-rated Vats. 'Ml 26, William & Mar 20 4 - quarterback Bert But while it hurt the major leagues' top honee run hitter, it also didn't (It) 1(5) minicti for (he troublesome Ke'retucky at Baton Oakland teamie. Itouge. La .. this Saturday in a ''1 don't usually strike out key Southeastern Conference that many batters," said hI- game. Iingtuimii, who fanned severe Meanwhile, in Lexington, Athletics. "The twilight no Kentucky worked out in it cob! doubt helped mc'.'' rain and Coach Johin May of the There was men twilight, how- 2-3 Wildcats said It was "erne of ever. when Btllinghunn tired in (hit better practices we've' had the ninth. The journeyman thus year." Third.ranked Alabama spent right-hander, who gave up the' day rehearsing plans and three hilts through eight innings, the kicking game in sweat clothes in preparing for Tenmuessee in Knoxville. "Tennessee does so many S things that there are it lot of imigton 16 SMU 33, Rice 21 Alabama 27, Tennessee fl - of ripin-el Auburn 35-7 last Saturday for the Tigers' niniti r)uis*'etit ive triurmuph but Mc( lereiloru wants hiis s(ti;itI to get ready for always Jones, OPLE" Ties 1 7 onri and scored the winning run when Oa kland shortstop Bert ('.irnpanerk made no re-lay gssl workout, according tie ai55iflg the conditions, "I hate to hit in the twilight In ht'nslve 11O Wrong 10 68 i',ggy by 10 straight days of rain. But he picked himself up - 1 Right 41 dipped and fell on a field made whining string. preparing for Southern Miss e400tC Steve- P'oey against pun. That's the worst tune for" major college West Virginia The Greenie''. Georgia Tech Coach 11111 F'ui''It's obvious some of our hitter because' of the' fast-fading worked for two hours and El aptuuins for Sate'twr ni'ruied v oc PePh' ti;i'e' )'t't to get tnuk irutte light. lender sai d he felt his passing in Auburn, gammie key liii' swing of things and pre- nrd;iv's ('I nd nuati slugger Johnny attack had it_s best day of the Kevin tailback properly for Kentucky," ('hnt'sin1 Be'rtch, 'shin went 0i-for-4 Wed- icreil year back defe'n.c,ve McNamara and said Wc'dne'seiay. nesday night and struck out Mt{'lendoni -------I ,SlJ, tn-hind (hue running and three (laces, had been appre- KEEP S o"ç! iird nings he pitched. Billlnghazn, a distant cousin GAMES OF SATURDAY, 'J(y Oi(Ii,' ec.',s.ct. (-I I' -Se $ C ,tJ '' - ' . ,,. d--,e It ** co •' - . - - Pere, barreled areind thiri. . -'' held ii renitila' er;ut'tfre which (lie' seventhriinkt'd 'I'uge'rs, who week, the starting (line' for (ha' ECT PRACTICE 'rice Air Force and Nav umie Cincinnati and I was will tangle' for the fifth time iii their series arid the Valsatisfied.'' Bmllmngham was living in cons figure to sink Ow Mid M.'ariwhtle at Altamonte Springs, when tin- dues, 35-14 Altamita. ,cubuumi will ricoh.' trade came, but decided to buy of (e,uu gi* a home in Cincinnati. For a Hzimblimu' as they tie'teiie'h Tt'c'tu - Wre-uks while it looked like a bad defeat (hue Yellow Jackets. decision Billingharn got off to a 26-21 -- kaff-kaff! poor start, losing his first five The Arizona State Sun decision. But then he made hli nceruuual second half comeback Devils will cOrel 111W' t hit'ii' e'estei ii amid finished with the 12-12 d r i ', e tot tilt, n, blabtmrie Brig crow Mhilelic record seven tiara Ye.emunig I ruuveu'sm(y 42-17. hiullingluinmi struck out Remember, you read it first and walked three In winning the in the floopk' Forecast! game last night. He allowed Now go on with (hits fore-only three hits In the eight in. cast. "i montsa 24,DC .&? ?''t from nature. When (In' Serb's switched to - e i)iek ( Tony I'eroi singled and wa' sacrificed to ernnI base by t*nis Menke. Cesa r Geronimo, hitless in h is first nine World Williams \itir ii 'SVv still he;,e' not regiciuied c'xpe'e'tecl bark for the Comicuritslnres, 3-2. our eone','ntrat ion,'' sold ;eui FOOTBALL FORECAST T Billtnghaiiu broke into pro utwuce—urn-kuimphi' baseball wi th the OrLindo entry The biggest gaumue of the of the Florida State League d' will bring the biggest back in 1961. He played for six surprise of the season as the minor league teams in live Colorado B uff aloes d e a I lt,;,se'lI 41101 e orrie'rte;u k wi'eks I niuumnph te',e'r hi st suu''e''.ia'' assistance' the third game of the 1972 World Series. (;iry Taylor Photo) ., 11,11 -ire still thinkim! ili x)llt contest in California wits 510 JUtIOR Pla eoe' of " ieiuire'retly .c'ciislanii St;,tc"s football Hit' only run. 1 hrow. U Ity 'l)Ii' A5SO('IAl'EI) I'I()s' 1,Klst night the trade paid off as tile hig right-hander posted a 1-0 Will leagues before breaking into migtuty Oklahoma a stunning the' big leagues with the Los 28-22 defeat—kaff.kafl! My lie condolences to the Sooner Angeies Dodgers in i%e. fares but that's the way the pitched 71 innings in 50 games Iloople System is calling it! that year, posting a 3 record. In the other Big Eight battle But expansion came and the Nebraska ('ocmnhuskers I3illingham went. Next stop was will vanquish valiant Nan. Montreal. The stop was a short sas, 40-214 Alabania tolling toward one though, as he was traded to hIo'iston in a deal that sent tie Southeastern t It r room will not be' denied as Rusty Staub to the Expos. it turns back a r t' g g e d 29.32 during was Billirugharn band of Tenrue'sst'e' Volunyears in Houston, with huts three his tee'ZS. 27.22 - har.runeph ! his 13-9 mark in 1970 his best We were forced to Push the ear as an Ast.ro. Compute.s to (tie' halfway thought I might liouple ''1 come up with enough Iureeit to traded last winter,'' information' to st'jarate ttie Billingtuini said. ''I had are fine Arkansas and Texas operation for varicose veins in elevens We kafl'kiaff my right leg and t1w Houston have narrowed it down to thee t team physician told me a deal margin of a field goal, 24-21. for rue was in the air. Two in (a or (u thee' 1tcorbacks weeks later, I got the call. All I over the Texas i.onighorns '.' For 1 but the 'I' unit 2.1 I )akl;ind ' '', n sent's were' played ire we'r' fashiiumn'ti w itheoii friends around Central Florida. southeastern Conference hot'and t tu e Texas-Arkansas raised He was born and down in the Southwest loop. Winter Park, where he attended ill it would Jove, what a thrill high school. He played baMball and basketball under Bill be to witness all of those conIrontations. But I steal! have is now Gordon, who to settle for one and not wishthrector of Adult Education at ,jig to slight any of those' fifle Seminole Junior College, schools I shall not reveal mmcv it --'- Ia'st'i. ( ' tilt 'I - v"ø te'.- ' . n of -----.----_,--- ies Li ger ldiuui;ige'r Dick Williams. - '.' ', ii TIL-V- the spring practice sessions begin in the major league ByMAJORAMOS B. HOOPLE camps around Florida's Fearless Forccastci Grapefruit League circuit. Egad. friends, there are So na turally Billingham and some stirring things in store Bergman became good friends. for you football filberts this Bergman even went to Atlanta weekt'mnl—two big contests in this year so he could take in a the, Big Eight, Oklahomacouple of games between the Colorado a n d NebraskaKansas, the A1abamaTenBraves and Cincinnati. a lot of neee showdown in the' Billingham has - $ ' *.4.c'.'. . d15e- Scrien appeRranrl,,44, a single to center field play. SO -Cleridott. coach (if tilt- Oakland Coliseum this Charles M( 4 Bergman's Raiders, well before ', tiangharn, we could have b to t ' 1, - -- - . and Denny LeMaster (right) \01CII lie Wa s 011 tile 11011st011 Pitching staff. But during the off-season, Bifliugham was traded to ('incinnat Billingham has been a familiar sight on the SJC practice field during the past few springs. He's always came out and worked out with determine conference so o,,d ,',' . 4, -:.. .. . S '•'" #'') A's for eight innings last night. - 1' itiamuipuonstup, but if Tennessee' ito get it the Tide in Knoxville t his weekend and then leave 1t- take t 0?' 0.' "0'0,"$ 0G ' •.. a three-hitter at the Oakland - - - e ' congratulations to the Cm- :J'- - liie. ' , ' I ;'t :.. cinnati right-bander who hurled ' .-.'• ' - upset when the Cincinnati major jam earlier in the game, manager, Spark)' Anderson, when he got Sal Bando to Jack Billingham probably came out to get him after the 3-0 ground into an inning-ending didn't get a tclegram from The 'Inc idea is double ulav with the base.,, President after last night's win, count or. Epstein. to win," loaded and no outs. The first thinking for the team but there was someone ''We had our two ticen had reached and with about him. Seminole Junior Bilhngham said. against the wall. I one out, an Intentional pass WetS College head baseball coach backs up issued to load the bases and set m v Bergman wasted no time in wasn't ticappointe'd." Bullingham came out of a U the' twin-killing. a telegram of sending . .--- . , , TAYLOR Hersld Sports Editor ________________________________________ 200, ''.11 1 -. • I 1I I ' ' ' I ill I ' B (;Avn' mintroduang the * ~~ 1972 price. . ' ' SJC's Bergman Sends .Billingham Telegram : , e'S,S' ' '' hea'y favorit es.. Only thins, in . t- ' -i- - .JOtiIi filiii' Me'M'efl' (lom w equally good for Oakland, sinkIng out II he-fore running into trouble in the seventh inning, When the Reds seni'ed the flat hits that lie gave lip were a hunt single by .Toe' Itudi (;.'e)rge' lIc'nelrlrk on nr eacy tit - The first two games ' Kentucky's favor is 1St rias -. ' ! lI;. The only liallito oil it qoft lillf. drivo. 411141 ''Ihe' twilight made the dii' lert'rie'e for nit','' said winnicig pitcher .ln'k ltilli,ighain iifter gaining (lee' viuIor' with ncnth i,intng help Irean ('lay Carroll "'i'oii'll see' another gesMi one' tonight with Doll Guilt pitch. ing," said Cincinnati 1anager Spark)' Anderson. 'layhs' (lit' rest will lx' eon'run game's use," said Oakland ., -. over the Oak!and A's in ' - . t. ' , , JACK 1ULLIN(;IIAM t'enter) is shown with \Vade' Blasinganw k1( . '. __________ . ' Auy thing }'eesiIeIt' three way tit for the chant' it, on annwunec'mnent Vi ecint's'- pmonship. That's a lot of If's but NLVI (.eRl.LANS AP.—The American Association of Un- day, the Tulane chapter of the stranger things have happened iversity Professors (AAUP). is AAUP said "there should be no We have some good games often at odds with athletic offi- disparity between the mural again this week with Tencoils at various colleges, but values espoused by academic rwe-Alabama leading was' Tulane professors have found communities and the values in- Flor i da S's Ole Miss Georgia themselves allied with Tulane culcated by intercollegiate ath- - vs. Vandy and LSU vs Kenathletic leaders in the case of letic competitions" lucky, 311 playing interthee' University of Miami S fif th e' Tulane' chapter cited conference game. Miss. State Th down 24-1 victory over the Cornell's forfeit to Dartmouth and Auburn are the only two —______-a' I :i. a 1939 ganue that involved a conferenceteams playing out of i0th down and said Niliarm's conference games. Here we go. refusaltcforfemtlitstsaturduv'b Alabama vs Tennessee amt' to Tulane "...lead many t question whether separate Playing in Knoxville, Tide 'anthtrds were emphasized." 5 Miami scored thee winning conies In undefeated to take on touchdown on at long pass with OuiCC beaten aig Orange. Tide 1 ic Santurd l nit auLi Department will sponsor a less than a minute to play on favored by all authorities from Basketball League fat- girls, what has been proven to be a seven to 15 points. Believe Neylaind Stadium is worth ages 11-14 Girls mnust be 11 down. seven points to Vols. Red before November 15 and can not m chapter sa id it endorsed Elephants let Gators out of hole November is, Lx- 15 prior to the stand of Tulane President several times last week. The-v 1972. Herbert Longenecker who Registration will begin ge'sted that Miwmii forfeit to can't afford that luxury' aPainst tin-Orange-men. Volt wi th week October 23, 19i2. Registrations TuIant - U). ic xtrcisuii. off should be well rested with all will be held at the.' Sanford ,..god sportsmanship and in- pba)ersreadv to go I was going and Rerreution Department stitutiuul authuritet to attend game but could not enter Veestsith' Recreation Miami officials get rcserx-atiuns into Knoxs-tlle However, Birth their bring Girls they could find no iou-nis weekend. Look for Tide to th said , ts Certificate and 50 cen on running game to hit' gaminThey depend dalton to forfeit non-residents niut All Mutuui had rumgrind down Vul by tourth contended card resident purchase a nunwas tinquarter. Believe Tennessee will it or further nutted no e-rrer and registering. F before information, call the Sanford mistake of a i"ame official throw more than usual against which reiuited in the call. Recreation Departxnen'. F S 'I tim ; . 1 ,'&Mrwufor25Ivards,butht'ld them to 3-15-I in passing (le'parunent \andy lucky' to get own% with: win Kentucky did fair joti in 31-2(1 loss to a s'ery strung North Carolina team Wildcats were not supposed It' nw.ke a good showing lucre, but losing three fumbles and one interception hurt bad. Carolina running game' sv.esome. 62 tries for 354 yards lAeok to see' Carolina in (at:.'. b' '_"Pa__ Introducing the 1973 Beetle: twating a surprising Williani and Mary team 21-17, . %, ill , I m-orilig I'alliv following Cirwill. nail's I .4) triumph Wednesday night that cut bk land's serIes S .,,'-. i -- , 0 . ''I,, , ''I, • Mtill,,, ill ti lli'lI l,ti ll , lend to 2.1 . 'I , j in t he four iti and infield hits by ug to Ito, cioceinel stier ted the' ni cit ti by throwing Us' K EN HA l'I'l )$9 While hi' was Ire, Hillinglueni, I )itk Gr'-i'n in th fifth and three' strnight tmIh to Mike' Asne'inIcd l'res Sport Writer Ciii. Epstein while the crowd cii it right-hander with an an- pinch-hitter (on,ah' Marquei OAKI .AN1) c Al' 'flip in the seventhr e'innn(i Heels and Oakland A's 49,401 at tin' ('olketiuui t'twcrcd. spectacular .500 lifetime tics only jatri carrie in the Anderson then decide-el that i,rtt, was a superman us far entered the "Twilight 7one'' ci th inning, when the A's had gut, in had gone fur H Ill in rom'e-tnr'cl p Oakland wac again tonight for the fourth enough feel the A's a steady diet of un'n on first and third with none gn,,ie of the 1912 World Serb's l oa ded with balls vii allowed only tint and the sinker Carroll then riinie in in pie'. dine- fiiAfl gone, But Billingham And tn-cause eel it. Ixeth fraui;s serve that stinky lend by getting three flies elating his tenure. finisheel tiff the A's by getting looked forward to iumthit'r l'',' Epsteiti on a lsninrc'r, Sal . , , - ________ -' Ili 'uliwil l !iI1111111 iwuiluil i5,r _,~ __ - '1 I Iii Leak for Bulldogs to be lot predicament. Both teams necessary. Commodores ac- our conference.Alabama and better in '73 with bunch of coming off loss last week, look customed to under dog role, will 1St, both 5-0. Once beaten, forwideopengame with Rebels come out running wi th Fred Auburn and Tennessee. The returning starters. Tide still has to play all three of Georgia and Ole Miss played throwing ba ll otter.. Florida Fis her and Lonnie Salter toting er teams. 1St has to ll about as even as you can get pretty be at up from Alabama bulk of work. Expect Bu dog the oth only Alabama. It would wi th Georgia out on top 14-13 game, would like to be ptayuritt quarterback Randy Johnson to play due' to missed extra point. Roth easier team this week. Think mix running of Jimmy Poulos appear that right now 1St W far th e best shot at teanis ran ball 48 times, Re bels playing at home will be only and passing to Hal Bisswell by' effectively. Georgia too much, conference title. But any of for 155 yards arid Bulldogs Ior difference. Ole Miss by I. these four teams can still win in by 20. 153. Both teams completed and all. How would Oklahoma LSU vs Kentucky t- ight passes with Bulldogs look in one of these four teams Miss State vs Southern Miss winning this department ios Bowl" the Orange Play-mg at home. Tigers are yards to 151 yards. An excellent Rail Game' hard fought SEC While- up in WilliaciisburL. Va.. Vandy had hard tinic illiams -. - I R caine. \'andy' defensive line let -. 2. 11111111, ft A -. i Bulldogs playing at home ui 24-7 win, rolling up 323 yards point favorite'. Don't believe it teams as most folks think eon though. Think Auburn will be Tigers to get a scare this week, what most folks think to be . n the ground. Florida dud not two sophomore States game. If c'cck that bad throwing 29 times, trying to regain national but 1St by 7. quarterbacks. Felker and completing 13 with one in- prestige lost ii'. LSU game' last Rarkum can put it together it I Georgia vs Vanderbil te'rct'ptuon f or 123 yards. Just a week. Don't think McAsharra could get rough for S.outh erand group are good enough for et- ery strong Alabama team Bulldogs ners. South ern comes in after Playing at home, Miss. Sta te' also looked good Auburn defense. Plainsmen over Richmond, 34-9 get some breathing big in defeat, going down 75-21 to running game too much for .should a squeaker and State after loss (ci FSU in FSU in Jackson Both Soph . Rambling Wreck. Auburn by 10, room, after winning close game. Believe Bulldogs Vandy last week over Ole Miss. quarterbacks got in scoring a tough gained considerable confidence comes in off waver ('IATORS NEED WIN action for Bulldogs with Felker win. for in FSU game and should William & Mary team. Look Florida vs Mississippi throwing two TI) passes and can play' gate if Southern Georgia to jump off to quick But. Ilarkuni running for another. Ole Miss lead over not so strong Vandy they played against Ole Miss, it at home, Playing Got to han d it to Miss State. a big will be lights out. State by 7. They are only 2-4. but those four needs this one bad. If they' lose team- Georgea FINAL NOTE— We still have loses came by narrow margins here they are looking down long offensive game to build conto some s'ery good ball clubs, road home. Gators are in equal I udence. Will run score up if two undefeated unti ed teams in ______ -- _______ fi win -. . ." . - C- 1_ I To Alabama won't believe this, but Rig let down after big win against inference championship, Auburn last week. Kentucky e Orange by 3 Meanwhile, the Gators wer could make th is an interesting playing a very' good first half up game if they play as well as AuburnvsGa.Tech in Tuscaloosa. Trailing oruls did against North Carolina they three points at half. But Coach at Auburn, cent-c last week. Don't believe th ere is Pla ing l:rzcnt got his message across points between these two a slim one 30 half and the Tide' stormed to beaten Tigers are ' O f " Vols P lay*in - Twiight one elps Billinghom 1 ~~ S g Host 4 , !i,i Finally Win . . -9 6 . P . :' j' - , ''"V ,:::,:,:,:.,,, - ( . CONSENSUS: Farra guI. SNA 2. with BILL BAKER '.. I 1 - S - Crucial Battle ,, 111111=11111w- - ' 111 1 - - - T_ ~. . .. - , z - - U. r_ , I .,,. .- . - . - Tue schedule for the 12th annual 24 Hours of L)aytoriit, ne of the world' most spectacular auto racing classics, hits 'en announced by Daytona International Speedway tiC II SENSUS: lake BranIlC 21. J Christian 11. The final game of the week V has the Sanford Naval Academy Ofl the road agist Admiral Farragut of X. Petersburg. And the Herald scri bes feel it will be a long trip to the Bay area but a longer return for the Middies. Cush sees the St. Pete eleven winning 21-0. Richards also is picking a shutout with Farragut winning 16-0 and Taylor likes the St. Pete crew by a 45-5 54-ore 13 and Cush is picking the Saints to 'n by c 28-13 count CONSENSUS: Thai Prep 30. Berkle 13. lake Brantley's grid force is with Jacksonville home University Christian School th is week and its unanimous here that the Patriots will pick up their fifth win in six tries, Taylor is picking the Pats to Wlfl by a close 15-13 margin Richards sees a larger .spread at the finish with the Patriots taking a 27-14 decision. Cush feels the Pats will win by two CONtouchdowns. 19-6. differ bet nut-ti, other than point cliffhanger but the decision going to the Knwboys b a 13-12 spreads. Got to call 151.. quarterback CO N S ENS IN And s;x'akinc of point spreads m it r g i n pt'rfnrmanc'e Bert Jones (hit-do 12. 1 nylon e'aniit thc Closest of any Kissimmee' 13. (hit—do Saturd;,t nighit in Baton Rouge ,: All three experts feel the "expert in picking the actual super He threw three TIi score when he picked Lake !,vmusn Greet'hnunds will regain Brantle'y to dump Sanford U''ir winnicg way's with tteeir pasa's fortoanother i leadingand the ran Tigers a 35-i mu Naval Academy last week by ii venture to the Tangerine Auburn The whccleL.St. teang on Saturday night. The Hounds °, 42-7 score. The final was 42-fl dud an outsta nding job on Thcscribesart' not te-'Ilingof the will battle the winless and Plainsmen, holding them to 9 with' margins in which they punc'hless Tigers of s'ardsun43trieson the ground. June' h:-X. I.I. t "ir' :. tourh- -and 116 yards in the air. Should Errore'd ...... move 1St up in rankings and the hard rushing Tide line. Got ,ike them the lucite to beat for a friend up in Birmingham that j & 24 Hours Of Daytona down but two of the experts feel that will end Saturday night. Taylor likes the Greyhounds by a 34-s margin. Richards puts theHnundsnntopofa274count while Cush sees the Hounds extending Jones' scoreless string by a 32-1) edge. ('ONSESSUS: Lyman 31. Jones 4. eleven will vorne out victorious sees, the ljons going down It for the first time this .season. their sixth straight ln&4i by a 2fThe rest of the selections do not 11, count. And Richards WIS I( Baby Grand Series ' S U - _' - ~ , __ ~ ~ ' - -, ,, ~. -_ 7 1 1 M -97 71 Top Forecaster Picks Oviedo To Win ,r American 500 A %ui i, it pitini separates the top two contenders - Lan Filliro and Carson Baird in the B. F. Goodrich Baby Grand Serit oret the national r an;pwrthtr will be or the line in the' urthifl4'it iser of the two-dot International Motor Sport, Ass rintum meet at I)avlona international Speedway on iturda'. and Sunday. Nov 111-19. Ft'llin of tivattsvillt. MCI., and Baird of netghboniiu I turcl, Md., will ba ttle it out in it l(k-niiicr at 31(1, p.m.. on ill in a test of speed and stamina on DaytoliL (tt'uianding 3.81-mile international road and track count. Tlit' pair will su(ge a daylight rematch of the IMSA I :u•r w*-t'kend night 'ace at Daytime that Fellin won when 1 to ir d headlights, fed. I t'lltri tuLsa 'I found the winning combination since. but h;i' finished high in almost every race during the beason. Baird tia posted two victories during the season to bring ;itui the showdown. lollvv.'ing the BFG opener, the speci) little IretiUilhl Fur!Ieu Ia 100 machine's will compete in a I,: , liiiiinary Sti-milt'm at 1 00 p.m .,on Nov no, just prior to the W ;i.m runnini' of the IMSA-Camel Grand Tourinc t.ti;eoin.ht; ti;i:tl. ;ii':i'.s. .'1 No C - n:: lit Rockingham, North ..'arolina we have Ito American VXI with Bobby Allison in the Chevrolet along with Richard Petty in a Dodg e and David Pearson, Ruddy i'.aker and all the rest of the stars of NASCAR doing battle on It,(. mile oval whch happens to be one of the toughest tracks on the entire circuit to drive Chevrolet has clinched the NASCAR Manufacturers 'iampioriship with 1G1 points. A hearts congratulations gc'e tiut to Hubby Allison, Cot' Coo Marlin, Fred Lorenzcn. Cole Yarborough and the late Friday Hassler for doing the kind of CL-lying job that have Chevy the championship In a year winch saw the greatest racing that NASCAR has ever ;i.duct-d with the finest cars and equipment. Certainly the best competition, the best drivers, make Uns victory for Chevrolet powered cars that much sweeter lkibb} Allison and Junior Johnson deserve it lions share of the t-redkt for making this possible. Even I4obt Isaac was in it Che -' before' the heaison was over. As a matter of fact Isaac his first race in the car at Charlotte in the National 500 was raring with the leaders for most of the event Chevy has definitely made a dent and a large' one in a series prt'nousl dominated b Ford and Chrysler. I don't twliV' that Chrysler and lord will e'ver dominate NAS('AL like' tht'$ have in the past. There art- now enough General '.tutori. entries who are competitive that I am convinced 197 11 set another repetition of this ve.:r with c'ofli;N'tition ve'r'. ASS. 'AL .e and vvr vxcilinj- Keep it u; irnIIrnU IUI U l I4,/ 1. ~ , ~. ?$.;w S,Pw.~ - __ TI Irtctr.rI k'ic I Reds /A 1Pieircd'. of I'?, 19/2 i ii" 11atifnrtI IIr'r,iltl - , - - 1111 - z Ar M ,— - - BA NKRATE F INANCING — N E W 1 973 W E R E N I & LEASE L I NCOLN & ME R CU R Y S FOR I N F OR M-\ CALL 322 4884 OR 831.5898 / -' ' Vote Jan) i - - :1 of Elections Seminole Coun ty • S r ION - - - - �Thursday, Oct, 19, 1972-1 B The Sanford Hr!ratd Confers Twice inger After Long Holdout Negotiations On Secret Oakland's Vida Blue Receiving 'Free' Education, 111111 le BA—The Sanford Herald I Thursday, Oct. 19, 1972 iss ctric1i bUSIneSS and that he IR .Iackon. no I islt 14) tile park %1 magic (t 171 his 1 1 51 tII!I But this year. as he sa' s pitches onb for Vida Blue vamp1e. tried to befriend ft IRA RERKOW longer much fun.'' he said big-league season, had an After I got in condition I'd and not for --- as tradition during the holdout but NEA Sports Editor do everything the same as ished 1eanhik. the educa. llue grew cynical after his c it--his team or t-1 a nervous cool- would ha c t a u p It to fame nit-1ith And AKLAND - 'N E Al - last season, same strong tion of Vida Blue Jr from quick a after the final his manager or "Mr Fin' Vida Blue is an embattled push off the mound, same Mansfield, La . continued "Watch out the backstab• Icy bers," hefor warns. The glad.ness playoff victnr' over Detroit. example of how times and good snap of the wrist, same rapidly and sadly. Perhaps Blue's disgrtin' o k e to lue attempted a j low followthrough—and 00P Blue found that Charles 0. handers disappeared wit his teammate lue Moon Odom tlement led to those senti people change. victories. ' Finley. A's owner, an estab 'Once," said Blue, the . the ball poops out of Blue also had problems which was construed as a ments. The playoffs meant a lishm'en( figure to him. could year-old Oakland A's pitcher. hand. I have no idea why. slam. Odom nearly socked comedown from the fan-flatThus, the physical #a 6-10 be as stubborn as Charlev with some teammates who him tered starter to a reliever, ''a young man would run won-lost pitching record in o., the mule which is the resented his holdout ifearful through a wall for a boss Blue made other wobbly an ersatz mop But he did ight Now young people will run 1972 after a 24-8. Most Valu- team mascot. Because of the they m miss playoff and t's ifable P I a y e r. Cy Young hoar reserve clause. Finley s e r i e s swag without his remarks, such as the one learn to a 'iireclate the re. through the wall only i ing . some were after the playoffs in which he liever's role, coming in in late innings in tough spots so ft enough. 0 1he r w i s e Award 1971 season) and the could keep Blue from p1a- might chagrined h certain atti- said that pitching for him is philosophical (nouveau youth ing major league ball Ufl1CSS they'll run up to it and stop he signed Finley's contract people today don't 1lingl accept orders n. power' may hate mixed like found that Dick Vil less they know the whys. the a bad witch's brew for Blue. hams, hams, the mustachioed and whos and the insides And As everyone who has not cold-eyed manager. need not I'm part of the times I've b e e n fettered in a cave be civil enough to discus' knows, Blue was a holdout pitching changes that in hanged with the times " Just last year, to demon• this spring until a month Into solved him. trate vicissitude, Blue could the season When he (mall" "I was upset because I ht;n ra:h ut tho r,u'e The howcd up for w o r k. i! s B a k Nult and wanted to be treated like a I5urn that pea. as the sa 1\lthuh l.ke t'it priduct'd Cleave Narin, and Florida performances of Narin and free man," said Blue "Older the individual winner. Florida people criticize young people S Junior's Ricks' Golden were all Nulty put the Raiders In conI I I ran away with tightly bunched, each one still tention for at least a strong r demanding their free the four-mile Division11cross dom. They want young peo. urianciombeminoile ccept 4 u t country meet on Tuesday with a bidding For the lead. At that second place Finish, but those a ;'It' to simply point, favored Golden fell back, hopes were shattered when uth t o d a'%- are different total of 35 points. Host Seminole Junior College was nipped for as ('o'weIi established a new their third muon finished a cak • : in o u t ti of ' eterda • Why. Just a few years agu second by Lake City, which mark of 24:10.4. Narin was 15th tha I i Aliii riltriAC ,,,, is ... .... u% , aS SCO :H.venr-olds cOuiant v o I e.scored U U I U U , I MI J MI Ra i ders Are Thir d I Arri Mai Eorro t Martorell. Laca, Elorri 1' ' GAME Doubles se'wcri 10 Agustin. Mugveria Gas?, 1 r. 1 Lilu c.rid, 2 Art 11 BayO CabaileeD, Alturia Lid, 7brrC 3 Rene YZa. 4 barn It*di; S Miruri Tovti,ItErdOib Eet,mn Luis 17 ufltO Caballero, E'a LU'S, PrdvQ%. 7 Angel engoa ii, p THUUSt)AY NIGHT '..Ia Jose SECOND GAME -- Doles 'evn Points - 1. Erdoz$ Jose. 2 Angel litre, 3 Liv OMlidi. 4 1.3ia Toni, S barr. Via, It Point i'ngo$ II, 7 tMrvn. Gandi, $ Artp Ilectross THIRD GAME - Dubrs '.ee, Pin't 1 F'rn.n litre, .'.tt JoSe. 3 Lily Via I SPIA 5 Angel Prdrosi, a itarr. .'ngoa ii, 7 Miruns Bastda. I ["dot. Ti FOURTH GAME - Doub*i !'vefl PointS 1 Itayo Ti, 7 Art,' I4mniQOi II. 3 Sal. Itastida. I Rene 5 lbafr& Luis. $ Lt'%a, 7 ChuchoPedro, S Arica MrnC ha IIFTH GAME - Doubles -- Vive l.in15 1 Anna MatIorell, 2 Ch,chc /,,ittifl. 3 GAtIs Elorri. 4 Manoic Gun?., S (gui Muguerla. I Peri Juan SIXTH GAME - Doublet - Five Pn,nt;, I ChucPtO Lu'S, 7 Aityna 1,anid,, 3 Alca Caballero, 4 IfnA *, mflChi, S Fermin Lace. 6 Savo i'mdu'O; 7. JulitoLali, S Quirilto Mar ?ofI'i I SEVENTH GAME -- Doublet I we Points 1 Alca lame. 2 .',aruri Yra. 3 Alit Toni, I Angel ,c'... S Erdota Menctta, 4 Lilu en 14i'nQOa II, 7 Savo Los*. S PC— Pear Pedt 05.0 EIGHTH GAME - Doubles F lve Points I Penis Lad. 7 Arv. l.gu%tifl. 3 Manoto Elorri. I Ou,nitO Garita, S Attuna Juan. I Gatti Muçueii NINTH GAME .- Singles - Seven Points 1 Qyinito, 7 Chuho, 3 Msrt0reIl 4 Eguia. S JuIitO, I Lace, 7 Elorri, S Caballero Singles - 5, 0 TENTH GAME Ponts 1 Anna. 7 Agustin, 3 Juir I Muguenla. S Maniolo, I CasIo, 7 Ga rita ELEVENTH GAME - Douttles "'yen Ponts I (h'thO Iota. 7 IF ermrn Luis. J Aide Bait 'di 4 'nyOCabaliero. S Rent' Pedro, S ,'?O Menchul. 7 AIt,i'ta LuluI I I :3u00 Mantoneel Doub'it TWELFTH GAME ..evt'ni Points I (gui Lu's 2 Pt'na Agvttsn. 3 Airs Pedro, £ .tiiIitO Cabilleno. S Qurtinto (lair.. £ AtIurtO Cmiii 7 Gatti Juan P Minolo Mugurmia \ow they can. Voting people ave worked hard for these changes Blue found that losing— once a word so foreign to him it might have been Sanskrit—changed not only him hut some people around him The Raiders were 'ery disappointed with their finish, stemming from sub-par per. formances by all but their first two men. With a half mile left, Lake Cnxwcll, Zadok City's finished In 24:25. Florida Junior College won the team title on their sweep of fourth through seventh places. ('.olden led them to the victory as they established their positions early and maintained 100% Effort ' For Seminole RE-ELECT AL I1 _ 'Win YOUR District 3 Democrat ' I, I flip '- V*.A P or F y s am at C p n : -. 7f_ IL I TOGLTlit U PAUl tl US Is, - — 116 ' 'iiti 1' Pii" i' nothing more antiwar prto.sttrs -who have sat and sat eitirt,'i,tisIv through 501(1 to rhet'rs than Li. for v I 'ru'sidc'rit Nixon to Shriver, liii' I )c;nocrntit' canexercised their lungs . . , iiitit'hi remarks. . are soimie hat better than they exercised their embarrassed by the lack of civ- didate for vice president, 5411(1 accept peace terms In Vietnam, lIlLy on the part of those few in Chicago that IF the that will have been a great lliifl(LS." Meanwhile, his I)t'mnocratie who exercised their lungs,'' he M('0t'('r11-Stmnl't'r campaign IlChlCVefTleflt," rival, Sargent Shriver, said that _______________________________ ---.— win or lose, the campaign will have been worth it if It forces President Nixon to accept . peace in Vietnam. :, " Democratic presidential can didate George McGovern, campaignming in Ohio, also touched ' • on the war issue Wednesday, saying Nixon adviser henry A. Kissinger "is going to be traveling all over the world in . search of the peace that was y. promised tour years ago." . . WASHINGTON (AP) Here President Nixon did not have at a glance is what the 92nd any campaign appearances Congress did in the final hours scheduled for Wednesday or before adjourning Wednesday today. A radio broadcast that night: ', was planned for today was L SPENDING CEILING: After postponed until sometime durfailing to reach a compromise ing the weekend. r acceptable to both chambers, A Nixon spokesman did deny 4 House and Senate conferees that anyone at the White house f abandoned the $250-billion "had any Involvement, aware• spending lid President Nixon ness or association" with the June 17 break-in at Democratic shad requested. CLEAN-WATER Bill.: The party headquarters at the Wa$24.6 billion authorization tergate complex in Washington. measure became law when the "If anyone had been involved House and Senate voted to in such activities," said press HOLD THAT hELICOPTER! Making like a commuter aI"out to miss his train, override Nixon's veto, secretary Ronald U. Ziegler, 14 It. (;RE(;oHv NOKES Associated Press Writer Vice President Spiro T. Aghas returned to the camnew has paign with a denunciation of ' - T' - orgress C.ir"p Tmeas •• At Glance . - . , r -. , , - •,• '. . ' - ' . -- - . - Chr...m,' pitIsi ct,'t'i st,irici for compact washer and div er It Cuts the amount of .' in ha'f SI'. r , p f'.':' s - IL ____ - JACKSON, 42, of Orlando was charged with careless driving by Trooper C. L. (Tommy) Tomlinson of the Florida Highway Patrol, after he lost control of his 1971 Dodge pickup truck on the 434 exit ramp of Interstate 4. The truck flipped on its side, doing $750 damage. TerrvWinnPhnto AUGIE _________________________________________________________________________________________ U.S. -Russia Seek Treaty A r rti S T a lk s I S et By GAYLORD SHAW sator Girard Smith, who sive missiles Was U1(T1ed by headed the U.S. negotiating Nixon in Moscow and ratified Associated Press Writer The team in the first phase of the later by the Senate, Congress WASHINGTON (AP) United States and the Soviet Stragelic Arms Limitation also approved, after eXtEflStVe Union have agreed to open the Talks SALT I. will continue as debate, the interim agreement freezing the bulk of both counsecond round of strategic often- chief U.S. negotiator. The announcement read by tries' arsenals of long-range' onsive arms limitation talks in clear missiles for five year; Geneva on Nov. 21, the White Ziegler said e Geneva ta lks, the UnAt th 'Pursuant to the agreement House announced today. d States is prepared to press te The new set of negotiations reached during the summit i will seek a permanent treaty to meeting in Moscow List %liy ti for a permanent curb not only follow up on the interim curb on continue active negotiations for On long-range missiles but aLso offensive nuclear weapons limitation of strategic offensive on other categories of nuclear signed by President Nixon dur- arms, the governments of the weapons. - ing his Moscow summit in 'May - United State3and USSR will re- Ziegler iaid Geneva wmill, w- The brief announcement of sume talks on this subject on lected as the site for the taiku take him to Camp David, presidential retreat in Maryland. trig $6 billion for highways and White house." the date for resumption of the Nov. 21 1972, in Geneva, Swit- because it was "inconvenient and expensive" to alternate the $3.4 billion For mass-transit sysVice President Agnew made talks was made simultaneously zeriand." The new talks will focus only negotiating 'sessions between tents died when the House his first campaign appearances in Washington and Moscow. failed to muster a quorum to of the week at Grand Rapids, White House press secretary on offensive weapons. A per. Helsinki and Vienna, as was , ' i vote onitln the moments before Mich., and Green Bay, Wis., Ronald L. Ziegler said am- manv'nt treaty 'nvertng defen- ilone in the initial SALT talk i. 4 adjournment. and was scheduled to go to SKYJACKING: Also killed by Bridgeport. Conn., today. property involved. Suggestion hillcrest Street. There will be a By MARION BETHEA Confronted by antiwar hecklack of a quorum In the House was made that council make a 50-50 paving assessment and was a bill giving U.S. juries the lers at Calvin College in Grand AISTAMONTE SPRINGS—In decision to improve the street the city will assume the option of sentencingaconvicted Rapids, Agnew repeatedly procedure for any and either assess the owners or drainage costs. skyjacker to death and halting chided them. "I am that governmental entity, through have them contribute their Mayor Swofford explained _______________ U.S. air travel with countries the many students—the ns this city has saved share. However, Mrs. Keyser the street is impossible to harboring skyjackers. majority of students—who have negotiatio its residents 199.685. was of tlis' oninion council maintain since and urah.'a The savings encompasses should view the property first. down on Florida Boulevard. it IL paving of Ballard Street, Council, in another matter, Estimated cost Is $6,015 for the Longwood Avenue extension authorized the city attorney to territory stretching from Lake __________________ ,7i and drainage of a protlon of draft a resolution declaring the Street to Florida Boulevard . •'iV Longwood Avenue and all of council's intent to improve with 10 homes involved, Ballard Street. Mayor Lawrence Swofford explained to City Council the initial bid for the paving of Ballard Street was $48,673, but : the negotiated price is now $36,468. Longwood Avenue extension is $40,775, with the Initial price $54,255. These two streets represent a savings of Two persons were arrested between Mrs. Drakes and $12,2OS and $l3,48orespectively. Further, he said, Thompson alter a raid by Sanford- Realford. and Wailer had offered to ad- Seminole narcotic agents on a Oct. Sgt. Johnny Wright vance a loan to the city and said South Seminole apartment reported an argument between they would perform the house. Dolores E. Davis,18, and the man and woman started at drainage on part of Longwood Russell E. Beaver, 28, were a bar and erupted Into the WO PEOPLE WERE killed In this early morning accident in heavy Avenue anthill of Ballard Street charged on counts of possession streets, when the woman ttX fog yesterday. The accident oc curred on U .S. 17-92, three miles north of' for $24,000. Previous bid was of cannabis and possession of changed shots with Itealford, DeLeon Springs, in Volusia County, Trooper C. F. Brown of the Florida narcotic paraphernalia by the $98,000, it savings of $74,000. Ht'alford In possession of a Highway Patrol reported both drivers, Genevieve Williams, 46. of Councilman Helen Keyser detectives. itoth are held in the contendedthe developer was county jail in Lieu of $5,000 shotgun, was charged with Barbervmlle and Benjamin Breckenridge, 20, of DeLand, were killed on engaging in it criminal offense offering the loan and decimated bonds each. impact. The Williams vehicle, a 1971 Ford pickup truck, was southIn a ahooting incident, Eliza with it weapon and aggravated cost in return for it "favor" in a bound and attempted to pass another car, in fog that had lowered Maretta Drakes,31, of 110 assault. Wright also arrested rezoning request, but Mayor Rupert Chastain Photo visibility to less than 100 feet. Spring Street, Altamonte Mrs Drakes after it was Swofford tlisClliiIlll'(S this Springs, and Frank Realtor- detennned she had used a .38 allegation. d, 32, of 390 Longwood Avenue, caliber revolver. Both were Supt. of Public Works Donald Randy said there was no In. ftoltiiiiitinte Springs, were jailed In lieu of 110,000 bonds. booked on two counts each after tereat on the loan, but Mrs. The injured child was treated expressed that Keyser Marcus Harmon, age seven, for tumor wounds and released That u.s where the question of uuiOstfLAit()rt'd-tIatiuiI 'tatus to By KENNETH J. FREED was struck by pellets in the from Winter Park Memorial Interest is "sometines Soviet Jewry comes in. More the Ru.ssians as long as high stomach during a gun battle hlo.spital. Associated Press Writer cheaper." Continuing, she than two-thirds of the Senate Li exit taxes am levied against The WAShINGTON I AL' I maintained the de veloper on record opposing any grant of Jews tryuig to leave Russia. most important commercial would "want some thing" if he agreement ever reached by the loaned the city $24,000. United States and the Soviet Mayor Swofford explained Union has elated the Nixon adthe developer wants to get I. mulxustreation, but the pact's (u Ballard Street paved so tie can ij lure rt'tuains clouded by conproe'eeol with a project 0(1 20 grvssienal ce'mmut'rn for t(usian acres. Mayor Swofford was Deputies arrested Rose lit Funerals its charge 'l'tit' deputies left their Jews, 23; Otis 0. Taylor, Mrs. Frieda S. Cooper, 60, of arrangemnenL& vehicles on htigtibanks Road Set'returv of State William P. authorized to negotiate with the Miirlt' and italkcd north into the Rogers said the trade agree- Apt. S-iS, of lit K. First Street, developer for the drainage at it Taylor, 27; Albert E. Capps. 19; Funeral services will c woods, where they found a meat along with settlement of Sanford, died Wednesday cost of $24,000 and with AFI5 Denny I.. Plenge, 21; and at LU am. at Gu Black group of people sitting around a the Russian World War 11 Lend- Orange Meuiiurial Hospital. I'I't(LIY Paving Company for $36,000 for Nancy K. Poole, 19, all of campfire on the banks of a Lease debt signed Wednesday Born in Callahan, ithic lived In Chatx'I and graveside services the paving of Ballard Street. Sanford. Each was Jailed under ii h1.' at I tOtal $3,002 LiOliti. -,mall Like. According to Sheriff 'creates a cituitate for peace'' Orlando amid tiuuv mug Lu Ending tiu long continued coining Fern.In'dula Beacn Titusville in 1969, later Kit 1)utt, the shogun was In in th world. matter of Ballard Street, Mayor Deputies entered a wooded to Sanford. She 1,1,41 a uuue'mnber plaill it'ICW. As described by Secretary of Swofford said, "I hope Ballard area in Doflary, after hearing it L)eputies moved In and raided ('omuinercu Peter G. Peterson of First Baptist Church, Street gets out of the way." shotgun blast about one am. In another paving issue, Tuesday.. Investigating fthe campsite. A van was parked following the signing ceremony. Orlando and a housewife. her Survivors include council will review, before next ficers reported hearing people near the lake, with two the trade agreement would teed end husband City of Sanford COOPIN, MNS. PNISDA week, paving of Second Street. talking and laughing as the y children, ages 4 and 6, Inside. A to $1.5 billion in trade by the building official ('Lark W. Iui.ts.i,su' Mm F rift-4 Mayor Swofford said there iseared the wooded srea In search of the van produced of its three-year life, a figure Flill s. coupe. W. 01 ?I% IBusler) Cooper, Jr., two were three property owners on patrol cars, several bags of a substance triple the current total, il '' *ItoU,ed WOU(W%d'l, A. li am daughters, Mrs. Wil the street, two of whom wished believed to be imiarljuana. Although both sides are oper. bebalti 11,110,11 Warn it iiwv The adults were booked in the aling as if the agreement is al- Bragg, St. Petersburg and Miss black (hIp,l *.th Ri'v. James it paved and agreed to share the Five Sanford people were Vi.Ison ofticilitnig %qtwlt$ *sIt VoluMa County jail at DeL4nd, ready final, It doesn't become Frances S. Cooper, Atlanta; cost with the city. This, Mayor arrested In Volusla County this litswiii 11 while the two 001ren were truly effective until the most- ummothe Mrs.. L.eota Swearingen, be cwwyctw it 111* vraid Swofford said, Is cheaper than week, each charged with Doiq,..q IIl0 (imsItsy . 111" one niando turned over to the Protective favored-nation status is for- l"t'rnundinu luau going through the possession of miutrijuana, over Beach; P , sit I 0.i: BIjcl, * two rJ.tv ('IUI granolsoll L*TII.I assessment process. The two five grains, and contributing to ,trjittL Service Division In Daytona mumally granted, and that takes "1 11 1 Iteu'h. amenable own 75 per cent of the tkstiglutt'rs. the delinquency of a minor, congressional approval. C ty S a \ie c 2495 $ 99 685 - ' -JT . • •' K N . . .4 Boy, '7, Wounded As Couple Ba ttle L: I lrrw' ' :u I :. Ton 7 Endoza Jot,. lbarra Vii. Rrc'r Bingo. 3 lhafra Bengoe, Fermin lame, Sala Gandi 4. Savo Ton. Fermin Iota. Atca Menc ha S Gatti Elorri, MartOto Carla Aria MenIor,Il a Aica Caballero, AlIfli Gina Savo Pedro 7 Rene PedroSi. Azi lam,,', Ant Ton 5- ,1 ' Aiz v,,--;-• )' I ii rj : JFANk LEAVING HOME L1 IS NO LAUGHING V,' :'nn Put tlie \'.'L h itcsc (.10 tflil It t,t'r to adjust to your new Sni I0LIfi&hifl, and rn.iv or im' 10" t i1,:t' in 1.1. 1' l'here was no official word or leak from the U.S. side of what was being said. But it spoke,,;man for the South Vietnamese government, Vu Khanh, rend this communique at the Information Ministry' dolly news briefing "1'ilittt'itI observers in eace a Sale. COMP act P rices on compact applianc e s. SELECTIONS 1IA'I!'ER..41 Kissinger and U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Hunker returned In the late afternoon for another session with Thieu, Lose' fl COMMISSIONER ('allastay Gardens lnvivatitinal tIns Saturday, where Nulty and ill compete against Narin college and university runners. Both also have a good shot at the state title, which will be contested for on 0-totx'r 2 Or iriltiway through the first meeting between Kissinger and Thieu, and he was ordered to read it at the evening briefing. lie said he (11(1 not know why the comnnimunique attributed us information to 'political observers" instead of an official government agency But news-men ronsIdere(I it a (lCVi(C for Thieu to make his position public without breaking any pledge of secrecy he might have given the Ainerican.s. There was no indication yet when Kissinger would leave Saigon. Saigon remarked that at the arrival of the American delegation in Saigon, President Nguyen Van Thieu continues to inert with representatives of the Senate and the lower House, the Supreme Court and various political parties and reasserted our firm position never to accept a tripartite proposal or any other political solution which has not been agreed upon by the people of South Vietnam through democratic means." Khanh said time communique was sent to him at 10 n.m., meeting attended by 13 other hlghlevel U.S. and Vietnamese officials. By GEORGE ESI'F.It Associated Press Writer SAIGON (AP) - Henry A. Kissinger conferred twice today with President Nguyen Van Thicu, and Thicu's Information Ministry said the president had once again stated his opposition to a coalition government including the Communists. 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Penncrest portable also has VHF memory fine timing. keyed Automatic Gain Control (AGC) for better contrast, and built-in antenna. A really special price for such a big screen and such quality features. JCPenney service VIRGINIA PETIOSKI It) I t s i714 t,.n(crd, a COHN'S LESLIE 5)1 4757 . IlLDI RICHMOND 661 5167 C.o.es, Fa. iA CALL ,. 3n.10 FOR OUR I L CATALOG SERVICE - Ca r.a I Li vu '1 for. We know what you're looking lt's$ptofttvS' I Five Sanfordites Held on Mar uana Charges - ,Area Deaths Funeral Notice .- . 1. Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney 's: Open 10a.m. til 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday! Sanford Plazaj .' �:. FAIR Thursday, Oct. 19, 1972 26— The Sanford Herald Paniela Thomas, Michael Rudd We d Dou e Rinty in INS . . " -- . . . r - • -. .. .. - MItS. Ml('IIAEL WAYNE I \i Zeta the trip for an% one, he explains In their quest for charm and Even the ship's gourmet cuisine Imagine. if you will. hair' elegance. passengeesare slated crepes suzettes or whatever dressers makeup .irtlsts a may be relished when he to get the latest word from masseuse. skin specialist, an rtique(te expert. Amy Van- "tells them how to do it etiquette counselor ana an obederbilt and there should be As people grow older they sity expert as captive perform- some new routines in exercises hose one per cent of active mu.rs on d up at sea For 12 by Elaine 1Lanne who works tabohizing cells each year days' It's enough to jiggle OflC with her physical fitness bus Physical acti'. it'. must be in talse teeth band. Jack Lanne, of tel& creased or food must be deweight the For more than a thousand vision fame creased to k piewhoarrespec ted teemBut twodoctoua re expect ed same. Metabolism changes also orbark on a beauty and health to get a real workout. One, wellcruise to the Ca ribbean this known dermatologist, Michael cur wh en one gives up clga- I r body u. njo> ed the en - K AY . i .ieutcnant Governor of District TAX A1 - COLLECTOR ,' - DEM - FI ii t IrO', Ry C,imp ' ir.. ".• -- - ' - — / -. J 4 . - - IIfl IA - S •' All Styles include Tools & Andirons Lamest Selection Inn for dinner in the South , , ;••.'•. 4"14 . , /14Cm' 6 g J ii (I ' . - - p. I it ( TELEPHONE 647-2534 - - - - EARN manage the beauty seminar aboard the SS France when ii sails to the Caribbean. ' e n. La rg (Ann Sieczkom- ski Photo) -1 of* Best Qualified A owl _06k 4% ZALES 49TH ANNIVERSARY - PER WEEK RL ' COLLEGE - pPI tQ' S '?ar irate CANNON music 44,a,v CO. land 47600 s2E C;'D' OdsOO tpe S - Term S Uø' te n " COLLE G E DEG R EE b A YOUR COMMISS 0P1ER • INO(PthOC uh..cs,, I HOMI •t (,.d, 4 9' O' District 3 Democrat y I G UNIVERSITYw I•C'f '1III l t(hi OV OF MID-FLORIDA £n.*,*srI,$.1PI$ M - ail bay PARTNERS 170GETHER C. S O _ $300 ' COUVU4IEUT WAVE TO BU ( C'a's • • Uiu,. Latew.yNowforCtv*m.sI . S FriE $' • ill VS %jcy' • ZALES PiIAP,jIc.rLIVI.IOVII Treat e SANFORD PLAZA Il spulv I - -' .- . 5 4 .1 88 A 22 I ' h.s 9 ituFt! S. - 322 1000 -4 - I - / S —. - _____ _________ MW Mrs New' Colorful ca aluminum cookware. Virginia Kolsan, I liii - visor Elec ions t ' I 0 0 0 0 99 39 I , I 1" - I I . k r'5e' - Re cabinet Sews knit and stretch fabrics beautifully also regular and zig-zag S drop-in front bobbin, stitches Exclusive slant needle and gear motor drive iiS b'6 Center -- - - - - 4,27 I %O:)pPtIOV% LI S'= Ar - 322-1020 S 210 E Ist St. Seminole County ' -- 199' - - St -- Cedut Plan designed ho iii your budget. Sanford's only authorized Singer Dealer re;i wbrking for ym OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. TIL9 - We hwu p Vote ' Camp 0 $17991 tring Warn' I - 988 - Chapter of Florida, and Carl Strom, Worthy Patron, Rachel Chapter 308 (Ann Riley Photo) YOUR CHOICE V-S ' • E::: :;:j - -, . ..................... J J 11111 (1 (l Iii (,S Electrif ying savings on sewing machines Associate Grand Matron, Grand Chapter of 'p ) - - v ,ec Rachel Chapter 308, seated. Standing, Percy Dillard, Associate Grand Patron Grand S 12 — - cc, • I • - 1 AS a night for fun plus the official visit and inspection of 11,achel Chapter 308 0rder of the " a,,t$ tIA P,~ E W NCLUDESNN rO,ISPINET - Lu 4 to - I L'. lilt) 01 0 000 0 -: -.- - I - Ware and Mrs. Abby Evans - 0 d"/ 0,11 - - Brings you values unlimited In bridal diamonds -- . - A. Pietrow 11361 11; third, Mrs. fourth. Mrs. W. Woodlock and G. Farr and Mrs. E. Lindo Mrs. Luella Thompion tied with (127); fourth, Mrs. Barbara Mrs John Navers and RE-ELECT - . 08 for all 1 1); second. Mrs. Glortil first, 'Mrs. Abby Richardson Accardi and.Mrs. Dolores Finn and D. NlacNau4hton (140), t hird, Miss Ethel u 122 second, N. Meyer and Mrs. F. Johnson, a nd W. Stone i 116 1 -J) Register rorFail 4 14 - 4 - Betty Jack, Poll Smith, Betty McKee and Pat - - - HOSTESSES for the moonlight cruise aboard . "Noatis Ark" on SaturdaN night are. from left, -- DEGREE AT HOME . -•- ____________________________________________________ miles YOUR . WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 32789 , . I)ellary Bridge Club met Oct. t IIO I; fifth. Mrs. D. Johnston I with l tables In play and Dr. U. It. Itosborougti (109t). Ihrt'cted by Oscar Crosby. East-west, first, Mrs. Rev , . .W in ners with an a'.erm'ge of I Mrs. G. Croak' j include North-south. 023 - 711 ORANGE AVENUE — .- i. Master Craftsmen arid Designers - . -, and saunas. and being the long est ship in the world it offeis BEAUTY MAN'AGER Madeleine Bretillard will - (tecella I' armer Ph oto) - -1 . k - I It was announced that dub inembers served coffee ,end doughiluts It) IhCm(IUCt)' 'im on O(-t I" ' • they fall Into the yo-yo pattern ___________________________________________________________________ -I -onsider it an honor to act in the t.iput) of host ess with the Scmn:nole High School Anchor and a short business session preceding the Florida State Bank Lounge. - -- ig I ater in the regular nionthly business niecting of the Sanford Club. therhip at met entire to the evening Mrs Bowen paid an official visit I I I I S .. Mrs. Shirley Milis, right, first vice president, inet, with Mrs. Mikell, Bowen, Lieutenant Governor, District Four of Pilots Interna tiona l, at - - diet Dr Solomon has a test diet and if thev don't lose weight after being on it for a week. Some overweight types may need no More than daily exercise to lose a few pounds This flagship of France has a S . 44 be burned up. even though they lie will then give them 13 pointers to help -get the fat off their bodies ' Once it is off, it should not be regained it they eat nor t,. - Holiday bum - I: Pilot Club, and . MRS MAR I A N ItE'l'IIWILL, left, president of Sanford - w # 788 requlriSl5)eirs nsa u. wor k to qualify for nuu.inberstiip Included in the discussions at the business meeting of Sanford Pilots were the forthcoming bazaar in Wintu.r Park Mall on Ui t 20 and thu. Anchor Club Regional meeting to be held ut.t.28atsemnInoleIhighSchMti •. 1 hi.. miiu. t.ting Is oril'. scheduli1 for this area about itt' Pilots every e ht 1Z ' L!.i r.::-"-'-"''-' - .. of cc pled into membership -Veterans of Safe ni- ' I I condition may be caused hi. -abnormal tat in the system that does not allow tfiern to up the calories that should ~ = SPINET ' . . - •. and outstanding Citizen award ive n b> the Palatka Ja>cees gShe also won the Crusader of 'I. Year award presented b'. uI; Palatka Civic Round Table. Mrs. Bow- en Is the enl> woman in Florida to be ac- 7j j - 3UU ,-\ ' / To Save ' r -1 jr~ 13"" ltl l :" - ." 0ç -71- 1 . . -. . 1 — tile club. shi. is a former vicechairman of International safety Committee and win Junior Womans' C`L (if the ' -wonlan of thL Year" aw.ard - -- - IN ;"Ir< A - t - ( I+ dished out in the French man youthful Solomon's popularity ducted by Temple University. he explains ncr with Madeleine Bretillard has been furthered b°ublic lie is pa rticularl y anxious to head of the Paris nenme uon of a best seller. The Thath catch up with dieters with the Beauty Institute and three of About Weight Control." His o syndrome' Even -Yo-y tier assistants. heading up the medical research has centered th ey are likely to diet ough th beauty seminar on the SS about endocrinology. taboleir weight goes up and th avidly, France when it leaves port. urn and weight u-i down, "l,ke a yo- yo- he cornMassa ge will be the authentic Parisian one with ozone ma"I expect to tell passengers ments. and th ey are likely to beco me very discouraged This that wnetiatu the first how th ey can ta ke u-'ff from Sb chutes PRIVATE PIANO C LESSON. • . 46. I •. i - when they stop smoking. After est er s iances o ces na I Sanlord Pilot Club when they l.ounge For thr tiiu,uthl> iiiet in the Florida State Hank buiiness st's-sioIl Procedin' the busine'c tiieetlni1', Pilot president, Mr SL Marian RethwiIl and first vice.hirli % Mills jn itlu ut Mr 't Mrs Huwun fur dtnuer 'II hit Ilolitla> Inn on \1 irma Islu. They also had a short business - .-. ion before Joining flue entire chili. ______ Mrs. Bowen made a short talk to ineuibers on "Pilot and What i Stands For and discussed . '..ii louis projects and work of 'I '.1 , 1. t - smoking is stopped. food Must ed ex e r cise be dec edre bas nt y 10 weight normal And it must he done for about th ree mon ths research Study was con- Long printed skirt .' . c'1: __________________________ n ii - r ri . i )V. h ran ots International. Four, Pilots m made an official visit to the Mrs. Mikell Bowen. First .. 1 in (lIStIflCtlVf' 14.11ton Oaffo f ficial Visits P1*10t clul) . TROY ' ' ' her 10glilvArainf-d VOTE TO RE -ELECT h - hit' last Mir(l II 8 - - throngs 01 o III(- Lliidio are Berla Hall. center, and two (if Wo~!-D! that the trip was a safe and pleasant one for all aboard. a which 322 84 5 2 aboard the Noah's Ark with the gental captain of the ship, Tom Nosbitt and his duty captain Bob Martin Making very sure Kalffun of New York. will give rettes fall. the idea will become a reality. Presumably, at docking advice about skin. aM Neil -Weight is pined because Solomon Secretary of Health fewer ones are burned UP t ime all will be a bit hand — Hall Ave - - Hygiene for the Berta t SHOP FLOWER I — and and Mental . in the p0pula r shirt style look " . Icili - — .• mary AL -, [lit i im ,,. tor of L'Oreal, James Viera wiser With all those hours to State of Maryland, will advise wilt with on losing weight > beautv and health exKrts. can In a conversation the other the bloom fail to rub f da y . DrSolornonr:vealed th.at facials, Beauty treatments hewas anticipating tin the rush will be enthusiastic passengers. makeup. hair dye e ut ' k tertainment and good music and the proceeds went to a charitable cause. Guests of members of the ~7 The bus> Florida Power plant cushions but little or no adorn sorority were Mr. and Mrs. wi th i ts bri lliantly lit a rea was men ts which we all consider th e most recent pounds using BRI)WN layer of the s.in" opening res B ViI rea ll y prett) in the night with ncsa to our comfort All of Robert Shull Bennie Dennis Th ere will for a mask treatment as th do med ical discoveriesThey'll Paul heatures titer summtrsell All get the moon and stars '.'.mg for this noithsthnding, the food Tom in French salons And th ere will be no gimmicks Whitley, Al Jack, Lamar For some people the be the latest in European hr real facts about weight cont rol attention with the electric was delicious wner, Joe Sieczkowskl and co orate into lights. It was a periect night for transition from ugly duck- faons and hair dyeing t ec h- that th ey can inand Dr exercise. and Mu. Frank on this cru ise down the river. The water in India was not niques by th e Tec ical Direc- eVe r) aY ea ting li ng to beautiful swan may And dieting shouldn't spoil somer. healthier, happier Chapter of Beta of the way of life in those areas of the uater, the homes on the lakefront and the building. The doctor lived the beautifully lighted Holiday on the second floor and another Isle and the lights along the son lived on the third floor. lakefront highway to the bridge Furnishings in the doctor's beautiful that many were home were austere to say the were reluctant to go inside. least . There were benches with sign Stndi . . nci eminin- • T • ,ir Cure Your Blah ittese M11 4 be merely a matter of going bevorld the three- mile limit I longs soft * 1",' •' •' -4 ,4 recent "Charity Hop". held at club lAii, was a great succv%s, During the fun-filled evening, a jitterbug contest captured interest of the "established croAd " with the younger set participating in a -bug-a-loo" X 'I Beta Eta Becriil~) SeaSon Crtfisint Down The River Health And Beauty Anyone? C 'n in ul the ne'.v Winter P ark 1 , . sigma tii reports that the trip to Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. as compared with our life here Hearingof medicine as it Is Following a wedding McKee Pat in the United States. Hostcsss ppracticed in other parts of th e Walt Disney World and other acft anu Poll> en, I) t ) Jack Dr. Largen said that while tfl world and at a salary of $125 points, the newlyweds are residing at io core Smith prepared mouthwatering India. with a group of doctors per month for the physicians fo r munching 11'tflk and wives, he and Pat were under the socialized medicine Apartments, Sanford, where served a trip the to invited to dinner at th e home of practices, made us all too well e bridegroom Is employed bth the urc in th e ship's (lining is descri bediw are of how ver y fortunate we co Family Finance and the bride as the wealthiest and most are here in America. a studenl in New Delhi. doctor nen i t It was strict!'. fun and frolic prom Then there were stories of Among the out-of-town wedding guests were the as friends mingled and munWhen they arrived at his great vacations in San Franparents of the bridegroom and died some very delectable home, which was a three-story cisco, Las Vegas and some building that would not be cruises in the Caribbean and Mrs. Maude Thomas, grand- part) food. There was music for dancing classified as the best section of camping trips in Florida and mother of the bride, from for those who wished to leave town, they fcund that one of the around the United States. Speedway, W. Va. the' deck where the Sanford doctors sons had a manufaoEverybody had a traveling shoreline with its lights from turing plant on the hut floor of story to tell and it made the p RUDD (Bob Orwi g Photo) . . SEND first social affair for Xi - - and Saturday night launched th' Vridiiv .. FLOWERS cut and !erved bv Fortier and EmmaFarmer. - . . 50 Aim Conversation was sparkling. drinkable - had to be boiled lie B% A%% SIE(-LKO%'SKI teasing and very interesting. said that the only one of' the Noah's Ark sailed from the Dr and Mrs. Tom Largen A ho party who did not become port of &-inford Saturda% night only recently returned from a while they were there was one ie of of with quite possibly the merriest visit to India, Greece and other of the wives who drank none - (J')('fl ' ' I. flower girl and Peter Kooy was the ringbearer. Immediately following the ceremony, the church social ha!l was the reception site. Pouring the punch was - 'ln(l ' Il 11'f'T \ ('II \\fl 1 \( - _______ A s passenger list in a long time. It exotic parts kept folks en- the water she had beer or Bonnie Johnson The Harriett ke W&s the occasion of the season's thralled with their accounting other liquid mireshment in lieu / . , v . I A_ ace , ,viM),ers(lecribed II ' Going rn n , 5 - Bitljel a irt ne 1k (Doris Williams Photo Petite Karen Koo> was the ! ham I I . ... p C A 1, . /. : i I (.i ' . W I )1 . - gg TROY PAY JR., Democratic candidate for Se minole Counts' Tax Collector, as in the limelight Saturday at a cof fee given in his honor at the Banana Lake home of Janice and Wen for the dell Springfield. It was a happy occasion honor gut who is captured with the hostesses, ir. t,,a,..n, "d Mrs ran Mrs. Frank Springfield. right, with his daughter. preui Marian Ray, ncornmandof pouring thecoffec. - .. cascade C th ade Miss Debbie Thomas attended her sister as maid of hoinor. She wore a mint grftn gown and carried a Bible. given to her by her grandmother, which was centered vilth an arrangement of daisies. Bridemaids were Susie Thomas, Sand) Set ned and Marilyn Rudd. The), wore yellow crepe gowns and cari~ied bouquets of daisies. Pat Smith served the bridegroom as best man. Usher-groonismen were Danny Lee. Mike Maples and flov - r I J- . bodice featured a Sabrina neckline and long tapered slees Tiers of ruffles formed the voluminous skirt which terminated in a chapel train. Her veil of illusion was secured to a Chantilly la ce headpiece and she carried a EAR - -G, P bouffant silhouette. The fitted j rat_, . I . gown fashioned along the - Fto I4i ( ffee iioi" ' father, the bride chose for her a foal chanUlly la ce Miss Pamela Ann Thomas Thomas, lO Jinkins Circle Sanford. The bridegroom's and Michael Ware Rudd w parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. P. united in Holy Matrimony, Tampa. United Rudd, Sept. 8, 1972. at Grace Mrs. Mari Ellen Rowe, Methodist Church. e organist presented a program , was th Rev. D. R. Denslow of app ro priate nuptial sele 8 at the cificiating clergyman companied the and ac tic'ns p m, double ring ceremony. e daughter of soloist, The bride is th Given in marriage by her Mr and Mrs. Robert C. - — -. 1 - Lutes bl - Vi/7 i . it T •1 . ri. rhurlj, ( Sanford P4r'ritcI \..,,/ Downtow n Sanford Charge It! JCPenney We know what you're looki At Sanford Plaza Penney s Open hO am iii 9 pm Mon thro Sot. - �Th LB- e Sanford Thursday. Herald Oct. 19 1972 %1v a.h 1 e At the Circus asking. re the our mthtar' T reasons. cromb t&m ACROSS I Cucus ________________ __________________________ SITLy . 3 ( T _____ 13 C1drw&i .3 43 SufIt .pith1 e4k r~7 JID 13 Lmr&ti Ut. J C$i)21k1 2b Big - Cc.riatir H:r.i 5_____________ ____ ______ _________ Most parents do not realize their main purpose in life the questions of their children. Unfor1u is the children nately. the also do not realize that, 33 Rrt,rr; S Gold. ishit, uve ____ _______ lants answering 36 SCartofTp) DEAR ABBY you gave asked "t ft pay to be honest" P'Honesty pays In s' of hor arid aelf rperi'1 ruc the i determining what a May i a ñnd It Is helpful to eonder the alternative, ementiorwd situadn. the idt Witb regard to the abm, would have been to keep the Items the fc*nid Instead na of returning them to their rightful owners, raUonalizlng. " I n get a 'nk pbay won't Jim t~7* of i-suortiolizabon waWd surely create nagging guilt feelings which would be harder to bye with than the remitment of unexpreued gratitude on the part of the vw7wrs Again and agaIn I have Iotmd that considering the alternative has made the immadistr unplellis4ulitne" mucb - ~..!:. twj;:ted m miliking the right demsinn .: I THE MrERF-\ 6% Deirmouse = 1 Cinna 4 Gain. victory Z Fair b1f f C"0111 4SCetErsi %%roi'MU J offtchm S 6 ___ - F , I - 8 - - I 20 231 29 31 : 1. - I --?'~. ". --I 36 1 9-9 ABC, Mod Squad "Eves of4 - Id. the Beholder.*' tonight and read their own riaped b) a revenge-bent It all su= man whom real target is'Pe futures inw from a "shooting star" spotted A youth fleeing with a b%r . Grandpa Walton just as a falls to hit, death while being pain strikes Grandpa ui the pursued by Pete. The dead _. cE _________ _________________ i - C) I - _] 1 I i •.•.. . - - - I you'd have though I had stolen It There was a wsU bulging with seer-al hundreds ci dollars-maybe more I was too nervous to count it Also, a large bunch of keys, and several credit cards, bearing the owner's name and address, I felt so con.cpicucius, and half fearful that I would he approa'w'd and accused of stealing It, I rushed inunedi- ___________________________________________ the money had been remov& Imagine w I felt' I learned a lesson then and there If I ever found $V3Pthlng ag*lfl, I Would NOT turn ft . I wc,njd leave name and address at the Lt and Found, with instructions to ha-vt the owner contact ME That way I'd be sure of Its REALLY S'IIJPID safe return. p,.M.- Abb. Fee a persasal re~y. wriSt to ' ______ aped. ag4resae savetopt. _ sen• $l St A,bby. sx 1171S. L.a Angeles. cat, ,sss. DEAR POLLY-I am answering the reader whose. two. year-old had marked on her stereo with a felt tipped pen The- r were removed completci' aria ssith suggested for the removal of bullpoint ink fro POLL'i' DEAR POLLY-M ii'vel c'rsta] bud vase has a remcvc th is st ru T oda IEARI'OLLY-My Pet Peeve is with companies who people- in art classes have duplicate equipment I use adhe'sivc-backed ptastwoated paper to idenUf> my tools A small patch or strip of a distinctive design is on everything I carry with me This takes a bit of time but certain i beats trying to scratch my initials on everything This ARILS (Mar : 1 to ipr Pfl Saicruard >'our reputation toda> when others are in a mood to crlticiz.e Keep busy at ic'oI children no matter also mould tie useful for all wI-ia! age in our dorm we are- rust allo we'd to put arivttung handling personal affairs vucly Show c'thcrs that you are $ very charitable person Avoid arguments TAURUS (Apr .'0 to Ma) .'O) Wait until the afternoon before putting a new arrangement into operation that will put yout debts behind ) on the wslls that would make a hole' or scratch Corise' th uently the-re are a lot cii barefaced walls pensive' adhe'sise backed cork tu1c on a wall so they cover an ar- ca. 4x1' fret and on them I hang rn' drawings, poster$, pict utel cor just about anything iind have no wtorijv~ fin not cial tempri Come to a fine understanding GLMINI (Ma)' I to June 1) A goon day foz duwusons 's ings that are important and then go out for .................................................... recreation N'.,u can complete it tonight with raw Prcnr that ) eu can carrs' through with. gid ideas t 1 alk with kin and plan how VIRGO Aug 22 to Sept to base more harmony and wci,'r.r) in the future Not a good ) A da> for much c-ontructis'r LIBRA ISept 3 to Ott actitsi). sucli as shoppini Leti appointmrnts and obtaining information you need A quiet ait.tudr at home is fuse 1s-erung is fine for fanui> entertainment SCORPIO tOct 3 to Ntis 21) ou have Ic' use much care it tinvirl and in inoncyn lad#)- but your nionctar) matioris become much clearer to you Others come to you for ads-ice, a, be sure to give it be gracious 2 to De fll You know pretty weU SAGI1 TARIt'S No bow to gain aims of a pet sonal nature but it would he wefl to consult with r pe zts where business matters are concerned 2W kltI.aagh >'csur judgment CAPRICORN tik. :: t is ua,iaIIy goad, it would or wise now to do some deep thanking about a prnate muter Steer clear of social affairs county to cover all arei's, and ___________________________ --t ___________'N' sonic are even brought LII _____ AK Con I frar y, • Qi wES1 1-2 4 -. c •s 4 II- c L if e 'o op Live North p,., i Pc.. -. m'.'-.- i*tw'Urk$ have been busy sign- and lead a trump towar'd trig sres of development dea >our hand for new show's On> a hitiidtu will ever react, the pilot stage son, when the first casualties fall by the wili)-side. but the fate most of the proposed show-s will not be known until the net- nine to give you the option tit playing the king next (in the theur> that Wcst star 1 with jack-S-4-2 let -.I'-':s t-.'ueil'I , on this lane success can teisult in whatc'se, the forte may be here. which could hc riusic, the nunhltty en art Rehagicn isa natural in this ChkI't Rube ri s - explanation cii 4P. KS-S VA IV? •P( S 4*) 54 how you reachcd is da,aWhai du .uu du taos.' monds instead of either three AItid IM'* Eutir ,sdri lout six no-trump that 'Thc Stars impel, th ey do not compel' What you make of w partner misbid is That is>our as purtnt'rs hand is indrt.i-ntinair at tb.s point but nsa' be s rr you! bIt is largely up to YOU' bawd Is Carroll Righter's IndnsduaI Io:ecasi for your sign for good an explanation as am so we accept at Nc'ven'btr is now ready i-on )'Our cap)' send your btrthdate The Rubens problem and Si so Carroll Rightet Fore-cast 4 name ol rac'wspapci), Boa How do ou plar. the plas' 29,Ho1I>'wood,Ca!af 9008 : - ,: (-WthflUS I. liii w n,ssc- s tt,mu,rt's. IN AT 715 & 1150 Sweie4 r . Sugar ___ No 2 At iss GIRL GAME _______________ STREET OF Ax THOUSN D No. 3 At 10:15 ______________ III KEASURE Co. ortIll hecould'ollectal1thatwa5dUe _____________________ ______________________________________ ___________________ Willis related that nursing homes called and asked him It transport patients across Un' iN i,.t" street to the hospital. that doctors had called and asked him to take patients to the SscOM.lN$ •OU hospitals Ili Gainesville. if the TODAY ___ D ON ' T SEE IT A L ONE - patients are not admitted, - In fI*m nDither Medicare nor the - veterar groups will pay for .... cug three aIrex1I e 1,11i - --.'- - A ____________ r_ _______ - / J .:ti~ 11~;_I _______ ( I 1-i r. I J 1' . .,5* , € ',? - ,1 ;• H ____ ' --,t ' -. .- 1-1 ~ il f rl, L SPE I DAY - s ' loses money Based ohs tuis collection ratio. Willis told Commissioner Sol VIhIen following questioning. Mat in South Seminole, the servico, I!i ' 'sell supporting, but that that in __________________________________________________ I Highball . . 65' Children's Dinner . . 19 as? Cocktails 75' Michelob leer . 20' uI,! \ [.7IflJuLLk] a 7-5211 ~ - -"4,~ (.~ r Ir _____ __________ ____ Purchase By f- iLI ? , __ -1~~ _____________________ _ _________________ ____ / - - r7utli-f-411,11c, VOW ~ - ' • .i,117 ~.~ , , ., , " I ~ ___ I C- r £, .4 I / I c,.;.1 _;J • ' r-' ,_ ~(,] ,., :, a( '1 - 40 I ç,-'' :- lI - ,I I 6 ,.~ I • N ,~__ WN`~ 00 1r)u Y KEEP The question ws not ttia the committee did recommen d that Lake Mills be 11w choice . notwant the Like Ilossell sit.. - rather the Issue ('uni,nisdoncrSulVihlen, istm repr?sents the is that the Lake Mills site is eight times olggcr oumnission on the parkS coiiihuiiltet uId (lint he and wdl cost much less for the 5icl'unt of land had researched the entire project during the Past i. I •'. 14 ~ - , YOUR . 1 .1%~78 FOOD PtCL C 5 1_~'. ~ ". ~; J f_. J, 4i.1-1 i-I ,, I %.*~ I .%*:~'.. '. k_ I f...'~__ -_-, ,-1~16-_ 4-1 L_;I . , _', J .4 - - -_ , ~p I . , -0, il"_., - I I çALE. ;A QU ANTIT'lif . 0. J .. . :'4, ___, r _; ': - Eurkett. of the park-, a3visory timunittee, cattle there is currently, grovcs around Lake,%Iills When (;anns s-aid that if a rhoire has to be ' I _' _____ O,MOM' `U_ A-- 'situ iiias and chants to 'complenient their that this is better than what would probablY :tIlls sit,- located in replace them. arguments in favor of IAile .Mills \ I :- - by Bowen & hwdIrx ,~.4 0 _`~ '.A I i• 7 ,-- •6/4- - ~ I _.. ~Tl County , , I . . ~ V Il ~ I - i.,,\ I .1 4 1"'I\ - , ,i 1(, 1. I I -. ,~) .. .1, ~ -le I -';-; I, 0. COUNJCILM\P4>-_, IV4[SF- qTFAX1; ARC-14T GOGV, lIlLy cuf: At CHEAP ___ inaik', the park advisory coniuiihttet' would - -1 ~~ - ~ ,- ['S; -_ . -. lit it", cuui)ty into I 4.kes Ilo%St'll and Jessup ''Amid Lake Mills has no such ProL)it'hmu.,'' she tilt) park lands cinne before the boar'I f continuet. Commissioner John Kliubrwjgt, sam ttat county commissioners when I-'rctl Ganas and Pat t'hulotii over the Lake unwell site. iil _ _iJ PRISCILLA'S POP Park Sites Studied , (. - by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EAST' _____________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ ?JC .)4J .),OIJVS4OLI41 _TEJ tv ''' arWY E R"ER P" 'CALE, ME! - .". .~ 3) U1WL c-cOT tY' 'E5 ici cc't.a.o rP4o,,.IHE io'-- war1 fO' Pi'PJ'T ';TUmEi' ANP EN re GO AC- M'W r ',' ' ) ,, ir C' Icce rc CE.. : r ELJ'J p,j - rni cu.r- OIS1C I 1 kN i'1r :E ;r._' r LOQT unvolm'etl. Ganas told the Commission that aL)ou( two week and that he found that there is a balance of T ir 11!J -q ,vvFr sw REAL ____ ____ ____ ,, tsr ' ' '- - _ u-- ''- $1,152,612 on hand irs the park budget. 11w Lake CRIMINAL / / a possible condemnation price of $4000 per acre, _______ _______ parks referendum and this referendum did pass. which would bring the total price for Lake _____ _____ _______ site; tsland Pond and Sand Lake sites nil had to _ euntribute $17G,000 for (lie site. be eluninated bevause tue price was prohlbitiv. "On the other tuiisd, the IA.'dU Mills site, WIUi The Lake Monroe East site, Lake howell, Lake 428 acres would cost $l,.000, with the county Jessup-Mg Tree site and Lake Mills sites were share being -642,000 or a total of $828,Th5) fr both still available for consideratior. Lake I1osli and Lake Mills sites Vihkn smi! The parks cor.imittet ' _____ ______ _____ ,,, 'L- - ' _________ (_ by Bill HowriUa -- ______________ MUM1 _________ ____________ Is,, acrt'3, with more than 300 acres immediately cost .ii $35 or $40,0000. We should ice able to round t,sable. The lake Is i'Ican and could ice used for out Big 'l'ree Park East, the Pi!oian tract, Lake swimming. Howell and Lake Mills tracts," t owned lake in Senmimnole "Th ere is no ('utility planner f)- .vid Farr said that the Cvunty now for public switnining," .%Irs. Burkett applicationsare (ompleted and ready to sell( argued. Chairman Greg Drummond said that he the statebv Nov. 6to request matching funds. 1k' eferred the Lake howell site and thvt he took said (bathe would rescnt the fonimis Ia the Board his boys swimming in Lake Howell. Pollution Control officer Langlt'y Adair has said that Lake oncarry Nov. them 7 andtorequest that he be allowed to hand Tallahassee. how- eli is pollutcti mind that it would take possibly Mrs. Burkett said that sInce these decisions ayeartccleanit. Mrs. Burkettsaldthatstaehad have been made, their move now Is to get the been told that both 1,iike Howell and Lake Jessup applications for federal matching funds in and are bad for their bact.'ria count with a continued history of algae problems and that the report then with meetings with th' all theproceed owners from of ha'there properties and finalize was giver, to her on Tuesday morning. She said that both Maitl'nd and Winter Park sessae paper work and then get to work on preparing 1 -r'' J t1) -.1( 13 y- I . ~7 1-~ it- - 0 C -I - I 1-_WINTHR - - - \ Bill wonders why base- bail's lmmnrtil Gil Hodges died f a head attack right after playing golf. For many ~ ,.; (cirsui,ir, .trts'rv aiitl " _~~, V-22: hIifl Z.. mit.si Or this- •jrtrry's walls .i,.v li.' tliit'k.'mis'cl %i.t I,)IuI(k',) k 2-i, is a h),Is('lhill player. "Dr. (ramw," I." hegami. alici oIlier irritat,t. until it is .h.igtsl t1'1t)il,Ih1' tliiiiiui' ____________________________ .... ri, '-:i Anal sun }iuiis.'wIs es also G.l IIas-dge' tlisssI I,tst Easter. t,tuk engage in inure strs'n,iiocs c'u'ncisc' Ituuvi a hrkU,isi'r "hut lit' was onh' 17 ','.'ars ss'liiI.' iruiniug (h(.!itS - FOOKI ( io I ' - sic l,tr,'r I,.ttts st'ithi Idggt' - - - ''•' Irn I - -- .' ' ' 'I It -- r It -- n ,t'1 ' . ¼. I, , t - ." I _-- ,- - -.s 'I I, I( - ( - '1 N ( ___'5 - - "'" , - - '1111111111", ' 1 ( ' - ---- - - ( .At. 1 - - : SE u 5. , r,'gii I.'', ,ttl.lrt it - em. It ts' von. sunthi to tk'selcp -- --- ' P. I - ' icE • -. -' •' - 'tu ' . I'us 'mit inn tisiiskts t-),ic'fl . A'! G 1")~_ . I '5- iiy Chic Ymuimq -,.-"I...I•_••T,,''' OA' - (t),____ ,_.,/ --'-,-' '-' C-' ULOIl I')' -I... V " M OU i5AO,1 LRE I - 1)Il)h),IblS rta II that _____ ______ ___ it ( ( 1 cristiarS t'iui!odtis). ' - - 'L_... - : I __ bhxd may Ihitis hxig.' III 'I laying bricks! fcrapbnok thit case! •, tic's, .ilsi get them, '' - I; - I - --', 11 ;'i (T"-\ Ii' i\ Fb.itiuig this' dots of - -1 ('Semi iii the t.s'iis (i twc'li' , people think golf Is not a strenuous game. But it is 25% more fatiguing than 11 - - litit uiiaii' %-tiung ptsPht'. ( . - '%C-.-' FWT [) LD EPF Z) FCN.' ;____ sipard. - ' tT ,',_) çFW3 "fl - 1 1 _________ by Dick Cavalti _________________________ I "2 . :c 'i. Ct - fl4E /LYLINdG 01 _______________ - - f C1RcL TWVL-H '11 By George W. Crone, Ph.D., M.D. CLINIC____________________ '- ____ L'-- II - - I iAf'K 1W.' WORRY _'_ W )i- ~, L_ the parks for public use. " l jr: - ' cit that Lake Mills site (hat there is still one Parcel kit for purchase on is Cie preferable choice because it conta Ins 128 Lake Monroe East, which is a 25 acre oar ccl at a coun & p. ___ __________ STRIPES... FOREVER SGT. _______________ I41- ______ _ ____ ___ I _________ _______ 4 __ as gro1 sites for parks, the Wekiva, St. Johns in matching funds, the County would only have to . ~ li - S.:I t: '44 iiiu - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING a professional and salaries in sonic places douLle ours.'' ADMISSION - When queried about the feasibility of keeping the RESERVE SEATS 75c to $2-SO EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT MATINEES-Møn. -THURS.SAT. (1 P.M_) NEW IALCO$Y AIVA f$CAL_ATOI 6 (1.1 VATOl Filly Al,c.aIfl•s.4 , helicopter service, Willis saId that he really felt that this hiss • been an invaluable service. While the anibul.mance charge may be $ for an emergency pickup, the helicopter charge is --- $50 but It is worth it to the patient, since there is the radio. medically trained attendant-a, c.0 (Alittit, 10 AM) 540 0141 5040(5 21 .s0s,s-iY'T(D Ii ' ut •.tt.id ss- hiih' r '4 '1 often a doctor and drugs aboard, if needed- - - Willis pointed out - helicopter uicdlcal service Was the first in he til' gulf that streiiouss ii a1nrt? lug isis t-uiisalt'scent'r' "St), Dr. Cram'. ss'Is,.t 'in' this' STRENUOUS SPORTS Cuss itnislv gull II lust .15 es sIr .1 strain wi tilt- hi-alt as are ttiiuuhs, rack mimi w' era1 cithuti sports. hi..t it liusolse's unurt' eusi'rg than ,n.iniv lHi)pl(' Sill)' ($)1'. ('Ull imt'ltuhiuig ikJ' suns,il j)blsSit'i.Uis! For a golfer .'sp.'tscis 2..S'A '( - 115 4(1 1,iiuui l)r. E. E. Cur - Is. liii th.. - -- - - - - - S It -' - ' A I A t,'tji I Wa Ier 4 - '' '&L"' '.'-' ( - -. TH1 . T TI%t 1C I - -- -: - 4'. - ,-C: j ( s-ge'n - -- : , - tIE 1- IL Ii (I All E ti, . uist.tliss 2(ls -. Lr ' I ' `11, I i I' 11 c''Th I 't' titled "\l( 'thi'r'i Ysl.'thIt-i,ic": ('.1. 14 - 10 gel., ssithiciii1 w.sitlu.g 1(1 miii 'si-ited, is ,tshiist I iita f i-'.tst tv1)t-\suItuisg ll'i h.5ttl.-d ostsgs'uI! Lying iii bed ll.sviusg p'.uuis - Nomu,al walking '5l.ikhiig In'ds - - - I Las-lug i)rkkS - - -. -2 ' 36 -'- Sn scuni fur uuis "I luss- Iss iii.'.ik ti..' 'l'cslc,i. sc ,i,ul I.hl1Iiur I liidts," ruth - h:ui'ing t'liitiit's - - 'I2 ('lopt', jiltis 2.3 criits. '$4 Akibol ,ils.s fools )Iu-,iI t liowiluig - - - - - - - - Lv .lr,itleuiiiig t)ir hiiuigluig l.,iindry - 45 Pl..'luig gnu------50 pain. so they thut'.. I.inl to (3M ei'it tlu'ir wuuuuoh.'d )wart age brit-kIa'.'r. Riding horse at YCI I'r,sitls'iit Liss'uihsoss''r was p-eu isiittu'd to pLay golf trot --------30 Al",ays ,.n4. Ii, Or ('tsIsi his S5' I'layinig (rinds - - 10-C) .' *ls$ iW*.i4I'.l. •iitt'II$ l $ I.i.m,l, .4.li,...'I .r,..I'II. an-i ;% I frail attacks are usually iutithusls' 'I 1, in ..ucsltIIiull i' .ini 4() lug a hung stauui1wd, r.'tuit ii l)umiduig --------- ! II,iIIiI)i- 15'lI hii-,i't N\11.1)1A II'.I 'i ssitis tI.' iii' oss'- S.uwiisg iuiuuilit'r - while rrriiix'r.stiu) g Irouui a .. - ps's inuiuiitr'' thai ,-ii.l c1,sicl*Is'! ,hi'iui,imii I.'tl list s',i,'iis,is Sc. 1',n.',st)ia' i,ist •iu' I irt',i musore .'ss.'rgs- tti.tut till' as er- twud attack? r 1,Iaviii lowe . day, after we give (bern the emergency medical training, LADIES FREE 'Atni ni.'xt (has' our oss'ii Ii'! hii',ir-t attack - t)s, clo-turs A gsl ambulance driver iiw i LapS. p,5J, 5055. French ye Snrd New service calls. 1 0 N I G H I 101 uuay*yow 1, ~ I I...-) THE BADGE GUYS Seminole overall tie would require at leastaliSuricrease in are - ovel, 300 Tb..t,, Type s..,. Viru ) . i I- ill c. '1 C'tsv, whisis h're s i(1 l ut 's sit . tus its ,Ihidl ,tii' ,k isolil 1510 E,ss'tinwsi suiJrrc'd because our pay scale is so low, Includes baked potalo or Franh Fries. iiad salad or colt slaw, hush puppies and our delicious conch wider. I /'. ___ Phis ii..' ,.soiciai,t'.' ,1 Its 4,11 'Il,.'ii lk a? tin' full ' ffl'4 tin ds'sts'rs ti to .ls that iva' 44 'f''iu,,rssre, alsc, d'l of ii 1,11)14' 111)1,1 I'agI 'if1 if ntv .l,.iut tin' this-s .41 s .'ss.'ls 1,1 a rs,tiiid of gulf wIt), his .slli'gs' ti 511)41(1k "!'ssulu'dugv fatty ci,'1sitsI iut hug an .itt.i.'k tin' .u,ts 'PP° -" fiiu1, w _____ ____---- ------ 4 15 Dinners UNDER 1) / "\ -- a,, q ______________________ lie said that collectoa agencIes tak.! 50 per cent of total R _____ SE HOUSE SEAFOOD assistatm''t' to till, VA %milci tie o ___________________________________________________________ OeS uulsI nn'an available, it Iulk,wiiig a gulf game. iiA 7 _~ , : \_ 1 1 ,,-*A I - ,' ,. 5 i.W it ( • ,of t1it next year, %'.hen state funds much greater cost (hi. ii te'ause most of the time the ___________________________________________________________________________________________ EVERYDA is roill from tilt,. ,ounty Commissioner John I' im t'rc'ci:h unquured a'- to '.s ho patient cannA pay ant the families ai riot responsible for witsew to, MINI.collections so the t'Qimipdi.Y still _____________ ANW policy, only $5000 would be • . A t4.5 ,/O,U 44 ., r-.J. , "V offered to transfti these hinds statrd I )r l"ric'.I ail Ih.st if lii. over Is tIn' IlcsuiI,'hitIr"uIi '-''i VIce tit ~kvll it allvi, willI next Nvrvive i.i eliminatlA, 1,11,114' i-1 year, lie said tlmi i f time si'rvit't' the patients %fltIld no .lotiht is dropped now, it %%ollill lilvali literome wards of the county at .1 - 'J'l ( 11.1145,F01104 ' li.0 40 :rmF. ,~ ;'~I'_ITI:A~. G I ~-F A 14 11 1% xj%, ; ) I \ vt", . •;j \ • / I 1. e, - - 41110 1€: SI ___ -. 14 - ________________ ________ from tIn' Sc',uiinol,' physicians. "11.' hail a )ii'.irt ____________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ - .7 ) "'I'i .. -- ~A I , a 4 March: Usut1I rt'turt.'c1 II.' said that under tilt, pirc.svilt .4ate risc.r.1 sanitaninhl htuh thes- had n'- t beeit able to hire ,I . 0 S M 1 rvice ar.d the ambulance company then ir the loser, I INCLUDING schedules in Feburary or -from Semrnole. ii' LAST ______________________________________________________________ ____________________________ ,, ______ TIMES ' c.a Ft5 on Gi'e' subsidy him, he would ____________________________________________ ____________________ chronicall ll or disablt'd. According to Dr. ~ ried a;j ,annual exix,nditure tit $10.(W I,. $2,000 subsidy. He said that if SKIRT MOB, S rILM ______ IO "THE MINI-, 'p., o GAMES- PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE - [is?. 5H0wINGJ Midnight Show Thurs Sun - 11:30 ftt' 9th & Oak wra. TODAY'S QUS TaOS _________________ COLOR Ykt All Souls Church rncind from dumm>, East i' "11- tic He said that on many occasions and with proper information relayed to them, his 0 men would carry doctors and nurses along to the scene to accompany the patient to the - ' hospital Willis said that in Brevaid, the charge for an ambulance call is $35 and the county gives a subsidy payrrient annually of $1,000. In Volusia, sub5d}' is $115,000 with a $35 call charge. In Seminole County. the ' PIUS FRIDAY 7:30 P M . It 'sou lead the first Pc. B I N GO __________________________ A few of the show's will be the trumps ma>' break 4-1 -, Drive-IN Ttr, ___________________ vies NBC was down t000ly four hailhow' shows in prime time (cit 1! the's do and West has four to thor jack-nine, you will has-c to lose 3 trump trickIf East has four to the jacknine. you can md out about v with two trump It-ads and finesse against East If you win the club ui your hand and is> down the ace a smart East ma> drop LN%I SOULS which e decision as patient is conscious, he iS asked, but otherwise, his men decide following a conference ________________ Gel An Armload Of This! jP45 AR1L 5:30 (2) 15) News () Han's Ne'oes 6 00 (6) News viT :. : • A K 103 £AKJ B:'tI th hospital. he said that if th e stn sI-wznts ' () Flinistanes Mo Ponderosa () Merw Griffin 4 A 3 V it b 4 . as 4 & Q I(, 7 Kuribrougi' asked Wi'iis who ansi aerra o i,z __________________ ___________________ 3OLZZfl Hospital Jeannie pressed into service at nudsea- %Ot'Tfl lii When Commissioner John _________________________ .................... 'our on]) worry is that to the nearest hospital. _____ __ BCt.TL from sshen Orange Count>' necessary. Patients are taken GRADUATE i'll () Sat I Sun 1 30 -00 (2) I ..ireaTYi QI In the past few monti'is the Why do - ou do this' 4Q2 TWt Starts Wed. known Wit, the- ciuL lead in dumrn 19 NORTH __________________________ *K THE T;;rI1H1 1w.r /_I _________ stead) suppi> of replace*nU looking for more ha.lf.huLr limed up before the First casu- show's .dt> reports of the season are Where to Take the Opener? hit't Ir. __________________________ HOLLYWOOD APi - As u the week. An executive of that re-a! ssmre. teles' on keeps a network said recentiy twits tarubtern 'iou (too _______________________ 0 to Mar 0) Don't rely on good I rirndi PISCIS tFe who are too bury and cant help you today. but higher-ups can >uurh1 contract in an inferior diamond lnfcrnr bc contacted w tib fine triulti following Put )'OUI talents tweause six no-trump detcdd.n forward with th e right people Be w Wilds, on picking up the W,'sa SortS E.$1 South he or she ill IF YOUR CHILD iS BORN 1ODA queen of hcrts At six dii 4 le who will hale the peop young th ci nating ose fas of monds you also must corny J) one Pu. 2* IV It wia4orn to listen to what business CXCf 1$ have to say The about a potential diamond p P633 * loser uituatwr faculties here ate ster)- pronounced and the life will be You, South told ________________________ !. (C) B> JERRY BUCK Assuciated Press writer where you t-cinfront inflited egos -4 p _~ mill . AQUARIUS (Jan .'I to I rb IQ) Contacting goM friends .- __ and lisicrung to their ideas is inc today [seining is fine for Bs Oswald 6 James ,Ieobs that nine-spot play II he on ;ca' calf t hmr ' d'.' complete rrlawat.tc'n and thinking out how Ii's gunn our nioSi ctierssc4 Ioninjs Asoid one who t'uiris ____________________________ "EMT AWARD _____________________ j] Game or before the people so they would vote icr the According to VtllI3, th e cars _________________________ _______________________ ______ Game cases before the Boaro of County or for ttse m'st tkna .. ,.,. ___________________________________ Line Replacements For TV Casualties BRIDGE Compazy, during a hearing again _____________________________________________________________ NIAPII I I$PPII day or rsrmng for social or recreational actismes Handle fundamental affairs effsc.rnih op c30 (5) Price Is Right 10-00 (2) Dinah's Place (4) Perry PP,ason It 3C (2) C:c,ntn.tcon DCI (7) ø ti- Cery about the plaster The cork pane'! make's a dramatic' I cx'a.l ;uunit I or the entire room - EIIURAH ahead of you and find a way to get the cooperation of fellow workers Asoid an *uocistr who is not thinking clear))- today WIN AT Do something to unpzcis-r your appearance so do only T o.es I am a college art student and sc many POLLY- lI Study th e duties LIO (3.11)' to Au; 21) You base tee much work ahead, 'TsO?s FUNNY . ., six (5) Secret Storm 9:Os) (2) Pi'.I Donahue you are a go-getter, no! push-over to Jut) ••flt 'rs Lc* Our &erer.I (C) DEAR with assoctrs but not for pu:ting ocz deals m the huneu world A tim'ic activity can now he s-cry successful Show that MOON ('HILI)Rl N June ____________________ _______________________ B.; _____ 4 !W ) - - . I - . ( Wc-,_I.r-~tv ~ ,; ) TOP A, PSL5TCAL Ii ANN SlE('7kOWSKI 0 Willis, of llerndon Ambulance C Now you can See Place (4) ROmPeD Roorr. ' GI.NE RAL 11 5[)[ N(ILS Lirly hours of the an good lot tram-el ai'tinues or for borrowing cu lending But as the day adsances. you find that you become mr in tune with thor about >ou and art at-'le to know the right ansss ens to problems mote gsw iii facing >ou i mpi tc'r&amnl>' () (C) Mike Douglas It T \ are Senrcesler 5 00 (5) Capt Kangaroo r.-ake glasses with gold decorations that wash off-MRS Dating y (C) Bors ' s 0io16 ____ Y alk $ $ Seminole County-one in Ca s s el berry S n ford , Maillanu, and a new one planncd for a substation at I ake Howell.'' so stated Idui 230- 7:30.:2O (5) u,e Is a Manp .nci- 'd Thcri; (5) News llll!.. C, F r- I r ~ _I,i CAtA : ,;T ty ''When we first started serving Seminole County. '-e had three or four calls a dat, now we have seven or eight. There are four ambulances in 's;: 11 .1 Isi,, P41.p. j;D0 (2) Another World Soap and water do not faze 00 (2) T ( J4)C'404,S of fracture For made () ,) Sunrise Jubilee 6:30 (4) Summer CO U ________________ - New 730 (2) Doctors 615 () Sunshine Almanac 6:75 (2) W or ld Torv,orro _____ day Dy HAII.mdon, Floyd En1e,p,,se.sTheAfreS (5) Guiding Ls;t't 6 ( s - OS (2) Sunshne Almanac rust stain ui the' bottom math' b the stem of an ' artificial flower. I do hope some reader can tell me '.t instlnn. (2) putecs, 0 - - Turns FR(AY J fran'. the Ceerof I 1. ,.. (5) As the WOc- W 700 :D0 _____ with DIMO BURNS cAMpis CLATTER ________________ the * * * C-,;-k(-d _________________ Deal Polly's Problem - - - • 4 ______________________ ç Let's Make a at had been on my husband ' s tool box for over ti ssill r.tean that hospital beds 'SiII be tied up longer t' - () Ee of Night boss theirwork for the coming year. If this prograrn (ties through lack 1&'4.aI 4pprt. it 'Ull nican that skilled nursing care and treatment to the I-ionicboutod patient will be stopped. It development of testumony Pencil Roberts plays the ac' s "ti - 130 () Dick Van D1-e MORNING (c services requested $850,001) for It-resting points in the AL MATE Sa,care's 1 - 00 (2) Somerset (5) Beat the Clock (6) (9) motirtes freere. aluminum screeit door and a hardoot door with a black felt tipped pen It cleaned off very easily with a well-known si'sot remover cleaning fluid It even faded th - __ oAt - `Iy ri f , in brings out a number of in KEt4 Tørrcorro'*' 1 33 (2) l'orct;hl Shs marked all over the dee DEAR PoLLY-M little bo . 'r 7 - "I ~- i . ersons The Governor has two of home nursing service is short state will mean that the funds fret' services In ordershorten priority programs for the toi oil hit l)r I' ned said that the nurses and ,iccctsirs W.' get Milling year - health services tuniC In hospitals for surblc'al ho ,liti. health del,girtment in.-hided Ili bellor support In I \ t ,r for the aged, drug abuse and 1%itients. anti effiTt it their budget funds for in.ith.'r Park anti Orlando cI.o'tc.rs thai. rehabilitation program for the alcoholics. The home nursing to - -10 ABC. The Men out to be an old friend of 'A,cSliZrifliCflt Vienna - Hot MetrshaU's, who takes up his Potato" Robert Conrad. as cause. The accused insists he's ______________________ a victim of mistaken identity, ____________________ and the courtroom drama * () Split Second n:oo (2) (5) :) PJev's CHICAGO T*IIUNE-NEW YOU HEWS SYHD., INC. 16 * (5) Search I or () Mod Scivad c () () Movies () Men DEAR GIRLS--Always test an Inconspicuous spot first as finishes s-ar' - Denatured alcohol is a reme'ds often ) f1 óP qr ,wrpri .1 , /? I , ~" ) Vr . b*zaare and disjointed with Counselor At Law "The Trouble 17:30 (2) News () Parent Gan'ie (5) W&tons L as play the lead in a movie Webster has microfilm which .. lonrote-Harlow exposes leading underworld Good actic , plays t\?~' Peter Pinch . the has- figures 4 beautiful scCflit' shots of Vienna been director who falLs in love r. ju.qt as he fell in love and the Blue Danube. 16 t1l he With the other actress. It sorneturnes. campy. . frequently INII ABC. Owen \Iarsh.all. () News 00 (21 World MRS T C G 1411 as state office of visiting Night Movie. ''The Legend of derwcld who are trying to Lylah Clare Kim Novak is prevent him from making . starred as a starlet signed to contact with his superior (5) (5) What i M Lcr*' was the lcoho1 in the cologne that worke'd the trick - - I ,~_ I I CBS, The . AFTERNOON 1200 (2) Jeopardy Where " i"seer is is year -JOYCE 4 * () Passwo'd co lseQuences no damage to the finish on an of the- things f thought it :: his undercover work trying - - - some c'cilc'grw I dabbed some of the' marks to 3CC what 14q( * ' was ' for S4IKER 15 'T' 'u" lce Truth (i) Truth or 3C (2) FamsI Classics far . I ', ( ' - the amount of () Bewitched () WIdtife Theatre 'sou1d I-11ppCn - j)1•1'j(1('t (5) Love of Life with a t.lac'k , a blue and a green one While putting on marks IORI( * EVENING By POLLY CRAMER - _______ For AbWs beekkot.. "Hiore to Rove a Loweb Weddhiii * THURSDAY Thee Tips 16 0 ,rtimor ' My little boy marked up my dresser, a door and the dryer ci llW( Remo e Pen Mark" ~ Most * Tele US1OFI anng my name and address Several days later I received a met note and a k've)y bitact * POLLYS POINTERS ately t the Iist and Found Department and turned It in. She mentioned that tithe she had oub "a few dollars" In her wallet, she was grateful to have had her keys and ___ cards returned! credit I quickly realized that her puree had not been returned * . -- u twv. P1I( .111,! treasurer for chest. He sees it as an ominous boy's brother tries to kill Pete, very little to recommend. with Ralph" A skyjacking has en then kidna Julie and i11 Eest Bgmne has a key role been successfully carried out. sign uf imminent death. mie '°'but a suspect is arrested after 54 - - - - . 8_4 CBSI The Waltons, It 41 i Everybody is r £5 LUDLOW. MA. 1,I Editorfourthgame the World Senn is u-bleduled roof of the Baldwin tonight It will be telecast, recipe room, they ftrml beginning at I p.m. i EST i on believe it is a gift from their NFIC.TV. preempting Flip deceased father. The acting Wil.son, -1ronside" and Dean remains good, but the storyline lacks the usual credibility, Martin shows. ____ as Dr. the American ." 35 ts I 26 25 care I C ..;• so allocated, and is I 1k) c"I' M). WAJI J r, (41, Part gh l ___ ____________ ________________ ___________ _________________________________________________ tive - .. $$ ninnunis rehtrin ansi rutrnlnII.i all lb.' lb.' patients who require some determines 8 ANN sIEc7.Kowskt he iiiis lnl.l Ibid wrs.iniiel they %%u%IId n.'eii nursing care but have no one at In response to a question the public' health The Visiting Nurse service home In provide It - such 4 lilt man ll;rrg Drumwas first on the uork semion As regular (Irrs%ing changes program is concerned, the from CI r Illolley i's Allocated by till' 1114)1141 .1 ,14 Io till' presellt fund', Martha legislature. tititortunately, the available Commissioners. Present with care and debridenient of (lie 'N,\. Julian Fried, Seminole decubiIItrachot om v care. ,none to each area Is deter Maithv, catheter care. tnJectionable Illinvii according to tile 1970 Nald that there it; a current County health officer, anti \'al 1 " nic4lication, close observation C013114. Without regard to the balancoi,lit 1274,92 "I'll a 4111VIIIII.; Robbins. county. sanitarian. for p0551()lP complications, uiiprt'ceilentetl gr.o III In account of 11,154101 She soul Miss IX)rothv L thlder. I lit,past year. supl,tillirt for patient and family SVIllit"Ae (*ot t brand, RN. re * 9 1)r i"ried said that the state at least .$rSI$1 t'r mouth froiii nurses. in terminal illnesses. It will Miss Hilderbrand rc)rted mean that rehabilitation of tIn' gavc' $144,000 last year to (h- tuber, with the costs being Se minole County; another bacc',I on a rt'guliir Intl niir'a', handicapped such that all state monc for home thu.' UN. u'i 'cii" $ll7,f0 was received throniti, one nursing for this year has been suffering 1rni strokes, all,. migrant 1rogriiin, ;ied the prat'tI':.! inirse oh an hour lv allocated, "The only hope ('ointuii ssl.m i'on- basis. There act' ctirr.'uitiv Th patient_s with coloctoinies hich ('cltlnt% the program in Seminole patients In Iii.' prc'grauuu nuts A tibuted $23,000. the event the require care, ill all be ('ounty Any implementation of the lotal of 2.GG6 Visits Wits . count" y health department can depri%'Iml of this .service. g i Jfi1g/ 'i - 19 - - - 52 Of Lac ~J --;. 10 9 - B 17 6 _______________ ____________________________ Intal"atim ____ - who relate an "penance I had some years o In Jii1adelphla: While shopping on my )umct hour In the five and ten mmt store. I notictod a woman's large TIOcketbOOk setting m the counter. It was a shabby bag of expensive quality - I f looked &Mwid to see anyone appeared to be It, and since no one was. I looked Inside for the owner 's k For ng even put wnld I' cannot pinpoint the moment my first child stopped r. sowdit 51 God4ei m & chtmrie% . rrirlun_~ I 14 Dyi elevators you 3 Ecology What I need to know is where mv. World Almanac this timoi . iusic" In a mlil4, When ,was the culmination of ptip n recording ute First. what do von think about the S;ell of orchestral exic-orpis from the Ring" ' :3 Makn anwridi 0 Biblical land 3Spikt 2 4L Gaeisc brV.T. Hnmlin - . , .. '.I __________________________________ - t'nteti ri/I ( jr I hur tII(i ,..,,' 4.: , of Boleslaus V of Poland or wasn't she" 'as she the Amino acidc.' What I want 110 know jr. when the one invztablv falls back on tried and true dodges such ell. I'd give you an answer but I think the roast as. is burning " Or. "I've definite opinions on that, Charlie. but it's up to vou . to find your own answers in this; old us 21 Annøi $f (I reaction to wife grc'a older, the questions become unanswerable. $ :: Aires &r4agt 1 . 'P 9 than a FranCISCafl a _______ ____ ______ _______ 11 Tskr b,esk ?I . B BETTY CANAR __ __ ___ __ ______ ________ _____ _____ ____ 25 Rodyot&t: Ciuh 3C' Arum*i Pk sh bSAit By Abigail Van Buren wallIrn IN .. more to pav Readers write in far have some ____ _____ _______ ____ _____ rc•t1.o1 brown agreement parent cannot on 150 QUIdIP4 - :1 1.4ght disarmament ______ ___________ or ,r' #'uI?Ir' I_________ 'i wi ) n i i ) uvr n arr . 'u: uvF ,a*.rr;t' ic / .ççr;t,; flF ; • . cannot Knock Does honesty a ____ .1UrP'\ r A5tII PIW ) Itl1 PHJST u i fr ALLEY OOP ing N rse Pro ra and. delay in for ________ __________ _____ ______ 521 ranerm of I7 you 'Do you our club has raised be fully informed be expected Since a subject. the best recourse is to stock qiestmns to use In reply to questions you ans er The following may- be useful about o I Missile taIks What I want to know i canonized was who Blessed Cirnegundes. _______ 41 -rr ves #to this kind of question is "Did I tell to stammer. Pass the peas. please. or. Fund" the 'iM 4 iiier Serricet ________________ ______ __________ ______ neis the t'nttcd State" A parent's usual Is lour 0ifl ii ______ ______ ________ _________________________ '4 Apdr' ________________ lb ______ tLnn- 35StZPIfl1 11 Ethe.si favored Union. CANARY BETTY Idtle the missile talkS think economiC Soviet you believe the frankly. do ________ _____ - to lflI()r I h dc the 't'' trttt Iin t hrouh the anti began TV, Mcnm' L TIl E _______ -- ((,,,,- // iutI) 11415 1i(Jl1 11H A (fl' - _- - _ I /5 ____ ~~p ____ ____ I L: ' -" .1 , , b Ice aIk and Sy Barry L4Y d 'SLpt A TP4lP4, ________ ((I I .i -' i st ____ cV ________ _ 16S -' /(,',4U16"4 _______ 4. -__ ' _______ T'] ( s.Am C(-j() A)4t (A prAtU6A 551Si ls.'in-e, a -isr,miar\ •utta-k! iU - flit I IiL " - . -- - ,Irii - I : 't ______ ______ - _-__ - S4 p - %-_ & - V , _ p lw~ - i4a41 ly5ltg $11 5-ii'S S'hlft s,j ••til V 'flI I III i linked with middle age anti I S-.,k1*ls (:.,p,,iihs is:r S -- _ __________ ______ _______ ________ ____ _____ 4,-Li .. ' °' l �Thursday, Oct. 19. 1972 6B—The Sanford Herald byGiliFox 13 atI,iberi, c t'$9j *Q ,f.". INFORMATION PO °" DIrect Phone LInes , J \\ -) .' P.IOrI 5trtf 5 Stor' 4o'Oat ____________________ \\' A-' Is' % $Il o ,.i n%ra?c, At 1$' Ca I 5' ' a' (t?Ofl (tt'I ds To Wan? $f i -0'ip'I 0 !(' fl 14 Female Help Wanted CA'i scc PODucTs IhC ' t$hflQ • 3catoti 'ijr oo.ratcwi c' WANT AD e Male Help Wanted MACHINISTS I 1. SI,ord. Or Ia ndo 83 1 -9993 AY(QICAN WOOD ) ) the onger Your Ad Runs "Dear, what program did we most enjoy watch. The Ltss It Costs Per Line ing, for the third time, last summer?" pr Insertions—No Change Of Copy - Lel Notice ________ ...iCT IN TII( ,.iiCUIT COUM1' 11TH i.ILS ',iTLi COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Ft.ORIOA. ORLANDO DIVISION - SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COURT NO 73232 0'? Cv - CIVIL ACTION NO fl-1201 DIVISION 8 NITED STATES O AMERICA a.ritstf. i 1ENNE754 E VOW in re The Marrsa9, 04 "F RBUL1S •nd GlNc.ER 1 VOW JAMES E TROXELL SR Pettoner I' CrltIidaflt(t) "F RBULIS. P.s NOTICE OF SALE - Notice us arc ?r"l(s th 1. tai rig 4pIcaton5 to' coq, L. uT DRiVER Prifir 22 ytIt% 0' s .?Pi POut HrI tiPf4tflCC Ptrnncnt p05 ton #.lP bcne$t$ S4Iar, corn n%u'RIC 'i per mci AipI 1257 Charles 5' Longwood a? PrOducI'Ori OtIce rit øpe'rators paver operators, C roller overators arid Lv?e ne(oc. PiNrmCfiI !P RIPhRt' Fort L4t.00rtl*IC 3S 981 IASI Ar' fQ4l 'f'*' ' - Rates For Consecu?i'e _____________________________ Legal Notice a 3*C a S ?Pi'u 70 limes fl times ICc a ire L ecrlcP 'dPi Oi'"' ' ajo 'lQ A%tVari 'b!aQfr ard carS S'.'r tttlt t'.nreje S.ioprsç Cpn'pr t' A&r ______ - - rn.%P*d 28 btr0) r'' 1':' lA OIA A ------A' ALON Ii AM 'i' F " I 5 ArLJL s ," rr '. CIIdCV WOmAn to (Ire chIdrin 450 00 IIQPII hO %IW(Wi, "t DePar5 6614051 I or Ida i cte,i Wanted To Rent C APAM 'iNTS flahd PridC 114W 11' S arc? 372 4661 0' _____________________________ ---- I there a house ri SRnford one It '. ap .i.t r,s ci. S 1 3 3 RedroonCon Ia50r5 *r'endarit, ol1 'ac1 an mt fw less than si Iralr Apts I Adull paris 1 Pia:a Laurt*omat a ri'p' m.i' arw i;; 'iii 614 S0 ' ______________________________-%i '.-i-'".i 1'l G1 Mobile Home Waitretttt an?,c Esperience __________________________ 30 ,ssi'nt at 5? PC' PC.IT tOt 4$ Isours Lots For Rent 24 Houses Rent won per vifei No phon, calls Appl1 at Glenda s Rci?utarit 'C .i 'e Ii' fr 'e' U Unfurnished 1900 French Avi rT%OblIC PomC riIte tire Rrflb;t,OuscOupiC*?h own trI,r trar'e r1O,' LC'P,i.dOt'l() 7 %omtr IC woeS, •, tOtlC ivIes'5 thIdrifl *550 ie" iifIiO'lf P''se 51)9 per morilPi. Otis ri' C,110C"i Ar'S Nurstry. 3 Sri it sty arid ICMP 63? 341? :093 -- _____________________rrtP, Forest Ct, on si 41? Pr*r'tes 14 tronm garage Rprtme" ''4 :16) I?ec 6P _____ __________ r'(' OhS en, ir ', 1el'.'S! 37! C41 r' 'ri '" ." SI' " ' " (' I ''-" ' I ''t 'i%(f 115110 1114'' t7- N ran Ae -flI 6123 .. -' ,,.. .- HC'vlefor rent I -- -- - I 111 44(4I ,,,,sI,0 A.s ,,t I? 132 - - SHOPPERS - - , 111. 11 ç1 _____ I E ic: I-dent, newly painted inside .ind oq,il 3 bedrooms. I bath, 517,990 lOu- il lot couple or small turnIp Heir Shopping F OR E V E R YON E! '-'si Stemper The following businesses are listed for your '.1_I ,. resIdtnt5 and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and up to date way to solve __________________________ - The Shoppers Guide Is Here To DE Ill areweo.,r&dtotervPaC00yofvO'r JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA CONRAD IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY H ..- ILFR(D CIVIL ACTION PlO 72-134i ml.? uorirt's 4t10'ne',, whO% accress s'.riltrn defenSes. t an,. tO .1 " 100 North Highway II siseibenry. FIov.da 37777, - - 'ore Oct00,'? 27th. 1*77. arid fle r or.gnaI wIt the clerk 04 ?Ps,5 0tt either before %irvCe Oft IA'tstc'ftr,satlorne't. cv hmme.C,aieIv 'Pcereat?er. otperw' a detaut pill t4 i-tIered against you for ?h rp'l,,'f pet 'on ma in h4nd and the seal Stptemt*r 2SIPi ti's CourI Count Seal? ARTHUR Court Of Ma.irie S Eden tided IPIC of WITNESS my ;si on IC-wcuI H BECKWITPI t.5 (Ip-et IP.4' fi Deputy Clerk - lLFR(() 5-4 CONRAD Or * "' a " •Q i.'..s A. we . Sapling Ne'ad cais.f..d $4 essans Mip 0 t. Cape. lit Lie, M,w,• C' - Sa. 0..O Intel vi t4 ne-Cee", ran tts •ehi...9 T14 O, CD,tPi - 154 ' C..?i irs'g - $ - c.. oc Cai 'w c'. 'e , IJO tic" I *•"vt 'at ri DIVISION B in we The Mauia;c of LINDA C P,'C)OME P' an.3 Oar uØ X M.x' C Respondent NOTICE PROCEEDING - ,_ -OF'--'-S.' .- 1 U 53A V I C) P 1%' L)O ' L R(SPONDE'41 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thai a proceeding fo' the dissolution 04 marriaçe sat been f led •ga.nit in the C.rcuI (out?, in Itid 'C" Seminole County. FlOrida the iN RE liii Pith of p'hlth MARRIAGE OF LINDA C MOORr fo' Pr',tujnrc PE,ITIOPEP. and DAVID : 'sortPi H'gi'say 1792 e MOORE RESPONDENT these Cuisel0etry. FiOrid 37707 presents command ,O,j to appear Publ,t?i Sept 75. Oct 9. Il, 39. 1977 and tilt' rOur Answer 0' other OLPI Ill detent, or pleadrig pith the Clerk 04 C,rcuI Court of Semuno. ____________________________ lP Cc,unty Florida and Sine a ccp, sp.,'çpt c- f, Pt' trie? 5 attornC, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE N Clrvrland. Ma'i EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR LIESELAND MIlE A BERRY or CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 'n before the 10th Ca, o No'vemer COUNTY. FLORIDA 1577 t,llirp-5t a OCIault will be CASE NO 73-1373 entered a;anst you In we WITNESS my PIano arid I?. , c PET ION OF fcal 5l of IPse Clerk 4 tht C'rcu t Cc.n "'. cL;ORD filJSiI o'l Pt? 9th aai of Octobe' NOTICE TO A 0 1573 CARLYON E AXELSON (Seal) "C. are he'eOp nOt I-rd 't-at th ARTHUR 5-4 BEC1(WITH. atc.e named Pet'o"rr, JOHN LIveS, 0f Ih C'cu t Court CLIFFORD BUSH, has fled a Cecela V Esert PCtitpOri ifl tbp above styled Court DeOLt, Clerk IQV the adoption of the ?Ti.rr named CLEVELAND. MIlE -Ii that PtItuOfl arid YOu awe hifeby I BERRY commanded to appear ri taI Court PoSt O'f.ce Drape' Z 7's te 2lsh day of Nove•n-pe' 1912 204 North Oak and ?(' StOP CêuIt w'ny tl'ie P,'t,043 Sar'for Florida 32711 %t-OlO not 01 grin$ea, OtP'pre.5e 4 AttQfne,% f Pets'os',n .udgment may be entered •giintt P1,bl.%Pi Oc' 17 2t NOv 2- 972 yOu. grantng the adopton and 3(i $9 charging the nm of the mns' chIC named •n tpsit Prft.on WITNESSED my wand and s.a of sad Court at Sanford Serisricir FICTITIOUS NAME COvrity. FlOrida. thu5 1OIPI day ct NOTICE IS P'cnib g ref that e October 1973 are engageo .n btl"r%S a' flap P40 4 I Stall Cunruer SI CasseIo.'r - Seminole I.RIHIJR H BECKWITH JR County. Florida under the fCtutiouS Clerk of C'rcu'? Court name of MARBLECRAFT OF By Maine S Eden FLORIDA and IPea' we nteesd to OPpuf, Clerk rr'gster sad ri"t * P tPs Clerk c' WILL lAM F POOLE I' tP Circu t Co", Srsrnoie Countp, F iv Florida ri accordance *ith the JOHN 0 MAPIAPF[Y JR PA provi;.onis Of tr tf 'out N.mc ' 'e 300 A'her' B'og Statu'rs IC ,% t Seci or ,3 09 ;3 LaeI,,n Rca.i Florida St3l,te$ I!57 Oi6ndO, F'0'idi 37603 S Cur's Burton - Pijbii$t Oct. 13, I. 26. Nov 7 1*77 Clarence Lo:e' DEl $6 PCC'Ih Sip? 7* Dc' 9 1, 5 1577 DEt't)t .', V Pu aI'rspa. t?p ad Cane t,it p '$.t pap. *s e.p4 w, eI.e (ills and 5.14 t.ttkunI aCeataca.pl,,hIaAls s. . ,... ($il,d tPu pt•pI. .., pteat.ws Pr.p'a'er,pl,aspge.nsftii b p'.c.n ', _____________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ - PROrESSIOPiAL COIEFtJRLS which I am engaOed ifl business at 104 Robin Road. Aftamotwe pr.ngt. Florida Treat the .arty Interested ari lJnd itirij enterpe 'it iS as follow's, - - - BERPIICE DCRETHY Date-i at Cafleibetfy. Seminole County, tlo'rda. SCplinber I9?P1. 1977 Pvtiii,: Spt 29, Oct 9, U. 9. ICfl DCII l The ors culprtt good old hawaii resident, the panalo the boring tc'mite The%' can go thr1'tugh clt'c'tncal cable InSUlatlofl like an Army shaped charge goun through lank s - 'Irmor. short circuits which can blots the whole ten) till ___________________________ - -- - 1 Lost & Found I ; ) jisi ',S- -__________________________ sys- .'. P'i ( 15 , ;- 4*' Avtpniotive_Service I ndvldr pal 'r;e Teat Organ.zatonat PsycholOgy Fell from car on Celery or Sanford Ac, REWARD Call 332 1147 Ii• ,,-hi,pr Hi-R. , D-.' i tt' "C sn-cc. at.s:'tes S 55 ea" 2471 'enc'u Air 32) )1l - 2 - P,Q7 HELD BE ANY FOR RESPONSIBLE DEBTS tNCUR RED BY ANY ONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF AUGUST I 1577 Rayr'OVtd E WeCc' Noos I - ar e't s flea..!, 519 E Phi, 322 577 i; " 'e' - , 7771 Adams Ar 377 j;gi wo' t- , ap-r',r' o'Ip E .t-" _ _ -_ - FACED WiT. /. DRi',i''sC. PQOa,,EM Pens- apt AcOs-O'-cs Ano-,-,5 Can Help Eating Places IHE BIG 0 p (a' 0-It'ri on Ta.r t-4 cc"t 74)5 1 ?f,rb A,e - 37? CP WrIt P 0 Boa 12 1 3 Sanford. F!r da _______________________________ Carpeting - ' -..' _________________ BusIness Opportunities -- -- rmplf. e'acci 5r Stat.on, CO'fl$? 25th I. F',nh Au Good ;allonage. buSy in'erl,ct.ori Mcdern flvtItfT'Ient Pad 'raring PPri J C Dais ca,s Pew ' Per'.- Ceramics AC. ¶C'i S (F £JA'.5 1(5 - ii 7s -. - -, p-eS, '4 i'.s I-Pr 7 i' , 8. I. 1,7 (Q I t 37; 4? arc Trailer Rentals U HAUL TRAILER' -i, .. - 1.1- --- ---- ii I', ' ' WellDrIlling __________________________________ #F.LLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's aria a:es '' ' , . , -. •' Reduced for quick 5Ii' Owner ho'pving town. 3 tdrm, 1o14 I carpeted, and furnushled Cliii' .5 a pin Must see 10 appre' .1,' Mossir flateman Broker. 37? 7511 WATERFRONT Very unusual 3 bdrm .7 bath pith huge Mediterranean palmo overlooking sprung fed lake UI'S, 557 900 MYI APID ill IL I y It' lIt kcnitoA 3776137 5t?.'IPO..t 1 RIIIGATIOPi DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING CO c s'o', 0egri •ri I n%tgll,d 3 - and urger pijmps, sprinklers F 'cc E'.tirnati 131 5159 hater ccr- d.lorier. 377 461t1 QINTHE5HOPPERSGuiDE Harry Weste,. 33) ?37 , 'i 3)0 ft lot se 1Pm I ('Or ri tröiler 5)7.000 lOS • 135 It LOT 1.100 (Oakwayl 322 3110 Lelurt' World Mobile Home Estales and Marina on thii' St Johns Ruv,'r From 513.750 phith IflClUil1-S home & lot A fabulOUS communily. with all ni'treatiooal facilities on I? 92 twtAeefl Santord and Dellary Oil Port Florida Road Phone 66$ 41)I,DetIaryorOrlando 617908$ fleaulilul MobIle Homes REPOSSESSION 17.60 Skyline Call 6)? 7)73 Dealer - FREE i Aluminum Skirtufl THEHERALD'S - I 5 Uas 21 Days 13 W-s ,Ad--5504 4 Iir3(, Ad-6 12 S tine Ad---5840 3 Inn- $1650 $7200 $2750 S4680 $62 40 $7800 DIAL 322.2611 or83l.9%3 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME every display model Sold flOw ?hru Sept Jo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3239500 37)5700 San?ord Hwy 17 92 Boats and Marine Equipment '11 T C r.l t I lilA, t'u- I. 71 II aid 71 129 141' JohnSon Outbo4nO Used II hourS 177 5016 WIIIISON MAUI HI - 601 (.-,r - I p -,,i5il'-j' 'pp- pU-tn ttCfltuflIJ unit Oil St,',i'' , ',t,r'I tlanli .,nd 90 gl l'rrl(t Sri-apr. (lCRn 323 lISA IS Tr P1,11 11* Ruder. 19?? Joh,is,', % 141'. $1599 373 i19 after S I; T (raIl iplAylioti. 71 II ailiCi 2' 11% 54,' JolInton putarU LJSi'iJ II i 112 6046 1,1) C-li, , Poultry - 1 Speed Spider bikC, 515, Oil Sc."" t's',ter. tank. 5.19. Odds 6. ends 121 9692 alter S Snijle car garage door, pith lock all li,ird,yt 535 Oultidi OL.If '.35.0 16$) Buggy. good corid? or ..mk, olIn" ill *6%? SINGER STRETCH STITCH tiermanent press. and delicate ycic'S, 550 Phone 372 954S -.' rca- i ,'t,-r' lm,m.n"J .''& P. -e.-i tI-stun 71 - - ii lv '0' -' ,,itso '.ii 'li '"ii,- :i1d'-1 ,n''t 'nsn ' -'47' i3lçj' / , ,i v 5i')i'r' i' r' s-.-, sqon r j',a' '."r I ' '.' )) - , I - C-6aasnlc ' - ',' lri'-r ri -ii - '1ew'r - ',I Iii' ,''..,rr ')-1 .$ilIt'af - ,-:" -i-'• 1195 lu '1W SEDAN AIr Conditioned. Speed, Red-Black lntprtnr 5 7u '1W SEDAN -i-Speed. R&H. Blue with Blue interior 5 h S S 7 1 68' - %iI'a- 5e 3.' li.t' 'SJI ',r Vr,c' ri'ri,i,.iIsIfl SIRS'. __________________ IS.1 "-'lI1ti,If . CilIJ+' ,r , ill' - 5.3395 1295 'r,rl '..iims).or' -',r triril' sap's 1ecmr i,ir jt"3 Ct'l,lru '97 1395 Asr CondItIon,!d Daii 'MOot. a,sth Qid Intent 'Si-S, ......'C .......- - ....... . - S PONTIAC LEMANS 2 Door HT Loaded, Yellow -Mitts Black Interior Si • Bank Financing Available ____________________ ;Pc: "1 ) 3(1 . 574,5 DELUXE VW Auto. StIck ShIft Turquoise with Black Interior — ' S 70 '1W SEDAN -$Spd 3ick ,,.,,u.,r',, tour 52391 C-cm-tsr' iiigfr ;b.r,) 96q S395 - -- - -- I 3fl M '.-% - - . VWKING. Hwy 17•92 at 5 Points. 323-6700 UP '.',s(nne Dai3nustC ti'i&Upti' er-uJ.ne ,ir'ipS.S. IT'S Sl'e:o cr,'. .isk. rig 1550 31) "431 .'.( DOES IT AGAIN WE ARE SELLING BRAND NEW '73 MODELS FOR SPECIAL OFFERING Boy. DoWe Invite Comparison! 7% OVER FACTORY INVOICE. WE ARE DOING THIS NOW WHEN OTHERS WILL BE OFFERING SIMILAR SAVINGS LATER ON IN THE YEAR. 'iPAP,%II',T '.'e'cpn'o'me IMPERIALS %'.i-t-, P4O" ' '-I iA,S v,.e'cw'a' 0i 0,011 701W (onlvo " -r Coat,oa var-iou, Rr. "--at", v bna5l) C" - (gPit fan P"Or' )iii Colored t,,n %'aew.a Ms . NEW YORKERS ' - ' NEWPORTS -- tOP'QI,lCi, 0-I,, Ie'y4rt'41Ofl9 ie'5 . 'ijfkj hi nO,,' - '1W coo'-" i 01 tO ts'iu' 'i.. 'abS a't0 'one 5 $ I .0-C'S C-u'- t ii ,1t*e'1 'odac 0, a, cG-"u-1 h I% i-i. and 4)1 (C 5*4'.' - ,'ictl . '-. - - ' - - - ,, - SEBRINGS .nJwp.ndsnl i1n-'wi nØIIf a1t'G i.,, i 54 'wtvta'015 i" i0 11,51 1iqif 'a'' . - SATELLITES ,Oud 540.5W' *litmii' re" '- id '.31'S - , . . i SEBRING PLUS 'I., i o ALL FOR I 1*1 iOu trols 20 HP Merc rimlor C.alvans:ed hfailer 9800 Prwis-III 09%) aftet S p m 1970 ',.,ml hoot $ .. VAIIANTS DUSTERS '.(c Oti PWtt tst, w 1$' 5IOt)ie Cat. Y,illaii, 5, WhuIp GalvaniZed trailer (.ti.i ,l( miii) rJ4nu3 I ku' ness, I'll Pill ii ,,fIa ' 1 OVER INVOICE ON ALL NEW CARS CHRYSLER PLY MOUTH AND DODGE TRUCKS _'_i 5._c''' I? - Cobla I ibirglass. 170 PIP Mercury I 0. and Inailer 597% 122 ,M ?ter I 3 in FURYS ... *,ø ti-Oh' ,,4, If II ong pesU'. Hj P'-i'$l " . ,%I'JIe' Di's-,-' .', 322-2611 or83).9993 .'r" ;a",l ')fl P'sntlar -irir ;,1r1r' 'm!n,jr)tu -__-, Auto Repairs Pa rts.ACCessorles p' - - ifrrath 171 RIIICIP L.*c.shr' "ui'.lrsrn ,hui 'r-' I !-'Or nit 1l-i "1- 'v' rr .#' I' -. , - JIM LASH 1? 1. 1 1 *i'Ci', ,', ['li, •%',',lna'Sll 0, ',,sil 'lA. 37) Isa: ' .-- FIue .111th a Blark lntqrinr rIp, 17 37/ S-I-I 754)) 0" (.5 322 0915 .SA!4T A 'ud MVIC[MAP4 5.5-i I. u-ui hu, S SP'oppr" 5 ('iu -lii' I ar l.r -ij nu-a'd -' - -.'-•1 - -nr ,bair, Pets And Supplies ] Goods i .,. --- IW SEDAN -I Speed. P4H. CAN NON MUSIC CO. ;-louseholcl Goods iii' ' r 7 rirs'la' ;prirt PWlY' I-nj Springer Spaniel PupS. AKC 4 *ru'kS, hiyet & afl,t,,, PICCIICn' 'rm,iu' pi't$ 12) St) C ,it'Cfltt'f5 pOV,t'r toolS, ' price all types of air tools, impacts. h'st'It ijnulls, sandCrS, hand Ioi'. sockets, many mOre All new P. guRn'mri'e"ui De't..,nd ill 8)6% -. Seminole Sporting -- , a- - KARMANN GH1A 1-Speed. R1tH, Blue wIth Whi? InterIor Used PIanos '.'.P.'' ,NDAI' SJ" ,. Dark Blue with WhltA lntrinr ' .' DON'S BAIT 6. TACKLE. 919 W 1st SI., LIve flail, Groceries, flu',', I-Irs 69 Open? dRyt 377 6729 - Inctuds 6 Month; pri'-iate lessons 3. 'sAt)(i I F 3iiiP',it -7 nP. S.s.e ,'..".'u'm - ,S,',,c C nr,, 4%'eSle'" 5tp I' 17 1 a' DeBar, PICIIwy dutp utut'tv traler 9' • tO i sidCS Wired 5229 609 1 11th 5? Sanlord SSA ii 1 Pr,l? Steinwap (,'.,rd %'75 - 'i ,'dIN(, 5i,', / 4 711% tuItOrih-)Ie's. i'll, 5r 374' t,'to)%SeSSed. pat biar'- .10 PIn n,nt5 of 51 - s ' 38% u) (r,'lit Di'pt SANFORD SEA - - i. 1:P41E14, 307 East IsI St 3%: JIll Ci 1-SC'S $31 1146 69 7 Rebuilt Mirrored P.inaoç. E.srh-534?S '/i.iS(OV't Duci S 5? each 372 1001 alter S - lW SEDAN s-Spend, R,H 68 SALE Yr old Regslered Pnt Mare 37) 4701 Y 4i51) c,'il4i;r .• , ait&I.tr' Ptymnuth i 1595 /I.ilr'u,t- 1.4)5 (JiL'5 TI-lw ROOM 'atidle's, Bridles, Plaiter's 3m, pejt4l 1ar144 OpenS 301 30-610 and weekend 17) 7/01 ''37 lrlifliThi pae'd R,,il,n 54Ø4e'f' 'ittli f,4nic lritor.t- r i',j.j Cannon Music Co. 'I' C'r'-, ,-r' . .i • WEEKEND SPECIAL - I Studio. Small Prfsiin.ji--5.19 S PI'r1)ndItiOnd 5p,net. Livestock And 2 Pii* carpet pieces, reasonable sr-li cjthcr ilems Come see ii? lOut b,.'sI Coleman Circle SI 510 Small NC 14 Caiii Re'jiSIer. %I'i'l Phone 123 3690 .' ' VW CENTER I .' - ir easy, quick carp,'? ClCRfliflti rerl Blue Lustre ElecInic Shampooer nIy $1 per day CARROLL S P URP4ITLJRL ' ." 71 VW DELUXE SEDAN New Spinet Pianos I,-- PiI,P4) ti I',iImliul ',,.rrI --,r-s, Reprinted Ike new cur 4Il n hiPo' or 50-p lJs'%pOrisible prt i.ivmenil haulane Wr.te before we '"0 truck North F In Paro, P 0 uIO 110*. 'prr.-31eluI rl. On I? Ill ,,,noqe *Sher. parts. Sec s.d machine's MOONEY :.P I' 1AP4( F S 373 0837 10 hIP Sears riding mower W,,-;n rid spreader With mRinter,,rr a' 14)Icy, 5551) herr dispense?. A,ls I An liii? 14.5', t1ttl,". 5750 372 Ml I'? .4 ,ç,.'v 'rrutlF llj 5425 ______________________________ ' ', _____ - Musical MerchandIse 1471 Grassnoppt-r, 129 Lycomriii t,%ü,mm ,;, tunIs 373 1176 - '.'- '- .,_ II 7 nj,.' )IILSON MAIITN I-UMNITUUP -. but Sell trade 172 elI II )19 E F ir5t St 4aIj roenceec, mflj 4 rbiVyifl la-Pie- tsar s,'td r rI.' L tfi, ,'4r 'to .rpal ie9?4!l 6? P,tr e.'4'?,,ifsd 41? //,,I'ers '7,r.in't". li-s nan-dIe -/ri,r 4ea-4511r%t 1-if' ,00ciint'won" t.loD"ne 614)111 'me '4,qpr la tli SIll 'mr r)3.,P/68 fIst'w IT - 7,., a" tOF I tpiek .1' ii'p4'y1.5r'fl'pnr?'/ Over 50 New & Used Wi'S In Stock. , ' ' (411 .. .HOME OF ThE 5(P DOWN.. , __________-- )-.i.4r,% $3 por woo. Vk,5ui#If pm-jn'en'S D.al.r. 1)) '1W) I,.- ' ,' IT1 trS-sm,%i nr -in, ,t,t'irri4l,r i'-,ch StP.?f'13 hurt-u' a '. pt,Cl--,'. tI'.V -i'' 1971 I .t,nmower. 5, 547' 140cr '-rudl 7%'' cul 'ui1? new for 5799. ..II sell for 5179 or bt-SI oIler 173 51)93 17.5 '7% '191 CENTE p • -- P' '/u 5 'i',,. 45 5513 'i's-wv 15535 1)0 '/1 IP 4V')',I--j 1' Autos For Sale - lIP ' GMC TRUCKS HVI 'f 11 fl at S PDI N'rs ITO I' 13 il.ri-ti '.S,l,I1. -s-len. ninf, r -aith"- p.p#% 3,4-'4" s-I Ill 4)46 0' 444 415) P5 RUICKS and /1.1? t'SiII .tw.i'; uflV i495 ,i '9 croon, A1,' inn. '1,1 XING i' '473 Fond (iplorer P-ri lip, '4 4 ,rp TV. II'' Delune rrila',r, 7 #' - - ton p tube nju,ranIe.. I r pain' P. I,sli4)r CIIJR?aIn'mlPe Two in '.ID'* 3)Y# '-act' 1770219 ,.'. 0 7Jf l4($a'l Awe . 332 - - ,' arm, nJss rang. (anod coodhmr 351) 661 6)10 I' II,,) (IT I i ,i!!,rn ,, , 'o ,ii , mc 'rtcr Iii? 1:0 ,j,iI J,i'. ti'i 172 tIOS 411cr 6 :427 Hwy I? 92 127 9961 1r 'attfuri' 300N. French - . i . For Sale 'ld ,, NP,te SlearIR IV Black 'nit()I.' 5.1% I I'm rIrapes, gold 6. PciQ.' 3774946 MIscellaneous - '4' - Ii', Pit I. Ill Ii Uniia,e,s, Ih.iIu IIf'il'. (6141401 L'S r IJUPdlTl)0$ tIAld Is' ',' 111 SItu ' S(l3nptftr% '471 tlSnlO-p FTh ta-It'." ;prrit, ISA -( ' ,w mulPago, .erpll.qt nra-I I $1) 37) 7599 itta? S Rt'at uir I ,rns $visilRhhI' (all ns,t v ,rP 1 .1,1 17) 3111. rim 50* 4? SAPI ,11'7, '/llPI ( , r6rf41117, $7 F I tIti'#irrts-r*ri P ,'umor' washing mach.ne With with Route Carriers Now Being TakenApply At DAILY DIRECTORY OF- BUSINESS SERVICaS Male Help Wanted 5.e,viie StIthon Attendant. Apply m person t 714 13th St. Sanford JOIIPIPIY thud C.( ;,( l's' I.'? 84's' - - EXECUTIVE ''ii repair a service ' - '.1. '1"a'f & if-,v rr '1 m'4'i- if '.11 ''i urn? (h.r, 17% IiRfii (rh,, IS _Ifl 4451 p -,,,Ir ii ',','At P I 14 r - Save a Bundle, no finn(e chacut- i" commission Owner needs down to % i per c ml 01 10.' I lIdmism I Lj,mth.vqu'ppt'd kit , Ire new condilion 37363*3 ' Get In On All The Action! PiANO LESSONS 17 Week CriordCourle . I .ii It,, u,%ZIAI ulOwu' 1,1,51' iii Eve Assoc 661 6)49 511 as-criabc 373 4347 I In EquIpment For Rent Pd ,.-- YW 372 8614 ln;s,tt bedroom Slit., complaIn ('all ret .11u'rmt eond?.nmr. 1113 after S p n-ri - *18 43.15 ',,nIi piano ?r,r practln (nIl 177 RI6S 55 And - CarS & TruckS, I Day Serv'cn 66$ 65)1 -, in P'_i 'lii) 377 p063 Re,il I s's'- II 07 t,ell,i' 30% 6M %)Il on 45$ 112) ML S Opeim Su,id.ly I 10 4 p t' "-a. *5 3 - '13 PONTIACS 1)44 leAp //,-pr"'o." I .WPII'J'i Ii'.'.' sow r"ICSe)o jJI) P.,rv nnvy4r l.nrw P,rif;c'v) -ePslrIØ P'r-ee'l " all IA 5l130 5? ) 5191 Sop) Ft. TtiR'JIII'DIF' Pt A(. 51617% r,tr'FRS It. c rr.73W ,v'v,r'm, .h4, flIt,.' it DaImae ,? // A,almt a44'j,P/ 5e'fn, Air flbho Ifi /4/ ',.-iuwi, Ar, Roil ,-us Plum 0 N Motorcycles I) 311 40. isrmtl 540 70 Son'" ptIs A 5 P/i radio, I pitti A trark tis,. 3D MAGNETIC SIGNS McQuillar M C Earthmoving Service iiulldotung. Lots I Acerage cleared. earth moved, Uriding I road tuI0ng B, Pour, or CQntratt 64$ -, 3?) 3Yi laIrI ; C1(1y 5117)1' ip9,j.',.i A,...,. Stereos (3) Lots & Acreage 33 Applications For Motor Instruction ZALCS Pa5 op,nnug lot SALES MAN Must be hugh school gradual., good personality. naf afraid of p-ople or work. lngtjnp 1100 State St Mr boafrwr Ido Shone alIs please 1?? ai)8 IPIE CONT ENDED IIOMI QiSPIF U nac Out limO In tt% Will CIIIOY c's clIent lo aton Many feIun.'S Show thus 7 ('Or wn , 7 (.m,Ilh, lot ir,,il t'ntral ,r. ceo dining room. room, a w.ire buy at 512.St') Sirvlcs _________________________ 13 l()rflC ,intI 3. three bedroom os'stmOr,mcS 'nil one hull ha? h ennninifltj lath has Our ted t entral P,rt Each priced .it 511.600 Call to see It YOU c.,ri quality Low down payment. low i,,iitti p I'''r Ill"i'?', 7SaSPark 1001 $31 1939 ACli. pan' Inter Irrigation I','" ti my a' On,' Itur ra' tirdr 00cr. 7 bath SundayS & Holdays Call t?drm , I ba?h. C en air hell Groomed yard. good I*catuon 1?? --_____ StRict P. IEPAiR Cc's- pile 9qr-,ce, Set Ups. AntIc, Ie Downs. Electrical, Eiit,ror clearing, Patios, A*nirigs. YCOI Sea ''Carm,'IQ Streng 74 i-40'r 5n w CC 323 508) 2526 Pa'e I..e SonIc-nc Glass Mirrors Only Four Left Olden frame home, corner loCal., 3 bedroom, furnished or ir' furnished Nice neighborhood Il: BACK HOE SERVICE OtcPlng. LoadingS. Trucking - - Bridal Complete wedding planning assistIng 323 7550 AAA MOBILE HOME CERAMIC SHOP. tn rig to a m s Is' 5' - 332 0715 GEORGIA'S Professional Paster repairs, stucco and SIMULATED BRICK Call 372 7S.7 or 3739677 - REALTY 6969 by appountmen? (flIp -I- • '-' 3 SpecialServices - Iri-s ul curpentrv , -I ',.' 377 6635 unde r - ni. NightS. SUPER SHOE REPAIR tlw ?,laragencerit Senlord PlaZa 337 5570 ___________________________________ 7 7i'4P4 AND BATHROOM 'AfllP,ETS, Form'ca tops. an.'. t.pert _n%tail.tor_P75052 "" ia STENSTROM )722I7OREALTORS ShoeRepair — CARPENTER rcpars, paneling -_tn,5Ps work, framing 3335677 '- ":" s- i'' 322 3.333. NIghts 323 4124 'OduCC business arid stand for SaIe Corner of East 4$ and Brisson Ai 37) 4571 after 7 - Manor 5)6,S00 jl!n, Cal' /T 1,','i'I 5''( t yr '41// , Florida room, plus cen'ral he4t --_- eaperlerice - P HA 71% I .lr't,m . • -- 'ii 34 and air, ccuiPPlid k,IcPien, fenced and many other c.lr,iS Gnove ALBERT'S SIGNS. PlaStic NeOn. ftIlboarc3s Tru(k t, ettening San lord Ave & Itt, SI 373 II)) -'I ..;-'.:p rI '.c ct 'oo sa 371 2649 __________________________________ Roofing—allklndsofI,aklrepaired Work g;ran'e.d 20 yrs e. per ien ci 373 5353 322 7)99 ________________________________ PPidn, 47) iSI' - ____________________ tsRE YOU TROUBLED' Ca' I: I Fr,p 611 207? for - it Care rp P4 AO - 'I _______ --- - 51210101 uFwAIE S43J DORIS BEAUTY S-aOPPE _______________________________ ' irs 7 i?cclroonn, I tiath. I lonlija rot lilly carpeted Equity, take n..,-r C ltIu per cent P,tonttjaqr 4' ,ianor, 322 6914 I Lots for %,ale East of Gencia Br dqe 3 - tIO 200. 5)000 1- 100 3729761 700. 57.000 349 9102 F ic bedrooms, three bath'.. 74' a 10' SIGNS '...'. 5L .,,Ct-i S bE A.,.' ___________ • pan!ng o, mal repars -e' 0 0 Crat; 373 1566 19 BeautyCare li 6 Nnr'i 377 08-41 on I I, i,urP),.j 'l"w I. °-'i i i'' C- 1. ',lt I)) Ill) I-,, '.iii l,ilI'!ii'i', ,sluiiiil '.1%, s-tt lluay I or 1001 fr' I .ifry'5 Mart 715 SinInird A.i- . - CHECK THIS FOR VALUE j -,v Pd - STRETCH KNIT L.0e's classes Starting Monday, Oil 73, 7 p rn or Tues Oct 71. 9 30 a n, Enroll now, MILADY'S P ABRIC SI-IOPPE. II? Maçnolia. 373 0313 _ _______________ DIAL A 37) 5 17 Ce'".- sap' t c. ______ —__- ___________________________ hours, P4o.i Open for DressmakIng. 2OYrs. riper aen cc Alterations lJi .isonblc priceS 7101 Airport 11,0 . 373 7726 MOBILE WORLD SALES I SERVICE _______________________- Personals alter 14 il•- • SHPMENTS OF NEW - .. V'Iontt'd to I9tiy SI 372 711$ 2531 Park Dr C' I. ' '. - tIrp',SIr. tar,t %51t it'd mnttr.', 1'pnrh Prvr'r ii her? pith brie sOrfigs 6. svuttln.s P/apt. Ihc.' S.. tFar Irric 13) liMo I/I ISIS , JIM HUNT REALTY CallS)? 7)73 Lipert Palr,t I Body- e.pert Fiberglass work Free est'ma'es SSI92 Tm ZIGLAR 323019) _____ - A lit P ',enp Mniral.iy Pd-'.P c%lp n i ' 'liily $03 We but ii, ..I P (it tigsa%PtitliI C gn% grill..' -. I 10,infnc,nt'.' i' a-i 'ii' VerrnlInn 171 0*74) ,li$i 54,'., ii 41 ',s.-I'-i , II, op na'r. clint clot atiots. I bc?n rn li.sIPmS. cenIral Pmo'l & air. f,ittil n s 'nm, fruit tm,''., 7 ( arpos- t'. lu cir cPm I r ,'pla( c, S(nernrd a tr4% 515,000 1372 8046 IIAVENNA PARK 3 bedroom Ii baIt's. on large corner lot nicely landscaped. for privacy Bull in kitchen, air, many eaInas 577000 fly owner 377 0970 _________________________ - - sill m.ik,'S & modi'l% NGDOPI'S SEWING CENTER. JlrJ ii is? 5? Sanlord SINGER. 2J SM? COMPLETE MOBILE HOME SERVICE Awningt. Sirtings, Hurricane Anchor's. Utlily rooms, Screen rcsoms. Cabana rooms. Cool Seal Ar Conditioning flank Financing Available ____________________________ 1 O', T Horoa 350 IaceØ s-ce cOves'. c" 79" S rear Sumr'e1ln 372 U Sewing '' I' P. B LAWN SERVICE MEL ESTIMATES 37) 1077 Auto Insurance a--i -_-_- ________________________________________ ',ATHEU FIXIT SERVICE Work Painting Odd Jobs Cast)?) 2770 _____ - •, ,, l't,lllI It ItnuSe with 6 acreS of cleared land a'lest of Santont? 372 1551 — ANIMAl. HAVEN LIOAPDIN('. vi PIPIL L's tlathng. DOping ,, lie, - , '""'"'' _____________________________ - - Pet Care 131's [ICCIr C trcai contrRctor Licensed i: Iso-cOed and insured Commercial, repair iri and r,' 'dential SrrrunOlr County. 21 hr serv.ce 372 1970 177 said Kenneth Thon'. - is that causing DII lOPING i-.- - 'sAP4FOR 0 AIR 0!. 27s Sanford Av lnt-,,a' cs-I ,-,- a' Home Improvements Approved Mobil, Home Servicrig Quality wotk Torn Baggerly Fri-i' --Est.mates 373 0175. 373 1710 AtticInsulations L Bonded, 71 Hr Service 202 S Pnk, 323 6901 Auctions 1 IIi'rlroorn, P Iomd.t tOOtfl. wlI In ,.,.oll carpeting. by owner 661 1075 1,, 1011 Magnolia Large I bdnrn, I bath, corner lot. With large oak trees Living room p.?h I irplacc. dining room, family room, wall to wall carpet. ten air and icat Garage wIth double driveway Fenced back yard with shallow well 12$ 000 Call 37? 9958 MiD FLORIDA LOSMITHS Residential, Co" r"erc al. P4,,5'r Clearing Space 0-I !44tr5 Qp! c- c Rtl (Ru Mar" - __________________________________ - ____________________________ E*' - - urtOqr ______ ___________________________________________ 792 Prl Drar, 372 ISA? nPormaton till 372,77* NAME STATUTE 'sO 454DM IT MAY CONCERN HONOLULU i Al' When f4gti .s ear, given that es-, out in Honolulu S nder$grued. Pu?tuant f the lights g - 'F.Cli'Oul Pdan'e Statute' Chapter parks. people are apt to blame 66509, FIoda Statute, All register sandals or poor qualli bulbs. us PSi fPeCteck olDie Catty? Court. .n but the ettys c'hiet of lighting and for Seminole County. Florida, c.-ç,ori receIpt 04 p'oof 04 the maintenance sa's that usually isnt thE problem at all r;! ,.r, ,p. q. P?JttiC#' :' 'r titiOt.5 vissnr i pt A pplia fl CCS Results j I rn- GE Appi arr'% Bait and TackI. Shop for Sal, Fc,' HORl'(; ii:nn'ri; NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ',-. ,, th ,pf en ad apqr is.. 3p1* .45o tel 373 ew III PPS) asid lifi II 'u'?DO,iC* 'sti,t II' kia •e ' "c ' "u' trw' - - Bring I" - ______________________________ L tJ RIGEQArlO'l SE Mv iCE 74 i-Iour SCnyice 6. RepairS on A,r Ccira.tioning. Refrigeration, arid .'.',i'r'g Sen rig Sanford Rrid 7'? 5,'i in-a PP-jrr eii VVant Ads Locksmith Heating All ConditionIng I7 MI P 372 8444 2946 5 French SI 1 I,aIti tome Ml 1ST P.IOV I Best sliler Call after 6 171 I lIOn cm, ONLY I HARRISS REALTY 323 16)7 rs,irl u' inert il, conner tn,I pveli Strep?s 323 89)4 DRIVE by 116 S SflI4nct .ini 5(1' thIS IMMACULATE tPtrI- i' You! Serve . .' I - Si ISIS S Pr'r k 1?) 74ii WI ll TUR 5 ti u)tmIS, SuflulipS & 1401 rIs S (ill P1 PUS) 1)2 6&3S 122 6438 THI EASY WAY! SHOP )J I,'l/ Stenstrom Realty ---- Sal.' $'airifintj'. I,- kural sc?e' Itnilti ap.s. l ill hIP an'O fl'sm Il Vai.nniR I-I,l f)eflnn • -. I nt'' I A lIuSi' .c, ( ike P,%iny. Agency bedroom home completely Irrct'd and well landscaped IPIA financed at lI) month. 55000 caSh. at Ihe unbelievably low pro r at 516500 1 sCluSie *uIti -' ',-"'..' ' Sanford Realty lUll' RiAt In 407 W Is? 51 377 2)1% every problem. • '-i- Srrnur,oIe Count, Wi',,utoe M[MIIITM,ORLAPID() WI'Mu 372 199? 1919 S I reticti liii' Sunciiy)72 1171 convenience Permanent _________ , 3 Ililnmn , SPipII Iforne cm,, 7%' lot 0,, AIMICIoS Rt,R(i. a 1414,1 ',i'l ,i P tu 11? /t'll Attractive I bedroom. 3 balh home I 1015, wulh trailer Near schools ,lntI shopping Thi' 'Whole Thing" for 539.000 Ii r.ja ' - uv S ,,i- ',i -ia'l "4Io'? r-n. l-uj lrj n, pl %'4' (4at-, /-17 /4145 I" 14! ui'm WI 'P',f-)n,N 5 SF aiI P4". P 'IIFM. 711) 1 Ii,' 6, 0)-IA.'u-.,,,r 173 4*41 0 i .ipn fly Owner (Illt)tIr't Real L'titc,i thiIh with panelled family no. , lIt ,ii',iI ,iIsj clean I ir'.t %li 00*11 takes 1 I 4 - OUR LATEST /1 DELUXE SEDAN Prfc Ar rp%çnrpç - _______ COME OUT 10 5ff $413 D(e'M"Z "'is emp f/h iver seiv(W l/n,- mOInns' '1./h t'FN (FR 54*-i lP7 sIc -ictIS, Ill 'p Repairs isIniit P,.nl ,, WILSON I'LACI' I Il(tIrOOrflS. 7' 1 t,,itti%. 14'ant 57,' IRIlilly room, welb Iuri'ptiti I' Suecncst porch nd ,ill th crtr,e thaI n,,lir home In thiS area "i desirable CdlI totI,iy for itrtale ,niI',,i$'iii - INSURANCI 5100 PE'W MONTH IS all you pay for this 3 i,eiIIooifl. I' - e,.J,.... - - I" II Mlvi MI MOPIT 975 on Wek iva nt iuulr% 'ssn,ilI 1 bedroom hone l0l tnt iiuifli'Ol,I% USC'. $66,100 OAiirn sell finance - THE liesfrontn%. 1 bRIPa'.. t e ,,i, 'in, '.a'paralp Øining Ija,a'jn o,nrr f,.n eli SI?, 51) I '''ant innj isnul adlan P1-i? In? .m .1 It,Ie 7374) S I iii.' el ', l r.t 0 3 ,' I _j ------ ------- ' C0 v. dPi Ii', sr'S Payton I it'll '1.. I r,li Auf Sing 111W Crystal (Sø Aye. take Mary - 171 Al I ',lA II I P4,1) Ii AU I 101 ( WI 'I I lUST ST Ui I:, ,'S 372 'sAil c's-,' tsrdsnn.% t'r'r 00 small '' tI' r"C ui 1117 BALL REALTY I i ST. JOHNS REALTY ,', itA 1W Near Churches C A Whiddoi, Sr tiroir's 111 N Park Sanford cq Nights 3 Ii'? - 75 Houses Rent Furnished I . 334% 1anh N,alty 173 3471) Niqhls Sundy% & ltnlat,IS (.Iii 177 8418 371 4'. I 322 681% ind '.' .i, p 71 Household Good; SA ------ - FANK REPOSSE S.IONS iA Y F OVER PAfM F NIS Garage Rutnrnaqn Salns 50 Stenstrom Weekend Camp 2 b itti na room w wcarpeting. ten h .i 17) t4' I I and Lair Monroe 514.5 For Sale u I I-i I-i's I ,It, if1ç miiShPtl large lot pitt f, - , ri 5lI MilDuctiD Larg e 4 bdr m ".sc' bedrcm with Flortla "' II HOIJSQS DrIl.'mrp ASIirml4 5957X)nl pill Inawln Ii', In ,ilpr isrwl or lot r; r I'm' nt-It 1701 Thor Ave AIuiiliI ii Houses For Sale 31 31 ISO' •.'s' nfl sl'atrc? lot. sll% ilRri?lCtl i.tt.' to soeh - a $i(ii'i 1171 Il'?-, nyse's-f. •u0 Sii' m' 947 ()rvt'.' 0f).iipp4i.t I slat ?,,fl' .s'.SgIin -eelullftg c.p-'ny alP 740 tsP -sa-eft.i a-loin i"Pøly 5050 ilpflIa 'u5l) /AQ ITS sHrI I Cf 5 ,,'',i01 a- .qa-rpar, III eriu prn.ss! Avo - Sin I1 ''s '/15 I',.-, I/) I'C ' -.. ,'i, Three Bedroom - -- - I - A,,tns For Sal. 1 lhi., 4 ya.tr,,t,I (.flS't rul'O?"t) to" 'Ii r," 3Vldt 7' I' fl ,l'n, 4 p0% (" s''-" at' ' i$.," 'iII fV'si(I'il 175 _________________ retR.l tales per5.)nneI needed P'ton also open fr manage' W[LD[RS atIltarit manager, arc casters Apply ft person to •Yedcc' (51 75 MIPIMUM CHARGE) )3 C& -- DIcun? Pnirt' SPicii r'Q 3 Lines Minimum Risabse man tO OruiC truci load Con'er r'r,? and un$O ma'e, a , _________________ Iujricbfr ,ard 4$ Hr wept, t C. triO, gryCri that pvrluftl to a ELIZAfIF It-I IRENE A ,,, acr.'.snQ appear., ; Male Femae ceIIe tr.ne n01.t Apply .n 15 Responderi' 'NAL DECREE 04 Forettoture Santc,d HtcaId On ed'es0ai PerSon Ittir S a '" 'o Scc', s NOTICE OF PROCEEDING Help Wanted rstItfrd on October 9. 1977 0-v thu ate'cail, be pac.6 'u S r,onw. RENi HemP BuIdC'l ELIZABETH -OvC Cflttltd Court, •fl ?PIC above TO FAylt.,y BARGAiN %AiI' \ i' -.e fir' 73 As Sanford i'yItd cauSe. IPIC unCirlugnid TROS(LL j CY1ON 'ha' •s Os"-b'e0 a' , tia"ars'a oe ' ap, -i ------------ — RESPONDENT Jr'.?ed States MartIal. Or •'up 04 hiS iO-t-cna' . 91 'ees un tIp area Apply COOiS ri person '' sPipisId .'u(uØp 't &s',5tI wit RESIDENCE UNkNOWN 11I? 7.jip lt,?Pi0l'uCd Otpsit'I't. Fup101 Tuk Drip's' flat-ama ..'c.. a , %,,t , on a (np,,t.n; !hr 4t; YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the property l'tultt In SvnurioI, Salary & Comm-as-on County, Florida, ces(rbd as Lot tata proceedna tot ?Pt deflO'u?'Ofl 3fl 4962 AAAEP,'PLOYMENT ____________________________ 11 SUSILAPID ESTATES. FiRST cf matr.gp' las been fled agarist a Mu Ott 17 92. Ca%%tIberrsri and tot CirCuit Court, '.ODITIOPI. •ccordng to the P1.1 you in Ire y • Riqeny S-a $3? 3100 as recorOed in Ph? Book 32. Seminole COuf",, FIord., ,P, SPort PC?sOri rprCeØ Ti"E es 57 an 99 Putl,c Records of titli Of whiCh 5 IN RE Bahama Joe a LoCs'fC HOSe 7s lAME OF F Otto s Plottl'fl . Ic"cri help -nt r"rinl? Counip. FIor.da at puOl'C MAR P sAGE F,nth AiC . S*r"Cwd ____________________________ 't,y ID the highest and belt ocoer TROXELL. SR .PETIIIONER. *fl Haul 332 9716 F .becgIaS% Piar0 II, iJO t'ptrienced e cat, at 17 00 o'clock noon on ELIZABETH IRENE T ROXEL C. LABORERS Ge"eral iac'.-. WO'ICI'S •Oj tat? gr-oe.n bcr,bt 'uts.dav. November 16. 1*72 at ?tse RESPONDENT these presents :,iONDAY thru FRIDAY PC. ANT MAINTEPANCI c:pan, Eicrllrflt compari, I r,nI cour of the Seminole County commeno ou to appear arid Ph PIE LI ARC iS ELDERS t'srrrftt Apply Sicicraft Boat you' Answer or O?hPr ceter'rs, 0' C rtha,le, Sanford. Florida 830 A M to S 33 P M -s.on of AMF Robalo plant. Apply is- atir Bonnet. Inc . tOO " "c'r3 10 1372 pleading wIt tPit Clerk Of tIlt C,rcu't Court o' $em.riole County Florida. LIPe HOwell Road. Catse.t'rrr, Sanford A,rporl BIog 142 ) ACK F PEEPLES SAT U R DAY f5t rØ r'b, off 436 1 bI' on 7100 An EQual Oppor'un t and wru a Copy tPier Jntd Slates Marai ei' c4 17 ;7 Erisnlcr,-,r Pettuoner s attorney. Maci W '.'-cid$t Ostrict o1 rt0'ida 9 A M tO 32 NOON _________________________ Cleseland .ar . CLEVELAND. '(PiDELL W WHERRY aritec for Service Staton e MIlE & B(RRY. on 0? te40'e Assistant ijn,tr'ø S'a'es A?ton'ey '.AL_ UNTIL NOON TC '' PerSor' Attericants Apply fl 17th da, 37 f November, ''Domestic- Child Care t.'?ørn for P'an'tf STAR I OR CANCEL "OUR _____________ ______ Cem Leor'ardt She??, 2500 Pa'k $'ubIth Oct IS. 76. 1. Pdc 7,9, 1573 04p,rwis a default will be erutirec? .? D NE x T DAY i's s c' as'r f' y and .;'-' a.e.ns! you Dii 117 0tet Morøay Friday 373 isp; WITNESS my Pisrid and ____________________________ AppIinte terhn.c.an must be ci I.caI Seal of the Clerk ot tre Curcu-t Oi'C'Ced ____________________________ CPiridmas i.riopp;ng! Brng c.' ____________________________— Court - on 'Pt i6'P day of October. ____________________________________ O'Idren by for an hour or a da, AD 1972 Cah-nft installer arc tr,,cS O'ier ___________ aN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Cinderella's Castle 322 3d4 I Sea! I _______________ neeaid Steady work Apply EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRARTHUR H BECKWITH JR Silicrat? Cab-nets Bu.Idrsg 17j 4re re 41'? r' CUlT. IN AND FOR SEUNOLE Eaperer'ced Clerk of the Circuit Cour' S.arctorO AirpOfi Oq'%,rp'S 'O'h 0, 373 COUNTY. FLORIDA By Maine S Eden _________________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO 731363 tct3 a"e' S Brake and alignment flttrtit Dep.fi, Clerk In we The March91 Of cerato' Satar piuScosnriiasovl ____________________________ CLEVELAND MIlE A BERRy ALBERT EDWARD BLANFORD Pot' Offce Drawer 1 Mafly benefits ncluO'nQ 2 wtti1 F HUSBAND, AND CARME oaa vaClTiOfl 31? year Saturday Worm Oak BLAkiroi4D WiFE •r. et'efnoon atic Sur'obv off (i S.antot. FlOrida 37171 NOTICE OF ACTION per.moe rpg 5.,rCc? Pnone 373 793 Attorneys tot P14t.o'lp' TO CARME F BLANFORD p0" S M ha-v or apply ti PubhSnC! Oct IS ;e- a Nov 3. 5. Hi Le'.Y4' 5treet p.'sonat C,dyH' Service Store 1973 _______________________________ Ht'r,rtOfl KCri'v(hy 42427 YOi.' ARE NOTIFIED that an pp .; a rece '.; s'cva -m-v bOiDfl tør duttOIut,Ofl of ma'r.gr Peas bees' fled aOaurist you arid lCJ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11th Reside fur shiid 7 th. Is p'm1room, 7 (RIP blOci POflIP Ofl are. tiRrden II 391!. Phi' 1' X( I t)',IVI' K II lD(.i Dii, way to t'.at 1Pm hyt, isI ut living is to tiiiy this nke ilillule. in on. iiit, Rn,? lea%e ti,i'?h,'r tow an in9 unto' 1.-i, h ijfljl Is luvog roorti. itining an s-a, equiiir$ itt hen, 7 tietlrcwrns, on, Pi,tth it wiitliIim.fl'iJ Pdimv Iii "it ,'i' 511) 7103 We Have Many Other Llifinqu Op.n Saturday Mow ning Avaii*bl. Sat afternoon and Sun's by Appoentm,nl Country Living S 02 I • - '.l, C'anis - 's,,Io,ri s '..sur. I ,.tifme th III, ot ii ,'1r I i'd P'"I' 504CC tO' a attic IsimI New s,pp,i. corner $0? with C? avc'cailO tI'41 flQ III %hnt't'ert i'ri(t 57?) '-.- - I Bedroom I tiath masonry Pimp In Sanford, (lOSe to s hml alit shoppIng OutIlile ,iPpd% situ,. paIn? As IS, 517 SI'*) *04 773 71A1 eves betwp.n F A, S 177 8051 -- _' 17 95? $'rref P lfl. .e'*fliiitt r,'vm'f ,t,i'sp a spool a*r rI-nv. I?' Pros . n-.', ItSS 631 1141 llay 177 7174 Three Fireplaces ' ,, _________________ • - For Sale "" p,.l r. - 1)43 //.5yii'iaar flit I?) IllS ,nion- 4 ' ' reo snag c P' 1:: aA i::'"'• n ',sij PrAt ION' 12) nIPS ,ujt'li •lt -u1i - /5 -. • a cfid) tSr, '0*flPb!C r,4fpq raf,5w7f )J7 ISP I CR11 I 1.1%' ot I 4 RI - built fl (entrat Peal Rrid 17 170 MIAt.IOMS 73A PR Nev commercial bwtd'riQ to 'a' ospr a000 So Ii with - OOIfl AIIIISIS At,to Fo,' Salø ..,. Saul's Agency h*% STENSTROM REALTY i'os.sd I tt ___________ ___________________ 29 Ithi Ifl$ iantø a t.tI,C 511 .' .s' " I OM Mi I Or' tOv iii t ai'it call 371 700 , IV1 ACH I N ISTS ____________ s.n '2 ri Srd Central ti A ____________________ _____ "0 2 ctoc" moct ArAMT'ENT!. L.PP aria A oi's A?y Lee P Cpr"rc fi'1 ('e(1tOOfl% ar'd tO 15 r.iily tn isruic. a lw' P41 -ii, thl p. tedrnufli, I , PRtti ,nO,r% flip tOtRteofls ( heal, earw'tn.t It, hen e'luIPllC'f (an laup 719- I' otitr type liriRsi irij -_-- - --- iSP t,ii DO GROW ltl Business Property For Rent - I fVrflPti 't 1001 Palrtiet?o A acn' 2c a lIre _____ - Or 322 1470 643$ after 3 Ti. - trI. irng coo'e No Co!errInte.i, Aroin'a',t $1 I icr P.,.r 79 Pri çtr aee s P4se ot Par P 0.,e 7101 Ase Saretero Now. 1. t1 t1'rU '•' "r * ' er"rd ''!O StA' ,qt'r .' '4 !1t "'." Art Se,Horn houses For Sale 31 LITTLE PEOPLE t'eirOorn. av1iab tl !'i Apartments Rent Furnished 23 ,a, A Ant) '' 11 2S Houses Rent Furntshed — Uo,her, lvi to Iae charge Sal.,, o*n P?on. Mrs PRODUCTS INC s a, 5u D.PA' CI 44 MN a v.ar f! 5i 4? tP'd' %Rn StarIr,. S7toIi'Pir Send r' iPrtlI detaIl b'.t-f II9iI rd oo.'s to Po' Nci au. care of 322-261 1 - £ _______________________ TRAINEES Semi nole rn C Apartments Rent Unlurnished Hous.% For Sal___ lay THE BORN LOSER ____________ /7 /', Sell-Out". Place A Want Ad Today Have A 11Grand-SIam Herald Classified Ads Don't Cost,They Pay rf ---rI.11 ,r'P lfrir.-frJ It-ri ' "I! I S CS it iii,, t iii - CRICKETS DODGE TRUCKS Your Direct . Line to CLASSIFIED! "THE LITTLE DEALER WITH THE BIG SAVINGS" ! P4 tt't. L.hil i eIj ',i, I i,r catiei your ad I ..'c f Lii 1,-i , I IiJ ill .1 tlip lIii. 7 , ii ',,lI,u ,t,s s e .'. , ', , , ' '''- ji MAIN STORE leO? Hwy. 17 92 MJlIIanut cU 7600 Al the MUSIC MART $211 C Cotonal Dr OrLando. I1)-S?0$ a Fri. IllS MAITLANO STORE JIM LASH Chrysler-Plymouth11 Roth Open OPEN SUNDAY 16 HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 322-1055 ORLANDO 647-8818 �8a-The SantorJ Herald Humanities And Fine Arts Complex I hursday, Oct. 19, L 1v12 4 Building $2.23 M*il lion Sales! Our Pe nney Days ne rewarding experience () Irrath to af ter another. And another, ttC. Sale ! Our entire stock of men's 4 60 and 80 double knit and $5 buys polyester suits. 0 pr. you I K, Galloway, chairman of fit- board of the Winter Park Telephone Company, was elected president of thv United Sale 64 29 a fivc'tory builultn nInrii'itii tuuill'liuiit ,iriil ci ctiir'p' ,iiIr rc'tur'ar:il tutilliliruit 'Fiitnl ;urctju'i I 'iiqt k fly (tie nri'hltr'ctc, )fnwr'-I'riras & Aiw'i:uliq of Tuinipi*., to tie about 122.1 imillhnin 11w project is t,cirig i-on. a purl of (tic' First trmii'ted c'w i,ir'thcirk of funding, anti srouqfr'a$ rontrr,l on the first fir, he provident (cur pr.nt1y ptihUr evenf It atcn hmuueq two ihrareem, a irnall jtn' 1h r,nil 1frr will i,n4eterrnmetl lIes rnirit nut ion pr.trtie" rWtVi, and .1 f.iriltY The fourth and fifth fl"-.rm xiii orutumir r laccrr,curri;, a language Jim" c',iumc'q and apply th"n to office ttur' tiuuianitic'c taui1nlini as it lsmh'.ratory. auinjir,..vk,uml (enter, contain faculty arid department Prmanenf eatiir.'m much q qfiidc'nt "ending area and nffjc-e Inc art, EngIth,hicfrury, r;t'W ff'cr tc't ( if mnd mtalrm, of (tie lounge, and fonilty rouinseilorm humnanitie, foreign languages, elevator, Tim' otuJei'tive rneehanfral intl toilet theatre, and d-m cufil'e+. ofiftes The third (incur will prnigruIrru muncie iirt primarily hi',uce the art cleparlrrierut's Seminar rooms and ra6uate are located in m.r,!iru 'nw.'rI mc"hu thin, tint art' •h.' itsi4, ('bill 4Ca'Sii1' .uscimtanta are natud run the a ri't ;i b'uJJer',' hOc r'rric'cl with long-trrrri goals qt iullr I ji'stitt'iit, the n er f1".r ri,aflapc'rnc'nt n tPctirii(ue + rrist rooms c'mn china s Trade Hotential olgoiltV "'o J, 7- A~11 f,alliwi will tillithority .who p1ped pro sitldooint Nixon ind Or Henri . :q ihrast to play ii multibillinnIF ,i'ii'ha(ed with the Winter Park Telephone Company 'IIIIe 1926 and has served vurious executive positions. I le was elected president in 1959 and served In this I aparitv tInt ii I ¶$i7 t hen he us •lit'tt'it cilairmnan of the I s,aI, lit' has t)t't'ii ci('tIVt' In (Ia' United .states Independent Telephone Assiaton affairs for several years. , • - V +• ¶1 - ' I ; -tamed P'ttui.a lnaua., who ri and raised n that 'mintr,' mod 'who repreentec1 14 ' - % n'iertCafl nmpanu in trade in _ 69 pant..POSe now at Q?eat S?DCkup savings All sleek stretch nylon in rec.v or nude heel styles Run Resist, even light control Subtle Shape, inCluC t'iS savings SprEf? c.por1ionpd sizes aerage. long ots 01 fashion colors -. - r -- ' cr1. I - 1, ,#ic ' •': j•. -. -- -. .1 K. (,Al.IA)%A\ :1 :;• Wiunck'o Enterprises, Inc., announced that MIAMI per ,tiari' earnings, net income and sales rose to (tie third fiscal quarter and the 36-a'a' eck period ended Septt'nitier tI. 1972. '' - I.' 'j .aui1, I effective through - Saturday. -' j II 1 1 -- ' •• ft .••., 228pero. Prinial-V pur share earnings in tile latest quarter chinbcd - ent ti) 2!).() cents compared %% ith 24.1 cent last ),ear. . per while net intomt rust i • -' Sale prices j• -•. V V 1. '1 •"-"- j1 tI •. '., .,•'•. AN L• . E•' ...' .• .. % ' I I1_•_ •'. I• 1 %' 'a'... i.1..• .. a.. '% •. . ill ., Srn.. '.1 . E. and Kine Arts complex at Vlorida Tech University is expected to get underway in short order. The structure, which will cost $2.2:l million, will house classrooms and Halloween Safe . By MARII .• I' Y TI e. IL V. i i.V •. • .. .5. , •. I. .•. f . Sale! 15% off on our entire stock of shorty curtains. - Ii i-;I •i - rj44 I : : ( '-.. S. r• .1 06 , $.•ggI1 r Sale 5 ,g,,,,,, +-, ' ReQ. s. . ..r ..: . ace a bright Caisy p' cotton Large cotoc • rdrat•o • r- •D• Air fart's a' uthin Florida 'a ire reduced MIAMI dramatit'aliy when Air Florida began a neta' tow cost Jet .scrvlt-v t)u'twe't'n Miaiiii, Urluiiaiai 410(1 St, Petersburg. Air Florida will harge $12 one'a' uy for all (lights 0 Its $10, tic w Intrastate iutitt's I litldre'n ur,d"r 12 'a ill fl for 'a ceo the bet flights 'stop The uiirtitii' 'a Ill feature daily' 11011 iii be vin flights 'a three F'iorhthi metropolitan area and all one-class Lka'Ing 707 jet. Air Florida is staffed sa'ith Pan American trained flight crews and Its aircraft will be' maintained by Panam. IF Cie 10 o ' Sale 5o... Rig. 5.99 Mary Lou' curtains ha ve a f,oral print that will sparkle any decor 10013 acetate taffeta 100% cotton lining Dry clean only Many fashion colors, + Sale 5L Rig. 479 'Athüris' in 100% yarn dyed fiberglass ciecorator-striPed in contemporary colors Coordinated plastic rings Hand wash, drip dry New Professional Building _ 1 JCPenney FOROUN I CATALOG sUViCE_j - .', _dIJJ-!' - , ' a -f • - the afternoon anti arty '. ening . - . '' ,I -' IJ5 • -40, Losses a ' / \ - , . & '. ' ,- I ' , -. - •r- ' p r .1 ireshtlt'lit L)esigne't t'spectiii' ''i iUiWi."i!3 if rithitions conhinUI! satlactor". hloose saul he was told. • :IlgCII!5 Hose, floW * awr. said he .vmss .ulso 'old ,. 'WI! will not e trading :ievmly with the eopIe to l;t' , ' ulti 'ii liuu.Ili tta'meen intr 'European tratlt We know what you're looking for. J • Wrens-Associated of Florida, Inc., has uirraingetl the construction financing for the new Elmco Professional Building being constructed on highway 436 In Altaniunte Spriiigs, Florida. The' unntuiim'ciflehit was iiiomk by Buss Muru*bk, vice lre'aldcnit (if Ikre'ns, who commented ttuit itie h'ufessiunuil Building 'a iii have 15,785 square feet of rentable apace and is ttluuitt'ii iturittly ulumoss 11w street (mcmii a new 200bed )uusphlui. 'liii sponsors are Sidney M. Kaplan and I.. E. Wallace' , of Orlando. llert'uis.Auociuited is bused in Winter [lark offices In Tampa,('oral GutiIt, uiid Jarksonvihie. Berens-A,ssod'tuted is the a sulusiduiry of Asot'iu1ed Mortgagt' ('onmipunk's, lo('. nation's Ihitril largest mortgage banking firm. + - Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney 's: Open 10a.m. fit 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Sanford Plaza! ):iJ %kill • t i"1 WITH The Herald Bargain present , . . L U Es L [)E N 1 U E &, LI.) \ A 1. Iri nh Nea l visits the It 1 )uk Ja 147 ut the L"k'et lh'st'i'vt' :ssoctatiuii Jild utivetls the new 1ft'au'h ('olet's All 'cntt'aL l-'kwida L)ralwhes were represented at the Fleet )1 1 .,.. 11 1 E AS I • , , ,, , ' '' Reserve 1',t- tdis night 1- w red -i t't+ia' t' as Branch Neal uns '' 1't'esiK'tt J ind Southeast 'ehr 14? President John Regional President of the Ladies Atwiiary lhu'ts \Vtdv lotks on, '' Section 2Ji ' !ti v Cracki' I ng iiIaIfl1b l.ynuuli Iligil School, 7:30 p in , • Munduy, Oct 23 Seininok Plata Cuwmnui, 5:15 Ill. . - 'tuesday, Oct. 24 a ('osmiierciut Batik tit Winter Park, 7:3(11)11% , 'L'uutsttui), (h'I. . , + ' t . mieM a). - • çQps are *-o T'aC hari 1QQIOQQ readers throughout lhtt )r), 'r'it,j$,jdinitl Enterprise, Dsziary. Pat1* 0 Slabs Itie iiat king Ilumy te due q liii' gi t'Ufltts t ciii k'iiie hat t. 'ust (well iunttt.scupt'd 'aith to tt.1ta' ing poured too large an a Out I t'tt' patios 4llai 'a aIks At. area 'a ithout expaitsiun joints m'P i' %P' tl' tiiuiIIig It' i'untractuon, t'usrd by tvmmiper sililit hairline amiti 5uttue changes. No Lareu than others ulcredstmlt lit width Park Fast 'theater, Fields ,*1,1irotiiitt'l a h)-squuu'e-toot PIt't' infoi Ill Ut Plaza 5- 15 w ill • Wettni'sttu (ii.' 'iu i'd 'a lf.hshutd set ItoH 'attist i' ((it' ('i'mt iitiaio to ri'p,iir u cut an i'SIl4JisiVIl juulit Ft i'll W. thrsr' Are there un,s- mnruisures ( ouiuiwrt 1 Ba n k at Pine ilitii1 all ttiiwrett' pt'w will deto these that can be a ken keep 11L' - vrt ( undlu. 1.30 a'ekp tuitluit' crai.:ks. which is large t-rmuetited areas ()t'I. 25 htt"ata'ti, your hail semii'u.s good itond.ithtin as pos.sibk Orlando t* i',musea't ('a' tsturtti 411%0 1mblt'iii iit.i, A 1.. 'ft ptu i's uitttt'i this,' t'ttiitIt'(i', 7:301) iii., 'thursday, Oct. 28 - s SATURATED COVERAGE ' hi' umit personal comment s ttes.critue the leeluisques anti skills tit the ''pruks.suimui A blue ribbon int of local Law enforcement and banking of' tictls 'a iii discuss and umis'aen questions about pit's riflioni anti prosecution Numerous e'tiibIts will be on dt'play and art, i ". presented Ili tile Orlando Winter Park ai Itailord Prison - -tons .)i klbanui And Rumania. 11)054! Ilitt!t13n'ts what ie olas 0 tiniIusr i'll mlii's 'a ill 11101W)' unit .Several %çJ . * / (or (Lit' husine* comm .muaniity. (lit' clinic assists businesses In reducing loses due to bogus a' -;;;;;-- '• p lutlarim- jr any nation urh +1 usitlnn, it) 'we viii r uiv with the United State,,. - aIrfaI .ini) h.r Iaa ç5flutv ritUi, lit 'iatia'uk ' Corporation and 1iftihiuti. tl banks IS scheduled for the 'a is, K of Oct- 23 according to Al a'it ( oim,lhinks Chubb. Uotue stated that then'- are uhf .41 I IU'*'ISUtt'l OF s .Ufld lifin iiIt with . FIt the .'tivtt't t.iiiufl.,'wi't'iflhl 'lie threat hi' ,hinese we in Japan lemnit 'hi' Imninant ''umimnhI' ;iiiwrr n 'ioutheast sta 'We ire mwiiitng to .t • ' T, C 'Ofl( I .ir 'imet !niIiu, 'because urn oh Wa mius t ri tlu.t lit icr centage if trade -with Japan Pun iii owitS for . per • 'ant ' i'n u oFt ign tratle mti mill 'ilitiflue to he a nnaor factor -ftut the pernWge, house '.mus usa t :ieiy to grow. - ?' r f acets +,' , New Jet Service ! • Rig. .99. Si t'' tO.tzrae eature lo:*. Fasiic'a!e ccitorl r!t fr inge rnatCing p!asic rings Hand a'ash .7 r4L ' ) 594 Sale .-'r' IF • i •:''; 4'k: A 3d I J j.itlu- .• j llarlts Jut'k M Eckerd, chairman of the hlwA'l'l•: It ('1 IlIpard of the Jack i':t- kt'rd Corporation, a' tilt- ti had its t*'ginnuig 20 year's ago a' it h three drug stores in the Tampa Bay area, nnniouiu'cd tilt- highest sales unit earnings in its history for the fiscal year u'ndt'd July 29, 1972. Salt's for (lit' year' ta' ire $211 ,Smi2,039, tip 13.6 per ('t'lit over sales of $239,039,531 in 1971. Net earnings were $12,893,694, an intrt'ase iii l:1 n per cent over net earnings of $9,637,811 in 1971. Ezmrniuigs icr shari', based upon I 6,795,45:1 uoniiuion shares, were 77 cents, as against 61 cents based upon 15,90:1,618 shares last year. + . 'nut prrweing '1umpnient. i. '"V.' have muppfled nit Ill1t'ifl need" hose -maId he '.EIs jevt'I. L)tut 'now vu' Viii north, ' un,ferenti& to the .. ... The st'a't'utIi annual iiuerloss pit Comilanks presented bv Eckerd Sales Record In 'if we all 'In our part anti follow conuuiun sense roles if ,. safety, this Halloween will an enjoyable and safe huiitlav for the children if SeminuIt County," sutil Sheriff John Polk The plan, which employs the Halloween safety rules of the National Safety Council, provides parents with a set of guidelines for protecting the safet of youngsters who take revenues a:ot'. their willingness to welcome )LiUflg visitors and oiler them treats. Children are encouraged to call only at the lighted homes of neighbors whom they know. Other safety tips offered by the Ja ('t't to %OUfl! 9ks" ('omnpany, will result in the addition of an Initial 25 to 30 eniplo)es to Mobile America 's current a'a'ork force of about 15k) Most of the added employes "ill be In the company's Jacksonville tlome office, with others at the company's other Florida (offices ill Tampa. ()rlandoand West Palm Beach. r. + I)( cWt. 31. chairinan. • tle'tr,m l .1, +i , restrict vision, use !Lishlihts after dark. If you carry a pumpkin, light it with a flash, light, not a candle. The Jaycees also urged cliiidtrn to observe the ationa1 Safety Council s basic roles of nole Jaycees sakta' prugramil treats. i .i alert for exclited yriungiters on Nlobile America President Allan J. INIcCorkle said activation of the new company. to be called Fortune Insurance i + reflective tipe for greater not wear Haloa' isibuhity. ween masks since they tend to will specialize in mobile home coverage. Cl n c A med A . ' +.. .. , to coolvrate are requested to k eep their porch or e xterior lights on as an indication of David D'Ainicol, S41tith -Still"- t \i S \I in ii'. mmi rut Sa' sk Ins Inc..North \Iiunii Beach, rt punt ii today nit t Income of $476,667 equal to 10 c ents r share, and revenues of $2,025,912 for the first six mon ths o fiscal 1971 truled Aug Il 1972 s a' itO net income of $160,310. or 10 tents This compares icr share, and revenues of $1,168,829 for the comparable period ii year ago. The financial performance for the first half of this year represents an increase of 197 per cent In net r cent in turnings ; r share and 71 pe r tent in 2lK omwiter ontrolsi -inti Ill. ilineral fiscovery ,xtractliin The aftimnon hours iif haloa'etn Tut sd ta' (kt 11 is the period officially designated by the South Seminole Jaycees, ('I.NO and the sheriff's departmeflt for "trick or treat" visits in Semiutnole County. On that day residents wishing of I new fire arld casualtv insurance conilli T'he new firm a , OpIitstII'3ti'It '.upital Ules L'I*sted I L mient rather than 'nnsiumwr tetils- fur 'ieavr 1u40'hrn.'r'' nuru' Illants, machine took. never betw.n parked -:art, never diagonally across an in. terseetmn. Look in all t1lC• Uons hefore trossing the street. Walk on the sutew ilk lot in the street Wait on the curb. not in the street. until the street clear to cross. The sheriff hail words )f Julvictt :or niocorists, to. He cautioned (U1VFI to FMS Management Reports * :'• -, ever., inst'li actrJltlel, trick or "treat ')t. II, include the following Bring )our parents or o ther responsible adults along on within your OWO ima'isits mediate neighborhtl. accept only wrapped or sealed treat_s, bring )OUF goodies home to e inspected before tasting them wear light colored Halloween costume.s decorated with Mobile America ('or;xratlon here ,IM'KSONVII.l.E received a certificate from Florida announced that it tILLS Insurance ('ounmissiofler Torn O'Mailey for the orginizatIoti Mobile Home Insurance :: ?r'. * costumes while visiting neighhors to collect candy and other ' . a N + tr 1vtC ' I'hetr uleerts, tie und, are or Y ,IflflIOtl 11a1tia' _'*'r. p rt Ifl tIm , GORDO A Halloween satety program, designed to preserve the best llSJWi.'tS 'ii (hit age old "trick or treat" tradition for the children of S&miriuk (000t) h. been officially endorsed by th e iii'ors of Altamonte Springs, ('asselberry, Longwood iifl(I Winter Springs, the County commissioners and the sheriff's department. according Ii' -. ' . _ __ Trick-or-Treat Safe-And-sane For \ .5. tu'.' h n luh for the departments of music and art, EriOish. history. humanities. foreign languages .nd theatre. Architects for the project are Rowe-Paras and Associates. of Tampa. Construct i on on the new I Lu mi nit ws 1' I U S NE\ ES I creased 22.1 per cent to 76.2 cents from 62.4 cents lust year. Net Income in the 36 weeks rose 21.7 per cent to $1,573,961 cent, to from $3,759,246 in 1971 onp sales increase of 10.1 793.581 last s-ear 6 9 . ap'iinst $ S 76,811,4148 00. 'I .ISIC*'-ti then 'what the' Ten to maui tinose, ;onke ;*or .nanv tuntr' '.vtth a' nemous trade officials it Pa'npl&i Reptihiht' In aim. m r . , In the 36-week wriod. primary per share earnings in- I , ' •• uisines.ctm'n, ur 111.1149.298 $1.4 49,298 a ear ago. Salt's in the latest 12-week period moved up 10.5 per cent to $26,986,645 from $24,423,173 in (tie similar 1911 period. 'lipi •:- - iei,ot1attnns at C,mnton mod Pu'Ij.:es that +mer1e:11 -cing, utmost tlter'ill' tI'IIi ntitud t'i Post Record Earnings + 1 Queen sizes c çI Run Resist an Subtle Shaper rep S2 now 4 0i '-1'W .'' . V_ 7 , Ry lo"N ('11,NNIFF 4 Al 4W -rating it- leptiones in over half of the 38 46 1 - l Sale s48 Sale C)r 4$5 pflPTlt4, and rnnttnH'tinn PO!ifl(114f1110 and ft. 'rt 'cuntr icririn. which '.iIll take tS 1av+ i .sp.nfr4 to #mt1 within a wa-uk wn ?ahriratlnn 'if the trur'tnrul steel for the main 'nt1ding s w'iry "nrnp!et. n 'hat lelivery and ereetlnn f the mirticture 'an i.mdn as wun is the fi'inn4atjnn mr.' r"ady+ r,- - head tile activities of USITA Reg. $10 Men's knit suit of pohcster Single breasted ''.ide lapels and (enter i.ent 38 46 ,p Yll States Independent Telephone Association lit tile executi%1, session of the Assoriciation'-, annual convention in La Now As s,rtding ; i"n "nf1u'-tP4j f.-o! cqu.Ir' Tha' I tag to pee(1 h. conin feature reh.ar;el f'snWrng .'ill tlI(tlflfl prov'e -I nd ,mlla.w , miilti.pnrpn*e rbeaf4at I c'onilder,,hte ov.r1appin rut Also ho ($C '.hfrh .' ''J. Galloway Phnnp. Prpxv Sale ! Our entire stock of 1.69 pantinhoseilllo PAGE 1C THE SANFORD HERALD rcc,ifr' +s'Iiptih* rl ;r.iri', Wr lliiriclii tiiviril',' t,iiil'llrit cal fit' ilit ar. (ontru4"te(i the iai'ilstie q luw"r life , wc'rc' os ?ifr'c '1110 yctr'iii will fteilh$lity of the hqillrl,n /,l)() f•.r,t '1 for. qtiar Sfafr ,it,i,,i,qqlcincl hv fur' I k'piirfulic'tIt (if (c'ric'ral Sr- P,iirrinnitic'c tajiWing will ho;ce alkiw a quirk change of p"rrrutnnrit mui' prartir'e ilo"r plan fro 14110W t1attT4I)Tfl, vii iiriil tti" Itcarrl of iteent nanc'. Thursday, October 19, 1972 I ('iptiqhli'tliiii iii liii' tIIIII'PI iii's'ili'tl huti,nuili.' rinil iu;i' ftffq Florida lit iiiitipIt' 'l'c'vhnnlrigirnl (l,iivc'rity k ritmut to ls'gt,i •. Bargain Section At FlU o tu ti 11(3) net tiaa'': been pivperly filled And packed Lheui' buSiC f a ults could cause ,iitui'id ra.ken 1'('i ;uii.i( atcstattors iiuterul to ua'erzit lu'i:ika LII cu&rCIe mea'tlL' of the niuui-'hruiA it ltmt'i tji 1ft"t' ama'. aa'a.jlabe prt'-ui*i ed iii.its,'r ijiS tv sutut h t':ily water need tie udtktl 'P.s tutu tie iiueuI thin iiiaiU.h Iii tLv'a imitu 'un.all ii i4' 3 stiltel ti la'tig fi.'th' 'aider ctjcks I would utd t.i' -killing a ti"a tniviittis 1;, re what extent the .rucking cliUnues bvfvry pati,a'uzig If vmr'e. tc 'a'.'bh.-nC cL tt'o Lot.' wlutiun would be u do the .'a'eI mitakoug star yg hair i yb a QUtn0ib vu buddsug tiutuic rrpJlr 1114a' u how, I. upIvy \e*s Scra' lit.', Ui I, are vi Ihus it tuaa.utt'u.iIIs,C ilsi (ii' iii+i*iied to httie Oeltona. + Os "m',, LQngwoo& Like Mary. Casetberry, North Qindo, Fern Park, Ahtannnte Springs. Osc'edo, Chujlujota. oref LIfv+ OolideiivQd, pert of Winter Perk, aiPl a nd ancj Genes a. - �I itt 2C-The Sanford Thursday, Oct 19. 1972 - Herald For 'No' Say Top Experts Energ,% conversion En - "en'r plantation' in which trees are converted Into oil and natural gas is feasible. square-mile tree farm, A ciety gas supplies Even they have a gineering Confcrcn'c on the admit the Russians Copley News Service West Coast problem. These stuthorities aren't But is the energy crisis reall. energy crisis" has The quarreling with the data, only he said, could power an ci. become a popular topic over the rear the implications of the phrase firient 1.1X-megawatt steam The answer is, "No' aclast few years. Facts and which lead electric plant Better yet, the "energy crisis," of the top figures have spewed from cording to many the trees of power e xperts in the field who at- many to behttr that the nation source almost every conceivable is near the bottom of Its. energy is rctwwable. tended the recent 7th Intersosource about our dwndltng nil Even the nuclear fusion barrel. as an people got into the act. Dr. There is no such thing energy crisis, according to Dr William C.. Gough of the Atomic Energy Commission said that if Bernard S Raker, president of By ROB(X)RRETI and natural Knauer U) Virginia ,'IIiI id In lh( l're-.u1s'nI and l)IrN'Int Whii flnu'*' (fun ni Mo1 For it of is IiO' cred i t (nfl%ufTWr Affair" $.Tfl('tlTfl(' For a car For ci •tht's For furniture For a vitc'atior hI Snit that 401116-14unlinoted. said it fil, ould Scientists have nation's could supply all the In n,.n.t UIWt 114)flit id i'i Osi lisan HIII.IIt natural gas and gasoline needs last forever. The cost of development for 300 years if we decided to convert them. The price of would be great Gough talked in terms of billions of dollars. course would go up. Whether we're talking about Shale oil Is another attracuve source. Baker said. "The tree farms or fusion, the message seems clear. The fuel supplies are vast," he said, Dr George Sicgo had another sources are there if we want to idea flw Virginia scientist said g ti the expenss of extracting ' }ist wi'r.' flillyIng ; I it Wit, of tliui (rNl$l U Iii'tliissoll 114.1 paid int,'il',.t In a I4.fl.. lnU'r."$ w19'tt.t't you i I in hi,sI. u.s j.'ui. and inI,'rr,t is ,..'rvst" ci.arj,e isn is lnstuli , t Iunsp iun, or in U o int.'r .arg.' ureoUhL fit and or s.'r'ire rMrt' on m.'nt. ill(- 1'ruth'lni.4'fld- i'rt'dIt turd. tilt- untillul I f , mak' ,urn that mn1f11 1MM pr'ri'1'ntu1' rut.- to he i.,.1141. .nu r. knhpU t',artIy W.ILI ''h.' to. 2. , help you in th't,'r "rst- riarri"- are, C nni.ri--.n,inin ii..- i,swpst efl cr1.'.. the Trutb.ini,vnhi1Il' hlwIed ride of int.'r"st on a Iiiun. (VI) UI.iJhd art' Lt'ndsn' 'lb. 'Int'l things that list' lay says you his studies indicate that an them - Tin tinunt. charge, i.;its2 3Ul t': Itir iti'1e! sun- it'.' rrntIiI 'I'hm uuaL its rrt'fltZiitt Ti . v1lirli is list intirrst jdLI. any aui,IILIUI4.l large" yi.0 ha'.,- it, pay fist t the loan I ..'t nit' give you an am,slr off the ,$sffen.'fls' 1st'I wt.crm the twib. sI.1 l,nrr.,M IiHi, and tilt, fitsan.' iihargi it, 1C with a vnist its r.'pay t ill, loan. If ys", isa-I. Its,- 1 111r, Ut lb.- •tiiI whirl. , .' P' if iii.' year lump sum, in a '.i ' III ' I ut U.! , RENT s. '.1 -mi: a iI,'wii and 'ii' 'oil you I. mist r L 'It 'u will will "WO rnht.lfli' ia •. tile and informal ,,st t'i.,sut the en- ~ ire'it, : Anotici i'np..rltint sit tint. i ti't'i.l'.t't' off li- s In" 'r hs.tsst' it roolli,! in '. t'sgiu., stu'l isintl fi .r Iinns,''s,,,isr'-' rn,nt loan s.' . es's.nd nisirIlul''- In ti. ra4t-i tin c'rt'd tiit must pitb written nistire at lii for only ' loom $10 month and apple major purl to punch.,. __________________ Royal Electronic Calculator If sirsinr tor thp I.sUI thai mi is: - i- .tie right Ii-can .•I the lisa.. arreement tu ti.. lisan .' Ihit if you witi.tn three' day without an intt."t in niunl list' IIIIi imrotslrrr or rharri's ll,swr'.-rr, tivments .'ueh month, "U you nmu'st rnnr'l list- louts in. n! ha'.'.- use s-f part of the '.'.'ritirl. 'Ills be'cusc you 511' ut'in If you wtuid liii nihirs .rL. part off the loan right inu'mntiflfl itissitil the Tnsmtla.wi. Alf. tLoon us You mat.." the first ;UtVlllrflt .0hwle it.. • stunt 1..'.'fref rns of ".hut 'Is uth it, mnu.st' than %1O41 to it t'. Meats- ii. 'iou it I.q-fliifl ou iml'.' isust,' hs'tit hail .'t s Spuni-si j'.ilts'r I:nchl .'ar, t.tb. $1151 for a full .mr rs'qu''t to ('to, t-nu1 $0 rhnrr wt,rks out to sirs gunI ,,f''ns.t ii. Aw 1 . sm. i.si:si jwrrenturr ralt 5sf !t. il .i- ::- • Its thi' 1111.1 ili 1,,-r.f ,, ' Isrith iub5'or?t rn,i,i,.s, - 06 , divide s 1 &.coiumr- rnOD Ibi Only wide. 1' deep, 3' high Mgid. by Royal division isnot, lndui?'.it Formerly $249 95. Now $12495 &usomot., lived i$.c,mais. s- i'. '.A..95i 3 ,. S. .e & filli p , v'oOr1s & •.'oc icutt!ifl'i 10 cc,.. '. °e ore 9 . .' stiia.i't IP*ki 4fltlri -Anm__________________________________________________________ ( ) . . . . . I -. 'G ood Sa m' B - - till' Churches C e 1L -- 1.3 I Recreation I i Sports To be delivered to our regular 0 said, ''the house Judictar) ('ominittee would lit' willing to consider this program as a (intending that the - - -- volinslitmimer;ar, rMtiy prodiu- t - 'Ac matters now stand, %Vlvs roncurr*rc are paying up to times oqrnurh n pr*-c'-r iptissni 'lruis 4' c others hi;I'. for tt*# S.itiir think.. Tilt! univ way out of this Mind alley fist hit' ' un e lilner. 'mr-u,rctiri I to hIs.' I , o.',utiu- r FesIi'rahisuni elf Ame rica, 5 In ii peal bnn.c on mr.'';s - r ipt ion slriig prit-c' sitii'rtisinii and allOW I tsfiipt'titi(in and market frorup-i to firing down prtcf-si potently know less about U' PTi(t' of preci ription rlrug prior to delivery than frw at other prr4urt they tu'iy easier 'o find out in ad' itrr,jt rsf riierlicai fees. u - television remirs • . According to the (:F prohiijition.4 on drug pri, advertisinit are many times; 1 1 odin inistro t - -of result Pricing, 'n.'ssriphimi I)r-ug - I .i now ctusiy by the CFA, has decision-not law-made intl U ctty-t' on troll ed sti beers sent Ite stiuI' nil,. i.uk and t~sartLs of pharmacy. lalilu4uiits would have, (0 ssinigr. 'csiia'n Us" report clIPs The concIu.sif.n of the rep'r' report list' off.'flM' 's', itliiti 72 various decisions, court arid the main thrust of (FA Iii nit s and -oept'rat.' with the h'gisla I ii.-.' ansi other actions to in.' ,'ffort for 11 p.uili 5' ',iiIspssrt rs'is'al (if it.- tans 0 -- -- M isiilml be it's $4),i$)O itlliiit usfi ealt ii their claims. lttu'ir V iwlil itist he taken into .it-roiint is it swisI he for is (iii., - - - - -- - lk IL - a ' S 1• S , I I -- I r Gas GX3IA 30 gal. nd nat. 56.13 GX4 40 gal. rd. natural 61.38 GX3TA3OgaLrd. LP 56,13 GX4 40 gal. round LP 61.38 - WIN DOWS Ct'TRA - -- - r_ - . 2l3OColonsal3/0a618 Six raised panels of colonial d en i qn. 26.25 Scotty's Price / .,... 2020 Fanlite3IOxO/8 blade of verticle grain hem lock in colonial styling, 44.25 Scotty's Price Pre-Cut Clear Cedar Lumbar 400 I • 1 it 3 - ' .. Type 38 23 37 3/' • os- '. ' , Sin"' H 37 , ' - 13 *3 q' ii - 111' - for' ' 12 '.Si(iC -pr uluted loop carpet Made of continuous filament nylon yarn. Seven color-, Rubber back 0 Y. Scotty's 49 ,. ' Sal. Price - KELLEY CONTRACIOR WHEELBARROWS EMINCLU CO UNTY - CARPETING_____________________ '" (I IH'lf ------- 3 .... * '3 s 4 * i '3 it • . .... 794 SAL ' Scotty 's s.aiIpfiCe • ''' 849 VER --i • ' ENAMEL ft** •stmm4te 0 'iL - 'es rerrodeiir'g needs j - s1 rust rsnibitinq. , tseui FREE White Sparkle Putt tr,n cc.unter tops for ill cabinets with purchsa S200 or me HAAS WOOD CA BI tv4lldflie Scutry's 'jsmuj' n NETS. . ' Pt,c. qt. lIon size iffeallauie ,try 'S Pr ice go. '' PANELING SCOTTY'S BRAND HAMMERS - - (METAL) LAWN AND GARDEN SPRINKLER - - I - -- T I ' - ° $2 11,111,1(dl futge lini-0i .%itil ru~t . Uumilo, us ujt'sutlt' .i*is sits's I - to 30' circle Spunkier tuj so rflovn parts ceimO ituq.il f water does all til e'0 sP Stet'I Claw Him ISSCI has lk)l*Stirti heati, to*e Scutty'i ostitsasL ' Scuttys Prsce - "u E 29 . ' No Phone Orders, Please ¼. 11 p I 4,,- !cotty's Price -----24.95 C5S 5 cu I t. Scully's Price 33.9! Price 89 0 Scotty's Price 399 1 each SE cuu s - ' BARNUOARD . I ' m '' CLOSLOU1 Sale Pnis.0 SPLCIAL 4 -in - ' 99 -' -MO CASH BUYSRE Al $300 700 FRENCH AVE Mailed Anywhere £3dLEY ODHL'.M BUILDER Sal-esOff ice Open ou Can 'sus 111 In The United States 51' '1 to 'Ins !.(IIZL'IIIIL'(' r 4 rratb DISNEY WORLD BUS TOURS AVAILABLF DAILY 300 N. French Ave. 15 ' ' t. - ' 72H 1110 buildingmeasurs-. 1 0 '. 10' nominal size, ''o1 jt 'rm v - . . . L '. 119.95 Scolty's Sal. Price . 41,5 IL iNtJL T9iL . • ' ' '' Ozite 50 oz waffle cushion fllet'tS FH.A. specifications • 'H 1171) ttj,iJmn 1 flL'Iflirldl si z e. 10 U C Scotty's Sal. PrKS - STYLE ' No. 94 Installed with 50 oz. waffle cushion No. 53 SHAG STYLI Installed with 50 o;, waffle cuhiun S ALL s'COD l TCHEN CABINE - -. ' rnf'r' (171(1 ('X('itt'IL in -'di to/ 11I1 fl,' 9a.m.to6p.m. Daily Sun. ila.m.1106p. m. Phone 323.4670 Orlando 295.4370 7q4 sj STORAGE BUILDINGS No /0 LLVLL LOOP STYLE • Installed with 50 0,. waffle cushion 1011M V. -W11MMUJOICASUPER Scotty's Price -----29,95 or 5 for - RANCHERO 17zlfn* cP4 4 cu it sway The I'(!llo I/fit 1 1921 ' • - . 15 98 S Mc;l or bring coupons 75C . : PLASTIC PANELS Decorative panes can usedscreens, room dividers. Random Ice. Bottle Pat Cracked Ice, teens in three colors. 2 it 3.15 Scotty's Price ,.... , !1i(I!Li1s' reform of federal t-rittie ltiws in fsnors øftert you a rw'vs ancl escitinç. jr Patio Privacy Homeyour chance concept at living Personal Privacy in your home and yard We have Ifs difterent Patio Horses available today Priced S42.MX S45000. 10 per cent down. Conventional Financing We have-2 different IPr'ee and fULl' bedrrvlrr tmm,'s re 11dilL to, Vol, it sot ijd5s, Priced traIts 5.34.SOC tct$,3a.%(X IC '.i":,'' i vt pjs 7 A low . - - or, Electric 63.12 B-2 40 gal. rULJFI(l tall A-2 30 gal. round tall 51.79 AL-230 gal. low boy 56.73 BL 24Ol w boy 64 27 T.3B 30 gal. table top 72.14 T 413 40 gal. table top 81.78 M.2O2OgaL rd. single 42.74 ,j E DOORS WATER HEATERS IT • LOOK- AL tti I iiM ENTRANCE _. A - To Do It For You . - - I I OMMISS for preater peace security and wrnity than you've ever known An atlraclive permanent garden wall surrounds your home and yard Windows do not $oo& into ne.ghtxn'I windows not yards, into yards Her, is your own world at your escape- from the population push your haven I vs cy 11w walkway leads Ic An stirsiclive entry court sets the mood Home and Garden are une your private world at serenity and security small yards Sliding glass doors lead to pater) from every major room surrounding your home in wharfs to create your personal Eden Privacy in a beautiful quality built home with all city conveniences with the best of everything else you might need 5 minutes to 30 minutes - - - If the Victims of Crimes Act of 1972 is enacted in this session, it still become law over tist' Objections of till. .Justice Ikart!n.r 11w Sismis ,,IhhItil'U.*tlll, l..s' o1po9'si passage at this tiius.', l'oillIlltlihlt\' hutIS('. ( A nn I { I Ii' I 5 ti ito ) C ARPET package PdsS4;d 74 to 0d ie Mansfield packaging five separately ruissed antictime bills txTause the llouse Ihas lield no hearings on OKA SawariLin proposals and the omnibus enhances odds for conf,,rv,,sional I s tir I understand.' Mansfield ( Iuh Mmiitu'i '.sillj) Iti iIil( I) i m e Vi Cti m s 'he" run sent to friends and relatives. ' I'.cJ1 Pass \l,in'-i that tit.' ItutiltiS 551 crime too 111111' tuis-e been list' forgotten p rsons n The "Gxul the United States." s;iislit is WAShllNTt)N itssaritan" bill could he)i1I(' time to protect f;iiiitlis's against .' -erm' I inanrial and personal law this year if a Senate loss wist-is an irsilit iulual is tilt' strategy works in the House Senate Majority I A'atler Mike ' it'tiifl of murder, rap.', a,-s.ault, Mansfield of Montana believes manslaughter, istavliein, rut. robbery, arson, kiulnapping andI it will work. the Montana similar crimes, Although 1)etncs-rat gets credit as chief VicIous, or their survivors, SIssrr of the ''Victims of tt usu lul hi' (0111 fl'II halt' d For Crunics Act of 1972,'' he is the personal injury rather than first to ackntnl ledge the contri- projwrt damage. 'hla'y would butions of others, have to stios' financlal stress to The bill's purpose is to be eligible for iu'cuniar los_s ('ofllpt'nsate inrxx't'nt victims of This st ould generally include violent crimes, or their sur- hospital costs and iiie(Ii('al IiIoNdfld those sthornIertnt expenses. burial expense.;, to prevent such crimes or ft) child expenses for a catch the assailant. working parent and Loss of Ttv bill authorizes $5 million earnings ill) to SIW a week with in fiscal 1973 for a com- a MOM hinit oil tile total pensator% prograin within tilaiin. Inteiveriors il1bt (fill i or state grants. States p. flj 'Iii using the federal program as a eluding prop.'rty, and under the model would receive up to 75 direct federal program there per cent of their costs of operation and compensation The bill gels its popular nanir fromthe "intervenors." the "Good Samaritans," rather than the s-ictirns of crime. Coln. Ix'r.'.ati(1n to the intervenor IS calculated to encourage active opposition to violent (Tulle. The Senate h)iSSC(I the Goed &irnaritan bill 60 to 8 oil Sept. 19 We'll Be Glad S ill ils I .t-s1I:R BELL. ('siple N(''.S S('i'%IU' fl i licki at V mn5iii ------------ Hope For 'A ht) le. i till' I'l'('vnt AIt,iinont' - Completely Covering... Industry ' 0 available for yourself or to be " to ( hw iIit'i r,r,jti,sj W"r!ho:r "n ' isms,iit'' ansi that is his only hart ililuit issn* in the trariqiattirir, v a nuisical pl'dgI'afll at Subscribers. But additional copies PATIO HOMES !.'4'.-': -'•;:. itIN 1(111 ( (II I I (.1 ','v'ttising pI*t.'i -:irss'd ,,rcorjtng :o rustrsmet 'g r1res, his age, s' rare, the timw nI day or -xeek o p.iti'hitsød tho pr.serption miii rr.to''.mn! f,It't0r4 , : 'l \li\'il I I'- SA\F( R1) , . -' Schools , 4 I 45th Annual PROGRESS EDITION has coal reserves ': even for dinner. reprint , THE SANFORD HERALD'S natural gas. However, be said, was even more certain. "By the amended Gough's there sire plenty of other 19W," he sources of energy available if estimate Fusion power, of course. the nation chooses to take Its source from the draws advantage of them. said, the hyi1ro!en of the sea and is For example. Raker huu't rho report alce, ronlairic a of the March, ITN. price nritl ('(soctiniters Riiort W,SlllN(;itIN Mr The 1 drug.c rompnricnn ru 'slrq Itn' America do not k !rwiircl Its chnppinii for f rt'S( riptirin I)riii State,' 1 here is also on origir I sqi iptisini driiic i7ctate an'l I'ictri' (TA \lr',tic-,rs,' liuyinii.t I; not , sir '.- c' -j "f -Irs,' rpItirn,iss - 'UI 'u it'' a ni-'i-r'scity. Ills-t'. iq .ini illness in the P1( CS ft 'slim 'hl onrlud - WI' -sully .lriig. .,qls are high liii?. lMflqliII;Pr of romloptitinn in prP.0triPtl(orl ;aisl ''nin'lhlni', fuver whit Ii hi' hoc drug pri es,'' the report the," ctat" To Officlals in th1l1111' arivertisin 4! where drug price 'hut' siw lis t, not the i oncurrier, (F eiict, prohibitions cvii'. it; the prisliar directed this message est Ftitti.'nstl',-, list' situ t (:on,inniers desperately flDr lutisik liii' prothit 1, tso a parto knn. before deliiery ii. iI.ur turimnil pcice of this necessary h'5' 'I lie vonduul.'r pave his - have railed for the repeal rI state la-wc prohibiting prescription ririg price a4. roni,tietc drug adverticing prc'c' riptfrmn 11s,-I'11"4I'$i (.ipIeNtsRervIre ' II '7 2' the Energy Research Corp. In the fusion program, which hopes to harness the power of F4'thet, Conm What we really have, Raker the hydrogen bomb, was sufficientl and properly funded insists. Is a "money, en very fusion power could be a reahts "We are used to paying little for power," Raker said, by I990 Dr R. G. MilLs of Princeton and what has happened is that where much o! the University, we are running out of Cheap research goes on, oil and advanced energy sources - '14 & - - - - - Dear Cons u me r Truth In Lending Medicine Prices Depend On Time, How You Dress UJn tas t0i c! Progress ? Real risis C Energy 1hs,rS(J$/, Or f 19, 19/ 2' AC ,r!'crl lI:'r.uI'i P.O. Box 1657 PH323 4700 �ThirscthyOc' 'C 4C-h 1~_~ 6_.,._ ~, Hearts , -- .. -..- =. .1 _. - ~- - .- - - -__ - + I. - - ;,__ I.. . -, ..-, - - . - I- - C _.!~ S_ i. Artificial , 1150 w~ it Is V% `kI .- - ple 4 -, 1A _& The Search % BOB , Rthr. C'm in artificial The heart development. Raker A I ull implanuthit artificial is t hat th e doctors in control of Just isn't In the cards for the Nntinnnl Heart and Lung a Institute started out e th nlnwd at by crash made e prediction was Th S. Raker, a ultimate. D;. Rernard werc 'ery naive engineer and In encrg conversion svstern.c power plants." he said. be lieve the taxpayer is his Admitting of what he said, -I'd entitled to the pessimism. real problem said, heart 1 with the near future. program - RICHARD G. Pyne, sor, o! C. Mr. _ of Drive, 270 Fern Cassclberrs. has been Pvnc, and Mrs. Peter expert chemical about ' The 1 1 own best Raker Ill., after completing Air Force basic training lit lickIand AFR, Tex Air- mnt'chanu'& approaches would tifirial heart, he $5 a 'ery said. rnan Pyne. a 197 I graduitte of be better spent in keeping the difficult problem. It not nnl~ Adult High School. attended Seminole Junior human heart alive. has "The Central - 1%, n .-,KI IA I1 ,. 1 *4 I fl, 11 -* } . ! I 1 1 I -1 1 1 .. -1. ; .~:I :1 Z: L . . " £*1 Good Ii. I I I iLI pt•- 1' ' ' ~ !ll1i,fItIl .- I' 11 ~ :I I it, • 14.1 Ma . , The cnmplalnts medtobe at I 1 1; , a . (II . current problem _ . - - r. . A . I 4. It I . _____________ IV Fujitn',; re-itent- uh under it 111111. I ~ - - .. - .4 i 4001i - tederal spare agency grunt for the stu.tv of cloud behavIor I i .: '. intermediate aqsua. j-i - 1 • ~ SA - . .A -- - pressed - ' ;neva tals" ;amnit'i' the - slight - = -- T - -- P b ii Hong Kong Virus transp1an IO 1l::( '1 Al -- Otu- ot the problt'rii- - donor must hr nicwith the right rt'ciplem 0 within ii matter of a [e hour. In short, it is difficult Ii the right died . Aft time available, a serious }:ICHAIW i the (11 Nir and Mrs William I. problem 1,&, been graduated ill I.nv;-r% artifirint heart berarrm-, AIR, Coin., from the U.S Ili, influenzio called Hong Kong it! Mr and Mrs J. Step, i..nwski o! 11119 Larkwood N - Funne l vmviA' rom- received the dubious dasuru-- lu-n. th'vt'inpmi'nt _____________ tracu and % KOng f1L W~ . Tit(- bigger problem a that No'.'., itS 11W viruses change or mutate into temperatures and stuffy , twds ha. arrived again, all 'Every two or three Unit is chamuirig years. sa.s Dr W K f-or the' first time, China is at Hong Kong's adtitPI encouraging '.i" queer Mary HupItal. n;iodical and ht'itlthi author,- rw wall emerge n sonu'thing tio to join in ci- slight1 different to th e forts with Chinest' doctors to ous virus But it is impossible pinpoint and sthd some a! ut pre dict when or wher(' titi country 's mart' interestho'.'. th e season of high a virologist previ- i - I j virus will change Nut tin least of those is the in' ci! wtu'tlwr or not there . -uclitions in China which viruses, it came as a ' I ' . T j - -- . -- 1. JOINING the Mu'.'. ec t t pzirt.aIu. are net'. teachers. _____ I. litt i JUnicar. 4 Ft 'GOLDEN RAIN TREES 310 , EXTRA Ann Rile'.' Photo WHITE, PURPLE __________________________________________1:THICK BUSHY - A ZALEAS LAVENDER, PINK - AND £ £ I , - k , , , 1 ARECA T - - . - .' I THICK, MULTIPLE TRUNK ' CRUSHED VELVETEX I CORDUROY VELVET olon I SHORT, STOCKY, SLOW GROWING and 1DD Cot- RibIe ton bock. 45" wide and on halts. corduroy Fall's most wanted fabric for jackets, slacks & sponswitoof in biright exciting colors. Se now far t1 v holidays. 4½ FT. 6" BAMBOO ' 5 FT. 5 TRUNK 21 ° ____ ____ a :1 -1 _ .'h' A ' - I it, -, I ______________________________________________________ , _i - -, -F HOLLAND __________________________________ WOODEN FASI4IOt4 once in a lifetime value that you won't want Ia miss. Savings 2 from 53'I t £.5°. Fine it workmunship and the best wood . 60" wide and on baits. Great fur pull.o'.-ers, vests, and dresses. A ~ 1L values to $6.50 each. 99 $2 YD. - __ - ' SANFORDREST CENTER ______ _zb FABRIC CENTERS I sBULBS 3 NEXT TO SEARS __ 1WL.1 - 11 4' 219 -Scm - i prevented only -' ' $ I And if a visual perception test - to purchase ,,, - treats the problem may A anclIt apply rental-4 catch that Igill. no matter twow dreamers. hard they try. '' .1 j l lessons wrong with their seeing attill ty,'' says or Wilson - '"11w The symptoms they search real thing to them is that vision they cannot 'rforrn as well, for In classrooms range from chit.l tIrotit.s and iflti __ _________ - Our success rate has ranged frrjrn AS to 90 per rent," mysi Dr do not, know ,Ahat exactly is ; _____ all. hr. Wilson has presented these children, They rn.iy with eterof what ls'."orne aggressive They 5I)liI(' potent rises counseling and . he the ones that sit in the seeing van an (10. times psychological help Dr. Wilson tells a success story about Coronado school. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * children with visual perception - • -nd. - - , '' ') Co .'i'.' I)) ) Q total, to .•ts t back -. Re-Elect problems. .- three years, a "vision team" found and cured 'lozens - of children who were faltering * in school because "they did not * see things the way other * children do.'' perception is an o1- * * KEItRIE KNIFFIN, winner award won at the state level which Florida at the National 4-11 a leader. November. sk i You'' Award, its well as ninny other on 4-I 1 award her to th e State of allows 'ears dedicated to 4-11 work as a leader of many young club members, and Mrs. Ruth Kniffin, received honors for her five years of service as re present night, shows tier awaritis * I Ann Sieczkowski Photo) Congress In Chicago in Ann Sieczkowskt Photo) Photo) ., Visual I - am'i'1t$ .. ' .i&I, ' 4 int No. a 'ApI-4',t .,, John Polk I _* siiiriii~I 0 * Seminole County * * A. george * 12stuart - serving you. - fl " * Arr' Ad * 3Ii'f!fl• ' * I * Officer dedicated to mean real heartbreak. It could mitean a first grader ('afl't see the Football well ael . MIrcICP•d . - £ * A Law Enforcement lint in the vlassrxnii It can t sib- * YOUR SHERIFF ,• - t,& , Ø, ) ___________ ,p * _____________ *************************** enough to catch it (luring _______________________ 0 n errie war was the winner of this coveted "A new way for ane'.'. day" in award for 1972. Ca _________________________________________________________________________________________ tures ________________________________________________________ ni d In 4 -H \ F( R1) Food- [terry Ivo, Connie Jakutwin. FAchner; Nutrition award by General and Ann Kurth; Citizenship by Foods Corporation: Sherry State Dept. of Agriculture, Gregory 4-1i for Seminole County was The "I Dare You" award, lJoyd, Andra Grimmer, Piper .Nlark Kurth. IA-adership by 4-11 agent, and David Voll, ex- dihon to her other contributions award by the Florida 4-li Club Roslyn Greene; General tension agent, present to the 4-H programs. Foundation, Jeff Lelourneau; Mrs. June Boyles was Public Speaking, by Union Oil citizens of Seminole County who recognized for her 11 'ears as a Co., of California, Sunny have given exemplary service leader In 4-li and Mrs. Ruth Boyles, and Danny Dinda; Kniffin and Mrs. Ruth Vorpagel during the year. ilortk'ulture by Flat, Nutfor five years as a leader. These young 4-H enthusiasts scryrnen and Growers Assn., are given an opportunity Twenty-nine other leaders were through the programs and also presented with certificates Cindy Smith, David Duda, and Debbie Kniff In; Poultry u'.ard trairiingtoexcelina nirniberof For service. ______ distict honors and this Mark Nell; Child Development cluded: year, ,i4"" 16" s 15" I Special r ecognition for scrvice to the 4.11 clubs was given toChaseandConipany,Sunford Extensiomi -- 4'. $59.00 18": 24" • - I . .1 Nurkieuiez and Jack 11'elzer. - award -- N colonial-style interior - in the management program, 'Flit' highest Rot.ker available can compete with these for beauty, comfort, and rugged construction Your choice , - - and whichever YOU choose it's - - -- _____ - 1I , '- - - -. Ralston twine Don l.etourneau, and Tim Stettner; Dress Review by a'.'.arii giv.'ri in 4 - 11 ____________ ____ -. - - _-______ .~,1111111111111111111 ______ _`i%___ LAn^ se A Cot' From , 1IOOFRENCHAVE. 1 OPEN 9:30 - 5:30 Us . . . Our '.' - - ___ living Personal Privacy in your home and yard ycur chaixe HeOJ'ts In it. (1 We are so careful to give Lyles, Sherrie Pkardat; you. One that fits your award, by Electric' Westinghouse Electr'c Cor- needs and your personal or corporate budget Because wore the lea'. Sliding glass doors lead to patio from every malor room SANFORD I I 3227953 I _____________ I IS F mORE FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY Y. 11.92 _____________ - --- -.--___ - ../ - small yards We have 22 ctelterent three and four bedroom homes ready f or you today Priced fronn$)4,SOOtotJe.S00 l0 per cent do',..npayment leasi ng 11,, .' cirrangeoictil a !1,.iig,- , . , '.:.i that is just right for ______ ____ ___ ' $15.000 10 per cent down, Conventional Financing flt'Il tutu t'ti'itiii ltltt(jt' cuf IlI1lL ,11 log Company that cares It's tjut in be right BRAIL E V ODHAM BUILDER Sales Office Open P.S. We also SELL new 9a.m. toô p.m. Daily Sun, 11a. m. to 6p. in. Mid-Florida 4$.S,4It Phone 323-4670 Orlando 295.43O E OR your escape from the population push - your own world of surrounding y ou r home in which to create y ou r personal Eden Privacy in a beautiful quality built home with all city conveniences with the best of everythi ng else you might need 5 minutes to 30 minutes and usedcars&lrucks a it ,s An attractive entry court sets the mood the waikway leads t your priv1ite world of serenity and security Home and Garden are one you a car or ti uck ,iiitl it Sinniplu ' ity Pattern Co,, : Kern $ windows nor yards into yar ds Hr - -3 ."i.',' .S.. ."stiit outs - . . iti (: .s,'.- '' 11111110, ____________ A DIV1111011 of Mid Florida Doodail 111C corner of Park a French Ave. Sanford, Florida Sanford 323-1032 11$ Orlando 644-3912 - 'I 1 it We have IS different Patio Homes available today Pruceo S.125QO ( I citizenship, and community service throuih 4-11 Club work. - . iTi1\ privacy recognition of leadership, ,, - ______ ______ ________________ your haven CQreful When YOU Rain, Debbie Kniffin, Donna ' . - An attractive Permanent garden wall surrounds your home and yard Kniffin. Dona I)iMurtino, Heidi 0 . ___________________I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 900 to -30 NO MAIL ORDERS - ______ -. - - - ----- - -- _______ -- -- 3291 I . . I . ' ,.. . Windows do not look Into neighbor key award. It is the Similar to 'liustretions! . t for greater peace, security and serenity than you ' ve ever known It is an award which must have poratlon: Harvey Slayton, Milan Jakut it., Drew f)u't;i, state before approval 'j,-..jrtd to become an heirloom overnight 8-4-4 GREEN-ORGANITE 2'9 AL ___ - concept of awarded to the member in H ' complete without a rocker, and 2 and Training, by Pattie Nurkiewic-z won the state Purina ('cnnpany: Sandi Smith, 1 998: 6-6-6-100% ORGANIC llome,iiiikers' _. - 1. , -:-; W uiod working, Gr etc I McNaney, Jeff Peizer, and Marei WindIer. a Motor Company - Danny Congress to be held in Stephanie Dinda; Bread award by Standard Brands Inc: November in Chicago. Certificates for participation Patricia Lukas and Twila t at State 4H Congress were Brunning; Clothing award by pre3ented to Julia (Cricket) Coats and Clark, Inc.: Kerrie Kniffin, Heather Rain, Tern Boyle, Slyvia (Sunny) Boyles, Hilliard, Heidi ham; Dog Care Kerrie Pattie Kniffin, 79.O0 I -' -' ' awards by 4-hi foundation: Rabbits - Laura Morgan: by 4-11 foundation:Ronda Arnott, Council, and to the newspapers. state award and will represent Kniffin; Ikef aard by the the state at the National 4-fl Cclanese Cherimical Company - ______ 6' PATIO HOMES Gill, extension horne emnornics vears as a teen leader in ad. Pattie Nurkiewicz; Iforse Dilello, Sandy Dilello, and 1. 'GREENWAY NURSERY _ In the Coronado Unified flw ntilldren nnay not, often evidence Patti Nurklewicz shows her I OVER he can't near ohJn':ts as well, or he may team has learnefi to fInd these have an c.ru' of a seore of nerve rhi ldren early enough tc or help 'Should collie earlier. If children are Fr''in d.'v.lopini' or "Can you Imagine the tort"ifir sitymci tip positive, the rhildren A revolutionary Itlt'a' Not at struggle that goes on Inside go through a program that .- - GREENWAY * 50 LB. BAG * FERTILIZER I to talk ted, Juvenile delinquents. 4 4114 ) - ______________________ I Whi Oui Lou. Quiut Fsrtti,i,u When You Can e? Th. es "rowsr Formualat,Ofl$ At Thei .o Price'. 2' itiorili niH 1 I TCi25.0 CR01 arul the theme of the annual awards wtiich is given for leadership McNaney, Rhonda Mace; Club Foundation, Mary Lynn ceremonies held at Sanfd and for outstanding qualities in flume Environment award by Sallette; Recreation by the 4-I1 four phases of development; Civic Center. Sperry and Hutchinson Corn- Club Foundation: Cricket Each year, the leaders of the physical, mental, social and pany: Pamela Lewis, An thony Boyles, Judee I'clzer, Sandi programs, Frank Jasa, county character, was also won by Kniffin; Home Management by Buffington, Robyn Hilliard; extension director; Mrs. Luise Kerrie Kniffin. She served four Tupperware home Parties, Baton Twirling, Rosemarie 9" ' VA LU E Hi 'HYACINTH 0 -. _____________ . Seminole County 4-Her ston the Dinda, Sunny Boyles, Kerrie -'-------------'--DWARF 1° I . ___ thou, Is' . i1tl V r. i CACTUS 3 For 1____ ____ 16-4-6-4 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CITRUS-_40% I ~ BEST VARIETIES I . recognition awards ta the young - go -. i66650% ORGANIC El.. 0299 __ __ ___________ ~ It I LARGE SELECTION vailoble in every box. Regular I if 4 4 I I ~ - - __ __ SALE ORCHIDS . .: stui.'s In I ENGLISH IVY •_________ BULBS DECOUPAGE BOXES I Plush v.iou,-50% acetate 5D% nylon . Mach i ne wash and dry. j- ~ Highest A _____________ -- NEW SHIPMENT ____ - t re 1 16"141/2 FT. 4" ORANGE TREE I 6 FT. 24" GARDENIA 6 FT. 37 MAGNOLIA TREE 29"'ôFT. 24 YEL.ORSYTHIA 16" 4 FT. 16" BOSTON FERN I 6 FT. 24. HIBISCUS TREE . \il ---. - 1 2" to 10" I 16"6FT. 21'° PHILODENDRON a 6 FT. 24" CAMELLIAS 6, FT. 22 BLOOMING YUCCA 12"I5FT. 22 BAMBOO TREE. __ VELOURS 5951 io"ISFT. 18" HI-COLOR CROTON 4 FT. 12" CHINESE FAN PALM 9'5 4FT. 1 2 -1 ': - ___ ______ 55 FT. 7 TRUNK 16" RAIN TREE 9" rI PHILO .- Ad : -- `i_* _. c an 't' of roure. ability and a range of says the problems may come ptobletw., sa)% tilt- Cot- Onado i Calif.) optometrist, there may - deavor. Each year, Seminole 'AnRnT=1=F=1=C=1=A=L`1 PLANT fi( 11 - - • i $299 e 1% - rockers b', • I LARGE SELECTION REDWOOD & WALNUT PLANTER TUBS YD. 9 69 k:, kII IL To 'dILO Norfolk Island Pine SCH EFFLER IA 1 & _______________________ __________________________ Popular velvety texture. YD. I I SELLOUM L 1 - -= _________________ __________________ SPLIT LEAF P in toll colors. 00% cotton, 45" wide, machine wash and dry. hot pant', 1050 MARGINTA __________ __________ 2AND I . - - (1 W I IDRACAENA289 eJ L - - 9 I ROEBELINI PALM 2`98 to 8`0 I '14* - V4.-, 2 .11ffert'nre betwn'.'n L . 41 ,, ) thein learn it) walk Only liii' seeing - I . - 'L handsome 141 MIN MUll CARE, PATIO PLANTS 911 PALMS - B) ANN SIF.C`LKOWSKI presentation. Kerrie Kniffin 198 4 OR 1751 EA. MORE I iiiivb t' For Aiui.'rir:in The side effects, I .. - -, - L I :GR0wING HOUSE - stern impIP figure. h •, 1j "10 %. .,till~~ 1 P-'LANl EM NOW FOR FALL WINTER BLOOM 1EASY grHdO gi rl (.tflt trace a $99.00 -_ %Wlwee Middle School. - 'd " '" MACHINE ~_ , Of - 1___ ' 139 I FAST GROWING - "MATURE TREES NOW BLOOMING IN THE AREA" English: Cathy Tyre. English; and Principal Owen McCarron 'left I at " -. . t. ~____ , T ho Way 0 thor s See I h i n g s zi L~ _ , Im~ - -~~ - - - NCR Electric ADDING hlo.'k to And vcuu can add to the charm if you like Some peopit add hitching posLc A dogless house ma want a dog sitting or tin' du,orste'l 1 It'.- U .Tr.aT A Brand New Some Children Do Not See NI'%II S4m'%I('t' (1 I choic r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________ '--w -, i) Siec phone poles and utility wires - - . - , sigtitl% obstacles such as tek' ruses that means cuna It aLcc is ancrt'asingl clear : -iiust- it has been so mild :ore' probiitit will not lx' that some of those- more virulent viruses conic' from du.:. u:'h effort math' to ideriUf ease.- which origtnall a!1~ ft't.'d aniinuiL aurid bards still tirre' 9W U - 41 ~. .0 o r c.pport unity to remove un eniergi - mid for ç .( N' advantage' ol having a house sketched rather than phitographed she observes, is the' cold influenza has been felt in to study viruses at the point where important nt".s strains Hang Kong I or several Asian %,I- - '01fa * -, ,4 - Your r card g.stsagret'.would be- -a chance ,s.adeniic An outbreak of a V often destroy onto buns.' tintI leave niel uhtnir I ni liii 11.1111 g ' ,N111S. JL',. tpitAnd some continued incorporate all three into the What would heip. viral- Thequt-stiunasmarethan ,' popu Vision a .. to 300 miles per hour in the Midwest and 2110 mIles per hour - ~ I reproduced, of course. but color reproductions , 11 -es like- the Hung Kong flu that Lix' Hong Kong flu was so '.'cr. different " :ui to de've'Iop - - houses ma even be more great 4, I B d Be .it'vi'l..is'd a new tea. h '' I Id u Co - - I --- her of houses for cards in the the Ili, wants imiothers to teat-h the artists work, she advir-(K. commissioned In sketch a nurn- 'Because of this character- of theory to explain %% li~. tOrtladoet; has nag health questions RENT , religious f p outbreak will occur or - also has People :tu.: liT!!!!! '- ; with their own unusual orna the original painting or sketch which can be done in any color If these are ordered m'nts - Miss Vseehc'r makes it in people use time. one may add colo rs Some rameable Si7C and they ma % svrntxils in their outdoor or in- also use the sketch for a note people draw green cur red ink door Christmas scenes A star paper motif providing individlines around the border of the or c'rec'he ma'. hr incorporated white card uali7ed st4utinnar into the drawing ________________________________________________________ are just crary about 1 their houses these da:.'s. oh serves artist Gretchen Weetwr beer, of santucket who a -(Mans lit, growth toroadoe,;. %%- lilt their -Aln&A tilt I dror~, not harm the painting or are expenst%-e The least costly Christmas tree - sometimes drawing - Mi.n peo ple frame treatment is the line drawing outside . - - '.. il:4.19- . - , .= should he a little familiar with printer for phot"fiset *which ver% o,A -n of knowing when and why the Failure In School 11 = wrather%- ane on A the "t but if * she is working on Sian% people want in sho, flags fling from a deadline she ma.y photograph kmeric-;. n - ant theit little details that coild he put Ing rooms with a reas tacsimlie of their iuui' in (hit' thlIiIi(lt'r('loii(l. I At'eher etpiains that borne to threaten he 4 ,1 '. ~ Ii ccx)(n' raUv(' . Miss Paintings can be . . ". VbN'hwi to pui a Yhaic M House portralts ma% he th name at the Christmas card -, , on Card % with Christmas goodies or IR' is finished, the card goes to a $ Y -- U S I-%- ed - Lgcmiwa ~Al - - Organization wa , I !nj(eii Fujita Iwgan a ~ 15; The problem is not one of finding curm Or wa% sI it, hfit the ne%A virus Arnim l9M, fter Mates Ili slimily iii _ .,%.els. Portrait. of Hous because ities, there was no, t'.as'. ~ - ________ Here's How periods Warld f1paltij : 4 - '_-[I - P1) (firearrnsc with ink outdoors In choosing an artist, one fl one of its posed isolation, - _ __________ Kong flu In l94R. macademie and %;end lit thir local printer lamll% wishes to have it porA,partment dweller-s get into trdivp~ in full flower she must th( card art tics with greeting visuall7c it card!. sh(ming kitchens laden After the pen and ink drawing _______ , Of1ieer Class Reaslev. Orlando P.!)., Reserve during c loud vaine to the _. provis air .service to IlAyard but nnost end. un' Ann Siec7kowski Photo) . ---- ifirearms. John I). Department Kong flu-1~7* influenza epidit-mics, Medicines are now WHo whiir1 c'oardtruU' i n- available should another cputernational medical artiv- dernic of the s.ame vtrus research and . Left to right. herbert M. one Of tilt. ningi I quis tions facing wir- ld, heidt.t. arcordin' to Raker. ituU,aritie was ho suci it Bal,;-er, who, rnade his virulent strain o! virus had tiiti'flit'flt5 during iifl Ill- developed and where it had tervieu, ts president o! tilt, earn(. front Although ttus firitish colm F.nergy Research Corp.. it rive r, High School. game this 'ear Many artists shaggy shrubs pruned on paper into the sketch later But she have spent the summer sIt'tch' I' Miss Weeher paints a akavs inks the drawings at ing houses for homeowners to building in November and the - it is difficult to work world dollars into the pursuit of this ideii without tin%- great survelris Anna. as the daughter cventualiy came to th e eonclusion tl~at the nes virus, had in fort originated in Chinki, But betcaust Ciiinh wits then known as Hong Police Training School of self -tin'onsiderable effort has and been math- to find ways 0! China had not yet joined such lessening the impact of Hong alternative and intiustr hiiveputhundredsofmiflionsfl l tv D I fli'vernnient equipment measuring s;x-cialist course conducted 11% *the Air Trainuil, ('On). nuurid and is lwmg assigned I.ittiv Rock AFfi, Ark. His wilt', HONG KONG - A friA wintrrs aI.ti, when a dndl% 1.17a Cr strong virus like that nc" ~%.IC enforcement personnel graduating frorn 1. flu swept around tin causing hundreds of deaths and niillions of runn y noses. attractive precision Force Air of logistim. Under after it, medical researchers graduation eeremon br 1iie. law firearms and 1ichael A. Tindel. Sanford Etwi! Twxt 11111i It vA Ill N. aritwal- (opir "ii'Serviet' rct Wednesday night at Lyman Hartley Jr.. Seminole Sheriff 's a reality . - a we re presented at rs nc I, tnnj''r tornoilo ,.vered evidence that orbiting nwcturnical heart art ' - Fiijiti; .Ik Japan's K -ushu Island, here l'tij Ita say r niiw br niatlos' c he was born, was struck by a seem to 1w treated _., Within Observing it thunderititorin (ruin a high-flying Jet airpla ne , award. - ste -mail the envirnnrnønt a 'oon ,,iiiy t*l,pie wcIhle to , f 'tirrent teenrrh. -------------1,rrlIq t t1, nnet of a torr,,ulo rohgit eall strIp rnin. n. RIg government Often k of the taI funnel. hiiJItii lire twu lwuirc before It d.j'pndq nvironmentnl nretipd of flO having several stiiiill.'r funnels ,hii-t, front a rIoull mat inch ;'intn The Federal imaginatIon pIn with ttiii' ti greater forte. warning tIne triiild Strip mining fr r'al near AvIation While nil thunderstorms uppear Adrnjnlstrntirtn Iq Hazard leveled the top of a Thiesi' suction vnrtlroq' rintI"qs lives trying to rhange to rotate, 1w says, only one In a cintite nisnit the hne of the li that. mountain Only ra4ing of the Orici' sdentists can predict The agency has it up funds site Is nesary to PiIld a ti'mdrecl actually triggers a maIn funnel, rrenllng an tornadoes in ndvane, they tornado fils chIef mission Is to errntir iatti of destrtirtitin, be ,,ilght be able to prevent them, to help finance a plan to tran- runway which 'ôul4 be etidentify (In's.' rare t'roptlonq says en4ed to 7.flf fret FuJiti believes lie says that SfOTIT) tin nh'l'.n.d strip mine site near ita,nrrl, K . into a n ;wii;ik' wituhi have advance Presently Hamrd issrveil ( king his tornado ttirnhln.' withIn 10 years nnietltq general aviation airsTt. pprnnrlilng and warning 1 by a small airport in a narrow test big his t henries ilIff,iq' it thitnderstorui or tweak The aim Is not only to untwisters. real tornanloes iinnl up it tornado after It Is tinder hIked !w a mountain -it against award again this year. This displa y WflS ChOSVI1 as the one most aptl' representing the 4-li theme. '' fl('W way for a new day '' ('indy Smith. stands beside the displa\ - i iiiiq'nhd legi ons . Iornnilii Fujito hitilt hi niarhine n the ihiirnrterlsths iii mi niiilo-prwluring rliti i'nuld he IiiilIeil flrqthiind. effective use of went her t heory of how tornadoes ate photographs gathered by earthil it. satellite ranwrn' Most scientists ls'liev.'ni tln'v epbysiL'Ist h,ei'aine %%ere prisiureil II' rapidly - w ct 1 . inipil al-to at making more overtni- iii; the conventional presidViley of Cindy Sillith, won (lie project Li i - 4-11 ('1.1 B called P redi To valley tornailoes. A . ' the nuclear isotopes arr rational in spend the monc~ 1.4116 degirm. . S It. He said it would lx is that here, he said, I. I - .- s,itiie in- rournjing ncwi for you. IV, 1. llwodort' Fujita tins deVClO;WII whni he calls a tornado machine that may hell) scientists detect and eventually prevent devastating . be better used seeking said, University of ('lth'ngn reenreher has spent he in mounInInoti By IttAk IA(u%IiU;fl CnpIi No' 'A Scr Ire -- e chine If you live in tornado country. i T It . I I II -11._ I said. contracts To day News , needed if you could k ee p heart This requires a lot of in the offing in the near future' energ svSterTiS tie placed alive for two weck," he sani 1w said. ''This is very within the body to operate for shielding, he said. Raker said he was not im"then you could develop ar without zin kind of nusicadmg. Thc facts arc that years system for heart inventory b} recent experiments Cop prospects for a practical repair. that would lu transplants) in which artificial hearts have Despite all the funds elvery wnd.'d hr said nc suitablu been implanted in animals A mawigeabli' '' _______________ The idea of the artifical h(.' has been attractivt to nuut\ researchers over the la heart decade e ro "' Al/ows Cht operations have hecorni ; . -- that rtimpleti. pumping and T_-IFTII~"` "' Ii. . - .. is a said, 4, tire __ _ I • cum - was small fuel in _44a - I ..• noralt' developing nt'hievz*b)e gozsP. must heat the body's rejection radioactive and but requires temperatures ranging up to designed to give weak hearts .i. led to system, he been public --. - for like ti) see something like this pays for." Baker said, -So far. said. is development Of h thar. lines nuclear power source for medical tan artthczil hearti but th e he hasn 't got the beSt shake. ' The mechanical lines,' he said hearts. implanthhk ar- mechanical A tatall on being spent money wougmed to Chanute AFR. .1- - fl( hours. At ftr. zi 'ile call and is he said. th aim flfl C1% iiw 10 boot cells powered by the interaction and oxygen in the blond from the long-term trouble-free of sugar for heart that would be or some other such method along humans, he Almost all However. Rakers main this line have now been th th ee abandoned, he said th is pursuit money in resulting mechanical heart, was simply 'tno big and could methods of keeping the human too inefficient' approach, he heart going. The thist works svsWrr h;i twer found ir (' ORBET'I Copies News Service -- _ ______ Vain? _____ B 7 f, In -- - _& . i. -- U _________ Apodo Thurcciy, Of. 19, 1?/7 Y. thc cRnfrti ic'rnJt :' �I Thursday, Oct 19 172 6C—The Sanford Herald Mortgages 4 III i~_;,1. Eas ed For New Homes 83 ERIC 11 iRFS1F18 OTTAWA As part of the federal election campaign. the Canadian government has COtflt up with new regulation for government-backed mortgages wtuch make credit arrangements easier than ever before for those buying a low th medium-priced home. Under the NaUCIrUII Housing Act, the federal government backs mortgages which meet specific conditions, making it possible for prospective buyers to obtain Interest rates Ito 2 per cent lower than the g ing rate. The current NHA rate is 9 per C'(!flt Government boosters are hailing the new regulations as a great boon to the mass of Canadians now living in rented accommodation cau.c tJwv haven't been able Li save a down pavment 8uilders, too, are enthusiastic, because-the new rules will undoubtedly expand their potential market. Critics, hoiever, after charging that cased credit restnction5 are politically moti. valed, then proceed to cia mi new new housing policies are thencouragement to inflatioti It's a charge which is di! Iicult to deny. The ne regulations raise the' upper limit of an NHA. LJOkt'd IoirI from Prrviouslv nit' reriptent of an NHA niortoit' had to tic' able to carry principle, interest and taxes with Z per cent of montHio inc-unit'. If txith husband and wife were i'rkini: half the wife's ,4hir3 could tic' counted when calculating the znaxuiiuni al. hwed nirittily payment The or regulations boost the maximum rnonthl3 payment allowed to :io per cent of the teital combined income of tiusho rs.t ar In 'ft t, ii i,'s it v.acirr - 1 1-9 Wendell Jar'rarcl, chairman of the board, of the First ______ _,_.. National Rsnk of Maitland, announced today that the stockholders had approved the final two phases of a threephase capital program in the amount of $1.5 million. The total capital program consists of $500,000 in capital notes, convertible in $500,000 debentures, and $500,000 in common stock. Jarrard pointed out that the growth of the bank has been exce ptional and has moved from $8.5 million when piwchased by the Jarrard group to $47 million In current assets The new capital will provide the bank with a larger base for and expansion. The bank is currently involved in a $650,000 building expansion program which will exactly double the amount of usable space in the main building and 10 new drive-ins, eight of which will he musim i- ".ttflf in, it to take on the massive debt of owning their own home. It puts more money into the f Cnp)e C 7 Maitland Bank Expands erontimy on a debt basis The rnc've has undo'btect political appeal, but it broadens the large base of Cjsruidiit-is who already have a vested interest in seeing inflaion cimUnue For example, a couple hu ing a E12.000 home with a s*oo rnortgztge at 9 per c'erit over 25 years would p53 more than SIM . OM hefe the house was tr.al. theirs plus about 13010 in real estate taxes If tha t !IaTTIC hOUSt wererented at 5.3(K a month for 2. years, the bill would be 1!O,OOO. provided the rent was - - ' ii '.'- - . - FIRST NATIONAL Bank of Maitland is in the midst of a $1.5 milli Ofl capital outlay program. It is currently involved in a $650,000 building expansion program (above). Going Formal - not incremitsed There's the catch. The famih which buys a home and shouicler. such a thht load does s because of inflation expectations. It's those same inflation expectations which have driven interest rates up CCTII Ii and 12 per cent for private second mart— gages. It's a situation that the go'.'ernment encourages, accordin g to opposition leader Robert Stanfield, because the government, too, has a vested interest in mnflation So long as inflation contrnues, the government reaps a progressively higher share of the gross national product in taxes, without ititreas1T the taxation rate. says Stanfield Why Hecause as inflation devalues money salaries go up, but deduction rates stay the same The bung power of a 51,090 inc"ome tax deduclion decreases in dire-ct proportion to the rate of inflation Stanfield promises to irrt1 that tax wrinkle if he's elected by keying income tax cIrdurtiofl to the '; si ir.ai hvirii' O Cheaper Hour By began to turn around anc look We drove through the cooling automatic, with access from and unlimited in my direction. Stare is a autumn evening and arrived at four directions, customer parking which will better word They seemed the party just as the bar Miikc the Maitland Bank one ct We begar, the fall season by might. curious about 1113 Vital opened. Guests strolled in and the most accessible banking stacked themselves up against going to a formal banquet. A stat Like, "Who's he ITleasUririg the bars to eye other guests f acilities In all of Florida. "black tie" affair. The First National Bank of strolling In. We are not really into the over there. Quasimodo" Mait land has been the in' I looked back at them, raised it was quite a show. The male social *hirl that much, but we no'.ator of many new and whirl a little bit now and then. a claw and said: "Arrgh." outfits have reached the original banking programs mr iWby do I get impulses like colorful level of the female's. About once a year. Central Florida. the most doctor Just as gaudy. just as bright. This required me to go rent a way the ladies can controversial of which has been derided to go the basic black The only tuxe& If I'm going to go the th e program of free checking elegant route, I'll only go on an way th is year. "Oh, just con- t ü men these days is by accounts with no minimum ventional" said the fitter, a w ha t they don't wear. hourl3 basis were tuxedos of green balance which the bank cornWell, I could have told the little glumly. You could tell he By JOHN SINOR Copley News service Nixon inks Sharing Ac'! NEW PLASTIC FASTENERS S.cura-tie leader. Last year I selected a white dinner jacket with powder blue I'III RELEASED kpTYLEI Tex Al'' proximalcl%3901XKI northern pike obtained from a fe'ucral hatcher in Kansas have been released in Lake Quitman and in Houston county l.ke both in I:ast Texas The small fish were released portions in 'ilurscr3 coves of the lake sealed off by a pal'.' the'vlcne barrier draped over nylon netting When they are large- enough, the fish will be released into the main portions (it the lake — — pinstripes. Velvet lapels, and enough lace to make a petticoat down the front. It was a distinctive outfit. But not distinctive enough When we got to the banquet, there was only one other person wearing a tuxedo EXACTLY like mine. But he happened to be a gu who works at the same place. A lot of very clever people kept asking US: "What is that. the company issue tux" So much for rented elegance. State Gets Windfall I \1 I 'NJ 19 I nearly iqititi I't the ri'vc'iti" griverr,e,r fri fie('idlE',' St John funds, hot fe'ler,I ,tr.int i('fl .e'ijl r.t''i in Al') 4't charini' ailbotig), t here's said ''We will. of course, pro- limited to fX S i'niihon i'se the state finds replacement VltIi the stroki' ot a pert lii HO troll' iitor, t?i' rw ,rorie'. o" oltrnatI',p funding sour."revenue I 'liilailr'lptiin's Independence ruts meMn will repl a. ti o' t r o k"r, wi. I- i's ew crippled r'ht tdrn r Itoh 1(0111)', l'recitlent Nixon fare furi'k New mental heaith pr fIn coin 9W state Piperterl '.'.iil pti.'.'iil Florida with its gram-111 sire laqh.'rt "r..r. '4 ''flints a rjiir'qfjr,ti Pit the $l S million in social service grams, ti getemj fr.r LU S mil- lion to second windfall of federal funds lIds week some $A3 million in t i.v'jp Sharing Ilo'rIe3' , l';orlit'r Itik week, ('ongress 'd'• ''v.'rroel.' Nixon's veto of (hi' 121.5 Idilion Water I 'ollut inn Control a I, provl.htiig Florld. hh1 tiP to 152A i,iiiliiri t.i Itti' Friday, October 20, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Ilrn'.'i' sewage treatment over 65th Year, No. 44 Price 10 Cents the next three years r Nixon invited the nation's g governors to the signing oF th.' I revenue' sharing at noon. bit Gov. l{euliln Askew ii" t);'. :. TT-T. *Ie('lifle(I, saying he had a hut -' , '0: hedtih' of (office 0p$)tfltiItefit.s to ittenito iii 'l'allaluissee. .idoot ,i mobil,' innt.' In addition to the state's .me'ndment to the r'lty's inflino share of federal revenue, (hi' ' '-rdlnanre to ,sllnw ronxtric'tit . art also prcivi.Ies for .listril,ii4. i% f mobile home wtthu ark O AL tinii of uiriottii'r $97 3 million, ill. ,he municipality fail ed .i'.' 1 ___________ ______ ri'rtly to cities and counties. Ii __' )r night. Rut the failure meart A spukesntiiiii for the l)epartdr a temporary delay. "—i. I ia'nt of Administration (hi' ithniigh the proposed LOS A N(; El i:s (AP , A niai1 (Ida med hi'it'fi in in a I Icge(l extorti o n plo t state budget making agency tinanee was read in its entiret',' I ;igainsl itc'rtaiiivr .1oliiiui' ('arilu1 says jmhi'' struck hiuii 2' It) tiliw'. whib' lie '.aiii the 110011') seili irhih1y i''' ',,rtflfl ,v,sq -t.'fay.'d '.e''" tutu tlti' ),.i,ik .ijil i'.irii ;:uti'rc',I \', .iS Iiaiitli,'til )e'ej, 'io.ii (,hairrnan i.IIt'!'' until the 1973 LegIslature deiqites reminded that a puhhi' Richard ('ulkins, 32, of North I Iollvwood fliNt a compla i n t will) (he his \ ngt'Iv .'.irtng ts necessary under et Police internal Affairs Depart ment Thursday, clamming that lii' stilIt'r.'I ii.hes how to spend it nez' SrIflI. .iv before the inning orelinan numerous bruises and a black eye, according to his attorney, ,Jerrv Roth _____ 'The I,egisl:iture has to in he changed. appropriate it.'' he said. ''It indicating positlnns 'upposin, A police spokesman declined comment OII un' should probably be considered .. listing of th e prohibitions a('Ct1sit ions, A Iii with review of 'ihti homes being located ('tilk it and his '.'. k' 21 a pprehended the total state needs th at makes city wnre Jaques an: Friday night when they followed ('arson as he up the budget process.'' .'incilman E. I Williamsi" I carried out ransom delivery instructions ''lw shared federal revenue Williamson insisted there suburban Van Nuys. ('arson and his family had been will raise a 1972.73 surplus proV MEANS VICTO RY ; THANK Y 0 U ! .vithin the city limits no threatened with harm if the late night (alk show host Jet'teei by budget officials to which 'mild properly A ( ; RATE!" t I president of I 'n iteil Fund. Robert Morris right hokls $30 1 million. rezoned for trailer park unit failed to meet an extortionist's demands for an up a full page reminder from Th e Sanford herald, while Campaign Hut the f ed eral government's that the znring tesignation unspecified amount of money, A 0<4 largess ('000 s with some ( 'hairnian being created to ,irrnmmodat.' George I"oster flashes the "V for victory sign following the The ('ulkins later were released and III) C h arges tririgs attached that will bar'i' .0 builder, who wishes to mn,'-, annotln(i'me'nt that the goa l of S82.$K had been topped and that actual '.'. dre filed ga inst them, ( 'milk ui's wif e smilfe'rt'cI the sLite ) hard de' a tract of land for devatoprne'nt 11111(15 ijj tot let $fti,t;72 35. injuries iii the incident. Roth said. "At the present iec Ann Si.kowskm Photo rislons on welfare prograruis for if mobile Morrie park t line, the investigation by the Los Angeles Police the crippled and ill. 'i'uuinrilman Dick t:ronshii +4t I I epa r tin t'nt in dic ates the Cu 1k ins were following When the revenue sharing bill 17hh1 .rst said th e ordinance merely 411w '.'.' tiliIflhiiCI'ed Into final forIli 'mated ml new Mr. Carson simply because they were stargazing Lofliflit e John A. Spolskl extortion attempt,'' said ti) a congressional conference' 1..! F "signatinn md had nothing .i ,um)(I ai't' not iflVOl Veil in the committee ti with any particular area. I It' ittee restrictions on Dist. Atty, Joseph P. Busch. social service spending were 'hen admitted that an .utMore about that Sanford ' added. David ac. john, uirec or ,.-cation petition ti ir plflfl,' Christmas Parade of planning for the Department itiile home park in lland Maybe it'll all be cleared of I lealth and Rehabilitative Rehabilitative ,o'l'flt to 'l 127 'o , he Following the special meeting of Services, said (tic limitations .t:. ..''fl s'n1i104 :r ,iiIflt' this coming Tuesday at 6:30 will cost Florida $55 million in p.m. at the Sanford Chamber of rt'iJrt that their goal of '82 for i:nni, norto ''iergy $137 1'r It) ANN SIE('ZKOWSKI anticipated federal grants. i rn,.'r t.t.eu:;inti' -ifr:I]i:N Commerce meeting room. 72" had not only been met, but Pat Caverly, south clergy. Counrilomait 17min4ei i'Lutlotf, "To a certain extent that's It was it jubilant and enI hope so For th e "kids" taking from one pocket and put- thusiastue' group of United Fund surpassed with still more 1125 dentists, $670.: Dr. N. who has been encouraging the sake anyhow. ting it in another," St. John uluntt'.'rs who met at the conning in. A total of $867135 PaitLi for the demctor's, $685: creation if the inning for iii:; In defense of the JayCees, was reported as already Eric Anderson, for the funeral parcel if land said. Sanford Garden Center that 'inaccording to Jack Hunt who at collected for this year's cam- homes, $90.00: Reid Brodie. for -'it1on ptocedtlr'!s can be The social servutgs lost are Thursday night to hear the this time last year was paign, chaired by George the hospital, $69750. conclude' Pipreized tu. Treasurer For the Downtown I'ostet, with assistance by Curtis Dunnaway, reportlni unhappiness at the developBusiness Association arid, rri Unite.! Fund. (or the public employc's ment. He nn te nded that during Ii.bert Mos, co incidentally, th e 1st Vice president, and Jack floe-tier, $4401.31; for the schooLs, Ernest tu 4overrnent.mI experience he i President of the JCs, in his dual l'iwtey, with 34 of it) 'Ullti had never heard of having a immediate past president capacity to serving both Homer was master of reporting. $4797 72. Fifteen of public hearing for m zoning organizations disburct'remonles for th e informal the schools had 100 per cent ordinance se ments for the parade were dinner and reporting session, participation. Public hearing on the mobil" o fficially presented and aci with campaign chairman In residential division, Peggy home zoning hougnatiiin wa: cepted by the I)B, . George Foster introducing the Sumxr.erville, of the Girl Scout un for 7 pm,. Nov 'I. '.l.so a' Se co ndly, the reason you Ii vision heath. all of whom had program. reported $1069.13 iiid for public hearing it that time fly DONNA r". cant get an answer if you're commended the Cadette Scouts L'S th.. proposed 'able television impressive totals to report. calling the JC office is that they Gent' Keltoer, chairman of for iutslandin tervece to franchise 'irdinatice. dopttc m CASSEI.IIERRV— City no longer have a receptionist the commercial division, United Fund; -Sheila Brown for of the franchise to be will: Co u ncil. already down to Four - and I can't blame her For re ported a total of 12:1,000. This the southeastern part of the Seniinole Cablevision has been voting members with the loss of qu!tting. included $7,000 reported by Jim county. reporting that her 19 one if Crenalww"s pet prujet:ts Edith Duerr to the office of She worked 5' days a week Rasa For the Seminole Plaza volunteer's knocked on doors at acting mayor, will be reduced Despite '.Igoreius 'ippositlon and was paid $50 per week. ' and Casselberry area; Steve the Woi'idlands mind Rolling Hills fr.uuim Villi,tinsejn, Council on still further with the resignation (Which is under th e minimum Glover, Altamonte Springs, subdivisions and raised $885.15; 1-2 vote approved the hiring if .i of Thomas Napier. effective wage scale $1,242: Fern Park, C. Wergess, Beth Ilensun, Oviedo, 1600,60: full-time fireman to join Fir., Oct. 30, $1 ,115. Harvey Coulter, f HA. Smith, Sanford, 58117.30; Chief Car L.miinler 'in time pout Napier, concluding his fourth t",rt'st City. $115.; Julius Ruby Wilson, 13t)5i'Henry fire force' .ii .a salary of 56—W. year on City Council, told The )ilackwelder, ..'if Lake Mars, t.irng (ruin IThuluota -,vhu, in his Herald Thursday afternoon he Willianison objected to the P',1111 Don l3iotta, of t.ongwucxi, wheekhair. collected 1966. etnployniemit is titef Coujwihiztn had submitted his resignation If VOU'VC been rapping with Hornet, chairman of the pilot $"l with only one third oF the to the city and is resigning his gnes Weber He i.atd the the younger generation lately, tut.iI in; Arthur Evans, ( turin's, reported a total of hiring 'should not take place t'uiiployincnt at the Martinthen you must have been ini. tedo. $2,450 iwith Sen $40,453.31 Contributing to this until Marietta Corp. Nov. 1, when it formed that "w ha t this place K'nneth Plante donating $500 of total were Robert Shetlden of .iuthurize.'if in theicie Active in civic andgovernneeds" Is a place for us to go. thiS ;Iuliouflt 1. Mayor Granville the tel e phone company, who -' mental affairs in the coin"There's no th ing for us to I]rown, of Winter Spring's, reported 14,579.72; Arthur ununity during his nearly seven do," Bu l leti n " ith a .100 per cent over his goal Mackey of Florida Power mind ) cars residence in Casselberry, Well, in ca se you haven't tight, ,if titmil $1,350. $4,518.40; Dynatriinics, the ('ouncilnuin has accepted l''.f,l.,tI1.tssE1; heard, that's ancient history 1311 Burden, chairman of $1.300 Stromberg-Carlson, i"Iurtda Gut. .mtl Fresh waLer the' iitin of chief of purTHOMAS NAI'Iilc now cause we have a teenage the financial division $4,). Chase and Company. Fish LolilIIIiSSll,n '.g4,.1j today to chasing contracts with the club at 2401 French Avenue ... banks and represented by Mike Evans, lift the daiighi ban rn I.rotlthr'. representing the I)cpartuienìt of (;'nerul Ser- Since three lx'sutive votes are formerly Th e Fountain. Sn'. COlt's and loans establish- 32,311 50; Deep South (nliip1iny ii the M. Juti,, iti'. er mind iii% irt', for the State of Florida Ili nt'ede if to pass any umeasurt', It'll retain the "nite club'' iiit.'Iit3, $9,6J W. Reporting for in S''uth Scniinut, Md. j'iluiang lakes. si'tort1Ing to 'l';tllatiassce. remaining iiteuuibers of council atmosphere' without army The family—wife, Jumeniita, will tiavt' to agree' on t'i'ti it'uii Vernon Mize, who was a-ent. Sanford herald, $1,417 $0: Stmi(e I(cp. Gene %lutumv. The alcoholic be.'vt'; mige's, naturally. h.iiriiun of the professional Wjt'r unnet, L.C. Nuriiian, dt'e'iie,.i came in the wake of a and daughters, Monica. Claire or the' cit govt'rnment will They'll feature live enand Andrea will be joining him eteunt' virtually to a standstill division, a total of ss, ittso pre'udent, $45343; mind Francis public hearing in Sualurel where' thru tertainment tertainmentThursday in the stale cojutal, following lkunamnuig counciltimen art' or Attoroc) Harvey Alpert, t)ormaa, of Cobia Boats, 173 ejiumercusl I ishermueui Sunday. According to Heinz the salt' of their tiouiie .it 181 John Zac'co Harry Saitebrook reported that from that group, 53.010 $0 (unicef out to 'n'ck th e removal Kourinu arid l)unald Suenders, li rt't'ei'.'ed, Niurthiiiuur iteind $2,050; Jack ii ih,- 'uaui i,'. ; mud Jot111 1,eightv acting co-managers, it'll be open illimun's, for the miec-uwitants N apier s resignation will dim iruuiii ii. Satimbroeck s and seven days a wee'k. leave oni)' three utiiig LA'lght) 's seat's are both up fur $395; arid Architect's aui Now it's up to the kids iiue'tiitic'rs tint the City ('tium-il. election in lh'uenimber. engineer's, $2.; Fr. Wilhiauit If the v offer ffiellLselves ' ' ___________ their cu-operation iand I do mean by policing it ttieuumse-lve.s and not let a couple of 'kook's' he like ill(ruin a good thing 1.4 drug route?? There are a hmerk4f -a-kit of u' vw tsus S "Z&-and-over" who are in your 1595 lviti Diffeynt Mudvix Chuue, corner, kid's. Surprise us and prove that It cmii hi' ditto-' L'uLOS CUTLASS S .. t by Dennison 59c :' •'],c - " ' ' - -- Put away your string, tape and rubber bands. ijrrath Use these new space-age. all-purpose nylon fasteners. Neat, strong, long lasting. Fasten be Instantly. Won't slip, rust, or scratch. Can scissors or knife. removed only by cutting with Use on trash and garbage bogs, stoics plants, bundle wires or extension cords, attach lights to Christmas tress, hold keys, nuts, washers. 25 V* la •, - S - '- "-' . ' ., - . . -.-: '' P Of 95 - . I -- , me . Ai ~ -_ ' .t . -. . r_. . . ' - '. . Beating '- ' 82,000 ' - ', - ________ — . - - . ' The only lock that secures any type of machine at two point; which is mandatory for security. will fit on any disk site office Adjustable machine. Si mple and easy to install, without removing mounting screws on machine. Can be removed only by k.yholder. Completely --' _____ tamperproof. J — "ç__it A Little Lock Ties Up Your Phone Mobile Ho He ar i n .......-...--. -- -' - I '_.' '. . — - -' ' - -. ' $ '.' Carson Fan Tells ~~-, *_ Main Spcurity Office Machine Lock - . bil IC7!..1-1 #1I 4----,"""'", . r F .- - , ? to pkg. ~ C n .:" , - - I I ' .i't f-I . , "tk I ~,X 0 ~ N \Z?1f\ \ \N:"5N' ' _________ -, $495 . Over _--- Phon. lock is a new concept in telephone locks. It works on touch-tone or dial type disk phones and saves on costly unauthorized calls. Prevents cheating by pulsing the phone and has double bitted security lock to prevent lock picking. Heavy-duty steel. 7 - - $8 6 , 600 Do nated - II ) lit ; vi's! , - ~ __ -~_ 14, IL I V , , ~-~j ~~ ! , -, --,- . - , ~__Iz. V '', W ~~,~, ,~ I ~ .-__ __ 44 I -1,:-~_-..,~1 - "110001- I 1~ 10 t 111, , - , ~ ~!,!~" l~ ,- a] . $9050 InI s.-NF( )RI) - Napier Res g n s 0 U iic i I Pos o i Q fl - t Today's thief enters through doors, windows, every possible means of access. the roof When he enters your horn., office or business be ready for hP'n with this Intruder Alarm. It floods o given area with harmless, high-fr.. qu.ncy sound waves and helps frighten hut away or warn neighbors of his presence. — 0Y . — - I . 'e'u r l &Z _00"`~_— ;7_~ - - --__. 0 I 7 - I 4 1 _ — , -- Help Stop Intruders with 3M Alarm 1. 51 I t'I'I?' audible Other people in the store r 4 0 1 - fitter my size. But he would wanted to suit me up like a velvet, gold silk and purple menced on May 1, 1972. This expansion will be the satin. One young man had on a have none of that. He Insisted peacock. first phase of a land develop"Black tie" no longer reqsharp uresharp pair of flare trousers, a on measuring me with his tape a black tie, You can go in purple beautiful shirt, and a blue jean men! program which will And for some re4son, h eventually utilize all of the eight assistant stood about 20 paces corduroy these days You can jacket. He didn't look a bit out and one-half acres on which tht get away with gold lame ties, if of place for some reason. away, writing down the figures existing facility is located As we were waiting for the So the fitter had to practically you want to. You can get a Their master plan calls f or tuxedo that only Liberace bartender to finish constructing shout them across the room. uple of brandy things, up retention of trees and greenery He measured my neck and would have worn a few years a co toward the end of rn.atnt.ainxng i strolled that other guy, my velk'd a number. He measured ago. campus-like atmosphere However. I got burned last f'uc worker. nis arms and %'t'flt'd another. u'ka.n I Wpm In Ihg' tnymThen in waist He' sounded like a quarterback calling an affair dressed like a band W ) . - a . A 8 . - , " . PATIO HOMES I 1'. 4' DUKE MILLS. head of Better Business depa:tmf'nt of Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce, was guest speaker at the initial dinner meeting of Citrus Charter Chapter of American Business Women's Association held at Lard 0' lakes Country Club, Casselberry. 1k' spoke on how his office functions and benefits consumer. Mrs. Nina Brodie is interim president of the new chapter. which will elect officers in November. Marilyn Gordon Photo' -- . . , - W~ I-- - = , i~ *-W -A-` - _i_,.. Destroy Confidential ~" - —a I 'I - -_______ F7 r•. ..-.es. .- c in Sanora otters you a rie.. and c,c't C,r Patio Privacy Home 'ne'pt of I'v'ing Personal Privacy in your home and yard your chance for greater pece, security ar'd serenity then you've ever known An attractive permanent garden wall Surrounds your home and yard Windows do not look into neighbor's windows nor yards into yards. Here is your own world t Your haven your escape from the population push a cy An attractive entry cor$ sets the mood the walkway leads to your private world of serenity and security Home and Garden are one Sliding glass doors lead to patio ffnm every major room small yards surrounding your home in which to create your personal Eden Privacy in a beautiful quality built home vvith all city conveniences with the best of everything else you might need 5 minutes to 30 minutes a. a We have 15 different Pitio Hmes available today Priced 142,500 '.45.000 10 per cent dawn, Conventional Financing We have 22 different three and four bedroom homes ready f or to t.e-c. today Priced from 534.SOQt0138,500 lOper cecY do.'n pby!'-.ent - Papers in Seconds $5950 .,1l11rJI ,1.l1l1 liii tSTIMATtI AVAILAILI - r w_nu yciij ,,,_.: 1' "' . , ~6 . ~11_ f -, I— DILI~Iltio AND INSTALLED LARGE ULECTIO JI,P P10 J!eun#' (I I , " . .- / NOW! I _. - - I 00 ~ (!ri(I ''.t(ifirlLt Ui'i(Iø- ,of Iii 1,1/! -. 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L l C.,,a,, 353.4544 Dsy's', $..d 2555202 D.t.,'d 5.'.,d 4454434 'i..., e oo . Coc o s 612- 114 ) . S.v$i •'...'d 262.47 Ti,,.,111 27.4159 - Funds Sought For Yule Parade 95 )t Protects cash, stocks, bonds, securities, important papers, coins, stamps, collections, lew.lry, valuables. Perfect for the office, for the horne or the traveler. Dual combination and key lock, a removable tray, self-opening and locking lid, double wall construction, dual latch.,, chrome plat,d hardware, Burglar alarm rings when moved, opened or ift.d. - By 1111.1. S('OTT ly) 00 if ou'ri' A reminder 'l'urned down by the Sanford planning on writing)our l)owntowui liui'slnt"s's Associathoughts to tue, or want some bun • h)HA for funds to support advance publicity, please allow time annual Chrtstnias Parade, sufficient tiiiie. the Sanfnrd-.Se'nuiInolt' Jaycees Take (tie' ('mist' of Sanford Port ' . I' Adiinnistrator Jim It) an called and told rime that a letter Weather nimailed from Sanford on Sept. 22 Yesteidiiy'ti high 90 low this was received by hi's Sanford niurrilng 87 with .10 of an incti of office on October 18. this rliihm morning. Partly Almost a month. And this was it thank you cloudy to ix'cusioniilly cloudy note, too, (Good hung he's not through Sa turday, Chance of an elderly chap, >ou know.. showers today and becoming a ('OUld.a kicked-the 'si-cute without little cooler. Afterumisni high's low 80, 11,1W ever knowing, eti" Hey tonight low GOs. question, please. Do Itain soaked wide areas of the you think it would huive gotten West today while clear and cold here any sooner If it has been doniiinmtiteol much of the we'iittwr uir'nimaikoP First hIrother, - . - O?hor models vI the vt dorm from $10. 9 5 '1s's • , . ,;al. - . - FINANCING --- C , . . . - _________ . 'l'iiurseiay iiigtit '.'iitt'd to seek help from ii other sources, luicludaug thu Sanford Plata timerchinrits and the Greater Sanford ('ha,nber of Commerce. The Jaycee action, OH Ii motion by Larry lilitir unit at,ieuidt'el by Jiihiri Morris, c alled lot the tippoititiiietit of coziuiiitte,'e, hicueket by Jaycee President George ('rosaley, to contact the Sanford Platatuierchants, Chamber of Commerce, arid others. Morris' amendmmwnt would have the Jaycees exploring all uiieans of funding, even to seeking jiint ventures with other cIvic clubs. Named to time group % lilt President Crossley to seek 'support were William Reed, and Blair. Juyt't'e at- titus followed a 'I'tiurIay vote by the 1)own- tei'.'.ui flusuo''ss :\'s',cle'i,iiIfi lit lii partu Iiate '.% itti tile J .1). cc in putting on this )'e'ar's holiday festivities. Nor hum Frunu'ouer, L)HA I)rusi(lt'tmt, said the downtowii. en we're "adamant" in out tinting to join with time' Ju tt't' iii time' annual Ju'st-mitter-'l'husnksgiving particle, whit-ti heralds the Christmas season. Crouley told the Jm)ceo of' fictitla he had been advised that funding front the DHA was not available thIs year. "We mu It for 23 years and tit) until li*'st year I felt We 111(1 is good jOb,'' Crossley added lie cliii nut t.%,. plalti what happened In 1911 to cause the IHIA to ''sour" on the project. "The are concerned aitiout whiettwr wi- will have a parade, r.id I 'd like to suggest e'itiieiis 70 eet tItuoe IIui:t t.itu't t,td 'r.'n Lii I ieutliuie.'el, 1 'i ek' 1hldie'd eight toLU 111ere1iazmt. w he' Ii' 1k 'suggt'stt'd the Iradt' be uiutist of the funding, had tired oh down highway U 5, 17-92 footing the bills every )ear through time Sanford Plata, Morris athiveti he was told b instead cit the traditional ekiwn- a downtown merchant that ht' town First Street route. weculd e'k'se tn's 'store during the .\- Ohm t''.pltuiatiui w hs the parade, rat her than a 1)11 had backed-tilt tuimeluig the people inside' to 'Ltuidle It,.. project, Jaycee treasurer Jack iiiert'ttnutdiw 69 COnVL'tibtu, AulumaI.. Rj0iu 67 Stijnet, 'i time - ' ' - TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MK z 1695 (ii. bive, Wit.. Wi'w.ts. a,,iitj tu'sav 66 0000E CORONET. 00 PAiS SIA '4.'.t3ON 65 RAMBLER CLASSIC 03 Autuenjti Air. Automatic. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8ff531c8fa6c9324d5102222962dc539.pdf dd4791e482caec2c6a67779792458cc3 PDF Text Text 4B To Renominate Nixon GOP Launching Convention Today 4W W lil J (D CD .2 QD CD C) C: L_+ co — F 10 H: C (D Q A11111110-0 ' r CL Alp, Ih I .H$ I' I II htIIiltl l' l"ilhIii I nh '.11 \\ll htlAf II, I h • •U' Pb jetbt,. •ii -• liii' h 'h'ir I ' r' •ii•'i ••t. c r!tnt h'l.i to f"ri''i,uiiisifr I'n';i'Innit ' kin while pitit, l.'..iln'rr. *..k to his'ail off ;i floor fight c .'r the 5Ie.i' UI this' Iti6 rsinvrntt'ri Au ruI$'•rri'."n ruueetin pe'e hie a rid * f,hii*s'd triltuuti' to the hit" if l'ni'i.t.'rit 1Ds ihit wait to i4'n the l"U uffair, folhniwi'ii hi ii nigh' "isirp fi';utiur*ng flint'.' kr)rpl.to filwoof h.'. to tutu Of of itie Nison ovit I',,. rig 1: E: Monday, August 21, t912-5nford, Florida 327/) 64th Year, No. 261 Price 10 Cents top. - 0 Co C) CD (D CD (D co :E 0 0 ,, cirwher flnsr ''- nison, here. Only se Ieiie c.ppe.crerI t,ea.kil for •s licittle on hA" c.r,-r,tls.fl floor, ttic rtue;h*c,n UI tow 'I"kgutes will te ilk.ttetf lay itatrc f,.T the party; twit Settled By CD (D Ih John A SpolkI I 4tii • I' Ifiv . ' . lie 'ia; • suv rhes1uuIe he esIr 'rrl*w r • niir P '1fl;v, •nui4 flnn4 4i,ir ,•,c 1v i>r''nvl.flt y'iislnn R finch .rp 1'tista' unit a me 'fnr' 'be tnwrIc.un l,u n'."nt.nn ri Chicago .r '' • " '1" 04 in nv.Pun,, %(4('si''eri møn.h h,nne4 u •tepartiur.. fr t. atiai sr rtii'e f Ivin.' 4mirnii 'I'. sitkwm nr , c iko' '' __ 2 A 4 t 1:111:111 0 Abeut two veirs agog j accused ii! not having any inter. t'st nor ii Iut.i siiin for lh• irIort /Ail), :utuaII . I sas "C_ onls trs ing to sn ,,,at thought •us a valni olonion 111I) was mistinderstmool i1 L)c I shouldn't tr% •ig:itn but, here goes ;in%tlu ''I really don't believe the 'oph' iii this area give t ii hoot, in 11-itles al)Ot3t whether the monkey :1nil the gi, tors a nil III,rest of the hid ageri.' g humane treatnii•nt And th can only I e offeredI in the ft 'n of etitiriR lit qur tur G:D II0 _ l , ii ul:iy ii fht i'h?414e FA?lIiflahtuiutp Ifel. Wefl4' s • t4'W't,.'stket r,ns,-ure (,(IP h,Il 'A few er ,re Ihrwn .rt4 fs.,v pIrvu'is'r1 -icr. .c?ierI !spit tsr.c rmumt#r4 51 ii ghft 2M I 'C a rr in ikp.'ree.i the dernnnstrit,sr. #tvhet njnry sr irr.'c? With nn Rep9htuemfl p'?citsnfl 'a 'i1Cisfl 45 i't, ilis'sf (,4'p jeiwtisrs 4.pt Ifl .1 ffiwly Irumteat UI -'nt tsn't nI rrn,-r u'.. "i4'nun"' "°* t" 'f I, •-- City Council i liii's ktditin A 0 I) "I" C LO 3 40 0 CD , r 'in •• 4.nnte isnii '.'ir'i,ally 1etr'v, ' o c- L) cD LD 0 L_~ t;nie;; trti'r.r,rri,nl. r'ri i rerhv''l. tP. iil t f'I4l.! rout on flie cnflvenh,r5fl fw-.• mu Irfr,re the fl*!i.n'; eksuni vwer Iiuevfr mftu'rrwas in tIe 'only rr,rk M the s'i4 fi.pcjhlv,n unity rniirkin !hiq r 'inventiAn ThremI UI fight over the Rvsm.n'c r.ght4 srt.nn if the party platform, ill ut ,n$;F#'j over the ¶N'e,k,fld itep, Mariret Heckler ,I f vI?1c;ar tmt'ett. emu4 "n the pta'f.rm re4 'o 'rng -in • '''ion tters'' • - . Budget Battle -•'0 0 CU ;tvn fritiy rt •' 2r e ve f o.r ir4 ir'.j fôflnrng • .e--w4.re4 ;rPdnl. •inn1r,4 •' (D 0 63 1g 4 the rtt'• (',rnrntthe, 0 top, _ of ''.'r, thing progrsrr. I, clown it 4I "n'; r 'u'uet:o.ti,,n, rcie;cI,y night Vii Jrculnt Spin'. I ¶• r'i hot. A' ln.s'.shij nht ;rwl tutu Ijo'arnrret it IfI in Weshr.u.vbiy the I?";eitslu .ini rt,nvpffluon It.nir,.n1 i; i Po;np ivntrn;t to the sillnight 'toriq ansi IsriuIin lI'ir fight; that ,,iark.1 ha*t rn'.nih Ii.uururratun ( rn ' ±. 0 For t ii vars. r have tit';irtl of all the different knots of plaits on raising hlioro's sand no one can fault the ('It I , of Sanford ve been most tolerant a nd benevolent. We had limeople who had good Intentions, but the results Just %trrent there' We had sonic. I ought adtl. ,it ho ere aiwa) s around s hen I he camera iera was shwopo n, hut trrl' uniqii. In t!olhil)' !he'selves invisible for the 1l(tUaI chores hwy ! w ill reu.'i,• uIuuuuuI7JhhhuhuuIhh1.1___'_'__'_ fin . nuuipn.iuu.0 u tto lo,r tent i) r ui& For this ttinit posItuns s%tii It .-atisesl the staienri.itr ''ri.,. .- d niurnk'r trial hanging over ousted '.hn rift \%'I hhi s \ \1( (.*hh ke I (flint campaigned for i r'('h('et ion in Lake Today, alter his acquittal in the murder. he WaS UNIh\LJN'I'Eh) 1w his hie.id Ruitert Chastain Photo I - ... oO Jury Acquits Sher ff III satt'r, stUI 'A .1 1 WI itnhtuinus . rt ornunisi mit Isist..nt fun;ini'.' dtr.-ttç. grfi a 121) ruiw ;us the two per cer, sh(puld !x- camwel Jt the j)rv,cnt s il-ito's (sirrs'nt ',ipnppii55(in,'' A A. positmns agreed to the colts- - Acquitted itt second degree murder, but still tinder sus'nswn, Willis V. McCall ret urned to polit ical campaigning today corilidt'ntiv pre(llcting he would he elected -. . , * t erm rm ,LS La k e r oun.) to .111 1. eigh Iguliul th (.Oi)St. I U. I ( (. .( - - . sheriff. - ,\skt'il lit' thought he if ''' i Residents e n Bra On Firs t Day IIII(Allot Ifni) roirw to 13m lIar) LS $lO,24 tithing t.'it_ies wi1 (lUst the •I:.ihiLtStofl siith ret' o rrwr..ta,-n, .unI thus L#4s A ,, ttortsi'l'r tt'* merits a-I each cast. thong 'a,th the oty uvin.sger After the salaries in que3tiori wetr sittled this- comm It) ('0(11(1 heat , three n While Saving Wif e I n Rules 115 I • SI('I I (S Ii lit All I )rliui1, , :ut 10.111 mild. i trw tit'il 11) • fit r, Vs;iiut ailS , t.s it i'd StifliLi) .01(1 two stuulI li wire revised wit.' ii i •- - - d tin' t h.irg" that hi ought 11 ill to tria l .is a 1iolit ii a)Is mot iva ted Ii .t tnt tip The t'hiirgt's h)aSt"(l Oh the death of TOfllhiiV J Vickers, 37-year-old .1 iaini it tick driver, sifter an j fing III the county jad at Tavares alleged hea' \I '(''ill v its accused of inflict in ' 'i fata l kick carlo4on 1114111"% "Ic ' • miltit-41 lip i are at - 0 .Iditi' - i Figh t -- Ciinvenvon riu~e,Carmnitteop: fui!~c , Fridi - W'a.s3 4itC OflU I1CICJte1 it the l9'b consention irrieti thu.s year by President plan s.fill to enhance .1 h. t tn I bIid V -" Sit t' I'rtiitit'nt Spun) ISflCW P- state s 44) delegates left .i SUn.IJy (IUI,'US at their B_ir .'etoni Hotel headquarters ' v to %upp"rt Ke'u.Zic an \at:unI .° in -tr''.,, -.v$tli itifidteiv 1,'J(iO per isiuni Rriiii -riiwrr, in. is over five yenr FiLdflfliflU 4tag md Luilt it '051 it •uv.'r flue r'lsl,tents it 3r;ii; lever. ull Un.) lift' ru , ,,., pr,_pxwt rules chinge that 1110110 1kille u It:kk%Jffl - -- - - nrmn ,ME !.r o' 'ieti';,,ne milt *kI to 'ttuefl3 v.ekerst for i it itagmtleent •lr 11ridge, for a!-ti - thrtv Siour, .. ' rn .!%t'lteihnit 14.e41, it' If hIt more thitni - L Li NP I hrti Republican iSICiJtS have ssied to tight for .i - . Ss'iuiinohi' Sli-rionnut Hospital - ' itep.i r Irnent searchers, using two boats, dragged the ritt'r, at the Osteen Seminole .' , - .hrvith by indulging in all the it 1vuncs they"ie .ilways wnti"i: i -to. '..'r r \.tw -i:d Illinuts. We re oppwied to what they Fe 'iuing I'tuirda delegation intl , tiuth'' saul Thorn.. to itt' 'h.' -'sing it heart. hnw.' ,hat I n(&r uut ie.: r for whis-h the fir-it w.,Lj.7w4Ir-- its it *51 RU. SI ti54*utrd Preii Writer ' the woman .tcn,uort..l Sheriff s W th residency, rourest fuIks in iwenY the Lait 11 tIlt' aith be lori pMmfi.'nInm: FnimI.i !I% ittend,. RIS befort' ho, in.: the body it a Sanford ".'rs I. slitioti Justice itt Ute h•.it.' tt I bath'', I )uriri, t' 1, of I iltt' Carroll was called to tjt' Scent' 5tkrt' titus e, ()rlariihmi, itt ow r1('tt to sers.' is (hit' ci'rar.ur .' . r it ,tnP now .t tsing J.ickscmnvullc boy I Iii it in iii ill. nupt to save itere iii 'uth to niout'i k15 his th hi • hi iii fallen over' ' I.',unil station at(er,'I.ints when the,Sl.stti' I Inn;, t.1, was ziti' w en' ovt,rt ion.- tis carbon lie iii .iiid ittmn F on da I rolll - Ø1 '1.w twit Orlandoan Drowns- 1111(1 a I tepU lii ii'i ii lOt' III III(, No vem ber ge ticral election, the 63-year-old k( 'all replied : vo RI. 1111 The poet'i -&,;r,ls 4-orne to ert were able, to review the th U'ie first occupants utilities L-talgetrapitly, thereby muni wi eliminating the need for rrss1ng in i4ay Into) liat i , , *9' ','r Opiloollelits III the Sept 12 Deinocl,. ,itic primary 'You want to las' odds on It The folks up t e• sOt lilt ult rt .ii tnt .,n s it j,oin, * SOit tR1l )'s ' I' - BY F. '11. NIACFEELY . .rani To Aers, recP;.'U- the keys t thew •Iparm.'nr rinfl k: mlnbtrdtor H4'A XlTS '")rlflehhy a they took orrupancy this mnriing MOV ~irurvs presente(i by tile (- fly Delp trinxtilt hea(Ls will cornip- iii urug"r St the l'hur'aha)' budget work ('oritliit'',tun,'r .lultan trnstr',r,i W;u ahigrt.-'l with uc on (hi' point sf rio in. Ironuise in inter to get on to other niatt,'r'. of print" itnpr-.-s •-rir..'c in It - ' -- '.' nyu lion that the joks of (it) uuianager,' firnunci' uhlrrt'tsir anil but u i' e r Artli g'i . t'$ r usa in phi Iht vilar) is P a' $i.S l'r :,e ir In hi.' with the minimum ' 1 ei,1l;;ng,,,iwu1rdc.d to other field too hi% Fidu tt. top i . With .ill of the giwsi ss hit- hi would .- ollue to each of us, II" we Ib• iih*t'iit arid put up a first i- las', ioolog ui-al garden, well, (her.' just isn't any- htign-al reason for its to stIila sow 'I loop- io I TA\'AItES , Via. A!' - -- incta,d a ' 1 Associalvil Press Writer What we dud NOT have previously was a dedicated and talented individual to luintlle the multitude of lirobleulLs conIfront1)g the, Za*logit'jit So(iety. That :sn't the case prt'M'fltIy, I 'lifford Nelsa,n is the ri nii;,n fir the right job thur.' just isn't an )- one that I can (bunk of better qualified for this responsibility . And he doesn't get one red wiint's for his efforts all for fret' :tt1 tt:41r three day 11 Uffl - p - •j pr'slu.- i .. .IWLI53 Uppost: ir". ".41t4q. - - v eif rn .1 41i'll-M ,j stm - t4Oi2 irieiah.. to st_n.j suiai :n -ippnisuttmi to any .'hjng'.', in the recointnefldjttuns If it '91111!ti to -1 fI, r 9ghtatf I nip it anti t. s en in ,i totted 'tour str itegy St'l-Iuli she •s(rtiett.i2 i f ronts the iettIgatmmn ot ' iuLi -a 101 i uau $tttiViti,', iii'tudinig ir - .Jiuifietivarct_ i)iti in 1 fur'- t'Wlflht. liii) imi.'t* 0 .ingu.s.IILU ii runu so -4&niwr • IIIL.,ns I'1iIItfl,u1"$i it 13r-.n, t,w.vr'. flfluViithtnI of -t to " A* fit I 1 :1)111- to M-VrtajIj the -ie*flg U r.,su)fl prnLse tjs.;r i.:e Ii, I'!er:,141 ch - - There are 500 iva'tuibs'rs Wu hoist' S31 ,M0 in plt'tl*:*' a nil itnily- II 8,I1 in u titus trw huh fund trust ii ii-nun Arid we're trying to tiliSi' all .if whit-hi will tranisf,*n,u u those 11)4 acres uic'ir lb.' 14 Sanford inh'o hiange, ;.luenig Lake Mumnri*' * to oft' of the lutist attractive tourist ha sit ito is in the son t I No'ie ouhil Iii' liki coo 1.11 lb.' in( utiipa;uruuhah.' I H-:ii- y - - n - World The stage is sit. rwiglitiot s Unless this tn.,tiey Is raIM•d Ii> Sept 30 OFT Ills vi:it there iuI v..tfih IN' --a-- -------- -'4 -- -4 -- s * 0 I'rut'e utie wrong I daitit think ) our.' going to put your Iiooiu' w lure your liOlUthi is' ' Fur flftvcii but-ks you liii,) become if ipucijiber of the *-It'ty Sa w mit, you say'" lug I .e ha nging on t he nu Li I door of tiltS tilt lank " Vickers tiiil iiti' t i('ket N) it\ a stat e hat ruhnnan vli tie (ti'iViiig I lii'otiti Lake ( 'nunut V last fail 'h'ht' t'Ii.0 i'ge v. as Iai Iiit'e to lisplav a ion sticker . 1I)tlhiltShi 'itilt liv -t'tiit'ht' itIs'1('('t I I')ro's'r • ii ._hi - - - ii lit - d it, i' trot t o , i- r.'.uiits isc hi. r St di I: for lit-Ili pulled Sirs shut,' hut hit' werd s St Pitt ui t,ic She stopped 'it N. su utter Sers iuv SLttit'ri at SR 16 antI -St u iin.tuii.: I witnt'sses It (hit' lhit,'rst.uk- 4 "I tIll Sirs Ihinu; Si is titil When Sir Ii. utlit II it bin it 'hi V. is Isilleit r.- '.It htt c ctt0 tspir:ittoii -' Ihihili I,' lIlt1 ErR' ' .,- Johnny Is 'I 11151 -II - Ilul Instil, — • '''''"''' - S , All 'Wright' - - tn • itI •.,,,, IZIJI1 CMItI I i,5I'.J t - SI ins. 'uk t1.I iii Sen -iii'J i4tttti at fesiLr-iwi-r'*, - with •h)t: a CIII) 1uupta -'ncr 141(1 th lipuoLs aising their uiurgs the itiliuphitri' oaui'l fly wish sjç 'hust' im ititioun it IIo that -b the *.,iieuhe i)il'..stflg sU'.s Bt'iiti cuuhd tie c vr'iitei'. proud'' the pr'ipost'd par wtiLir's s ,Ijttortri. sa- •,,. p1 nut ' r .h'Ie;itllPn - - wwiiiinosy • u. iUi he iittiuii a .iiiI1(*tt t'Lufi,r,r, l'oiiuiiittee, tua) '1 ugatel thes ti tiright orange it.t st,i' -tIers. "tt.s'f tuuufly s.b-'Itl_i.s sucitiunest Pvtt's - if lhidhlitii'r ,ttv - - - - - the pLo, if s;s'.ai ,afl. N. d;5t i t'it' eh4uigt's SiCIC 'u.k-ti Lilt' last s.eek by Lt'-I.'c'ni-linttve, '.hjtted i liii Cu4ugrvtsaIuLm WUIii;t trainer vi Foil L*u.r'i,bv A suttstttutt pLuri t'.. 110% Jutvuuis a wbuer, \L5- 'i' .'u,s-hi-.,'d - - er state, j-s ' _ - - ', . I ss as t,-.'tiiuiil t.,it 'su'il(('Il( t'tl tot .ita(a' thai I ii S.'it '29. I'h','.j, iuii.l AA'sir v hug five ) i-.,i if M'i.tI'hui-e ill Ilort.ati i hi-is hi' est'oputti 08 15 II Ii 'I'hui' biullt'tin on lb arri%'e'tI at the shcrttt s depairtincuit this uutOiilhiig intl Wr ughit uiisu,tr stir.' hih tii't'ttiaiii 'nhiiatI-hi%,'iI - t,s.k, fur this 54*111.' $11., you ' - C1 '. also receive F'IIEE if, buAloathor (aaIIiiIOatslti(n13 for four ulny-s ansi three nights ta lb.' WE1"%§I 11111 High ,'sti'l ii.uy iestmt't-',uhd,' S-''sis-ons •af f'o ',)iI, u thi liii,, lung '(I, h,iuu,li'r*l,,ht' n,iott'l, fit to (Iii' liar.'. -isl c pat ily i Isitisly Stwriatni Ik'uvli Mile] In MIsuntii thiunitt'rshioss ,'rs 'iucsilmiy , high Beach. M-'u, iii IJs rains f('iI -' You uouhiltu't sk for uliori', Ii;ilto,uiil*. Siiii'luy , ss IIII hush ' ' t*jl,I you", ,fbaast', iii I)uul*utI. Shut. hJfl*C down ti a cn.'flts'st right fill% b.. s. .. n S ,nes. and Sen ( hart.' s Pvr.-s ¼t Illinois, he - .''iiiuii,uh, (uiusuit, Ii,-! ,'-,,-t JtihIiIiu) Strighut alsi a)'. gi- t - hit'. iii.iti, iuiiit Ii,' itiui''.ii I it -ist,' itiut-hi tutu' ihiiing it J Kill, h-,ul iii 11,4. to ill's *hi'li;irtluis - it t'-t.-t - tit-.' ilit- isumusi, t visit s -i tl),'l triulu liii' liii I au,'. thu. I I 'iliIIilIillit) I 'u'nitu' thus 111411111110! .,iu I turnit'.l it as,'r tSr iu:hit - 5 - ------------ • a _. •a -ii'' It'll JIlilitill'S 0lii'i t'c' P(opvsed rule -' j_ ____1iu4f:iJs1qP1_1_1 .k It * tUfl s.iiitii t".' i 'tite Of t'ViiIit1t'n't' ht'r (gut's. It c'uni right -. •S S tI Iitt I till I her I% 1 -------- polop— —a- _____ $595 .- #•j jW .)iOtJIi ,,Ii,4 u1l1 Opel V Not ó95 Index S orJ Ciiang l$ Tuipei 1 Or It hi tstti.t ilt'n.j_ir lit .,'' JA 495 :,: 1195 '- ' ' '"' ' 795 tt.t1(1ih%t'tt id-S ('uiiicS 411 3B u t'.ssssjt PU4Zks 411, $14 '. Gil I t'ar (bl't I 'tih'i'tat c'oiiii iieuul 411 45 I Itti'r(,uililiit'iit II- Iosu t'c' i - I IS Ill W I NN , ( )IlaIuki iii .ut nit'd, iii SI. Julius Rut )t'i-.ti'I'(hiIy. Sliti'jff's de'itihllt's uiutl husI Iet (if the Ivoilve 1115(1 hit' (,'OI'011OI', are $ilt)Stll tii'oiuiiil ti.' tIt i'iil lHit iiutt'r the' both- was i'I'('ovt'h'Nt froin the river. I(it-y 'l'iivlou' i'hiuhiti iii, iii I h-spit ii smiteI titilii' ntiths.t's So.. lets IS W Ioaiib.acti t $495 DII J)I lttotk'. 4' 25 'i •'-n'- o&. z '-'."s i-. '.nAJ 1795 Or " ' ' 795, Jack Prosser FORD �2A-The Sanford k%Mday. _..,.,,~;,:,,._ --A - _. , , , ~ - - iF~.,,4 . _______ Protesters .r-1 ., - rinrsth -j':_0q. : delegutes and t)jjp r - iIlfl hnU lnbtI I t_J 4 - A. 4jj T I , - - I. k -1 - I 1,'j, 'u 4111, - - n.the C). Zht FV W aiurM IL tht fee the 1et1 i &j?d a the ht'trl ne m 'i L I I ( ' ' Commie " .-._~ ~ ~: f I ~ .. ,. I p.r fin'. Itt' it I Irti;; r p tr I 'in h . .IrR t-Iny IttttI uI ttk htrig ii 's'ntt, Virtna,niee (d I I 1 ititlint' ...4Uf' •,ifl V In % -- kj - - -,,~,- 7 - iI , , I .1 , -- ati l'tr k 11 F ' W IL I a iii i' V t . iii - % Saturcii and Sun.d.ii' and ther iitd t icm' thf'lr first phtiti Tnt ctor stru RethUd 5thT . phnit rrn tnirnt mai!' "rittii th Wiest huilthng 1 Sanf ord , Riv.-L- ii-;!4:11;*~ 1111'r ;' - - - - I i4q. - . I- i ;1111, ' -,.* !I r flj __ - ____ sruri n -- - ___ ii __ ~_ h -uadmiick ki i. - , n n Li zuin m Snutt ennnrik C ount' ti(lIL( mu: - l..fl. 9W mnnur InhIn aup wj in't X)' dt!pUt*tt rinu * ~ _ - 4Ô ~LA - M . _ II if I ihe ttW mr, __ __ -- - - - - - -- k~ - - - i_ - - - - - --- -- - - we Mr ant M S C.a. ul JthflT & - ti-puttet- in- IflitItiCteC U. IdlI 1w I. tmntliel v-ut -iitl.-C U tin w-tun. it t.t Mart, Iaoujjw stttit JII1VWDIJ) - I - - - A ~~ __ . 2 ~ .a- ~ If li .* ~! itritist Lnhuui rilk 9k halt. mtuthiiriL,e hi Lu u. IT 11am 5tuuutflu ii I 's 6 ill Wait tr i lit tiit Irtiat. Tluisairg IT t In-tutuwill Uiuit LuUaubit l$ .0.11,1.1"I J111% I rm•:utrft-t. ilitri tJftftCi num LU4!cIK- Muz.-- ot-1,111VII11 Jim riii elf." INtilitt; atic , Our udt,uru.. wL-f seTr-met A!""W11,114 L', PUMC1. tIll -ult' thuu i niti-itt.-innit IT. 11411rijusittlit, iu'Igtith Iirwrd *tut. trim. - , -1 t&u,nLnt tilutq v rn fit n ed un How v-It) his uilt''. t14.u$'ed II C"lrlilIth v-u iui,.us-i •lusitirt U! tin Peut't V .L Iset'un, Fiiltcn-eitt In-nv.. ~"erent I.%% WWI *to! het'.11- I Inxit: 1jranUr% flurtifor, Luld 1"u1% jut ti .DtX I jiotsniut ut nuarijuult. UUCMr 1 Lare1it't- Stutti aufluenni tuit inn, mhuaij rie'n 1. Iron it.. 1 . -- LuTu4 "t!k it and innnaitu Uituifl 'it tU tsUt I hi nthun tout it j '! PumIn 1111111 - fai 111; _r 7,- _ 5V " - - yp 'joilk_ III, _; oeg -t't V t(IflKhi )L f 1p i. jjj yJL a pilraskof rilt"111111 *'it" I L'I'I 's I I ws -ij tj Ilw thruc inin;orN. ;j 11 - - -- - -- dt I Utit. C hUll 4 -in" ct;i!e .IIIFF i ' , '- mher w.pt \-.r' sr ie SC)n / iIle' 0 inc he rnnqifltilnq near he !AIIfl r4.r .'riigg ffthwiv i mlm.uctt, 'he mith ( hirni a It uc i natur.i infil?r..tinn fite in the .' 'r' the Cnm. tr • it pr it up nqeimr Tb I Iumrrt rt, rtegent h tIn Us ic's ii Is tint to tin' ku .,I t.Ptt t he Li ieTIty M iie atyl fill "or I II, r I It AlIigifrr . 171 tO 71 1 Cf UI flient intryg e(-(ifwt largest ruty, he-n i r -- UflR'tity tittr t r4er the plan iimntctI e,Iitir pmmhlither - - - rn,ti - - intilul ru.a -- - ----- u .i cav-1j rariai !r ' I I -or.--. Nistiltirt! Avenut diet it ! St 11111111k 1fiurt' F'osiiut and &ile . ~ i t± rge ,, t* t ...Vr't Y$ W&&4 it S;rIlloleid impiy t . t ntt &Cnnrtlpian. aL iherI In regents irvil. "ke4 •tegeruhe rpur imin tt It ; si IM, IJ. Thiuutm - v-fl Smtn!uc Arthur l Mtuer LTItnK4 'c Ml1 tuur aon in- aitiCt'.ltdr. Cintmhcv- futitaiI Hour it -s u'-'s i f atunenuen iul - fit-s . M.. - lI fl ' tri i it r rt\ifron (umtIlauu;itun irtu's I ) at us i thn . . --I r- 1 I . I Cite t.ir 1S.liTl.II! •, i;.. • L - utirtiwuis died )-'rith - - IMI U' oLun "s' ri's ' xis "s.unuf,irnl Fatu grri toUst,ession and sale of an Pt DELIVERY 1k') Pr-pnied ht h. 0 'P't' 'ireiul,l t.ik,' • artkcmn ptithn w ~ icrion ,in the riemprinsibilit,t, 1* LAtJP4D'f % r 322-ana Have one on u.i. I O - 10~wl f . t,,,,!Ore It %(:An ar O'brictid "Jui inn UIteW Iti He- Grahanr4. I 0 SUNSHINE STATE 73 ~ 0 ~4 1 _1 (P.' .1 IttW car wi th )flC a) - lf._)_~ 1 ( )ur Now alliissull wItI, - Mr's F Ibuni AIu'i stuil I's.h> hat m a !ueai Jaues curt 5 \ ttarged tr tv-ri Jans 'I \Is tt . ill h utwrul brugm, H rnnut I'o; I i.•st Harold - Beau' Ta' !r xhthitt'd a f:'. e jUa _.4 ,..../. - , jr j1c: .- i4's. L , - marijuana ( valtied at $2.700) during his recent talk before tl~e Sem ,irole Coulltv drug action coniniittee which met at Teague Middle Sch , A --- itbut hi ii 'I 'aiii 'sti.rpIs dit udid - - - - II r.t'. Sa ndra K K irtit ____________________________- -- _____________________ J. Bush- Ph"to - ________________ - --- ttt t.t tt'ntn'I 54 i-itt d I I - ki let Lill, 11% 1119 ttiuui5 lilt' lstihtl a luck it Its.- tanil an Illse." lie s.'Ill lush and fri -it it lit r -ihi iiii ' 1. S1.111. of the k ft uround the edges mI)tI kilk Ii art hi iii re I1L's th It t,i into intl It-it, cub u il's lush mIt mug i tttefittt e PRICES 111111110- I%= tub tnt l,artingtmuu JIII h tutits ut StU tt..'. & m tim itt tltiit nu tit iii's kIII*I of like '..'tu it ise i kuhi 'ctttl lit 'uruteti tout that ( ". OF THE SEASON 11% lug 1kC,IIISS' of the itr,mi:stntg ;Iatt ttmr 1mm- - '. BUY NOW! GET THE J'401111 plLOWEST ") . lhit tOt's lore Just I atssl I.% itt rs of tbu( F .~ It kink likt, it cr'~Iflg %haille it) I iirtiit ut, m Iniirn,i;iu if liii' I lii umi i Caw il Authority III, Ii all. II(I . . 1 Iitkg I'utn.muui (ou to set in'. thin1, St sir •t,rtl ti the fish isicut repollul,ite the Like but -1 hat "Ili .I kotovek or 10 days the Ituuituon IS gm tig to toe sv nlous Mot Itmuuhinit the I* I a fit *. r Oklilootial'' to) save it hard"ti(xi Arthur (it mtu iiuu Jr Jatiu-'s A (r,ms Flirt-nt,- Wicist's \'r i ( huh, r ('tittum-runit- A Jicii,-'i linsi. Utmbjn'sm,ii uit ts u I t thu uttir intl kill nt sultinik frtiiui itlr isstlotsn It St I ,if l5.kt of the stilt r Ill' ',il"I lhou%."',Is off fish are (iauuft- I- Kulmln.-uu. I )t-Itmitua ihcinri (niaig, Ihhtwia I litrottus J (,ns If uttis I ),Itnna \11II1rt Ill, ( iirrk r __________________________________________________________ Fla. ts,n ri's are clooll,tS VIM tiortjokinC and tIi1enn v- mth mtt a kIu - and Ifli ilit- * Sheriff - i 'cuhnilssi.,its \nucir. ss J % alki r ippriweel Aug. aL uiii OverF sh Nori-4-n I lij,h.smith, 1,4111g'A(XKI I '.niva ( j jtul an nunuunuin 0,111" U Experts Divided aith It 1ille), Dellary un 14 , ur IF OURS ISN'T LOW ENOUGH - TAX YOUR DEAL.'p...-" I - - -11 " P -. LitiIi .1 51 t. mumdl 4o ' , 1 tim s ' -- J 5-1 - go l)IC Ill-4111,110f, for' WqIur Footwe "DOW - Qfli? y% - I libmurtit. Spenaet-r. u'ss nusmui a Its at tu tilnuni brtuk.nm ()riingt- City %- r in, liar tu %A hit. r Sprin's %*j(1f)H (I ITI-11's M (b'rri.k I kIt,iry K ittie mlii. 'ci Thur Itti'. 1k-htmL. a liii • It units ii lb Itain lit- It'll NIAtIll' NI lhinfi, Orlando - Ill 4 I IOU (huh iii Incas Iii's tkl Ii illiStiS lit t, a mt I uniter'. .il-i lii -it hut, it t'uitt&'f the i l5i - itt Illilt III ImI tmiut'i(r'.atuiuij'it 'i %% I'll souillit the drino%dofi~ 11 .I(tt- 1 .1 Lilt uL reac U' Uit a i triLl U' LflL. hiit- The tai ctw thai v-'e made dtg-m thisera Wi ama rig tt*r gnsstest in Puiicr-y . . Vi Vt v-as soud the era (lhilII'.Im% .5'sanutiulll It,rrnanml Ii's.-iihcrg "' IrW4tr hbotiout ttw dimiqeSt - " - - - - - :~~ __ -- - - :- - - :n.tn'uu tri tn-mt Atritit City. a ziti U' (hun-ut of the uttarnit ______ - . fits uil-s.' am-i Kutit.m-r it Ili. Mutertak, Curp d boargurid so-.41, Station atlenduani Mu --- Mu.,it.., ITICIUd. husband, . oil toer acmailloo, loill, • A 111 t * how real, - , mc - Her fVtuer had ' WW *LUUL I • :.0"fulcAlre fortivostricTn'.1col, at "' ' "OFTW Ctlollosw vwftt tolospi jfkoli~. garer Ls out cad, c a mat-O) t " ' u"t' ler"olutd- b"Willf 11 Pk±w of fresib trWk~ She went VAQ 9K t .Zt A taultili muffkt was blim.nmd that- curtutuu nmonuLIdt- ,, 7 j S. fi t I I I I }ttputulit1iii C; 11d t lt .ugt.:tit..r Stwis1 a'. tilt .Peter Lt.utipes flume on Nub -HilJLrit'e Anaung tht candidate* prc2it ww-t Iruw tht I Dun Struble, for r-vLmt)- r--ummissl ulmr. David SlMb. fOr belootioul bciard John Angel. fur- schucul iuperirittrtditmt, and hemmeth LtLer. for left House uf Represetitutivr. tn-other jijft U! ( h Cta5tt Fpneru!Mrs'ueet v-er, twit: it'. eni: Jazu. Mundms iurp!rul Hollow ctww itt". witill tip- L.A 1lru.tsei U!fs'-u,ttfliE ' burw! tuhtn'.e'tt Mendrual Part. ifiLa 1lutaiu II. It> 'ci ua II all. 0mm V and ZTAarI%, thefi and gseuaye the mit' it 1 F it iuc Sunsirtu K Maouruam', ('huuIuauIm Frionk Winkler, Dt-flary liii,. ll..II 1.01le S Ilraliton, 0-stren Slit wat wram astsid weary artj could scarmly W.wid 7be 1.111k rmai a , hne to ctiit'itruttativa au the cau sal iii S;'nuuig's (amolitimI) Vu uiliuttu. .bmnuar> 19I Jtt k'smuii. tiltLa'.t ilfilitIm. it tt'der,mi JtumIgt 'I itimuii.,'i 'I lit km- f. (It If - do luItatI;ill Ilijulult tia'ii .aiil An iiu 'cit suit 'cIg's ltitta'rt \ia'sm Is uiihrit M. 'hr's thu art's II ant> girl S unilinil Mr mirI Mr's lbmmnhii Kirby, girl, .%jillfor1l tiu, tt alit1. l's iii lit' e , t!iulihttt-it fj io I hut 'sit at Pill Iuii t,tuj 'cut slit III lilt, III lb We Cant Store Em I ttuiiik It i's 5*1 I '" , 1* •*p(! V qr • f's • tow *.. t-bwwdttro ntttv-°' ude* tat restore the arell Ito It--, S'Aallili forest likkilillal Make Your Offer Now 'anforil; Illifichargro For Best Selection I &M 0 Irw '. . f•I,'s,'t .p..n WoffovA ..' GRAMKOW - ... ,, am FUNEP-AL , -- - 1 '_4' •" -. -Ii'-. 1/ t v) i tiim liii rgr. 'i tlti,I Wilt Its Y.t..Saliuu&l 14,-tt-r'soui . lrol,loillsorl . - Your Gain Is Our Loss! is hiiuinhreml fist, / the %')Vt(tlaC period changed :narukirnis Mmmiii Haiti Ihasofl Julia I IhilStt ii I tiUtn ga Marttis If AhuIsiiu Ikulmuti If KhlI.c>lm%tusttluii If Ahtsuiii, i)sItaaiu.i lit-1111111 It Klilmm> I.- I )vhtituua 1)11) ra tear. next V')tvt!r' for the enure life of the lnuui flut what's called driving i li ar- - I all ax 1) o r It too before if In a it Illa istrates "is a '.1101:14.1 sto.%it-lis TUflit Id de ':i- rhis . -. - uiIu,miia .1 (..imroU Kenneth it I ulluauui Charle s' I N it kle attt-rpte'd tot.- W FLORIDA 17W-2529 - i % iitt r A III uriqiut I lirirstoteil I'm. 'it Kahe 1.4ou Robiruson ____a I N,~ %okith Nathanielflimluinson c_1itri due-cl Sundis. ut ' & uunic .i. Freder i ck v-tits lit i ItIn 1 ~"---_ r bundles den-'ung. iii au- F loft tnt ( (.m ut 'sIt (.(:i(t David I hi. r (.0 nut i -'sauifi,rtl v-,41.. kit - e - Jo'sqdu I' K. ru lb It art a central net-s cuts iystem J1S riti". l.iX.E's Udu li jamtiddnuItters mind out greuhIritut F unam-ut aer'. v& hi it, Gulunutnm Oflut 1 rmm in t F umerul ai itoridt ndu Su it U 'Am, &I liative u! Ctlivagv and like __ i el ,*fiber !kie given ,ior alloilklif ,a h ir hiring and lrn w r with I pu1hIICtinn nrl MI' "M IucI lb. tht rwidside. life es(,jillketls 10108. regular cI;mv tIIc.r-.it ' r in t \f I itl I Liiint r 'I' nn 'i V.) - u uuuin anti his sIautits-r to hiuh ti.' twiul Itaing ttit- \tiirt ( J. 'I I iltt 'i rart I "lii t flunibs of a that- Funeral Notices - rty'-s - -tith ' it Is. ci icr fur. ti it Iiiru the jail. \ti r's 1:1111 1 . Ilrinoin nit Quunn It's It * ittui aped 'hrni,ti . _._~ % 1111)01 of auutor it). Ptdlip of rietred I urniullits t*t. buir. Aher. E, ItIiP litU ii' SiITI!trtI Lnulu H. Milk'- -- 71 he mine • h. pmthtiu itinn mii. ' f.*il n 'w.r Ccontrril 'to criontent rather 'ham 41V When ynti a Inagnuni -. : staring )UU In 11W face, yltI VFW I)ol-st intl e reftigi. ••r nd 'rih.t1 vi,ang .wr.' tIIt 114-o fiurit',I a PI(klip truck (arryune lend a r Barracks 2898, •r'.mv mine -. .ter n Id' jut, Attur drivitil,:,!)-iot t%%fp 11111c" - WillooLn mmcl tua. S"Illurd t)ha& nun rn hers troll . in roontr I I DRY CLEANING _-______________________ - _______________________________ Ittlir. Ei9 driver ft ha - r !be 'r etm nf the precc ,- ni the uhf brick j;uiltui'us, st.iiut .tuiui M irs was parkunl: -kwid ,n mIne ut i'rpgin.nt Stephen .'t hv% vil tit our %fivaliffin,-iri(I for,#. pohcv Hospital Notes . L tiUti. tttC i" Ill! stilt I tit.0 in lit '.tp rc md i. n ill. r n 'he ,th V etnameje in u'ver ii t1r'.sec II mtu'c -,artier n the inu ain The Simnn mman4 mtcn mnnin,j hat S -icr' II•t r :nlurt(1 mv.r tI t• which Itntu.'nI f -i prrfev,n -mI cdi - ___ !V it IJIWI Li.' !amtfliinukMtytiwrw lb ii' ti' tat c urdun U u. te- ..utuu ds'n"U Jim Hht. U Pausairsoilig uipt.fli hai." t,.'eri 'uh'-rs 'saul liii' i- sm -a jwm'c usi-il ill(- (' rui%vr's radili too ,A;irri that it lilaximom sectirit) cell. -- . ' Il-latin t tiun's Witt, Ht too, as, suuui i mm . I run PI*iuin .' arid on f, rt .Z44- i bnv- iuq. r ut '4 F tir) L"ntt- dut'd Satura4ts MrIHUE MIL.LEIIL Sit 'If tIlJl IT - - ICPiv* 4,4Y. The Word fasciiiii stellis fu the tnU14. isuaol ard ak ci nrabu 7vti IItt Detdj at sltta I F d' . fls('vlflJ- h.yrg InU n: Culunti,ut liri'll-l! Un v.hu$tt ts'Itm't! IdIN; - - ttd'ri Ii )l j-n1nnth Willett If 11900 ' I •F A got out off (tif. I ;IT %alki-ol Into) tilt It. M twwrium.'' rf.(L;Jllf.11 .\I)LO -r S iolkith A s thu\ inan hed Earl) wid iniettut r j uk r spli t tlus front ulsstr Tut-tt- Ctt-fe-nents usIue Htinift hit Itlillit . :;r - er,- ',a: : v .c:M: a:tt'd It Cu', lit".. v--itt. & ea Area ?'Itiu At it a rurru;ituuI o' tIn 4'mmtin ., L It situir. 'ii!' ii I.Ilkilli: t1j"Itt trill) sI)IIIIIIl~,, Ill;. WWI Velo - rans i IllIrT I I rowns - rr3wounded _- - hill '."ii II s' lirf.hutt IrIIP't 0 Siol. (nn11nut- -. -. i I laatuIr - . '. In-n lam tumvrd tat 9w suire if : iu , n. lit timid hatlruimaar Mhna Tindtsi IIUV t1 trr.ast. twin> j U' hi w-u 'cetiiin;tttt Mrnnr-iu Htispuai Slit I.1.I lo I mwd I am. Stun i' ham teiiut ut 1I 7iLNI Ifl buni itun-dat ' naurnui$ iti' D %ck.1ltfl U IJUS trni a VtT?t U itn i .t $LIfl 10 -, - - L1 U Ii Orlan :r Vpw~ 1. -- Ii Ii"'i'. Recaptured 2'. foukut hi's - ttr - - jf,C n mm! U 41 'ut"ij • fljC)fl( fl \ iii t I.-in u.'rtttC vai - L1'ui'.t mU tin sUitu,n iou wmnu: Ia' u;ru'tut•t. tin car ØfiJhr II titr i. turn L"s 1w atu Lu -i a. n.iIji ri tilvr it biuu hit t Ulfl d flUtItCttyd hit . hL-Uclt nit Muriur dtec Hutt turtatyd tin iumtt trim liii H Isrivit (t!l'trirtIi huurhu lilaC llp--c-tuillical. 11111011 WWIJ, S.111, mOld tUit'fl& ctlIpeL, ihverwurt I f r, t he third t S R52 h' r °.' m.'. mv rk. S - %)jWfl4 SLIILIIIU1UIUUL, •Iit tittutyd u II SHIP-I- Ii U15 v-un.) 1l hue! ill ii 1111116 - Witt. tn-.ini tin rI inrtttd;n rn n 'h, rrg(ir, 1efn lt,r;e;;u1 r'mt I cfriii 1171111 inlroltratAri tiff %1n4f , (4tiang Tri fell Noll , 11% (flIt J%e(t 171 (Hunt tlite F 'IA 47 1 Iatrr, 4( ling 'Ijtrrtnr 'tretit to F);, Nieng. the ,I( (tuinlent ihtirainrq, and Friend's unutt-iI hhrunn a ((it en-il miushu Spry M U rd e loft T r: 1 a I Open S j tibet 41itfm 1. . rail P- ft I thiS t1C Ui iii Nloiers. fooilw .%-. -fill lit- ;trill Griffirl -. - it II& 10111101. btttttt goof tin hand in tip a 1 I I- iula: fntri- 7r- n- tiitlun Li's I Is uipiirti This "- uct'. I lInt Hue' rtis ill acquiring federal - - _ ____ ;)rflC)fl IHTU.rtlt't I.IItJCrt Itirilityt' 4. v-tp.i I Un l'c v-it Of Ill-it-Vard x - - . - Ttwir UrN nillow llljiuloistn Wilt Isloti; 1su1UrnP.Ow hit tip renv,'v mmlii. #st;iiin WtITI 71 IIL In'r - IURIILt U1 th14 '' UP--1r tip ntui'ium I) lUUiZ fituim 's (it'htumud ' Ummi' tijilt'q i'.'jth ,f In'.iki'ii n,it tt,ri'e nif the guni h Iii tIt ((fl1l)t Seminoie ~_ - -_~ - - [IT. t - tea' - ' 9101 •uct mmn 141 )4-kKu: t5;l Is lauru sutut I ic t - tIlEti luit nt h,th 4 Firø Rc. HAgg (fl1 ,I rr r • ' rlien killed l r.re' M th.r, Alligator' Will Be Ed i ted By 'Pro 'l, .'ir j''et.i rø Iflil well pay tsir the 1 :H?mU Witt, tollsvellutleoul npprrtinuec ww rIVeC W 9K flU: 'Iult IIItSfIIIIIj thu Inim, ( Olint ' ((1111011' tuft 1':sl ;11111)1;1 (*()tjtlt) Jail. to,ok thro- o- ,14,1jillips hoillag,n %foarnvil -- co,crylsimly %%ill III. - liii unit In 'p.' hih .n h. fl4-,a t$A Thti , .Inn the S'.mith Vietnam. Alrr ,t.' 'i' •'n'r sin ILIn Murde r Threat Results In Jai I t5 %'. III 11" nuui:i, f 0-- ft LOLL LTe -tf' I r'lrq ) 21 'Ii 's 111)11111 III( 4 'sI II ( tuuiiust If -mutt tutu kaduntz mieputues Li. the tither ti,. - -. .• - ::utt In V. I Iso In; J oh r 's throa t, tIntro ft r ),11 11- r Glints nn I urI . -- - -- proj otint% Sheriff -alow .. ftM L thret IN-rNsivil won-it. u-n-n%led ; Oil :1 1'"'1 1. 111rce other Pt it 106 - I SUCCIt'lios I'e * ifl11P lilte Slirllia~ 4lI-i,)I.iIq. s%% '- V ~ - Ft. ~ __ ~ • ~_ - - iipt,111-L vrotillilrive tatr'e., v-itt n"i.e' f rom, t1- Ill rtIIery "'Llo. * flor (it, P -"ill- imiir . - - . . . I. Ui -__ __ ~ - -_ !_ I .." - r - JUL. Courl" • oll III( Lilt wM-kent! over * • M-1. &Ilivvf Woof lir-MIPL, Wver liqlWino, oll. - , .0 it h IU( .il jiIi n' -CrrIrc 3 . 1.-Jito,C wher. their curtio- . II Ill I - It &- -- : b7Vj,ZtMniii!% V t * I ,f' Virit arrest! votil-Inurt; u .vul~ I., their rf-rurc floor-it lit - 0u ts mar tea By Ho s loge . - . i. . - ~ . t i Jt I In ' t.it(i funiI For ,. 7 If Narcotics ______________ association bast'd _ - For v tPifltflCP (4I( mn'I the If-rig-range ftr. '' h;miliian.nh few mlleg ( 'North VIIn'mtri 1 ini ' ';I ,o n - - - F ittin tti S. - 'rCriI II Held ~ - - I 4' - 11 , Sen,itt' Miss \% ilson is I js'( tvd to kini 11) - - d( Ti L trI 1rri. ir. RI ig kp,I liy n-rfe 7 •r tn.' IAfl nd •t - - - , - - r-q. I - iF4 7 . -. .- (II'.( IISS( 1 1 1I It ;suhlir-mir 'slu itiWil Li I ..'~ -• - -' _ & -' - I, rriimttt r.f the valley, ink,; its tl)#,, fi,Iiti iiffli' I' l,A ____________ . . .. to , .' r A . 1 • f\ I Ift - ; ;aeiiing Frici.a . .. - - -- I - iii lii I - - . T r'. 4EI ft CI 1C X~m - it 9K 'UT wet HiterYthi, iii Thnnip,ar. 1) fti i1itr ctf*guu 7IOTU ctuLcm t'i e: hfld ultew f l: 111i't it - tj (in," .9-0h l4I I - Ili - j,.' t p - id I. - 1 : ti,. I:tlrd Ir, jir Aii.c 11. So. Viets Seek T~~~:) Block Reds 1 ' - HrlrJ - I1 ' rA Sr?rri Artillery, Tanks Spotted . - -ty-_ I i ' Li- P er, , w ttt iii( ''upstairs when lii 4 I - 'tL'- arid U..t apparent!) irked delegates who CO. ned that au etswerr out t an te itd . ;Z'' V ir Htn6er ?'e. • ' tmY iit iiiI d IrL )41r Ii tiff LI I ni * ( HItU iteii hik t) Ii met I It and tlit nothing RD;I liir 1IInuaye Fid, HniUM fliIflnt' UC)d'. SIi i ttK .tw W it dinner "whri, mil l nf & Udti.un mit n' pntec UI4Ifl zI: nver tt r ilirrilif, smd nlm did a 4 1.21 g rrk, th4 I nnzndi.:sni . limit g' ;,- 1,tw I Dele ates Assault - ill, W; I4.t,'i-: ii - It .;l.._rQ-;;.-* - _1.~i:i;:~ 4.I.,~ , ,_."i , t~ , , Florida Conventioneers Atocked CHARGE __ FIRESTONE STORE NCII SANFORD STORE ONLY PH. 322-0241 il �LB — Herald AA-The Sanford Moniay, Augu st 21, lhn Sonford lfersId 1972 r Global View Editorial Comment I Wholesale Murder BackfiresonReds GOP Convention: More Than Theate r? As the beaming Republicans gather in Miami Beach for the formalities which will nominate President Ric,harti M Nixon and Vice President Spiro I Agnew as candidates for second terms it is interesting to look hack to 1964, Not at the GOP conclave of that year. but at the Democratic. For there is a similarity in the conditions which should not be overlooked. In the White House and in power were the Democrats with President Lvndzin B Johnson luxuriating in the massive public approval which made him master in fact of their nominating convention. There, however, the superficial similarity ends. For the exercise of presidential and ms consequent political power by these contrasting presidents was as far apart as the men themselves. Indeed, this year's Democratic and Republican conventions have every indication to do more to emphasize the gap which has always existed and now is being widened between our two major political parties Last month's Democratic convention did, regardless of the post-convention affairs, create watershed for the voter to recognize and either or support. This wceI(s GOP conclave, replete with the very natural self-applause which every in-office administration yearns for and explmic. is not expected to do a thing to re-model its political machinery to male it more responsive and more a re.ai agency for letting the people become invcilved. The very real danger is that the whole affair. staged with the millions of dollars which the (',OP has squirreled away and produced by the 'r tiest tient that monc c'ar, kz will kc-onie .n ethibit,on that is sort of self-defeating.. It is also quite probable that the opportunity to c-reate headlines whenever it wills, on every :.sue it chooses to exploit and with that timing which is a White House exclusive will be exercised. Thus the formalities in Miami Beach back the contests, the challenges and the raising of a standard of political conscience within the convention hail. What takes place outside is another matter, It is also quite Important to give the usual iC't,5 of thce nominating conventions only the rnciunt of importance that history them Adoption of the platform, for instance, is nothing more than an exercise in futility if the iast can be accepted as a valid measuring inst.rumnent It is with this assumption that we are bold z reject new gives enough to mention the Republican platform of 1% .8 on which Candidate Nixon ran and on which take to the public — that per hustings and harangue the v he was lc'?M Even the most enthralled Nixonite finds it difficult to find in the Nixon record any to the planks which dealt with foreign affairs, domestic affairs or fiscal policies Nor do we bring this except as a warning — as much for the Democrats as for the sticking up %% -111\ 61 i'tC\ deserves From an entertainment should get top billing. But it YORK AP rauld imprn'e the human race more than to have evT371 bat, With I button in Its IO*PCt' lip and a huttn.thok In its pper point of view it Tbil, Communist 4X"CIipâtiCtfl of mayor areas in South and the killing of teacher i Korea in 19'O iUage officials, police and other local leaders so %% lilt, spread that th e North Koreans to this da have been un And I iUsL'tf uis U nrcr Uw wist L i ps PWT h''rLU, iiec Tell n '.amethmg. will you" steak on the menu' Don't you goes— a gt is it 'tk you want me ti tell get sIk home""'' girl hir '.nu out t "I'm not evic'th sire] should what I really think is wTong dIrm(r she ii)v's feels like she trfl an off-color joke like' this to with vcf" rir ni lIke me girls evet At. it is now. the average' inlunt It Ixim not with Is sih'e '41(1C151 It its mouth - hut caw n IL,- own feet. And thrauhout 12w re-SI of its life it keep putting that foot bark in Its mouth It you want ti live twaelull learn U. turn off the lip flow stlytor, you don 't vn rt t.lkmg abut Sdenz't is / 'PE. '&- 0'.' E L E P '-e 'D.t 3: N £ .LTER '-' '..E D ccr- AVE A JD'45i C,rcuiihon &f?W,'*i ,P3L* I ti,r,2 VAN PELT Manan; Editor Msix..iIt Eci1u I cat rt Herr tire a few remarks I uvmd if you don't vow font in your mouth, shoe I I 'Wh did you want to get a d!vclrN' from bin4. anvwa"' He ulwzss seenwd li ke a pretty 00f Swell gu, it. "Wtuit s a Mery girl like you doing in the iwnrnen's lth'atrnr 1li1'TTit'Tit" You look in- '-._/ Ii 0 telli4tenL' 'lelarr I Id] you how I think It fits you, let me ask you one qucctilnl Can you still take the "Yifvt got nobody to blame' twit %'TRirSclf 'rhd you rv ' stop ti think that if you didn't live the wat you di, you wouldn't te'e'2 the p - -- t Edit' DORIS WILLIAMS S c,ep Ed i tor V$NC(h'I By Mail CHARLES '1A$ In rsu',oa Sup! Me'chan,c.I RALPH HAYS Crnp Rnom r oir emat, RAV STEVENS p,,,,, oreman Press JP 5ttl F Ptwiaiaph. SUIISCPIPIIOsi RATES 35'."ee' 5; out Months $1 SOMr',nW 114 OCi I Year Some At P1o"e All Otiwe Mail Si 7t!Montt g Mont hs IlC 15 !'mDs IV OC LI S $O,t.l RPgisia'in'n p'.ov,de' t?• f ill ITiIl Iutiscntp?solw be' tiole in bd'intr Ern—eø a, second clist matitw Ociotier 27. vi(i .5 the Pij' OPtic, of Sanford Florida 37771 P.o poe' t an, mater,.1 now Of aøverisuriç of ?'i's edulic,r CO. The 5anfcp"C Herald may be rep"c,c,c in ant manner wittvDw , w'ifipn perm,.n'i at in- p,jbIutn-1' of The Herald Any in dowsOuCl CF fl oor 'rspn'm.b4e f or sort, jØji1io' will be' t.d.i-rd as, infe.09.n; or The "co sic 5 iytsh! and wili be' held labue' for dama ge under the ia Published aa' 1v escepi S1'u"dii Sunasy and Chi- lInia pub'.sheC SaIuray pe'cedin Chrisimat. The Her old is a V?*mt*r at tue Assoc a stro Press wtiiCt' it ce p'odui,n" cit al P.e' iva 'f"i.,'i liieCe*ciUSuve'Ip to the' use for V unted in this newwape Herald Area Correspondents LIt,)munte Spring s Marilyn (i, cyo'u 1)1 *e'75 1 Ann Rie'p Lake Mary 53 ¶ 9955 Cassetbu.'ry Tanglpo P..Itl, 936 71 yj 37.1 365 5W Longwood Winter Springs V.810 "pot* tis sass Colored Community Mar.. Mikrit attempt man Urwugons - Mr, Clarence Snydi'r D,Ilan.a OeSat-p - Ov'.'do Enterprise Siovia Carl Alien Li Matn.ej, .c j5 01 Fur the Democrats, then, the tntticateø issues ice sear, privilege' in government rather than government for and b the people. For the Republicans, although their position u kis defined at this stage, the issues might be said to be the L- 'rspOnSltain) - radicalism anc riaii'rtz of McGcern and his nc-c pi-riaclential running mate. Sargent Striver. Al] of this is rojected in Vaterl'ients made b spokesmen for both sides in the early phases of McGovern-.irivey campaigning. On the se-ic- . Shrive charges the Nixon admuu,stj-atuxi lust & ctumet to end tzw fighting in 196 was a very golden opportunit) in the latter part of ISIGS and ear)) 1969. especially in '69, to ac±urve peace in 'IetflEn..," Siu'n'e' 51)1 "Nixot had peace handed to him literally in his lap He blew it." in an Aug. 3 IeI,rvisior it this North Vctnam, by withdrawing some' urits from South Vietnam, sent a signal in 190 that it willing to negotiate aenousiy. "They were expecting us to respond with generous of em's of negotiations.' - McGovern said 'instead of that the' bombing was accelerated, the m.LLar attack was Increased and we blew the opportunity for a negotiated settienieni iever*1 years ago McGovern has rrpeatedl attacked the' Nixon adnunistratuxi with claims that it the rich and people appeai- arxe put wa was favors IIslU% i Service Corp in Lester, Pa t'ultu'iil revolution trgar. in 1966 Tt.e- tizrioe'r, Western and East"c-n dipiunutta posted in Peking, rerunit 'lsItlu4 nt"asru,i'r urwi u!fucia ilt'kguls&xis 11 11M various culgitries ?MitC lutci is ('1iIt'r to travel to several i'ittr, aind areas in Qum The- latest tour arranged by the tliinr, Fureign Ministry for diplomats and their families took place this spi'uig .e.d it took them to Sian and Dathai :i,hai has aprczal aignthcanee' for the ,'hinre, it is a model agricultural enwhere despite poor will and have tarr reaped in the past ears - with were of similar tours to different areas for diploiniti and resident newsiurn I IjrjL More- unprtant than these tours, se lut'I a i r sierb)y ergamnied by the of. n "141e1," cities All Icreign residents in Peking are normiiJJ chimed to the cit) limits LaVeputitts W the city vunfuiemeni are trips to the airport, the' Mirig Tombs tAaU Eve-ri Ule Tombs and the- , id1 were closed to foreigners for buut I'ac )eara. and reopened tot' free ac-vess csu) lij', ucwtwf Prrnutb are necessa's- for Tientain. ac 1,mra: about a three-huur tinte trun Peking. Ir. 11w Last lear. the granting at these pet-nuts has heuxne nearly routine and nutzis diplumats spend Sunday there', shopping for untiqtw's or tx'owizng through it*' nians secundtianid shops, wtwi-e- uti c-an find anything ft-sari pee- strikers b - old ('turp'se Euse-Ise to old A,nien' at: ref river at, Shanghai, Ciuriji great industrial ci. once' again has become more ac- it crssAbk, but trips to Shanghai are not nearly as easil) arranged as to Tient- sin Editor, Hera ld: Pear Powers That 1k': here is my (Iream' Whetted hi)' an aIl'too-brjef single trill on %VaIt Disney World niionorail. I liw ten)' (It-lughtful it 'a oultI be to hi-op around t-t'ritral Florida b) iuionurail, going in one direction only, t'Irt-IIng hit ' rutaud's he'd are muilssutg from se hw'dulo'uI at GaIllesvill 011 fi.utkull ce.et-kerids and ''I anui ccunfiilenit (hit' commission tins there on tuffituiul business." lix' audit 'a lath rotc-reel the peruo.l July 1, nie to June 1971 ioeincl U-oct 'entra hii.'cl governor 's nuiansion, an , I k-part:iwnt of General &'ritt-s of sloppy liciokkeeitng and oe.'..'rt'uuuuhi it ting it sell to uiuuuputer use •aritl s;a'rxhurig. It Ia ii] IN .utcse*'ncv of (lit' beets was umo cit ert-d in an inventor)in January 1971 and the ilt'partnit'rit replied it too was ti') mug to lurid them A spokestunIrl for Gov. Iteubiru Askew Ix)ifltt"l out the' in '.t-ntury was math la-fore Ake'a took office, h"oruiw'r Guy. ('Iauite Kirk 0uh1 not be tt'lI('h*'(l Emiluiw-thot.'l) for i iiuuiiii,-tit 'flit' report said 11w big la-ti tias purchased in May 1967 for $265 92 amiil 11w nuniuil's bed in April 11017 for 1119.V) l'he- audit also said that in Iii.' c'onitnu us toner of 1969 e'duc'ut ion' lute pI.inv flew to Gainesville tiurws and to Auburn, Alit Jc'ktcini'. ilk' a l l4i Mimu.i on dates of University of Floi'ida football gullies, and that on Oct. 30, 1970, homuievonntnig day at lix UnIter. sity, four state- planes flew to 'c;aIrwsvilk' 'hit' I.k'partnit'tit of G.-mx-rul 1-i&.tvI*t'3 1111(1 (hit' pLait's 'a*,'J'e! flown to sites directed by the - dc'partmrnit hwad-s. Education Comuimnil,,lonn'r FIt> 4 ('la ustia ri_s ,r*'ss spokas. noon, ho-a ard S"ric-d,tiouu, said , often nun- unadwdult-d stuposers to take Lt additional passeisgers Verb utter, these stopovers turn Into overnight - on cargo stays because pow' weather cixiditiom plant- I • T,1 'i depe,sds00hc 1 lerky ( 'uish I 'tioto ) you Jcio& of it. Either the cand,dof, , densonstotrng a magnan,,0, vilhigg',.ij to covit4er atternfsvj to bus P Christian was out of town arid lie load no way to m'heck 1969 re-cords. But lie said off icial s&'hooI lun4 ti'jns s.-u''Iu u,s nmn"tunigs of ledges, ae it's a SELL .OU 7"" permit ) it I lint iluiiik giiv('rniii,'nt liLni. tie .111 e.e.;liit ti ui tii at Alf,11111 m'oitijwte stith irivati' Wit, tithe, or ,itIhi'r -S-11,141111. i'IiIu'Ilir n.e Mas.t transit, in i tli.its 'alit.' I ,iiiii, I )rl,siiili' 'aii,it.'v*'t furiii, should be'coiiie I )isnes World, C ('aii.ivi'r,il, a (as i-u ritrihutirug if segnwnt I 11 .ini aol S.iniicr.l again. Use 'Planking you for your contin' the ini'uitari ls-ttiei-n e.tiie'ratiiin. I aiui kilt i- of our thru.liiitliws Mar)' l. Wilson 'aIIIIIII be a mule i'loritt.i cliii' Mrs. John V. Wilson i tributi,in.-a piluct project (if mu National Mass Transit i's ia'riiuit'ntatin. l-:a(li still, :iriil therm' shill not he tixi lit thc'iii, Should if one stiip south 2. if OrL'inulu to st'rvt' l.th that ( it and I )usnt' - te. orlil and anithi-r one j*'rkips in Orange ('its to serve both I )cI and arid S,inhuut'tI. Three or XLsSiI)l)' more, spaced at int&'rt'als mmlii keep a si:iuo'duh' throughout tIll' 41..)', ° t'ruri moult get itf for a nit-al and rati-li a later train without much Int'iinvcnut'nc't', After a day to activity in one 51t, the remaining trill tutu li.'a,Iifi,I I"l"rtul,i with es-en a four trains, continuous restful ri'tiurn to line's hiiiuia', %',oiilil not this 1st' a Itiust Iuuia ill no (itt' way tu W il li e regents :iudit..ir general's re-pert said ttida ) The report also :u('cusl'd the Kung and vice versa. Suthow and town. 1 New 6tk of PREMIER TRIMMERS outstanding for quality and safety Prut'iule a Ilht'asura tile and Dream '[Al.1hIA._s..sF;E, Fl,. i All) One linig size lit-il and (lilt' the' Hain"ti"a. t,iAt in spevoai dtmarud fur their i(?Vtd) SCtflef)'. 11, happens quite' that foreigners stranded for a da,t or two in upeti ChUmt!54 towiis, when planes make mean a A - I-on day The' authors propose-, as one solution, that Congress and the appropriate" administration officials simply declaristrikers irit-ligible for tax-supported benefits. .. We believe that this is in the general intert'st" thee. and that the hardship, if any, which would result is fuiR 'a ithit the capactt% of organized labor to Care for !iI ret ut-,mtl his t ruck to Us right position a lew hours later. Florida's 'a iuidlall of tinespt'ctetl Income before such precious surplus is frittered awn)' It would ta ke Iressimrt' oft our already congested huh' ii ass a n d at the tinuut' b' sc-t till as it l)ni)fut.IhJl(' t'ti t.'rpri'o' Sot-hi ;u gigantu- *'nt-r'pri'i' 'a iiiilil n-Ilium public lunIts to Initiate, but private Iuu;un;igo-iuut'n( should later run or e.iupt'ninitt'niiit-nuts i iutrut> ui ft-ri art' t'iiasing proc'i'iluro'_t had not ha-i-ni inv'.ti(uttd in the D ivision of I'iirc 'biasing .is durtt'tt"tl t> the 19(j9 reorga nii.matIi)n of gos'ernimuit'nt. It said it could lmnwl no rt't'ortls of Istirchase's of it '.unglt' class of Ite'nui for till si-it" needs 'a hiic'Im would 'iring savings by Its s'oI' uumo' 'hit' I lit isuoni rut EIt-e'tzonii' Data Pr.s't'ssinie: e'umtt'retl into ii * onitruic't to rent optimal ii'uIii uiitug c-quufiui.i'uit lii reIt.u* e punt-ti for ft't'elliig data Into ii's t'cmuuputers, tIn' audit said 11w cgrec'ini-nut 'a film h(-c'ogiiilion Equip,uit'rit. Inc., was for pay muet'ni of $ l6,8) a month ilftc Lice Jan 24, 1971, but (hue ancut til iii, the Data ('t-niter later lisonul (lit' i'i(uiiuui,-ti( 'a us used only 3.43 hours ii clay. 11w &'onU'u't seas Later re-negotlated to reduce the rental to $5,000 monthly until June30, 1972 (lien $16,8ao and to lix lwmig.ny s.so,000 iit'n*lty f.ii' tune cling (lx' limit uiaitr.,c 1 'flit' uiitlit s-iuiil the-se- 1111)4 ripanKle, 'acre found Eli .le'purt' sta'nt bookkeeping: ' 'Itc'furxji iA $I,'lTh to (lit' lii'.' is inn cut If milling ( '..uuistruo'' tion and Muiritriutru t' were not operations uuty ret'orcjc5 ---hit' of I)ivislun overstating mniiuiunle'aflons it., IIUIIIS jusy able lay $%,1f6 ( A recessity in evvy drafting rn, asmla mom, &ihet'atoty, achod shop and fscto.y, A Ptw mmcm' uvN Urns sad material bwause It Is mgs'dy and scurata In cut. tIne papers from tiMUes to bu's.-y cardbnanl. Also us.. ful (or cIJtiIrig pittarue, hidkeu'ihir(,, plastic t't nuktu.i, shs.Unj cteanly, thin gauge metal, sand'ia and aheasivo cloth Ieision mhux marking. acrur*t top - and bottom nun. Liz.turn,, lacquer flnlah, B.movable. esi(-aharianjs& banfenad tool M..l blade, ' Safety spring $I,-,.to bblade (mm f.allusg. Beds Missing From Mansion practice 1' - line's W hen flit' load shifted no him, causing the truck to l)vc'I'tIii'n ott SR :ii Ifwline was not injtii'ed in flit' accident and several tow trucks Meetings, Ball Games Coincide The authors contend that the of providing put) lic aid to strikers is rapidly spreading They estimat' be. 1973, the' direct and indirect dollar cost of suf aid will exceed flGS million a year, or more than $1 mil- during star-Ins "I ., IllIiut;i5t TB .l'a ,ij frurti Lottie lit's .ini' love .ini] c-unufitjni-t' that )OU revel'. c- from your loved ones and friends at home, Just knowing that they care makes )uUtizunittOiiO)*uur best pass on suniewtwre akmi ttw U' çht route pee'vt-rut the' fruit: taking off bgau j The' Oune-se Airline &rvurld5 its planes and heavy ram .i Such stopovers invariably mean exce-lknt hotel accunlme4tioris and swnptomiz zowals at the eaperue' of the' Chuirse' guvernuie'nt, but they nt'ver sghtaing hair arutrid W .n'en in a bus or tazi with a Ouriese' guide Foreees-s can visit a city only if thr hate it proper issued by the Peking authurities in advwvw. tue :inI helping lit)- wilt' 01111 Tampa Fla. 33614 irripurtant Niinv,mg, now fauiuus are ulM'r- h4 ij c hildren and a six-vial thinks to :ill tIn' lli'rahl Angels for all (lit' help, conhtticn*-t' ;incl 'flw'rt- are ii few others that are not talked about. The) are ver) to a person with to U'jie-r ";tivs uruuderei open' to kxIts its new bridge, Wutin, Canton, through wiuch ever foreigner must his way to Peking from Hong are' for steady diet anti plenty of rnedi(-ine, who live in it" ristrwrs Kde.i als as Just Mr. Nixon's national resour-ce' policies art 'ectirig special interests, nut our erwu'urimemit or the men and wamen ta:-1 trial i idijai diplu. and again newsmen stationed in the Chisies, capital now retes, travel permits to 11 handful cit so-called - iiians' I kept putting the dactr off sos ing it 'a a cold, '11w-n when I knew I had it too long to be- a cold I kept saying it was other suiiall things They say the best cure for TB is plenty of rest-no worries- 'orkers Union of America against Westinghouse Electric a - -- - ulusis lliuput:ul hero' in Tampa. I 'a *iuhl like to also thank all be r'qiiireil to iurnish •uih-qua.' nu-ightxirs, friends, in-l:iws, i)_IrkluuIl ar*'a and a t aru.''l I;rt'rius and ii.' sister anddonetint her eel fxl clispcuisarv - I think hustnnul for all they have Jk'tiIapc (aster you recot er from it. w-fl,h influence. (if such privilege in government he charges Aug. 13 that Hiatt. IT; U* lust ,%eas' or 5L-, cititerM aiUttiut'ibri, hate allowed for.'igners to ste' muon' of Oiuia than au'r There the' WT s ' climate cunditiems. rich harvests fur t ' e-ou,ificrt they gate tiut' And for getting iuit' admitted to -n-urn the's bitt' given file tiurnan, or child. It strikes all antI for caring for fit), family, Its ou are losing weight in the (Hut' *Iot'sn't realize how many tue.-e, arms, legs and chest and friends thit'1' iias•o until 1, ufl't have the iippetitt' )'UU used sectuit-thung like this happens and to have •md cuu feel run down at I know I have a lot of them tina's and cough, Don't be like 'fli:ink )UU all nun See a doctor right awa y. John V ('harron The luster they catch it, the 4001 Tannp;i Bay lilvil iw-a can iatxir union TT'IaInIaIn a long strike against it compan) without paying a cent out of its own funds to su;u;'orl its striking members" I,% using tax'supporlt-d funds A new book entitled Welfare and Strike's" reveals that tIns is exactly what happened in a 15I.da strike of 5.132 merr:br'rs of the United Lk(trltdl Rdiu and Machine During the 1970 strike', a total of some $25 million in public funds was paid to strikers and their families Some strikers received various forms of ;iobhc assist ance--food stamps, surplus food, unerriplvrnent Compensation, etc—that amounted to 90 per cent of their regular working income Meanwhile, the' striking union, Local 107, c'crntributcd only a load of coal to some families and tree meal to on picket duty. 'Welfare and Strikes" is the first care-fully documented studs- of the extent to w hich striking union members are able to draw upon tax-supported public funds The is published by the' Wharton School of Finance and Con met-ce of the l'nlveT-sity of Pennsylvania as one of a se ries on labor relations and public pouic' - Its authors are Dr. Armand J Thit'blut Jr. of the College of Eiusint's Administraticur, of the L'mve'rsitv of Maryland and Ronald M Cowin of the Wr.artcin School ' .'• - alm - I 'a null like to thank iti)e'(*ir, lii tl:ir,t'aut'k and the .t:iif 'it Scit iik' ('nuntt- I k'alth Iirii( liur all the hard work and like thai" Well, 'lB doesn't 4 are 'a hether you are rich, pot, " ti tle. lilac-k, iiia n, Tourists Can See Red China More I'. 1,1'LI(..J11 , iie.e. Siiis ma, I )a tiuna lli'u'ti, f-' ,'nt-rprlse. l;iiiiile. - Tourism Note !adrci siurk iuvd lots 'i1o'ia 574 1 754 etoric Is Underway WASHINGThN - Set, Gcirge- MrGcwern has laid dw-r liii' basic strage'gy he se-iL pursue in attempting ii' win the wesIdrnr) this fall. He will to picture' his tiemoci'atar Part) as the part) of pea-r. the Republicans as the part) of war His 1nItia speeches also indicate he wants It present the temucrats as the party of the people'. the Republicans as the part) of privilege. He is to be "Mr. Qean," President Nixon the of dins politics, a remote, cloistered figure' compared to McGovern w'tici rubs elbow's w-mUi the' peopl, and listens it their complamtx. McGovern is to be the undethnancrd underdog who starts wu,i be-lund the !uushes will a rush. Mr N.sui- is to be the favorite whose puhti"it- batwiL he shot full of boles and destroyed iii the- Nov, 2 election On the other side of the fence, Lie Republicans are Lining up their political artillery to bombard McGovern with charges of irrespcmsibuiity and naivete' in icreign and def enw affairs They will shell turn with inuenes of favoring the three As acid, abortion end amnesty. They will accuse bun of weakness and frivolity, of foggy', grandiose' schemes that would double the federal budget. There' will be charges of MrGcn'ert radicalism and elitism, and that he is out of loud with the hard realities of ccsnpkz internaucsial and national aft airs -. Ann R,icy CheIuwta Mrs Sue' McEart'e4'n Rh ,. eager to help iii,' and At first s nu think that son don't :i thorn-c tii lit e a noriiuil life, but that's not true at all, ten hail vases hove ri-turned to nuurtinil lift' and suI1Irt ii 1:Imut) It uci'iI to be 'a lien ou had III _%on 'at-re put ;m a% for )ears until )UU were cured, but now it's :i sinutter of months dt'wnding on lim ci ell you rest A rid take our ito'. hicune At first 'u might also ask, ''Why liii not the type to get things -, (opi. "irws Srrnre - Me'riiyn Gordon 931 075 Quadrennial I '• t. g.'u out :siitl hat'k (ii ttit'iii, I ri't'i'ivetl i l ot of teth friuuli . hit C'S *11(5 uuiul friends :iiiul et h know 'a iii ci t'rt' 'ii Iwih)In' I don't First cit all I would like to Isiiflt tnt ti all the peopli' tkt I .111111 Vittitll of tiihi'ttitiii I I'll T It ('l)Iul('S is a great shock 'a iit'fl nu first learn that ou have it. It. LION OAKLEY tilt' Like Monroe l-Ahltor, llt'rall Study Finds Taxes Support Strikes - Presidential 72 '. He Has Lot Of Friends - a Ii'cn Part F (ttj let C.oIO,nrod (astb,giaS Mar uIr &:r0:" bear Lake' 5,,it City 372 Sn; -'v' i LWi Advertising Ma',me JAI( CA$ELbERP Hoe,w'Deiuver y • C.pi B JAMES CA,R'i' Sit'i td'Itr falL.. -. - Letters To The Editor One Man 's Opinion - .. - -• , someone but if uu't' iu all that :nu:t wright. 1 dnn.t un. Ituoct wtn ml doesn't show niurt 'nt curt DL urer.'t ju. ,;.?'" 4'isi SHARP TURNS with it seven ton load makes for quick stops .tiid Uiuiald l"rartt'is lkulini', of 11302 Russell Drive, Suffern found that out. flodine, a driver for Florida Quick Set, Inc.. was hauling a seven ton manhole For telephone ' you do" tint! mu out this, it'll oTi get '.uu n ir, the habit of else to solve' ('J''("'4 $' "n-" tile" w k0v GREEP, - trenches Thei would be forced to poulzAticr. once - '." - current terrorism will forge such hatred amone the J VO pie of these occupied areas it will be esc'eedingl diflt'u!t for the Communists, if they are defeated in this round of the war to rebuild their underground As this reporter knows from his own guerrilla dais in Asia in World War Ii. no underground can exist for lone without cooperation, at least from some groups within that coc;'raton is dead, the the loca underground is finished. slit bact" ' :. .-. prtest and those with connections in Saigon If the Hue and Korean e x periences have validit'., . ,, •a -' local citireru reportedly the Communists are once again killing and kidnaping those -A ho could provide leadership, those 'a ho d Comptroiie 1LYLOR j awa xo N • d~l It forced th I-', 'Ar , 16 leading clt:;ens and those 'aho might later e x pose the:: The citirens if Hue remember the Comniuntsts u iil hatred to this clay perhais 'a ould 'a in n Aithouch the Saig.0 c.i popuarit contests in Hue the Communists are disliked and feared far more %I% friends report that in the most y s after the Communist capture of Quang Tn difficult days th is spring,u the men and 'omen of h e began to form civilian militia units to fight the iruaders house-ti % but and door-I &lo? Some m(-ri sent their familu-s stayed behind themseli e If the Communists enter Hue again. the will find them. selves faced by these citizen irregulars by night In several parts of oc cupied northern South Vietnam. ' -,.- errment i9 6 0 rnifre than golden; silm-t WISnFRED S'IAFSORD DERBY (d,ICF of (din",.! Page MAnaQe' ." '!' . - the was similar The Communists %ho occupied lliu' IW . svstematicall killed members of political parties, ettt't AOie'irs.riç D,rec'trr I Ass Ii PUt)ti1e' $RAWI VOLTOLiP'd Count, 2:" 'EiD' E?ir DOYLE C.AR'e- LL . 4- Communist ri-treat ~'i -' anti cosir,e',J dmi't uautit your 3:: :'e FREp,c.i I 14t. in the able to set up a iahle South untlercround that is&I occupation. the became known to the citizens With the surfaced North Korean armies. the backbone of the of Red underground also d isappeared The anger of the South Koreans was increased b the action of the retreating northerners hefore leminc each town e% were to give up. the would order the to dig king trenches The ci v ilian leaders of these towns and small villages—those who remained-line up beside these were shot and buried I have a picture left from those das In this case the bloody dead lie sprawled b the trenches The retreating Cornirnimists did not ha%e time f o r burt ing the b'1ies in these killings, the retreating North Koreans at tempted to destroy all civilian leadership-teachers. cooperative leaders, minor officials, policemen, prote storial men The situation after the massacres in Hue durini Tel In wrr' 11br *anforb frralb URN of parts of South 'ictrAm is. in truth. more lip i 4, Communist underground r-lini. srr - Nnflun % rean invasion of the South in I950 and North Vietnam Tet offensive ma have something to tell us about the after-effects of Hanoi's current invasion and occupation than a show! Buttons,B % CW Lk J F , Historical parallels are dangv rous B u t the North k With this in mind the carefully designed and professionally performed nominating convention in Miami Beach can be given all the weight it Offbeat Rum motions It RL lI''LI. R H 's ('ROMI.FV who Republican campaigners $..t mi tuurd.' ri-i l'it,i hh. tint shuintri on the' lIl-Il,irtfl it- tit's Is,lint'e sheet June iii, R" Sin', $ 9.00 10" Fire l2Size $10.25 $13.21 lid) An employe cia5 lulul $5-; I leave flint' he hLiil - 64 °' :ii.-tu;slly iist'tl 'hit' cIt'pirliiic-nt 54,1*1 it hut i mist i tu ted new huciok kt'*- phi: ur(s •-iiurt-s in * cdnloniutit) %% t ill r .-i'iimmuuu it, mmdii ihin of hl,t .l1tu tin goorge 12 stumm lii hit 11511155 C,Ll5_ 8JIIM ?/.r,r ,rM',, . t71.I7'/2---A �- ,•- . - -- 1; - - - - .- - - - - -- -. - - 41 — 6A—The Sanford Herald Monday, August 21. 1972 Janet McClolid, Michael R. Laiibeiloot Married Ceiooemoiz,~, o In Double Sherry Rogers Stars Pass In County Ronald Floer girl, little Miss Ill. - ' o - 1 IMF tit pale blue t.atami crepe %ti iit "title acssorles nnd a iitute cdrflat$Ofl corsage The iom's mottwr iore a pale %ellos polyester crepe ssith otite a'scories anil .1 white roation corsage. he lit lit the I he reception il Hall of the t'hurch, which decorated is ith flora! r ringeinents featuring the chosen color of lavt'nr t Lncnder and ii lute crepe ;r streamers and ssedtling si crc arranged on the tress - P1 (11 1 % " their treasurer for one year. lie is presently attending ' Miss Rogers the daughter of t!k late John W Rogers. is L Seminole Junior College whc rn in (mv, Vi a She was a he Li a business major and ',-, I gra d duat e o. ' -Seminoil eti iisgn management train" at Florida and a mtiriber of the State Rank maternal grandfather 4 i program. also )-'TA and Ralph Re)ine, Pine Grove, Pa, anl Wilson )'sock, Jonestown. The bride-elect is a student of Pa., is his paternal grand% i.rriczgn Savingsnd Loan father ln'titutv and also mortgage The sit'4iing will j '.. rsicrng clerk at First MISS SHERRY DAWN ROGERS Photo Miss Thomp os mi Honored A Mrs Joe Jarrell is as hostc&s bridal luncheon at the ILliday Inn, on Manna Isle, Aug 12 lionir guest was Miss Patricia fl:iio, n. .te- 'of Scott Harris t Sh 0if 'er , -- - 'j lunorheon of chicken salad with all the trimmings and sheroet or desst it if.) Mrs Jarrell preserite-il p with a place setting chosen pattern of ciIttr (I , • -f .-; 'i l'hose ins tied to Jo.:. • group were. Mrs. John Car -.' grandmother of the honor' Mrs. Roger Harris, mother the future bridi-groont Mines J \1 BYerN. 1) NI Ilaul Swain I - • • . - _____ Junmti - Rowe and w Misses Mabel (utpnnan, Sandi Harrt. Sher)lThtITi:pM.n.lal) Ahcrtcn aol l{t'in • 'IurrJ _____ laserxler rii..tun sUeamers Bridemaid and matron st-re Miss Barbara .Ior*s and lien" Hug hes Theu' gcrvns, - ' _ . Its St 1 %Ic IA(1IERN 3SS ' rw. - .i — celia Farmer Photo - 4 &; Il:;;;VIM R~n " a Tips L)oukle Du D ty Culling dosin on liii- tine r our bcaut ritual re' uite's scone extra - - -- • -- - _ - _ J -- - -- - - - - - -. ' Roall, the orchid coris edding froiii her Randall is cinploycol at G and V ( - .-- (aunt) i'lann r David Fa rr reported that (hi. Parks Advisory coniijulttec met mind recommended that 400 acres of property on Lake Mills near Chuluota hi. pureh,is&'d for a park site. ( mwnissinne rs agreed to offer $2,000 per •itrc for the property and authorized an appraisal by man independent appraiser. l'he proposed lake Mills site will bait' about 1,200 feet of la ke front w hich Is • fstt nti.il sss imnuing area No re (0111 iii. ntL;tlnns has • ii. .n mutest, ni • I h's 1k' Park s cetomnittee concerning de velopment of the area The property is high, slightly hilly land and the county has the right-of-si- ny to the lake for boat baum lung I lcilatks Try Tronlucc nce • Daik arid di t- it r 'miii ate fade 'J a InC with s. Tim s chill sail polish ci Ions ' BILLANDALMA CRAIG. center couple. %kere honored "ah ii surpr!se dinner par-tv celebrating their 26th is-edding annhs-ersarv, recently, at the home of Sal and Maggie Manfre, couple at left, with Joe and Ann Sieczkois- skj co-hosting the gala event. At right is Eleanor Cahill other good friends joining the honored c-ouple and hosts, were Mr and Mrs. E. C. }larp'r, Mr. and Mrs 1). F. l'mrkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs Mack 's',tiburn. Mr. andMrs Richard Valker, Mr andMrs. Jere Wilchar and Mr. and Mrs Charles Gu-arino AnnSleczkowski Photat range from light pasttall to t'right plurn-_ but tile Colors zr.' nocneer dull arid (lzt Trarttiii, s !t lat Extra Oil .% ixtri capful of bath oil or mu turmzer In Atli keep ~oour skin smooth umnd soft and 'rt '''' tWi' tan ma lltik lunger. will logur Through Alaska. be pirt-wrted b% Christine and Lee' Ribelun. aloflg is ith rock spe'un.-ns 11* polIte is ni mted to alter; Lhis m.-ettrig For further in- fontnattor, call pretdcnt, '5ilIuau; urraue at 61 12Z _ - /• — DYL6A.&A 104 t s -r k-' •. GE Ft L t. STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY '.Y' — r -. -,- I Don Howe S OIkA I On Monday, Aug. 14 a group including Vs illiati Pi -t Utilities Control administrator. and hsab Simon were to meet at the plant on Pre'ssview. A deputy sheriff arrived mat the iumi station and advised tha t there had ixini two pmu is tat t-ar th moving equipment parked at (lie dint (i - it sseeken.I one of whit-u hut' ki.'ntifit'd as if frorgbo.a(k'r Simuir tl.'hrLs was present consisting primarily of pm.'ct's of plati'pipe. There was trash dutmupt'ti .ini lb.- west side of I'ressvit'w " russ from the pump Our Entire $ 0 0 OFF PER Knits YARD Shimaron e Quilt - d . STOCK 9 $ - • .l 9 . - dult A $ Prints . . AS H 99 1 Yd. CREASE RESISTANT Sharon Hill iflvtt. her many friends to vlit her at * Ribless Corduroy Peggy's Leauty Shop 41 41 + 4'+ 4' Machine Washable Good Selection of Beautiful Colors To Choose From 91 $ 88 Yd. 7:l....._ 10 lUIR &Ippr5 + 4' Peggy'5 Beauty Shop 102$ W. "(h SI, Pho,w: 322-0131 Sharon was formerly with 'lrene't" 40 Colors Painted Teeth 7-9-12-14-18. 22 inch Lengths - - - Shimaron HAND )u " sign .iiscourmigt' further dumping until the property ossnem could he tdt'titiflt'd unit iids'kt-il Mrs P ' ki - % - I.lil - Il il l, stmg'ition is as .. ontinuun1 unit It ut Investigation t t t Iiea U) alleviate tilt- problems Yd. . lw('n instructed by- itt.' Board Chiaimniian Perkins told Diamond t)iatSouthern States'Utilities, Inc. haul ulumpetl a load of plastic Oir)e , on their property •mnoI had dalliaged his fence fit the act. lie luid been assured (hat repairs w 0uld ble loade, but had not been carried out. Double Knits Stock of Regular S5 88 tins Greg Drummond to investigate a complaint issued by Jerry Perkins of 590 Hillcrest, in Aitmunonte Springs. POLYEST E R NEW II b)mamniontl Ea ' w' Home h'rprovem2nt - Overnight parking (if commercial equipment fit I residential area and permitting trash cumulate we,-, toning and orilinance violatiows reported to the Board 01 Count> Commissioners b Bill Dl unond zonIn, iiolitiottç phone IO - Call 223.6920 Parking Violations A WWW of WeaderN Felm S -_ - s • ________ - •, . -• -. AN INCH ' 40" Ranq entur) Voll0i astronomer. carriv-;%I1t(,Ie%q (sim's loarialylp flip birth ;trill 1whavi(or of stars $219 this' iinivs'ru' 4,900-pound p4iykoId, Val. it $ ( million rot ki itt is ay f earth iii 6 , 211 a in l-l)T atp am; Atl:ii-('.'nt;iur l,.iusit'r The National ,\t'ronaut lu- s anti SpauAdministration sail 20 Imimmiuti's later (tie spacecraft was In orbit mitre than 4(X) ruiiles high and . 'i-nding strong radio ii; nih 1k.' iioiin instruiuti-rit, ties-el"Pe 1 at I'rinus'tni I hiuversity, is :i 12- itch tiiaiia'tt'r t.'kscope, Iii.' l:irgs'st ever orbited It will cones-ni trati' oil Studying titIr:mvnl,'t light in young, hot stars is tins,' life span is incasun-si in ui.ilions of i'ar5, shot t;i- stellar statitl;ir.ls standards - '5 5' f five a ller scopes, provided by 11ritain's University college. Iondon. u Ill study Illarly X-ray sources in spacc such as quesarls. pupsars intl rilto g-.lisit-s ,. - - - WN - - -- - / - - ' - ' " - SlJ( - • - .. °- -° WN (luring one of the last of six sessions of a basic sewing i- 1,i s ('on(lucterJ by Mrs Louise (,ill, County Extension Agent, for girls from Sanford Electric Co. ages 9 through 17, are seven future seamstresses from left to right i Mu'hellm' I favrw.s, Tina Monsees . I'aula Chapman. St -.an l'rzygodsk 1. S 'A,)cl 'hr i Perry Rawls, Katherine Fisher and Cecile Rawls. - 3 a '.s , 2522 PARK ( Ann S ieczkowsk Photo, .'. - PH. 322-1562 FPL presents afew ways to useyourene Teachers 9 To Faculty Scininole Jurtior Collcgv %%Ili add two new members to Its wient-e faculty this fall 1)r (;ail linker will It-at-ti hotan ) and mob 's Ii ' limp s. c; ru to e It been at tea c hing \lississippi St;'te College for Women and part tinic lit Technological IFIStitutc. Dr. Raker rectivell her MA tit Vanderhilt anti hcr id N11%si-mipw State Her husband is w ildlife mtlaniagetuient biologist ;it \ls rritt Island \.ition,il Wildlife Refuge, Replacing '5 aru Amnlwos.. sibo Is on a tine'-> ear sabbatical leave, is- ill lx' Hubert Mayes. Ma) es was born in California l;uI spent niiue hi of tias lift in It nnueset lie itte ode ii \I uriree shorn ,Ind 'ii iddle Tennessee St 'ite Univ ' I intl holds an MA tkkret in biology. Alter teaching high school in 'l'cmt.SM'S' lie uaiime, tea Indian RiverJunior C )liege. Ile will Ile itching introoductory biology. — .ween - -- 21 (, " / r '' "' ) - - '" , - S . - 4 ' - - - - -- I \ -- '' - to I j \ -- .- 01 11, NEW F:AIts CHICAGO APt - Tiunu sands of people with muddle-tar deafness can now look to transplants to restore hearing, according to Nt)rthwt's(t'm-n (tnt' versify Medical School Northwestern University Medical School has established a middle-ear transplant program, to replace damaged ear drums and middle-ear bones for people with conductive hearing loss LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING t1A'1i'ER.., t\ (Z* - \\'i -.- , -' _'5__. 1L ,: - • - I ' •': - 4' t N A - ;, 4• e l T -' !im.t tbit' '5Velcnrns' Wapon co in mai5e it e.asu.'r to mitijitit to your' mw i-inn n (iiuUtiuulg'i, lisle1 nit.iylIt' put of ivailu' on ytsiar tis last'! Hi Stmimmnule' Junior college :aflntiumut-es thu.' start of registration for the Adult high Sehest siltilIIti.i JIr:grmsmua full or mm a Ite-gustr,i(lmm hours are 8 to II ma, ma;. .%lorMlumy through I. inlay, I to 4 p, mmm. Monday through Thursday and 610 to 8:30 mu Monday through 'lliursdiay I(.'gistrationi closes Aug. 31, anti clown. start Sept 5. new sut.jtu-ta lielmig offered in the tiny classes tills )ear tnt.'lushi F'rs'nt-ta, atls-umit-t-.I - __ _______ _FREIGHT __ Classes iii, t-horus, ge'ograjahy .1111 :i.is-,i,i.-t.tl Ion t-holog>- New t's.'nlinig classes inn-loch,Sjt;inai-h;, mII-rss;Rt-e- toit'misI', art -'I'll .-, mLsmj m u'r tctoivammuics /. 'ps-i nil •fft'nInt is all oil ivammmtinig elmiss on Tuesdays and 'flmursihiyg frt'im. 9 ma, mu, t noon Pt-rsonsis ihitmig It, enroll on desiring further Infum mivatii:,i should go to livailstiag 34 sims St'uuainmolt. Junior ('t'l!t-g.u-;amm,pu,, or I)fltJHt' 3?3- 14110. e'Ztt'jislta,i 287 ;4? t (I Park Site Recommended . Ikin1 tht:k. #1 iOlicll tilt,% (11111vild is il tilt- rity would he better than continucil tuiraminent and other t-ItIM" Even after Commissioner Sid Vlhlen suggested legal action after a two week waiting period to give IA)ngwood time to identify the problem to LonglA000t authorities, D;'Vies said lie wits still against the suit in view of the fact that a suit is pending already against Cassello,erry (over Red Ilug Road and "this should settle tile problem without addititinal expense to the es)Unty,'' l)aris sins nverruli'sl, hos- es-er, and the hlnarsi authorized the filing of a suit at the end of (tie' two week 'grace' permit Uo.id Supt J C. l.,is enilt r is as Instructed to discontinue inainteruancir on all contested mauLs including these in llisciLssion tin this Issue. t';dpicces and 1lccrs s sire nit(tjer identical to those of the honor 1-disard lIuJts is is lxi • *lift i • e attendants nuan and usher1, -ni t'ntirc c'nsenthles sere designed '.sere Jack Kaiser and P.itrn k anti made by the bride's 1t-ziix-rly. - ----- - ----- ----------------- -IIIL' situ ix' o)(i). "This hndti MRS Ml('Il;\El. RICHARD I.AtLEHT severely hrrtcd is fide irs ing to find out * l- his truck had over Iieaktl. We ssish him a sOerlir rt-c,s er-iEsa Jane and 'len UNtil returned frnii a trip to Danidle, 111 , Columbus, Ohio, and Hiratwth ('!t, N C' visiting Vol l'liis r,-(-oii;Iiu-niI.stioni littl ii itii tlit' t)pIt.iitiOti of Curt;missioner At D;IvIs 'Allo felt Ihat there should be ;I meeting itXffl I i_. distributed to ilit gucits For traveling Mrs. Liut*'rl hoe a 'kt'p purple polyester repe dress isith v.tiitc la ce truit. i:iv enter and ishite ac- i.uqut't The couple left for a siedding trip le. New Smirna and t heir nt's resilience will be x' l2() Vtt'st 22nd St. St . S The A -- OP Cowints-sioner John Kimbrough recommentied giving the county attortle) authority it) file it suit set-king a judgment as to plactIment of responsibilltv for inaintenall(It, of,%I)rtle Lake Hill% Road and tilt- portion (if Li)ngwolotl 11111-i igt' rs '5 Tippit, k-i fritr,l.s. Manicure sittile iou it. is ait(uiammaune Iing If vu blos-d Newimy and -I he Central Ilonda Mineral daughter, Tin - all from Tuba, air, its the perfect tmrn for doing those saist bends or and Gem Society. Inc will meet Okla I Surprised Mrs Id Ikipe I k sids trimat .45 with an afternoon '.isit Aui, rning the saistiiricbrushing pm. in First Federal Savings -.seek Jo as a for-trier resident of 4. uu''., - o-I. U,'- ,-r up t-rijo'.'-ii tunis- aid will help 1h' cmrt-uEdgesa'cr Drive, Orlando. lt;on in our s alp - - . ' .., bride's hook table a tornt'I is ilk a lavended tipped ,irn:ation in a crystal bud vase. fiR; ljasof hit nd&rn Inn ml it tile - ii:drt'n. Ten, Ann. Mike, and made a trip from Hollywood to spend the st'ekend with Mrs LeRav's ---10 . St WhiIe here %It. ind Mrs Incidentalh, Eva Jarie telLs LeRoy took Mrs. Tbeed to me that son. Dan, lea%es Diszw) World. If wits her first Norfolk. Va , -Ahere he tLit Lwrn krip to the crnt-al Florida stati, )ned on the U.s s ~jttractiipn and !~,r said she had In-Jqxrodence, to attend sch(oil mar%elous time in Bainbridge fl krt Matson Mdr'M (,t-or e P — Roulden are entertaining th'-ir son, George Jr., his wife. Julia. arid 3 grandchildren, George ' "L" 1. La ura, and Atli). flit': highlight of their visit is as a hsm) World, -- Mrs. Roger Harris mother of the future groom. 1k) M- - r and Mrs J 13 LeRoy arid !.arrs . BUIDE-EL}-:t'T, Patricia Thompson, right, and her grandmothcr, Mrs. John Carver are shown seated at a bridal luncheon r. her honor, giveii hy M1-5 J Jurreil. left, istanidirig,. On her right is t [4 .1,-... 'I' \Iii Nanti Vilson presided ' -•j i . 1' ) Chultiota Chattei' - ' - -, . r st.il boss! with Mrs. Itnm tAlplflSklt' ant Miss McKa% iltiuring, Nits 1 ilt'nr floss tin .ini Mrs ('harks \l 11cr cut ni 'cried the cake ': i' -- - . 1 Also Mri,r 1u-so ii ri:..' F. J Murray, Dan M .liurir. Eddie Musiiu,n. Ea;l Dirr..ses. - formal length gown of n)lon, over nvlc.n net, %4 1th lace bodice featuring a high neckline, short sleeves and four ross of lace on the skirt The full length train of ns Ion, over taffeta. is as he dpiect sas fashoned of d lavender satin r.bbon boss and she earned a noSej'P.y of white and lavender carnations, '* ith , fr' : ,\ • • : arlIj 1. • , - • i -' ' by her y Richard 1' s- bodice and sleeves. Her ' VII \' - - / the two tracts of land and the City of Longwood. As shown on this map, no part of the two annexed sections connect with mm) city boundaries The controversial IIflhit'SOtiofl anti roast responsibility situation aplwilrs headed for mnuru' dou-ussiumi bctsseemi iitngssoosl .ini the county. Involseti are tisu tracts of lamiti En the 1,0110 0-1 I tills Road area anti another parcel of 101 acres on ituati. liii' legality of ;.nns'cinp the 101-acre tract was under question!) the ('.miiiiusIon The profwrtv was taken lilt.) Ut.' City of I ngssisi in Ma and is cuirrsntl under development by TriinTie l)evt'lopmn.'nt C 'orporation, ('.'iimmts.clnners honi's,-r .ini question the legality if the annexation of tl.' two part-eli I:i.-ing IAungwtxxl hills road and running bets ecu Lake l- iiimis;i and lake Alniia l'Oii(tSAs_sistant County Attorney Howard Marsee said, after review tog a tin.is ing • Ft he a mine cs-ti st-i-ti oil_s uf iii nil sail that Ile thought the aunt-cation was 'clearly illegal'' Ccntiauis.,, lit' said, - I am not sure (lit' city knew is- hat it was doing the legal description. I think they used the propt'r(% oss nt'rs' leg,il lit - riptinns lithe ('it> annecm-s the Fruit punch was servi'tl from step-father, -- narrow strip of lanit still Ilk table was a shite cloth 1.11ihcti sh sickling bells hridal couples The .our ste.ti,ng cake sias rated %% lilt shite roses anti I lUlitiCti hi fern interred isith lavended tinted . .rs " Maid of hor.or. Miss Margret ! •.'ti. wore a formal length of lavender pol ester ntyle and truiint-d with sstufrlact oi UK, - - • rlai.i s itu • mums, fern and greener graced the serving ta ble, sheri I UectSrrtjo%edd 26 acres, are not contiguous (4) lx)ngwm(l according to the bride's he - 'W Given in marriage - elirss and. oil(,24 acreii and the ollier 1k %ru1t1 ngth eilof ' llsun is dS M -ureti to a nt Star of non tulle trimw ith seed pearls and she rried a cascading bouquet of ';U' carnatiirts. greenery with te sa tin ribbor streamers orchid cnr- for a ' basket ribbon boss be an event Federal Of Oct 21 at 2 pm. in First Savsnt'c n j1,01n. n. Ciuicli of The Naznirg,r, She is the granddaughter of Bob Orwig standing - arrangements of white gladioli. lavender porn pa pans and greeners on either side of the Altar which held a pair of three !)ran(-h brass candelabra and 0A single brass candle holders with graduated sizes of tall burning tapers Family siere marked with lavender J- ro — , An arrangement (It Actions Ille bride's mother cholw a — Father %illiam Hoyng sins . officiating ckrz3man at the 1 I T candleltht, double ring ceremony. Organist. .alter Krohne, presented appropriate nuptial Mrs I rank htnriLt Raldrt't. Gcitic Stnii,Its, Procious, W.%oloist Wit) Britt and the choir fi Santa Barbara Drive. Va The bride the daughter and the late Mr and Mrs. 5 Ctichrd 1) \ir a n • s.infcjrd is announcing tw IL' LMtL.)t. Sa noru. nford, M -Cl d ' 130 Fairway Drive ngagemcnt and approaching i he bridegroom, born in a.,'. c the con of narriage of her daughter, Mserstosin. Pa., is 1970 ind Mm. LaMar Las bert 21W rry Dawn Rogers, to Ronald r .uate of Seminole High mc iâ A ve_ll of Sanford %! :irk Rhric%, soil of Mr, and s.o; where he too as a member \r-% Stanley H. l3ehne. 170 of the DCT program and served Church decorations included n'ton Road. Casselt*rrv. as tn A hug.' astronomIcal ohierhiiriiii'ci aint c c.stlirst scl.'ntlfir c;,t.'lIjt,' es-er .'rt,pted 1;.irhara _______________ A 1472 at in the Church of The — Board Janet Marie Mioud :"; Mor41, /suiquct 21, 1972- - JA Review Ring Miss The Sanford Herald 13v usiii k'ss i'kt'ti'k'it' hetweeti -t PM and S P\1—th hours \Vlien cVef\'one USeS a lot of CICCtI'iCitV at the same tir1icvoiihI JR'Il) lessen the chances of a Slilumut- PO\Ve1 shoi'tae. 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Euhuipta liii's uiiamute Its airline reservations for Iuomne Kenya's attsli'tei, uuu('uincctulle, 'user list' I(iseeil,-si,,ts shusustisimu 'Its..national Ill> inpit ( uuimiliuttu-cs of ,'tIrii1u ri'uuiuminc'el riglil in their t-u.suupltilnl to flit' the g.e-isretusy 'scuirti li(iuIi Preident Jtms Kemyltm iuii miiiil.' ,iIicii this' ills it,mti'suu at % lmitc,nlrulltl lh ltsii, ulistum net' turin trig in thu' 201h Obuisiele's. 2111174919 smays go, the Ktn)uan's still go said a islsssk ''if , Jouuiiu I mist, 1St tt, s Iticit 1,5 stis it tic tutu luluhur tit 'st,su,) unuitsol stIlls e'ur 'tInt in brothers," but ieerulinue-,I tit refuse (sill ,'. planalimi oil the velle(i threat (of Etlutoptam Wt'rr twwmkt'ct on (fie fut or o% er Ithi.xle-On'i entry cotitirk-ntal nelgh6jr lit South 1i - iiiijN'I' The 34 coinpelilor% from u flight (Way to Addis Ablillia as sithtt'tt''. from um d,szen .ittmcr riAlliltit-S lit1lig tirl lilt- ft-11t,j. Olyrmsplc stu 'tuliu ru iii trick stir If IlPiutud '-.i>- s st.i's, thu's.' u.its scull tcu's 551k U J ( iiii,i uk'. lb ml is Airless cc huh cciii kicked ou if list' l94'c't gsi'usu's over siuuithssr s iuuurp ittulrasc.il While I;% I II \c ' 2J SOlvillbluill, KC. l"A. Ili Ii I; t I lisillillcis filled the air uuuigrstfit'euut Os inpic P.irk, the % otilig .%Ihort, 's%,iiiiu(i, toiutliutueit reusut> 55g theuit.se-lct''s for t'tiuiipetilhisui Ill ho-cli'gnee brt-t'es. Sightseers by the thoui..mistls Stimeliuluums, Imm.in> hitcrtug lbrtut hit :- Jill. Ill'I'S-fluth, Oak, 14i isielia, K(', 131 's,emist*'cl Iludi, (l,1,, It %till 1w froill Ruth. I), t -' S ci 5 111 '.iH tlir uui-,t''i ptt'uI tl hi-I III i I c - ix,r ~tjtir ior hus -vo lal)N ~ir~ I g' ,110! t .iIiiu Ii .1 SI I 1Li ruuui Of .m) B*i[ib> Is.i,iu. md tIm.. l's Us bulb Iris shut l)o.i t,l ice_si thunil intl ' iii. ir'iciruufl is ii r.l it";uuu !1..t it the tn uu fifth Ilia, *I'ItII'I4:S Ruth, oak. a. Blair, ILsi htiiu1ts.is neimuiui1iti)> slight ist'i'k ttmt tshtsisui..'i-tss's,st'c scull be (urs'd SslLiruti> Iti signal the u.et'nisuug iii tiut' 2u)ttt l)iyuliiiic (i.iuumes 6, l"u.ck, Bin, 5 tumu, sj 1 IOM1: RUNS-1) AlIt-n, Chi, 30; ('ash, Bet, 22. 0 t'cilimut'tus Thithird ef fr skrti 41 11, gla%-% 1110 fences al 1114, ventit-ls tlme'st- i'Ihiiuini -clushhimr 5-tclIitt'% ''I t "'07 It-6 ferried menilot r-, of thitI!msu it-si Stmti's tt-.iI mi a t ross the cc tile-ti imiatic still hut usec' •lslt to •i suro it ill Iii hi Is •'ttlmsitiu i u..-.uiu cc sUm the tiuusl huitu 11 utusi ts'iiii lit 1 It's, iii, ('.imusp.umuc'ris, ().1, AV"'Ill-Ni; i , ) Diocislujisi l kusat, All", III-!. 83_i, 2 (M Kline, N SI it IN St I F SlIt F RUNS .Nivirgall. On. 100: ltolvd,. SY, 91 RV VS 14,51 'L'F't IN -4 I.ult,rI SL). 'stjrtit I e,h HI IN LI 55 ills siuu Chi. 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Stargt'll, Pgh, j SIt.. 47 ('c,k'iic., i Ill,ir-,hall. suruturit-ns(jl F"rujiulj 0iJU at Ruu.l StLmmita Ga l with Briafl t(ectmuu.i:s cg Lc,nutlon svcujs,. iA.'u,' Kt.igisijs,ivi ftmsishusg ':; i;, ul*r u i,iui. icc mitt 11 thu. ht.r,gt-r I 1100 uiruseu, ti Lunger, hndgt-.t protest. tie einulemp,kl 'hit c-tue should tuave *sw1t'el .iltvm la P.4 rather than the protest wits upheld rIat twai bout's ilter the ri - stud Je'liuii> t{Ulj,eru,r'j fuimi It sc.us Fo>t' first .-start -cUlt-' i1ni - It 55 ithiasu is, Chu. 27, D01,1 1111:S-11iniella, KL', . 17 ~ t ha t Leaders., ii 'luic-ci NV "I'D SlItfi i hi A. i(umIm ii .k I 11-mi-liwile hill t,, k ow,trut it-it .i if . lisp iiublil, u m 't5, g Il . iii, 11' 11 'NIL111101 %%,I% heavib %'t'cit - kiic., lIlt,, 345, ISa, ,uiihIu, I'gh. ills siilluthc'u ills uitl'iu luau111,_iN's lISt! F 1) IN Ii Slit sut muus lust i p mit mmiii. 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Trevino was rst'cs-r •i f.miIcir lie hi iii a '.!,ruu u-id final rotsrl - er. for M6. well back .Lick Nitklaus ,ilmold I'Abner intl 'south 'tIn. mu (ar> l'l.t'st'r itol nsa! ouutit tt in this sc rst m liii Iti. ,%11,!i sIs ITT list I tdlit - . . .'t.iron_ icho c!ct scuth a I;'i ur silmut. tile -.iiin. I huh ''irs.- suet! lv'-ctrd a 13iinu.1er-s r list 'is lit-, .'us:tittm cut t.'r> in ii IIuurmt;n I more than $50! Comes with 01 's .inI just as lit' said tic' ssnuhijp.iekun1 it in fir Uit' year. 5 ljr(L i I ron 11 4!nner 134sto IlarrL%nn in i - -19i g - __ I __ -~ 'Illv*-'I-~var .,:,I !i1ahiffe) tLo! ', "'Ill hill, to illa% a heavier part ..I b• •spo(.d .'9.c,t 41 .-, ,4,90 I. p.., at •, ". ti,., . g.-4.d .4f,, roe's from 4.'. .4 i9.'G0I PO4'iete "assets' is.s e•iI . be • r'o'g. I.. ., I* .4 e' •5..pp...1 •.p."s, •.-q,o.,d to, i., .4t.. 'i'. I,,, dos I'.', ".. data .4 e'.ç.'.oi s' I f o r less tha n $33 that i I i ti ird i I lb. i's. Pt %i-is 'situmnit is to I' (I hiss liIe on higher priced ,, Pra tt 'I' ft. I iri,,u-s ttS liii' h Iti 1-41 'tnt!> I, Ic r - - Minter ,'tskecl it huh c'cersctiehsutinsg u hi i-.tcn cc .ulu .. = - t"*kiJ-"i r Tr; t il , ., r POITAILI TYPIW1ITII L°' The Royal Mercury Portable Typewriter 1$ ic, Itrau)tsur> tP- 'sas • ut r I histi i%/iIri ' - -- - , , •' po,. ROYAL 111(51K - fiegiorimil race I'Liwlin Rialer hails from Greenville, .i ( •k 1"frlir be I.,. 4,.... Ospfff •' s'OI.-•.ii Cd •e'b'''..hp of tke I I .4 d.I.... 5* O..q..lsI P-15'.e6•. 0.4 C'. - a typwnt.r you con buy Totals to Sl,0O3,Q303. Adds, I . .,, S. S. -, the best port. Apollo 10 costs to little - lost than many manuals. If you've been thinking __________ __________________________________________ r ROYAL MACHINE WARRAN1IES - the tins .h line in liii last Lip to win. C.irlin from Merritt Wand motic% %vinnings 1-1 .s perNottai i .-I for"I711 ,ird ,A-vi tied (1,r r('cimrit 1 SI lilNic) icr list' >t'arthu rd cc ith ett't.m n Totuuurui. • - c, u (ihia finishing sernn4 in u Slorgan Plus 4 iviut 154 Lif:fl I ~ n (;;jttjS %i 'v3soll, plishvil Ill , . official .--- _- -- (.t. ru .5 uth a 311 I.- us) s,Lfsrs who -• i nal - .J:'-----I Butler who) fintshi4i thiril on !he 'mont tr sus'.ht iw s iii! 1 (41r,' r , ur r hutiit.i lhnclun held -i tcc,-'stri'ke tesiI St U' 'N, M cht'nplay olsned on the bright, -'tI' I Itruii- Ih'vlii IiRh-,l up the sunny da's iviu! ssaic necer lit 1, r $1 1 uiss skh(ct t hit It istut thuiu'.ji .uth iii;!, I sri.) i iuuuinsu. ntit! in ho. mit r ucukii_ J iii \I m'i miles uu;il scull t.une threats-vito! it jh.mt's it i'ns ne tune -r thiestit thruiuih ;el.ts liii: itoh fora •mui,uther -c 'iile Ness Ici .:'t to F:hekr. cctisi rkedecl i c net c. to -.%r1, in thus one or .mnc other fui_u I Ihuti just .ure,t a front. 'cent to bcs-vrs;ty the first bLum riuiiviini tht,'c-strok,' is-ti-ut> in pl.myer ecer to r ompete in the the SuMl,ts,si ('St I 'Lissit, nutMo.ters, kit ,,;'I 'nut was al-ri' r. -. lfirlan&, in an E Productinn o with tuk. %!U$ tier (torn John . I Ii's Is mli i it I t'.s,t I,iti-il I'r.'s (o,i( BA!) 'iii UN Thomas Shelton 417 I of liafltit ioti, I"Ia had a tough time of it OH this turn in his llrahti:im III ('lass tict'i- during the I 'aul Whiternan ('up races this past weekend. But he wasn't ''alone' - as another 111antation dri%-er, Frank Marrs (98) found the cur%- e lough to Ilegotiatv in his Lola SN Class racer. Niotographt-r Jim Itainford caught this sequence at the Daytona Internat o Speedway yester- ' li~ hill Ifenry with .1 Ila arml third 'luht .5 inner was (.ene yr .,,n - -.% ho (snict'cct cetond intl Rinihin Big Check T' - I_ This Offer Expires October 31, 1972. - ".'.00 d.,. D.,, '. USI i: 11. • •- ,,, .e:c&_ _________________ i 1 /00.4-- - r.'.fl Pi.'.?.-i It. vim slay of cct-r,- - Moi l (tro 11 ; ~ -e ! I- V - - _:7!I _~ . 4 ~1111_~j - i - I éi --_-~~--V INo!t~ I --tv le- .5 '4 dow Ir-0 1 _ -~?, '10 a 4 '7 ~ L~ _ _______ Royal's New APOLLO 10 Electric Portable - - TV -14W i I e(r.iip 4 ri.-.' w ,s s-n %y Thu nnbhc ; — . ,..i 011(it his ilo, ek 0%evron ,ipnr. tic iii vi impuanship flight lull I ('55 1 in Use first (li_Pt ii) in the 's{(Oflij flight ::: ree nh g i, v,%4ai fix G inof If Ftrrxtuir- frnin Winche-ster. ' V i take the ss irs of i spi rus mu to Ito>. r finiusiw .1 ml '2 fir lh sItu rn.ssn iruil _t8 I for the hut ruiunists (r..inuLs his ruutmins if tuirluili lit.) and sh,,uhil hi .lu so ht cc ill lust 15,5, ti stern itcutit irs> lilrtho- r aggravation from till, %1,%(;;% tourriv% lh,, tilitl(l. f.f The ' lit, lille shot of Grixiitiv L:ijarillfil: F111 *1141 C.-iniefrarriJ last place I %1611 Culpepper Li from F". Lautlerflale The winner, %1,1.( ' title Ilu. cii tir in tiss It ibm sun of thi h srmspu.'sship (lii I cc us (tiris ltak'in:un ctiiue fnLsheul sculls d 1119 tt iii Carter r tut, hi s,rs cciii Its, first (ti'ti scith m ' Sonday'i Grrmip I evoint -.j%v ' rvimp&'tel 'tt Por.°ie ccii ( '.11flfl)5fl5 (smut ('h',mhlu's' Inusll.',1 thirl in W ;H ,. thre. tiip flnithr'r; 'I'r" in E Pnixtusrt,nn fle (ruup I ru-i' iinit;, ;i rint..t for the char.. it Hugh Kietnn..tcr from (.'y Biscayne ,, ti'. • ovid fli g ht I John 15 '.1. en (r tiieflist.i tj;I 4511(15' „it,! h rss,ng is' finish Line fli hes the sit 'if I c:,- (fl.' weekend finishing second in thic 'went and Bill Caunphetl frms ('sntunnrnt. Flit finishing -"r (i'sl fr.m (.reenc'ilhu' S third and Kirk Stowers (m vii in i Triumph Spitfire tu'l,trn.' taking fourth phi.-.' iching ninth ocer,'mIl -intl first -L f-ut f the' top Itnishenc chow rr,oi,, stock class was trice super Vee's battle for first soil ce.-nnd was tiC.' long hetuveen th ese two ne rnrs.p.iltors Thinil went to iinwr !',l) in the firit flight. Vre-11 ll,ir%o.). .1m in U)Q- .A 1. -1 __- - isit4 r (icr ttii furs' tirise \ lirruse r I nit . rsi' of I n'ti.ri;i (,utlI A I I-Aim-c scan. who - cosns same geatont.. ' 'with Frink Marrs havtni 101%tir' l,;i%T I'll" - 1 211 1 total 1,.% 1 - % v irsa go fro -ill So-Aitt; livrwi ,A.I.s -g l %-inj, ,1.1 'llw~ -i% hi,first unick it the . ___ .. (All coupons and t~ claims must be postmarked no later than Nov. 5, 1972) 4 . "~,-,, I.- 1% Place ,aent tit Fir-til Went frnm -i Mt. Msdget The Crown riIt it) i.i fir j Buy a Royal Electric Notionally, Adv.rtis,d Prig. $109.95. .0 .V11 I.- Gro,, ims, hi ist, d Iii'. i's tim the puttini surf its sic mu m Ii ill It, I Irons ulit isis I.riwiulus cc is equally t-.tiiti' in Ui- iliti',luiti ,,f )., sue unit -.huit but found ite liii sti, 1. lit. r ills siui i.k tutu mu MAGA slioll tit iwillt, him it -0-1-6nd liii. htriliu putt for ,i (cci, strsik,' -._-_ " WN . -_L - 4' 1. _. --V 'V%!,--, - - ___ first in 'c Sedan class Th.- i nr,l rices -in 'sn,1,iv stir I (f r, -i-cu with -. .'tern competitor H;trry Ing. en.%I,.rri-iin,ir"fqr Cnit In 1-"11 -1 1"' it trout iii hit 4115 ii hip \h uuime. hilt I{'i s r ilriili;s, ci in . ffl11111121111l__ Portable Typewriter or a Royal Electronic Calculator and Royal will send you $10 for your favorite political candidate or party, your favorite charity or cause. All you have to do is send Royal your sales invoice and warranty card. •. _____ P - sho t -4 eve. so",—4%' I as kt.% ii ti'iiii. 'eril Ills Noll Into the' 1xinkur (Jill Ills. tluh, 4 Wco,1141 with your purchase of a ROYAL electric portable or calculator _ All Electric Portable ypewriter F. (' two %%vekvnil golf 1 - vent th inks to a birthe piat of Grolmis 0;1 tile even in bright daylight. DIMENSIONS: 3 high by 7 1 ," nd.. l04" , u ste ru filial liii. ( )ni tI t. i shuts ( .rn,tuo. 115 iliri • th toward its :rit u r.iIM)t I action %t. rul i's it till. , Errol I st,ls I tiuntr ( lute course Fit Iccus cc. is ,k situ me rs ,uflhi 0 10 i'.ncl miii fillill liii, of tfi, DIGITAL I Housewives, end : I k l.l !"" inory shot% !A-ft,ro- 111:111 ill t1w ~vqijvncv id v%vnt~, sin tls it I.si.essmen, nmpititir.n as most Vi".' r sees tjri flc (.ro.sp I tar.' wi,. won ” I' t Peter tasr resident, who itrove in .S-irisota in it F who makes his l i i' on Melhourr,r', finished ogt'r I kges l I 'hoto Royer's Hot Fi*ni*sh Nabs riirit.s ill, rut sisaL t• - . Design ed for 7 -• I I IC Tiis is the fi rst time in Florda - perhaps n Americo - that Royal's famous Electronic Digital I Calculator is being sold for only $99.95. It is guaranteed by Royal* * , divi. sian of Litton Industries. And, see si de panel for details on o special offer from Royal '. ' Group Ain f(ir Jim Grnh frr)m I •ilt.rio It'i< h in a Formula drwer V. as shook .is ritight t)e ('xp4'('terl mit ot hrrwis(' - 1111111i" again and Holl Ito~er is lur all • Foriglish finished (ir%t in A Pro,. rut is race , uI 011.1 1) II fl'.i 1(111,1 1.11 ta t'nt('re(l in Itic' " ' ts Hull ('ttw Tis' gu 'line frm (i,necv'lIp both i s r ismph spit(ir, i tne rnnsrct irtler Cihl.'!t.' n the 'r •c 'ml t lap of this; •'ent to •'iner4e the winner -,utb ullette •rs1fls$ E' nthIriL' thtrt ti Br sif it in u tiitu t rho sit i -intl pl;ir (ini.h o I t"ilit ri the iI.glnru.l ri 'urni 'w (runt Titusville (our'), u'"rdl inst (irut n Pr idsirthin vi i Mithjet The hr.'.' finish. rs yr., in Greer from Kmxvillr, Tenn Thii rare featured very tnaRh a - gr: tirr; .ini • I -I, mil F',,rinula S%wr V., (uriup I Ins t'orst'he (hirml, thi, nillfil ft - . . • Gro oms secondAg \ in It sli t 1, - - of }lour of S.hrtng mu the menfr in Roil H ie ( hampinn t hot credit The (;rc.ip S rice '.wa i(ti'f t reiI battle liv P.'.!,' f!.srnu'on in a lohi ?fl, .Sport* r seer with Dina Fnlish tram 1 imp;, finishing ci earud in sri Production Corveit,' flirr.on h isIs fr om Ati inta C. , Pur I p1,.-.' Wi'nt to Totsa \, hi fr-rn J it kioncill, in s I im irs In w inni ng II irnici-n 'inuchc,I hr 1 f'r.ni ill rover 1i - '' ' h ew tIn en mere in cispssr ' I % . Zit ia cii Mail land c'a nu' when illto ".i'~~ .. 0 , "' , ,'01 - - - __ ; _!1. , iT •h 1 NI UI % ; .. ~t ft 6 . 6, " SIx(!(jV. .1% `~__), ,, - - ~,-., . .-.. '~, ,l : P(l c - st il l) . 19 ,3111st W ..'. , (' l-,1 sllVd _ - 's-.; .-_ (' k _______ • - lI l( ; r Scec iC f1t)t0tiu) Infrrnatir,n. (eve SI.irilwuy boded • • ( .'ntral Hrjnirla i vi r u ec rn citiirr1'my intl i itsr,niil rarest r,n Sun. All part of the Paul tens in u ', tslirislsn5 thun.Iersti-.rrn iril ic held up the st irtM the r (.rrsu p I cars z. I 11 $249. 95 % ut r ___ Iy .' 'iIc(F: . (ilfsc v r! ( it ( hits rif r'snsertc,4 - -_ - .. - jrur ____ _________ - r' It, . / ¼_ ____________ - ___________ ________ •_ 01 - , . - I _______________________________ _____________ _______________________________ • -- - - i~ V I _-,- 4 -- - - • • I. _______ 7" ,. -- ~4, 195 04- ~Tj , , v_ _ %__j~\_ . I . . r't._ 1 7i C: ~ I .51'_'4 I - .4 . In Paul Whiteman Races - J EP I '" N _ . . -~ ",*~ ~_ 1,,, ~ - 11 411i~iiiiiiiiislilly 1 N 11, arkle Sp - I..:- • .fm - Sunsh* * ine Drivers . - .~ `~ It; [H ROYAL, .-.-- %. . These Prices Are The Lowest In America On These Four Royal Machines, But Hurry . . . Th'i 's ~ ~; tj 84k . 1-4 --....W%Uw-- - Geo. L Stuart, Sr. Litton 14 1i : IJ IB I Pill# CHECK WITH '/c,r,j.,, /iijr'-! 21, V'iTi %Ion, hut, I hcis ion-s 13-3. 812. 1 Ili Nuiaiu, Citi, 13-3, .812. 201 Carlts'ns, I'bui, 21's-6, .769, -212. S I 1111SF 013 t"m-( arlttmn I'hi 141. ce - it- n NV, Ir;' c hid ~ibrupd) etidtq lfttvuu~ hs.-,i%.~ raiii ind oil kon the tr i, , Whit worth Takes rc'.mts-.I -I ,.tivo. h.i.,r,j f' u,t)tcktrtsI It sg wis cc the dth Liii while Retiuum'.uu cc III it Ptis t, isum 55 on hi 1. he'sruu i-24. . Rttliiwn h,id %un the fir, ,t 1.~. Lip '*1.. butw -ta tr a ilin g Lungur in N- ~-^-cutxi hvilit wht:n ttk- rain ui- ted a halt tt'ii.l usenushi uf Car. silent tv Skj) Hartx-r 1t s!. 'lisa. ,au,'.l fourth to Ju.9us - kitoru of I u'rrvnu.'e, Calif Iii tether racini avtiuu. Jas k ILt'cccher s-st Spntrtglk'ld, I_Thu ' I, f K % %% I.. Is % ~ , I N 55 us so ill W lit -cJtui.s ujm.st -ire %ijur favorites' %uu'ry it, tot' tTQUtulC, - - sjs,) kaLh Whit%burth jiter %ijujing thl. Southg.,*te Otien tdis tourn,asuit,'.s( on he fifth ecu 'te t i ----- ;ic 4ukit _!tm !h ;'l_m c cult 'Ai slift rsszig us 551 tatii car ratin s. 511 ibiUktc Sun day urdoi Juhnctwk had wust A stilliLar nit C there fliaraday UI '.i ('h 'smIle. I'm *r'..iu f sIrti.utt> tsunp' 5011.1 1 t'- i N three- , , s- C tt :ti, [k,ura&jj, a 15qrdr_0Id'l.,r%,jwt~_ . , ' * C:imu.adian ruie on the tour. s-si the 18th S;it'.l_i', t. Itat 1 1 - I wus,j '"c , - �From Monday, August 21, 1972 2B-The Sanford Herald Medals Mart Martin, I 131U (F I.I) in Dialed I'rr pert Sons To Tanner Pulling Out All Stops n the WtL. 1anncr .'nd E.11. . ..I I C 5 ii.. ill I to '1l.010 Ii hri All tTh,ut ii Tunnt r hat . • .4. 111. r • i-.lu--heatit r ci ills Boston I,') climb into .i flat.1s,holed firstplace tie ,t.is his 1(~-% ,..r.old kill In cacti t it cc as just axsut e noug h .. -. ...t. "a .. 1111 I' . Baltimore OskI mu tic-Ic iteti Milccaukee nipped Kansas (st game's Sundas He had his 10-year-old ~nntng, canw up ilAith eight of T)~vr%. **atki ur've liesen min- son. Snice. chooas.e the White ''he'n Point mini. Iser ins, to other religious articles 5 5 lineup The re-cult ci cc 'm 4., sl&tssr's * cer Boston in the In the \ationi l.rague. Hous- oss n outlast cixth in the tiC's' Angels 11 the sent to him bv fans, Ainong r s Mn-tim! iSt Lhr -cc tim I I opor nor of their tutribill. Then Tinner reverted to his oct-n h'-o-' IP 'til Came t ti" ti-i, Ii"l - - Hampton of Sanford uneorked the su1nrin ri the sftbaIl tOSS esTflt in th e c'*npelLtiC)1 tIIiLs"h .irhe Mae . - . as for retarded children oril to . The Setninole County- Association for Retarded (iuIdrt sponsored Miss Hampton's trip to California - ' . . : ' .. -- . 4 - - z- . - r - ISf '- R m.t-' ire - gri I, '--e C s en - '-s' i" a's - enth tr.nin thuL ) innati 13 1 t 'lNtl tb. tc -1 s' .s u IV-- - S d - a ' rite her- I \i, ntlrecc k~onumtted thoe firs'. of .\eral w Neu York inental lapses. bN r cc ! ittta 'L'_' ;-' - Twn Nnidn"tc_ Of \t1r1 1 tPh) u*" t 1a%tt tLi( 1 iiU It th(Ucaridrno'tptopl( (dint I ' In th ti!- . r \ *ti.nal I Bill Stiltit iii In pits his I.UI I co 1 SUU CI III - -- -- 4 '' ii i lit- i.t l ,',-. ' (11111 (Ji1ts. 'ta-, I... j • 1141 'I liii. ' 1 . t ff5. 'ii) I lOt) !~i!lcr~ and illowed lust fou r tilt- si\th and Rwhic llel)n, .-r t~il_-, %hile pitching Houston Atided .I t%sot-run .shot in the u1zhttu 11 ' I •ic pecc er the Pirate' Pt *1115 is ti the tirink (if di-,astur. Ilro, offl llsl% v Illiagi, if lit- ( ould 501 4. tumI Ii hit rs his i::t'fl Jun11 Ila-knisan ht -i Pcc __ tv, a cc in Iii, Jo'i 1* m t. )41 -.11 n,,r Tilt' teilw.rk against rr peefesainnahtam c thy 1w replied . c nis' ct tall nil tlwin hums • sci'etI tilt to ct i) 1. tI,r14 .1 h;,re I Pr." st,tr'tl r'p...it.-tlly in pi.i?div IPi ii I would not er. igiiin,' he ui;1 '1'Ii'.5itt'l it hic Is-en lIt.' I ri-fiici- to '. iii-,k, Ph.- tire \fti r 'II this ic t- ir in Phi I) lilpil for rot mu I think I tircerve ;s little rest Itrtui'I;iie ,.%a% nn ;sll.atn,unnl ili' 0' ttiith. .4 r'i.iii' I:jhri-./4-iIvn Vour Sea, ,ori% risost men ire sekmng a '.-swrtu mel jaunty haiti ;#nil grici, he ha it ,in nwhith face, fit .r hot-ri Killanin hold the lire '.r will thev chr.rAilso it% fin SA, 1p4(- ta(It'e perched 4?i a tsulbruq nOSe hut it is $ firm jam-cl fare the tnt, s show ing the IN( tr.'-lit.'iit ShIll ttii' lute Nikit;, F r isht in-v• F'r;ani n of S1.uri ,,inll Queen ~;Ilzabeth '' 11 . 'hI a irrior ccr-irc --: i i'?",eca' ire p.rcln'is times ridden .3 InTO'S uIliIItanrc- of hit dc-sIt A eeçs'r 'CII (.I*l '* •t1 .30Ps •t .A Ifr udfr'l knelt f5r the i ntu r (. i me I %1 / they ret ei'.P , decent teiiri.it t Ik'nver 7. he vn1 in hi ILfl4 SPI h tI, topic glory i frr irroitt-urs 'fl lrnptn games are not ii pft5Itt' enterpri ci- , they are r 111(1 pri-. ite i((iit in1n.- -j .. right pratt'-. i rinhitirsI inter c-nt fl3IV!e hi r.'Irl to f i nancial -un in !h. Inilerpri iiIeed iChttetvn which even the ristmustiiltimat.ly m.,k. siti.t. re..lity -Rrund.sge's mess hus ".ecn a sr l 41011 teraying IflflUen( 1r5 utri. Kenv for: ;r.mst.-? r, '4nr,'cgu' Mon.' ii i1.'i,it fl (ifl ;-.' the I The gmnisistit riluld ritat a ,hreat., yield t~, Fir indig.' unre flistir, out (of itep with inixt'rit times Vio-rNipst, yet rmisso A'rtt,rs 11 - - ~ SOUTHERN AIR hr u.p I 'lligh P-4FCOINC ' ,14 r'rt.*r 't : re . - =~ ~__ I Who -juill they ' 4et ,n t'..- ('y--ç, -aht-rp - ! Jac k i termed Tir;jr:iI;iqo, I lig I-ifew, pirroluth. eff .II4 lhl;er -mr.d acting like .1 Chir'i (Hriitrwrn iatijrn flmundag.-s prtncip.att-s have lit r leiee1 archait- h is; IIP - r , ' it's r sprucinge trial 'i - rr,tt4 . ons, tuts I 11.1 lit 110,1 ttlV.fl Muiiii It I tsiir,I t'tr he titiilt a f ill tiit IlILIlItIW hi'iUie 51115 a iiiijlti:iellion dollar fortune iii k of lv Ic liii Ilrundai.. hunt thu Depression years M--ttiooirs. \%ritten in German I:ilt-r -,a r % ell .I jorestiflent of the 11111 .Lsp:ino-w. garnished ,Aith (t S ohinjolf. Collifflittee .' the (uttire (in the, tilt I the 1( rein 1 taken :y a rn-i' ,its,truill(on t-rigineer ,ind N ' Although luit w a lk hat a bit sirsi his voice orrattiortaily - '.4.%.'1F 'dF lilt,% %lit h hwh i ircles (or hall gr.. so. : i;, 'rj'- iifjii,'iie,' tin It rn ii I limit frouii 'l4'tiri.'t,'r kit I liii *III,- llrololin-~ "oul(I Ilk(- is, ro-hl m, (i krmdt '.c ho is nit 41111 ialt. fill long field ranked onl) rituth ill tile ;\I.,(, 11, pnuit liii, I itt si ir cc uth m tu 7 ms. rut lust lIt • tiuulil \Ioruji irud (hip (ii 1¼S I- k i-ni if I 'iuipp- can do thu flit' Jolt, at miii.' t;mc- hk and M'conul-Year 1 )lstnpiut lust cc ithout - A cc orrs (/_-ilo 4nv \ ,- ,-~ I' - nylon cord ti re- I ii / - 1. - '" a hard to to ever ay 1 ~ ~~i~~ - - Air Boys i~ - -, ,_ -' '- "' r _~ I .:~ L - - . - - - ' ' - - I-- -1 - ' -- -1, *1 ' a ' - - - . - ' - I 4 .-'-' ' - -- " - ' ' r, - -,-- t- . -- , - ' 95 I'tums uniqum' org:lnhzatuoni t'nitrustt'd 'huts cc ith ti'' mutiph.. U s ifm Is if Ilioru Ii Ut iii ;ill) tithm I ,,ttIUI) II) '-c' ' r , i 6 - Pit.' I general publis seenuis hurdh) ;cc.irs- of the thousands if dranuu;,tic life-or.de:mth s-ncounters faced es-cry year h) thus' tit'.Iit'ited nan and ccci:uu-n iii this' Et'tlu'nih As latin in:l I--, ' - ' Honor ilItlIr '.. ' Mp-tinffinn 'I'o I -'i -- _/ ' . ,_ -_~ . " - -. - I ,~7. ,1 r * keep bussllruntiage said cc th -' du p- si itt ci hut hi, I hi • iii 'IrIS- pI;in litre is for - mt.-fm'iisi-r j I .~, ~,~WI ~"~I - _.'' (1114 IS'. IS i )iifl - I: settiI, figure improved, but if they are inThe other uni1, veteran lion jurs'tI, tilt- prurient backup tuan Sniuhos'. , is strung against the is int'xpcnit-ns-ed rookie ('hurt- s run but only so-so ;IS a pass Morris rusher Vets-ran Bob Ihniggs 1111(1 Thicofknsis- - line 1s stronges rookie Lester Suns uine in is-. it ('enter where vets-runs .fill. serve ('tcpu-I;intl and l"reth Ihcoighin reThe las-kit's are veterans icrturn. John Ut'iinmrie is an u's- i) Stark and alter Johnson pit-rienevtl guard, and Bubbu cc uth trit1s- acquisition Jerry I 'i-na ii highhs- touted draft hush (r..iii Detroit in reserve, hint-c (i f a star ago, is us. 'lii.' hirieis,I('kmuu: corps 11111)' Iws-teth tit bt-zit mit s- s-ts'raru C :stt a nt't'k-1 face t;ttung frtiui M-u-(tn)l-seur iiut'n Ruth Kitigru-a _________________ -in the iimuldh atud (h,mrluu' Kill oH thus ttutsiihu Veterans 4 ins ire Iiiii houston in thu. nmnhlle a n d Iumhn(:irhn, tor: md 13111) An - .-• pri-siflo-rils. like old s,oIrlwr,,. becamusu- iii the trade of J ack (; 5kt'rs to the n. cc York (,i mall Bob McKa\ at tile other (I"r liii- wurl it i, , li~trtl ill %istjahio~ ,It, Iirotuleiiis arc just is c. tim is ininink cc mPh i line I;ist ) mar cc hit- ti Sc as easily JttItl* thr.-ii II) *)i)Isitifltt r080l'rs I-I, f.'tisis . i- nil lii' Jri,' ws that lu';ms u-s the probit-uti itt line cc hutuhi tctit'k ing Shun uuhi - .1 I he stn*rItl gi II cran [hill Couk* roft or rookic lit it - F r ink I'itts irtil m,uiiil run froium r uistiin, ml, Ii niti, rs him his ststt'1 t-Is-I-u':Itt-hiin4 tight ends ill Milt I)i'. isitufl of the Aitieri iii b-'uot. 'J e 1AVI. , uiuqut-tnr ibis iaitue MliiwIcugC Is equamizeti by the facts he cannot run 1110mm' than a fs' feet and cannot throw lung passes consistently. I'tessurt- on Nelsen ccas in' cIt-used last year by failure of tlt- s'(knsms- - line to his-k cccli ('01)41gb to establish a gull run' lul g;iuns-, despite this hIresu - n* -e of still-brilliant halfback I i- ros Ks-us unit fullback Iii, Party I st-n'. omwi&. of reit in his foorti, i, -li?,,r in tilt- defal liltin and Ill, kvrson for tilt, other guard dch%ur tilt- Iiing passus Ito sits )I ro,vvi%crs as Fair llowkcr and S ott " Pt )enrs us enough," rUi.- r .. loath ill tm-ails thiis.';i;uii I Iiiti', 4(411111 ( 11 ,1111;t, liii (- . Loners v . sit JI i ..- the Iiii,I tisiff ,of Li - tile ;i thu• u ,iritrnvirsiil ii '.iili nt of Ihi hilt iii ullin ii Ph , iii( S ('i,riiiiiittii Within next i t- ill IsI iiiint kin t rtiletl t, II III ililitilli s thin (I .irk Ii or. I F ri Hi h noliheiji 'in r I i.rd Kihlariin a Jovial. cc icti- ra. kiri Irishman Iiriirii..r.- V. is i:rahuiini: - i ha . . ;6- tv anothcr canipawn it I,, l)j.IIIIt,(j last :ivar alit Ill-% for. i-slat-i i.ill% vulnerable it) till- ruii di'll!lIfill lit. cmi Iv:ld Ills. ti-mil t,l Ill.itiII11% and hs,ol it(,%% lackles List % @-~Ir and ~ssas l g.f,. I , I I . f .I rcpvat title lit tilt, Ci- titral Hookle D,itig Dit-ken st.-irti-d must coine through this )ear D,),l %% ilson struck out 14 I;tt a tie-breaking horne run in ' ..- - .•1.i pIns.- Ii it ' -'v ,10" " ' - I I 'loss OR - 'I s. - '., - i__._ - ,% -_L I - -- Herald racing photog, Roger Hodges says he didn't nntsgcttirig those- shuts cd scc-Wr-y lane at the Paul White-man ('up race's th is past weekend. "Nocsmr showed upatvuctars'lane'"saysftoger Judging from Rngers pa st shots a have to believe H 4 - 1 111; ' - ) - - - - Ma/or • League - zut '..,,.i * Nt cc York si Icagn) "t 1.*fl%IiS 11 ,ratrvhl ;,!iJ:#(1l#-1;.!ll,i I lIlfli ' Pet '*5 4. • Sr 1 2 61 55 5 55 58 41' 16 !11 40 4 71 % ro 4 I 469 111". i, , f. , '°' Ikk!'It'll - 58 56 51M 4 Chut €- 48 5&3 6 441 71 Diu'la h3.-iuIt'. lloustan :t I'tuil.adrlphma I unrinnati B. S- York I \tuntj'val Atlanta 0 San Francisco 5, St LOUIs 3 Chicago 5, ItiS An4cks 3 Pittsburg 5 -5, San Diego 3- EM ~cars Mind )ou, this Ls not in the 1 p ifimiuijt I as L1W coaches have blue- - - ,;W -v ' - -.5 _, - - - -- , '' - - - - ents' - 'r' '%- - - ' 1. - , - ' - 1, - I - If - - - - %~k' 41L - . - • -- . - - - - ' p . , I , - • - ' - fr ' 'c.- ' • -' - teLevted spectator spurt surek i;;i,'; Mtlstaiukt'r, Kansas City 1 4. Baltimore Chicago 15,4 7$ iCSAS 0. 10 I— ti',! tha: the!, Tarad split-I fat-matit*'is seem to lack uru.agin.atuon 'The spectators beginning tnt g'aess the p15)5 es-en before the->- de-sislop. and that's no fun 11' baa became uris-s-Itable ca-ce-pc in rare u.nstarw-t-a are , i ads)*s Games C-sliforma Mesersziuth 3.7 41 Baltuiiutru Dobson 13-12, n M mrunesota 4 Perry 1111) at Cleveland I Wuk-cix 6-11 ii Oakland hunter 154 at l troll tEr rican 3-0. ni (tril games stw'auk'd Tuei*da> 'a Games ('altforyua at Baltimore, n Minnesota at Cie"t'etand, Tea-as at Milwaukee, C',1 BOSUIn 1 Oakland at Dottølt. Nest York at Cbic3410 .i-atl ,-n',! lillib,.the criUcs are asbang &it pxo It5ILL appr'uaCTwI, We ii'. dart more it-ama use the wishtx'ne.T f orma tion from which the quarterback either can çtion off to any twit- of the other three ba ckfield flit'ri It keep it Too risk>, in tee-ins of qucarterbac-k enjuries arid the ref or e flK*'W) replies Mike Garrett. citsose years in pro football have gisen him a sort of ugioffsccii title of wothsarr cc-hen a bunch of th e boys ga th er around to talk about cc'hats u f or 1!72. - Ii GIL-rorit But it depends on hat ha th. er dci suN dfl d back suncu he kft the Kansas thejobiftheg'.) ftht.-m Cut Ont'is a I ccc sears back gets clobbered You pas a man schat With all of Garrett's 51difl- - b,, 55 Blue' signed "ned Ni • ' ' ba bafloutofLhevffensvrdo1- i'i.ri "And NamaUi the - What tt'us iU rrsean tI it lcri"-s (r,, .Ile tiell in t1he bou.s.ne" .r-at-s I- pa!,s.' sa%5 Garre.l. - th( 51 .1*) - 5UI1 t Stii.1' dO is and more versatile qual-~- star backs wtx öori t mu-mi gus-mg 'tri€t '-samnath aas side-lined oil it-.,. io-i'i operation (in ,.-, .,,_ .._.a . 411111614 6wm , &,. 11 teammate Sam .in (time a ~1(_-I.rrlljr,l -- Bruldie. u ho saambled and ran wtere he was a wuhbiwe-T titmation quart erback who UItefl II CU (UI year unui near Use end of the season, could t ur n the game arotrid wi th the wish. bone-T formati on where the quarterback is buttressed b the fullba ck and the haL'tg.cks are spr ead behind bins in the shape of the wishtxint' Then the quarterback has four options wi th whi ch to add a note of in) st.er) ts each play cciii 1w hand off to the f,'Rack or me of the balfbackz, or cc-ill he keep and sweep around one end or other, or oft tackle, wi th at least two of the three other 1. The Tigtrs. bixth in 191', f in i s he d sixth again in II Cobb bed the A rn ero :.. League' it butting agiuL dropped to a dismal 3) In 1971 the' A's thC -1uTflCr-lcbfl League Wt-st Ut vision ohampioniship a n '1 outran and outgauned his other tukel will be pLayed as safety because he is to fast arid curuun. Yet he would make an ideal wishbone-T sigr.al ca ller f or the Rains if the-i dr't i,lready have Gabriel The- upshot of aU this is that the football spectator wants Li' see more of the col lege fol de ro such as the wishbone-I -. spliced into pro footba ll if dad to conti nue nussing his Lawn. mowing ss-,unc rse% afternoon c WA D WO B 14,111. I4,,(1j.j)jjIo(j fj(,1,tt fj , RECORD CjjjI . 5j)eq!(jj(~jj ttvio,ifil 11 liii. , olo -S.SUt IA III) I9ti.5S TIM Vol (1Ut1it1) tIc; -- )-cl UI WOODS FLORIDA TITLE MAH KARATE PERMITTED Dewy IkIb.i.. IVWA7 Witid hi5h$ hi.v.I1ltt cb. ,l k. p,cMl rtfu-*. Ia tls ..st,L. mimi i .ta,,n ulmi ruokis - . -i -- ti-nI,iut I., 'A 111) c.muhii' .t tile' lsnttu J cieam1' ES,- '4 .- . 3'r 1Ir 5) - -' ,', '*uut ibm' t'tusersm' side of tinults-lIllili011 ukhtie'ts Pbsnone intl euiit,It'nii .1 cc ingi-ti. fu'ur-ps)initesl it.Ir sUIWrlitult)54'Ii user a git)is, rucrt- st-rutirig tiit' inml tin lilt s thu tilt, :911 - .suffeni'mi (ISm , _, wIll (C$ALUNQ4I) FLORIDA TAG TITLE MATCH CNA*PtON1 & Ray STEVENS d.l..d ..u., & L ouie TILLET . - - . - - a • -"' . Mike GEORGE •' TA tJRUS i..y OAi ., phi pogy" 1111=q I1 _________________ 1k.- fui, LL 15c bso r be rs. 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' ' EACH Fit Between Studdings Survivor 36 - i'" QQ iiti :1, Dallas hullIlilt-it Nmcc UrIt',muus -. .....Y I IDEAL LINING MATERIAL ( They Just lop I li 44,., (ualder, Ii three-year cFI-' :,'W'l;';Ol;':,I ;IIl; Il'l':,,I "1;l iiu(-Iultn'r of the' Cardinal taxi oilier cc t'ckcnii re'sult2 Nt-w CiuhitC Ui situ Ikris-mr I':ngliiril beat Chicago 21'17, ahut'ad 13-0 and thin-cc a 2n. iirtl It'trouI Intihht'*i ( ht's'isaiitl poiss to Jackie Shusith on his fit St Ilmustiri 4111cc lit-il ( ni't'ui lt.mc it- - -•''_ _, -' - - . '-- ir Il.ihit*Ii,iil) lt'i('SlSt'Ii gimula' ilt'iih!uw'k Nick BOCKWINKFL . - -' - 1)51 D OF F SE I PR IN ri NC1 FL \ Ti s '2i IN CHES iv i. i i it r tin I.i's Anti,' Its htuitis lit .. ._ - ' shock - -_ SHEETS :1(0k ') '' ,- Heavy-duty I, Jaiiu,- --c 1 Plc l,riikm'ui - -. mote oc' I,, ,,inIi-' I . 1 111rilli, tile Haiders, 31 1) rotil - - IT 3 -: - 'i " lhttdtt'ssulJniils r tilt P 13.1) ; '- ' . tijrvii ,,,-IjDl II Out ,v,tdjy 0* t'es -n -/' ' .- ' - 22 '3 . - -h 13 'h 20 i ' -- •3 'f ' l4Ui I - -; letni Tilt- I%% in bill I% ,si t- I for Arts, Ill,* 1.;I,1.1% lip tIP tOt I I 'ii, ' h. .Jihiuiraii uuiilt'rscu'uit siirgi'ns siu.*ikm'd the St Louis Cardinals to a fir 111(14.' ttoaui P.ct* Iu*siirs itnid 5111S ri'lliirtt'I , tiiiig ililiti' :'ouit'frsi lit'hittci 17111 sit-br> cc s-Il .Stu,itl4ii. cc ith lii u's- Ide-nt e over this' Denser Ilronuis in uric PJlial) sit It flu National Foutlaihl I.ciugut' iht' Nt's'. 'irk Giants iiuiml exhibition i!iilium'% tVvr this' ON _____ , P'-c,- iii tile- se'm - ontl half iirutl KILO funk Lit till ill ()Ill ' ILIIIIIII) Is *1,1111 %" ,Ill ii;iil. "I - ' -' ALUMINUM SOUTHERN TITLE Bob GRIFFIN -- •'i -."s F E I size - 28-Year-Old Seeks ' THREE TITLE MATCHES PAUL - - TONIGHT DOUBLE SuDoy COLT I. UI IIUVI I' hIU'si1s - DO 1110-011111111 STADIU84 at__ Crawford lo an earls holdout lid pr1ng, threatened to i-i-' - banged-up who still aheays are a paasmg knee, threat, so the defensive Some of the big arid quick doesn't krg,w just host to move quartc'rbat,ks. like Roman out Gabriel cmi the Barns, who can Eddie Phillips. diidttd t,> the E!t- dtr 24 'ume-s run drsp:te hu great passir flari-is from Darrell Rvyai's "as Lurid histor record, San Fran cisco's John Uni'tt-r si t> of Tea-as Lorughurns a SPEEDS A 8'30 P P.M. M Before this Blue Pt'rt- the (est'iLipr4t'nt st ro-.ss-r oL it~ tough season like lam 1 ITI'JIIJMj -' - iner ta-tcci'rn tirther )ou win I • ,.% otid tocor(i of 4 30 8 ill fl,vn % -100 rnrlie( 01~oij)oc trial 1,1 P% ki P BI.'ickwall tubeless Tire - ' (;,I?-, l,".' t.i -- mtuun for its lint rusori! out-mL'intling ;mt-htiest-iijt'nis, The iIumiust routine herou&-s :anti s'spert s-flit iu-n-s of Pit' Air ir4ffi. U*ntrol,'iFlight Sums itt' SIs'ct,iiists in! h-:I tutu,' It iaus ccill tri;gtct Ii nuutlicncc iii' it(etmtl--U h tilt' limiting f a ripe iii iim.'uiilliun, tunim'nung the - lull its staff if t,ii,tl dediemt'-i pitt u IIum'ulesugn'fth4'r('c(-r',;j us itlls iii lit ihizm s in air tr,ui m'uh as s-rh-ti I cct, diii.'-. \l '*i ( )131 I ANS 'Al' I irs s 1(15111 sIll t&istrksrut iui,j Ii 'tid collegiatechampion m tours.. S iltu r ii IS liii, turn. I I I A cc ill p1 is I)rike s Hull (reIn mu ollisi'ui p utti iIt ()ccls cciii sift I I' urthtr Informatio n iii mc is tilt. on lIluntus in thu first - •, .. & After a munth into the sta son. both Cobb and Blot. ' tried Nwiuith &and man) of the o, jarr ir4:s and those of vther back- look an exetuti%e job 1(,,r gutod quarterbacks are grtuur fieldvvtrrars,sarneuf theAIl. three wt-'c-k ccith bath a.'sd,'toucan'taflcx'd Wise burn Leama this 'tear are e'spt-ctrd to room ',,p.p, f,. thrOL10 injur". either its it put inure eniplih:as ut,Ow IAI&b- according 1,; tilstury. rnadu drilli'lla"Lilig card or as the dLffer- bune-T formation. to get Pro no iLKh hreats oflowe%qj is Criucs of pro fo%xb&U as a PtVI itfipe T:ngs - , ' pt--a.t-'d , Result \tlanto Niche-n 11 -1 at i'ts1adetphu.a Canton 2D6i. i ' - .-i Etili vetis %tri-sit) of Souawn CaLforms liewtain Troph) mirricy and a .San I )uegs (harp-i rs.nirs i architectu,we uif the plays some 0# Kama.-, ('I*,% 2, Milwaukee I y- -srun,tacJear but Raltirnourr :. Mmnmata I ,.4 ('irk-innati - Mc-Ciolthin 6-5) At shake oft the- lrtharg cctucth has gripped it the last couple of lit a,. tietrout 1(1. ( \ least of thtse.t- us suhethrr pro football, posed as it is to tonaltt'les-usucint-s-eri weekend and Mand.alio rught.s. is going to I3-,.tnri3 1ida> ' a (;am es \1s'fltrcJal ) Tofre: 13-SI, r houston i fit-usa B-ID at Nt-cc York I M uUack 30-7 I. fl (tut-aio 'Hands 9.51 at San Diego 'Kirby 20-131.0 St Louis Gibson 13-7' at Las %ngelcs tSutton 13-7i. ri Only iaines SCheduled Tuesday's Guinea stlanta at Philadelphia. u' tlriCIflflitI at Montreal. 1l'uston at New York. n lLYulc-ago at San Diego, n St Louts at Los Angeles. n I5itlstargb at San Fra.nctsc'm, - - . Sislur") 's Rit-sults I. . - - t-,LLxneS 5 ( U Sundaii, 's 14-sultia -- - A10 f( i %ational affiliates. .has pient) pres,saw problenu as thse SCASOlL dram a nit-a. Not the 51 46 69 4 ithiktnua It-SItS t trasi-innati 5. Nt-% York 0 I'hilLatklphui4,ihi'uson3 'stontrr It stl ( I A 55 58 -' - - % est San Vr.irwtscii, 5: 6f, I fl 543 . - -- aaturdass 53 - ttflM*'t LlnLstL.fl I, 5 Oakland tAnS Angeles 60 5) 531 101.2 \innwso ta '.ttanit, 5' t441 21 ansas Ctt% Sr IL. Put (.1 37 29 6 - f1 \,lIt'nul Iaru( I - WishbonewT Bc THE kSsw.lkTEfl PRI 5 r,mruktd scu,nmi best in the AFC in puss defense last year, but that Hill)' bc littributihie to oppon s-flfl. t't'hitr;ltitmii en running at (lie Itrmicc nut Skitnit- li ,uuidm- uie,ts'tii',' hat Ks 'juitu I)iriim'n arid ('luffinti Brooks his tu*pl tSho draft pucks unul hethi may start (; IluunoIs, cch,i sit out his nusukit' seatutu lust ear sc ithu a km'. inJuirs is pressitug (Cr a 51st aiuing ccitlu su'.-iund. t';mr curnerbllm'k I I;mn'nu's- Stott, veteran tut'itEiik Ikni Davis, anti SaIs-ti,', Mik.' Ilucct'iI, Ernie IeI It r 11111 liii % iii Sumiuunt r t n ci' St risi. unthirs ' ' -- -- - - ' - 113 i' fttrito-r Purdue LLrll%-.-rcit%'p.tt prili(4S and potentates if in t.mr. I.. take '5cr as field ienIf lb.' oUt-nt,- sputters, the nurn.-r;i1.h.- states iruL but I'lIippe Inukil to will lIt P45111-I scill rids ,,it either vetFew him bust- opt'mat.-t ri knup itiil thus sit tinil Its Sh,rmt'ti has as mdcii the qu,lrU rb mu Ic problem iii the p ast P.c. siars bt'caut' lull Nt-lsi-n anti his ( - rippling hum-u's limst' stirvivid I-kin if Nt'ls,'ui tan emnim oSt r t1 int.i. Vulhmt Stargehl led a hi-hit diaL Ic b driving mn. in three runs A tlanta ' // Ph,' jlLj%j' (10 1--avv \otitw plaNers ,,-I%i- in,ipr probl--ins al quarPm mit n Ic till tti, li ne s, in liii \lu uitru ii t n i pped d lbs ) --.... Nil Super 13551. butt tifl p1I r tI II" I1- ti l t Ii liii i' II tit lii-. SI- tilt.' cliit remain rin ill," 4t 7 .-- 0uirtnrts,' UP tOni t''ut''t P i'd l t lii'- Ski ii ii f"Ii'iw U~' 'klega?.-s tr> mu In. 1% I- tit & - - ' F or lit" t tilhiir of his ,, /4 lj._ -''11 .11 IItitiiti'tl N lit ii itli -) tt.(i sP 1? p(.l ' it s titer UI EVIl NI) \ I Nftk ShIll Ii tIh th''it iii ('us i icc , APt'k I -411cr U. ,ines end and in ige tier, eltaw.rl ltntjn'Iugr was asked if there ~ ' X-or la- 0NTRACI '- No Victory - ..i- .t...ittliIiil I'ri-s' Sports hLr,ives 1-0 and the Pirates took as Pittsburgh battered S.ir I -li,ibht'-hcader (rein the San I la- las in the opener of their ceg lhl1rt-. 9-3 and 5-2. cbooblt--ht,'idtr lilt, Iiobs'rsttr .' - sis skorit It %%;alit.% Mike Philip%, 4 FrAnt isco o% cr .St- Louis. s I um uris truonleti th. IrdirmaIs 5-3; the Montreal relying .• t.sl..t i- taut it in thu ir hill f Lit innin. en A ihlie ( racu fer.L ganics. the Chicago Cu 1)s hitterarki Tim Foh drove in ths,AnQeles ,-nl% run of the game utth an defeated the L, i4.hth mmmi., sin g le . leatiri.. Is _t rc 5-3 tht San Fr ii 1St 0 &4II - l o%cr 1.4r. Angeles. Hickniall's A bc-ri nrrist-unik f,eants it 1114 cli lii C ' I \tr5t hupt th' prescure en .il 1ace Kuninan cuall1'-pci mr I nit r I. 'Isiin4. .S., -, I.. lfl 11114 I ccitts m ii triuniph tcc I - - Supe rTalk 'Runn * • From Browns" Skoric mu' then broke the tic ccith nie:incc hue, their base hits in the third Th e 11ed. I3iin Br) •iflt notched a vis ttr remained 6 1 2 ianscs in front in J mi - " 1,1,11,41 ... I , ;;:ti inI9l run 0.1 iS Sen fink; Smith of Gear- Blue pitching than when he 's thi)- -- NE -stunted a chunky salar-c tithe ,s pa Cobb's home state. wasn't on the mound I.apc'i- 's-ed s'ttl,uit'--- ------ Navin also said that "disa hit-I M-llt'r in the spring s-f lIt- had bee-n making $5 less asked Cobb for a copy of his than Cobb's dream salary, contract. and said he would ciplune , not only money, wa' lt13 and ou could buy Iok unto anti-trust possihili- an important factor 1k.Lkcuyi touring automobile and stunted $92,5(X) cErnIe) balked "IlIum will ts-s 'no hull ton sit-c-p. nc sand lea dee-p" , complete scuth play kit what I wart to pa) Blue' didn't base to go that probably the best pla't'er i: Ar-tht m -..per 't ii's f nickel trimming and. get tunis oi bc 511n't pla,s' pi-,,*- far Curt Flood had pre- the world then, but Cobb had tried It de-fv hum in the past. this' a self. at a ml cr, for fe's.ional baseball. auts are in store for area said ceded him in that area $I,S(). Cobb 'tas suspended by too and did unsc-t'mly things Fmnlc ccresUing (arcs cch'a take in like quitting for a week cchen cc-Ill Navin for a month Woodrew Wilson had jut tonight's Navmn balked Thin Steunborn rcscmn on Finley placed Blue on the he didn't like moved bag arid baggage inti ;da) for Detroit or you stnn't 3rest1ung production at tin road. ,,,,o ts.. p, 'restricted list ..,i •-, cc h mc' h the \1bi!e Orlando sports Stadiutnu Finley also said that he Itt: ,iaid mc'ant that Blue could not hihiutton stas bubbling cciii take- cchut I of Headlining Lbc' card us , would not be defied by Blue, cc Ph enthusiasm \ in. as (lucted ir, Harold play for the As for a mon th Sou th ern Tithe bout in cchi I sus- although he admnattcthat rc'uhIs s-cuis alert to a c'ars agc.. Ses mour's history It ,A as nearly Blue was probably the best pencon challenger Iiudd) Colt attempt, st hole different era Or huh The Golden Age that Cobb's pitcher in the game l3oth to take astay the title lire-scntl. claimed Nusun ur Cobb had no place else to d e rn a n d s cc uuid parties refus ed to budge for oss med bs Turn V,(KulS The tn icasehall Ils-st5 WAS play. what with the rt'Stnc- salars Hoccever. some time Vida Blue said 'bankrupt me Paul Jon's, the Florida tutl' live reserve clause binding I Ty c.bt' 'tuas a holdout PTu1gt' not money,' was the he had added icco thousand bolder ma have a tough tu:iTh e circumstances e'ngulf- him for tier-Tilt) to a major issue Finley. it was seats Jr. the past year, to ing his s-alar battle- with Tigers rt'Lsmnitig his ci-oitn 511K-n Ii'Blue create a seating capacity of understood, t oo k discipline. Detroit Tiger owner Frank Sunue' stuth Blue- But opposes challenger not mone.-, as a major issue bill-c Navin Stadium Navin had an uncommon thought he'd use flit- •Yap- 13,[KP.i in Matsudo tonight In thLs ni-tth he was planning to conPrestige was a factor for likeness to the sprung's dma- uric-se- baseball league as 1ev- And (s,i seats karate still be perrnittt- d aol Cobb. tc*o Navin d oe s not Pue betcct-t'n \ida Blot and er-age , until he discos'rcd struc't nicuthtr 10 Iiusunt'ss couldr, t bjsu- bt't'n said Matsudo is ste-Il adept :it the own Oakland As owner Charlie that there stas in tact an me hod'. and soul A u' d all that bad defense art" Cobb o Fine' international cartel The third title bout Finley ,A as cashing in Fans clamored for Cobb, Because- (if Lus great st'a- Japan had an unscrutttr. agreement with urgani:t-d mmghtul) s-n Blue. stho had 'The fans are complaining brights card has F'Iori'ia Ta.-tfl in 1912 cchen he cornt'-c-ini- s-nt- s-I basn-bal!s It It and right," he said ho!! r. fit I 'r.;i Teanuu titleholders Nick Bh; !'d 41 4 1 f-ott n anted Blue so bad- stmnkel and flay , ________ '_____ -that some rich ones, rep- dt-fendiric against lit-h Griffin , . 'tnting about 40 Oakland and Miii.. ;..-orgc 5r-a companies, offered toO ther nnuitcht-s on the s-ar-ti r';ke up the pay difference ' have Louiv Tilkt niuet'tin Blue Taurus and Ton'- Gin' Both came close to signing battli ng Phil Robt-s ' ,4 !ore they actually signed •s- pt-n in hand stalked on Finley st'hen he Ce1' o'te -scr would make bun IV i- - bud in public with , titular con tr act 59 ;o1M I Its Ill 'sK tu%tIuI Ii I ubb ccg ,,Lsu'415 .IbOUt to sij,'_ ( u,plt-s %rtup '-'w'rsTc p. Ic up Pit h"ssniicti It'.'. .t dl Navin dim he saw thdt Uut star tt-Uuig Joe Nainsath to sarth further on the Tiger owner had loccere-d The Sd Il urrs the bail cxi those up'Irici l I otball &11 that rriake-s for great- a fire-arranged figure th. - 1. I - .' Sfli•'4 A N IL) I III U I) I 6 C e,,'" 1..' 5 %liuiut Pc imni,i iii iii sat r tIll I IiciIif*rpli hotel ahoiulrh'rs cliii en.-' t anti . hair. ., :*. 05 1 I3ilk 111.011' I Hen Santo uh lic n.l kt. tUflsutlrin. 't;ii.tts ti It i1 i mer the Philadelphia Phillies t'urI,Iu 'fl-test' of i',.i ci hc are going to purc ha se s -asin tkets IC eith er 1.) man or Sanford Semu-iok High School arid are fiuntng its costs more to is' a season ticket th an individual seats s'cw are right But Ic Itnu are pa)-usg an additional c-oat you might aiç and realize thit its the cbcac't seats you are getting. Should ou wait and purchase a single ganie- reserve seat )'OU m be stanendof the vc'udon'*wanttobe. Lrmc-udentl) the season tickets for Lensari and Seminole are the same, $15 pet Arid both Grey Bc-s-Ic-s at Seminole and Ed Ruc-krwr at 1%-man cc-il] be happ) to paint up th e adv; 1* c-quaIls' happy to sell I. as mary season "choice seats" ''A" .l1 l;ki 1 ., 41 . - I 11' -- t _i__ 0 - East I 4, ' 7 _______ ball tItr ow ,ipt-i • . • .'r F'hih'idt-iphia II.' firmed 11 H. 111% 11 lUst-i" . --- - - njns, fisc' ui tht iii Urit irni11w ulekit strove the Mets 1. a1nes het'itfld the Pittsbur1ti - ' Here's Talp- Seats Cost and .Tohflfl%- s man. Ori Sun&ta} the Mets had the f.ec talking about the summer ,I Blue Cobb cuss n hits ind literal1 % stilild arouroij on other pla) . I - \ Sports Vdi gr -_ mad V . 'I t,f a pet rrluseijnr, iii tl,t proj.-c !;.TI t'!;0111 'I incH? III) 1111111 (itt. mptindt-nt 1; lilt- joll la%t %var anti ni:q not CO U PLE0 F B I G WINNERS a es csell t'-iese two-i pitc'sers s til cs in .,-t !* ,N- .',- vi-es f. " :' 1 11,( 4-f-- Lrapusts, Both Mociet, Loilich, left &na Ga~loord pr, rl, l000 l%lo ~nt! in Clet,triand. 0'iio, cr%slj tossin 25 coot more LoIsCh is Aith the Detroit .- just Prie" ' - rou A ( till gr. 'ii t hi M By ç "innscesi • In ;.rM t1st'r bit of news frr. Sern;rih' h-s Irs Choice , ii,it-1 ,c ')a.wtQll ioictor% it- • P - Ii Ii sin. Iit"t 'A hits sing k' led ui for the "t enul run Ni. cc Y ork re nl'iLrs two uust - 'tusk of Detroit 'p, I :u h.ilfi:anie Itehind Ih-tkuu I)it ii fmsr -' made their kile-swason charge to %in the National IA-ague C r- tU',t t Holoil.ird nti Craig Nettles each (1 1aughin stock of baseball g ht back the The Mets b 0 - s1. old das-s or ra ther butt, i th at former Seminole High grid star ('ecu NeLson rmvived a scholarship to Ranger College in Ranger. Tex;,~ lulL all thii, . _______ . .! - / 1 ~ - I - In , , - " ' I anpealing L's the bass and girlc ci the -rriincle flip_h to pitch in -- as - Sod Laying Party is tin - it .,u .ini ii on I3mstjiis Murk tr s"ouuisiur to ftrat schstn Fr ink fS ,t,• .4. ,t't last %cCCk. the sccc \ .rk Ilit nn.itL Met.. wi-re talking about the second Before it ccas over. the \tctc conmittled thret erruiN -.innwr of 1%° cuhen thes .. .- ollo, thirst '*1' 1.qwt la ,1 0~ . Ily %%'lI 1,1 ell I'*ISIEV - ~ ~ %ts --. - .~ it second place in the gymnastics event. A total of six Central Florida youths were iu'n:m the & c-tn-cm to r -ec'nt Fl 's- ida ri the cur-"- i'i Hc Au Is, =Tt -.. '' - t. -' _~ - - %~ ___1' NIAnd, tarought home a Medal. This youngoer captured for -- lii Me Reviving Talk Of The Bad Old Days - i-J' bunt, meveil scmnnu r I'm ti Iloltztnifl in %lt st tsttt mflflifllcS - ''' - .. _________________________ ... • ~ Contestants in the rvirripirstitim came from several other -ell as all over the United State.*. no speciAl - all man,agetl Indians The Mist, 8.1. Montreal nosed out uncisccs Atlant a 1 (1 "sIn Francisco - \. tk Mt't.- i e it. t( •ArL t 14 car-old Sanford girl ho captured a first place in tJ'-i ttcnaI ecial Jumior Ols pic- he'd in l.s Angr1t mc lit 'tt r Sps irks I 'tIt c Iso )r.it them ks r L%le Ite-it 14111 .3 10th inning c'tasled St It'uis 5-3 the ('hi ui.ci( ubstoppeult na An1cks5'IhiU P tr.tn sari Diego 9.3 *nd 5'-. ---- red four Oriole Corbin hits tn-luting 'rein> ('rossli'> s •/L P/rr '1.1/. Enough ' 4 - , s c uttu I tori fiiPP('tl PhmI'iielphia 'test York inci'-uruti bellethe -I fr ' Heading up the party virill be the fellows who will get fir-,I i.ck at tr- s in to beat the grass into oblivion , the 9 5 Sanford Seminole fth SL-hM Footballers Y Wfles is hoping to get some help for the footballm and 41, II1l('tI Iis1IiL( I P4fl for the I3ru'cr anint u lti ;I Is.'i N irminer hi ItI hi,*n,Lurs little.-,- for 2-1 ltlflingc Is IIriiz "L&II -; ( *Iv%vI.jnjj ur," said the manager of the 0,I ford high Football Stadium. Minnesota - f..r'flta explosion in the fourth -' - i heat - an k.ces 1.1 and thir Neu York N, . topped Texas 2-0 m io innings - . '*iiserls in In other aiZ. in a suocs'ss!iul eff or t to snap Detroit out of a slump. Tanner u cnt hirn one 1vtter ' ,StI Way and grab a I'-. game lead over Baltimore in ti-cc t i -nc-nc --in I I e's t - tflLflZ I Found a goad luck piece tic-mr s 'trt end the Ilisl hn a Frida% on the flw of the show. ,e d ' O l y m p ic t n ('all- ith Oakland Martins l)t-U-oit Tiger's. n-c an ' ,or L I' s detenined his starting line-tip b> picking it out c-if a hat ~%)unihng from a nine S tt,t it .ir in LinmtI 1 lt)l three. nanhtmCr hr the Nin first inning off Mike in tl Old that cc'i' 'ill ll'i't rt-titeai to banish Haiti- Years Brundage Ready To Step Down 1 ' rittr ,inforJ Hr'r,iIeS The ' 20 VI 1. thru Sat. �6A iS-The Sanford Herald A ft-or to "" "' Monday, August 2. 1972 _____ ___ PEAM 1 IN I I' b6g, Friends' remarks bore her to death • V U ? DIE ABBY: I *n an I year.øld girl, reitIy sd sled from Pugh .cbcd I am planning going coIg, = Hang 12 CAMPUC CI A She oet r,sr-i 4 - ,- - - - - - _ - in - - - 1 - - - - - •36 sS - - - - - . - ti 1 ,~ 1- , - L t'~ -JPWL- 44 - "., t4p DEAR ABBY: I just read the "-Om U('H -the SW with the b031rWA who didn't kniow how to km. le'ter Yaw advIce was Intel] him abca.d u*rthm wii she has the knowbaw it a not n'ury t - ba t.o t.efl -4he can teach him without saying a word Kissing is such PnwWas? Traits Abby. rw a pe,romial ABBY. BOX wil . L A- CALIF. 90010 :. ,1 - - - - - 'V . S) 'W *r-5 AiAA-_E,-.'... . %'Cr, .E •E Ailliiiit I ' t1'J - - fstbaCavsIR*i mu tiie I e.-AR-Er N:%.A uSrl}S )1S I di> to IR&L $ 4 to thull rockj ,,'7ilEIZ: 0'.;t & co;,irw of action ir. slazi. )c,u can modernue airld Lmricit-C your environment It U also A tociij da) to %-Mt $,'>ad fnenss anj firl thru best lideal for ) clut futurr rrovels ARIES Mar 21 to Ara IQI You are able to get together with fne4, mi enp_gt an actmri that are mutually rruciyed Know hat it is ,ou most 'ana to do Then can- t hroughn $ Poutl%r faLhion Bt UAW TAURUS (Apf . 10 to fits) . ,Op knoms %hat yout true unm trILMActions. then Su4c lioui actions accordingly MLLe sunt GEMINI (Ma) . I I to June 2 1) You have the Lnorwaucin ACPW to jt,= )OUT JUMS and Can MjLLr the T1411f Wilitilictil for doing committed )outwit to certain duuts and this a tbe do) tz try through with mcm lisvir a more harmonious crosssaxse. right side up and then place another b%* it wjtl~ the narrow end of one against the wide end - and trim straight so the seam will be even. Press seam open Finish out the cotnez-s of the square with scraps from the ties so as to mike it just the size of the pattern. When .ou have made sea-. eral of these nice square blacks stirt sewing them to. gether with right sides together and then fold out and press Sew enough blacks together to make the desired length of the qwlt, then add rows at the side until it Is A. - . - .1 Play - %owni a diffeirrit backpound filorn youni, you can pt the ---or Carefully 21 CAwald: "Now it is .%bout helpful tiu and others Be coralaieratr 12 handle )owt chor ' = a moq-, 17111 1dirm and efficient is my Flind - care. EkST if ," " 11 , I,) - i'i' i * a £ i bMflMR JUt LUD)IC flVU)t isM Freneh #4 ;4ntnrtl I.) iflK li 1 ,~~ - e -.-• pace at home he sure it ii a con uclier one Stne. Icir moreharmonyat eandhareuicaeasedbrpuse* Show m I 11 I //;~~, / I %Nt.. - ill 4441 -%.,--- "t# I ..ic , Op.., * 4. Cc.r I ..rr-r ... 4AKQJ EA' - WPIIVUL.,.Us- SAGITTARIUS 22 to Dm 21)Youuantioince-raie ire-t - her of allies and 50,1 c-,, i, -' t> ,rM CIF uo1ai aitI%-1Uru bring more modem )I1I 4CIUCI brings best results kilts at home tonight CAPRICORN (Doc . 1. 1 to )an :o) if Pit ' i r Paw 'P&iii you ajopt & more Find 0s)-s to cut duo a on cipenwil. espect&4 what th,A cost of enterta=ent is concerned AQUARIUS I)an 21 to Fet, I 9) Know what ycpu want of & re, thcn take tLe r4ht steps to &It&= it. You ate dyma= now and c4a c"~y list others to go allonji; wiLL yow PISCES (Feb 20 to Mat , .o) shou that you cam think out 1W 1. 1. I wrilla 74 I - F! I V) '.a Q ., i-dOS - _j i er ,31. I - ) I -40 I- 11:30 (2) HoIlv*Lx,d ~r' (6) Love of Lfe L 1, _~ j"i, , 1. WINTHROP - 4 . ( 9) N ii i, ) E0PESO4 -f r I. :0.11WSP&IIIIII IN 11111"', G R f:(:~PE:Cle_ ? %`i"y _TI-i1ESl 1,AL',1,AY13 Nur L-it5i* To AND j ' - QU EEN F81.000'' . I oo CALL-? 1I I1 ) . __~: _T_ i __ ,,, i -_ All My CrtIIiJrI,I 1t BLONDIE ~ It 71' E-E J- %ED , )_ , . . DA&A,,x7 ~%; wA, .c 11611TATiC04 77D CLAUDi A 6 "C;"p %.3 FCQ A I viz I: -S 'i j '~; . ;. - PFLAUk.#'S (WEDDN3 .,~__ ;T "'. ~-, ~, .I ! I_ 4 ". " i, ) j il ~1_ . -op, ,~ I Ar 6 y Chic 711,4 E CC~,-,- f ov- IN A P %1 EA6_*, ). k1. l), .. I .~ I .W if Ii ' 1 ç- •. J 00 (2) I I I Youlig E - r %,:, ,v A:Q -4, ., . , I" ., "" '* I ' '; World R ~=M --- . 'IONIG 11 10 P M NOW SHOAIN 1, (9) NOA IV wed - S,t £ S un IJO This W 1) Three Turns (9) Lot s ,%~jke a Deal I V Soilviersel ~2~ .- 1, ( I ~: " I 1 . , 11' ~j I . - ~ A .., A"t-5 To ,A;o~ %-y' 111 P' -A-F- AS Ck,kR. I - to-A64 OF THE - t '4~ - I September u now rrady. For ycr4t copy wad your butfulalt '_,i /,-' / / can really criticize that A-PassI'uwaq,tm.,. ~ c-~ , 11 I I j T -, ~ I I ii \\ tract lisould brem in. am. , - ", pla)ed South rldfs tile th" So" III for JACWY A*"" "-,A C1A,;-v.-E' --" KEEP TEi-. 6F:AFTa I.~ .. I 7I?t 1 r '_ I ~ 1~ .~ . - (L/ --_ " t TODAYS QvEbTION y-jr partner bids four ejuta .A.h,,t d,, Y. d, r,. _ /' bTL, Falk and S> Tjr,,7 7 I I ------- .- - Another li%ood 0,1 1 3~30 (2) Retufn to Pepto", Pla k V r iitot , I: : TWICE DAILY : ja i a )v pm. G G R CHA Syll-I T V, lil ~k.-, . .~_ I VY7 ). -, - f'. ) \ \) \ - I r-y---s_ F!" - .~ , I I Iq i/I ~ . I 11 .1 I I % 1: ,,,, . 4 -."-- I P.\ ~, It t~ Do LI nouse I u ,Ii ii f F ,, n,g Val AIL -. I I I) - kN L) Vitt (,p w vi teaK teak S p 4 - lt- I SPECIAL ~ WATCH It, , ZALI itlittis .00 $139 *lk -.0 - 1111, MILLIA dh 14! . A M~'Vrq I .%%Do ,ift% 41 J..V ""I #4 "?, W ". ". I WLUFFADAN~ SILVER " - - L__ '•' I •Ii - :-. IN N IR 1--i , - .. ~ !:~ 1 ,1" ~'O ")uI ~, ~, i flat 'I ....r .. • ~ 461-14, MOUSE ,, 9 UIYS ' r .~ I F J to- MICKEY We Still Have (Xar I ~ __ _____ - I l, I k Ok'N-t OPt % 0AIL I I %A, L L 0 % . ~, .. ~ ) . f ) •i .& .i- ..- ) . , .4 , I 6;* i ,~# 01 , C• .~ ; , ) 4 -~ - • ,~O-f , -• 11) #Gkitl, " 1( ~& P_ __`1 ,:~ 10V or 4~ I T I ) i ( -- 9 I e,,_~~\ " I-" IiD - ,I k- ' k~. 1111 , r':.:6 \ j / I A U L ,~ fl_5~) -, I - / Barry I , 4'L :_i1i" t /aAc\ I COULPNT' r OUT ( &O 1 1 tN I \ ' I ' ro&*t ux.r _ I - F LCk*'AT Vruscio PACTTOJO,N j ONTO EACl T)4FATI OTl-IER FOR cgAL v.A1C1E'6 -i ~~71 \ / Tl4>' D rí (- j -I~ . -u , . - '-._U/ MA E . ______11 i)) V 'J, ,,~I,Ocv , , \) / I'A I c~*k , 4 ..) _ II ~ ~I ~ ) , /11-1) f, "I a ~r l# , . I I / " 1~/C;l ( 4 "-w-1 I ~ -I-Mr-PHANTOM IAOf , ), o, - - ( I . - - r Mon Walker .G0IA O') 'ET , ~ _________ --- I - 4 aa'- W10 I 0 •••_ ~/ THE PHANTOM You. South. hold. Jim: " South mitbi well have raised his payiner to & 1743 92 0 AK943 4674t t T-.\ - L_ . ))l ,,,,, `r- & () Pssird I 30 (2) Ne.ss (6) Sirr t or Dick CorolI. _______________________________ ________________________________ - f - _______________________ , .j el I . . .US Otuald & James Jairob% .. !Iff= f LLff . . Oirwald: Orle of the Meg I~ -The bidding Liij ~,rr-~ I h - - -_ should do is I usl to play c , "-. ~ full) It is surprim how IV Mle L ~ Pau ZV man% contracts will be 1)b" P-1 P111.11111 3* 1000 ,!~_ 3V Pan talirif by following this pre. Pam 34 07* spade, but that is $ urPs Here is a naturi~-bcrrn trouble thoottivibo u&n to Lmctrd sucb Imes. including pir) chology G;vc Scioid spiritual itistintris -The Stan impel. they do not ocimpel " What you make of _. . - -' -. I AFTERNOON by A YoC)NCcarLjL mzc- 6 It 1P` -C, ; - ' 'L%% - / / - lllfw~,$" '~Ieqj,,, Ill!!! ~ $ I I 0 ..i . sall W, tO 00 (2) Dinah's 10 ,30 (2) Ccrcentra1, pi X 16 I ft C. -,_ _-Z. I ~~ ( - ,I. . .-AT ~ r 004,< ( li.'AD AT %-ED ~ - t. I~ -7 Aa--,-,r / , 1 rpade West must pa s aceandnowSouthissaajting w Ui the king of trtt"ip' to ' I keep Lasts 10 from doing an> damage FRIED CHICkEN 9,30 (6) Mery Griffin - NX _______ __ . .' BEETLE BAILEY with a club and Icadsa low o . brfut through Linen to ideas of others jj~d adopt the twal for yourwif Cow to twe understandirg a itb mate South just enteri his hand ..-~, p j 4040" 11 (9) Ailike Douglas 9 00 ~ 2) Phil Donahue i6) Rompor Room - , k.f I ( __00e fL,r ) i-i- - L--. I - '.. - I - I 6:30 (6) Summer S--.,j-,, 9, 0.~_41 . ~ of - As Wt - $1 .10 The Green Top - 44 91l; sit S I 6 II (6) SunsPiir..6 .2) World Ic AS* _,N LY UOTL'.,Ti4PPEAREP' Free - 4 "It's Holley Dipped inner 25 . Mllkshokes - Regular '/j - ( MQRp ' r • -' f wilth Pcrxms )'" Like. 60 contact them early for a tti-tolsether - Tuesday Night . y Crooks & Lowren .•L.T HOWL L \J HELl ' r (6) I ~, ''I- R% . _1~ IIA,V~S A'r A a_-Ap-, . VIVIS~:--_VS LIEE-iN:5 if, I - - _____ I . T' ' I' /- '00- It - he leads J ir, IIELPMn -411%1. I. F - ~;~ vk~ ff. - ,_ . ''LJ , '_ I V , . %% ntequ.nces (1) Dragnet Deal SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER rrTt' AT TNE kJD()E i&'. ( s_ -ss li,;is is __~_ _~ ~~j I problem about t.he rest of 6 Q j A4 #j BLONDIE Be Set .. I /0 DOLIESLE FF5k7LQE . I. . AB b YELL.TWr - I - - -, (6) Pe .--_ WITH ME C*Prrj L 'V 1t ()I'L\ 20c _____ I , I- - I KAvC . ,_ -- I.-~ , 6x -i All, - .__ _, make beautiful throw Pillows- too -MRS. A, D 11. . - - ,4.), ..... I 27 L L ..L. --' ost Cocktails 75 Michelob Beer Y-.. s-s J ~ 2ó 65 Children', Dinner i 9 KI (9 ) Republican 'L ,,, ~4) . ?ti r se4 DO'*% I14 i.,r j*Iji,j -~ by Dick - - , Highball • •011 EVENING y" \ I V 141) 'lmr I s Family Night _____ .. P.F APT 2 PROØLEM 1.LLvI', A V~ .1 I aEcAU e vi '-'.-•'. ,)! ,4 . ,44 44 le- ( -I-- , , -.,- , (2) Dream 01 Nor Dinners N IbS - - I [15 & $195 I Schwarz by Bow.n 1 - T EAA4ZE - - ~ ..-~ I ~( HI '.• ~__ %-_~ i- , IDEA - // COME rr:s CAi,IF.RIJ!A - __ - WINTHPOP . . -11 __ ,-; " by Bill HowriIIa ______ ' - , jj~ 114 I 11 %L I - - r ~ . _. // ~ ,; - 10 I :~ t~~,i , ,I . I . ")L_( 8 SEAFOOD HOUSE 1 - ___~_ 1. 1~ - ~ , block , ,;L -' J ( * V-! . - ; 00 1 ~ A _TAIZI. Elr 14 _; 4) i I ~, I Ar ?AcKlEr- ENTERPRISCt5o, EASY wrAR.; - - %- .A. 40 - rZ.- ,rJ wantedto know h,wtomake & CAPTAIN EASY _:' 'LIPPE4/LY! - <' ok~A, 1 t.irough the middle of the Cl , 1 - - L#4,7-er_0.>.C.i,, - 1 - - .'' '' SGT STRIPES FOREVER tam has a chipped place and the black shows '~ cut a paper square that is I/ ln1 P.-bE • - "' IN & •1 '- Mf'-. - , I house was new when we mosed in Also I pink double sink an the kitchen One side of the hot DEAR P()LLY-Mrg.B.p - : ir i. i-ta 'j ,ill 4 - I ,I '\ r , 1) 71 A /1 ,.,,,•,, .1 - RYDAYIS :t,d.s 11 30 Ill Tonight Sf,ow ------------- i- , . , - ~s t _ I .. i , tiilow,, f ) I - ri' -I ,, -,,~111' . %I ~ ; It I -~ LLT 7J'T MAM, 4Dt4 E •- .( - _1i ----1~ , , -#~ ,~_ -1 . .__________ 10 er 11%,0 )I IS '--' -- 7 •.., ,.., -- 19 their - - .~ -.0"'opp .-- ) -. A .Ei% "" , _: ' ..611 - 1 qu.It taps with old neckties, Llean. np open and press i ( Ak.. _ • A. I ( I. " -, (tC'iJ .0, ~, -_ -~ - •'' THTADGE GUYS by Crooks & Lawrence E'P ei-" ON iW4 MF'.i 0 ".4 "Es A.ç* A I - A '' T.- E FORICAST FOR TVILSDAY. AVGVST 22, 1972 - .' CAPTAIN EASY 'ii % El y Al Vermeer & Schwarz 't., J I think this dulLrIess Is the result of" smearing from mhbtever adhesive was used to apply them. as the ;- 4 - DEAR POLLY-Some of the plastic squares in my Bowen I rrpo. wrilic ,a - -. - / %! /I t).$tIeS as thes ha e ben found in the throats of fish Let For Abbrs booklK -How to Havv a Low* WaidilihiiglBasis $1 I* Abillty. Sait wits, LAs Angeles. Call Mo. .L.L ...... . 1 I ) ! / OR / A -_ - - ~ , • 13. POLLV CRAMER 1111:411 RE-4,DERS-We all Deira to be reminded of the ,/ b'.-~ _ti~~17~:,. . 1i 0 imt~. 'et Catjons Cut-out plastic co%-ers which hold a six CIS u! age can$ together can be dangerous to wilcrilfe n obser-%er Saw a thick die when it call ht its head ir one cii these rings It attempted to free itse and drowned when a fcit was caught Birds will pick up pieces of fila rnient for thtir nests but sometimes become entangled and die eser throw away tan openers from bes-eragc shospoill. adililrew" elovelope. F "'. A DEAR POLLY-Human hazards to the outdoors otter 5-er-rn innocent enough unless we think about their ful md eselow a . --- It,, by ELE4AS • 'Hireaten N I. -4 . nfL' - -..- ;eRI fo,'11'rill"it Krim,fn fillip. *O -8V R( frr 'it . h*iluli' f(ir t'wlay Th ' ItS art NIIU will triver lb. film that will . r..w uri '(frrrwiin M'irin, liv. at I lb. upcnrnlng qeav,n It ' iii Thrri ('ILS will puk up the 'rntr-1tsniIir.r.rrtiit. •.Cflln.cIiintprn m1 fltriplitiftrp [)rr '•i sisil t*rt iti rnver,,. M.(,ivin is s.rj.ut ',niht ,t lflprn. AItU will J'iiIturke.thepnlicrrnr, ' iv.' a si,-, iIl.nrr, ut neither will 7 in .rr1art trnna 4 i i. u pu-k up thr rus The rig.cs ( trair lr. ,!I'c it i pm SET rn'I!b. v ptt(a:; .: it p iii ' ti ('' rr ____ I? AD d TkCcl / A?-Jyr1 Cy , , .,"~ ,A. / _, I, REE L 71`4 Peirsonally. I'd Just. as soon have an amateur so I CAZ It / - ) .I L- r---- -...... TH 4 E BADGE GUYS " i 8 ft&hu-&l t1dD4. It' s XwWising bow quickly an inexpariq c fl-D ME ,~ ~ ---- .'I- <' I wi -1 W, I J 11, c_Lj Vill, irti.r h hIiitit iri4thnun- Stn$rarwIjkey WilltCS;r ') lk PRISCILLA S POP y:t' \; I -'s it - 'Rz 4 '''-.-."'. -- • ".,. N " ___ - ;trwl %pawin frorninentator ,in TV. Rill ~j I - %) ,'S& IC I i_ ___ ____ CIIS Vniing winner last n th litfnrm thrr,ug,ut the prix Iin / -, .-. 5E,' ' , :1 .A G\ A L . I 52 - - - WA L 1,1 is 50 W It'-M-11 10rlay - mdr, - - ?r ~-~-(-j.,-,j-___---) V '%a' 4N la - .\ ) _________________________________ f I ~, s.tedy flLiTiL by Al Vcrmeer OE Su' many W advice Is inairsided (1-Y, ______________________________________________ ill is*aIly thiaki Us . -- - 'TAi<E- A LOOK ('y Convention ittartit in - 1, I / ' :' - Ili al - ______________ . ; 'VIA 30 4* 1',(. lt(,,Av4n ,, ! lifirtin*.-0-:11 11th-In Itriiiint It" .6 1 • V1 - PRISCILLA S POP her be ,: , 1. .1 .." - 1: 09,tj _?m % ,L,-__ -_1 , " ( ,E4 ____ ____ - 1w __1 "11 "fit . - Please print thi s. It may save a mar. b" marriage. TIP ow .1).. -. ., - - - " '!Ion 11 "I BURNS - IN P, tit(,, #- %q rd lirworninAing ;'-virrii Hilliard NI N'llmn I ! - - - - I •- siersk a 1.4 we,e there ste c.s-.saug qsanu-s DSS* aUIt tAM If r.er Irle..d rat. this. ft wUl "save with BIMO UO WILL BE'Ec'r ME _____ She never bchers to (12 her hair and dcth are a e Is n just tid -h a fUth Her b gt CAMPUS CLATTER Larry Lewis __ / LVS POINT In -,Ikl~ , 00/ at 4 f ;,,, ~,~L ~ ,~~ l - I( . _::z I ~-- , I - "- I jk, _? Mt,r4.v. Ait 21. ifl2----5B i t. ?' ." pir Z 'Ap' - .... - $ .,. not an organ redtiLL sEAK' 1 YOOILL I A i'. " - ", IIll., Z~*0 I . 1. .. - i. . 1 ) . . .) t)A . _-__ L" i- .- I,, 4 , J,t- _ -(i-.-11. J,) L) - 48 DEARDL: Most people Fefer lft.C17 to - ; t 9~ __ -,EWAN- .6 I CIS r then bM )VU AM, do they r*&Uy Want to kMV 7 G yE - 12 . marriage by BURNS r " 43 ptabty, SIM0 T Zb_;Sc~_4. -_ - ; 3 S 1 i" Ia of 53 1i*&i.t (ab) 1 DEAR ABS'S. . __ .- " V=F- , _ - - rS'I' - I with , S;-.. .1 A Lt.to •' Acted ezcw for ridIcule si 'Iou -_ -_ z_~ ____-_---~~ y i* -9 I rutileb . I- . TELL F'- ç- r to t*c'orne a orxtan we people g going d I ttfl th , they about fafi AbbY. I know that ad many women want to be morti dens, but you should hear some of the awful remarks tleo;ile make wben I tell them what I am going into. you vmddn' t belleve folks could be to man and mel. eves laugh and ask me MY mind made ted I am n to ) t because people think I m weird. but I do wish you would tell them not to PW dolirm MO ad" graftates who owir !~_ .- .:I - - - - - -- I Kn.y up sb $_ . _,~= ,tm _A10 - 71 - __ .0, ~,1!1---w - __ _ - MTZa By Abigail Van Buren Is The. c4nfrrd Harald Highlights TALIZ L.:MA 43 Av.ftg 6 13.-(I.T'" livwual d " S lk"%" 299M IS W"d4m plim 44 H4% (music v r,,; L-iiarr,iii vdmhalri-"d 26 Hastirned I W Jo cit Zous 34 Colonial 49 Clow I? Not bright '- I P&MI n Idr&%3Uwm*# . :1 t= ruler (war.) 54(alit 9 Cuban darim X Rate bell I :1 sk'"lly LuL-~t Dar.~t c4letaintr 35 TA" batteU V 1tGwiMAn( 24 Gov"Tal"11.111 41%',aqIjW,' -1 DEAR FVTURE Thrie Hamlin by V. T. "s 4*1' R it 11t^~? ,.; eAuk is t, w tbo 001' at' __ CAN e ; . ALLEY V.T. by _________ J, # x ., I'leirins I colkillill by . 1 ill LLNIMAL PLUNIVASOL011131 I ,A."Oj �6B-The Sanford Herald Monday. August 21, 1972 wrv ri u.iir VT uu ... 'V • 7 , - Senator Leo Sullivan shows the problems that stat. legislatures face when Uncle Sam lowered the vol. ing age to IL Ponder the 5 "ages" described below. Which ones should have been added tothe calendar age of 18, re voting or buy. ing whiskey? Legal Notice ,. • Ii.., •VI.IJ. pers.Ui. 'ith th age of onh 7 eari. or ha i' the enk)tional in' ctaiuit' of a kindrriarten tot. osi still can sr,te when -- .. • Carchoslovak crowns worth of sausage to ILaly. West Germa. ey and Austria _______ Legal Nàtuce FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS Pins-by g . vs-.t !I$. ., n-IC •n b4niI$ sNorTh of Irs!ir1i-(t'O of 431 on.! I? C. Lor';wood 5e.r,oe Cou', Fliø.. rfsds. iPle IC" lious rime of. GAYLE'S PLACE oft.! That *5 fs'PCtdIOn.gt$P' 550 $t'C *Th tIre !' CsrC,rI CC-s,rl. 5s-,ro'le CIs.s County, F Iøn.!.. tnt .CCDfdlnCI øI'Pr I'.. Ficiltious ,, 5,5 c' Name S'aIuIC$, to wIt FIe.da 5'aP fri INS &$vti Pals-v C. I Bale, PvblS?t A,jg ii. P. 75 5pç __________________________ ________________________ In 11w Cam! of 11.1 Count?, Ji.epi-. S.sn,n.I Cas.f'?p. Stal, of FI,r,da In Pc.bete In re is. Es'.!, of SSLLAY ROPER. PEECHER FINAL NOTICE NOIC, 5 P.e'St, ;vSr that fist isos-cstg'wd *11. on IPti- iS!', as 0' lepsimber. AD iV'7. p'.'w'l tp t'e Honorable COunt, ,)VO9C c'I 5imnot, Count,. FIOC.Oa Mr fnal rI',,rn. •cccn! 510 rouch,.t as Aom,n's"ratr, of PIts- Estat, of WILLIAM ROBERT PEECHER Oe(Ieiid. I'd It iad Ime, SIte-it and IP,s... mIs-s applCV.on lolPis Sad f.nI ie'tlemtIt of $0 JuOge lt mnt.n'stry 0' cf 51.0 elSa'.. arid Ic at s,c" OFFICIAL NOTICE 10 ,5H3Y 1 MAY CCNCERIS I',, cnaoer of lIe C?, 'nt' of Attampr?i- Sprrtg$. Flortd$, n0Ce 1 Is-reDs 'V" !'5 I is-PlC 'wa'.'-.g *11 be Ps-IC on Tweso.,. A,Qt/It 75. TS'3 •? 1 ) P fIt es-" P'I earl'ç *11 DI S.-.tIs-ct 1517 73 D.-JOQ' fOt tIC CIt All rttprs-590 ber$09 IP$Il be 0 ,tf $1 OrIQqtitp ID be PtHrd ' Ot $QI$ tPs isIrnatiS Dr .l' 'i-'' C# "t'' 0 P's D.iCC' at. R c''' Ce', Clert Ct of AIlamOt'. Springs. FIi4a 0.5,0 Ott 1041 0a 04 A.sg.5l. A 0 I 11.1 C.sri 04 PP's Count, S..m.n.i. C*un?y, Stats- of Furl. Ill Pr.b.ti I" I. 11.5 (tIe?- if DELANEY H PEECHER Os-cease-a FINAL NOTICE Not', 'S P.s-rpt, psi-it 1155! 11.5 P'tder5,pr*5 *it, on Psi- Iris day 04 Sep!,mber, A 0 972 p',sitst to fItS HOnOrable Co.,nty idps- e. S,ern,ntoh, Coun$t. FIor.da. her return •CCOuntt end ,ouc"s.t at s Adnn.r,5!r.?r, of SIts- Es'.'. H DELANEY PEECHER 3.-ceesea •n3 a'te.O ?.mnte Is.,,, 's're mass- .ppIc.' 0" 5051.5 sao ,l,Ogl 5*' a fr,aI tP?tlt'nre-.r' o Is-. adn-n5?rateon of tao n'e'e tor en o"o,c 0s.c5..rgnt; cisC her a's 1.uCP AOmntni'ratr, Daipo tPt.5 lIts- StIr oat t'f A,$t, A 0 ¶573 S Essi A CDI. as Adrnnstralr' of A 0 ¶572 S ESSIE A COLE A Adrn,n's'na'rr. 04 fIts- (t'a'I of WILLIAM RCBCR? PEECsIR (itate 04 DELANEY H PEECMER 'I, Os-ceased DeceIie'ø Y DA iS & ENS) ROY DA's'IS & MCINTOS,I'l MCINTOSH Aflerttt5s fOr Adc,- ,n,slr.lrli Fiord. Sta,,14115 kite 73 Ppst Disc. 10' 13)7 Santfo'ø, FlOrida 37771 PpbIIP' A It 71.71. Sips 1)573 A'lptf*,$ 50' Aom.rs,$tra"'a fior.a %'at. bans - $pt 73 Pot' 0nc Pci )3)C Sanfora. FIO,.oa 3777? PuDi, Atig 14,3 1 . 35, Sec" 4 5573 DEC.41 DEC.eC NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 'v' 'w-, __...i.,.._rfl..._,_,_ i'. S-'"I' 5i'WV''t-"S •'.uwr,.ou P" P' "5 - - " S. -'.''".. munt 'pIe b.Gpi' 'or Phi- Cup of #..n'-r 5pm lisps. F 1*' .as •" o' was 100piO Dy tft C', Cc.,ntc ,I of 'MC', o4 *."ir- Sps'tn;s la':a c' Juiss- 24. ¶57,' 5 545 I'l" belOw Proposed PROPOSED BUDGET FOR is-fl CiTY C.F .,iNT&k - Police Dtp.ari"r.en? I' .r D,par!rne-nt p4eaItIt $, Rec,ee!ionOeparirns.I Zo' n; D,panln-e-?, F rarxe D.p.rin-t.flt Road I b'.øps- DepaOrnr-'l Mayors Discs- IV?) •ps- -. 3l 31 tic 7.14300 7,754 7 -3 tic 17.00030 33fl$Q 11757)300 :a',TIcIPATEo INCOME I rarsCPtt, ________ _________ 5447fl,30 )3 12000 30 _________ TOTALANTICIPATEDINCO4ISE $131,3iUO _______ PubI.CIntpICti0n04tPtePrOpotid$u0Q04i5evailab4,•tfp,j$pa5I5i' 'fIti City of *,rtfe4' SprIngs Florida DATED P115 II! dap of A,,g,ps5 A 0 I Mar, Norton CI,, ClIf5 $ Thomas C. Free-men THOMAS G FREEMAN. (SQUIRE AUorrw, for the City *f W'r-4s-v Sprtngt. Florida SPa'sslrontr. Daus & McIn'osl. Fi,da S!a!s- Part&-kit* 33 Pos-,f Oflice Boa 5320 $.fsOOtd. F Ice'Ida 37771 .Pt*IbWs Awq 35, 1573 0(0 101 HA Direct Phone Lines . , AR ?% :s, at' * i 5 '' Sern i nole 322-2611 HEREbY hOTIFIED ,,,. • ', -"e P.(TPi * MCIP.oIOSH sov AllO'fl,, vo a 1 a, o.$srs I Couri c Ctcj? S,.'r'o Cou", r40,o. 0 tsI1.ovc'f Mrr.at. 50 Oflc, . 9' P0*11 AND ZONING COMMISSION 51 ('.SROM DAtS & ty CHCI 'Pta 'e3 '. 'tD C HeIr; • pa-. ali.ra Sr' 5rpm A.t9.j$I 33 15fl 'tti5-I, A5' 75, 1573 I 1 X ' P 5,' c' Dl" SIts- fOiICe - nt; Cescr'DiO pape-'-, 'Ips- Wip se.e-n acres of L015 iPI I'S.! 33.S! .jDt*)ftS S*V4 ,$,O,I, P 1, 114. PR of Sqvn,r,*I, Co,.,,,,. Fla Fr1Pef 0C5C'ibqd $5 rt.ptnng frOm !1.s- Olo Monroe 00 QdItft %ou!Pt to ?PC 5jIPt 0 'S of t!I$nt!,C CoesI List OR It Rand v.'-c TPtIIPJDI,C Pt$afnQ * II be 1*10 ft IPti- CD'J4'I'y COmn-S$.o'*rs cIt-am usfs 04 the C(,u'i Mouse, Sanfora F1pr,1, Ott SePtember I) 1513. I! C Z P 5,5, •$ 50091 f's..aft.v $1 bibIe Plantrsnp •no Zoning Comm,ss.on Serrtrtol, Count,. Fu,0 0 5 Poem. Zonri; Drec'or Puttt1. Ai.gus' P. 14,3 DEC. 135 B1 AND ZONING COMMISSION N.oc, •f Pvbl,c H.ar.n$ i, Pinnt.ng artø Zon ,sg Con'. n t5Ofl *11 COftOucl a PubIC Pwafatg IC cotisids. n.co'-.ms-nd.ng I opeled csangs- of mon r f'm A I Apr,CwP$ufe O 0 IA.AA Ret.deriliai tItfa,5','.g 0flC'ib4idprOpe-rt Thit P1r-? O t1.$ NA ' Of SE 4, )e-C Itt 155 X't *s-tc''usa IS La's 2.5. 4 7. S 0'! Sioct I. La's 3. 4. 3. 0 of Blocs S Lois 1.3. 3.4*4 •es 3 4 5.40' B'DC S LCi5 4 ci' P - ;cs S u"rICoroedpatof A 'so" Pa, Sutso'.'s'on at Pt? ?PCO'Oi'C 5t-! .n Ol'!c.al R,csrOt boos 171 CC' '4 I" 133. PR C S,rnnos- arid TI.. 5* . 04 $( I• (Is-Is '0101 SeC X OS 3C'E. and TP.s- sE .o0 5( '. o5 Sec lOS XE •acep•'s; tPs.$rOn- sIte Eas' ft af alt.! taceii'.np ?Itics-'rpin tit hOrtPt 2$ ft 'o' I 'S for 5 0 14. c.o"a.nng ISS acres n-ore or e'si TIta' p.,, oftIt, SE 4ef SE s-of Sec X CS XE. 'p ntg *es' ci' ow Parcel '! land Oisc'bed rI F4! "" 04 thi 00 irs 00 11-4. p341 PR Ricor o4 14rn1ap5 Court?,. Fl.. s-.cipsing tn.mefrc,m tisi 1ot-Th 73 is for Pub"C road I * C.oi'tfslnng C4 acres, more 0' 115$ Fsirtve-r dascrIbed as As-sI *4 I-I DII 01450 14 tP's Pu041c Ptl•q.r,g *II be held in tite Covnfp Cornmss.oi-. CPiantrDef fPtC Courl HDptS, Sanford. of Florida, on Iepfernbr 13. 1572. at 7 PM. 0' $5 5.00" tP'.r04 Is. as 005515311 PIInnnç and Zonu-.g SeminQI5 County, Florida By I 5 SS*45 ZorSInC 0i's-dot PuDIV, Aug't-js* 75. 1577 DEG1PS POt 111.IC, 555n1 I'tQ ,t.eO,O Of AI!5Ot'C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 4-Business Opportunities Till 7-Instruction I-Financial If! I, TPsi Marr... JACCUELYN RESiDENCE tiNs-NO'S'. SSI4OSE LAST kh0*N MAILING ADDRESS ii Help Wanted lj.-S,t'.j, ?ion Wanted C C J E M..s-$ A$',nt o. 4 Rentals _____________________________ S'.Ion .lI.ntasnf Esp.r,rc. p"s-4s.tp 5II$rp ape-n £ppI a, I? V7 $' A,rporl P1,0. $5 III Pieja e4 2)-Apartments Rent Furnished 24-Hovs..i Rent Unfurnished 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent Male Help Wanted 21-Business Property For Rent 13 - - --________ '11. Ll of Sanfc,,d C,i Seryc, fl-Wanted To Rent ---- .___----'Os-c! '5 ICCtPtlg appIca.onts for III, pos.lon ST RE E' cf OP E 0 A TOO SW E E P E 0 Re'guraminls 151043 1r of ape •sQPIIP grad, eduCal'On. f InpeIs-Oge •ilpme?se op,r.?on anto n-ant ndI Ge-triO 's-s dent! of S,mriole County for •t ices! 5s Eiamna?o', for aualfs-d ap p.ca'-ls *11 be- Its-IC at S IS a sr aftO I 33 p "r Au,sI 31 5517 fr tlts- cSy P5$II Submit appI'cat,ont CwI Ss.vce EiI,.',wr it C.' nat r"o' : C.', C Real Estate For Sale _..._ ______________________ 34-MobIle Homes 35-Income & lnvstm•nI Property 3l-Buiness Property 37-Real [state Wanted '' '-"-- ''' Recreational --- - - Il-Bicycles ' 43-Boats and Marine Equipment AVON CAN HELP YOU SPOrt ma. ng spar. mQniy-e-,e' f ,O. ftaveni comb 44-Sports EquIpment ____ 'SEBP. Pit! "JIt.$nd Pi.n' ,$, EARNEST ZIMMERMAN'. 'C LEA ZI?AMER MANN '.i * •. a'-o (an-nt; •. s-rI ant, np.', sue. s-sea', .e' or nt SD-Garage. Rummage Sales Si-Auctions NOTICE OF SUIT TO OUIE T TITLE N TE NAME C' lnE SCA( or FLORIDA TO Tss- C),',niet's (RIsE ST ZP.a.YE RYAN', SI-Store And OffIce Equipment UflIftC*11 35-Machinery And Tools uris-rio.,,-. Psi ri 0r.it. Ie'ga'eei Or 9?nt$ps-% all a'.er per's Or plOes (Lsr.Ccis Flo,,0a LofI 22 and 73. Blocs E. Trac" X. - riuinm.ni - Transportation YOU, AND EACH OF YOU ARE s-iRIA000. Post Discs O'..s. 71-autos For Sal. '-p AlnIr- Pars-, Florid. 377CC. I ,, Vr 0.-peal ,n tnt, c' ci ci' ' I f PIt P1.5 Clefs Crc'., Court SerninOli County d' /a flt Ad COr'P'ut, I '. tiefo' OrlantOc - '"n1ear','O, 3 Ii ii 7 and scrip $P.ft jpp r per5on c, SIte DSp' & N e- C.!ill. I) Frs.tcpr Av_ - ' Depa rtrnent S'teO pir S0 or ljnf.ft!' She'd ford, Florida Apartments Rent Unlurnlshed I .'- 23 5, 133 11rrco' - an- u ClarIs 3355 Herr 1752 5.l'ICrC 3:) V)3 Dap lit , Ar-thur H becPwdI, Jr. , 1:30AM, to S 30 P.M. IRP'SOOD 9:00A.M. to 12 NOON (Is-VS nf II. t,rrs.I 0'..,, Ma.'.. Brown • Depsi'v CIerI LAWRENCE 0 OF ts r,,,,,, p,?tir-.Pat-n 4, Heel os' Disc. Die..' "e" WtNs. Pars. Fitt,ida Pt,blesgs Aug 35. 71, s.,5,s 4, II, ¶51.3 DEGiOa ) , f,irn l"b apartrpn's A r cond None.! 3131 Ya;nt:1 a A,,' Call Jnt 333 USa P. cc ,'0 Ijmfl%5",'C C'ea- '-cr', rca' Las, ASh;, N Male-Female ,_____ Help Wanted -- s-ip5O Sir SATURDAY '.ALL UNTIL NOOr4 TO t1'ART OR CANCEL YOUR 'D NEXT DAY. 145 31)6 '' ST5 Sli 10.30 Ørm 3 ,- r Cc,i','.Je St - Jacbtcn,,ii,'. 15 - RICED FOR A QulC ,( SALE recentlr decorated Owhly 2 bdrm os a wooded 10' in QuCt neg11borhoo In O.Pary Many e,tras sie.SOo , r - f5 5 'Irft.tS. ,"'.' t"sft. .' - 5 '!, 5" .'. WI'. S,,l.1 5r1.nn, $145 And jiwti ',tou."l.i i -so 'si a ants &n $9 .-, -- 133 44% N";, _ .' ' ,.. - - _______________ r14'Is MIAPe'gS end dIwsi J'sIVs,*O,,-, ou"tI.f's IA'S OS4tfr5t '-. PIt 'u*s- ru 3.n-n,'t Off ALp Aij7 'jAt ' - Ysisfings Cisrii.iNan.s Prs '0 rr,e'ss ,"Sm $15 Inwn Call Sfl 1734) OtLtER a?0 -, - Si 7s- -. 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(1 I '_ I__. - I It'rattI '--,I, - JOIN rstt 5 - Form And Mail ItloUsNow! ________________________________ C,, L I u5.-t NI s.' iN elI Di 111mg I ' 5.51011 OIIIDA 1(11 55.11)14 I.4,5,l,,IIlaI, al A ulO fi, of is e bonded. 74 Hr 33, 303 S PatS, 321 Oil - ,"-?' .. - I S' E)Att Y L III ( 1()Lfy (1 oil•9993 J L Get In )n All The A( 3 line Ad -$504 4 lIne Ad- Sf. /2 5 boo' tIt ¶? '.0 little 3l4V rtet'iis hi 'IA I I ..''Iilj5 If You Wish Place Your Result Ph YQureJ 5S l)() - Your Direct f IF ,- - - Ii HAUL IkAILERS OI)vflert Thejanford /Ierald WANT ADS home toyether - / - I , arid p u , ri i shin - Il) SsY - lb bxed Income ANDY'S SAW l2 10,5 '.1'' WANT ASrUVI(rMASd,Asr, (Oval t,2,g, 'jt-41.,. '., . .>• III' I r1 ,, Carpeting 1 _____ '.' • 5€kflt llfetothChdt '.IlAMl'(PIING SERVICE Locksmith C f't-L I lGt'' AtS9 14'T547 I J 13i'T'i'f APJ ,, -i Ti a lie,' Rentals 'is I I F,' I IT ( 'a l'AW. IlL' .5 7311431 Care YOU IC retiree tho wants to enjOy , & LIght Gr'.ldir'lq '-u.-- ttorrn doors WIlt, grlI dellw,rr1 arid fully ,rsslall,d 149 55 slot-i REPlY A CAR is per Oly. Cc per utile Rob Young's Au?0 Sales - IF,, p,, - -- 1 s-'\, '!Il'I 14 .0(11 l'l'AlI4 tI"lr PleA Mlna9c'r,I ott-i i'..,, ' I" Thick aluminum glass pafl,Ird I' '1,, .5 '.o liy S4URRICAPI[ SEASON r .-. ''''ut', & n-cu.i, i '1 ,',',o (iNtl 44 'iAolu,j S1PI',l is Shoe Repair I. '5 I4o.,,', end CItlorn. r,ss?ar,t eI55t, for tAmehar MILAOY S CAISRIC SIIOPP(, II? S I Home I tiipt OVellielits I,'.,,, the f1ILYJAPANS 'Iando fl..'(____ '' .4 ,,II Aytp ii1yr1) lice I, " HA'w best for ____ Sewing -- ''u,),', p'_,_t' lOft 52S,0 I - MagnolIa InsulatIons I'l.',tSi. V (, CALL 333 7tI JI '"." WhO WiOtS '.0 .usromersto 0ul'.l P41 'i 's',' I '4 A 1)5 '4? Il)'4 14.1-I 1 '.!,51,;.5 All SPOt-i L11C,SP I''. i" I'..- 1.I,rr, 13J 4544 - ,.'-',44 '(I., (f ' / - ' b4.aSiflti'.I11,il) ç Rubber Stamps ,,44 . h II.' - ""'i--N: ''I ('I,' Arts & Crafts kr Cailbart Real Estate C A W'idd.n, $r BrOss. '11 I Pans, Sar'fo'd \ the pfOVl(jIfij ' eneret)I: ______Pet Care Eatlnq Places - '-1 A11'. I '- I, ' ''I 7'.,') I'.t,s (I -' 1;. '>62 ',1 PEAUTiFUL SETTING \\ ,;')'""'-\ tIilr r.lr'ar,cp 114,11,7 332 1116 .C.ti4 Older PtOtn Ont 3 045 l'a)e.! to th' proposItIon 01 very 4, i.h''I..i re'ei. PcI .0 4l mortgage. Or 333 531.1, 373 Qj4 I you r in ' dedicated ' ATh DO YOU clever housewlfi! 0', . / A' w' Appliances - If's-' IrOr;, 373 0445. \\ -: Cera lfl ICS .,I.J '.4'. lii 40, 'S Ill St 377 7)75 25,2lPa,,.)fl 7)15 , '. 51,14 2 harm. 5, h.p., c'. Iii, 4 , '.l' . '.I..le I I n' Jim Hunt flJ Ii.,'.' "'I ',.I' .144.1,1 1ltrs- be-droom, I balls, CB. fenced. Cnll ,,f-s'IdlyS 5,,4'tç , e't4y,çil5, Stlrf c..' (Intel yc)(Jr ad fr the following day and Saturdays before I? noon 0.' VVI 1% will find this directory AIr Coildltlonlnq lan Real Esta,e fl'ancrt Ofl'c, "e 1 ? 57 :OYPLE IELY RECCPIO'CSIEO CLASSIFIED! •.' r- 1 - '.'cC. LOW DOWN PAYS,i(047 Line to 5SO5 i" end COn-pa'q *,r pr (.5*,', a'. i* 34 ,'S173 '17'11 Wi '. o* 5 1 "'s-''14',1 Sc I I ' "it WHOLE SALE I 'Ij 6.64 34)3 JOVERPIYENT OWNED HOMES Real s-i'af 'cs-rae re'red Small Cfl,I QfII(, 1 5 SemInOle Cojn?r Os-sb. floor oa,s. tmo,s. 'S 51045(1 Call for ps'sona n. s- Ill 7500 '- - lii't'' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! , PIJLP REALTY 511 I N ', '5'ifl I i's' "I £)'C •4 A .,, 7) -' 'N' tr'd Is ', •'!1, PIANO $150 ':; '.11 ella. i' PD",fA0A ,. In 'i4%.5 - '41.1, COP CJPC.' 7 ) 13.3) Ni '.54'). lade' 5InP 4 .s- scole , fli n e IN '4? 'srI Sadari w' roIst • r A? RepAIrS Pa rts -Arr.-'ri. . ,_, 371 5AM ____ )'5 every problem Houses For Sale Ct to I ,'. 71 P '.sCidfi)adpfgIhO,L.si. roed , t'on " , 8n k ReDoscSjofl- _, -.- 044 11,19 1 p, n-r-I 4'jn<p fir Ii P.n,sn P •r 4. 'it4nt en P 0 "' II',' ni9 31 -- ___ _ - - F .re-'t. - ',i. TlkeCl',er Pa'rn.tnt - '' ________ - 777 ..___ Y. •'s. . 'ad'n --- -.- SHOP THE EASY WAY! 7;: 407 , ' 5411 land logrf .t cl'-.. War" Au Can one of our Ad V irs fo trIp 51 li 1' 'I '.1044* 1", r i • n• . )CliI i 0 s-C)Or'ed •. es-c 0s-iOttitiba par's, !4li 'e ,•p 11") Sling on t-a, iQ Zi t fl) #11 •' - - tell MlJ5If 7Anrch4ndl ',.,. d '(At - ,' ,, "- '5 t.''.'ss .t t.n J - Or-% 13 II 'as, ill A%" ' , p.? monm Call rnp.-5 I '-• arajer, 1)2545) 0' s--s'S 53? '114 '.A'4l 0141) '.1 3. P4". _________ -______- • ¶7 - Singer OIl W 1717501 55 ''sPil tottr ' and . *5s'wt A,,fo "asts PS - 7' :.; • .-.... ' -____ts1er"*n - 3)3 SObS i - 45 C.d3s P pase-n;•. .' oo 3 Irsiw' '.r'l"n NIl ,-..-' ____________ P I ar H rAn Ii - I -tlr up I'er'ed yard. CitruS Irs-ia 514,70) 1.1, I,,Il '.'relrn SIyle So(kati, Ipnr p hUh If,I1' fl I' ti-tPon - with I I' ,Ot p csss usc ll'I,rI,J. Dr - Ai.' II -. -'.'('JVIPIO Muti iO4r.fc Kr,,j ' lirti ,Ilmot? new 5552 0(1 P rg.dar. waShing machIre. ¶11') VInti, $10 Waif' tofte'. ti ' P' 7 55, 371 's. $7555 I" ,v'er s Si . *5 1*ik's-m' I s - and 2 3 , 5,J • "34i. WIfl n- -••' "..i.It a spe.a,.i ir I P,,-'3it'. '.SC I'S' Ill. 773 4)45 1.. 3P$ 111.5 e-ttra 's-Sf'. 's-SI C,nl'y 575% SHPs. p 's, I Pa?; And 'supplIes 43 .1 F A05 33, 3544) ---__ _. _ __, ..._._....._L_ owl S p0.' :, ii., 5 (P4CyCLOrfr.1IAS o'.'.,.,.--,,,.. ,' I%CJU))O)ru ' 'eren an) 5 ?f4 S '41 • i',, P..s l arI(i of 5.40 or P pa," .'t ..I 110 Call Cr,d ,t Mar'53.' ¶1) A ,. - - the most ConvenIent and to date way to solve f-seeds, on a Secluded s'rs-ef In D.Bary near lnlert?a?, I $55000 373,_S 31 %IUht Scr4lch,I I'r..s from 5)15 1 y TI) 1451. '-I MISIOL I l'LAZA Oi'' ' 'S'! 511 I'ns- • Iu(41 'SHY S10141 IT AP4() I 0141)11 School Rent fllup (usSr. (I,Or, Carp.? '.P'mp*o.r fr Onhi SI per 054 tAil IIQLI'5 F U' III TURF . _ ll51 UrA ','4hrprl Mel r•'y'",. rb rip ot'J.r. 5'.) 113 'IlI '-' ''I -- _________ - II, I C 0135 -.-- Vs Rerh.y, 37) $514 -- --- . ft un. Sr 'rns- --- ' ,, '$0 $i..'s-- lt'i%'fteis •9., &1i') SAt.5' 'ie'y - '/$'4ftf y.w, •n,p Y,4, '5!) laga 5.1.4 'I'*q! 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I -SIYA Eli t'ljU'll TijRf' I .' - -. -- rciuo "" I V we hlsf. tess-cal I'S.- out and floor model rIo, I V s ZenlIt. Maw'a,o ,, most *II lull eAfrarsIp 'Søm, wiSh I'.'. C 5. 1 ".1, ' I I SIt .5 I (It? (;o(Crr% ii.. fIrsr arId Ift-'5 • r' 'ii call Irons Sanford .s1 tor'uJ.lun UI Sal? . • .51 IIC?S sat-ford A.e.',.e , - lIt C all 331 5705 f ,srll, 51', 7314734 "'- _______________ I" ISP Jotsnson outboard ', 23.5 ml 7all l5,sd. .IOHNNY WALkER REAL 3 P.0mm - Fle room garage. Ci?y. -a'r rO a.!.. ' 515,7 n-c Ciii 3; 5:'; 26 Ph' I,) flwood Ibm?, wIth oars '. Si 1)4454 I5 It • RODY SHOP e.-.m,Sal.fl.-'-. I , 5 - - __________ ... 50 '-t - '$ AmPwl:.: $ I'S .,Ii',00pas . - . Sinr I -, ' - Si Yms$,ø. Vii'It*'a • IS'S ''3P' 1ali.-,,195 Au .- 577 _____ ia CO ,' '.'t-i.i ________ - 51 '" r, ,ea • 5'' 377 417 '.uo I L,-,'øs!ork And P',)?r -- ___________ "'i 111 end 5 *al5, dOuble carport, E C K ER D DRUGS Florida 4) ' 1 ' . - S 'i','. p. °.'l'J''4'5 Pitn' a t -giLit,.t, S :'i.: r.' S I?) . - -------- _________r U F S,s iif MIMI' 4•TJ• p.nS Sprin, r, 141 lb La'. Plurro. 112 5)10 F OR E V E R VON E! c,ci'S.' Ip fpr sper*-s(ed pril coos 'o cOts- rtgpl 5IfI Penn-arts-nt mnt'p:,r"er' E. .lI,ni fr rge betel ts ar tao ,, App n ps-ricer '0 Mr's A," Miami, 15151 lw-rfeml. Sl)0 I'y'oñ III --- j,,,J, HOla5pPld GOOdS 'I UI IfS' JpI 5..p Crll ial tn5 550 1*) roll IQnt,i .. Wufl5 ..,_ Ci. '(I'd it,tt o-.r' 5P 2S Houses Rent Furnished S15.3 m I - (,CIin5 IeI,pftovss-- 350 5973 _. . 15'OIOr, ,.,,... ut" I A /l If, I ,. 5ys 1,',. 5 • I? h.pP , All c ' •,c.fIinl C ..r'.r$ tOil dI G R I L L CooK EMPLOYMLP4' ACT. More Informe tic - may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 219 CarIairr. buIldIng, 12190 U E. Seventh Avenue. North - I - ' A- )1.,, •%nI'i%t,l, ''I ". ' 0,' .51 f . Tn 5) b,4'o-nr co'iC,,'s- P10(5 foms-Itisated oIl 2 acres 'I Zoned for Itoril'S Pt-pt 7 baths, plastered "D'fO( lit ': :. '"-'' Co-n- t pit Ypil., Cab Cc 731 s:"' i'.'. ThIs NEWSPAPER does not knowingly •ccet HELPWANTE ADS thjt in decates a Pr,fe's.'CI based on ag. from •mplolts-fs cowered by the AGE nICr 0 alLis-iA Vie' A 15,4 ...,,.,.,,n,._. in I I 2 - - - V541, RYLAND REALTY his )C 5.4?) it)',rj it,- E (III )fllt'mll For RItmit irit riurrt Country, Quiet Houses Rent Unf urn ished ;r r i tsiar"g citrus, beautifully and scaped. largi e-I5iClC and storage sIred Zone A I Elf ce-nc,, SOS per mo-nIt. Call 372 - XII, alter S ors cf-s-sends a I rmnt S •......,._ mountains - '.''i , '.i .%'rial.r (',.s .r ''--'i r4ieJ4, - - T,urfr; And TraIl.'; 'I , ' • "; "\ \ ( '' ' 't'J ''"1 - .. AMI Ifl('Apf lhn,Uh A I 1 0111 WI P4) 4 , ' '' I I 'II I Il We elI I'' - Goods IC p,s3rcom tpaC'OljI COUfltfy on 1 acre Mant Is-avy ., ss S l ,'f) ;',l,.. ,,- - l . f' -' [ - ala A,?j c 45'; "451' A'7 7, ,. ) 'r'I'PL'rr,,,,/ 1 'S 0f$ ;'l ?r. 'L' .. ' P AOL A T ': '0 '175 T?Il,?t III Al I '-'At ''45104* 'di I S. t)ft'iII4 lP" r,on'> 1(1 I 'i I ' I ,t ', - . , S ',I'QIa . ,P ' Ir I:: 'lI t-. ..•.. " __________________________________ -. ' Soorts EquIpment - ' 44 34 MobilC' 1 Of1'iCS fl I 54 Ito ils and M f 1111 1 ciuiprn flt CH0rd I', baths. cen?rat Pt a f-Quipped ttcl"s-n and laundry room sprinkler Iy'slem A-SIt cell. lr-f'ctd pard tlor.ge buldng Call 373 4153 or 32) ¶54? ra en's & Apt; 2 AOuII parts, 3 it-tn ' ' :, r' Miscetilaneous For Salo I . .'. 515030 Owner 373 ¶023 Class- rI -_________________________ MAYFAIR 3 b,irms . full', car •i ' - BALL REALTY and INS (JR ANC E P'OUIrS Improsred pasture Fenced Apartments Rent Furnished 24 Sf' jl porch 't.'J ' - ¶5 , , ----- SemInole SportIng 7950? (504 37) OIISI (.s?ern ' l)'t,545,5't- SAN MO PAOs,5 ' 13 acre rar,cPsefle Stocked Arts,an barr' income pond 24' s rtl 5' 'I. ' bp . f',i(Jenti('ii -. -- Huntng, fethng at your doort',i, IM, own land nd a tubdvi%,(s-l) Steed, Cli W 10111, Amap,llo Ti-. fleooaro court, barbecue' p5. clt-xt, Ill' be-Acts Custom detgrsed for 0*194', 175.0)0 323 13)0 At'A(O', APARTMENTS ADULI S NO Pt IS 4 Surrounded ilse $(reen arapes --- • lL ) ', J*4iPI4 A.. ii carpetIng, rs-d Al'AwTssr'.Ts )73! Magnol.. A,e 373 1330 -"5 (. A( Ut, S. COIOradti. 11 ,' $u t*,i 550 "OflIhip Pups a 1S.)? mouflIan valley n,,. n Late fteau?,ful all beck. on b Mar', 3 Bdrrn. 3 balls, cite plt-4PI cosss(000i)5: 510* -J Ar h..tr- 2 l,Ioi' "i-I,, 55 ,,.,, ,t ,., flQ 170.) tt'Ati I',!,,. ' S 5r,i'' (4l1 Pod. JOI4P4P4Y WAt I I4( Al IV 11? s-., - Hours MONDAY thru FRIDAY Seao Ult 11 ' lr'"- s yto ur., III: on", Cal 1:1 )QCf for 5151 ,s-isif 0..,tlit..d ii 'nt, Complaint TPosroc.shaIibep,IIsPwo, f0' four CO*ecu'.e CP' wee-as In ow Sardord Hi'ald, Sat r--''al 1.CA1 and ar I l"all' It-' 0yrsr . ) I"s i a u - IS Alien-br-S Brc. e ,ICafl 'se arid pard r ' '.' II) sIll Lots A ACre.igtt 33 , . R$ ¶11 st ik' Winti'd '': .' LS'I 01'.)'Sti)* tnt ____________________________ '.01 lIED "''a' a Is , ?oQ e' to the abo,i 0.5cr 'Ded p'apn, I-as fl-Import Autot Ut's-n fts-d age-ntI you ad ,ou a'. 7)-Motorcycles reQ.re-3 to is..e a C-4 antt*,r l 'ft. Co"rpla ni 0 . i'And Sco-oters P;ar"'fs' .?tomrsi,, LAA'REP,C( 0 74-Trucks And Trailers Or Gore. 0)" ASI 1), 45 ' ''i_'-' '.,I I Wii,i)pd To buy - i -- , "en and . 'c".-" Pep Ca"',.! Ac; , p..jv, af',' 4 P 'C lxi I Paps 70-Travel Trailers : 041111 PubIc R.corCso4 Sen-..o. 7i-Auto Repairs CounIp Florida Parts . Accessories 0' II W lP'ep"ce-.s- 17) NOISe S,artlar.do $prtngI. P104 Sap?,rnD.v 31st. 5577 a'P4me se • Os-foul'! *11 be s-ne'iO Iglirbi yOu ?y5! earlted App, n person to Bahama JOb'S SPtrO.,;91 ul'idi-# ciamatg t a,' nf r..rn. •'ld tC All pe-rta",5 Pt-a.rtg 0' (1 $ n-np , a", r.;P', t,'t, or ,rt'e.,t' ,n OCk And Poultry 43-Pets Arid Supplies Ole fp loeng Os-sc' Ce-C Drops.',, IC-(lnf',ini, rt Sen-hOle CDvnIy, Sieua'ed Frday 14C'O p 40-Building Materials li-Lawn And t-'*n,0 nCUe'I for s-t5u1n, pfogns .. .nts..,vancs-agency Ha,. c'rrrt .rnplo,,.s orrsg d5I e'Ou'd be- clIng to ro4te dry-n; 5.0 'SlY S'arl,rt; S7-Mvsical M.rchandsse LEA ZIMMERMAN', fl.,, arid 'f 0.aO. lIter C. 'I 53-Swap And Trade S4-Eguipment For Rent fl-Miscellaneous For Sak 5SA-Houihold Goods 54-Antiques I __________-____________ 57-Wanted To Buy fl's- rea' prs-'?, ds-'-'te-.! Pantf,H 5 CO.ntpIa '0 •.s-"ss- ': P!I.ir!ff 5 ownerIP.p o' •n, JPC91 Panrt.Sf ¶ ''s 'erI': Cie'l".a''t 'l F/r,r4,, - PMtISf't,tlei 'i ' 'i It'. l,,,.p S I-. SA"l,,,,j A.r" " '' 1U 1)05th ld.a' for ties.', I Il'r b0 U I' SPIOI) 0? I I • i i I Call Ii S 'odPI V WAt. k I if REALTY 1. 'II.' - __________________________ rs rw" IP''II''5IIIIJII J I I I -- ' ¶cFE 'J t.. r - ( '' tr r cst 11$) I I rI us.,,,, I" (lSt%p ' IF Vt (C4'T I'sTiEPIt) J(T.'p,' __________________ flusIflpS% l'ropet I y Connprj5l IO.lJ(41 VJ ) 1) Sj /rrir - I - I I 'SI S wr'os%rscloN 36 %.# L%.I I I 5,.) LI •1', SI. u'' at Earn lt'SOris Sn p0.)' Ipne Pnt' riser hOrs-si I.P.Ow'rtg 0" lan-tout OtDOuCt5 Fot ds-tail$. Cal? 1-14 -__ Pehand _______________________________ s , HOt-SI *C11 so". acr,a, A' Iat' 2 :. 3 tram . UftIsirn ¶"iO Wan' ,o :..' seep ss-.eeal lOrsa"s .5.915 rtc. __________________________ pace around San•ond ar,a or a i4 Female Help Wanted radut of 70 melt's Ca I P34 SI' 0445 - -- - 43-Camping Equipment " I - 33 -Farms & Groves 3)-Lots £ Acreage IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO fl-tIM DL) LA MAR I E 0 'SIb P I'a Sanford, SALESMEP, 1rr' $55145 per .se, *S'k CCII Lit, InIijrar<s- Con' p.a Call 131 4441 23-Houis Rent FurnIshed 3i-Houes For Sale DEC. 'C) 1)31 Don's-sIc 'An E,aI Qp per!,,.-. ip E"IC,et" Unfurniipsid 377?) 31. 75 5.' Florida. Iorg.r. $5 3 F,nn,i- Co 21-Rooms For Rent 23 -Apartments Rent Sanford. F$pr,j t,s-' - Prance, Rep's-si-n!.' SC Lg.p'cn! $Ø,.gP,l *Pto cant d",p OtoCkIp 110 Br.tcI Rep'es,n '51si C-f or 'fC, Compel' se lalar, M$' P'a-.r car PPtr Ed 17-Dom*stèc - Child Care Ar1P,vr H b,cI*." Clerk 4 Cerc,.,t Sen,,noIe Count,. Fle. p, Cecil. V Es-s-rn Ds-p.jlp Clerk CARROLL BIJRs-E A'!p'r.f'5 fpr Ps-s'tpnts-.r 4)7 S,anfo'a A!L.,',C Ba' B'p ARLCN Ats- . S.srfc'rd MEN'S CLOTHING SPECIALIST Cc'mpan, pp'e ?j rs-'remenl -p'ogam Cr.*. P4U% 1)-Mal. Help Wanted r-.Co. Sanford Pla:a 14-Female Help Wanted Cal 3331310 for appOn1mtl Ar' E0.aI Oppof'P,,n", EmplOyer iS-Male - Female GRANT p.,,,lu, A',, Frc' Employment - E','ELYN M.., - ? HOme Bwlø.r*. 730 S ________ Lake we-es-. Q,s-t I't-ter" 0' Ao""d RCI.I.. man to drv• 'r,cI load -n VflI* maler II *.! * Ot I n Itjm5s-r sara 4, Mr **f Es cells-n,Irnt.5 pnpi.15 App!1 n person •le' C a tnt 'c ScO, S-In Memortams C,RANT RESPO'.DEP.T Lair Ma's 7 PIvo CItseIberrt _____________________________ 4-Cards of Thanks 5'CHAE. EDARO GRANT PETITIONER. AND JACGUEL',''. HrnIiJ by Art -enlom S (15 ( \I'- ' i 's- Agency 1,'.." Or) '.)r .5CM L S L' 0 ' A'fl"O ft S -,, a fsI%Q Q 5ppl Int ps-rIo-. to e a o 'laof.rsj Comp.art-, I)II Semr-.tie 3 -Personals I by A01 n n-5 i , i _______________________________ 15 Cl 2 (ratIt peerl, Rooms For Rent 21 rw'son. tQC Ilts-fi. fOr 3 Bedrooms tare li'r 3 .'' P5t-itsACe-Sal5 S -.____-' ,_ flPd'*Mo,nI7 £5Fian,5 1 ?"l".om, I', l,th, s-eth t,rttrcl ll ' I)? J)li 1).al.r I oca'.d '" nt i 555I'.• We Ifayl Man5 0th,, L,I%l.nqs Pr's AlIt) ' f 5 5A UO A '-, 323 o:s RtW0tii, .l's4jII f' i*''tntCf'O nt butt! S'I '.It 1 I',,. Outtt*n.Ilnp 7 .ar's nIl i p. trosrn 3 balh bauly w, , acres Il IVC ar.s n pros, pvOds,c i up It) 3.C'I.'I.) lto..'% ', year, lAS Os)) Ter,"t 4, ,iIAt'lp Care __________________________________ I-Los) £ Found Fsot.ia Domesllc.ChIld 27 _____________-- __________ .- 5. l b"d$CaPi-i b.i '3 5' crn'.t nt Lake Mart area PPtr 1.31 35)3 Announcements Stemper , 'SI, cart i" nIarts 'c .3 ',r,'C% C,c'c'd 'e',rrnce, Ne.,' "i'sp 'al • L ',arat DEC. 1X LOOTS large Life In-c . . r' CLASS I F I CAT IONS oa, o' Aig,it? A 0 P ano Ipri, pa nI man 'CIO' I! FICrOS Con-.:, P.!; !4 5anlr3 ASrc,rn Ce's C', p ma C;,an jI PC Q..: Ott loOt ' 'S . area 3335211 SOLVE NT F IL LING- V'sarS.-.ou. (CsQ Id IPtP0ft L,J l So)I 1107 Grps!I, As Sa'Sord 33311)3 n t'aipr at 17 •'tCf5'P* %0 5n nt A,p,Is?. A 0 1373 Sal Not,cs- of Public Heari 11. Panning aria ZD't.ntg CornItsOrl *,ll COnCIIC! a publIC '.a'.n-.; so corw.ds. ri-on-mr-song. oropcs.a clangs- of lOrtf f'*n- Al t;rCtI?ur. c Itt 1A L.pI! if'tduI'r a ,, -- on f Sir') C Male Help Wanted st A, asefaQe st c Secr l sna srancp se trIn Call 333 ASel tOSit FAMILY bARGAIN '.(5 OFFICIAL NOTICE SECT ION th$I 5 d5l?btltd 'c & '0 ALL '.T(jR(STEO PERSONS I 505P,I Ie SSt Pt5l"t 1 t 5?•5 p Iif'q'Ø 15t1? ?PC r IPtOuIS ,(I,d, Ott c ', Countof !PtC C'? Cf A?tmt t.r5.cn compPsç IPti,? ,SITNESS nn Sant3 ai'.o "C Si'l o tp,sCOJ"? pn' Ipi, i's Ca f SEMINOLE COUNI V PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION .iac, e51. twcming future neat Park, ' n 'e' 173 550 'i.1,i I. ItI.OR(Xi.t( ','t1 "i' 05 1 5 Sanford resident Horn. o-*nr-n IamiI5 man Csc c-otSf Rip's Ito. 45$ (l'e Of Il's- Sar,lcvci -- C0rc a' Lii •0,.O55 ap,ass •s TPte ll Sart$ce MiniS Dl' *rdflSsgI, •'ra'cai, - - - I bath, iorn.r toe so '.'u r'rr,pti CrIte lust re,lu,,'l ;5p- i i's- Acres It's not Pontinu s.a., I-st hers-S a I bcdr,,,,, I', It-,'s. lC,'ar 'for 534.230 ' P,i St Onlu is old lOf-OnIy I OUR (1(000055. II Pith I04QC fenced lot deal 'rsro'ts trl."fl and rsber.er'.r.t -na' are-as c'f bui'n'II *Cl.ptt ,n'e'eit,d as new I-rId of ,ndea-.cu ES SO'. S o't 3 Lines MInimum APtotn.,s '., Pr'-' 'c" 's,bIV, A I' 1 75 $s' 1. 1577 DEG J ________________________________ ICI7 Local bulnhItma's Capable assim-r'g c0ni'l$. manapirne'? a 'L".!±. 1) 'PS 13 IS) 75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 'ar':'t, Nr'!Caro -.a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ssoI,,t.on o p4 5. III' •' 500" for TP East 1C II p4 1'.. SE marrage as Pee' fled b, 434 S'S . u,.s' MICHAEL ED'S'AR 0 GRANT, • D55 I COPS C F'1Pt4'f 0$Cribe'0 as ort es-bt O'tSt•t • ' 'c' ' H'*s-s, Arms 5 0 434 Wi-I! CA RCL I, PU 0 s- E A"rw, fpr ADIr'me'?s 7' *c'rI i.,. $ • TPIS p.jbI.c Pts-Ir.nt will be P's-id fl 11.5 Courøy Comrn,s$.oi' CP,ambe5'i S,,.-fpro A!Iar".c B$'I P.eld.ntg 54n10fC. FlOrida 33171. an.! fis- tPtitls- CO,,t' Hosle. Sanford. D '' " ° ' °" Dl"" et $.pferntisr 13 1i' a F lpr. s' ø Court on o be-for, SePtember Ot H soon te.eri$fIfe- • 3Q!nt 1077 o'P.en-'*ss a ,,o;m,c, pen tile ma, be s-stilted 19afIi, you f II', Ptann.g and ZD"ft9 's-I' dernaftOs-.! nt ?Pt5 Ps-Spit Zon'.; Dr,c"or Ptjplse' A,g,jst 31, ¶573 DEC. 137 22c a line .she'l'.l'r 11,5 red 0 ..sr TIsl4(( nr0000st 3 Wirsne*000. paneled Fan', roO"t -and many offsim es'rss Ar' *''t n sr 5 v ". , _________- C'.".! C:, 's• YCIM Pt.P O1C Bs I3) Pans - S' 33 SI?t,C"C. Ft0f.dI 3I PIDI.0 H•ng TIs Ps-.- n; aø Zo-"n; Corn rn55pn * I' cOnCC' a p.DI.0 PIIIrIr-.g 'o co'oer Cpc'pntnrns-t. 5• p'000s.c CPI, of lO1rç Prt,- R Mj!lpe FmI, Ip C 2 Ge's.., Ccn-rn,rc.l 0' 515 followIng 0 5 brown 34c a Inc 31c a. line -- 31 tim DCPVI CI,tS Notice Commit-ott Sen-nil, Count?, F I thru 4 times S ttiru 33 times Q.o's 'e ' A .0 "" 1Cs or.er instruction ---- - I ci- .1' '.1' *Ilts all 1t Is-'c,.,, '.a,'f,'w,I an,t fl.flar, i'55 Il I ,,5 Wt-if I'P,m. 444 fill 1?,I1, p IW Orlarslo 447 - '.0 It(0000St. fl,ean*OId seo.00 larg. corner III $50 Sorry Cal, TpfRE( PE0000M SituatIons Wanted hor'le He?aa t..-', Of Copy. LOPs? H iPr I. 'Pt jr CI 4 C?.t COvO Ps cw' sear taia'te 5t? 7 16 '" iS 'e 10 535 10 •a Rates For COnSecutive Insertions-No Change 1.51) Was,nna " t" SIC CouO o l.iO' aa M* n t'A'f' Pt..., 5..," ' 11 .731 15 down tSalnCe SIlO pe-r on PIt5 os-- -: Ill II,': - -- - - The Lss it Costs Per Line Per Diy. . ". Pe?' Asl A 0 . lh. Longer Your Ad Runs ''f °"' • Business Opportunities DO It YOu'4 5 I L' Pedrt'om. I stIlIr Iran', P'',I, :::,I: loll - ,emOdeIrrt.J A,, panIng one- half iomr'lettd rfc. all for U,4S 75 *Ih ALA I 5(Pj,OY%lt'.! ',5, 's-i")' '3 CASte t'r-'' 8319993 I Intluifes homi & l? A AfasfaIr (siluSly. I Ip$ In,. s-i f',fkPf lhri-e- tt-ftlti'5i,l, l'i eth I l,'tI,5 pit,,,,, '*1,51 I,'l l'eat ar, fern I II''" ii., ,5%,•at plus ItlArly .., Ie5t.l% c.'t 3 City em _________________________ IS !*2 cThI'ss a d*$bPl ."',' a, III si ios '! Os A 0.1 ca • I 6 our tlPS,,I,l,,I 1.t'.. 'S'Iif M,,f'il. ""•t5*I.sso,I P.c 0nl5 $11,550 ¶n-('i-' 5,: a, Al,St ,',i.r t ..r' _____________ ru Mf.4itq \ Mb "4 LL'tl'T "L '40J l 'VU 7r'.,. SW)OL &riEutJ ')JJ 3)f'.1)llY' L/t,Z.1 Molill,' IIOIIII'5 S SA'tS I •1,1,, -.------ - P THE flORN LOSER Houses For Sale 1'.l 115.15 II 'tI I' ' f 17C N I'll Ase I,'3 •17) t-. a All, n.gP,It at 171 2)17 Etcellent Dens-fl;, api's Ic) Na-.', (scPar'pe Personnel Off',r Plop 2135$ Nasal Iran isp Cs-flIer O'antd: An eQ,,al oop"t- *th ItvIdI •C$% r,.w itt 55(IGMT 01 ST( .C.s o ?. b.'s 5*0'Pt'q ii isfti Ps-cl rate, ly stats Iii' '0 - Orlando • Pt'I..r. Posl 0I.c. bs i3) SaPor0 F5da :ri. .o I,I fl,• ..ST. JOHN'S MEALTY SIt.,tsant,lefarn;apparpl Ca nt r'r and 7 23 IC 313 p n 3 27 ;j e-'a __________________________ R.dt,ce KE ____________________ LAUNDRY PRESSERS P'9 - ar. oavs a Mc'.iiOSp4 ' Ca's A0 ', .-.' H•- n s,r,.t. Aosre,,,,.,,, -...... f - *03tt cos YOL) AQ 4SS' o ec 5atd Fu, aa To Want Ad' LOEIDA - L'I. s' r'rs-d Sell eaeee n4 plaStic prcdui!S Ike plates, (sipS. lowell napkins •i full 01' parS time t ,s-a'a,,,a't, tIer-s-S. DIscs-S. mcI s-f;, etc in St., SanfOrd a'ea Llbefal Corn I'P',S'C CII 4'30 ', t!'Or't . ---- t ss .. ' SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Counts,, F 1SCJ 'TOTAL PROPOSED BUDGET ,Ps-rrn 's C uer.?Ii Tas LI'sl?y Ta. _________ SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING NOT ICE IS HERE Y C,r,'EN "a' "'s- C ', Cot-inc' 0 !P' C", WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, ci 'C)O a P.arrsg on P14 P'OPOSaC Usmc'pa! budge-! tr!'v C t, 'S.l"t-n Spings, FlOqiO$ fot 5513 1s-73 a, 7. p m .S,ps.n"be'r 11, 5 73..'t.e C', Pi.I'Of?P.l Ct, pf Wn'eq %pi.r,p% t..,..a O s-- Admns?,a',.s Oats-c tP5 tPi5 I'P 05, 05 Augut?. Sf ('.51 , ' ESELYN P,pli," Ai; 3) 1C73 DEC. CC DEC. 5$ $fI order d schIrgrig her S Legal Notice ¶073 i 5773 STATE - A A SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION '.0 71 Legal Notice 'EO •'. I'AD NOTICE TO DEFEND re nrtford Houses For Sale i Male. Female Help Wanted IS Personats INFORMATION o FOR PRAGUE tAPs - Brno Co,itimer Fair Report said Czech osloYakia will export lemallion WANT AD ffi. vetr.ai •I ',AA1piA Ihe ri AMENDED - SAUSAGE kIsG • IS. Obs ioush. we should he'. e used some other ritent ' than mere c-.leiidai .uc t determine adulthood and L U-5(i7. Leo Su1h ' oting privk' l \ : - 7 _______________ I i a distmguished member For csampk. mans psv. __________________ of the Indiana State Senate choIoist fed it is wrong to (in Pp. IlS.1.N) of tfl (01' "Dr. Crane, he bean. 'at let anbods' sote who ean• lege testhook Ps's ChOmp ur Lst svwm of thc' Legis. not br arms in ddrnse Lure. ste considerrd a bill PP'1 I hate hséed the 5 this Republic. different ages h - which we 1(1 1 S-%-ear-olds ? Since feebleminded folks pss- chologists rate hunian Lril liquor. are screened" out of miiiiir was debated, tars sei icr. then that wouLl First, there is the chrono- nik and forth. hut a maprout their richt to tote logical cakndar age. t kit that if adulthood aixi i t'. iio art cmii. ting pnsileges had now Second, the iIsi(al .te, tionallv Immature and thus tt'fl granted to those is- for mans sotingstrrs dont react like sheep to social hire in body ad mu'. le pressure, as in 3r.nIdS, it would he diflistampedIng as fast as others. o ui. (otsard use of ilnags or drag Thud. ste consider sour on pUblIC highwas t. mental tLP. for many big, TEST OF ADULTHOOD hard liquor to make it ip 6.foot adults mar stilt base pear the's are he-men, might \laiis IR'tPli' ii the mind of a 3•ear'olJ also be siewed askance relits rrin ti (idiot). gartlirig the ballot ti I s i-art. Fourth. there as sour edo. lt'inem'r adult .%men iat ot}it'rs said that if U-k Sam was drafting such (atinflal age. wliic}i cm ers can Indians were I0fl di.: ¶' - n-ageTs for star purposes, both your amount of formal med ac'crs to ss!a,skr b' h - n those same teen-agers sdoo1ing, pks other s alit' cau , of t)wir emotional .suld hate a nht to tote able training and practical rm)nsr to it' the U.S. Senators ssho espenencr c horse sense L Simihiris, thousands of Lastly, we discuss cmi'- t(' - ri.iZers st-ill bec-omi. .0 ,- t us into foreign wars. It. theu4ore, lS-ear.-i'lds (irma! age, for TnanV .tdult estra hazard on the auto or tlrmnc'tl .ad1iitt, th t}i' college raduatrs mar still hiihtsas s when allotted r -sulting rights to s ote, to throw temper tantrums or b- hard liquor at rnadsiJ' sign legal contracts bo. squander all their pay taei-ns! Orts and to marry. how can checks on gambling and So it would be wsei if tsr tlit"s' be denied the usual frilly, non-essentials, leasing could employ some of those n it)iin for rent and gro- cstlirr ages. instead of mi'rtiskes-? rht to hti' ro'. chrnnoloical age, to deterThis is ohs iouslv a tpisd The net'. hits i.steritiC the ITUIIC .idiilt}u-'.xi anti s tst,n' (oplc fair high c!iwl tie' sotin act' to iS. thus fcs*t., i. LI, (rtp I 'It cussed only on that 6rst type ,, ,,.,., Itit we must recosznizr "' '.'_ "" listed ahost'. ae of C•tls I. (.',? lIs.r 554 10, do-re art' sese'ral ace's to CI Is h.i. p.* ,4 V r, '' Es en if too are a feeble' -, insicli'r! :: (.p, ______________ _____________________________________ ______________ - OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO1IDA. IN CP4ANCEY NO t3u7 DiVISION 0 uun.kd ' Sell /Jjf Herald V/ant Ads . - is iou' 0, ( I %SlS4I%SL',t II' - SI'. ' t-,.t .li Cs) 1s ,tJ Cun' 23 11$I15 '.'' I Is u" - I 'I 'Cs., '' ' 1 ".1 sp.1(vs 15 t-Cft* ' '' - ' ' t' , .s.'u '. _.. ' ' ''s.. I ' .5' -' i.'& ts- '7- s'.is.e I'' ..'( ,t t.,.7i ' i 'tC ,5I'Ij _.s-,, ''1.7, I t-'.5'I'. .5 SS.,It.,r.'s. -S.!'. .I',.t 5"iCI')?'7'''o . I LIT1, I L efting lassif led di) 9991 CtASSIFICATIOH Th Sanford Herald Classified Ads Do Get Results OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AC) IF YOU HAVE A TELE Pif(')PJI I 15111) IN Y("R NAME 1)1.-I LING Sahljor(1 S' '-261 1 or Orlan (10 83! -9993 -. �—- Monda'. Auu 'l '92 \A Fischer S sho sta ,p j ing 4, .,. Wh bet 3~ fit ( ~ - 11.!0 It 3 M % 1 t! " 3pj -. - S'..ck I - •- - - - (C -- I— -,l _~k — — I— . - cr tuit Sunday's j . - - .1 - L=L.L,_L-~.I:. ~L. ____________________________ I Q i, I - P .. ~I ~ I _134, done, GI. - - - - L / ,b.Iw.e. 'k, .g It..I.f - - - - A, A*tn C41"Unts - one - - ') ~ ' or, I 1i . - limited. I ovolififiey $941.93. (Wi rXICI 69 T uesday, August 72, l9i'2---5xiford, Florida 37771 This Week Special 17941 - .. . - .L -17— " -W -_ I., I J ...... •- .:..-- . - '•.. . ..' - ; '. ,Fi t '•- •• • —'' ..,.. •-,e--• " - '- . -. • -i '-ii.'!, '.• • . • - ____ •- % - 1. 'i ames plated so fa Fischer k1the second game t. : - to retain Ins t.tic. must win ; fruhrand drawthe tnt 'St of the experts 11 ctderthtsimpcs.sbl II .ii'l. dt .Li the rr'-s'irpt decks of a u&. tt sai1u ship where a 1G. ar-c.Id or-Stitniari can Mead has been aboard the It Vega for two to, . her Septetnber. tc.-MPy cruises, Crossing the AtbnW Ocran to Europe the first car and island hopping ulrouLb the C nbbean ti South 'Silk-rica the second "The Mediterranean is the choppiest Ia in the w d' he sa 'It's also poiutod by tar in,i rr., quite ttii 11 .alThc t,''i 'I 'it hear about Suiting past Gitralter an: t4wn-nc'r the vastne of his id and teat his mettle :ainict the clemtifls Mtiid and about 3U claris. mates spend nine months of each yeat (TuiSing th( uorid bnard the 'It Vt-. i 'rktng sis creu 'tik shoes at sea and hth she puts into part lie said the %M,wl. owr'icj lit -r i nto UK- H of Riscay brouh us fce-tt.-fiact' with a viok'rit storm Wt lust spars, sails and finall) .l rudder," he us 'After 'ihat seemed like an ett'rrut, 'it- fought our 'iay out of it, but I never hope to live the Hint S -tool of Surta sui.pcnds c-1sses until the :inc'hor & din*n because ti ti'iuudiLodo'ititle under - ay through anythi4 that at-s-crc "All of us take tur-fls tin (Ii' any of the other I uswtions necrasar) to the (IperatilIn of the ship—thciu:t I ;.lR tnlit-ic hit u'r•:r wErh dJIfl He aid the island-jaunt through the Canbtie'.in sia r-r i-- . ' 4I(' 't _i P II.l Hodgepodge - AUt(Ps C S'tui.i ' --• .7.i*aLflI•t.. 3Slr'i-qi.d 17 Old-t'twr (ri4j , - 4 -' %,',a.*i," "lit' " I r';i; • , - ç 7Cctiitrflautsr 1 fl.'&nj :i :uut4 Milk IIfltfi'flUIi4 3i kurni W%k,a-r,.d .J Sprvd roi$rst U'iila 3$ itinerant 23 .aieiiI. f'. 9 Most .pu.t.d 40 Mary cadcru .0 Eur.4*-_,i . Go t'j 43 tS ruIn) *Y"u wcii' — •U. 29 Pa.raA,tM 32 A.c'q-nd..d 34 kuna t,.it 34 Borst ti 1 31Lzpu8.'a I Ab.-'.d IJa*tw-t H 94a5n lace 14 1'-tq'ø.ouM, Z.t}b4'I h). 10 Creek kurt ILbl,eal of a • rrrwt i ,n t,morm. • ttc.n . Gc.ti Qieee,— 4 '.ta' Ii.; ..- ç e 4 45J(sti.',i 44 lk' 474 j't-t,j, ,it.j, 49 Pttt'i.,, a 1du4c .0 G,tatLIi, Sidf,c,rnj lrt.a,'.-a1 2f Lirt -'rf, r ! LAW fn.'t_' -'";•'i,' •;• - f_.&4U~ _q_X_"1WU;9;JQ9a&Q l~ij Bruises Told -,46 I I w .p I . .! - or 3 , t' -. ~ " , /.,, ! f r.w- ... I f.. I '_ - I . ~ ... .1 . _. $ % i . . 1 ,, __ 'tCLO III Jjj _j JiJ awlmmm JMJ$ JRUR __ .__ JRUgR-- III :lI:.;1u's1tIi l;I III ' - - - ' , .. . , + - ' ' I •o.ilh Vi.tntanes. i& IS 11M fwiu.r if -c-sr l ittle ninr,' 'bin 4 i'V if he'' 'orth i';• "omniao;t i Wol 1 eSlnier r i , ,iwsiit , - ,, .-,' ,, - •'-, - - ' P •- & I - ' 4 I+__ - ,. i :i5L., ) \ h. t Ill 'ctiui,cni lilt-fore irs nit I iiilj Ito iiaird 'St ulitri ii Prosec uting utini' itt slit ttitrnt State • 11 . - , -=.--=.. '" _, , ( 11 . :, - -`#_-* -, I sources, " SIU squad in this count). might st'. IL'S (of ttit' l't,4o, (1 k Ii 'I - ' ) _ - I-_ ASAL~~ _~ stile wtw,sn ar.fs-.st ,t ( '' But - - a- • r-' I- I(otc'nt Kiinkli'n of (Issheriff's sk'psrfliit'nt 's's.is tis' busiest man around SurcLiv night he broke U a ''pot" part) and jailed Four, then tie . - I With %little boys stealing gasolinvat tile Austin Chemical -_. 4- + - - U n ote sting (Ii.' UP - - - - ui ' s - ru ' ('s - (I I - d S$l,- 0 - 111,11 signs an sotta sit a s • i Bouleva r d u\lrlc)rt It' 1,1 i nit a bout 'itt no Mutt t,uistflp t. l the s - -- lImo ti's si-taitiar iiit'i'tiuli Si 85 v.ritsu3 discusstiln l v%fited I li sit 8t tuiniuig It-ttrr;sl st tics aid for liii' funds to issust an ansI*'c'taili tstmir of time quarters uiiuiutt-taisg ttut' ness f;ssititit's itli nuu's tc.ualtmi-sI tiy the iiimati,,ts I. 1.11%e'Sb ntIs' She ,11111 I lilting hi lu Itni ttialsed rs'lmst'-tl she uiail tlitai (till t-suipt- r ala slam a nd us or ks-il strongly u's tilt park ,usslstmuiits' for future planning s''csls,lus ''I the iilI ii t', ti-i it,,- l''ci ti-it '1'. prop re, )List - -' A little IM-11111111 i-ti r — _________________ ' - ' -' ' - _______________ - - 1L -' -' eig =2 -i -r - ________________ _____ r.. __ ' ----=- ' ' r • __ ' -'-- -F t-__________ -.. .. - _________ I'l - — _a. _A_____. A. - •j,•_ be t- unislntg Seoul Ljialtiuis Is 1-i ic's - Wit ts) 1511 in is ic'rbsaIUsl appt-arsntts- al ttu,- grand - has 1*-Itt-i has k than Ilt-blauralit liI,4ash'su*) "hill) 'I'lit-3 listed an fir torditiui inst BuIU is espect. d to Le n's-leased htia) , ltliea _s s to (lie ,zecadciit and and the 1.101141AVILod 48 Sailors -. - - I - - __••• '-1 - - -- dirt )(,.it hula' Jsdunuay I) s initial + e.srt;' .uiI'_ ,.I c_ar was damaged slier' i(er I i in. this morning 'aR'put'i Liug Huth strues hnrs&' while patruling on SR a; t_st s&'uth of taingw'cst Fh1.a Road Trovper PC. Wright .t the tlighwmas i"Ionida Patrol 's-stauiats.td damage ti the patrol - ar at M. ,'Se-vur'slrng to the 'cherutf' 4 horses 'icre running louse mu the area The second hun-se has been iiimpvtrnttt'ui by the sheriffs kp.artiuit'flt the hut-sea wet-c 'iut-il bs Rim Kremer of - s 111gil"'lly 114111-ol, Ow (11. 1ver lurned livi-sell In fill-, lilill-Iling (SI ii k lit Aid 14W$ - mliii,, i its t,tt It I k l~fo high I tus,''stl.'ty l's). s ,uilatl 'utt,su'st'Is, t,s, bus's - us 70_s n Irvin 1, thq! !K'V~, ii - L.48 teleg.' 'he v'tfr' - + •+ - Port i. + ,ieuatnual,' isinty Port 'S-athsn'ity inumbers went over the prulstet'snI $lti, uslget fur the cianang oru- '#itIi J-uiuis S. Kvm, aijpisnistrzitur, -it 1w ziceung \lundav night, Ryini prt'senlLitlUl) it 11w budget rOtcIs "ii approval of _a J nnzt'tiiOers pri,'sent mit ll de lavereti tss the Sennaptjje ,.n -. I'unhtulLsaltIner_s oar regular buar't -s's Ut'uui ,appriau -ii by the tiuimr'l ',uauy ii :tJllslIiIaaiulPers_ the has&'il ve.r One atwu at interest mu the a tint nu sin_at ar a Ui,i rica iii rvpcmrt *as the 'mcuuiuuiale pact of the purl sf1 5&'utaanuiv Cuwity k-curling to l4iisn' Iii 'st'Iupaiittit the siwity in retail -wIn's. Tait,'s_ "tu' stall itultUfit $ 6-5 Buick a L; a', L4.S51 41 appr'uxiliaateiy uIp_a+iie -"iIti'ieta :ttLr' stint t he ii fl ffl k.'d.3 Id *!1fl4 4".JrthUaII4ltt-(t -Il Ufl3t1I rout t)tthiIit,i5, !iinli,t'i, recently sppoantsiul nuieruiht'r wits board :nIrsstluceuj. !timiiorai -_s wi-LI Omu'4 Ii '0 total rsidvnls (sir his pul)ilcsaflta* 'jj a lua.agmatinlu duvutest r' ta ta_ass - Sch ihu o ' if 1 ,00 t $ _ ' V)ui. 1s 295 .i ts.. 7 ,,,,,, ,,, 1.1 j $ S49 )sOu-Jqu •j "c,,cijia Tnss $ ft0000loolool00000l000000loo 3' S I 'I $.,Ø $395 ('di. 45 ib tB iii UIIJU0 J) Itymitis ttgUrS!S. the Port 'Suthuri t) n_a ret'esvci.I 'v eral nquaru- 'runt ow 495 i isJ.Ji - Lk 11.111, i miialiiisn, id l2enettt to flis 11111111111 al Chevrolet S tO '',"chi,' I -I ut-I 1.41 t ''hull's lit Or vn,ivl? $ ilAr '0 oll >0 Intiu4tiwIjI '-'mp $ 395 i_i__in S__ i- iloisitti it,ites Sl'"" ''hose to. ; " $ ECONOMY CARS S'S S ' tu 313414 new PrTI1ant-nt rum ;ringung p p'r-ion4uj ntisnt cki n T 1 slit tahuuiiwuut IL-rio's Q5t ubti mn-hut's' LjUa __ r K's'ttt' h_as csigus,'d, Ltustns.''ss Ivitew t'aIeriaa' (''sied 451-5 't'amilt5 t'rt's%su'surtt uuk lit L'ial tIi e -uitIi&i1sil acre h -'not 'ii the ttIII flatnal vt-ar 'heir utamataea, this will mu - ,a' t-steutise dlit t. usual's t,ii- '.155 1 _t1s Itradge 11,1111 'Murl, St - 165,222 Ba Index 5454 It-I) Willie, - B ul let in ai cstaitt lloiii', a--ut) tact..) t'us'sert'd ant's high dt-ad aii.ii t- AUIC', 31 - Set At , ihiarst (.'SL'i-, LtN, ,s5-,1t \111'' t-ht tailors _ar 't' tHin 'l ead uliuis'ii cut ISis' upt-1 'Iii' tankers in tug 'StuaisL*% Et .1-ms -ctm'uttit-rui lip ish 'Strata ('itt- of the sIsal's, the 1061i-t'ti I't-uamitls, t-%likitkst and sank tour titiiuitt-'s after the colliSIon I.tiiUIi two - lush i_al LOSt At Sea - I'i\l 'I, I \\'lI 1 Ii' at. I /., lii, id _'(ss l'sui I _\' t'i' I ,,amgs'siil + 5 '..I ' I!l0tl Oil lii.- u'a'mu.' aihl ci' it gi'oaip of three Ixyt m-,- c id m'u-k It)- ii lilt .mmuit i'tuIi Iii 17-92. Jus t south Of Sit 4:14 lust night At'euiidiuig III liii' fep.artniient, 16L 11 Wouther Florida 'S -rer:: squaui 'c u t-i' iI's'l,r iiaI'nit ,ISSmstLit 'iith '1.if tic at Ut' 'st'enai' its one of tit' -'r tti-1ASU ml Lane-i 'its bl.c,-kt'd - - _____ ' - ) L ""s I ui mn:urtit -. ut's Si 're t8kt'fl to Winter Park \is'nnunimI tisispihi Si'st_at as ','rut'--sr as't'ideiit on I-I near it , Juih_'ttufi '41111 t-%, 11w south bound vehicle 'it-nt out of c'mtrol and piwiges,t oft an us erpass, trakelulA halO let-I thiutugh the air .t,tvur'Jm,I to ins estigitirug tr-uopt'r'a C. I' irker uid K to l{ties, f I - )4ilhatlng, The nsUr after will - the ht(-aim-Irun s t-hucle Buns) nit 'Si us Bare wa, set at $1,000 'Su u "riling to Wright. there 'ill t'- iso eitht-r s- tuirges at this taint' but the ins estsgatien is stsnttntaaitg I -r's-nc i-u's ,,ktt, Jii_stit-t- tit the I c.ts't', si- n'. c-si as the - ens'as'r at —— L ______ tileIuuknagcr of the new store 1_tuuik for tiit' big grlalisl uk-ia ill ii *-tlitsii I s'ielliiiutis-"s - f:stalat cuunt cluitbt-tl to It fur the year '.'stwn Leonard Fred .31M fe71.._.. - of Sanford, 1sutii'iI)' uisunaigcr 'lIla list! t-ire-stolutTire unsi Itutabrr ('ouaIMany, Is ---- I ii N ixon in tunigat'i aresitt-r RI.SIII -- - - get Aullartinctil for I nit' t-,1 snull tilt. ni ii Iuatanuiy liii hit (I I I tt'stsIus " flisasi sat O,,huisl i-i_st 43-b. Just t,lx H (sir lata-uinis-sa Ilatk hisuitlu, ---- area Ia'i s n(orcrmnent silk-en su$ -- 1,114.,-ititiiisI 'itte'tt'sl (tat- ties-ti 1 A Ii Ia' iitt-nt'si from,a l'mar ,'S'. eniut- tasartis to Sit i:ti mi twit ing \tarilvn Gordon Photo - N sIi:l.k>- ii n:aiit -- i'iul i)ther'm n'hiczatt unir 'wane is sirtrwI)y ret-nwi "nttIUsu5jm for a flour tattle s,v Nelson %. ilsis'kejt'fler 's t.i wnnini:, thuiugti the full New 'j.sr4i, 'nngflune i-- -'' t 'n:-'t t' i ::r'';r" -'t "It -it tin' 'sCull' after he tu's ii iuttit't !H, \-. 'sielt' usmstkmg ' an It Si .0, 1 t)fl( I ruing 1114 (ii) Ill lkittutlit) fur us psutulat i iuluht'(tlltfl 'iatti 'imtti'rsiril! from I' sr A'.. rmuu hi Sit 414 - -- .t tt'ps r t Iiit'nt I his mourning, Wright Stiiti I out il's itt IhiIti It' f t'' tit(' fillIk'S till, ('itutsuramsl - t- ji lIt' rt',sr by mm chick' tti.it It'll liii' siEfle I ite ot her t Si' lii's's or l)tilht iii I-: 114 .11' I 10111£, 1 5 . brother of the tkt t asetl 01141 Cli u I.- s Sns 'iI I +i ii.I I -I t' that In i t i nit ' struck from is' edittaia lthat - i s s.xp.u-tuct to tie 'vithhelui in + -tsamrman -intl 1 !e,ihr it the 'sOP t4rrats'. Wright -nd Ir1- -s?r E W Jacobi are conducting the inu'estagmsto'n t it the accident uhi.h tc,'trrt-ti it 9 30 p III List night 'S'S'ntght told The lkrakt th.st the car Insulveut '. _as a t',: t't'nti-at uuth ipprt'simnatt-R $) daiiaage to the fruntt'n') 'St't-t'rt1iu to Chat-f Si's c_at, the thrct isty s last been at his house 'Jitirl is Ic s (It sic si', lit 'tt- projt-. t, Mrs %ViI'sni lust4 tuaiig liii's that 'ii liii' fs-tlow that sirois- :nnceriett," 4,isust "sic L.s agh Li a far is I'm w slit a in ins' -• - - the)'rt. being S -- I 'rn-- 'ss.s.d St t:iiiflin S's as j silt-si thus utiontung in runnet-lion u's itti the hit-and-run sts'tsth isf a 16-ye-.ir hl uyo th I_tat night on U S I -'ii, Just south ifl Sit Iii in I on gui iii tt'nrtlang ti trus-ipt'r I' (' 'tS right, 1k-In \t4 r.mus ilini', )i_ of lit I lists fl8, I ongs'stssl, us as i- hargs'tt %% lilt It-iving the scent' sit ill it ndt'nt resulting an i f.atihty She turned herself tit" I oil g'i otsil police alit. sit suit I tt - -'S inst ,_ - — • 'sit Its tiiniit Si folks -in masts rst,and 0 ttue nt-u rs',st) ia'utire try mail It s 0c fl( it hi its public ira , - Driver Surrenders Bud ;fmotintini: to it quarter 11111111,11 dollars tit hitild campsitt-li ,in ., Us' - rennnvflast$nfl t Nixon 'nfl, ii ir"ca . minor tispute i t rtlni 'he military trilt ar"ntI)miurs'ul 'inanirn i;Jprss ii 1 1w plitilsirm 's)disv third iesslnn. sits $ )nI', ipInrs'd is ar + ansi sun- -onstrie:et$ iSatti 'tsws!I )'L4h'$I fl'•sr ItoIs5 4,itst_ srP.lr'lolunt nt plan thrau&th the nnunni Rules unminitts.m in s nine hour sr'csisin that tasted anhti late %Iundav light, 'r' it- asked i floor In Ht Run Death ii rt'Io.-;ition of Ilit' Sanford Zoo, iisr ,'eI of land owned by tin i'selt'oiuiq'si tin' Monday s- nat of i ''units- lIt' land was used tat 'SVilsin, s- tnsmnuua;sui sit the • t'Ilak-r,sl for mm bank loan. Ttit'nt lii li:is mi' tliu' czsntipsuts's For IIrrV ( 'ssunit ( 'siIliIiII',',iitIl 'Sirs Vtisen, 'v%IIjl n . ;a to' n a I pun post's sit state siu.stifis- atatinvc %% ere noel for jttiiuumu for the till ss'mimutisr 1511 III mumsl.-hi.'uil.'nt utits h-its-rat funds situ Ii, tls'k&'t It 'I-, liii ia, in in turn, iisri- miss-al tis s sillIlulIls' iiit:saning stmits' and ti-us-ru tim,' park m o ney to missist in tivaltting 'S 1, ua:its-'ition Si s'i iti:nte ty 'Sirs psrk+s tins) rs's-rt-.itaonal ;iru';ss III 'SVmIssn that ti lt, s;mmne tilt' hit-n luotmu' i soaluty iuum,:tit itply Iii the lirutcisett miii hiitsnuut',al atmanstiris ,h;s,-k GI:itt rig, i- t'u - alt iv.I l.attinit 11)1(1 ittiat-r ,sst's in stins'i'tsur ill hIt' l':ust ( '-ntrmut 'Ittnuilmi Ili-gistuial I'lmsnniamig has ;snt'ms 's's hers' tilt- Insane)- "as 'utica), :als,, '.oluiiutst'reii tits s ht;siris'si through tilt- 'legat'y srssgr ma ill spun sstnt'ml I>- II.' liiii.' Iii ti u.s-i %% tilt C lifford Nel son. President ( i t t it(- itues-(-rnnlit'nmt siml I /aiIsii ii ii t It tt'. lb..- lieS's M-('tui)fl sit hull, Sit l hilt Sanford nni I i's I'll $spl'fl billboard_s lrt'.stty or. oan, (I -- -- - '- -- uut.ir :ih'?;t — - - . At-,r, Finnock Jr ., STATE C()MMIfl'EEW( IMAN Mrs Thomas Altamonte prins. is alternate delegate to the IpuhIican national i-t)flventiofl in Miami Beach this week This is her fir ;t con'efltIen and -.t e lea ves no doubt who has her vote -'--- s - - Slit' cits'il tine jtirt st ins's' silts-nt' tilt- lire'. uituu-I,I, Zoological Society, ~i S1,11t, .10 dead line on the , Comiapanv. 1-inaiR, he is as the arresting officer in ;itilse Si httt' 8 I 4)fiSi(lost 111811 :itiuuuitteuil> si't out to shoot his girl f riend's faIls-n 'I' lk-re's liii 1(11110, Iwoo, tither 1 ratIo-s lit' uisni '.'estig.stesl 'Iiirmnit his Sparc tithe It ' 'i; - - Us 111111 sNn ititit • " for For Zoo Society First -A" u it fli.' imaller. -' - : - lIr 111iii, ,- -' 4 - + y in the ." -'- - ,c/ r- -$ - 4 . S. if i initi'tt GOP 3Suisptl Ii nininate Presuirni Nixon night ght )f .%;en i'harlvoi Nm- - ' - ' -- - Expertise Vowed - :::-' -rillerv-itiviis t3v# . - Frequently slt'tt-ctts'es or usa' agents grow beards sir iulUsthciws You'll ('Ven ttwiii 'iith long hair. you've never st-s-n on agent w ith as motel hair its this new 'gu _- -•' , ,: - . . Meet A'I 1. I she nif it 4 on , -• is rs P : 1 '" uldilin ' , . \ I 1'l A 1. - - •., ' •j r '" iio(tttd i her- It U) iii GO - i IL5 I - , , i M, It 'SI - - __ __1 I k tush UI it !tt 7-5 ~_ A _4 ~ .__.. `411111111- 11111 JY I , J"). ... ttis ', 'i • ,. 1 iili-'s ntd ts '.', $ 'sit - ", •l"-. %';:l'-t suit tili- otter sli;sl;stv•1, s1rs I I sr 'Sli hi ill> nurti rd st&il this in'hi; ib dn k of htosal fins's to lbs hr sin intl i bra in tr tutu i title man Jury five-i's llnsfl 11 %-re.0ii % it Itin know s'sti;st tuip- Iii' iiiIt i , ' I - . At On Tap berg dt!.tidin, 0 - -- 4 — 7, Nlr-, Vhrk -.;till %ill- 0iiierveol tim Had ionly in Illell'-i '111v tusk uuius ul in II'' uiiiuuihcr iii Sit' rase. ttsi. r'. (It ii itn defendant t ll ills I is been to.ininig llih!i ev es. tits liiru;utJi susull tc'sst) under tic' leadership Is ii ist nun tOt> unond Par k er . I unders rst,ind tand. IHUr hint ( l rt lii I I t>t (ruin reliable that the Jocl,15 f ' ilf efundant told her the and re tit.'liimull - - . I t. ILII tiii! fl ,' I ih'IiI I'S Irlul,' sitsi 'clii' i's is , :slIsiI to ft, rs-"ib'iit-s• of ht:h11: ss nurtIvir Ili he "i suisril iaI1t t iii i irtun nit 'sin's if s Is ii mo k lortlili 0(5 'i null onitnibutt in agent, S. ziiinnli ( stunt', sioutil hav e I furtt s I ss force. a be - • Ili-- % I, agenLs join% the men fir I tie sheriff's department ann) the o to ti 1 III) -uI k \lr )()( __ '' c'' 1 '-, ' . I 1. 0 e z-ainilei-1 pf1oner.s hut 'oultl prttsu"e only 1:1 On said 'hey a- irted on return l's the North, rho II werio, to lie tr.sO5f'rrtt1 or i;: b; ; 1 I depa rtme ntIi it liven c'si'rkir I - 0 The Sisujon government wernm.n? inr,ocind-'d'i the t't.ise of 370 sick ~ .- I Murder Trial For !he last three for four months till- Sanford ) )I IT 0 1—I • Ssiiini'I,' ( (lilt) S %I( q. M)tl.iil has t'e-u strengtht-nt'il In tis' _1~11o.* 1V."*#Z_;._~WA,.A 1 .'i in tilitird', ret-tirni- Floor Fight ~ 4 0 I,lt\ 1lI)It :," . . 410 natlona, -Ind emtarra*ment in ssigon and Wichingtnn . - %q , By Nurse In III - .W ,., . 1 NovI 'n mark ft sitiirit ion )f Prs'ci iuuyøn Vin ThIi' f.- r,. i.•oe ,,'rm. 'hi' Snoth V:.'tnist,e'-.' .!flVernnSenI t.4e'.'d -fl$ tivc sf a'with Vt.'tna,' (,omit sod tr.nteil .imiwctv rn ,n&h" 'orth V,,?narnø*' tronpi iiniIar pr'ipn'i*l i n Ii,rrø -. 1~~;~ Hi - .,,, .r ~ .,. -40, m**1. " I , ' ' + - II ,~ %I'll 11 .I .' '' r"er!ø4 it -' I1V71 ended - . ,;. In a the ballyhoo about il.: w 4 e.~ , "Free Checking Accounts' it fr up i i ,.~~ could be that youve missed "" ..Z ~ .. -1 177" ,,,,,. The $200 Catch. ~Iik r Here it is: Somewhwre, all advertisgining says someth like "you must ma intain I min imum balance of 200." That's bank talk for " either $'200 of your money 7 remains in the bank, or your free checking isn t free.' At Barne tt Bank, this strikes us as a bit unfair. So as of nONN; wc'rc c1j'nii*nati*no, all Uir checki*ng service charC_o rcs. No fi ne pri nt, no ifs , and s or buts. 1 Allwcask is tliat you keepenough nioncyiiiyour accotint to co ve )U Ile checks. If you have an account with us, you Won't have to pay another penny in0 service charges. If You d()n 't, t1lies ts a g 1. reason to switch .JLISt stop in and we'll handle the paper work in ininutes.All Since we want your business for a lifetio llie, i l ' sure not aboutto keep you waltingnow were -\f . \' ar - ttrikt 0 4.'! -:',11 T14Ft1T14FRRANVq _Wt1N'T LIKE THIS AD, WE'VE ELIMIN CATCH IN FREE CHECKING. - it ,.iii .'I( b. 41 •'.'. ' -- d ri ?1'fl$'l the plan * MIII~ - fr ~ ~,%"~ I ,:I - . I,' ' ;:. ..1 . 'oI r -f :,. 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Atlanta regional salesman Florida Highway Patrol has purchased 416 of the units and cities and counties have purchased another 200. %• -•--'- 65111 Year, No. 1 -• •' t,"..' proçx'il toila', Rrllltl the '.f th. - tsr InvorlIv i ng of ,fJI4'fj( an pi.-ri.r rV')POcfI . ffii nsiifnes.o, anti the V io l ('on. f i ll ll.n,ol to tir"i..'- nrr4ngp. hid 041 the Vii' ( ring cctflI'fltu fur i vIiitt the PWc hi'a the first Ainerfran prkc.-il 'it,.' F;irrtgn MEoi iffy cul the in nearly t'-i't ',Pmr4, Sgt. being n;,ni. fort fr,rn'rn'. wa (' Seth-sn Jr - ZI, of Ifshn utu,ls.ri of Vu J..in, the the W irren. 'Stir h The Viet hIii.hIt,lit Al) 1'ç Cr-ni, i n ,lif-ilo- 4 thai -a'i'lj ii, wtiirh hegln Vrinet.Iy 't'lt(,f1'hf' tC( I)tO( ItlOn iind liii'; is ;s ,inlI:i!e-r:il 'ti-p ,n U ri '''r Iii i; ' ;,rihi,nii WIll tht' lbI) . rI.arrhed r, tally s in'loh'r'sI rlr j41(,fl usih icr;hs(vciik in the pact made in "q of a reriprr.'-al t?ti.iigh siiIii,i'c;' ATWr 4 , ImII'idM , %lI'II*fry c-iil in i titeiint (l,flVjr tit 'Ih.' Fu'tetiuri Mirii-.Ir, ceIiport. ~~ I 1 1, I sti.' F'virrign f.'rnsl tn'lny to rofurri '1k ,IsIi'il NfIrth Viøtniis.q. of it srk'sri;'rc ;tulillmi:sIly It .41" sr1r,.jr,(s.4 r,iiIo.'tls' tnt rs VII-11. 4 f :rr'P, 'itci lf !hr,! 'Raq We ,,ict es'hnfli(P. 1 t" ltIAIt,(Il If '/IPtri sir I h; ;'jIh S'IIIIII' I A$'i i'l.'tIIIs!sIcc" itovr rsIr,r,,t ;,. , Repubilican Candr4lor - District Jill Mint an., , ;, Viets Would Free Red PWs - ~ * on , it I S. , t :i - 1! Saigon Makes Offer To Hanoi _ :4 Repeat of a SeIoutI COMPACT 2 Cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR calh'i. 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"I _-.. I . ni -1 . . TThe Sanford Herald 6B- -- iii, a ECONOMY CARS t')I, 611 III OF SANFORD, INC P1, 5 ' .' s '-' a I., ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 21, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f022abb2fdd22d7fbf357c43455579b5.pdf c509c9efb9a101c2455ce7386c1fe869 PDF Text Text For Death Row Inmates HI S oug ht entences Are Life S CL An nttornvv nktl flip Supi i'm" ( 'inirt lomlumy to grout III.' trutenmi's for nil ;wrnr't pu'1imsly iuiuikt Ihu' (lentil p.100l(y on irouIflI!s that iuil. uiiini,ti ,iU'.' a .;rthirr delay snini' sent.'n"Ing In loer ronrts. S,1 r 11 2. Q saw All i&jrath V re.villtencing of the CithOr 57 rial action for on fille at the prism f(w the othor Cre M the 13 ed of rap. .,asrenoved from Friday for a court Simon said state and court of- the prison '.' fklals are trying to process appestaflc.' end no action .II in the 2 fI1'1 fl th.' these resenteneing races but ifl prn' ('ir' ri.'r 'wt.I'SeY that their efforts might rne $fl,-Ttec by adc1'd tvrn "1 fr,r I t. . Amusement Parks 1' Plan Expansion j E CIO ty Po lice Nab Suspect rotilil I Hemelflb('F catching the rings on the mut'rry'go ORLANDO. Flit. Al') or a dare (1ev ii ri(le on the roller - coaster" i neil. iii I They u' going st romiger than ever, according to i iulust my spoLu'- ByGrRY TYIJ'K Speedy work by t.wo anfnrd police officers led to the arrest tA an Orlando murder suspect Last night, less than one half hour after the murder oc- mort' families around the world. West Town. Safari ,lisngle and Representatives from Santa's World. Wild this week to Mother Goose Village are meeting at Walt Disney World in Orlando talk about new rides and mind-boggling contraptions. World with a " 'We'll be looking at Walt Disney Ifl icroscope, said Ro be rt It ludred. executive tSSUCIEI' UPH secretary of the I nternational Parks and Attractions. After their three-day stay at the Central Florid,' complex , the repre$4O0-milltOl amusement California. New sentatives will be returning to Ohio. I in- attracting * I r ........ S USPECT 10 F- C LOG B) John A. si This is American Constitution Week ...fl y Old Glory evty day, please. . . Called crooms High School and was told that their public address system is being repaired and that probably by tomorrow the entire student u t led—DAILY-111, body the Pledge of All egiance. for their $ will be introduced ::::;::-. Well. I couldn't have been proud' into the U. S.. "including : your kids, too?) Oh well, we can always blame not for teachers the "educating" them, right? Its th. noteverthefau1t0 the "love bugs" are cluttering around the doors to your home, one of our readers just might have an answer to ij IC I #i and U. S. activists antiwar - who o. Sanford, In 's presidential campaign into West Virginia among miners es looking for vot coal country, :. 1 and students. to PIu:ssI)ENT NIXON plans a pep talk today I (town U. S. diplomats assigned to help crack on illegal drug trafficking around the world. particular subject they in- of new faces is A NEAIt-IIECOIII) number next Ilouse of Representatives, likely in the may not be but the effect of the changes noticeable for some time. World, )tI.I)I(F'SI.'\TiTII':S from Santa's Town. Safari Jungle an(l Mother Wild West l)isney . Goose Villaite are meeting at Walt new gmmmics World this week to talk about and attractions. PeIham stressed that the At Sanford Middle School, children with perceptual children with the reading difliunable to keep culties are placed on controlled problems, being with their fellow students. readers. After being diagnosed, pace — they ore placed in individwil groups. In clintrithi to 5011W on a 1w 1 three part series on other schools, according to reading program at S4' Pelhamu, all of the teachers at ford Middle School whiCh Sanford Middle School teach primaril y dents with the reading along with whatever problems encountere d by children having perceptual (tflhlculties, which concludes today, has upum left parenily .• m iscoiltt ptiOtt.S, c ording -. to comments we have - ' , - - 1 .' . - I .; . . jr 1 I_~: -: Reading, .- -. p : . V '-.. E- ' - MAN adding still another $400 billion W that silloUflt. (8ee,ItOld You not t worr y ' nuttins' gonna turn ou t t-iauae . right, anyhow.) [1 IN Ernest Mabry, of afternoon when a according to llrc he atMeti. Is the taught by each language arts, anti 41,11 every tr*hri at the school as opposed to is few Isolated programs which are being Presented IbroughoUl the county. AttunUti& to I'tham, for the first time this year, (hariotle Geyer, language loss supervisors iris cuiw all that requested pensulory students take the perceptual lest at the secondary level. si liii alt of .. BURNED 'N BLAST 111(1 Maple AvenUe, suffered minor burns Sunday In his home, small kerosene cook stove exploded Chief George M. Ilarrielt, no other schools within the county with any type of reading program. - . this would be fallacy. [here are is few schools in the oUttt) with some t)pe of reading prugrilin undrrwi& but Sanford Middle School principal 0111111l't-ihai" has itatid the icitoot is the out) entire whust' uric i-urriculuu% Is geared to reading, and "I will stand on that record." 1934, pork chops per pound. Or another way of looking at '- how "well-off we are". . - this eVJfltry'S national debt back In 34 was $39 billion Today, you'd be b-iff: by not intended that there are i. . WUS triplication ' V - schedule their eleetloi to cohicide with state and national etectiuns. Stune has proposed holdingall Local elections an the same day as the , pdmurY MW said runoffs should be the for sicbeduled stitches in his foot. ApparentlY the accused removed the scattering eLections uuIl& the year. In same cutIes there are said Governor Askew Po requested a report on the ncident after Lockwood advi.set etecthinsuloneformur tet sick of beins c0ed upon taote 50 1111,91111 , rn open while in the Seminole A full report will be sent to the Governor's office today. It is the purpose of the be recognized so these unfortunate students may receive asilstauce. and further that instead of isolated reading few programs In some schools the emphasis on reading m ust be counItwtde - In d e x Entertainment 6a Horoscope 411 hosPital flutes Fblme noUces lÀ Society -4B Spur ts À Stocks Lk I-V a deaths Bridge calendar cLissif ted ads ' - And, he are frustrated. contends, frustration and unitety brings with It a discipltium.ry prmb1emfl. The youth. he said, have a brilliant potential, an etreinelY high l.Q.. but are reading l.*,low grade level, however, Sanford Middle School, pursuing the pblei1is. reading below grade level the pre vmousy ear t(.6O Per Centlast ',eaE' last disgrace." Secretary of - ending his life. series to point out that the struct. M 3tate Rkhartf Stone k" stitches while in his cell with Specialized Training Ca ted For Readers By MARION BETIIEA Terming returned here Wednesday with — 0 were selling three pounds for 2k. Today, they're around $1.29 1 I journeyed to North Vietnamese capital. You just don't know when you're well off. If you think that we're suffering from mflation, take a look at what happened in Germany — a couple years before Hitler's arrival. In the year 1 914, butter was . selling for 1.4 marks per pound. A mark Is about 2k in our j . -' money. Well. In 1923, butter in Germany was selling for &thousand-million per pound. As an exnmple of the wily things were going here Ui (/ r- . McGOVERN presses his TALLAHASSEE. Polk explained Lockwood bail sustained .1 cut foot while urt at treatment dergoing a nd Chattahoochee I - Disgrace is ov V — " i -- kba Sheriff Polk said Arthur C. Lockwood. charged possession of stolen property. was found early Saturday by jailer Pat Jonbkethngin - I .- - ci e year-old Maitland youth in the county lad during the weekend. N. inventions." £ s i Gov. Reubin . V. r)t ue.itinfltflg. Sgt. Georie McNamar t md other Orlando offietr Sanford imrnedlalu'I, ame of the suspect' u ,earning .mfter Brriwn ,v - i; "a ,ippreheflsti)fl. transported to OrLando. wher" 'e .vii .v i -:harut withmur'ler BILL SCOTr ;.. .. . ......— l . - THREE AMERICAN PILOTh are freed from captivity at a release ceremony attended by relativeS em • Spanish. helping us to get In without a hundred bugs coming In, too' The woman caller iaid, "11 Y ou burn a I'IC mosquito repellent just outside the door". th Move away. it'll make e bugs el A tt after released mere - ::. SEN. (;EoImE Just might not have been in your fav3rite pew yesterday? A nd If :.:.:::. flflD4 • NewsDigest Its been what seems like the old such a long time since down my and chills ran up GOOD. spine.. IT FELT What did your church do to promote Constitution Week? (Or maybe that's an em- ) I 1 - th e American Flag (in front of .) er th e altar) and when Fath each of us ed Neidert remind about how poorly our (lag was 1; treated recently in Munich. and encouraged each of us to sing.. more -4 Ct. Mike Rotundo, and Sgt Ralph RisseU staked-out tii' Trailways bus itatton at Second SUeet and Park Avenue n Sanford. figuring the susper might try to come to Sanford catch a bus. The only thing they 'iagu.' ad ¶n -work with va' desaiptinfl of the auspect physical build. When the car pulled up at thi' bus station. Rotiindo ctrcte.l around and was able determine that the 19M ()1u1smohile station wagon had in Oranie County license plate Finding that out. the two uiflcers miweit in And arrestt'd Willie James Brown, Z. if ')rtandn Three other people were 'he car with Brown. but they Prisoner of new rides Amusement officials predict a variety Lake Mary yesterday. Rev. : William Neidert scheduled the National Anthem for the recessional. . .with one of the younger members holding high 0 Iwki i lk parks and industries are scheduling meetings family. recreational centers to involve the whole German and Italian At the Church 0fthitY APPREHENDED IN LESS THAN 30 MINUTES Orlando murder after he Willie James Brown, 25, was charged in an to was captured in Sanford last night Three Sanford officers (left escort Ralph Itiusell and Walter Jones right) ( 'arey I lt'rndon, Sgt . . Sgt. George McBrown into the jail top photo i after his arrest. 1)(.t ( below lead Namara and other Orlando Police Department officers Ill- own from the Sanford jail to transport him back to Orlando. (Photos by .John A Spolski and Gary Taylor' amusement parks. said Mildred \\e re a lam dv .triented industry. wholesome diversified 'afl(l we provide low-cost of the ía mily entertainment for all m,mthers range from small ferns The amusement parks scale wheel and merry-go-round attractions to large Disney -stYle operations. Although the basic concept is the ride as the I)il se new gimmicks and for amusement parks. attractions are being added. "There's a growing interest as more people have a and shorter work week and more time for leisure more disposable income," said iludred. new leisure With - an advanced highway system , combining on complexes are being planned based outdoor activities. rides and attractions with for amusement Companies plan their picnics at novations tiii,it rnrns'di,,'.'IY thu suaper.t was arrested at fl:;U1 M-corrnng to the Orlando police. Howard Jones V. of Wheatley Street. Orlando. was shot and killed during an arwnent in the parking lot of a liquor store at l'fl) West Carter Street, Orlando, When officers arrived they found Jones lying on his back, bleeding profusely He was dead no ,irrival U Orange Memorial Hospital The emergency roomOrlando police reported the incident ocrurr o i shortly k JitwIr() aiies. Paris and HI() (IC 10 the UA. Sum. Court ruled against capital punishment. -- il 'h pr tiut.'q the men to cnurti and fint1lni tommse1 for them Raymond Mss.v'v. prkon 'uperintendeflt. said that of the inmates (OvCred in the federal court order. I have en r.'sentenced to life, th ree resentonrod to n years .men, nine were away from the rka'n fr.r Inmat#4 who wetP nn Florida' .. Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 20 . death row wholn Monday, September 18, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32111 1. a lb.' Su1,rrn Court hal (trP(1 life sentences wi th parole 1is1bt for V mrn'd.r.'r' ''' ord.rr1 resenteneing ,n Iowr cou rts of II P•tV)M of rape se,,. .'tsIi'.e district •trlr chair. A U ed .fatksonvllle order ec,iirt In . - "_ consider not wr.ulcl ..nfrr,ting. (!nlss IN, Hf.' ntcrn-.'q or.' il"rnnrul H. Hike;. uinvktetl of truuuut"d h'fuir.' if new IIIW I'- uuuuird"r In linlion IIIv't County (:Ircuu ( oiirt cnteutpd fit omu' u'ffi live f ).t 1, th.' .intc'nti'ii to life uleatit and int"r fonnil 'Mr.. om'rs wotulul too that rontc'rnfrd Simon Without th.' possilillilY of IS ii (OD. aims.' Pinker pnrofr the Attorney Tobi as Sinion of Mi- sId.'r.'d insa ne smn'l is hospital Mental Florida until filed a prtltlon for t constUntlonal writ on behalf of (batlahnoct*e. the lower court FALl AllA IK. Flu i Al', Comics CrossWe dPt1IC5 tar Abby ,4itirt 4lCUUUflCflt - - - - a . 1911 Dahuis SOJJ r 1 Siats. .1 ditioned 'tiJ. Ar o LJat'uui un $795 $395 - he reading cLinic at the ll. i )'I 1970 Datsun I Or S.eIu:u.K,.ktj u.-s sptvj 1995 Toyota 'hol has been rated as the 1595 best equipped in Central Florida. Books are available fur )t3 sW the n.a.teader through the 1-0 i u,.Juu accelerdlett. I',lu pr el*v. ,pev ,j Further Indicative of the OnlJLIu. .IuV is is ctlflt program 1995 695 teleblmsucular machine, only one the two In the cuunlj. P" 1%6 VW chased (ttulfl the school's own 1*6# Renault ti - Pulluslim dipld)ed three usIc rctuIUW4.t',flt rooms utilized fur ilss.i reading program, us which, he said. sudemsU often sit on Use fluo' unlit pin. being s eisgrtsssetl in the program. avattnbtc, Tyimwrltetta Afro being ttItiiflUtt Usat these are of particular value to the child with a reading handicap. eimq9us-M&ett that If perceptual problem his' kindergarten in i.ertestncd Ciint'tl Oil IN. 3A ('ol, 4) Pelham 0 795 $ N9 Toyota C'oi. 2 Dr. HI, Sucitet 4 Spood, New Paint 2, Lw 595 1971 Capri vii' , 9695 '85 FORD Jack Prosser Ha s' ii Sou SntrO. W intor Pa rk --Pt' 64419)5. �Mrd. SCDI. 18. 1972 IA-The Sanford Her Needs Proposed 3 POWs Freed; 44 a,, VP, Join - -- - ;_•_. .t4 ttI.iI tt- 1$i sUIt . APTF IT TIlE ri IT II I ontinieril 1mm Page Ii third grade', it may EiMf1l GRADE:' through t1)I Since the' time In whfrh the' liv c'IIt;iInted before the rhflprtfrmn ran be st be rreet.d ulr.'n leave' the elereentnry pr and since the refrom K.3, 1)1 1 is is quId, it grarTi However, ---n uVaIissv. '' J. Following the ceremony, there was a banquet at the Boa Binh Hotel. Mrs Weiss made a toast in sweet Vietnamese cordial. Then raising a glass of scotch provided by a newsman. Charles said. "I want to make a toast to the good people of America who brought this about." l p--. • 1 • _'e.. - •. , - . - - FL VE P4.1 rsns were injured in I his Iv Scar icruk'nt on sit 426, two P miles west of Oviedo, early Saturday morning. i'r(X)IK'r .( Wright charged Aaron Ray Link, 17, of Washington SIrt't'I, (lyle-do, with careless driving. Link was driving the- 191i2 Volkswagen with three lovet', I :i, of ( )viedo and Ray passengers. Tracy Bost on, lit, and Earl Glover, Sanson of ('asselhei.ry - I )an iel August Boni 17, of ('hul tint a was drivi rig WI'Ii' 10t ,11411 Ii 'a the 114;5 l'(lr(l vati 11001 ' - TT Tp Hurt I I :.: _ ___ - _ b: • 0 .s . • -r ••. - In Melee 0: . q sit PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY )PVN SUNOAY OPIN NUOAYS AM.1PMGAM10M ( PRESTO-PRESSURE COOKER WADY ;e?F Nl1.4 -,*ucc OOS ) '('a fl riuf5 FASTER QFTAINS, JITAMI4S 'ailP'$ERAL' I. 4AURAL tAVORS - ' , D . ril,IvIlm' rri.dial rnpaqurps would be good for all stlIrleflts. Pelham teds in how the that a strong perceptual trainQueried as a ing program at K.l level should ctiidenta who obviously haul in Seminole mnanelatory tiø who peru'ptiinl problem, and err reading rririsideraIly be-. (iirity. To (Incite from Dr. Eugene mw grurle level niuld have attained a sixth grade Medvedeff. New Dimensions possibly In l.earntng,'' Without sonic they status, I'e'lhnrii replied of preventative or kind were probably srwial promo. ernbarremedial perceptual training would be ti', n In that it rnsqtng for a 13 year old Intervention at the' kindergart,islenl, for instance. to remain ten level we can expert rontinuIng lack of achievement in sub.. in the Fourth grade. sequent sctwnl years The type however, students, The Intervention recommended of diffithe perceptual lierniuse of includes n part a re..'iaivation move riil(ie's veiiirtirne% must that physira edtwarole the -( left to from to in their seat read tion should play in the all priright, and they who cannot treaty rairirulum. it Is felt that .i.c othrrs quickly lose interest they are studying. emphasis should he shifted subject In the ltestle. and Unhappy they take from upper grade level out their frustrations on their intensity to build bigger and fellow studenls, punching, etc. better football team.s, to the eruI become a constant source primary level where it will help build better students scholastiii trouble' through no fault f I r own It 1i just that no ne -;dlv . 'nthv licted 5' to be captured and Americans known held prisoner in Southeast Asia and more than 1.tX1 missing. - unique affair in the annals of warfare. Each pilot made a statement into microphones before the official release, held before Vietnamese and European television cameramen in a building of the Peoples Army. Olga Charles. 27. who had had her hair washed and set in a downtown Hanoi beauty shop in anticipation of the ceremony. fought through the throngs of cameramen and technicians for an emotional embrace th her husband , Kin Charles. Gartley and Elias were the first American prisoners released by Hanoi since 1969. The U.S. Defense Overjoyed at their new freedom. the three thers were neatappearing in new civilian clothing provided them for R PETFR ARNETT AP Special Con-espoDdent HANOI tAPi Three American OIL $GSt..3 i .aa m* over North Vietnam have been released from captivity at a ceremony organized by the North Vietnamese Army and attended by relatives and U.S. peace activists who had jcnirneyed to Hanoi, They are Navy Li, Norris Charles, 27. whose wife Olga. had flown out from San Diego. Calif.; Navy Li Markham Gartley. 28 whose mother, Minnie Lee Gartlev, came from Dunedin. Fla.: and Air Force Maj Edward Elias. 34, of V:1iosta. Ga. -..-. ,. - Reading Training Start For Home This Week N bêSD . I r'/(1r-( #'1 / d ,irf- ,r-'I A - TECl.1MflC U " loop At Schoo l - ar__ advised that S1'a had gone to &ardd Police t' I BILL sarrr -- FLAGPOLE RIVALRY - -' •;es 'r t2 EE' L. DC s-: Der't*"a 1 r4;'T1 and saw agirlcryzng -. Ilk Sernimle High School sign a warrant students west beaten by a In des=AWV the rnzngs group ofapprothnztely4O appenings~ Callaway idbe :' :uths. mostly high school itered the first period class "Iasked i Tcrun Foster. 11. her what was wrctig and she grader. was removed by friend 'a3 students to Seminole Memcrial be Hospital Where, acccrding to a Callaway said bethenran hospit*l attache. he was treated outside to we mm 4 ar bruL" wid mleawtirow a chair leg at Sloan. Don Callaway, i;. anotier stribnghim in the bacL Seminole student. stated the After I saw my inen being Foster youtb, who wears beaten by such a Large group. 'l several not ___ iday by. so I iasses, blows about the face. iumped in and started Frank Sloan, 17. &flOthC!r swinging." Callaway said. SeTIWXiIt student aimwas He said Vaster was beaten attacked by the group and and by the gang. before struck in the head with a table other }UthS arrived and two. leg din-mug the aflm). Cal way ___ added. called to the whooLaccordthgto Jack and two Re4dmg. principala arrested and youths were novedw jail.,policesald. neaaing said be could not coumiem cr1 since facts at ' i'eihnrre noted that if the pristaleiri is diagnosed before the ninth grade the students may be helped, Questioned as to the fate of the studenis who are entering the ninth grade this year, who were among those tested at the school and determined to have visual difficulbei and received help, Pelham shrugged his shoulders and suited, "There is no further help available In the ('hunt',' ThERE IS NO WIIEItE . a TIaI)" .' Solons Open Probe tnirt, ' '- - . - --- - - ---__ PLASTI-LINER' DENTURE RELINER SO WIIEIIE TO ii:iti T Caliaway &'vza1 5- - fl•''. 'ri.ir • ' $- S . . 5 5'- • ECKERD DRUGS r'- HEADQUARTERS TOUGH GE WASHER Deaths Hospital d Ugandans e p u u Se Invasion '2 Mr5 Ehubeth M. Beck,52, of E. Fourth SL, Swiford, died Uganda announced today it -. . . - - -. t -- , TL11 • ' - / Y . - - . - A- - -. " DOW N U N D ER Del, views specimens - a -_.a i -. w. rivq, Ill ,a,, W1 - - _ - _. i WWII WA - '''.''' -. all permanent press fabrics proper wrinkle- free care. Three water level selections to choose from en to 15 lbs. of mixed, heavy fabrics. Beg capacity washes. Tough heavy duty construction. - Notes -- '\\ girl, I)t'Itary .1.110111a Lawson SElEMBER 15, 1972 DlSC1IAlt(.E Mrs. Jessie Andrew, girl ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mrs. Frank McCann, girl Sanford: H. Gordon Brisson Mrs. Randall Janson, toy Kelvin E. Jelks John B. Byrd Mrs. Michael Perez, boy Wayne W. Walker Clayton Sovannah Pauline Spivey, lake Monroe Mamie I. Spotts Hoffman Ruth Mae Thonums J. O'Meara, I)eltona Granville C. Eubanks Stanley A. Martin Edward J. Walsh, l)eltona Willie B. Kennon 1.loy(I I) Moran, l)t1tary Ili'rniLin Burger, l)eflary Vicki Brown Marion A. Mikur, I)eitona John V. lrnky, DeBar) 'l'inii M. Kieffer ltusst'lI it. 'rere(to, l)t'ltona Jennie M. Walker, Like Mary Arthur T. McArdk' James L. Wilson, l)eltorni Mailcom W. Bordeaux, Charles 0. Pierce Esther C. Clark, Boynton Orlando Monroe Wilcox Beach Patricia A. hale, Geneva Michael hlodak, Deltona I. Vurginac, Margaret Mvis Bishop and baby Mrs. Grace Beville, Bushnell Enterprise girl, Geneva Hart Reeves, hlomosassa ArmstrOng, L. Robert Joseph C. McCall, Dellary 1Aongwo4xi Mary Beach, DeBary BIRTHS SEI'TEMBEIL 16, 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy ADMISSIONS Jenkins, girl, Like Mary I)!scII1tIt(;ES Sanford: Sanford: Cynthia Pauline Cain Robert F. Craven Freddie Douglas Green Julia if. Wtiiddon IA-mull Eudell III Marguerite Evans Francis C. Westerfield Carl A. Rogers Charles C. Ward Jr. Clara J. Boyd Mottle Pendleton Louis F. Prunter Mary Ball, l)eBary William It. Jennings Chdrles M. Osmun, Deltumni Christopher S. Thompson Charles M. Long BIRTHS Leonard Knight Mrs. Clayton itall, and Mr. Linda M Harris I -.. g I $26900 Sanford Electric Open Mon. thru Fri. $ a. m. . 5:30 P. rn 2522 PARK Co. C losed on Sit. DIAL 322-1562 - IDA FOR "Irc LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKS! Famous U . S. Wiiiiicfl Ski I cain Diet . Women's Alpine l)urtiIg the non -5110W iitt me ason the U S to lose 20 Ski Team members go on the "Ski Team" duct 14 days! 20 pounds in pounds In two weeks. I hat's right action and was devtscI The basis of the diet is he,iitcaI loud lot the U.S Ski by a famous Colorado physician especially (very impor(ant!) while Team. Normal energy is maintained % t AlVA l ion because the diet reducing You keep ''lull" is e isv ii' t)ll(iw whether is designed that way. It's .0 diet 1 11.11 you work, travel or slay at hoiiicThis is honestly a lantasti.ItY successful diet. If it Ski learn wouldn't be peiiiitited weren't, the U.S. Women's to use it! Kight? So, give yourself the same bleak the (1 S. proven way. lveii Ski Turn gets. Lose weight the ictenttiic. diets, you nwC it to yourself in ii you've tried all the oilier Ski learn L)ietI hat is, if you really do try the U.S. Women's 20 pounds in two weeks ()rdcm today. lest this want to low out as a rcnmiridcr - cash is O. K. Send only $2.00 ($2.25 for Rush Service) Mar, to: R.D.S. Products, P.O. Lion 1434 Dept. 19, Dcl 20 lose to you Want California 92014. Don't order unless that's what the Ski'l'eanu pounds in two weeks! Because Diet will do! - 4 '? - 1 OR LESS If you dial direct without operator assistance after 5 P.M., you can speak to anyone in Florida for 3 minutes for just 75 plus tax. In other words, you'll save as much as $2.25 if you'll dial It yourself. The rate is even lower all day Saturday and up until 5 P.M. on Sunday. So if you're not dialing your own long distance calls, you're talking yourself out of some nney. Check the figures yourselt MAXIMUM EVENING RAIES MAXIMUM SAVINGS ODD STATION TO STATION 1FIERSON TO PERSON - - 75' 112 r aoo Share a smile. Dial loi lstance tonJtt. - invader.-tfree 01 whom were Wfltthed l i . 4 "The eremy aid. bad heavy a..rcasualties. As Of mi.thslght, our troops had niora or less reChrist i ne Connsll. Welmerçton, pulsed the enemy from Mb.. from Australia's Gr.si Barrier . . it raps " $ Ii. ,rw'.etin ,tA ., ' -A at - Bukuba in northern Tanzania today A Uganda rnilIt.ery spolcee-man said governuit troops ha1W an tpi force at Mb.. ran 160 miles southwest of the U5IIdafl capital of Kampala . .. a...,. an African neigtAw but reported that two pianes, believed be hii --• Saturday had lived in Sanford since 1959. , , A user IflCUUC Aur'.i ors husband, Ackert Beck of Sanford daughter, Mn. Ann Spivey, Lake Monroe; son, Craig M. Beck, Portland, Me.; uwjtlwr, Mrs. Irene Marston, I .4 A .1. IA three gra*ir(n1i.&ien •afliCfu Gramkow Funeral home charge of arrangenwnts. i dents. Tanzania of early Seminole MIP She was a native of Boston and has iTIOft or kM repulsed oie of the in vasion forces it said attackedA from neighbor ng Tanzania Sunday with the .aw sg UpDdan plans to - 1' 1001 BThAS&X1ATEDPRFS " -\ MR.S. ELIZABE1II BECK I - .-- TONIGHT YOU CAN ERE IN DIAL - - You w*ntawasher that's within your budget but Ii still equipped to handle big loads and modern synthetic fabrics This Is one of our "Most La Demand" models with a Permanent - - Kunkler Laid the five were oman Ar g1 t I .11 u. t.'ra ring speciaiizing in taking jtjn-e and other items from thousand dollaii in fur-nithings homes while occupants are from the J away was discovered by Woodside Road at Maitland. Orange and Senilncik County Much of the loot as rtcuvered, authorities with the arrest of Kunkler added fiveof the "gang arid wa rrants lie s.aid othkr sirr'" issued for three otheis. (range CCJIZIdy unpbcaWi, the Seminole County De five probably wo4d be served. mv., of the Robert Kunkkr reported three 7%. 01 the five arrested during the gang. rici.n' two women are weekend are women and all imi agtit, Kwiklen . reside in Orlando. Oran4o polk* made the Ann Jay Charged were they arrest after Lyrxi actual lngemman, ; Kathy Ethridge. 21; Mary Louise r0ceived a cull that a group of ja]y women was s 4ing Bennett, 23; all of Orlando. on around the home Of a couple breaking and entering charges wtx bad gcee out for the Borid for eadi was ie4atU.. evening. Also arrested were David Upon the arrest, Kunkler said Floyd Gilleon. 1$, and Sherwood it was discovered that the Bruce Meece, 17, both Orlando, women canvassed Ixinnes for also on treaking and entering burglarIeL The men in trucks charges. Each was jailed in lieu removed the contents. d 12A bond, -- Pr*ss cycle that gives . Five Burglary Suspects Arrested; More Hunted - ' years - 18CAIRCITY THE THREE occupants of this 1972 Volkswagen were injured in an accident at 25th Street and Sanford Avenue Sunday morning. Rosanne Marie Bissmeyer, the driver, and Julie llissrneyer and Elizabeth Austin, all of Winter Park, were treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Sanford Police patrolman Larry Payton charged the driver of the second car. Anna S. Sessions, 1911 Summerlin Avenue, Sanford, with violation of right of way. ((;iry Taylor Photo) - - r'fl . © Southern Bell j--225 1 '- • -"•-'• 4''' 99 10 MCC II. 1601 • ' 'i'.. • IIC 'c • 154$-CM All'. • - I QQ 'u ',, . - It '' .1Iri-514 5II'%COCIC iiCsis* PI.AST!C ADJUSTABLE INFANT IAGY CARRIER Boy, 2, Dies ' .13(h. •I IHI 3531 CARRY-ALL - Of Injuries From M I s ha p that the administration would have to come back before the election for another increase IC. CARRY-ALL - Sought By Nixon Democratic Study Group, made up 01 lIberal and moderate Democrats mu the RADIO v.p-p' 5, Victory The AM, ru-src PIRTAKE isO i j, )q S core A Deb Cei I i n H e 4 .' • - V I-" •-' P re n t s - JIJLIE1'TE - itythinq • - 1)99 IL ---------------------------------- I' I . formation on atucth they could headed by Rep. Graham By DON KENDALL '• celL 1)-TeL 1 ing their gamble on stagg er ==&y farm Writer Pence, earlier testimony The trac'ting for sale to the WASHINGTON AP t st'wet ephcirwd a 11 National Farmers Union said ct other countries and their I ___ on Aug. 24 notifytoday that lag grain cumpS booking for export suticidies' cd exporters mug them of a Change in exporteasily couJd have collected Barton said. subsidy 1Xi1ic. That th A House subcommittee is windt*B irdits of $100 million .. EIflOUflC'Cd publicly a day Was Aw wd' export-subsidy nauru- checking into allegations that -iEngineers awsrleo ROCKET MOTOR a. by ths solid rocket motor being prepared %vnng allowed byt t= Department in Wheat sales parties had dV1Zi Cf for test at Urte Technoo-g'y Center nea' Coyote. Calif. it is test fired with nozzle up. The subsidies, paid to bridge on It ge n erates .4 _nto-rds thrust. to the Soviet Umon Weldon V. Barton, TU legis- sidies prwes what e irters get lathe repregenutive, told ConThe obe- into sales taling for wheat on the world market, facial cuts &W ts,ñaes as well grezz In prepwtd testtmwy 400 Million bushels of wheat to we available for one week at The semino'e coimt iooi as aeeding hancis firm the Area that the $19-rnil1on figure a-' the SOV'llets. be a rate of 47 cents per tnzel on administration is reacting to altercoltiom da>' wheat sold prior to the Aug. 24 pressure from parents in only a possibility. bowt'er. RANDALL RICHARDSON MRS. RUTH McXIBBIN MABLE JOHNSON am Official cturi a-iiidi&llt have been. Charles ecua= o will be,rldto the eltent WIth the EXPOrt switch 54 students from Reis Master Randall MI Department Mrs. Ru th Nead McKibbln, that certain gram-trade Service in USDA. E stttk lementw-) IL) First W. Richardson. 2. of 1719 Mrs. Mable McReynolds today before the parwl. 47-cent subsidies inappear the died Sunday In a Lansing, companies had 'inside' were new Red Bug Elementary Johnson died Swiday in Miami St. died Saturday mu Florida tIOaked for about 0 million ing home. She was a Hospital, Orlando, following Mich.,nurs will be riumembered in 01 a-heat during auto member of People's Church of The transfer was to have in juries received in an Sanfcrd as the wife of V. A. Aug. a nd a graduate of grace period at a stailed today but after a late Mcevnotds, o -time owner of accident ik t g Wtitl s'lue of about $130 million. Friday rr*etlrig between Supt. Michigan Agricultural College. ne He was a native of Ludlow, the Smoke House in the 193C. The subsidy rate since then has John A She is survived by her and pit One surviving daughter. Mrs.IlL, and lived in Sanford for been lowered to less A two-year-old Sanford youth Charles T. Lawson. of Cameron past year and a half. He husband, Clifford McKibbln Sr., affected children. Who reside cents a bushel. mostly in Tanglewood, the word became Seminole County's 12th Avenue; a granddaughter, Mrs. attended the ChUTCb of the of Lansing, sons, Clifford Jr., of Sanford and Dr. Jack Nazarene. Barton said it was prjsible was passed to the school traffic fatality for 1972 after he Bettye Oa - ; two greatHmLw , alread y has announced for an exporter to have bought, transportatiOrl department not died Saturday morning ors include his parents, McKibbln, Birmingham, Ala.; ) I Survi v B EDMOND IETO% at granddaughters and three try to attach to the debtit a-il] daughter, Elsie McKtbbin, to implement the switch. ushels Florida HospitaL exaunpie. bO million b Associated P.-iWrher great-great grandchildren all of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray ceiling hill rDVlS)OrlS to dose Of wheat on Aug. 1 and debvRobyn Birmingham; seven grandA group Of partits petitioned Randall RIth&rdICti. IOr1 01 Miami. Richardson; a sister. WASHINGTON (APp Pres- What it calls $t-bu!1ion loopholn ered it to an ocean port at a Angel to rescind the action that Robert and Mary Jo B chardtwo children; one great-grandchild. Renee Richardson; Funeral set-vices will be held ident Nixon sends his top favoring business and high total Evst of $I j*&I p- t*astet would have resulted in busing son. 1719 West First Street. was Funeral services and burial brothers Robert Ray RichardMiami. Burial In Sanford. in 1K!flC officials to Capitol Hill bracket individual Will be in Lansing. some of the children for Car traveling six hit by a The export subsidy zin Aug. 1, son Jr. and Ronald Reed west cxi Evergreen Cemetery. Wed. today, seeking it 115'-kilaon Congress has never failed to tit d was i cents per tiusfiel, miles to Red Bug, while Third Street shortly bef ore 4:45 nesday, Richardson; and grandparents raise in the debt ceiling so the approve at least lii part re- making the "wcirld' or export live within two miles of East- p.m.. Friday Mr. and Mrs. William F. MILDRED WILLETF government can keep burrow- quest of any administration for prkv brook, according to Mrs. accsdent occurned on 7111M MRS- MARIE NEIDRINGRUAS Richardson, all of Sanford. ing to p&y its tifls a debt-ceiling raise. The a]X Robert SWpWfl5(*i leader of Street between Mulberry and ..ASSU Funeral services were held at Mildred Virginia Mrs. Treasw George ternative would be Pomegranate Avenues, in front stored the grain at the port and the pkuerZtL 11 a.m. today at graveside 60. of Town arid Lake P. Shultz and his colleagues payment on the government's pwpo~ forexport booking The School Board is meeting cia '-Alofs Lake Mary Cemetery with Rev. Apartments, died Saturday att Marie Mrs. also are asking for Congress to obligations. at 7:30 tonight and As expected visiting. Aug subsidies when William Norris officiating. Niedrrighaus, 76. of Lake Seminole Memorial Hospital. legislate a 8250-billion spending Ways and Means Chairmann the payrnent was 47 cents," to take up the issue with many aThe ouzig c Gramkow Funeral Home in She was a native of Cumat Seminole ial Hospital, Mr). died Sunday ceiling, An effect authorizing the Wilbur D Mills. D4ait.. says be Barton said of the parents and Angel. Seminole Memor charge beriand, Md., and had lived in President to hold the line at this will support Nixon's request for where be was treated by Dr. Memorial Hospital. She was a native 01St. Louis, Mo., and had Sanford for the past four years figure regardless of how much a spending ceiling, but that be Kenneth wing. Dr. wing Funeral Notice in Lake Mazy for the past was lived moving here from Fairfax, Va. the lawmakers appropriate. effective. it would be doubts ipanied the boy as be was a CUfl She She was a member of Chuluota WILLETT, MRS MILDRED The debt-ceiling hearings is like)) The coxxLrruttet also nuwn to Fknô.a Hospital in two VIRGINIAFuneral S er vices Lifesaver One. Herndon municant of the Episcopal Community Church and the provide I)eznocu-atw members re the debt ceiling approve or Mrs Mildred Virginia ChurchChuluota Ladles Auxiliary of of the House Ways and Means quest, ca- IOInetIIIIIg CClose to it Ambulance's helicopter amwhim, M o4 Ts and Lii. Survivors include a daughter. Fire Department. CJJrTIZWttee another OxIrtufllty Apanm.ns. wto died Saturday The present temporary cei tiulanxe. at Samuel. Memoil Mespdal died at about 10 ann. Mrs. Sidney Bush Weber, Lake to rake over the econorruc pol- tug is w'u billion. The adznini.sSurviviors include her flie boy held ci its, lfl. YV,SdaY. Mary; son, Edward L Bush, husband, Henry Willett of 1 icies of the Nixon adminis- tration is asking for 1465 bilhior. -Saturday. at Chulvota C.mmuni?V'CbvrCh Sanford and a sister, Mrs. tration. Deuxaats art trying effective through June 31, w1th n ow. Gavorge D,WM The car, a 1965 Ford Atlanta; three grandsons. fic s sfing Burial in NaHonl will be forwarded to St. Body Louise Weaver, Chuluota. to make these a prune election- unless congress acts, the cr; stationwagcri, was driven by MamfisrilI Perk, 1II$ Church. Louis for services and burial by Gramkow Funeral Home in year issue, asserting that Nixon mug will drop Nov. 1 to $400 b. w- u aii Brown. of 1103 V. Grambow Funeral Uem• In Gramkow Funeral Home, charge of arrangements. has failed to control uifbticxi or bun, well below the &CtU*l de" Mar" West Ninth Street, which is in charge of local inçrue employment and that In its lam octim On LKXTwirli: i' . . &XThflreTT)eflts. his rriheit ftot buii*as .nd iithiaritt in iti,u' CAinrr#-A set ______ 1 ' .i' !'. •' REG. $15.99 I sustained ____ _ i))) " On Sale Of Wheat -5- 11 �cnfr,rI f UI Monday, Sept. 18, 1972 ! 4A—The Sanford Herald ~i — Editorial Comment - V In these changing times in Seminole County there are certain fixtures which benefit every year as this growth factor produces problems and then, if allowed, creates answers. One of the yardsticks with which this should be measured is the once-a-year campaign of the United Fund of Seminole County to raise the dollars needed to help provid' the best possible community-wide program of human services, When the 1JF first went about this sensible way of consolidating appeals frori such agencies as the Boy and Girl Scouts, the Salvation Army — Offbeat Ruminations and the Red Cross. the leadership had to he where it then existed in Sanford. the county seat Computer Quantity-Memory Quality on Lake Monroe. then, however, the population plosion along the southern edge of the county and then in Casselberry. A]tamnonte Springs and Longwood brought about such an extension of the Deeds for the agencies to fulfill their obligations. .n that UT leaders and workers in that section started to shoulder their share of the burden. This year. hcwe'er. with the campaign chairman being George W. Foster. president of the Barnett Bank of Seminole County National Association, working out of Altamonte Springs. the true widening of the appeal is emphasized. For the first time the valued cooperation of the C)viedo UF workers will be included officially in the county drive. This is a very important strengthening. For the county growth which has already been referred to is now hitting a very high stride in the southeast corner where the impact of the across-the-COUntY-line Technological University uif' Florida is being more and more felt. The budget committee of the UF had to sit iown with requests from the 12 agencies approved for UF help totalling about $109,000. Very close scrutiny whittled this down to the $820)0 which is the 1972-73 goal. Kick-off breakfast tomorrow will take place at the Holiday inn as the many veteran campaigners bring their knowledge and experience into the one-month drive It was under th e management of Robert Morris of Sanf ord that the $71 ,000 goal in '72 was reached and as the new UF president, his dedication will be very much in evince. Nor can any comment on the UT be properly made without a very low and well -earned bow towards Jack Homer. First Vice- Presid en t, whose en ergy has done much to make this drive not only an all-county affair, but properly Since . mer shorthand wtu7., was earn- ter who left Spearmint chewing or Pearl White was in it. 13% HAL BOYLE A n- F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Ing a living on Broadway as a gum on the bedpost overnight. NEW YORK API — camA TTiRfl as U good as his Wt!fC Y0Ufl, aliVe, tfl love — NIIW h'liCi$t, turning out Such puter is a better recall machine and still living together, a ro- hits as "Me and My Shadow," wordord. than the human memory Those were the days — re"The Old Gang of Mint," and mance to fIUt1Tit)Ct. sonw ways Producer Rill Rose, a for- the one about some odd charac- member quantity. No human mind could Store and then deliver back on demand the millions of figures or letters or words that computer can But when it comes to quality. the machine is hopelmaly outclassed. Only the blood-fed heart and mind can recall the flavor of a memory or restore an emotional event with all the that It had originally. imp You've got a pretty good memory box in your own head If you can push a mental button it Will remember when A juvenile dehnqi'ent was lad who pitched pen -vies at sidewalk cracks for kieps. A man who skA..ped going to church on Sunday felt guilty about it all next week. You weren't a real traveling until you learned to call every Pullman porter "George." in summer you could tell a dude by his straw boater and to-te shoes. In a fair fight. there still w soriw tradition of sportsmanship. You were sued to train from kicking an opponent a rule when he was down la terdropped by a generation which believes that It is only whenafellowisduwnthatyou can give him a proper lacking. pure and Osceola. There can be no question that the manpower rraLb 1rOlanirvrD TELEPHONE 831 993 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 322 7611 300 N FRENCH AVE . IELO, Editor arø P u bli s her I'* 1 PubI'S' WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Advert i sing Director A A WALTER FRANK vOL'TOLINE Circuia$'D' General PbQt'r JOHN A t.POLSK I. Assoete Ed i tor WINIFRED F GIELOW FRED VAN PELT Comptroller Managing Edi t or / ; STAFFORD DEPBY at Ø,ofiat Page tivertlinc manager GARY TAYLOR CHARLES HA ¶,p! Me-c'n'rI Ed,lo RALPHHAYS County Editor Comp Rn'yn Foreman .4 is RAY DORIS WILLIAMS Soc ely Ed' for r. :ea 1. : -- ' :: - JR. Staff -..-- * : 00 ( ,1 -1 . meAs Hume DC'ef Mail 0 Month ô Months 510 15 17 mot US ostal RegLauns pr.obdethtll pd n ad v ance Enred as second class matter Oceot*r OIface 1 Sanford. Fbotida 3777' , ivip , No part of any m,iriit nes or idvcrti'fl th The Sanford Hrald may be reproduced in efl mifl'bef Herald Any The tPi.. pubsher of prm niun t1 Will be i duf I or firm responsible tot' tth rcp'uducO is!! 1* and S copyright considered as intringinç on The Hrrøld li* the liable fur damage under held and Christmas, Published daily except Saturday. SuriOby Saturday preceding (hrstmis -- published - - The Her titled nIed is a member at the Ast.o a'ed Press which the n hit. f or reproduc s &i the brat r* nrtvspaper . RAY CROM1EY rj , . 4;7- I IN - ,A-us whispered to me that Saturday, Sept. 23. It I niranls anti spectators are Sanford Civic Center will get a %tt h 01111 new c urta in Lx Fort (lit' I* Pr t us W ill go to entrnl pearante of 1111 DI (,Abtl)l under auspices (if Seminole F luridi ktilnu Foundation. Concert Mutual County Association. I i 14 It's about time! 1) , - I JANICE SPRlN(F IF.1.I), AltamOflIe $prsn9S ,.. MorilynC'cIfdUfl 13) 6V75 Fern Park L (stales Goidenro( (asibrouk Florida State flank. Bear Lake Forest City Lake Mary Ann P Icy .' tj! Kathy NihlacR 8307150 Gordon $31 6175 322 2611 Longwood AnnR•iey Lfl Cuiueta Mrs &ueMcEichern 365 5565 Winter Springs M,ir, "Volt Iib 8b6 Colored Community P,Ar a HawkinS in 541 D.tloni DeBary- Ent er pns'I Carl Alien Dellona 574 758 Miff. Osteen Clareric, Snyder 441 Geneva Qvi'dO Slivia Liz P,jth&eut 3ms $205 to as,sist you with the proper prm edure weddings Ilpix aring 1:1 old ____ Flie Herald In defense , Uiis is not our fault , ______ The brides have colored So until have fun. .- meet we . - - again. and tat' -.- onsequences ' . . . I- . -— . - '. . .'.' - I . .- =' .- ' 1. . I '. - . . W -_ - - . - . . .-' . . - - ,. ' - - , . . ' . : : t - 3 • V INU ? j - - - , - 4' .-"''. - .5 - ...j ' . - ' ' 11, . - , .. - _. _. 7 i~wz t*." ,— .A -1 -.,, - L poses with her bridesmaids ,it the ISS ElJ/.AHETH R(E traditional luncheon. Seated with the hride is Mrg Leo atson Standing, from left, are Jeanette Guess, Karen Antolick, Pamela Madden and Lynne Hall. En ahsentia is Sandra Scott. . sleeveless red sheath. Mrs. WausonSr. wore a art ck and Mrs. Watson . M -- _______________________ . ,. (, '. - -- >1. Dead lime ne - . .,. ' - _.. -- V - - t"!ll iii y r tiry. We velcome yoni .. 1.ynne Hail. Jeanette Guess and Sandra Scott. ' : - - , . r women's Ri!qt1e'st news and photo coverage parties. Liuba, ute ) should made .it least a week to u1vnce. ... . . . - 'a., 11 ' - £ : - - Other guests were Mrs. — .- .. -.. h' •' Pt t ? wore a The maid of honor, Karen Antol ck, was given a wooden turtle ceramic and cheeseboard. W ' , knit and Mrs. Harold T. Madden, mother of the groom. •. - .- ' f. . T M 7 Miss Itogers sparkled in a blue print jersey wi th a draped neckline. She was presented with a variegated blue nosegay (of rnrnflowers and rarnations hy the hostesses. '' . . .:. • £, ': (ssert . - ' -V W _ 9 , - • ..: "w" 'S _____________ and then were invited to the -; ., — -- - - ' ' . -- . -- . ' . .1rc E 'N Fthgers, tbiø bride's mother, wore an C and Mrs. It. W. Deane. After th e formal opening of "America, the Beautiful" was Wilburn - ---- . dining rorm for a main course Of d1 ir Ions chicken salad er ngtie shells filled with strawberries was the beautiM the meeting by th e acting. sung by Mrs. J. J. Steczkowkl, m hghh ght of the first meeting of ffie Fall lield by Sallie chaplain. Mrs. A. W. Lee, the whose beautiful %t)prano voice Harrison Chapter, National president's general message wa a pleasure to hear. _.. __ Phasing In Auto Safety: Complex -.--.— r-4 -_ - _: - . i~ ... - - . . Western Europe, Japan and China. During the transition, Communist nations probably will develop toward interdependence slower than other nations. "It is doubtful that we will see more than a modest liberalization of the Chinese and Soviet domestic systems by IM." the paper says, IW there may be a substantial improvernerit In their view of the external threat. "At the same time they should perceive Increasing advanta ges to coopera ting In such fields as science and technology, trade, and arms control." One positive sign is that both Soviet and Chinese trade are crowing faster with capitalist countries than with other Communist nations. This Is considered indicative of a desire by both to have a significantly higher level of interaction with the nonCommunist world, since neightar wants to be left out of the still developing International system that will prevail In the post-cold war period. The United States thinks China's capability to undertake in military actions beyond its Immediate borders will remain limited through the lV7, but its worldwide political influence will Increase, China is also expected, as is Moscow, to remain ccnmitted to far Left movements In the world but presumably will be less willing to take major risks for them. The Soviet onion, on the other hand, by 1980 probably will have achieved a worldwide political and military presence and a substantiall y more flexible capability f or ,viI1Itri, In distan t ar the osoer sta tes. , rwi.rt1nn f..—. -eas - - was selec..ed to head the Senate Appropriations subcommittee which referees the National Space Aeronautics and Administration's budget Strengthening requests. Pro'e'e band is Ow addition of Sen. Birth Ba)t. D-Ind.. to the same subcommittee. Bayb is anotheir arch foe of continued big space aptca1ations. As dAd fientlit overseer of space agency spending. Pr'uwalre will have a large staff equipped to pry Into NASA buWi, especially the recently awarded $LZ IUIc Some consumer watchdogs have come down hard an a proposal that th e Department of Transportation IDOTI be permitted by Congress to phase in motor vehicle safety improvements over a two-year period rath er than require all manufacturers to meet a given standard at one time. In a letter to the U.S. Senate, Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe noted th at under present law, standards have to be im posed across th e board on all cars at a single date, and that date has to be set far enough in the future so that it is practicable for all manufacturers to achieve full compliance. Under phase-in auth ority, however, standards coulG be in troduced on a gradual basis, th us bringing at least some cars under the standard sooner than an across-theboard deadline might. For example, a standard could be made effecti ve for 25 per cent of all vehicles produced by any manufact urer beginning Sept. 1, 1973. for ) per cent of one manufact urer's vehicles beginning Sept 1. 1974 and for all of its vehicles beginning Se pt 1. 197 One of th e more dubious objecti ons has been voiced by Dr. Carl Nash of th e Ralph Nader-affiliated Public Interest Research Group. The DOT proposal, he says. would be likely to discriminate against buyers of lower, priced cars, since manufacturers would be more likely to introduce safety feat ures on higher priced, higher markup models earlier and on their lowest priced cars "only when finally required to do so.,, - Yet it could be argued that, even If this is true, refusal W grant phz.sc'•in authority would discriminate against those people who are going to buy higher priced models an yway by denying them safety features they might otherwise have had. It could also be argued th at th e present "lowest cornman denominator" system, which delays th e adoption of a certain standard to some date when every manufacturer can meet it, discriminates against every ne who buys a car before that dat', high priced or low priced . , O - Area t:orr"211310ndents are i as his outbursts against Pedago!* apesng. Proxmire already has promised that space appropriations hearings will have a "new look," with more public sessions and more adversary The prvhiem of ring apace hardware production costs is plaguing NSA,, too. George M. Low, the qencys deputy administrator, warx that the eatlee $pow program Proxmire coriaiøe"Uy has may be In hot water If pricee Lmplovnwrzt As AND M16. JACK GREENE, was Invited to become a dancer wi th New York City Civic Ballet Company when MAMA MIMI took her and siste r, LISA, to New York for dancing lessons under Leading twisters. According to reports, the Instructors and critics judged both girls as ''s.ensationlil" dancers. Jackie is U (lancer with ______________~ of .1 _W - , gq* 4 %ot k, 'ItS ~s - 1Q , I A MEMBERSHIP COFFEE was held at - - - , ' 3J5 UI I'erce for Sanford Junior Woman's Club. Pausing for refreshments at beautifully appointed ta ble (top photo) are, from left, Vertis Sauls, Kathy Wallace, Joanne Porter, Judy Foley and Laurie Dickey, coffee co-hostess. Admiring colorf ul cake (lower photo) at coffee are, from left, Mary Ann Boothe, Martha Lyle, Bess Edwards, coffee co-hostess, (Ann Sieczkowski Photos) Mary Jean Berrien and Betty Rethwill . So far she has suffered no injury, not even a blister "But I'm just waiting to get my finshe s.aid. ger Darlene says the men on the job have gotten used to having her around. "Sometimes delivery men stop and gawk at me. as if I belonged somewhere else, but 1 them any mind." she don't said. '1 really don't have time to stop and talk. My job keeps me pretty busy pay The fact that so many power tools are used now makes it easier for a woman to do the job. she says Darlene says her 5-year-old daughter, Laura. is proud of her new skill. "She tells all her friends 'My mommy is a carpenter: Chop Protection DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, ZALES HOUSEWARES ARE HARD TO BEAT! 411111111111111111111111100— CANNON MUSIC Co. 1 11111111111ifte 4 14Ji / or in s&vC.. 44.700 543.5701 11 4 DAYS I'll e th Garden Circles JI%CARANDA CIRCLE The first metting of the 73 season otJacaranda Circle ot Sanford Garden Club was held Friday. Sept. 8, at 7 p.m. at the beautiful country home on Lake Lincoln of Mrs. J.G. Johnson. Mrs. R.J. Reel was the co- LOON FOR IT AT— — The next meeting will be Friday. Oct 13, .it 30 p.m.. at the Garden Club with Mrs. W. H. Brinson and Mn. C.C. Tyre as the hostesses. -- Mrs. H.E. Peurtfoy led the group In prayer and later names were drawn for secret sisters. In the absence of Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. Peurtfoy gave a horticulture review. Cuttings were exchanged and the meeting closed with The Lom-tl'I'uvir h ui t''r enjoyed .1 Jeiiciou.', covered dish dinner LINCOLN.MERCUNY -4wv '72itSPoiflt jA1&j0,3,0F.b,AicA 4 wt sP'r$ta AW Mrs. Johnson served .13 chairman In the absence of the president, Mrs. George Beckhorn. Town & (oiuitrv - - 104 MW E. FIRST STORE HOURS;' TO 5:30 EACH,DAY POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS Yard Limgttis Regular 4.138 When On Baits Solids and FanL!ei SPECIAL DENIM LENO SOFT JANIE REG. /2 PRICE $127 U PERMANENT RENT EL E C I R I C ' 4". \ Shrinkaqu Carpets REG. FASIERi FASTERI - 'pci $3300 Coo?rolluci 'tuu. t.V SolIds tuid Print-it, Potyestur s Cotton INDIAN HEAD 341J Iff"I _ 3"rt11. Permanent basis for the world's most beautiful hair styles. At last a true foundation wave essential as a bails for all hairstyling. Produces the luscious soft waves. . the firm body the beautifully cndltioned manag.1.11hIy your bali nds for our love!cat hairstyles. And this foundation wave is permanently Long lasting too. Contains olive oil, lanolin and special smollents for superb hair care. Jack & Jean's ywye got the whole wwW $1 a day or Smaller Michins , •Pi ii bip - I..'.i...-.,. .,j- Ii.... Pt,. t4'•ai**i Ma,lIlnd lando 1ub4J t.ulton or s H A M P 00 E R cleans phone 323.2510 3NK.)MEttCARt) ''Ui PWKWA "Which of this season's new se,Iu do you think will get the highest ratings, and be copied neirli season?" friends who stopped to bid farewell to Mrs. Gary I Phoebe ) Walker and new daughter. Suzanne They have joined Gary in San Diego. Calif., where he is attending U.S. Navy nuclear MR. WITH PVT. LESSONS YNNMNRM*iw '& 'Day Of The Cat' 'I kind of like the pay," she •l .dii Ii1I 't..) tik.er P. "Its a good trade, too Some day. when I get good enough, I want to build my own wooden hous. somewhere up in the mountains." the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack MONTHLY E dLtL Carpe nter DALLAS iAP) - Drlene Wisdom, 23, of Fernday. La_ has been sworn into Carpenters Local No 198 as the only dues-paying woman carpenter in the city 12 0 5w1etv dltor ,,..,,, technical schools. JACKIE (;REENE, daughter can't be s1sbe He told a Wahln'on, D.C., spece symposium recently that "U we don't do aoniethlrig about the high cod at doing business in space, and do It icon, our nation's apace program is in deep trouble. "We are on the verge of exciting new dincove'les In space science," Low said, "tad we cannot follow through as rapldiy as we should because we can't afford IL We see before usicati many Important apace apons, but we cannot uve pl out as quIckly as we should becai we can't afford it." J1Dr1l(In Ln jnvs To protect lips from chapping and peeling, apply a thin coat of medicated chap stick under lipstick or gloss. _____ ) Darts Williams. Madden, sister of the grown. ..-.. . Good luck, Abigail! . .\.N L."il (Jtt,\1:L outdoor gaLliering Seminole Memorlil hospital Is missing ABIGAIL THOMAS these days. The lovable RN retired from her post as head nurse In 013 after years of faithful service. She was honored by her friends at a retirement dinner at which time she was presented a wrist watch by them. In addition to th e watch Abigail received monetary gifts with a local doctor contributing a substa ntial amount toward a tr ip to Panama. DR. AND MRS. JOHN the MORGAN presented oral fl lovely a wi th honoree arrangement which centered ,4i ..I., •kIi t the dinner. UJV %UiIIlp _, voted against space shuttle appropriations In the Senate. The senator's aiticln of apace projects has been nearly as loud . . - - *~ - tour and live, are Invited to enter th e contest with th e entry deadline Monday, Oct. 2. Local merchants ha ve entry blanks to be submitted with a recent photo of the contestant. The photos and biography of each contestant will be oil display at Sanford Atlantic National Bank. For f urther information, Call NORA GORDON, 323-2631, or PAT MORAN, 323-4450. The winners will receive savings bonds, Disney World tickets and mini-trips for th e parents. Celebrity guests will also be In atte ndance. Contesta nts will be judged on be auty and personality by O MRS. WALTER GIELOW, The Sanford Herald; BILL RECK Radio Sta tion WTRR: and CLIFF NELSON, president of Seminole Zoological Society. NASA Trouble— (Proxmire) Ahead By FRANK MAcxmthER MWlary-Aeruspace Writer Copley News Service The federal space agency. buoyed by Congress' apparent tillinness ta puib ahead with a manned shuttle program for the late 1970i, nevertheless could be headed toward some troublet,orne tuxa For unething. Sesm. William Proxmire, D-WIs., the U.S. aerospace program's most unrelenting critic, has been elevated to a new job which will give him additional puweri to gul& Rom _111:111 In the wake of Sen. Allen J. Ellender's death, Proxmire In signing off, l'rii unhappy to report that I have received iota h criticisrii regarding the the wedding So for you girls planning making that famous trek altar, I will be more than happy At*redAt DAR Chapter Meet to help SAVE OUR ZOO t Casselberry Tangbewood - (i,'iiiie, Its Mini-vacation, anyone? I 11 Th is will be th e door prize at t. the LITTLE MISS I3PW CONTEST,Oct. 21,at8p. in. at School High Seminole is auditoriwn and Business Sanford Professional Women's Club is Space Age Report .ii rn . Evirybod y's welcome! m P long-sleeved Before adjournment, "God Jr. was lovely in a Society, 1)augtiters of the was read by Mrs. Stanley rose voile. American Revolution was an Pierce, who has become an Bless America" was sung by Congrats to MILS. A. K. interesting talk, 'Crime and active member instead of the members. An ice course SHOEMAKER JR.! MLs.s Rogers was presented a was served. SOPHiE was appointed by it s Consequences," by lion. associate, attending were Mrs. gift of ceramics and jewelry by Others Mrs. W. L. Carter was Dominick J. Salfi, judge of the GOVERNOR ItEURIN ASKEW hostesses and she in turn the Miss Emma 18th Judicial Circuit Court of welcomed as a new member, Leon Fellows, to serve as a member of Mrs. presen ted gif ts to her at E. Butler, and Mrs. 13. E. Itogero and Mrs. linker, Mrs. C. Seminole Memorial hospital Florida. Th e br idesmaids were ulants, True, [tram, Mrs. it. E. meeting was held at the Viett'h of Abigail Bartholomew M. J. Board of Trustees. necklaces. given jade M. it. Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. bionic of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Chapter were guests . Pamela Madden, ey are Th Mrs. B. Mrs. T. K. Wiley, Regent, Ball, Mrs E. M. Hoke, 910 Palmetto Ave., wi th Miss groom; Mrs. Leo sister of the _____ Jennings, Mrs. Belle E. Rogers, Irene Hinton and Mrs. C. I.. presided. of the bride; Jr., cousin Watson At th e cloce of the program, Mrs. Paul Mikier, Mrs. W. C. Powell as co-hostesses. MôrIyviG,'dun 1316915 at - '- is Honored an - Speaking of S('M('A, the mem be rship drie 1 you joined yet" derway. .1rive For information, call ROSE SOUTHWARD, 322-6404. or ol hoess shriwing Wat.n .Jr. was of favoritism re a recent wkling, The luncheon ta bles were since it afipt'arNl in The herald with light rose flowers striking on Monday after th e Saturday rre tablecloths. d deeper wedding. Path place was marked by a It just SI) happened that the (altMtkifl. rose bride honored my deadline and had her photo and fillid out were served hot 71W forni in toy hund.s way before hors d neUVTPS as they arrived - rtow [or the tiorsey set! Now bear this! Winter Springs Stables, One of those flitting critters sopopularthesc(baysin Central Tuskawillai Road, Mait l an d , Florida tbe1ivi'rd me a love will lx' the sIte of a lieni'fit 1iuntcrutiqwr horse Show, nwssage! a 0 ttendr inc i"iirii' . Herald Area Correspondents I., THEASLJRES," a i;oirilQIii: - % . over ttis' -nals this week, Betty, who earned tier pilot and ii COUNTRY STORE, *_4 _ li('CRSC sotiie (tine ago, is nOW in among others, where delightful tiurses training. items arid tionneniatle boil goodies will be offered. Slit' Invited me up for a spin. _______________________ . Also a turkey dinner with all and just plan to take tier up on the fancy tririunings will be By LM1ltlS11.1,h1tMS it, served frntii 11:30 0. III. (1) 1:30 Society Editor 1 k . . . next' I By DON OAKLEY MOrNBA..t. T)i*'T DDH'I SCAP i," — . ' - JAMES CAR Copley hIWI &fVLCC The United States has read the tea WASHING)N and predicts a modest liberalization of both China and 198O'ts a substan tial red uc tion In their the Si'vwt llniv' fear of a ttack by outside feL Even more so than today the two Communist powers are likely to look upon the other as the principal antagonist rather than the United States. As a result, gradual impruvement In U.S. China and U.S. Soviet relations is expected with the twin relationships perhaps even ta king on a competi tive edge In the eyes of Peking and Moscow. All this and a lot more is predicted ins new State Department paper on current foreign policy. It Is an attempt to look Into the punt-cold war world and see what lies ahead. Basically what is preceived dimly Is a world of aaam bled relationship and vastly increased Interdependence In which it may not be unusual for Europe and the Soviet Union to side against the United States in trade and Investment matters, or for the United States and the Soviets to join In questioning trade policies of the European community. "An awareness of the complexities of Interdependence should have a moderating influence on the International be havior of au countries," the paper sta tes. This coming world of 1980, the United States believes. is ill part of the aftermath of the change from a bipolar world of yesterday. domina ted by the United States and the Soviet - -..i..i....1 .4A •i a.%., ,-.vnlv. i.r'n,inii . .. -• w a u vv-.zuvu w 11,111 ii. union ~ I - '' _ .. - 1 Snitford - ill- One Man's Opinion It . -. — $ ' . street of a small town after nudmght would start a dozen dogs barking. People pushed lawnnsuwers instead of taking a scenic nde across the Lawn on them. Sometimes it seemed that the only things the parlor of a borne used for were wakes and ater. the reading of the will. l later, A kid knew the coming Saturday afternoon movie serial would be a dmger if Eddie Polo , tA _ - I, '— ' - - - By Mdl v r ,~ leaves S I SO Month $ Ill 00 1 Year 35C Werl, SI 006 -- - Elizabeth ANNUAL BAZAAR coining phot(A made on their wcAding (lay and it ji,orrietitnes thkes Wottien's Society of ('bristlon tnn't' than a month to et prints her sister's Iootstrps Hhlti will no Intilit l)Ci'l)lIlO a guild dancer ''rs Re of First United From the photographer rh lovely borne Of Mrs fon flier, wt14ql they r,i,tlirn Is 5pofl%Iffiflg Mc thodkt ( %0114,111 ti IS old qiflougtl Wat.nSr., which OVPTk%kR the the honryt;iin sitli a thou.sairid the annual hiinr on FrIday, HfIU River in South they Oct. 13, from 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and one things to do. got,, Daytona, wa the setting for show up with the form and In McKinley flail). bridesmaid's luncheon The bazaar will feature of aprilnitles weeks jailer. Keep wondering what hon or ing Fli:ah.th K.g.rs arvi An irate mamma raked me A N Il ' T U A S II BE11'Y WM,LA('E will (it) her attenriants Mrs. f..o -. i Al Rri(Iesnlai(1s him- 11( 11 11 IR, T'772- -5A Sopt ____ — written '. . B mail subscriptions be : / - Our Crystal Ball STEVENS SUBSCR I PT bId RAT ES Home Dclery ,l Other :P — — R oom F cx t•rnar Phorapher P BILL VINCENT ___ , ____ B 10 Chatter" aIIldi4II IIII 111"Illet-Gillid of WASHINGTON NEA traffic may be impossible to !t!'P' Aettin iru Th stop. of how thorThe gloom' preditcion is made regardless Th ailand, South oughly friendly governments cooperMe In U.S 'utnam, Laos and Cambodia: No matter how man" they—re leeway much how agents operate in the area and factories; And civen to search baggage and wipe out drug esnite tough new Amer,caninSPirt'd regulations in sC% eral of these nations and ver harsh treatment meted out for some violators. They come from infor These thoughts are not my own. by one friend who was for ye!rS a colonel mation given Asian country. th in the opium detail of one major Sou eastspread through by another whose political connections French. Cni two of these nations and by other Asian, cx considerable some nose and American contacts with penence in the rural areas of these nations that control of the drug There are two basic re asons not succeed now and for a traffic will almost certainly very long time to come. officials and of First—The pa of the rural police, local is so low that few officials. the ordinary military commanders can make endspolice meet. and even mlitar' unit on the take being level without existence even on a bare from smugglers and anyone else able to make pay-offs regularly. In all too many cases, these officials do not get the th em to crack backup from higlier authorities to enable down on anyone for opium or heroin running. not have l;i scvcrai f these ecuntrics, local officials do authority accepted of force or of any appreciable power to enforce any law against even relatively small groups or individuals nations In wide areas of the countryside of the fournot exerdoes as well the government above and Burma any appreciable power or control. cise well as for This holds for non-Communist areas as regions occupied by troops from Hanoi and agents from Peking. Actual control is in the hands of bandits, gangs or sec ret organizations. Th e second basic reason for the continued drug traff ic is the people in th e opium growing areas are so poor and altern ate sources of income so meager they cannot be persuaded to give up th is cash crop. There has been talk for years, investigating commissions, government and internati onal reports, programs and exhortations for th e introduction of substitute crops Nothing has come of this Substitute crops haven't worked; No one has discovered practical substitutes. Most alternate crops require water, fertilizer, nearness to markets. roads, sui table climate and customers. One or all of these factors is lacking in most opium areas. Just as th e police power frequently does not extend effectively to the opium growing areas. the agricultural. civic and ed ucati onal influence of the governments does not effectively extend there either. What is needed is technical aid to th ese nations to give them more effective government—if any nations know how to give such assistance. Lessening Red Peril Seen By 80s JANE CASSELBERRY 4 i . - ---i ! ROY GREEN Editor Sports 0 Anyone walking down the ___________________________ \\ . — ordinated with the neighbor counties of Orange ___ the real human needs which such approved agencies as are on the list require is a fault on the people of Seminole. We believe that a goal of $100,000 is not only well within the scope of this county and is possible this year. Let this recognition of the human needs of Seminole residents and Iransients become vital. Let the people show the UF understand and will do officials that theyindeed respond! of this rcccS and thc fiscel resnur bouncing county are not even being properly e th $82,000 goal the UF leaders challenged by have set. What every resident must become aware of is that this is in fact and in truth an opport Unity provided by these volunteers men and women — who give of themselves freely for this onemonth's effort, for a full-scale sharing, To make the leadership cut and scrimp to meet Asia Drug Traff ic Has No Cure, Yet w_ 7 1, Human NeedS Take Seminole Spotlight I ' Global Comment — r,r't1.t',. inrald ECKERD DRUGS 4 lops" I4•'' "I' ' t•' * "• MON.,THURS. P*l.TIL$ .. i, ... • SANPOIO PLAZA 311-100 SANFORD PLAZA BEAUTY SALON No Appointment Necessary Prints and Solids Regular ISO Wash and Wear kIóL foi fl 3YD. Sportswear o. Draperies LAND 0 FABRICS CARRIES A COMPLETE SELECTION OF KIRSCH DRAPERY RODS AND HARDWARE ACCESSORIES. �by V.1. A1LY OOP I1 , e. Prnovs P.ui, . Monday Sept 18 1972 6A-The Sanford Herd Furnishings ALLEY OOP I I 013:1111911KTITION1 e MnAmfm — I I Wk b b u.. ll= k'Al i 15 Flat piece ~bba_ 'I 57 Exist 1IAIDV61WTt cntTaCtioi Refuse Childless voinan seeks ' ail Van Buren ____ without . M Japanese 34 Nevadia rAty yi t x time to ham it chK my We &COV that he was unab to frther a aatlo cbild,aoweagreed thatlahouldhaveartlftciallnaernlna- 4jFr,er4) 42Frnenrar 1 Uon. IL _.. %k 3 6 . 5O1d.itunes 8 I 9 9 --122 - 25 26 r _1 artificial Inoorminaties or etherwtw. Oul~ ow mother in 11,00 5.1 Uk- ph- to produrit twinfi. And 5In" fib the U. is 34 • ___ I r — Jc eatIng I P7 in Mffw t plac%. A full mea) usually consists of socip, salad, vegeltablas, bread, buttier, and by the time we gd to the main course, we can't eat it because we am so fiIW up % — — 1 _____________ (M \ — , - 8 '.. . [_7 --j" 7 ,%W I '. H oi t1' ç\ _, '\- 'i . 101 i ; il 4 I ___ _'4_ . , ... & — --I.--,-- . - - -- ,I - I / FRW! _~ YOW You'vE mi!`43 PeOPPED __ __ - .4 Paint Windom S( r r 1 0 DAUGHTER AGE L, 1 4AT )<E GCWtE PEONAL EFFEC1 10 THE .. _. will. I hope to. Our senior cidwas w*,d all the --breab" *ey esa get. faster and smoother. tOI -A POLL\' FAN Morn DEAR DAUGHTER liess than Dad meftb a probably Deeds S facelift dressing down. . P7ibkas? Trut Ab'y. p. • pera AflY. PDX U'IN. 1.. A.. CALIF. llIp s eacisee • a saed seveisPe. , Far - Pabr. MbY. ••., i ,, , Wly 7N. I— Aage. ____________________ • . ______ I ORECAST FOR TUESDA 11'. SEPTEMBER 19, 1972 from ~ . j i~ "-I . I 1$ 0 fvointhsCidl Riitw In*tu HE AAL)*T BE they wil.l gladly help you. Show yout finest abilities Ci%ic work can add to yout pmornt prestige GLMINI (Ma) 21 to June '. 1) You cu engage in ne* allies toyour currrnt Toner. Make right scheduW4 of trips)-ou want to take m the u ure. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) If you uw more Modern methods, you can handk your rrsponaibinties more efficny. 7 to pue mate by . . 0 — -. - - _ T.RiPES...FORU ten and find that this heavy . waxed cLirdboard is a fine _J~! ,T '- \ LiP. , f ) 1) are split at home the take up little space with 'our other camping gear. After using we burn the cartons-LINDA - . .owri'I 0 I .ymplau -.. - - C. ~~ POW r gA'U$U La,v,.CsaQ*'cu oJ - I I I • ; & ' — C* &: 3 ? .4 o Ce , 0 Q 32 vulnerable Last South N.T. 3 N* T Pwss Pass Pus Opening lead-*2 four spades would collect 3UO to 500 points -not as J I - to predict what wdl happen. This is a Mankless Job. the aid ofah*nd in twiibk. he or the will be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY one of those delightful young pecipk who can be helpful to t you during adoIoicence Any proewve profession here Oswald: "They predicted that most S o u I h players ts ould wind up at four After a spade lead South would draw tn"s a I t a c k diamonds. would lead the queen fi.rat and West would make his best play liv covez-m w'th the ki ng"Then a South who had -_ - I . I -. — .--.--- i ,_ - f4 /S_. : . I I .. - . '—.' , j . --.--' . - -. -- -- II - ft - )-_ - . 1 I - 'J "I " 0 - / / . , ___ . z~ -, -1 1% 5 ~ I \ 'o F --I- %f - 41 ~ a u Is i Ight i Famifly Night 1ow - OM 1~ -- -- . I . I I i p -r .C( dw I 1(-( I,. .~ 1'~,Ij I ? ~~ I, I -C-1I arry Y by LeeFalk a and Sy Ba - "t RUN al y iangoUn Or SCSI) fl4RU lID ica It feeds oil ants and its a protection •igaiust tlitse instt.ts it has external ears thick t 'c• Itik, 'ilit World Altiinac sis Witeit attacked, U %,aricties clillib about trees with tho aid of their lolig, prehensile tail. Copyli tit C lilt .N*%%et.s%io--s rw,rwin, %--fl ___________ ____________ ____ - Reg St iO Value \ -- ?oitliygunhghtar .. - - sc t'riittt's k ... j. - 111"6114,11 sj ( ' I Walker 1 e: -- k _- '1 ___ R . ,. The -_ . CH INNER '?- _____ - 5 o "), A I1.5.1 $09T1 c - Mon ---- . - I ~~ . 4 I ijw I .. T I UI Lot 4, i 1f ) J - / '/oUT! _______•____\ J U ________________________________ -- eoc,ø, -9 I 75 i . IDlDJ4T 4AppV4 tV BE A .-- 1 I z . - _~ .'.. I I . !~'_11 rtri._ __Li .. - T A . - ., *_ MATINEE DAILY I (e xc ept Sat Sun MME=I - I --' C... l'T _' . - . *1.1. MY8E5T b',) IP4AVE 'OC /'—)U lO4 AQ$E JA7 I 1 S Fretich-lie, Saolurd - . .1 P_ -BEETLE BAILEY_ - — ii i - . -- b LOBSTER Hous HAMA JOUS EASTWOOD 4110 ro JOIE . . I 1 7:30 730 9:00 I 2:30 II cI KIDD FACTS I I . 11.6 %. , ::~;=I 5 Chic I 11 D "rt 'ir I (0 i ui t')p in _____ i i 4 1;_~_ - .. ^, . - I I J Highball . ., 65" Children's Dinner . . $9" . it V ' N- ! L__ I ca. 'N '. 4~. f 1 ~~l . E5T_E?" ,-.-_-- 'I b, _~ - , J* — I ¶ . 11 J j ' 4- ç \ I by I' ('7 5 . EETLE BAILEY won the spade opening; cashed his heart led the $ 10 Its Honey Dipped it 00 8:00 11`44 S ______________ _____ = Amow. FRIIED CHICKEN ",~AWIII Im" BOTH IN COLOR idoiii Freiicl,Ave Sanfor (Hi-way I?-v2) ____ -d 9 TOM 1114 / and the ACBL staff attempts associatC4 you have who could make this a most worthwhile and utisfyinil; day, whether at business or ple4tsun. C. . J ii ii i ( YESTtAS r 4AS ) ~ " / - _____ opening two rico-trump. He L- L.1 TW I S TA, Slr~r 5 Lui iK e ' V —. • Jim: "niese h a n d s are played all over the countt%v i , IN., - IL __ 'I I ,,,,JF good as a heart game" Ossiald %e siatched one South get a top score by d queen; Westpla) James Jacobv the king and dummy the ace. By Os,A aid & . He next played 'dummy's to make sure Oswald: "Let's discuss jack of he" some of the hands from the of hib ninth trick: dropped American Contract Bridge Last's 10 for iiix no-trump." O'.GT.WrJT . I t '—" r 1 Ofl9 :~ :-~~ II I \ u chuwdet ()I'I \ I 30 (2) Dick Van Dyke (6) As the W or ld 1'rns (9) Lets Make a Deal I \ ____ IN US All 04 am 'I ~V ; ,i ,? ~ ~ V,-7W .41!:Z e ID+46-i- - 'CG CA.J. G3 1 woo .5 '0' Chic I I \ I I II BLONDIE j1 BOOHOO o III , . OO•HOO OH. I t lion .J "9A I II 1 I 1 il II II II i TT1*, 1 I 01 0.004, \ '\ I I wind up losing a diamond, a spside and a club." A K Q 1064 i H II i $i95 UNDER • inners Includ.'i ba k ed ,oWo r French rri.s. toisid salad ' - (9) Split Second (2) Somerset 161 What's My Line (9) All My Children .. i . ~ CN LYPCRTANr, YK)WTHWHILE II i (59) I I - r, "N^ FIND MLLI,ANr PEOPIL.E... /if I ' 13e MY I 10 UMON Fy VERY wpeEl-Y... It) by Dkk Conmi *LlNMQC1=-D'aXLlNoN. I F 4CXJ WEIZE THE LAIST CANOiDATE ON EA;ZrH." (1ui) I I I I I 5 £ £ 12 , 30 (2) News OP,I92'AiD LIKE ,4pp(.rrfl.Y% I NTHROP IF : RiN R~Q PRE-e0eflTr eCME: MAV, CJNC>v-', MI I 4CXJ IvOTS FC9Z AAE 7 SEAFOOD HOUSE SAIIICID 6 News WINTHROP PO — Jim: his would be ciii. astrous .or those S o u t h a w ho let East *19 W est push them to the five others Who doubled a de nsive by Dick Cave Ii ___ J, I - Q1 0 eS ; _________________ Floyd Enterpr ises AFTERNOON L - 6 . \' - F un d 1t a third 1x order to take anunsucceasfulftneasefor (D) and 11 - ____ II, 1pL,ONDIE trickfi th "Those who had played - two rounds of trum might return to their ha19 87 Paz-, I I 11 (5) Gambit (9) Password 11:30 (2) Hollywood Square '6) Love of Life 1/ / &v tYCK'I UMI IS A (2) Dlnahs Place 10:30 (2) C oncentra tion 10:50 (9) Fashions In S.wlnç 11:00(2) Sale of the Century ___________ ' ,• L Louie Armstrong Midnit. Show It: 30p m 10:00 - P131-- . Viit North 1 LI WIN AT BRIDGE N or th WHIlES CFTF1 9:15 M Movies 1 WOOS • • LUNCH EON PL US 9:30 (6) Mery Griffin __ Er.S1 W Still Have Our S*fvvd t I )O A %A # I I Ul 0 A,4 BLUE rur ) ________ An - i UN11LTbt tN'T F1 viii •. - 1'1 "Man Called Adam" 5 Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas 9:00 (2) Phii Donahue (6 ) Romper Room Of _ I $ Sunshine Almanac World Tomorrow Summer Semester Sports Club (2) Today 7:00 Steak Of • )D Cont from t0 6:15 (6) 6:20 (2) 6:30 (6) 6:45 (2) F. by Bill Howrille T. '- A'AIJSH _t DEAR READERS-11 burning Is Dot allwArd or might start a dangerous fire toss such cartons safe)% in a nearh% triii.h (-ontainer.-POLLY ccadul Join with good friends at it optcud affair that is truly charminiil- Hallywood,Caiif.90020. L' ij..-i. IT AN ", I ,_... socral life now and become more popular, happier and more Your bfeiil*ZJCIYUPIOYOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your n for October is now read. For your copy send our buthdste and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaPer). Boa 629. p . .. JRRJNPP1 and cleaning fish. It also heIps to keep food preparit- 'srn ________________________ Give Th1.i tIliiwi,The .9tars impel, they do not compel - What you make of I ________ .',' . House NOWSHOWING MORNING - IF, 1, ." I. ~t , I \. _1 , 1 SGT. STRIPES...FOREVER - - • as M S. has afues nationwide Ohm pta fund game keeps your younpter cxposed to the public n ftne. ance this is can best ePTiisctcd. ow the gnu P %.\ -, ,1 : -Z - __ ; I TUESDAY ON THE .. ... . . .4iF-- . r , '. ,Ir_ / p4AQW MU4T'VE I, ____ - POW 'V . 2 I) Study the conditions at PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) There are some fascinating L - TH . 4J94 I Cash reverse AQUA RIUS (Jan 21 to Fab 19)Plan how to improve y ou: 0 19 81:00 11 -, in;.4". .1.1r"I'l -,_--1 1 ______ - thatyouthlnk constructively UBR.A (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) Engage in the you like during spare time with the charming persons you know. ou hair fine abilities that you should demonstrate ou can thu with bugineu experts Cut down on expenses and build up - rl!~: . - DEAR P01 L' Sate sev eral clean milk cartons for your next camping trip # X 54 w rectcaucins with friends CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) You have to operate Ln a more modem way if you am to add to pmwnt income Diiicusb *J 1 PM T LOCK OJ - -:7 I -. - ~ -1 ~ —THLLM-\ Show others wni help to improve haony with aoctes and then you can become more successful. Once your work is done engage 0 i ':!._ %'IP.GO tAug :2 to Sept 1.. 1) Take in acuve part to make SAGITIARIUS (N'm .'2 %:, Dc,: 2I ~ Study nc,A ideas t1at LArEk. Ar WI&WTIFALL- ___________ DEAR POLLY—Tell M S who cannot keep a suction cup towel bar on her range to rub the cups with what is left on u inside a! the next egg shell he breaks Mine tia been on the side f ii. metal sufl: 11T at least five being more home and see ho you can improve them and reach a fine understanding sith home ties Charter a neii course that J bring increased security CUT rVrNTLJAt t'.: --- 1--f~~.. . 1. irierchancise' -MRS A T You can no engage in a public matter With success Do so attenuLaimn now pui the loodwill of others SCORPIO (Oct '3 to Nov 'ETO MCc4 AWC'- UJEt C [oo k GATE-HE I do wish thev would lea%e a %mall space between the two ends so we could see ho,A much of the contentf are left. Also 1 wonder why some grocery clerks to alien put ones trading stamps in the sack with meat and other dump consideTate. Relax at home tonight LEO (July ..' 2 to Aug .1 1) Plan to p1taw your allies More do %thatever wW help them gam their finest ambitions. " yow surroundmills mort charrn make Vour wardrobe mote charminS and modem, 7 W5. iT R! P WATCH IHe'\ WP4E!C AOW ,Q!... LAZE - \ ,__ i)O GRADUATE iaparral Perry Mason (6) by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY 0 AII& DEAR POLL\ -My Pet Peeve is with bottles and jars that tunes labels extending nfl the way around them. I A friendly gerturr GUNLRAL ILIN 'I)L% , CILS of almost any kind to another person can bruig , .,. a wealth of beneficial rcturris be sure t--) usc new and L-p-to-date method! by wtuch to handle timsent responsibilities ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Almost everyfnend you contact jJJ he wining to aunt you in some way if you al directly. A group affair can be most delightful to you now Make sure to attend 1AURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) If you contact thor t. I Ii ana state your career ambitions. tnuentia persons you Lno t M*-V#TV beTTER 045f THE .,4ETVFJ Place Hig-h 4:30 (2) 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson '' WMY'f_ I TNE SZE** OWE WAV TO FPICA 4 HR )OUT-YOU-SIMTHE I!XPSIZT 0M.S, FALf- SHOWING THE (9) General Hov.pligoll - 0 __... NOW ANNE RANCROFT (6) Gu-I%moke -41 - \ 6 "I,~ It I'A, , ( rragnet T o fell the (9) Let's Make a -- -1 , " DUSTIN HOFFMAN 3:00 (2) Another World Deal _____ , ~_k .4111 I '? -ETHEL 0 — - ~ ATER rAK DEAR I"OLLY-1 h;id thf- ! ,amt- troutilf, I — t of r Li. (6) Guiding Light Truth ~. " " _% years LINCOLN MERCURY ; - by Crooks Ar Lawrems some of the readers. - (.Ilntr' IE)%St1 Uen The game will be played :ri .Metropolitan Starlitim in .1ronminOnn. Minn 2:30 (2) DOC$O(S Consequences _ ___ ~. .t~' 4) I '~,,O., 6'r I - -'--- ;W - -- : r: b. "i / I read the directions over apain and found they said to light)%, rtit, tit(- s;K)t where the cup p(w.s on with F4 Soap n 0. . ,. ~% ., 0 06L-11 1 1 kkJWf<1N_-yrT1 1,115TORICA. taliestry-the 1%1)e that is lippropriate for hangi =g cleaning very badly but I am hesitant about sending them to a commercial clearter and would like some help and advice -MAY I .% -* ~ 4-.,, I . like to say that I think my mother livery pretty and she * (6) Trulh or 9.1b - . __~Irl I I. ,CAPTAIN EASY r.* DEAR ABBY: Our family usually takes a wtnter vaca. dw om the ChriAm" bolidays, w we vem t&DWI; about tt wbw my fatbw suggesW that butW of going somewho . we should use the money to gJve M&Jw a fis"! Mom was very hwl and the broke Into W.m. I would dowft loot her age. Do you think my father should be praised or was my mother justified in feeling hurt PUZZLED DAUGHTER 1. ~ T.0 Al not fill up and the Work goes holes in the serf ,*,'thIngton Red'tkin* who 1 l(1e the playoffs tail tnn (t the first time in M year. 'hanks to new roach (er 2 00 (7) D W 130 10 . I " 1171 bl HIA, &.. WE 4-lAD IN PENITIEWIARY - .. - , I'll) -5It, I I 1 DEAR POLL\—When painting windowscreens try using a small piece of an old rug instead of a brush. The prt, DEAR MOM: Maybe alter this k-A.,-)q) I 11% POLLY CRA I The Cut' 'Day Of LOOK FOR IT , I ( T 7 \11" * M 0 N DAY by Bowen & Schwarz G 44IS %%AY THIS r, ~ _, / I KNOW %VE GAID YOU COULD [A 'I by Bowen & Schworz THE BADGE GUYS I ~ 0 V I THE BADGE GUYS I ~~ Q.,r .. - - 1_ 14-14 I - ~ ----- ning. and we nw in bold print an the menu, "children's and go D\i'\\L.I ' 'I the Fran Tarkenton a% their ion L , MOM: AGE * , r - 4 DAYS -to-conrlusion Aft(: NFL ,%10NDAY Ni(;trr FOOTBALL limine-v%inem I.Ning it stolen the window. -0; ._ "\ il - P01 I wisli mom re"umnU woulid give us a brea Mw - " - to extort money from (orbor't $150,000 necklace out The Minne'tnta Vikings with '(J1)I '1 31 _el- th Lily : - '-. - --+~' _ I. -\ Ic I W .. e- J Jr APRICOT! offer -'Rpwct Yourself.- and Peter Sellers is in a rouple of ,%kiL4. twith with flying therrWit; - _ 16% V.nn..r problemn with old daughter, played' ra Hershey. — REALLY POUNg REAL 1-11'7TEI 1. . by imloernotuiling a Ix)licrtnan plays a harherue Th. Staple Singer friy ith three kids, and %he operates the family lumtoerynrd businens, She meets hand their comir rourLsihip I.ucy eam her dinner. and then accidentally tonoten ,Milll - Staple SlnRers. Bill's qrninR well. although monologue U(1 Ours %iucc Uorrno through the room to Mt (hor't tlkimiy But it't not nearly o't upsetting as when R.9 ABC THE BOOKIES t)rcam A I)end, like H l)itt.ryiIIIuInhlrprivetlof 1I)IlowiII' iii the family's polke AY ktTTEIS . NA ', ~" her girl friends and Uncle ______*1 F.. A gct. very excited Fir st 'the lcL't /9 J ' a I pp ) -- "I" , ( t - 1 by Al PRIILLA'S Al Vermeer I ' U( V 1 ) --- .5 I TWESe FELLOWS OUR 7% *- % . , ., - - 7~7 r- CAC<ED1) — — — - - It, NP, P .,.••4 .'. AT' 1-IE •S\%\ - __ I— .' I I T ~1_ - -'* o.-_:_ - & __0 .N) W LL GOT A ) \1 se!_42 '\ though I)illon nav(41 him from ly1whing 9 ) 0 _____ - r s pr Mltfihlea' nearly lo ii I loin who turni out to he FXrELLEtN ( / I. If - E ST E R NVI, ) II ~-i ~~% C - ____ ~, . % A * I - —i I L - Academy'ot ceremonies by planting a bomri. _ With Sit You Get F,RRrr)ll." talented and funny Peter Tbiq is a hi,it-hers-otir film plot, .Sellers arA My Tomlin aro, tonight's guestA, along with the U I — — I p - `~:*_* and natursily our appeUt i .. I ç — — =.J — 4__ A F.J47 4 Ln,ryL.wis by cT U %AT I WEN~ vA'Wt0 T8 NT CN T146 M,E%;E IiLV,) CA41AAq --------- - I 1 I 0 ;fl j 1RNS 11 . ___ 1' ,]~ I 1fl1 I L - phinq III qat,00tagis the Police I llnrt III Picking tit) lllv~-r fie leit off last week. Nlarshni Dillinn Is headed &wnriver with the recovPre4l loot arvi the oullaws In hot ng Dillon lIt i.q it Frenchman -11" I$I.t'.... 01, __,~ -I'. I . . 1 t9 6 I - y t ~:A,~ " _,_ . - A ~ `* I ) ,~ i "I e.- - -, ~J i t .- '. I. : " %,"4, __ *,;)-7. -I - 1 , . . " ; wattled in IO!Dt restaurants because they serve much too -T H E;LES CQ;t by I LE OE 49 but , . -21y'. . * ", I. / - tgr ht 1* It H N~_ k I __~~ .~ "', ' '.'-" ' - I 'I - . - - 01I"! CLATTER CAMPUS # [:' PRISCILLA?S POP Ilag and informative books I've ever mad. We are two senIor dtix arw't what they used to , - , ,% 0- t. .3. F. I Z -; . ... - . 4 ____ Urge portion.s. and one can*t carry home soup or leftover - - of the meet c*ertain- o E i i I CWSM World of Twins" by Nlnemt and Margaret Goddis. abt twins ever publiihed' 1 - - 4 i` YLL. 9 4'. WI.VT '1 XJ __JIu , •.p .. — /" -----.--- I ~~ - ". "', - .. -.,. _~I.ol - rr r L,I , ' r7 ri- ~2~ \ € , r~ _;i~ .~ q, i _________ - ,• .1 - Is there a dior somewhere who could guarantee me I asked my doctor about LW and he sWd be thought I was asking for too muck wid I should be satisfied with just you plew see what you Clfl do for us h cee Thank WAN"rS 7VL%'S 441 -. PE 1 ,. Abby, twins have always fascinated me, and If I cotild bave a pair of twins my dream would came trw! DEAR WAN7S: Noo %5\ - 1 10 'ii .~ ' It ;ZE.14LL%l D;:rsizENT, ,I , .1 -.- IN I ~ _~ I , 4~ I %-~ `I -", " ~ ' It E)?E.' &JSES na" I - - C7, kq4a _04EN FIIATPOSE XQ %7i.: S AT -_'N E OF ,XZ F; \ E S-.1 .1 - Pzl'%~ZAM S516tasculaw 17 ,I,/, by Larry Lewis- 'YE5.1 411IOU 7,4% 04.%,;: N ._ enerarta&n ' 1 ,E S7AkrOQW) kAS 0.~i- ) ; , CAMPUS CLATTER wkh BIM0 BURNS indicator ~~ . - V - W %WWI , "~. txv.! . .- -, - A I W-,,;7.*:- SS wind !u'rtt.vr ~. 1 wrsl 'I ~ ..~ -1 . 11 urn r 16 Cain's brothrr 28 Enough , ... I 2kL1 name (rbort ) 3 Having wings 31) _. the 37 Sea bird 39 Slirf noute Success for a long - 'i I brew" tea 47 Animal 49 Bristle 50 British school 2Femtnrni * 4 P - 11 9 . l__,A_T,._M I I Observes 19 MAN 22 Feline pet i; Always I Fancy belt ZLveI - DEAR ABBY After itauItnr \, , - p, s 32 IntAorlace X , % -*1,ik " "'i ," U) Faucet nickname 511111ir" 24 He-ad roverini; 25 Ponderous 9uaranteed t,\N 7i n s iAP_jM it 1.0904(q LIKE WlF*RF '\ AS SCION As NM LNTAtW# MAkrq A'') INK ix,orwil )Ti;4FN_I OAHIWA - ANY Monday Sept. 18J9/2— The Sanford H€raIcJ WAV I 9 4ob1mir, 16 Feather ha. 20 H.s4 skins By LLL= S Kind of lea LAJTV — -_ \ `-~ > - ~- . I 1±6!U1=1 IL11iKiLl I 13 I*t4t woman N And, Poo . IROM ,I 1)M T,5TU ~)' I'% " I \1 , - turnitti.re (PI i 4A Native rnr % ?! 12 According to 49 Dift-ade ~y m4q, ) mu" # I . ; AW W 06iAN irdln by V I HrnIin A bdd , b h I# South Doble 0 , 9 ___ MX 44 niV ! I 11111011117 "is mw... ~ - \ ____ 00 ________ 1 q ______ . 1 / "s ' iraib1r one. _____ i . ______ TODAY'S QLESTION You do bid two spades. Your played out three rounds of partner goes to three spsd.s. trumps would trobably lay What dci' you do now? Amweeloeiw-s.w down the jack and wind up Ir . .'. IItk* suetch. isat rood apadea make the call a do. " _____ ' ________ . / ____ . ____ . ____ - I -,~~\ i,_____ - nAVe YOJK I 11? •-IVP Th?f*%VWNQTM,/ TIM VOL"Aw! - South hold AQ87 VKJ4 •32 4K9H d0 0U 4 0 flO 7AVA4$7M5 vL4nm'rF'5 1 ____ J Ir ___________ -. ._____ - ' '- - . 'I'- - .... _______ -if! COKE -- ,I. - 'I I I ' K ..' 09" M-111 894 4 1b, put* grourw tilrisda *0 a 111.0s 1 U ionaiss. •nioi%s. .lckI.$, • crisy Ivinch Sells IM I C011 Th e Green Top ,. - ________ S ..-- g1 60' JeT 1' ________ - I - . -.,-'' - a WHATABURGER v1' ii4I - A. ,Mt .. *w •"•\\ ' ______________________ (OWl o. 323-4400 Opia Is m I$4$ I S . Crunch All rn43 1J*t IU$ ANDFINET$UAKHOUU $ 1,11*5 LIiVIP4Q COMPI.E1Il UINNtH L*4TU. I .30 AM UW\'. l7.,NtrthIflHKN LARK - . j411.IITA$NMSNI NIOflILY ,ntiiA'''"11'4 ,OU I,)ININI3 'k". �Mr1rda'j Sep' rh Siinford Herald STORE= I 'New Look' For Pictured Florida I Second Quarter Eff ort - .?~ B TOM RAUM Aisocialed Press V,rstcz - Fla AP With IS inc-umbent.s airrath TALLAHASSEE. - -- . Commerce Ott. flTarnpa Committee chairman Fred Karl.1)-Daytona Beach; Senate telection the Florida "Dean' \'erle Pope, D-.St c-ertain to have Appropriations Augustine; _ 'fliomas dIIiCd not to k Subcommittee in years after the Nov. 7 Chairman re-election His rules chairman electionffh*m Gunter, fl-Orlando; -There'll be less average George Hollahan, D-Miami, and eight others. seniority amcng members of was defeated And the Senate. which often the Senate than at any time In Boyd, fl-Palmetto, did not run had stormyrelations with the the entire centur." said Senate again. House lest session. i11 have to Mallors Natural Resources Corn. welcome man) of those same p-esident-designate ... miuee inairman rtav nnop,e H rT*, U- £ auanassee. House members into its ranks. Harne could easily find hun- fl-Tampa; Public Schools this session. c1fpresidrngoverabodymade Committee Chairman W .E. members Two City, were all Democratst op, up of as m.any newcomers and and Sherman Winn. have 1 rmer House members as Sen_________ ________________________________________________ already been elected. And nine AO - The changing tact o: the nate ma be best illustrated e the fact that almost leadershipundrrent t be dent Jerry Thomas will returning. Also not returning are voattc t1,;1.Tnii Committee Chairman Thiett defeated ' - - - -. - = -. - _puau3 ___ - _____ ) ______________________________________ ' -'S enrolled at LENA EMANUELSON. Swedish exchange z . -,uJe-t Editor Jane Seminole High School is interviewed by County j - I - 5' working with him," said Sen Louis de la Pane, fl-Tampa. one of at least 10 Incumbent' who have already been re elected. Dc la Parte is also Ci chairman of the Committee to Rethin a Democratic Senate I I i".i - ! ' / :-.. - -,.. ,_P•4_ , --- .17;!. . 44~- I - : ' I I • ~iwecttsn I I I ie " On the agenda of Tuesday's ' " Y 5 ' V':-.' , - &• -0-.'.%.,i " '' j. . rJ4I .. . - - ,- -•- - County Commission meeting. 2. Block A. Sunland Estates, i which begins at 2pm in the of US 17-fl and W f Woodson commnissioner'5 meeting room Ave. cJ. Brailey Odhami Resone from C-2 General an the third floor of the court R.1A & house, are a report by the road Commercial superintendent on Interim clay Residential to R-3 Multiple c'quisition. arid bids on clerk's Family, property located on part of Block C. Sunlarid c.pen.end shelf files, The county attorney will Estates,EofUS 17-92onCollins report on a petition from Drive. IJ. Bra iley Odhami Rezone from A-i Agriculture Lena enjoys reading Swedish residents of Precincts 14.24. 31. throuch the forest. By JANE CASSELBERRY fire control district to C-2 General Commerclhl Mthougb she has been here literature and going on her and 39 for a make located on the NW a property Commissioners will Sanford now has an am- su a short time she speaks family's 25-foot motorboat, Airport RoulevLrd regarding a corner of bii-dor from Sweden in the fluent English. In Sweden, which is big enough to live on. decision a Dog Leash and SR 4fA referendum for charming person of 17-year-old beginning in the fourth grade. weekends and summers. She is at her Ord. active in the youth club required sub)e nuelson Selected as English is a Lena - . - me vriiui i. .,& k...t, ...i..,. ,b ri.',,.h ris, Th,,r. will ntth1t jUL-41 4. IJU, r Begi nning C. in a foreign exchange stuoem, beginning at 7 p.m. on th Sweden. students are required to also Lena arrived to weeks ago to following: American films and sdy Get-man or FrenchLena live with her American Rezone from A-I Agriculture "family' until she graduates chose German. She is also television shows and those of to PUD (Planned Unit other countries are shown in She finds Spanish. from Seminole High School in studying property located Sweden in the language which Development from translatinp. herself June. corner of Sr 431 She is the guest of Mr. and English to Swedish to Spanish they were made, with Swedish at the northwest and Oranole Road Hampton Mrs. Walter Lee, who have twin in her class at Seminole High. subtitles, Lena said. Court.. Ltd. She has fciimd people here are daughters, 17, and sons, 11 and Languages are a favorite Rezone from A-i Agriculture less reserved than in Sweden can Lena, as you 12.. Back home in Ahngsas. subject with has and C-2 General Commercial to and much more open. She Lena's fam il y consists of her see. I1M-2 Residential Rental Seminole at found the students and ..oUege She hopes to go to mother arid fa ther. 13-year-old Mobile Homes. property very friendly. in become a teacher of children sister and a dog. of Sr 419, E of L'S located west Alingsas, Lena says, is a city the 30-12 age range. She says The most unusual thing Lena of 20,000 persons loca ted about that subjects in her high school has come across in her short 17-92. iSamii Rezone from C-2 General 45 kilometer.; from Gotteriberg. here are much the same as in stay here is that great R1A & Commercial She speaks wistfully of the Sweden except there the American invention the drive-in Multiple Resic'iential to R-3 clay to day beautiful forests and lakes that schedule vanes from restaurant How did she t*come an ex- Family, property located on Lot surround the city as one of her as they take from 10-15 subE change student First she filled 2, Block A. Sunl4nd Estates, favorite pastimes is walking of US 17-92 and W of Woodn out an application telling about erself. her interests, her Ave J. Brailey OdMxm Rezone from C-2 General family and grade transcripts. R-1A Breakdow ns Plague & Commercial Then she went for an interview. to R-3 Multiple Residential The exchange program then tries to match the student with Output a family in the United State5 FP&L Plant with like interests. The reasons she wanted to come here were rierator Florida Power & Light n" usual Tti service for been in to go to school here to learn tht Compan) has been thrown into 'Ahich had language, to live in a new enis still going another extremely severe only 45 days vironment to see how other through the normal "shake power supply situation as a people live, and just go t result Of further unexpected down' period that 'big country America mechanical problems. But the rash of other eerybody is talking about." Capability of the 400,000 mechanical problems. he said, She traveled by jet with 30 kilowatt Cape Kennedy unit No. is the result of the wear and other Swedish exchange 2 has been reduced by some tear of continuous full-load students corning to this area of ,O00 kilowatts as the result of operation of generating units the United States .11 boiler tube leak which lhtc. summer without the op----- ,,.. -.-------- -----i'intwd overnight. Power IVI pOrLUfll'. attempting are operators .nt ;. Preventi ve rru.intenaflce. keep the unit in service at In addition to lost generatio: riduced load through today's at Cape Kennedy and Sanford. peak period with the ex- the company already had out of pectation that It can be repaired service for repairs a 300,Wi over the weekend and brought kilowatt unit at Riviera, am back up to full capability. 83,000 kilowatt unit at Palatka, The trouble at the Cape and a 37,000 kilowatt gas turKennedy Plant followed close bine unit at Port Everglades on the heels of another Loss of these generatini. mechanical problem at the new leaves the compan sources Sanford plant. Sanford's 400,0(X) % %ith a peak generatu kilowatt unit No. 4 had to be 5,912.000 kilcmwatt.s capability of shut down when excessive Today's peak load is esumat'-'i vibrations were detected in the at 6,200,000 to 6,400,OC).i Low pressure turbine. The unit atts kilovi is being dismantled it deterA company spokesman sail mine the nature of the problem, hopes to make up thus FPL and the length of tune required deficit through purchase of for repairs. any possible source from power A company official pointed outside the statr ro=tde '.r -out that the Sanford problem is tnvoy - - , S JtL S .I 'IAN I l(l) ' I I.II i Baker recovered 4 -- ,----- - - loose ' ___ _ ------~i---:-~-~-~-------.----=----~~-- - - . • - •, - , - - --. - --- - - - r- - - -----____________ _ OR MORE - I - ON it',. .t 0 111 'I 411 A 7 11 1 i W W ~ - -- - . Vo l ~I i11111011 s. ,9,1 i R FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY I I J -34 -, A -- Is i ~= 1- - .~ -~ ~. - .-- Fr V ,.1.0 11 4f . . , -- * •.. I • - - . jeJ1 4 ;;A:1 133 East ROBINSON - ,, ,, _ - -' -=" ' - ORLAN9O. FLORIDA . WW.. i• -- • -- ' . 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Colon.& - T Arrant run CDY show, despite the fact it consi_ste d failc I I))) kick perof inc xia rim n ed 19 run tWallmCk formers, had the coaches and k: good) 20 13" Coloni al -Arrant I run (Dyk crowd buzzing all night long. 70 20 good) standout kICk Here's a ftsm Lyman Tom 000th 51 pats from nit'nibers of tlim' east: Tuili tia(CbUS twallick kck 0000) said Freshman shimani i is mm e Nlikit fullback veteran, L)ilt d up 117 ) ards _________ largest fish kill in possibility of the season ft the fouled bays surrounding this northwest Sat-1 eitalty against - .c good Iii 20 \ Flat. API -- -1 hi' discovery of more than one ndlltuii dead menhaden In JCPenney We know what you're looking for. "Charge it" at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open 10a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Mon. thru 3 s to k forced t c Hounds isho zigged anti zagged when he the lint I miian s lassie wits a twet to and went b3 > areLs to tittleslosmingettingit break the Nick of the Colonial the rushing Grenadier defetimdefense. blocked I giv ing rile I.. offense also )iluifl . i ii Colonial faltered as they coughed Up ii 43) .inI line tumiitik mmmi the u- next tine. .tntt for the job 1110 Fader pounced on I . Fish Kill is mystery To Measure: Width Measure from (G) to (H), or simply the width you want to cover Length For ceiling to floor length, measure (A) to (B) For regular floor length measure (C) to (0) For sill length measure from (E) to (F). Add 3 inches if you want below-sill Iiimgth - Xbr - - - *._. . Sate prices cffcctlwe th ru Saturday. WILLIAMS . S V elect DICK - - r CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING - - - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They ,ust Fit Between Studdings arid Rafters) - - S -- - - -- --- I. 10 - S -- EACH NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN ' . ___________________ - SHEETS - i r%p - ALUMINUM Top Gr*ld kick failed but Sanford M~" - - I ---- -- Twice. members secondary fell down and San second I , " " ford receivers walked into the ,'fuarter end zone Oviedo 's head coach The third quar'er was also 'it' Ralph Stumpf, Was 7$~rl; scoreless, but the final period Oviedo (Jefenders. Frank Gooch i 12), ' arethree saw both teams put points on disappointed in his defensive BENNY MONTGONIERY was Sanford's Isp ~30). and Steve llaynes unit- The Lions face Rockledge . Alan Daniel (31) the board, Washington hit leading ground gainer Friday night and is in their hOmL Sanford won the game, 196. Clennie Pattersomi on a 10 yard ne xt Friday shown here Ofl one of his runs. waiting o and with Rockledge I opener t Gary 'I aylor Photo) scoring pass woth 6:35 left in rolling over Jacksonville Tech the game. The kick failed, but by a score of 54-4), the Lions the Sanford lead was -it to icould be in for a tong evening The Fighting Seminoles put ' drastic changes xrr. flie panel ut the game away with their final unless some rue .P Fla. , unit. ORLANDO, defensive are made in the eight ,tlstrim t:s the representing top-ranked schoolboy football The Lions' offense also looked in the itate are PiulThomp-m(m I ragged.1s they made no v.oring !eams in Florida posted victorthreat and their lone touchdown ~L-i Friday nightand were .is4atn M ri RA)h Price of the Jacksonville HUQALD SCOREBOARD iers S omp urenal came after a Sanford fumble on oited 3a the state" b,est Sun"Lly SAMFOR0 flmest3nion, .\l.iuttnnof the 4t O V IEDO ' the first w.i.kty prep poll in '1 the Seminole 32 yard line. A ri? O<*" i Petersburg rimes, Jim HenYiirS Rt.sr'Q f)f1uctedby the Frrida Sports perioral foul then moved the Ml) ing theisi punt, began its first scoring (;rc1(1ivr and scored two touch' 109 carries itet'sn uf the r;impa rrthtwm'. yards PaWng 11), IIFItKY cusn Writers .tssoclatlon. ball to the 17, where the Lions 1. iiuirch. A solid ground game monientar'ly. Arrant carted the " '.rmg iloeck it the Ortanou tiiiwfls. Herald S (:laMs ,.iAA-AA.' ingpmn pushed it across on ,.m it) yard p ort'WriIter I Fn1bifj LOSS Sophomore halfback Alford put the ball on the Colonial .8 ball three times for 46 yards. He enttneI. Chuck Ottersun ut I:" imnbed Central Fort Pierce Yrth PeeiZed rn toss to Clennie Patterson. Dick Copeland's lyman High Cleveland, a late insertion into and from there Cleveland bolted the final 30 yards right ;: I'aim Beach Post-runes, im.m' (31 D.[ray Beach tlantii', 174, Evidence of the lack of offense Football team put on a variety the starting backfield, scored Jitterbugged his way through U the middle to tie it at 13-13. o i3mitel .if the Fort 1_111t1erIaim' while No. 2 ranked Merr.tt 6- 19 which Oviedo possessed is A final first half bid by the show Friday night much to the the first Greyhound touchdown most of the Grenadier defense New3 and Billy Van ;m0h : IsLand raked Nleibourne. W19. easily seen in the team delight of a large home crowd of 197" and averagcA 13 yards a to score with 9: 10 showing on Iloun(is .s.a W them Inove from the \Iiuim Herald. yard s - RobrtS 23 pS1 frOm S Carl' the mall whooi p4)11. peetau_stic5. The Lions tot.almMI the clock. Gregg Wallick booted their 32 to the Colonial live which cheered the local team's carry on four tries, •t%.tt Se'h0411'* * isin favorite Port St. Joe only five first downs and 121 from Carl 34-20 Metro Conference victory the conversion and it stood 7-0. line before the Grenadier Senior quarterback Toni , edged Weewahitchka, 154. .ind t. Fort Pierce Central -.l total offensive yards during the 'aien) it didn't take the visitors long defense stiffened. over Colonial. Bacchus had the appearance of aU from P?rS1 is No. I with Chipley anti 150 1. Merrttt Island i-i) 1 offense continued to game. So, After an exchange of punts in c'"' Although delighted at winto get even and it was mostly houdini with his expert bull Wtlthomni t,,il for No 1 it i i illahussee I un -4)) 1 be Ovedo s .t'ak point and c due to the kickoff return of the third period the Hounds ning the gaisic Coach Copelandhandling and combined with i-fli 1.35 t. ttuson Nluimi David Watts who put the were at the Colonial 33 yard felt there were several aspects end Tom Cooch on a 63 yard Jacksonville Fletcher t-4) of the Greyhound performance scoring bomb that broke the Grenadiers on the Lyman 25 line. It wasn't a fair exchange Haines City 1-41 106 Miami i. since the Hounds stormed In to with a 62 yard return, that would need work on More game open. 1-1) I 101 3. tamnpm hick_sun Three running plays with partially block the Grenadier they returned to the stage next Junior end Gooch hauled in Robinson 14)11)39, West P:iimn Arrant doing all the work, and a punt. week. four passes for 113 yards and 'ewman 1-4)i 9 10 Fort piling on penalty against The offensive team per. displayed a bit of broken field Ii •.,I I In three pn)S ',juderdale Northeast .-t).4)i 3 formers left little to be desired wizardry after catching his TD L)-mnan, put the ball Into the end the lead. Ma: :. L,ucu land Kathleen 1-41 zone. Arrant bolted five yards recaptured as they pushed five touchdowns pass went seven yards and BJLI Coral Gdbies I 1.43) And the front line act of Mike on his first of three scoring through the Colonial Grenadier 1-411 picked up i first down it U , uic,sonville Raine runs SteeD>kestiee1thescore defense in as brusing i display White Doug Dane and Gregg From there M.t l-4)i 4 15. P'n' .V(iiter P'irlt 7-lwith his kick with6:25 left in ona roltout. of power as could be expected vmllickopened gappingholes in hit the middle of macola Washington 1-411 ) " t. the Colonial line to the tune of the period, of a Metro power. Miamrii Nurland' i-li) 14 17. Bei1e veered to his right and outra n -iThe offensive show continued But it was the defense with 244 yards gained rushing. the Colonial defense to paydurt ';tadcs Central 1-4)1 42 .i. -bwhicl Copeland was not the next time Lyman go: the \allick returned to his klckru. Lyman kicked off to begin the I .15 -4) ;,itmieville pigskin as they marched completely satisfied. They contest uml after a Colonial m ickartb 1.4) • form and put the Hounds ahead. ':iilaha_s3ee -blew us off the line with their yards in nine plays to retake the with 5: 56 remaining in "-,rt Walton Beach i 14)1 ia '' * * * running garlic," said Copeland. lead. Massle was the workhorse 211-13, *iiuois in this march, carrying the ball fXflUu. "But that was what WC CX' 167 1-4)1 t_ "urt Joe final its Colonial began yards including 40 live times for pectemi, them to come right at US SCOREBOA RD .iey 14) 1 131 .1. Wi1dsmisl the kickoff LYmERALO Colonial the final three for the score. scoring drive after as they mliii i' r tie 131 4 hLitings 1J eight mrl intl used up nearly i ru ()thir hI(' phi) s in the drive While it m i ii mm e looked 11 oct Meade mmit.h 10.38 left 6 iiminute. storing Y,,rOs Iuthflj ?44 were a20 yard run by eve an terrible at the timile ttit I 1-41i 'it. \runlut DeSotu ;Arth Passim one ',ard ' l,atiie on a in the sliosm Put oii b the' 1060 de fensive to i o and a 15 yard pass from Rae ustis 1-lit 1125. (4reenvilli J plunge b) Arrant Um kes tied dS bad The tr) fur tiw (,00eh Total Yrth Gained 2)0 thus to hounds was not 379 illah.assee F MU -4) 35 it kick score smith his seuind Punts Ave L* c xU'i point failed and mmtth 11 :14 the 5tatitlUfll) The Grenadiers i 27 'i I) Fort Ljuder'tuii. Pint. A gain the Hounds used but IF -"-em. remaining In the period Lyman had but out miff r15i5 i. 'me. .mpofl S1 YartliPi 'it 14i ,4 U Dade LIU'ISU.UIl into the back S to ,e t three plays led. 13 7 Torn Arrant hut he mm is •i goxl ,J 12. un_sb1 Liberty i , But the g ood for It ad this tune f, one And it mm s Arrant a ' U gooti drive hiui onial Co I Frostproof 1-0) 41 14 were of the drime ii ; ii ii ,n n I. t C first tmm u plas s durable 193 pound senior (' onaI ,t the bill but ',s a' ext time it had 1-4)) tie Al lb 7670 u • .ini thing but imiiprt ssime. ai the 16.~ hal1bn Ic who did nearl y all the ~-- - ~ - =a ~ 6-5~ A their try for a field gmil fell 1, Vivian Al Cleveland 21 run , accounted for 18 of tilt 120 loleo hick QOWI I 0 tit C it Grenadier ru short. I Fort, Lauderdale 'Thomas 0-1 imipts On third dosm n (ulonmal Torn Arrant S r Colonial points and for 147 of the `41. . All --Dykr% kick Umd) 7 I Bacchus fired a Ixiss parallel to . ~ -~~T . 111 - FOR SALE! Needing Work Robert. on a 3-',ard crnnir pass the PAr b, Veillie S(0t ( IC ttiii mitt'S' • III '4 ii' .ipoears hit i :At if "N *ill put .anford nor( in front 7-0 ,with B GRFA SINDAD iig Vtfl over aqtlde 49-$ be ,iven toward it during Ins in the half Herald Sports Staff 8 45 !nnksas if the Seminolei are :I wof~k'ii practice. e 0, c e A Sa n or .Janford head roach Jim for 18me ,itiff competition. The Seminoles of Sanford but two plays later Jim Fridav night'i 4ame w ated the Oviedo Lions also expressed Clements intercepted a Greg Ann ma"od by penalties wiWaqhington pass to put the ball Friday night. but it was not a ~n%sapproval with his te- S sanford having 1.0 yar-i. game th e Seminoles should be Performance. When asked if hark in Sanford 's possession, marke d off against them overly satisfied with. ft was was ',1apç,' with the way the sanford took over on i Without m loubt bath 'na hi do 24 yard line but also a game which proved looked he replied No -r has. their work it mut tisf led. both coaches that their teams wasr. .mlties were called on three iqilarts both take 'item is ,heir need a lot of work. indicated that his team's '-iecuttve plays, putting the on tough opponents 1mt home :t defense was a .eeakest offense, but point was The Lions ..t!i all the way back to t 49. should he interesting to see .f shambles through most of the it appeared as If the defense md line. One of those penalties md Sanford can come Ovtecto chdown pass from game and on several occasions .'ede4 some work as well rlifieda tou irund -md .tet -in ,he ,rack irf:r meets Gatr..'cUt' t't the secondary broke down ('li I" vtrtt,ri On the first completely- It was these down and 35 y ards to go . - georgp art v, 'R nr' iDetense T , i-__- LUGGAGE ART & ENGINEERING (305) 2413431 Sanford Ph. 668-4436 ' Li *onS --- -- coach fuas trian y yards as the Seminnte.4 former.,; on the tiffensivo Jr-, Sanford and into the end inne for 2n nullified by an infraction. illd (in the ground. . wet" bmn Me.ers ,Ind Reggi.For Oviedo, Robert Harris yards and the TD Once again defeated Oviedo 19.6 Friday Smith r)'nnk Fpps ilso did ' the kick failed. but the Tribe picked up 11 )arctc in 14 arriec. night as the 1972 prep football fair job in the .vinnlng fine1 held a firm IG-4 margin over the (,re'g Washington ran with the \etwePkMnfor(fltPt'tHU1" season got underway, halt 13 times and netted 25 After on" quarter of play, it t.anns G,minesvlfle while the Oviedo Benny Montgomery and gards app' ared that the game might ianfls host Roekledge Rcr Dirkie D'eas led the Sanford Tommy Thompson were' the end up a scoreless tie But Ua r I ii "r1 ', in . u alive during leading ground gainers for the defense -with 19 indivitln . Seminoles came q m1 ' iscic two-r S"min!'5 Montgrrner ptck.d the sec ond period scoring on Brent Carli passe.14 *' *' * Oviedo had the pigskin as the second pe riod r.pened , hut t he y punt the ball •\ were forced tia 11 Bill == first .Itmiriez picked up a quick (town on a 15 yard run. After two playthat saw the Th * * * scoreless. prep football - --- - - - --- - this . " 'I mademtommeasure raperies and accessories. 5---,--- 1S the Sanfnr(l W011 t )l(' IflH' 1 9i FURNITURE F . r. 1011 (.i11i SCdSOfl Opf'flvd I rI(I.IV night Thisaction late in the First period When liii' gatfl(! was still L. hail alter ( )vu'do's I )onnie AlIen ftuiihlcd. _______________ OFFICE MACHINES SUPPLIES -92 -: '% . IN ciøq md .t..(f.'flI 9(1 three assists ,inrl larry Gerrn.tn had sI tackles md -w.' assist S.minolf! High head ,- irk. 50%OFF! - - - - - M-----.A •1 4 , * - .1_____'i L 'S '. t ' 4 UP TO Seminole High , - . ' Were cleaning house to make more room for incoming merchandise -- . - 'tat located Family 'rrorrta? " - - on Lot - y S I Io tw very significant Last rear Pettigrew was th e chief c-ntir of the Senate Next - - .4..' W in al,..Ut up not Thonhps'tn IInPI1 $1 ytd.5 in rlflly I :i left in the tilt l'hnrnp' who had the tc.urhdnwn four tries, with i 'ouchdown that the ,q. pass and several long runs Thompson had M'veral long Ifrsp%ti' the fart i4c carried the ball almost called hack by penalties. runs called bark by penalties tsu' hdnswn, whi( Fi (afl.0 'itn B (.tKY I .tyl/ilt herald Spnrt Editor r . - - thers- including Speaker Ptttigrew- will be on the Nov. general election ballot. 'The Senate is changing rather dramatically," said Prttigrew "And these changes County S/ates Meet ~_,-*,,, I s7 - enced and able legislator-hardly what you'd call a ne" face- and most of the Senate I'm sure is looking forward to ---- - 10011110 ;( u' -. ,1 . M year he could become its chief zcfndcr. "Mr. Pettigrew is an eprt- Seminole Produces Senate --- - B k I WIDE At ;9'1- Monday, Sept. 18. 1972 8A-The Sanford Herald .11 • Florida city Florida Marine Patrol authorities were atteinptingbodetcflhltne the extent of the kill has the today, but Lt. Lewis Zangas said, It largest kill we've had1, potential for the The fish, averaging from six to eight Inches by fivein length, were floating on a half-mile F . ,,!it Bay, w hich is the site of the infle strip of tile J.'scambia BAY esnuilor oyster beds Of tuanine system. dead W. Authorities predicted longer WiuC particularly the food fish the surface, would appear during the rise to next several days. "We'll he able' to c'viiluaite the damimage' imiurt' accurately Molkial, said Lanigas deprivation," Zangas mid, adding ftl state Department of Pollution Control staff menibers had been called in to Investigate. Pathology teats and screening for pesticides were being carried out, he added. The fish kill In East Day marked the first major kill In the area. Authorities had hoped East Buy would escape the kILtS affecting other Escambla Bay areas. particularly the iwarly c-olitinuous kills in Texur Bayou. ,,t. ,ast Ilay wa~i the last unaffected area," 511141 William Young of the L)epartment of Pollution Control, "We had hoped we would get by without a major kill. We were expectLng trouble and were hoping we 'ere wrong." toibtlolon. tiso unit -ard line but a 15 yard Stymied the holding enult it) them' stopped the Grenadler running gauiie (re in making j first clown and put the Hounds Uob1uiisLaiitin?tk over the quarterbacking duties for final minute and t2yuian in directed to Hounds to the ganie's final score. After lassie picked up two ('onstittithiie' hit Gooch with it pass for 20 yards anti then had ( o mwh cletir out thv area for a flare pass to umior luilfback Steve Clark who went 10 yards after i,cct'ptitig the pass. Martini Johnson c'mnled 11w night's scoring with a ve rsion via a kick. - - - 4 4 - - - \ .. ________________ - ' ' -I - , . .u' - .7s '.-' I - ici ~ ___________ ' •ir tUiut, :- - • : .. ., . . '- ". . - ' the . Itt . '. - , .. . S.' 'i. - .•,, - - I _______ - ' JZ '-h. • .S ;iie ' -- .: . - - . -. I. t,d*iS , . 0.': .' ., - c,-• , SLOJW betmsetn L'iii Wo and Buddy Luit. Div pair will • - .. . - - . - S . it it 'I .. ' t ,. k,_ti . . ,5_._',e - . ,y.s'-": .. . . age uiat.h in uuned Stadium. Spurts 'pt,m.tal hdUt.flbe 11jlpp~,J) 111-1 after haittlillig it,Pa-%s is C0101lial elltl Mark GrAdni k K)) e gailit-ti on the play. Making StOP for who ina(le first down with yardag Rk'hard Stokes t3J 342o. of Lyman is t V 11111 in nt Photo ' tnt.tUt " ce It .*gulW't Phil Robu) pair' of usgteuuu affairs .e'e 'ani tun*ghL In the n the prug IKQbeCtU'1C1 and Jill, ldn will Wain up ,*gdins ur - the Greyhounds - iii'i A lit) Ott. ,~ . - -' . - + ' - __ 'S 22 . , . , , 11~ ' '- , •ir.ltnd \Ii,uney 14) I - . -- eet'unei !_j- . k Griffith dre paired aYijin.sl Howy sbaw aul RWb"wdWebuiter Itmee7Uflg Mike (3eixge usial Sputnik \lunroe aauist Sj'ott Cases �monoay, Sepi. 18- , t972 ?B-The Sanford Herald l In State, 51-6 Bop B -a Post Gainesville Piaying Like USC Big Wins wtule the Gainesville Purple Sembrem managed w Ue St. Eastside defense. Gainftiille departmient, gaining 194 yards -rraes bombed Gainesville AuQustirw' 14-14. while Lakeland oicked tin 2 yards passing an through the air. By GARV TAIIAIR VIA"lies ia .,,1a.. & _- on the ground. wtule doesn't open until next aeek. 131 yards eight-yard keeper. 'r..td quarter . DeLand defeated Jackson- The first Big_ Eight C4m- Eastside 4f4.6. 7 yards GairiesA-ille signal-cAlled Pat allcming FAL<side onl~ .4 Other Big Eight tearwlt that fr_-en,-* jmntball sira-r.)n got off ree toUcb&)WTI (IffflSt. ning c'ohirnn Padget had th total to a good start Frzcta night broke into the win Kathleen's om-yard t " ms Friday night wm Sanford. pa&%rs And sewed an a Lakeland Vnth five of the eigh' qU&I-terback Danny Muchler, Winter Haven and NL&nd. keeper to pace his team- Larry posting ,w-in& Onl~ acte Big He limelight -A. Stokes hauled in Padgett was Also in the Eight team losi, %rhile another Sanford stopped ChwAr) 14 44-yard touchdown Winter Raven edged Auburn- aeri.aL of 3 and 42 yards f or fired and one was idle. it elm I - was Mike Roberts and hurled a I toda first mBtCh4IP bt't' yard aerial to Frank Sloan as the Tribe beat Oviedo. Tommy two conference foes takes place Thomson accounted for next Friday night when the Seminoles host Tribe's final TD with a 20 run. Sanford Mainland led the Bishop Gainesville at 8 P. m. at the Moore Hornets going into Sanford MunvipaI Stadium. final two minutes of play. but For other conference teams the Horne ts' quarterback. Bill will see action next weekend. coach anywhere Friday night had It be Oviedo head coach Ralph Stumpf. He caine to Sanford chance, though a slim one. to beat the team he once coached. Stumpf was the SHS coach until he left Seminole and took iedo Lions. Stumpf came back it. over the reins of the Ov Sanford when his Lions played the Seminoles, but the returr, " i& as never a happ 01* Like 1&s year The saddest football with a ____ J while the Lions ioug as not totally unbelievable. But 1tnsl the l kept their il to the lin e. Sa nf ord st . . . - ________________ .I I ' - . paw .:. : vc:,y -: hai, he w gave r' San! cr-s ht'ii cz.ac.± Jim Rogers a sendoff on the right foot. Of co w-se Rogers was "ai,but there'salotof work to be done before pp the Seminoles mee Gainesville thu Friday night. The officials certainly did their share of throwing penalty flags arid tepping off th e yardage Friday nigh t As one fan commented. 1 th ought it WU Nati onal Flag Day' __ . ___~._ "-I I _=ft_P9WJ - - -%-,.- .1. . the othe -, 04^ _ : .. ________ .- ... Foyt, :2 -7-t-1 - .- ., Alan Daniel. Montgomery gamed 60 yards on the ground to lead the Seminoles in that IT TOOK two Oviedo Lions to bring down Sanford running back* Benny Montgomery. 30) and Doing th e tackli ng are Steve Hayries . .. '• .k. $ defens'e li gnrnenL allowiri the Saints More running room. B J. RIChARDS iksto thc flci:...a Siate — - — course, students can High. so if you want to take your &L%o buy thern at Seminole them 10 check childern to the game but it costs too much, tell with their sch()ul sstig to the students A MIGHTY HELPFUL PRIN"rER third Ski 'A ON Trirut) unleashed his first aimed surprise performance of through the airways opened up several the John Carro ll Golden Rams passes. of the S.!TUIE1lt' only printed the programs. but not Most of the material for them and even sold active supporters Under similar circumstances, most printers wouldn't . have completed the programs until about mid-November .I.. j,, 4,,.. 11W u. we-ui but Bill "burned the mianigm ou w get the first ESZT1C I for for the second time in as many 1~ ...• ville. Ohio. placed sixth in a --.. -- - . i.-...- -- of the Golden Rams scoring attempts Pierce eleven . the Ft. the last by __________________________________________________ Tie With Bosox d five-game lead over secondB BRUCE IA)WITT to Associated Press Sports Writer place Chicago, which lost another In Remember the Cleve la nd in. California. CL.flL am o He *lttiTiattO among Florida spots. I tested them out." MIAMI AP) completions in for Sta te's Gary Huff was in the Then the soft-spoken 6-1, 190- receivers for 33 yards. His attempts lockerroom enjoying the con- pound senior from Tampa 34four touchdown paues-two to t, or a team eff was "It gratulations after his four added. receiver Barry Smi thwide touchdown passes led the Semi- The object of football is to i;in raised Buffs twojame total noles to a 33-34 victory over games." this season to fmr touchdowns Miami in Ow Orange Bawl SatFSU Coach Larry Jones arid 571 yards through urday night. brushed Hoff huff wiped out an early 7-3 Miami's Kary Baker was and told reporters his star Miami lead with a 43-yard toss fering the pain and dii- quarterback was just great to Smith. The happy receiver appointment of a season finpranced the last 20 yarth holdlast Huff, who W the natAon tt*-d before it MaUY started. with 2,736 yards in passing ing the ball high in one hand. "I read my keys right," said year But their was no joy in the 23 ID tosses, found the HUff, who is highly touted as a and groove early against intrastate Miami locker room alter their Heisman Trophy candidate, season opener. ESe defense has its ieak rival Miami. League game, Kansas City sluUed Minnesota 10-6 in 10 innings. Over In the National League, American - - L successful season with two Angeles 15-11, followed games against ore Perry was nicked for an Baltim th wi ou apie ce by f r unearned run l'i the first inning A , . ,t -A 13 lrrntiy Prep r,wv ~ - - __ - TP Peri.-wn IF 5aIey °'' ?acb,ied an puroam TP CI'VSICfld (-run (BouIøn i (buck feoec: c ,4 46 a ~ A. . t7, 3 - W -- _. ,. 1~ -' 40 # - -*A .11 - fit- I rt .. , ~ f *, '. .U -, - L . .I —' ' . - block th is , 'IL ' TAG TEAM MATCH Prep defense failed to attempt by John Carroll kicker sful r.oaching debut of Tom Ruby. Ric Dixon during the Saturday afternoon grid the succes (J Richards Photo) opener at Showalter Field. Leading the rush for punt 41 - )"~., .1 -_ Vw-"V- ~-; ________ -:- M Mail check to: BOOSTER CLUB SEMI N P.O. Box less SANFORo n"i got one touchdown from each member of its startng backfield--4hort runs by James Harmon, Mark McAlister and Gary Campbe ll UCLA - - ., League '. $5 each. No 500 Club the game out of reach. OLE ADVERTISING and an 80-yard scamper by Kermit Johnson-plus a 63-yard _____ ______ SPACE FURNISHED 0/ , -A ( "Ill ..; SXIYFORD PLAZA er.iADA, _______ _______ Standing . X . . ., - k _~~ 41 — 1.1? .. . .. - - I'--. *~ , ; -, . '• .-.... ,,, , vu k;-~-. Nl~ : . . .. -- I ~ r1i i r I swelled to three strokes when Berman boged the four th and iiui and became four with a birdie at the par live ninth. is.t casil 4 M , RESERVATIONS AT 277-8000 " 'I ___________________________ -r. VA RN I -.qj' .. .' '' ' ' - '.-' S1 ' ~A, ..'' '.' .'_ . ji'" ,j ~~'~r-_f ', F V M - . - - on scor and 18 Ing throws of But the Broncos got three goats from Jim Turner and a yard touchdown jaunt by Billy Call 0 1 lip #wiforb 1601 ralb 11 300N. FRENCH 322-2611 1 4. -- BETTY or SA NDI 322-2611 to place your order AVENUE 831-999] sultrd in a bogey. _____________________________________________ , APPROXIMATELY The usually pressure-proof Van Heusen on a faked punt to give John Ra lston Trevino lost his edge beginning pla y lion SUCCeUful debut a5a pro coach. at the 11th , where a four re- I spoiled Oiler Coach 11111 Went past the green and Peterson'S, however. ___________________________________________ • - ' _S•5% . 13 shots. I iv. - JJ It . LEAD MIk.SSOIGI ITS NOW SUN SUNDAY the Saints is Tom Dickinson (85). Trinity surprised the visiting Golden Rams by -6 in 5 of "-'5-..- -. BIG RUSH by Trinity ___ Zip 12 Tons PHIL WALKER vu RO.BLEY MATCH TAG Robert FULLER &Jim GOLDEN Paul JONES a Jack MURDOCH Mike WIUTU $pvt. MOWIOS . -. - - -. - -Y City ' • - ___ _<~ .4 ' -. --. -. ____ ( ________________________________________ For COLT ly Address - GRARM&B601IFFITH - . A, _< Name ________________________________ to ___________________________ $PIC1AL CHALLINGI MATCH A-1 1' ___ if _____ 11AM ~-~ --. ~~l , P,i~P I , .-A 1.5 ) - CAGE MATCH WOODS ft a .* -_ .4, N6 — ' MONDAY LAST --- .., ____ ' Tim cole mates is going Me wwy of I%* Texm Doeth Matek. This will be the lost sonetWood cove =411tchl BUD TIM ii. 0 -,..r Booster Club dof '' • IOSINNY IIA?PU) ç High School . TONIGHT A ,f Seminole I . .OESAIIDO5POITI STADIUM I ___ in the 1972-73 to the Promise - MOSS. Oc,nson one I '. Please enroll (me) (us) • 71 p.s& fro.'n S.ajan GOmore MAIL COUPON NOW 1 - trøin fk,ck follec., — - o 00 kict (Sou ia,n Saxon ia pess -- alor 11 A , It could mean a lot larger because they don't play foot,.,. quarterback Rob Scribner In pension than the one he'd have ba ll," said Polish-born Chester threekicked If he had remained In the Marcol, who Louisiana State, down by 7-0 .,. Army. POinters to lead Green Bay past .~ A 'It _77 le, in the first minute when Pacific — -.----The 28-year-old rookie-by Cleveland. Rich McGeorge : punt In the recovered a blocked : to passes NVI rules-directed the St. caught two touchdown American National League Louis Cardinals to a 10-3 upset make things even sweeter for ESI e Packers. th of the Baltimore Col ts Sunday Dan Devine and W. 11- Pct. G11 Patriots 7: Bengals 31, W. L Pet. Gil as pro football began its 1972 76 63 .547 Boston ,, When you don't block and Pittsburgh 89 51 .636 season. .546 71 64 said Chicago win," Detroit 78 64 .549 12 "Not only was this my first tackle, you don't 76 66 .535 l'i Baltimore 72 67 .518 161z regular season start, it quail- New England Coach John M a- New York 75 67 .528 21,z tj New York St. Louis 69 74 .483 21 fied me for the NFI, pension." zur. Cincinnati gained 246 yards 79 .448 14 64 Cleveland e directh 77 .454 on th e ground under ex plained Van Galder. Montreal 58 86 .403 201i Ll Milwaukee Dolphins 20, Chiefs 10: In the tion of quarterback Ken Ander- Philadelphia 52 89 .369 7 West for one lso threw West celebrated replay of th e 1971 son, who a 84 57 .596 Oakland 86 55 X10 double- touchdOwn. Cincinnati Christmas Day 79 62 .560 5 Chicago 79 62 .56() 7 Rams 34, Saints 14: Bob Houston overtime game, Miami won 71 69 .507 121 -i Minnesota " Los Angeles 75 66 .532 11 again. The Dolphins had all of Thomas -ran awfully well Karuias City 68 71 .481) 15 2Qt. 2 66 76 465 said Los Angeles Coach Tommy Atlanta their points-on a Bob Griese 74 .475 17 67 California Given a San Francisco 63 79 .444 231-i touchdown pass, a Larry Prothro. I ndeed, he did. 32 52 89 .369 Texas 53 86 :381 32 Csonka run and two Garo starting assignment only hours San Diego 17 (uVIlU Saturday's Res is Yepremian field goals-before before the game, UN! Boston 10, Cleveland 0 two touchback scor ru ed icago 18, New York 5 nning Ch th e th e Chiefs could get on Baltimore 7, New York 3 yards In downs and gained 144 St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 0 scoreboard. oit 2, Milwaukee I Detr Cincinnati 6, San Diego 3 Falco ns 37, Bears 21: getting the Rains' rout of New Orleans. 11, Kansas City I Minnesota re G g Lions 30, Giants 16: Philadelphia 3, Montr eal I a team record 31 points In the Oakland 4, Texas 0 touchdown Landry threw th ree Los Angeles 10, Houston 0 first half, Atlanta easily Chicago 2, California 0 kick ed San Francisco 8-2, Atlanta 5-5 crushed Chicago with Bob Ber- passes. Erroll Mann Owe ns three field goals. Steve Sunda y's Results ry throwing a pair of touchdown Sun da y's Results gained 114 yards rushing. What Philadelphia 3, Mon tr eal 2 Cleveland 9, Boston'? U more can you say a bout San Diego 10, Cincinnati 7 New York 2, Baltimore I troit team that thrashed St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4 oit 6, Milwaukee 2 tr De New York Giants. Except that Chicago 6, New York 4 6, Minnesota Kansas City 10, ompson New York's Rocky Th Atlanta 7, San Francisco 4 10 innings got a touchdown on a 92-yard Houston i, Los Angeles OUkllind4,Te5851 Monday's Games kickoff return. P1 C alifornia .i, e.nicugo i 4 -L-.-_-h4 . Pittsburgh (BrIles 144) at Jets 41, Bills 24: "I know I could do better," said New New York (Matlack 12-9), 11 Monday's (iames %or i1 )t'"' '---ck John Rigba co (Barr 74) at nning ru is York n Franc Sa Baltimore ( Dobson ll6) at 0 gins. Riggins wasn't satisfied Cincinnati (nolan 14-5), n Boston iMc0othen 7-5), n :.- i •.I &h . A. ~4 (John 11-5) at with his 125 yards and a touchi only guiit' scheduled W N down in the Jets' tr i um ph over in Diego Klrby 10-14), n Tuesday's Games Buffalo. Emerson Boozer Tuesday's Games I r'i 8y PAUL LeliAlt .~L '' ,'i1.,1r_ k' n at Ckveliuid, n Detroit " I''.'. Chicago Moi,treal at Writer scored three times for the Jets, .5 .' ,t i__ Asioclated Press Sports M New York at Milwaukee, n Joe at New York, n Treone on a 12-yard throw from Pittsburgh Lee ST. LOUIS (All) V'I'' ! vino lost his putting tOuc Chicago at Oakland, vi San Francisco at Cincinnati Steelers 3-4. Raiders 28: Pittsnot his lead In hanging on to win ~ Kansas City at California, n ,~~,. -4 , *- " * v N Philadelphia at St. Lotio, n ,000 burgh's Terry Bradshaw ran .,,. \" L Baltunort' at Boston, n Los Angeles at San Diego, n Greater St. Louis Golf Classic for two touchdowns and passed '.'t' .r,1 4 57 yards for a third to lead his Sunday. ________________________________________ , Oakland. Daryle il over il The confident Texan, fulfill- team "4 1': ,1,,i 'II( • !AI Ing a week-lung promise, over IAIrnonicU, who caine In for the the fourth quarter came Deane Berman's one- Raiders in Ni `i 71 ,11 A' was down 27-7, str oke edge early on the final 18 when his team '1 holes and prevailed with a 269, : ,L I : I 4 L. 6: Craig Cowboys 24, Eagles 721 matching the year's best .; ' &.._--.•uchto Morton thr ew twice for hole total. at the finish was a downs In leading Dallas to its Trevino over Philadelphia. stroke ahead of Berman wi th a victory par 70 compared it) the former Backup quarterback Danny action lute in the it not, prospective customers have probably missed seeing your British and U.S. Amateur Reeves saw and later Sunday quarter final champIon's 72 for 270. firm's name, when it was founded, who runs It, and what type of The victory, however, would underwent surgery For a business you hove. have been a comfortable one chip in his kit knee. 34. Chargers 3: "The 49ers Trevino had not the 32-year-old If you have been Included before, you know the benefits, and iIl Ted defense took Diego heat and San faltered In sweltering certainly want to be included this year. Kwulick away from 1 bogeyed three holes Ofl the back San Francisco quarterback In either case, the charge of $8 will get ywr tirm on the nine, So Brodie threw Bothered earlier in the chronological "Honor Roil, in our 45th Progress Edition to be by the front 1111le on the October JL published Washington when he couldn't yard Norwood hills Country his taend Kwalick, 4; Club course , Treviflo set out find tight ce iver. vorite re wi th a vengeance Sunday and LB. Broncos 30, Oilers 17: Denver easily birdied the first two holes UUIJ t CII'Ve'AnC SO run Persons ..—.- Trevino S 0-21 . ' C - .---- ,,*,,r.Inv ' g 3 062Sr A .- over owff ed "ved the run f ourth, one of the runs tinY the Tigers to one on a single by Chamb- their longest of the Pa' 1 60 .— ç --________________________ . more NMI 011.0 irill saP4,16 T- _______- — ________________________________________________ 14100 e~% X Or r V30, Graig Nettles and Dully 5lePP run.coing doubles In cent.age pouit. lis. A hIt batamnan. singles by The Yankees, meanwh ile. Alex Johnson and Cbambliu their hopes a1iVe by " and a saalflce fly added two ping the Orioles 2-1, movIng runs In uw sixth. within 217 games of the frmt sed we've runners while keeping Balti- "I'm a little surpriMcAuliffe don this well," ttci back. ings said after the Tigers ran their In the West Division, th games, kmened up a bit more &s Oak- winning kuwi to five Y.rORvtPn9 230 " Yeas P.nr 1050 P.l.seAtt Comp ir 1 isrnblflLOt 52 . hand Sunday and the Indians homer In the seventh for did a good bit of scalping as ton. Fx'anP. Dufl - , Buddy Bell Gaylord Perry, with whd sip- and Chris Chambliss, riltai)port from the rest of the tribe, while, were doing thejr thing for scattered seven Red Sos hits en Cleveland. route to a -2 romp that nailed 17 12 110 ii --. _______ ______________________________ handi s) on or it e a r the gallops of 41 arid three yards C0fl play 2. Permit ground. moves his hand or from hiaskel Stanback and tinue. iiiiitls, a 21-0 halftime lead raced t'Su1 IP4TIIPIISI AIiM) 3. Permit th e play to conover Penn Sta te before John IIufn.agel raffled the Nittnny l.ions wi th a pair of scoring .1.... ' passes. Stanback's th ird 'I'D, a _____ two-yard run in the final period — Hulme inoey F ,r$( Downi ,, . Lend downed Texas 4-1 to open a- that Denis yards to 7 19 Ml I" Norr is Weese led 14sissippi past Memphis State 14. by passing for th ree downs and scoring tin, among the finest football teams Franklin, the Wolverines' first in the countty," said Coach black quarterback, to Bo SixkiIler Sonny Emory iteilard of the losers. Rather fr om an ankle Injury of the dayretur ne d The biggest upset - off a final m5lth 10 used last year, took the lead on tap as George Folpaydirt b' the visiting John the Carroll gndders. turbocharged Porsche Imer's stalled with victory in sighi col* * * earld lected about $15,000 in prize and but accessary Trsrn?v Prey John Carroll - Philadelphia rapped Montreal I,eague East-aM thatmeans 3.2, the Chica go Cuba tripped the Tigers, Ori oles. Yankees the N Mets and Red Sax. IAKIis slipped past Pittsburgh $.Cievel.arid. wallowing in fifth 4, Atlanta beat San Francisco 7la p ce. 14 games off the frantic 4. San Diego dumped Cincinnati pace, closes out its tess-than- 1 7 an H ouston outlasted Los ___ McLaren gled past Baylor 24-14 aithtrngh the Bears won the statistic; ,xith 20 first dnwns to 12 and .141, after or illegal procedure. four - the quarter gr ound. Elsewhere among Second successor for Whishbone (,'o,niu1tt'' ltuha 'ootbtiII qu:irtcrhiaek Jack ,tIt tIll upDave Itoberison got the Sooners A Harvard player in the titilif' and give Penn ta h State with ing against U roll Penn game positions 1IIIUSI'I( lion of the play or a 5.j.ard scoring pass to John between two linemen. Ut' Is penalty for I l.'tial Pr(M- t'( ore. a 44-yard rep la cement, Anuer: Number 1. Blow Carroll and his not within 12 inches of the in histle and pt'nallte liar. 'freshman Kerry Jackson, was he is not legally ball and his tu iircl 5 arils for ilit'gtil pro- the leading ground-gainer with the backfield . Before the ball is snapped he moves to cedure. 109 of Oklahoma's 412 rushing within 12 inches of the ball. huh' 7.l-3a-11 It is also yards. All-American halfback a false The official should: start if a lineman Greg I'niitt scored three times anti till! ht'tv.'t'en tin' sn.u;ipi'r Blow his whistle and s'ini of the line, on short runs. penalize Harvard 5 yards player on Tennessee got touchdown v in g placed a Ii athe gotten — -- lofting scoring passes of 55 ar 51 yards to Steve 11ol4len ar,! Woorly Groon pininit 195 on t~v (of it third t1`A1cM6wn. Ten teams. No. 11 Michigan in the prenonpirl out Northwestern 74 on a I "T'hey were 'No. he y are still 21-yard pass from Dennis ason polls and t se Iliimrn scored twice and passed •,., . - — - '•'" .....- .-- — - Detroit Appears (f - ers. ck car champion- -- fr. - ___________________________ do" his 2l baseball siason. -.-. ...•.. Tim Van Galder has qualified isere ready," said Chicago for the National Football Coach Abe Gibron. Packers 26, Browns 10: "You League's pension plan for play- stock car race at Nashville, Tern., Saturday and wound UP with his second United States , -i,r'ea 1 tSyard 29-YAf(f field R08I In we flrutI giiii quitz . str ikes and ru nning for a th ird B) BEN THOMAS Pearson. who like Foyt is 3 ship in a row. clipping penalty forced the 20th year of racing in Darrell Waltrip, driving a ams a second down and 20 and ard situation on their own brushed aside such things as % Ford, won the race, with Bobby t- r _____________________________________ and New York. '*- . 4 races. Also dur ing the weekend, Butch Hartman of North Zanes- ____ Gary Huff Paces FSU Win — clans' Detroit, Baltunore New York will-and Boston certainly does. me Indians, It seems control the destiny of the American ,. ,. SpcirIs final of the ads. __. .... t the Can-Am Championship standings as the McLarerts of goal line and forced a safety. A Club. Bill .. . .. Cards'Rookie e Of Balti * more to hold Racing touchdown nd threw a pass to Tom S'ott as No. 12 Washington beat Duke 14-4 arid .40. 13 Arizom State outlasted got Mildrcn but yard pay-off pitch. Again, recei%er5. Trinity Prep line while Blanked so far, John Carroll Challenge Cup road race, a lastquarterback convt15IOfl attempt went wide. Head Coach Tom Ruby Clevelar, reserve began the fourth chapter with a lap cone from behind thriller at placed all of his hopes on Greg Ghandler, and defensive was taken The rest of the half one-yard scoring plunge by I)onnybrooke race course near winning his debut with a well- backs Larry Hernandez and consuming Forget. the up by miscues, time Brainerd. Minn. The Walt Morgan controlled oiled running attack.Saxon play much of Cevert, driving the same airways. almost intercepting penalty plays and desperation football piograxns 15 5 ComflitfCt*l venture at making prof It. But we must add a word of IkAMIIk$ to Hill MacLchi1X at Celery Qt Printers. because It's not quite that easy. il rs trying to get the B l put In a lot of extra hou Braritley d ;rograms out, in addition to programs for Lake tw gathered -. of rest for grid IIALI'l'IMI' is usually a officials hut this referee had a little extra duty upon hint at the Lvman-Colo "forced he holds saxophone for niemlr of the game Lyman hand. And was ''caught'' by Herald photographer 13111 Vincent. first Canadian-American sonit . time lTnlxrtafltI) his victor allowed on to his lead In Folimer quickly drove the slower John rer. Del.. Sunday proves Carroll team back to its ii polr.t. the two should be urbea- , .. . _•_- Printing -1;" ii. a ! 28m6 c'ompletion to Chandler -- are •. ____________ and Unser placing second in a Ford. seven vard linie as Miles. Torn degree heat, high humidity three other strong cars and Gordon Johncock third in a Dickenson and Brad pw-j tn victor-- in - t....,.i, ' Chevrolet, itamo wu. wui all over Carroll signal ware 500—a crucial lateDe la Plymouth and Roger caller Kenny Gilmore f . season event on the Grand Na- a th in a Plymouth . two Point score with 7:20 As expected. star rurining scampered armnA the rrud- giving the Saints a 1-W fU`St of the National MOuskey fif Waltrip's speed for the 250 remaining in the third frame. tional circuit back and AUSI&tt Cndidstt. field stripe and accelerated to quarter lead. AL-ociation for Stock Car Auto m.p.h. 100.9 miles was Receiving the ball on their Lawrence Cleveland. swept the wards the goal law untouched. Racing. the ts Pearson so dominated The Saints opened up e Sa ne, n 40 yard li th in g tacklers he contest, le in ends throughout t aving a trail of lag Pearson. as exhausted a smoo th . game Dover race that he finished geared on 14 trieS, be hind. Paul Bouldm split the second stama with 105 has ever been to tired as he at ck ta circuits of the three miles ahead of Richard control Oriented running after an initial 11 yard aerial while str ong power uniting uprights on the conversion. life, made the 500 Petty, whose Dodge lost to the middle. steeply-banked Dover in g a exe cu tion Dur minutes, 57 laps because of faulty pit stoPs. and of timing t ie gains ou C&fl $ Forge seven on out 43 yards behind fullback David mile in 4 hours. 8 yard scoring drive. the South quarterback Saxon slipped doing double duty durin g 63 Stott, decisive factor in who picked up was & 100 yar& In the of for finished third in 6 springing the fleet-footed contest. However, after an Seminole team ground out around end 10 set up a Mies per hour. His Wood the weekend. Cleveland. HoweveT, the sur. mitial 12 yard gainer, the Saints jilmost hall the yardage on n1ne running senes by Mdes. Austin Brothers Mercury performed Ford. Fourth place went to sed James Hylton in a Mercury and and Cleveland, who scored his fl PrLse was the passing Of defens,e closed In Arid cut Off running Plays'as Saxon Pa& aw lessly. day the Miles on a of third down long second touchdown fifth to Cecil Gordon, also in a wilt) to Saxon , toward quarterback Steve ari,v concerted drive Elsewhere, young Frena six yard blast. Bouldin's kick Mercury. yardage situation and then hl and . threw •t--. f..lh. 'nnc f or the 21 21 i chman Francois Cevert Won UVVIIUVU sw.L. 5Aueb w e ll against Bouldirl eipea ancnor - wife ... ... . . :. - i join forces in Glenn Wood Mercur)' racers at Charlotte next month. performance ma With a comfortable 19-0 Wo Pearson's mile stock car race at Dor,alftime edge, the Saints for Receiving the initial kick-ofL right to work. yards. Chandler was stopped on Explosive Trinity Prep, the Saints went Im. Fullback Austin ran fu,st for the Rams' seven yard running out 01 & Wis,hbiorie "T" Yards, followed by C'lt%Cl.Sfld took three successive atta ck. surprised Ft Pierce three into an unyielding halfback Greg Miles for 14. carries John Ca rroll with an Austin forged ahead for five Carroll defensive wail, setting pted aerial bombardment . won Saturday more. setting up the take a 2&-6 dec end Ray Parsons from most stiectacular effort. After split L, IA I & an excellent fake by Austin Ui S&lOfl 'Winter Park. The point After try failed, the middle. Slippery Cleveland Herald Sports Staff and Utut,ed State Banks. the stadium has a new scoreboard. Now they need to find a place f or the scoreboard opera tor so he can see the field. The clock operator is a paid official year . r1ittier than a member of the SHS facultY as it has been in past years. It seems RESERVED SEATS Just a little goof up fans. r Grey ec to ir th e rows were numbered wrong, but A thletic D P-t-les says they'll be right next week. FIELD A lot 0f hours were put into laying the sod, but I think th ey waited a little too long and didn't complete the job until too near the start of it* season. 7be markings an the enpainted on f ield were terri ble. The lines should have be rathoer than put down with nairtilt dust. There is only one ti cket price at the TICKETS stadium, whether its f or adults or students. But that doesn 't mean the student can't get in cheaper. Game tickets are his High Boosters . .• ... 1 AP are IMfl and .......... .. .-. Pearson By BU)YS BRITI Writer Auto 1c' of auto racing's a ll-time favorites, the venerable A. J. * Saints Surprise Rams, some bad comments to be ma de about the Sailord Municipal some bad ones this year, but there are Stadium. There I mafl. . - ........... . 0111 category. Sanford won 19-6. Ruby Cops Debut Ason opens and there's alu-b"! at a 50 ' ______ - A NEW SREBOARL AT L.7 also come good ones. SCOREBOARD-Fantastic l as - and won easily. LeDfAix (lid all ing . . _16 crn .... in RIveivicv., Vinter Haven '.isits the first period ona safety, bu t Bradenton Manatee and at Leesburg. Bishop Moore took a 6-2 lead DeLand is will be idle. athleen into the dressing rooms at the Lakeland K - No..Illenn State 2&21 In the only yards-354 for 2411 yards and one score and who skidded from first to 10th 670 Heavers m-thing, 316 paming-to 92 and second-Rtr I till t,r Pat flatten after losing to UCIA a week recovering five of the Imers' scored one '17) and pas,sed for ago, started the long road back wi th a 37.7 whornping of Texas another. seven fumbles. Second-ranked Colorado kepi A&M. And despite the score, the Colorado broke Ken Johnson, pact' with Southern nil by up. roll it didn't Trojans "It was just a matter of Ore- trouncing Cincinnati -l4 while Charlie Davis and Ho Matthews a young team." third-rated Ohio State and No, 4 loose For 314 of its 473 rushing ion State be sai(l usc's John McKay. "We t)klnhonui opened their seasons yards and four of its eight just had too many advant.ageL with shutout trluinphs--21-0 touchdowns against Cincinnati. Ohio State combined strong Ion and 49-0 over U ta h We suited up 50 pla yers and e• running by fullbacks ltandy mp Keith iBI yards) and Ilenson (79 yards and a defense that kept Iowa off the 2 scoreboard as Woody Hayes began his 22nd campaign at the helm of the Buckeyes. Mainland went ahead 2-0 record : - 1~. Conway, fu-ed a 40.-yard game- Mainland treks to Lyman, 1 pngtou passtoPat Seabeze is at Ocala Forest '" end Oiirkids came into the game ISV rolled up a 24-7 lead. Angry Nebra-qka took it nut on believing they could win," mid ninth-rAted Louislann State California conipleted Ibi first downs on runs of 14, two and (lelmited with a 31-13 with 252 yards Coach Don Nehlen. "I can't A&M victory Texas week as college football's toI)- five yards. NlrNrIII gained 117 ss as actually think it was an upiet ing 2M pa and :irds while quarterback Mike over Pacific and Nebraska's rushing rated team with a 51.11 rout Satpioinsei defending national charnpiorls. "homore quarterback Dave under thnge condition urday night, outgaInIng the Itat, coillph'ted 17 of 19 - me Sta te Andros after powerful Southern McNeill scoring all three touch- (ICl.A. No. 8, held off Pitt 38-28, , i li v halftillie. Soutimm Cal they played Ilkn a No. I team." So Said Oregon State's I*e II 1 - but Reggie ShePPaM ville Wolfscpn on A four-yard to put Ins team yards 15 ran ninC th pass that came wi in front .1 4 after the conVersiOnsemrids left in the game. II Was BL,jWp,,%1 Oo" pulled within one a scoreliess ball game until Glen point when they scored the GoMwin hit Audie Murphie on safev.. and then they wOn the the four-yarder. The scoring play was set up game after gaining control Of the hall when .Mainland had to .&r%-tn Fair Intercepted a free kick after the safety. whenM Wolfson paw with just over a Details of the Seabreeze-St. minute left in the till Augusti ne arid Winter HavenSanford quarterback Brent Auburndale games were unavailable at press time (lar li threw a 23-yard pass tied and Charlie Brown txnntis to Jerome' Taylor and Presea son favorite Lakel.and dale 144 and Dtl.arid blanked touchdciwns caught a six-yard woring Pass. Billy Ardersm while O.Wing 7-8. powerful Jacksonville Wolfson and Kathleen Padgen coruwcted on eight of over from the one yard line for Msiftla nd was the only Gainesville were most sucer the air, but had another TD, Lakeland Kathleen cssful in their initial outlng.& Confer eteaITltOsUff B loss 20 attempts inpi4 r o!! ' tht' u :,c 14 the passing 'f trirt•e passes is' th fell to Mainland l'4 Kathleen tasted Ra'W' 4 T 1 ),"pf!q,11/~ Top-Ranked Eleven three touchdowns or was it'- came when Bowling zone, WilS id Jimmy IA'I)oux and two Green stunned 1 8thranked fifth Alabama, rated le from . scoring passes from Bert loves Purdue 17.14 on Don Taylor's, Tennessee outlasted while No. 7 played, even Solve of fly HERSt1IF.L Press Sports Writer the reserves in the second Associated and quarter." are ranked No. I "They NISSENSON i'ryhody '.& P/r1 r Eiaht Play Kathleen, V. ir. .)rlfl')rrl ir•r,iIrJ I 1 : -- _-_J �I'hF Monday1 Sept. 18 972 AR-The Sanford Herald Legal Notice •f the County $.m.nol. County. Florida. the "WORRY CLINIC By George "XI S Crane, Ph.D., M.D. that 'Mrs. tndicates that a Moiba wonders why many girl has picked a winning women ar. now demanding number in Cupid's " _____ the use of "Ms." to replace lottery. the 'Miss" or "Mrs." Study Out fl C.lifrm.i. the my dissection of the rabid ) of Thousand News-Chronicle Women's Lib members. For / / Oaks took a po11 of tb ldsuch females are psyChOwomen's nrganilas. ¼ logicfihIy sick? Crc / tions. '\..........\ Case 12-591: Melba C.. reet'ted that And 6O aged O. is a college coed. \ts.," preferring the CilS'Dr. Crar.c,. she hcian. d 1iss or ZCJiIOt IS 1fl%' (female "Mrs." to desiinatt Wt'ltfle'l'i. t,i Lesbians Lab. for'the \VhiCh se ti also obsesse'd In f,ict. she is so r.sdical hoinose.uals-jealous get a dia. . ssith a desire in t'manding equal rights males). mond engagement ring or 'IV %VI%'CS. tr wtstnen that she is recolkge man's fraterult' pIn tlii' O .ts a 4'i Spinsters shose Ufl• relish a girl's (Il.1 I)o 'tilict. poptilaritv with nn'n cost mond or li.ist .iltit s ear'( 'ould her CCt'5SI%t' (1e tht'zn a wedding ring. log her sorontv llfl 'TI In th.t '.iU5C l)t tItie You readers ss'ill doubtless Virile males in .\merica inner pcycholnØcal sIns' se ii high aeement esen the dotible.ring itmples? (in your d3()i. sseddmg .c'ieimmV. tot) nes er popu. is es "For she For tht 11aPPY If it ss i'rt'n't for hit' di'ft suth hOVS and has are not the agitators for si propaganda of jeweltrs ,j ' lopted a lot of male iss- woiiwns Liii clergymen. the' (Iiitlblt"Iil)g 'illS such as searing jeans. argues MI'IL5s ceretflollV SVO%I1I,1 flt'S ('1 11,15 smoking and drinking liquor. the' Ms.' should a ss'avs be - been foisted OTi .%lfleI'%llt% "And she dt'maiitls tli,it used to conceal a woman s newspapers alss.e use 'Ms. marital status. So \Viimen's 1.ib re.ills defti nt 'miere is no 1114 11,' r('a5071 f .ul) wiitflt'tlS tedit 1)1 ti..it t' TIiiI h ( slit' (I('fllAtldS, "to indt,ttt' i,.i:in'. IlIcte.itl III MISS IS inarntI di tilsle-ring 11)0(15 .itIO!i 111 ss hetlirr a WOfl%fl SO 110W (10 VOSI t1ii in- the flht'Pdefli s t'ddiii iitii.il once the' rabid \Voinen's i1) than to offer that same . , E'lcej'it for Cr15111) foniiation aliouit .ul' •s ,ttrs 5%iltllil ,ibt'se. .dl the itthe'is That's not true! domii:.uit HEED SHAKESPEARE There- is a big ps'chohigi. i-age-rh' prefer a the male who 55(1111(1 pIll .1 '55tt1t 55 as \iIIi..iti cal reason in fasor of of their a superb .'pplie'd Pss 'Mrs." for that is a feminine "Mrs." in front fl.IOWS. irin.uk about gist so his .Lj)t iii,erk of tlistinction! "preitestitig Itwi much apie enls solid core Iflt'Tli' rl h. it shoss's that a \onu'ns Lii' .err l5I1'I('flS 1..ib. tit WOO a htish.ind in the keen bets (f thus psvthologin'aliy sick' 01 the follossing 4 grotipc. marriage market where we which ssould be l(',%St inter- 11.1St- 05(1 3,000,000 escess 'Ales,. trite I' Tie Cts"e rS?e'stt'd in joining tlit' \O11it'TlS fetnah'ti alsos e the age of 21. ' .t ti*s n.e.paiv ,r.ri.ing a ., st.a"p.sl. sldr.s.e'l .,..i..,.. Iir"e s'lt 1.rittec it' 1.111 lilt'S t,Iflent? Since there aren t c'nouigh p adult males to go around. 1 Frustrated wis es. - . . of use of roolnn)141e \ 'ornen's 'mit men not so fslCd shall be void S Delptne 0 JcIt'dl s Evetyn Cummsng As ecor5 of th Last Will and Testament come reje1 BESSIE I BRUEIAXER. deceased IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R . CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL AC TION NO 73507. Division A In Re The Marriage EDDIE I. WILLIAMS, p sand. and SANDRA P WILLIAMS. wife ' Folks me with the Clerk Of the Circuit STATE 0 FLORIDA TO CIt 105 I GRIFFITH. JR Resdef'cC SUSAN I OR 1FF ITH Residence Unknown Ire brreb each nf o,.' a tt't cd that a lu'? h% been brought against you ifl the Circuit Court. E.ghteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole County. Florida. in Civil ACtiOn No 121110 entitled, you. 1557 JR and piicat.On for discharge. Objedions CLETUS I. GRIFFITH, thereto, It any. should be duly filed SUSAN I GRIFFITH. Hit Wife, Defendants, and you and each of Atter filing proof of publication son. are required 10 file your answer Showing this notice has been w"ittefldefefflfltO the Complaint p,sblished once a week for four S Thomas E Cot Publish Sept ii, 15, 3. Oct 2. 972 DEft mediately thereafter otherwise a NELLIE A you (URTLE IT. Pitr nusbarsd. JUDITH default will be entered against BRUGMAN and GLENN H " for the relief Oemande'd in the uGMAPI. ncr husband. ED i organized and casting said estate, has cmpie1ed thC ad the United m,n,stratlofl thcrdcif and h% filed In a.irsuant to the laws of 5d court his final report and •' States of America. Plaintiff, v tPsit Court on September SIb, 972 rSei,li Arthur 51 Beckw,th. Jr At Clerk f the Court Precinct 35 Shop fOrccIoS4' a certan mortgage dated Orlando. Florida 321 July 1, 197%, arid filed July 2. 1971, attorneys for EtecutOr _____ Iid recorded in Official Records PubliSh Sept 1. 11, 15. 23. 1912 Book 137 page 744 ,nthe office Of the DEN 13 __ - _____ ____________ ou ______________ ________________ ______ ________ ____ _______ - of at - r,.. ri,qnu - Elementary School PTA, 7:30 pm.. school classroom auditorium; Goldsboro visitations follow meeting. School Board, 7:30 p. m., l.ymnan High School. Sept.27 Great Lakes Club of Deltona, 6 p. m., dinner program; call W E WIPIDERWEEDLE, .. the firm of Winderweedle. Plail'ses, Ward afsd Woodman. P A, P 0 Boa $30. Winter Pars, Florida 37159, not later than the S'ti day Of 1977, therein setting up the estate. '"' r leqi upOfl above deScribed property th clalmedbyyouandsasouldyoufailto oo so, default will b entered inst WITNESS my hand and seal of thl Court at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, thiS 31st day of .uuust, 1972. for reservations (Seal) ARTHUR H. BECKWITPI, JR.. Clerk Sept. 2$ Circust Court, Seminole County. Vets Barracks 2898, 2 First Federal S&L WWI Altamonte 1L By Stings. 5 LWV general meeting. 7:30 p.m., Altainonte S&L. 11111 2 1i!IiI Eki'cn Deputy Clerk Oct. (Jet. Ii I.WV iigo_seeI courthouse, 9a.m. Cecelia V W E WINDERWEEDLE. JR. Pta ines. Winder weedle. Ward and Woodrn*n, PA Boa uo Winter Park, Florida 37759 Publish SIpt. 4. II. IS. 25, 1572 DElI 19 i' tour f o Seals ARTHUR H BEck.riTH, .1W Circuit Court Clerk Seminole County By Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk jOt'ffi 0. l.4AINES ESQ. P0 Boa $30 WltW eq Park. Flori'Ja 3270' PUDbSh Sept II, IS. 23. Oct. 7, 1577 OEN46 COURT, CIRCUIT THE IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT. 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 72.1152 In me The MarrIage of, JUDY I. VA7. WART, Wife VAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate; You arid each of you are hereby and required to tile any r.' ea •rd derearids *'fiCh you, or e,,np,fyou,mayhaveb9aiflsf said estate ifl the office of Hon Wallace H Hall. County Judge of Seminole County. at his office in the Court House In Sanford. Florida, within 51* calendar months from the time Of the first Publication Of tPils "Of Ct. ' Winder'w.edle. Names, Ward and Woodman. P A. 201 Last New England Avenue ARTHUR ROBERT DECEASED 'APT. bfusbarsd NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. VAN ROBERT ARTHUR WART Each claim or demand must be In writing and contain the place of residence arid posf office address of the claimant and must be sworn to Dy fhe claimant, his agent or at. or IPso same Shill b s'o'd. S Philip C. Riffe As Etecubor id estate Of wl4ITF'ELD. WRIGHT, IEOPIHARDT 5. TRICKEL 705 Metcalf Building O,l.SridO, Florida 32101 Alorneys for 'P. Estate Publish: Sept. 1$, 7S. Oct. 7,9, 972 0E64.73 22c a line Vir9ifl'ô McManul, Clerk LuCille Norman. Shirley Clark, Dorothy J. Schembera. Margaret R Cot 6 Terrier, black & ACE Vicinity 'bite. His name Is 15th & Cedar, REWARD. 327 Maynard. Joann Schmid, Wilma Brown ST Precinct 41 -Milwe. Middle School Raymond Morris. Clerk. Joseph A. RevdS Sharon Kay Prescott, Seminote High School Mrs. Minnie Smith, Clerk. Mrs. Sally Rebecca Teston, Mrs Scnluger, Mrs. Mae Edmonds, Mrs. - ' 'REWARD. Call 372 1917. _ GitdaP,tfirsa$e.EvelynWelr,Melba - Personals BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS By, Greg Drummond, Chairman I'jth Sept. IS. 1972 Ave DIAL A DE VOl ION 37) SOlO Central Baptist Churcn . Members of the League of Women Voters of Seminole County have receved a "jury League's administration of justice committee for their unit meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Clifford elson Is chairman of the committee directing the study of the Florida justice system. Courtrooms will be set up for the trial of"JurySystern vs 'l'he People" at 7:30 p.m. at the borne of Mrs. Eugene Burke on Tuesday evening, at the Alt.amonte Community Church Educational Building at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday and again on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. William Kirchhoff. On Thursday evenIng. Oct. 5, 'Sentencing" will be the topic of discussion at a 7:30 pm. general meeting at NORGETOWN by Appointments Domestic.ChlId Care 3363 Park Realty 372.3470 Nights. Sundays& Holidays Call 3226*24 322 6053 372 6436 ST. JOHN'S REALTY Availableniohfsat 372 2)32 ________________________________ PARK LIKE SETTING Surrounds this 3 bedroOm CO home located Irs prestige neighbOt'PiOCd Only 517.500. Apartments Rent Furnished Male student has apartment to sPare with another. All utilities fur. nished 373 1110. ask for Troy or write to Mills Pearson. Corp 5923 Carrier St North, St 3)711 Petersburg, lb PIANO LESSONS COMMODORE APARTMENTS 12 Week Chord Course 3077 Magnolia Ave 32) 1)10 SI arty Wetter. 37) 1)79 373 6731 Castle Custom Cbifldt5 .5 in fhe process of eapantOfl. and in ti'ie need of men Nee-ded cul out man. p.,nter, mc,1 n.Ifl Good pay. pad holidAyS, t,mr ,irid a half Icr overtime, paid vac1l'On and ri be-flefilt Apply fl perstiri. Surance Way. Cyprus NorlP' 30 i"irst Bank, Altamonte Springs. Judge Dominick Salfi, assistant State Attorney Newman Brock, Public Defender Gerald Rutberg and Probation Officer James Lee will be guests the League. As a part of the Florida State League study of the Florida administration of justice. the Seminole group will conduct a iG,,,See i tour of the new and old Courthouse and of the county jail. This tour will begin at9a.m.onWednesdaY.00t. 11, San• at the old courthouse ford. Reservations must be made by Oct. 6 to Mrs. Nelson or committee members. Mrs. William or Mrs. James Bilderbeck. -' CasselberrY 'p SAN MO PARK 5, I 2 3 Bedroom TrailerS & ApIS 2 Adult parks. 7 l.imili parks 3313 Hey II 72 S.,ritørd 313 1930 FILLING, (Ills ut SOLVENT Lading, Waref,ouse work PleemI .1 me-n UNITED SOLVENTS. 32) 140% Reliable man to drive truck, lm.,I and unload material. nd work ci lumber yard. 4$ Sir week I a cetleflt lrinfje befle41ts Apply in person after 9 a m to SCottP'S P Home BuilderS, 700 S Fren Ave. Sanford WELDERS. METAl WORKERS or skilled in metal fabrication or Welding, consider opportunitY and advancement Opening Dunedin Shop. also field erection crews. Dade City. Plymouth (OrlandOl. Lake Wales. Vacation, tmk lam. in overtime, now culled. Call organilatiafl Clearwafer (II)) 731 3363. or ________________________ . , /iI I Host D ian ita rv . Houses Rent Furnished 32)7313 I petS 322 0274 Mobile HomeS Rent . Business Property For Rent 36' Melal buildillU on 75th 31 21' HaCk of Park 5. StOp $100 mo z: I 357 Plymouth (303) •u0337 Also Wanted To Rent 29 helpers and _____________________________ openings fat' welder lhfl 6 "sos Wanted fi,t 00 ICtS laborers sisiall I or ~ bedroom rural Purl MACHINISTS mi-nt suitable for senior citm:,' i PIE L P ER S plumliti Indoor ,'Il%'Ufl 373 0940 s'' a cia ybd it"t ma I ,,lrigerator Reply boa 410, sr C sal.'tniar Experienced automobile Sanluf i i'. ',nfurd Herald needed Good pay plan Apply ,r a t person to BOB YOUNG'S AUTC SALES, Hwy Il 97, Sinfd Home Ave. AlIOdd Fellows are invited to attend,Therewlllbeadiflfler In the visiting dignitary. Those wishing to attend the dinner will meet at the lodge honor of hail at 6 p.m. Carpenters for work In cabiflel shoP. , ' Apply Florida Supply Inc., cflet' Bennett St.. of Lee Road and WinIer Park. lime TRUCK DRIV12R. part tOf' truck (haulfer's license, 2 OiVENTS. 371 1401 UNITED man an Maintenance round leepe' needed Oakla* Cemetery Memorial Park, 322 1263 part tim O'oqdyear has openings for cbllcctors Apply in person See S M. PlaIt. 313W. st St - ------- ______ Travel TraIler ill. I rent (Full hook up) 4*040%). 1 fir,e bedrflo!fl, 2 bath. Cfl. excelle ondition. by owner $%1,0O 31 . 640$ BALL REALTY anti INSURANCE LAI. F SI ATE INSU RANCE 101 C WIS1 I 01ST ST lies 331 1? ('Ii 377 5441 ,ii3t' Itt 'i'' r. 5ji2 duwil JOHNNY ,,,il Bud _________ FOR THE GOOD TIMES Entertain It' thiS Immaculate 2 bdrm . 2 bath Deflary home. with IS'a21' paneled famils room, large patio, toned professiOnal 532.300 EASY STREET (harmlnii7bdrm .2bath home. In quiet Deflary neighbOrhoOd Close 1. Large Florida room. to screened porch. 2 air conditIoning jutS - Motorola Color TV. console modei. 5110 GOod condition 131 3i3 clean easier *ith tise flhe I. 4..sro Eiec'V'C Sna'!sasas? Only •, .\14 f,,, ,,. $1 carpets i-' .1'' S ,' ;',' WALKER _________________ ___________ - $1200 eg.i', 5110299 372 3 2 22 6 11 Real Estate iVanted 'S I°i t')O'. '0 i5hji ' . . ' - I * Ah.av' U'eJ MLS-OpOfl Sunday I 30 4 p rs Mi 3533 central Pieal and air, kitchen with dispoSal, range and dishwasher, formal dining room, fully ear piled. enclosed garage VA. Fl-IA 1 ConventIonal FInancing 61% 1550. Mast Crank, ullder PlO QUALIFYIPIGI Just 52,000 buys four bedrooms, 1I bath wllh patio Some In Wynnwood Monlhly payments 512.3 . completed In I) easily worth $70000 yearv Call 322 3230. 75' 4. This NEWSPAPER does cctpt HELP knowingly wANTEC ADS tIsat in dicates a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE IN DISCRIMINATIC EMPLOYMEN' ACT ' More informc tic may Hour oHie telephone 350 5913 ' .'r Way "7 2i ji) Sr TITI.U" ' ,_' - ... . , ., I' ' a - 1' C,,i'spoi'm lU 51 nii,h .5,q Attic Insulatton ,%_,..I' )l' 411, 1 SiR CCP4 5, i.. '.iA o0'l ,antofd 'SaC. CIuTIONISI,, 1:1 Repair iii rateS 4, 'nude'. .H5400JNS ',E'NlM(i CEP4tL st 'sI Smntord SINGER fl) i E ".2 I'll'. mOe', ii ,,,'c' i,', iii _riJ,ul 'ii') id iii jtllt'r ''es i-re? •."l'fl,ilv's iil,ilflC. 'j,, jt 'rite 12.' Se'#o "ii' Id 646% SI' .5 tl4',iCtMAN ufOPP' 41,.Itj ui,, '1,' "p'"u '. Gla Mirror" ,.',ti.4 I:: .:er'nt' terms 'u note rigre e i-i;' V it it_soS il,), ,htpi. LI J3lt SSiIaely S laQri( '' Fencing Aytc lnyr'.'%nce , ', Shoe Repair 5 ,,a.,', i,4.,,; , Sewing 3 NOOSE OF da'1 1)3 '.,'itfl,R'tlS. lee' I. J;' - 54 ,' . '. :: :1 3' '3 '3 ,,;'..'.' r1"' ,,r 7,ssPtg,ne :419 ',cIufl At,P 377 3190 '' '', Rubber Stamps • I ia .Ves? '4w EatIng Pljt' 2t ''' ., r Appliances I'.- %i: ,, .fI)i '4 , . "a li: '1 uu.i'u 41,24741:,. , l.ithnu. .' ''i. p'i' a.' rI :E1IAMICS. 5pplies. '5,l "I,,I '.J,i I; '. Sers'' 4. l.-p., ..xsd I 01' i Pet Care .'tt 'i,s.,_ Aca,soN", ''.1.5' .t 'sl_ , .J .I , ,ii'i 4"''' '4 V urn'''''' C'i,i , a 14.', , , il 5/ 13 i.i," ,,' ,r'. i'u'.S ) Frqsh .Se 3:) 3511 Hwnc lrY1prOVetT)eflt 1' ' '.1 Your Direct ... 4 I' ''.)f'J S t'''' i SI' - t,,,i4iI il . - , ,1.4 "i.., , Ui ''siJv' -.." - r ' itq '' i.',i LIp rqpair aid WI 37) 1674 - ' ' I 3, 5 . Cu '32.733, $ATPIRQO'.5 Ftmfl,(,3 'Opt, t"*, iii. .1' j. i,'7 $',\, AND - -'si' "it ,S r ,Jt!' Locksmith - 'a 2 Ilcydeul'' p S.. .. ")' ' '4. 'Ira I let Rental's ',*r ienca. ISEAIJT'!' 5.i,.". 'urfflef ly HJrr.ett 'a 5e4'.' 515 C Pine, 32.7 374.2 .i 'l'iii 't'.i .(uutrltI'--OSl kind's 04 eass ',pared Woes ilOfll04d. Id ins. s , ii hi 'Oil Thu'S ,., .i.v '. ':1 'iI ....':." '...-. JO tQ $4Y,aIl, Qa,nl'fltl, ?IUI"U 377 2443 ' Carpetng I' u. ,,q tj..'iiijf'j 4f -"n's "or 32) ystJi JOYcE irdeLi OM,LL1POI3 O't (ifl! '5 110 larger. i5innps. .4510 cwd,t.W*'t. 727 Water "r',i.Igw woil Jrilling, i.i )Qt',5ymI.l 's 1i) •q "J ',;f 'a ,, .;,* - Get In On All The Action! LIne to JOIN TE SHOPPER S GUIDE. THE HER.LC D.tLY D " ECOt' OF BL1SIESSSE'l.E" CLASSIFIED! S Ua,s V Da 7 'I . e't05l.S ,y tel ut eN 'drt Q Can(e your Od fr bt. fc'IIUAti9 day and ,. Or f,,'. : i',' , 3 line Ad-S5 0.5 .i line Ad -S6 U ) 11051 Ad---58 al) - *), t',ealar P'j.n '' ..a. g,n'hv' 'oi.i.S 7425 Li'.'" 47 p,Tl5pJqi rig' Room AX. painlit'mJ, pu types al carpentry tnler'of IdibSOfldtii* 313 43-4/ 7)11 We's' rjf 3' . .)"l.l''f'f •utI'Qt'vC 5. I Octal repa is COflU,tQ11 uhiJ .1" Au'O 4. ,,t .1"' ,', I, ti"i un' .Iil. C,aiI 322 ZSIb Ic GARAGE 4. 1'SNDAR0 SER','. ,,, - Special Seryices ,i.:p, In.', 'i . 4 " io.jiiJ 0.' S 5) "1St '0 44t" ' ..i'a '",, ____________ 1 'i: , rVl(t Aytpt)1O?IVl. tnt Wage at 219 Carlain, NE 12490 Building. Seventh Avenue. Norlh Miami. Florida 3)161. obtaIned f,on the ConvenIent isrici date Ceramics AIr ConditIoning ci' 'i's ,P,'i-ijnesda, 377 jiL.u±A , C ,'r,I At (S.t Neal tstale. I? 52 DeIt 1, 30S $41 S3llor 654 4.423 thIS director,' SHOP THE EASY WAY' I'5S4I 5,0 1411 1 AND COi' w.i 'land lurgef I wi.t1'i$ All! 1.0 'eJ 'Q "CO ciii ore of Oi,if Ad' 3 u'*. nj ,vi.em - I C'oods 5 ''a - "iE'4 - . i's 'i .0'. 1 Boats and 42 Marine Equipment ------'---' -- - -Seminole Sporting ', McQuIIIafl up t 131'aut'1 Care ' '.' the most ' BUDDY. I9'3 17*50 PerfecI brale. park. 1792 DeBar, Fur D'II'iI p.1,0I' 5) 756 531 1011 -t' Vii' oe.f 5a 321 si!' hod WIll '' ______ 37 " 'U'", 12*50 Skyline Call 531 2323 Dealer 510.000 EvnliSg Associate 'toe b.etwe'enSandSP i' The tollowtng busr."i';11' are listed for your convenience Permafleof resIdents and newcolTt?r' Center. Downtown 321 e-I%' 17 Noble Home assume balafl.e 'I) n: si?) s'rftJ ,riJ f 'ri,', .5 tie 01 5) ur ' of $10 Call Credit Manager. 372 041% or see at Sanford Sewing REPOSSESSION .__________________ KINOSIERRY brick hOflSi, 3 bedrooms. 2 baIts. HoUSeS For Sal. 31 - F OR E V E ON E I 41 ii) 2120 i'n' ______________- 'a,, 5' 'i' ,er'tIiC The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Kepossessed ---- I. ALT'! - Lakeside - Woksr rOdId foe shoWer door assembly. Phone 53% 33$. - Completely remodeled. CB home Small but very altrad.ve Paneled walls Carpeted thru oul Screened pOrCh, garage & wiork ShOP 512.500 $7000 down easy tdrn's 713 Cedar. 32) 573 2 ltcbr'fl . trailer Air condifiofint I V lights and gas No clslldrI under 7 yrs No Pelt. 54.3 a week 322 9066 MobIle Lots For Rent 32) 0174 PlyrflOUtt'I Fur'f 'ii Sr 'n,ItnrniI 0'? 1969 I-. f'\' Salt water fithing rod's aid reels, sIghtly used 540 373 0 INLY 1 * form . 2 bath. cen P a carpeting. Ca. fruit trees. amtje rooms Ideal school area 323 4337 -- 30 Sanford 407W 1st St - William F. Culbetson. grand master of tho Grand Lodge oP the indeperxlent Order of Odd Fellows of Florida will make his official visit to Sanford Lodge 27 IOOF on Monday at 8 p.m. at the lodge hail at 107 Hwy I? 52 KULP REALT' I umflistictl 7 bedrOOm SOUSe Lakt (,olden Prefer retIred couple tIc 28 m5700 .. Hwy II 92, Sent'-" 373.1730 10? pick aØ. 190 ChevrOlet w't' '.11 ia" ,,"mat( :2 '4.2 ;,'ilit .n 51'.) ' "." E SHOPPERS GUIDE 5.- , mssou .',t' .E i ASIc. 'i,tACi'IiNE c tags. buttOnholes. etc $old t1,'r :OI repossessed. pay balance ob r 10 paymentS of 57 (,1it $45 LrrJ, t Dept SANFORD SEAING ('ENTER. 307 East Itt St 372 411 'r Cvf's Ill 1116 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ----- 377 '.95% Pilighf% 171 25 .' FREE II Aluminum skirting with every display model sold now this,, Sept laIn C A Wh, dden. Sr Broker II' P1 Park, Sanford ' P , bath. air heat 51St no First and last Phone 323 1741 weldmflU techniques OpportunitieS for advan(cmeflI, in c,pdflditiiI COUNTR HOME One aur plus. ouss3 bedron' central air. 5)7300 Se 3 tidrms -. arge .ec, Srcnirio'e County ReAltor isub 7 i't'itr o,ti tr ,id tiøu II ,'shil panted on osde. $135 pinS 'u'curity 331 2411 . SINGER STRETCH STITCH bIIt . ' . ' -. MEMBER, ORLANDOWPM I S 53 a 10' Van Dyke. air conditioned 1919 S French 313 199% e'ith central heat, new furniture SunS & E,et 377 7374 and curtains. awflit".t7 arid ap proved hurricane tie down, 53o) Houses Rent U t (urnIshed 2-i 26 If you are presently rmployed 1 - & F ree'er. 17 3 Kenr",'e deOr ,, 1t,er_550 3:30097 MobIle Homes 34 Stemper Agency ().iy. W5. , __________________ i'i'i3 e' of Odd Fellows WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1sf SI Male Help Wanted 13 KNOW TODAY'S PRICE TOMORROW'S ARE ANYBODY'S GUESS" Two bedroom, ibath, Florida room, beautIful yard, needs sons, work SI1,947.14 Some terms Cash will talkt "YOU ADULTS- NO PETS 116W 2nd St ______________________ Piano Lessons FSMTA Teacher ' _______________ I 4 DOris' condt 'One.) hOrrid . fenced 101 373 0103 ..-'.''' OEALE .aijTO - Oid ,'• - C'as S'ove. 5100 Ph.lo Rq!r.ge'a'o( McQuillan Branch Oftco Hwy $7 92 between Debary arid Orange City ' 4 CrI'dO Dr Terra Alta O'.SNER SADDLE E2tIP'iESIT .',e's,'ern ?4.,iar Siav. 1 - 'c -. , SIns stole, like new Valued at $1100 Make an off., 322 3341 terms Call 904-775-4777 TraIlers Qp!r gerators. stoves, tabie 1. h;t'fS of& & chairs 1720 Sc _,, AVALON APARTMENTS • ' WALK TO GOLF COURSE From this 3 bedroOm CS home on these corner lot Just look at features Two baths. family room, carpel. custom made dishwasher. entrance foyer, disposal. 2 patIos. (I covered), redwood fence, breakfast rook for with bar, and of course, a c All 125,000 Better call today. Iflclrm , apt Lights and water lsjrn,Shid 177 50 Adults 30% F 511i 377 7296. I arid 7 bedroOm Modern InstructiOn Ceblent locatiOn. Hwy Il *7. near Orange City and Deflary. c105i fl yet far enough away to enjoy privacy Three models on site Priced for lots start at 54.500 *Ith Trucks And r pqtCESI tQ5 F rehird. 51(9)' 91s1 Lincoln C,astinefstal. iikC 'Inisaded, 5139%. 191.5 Fil'" t.' 19% PiymOtitP. 5455 Pymen3 3 4 it',' ' 1933 c',ri it) v '' .abir.ts. sat 4) Outs fCQiflC & -t'yi1r.smatiC transmission Iii. spaded. 1230. 323,159$ after 4 'ii's' :' i r' -'.ey U 37) 3231 Ole's n5O NO ..,'.'DRUFF S GARDEN CEN"E 401 Ceiery Ac 322 )S'a et AO tHIS .sO, DON'T COMPARE 0. DON'T "edt .'' parts. srs c. MOONEY Pi, 'APICES. 323 1)91 tiltieS under ground, rolling land THE TIME TESTED FIRM 17054 Park Ave .322 6173 ___________ 23 TAKE ALOOK One fifth of an acre. all (au after l4SC) CARS. 17) 79141 0 r.fl ri 'rrtmhif .5ii 157 ISA m. .flrl is ..er".O'e wOsher scsi machintS 355 3716 01,5 .orc1 IOOOW Galatie 300 i'o." rd Air (lean 1305 iHffLF" ,.% a - P1* SHOE S I3SSo.Hwy 1192 c..," Pare _________________________ ., L SONMAiERFUQMI . .:E bui sen 'ride 377 sa:: )H3 1 5 E FirSt St . RYLAND REALTY Realtor ISSA Dies. Joyce, and ctorshem Women's Shof'S 13 00 Men's wo.•'s 13 00 Buy 2,4, 6or more oars Ird Save lots of money Yen's 4' man. 112 95. men's F 510 00 and 513 91 Saa a 'i''. s'C!'i LISTEN TO THIS? 39 Acres with mobile home facilities ready to POCK up. Plenfy of room for kids id horSes Ste n stro Poultry reduced prices Slew Group Women's 'same brand' 57 99 and 11 95 Red Cross. Con - ,'iI,hnre(1. automate. n ag; -vi 'or 'iS '4 ripi'CTiOVi i&iOOi'f'd Buy on aIlS SC a*P*rS it OEALER AUTO SALE Hwy 7 #7 373.1735 - Motorcycles And Scooters Livestock And 62 SHOE SALE We are dump'ng hundreds Ot SrI:. surplus from the ent.re -". ri Special Sections. at Fabuic'. 5t Johns River From 113.730 which includes home & lf A fabulous community. *.tis alt facIlities Of' 17 7 recreational SanfOrd end DeBary Of! between Port Florida Road Phone 4431. DeBary Or Orlando 617 3004 We Have Many Other Listings Open All Day Every Saturday Available Sundays :mnderella's Nursery and Child Care Center.Opening Monday. 3723394. COIN LAUNDRY COIN DRY CLEANERS Is coming to Sanford Two Choice locations neat to convenience stores. Ideal investment op portunity. For more informalion call George CahelO, (305) 644 5275 7 comes with it 576.000 Terms - 055 Rambler 7 door hardtop. Cs 5'' 3 J.314 Au') 4?'C' REELS 4GG' ;,er)P ",'i a.s' orer 'S "l 'i '?'1SP 322 142' Lesure /Iorld Mobilt Home Estates and Marina Of' the Beautiful - - s.1s'' mr i'39',an':rt a'aa MIscellaneous For Sale - C Lots & Acreage 33 garage. fireplace, plus central heat and ar. and by renlung Out the one bedroom apartment 'tat -- ' 7) RENT A BED R011a*Ay. Baby Beds 5 .' ,' lit ,P 02 34 7 Bdrm, I bath. air conditioned masonry home Ljttlity room On I acre with)) c.trus fre-eS 129,500 322 5403 ' 'Will care for your child in my home. clays 327 6)11. BusinesS Opportunities 6 Go, $63 Rambler 'WagOn. good llt;nn. iCCOP vr,nWii%SIiIrI. 11'i .551 172 '55* 421 '.0.1 s' 55 - PARTS, Hwy U 1* 4, '.4 AuTO 'netweef' I 1 & Sartordi New 4, q.buIlt auto oar's 1230303 AccordiOn .5.'(I 'i' i'd a , ". EquIpment For Rent S* it 122 st II 92 76405 1/13''S A,m' SANFORD HA $19,730. one lilt. 4 bedrOor" 7 ",,itt'i central Pci' and .1', 'a' p'tfmng Sanland') Realty InC Raai tcrs. $34 4777 Out worry.riSI' Esciusive Cuhy You can beat the high cost of IivinQ by purchaSing this 2 bedroom, 7 bath with den. dinifl9 room. double P1141 cR1.51 BAPTIST oAt CARL (EN TER Fri I tI M('fl .1 ri to A P tnt iiP S yrS Sfl meals. art', 4. ItO i ,.,lts Tender Loving Care ',',.".t Airport Blvd 37? 3737 ______________________________ - an d"." 'i.' -- Si. a,al I-. , - , - gogrlstonearlst ploneand make appointment to see this newly redecorated 3 bedroom for only S16.500 Situations Wanted 17 PR 08 L F Perhaps AlCOhOliCS Anyjn4rrous Can Help Phone 17) 436? WrileP 0 110. 1213 Sanford, ilorda Study Set WYNNEW000- Eaciusive 'ii aL'.iE 5PARICLE. 5275 (alt 373 5573 . - ' Wanted To Buy fi a UNL AND- The best things In life are getting higher. but not this fenced 3 bedroOm, with nice fruit trees Only 516.500. Semiretired couple desires part custodial work, churCh time preferred Phone 373 0219. FACED WITH A DRINKING Justice System 1 1 yt() income 120,700 4 '' ,r"' 1943 CustOm C'ndoe I doer titian good canditI41 574.7)75 Auto ,'G4r'', Parts. AccessorIes 7; Musical Merctsandlle "' (dfidif , On Air ,,gbnm4tiC, I c,' 57500 377 144% .• i.'''.. P400 FOR SALE 143 Di ',','-. ., 1571 N.iy'veon Camper 51.epl I. oov, pl.flty of s.nk. StiW' and shSfti)C. ;*30 Call 373541') oat. SPPIPIKLEPS, uSed large grove 0, 'arm s,prnImidfs Leonard. $31 6.379 jrnshSd olrt,9 2 r.'' with liv'fltj 'o'n ,,rIJ cp.i.ite iriru room, kitChen. t. i' .''l !'"' .l"i t'..i' ;' V,,j . r.li''.'-' ; 'ARK RIDGE - Eaclusive - One way to beat the high cost of living it to buy IbIS nice duplea, reside in one unit, and lease the other for IS up after Oct. 1. 16 YOU TROUBLED! Call To' Free, 641 7077 for "We Care' "Hotline'' Adults or Teens RE DEN 71 , 5lC Astor, 57,900 Esclssive - If ou VIAYFAIP need room, we've got of in thiS b.,.autlful 3 bedrOom, 2 bath with all ti ectras 133.000 Cooks, kitchen personnel and waitresses. Must be 2% Apply Fountain Lounge. 2400 French Jonnie Elam Magnolia Li0 and lraier ce,r 1070 Ford C,aIava ." rn',' good COnditiOn Call 127 4* I vEvlSlO1 SE "S 525 UP IA',,i 07 For uSad furniture. appliances tools. etC Buy I or 1001 ten'iS Mart. 313 Sanford Ave Retiring? "?anfords Sales Leader T V conve?Qf'Ce special riCt p otor1 $1995 aopt.ances 373 0691 i"'y 52 777 I. Form crsave'w ivac7m, ¶94, or 57 - 19M 'sff I' $4" wean a' and 5000 ni P/r,rijy 'i.t 100pm In' daly 11)3 We buy or %ClI r- "a or ,'ouseemotd Covnignr"-"S nffrr.4t.On ca'' ,,.icome F '.'an ve'm,iiion. 377 fl20 5ariri it 77 Sanford A ft I),, 4e' S : Travel Tra Ilers ,'. fl,.dronm. 7 bath. teparath dnrU fireplace. room. living room with hgh celngs On corner with c,tra it t')r pity areA S12.5 71 HOur Service Call 322 74fl ' .i . Two Story Calibart Real Estate ' Pr,te'l ?'. ç.', 'i'' tiS.000 Terms , ng.r 2.9 zag n $95 ('Ji' J o /aos "Oi" - ih'fC IP4GOO4'S SEWiNG 47 ist st. Gown cENTER. 311) ywn 37) 4461 yOrkShire 7,.,' r "fl4iC, S chacsOirw' ,ramt naIl •vaf'ing's. 444 77' AuctIons 1 2 bedrr,or.'. 2 bath home on I 141ii1. all fenced icre good garden 51, -. ____________________________ Urban .,ntral air. Florida room, screened patIo, fenced yard, plus more Fair priced at 577.300 l.t ciS ShOw you your neat home tiVJa JaCk & Jeans Beauty Salon, Sanford Plaza, needs beauty operators. Top commission paid. Full or part time, Helen Hughes, Mgr 372 2041. Man's billfOld conlaining I,DST ,$lmportaflt papers Lost Sunday. $ Thelma AnderWfl ' ,.'r ,r:i Beautiful 2 AVENPIA PARK txlrm , charmer. Nestled in tree's ms ii settled area. Feature's nçludC We Irain you. Good commission Yellow Cab Co., 201 S. Park Boston 7 or 377 9720 after 6 ''. WiisOrl PrecInct 24-Portable. SE corner of SR 4)4 & US 17.91 Stolen Green, Clerk, Velvet Jacobs. i,',l,Oorn, 7 bath. fanmiy & See' '.1 'nt, carpeted. corner lot t c" 'i. p,,, PrfrA"( e 321 114,1 ---. .,. e!urbmSnli1 Iramø !'i" bedroom. v,ng moore'. dining room, new wail to wail carpet. new ;.5r.irlQ. large 5,t'ieri. firrt'.rA room am. corner lot, shade 1. fruit tree's 519 500 321 JIll ---- DPI S RAIl' '. Tar viE 915 fl 'st tSa'. (,mOrM'iCS. It•ee 5h , 5ir5 P. 1 r_pi'. 7 ,la,s 377 £'1 . DRIVERS: Part time or full time Gacha. MildrCd Smith, Clorida - LOOK P41 0140. 3 bedroom. na . ".'. .' .'.u'IG '' s'ger j.a' Sports Equipment I ',',' . ff05 old No Collar Sanford area 23 1110 after S - -- ' "P'' .P'' 5405 Ai*'", .ac5, H.' iiOO*1 - U 7 yontts lcI male Great Dan.. AC.. tffaCtiati*tE. $100 373-5*51. Sit"'i S iii,' ,,'"or:ed Autos For Sale 75 Gnbi'eman P,'*rP'4t'. RSf) I.mitlt. I' yts • old, gd natured xwid around small s-hifrtrw" Best .'s'f 377 4516 of 3375939 Srner , age. Vi YPIPIEW000. 3 bedrooms. I bath. family room, large lot 513.900 377 11Sf) evenings Owner Broker MaIe.Female i C Boat 7soid,tWII Fully equipped Sea iri Ruid.rq A 'if Sanfrird flr,atwiorks 0' atI 614 P P4i',Pf( 0. 1 bdrms 1' i large Io Pd iCC rightm'iV " .i'" I i' 'O'J ;107%) 1)1 ',i',',r i -- mi,,% irflflui'tI.ltC Ob opennus tr 5.1.., t'seralois, mould,'!' OpCriitOr%. cut off men, assemblers. lilt dr,vers. Starting stackers, and helpers ,sages for skills are 1330 an hour ,srsd up 'full time Short WOrk w,'ek, part time available Complete DIne-fl t,rograms are ,i,,,ilable for steady workers, cat,OnS, insurance,) holidays. Apply 1297 Charles St LongwoOd at the production office ST Black Miniature Poodle 9 Center precinct 21 - Idylwildo School Oa's'v Doweli, Clerk; Dorothy B l'tollenbeck. Connie N Rrovvn, Doris P4 Harriman. Louise Knowles Precinct II - Jaycee Information beth, Sanford Florence Loosing, Clet'kz Laura B. Ludecke, AlIce L. Pdordgran, Georgia M. Price. Ina Galloway Precinct 21 - Sanford Civic Center Howard Custlirtg, Clerk; Lida ' Stirse, Floyd A. Palmer. ,j. Pivgti Truluck, Beryl Dyal Precinct 13 - Prairie Lake Legion Hall Charlotte I. Randall, Clerk; Richard Randall, Miss p,S5l'l? , C,',hn, Foster J ScPiuren S4I ',o I ranch AstP Day 37) 7717 TI rep bedroom, I bath, fenced Ireel, 4S mortgage or ref inane. Firm, 516.500 3711174 CatI Torn F#an's 377 7411 ISO Sanford Realty ' aauh.t.il A , C (II pup's Pet Pnw i4l1/ rnavno.n" 'sIrviff .na% 02 4191, 'IF?? 7'iAN'. c'AT"P•i ';.FA MARl' ripen Sat Sun Ran Afsfl5 frOm Ongtrats, Lnvqwfwid , P.!rgara?ilt. atOmat'C ,va'sbar. cs!P'ht p.ns,iaPiotd .tan'is 37) 4715 ','r,iorS l'ra,ef ,r)y')s5 cr'oprI',r, oOoo' ti,r'?o*'ri Saric'srrl. 177 44i Boats )f SALE 1711 F,,rir,vfC1$HP. u,!,t TY 2374 Park. 377 715 alter hourS, 37) 0645 137 9751 AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. INC Lost& Found PrscInciIS-SImifloieCOUntyAIrlLaurel A. CPsecefsky, Clerk, Ruth M. Carter. Edna Prisit Precinct IS -Seminole High School Georgia Chorpenng. Clerk; Mary 1) Burton, Ethel Carver, Mary I Jim Hunt ALA EMPLOYMENT 17.92. Casselberry Rc'gt'ncySqS)l 3100 $IARTOR CANCEL IOUR IvAD NEXT DAY Seilert, Agnes Egener, Rita GalIimorc. Evelyn Seielute, Nancy i 1.0,'! DOWN PAYMFPI I C )MP,EiE1 PFCOPIDITiOP4F() Mile off ,P,.AL'L UNTIL NOON TO tOil C,MC 7 !I truck r .'mp !WSdV Call 223 Marine Equipment hlfif 5. t'P tOP Va cant, I flrjrrn ihapO, n.W carpPtiflg. cAsh M issumi mortgage 5l).1 litteman, Rmoer. 172 7641 '- Anita McGinnis. Clerk. Carolyn P Hughes. Rose kaplan, Virginia summons" from OVFPPIMEP4T OWNED 540M1 'I AL SO General Laborers-'-57.S0. Mamn bersance 57 2Sup Roofers helpers and dry wall helper, will train Many more SATURDAY 's! 9 :OOA.M,1012N00N v4btC I %f*IC 5.alpflII'i$ Simm.ia. Female par? old. gentla t' peViiAfs 45f4 CalIco. I 'yr 171.1157 Houset'sotd Good's SSA Boats and Houses For Sale ii " ,;'tONDAYthrU FRIDAY 30 A.M. to 5: 30 P.M Precinct iO-EastbroOk Swim Club Precinct 42 Houmes For Sale ii - 'TT INTIOPI SANFORD PEOPLI Needed Now. Complete Restaurant SI aft cataci girl, cooks, prep man, dish washerS. bus girls. wailres%e-t, bus twjys. pot washers. hostesses. and i ,,Shsers Good Raises, Nice Boss '?e open al S Be Here Early I ertiofl in computing the,,' earned rt.,,fl',' par? Persian K.ftens 110 1197 '7' rwil ,apfnaIll5ijat , vi scm's tIlO. iVitPt 751Y)V5 m.I.'j, one ow*ef Cat' eta, he, tM I. VI fi Help Wanted All advertising appearing in The Sanford Herald on Wednesday will gtomafically be placed in Thur FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS days IICTION that is distributed to an adiliorial 11.500 homes in the area a Advertisers should include this Middle School rtargarel Green. Clerk. Jane Sharon Drake, Mea ( Eli's. Mrs Floyd B,'nson. Thomas E Embree. Beulah Embree Precinct 39-St. Johns Village Craft - Judaism. line CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum '.' PIapp, Marian BialoCk, Christine Ricker, Mary Edna Burton Precinct Il - South Seminole r a a 15 Joyce kneale Do'wler, Clerk. Ester - .JP 2$c Precinct 37 - Pinecrest Baptist Church, Sanford - rn., C thru 70 limeS Corkiev - 574-1182 ]6c a lIflO t)FAt,ER AUTO 5*1 l 17 0') 373.1335 17) 1*45 I ill tim,' 1454S Irid I F'N's 3 II shift 1' I'.,rf lime IPPI'S II 7 i,'r iCfl(Cd .yi(JdS 7 3, or 3 II st,tl I i%ik lull tirnC Apply L.akevit'e' tlur%,litj (cvit,. 917 IT 2nd 51 '.arlord (51.75 MINIMUM .J Edward Content, (leek, Patricia 133 Wall St demanded in said Complaint The nature of thS suit iS to P0 Boa 433 ,',ARD ALLEN HARDWICKE and syfl W HAROWICKE, , wife, p thru 4 times ,y.ble-n! ori0treWI, iTr*vf" 'r,'l.' I( "y "l'.' ywll. ,opbes 171 II, iiiti( .51, ,si,,%trr pmefi'rroitilv. "e' salon openflu. Sanfu'b 11,'otie's tpnfmdntiAt 031 SOIl - Il) 31)5 c,re --'. Cnwyrr,$Ct Tfuek. 1961. heavy it,t'i' Pats ArId Supplies 63 GUYS HOUSE 01 BAR UQUF Rates For Consecutive Ihe - : i'i' Insertions-No Change Of Copy. 't times . ---- - a(c not ad (ounter Girl Wanted Ap iroeimafrly 33 hrs per we'eIs 5% per hr Apply in person Longer Your Ad Runs tiq Ldss It Costs Per Line Per Day. ri van Buren. WIliam 0 Taylor. Ll,hdth ii Content, Margaret N .eq 10 BUY OP 511 L AVON (ill 641 1079 1 - Social Hall, St. Mary 1 It 540 tag Pntrs Bt&r' & v$liPC 1 ft old p,,am.,so ian,1 Female Help Wanted 14 Orlando 831-9993 Magdalen Catholic Church - JIM .: ole fl . "'fl Ann B Cowan, Clerk. Mary I Ktrnbro. Betty Taylor. Margaret M. £kI, 1oPPlfrff10E; i'alure Male help wanted for WOrk ml ornamental nursery SemI relired may be considered Send short resum. to Boa 442 c a The c4lnfnrd herald. Sanford. Fla 322 -2611 .e i,l - 0 '1$, 4It'il"f I) ,5e, eat i'i'o 5? lOS Øoh Y4eC i.isal Cars #1 5t St 33)5107 PanonIa via, I-" st. ri sico .tan with esperience in puiiing mobile homes and Ipt up Call 773 4)30 I"iilll*riJ Mobilo Home's. Hwy Il 7. Orange City Church , . Dir.Ct Phone Lines To Want Ad s CC.fl TruckS And Trailers 71 LivestoCk And Poultry 67 SURE, _________ - Art S.nsoei b1 15th Male Help Wanted -- ill,11,,, g;,w triva, light in Apply ,i,hniifh(lurinlj person to r.d.ral Parts. Inc Bldg 140. Sanford Airport Seminole Ocliti, Vitki Mckenzie PreCinct 33 - SanlandO Baptist w'th thC Clerk of said Court. and consecutive weeks, the matter of serve a copy tIered upon Slid approval of sad report and the Pla,ntift. or itS attorney. THOMAS ordering of distribution of said A SPEER. of SPEER & SPEER. estate will come before the court. whose adOress s P 0 Boa 1364. 113 S James T. Dillon Magnola Aytnue SaritOrd Florida AS Etecufor 32771. or. or before October 1,. 1972. of lad estate. nd it too fail to do so. a Default Judgment will be entered against ,SSAC.UIRE. VOORHIS you. and each of you. for the relief & WELLS Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole -3 0 precInct 33 - Longwood Town Hall Elena Shaw. Clerk, Howard J. Wi'stfall, Dorothy E Heath. Marie Linda Martin, Meda Elgin. that the undersigned as Eaecutor of IrSJV •#5kI •,t!' U fl rim carpenter, must have tocls, lransporfation Call afler 6 p m. 1)031 371 IllS, 311 7644 '' Class - jijujul JLi IJ6IJ RI IRIJ JIM liii .JNMRU' .a. a j. thryn Malioy. Clerk, Gertrude F Nopr. Dorothy Suliivat. Betty FOR DISCHARGE All persons are hereby notified ' "-4 PrecinCt 32 - Portable, adacent to south side. Mayfair Country Club AND APPLICATION ' INFORMATION flone. I yla fludiannon. Deaa J - auuiii•uaui ------'-- WANT AD Stricki, Philip Hagerts. Laura Ray Ida I. leach NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT poration Court ether before service on cOD,h.t wfe, JOHN A DURYEA -OURYEA. hiS wife, and Petitioner's attorneys or im BARTLETT and Swallower ____ r" Andrews. Clerk. Dorothy , me: County, Florida, encumbering the following described property. lying PUBLIC NOTICE PIACY .10 W,NDHAM and anc Ding in Seminole County, In Compliance with Chapter her , wit W' W IP4DPIAM Florida, to S ROBE RI 102 017. Florida Statutes, notice 5 Lot 25. Block 0 W000MERE husband, if living, 1150 t oeao. ther hereby given that the following nnknOwfl hilts, deviSift. legate-eS. PARK. SECOND REPLAY. ac the body is not By Cecelia V Ekern API - scere able to offer much about deaths have been selected by the as oersons SARASOTA, Fla thereof to the p4at spouses. cording trustees. -an?ees. claimed is for the anatomical Deputy Clerk t,t'flOrS. Su(CeS5OS. C any reCordEd .n Plat Book 13, Page 73. Board of County Commissioners of Alex IAnton, a little Irishman his background. :re'd it% County. Seminole County, Florida. to serve p'IUTCI'fISON AND LEFFLER Records of Seminole board to be offered an oppor. Mrs. William Bennett, who Ottse'y parties cl.'m'ng by. through. Public who ssiallowed four 27-inch as Clerks and InspectOr 5 for the OffIce Drawer H Florida against AMBROSE C r50er o Second Primary Election to be held swords simultaneously to live nextdoor tohmcon's small tunitytoacceptthe body foruse Sa0rd, Florida 32771 TOGETHER with the following FORD and MARY I FORD. P% cat October 3 1977 Range, Attorneys for Pefit.Oner described ruipment become the world champion, house said she and her husband in medical schools. Portable Building at Precinct I Then a local organization of Pbl,sh Sept 11. IS. 23. Oct 2. 1972 wife JOHN A DURYEA anø RefrQeratOr, Wall to Wail Car has been saved from a medical had known hum for about a DURYEA. his wifd. NELLIE A Sanford Middle School peting. retired performers called Show DEPt 45 'ear. student's scalpel or a pauper's BARTLETT and --- BARTLETT. WITNESS my hand and offiCial Peter J Bukur, Clerk, Martha B "lie was such a nice man. I Folks of Sarasota called a __________________________ hCr huStSnd. JUDITH Pt seal 04 tIns Court at Sanford. A:Zarelio, Ethel K PeurifOy. Gilbert grave by a group of retired FICTITIOUS NAME GLENN BRUC.MAN and know that he was a performer meeting at the hospital Sunday Seminole County. Florida, this 13th F ileger circus performers, Wilson School, Paola NOT iCE 15 hereby given that I am her husbani, ED Precinct 2 BR OMA day of September A 0 1972 Boyle and that he was even written up and voted to underwrite any cxBorn in Roscominon. eesgageø ri butiriCSS at 7410 WARD ALLEN 54ARDWICkE ard Dorothy MeadorS. Clerk; Robert ISeal) penses to ensure Linton re Maitland. Rd Dorn. Ruth Boutwiell, Marie Hittell Fielding*ocid County, Ireland In 1904. lanton in The Book of Records." ARTHUR H BECKWITN. JR EDYTH V 54tR0W'C(E, pi,t *'fi Precinct 3- Midway Fire House. World ceived a proper burial. SemInole County, Fiorda under thE NANCY JO WIP40tIAM and Court Clerk of Circuit "The Guinness Rook of died of a stroke Sept. 2 In this Jitney Avenue fo.tious name of NEsS' VISTA ROBERT W WINDI"fAM, he!' of Seminole "The longest Records" says. tms'n which is the winter home Hal A Colbert. Clerk; Carol A. CONSTRUCTION. and that I intend husband, Ott eridan's County. Florida Kircflhoff, F. W Pope. Sr. Era 0 of the Ringling Bros. Barnum length of sword 'swallowed' by •oresis,ersa.onamewtfitlseClerk By Cecelia V Ekern AMENDED Jackson. Annie B RiggiflS Deputy Clerk and Bailey Circus and the re- a practiced exponent is Alex ot 'Sir Circuit Court. Seminole NOTICE OF SUIT iii Precinct 4 - CIty Hall Atamonte with THOMAS A SPEER in accordance Coursty. Florida tirement home of hundreds of lAnton who was S-feet-and'-3ORD Springs A','ft'O'E OF SPEER 8. SPEER provisions 04 the FiC'!itiOtit inches tall, lie has 'swallowed' Mary LOUiSC Eigin. Clerk; Ruth B circus people. ' P0 Boa 1364 Statutes, TOW't Section MAR's L FORD. "i S Name Nyc. W E Battle, Miio Green, Carol 113 Magnolia Avenue lie was well liked by neigh- four 27-inch swords at one (c I known residence unknOwn. JOHN A 165 0' Florida Statutes 1937 (I C Lantverk fl'S 37771 -DURyEA. Florida Sanford. OUR'YEA and S ia''es Stanley Salacak bar-s and friends, but it wasn't time." Precinct S - City Hall, Oviedo unknO*r.. Attorrie s s for Pl'rstff residence .fr. last hnOwfl ce-pI a. 1917 1?, If 25 Pisb Bill English. former sidehovi' until he died that everyone reSept ¶5. 23. Oct 7. 9. 1972 Edna M Stale-v. Clerk, Mrs P F. Pubi,sn ALLEN .'tARDWICKE FOWARD DEPt 10 k1fl9. Ethel Milder, Bernice K alized they knew very little rnanagerforClyde Reatty's and .,rid (DY 'III W HAROWICKE. DEN 11 18 Kelsey, Eleanor Morgan Sells and Grays Circuses, said SepL about him. residence Community House, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND ps wife, l$st known PrecInct 5 Seminole County Legal TheSarasotaCounty Sheriff's he hired Linton for the Reatty COUNTY, FlorencePlei;htS. ROot? 1. BO1S3 CITY OF AL7TMONTE SEMINOLE FOR Geneva arid SPRINGS. FLORIDA Mrs Esther Smith, Clerk; Luyine Department and the County sideshowtnl95g.LintoflWOrked SecretariesAssn.,6p.m., Lake FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 72- a. Pelion. South Carolina 75123. Notice of Public Hearing Monroe Inn. Initiation of named Defendants b K'nnaird, Dorothy E. Oldham, Lola atve if tf'se 1593 Medical Examiner's office be- for the Beatty show until 1966 unknown hEirS. devises's. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Bernard members. QUIET TITLE SUIT dead. their gan a earcli For relatives who when English hired him for Pdot,ce 5 hereby given by thC City Community House. Precinct AL F 5t40'A'EP$ and MAP. te.t.es . orantees, successors. Sells and Grays. English said Sept. 15 Council of te City of AuamOflte Chuluota would claim the body. trustees. spouses. creditors or JORIE N SHOWERS, hiS wife, Spr.ngs, Seminole County. Florida, Lucille Jacobs, Clerk; Grace Skhool Board, 7:30 p. m,, Plant.ffs. i;,nors and any other parties the little sword swallower But Linton's remains still Lay that said City Council will hold a Toftely, 0. P or Seymore. Anne E. claiming by. through. undir etinfererice room. ,.. retired in 1966. in the Sarasota hospital Public Hearing on the Question of Boulden. Evelyn Fore, Irma SELEP4OP S .ZELLEYarSOHARRY againsttheabOVe1'amEd0efdt5t5 EnlLsh said he thinks Linton Sept 19 changing the zoning classification Williams Morgue over the weekend and KELLEY. her husband, and or any of tem, and all persons F from RI LA Single Family Dwelling it New Jersey, "but Precinct S - Slovak Gardens ptlict' said it looked as if he had a son in iwv unitmeetmg, 7:45 ). 111., Psavirig or claiming to haste any JAMES N YOUNG and - District, to R 3 MultiPle Family Community House seas one of those things he never would he claimed by the count)' 17 Shoshonee Trail, Indian YOUNG. his wiifC. if living, and it estate. r,9h'. titie or interest in Dittr,ct, for 'he following desCribed Gladys I Jane, Clerk. Shirley lked about. I could never Hills. oead their uflOwn heirs, deviceS. upon the hereinafter described anatomical society win a day property Haynes. Barbara Svaricar. Mary thereof iegatees. grantees. trustees. property or any part East 101 feet of the North ' Of the Grove. Margaret Becker, Cdr C F draw him out about that." or two. Sept. 19 YOU ARE HERE BY NOtIFIED NE ' of the NE '. of Section 24. spouses. creditors, Iienors. Sot. Petre lie characterized lAnton as A few retired circus and sideForest City ComLyman High School VISA cessors, and all Other parties that a Suit to Qu't'f title hat blEn Township 31 South, Range 21 East, Precinct S show performers knew Linton "a quiet little guy, always SemInole County, Florida claiming by, through. under or b.J'2Plt ri thr C"(u' Court ' munity House Sem,nOle County, lords, against and said they remembered pleasant and with r,ever a bad meeting 8 p.m. in auditorium: lgo riO them. The Public Nearing will be held in Mary W. kren:er. Clerk; Mary open house. th Cty Hail. Altamonte Springs. WilSOfl, Clarence N Atchley and each of vixs cIairPng any COo Defendants ushen he worked the various sord about anyone." Flor,da,onTuI'idaY,OCtOber3, 1972. sta'e. r•gPit. title or intereSt fl O Lake Mary is PrecInct NOTICE OF SUIT The standard procedure in Sept. .O sideshow circuits, but none real ati 30p.m or .ssoontl'erufteras Elementary School 'TO SELEPIOR S KELLEY and upon 'Ps? f011Owing described possible, at wihiCh time interested Homer M Gleason, Clerk. property situated in Seminole LWV unit meeting, 9:45 a.m., HARRY F KELLEY. her ___________________________________________________________ parties fr arid against the proposed Catherine S Gehr, Phyllis L. Flor.da, t wit County. ra YOUNG arid JAMES erd AIt.amonte Community Church. zoning change will be heard arid Rungenstein, Lillian B Burke __________________________ LoIS 3.6. 7. S.9. 10. ii and 17, Block h5 etC. if living, arid if I Aci.,' te Pr,.,, PSiIl• LWV unit met'tirig, 7:30 p.m., YOUNG. final action token First Federal precinct Ii SAP4LAPIDO THE SUBURB dead their ur5j'O*l's heirS, desiiseeS. 2? I.." Tha Notice will be Fublithed Di Altamonte Springs Buildirsg, lO home of Mrs. William Kir• ALT A MONTE trustees. BEAUTIFUL. egatees, granted, posting in thret (3) publiC places Harriet? Hearn. Clerk, Corers. H. L SECTION, according Q the Plat chhoff, Sanford. spouses. CreditorS. l,eriOrs. sl.ic within the City of Altamonte Ard'ews Debra Page. L H An cessors, and all other parties thereof, as re-corded in P1st BoOk 3, 4(iPedjdigsl _____ ACJIUSS The Sanford Herald. a newspaper of Precinct 12-Forest City.Bear Lake 1 Sater ol general circulation in said City, on. Fire Station against them. laSt known residence of Seminole County. Florida. La'ali(Rib makers Club, 9 a.m., First HilISbOrough County, Florida; mi ARE HEREBY REQUIRED (1) time at east f.fteen ns days W. A Forward, Clerk, Sharon 7 Priestly title sflen Er.gist'. r." er prior to the time of te Public 0001101. Stahl. Pauline Perkins, residence uhenown t file your answer or other Federal S&L13 Lnt.rstsc'e ________ ______ ______ r 46Precl Hearing YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit defense personally or by your at JeSsie I Nowii, Dorothy Fuller 14 Reach 49 So1.tir DATED this 14th day Of Sep in the torn,'y. with thC Clec of the Circuit precinct I) - Winter SprIngs Town 20 Quiet Tit ie as been brought Sept. '0 drstw.abc:i 53 1&iL:ei Hall Circuit Court of $emrsoie County, Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, ferber. A 0 1577 lS5truck LVV'V unitmeeting, 9:45 a. m., S Jane Richards Johnnie E. Gray, Clerk; Mary Florida 5ifl5t you and each Of you Seminole county. Florida, at thi succe.ivei' Indiana Community Church, clairnir; Alt.amonte City Clerk f the Williams, Louise Owens, Norma Courthouse In S•nford Florida. arid an estate. right. title 15 School mArks 32 Mu*ical ,. 56CliriJrial € Str.plsrig C'ty of Alfamonte Lang LWV unit meetIng. 7:45 IT Symbolic n'eres' nor lien upon the foliowiirig to serve a copy mere upon the thection I E'.h.aust Springs, Florida Lyman High School Precinct 14 11 Turn aiidt situate-a in property 2004 Hibiscus. real Plaintiff's ettorrse'v. John 0 Hairses. described l3Ambary 1Tapestr' 3$Biacktoard S JOSEPH DAVIS, JR ESQUIRE Elton P Richards. Clerk' Rev i9 Fairs' fort firm Of Wirlderweldie. to *.t Florida. Seminole County, Esa. of the 39 Frightens 9 Make a STEP4ST RON. DAVIS & RIodla P01111,, Pearl H Hardilon, Sept. 24 S", Hairse's, Ward and w000man. p Lots S arid 17, Block 41 ttar'ate burn,; Si Drowsy MCINTOSH Ruth Runge A1fu'mats, (3Mountain lOConcral Fa1iiI)'F Ufl DayafldptC'flicat LAICEVIEW, according to the Put 704 East P4cc England Avenue, POSt Office BOa 1330 Precinct is-Sanford Civic Center voters ixist crest 11 At iii tunes as recorded in Ptat Book thereof Winter Park. Florida flTS9,f'D$ later Sanford, Florida 37771 the Mrs. HOrletfle W Roumillaf. Clerk Mary Church 23 Peruse lake th 4,SArtj.st',ir.i.e l2Repc*.e Page II. Pubic Records f Seminole than the IItP daY of October, 1572. Attorneys for thC City 'e.'it'iii Arinefte Laing, Raymon P Schmttt, I ZIJump 45 Palm fruit 12 noon; O IIi.IUIbCICIII Nativity, starting therein setting up te estate, right. County, Florida, of Altamonte Springs, Lucille 54. Pearson 2 Maitsan 31 Boat .addk :i Jn dinner and refreshments you are required hereby to file title. Interest in or I.e? Upon the Florida Florida Power I m (comb lorm PrecinCt 15 l2Sound river I.00ksuflen 3Prsmitisre 3SArsbnan'sr ployses' Lounge your enseer Ot Other written above described property claimed Publish. Sept. 10. 1577 served in and around the UMntwwind Z3Scold chi.el DEN 72 Millie Urbanskl, Clerk; Mrs. defense personally, of by your at. lSCoIorsdo you. ar seould you fail to do $0. 24 Nativemetala SOMonat.r church. ___________________________ 4Tz-snsieiti' Indian Raymond Finr*y. Thelma V Gale, tn', win the Clerk of the Circuit default 0ogment will DI entered 2SHoidts'ix4jr SIKin4cdtide 36GirI'sr'.a.rr.e iodsnp Mrs D C Brooks 52Dactrn iAlleviate Court. Eighteenth Jua.cial Circuit, against iou Sept. 25 S Fragrant IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT Precinclll-Cassslb.rry Women's 37 Dri.nki:d Tropical plant $4 Indian weight Boy Scout Troop 7'S and Seminole County. Florida, at the my PianO and seal Of 3iC' Deep holes oleuree.si S3 Ccc 381(*rd)'hCtir.rr SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Club Ccsjrthouse itt Santord. FIOrid and SaritOi'cl 5pmr'n*i" , a' ...øiorer Group, 7 p.m.. at Xala Clerk. AParian - M '0 i-"ie a ccPv yrcr?iv uR.' County, ForOa. ?tts 7th doy of Marsh, Miriam Kaley, Mollis l.iberal CongregatIon - of Estate of Plaintiffs' attorney. we-Ose name is September. 1972 Steudie, Melva Slade jORGENSON, F.SURIEL Senhi ' . - the F icititous Name Statutes, To Wit Sect.on 16309 FlorIda Statutes Petition Witness my hftnd and the seal of word 1' IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Chamberlin. Arlene AuStin Altamonte Springs Precinct 34 Filp No e.i Elementary School Estate Of Alice C Clnrk r,tfl(S S I S 1 t'tPP .1 ,'t Ii I ,i'I' ml),' I A nfl a ii it Ii S d eseJ FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TOAGE ASSOCIATION. a car petitioner's attorneys, wpiose tA nai Plantiff, names and addreSS appear below, QF October 10th 1972. and file s' or before I "c or,gnat with thE Clerk Of thiS AMBROSE C FORD and MARY Bury 1)1 H 14 __________________________ NOT ICE OF ACT ION Court. Sem,riole County, Florida in accordance with the orovisions at on ______- Circus FICTITIUS NAME NOT 'CE 5 hereby given that I am at 1510 Ses t',s ne As a. L?i. Afl 110r,d* under the fiCtitiOuS name of SPECIALTY SALES & SERVICE. .5!'id that I intend to regiSter said NOTICE OF ACTION 10 Sandra R wli.ams YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE that an action n the nature of a FOR of FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 72 proceeding for diSsolution marriage MS been filed against you IOU SUIT TO and you are required to serve a copy QUIET TITLE of your written eferese5. if any, to 1 _ ______________ 1130 Sanford, Ftor4a Publish Sept. 1%. 1$. 23. Oct 3, 1577 DEPt . - r.is ' DEG 141 ________________________________________ Post Offce Bø & MCINTOSH AS ,\nstratr C T A Florida State flank of the Suite 27 CORE V FUNKHOUSFR, Post Office Bo 1130 deceasEd Sanford, Florida 1371% SPIINHOLSER AND LOGAN Attorneys for petitioner pt 10. 23. Oct 2. C. 1*73 First F ederal Building PubliSh Sanford, Fiorida, 37771 DEft 70 AttOrneyS for Actministratrit Sept 4. ii, 15, 73. 1572 PubliSh Aug 20 & Sept 4. 11, 15, 1*72 Suite 72 i ' esident F l04'ida State Bank - Intend to register sad name with th Clerk cii the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fida in accordance with he provisions Of the Fictitious SectIon Name Statutes. To Wit 153 0 FIid Statutes 1531 Sig Consumer Eledu-onics. f'C Loren N Fredle ST ENST RON. DAVIS & McINTOSH Attorneys for E&u?OrS roofnn'iatt' ' i . pr.ClflCI It - 5.v.nthDaV Ad ylntiSt Church, AltamOitti Springs P,ry slarke. Clerk fleliva P. Brewer. Blanche Householder, C It. - to "'" In the Court si the County Judge, '.° a W Pfl Seminole CiuntY. Fisrida, 5tIP Summer 5 Probate. Winthrop Mains YOU ARE HEREflY NOTIFIED in ro IstateOf I5 COKE V. FUNKP4OUSER FICTITIOUS HAM! thl NOTICE 5 hor.t lii re lost. at P am engaged i CoatS BESSIE I BRUBAKER O3 Altamonte Springs, 33701 ttat :te. jUDY I VAN WART. Deceased PrqClflCl 25 - Lake Mary Fire PetitiOn intt'e Circuit Court of tied a Deceased Sminole COunty. Florida under tPe Semn.iIe County. r lorida. for To All Creditors and Persons Having HOUSe To All Creditors and Persons Havini fiflO5 name of DiflOIut*OflOA9 Claims O Qemands Against Said tdward I. Zimmerman. Clerk, Claims or Demands Against Said DEVELOPMENT CORP., Division William e. Pratt, it.. Richard rpqured tO set'.0 a COPY O YO'J" lstate !seate Of TRA, InC . and that I inter to You and each of you ar, hereby Pardy. c. C. Cordon t'iUen defenses, if any, on NED N ou are hereby register said nam. with the Clerk of .1ULIAN, JR . of the law firm Of notified and reQuired tO present any PreClflCt 17 - Sanford Civic Center 'YOU and each 0 MlN claims and demands which you, or william J. Toll. Clerki Dave Bryant. Aotified and rQuird t present any Circuit Court. Seminole County. STENSYROM, DAVIS for Petitioner, claims and denandS which you. or Betty Toil, Richard Mapes. Doftie TOSH. Attorneys Florida in accordance wIth thi either of you, may Pave against the flrfIce ømt ø ''C '.:. SAOV'beOfl$ ,i i FuKttCt.!!Q. Roumilat -city of ianoord Utlilly t3,Sanford,Florida.3777l,te eta?eof .o precinct IS estate of BESSIE I BRUBAKER, Statutes YoWl? Section laS 0* of said County, to the late ct.ctdsed. of th County, fluilding thl orignai ,lh the Cie Florida Statutes 1557 aeceased. late of said County t thC C'tnty JudQe Of S*I"0 Clerk Lucille Criariotte N 5mth. above lIstEd (outt n or before County Jueg. ci Sm4rse County, Arniund Si9 Ted calendar months r. lorida wthin ., Martin Stin.clph, OtherwIse a default 1512. Ziegler, October 11. Florida, at his Office n the court President be If' from the time of the first publication Edna Chittefldt". Ethel Riser ¼ittmate iudament WIll hOusE Of said Counts at Sanford. PublilIs Aug 21. & Sept. 4, 11. II, 1573 Precinct 25- Crooms Middle School tered aganst you for the relief o4 thés notice Two copies of each Florida, within sit calendar months OEG the petition (iaim or demand shailbein wi'iti'g. Grace Brewer, Clerk, Anna Bell demandt'..J fromttsetime of the first pubiicatiOn and shall state theplace of residence Thomas. Ruthie Riggirss. James WITNESS my hand •nd official Of this notice Two copin of each lath day Of and post otfice address of the Peterson seat of said Court on this FICTITIOUS NAME claim or demand shall be in wri,ng Lake Monroe Scout precInct 30 September. A 0 . 1*72 claimant, and shall be sworn to by and shall state the plac. of residence Building iSeal) NOTICE IS hereby given that I •m the claimant, his agent, or attorney and post office address of the Juanita 0 Pent. Clerk, Nellie E ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR. an accompanied by a filing tee of jsiness at I%I3g 125. clamant, and shall be sworn to by e'ga9ed in Gocidspeed, Margaret C. Adams. Clerk of the Circuit Court inedolI4lrafldsUChCl45imor d,nl.snd Sanford. Seminole the Claimant, his agent. or attorney Santord AirpOrt. Dora Mac HarrthlI fly ('(ii V IkC lied shall be void County. Florida under the fictitious and accompaniEd Dy a fling tee of Deputy Clect Precinct 21 - English Estates HI It N F UNK HOUSE R me of CE AVtON ICS. and that School one ootiar and such clam or demand ST EN ST RON. DA\ is PAL iA - tomarv Court Legal Notice Legal Notice Leg Notice Legal Notice - , '',r ,ririfrirnl 4ct,''1ir1 J $46.80 52200 562 40 $78 Q so 516,50 DIAL 322 lI 01 811 99J OF COURS€ YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE NAME PHONE LISTED IN "OL1, �Monday, Sept. 18, 1972 6 B—The Sanford Herald T11. 4B F) I - - . i.. $ - • .. - -. • - .. .,:. - - rj I •' i; st. :\flriC.iIi liCti'i 1;t)\ ho ut >; MEN Tallahassee under the sponsorship of Post 53 of Sanfo rd and local civic clubs spoke to the Kiwanis Club about their experiences. Left to right - .. — . D.'... "" Chris Goodfellow.Mark ark Carl!, rranx Sloan, ,ioei rzviu &v ('htirnan lick l.- Richard Jones. and John Tucker. (Staff Photo) tt&CIL'U McGovern Consistent In His Campa"ign Talks B CARL P LFLBSDORF cislflt on some thuiis said one Of Mc<ive*'n's longtime AP Political Writer WASHtNG1\)N (AP) — The supporters, Sen. Abraham A tone is different and so is much Ribicoff of Connecticut. "An of the rhetoric. But the George good politician is. Events :angc, i—d .0 i'.vc t McGuvrz, ai áp,asifl Democratic presiuential nomi- "ith them." Mc3ovcrn himself admits he nee is relatively unchanged from the little-known South Da- is more cautious in expressing kota senator fighting last spring his views. especially since he first denied, then admitted, for his party's nomination. Despite well-publicized asking Pierre Salinger to make changes In his tax and welfare inquiries in his behalf in Paris proposals, and the abandon- as to whe ther North Vietnamment of new politics rhetoric ece terms for release of U.S to woo such party leaders as prisoners have cha ng ed. STORE wIDE ~to 510 Richard J. Daley. McGovem LA SS 15 New Faces Appear fi'%Amorge 6 -- _ - , ._I._ SOUTHERN AIR stuart 111~p_ PH (305) 241-3431 III list 1011111sell OF SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322-8321 ORLANDO. FLORIDA dKIIEL C LO 4. taught will not have that right forfeited by those who obstruct the laws. . and further, no one be permitted to go scott free after instigating fisticuffs, and doing personal bodily harm to others. We don't want 'em to get away with it...and after personally 31tting4n on a meeting this mornimg with School Board Attorney Douglass Stenstrom, Superintendent John Angel, Principal Jack Redding, Sheriff John Polk, Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler.. the unanimous opinion was. . "it has come to a screeching hin halt" g or by Rep James A. Haley. D. House in 1953. McMillen, 74. has been in the .,., I . I . - •. • • ' et Death , .. ..'. -.- - - - - - - - - p 9 or corridors without a pass will be immediately suspended Any student involved In a fight of any kind will be suspended and the by recommended Administration for expulsion from school. "All students must be in an assigned class or area at all times. . .any student refusing to attend class or to stay In an nsskzned area will be nhvsicallv removed from the campus and the students comprehend, and I'm hoping that you parents will understand. If it happens to your son or dsughter . please don't say, I didn't know, etc." .. U , appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for S3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 VIRGINIA PIT1OSKI P.O 1.. 1214 Samfo r d. Fl.. CONNIE LESLIE 1)1-4767 C...Ib..,ry. Fl.. HILDA licHiIoND "s.51117 tle$.'ta, 1.. . . i. . i; mom a .- .. . -.---- will be made for two additional APPUAN Please use less electricity between 4 and 8 tonight. - There'll be a special miteeting ii on r'rivaY of me uiuiy ' " the request board at which time administrative aides for Seminole, who'll also he authorized to inuike arrests. and they will be permitted to carry sidearms, too. Yea, they will be required to have attended the minimum 280 01 I PPLI.*-%S tieD .t ff,e**t 116 police hours of academic training. U the board gives the proper he's backing to Betiding. capable of handling the problem. Anti speaking of hacking, he needs your support, - , .,, . outgoing president, Homer, fr. United Fund," and an award for achievement to outgoing campaign chairman, •- . -. ,. . . . -. . W - ' ' -. \Iiii ,i - -. ) WAITING FOR THE ANSWER - . -. .. .. - , . -.' s, . . , - J -- '': . -,. - . ._.. - ? ,•k •. - •;,:: t3__: ,.- -! - '"; ' ' - ' on Wednes&y, Oct. 4, with Sanford Kiwanis Club hosting UNITED FUND of Seminole County held a "Kickoff'' breakfast this morning at Holiday Inn for the 1972 campaign. Goal is set for $82,000. In top photo Past President George Touhy presents president's award Morris. In bottom photo, left to right, Robert Morris president; George Foster, campaign chairman: Francis Dorion, chairman for Cobia Boats, pacesetter firm: and Jack homer, past president. tStaff Photos) ,. - - - .' - .- - -- '- 0 Fu* TIQ P a at all times and thm is to be no laftering jr moving through Itall and corridurs wtthout the Sanford Garden Club at 7:30 p.m. through the balls, hollering amid disturbing classes in session. Jack icsitiing, printtpai Need More 40% Be Said? -:--.-- - - 0 Pol ice Fun I - 0 at the Sanford Civic Center. The Victory dinner is By DONNA ESTES -- 0 • . -. - Effeewo 1wo We, J lecr%man-, a%v -ip of fureemeut 'sill Pie inuvrtt in uunpuz :n authortiaftoii. Obviously thi, fell on deaf ears per Monday. the tsth, ttaiire the purr and safety it the many students. At one time on - -. ''."-' - - -- / iiht irtonlM ichnni onliciv Longwood Hikes , r Overflowing with Seminole High Schont parem citizens the Schoi Roard 'fnrda designed to Robert Morris. In closing, Homer urged all NiItii'e i s ileri'ti '0 ht to', ,Iittlrflt liii advise all parents, guardians and those wishing to attend the first students of Seminole High School that the events attending 3HS for the tspressed purpose at report dinner-meeting to call tanday, Sept. ii will not be Inlerated. One lemnhl an tduratInn will be removed from Chase and Company. 322.2421. young man had to go to the huspttal tot- treat- campus. Thef'! art no exceptions. The wAy for reservations. =cut a nd another was treated for a broken jaw. people mho have eglumale *mnanda m this The dinner will be held Ofl flue distn'bsacts were tznprivnked and In- campus are students who -4111% to et an Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at tliQ valved two or more individuals attacking one education and expect iU to this without fear at Land 0 Lakes Country Club, Indtv14 harm. The :nl actors also have -xprrsaetl wi th Casselberry [ions Club tirmands, that s. to -'ogage mi 'he s1twattona1 The itudeotbody was put on aociie last week pro;''t iithnui tistur'uamt r rar fi iudth' hosting that all students must be In their ustgned area harm A report luncheon will be held - i' t - That's rather clear. I'm sure I -' . - - y F- -... a warrant sworn out for his arrest," That's when everyone uses a lo' of electricity at the same time. Its also when you can help lessen the chances of a power shortage (and save yourself some money, too) by using less electricity. And it's a great time to sit back, relax, and read our two free economy booklets. Both are jam-packed with cost-saving ways to economize on your electric air conditioner and other major electric appliances. Pick up your free copies at any FPL office. Or at your appliance dealer. - . ;ti As Assistant Principal Dick Evans read over the public address system.. ."Any student loitering on campus, in the halls fai C! q 0ns . . ' ____ But the Welcome NVaon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surroundings. and niyhe put a sa il le on )our 1a~_ --- ". - No more! - &0me lf l ., tie (lid know and !:;::d everyone else to Lfl'J' LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER... ,- three days. "Man, I didn't know" was his weak attempt to excuse the "I — minute. Her fa ther deCIded proahing Rome and would substitute for her. I..., klr.it-,. it ,,n the nfOetnt s.iL urJWIUJ IU -•--linki. ng dIII3 .... said. tic priests re presenting sponThree tiwn, bdieved to be sors of the event, Nixon worked through the Lebanese, were later arrested hismay connection wi in Beirut in th the crowd. bomb. One of them was beMounting a bandstand, the Lieved to have telephoned the resident drew cheers when he warning to Beirut Airport. praised the patriotism, hard work and spirit of Italiana modisclose Police did not e ttt&-mpted bombing Americarm. tive for th . -- . . . - FFrom Fiery e 5 You re reading this one! to " As an example . .thls morning ftee dudes arrived after classes had begun. One was a student and two others were "Just gonna mosey around 91 cam pus. The two guests were Invited to leave — and they did. The arrogant student was quickly suspended for his attitude and - . ut . - . ' county project. We have the time to do, and the energy to do what we want to do. George Touhy presented .1 past president award to the . - 97 Saved defused without urther tuned'n' cidet the et would have been ap- . ... -' - ' -.4ould receive !uppr)rt of the pie. He said, -This is not a one-man job it Is an entire interested in is that those Who are sincere in wanting to be J U6 with 24 years of service. is due to be repla ced as cha irman of Inter-i- as head of the District of Making a surprise stop while Columbia Committee by a B GAYLORD SHAW route back to the Whit.e liberal black, Rep. Charles C. Writer en A ssociated Press WASHINGTON 4 API — Pies- House from Camp David on Diggi. D-Mich., 50, who was ident Nixon is courting tradi Sunday, Nixon went to an hal- elected to the House in 1954. Two of the 30 retirin g House tionally Democratic voting ian-American picnic and then blocs as he increases the pace toured a Catholic-sponsored members are committee chairmen. They are Reps. William home for the elderly, of his re-election campaign. In past campaigns, most e th- M. Colmer, D-Miss.. and Edmc blocs and the Ca tholic vote ward A. Garmatz, 1)-Md. The 82-year-old Colmer heads generally have been considered V in the Democratic camp. But th e Rules Committee and has th is year Nixon Is trying to been a mem be r for 40 years. A make inroads into Democratic conservative, his place as cornstrongholds as he seeks to weld mittee chairman is destined to a new political maorlty of go to a liberal Democrat, Rep. Democra ts, Republicans and Ray J. Madden of Indiana . SO, J With 30 Years' seniority. independents, Pursuit of that goal carried A NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) Sunday telephone warning about a time afternoon to the south ern Mary. bomb aboard a Venezuelan t land community of MItliner saved 97 per-sons from cheilvihle where be found a most certain death . Nicosia crowd gathe red for th e 12th Airport of fzcia_s said today. Italian FSII Festivai, an The DC made an emergency event to raise funds for the Villa La nding at Nicosia shortly after Rosa Nursing Home. it left Beirut Sunday. The bomb The President's daughter. means 1 column by 2 in. was found in a rear toilet had been chesToosmaUforanadfo Nixon C Ti . , " is 56 and has been in S . - l-..--. ,. The best time to read our free economy booklets is between an 8 tonight. Woos Democratic Vote Blocs Park .irøt - Beth Ifrnson and Margaret Ganas, arid Robert ___ )b Kdgo. I)lstrirt executive Of Boy 82 in 72' slogan — (or thin _1 Scoutsyears' campaign. Ifar(,ld h'iwland and WlltI;io Stmninuli' (t)llIit) tInitf(I I nod Burden, of Sanford Atlantic lit Its kickoff meeting at ho Spokkl fly John A. this year, (Medo has conducted National Bank, will head the Ilittisi' of Steak this morning, Workshop. Cont ri hut Inns a I ready It.sown united campaigns for all financial division; Robert TheConstitutionof t h e United with Jack homer presiding. rt"-t'Iveil include $1,000 from the agencies. Jane dentists-, Ferris, States of America was Adopted We •are ready () 1,0 0 'he .Jai Mid F- ronton; $550 from F.mmons. Ernest residential; September I7tii, 1787. biggest and best campaign ever employes of Water Bonnet In Eugene K e llner. executive Cowley, schools 02 schools, got in the the largest with Cas.sel'"rrv i raised on a fourth director of Central Florida 2,0(X) employes) : Harvey Alper, the United Fund here of history of July auction to hcncft( UP'); Chapter, American Red Cross, attorneys; Fr. Pat Caverly. About the Seminole thigh — $82,000," announced (;eorge Everett Husky Realty, $100; chairman of the fund raising iii South Seminole clergy; Fr . School situation. . first of all. Foster, campaign chairman, and Sweet Water (inks commercial firms. said that William Ennis, Sanford clergy; without success in this area Arthur Mackey, John Carhi, believe about one-half of what This is the largest charitable deveioinnent. $100. more than civic undertaking in the county hear; cause you NIontgomery Ward's of little could be done for pilot firms; E. C. Elsea, Sanlikely the balance is nothing but and has 12 participating Seiiminle Plaza promises a participating agencies. StTVIfl, ford Plaza. Tiny Ray. county. on his committee are C. E. exaggeration, agencies, including Boy Scouts, 2.000 per cent increase ' l Robert Morris campaign Girl Scouts. Salvation Arm y , donation Arthur Evans, Wurgess, chairman In Fern c hairma n last year , assured the chairrr.afl, Frcter, thatne Essentially what we all are . : I hilitren's limni' Sortety, r' enhly elected city iUflS4itnarttan [Ire, American clhnari at Oviedo, was present, I(e'I Crn, Seminole ('otuity represe nting his father and the Mt'nthl health, US), YMCA, City. which for the first time for ll,iq joined in th4' i-r.iirity.wirle (erlt .'r \1 i'l - lnr,di Mroholk's anti Central Florida ''fit-irt of United Fund, Prior to fly ANN SIEIZKOWSKI I - 1. "That the Seminole ('ointy sheriff and Sanford police chief have been requNted to take whatever action is required to safeguard and protect students attendirg Srnjnr,le High School and to arrest and bring about the prosecution of the studentR and others found violating the criminal laws of F16rida. After tabling for 48 hours five r!-t,!) rn.mPnd!!!inwa from Siipt .lOhfl Angel designed to stop the student unrest at Seminole high School, the Sr'iii i nolc ((Airily School Board Monday night adopted as board policy the following recommendations from Douglas Stenstrorri, board attorney, to quell all disturbances with the help of United Fund Launches Ca paign For $82,000 f AND INGINURNG MACH IN ES 2 Tha t the pr;ncpai 'if S.'minnlp High School and the chooI faculty and all other school personnel he directed to cooperate in every way with 3'ner1ff John Polk and Chief Ren iut1er in he prosecution of those viitating the la,,v They are further directed to take all action necessary to maintain discipline in the classrooms and order on 1hp high school premises. Ctnrf On p Sheriff and police: fly HIIJ. S((Y11 Tuesday September 19, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 651h Year, No. 21 FURNITURE AND Congress Changes - Ov 0 Call Today for a Free Estimate SAVE FROM staying remarkably c)O5C*Othe thrust, if not always the particulars, of his ortgtnal proposals The change, by contrast. is far less than the 180-degree turns negotiated by President Nixon when he abandoned a career of opposition to economic controls and reversed his position on US. ties with mainland C'huia. of Coiorad, "Of c'sre, he's been mconARBOGAST number of new members in the Wayne S. AspinaU R WILLIAM F. 'ic'uuw' i-,ext January intcrmr. ar .,nn i.. H -use c' Associated Press Writer approach the record 01116 of South Carolina, Distnct of WASHINGTON AP; — Al- ;:uy office in January 149. Columbia. though a near-record number of who toot Cdller, 84, has been in the 51 new faces in were There new faces Is likely m the ex years His committee House of Representatives, the the House when the present House 50 post is scheduled to go to Rep. January in effect of the changes. including Congress Peter W. Rodino Jr., 1)-N.J., some in leadership positions, 1971. That number already has who is 63 and has fl years of may not be noticeable for been exceeded by announced seniority. time, Mller, SI, has been in the Some senior members are retirements, primary election losing influential committee po- defeats, and the quest for other House since 145. His chairto go to Rep but in most Instances office. Among them, departing rnanship is slated 1)-Tex., 62. with Olin E. league, members have about 1,000 other oldsters Will take over the 26 years of service. years of serice. vacancies. league House members deOf the 15 Newer and younger members feated in primaries this year. the Veterans Affairs Corn must start at the bottom of seniority ladder, but theLr cp four. all Democrats, are corn- mittee. If he elects to keep that post. Miller's chairmanship portunities for advancement IThtte chairmen. are becoming brighter as older They are Reps. Emanuel Cel- would go to Rep. Ken W. Hech---'---•- A.'..-. icr of New York. Judiciary: icr, D.W.Va,, 58. a 14-year vet11=111 ---in George P. Mill er of Calif or nia, eran. If league leaves the VetWith more casual ties certa trans A'fairs panel, the chairin the November elections, the Science and Astronautics; manship would go to Rep. Wdham Jennings Bryan Dorn, D- 'anthrb Aftow 1qrrath Install a famous Carrier Air Central quality Conditioning System 40 el/MI Po lice Security Requested For Seminole High School I You Can ...... GRIN and BEAR IT 6u1....... You Don't Have To Pre- inventory ------------ ' . t -- = - Holdup On A Bus Fat ls; Suspect Held A gun- revolver and had forced Wil. and didn't speak English tot, COCOA, Fla. API good and I didn't want to get who held three passengers humus to stantl that I loved all people. was issleep hurt, Williammis said he hostage for about 1)0 minutes aboard a Greyhound Bus today on ihe bus and woke 'when I Swaning told pulii-e. lit said the gunman smuileti v as rt'i nI'ri'd %mlhi)ithCiOW$ b) felt suit ,t'l 'ttv ft-cling in lily opened his amid iiiutUiiwtituin off the bus tear gas and captured after he pockets." lit' said tie aunes tet jimmy viiiaiuts go saw w Jones sianuu'g let (tie passengers go, police v)-es a 0%- rI him %101 a gun. 1k said next, then released Willie Wil said. A s1kesiiutn for the Cocoa Jones ordered tiiiii to stand tiP hams 90 minutes after the bus Pollee Department said bus and ''said he would kill urn if I pulled Into the depot, lx)hcr said. driver Hubert K Mt'('ort of didn't." Officers had Ui1'itUiitktt the I he driver sail he told St'Vt'Il Jurhmi tU' told ttit'lii lie kk w, passengers in the front of the bus by this turn and tried to P ulling into the Cocoa depot with his Miammil-bounit bus be- bus to get of f, but Jont' kept talk the gunman Into giving up. fore dawn when he noticest a Willie Witliamits; Jimiuny Wit- police saul. Two hours and 40 minutes aftnuin standing at the back of (1w hams, 20, of San Francisco, and Kuzet Swatning of Amuisterdain. er the bus arrived at Cocoa, pobus. The striver said he then saw the Netherlands, as hostages, lice said, officers threw a tear Swuning, who said he was on gas t'anntster into the bus and "a big guy" standing with his hands on tile baggage rink mwur hits way In Miami on a tour of rendered Jones uuucon.sduus. was taken to a local hospipretended tb' Un'.tctt States and pretendedlb (lit' first man, 141W 1w IiI tot' treatiuwut unit hell for of(tt'ers saul "the 1)19 guy'' hi' was asleep when further investigation anti was Willie Wilhiututs, 53, of Fort Jones waving the gun. said. No charges shk oo big, Liolict' Swaning said Jones I.,auttcrstule, and that John lienpolice were filed told 11111% Immediately, ry Jonei, 35, of Fort I niikr him and lit' replied, ''I .-i I tt --' I ' 1 — -- - '- the desk iergeantalm-serves as a jail matron. The salary finally ippruveti for both positions was 17.300 annually. Jaques made it clear 'ai Chief Sweat that ions of the increases are automatic but rather council would approve raises individually. Salaries set for patrolmen Largest salary increase at 35 LONGWOOD — City Council per cent wa.s designated for the this morning in budget session police chief position up from tentatively approved a 40 per 17.500 to $10,000. cent increase In allocation to Approval was given for the the police department for fiscal employment of three additional 1972-73 to beef up the depart- pa tru lme n and one new pulli.-e ment to handle the city's dispatcher, current and anticipated growth. Cer_iderabLe LIL-icuSSwn was to the relative tmgiven th Largest item approved in e putance of a male police $140,192 budget up from the and a female desk sergeant current $99,723 allocation w&3 sergealiL While Pulk'e Chief R. E. Sweat had requeste'l a raise for a road sergeant from N.Ow annually to $7, 00 annually. 'iad asked that the female 'i.ergeant be raised to $8,300. Council Chairman v'., t — .% boob s . Jaques pointed out the tt:. i trapped package exploded in could show no bias because .31 the Lsraeli Embassy ted*y sex anti Mayor Kenneth Brown anti ScotLand Yard said the insisted, "This woman ought to man sshuupenedtteas killed be paid the same as a sergeant aud another wan .*as litroad." lured and hospitalizedBrown and Jaques both The British I'urrign Olftce remarked that the two positions ltit'ulUktt the dead man as are equally hazardous us that Agrli'uI lure Attache Dr. .mi Shat'hurl, The injured -MAU A1 nut iit1il%C4.Iii*Idi Index U*UICtL B u lie ti n -- - for salutes at 3117.192 -64 per cent of the total police budget. 1 - lB I IA Bridge Busuwsa retew r tow Yesterday's high &'seneratty fair through Wedncsdiay with us slight chance of afternoon thundershowers. Highs 88 to 96. Low tonight 10 to 76 - A tale-sumiuner outbretk if heat and huiidttity clung to itiost of the eastern tw o-thirds of the nation today, sparing only North ern bor de r areas and the of sections inland Nortlwilst leutenant s to be anti 14,300. dispatchers. Approval was given for three cadets while the pulke cheil hid r-equestt'd six ' .\rea de.sth.s Weathe were $6,iU0 each, while the Calendar t,Ls_if lei ails cviliws . B_7B 48 cruasisurxlpu.izle Dr. Cunt L)earAbby Editorial kvilultent 9A hA Fil ter taint )rttil&'09e Llu.spttat notes IibLt'' iK'tiiS Sports Stks .. IIA 146i Pont iac 5395 Oldsmobile $595 Ct)sJJ4 "lii. U'I — No men and .a woman tiled early today when an tutu tn ahivh they were riding drove around a lowered railroad crossing gate and wits struck by a train, police said. 'T'he tummies at the lead were withheld pending iuWlcutloti it next of kin. 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August 17, 1972 Best Wishes Brain Towers Available At for Pick.up& Delivery Of Laundry & Dry Cleaning Call 322-8700 D00000cxxxx'oc ,..... WELCOME BRAM TOWERS residents HIGHWAY 17.92 SANFORD Dope ( :A wjl~ r~ ::-:-. O4 E.Commercial .. .,. 3225762 1 .... A friendly "HELLO" to our new neighbors in BRAM TOWERS from the Friday, August 18, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No.260 - Hit House \\\lIII L: -- • - 1-tRAM Tt iwi-: Its gracious ht'aut s.ilun iii be tr.in.furmrd during 111t evening hours of 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays into a barber shop to provide one more service to the res ident, , of the senior citizens high-rise complex. The modern hair-dryers in the dual purpose shop ire holivil Photo' Brothers Blamed S% ,,In Fatal Beati'' ng The Atlantic Banks help — . he 6anf ir t) ,-Mlantir Ratimin i irn1 -' 1w' t'tA a . ,.. .'C.' *I I •t . t : o N ST R U CT I 0 Fl "I •-- 0MPAN Y C_ L SANFORD FLOWER LoG Ri John A. Spotski SHOP 4 First it( all, those visiting hours for (but' Brain Towers are 10-12 and 2-5 today, tomorrow and Sunday. The formal "grand will be at a later date. openin g- . "Your 'I rue. O.K." I'lease - There will be a select few who'll be critical of my choice for that front page photo... more than likely, also be in that same group is hmichi ''protests" to the inhumane treatment of the law breakers Oh how they'll plead with me over the phone Sorry, but this is the way it is. )nfortumrtely, we don't get written nor enough photographed showing what the law enforceira'nt officers have to go through. Maybe now you'll better appreciate " the oth er side" of the corn, eu Downtown Florist" 70 East Commercial 322-1122 7 , Use Your BankAm,ricard P Master Charge 'I llRA1 " I \\ t11't1111t' TOWERS ri(ieIlt Come Dine & Dance With Us At Lo 4 If at first you don't succeed , 4 >ou have a lot of compans. 11 Iw wish I could attend ' nrireting which was brought (I) Inry my attention by Ken Patrick presently one of those running for the school board tand an excellent choice, I might 11(I(1l. This meeting on Sunday, October at the Biplomat Hotel in Hollywood, Fbi , will $ feature harry Wong - one of N, most sought after, 11 not the most sought-after speaker In education today. Wong is a prac-ticinii s lassro(untl teacher with over It; years experience. This includes e'xIwrIt'n('e with gifted, college. oriented, and educationally uninvolved students. In his . presentation, Wong will explain S Irons tin' bias no discip line l)rot_ileuio, his a zero dropout rate, tia't ,i % per cent a sstgntnent factor, and is able to leave school each tay is ithuut any pa pers or exams grad.' i-:c (1MM K NI) AT ION : Irtst.-,id of spending millions on arislitiunuil buildings, itIloeitc snniie of it instead to bring this is'nius'' ti.. Seminole County, else t'iuirt*'r all ova iliihlt' i.e's arid tranisixirt our in. ructors to this s,it'etlng givi, 9flo "Where The Action Is " I Charcoal Broiled Steaks & Seafood Dining Room Open 4pm iii 11pm Daily Live Entertainment Nightly to Modern Country Music By Bruce, Les & Tony Cocktail Lounge CP,,f n 6 id 2 a ri T- hr Sat S : . 1 I'M 322-31DS , We are proud that we were selected to construct Sanford's first high rise complex — We join with the Episcopal cooperating parishes in extending to you a cordial invitation to view this magnificent — structure - ,s't,r ø.;tdmnce P orker said some of 'I marijuana - as .apr1rent Jamaican, but ako itct some It looked Irk. tm. grass' The pills could not -ttenti(jerl hut 'I-" Renr..a Jrr.ti - .' (1II::ti Go-NoGo r Nc'L-ain 2r'airt.'flt % announced today 'I III haS beefl set ia 1 it u -jerijion by the bnart i as far is bern ihic to huittd a public zoo i'ith I.irit.'d funds \l"iirahile, hi! .lflflflUfl.'i t .un extensive (urn I aistng drive cnndut:teij tur:r r.' its *.'ej to rais' I rinmficaflt amount of money ii rtrr to be etlgibh'-TnItctu -t.rte intl federal und.'u There Ire now over iI m embers, tn.ttvtitu,i 'oitnesses, .imi ci ---- ' -, -- / __ \_ - - p--. PPFJF4' - - - -- -rijanIzations, enrolled ifl zooLogical society. There '1 mtt_ Three Turner Aides Jailed In C - DRUG SUSPECT S 31, — ___ -. E El HERALD PH010GPAPHER __..... secretary- of both Dare to Be Great and the holding organization, Glenn W. TurnetEnterprizes, Inc., and .Jack E. O'-Brien, 41, former executive' vice president of Turner Enterprises and director of Dare to lie Great. The three appeared before Driver Thursday after they allegedly refused to answer juestions from Assistant State Attys. Allen Allweiss and Richard Mensh. GR -\ -. _________ treasurer In u n ty May Fi/ e Appea Steno I C $1&0Iil) in .'nnaijirn innta ;r'sent plus (units which ha" ,'enI Put in 3CtoW '$3 I',nation from the city ..in(ortttonaov.!thezno. The city nit.s teen ;)-Went ibtUl Is," Nelson r-. me Herald, .*ntt has voted to e's.i.ut. for mother I -°' 10 'r ittuuu Four of the susptts arrested in the South of Orlando, Frederick Arnold Weaver, 25. of Seminole County drug "bust" last night are 28'J Oakland Drive, and Ralph Dale Bass. 20. of shown here as they are about to enter the jail. Winter Park. Five persons were jailed and over Shown left to right) are Dawn E. Elms, 18, of 30 pounds of marijuana seized. Additional Ga ry Taylor Photos 2625 Ti-allwood Drive: William Wyatt Shell, 20, photos page iBi. the firm. Circuit Judge' B. J. Driver sentenced William Leroy Beale, 29, a past president of the firm; Nancy Sue Gillian, (v',,f Deadline Mc('all kicked the prisoner. lie said Vickers was given a severe beating by the jail trustys and they then tried to cover it up by bla mifile ng sheriff. CLEAIt\VATER, Flit. (AP) — Three i[• ficials of Dare To Be Great, Inc., an Orlandobased motivation course, were sentenced Thursday to 60 days in the Pinellas County Jail after being 10110(1 in contempt for refusing to answer questions during an investigation of ,,p 1' Ch icagoarl Plays The Saxophone j t WINTER SPRINGS L'-;ii- tailed John Lew is Utred 'enahfrs, I, of t,'hkz , eti up by Iilk'r Officer James Pierson ThuruWv afternoon ippur' ently under some It' 'It di-ug ii ter a passing motor' lot reported a man 'flipping.irmrnd" in the ditch in 514 S aol her pit ise r hi repurte'd seeing the vwin non lifting in the ditch .ir"und i- II) p.m. piayt.ig a 'taxophune He sa taMen !)%i ambulant-c In Winter I'utrk Memorial Hospital and later tr,inunkrre'd to the pisebtitiruc -ii word florida Hospital. He' told .*uth.urutir"t Pit, hod bee ii 51.1 IIIi s Oh trv.'IiIIs H 1 -imp.,. n '.i Jd' Dts, '.tctI uptiTi .1 ena'rt1 order of dis milled by court rt'portt'ri until but thckey did rot wish to he hits throughly researched the state Supreme Court local ruling of Circuit Judges in esperwoce any deLay Count) Attorney Howard ilk' issut', BkWtth alludes to the cntl Beckwith told The Herald be the lAth Judicial CircuitMarsee is considering the suit as irwndI" and that The cleric went on to rental p of has had the bilLs for seine (line, possibilit) of Filing a not light the writ of znu:iprohibition in the l)tstrmct Court that they had been audited and had spoken with Chief Judgewill kes. who admitted a tkinnua ''1 am waiting fur thc' Li hhger t) are pro pe r as far as the, order of Appeal, Vest h'alun Bt'it-h, as -. re mentxuta"t court order. it result .i! yesterday's action by concerned. The check for problt'iii exists in Senuxitjle to the sub. Further, Betkwith said, he Ctwits reLative official court ri'pi'rte'r ('urtts tu,tn('nit has been drawn fur 't1ti11 tO the tinier .itt notted WIN. Beckwith disclosed Ellert't' in tiling for a writ o f seine time, lkckssith there will be no problems 'n. MI(Ia NI )( ), 1"bi. Al' --Two ( )range County also has twt'n in cointiuintl,iirius ft r pas went itt hock (sit Is being hold pending , he countered in cwnpiiance with Kenneth School Board niit'iiihers say they w illI oppose ilecision upon the legtlit of tutu rucatton fees Court reporters were upi&'t Ki'.'nth, clerk of the Circuit any further busing of school children des pite it Aut-'tnling to the clerk of tJw pas ittout wh en Beckwith lid not oppe'.ir . of Court, Orange' County, Ikckwittu s.iist 11w wrIt (eden-al court oi-dei' calling (or increased tie('ircuit (turt. .\rttuiir Ilt't-kwith, at a meeting this week t'' e'sactls wit tie' ailvised that he had cxrli:inkLIiurUs Is iiIhiiItst it Iii's .sts,sc it tIlt t he segregat ion iii schools here. ________________________ ''azriieabl re-selse '.hfferenees his lje,'j requesting, unit that i'nerxed the' s-oiuw difficult) in S1'iIn)()l StIj)('rjlite'li(fenit I D Inter im ona ld Ney but Beckwith rn.sinLiuut.'d bt' Orange' Counts, Tli,s, Kienth .all he kIs ii.tiited in ti Assistairt (ilunt) Aittirne) was not advLwd of the meeting said he plannedto mt'i.'t with school board is the' legal reiuturte'et. was resoled in' in ontrus- t'rss hiowaril Marset' ads ised 'l intl was de'tiher'ate'b snubbiuti at tornOvs to discuss a course of action iuthoritv I,' pos the bills 'lh' mciii idual court order upon h'* iii p't (inn' that at this Iit'ruld I') s'lit'e.il unpitcattoris. cacti ,inid esvr bill which was ('utility plt'a following dismissal of an ( writ of ,ir,sliiiuus ,tfh'rcts this, mornings meeting belts ecu t it ;rrt'st'nttI directly to th le rk -e c the' clerk trii. in t ha Court of Appeals in New by the 5th U.S. Circuit turk ul tIn' I 'lrt-uil ('stun d ip'ruied for pu)ment 311 Iki-kwiih, ik'pul) ('liik Provides the t is of isuttk'rit) Orleans Thursday. Arthur the ('ounity Coiruuilasion to direct to t,iti' auditors Board miu'mbers l(ov Berryman and Stewart .1 otti's anti 't'unt :Sshb lk'cksstth soil tie' had &ditst't lice kisith stit ;'re'n lousb 1w Shiafft'r said they will not vote Ii) bUS ''one ('i,mmlesiun I hraimmuti (rr attol-nt' for the hi haul sufficient ALumu l"icke' feet Uruirutriunti, Manser recoin- did not single student out of their neighborhood pas the bills as P'titie'iWr, that an anuiicabe ,iuthonts to the' iiilt'il thai the toutit) • ti to 111u'k or tA bite ( )t her I i.'tiibers 1)1 t lie Ix) rd elution t'ulel be, re'jche'd u rcndt'reti. although the's we're' bo'anitig oii %Ianuta) helumr the clv were not rt'ac'ha hit' immediately. -------- -- Circuit Judge Stub' 'uS ililamns Jr and t-tiuitu'st tin' ltptlnttltnlatt'ni'ss 1 Pontia. Cab trio N. 1), c'U Miles, Loadee ________________________________________________________________________________________ ul the alti'rfltiii' writ of I really treasure' )our coinmininduimitus. Yi VW iii. I Or Sdjn, Automatic, Radio, Weather mounts on in.in>' Of flue day's 1urst's' .lisltuti'd that at the llIue - take the recent hearing, liuulut the bunt) bt' Yesterday's h1gh 93 low 69. Partly cloudy vw bugs, Sharp Care. S.wriI T Chu. lIla' Court ruling on 11w suit t'ssl ul, the i-our I will $ From of afternoon or evening with a chance thtmof ili',ith pt'nitlty, as in e'xiamnple dismniut the ailrrnatls r writ low to to dershowe'rs, iighs 88 94, I mid lit IiU'j, i a -this letter from John Writ ilia iidatiius. tila S\l'. h-I,. .. VW Camper. Stv.l Top, Radio. tcv i..'.ut, tonight . Iii.t . iii i too ci i,te1uiitt 'te' Stat hmat F, Sr , of 469 S. ('intr,il ge's it n(st. Slarsee miii the' (ous t tseiIi.ili si,,'t atl wownle'*i Avetiw' In O v iedo is itrie whirli The central region of the country was will issiii' a IImrI'IIIPIOI) writ of self t'rltii-ilt) alter calling tre'dit cant tiv VW Squrvbak. Air, 4 Sp.,d, doigo 1 tire' shte'nttf s k'iiortjuent He'llIii Irks' to share with you. mitaisdamnus In which the i'uuut again blanketed with hot and humid air police to report she would SPECIALS tune it question to ask. Did has the sIIi'nmialine of tout' commit suicide' it her tiustitind heel the city pt'lice, whit_i k'Iit the Gulf of Mexico early today. Temperatures 2 VW KARMANP4 ONIA COUPE Iwo erfttue'rs the Supreme Court consider the the WVOUIIS pllaiice ur appeiil. was nut let out of jail, around the nation at dawn ranged from 49 at — blue, A RI Nice Car hermit,' iniliumii.an ansi cruel murders of ans sititi it it "too earl) " said 10$-Iso Salem, Ore., to 91 at Needles, Calif. '45 — Automatic, Sharp Car The' uIttce said they sij beating the brains out of to discuss appeal, but that A sIkesI;sir for the' Orlarile' the (runt 1114 OII Stoiw 11 nex'ent babies with a club or i'uunl be Ult' Mrs. should the l'ullce 1)epurtmetut said Natit'> '47 VW Fastback, Only On. For This Low tnmiashmlng Its' head against U iu(-c'rsilul oil Mumula) , this II Stunt' is as iii critical colt- hutch with a bullet is ounel Ui her Price 41 1 Orange Mvinr'itiii chest 'I be'% s.tiet ht' appareittlu ti-it'. Also the 80>'ear old woi,uin tsuiiltt hr ''iii) int-lIit*tio," is VW's. Se,ral Nice Ones T Chnis From what isas inmrtk'red in her t.*1. _______________________________ lIusllit,il (cciii) wilts a bullet shot herself in the e'he'st with '' Ill I':titt'rtsiitiine'nt Guide shooting-down Area tleiittis ''Also is caliber re'cthne'r while sit iS VW Camper, A Meal Nice Iii hit chest Guide hloaril of County Coin. 211 Farm news unresisung store kee pers ansi Bridge - Mis Sloth', Id, ellect the ling in a c-hair in ttu lii iit DEMO SALE I 10 DEMOS MU ST 00' Calendar 3A llorosrotw filling-station operators. 211 iiiissii'tit'rs the writ Wits Oratigi' Sheriff's rncuiir, then staggered to u' t'lluiit) 611 hlosIlital notes 3A rliri'iIt'tt, a iun'vtimig Is being Depar tment I huirsdsi> awl 11011 ii ,itnt eulhipM'ei ' 'No' We should save the poor Church uliret-t'ir>2A I'tililit' untie-cs SA held butt> beta slit Mars.'t', se,bbe'il that she is ould kill StOlid', is tie is a., te'uug hc'lil In ik-ar tiiurdt'rt.urs so they cani ti>' Chur ch nu'w EN, I ---211.311 Itei-kwitli, Ih'pul> Clerk Ashtr>' herself unless her tiustuintl, ('lassilied iou 411.511 Society f tItUS) lionel, "" alluweel again. I u )t STti.')tt C Coiiiitilitsiots Furl Stone, wits reloastul from -unit - - -- Ill Sports let visit his wife' it the hospital I thought (tie Supreme Court Comics 6A.7A Juries SANPOSO Oct. allo ('rusaworil puzzle 211 Stocks 3A ('hairisiutmu Gni'g Drummond Paid lA'uins. 'lliursdit> and is mlii be us. H , I tc S the count> ),iiI, the' s;wikrsiiuimi I' t & Ph JU Ui ti Guide re'lt'utse'il on ireutratiermu tcct,ii, PM itist j ''As the Bible' says 'It all Dear Abby Misrsee titus mlvii. ii Jones to said 211 'FV 0. tasój Ph •44 wit Ph U , Guidehold ii ltd>Itit'tit sill bills subF:ilituiriiil t'umiimut'nst 4A 'lal..lehoppiitg 114-0-11ol's -191 nihost' ox is girr,tl Earl Slone Pius lx'e'ni In lull ,oiitl ,i ,,ptke'smiosts fir (it,' J.iI $ & Opera't b To & Loose Hwy. 11-92 on Lake Monroe him in the stomach three or four tunics. The brothers denied that they had inflicted the fatal blows on the prisoner. I)efense attorney Robertson said he will bring out that prisoners at the jail joined in a conspiracy to pin Vickers' death on the sheriff, and that McCaU had political enemies who seized on the allegations that -••, sak.rs, two Sansiii epealer two Adrstst sp.:,l.rs i vfayf.ir 444 stereO, (nor head set and Zenith rotor television The '#eapons included tw shntguns,.i rifle and .. automatic pistol , l)' Plymouth R.v.drunner and • Chrysler -.w,re 'nnflwated Agents ;t,irted thetr raid 11.1) p m Parker had forcefully kick the door dnw Following the raid, agent wor'ged through the night -,r paper-mirk and inrtii' i. .Jit'kit' and Bobby Iiulfman testified [or (1w rosecution that they saw McCall kick Vickers in the stcimach. .)ackie Iluffman said he grabbed Viekers at McCahI's instruction April 1:3 and held the prisoner 1w the arms while "the sheriff came in and kicked 'j e, ,•.*t.. tJ4'( ,•-,- Zo o S t -- co $ The fifth person arrested, lbilph Bile hiass. 20, of 1M7 Slichigati Avenue, Winter Park. was tutrged with frequenting a disorderly hou.., 'ahen he slrr.'q' ni In the residenu' while the search warrant was being .'se.iitrd The warrh warrant ('ourit'j Juiste ;i% LcSli.'il t tA .lt;,r ' 11,11 )( 'ALA, Fla. tAP -- Sheriff Viflis V. McCall, on trial for second degree murder of a prisoner in his Lake County Jail, has depicted the dead ma ii as ''a tiger," whik' tielenSe attorneys say he was st'verelv beaten by other inmates. Defense lawyers say witnesses will prove "that Willis McCall is not guilty" in the beating death of Tommy Vickers. 37, in Tavares last April. lii an opening statement for the defense, McCall's attorney, John Robertson, said two white trustys brothers Jackie and Bobby Huffman — heat Vickers Ii on the iiight of April 12 a tid left hi bleeding. They ''possibly'' beat him again the following morning, Robertson said, and witnesses will testify that Mc____ II at no (low kiCL'(I Vickers m ['.. •-ft..r' .A ,; ..',t''J sP'rfl kpirt:r,rt vire sqiol a.r l%4., ,.s.Fi. , 1'f .$ C. VI('P agCn?li in on the raid were Gary Swarm, of the rsrmforil police, I'. J Higgins, of the Seminole County sheriff's department. Jim F'telcnns, of the 1I)nWdWil police, and an Orange County undercover agent Imie to the large amount of Stereo equipment In the Pious., possibly stolen. vice agents called in Bet Sgt George At.bgy, of the sheriff's depart. rrrent, and Bet. Sgt William l.kens, of the Sanford police Unrfr,rrned backup 'nrc-es for the raid wait provided by f.t harold Smith and Deputy 1.. H. Ford. Sernino.SP-,erttf John Pntk and Sanfrrd Peril,-. (Thief Ben Butler were also on the scene .-tmn'.r.g the Items set,e4 were t-. .'n', '.'r r' r.rleri. ta'o narcotic of p.iscccsinn loiraphrrinalla with bond "I at $2,500 on each rharge. Frr.lrrli-k Arnold Weaver, 25, and Its.y Gary Brewer, 21, 1Mb gave the raided residence a' their home address. The '.th.r two arrested on the dual barges were possession Wililino Wyatt Shell, ), of WA I'oim Driv e. Orlando. and . ;lios. IA, of Dawn 1 rjthIwc-,cl Drive In audition to the 19 pounds of nriirijuanii, arn1s found apirrruxiiriteIy two pounds of ceriLs and 81)0(11 140 marijuana plants 011k u'ri s'I:rd No r'li%(- k% and citrilh,itted a large ;itiiounl of c'rri- equi)Iiif'tit Four weapons arid intirellan. ('OUS 1)1115 also were taken from the house lit 2I O.r1dirrl I )riv.' Oakland lull-, Ia Ii.. itt-cl 'If Sit 431. SunlIt 'f Sit 11,ii BRAM TOWERS •Z4'- - r tf lj rrath residents of k t,urgliir y ligeni c, V it 1.1.-. tives find ,irlifr,rIIIPfl of. fit .rs relirracrltini: 5-14'uhinr,1.' ,tolorarige County stwriff's tie;ii.rtrr'nt.s and l.aPngwfIl ,in'l ;:.nfortI policl, ileparturrntc '.v.cpt down on it rcsid.'rue In tire Oakland hills su14ivi0on last night, arresting liv" per. and seizing over 30 unds '1 rnarijunrui Hr'latetl photos 1':11r III i 'anthrb for happiness to the new I L( DA . l'.r ;r i , f i , .'r' 'ir,'' - I anr.itis v. iUi VIccrscif.fl of and :nartju;ina i s ii vii hi (.'tltV I-%','I lilt BEST WISHES I _ _ KAPNS !!NJ UNANL4 AGENCY BRAM -- Raid Yields Five 2619 ORLANDO DRIVE We are extending our DRY CLEANING -._ ---- - U.S, SANFORD 0. - ---- SALES PHONE 322.0352 SERVICE Bram Parking sp.iecs. each one and slur tiiple. from the laundry market and other shops. Within can rasil cast their ballots in rocm to the library and from one block of the building is elections at the CRu' Center one-hall times as u tdc as the usual tIOCS, are proidet1at both A self-contained ccnmunhty the relmmunity room to the Sanford's city library con- polling place. also close by leaders of all segmenis of the the east and iAcst sides of the tth AU auxiliary servucs is coffee shop, the facility was sidered an excellent one. Three of the spaces Seminole's highest hirise, built probably in the best Immediately across the street eammunit) from the late Bram Toism. and living there location of this type structure in is the city shuffleboard court Sen. Spess.ard Holland and u S. are reserved for the han. will be senior citizens ithe çj Florida . for enthusiasts of this sport Rep, Withirim Chappell to local dic-apped. Most occupants. ri-ey ,iig Ic' a youngest bring 2 jor as i4di Ftram Towers is in precinct 15 Ink%inesismen and Wiüun :sifeet of the entrance ein who have retired from active to the building is a shopping awl the resident_c who err figures played a part in aiding tIurted in ('onrwhly and Oakes, itt n0tOUTI theiri employment and now r:tn :r uith tric store. super irrectei in thc:r covernnwnts in the pnn r the t;.iIit devote time to the things they always wanted to do. While entertainment. amusement, services and court nienec will be provided within the confines of the 12- R) LX)%NA ESTES Residents -.-- Combined Squads C1111?F&/1"S Conveniences -.,- ---•-,.=.=. New School Bus Fight II MARION IIKTIU:A writ Looms In OrangeCo. ".. -.- . turn- in Fri., Sat. & Sun., Aug 18, 1 9, 20 . jf4IIIWb ( Bram Towers We Are Proud To Have Been Selected As The Resilient Flooring Contractor. DIXIE FLOOR CO. INC. "Expert Installer" OPEN HOUSE MID SUMMER - ------ - ' ' - - _________ 13195 Woman Shoots Se If 2995 To Free Hu s band 595 2295 1895 ' .' from " (ci officers WAGONER CONSTRUCTION CO Inc. Index $395 5795 1395 . wound 6990 lake El 10 nor Dr. P.O. Box 2015 ' )ra nig&' - Orlando, Flo, Jacksonville, Florida - '''' ) (I B I II.. BAKER VOLKSWAG NC lieu 911141110th $4 5 _ �0 - - - - WA-The Sanford Herald God I - - - - - - - - mallest Chu rch - r Yearly (-..iiectlnn f.e for &Rnforil residences ______ • tAi ' I % 8R I OflI Copk Ycvs Serb-kr - - - - - - 's / - ti I' -i .- arotrud w-irshtçtrig money or power ci' what.h.is e-you Turn ti the om True God " The demand seems like a lot to ask even though we are es ident throughout the hiouse such .,., paintings and decorative desks ourselves In fact, the demand cml,s- becomes endurable when we meet God face to face, not just as Creator', but as Son and Saviour. God has m-e&W Himself to us as that driawding God cii Mount Sinai, and He has shc"w'ri Himself in Jesus Thnst our Los er W`henwe come to know Jesus C'trw OL-ough the 0tux-ch. the Batik, prayer, and perscmal encounter, then we know the God who is full and Joyous to know We ho-u Jesus say. "Cant unto me." We abo hear Jesus sa%. . -I am the resurrection and the We As we read the Bible we see so often Jesus reaching out to heal) and to forgive This is the . kind woo-%Jup without hesitation. This is the One True God trvealtod as cTrator. lover. forprer, healer. jind He wbc, cAlls , us all to fullness in His presence. Iam the Lcirdthy God.. .Thovsha)tha-s'enocuther gods actor-c me The gene-al color- actierisi throughout the rooms was n "des of pwn, orange and gold. Permanent arrangements of flowers accented the, decor ' catch room The dining tablit v-as covered with a yellow suti cloth c'veriaid with antique iavc The norai mterpmcr wa! c'cwnposed of yellow porn Poll-, arranged in a stilver bowl CaLt and punch uvre ser-vtood The hoita1ity committee of Firy Baptist sm-U4 were Mr% R T Thmas, Mrs R, 1. Harvey. Mrs. DOUcJAS Sun)sty'm, Mrs C E McCord, and Mrs B F-Petarif" assisted II z4s $ i . 4 - - I - / r-r-- 1 -. 0. ?-I 1 j' ' .' • ¶ '.j t:j . I _. - .___ ~11 . i0r ' t - : ia;~ ;1 AR9 . F . ! . ,... - \ ' . - ___ - - --_ - . - A1 . . EW -- T . 4i I ,, -- ' I I ~ . . I -. -. L \ ~ J ' , I , t i r' i Arr I(t' ~~ _a~ - ITV . ' - . tljl~_\' HOU-SEwas held for new parsonage for First Baptist Church of Sanford by • pastor r- his family Sunday afternoon. Left • - to right S. j A garden - ii f • .or parsonage. n commi11ee Sr.. chairman '. .e house a. . Cosmato and Otto Thomas, chairman Rev. and Nim deacons. is - Bryant introducing gue-cts was C)' Thomas. chairman of tim iCe-celia Farmer Photo) -____________ 14 vortimil"tre " %M-ed Is! jr.14 , Wsts tn varitous rwcas wt-rt and Mrl , Kennet! Mr McInud.h. Mrs C A Anderstor, Area Church News H ope B aptist - Moore. &ynth:d r ' - ~41e _________________ - It l flhfit . I Ill I L. ' -- % ---. - .a. -• ", ',__ _____ ' - ._1 ri I'! I -, I I I P 09S -, .3 -' - I 11 - 1's" -- ) 'a-°- - •- % • ''' _____ -- - A lo ' ' ,. SIPI SERVICE - 4 ______ ' 0 ( 4'b - _ 1 ','. ,_7 "uIi.Ii,, '5 - "s' - it" I ~ %**,04~ .. .- t '- -- j 'o '5tliiutcslons .S.irforl. Virginia NI Lolink,well Joannu Norris Donna Craig Margaret M. 114-ard Sinti W Itmt.po 0 Jfrwlih 1. AinslAorth lit tty J icy Ervin G. Itic-hartLson Charles R L~mllaiov, Deltinia ItU ti IA Coleman, iWiIil ,Uru , . rimsinue C, ihittifl,i Anna S Gilligan, Deltona I I i - - ..,.s I-:eissuii tiLl - hen. (liarum- I it III'.. Ii 111.1'. shari. &-infordJt-fft,r% 1. Nelson Jiiiit' .1. Siiiitii ('harM Dixon Orrin ' J Farlim Michael A I'et.-i Nt.iiiiiii, A Clark loild H.1% sluirlis AtIi'ot'k JAIIIV.% t, Jett, Clitilliota i Rs '511111. I-. 'mlii'. t Marlton 11 llarman, Dellar% 1:1k-ru M W,tiu,truff. lhIiars - .1 Ifo1I,1%%.f% \ \1(t'.TE SPItIN(,.'-, - I - - - .-- ' ::iy. r.tn:. ____ -- _•_ M Christmas by Thq Sanford ., , and stud) riusir from I, 45 a m, to nam this u,t*krnd bt Neu StIlyTt1ill F Ks-. Vi I Hid ii r1t is pastor *-etsng titan It a rn t1 In Beadu shi-ir thi-y s-ui hold a Ar Snfg' Fla i' Missionary Sorwt' rcl.reat at the CorMeth House •ii txn- and girls will tie-gm ir e-'id Class Pst*ge Paui First Presbyterian Mci. William PicketI v-ill be I' Sanford. Fkirid. yfln -';es' inertuag cnn We'dttending the ritxeast ana I.. sday a fr-san • to $ p m \ a abort ('burr S' - .001 a' 'saocsate rnintder Re-s Ken ,mjb5Cr IptIor Rates ti, stivthcs being pLanzwd for the F cr-st Presby'te-r'cafi Qatar-st of Miller will pr j, Sunda a' group art- music-. sioruary Sanfar'dmlltrebeldfta'alJages 5)Dandlla in l'Veen 31 Ysar$i Sod Bilge Itriu(1.. ('rafts and b.c and Mrs Bew'd Aug 20-24. Covered daalupwrfle . games icy Group leaders are will be sersed beside the C,ra:'c, will be txmcsef at a He-kin Ibc'tiry arid Ficrenwe -12gb The theme is "&ifls If, ________________________________ i'1•rcovered dash dinner can Stands ) Communic'ating the Gosid - -. - Methodists -. VJm STill - -- M n Is te r -' 1 ' - ' - ' - - - at 4 p.m at Qa'nst United Methodist Church. Tucker ' I , -' tins-,. Sunland Estates, San- ' Redeemer sacred MAHAN.ATHA TRIO will present music concert at First Baptist Church, Longwood,SaWrdavat7:30p- mm. Thetriosings of the Harkey family will u 'odtmye"tothenr PAZzrastie leau'ras'cthtusfamii toatlersd drums. 7be concert harp is a unique featiout of the presentation. hlembm of the group are Jack Natal. JeM Neilt-by (pichwed) aM Danny Jones. The public is invit ed to attend. AUsireafrienbaretrivzteldto ride. groom fe*d and in "=w AW briing a cwmvd duih gemrial Ukke cam of far a Atteindmg from md ea)q) thu felkwahip with getk Re'-ie'rr'icr Quurrh are Katie Rer. Rutty amid his famil)-. a Ne-s-s" Those attending will iT,e'et in the aanc'tt.ary for dividing the groups rrwtaoo Hcrbc. is Part of U" The neat contemporary azv cii the ttw LThe)Z worship sers'see us ilant.ed "s C-amp wi-st '1 CWI*ThdO Each Sarraii. Aua' ii ii, - ,_, ,i , .IrTit 'ititith 4ti I I nh a wer.' - -n lTmrstnr' 7 er -itn R --.. tin L .rtain n Ce., 'ii I nd i.*tlmifl.ii . a -nt. 'tr1etssi.ti, irZfl. tiIIC Wt1n ::' -mn.y, gau.. al. . ' - ars.nI iI•*t• a e. 10. " i'stum., .J-sarins. .'im.n 'cog t i.iia. - tics. H.uwe'er tie :ii stilt & ': We '?= r Fv,ms ,as -srnu1i - .ar - 11? 41W -- - - I this cs..ck li in.a'. %%.I,!,!,'';! V ernon lLii I I'rt W.1 4 ' tin who was char-i,'st r I'11. with sate in'.t C.t'4"s.- .Il' '1 -i hallucinogenic .~ ,. %%.0t1v!I withheld Jd;udlcj, 'f guilt on tuth osiwuis a:' t.- ;I 6 -1.1,- t ". ,, stuaxt I ,' vii .-tuas, ions CT Pi ELE (ii en Ci sf4 OU3fI if Iepr'icii(a(:vos . :usestigituen and reti.indc"l j - ~ 1 -16 I/Gnr '1411C "pot 4,16,4! r1j'l I ,-I II - ',.'. • ' -, - I - r 7 hutl G ve the people of nole a Voice - ' * . 11-' • • % 5•,, - -' - S IN I - ' - 5- - 44 - IJJL.--- _____ r- - - - ' -- ________ - '•" I ______ t' " ii ___________ -- - .A L,. I -'-- - u- - -. - : - -- - - - - - -' * - - - - - S :.,j S -:h - qfrekvkalv~V16 ' - SUPERINTENDENT ST .4 It VIRGINIA rnsosai 214 ' ii - -- SEMINOLE COUNTY -' 'I. ' - - 'i--- - - - - - - -- ,L,C, Tommy Is t on - . WtdrwuUy I p. m. TestinvorAis I MWing Baptist '- Hr' Land" rut r- -ond 51 V6 It t*, Sanf of d. Fla I ,_ LAYERfor Logical c4b.ollostry, Fla, ______ - - -_ HILDA RICHMOND t6§rS$fij Ii Leadership Is() jq)j ADY I'ly IMIN I ( 01 lit N I I AAAPAIt.l,j I k t A IL)W I $., to I - .. .r-.* , 0'A." , : : ,,, ,:, , 'r *! _____ -- ' '1 . - Friendship 0. i-I placeti #.~e defiendint 'r. ii ititin fi. 30 t i tit j;lt!jtj I,,,, ,;, .jijt% to, ,~e Wadd e ll ,Jutigr s'h.irg,.cs is 31111.2s J[J 5 goe it''I rntut '.ilLiu.,i eh' r as is .liiJ .1441 1L phi'.. 's i-mn u N astuingtun ,Ita.ttml ga"y to igjr.a stest , & SLIILIS .' i"ctS it'd Judge V. .u.t arts in' t.a J". wrth'tu1 ,adluditJtie ii of 4Ui.t 'as ig 'se intl Ftti.ide- ii it'. k" .ui-I m rss.. ' Ju I..,'. rvi5 %&%"a irev** ,aMbnart %,so &m. 1 mort, effe(hiie cow tit f-wilitles ii. ,iI.ttlt-. ii'. oral' ItitehlIiLitismrl ' Invites you to attend its services Sunday 1 a.m. 'pI*iLt'i' intl ssfery t ir i r it j r . -~,- %I,Inlch plad similar ti:ipUtL it I.. ' I to 1.ullts ;I i- £ ittlatanifin4it t.-r-4 fr-rr ,18.wk k.1r,c:i ~!.j,.-*s .erteii wnei. Ruastj wil t., ij :,--, %ilked Kimiltim reve.-ile-1 ,hesiw t%pe l'kJdeei guilty to cith '1.:.. -ind %-ili pLicvd on prrwnter, ,- -. - i - i Since the Internaticn.tI Otynn- the 1C4. ittl it UI I -isue' an.l that the )Iyrnpn' 4 uhf not . 0 II • fl 'XIII 1___••••_••, ____ FIR CHRIST, SCIENTIST i pie Committee announced its intention u(.nslti-4 Ri'ieiia 5 'shute supl-etr.acs nacn Ofi the III \It)t U '51 ?l - •W s4'Z if - reiuiatniket to u-.toity On '5u . relvis"t on I, 197I. lie ,.%.I, ret-ognt:anct' int mOi '5iig II, cii 'iii". i.i. l'i . tintipi ri T "Burl" UCI P I - - wiu1mt not eLib.'rat.e as to thetil South frca, has iui irii the LIme tire fr-urn the w'e therjn Ci;.mpIs: walkout by I,)Inmunist Iiiuc merncan bLatdu -aa.s nn the s( 1lssiblc-. eta-'-.. i.rauu. intl ,(hokil enrollments (liddren hi are ii,ml cnrtilltci it III, Iii I '1111)01 1 •'i II I it's ii I - , ' '0 I .1 - To Honor - '1 I i' i filark -itI, ,11 ptei nn the United Suit's !.'Im hjve vqw a.i1 to - stand -a:ifl our African trrsth. aors" if Rt:cAk-stj is permitted ta cmmp."' in the flth Olympit Gamt,. ,i merntor 4 the teafa, j Li,..' Fvarsj, Hor!d recorl holder ~n tl~e 100.c,eter rin. dis. '5 - 1' I 1 1' L L's A-, s-.- ary ____ . % I •J} ' .. Blacks Suppor t Africans At Munich in price from - - .. 0 for Villas oct Sot '- - _______ PAR , .( (ills -(- I' ___________________________________________________________________________________ - TUAIII I I ' I n Jun • I• Iii iphr'. 1e.nteeI gwl'y t. ag,r.isateii .,ittcry .it1 was pLiceil on urn. William .._ - - Ii F I l(whard 1) Juvvs. 0sit-vii '. - ...It l.I%t lit-Itona - - 'c- .I - '- ' to mIt with nit lit-lit I-, rV%jLIVNtVd of .111 055 t 55 hI nIh 'irc itt -s hililren Ili ,I i'- I r - - '51 irs iii t. W illiam-, Sr o P It w LI I , 1-Iti-IIII t.111 tilt- .";v it Ill title k,cluilli wh,4 \V1111.1111 0 livilliett. it 1:2,1251 Iii 'naut flu hinnit us Itimn . ii trs'iii 8 to I' % ilitiCi i'. I. r nu I i. I K I ski Mary \1• > hut ,tkd.sy intl cciii base spi'tti hut, I F .nl,s '5's siliziiuu I Ituititik Ili'ubiru I) IhklsJames If I'appill - ir'i' sri'' ; it .- ii has heorne '.a. .ti .x. .-lient r-irk.'t f-a' the I' m nplv two more tin r thu it . '-. r ;' -'-i' F .r i;ct;r ('nun. din-in IIri.r. Ky 4.r iir' -- ' t.uihurg Iii. !.prnrrura - r, were' unfolds-il hcfr.rs- City questioned the f.sct that r.n ur-.r.i 'or i ii-r.•- , s imurt) '.t I ilium ii '5 I III Mauri(v A ()ritt TrviAv-,v %loott, \im , '. - - - sp.rt.irul;,r I'. (1 1. - I Scitsir, di t saiiuintel tii ur rui IIn it ii . r s ii eir.g tnnats'cI for i r..'n I' ,rt.sstc rr.ss it F Iiu41irtai4 for the past thr'. irma Hamilton -rent in I I I III har ged on Nia r - t~ ' _l 1 1, I -A 1,2h t'rin ii its . 'ticimil'. III - I l It 10 ii AA111 not S Hosp I ito em! ntis • n ________ rssr~a,-! ^, , ,*--,:,#-r IW,' %,Ior, P.......... ;ctnsI hn.i: .1 md Medical Center 'Unveiled . 1 _____ - Springs is this 111,11". si it . ' - esr - - - I s ur .t cc - - P.r,f i r, t ;rhrAl P:xarnining the fax rolk, romrdefpd ,bily 11 ,\.SMSS1.f ','i•, Allen are ;I, cording t r g Drummand. I 'r r ( 'ø'rn b'l t ist in t T I ( 'ri" V !UZer 1`4111111CS Intl) Wits re iItt'm it, at ,mc it t , ' % ,J ?rj..~.. Students - new .- I 'j ' ' :'u ""'- -. • Probationary Sentences - -. - ,Ilff It tilt 1111t. Reporti ),I tee cisc-i (ruin district utiuit'. l'IiiIp.mie's anti inunicipalitu.--. Indicate all enormous influx , f - - I 1 / mt . _-___-i ' _______ -' It i:ruilton sail the homes would t 's i't.ictied sing!.' , 1. 9 I 0 All alarming rate T1,!, ,:ni%ioth has ma4te the job ! _~~,.w .", - - -'-it-wiry ordinance I. E Ifanjilton disclosed tm-i IUllI upmans.cirristrutuon-1f - --1 . -_ .. =% IN 7'' - -- - 11 1!1: -. -, Register Is Open P4010R ,-. ' ______________________________ - - BOAT - -. - I,' C 001 i . I _ I T/'V ,'c t " _I, ','/t' - ".0, ' I .1 _____________________ -. ' - I .. - - . Tb first proposal 'ii nut commission tot k bin. out from their budget delmte too -Xir--! m'11 pul,lic hoar , rt( ii I rossiry I lofltflI George president of the Jay( i-Cs srsa-ak fro,ri. r. ,if!o-ntial to rv)r rn r in 1*-half of the city Increasing On rç*rt located ..sst ilia- Junior Chaniub.-rs budget F'IIirI-t I I1'ispitil North from $2,5W to 0,4(ioi, On this. FAII.rXiii %quart- font. threi- st,.r AiS in nucti * .-nt.-r ts being plant-. lb.- iuiiutttl33iofl n pr iperts rissneit b, se t it rt. nut nt tha t no increais, fir(-%hill Coinpany Acrorfling Ilecemary -•tt this tinie M.i'.nr Moore lii \lt'.Ir I.icrence S-aiiffr-t, lrIisi'.tni a recess icutil Frilias phy Sit ians oUti. es. a pt..irrn.si:y v have and clinic are planne,ii ,it the it 4 p fit . suiting, -w 21 hours V.e'ne c.ti'. ant it fl'm I nit '. Il. hours ttxiay uith nothing - ed: let ,; trN again appear at the hearing. anti count-it granted the zoning } rihis -I ticithorill.-f! the rit) _. 4'.00 . - - __1 ______ -s:tiiv.r-;ill boost- Ti-itt:'. M. . r plitil that hi hall n' 1 • hinging Ins St,,r.mI .511 Slenstroin added that he, too. _ Joe hush I'hoti,u '' AAiIV'ee - .-4• I , I - . 'w' '" - , •'round '' ' - -- V. .l' rt flU) t( II) A'\O1 Ill II 1 \ I 's( .( s(lay afternoon whell tjlt_-.sh(oll of the fire-gutted ltol)soll SIMI- 6119 GO(xis Store on First Street was rand 11)1) phOto show s the front V. .ii I I F 1. n cream, I' choo - - __________________ -. J'.;t tisr-5 ' ________ . . Brother Bernard has bet-ri active in religious education Ili R g ste -_ _________ ' - - - .sf ~ '" . 7 - %L.a_ - "b I ' - like Ssnf..r.l with .!l. r'soi.'nts i ;,n not aflririi I.. p i '•-------.-• •.r •' \t t: p. U' \lnrric hmr. tim si i ii suit i.. I 11111 lit. r offered (ii Ii .s. r ii .u,'g.-stiiI ,sniiount of cal;.r. if Mey.'r art S'. r i ,, I____ '•-W I - Hopper ' - - I 1 IENTRAhU _ -- - F - -7 114t__ - CE ___________ -- '" - _______ ___ AF'JA_1_._-_ •1 c.iticfw - _______ , - - _. - __ ,._--A-1 __' .I - • ,1.II fl I'.n'.w U S I S ( ap.it?. . MOTOR _____ - -ir I H it1. Bernard member of the religious order of Society of the Precious Blood. has been appointed b% Bishop William D. cithe Orlando Diocese as the ' % ,.sszstarst to Hes Vi illiarn G astor of Church of tile 0 Nativity. Lake Mary. Brother Bernard is the first order to I be assigned to the diocese He " will be in charge of religious ation program. organizing youth activities, and will t' doing parish rtsitation ,-i that explained lie brother is a layman joined it ) particular religious this I BRO. Ill'it-NARD B 00mmunity and dedicated to a special work. Since they do rmit For 20 sears he was n charge marry they can dedicate of registered brown Swiss herd themselves to full-ume service. of dairy cows at the mother There are 4 0 priests and 80 house at St. Charles Seminar)-. brothers in the order. Celina, Ohio. Animals from the . cisjrn in oono acar, sjruo, he herd kund their way into four attended Brunnerdale South American countries and Semtnary High School at Can- Nigeria, Africa. He was clecteton, Ohio, arid St. Joseph's Col. to office of director of Miami ke at Rensselaer, hid He Valle'. Milk Producer !$ professed as a full member of Associa ti on, a farmer owned - 14' " 71 -- 1, %%Vil .r, ilia, lower pa) w-ale . iii.-.. assails- S 0110 0 ______ ses in religion at a .st- .aL :t sounds. ParOC...ai h.gb i'-.Cbs,uI .,t CeIisu., *flsi ,,-uS rrt'c. viilsoi'. arid Mr International and will imt Ohio flane Fed4erson. Kim Nader with a popular musical score I composed and arranged b) Rel, hb) Radle%- pastor Of arid tAu Cook 7he committee on house w)d Hope Baptist Cb . . 1711-nign bectrinuit Stopt. 3 - urch. an. Ralph CArmicbsel has beim The son of Mr and Mrs JtiAY grounds served on .'ne outsi3* notur'ed tha' Gear-ge Thc*-ntars First Baptist idled a musical journey e i directing traffic arid SOWUi& Snuart Jr 2l Hermits Trai . "I love YOU" prcr-am director for- &!math Je soul of a nation and will be garck and grounds 'flw-ir Grin, Youth C.amp at CeritoMtamoritt he has Just 3(1 I1oiptr Fk mc r v Ji ,ittJ( i' Sh he show-n on Sunday Aug 20 at ,' " sises sicre flo*'unni ! 'es -up1ted eight week' 30 a in to 2 30 p n aril 11 a ni stor-ship sr. 7 (10 p in at the I' ruendshu, Hill will lii- spoaking at t,htn-" ',' Mr and Mrs S ,3 1..s IS Mr •tnung a' Arrowhead Srzn.' .f1'-;,, sst.ekctays for pupil r-rgtstratucn ctnir-ch. tempcsrarch meeting in sires at th e First Baptist Baptist Church Hwy . 43( ' . and Mn B S Austin, Ma' and the Community Center in Ouur-rts of Sanford this Sundai cur,,i.nitWn a inter'natuxu j \j for the tall term. AJt.orrxiritr Springs . . rkdquarters in San BerVIn Hmnff Ogiiartioe. Sir and Forest City tort Sunda) during August 1 20. wiU be Rev, G,eorgr Parent's registering new -, Is " "His tAnd". truly a feast of M's Ras Stators and Mr and the 9 41. 13 and 30 pm ses' r.-dino Calif students must fulfill proof of ,c.-n9, A Allison Superintendent cit r&d it sow-id and song c urn L. # ~ %4,r-~ Meh-Ir, Will" C-ampus Cxliuoa~k for Chms-. Mmsons for the Senunole Wild ftjr~rltalalt experience, VICTS residency requirements. I 'I. I rnsticmnal is an iruo-r Kindei-garter children and Thornton a 2% graduate of Halifas Baptists Assoriaticitis Of it ncim*natsonal Christia Jones first graders must have birth Bob (.tniscrsIty- , be came to thus position from to*is movement cit students an:. r-rrtific-ates, r'ompkted health the pasarate of the Mignon Greenville S C.. was direr-sri' hill vo- Youth for artst Bib4e Club Baptist-Church. S)Ihraugit, Community United change the world tic th. c records in order to ,t'I'ork State fudow-uug Ala He has held p t.urats-s crc SANFORD All .<Ulf- l"11 ,It.j,, Krit new tL cerKTaum LtLrough =-oducin, registered The forms are graduaticlor and has worked at Tetals and Oklatioma as well. Methodist OP Senunok (_ziunty and rtssdc fl L3.Ji RE-i- Ranc-h in Tennessee and has served as a to Jesus Csrcst ais.i t avaclatik at (lw- sc-hi:,-,! c,ffic-e 11:7 Soutise'n '' e Mclv cc Middle Si 110 d ," C--'.t , ss.iiii iii- C -.j-lstia'iA's All parents of students He has x-s i'd as s cr.a.h pastor- Baptist missionary to th e ALI A CAMPUS SWf member Ito, &-h;Kl' WId f_IY(-L;1_1-- Ac-U%.ties Weck at attendirig, HuM-r. art urged tf, I * 3rIdJ, -111411-( il"tendaince am - a&des ' &4 $ a! Thtwrnalck Bap= Church~ English-speakinK people of I ma~ repsw at the Teague Orialoc), and ist Agnew "d IW) r swan will present a p=tive liniversit) w1th & ILS degm in C*Imniunity Ututed MeaKidist ctime out during pr"lantrilng, nw-ssagt oh the claims Cd Jesus physics arid mathematics in Middle Sc"hocd Cuidaric-r office Baptist Church. Gre-i-xis-die, 'fl-ne- speak er in the i-strung Omureb of Caaseltirr-r-y will Lw- and Inert their children's Chr u-1 tv Mudents and wsdiuon. he trill be atiuUbir through SePulzilliff I ,3 s(,ti,,rjl S C Wtuk- it% Agzww PjAd worstup m-n-irv. at 7,30 p m-, launillbed Surds) with a cuDkout teacher for the jr,2.The of!irt sill tie cipen prWel"s on tt* Campuses u! for the rwr. ICU tweeks to speak Baptist he also taught in wW I* Re%, John H Sitble. and swun pan) tittgunting at year. LEAVING HOME ,crth Carolina State Uniter- aitcis'ic groups., Sunday sdwioli, Monday through FrEtay. 9am Boulevard Christian School. Minister cii Education at the 1.30 p in at the borne of the To qualify for free or reduce-cl vt~. the lituli,em) ile sortji churches, wvd other grou;* He unW 2 pm for the rirgistrau= C I r . IS NO LAUGHING r lcwikl church. who will be Jack Methvm at 106 ELkvn lunocti. one must make out t,h,, I, Carolina and t)ukt Univtrii5y can tic ctjntac-ted at 3&-"7 fur iicctding to principal Owe''nosing Aug 31 to First Baptist Dr Alt-annonte Spr-u-gs necessary forms to f.m IIA VrF R rburch of Ocala W begin a Some cA tbr cithier highliot,s st-reened by the Wxrhr,,,., Sanford - - ___ - - __ . - Studenu wh.) W1 mteritil; 1, !" ,_-1;1r_- tilorv. (,' thor week wLU I* a visit Cwtirrattet I ici'ada school itt the firsc' bit B: it s- \ kome %'.',.,- ,)n Free Pv'i eth od ist 'drday night to a retlrrr*-a Iricteis can make it easierr r-uust present pruof evils, The zreatest are brunt In Vi inter Park a ent Longwood shots in to adjust to your row from w-jthn us: and from pba Frmut and Annette tern panel on Tuesday ~_ surruundings. and may. Nazarene Ourselves also we must lorik with F*knds Statute =-= Ir IA allslech hazitsd a Ywxq Adull dIx%1&&ln9 "ProbiltriTat Fia . _1110P on \,,.ir Class of Sanford Fret ~--__ ,O's " W 7tviris m the . $-! Jeremy 'Taylor F -iuC 1 out last Fndas c' lciw& (ur P ae right rap session with Jesus ti r arid 4 sl I'LA"LS I'UM MISSIO".S cursing at their home 'sazarene loc-ate-d at %ay-man Us-id NEVi 'nOR). &P truti'd outdoor games w- and Jessup in Longwwd will Ky rnd representatises ui. . Metttodu,tmus-ucu'.ar opc-r- cs'er was wied iti with has-easguestprrathrrSunda)\ ''n-aw'gLifr-Thuri,day- Mr..c-i '1 ,JU1't' Jr. ..hi 4thfid Herald II. ra LJjt bionic t 1w-act We ('tram Rcs Bernard Heath cr1 hiu'ie (orsention Friday . laler' (7_J Dqu si 436 P-a 4, Thi- Sanford Vi omens Sound Bible College with the Show and tgly !)uckltrai PtjIih,d Daly except ~,-nall Planes. ,, Soc-ic will tit C'tyj.r frtirn Cahar's a'rday . Sudy si-ad Calv Contest 4rd Pare-nt 'x outt r iii w'tca'+ A U' - - - ~ . r . -- ' .' Margaret Hot-tie and Mrs . . 1r 'her - . - _~11111111111 - . - _____ '- . \4. - -4 - tii.fl of ' Ut' ..u•ll inn.' lb.' mayor ts. nt II !. c.sy thtst he thought the rassi. GOODS # I - 0TW_ I' i 1. , r ' ---- w rri . It, ill - I -'i, - -t ______ bun I ..,ti,,iIciuner uo ~ I handiwork were I ra L To Spread Word . - linari. 1' .liir.t"t - ..' 4 - ~ -- 27% IJJVn ii _____ Pr est Appointed Here i I & -. 1r i II - r ..-' 41, -- -r - . . _ -_ __ -_~__________ __ - - - __ _ __ __ - - I ¶:: ol - - Baptists Welco, ,; _/'l ~ ; f -' .! ics ;.n Mr Cosmato of First Baptist Church ci- Sanford, an-i children, Richard and Kath. were hosts for an open house a. their new borne at 4.3 Scot: Avenue Sunday from 34 p.n. More than t(N guests sgnr. the guts cd wtuc-h wa' placed on a vdvtt covered table made by the host Othc - ___._ c 11 - ;• ked .t City 111,111 invitIi' All nity PmW 1< ,oiwieq, ;lv'. ., whifr (nt,,,r.k'i"n'r A I I iii-ino # hit,, t,,r I Irrir) Taitim ,% %it 4 1arialoin went Mons) Witt, IIt. iirC%ifJiic ciiggetir.n tl.,t t ii irii chonlil i,' in lit' ..u. . mnp it ihi. iunty j.a. Mouti. hi r rmin. nh, \l for U ii lb. prtp'sce'l r .i t in ,n..r ct it..l Wi' !,lkIm' ,h.o a nnia;i whit 1 ;,t.iitopiis jot.. ii 1IOfl putting in It hours a 'I.. 'shin lit, roulil lii' working ta . n'tit ll'wrt -ins who is 111111 tori ri'ht now .roP.it.h II It stint nit" way or lb. tilt r 1;111111111 011)l's - . ---.--.- . - ___ __ ----- - .Iiiilon Sten. III :$ I,:i.t;:: '' lr*il'4's In 'u.inry for .-It -. S ---- ------ 'lur siij thi Weiinrtuhiy rciiir, ,.tuk,tiale on ;.rupi.se.i In $3 tO ,nnnttii' by the City w out 1.miiii$,isiiifl ti S61 000 ticfi('It in tilt' - -., _____ • -- :°' :.:': l V -. , - f •tf,-ttve itui,tiiiliiitvly csinnrr. in their liii -..la (;lri or -. "~ Once U repi 10 II) It u. TlUi MZI the siini The some ?(XI worshippers 1 .4 I alft scil.kepL 1r.. a stmpk attend services annually who building Otilio a .mliall crkl%s and on the front assemble . The world's smallest church. must % ardWsl itOor%sa) (LttnI11ulsh It i Lawn outside (1W (ItI(Jt to the set on the bank of the world's a' a chapel as seen from the miniature House of God greatest river opens its dews River Ro.id for official servicec just cmce a Madonna ('hapel was built Tie i.ore ci ibor ite Interior IU by Ai bony (ullo ° p'f . , however his patntins of saints fanner Italian sugarcane q The of the Madonna is local Chapel , .. in.t lifi alcove holding a lisa. fl *S a nwrt' when hi' oldest rune-by -nine-foot house who i.e Lr enclosed replica of I(aphacls of worship of the mighty gravely ill, promised to erect. Sistine Madonna . imported able, a chapel was i:PMississippi River 24 miles as he as far 8P from Thpani. Italy. 1wlow Raton Rouge. to the Madonna is she inter' \ears 81.0. piopiC St" K , I--at h Aug. l. the church s ceded for the buy. lie did . favors of the Madonna vds service of the sear a mass recover. an.1 Guile kept his aluatile jewelry when their rietirated on the Roman proimse with the help of fnends prayer' were answered. hits .'bolic feast of the Assum who helped him build s modest 2~Zlllit W. ___ I custom has long since ende,I. t ption of the Blessled %*irgin nini-foot-squarr structure near but today about .0 jeweled Mary. is observed. the Mississippi River. •. -: 9 pieces still adorn the lue sash The chapel, once featured In Built of sturdy, enduring T' IT'! 'it'is'. a'}j '&I'l&t r ' ',j W smti.i, ORLD'S Li i i i.r.S i ( annually placed on the statLie l.-.t'rt Ripley's Believe It or lAuIsinna cyw-ess, the church er. The church s of the Nladonna Chapel on the for Soi", is so small that only a is %i small that its bell had to be The smallest church I. so small onl% a priest and an a . priest and an altar boy can fit mounted on a platform adusually locked. but .i key Jacent to the main building. service. -_ - -_ -_ - - -_ - ____ --- - -_ - ---_ --- - Bt, 1532, the conginal church always kept in a box by "a front iloor for visitors use ,IIi deteriorated and was 1. c1t Staff o' Open - P and who He is and what fit does In the long run we worship that whicti we consider to be the most Important thing. person. r rrlaUon in the world and beyond. To -hiaiio-e"God. me must worship film, ldrig Hu atses, offer Him sact-tflces, amd pray to Him meaningful dialogue Anything le than this Is Inadequate He must be both He who calls into being and et sits rut side of the finite world and He who is Immedlatel) available t us in prier He has to have afi power and yet be Infinitely Ic's No flutt er hour vt ôi or comment wh et lie to be' In terms of our thinking, we actually define i1 in our own lives In another wai. We make oi ovminds as to what Is the single most Important thing, perarn. or relationship In our lives That we Label as God You can see where this leads us If God Is the single most important thing in my life and I happen to regard the ar cumulation of money as the mcist %It&] thing I am involved In, then ihave elevated the search for money and the possession c.fstto the le'vriof God. And having done this lam Irs Double Wedo thLsln otberways. too. Srrwtlznes it Is tiw havlrig power over people which we elevate to de.t, , .1%-imrtLmes we elevate ourstelves. Probably this lag we is tfi on'mc'r. We sal toowieivt, "I'm the most Important persm around I I is my feelings that are irnportilint. It u what I pant that we must have. The fact is that rnc'nes makes a very poor god Oh It can be pleasant to have it Not having an% corriplicates Life Money can buy nice things that give plea'sure and a ceruir, degree of si.tisfaction et money is voetufly tnaequate as God because it cannot heal us when we are sirL talk to US 'hen we are lcmey, forgive us when we art tn the need of kiTiserless It cannot love u.s We ourselves make poor g'ts We know ourelsrs well miough to know that we make mistakes We hurt We manage U) hurt others. We get into situations whidi we Lrtoa require forgiveness, and wecanncilfcrgls-e ourselves. We do not even Make gDW objects of self-loi-e. because v-e get to know our-sets-es ants- too wrfl. I am t'se Lord tin God Thou shalt h.ase n other grids before me This is the fir-st thing God told Moses an Mount Sinai when He wa.s handing out the rules hit life we call the y man I.uc'clk _.' - . . I ri - • Gar age Fee, as Holy Critics Epimvpsl narelif It vould .en that a eat my the problems of Lbe world today Ifii a iiof 1T.tz4lp 11 to ttrt t PtaCt our ultimate values It La as though we tiMe lost Dark of God _ - By Sanford Commission S -*t' % ~4' -- - - Friday, August l8,1972 J oyous _____ - State Senate - Seat _. 1,,1 1(1 political Adv, by Wesley Hauser, Caml:mign Treasurtor 17 �- 61 — 4A—The San? ord Herald Brain Towers is beautiful. Bram Towers is signLficant. Above all this pioneer high-rise apartment in Sanford's dwntnw area provides a spur which could and should do much to stop the inner city blight and turn more than thoughts to the great promise which is yet to be realized. In our special section of yesterday's Herald there is a complete description of this 12-story senior citizen apartment complex. At the same time there was a rester cit those stores, pharmacies and professional servicewhich are within walking distance and all of which are standing by to oe of service to tflt' about 225 persons who will enjoy living rn Bram Towers. We are happy to add our voice to the welcome which is universal and truly heartfelt. It is also not only proper but neces.sary to pay tribute to those hardy souls who first envisioned such an apartment and went doggedly on trail after trail until one with prespect of success was :nd and the Towers was tuilt lut this must be only a beginning, not an t:dng Drive along First Street and the need for a new look is even more evident than ever. More than a clean-up is required. Of course it will not be easy Of course there will have to be a hardening of purpese and a dedication to the goed of all the city to replace the limited or personal or private gain which spells nothing hut disaster The sparkling of the new high-rise apart. ment makes the existence of old-time and Unsightly blots within the downtown area more ilaring than before Every effort must be bent h hates er means needed to exploit to the fullest this new spirit of movement and of accomplishment which is embodied in Bram Towers, the ex-panded garden apartments of Town 'N Lake, the eye-filling design of the Seminole County Court house. Bringing these fine senior citizens to Sanford. providing them with all the comforts and necessities for safe and pleasant living, is an accomplishment that provides dividends far in excess of the number of new residents. here is an addition to the cultural, professional and business life of downtown Sanford That they will be buying and employing professional services goes without saying That the merchants who serve well, will prosper well is a certainty. !r authr?i rath 1 TELE PHONE 372 2611 SANFORD. FLA 32 VAFFORD DERBY £ 'r c,$ Ed'3r,al Pa9i TAYLOR E ' AhE CASSELBERRY C,in'v Ed'' 5 5ILLIAMS p!p Edlo Hy Pbi,;*' & £;; WINIFRED F GIELOPS C'nptro$I.c ROY GREEPi td.t'rti;ng Mana-' CHARLES HAYS Mt-cl'-eancal S'p' RALPHHAYS Cc"p Rrn' Fcs',mn RAY STEVENS Pret; Rcgrn LL VINCENT jR Slats Ptcçr.pP*c - ____ DcI.i'i )Sc *ec 11 S MorH Ill Xl Yr Ic 8, t.III 50 F'ta All OsPr MAt rrA; ','n -lii' 11 70 Mrwt?h • M.ytth; 110 11 l m; $7000 U S P'sal Ri'Saat.'t; pr.ode ?Pat all r'aI ;crp'iovn be pstd n .,d.anc Erflcqe.d a; seco' l'ce of S.an$ord class rrat'er 32771 tabeq 77, 1110 a? ? parS o Inp r?q-c.l r; or a i'i?';n; of IPt; cd•. Tb, SanS or d P4(v aid ne , ri'pr i'd r an p manni" eflw'm,cw of Sb- pb t;Pwr of ihi' Herald An; d.ttdi,e4 ' firm re Itibte So' ;CS od,'• - ' corii,sôe'ed a; rr.nçn; o Tr-, Herald; ccvrre;' .t - t' . held liable sci' tinder tPte la PblPii'd dal escept Sa,rap Si,noap and C'' t' pub'iP*d Safiria, p'erednç CPtr,;Sr'tas The Herald is a member p5 ¶b, A;s,pt saipØ Pit-i; tPicPt ,; "pd CICIIJSIVt'p i ?" e I' reprc?.tn of ll She la r,e1 SP•t V ''ei:-'*• Herald Area Correspondents Altarnonh, Spring; Ft-rn Park Ihiatt-s Goldenrod [ab'ook 13! ic's I)' eS'S Bees takt Førtt Cup R ii'; Lake Maip ; Catielbq-rrp Tartglei....d IaSP' Pibtecs, M.àcilpn G'yt i Mrs ': Lkt MOflIDt Longwood Ann Rile, 131 Cliii krota McEarbein Pii..a' "pa'? 13$ '.Me Colored Community Mara Ha*.f'; z: Sill 0,15061 O.Barp (Merprili r5AlIn .aprJ 574 1751 . •--- Enough of these comments! Bram Towers is holding "open house" this week-end, Take our idvice and go there ltit dotit let it be )ut In "Tovers '' Look around. ; home and think, or dream of do'. nto'. n Sanford's tomorrows! Offbeat Ruminations It Is The Landing That Surprises ih iIi litisi F i' i tt. : 1,,' %t .5 P'' M',.I't V. ih 1! F, tis ,! . u hi'rt' thet 1'hir,:c $3 9 i tl,j .%Ir iI.l% iII l-45 it' i lift' Is gittIn5 more ,ini niore NIW SORK AL — Jump- something more appropnate__ him to t -t-.sn1 InterestIng, anti I FitInder siho Ing to ronclusit'ins such as ii lifetinit' pass to a mntir the', II go out of bus,- I'll hi%t' to thank toniorrow" You can't teach an old dog hurkixiue house, a 1(1-speed ncs:c White'.er haNwncst to (sims neii tricks, but you can an old iihcelcha,r. or enough monc to that have h:spp endings' Most The other dtvt I ieard of k'sil He net-er quilt li-arning r-un aiia from home nc :ini ;uppi.etils surelirt' oitheni nn', set'ni to ir) to hi' o Men think better on their I wT'Mr with some horror tppng a ir1 tsho !i true-tn-life th' sitnil up worse feet, ti'iinan think better iihs-n roecntl of a Msnhattan store sncerin rtnc'eupin list-c her thin lift' Your trip to the the% take their shoes off that charges $3 t a pound for Mt oss'rhcad fisetls iliot it's i'. in'omiiplete unit's, OU These si-c at least four pro seal cutlets A reader n. 1it h -'.S c is '.: S hn -1: ili i. rs mniz lost ci footxiii teams lii rather watch p1st th-in the [laitas t'osstxws___ dt ---'-Las is going in be the team to -' ' -- "'?2 beat for at least the nest three 'i" ' scars St - -Z_"1- At I -arl is old sshmctnc-d sstio 4rJ" " -r c' ,'Z' - .. . still sirars a lipstick that leases • . :f1art1eubensi-njLttpier ' - -. '' I "V. (randparrnts take more -'.' pnde in shots irig ptt'tures of / -. the-mr grsn&hildrt-n than they -•,' ever did of their c'ssn ehddz-i-n Hut, of row-sc, being a grand&L' -. -. - -- _ "s' , ... parent is more fun in almost S - in cver stay than being a parent , I ,-o, - " '. -- •: --1-I • i Ms supermarket is nst ' r, /,,, ' th:trgint 85t-vnt.t for a l(1tunct' -j t/'f his of fr-s-sb stress berries I es , ".' , Pert that during my Lii etims- lii . ' see them on display in Tiffanys slirkiOti One old female cat in th ' .'s" , house can henpick a man mr \ ' than a dou-n nagging wit t'S Since I've br-en a ii idower. I - -. -. find I spend much more time ,,j s / irving to kind a canned fci ____ ,'a that I.sd', 1)nttje, our cat. —:-- / cdt than I ever sot-nt searchmn that ssouid please •— ,,.j An old-tuner is a guy sibo i-i-__________ Four out of (is-c men gt-t as a farewell gift at retirement a gold watch, a travaling case, a fishing risi or a typewriter There is rts other oc'c'uic'n iiAmerican Life in which so htti tmnaiinatson or tngenuit is -. '- - - l W; Clri'nc, Sn,t 3'2 ale Geneva Oviedo $tevia Lz j'P', 3.5 5705 County w,sslils(m)N I kt'1ttil I') 1' ,iti Front lint' Il''OTlt w hit'h suggi'! I that the eight iiuost luiPt11t 1i 5i'I thi'10 stats's in,iy its' s1st'e_id all over liii' lot in lists i'Iei'tittn • C tionS TIii'imgh Ma_it'himsetts Is snssst'lisliig of an i'ScI'latlsan, s:'i em all ttu' tend to ate in a pattern. If an elect ion it s cry close, the big states in a) tail an 'ittn'r side of till' middle where most of thesis will 1'' t'iint'iied Thus it srs ,ss in itk', when l',i'sident Nsssn won four amid Seis lIiil's'r I iliimphri'y (our The saint' split ocurred in 1ti48 heIst een harry Truman anti Thomas I lewey Vet this iltwsiit ,ieccssatily follow, Johti F. Kenm'd% -' poiul ,sr vole in i'1 was narrower than these Iwo, but 'tilt hi won ;i of the eight top northern states and netirl', took a set enth. I.atidslsdcs inevitably t'ngiilt all the big ones list, I-:ist'nhost er swept I he ci gist In hot ii 1952 antI l95 ansi s did l) midan JtliiiiSotl iii ltk'i4. The fad is. I hi'se large industrial states are pri'tt iii itt-h the saint' in make up, despite highly adsei I ised iii I fert'ni'e. To grasp tin' general consiStelW) of their lii has tar in presidential elect ions, you have t' look at thIs' spet-ifics. i_ast lime out. for instance, Mr. Nixon wiltS Califat itt., l's I pt-F us'nt, Illinois 1w 2 9, (lliio 1w 2 3 and Nest .li'Fsi - -. - h1, ANN SlI-:F'IKUWSKI ''ills' Suite' I lit islitni if i(s-tuinilatlous hiss asgnt'e.I In assIst us tl 4t11' lis-il S.'hiinel lioucs' Ito the degree It Is utile through the prn-'estmirt's it tnusl follow'. '11w III vIsIon if Its-tardastlon plans to nccict by forwarding all of the third party money It receives plus $6,000 of stiitu's share of the 121, per rent tot $2_i,6i I already iipprns-esl lay the floarsi of ('aunt)' ('otmaimiissIu)ns'rs i sin or iat,out Sept. I b fl Consumer Advisor Macachsisctts is not always sporty In the Elsenhowt-r st - ps, it was right In there. In seven of the big eight. Ike in 1952 got margins of great size anti vote percentagsranging trim 54 2 in Macsachusetts to 56 8 in New Jersi's and Ohio Only l't'nns) lvania lagged with 52.7, Adlai Stevenson's losing totals spread from 46.9 to a flat 42 per cent One Man's Opinion, Maybe We Need Our Forest Fires According to County Coriinuis,sion Chairman Greg I)rwn:nond, Se,ntnolt' County has been asked to pros-ide a ctunsuint'r advisor to hear complaints of citizens, Got', llt'ubtn Askew' h,is appointed Arthur J. England to serve as sUite- advisor to conswners and he will coordinate all the reports coming in from each county appointed advisor. "The i-aunt>' st-Ill be the receiving agent for complaints anti will disst'mninate to the state office," I)rummond told Frank Junta, count>' agent. "There will be no budgeted funds, There is noneedto burden the thipayers of Seminole County with ttus, We will appoint Mrs. tLouise) Gill (extension agent) to be the Seminole Count>- consumer advisor. ie will receive the local c-onnplaints. She will not be required to investiguite them she will receive thens and send them to the State office." Jasa said that he saw no problems irs that work being done liv Mrs, Gill, 'fit-re would not be much of a work load with It, "Arid England. at the State level, would be afforded seine insight ii) the tempo of area problems." (V By IR)N OAKLEY B) ED1$ARD 'tIEILV', Cople, nssi Ser-sic-t A Is t attending a Bureau of Indian Affairs School site-s hearing the popular song, "Old MacDonald Had a Farm." He see-s-cd in the Marine Corps doing World War II as a spe-ial c'ommunicator speaking his native Nas-alo to bessuldt'r the Japanese. Alter his stint with the Marines, MacDonald finished high schil and earned a bachelor of sdence degree In engirit-enirig train the L'nlversity of Oklahcena. He then JOIned Hujhes Airce-af t in California as junior engineer, and Later pioject engineer on Polaris missiles. AnIu to see-s-c his fellow Nava)os. Ma&Dcsald returned to the reservation and see-s-ed as executive director, Office of Navajo Economic C)pporturuty. In 1970, he was elected chairman of the Nava)o Thbal Council with the Largest margin in hlsftry, becoming the first collegeeducated Ames-ic-an Indian duet. Rn-, Moffeti, pastor of Kooski-Kamnish United Presbyterian Oit,rch, has long been active in American Indian politics A former L'S Public Health anitaniari, he now th-'.otes most of Ins tune ministering to the needs of the Nez Perce Thbe in Kamiab, Idaho. Sioux Onairman Two hawk has served 12 bears as an Episcopal missionary an South Dekota Indian resers-ations. Prior to his election as tribal chairman, he- ssas associate director of the Rosebud Community Action Program. MIAMI REACH — The "first Ame icaris are playing a mare active role in American politics this ear. The 192 Republic-an Naticesal Comtention startIng Aug 21 at Miami Reach will have at least iii American Indians delegates and two alternates Three of the delegates are tribal leaders and all eight arc working to meet Indian needs The three m'dern-dai Indian c-huts arc Peter MacDcwiald of Window Hock, Aru, ctiau'rnan of the Navajc Tribal Council. Rev Walter I. Mcffett of Kamiah, Idaho, setary td past chairman of the tez Perce Tribal Exerutis-e Committee, and Webster k Two Hawk of Rosebud, SD.. chairman of the Rosebud Kesers-ation Sui Tribe The other lndi.&n delegates include Mn Coman. 22year-old law student from Taithina, OkIa; JoPm Robert Jones of Pembroke, N C., and Mrs Erycm Mendenhali, Reputican cunmitteewczrian of Webster Groves. Mo. The two delegates areMrs RalphRhodesofTulsa,Ok1a,,andJtmCarpt-rcf Scneca, SC. MacDonald, born on the ieee Nos Pos Na-s-a)o Reservation ui Ax-iwsa, reportedly adopted his English nne as a Great Chess Match Is It Just A Pay amn k-ft newspaper stork fir the pubtiC4t) taLslfWU tJrcaLAe ht rt'ckct*d it stas more chaIlengir Hi' i-it-in became bared stocking for pubic relations firms with big-name uut'ntl like oil cunpan&rs and auto and t'iga ette rrsanufac'ttrers Getting their silto tUit ts$J too eu, he said. So he struck out cm ha awn, taking cm smaller clients who really ne-u-did the publicity. He pushed prcucts like cIt-ctric-posserud candle witf u-s ar,d head piulish for LaId men, and publicizel buk-wwn causes six-h Equality fir Compute-ri, Plumbers for Peace, &iidents fur Bo)t'r*ting ananas aid Peoples Coalition ke' Fairness to LeftHanded Barbers It must have macic his day stten the hess — apçroathui him. Iek, I unaguied the Inter. mationai Grand Master saying. 'were fed up with 1eein chess relegated to a cwpk of inches in the back pages of local newspapers Esen stwrç c'o. leetors get better cut-esage. u-"iafly whe-n ,tai fellows wt s ic M.ai' about a c-cglec-tcr ruakuig a (irtime out the Seminole ('ounity Acsos-iatbnn of l(etnnmled Chihlrs'n. "We sin not know why the Sthte- s-annul prepay It_s ruinplete l2' per rent at this' caine lime ths- thirst party mon.'> is ree's-isesl II isdons' ins other statu's but i-iorldis uiuw',s limit,'' Mrs. Jnnt-s said that in order to have the little lied &hooitiiiiiss' ftirlils'ui 1111w', this' .lcsn--iation Hnist ui(qtiint' il 1(11411 of $2.5,flsMl lot',sii 'I his' iri'aniz,ititn has :sgrs's'ii tie di-'_s-Iop this amount, prsivids'd thii I)ivision of ilu-t:srulatton ruin i)ru'Inuy for ii few intuiith.s to allow' timmis' to isliproash the i'srtiiiiitiiiity for suPPort liii' pluuri lstss s-s'k is loon of $10 each frana 2O0 citizens or orgusnuustions with a promise In relurn to the maker of the loon afl.-r theliuw or prss'eslsire c'uirrcntl in force be s'hanged to permit pi-.'pavms'nt to enunnlulinity programs; or to repay the pronhiMory notes from tuition and fees rind small fundIng i-vt-nt_c throughout tlii' next Five years The uis,su.'iuution is fighting fur hus'tsh cseritrolls-d, hi'oaii based quality ss'rvlct's for the reL'irded which nrc as-ailable on ii continuing basis with sound financial rnanagt'ment, "Title IV a funding Li the only way, ste can heap from, which is st-hat wi' itiush ito In-eaiacs' we ore so far behind," Mrs. Jones saud, "t'Vi'fl with the Title IV a program of $ l8383, sit' stun s'SI N- It csiuiils'titinn for the stats' anti (esis'rusl dollar within a ft-tv u-tirs, 'hit' latter Is all the time we have lii develop a $3 million t'ndostnient so that the program will ttsi financially secure" 'fur llotrd of (oinniiissioners agreed to study her pros'isal and mneirt with her in work session on TuesiL-sy, - GOP BowsTolndians: Red, That Fr tin the start of all the Fuss about R -bbs isc'twr failing to i,hos up fur his ft: amestithBor-isSpassklgucsscd i: fr-i'nd Sam Smarl must be behind rn-ported (ttristins' Jones of P -, t': ru: L'fl 1 stammip Must Anicr,caos show little more inte-rest in chess than thea do in ticklleystinks Wi- bcçu-d the Spassk)-Fu.cher xiiatcti nurj.' give it a push, but what ttiarie hate we, with Vietnam, the Mik East crisis, the- presidential election campaip and Henry Kissinger taking up all the tiradei'" Lease es-erytiung to me:' I could ti-ar Sani say. "We-se gc* a gocct start with the theme- of a U S-Soviet cuifrcmtatiuri in Iceland But first we'll put I'&sctwr in hiding in New York to build up terisiun and get tie newshounds noSe-s tstttehing Then sic U bars, Spassky say publid) that he's iru1ted by Bobby s de lat trig tat'tit- and demandun a wntti Tha1 si dl be Bobby's cue to caine out of hiding and apoktze, whereupon Boris will behued arid agree to rite-SI hun in Re'kavik: Public interest might has-c waned then arid there except among continued chess fans whit are hay to watch in salerd awe and aid feel the suse of occasion that grand uia diess normally uiduces. On) scxrieaine like Sam would kse the challenge cit injecting rxciterxiu'rnt and sensation uo a -unction battle between a cviçle of d'ais-bcrne master. riurds Sore enough, the front pages cii newspapers ace-ass the country soon were — re-s-u-ewe arrvnng blow-b) -tavst aRountS of the farcical stwnanigans in ltekjas-ik. Esery erratic maneuver, every frivolous antic, every scowl on the face of urn- of the champs was reported with the t-nthuiasni wailil) ri-se r -.s-J kr a world heasyweight t-harrponsbip It wasn't just the faithful chess fans st tao wi-re on the edges cii tix-ir seats. The show of temper tantrums, threats-ned walkouts, absird demarwj; and jis'tulant about the flILaint1 hrss table, chair, the-u jaeces, lightu, c-arneras, the audience and the wise' h-ad sigher Americans shaku the-u heidi and ci' Lanrung, '1 dein di'eazn Usess could tie so wild'" V.1w-n it was repcx-tt-'d that the- Presiden's top East-West negotiator, He'rrj Kissinger, had uervene-d to V.op the irliglitung with a persorial te'i4ibor* call to Fischer, that }1rrsadeuI Ntztm tamed! had sent Fwiuu- a ra4e, that bsg sims we, being irnid 1w' elevisian rights arid that librarws aid .''es reported a stvden run ',m tieu tscijka aid chess se-ta, I evali't wait any longer ti' call Sam arid tell hun what a wizard I thought he was, WII are )'VU talking &buut" ht or - , DERS !NODLD e q Appearing before the Board of County CommissIoners, to seek an interpretation of zoning regulations Involving prcperty near Barney's Academy, Paul lovelace told the Board that he has a Super cent interest In the property and that at present, the only development planned concerns a dancing school, The propertyts currently zoned AgrIcultural (A-L) Thedancs' school would be operated by Marty and Jouunn Stebbins, to be used predominately for children, but with ext-rcise classes for adults upon request. A monthly tuition charge would be made. Mrs. Stebbins saId thud she is an accredited dance instructor. She is certified by I)an. c'emnast&'rs of America, Inc. While A-I zoning does permit construction of schools, the roning director said that the regulations say public, private parochial schools and "we usually expect a certifk'at,ion from the state for the school," Chairman L)ruinmond asked the county attorney how is this dancing school different froni another school — "there are regularl>- scheduled classes, certified Instructors, tuitlt)fl don't the other srhu,ilcha','e the sanu' fartors'' howard Marsee, county iitIorney,aIit that this is opt-ti to de-batt', tiiathie has no It-gal answer. 'Iegally, there Is no wii> tointt'rpre't. A school isa school isa school." Irs response' to query by ('umisunlssione'r Al I)avls as to the (ilffert'ns't- betsteen a dance studio and a dance school, Marsee said it was a gnatte-r of tt-rrninology, Mrs Stt'libins assured tin- Board that this opt'ration will d-finitt'ly be il school--with definite cultural orii-ntiution and 1% will perform civic functions, Brown 5111(1 that it will offer musIc and dancIng us is offered in ziiami>' public and private institutions (tiltsm,iissioner Sidney Vitilt'n was of the opinion that since' it would be Iocate'ti strnitegiciilly to un already establIshed school, ltamne>-'s Aczud&'mny,ansdsince' there would appear to be' plans for sonic reciprocal ngreement.s between the two, to the' great ads itnt.age of both, that in- would wrsomuilty' c'utisliic'r this It) be- an s,-ducatiomuil facility, It was the consensus of the board that the danis'imig facility' is in fart us 5110511 and stould qualify for approval hi> the linuird. In an aside, showing his full approval of the t'stablishi' intuit, (usairitistu h)rumiimiionii quipped, ''tIn >ou hut's' gnu'.' lessons fur istu,nblinit politIcians?'' - n For PR Man? rif School Is A School H oarings On Tax Assessments — 'Wtit die-as nnach' You mean )QU had rwithutg Lu do with it ' Iaged, beguvung to feel tool- lit. "No," he replied. "I've been busy to get phliaty icr the Flying Saucers Traveling &',ptv " still lii,. her's Ill a vi;s,,ii,s-r of I. A cuilli'ui rlit't-tiuig of 04' hlunirti of 'lax Adjuatimii'Imt.u. witS uitt.'nsletl by ('siutity (ou,unlssion ('halrnian Greg l)ruiiitritimni, I (Itniniesiulit'r Sidmie>' VihIen, School Board imaeuiibs'rs Jean Bryant and hay Staton, Tax Assessor Guy Allen and his assistant, Terry Goemnlwl, 'Die law requIres that five days notice be given to each petitlwwr requesting is hearing on his tax liueuzIsent date, there- ore 45 petitions, with more expected. Druznuuiorxi 1411(1 that ars'orsling to Statute 194 of Use State I 7 —4 'n1H PItA, I. "Just th.nk, if w,'r eI,ct.d, 111 be 'Mr. '/jce-P,esjd.nt' instead of 'that 9uy who married one of the Kennedy listen'!" Ps '.h'iiil'i Irittiluls 'ill SlIlitIli -t" 'j1 1,at ls,a,ct if iii ist flif I-or Its' gsiarrlsnnan, it will he$ *"e-k of ii,, se-ri e-rr,hsr,ns list,' fry;,, a sintail, liriat-qur h'' 'ut' lI'i' 1' irs ti cents', Iii.' c' hoot isimoc ;.hlers' is the pr'rfs'' S telling for ti. le$rttlna.' trlitts 1 tpry ' h, lI.'puhhls iii Natlorisal inn • ss'ntl'svi lbs this' itrn of i"issrisi:i Nuaiiuius:ui (iu:irsi 'luck Fans.' M sq 2 nsi'n ttiuillit I i'iits'ritii.ui wi-s-k Ihsu-' Will char" u tulip Nrsnthi Mmmii J un br II 1gb 5, hanoI - wit Is Is-au hirrc prr;suarmnit for lii.' stI$iillg Si 1)15411 stir ivalnaflg liiis-mpt', fiIs-', the st;ss ks if ni-st (i;.irip.-'l by the m,nukrqi,.d t$.-skc, i'sa;ir'l'ln"n will l.'arn ref v r.lirtCSy, mile. (iii..ilinso atsuiri tursti that Its.' duff ihil ,'vu'r s taci tisiact nader siritrol of r'ivII ,iicturhssinr cc hIs-vellIr- at (1 :io uI 'fls"n u Sri limo, 'trillinit ur'l s't,rl'j ' I F.t.'i's' ?'r, r'r .r f .r fI ssSer A keen flarntat he heiie-res George- McGovern the (( Iflifl I'Ic 5'if!',i rrsqmhd psi? rap lie- i ,',te br i'(is hard '' 'rot, niiarui(es a grrs'ery st,,rs' Anthony (.rishy, i lalar for si iivin phiys$.-.sl erhy'itu-sn t.as-he"r it 1k', s Uubin refuge-n' 'atw. hat ri-re-ritly icriis,r.ri 11 iImersthi1i Arid in less than a month, P"Il vote- for the FIrci tIme in thu r 'untry I fr's-n. l't. Sri: ke "ngsre Norlarsel litnitit Ilisib, ','tll spending the seron.I 'i.k of his m;rri.s.te- -it the' ene-improene flwy and their beisidiec are- vastly rim!frrent men sM they ,!t t'r'r' '!'eir ''i--t r!.'f,!'"a. lossik s :ilh'sl;s is miii itt. lilly t,fW$1 fi-lltaw' iiss'jini''u. his-v usnul vu. llsiill-n ut oIlier '.'hos,l 1;si'fhtl's will Is' stansling •iS a ''si's unit tins'" nil .ts-f.'nc.' Legal Notice th. c..' ., ,I c...t, i,. t.rn,n.,u. Counis'. Slat. .0 lia,ola its P005*11 in n• lh. utah .0 (jU(,Vpi I I IOTA PUTt/Api D.'a.c.l FiNAL NOTICE •P ,5 p. 'i' -. 's 4' ,•, ii-. $ tsr '34. e •1 , A liVJ, pr•5ii • 'ionoratai. Counh it J,juj't. '.mnos. CinI, F slda, , , ".°' -i 'r 'hens ,f 'h,ns t-t re-al beset iit Stichnel K.'nny, a mtsn afh rims tv-i'i .'-il.j isles t'itlit. inyl a don t 'j'$ f-f,)WSbS vro,l(ln'',,t,nt to t ',t then' ;p.rl'iliit four, • When the tisifltnt come's ansI ta-e to ,ts I told -wt, the-ri' s rio s'hntremy people' the (titian pencil. I to stay 1st' ;', 'r ci 'hi' ,, • r u't':fa',' 'il In' I zill In my sh i'h.'v r's'tl sg..Inst 'he 'T(.mt , Legal Notice - - .itirr, aCcOunt arid 'sourP.qs, at F IC Ti V OUt N AMI i .ute of Ihi isiat. of r,"s", Penyici • ' 4' t l'ut,an d.a%M, a'vi a'. ngi in i.is'ri.'tt ci 119 P4*v IA'S tm., iP,.q, and tP,•r. ,,-a.. C .tt.ib.mr vS,minoio ' 51. ,• ,.,. • . C,.'nly, I Ins'da uftdlr hi iUl.Oot trial j.ih$.n'.pnt 00 h.% ad ,,,,. -i SCM oa co r,; TIZcPC mlfl%iral'W 0 tad .stat., mod tsr W'.. and that eP r''d ° an Ordar dhalQ,ng ,'m as tifls' rgt.r sad nam, *5.' IP'a CI.,. oh r .. tIti C ''U'I (o,rl, '.4m,rvjI. C''iri' , SiP, d* -ul A Dateni ?P',; i s L'a a' , Florida in a,ro'danr. 4'.' " A C) ISV) orov'sons ot 5.'e I I(t.00ut P4jrit Roar,, I lSuOOCiOl Stahsilit, To Wit Siclion 555 At (..ru'Or oh ii-. Florida Sia$utt-t lIST F',taup r,o S Rotierli TAlum Do'oths' i ant. POIVI*VI Pdadn. Dav'es neslatad i'ubllth Anpj ii ISIS. Si-ps I. $97) Vprrwn f/:• Jr Oh nrc, 16 (11/CIA PlO ? S R F PP 1 Alt,o.', i F IU$O1 --- In the Cowl 05 Psi Count, Jiadsi. Sim nol. Caunit Florida, Probate r. '.od F iOfd 3117$ Publile Ai,siJ I I, IS 2S Sept DEG 5) _______________________ I. lIT) • In ri EitI• Of no rssrr Z - TOA$$Cr,diloriand Pausont Hawsnq Cams or Osmae'sdt Aq.M$ Said 10.1. You arid *4th of Vote a,. hI?Cb nulhed mod reg'u'rwl to prptenl 4ny cla,mt and demmnd% aIs'S.' i-user ot you, "Is' Psa,e agariti it., *StAtC 01 flORENCE 0 LYON, deceated, iml, cif tad County, tO th Count JIAIVP of S,mnol. County. Florida, at Iss 'aSic. in the cOorS Pu5e of I,aid County I Saeho,d, Florida, within ti. cal,r'.Jar morolit ttOSfl tPe time 04 the InSt publication uf thiS ntucr Two cog-es of each claim or demand 515a51 be in wring, andthal$state$ts.plac.00 r.tidenc, and post otfice eddr19i 00 D,e clamant, and thall be to by liii cialm.nl. their agent, or • tOrn*y and accompanied by a lilSig te, of on. dollar anti Such ciatm or demand riQi so Stud shall be vod Ruth At .'.e-cuIor of lh• Last WIl and Testament i3O FLORENCE C. LYON. de.ated C Vernon Mi., Jr. 0, CLEVELAND. MiZE S BERRY Atlorn,yt for tilale P 0 Dra*er Z Sanford. Florida 11775 PubI,lh Aou It, II. 25, Sept I. uI72 DEC. 51 , /j " •'' IN THE CIRCUIT THE E1OHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL NO. ri 597 In R. TP.e Marrsa. 00 JAMES 1 DUPSKL(. iii 4'iO4 and BCTTY RUIPS ()UPIXLE. wi. NOTICE OF SUIT To JAMES E. DUPSKL[ JR o Mary PItt Rout, 105*10. On'o. 1177$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ha a Peiil,on Ocr D';soltihion Marrage hat b,*n Oiled against ou and you ar.requinedloseqsea copy of your wnitl.nd,oens,s, t, any, to it, on HARVEY COULTER. Atltney ,o P.Isl'on,q. wmose bddre-st ,s 0 Ito, 3336. Forest CI;, Florida, 32751 and Oil, tI'se original with It'. Court on or brfone lh, 111Pm Jay 'a 54p I,mtaer, if?) olher*'te a iudgrno'O ma be ,nt,r,d aga'nSI you los' liVe re5,4 demanded st Ihe Pililon WITNESS tiny hand and the Seal oh Sad Courl 00 IP'5 SItS day of Augutt, isri iSe.11 • All V P4011 15 il(ClcWITI$, , p Ct-ri a'. Main, Itnoan Deputy 4.5.ni I'i,bltth Aug 1$. ui Sepl DEC. SS --_ I. i4 ,,,,,,,,_,,, NOTICE FOM 5105 The Scn,,,nsili Cnty tioavj of (ounly (0syln,rttlner skIll lIds at ,p,, oOI,ce of Arthur If tiesi wilt, Jr - Cl,,i up 10 13 00 Nn Monda,. AugutI 7$. 1513 SIN IIS tollo*ttig A 100 Inch (Salsa,, 304 Pip. Plea,; l's r 3i dc StiIvItt 1557 ut'i-nt V Anderton LTD e"u-s'a' Pa"n,r -Ipt'ei-1 St Ando'I.ies. .eno'a1 Pa'tr'er 'th15 a tI 35 Ss'1 I, 5. IPJ - - "" - - IN COUNTY JUDGES COUNT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA cu. No 5344 COat. CS NAOMI A I" t 'It I dreaIf'd NOTICE OF F 'SAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR OiSCi'4140E All '91S,,', i'f 8 vt, lU' ii-J IiVJl 11'e tinjr' 5"eJ as I 'a sad eslat., has o"pI,sed 'he ad n,,n,sUal,iwi lhi-,e'.' and 'sat t.i.4 " ta'(l (ott" Psi S n_si r,POrl ani 41) pl-cat'on to, Jithirge Obs,o.on; thereto, 0 an, ShOuld DC Jut; liI.4 t evbicai'i)n Allen flog p10°f shoeing IIi'S I'V?C 'Sit 0.511 Is,,bi%hed t'fls, I *1*1 Icr ' conset',. -sevit Itse mauler 0 Ini approval UI ta.I ,es,a.art and 'a ,%drf rig III 1 tO b1 0'5 of tillS all i0e 0*50,, the coo'1 J I ra'i 'st-'r55, At I..cuhOI if said el1, flass•St a' " 500 Su'h SsiitiCi'J A,Inq I 0 Tes's-tws tSar'; latlneul inih Puil Our og Malla,,J I Lw dl '3 75 irs" 5 I't I 'a' Ii 1' ' GaIvasmij tSr. . Li '. ., ' It (0USt S 1001,5 S COURT NINOL 1 COUNT V PLONSDA '' - a.', & NutS ton 5atlnnt Sp*c-fical,ai,s 'nap hi otiia'neI al IP,i OfIlse 'a Allhur H 5t5*ilfl Jr , (len;, C 0vnhhQtei Sanhwd -w i.; a, lug Cliii i OfI. I" I,) tin awe, C Sanlond, I Ion Ida ift? I All bidS an. Io 1, Sn a Sealed .n 1.100. puanls' market) us. oulSid,' (Sealid Sailor Ns(reallijs,aI Prøgnam Mali, as, og.n Montlay, , tie,a.od ,cs ' ,m' ' ' AugoO I'S Ifli a 8.0; CIII ti• opesi,4 all Ifl Mon. AugusI II. 1513 in In. board 'a County Comsnitrsst,mn.,i Olfsti. IloOm 106 Cottrth 13 , Sanford, Florida Aci,aa$ askani io 11.11. 'a Sr. l,tO psL'Iial-dn 'a gtsi .s'I , . Fain latin or Juisiani lIi5l i.e 'ne,'I"g asS t'."ilanIh. piat. of Sutt•5$Iul n.sJ,,sti todd.n *010* maui alIt,, Ipsiusi P'Iitut, tOUIIhtj'.ii, u sJ potS tti4, adjust ii Ic, 1151 ila,I,ilii is'S CJIO$ 1$ at $UJbie; 05 It's sat,'. Snail bE 04SI year sa.mu'rriiing tax asscssiuienta. FollowIng un imi.slwctlon and certlfk'atlun that the liii rolls are In w'uler, the Adjustment board annowiced thud M..lsflg. , ,, In Board 00 COunty (Oils l,5.v' ii i5,a,ftI As Esriulos County tax niv-se-s'tinc'mith 'l'hr first hearing is schedulesi for 7 p in. on Aug. 2; the seronid at 7 p ni, on Aug. 30, utisl the thirst at 7 sus. oh Aug. 31. Apjiroximnately 19 hsi'arings will be scheduled for the first two nies-tinils with the remainder schedule-ti as necessary. Notices to petitioners ore- .-zpettrd to be mailed this wet-k, in order to conforrii to UI' nyc day requlre'uiu-nt aely Inregula, Ills ., IqsIil,Ital-t,.5 1 151,145a114 5l Io r's.O i's S WINC)ItSS,SI 1 1 11 1 F Wudric.*ili P1.11.5. WaRs and Wntstu,an P A SaiiIiard. O'ion.Ja 1ud;. Au.JuSl any on all 11545 AIIhi,t H B.ei*iIh. Jr • cii.; board ol CounIp Commisio.ie,s IlIllinIlli (guIlty, I'lUIldl PublIsh Aug iS. 3. 5511 flit (S IS P0 bo Ni) IN Park, PisHlda )2P59 Allo,r'.sS It's III Lilale PuI,l,5h Aug IS, l's. Sept I, S. 1011 DI Wiesues a 'sai :tii4.% •Y.'-s'an-,Al ii'n EaCD (As v5,.'.., In. 5,Mr A'i,m.0i %tr,r'e' ) .,r"st. ',iIj5'l, ,'im,"•,a,ne.v, )5' 55 4 IWa PIVY rOiit#' ' 45 Pi,S -, 'i,eSg 11 's"' ''i I',Obqf ,1.5ci bed It DUslt'IN ,'yS'l' 114* A,qtii,e IniiJ 345 0iOo( A,e.'i i.'. o'.ost '1041 iN *11 04 ".13 " 'tse C'as,"t, Coma iso.' C'Ij,no,rt ft 'Psi C F If If holiss 's .ve" " siPs a1 '4i,5I'st FUULP,II. WILL lI%5SL'iP5 15 lii liSitilgi 'a Iii atI'i,. 51,1*1 SilaS. PI,I% coiiip4slJ 'it JI5i'illIt4101i 115$ tilt 1t54 Ii IPsi (p'.iI i 0.iharg. L)Di.cIu"iS P 'ti't 0 ShdsilJ b• Jo, 1104 i*h Phi Coin tuj'ial'j'a'i Aii.i Oiling Peu,3$ I Shoeing Ii'.I Ihi htile h45 959(1 iU4'S•t.Il,l *vtst l'e 'sialIes lh1 a5/pfu,al uS lb. le sof and diSihag. 0 PIcliliSI I SUOSNE WILL SAMSON at Fi.tut,X C'S1 corn. before liii 100,5 NitbI Fussli. Wliiannton Ei.tsilur 134 hi"l I Oil. lf11 Publish Avg e II IS 0 duf' 'sOuSE Sinlij('J 'iv 41 30 Setm04r Is. I?7 ii ' 53 5' SI i( It suun Pn.s'.,aO',r is it.!5) 'E 5s'cJ Cf i,,piinty '.a-i"nsS'us'vlS Sa,,'nsil. Count, 4 UI 40 B, ar,'s 1,Y'"ursd. 'SA.r'V'.445 1'.Di, sfi ,'ig,,' o,quit I 'sri ' t'. T'4 i: .0 ?5i 'o'"it-' I Se • SUJr'i 15 C'a,oI', .; ,nst.un..s if C,,unt'r °or-iIL It I' - "t - " ', 4q.,ijr 54,qt'ng 's,nd i ft. '5th he fl Ms if August. -s 0 Ci,,nt', Conpi'ii,%i.ufl,t%' Si.*5flij 'SQean n'P)E 'i,r'tluuso It )4t'i(*'$, '.m,nuee ',*nty "orit& 3ursA,,I ig J*5,t, ,ss md lustc Iqr,l040.. acid iduilied I 4usut sin 'u,'t'g, .t1i'flg intl 'ef'UuPt'flg slid Io.sndu"g, ),%'4.tti.n54 48, jnsi HI "gIst if 'is. J,,ol'. ft ,c.n'eWi,C ui4'hq duO". is insJ '0 'iC 'U0U*r.4 3VS4'Os"3 -gnus 'a a,,, 'o a,s rn s, A is 'OVI ue ,.'encisr'ee 'nsa..' rvsng 'str'n '.isi.". A.f".*. - '3yu',q S.osiuf. sOuSt"ig ss',a is-rig list is Slots 724 'iuQunties' 'lui,,e,, , iou., 1.54, I' 34 ?P50 "".0cc wmtsuE Ct3snl'., St 'isV k,,eU if L'3541W5 'ntaos-q.s ii in,.'.'. Coosily, sir_Li., 'nt "aft 30y if AugusI. %4I'WZ Al a, '3$ S.,n,nue. ,sj*jSlIy. 'tu4,Ua 0*51 J'ii_' besi j " till I 4. i, us,, d'ot 5. LIII I ot1us 5.5,5 a Lilt I '.l*c Bust I ii ,e 5u,.'_, '1). '3 '. ' Il',i ' )i,iSUncJ IS'flS. I'. usLi'fl'a 'V 5'5 I 35/ 1 t. 13$, 5/Sf /5 Ms,,,I4ISLL3..t1J, I'd F oil 'ltq Sb if '.ln l 145 535 LESS IllS I 9 Us', '0. 544110.4 I'Ifti,t ti 'U,ft'Sl' i_jI 'Un 'a a L"*'aar. 51re,l ';.eig 04$siquss Lilt I 1'") 5, ti'. SQ if tJ Li 0,41, ,a iS,I.j.n54 54 •o,slts Qcwigs 5,4 '0 II "Sessest'un * 'S'i 54,JJ,$ ti..'f u"s.s J*ts D*U St U%ltvd 0 'a I 4 asS P 'a If st ii.srSaii 94* Jel*J f4I 01 5 Vi ListguI' 5t I all; 94'ade'ed 'ai s'• PS 5, Ofk'g. 'Sir. 5/dit-aii, D,/44e11-J 3.15. s's 5, Dmei'. St a.,) IMtt'JII, 9435 (tsmls'eoig I4P,P45IS"IlCS,I, 235 .nes 1550051t 1.045 hg *.i DO ', ".o' us -tag II 'SQf Cgrnmi,,an,,t S•mirsII (00n1,' ,,ps' B, C3Sg t)'urnmnsj, Chairman August 55. )5? 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SuO5i.*ui55 '0 P50 A05A sPeo 'SE Al:3 Vi Qnti.Vl cen as .'Oui I Wi,, Ac, C -5 ,ti'i' 5 5 "eQ 3$ P5 So,sr'p scuct''E 5 Atijn F vqqlps, Is' Ca,.'s$, Soar'I C's-ar'man - , ,, Iii cOlt • JO PlO' estah. WALL At I IS PSAL C Csu"$, icaIgf ml n-s once si 'a Sinsilt-sli lIS• (vu.1 lute in Sai'fJ los tie. e,th'e' is sat,,,JCl "iø5h$ tili,i hi rn - %(,iilPl 1 NOtICE tO IlfiultUlls Via All r.lsd"v tla,'519 Ciatnis Or DomarId, Afalii' Slid bOat. mV henet, ViOl aol .-J." .5 I .,? .I's'J 'i tlau,,s a'J U,,,,l.'Jl al' t nt ,w cub,' uf oo iii, 'a.. agansl taa ' SEMIWOLE COUPSI'. 00440 hIld a pubiC 'aa' "54 '0 cuns dv' S utrocosld osao. 'a un ng "u'' A' Agricuslur. 'o C I 0"i),'ii C 5 •Oii3*OiJ Cornm.rc'a on __,_ P 1 Ps I cl'S S , .,.', ' ',,' ,• 0cr e V.'e Board 'a COunh, ,,C*' 'itsoners f Se.'.ntise Coon?, a '',' Legal Motic n DCC. 25 SEMiNOLE COUNTY 50550 OF COUNTY COMMISSIOPSERS Natice •5 PvBi'c Plearn5 - . Io15Iqe'iJ.qsi P','Sh Ag 4, II, IS, Is?) 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Cass.ib.rr,, Cnty, Fior,4a undo' I?', F'cI'?,O,j% tsar's.' of ii V SE RV 'CE S aol tu-ict w intend to r,g'tIer 544 nCr"# *05 the Cu,,; 00 ttse Circut Court, S.rnnole County, CIØ,44 15 mit cordance *,tPS liVe PfO','S'W% i ?s'I F,ttt,Ou5 Name S'a'uttt. lo St Section 545 ('4 Fior di StattIo'. lISP S Roland P Lea-li , JA( H Dais's s 973 Publi" AUSI Ii. :5 S'' DEC. 64 F$CTIT1OUS SAME PlOT ICE IS hi-ri-by g.en ihal a. 3 , Mary. S.m'no'e Count, Florda tet51,r the ttt,Iouj nan', of "THE PLAN TAT sOPs cr4 tom? a. 'voes'd tor.g-slrr Sad riin'l *115 IPie CIes f Ihi- Cr-lut Cour', $,rts,noi, Count; Floida 'r' acco'tian, *05 the proissivis of the Fc'itous Sect TOWS Name Sialuiri rc. r ,., ..'.s'? ' 'sO• if :1w uarst-. the ne-n ,n1nns foe , too.. s' 5#,5 uI,dq,tm'a,i ft. r.rs',a'j I ¶ a '14 I 105 c sir, 0.1's 'se-. a 64 504I em 'sOC1 leVI 04n1 50.1 '5) _,'r o.' r '.or.. Si 5e''- Ira's 10(1 vo.,4't$.1 O,i3I.c IV Il'4"44fWA A,0A? 1i73 %s'all N3TICE FOR SPOt .'m 4,s't '55 SCt. O'5f C '# if . wi.. 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C4s1, 0' 14 'i iF i 0' A '0's 5 i"l 14• t ii. •''Ciit C-st." °' 44 0 Ar F t00 arr e or SiAt F 0 5tf £0 Sf15 4" V4 '- • Legal Notice ' ' ' '' - ' ' "" '' '.00I V I- v )sra,l ,OI Aii 'it,, v-ri co V.',' s' 0 ..'s i'5 a ,'.' ' ,.., A 1 ,nn',o osr e-o oa a 1 e-•. ' f1 ii I,'.. •Oi-.',. 0 p'•i CO'? Prr iP• •li'' os' af PAMILA LO't:;i 'arso;, ,.,i ,-tu 4,1 VO'-"4n4.I a. •II aOO•49 b.f,. in. iSOr4ht45i /OLI A /JlLiAM'i '74! J.IQI A105t 71'.' I)7 t '# - sod 'o leo, rAu%# C.. h.', '05 t,• a' a''el 5''e• s-. a ,dqi-as'. -., # •9".ø1 4-i, s'j vau Or.nte-0 PP4 a-I'to' T'.E 55 ,_S "404 a,'.i i.. os ,.'• COo's a' '.OI'sI 5)'da. us's '14,- '0 jii ill) • H'O 'a 5CV 'si 'em Cr' "i'" 515' Si 0Oii (tllb P',tt" J,l5 )5 Ausj 5 II 'I Sfl OF 'Ii _ FICTITIOUS NAME lIsa? I am PSOTICE s hi-riO. engagesi "I butriltS a' P 0 So. 545)50951, S.misoIl Count., Florida ur-eler ti,. t,Ct.t'oul usam. a 1 5 LANPI SERVICE. and 1.'ai I n'endtoreg'Stsi- i,drame IPS 'be Clerk 'a use C'rcu't COo'S, 5.m ,cI. Counts'. I loc'di ri acc.sulanc. *tPs She prO'.iS"W% of P"* F'clt'Out Sac?ofi To /dt lame Sta'uts-'i 54509 Florda Statute', 1551 S H Loch Baker PubliSh Aug iS. 35, tept I. S. lIT) ' psnor,S I'f p., • • r ''-i " 'F '.'e-.tss 0' ,.' •' . A nil a Ti SF F WI scAt ari c-os i's Vp45 Cii CulT eoue r tiC SF it'sriI r t,tj'IiI t #. r 100 ma 's/ll *si VOle PlO ?) Ji 54 °' • /' ' ;r Po jO NO TiCS ?Mrimi ri.' pr'tn !h.s? rll ntn on ersnnsl them Rut r,mp.d ietje-thet Few u1 ire-seed fl 'he Fall fitignes this? ttr;p n.'in 'if riViIiSfl life-, hsy find t's'tncflcUS on in. sin,jle- pf'lifl? use' "irili't Tw, •e e.re-ant Legal Notice Legal Notice ;)'/?--A IVU1IlII ' Alt 14nr-* ' 1' — +I ISJI,II ,,.-'. $ lit HUBERT BETTS ( opts-s trss 1w-rs'pr, ,'' tin: cc Almost as bad as man's record of upsetting the "balance of nature" are some of his efforts to present-c it. One example is the- atte-mpt.,'d stabilizatIon of beaches, which ha'.-e been eroding away and building up and eroding away for millions of years. Another is contained In Smokey the Bear's admonition that - 'Onl)- you can pres-ent forest fires," a commandment taken to heart by both the puulic and lrofesslonal foresters, Firefighters in tt1e nation's western forests has-c not yet reache-d the goal of total exclusion of fire, but os'er 95 per cent of wildfircs are extinguished while small. The three to five pt-r cent that get out of control cause almost all the timber, lift- and Property losses Hut this small percentage does tremendous damage, says Martin Dodge, a forest ranger with the California Department of Conservation, The 1967 fire season in the Pacific Northwest and north' em Rockies was a blow ho the national economy as well as to the local timber and recreation industries, he writes in an article in Science magazine. The year 1970 saw a repeat of huge fires in eastern Washington Southern California was declared a disaster area by President Nixon, The final toll for California was 14 dead, &iO homes and buildings destru>ed and fA%JJtJ of timber and wateried cover burnt-si More disastrous fires ma> be i,-xpected in the future, warns Dodge-and a major factor contributing to this prediction is man's vets' efforts to present forest fires lie quotes a report by a lire study group for the American I-oretry Association: afire control agency's worst enemy may be its own efficiency. The- longer forests go without burning, the greater the fuel accumulation ansi the greater His- I hazard -In other words, its not nice to fool Mother Nature fur nc,mii J'istiiIli! lI.ttusliusn - Presidential '72 loIfaIs)si'rriailis of 1 uk,' hit- mci' ut luisk i-u.n Supply rinil Sn'rviri' lclphrey margins wi-n' a hit large in three (7 1w ii Michigan, 5.5 in New York, 3 6 In Peniic'lvamit,, sat'husctts was a sport, giving Humphrey (iJ per L's'r:t i,i liii' l'rcsidi'nt's 329. TIn' stron gest es iik'ncs' of pat tern was visible not iii margin'. hut voter perci'ntages. Leaving out Massachu -i'tts, Mr. Nixon in l9t-8 got percentages ranging froni a hi gli of 47 8 in California to a low of 41 5 In M ichiigin ii iiriiphit i' ts i'nt from a hiihi of 498 per cent In New Yom k list of 42 9 in (thio. Mostly the two mt'n (i'll heist ect 44 and 47 l'he l'ruman-I)ewev election, complicated by the -an4 iid.,cv of I ienn Waliac-i'. was tighter still. Massachusetts ag_il ii did nit follow form - gis ing Truman an 11 5 edgilint he took I ltinois by just .9 per cent, California by 5, Ohio !, a nilt-rosopic 3. Ii i'ss cv in turn picked off New Je'rsev by 44, Penn st lvania by 4 0, and scraped by in Michigan with 1 6 and New \'ork with I 0 margin. Once more, the voting percentages bore fascinating initlarity. In three of liii' eight, lh'wey's suti' was itls'ntto,il: 49 2 per cent ills 43 2 in Massachusetts aside, his ange in the other seven was from 4(10 in New York ti l9 I l'ennsslvania. ;555 for Truman, lie ran Irons a flat 45 per cent in Ness Olin Illinois lie hit near 47 tInes' \'s'rk to a high of ____ ihiirly ili5 l, InIip,IICc .insi 'ill, --,----- 'cscei in vans hilt III.' will 1$' Exotiiiiii' tt itli .i 0 . ,, ''" -' '' " - 'ii'i B0 Us flht('('C HIOSSAT i'1', 1asaisa? t, fr,v'rJ Hn'iI'i (hi' A;I;+r, R,Ic+tr cc.iri+, #%e.OIII7 IvuuuI1uy In Populous States -- - 'Camp Grounds' Schools Used ,As Finds Vote Pattern jtn F ANP VOLTOLIPIE. C,rculalcn General Ma;r' JO.iPd A PO,SK $ Aie*', Ed'c FRED VAN PELT Ynagsrg Ed?cr Indeed, it may well he that the Sanford residents who have missed the pleasures downtown parks and g -der.. the games on l-'oi Mellon tennis' courts, baseball diamonds and play area will no'. seek them out . " 8)1 9993 t%ALTER A &IELOW E'c 'E 0 DOYLE Alefl;ng '---.'. 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'a,5I SNI "am.; '9 4lt. tt*s'.tiM '''I,',,-' "' ' �6 6A-The Sanford Hera Id - Friday. Augusfls,97 JuniorOlympic Even t - - Faimlay rfter 'S._________ - -' ROfl Mayfair ir t h. k "m ' hmorosstrnns will twisn at m The toanipinnst'up '-xiuu ta,rd tnmnrrcm irng with the same .starting time And the Sante site. Thake area toozen wk-Ing added laurels art ('ark CAs,sel!X.M. riviie Hudson of fairly runni's-u in both gross and iitt -.-.rang trams should be entered. es*c v-r ar c)4, 4 Current dub rhampimn I)a e McC - I1 team UP Dwight Street. I PX'lJr%e that this I11 he the ttRfl to t'5ar SI ,w fit Both McCoy and S'.rvoirt are two hanodlirappers There 1 cnn Helping to, run the ttsur. rtament are several familiar 'fl Cnnesttith t''itin in the area B4'Msle' tc'n thcie M S p(w4n41 All of the fighters mentioned wnn district tith in the 'II i t S& j 14- -• 5- , ,-. S 3. .- .. VW OF t~ - - -- - , is AIL. L ______________ _______________________ - .. .. ~ - N- t-it . -. t k, " 31F. aI*OOU purse up for grabsb the womcr.nf the l.rC..a _ - - - , - .!I--- k' fe .,. /?I t. ~- -- - - . ~~'k o . - I - ~ I FL7 , . 0TItI(in th.r -c '.iiii rmro r R.ckter t '.like smith. Rri'sw" •W'iVfl 'q rrt4y f, • RAnnie Mi.n tre.n "° R s',mekter i,roen tt It in Hroq I I' r I ihtf. 'wlt ntres 'mme fr.m ill cw.'' !he 411.0-1 onof lloopla~-4%1 -.-;orfoil% 'lv,' -if h ort.hhpr 'htsn h.' I lit. .I.Rvti ;vylp ,if 4,trof,13'h (s tie alliq I I - 1 r- .. __.I77' \ - / / ' F-111 _ 5 - / / S. - i, 1 I - v-%u nttt ,1 K . - . r.m m(iflhl !h Its fl!4 0 nt.rnt t1i I .. ~..~,~~ . .^ - - futiiih sit of cm ln*1 Pmt' Jaii • 'hirl in th %TT' ''i'n cm. r.n •-sit .'!vnt qtlfl I4IiO Tn 'lunbl iitntq it ,he 'ni o - 1% 0*000", oc lcmr;mts' Iii Suritirmumie (siunty its r'.i Us pitt ii ito) hI .1 iii 10111)) , , ,~- • hiitetP tte' iufltssrt thus h lder I I -~ ' ~,T- -it \ - 11 '%W~- ,,_ Crosshanded, efies _ vrr p#tttn - Ri' tie \sttnn rt'o .11111 ltt;mntly.imn ltImlc.)i S11i'stf; .hI::I,,(su; till In • I Vohil.' tsr -\lh;munnti' Prsruot •l. list-u M'1.pl. from uhiffvru'nt t> pui of u.tms we nit' psi stts;irth stinsul jo t law enforu ,'rnunt pus rco nnsl " says firaritly ' . It" .~ 511111-- the 41f1t1414 diVIlorI the pur'irmp lnt4 into light s'id hvVRC .l'tlP' F%Ofl the i (int)P,hmeflt by P r', q wa n',.'thin n t. Anti all .-if the people enronforted with -oi'o' *ee u' hmt ti -irfir iro ifi, .r, iiil;tit / \- - D I -I -" ~ '- ' .. (y'4q pnnanre4 y rniimøri olvgro-4; ,of 1.-- It,, mill -il;- It - , r -,( •', mø ')rinnn1f) s'rni sst vinhin Kiu 'fr. n1 the ln..',l entøq 'tii rinte *011 for themc!tu' nn1 Kelley With fW hsn 're. ipirj Victor Pr.', .ip?'irs'ct fr4t plato in the tfP4Irl h°It phas. ,if the tswirti.y Sutsng !he 'sris'?v f i,,o of the .jroen -ø'1t tntre's bir q1tuo tilt , iiritanit,otionfil - Schlee Putts should bring most of the top women pros of the unt' Imated )ust North of ApMka. the 65C6 ii .out, U was just opened shortly after the f" tie thu yPar. vio desnedby the weUkwnJotli*,whcaIaoc'arvrdnuthq Disne %'rxid courses The Orlando area can ruact ce'uixnlm brag one of the most popular centers for ;rofeL q I" .; If ifill." .' --- 1-7.F "' ' I ow £ Errol Estates k'rnIpM ht in 0 0 111, I 1 ~Jjpl l ilt, ' !;, Ill,fll f ,f !;A rlof 1k fir -• -'I I'' r - rt,- ,(.' • ,\llcirwsnt' 'pngt WhiPs hiust of thu •lsmh , if , i- DEVENSING against attaukvrs %%,till ,I knifli, is only olle (if 111.111y deft'llsive Illantivi,virs laught .11 tile "SoI-11i )I of . elf I)viell, ... olm-rawil hy .11111 I'll- antly Here Norma Slandford hlocks Ilirtist of Mrs, 11arbara Br.inllv, wih' of tin' s'imni s tt'd(h('i' 1 - ,, - - 0-1 1. - ''r,1ti!, b - - -- record - ,5 10 . - -. . Clark. a 15-vear-old w ~, or. at lis pciucs r 'vitruies tim his 10 fight, - - - t . - 1PIT tk •" I - Than Jus t 'Kicks -. :. r - -' - -------- S , S -- - - rv" h fntø., k in %4 thit flrintly sr' rr'tq c,rct !~' :supI- : fjlviflfr'l with thr' (14y* i, es fl. r itistr Ik tvp' fIt .il 'l'fl' I fIIIØ nun tis*ht P'r1 PP iiri't' k hut" lliit, Klfr -., h"l(k it tin pit n lti U.' rc'i.l t,ini fur tIIIIfPIt bY IttIItISIY Ii ii f '.rutniv.*,l,i Thuirii,y IIIIIIIS iIIu$I%,,lhhIPq Wti'. Fire li!!iitiu.ii I.f k;,j',fr iirul uul'. n'i Itiur,' ir" f"ur t.. n.t t-Pk S.turt$ ciukitii II, I$'I 111111' 0'pt at '" ufrgroo* Nithtr, 'tI f i ,ktii .-nre uif ttiems'ls. it i. 'i Purl 4.ree i,rsits' k not no u,tfencivp tIII tritiis wr,tk 'if Hrc,ntIy belt tv.14rr. h a ltRn(hng %s..;qw'fi per e, it k n slu'frncivo "Itus"l White belt Psnl'krc tsro nvtt4tiu.n fv tsnfn who i ;r',puuiillu'n fur U unr, Yet it the Ie*c '-tpertenu ic) with tter.. "r"J4Iv intorestod in lflIflth'ib 'frirc'e cot thiji tagP nil' utinully Itsctii hi srifr gr'iip lh rcsop •ttunqlve thr,itq lImit ;in ' u•ttrliui,.' bolt with three trio frseet abo,ve (citiepitsin q Ta'm 'leo r' fuulJnaoul by the brc.a'rt ,,, tITe in nnfcw Pt lthm (cmi ulegr.e Ars'l then us I ,,tnit h '-,i o'h intel rri"r,.h..rq f k mimI, • Itiloc lit esist' flue rind ''11115 lbs hum Pi belt Ith It IA Kolley, gremtp are a((trJosj in t'ir'l'i uludhmit itt o*. "Ilent -ill •t It 11411alIv t,lkp.t 4 Illetillop Ito qpTior,rtunill, Ito flotipl4y their ,%-. '' *1 wo In Ivirlit iflior. tli" Su ,,ilnsle Kumnuit. Itciju. in •!.t igri this' huh 'frgtt'i teltsk !nlon?4 It j-,r,i'm tunne' wth Iov ,-. fighters hn has seen plenty somnflifl - \h4%ul4IL'pleflt' tough entrie' frim Mempt1I, Tcnn ansi lcnacla have h.isl 50 fighta to their I tfl.ifl% t __________________ -'••. - - Ph III-.PIKY I IMIP PIitiilil - . practice since he usual!) is wcrirtg right around par. Arid, of rciursePspaRzoiphranplas- Justarw-rtias hr hattrnnstnf - __ Karate Clubs Drawing Interest ______________ riti Didion is Ant-ther of the art The fighter- will 'nit divided "% age and wright There are three Inr divisions, so ihiflern ""It , ' and UINtry Eckstrin, both of whom are Ins handirmippen. I III - ould also give an outside charwe W the hittirr-.kan romtarsati of Ralph arid Russ Sunas. We hat'e Isecri 1-cm much of Russ lately, but then again he difen't need too much - il ,ncturnet the .%thlcti' ireisr I, I\'rvz. ansI earl .S% Ark Al' till hand ,Atli tw wi4a .lunhssr Oh'mpic Chairman, I,.n Vs'sn'*-ees1en an1 AAU t;li ('t R..sin Chairman He.i hIurnarnCnt5 The ill be battling bsers (mm other are •tirn Clark. assistant 1,csts ci the st*tr :ss ui. :.. -fit tr ir fl-,, action tn the ring fits fattic.°sItistt 7i, aIIafl h1i,ii .1 I'iJilt'iT' is the t'ur nanwnt directn Young DaItin t)csltcsr ,' p, I 35 figh ts Barnes of Aharrionle SMn;F1. has tu.d h im Gillfirri rind Robb, gar.n. tr~ date fit ts a 7ft-pounder who ii - I 5; • soarUing 2- rep.orl card of :tie ir.s came as 'is won flit Orlzondn t)istr Championship u \1 If .ALks;-.-a,tion will hold jU final tournament sof the currt!rn season It will be a t'ojmartrer.twct4oaU event for the club M r ur*ter twa tour g tar. i a P(4T wit- ho UIIT in the 15- year " "" T''UP Although rnediatt area Ramntield IS WCITUI mentioning because of his tremendousrrc'i'srd in AA'i cnmpetiUnn The 1S-'car-1: i*hn fights at 14 pcoun4a ha )tljsndn u-ith rnan ai'e. hping tin continue rin Wai F'trt of the priiminar - tier Afl! t1' this 'nrng in the Annual AAU unicsr Ohmri,c Regional LITI Champinn.hips at the U S Naval Training ('enter in b •. ,, - More . Area Boxers Resume Tourney Bid 1LRk (1 SlI f. ' t. .itrlanit Iin !r• \ ti era Vs % - I(A - _ _ __________ p, _______ - __________ 1 on Frosty's - - " - 1.1%.,vit at Scot . - ~-: -S4 ~ t)' % IIAIFI t.R1.1,% ititt the big circuit S117ON'. Ma&,, ~ AP)-John ' k-tilee timid at Share a! the lead Rolling Hills . orviouse he urnt hgainst hi.o. team ci' Tons Haries Bob Stockman . Term 3t1liamcir and Chip Harkin racked up a total ci' plus eighteen it capturt the UT prize in the event Two trairris finished in so tie for second Hcimvt Pets- Dille. Rob Ohs er and Frank Eaton and tht other included Glen Williamson, Stan CtaThr' Al Mit'itd' and .Joe Cusick Third pl."r with a plus fcftee as von hi Ru] Harris Paul Henning. 0 R Weinman and t)ick Sruth Sunday's event was auto a points tournament but si as a fourliartner nxird contest, Most unusual to, Rolliniz Hills member comprUtion was that there were onli 6 fro learns compet-Ing for tlkt prlu-- The be.%- the winners vaul,4 muster up was a minus. three The winnini: ' combinatinr via Henn and Rose Harnve-Hal and cirna Jenkini points away . finuiltung at & minus nine. In world place, were Fran and Judm Garland floe and Grace Melic ThispastTuesdas a rune holetv-uiught tziurnwiwnt vtucii was a four-partner best-ball event, included a much larger 'irid of members The wiru-un; tram o'Bud arid .)urm 'tan jvrwaikcr-Catirs and .iiiiti Hulrhuck turned in at right under ig them firs place manes Three Is-ama finished .: six unth'r par 3(1 foe a sl'arr of seetaid spot There- so-c irither r'-c'wd of three' teams splittirw third yuan- mnt.rs 'irushing at five under par uris-one Theme sot-re Grcr-gr and f'hm-Ilts C*rd*scia-Walt and Ann t)ittmer . Jim and Malls ;,-j] F'T- ,onk aid C orriug Hau hs' 'ti-gi' and F eg Jcuhnstmn-Coru' - 4.i - M ri' ack tc ancit•d t - 1 k strnk"off par with c In vrUTan said after cutting fivt f '°' him Ta ss'(n :tnd rwkiv Start% Halton. tied &I ( tillS th( oj('1' I Cl•i t thin , i wait as ' spoi-nose of - US oing to put.- he wilid •s arted ' '.t n'ionaiis sill --- lst C~ii F the so I ia'r-d ltd. g.I(P,4 IJUL dccli k gle put% 1fI urcdI load t hit so 'i I starte'cimutt:ri 5s-thin4 insmck cm' U' tNt CfOS- - - a ahead hi the one ,r.ruke- margin Greirirns has had two rounds of 2_7ti sotuc'h would tn rim-i par at flubsitread Par at Erro1 ________ - lwtroll %e% )i*UrJ. s: eland (it 1% 112 - - - ChIcuco e- 56 51 532 61: !i,ll 5C 49) 11 ! ,I (i 1 4~5 15 llc'u.shn- -. I INA ('I~rl~ I i '~.I,V;1014114 I --.. - - 5'. Szo:Urm -re 12-13) '. Saturda 'a Games 0 .hdand at Cleveland (.i.iifumnua at Detroit 1 -- 'u - - hoslon at Chicago Y vaiesoth at Baltun,xv. N 'vauke'rat Kansas Coo),it York at 1tis Sundali's Games . - I 41 b ii- A A John Higgins Slit- tv -A autirm Eire if the Neu Vurk Jrtb du W iii a %atiolitioul 1*90tball Lesgur Caltur all io,rawom. tbroar four pla~rrik bhould in&Lr surt' the% lead the Iraguor in vur it atrgur% ~ bait. .tan at C*ies'rlaud i. ,!,Ion lit Clucago. ! us auket' t Kansas City . ! Jurrus lit Ut-t.rull Muumrsota - __________________ ii- -° _,SI - ' I it i to her rst In -- ii. it Sievt I- arltor, twd' L"n saiving for Jt'-e'-t sot-i-i a And soft-i-li prefoented I! to till wife, Itit tlad It, sl~iart- I, witti 52.776 ot!,wr dtIlghled t1nl(K*Cr`5 ' . ! at Baluxnure. twilight %--u Yurk at 71exas. N the- P'ulldtklphua. ripped up tht Reds ". prv%,i~3inf Carlton witti his 15th ctr,. -- - t IIL.IA .tt ci Il,Jlt Pvtt Rum-'s single and Jot but Don Money's samfice fl) 'ti Lanes two,-run ttx fifth gave him a 54 ('Ut and the Phils built on it %it). tu(. .murt runs apie,cr in Vs t so ant Stes e We soant To NL ° (,rnstr - - - things neaffer he rwr an)une long tune nw first goal is 19 straiii;hl %,Icturlej, U feat Unjifttauled sint-v Rube %larquard of Ole edged Atlanta '.,,.I, Houston rl# cago Cubs nipped San rotri * - ------~-- - - - . Louis 3-2 and Los Angels-a so-hip- in-. ti.t Etdoe Turner with a 29. Zt. 2t, Athnta at %iuntreal ' Cluvago at IA* Angeles. Oni - games setme-tuied houston at Ptiiiaciciptuta Cuictrinat) Lit %evi * York AUant.a at MUfIIJeal Nitsburgh at San Dwgv. 2 St IAJU15 at San Franctwo lit IA* Angeles I - --- - JI M - 99211i~~ -LU lil(A\ I I (It em Aug "That's ms birthd,s she told her husband, 'rod that '$ UridtlsoIi) )esterday, Atvtersaveraged just ashade under Z n strokes per round for "iPused a 140 UA&l On rOunds tu5 fi%-t r(rurds )esUa, day. Hu CA U. 27. 28, 29 wW X start soas is-ui fantastic as be averaged 24.5 str okes in the ftirst twou ruunds with vwes of Meanwhile. I-JeLffer. tile 21. He foliusoed them up year-old Ikn- da Tech student with 28, I, and 29 fur lus, five Lh in ttar against bun toured total of 13 World putting tha.IIJPMIIkup Cin-uznutis streak 11at effun by Aridefs was semi-finalti, jut!t 1111girit be would vul-itinut Ili Deriuri considering JohnMm gave- buns lead with a tsou stroke-s better than a 1 himself the to(.-run honlier. tile lieds pusttd by Baltunowe putter ,,beirFuirild L*st,, VItter in Uw David Toll-kir world jurnped him for three runs W Atibvng tile other Ujp ()rlandio .11Uoteul-s who still love a shout turn downed Charles MnInto,ti what I want Your 2ft victcr) It wall a tough urder I t1blt-flI beaten them it17, Carltuzo said of the Reds ' 'You have to stay on top of that lineup .. ou never And for awhile, it looked like (11 (III rs i goes over SOfIl 141115 OVs ing IlIifl( (I'. i. -----with oxu of his regulars at the "School of Self Defense" operale(I ill tile I * apistrallo Aparlinctits on' ruesday evenings. Terral Dodson is ill fl-ont trying to throwTerral llenson. are from Almpka. ' Both I T'-.:-, AQ- ' s:,:.. - - -'- n -:1e' 11.1 • S 4 itt 1. ____________ r - - - - - - ?4. - -- - NAMEW • - ti. .r '' 'lu. • III I OK nisnuit i-( ir it. - 'L -=-'" $I abut.- '-'O.'sin ir' aith tiukhrr'51fl eitr. -shut- P°r"L h Ito. tielt w1un14 us - - is ..u''n_'i 41i s 1&rT - cup photo Vuctur c3s•rs'z. dr. ' 'ltPt.T *r,q) '1511 rn t II t unstritiun für Her t' :u'otuld,r:Ipher Bill V'p"- - .; -' F the I )ttfl 11141 P°ti Jcuuiaen -- - r'aniIo Su. ttom ahutu the m,• I A I- 'he t 'iu*ushuun (.irne - - iLn4.d' - _ - Dim IUI 4iIio.h rlieet3 ib uisfltmm i Drmie stan-' - ... The 'Si-alent' Hero eggie Smith Mak ing 1* st"Ith - Ifl1CA5 "a I , !11 Ikln,z 4 sits rusokit of thus Im-Irformer sititc, tioill(I %V4, tionsideriolile I i ill's miu.i 1611)111,woll ",v, 'no,miled flito: ime to Ill for his pvt-formance ii, ,-oiti%I Iliviroit I.i.st %%ccliend. ) SrI; fit lit' gAllit'd tttrt:, s ,ind dol,kil strong. %I It fit hero A itt,.I thrxvus ti r I' ui'ssi it night that helped tilt- Iti-d S~0`% twat tile L 'I I"ll t , lit toohat f,c 'I'Fv% .1.4 III'),: -, 1w 4q" hitting. %a% % hluIst&uim 'rut s .t r Istslit k suuk' to the stlullid of ulenvv VhllrltiLl% thlIV W ~'Jtd k:U3tvnicr-, 'sh,ss,e-sI up to .sitUfl,.,(i. II%e %tar St,uitl us u 011.-leN 4.1 P ' - ut ,.,~ - 'k ' 1 v.% Into A rv,ol Ir.iffic ).Ull to Ilowl ,t e il 0014 i' . ,'I* . 0- - i % , -s • 's5 V1`1 III 5) I . e % f~ ~ ~ - --- ~ ~---.; - - -- . - -, - voncerne wl" I* POcketed 115,000 four his vketwy over Mrillw'.11. McIn. KARATE Ps illilxIirt,ant to everyone but liFerhol)n more tio to 111W ell. f()l ceillent lm- irsollnel. llere Alx)pka polive officer Terral flenst)II, left, ()ftlL'ei'. 1111 s tntb- to tmibi('k kirk of 'le'rral Dod on, Apopka itt'tiervt' SKI 0 - I Ventura Fll'i tonil Jirii Brook. -.lilt v i J4,11t 61 ~ VI Ps-te-r'stuuig titli IiuuIiO St uumiiu,- lie lilliilussmiu iA-Il slifitel, Mcit Joh Isailill, IIII'l i,'iiit'll uik'ouihi IV s itisluartl I k, il i utsru Is 1,111111.1 dili,cf., ~%Ill lilt-luile tisisslits Juhsitrussit I tulti Mitlgi'Ii, A J !1runt (1 ),ol-11111 Zkftl, 11rut it, .Nlorehead 1 .1alowhiii, I lIV lu Yoli II .ini u Psi ti- hi' : tsru ss'sli's itie u1tm -.0 lir%t I el"11111,21 I ilk v Im 3 30 Suits J.s •s(tt-rimsmuis I Ill i'utuimtti'r 's lt'hiIiit so Ill tms Ihss N-1111V is's satlail.i% e%i-elot tile tirsI hijtitihs,I 1ss t t i.s imulhiute's III 1)10 uIIu'iu For tile tit -it timc -im, t- V10, tlris- s'rs still Ust- this' litternaliormli 81-mile nuid all'i use S(C Irl"'k 1100111 1114t 111"Itille-s' liltI"isillig 111fit-1.1 st "ott ucisut tu,sikuu .-- "' ~~,)r Holne lillpf'),011111%filts , CIJII 323 Ô'2U - QA 1 1 4 i. Ha '1"_,': - '1 his a good week % to , • - . ' it - ' "u ' uf k ttuur'sd.o - miiusc.i Koop a k'ppes$ oft ,%. "11:0I t tin ... KOOL K REW IS I I of A #ih!. - - . ••. 161 P the' opener L-.. tEll ni Ut-setit Itip. sohtle tt-its':o - still .,t I uis is rso s's tIthu pt ollus utlmstslUiiit)Ii15 11,5 ciii th"I"I 4r-111 t lit addinuit ,u tits ,%,#-,C,ill, iirsitie H 'lit tt'ith '.ls .r iii -octuri, it] .n. , fecLsIona. I ar,% %!% - a I'll-F lod I"It U...d., . 1 't'llt i tosi imc1ht Jublvhe,aut-n I Wink' siass pm.'rts soil ,irits-i SstsriIni's,r,, it'i (' s IIOULS '.01,I) arld slillit'l) -it 1111as tolla Ill tsrmoo,tsiumm.cl Spit't-ils's.o srutot'ii Use hub CLsrk sit Ns'ss Port slooi Car Chili it( America ltitlle% Itill tlrj~v :j )uri'st-nt'. Use liii i itisning sit listI 1.mt'suis 1t1 I'k'oirso.sts-r still h,s'st' three' III I )siiuomisl ki .sr Iii . t ntr It gllsuIsuiu .itii/-s. U4sst- Wt-bb Lilt, - ics Sot, (s'.t'st stilt be rrpsre lead diruppA-d tv i ,iw iwir4in in the ~:A..jt - rs.uuiid out the d.1- etrutt Tigers. In Whiteman Class ' r ~lr!.f thr.-A 'N't'' ti. rts,jtm I i, i Ut' t,jut'u i ,4-,,1q!%* 0 ~ ¶ -. . - xrotwil. rVilial"mi I., 'Lt. Including four hilinierii. ,ctgnL 4-oitivn Lwhind -after !ohtng "M 10 11111 But. he refw-A-4 to to Ulu! California .%ngeLs i~-,. talk to n-s ii'rts r i_s h.. 1ti t'i, 5.1.5 bLisi i I_I !IJ41 nehs,r 1; run hullic tiff %I,At? Kjul -it the -toghtfi %%hi:v Sallitt, shut t.vllullu. i;us. stlsfl.t ult t'stwttn hun intl 'sft ti nattr 'dsi .Linds iiiso. -, his career winn1 traA'e thgn IttIfe Football it ni .KKIt. sillith ljo1 _%,v ,"I t,, III, ,* i.,,, 11 .,Ik)ttlltl Sun Coast Represented 1i v- t I tot& of W,oW in the nationoii, 's-'itt . typ p(sbItlun tour s-Antilogs is si I it, hi 's IC II lush ii, i . h',so tough it tt,u5jld will be trying to, It ; 111YOut, making thtnp a little njort interesting, not 'Itmentuuung Nilit'rit'lol U -'-- Ti-me national tourney which tourney. s rune strui.es tietoffid played with a 26 25. 30 22 26-139 Also 'Thou, time thrtt roun,j, today in the running is (IU) EngIih will each be on a different CanFranrthr Willoughby 2. Cirictrinatt at New York St 1,01.1111 at Satl F ranmxv houston at Phiilun-k-lptua.. I ltrsiw n titi V1111(ill Art, fit) litt'llik, " 11r,i%%ii Naid Paid I(oI)IrLu)II, (La1tipin-ishop It-hole satiunalTuurnazrient which got - • ii sna -- flit- I 31, 30-146. and Chaorhe Zew 32. gut undervis) )esterday has im 30, 25., 27, 31-149 different format than the In the pro divixion it was Ken prettt-ding World T(,urnty, The Bo of lro.sWl, 'Iron. leading ' uitots-stiota. In the national the wo) with his 130 UA&I. Mike rVent must learn to triasta Pfesfkr of Orlando, one of the tiiit-t dcfft'rt'ri cc ur ses whIle topi four fini&hers in Ott vorld Uw entire World tourney was ' 's'nt tdur'iJtIlent 'up or-Ii - - •..-.- - - - ~-- -- ~,f I Dann) Anders didn't do quite ta ped Pittsburgh 4-2 sell in the World Ptw it was about three weeks ago. Chwnpaonishipt last week but )us' ,after Ste%- t had won his 15th entice_mg ens in ooxiot of Use bear and iUtio iri o"81 rt'aU te Grief I IfP_10) a, rov . that be%- erly glanced at yesWda) at Winston-Salem, N, Chicago 1 Jenkins the Ptiollue-s' schedule and C and bias time lead in Las Angeles S inger .i,Iii , figured hor'd I* going for No 20 allistrur division of the Saturday a Games - -~.. - ~. .- - ' "1m'112t' / -' ,- m ,_!l__ New Putters Lead Nationals Former Orlando putter ' - sit s n Ii itisiuuIsri ;s l&ms.s to (.1.. 0 lIst tnt) %% Ili "sir ------ tm rnajur league re-turd in 1912 at tiur crown- are Juwrs Craig 4_!*_I p_ L I k- triiit,.il,,.iiii,,tttlit-1,hillitillis. (I But runt sup at a time if ou lolease. * I (an't say I can ~hut 30 gallje~ WI of Ill) fIlIn1.Carl,, ,, I 11!~~110-(! But fr;% . goal - Pro Pfeiffer 9 Back 's tot a. d.f!ereritt a. soee - !uiiji Ffi'ilI(s(ly shu.- :-. '. • Its has i.,rot in rEr- - Ills' ikruo.cls still t5.urr is I-I - -, e ii5at us 45 4tt (.kseland Al %vu a lot of people are surv. exander did it for-you guessed - inn ers - Natu: ' ,Q 1ouiiae its ti t t hiuuss it CoLnnat hurlers for IC tii San Francisco tn-cal MeAnallz 1131 Cincinnati , Hall 5-1i at York Koosxnan i-e, % •. .5 Carlton 15= 1.1 Milwaukee Lc'ntxr-g 111.7s at ..!urnoa hs,tc 17,-1 i at .. . . Lollc-h 1&:p ., %Sit- litrt IA-f at ('ho , 1A hatin-sen 155,43 i. % - -- r - / W -~ their How ,,I,,)Irrixi ::-# at hmLioth-lp.iii C tiii,uuu. 4-3 %1~,U1"%:.,-;1;i.%" . ne-- - -- I . 5- st 6 , \rso •uyj PAT Gil I3ERT - 4bbibi-saird Press Sports % nier s.iiLand Othirn 5.-I sat Cleve- Karis,ais Cr1% Splittorl 5i-9 I, N - T'0'\ s.. .1 . - inestv*a , WWISUt Ito-10 I at .:,J~t , (is t_r -- Tourney % ,..- - 50 - . - IV: --.. --~ .~= ---- ,:- x ~~ __________ - ins VsIl \II\s. IO (Thiss I I- our rookies will be in the ('in(Inrirliti Ilini. ilc st mrtin citE, rhits tins UP S.,tunI.,u. OIIJIT v.tis n tilt- 1k n),cIIs ITO it tIn \htm,iu Itoipuhtins in ;i s;utnun.tl I oust b ill I u maui m sin bust sun ii,.Ill IV (o;,eh l'-moih htroson stisi ttts' hur Include. Sherman in Whit1 sit Ft nst'st- roil: Jimic Lr( l.mir. un Iris III 5 r.;mIet mill lit i isirsi J.s- ksiu'o, (urns-n t.. k Ifrsit's us It h Ii i m I I 51 li mrps r Il i p i.' r .i'su • drills it 'i'.ilimiiiiu ton (ii I. it t mn4 ihurd us but so. II I rv BAR\Lr L & - ;_ ~ - -0 -_ , :! W th 15th I r Row Philadelphia V, Cincinnati 4 Houston 17, Montreal 5 Stir, t)tcgt- 2. S, Louis: Roton4,Tcui .~- '""'i - - %U,vt ... the fans chanted-4ind Phillies* left-hander said Then tw* H be tryuig to I*Thw-fo,da) night after wmning tit 0l)Il9t-J by returning mio- mrroe the National lAeague's an eighth-trintrig Sacrifice ny 'A t-st ItI11- 3L*; g111111147 Of tht- baboe!*111 11 o'entar'll) UF ttw field to aciiiii.rinuitgesa pitcher sinct 1957. and Tu4 SIti;ram cattle Ciritinria knosoue"d1,c their olatuon season ti-it- first 'sastion-oa.l It tibti the Ptoil R.otitn Roberts time otets bullpen Hriustcon "50 -"'61 5" L&agut putlier I,, reach that fell Weat I wount to thank the pasU-d a 2&o r"yxd Turn Seaver's 14th victory, fans 11 %as touching Nothing plateau And finally. tor'll be as,joting shutting off a nuith-inning rail) Atlbtltb 5: 63 45: it like at ever happ,rnt-J to .me beto For awhilt. 11, Upporared he'd f ths' t" Agic 30 victOnes 1-fter the Braves had put run. San Frun-ism, 51 64 443 IV have ble ss-tond and third with San I-)uqn 4 39( 24 Canton became the first p51111e- 1° unli m ber e d in S but it hasn' ta happened the i r ormeo muscles and. buttering thr" . I to win 20 the Natiunal league sin-e 1917 %t,,A York 2, Atlanta I ID innings L aliftlirrus 4. Cleveland . " '_.pi_,S .--&-- - - - Bs RRt (I LoVsrI-i 59 54 Louis rsdps, !,.~:agt, C. baltull(Irt I -cust t2-4, Minnesota it f 11111 ----"~r . 0 7 ,~ ",,11 Inn-suits K.ansas City :111!(" . 18 I W. - - -' -- 7 - -Mm- 111iiiiiiii% - Do a-m , - . - ,% v ?A (10 44.4 14 MI - -1 - Last Vs L 21 . - ajor League Standings 44 -1 - - - - - W Z.'-. i nstructor Jim Branti> Julie, 'shov,s herskillsto Joe'. White ., -- . tw-~~ ~!-, T.. CHILDREN are not uncommon at Karate schools. Here daughter of - -- - - - • :"- i M, ~3 53; U 53 .5!3 The Four Hairsmen? - -. Loi%, Vs I Itt 6 i.i " ~. -~.,";::IXI - M' ufli -- ' - - 4 and must imprcise it round 1 he ' 'i' the rut for the final Pinks Jack sirttiuu. tuth and some 12411 0011 tn season. Arnold Palmer. Mric ar Gars Player er (.eflre Archer-tv met a platu" so-inner rc:u ccntlpt tin,g in this event now has taken the nan-ne sponsoring United States Zrthi-.true-s ' :;,, ~ vi. ~ - I " ~- - r I -:. - - I'A -: - •5! - - J '2Z ' Aqp~, IV. I L f i- - - Bengalis, - - I -t -~ - - - ~% ~ - -- - '0111wauli.er --- . - I" i1sm, I,er Trrvit)(i. stall vehk !ror.-, ore nttxnitwIth avrur,hada Iii fllf ASSO(IATLI) PIILSS 71wrr tire itrveral pivyrrs frwn around this I(wW area; ,- 1~ - 'l I '-'-a' Is'itrs GoL' 'Ii j I is C11,111, this Miopo1itari Amateur Golf ua1ociaticw1 lzmwriament title The firs' X. holes were ;s1avd cuter the l)utisilread (.ouri tr s Club last Stiurdas an-md Suridam The 'irol 31 boles so ill bepla y ed at Errol First round leader Rot Rater, so-hr, fired a. 81, slipped ii a. si-con-md round 74 alh'v'uig Groans to move __________ organization witlu h hii its 11411114. s(hoFol ill West Palm eight %. ran were (i'i ctrc4, i' 'rant \t-so .oncf Ief. ci' Chark'a, - - bol, 170. Dw Gutau. &P-7. 3~. art. , 7arn for ' MPULt: Hil! Je9erles K-r- It.'. loou Lu~-vtutl.- ". lGt and air 1.1 ItnI:t;ih.riusI:I: IllTStN cu-sr harl3ea Uhile, I was (or; the ld sai d 11rantly*s %cli(fol art() fit, . to-it ilittu scti't who has yet t %if-ln%k, HutwM green, Mikt. AGA Tourney us I CLYflE 1~ * ) /"UW toli Australian Bruce t*slrn i Itrun Bob Rostiuri. ii schanth d so u during - entered or the thurrur,e'-it h'rrun Fr lung Hills SCOTT CLARK a The group a' f11 included deis ndii ti'i tmtm1thr rmate Stock ' Spirit P'had 5 course and Share of the irad in thr ch, in the I2tKsI1(Xi USI C.olf Cls.cic 0 I i: ."'Il.v", ,,~::-.:.- h fit-e-und . of is' • 9 IV 041111 0 • S 0 to get organized! Poet of tt with those thins that's whir, Want Ada enter F' U . it Ofisi id prtrng i lioilf 11 I, W041hoolloull k U111fal Air CuuidIsoiousmg %stvm this wetk. wall PILLI ADING IMATING. INC \ Ss-I,u,.m mu cia: Ph. 322-2611 or 831-9993 Today' I - �- SA—The Sanford Herald ________ ------ -=---•- Research Underway FrIday, August 5. 972 6A-1 - - -- - - Yanks 22 Frid5s-,, Augoc? 1, 1972-18 Or Woun d E.ud Killed Ma 'tIonrl BlvdPlrinc Stiir1icd I B II• K S1Fc7kt) SKI vi- % h. .hafl .r IUUt P'" j'orcl ,ind funded by the entrrituriil li1ineIiient 41.rir'. Salli said 111,il th4, the supervision. an-1 opjrtunit tUIC %tgnals at Bed RUR Road id like the fun4s f4v cecutive office of ' t Flavis. of the State hnA SR 4 fur the ifisidvintaged trill P r esident of the United States. Ctt of piaci in :\ ft Of 1iTI5 1 1aIIOfl. (sselerr finally to promote participation of ()EO, has t*mL h or Seminole a a &ngtn the the .4ft . itt. titti itr.. th thc it, llit troc c;tcrpri td graiikd tIireth Corn. that the either is responsible — Ruarci of Court :t'CUrttIflg to the inforiii.-iti.in The judges had reqursted Boa r d Of County Cotti csinners that IX1T is not Ron Bergman, manager of the presented. there are at present imssi onerstt)L)ieftheboatdofl three additional judicial aged in an interuc research et of Casscjberrs. contacted the projected prulr.Ufls of the 12 of these organizations in iht' secretaries The 5oar -rani to ascertain the th e Unitel States. uith Honda County Commission Commissioners struck these trrntson 'ihihts of developing chairman and requested a one, and that one having of The prune objectives e th from the budget and replaid land Boulevard casttard written explanation of counts one tit e:.tegt- r of judicial orga:itlnn are to reduce located in Seminole County. cen U S t .92 and SR 4. pobc "We desire to Ct'ifldUCt 8 on installation of traffic c11are rolls in Seminole clerk According to Salli, the hc DOT desire to cvloperate signals at state highways from stop outiard program effort such as to make ('ns, judges a' -i1liflg the cns in forming a county secondary roadi and reclassification migration provide job op. the citizens of Seminole Counts dcir st udy task force to payment provisions for the wttintts and reduce tinent. and the State of Florida pr W •r hing difflcults m I I r . the range of work rcc c:i. r-t\ pron t - f --r ' tIcternurung the exact - . rests and develop the most Bergman asked further for sonnel tc will need to e' ________________________________________________________________________________________ patible project alternative. peci ft e partic ipation fscient1 and cffectivel run the fl counts to Invite a agreements, if ans .between the judicial system as required 's section of Interested oirn mumcipalittrs under the provisions of Articli Repeat of aSol tout! ups and individuals to and t-lç.ers V :clpate in this task force '\Ts- C 1TEfl The judges requested as COMPACT 2 cu. ft. REFRIGER ATOR :iVi5 said that another In a letter requesting if rt.- compromise, to judicia: mactar in aevcictping hearing on the budget for the secretaries no: funded, I,. 'Ceel.po'cry tnrd Boulevard an its Circuit Courts in Seminole placed in contingenc statu' 'retv is establshing the County. Judge Dominick Salfi Ideal Ivr Florida The entire matter will comm tjfffi p.io. .rrmjctr from SR 4I to the t4)d commissioners that all the before the batce: hc.- rr iS-• CO''P3 d.i. of• bdtliru I&i Ru1. Road, judges ,i se . er uut net ' I l i . i-4 d the onis eising east-west and it was their determination O'•liit, rROJtTrTIFl rRIx.13 tMs r-.1s' in the studs area becomes that relief is abscdutels •' (lttii ak r • Efl Aijennvr-u • tlwrnottlegitin-ustc corridor for essential an certain area' in Sernir-. h:p mm : I ce.nplthng the eastern peirtlari order fete them to operate Ceonomic Development i, door r"os,t.c of the project to the beitline The budget as presently 24* pcsration, a local comnr Thi- Csunt was encouraged approed threatens the ef. development 24 s-rn.rs! 0R.9. 'u IX)T to implement the fic-iencs of thecourt.s in areas of I Ill I I I r_796_1A. I 3. t'ssirs measures to retain trirninal justice. speedy trials. / • Id H'd Rug Lakci Road ultimatelt judicial Administration. and in ibm) RFt('% I hi '.RT r cstt-ne:r Maitlar1d niceSt c:tses cit cvuI linga:mcen. rR - A.c$ . e - - I - 5(2 - rur cat - 'it bet - clot AN • - Of ca LN - - .0-HOST DR U IS PERU. center introduces guest John I. tiberi i left i to Tom Dolan, candidate for the State Senate, at a dinner at his honor at Mid-Florida Country Club given b. Perez and his wife Dr Maria Perez toge th er wi th Mr and Mrs Albert Fitts Staff Phcfloe ba - Firms Host Teachers -- - - J • - - - - - - I Business-Ed Day Slated -~rged that action now is ~Wcrssary if) justify the ex. ndmture of resources ceo other de I SIU dtlOfl Flits for school tt'ictx-rc in this am-ca is shaping Fl or up this ar as me which iiii-ill to Pt hiu mi-ItT Dartuinnnts than sri pee-i u.s1) held. according to Mrs P Allen and David Rarneit, chairmen of the Winter Park and MaitlandSouth Seminole Chambers of myiuerrt- education corn'utters, reswctis-cR The tilsi Is-inibers are olntis sport-'ring thu event wtiichi will gte-c tt'zwhet-s an insuck look at bussin,',qt's it the start to! the tt"m F-F. Dim has tS?n Mi for Aug 24 and will start with a gathering of it-amber-s and businvssrni-n hosts -it Winter Park High Sshocd auditorium at 8 15 am About Th huines operations tronri throughout Orange and Si-nitnoltCtsuntsc'g, will participate in this .ears ;em'(ii'r4n; Mcust of are teachers it, take- pail will he from the doze-n scho4,1% sere—tog the Winter Park and Maitland area pupils An invitation will ge. out Orange and Scrn:nole I. ot1fltie te:irhet-a upon their return to su-bi.ol lcac-twrs have found that they art- better able Us answer questions and Its tlritsi on firstad tsbure-s-aitiona a: :'usmesacs a', a result of spending the das lost-is studs irig a specific businc',s in operation The Vs inter Park and Maitland lath S?rnincslt' ('tutnibt-r M 'is-I, purpose- is to gm's-i- tcig'tuc'rs ar-st-hart t dpi-neaL'S- in the .dum-tm'. e dii-tt'ibutii- t- and ri-icr :mgtricmt-s of the au's-a. to Ip te- aetwra and IJUSUK-s%rneII uus.Ierstayed carts other,. -tteej and to enhane . apit'ilation Of the American afl(uflfl( 5),.tenil The ; rtscipatang businesses least' am-ranged its have hit-u' top th at in U if C tit i W a I f a c I. i • I a tilanned sepments, of B UN 1`1 V. schi ,tsi " tsb- qj s and chow U ie'tw rs around ç t'ts aint, 4.'. the O'fuce suoks 'l'hese n-i qe.s al the tud iii bud increase of ' ..,-L - ik it'ac-het-s and gist-a the eat.cutmves a good opportunits to press peinJsIi their thanks to tracherii for a job well done, the committee pointed out Irtucipating c(Irnplsnses artWDRO-TV W1)IlO radio. For- re-st (r(-e'ne. -- This Week Special $79's - - - --perts to a private g.snizttitnn, and that he' had res'auons about doing so However. Mayor l.asi-rrncr Sw(,fford. wIw had told the spuke'sneen fur Itsi- orgiuuz.ateon se wotuid itmvr than an answer this week, ia's- s the Issue had used omit'- -- 1 -, - -- - , . - - - -- _____ _____ - 5 1-t _______________ 1;ort11 .s H snos ':asiieti 'hal eta fnrce shat dawn fi ve Anwrle'a,i olan.s rhsmrsdrty. raising 10 II the uininitw'r it has otatmed ri h. pact three tai The t; Corn. mand -,dniitteil the osa of only ne a '.'',' I'I Phantom .vfeh it smuii , sor ,00.tn-uumr missile urought Isswn 1 2 uiitl.a north. -us'cI of Itatphnng Thumr'.slay a. (onrntand said !he 'Wfl fliers irs' sniccing. Ibanom saId a lipanece tel.vicuren team was r.'cent In That Binh it the time tail it wan not further identified Iliirwsi i lammed that mace than Air Force Ft Phantoms struck ki miles uwuth of the (hunece taw$.r arning 21WI. pound laser hnmhs anti-i the (sn Hung r-.ulraati brIdge on the nort heast rail line to ChIna The Air Force said -inp of the br;.tges five spans cuts sic. stray.rI snd another span mnst a pier - c's're damaged -i vrsfC of Ft anti Al jetc rh.stroy.n ....vct of the town of That Itsnh, Yl nol.s casitbeast f lI;,rwit, arid that many civilians ir. killed fit -Nrunted The i S Navj said jets from the carrier (ertckany attarked t he Thai limb army hirrarks which a spakeciTuin said #ms Blasts 'his- s-.s hiakr.ian iissis1 have iiii o'riI"t 11-A' Paris gs)tIutIsr; t making his own inrjuirtt 'if hl,scersm s reprecenta- It -w is the ih -tmerl.-'an plane sthis'h the t C-irnmand s'mt repar'ed act in the North imnee 'he r.'siimptlnn of (till. -tuil bombing I' unrsnths mio Kissinger c.*usl tuas rrsnipseiateci 1r Kususinger 41.1 .Ai,ier,-.in s1Ui,ru'gnopinion in appear to tittung 'HhA'n actually he uuis HOn to' t ,. - tin-i. rp 4 lrop-(iu'Zs' iimni ii ipenui tli.. sect if u. it: -s.i-i' s rom ,ckid. .tv er-' is llsuII% ø'iIOwf'lL nmppnring Pri'sish'nt Nisnn" , ! i ing television spots m turing 'a 'V tcliingtnn ''forc itil Mc overn G sf pohitis ii junki treeing arid newcrrien in ne arby Itarine Ii iflfl mirse t 1' mc'. a (uiEgs'nheumn I mkirii aith quiet serious pn(etszoo.aI fq,ll, jA IiIetivoll-r:it J61in Wt,% , th.-it thp real threat in the negoti.iting far morol, than isny. iwk he %inilioLitit, trill i few 'Ile Inesn'! iiave I ~iraro !hat ti-asj s Ii I nun mll 1s(,os cnn s tormimme' 0 s about p. is.' I .k i Visceratsr lii ,td 1551 bitt u:ed global crc .fill, 'ii t On ir a if himi. shop a itc or slim -lot sir ti mttte 'is Its ci Imtnr cinsl it - Iff .. ae'sj p.-e'c'u' ly to i ii .i, . r is v ... ntn ir 5 terirstu hinge wtth tahorerl Mi-(nvern e tare trpce.at r !s r.. rat n -- - •. - , -- -. - -- .- 5• • - - 1 . '.,. '- - •1 -- C Oppose s -- - ' - Everything you could expect in an import you get in Ford's new Courier. Plus an unexpectedly smooth ride. Maitland, Martin Marietta uitr ('it), Florida Hospital. Hartford Insurance. Harriett Ms'rtgage-, Park-Maitland Scimc,e,i. Sentr Indeannits Rollins C(ItIe'g(-. Candida. Irust GO florida Ceo:imercial Bank. Winter Tt'lcphcsntI'ark Cortspan - Piatts Acitde-mna) Inst-stint-nt ths-rsson Srre'uc-t', Gisodirus, Sears. Jordan Marsh. IBM. ('It) of Altamonte Springs, Bayshore, Ssmanac.n, to total of fI ti-zactiers -- - - -. - - - - - - - - p ",ii made possible b:, dcr.auor_a ,. fr mu interested business peopb' :f - -- - the cuunty trill will be !,to contributed bs Bill Baker \olkswagtnlnt 4)40) Thtibt.i3 Kn')wfl as the 'Safet Bug. ' will enable Ta, tar and the sheriff's -'_ - departinotint to ut on g dealing mith e%er)thtng front u I , tsup1rt nit --'.1 the conclusion of the fabo. br dt'mnoastrated irm'ples 1;.:, lt in in of all types of narcotics and the s>'st.'ii ji' ' it if Florida that had sistemmuitis--alle ixiraphernalia ntcesir) for liseriimiimLitt-sl against blacks, their use. One exhibit was a mys ftsriti,-r Flsrot.i (sss lro:, valued ( islliflui Ni let the public relations man, Collins, a imcs-'mmit*ur of (,os-. .11S i's 0 %c r% poor grins- tteubinu Asks--u s Csuiumiittee to Amuls-'n< those present at Le Study Capital Punishment, mltet'tifli. were (hartes %aib. urged the group Thursday g for count) judpe. .ini tread tir-t'tuII's before ret'omu- runnin Michael IlatLuwne. .e conchs-Labmiit'mttng r'iimcp.s-sutitun of the tsr tic 'if of s-'sutintv cot: shitti ism.slts - TWO) Si U 'l'( UNS, a rifle' and an automatic pistol s vi e a ImIong the items confiscated during a raid on a Oakland 1 IlIls residence' last night Shown with the weapons are (left to right) 1)et. Robert Kunkk'r of the sheriff's department, Det. Sgt. William Lykens of the Sanford Police Department, Deputy L. it. Ford and Sgt. George Abhgy of the sheriff's You get a big. beautiful interior with full vinyl headliner and door trim with armrests. A four-speed easy-shift transmission and peppy 1800-cc. overhead cam engine that's gentle on gas. A big 1400-pound capacity for people and payloads. Independent front suspension and long wheelbase for a smooth ride. Psisting - - it 's lbot Purchase of the a 8)TO'iI - - - ollins - it' - tru.: kcpLt:, furung Yuse Day' ' held for - ' - '. - - - ' -' I - The Ss'iiinsile (' unity drug recintl it Iierrwlon Airport action cominittec featured A 20 minute filni showing the )cputy Itarold Its mu) Ta:,lot mctivItusc it h p rt i-as the as guest speakt-r for the highieht sif the program meeting at Te•ig je Middle prcporrsl hi:, Taylor . In introducing the film, S't-hisd Thursday nuht Tayli-r, Deputy public Taylor remarked that he now re'I.itisins officer Fr Seminole h-as $134) worth of audio-visual Cisunity sheriff's-lepartinent, equipment to aid in making toll of the many ainplurmients drug Lilka to schools. churches isis-h the department recris-ed and uivk groups 'Wi th this s-tlUipmns'nt, we can reach the — - - - Be 111 111 I iIIREI,l. - Long wheelbase, smooth ride - Te //s 'Safety B Story Of Na r co ti cs t 'suititli SumIbillusIm' m County raid last night is examined by (left to right) LI Harold Smith, Det. Robert Kunkler, I)eputv Perry Thomas, Sheriff John Polk (kneeling) of the Seminole County Sheriff's I )tpartment and Sanfo rd Police Chief Hen Huller. Five persons were arrested in the raid on the residence in Oakland Hills. ((.ary I aylor Photo) Courier - W hen IN, ti-' - department. , . -- ' mmerte.t - - Gary Taylor Photo) - ' - - - SHERIFF'S Deputy 1.1 Harold Smiuuth escorts Roy (;at), Brewer, 21, of 280'i Courier—only S2222°, and that includes whitewalls and bright front bumper. grille and hub caps... all standard. See it now, at selected Ford Dealers. Oaklanslo I)rtve, in Oahl:mral Hills. after he was arrested in a raid on that nm-siult'nct' last night Four persons were cluirged with on.' count each of possession of cars nibis sativa I marijuana 1 arid ,possessionof nan otis paraphernalia, Total tjuititt si-ems $u 000 each. Titsist' . tiarvd were Brewer; Wilimuitit Wyatt Slo'hI. 20. of OrLintils,, Frederick Arnold Weaver, ,, of 280t1 Oaklandsu I)rist unill)ivs,il Iltii'i ' - r - , - ' ' - 1 - 5•- , C - - •-:--e--. _- . - --' G Si tt't - -- -- - oiirmty vie-s.' chief, Ihiymiionsl Park Seiimw 31) ptninsls of Marijuana, is liii if street - -' - F I m Abo t S t i ium - - I A. - 4 u Jo hns . ,' ,/ / — -'. Pie iiit! he iiu is it t ti'si it .Acssss i,itiii y , ' It it s in e s e Ci Area , ' - - -. Slits iiI's'siI lift ii tKtfl _i-. .. _.,. - -i \li -s tCt- s*i,- i ,-it lit b_ikt't_ ei, of ,tkil I'1iltmit-ttss A%, died - '': - value of over $I2,OUO, siam's ' earls 'lhiursd_i morning at S - IIk- Mt- 11k,11,11 I Itsupital A stit' tit Cs-'ttet' ('esuhiti , tb , . 'lit. - - -' iii u-l1Iip5ir'2 -kN,IE, tsso scar old daughter of Mr and 'stir's stuilitig Do you know why Angle is smiling She h.ia tier auto .and wont be itanding in long last minute lines a ith Al those lectur 's 'it tt._'e -.'.iII be open pz-ocrastmJtors. Rosy about voti ' t'J2c in. to 5 and at the brunch uf ice to Saturday in the courthouse 9 Of stiHiC tvpts of tag Wert! it) to 3 P. 111. '.s tumult. PLa nur'-iUay .i1 tertioun huuid depletcu tilts weeK dimuuute this prvhknti Buttem photo is a JmnIp1IfIg oL the cru.jwdti hues at the South Se,uittuk branch oitive. t'hursda' atternusni, Bill Photos' tag j. a in. out a snipniteni to ts .itt.mctte'sI \letsimi eh' t'lecmsemis 'sit-v / I- 5 - -:- -- supplies It traller about INV tit flit- I - - For AutoTra i n \ut I -- e 0 -- Framkt-uur mi S.-eitt:tsi::t i,ss-'c'r lm.iuii wi-ti 'A tli be' copies s-ut Ii's' this' treated (it,. 'stiositmig f the filmii, delisered within two weeks and "Thus-' Riser iti,ut F'losss North', showings will start as 'ss-'sai a's 's are '.i1 mi tsnlnstI jsm1 I umwrdtng rd 18, of 2625 Trailw(slpl Drive Agent-i fronmi this' St-micinuhs' (tsiurity Sheriff's DepartOrange ('seumuty ,mii'rit, Stim'riff's Department , Sanford l'oh( t s-hiartiunt amid Ito' lAiliguitsi bol l)s'p.irtmlieiit bamrtOipsts's1 Iii the raid. Is-si hi:, Ssmiitiisils- - .' . - . - t;R maps railed for 5nIy one public ipsisinsis d r ebuke Thur .d> to Republican conventIon PresidentNixon, Mc(ov.rn pear-ant-c, a midday tour of the White house suggestions that ' 5j\fl- flj" THE, 3p Ix)uliris of iiiiiijuaiia i-'ri;sij Sec'urit and loan, might indititte- interest in leasing the ground for 15-20 years but Maur Suoflard t'ptiti'wd the organ e:aiimmn dries not want it that wa), requesting itO ciutright donation of the- land t)orfrnan iterated tsc contention that it would tic- aim 1ma'opc-r pret's-denC' for ti" t'uuiicil to set in druruit ing Land a private- club He continuethat should perscnis wish to jutu the organization the) should d:so 'tad work toward at-quirine hiNliet't Swoffurd said this- neeitte'r si-ill not tie an the agenda again ant concluded the discuum,n with thr es-urimocat. If the) want air outright deed to 10 acres or more-, the council won't des '(stIh Vietnam hard fra' the thirst sir eddy. 'lay Thursday, flying ;$) strikes tar a threeslay ttstal if 1(110 the U S Command sa oh . I i..t ,,( ti,.. ,.w,, ss-t-iiqsh,,ig b "That is what L h/ , c o ins sit l'rt'sideflt s-si As-its-' t'rau, was os 'said he is s-.ukI iSi l'l%?eASe"sI to ti.ne it show it on the s--tuiitpafi) triimi Other ittiiicu. iii theLIII, Ntis sIs-'tter noted that the Moomilight Festival' soles I'tttiikutiuuu 'sctw.tuled far Sept II, 15 amid 16 Will t'..' the, kiekult a late ocemU, tars Puvior , - - - - JUJII 11%Cd ill - %sirro- (Pit the s4ene from time of list, 11: 10 p fit. ral until iii1tvir 4 U.111. this muior ELECT Louis D. "Dan" RIE FORD DIVISION Pd p0 As AT SF1_EC I hD FORD DEALERS i -- - - Cand dates i 11 A PROVEN ADMINISTRATOR - ning ELH M I Democrat - hIs iLl. Iflill) hsssssiuts- si Press V,nm(s'r ,fl ',1Il,v\tKl-:I: Al' • ( s-ssr ' '.1 ( '-rn -i rapn up .m 1 Manufacturers suggested retail price Destination charge, dealer preparation charge. if any, stale and local taxes extra - - 1 JUST ARRIVED.1 Altamonte Rejects Bid For Free Land '5 \it1\ 11 hht VM( A. if at succeeds in building in Seminole Count'5. will do set ii i'Jx'ut the- assistanicsOf this cit's The ol-ganuzatlun Last si i's-k -CJt-stC(1 donation ill 10,15 ut-s of vit'e'w-ntd pr-april's. - hi Councilman Daniel to un contends is iiurth LOW lka-trnan injected the ucuuld have to --tread t::I in donating nt) 1\t degri" centigrade The t re.-,, ment 3ifld Ci and at an. 'hr-- rhiiir.'r. . FederaT Savings Villagi Szindw u-h, Florida pout-i. Sc'c-urits L.ufsInsurance, 1 G l' Foods, 1)avisicgudScra-i, WESII-Ti Saddle Up ist idt'c Caat'tts Sentins-1-Sai, Falcon .Sanitar Suppl Allan Tro -illian Nin Saunders, Inc .. l,aird. Bissell. and Me-rd. Florida Gas, Winter Park hlnaptuil, Park Asenue INI Lou Global, Barnett First National, lelephonc Seercuer), Motor Sec Corp , Boone Bait Rogers, Lovelock. Four-dee, Inc 11.- slim Ford Br-uris-si-mell.nrs First National Maitland. Gale Ais1K-iatt'S Ii'edys. Sutton Place South, Paintt'ranezi, Warped Sauc'ei'. Winter Park Federal Savings and loan, Ivy's, Orlitndo%inter l'ar-k Building Reahtur, W}lS WF'T\. Na's-a] Training (enter. Orange County. Ctt of LLI.t The It S ('s,um,rumrt.I tilqi, an- Lai0 ,Chu For 'Political Junketeering' ansi of fluid nItrocn stored at telephone and professional The program 0W, sierves as to ia,-trr,y. pruntin — ssowwis-sl a 'r,n't s-uI McGovern . - %flaU Fronta reN)-j, 96 per cent success In trr; .. Nuts' buihihirugs uisi'si Isy liii' Aiiii'm Icarus aks, %%( -r(, slum pougs'ii lightis, tits' (I S ('onmi,miansi soul hit' lust rs'mn:ulnInut 11 S '44111 . ' I SA ld - areas pointed out its S;x-ctfi. requiring adjustment included iiiihit:iry installation mmii em rs'cm I' • Ihilfiflif a North Vietnamese artillery attack on S'eith VIIIn,,r,,eq. Vicitinns in miles ov uth of Qiiarig In (;ny, t.n the rirth. i'nri front 'flip Saigon rr,i,i,iiariI r.Vrtsit lhisut South Vietn,im,4 artillity sk'stro',-psi three inrth Viitr,,ie tanks vsuth of Quarug Till early ttha', soil 52 North tv'setri,irris's, were kilecl antI 711 'f their weav.nc taptuinc'si in em Fight tin the western flanks of lao South Vmetn,u,n. i-ce luscces were f,asur lieefl killed uutl four wounilesi, the 114119;mI aria, Ito Smigisru triarisi c;misl II rs'Iwrt.sl anp 'S'IitrlusfIi.i' mihiari ansi ssfli' '.''rvii ''muOn kills-fl ansi ii t ivilI arms t rill flvm' sir vi rrnn n a ri'J?I'i' 'I lb ii irs -'rr' ri oi l wl vicer killeil 1PIIr.'h)s r''itht groumnil emmihi;,t role In Vb'tria,,, At ( 'fill Nil, M miles q'ssithi of Da N:tti, two sto,eru rio kits hunilisi in if South Vt,'tn;urrirce %,sIIituII511 iuiruui;iri 114 a fi ll i,sf,rit,. h'.tf:,ljin ill Viii0111$ hush .;i'rshh's fIP ft' i;IIsg aria Its keep r kit attue kit iiwa fronts the qp and the iIty hIt it was che:u tivatid a .-sk ago, erishing the I! S ' 1 141! lit D Tz ! t • ) • -- • Bii s sii,iiiil*iI at this I);, N;itii Air hIii' Field rilMirts ciilsl lii 1101 1w1un11 riw - keta killed 27 V lititatmis's,' t-klllan.q amid wisitnileil 14 %t hii'n they loudest In a Ileast-Is- p o pulat e d %Ill;,gi. just isuutsisle the house -1 huts -(tires' oilier fixketa hit Ito' base Isefors' stawn In tow tsirtagi's alNnht three huisuirs :ilt;urt ilie finly Si.uuthi Vi.F num-'. immihitar s sOIN111 1111V sas 11 ;i:oiu;t-: I. S111:11 i' SAI('( N (Ali t (iifliuii,nkt rained scores of riicketi on Da Nang nnilChu Id tnd:i. killing or woundIng 22 Anwrl and 72 Vlelnaiiws.' inil de. strosing or itattinging 1f Ii S a•nil South Vit cci' airi-ralt, all ied tuilitiry sitkestiien anflotmnceil It was the i%nrst rocket attack this on Da Nang, South \ it'tiiani's 54101fill Inrge%t t its. skecimiami saul One nt' American airmanwas Uh.'il sinil 21 American airniemi 'Init Ar mmiv personnel were .' - a . Its -- e tiy ANN S1K('tK(h%%SKI As-,-or,Iimsg lii S,mnaih hiIhk'rlank set flit 'u uiiiuittlt Isis-Uit> League of Vsamuit'ui Vsitera, U public Isifoemi&atlsau Iis'oJet't Is a,t-he-slulrtl by thur I a'iigue to hi' cured on sh(ts'rs'mct ta. amsimilus Thur lt'iigui' l's 's$aircorlsig ii series of television l'"'"- --- - ---- Fo S r T\i' i titirt It ind a fill iner itivintilivr Ro"onSporting Gkk-& building .1 '.auilsurd Is irdi u I hits ' .ur's us-si's hit tutU (is s-i sells-s I) I) Js-'ffesitl's, I'ahitIk, and I ('tii't! I Alit itittuttli tif tlts'sit as timialti t mug razed to liii lCiO, C this ctspe'aram%s- e s-st thi: hiss-is-ui fiumui Ms'itosuriw till s iimill'ru 'list' s's*iuity )tislgs-' s'aiiisiitlimtei$, 'selisi 11111 itt) u 1(11(1 pit tts4iii lit kt'l, Iiisltislt' Charles Veills, It h- ('tirruli, I harold isdimassumi, I bi'rt-mit' t-:si bit and () II li,tssmi Wsllimtt' I Lilt, only ('irstilt s-mali(emts'.l Ito' se'e'siiot prugroimi w i t, us' juaitgs'shilp Willi I ham bitt N11,4 011 hic'lil till 1) Ili Ihiurseiay, A 'I' Iroumi Indian llartior - cinsi - area 114 ' - S ei - er . Keigkr 1.5 ci>ii (uuuiimumig, Miami Mis-ire's; Itircer 'I'ster-' \tr's N.iiiss his is . \Ir 's I 'dim I uk'. hicis ku It''s's I .sketumid , Mrs A lma Stoner tsl ii> o; millie gramist& liiluli list s lid to great gr timsels-hiihtri'ii t ;remumiksssv Funeral I tunuit' In s-liar-ge of airreurigeuiie'sulau. Mm lupit' Str title'; ft-attiring is-icimi 1sssiitit .11 tallslistiitt's on ('ti,irimmt'l 24 'Iii.' firal Icrss:r,m iii %4 ill Ii.- is sstlitsiI Vii sue, 'tim> ml p mu at whit Ii little t his. t -ainsililimts-s for sos-muity judge will hi' la'i iii smilshltIsin II, two cillid idatci fir the tki'st'iituisui tiu'siiwu'.-e Funeral Notice • - - - . . IliUUA4 si - 1,0I S I .s'er is its 'ss NO t lint, 1 is' ill 5is-' ' • - A-0 ilsf,~Clfo lholWail Oolo ill Lie hOiJ l llurtilds,ti U, .u'ssi. ia 1 ,69114 - -- _ • , : :511k .in.i a - - ii n 11 0"'T *111 St '"_' 0 • - - - - okell C fli•I5C Souls itIsuiss0,.m5o* in s-i.g• C -• - napsi All's 51 P ii! 't • , -i .• - ., -1 �28—The- Sanford Herald 6A- Friday, August 18, 1972 I Fish Tale ___ A( RO _rt&k till sc,;. r, Y?1inne-A~ We 4..RNfril I1 4, 14, I . .. . * 1 I... I ,_ , V't h:...s..!I U II • Or- Sh ower Honors Patti Jo/in son In Geneva POLLYS POINTERS ; _________ 3A snek,tt bbt , 11~ ____ . 4 114' ,k ! III I 't..' L1 EI' b — " u mothers '.e a stri Of cori1urn to the inside of the trousers aisttand hs also works. when used on girls '' Mi.:t r I a r1ft4~ .'o Icnew" f 4%M I 11-h V G.&me fish * Unvor("st. , "D411ch ( t% (I Fj,ft t one o •. S )"ItC ( 1 ",• , 7' • By Abigail Van Buren IC IC1 W C%l N•I S4. ISA) of spring eater for drinking I hate to discard these stunts containers as thes sureR could be put to some good use no have about 10 stored under the hous e and would like some suggestions as to ht)P. the' might be utilized or what t'n of organization 'm ht like them at a donation -c\'SkN 'ni. :0 Dirninut'v, .f I. kR ARR storm and I bought a little borne In w i .s and last u-tng we plant ed a vegetable garden e thsught with the prices of everything going so high It us mnne 'Al" our tomato plants got about half foot high, rw str ,m, He'd take a st"ek of beer and a chair nutale and plunk hlnwIf down right ui thC middle at the tomato pisnu and slant It sing The more w'er be drank the louder sang (it's a wonder the nesghtscrc Ca, dkln t eats the polic'el be. Norm claims It,s a scienithe fact that plants that get music produce more than plants that dart Is tb4'tt &fl) sez chi T 1 tjU of 4 — — — • - — 6 I 9 ____________ — — — — . - — — - _______ _____ _______ - But a -J ________ i ~ 41 04,2 1 - ols 149 150 1 I . P3 a '.t tstt t a sma1 aren I am an average housekeer and must do all ms (; a: sh 14 F, 53 IS4 — I - 11 — 62 t)b% I jlust can't help it Wher, I gel, hrme aftor . *' Work I have all I can & to ge, sup"Xn, W I am Jusi; IM umd fr) Kairt doing holumework' And %-r botb k-&%v far im"t at , , 3n 01 a m and I rentainty can't do Io rilea ________ I'I.. • - C .:~ --I ; If still rec'els e a dollar If Polls uses sour fas ante __________________ _________ 11, ...1 I h .• . 1 from bielp me DF'-'cPERA7T IN THE RR0\7X al DE Ali Ms. 14, to ha %T the fellipwing optifoles. I. INLIA that Howard r4tork in and limellp ou. lie Urn In ~. Ia4 in the mornthi. I lo%v Howard and don*t ward to low him, but tw has 11 0 U. Iere. . - Straintra up arter %-ogurself is tbt juarsitag and vPalo t piare afr ce at a mesa .t ntjw, It kill. 1. Quit your Job. br,i-smr a tu"mr hinuseker1W. &W no Hey S as cs see and 61 N1 R 41, 71 \I)f NCII S N ou have ar. entarl) ries and dil torrent rogmt of viru a hi~ r. along ant. the sd%,3.-t and sppro%C of at. Important elic.:urnt, can put y ou at the tar of the hear S clu are aNt to express ulth cAnfidell-T &tic raw the ideal and r1ans of actior. unit: sths;h you erngar. prater ARILS (Mar I to Apt .k 'ing S' dance with them, ust problems have drvekspe.d I have taker, ins stile to a club wtser'r couples danc't and hate had strange wonii app.-oarts me with. 'Car, to dance Nc knowing what cias iii do, I get t and darwr l,.at my st-tie giv es me 'wsa far' for l5avu54 to &ft - ' •w A ye flF% st-hat ee c'asm I do' I bate to hiri a ran*e wclnars"s - ____v'_ __ feelings n 1 5 P1st. some trip that will get -i' wrrl-t 'rEi i MY EYES - IWAR DAM1G: 'lea esa ices. u tht enarage . Thank vas. hon I d r,Jw'r ant ka'e ms lad' alane I.ad doust asters about hurting a iirang, jtj, Vamsa ws kt& ia dance kai', e-tac au 'i mq' flwc'ed out of the house, a i dauJer inciJig that she vu taking At that time her- 14-vear.csld L-VPd CSCifl'.. 51115! wt lot' Uiree dir's tr- c-lean it up A Kit to De ••,,.. . - - -, can 't s- be. sOii still rqite prepared (..rc'st - 'itahits an be MAR MOTHr-R. %ot the Itl~.yr&r~djd %-k, did able stalurahla ret it,Lu the lit-rest at fair 1g, at.' hall-or prrnutu'd the vos5get f1rl Ii be met-ed , s,, j Ti t artn your "troScrtips gi,turt, uttl heir you rin a course of &cuot that car lead t"reatr sub-eu and betie organlrsa',or ASdIS tMar 1 Ti' Apr i"i ('set bus) and do a fat-ic fist one st ho has 'cs: anti been kind tc you in the past, but he car. ever more helpful T cou 7-ha is a goad day to take treatmenu you need Get to bed f&Irl) m-1) lcmq;ht TAt. RUS tkpr C) to Mat . '(i t Dint. fat-a-i far oth an add to g-s-tdst ii en'- s Pie to -rrditst ;csst ere . Lw AbS'.'. nest boukiet, 'What T.ea-Agen Z.st. aesd $1 is Abhs Rat •7. LAS Angeles '-a - credit is due Sh'v a hri isi. & r rs 'ted and kind lining out your finest and GLMI'.l Ma 21 to June 2 'lou are a!'k tocapresi finest ideas to all who car tint- sou of Ch List-rd an, is higists fjvrahle t; '.css. arid much happinesi c-" he yours A spirit of rnerciaix-s a stile M0Ot CHILL)RI tiun, 22 ii' July 21) Swung vain to aocsatr, regarding rig at the future and making certain changes ix-. policy matter, a hr-si now Out to fat-ax-ste aTtUV'rTwnti tiether later lr) fir'! to tsr though L 10 iJut to Aug 21 Get into that pljxt St itt one 'tic phuart:hrt'pi. in civic minded for excellent results non Piari tutu, to take health nerd and build up vista strength. The future cars tit are' active V!RC.O tAug 22 to Sept Shoving d ainjcse ii how wbc' are chair to you at it tsr-trig the results you st ar t , that time You has, eicetleti' crtars-t ueas ii ;u: thext in action admirably usos Mak, ,his a mnr dar, p nit LIBRA iSept ti Oct Your Iscime and should be of crates: importance in w' that all tutu smoothly there lns'incitsalits car be souri in the tsus,isueu star-Id later make a WIN AT BRIDGE Club Jock Makes Trouble __________________________ - , 4 i, .- V • s - 1 • 4 - 4-4: - - -: - •, •it It he holds two more clutti including the queen the hand car': be made CJttwrwstthe-t is an a it c-rn at r squet-rr carnit East Just look the act ual i! uiutsun South must Iular thiS nest to last trumpto get rut of the ln' one he d %ICSt Then, South simplr ccrtinues st- lIlt his last trump A club discarded from durnins to Is-itt Clunuii't with four diamonds and dub East has Ici hold onto faux- diamonds and etinut- down it, mit' club also t pifl-s three r-inmth of diamonds and winds up taking the last tao tricks with his are-mack of .-...t 'rim £ '.. 114 IF AR: £A - at • . it I. 4 Sf xi- - ' SØU$*. must I :a Cent,W ------------ - -- - j illusion esigesi irs extnas- agarn treutmertu you a can constructive tamijs am - lnvt g'happsnen -- - " to yout choice braig y 'Is Ph.loso hical studies of "c" fort results nos Get togrether later alth gcssd friends fist the entertainment o.s Like Av has an r) or on your r oid one who ant ti 0. You at-c feclit.g verychar-rning t, and ,.ar. make big hesdst,r soa-1y new friend you make today can be of pea: stznor to ou be sure you drrsa at fine style rec Jar. y - AQUARIUS tian 21 to Feb V's Forge': the social today and secure the you need right sources The rotnintic side of life is fine. etet tic rIDt neglect to handle that correspondence is important right nast PISCES Frt' 1) to Mtt 21)5 Ideal day ic under-rand *hat your true aims we and take the right steps at such deersor. lr to be with friends of brig standing as much as pissisbie Do samettung constric't3t-t of a cia-i: nature 11 't OUR CHILI) IS ROP.' lCuI)a.Y he or- she still be one of those people stba can build $ fine foundation lest aU, so tar sure lit give the best educa tion you can afford Make sure also that the practical side of tile a strrsxd. and their there can be an outitandirig career in whites-er has to do at ith and real estate an partinsta-r leach cat-i) 10 than more fr iendliness ic others and to use that fine smile mart Sports an ci ccLlrt here facts at that - - . £ )1 Hi tlsatald £ .Iamrs Jut-aba Vie stitched a pretl - grsa p1xser go C1L'WTt at louspark's lit- elUti;suizwd t' Irrlr about losing the trurit: and ruth fsnt'it,r, and flit ring into a 4 2 diammuc break lie 9 14 0 congratulated 11 esI on 1w. ddt'nse Vi rt had led are-king a-nd anoTher heart to start with and o: out with a trump It' wail his i- tub trick Vst' hated to point nut r our friend that he- nra-Ps should tune made the hand and undoub!edis would hair done so if Lit' didi, 't hate the Jack cut clubs The whole point in the pli) Is that West alma's up with -alt I*E'tIt three qades and at haul tine dub arnc'c be faflaw-ed a-tier, South led a - cubi .". 'a .a' ti itti't ti __________ ljWThI1T] '-.'t$t.'"--r' %ra.t ni-ib L.ai South V 'air PalO 2V l'a'i' Pat-st 4 Paa T• South hold 4111.1 7-413 .: • A i a: a: w, ii &-.--PSsl. 'lI*U pSeistri dut-ii'2 h.asi' nisw-b of a dusible II like It, bsr dangrmuus, bid r,they lout Misdo', ir (isv that. Theve st $ %rr atigbi rS'T that gaistw still be nuad, '• tea tODAY'S QUSOS li*tr.&l of bttsdm4 tour . moods, your pS?De has hid "oar- dtantunai. wha: * 05' nos ' Aast Seerou rurm arwoy greater crater ascara - ' ',rsh. - I 4 ~_% __1 I . -- - -- — ,-.. _. - - I Mcaa - / .k~ - I reetu $ g I I) ok I I ts it the iuhamnobuje accident ii '1 (? L' (.1 v' e lact inst Stephen Oldham, iien irai 1,,or and escorted thern too the Christin.ogi Vve, Alvin Finch. Lynn Y.irtAwougb i5 ing line Allen is 1 ts.) brass' boy s h iris en F imore, .imd In 1* Mi%i Margaret Jarrell. he kept tip with his itudiri lot.ply frienliti and netilltito-ir , , -isin(if the bride. presided at %hile he -was homebound ant] who help when they ire needei! k c book table adorned frr,rn ill reports, never rr.m• Mrs k.kthrnns' LsiId sm! Sir; , )vIl rose to a pl•1in! I bet his equally Ruth Smrnpcon who iiSPft(! ,,;I,., .-r bull vase. llie bags rjr txiieniother Anne Finch had a the delicious it gossierU. )vllow tulle tied ,Aith yellow lot To flo -with his recrivery, not D, vid 01(tham. the Fire (*bie' r - ___ - • NIRS. RONALD 1AR LE CLARK __ - -- - $ ni I. lac and sister at the brick', (lando anti ainninq Ch ildren 1 i6 Weeks s iii -I 1 1 1)141 nuuiii Trorn s 4nd Blaine Miller helped sith !he* conking the lost tlint. '-I' in tp ifi •;n i .n os - M IJIC CC _!1-_"A~ -_ rr ;ri ' fi-8 -31. .*-" Z-,* _% . kllgl~ -Asliggemiggggloggloot000--7 t - ii i ' . .1% If . J . - of - -- - - - - T - "- -- ' (irt ss with in itching a (tstiru s suit! I pink rose and ca rnation ors itt - - Pelesonal 's - -- - '' /' to 9 - 'Jj . - - .. A . . .- I% - II - • ". - ..: ..'.'.... ,• , •': ' IN •ii:: I, I ,...,,).S...i, gathering ': oll. ..• ' '1:;: 'i, 1. '' 'V ''''''' :$:..'." : , '' •• 4 ." ::::: •' - ::::::: "..'.':, ..aWPIP ' ( , .' Studio Registroticu-t 1 ll'o, Directors: '::: to I " ,: . . Finest Sr., left and C. C. Priest in back Sanford -' - j. ' : : 1. — - - '.--: - .' •' ' - -- :- • • ' - iJO AM, to l'QO PM Msrt,im & VaIere'NQI(1 323-1900 560 S . 122 4?71 . Eir'i Ave idniorci (ii - ________________ , - _________ - - - F . __________________ - . •• •:::: :''•. ' trmtcrtsimiuisiust 1h I-lSSIs i-. t.mUed by ott Italian crew atiti It'otures Italian as well as f r•i' '.. Birth AtimfIllf-1,111ellt . Mt '- .t//rf. , 1 i,. '.'9 J,. 'I b.t'ur 1 Itit Maple Heigt" C'ie-s-e'lant, Ohio. an ItVre t.'tt of Mi thest Hartty Brvnn June :in This is ti' fri-st scars of the third cneratit'. at ith the surnan'se of Paternal grandpa-rex-its Mr and Mrs A Qy de briat.i rita-n atid paternal grtat.grt-d' geantifather is (2 C. Prw, & of 9S S. Sanford Ave ford Micternasi rs-dpa-rtvea it' Mr and Mt-a Harui W Hart- •- - -"/' —_____________________ " - - ,. -, ,,.J,/,,l , f,,. ,, ".•. to ,, " I #0 .1i;Y-/.-.',.'A.'." ;; -_ - .-'.• 7 2." yiur star rr.e y our news .. s' I We - ': - itt- quests for women's a-rid ccJvt-rage . - .*s_%4ol,slJ I' ,7i,, '- p- u----'-7 i•p I.'S/, - K ',' •. S .j.• Paddlewheel . • ,L• v' .•.a,,; U*' .- THRU SUNDAY . 1 00 % POLYESTER 6W I D E Bring Your Own Picnic Lunch BOAT LEAVES AT i PM. a a/ga/I. S O$I 5.(f,I-4iS s,;T,O,, •,ii,I $5,514, ' Queen ar i r. s rsuuN u i u r 0 AS' CII DAY TUESDAY EACH •- • •• • ••• '1 • • V 1a • • • • t,l e'''u -,-•Ig - _. .. at .s!; - - : • •• ---p .-_-_. . photo s,.r'jes, clubs, et') should tit r: least a week in r'r-r '"ca t-etlrspxiderrta are taJy the edtonal L '-"i-" - KNiT Evening & Day Charters Available Locii.d 041 I? 03 £Lh Mo,,,e. Ph $1) 546 521 eitt ii Aj, ,It Si St.s' i j,r, ........ . / / , .6 me.e A ( 't)h(l II NAt-El) bclrooius Outf it features hseii'ssnsl-Ijisthi robes, cutand stitched froisu a 54t'F(ult4I Slur ipe issit.' lit's Isprea I If you like to sew for y (utsr t hil It siren )oU ire pmobsilib- all c1*11 at ss';un- hi,ig tout f,ubrit-', - - thinking ~ .i '"..: '' s. • -. ' - . Aug 2-ith 1hruilst ' ' I. are father. Randall D ' % FOUR GENERATIONS of the Priest family ' were r p at a recent tarnIi at uiv s..me o - C. Priest. .b99 Sanford Avenue. senior member of the fat-ntis', Randall D Priest Jr arid son Randall D. Priest the 3rd of Eau Gdllle shown in front row with his ' ' of 611 - .. ji/. • - Just returned from if three•l.sy N;sssits cruise sibo.srd the I 's I'LSViA is Jot I Pauline . 103 Club Road, Sanford I hoio to 'it bitk on th utusu Still) ntt su,.sr I1 sulsnt .ssul in t'outunirntimig on his it;mtsuimsman cruise aboard the (ost;i Line ship 'his' full)' st;mbilizetl 'F'S f'l.-SVIA is couusplt'tels isir"ustlstiumtcd md hu.ss thrt" iifluisint piul'. it truer iistt intl gift "hI' I mmiii litrirs ifiti pubick L .;f ^ _zL I ,, -'3, - -'::: FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT 11th s - 'Tf' - - 01;t-of-town guests 4, .?qinn.tr-)nra?rrnedk ?e-.ids,ianctrd C unst rlun.l Sc l of Li i it r siii''I Lnitt sit) nuongli sin Aim Follo"ing the ccremony a - - BALLET-TAP-JAZZ Mrs 1. G '._ -- 0 I s r inshiisith r of the groom Lmooun 1 illi (E.-:AR. / hit' couple left for a weslilinc trip to the East Cast and th.';r - *l t ' 'i't,toNDERFUL ______ - -.' AVIAPiL'S sian 21 Ic Felt 19) you cannot rely today on higher -ups ii' ulist yost with any probletni you may have so Cc ott: an n. (ret rid of V6 hat us no: usable at borne and replace with something nest P1S.CLS tFet' 0 to Mar 201 'toit c add to preatr by going directly to a bigwig and getting assistance Pla, tea. to spcti spare tm,e ware siariy Agcodfriend oanbctir-p!rt your advancement no. IF 's OUR CHILI) IS bOR?' TODAY he ne she wdl be one a! those charming y ourig people with fine Jsidgmczrt arid thietel ore t find it Cii)' to ad'aiux rapidly in inc mUch ability lien in pxoehett solving Give as fine r. as you cat at any field that dealj with tie public The ir field ualso rood be" ~ 4 ANOTHt:; young folk. I really deserve ten nominate to do the cooking. reception was held in fronts Barlow. Gamni'.vil1e, ft Iluw ship Hall III the Church J ac ksons ilIr, ' t ark. streamers. %% ill) jewel trim. 11cr at'• with Mrs. Albert Jarrell. aunt Jacksonville Beach, I's1atku, T:uripa, Ilr,oli":ton, Or1;snI', ________________________-',t5 K. --\;.pi.,. .It - finanots 'lost are , , , -: Moon, maternal ne,A residence will be 16174 l4th At t South Birmingham. Ala Blotint. %4 tire a deep, pink double knit 'rhe britlegroom %hill enroll in the the French hand Imucluet tit yello%% Mrs. Jarrell chose a pink silk roses. ckstslesaml baby 's breath shantung A-line dress with long yellow satin rolled collar stud tuition yoke - !I... ' made for s sughetts iupper - - enough intereit is ircusett. Sfoe;iking of gix)cl anti tw3ve and gueAs who he is going ',l charriung young frx at-sd rn.ouragmg t.err, a guv4 tic some at tsume to: a uhsa,ngt be sum' that thaw you invite art cotigetual Shoo VOL; have px SCORPIO sOct 3 to Nov 215 Ideal day to kee arpomtraents ", art =pw=, Much produvi possible no" Once your start ii done, enge in mcmistiape and hobby you like A'øids-a-ti'ts-agamiot SkTTIAEIUS N, 22 to Doe-. 21 t Yu atattt to lujse crater abundanceand you ciii do so by taszng steps at the right direction, Let an influential business ca-pert aisos y ou the thZstictI LT. Putting ist idea to stork CAPRICORN (Dec 2.1 to ian :0) able to go out socially arid jour in mutually interesting prteru with the right people be suite to utipt-ave yaw appcaranar Sba, mote devotion to mate i . " 441 sl(14 a ThC grmitss's tIh(1tht't wore a I 1-iritin md Ellen Sloan and dirnill .skirts. Ilic fitted Jacksomville; W, -I) ne Lsjst't simusul mtcd m vest effect It artots . still %%',,I) lie ki) p-'- MONDAY cE'RA1. T! Fotsayear-h mar-rung 'rt utan thu our ii he one a! your best days, a tint st bet y oh cast isa eaar lien: judgment. Y ou an able to get those ir high office it' git alOng with )'Ottt point a! vies Yost cat bent: health and ca-pa-nd to heights ARIES tldst 21 to Apt 1')i Carry thrs-mugh with the plans VOL. have made and sou wit base mare w:urlt'-i itt the future S rat. car tur-ther 'au' career non if yin, trs Ltig,agt at event at earning and have fun 1 AURT.'S tArt' to Mat 21) Dts:u with higher-ups lion thr s-u.,rv1ec. then I cutsost through. along univ lines and make a r.arnr lot your-at Make Dr% cuntaru among the aenal at hi' are your type of pvip GEMINI ( May 21 to June 21 Nan that you comprehend what a eaperird of 'tns by thaw who have conti'oi affairs be sure it' meet expectation. Shins the best side ci y-rnsr nature to the one you love MOON CHILDREN June :210 Juty 2!' be mute st-filing to bairn let what aaates have to say and coopers-Ic with tbtni at the future Atittiding a social Ct-1 totiight wit lead to iappinr'ss LEO 3LLty w Aug 21) Try to underr.av.d irb,,it c-at or-tori es.pect frc'nt y ou then loUisa througi, that i'Cictiot ineaaa Take health titatmetti A mare 511100 Aug 1t to Sept 2) If you engage in work s-arty, this can prove to be a most lmatmj day Go out hr asussment latc at the di) Makia-g cvtidituocs at htmie mm'r bXflSCXUisUJ ii St LIBLA (Sept to Oct Stsrsvinsg loyalty to- lamlly- is ' - I rilon 'sseent, cut in! ccrs,'tI 'iii. n roth Imp I'YI '11Y'?jt -aiCC till- cake and pouring ,Arrc- the hig; ~-- ry long confinement to his (11finer -o please let me say Misses Jean and Joan Wilke to-fl ,Ahen he arloi his rLad suf. th \trs It' rn mmd W ilii k e , tunt f 'er. II xteci e injuries in in Irihtr s. I .ur, heck y ri I JOIA - alt, of dull) lou and was detailed Palatka in tins buttons Site carried s For her daughte r' Sst (1(1505 ,-. to ant cArRi / _,"w •.. If ', i'—'7' , iru unsold on the top Izntc sir ritits %Aereserved alongwith it ,. I ~ike and punch I ~~ ~ ~;,~i-ffviff - , ~ palest soft )vllo%v cluffon mer groomismen %ticre Alan Clark, ': Dec -5 1) Fiji, early hO,a romanuc ide cam tit =P!Dvrd, and ther. do the thoughtful thirip . ey tar up) ins can have added w-ui'i"s if y ou cothtact one st ho has the knast ledge you st Think giant thoutjtts if you st to enlarge your activities ' S titer punch bowl .si?h flowers in the bride's • . 1 ~_~,-. - ~'," .. ~.. -1 A, - r t diet I with loiii' full skt st s brother - epresented 4Oct 0 sister as maid of honor She tlrssy ('lark servesi his son its O1t a wtsiti' rytusbicimuumi orchid wore a uiurinal length gowni of best tmi;mn and utut'r. corsage ) - •-se'uds a- fir the esenirig Ca,ti bring much S ______ ------ -- - - ___ ~, - -- " - t•uluI. ribbon and she carried .if Miss Susanne Clark, sister of pah, aquainaritic dress of For her going- iway outfit. lashel; wfth a %cry wet norolle wooe is me, how tin )L nu make cascading Igistiquet of )ellow the grtynii, Jacksonville. Ilicur doeskine crepe ,Altll scii,ope(I Mri Clark chose a fashionable for ,,.i%ir., ,*.er!4x,ketI these ip~ii.!Ni citice for 11' 41 ,~,-r ,~r, anti %thite roses. stephanotis, gii%4ns anti flowers ,Acre neckline and beadeft inm-t at tho. (ii.itand dress erlsvinble of pin with Ilismuiaturt' ivy foliage. Identical to those of thehonor waistline 11cr ;sc - 'ss ore and burgundy wh mnat hir; '~ ' Moos Carla Jarrell served her attentleat Inatched hur ensemble and she amesiories. a 551-,. : ' is -- - success bai - A £ -' - r ' - - AQt' AldUS tian fl tc' let 1a1 You can he you- IO.Jhit wIl rsast. make stonierful nest friends and rleiw rrtwnt friends as st- ct Accepting same nvitatton to apoup a,fla a st tic ii nest tie gist a pa.i s OLTwIi and have fun riscrs •fctt' C) to Mar C)l A fine day to proceed stst same csa; or care-er activIr) that will put au ahead of others Show our fines: talents Make out thaw checks that still gist your cr-edt: a fine IF 'tOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will' he ant of thaw 'za-.4'ating ) ounig people abow thinking case just about tier) thing imaginable. but could law many friends earl) it life he auw o' the blessed bluntness in this nature leach to 14w diplirna -) and then the life becomes SCT) successful tiecauw of the tremendous understanding and intebect the field at gas-eminent would be ideal hcre, or other pontions where much rtsparrtiiir can be assumed 14 @ _ lIrIlIt-sumsamlIs allot matron I t'sirst's Isssit heti her •Ira-ss EIla'n Wilke. cousin -.1 the bride, Her headpiece ;I i4ere. . l l%S I'JI/ill~ctil Sw ceney. and she ,Aorva pink uItwitillum 1- :loating hoste&ws were the W;IS renai.mance style with layered Sanford; .NIT-,. Daniel Mahurin. orclud corsage Misses Ileth Darby. Vicki . • -- 'sirs lbbmc Hanna. Suunnitcsll hcl re re. - plans that 1Iat 0th 5 )L part so you Still he sell orior ,nrt ( P •Jnnc. riL u in 7 4' Inn4' 1Wt4'(I pfiofl t the ddsni reception 'mp1n Virginia s,1tIir it 1.ti4i R4V47'4 md Ron i with 'sir in \t r ett i II r.•chle fl .'rry ' 1ti P1)' r 0 ,, strt'asmirs, all t'dgs'il in I;u a' register the a dehjUu1 re make SUN DAY hart, -- ti n& o 'west sr) Ct.tsitt.tiaU f Fruit punt h was sot,r%ed from . ________________ - for .' i ' tAflg - the h11 w -is entered intotilt! Miss Johnson decorated aith wedding bells uas the recipient of many . ornament.al and the cute little characters I.Lseful as well ;I., s trip of rt-nuieuuiIran's 1 fr ont . Ionve Is" all of uhich ,Acre Mrs Horace L. Johnson Jr Mrs Bob drAlAn b% Patti'S llfC'IltllV Mrs April Curry and ' riend arid chosen honor Hanna anti Mim I,ou Ann C APRICORN Decto Jan .'01 Conta t people st ho can hasp nothing c.mmon t, I Ml'sl i Mat I to June II S ins can come to a tr"ut meeting of minds with usaci,ates if IOU state %-aur and st-eli Greater su.ru st'sli then he paable in the future Ge out to same pubis. a;t;vir) later that cars hi most e4tcatsle arIt,'/L,tit,!,II,' .. r. trtsnr to J ul) • saras ca to get buss at Isaki that art dttlu.-ult to di' during i the time br shopping for nest clothes you stars: and nre Resting and relaxing ti fine in the evening LLO sJuI to Aug ii Out to the cites st- bert you t'r st ith people .csu trisi lie and Isise a delightful time Di' you: u,. znss t make bait tx-s bapps S au mat, nerds s iu atsalsatr devotion nost, so he sure to grit ut SIRGO (AU; u" Sept "I Make thw .hangri and imprtvemruiti t' s au home that Incresie as charm arid efficiency intertairt it p nit and get the approval and vood it of others TbmI. kIhka, tSept to Oct t 'tint can flay have th aw • Ju1 ;_ _~ T'wc, . 'I'liv b.ick of tilt- gi)%%I I %%~ % elliphaslied with ;I hirl,v 1) S ou art Iog a abut saUs and - - ' tP 'i1l mm sill its stk cit g smut stills swer at tilt' wt'rt' uMl ti;rotihout the fellouship hall of, the First site. .-Ill l, r% ,,tal arid .sit% er table Baptist Church of Geneva, on ap,pointinent.,ucre used. ,-10.1 a~ % I ~-t Dor. * I take 0-C, much sr, use fram a zlow tw rat. at afieki 1.iter the IS-year -ax- -old came hcxne arid ul led her ow room at- naturall. \st the 14 sea -oh' is heata-&-k-n MOTHER cr 110Th ..I to No% : I ) Get fir-ures and facts at SCORPIO 10-:1 ' Al I I elmo,ined 111t. chapt-I length dS .5 l).utt (if (fit iS.liru trim I w . ' toloped te! r I'•• It I i Ihn :1 nteg u (f fresh tI,t' rracec ,rIltust I! hisses aw l t -- I- - tliitiiiititis b'1u s Frvnch lioul sh-eves and stand- rtmcnt 4 'trtd i s.scte s 1 N~ I pr %%N Patti Johnson pt puhr st tints squ'iris of bridal cakt J .s C,eneva brId"Ject of Tommy ntiLi. inints and sherbet anti red by a large 'fruit punch. Large Revere ' I a tC)U 0) ul .rlenc a a I'.rwls of garden fresh roses will help > ou hate more manes in the near tuurt, st'i.i feel you deserv e Confer with a tuness cipert and rrctwt nest '-tends Dress vii DEAR ABRa' 7'wt st'pe&s a,ç usi ,~.-lrtrrsanori %%;I,h cthrrs that %ill help thern understand yow finesi idea$ And f3alL, then they will cooperate %tit you & fiend to err&n,Ji and travel plans, Handle Important carnirn eaath A '0 no Mis '07 Your intuition wate!s n'st an au an deal w ith others Rt S Uit ..,.i. it. the future you out cif that rul you hati-Ir beger. fr, for a long time, and make im portant change. Make nest ontali st h an t he fascinating company and help you have pester sucoess. ir the a tOS A...., ill !T1ll L delicious finger sandwiches, - nht es . - 14 rrt1 / ,, _____________ iustrrol.k red 'r sits s with homemaking idea. Pet Prr%e. Poll%." Probic'm or solution I(, a problem. Write Poll% * 6this nCU %p2per. . In care Of . I '4',7 - as -lies - - tit her formal leng,th gown ill \\ i I I . fatherr , Miss J a rr ell ' " 'Ifl& ill ceremonv. ly pall -Jroirt- two newlywMot. v . and sprigs tit turn aml flo,Arr,i admiring is shown -- - - It 'A • - . the twatitiful array. prior to the opening . ,essing . scan's open as . %*oil sets Rijn it along the seam _pa~ntl,r . I .. o'he I"*"fl.1v4 " clf !ht _--_1l"C_-;a! thell, jlfr$5 vAlti! 1 161 - We have teihle fts about It a1m j e 4 volith Mute Cathedral talwr% Patti Johnson, bride-cilect of Geneva at a recent ';T" - - hrlc with wide ci,tin bor ders I i"I, nti ii ft sture'I ru ipset cc A fie t r sr I..'• I lU ileliit,ra C rr in menu of white 'ri lJ% thikiec, carna tions 'I u'Iys t.rratti grarerl eat? • U ftc I d w diIn nik. ' 5I'I ' liii. r' I (nisum nc -sod decor it I ______________ GIFTS GALORE \%ere presented to popular show er, She -- ~. .- a 1111rav Clark, 4175 ('(it)- iritipsitti mlJhslilus Fain n about My housekeeplifts. 1) 1 IF .t , re re.- rirliflil wilt) Miginfie 11 -- • _______________ turing the St'4' Howard wants me to work as we haim no children and , miscellaneous ___ _____ !,ranch nnh uol*Isbr s t" flint' hranIt br,ms c;mrukl;uhr. DFAR P01-1-Y -After laundenng a drip-dry 3acket .,!%%a% A *I;Iff each fleeve 'Ar ith a hand tam el and 6c slee% t.,~ " ii hcld their shape better d d'-ss'. less tsrne ~43 144 i 4 — 1 55 _______________ - pc dc415e5 if used and boxes to hold the cakes __JØ %\ 1')LAB ABBS Ms problem may not seem tmpnlsnt to th , I - I fl,,. coke and pursh tal'I' . J;it'kst,vill Church Ii h i,r.mtions included t itt mmmi 'intmts of "'ts.t It 1 tt'.. s t i'jS -hould remember to include cake corrugated circles. lak-v ________ I 39 ~ .Nlr% houltl charge for decorated cakes she sciches to bike .rd sell I think a rule of thumb ould be to muiti- 3D 31 '- I . ''r , 0-- foralrd with white gwro p. rarr.,irvI vp p iirnc lit van, sgt • - 1 -, I . IMIUI iu'Ii'Iht. InhItJie 111%): Ct r. ii;uu. R ogerr II sirs or mist Ii SI uti ii sppri.prs III fliiiituil 5I'II'ItiiiIIS 111111 511 ('iiIIliuInht'd 5(114)1St Sviatt Ha rris, tIii) Si5fl 114 11551 •'ml Ito' i 4 r. 11)4 liiltli is the iIaiis9st'r a,f 'sIr I Ii Ii.. W iley Jun11 '2U10 U ut .\s 's.mnfi,rd hut ini)iii I'. hit 54)fl III 'tr SuIt . 9 1F In- I — ___________ ;';+ .JflIUI(. %,i, officiating clerg)imi I at tilt, ______ 'or tstnts Mans r,.ople hate contract ed colds, flu and %torse from eating food so contaminated s* aitres keep her hands awa from her face and hair stheu ,Ile 'he II SCI5 Ifl —S&l I \ — -- i:hui t1;1 f, Sanfool ' I recently watched a walliess 1b I . 1 ' &H PL Ii -Ms Pet Pees e it ss ith restaurant Ogert ss ho do not insist that the r help be more sans 76 19 I j 10 11 — [ 14 13 18 -- s orbeaper Lb&a dr~giag out %arm. . RP4, It' 1' Co I 2 3 15 J 1IFR IFF Ms ag'rlrI,, elperu sac sea •" 'r ' tnzth to thu' 'IC \a kZ9 %AIu: unt* it :n fltth e ' be Co Art St On she ~ggrinv 5 o.'na,., r(a.d :4 NN!i-finnM C'tj•t • , k C '7? ,' IT MulTi C( I Iii (andleh,71 1it (Ic r Polly' Problem I'lL &H 1'&'ll I \ The * ater in our county is quite distastriul to u c t' gallon tie plastic bottles c. F '1i, I -1 _ .-E ;Y s P.sted - Jf 111 tomato ' It ) and ladies' slacks ,ind skit ts--F.I_JkINF "'' As. 512C on to other FIC p'aI 1 1 t s seeds and Denise Jarrell, Ronald L. Clark A.,.,, is ?,**,evil P.t'. ,raJ fr.A9.'pfrJ r ales has the 8tar ring every man wants! 66 $ YARD that are ilmeil*'uIslce, stutuly, it t.sli,uijli-, attrsu- ti se and etuss Ill saw Shitiw is 0 SIrirsitsn;istI'. ', Improve your home! ,s C.11 Don Howe Knob lull spread. lti.s woven In - :. terry •'lotli giuighumisu ifs.' white ('III'('kS hut.' ,i tiny - u-hit hump smusil the u - ssltjri'iI chicks ;srs' ilt It's its eitsys.'iirt' is Is tittsu'h limit cmiii s.i hseat-y- his ito' i'lt'.tl uii.ut.riol for Lstlt .inI loo - a( h ri,l*'s for two little Isilit's l'lst'se rout-s ss t're mustilt' of l):itteruls - omit- selected for It's - ('I ) '' PATIOS SCREEN ENCLOSURES P, ALUMINUM GUTTERS AtU1,AiP4tjp, SIDING Wide for list' t'uthms-ouue sleeve sttsk-ti required no sleeve settimig An)i-isis' rotw Iultttmn wituhil slit, so htimig us it u1sis msi,t 11,1% t- ti's, suns-hi s usiitt Ut hull I i'Itoser iissst'risii 5555*) 1it Isstsl for -i trlmls- • -uisi'r, to iisjmks' on .uttr.uu-lit's' and ir ii - t it'i I t uauirsl iIi,i ta' I Iis'l.i'oauiii oistlit . . We Have Reduced Over 1, 000 Yards Of . . . 66 YD. All Machine Washable And Dryable, 60 All First Quality I REPEAT OF A SELL - OUT Fit-. cons.nl,ni /ilt, It,, - l.i i ,*it ti.. •,'- .,..t,i tt,i,. ways ' ,' a, I ' I, San(ot- d Plaza PH. 3234520 to buyri I 4t11,,m ' It ZjftsS luid.etial & Cemmercigi Construction - OPCNMOPI Istoucs SKI 7515 Sanford I 11 ' (wi , Regular 5395 yd. Double Knit From Our Regt,lur Stock To An Unbelievable Genuint ills4l, SI,., Si1'74htue HInK is ills l.aa,au ,Is,ua,auaJ. 1..----. I. ii -ui-,i F I . kimisonis uscklmnut' and the suther 323.6920 214 S. Oak Ave. That's Right, Gals .- - ,L,,,,,,, SAI4P4ONUPLAZA '' 111-I604 Open 10 9 Daily Master Charge Open til 9 Mon. & Fri. Closed Sunday BankAmericard SATURDAY ONLY A Ol'SISiOl'4 OF UsLISS COIPt)KAII)N I �*B-The Sanford Herald by V. T. Hsmlin ALLEY OOP WANT AD -i; 2 Personals SEC INFORMATION s%M A A'.-'i Cai' MeO 42) 155' -' Iii . •. \' 'v.rLs -,,. -, 1 - CLATTER with I k 1L 0..'._.• 0_ - '• -b-.- _. Seminole 322-2611 BIMO BURNS Ar RE .wS) \ ; J 5JPTS E REPS..: 'J 3.4103 CE7 Orlando 7; 831-9993 11 f7 LI I' i A I / l he Longer Your Ad Runs The L.ss It Costs Per Line :- 7 Instructinn Per Day. Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change P:ANc tSSCNS -' o C c.. • I: * "a'' #.?..•.' 31) 375 13 01 Copy. MaleHelpWanted fan-IS? iIOr0a eipfr..sx, p'rerr. $*ng Piit Apply ig ill, Senforo Arporl a' Plane 322 1044 to' appointment D.ijatr..r I thru 4 tim,, AMAZi.r, TO Ti-4:N W iiE W-' c. -L .- 4 cES LE iA S tPir 30 times 31 tirnet -E L ç,EE IT ED TO sE:- - c-.- A ç :f'i' cwi I I ', - BADGE by GUYS Love i' HOusekeeper and cam panon tot elderly couple Small Salary Fa' OCPAII 4% ,n$Pry-$ cal 322 $IU Cicari s.c. mart Arid $pr5y pain man & chwsrz 5owin CLASSIFICATIONS 7, J8) +i'-, tJJ*7 YOU I ______ P0 t)-t _______ ) ---- A 7 fHIh37 FOPLE IN - ______- Announcements SJ.4ZA4 -___________ r A___ .,. ____ / '- ___ tL.. \ kJ " ___ - .. —. - .t:.r' J!FPr 'ERjA'$J9. rr .-.•t - : 0 I.E. ..-• s..i- I.SS .t -•..--!. AE S. ) , •• ------ _____ • ..-. - Employment AlIVE' ' ..-- 14-Female HtIp Wanted Female Help Wanted 1$-Situa?,on Wanted 13-Male A'ME _______ p.r v 'i..u.y- - 13-Male Help Wanted !i.k' II5( .. - 1 11-Domestic Child Care . III _ib ' '4 ____ rA'.Le. .C'MOP.JE 'E iiA. fE 4T FR( P4 rA'. ________________________ . I_..i!i4Jji1111 74-Iloues Rent Unfurniihsd 23-Houses Rent Furnith.d 24-Mobile Homes Rent E.. IIl HcriIIc SGT. STRIPES...FOREVLR ______________________________ __________________________ TMT1oss ____ / Real Estate For Sate / J / - ' I -1.-k , "1 /l, 31-Hou s F Sale 32-Farms £ Groves 33-Lots £ Acreage 34-Mobile Homes 7 I 4 . - 1 i -1 _> : rT 3S-Incorne& Investment - - 34-Business Prop.rty 37 Real [stat, Wanted _______ LiJ WINTHROP - ___________ by Dick (w-r-.' cltr M I'EE7 t, rr ThAT W'W? , I m-m I ue / v\r ____ -- 1 / Tha nâc s S-In Memoriam, bCrooIs & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY RCL...'p A f 4-Cards of _4/ Cavolli Recreal 41-Bicycles 42-Boats and Marine Equipment I 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment I _________ J I -". Merchandise cP --BLONDIE i "0-i - - -- I &CE ç' 'J? ______ - - ______ ) I(h.% . ! I 3D-Garage. Rummage Sales SI - Auctions 52 -Wantee To Buy $3-Swap And Trade $4-Equipment For Rent 53-Mu cilIa neou s For Sale SSA-Hous.hold Goods ________ . . ______- BEt JRE -A'E.E - I'E.V - t '\ - -. ( I %%?1 I • - •.ia. r ''S /5•i 55 J •- A 's C.5E 'C.J '.EE A s e ....' , A.. $4-Antiques (7 - usica A •.5•i •_-__, :17 r.EAiER I vwrcn.uutse 3$-Store And Office Equpm,nt St-Machinery , Build ing Ma lena Is ICy t?A,Ipr painting Apply ri r*rsonat Florida Convoy. Bldg 141 Santord Arporl. Wanted ReeOo.'Ibl. rtdv,dual ICy fijli time CiJiIOOhl dulili lPooI iartdicaped bvIdng I at ricrp.Ion (enter ri Lay, Mar, area PPsn-e ____________ ___________________ 531 35)1 Cernrtrrp Maintenance man r*,Ci.g Do fIt apply unlpit AC c'i'on-,,d IC PianO wort OaIla*n. Memorial Part 337 4713 or •p pa nt men? R,latwe man to Øn.yp trucy. lOad ArId uflIOAd mater hi. Aid w irl lumbr ,ard 4$ Hr wee4 Ei cellent IrAg, benu4ti Apply tnt parson All,, P a - '0 Sco'?yi HOnnC Bulrry ).' S r,...p. _____ Avt. Sanforø MEPiS C&OTHIP4G SPECIALIST CCmpAr., bern,?; rrt,rpment p'og'.m. OrA. p1..; CO',?m;;on .1 C Pinney o Sanford Plaja Call 32) 1310 ton appo'n'm.i-tt An (0*1 Oppor?ijn.'y En'ploy.n braructi Represeitalive App'.cant Sought who can d,,p400 Qicyly intO Brancri R.preiri ?atvp c'i a,r oflce Competitive alar, Mutt Pavi car PhOni Ed vorgan at 322 $121 Do,r,si'c Fn.ar, Co An (auai Op partun.!y. Errploy.er Tra,n at $145 par ws*. *,t'? O(l Lii, lfl%u?AflCC Corn PAIy Call 131 1444 '\ 1 j4. 00 -. • . - - HEPHANTOM _____ •••• \:6OI$G 4 s7' __ ID-Travel Trailers il-Auto Repairs Parts. ... - . - ,/ __ Transportation Mort WjIr -. Department ________ b Las Filk and Sy Barry _____ Hours ZYPAJ M7 L ' - ._-.- ' t T1 - -:- . I / =..! '' F.,,, . - 'çi;itc t w ' MO N DAY thru FR I DAY - I •:30A.M.IOS:30P.M, 4 '' - — - Apartments Rent Furnished ___________________________________ 23 C SAN MO PARv.S+ 1 33 Bedroom Tralem; & Apt; 2 Adult parks. 1 Family parks ISIS H*'y 17 52 Sanford 323 I)0, Day. Wk . 4,'. ... I 154th. niCer liar riCyjyc ,,,, P nc, CrntrtI Pip,it .tr,i .r $16 (t>3 Irr,,nt Small apartment No pci; 5-40 414 3247 n000ASsemble,, Broiler e.p.dIer Apply ri person to Bahama Joe-s LobSter House Houses Rent Unfurnished — LAKE MARY fcr sale or Rent 3 Bdrrn frame. ____________________ 322 141) 0 ' , ------------- _______ _ 25 Houses Rent Furnished ' - 0 fOrm - Fla room. ai', Cut,. adult; only, $l40mo Call 37) 5713 after Loch Arbor-Get hot today.' Cool oft th lout bedroom Iour bathroom Irs level aOl pail °" lake Price lull raluce'd 1% 0153 3 Borm - li BaIt. air Conplctely I.rnsttted Call 327 ill? aI?er 530. DELTONA. Mobile Homes Rent Paoia ' %(j lie.lr Ito' unfessions of tut tif tllltlIJfl visers should coincide with M.D. and Ph.D. Counselors, L. /, ,".S- (tin' SuCh tflle rklieta-vs IIl)TtI ft41 lift'. "i .tucJ 19. - .\lm.t , ll . (1lllt'Ir u - ' - ' _' Vscirrx' liv Abbv )lI1lli?iS and tier Sister Ann iluIIIiiists eII as Anti I)o;othy Dix should N('wspdper I l.tII of F'az,ie," for slit' changed S1)dI)ets froni stitdgv f)tu1\t"rs (if WjlJ Sin-ct notic.'v' that tue'. offer ads isrr fit-Id of hlusujiri Belations! ftt-i the (151141 sI.I), (OS. Ann arid Abb - offt,i vJ i-is .dMitIt Z'I+I dllIrl('tItS. . '.ou liise prtsitisly Arthritis, - dIntogical Asthma, i't,, 0 iii liii' iii hi' i7R44/ W(A. ("5' I I . _ 1 AfAP*t OF I. ('.tied at lIne time or an• st.irls .tIl iz ii •igaisi, readers, (tiller Ifl sour column Hut hr nj,datts his it-. 'flsry qIlote Se', eral Itners Arid all thi'e' of '.'ou ntav Iltartus cn;z1(vrning new dnis ir da% and briefly sliuhIlia. inuthi t},..- sarnc. Sclllltioil .411(1 illS(1 USeS tlt,'S%' (ilar.ati'rs li/t' tIlt-Ir n-put--ti '."ilti a to this? human dilemmas s'ou tit setting for his s.x-ond nm Yes" or No. discuss. of At';ic-. AruerrIla, Arthritis hI thIs '1Vorr' Clinic7 Anmi arid Abb'.- use let- 5sthiti, ttC.'. liOsseser, %•.t go deeper Ant) Landers and Alilir ters from readers,'.'s')iik the background factors so ti-ri 3kv Office cases, but the arc' se'i'v clever twin SIStet 5(1(1 can ee how thost- proli. pzo1bktri serlTi srr' simIlar '.'.ho atterud.'d \Iornirigsid.. kin; Origitiatej am)(J learn College at Slotix City, loss a, I hr st talcamong all tiuin.tii beings. gv for sol vii) g sshst-ti iii'.' (1)111-ge textbook then1, as 1 ill'.'. (Ill you t-xjilaimu ttit- St ss r11 as similar (II.1% hf-nn ljSl'(I tiii-ni- .45 thir h-nuns; ;iiuiiLtitv iii tilt' tiutlisil of in t},' future. classroom text. Ablir and Anti, who litik ilils \Vorrv clInic" thus d ie-. ',,rgl dt'gree-s, ss itli Sour Aid this \Vorrv' Cl1151' fulfills the shrewd advice of bad run for 20 years before' Confucius, who said: own profesifonal the".- started writing f or CI- a hungry man a Rh newspapers. and you feed him for one 3$ DRAMATIC PLOTS So the-v may thus base ab. day A en.' disct'rning atithor sor:)ed mnuc'hi of tile nrofes. of a hook en short "But teach him 110W to stun' slonal psvchc,Iogicil uInd fish and you (ee'sI him for '.'. rinng tinc.e' stated ther'r psychiatrIc 5 it.Wpoint herein oo .crc only 38 different draMarw readers still rukss malt plots for all fic-tioti! dislx-l14 at the syc ioIosl. , This "Worry Clinic" teach' Yet mnillionI of storks are dilemmas which Ann, and YOU sols 110W to dIagnose i. sour c-ntirc' tarn( (JTitf)( tIJ. eltiplos'irig thinuse Alihis' and I thus I'SJ)Sv to Illes' IY duologk'al problernsl ')Ij plots! thit- less' of s'o*i neWspa1Kx iAi*Sfl •II. t 0,. Crs... ltAmflt'$ of the diar. readers. s.f lkia '(4e,i e"iu,iag • SAC ac'ti'i; (hay he different and flut truth is .iettially stran. 44'is..'4 wweSep. .s4 1$ 'dV tPpia awl prisIOg the geographical lix'.tk ui-.i get' thi.tri fiction, for win-n •ki wad fer so. .1 II. 1 1)0 it YOURSELf I I''' III,?'oorn. I bath Irr"e P-lip '' I city lois remodelrg .?i itt.g on. -'1 'Ic, all to' us's TI 5) 2211$ dOwn flalAnre SIlO per "vIP Sav, on thu one SO 141 /1 Tn' 7371 Pack, 311 JIll allen hour;. 371 04&i ____________________________ 311 525-1, 371 CiSM ' -- - .•. i C _YOSChoOP __ - - - --- - - (OMl'tOP'S [PlC VCLOPFOIA'v F 2 Ritf'ev. 322 .544 Garage Ruinrtiagi, t(OVIPIC, flaby. 1pm;, "ntrhf' dineIl ypt Ic.t; nor.', ??% ('-'nt', (It, 0 i,' A'i-'' SI Lots & Acreage 33 - Auctions -_ -- Ip Anirrr. %F t 5'il A IC 114 rI 4 ,ir'uI r.Ini tinsel; SI'.. 413') OrlindoUt _ At Ii _______________________________ I nji SSA I1usehold Goods ,5,mn',mt,?, I- lii lain- a',J I ,dm ,Il??pJ tort rig I'II?S c-kr nt-a SInger l'nsrfi r Sea.r.g _______________________________ ".', h.fle Loin-In flv -ira ()nnq '.r(i( f0 5 12217W ___________________________________ It IEVISIOPI SillS $73 UP P.'il I [34% 24141i1,'- ti(r.,n 2)0257 SERVICE .'.rst 'strctofd 13) '.431 f4°v S 11ff AuthO' led 5m-.ij.-r deafer new 5ng.r Zig Zvj ri Stinrt, 191 OIler 2 p Zag; It-pm $47 up KINCDOPI S SEWING (ENTER. 210 F itt 5? - Down tO*n 12) 6161 anlorti ncte1 art go-rig o'i vu ,iliOfl Sale P ruday tide MuSt ii'.pn,ii• .-.f IP'o.,ySncty of .temy DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Plo, IA .5.-'.? '.inI, 'I _____ if %43'J ____________________________________ Wanted To Buy 52 1 4 %.'l +' '''; n' I ,l'r1 ' I un • ' Ii. , I • ill •4 . n-. ri . I , I 'n- ' ' ''" 0 ,_,___ 54 - Equipment For Rent , We v-Il Beautilul Le,,ure World Mobile Home Estates and Marina or the t, River From $13730 wItch Include; home & lot A fAbulouS community, with al facilIties yr IT 32 cec'eatioel i,ctvc'n'i' Sar.fo:d and Dcflar, DIP Port Florida Road Phone 64.1 4131. Di-fary or Orlando 447 5014 - - - W NT A fED WOI.iv,, (lit., flq•(fl 1. If ROc I 1l14 'n i'' If F It,'. is' " 1); ,nal •, l • I .J'?Ufl'O'eS c- • '-% deS-gm. 14.11 ?ale $51 i .4'." rrc,I $4 per mn1h Call ,' ir.,tgrc 3331411 or e,,s •) SE / 1P4{", 'it 'APIP OIID I 1f .4 i ' A Ii" .' " -,'. ,'-. I .i,- . , lVtl Xufky,'ço,.t Il • 60 Icurn,yhrd $l) dOwn, take over payments Phone - , ST. JOHN S REALTY toll TfMl I) MM Pack A,e 312 $11) 130 N_______ A,,,laple n.gPlS al 3?) 2)11 for - Thc KEY FRI ..SAT.-SU N. -AUG. 1 8, 19, 20 Sanford, Fla._ 137 Pinecrest (Jr. _j_, 15 3 Sri H jP, fl' - + 0 does not HELP Very Clean $ Livestock And WAUTE ADS that in dicate's a preference based on age from employers covirid by the AGE 015CR IMINATIC I IN EMPLOYM(Pfl' ACT More lflfornfl ti( map' be obtained frcjrn ltie Wage Hour office at 219 Carlaine BuildIng. $2490 HOE Seventh Avenue, North MiamI, Florida 33161, lelephen,: 3505173 The Local News of Seminole 1 495 5upe san 'ri - - - CALL 322.2611 uth!ath 5 ; I 5 1 .1 + . 695 - " -- FORD Cortina. 1 Dr- 's fr'' '" "i .i 5795 - , JEEP Wagoneer V 4. -s 69 JEEP Truck. V -- f Tape Pla,,? Par-stied Carp.'Call 1104I 7754714 -_____________ 63 1,42 ParIr Yctrain 'al ri .00d ni- ti' St Ambulant- . F B'.scl 1 295 $ Gvyd Cor.dit i-r , 51) 1395 cJi'. - ( lo, i';-'j - i' c-p c' ,i4P.1. AKC. CdlI 37) $113 - 'red, $75 . - 4f 4,1f tt +ti1n S 2095 .,f1i.lI '$ + cno•, SI Ch.4 I ed' faClor, ar t-1 cower A Pets And Supplies iD LeS-abre, AC P' I 4-4 5)4 1771 ir 37)4th :7. _ _ " I covui,t-ev'l. 5-)c-S 574 3117 — -- POLAR A 3D' .1 r P'i If Good Card toe. 5)73 37'] fn 67 DOD-E Il'-i'. ISA, complete p.' Supple-S I'.' I ar F,t-raa Plaza. Sanford Prrrn 321 MIS 71 ,. THE _______ ' -- -, — - -- -_______ _____________ SHOPPERS - -' ,_,,j11' GU Auto RepaIrs 1 D E Parts Accessories I tier' • rJ .ii '.ik. rra.l '3 .c';' 1)3 if -OT' E t'CNE' ,. — 7) Motorcycles - VIr"a',u 3'') - 542's tollowog Crie And Scooters -----. bUSit15si" J i'i listed for -tour 32) 64%) - nvenience Permanent 0 ____________________________-.,4t sacrIuc II Yamipia lO0'w Atter [aciIeflt cod-?.n. 1 - .'ido'nts and newcomer, , thiS 41,j(,'s WorkhOuse !t director', con'.enient I 4 ''2 -,.3i : -s o C'' _______________________________ __________________________ __________________________ ___________________________________ _______________________________ SALE '2195 $ '1 695 ___________________________________ BUICK LESAURE 4 Di Sedan Special of the Week Air Conditioning OPt' i 102 - - - - ._ .c - . - . .'-. --' •- - I - Cer a l'fl IC's ' ----- • . s ................. . • ' ' ' ' :'.. - - Arts8_Crafts . , ,. • . J' - -• s,In • ' 'r,,. - - .:.- ' ' . 0 AttIc . -. ' ' - ' l ; ..- fl.'.' - ' • - - er I 4 1qj , y 5,) •ny •isi b°'qAd C 3t - S. Ce' " 'e Pit'j .., C U? ,w i ' '' ' Wagon wtt, ,. 1395 1510 Ford [2430 fl1 Van, only Super 1895 T.). • , i,' , 043 i.yt! ,,',,jlill iu,' 4, ' + SEA3ON ______________________________________ ES', S - Tr j I RCI3tJ Is ______________________________________ .. I' ' ..I L I -- U L E ' _________________________ 'IS ' i I Di ' . I - __ 0 + - - -n jq e ii , ,. "e,i __________________________ - -, S 2)1st -Pt: _ ',' '' I. . I ' + - ,l,J , ' , -- , ' it MA..e'iu Pts .. 00L CO + 4 '"I u.a. '' ' ________________________ Get In On All The Action! JOIN TH I _____ ___________________________________ ___________________ Jack Prosser FORD 3786 Hwy Il 92 South Sanford, Florida PHONE 3?? 148$ WInter Park Ph 6.1.1 8916 DAL citt)PE OIL 516 SO 52200 52150 S (L1 L) i -i - O's (..i)'. •'t 3 line Ad---$S 04 4 lIne Ad—$6 7? line Act-58 40 ' 0 - __________________ _______ 1'' '.' -- -.453 - ' . .": - . . ,Wf'i • - .1e1'0'.i. -, I.' - _ - . - '_ ________________________________ _______________________ '1 '.APt 's 5'. ' A' 1 A 5i'4lC(5SAN p '.'J4 1 S 5l....,,i-' '*,5,) 49'n•I? I - III] '.'.. I. I I' - - ICIsSIN s *u?v SALON Or'-e' i Psarrilt S Ba.ult Nu.a 514 1 P,ne, 322 $71.1 1 ' \'ojy.ni+ ,o.i 0.8 2-a ;tQfrn tigixy ptfl Jell IeIi.ved '.-.- .''. ' '0 -. S els.', --_______-- _________________________________ - -'c . - 'Pill's -$'v"i-liisIn -' .'v .. -s ' SI" 1 'u 'n. I .1' a'e ii ..4 AJ .au-r'g hai' *1 ' ai'a tony. nit,. wi saC l's 8-tV'% IJflQr53O, CJl'4!5. fl 's."qn.Jw' *'lni -1t11. liv #5 ; IlJ AIim tim Døv>c sjnt0ttj $23 (MI, 37.141W l 1 ? -SN ci P c''i..t ''ngt• ' -' 'I PtLKKnCAPt - + 11 ,' ' -f CC. 1, ___________________ ' 5 " I it. • '4 0 ) ii, C, - ShoeRepair ' . KENT A CAR I, .5,,, v' Ill '' - l'°.- ' '%%l 0- ypQp$I - I' - -, ), " GIj' vl It Of ___________________________________ , 0 , , , — , &',-.-' • ' ' ,, va."wetc 'Ai34ll_ i 0 • 0 - • ,,v ''' •0 - - '' 5 Pt Se'ing -• Autc!lflytii'i(y, . 4'. - . 1: . , 0,' ,, or iJ.' "1.31, ____________________________ - , " . - - . ' ' - ,;..- ,, ., ' .- ' ______ , -• • ''.-''l o.s's; ''. ""l , -c.' - ... .,, 0 I$'4 • :' ' - . -. InsuIation , + -: . ',tj5( ' — _____ ' '' ' Stamps '' , ' ' A. - 0 0 Cub . ' " Rubber ' , + . . + Eat I T) Pta CLS _________________________ - ,, - ....-. - lord Club Wagon, oitty Furd Pet Care ______________________________ -. Appliances ______________ ___________________ 15eV ' ' -. 0' $995 995 '' . ' ' - -- ;': , ' -' i". '' '' . .', '' '' . Set. cc A &l,'pa - '''' 11,1 ycI (,)in, ' 1', - ' ,j 5 (11CC hi?tic S SOP, .I.It ,'m'I, ______________________ a - 4; v lu 0A M i1t) F' M Locksmith - Carpeting UI .511 1966 '895 _______________________________ _______________________________ 1962 lnt,'rna liona I Newspaper In The World, - iD) -. - '-'I • 5, 4' In'. • .0 -u'.'.. ''' ) " ' _ ' ,' j_ _____ PIF--J.P If tSr ;a'c 333 4743 •. 1968 CII E V. MALIBU 4 Dr. Hardlop. Clitani Be tier Than Any Other SUSCRIBE NOW nri l' Poultry 2 Ton Ca 07- 155,5 i lt.i,y 2 S('tut 0 Ci.'t.2 rtcir A; IC cml ________________ The Sanford Herald Covers . S Pr '?ri>i 'A (r.,.li., Malibu '- a'i -o Lit •lInt COndition $44 5711 — www This NEWSPAPER - . ______ 0 ____________________________________ kno'wIngIy accept I st LINCOLN Con? merit-i I CALL rog co 373 17$ 1345 DOdge Se-lan 51Cr. • I 5)4 mat0i 5,4 ia-a" ,.'. I lft Ford Se-lan, I (,I cdi , Pull paw.r 3$ OIPMS Mustangs. Cea'-i .' SIAtOn A'arin;. <Sup " I 'ni.-" 535 nIna' Cal If t)f ALE P A TO IF P1st i''4.Pi.-•'. -.,' - -jr Take O'ier Pa - rnentc c-c-tc I.. •'ICrit ( )r-n,l , t , Or' 33) 344 BlJi#J! ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ________________ - I-I to... $111 RAT C Includes Household Items, Clothes, F urnilure', Odds & F rlds, I SHOP THE EASY WAY! *per sonal Interview * *reply It) lbs .457 care of * * The Sanford Herald * Fund Lawn Mowers, rrt fAD ciri r iPIi , ,'r Coor T V we tta,e ;verai re-po -- Richard Place II LI A -- the I I the PIP itt deep well pump awl gal tonI 130 100' roll long let-ice. $13 Call 373 170$ ___________________________ _______________________ - Y. W •.Ir ,- ti%_._\S_. ' boAt. 33 HP Chrysler motor - ?'t*3.')34l1 r /,sr'r- -- tnch, $90 Floor hair dryer, 51% Macjnu; organ. $13 20' Ian, 510 322 45)9 J '46 FORD Galacla 'Y3 ---------- '4i5 FO C) Cor!In.l Ill. lICe (A WlSL E UPRIGHT I' "'It) 'IpV good cond - ItS.) , I'- ,! 'ftr 3)) 375) till Miscellaneous For Sale - _________-__________ 1 FORD Oalati. $11) 2 iii' '64 373iS - '-- 4 - Bank Repo;essionc _._______ -111$ ''I,' I •. 45j'' - Singer Zig Zag. $48 is- c - . S 5% 4iflt %tr-rc,) in') S tracy lip. Py balance of $&l or payment; ot $10 Call Cred ' Manai),r, 122 VIII of sc" if ,n'omd '..w , rig Center, Duanfw' I -'- iii TUE Iflhii _ I Ifl II I'VWIt c • IPIS 5% f)113a P OhtI•nnØV tt4' A ' "ant PS I rca' t4 1)S'J) - Tteld RED OAR'4 US,dlur ALA'/APISPITZ SNOW WHITE 1 QO SALE 513 00 cacti Phn, 312 nilure. and UridijeS antIques 597l Rnlinlshinq, bu. and Sell houSehold $01 W I;? St _ ____ IL Ac-If FACE LOVE OIPO J 4rj Sanlorct 12) 2101 9 5 daily. closed '1 .vth <CiJI' Call 322 7511 !u'.ds _____________________ -' _____ Si'. P.sn-y '.ti -ii A. Repossess' 'I '.''" I 1.' 4441 at'.'- I SI — lis.t i)r v5 ,j?,ofl Iron. Augu;t II ?ll'ou gti Sept I AMERICAN RENT ALL, 372 9113 -• I'lA'4() Rental Re't,fln, L'P 11e. SI,4 . 54.4 ;5.,( 6? ___ - - --------l'iAPlD liV) I2) 7$)7 aPtr 1 lla'--'-'J Cal, 373 17)1 ,..1f -' lii. ',$ 01 'A Opal 2 itI tpa.i 04 1. QPt bc,., din r.- '.p erovvtml 0111/57,4 SHPI.LF tiSEr' CARS )2) 2)40 _______________________________ iinger - 'er,e, '''' '.1(I&4A'.F let,' fl i,.' e'n'.-I •',- *,i -urr.qt.i I-IC new Rlripon;bl. ; 1 , <an a. a bg Sling in l(rw i,'.,', naarc. r'p Panama InC. P 0 . '''I P*nama Cd/. FlOfida 321-Oh -- I in ''3 Clidys. P-'; 2 ii-t' 4 '43 Sf15 A' liali (5'l jt!n 4 - 313 PAusiceil Merchandise 57 I_IF- - '______ . .l':.t% clean eater with tie fIne I''.'re EIP-(lt'c Shampooer Cs'l 5? I-" day CARROLL'S FoR Pl- I 111ff DELLS AUCTION -- - - i"., It', S.'-anij i,t,'p, ". ti-it ri aIlarPr',,nt; Coil 1130, S-art-f-'. 51743 TvPc'w,utee,ttOI)llu) ,i,l A UCI 10 N SAL[ L.. tliIC?.fl c'.srr SOrA. .,sSI)) 112 lIlt fRI SH SHRIMP Large pink Shrimp SAS it. i as. P'onrpa_3225234 Il-I? .'. .1 'o,il,l 1l e',%t 01 f,SpIIØr.ilIr •S4p , Ott 11th St 10 00 a tt Sat - Amjg It Complete houSehold 'ons;tng ot liii's bed aed chair. (x,ltrl 5"uI tbi, rug;, dr,.11. Set, dr,n.r'., wck,r (hair;, misc . lamp;. diSheS. paf% And pans Liar? tart, nit flIAfly Other lpry Iii. ',.iI. ,"i,I'ie'CJ'. Ii "rintur. ulicleil ty 2 ONI.Y (1111) II r C AUOf' P4 (10 If Ii Il) C C v i. , I - OAR AG E SALE BEAUTIFUL SETTING Lo.eI older horn, on 3 o1 st- s-tent lots 575.000 C A Whidden,Sr Broler 11114 Park. Sanlovd %.Sl. Nut-tim .. . ° , ;.' .3 1 , .,u ., MOVING lv"ylh'nti MuSt (,o' Auguit 17.1*. A IV VIII V.en 71i W 19th SI I W() fit r)MooM. DreAnwoli yectiCy large corner 101 p11; SI ISSO Somry Casi', '4'rr PIDWOOM. I 1,50,, P-ivenna Pack, n-eat on ia'ue • -'-cpd con tier lot S 15500 I P4141 1 tII-t)WUUM, 2 oal. Wyrnewood. paneled rarn'ly ro('l'. ,n% "i' other ,.$r5y 51% 000 ouw ftt:DIIOOM, I, lath. deal Ion large lencecj lot (PioIdfft 2),ISO flIRt (1 fiEDI400M. 2 bath p'ol f',nryrrSt $21 500 Jot,lton ho,,? Vito' 0 31 III' I'n pr'frit %I}i i'r,lI ,i Jim Hunt gIst- I C..p1a$1 1p75. I 0 Iran. - Autos For Sal, I $ aPi-I' C iis IV 17 AUTO SAIF S P4 a cnei fll LOW DOWN PAYMEPIT CQMI'L I 11 V If r (014 1)1 1l0141() the letters from a e., 7 - . tIt'V.S .uid political (,')tattef' iliX)(It urigrt"s, to the big psy Ar Alvay; h'.t.n yell n F -. . 0 SStli(JI t.LtS onglIlJtt.d liv DWI)th' DlS it the sta:t of tills (I'Iutnp'y .- Dr. (raIle, sluo tn-gall. I scheduled to .vrite . hi' 'stuifts d Ii, LILflIj)l'. A'i.i temi pJH,'r next inotithi or Attic'; 314. Iirsssp.tp-r iads n.'v' colum' 'Vt-i the stories follow those titst;. st.ldard fi Plots 'Su I 101St' bt'ii folIl,sSlri(, A similar situatjo rusts ClInic' faith' with reftreiic' to Tiledical I.'' 5 I -- A,tos Fr aIe 134% 1,4 ()Irn rig room Sit Fill be'I'onm i' U.S. rug;. Va-n DI.'AbI.', '" 5 .11.f.ouS finn; 31? #4 11th U ' /5 - _________________ 'v.'. .,;- • • ' 'i •.ir 11 ,j014i tUf 0 I 1 li-I pp __±i ' hA I I 4 ly ., p ,,, , - 0 ,,,, ,. - Ste ii + 1)le?ldld sl'rs. j- illafikirsi .tfli fulls, plus the dads' h Ann and Abbv rendet- _,,_._.. '7'. I 'I I AufFor5.I. - F---------_-.-_-- ____ Nc. RijiC! ,OeØ (*9 Arid a #tfti tc-,-y. prl.J* Pd, a *-iri .111 5 )?1 ) ti'ii ;po,t;ya, Au'tr"' 0 - /5 'sit. $v4 n'4f • •,•. 5) 4454) )77 )4 (' S 0 Noto' Of ItS ('OIIIIIitijStS toeds to (')()('oc't or fabri- seems puzzled that laymen ad- "J'.f' lwmgs the' gain. foibles. pit III .igt.s. iOti rut) 4 1 Miscellaneous For Sale 1' ,, - ___________________ -- 197? FORD PINTO P.Unav.I" moSt 1968 Ford F8COO ,Ih full oStrhnty Some _______________ 3 Dr Runabout '.lqmt scratcheS Pr,r,.y from Ift Diesel Dump Tr(k ir Ai' ttilA.r - FHA iriancng "ow Business Property T Ill c-LOWS V TOt'. Pd 11 Yd CaacI?, Thn Suppr I bath. alP Sr I 'JO ('00 36 '2095 SEMINOLE PLAZA Op.en 99 _______________________________ payment $11,300 Duty Trk 5 meaily tr Commercial Residential Mon Sat Phone 534 0011. local heaviest lobs Call Iron Sanfo, 1971 BUICK SKYLARK We Ha,,, Many. 0th,, LlSlin9s Inn; 3 t.'irou'r 2 t..i'n nunor '. c _ Sport Coupe Open All Oap Ewe', Saturday . .1,1 ur. 11%, S5icti,rd 5,-" ' 1 1 ,500 MOVI PIG For Sale One 9. I) ttript-Aiaitabl, Sunday; 0th lSrgs- (nO'i,h lit-tI tO' (4'. -' rug All wool, e.c,ll.nI cOrcci?Or ________________ '3295 by Appo,ntrnenl Shop tIower shop gt' ;t'r(yu 1,11 i..'O 3771450 1970 GMC pta-n iivncJ Cn,c',."r',l Cu-i ltd -__________________________________ 1971 OLDS CUTLASS JOHNNY WALv.I U Ri AL TV MOVING Mutt lacr,Ilc. King Sue Gas Engunei Dump 7ruc yu3' bed ,lrno;t yew Supreme Spt. Coupe 511000 Tn Axle. II Yd Capacity mg-dare waSti.og macPin'., $130 stro This is the b Cb fc V.Ifl,t;. 120 Waler Sof?en,r, 37 '3295 Real Estate Wanled cpf,rators prterr rsp qi% K cally 373 7120 3565 PAIl 11) tI ______________________________ N)hI;. Sundap; A HOliday; Call __ -. .. , .. . $ iii BUICK SKY LAR K 313 ?Il0 337 46)5 372 $171 'i I. i lie tO PaIr,, Tree v,iin 1 0,500 !i 1 I' SI 4 Di Sudan ___________________ ---. -.• (tIC 1)10, FIlL Pd HOt E Pt.cu'n.- 111 _____________ I Uc-l' Is, A( IV .377 1969 Dodge 2 Ton 107W I;t'.l $3 1 95 4? Boats and ______________________________________ P1) 1)1% --------H.sttte'.i Trus.; l'XJlb : Marine F.quiptncnl CC C S) tear avIs' i '.rs-ej tra,',s 1971 BUICK -* Tpnree be-droorn. I balh. CII. Ien(,t3, Ready to puP 'c A,'rk ,incf ,I YOUR OWN Sport Wagon Seminole Sporting * It-eqs. pcI up 4. moclgag., om * Pt I( C of BUSINESS Very Nice refnarx. $16,300 321 $116 Goods Ifl)fl)('dl.utC Op13flitlqS * '1995 '3695 Cailbar t Neal Estate u''-'., A 0 n' ri•,, I. * this area Highly rated * (luy All (i,, ,%nslr'.,j.4, 1968 Chevrolet I' TOil Internal ona I I 0. '+ I 1971 BUiCK corp * RIVIERA & Santonc, A,9 3)) lS. ______ ( ,5( Cab .111(1 Ctt,s s , i4 * Ideal for v.'pd marrIed * Fully EquIpped 4 -arts n.Iib*rgIaSy()'Jlt * coupl Can he * l,li(Iovnat,c 10 PIP Evincul,- a'l *developed $4595 II, owner - I 11dm , 7 bafh, iarg, n spare time * ' Iraler, $700 I icrIlent ard 'un CIly lot, lull' lArid%(ape-d, ten(ed, 1 295 * to very high Income * 123 015$ ____________________ _______________________ an. 117.900 327 717) or 377 6101 tllolIsdrds f lIUInII 0 - • •- : Cit I - OutStanding 7 years old. 3 REPOSSESSION bedrOom. 3 bath bauty Of' SuM 1970 P4*' Moon, Il • 63' Eipando. 3 In grove bedroom, I', bath. ath central acres (Five acres Sin. Call Sit 73?) Dr.slrr Located prOducing i. in 2000 tn..' Pa101 rI Cttritnerr, iti ,e. USOc13 Terms available ____________________ Crane, Ph.D., t'viD, She Clinic" differ. lyS ItA -. -- 7 .3 Bedroom; fr rent. No AlcoholIc benerages allowed Camp Senn,nole 37341,0 / . + por S 'I. c;uJipTylpn? II l'.IfN,Ohi, '.'OlIlt I 0'0%'( S Lee Acres-- It's not Pnuntofl; teaton 2 1. cc .it urn; ri '.scf..urc, but tic-re's a 4 bedroom. I' bath "dear" for 121700 buck;' Only 2 '1' ' ''(tt As, 37) 3)153 ' I"l.snd, Dr yrs old 373 '-i -_._,_________________________ 26 I • ........ Li , .. ... •. ..... , - Il Vt ANt) RE At I "- I, -.. , . levi. A I " °' .•. 0 ________________ 5S Miscellaneous For Sale ss BALL l EALTY MayfaIr - Eic?uSive - Firil tim, on market Three bedroom. bath;, with Florida room. cenlral Peat and air, Ienced. Sprinkler ;stem. pttj; many Oiler feature-t Only U7.V3O _______________________________ - IS ""' and INSURANCE 1.1 .1 I 'lA'i PiuinR,.S.ill fipaulniul all brick, on b'Q '.1 •. I WY 5? Mary 3 Bdrm, 3 bath, *f',,te plush '.41 54'; 1:1'S' carpeling, red velvet CuStom II. 31) drape; Screen porch Shul 34 _ Mobile Homes flet,oard cOt,mrt, barbecue ph _ 143 biach Custom d,sgned for Ouck Sale S • 16 ?railrr *IP. 573000 322 1031) _______________________ cabana, cmrporl. utility stied l'hone 372 3951 ______ yanto'd S '.4'5 c-Ide' FrriI;ted or unfvrn,Ved P'diCi clean home, rear Lake ASPiby. 140 children 327 S1S3 l'f'____...JL...._- ' " - floats anti Marine Equipment ,, ..s H'I.I'O A., I' ' t5 1 Bdrm $375 trio 3 Bdrm., 5150 ftc 514 1040 , "' - - - Prai•, )'2 I)) I 24 — R,ai I-Stale lucerne reQuired Small acl.ve 011CC In S Serninol, County Desk, floor Oars broker assistance Call for prSonl ri lerview 131 7300 — ' 3 lArcjc If.lec It% ri-n-, ri 52c130o*n. balanceS 0ear, I II tts'ii )OIIN P4Y WAL, v. i-I -'-, I. Iay'tori - ____________________________________________ SmOrn . furn,$hrd apartment; Au' 3________________________________________________ conditioned 3101 Magnolia Ave Call John 322 $134 ,"n-st aria i'Che'r Vil.p war-'.O r pe-ryCyt alter 4 p - 0 s fit '.r0t '" Alma has selected a las. cinating subject for her colleg. term paper. She wonden how Ann Landers, Dear Abby and this Worry 4? iv" Etf.(ie'riy lAS per month Call 322 XII? atten S. arid on weekends. •••5 - ______ - AUCTION SALE - I - - ______________________________ By George - Slemper Agency ''t)t-r-.'.- .......'cci .5 I - .', ' ;-to.tlrc, dir. 2 .11 Ir-'. % livr,t '' 0 .1 ''f -. . .4 ..('' Pior;ry. rim; 2 bath;. pla;?r'r.l • If?, ', I • " ________________ wAIlS. dOubfu carport. arcil •' '. A Ise; 372 TIPi p'ced ui? over It',, 7)5 im? c.,' foci, J0,IPIN'/ WALkER llrAL _____________________ TV, 37? *437 Il •irr r,nCh4te. Stocked ArI"s'Ar yorj 71' . 50' barn 2 ln(or,'e -t--'.e; Improved pasture Fcnnei ________________ 54% _'i.l ()vnr 321 1030 Cloy, 3 Bedrooms I Pt 75 -- -- Country, QuIet ' - - - - As A .1. P A 4 - __________ - 1 flirm - I'i bath. w carnelng qualityng, 11.000 down Mi, Paymeof 111.0 327 7770 Attec A5-ALON APARTMENTS 'O PITS 'f'S 3-lS' _________ __________ - - .. -- I AOl ( T.i t'aJ,00II-,. ;p* IOU; (Ounir, r..,.r on I *crr Many heAvy i-ang c!ruS.au?fulI,in.i Ue.ip,,+, -- -- - Houses For Sale corlto,fabie2 bdrm - lba'h Prnp Re(r.aton room 5 IS • 21' ønd panelled All Hi ; Ion $31 %(%) -- - lard lb.droom Mode-fri COMMODORE APARTMENTS _ MaoroI.a Ave 32333-50 Help Wanted ________________________________ _____________________________ P ANSI PP? ER - LEAD WIN AND Wi NO I PSG SUPERVISOR MULTIPLE OR Sick AND OR TOROIB GOOD POSITION, TOP PAY. WITH GROWING COMPANY DEPTRONICS. INDUSTRIES. INC 731 5 Lake Hclwrl Or $31 777 ii - _- PSI GYC I tn tr.,ci Contractor i'm-p hod Call )fl 1471 - '• Sanford Realty ' ....__ 1 -.z I L_'-_ Shed 0 Apartments Rent ' •. r', . A'.'' Af 'iv' a P. a- I .Y( Martin your oftIc. -n ;.V..- ,. tnlOylng Paty living n thy 5' ________________________ that -- - _____________ -- _______ Wale Female EXCLUSIVE LISTIPIc. On fh. 3 bdrm . 2 bath n clu%ive I%neetewnocl Panh Pteavy. Pu;ehøId Q. i'',-•," .,, Ijcp in the pt.. it ;; 1.5' I urn.Iuoct.anai nfants to 3 yr old; Unfurnashed '(" RR'YT LIN1IC ________________________________ "1 _____ - -----. 3:3 0(*S ____________________________ _______ _______ HOUSIiv.(EP(R - LIVE iPi - •n 1cr? Lauderdale. beautitul waterfront home. 2 children, Salary 5)30 nOn1li to Start arid all ripifRe; paid PICAS, write C 1-P'ae4er. ISIS Lucille Dry F? ls,,,eOale i'll 13316 ___________________________ 1$ 0 Pr-a (yt5' 7 13 P.fia' S fl-A 1)11 ,, III 4Sf 511 ' Or." tv,nng A;; 77% ' Good r,fe'enc.S Near I-fcflpilaI 22 ________ 1r' MCQUIIIafl Domestic-Child Care _______ Navy Eic?.nge. Personnel Office Biog 2015 NAval Ira-ring Center Orlando An equal OpPQ"tunit,' emplopev Cvi Servite EliminAtion for OPput, SPerdI wtPi Spm.r.oie Cain?,' Sheriff; Department *111 1w given Mond,. Sepi ,rnbq-? 1. 1173 if I a nt at the Semnole County Court House For in _______________________________ to'mat,Dr. contact 1' Cla'l.' 3': - - - Will care i \ ,, For Sale - SB rI Ripossessions ,, ,,,_., & --t.' ', vryvo Pc-tI $4.i) )ld P 35th Sri Yrt• 7'Sllt ri pVrib?5m P1•a' - -_____ -iS tars irag !rj(13 as ' as $ 'Cp'•i•rItit,4p 444 ph I yr Ii%1W5W413w'I bIW" ?1II?Pr$ 3j4f5i'?l*5 Ii eanifI, Ml4ih0 0S , 'Piiif yrVi .11?1r! ________________ ' ','IW dI"a-" 54? llpla lcte*' o*r.510p Load (teAs $0 A'iit •-' .. . • I.r.S II, I., '°' ,. -. vi tiattu" Trnl A I rondI-on •,i#pIy pa-n'Pi 37) 5e1 call a"V / COME TO FRIENDLY ORANGE City Rile. n COuntry itmoiptere yet r.t ••• • '"U'Y 4 nnzrr.. - II o.'rI rv'nvr or. Al CloSIng $20 0(13 y, ,,-. 0,1,, tOur OnIP.ng - F,il time RN. Days Full time LPN ngPiPs Fill tme cool, ar-a reel y?Chfn helper App?y 'ii pe.snn to live, ew Nursing Cr ,",n, III ( 5' Sanford Hou ] tI'________________________ - -- . I ________ 15 •. "'- ,, 0 I j/ '.'•-' Ar? w,'rS. ri my - ________ I' ' I _-' _____________ Trucks And Trailri 'I: \ % t . / 4)-i - '-u' p.•,, - LAUNDRY PRESSERS I" 't% Arid wean-n; apparel-I a ntc 2 30 p m at-sO 3 30 10 33 p in tbuft5 Pc-c, rat.. Pay basil (up 10 41E3M(N c. vi! (O•V) '- '' ______________________________________ S's II car. tO' 3 0' 4 yr old in my houSe- Weekday; Lake Mary 3211 - ________________ ar. Do 700 need mOney Sell paper Arid plastuc prodvncS; l,k ia?e%, Cup-I, ttiw*l. nip...nt. etci ___________________________ full or par-i tim. to restaurant;, SPor,'s, OH.cji. mofefs, c-It in me Samntora area Liberal Corn • "- ;sars Phone S'Atort attendant (aperinci gi'e+efr,d Sala', potri Apply a? I? V7 an Airport Blvd - At t Piaa II ç -'g ' - ,) 1_' - _____________________ -, 17 ___________ 0 ______ I Aye L se ri ;ttrr, I child L -gPit Rofri. shsngle lly.rS. men ci. hOuSe-k pep rig Or s.t?s9 11cm 2 30 par Priced in butt t' roofing good 7 30 *ith prarypartatic., Age Ii) a' agEi, Apply rI parsa', tO B & 0 over Cal Von Aç 1? 3:) Pooling Company. 1311 Smmnose all aa, Blvd . Canelosrry I,.ander. BEETLE BAILEY - _______________________________ £i aCcI.t,rsç .o YP. G,nv.l maiit.0anCt man Some I tiriorg Neai4 .0 Wpdnee4p iI tirpontry, electrical ar (Oft aomlI(ai, be 0Il(Pd 'i Thjr Arid mec?.*ncai Good tCA FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS I'art.nQ ph, *th gro.rlQ con' SEC Ti ON tPat ,i dIitbiatCd P. • Dan, OEITRONiCS IN addoI Pi.m, ri thi ArIA DUSTRIES INC Ad,?,I,,I pPIii4 •06 lids PP,s CASSELBERRY FLA $347117 terlsori so (Drripu?1r14 tPs,r lArnId 0$ J _____ ctsI,3Itinn; Winted 11 tS mIres;, wAnted. 3 11. II 1 AnSI 4ppI, ri Cia; & N.gAt Grill. 1300 French ' '..,t,.es THE da'; Secretary. dOCtor. Øff.(e *ff~ [ipe-riet'i(e preferred U1 ________________________________ par month 3235340 Ffr'.I'E' --WOULD YOU (111 EVE liii 517000 will t'siy thy ,.n,Ii.nui, maint.ln,d, bSautlutly land ;capd 7 bdrm , ho',',' to,,., .-j pin tree;. fl,*ly part,? atturidanl Sto'ag. space j organ:at. pr,$errabiy in poblic hrAItPi arid or SOC SI work ()egr.e Ontred ,. but tif l*(ei%.al'y S-end rt-;mP to Lake Semnol, rat-nil, oor'ff -... waterman mqmor I. ri Girl Fridhy typit wantpd for t-405ptal. Euttli. Florida, 32734 eiIibli50d pragrsjive nS,urancr August 24 AN EQUAL 1.91cm Ag.riCy. HAve current ei•Tlpl0yPl OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ar ,;ng Oily wOuld be wiling to or v rig 30 SSPM 5?.'? rig AAA EMPLOYMENT Gone. Orlando 5100 34 vS y;,ibPmry. .1 ?' $3 TnlepPicie 433 1401 II tsm. • '.. Oc'cortuntv Kl'%OCI% Pi* Fiord. Corporaton Abøvi average corsim,sseon Securt, arid in lurbnce We train Call 32245$) iCy fl' f 0 (Si 15 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum :1 - 34c a iini 2$c * I,na 22c a un. Al,ON CAN HELP YOU start mAking 5htC mOrif'v-.0 If yOu havPri? parried a n.cklf in yliril Earn nnone', in yO1 Spare time n.ar home. show'ng O,% tar"v% producPi For OctAl;. Call 441 307$ cc n S_._;_•________•.(.. LAST )5) ,. Ft. FF Ti 1 111 ____________________ - '5 O-r.<tor Par Lake County EconomIc Family Inc Ooportunity, Piannon Prooram Evoerilfyce dminItatI0l. Female Help Wanted 14 2- cc Sonsom 71 I VJAl! 'fl)R Y1IiW1i PfOij%.y.lth orn. acreage At I..;? or 3 brdm unlurnyhed WAnt tc. keep Several PIC(3#I WAnt nc. rovnd Santord area or a rdIu; of 20 mliii Call $04 95044% or wrile nob M( fi5natvay. 3214 Colic-ge !1 0 Jaik;,-v.,ll. rla ECKERD DRUGS sstate Street An tgil Opportunity. employer Busin,ss Opportuniti,s .argp well sla'!ea lPra. ' Sa" arge SNop,ng Ccn'i.r C to .arr us x to I:s s) C' vPA' 5'. 0*n paI"r' N orIfc Rrz' s ri.. ISS Cs., C' 'i,p SanI.vd ....i S*'- .c.' a J' I Wanted To Rent fl Escellent opportunity 101 Clpar iPr%Ctd grill cook to WO nQPt iPift Permanent employment (,c.lIInt Irniqe b.fl,til$ and 3alary Appiy in persOn to Mrs Allen hyAtt THE BORN LOSER GRILL COOK -- 6 'TMEE .-_ C'Ai A 2(..00%% 2:1 s:r- ''. BIC ' ..' - __ eduCatiOn, grade Munav - Sr Train You o Conrn.;; on v.110* Cab Cc 301 Park rio*led9e of automotive operatIon arid niaiVit need; d41,rpd ri.I'del'tt o Seminole CC.irity fs.'r at leaSt i t: ;..-i?.d A; pitants w.ii be held at S IS a rn aria 1 30 p nt AuguSt 31. 1572 ri Pie city. Pall Submit ApplicatI,Y% f Cvi Service E,amin.r lfl City pro' to date of scheduled Via" RI Bi,.(ri' Ca Pa ::' '... - 'i C.-. A.j c' e (rp 54i I _J5 . • - 4QPtP %ripP 0 Bc. 121) ca-.oro r.o..oa hot lB Male.F.ma$. Help Wanted IS H.lp Wanted II. Cty .t Sanford Cvi Se-vice Dept Is ac(.ptlng applIcatiOns fr *0%tO Of STREET Pie SWEEPER OPERATOR RrQurCm00'$ II tO 45 yrI of eq. Qi' P CBe Direct Phone Lines To Want Ad - Male 13 I'#Ii Summer Day? Shop The Cool Want Ad Way. SellwithWan -•*_-F_ PY IN 1T Mream4o, AV rcm&Rt 1 k*t.qtM* fiR 4 I.$CW'T BL 'iSAIf 1W \'TIMIS I'M OIHW.S $s4O t4V4T / ALC41 P'4 MR IlIAR P4*Ji)) LAD ) t.(1 / cc.eDiGir,\. az? t.R) pER! MUST T AitY 'i LASY LArL rcRHA?S I UT OP TH! CLSYLI. I C*)4 hO*v / CSE FR4 OMEOwC P4&STtR FIN1i CAMPUS Frd-,. A'icjuct 3, Th,SanforclHraIcJ Friday, August 18, 1972 DIAL 32 $4680 $6240 $7800 2011 Ct OF COURSE YOU MAY CHAL'E YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME �6121-The Sanford Herald Friday, August 18, 1972 I ll~ 'HE OUR COMMUNITY H PE F 0 0 Q3 M F J 'I t. 't2tUJ. ILi 1ç • fl 1i Lj: - rj op : .4 ir . n '. t, . i, I ~! . . =" i if VA - - ;; i • ,. ill -, - ., ~4 '0 I J ~ x'.. v ; 7 ~ I'r/r .$ I , D :, - II A 11, 11P ,1 _ I 11 )•11, * ? F IJ .8 5 :e , r- :- ; .I ;': 4, - " '-11 7 :3 I ~ W , ! o :0 : - The ch n1IR NATION •J rrh / THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH H.ØPway 433 F.',jt C.Si Fl o rida " P .4" '. n'ruWorse, Sunday %cPI Mor n ing Worsh i p ••s, S. S )a " CPP1ra9.' IIOQ,,X EvanngWU'6P Cf 3 ,.' Wood Pester FM St'vCI IGIt , .QS 11 Do 12 X ' ' ' I- ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH PP 3 43$: 15$ Het)a' A,a f,.. '#tdIw 7 00P - fI 4-' I) 00 * n (a t .• .. 1.I '. 'o (D __________ (:ih.'ls' i Co, 371%d EIi ' " W.rS' Son UJUS 0454 m IT 00* All .'(P..irhr Q '' "'i' S..,.. yp., $ ISO or 7 1 p I P,*cr Sy.ce I iN ST Pt. I'! ST -. I -: Surida,SCP'OC" 7 n•ng *o'v; 4S Xi - S.ng'a• M.nu ' - - / ft ),• ,,,, Due V tat l. • (j,,sslian I I • 1 • 454 *11414 '...n Suridip ¶,(P.c*I I )Op FrcIQWo'thD - 7 •'.r .. BAPTIST CHURCH Toll W.iF.rpI StrrSI f'.s' I. 'se;r.-ni 77 00* f' n34 Si II we it' '.rn,rsj wc,'i"p 1 33p en I .enngWri'th-p ' n,r' ' " PhI C III ST BAPTIST hn ity CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH odO Palm Springs Dr Orior4 RC.0 P4tIC 9 4a " II 00. it' I 157 " 1 log) en I' P4pi.dnaen 111'r, Social Apprent, *ursP..p I ,n.ng ArtJ'p ,rd E,rnritj (,,ar,p,' tO 00. " It 00. ' S X -• 1 )Cr - PALMETTO AVENuE BAPTIST CHU RCH Bole • 1-1f;----- And, of course. - " • -. p571414 Brt-adcMI 5 I5• 'n 51.O $IwOp *t,-t F S ome wcC f /.ri"iSi*i TO 00. IT a * 007 ' I • 'is ....... : • discipline has special meaning for o Christian; " 1 JO Geneva La -;'- t,q-*t' cr •.i.Cu.i-.nQ AC'te- 7 (•,._ n Aei'- S"iI3I. 7 30p iii 1".1", iFirpI ,,,,(e e ten, II, Wedne sday Acts 4.31.37 Tiiisdoy Acti 3 19-26 ou th PAOI..A CHURCH OF CHRIST (:/,,-,,,,:,, "f lIft 4' H'Sha, 44 Well FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST be ('.jp.j p4p a .. - " Ii w...a -. - . - 's--a - , - - - - JCPENNEY COMPANY E C ElseaandS?atl UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE Juhn ' and Staff •%,.Cnq.SØA, •.,'i - (7.0 Ave FOOD FAIR STORES INC. and Employes --c - -.3 KFNTUCKYFRIEDCHICKEN '-.,'tv. s,y Jim & ET")of'S DEKLES' Mt i Dekle and Employes A& - 1 . "_ __ '' '_-i.- Irl ...". I-. i .1 ,- - , .. ...,--C. _..-------',, - I-. . - ------- • - . .• I • Cl . i-aj . '' iS'i L a' C 4. T't STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenitrom and Staff .'c 5'r,,'et I..e I se h.pu.t' Cn,,,wcr, $I! Parot £PC ' •-Pr'OSP..p B.ci't' CP....'r' Lif Al?*mOt't, 5'.ngs N' III Allimont, • C .r' t baa. si Clurl' Of De5#rp I, toof (r.rn pI Ctnq-i. p ,p (P'$(N 1, *Ile S'l', I r l 13pS.i CPurcPi Of Lao. Y.cn'e irs) Bapis' CP,urcls Of tong., Co, CPwnO 4. G,wvt i r) u.-i CP'QSCPI Of OworGo 'it I4"SI CrutcP of 5., Lah Ipn'fl$ F r, sr',&on uIsorsarv flap's? CPteecPt. ISO) * 57Th y ,•. 'r c,',' c • .'l'eir .'' -,.,. t (r.,'p c. -.-o 'a I- Held Bet's' I,-.'du's -n-anac, Rip's' Churth 1531 A I $t %l Noftnp.de apSst CPntr(P. Chuleofa Mfloatt*rp flp4$ Ctr.,r(P,. North Rd • ("t'P''S* Ph.ac room ..i f,t,55<'l hap's? Churc h Oak HI NO Otter" Mf-ir; 01cr, ISapS.5T Chvlcrt Gin,',. II., Mt Olibi MrsI,ors.rv Baptist (herO,, San Li"idO -.. C Ri,,.'t'a Pi, 1377 .11 CP'wtc' 7143 W 30'n 51 Pr.q-p' •.p's' CheiCh ITS A Oisoni no Pr.r.4' Lake 1-ap's' Church Rd. Re r,v- 4,, Prog'ts No si-onar, B.g,'.s' CP,..'cn St 0*0 9's .'sMs,.ona', lap's' Cn,.,,c'- p5, Sal'vpurc Mt Sna' M'fl.onarv Baptist Church. INC J,'frp Ave Mi 1.on Unss*na'y 1av7 t • Spas Ave M14..ona', Church III' 5? £ H'CkO'p £ I Or. 3,12-17 •-•.• -• -- - .•- '•-_-'c' nt C "6 •'- t o C."3'-. • ,' -. .a; P CP'iCP' of Chri, IS 17475 37 - S."o'O C" 5' Lake Monroe ' r '~ --- - A7 , -_ - -A%i P. t.,-.c, - .1., - C ' ('-'icr' 5c',ocl -- .•'- ej ;I:-- - I4•_ ¶..n,,.r a - - . - - -.--- - _ 255 .- .-.. - Crs' S'.i Mri'n'r WnSh.p YOVthGfoVp - •1 N ... .1 F.et CPWisI..n Cp'j'c" l4.3 S Sorbed Ave Sinlord Chest an (P 'ci. Ill PS Orion Rd Porths4 CIsrs' an ('s.':h Floc.da P44.e-fl 0" Ma 111,-id La',.... Cry 51,., CP'vftPs 1..' Lake 00 .t - : 4 0 < 4 - - •..i- T-, •. -- ,, -.4 s:-. .'WA _.:. - :' - ' _.iI_ - - , .-=-- .r.... ', - ' -- - -- - •( Z -o P4p1w I ISa in 10 a en 7 Cap en I •_ .-''-.- .0 - I. I. Lo . .3 COO '? ,. .0 c. ". ~_ - .' l , c_. 3lot 04so `1 -- - - .4 ,, •., ,, .' - ''r- I - . e . ee- .4-' C,) (h - w L, -o : ;p -n: ; I - Fi 'i.e' 0' EPI C."s' (p scoa' C'_rtr. Lo-g.noo • 4' Ii - -,--_s!r--. LUTHERAN L5#" i?Psran (iii's Q..ra'cco Or C*si,rierr, 5r'epc Ur'.G Letnermn. iOo S OnI.nag Dy L.: - - - lfl '. - 0 inC<._ •- '. I,:-'-' E -= E ; - a - o 5 9- ( 2 •S !j 2 - - . °" ..c a D i 1 0 E a- ,r,,,'sokk, ~ I 'I_irt~ ' I ,11 , .4 : ,__& 1*. Y ( n(r' C - --- U - '' .'' c.r'' • 5'et l ar -an Crurcn, 377$ S ..l £ri'7i.,' I a '.1 - 1u' Cl A St C CP,urCP Cari..n H;Pus (IPieOtrrv Co.' r~s, Un'e StelPtc4.tt ChueP. ,Rd H*, TI t'7 4. P-rsi, M;, DeBar, Cu"t''s 9 Pit -4 hi...,,, N' i - C.ppe;t.-a'rv CP-u'c'- iS H ;i t F ait U'- 'P0 St$4P.,7-i) Church 419 Ps,. A v e . F ' -• F C51 '##"-7d t ChnvcP of Oredo I,., 'sa of Fir,' I'r. (Pu,,'*'i f lp' Piasorer* OSren k , F.n Ps,. C.? iP f hum,", Get-i,. Co" tat. M.n, C".'c ©f D'i •daJh,er'e, 140. 'ha's Bu,c - La.. thin tO'sg*Or..d CPuncri Of lIsq Pda$arers, Warman I Jul47 A. - Lon;ood II 03. Cais.it.'q,, jib Mr-9 jr 'pa Preuj,',n-.n Church .,'r' ,b, PNrp PRESBYTERIAN 51 Pripii.,.-t Chur(r' 0.. Ave A Inc 91 Orla ndo OC ' Icc I C.'t'' ' f I0, ' tI _~_i .," 414 . I* " y " I - .- __ ( .Y9 , --7 ' I~ m . 1z L_ A .. -i ;- -' !~,-_ 1__ i - " - _ _ __ - * llll Q` , " t: - 1 L ,r.tpl Co'',,(?, t •.a,erIh 04 L'J,,r Cr'(r M.li.r',i A,* hifl5 0t'h, 14' ts' S*nt' Se.i'q,r, 0. , AC3,nlp (NVtCPI, IIN 4. I I OTHER CHURCHES 'it'*,1, A St E Ct,,pp, 01ve 4. Ali 1*tpv Chapel. Cirip 94m,n'l,, b,.rd.Ig Awt'q HQin,5 Chapel. BpCrd.II Ave C,Ijt. Cnsenw,,, Church C'-"h of Jesus Christ Of LitIc, 0i Snls. & 73)1 Patio Av e Allait,W, Sr'sji Coenmn,, CPsipeI. UCC Cuter's O?lP000, Cburth. St John CPsryjotm (e.7.1. 1*, 5157 Fern Pare F -r CPu,cIsO, CNrl, kn'it $00 C Ind 3) Lile "Qr"0, (Pap.'. Orang, 51,0. Lake Mors,o. V 7G0" Hall I JerJOw.h's Wtfleii.L*, Mat-ira, , .1 - 04,4 ^111 Firs SEVENTH - OAF ADVENTIST , #%# Leer o,..,,-, lI 1, , i r "flbytef*n Church, Up li % -*y_• .' ,, . - - OF I. i t ,i x on CPurCP 9913 hear I iSi to ,I Cr .,c., I r .- ,, ,!~ I - - tulle-ni's CPr.t'c 04 PrO,-4,t'cI. D.ltoni Lutheran Church of PP Red,n-.ee. SC) #4 3595 Plate Mi *N Lutrer.nCps,ic75 Code-n D•yS Dr 1.0-4*, I. I v'St I u eFa' Ci ii. at 130 % ,&..* 0 :3 in (1) 'D - > • • t • ? - ''-:'/i"--..' ii Yt' Ci' p. -- - 4. g01- J 0 z So 0,1 . FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF "I 'r43UT r• v' p ,' C.1P u''tsJ •/(.'P'j0j' = - 0 __ . . - i - . - E 2 5 p L&A 0 --E' ' - in - Iru :a. 11 - il c 3- eLI C - = U C4 i: O:: N:g5-or - ' - .H'9 ~ '! j UIj _c- E W ev • - __ __ o C (3'" . . 4 . C ;.. - - 1111111111 '..'..i ,1-0 'u - - ''!- .: i 'S .5 -L, 10 NWM wi ___ -' - 'uPs - - < C., (1) .- E .Ioa - .. =X - 3, 44-. - • , CC OIA 0 0 '- N3 'u 41 -- ' i % I'D UpsaIa Roads -'-- :-, .., L. 1. Corn,, Country ClubI 0 .O__ - -,- E S UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -:.f3 , 6. •i..0 - .1-- C c. - _____ I HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION Dav i d Beverly and Staff IAZAS1I NE hip' (i.i. C. •' •Iat,','-. A Mug. • CHRISTIAN -_ - - -'r . -•-.. -____ a • ECP ' ,, I 00 9 494 en is .. 3 , '7'E- LI 9 15. Ito II 00* An 7 JOp en N,', D*r*ri Shea S'cIav SCPiI itc.'sip I .ri ' ti.JSP-p ,1'..' . .0g.ICI .0 7 33p : . (J) WINN DIXIE STORES and Employes SCO PA L LI S4.n'5 E if .O;&. C'..'C' I 0.1*', •.•. ':anc - ... (a Free MethoOSI CPiurc7,. 500 W 4?P, 31 (,t'e,i '/4",d 5 C floe CP. C.iC-p,i '.cr ur, 'e'7 '/r'O to c"urr' orion. g O'a.- ' C'-*j*; . St C Church, ',.4j O..;'o,. 7/IvISC.4t• CPiu'c" o..,. Oii' •'• C"..'n P.o. #44-I'e,•', •he-tnCJq 5 0 19 44 * it p.. . St F - Sir' • 5' 'h a',s A ' £ h CPe'cb 5$ Of 415 0%l,eis ?..n7. i' C's'c" Os'ee Re . Er1erprrs. $' 3'."o- l,'i'-. • (P,r(P #/i'P.34-51 fr'rp' 3 Of 00" P 51 thai, Maa .' e a "3CC' .c A5 Azt.enont, SV '-.1 - - 10 A-MART The MIrTaglml.r st and Employes CHURCH OF GOD C'..'cn a. Ccc s.; le Cni.nccto, of • ... •, "'c a. C.: Chu'ch a. ness 65 C"t.'(S' a. G.c,c, St $5-a- E"'.-'t' st C, lot cn Of Coo 1AC 3 h.• 7,.. 55 C".,rc" of Coo .m C's' C'-.."ci. a. Coo p P00p, 25045 Et-4.,,t C'..rcn f Coo a. I7CA S p,,5..eno-, Ave A te C"e't a. Coo c'4 P'c'-.c, 750' £ C"ec" a. C-(-PC D Air - , •:,' - SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK r,5' 5'j_Pii's P,'"Qcs' Cr..'"' 344 5irir HD'p C'css E 1(07*' Pri . II 00a m - , ,_'ia( I ci Jell (iptol Inlp,%I4l D.wo 14 I1urSt' ""' pc,,n HuI(tSi-rSon P,''i,ji Mo-n ru Wo'sP p 9 JO & l en Osleeri S P, laps-it C'v'cp. 5)) Pt'a Ave $' M4"sq'..% 13ç'il CP'c'. Canaan H;5 71' - t'il Cd VIIo.sa', lip' 5J 13th 4. Ci'Cir $' .on's s Mit'crtar, So Of st Churci. C?0 C,p.'ss i 1wispi, .g,$s1 CiirCn. Pien SIRS no A"amo-a, W,5'5id M-s-o.ta' sap- -so ChuiCh. 4)4 5 SCI, i.,,, 4,I14en (h*g-.qlP,*sp-on,,1 lip's' C...'c'-- t,'4e0 I At; it' 3' A'nsj..i S n;s Zø', I4ppe B.p.s (n.n 713 Q, n;, A.,r CATHOLIC (P.,-vcP, of Isir NI'-,-', C.40r All 5ol5 CaP.ct tPIi(b 11$ Oat Ave Cac..oc C..ce' $.ee-' o' - x - . _t ' 4-.j I Wilbur Ave .14k. Mary Stripier Re, A 9 Steverts Lerignood. 11* MC ,44 , . ,E THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sinland. Spring, Drive ''- 00* "II X • en 7 Xp en $• J4en5 Y-55O'lir, •.F" it C'u'c $1 Ann p Catng',c CPug(P Pf.f.5h.n; P.;,. DeBar, < >_. :~ ix L" :E - W ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH 4.,, L.cvs. g.e C"' 5' 04 C"'s' Cut,,. C'-s'cP Of C" to 1.004 C".'cb a. C"' 5. Pail. of Qla 15* m •.flr'J WoriPip 'Ii'. iIsIl Still I O'a"ge B'id • CHURCH OF CHRIST ('S% 'r ; 3 P.S . h-Ini of CPP'C'- 5p,t'lu' 13p7.$) C"e'C' 343$ P41en447e "C.. P 717 ~~ .-A . ___I -__ _~ _. __ .I---------- &- - __ -.-- - __ I M-M~ _= _~__---. I 7 - I , ~~:~ ____ -' - - • -. $' NrA M' ton hip' s? Cherin, 1737 P,ar A,, Soe.ergs Rd. Loflq. 4.5* i- ..' . hr Salem P'.en-?., V.g''if Church ISO! PS 1:" ,iiribitfp -pt-s CP,IPI ?10 Se"s.roca Blood -''c.; fla't' (P..n TIll Oil £4' •' ,'m I .is, 14111.17 I ii' ;"-"i Papl't C -' Ci Oeta'o 140 0 N.-. ...• ---- I lid 51 CNvfP 3(P0f Pailoor is. II Xa en o tsp it' ' en ' JOt SENKARIK GLAS & PAINT Co. INC. and Employes SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO, and emp l oyes , BAPTIST .'IuQ(Ts f54p*;5 . - . • -,. ,, -____- -.----- .-,---- __ __ - - _' _5 x £%SIMRLS 01 0071 • '' . -" I I - 'a - -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - . L. -- Ministers F,lio* 146C Samford Ave. PROGRESSIVE PR PR INTING CO. J 0 (Jim) Smith and Staff L D. PLI.NTE, INC. 0-,- eci Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO,INC. GULF SERVICE -' Re v .. nn,lPi W Md l i WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CO. Wr and Mrs Al WsIor' PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes DEBARY MANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER ___________ s. -- • Ho,s,srtj Fl HOdgp.i, anti Staff GREGORY LUMBER of San'ord oe Re. VrgI L Br,.snl an 7 :IOp en NC. tow Or jtennroi '' Cn #-rv7 ,5r%h p U ;-.o'ih ..eaqur I I .n'. n i r•-'-i• ".•'• "'."-.-• Colossians S..no., ¶.t'-.c MCI, rig oSc'sp t ,,nn J,Ji.p I".,.' ••ev' no 5 WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Ence and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY insurance -j - - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Arid St - - ç-ri- s ___ . - , / ,4 - . ~#P' . ___ 1_'_J . CHURCH Sanford, ha METHODIST CHURCH Sctirdoy t. fl4 I :' (,artgel4I SCIENTIST 17 000 en KO East Second It,,,, '7 Xi it S"3i, Sr'..;, I e ': II Xi so., $:'3 ç• - ,'-"iPI:tIl$'tlI %I,lIll'sIt7I F,.cjc,1, Philippians 1;19.25 Thursday II Corinthi,rts 517-21 - 7 )or- 7'• - -1 - --- - ---.o eri L / : p "I 10 p m I I ',,'pIas istissil FIRST SOUTHERN Monday Luke 142533 J Pawl 5oenrp B-t. Ciii Mn.n 5 'np' (1 1' '.; As p ,•, of I ,,r,,.n, Sovsn.p ....................... I ..nue' ' 3. en 71 Xi 4007 • - Iiii- . .. IF,, ,% ,, THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST ,,.0. •-_- '•' • • 1'• •i••i• 5'c.nr.i,'pNp .......................I • 27.11 hf. never is h.thtont to get up and 90. ( ç. •f%34 ... • •- you voLt,. minis whether he worships each Sunday. or now and then. Put another woyi 'hi man who knows what worship and ivssprasion can mean in his IS)) Pat Avorinwor r..n ••n-r5(Vc ) Lpr. I 4• it • 330 it' ' (GD f' which S..ncioy John ............................................. CHURCH OF CHRIST I •.',rins : who lived and worked with Chris were DISCIPLES .............. 33)$ P.len,t'C Ate whither is calls you to work or to woti.htp, is fundo- The valve a person puts upon God and his own soul usually deter. AIt i,isnIe Springs p ri- Movnrv,e 1.'s' ; I .*vuc$I.i'.t 5*' . #14 Pro,,-I SIOIS$ whir, we ought to be Ofl 0 Sunday rtousing The rest is a molter ,nirtofly a trait of your own character. It begins with earneiUs.ss, it is ,tvungth,n.d by habit, it is directed low( id any responsibility or oppoi fl( (Ii(iit - k-- 13 00A m II 004 iii METHODIST CHURCH III Park A. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 3171 South Orlando Dr., e -ui C p pei'i Re,, p 11,4 -ri ( 5574, Jr , * , P.%)C,, $CPcioi Ii 00* en '•5o,nnQ WoriPip tO 00* en "°"P Chv?cPi SCP- oI 9 454 en , , ,,n 'p YCuIN FCiIO*'%l7.p S 03p en VOL"' 4 53p t' (ne.' IuiSØ4p 7 )Op en Church bells don 't bring anyone to church. They simply remind Chris. discipline, - - ..---,4 ___ Nurser, of discipline 7 Xs I t--. FIRST UNITED get up Whether you gel out of bed is manor of dsc.p1tni+ Such Chlirt If I' 0,11.114,11,1`4 01f -noap 3;P.c>I ri Wo'ih.p . .'n., ' n.t g (Jru lan 'C-no WovsIi -p :t.cn., rra,i I ISi II 004 7 00 - Ss"0ap School S, ..r I: wernQ 3" ..e P r o v er Meeting Aid - 7 , ,1, • 5 S ISa ri w,otesia, Does the ootii clock 915 you up' No. it merely tells you .15 time to Mn jaenqp( s i'j. en S 1 3p en P)in, 373 JORDAN MISSIONARY --• Z ---!' ._.-_ , II.b$t 51,3,A. is' -.. -- :- $K PENTECOSTAL 01 -I N iRL( TARLRNACLE Ph 322 2547 ott 25 th On R,dqe*ood Ave • Sanford toppoistt Seminole High School) Pastor u,. j'r'C, p " . - __ - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Pr a ter 3pe, 137* Onota 10.4 r 1I_-..- i . ~!47 - * __ k~ - - I 7ji ri, IT 00a m 1 )Op m 7 p ri' , ,, , p.coee CHURCH . - - rom .-.' r'.1a, E,,enni3 bir St ud, • ISA n' ki ••- • 1' ç ' • •. s'vr I '" 55Ot%' P SANFORD CHRIST IAN 3 ip III t(r ' 14 - "M - -• .- -. --. ... -- : FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD $41 0' ange Slier) 9 13 -. to jo., . - .(', .,.a,, ScP'c - ,, ' .. It , KC,'fl9P Mir'. ASS ,11 Pppc' Y.'ivn.na WOv5Np I & 14 en . $ - - -- - - IfI1(IIfISI(1I ' i ur. ' wea 51 004 Ut%fl.4'. Worth.P Wnd Pta,,' '• , - EL - II Sr or •e, n ,,p..prip - - -i-v - 5 v"' II CIT a ri' • - - C10P ni I COMMUNITY UNITED METHOD ST $I CHURCH 77 93 at Pncp Ridge Rd Caps,ibirr, DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 4$,S Sanford Ave Patio, lio'l TN p p •"e L .-• I or Hhr'3 lla' t 10 50. ,n,j%jrphp CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunlind I II,, P,,.'. ".1' 3 1 i i S 15.1 ri I, r.v2 - - I ISa m 5r1 ' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Moto r Of II. '.-. - j' m '' S\'' ••" r iScsi ç Sri II 00. en S " GRACE UNITED ETHOOIST CHURCH Orra Rd a, WoodIan A, ':ss ' r,,p. . Pl;rr,' YOi' L ate Ma, v nj,, ) Q i3 .r . 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' ____ ____ lot ____ ____ ____ Ø egE) 0 - - t -. • - Ln ___ ' - -- U rn ai 0 13 r- cy CD a cn —1 o " ..- (/) -- I a t1 �4B To Renominate Nixon GOP Launching Convention Today 4W W lil J (D CD .2 QD CD C) C: L_+ co — F 10 H: C (D Q A11111110-0 ' r CL Alp, Ih I .H$ I' I II htIIiltl l' l"ilhIii I nh '.11 \\ll htlAf II, I h • •U' Pb jetbt,. •ii -• liii' h 'h'ir I ' r' •ii•'i ••t. c r!tnt h'l.i to f"ri''i,uiiisifr I'n';i'Innit ' kin while pitit, l.'..iln'rr. *..k to his'ail off ;i floor fight c .'r the 5Ie.i' UI this' Iti6 rsinvrntt'ri Au ruI$'•rri'."n ruueetin pe'e hie a rid * f,hii*s'd triltuuti' to the hit" if l'ni'i.t.'rit 1Ds ihit wait to i4'n the l"U uffair, folhniwi'ii hi ii nigh' "isirp fi';utiur*ng flint'.' kr)rpl.to filwoof h.'. to tutu Of of itie Nison ovit I',,. rig 1: E: Monday, August 21, t912-5nford, Florida 327/) 64th Year, No. 261 Price 10 Cents top. - 0 Co C) CD (D CD (D co :E 0 0 ,, cirwher flnsr ''- nison, here. Only se Ieiie c.ppe.crerI t,ea.kil for •s licittle on hA" c.r,-r,tls.fl floor, ttic rtue;h*c,n UI tow 'I"kgutes will te ilk.ttetf lay itatrc f,.T the party; twit Settled By CD (D Ih John A SpolkI I 4tii • I' Ifiv . ' . lie 'ia; • suv rhes1uuIe he esIr 'rrl*w r • niir P '1fl;v, •nui4 flnn4 4i,ir ,•,c 1v i>r''nvl.flt y'iislnn R finch .rp 1'tista' unit a me 'fnr' 'be tnwrIc.un l,u n'."nt.nn ri Chicago .r '' • " '1" 04 in nv.Pun,, %(4('si''eri møn.h h,nne4 u •tepartiur.. fr t. atiai sr rtii'e f Ivin.' 4mirnii 'I'. sitkwm nr , c iko' '' __ 2 A 4 t 1:111:111 0 Abeut two veirs agog j accused ii! not having any inter. t'st nor ii Iut.i siiin for lh• irIort /Ail), :utuaII . I sas "C_ onls trs ing to sn ,,,at thought •us a valni olonion 111I) was mistinderstmool i1 L)c I shouldn't tr% •ig:itn but, here goes ;in%tlu ''I really don't believe the 'oph' iii this area give t ii hoot, in 11-itles al)Ot3t whether the monkey :1nil the gi, tors a nil III,rest of the hid ageri.' g humane treatnii•nt And th can only I e offeredI in the ft 'n of etitiriR lit qur tur G:D II0 _ l , ii ul:iy ii fht i'h?414e FA?lIiflahtuiutp Ifel. Wefl4' s • t4'W't,.'stket r,ns,-ure (,(IP h,Il 'A few er ,re Ihrwn .rt4 fs.,v pIrvu'is'r1 -icr. .c?ierI !spit tsr.c rmumt#r4 51 ii ghft 2M I 'C a rr in ikp.'ree.i the dernnnstrit,sr. #tvhet njnry sr irr.'c? With nn Rep9htuemfl p'?citsnfl 'a 'i1Cisfl 45 i't, ilis'sf (,4'p jeiwtisrs 4.pt Ifl .1 ffiwly Irumteat UI -'nt tsn't nI rrn,-r u'.. "i4'nun"' "°* t" 'f I, •-- City Council i liii's ktditin A 0 I) "I" C LO 3 40 0 CD , r 'in •• 4.nnte isnii '.'ir'i,ally 1etr'v, ' o c- L) cD LD 0 L_~ t;nie;; trti'r.r,rri,nl. r'ri i rerhv''l. tP. iil t f'I4l.! rout on flie cnflvenh,r5fl fw-.• mu Irfr,re the fl*!i.n'; eksuni vwer Iiuevfr mftu'rrwas in tIe 'only rr,rk M the s'i4 fi.pcjhlv,n unity rniirkin !hiq r 'inventiAn ThremI UI fight over the Rvsm.n'c r.ght4 srt.nn if the party platform, ill ut ,n$;F#'j over the ¶N'e,k,fld itep, Mariret Heckler ,I f vI?1c;ar tmt'ett. emu4 "n the pta'f.rm re4 'o 'rng -in • '''ion tters'' • - . Budget Battle -•'0 0 CU ;tvn fritiy rt •' 2r e ve f o.r ir4 ir'.j fôflnrng • .e--w4.re4 ;rPdnl. •inn1r,4 •' (D 0 63 1g 4 the rtt'• (',rnrntthe, 0 top, _ of ''.'r, thing progrsrr. I, clown it 4I "n'; r 'u'uet:o.ti,,n, rcie;cI,y night Vii Jrculnt Spin'. I ¶• r'i hot. A' ln.s'.shij nht ;rwl tutu Ijo'arnrret it IfI in Weshr.u.vbiy the I?";eitslu .ini rt,nvpffluon It.nir,.n1 i; i Po;np ivntrn;t to the sillnight 'toriq ansi IsriuIin lI'ir fight; that ,,iark.1 ha*t rn'.nih Ii.uururratun ( rn ' ±. 0 For t ii vars. r have tit';irtl of all the different knots of plaits on raising hlioro's sand no one can fault the ('It I , of Sanford ve been most tolerant a nd benevolent. We had limeople who had good Intentions, but the results Just %trrent there' We had sonic. I ought adtl. ,it ho ere aiwa) s around s hen I he camera iera was shwopo n, hut trrl' uniqii. In t!olhil)' !he'selves invisible for the 1l(tUaI chores hwy ! w ill reu.'i,• uIuuuuuI7JhhhuhuuIhh1.1___'_'__'_ fin . nuuipn.iuu.0 u tto lo,r tent i) r ui& For this ttinit posItuns s%tii It .-atisesl the staienri.itr ''ri.,. .- d niurnk'r trial hanging over ousted '.hn rift \%'I hhi s \ \1( (.*hh ke I (flint campaigned for i r'('h('et ion in Lake Today, alter his acquittal in the murder. he WaS UNIh\LJN'I'Eh) 1w his hie.id Ruitert Chastain Photo I - ... oO Jury Acquits Sher ff III satt'r, stUI 'A .1 1 WI itnhtuinus . rt ornunisi mit Isist..nt fun;ini'.' dtr.-ttç. grfi a 121) ruiw ;us the two per cer, sh(puld !x- camwel Jt the j)rv,cnt s il-ito's (sirrs'nt ',ipnppii55(in,'' A A. positmns agreed to the colts- - Acquitted itt second degree murder, but still tinder sus'nswn, Willis V. McCall ret urned to polit ical campaigning today corilidt'ntiv pre(llcting he would he elected -. . , * t erm rm ,LS La k e r oun.) to .111 1. eigh Iguliul th (.Oi)St. I U. I ( (. .( - - . sheriff. - ,\skt'il lit' thought he if ''' i Residents e n Bra On Firs t Day IIII(Allot Ifni) roirw to 13m lIar) LS $lO,24 tithing t.'it_ies wi1 (lUst the •I:.ihiLtStofl siith ret' o rrwr..ta,-n, .unI thus L#4s A ,, ttortsi'l'r tt'* merits a-I each cast. thong 'a,th the oty uvin.sger After the salaries in que3tiori wetr sittled this- comm It) ('0(11(1 heat , three n While Saving Wif e I n Rules 115 I • SI('I I (S Ii lit All I )rliui1, , :ut 10.111 mild. i trw tit'il 11) • fit r, Vs;iiut ailS , t.s it i'd StifliLi) .01(1 two stuulI li wire revised wit.' ii i •- - - d tin' t h.irg" that hi ought 11 ill to tria l .is a 1iolit ii a)Is mot iva ted Ii .t tnt tip The t'hiirgt's h)aSt"(l Oh the death of TOfllhiiV J Vickers, 37-year-old .1 iaini it tick driver, sifter an j fing III the county jad at Tavares alleged hea' \I '(''ill v its accused of inflict in ' 'i fata l kick carlo4on 1114111"% "Ic ' • miltit-41 lip i are at - 0 .Iditi' - i Figh t -- Ciinvenvon riu~e,Carmnitteop: fui!~c , Fridi - W'a.s3 4itC OflU I1CICJte1 it the l9'b consention irrieti thu.s year by President plan s.fill to enhance .1 h. t tn I bIid V -" Sit t' I'rtiitit'nt Spun) ISflCW P- state s 44) delegates left .i SUn.IJy (IUI,'US at their B_ir .'etoni Hotel headquarters ' v to %upp"rt Ke'u.Zic an \at:unI .° in -tr''.,, -.v$tli itifidteiv 1,'J(iO per isiuni Rriiii -riiwrr, in. is over five yenr FiLdflfliflU 4tag md Luilt it '051 it •uv.'r flue r'lsl,tents it 3r;ii; lever. ull Un.) lift' ru , ,,., pr,_pxwt rules chinge that 1110110 1kille u It:kk%Jffl - -- - - nrmn ,ME !.r o' 'ieti';,,ne milt *kI to 'ttuefl3 v.ekerst for i it itagmtleent •lr 11ridge, for a!-ti - thrtv Siour, .. ' rn .!%t'lteihnit 14.e41, it' If hIt more thitni - L Li NP I hrti Republican iSICiJtS have ssied to tight for .i - . Ss'iuiinohi' Sli-rionnut Hospital - ' itep.i r Irnent searchers, using two boats, dragged the ritt'r, at the Osteen Seminole .' , - .hrvith by indulging in all the it 1vuncs they"ie .ilways wnti"i: i -to. '..'r r \.tw -i:d Illinuts. We re oppwied to what they Fe 'iuing I'tuirda delegation intl , tiuth'' saul Thorn.. to itt' 'h.' -'sing it heart. hnw.' ,hat I n(&r uut ie.: r for whis-h the fir-it w.,Lj.7w4Ir-- its it *51 RU. SI ti54*utrd Preii Writer ' the woman .tcn,uort..l Sheriff s W th residency, rourest fuIks in iwenY the Lait 11 tIlt' aith be lori pMmfi.'nInm: FnimI.i !I% ittend,. RIS befort' ho, in.: the body it a Sanford ".'rs I. slitioti Justice itt Ute h•.it.' tt I bath'', I )uriri, t' 1, of I iltt' Carroll was called to tjt' Scent' 5tkrt' titus e, ()rlariihmi, itt ow r1('tt to sers.' is (hit' ci'rar.ur .' . r it ,tnP now .t tsing J.ickscmnvullc boy I Iii it in iii ill. nupt to save itere iii 'uth to niout'i k15 his th hi • hi iii fallen over' ' I.',unil station at(er,'I.ints when the,Sl.stti' I Inn;, t.1, was ziti' w en' ovt,rt ion.- tis carbon lie iii .iiid ittmn F on da I rolll - Ø1 '1.w twit Orlandoan Drowns- 1111(1 a I tepU lii ii'i ii lOt' III III(, No vem ber ge ticral election, the 63-year-old k( 'all replied : vo RI. 1111 The poet'i -&,;r,ls 4-orne to ert were able, to review the th U'ie first occupants utilities L-talgetrapitly, thereby muni wi eliminating the need for rrss1ng in i4ay Into) liat i , , *9' ','r Opiloollelits III the Sept 12 Deinocl,. ,itic primary 'You want to las' odds on It The folks up t e• sOt lilt ult rt .ii tnt .,n s it j,oin, * SOit tR1l )'s ' I' - BY F. '11. NIACFEELY . .rani To Aers, recP;.'U- the keys t thew •Iparm.'nr rinfl k: mlnbtrdtor H4'A XlTS '")rlflehhy a they took orrupancy this mnriing MOV ~irurvs presente(i by tile (- fly Delp trinxtilt hea(Ls will cornip- iii urug"r St the l'hur'aha)' budget work ('oritliit'',tun,'r .lultan trnstr',r,i W;u ahigrt.-'l with uc on (hi' point sf rio in. Ironuise in inter to get on to other niatt,'r'. of print" itnpr-.-s •-rir..'c in It - ' -- '.' nyu lion that the joks of (it) uuianager,' firnunci' uhlrrt'tsir anil but u i' e r Artli g'i . t'$ r usa in phi Iht vilar) is P a' $i.S l'r :,e ir In hi.' with the minimum ' 1 ei,1l;;ng,,,iwu1rdc.d to other field too hi% Fidu tt. top i . With .ill of the giwsi ss hit- hi would .- ollue to each of us, II" we Ib• iih*t'iit arid put up a first i- las', ioolog ui-al garden, well, (her.' just isn't any- htign-al reason for its to stIila sow 'I loop- io I TA\'AItES , Via. A!' - -- incta,d a ' 1 Associalvil Press Writer What we dud NOT have previously was a dedicated and talented individual to luintlle the multitude of lirobleulLs conIfront1)g the, Za*logit'jit So(iety. That :sn't the case prt'M'fltIy, I 'lifford Nelsa,n is the ri nii;,n fir the right job thur.' just isn't an )- one that I can (bunk of better qualified for this responsibility . And he doesn't get one red wiint's for his efforts all for fret' :tt1 tt:41r three day 11 Uffl - p - •j pr'slu.- i .. .IWLI53 Uppost: ir". ".41t4q. - - v eif rn .1 41i'll-M ,j stm - t4Oi2 irieiah.. to st_n.j suiai :n -ippnisuttmi to any .'hjng'.', in the recointnefldjttuns If it '91111!ti to -1 fI, r 9ghtatf I nip it anti t. s en in ,i totted 'tour str itegy St'l-Iuli she •s(rtiett.i2 i f ronts the iettIgatmmn ot ' iuLi -a 101 i uau $tttiViti,', iii'tudinig ir - .Jiuifietivarct_ i)iti in 1 fur'- t'Wlflht. liii) imi.'t* 0 .ingu.s.IILU ii runu so -4&niwr • IIIL.,ns I'1iIItfl,u1"$i it 13r-.n, t,w.vr'. flfluViithtnI of -t to " A* fit I 1 :1)111- to M-VrtajIj the -ie*flg U r.,su)fl prnLse tjs.;r i.:e Ii, I'!er:,141 ch - - There are 500 iva'tuibs'rs Wu hoist' S31 ,M0 in plt'tl*:*' a nil itnily- II 8,I1 in u titus trw huh fund trust ii ii-nun Arid we're trying to tiliSi' all .if whit-hi will tranisf,*n,u u those 11)4 acres uic'ir lb.' 14 Sanford inh'o hiange, ;.luenig Lake Mumnri*' * to oft' of the lutist attractive tourist ha sit ito is in the son t I No'ie ouhil Iii' liki coo 1.11 lb.' in( utiipa;uruuhah.' I H-:ii- y - - n - World The stage is sit. rwiglitiot s Unless this tn.,tiey Is raIM•d Ii> Sept 30 OFT Ills vi:it there iuI v..tfih IN' --a-- -------- -'4 -- -4 -- s * 0 I'rut'e utie wrong I daitit think ) our.' going to put your Iiooiu' w lure your liOlUthi is' ' Fur flftvcii but-ks you liii,) become if ipucijiber of the *-It'ty Sa w mit, you say'" lug I .e ha nging on t he nu Li I door of tiltS tilt lank " Vickers tiiil iiti' t i('ket N) it\ a stat e hat ruhnnan vli tie (ti'iViiig I lii'otiti Lake ( 'nunut V last fail 'h'ht' t'Ii.0 i'ge v. as Iai Iiit'e to lisplav a ion sticker . 1I)tlhiltShi 'itilt liv -t'tiit'ht' itIs'1('('t I I')ro's'r • ii ._hi - - - ii lit - d it, i' trot t o , i- r.'.uiits isc hi. r St di I: for lit-Ili pulled Sirs shut,' hut hit' werd s St Pitt ui t,ic She stopped 'it N. su utter Sers iuv SLttit'ri at SR 16 antI -St u iin.tuii.: I witnt'sses It (hit' lhit,'rst.uk- 4 "I tIll Sirs Ihinu; Si is titil When Sir Ii. utlit II it bin it 'hi V. is Isilleit r.- '.It htt c ctt0 tspir:ittoii -' Ihihili I,' lIlt1 ErR' ' .,- Johnny Is 'I 11151 -II - Ilul Instil, — • '''''"''' - S , All 'Wright' - - tn • itI •.,,,, IZIJI1 CMItI I i,5I'.J t - SI ins. 'uk t1.I iii Sen -iii'J i4tttti at fesiLr-iwi-r'*, - with •h)t: a CIII) 1uupta -'ncr 141(1 th lipuoLs aising their uiurgs the itiliuphitri' oaui'l fly wish sjç 'hust' im ititioun it IIo that -b the *.,iieuhe i)il'..stflg sU'.s Bt'iiti cuuhd tie c vr'iitei'. proud'' the pr'ipost'd par wtiLir's s ,Ijttortri. sa- •,,. p1 nut ' r .h'Ie;itllPn - - wwiiiinosy • u. iUi he iittiuii a .iiiI1(*tt t'Lufi,r,r, l'oiiuiiittee, tua) '1 ugatel thes ti tiright orange it.t st,i' -tIers. "tt.s'f tuuufly s.b-'Itl_i.s sucitiunest Pvtt's - if lhidhlitii'r ,ttv - - - - - the pLo, if s;s'.ai ,afl. N. d;5t i t'it' eh4uigt's SiCIC 'u.k-ti Lilt' last s.eek by Lt'-I.'c'ni-linttve, '.hjtted i liii Cu4ugrvtsaIuLm WUIii;t trainer vi Foil L*u.r'i,bv A suttstttutt pLuri t'.. 110% Jutvuuis a wbuer, \L5- 'i' .'u,s-hi-.,'d - - er state, j-s ' _ - - ', . I ss as t,-.'tiiuiil t.,it 'su'il(('Il( t'tl tot .ita(a' thai I ii S.'it '29. I'h','.j, iuii.l AA'sir v hug five ) i-.,i if M'i.tI'hui-e ill Ilort.ati i hi-is hi' est'oputti 08 15 II Ii 'I'hui' biullt'tin on lb arri%'e'tI at the shcrttt s depairtincuit this uutOiilhiig intl Wr ughit uiisu,tr stir.' hih tii't'ttiaiii 'nhiiatI-hi%,'iI - t,s.k, fur this 54*111.' $11., you ' - C1 '. also receive F'IIEE if, buAloathor (aaIIiiIOatslti(n13 for four ulny-s ansi three nights ta lb.' WE1"%§I 11111 High ,'sti'l ii.uy iestmt't-',uhd,' S-''sis-ons •af f'o ',)iI, u thi liii,, lung '(I, h,iuu,li'r*l,,ht' n,iott'l, fit to (Iii' liar.'. -isl c pat ily i Isitisly Stwriatni Ik'uvli Mile] In MIsuntii thiunitt'rshioss ,'rs 'iucsilmiy , high Beach. M-'u, iii IJs rains f('iI -' You uouhiltu't sk for uliori', Ii;ilto,uiil*. Siiii'luy , ss IIII hush ' ' t*jl,I you", ,fbaast', iii I)uul*utI. Shut. hJfl*C down ti a cn.'flts'st right fill% b.. s. .. n S ,nes. and Sen ( hart.' s Pvr.-s ¼t Illinois, he - .''iiiuii,uh, (uiusuit, Ii,-! ,'-,,-t JtihIiIiu) Strighut alsi a)'. gi- t - hit'. iii.iti, iuiiit Ii,' itiui''.ii I it -ist,' itiut-hi tutu' ihiiing it J Kill, h-,ul iii 11,4. to ill's *hi'li;irtluis - it t'-t.-t - tit-.' ilit- isumusi, t visit s -i tl),'l triulu liii' liii I au,'. thu. I I 'iliIIilIillit) I 'u'nitu' thus 111411111110! .,iu I turnit'.l it as,'r tSr iu:hit - 5 - ------------ • a _. •a -ii'' It'll JIlilitill'S 0lii'i t'c' P(opvsed rule -' j_ ____1iu4f:iJs1qP1_1_1 .k It * tUfl s.iiitii t".' i 'tite Of t'ViiIit1t'n't' ht'r (gut's. It c'uni right -. •S S tI Iitt I till I her I% 1 -------- polop— —a- _____ $595 .- #•j jW .)iOtJIi ,,Ii,4 u1l1 Opel V Not ó95 Index S orJ Ciiang l$ Tuipei 1 Or It hi tstti.t ilt'n.j_ir lit .,'' JA 495 :,: 1195 '- ' ' '"' ' 795 tt.t1(1ih%t'tt id-S ('uiiicS 411 3B u t'.ssssjt PU4Zks 411, $14 '. Gil I t'ar (bl't I 'tih'i'tat c'oiiii iieuul 411 45 I Itti'r(,uililiit'iit II- Iosu t'c' i - I IS Ill W I NN , ( )IlaIuki iii .ut nit'd, iii SI. Julius Rut )t'i-.ti'I'(hiIy. Sliti'jff's de'itihllt's uiutl husI Iet (if the Ivoilve 1115(1 hit' (,'OI'011OI', are $ilt)Stll tii'oiuiiil ti.' tIt i'iil lHit iiutt'r the' both- was i'I'('ovt'h'Nt froin the river. I(it-y 'l'iivlou' i'hiuhiti iii, iii I h-spit ii smiteI titilii' ntiths.t's So.. lets IS W Ioaiib.acti t $495 DII J)I lttotk'. 4' 25 'i •'-n'- o&. z '-'."s i-. '.nAJ 1795 Or " ' ' 795, Jack Prosser FORD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 18, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 18, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/87d2becca9d4c39ad412bc6e02b81c74.pdf 09f165a0f267d72a2fa128d4198197b0 PDF Text Text . The Sanford Herald Thursday. Sept . ~. _. -f. I X' .'. I-1 ._. -_- .!" 00"` w ',, I trk , an inamel undercoater ch4 uld be a p plied either over a r1ce ('op1e \r pr unersealer or directh on the wood For a natural finish that Q. I understand there are allows the grain to sho% pecial Ins FUCIIOnS on painting s hould first selec t through, you phood We want to panel a we are oonvertmg intopl wood that has an attractive garage .w i-- - J _ r!iai ! I -- I I . I -- - - -. IF000,• .f -_Zi_ _. Z , -- . .- :'- . Fft ./. ' GOVERNOR . !!'. — speaker at a IUfl REUBIN Askew was the key Leon Motor cheon at the Ponce de Lodge in St. Augustine Friday. The luncheon was part of the city 's 407th birthday the celebration. Seated next to fl1dOr. Governor is St A.19ustine Robert narcia. Rupert (1,:-:in Photo - I r .. 0 , --- I .7"s ~. , I( *%I * S . .-, I _- - -- lightl% to restore the smooth ;~,~- . . I . W ? I ; __ •. __ r '. ' '' :. ;. N _ \f • . V k 11w V$IM)S (IF %%AR, (I'T'iI'S AND j; .L..:-' -- .• - .- -. . - -- - _1. -. k'L}( THE M\1.S.( aldel1 Knebe 4 OF1(1lO', I M Oh YOU'RE (I * I - 4'c 4 . 4 It ' II - : I (;ri !------V -; SIr (/Aj an( cot : ml cr an of tt i:t IN J PtiI.h. %1.I). 1114 La, ln Is sill A0 1 19 19 , -• today's FUNNY brain makes lIOUT l'tic brain sorks like a cornplei utimputer Each nerve evil is connected to other nerve ce1L in a complicated hookup Eacto br in t- II 1t'Iierates it little electricity as it i,rks The suiii of the' elec'tricit produced b the millions of ct-Its in the brain makes deetrical waves tIuch pass across the brain in definite patterns and keith specific rtIthIus These are brain s'aves uhich iiiixirLfit information about the' sturkm:s of the brain Brain e.ivt's studied ial mat tii.the use i'f a called an t.ledroencelphai. graph. Or s'JG IUaCtIIrW fw short lhe' EEG mnatiint is electronic drit'e uhich PIt ow bra trt a t a great (,t—al. writ' the electrical current made b the brain is only abuut 30 IluIlllCJCths of a volt. The machine uses pens to write out patterns sstuch may conic as often as 50 a second or w. .seldom as one in three seentis In fliLifl) a -s. the EEC much like the n.i tune is 11 - I :'' r urn t " 1; i 4!~ -• , SjI 7 _ai,ir_ " lor~, f, I ILL CREPE PRINT - - 0 - -. a . ' i .-.. . i. 413 E. First St. CI.,,lc..d. 0'.. 4-4113. Hwy. 17.92 and 434 Open Sunday 10a.m. - 3Pm. Mon., Toes., Wed. Thurs. & Sat. Mon., Toes., Wed. 9am. 8p.m. 9am. - 7p.m., Fri.9a.m. -9p.m. Thurs.. Fri.. Sat. 9a.m. .9 p.m. -11 1 4 1 triral activity of the heart. An EEG examination is easy for the patient The EEG room is a sound-proof room carefully shielded from noise and eleetnr-al activity. It is restfully dcc1 14$1el at'1 rnfort-able ultitnatcly have on this county. doi 111 tt IT T a .litter 151 STILL IN LOVE %ITH (PL, Al Green IiAB IMINT GET HOOKED )N StE. Mac t)añ Warned, armued not that t)uit v didn 't have enouiih time 14 ilght I'M'DO!niT MESS AROUND 1 1TH 3151, Jim Croce ave one 1711 S. U b I ( VELVET art up brain t.nes, nlagrufl-5 them and prints out ii paper a pitterri The F F( marufirs 100' rayon facing and lOOc cotton bock. 45" ..de ondon bolts. Great sportsweor, ve st s , An outstand. ing select i on of colors. for and pants. $199 yn. on us. THE (LITAK MAN. bread `1 1 1 1 1 1) . t) IN I ((k 0`_ __ - RIBBED -- -1 KNITS wide and on bolts. 90 per cent Triacetate and — 3i?=_1 10d, ' _ - ______~_ ~ ~ I - L i ~4 ,, I . ..l •1 . - - I Ti , - r' ' f I, 99fr t. vb n_ 11 . . I F- - I ( ('i - with one of our low-cost loans and we'll pay for the tags. This year, next year every year for the entire life of the loan. That's what's called driving a bargain. Buy a new car Offer valid on FREE ESTIMATES in - r . . I '' IS " America n tOflStiLUIlOfl • • ' . I.shows Principal Board School Bryant, Jean Top photo .. L - —p '7 . -. , . - 4 -- - — I --' 1 I fl ' % • - S*P- FORD u)f Vat H , ' - t • • I - •_ ialkiiii .. • - - -. I I - Park ng •:: I , FLOr4OA r I -1 PHONE 322.8321 I one - ' -:: .....-......-...........,'..'........-....'.'......,.-,...-...-.-.'-.-..',.'---'-.-.--'- ':' ...................................... . . ':-:':':-:::-:':':':'-:-::-::':':':.:.:.;.:.:,::,.. l,4i mit ,.or oien he ithe chief executt"' tie deselnper 'mt .rng such plans hack to !i -:ly "We ito not need this. Willuimson nistiwt 'W.' ha'..' iatrt! 4row th 1(1w 'h.sii to 'ill j ii' it ii Brr,wnso ctevelopinriii on 'ie or iki' area cit anyth ing other - han single family homes has menunneti eutizens in that hail huI - or ' wt little or no chance thev Will ,-' Ipproved. :onditions anti to .%s fielie left Ule Colin-1 Streets falling apart in 'Nashington Oaks subdivision. prevent future recurrences this inoratijrtuni will b - What c-an o, e ! i r it section. has resulted in the f Sanford imposing t Knowles added City put Ifl this land llmar k (,oruon moratortum on final inSingle family homes,' was ii'I (instruction - president. eie pleted Ha ' ' _____ — ' _ _ . :: - -.. - -' -- 'I iF )11 -- - t,uude Gulde 114 - Bullet this coming )ear is ew top 7,000 It is estimitated that th'rint the "rush" hour of classes there will be 5,000 cars on the campus at the S*I1IC (liii. ----- ulld inereae iii $6.9 billion last mouth, the hussetI a cumnivi tc t)t'partuitiil sjid -- H un t C For H eal th :-: I SANFOPO ,.'l - '.ilr spections for approval by city when reply. b% the Herald today. -i utilit> and build in g depart otlilItteti ther' is i prubkrii mnents li e advised there were 1$) Index This was divulged in a Letter houses of the federally financed Knowles, city trorn W E. . , r",ikiths 35 variety in the section. Nutt manager, to Darwin Nutt, into, Bridge IIaIlm.ark Construction COrn.. advised his firm is looking pany vice president in Orlando, the situation and would IIItL t'alentiar soon with th e elI). manager in i hureh directory isiori developer the subdivision "huru:h news churl to resolve it Knowles explained that no - ----:.ore final inspec tions of apcoillic. rrval and no more water and .rosswortl tniLzh' Weather ewer utilities inspections will , Crave Dr R given to homxies in the area Abby . ur S eterda high i:i low nIil some action has been Edi Slostly sunny tutlav anti : tult i,mmmient taken to correct the existing Enttrt iitimlieflt ond.ttion and to present future 'saturda' except chance of IICWS i'.W!ll thundershower in the after. recurrences. liciroscilpe t.uw The city manager wrote that tlth)flS. Highs 8d to Ispitalnutes 'O to tonight 5, the for contractor the I I I nouc-es Of Slost he nation had dry L"ublic evetopmiient's greets and th e I I I tothi. Society cOil ' -ti:ut weather bonding company are both tisdauning responsibilits [or bringing to an end persist. iii Sports 'tucks the condition of stree ts in th e rains that have 3ualel many DOT to use ftis prompted the first section of Washington parts of the Plains Midwest 1'V tablehupping md New England. the money elsewhere. Oaks, is being done At present work Knowles asked Nutt to oil 900 additional - contact him izuimnedutely and spaces out none uI adv ise what steps can be Liken F'TU currently has 1,225 to correct the situation and permnane'nt parking spaces, the repair the streets -- -sanie number it had when the s'hool opened five )ears zig When the school opened there in %% ere appruxtmivately 2.UeOJ students and the enrollment for 51' IlLN(1roN lead to the demise of the county generally. . : Knowing the members of Ui.' :: County ComnHsStOfl, I feel i confident that this is ,IlS() their 1. ,oiA a better example of attitude cooperation will ensue'. having personally visited :-. At F la . 111,1g. 1 ( roommis School this belies. with th printing III (lii. 'I NAt I tipprOs CS a U 'i Soviet IIIC tvo pledge photos 011 ItItlil> S year agreement limiting nuclear arms and mint page plus the following Us III RK ( I Sit calls for any permanent treaty to pros ide fromii one of the nicmmio numeriil equality in int ercontinental 'itoniiC I school's students. .ttie Photo on Student unrest at Florida i: . the bottoui of today's columiun :: " 1p0h1l •l'titihi'iil tlniversIti S should be' self-explanatory. rare but with the registra t io n of . the fall termii has conic a great Dear Mr Spolski, 'tILE IIOt'SE passes the biggest defense : deal of uproar and it's mainly I hay'- ''i'm' reading ) our :: spending 1)111 SInce World War LI but refuses to : clue to a substantial imwre'aSt' ui the parkimuit fees coloiiui a iung tuiie flOW but I go cut off funds for the Veitnam war . Student parking tees h,is'e' to Crocuits w itli our son antI his , class may not salute' (lit' flag, :. juiiipc'tl 500 ocr cent freon the but that no reason to blame' the lsr.'viuus > ear Wtis'rc:is a SI'N ( EORGE M&'G(IVERN plans a niajor I student paid a $2 fee tor Uie whole schltM)l, becaiisc' I know " federal wage-PrIce :.-. 1-12 sctkkul %ear he' is now 19i controls after e'alling on President NIXOn to charged $10 with tit-. being asked say they do and I know ' House and campaign in ::: first penoti clot's and I ::: get out of the White guarantee' that there' si- ill lit' that lily 1 pulhe. : parking spot Mien he' coiii.'s to know if you print this that all ' : school. : the other classes will start I son your print ts nul ask Other parking let's have, \$ . ('It N I about creeping'' sas If I. again and I think you will find : juuui'dt also Where it used ti :: I hunt, at 83 one at the richest flIt_il In tilt' world. good results cost faculty nienibers $5 to park - $20 per year Anti the lie has taken to creeping as an exercise. A ..Ue'Iit ut (rootliS nfl f-: re'sers i'd spots, for whit- h on! American Si - hi ii the prcsid.'nt, vice' president A SENATE I'I(OIIE is told that the 7th Air ... .. deans are eligible, have and .. one true, one false -. Force made dual reports I 6; from $15 to $ci0 If it's tuinptd - about preplanned air strikes against North u115tiliIttoll all of the 111 It vietnam. from the X parking fees, : president down to the student, < must be patch by the individual A ('ILAI(GIN(; MASSIVE fraud and forgery, jottm1 Philip t.orce, vtct presiCalifornia's top election official goes to court dent for (ifiUflcU, said the Jump . ..i(• I labor farm fees was initiated to help in controversial to eliminate a The superintendent requests built! a fund to acid approstNov. 7 ballot. control Initiative from the thut all teachers conduct a Flag PriiishIe11t 300 more mnately , Salute before conducting I1t Iit'r >ear at BhtIl'ISII '11(0(11'S In Belfast rum a jijacked clilaws 'Ltu' t)t'isarIllIemlt of Transporcar and capture an IRA leader who escaped ::. tation tI)O'l' iws allocated from a prison ship. about $500,000 for Flu parking tiV the past few years hut Borrow a Flag if you don't ti4lve - . ,:.-(h1flt' of i,i.i' sort or an then -' .o r- - JWII '' -air . fl> BILL SC(YT .. * i I111 ,. - I - A to ~r 1 _,a I - 1t. I -,( L 1 ( - -till . - - - loans of Si ,500 'PLOh'/DA STATE 8AN/( M004h — -e I * minimum 'r.l I WY £ - - Fa ulty ' N t4t -i 3 I _- I . '_ " ' . - - o - ?'f "I : h '' :- ,'. - [] • r rn - Oaks Roads : ' . r.ot ,IFUi as "lngt n W . ; ,, .' - )t.I' - : i:''; • ': $ .-. rt,u'nti thIs been blamed on a malfunctioning Ulaksheare Mrs public address system. When the matter sas member, and Ieasher Jean .Jones kading t called by The Sanford herald to the attention of class in the flag salute this morning The school authorities the pledge of allegiance was I lerald news team and Mrs . Bryant walked in as ordered resumed by School Supt. John Angel on on Harold Swank's civic class (lower photo' a room to room basis It ts especially timely the were reciting the pledge precipitate subsequent actions which could and would only -' OF SAP4I0140. INC. ico P4. MAPLE AVE. ,> since next pronouncing the flag salute at the start of daily * - I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG 3 approved Aug. 7 or after. SOUTHERN AIR - war ' . . . There Can Be With A Carrier Central Air Conditioning System S "''"• I -nL -& i t&'\. I A . I I 4.;:;.' -. • • --- - , - 1,0 01 Is There A Cool And Comfortable Summer In Your Future? - - A I - . - " i / Laxity - ___ - IS . i - ( - • / ________________ I ' p' . ', _4 __• . I 14 ' 'a '• 0 .' --.,, I r. •••1# Wit ' ' j - '' -c~cXE; . ;o per cent Nylon Machine wash and dry. fl poornn the PLD it per CPflt tneti-ht poial for The development inhuilhng multiple family unit 117 million planned Cove cr'ierl dur ng the same period generate 4,70n auto trip. lail '1. "lopinent Sand representative of C1)i I WI per c-Pnt from ito to 95I'I vi i,e to be built on a 5&acre Pt.rnrnnit Irn estimated ci' itart. tr t idjacent to I airy Lake .a cent of the tnt' tract t Pointing out the . is ag ain turned dovp by the boundedd h a conimercuil strip or med to Ii S l i _L) South mu City Council Thursday night And Mayor Kenneth Brown a go-cart track and the Sanforri- the balance west to SR 114, thi' OrLando Kennel (l o b In the IArngwncxI area .ir.d 138 .ini told planner King Hi-lie, the L yman High School to north on l7-)2 Nine hundr ti%snc.rof the parcel C' A Hobbs south esoilci vehicles daily the west and ongle family Dixie' and Jr. 'hannelect n \lar'mn •vnut' planner homes to the nirth. the wasting time hrtnglng the ak and Grant Streets in tl s.iid the current Ian wrnii(t concept before thei Council for e retain a larte green area city approval. That's the way th The PUD would have abtiu rooster crows,' the chief around the development of land adjacent 338 school age children whiti' On 25 executive declared. Helie gave a detailed to the 5 acre parcel, single high residential tevelopmt'n' to the hoard, family homes would be built, would generite' I1 Sc'h"' il presentation while .152 cnn- children, Hc1 ie said. reiewing the growth in the fiche said, go on a .i Cnmmrtlimrn E. E. WUliamsoti county where construction of dnminiiims would tkect the mayor why th.' irmil; ml hail again be-,-,, :r iug t he fore the . . 'I - r L — :- b To Si By DONNA fS' 4 • -- News Digest I j__ - E 1 - DeveIopr . 1' - L 1 --T - that When the appeal is made to the county conunisiOfl .Which I'm certain that it shall be clone. - .It behooves those five leaders to ct in the sense that this is properly-planned GROWTH. arid controlled trutvth the kind of v hit ii vi. t re ill de sinful' To refuse its inception would iN THE PARK. W CRUSHED - "O,q a SI - 4 4' " iIber1 OSulilia. RtlI.[. I'tMT . (ar BLACK AND %IIITL. 3 Dog (" - . thLeolu!nn. SAIL Itt)A --.---. - If Seminole isn't ready for this. .11 is NOT the fault of the developer. The fault lies with each of us living ('ount'. in SL t.A('K DRESS. Ilollits BACK STABBEKS, OJass ALAJNE AG'.IN iNaIvraIIl. -. 1 Nlore than five years ago• LONG COOL V.uMA'. IN A I ,-na .irw t-lttr-.carthcoaph used Lu report the elec- 'r iUSI 'aliliflolt isn't read), for something like 4, NNOWNWAKA She is carrying with her a tape recording of the prayer that her .1-year old (laughter recites every night in Sat, 1g before going t bert The piping little voice says: 'fiear Gorl. take care of m daddy and all the other men, and bring them home non I,ove and ____ Y. ange in zoning, srlice." tc T1Uttth Open Sunday 10 am. - 7p.m. __ -, -. i Longwood Nixes $17 M*illion 1 polskl this yet. I believe their responsibility only rests in determining the validity of tiit'hi lfl(livi1lu1l LONGWOOD SANFORD -1 ji'II'f - . rt - a — So InUCli has been said and written on the subject alreadY that perhaps this one additional paragraph would serve to summiiiiarize my personnal feelings on the matter: -111V /A)flhIii .mnti Planning Hoare cxc cc' u itsJurisdiction -, ri S / _. - -, .— ( - 111 . -- a reI p1' kit White ilotise' she said after her arrival in Vientiane today. 1'rir slim (dga ('harles. the wait for her husband. Navy Li Norris (harle has not br'en as long a Mr Gartiev' North Viet n.i1,u'se Capital i the last leg (if jc,irii'y that began long before she left New Yr;-rk Wednesday night '[lie gray haired woman who will be reunited Ill hanoi WIth her son, Nays •t Markham Gart ley. 211, began l(Iht)'iflg against the war a few months iiter he was captured in I ¶$11. because slit' It'll only IIfl end to the conflict would tiring her son home. a special pair of shoes, n: that I have almost worn out pumps, aIking the marble floors (if . V. I thi large number of tntercsttd residents thu regularly attend thec IAiflit%OO(l meetings. Cha ttin g p rior to (h start of the lute tmni with \laors flrun KtIi of lAlng%tood and Granville of Winter Springs, plits a couple of the councilmen 1,11 (tic number one inquiry %.I' John, what's the r at problem t'iinuernlnit 11w turi,lown of b ttuit $200 miiilutomi l'ihit't'i " project' 'I ' Today' - • A sincere pleasure sitting -in ju 7 --..#-'- _% ; I ::-,.. . - . .. . 4 - -. . alm pleasantly surprised with ~` PLAIDS r,. 9*$ Bs John A fancy Wovcn -' - 44 - -, - T,O', FUNNY v.11 to" $1 00 1s *C tf3il$i III*II ;sd $,.4.;s I T.4#s FUNNY, 1700 Wt Tk*Id - k - - I f ..., : 1EuCLO ' 1 F~ .- * jff~ Brain Waves Aid Science sa fir 2 Fr.ac,s I,,ie N.h, C.i.. THE FOUNDING of St. Augustine was relived during the city's 407th birthday celebration Friday . Many of the costumed soldiers who re-enacted the scenes were St. Augustine Jaycees. (Rupert Chastain Photo "l Co 9,1 _ F tn re cli the 9 ._"flIO.ii to L& teei Supet Samç PRICE - -. ' -- sal 1 11 il~ lhl gra est "' 7 - - - a nd house btiiI(l ii from t i l ls sleepy I i(it tan city to the ,~ _ J,_- _1L_ _= 4., aV - • ) M - i - - -, .. • -.- . 11 1. 4 1. viIi PRINTS - - -iint. t................ .1 ( t I p. (siu pruiuct.s OPEN MARRIAGE, Nena and Grgc (YNetlI stI'F:RI.AWYFRS. Till Goulden ---J - BiutMd Denim Ncvett DOUBLE KNIT; . . ELEANOR: THE YEARS .1AIA)E, Lash j' -- lia L - . \-- - f, ___ - '--. POWs Saturday Join I1 PEII:It .It N EtT U' pi'vLit ( 'orrvsIuiiuI;nt 1 tit' is r vi EN1It\,% E. I .iws A!' vi,ung San I )u'to hOtIMI'W lit', I he of Iic'r Horitli mother Togc'tiu'r. II1 agsn they are atnnit to t'nihark on tilt' final leg of (I jo(irnt'v I lUll has iIreil(l taken hr'iii halfway around flit' world Their missnin is probably unique Iii' annals of modern waria rc' traveling to ;iri enemy capital to bring hoiiw a capt ured loved one I-'or Minnie I,('L' (;iirtlev of hiunedin, Via . the hour-long flight Saturday ________-..-- •.-, .I Harris - Mom ':' 1 To Kin vol9.011*, — a. . : z :.-::i. ;-: 1 ,1 1 6 :" 1______ loose shingles and replace am that may be split before applri th e finish Consult your I , -,. . . .'•. preserdtles on the market • Friday, September 15, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 63i Year, No. 19 C.'i Fantastic Price MYIAMELSASI1ER LE•. used Be sure to nail dowii an -. 0 I.. oil and graphite can also be L I DOUBLE ."`V_~-1 -emis-V i 'a nfurb i rr ath tOO P&yeitt . Wa I - 040W 117 you apply a preserva. There Best Sellers I _j Luther OR roof The will last much A. Current . r - 0 ~~,, ~ used to treat the roof to keep the shingles waterpero,of and splittm' h- 11 M ntltm a — __11 — — a . I — *00 - 11 - 'i'jci&I'Y!cirio finished paneLs, but we want to app! a coat of penetrating use the plywood we have. sealer. After the sealer has you offer suggest3cms — Mr. dried, sand lightly Since you and Mrs. G.V.L. want to nnt 'th e wood to ri A. Yes, but it depends on the some degree, the next step is to kin:1 of fin ish you desire to ob- appI a coat of wood stain or t.ain. Whether yo u choose an colored penetrating sealer. Al. lo the stain to stand a feu color that opaque fin ish -covers the wood — or one that minutes and then wipe off to allows the natural grain to stop the coloring process. The shothrough,itts always Lm- last step isto brush on one or pzirtarit to prepare the plywood m ore coats of varnish. This is surface before pa in ting. Make professional advice, as it sure the surface is as smooth as comes from the National Paint possible and that it is free of and Coatings Association. any tracts of oil, grease. or Q. We recently purchased a Laminating glue. This may refive-year-old, tn-level house quire some sanding, which rea heavy wood shake roof , quires elbow, grease. For un at- After a recent rain and wind tractive opaque finish, first storm I checked the roof for prime the wood with a primcrdamage and, luckily, found sealer. Solvent thinned primer- none. However, I did note that scalers are recommended as the shakes seemed very dr they have good adhesion quah. and loo ked as though they had .d flexibi1t Aft Uc -, sealer coat has dried, then sand b ui lt. What can be -. ul _Paint -- an extra room and have some pattern and is free of blemishes ra plywood for interior instal and plugs. Next. sand the wood tatiori I know we can get premuch as possible and then 1 - _For i (,INE GAR\ - ,, wood Ply Prepare 'h.. I F:. • 0 fit ta .1'. vII. . 14 ~_ -1 IF I Mother, Wife Flying To Hanoi I I AII!T .1 Here ' s Hovv - ]IN ~tr - , Us RENt i'FLWIIS)N iatt-d L'ress %% nuter D A LLAS tAPi — ii. 1.. Hunt, one of the world's richest men. popped a date into his mouth and smiled around it. "i'm a crank about creeping," he said, Urrepiug' "You get down on all tours and walk on >our hanth and knees," the 83-year-old health (*u explained, lie promptly dropped down to the floor of his antique dining mourn to t$cilltinstrale. 'ii look at ) our little linger of each hand s 5ou ou walk Iht'h,inulforwiird and that Iurn.s uur bead side Ii, side. Li's iwlurai exercise, like when )UU were an ape." he said. "Creeping is probably the srtond best rert'ise in the world IIi'S I to ste iiiifliing it's Il.'rft'ut,'' iluiit said. .stuc .', , - -- - JA 2i 113-.il Guiu' t;w.ii �- • - - .- -1 F rdi. -;-• o Reg in Control Special Procedures Suspended t Pastor's Corner . ~Iqx i r - i.- -~ 0,4 1 4~ % _~ - - -- , .-1~___.____ ___ Problem ai:=~ _ _W_7 By REV. ROBERT E. LOY Central Baptist Church Proverbs: 14 : -Fools make a mock at sin: but arno'ig the righteous there is favour. We are living in uflt of the greatect. If not the greatest, times in all of tzistrry. Our sient.ifw acluevtinent.s have been beyond our corn hensn There hn rscver been a time in =cry when the standard of living has been as high as it is duration is available to more trKLa. The opportunity f cz-e. Yet., with all of these advances and people than ever many more. we still have not been able to do awax with sin. Our world today has the attitude that sin is just mabng a little mistake. Many say that wtisit is needrd is more education of the masses in order to overcome sin. Others sav we need to raise the cultural level of the masses and sin will tcoine less and less. What is the answer to the STN problem' I a.'.a tkt tha uncirsw ktInt II'Ith L.14 fl tic thaI 'iC are sinners. The Bible teaches this, "Behold, brought Ol th IflUuIQWt3 and in sin did m mother concenc in such a siMuS. "The Church is not in. sensiti ve to the anxiety and anguish of the individuals in s-lvcst," cardinal Krcml said. But he added that "grave doetrinial implications, including th e indissolubility of ma rriage and fidelity to the Go.cpel of involved." Christ He said the Church must its "minictry of compassion. mercy and reconciliation." but also must prcssdc its "nhlnLstry of correction. The Church must are offer - Ir fly (K()tI(E F-1011-11 Asorintei rr.i Writer SAIGON iM's 1i1111,%4, ((sI((' 11fl A++ , tn 1 I - -!~~ F., An, . --.-- . Sess,i on On e i' Narcot*Ics f presented at First Baptisi't -~= -_ -_ -~ .- ssembh of God turh ike Seientha Ads enlist 7th St and FIm \intie ill 1)ii e1I as Sun'i at 7 p ni urch in) k -- - __ # = I- -, M a n y S e v e n t h-d a % IA Serncr rs - - _____ ; the CAMPUS." N, - .W,~ -Amw - JL_A~_ Gonzalez, fornier strft, t gang It.ider. Ever) e is welconle to . =~- .. h - - - and .,. Aid .~_i p_._A . . - _- 1 - —1 -_ %%illing tit end all econotlitc and • • I a_-- _1"_ - Zf m ~~~,.!_=t__-7 ~- ~. ~_z!_~_ L 1~~IZ7:~ .--.9 -_ r _.-==~ , . - I - __ Switri-iblade." ~ - - i — ~ I - ' - .. .. il__'Fmv~ - -_W7__ - - =~ -, pon the - dirticuon of his life. TellI wcxTivid me a and unhappy peram wnd I will ten you what that ciften with a gre-at rumber of nuin is going to do. and where If .. .imr cloctors cannut jurilltoint a cause. he seem to Action committe. Bible Society tells us the Bible Redeemer Lutheran .I es& rtirl Cha pla i n Air Force chaplain will be gue: I .1 translated in to more 71le information offered was case of hiectills. oner Canon will Pr ea ch pal THOUGHTS tsbstcrian on thtit the 730 a m seriice at liol) First canon Stiles as captain of a 30p m evenings (in "Power Tpes of Influence cargo ship "Moming Cross Episcopal Church. Parish lb!! The mission 21t i I tr c T "p' iu cute m 730 pm the StarThouèhacommercialTuesda) t'i na in Cilic, but brought up first seems nght. until the -New lounge there will he ship, she had a mission to dock seven in this city at the feet of other crimes and examines Stiles is Candadian. workers in Central American Testament Bible study conCanon Gamalicl educated accordhryr, The lot cud to ducted by Rev. Leroy Soper. ports. ZHf to the' strict maimer of disputes cod decides be. who was trained as an engineer Discussion by the group. He serves Canon The law of our fathers. being 1w-ten pouerfisl contenders. After some years of working at The Teen-age Prayer Group :catuus fri, joc.d as pcmu oH —Proverbs 16 17. 18 Mis si o ne r in e Diocese of th an au-craft plant, he returned 41 — Acts 22 3 arc t?:u dalv• is meeting now on Monday at 4 Florida, Central cornand is as gradua ted a All governments— indeed, college p. m. in the lounge. The . Senior plerr-liting the ministries of the f the from WycWf College o The first requisite of a C'Very uman benefit and en. High EYC meets Sunday 6 parochial clergy in conducting is good citizen in this republic joyment, every virtue and University of Toronto. m. in th e lounge. retreats. seminars, missions of ours that he shall be every prudent act—are he was led to put into practice and conferences. able and willing to pull his founded on comprom ise and the promises of Jesus nCorn m u n i ty United si e g hi Theodore Roo.-e- barter —E d m u ii d Burke. The preaching mission -r ing the Holy Spit-it. As a 'c'lt. 26th U.S president English statesman and ora- result many conversions, open to all who would know the Methodist ter lord better, according to Rev. beatings, and miracles .4id 1k SCiU to 1IZ IA'U) Soper. Ttnt tatu.ncs to sf1 are iii tttu Lope we were witnessed rw Rev. Gt'rald T ur ner, singer sure to come; but U'OC to saved. Now hope' that is seen -and Baptist preacher, w ll give h:'n by whom they come," is not hope ?or who hopes unique presentation of the , — Luke 17 1. for what he sees' Bu: if ue go'1 in word and melody hope fur what we do not see. ask honestly No Sunday the 7:30 p. m. servi ce ui' if ii'iiii rwnipnr, Licensed to preach in 1%8. he mninds ahnD51 sirriple and yet 1 atttrided Pot;)rnac State find 0"it this is one of the most IC C-11- p Airt(,n --roddus weui ects of riunc m La Baptist College, and Fairmont Sta te College. lit' is presently enrolled in a ministerial course of Stud) lie is mar ried to the former Nell ie Colleen Ethfrstz front Keyser. W - Va and they are iistenct It can do unbelievable things for a person who will take the tune It. put into his nund jewel of the Old Testament. I is parents (of four sons -flandy, Ilowse. R.obbse and Scott. fortnight, cli th of sa fir mi sa wit 19 SP St. l.ukt-s ParentTcau hers League will sponsor supper St. Izikes School 7 pin. A 'cafeteria Monday — & a Ai yr at at M . th b$ IT T a] 8 P.In. in prfncrani will follow c'tletx'atson of the 25th Year of the school'b existence. Rev. John K~wharik 54 I' - Je - ' ' " at tntw-c puts a an now (sIt4'fl Ifs 4v a - _5 f 5tu11 ;hoto) _____________________ For President Nixon Fam I * again arid again in just it shorm at — the niedicine that a ductor h Vi IUiIJ 'I4 ft twur period in ork- swallow. He SdbS the p(*flt ble that as a man thmkcth in his _. . ,... can . American Presidency hir bst tic : elist i'ssayisl —Runiciris 8, 24. 25, . . - ' (t I \_ I I 1 -. - .. 7 / ., - . 'P s' A contempcur'arv look at a t'ontemporarv subject — the mencan l"rcsidericy — will be offered beginning TtJ(!s4 at the Sou th Orlando Resident Center of Florida Technologica l University. The four-hour c*ir-se will be 'aught by Dr. Joce Lube ill be conducted Tuesd,as' and Thursday evenings from 7.9 p.m. fur 10 weeks. Dr. Lulie, who recently joined vn.t from the faculty to the University of Mi.sscszri at St. Lou is, esplained the course at the Resident Center located in Orlando Central Park will be oriented to the community," and consist of a close analysis f presidential clectjcns. .. . - . is ic pic reformer.German U 1 . - - - re- -. i . - t) I: - 'I ( I 0 I I I THOUGHTS It of the peci.s to touch SOr Ul 'selling of the candidate," and a look at the growth Republican ranks nationwide. Dr. i.ilit', a Hunting ton. W. %'a., i'tt'vis'ed her BA from Marshall L'niersuty there, and took her MA and PhD degrees from J.htis Hopkins Urns ersit) Registration for the class, sihu-ti does not require an) prerequisite, Dr. Lille phitsited. will be conducted through Monday. Applications and f urther information may be obtained at the FTU Sou th Orla nd o Resident Center, 73J) Lake Ellenor Dr s, or te lephone 55.0M1. The Cen ter also is '.ft.'nri' ''e than three doz.eri adtional native - 1 r _- / - - . ,.j' ',;, ,, IT to the end. Gme.'e tifl' , . :eep •fl4• 4i of g 1 Community United Iethc1ic1 Church. The Wornen's Society of Chnsuan Service will hold a rummage ar bake sale siness in J Michael Thompson, pleade(i guilty to grand larceny, anti the child. pt Secretary Earl I. Butz told ,sentence break-in and bugging attem I Congress that McGovern ,l ile. North Vietnamese, just as a prl ;it I)cinticratic headquarters lit gations about a U S,Soviet Washington. tial drive is on the upswing. wheat (teal could endanger fur• Stanstias been drawn into the W4)Ufl(t UI) the th Russia. swing through the case because ltepubltcisfl Itier %li-Gnvern business wi has Said the Nixon three-&i% state no a The court ordered lie was then asked: "If the prossed charges of usttIy. James Perry __________________________________ Is Supe - breaking and entering. Thunipson is on PSI and in investigation talus that three (lays ( if large, Jr , F - 4dob"t ,A& charged pleaded guilty 1)ffense o f * possession - . - m • -- I low ,If iusirijuana in less than fie gratisThecourt adjudicated him guilts and sentenced two se i Months in county jail and a line of $0. Sentence was ... USp4!fldCd for two years. fromrsm the new )e.ur UP urouul Raymond Harold Cora) current annual wage of uilt y to aggravated brown said in (tie new sear pleaded g 9 , .v 1. • Lu perturb the I 5. 1)1,,% [) suit n )l 1111 was made public. A statement from O'Brien's the (teal tank rumbles pust a fallen man in wth hi in as this i crowd had to be held hack b' 0 (11th'uld Manss suit appearsIn losa, ixritlt vice Vklnjni's (juang Sargent police cratic presidential t( Lx' a "diversionary tactic." pri su1entiiI nominee he and said that. if flit' Demo Shriver ...........At the White tIOUS, memo'nominee began his latest camM('GO%C111 uire elected, they By DONNA E.STES continued President otiltl (sf11 a ''constitutIonal paign trip Tuesday in Mm- while, the campaign groundwork. good superintendent ~issault and the state drol?Pt"i ol granting tax relief neapolis Th ursday. the i)enio- to lay iN(WOOI- Ralph Fishier, llout a wills political allies timt'ttisst" lie met charges of attempted escape crats visited Albany, N.Y., and to parents who sefl(1 their chit- c ity superintendent for nearlv wit city will be "in a heck of a vote-heavy statestentatively the New York City be fore arriving front dren to parochial schools six years was per mess." Williamson added, Gray was adjudicated uult) Mayor Frank llizzo of Phil,'at five years * 40 l)ubuque, In a heavily whopping In Reafl(i elphia, a Democrat, d prin to to run from Sept state In Washington, msanhile, Nelson RockefelShriver catholic told part a college of theaudience state, allocated cent increase a in salary for the "Fisher couldn't be replaced and sentenced Limit McGovern's campaign chair- publican Guy. 12. that it is not fair to penalize 1972-73 fiscal year by the city for $15000 a year." isted as well ins mayor The man was sued for $5 million in a Icr of New York. Jack Miller, charged with session this that "young punks" will not Nixon did no active Camand sale of a H. ;eS0fl libel action by Maurice morning BILL CIY Nixon's chief fund-ral' paigfliflg, but extensive travel i'1e for believing religion has council in budget every work for the kind of nione the hallucinogenic drug, after a sixiritegrs1 part in education worth Stans. is un:sn "'l'he 1' o1a. Stenstruun saul has been man jury was selected and trial Kenneth superintendent plans were announced Th urs' ser. ciantiS reaction w.a nickel of it," Mayor c'oIlu'u.uufier SaICId City recess mg" began, reeived a directed of the Brown said after senior framer tr om. 'ntditlous,' and added he ha. Julian Stens Council chairman Eugene verdict of acquittal from the I.. uumeuumber of the board. K K route at speeds e th th I truekd motion Jaques ss.srtk1 meanwhile uiat I court. Williamson reconsuientled :ir'PIJrt miles per huur and .35 mile lutist 00 go ,.!~ ithout doubts department Verne Riggall, pleaded guilty an-hour speed , ~ 4n ~ do V I salary f $10,000 for Fisher in hseails are deserving of salaries U S. 17-92 per hour 'It took me 1 ll-ti between to possession of cannabis, and Boulevard. 2 anil Sanford Avenue, termed w,xinds 'It 35 I being allocated, but he the state nolle prossed charges _s -of J. S. towered speed, reactien e e seconds at th ;tdiculcus th q uestioned iuhetht'r the city *1 C 4 r f ession of a hall' at ,_,..,_.I LI,., ,4 where a cheering surging . B g Ra r in - ___ __111111111111 1 ' A. ~ I ftbAW* 1_11 10111111111111 _ Sn rrr cm are'.I Officials Scrap I J - t ' T . — hhh' a W - ' " U can afford tile cost at this tline. %J in tarlitr t)udgLl sessions 3" -w ('ouncil approved increases for Eye 1F -- - -' .' --lan - L t ensu ill genic drug and possession of a Thur'udav Airport Authority h at was 35 seeosids leis U'iJJI . tieatit,mijint isv; . "'" the meeting, where the speeti IUIUI the former :35 mph limit. A PSI was ord ered and 1sf- 35-second -- What's was discussed. a city building inspector defendant t remanded Monday Stenstroul night ferenee''' the :tty couliKenneth Eynon to $&00() and Riddell Jr custody. lieU of uumi.'sauuner asked. ' in 5?t the liii ut tO City Clerk Onnie Stiogimate charged with posse ssion of iiti"id e of reidents th from 141111' Satifirti policu were and requests s&ox Fire ('hief Cart cannabis satisa I. boners the that tu 1t.rcUy paLroi 1Test area, $9,lt.). sitters salary was set at esssots of a hallucinogenic to prohibit road and charge all mutocti,t.'. . ~' guilty to the umule4ong trewh, No As for salaries set for other - & I \ -_ drum, pleaded fl JOHN LENGEI. bus , es the hunt " such as heav vehicles, if theY eeed street and water department lesser offense of posse*sWfl si Assuciateil l'rt'ss writer from sod carriers to ,sntt u to 75 trucks eiiiployt's, ranging frosms $2. istarijuanel in less than Inc th WASHiNGTON I AI'i 'asmg the _____said the e airport. Jaques S,1 1 2 5 hourly, adjudicated grtiis. lie Senate probe liuis i't'n to lit that ('it) IS gt'ttiuig in the position of rd. , ~%. gutlt and sentenced to the 7th Air Force "i I someone . r. ., . .. _.~ -01 - - . flw.' dauneti traffic (uimi the highly many imiontlis in count) jail and a PJ W eil dual reports -one true. having "a.' personnel and )-C( "'sufficient fine. Sentence was suspended Large conve)aliCCS created 'Tk iz \ o ii,fuiist __IibOuitprt"Plahuh1'hl air additional hwards aLong the route. ;I two 4, /'.'. strikes migeituist North Vietnauii. manpower. One for *— thursdaY several authurmt was tentatively ". George Jackson, chargeJ Sgt, Lonnie Franks told the eiiiiiloyt' die -' mnenibers. including Clevelani jros'es.l for the water departproved v . ,_, with breaking and entering wi th St'nuatt' Armed Services ctmiireacted .mtter \lcrcer, John and false tiit'uit I*II&i another for the street 19 ' - ' intent to eununit a nusdenseanummittee Thursday (tint this' 'ii. thsu.'Lused he had seen Mercer de piiX'tllmChut and aggravated assault And reports were widely circulated, . *'' ~ 4P . e.u's ticketing itsotorists •: Llutlgt't tentative!) approved but (tint, as nearly its hi' could use of ii fire attn in cemumlsslon eetling the speed LImit, _____ Al to th e for the su tter departuient of felony, pleaded guilty determine, (hi' true account znt1e - iu Cieend said the $63,490 11w figure does dt'isitotaled s-eu psilice auid ltiitluiiis le sser offense of assault and to "individuals" ,ut S a tiig-of'ss ar hvts only went . ... Jill. Its l'l 'ridiculous (I \ IH ihi si I LS hour litnit w as not include water line extenN' l)i'lhl's I'arhlaiuse'tIt Street. l'oilce' tsm'lil up a battery The state dropped 7th Air Force headquarters,uistrustIng usguittisi rising price's In and the crowd gnuihbi'si VIii' tiuttoin of it In r.'iiilt on this cost except at th e poin t slung the Estimates stuns. t i ther char ges. Jackson w Franks, whose letter to is sen mu' tuarrle'r in time' Indian t'uiuIIal, svh.il cro3Lng and road to be determined ft'lloimig guilty ,uu1juited ator proimspte(1 the conmtttes"% are ...n. iii lti,t report from city engineer -- sentenced to 12 months in closed-door inquiry, was as William Palo. countS )ail and fined $100 signed at the tine to an i n. telligence job tth the 342nd Reconnaissance Wing at Udorn, Thailand. Franks told newsmen he FR U DI MON ST RATIO N OF PAD -0- SEAL reports the whiettwr room didn't know office and stock F00 Hems $(fl55 %O5I0O 1vs'oio.t 011`00 "us" !V( Cecil Lsi, both of 15 a request for an exception by ji MRS. S%R.VI GiBBS By MARION UETIIFA .,.ill oe eId & 4QL I DAY INN. SNF OR 0 ONE DAY QNL krsons tIle, NC.; 14 grandUni versal Construction building, appealing it decision reuu'lsed any officers ranking ii% to 's p , HOUR S %ION SE PT great in(tust r;, Inc.. II an M -11 i)5 Zoning I)iret-tor Hubert higher (him (tell. John I) arid 14 hildrt'n lid it x' Jil l! . t, t hr Ssr.sli C Ii Wt. Mi A public lieu i g.'iicrlkt ijidustrimil ,srea 145 Iirui ii tlt'miying ('xIutitsilhim of ii velle. (lii' 7th Air Fesie' tsIiia nea dIed gruisdd'miklit'fl. Avenue, O NO tLTTOIirL of duties alter Narcissus exception enable on property iiii.nder relieved ready-unix concrete non-conforming use liouiw us operate Grainkow 10 • in the was a Lx' erected Wt'dnestta) tiight She • church to plant. The property Is located west of Wymisore itoutsi, sutitti of disclosure of the strikes eti.irgt' of arrangt'uitt'umts • • " county will comic before (1w ut Kmiuviilc, 'temim., and native I I 51 SAIN SM • Its order for the raids to Lx' .5 ,rs 25 atnt'5 running Lu 511 I_6 Spring Valle'. ..'.t'( )aTid. •'.'t' since 13 -i of Adjustment at APPISOVEO in Surf orul lived •.s(,SWPE '.M(? county Board I1u,,tnt Mario La L'oIltt I Ii IH tilt' excused its "protective-rCaL" hail and 1(0511 Mttc1i IieflMonday's ,neeting. Funeral Notice request in is C.2 commercial (ton" strikes under the air-war moving 5011111 of (kxl by "&*ttti, __ -. . had to show thist dersonville. N.C. 811" wAS a lime Church tC'I I't,,bi.rlf .$)( tAL flO* 6Qt%I4t*( J_ 1. IIUKIWY &a Illakilig it little to park a traller for rules, rellorts (tie Christian VQv ,iiember i fne,, is requesting the special • *ie 4 P* uirg 'I tD.c"• property thepilolshadbeeflftrettuPonbor I IAMAH Qi55. MRS request in an A-I agriculture security purposes on ISA ft%3h Church. fS3 PiOt.itI Alliance ' i titsaile Mtssiouwry Mrs es br 0use'r a ta'. & I exce pt snfl in an !H residential 1111(1 Midway by fist pond locked in itucatc'tlusl the loUt' SO ttIg ffi 311 'ns ott, 3,4 , sn, ioi -ii, ' N(.Vs tw include ,tt,, it s'S Nar.stss A Stirs's vusrs wne to enable a ('OUiIitiflht fossil Drive and Sit 434.'llscri' are 23 radar. dirt " .t.I Av' ' t 0 5 part of soil i' '.s II , I r''lislsU' * fl Uhl o.o ieu (ni Oil ,, told by daughters, Mrs. Bette Llartnusfl ,,uS request t In the reports he was hearings for public located 400 feet est of of SR llig Laul Mrs. Ida Smith. both of property located north ul-avi"'Of '0 Oala*s' M,ntorai St (Lorricr isf tile Navy base canal, fruntifig varlances and 25 traller superiors to IA15111V tw9l"ll Surgical Appliance Co, (1 5541 Allied 'v Park *5th Franks sutd, he Sanforil; three' sisters Mrs parking a11iltcuttons and last Jan, 23, on Marquette Avenue, &itc,mvev otticillisnu Gramlwv% 06 OL SOX 43' 191"S"It 11 % ' &110 Pint' mind ('t'ntIJI Stre't'ts unti Jenny Long. F. Myers; Mrs ..' 4 I , Jerry - Saturday, Sept. 23 at She Reports - - 0"' _ ' - (ruin - - - - was of six in .' 1 years. . ' - - . S ,. , _______ ____ a. I OO or police ' a "a where a - - -- - - N covering engineering. administration. education and social sciences - V ?ifjirrslciiulviv. mut i ' at church Mrs. Lillian Balmer is conducting a Women's Bible study class Thursdays at 9: 3ii a in in the choir room. Wedne.sdsa y evening se rvices Bible study. prayer and healing are now being cond ucted at 7 p. m. by Rev. Winlaus Pickett and Rev. Ken Mil ler. Hilly Thompson. . elms ' .tjects ' 'X include campaign financing, the effect of media upon elections, courses, 1 - I at 9%enlhing that is done in the wolld is done by hope — .'w,n charges of sulle and piiossM miii- I)IC1(1Cu1 to the lesser offense of Oil Cil pitol Hill. Agriculture assisUince, at that time.' (1ropp'1 prosce'I nolle without intent to Coiflhhit rape. -V a one - • i or hopefully . to be delivered turn temptation unless he has linself Ii firmly determined to do the - On Speed p. is do. I told him I could not believe that a man would swaUci all tl8tinsbrin'aboutterIThna negotiate the question of Midwest and Fast with Sen. ct"1119tign funds turned up in administration passed along to Edward M. Kennedy Thursday the Ixink account of one o hil-, grain companies infornianight in Waterbury, Conn., live men arre (ion on lIst heat sales before - - two in ith tie read it sit times st ha ily. before ii cwk He had done what I had asked him to (if words and court actions cenring around the June 17 tile campaign trail wilile. c1l,11lenger GeorgeMcGo - — n (of the war I in a different pleaded guilt)' before Circult fashi -)n, then we also could ,J udge nom"Jr. ')ruln Edward (' -- - --__-___ . I PSI I and r,- ;:i-lni,11, ':I '' Wendell G. Drummond, defendant to custody. irged with lewd lissilult on a cases child June 2.1. in which he grain is to succeed. However, lie went on, if "ne- allegedly foridled the child before Judge Waddell, the Matt' * patching family iiii'untx'rs off to was the latest move in the flow husband, __ ness I,;lil(I s. lid that South Vietnam would need U.S. economic aid for soin, t,ll,, if ,,,, adminis. Campaigning y I Ili an interview with West ___ . AL WCWLflt ndihon of O n I -_ as ' - I" bA"n - a hair SCtn it change men's in-es sit 9 ' - (Ww man, who strangely enough as a S} !tems "sanager. said 1w' ii oulci Celebration Set 19 everything hut the issue of U S ntered North Vietnam has insisted )it isuilit ir) aid h (hi south 'is i - . want an — . MC ., The 1111t, pa .,-St;l t(..1 1)t,t,i.veeti Sit 46and 2001 Street apparelitiv had a miivt I()Il (if I ,It( languages and dialects and -ire still LuUwran Church while the * JJ(hni~ to Lhat nurntwr pastor attends a conference onte Oifl grip Co rev .~i- Plea G u " Ity ________________________ , dlreclm- aga In er ;;,ding within a mile nf QUAng ~ you T akes Call -4 her; madlo and ilam Drug • sal tnds and nvet at skies __ i Minister mi stts.ti ! Amer ican involvement in(1, we would consider in .ist out Lx' a negotiable ;urit"" as part of a ns'gotlatt'd settle- II to mnLnt of thi Vietnam war, says 1) tense Secretary Melvin It ?T:- . .1 lr z _ f g' of rlathe an 4troyød one North Vietnam' I(, thro e mules north of Hit ike I ntssn vsm.ifl I rr F rir'riheirn said later 'h $ "V I L a black leather co% e ('0$ To V oetnam H \l Y I I i. ',i\lt11 ad ministration would t - progaganda. It was tkinesi and That is what tfus psalm don # ~ It has a positive, hopeful, faith real. The congregation of more vangelism 1n Ft It is cvntered approcach to life It than 150 people of all ages was M A di 4 N will lit- no &-iturday night 1-here C e n t r Ba t n sai d that Da vid wre inteeb insted fre the has Mmple servicc this week. this aad a ope proverbuil charm I ham such Church Dav. will be observed Psalm WA cilapter of the sin of conclusion - and on U"ugh C.-.ntr.d Kiptis'. Church ,Aill L7.jiers~rts read Ox- Zkd Sunda~ at the Ila), Braden adultm in his life, yet you the fellowship period with . observe the ordinance of .%it urriies a day for 14 days. can't find a lim of ustriess refreshments, when the experu baptmn Sunday night. Before you laugk rftd on I potluck supper will be served at n.. the regreL or rriorbid looking back vi-ft e answering quesUom from On Sept. 20 at 7:15 p. t I I ask Oxin to do just as I 5: 30 p.in. Or even breast be&ting in this, any Lridividuab who cared to church will have a season of REV GARY ISNJ h -prescribe T'hey are to read it '. ask them. 7bis was apparerilb. . prayer for State Missions under PS3Im. u hen the) f u-sl opterl their eyes I I & Jesus said. -Nunthff do very uuUvctz%v session, as of in the rrwrmng 7his is to be leadership the First Presbyterian 11 demn thee. Go and so no m,ost of Ulm present, left the (kinr bef are the) et-1 out of bed. cvn Brotherhood a n d Woman 's ivin more.(Nms\ meeting a dmi tting that I ask Lhat t1w) read it carefully NlLwonary Union. Women of the Church of First i really U learned mu--h more than had id preuüy.enttnn All church ushers will eet in esbyterian Church of Sanford J Lure your thinking apparatus, thev had ev" dr,eamed ! at ttw) are to read it is im.m • the fellowship hail t6 p.m. on will hold the annual meeting undergird your faith. and get a kri' owing on the subject of Sept. 20. p.m. There will Monday at 7:30 I narmucs and drug abuse. an flC ft;ve following lunch, and in just 'e as He Gar) isner will be i nstallation of officers. last challenge you to earnestly I I was the first such progarn minister of Christ United before dinner. and Com Fellowship dedication will Cross after dinner, mnsider making Psalm 23 re a for the church, but indications I : and then just before Uxj- go to Methodit-1 Church. Tucker held and memorinl service be pact ii )C' m tu enta l furni at night sleep are that it wffl not be the last. Ile E pisco ve. Sunland will be conducted. it in t)) letunig .1 seep into )-our Ma Lou Baow I ri*n*t "sint thern In to-PA -0. iing qwcUy, th 1 Youth of First Ann ual Coot ence and for- haste, and if U know t Secretar and P}fU1lY The "Breakfast with the have been invited to present a In 1466, he felt led to establish merh served churches in mi.1 still then to go 0 11 & ' Rev. Canon David Stiles U-111 Ct it word liv word reading it 3: Meadowville in 1969 and Conduct a preachmg mission at . slowly. phrase b~v phra.se, This in the Caribbean. For two years continue each Sunday following Sunday at 8:45 a.m. at DeLand an %ja1. Lee T, fore - .7 . I----A~=_-V_;~- _- ;~ - - taking a little time out this week \ ork City among the teena, and narcotic users Di to emphasize again the irn story of this nunistr has bit.. portance of staying close ,~ that two Marine flier" from the .ie whmth prod uced rain _________________ - . irs _____ _______ -- n the an' suIt ,ULMflSI North Vietnam.the 'ay reported - __________________ other., Ii1 III 1IIpIIi Hrn Tart, but e ant to through Teen Challeng Tht me make sure none of work of Teen Challenge was are missing $Jy goc4 inar, s life is saturated Lr- thiese Randy Aleno, as well as a pastor fall into piatterm. One z ~._ .7 __. ---.WW - program the skirts Is, hYtheapPtchofTyphoon mtngi ._ f lw~ presentations by Sanford is a physician Luis Perez Sheriff x'art so is he, This o thzing and when a John Po and Deput tt - - I ., ,*SUPER." PUW fell t the North T Vietnan se earlier and gwernnient forces r,treated to its not- Fla.. and rapt John D "' Would S U• - - 39"-- -M - Nang. - _____ ~ V S.t'urda\ ,Atli be Bible rest i'l5Sl5 1)a% at the i material as personalitiesas This is with reference to Read The 23rd Psalm \ Quang Tn But a month later Vietnamese paratrPt5 Vfrtrsansese on May 1, the first South 'ere pulled out of the battle provincial capital to he avy casualties n n un tiird in Smith Vietnam. IecI. after he uccpfuI attmrt to storm the dent Nguyen Van Th ieti In a The marsn replaced sq'rh Inst June l gave his Citadel them troops three months to recover The marine', too, have smifr'd heavily in six eek of ; ;,,.N clearing operatiorts tinder .116 Forest City as I': fierce fighting earlier this week near the distr(t town of ra'n Phie. In miles south of r) r.,like, sustained artillery - -1 .,cpflt4 Jr, 'thr Three South Vietnamesen• fantry battalionS s'ere repnrtd nvertufl with heavy IMP5 in Quanil TO fell 5o the North ioiupuItIorl of South Vlt•tnanis northernmost provincial mlii(itatlel, and fighting is con Sal, II S officials In the field ln• Amer Iran tinising near the provinu e headAmerican (he ltsrtiii'il (IIIartl'rS islong the river that Al. First Assembly Forest Lake r__ - str North Vletnuinss 3'.tiiontIi ! rs t. S I today regained Area Church News ,m nt4 - mankuld to have victory aver the SIN problem. gra SOuth Viet- It ('ii I Viet, cskPsman for the South Vietnarriece Coin, u,uiriil, caid that at 5 pill. iS a t it EfiTi St,i,! Vietnuiniese iiiariru's oiiii$etely rnntrr,I the ('itiukl. the 1!'th century ('rtrsc in the heart of the ('sty. !1' North Vlc'tnauri;e torn'S wsthtlrrw its mr w .;t t 1. le the -- ii '1 (,r' - ontrol of Qininit in City, end- I think "t he is not a sinner. The Bible says he is. Ibehethattheanertothesinproblemmo r• rt 'or. ',s"r s the rteTri t.iiri'i;,r ,f mar tVrI and first ir, the Vietriarruev' the dty. Viet asd. of their offensive 'The fighting l4 still gsln on, a half months a ,flAmafl launched Ssion but the main target is already to retake offensive Ofl June taken," he resrted .'• _____ - __ sinners. No one wants to be told that he or she is a sinner Someone has said that * even though a ratt.lemake ma%. neve.- found in the perwin of the Ird jesus Christ eun to wsu that }t Shill d Of All Quang TriC ity be faithful to her children In' recall ing them to fidelity to Christ and the Gospel" Although the problem is being studied. Ch urch authorities "iii's not venture any ready solutions." he said, and "it would be rash to conclude that a study must necessarily lead to change of principles or procedure." Meanwhile, he said, a recent Vatican letter to the bishops' conference made clear that the past discipline must be maintamed. million American C,'ithOliCS ire heve their previous inismages invalid. even though unable for technical reasons to get them officially annulled. After Cardinal KroI'swarning, however, the special procedures apparently were bring sended. Under existing Church canons. Catholics who remarr' after divorces without Church annulment of previous marr.ages are authrr.atically exbarred from mmmunicated the sacraments. There have been estimates that about five cases to return to receivin Communion. .John Cardinal Krol. president ci the bishops, said the Vatican is studying the question, but has made clear that dioceses "are not to introduce procedures that are contrary to present discipline Until this admonition was issued Late last month, several dioceses had quietly initiated steps to restore the sacraments to divorced and remarried C.atholm who affirm a 'good conscience" about it and be. YORK •AP — A Youngstown. Ohsc, man writes "I'd do most anything In be given the opportunIty to once again be a 'complete' CathMit. I thought I had that chance after reading your CO2WT11, but my pastor gave me a polite, but firm. *No'.Tht, tact is that the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. through its president, has ealled * halt to a procedure intiated in some dioceses allowing divorced and remamed Catholics in "good conscience" NEW Allie s Discipline' Catholic Church Enforcing The Sin J rridny. Sept. 15, 197---3A The Sanford Herald fr- , ew Church Is Planned - _._ -- RUPTURED Area Deaths to a Funeral ,, , -' - - -' here 1jeat truths and eternal laws. to be led by pitirmanent . corner of Members of the church they recently organized they are available to sing at other churches and groups. Ann Riley l'hotoi _____ of titan patient when the world THE GLORI-HEIRS quartet consisting of Grace Snead, Karen Snead, Madge Boyd and Donna Barringer sang recentiy at a dinner at Frie:sdh:p Baptist Church in Altamonte fruni on .,, e''sa' Springs. property rid tisim and praises huts - . - eneiisy hionore de Hal~ 14. F:rrfth ,iiiu'r I Li --..-. _1 jj; Ait.,vviiintt. stiring'. 1,giiuig us'iort' lute oa1ii Itartild Wai ,it t'xtcptlori loan tutluests all A-i rune to bUihii renewals, promi,sing .st'h'iion fur a It-119111Y (lie uxuiru. wrote of ground fire when there fiatS IA-111111 mute I.',,. ,,L..gl. I).tt,,rn., HISS1 tr uI5r 41 t$sisP 55 ( ' ' " �I Friday, SQpf. 15 19/ 2- d\ tho Siinfrc1 Hfr&J AA—The Sanford Hera ld 4, Fr iciay , Sept S, 1972 p7M Editorial Ar * dent*ia1 Pol i* tics eChanging I HowPres 1 I S ripd1 arts crca1 de crs ard: or. President Nixon s desk, that these weeks present en the exercise 01 the Nix oman a period concept 01 the power 01 the residency is getting a very broad application. It is also a political period with the Nov. 7th residential el ection zooming in, that the v.ay in itiith the Republican nominee for a second term handles these somewhat conflicting goats global peace and a return to the White House needs to be noted by every concerned voter. It is, of course. obvious that the grand strategy of the Republicans is to keep the accent m foreign affairs, while doing what the can to show a change-In-heart so far as domestic issues are concerned. The explosion 01 terrorism at the Olympic games turned the spotlight on the mid-east as the render box where unwise moves would produce the cutfrontauon between RussianArab and kmerican- Israel i interest that would b.c disastrous Thus it is that how this is handled and hcr, this is resolved becomes, unhappily, a matter hith also involves the interests of American Jews whose financial support and whose votes ve traditionally gone to the Democratic Indications are that this ha bt-en .ed in fl with the GOP a gainer. matter how much Candidate Nixon ru-&-s to Lake to the campaign trail, until polls bow him loosing his extraordinary percentage lead over Democrat Candidate George McGovern, it is a fact that Nixon appointees from cabinet members down are all over the United States for the purpose of boosting the "reelection 01 the presiden1 This is not unusual. What is unusual is the careful and professional poLitical planning that has brought this about- it is also a magnificent example of the use of the power of the presidency :ri the political arena The Democratic campaign has been more than slow in starting. McGovern's advisors have stumbled. The candidate himself has only receistly so re-organized his drive that an improvement from dead bottom is taking place. - - A young Ladyhas won Columbia's version of the Soap Box Derby. And we think that's fine. Quite okay. Just Jim 4 o Jane) Dandy. But if a male comes along and wins the Powder Puff Derby Columbia (S.C.) Record Gr gr. es; sti' "C, an. ('0 rni . iz in . - vantaroo isorraw hr cr an' - with t -Vt- h - l v - -. llr - Chicago is an instance of the improved McGovern operations. For Illinois is a state without which a presidential win is almost impossible. There are also signs that the South Dakota Senator is hitting at the Nixon record in the area 01 domestic em-pomics and is keeping the pressure on the "Watergate" scandal to such an aagtmtnt has mOUTItNI extent that th a counteroffeiwe thich could be self-defeating, An incumbent president, especially one who has mastered the technique of his profession as Nixon has, Is also in a position where be can pester the opposition with release 01 good news. Good news is welcome at any time, it should not be regarded as or interpreted by any as a Trojan Horse. containing a burden that would be far from as welcome as the horse itself, Thus as the inscrutable but effective Dr his—in- !-r c -ycgs . TELEPHONE 327 7611 131 9993 330 P4 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA 32771 ,iELO.'r. Ed- ice * AYUE 0 DOYLE .&O#ert'sr Dre'"Q & re A OSA LTER ck -"P 53 of 'a. fir rru lai is 53. .OLTOUPdE. C.rC,.rii?. C,t-'*.a! y.a;,'c A SPOLSVJ A%.'C E'c'r FED •.'r PELT P1a'e;'; Editor AiNiF4ED r G1ELO Cor'ef STAFFORD DERBY Ed tor o4Ed'Z,"bIPage ROY CREfP &ç GARY TAYLOR ¶.;x's Ed' I CPILRLES OAK ".jn c d * do w DORIS wLL't.MS DORIS Ed'" Al yo RAY SITE—E' Pei.s R'n F'' SILL VINCENT jR 5'at$ SUBSCRIPTION RATES 35 Area, C - .e'v F 5,r-q. As Hrr De'oev Ir, F P/,,I •'v All Oftiief M4.l s (.15 P01' Rt'ç.1 S I 50 $630 I Year fQ0 , paid in a..Jsrb( sc 15 'a! 'a: 32 "'os S70 30 Jbr1'1 be Erv'eced as •.Ctfd ((St .attt? 0'ober 77. ;o at it 0111ce ,f Sanfcsd. F'l'd 37771 __ part 01 an, rratt-r,al or ,('rf'%ir of tP edition Of r, a',rer v,thout AritIrn *'nssic,i at ?P' pi.i bl,shef of 'The Herald Any in or f.rm responsible for s'c'- 'e oci.orl w i ll be Pi and am ot be c,ns.,jeq ed at • •'i; con I held table f or d.a', e wwror the ?.* Pbtrshed dailp t'Jupt Satjrday. Suro&y and CPinistn-as p.. 1:.ed Saturday vetcd'nq Cewsernas r**5 TheSnfci,d 4erad "a, be repodced 4" an The l4t-qetd s a mecrDec of the Assta'pd Pr ess i$,(P1 is en ttIede.(jsitl, t the i-f sit 'he fcK ai nr^ j pvrted In nC.papef ''. Herald Area Correspondents Atlamorle Sprenqs &o' don I 63 1 697S Bear LO, 1,n Pàrl ( (ttq Goldenrod /.ri, 6; I itbi aol r,,,,_. . Forest Cit y Lake Mare Ann RJew 431 9l'4 tivi Cass.Iberry Tangle*ood 101 4 1i',c 0 4 t'3fb Sc:. J .I to" A "he Monroe .: . ''.r)yn Gordon Long wood 63' 07 5 At #,I ti Cltuiucta Mrs Sue McEachern 365 5565 Colored Community '.i' .à 17J .415 P4I$A• "' Ot1t..a DeBary Enterprise C."t .4'Cfl 57 3 v74 Winter Spiiss9s Mar I4 Volt 6)1 5616 Osiei-n P..,.. ¶..r' )? £141 Geneva O.,d. S is via L'i rI`to I I e sflnent - to k :EW vox ii 't tld *11 do ith HaSones I alhng cm a bald bea& The probinn of frfltng a teenecah. a it '. - -- e:.ve 1: I-- T' :: ii: e rxt Frcmi these arid other tribulatict cii iit c*' fl&s, deliver iybcdy irccri I to l 1—, r 'pe 1, .. ."1 (! Any me taxes cm anything. brag aboW IL -' vI _______________________ uzth b-3 the gods arid that i as do tTr LUT)t It will pa - mcmts arid da!fcth lbe-,easx r*ctines narket and peaches the charges a I crtiirie for but wtuch never quite ripenHostesses ift cut cuners b ving last week's leftiom canapes at this week's pN't) The's always have a ye oldie ic'etaLe flavor. A pampered dog and a fir.),- 1-1 cat. 'rksgivi- . •" " ''J Cfl3S CardS - birtd b&. A exeeive tio thinks the wekcrne mat at h ctfice door sSc'u)d be a prayvr mat for cS' t-'l Ut'' :a,. _____________ - swx )) 3 l / Gtioactasif their lives were fading simply tzuse U*k mn=w tan is. The fellow at the next desk who wants already to tell you vbere he and his wife are grig on their vacation next surnmer. The elderly goldbrick at the ctuice who never has &e,e an honest days work in his life but cunptatns out loud atiout tx,w he dciet know what in the a'cid he'll do to keep himself for occupied c when the him to retire in another su rrxmtba. Ckie thing he won't do stx,mnetackanddoaomeof the things he's been shirking Icr 30 1. Campaign Issue GOp Navy I US.S ,lI)IINSl'( iN M,iursi'i' A (aui;ii.'t' .lr,, I ush,nil of tlti' tiirini'r ri Its in" 1"..r.'t I 'i'i'u' I IIIIIIItI, • A1t.iu,iiinte S10 1111"A. \s t'nu.. pr..ituiIeiI iii iii' Fla, k%;,-, ss'hili' servinit iru',i'nt t,irik :tlt''ar'I (hi' 'k's%royi'r IISS Ii.,ineii.irte.t at .lulinstiin S 1' tt.irl.'stuti I Nil U IlK. ' dumped at t didn't want the burden of caring for them The retattsei with hospital drove oft without e% en making contact 4 ' ' A , ', the pohoc A. G. Sorabosa .' 10,16 N;.vs Se;uiiiun I)I(l,.'iNl )( I It.'. mu AhIs'r( G S;urahas.i, antI Mrs Alberto S.rab;is;u, oF 2,14 (i'llrtt'ri l(,u;u,I ii Park was iTratluated rut ii t.''rtiit tr;uininlT it the N..sal I'r., Inlfli: Center in ( )rl;sntlu ,\ 1971 iradu;utt' of Si'niinuht' Adult tit Mr. pp. ' : 1111-11 SA114411. ht' IS S0144111101 fil r e;.rt Iii l't'rconneliiian S('t)()l, I )rl.uniI'' p 111 ' Early Protestant Union Hopes Dim . '1 • 4 - P. 0 C•jil•7 N,s S*rvlc. , Uncovers Life Insurance Pitfalls welcome such an exposure of the life Insurance business. At an) rate, the guide has attracted national attention. It can't be a best seller, for the state of Pennsylvania will send a copy to anyone anywtere In the United States. Earlier Iienberg drafted a shopper's guide to automobile insurarxe. Before that a similar guide pointed out the pitfalls to watch for in hospital costs. While these guides are rcric'erned mostly with Prrin rua laws. each has national overtones. for what ha,ur in Peflns)1 vitiLl happens in other states as well, Denenberg points Out. He belie---es the life insurance guide may be the most tm portanit of the ,,shoppers' "5e "Almost without exception," Denenberg says, "consumers don't realize that the true rust of straight life Insurance may rar by more than 170 per cent for the same coverage U you want a copy of the guide, write to Pennsylvania Insurance Deparement. Harrisburg, Pa. B, Capk, Sews Sers'kr Outside of seI'ting a spouw on a career, the choice cii life insurance is wit of the average American's most Important dec-tsicmi, wiil one of the toughest. That's why a young man named Herbert S. Deneriber-g s stirring up an much interest among potential life uurance customers and so much consternation among scnne in. surance c'omnies. Denenberl is uisw'ance commissioner for the state of Prmis)vama He and his aides have put together what they call "A S?x'pperc Guide To We Insurance." It pulls no punches. offers a lot of sound advice abuut how to shop around fir the right insurance polka and lists by name the compi'mes wtucfi Pennsylvania tns'esugatoii believe offer a good deal-sod those who don't. The guide is so frank and full of facts and figures that some insurance executives are wincing. Others, how r,'er, say they Notes On Cuba Better U.S. -Cuba Ties Sighted Knowledgeable though the Soviets had been the that if the internal situation MIAMI in Chile lies a due to the fuCuba- watchers foresee dipao- prime sçpber of military as- ctmWiued to worsen, popular ture of Communist Cubs. For, matic moics toward rap- iistaric'e to Egypt in its cvntim- pressures might lead the rriili- while Moscow and the Moscow. prochement between the 1r4 cuifbct with IaaeI. tary to overthrow Allende's Luled Cxrnnuirlig Party of Regarding Vietnam, peace govenriaent. United States and Cuba follow. Qide have been seeking a gotrig the American presidential talks were renewed in Pans it! slow policy, Premier Fidel CXice again, U.S. and Soviet Castro arid his Chilean elec-ticms In Sosember, These tar having I of. Interests have rnosesarcacledasart of the United states as been urging a lowers have United States does not want genera] pattern of agreement and presidential adviser' more rapid revolution. Castro bmt one between Washington and Mc*. Ku.wiger held matt confer. th11 more has tacked the Movement of uble Spot whose internal the cow over trouble sx4s in van- rices with a top North Vietna- tro' Revolutionary Left (MIll), mese representative. ous parts of the world troubles might spread to ad- an extreme leftist group that in Quit, the government of Pirling natlon. The Soviet has -waged peasants to President Ntz.on, during tus Union, on the other- hand .'uuld President Salvador Allende rscrnt trip to Moscow, reached like to avert a military coup seize private lands and make agreement with Swiet le'ai rims (he coiiitt,' the only that would tçple the Ccznmu. their own agrarian reform. regarding several LeW0111 MIISI gO'er'rUnrit ever to nLa rene. Thus, wt*le the Soviet Union continues to provide vital ecoareas. Although these tmdu actteve power through free Again, agreement standthp Were 01* omelally eIectAis. Alliende t asslstar.ce to maintain It aintad both timlizing foteii and domes- inched, with the Sovldi rg" the C* wrimwed , that regim Pa to work Wlth1 the tic cwnpanles and, at lead * las been directly opposing So. now In his programs, would cenes rather than in a publiC panlyuaresultithe govern- g°idslow United States aintinothe dli. ,cthgt* they are being f)3J a fair presumption that merit's ptrcns, trig to recognise cussed In diplotn&tic &cles. economy hu been rapkSy castro airing his own recent ernment and providing In- vWt to Moscow was told to stop events teyng. ratiAs a result, there Several significant eve have already occurred: making trouble in Qitle, Inincreadng discontent amoing c,aed military aid for the Chilean armed forces. The deed, a Cuban official at a anIn Egy$, President Anwax the populace In the country. The Qillein armed forces h9ped4or result: s balanoz of dal f'mctlon In Santiago stated Sadat suddenly ordered Soviet far remained powers Insuring relative trersthat Cubs would no l'ztger proArk-ty military advisers and tmc)iU- have so alneutral, but it was apparent quilhity. vide assistance to the MIII. data to leave the country. Nays I'ett Officer 34'l. Terry I) of Mrs. Birdena M. l"tm:id, I"uinul, of 882 Wolf':1 Trail, was Eli., (':isst'Ilwrrv, to his present rank pruuiutt'tI ;'j' l.AKES, Ill. Mc D ona ld # 1)iISi(' iii:n'hmtrnst itiate segment (if uit'ht'.ut' juwer training at (;ri'at Luki's lIe will he assigned tot slop toil thumi to Bask- Nuclear \I,l Station, R. H. Powell C. Black 'P PENSACOl,A—Naval avi('lIl:uu\' POINT, I% C. ,utiomi officer candidate ltoLt'rt Winne Pt c L)iiuglas C lilauk, II, Powell Jr., husband of the liustEinil of the former Miss (onmiwr Miss Julia M. Scott, Berneice Groce, of 2413 lake Like Mary, is undergoing his Avenue, Sanford, Flu., corn- first summer indoctrination in Air pleted a specialized aviation Naval Aviation at (tie Naval lt'nsacoli. 1k is i maintenance course at the Station. min'miiber of Naval Reserve Marine C'orps Air Station at Officer Training Corps at Cherry Point, N.C. Florida. of University Gainesville. Flu, C. F. Callahan Ill GIIEA'l' I.AKES, Ill. Nii%% C. Anderson l'etts Officer 3.0, ('harles F ('allili:in Ill, Still of Mr. and Naval PEN SAC() l.A Mrs ('lurk's F. ( 'aliatiami Jr of Officer Candidate Fern Aviation W8 Prairie I dike I )riv.', Anderson, son of Prk, F'ia., was pruiiu'tt'd ti his Marion C. Mrs. GordonK. Thorp. of 124 presetit rank .miil cutuuipletett (ha' Drive, Sanford, his t'lt'ctri,nit's t,'t'hinitIun st'guiit'Iit I'iriecrest o nuclear power training at begun basic flight training at l'cnsaeolii. When tie completes (,, vat I ,;ikt's. Ili- %% Ill he Aviation OffiCer Candidate assilflt'(l to a shun traiflituT School hi' will be comnmuiissiont'd l'mitl :ul,oarul ship ;itad t hen to M. ¶ - -I 4 BERRY'S (ORLD I'I 'f 11mic Nuclear l lomvr Sch(W)l at IFiint,rulge. it 11 an rnsign and begin more than a year of intensive ground and in-night training leading to his designation its Naval aviator . W E Dodson , - Brothers End Basic Training MONTG( )MEI(Y, Al . %V1111:111, l I ),uiIoii, ..,4,11 if Mr and Mrs. W. K I ).ntsotl, at W.''.t 16th Street, S'anfonii, F . it' ,iI ii it'.'. I It ''iii t A Sanford soldier, home omi ( flit't'r Squiuutrmi tluumversit)' 's will attend (tie Schisal at Maxss i'll AFB, Ala. furlou ghi, his brother frommi of s pi'&'iilly gratlu1itlofi is I' uptain l)oilsoii ss mat the Navy sek't'te' for thai' It .su'ek basic training 1urfessiouial otftt't'r course training ('enter at Orlando, which 1tr.'par.'s junior officers Friday. They are the M)flS tif Mrs. Delbert K. Ii, 'issu ii.' ligtu.'r ,,uIIIa.illil imiui Mr a nd 703 Palutiettu Avenue, McBride', Aim (lii' stall utiitit's require.1 Lay and are graduates of l.ymnan Tli&' captait' is as.signed mat high &'hool. Dennis F.. McBride,19, l as'er AFU, DO, . as ilO air of completed his Army basic un it ii owriittu'ns oflitt'r Willi training Aug. 30 at Fort Knox, (',uUhiiilifitl. the Military Airlift mimi Is home on furlough A 1962 gradUate Of .SeminoleKy., he received his 13 while en route to Fort Carson, IIigh School, proctl to A dc'gret' in 1966 frutui Florida Cob, He later will SI mite (l ii vi r sit)' a tail is 11., Ihawaii. Bruce G McBrIde, 20, after . . t I ' - - ___ - - - - - "-' 50%OFFIIS Landlord S With Bad ( 1 1o%%vr Scho4il at Bainbridge, duty at the Marine Corps Air Helicopter Jacksonville, N.C.- - iiuiiiplt'tt'd ttie onald of 465 Dc sery actise Dr. Eugene Carson Blake never reached the goals that many claimed to cherish. The aim in 1960, was to form the Church of Christ Uniting. Main stream Protestantism was not for the merger concept. Evangelical and Pentecostal groups remained aloof, giving restrained, polite support. Yet more than a decade of and with it the mood discussion and debate has passed for merger and union on a grand scale. The final crusher may ha.e come this year when the United Presbyterian General Assembli asked its representatives to pull out of the Consultation on Church Union. With Pike gone and the United Presbyterians out, the ecumenical hopes for organic union are dim, indeed. Those who want the larger perspective on the collapse of the church union should read the August 'Christian Century" article by Methodist Dennis M. Campbell. He covers carefully the major forces behind the call for church union and then catalogues, in his view, the causes of change and disillusion He recalls that the climate of the late '50s was one of institutional strength for the churches, a period of growth, building and strong Sunday attendance. How sharply those statistics have changed, Other reasons were current and valid: Pope John XXIII gave Christianity a new sunrise and the spirit of conciliation and reunion were soaring on a global scale Dennis Campbell reminds us that Christians of every persuasion were challenged by the social and economic needs of mankind and felt that ecumenicity was a natural and logical response to these concerns .- . . - ' 12george t'ouaiimiistoiie'l there through . ' , ' " ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR SALE OF REAL PROPERTY - °' Perceptual Tests . Bring Out Needs T. D. Fund Dettona, l"La., has reported for - . , for Naval Academy 1111(1' 'iiipiiit'n at the Naval Aviation Silt. oils ('omi1111.1 nil, l'ensarula. - - Good News Today - . JACKSONVII.I.E, N.C. Marine Pvt. Patrick 0. McDonald, son of Mrs. Grace K. - - - - -.-. - Letters To Editor L. E. Ely I L experience Yet the advent of COCU—C o n s u It a t I on on Church Union as proposed by the late Bishop Pike and the -. Nays' St';irii in ' .' I'ARI(IS ISLAND, SC. Marine Pvt. ('arroll C. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. James it. Johns, of Genev.. Fla.. was "ra(Iuatt'd from basic traiitng ( (lu' Marine ('ors Recruit I)epot at Parris Island. S.C. heard it at garden parties. family cookouts, and wedding receptions. Your man in the pew failed to thrive on the denominational differences (although he felt most comfortable with serv ices at his "own church- ) and voiced his disaprovaI at the fracture of the whole Christian -- - -- : i(eit.uIllllI Al)itl'I'iltfl't' son of Mr •,t,.1 Mrs SitTinuin, W1111,1111 ,:. SlIrl, ..t i:u:' I'h.'i,isuuii I)t ye, Altuui,ututi 5Ir11t1, wasriduutuil fruit. ii' riot training, at tin' Naval 'l'rauntrii', ('triter in Orlando. A tortii.r sttith.'nt of Sni,i,nul.' .htiruiuir ( 'ohlt'itr, tie is suhediil,'uI to nt'iwurt to l'u'rsonn*'litian ('lass Stiutul, Orlando. ' firm " - Must Christians in the United States enjoy using th e phrase "the churches ought to get togeth er. You have - has.' in ('attip - Smit h By REV. DAVID POLING i . at R. E. Sig m on I IUI,ANI t( S.'rr,nle ( - , ' I. -. i'\l%' i.E.il'('NE, N (. in.' I 'vi I lilly Ii I lust.', SOn Marine 'it 'It unit Mrs. I(iih.'rt I hto;w t l411 liii tist, S.aiiI.utiI, 5, tin' 1iruti' 'ur N i h 'hr ',i"' inty is vital Ihe rr,' iur te rminal lines supportiVe rare d'm rame up during my at Al as offered by the -Asitiniit serwP hecause of illness. I was ) goes along 'way to hetp vote (or it tinni ritiru' service of the Seminole pfepffl'ed to nd (he patient wriIt1 certainly support an the (.imtty a I itty Visiting Nurs.ss (:ourrsi '1~ k For the patient with a long lm!!", -.11 do not effort to 'ave the program. ft as N , ,0000111 "ne 'if thrice things Mi rman.flt disability program and has ben term or a ''F hink about until you need It .J3i('k I'I ifltiCt10fl if" 01 nianaf'r t1('W IV(). i )N V 'i' proven countywide by the teaching and (:omnrnic.ston if the Crrnnty hut // the given to initially enable Tb.' i"oi'd was in tin' aiiloiiiohult' tnisi,n'.'s in M iiim I need who tnclrler the request r Iti,ens firs riot ref e transition th make ,i I tying patient is he harl,#'lor, p111)1' to ('Ufflin in'ri' OUSA to make fir funding, tt program tinder attention" patat to home Tb.' liuring 1971, the visiting from with his t)r(,thf'r and sit er in law a tid ItkIng ihr ('ounty Health Department utilization if more room 2,M vIiL4 to the nt effertive Santhe servire lust will not he nurses made lin'wat'd to ,,iakini iia;inv new friends etvtce Is !. nursing Mm.' Seminole of patient.s in for incoming .,'.'allahle should you need it. It homel4 toi'il. ihorten the time In hospitak r county and through April of th l (Staff I'tlOth) will have to be terminated erchondise y ear there were Yh rails made. siurjicaI patients. to inq,,ffit'ient fuintls regular staff of the S.'' The n 197n. to 537 vtstt.s When ake4 about the ('OlTiPHrefI I) P TO in free services note Ccmnty Visiting Nur Sotfi.' $5M prospects of the county'S one full induded ('oun'i those unable in pay ftariihing the program, Coin- were given registered nurse, one part-time fee. iuIsIon Chairman Greg Drum- the rind . part.ttnw. ltr.'nrn.'d The nurses, provided ikiiled RN 'od replied. ''I)otattfUI. There nurse plus i pHr.!Ifl'" 2raiiical u,;sri h*aIlh ,If-,,,I rorclr,,T r,,rP 3r1 t.'hatilit,iti'fl ,.'ret.4iry. r'' lust patient's home ',s,.'l(4irr progrrirns we can add services in the The Visiting Nurses program CE MACI-lINES and orders of the Ta 11w tuxi,.irrS' t,,urrlrn each on referral by any other p Li € s is tint duplicated ; r p Ii , t tend i fl g ,.'ar," I)rumnrnond explalnerl the county Many FUQP4ITUQE in f)uring agency II,s."scr, County ('i'.mnmls- throughout the county LUGGAGE 1M71 visits elderly patients dii not has" made they year last siofli'r Al [)avls expressed a a 4 MG$NE E lN(' e cost of taxi i-aba s th cars arid ttii' Sanford area, Midway, different point of view saying, Ill ios i-si ;All if they ar' Georgetown. 110 in prohibitive (',en1a, ''Wi' did not have enough inR $416 and they need .aiiford Ph North available Seminole formation generated to make a Sooth the visiting nurse Orlando, Caselberry, Fern services of l:dit.tr, 1lu'rulul: Is this what our forefathers valid affirmative decision. 'The problem will grow ant 31 sithwest won't print this liuliltht .utui ttit'tl 1nr' If vu, I for ilwa I have ai open rr.ind (fl Pa rk , Mastlanti ); ( Altamonte Springs. ,,,rr)w ~ul mor btit I ;,Ili so angry that I 1111.1-st one think tjlv~. lim-e been anything, but need valid in- semirinte Mrs AUXM this area, Forest City, I.ongwrwxl, Rear move into and facts before i S(Itilt'oflh'. formation 'ruzni'll it to say cheated. 'Maltby Martha In snutneast Seminole ii (,sctR OBINSON of afternoon I.. E. can vote to spemi the tax' lakc i ; 60 the On predicted, pointing Oviedo secretary Chuluota, Goldenrod, Ed. Note - - You were wrong payers' money. If they have &'j)tt'mber 7th.. l received a have ..Ir.ady received QLANO LOQiD* want to and Jameitiiwni; and 114 in out they it rhi'rk frouti a tenant for in one stitettlent-- we thitl print anything else they .1 Pi rvr1liet Ic. "ut Seminole Panha. Tk ___ ________________ 1),iyitit'flt .1 a su irk's r'nt. A Sum ttnauaghts present I ann more than wttling Ju r. ::r i. %1 u a u rI . n'• " to listen, to consider and reopen couple of hours later, ii ,it'igta ii ianagt's a grt't'ry it bor who Zoo Su ppo rt IF.TY OF sIR" U. store, lrifortnt'd inn that stw had the 4 chucks from reu'eived sailit' individual, all of which ''11liItS_1 iS VIIA_L' Some of ti-n so'r'. a ''i ti'r,e h', sure no good. When she up- I':.litrr, Herald: inciud.' nurses Tin' Seitainole Zoologi('Il visiting proach.'tt this person regarding changing dressings and caring clety is currently undertaking a thin had checks, he told her that for wounds, catheter care, Project of interest and great County Conimnissinner Sidney it was it IfllSt4Ike, and gave her a different iuiport;ince to thin entire Vihl(-n Jr. stated -I feel the giving shoLq. and therapy for fl ;itiiated following rtt'rhecl 2rr,per'v another check on 'fl.' wner of the Cvntral Florida area. On behalf Visiting Nurses program in stroke patients, amputees, .ir.d .'v'mmnole County. Florida. to wit the residents and staff of the no gi. Upon learning the of for Retarded above facts, I called the bank I)uvall Home urge all readers of ('hildrt'n, we B.'.tinnung at the quarter Section Prist in the North Boundary about (tie check I was holding Seminole 3outh , Range Fast, Seminole e The lli'rald to support the Section ,21, rownship 1111(1 Wa informed that th feet. thence South 2D5 Socty in its effort to provide. Flor. run West account had been closed, for all Central I-'Ioridans, a 7ifeet, thence North 295.25 feet to point 5 et, thence East 5 feet. feet r mad, containing 2 logical Park and Botanical f beginning, tta the East Since the party who Issue.I Garden in a 100 acre site near acres, more or less the cheeks had already in. i Formed us that tie was leavng return to town immediately Said property has 295.25 feet of frontage on the Longwnnd' This facility is to replace the Georgia, we called the Sheriff Markham Road in Seminole County. Florida, which said explained the or- present, inadequate, Sanford and Road is paved and ha a net .iepth of 270.25 feet. hut land is °°' Which despite its litnitais considerably higher than the By MARION IIETHEA The cumstances—lnt'luding the fact high in elevation and nearly :evel. It is nicely wooded. has provided pleasure to percentage of students who presently agricultural. The property is situated on that the party was on his way to tions zoning a the untold thousands, including of the have perceptual problems results The the bus station to leave the West side if the Ljngwnod.MarhtItam Road, zipof the Duvall Home. Winterhavefl perceptual forms among the students reading rn m Sanford intl ipproximately state. We were informed that residents proximately eight miles tars. The new Zoomin of test completed by 318 Sanford in' above grade level. they could do nothing without a Ion' seventeen miles from Orlando. FloridaThis would seem to indicate logical Park will rival many Middle School Students have warrant and were referred to lie the finest zoos as a humane and been combined with th e results that there is a lawly strong tile Justice-of-the-Peace. me Du Ctschou,l Board Invites those parhtes ntereted informed us he was on his way attractive habitat for Its of the Bold word opposite relationship between peraniitials, and, as a recreational reading tests administered to ceptual probie= as meas,ire4l ; n t,oltting for the purchase .)f iwd prfIpeM to iubmit waled to a meeting and did not have if Seminole facility and NJUC.ktional institu- 122 sixth grade students in an by the Winterhaven teat and iiTu ,aditressecl to the Dusuict School Board , officer, 202 E. will be ii clear asset not attempt Coun t y. care of Walter' league, Finance attempt to discern the reading problems or academic lANE I ,%S.cI;l.8FR11Y 1'srt It of trprt *rrle has r.'p.irt.'ul for thuit (I,k,2 ___________________ N - ivy Airman I"I ITN CI l.'itii' K. Kl sun of Mr. irul 106 Mrs. ('harks Ely SlHtmhhul l)r., Sanfirut, I"l:i., E W. Stones I irtiu'sp'ited iii a sisal'.l Sixth tin' in operation h'ii'rt U. S. Air Forri' Sr. M-Sgt \I t'iii t t' r r iii.' in :ul)uu ird Ernest W. Stones, sin of Mrs. A uircr:ilt crirrier tiS ,Iohn M. Stories, 807 West Second Ki'iiii.'tt'. Street, has arrived for duty at Mc(oy AFB. Sergeant Sergeant Stones, an Inflighat T. R. Mixon is supervisor, refueling assigned to the 306th Aerial MIII. I 'ENSA('( )l ,A, l"la. Refueling Wing of the Air .liipi iu;sn Ted It Mixon, son of Force, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month, lie I .mlic lto:uI, Casselberr)', previously served at Loring El' iiiijilt'tt'd one week of AFH, Maine. suit iiuin'r aviation nuloctranation Religious Notebook - Finances Are Made Available Again '' I ha 4cak , , Friday's graduation, will She Itt'scrvv Officers Training school for two proiirliiti. Ciapluimi mittt'ntl it special Corps proceed to Ikolson louluts liii' anronhluttt'iIl weck and then I Imiwmili rating of iiiI..t S / 'l'iirke' Sltt WilIi;itii I' S.hrus'tler. son III \l. .ini Mrs hIi'rma,i I), lvi', Si turiuedt'r. 81:1 (iii i'd irri 1_'1.1r' lois Sanluril, .Iuit at lni'irlik All, Turkey. 'riteant S.'tarot'.kr, ii li'al servi(i's1(' tahist with an Air r.'viu'ii'l hurir suPIuI FiThin A1"Il, Flu at st'rvt'uI iii' Is a I'.)fi8 i',raului,,t.' iii S.'tiiinolt' hltithi Su'inunl 'I ha' sit tcant' ss ii.', I ,%'nuta ii, liii' ,lauutht.'r (it Mr anti Mrs .1 'F it S,uttI.rI ' WIDE Service May Be Ended Unless B. D. Hope W. C. Schroeder place - ,,I '' , hospital crnt'rgenc some old pei'ple being quartered in a to put them. room beaus there was no other had beer. literalts Mst1i they How did they get there' reLitises who he hospital doorstep by callous zt'. f the n:-cent n 1'Ofl 1w' er q utte touched off the n'eighbrhood cite'fl1'. which was buss wot iing the police. its animOSlt) toward Callousness, neglect. indifference and Insensitivity are the marks which define the barren spirit pervading much of our city Using today Nothing Mr. Nixon or McGovern could do with brick and mortar and lumber could corn' pensate for this special kind of poverty. I have had frequent occasion this )ear to visit areas of Chicago's South Side which I knew well from the not d:slant past Their decay. and evident social dlsorganiza ::.'n. is a crushing thing to see pleasant Long shopping streets which once offered a today stores are retail of modestly attractle array heavily pockmarked with boarded-up places which have '' ' Guth Niv Atnimu \IE'ill'lllS \I It'' tith'i' Ks'nn*'lIi S ('.11th, n ,it Mr inl \lrs. Charles I (',utli. ill 1581 IIilltit l(o;iil. has iiiiii .w0,064-try. l'Ia ..I.a...t il.. A'. i.h,. if11 tutu 1 it M.'iiil.t' \1.'i hanii' S. la.ul . Nurse $$ As ked Of County , real dent on people whose senses genrall) are these dais to recurring human catastrophe The little horrors are accepted as normal one of Slight attention has been paid. for instance, to told of the worst stories to appear in a long time. It deposited at the hospital authorities Some oldters were them reading "Do not return door with tags pinned on Then there's the one about the neighborhood folks cheering on a trio of gun-wielding kidnapers in Chicago The three men came out of a restaurant dragging fuse u.. men hostages Holding guns to the terrified women's the hoodlums drose off in a car they had de. anded from besieging police The sizable crowd of on. ookets shouted theit lusty approval of this "victory" K. S. M. A. Gautnier self-control nless this human damage is repaired. no "rebuilding" wit, help the cities 1 Visiting t' vuu(: LUOSST rant) I am not here making a judgment about the people living anud this dcca Its causes are complex What I am saying is that money and new concrete will not magicall) enrich the empty spirit which today inhabits these places They are deserts tracked by millions who are dulled into tr,senSitR itv and are shorn of the capacity even for proper _,,..I peidie thenselves on rra.ir.mi bachekm Guys who can never take a kink from the office water c'cioler without asking. "When is the boss going to put free gin ui No ione out of business Those shops still open are often rim and disfigured with sandaic' spray paint. One block I shopped in for many years has beer. leveled a sectwn of bombed-out wartime London An air desolation hangs oser it The surrounding residential streets are Little better iL3lks of old cars clutter the curbside. litter drifts across t'readbare lawns, apartment buildings I know to be well hnit are unpainted and crumbling In cities I know less well, like Detroit and St. Louis, I -ae seen much the same decay. Cities free of it are a le.''tzires for the ga's'er'- , Cities ctOvttfl \o;th( i'I'tJen% 'sI\fl nor Mfl t.COrlt' the.'r'e so that t."c.i ir to argue in this campaign the nex t few years at much as 9,)',nF to make a start in ions, major cities C&' ith few rebuilding US cities which s'asth spirit are suftenng frum cr4'j'lting posert of flOfliic compounds their of spint is not just an urban To be sure. this enWt%r.C$5 linuted to this c'untr We Use in pberton'lt'Tbm nor is it where self-interest is so rampant it is self-devouran age ing and l'rot'iably the big horrors like the Munich tragedy at a golf the massacre ot' eight peo'ie In a mere nbbery kind of make some dub in the Virgin Islands. do stilt dulled PutThese On"No-Loss-At-All " List B' H.',L t3.kVl.F Rebuild ''• - Krxcb,.s tiile we're alise arid praise after we're dead. ,,- n Offbeat Ruminations HAv5 RALPH HAYS r-,.-. r ,jL04E CASSELBERRY E : 19' frc - tinent, carrying with him the unusual power of chief influential presidential advisor, the fallout ccild be high-level economic agreements with Russia or mainland C2iina. or a greatly hoped for end-of-fighting agreement with North Vietnam. This is the nevs-break hazard that th Democratic high command knows it must gear to face. Vet the political fact remains that all of the headline making events which are produced and controlled by presidential decision will not be weighted in the political scales by many vc:ers, \\ hethei- they should be or not, is the Problem every voter faces. It is also a built-in challenge which obviously is not being ignored by the Republican National Committee or the committee for the re-election of the president and it almost gocs without saying by the under-dog Democrats. Eligible millionaires who q .1' )-.. ''!I r Fersidmebtrsciitheun1-mi's hberatcm rravezit tio hate all m and think their plae is in the doghouse Married lifeguards. Observations : Men In The Service Political Notebook Comment only to &-inford and Seminole I aill well aware that legal V 'intl law enforcement procetlure - relationship. if any, between actuevement at the secondary County, but to surrounding perceptual disabilities and level. Children do not necessarily reading disabilities at the has changed considerably in the e 322 outgrow their perceptual th secondary level. Of 10-15 years since my husband 21 disability with maturity. Some in reading levels We all have a stake in this tested, and father were closely in. but we may learn to compensate, it, but I am sure worthwhile venture, and volved with thbkd. send your contribu' students read at a first grade m a them n) of to that It hasn't changed so much urge you The Zoological Society, level; 10 at between first and Even those who do learn to: tions that one cannot have a known Bank second grade level; 52 at bet. cmpete have mused Atlantic law violator 1)icked up before lie Sanford Fla 32771 wu.'en second and third; 42 much instruction while they can leave the state. Iiowevt'r Building, Sanford. Sincerely, between third and fourth; 91 were doing so that they rua our entire Sticrift'sI)t'partmtwtit ven' catch up. Mrs. A. It. Duvall betwi'en fourth and fifth; 28 could not do one thing because AI.cvrdlng to Peiham, a child Assistant AdminIstratOr at fifth; 45 at six th ; 19 at one little miiiimi had to go to a Itumtx'rt V. Carr seventh, 13 at eight and one at must be two years below his meeting and just didn't have grade level in order to qualif) Coordinator of ninth, five iiiinutt's to hell) US t'ittt'h a for the remedial reading Educational Sen ices crook. The tests indicated that program, and r borderline case _____________________________________________________ students or25 per cent are NON iutas not easity be detected. READERS as far as secondary scsi The Solution academic subjects are conuernt'tI; 125 students or 38 per counties as well, attl t3e received -t. Sanford. Florida. &L,q , C,irnmercial Str" li:tijber 10. 197'2, and should itate th e o'clock P M .3:u the pr1ce atfered for the name and a1ttress ,j jiet itlt1t'r .inti proper'' - ,.iltl u the rtigtwst 'miter 'or ',nifl, -2 ;ir'Jer:' .4111 u .n and except however, that the Board reser;nsthe right To T' tine all bids No butts of less than 110,301) Ml '.w,li be :'ui.' -t - Mobile Home Park r - ./ - / / - - ''E o, srriicm SCP400L auaiio . ..L'4' i L(31IOA _____________ efit are remedial readers Receives A reiwlung two or more below grade level) 244 or 75 per cent ARE BEt AJW (;RAPE 5H'ttt'strouIi paths. Further, 1W L,EVEL.; 45or 13 per cent are on It) MARION nh:'l'llF:A said, there will be a large irt".i grade level unit 33 or 10 per cent s'i,.Turt'.us uii'signatt'd as a baseball at.kive grade level. Althutii.tti there was The park will Lx' Ul)L)OSItItIml (II (Iii' venturi' from&luiiiomid. .tt'vdopt'tI In the three phases. Of the 318 tested in the perarea residents, Winchester Forni.s test; 190 student.'t Robert L)aehn ceptuaL ('hairitian Mobile hiomuit's of Florida, Inc. t'ent have perceputal tiu'ntitumaed the territory abuts 59 or per by was given the "go" tile coillity 111anning 1111d Zoning ('011111iissioml the Sanford Airport run%va%', probleitts, other than tension or .111d that he had spoken w ith anxiety. Eight of these students The hoard recommended airport manager J. S. Red) show definite signs of organic 'lu's''.'l.ind. ('k'vel'.irid divulged approval to the ('ount Coinbrain damage: 59 have Facility has 5 3 itie IiIISSlt)l1 for it requested toning orientation problems; 97 have agriculture to pin' day, with an increase of t'huingv from \.1 Air accuracy problems; 61 have rmi month . Laste % ,() per 101-residential residentialmobile mobile homiies. l.2 r tit.iitt' size consistency problems: has S4iiti, '['hit' property is located upon l.iti t's, lianhin to the iii'pert have midline and-or anchoring 101) acres with 3901J foot of ''tiventUrt's l'tit'r'.'fort', he said, it tInt not problems: 134 have temiston or frontage on hit'ardail Avenue, ht'asitutt' to has,' a it hit'.' .ini xi t'tv pr obletti s and 59 h'tmig ltiiitett cast '.1 IIt'ardull require an eye examination s'icinit) park the home lit Avenue' and omit' mile 301.1011 u( the Ami area resident stressed 25th Street. 'lehse of the '21 students A m eprest'uituttv" of tin' narrow roads, and prsnttt at first grade level board in opreading (tie pi'tiliuti to t'omiipaii told the board there is have perceptual problems; mao intent to change the uiuke-till pO$itiofl. Comity I'lmammt'r l)eisiti Farr seven of (1w tO reading at if the urea, aid tr'.'ns is ill be the twist ccii first amid second has e rt't'oiiuiiemnktt ttt'uii4il sumict' luh'I'strsett '[hit' Imitiul tract, tan land use the Ia'ublein: 37 of the 5'! at saul, has not been utilized in 15 area Is contrarY to the llama and preuii.ature eks elop. second to third, 21 of the 4 at years for agricultural purposes of the 91 twin funning area, third to fourth; it IiWtit. Ik'imig The eompiriy, tat' noted, has hail fourth would not W filth: 17 of the roads ds said, the Farr numerous inquiries of those m wishing to live in a mobile home support (tie vehicular traffic, fifth; 21 of the 45 at sixth; six of no water the 19 at seventh; mu (our of iirk but none he said, were 'l'uo, he said, there' is sewer available for the the 13 at eight. avmii1abt. Those presently In ;snd proposed 29 mobile home sates. operation in the area have Based upon this es'(Jent',, it uinit htait Farr admitted ever, restrictions such as he' tog I would seetmu that based on the the mobile Itomiw parks in of the rental iirks or limnttt'd to area are ''closed parks" Winterhasen teat, the peradults. restricted In one way or centage of students who have Four park areas will Lx' illAfiutt,Cr). Only dissenting sole perceptual problems among t'or5xarittt'(t into the tract, with (tins.' reacting betuis grade level by Keigt'nt' Shirley, ' as ,'it anal hike luitri Its imaitag '''.' THANKS -*--. I - FOR YOUR SUPPORT& VOTE MY SINCERE .FI'RCL. L'LON t'o ALL I'tSO.\S t'Ut.ISE %V 11() SLTI'I'OR'l'KD ME AN) WORKED SO HARD IN MY 1W HALF IN 'I'll E 1" 1 RST L' K LMAR V a . 1 RESt :N1,) \'O'l' L'L.ED(;E L'EU I L\ IN SECOND I'RtlAR\'. OCL'OER 3rd. 't'H;T, IF Eti(1'ED, I WILL SERVE SEMiNOLE CUUNT\' 4 ILOU KS A . Vol iam Dv RI' ASK IUI' K CoN't'INU ED S DÀY ' 0 0 ' / i C C4IIUII ____________________________________________________________________ - �6A-The Sanford Herald a.,.. Friday, Sept. L 1972 • i',. -., POLLY'S POIN'I'EHS Water Vessels J [ i.'1 45 Ni cncs : Lauen.ri 54 ir.1.nd S Ovui Porttui 5 $4 'hi Vtj?t i 55 MaIevi.e ' R.iwon 3Routab fJClu.ck 4 W i ne 1 HC?d% 11 Wings i Rtner' hrrt Str't3 ( Classify i-cv'rm; ______ e I , Lllili., - = w, eak.A ~ , J_7D ,/a : beet 66t /f ft S Teen-aorer ____________ _ .i irsdium 4 Month shp By Abigtil Van Buren ..- DEAR ABBY: A rather unstab* 14vear-old girl has ' .t i3ó .SS41" h.,4h ,'il1t tbIt .si i. "Mc 4,W wu p, ¶'tI • girl Is having intercourse Is a fart, and I know she would continue whether she had the pills or not. Without pre,vrritative measures she will surely get pregnant. and in her circomstances the couldn't get an abortion because It's illegal In Nevada, and she is poor. so there would only be another unwanted, Innocent child. SO, if you were in my place, what would you do' ON THE SPOT 74 As&inM SlOuGh Z Pr*itisr 26 Or'sn pen 2 Musical £1 Athrna also have done a variety of flower designs on sailcloth can be tied together, with"tails" tote bags Hea'ie vteI ?Do scan 53DOflst BnI.t -..ttit t.iat,nr long enough to This can be mu combining the c. !. Ob,air, 0 H H RMENt o.. JaI.JI -- DE.k R POLLY-Like Mrs. H L F. I do a lot of crewel embroidery and I separate the Ieflcwer yarn in ply.' cate tnries and use the finer yarns o embroider designs On sweaters :.nd shifts, to decorate children 's mittens and 4 Lsr 45. Mcsdovi SO Tn., coet 3S%.I City iiiaai I JRaI INN DEAR ON: 1 would cousider the options, and choose the lesser of the t'slI,-whlcb Is e,bious Sinee the girl Is relying an you for help. 1 hope you realize that she desper. atety flee4s counseling. I also hope that you have explained that sidle the $11" prevents prrgnanc. it otters no pro lectios uhatsoever ags1a14 venereal diseast. 17 1110i MIJR * .... 91 ~ won= IM 'T . MEMENE - - thing dmffesent from the rum.of-the-mlU floor plans We also Jearched far and wide for our furnishings. We now have a very original and unusual home It's so unususi, in fact, that we have had a steady stream of visftors who come by 'ust to we it, and get "ideas' for their own homes. Some have had the zierve to take Dotes, and ask us about where we got this and that. and how much did It con! I mean, everything f rom our Light fixtures, hardware, carpeting, draperies, wallpaper to oi Polly's Problem ' JIIE MEI ____ ____ ... I _. . - - . cilorful plastic- tubs that margarine comes in 1 am ; kindergarten teacher who always is looking for npa ideas as projects for five and six year olds. The cost must be kept to a minimum I would suggestions -VALERIE p;:.'. ioU : - :eati .-, }'et Peeve is with parents who :ot teach their children any re't) -MRS K. F. P. EAR POLI.\not, do ni o ;.'oi for private DEAR POLLV-I fhi I do a much quicker polishing ic.i if. I first warm the furniture poIih by placing the tittle in hot ssater It penetrates the wood faster than (Old pnlih _RflSki . _________________________ - ''-'' 4 tILILOLL. .. ..................... Abbv, please don't tell us that Imitation Is the sincerest f orm of flattery This goes beyond imitation Ills more like "stealing" , Print this, l*tt Thanks for express from. the Carroll Righter lrlcI'LUe don't use our names or town SATURDAY HATPCH1SELEP'S Oct. 21 Instead of arguing at home. LIBRA tSc: GENLRAL 1ENDIiNCII.S You ant to get helpless DEAR HATES: One Is more improvements that LTt neCeU&T) get bus)' and flCflI rry solid and secure f'' Ur If friends who turn out to be copycats. u your benefit Entertaining at home there and all :t seems difficult to do so because delays and aJ strangers to tour your borne, you're lucky If all thes cii now, so postpone Not an situ day would not won. cid conditions are happening Nevertheless. if you use your are 'ideas." e:ther to shop for furn. good common sense and are persistent and do not argue th 211 You have to exercise care SCORPIO ii.'.: others., results are better than you had thought possible k din' DEAR ABBY: There is a very PUShY woman .0 are to have more harmonious with regular ar' poised town who greets all the men with a kiss on the lips I have for errors and we &.o relationships with I watched her go from man to man pollinating a.zid coTit*mI ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr l) Listen to good facstiOflS to it that they are levi r pr.- frct Relat in p in nating at least 20 men, ooe right after the other. ISome Of those in positions of power and follow through given you .1) Handling monetary SAGITTARIUS (No to ,T)cc 1 .' these m en she hardly knows more quickly Get that b ill paid on them, then you can matters st isely is possible non as well as finding the right My husband is one of her victhns. I have told him he before you have trouble with your credit Show that you an system for advancing in the new future The adviser you trust did not have to bold still for a kiss like that, but be thsiiti avoid Use own good dependable is not thinking very clearly there is nothing he Can do about it TAURUS Apr 2(1 tn Ma) 0i You have fine new ideas and judgment Abby, when pt'O)Ie come at me with an unwelcome want to put them through quickly, which is fine, provided you CAPRICORN t[)ec 2' to Jan 01 You feel upset and sant kiss. I quickly extend my hand to Indicate that I will shake study them more carefully first A new contact may give some .o make radical changes, but this would be wrong and you hands, but want no kisses, and I can't see why husband could ruin what is really an idea! set-up It is better to stay ideas that are pure fantaz', so discount them Show you are couldn't do the same. What do you think' clrvri borne than to go out socially non En)c)) closest ties HATES KSSI'NG STRANGERS GEMINI (May fl to June 21) You have much work to do, AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb ] (it Study your goals well arid know what has to he done to reach tht.rn more quickly and so be stint you do not run out for pleasure ,lust because others DEAR HA1'E: When the kissing mature approaches. art pressuring you to do so An anarhrnent is out for a fight. successfully See if you have been using the right methods your huskand could turn his bead p. bet kiss would be Consult an adviser instead of some goad friend who but don't fall into the trap A calm attitude a best the tips him on the cheek Instead of well-meaning, but not knc'v-hci' hair the care you do ike MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21' 1 m again. be could take his roe lena the Good PISCES (Fell-, 20 to Mar 20) Perfect day to handle those with one who is a valuable associate A not start an th .ibt'i' c' civic affairs that are just your cup of tea and to get the right spirit of cooperation is best with everyone then this becomes results That debt can nov. he paid and you can slop worrying DEAR ABBY: I was 17 and Milton wi,s iS. He was a a fume and productive day, p rn for you Have fun with a gcicid it to death Show others that you are a friendly person college freshman and had a part-time ab An a jewelry friend in p.m he or she will be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY now to get those store. LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) You are able one of those charming oung people who is apt to be very in difficult for you to handle We had gone together for maybe three months when duties performed that have been timid earl) in Life so will need encouragement and praise to the past Spend some time taking health treatments, exercise Milton said, "While I can still get the rings wholesale, will the fine qualities and become a pan of the tocial !tfe bring that is most helpful A good evening for the theater YOU marry me" in school and later in business The education should be have o the to art able u Aug 22 to Sept 22) Y VIRGO , I said. Yes When I graduate from high school." : slanted along practical or business lines, and the importance of recreation you want but it is wise to spend wiseh instead of That was 39 years ago I have new rings n.7-A. but I still paying attention to details should he taught Sports are a must extravagantly Use a more gentle approach with the one you have the same old Milton HAE'P'i' IN PHILADELPHIA here love Get the results you want and be t.,trpirr ,-- os c op e ourselves. '' '•' against or Less on But a permit y . .'.. eep over statements by advance today, so via iliest %"rash talk about "(reedm' and "equal may out "lint. I)r. Crane," may protest. "a girl can get . lot of men to date" bet.' l'nn' enough hut how many wi11 put i wetli li ng band on her ring finger? Case U'559: Frances I)., agei 20. is * SCI(TOWftIl cc-ted. "Dr. Crane, she wept. "1 am hr.rtbroken "For I have been dating a wonderful boy this senior F:uen in Bussial) Commit' s-ear. nism, men 'chafe and di'. "H is name is Warren and 111,111%1 "Pri ate Propert's' he even gave me his engagesmzum ou ci their wive,-. merit ring. SO we had talked And in capitalistic Amer about getting married next js'a, that it trebly (me. June. Thcn something terrible You iinls might as well happened. wake up to reality and stop roommate got a netu' "lie being dehidt'd hr this "free house. his love- fad that has been is Bill. whose college cam sweeping "And when I was a s.opho4 more, I dated Bill steadily, and "trial mar love he gave rise quiteFree 'in riage are not new inno%a a rush, and one weekend he s('tCl('t'%'. ct"savrd me to dii e tip to tic-Ins fl Thru al e -o, Ohl as \'iscormsim1 to spend the boltkind. day with him at it motel, e,igenlv And they 'lie rristercd its as man adopted hr men for they and wife. make it that much simpler But we broke up for a man to have atT,uins wards and he then tc-jspd without accepting the ctbliout of college for a year. marriage. "Ncsvi' Bill is hack and he gations of real i fl'l.%fl mar blabbed about our affair to 'swap dates" for a weekend my fiance. rt'ndezt otis and thus tr.ud' 'Tht' had been drinkin, his current sweetie for a beer so maybe that was off what made Bill boast about friend's paramour. But the normal male dives host' sex-v I was. not do such timings vu'hen he lie clic1n't know, either, has placed .0 weehhng bind to \Varthat I was on a girl's finger. ren "But Warren is old-fash'Wife suvappilig is an allioned and has now broken normal trait of American our emgagement. males, as Frances is learn ing. to her sorrow. Slit' can still vs-in Warren ' ' / hack to a wedding ct'rt'monu', but it will be imo easy' task.' ', t (.'iit' For most men don' to pas' full price for used merchtti dise, unlec t}ui' ' . 11 other man originally paid the similar price via a wed' ding. "X: VI Widows and even div orc' rate above single' girls cohabit v;'ith a mm ll "'ho e nt without his public paym for the merdiamidise v ía a marriage ceremony, Widows can thus win se'-' ond mates easily', butt that is not as true of 'castoffs from lice love" nests! And the public usually rvgards time girl as the castoff after the breakup. - Do yu think I can ever get Warren to come back to mer your success. prosperity Pr.bkrns' Trust Abb,. For a personal reply. 07th to ABB Y . BOX 117W L. A.. CAliF. 1110 and IWIIW • øa.ped. addressed envelope. Hale I. write letters ? Send $1 I. Abbr, Box Il., LAs Aftelm Cal. 1110. for Abby's bss&l'et, 'flw go Writ. L.a. t*Mi' Wes for AU ARIES tMar 23 to Apt IQ Don't change your plans about what you had intended to do in am, and then the evening is fine for waiting out those ideas for the future Do 'Ar hatr~ ef will make you a more vital and dynamic person in the afternoon TAURUS iApt 20 to May Z Oi The morning can he disappointing where a friend Of recreation is concerned. but you Delve then the afternoon changes and all is pleasant right into those creative ideas that give you a chance to show your finest talents GEMINI (May 21 to June 211 Carry through n ith w'hatcicr has prc".ed satisfactory in the past, then tonight you can .lecide hn'v. > our future should fL t)on't otertire > ourseif during day Hie uita.hiy for romance .. t..t.. ,,. JVUI i.. . 11 10 JUI) tJUTIC MUUt% L,11JLt)KL associates at the good studies of a philosophical nature in a rim and then he off to we good pals for it delightful time Get bobbies perfected that will bring you more success in business, too. A happy day LEO (July ZZ to Aug 21) You arc able to plan a better financial yourself if you weigh your responsibilities against your capabilities carefully That fixed problem needs a new approach in order to Trail)' solve it VIRGO lAug 22 to Sept 22P You we not getting the affection you want in a in , but if you i% ait the evening, all changes Temper would only spoil things You bate to be more dernotistratise with mate, also if you really wart fine for WIN AT BRIDGE 'The Squeeze Real Early -- u : m s quen ssuimng the i.st one B% Oswald A James Jacob' Nut-tb really liked hit 17 pvirut nu-ti ump aItc S. Lvi thiceheanl responsi His thz'ee.spade bid ' and lii S' 'lam ii Soi s siii Ulf at 1(1111 us t h decided to tarn' cm with is four 110 trump t'islI South wasn't suic ii tu .ar men a call was Black , wood Of juit a strung bid in nu-tsunip but decided to bid hue hearts to cover all contLnig..'ncItu North 'a cut on to six .w*tJ South 1usd to plii- the ' Slam It was riot ih.' sort of ulistim that ah',uld be bid. but South was able to find a wirimlig line of pla,s. Mtru winning trw diarnortl -rr; I':m.. vi .'.; - of diarnunth S1.1111 r uffed and protctded to make his contract b the simple expedient of juSt taking the rest of the tricks were all his cards good" Because a simple squeeze dirseloped against v. lien he cashed his last two trumps Fseryunc was down to five cards Dumniv held lout spades and club, Suuth three spades and ace and one club and pout West held a tiger by the tail lit, couldn't guard buth spades and club' and East culdti't h-lp him Iw5sfr(s . . . . ' . I% }p :' • ..... ,., . Then he led a club and fim-sied Ins)ack Wvt ti his king and led the queen pa,,. I V .v h.. poill, i • structure for '" - Women's Lib members tI'S' to prove that they CfljOV equal rights with men. lbat*s ma)'! For men realize the' can results t. - t ''i Don't start any argument at LIBRA tSrpt the;;t ;f the day and p.m can be most home in am. pleasant there (.et into constructive things you like Evening is fine for planning the day s ahead better SCORPIO tOct. 23 to Not 211 You may feel restless and can do nothing about it 4 unng the day, so get work done anJ then tonight you find you are relaxed and can get results >c'. want Communicating v. ath close ties late: is possible also SAGITTARIUS 4 1 . 0%. 22 to Dec 21) Plan how to add to the fine things of hf;f)ou now enjoy, after a rather worrisome morning Call that cx enS in business and get good advice now Then put wheels in motion so you can soon get right results CAPRICORN ID - c 22 to Jan 20) Despite provoking situations, show, yo i are controlled during a in , then the io-ciaI igle of life is inc in p in Dress in high fashion and be inspiring Get that feeling of happiness whc with : you hate been nii' g o r some time. 1 10 Feb 19) Worries can begotten rid AQUARIUS .' sc:ure th e aid of some expert. Plan of quietly mn 'hat is most helpful The roman tic uric early f or _,,i_t -------,'t. usi U. JWMA 5Q o mc shr_,,. o Mar 20) Don't argue with a good PISCES 4Fe' friend in a in then c-iii can enjoy social recie*ti')n togethe: ;':ans f the future Know what you truly later Miii .. - j, " , MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July' 21) You we able to reach a point of understanding with an asSociate and then can)' through with what you have agreed upon later Show mote devotion to loved one LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Make sure you bandit an important protect before meeting with associates to work out new arz3ngeznents You can put in motion a new method of operation that is more efficient VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) lake care of personal zesponsibthtws in the morning. but keep ra-ted to work you have to do in the afternoon Use the right psychology in order to g,au" your way with others s t.L !1Bl. . St-ri 1' it c-it r. f'' the ..ture streamers. I'.''' '' ' ,ivi Ii III ill ii 115 bride was radiant lit ii hi r Ilue of satin gown hi r formal-length , I' in Brij an ?.açpvss SCORPIO , Oct 23 to Nov 21.t The morning is best for communicating with outsiders, and then the evening becomes a hapr ore at home with kin A different approach can solve S - $ '•"--- i' - "." SAGIIIARJL'S (NOv 2 to Dec 21) Others give you fine advice so he sure to show your appreciation Plan time for the before you so recreations you enjoy, but add to present assets Out for fun CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) The morning is but time to take the health treatments you need and thereby make .'..rse!f look niore aitractuue If > Q.1 plan early, ou can entertiun tharmzn&' tonight AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) You can make ariangement earl>' to handle private affairs with the aid of experts, and then tonight you can join others In social pleasures Show others your finest qualities PISCES (Jet) 2010 Mar 2W There ua fine indiMuaiwho wants to help you in giozne way and you should accept cheerfully Take the advjcc given you and follow it State your social aims to others he or she will be If YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY one of -those fascinsti.:4 young people who early in life will be quiet at Limes, but upon reaching maturity your progeny will suddenly iccomc just the opposite arid do very well so tusi,n.ess The earl)' years should be spent in study, so be sure to permit ru, go to college, even if you have to borrow the - K P 6 1' ' - - .. - ' ? 00 - ' J ~ . .4 'iW"W 41 ' / ' . . . g 1 IJ f It , ' . -- , Miss Ilittlie' Lynn Wallace, l'ali'ntnn, N. (.. registered the iimms'sts ss'uitc-d us? a ctmilI whit" '.'.EllIht iron tahiti' ilinie-il ' h t L'iuiihiii hurlili' s c'sirulk', a' rti mit ml' 1"11e qt a whit'' lifl L$K)k ' .; " _,,,. , - great for MlS: LYNN ELLEN l'FtiLuf'. . ,'T' 4 - Z - -AAM - __ - - . __ - __ - - ~~._ zJK - ~_ - ~ _. " t ---- I - .. repli ilimni aunt .., ..,. ,,_.... 1 om tilt- tOt-lUll ca '11w couple left for a five day cruise to Nassau and F'reeport •i,, 5', ''''' ''' lii Ii il5.l).,C (II v.11111 ffl Mrs I lv lnsstiinu ho' a short milliOns '. elvet F allowing lbs c'runonu an sit-eu cli. ss purple ith matching is w wits .ufttrnoo reception indoor helti at the Sanford Garden Club shoes an ii white orchid mibuilding . Using white' wrought sage, iron garden furniture and a turning from their After variety of trees, pa l ms, wtt(Idl 1 1) . nd it few (lays at pociocarpus, bamboo and Itiviuri each the couple will wisteria, the area was tran- uuake (tic-in home In Eustis slormed into a realistic- garden where the bride Is a teacher at setting complete with large Iustis High School and the ceramic Frogs and turtles groom is associated with placedat vantage points to add Ilussell's Inc. to the decor. Out of town guests came from Sparkling pink ctuummipagnc fountain Natick, Mass.; Greenville and flowed from a lighted round white wrought iron Edenton, N. C,, Tracy City. on t.hl,. Or chid asters encircled Tenn.; Charleston. S. C.; Gainesville. a cluster of Jacksonville. the fountain .ar,,u. Lakeland purple wedding bells were Eustis, Eau Gallie, Ilberukus, th top. Wedsuspended over e it ding bells were also attached to IAtCSuIJ.[k ( Nicole, - who ,ceumthted n it .i healthy "tg'it pounds, 'ight -unnees, :.pt. S. 112, -it St. Joseph -, a ''' " - On (lie "-it)- to the altar, stopped to embrace her ireother and present her with a single rose and on the return she presented a similar rose to the gr(Mlmns mother. In tier shine she wore a treasured sixpttnce brought froni England by a faummilv friend, hits "luck>' 'si,pence has been worn by several of flue bride's friends at their wedding, Mrs. Linda White served sister as matron of honor, She wore it long orchid voile with white lace ruf fl es, pun tucking and inserts of val lace' designed siniiil;ir t the brute .s gown. It featured lIt.' same high neckline and lull sheer sic-c-ui's ending in a wide ruffle 1 white lace arid her hue;stlpit'ce was matte orctudoilt' with - 14 care-- so Victorian bouquet of orchid beauty asters, pink car nations. anti rose's pink bridal lace kattme'rleaf fern with us-bite str,';smnt' rs Bridesmaids and matrons the Misses Kay were Iavincn.tun. sister of the crooumi, l':uistis, Iai Jaillet, Titusville Nan Williams, 111141 Gainesville. Their gowns, hwadplc-('es and flowers were' iti,.'nit ii -at to thoM' of the honor attendant I .Ittle' Miss Mary Palmer. of Wilihsnod, se-rued its flower girl. 1 hr lung dress of urt-luiel voile' was scitmuilcir to the other and a t tenusla mmlii' tiresses sleeves featured short puffed She wore' edged with chile white shoes and gloves arid carrie-il a mots. wicker basket of push rose' petals. tier hair was swept iuic'k urid bc-let wilts ii hitisadpieeet of orchid voile situd tare! strea,iit'rM. 11,11 I ,svirugsflnl served his brother as i*'st imian utid usher' groomnzmenu were Sandy Colley and and Charles Aruff, Kuatis i)s'nunis ('orliss, IA'eshIurK, All inc-n in the wedding inirly wore formal afternoon cutawayi with boutonnierea of pink rosebuds. Muster ( 'r,mig ('onliss, (liii ring at tin .'d Iii a hearer. - "t Giving up those guilt feelings about ci mistake you made 15 years ago Goading yourself Into trying to do the thing you fear the most Sincerely thanking a teacher Remembering at least one good thing that happened yesterday Asking a friend for his opinion and then listening without Inteiruption to his reply Telling someone ''I love FUNNY BUSINESS 1455 is '7 , = _ 1 LA - / ,, - ~_ TF ,* - , - - Ir , , - F (iiI.inner at Holiday Inn following the wedding rehearsal Standing are IN Ir. and Mrs. Paul L. Rudd, hosts and parents of the bridegroom, and It. and Mrs. Bob Thomas, parents of the bride. (Cecelia __ _______ ________ ___________ - ' ______ - . Pe rsonals - ant . • AT . - -' -! activities IIousi'u-'uest,c of Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs ;orge Hare i n Jr • ''be' r t I. Logan I,'ltimn' re, Md. ' ,, Mr and Mrs. Joe tanikui, I' urfax have moved from ci visiting friends and the village to their new home in from Loch ,-rbor. Before moving t) relative's in North Carolina, Winter Springs, the Lutikin Sa.iitti Caro li na and Virginia. family lived in the Ranchkincts for several years. Best wushe' to Joe and Adelyn. Debbie and y'IçpER SPRINGS In, in your new home. Your ' MARY hI\ ,TE it> 01d friends and nethbors will mutss you, 'ft..' residents cii the Hanc hulanmds this week us'oulsl like to .itt. cuelcome their new neighbors, Mr and Mrs. Carl Mr an, Mrs. S. J, Hannah and 1anchIanth. had th eir dauhtc-r f,uiiiilv. on Moss Road. who have and son-un.l.aw, tr. and Mrs bought the former home of Mr. Robert Welch, and grandson. md Mrs. John Oat. Jeff, for the day recently. The family enjoyed their get•together as they often do. Daughter and son-ui-law, Mr Mr. cmiii Mrs. Ha'. Fenoff and mmcl Mrs larLand Doolittle or ti) S Jtimuimit Jsfl'\ L).um> and Christopher. Bahama Orlando. spent Sunday with the Road. have recently returned fly att and the party enjoyed a front it us c-c-k's vac,itlelm. us hers' trip to (.k'aLm h'-rt'st .turuig Iris' they> enIa) ed swimming and day' \ Mat hewshas riturned - ' a " ' ' ' at most are .- , ' - As J .', - I- ' ' . . - *,) - '-, ''t' , - .4 . .' '. ' ( .4 r . '' . . - ' 61 - ' - ' - : eii - ll!j. ..• Tk;• 4- " ' ' • -' 'ir-' , - ' - vj .- " " . '11 __ - ''"s . einhei's of MRS. JACK I'I:1wF:, right, serve's ref t'eshments to tit'w litti' home Sanford ,Junior WOman's ('11,11) at a na'inbet'ship coffee Among the new members welCOfl)t'tI at the coffee are, li'oui left, Mrs !c Pedrick, Mrs. Ned .Julian, Mrs. Skip Simkarik and Mrs. Larry Blair. I Ann Siecikowski photo ' . - ______ - Yeal' For Jr. Cof f cc Bety 'liii mii's M'S1)tI of lou-I illeil 11w se'asiimi and v.1(11 Iii" tromins c-a nu ni u nil>- 'ii ituisti ti of d.'le,'c'tiiblt' pastries served to a mitt activities for flue Srinulord Junior the guests froims a nt'frtshmnt'nt Wuiiis'fl's Club us-as kicked m,fl tahuk' ieiorn&'d us ifli sil', .-r and with a nutitnlx'rstuip coffee at crystal appointments. present iiie'i,sto'rs N ,'us that tiogiat (i t Mrs. Jack ( Karen) St'mikiirik , Jay Mliii's Skip Perce on Highland Court. Janus's lle'rgmiian, link l'.'drit'k, Serving as iioate'sse's with, Mrs. Pc-ret' were Mrs. George 1> 1.', Earl ltlia'k .Ir , Ned Jiiliaii, Kirby Mtmnt'rit'f uiiuil ( l!e'ss Edwards anti Mrs. Allen I an > hush ,mitit Mi'..'. tic-it) ( l4suric' D ickey. Italls. '11' scene was one whit-hi 1r u spe' t't ye tiu e nu tier s would delight any girt watcher, attending were Mines. James as the us-mucus t'suiie aflired in Courier, Janice' i"rueimiun, the very aimiartesi unit latest fall Jerry Posey, Watson B. fastilons,Iuofle of which immatched Wallace Jr., Paul Porter, Eddie the ssiiiks and greetings of and Miii Tracy ThomuphentWiip which is shared by these outstanding YOU8 woflltfl 'I'iius >uuiig club wits leaders, of Sanford and oigumsiit'ei In April of 1970 under henilmule (,OUIuty, the aixnmsurstmlp of the' Sanford 'jlse l'cree tmmmue was per. Wonusn'a ('luli tlui'usmg that act imutated with the fragrance of niimsistrution of Mrs I. S. ps'r ft'('ll) beautiful flowers cii Si.' - zvv ski j S It has since brought iii.inv honors to its s.mtsorii1g t Rh intl to the city and s'oumits through ttic' tal'.'iuts and t'ft-m (it (lie S .ittng us umiie'n who are it', uime'tiit*'ts. flit' purpose' (if the club s Ii' pr,.0 nit' a Iuirimna for Ihi.' > vtulg . 14 Co c. i-'h : 1 I id .1. Ma.uiuI,i Cur R. ________ : - Ir#tI cr 11 x ________ a FUIWIIUI A Natural Color Semi-life Size Wall Portrait " ins Club EELl'iE I ID ti W omati 2 Pc. Sofa-Bed Set Herculon $15995 choice of colors A n c1 I ITCI V 043 IlVleI111)erSI"l i 1 Srnyrna other enjoyable trip Beach. A and vacation was reported by the family. SANFOIU) ' -' - '! Farmer Photo - . ' - - - ~. -7- __ - ININS PAMELA THOMAS, Michael Rudd, seated, members of the tm ridal party and out-of-town guests were entertained at the traditional - ,, - - and . - -v- - . - - : - nforit . ., . - " - Maternal 4randparenth ar" Sl''n 'ViLcnn Mr mit 'tr I' • r r c It II1 i; j hospital, Asheville. NC. t - ARLff- ' •re garden ;;';i gl% '- , (A-erlu 4 ionford ;innounc - '. ~ ' the rum' on a vu-title satin heart I -' ,, ..., . _ r. ~_ '. - _:- imne~, N4r arull %Ir i ir. P IN ...................,.. . attire of the men .ini! carried streamcri. Site carried is ' . k! red :j % ,Z - 1___J _ji,t -- -_ ~ - I __.~_ A& jKw_ -,-- __; 71 ,4I - i'i,i.i' t/ t i> . `_- -4W" __ -t- & - j,,iioiiiii iiiI1 h-'- Riverview. - Iir' " _~_ distributed we're M US. 1(1(1 IMU) RtTSSELI, LIV I N(;sT( 44 .j'I I - - - - , g p - with long lace streamers ted v. mthi love kiuot.s and yourself Could there ever be a better day for Tossing away a bad habit Starting a new good habit Artfull> losing Gracefully complimenting a child. Refusing to continue that old feud - F'lcumtiniit hitti";'." w mr.' Utm' M isses Ter ry 'Ihissim I Eustis; Terry Scott, Triu'y City, 'l'enn. ; Suzette Ashton, Orlando and lliirby Taller, Sanford. lIne bags i'rummi white garden baskets by Robin and Kathy Moody, _____ '.•',.'..".''.--, aunt You'll never have a better time to tr Spending 24 hours without feeling sorry - - wit - _ . ' .; an argurn i.- nit. inspire you Your mate may feel irritated about something Do what will bring harmony '. ' . ' Toda> is a good day to' Jump rope with a neighbor child Buy a flower for your husband. Smile into every available mirror . Send a cheery letter . Writing a thoug'itful letter to your congressman fully listing the complaints you u tm.ed fluently at the cocktail party last night engage in activities that - . - 11% BETTY CA NARY a S,uethuiry,rbtmifl, and det'nrnte'd . - J'iriuul Saii,iliood one of those very curious young people who will want to know all about everybody else's business, so teach early to mind on ni affairs exclusively and not to try to control the lives k:n, then ' I for How to Sneak to to , was . umnmsht d organza over taffeta stuisix ci pillow L):iiflty pin tucking and u'al lace he bride's mnotter wore a huchlistuted the ruffled sleeves ensem tilt' ble in a I-Ic' n g thu . and Iii u-ui nt't'kliflt' of thus' featuring a floor-length EVM snuootlulv f i tted bodmcc winch sleeveless coat over a dress of featured a V-bib outlined by pale pink silk shantung with 0 ruffled Nottingham lace. The high neckline, sheer chiffon bibs in baths front and back were pleated sleeves and matching filled with pin tucking Istiti pink accessories, narrow val late inst'rLs. The groom's mother wore a the softly (rat'efully Ioriiusl length sleeveless gown gathenc'tt skirt controlled b> if of turquoise tucked lace aimel shimmering satin ribbon at the matching accessories. Both usaistcxtciult'ti to a wide border mothers wore white orchid of hioriiont:sl pin tucking val eorsaes • If,,-., ti'.th rim,' 01 Nntttm.himu ..' , ti,,.. t.,.i,c..n uu"" I),IIJ )iIS J. lace rippling around the vilc, iJuermal granlinother of hwuulmm'the bride, chose a street length Thus' triangular train, edged dress of pink linen wi th white I w ith ruffled lace, cascaded lace trim, white accessories train the back to a chapel the t'mnphiasizing length, nostalgic look of the beautiful tiltl-fashioned styled gown. lien long hair was swept back by it band of fresh punk g_, miniature car nations and -' English ivy. Tiers of sheer illusion formed her finger-tip wI and he irriid i Vic torian BETTY CANARY he or she will be fliu . -. . Some of its seem to make a lifetime career of missing the main chance. Or. as the philosopher said, 'Opportunity is a good deal more conspicuous on the was' out than on the way in." F. (nIletta, l3,lfl Snmmerlin kie .amnfr.r4. Born in Orlando. the h!idC'd'Tert it; the 4rionddaughter ,if anti Mrs. Pearl P'r,defl, Ft Mrs I A)*I Brake, Worth, Texas At Seminole High Sehi'wd, where The wig gratissuteel in l07. Miii Prisuts'n vr.i.q a member 'if the Pep (lish, I ;itifl (1mb. National Honor Society, '.was tisuslttets manacr."r if 'he yeart,s.ok ,5C4 a Fls'ur;da Rer',erit Seh'?st She will gradimts in May, 1973, from Palm P,a":,rh hmnmor College, Lake 'North Here she cc a member af Phi rhe'ta Kaopa Honor Fratern.ty and m"aqtmrer of junior American Dental hlyienst Association. F'illnwing gnidimtinn she -.vlIl I e a dental hygienist. Mr (laUetta, who -a'as hvwr'i in S.anfnr1 5 'he ,trandsnfl of Mr and \tru 'riurne'r Lodge, Sanford anti Mn, Joseph ",elle'tta. P.r -mn'c, N. V He u -i i7l .iradnuste if iorninale High School where he 's a member of lnta'r:wt flub and Latin (tub and was nfl the Roy's Future ra'aeher Currenth' - irMok staff and '-hamore at Florida T.'chnnIniral T;nlverslty vetmere' I' -i ;oning in Art, he Is Am employed h" itrs'r '( Ji. 111#1 %,F-414 ing will be an event -if ' LenS to be ,m'nnunc'ed at a later s1m!- - to of others 'Ihen your youngster will become a worthwhile addition to society and be able to accomplish a good deal. Much ability where orpniz.ationsi work is concerned, or where for writing too the handling of property is lucrative A ' ' - rated In ,' ' Going an entire day without once saying anybody. '1 told you so, or. "If only," or. "If I were you IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN IODAY - I. • ' r i'i' .f .-.,- f.--r 1. -.r'' ,icrr'':r,rr1 'It -sr's vir ,'il th e engagement of their daughter. Mice Lynn l%en P'ruden. to Mit'hsse'l Francis Joseph (;allettie, son 'if Mr and Mrs. Bar? 'e. (a hlo tic' iii is 'Ilie' fiv'e'.tic'ri'il wedding tn'autif nrc-hid anti t'sikc', ' v.11k' uitwi fc',itiire'd a lighted fciuinmtuitni with bubbling or"hthl water spr:i inst between tall i-nitiumins. Eric-ti layer and tndi','idunIl separated with bells, doves lilirseif I Ii" l,; I icY. A irilniaturt' ii inin stood in a uncle ; 'hi , of) the top. guirikn .1rs 0arok il Mcwsdv, Mr I'at 'Iliuii pcifI anti Mrs. .7,nui. 'l'alfs'r cmii sinai seru'e'l his' ke The mint-is table held (wri silver s'pergnet Ii's with one pink candle surrnuinei.'ci by pink carnations, A silver punch isiwl held refreshi ng fruit punch and pouring we're Mrs. 'I'rru'c'y Vance), a nil Mrs I Ion miii ( ')al's A colorful wisteria tree shissi between the tables. ______ or want t' ' . ' '7't4' . Ic-rim ki MONDAY GENERAL tENDENCiES ihe morning is fine lot' organizing your practical plans so they can become more succeuful The afternoon and evening are unusually good lot adding m od ern systems to help gain your goals. A goodtime now to meet Interesting new friends ARII.S Mar 'l to Apr 19)1! you go to a i.onser%'auvc hij,huc't"tip for new ideas you will be able to get a.fleaO much faster Put ),our business aunt on a higher level Improve your social life with new activity TAURUS t Apt 20 to May 20) You have fine new ideas and ....n now get the Information you need to carry them out s ucces sfully Know what your duties are and use a -, mhmnatir., of thc old u,nd new for best results GEMINI (May 21 to June 211 You tIuü the work you is more difficult than it is If you study it well you cic Dbw Ps handle it es3lv A tense situation can he ironed out with mate Yuu. So0h. liuld *%Q5 VKJ$ •32 4KISC What d t.0 lead' A-The lb r ir ut diasaisid. UU 5I(1 III the ISLe, itl(. wjtI Lii'p 101)4% 'S qtLS'sllI intt.ari c't 1101'4i1i 0t.i Pt.tt wui 1-1111- has, junipo.( 1.. I.', hrdul* Ill irs&x)r)i'a' l(' )UUI b1. What lid )O'i (I tb'i%t 'i'"''' 0'' ''i' WOMEN'S LIB ' . To Marry area ' - c-re engaged .' ,, UI , • ' . after' - _ 't_., -:--4 ' iron fact, - IUII V altar vs fraternity - I'I' M.u'hael (,alietta the chandeliers In time' 111Am lover. White mipiti rsincit'lbri, W ill) glowirlil pink t;;ps'ts sitmil a;' arlirtit fir ;ll :ir r:,nigc'nnis'n1t '"e' lilineil throughout the' L !p' . -. SUNDAY could take place that greatly endanger if you take any chances, so engage in pros-en secur. principles and studies The p in then becomes an excellent time for you to use your u-hall!)' and mental ;o en to rut n motion a detailed plan of icticnm that can enhance your )nnfumret they' argument GENERAL If NDLN(lIS Until noon uric's ' rights." my DEAR ABBY: Do I remember my marriage proposal' How could lIar-get It! I called my boyfriend from the doctor's office and when I told him what the doctor told me, he asked, "How- i can you get married!" I said, "Tne sooner the better The license. blocd test and '1 do's' took two days I think we broke a record NO REGRETS Pu' BUFFALID P(e '.m vi' e'ire'nlofl V Sunday, m in tie AIls: l;, 1%'2 at i fl'.t tLiptist ('hur.'h, '11.' Uc'v .1 1' ('iIsflmflt') was otfii',.'umn, e'lcrgvmum at the ttadit tonal candle li ght, double rim: .'rs',1lcin lohu Charles, All'.' 1, ortanst presented an $i!, jii'i.iti' jrc.stralIl of nuptial stIr' lions 'fir irmils' is the daughter of Mr ,,ncI Mrs. A 'I'. MeArcik', Sar em ci and the groom Is the son I Mr ant Mrs. W It Liv mni:ston, Eustis, .'is c-entered us liii a 'I hiarch, white wrought tvs'cm seven tsrnm'h flnnki'i ti cam!' I alma 'l'Iii' ane'h and interwoven car li-labra us and tv-u with spremigent lute doves were jwrc'hed lar c' s the arch with of ilis' top t gni.ilh'r ones in the fern. I -as basket ait dfl);i'mmmI'nts of pink daisies and orchid asters vi en.' placed tin the white ci u:lmt trim stands. White ,iI.ives also i'rc1wd in two dark IT . :r.'t'n topiary trees atm.! :i whits' hell :a thu-i' ( e..l , branched silver candelabra with three ushute cathedral tapers. 'liii' center taper w as lit ii'. (hut' bride arid greRun to imfy the starting of their lilt' t ,:iUuc-r. 's white wrought iron pnie' i:'ii t'omnpletett (lie' lovely altar white taper A -.-tting. surre'unett'd by orchid beauty greener - clawed ____ asters antiwindow and family froimi .,'ac.'hm t.1 pews %% ere marked with Il !' lavender sisters and white lace' are -..-- or - Lynn E'lleti Prudeti, .6 Rites Ring . . the utile tit liii hard bee. , I I ,lv'inislun llu many DEAR POLLY-I hope some of the readers can Lamps and fwniturc letting us I name give me a few ideas for things to make with the ~nmm JEll \LICE . - JaI aJU AM . to her earlier sexual sIll' soda, plus a bear party in the fraternity house! So study this case and don't become duped. For a girl Is usually regarded as the castoff when romance dies! At Em iini MEN and be used to make an afghan, if you use some imagination in \rs, H I. F.-1 used arn left EAR POLL\ (It from crewel work pictures to make covers br woodin coat hangers. Rectangles are crocheted and sewed tc the bottom side Different blending yarns can be cornhined in the same piece and iok very pretty. The ends are concealed on the inside. Such a hanger may be padded, or not, just as you prefer -MRS T. V. ,:- .-, =d m. r; l i f- Vi, .SJk-iV 'rwo yeant our dreambouse. We dcgned It ouraeh'es, wanting some- wedding when tragedy strUCkl it was all due for the B' POLIX CRAMER L.vcIiunge VOWS in Double an of a dozen girls to many' them. 111it most wonmelu are lucky to get Cu e'll ONE )tisbmittll 11 11'S kimou' this, eu en though ough 11mev in' to tknv it W ill Frances was Just ready - Mrs. H. L F. that I use yarn DF.AR POLL Y'l1 crewel embroidery to embroider left over from do su i. t)111U5. OWlS. etc., on PITI' small ti Any suitable material i made cushions for small uare cushions. Small fringe sewn Into four.or I ivel iicC border -ANN in the seams makes (t4ti Er'. 41 Taperod Sphore 01 $I? - -i i. --- ________ -. - 4 Harbor btf4$O1 CiienCi! 2 W ifnihin 3 Fish gs 3 G1*'i 3 He' b)o krr M M,Ua down M C),sn vr1 4 Obnoxious plant GflUS01 SOutn..d mosquimn Bushy clump 5S'h)on..n Indian 05 14JW t 4,trUr S 45 Terdi but doctor hesitates 4 ____ _ STn1JO1h, C%U t % \~ _____ ____ ____ ___________ _______ -% pill vanrs _______ ___________ _______ 31c,l alle), ,litC/l(1I'(i Ljt..'tit4,si() it tek, I By Gorge W. Crane Ph.D., M.D. Uses [or LiILoser Yarn \Ianv _________ - WORRY CLINIC Sept. IS, 1977---1A Frclo thc Son! cird I-lnresld (FFFR Groups $9 per person Only - AMAZING QUALITY AT LOW COST THIS MAY BE "OUR ONLY OPPORTUNITY FOR A COLOR WALL PORTRAIT AT THIS IXTREMELY LOW PRICE' I tint Iie,! O' t)t'rSl,'ii One per h.u'nl-s - $199 rulus H.iiiliui .\ddittoiial 1inlmIl'I members photographed at 53.99 each wisimue'n of Seimitnesk Count), hetse'e'ii ages Id and 40, to 'e ci '-i- i vii.' to lb.' .'misiiumimuit% .iti 1' .ittortl Itatiti an cipportunit) hr . more .sigiiitie'anl cultural timid s.ctuiI life'. The orguumutzatton is miun political and nun-set'tarlami Activities are desigmied tar the' iiiuluul adu-umulage of the imie'in'ber and the orgamuiration. Me'iiitwrs e'xpresseel regrets that their Pt't'aItieflt, Mrs Jobmi i Eu- i' i Crabtree, and a s-hustler I andes s iiseuiih's'r, \lrs [lit! Reek, were uinuutihe' to eitte'ml (lit' c-miller do.' It , time'.'. i.m. E S DaOOU DPABTMNT VTOR EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER • PARKW000 PLAZA FIELDS PLAZA WINTER PARK Sept. 131h 17th Photo. Hr. I%-2&3-7 Sun. 15 - �_,.,, Rezoning RV Bid C-nuntv PrograM Axed l -.--,--,.---.. B MARJO BFfl1E'. Represen ti ng the applucanL mul ti ple farnth to C-2 corn The property is rnercial. E. Pope Bassett said the change Axed by the side of SR located on the west s consusumt with development and Zoning Board was a 446 Howell Arms of west of the area. A restaurant and requested change in zoning t acres upon 7 f Apartnuents car wash are planned for the Barton Enterprises from R sitt It was brought in the attentIon of the board that the Casselberry Planning ano I n k Zoning hoard had recommended denial and that the Inni: n I ^n %A/ n n14 trip Tif commercial activities " I I - C I 1 I - •" ' _. - - Lt ~,! .z5EA111L abeyance after Lornmit-r's illness. Council in budget session Wednesday, under w PUblic pressure. redured tt salary sarne SM. Jaques said N- was interested in determining if th e cut) work.men's compensation and insurance status wrould be changed Li) having Lcn-nmler on - ii -11 'j). - - - , - ,, .. . " 0- - I '- - - - " ,,' 't - ____-- ---- .5.-. --- . . '-z ' . - - - It • Sanford: John B Byrd 1tiar Mae ii -- -0 ' - Collect'i'ons 4 On hand for the threto-hour session were members of the Sanford Tenants Council rcpresen0ing the occupants ci' the city's public housing units in dealings with the bcriard B% BILL SCOTIr Sorne people paio $1 a nionth rent and s are 0 in amars.Thus spoke 3ohn Smith. Sanford Housing Authority c7ornmissinn chairman an~ acting authority director, night during Thursdas regular board session Lakes Land I Smith advised the authoriti, is $10 O0un arrear' ir trnc'ollected Marion C. Ward, Deltorum z ' - 111111111 111 - -- should help correct past - I ~- 4, - ~ ongs." lie ad%qsed certain tenants only pay $1 a month rent and they are $20in arrears That does not make any _.. . ,4 , ~~ . _ _ __ .__ - -- ~- - Humphrey, a Pringle Gloria Jean Hughes Mollie G. GarrLs, DeBanzarririn Rs'rnritt, r I rs'.r'-t 1.01115C 0. W(Kodyatt. Lk-Itona rcourse would be rearranged to reta in 18 holes and a green belt The developers are requesung a ctia'uge in rurig from RIPS and RIAA to R-3 over a period of threr years. which wo d a ow or wC transition of the golf course. 71w city us in its id to golf course and ti reta in it c a green belt ceseral months ago when the issur was defeated on a referendurn for ad valoreni taxes. Several other plans fur the USe of the Dronerts tore the council, be Daniel Mathicux. Geneva and have been defeated Reta A Daniel. Lorigwd protests of area residents Sanford- . Pt 0 .--" -1 Franveii, J. Burbank .olh Kat.l iarirw rs Norman Hanson and tjat)~ girl -an i-'arnily FunDay and pkenic at Club luncheon. noon Troph'. th lAmk( intrs Church of th Lounge: qwaker, Jean Bryant. Natill,*11%. starting at 12 ii(iun~ School Board call 32. 2872 for dinner and refreahnuent . I) sd C M hurh Sept. 18 Seminole County IA-gal Secretaries Amm., 6 p.m.. Lake Sept. 25 tioilo' I Scout Trollop 79 and Monroe Inn. Initiation of twv Explorer Group. 7 p.m.. at .memiers, Congregation Liberal of ib 3udaiti Sehool Ioard. 7 'O p in.. (nfrrvts(r Sept 19 1.%VVunitiwctti.4Sp ni 1728 Shu6honre Tta 1, Indian Goldsboro Sditrnl I1'A, 7:30 p.m 5CIICKII { c1a uditUII%.1111 nwttin. visitations Wow Lyman High School PTSA meetIng 8 p.m. in auditorium: 1 Se pt. Sc hool Board. 7.31) p I mu High Si'hool. in • , STOCKS c. . Apr , Cop t.ciI 4 cent u. 1)00 CI'. 1.i I)• V41% Dos it ,,. I a • .. ... .tn fl. AvI (n 33%s s. s* t - - Great Lakes Club of Deltuna. 1' p ilL, dinner program: call •I'I - - a,,. .. S -- -- i Alt.anionte Coia.rnunity Church. 1 urn meeting. d. .fl p.m., orue of Mrs William Ku. - it (iuitni. San fi or 574-1182 fur reservations. 9 WWI Vets Barracks 289g. P. ra I I.1.I Fed s Cutera , trst l :1tamont, Springs b',rn* C•1.' ' 3?i *3S - . - . _ , r- ', • 40 'uo.*' 't. 3. -. Cen Mt's iS'. 'I. 3Si c 3?'. - - •. - S . - • , Ceen - . ' . . • C 'S • - ti*. ,.. - iws MàOVP WD - R*a. Xi'. XV. , &_ eno $10 o.., • I" -- - a, 'E. . 'YI'.Øol '. S -. - . - uc , __ ~_ _ - - • . 5j twuitt 11 AltamanteCOmfliUZUL)CtiUtch LW\' unit meeting. 74$ p m. "go-see" tour 9 a rn L% - f . I '.. . - -- -I . 5. / BACHELOR or 40111 MASTERS DEGREE SAVE FROM It jn'rS't I P.' Z) C'IPS Del 5r1!t;t'FF t,' I,),)I'FCr' p)I(Øt.Pfl1 1 flO* 'a*' WiSI'Ipcfl i$ VII. 0' (t.t. 0' Was's' S '()!'- fl, 5 to so Without Attending Classes ''4i are able' ID ma,ntan full time employment is U SIIJOV i'd sn$IruCian ,s cpmpiøed irIrDugri p Sing le 5Idpctt rpIptionIItp given Is ps d unør'grldu.ia" stud, i'd *ifviCt trisnifE •nø WO ,apeftence C' FULL tagJOMATIOP WRIT( - - -UNi'EII.iTY O MID'. ILOI'ID& 3 W Smaran Bled t.Itament SwsngS. Fl 3C' 3OV1 3437 N a me Aclrc p'anwc Crp it - - - .. - - - - - w.c - ihloeo 0 SUPPLIES - - - AND FUkNITURI ART AND INc.INLI.gIN george stuart - - Aç - is . PH. (305) 241-3431 CI.A, fl.lk 123 Lout *O9IKS . . - __ . 11 __ W '--•••,, JOHN SMITH. as chairman, restored order at a .4 I - ~ training, and mans oth er fa cets meeting of Sanford Housing Authority last threatened to adjourn e session as members of the Tenant Council became unruly and noisy over reorganization, Bill Scott Photo) night when he Dr. James H. Iley announces Street. Laeland, will be held at the annual meetings of the Lt Petite Chalet Room of Agricultural Research Center, inc. and Applied Agricultural the H & I) Cafeteria in Lakeland !irs4arch. Inc 13O East Main on Sept __________________________________ . Jr., presdnt, said that this Is the 11th consecutive year in which investors had enjoyed a yield similar to this. This organization came into being, the directors recalled. not as a "money-making venture,' but as a m eans -Agcc 1 I ________ - believes that each of his students has a ph-ce in mAern - . 4 (left to riglit) Bill llackett of ill(, ( Bank Isi sellitig Loan I)epartrneflt at the hank "sII' Athletic Director (,re Bole and coaches low \lmomi ponchos, bright orange Fighting Semmnole to find that place Vi c' don't at 1fl color, to benefit the athh tic progiam belie ve that people born in ,,, Herald I and the (,ruuadiers of (.olonial - to th em. All to change during the 1972 grid season at least The Hounds and Grt'nadiers are aniung the la iurutrs iii the Mil-trio this season and tiuniglit's t1 t.la~ .;h . Is returning (lark is a transfer -ctroniel~, 4nttIiett with the results uf Lnh aided Hero iver 'he M astrnCap.'Lintt ;tce president irS Mans if nir hees go -in to oar on onlleg;! tearrui. hut - - J, re ust is h diittict th en ouck s the wi,!ekly winner 'sir 'hat one ame 'xceUed md nimnation5 , -.weekly T .,.00e. extept that a hut more tlian two petq!e are Involved i. ra mug pert ' 2rnud if some if In itlolitton to shining the upattight on playe itiblit it 101WOgnition. results frnm Unlwraidett Hism" are = vtmekty to ma;ur college Aue lid n *hetr rownutinic - vugil, watchi ng a StuIn3)h has added some new chutces. %oirinkles tit the teani this )ear. ,%4aps carne durini4 the List 24 , one of which L!i the W ishbone-T 1',vurs before the trading deadt e hloweser teams mas C' fit rm. his al ,,, Is t&' nnannt.tmfl 14ill control %lohile keeping the unue to trade within ttvLr uition t.uhl on the ground But the cunlerenees until after ea student while Massie is a fresh1)()u rider at fullback. Others eing action in the inan who has been nothing short who'll boil se in prtseason backfield are halfb ick Mford of inipri ssiu Cleveland, 5-9, 100 and Martin drill.s. ILacclills sa%% s0i'le 0f* finsise in tion h4ust st41r but was Johnsafl 57 156 •' it-It ,.1"'tt' , it _ the poilrfornianvL-4 ,friough pLisers n both eau'ues. t tfle i.ime time they .ireresptsnsohte "or keeping tato ,)n the per'urm.incrs of college pta N . .Ai. for the ullege gridiron i .o pro foutb,ill what the far"' ,vitern Is w major league base. .1 QUICK I " bruising contest is exwcteti anti butu - . Illucli it Likes for each tellill I totigh 15.7 decislon to 1AIlli'll Copeland was ) I EACH - Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) to ta ke in the Dusty Boots prurattI with the first event startin g at II a tu 'lroptub' and rilihouis will be awarded ti the top ijoishet's A trophy unit 51a ribbons will Is, present ed in echi e'. ,'tit BtIu - tO 't'' 1 1.'y of I'ialatk:i judge for the lio " . (1w The za events, listeit in groomiluig progrui. .o" IH class I OI*JIJ. sluuv. iuiiutthhifI .11 halter (12 and uniter u, 1912 s,lt rrath - -- PH. 322'dóll P10 Pol AOv Or Matb blof ftlV to 11111%C ft llo f rain his liiieliat'king slit. 1' hr tlti (,rt hnunuih dl fettsi t'ls it S ill 1w •t backliciti • *uti'htlnl of 1 urn Hat lius 5 -- .. ut'u fill" N, - __-_ -- - - - _~. ___ i - - 1) 4. Wailick, .' - - 11. IF - of#I11 111"AU"I- V 1; '. John Ahrnsbriik. __ - , - • '' . 't ,-. '... I , -' 5.9, 1) itiuti sl/,. ti l.11, last .%var Init still MT \\ + '. -- . .- I . " Please enroll (me) (u s) 11 00 I ~ .. bun \lttrhell. 5.10. 145 ill Is' ':';.:T1.:I::1 5ii tlII uitnui in '1 he lluund have a littk' more - -. '1111 11, - . ' 1. '- 1- / 1 r'. - I,, ., I `1~, puna 01 tonight II"l huh thi S I " '. 11, 1, 0F1 rsR ON HEELHOR POWER ? - ..o11U 4$ Ie; 7Q(4 J Ii' rwe ,,,_ '.. '.'w .' ., 'ea''o oi .",. Booster Club - t, t M'.* Wimr oei SQ uj*n. tQIQ&A 41 3'O I 3IIUU tQuP u o5 4It iu 11 ' I, High School ' .sui in,ski' tip lam it iii &.p*'etl fflIO h4s t \ hilt thw hacks running tenceit er returning train I.ut )tiir three. 1 Q"7',)_/'J Seminole .. %, - ) hc I I Uhi çI 1970 colts, ugeit uuusres, aged -. No tess than 28 t'vents v ill ntiake up the alterniti'ifl5 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING '. contestants and fans. are urged - ... Sanford NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN h..r 1909 .utiil 19 't) I i1lit5, 1969 Unit ---S---- o.nthLIMiiStS. Hiding Asoc1utofl horse Show slated for this Sunday at th e ts Ar.'ful on AirIxurt Dusty Blvd.. across the I5ol Ajietrica IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just ..,, .i ....t both thIotL J'- ....... - \1ostI it s the suts of ,.bout each other and it being -- <. Boots Sets Show Dusty 41 , ..... - iiIl4'UICKt'i it-3, 215 potilld senior. Schan- judgm& ni on flit pt rf orIlIlm of 11w Cohrnuul i'k'vt'fl i (1W rtt t nit I \ 111111 Jainihori & I hey didn't exactly run over oil anyone in tile J4fflIbOt'I %% I ll Terr)- Travis. veteran crew returningI)e(pri.sively ('0arh TerrN ltichar,l Sinkes, last )car." not as last as , itlu its thu,is a little touuglwr Illiebackers ' htistuop Moore tra Vt' hog L)iytuua to meet the Hut's - fl" °' ',al "" intl Sauii h1,IiItIt1 .111(1 IiaflI),l('K Joe .Ioyner. Mistlihix is a strong 1ha..... a-uforb Carney, a "Tht' - look real stronug,' si(1 (,o4 Ii (.os.'Lirut lut tIlt') .ire not particularly fast. At least 5. F~ - - '' ( ;hnu lull, 6.2, 189 ,irut Ben "lliantredi has slich - - .• 6-1, 187 lssund senior. at ltep1iiciri unIte)' at quarter- Craft, 6-2. 178 will start hack will lx' senior I )t'nny do'li'nusuvt' ends. Mike hIatkiiis, ill Lw thai i - ii, 17(1 ,ttiit White Hr Ideni Ihe tackles defensive The (;ra'ruioIie'rs ilrsspiwd a %moill go a long WaY In conference play, In serving "approximately a dozen" companies in the 12 300 N. FRENCH AVE, Y-sar" •'xct'tleui'' ' I••,• NOVEMBER 7 the top passers in frcshuivan \like Massie, 6-2 .O0 4'.....n.liI III, up costs or supporting capital. Wftr of r t When i keti just how nie ineans to hint. 11111 11 tills en ine the conference last year, %vill runt set till) action this season - .Ø County Commissioner lli'lt', urn ,,I 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES WILLIAMS J,it ksoni attack \jt,jo Madness,"if there is ,mncitsptrittRt(l running such an anitnal, should tx- on but their overall offensive show wn .~ hurt when senior UISplay L0111i KI't 00 fl,~ I,;flinn rhi ok Itoh hulk> tore the qu1irt. High Sthool field when ligii1livills Ili tits right leg. Greyhounds of Dick Coli,eland 1 I . Along tilt- offensive line it will tis" lll(o"tl%'')" (lef nse tangle in the Metro Conference 1 lsest tie re in the \te tro (,n g \%ashington if it beconues season unte3t Ott 24 1)4. fault Gcn.)di 5-10 157 and .x1ready there have been -'--' soon will opener for both teanth Shareholders I 175 fit tonight plent~- of eves will bt- 0I' ixk v.,,sar) to go, to tile air. trades in each of the 4--infift Both the Greil,hounds anti receive notices. McKibbin said. bruising senior ends. %like White. 6-2, I99 Will the "It lick'atise Of it Lark of scoutlf* te I,,.v s -- Aintrican and N, of the annual meeting on Oct ,-, $ o Grenadien, have been tile 111)(In tile 2V at tackles. chatiipiwi Winter Park and Doug Dane- ". 10. port.s no o. t gaunt plan has tional object of the -%Ietro Madness" luilfixick Toni Arrant. a strong tt ii 11 'ttustlw ilte r F Evans it Oth r (sri V dIsc k h-C) 196 iiuitl Ishiti behind thus rea What Lx't'n instituted The t.tons will in other years; with till, usual f 1 191 pountl lint tiusttI r -,..,I Routine Ifl 1 oI cuarcis Other gaiiuos h,tvi' I i'' 4111' tJiIilIIitIi in lilt' flO retinuTmeri:-' 10 ap-sOop fine runners atteflupt vh it I)- ear and such as Edêti'att'r, 5-11. 195 at liusting Oak ltntgt'. Eilgesater Elliott, Ralph a'itt [ nwn about be Steve Mellichi. hack! iutd will defense. nuos tn so rntny (hi' Sanford Boone. and Oak Ridge putting it and Jones at the T-llin 1 antI feel out i-enter. and Chuck Ward a chess at r.s on junior pound 11 182 lack it tnh'rntattofl of that is ex;wcted to With this within the area. SALE! ALUMINUM elect DICK ts Writer - is Again 'it'p .1 I)flSt4flt - l,eaWue s triter-cunference and intra-conferil tradirg sea'*4fl Is some th ing liKe a chess ~ ,ji can bet Mat the) will bit- xlturths of tile last ),ear. 6-1. 187 and Steve tonight did not start t :7.", I.',- 'I'.4. ,4#-q('"_% lt prufessiuna. tautball the'' - Lyman Begins Metro Madness 4 11, Iw Ili i.'tIfl .I''i. ea:,', I pie'. 't'ws SvtSICC 1w itSanfotti and he is not going t' :ive U t'asilv lie tus driven 11en again no one ran overr tht in - which hats ha'en haitlding up a'. c this 4ame lately, the fans c r iii'n't'is tin n r NFL Scouting Like P aying Chess Game 411 1, toking for,oliard to this )ear 1,1:111141 niore than an) line el.w. . ihor cohol)i lie feeLs tlukt ftfi hl.s is the best chance he tuis had to It% F-11 %%k %I%( ()%IIWK _____ " Rntb tearrii will tw Aivinq their .111 in this 'er,' Importan t latillis ind .i ._-rowd is exwted nd with ls n hand n _________________________ ' " . ,i+ the weekly 'Lnheraldect Hero - ,1 n f he at one 11, r on • I that gets down to the basic - - ' le for Althu,ugh the garne niear~- .t (teat to ')oth tea - . ,, I ,,, reat ' istg to iocate in this area, -. Pa starting Seek S"nuph has pronabl) been _________________________-_-__-_-_-----'-------------- !, FOR Thanks to all m y supporters and the Voters of Seminole County. ir Cll 'ii Emory Bh4e, Gee Knight, David ]-'a l r, Bill ach Jim ltof,ers. I Young and head co, Seminole Ifigh. The bank is dorultilig .50 cents of h(x)l. Shown are the $1.50 sale price to I he s(, __________I 1150i _-_, f -- fie lArry Perrin .ind Clennie Opens this w"k thanks to Velda a Inch is spanthis ears game is that 'es era' Farms dair oof the seniors on both squad. t he four th year llhtflttt uainst each other Standout players who seldom -shinen W tin e two teams battled to an 8-8 tic. Anti many iris Ieserse-offenitve f flit players remember ti. . __ Z_ - but needing assistance in start- - .' ' ,itiartert1ck At the ends ,vill One interesting fact about - ' which local people ou1d provide funds for firms - ' linemen as the football season _____ ~_ through - ' locking and tackling -is again award. Backi. iffensive enotts streak which f ootball team ha3 established set are ant r,cetc t1 the glo Unheralded Hers lions Both teams th oer all eight •tigible in of judges A panel t,int the win hadl) speclall) Each w after their di-s-ilpiwinting per. Class AAAA distriCtS arOund at mach Cuss coaches eye a specl have the state will foriiiinteS in preseason jam ()ti t f or (3utstan(jing interior schmi nominate -ei aatstanding tinenuin in 'luot 7 - program P'ir-- ' - t'.' - ' • ' . -•- - - a winning one the crease by - . - rA 4 - - and to the flow of corninerrt Clifford McKibbin '' ' ill Ve looking to in -I and fillies, IYII (oI - I ( areer hnnin' and cc in room Frida%I morning, declared a fuse per cent dividend on shares outstanding as of Sept. 1. payable Oct. 15, " - '' ~ nient Company directors, rueeting in the Chamber of v V Up- Commerce conference ,.-_ - T%_ I REPUbLiCAt without a ill be taking his best shot .salne stadium last )ear. The SeituIfltuIei on the oth er hand. - - . al. Also involved is SHEETS Preminventory *ia = - - -. -- Velda Far beating his frurrnt'r team ar .1 - _.. ~. -~~ - -iw -_. - . _~_~ . ~.- f_ __ I I loswntthatissearl' md not USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES hAb.- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ADULTS Phone I n quality and consistencii, in ) the jobs which the sw,lents are trained for, The program is ' to give heads of households a chance to receive nd to find em training years of operation. Lli. v development group has added ffwterially to the local payr oils us . -qt~t , IrJI r C-9 A C!__j - "tlrtrlassr n '! - S-S Development Co. Declares Dividend STORE WIDE I - - -,, i. - . -7 7 SW - - - - 79 . ____________ -- Z ~ to Join them, Smith explamed. students obtain high school II •i 04 I 1: I . __.,!_ I - '. - I electronics, office and other .L' L SniusS %SuslCsi can t third member me(hately on a job. Sorne they will select a ' -- --'--- ' I both ti arris have riffeacive pLay ct's are juniors ta'-irn' Wes Se'isoms will he t i'sIIiIt which 1w,keol forward losince the first with two vtPhtim(Iff"ol ANA nin center with Jay Rocker. Kevin sl'I I ar s uriitU £ Arid the first ci.' d4u of tti u to both tennis should be raring go when the (lock strikes 8 u' theSanforil Municipal Stadiu:m . I K ey Conterence I W 3' Ca*.c 47 Lon £.rt elI. I , . + F. g its member to the t'se-man board. The two will meet and -.': .' - • 53. , '• 49. N,' Os.' N AmPI vi" Cow 3'; I I?', s. o" eo 01111 11M 111? -. Al - I nitotit tin () a .i I ions acI In this big Seminole ('our. started named by the board 8-- ., to representative. Rev. Eubanks named Addie Amie. tenant, as training in the nursing, = LWV general meeting. 7:30 SePL 21 - L h' 'est '. F' (Iern"nts , I.ions are fielding a fl Oung team, with many Lln- ' - (k-L 5 Federal S&L '- II C a • 010951t '',. "'• •'. .Ionrsl. a' 0. en _ - • - , ..LL4. , *. NC' o.'ft" '- , gj . - :.. n., Fir makers Club, 9 634 n ha', . - *tt aS'.. Gen Dv' bat; c, 5's' bpin SI' 3I' s. c...' cn-. • coen Ms IS bo'Oen 7 7 . - - ate. - . d 5 , - pt. .5 - . - .- k SpriT1:t llm'mt1- ' k.c? . Se . A1tanwmt '' •'. . ' I. • ..*' . . LV.V unit meet ng, ___ __I-AL___-_ 1 Meet Slated At Lakeland Report Stock Noon "t DS open ho. - I , - 4 Sept. 19 by Elementary Hills. - Uff __M ortit Staff - ' die in povertY." [ describes his I smas approach to th e escape from nittee ~_~_ _4i ~ ""."i~l1illitio 'r__ - - ~ the course, and almost 800 uni.s on the back nine. The golf Longwood ' Willa Mae Schupbaoch. Winter - k v. i / - In an effort to resolve tenant Poverty mur lie says. He complaints. the setting up of a Board this week to presem the' Lake Smith added sense to me - hearing has been set for Oct ' it, get public reaction to t~l, Intest pr(loplIftial for thot devt.1"'. ritent of the Land O' Lakcs( and Country Club. Representatives of David Meadows and Son Compan~ ore cit) S rnn. - an to collect unjust rents from 7 -- A pubuu - - - .'ek the .man' N"ct unp inta the meat of the mp.tit Fivht (i'infer'nre Jack.4orin. with Greg WxAhinglon - - Hearing Set f were non profit but we should skills Stress in the program is - - - 1 ' - these wnth job trainable skills, - ' - I)tscharges Sept- 16 r....... 4!! i . - Seminole 0 e p0j( a ' intlittul tun his team In ti rents. and ad%ised, I dime owed to collected everol, : -M1111111111111ill -- Development Springs I - (.1111. IfII' I h rald I.-,,: r. v, . I Five of the 4et'n'iv" ;tarters ..f 1 only junIor 4 i'hnu' five are F.dge, Halt, Steftens, iunn i" .1 senu.r flenwntms Tb. rest are Probable 4?Arter.4 ft U'.' defofli'.P seenndsrt .ar•' Herb Sllttflfl. !-rP :!Ar,'r .'V-" ,trt' still questuonah!.' linebacker lntc. I% 11116_ r, -v'- ..) -, _111, & ght '!1 ''h!i: '''. - about the migrants in and out of Seminole County each year. U Li es us It ,f program arc "We're And from all in-t move now dicaticins his program is "on the In an effort to receive Tenant Council help in co1leng back Rev. Cldie Euhanks. Tenant will not solve out problems" rentals, Smith proMsed that Council president-. Alfred The actini: director added council members work with the DeLattibeaudiere. tenant that onl% a 63,MD balance is left thorit) in peuadmg tenan ts ' £ florida State au Eufaula in the authont and organizer their ren ts Rank account and from that tO ) U Tenant Florida Frazier ----mvp .~ Smith the authorit' c books should first be audited before -4 =: ~_ rted rent collections are - • about the program A were s ocal at the meetin g. ."4_-1 041-10 I 4 -- t-'en a migrant himself his favorite words in describing 1, wtuch calls for Ke'llic S Brewer. Lake Mary development of 200 unitst (,! Elsie A. Diaz. DeBary & - 16 Florida Highway Patrol IS investigating. _ Mar) Jenkins fl,10111t (1 1,1 uth .tyre ic ;'?1?- -B -'Ii Oviedo Eleven Has Best Shot At Upset Tonight :; r 40 " U h,u kftehl In three cI'fllt,rq hilly III ctl! I It 11111100 Ii ,hiitiitii'i ______ migrant program. were at Authority sin H , , P - Thomas is a trained specialist in veteran counseling, and has Sanford •s ;'tniri'I ct'niitsr. %Vthi start at I rcplar- tng .fl:-iit1i,. 51sf Itni c, whit, WitS ftiaVNl Ii, sIrfs'n .i thic cc'c'k ltggic' iuUtI'. - Migrant lAinnie 1-homas, director of the,' estimated at SOO The truck caught fire on the - Patricia A - Program. Bill Educ,rition _____ - ,li,is 0 t, is the Adult .. Toni . - , us a junior, while Smith, boas an'I (,r'rrruain are seniorc I rm,ulil 1trrrn will start at tight erI Anti thø split end will be c'ithc'r f"rank Sloan or Mike Miti hell Brown arid Sloan are enir,rs while ,fIt(hell us .nly a snph(srrur.r.' F)eas Ill start it rioe guard I. , 4. caught fire causing $1.400 damage 1). nf the truck was to traffic cones in the back . worker on one of the crews repa\ •' One of the newest and - '1 . Etnily Juanita Ausun Alexander R. Nowicki Nellie L. Fryer Geraldine N. Hetr.e) - _____ '. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS and I-ake Mary iremen attempt to turn this pickup truck on ds * de get to the hla7e easier The truck d'en Vurinlic Misrvaret I LtiterprL%e Jennie Mae Walker, Lake Henderson, Howard A. outman - 5f4f5l,S ItS d S4'tiiiIiIilI' I luihi . 1111411 ,hIunlinr itri'iut I ':,rii iii start itt ilIlartIr I,;,' k )' ini'il i this' olil(I 0 I V off. . N c.1hcuctl and high Scht'tcl\ a1enc program, and equivalency 10aumunit' service program anci a program to cer% e t'e 0 ci,li'liiis'' lot '-I''. it The 1,114,S4 t;ordon, director of Adult and Notes -' - - planned - , tiseti lIt' Ovirdti gntuuc' as it auutohitig l'.t'l unit" this' tanuith '.ia'n ;,lus'al Lao e- ;ir the, 0 I ruts "uu Hut this u'ur (lueslo's teatuu is -u lutthu' s(niIiiIZ.'r atul Sanford s team is it little weaker tutu' I 'arl wc'rc' still tifl th" i,irriiiil string gruing into this wc'k'c ! Psjjq' ,t flit' i'ccuiin', fIt t iutii'I''titt')i anicl it tic'cI starting berths age .. Ills .• •. • -- - .: Admissions & ',0 - •• CASSE1ERR\ Robiert F. Craven Ctuirlie Hillery Betty - - - . Blanton Owen A request bv for a zoning change from planned Skslark subdiusion Hospital _,--- I Ut education progratni, a high -',_ - - ..-I ,. ft' 'r .''I )s ir-'' (,pr,riain arid (enrgt' Hea'th'v (i-stlti.ta Etig.' ar,iI at i1skIe ( lint IIi1 Are r'cpecteil To s'aart at deferi,ve ends, with Steffen-it an(l Freddy f)ufln at the an'l I p,'rflç Fpi '.wihl start at guards awl 1)$fkie I)eac urmsI I arty (,c'rtniAIri are the prrih;ahlc starting tar- kes Epps ;in,'l at winmghiatk .1 Inuufw7 iuii'I 1.lnrk liI'(iflitt' tavot It" i'uir I )vic'tlo hiciati iou. I IlmaIptu Stinuipt, 11 % il III u?lluttW' - islt too II.' Snnfor'l tt;itIitituu, Ihic' S111i*' fit' li hot' ho' %cIIik'''I thus, s'tcr p111)-oil lwtit't'ti liii' titotoatiuc Sanford has iilnys In a last minute move, SetiiInole Hugh h.'ait football t-tch .hiiii Rogers has inoveil to tItIR t c'nt sam' plia i.r pisitions unit placed a pair of 1a.t year's 't;trtI't' up to ii starting spot 14 I" .-- - said the tapt dustrial w as appros ed for r Davis J' recording is a proper method of recommendation to the Count) after hearing the ordinance read 'or Commission 1`110dificaLion to C-~ zoning. Repits first Urne. applicant Delayed adoption of an or- resen ti ng ttic dinance annexing thie 9_5-acre Everett Harper said 1Scarm travi- it) the east of the wholessile lumber yard is being October . - Rod Voilson. representing recording i,t next week's meet. ing Voil lium Cidbert nutting been settled and that the queon of a salary would nni) be finalized when the budget f the new year is finalls approved in its entiretio some time in a I - - - 1* the nts s proposed 51-page new rezonin ttter will be pla sed bs tspc naanw hilt Vo ilhiamson insisted the situa ti on had not -. __ -- dinatire. Heard Crensbww announce a tin board over one acre lots are cantest is being held at planned and that residents of Longwood Elemenutry School Wilmn Pisa- indicated the% to sect na mes for the city's were amendable to rewnin threv mini-parks. Count~ Planner David Farr the AW, heard Jaqum announce also ' recommended $10 O(* for tin post held in _______________________ Iii - (if . - t1 commercial located at the of Goldenrod Place and In othff businew Council: corner W illiarrison and Agnes Weber ('nru& Avenue. i company . Agrted to discuss a possible . its next representative said there were SIP Klrisk~ told the Council Council no immediate plans for c fo' ti ng after mee Lommkr who suffered a heart struction but the request was Schreiner of candidate Donald dabs wi th in attack pointed out the city is aga in for future expansion, assuming the paid position in "cardboard a be coming Also recommended for apJul), has been given a "clean e political proval to the County Cornjungle wi th th bill of heal th " by his car.SC*5OTI underwiy mission is a zoning change from drnlog'st and actuall y has been Also agreed it) di.wuss at the A-1 agriculture to R-1AAA an the job since AugusL pr Mayor Kenneth Brow, at the next meeting a oposed mobile residential made by T Michael ce or nan . Crenshaw sa id Drake The propes is located home di same time', recommended the $u,l00 The appointment '#' - .. best 'at' - 'I irk I itt ii •it lii)) s' I c,n I g IOI'i II",, ii'. t;u'll It tuhle for Stuuf'sr ti, thiotuglu III" S,'tiuiumiIi's arc' ctili ii S1,11111111i t.a::::It'tn,iui'i thlip,art'.i ,iInr thts yrar that prncrai inclutjes l.k'l stutknt_s. Other 8(jult education pro, . . - -11 - b131ZCS directi ng firefughting proposed or At1L. -. "-: and knocking down walls. Approved by the bwd was a Crenshaw added tho, is not the job rt tIn- chief nnay and requested 7oning change from changes to th 4 . rezoning 11315 Tt'C'IT1' ayes and Councilmen E E ,01 ~ ~ 9 - The chiefs physician, who had said Ricard Hanka, hut he does net want 1A,mn,ler mended by for la ck of it on died ti into burning buildings his mo long time chief of t1w voluntea deparunent after Councilmen W1ia, K1nkv and Did: .. t * -19 - "•-'-'-'--.•'------' ' -' - Jaoues holdinu th e "swi,w vote," decided in favor of the I . . ' replied he was only interested in safe- asked his opinion He e land th was the best use of guarding both Lommier and the city of have -Tro Cit) said he C1isselbiTY icU the countv he said. l'uaclperSOTiaItySpotLeflWiLnUIC vahn, th An le Council Chairman Eugene 4 . A resident of the area a' longer go inside a fire He said Council was approval finally given onathrt'e-tn-two vote. '.-i • . eliminate understanding the chief can Carl 1A J)'SGWOOD 5!U'St mler has Ixcome tuu. paid fulltime fire chief ef f.wtive Sept I But on after a mini-battle among the City .4 .,..s" ... air, SR 43 is what planner', hate been attempting the payroll in view of his heart condition He added It is his the "ot.' Department cit Education transferred all rI'spon,sththit for adult and vocational education In Senuruok Counts to Seminole Junior College A w as sinmeittate1 program begun for high sChoOl (tt'O't)Llt'. I 'I -. In liit of l7fl . - ium le Stad mino Se Invade Lions b KATHV Ntflt.M'P - - L .- Fire Chief B' DO'I'NA ESTES 'Moving' t Board le, Sanford Is Favorite Migrant Friday, Sept. 15, 1972 8A-The Sanford Herald 6A '''i geldings, age d sthllion, Junior a'stt'rn pleasure i 16 and un estern pleasure! der). senior u,% .r I ii antI -- -..... 'ti lit .0 U A 15(1 ,.iIihI,,i4 'I" .... utiti senior rollback. In ,attd it ton It' h tut her triuphies there will lit' IIiII point Ii uphuit's iulus I ('Serb I' I iti1s'fl far the junior. snuteruiiedliite unit -suit I,i's --- __- -- - - itoid. Fluridj --- - Ar1r1r - , .- - - -. + - - - - I " z ____________________________ city ). i2-Ii'fl PhUt1 me roiltiat k interuned lute Routv I Box III State Road lo West _____________ I - ' - i - . ti t.,o; h l.,iioiI,.i 'i..t..,i,k.'r 'tiuiu'. - or western u junu 0 st'iik seal eIluit4iIIt)fl u Hi. u ,itler i, senior stuck seal 17.4,vvr i, English i'qulliitif)ti K ng lists Junior luleasurt N.L - 0 t. *. . ' ________________ -- ,- TI.h1t '••"%_ ' Kniglisti Mail check Iti , senior l-:uu1lhll e(lultatic.ti i li-overt, u,iar loire ton- k t'quitat ion t 16- ,u$UibitlOtl u titter u o't(u ita t lush - s 16-under se iuiar , liareliut i 17 •a v t'r junior , litter iiitiI I Liii' s'ltu v erlt'&if, -ltuu'rlt'Lif, senior rloverleuf, iiitt'r ituht'I)i'tlititI! )'uOI"i senior 1il'1ii' issl tug tin''1 I , ,%, .k,, ~ (~ I I . " ~,( $6e. .....6 . ,. ~ _J k I 4A It I-.,,. AIA ,-( ... ,, lUiltol U., , ~ 1. .I _kA~~)) ((W~VA - .••\ ..\ .'\ A, A - ..\ •. - \ A - - , ....I..1,,uliiii' I ), - ' - - -- - U �r If , I r''i-', Iii' 11 it A 78—The Sanford Herald Friday, Sept. 15, 1972 Riaht Down To The Line '1 AFC Grid Action Looks To Be 7orrid ' % BF% I3 - Ron Frost _______ Mayfair Country Club - gulf Macon ended last Sa*turdu far the tt:s Golf Association It did not go out quietly. \iivIffl however, as the final tournament of the year was the twit, ball best ball c'ltth championship in which 42 teams comwted. I had predicted for the past fe* weeks that the team of Dave McC and Dwight Street appeared 1f4 be the team to beat m rnsd.iifternnon however, there were four teams tied at twi under par. 7(1 for the ln gross prize and the club cturn*nionship Mr('m .nd Street made up one of the teams nlnn Rick" Smiti. '. ith I .arr Stu r'u*ti arul YThiti Fckctelr nd lialpli Smith ~ anti Bill Means and Hili summervilic Stil, ut on the 'uure. however, was the lather-son tean of Frank \lehanc Jr and Prank Mebane 113. The nuidt' the tUt'fl Twe, under par,and everyone started to turn th eir attention to then, The \letuines bngu'tl th e 10th hole', pti!tin them one the '- t ''4. u; uu Liii- lead. Kntiwir1 hov cIt Ii4 zisnhni' ullev' crttlu'd down and birthed the felinws from ~, - *,2th and l4th hairs, with nt, more hoopim, finishing with a 't' unulei par f' ' and the etuinipionshap With the ('xt'cpUdfl of Means and Summervilk, who i-.linrd to pin because of the time of day and for the fact that the haiti lived in Orlando, the other three teams, ht,d na fill sei'oiulpiuce,started uiulori the ftrs tee icr n playoff. It wzis decided that holes one, th ree and nine would be' played. and. it th e teams were still tied , udtlrndrn th would then' tome iflto play After the first three holes. Mc(rn and Street were on(- ualkir par. &% wert, Smith and Slimals,'while Sher- wand and Lcksteln were even par. Or, the ninth hole'. Dwight Streilt rammed home it 10 Int-it birdie putt, givinr litnis-elf and tw partner the second place trophy, In the low net cuitegar'. the' perfect combination was ('tearli" ltiittt'rwott nnd bud Richard5, The twosome' were' 11 under par flu when thie finished. Second lo net trophies went it Bill Spenre and 1. M .lohn.cIflfl, who finished at of cards over Howard McNutt and Fred ue and won in ii nteti Gans r I Howard and Fred even had a shot a the ln gross prizes, being twtpunuk'r par at the end of the' 13th link, but gathered a fe bogies and finished even par. During the tournament, Marion Roberts recorded his best ever score, anti he did It under ía good deal of pressure &'nr,' cards fat tin' event had U' be' turTw'tl in hy 7 p.m., and he didn't tee off until 4- 130 He' handed rw" his caret at precisei '' pin After tin' tournament. z tree' bar-bque chicken dinner tin' nu'mlerrs, at which time the' awards were w enpweui prt'senied, along with several door prizes Election of officers was aLso held and as the oUtgOhTW the meeting over prtseJent. I was extremely pleased It the' newh rle'c'teti president. Ralph !'ezold Rounding out ti very line slate of officers were Dave' what ap)war to he- a president: Henr Thmiia, secretary: and Larry Mr('ci, yin presented with an appreciation was I Alhre'ct%t, treasurer which Iam trait greatful. Thanks to all that I ;uirtir'utarb want to thank the other officers of last sear. Whites Erkcteta. Italpit Pezold and Henry Tunun. for their treiiit'ndnii'. help and effort in making it a most sue"e'r'ssful :issneiueflnflr year A so t of extra special thanks to ljarr Albrrrht. win. dsd Iutt an outstanding lob hi. haindicare swalrng sonic of th e thun der franc ehainhinhe At the- risk --..i,I b... ntg'fiil didn't include' "p.' '''' I'''thnt -"'thanks ,'''-'--------. , wuu"i Larr 's wife, f-'run The' nets hoard of directors for next year will include'. It Whitrmrt , Harold Brooks, John Pierce', .lac'k MrGrnttu, Lii ttiC'hirct Whites [.'kste'ir and yours trul turn ptuqu".tor THOMAS The Miami Dolphins, and the this E'A' \'ORK AP — A good considerable rn Ne York Jets will fight Raltiwith Sn, wa to describe thee divtsr races In the National Fn4'.thall more's Cslts tooth-and-nail Intrepidation. here's how this the East and if .lohnnv Uniths r'sU*lball g;s7Pr. ss the final laguc's American Confen. t;,nitin. this year is U cull ttwfli lively doesn 't renmin healthy. it' ltnuthttx,twttPrWc8U them good bye Colts. Cincinnati will make it tough iltimnrt i' torrid TeTc zill he dowi.to.thrvtre for thc Stcekr. in the Central Ne York Jets tuittirs for d iv i si o n churn- flivision but Pittsburgh Shall igtsnd Patriots NC pionships in the East. Central evercome. And the Oak land well 85 the San Buffalo Bills RaiderS I*ntl West iIfld When IL'S all Chief,. all the fearless forecaster's peerless Kitiwis CIt prognostication, will be Railti- wa The San Diego Chargers ' more. Pttt'hiruh and Kansas Yes the CharI!ers should be t he - O1t'i Pittsburgh Stepler,. Cincinnati Rengals Cleveland Browns i1'tion is, but Terry Rradstuw Atatrd I'rrc Sporty otitutipt' iuld no argument ahenit Aill Plunkett at quarterback and K ansas C1 1% defense , the Bills could be awfully continue as one of the best in the gerous once the get some hod- entire NFL ics to go with 0..) Simpson. Oakland's forte has always This is going to be the year of been a strong offense A heal ths flairs l NEV YOFtK Al' — The l.amonicei, and hzive i with' schedulf-makprs of the Nation- ennugl; margin at the end that ill Football l.eague came up the Etaiders can't win on ii L Y M AN playoff game. which the flat- San Francisco :11, San D i ego Legal Notice -_____________________________ . Legal Nofice __________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice _____ TITIC)US tr cci :. hr'rb'U.vf- ?tHt' MonacoIt Outfit-i' ii' ece' , am ?.11. St unit rent? Aye- - S.ntoru County, Ia-sda under the- Iic'tI$ioi,s name- O CENTRAL A,IGWME'N'T I tt- rpn,ICp' saicinarn. to, Ili in.' Clerk of ' u —'-'Legal Notice ba . SfleeZ%oIt C3&flhIV. ,no itt, tt'.ri,r. rsa", Altamonte ubo,0' '. Drive, C,ene'v$e'vc J" i4OM15 ant' itia' LAI 5prrnu, Seminole' County.Florida sn intent: it reg,s'r under the' fittitious name- o DUN sate flI??If' v.1CC the C4.r$ o f Inv , iI*V e 'r e' ço p, i vu c'rio p Seminole, Counts Court Circuft anti we' inirno to 't'pçip in aCrO'dkflCi' with therrç,is?e taut name with ,he Clerk of Florida Pro visions of the' Viltuu Net' me' Circuit Court. Seminole- County is e'lnrida In accoraancr *1k the' iY3 APP..IC&T13k FOR D1SCMAPOI 't*nsttp 20 South. Rang. St mu, hf-lb' nottf t.0 At' pw" OftCr Mae at follows at Eaeflo ,tin, tnt unu1 WhC eclaIr hit. ;nmpie4I'C the' The u. '.. anc the Saute' m,n,u?rat 0I' tnee'o4 mu has I icr it-Me we-c' - of the- 51 '. I 'rn wec' taic Cour' 11 tirwi repo' anti etc o' the LongwO-Llbr Mu?, Roac pI,cat,Or for d,utt,ulrpc Onipe'tso,n 0* the N ',,. o one the' Pi o-tt iite' C duis Inoute be,hlO it ins the NV .,. inc the' outt .. of the' Affer fiilfl p,'DO' 0 mfl)IIC?,0r lW '. anti the' Wes, C arret of the' •r - ont' -it,,' ,';ui' Cn,,r S.'n'nn4t County, peeov of the t.c'tlIsout. Name' In accoreiantr wit? the' Stalutet, To Wit Section 66S 09 t"flvtS*Otst 0' tne *ctiIiotr P4amt rsnine- Statulet t5'T Stalutet 1c WI' Se.;f 'or •? 0' , ti c"ie- tar laritia Stillutet 195? Craic Gee"g.' 7 Iv': 5 Hans W Boone P PijbiIIIl Sep, 1'" i'ublI$h 5ee p t H I' FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME 01 ICE IS herefls g.,r trial wOr ict is er.r u.v,t- tha' A".' enOaPeti in business a? P.O fib' •e-e- enpapec it usin.c& a' ii &u Florida 114 Late' Aia'y 3771$ Seminole- %trof count', Florida imdf- the I it1IlIOU Se'minol Coun's, rio.aaa under the name- o A BETTER TREE SEP ficliftous name' O AtYRI$SD vICE, anti tam' we' mice-wi in register vescs ant' we inlenc er boitio noilmt- will Inv Cleft of Itir regisle-foaloname t%;It thf-Cleft Of Circul' Cour 5,-minute, Count.. tnt Cir"ult Court Cun". ClOrIdui rn acroc2an:e' v.ilf- in.' ttOt løt Pt' acco"ditn;I' wit?' the-tue- iiiiit.out Name- prv is ioe a' tnt I '1 it w' Na me' Statutes. tc, v.1? Section, 165,04 Statutes. lo WI? Semlues 9 forms 51filutes 1957 r-faficla S'alult- Its? S °t- J Qi'e-'e' Sep C, A WilIoupPibi. Jr S i'tlflkltt! 1' Skeet yI' MiCuae S &JI,t, A. : ' . . ,' kwii. 1cm ' DEC - ,or,ua TnTuTrs FJS Enterprises Inc ihov.,flO I LYMAN GREYHOUNDS 1972 HOME FOOTBALL SCHEDULE -' 11 Sept. 15 q Nov. Nov. t Legal Notice 8:00 p.m 8:00 P.M. 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m Colonial Mainland Bishop Moore Edgewater Boone (Homecoming) Sanford Seminoles Oakridge Sept. 22 Sept. 29 OCI. Oct 1J - Time Opponent Date :r , 3 10 8:00 p Ill. 8:00 p.m r' ?h' count-, JU09( Couflt4 Florins, s Prt. l't" 51.nISIW$( le , rt Essaft ba .- of r C'wFi,iS This Spirited Message Is Brought To You By The Sports Minded Businesses Listed Below 'Tr . Crtor an PeroflI moving CLaims or Ocmanth &aains' Soto Grind Those iiGadiershi ''e' YOU I 4Li KICKOFF 8:00 P.M. AflC e't' 0* V OL, are hr"Pt's 0 anc Oe'mfi'at 'ic V.II r" t YOU. mPS ?$WC Øifltl the' eclair Of WIC,tl' PlO ,'atcC IftIr o tase Coun's It the-COUn'S JUC1Ot ii' Seminole' Coun's ot.c, it. the tour' Florida a' ewww' of taici Couns of SaneDro Io1'*Oa *j!hIfl s ix calendar - msttfl tmc 0 the- ft"V publication t1I*1 I*'CI 'tWt CXIIi Of 'lCi' C la i m no anc vial be ti- Writing anC it.at' Slott- the-ca;' Of etOtflte' aiw gmti office' a00"eti 0$ tPit clamant, one thait t sworn to ts the' cucirnunt. hitlOe'flt. Of a $1ing tee' f muse a r roman am- coils? enOtuct claim o' o.manc flO it- *I)PC ihalt be' VOiC Ik.S! 11i,SIl(,S Go Greyhounds! ~ BILL BAKER L CS&NORD r. C' 3311 He- i IT 93 South Sanford Ph 333 hIS Orlando Ph $44 St 14 . ' - 1. . 'Y 0 DELANO Go Team! III Dick Baird DATSUN Sandwich Shops BB'S I F4 B t]L() L'S P11/I R .%1.1 CIES s VOLKSWAGEN .'- . Sobik ' - nfl,.; e hflt be-er, tttil, - ,,,, £A,Ia't1 C ' 5" •rJr IPL tdv '. fl'! tour Oubi,sheti once' ii welt t Al •clminiit?mtOT anti the' WOfiPie- mains o' the' Saute' the VYiaer 0 CDW 0 the- (slate of West of a fist SW ',,.of Its, dl . as3prova' of SIIiC ePO' anti thethe ,onQv.vO0 Lake MirS Roau WiWi.'PFc '7 OWENS. Prv-s.ne'rr ,cte nt- 0' d,%trfluliOr, Of saw 0t',.IiSPC I Sept I I. iS, t9'T PubI,V' Auu one the Soutt S CtidIiTtt t the' Wet' eta" v.1 come bC,o"I the- CoUrt '7 '4LJLEP PS.' ESQUIRE Ithhint 0* the NE .m. LESS be'psr DEC, 163A 'HI COMMITRIA.. BANK RA'l' intl DICI 1.30C),IS tee! Writ 0* Inc- Southe,acl wiw'7E Pci' Office- flat 2254 17. Roiling Hills said Srrloelaid cOrT* 0 Its S Rapt" A' Nixof Santora1I0?I4 3777 Santora line- of point De,r,g or the South c'RlIMINARY C1P1'iIICL'$'I 1tt' 3$t*;pr sure sign that summer is about gone and the children AttO'iWv% $0' Estate' saw Seelion 17, thence-' run, NtP Or As Eaecuto' 01 tatti Estate 74i Dc' t is -: Pubi,tt- :.t-' t Work in school was the' members of the Rolling Hills are along in, tester tint W the Lake CORPOkATE DISSOLLI'TioP'i Dome, N 4 Dl H 4 3.D fee? .LonwC Road Ma men's. Golf Association taking to the first tee yesterdn Wo t- TN. Narn.' An FINs The' Authorth t a P.0 in sate roar "wing P State- Of Flori ninrmng for the first tournament of the current season With Of TIN Slate Carroll I King Notice of Application DefleCtion angle- W me' left 01 5 ¶HE5,I WHOA' Cl A. C the, ladies played a four pat-then srrnmbk' Pen' OfficeSot 34 a shiitwc start for Ambulance It - thence con?.nui clegrert, 5"iS. COME I'S 1sf. Ni Winter Park, FIar,Qa 37714 F erlusive Service Franchise' event No?thrtly along tot' cenler lineci' c,pEt'7IpdGs Athirne-yt to" saic Estate The winning leant, nuide' up of Cart Strong, Ct-u. Martin, beginning Itsence' rut Westerns A'" P4rndur, Ambutar;, v.'1 in t, ant over par Z. St.N10RC' e-4.,ORIDA PP4N(T' APP's IC' ,he hoarD c the' ripe-ui angir it Suit rose 4*333 SAPir pi LI C r(. A'. whn'i tuits gitei- to stints that having the kids around __________________________ Commiis,orw's 01 Seminole' Coun', Iee. thence' rjr Na"The-rty parallel . 1" WILL I4.A ,IO. V7:0C'P,W orausoov,thee-e.fteras thence' - se-erningis didn't hurt their golf game Second place' with a 74 wIth tiut road 7$0C teet CLII. ,j. 5r.?1'CYIt ' DRiDi. COUNTY PLANNING SE MSSIIDtt. On the 2011 0411' Of SWP went telturbcira Brewer, Edith Gnil. Lou Scott and Clara rLm Eastc-lo, A3 S3 lifet to & point teinber, I97 and all pee-ions at ' IaO.0 tee' No'tne"Iy trot?' poin' al HutiniscL, whiii- third spot was woll h% the team of Cechij CLr, i0, W A E-. ,.ER SR 1Oct10 UI' intereSted in wch Iran thence .'un Southerly bP1).flnIng 'Sr' the' -'r. :n':: '. Thes Ss.:; 1oan Bailey ('.altrnoii, .ltuiit thus, Wanda Chiles and Notice' a' Public Chile- application, are rnrepti It be' C feet ti point o beginning ras of Oct,e'. AC W6.I ,,, C'iann'r' anti Zoning; Corn Presan' il taid tunie' in tist Counl, fiisislst'ii at', tO. C ?t 'r-t-12 in 4Us' or bi is;U,'i,c.,mteu v',der ftf' public w,i a conOut' Commss.on Room, Seminole Winning mv. net with a scare' of 51 were Jan Halligan. Secison It. 'Township 20 South, toe" 0' lot' State- 0' NI'dJ' L 4hearing i consider r,u,mmefldmng 111. County Courthouie. Sanford. aetcrIDIc as 3CI 1ai'. Range iti Laura Evans. Belts 1)utcher and Charlotte Cres.cninti June' a cirporstion v.'tl' proposed ctsanpe' a' zon.' from Al lOtidl, voice or It FICTITIOUS NAME approval tOliOwS ur,flCltiai place of busefle-li Il AgriCulture- it PUP IPI.nneti Urn' I)resscl. Nut-nit' H.icnn, Cookie Klaus and Virginia1 Sturgi FICTITIOUS NAMI tlapprovaI of saw franchise ac The' South '40* the NE ' and the' IS hOh.. 9'vef' ins' COUNTY Development Ot- the buoying NO ICE SEMINOLE Safltottl, captured Meonef place with 52 P"7iCI l,hetebygve'fltnm' '. lying pi,tatictr. Dated thu t7tn aay 01 .. one all of the' SW SE a' ' .o bo Pam enootairc in ousenest. in the' Slate' 0* Flor, and desc'rbDee proper' y ivee, Kas Grus"i'ii.tOtC ' buine-is a' 31) September, 1912 1iird place was won ho, Barbara Ea ut Last' (uisn,e d flCt 11W' 7' Algefityil Trait Dv.adc 5.'rn.noCe' su;? corpuriftWi'I did or, the' 17t1' am.. Sem,nIr e.' Apopka ti C,'e Drurnmcr. i' rtte' NV. '_ Lens' Of i. eit S,-,:'uur c'utu . (.iicas its tin's recorded Ii &1 tliirf - Vulnu .linkinc fifis F.loise -. ' Se' ci' SW Count.. I' Icr ida uncle-' tn. f:tit.ov' SePt,mbr t..D 197 cause- It in uncle" Clorid 0ufl' bor'U of County Emma PC ,am, Palm • ii name' a' tnurwiments theyear round. IiIad ifi the office' Of the 1),p.rtmen hit' meI it', 14 -it. who pLn I'ct,liOU'. name' of 1)"EP'7 intend tOrOUiStf- SIIO nafl5t' *1!?' tOt of State' o' 11w' StIlt' 0' lor'Ca theIy,ng It, Com',itsionert those' lands l theIV' '. one ALSO Al? lisa' part mt't again last Saturdas in a twe partner best ball clash A C'TRONIC SERVICE £ Puttiuitt Sept 15. , 197; Range' 30 las?- drice-ebed at I of Lithe Wetsvue R,vp" CoUnty, Ftor,Cia In mccoraance with unne Se-c-ho?' 60t.27, Florida j !. j I *^ fist-Cleft 0' the C,r;ui' Courl the Provisions 0* the licltIiaut SiatJlri, itwiving the- tIi$lOIUtiUl' DIPi.*i tollows hiarkins.cziptureti the' lots gross honors with ii tour wider par The SW ". a the' NE '., a' Seminoi, CouflI' itO,d1 in "he las' '-. ant' list Ncr-tI' 4,. 01 MarKham Roar V " Name- Statutes la-Wit Seelton su;r Corporation '.1. Hill ireeIi anti Jack Cuirnwattc took the top pt-tic in lots net tDrlIAfltr wilt' Mo. 01,04111101If tI'i, S8SOf Florida Statutes 1457 Inc Las' '.01 Inc 5* - one the- SF angw000MafKPiam Vi of at SE NOTICE Of PROCEEDING FOR tnt S,cretay of #.eov.. ttsa'e'eto"t it-, finishing at Mi See-and spot, wtth:. &i, went ti Maynard I .ctiteous Name' Statutes. 'To WI! Catnmunilwt- Ifl; ', as tnt NV 1 and theNo-'t? 330 Pr NV. of NE '. S "- a' NW ., "lE VACATING OF PART Of he-ron.. cCUify to the ones Slate' Statute-i. eui.- 16SO4 rler ltrt-it unC ltns Gilbe-eath In at flu, and taking third place'. bee" D'liw Ut '. 0' Its.' NW ' N 4.. ',f P41 '-.01 SV . Vi .015W' PLAY INCLUDING CLOSING, Sip kano,ali L .tOfl?flOfl $oruc"ng anti tam' he it slssf.ee' ies ALSO those' l0r0i lying in were Bert Prnvenhii anti Fred Tzmnier In fourth spot at c '.4.NE 'o'NW'.. mSe;2) 't..CL'!tp,iC AND ABANDONING PtilutJ' Aug 225 Sept C C IS ier t- recuirrnsentI of Inc lIe t JiuIsec 1' Quint. 5e'cl,an 30. Township 20 SOUSe" ii ',O' SE ', 0* NV 'SW ' at I'LL STREETS ALLEYS, PARKS DEC. 132 IsIlve' Dee's complied with were John ikswlllW and Hill Norman wink' Bob Oliver and t'ijtIite' se-it' 1 1 CS 72 aetcr 'bed a Of Ranpt 30 las' , *7 Acres, a, 1* 4.0* N NV tianti arc tnt AND UP.IPLAI'TED AREAS AND _C,is,(R unde' m Bob hughes won fifth with fl3 f011Ow?. liv.. ... at 5*'.. S 0' IV, ,. at TO (1iJRp,'iNG SAW( IN 'nie' cIucui'7 COURT DC THE ;.'oa' Sea 0' the' Stale Of Florida a' On Sundun, a mixed two partner best ball event wit! The Pd?. ,. one the P'iortt' 1. o rocs N anti S and 3roOI NV. .4. me tnt this Capital, ACREAGE 'Tu,Il&fsatIot, IN AND FOP Ii' tar Cave-i of the' Csufltv Jiidt JUDICIA,. CikItilt tNt SW '.. anti the NW 1. Of the' SE antetsirel Fred and Ikirts flat-vt's, win' huivi' dominated 1 anti V, a' NW corner a' NV 'o'1 10 WHOM IT WJ'Y CONCERN Counts, Florida. In SEMINOLE COUNT' FLORIDA 17$?' Oil., 0 September 40.. 1913 Seminole' '. lying Wes' a' Lake Mae-y NV. ' it- Sec 78 'you WILL PLEASE TAKE ssmnin, tin' tots grow, award. continued their winning ways SlI 73-102' CIVIL ACTION NO Pe't'oate Lonpw000 Roar one the' SV '. of Pt 4. of lii ' or Sec 2' NOTICE toit the boae-c Clo County R',cryrti eDics,: Storm I,\ turning intht-lnts'scnrt'nf tht'd,ns,75 'RANt- ...tat'l '-:. it, 1. In re' Estate of tIW' PIE '.. lying Writ of Lake :.i- "'wnSPi'' 70 Sot"P Secrt'tavs 0* StaleCommis.soni.ri 0* Seminole County, r1. C'e-'I,'s." a P." C Chuck and Ian Hnine'ri o'er-i' awartirti lots net prize' utter A',P1.'IN C 510141 Pang,' 7' East, lying a' Sem,eu'ie Ma's ,,Ofl9WDQC Road LESS , IS. 19 PJtiliV' FIr-ida, pt' - og o'clOck r'.w 0! a SW' 5"ON( t-c'orthn' tIn' best auhusteci score of Mt Secnncpltwt' It, that fe-Or,' the- St Corner 01tt*SW .. of CC'tint., C Ia soon thee-tatter at possible' or Oe;e-asec' .'P4Pf, S. • Citl TEN tovrtwci. PEt' I..' the' PIt ' a' said 20 'Y OCt '*415 wet? any and Ill v' .'uuiegars went to (bon and Jean Illlctiuct. while' third prize' di, 0* October, A 0 1973. in the '! au creditors and Pe'rio Playing .iPIC3REA *. SA14D1RL lIt 'Towvtshug20SoutPi, Rang. 30 East. Granter's rspateaft V tgfiti. rupteti -"County CDrnmistonprs Meeting stas qiltt between Virgil and Peg Johnson. anti Larry tint! ke-iponden' Claims, •' Demands Against Said SCt'nuflOit tOijtlI'i. FlOe-COO, toetice' Of access egrel4. ant i.,grris anti of tl Cos'rity Coutitioust in NOTICE TO DEFEND IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. i,.,"t.t"; ''t'.i'i bitt tram' Iintstit't at , Estate' rut Soult I' aer-eps fl It the' Lith eWe-t'sdi usage p$ ' .IfltO!d. Flora ,^,!: Ps • p-,,tit'C '. SEMINOLE COUN'S. FLORIDA e' '101 101 ?'ICI C?' ILK ,i"f' ne-tel., ;: ..PiORL-. atong tnt 5oct11' line' -. River IC con.' one ,AUDER,tP. n'e", .'sNDRE. •51 PIlE' Pf nollf.e'c ano r,Quie-ed to pme'1t any Club Pros Tourney I distance' Of 1141 tel! to the' West Whether Of' flab the County will LESS Begin of a Pot's! on the OU ARE PlO' lt1 ma' ,. Estate' D ci, 'ml, anti Demands whit?' Y- a' Pigot of Wa line- a' LISP Mry last 01 Sec 73 705 74E No'tt' line-' vaCIte abandon. diic-or,?'nue', cicise, "c•u" ci' P. C, Iiftr9: Al '"'t' 'wt' e-t,,f' 0' .,.QOgWUUC Iliac theft;, rut II point Dtvr 3) t' V 0' ltw' PIE re'sajnc, arc disclaim an, r.gP$ of '5: lit'Id of £1 ui ue-;.e'iad tultOOs Decrier ha', pact. lilac I estate-c' MARVIN C STONE. 0-4k-0 0 degrees 20 OP' West' *wrig the t0i'flr' a' the' NW ,mot PIE '. *4 the' Count, and the' public in sevo tO PICSIICI DI FINAL REPORT tesslunal Championship of the PGA Oct. W (Is three' Of M c TDNE - Deceased 14k' 0 Slid .a'"' •üs' ""w" ii" *"flyt said We's'Piglnt.oh-Wav lint. 211,10 taic se's 21. tisence * 10I424 ft ttsv part of the pit as me' Town of 04 AND APPLICAT ION name's' PetItioner JuDue' sas It, 0014cr County, to tlsf' Counts five' courses at Pinehurst, N. C. lie" to' a Poe's 0* BePiflfld along ,he P. line o saw Sec 23. island Lake including au streets. -_ .. ICFOP DISCI'iARQL of Ie'Ga '.'...'... ." ....' Florida. Counts his Seminole ttw'nct rSute'Ic*,gree't34 up sz.. tnrrtc,1 i9C)ftt'ca A total of 2t Club professionaLs signed up tot- the tntnt,S3X'III eeyt pa parts andun and piuttest areas ' 'kö4 t t DAVID SAD(PLIp. PI nt*t.e's' 1110 te-et. vi" pee-sort; 0' 4.iCourt nouse 'he office' in wet', 764 see'. thence 'we- North C *0' cr1110" 0' P-V. pain, qualifying rounds in the' 37 PGA Sections. Exempt from Orite-Ibad tp wit County at SantOf'V Florida, VI our 'IOu are- reQuired Pr iet ve' a trial the- unaeri'urIe-c , At OigCOOi fl o," West, 14,5 'e'' f LongwoOc.Ma'e'1am Rd. All of ?hat pa," as the plot a' the m,n,it'rl?O' C.I.a of 3&.0 estate. p.$ n'lo'l?PU from UW' 11"W COP'. of you? me-awe" or Pleading qualifying, provided they have not entered In more' than 12six then;.' 'u" tue-ti at Degrees 29, oep.ees 0.) E W' (Cl thence P. 'hr Om,n.t"lt,Qr OPt-' ,irse-' '. Town Of llnti Lake' Ip,n; No-thai-id '1', ,neConipiaPti' or "',n'V'e-'r c" yne- firs, ruciuI;aI.Cirti' thiS flC?i 1,011,t".'vnts are ter'mer C'tuh- Prnft"ssitmull and PGA 5.7 1s' 't4 see Itiente VU.' 3)1,74 f liafl VS't F Vi 0' the' ,'/i,..I i V..' 0 St'mt,oarti (cias! line Putrid I'?.)'ik". ROBERt 'tire-eu' aflC'idt-Ie't 'u,.o.t' e—' 1.1 iwO cOp.5 Of ract' cia"? 0' tief'naflC SoUSe-- C degrees 20 OF' (as', laS 1. ChanipionS WiLl current setiari clianipions L,OflpWi'OOC Mae-than'- Rd to tue right f way (formerly Orange' Self snail or in writing arc shall Silk' the- LV. form Of Piti(*'IAEI, f,fl, 'epa" anti at'plttaioc far tee' to the Porn, of beginn.np c" let endrng ('hmp*.ln in the' 11Oo,Oi title event Railroad "go1 4 v.ay I inCluding all Sci'lr SIG-MAN anti .SA" A' C0*41 N , Otiietftoe- te-eto int- psare- e' r.sioce'i;e-ancl pos' officeSurthqe- Des;'iu.c as on ,e-* 04 Site-The" DelCfiOad ii IQ$. CtiUCit5 ?.?t('e-i5, Illeyi., g,r*.s ' remn'. PGA 1.1,0 Atta' filing aCD"ess o'th" cla.fliallT. 11W thall Dr ISIS CPIA To.vv C,' iti'ii.. 't7",da an S4utl U' 4gii'utj ss'tce' us: age' &) tied for fourth in soul?' tiDe anti fronting on Mi'iinaii' Loops ReIfid eli' *4 rid ssspiafle'd Ir elt here a' eon - pijt,li?Itig,1 showing fts,1 swe"n ty me claimant, age's! VT 3I 1110 tile' 11w erig'ne answer 0' pe 'Q0' Of ()iantpionsh*p at Oakland thUs When he ConqUered Mi"y Bi vii. We'S' 0 Lake Mery Wet a va P iv," nett'i 0 Dolt Lilt P1 tale-led itcorditsg to "t tisec.of nono it, thisoil ice at 'tw C lee-$ o' t)i • bee" auw arsee once' • ,, a ;comp.l1,eC e' n and attorney '-onovione' Road and East of i. Rd. containing 778 mtt.s' 3- mile' Pihursi 's famed No ) cow'se last tall, ed ec'ame n' etoro in Pipt booP. 2. Page 32. utve witi,. in ot one Doila" .nc SuCh 1h, C,vcuIt Cove-' a.' c' Deer-v ,p *IIItIg l Emrrsa Road Told frontage lnd one' mile' Viva' first man towni tin' PGA's threensaort1tIes Hewon his fifth Pu$,t Recordi 01 Seminole' County, approval of sm's' rqpo'r claim or D,mlflCtflOt oliPie $tiai be Octotlel' IS IV?? to yoe till iv Oti b(. fssetIer tronhage' wduflW'111 by Ott"" ytii ' C Ir- tea. •ne ret urt. same CO mmahlp In rifle' years Witt January. fv ipUt Ion of of in. Seniors' vote It acr.sg, al3utttS' YOt.' 1 the ',s.e'$ Demonoic Slid estate viii' *ee-W before' the' 'This pi.joli? hope-ing *11 Dr twist as 'This public nearing will or new in Lonnie C StOfle'. Sr 'The' Carolinas Section wIll have the largest delegation '- 11w ;g,T5lii's.1 Pt550PI5 INTERESTED WJ'Y tist Counts Coe-nfnh*ttO"- Cisambe's list Count.. Commiss,c,e' hamt,e'" 11, s L C Starr .1" pla'i't atiotied b the t tin Clumipsonship with iSOtic? i',l U*' puOlsesri.' cvs* APC'[.i- £,ND BE HEARD AT THE 4DDC"I Jt o' lISP Cu"' House- Sanferti. a' t,. r'.,.,.' P$,.,.p5e - 5'' C As CC e,,;uto"t 0' tOeLast Wil qwdityifli formula and lfldd.1tiOfl&1 apnti. as the hog sec'tiot' -.. e- IOU' cOnsOcu'viNt,t APIP PLACE ABOsE Fine-,a*, or OC'tOtii' 11, IV'. a' '20 Fio',aa. or; Otiot,e' 1, 1477. ' I 30 At Mnm,ntit-atcr 11 I.A env 'Testament o LÜLUIUS must be rUflipieteC by neXt Mart','I'*,5 or Inc Santors' *ir'r.t' SPECIFIED as Of i&st eslete PA'.. or at $00.' tnee-el$tt" as PAt or as s.' AL t4,.é44i5ltl MARVIN C STONE- iltE' pOtscDlt OaU-d Aesgut' BOARD 01 COuNTY pfl%b* S Donald P*ui Dietr c'n' At C STONE dat, Su't. IC. ,llsakeveT, *3IThr ieCtiot'i champions will be Planning ric Zoning '••i' COMMISSIONERS eann.nc NWZue'ut at V)IE'TRCCH AND III DeceIWst deternuned after that and they will be eligible. Consmissor Ar',i., I. '?t'b,*f" I' i 'rn, ttarttors' ,ag I BEREtOF SEMINOLE tom,nswor C..,F,/ELD,M SetnrnoI Counti. rir.øm C'-"p try,' COLI*e'TY. 1L')RICIA t,,rri,00* Count,. rioe-iaa 'oc Las'! Rgonnur P D'awr- fly P 5 brown. t'Y Crcet*a V Eti.err ' -,,urj rlari., ,$.. fly A.mur H fl*'s.1.wd. Jr 15.,, Q S flro .om is scheduled for Monday. Oct Iii, on all five' Sansoru Floe-ida 377 largest Z,niog tne-.clw 4"'t." tie-' 'f' Clerk .- e, ZIrU11P V,tedtDr "o : c-nurse will be the'AllorMIS #W Pituthurll txturmm. on 'Thesda' p5,of, Sop! IS, 1e'i PvDi P901111111 51,11111111IS. w 51,11111111 n" ? IS 77 I PuDt" I .tW' IS, 1972 I. *' IS. 1472 Pph.5i IS 77 24. DC" £. $472 Sopi 255 SePt t.se' A scour of an lShole' playoff and the' winning professional will LH.4$ 111.1 17 I. DEIK-A,S DE&-% - take' ptenion ci a mm. Lnc.ita2i' pa Gyhounds" LYMAN FIELD t.: -, It"' 1 FIRST GAME OF THE 1972 SEASON 1 'hnred hy Deacon Jones and Lionel Aldridge. The Denver Broncos have hut little else Flc'd Little i ,' AGAINST THE ' solid line Anmove it both nn the ground and Ptiarqnri and 3nhn Fuqu4i U. lug defertse with a the bail on the ground. in the "it. The defense is young but And Pittsburgh, which is e- 4fiers and John Hzidl per. 211—Roman Gabriel will riddle Washington 21, Minnesota rapidl PiPd Lu shine in the American forming the saint' feat tar the the Neu Orleans secondar 2I —The upset special f the- growing u If Paul Brown had a 'Ierr (:nnferenrt's Central I'bvasior,. Chargers. then wil ix offense when he' gets tired, Willie' Elle. wee'. 1.usl.quarter heroics b ugh Oakland as for all. But Rrndn will he the son can lug the' ball. Arch ie Snnn .'Iurgensen will pull It out Rradsha'., the Bengali. might has always-t o go all the wn in the Central 'Manning nw have to get some' for the, lie'ctskins. best Its initial 'at' Division. He doesn't. But CmAthmUe 21, Chicago 7—The' help from backup quarterback _______ Then. just to keep things hoprinnati will improve greatly Pink and make' it tough for Falcons. so says Coach Norm l;dd HargeU when he' tires from over Its 19'l slen'Aing wi th quarhave their best lii' szrranitilmg . pickers. there's the Mnruth Van Brncklm. In 192i' when prolessinflal terback Virgil Carter hack in Detroit t, NevYork c;rnntc ms made' its debut in Net night gunw featuring there'- outfit ever Thu% isn't I, true' test juvenie ted Redskins franc of the' Dutchman's tnre'rac 17—the' Lions will roar with York Midison Square' Garden shape. And the Reruzals have Al Schactit and Niri¼ Altrock put Washington against the Mm- tx'cnu.s.' the' Rears have' nothing Greg Lanciry ut the throttle and a owr, ci act Schacht part up yardon g eori eswi th the exit of Steve' Owens gnhnlm but mm nesoth Vikings 1..engien tnmime'tI SLzannf' age' on the ground The.' first Ennugi of the' preliminaries Gale' Savers act' rvn:'t tennis I sean It's time' to III, or die' as the' NFLCincinnati 21, NeuEngland SLMINOL.L COUNTY PL A NNING AND zONING COMMIS S ION gets down to the business of 14—The Bengali, have it healthy Giants _________ Nets York Jets 21. I4uffah deciding who'll wind up IT Virgil Carter iind he's got a line Notice Nearing Super Bowl VII Here's hn tin- ti protect turn Jim Plunkett of 1-breuidwa .1e- is hea l th The e'ilflfllfl •nC Zoning Corn cout'i'r'l juo&r's cou i Fearless Football Forecaster tIn' Putrsot' thwsni have ant Public rnttt.or. w.Ii condurt SLMIP4OI-I COU%TC' F,tRiD& hearing to ronc.nr commending a Calls them ILL NO eltt p"oPaIC thane- o' zoninç ce-tm' s. i Pittsburgh 27, Oakland 21— It 1111k of NAME PUD tPIanned Unit Açj"sutture' Thu. I, , it pick-it game' where j4Me' P1. IN 1 P' I:L he'Pb over cnt r jr De'vrlopmpn'' on the following _________________________ n?rpri enanoec Ir its; it "bee Property A riC'Ti'T$OUS NAME ,'ric1 o sii& PIPOP'T AN RO., ''nect ,' mi •_U1ie'wi 'Tn.e anttl iyIfl Cr Se.ci.or 17 , / COLONIAL "Grenadiers" sort. The home' stadium should run the ball. But the Colts will and Dave' Hunt, plus Preston roach. tuis plugged up the phins wor, on Car(, vepremian's 29-4)r it could be if tic With provide the nuirgin herr. John Brodie' throwing for the" 1. Ange les 3(i, Ne' Orleans field ioit1. I I j nd Svare. the Cliarge. stnn and thv Oilers' Bill Peter- for the C41t.s. Tht C 1_ 41 club an d give the Geritol Set MacArthur lLaneanti .lohr Figuring the Eagles for two Pittsburgh's Terry Rra&shau something to crow about. Hrocktngthn. Cleveland. how- touchdowns is probably over George Blanda field goal. with same dillies for the Had Duane Thomas reported can also mount an aerial generous. Craig Morton won't should live up to his college' nom Kansas City 24, Miami 21— ing Sunday of the 197 cainthis team could have any problems UU.s time de guerre. The Rifleman, this to the Chargers, Thu Chiefs have been waiting iitUik pig. Denver %O, Houston 2'—thzs and the Cowboys will win big. season, his third as a pro. The really do something. Even There's the' liattit' hetis'een I or this one So has Miami But golden-haired thrower, once the wi th out Thomas, San Diego's1 Iunsns Cit 's Chiefs and l.er, Dawsan will prevail, he- marks the debut at two more javelin offense under John Had] %%-it', l.OULS 21— national schlhei Baltimore' . St. Muinii'sI)olphln.s, first meeting cause the Chief's defense will college coaches to the pro Johnn' tinitas is at the controls rercircl-holdvr. has an able' pa.cs- more than hold i ts OWfl n the two Uams since- last 1*. stop Rob C;ri.'se anti the' Dolphin ranks, the' 1tran'ns' John 1Uii cernher*s long sudderi-death runners just enough , 'I'j-; 1 Dallas 42, Philadelphia 14— C;rnit Tht, Packers- counter with _ . I the Steelers in the Central Liaryle Lanionicli can put a lot the .lets Ruffale has Division Coach Chuck Nail has points on the hoard. And and 4u,are molded Pittsburgh. which has there's always teorge Rianda ( J fc*:iliJ :tie ncvc't to pT'OViI( lilOrt' heartsL*ippin CIrvI'i4In; 1:, ;r*'ri Hn 14— Th Rriwns hio' ;. frn running corps, in lroy KeU anti Rn 1" I healthy. may make it mighty England Patriots. But both The key to the Chiefs' success teams may cause some grief will be Len Dawson. He's older later in the season. The Pats and wiser. but also more have fast-maturing Jim susceptible to injuries The P'lottsburgh, KC Are riwr ' There s should be making the trip The Chiefs must first survive that's why the Colts should ThIS Will another dogfight with Oakland represent the East Division in interesting in the East her in the West Division. And th is not be th e year for eit the playoffs — Buffalo Bills or the Ne u time San Diego will threaten In go out in a h1a7t of glnr% And In Opening Pro Tilts ffl-;\ THflMM ( r4'kiC defensive heck. Tomrns triese CtsJflOVH, who'll be making Miami's prowess--Bob West flPvtsinn f or years tc at quarterback. along with ru n- blmSCll hftlltd fci Kansas Cit Chiefs OakLand Raiders i Jim KiicL Larry come and The Clevela nd sonka and Mercury Morris. San iego Charge rs v.ihI field OilerS cMC'hIniZ abilities the Houston Denver Bronco, . plus the rt tw teams in the Central Divisior Paul Warfield Them are mans reasons wh They'll each win a few ganws RzdtIrnore shouldn't win in the Miami d(' but lose many more. East And lust as many reasons bet t er Lifl)I (O the When it COfl why the Dolphins should. Strict1 Sn why Ba)timnrc ArC to send its representative Rut it will all boil down the SupCr Bowl. Kansas Cit p desire-4he desire of Johnny U stays Hriutnn in rrt tonthafl urprtsi t*'am &)t. Fern Park Winter Park Longwood — 100W. Hwy. 436, Fern Park 4w Cl 125 Truck Ph. 831-1318 D.- Land Ph '31 0110 Sar'f rd Pit 322 3 340 "Teamwork Insures Success" AL DAVIS INSURANCE II ii• I Dent Em Gooai NICK'S PAINT & BODY SHOP Dial 8385568 300 O'Brien Rd. Fern Park, Fla, CASSELBERRY, FLA. Ph. 8385989 Hit 'Em Hard! 'May Success Pave Your Way' ORANGE PAVING & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Inland Materials Compliments Of PANNING LUMBER COMPANY CASSELBERRY Casselberry ORLANDO SANFORD Altamonte Springs, Fla, WIN! WIN! WIN! Haul 'Em In Greyhounds G ALTAMONTE GARAGE, Inc. !ilR rjMI I I I I R11GE ObAl I 4 i , ',')? - 1. 141 Ph. 33)-)555 410 N. Hwy. 17 91 P411 SCIIVtCL 13 D. ',Lintosrh r , O',ner CI,,issot '33 WRECKER SERVICE DAY-- NIGHT and SUNDAY °H. 8385378 Continuous Aluminum Guttering Pyle' PH. 8319549 Off S. 434 Between 17-92 & $4 LONGWOOD INDUSTRIAL PARK Set The Pace Greyhounds ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Ph. 831-1181 -' L ejsotxl Ave AI?a:'UIOOtO Springs Best Wishes For Your Success Seminole Hardwoflog, and WESTERN SUPPLIES PH. 8385823 Barnett Bank of Seminole County, N. A. I— Longwood Plaza Hwy. 1792 Just North of 434 — Longwood PH. 323-4950 HWY. I792 SANFORD �Friday, Snpt. IS, l'?Y? SB Th,1SRnfn"JHPfflId Ik XL -• - ALA - - - Af T44F FIRST GAME WTHE 1972 SEASON lift - 8:00 P.M. I Wi ' gts4 Friday, Septembr 15th. -: 41 - - - .. 47, ir ener country rnit but at the (inssh it was David Shilling of Edgewater (()rnsflg ill aht'id of the field Behind Shilling is Lyman' fine Long distance runner. Mike I(ahill who was two seconds off the pace iet by the Edewater ace. I,vman won the team event however ai they had BISHOP M0i ,RE back Bill Kramer runs out of rocm sweeping the Lake Brantley end last night as Rick Garza closes In i or the Patriots. shutting off Horne f77v' Sanf ord Mewrial Stadium Patriots Overcome 11? 1111stakes, Hornets around rtgfl: e. JtILerS. mental lapses and r:;ii• an stopped Mud. a' the initial ,.rorl carnt fumbles-runiufl of delernuntd srorm rinvm trun the IflSL Bishop MGort signal rnller Lkt hrunt1r s J'utric.t. Hammond an fullbaci CmzcI bept osaed the Cs ta1 wa the plays.1ie T I pmrerev b fowl wti±U lint for the Ib'. , dflVt tIther OflL sustamed Led pt I oUx,win & Ia 0 tZL Mtt Junior axi: lit jar. period. The extra point tunthirrecnver or the Patriots night at Lyman Field u Ox)' Vd Lint The CJhindii attempt, a tUr. failed. cwitt tk*t was marred b of the second tean; ran arcas a twt-point quarter was tD( TTUI11' TulZthkt?i, jr.. Mus.t taker;up as bolt teams tried ti converswx tordin is, th ?atn)t2 tmthin Earl%. Iii tnt final chapter of ivt other tht ball staff Hamnionc took a Tbt YOUnL r inexperiencec Funini ek 01 bUtt BlOtS tnt game Jeff slackened tnt pace until pItzt.-Ofl or Air. option phi) anti Patruds cs'tnt andit pigsu srveral times durtric Angullii lobbec a short acrx galloped 42 yards it. pay-dirt tnt game More tunes than pan Ia tTeStIrIiaT nalfbacir Rick untouched As witi the twi. bead cd Bill bins was Garza, a -4, 125 pound prinus attempts. Lake speedster why fled down the liranUt' tailec Li mar!. ur, a preparec ti' accept 5Ulthfl I OUOWIfl. web-placeti point utter attempt expectednustakft.of " t.ontrollxnw the pigslw wet. courst.' but said, "but dUrznF the• third and I c,urti. wmetimes we acted as U wed Wt01*lS let' in the half GarliL wiL pas safel), set quarters. tnt Patriots enoec never. seeri a football tief art' twir pTemIf huntln4 for ther I'spttf his thspleurt with U) his OW SCOTt. pu1lin dowr ju o 24th pour ever Crasi only intereptim gani fl3eflLlL. lape ti reLativtl'4 the just aevonO bet ore. i*ddrni: 4T)avu and Chuck Coulter c$Ijn,!lieC up the middle. yard rur..-1w. it tus -iu tugieri out se nci-tialf rurnzn mlit--tinj s.izabk thw*.s of worn b ta4ftacE Jeff Hammond. TUIIflUW reL tBIaIL. Ia set up AnguilWs 1oti: ttUfl*5.CUI*t out garis s heathn rustier with 7r, lbt suitlU-out per- itit Second half. but a !ina pam attempt with IuU conW ieft fomanct of Craw ti's wtx. cantinuiltiot of "first game went halt war., at 1uiebacler aric 1u11!t*cI amotu tht nior' It 4 I' I .3 J I 1 I J. 4 I I I I 4 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 Clemente On 'Limb' Picks Bucs To Win deep Four Finishers among the top ten finisher / ' Hill V ni'n1 I 'I;' i .r- S, i p - OVIEDO SANFORD Ir "Lions" "Seminoles" J RICHA1LI1 Defensively, the Patrint: stopped the Hrirnrti. 1111mr-al; uni Uzret firs' dnwn. Tir Criaiiiic, tout-Wowr, camt fro Is fumble b% tht Patriati. affewo deep in their own LerrlWr% 71w game started sktwi). tip Ie.-UIi Ctucagc Cute wishbone rumunj uftacl of tl. TnursUa "1f wt don't & it it, Patrwlt. grmdin4 stiort yar- Aiuited p Spt St Lows, I think wc'L ch it in diage. but forced ti punt afitiNov that tin PittLiuritt p one aeries Tiit but)) Hornets. ra • 5 game aiiac o! tnt N" it a good bet that the ninafaiLtnt UI get a ground attach: pack Rotjyw Ciemenw will g was Pirates will win their third rUibitslted began paisin in, division pennant in one but without SUt'VtB5 the Yes ip Uuniis nu lean will' of those IWI cltie within the win the Na na i4glIt Last vsk or sz An' remnx' The PstrUiL' I test *rnrinf' ••wt•li disve covered?." yards on Ctlththind clemente after sucking twy titnatiori of Pittsburgh victories or Ctucag Losses totaling three plays. capped b uuartetac hits it, Wad u wiL aecurt the title but, 4nituilii jraj"eful 41 yard ••.. . . . .p• ..•:::: :. .-;•.....:..: Wnhjt' the Piratet roared ti.. ward another pennant I, s1astinj their "nnagW number Major League tnret Clemente himself zer ii. in e personal niagit nun, r tier-t& .OIL career hitkvs. Cnwnte collected eight tins S ta n d i n g s as lIst Pirates BWti a threegame series Iron their closest LI' TIIi ASMI(IATEL) I'ItiSt1 tpcttt.and rtm i1h of the L0(L-hst plateau American League ?atwwsI league In Thursday a other National Lust League games. the Houstot AiL. Pet. Lit b. L PCL G.E. tros defeated the San Dsegt C. •44 hrtit l.t! 46 Pittabu: Padres 114 and the St Low! 4 (14 .53&I I Detroit 72 (14 .540 15 Cftscagc fardinais turiwC batce. tile Mur 74 65 .532 I Baltimore New York 72 (14 .54t' 16 treal Expus &.2 74 65 .532 l 66 74 .471 247 New York St Louts Only twi' games were played 63 77 .450 13 64 74 464 251v Crvrliind Muntreul in the American League ThurmMdwaui.' 5. &l 411 161t da3 nht:h: The Milwaukee 'mLadelphu V. 6' .355 40' et rS1 lirewen nipped the' Cleveland Iii 57 .567 Oakland & 53 .616 irscuuiut inthaiD 4- ii. 15 innings and1kw 71. 61) .565 3 Utucagi 76 61) .565 7 California Angela beat the Minnesota 6(4 69 MM 11 os Angeles 73 65 129 12 Texas Rangers 44. Kansas City 67 W .493 13 74 75 461) 23 #thinth The AL East race packs up fiL 73 471 16 Catiturnu Francisco 62 77 .446 steam again tonight after a Ml1 Thein, 51 g •175 3 1,•xjj, 12 bt 177 2P of rest New York and HaitiResults more, tied for third place' P CalIf ornui 4. Texas I' Thursdal i Results games off the pave, start a Milwaukee 4, Clev1iiIid 3. 15 tkiree-ganw series in Yankee 3'ttt-uurgh 5. CIucztgt intungs S: Louis G. Montreal 2 Stadiun whilk the first-place' (lit) gan.t'i scheduled f utijtuti 10, Sun hJaegt I. boston Red bus host the CirveFriday 's Gumei nty games scheduled bind inthans and the secondCLesrla,ntt Tsdrm 1.-13 at place Detroit Tigers, one game Frida s Games bostini Pittui 14-12. N behind. visit Milwaukee. '..-w York 'Gtmtr) 741 at iMitLiniore 'PaLmer 1$.8 at Winning Pirate pitcher but, Pappu. 13-7 1 Nev York 'Sitittlenire' 14-161. Mouse gave up 'jnl' three htts 'I orrt- 1t4) ut Muntrea before taemn 1iieral1 r.xiockec l'khLaJrlpiva i Canton 41. N Deu- n I [jjLjtj 2l42 at Mill jtjt of the box Moose left the ban Dsegi Norman 64' at wuukee i Luntmq 1Z-10 1, N S game in the seventh inning Cmeuuwti 1 GulAett b4, N Kansas City 'Nelson (4.4$ at when Jose Cardenal ripped as Lot Angeles i L'sWen 1641 at Minnesota Wuudaon 12.-]4i. N single off the pitchers right Houston i Wtlauii 124). N Texas (SLanhuuac2.4atOak. hand Ransun Hernandez finPittsburgh 1JLLSO 17.6 1 at St. land HuItzninn 1(..1O. N ithrd fur the Pirates 1.outs Wise' 14-L. kN -:c at Chicagi. The Asuos kept theu flick. Only games scheduled , . 1110 hopes alive in tb. NL baiurda's Gitmue Saturdsi's Games West with their triumph ThijrmWest New York at Ctncagu Baltinsne at New York day. They packed up a tialigame Pittsburgh at St Luuu. (iind at butmni on idle Cincinnati and now trail Montreal at Philadelphia. N Kansas City at Minnesota W frunt-runnuig Reds by seven Sini Francisco sat Atlanta. N Detroit at Milwuui Sari Diego Ut Czncuiriit. -ak Texas at MlUatni Trailingt-0 after a five-run Chicago at California. N L Angeles at Houston. N Pathe outburst in the top of the buu&syJ Games busas).ys Games Baltoiture at New York New York utCincago back with six runs in their half Cleveland at 3UI1On Pittsburgh at St 14)1111 in a rally keyed by Tumzni Kansas City at Mantrial at PhWadelphw Heinz and Rich Chiles Each De'srott at Milwaukee San Francisco at Atlanta knocked an tut! runs with sinTexas et Oakland Sun I)megt al Cincinnati gies Chscagv at Calif urma Los Angeles at Houston I ( cross OVIEDO LIONS 1972 SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Cnac- Ralph Stu mph i Oci / Cocoa Beach al'e'iew Oc usville-f-4omc3mr: Ncs. Time Sept. 15 Oviedo 8:00 P.M. Sept. 22 Gainesville 8:00 P.M. 8:00 pm Sept. 29 Winter Park 8:00 P.M. 8:00 pm. Oct. 20 Mainland 8:00 P.M. 8:00 p.m Oct. 27 Bishop Moore 8:00 P.M. it '4r. Nov. EC)3 p .ffhLcC 10 A7T I f May the best Corral Em! We're BANKING on you! team win I SL.'E AT SEMINOLES WINN=DIXIE ic. ,5A I, 1Q.' . '": 32?O?03 208E IIRSTST PHONE 3220331 114N.PARK AVENUE SANFORD •LONGW000. MAITLAh. / Yo u Gear it Down & Get Ern & 'Beii'Jlird Beverly I aI - SERVICE 3224415 Sanford 2W.251hSt VP Federal seminole ' PH. 365-3221 '.69 W. Broadway Eat 'Em ... .-'- :...-. '-•-. Up Lions! AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM CARS & TRUCKS Chris &Aggie Portewig, Owners Sanford Sos i Ion D. PLANTE, INC. OVIEDO Sandwich Shops Ph. 365.3241 coaty 'o1l' 'a NEW &USED 1 H. D. Hambley rZ CARPENTER . CONTRACTOR FDIC OVIEDO, FLORIDA 'Em Lionsl CENTRAL FLORIDA SOD FARMS Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Stamps OVIEDO, FLORIDA Ph. 365-3228 f) 3 N. Central Phone 671.2190 A Touchdown! & WESTERN AUTO ASSOCII STORE BANK ANK OVIEDO, FLORIDA RESIDENTIAL FRAMING Nelson Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Go Get Mr. & M s. W. E. Cook and Connie Score GO LIONS GO! BEST WISHES Our Goal Is To Serve You Be tt 322-4151 2109 S. French Ave. GO LIONS GO, GO, GO! s.vaigs & oYn. -_Js After The Game At Oviedo. Fl 3786 Orlando Dr. " ) Meet Your Friends Jack Prosser Ford BURGER IN (t ETA[ &cus.iou s'.: TRANSMISSION BUILDERS PH. SEMINOLES? (5 erninq)li- .. Harrell Can't 'A-FORD" To Lose Ph. 3653895 Oviedo GO! TEAM GO!' "ALL. THE WAY LIONS" 17.92 DUDA& SONS SI.. •.IS, SANFORD MARKET Torn Bowser & Sons OVIEDO PH. 365-3496 .., I I ( ( .'IP• •.''' .:L-• ir 16- Captures Team Trophy Da-;e Ilai,ins' Lyman rros.s country team captured the team trophy In the first Greyhound Opener Invitational yesterday at the Valley Forge Country Club Course. Individually it was Edgewatar's line runner Daved Shilling taking the first place honor %' ith an excellent time of l) minutes. four wcofld.S. That was two seconds ahead of l.ymans ace. Make Rahill. ('ouch Huggins was pleased with the pace set by his boys. especially that of Rahill. 'it was a real fast pace and the winning times su're real line," said Huggins "Rut we'll have to improve our overall times if we are to compete against some of the stronger teams in the Metro.' Winter Park won its opener .esterday over at Astronauts Invitational.' told iluggins. "They didn't finish first, a boy from Lao Gallie. Craig. ifld but Winter Park had five bos in the top ii and they all were right behind each uthr, showing the i trength of thrir t'l." Trinity Prep Lyman flail U'r"e of t.h' tilt) liv" tntshi'r U yesterda's Greyhound opener Jim ilayne'; of Daytona Mainland finished third with i time of 10:24 and behind him came Lyman Daryl Theothilus with 111:29 mel Kt'flfl Duncan at 10: also sanford Maul had the eighth place fini1:r an John W1' .'th who had a 11 -0.1 time. .Jmnt Brinker of ymafl was Ii)th at 11- Li. Other local flr.ishers were Dennis Burns of Lyman. 13th-it 1I to, torn Herron of l.nuan at liii and ltLh and Kay .urkis of l.ynian tth in 11:-U. Bill Ross of Sanford Naval wui 22nd with us time of 11 51. Sit".'! flaIl it Sanford Naval was 1IlntI in 12'Ot: Toni Achrifl of Sanford Naval took 11t1 in 13:01 and Mark Bassett of the naval Academy wa; 33rd an 1.3:07 Sanford Seininuk was to cump.fl.e un th event but arrived five minutes late and could not enter. The next action for the local runneri will come Tuesday when Sanford Seminole and t.yman visit the Naval .i'atterny' course' Opens Play At Showalter Saturday 'e' C Satm, .t eruge in tue pauig LI \1u of the Class A squaab. Also expected been spent in defensive ploy at t, see plenty of running action Trinity Prep, honing a unit th41 lCtti'tt tste ide, but feeluig Sardord's Walt Morgan and will have to stop a bigger leaimm serb much the part of 'am- are both Terwilliger. The Saints, ecinsotered big lou t*vid tkrdog." Trinity Prep will Class A work, will tie out 'tirtirag defensive backs. entertain a highly touted Ft. at aliuiost ever pu Rack-up quarterback Greg wesghe.'tt Pierce John Carroll team at of John Carroll', experience tiun. Two in Winter Chandler lacks tillsorr&Is afternoon is well thought lmneimieri tip the scales at over the position, but Park .150 pounds. 'their backfield is The 2 p- 111 kick-oft at o f by the coaching staff Saints will be also bigger Offensieb. the shos alter Field will begin the hopes to rely on their of It inside work. Ttituty running, misuch Saints hopeful drive 00 state and grinding They height and speed athanlisge. , 'runching honors as the premier Class if a Both teaiiis preter to .rind out ".te Itttk i n the wa gridiron (calms through the line, but yardage the hopes of a new coaching outside to spring a will option tatf. headed by former Oak pussible. whenever tt.ng.g4sIfler Ridge assistant, Tutu Rub), brings in a Carroll also ho ride's on the performance of a 'ng booth" passing 4aine. . • eterain backfield and line cults Jimmy Hebb. Carr-Ali D,the bl( iuutbfl SIaJIUHi binatiori. (hut is craimiped by , quarterback can really throw All in the counirs Ne-e limusited reservesthe .mll mud he', ;t.'L st'uit ftn,i All-State i_Ivae Inc bu 1 to a 107 ,Q (',111liel4te tom receivers to work with, stated laurels, 'l'rinit) halfbmii.'k 1*11.4.1 capacity Ruby. .mfi'ty l.a renm'e Clevehiud, 'R:e t)nu,i as a big, sIren Jam Beauchamp turned 1.3 on Flursda's itsost prolific schooltight end. tie's 6.fout-I. The 2 and that night he hat his Aug t.,os score; last year, is the keyhonse runs of the sea tint to also have a real quick split em %%(iflC for liii)' LtSt5eaS011 hoves un for the New York Mets His a speedster.' Ruby addi'' if. mat;sll Semninok County e&ufld hciir b-eat the Uuut'n Sauits. who are expectLbc (tillS egiterLstrLs -estros Ito 2 in the ninth inning to be tough offensively, are Coach Ruby expects Clevequestion uiurk without the ba houl to led his ground g aille. Catfish hunter of the oix of their bag guwt on wt he's very interested In the find Athletics beat the Detroit %htiiy have to double-it' tense will rtoriiianee of his (iso other Tigers $-1 fur his 16th '.ictorv ol Ac: CleveLand, such is running backs, (aft-9 Miles and the season hunter reces'ved uIlt*1i) iJ Miles tumatli-mnnmmig help from Rollie Mike Austin, For a season t4wrt, 'We'll have to get the big job Fingera, making his 15th sai' tv-1 Carroll appears to be the out of Miles and Austin if we Irep. Amxurdang Trout) fur expect to was. I low is elI they ito f ,i flub), how well the tiamim fart' well how ill dictate is t'Ifensivvt the Ptaitadelph;a Ihaitlies this their first foe $ast magtt against ('k-ye Li tad is ill be able to break unsmner. won torte straight for before bowdetermine' (twin chmuwes k. a sway," Ruby said. the Detroit Tigers state title shot, a shot the Saints All three running backs, ing to Oakland s Athletics on is suit s'er much i,u g , is itim selifol sigrutt.cslier, th J RL(IL Rl)S lleraltl Sports Staff 3t9O pound cia-is; big for EI , HWY. Country Quick '-- INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE iiq 'S0 FOOD STORES 4j 1"l Lyman Cross-Country 'Em Seminoles" The McKibbin Agency e B€e 'FLOR/BA STATE BANK "Scalp Jij1 I 8:00 P.M. Seabreeze J%%• •&..*1' Ir Opponent )edo Sep AL* 0 _1 41 . Date Te Opponent Dale d SANFORD SEMINOLES 1972 SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Coach-James Rogers rb OVIEDO PH. 323-4950 AI L[) 5JLi\'i11 SANFORD PLAZA •..'5MI f. 't. ' # $''. Ph. 365-3211 - GOOD LUCKI ROAR LIONS ROAR! HIT D LIONS! 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'nj'': ,.a-'.. ________________________________ r Leticm ru'a' lor.e sma for 5fl.O' c-'Zen't plumb.flQ In000C pros-On Smal. rra,bI' ,SSCfl!al ,( If gera'or RCPIV Boa 45.0. care Santod " SAr'1'ti '-'!'a'O 1 . AAA EMPLOYYENI Mite off 17 92. Casselbetry RegenCy Sa $31 hOC M. :- -- - ' ________________ I -- .SPIY STORE IT AND FORGET ii' Sell " And orcJe' as thi a Wan? Ad Ca - or of o.' Ati . saors for P'eIp p-ac "Q jOu' .50 L - ' _________ - 17I . - , Ic \ - ) the F1ILYAPPIMS -. 'E -.: ,.,' s'',' - ,s-'E. ' v. -, , j ,..; :', -.•;;,i 70-Travel Trailers 73-Auto Repairs Parts - Accessories . - " -,.' - 'J-' '. ". '.:' 1K kULI' REALTY lIlt W 1st St 322 73)5 It C' L, r . 1; -.-• isç ,, - - QI $9.10? 91 J22 'i,I iii vi,),'. Boats and Equipment Marine 30 House 110.'? 2 yfS old, $5500 I oily equipped $ec in Bu ilding A Goods I P. A fiSlu' , Si-I .'.ii ().1 - i •.t A.' /rsE,9T.; "1 POG.iJST I r-.---f I 1 t5TPI 70 T$E $RATS 1011111I 44 I I I 1111l (/ Want Ad Department Hours SINGER STRETCH STITCH '.1 •', IN. ',tA( lii Nj, t,uttuflholrs, etc '- --i ,i--, -ri c.;-;'irnsse'ssed , pay balt.;ic ,' f $S of 10 payments of $7 (,iiI Credit Dept - SANFORD SEWING Ci P47 LW, 301 East it, St 3229411 em' a'.". 5.31 1146 -- - t .4/ja 4 SATURDAY " ~ -, 9 .. I OOA.M.Io 12 NOON ',.ALL UNTIL of a4 3TARTOR 'Li - 0. t.', This NEWSPAPER does riot knowingly accept HELP WANTEr ADS that In dicaleS ,i preference based from employe-rs by the AGE IN DISCRIMINATIC 1 IMPLOYMUNT ACT More infornic tic may be obtained troll; the Wage Hour office at 219 Car lain..' NE 12490 Building, Sc'aerilh Avenue. North Florida 33161 Miami. tt'lI'pficine 350 5973 NOON TO IOUR DAY CANCEL NEXT ,111.11 '- H / • ,/ ' AtS Maintenance Electricians Dial 322.2611 or 831-9993 The San ford Herald WANT ADS phww Orlando Phom fo Complete Benefit Program Call 323-1260 or Write P. 0, Box 117, Orlando Fla. ! %LK JELA-11-la 322-2611 831•999a Draftsman, Electrical An '-I El El Equal OpporlullityC niptoyer ",'cllS I P" £doo' (,jI,5. 05134) Pin..' 7SS( ', iati .hift' 7 yr old Palam.r' trIll n".I,- -t-n meg ,-,;are 171 2701 Inn, 11jy Im0mi0' C-ICC-"'. 0 t12) 345 2,'3 AUTO 1? 9? 32) 1730 0 ______ - ._1 (2SfV .'-i I - P_ FOR EVERYONE ' ,,/ ./ The following bUclflP' tire hosted tor your 10'.,q GMC 2 don tr uck Cirtr,i 'to "L L'Lihi Call 377 ?P' olor Fr,e,ilrS 4 fIt U3r) or _-1 THE SHOPPERS 1; T) GU IDE l,'l r,-.J lillorrnaf . onal - - tOri 0 ( --1' s,-r-es 1110. wIlt 25000 ac. mm -loS, one owner Cal' 901 12' n. 7 Month black male Great Dane, AO. C. affectionate. $100 373 5952 . .j 4 Jfl r,'.n.pç 3fl Chevrolet Truck. 1967, P*Avp d'I e,(CtlCrib cOnd,t.on, cred-' or si" Pets And Supplies At I ,aaf, 'rich A i r Clean 5575 .5 1st St , 323 S802 S Yr old req Pntn Mare tilam & -, residents and new comer, avill find this directory - :r pr-)bIr!In every SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Pet Care Ceramics Air Conditioning 71 Ruirk Spt fully Wagon, equipped. $3495 FORD TRADE-INS 69 Olds Delta 88 Custom 4 door Well H .1 - Ar Mercury Capri. Low mileage and$2295 2995 1972 Chevrolet cnlc Carlo. 2 Dr - FIT, V. AT, `I PS. PB, AM FM Fac £695 'ory Air. Vu', ( III ra',,. Fr pin 1910 PONTIAC 4Dr.$2495 Executive 1695 1970 Dodge Cornet 140 -I Dr Sedan. V 8 , AT PS JOB, R&H, Factory A i r Med 1O95 PONTIAC Grand Prix Special of the Week U tue 1966 1969 Opel GT. A$1795 I Di. Spurt Coupe, A l f' 1972 Ford Gran Torino ft 147 V 6 AT I'S P13. R&H, Factory Red 69 Ford Mustang. sharp and priced $1 to sell OPEN 9OOAM Air, Bright WUf '2195 Inc CLASSIFIED! p FI V Jack Prosser FORD 3186 Hwy . 17-92 South Sanford F$oids PHONE 322 1481 Wintvr Park Ph, 644 8 16 SewIflQ t.m?r 4'i 'U Ii,IXIt Ii ,)f SANfi's. - ;' )' nij I-" .5114 4 mi A' N-, 5.c'l, 't 'nnc',N.. .l fl ' I , R' , /4,'sP41 A SERVICEMAN I: .5', g,.,j "Aifit's Slioppr S ',u-de 'iir '-.- - ".,, , . ,, - , ' .- . .. : uui •- - mi'($L -li.' .4 l'nl' 'l.a 'Ii'.I'l""" '7? -.,r-lJ''I '',- i it's1110?IV ___. ''__ . _ ____ 5,. 51 #5 c-i ,5.e 32) 3111 " :a:' I n.,-, - % ,, -s lntqf'-':' lJ '1p)a UL TRAILERS panting. ' •'. - '.,c". C'Pd 4) '..'P gu,Ir.lfll ryf 'g.,J.rs. Well Dr ',.'')72)5 ,. -' .'#LL ORILLID t-'iIMPS -' ' _ 5A S.3'I , I5 .5 I. ' no TPtrs ' ,, -' ___ lQs',E ' - - ,' • '.'- --'" ,.ih.?pit S Bee'. N..,.,'a 514 1 P ic 312 S'al Carpe t ing ________________ -- 4 ' ' - ' ' "I- 11 - - .,IEPl 5') NI,) letlat Al typesafid Soles "d' I004)d? .1110 SIr vsC SATHR',.3.'.'i ' - NE , _______ AND ) -firm (4 '30'. 5 5 " ' . - • ill '.'.''.'* ', a f,.;% ' 1n' .' Locksmith $Jrmae?n, - ' tiling t ill -. - . boil" - N ''"E'CE At.'. _au _ Rentals Trailer 5sAPs ,'af '-'.09 nib tj mall. -uar 322 1645 r , - I, I ,,ia. ,11,2f a'finf'J, 'I.'I'U J. - (n jl41' Chain saw". S(-s's,Iri Yu.'s Ic.'-' I'. , .S, ).i(l''' 'in;'. -t I'll I/S P4.1111.11" ' , SER I* ,it Si i' - ' ,v.rIg5 Room Add, carreenlrp ..i.',asin.stiIe 123 4541 - iS IL GARAGE & 1)11 es' r-rt luIgmOtyp -i'. 'a 'v In.'S,) "n 4 C) •5,1 ?1)J SpecIalServices ' _____- aNC>ARD , • ' , a . -- - ii , ,)5l,41' 'c*'iJt'tJ I -' , I.-'c.. ?9i05 It 5 543 945w Ig Qa.). .td Ca'i 321 1*11 1y' '- e o.'j,. 33 ',, 'la_It 'a '.5 461? ,, ,._.1 Home Improvcinent 'I 0 Shoe Repair - a,, p, 11CC - , '°.' Glass Mirror s LCN ..'a 1,' • yr -- snaj -(eq 'c's' •n.I.'a -: ii ,,l mc' 1.1, -.)( ''1 'P I.'2 541m5 a-a." AutoIll - M,gd.r jll miXeS & 'oNGQQP$') SEfilNo CENrtn 1113 E lt 51 SINGE1 . - •I •"' I S I ASS P41 ilC,flSU a i10(15 sig,'r C 9 il JiltS. Classes I,sr' ipl Mul.5dy 5 FaOru Snoop. 373.131) UI -lid " ,, yOU need Oemp I )fl .' wJ .ovc WELL DRILLING and i.rg.r outmost, srniJtrs lU fltec conul.t0DS't. 'in UaC 2 VI , O''a-J14 Li,.)C'c'i',5i'-a ),.i','n.rc.a'. i4.sdeisI.a' .,,* ni-acjt.y 3"tIeO. 74 Hr ',trvm..q II .2 -. .- ,.110* well dr'ltsng, t, -)ii bet'acuc$,l 5 )0 lQ JS t,'/ 151 Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER SOUIDE '2595 . ' Fencin g SEQ ,miC(%SAPI lA5t s Sipper's Gu'dc Ii' A '1.itt *3495 1970 Ford LTD 4 Dr Sedan, V 8, AT, PS Pt). R&H Factory Air Vinyl 1970 Ford 10 Pass. Country Squire Wagon, V Or AT. PS, PD. Stereo Radio. Factory Air, Luggage Rack sMutfVT'I Line to (alt ,5(.'tilIJaI ,S bCfu' - 'art or cancel your ad for thC lollo.'sung day and ',,iIurdayS ,efOrC 11 noon - - TThlr-i- '1895 2' 1 - "-" - .,ja"s ' . -- ' ____________________________________ .i'V IP'ICUSE Q 13A11 IS ,3 11 bS. Beei C. Pr. . - sT '1995 1O95 295 [il Ii - 1968 Ford Thunderbird -, Dr Landau, V 8, AT, PS, PB, R&H. FcIry Air, Pü.',i't Windows Po.'ser Seats, Vinyl Roof 1O95 real SportModel Mel -.. Arts&Crafts ________________________ -, '3695 '...I as:, Pi'-' ;''.--' :r • O. A ,' UI 31 - - u.- 2E Aa,' ;'...c's ,i ' 'i E -I ,,, -P 5 Or v'a 3)2 '56.' '.5 Air VinI Rcx'if ' NO, atiCes Impala Custom 2 Dr FIT V 14 AT PS PB, R&H Factory 2495 66 Buick Skylark 2 Your Direct 3895 Rubber Stamps ,' 4 1',l'a-)'i I-: N 13 54 .i .s i''. -- , - I.--.- j.',un , l) 1444 • - 1972 Chevrolet 1969 PONTIAC Grand Prix Very Nice ¶I -. '3 .' Well Equipped Special 322261 1 '2995 I .- Hac1iafl.sI 9!' l: _/7 ' Places Eating .5') Os - A ,' - Appil l000000000000000~o - - - R'lr ar.'l-O' , . •,i,iV I ' -- s'''''- Sal i- i. . `4 E ' ,m Pm 0r 5,-. e & Regi'S -,,',)ln;n I . (ilcjt? VII,') Roof 1970 Ford Thunderbird 2 Dr Landau. V 8, AT, PS, PB. AM FM Stereo, Power Windows, Power Seats. Brougham Interior, Factory Air, Vinyl Root air 1970 PONTIAC LeMans 2Dr. Spt. Cpe, Low Miles an. 3695 71 1910 PONTIAC Grand Phi Very Clean )Iu• • '.1 p - -, ' - ,(, ' - - Brouqham 4 Dr FIT, V 8, AT PS, PU R&H Factory 1895 equipped ', 1972 Ford LTD 'r f' ~, .0 i - 12) 7701 1967 LCMANS Sport Coupe .5'S ,'r (1,- s., ,'di.'IJ,I Ill 4, qua lit ieci Has an im,'nedaIe need for personnel 295 '63 FORD GALAXIE, .4 Door Hard Top. Pw,r St "_r i ng Call Bobat323-008I in r.e-,roleb P 15 up IC raIl tcn f"i wheel bale V $ •u?Ofll.SI c 5,- 195 Bob Mc"e Used Cars )l' l-',limcjIsi Hay for sale 373 6787 1969 CHEVI it,P6Ia Convertible AIr, Very Sharp Sanford ---- Division 4 11,11 Don't Be Without a Car 321 1595 after I spd(bPCJ. 57% ,, Current openings include -f :ONDAYthru FRIDAY - - RECYCLE $1500 Good I .,'I-iIs 471 445.4 1953 Ford Pick up with uNIfy cabinets, has 67 Olds engn. & SI ,idral'flahiC tranSmiSSiOn In -- STROMBERG CARLSON I Radio & Hea'ar. Air ('flp dit;oned. Power Steering AutomatIc. ANl',jALa4AviP4 - V1 $495 Dcnr -1 '66 FORD RANCH WAGON. 1,9 Avj.litiI* for daly rpnt4i Sara-Ce Startmng at a low 56 p.? 1-i p jr-ti ',.per mle Spec al riles :3. ira' "-I ,rISurAfi5"' con-parc-". too Make an offer. 322-2541 Co al, Stove, SIC-C, PhilCO Refrugerattir & Freezer. $75. Kenmore cleCtr.0 clothes dryer 550 3730092 of Seminole Sporting -- Mink Stole, like new Valued at of Sanford floatworks Or Call 641 $011 ','lm)lS Tvailef ill's ROtC-iNn 'l'OMTlPlG GOODS (0 ,',,iu .ac' Sancord, )7) ''IA 17$ 1-)', 'C.) Ford P.ck up '62Comet3cbOor $495 T '66 FORD GALAXIE 500, 2 [Jr. H Standard 011 Wc'fr.qerAtOrS stoves, t,jt)le C. chairs, tOf & chairs 1720 So 323 7970 Orlando Or on age covered f 5.4 m,,',5f.5 Cruiser, A.' 44 Cadillac, A'r I or city, auck carpet cleaning rein' Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer only $1 per day CARPOLLS FURNI TURE -4 ' 1 Ill -"If 2Pm I .11m t'u'pPcd houseboat. %lrea'. n dod,il corritOct F. cellen! tacit'? - I,: silo' 312 0270 ih,'r - 0 i' - C-' )'q -- $595 749 .'.00ORUFF'S GAROEPI CENTER 601 Celery Ave , 322 3976 - - -I? 9orch. garage & *ork 5hog) $17 5130 $?O(k) (hal i 5',15( f5'ri5 315 .'d.tr 12J lbi -- I CQu''s Real Estate Wanted Completely ,r,i0dcltd, CII hoc'' Small but arty ,'ttroctvr Panr. wallS CArps-led thru out Scrercl,'l Recycle your Reusables It's Easy - It's Smart! $1200 " 1969 (hearOlel ', lri p.c* map .,utomat,C, p0-art tail gate Cs tellPflt condit ion $1650 171 $952 .Vcsiof I lOrIHutO IA il,'a,)lcs AKC. If uris . 575 •',;iihm 17$ 5.5 F alcon flagon. Air 4,lRai'flblar Amer -can S"'i.in 1 "2 '66 FORD GALAXI E 5013, p5' PB, Air Trucks And Trailers 74 NI #1 (7cr s Tack Room 63 - 45 Dodge Van SS.mca,)OMPC, - 135 So . Hwy 17 92. Fern Park IS' C.itiin Cruiser with trailer .5rini c'a?rfl5. $375 322 7775 tldrrn - 2 bath (!-fl I , A (,ir)efiflg, CII fruit trCS lairu,rooni ideal 5(11001 at roof )2) 45',7 I 73-Motorcycles And Scooters 74-TruCkS And Trailers 75-Autos For Sale Sanford I ,,iu, - trader lot re ,',,'' ''I 5)i,s_l dL*ii ti,;l,;n; a' S s,',' " JOIIPItIY .5AL P. [ Id ,ill thin 1, ( Al ON (12 SIS' --- 37 McQuillan course Our Herald Want Ad-Visor. Give Our Fair Lady a ring, on the phone that is, if you have furniture, motorcycle, bicycle, garden equipment, stereo, sports equipment, power tools, typewriter, desk, office equipment, pets - just about anything that you want to turn into cash, She takes it from there. PIX SHOES c',,, , '- 11.1', em' -, - '.• ONLY 1 1( (ill Real Estate Ii 91 tart)," 305464 $311 or 661 1421 MIS open Sunday I 30 ) EvennilAtsoc 775 )I Women's shoe's 5300 Men's Shoes IS 00 Buy 7,4. 4 or more pairs and save lots of money Mens Jar man, $12 9$. men's Fborshieni. 11000 and $1591 Sale at that Store only . 695 Maroon Now We Have New Cars ?'. fl's I -cu-n-rd T,cr,irnbIer. '.fm,,ie ark C,'ll P7 3161 ' biet. Joyce, and FlOrahiem ,'If '54 lr'?.fflmit-IirAi P5'S up Motorcycles And Scooters 13 ' .'. 5799 and 5$99 Red Cross, Cob III ____ --- 371 55M Il 92 Deliar, For trailer t,ink paCff III ?86 All 1011 P.SlNDf I) titlyiw 1,1(111 thiS 5 I 7 i --bedroom U. bAth, Dc' Bar , ' Paneled r br d.i root,1. 01 , ,Ii'.l refrigerator. plus n,,sh,' PRIVATE flIACrI -r C- -Is 1 bt',,ul lul I ,iIc IS a IS scrci'fli"I porch s'iiall.l On . of an icr.' over looking whIr Sand br,ICh? See thiS tiomi' Vi nil wan? it I ,irit,t%t( t 5. 'a Voted most likely to help you succeed in selling your reusable, no longer needed items. She is of GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3235200 Hwy 11 97 bUDDY It?? 12.50 Prrfc'ct In I 014 IP-it: PRACTICAl .-_-- Aluminum sk,ir?.flg with every display model sold now tbtru Sept 30 MOtilC P4o't ,,ssume t.u;i'.' '88$ IUN Park, Sanford 372 5991. N i ghts 333 1-n' ' fREE! 1 _____ C A Whidden. Sr 13,0hi 0,,FaiLady ________- 7 1kv .ioMt: I .ti. Ii' Ii F',', I 0.1f1(111 , (i'i,l ,,.,. $37 SaJ.) I Mobile Homes 33 REPOSSESSION 17a60 Skylifle Call 631 2371 Dealer A 77-Import Autos ACTG7 Stemper Agency I WHOA Don? 'Prow away uSeful die tem$ Sell them Quickly *tt' a Herald Want Ad by catting 322 7411, anti •sk-"ç 10' a if,Oriti', 0415 IWY rI Si'tii.cI-iis' C fluid p It i',ilt ii SEMI3(U ORLANDO I'.h'Y( S 1919 S I, .iiit 2 IWI ',Un'. C. t as-s 3 1 2 7)71 a )eS P II ' -a,*l Sanford . SALES. ____________________ Transportation corner lot Just look, at these features Two baths, family room. carpet, custom riiade drapes. foyer, dishwasher. entrance tisposal- 7 p&os (1 covered). .redwood fence, breakfast noo k with bar, and of course, a c All for $35,000 Better call today O bedroom- I bath, Florida roam. bea.jtiful yard. needs some asoi-k $11,967 II Some terms Cash nIl talk JJ ta v ANt) RI "I I v - Ftom this 3 bedroom CO home on Traler ste for LaveSti!' rent. (Full hook up) 661 6017 Travel E ape' eflCI'd aj'DrnDbae ttle%tra'-needed Gooct pa, p'a' App, , '1O'1P40 C*fs a-.-, A WALK TO GOLF GOLF COUHIt - • .- - a I • I -- ; • e d lIe ',t - . O .',.'tlt'f' IF 91 I - reduced prices. New Group Women's name brands. ,''e' 0 `1 1, 11 1% ' A) Irm ?'.'im' I u,rrlt-r,. rca Livestock Arid Poultry ,'.''''' A Import Autos 1? ', III , ri,' p. '.-ul Ii cc )fl P.$SI SHOE SALE We are dumping hundreds of Shoe surplus from the entire chain Special Sections, at Fabulous r enmore washer parts, Ser..(,' used machines MOONF V .'.P INVESTORS 8. DEVELOPERS Lool, .11 flit $0 Acres for only $1500 per acre Beautiful site .' A cii, drur Slit 62 ' Iii ''SI -- t%flO?. Is , 5-)o IITU .5 r 1 '-oner, 15.000 UTU, GE SeiI-rmci cPci-,'p 277 1477 - to I EL S ROOf SHOP -- q 4,ee , ',l'Al. il. I-. $215 LII 12 O 'n Miscellaneous For Sale 55 ', - Musical Merchandise .. -" •)'l :, S'uPnsit',l-1, Ar A - iin PARTS. Pf, 44 I I P. Satifo,ctI 014ale, C. RCbuilt 1010 P4'I5 327 030) A. MIRACLE COPICRI'TI. i Plelsont Florida R'..' Surrounds thi% 3 bedroom CO home bxatcd an prestige neighborhood Only $17,500 - nt '68 FORD CORTINA, 1600 Deluxe. Is '. es For Cash 47'SunbeamWiCl)r.PImCA U%l'Dt'! Sport. Ar A.', Molting, j $ ', Auto Repair; Parts Accessories It' niwn river roc k for cram; I 'a'!rl', mint Jr yew .SyS 57 116W Is' St .17? SIt? PLIAPICES. 3730697 ANYOODY'S GUESS" - 14 oll,lw,ip. flab,' llc"I', (- ARROLL'S P UI4PIIT0UI 904-775-4777 PARK LIKE SETTING I nis For•-'Rent - • -- - CIcQuiilttll Branch Office Hwy Il 92 between Deflary and Orange City THE TIME TESTED FIRM I?0N Park Ave .377617) AiiilAhlt' fl-)JhlS at 372 7157 0-I njsher. dl-., ', I)) lilt i'''' 9295 JEEP WAGOPIEER. 'I Travel Trailers 11 P.' 9395 Autbrna'r 1 66 AS BuiCk Skylark. Air l,raided rug. III, li a vll r ol ta'flSVP reryiflinI carpet. 'ypll -w, n.c e for bali p. $10. 15w. ST'hlud bra,il'--I. I' I •- ,-llri,l ' '-icd'fon 177 l'r Ici Pt-n Open I Sit Sun Ac ross from Doulr,,i P I PC PIT A lit A,,!'u ;A! 0-% ala, 11)2 ',mirøs'i 1770 Wmi,'neuo Camper Sleeps a, s-nk, ttcjsip and ice hint, plerit of 54513 ('ili 377 9611 half 6 $3 in 1 7 #) p P41 i'd DAWC. I'ATCPI FLEA MART WILSON MAIEW FURNITURE buy tell trade 372 S-6,' 311 uSE First St - Terra Alta ST. JOHN'S REALTY Mobile Home 30 - - - r Equipment For Rent BOB YOUNG SF TOO 515 (JI' p lie-rI rittrin rut). itO. A','# • i'-"' la,'br 'u"' .idrr i.bhp, I-i,','- ' '61 BUICK ELECTRA Big Discount a, l90tIitridO Dryp 317 0)' 1895 C,riwl Ccrndu'urr . S Limited, PS PB, PW, Power Søats, Air. Autormitic, AM FM Radio .1 Dr .Vinyl Top 337 ' MILLERS ' I', 5' -,t''Jc p-.sr'r ,s-!' tit-onaI room. *all 'ci .% A l l ir pr- ' C-' vate yard. 5e5' e 372 5764 attn's 28 Lots & Acreage 33 I LE V ISIOPI - $a --- - - 0109 IT -WEAT t.4ATZAC KE Walk - 2 ll,lrrn . I bath, A ir conditioned isoor y home Utility room Oil 1 ia re with 33 citrus trees $?9,SCf) 321 6105 '' 69 JEEP TRUCK, V 1767 Plymouth Fur.' iii. (a" ,•rtchila A.? (isfid-tOned 11 1 1'Lu*P'lJ S So- ov'IP aid soi-. .'m,lhmiiiit .SP'C 51% ,,p Apt.m., - ' '- a 12) '.''. P,'., imiti' m S19 1113 labor - "iCes 111 (1697 (141 mi Api' S'd V P4 PIE WOOD, 3 bedrooms, I haIti, f.,inily, room, large lot 515.900 '12 1150 evenings Owner Broker s -- r I V lonwergrnew$' 1' iIEED uSED CR F W'PRic DEALER AUTO SAtES PIN-f I? 97, S4nfr1 37) 17)0 CPim'vip-r,ri blew t ern4la. ()'itmermart PrtsO'uer, 14eu I', ,or , old, good nafur.v1, roOc around Small children Rest offer 371 lilA or 377 919 rip .5 Id,rtrI ,.r''jl'' '.mt''t'rI 'a ri Icily, ,mc.ac S-ngs'r i-ti latti itt-net. 591r Other 1m9 laas fro" IA? sip KIP4ciDOPI'S SFiPplNr. 'I NI ER, 210 F lit St, irmAfi 17) 4461 10 '('i)it, etc flit,' I or 1001 0--I .l??y'S Mart 115 S,jtitortl t, 54 A. C (oil C pupS Pet hart rae', U) 617A - ASH 377 II)2 three bedroom. I bath. feno-d tree's. I ' mortgage or ref nar' I mm, 116.500 377 $176 . I II or u',m'ti Iii,ti , burp. mllifil.,;v' 5.31 6177 '(1%. PprS.An part CalICO. I -yr 373 1177 I T2 Ml Cmrpti'fl, 1109% PRICES' nIal ISA ne-A 194, I t'.a'o•n (ont.i'i, loaded, $1395, 1944 Falcon $S')S 194% Plymouth, 1495 we f-ri""' P*,'meflt% 0 K P,'iip Sealpolof Siamese, lovable I of old. QPrsfte. Fpm*I. pert Singer - Wanted To Buy 52 ç,,,a.m anti a . , 6 , 1111 VA ti4litnI- lit $1513 Of 7 t- ,-" ""' ,l $10 Call Cyctit C,f,cimg.' UI '1*11 fir se. at 5anfnrd ',eac'nJ ( .'its, ,'d,icit I I AND OUR TptiS AD COMPARE UFAT) 1)014 7 ''7, 5' -' -' I' 1)111 IC Alit. I i(J?4 twerp Mundy Nil,' lOOp in in. ha l-,' IL' S We i,my lit I- r'p or household COfisigni ins-il ill I or Intorniafion ,ton Vim mnmllion - 172 9*70 Smirilmr II Au b.-.' II..., Il 9. 'iari,?tJ ',ANI OWl) 1l9,7S0. oni- (-It - I lIeu' iai', 2 ct' 't' t,nr ,ii tic t' ,l"rt .1 r ''g Sanl,,ntju 14 ('.'It m hit Pr ii OU KNOW TODAY'S PRICE TOMORROWS ARE Apply Supplies 4_csothing It BEETLE BAILEY Goods 59-Machinery ,-' .- A ' SSA-Household ___ - - -. . - a. a r,'ai.,r,,ri,). Carpenters and Laborers Co'c'rt.Oo BuIde'S. St 434. across frOm IurnS at A P Clark Chrysler SI-Store And OffIce Equipment 6.4 E5EO_V ________ I iIl,AH .sa,athi,i Ave i 11 il ii ,' I - Mobile Homes Rent 26 - ______________________________ HELPERS____ 373 58-Antiques by Chic Young 1 I - -.5.-. W6 - &3.AS5O a': a&i '/ •. I -. A. '--.SII,,*.Ci( 5'G '! S.- -, _________________ ____,_______ - 731 3S6). c' $13 Plymouth I305 I $16 05S7 AIsc ooefl'flQt for welder helpers anti SO-Garage- Rummage Sales MINE- p-, , 6. , t- a?h Ar he at $150 3 P-i' "5 . 1 ts• ,-,j AS? P!'o"e 33 4141 Male Female Help Wanted Cicamwater -- -- i (1.0011 ro.ln J. . .i rAg!', fireplace, plus o- --'and air, anti fly tflt,fltj ,,- ,itone t)edroom ,lp,.rtmi'rit " "itS *itfi 1 128 000 h-rrrs ,ti- - t ,,ir.t P ayton C.%III' 1' ............... • I • - • a- -- - - ----' • pair P1511 lIt.'. 2 l,-d? i.- - 372 i2377__ "-' - - ii C .1 ' . Unfurnished aeIdiflE7 new overlme, !t'Clln.Que5 Opportunities Icr .ctwancement. in eapasd1' toilet' Call or;.n,Ib!sOr' 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Merchandise I Ci'. Ii)i)'.i' Auctions 51 %(t(1ll'I Trriiit, %16. 500 Lake Wales Vat,Dn. ,tk p' Marine Eq"pment - UNITED SOLVENTS. Rcl.ab,e man to drive truck, load brad unlOAd materaal, and W0'k ri lumber pard 4,1 Hr wets te!lCnt Irrage benedts Applp ' person after 9 a re-' tO Sco!?y'% BulderS 130 5 French Ave Sanford For Sale 33-Lots & Acreage 34-MobIle Homes 35-Income & Investment Property __ Of Lad-ng. Warehouse *0'k Nted 2 a Ii'. .35' $135 plot 1 (lrcIrm House AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. INC. -rnmt'd,ate otopenngs for San optrators. moulder operators ti' oft men. assemblers, tiff Jr,,rrs Start StAt le'S, and helperS •-- h,-j AlIgI'S 'or ski's are ) j an anti up- full tme Short nc-' pard time avaslabr fat etk Complete berIefit '.rvcrams are tlbtt' for SteAd, worker'. (holidays, vacations. Apply 1717 Charles 5t - LCWA -.d a' "-i p')d,ct-Qn rnt-. B-Its o" ________________________________________________________________ Many more '' "'t1 iii C.co. EirIusve iNEWOOD ,ocjrlstOneAreSt plioneand rrakr appoin'mrit to sea' lbs nc"AIy redecorated 3 tnIti.! 1(1' i-F 5.117117 -_________ - - ------- 37-Farms I Groves 4_ FILLING. SOLVENT a AT TENT C' (,AP, (JR D PEOn. heeded Non. Complete Prstcuraflt Staff g rt COOh,S. prep man dsh - t's nitS-er5 bsgrl5. ssa -tre-VseS anti bOyS- pot asaIJ'lers, hostesSeS cash.ers Good Ra i ses. P1CC Boss We open at I Be Here Early' ALSO C.enerll Laborers'-12 50. Man tenance--57 25up Roclers helperS arid dry nab Peipef nil tra-ri Conatruc'.Dn laborers, apply 7-1 N An EQual Opp01'tufl.', Maple EmPlCvCr meat _1101 Real Estate For Sale . 31-Houses - Rent To is - LA%'r C 1 s'o'r Catrr-'s -t ri "c process of eapanson, and fl tilt' need of men Needed CtOVt man, pa-ter m,ca man Good p5.5 pa-ti P-.OldAyt. t,mt' ana a hat t o, c'scrt,rnr, ad aacat,Dn anti C SaafadCt bent.ts Apply •n Pt'S0Cyprus WetNO rt h 30 Cafltlb,rrs 27_Resort Proprty For Rent 28-Business Property For Rent Howvilla Bill .__-_ Male Help Wanted 13 Rentals - - ongn.'.i -- Bedrooms . n?r,'l !',-,I ,5i,II - . Wetrgerator, tables, men's ,ir't nomen's clotheS, lingerie. bou-5s 'i,gS. ;IiISC Itams So Old MonrOe RoAd 322 2046 SalurtImir or' I p r,'eflpf Irorit And back psi- i' ,im,t 5P. - p(lnJ 510 3 . I -;? IS, v.1-i seats. tools. etc '.i,ai,ji,rlin Ave - Sanford 1 !r,i-lq- r near i,tke A',ti'r. 'tim'il older 7 bedroom hcnie ' '- I mm,r',llilr ,5AStm,', ' r ill ft.)Ill pArf Ppr%iln violations possessed Repossessed "'on Qualify 'nli,rr mattEd r,rn,iarihS a, It, ivnij rbo'It and Separate tog room, kitchen, bath, The best thingS n iii5tNt AND 'c' getting higher, but not tr., I. iCti 3 bedroom, naIl, mar lruit ',n's Omtl $16,500 i Houses Rent Unfurnished 24 r uiltimt RNs Anti I P4'5 3 11 F. P a rt t,me i. PP4s 11 7 pq'rif'fl(rCl aideS 7 3, or 3 I shi 0 taka • A t -' .5,I r,_ (.-'.' lIt I .,r5)IC NS ' -- • I 7 3 £IcdrOC'r' Tra,lcrs A, Apts 2 Adult parks 2 AmEs parks 3515 Pie.. 11 Illi ii r. • - 0" ,' Exclusive RIDGE P/. viy to heal the high rott of Ivil i' To buy lhiSfl ,CCdUPICI, reStli' 'Ii .'n' unit, and lease the other I. . ome 120.700 SAN MO- PARkS .in n'Ac''rC'r'r' at' a SAlOn Opefl'fl- SA'(' i rt'as 4cpIt5 onl.Ctrn?iml $31 501' i• .a'o C -. rSc' -. - . 4% v.4 I' __Z__f,Z__Z:7= C - '.5. -- - ---- ',a'hortl S .tIc'S L WELAkA APARTMENTS 111 5% 1st çs far,t.-' Inctructinn 7 .- -__- -- prosimatelv 25 hits. per astek 51 CO per hr Apply .cs person GUYS HOUSE OF BAR OQUE ' 13-Mate - - A\ ALON APART 551 NT S ADULTS • PlO Pt'" 115.5% 2nd 5? CahIll - ----- -- -AV Counter Girl Wanted COIN DII CL EANFl Is comrIg to Sanford. Two choct ocaI , os flea r to con ,enienCe %!Ørps Ideal investment O po'?uflity For more ,flfOfmAt.Cl0 call George CaP,eio (3051 644 $.71 , nr.tf' to Mils ptars.On Ccirc' , c:a çi' ' r 'a. ' - - I e-Financial k- -I - by Crooks Tp4AT _-%_1 _ CAPTAIN EASY 161"4' . -. Garaqe-Rulnm.lqe Sales tiring? % 51ALlFYlNG' JuSt $7,000 hI,', bedrooms. I' bath with Pa' P ne In Wynn*OOd Month', m.nt SI)) . comlilehesI an II r 4..arS 140u%r easily worth SW 000 alt 137 1710 -- I aed lPedcPOm Modern C OMMODOR ( APART ME NT S 1' ,55,t.nol,A %5 - I , O .5 1 ' - - SO Ii- n.m' NO I- ___________ - S. r' Female Help Wanted LY NORGETOWN .7-Instruction L ,., - Lu"S and ssater i,.rnished 5771,0 Adit5 301 F 4h 372 7798 - ti?' i..ii- 2 bath, separate dmnflu 'mm. li ving room with fireplace h JP, c PilingS On corner with lii! ii,r area 517 'C,) KINGSU[WMY home. 3 lx'dro.ms, 3 Era 'ral heat and air. kuicherl 55tP and d,sh*asris-r ran ta' mat dining room, fully car VA. IHA - • • frl,'tl encloSed garage I. ( ni-went tonal F lnan iOu l7 I Crank. flulider -. -• (uN S PAl I C. T4rV E 917 ,'1 151 ','I 'a" tlamI. Pro' C?,"' fleer tirS A It Open I days 3)1 4 Two Story R 331 )fl ' -I , Autos For Sale Pet; And Supplies 5) Household Goods SSA Sports Eqiilpmont 'I-i - ',qs PP 3$) RCi-atIrufit"4'Y I Speed -.5 IC-)$ - p j,' #.'.'. 'yl,f -'ci" Sot' ;i'is 1il '. I, git ,jti1rct iand, all fpnrii 125 ((*) I "'"is il L 1,6't A-rd -• Ii ?t' rm . II,ft, ., 4 O*.I M i'or'ri hOt! on a srr IA'. ( al OI?)041 $1 hAS apartment to share aoother All utiJitS fur n,shed. 323 1110, ask fOr Troy Se'' Ornamental rIurserS relred mas be COntidtrtd Send shOrl resume 10 BOa 43 c o The Sanford. flit a-i '.a'h-r.l :"t 1 Announcements no Rent sd 14 411 1 1 Furnished Ma?ure Male Help asanted for asOak A Schwarz by Bowen & L. 'PC asCii-Id -. mbt" one pen Al P.0 • w'-f' o-oe'. e.3 per cent o' , , 'Pie oen bul ,nCit Our cc'r's ,.q. Caced n schools. t,brar.eS, ast'Crevea A 'ports, banks. etc ca-s are veØed F .rst I .me otter thiS area L.v'.ted number ot .1 S,,butOrsP- vs asa-lable In ..e%tmpcit r0' S7 50 tO $2 595 fro"' Van or worran mjs! fuIl, seCurCc -4 itb'r'C' Wfnd3 Or .ihirs ante' 0 SCts-C! acco.rn1 Call 353 0 0 " C)as'ona Reach ''Cd-AC • 1Ci-. 'Cas. Of v.r?t co-rac'c" Ar's '1S P .doc'd A • I. P 1 L-± r TTT STOP BUYING AYV BARG". 0 ? b'td 'C I St Ct 'O' riat ,i•i ?pit afes ecI'iaI 4 i £Oi''%r'% P'Cv 1 0 f 1 vOt P'5 'p't' ta- ?* t cl (C"v i.r' Apartments 3 IA Urban - 2 bath. lAm .1 A, At peted. (orfle' 0? Ilei,nancC 33) 1141 r rc'fl'!' A.r 7313 7 ttr $ rno., - 3 batlt homP on I I.e Dodge custom SO'tSfliAIS'f $450 .111 Ft-". - ,tPt esN'r*eflCe in pu l l -0 It hOmeS and tt up Call 45..) p-4.lI.rØ MoP-Ic Homes, Hs Il 97. OranGe C.t. C1"0 !P'C Wt ers1, ng BQi,nl'$t '.cs Li __4_) al-5 I ?/ . .- - $ '' 291.6 i o!l Cm-n•ui rrnnnl,tie Van 1/11494 SJIAPIISIIFI) 3 t,drms . l' bath ,'' ..gmIa' r Ili' N ice neighbor ' I antisa ape.? -t -.. '. 5), ,l) I)) liP i 1)2 960? i)'it) I tTh4lRI)'" i I, ti..' lo t thiItIi A, i'u.' to-. '\ 1?? 3111 - - A, -.i1')IAS P4rSeI'y and Ch i ld Care .-"e' Oonu MondAy 322 3594 5'an - 5 , e' -'YO "C 'o (- yr i r-fk `~ SAP ss ii care for yOUl' ch ild In my Isome java 3336311 have transportat.Ofl Call after 5. 5717644 $74 PEN --- - - - --- -- ç - ' Tr,m carpenter, must -I. '" -~ -LJ ''..S Business Opportunities ~i, - . - V.ri'ntr AS. fs :oo I .'. 37) 1730 (las 127 vat 3 "Off "I block, tIp II V'•.l'e. flew (lrpetiflQ. cash anti 55 13,100 4IiflP mortgage p ,,rman. flroker, 113 7611 Care i II INV • I NIl. AWl .. F. ,41 rflsl%. .itS 5 I i'fljICI I .i'Q C .i e t ,I$t A,$I Ac i'"' fli1 StI . - .''. 'cc C t' Of Copy \:ç kw - -Al a . Domestic Child 17 '1' C's of Samford casi Ses •• Dept is accepting appicatOfit IX 'he ott.ont of Ma,ntenare and Utl.ly Meal QualfcatCfls - If 45 yr of a g e, etementAr %cho.i edJat -(' rCSdCflt f Srm,'( COuflt ter at least s's months mpesper,cnce*nQe(1eralu'1' '5 Anal flA,nte(1ACC QaIf ngtetts wil beheld a' A 55 and 1 30 P 55 cat Sept 37?!' and 711!' in the cts hail Submt appI.catlfl to the Civil Serb CC F samrec' rI City ha ll not IAC' than Sept 3eth. 1972 A Ci WITM l . Car HIP C Phone 1345,1' Pr- A Insertions -No Change j1a&f YOU JUST LOOK AT GL/SSE CAN SEE EVE14 TRt.JIDAD ROCK r L.) c4 C Et3 Rates For Consecutie \'.- rRY T4E COULD t he Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. I - 67 Lance' (.1 PottS, 11(54'?, tytv'Oi "'l.' Cooled rs "tn ti,t's. Allow l.9qs riatterIf $1543 119 and I - "-ci 'o' 'oc 4% SIA-a ?a SI)) -sp't -or. Suppt ad Bar,' on r"l ifiP.o, 'a-i 1971 DatSun 17. A-? so oI.ra of AM CM rad-o 1)' - fif11105 $15130 DEA( FR AUTO 3A1.111S .5,'.? 6 ',It Il) 17A 4A'y 1797 Sanford Realty %fliii 3 bfdr nu" 1 t- ..'' ,'. ar conhjilorIc,. tar t"' fl rarport (iris ' .. It'V(i Cell III øt 11 0 1)0 ----_ ' ; 11 16 13 cJ.IIa 9251 Autos For Safe 1 745 Rimtat.c ) do-ri' ra'ti',p A t, ')IA Pon'IC Temp.t ,. situations Wanted -------- --------- hOtjr 15 Auto; For Se', 15 -_ ill Al [',Tt,tf iPa',IIIIAPII"f" II i ,'.l 't I iu,It ,I T i;, 'lI ,i'S 1,1) ------- • - 1 i'arh alter . BALL REALTY INSURANCE . A -- CtC 11esres part Scm f e? Cd Oth. church time custodial 4 110 14 1119 preferred Phone 31 L_._ - '.iesm*n ,- low, ill off PRISCILLA'S POP - FREE SHOES Par. time knaPP 5ho mmst'c'1 earn tQ O fltCr bus ',P'C% NO fl s!rntnt! Free Eu.pn1eflt' Fret a,nino PrC'QrAn' lSr , te H E Maor.er One pV(lrlIfl Mass 02101 T-'____________________ C.cic1year haS opeflIflQ% t01 4itI tn'e cOiiedO1'S ApQ!y irI person. See S .5' t4,r 555W 15 St - SC'u TROUELED' Ca 5%1 C..'t t 5.41 202' f o r Tee's Au$s 4'.1 f -. - 16 - and Jim Hunt - 1I C'oa .j -- I kan?enance man and 'a".d INCrt 'ceded OIa.fl vcm0r,aI PArk 323 12,13 DIAL ADEIsOTION 323 $ I0 en!ra Pac%' CP'uc!' 831-9993 LI \\ -.1'• Orlando Ot\ rLP4MtNT OWNI 4OYI , AYI..N k 0 ION De $; c5,1 i'i t t rt. y rcom ('ii, tONI autl Salofl. Sanford k & Jeans op,rator% Plaza. needS beIut paid Full Or pert too( 1,lQr tme Hr c1 lia ) t% -aery Needs" Houses For Sale It Houses For Sale 31 I:iS part timC Of full timi. We IrAn you. Good con,mtI%lOfl. etto Cab Co 201 S Park -------•---- - - . i _. S .EvEJ AEP ESE E El -- - ' ',%iL P437 ItE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DE B TS INCURRED TP-IAP'd 'r ANYONE OTI'4t MYSELF AS OF SEPTLMER ' 1973. Le%'C' Ve'rI0 Jr Seminole _ ;: q%'A 9C af ter C t THE BORN OUR - m ale Help Wanted lQ' Pr.1it 0(1 3anAJfr TrAf1'O re manuflctutlfl9 i'er5n to Federal Parts, Inc PIcIQ 140, Santord Airport, Part t.r'r . DRVE 'on tV...1 ta$'er Icense 323 11II IJ'.l TED SOLVENYS. Personals ,~,O,Oi ,~ ACE V C At Cedar (1 If'!' & QZ or 3 - Direct Phone Lines To Want td' I ON AN £) name s I II TrrlCr. blAck & tcnon ST •••• •• )ST 'OS Mal e- Fe Male Help Wanted 13 JPf C4MPO4 ll"D d AP?N flJ &5' A WT Y VM rQ'C MtO CV THE C*SrLi u&RPS ESThYIS M AN' 2 ds eral by V. T. Hamlin ALLEY OOP Ad with a Classified IF 11I.IX ' on DAIL 'v 'i L'nIS DIRECTORY L..Ip 3 ,%s.s 3 hrie Ad--$504 $16!0 $4680 $6240 4 line Ad-S6 72 $22 t . line Ad---S 30 52? SO $79 00 THE HERALDS OF BuSl\E Sj', ICES DIAL )U ol1 or 4 3 ')'J'-7) OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOLR NAME U �I- . =____ __ - , -U ", - ,; P-Tht Fray. ,epI. HerIc nzrd iir OUR CHURCH Highway 414 Fo't City. Florida Sunday School Morning Worship Church fvening Worth4) Wed Prayer Pacin' & brat c a " I 0012 DC o*" :. SCI* it none 0(c,r Corner 7th& Elm Y OU RE QUE 14....J N I ..L. Se'VC?% .,into It S.rv Xi ii "• 11 Xii IF Y, G 11 7 V- I') " 1, 1. Thom(l. V IDa m tO 30* rn Ii' ninWO'VIiP 7 ',inea Wofll r. rn ,, 1;,111110 s,PI lS CHURCH Cot 1411) St I. Oak Au Pa?or Pry Pour" & , Ir lp rn I. CtnirCt TriinlflR LvnsflC'W0PthID A 1r ST AU&USIIP.l CATHOLIC CHUs`1 Sunset or near BU" Cass.Iberrv M..fIn' ~ I 1~ 6 .. ~~ ~ I ~ ~ s-< ig ___ . . 1C " Mornilvi Worship (vrnnuWt'"P Went il'.i,'pi ,i'rv.I - Shp , . "L 'i , V - - . 1311 , _~ , . 1 'ilL -, - I.. -~ :'. it IL- - • 00ci Sir. r : I, 11 10 4 e 7 OCp m 6 . .T -- .- . • . • -. . -. -' & • 1407S Sanford Ave MI' 'r Dr HArold Nil"" 9 ___ Your talent is your trademark of divine Individuality . 10 008 11 Xa -. Ill SANFORD CHRI'I lAP. Ev,nInO WShIP Thuriclas Midweet Service 131W Onora Road Phone 177 9343 • lop in iimrC V$ii(tfl' WorsfliPV' ' )( p in Sundill StoO ' ' cVa = 11 7 )Cp c'- ' Pi'.tO' i &"" Su nday Schoo l Morning Worship . Cnuc Sho0i Morning Wo"sh,p -, Ii art ft ti MornflIJ WnrspIII In I YI I vefliflhl Worthip I'i yri Wrdi,.J ,.'rvii I (),,,.-Ii ()I (i,r:si CHURCH CIT CHRIST 7 101; P1 PINE CRES BAPTIST l.ir,i.'. I CHURCH .,unflo', ?Ct,oOI t5 Wed IveniflO Pt.lyI't Service 7 lIp in 5S'hI5T CHURCH ,62a Palmetto Ave ,, i,, Sctsou 'to WO%PiP .ilnqeliSIit ServiceS is ,•f'! c' FIJI , It Wi (veniflu S(nC_ tá%t••I Il C Ili 6O0p in 30p in (110 1) 4L6 - - 7 lOp • - - •- 4a ' CCii in 7% 9 9 ?Sii in p. i .ninu Worship U Xi in t. vrfl'flU Service VrtIiiCSItlY *,t. is 6 Cop m .j_ai (Jt,-i.luI ,i PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Miahwis 44 WtSI Paw Soinflel P.sIp, b'rwe' Jr IthIr SCHOOl Myfl'nO WorshiP fveviinn WorSPiip -- I.............- . lOXi ll 11 OCi v, 6 COP in Y t vs Bbtt zIan Morn Worship Evening Worship Istiir CIfl%S 5'. SCIENTIST ID 00* fl II 00* in Op in c' ' 100 East Second Street Sunouis Service I. 77 Xi n' Sunda 5hoo' P 0Cc Vdnrt0a ¶e'cI J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E C £ i an Stcttt THE MKIBBIN AGENCY tn,ciranct just I V' Mci-fling WOrSHIP Evening Worship Pveye' P,lpt't,nO 'S0Iv Yeith I rllOwShP (ron - luesday 7 lOp vt DEBARYMANOR trflplOS-" Ktritoiky Jim b. DEKLES' 0 Mel Drkle and Employcs ' '' BAPTIST Anl,uC0$ buIpt is? '',' (' 'COO CillCij', lEapt is' Ct r, it l, I•SdI Llkt 6. 3vo L. Wil l' map IF Ce,seIt*rry 151111 -4' Cn,ircn,770 Se,n noilis flivI! IIapIs' L "," t" ilil (liii. Ave Chuluota $ •rl IE.w'-I' Ellie- 5;,n'iltis flas'f'st Chu'c?' Old Oriancn' Rri Melt?! Ave I tv-i' Sap's' Church 514 Per. Av i ?.,?WH1P f51pii;i ChvCh 1W Al!1fl101'?C Or Spr i ngs Pt 436 Altam011tC Spy no, First [tapirs' cni.rrcn 0 OeB.rs &!t '-.J Cl. 0' C.en(vO I 'V 114r' 's I. I,Lpt' c 1`1 0' iikt Ii' First IhIlEtlIt? Church Of Lbe Monroe r.r;t fl,p'i,t Church ,' Lo'igwOad. Ca' Cnurcn & Grant First tiaplis' Church of Firs, ildp'is' ChirCts ' San Landc) Springs first Shiloti Missiunart 5ptis1 Cni.wct%, 1101 V. 13tr . 5, rar1' Cit 5aptill C,wrCti FIVSI ipitie Cflu'C" of Outer I9iftflhri Head Baptist Chu'ct' Oveedo 1671 V. I,rst 51 jot 010 Miss10fl$1'w aunts' Church t. C?iutui vi,u (It ft.ii'13' P40r10 5 1 ti,np' Sf iss I4P'' r,,,'cvi No'??' P0 M' Phil P. IHLflP7 OakMaCeOOf.i M,.?.ion flapt's' Dunn P4'i Mernir Ciioy bugt?.s1 CIIUrC" Geneva San 1.a nov 5jptist Church *1' Olive Pd lonotovroaO Char! IP1X J' M' .fia' I ,ySiur.ivr ian' s' Missionary Ave M' lion MSk*ona? B4IptiSi SipiS t*r* fWIt*ei M,ssp?y Ctiuncti 9 pi 5? 4 p4chpr ip Assort lndepennt flptti? At'.sio'. CviC League fllUi t.nfltlW0l. III .• z. h.'.. Sale" 0-,fliitivC Sap';' Church 1504 V. ' .. 71t S. t',.a' LC? on hoc'?' V. PIk bIP'I? CH'C' RD P,r;rS? hiP'S' Cllu'Ch 115 V. Dnortl C'rv-r to, Is • r,je Re ISagi's C-..':' Pvjvj .Si55.Cflil'. flaP' V r0'C Ma.'.i. Set"Snip!1 M54C'hi'i BID?s' Cnu"c' V.15! Se h.. W Church ',,t eJ"?e .1r0i v. No 5ijnhana Baptst Chu'Ct 20t PlmCttO 74 5i RC 5' Jan15 M,;,Ofl*tl 5a,t.$? Cnu'Cr Cis! Per 5? PALO 5aptiI' CvturCt' 517 P'ne Ast 5' Mn"flr*5 Bap'" Cnu:Pi C.vtiir MhII '.fl3'ttC 5. 11 C'ii'. FIr'S' '.7"' S. ?041' Cvp'e)S SiC's' C'iYz' - Orin $t . 5? I C"iPi? bP'I' A7ivtifl?f Chv'rC Pjtn' Sp'iflQ$ 5prng) V,rstbde Misrina', badis' ChutCh 414 5 'v'.- Wham ChiC'l 9.'..tS witIIV'! 5' 4'' ic" Mo pe Sap4 t' ç - RI? n, f3pl;;? Ctwicn Mi'k ni •il • • ' 4, --ge ' Orange CATHOLIC ' (1ss.it.a'v •,' - prv- - .1.. O C .r 71 Cn s 51 Ut C'l' W 171$' 0' ." 'v' a b.,-!.. Or c.L.o Church 0' 000 c ;s - MOr l QF -0 . . - M - - _ - - EPISCOPAL SlufltS EPt't2o Cr,v:r E Al En'e'p''se ("1' i -' " :O '' Cc . , • .-.' '• D'cBa"h Ave L,. LUTHERAN C".."' 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I a. t NAZARENE F 1-5t ChufOP ph $ht N*zaene V. 2nd a t Mar'. Church LO" )I'55UP O'Brien Rd cont of the Nazarene, Lake W-01', 4a'.e Mar, C1UrC' Pt t he Natafent LOng*000 I '. I. u' WavvYtan Ave PRESBYTERIAN L41'..t Ma', UnillO Pre$UyIrr.iiI CHu'Ch Ave 4' 3i'Ø S FirSt Rm'b,teran ChufC , Oak f A. l-r?lr '- E'0 CD - .1*. . J 15 -Dc bil 4. OTHER CHURCHES AtIpci AM E C"' 6. l7r Al Par, C , .'. BI*UIII A tflue MO'flfl Ctp,l. B,.ra.11 Ave Ctw;uo?a Community church C'.''- 0o eis Cl r ,tt p1 La'ter Div 5•.ntt. 231 5 Pi'. £.v( Altamonte Spe,n Cormemdy Chapel. UCC Eatri-n Orflocioa Cnuvct, St .aonvn ChrØaltorr Cr.apet. P1*, 11 7, err Pirp r ChIrCYofCnrt.Sents IXE 2nd5? Lake Mon'oe Chapri. Or.nge Blvd..Lake Monroe Kungoom P4111 Pt Jehqvihi WtnewLike Monroe t tr• ttrr f Ih I vfl9 God. Md*b rft1? y5 Oper 1ibc IlDernIcle. RS*C )O Avp t011 7SeP, apppit Sem.roie High School) l-rt Prntttat Ctwrct uf Longwood Full Gospei Tatiernaci, 2774 Country Cli*b MI 01'.t MQisnc Chuecti. Oak Hill Rd. Ostepri SoflfDrd Allinc, Church. 1401 5 Pbr4 fv( tj abfltDrd Ctjirebi)r Jehcwar Wtneet. 1QIe * O'P 5? Tte SIlvition Arms. 214 E 2nd St Rolling liill Mwiwn Ctwrth. Altarnont, 591 . 4 'i', EA B2 v 'I) L -- -• - ' iF L' %4 ' -• • -- 'O• C , I \i-: Z 'I' Co - .. r. - - I. $.0 5_._ , J '11. ii Is, W cc 9;., '--1 cc 12 Ill . . 1' _ - __ . *!!,ii, %%,t i a. 0 A M ,., %.. , =': ? - ~ , --3 -3 V. ;a . 3 C a Is 3.1 In C wq Aa e : !i h !' 1! : J i 1 A t a : 1 3 I 5 6 . I 0", E ;s4o A ~ 's k. . Isa . ' i4 ' -.d .- LO I 'II! E X, fl a A 13 3 " Z 1: J3 4. E !a 6, 2 -il 5l 9 &LV1I11.! &!11ff .11 I • '_ I• S i L 1. C .4 , 'A - \*. ö .1'ell Bi i tie, *. ~ r ~ - 1 8 - 3 ,,- . ^ ;o, I. E '. . 'a on ." .9 ""' .k fl Ii: ''"- A I ~ a r~ 4 2 fl h 3 0. ~' 2 LC.- '. tj vm 6& '1 ,, 1 I. pi 3 to ,'l SEVLhTH-DAY ADVENTIST w1 DIt .bPt CtiuccP. $*y OIV Aøvtnt 436. F,S' C'v Sen?t oa, Curci. M.'Iand Ave IimDfit, $'.";J Sinfprø Sev,r" , t.c.r' Cnurcr L silt • < i:tt) -p 111.111.9 - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - •t - __ ,h?O re 13 Beir LIPI 0 ot • op. 'ad 1111411 •i cc- • '0 z U) .w i r 6 4) - .1-i-- • '•. CD U _, -'t P. 11111,11 R",__.,._ rj$mlfl%ICr PreDYte r..rI ChuccPI. HO*eiI P.rk. R' 4)6 Cict." .ji*,6i' MetiiuO'S'. Ri .4 * •' P.oa 5' ji'15 A Y E tsr I' CvP'tlS P LI5 Os',." St v'. '. A ' E Cru'C$' $' ' P.' S Metnod's' Chu'Cb Ost., Pd. En'ecp' 'St 5 M,''P'I'CP od'5' C S?af$o"v Mef!V b Cv'J"" Lahut I LAW "5'. UPWI C'""un"y P?1i.blpr,ifl Ctiurcl. Up%a(. PaDIP bivO . . . l~ 4, 0. n 1 I- Sic 'r Me"OC-%' Cnu'C' &ant.o I I I PrrsDteran ChuccI. a".s '5' un tee M.'i.ods' Crufdll, 419 Ps" Avi F't Mtt' 00 V Cbu'cf of C - Sc 'nerr Me'hod'V Church. 744 Santoro Aw9 Free Method ist Church, SCO W 4th 5?. Otneva :,,v.ia Me''O 5' C".'c GIc. ur 'ec StetnoOS' Chu?. O'toa PC C,art' C..dPe A ME Chsr'C" Ov.øO ca.tu'3.( Me"'Od'V Cnur C O "eOc Fe'v' F1'. &Cnewb Crurch of the Nazarene inU ? .i p center ; , . -,.-, I bear LPt Ufl'ed Method's? ChIurCa M ( Chu'cr Canaan sOn's Ihr'rf We'oCI' Chu'c' CasSe'Oer', cOV'.inu'", jn' Mapie FCc Par' C nurch pf the Naterene . C1110 4 0 46 2' 4- U) QZLU t7 In - 0 I Cl I Ui> I 'ii )- 0 UI .0 90 1I Pills, N N ('.4 4 In 0 4- F '-.'. - lid - > ut __ w' NO '0 >OV) .. - o- 41 F- . is isisis ist •- 2< >Z w (L) I =0111 LAJ 9- C 2 UI Z IL = I Cop n' LIJ CL /.;:...) I F2 wr-ctnesoay ChOir Pricticc FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF E'terPsf c' '.' P - I- - WINN DIXIE STORES and Employe s 17.92 5 Rust, Rdge P0 . C.ss.ibe"y $94 '"v." 'i '1?"'00%' CHu'S' W 0. Eta' • Simto"C 'I f .. , I si M nOr En'ro'he ChurCh 0' 000 LC V. 161r 5' C'urCr Goc .r Cr's' 0edc C' u'C4OI GOOD, 'oc't( 23045 C"jrcn p4 GC Pt P'OPhlCp 17CC 5 P1;,flinCr Ave Awl 2$0 Em Z"ei'Ch of God p4 PrcpheC . Crutch MaiPtanri Mnv Ma3naitnt' Cat Ave AIIAtWfltt St- 'rips CP4CIST AN • I irst t V. Onpna RU 5..s,tIuvd Chrk!1r co.,., Nov tns,Dr CItrittan Cftur" FIpr.0l PIIVC11 mallionso tIler LiAr RI? L ,4k-,i.4vs C' -1' 417 3' , Cns' Cner'CP a' .r t b."ir' I' CHURCH OF CHRIST il.• : (" v. .J. Pc. ' n'r i- CHURCH OF ODD ,00 $C3 -'':.0". C". :' . ' ChIJ'C' C' 000 IC) V. 27110 lJ"C" di God Ovedc C:( .i: riess t.i'f V:v'.- AvI a'., j'5!r % Church i1$ the Na' . Ar U c - n 711 fn Al 5oi' Ptøcr DeBa"v .. ' 5' AimS La'floc S A5ipos?tne CIthoic CHu'Cr $sne' 0' butlon Pa *.* i'e v-- . is . ? - - A.MART The Management and Employes TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff L0N0pLGATIo;.L c"ueua' csa so •lS a I .,- • ' . - GOV Iv I 111 ;l $ SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Ho..ird H H0dQi' and Staff SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY (it Ae tj HARRELL & BEVERLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC GULF SERVICE * 1. 410I (fl ad n Ernploye Stt,n.trom and Sta iJ'e v " is : ( & PAINT CO. INC. STENSTROM REALTY NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER "o . - THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave - Lake Ma' y SENKRIK GLASS L1VItULJ V IU' isic' - , ' . 'I !i.'.r Fillis. & 1 ..-- 7 lOp rf Z3ira,nShcei MrS'Pv Sund*, .(I'I3(Ji Mnsste' Morning Worship c IC I It a in Evening WOrSip c 45* in PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. Smlthand Staff L. D. PLANTE. INC. '. Eastot Interstate Oa i P Iju'Pr?! Keith PIUtCHCn%On Morning Worship Cucr Schoc it CO a in 7 COP in WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CO. Al 50T" Mr.andMt5,' PUBLIX MARKETS and Emplove GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford E..HICt..E Is. II tiLC. WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY E l'iic'- I W,sonandStat • I vso. . t--v II OOa in V 45* in e O0p in Longwood. Fla r,•,',' unoe, ScfloO' Evangilist kntt a. Lis '. ' ,' . I kA E!W11111W * ..... Paco Worship ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Santando Springs Drive _______________ THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Lake Monroe Orange Blvd .'. ?,ic [ • ,, V' 7 %Ii,,us'smt WINN tS('1t1 ,'. l" y iis 45 m-• . - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - CIC'r LAIR STORES INC C ;. 5 . -t- rL2) 1- ( ty EviflOiic Wed Pr a yer Mr,' - .' Geneva i 't - LINITEDSTATE BANK OF SEMINOLE 'tin Y Mt'rcer and Staff .5.I 7.11 171.11 ._ .____________________________________ V.1PR II,oiitiil%l Ihtil,' SIufly I 3D14 - ~~ 6 t Lis-. -( L . 317S South Orlando Drive W,II,,r C s,%?n Jr rflPfl SrviC 9 45* in 11 CCI, "I ip in , -.nr' $ufltlbh School Morning Worship Epworni LCICUC SOtVdO7 Itido . uk. : 11s, 1? 00* Church School FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. Pvio' C. cv V P ftennc Thuvsay It. I .t in i/urn If it/u .ilti i*Ci I - CHURCh OF CHfl' 7 1517 Park Avenue (,.i". I fll?Ic'iJ Ls'v' And Staff .....: ,. _ JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH to . CHURCH OF CHRIST PALMFIID AVENUE . C. I Mod3e 4'i l4Iiii Sloth 4mbl Worship f'ifl0 WorStiiP It Doa in 6 ISP in M Morlisnu Worship I,ilfliIlUUflioO i oo Pisirn Sp' ,nu Altafl,ufltrSPriflQ )M Onoil Road Pry Kfl,VtIit4IiIt - • ... , i... I *kDiii% COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 9 45a n' 11 00 * Evening WorshiP ' I . .111111110 _. I. ' 1.ii :; .I/r -z - r- . I*' ft I Minis t ers Pa;io" F 45* n' UMVF c • Well , r ~,11 A!, ' [T Bryant 10 Sunday ,fli'I I nt ASIClit .iIluSC Bye's Morning WOrSHIP 4 P lI5 4 It I : a no F cHr 3Lp c' 419 Park Ave & o_It --_. ~ c 1 ______ Oak Ave 1 3d St FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH You are unique. Discover your potential! Explore the satisfying fulfillment which God and the Church have 10 offer. ' Worship Sri Vice ILU WesI First Street In this changing world where people want to make thetr adenthy count. the Church offers avenues for Imaginative service It also loads to life's Source for fresh inspiration and understanding. .. 1vrfliII(Srevitt Priyrr MertinO JORDAN MISSIONAR1 IIAI'TIST CHURCH WI CHURCH Aft I, ' 1' ' ;611114 - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford Fla 7 30 c' Wenv'euav nV - 0 * "? 17 r'' ilr Kefl11I'th W Muil'S Prayer Serv ing to be used for the glory of God and the good of your fellow man. % l'r,l,.frriu1t IC C' WrO Bit.lt S'uOI 1 ~""` - It IFirt? rrviCC June *1. 7 30 p Vn I • COP t' Evening Warship . wait- ri _p.i 0 - - -I 0: iIi-P -t ?hI I tts( (j it . Ph 337 54C Ott 25th Ofl Pidprwood Ave Sanfo'd ICPPD'*i$e Seminole High School) piol Pr )Ohc' C. Cu'r, 10 DCa c' 501101. School 11 00* rn McnnQWOViMC ' lOP in (..i11nQ WorShip ThijrS 7 lOP in PniiyI'! Mpfl'flC V 45* LIMY1 or have some other special ability. 4 - - 'k PENTECOSTAL OPEN BIBLE TABERNACLE $011011 $cnoo have a flair for teaching • . . You pIr z musical instrument 'YOU is. 0. , ':;J ' `% , C. . f Pestov ii 1? a 'Ii OC' r 7 30 v'IC r' r ' i 7 , C METHODIS T CHURCH X - ,. I •. ______ Pbsl,- W flhiCS?4i0I CnnOu,YOr) McI" no Piistcr Rev Wllloiirr P:kr" Rcv. Kennett Miller Ai%! PsSO' 5 3011,11a m Morning Worship DISCILS 01 CHRIS , " !! - t_,$~,Ii - ;Y 1E'eo%Ial (venno COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH at Piney Ridge Rd HwI 17 Cas,rlberr I Xa v" 7 30p lOp in ~ _14A %. - - ~# 51 •t.. ' 3p er RI'v E RiPP Glans SUflOJIP School Worship CHRIST UNITED I le :I 51 OrinO, Street Ilfy C'ar tiller n0a School ..'iarpng WorShip v.'nF [enfl0 Worship Is hip 5!C1 ',jri - I'- •' - I IRSI PENTECOSTAL ChURCH OF LONGW000 ucct Drive. Sunland Estates F iRSI CHP ISTIAN CHUPC' tO Xi in 11 00* in i. 1 ,* 11 ø,i IC C' I, METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd it Woodlawn Avr ' rss rt',v enjoy dancing 5211011 Ilibit Stud, Morfl,noWOhP . . : 4.j li , , l'.ii • c' - I-- I 4 j' 'k t ,s, , Pei 0 - ;~A - I1 ,' - `L- 1~ if __ t ______ ______ ',,., GRACE UNITED vat? • Pra Postal 0 I ^ 'm L\)''.s, ,t*)IIt (rt iS f"q' t. i-'cr -lit . - . - - 11 ' , At ik'ç'. O'. Em 10 SCI m (v$nOeIISt.CS'vCi' Wee Pnave' & 1/il/u at/p,i • 4* v' 451 in C W H*ll W I to A '" c', "4_19e!..,- - k 1__*,.~~~.. 1 A .i % 1011 le OF% *tf c 45* m Bble StudI r (.Itr,Isa': INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSION Longwood. Fix Civic League Bldg '" t 'CI'S Morfln0WOrCI Limpr A ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pry 1nv' Iso" Out PiiiI V. Till-ui' 2 11, "Lt r, r Sunday School iPqrr, plC,c' 'r'e Chur;r c's t he s hr 1. fe rio 5, . . 4r 1, 4 103* ISthPIiCn 1? Lake Monroe. Fla " 8 it 3 ~6 il = t LUTHERaN CHURCH THE REDEEMER S V 30 L 11 a Morning WcrsnC' P,qri Ynuth FellOwShip SinoSP" ' Se'V"(' C~ I .~, ~ . 1, . : ~* - LA*E MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 17I C' sti' L.kr CIt 1.1,1/it TillS 1. 5,,a$ Mni%'ec m V4 tloOa rn ol lop m Yip '' 1 v' L, ss~ ,28, .9 V 4-" 59 - ,; A . - JunOt MPc?'flO 1 CONGR(GlON ' CHPlST1C 74015 Path *VCOUI R e, 9 4 I iI a CHURCH Lake Mary p.. J H CPftmt)er'. Sundiiu uflUdY School MOrninQ WorShip Tr.fliflUiiti t vrrinr. wc)'snir Wed II .' ."." ~_ 9 ~ 65 V s.'•..• , FIRST BAPTIST AVrV 4; X k. V ~ 9 & -a,-;~ a _ t .c o to , -4 i , E ' flOp m • DCC' L. %S,o Week ICC e"-..CE' and " '" )Th SO It ~ .8 L. ; W . ~ : . A :,,, `1 1 i is, 10 )Ci irfl,fGWCIrP' '. ~ ir. co J= 10 a ' xp )c VoUth HOW !t . "40 r1 Nuvs,ry T)pri wTP W illi ~8 . 1 t .9 4c r. 4I m CC C, S.MCL' 7tC r $ rn. 10 IQii r Si? MaSS Sun Ma% V 45. Xi rn Sunday 5rhr MniflU Wot.C' 110 Conteuiont.S1? 7 p m 9 ,* I , >M I .8 : a 5 6 ~ -Z ~ .t W ;" d, 0 Nwr Pa,o ASSISt 'I%?(' Sat VIQIIMAV SunMaS'S : A 1 -. 1 - A4 k 6)P r t .r wcrs'c • .'r .. HOL'? CROSS 4015 Park Ave i•• - 710 Dot, Ave.. Sanford Fr Wt$lar Er'n. p j we" 11 cvr,wc,rsp,p r' CHURCH Pasta' ~ - r* - I .ji't iijiiil ALL SOULS CAT t4O.JC It GOD CHURCH flthar.d Elm rp, s 10 00 it t"O% OrC t' . (,oilif i-ST ASSEMBLY cr 11% 1W ~ 7 ) toll "I I1 FIRST CPILRCH OF THE NA2&R(P( w :nd si at Maple Av c Fv0 ç i' rr%. VP m 'eev't . & Ic Od P. R i , Sunai S:noo it DCI 6 IS r, IT. hen PnA'Mf'f'''3 N ~ C_ r- ,; lil. , . *Omni ..c $i Se'VCCS cPiu'c"''' (venn 4 bwmaloll 00 C rn CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPH(C :sm Strett and rim Ave 1 JCa Ev,1U11'c rdto' NUhI ct P. i- . .r r• sr R?j'i 'u1, i ". .0 L Community Center H o.s 7 . a 4i >. g I Temporary Geneva :2nd Street iiWII?C Se'v jpi' SrC CHURCH H'c ci CHURCH .. 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Q saw All i&jrath V re.villtencing of the CithOr 57 rial action for on fille at the prism f(w the othor Cre M the 13 ed of rap. .,asrenoved from Friday for a court Simon said state and court of- the prison '.' fklals are trying to process appestaflc.' end no action .II in the 2 fI1'1 fl th.' these resenteneing races but ifl prn' ('ir' ri.'r 'wt.I'SeY that their efforts might rne $fl,-Ttec by adc1'd tvrn "1 fr,r I t. . Amusement Parks 1' Plan Expansion j E CIO ty Po lice Nab Suspect rotilil I Hemelflb('F catching the rings on the mut'rry'go ORLANDO. Flit. Al') or a dare (1ev ii ri(le on the roller - coaster" i neil. iii I They u' going st romiger than ever, according to i iulust my spoLu'- ByGrRY TYIJ'K Speedy work by t.wo anfnrd police officers led to the arrest tA an Orlando murder suspect Last night, less than one half hour after the murder oc- mort' families around the world. West Town. Safari ,lisngle and Representatives from Santa's World. Wild this week to Mother Goose Village are meeting at Walt Disney World in Orlando talk about new rides and mind-boggling contraptions. World with a " 'We'll be looking at Walt Disney Ifl icroscope, said Ro be rt It ludred. executive tSSUCIEI' UPH secretary of the I nternational Parks and Attractions. After their three-day stay at the Central Florid,' complex , the repre$4O0-milltOl amusement California. New sentatives will be returning to Ohio. I in- attracting * I r ........ S USPECT 10 F- C LOG B) John A. si This is American Constitution Week ...fl y Old Glory evty day, please. . . Called crooms High School and was told that their public address system is being repaired and that probably by tomorrow the entire student u t led—DAILY-111, body the Pledge of All egiance. for their $ will be introduced ::::;::-. Well. I couldn't have been proud' into the U. S.. "including : your kids, too?) Oh well, we can always blame not for teachers the "educating" them, right? Its th. noteverthefau1t0 the "love bugs" are cluttering around the doors to your home, one of our readers just might have an answer to ij IC I #i and U. S. activists antiwar - who o. Sanford, In 's presidential campaign into West Virginia among miners es looking for vot coal country, :. 1 and students. to PIu:ssI)ENT NIXON plans a pep talk today I (town U. S. diplomats assigned to help crack on illegal drug trafficking around the world. particular subject they in- of new faces is A NEAIt-IIECOIII) number next Ilouse of Representatives, likely in the may not be but the effect of the changes noticeable for some time. World, )tI.I)I(F'SI.'\TiTII':S from Santa's Town. Safari Jungle an(l Mother Wild West l)isney . Goose Villaite are meeting at Walt new gmmmics World this week to talk about and attractions. PeIham stressed that the At Sanford Middle School, children with perceptual children with the reading difliunable to keep culties are placed on controlled problems, being with their fellow students. readers. After being diagnosed, pace — they ore placed in individwil groups. In clintrithi to 5011W on a 1w 1 three part series on other schools, according to reading program at S4' Pelhamu, all of the teachers at ford Middle School whiCh Sanford Middle School teach primaril y dents with the reading along with whatever problems encountere d by children having perceptual (tflhlculties, which concludes today, has upum left parenily .• m iscoiltt ptiOtt.S, c ording -. to comments we have - ' , - - 1 .' . - I .; . . jr 1 I_~: -: Reading, .- -. p : . V '-.. E- ' - MAN adding still another $400 billion W that silloUflt. (8ee,ItOld You not t worr y ' nuttins' gonna turn ou t t-iauae . right, anyhow.) [1 IN Ernest Mabry, of afternoon when a according to llrc he atMeti. Is the taught by each language arts, anti 41,11 every tr*hri at the school as opposed to is few Isolated programs which are being Presented IbroughoUl the county. AttunUti& to I'tham, for the first time this year, (hariotle Geyer, language loss supervisors iris cuiw all that requested pensulory students take the perceptual lest at the secondary level. si liii alt of .. BURNED 'N BLAST 111(1 Maple AvenUe, suffered minor burns Sunday In his home, small kerosene cook stove exploded Chief George M. Ilarrielt, no other schools within the county with any type of reading program. - . this would be fallacy. [here are is few schools in the oUttt) with some t)pe of reading prugrilin undrrwi& but Sanford Middle School principal 0111111l't-ihai" has itatid the icitoot is the out) entire whust' uric i-urriculuu% Is geared to reading, and "I will stand on that record." 1934, pork chops per pound. Or another way of looking at '- how "well-off we are". . - this eVJfltry'S national debt back In 34 was $39 billion Today, you'd be b-iff: by not intended that there are i. . WUS triplication ' V - schedule their eleetloi to cohicide with state and national etectiuns. Stune has proposed holdingall Local elections an the same day as the , pdmurY MW said runoffs should be the for sicbeduled stitches in his foot. ApparentlY the accused removed the scattering eLections uuIl& the year. In same cutIes there are said Governor Askew Po requested a report on the ncident after Lockwood advi.set etecthinsuloneformur tet sick of beins c0ed upon taote 50 1111,91111 , rn open while in the Seminole A full report will be sent to the Governor's office today. It is the purpose of the be recognized so these unfortunate students may receive asilstauce. and further that instead of isolated reading few programs In some schools the emphasis on reading m ust be counItwtde - In d e x Entertainment 6a Horoscope 411 hosPital flutes Fblme noUces lÀ Society -4B Spur ts À Stocks Lk I-V a deaths Bridge calendar cLissif ted ads ' - And, he are frustrated. contends, frustration and unitety brings with It a discipltium.ry prmb1emfl. The youth. he said, have a brilliant potential, an etreinelY high l.Q.. but are reading l.*,low grade level, however, Sanford Middle School, pursuing the pblei1is. reading below grade level the pre vmousy ear t(.6O Per Centlast ',eaE' last disgrace." Secretary of - ending his life. series to point out that the struct. M 3tate Rkhartf Stone k" stitches while in his cell with Specialized Training Ca ted For Readers By MARION BETIIEA Terming returned here Wednesday with — 0 were selling three pounds for 2k. Today, they're around $1.29 1 I journeyed to North Vietnamese capital. You just don't know when you're well off. If you think that we're suffering from mflation, take a look at what happened in Germany — a couple years before Hitler's arrival. In the year 1 914, butter was . selling for 1.4 marks per pound. A mark Is about 2k in our j . -' money. Well. In 1923, butter in Germany was selling for &thousand-million per pound. As an exnmple of the wily things were going here Ui (/ r- . McGOVERN presses his TALLAHASSEE. Polk explained Lockwood bail sustained .1 cut foot while urt at treatment dergoing a nd Chattahoochee I - Disgrace is ov V — " i -- kba Sheriff Polk said Arthur C. Lockwood. charged possession of stolen property. was found early Saturday by jailer Pat Jonbkethngin - I .- - ci e year-old Maitland youth in the county lad during the weekend. N. inventions." £ s i Gov. Reubin . V. r)t ue.itinfltflg. Sgt. Georie McNamar t md other Orlando offietr Sanford imrnedlalu'I, ame of the suspect' u ,earning .mfter Brriwn ,v - i; "a ,ippreheflsti)fl. transported to OrLando. wher" 'e .vii .v i -:harut withmur'ler BILL SCOTr ;.. .. . ......— l . - THREE AMERICAN PILOTh are freed from captivity at a release ceremony attended by relativeS em • Spanish. helping us to get In without a hundred bugs coming In, too' The woman caller iaid, "11 Y ou burn a I'IC mosquito repellent just outside the door". th Move away. it'll make e bugs el A tt after released mere - ::. SEN. (;EoImE Just might not have been in your fav3rite pew yesterday? A nd If :.:.:::. flflD4 • NewsDigest Its been what seems like the old such a long time since down my and chills ran up GOOD. spine.. IT FELT What did your church do to promote Constitution Week? (Or maybe that's an em- ) I 1 - th e American Flag (in front of .) er th e altar) and when Fath each of us ed Neidert remind about how poorly our (lag was 1; treated recently in Munich. and encouraged each of us to sing.. more -4 Ct. Mike Rotundo, and Sgt Ralph RisseU staked-out tii' Trailways bus itatton at Second SUeet and Park Avenue n Sanford. figuring the susper might try to come to Sanford catch a bus. The only thing they 'iagu.' ad ¶n -work with va' desaiptinfl of the auspect physical build. When the car pulled up at thi' bus station. Rotiindo ctrcte.l around and was able determine that the 19M ()1u1smohile station wagon had in Oranie County license plate Finding that out. the two uiflcers miweit in And arrestt'd Willie James Brown, Z. if ')rtandn Three other people were 'he car with Brown. but they Prisoner of new rides Amusement officials predict a variety Lake Mary yesterday. Rev. : William Neidert scheduled the National Anthem for the recessional. . .with one of the younger members holding high 0 Iwki i lk parks and industries are scheduling meetings family. recreational centers to involve the whole German and Italian At the Church 0fthitY APPREHENDED IN LESS THAN 30 MINUTES Orlando murder after he Willie James Brown, 25, was charged in an to was captured in Sanford last night Three Sanford officers (left escort Ralph Itiusell and Walter Jones right) ( 'arey I lt'rndon, Sgt . . Sgt. George McBrown into the jail top photo i after his arrest. 1)(.t ( below lead Namara and other Orlando Police Department officers Ill- own from the Sanford jail to transport him back to Orlando. (Photos by .John A Spolski and Gary Taylor' amusement parks. said Mildred \\e re a lam dv .triented industry. wholesome diversified 'afl(l we provide low-cost of the ía mily entertainment for all m,mthers range from small ferns The amusement parks scale wheel and merry-go-round attractions to large Disney -stYle operations. Although the basic concept is the ride as the I)il se new gimmicks and for amusement parks. attractions are being added. "There's a growing interest as more people have a and shorter work week and more time for leisure more disposable income," said iludred. new leisure With - an advanced highway system , combining on complexes are being planned based outdoor activities. rides and attractions with for amusement Companies plan their picnics at novations tiii,it rnrns'di,,'.'IY thu suaper.t was arrested at fl:;U1 M-corrnng to the Orlando police. Howard Jones V. of Wheatley Street. Orlando. was shot and killed during an arwnent in the parking lot of a liquor store at l'fl) West Carter Street, Orlando, When officers arrived they found Jones lying on his back, bleeding profusely He was dead no ,irrival U Orange Memorial Hospital The emergency roomOrlando police reported the incident ocrurr o i shortly k JitwIr() aiies. Paris and HI() (IC 10 the UA. Sum. Court ruled against capital punishment. -- il 'h pr tiut.'q the men to cnurti and fint1lni tommse1 for them Raymond Mss.v'v. prkon 'uperintendeflt. said that of the inmates (OvCred in the federal court order. I have en r.'sentenced to life, th ree resentonrod to n years .men, nine were away from the rka'n fr.r Inmat#4 who wetP nn Florida' .. Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 20 . death row wholn Monday, September 18, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32111 1. a lb.' Su1,rrn Court hal (trP(1 life sentences wi th parole 1is1bt for V mrn'd.r.'r' ''' ord.rr1 resenteneing ,n Iowr cou rts of II P•tV)M of rape se,,. .'tsIi'.e district •trlr chair. A U ed .fatksonvllle order ec,iirt In . - "_ consider not wr.ulcl ..nfrr,ting. (!nlss IN, Hf.' ntcrn-.'q or.' il"rnnrul H. Hike;. uinvktetl of truuuut"d h'fuir.' if new IIIW I'- uuuuird"r In linlion IIIv't County (:Ircuu ( oiirt cnteutpd fit omu' u'ffi live f ).t 1, th.' .intc'nti'ii to life uleatit and int"r fonnil 'Mr.. om'rs wotulul too that rontc'rnfrd Simon Without th.' possilillilY of IS ii (OD. aims.' Pinker pnrofr the Attorney Tobi as Sinion of Mi- sId.'r.'d insa ne smn'l is hospital Mental Florida until filed a prtltlon for t constUntlonal writ on behalf of (batlahnoct*e. the lower court FALl AllA IK. Flu i Al', Comics CrossWe dPt1IC5 tar Abby ,4itirt 4lCUUUflCflt - - - - a . 1911 Dahuis SOJJ r 1 Siats. .1 ditioned 'tiJ. Ar o LJat'uui un $795 $395 - he reading cLinic at the ll. i )'I 1970 Datsun I Or S.eIu:u.K,.ktj u.-s sptvj 1995 Toyota 'hol has been rated as the 1595 best equipped in Central Florida. Books are available fur )t3 sW the n.a.teader through the 1-0 i u,.Juu accelerdlett. I',lu pr el*v. ,pev ,j Further Indicative of the OnlJLIu. .IuV is is ctlflt program 1995 695 teleblmsucular machine, only one the two In the cuunlj. P" 1%6 VW chased (ttulfl the school's own 1*6# Renault ti - Pulluslim dipld)ed three usIc rctuIUW4.t',flt rooms utilized fur ilss.i reading program, us which, he said. sudemsU often sit on Use fluo' unlit pin. being s eisgrtsssetl in the program. avattnbtc, Tyimwrltetta Afro being ttItiiflUtt Usat these are of particular value to the child with a reading handicap. eimq9us-M&ett that If perceptual problem his' kindergarten in i.ertestncd Ciint'tl Oil IN. 3A ('ol, 4) Pelham 0 795 $ N9 Toyota C'oi. 2 Dr. HI, Sucitet 4 Spood, New Paint 2, Lw 595 1971 Capri vii' , 9695 '85 FORD Jack Prosser Ha s' ii Sou SntrO. W intor Pa rk --Pt' 64419)5. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6ba735fcf1140e55b2466827113ba799.pdf 01996e2e3b6dde0feba6d5925f047fc2 PDF Text Text — LTi TI111 __ ITiTT TTTrTi: II iiz: . T 1 TI ___ SC—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, August 16.1972 TL 70"Ta Tom Catsup FLAW QUAL _ ChunK 1i• Borden' Ice- Milk .. ' s so-on. 49t L rJ i Sugar S'I%L tedbe Punch Tuna I Grhams Apple Sauce ......... Honey sews 4. ', llhlit OR ' 8 Coca Cola c: 6 Beer JeIl-O Gelatins 59 F' I... '' 95 2 . ws Thursday, August 11, '•A ••. Cotta e Cheese .........• THE EARL HAD A WORD FOR IT :1 IF ON C1.6 FlorIda 32771 Price 10 Cents 1972-Sanford, 64th Year, No. 259 . Schnr)l, which werflowing .'i,r.Ilm.nt Mrs .Ian Rrant oar1 made Brothers T __ - A present 'arned when the chairman. ioted tt rescind tg action on plementing he 4i3 yar roind ;ch'e plan, that more and more elementar whooI rntild he 4fl double, eSSiOrY this y.r and in 'he :,'ar However, the $15 fersinn ,vruild 1w had on effect on !his, ar' nr -.I!r' "'' - . Breakfast Cl;d b v"ar on . . .1~prinR Iake Flf-rnpnlary c;rhreilq Sept 5 will he after r,pening day The school board W nevlay af . league Middle School was placed "rru,,n deeided it, InrIIJdP grade I at on d-aiMe sesqiring a year an when it l/,ngv.'(%4 EIemeritiry and grades I2 rp'ni jt.s dr,rs ft will he again on st E'orect (lty Flemcntary on a splithalf day scion until the completion of diy Seh('duile, t)(icI afl a rerrem Ike 1rantl High School in late tnind4itioti from Sd)(%jI Supt •lr,tin 1)emh,r, at which time Milwae Angel, who disdr'd that available Middle School will again move into u.s data ifl(liNItP these two eho(ilc will old facility which will he cupiM n enrollment of 1(1 ri'r rent aP,ve September by f.ake Rrantley .?udent (1f)flcity. (inc bright light apar; on the f)ouhle Sessions also may hem the clouded school hnri,.nn with the 4. NOW .. - 44_M4. $169 SALE 3 stl 10' Z89, . . VOLUME 39' 'p.: fnr Un ' 39' 1*wo II 'nmrpinfy 11001.4 will be On "1011hIrt qr-qQion_q when - . 39' 2 den Corn ........ Go! \ I . I&D PUBUX: 3, Vanish ................'. I _ LLUSTTIATtDLIB.9AIWOF , 45 ...... / \ a FU ,ilI - I Double Sessions Upped &-111T cup 3 $1 1L49t L__ -A More Are Anticipated _ 1 problems since if waS OAt implementation until •liilv, 1 Sub . - S t low 14~ Breakfast Clot) Etta; .-1. 49, Mazolo Margari ne Milk Sugar 39 3 Tall Cinnamon Rolls '• Eercar* E Lb 6c J Y At Sheriff's Trial 39 = Do Fresh Yogurt c . ••• . .-. .•,. • ,. .. ..... ra'. .mme i 'C $ 4 , - Sour Cream ..':' Longhorn Cheese --' . .... 'r a - 99 Swift's Premium Tender Crown Gover n ment £0 Fresh notfrozen. Ricotta Cheese •- It 39' i.4 ht4n .ka FM F - . .' 79, ....... R i• - 69' Orange Juice Lemonade / 3 -• Be ell Pe ers . pp Golden Fries .......... NEW OW" , •..•-• •. ..".. Baby Limos , 3 ç.o u Hot i;04J - 89' 254 it, 99, Breaded Shrimp - — FOR lit Honeyd each ews to. o". I— Biz Detergent ......... 69c Liquid Peanut Buffer 65 SOY . . . • . . . . . . . . 1. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i- $ 5 0 1 49 c - Facial Tissues ;u minute t(iilinutL - L COSMOS - T . 'i'' a "' C3 $j a j i _________________________ [ED E DI,9,1_d., 5-01. site orn 0 116. con ' reen S amps s Chase . i( 'S. A;~M rash P I I • I I • • s, Pear Halves ........... 4 1 Fruit Cocktail i I . a. ........ . . . . . . . . . 4 Whole Green Beans Pork & Beans 'I 5" 5'. IL,M ..i.... ' 4 6 . . . . . . . . a 30C Ic berg Lettuce e 1 .. 23t i 1451 ) '5' I'' C . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • ., 1I' Kosher DIIs "" a • • • I " • • • 69 . 4•.•, Coffee 6 9 9t Seedless Grapes . . • • :' Green Onions C F PT I N Pf T ID HEAVY W( TERN I I F ')ALE U.S.D.A. FOOD ®re* .-- '.1- I'oT STAMP . 1Li1I __..tI_!t.' Chuck Steaks ............. 89' -, Ha• '•' Imperial Roast I L A., English Cut Roast Sill Short Ribs . Brown Serve 75' . . . . . • • . ii ,,_ F Fried Chicken .... a 1* 0 . ., a Hard Salami a. - - a a • a . . Orange Juice 'p $169 . . . . . . . . . . :: . '. £L eou •ver........,.... ' 79' c.a.uta , • • • , • , ., • .... .... ' Potato Salad : 59' '' Right Guard, ' ' 994 II L33t' CHNA SERVILE PIECE ) fy ii siiumethin' '' "' JW G — - r' iurttd about Braunschwelger Polish K iclbasa t I..., I - P. • 4 £ a .a • • a • a S1.65 n'tesimictits scheduled for Nlonda)', ncsiuui> and Illurshhul) it In (tie court house will hic't many, many Imuire indignant laxpa> rs IItIiIh ti o H.sti. ,, .. ..• ,, I ta. 4 I'71------- --r. heard t*i 'ti MAR 1 . . . . . . . . K ET S I OR s,e 171J'AreenStam $•• 1•• • • • • • • • • • • .,t. Iaur ., - 'a / Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford CLOSED SUNDAY Ir'tI 'ittens hui.umlt,ig - .. r levitAs ft thv : . it gal 'I 7 1 ._A- ••-_- . t- - : , itinit ji Ljk%!.%Iunvw %7~w N- 1,100 %it IQ% •clusise self. flIan•1 ud the jov ¼ - - . - .. ,LIIUtIILS VW SIS Ov.ag. Cels 14.... cli. -. . - - _54 . -'.- Richard I'lacr Fund. 13 Saturday lind Sunda Pinecrest t)nlve in Sanford Need any Items you'd like tit donate ) i who He's the Youn g avriomly injured up worthiAlidr trying to staic thst- 51115 of now fe ll, ' k Itirtiugis In It.- Irtit rLs iii 'tus' painful skull. Isi' k unit siuliusi ss . , tt.ItIiIit4itiLfltlJII,s.. 8U5 `2995 YOU LJl1 01 ut UI ii 'his - 279 1 , uJ54VU5 '.l .,)ii,.,t?tJ5,Js• Y,)J SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17.92, Casselberry Notlev at Internal Itevellut incumiw i'as AtisKe l4uiy It''' office: 1995 1 - - ._- - . -.. - - =. - -' . - er . . '' - .irihr ont'v doer's to th t 4'eti ft'nmmuU f!uwuu house this wet,nj itknts will be , Ittis'. I it1SV.L3 VI V - SIt) PA It K I NG spatTs. each 5o per cent larger than fo r tile lialldicapiwd, What few nevessitie-N are u t ;)E0% kI (1 on lioth the east not III't% idtd 'a hum the tonqdt m be ha d tiii usual fortht' Ill"1111 1(1\%t.l . s sides of and \%t-.-,t C011JAI (vet ill the building \%hvrea shopping euilt i i io attMi % Initial iii residents of the senmni c tthzvtts hzi e bt en reser d ti4 spiii. (),ihJ'iLhlhtt\ Stall L'htu ) . 1193 it - 'trset l,Ia)tQbs.ul ' - VW s.as P,s.s WhIIV shullkbo.ud hit hkult iitjmtt as Ill aduut ikj . New Enijine Sh.irRico. v n BAK ER ljoilk-di kt%:l i to. , t %Id 19951 $ 1395 LKSWAGEN, INC it Oa support it, please SANFORD PLAZA . anut'n P- 15 u.OZtIJtttlt'aj. ir=~-& . iepht'n I.. .IPLIm degree cE .Ictivmt' us beim i'PC fietinw= - - uud the vtae'J uu . .. uie, tveiing us ui ti'e utr Even Uw vtvw Orinn *ti,- V All ' - isswning .i,mrnnd it ,s.,.'a4(t,,g' siBr.im rower- - Y-AF-006 #• 4 Small Shrimp m .1 ,1I, - Pille with sewseve 4½ cli. / 69' i t-tio "s.11 itsui. 50 by tottlay and it looks I . ...... • 79' : 'it> nn1unv it I a n n ut 'ent. Captain 3urwrt vu Its r si nent the as al rminiv. 'enter' siei aff ')tfIt'r Bra Open House Set This Weekend tol I I Ir Ii 2interpur or rimin imur dtt with iun, r'iiir', ter. 'no ret'ctv S *i fltniteiy Si 30U te h4n ir t 11111W v the us. it i ar. either U I(1 'wit 10 I I . . . . . . . . I - , r n 7 ) I I ' Dottie) , World, n Stamps Sliced Bologna I I ' I Ar ke B 16 d (4nt ii int 5*nf r I it ( tuiclun Liter &. mi.s.sioc.er is si du1etJ ' r 54W meeting this afternoon in a MeCbnaha jouei1 hia two rcas to a 1W,) a r;sr ()flht effort to resolve a olleaguti le>cr fld SW iLw utispult us r proposcd pa> stm but ht cr1 en further It A pointed iut tur ng increases for cIt emnplo>es t IICd theft ire other CII) 'ssrnn theft -aj e'im. Coituiussion itartt-tt a obs Uut al~s recd capping paroble position in the counry ro>al Wetlnesd.s aiternin lie pru)sd stud) the sitar> 'uif 1,, follow :1 ------ usstl. S Oulik (eisa completion of their finding To iee what happened to the top of this Ill70 Bwck. ioe_ page 2—A Rupert Chastain Photo i 1* - f trs aIrt'asly visited the ('ape .ini i Pa they'll be here for it uouple . ' killed in this collision on Sit 11. 11) milesscjuth of Bunnell Wednesday morning Troopers J W Peaden and it B. Yates are handling the in- 111.311 Mt'>r and JulLin Skn.trotii $1Oj to 1ZJ.i. 3A Irocset1 '.ipptng the .it.trut'i Tnu1* has 'n pcud of Knowles. TaHUII .ir.d trs Knowles for i tr.iea Wear that snifle, it you'ry on the river. oil one if tileR' I a staff froln the N.Itlon'll reen tampsL.....A L .............................. LIKE IT WAS CUT IN HALF Brings 'Battle Ro al i .. ON THIS WERS FEATURED I I I: tie ror P-ilarix , 1-------- r . ' IUI - • SAVE $1 *65 'i,' I I & I5. I) -411 555 iioami restaurant, Ansi bitt' your tongue . . all of you s'P had guessed th.1t Ole ".1 -- I 'uutertsinmen( iir -, I ispitai notes Spork Stocks I ( - -w. ri:Il:uusiner 3 hn \l .rrls •lhu h is :ieed i!ter that shi,u 4) to certam proix)-^i large jji~ increases uwd by tht- t-~-ino t f I anij taktrist p%).jitions such for 187 1-its %hirker's. inck;ding it tion todas - r, Prr,j%'L11.,Z ",I% ii iui,in.ser W E ks, 'reases SC (unante duct t r }Ienr> Tii,un tJnder the r pa ,t , 3A Intl aLint fin.int director the thy tmur.,r ouW ru-. 141-~l ItilturKLI .1 12~117 irtr-,sw th _______ Public notices choice tid-bit you'll pick-up it) Clean er 20... ii:. Zdlum ct.wa.r Old Fashion Loaf 411-511 which she said starred her ('rt)%)rsJuhu/zlt' I. ............................... 19 Ai4 ,' $3 3 ' .' - —'r_. 4J . career. I)earb,y \ ou just never know what I'stttoriil tisiliulient Isioll Reach a 1 CI '* % illistn Jr.. ordt ring the iii rk ti lppri)%e pa)rnrlIl of bilk submitted by ('nun r sr't rs dititig to Mirth 11 I'' Further. r Iki k Ith is ordered before the court on Aug. 21 at 3: 15 p. in. tip show lause he shuIt1 not pay 1_ . ou hear about the six-tnetnlM'r Circuit Court Jur \n"s (i('.ii in Fort Lauderdale. which awarded Miriam IuuthMAX) ('.ik'nsLsr in dainages for an operation it) Classiliell.11IS s ----'i( EP Green St amps L_ . I . - - — *o,t' I_Ill jnureefluamps ...... 3.7'. 89- Hair Spray 95 59t '.' l.i.5 'l••'d• -- ..d Polish Sausage . 691r jig - 1°' . . . . . . . . . 29c Tasty Tomatoes I..p..• 39c i a" FIaftit & "••' ••'. •-" een Stamps IIiTjl . ragt of political lon%Lntlons IS I bore, says the former Today show productr and hit up coining Republican con tuflIcl ave e be liii' most boring of IA)ok, I didn't say it. It was At Morgan. But . I've been 0% j ' Oio Herbal, Li on • Sou,.,,a Shampoo F` 18*1 -. ' / '" 5.4', 4..., French Dress ng Cascade 69t ON Fr T 1 JW • :;k ir I I I wIili ii fur r(( sit ,miatuilainu, his Ia (fl lit (ISU ;it i i Curti hi ur s Hlq-rlMs SlUt against Clerk tit the it nut Arthur 1k k Ith 1 the 81 ariiatii v tire ~aw rnjnuLsmus has bts.n tlorn it cisc is exciting Let's set , 14.5 t LL 'r'v' illness and lit- id 1)(ten confined to state hospitals %, ickers.a black man. was jaileda(ter lie %%,its unable to pay a $26 traffic fine for not ha%,ing an inspection sti( ker oil his car It's official now ... one of the Bol It J ackie I luff nian, 23. a lid Ja Ines I lufIlijan. :12. vice chairnian — "Independents Detnocrats for Nixon admitted having prior criminal recor&. Conimittee." notic other than Paulucci. - C II 'uui iii uittu r s tid hi did in a sorn staU 011 ot ((lid he lit' lying . the attorney asked -till .;er in Ins 1e CU rtont-trid w , X / ptosed the question of w hether it was to entice it disgruntled Jeno Paulucci into thu -pro-Sixon" L 111111100 0* THE WEST SAvI "r #tnsj 'nnids r,i r r h !løt -ix%il-flrinjjIrident ' - — Is hill(] tilt, _______ . t %oil tell it,.%o other im-nati,$) that you and vour brother beat Vickers to death" I(obertson 9 AlIked. ail ain getting a iw9ative answer, E,irIis'r the 90 -uid liuflunarm t es tified that he gra bbed d \u kt N .it th sheriff's instructions List ________ April 1:1 [Iv said lit- held tilt- traffic %- iolator by tile arI i I s ,, . Then ill(. sheriff caniv inand kicked him Ili tit(C L0 sloin,ach (hret, or four linies," Iluffnian said 11) John A. Spt)l%kl "What did tilt- sheriff Na0 asked prosecutimt, Remember it couple colunini State AM. I(obert Eagan. back when we mentioned thala "fie is not crazy. Not a bit crazy," litiffnian al assistant to Mr. Nixon quoted the sheriff as saying. • 1it - -, Ctnth fly' 4' 111t F Illiffinall Said 9 65 Fryer Wings 59 ' _________________ _d,e4 WU 7 ~77~ 'our brother stomp on Vickers between the i l4iles'l(otmertson asked .hb01:5li .' -.9. .- ¶ "Did 65 Drumsticks / Ø took the t ' 79 . lit Jr* 1 blows to Vickers' tomach. Defense att1) John Holwrt.son went on the attack after Jackie Iluilman 69C • • • • • • 1 old sheriff beat and kick Nlianiian 'rointilly Vickers, denwd inflicting tile fat,11 •.—..— w Fryer Thighs 87' '.' • . 39 c Cut-Up Fryers . . . . • es Fryer Breasts S • S S • F Th eCap ta O(.ALA, Fla . (Al I I ' I)rcuItiuun itiisses were crisis XarrlIn((I flednesday bY deletise lawyers who asked liii' former lake ('ountv .fail inmates if t1e participated in IdLil beating of anothe r prisoner or thi h Sheriff Willis McCall has been charged utti second- degree grtt murder. . Eyed For N The Sant"ord Herald Salutes Brom 544 J4)4 Sib. an , fl JM Towers ! �2A-The Sao Ha . N oixon T_ 9 -lmm . . 1~ 0 F - For - _ - i- 1.,~ - , .. lbl. -, I .I I;_ _s. -., - 4 5 1 aion Nomi 8 7 - n Models Unwrapped 1973 Chryslers, Plymouths Shown 1 F nIifrtI IrI %rIt.r i ph : _____________________________________________________________ ! , , ' Itl . pol -oing • jtr V-* r,tir r,Jfl :. - n r, ftt4 n - - % ed _ A - - - - - - - - .,' . L - * , - - _ I z At ' 1t', 4 -..r 111 II a a -a Emerscsr Phi lli ps . 23. The I Rupen Chastain Phou,- American '. -- I t I\('\ supporters kill a £30 $-bith IDE\T ccsfl(ior] spending bill h1th. education arid 1. . 2K L. am% C~un : yt '• • ' ~N ~- of full scaic Command The tngçest strLht u' tI asnnounred the Xuan Mi mulnar " training KI\6 chn *11W antmWarertmw w" nude 11111lui HrnrA met It'SS.&\ OF E 1i1tjtjwtultbeflutherU.S utuftistsh;irustpasttsrre , 'P° tried iii rtiigc p . riscmer in "I'mrar. skivii ttwt 'kad Cut Legal Notice mnran Ito Toot CIRCUIT covol1v IrTI4 'TrIVITUM V~1! lnlru1Jttae lrjws-~~ IF A% 00 SC ~ '. P Iii II OF J!"1111.11 daritt that funds frt.::. eracar are pouring Lntc j. 0' S,&PioAC.f 'Pu t.tman. , FrIwi?p tp.' ,i, , and 114 M" .,., , ,,, . CO ti, Ca'ci" Co k''i,nvl, CO%aip. i- l•C& .ftC Ca,' Ia•f i • demand fur I.I* dollar nesst1w for UfUted States it vuuld lead to & 7E uvc,-seai 004609 W414 ow 0"Ofed "S~ rw. o"I , r14116titt. In CAer6, of I'* r-.# C W 4 Co.ret V-__-_t~ "_=w-- ~- A"torywyl low PqRsomirw 7, -1 p ~-, ;. r a D.Now Z P'"4401, AOI, V. " I it I,,. ?". - - - $E#Al$$DL9 COUNTY 60AWD IIIIII.Ca of pwrtil, is tawp P"'.[ C •'.wi arid ~ 11 St P0 'sidctit '' 'lNKflnist kit Argus Jtcsearrti. I think the dul1rs are (wrung ar'k arid Lite tughcr prices for dOUI I ryt.c,> ,!wlint Owl outer vurrew-lel rum • 1 :Pjulld~ up a little, is lots tj* Md) i, Use &JI 'flat ruiJn th1*1 Mane) ttwn say ftt ttirvt . - , . ~ ('AT('lil%(. UP -. tb4j' ir•lM5 Of ta. Cot I I go p,• - • be" of Ad)vrollmov MJUU 17. I17 DIG-H • linemen bi getting se-tusteamed to lu g kid arIk 11). 71e,, are parl of UWwhich Is des1swd to raw for men and ievmrn fi&ib- lag their leers of duly. - \ on in France. from a tim = - - ~ .. ~ . . 1 3 ' M1 __ rs _•_•_ a ___ careign - - - - I ___. I ._'i -N% __ Y convenience and safety of the tenants,(Sta(f Photo . •. ....... •.. •:.'" ustivai Tlitirl °s't own s tarted in Fart Pierce Sunday . ? ('alilLit' at a Lake Worth Intersection ''I tent out into liii' Inter- . s&'t -tlon to half IraIIse tno• I - ' marched through," saul Mike I't?It!rst)urg Monahan, 24 of t This gu ins a 'r. & ( tiu i . ' sa i- c. •st I stop-and-g o Iliac . : 2fld Street, Sbriford, dit-d and di dn ' t butloe d 1 • 'stats Mon, u road guard 'sit tui'st a blind because brofficrand line in a voheelchair Center. Sanford driver, -Tinally just didn '' , .. : .. Iri ill, his _____ c clo4 9 IiIQfioç, ii any if , I, the U.S t lie of pa)r:arat anU(P.LtYV-d UI Due ise-t either - - • I. \ "" iht, tat-re jaired that) taimit heal p:ast that' l..ikt' %orth tttruh1ti'hthh1 ,sr..IisaIge "rill . A maple if the lellas taunt IaI Itastert iriari lit'it b's lrt'lantl, manager tat the Dugout F '% Iosl 3I ( tub in "I ittain I a outside btautt I , ' ' ." ' -' 5h,e 91 V \\ 1 FLOWER SHOP • s' a A. ' ,'- iI-_ :ri $4i2 1973 Model - - Aoith I 5' 1 1~ f I 31 F# C , I W/Remot. , - - • ' 71 ••'" a ip, . :. '• $398 Faircrest 14,000 3TIJ Faircrest 14,000 Air Conditioner Air Conditioner Air Conditioner Our Own Brand Our Own "Brand Brand $ $168 $218 178 0 • ______________________ • - fros? Retrag Auto '• • • - .9 $198 I "r • Cram Plijq $ 238 Chef 3 Cycle, 2 Speed Continous Clean .- $ -_________________ magic •' 'i'.t L; Norge • u.omaic I Giant 700 Lb. Cap. W/102 Lb. Cap. Freezer • ____________ Plitica No-Frost Revco 20 Cu. Ft. Philco 14 Cu. Ft. h er Wash 30'' ii' - . Portable ,, Rungs 0$SIIWlJlii*It - 188 I I -• $168 .. ' I LOOK FOR THESE WAREHOUSE SPECIALS _______ ' ~N 1 Whirlpool C.. . .ia LI? ' intuit to your new liii a tinat mav• slit , it jIut a sunk I.III 'sour 248 _,, $198 ON SALE' NOW 1 1 I ;;n,it' ' * I., ,r. , ~ .10 , I I i tv. r ': I- 1~ ~ , .I A. 4 11 - - __ 7 . ;%,. I II 0 I :: '" a I It • 0 1 00-14 RIC€ PROT ___________ I_s 'i':' it lILa I, la7s, '....k_ ______________ - . 1,, ! , . b .~ I ~ , #-I 0 CSO a _~! ~, -II_ - . the DOUBLE DIFFERESCE ",-, ' • . Ii • ' • Chnittinan urday Ii BTU ,,.r. Faircrest 10,000 BTU 40 '- to ___ t'.• ' . a Suaidaiy and 1jtth,d Sii pr. sedlot) Chrillinas by I • '-.. jnamflq $128-_ -_ aL 5 Saturday . 100 Portable SaUd State CoitroS r',a Color --.-_. IIONIE IS KCi LAUIC ING GHHNG 5J NIA 1'i F It... t Ono X TV . -_ 11 Published Daily, omc@Pl . • : : W/D.luxe Features RCA 19 115 voif% , ,1-( , -,' v Iil~1 1- f 17,(0 It. :to'I , Portable Ill 4 'I Ciearan" LEAVING hkv 159 Rd III It"*1 Part. Television Our Ow ovofk C : Report t..'s :,7.. (av e,, RCA 15" Color F $118 98 _________ RCA 19" Wag. !, turder" is_ sc heduled to link together at Haulsaa. thi of \ti sun %ith the Aint-rivan flag upsidt- , Second Class I'uitaVi Pad Subscription We'nk3S IOINIA rtiiosi ____________________________________________ Rates DY Year iii 00 NioI un, Iii 4151 SOt N(Tl4 iRL ANDa.,) (i1' [ii, It M t&a ia -- ORLANDO WINTER PARK S a nford, I a ))?FI idJyUlEI?)pt than in t•st IIlatIUt)O%itl'Masgfleiinlz t1,.at the dolia, Is now a betltr in. ____ /_ . 0 44 ) i4nflr Ilt /astiantac ,- up of Banks In FIortd 11 , I"in '- • . a •'. 04M.*4 : I Portable TV T 11- :. ' o0e, mots It help AM - Block L White TV $128 'a It -_ -1 'Adl tot? bus) Q0n 002 •aft " 11 \ 0 , 1 '. • - 1: " ' II na' iiigeti trip to Southeast Asia, ietu"l ii 'I*' . • (;:or) lull I.:irhtr, tiav.et'r. the .intRmr liaiuloIbtr,ita,rs r asirtisi that Noon Stocks lit, py,q mo,a y. SEt vie rti, cold hgndsof toringing dt&cm% 0vf of thit clovdii and dcftvn to *ot,h, froi,- Spartabout 7o -- ( iaiil said the nitionitk We'e had los rain triubla o.Iast silent idmt' __ 1 • 12" Diagonal Pre e ihni litrut ill said I . , roy RCA 1 5" Diag. _______________________________ Viet Vets Nearing Goal i . GUARANTEED! ALL F U L LV RCA Deluxe Port A. Cadillac , Hassle With A •.• ,.•••'--: US. ~ . 1 4 a a Davis, lo)th of Sanfurd; Ivur - ~Ik %eturatis. thc)'re acting liku It's 11,14 141 " LAKE WOR111. Fla iAlli_ Another mar(hvr.'.Xi-)var-oltI :ininial.s." I With 50 milesand four days Ito weary wa lkers I'ttI'ont ,ifTampa. i,o a tiinii of Vietnam Veterans ike rne Ill It) tr%r to %tiip tiltc.ir, dimn rushed tit) Again.-st tilt, War camped by a but %%;Is ~,trucl, ;,litl :il.sii tilt- sh:idt-d John Prince Count% 4 "~ lake Wednesday night aflt'r a irk Wcdnc%4iay nijit long day's marrh marked b% knockt-d ontil the lJ(XKl "Jilt'll ('.nutl, Florida toorScott ii inst at Ioia'ai aI 4mr the green sonfront.'atIorLs sith Will rolled off and tho- i.,r just 4fin itor f-)r tilt- %WA%V, -4wi thc C3 dillav and veterans of a s,roup I-, one of ftiur caravans .SI)V(l 31AM." lit' SAilt different philosophy. trs L'ling to Mi,siiai Iteach for iisI tter,mn oung Iloth veterans The 4" antiwar they ere isLa'." ant neither the (1)I' on'.tntion, ahith resuinetheir 12- mile-;s-thsy trek Nlollda~ Other today bound for Miami lk.ji(q, required hospit'al Irealment I T4111% I cotitingents have tivparted from Lakc Worth piill(v, Ihe Vahn ~ where they plan to Join Sheriff San F r'mIstaa a:aal l.o Angeles, Cou nt) lit'a(tl the I tors dunn d - and (ainc -- HAWKINS CONNELLY, administrator of Uram Towers, is vitally interested in th e facility and devotes many hours to planning for the 1 I -- ' tJJld 0 Now is the time to save on famous name brand color TV, portable TV and Home samples .. • !t a•• Wt.oi 11 1t 'I'll! • - diplomats V - - - Appliances. Some are crated, some floor I - II to the terrninalbuilding There he carried out the r__OCOL reviewing fl honor guardand .c._ . - - Hassan'S Not landed the plane ,Alth only one ........ Sut-vived Lq a am. Mi'dimn Llk Pittsburgh. daughters, I.!- - _ ~~ 10 - I a-.- =5 - . . Lilt ! 110/ i ' . 4 - - ! I .. , .-. I%k I P - - - . -~&~ ~ - _. t&~ mar: •• - -__ ---. ~___,., __ I t - : 1i - - ,-•-- j .... ~ I - - -1 ---& : dz.srovened . 1-1 - ,- 11 I 11M"i N i i Sala-ni Henr Fields; Installment Account used exclusively for \; V, iml vm#W -- -a-, ---.~I: k _ I -I I '. A . I ~a. . week vacati Alter two _'iitsie Of dollars may resWi m h4hm trIttivs! rates for Amenrans 13 t't I those ...•, ,, j. m. ~=~ I a , 'I. 7 - P- --~c - BEAUTIFUL Surs'avur inriude Mrs }tcatjcrt L Ileti nar Swurd and a txother . Tcrrie C Collins SiLair - - .. . -r I I _ I - tt It : A fwhter from the royal escori turnetl on ttl,, I 114Ct1) as e'znpivcd b Athantw Coast Lust Hilruad * ?!l1 FiELDS I- - - ______ 6.- 1 FLOWERS - __________ king bad been -seriously wounded" along with The Atlantic Banks . i i - - ____________ MAKE t.06,mv IV twn.04. OMW91, .q. 421111 SE ,. sw a 70S lit kI?.V •.,c'aI,-d as as a'. prVoiromisloor am Ii * , all Mw5w1• C.qi, W _-_----- - -- -- ' (-ullni. flit rS,tat sank to its Luaest figure it: fi. .,, - . , : adiout a yew, Stw ,A its r. a 5 0 i" C=W rl Ala-ml te=pomn ddenze zz=StffI X . born ----Iw - reiidtiit Ira iEd4i9. died ne-sdai at Salem, %'a He for. MKS (IIKA - - ,A - Ihc)'re not a4ling '1I "' - . .arct rnonarrtandhis entourage back P°'IP C t -rankini cats . r - ;! - I C now. znPortant week of the e'ar fur t.i- dealla;,'' Laid Willaim t' ANDREW SIlOi'fl' 'ti i•* wd be one ' 1it Maw' '1. COM?' 3 r him 13 IT)Ith!. .` S'J"I' J D ISCOL N 1 1) F4 PA 1(1 M F N I STO R ES : '- (. H Frnek l,iH-n imfri '* rnrnpiny lsfrn4 to 6r ;U1r.T; nel rnd.4 11 ' snrøasrl qu.lst'j r.lim inst vihs# Th. ir6rAl M )tmr r Fnaur itornikr; to sntr.-4i. I1A Rfl 1; 11 fli" - ra Area Deaths 11 wr S,4a5.o,. t t.'ini#, ytrn tr,rnrn'an tea rr'lw rI ;aIItltiafl nn;I ln'r -ill r;s.a).l Se. mn. pnIhafint nud islptiir'l flria' engine rhmrigP4 \1a.t (of the Itr,n11.", Fitt far is; r,.atidr pi paatanti ii t.is,sr will raahi!a;.,i4,isr4.ri..4 vjjp In " ivaprrav r p.rft.nsnmn'e aith .Pa'ri tha' ii' " ian 'tM'1 aetrr nraamc Isti' ni'*t tn'antti, nears Ir;4rs f,'.l inst an .l, tn rds' • , u, taaial nill iII'I light s' ic' rhv.k in4 r mr .an •hlInsi, phi; l;iiiip.'r; ik;Igns.l t trvaarlin,n fr pnr;;iori 'tsnsn, s)avarh , lu" ir , a rv ni if r ii. - I ., r h r .r I a' mn )fANI)l lat, liii desk OjM r.ltIOfl .it Itt.itn hiv.i i' i urn of tlil. resimnsibililies ()I John flakv%. administralive ato;iL,laid al flit, coill ' with the -• 3-r:s.i' 4stow-utird Prims %ntrr (U1'TVnrL*H-,%. w~ rup4k; a twing NEW YOU &P; - Inter. ;oIll MI!, dril.lars hs a twdro, _______________________________ ) t• Vii 0 -. I '000 - -:.- -"' -:4"";" Overseas Funds Are • _' . y "-I *o114 ,. - : misdirected murder of two uninvolved businessmen. Mavor John Lindsay issues a mandate to Neu'York.'s Police fom*--Run the Mobster$ out of town - B lAtRAM'I F s'Ttvr, t4 j a gupi Pouring Into Countri "041 &TATIE 00 F,VFIDA. IC a wh When the rebel Frthn_ .. 'CE O £Ctso . ; Kin. Rassu.s henther reported either that the pilot and copilot, and that he would attempt a endorsement of their randidarics b former former a cted his agent ID secret t1k5 eorth Vietnamese negotiators m Pans It rspar.00wr • instruments and blown oil a rear door Hassan " 169W-IftOLIE CIVIL A-CTION NO ri-M sh of T449 M&PIP.I&C.F OF .i&04 ! , %%r.,#- F A W ~ .1 1. a For his pan Vsedne*j McGoern cnticized Secrrtaol Agricufture Earl Rutx in qeeatthelthnotsStatcFair Rut the speech a; o e- fhght from Pans, brtngtng th ----_-_------ -. " - ~' .. r tr,lctlng the rrtwls =o bebeAv4 the) had I THE SPACE of three hours Democratic nresidential nominee George McGovern denies, then confirms that Pierre Salmger had resf,uic ut,xTations am guuig an 7be CAirrirnstnd did winounry * 9 misl It was the wcarA ewspe from militar% assassination anempt In 13 months for the 43'_ 'ar atcmen: issued u Siruf,ejd. combat -., I - - - Oulkir ili (11AMPt Irl tlt* publirlil slated ben ;Kmtlotl fe HIL110.1", he Said it a Icelandic .. silence" uThIe Bobby Fischer and Boris Spasaky arc locked in moral mental of 2 %eArl) 3% irtrikes were made Cormnand tial a polif-,ii brainst or Vietnam wlttihulthnj, announremenit of ed. positions as eading an1 -fl • /, Elliot I. Richardson asaatled McGovern's mis guid :1 1. and and WcLfar' ______ U ' d m Ur number ut list late n! tot .zids might be- iittrlbujtable t, 7' 5 weather over !a.cirth had nc plane lossesthe Educatot The strafing killed at le"t four persorm in. 4 George shot up ttoe plarle ir, %-Wrh the kuW was rehrnU4 MI"GOMm. !Lrsl derued. tl= fr= Eurapot and tl= strafed the Rabat ar di.sriasped edriesdaI tha: at his L-rminhi and the royal palart, Oulkzdupjliched pititit t ri o meaning fighter-bpmtrs were shot &'WI dIUI the fleitta Wedthe air tta as a 5tW 11! 15di. ?iJlMn4 tL flint ia trn4ar.at1c,ra t President niunher isf meriran plain to tsW Thwtj 4(7VT %crth \iettuln, V& It ar - FQ13(v befam lo)al pilots drove them off in a MxTo,,"MTI air form tned unsuoryvssfay to e . Hiemu rheumt Mohaznmed Chftr ronirnftle-dd awide earl% jpfl ri a MOROCCO escapes I u)) 6 gmd " me nt -m The LS (AjmjiianClrefusedU I-) wbrUser tht U1is1r*tIDII %Vcdxw*i.a s p1atIon Escapes Bullets S for ace rebeLs into bebei-ing he is smously , A-cruait-d He m-asn't reiuush In the t. .! Cam- '' z nra; ;. negis"Un in paru If :heir South \ ietnamese officials but noboth will sa ' ht he s telling ther' tO u ' M orocco Of qpp. • I' - as not ==*dLszt,!Il deLff=rKrd why he ki3rd hizwlf -i' the iu.tJt .1 HE \ RS KISS) \G ER confers i th U S , At 1a.gen states me ig7 )unj Hm . jured about 25, induding Tounsm Minister tSidew.ii] of G. Abderrahman ci Kciuhen, and set dozens of t t PtSiiT2 Spzrc 7 Agnw. are mar. ra! the Mrarca-can regime and a staunch parked cars on (ire 1 ag" rormiTmor, wiwrr Would be ellizible for nenA bmefitss under an monu, mc-aid bill passed by the House, r r-ram the delegate =vr4 1b of •- for PERSONS WHO LA)SE ic&c when the go, vernmeril orde: pollution. stopped. and .t 4 I I I ".. I, . Digest Jets F'I 00 S 'Okes ~- ~ . '.. Ivlt-t, thir plar. awv%v~ Vi ez~ I iitn røi v 1 J1 IV at deliegatmw is mvded Rules King t hree egawins a - . - -rL. -... ,~~.'~',~, . r. ._,........,.._._.._:_..~.`_,. t1udaPPn~tsszyfavorsuw 7 , dekPle. NVWIC* of zmkber " .. GCJT' ronven:iDr, Ne wS. ~: 0 1% '4 -LPe phroto page 1. i ' C4 551 W left I urn onto SR 304 off SR I 1. I(I miks south of - S . t ik n, it- * "-.,*,j1, . .. zrr,c and R B Yates, Robert resumption # uhhlI.I I % 4. THE TOP OF THE death car zs cL i'igw logs uch The car strack. The truck. -wer by iar} 40 ;W . * - X 174 £ --ie. ' .. -;;; I -.-s. - 'fi - - - :^it--,. = ,_. z iot: i- a - - -'a. By 52 ne21 wttk Ntu atk T L5n2g1J, F,'U'*l atinna1 .l(1fl%T. '-itn txjt V*t 4ktC RipIbJcIn ch*ttragn p1w x ClUId assured m'r a eon. he often rntwx31.j at the hr. flUL said t he tC donts ras th.flt C1t*IT%13 he to the fifl deçi:e IT reappnrrjzs, g5 4?VI2heT nCzi Duesdi. CATTVt'flti(IIi 4 1C*Ild the light v't' deleat, The aboZrjon opa1, cti ie;aItze riPcmrbo'n1 here. a rWes runs cZ21ttr to the I, will w SUSC'Ofl'irTaltlee had voted PtSid"d \LIOe. red U51 Jd5 ', p tO increase the attertie hearing before a Clsfi,-ni-. Rep JWth (If 1*rçt states That p a 21 orm sub.- a ttee late McCuiske &C1510?I &1 c'er flPO5i• ron Wednesia and cane memtO \ZtlW U' the fut Rucs her said it ccmtl emerge u* at PCrd Wedneslz when uw rh to GOP at,onaaa isast minorit rtie"led his *& L%a- ht nanr -- 4 P=1119L"liell" 'he full co,on. Opponent's Plea For Delegate r - ( CirnU ChIrmir. RIm?.T4 ,Il.d ø r, m a r o' Living ,-, m. -1 'l4 I r • r.t• Il. .rIjr. 1P! sr. tffI? rr.'.'jøI _ ------. r',ri 'l' with'i'it tftI. ' M I 'a's IL ANI' ',H&a'i'INs., t HILOANICHUOND 666 M? " l Vt R SPRING DRIVE Oatria t).,iil V A M Ii) 10 P M I Sit '9aa1l.E t a I a. t NI k R aI L\ I40LL Al •' L A?o a5 - ''I / �- - - --.- -- - -- - - - - -- - - ------ - - - AA-Ttl Sarijor-ci HeraldT Ti horSCItii, Au2s1 17 ic New 'Silence' 6k- Paramount At Chess Match * .4 'Think' Champions Battle In Iceland "i 'J GARY-Al of nter Spring,. United Sate Air Farce d. t in Grrr.e Sanford irTiber of Commerce each prr*a (3irrij, RAYKJAVW -7bt ma.c zniprtan: ward it. 9* landir . • it,neloth Lights wiU twit, ta; at Ui a.rr till exp1z tfl&iir thin). tJ*flk nth&r. of 9w world flashe' Lfl light 9wstage erupts or a queal I nntfaU disturbs the pulrlr sterrt of Rrvi;aviis !ports ties P' araies and nU*r '14KWtUnItles it, 9* US AF 1: II)CTli Sfl LVCt WtUSpr' B&it the s Z(in4'l1 rnnugt in rm Cudmundur Arnlaug&cnt. 9w ascLczIn: ref. ti tU ftt.. iecrin nu nxnnn 9w poru zhn hr 9w rulprit hanth raised Li 9wraftrr ir su;tiratpoy still rvn where 9w world -hess rhampItfli5h1 L' daL) tieiri hiitwrJ SiimeUrnes the POG ifl IIØi PlieS orwhet- warn. flR the : tt •i ht.sit i.ane Fs'. Ri(& tr Tuesda s 14th PTh. refereeUp ugh the -urtain t' flutter of applause. like a 1Ath141 Schrrud gets the quiet. An 9W .icthnn Cam-in .Sht ° te pw1ual Stall b epianengers u and stretches his I' 7725 15 lILT Starling off a eleginth tailored legs Series game with ioth the marble and maho: still in 9w' la-Ler room. ehs biird that in his lar but the auctien'e cif a thousand 1oical play has betti or mare falls hushed and e'"esthrticall displeasing him !Cthflt t-3 leather the hugt- TV wieen transnttrnç hemvri te the distant )alron. A world rhe match if. pc 9* retailing hr t with nin- n t fir the stathm u or days the hahlitutilit t:trd rioirtleor All Th'ircthi,,, Aoigiol IF, 972---A flun Sanfnrri 9nratri York Hunts Welfare Fraud "I Keep"'ing Up IR li5'l III Ill NEW \pffl \l \ I 1uuhlie Ii,is hill •ui. • 111.11 shIm' II '11111 It 1i ill lilt e he tl')"t11 iu;Ili•fl t' t'!''':i! 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III It the,,, ltii'k '$fl 'Ii Ihe,, fi'i,l 1h *h e 011#111tu s k fIts-' IIaIIIIIII,I,hII. I (ii4%btq in a %lIlIi I ttmiw Witt . liv "i' Mr Ii;*itil.vit,.. 't a ctIaII% )IIII itt'' fu,i,iih Il)ll%lfl iflt'e 1* t'.-li, t hut,,,' IIIIII, in tint'' lit •,Ili't,,,Ihulc 511% III 'itilteti 1 IIIII I (lIhihI,e. It,, hics-. Is-, %%b"'rtiI i:'t4Iwavc I lihlut tiIrtat.l . it it I. It I' 4 'I'll flit- 11411111)1i1l?h('6 ft 41 0. I III ill I I lit ,iui;mic h liii? II,IIu 11.11 ft-, '- .• of flfflp I'-' Ii. I- I'. Ii. Iii. It . - prill. - is " *4111w? 1114l!I Il%" 1114111k6 tip • inp Iir 9,,. i1au,lisil,' Ii, Iiitbfn4,ta ptlr6Iait6 It %61 4' Ili' tal.a%-.'r iii**l ,I'I1.6111111 n'nt-v. I I, • 11am ,. rtiolindIf-it ,,.t u itanmloopeollf-i. III!lI?(•II 'Put all 'hit. 11,,iiil who %6(1 II.IrIYP(I i1' 1 'A,l% Itu" .' .incIi,' rii.t lb.. 111 Il ''lIt 411111t1*III III (III I tl 1P$.4 IhIllt)eIø6. whit v,*r'sl the ft( ' V I' II III'ItI' 1itihh,s- turim'. and if 46 th ' hs-.0 11)4111 Ite'ls-re' IIfi;tarllling S ' i If ill fb of. fl(it f ;- t,rclItt I'' 11w 'etIl' 1411 hIP (I to w n I r . 'III" n It..m• NIiI till I V t.I,,l..; wIts-, had that s-ls-1 ,.vutd it f ir ,titus , '.ttt;iil''I ,h'htt, and 'hilhits- Is-it I Pt it c I' ('.111.'- "ks'wh gs-'IaWilyl MIII V tt,itiiiittc, ls IllS nfrI IIIIIIIII1 Inuiils'. c'(:u II like 'rh'i; it wac that, until to. tIir ii's- tm tu ( u,nf,mc' (s-ill- ol l ooll the fraud 'A'1I (PilIlith find Pita? css York lIns- i-..'rsql Jnhn and Mary hlttin It,irt,bci.q,Fht' had fløs-I tIll. slIlIflIl, IIhIul1411 'tis-' (r I,,,uil, hui';'hi'it I'. till iii • 'IN 4. I- -•.-t •.It • I -, sales. ,:,rec 11 Vve e keid Plus lots of other fabulous special buys all over the store. For you and your home. And don't forget off girls'sportswear. Sale. 15% off ladies'casuals. Sale. 15% off boys' shirts. the school crowd. - 15% I, 05 Sale3 i ifl.4(i ( \ S Sale424 Reg. $5 :i. 5 V' .( %%ih i •.., - fit • ')! Si fr' •f '-- / Sale 220 1 Lx- Sale 422 -,, • i) tool - :'- P',-'t t'Ol5tt'r Lotton ',i'IP' l4-. ,, - I• . \\P •• , ) 40 Stale3 Sale 211 24 1 Reg *W - 1 Sale,849 rp br? tirüsri 't'5t:.-'s' Sale Reg 9.99 1.•l' ' Reg 99 ''• ''. ' ':.'. c' t . ; if til- k Now 4.67 / Sale 34 Sale252 r 0 r. .l u I,, Easy care wigs •:.. • ::...-: ( E4'-, '. :l 'iCt CooCli: .: :1: •L1':l i'I I All boys' knit $19 #" '.•\..• c ee Penney s ne, selection at Cape Modicrytic Wigs in all the latest st ,ri and CCIOrS 0 and woven shirts I __.__._.(, • I'-'.' 5' Jj4 1 1 and up er n 1 Shop Penney's for wig accessories too! jf NOW . 'f Is (' 15 OFF /' T Sale / Sale849 849 • ':ie S'nt' - • _.' __'.'•- f, :'. •.• Reg 1099 -- -:• ' ,! .-' n''j.' br. A • ' bIac '"-.'', . !'. •' • 'I., • ,'r, ,. i 'rj,i .•r • t''.h' ,j Special 2 22 3.i5 Ill 4 u'i!e.'c (-" - 'I tii4 -' navy . P0"1' /., Boys' crew socks Special 3 for 88c 'i • '-:.t , ................. M G'e! ..............- 4,.- . . ' -' II 322.1020 OR OUR CI.TALOCD S(RVICE :e 6 16 J'.,bl intt s- ! Sale 934 Reg 999 Reg 9 ttlI it 1 ,. Al J fl\ a ale 297 27 X 48'. rg 5 99. Now 4,7 36 ; 60". reg Ill, Now $.fl 4e ; 72", reg. $19. Now 15.97 2', 36'. tog 399 Now 797 • --- ' bodysuits Special S• - 5' F s,ri4 4.. -- 4womens "V 1' II, it ' 288 it I Reg. 3.99. Fantli'' 'l d%4?4t rugs Spirit: r.uIptuve pile of 10'S . 41n features r oesus-' '1lt)i L.1 li; - DsiPQ'lt Dacron polill sutJtIC multl.CQIOV 'a' t' '.'5ugr) 8tt'1 .'. Ii- t' - 7 - J -- costume jewelry I SPECIAL! Men's Special 99' At Permanent Press shirts, Back-to-school 4)1 j•'7iuiuiu4 1 flit fly 0 I Or it I 'I III ad If re'" , I i';t l /till ta I 14 ,F ,t; iç : It - 10 handbags Special 388 u,nul. 11.11 1, 11,1 tl.t II, It, '111111 is- I iiily Ill •..-iIi tilt ,hljiIulIih' .11 II', It 41*5? * lIEI I- JCPenney cuii lit.', t1h. I I,'1,hiuj • ti I I00 ,lI* her linyers u'\S%(,II tIflUilt 01 %liu,sSl' a nd gold %?(MIt*1(J Ilietcil 54)II5 tomosth sisviulited 5iClll,' lit-tnt IflIbS u' ,It i*'s lii. ruiJibIu 5slash ion ear r Its.Js t it W illr itid goldlonvil, per c t'ti if vnlni Clip CPenney We know what you're looking for. We know what you're looking for. SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 AM TO 9 PM MON. - SAT. SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 AM TO 9 PM 4orS1O ii, Jf v 4,'.Jti' PQ.jettc - .!tVli blentis Lutg puont ._'l lit 'b 5 t 4 wit 141 1 I I 322-1O?O OR Old R MON. - SAT. --- �6A—The Sanford Herald Thurs da y, Aug ust 17 972 Political Notebook Editorial Comment - I 6k- ,7,41 Registrati * ons: Political Barometers A significant milestone the political desire to bring political action to the grass roots. The status quo which appears to be the decision of the Republicans. with the Nixon to quote as reason f or retlection. makes th e response of th e eligible voters much more than a matter of party strength or weakness, Thus the real hurdle which the eligible. registered and concerned voter must take is casting the ballot. There are at least two of these First the primaries in September and October Then the high hurdle of November A word of caution on this is in order And this goes hack to the mechanics of supplying the Parade which winds uPth the Nov. 7thgeneral election has been passed, Ths W as 14Cgrat,ton of eligible for the primaries on Sept. 12th and Oct. 3rd. in Seminole t Ccin v our experienced supervisor of elections Cami Bruce reports a total of 39.511 v,as run up wh i ch shows an overall increase of almost 25 per cent. -I took time chose . lists non-partisan. Thus the Democratic growth is by 19 per -.t the Republican is a healthy 33 per cent and We "others" beats them both with more than '2 cent compared with six months ago p 'r T ese figures are, in practical fact, of more - i,ncern to the candidates — whose number legion this than year to the voters. This flood of political who either want to test th e waters of elections or w ant to go up hazheron the ladder of success presents a second :iktone which the conscientious voter must - hopefuls popular In any 'ear th is is difficult This sear. h(,wever , the very large number of c.andidates, the presence of petitions on the ballot, the complications which re-districting has created makes the voters' responsibility to understand an Heraculean task. Here in Seminole County where population irr.v th makes the matter of residency as a qua hfication for registration and voting much more than a theoretical hurdle, it should be emphasized the & -cav rule is still in force. Political scientists are watching this presidential with more thanthe usual attention. The reforms within the Democratic party already accomplished ere sparked by a __________________________________________ that : ;; FPENC '. SLNFQD, FLA n "Al. flo I I.E NEY YORK Skippi ng D tY)LE Ad.ets; Decso'& L' 'Pub't"-• iL1, 'OLTOL IPE C'culici' General POL5KI Ai%DCb'e Edtor A - "e cou-Id "thout Pclhtjral randidbtrif who have u all do one bas.w speeel u t Lener,s begi.nrung it ma c cerr " Small t,Ar icter it realI that gart~ like Sim pl yanc,th I/LP PM ;n; PELT Ti.cion it is still pc)sslble tc rn:1h obts txit the ii: thcu' 11',11C Sht'5 Mcvies 'ou cant urhlertand un less YOU tx'iiig sour psi. (hla'JLItalongtc interpret their Childrencome up Park bench. and lust 'land 5Tt.FOPD DERBY GARY CiiLRLES CASS ELBE PP Y JANE Ci'i' iklS ocie'i ILLIAM5 Ed 1c Press •'lPfPT BILL ,tP Rcici,'i F e.- âr S'a'$ Phcfcir,pl'iec - - --- - - - SUBSCRIPTION RAT(S vpiteo 35 $1 5 Mon ' s ::t __ - - . - In 8 -All Other - _______ -- PM USP0S!iI paid In --- - _______ S a me As Ho',,e De w e, - - --- --'---- --- 6 Mc"P'; SiC 15 12 n'O% 520 ÔliDrli P'i,C ?h5lI £I':4l1 ' rp'on ;, Entered a t Second class e' Oc'otør c f.ce of Sanford FlO?,dâ 32771 pos t ' ':,''., No part of any al, or The Sanjird Herald rly be reprc,,,c materi ness 0 • aer ,. , ,,,, ,, • .,r.'fen Pcrmnon f IP'' Pbisher of TPe An, or firm r f or lsvct, reprodCton All be Considered 55 intr r Ofl The herald $ (OPvY'9P' and be held liible damage under he lb,. he r ald dvdupl esp-ci' %b'e Piblithed dAily e'cep' SaturdAy. Sunday published Satvrd pre'ced ri; -- ------ Chr sfm.i arid (r, s1-as ------- The Herald ' 'tC'(.i,pl, me9- t1f 'Zi' e,,Sf' . "se Assoc, 0 0m press ,.- L'?o'nonlr sprigs (j'Cji •,•,, ,, •jt ecar Lik. For,t City I'FI Park [ Goldenrod .5ôrilyn G'oI), s' , La keys',.,, Ann S,u. n.' a': eu Tangle*oo tJt''brrry i' p ,01, y Pdbla cii 75O yri G'ci'.,.' C)' 61115 Like Monroe ,' .,' Longw:sod An " R 'e, ,) 9'•, M's Chulijoji U4' M"f,I(h,n Winter Springs 65 .-4'y i"4 .jà'' " Iii Colored Community i,',,' ' - n D*'llon4 DeBary MIS Clarence ,, i.. G,newa Owitdo Sara CdnI Allen Deliorus 574 t7,5 t ., i •/'-, , - - ______________________ , ____ - , . :,.',:'.- ? . ••.• rtrers nt of the bill. eLse in the world r egarded as plent' U - .. , : ;. '' . I • ,:- - \ * . Ciri -t'rs wh give them a • •• -: or s "'What do !.crj thin),. I f' - - t:,. ." I- , " I AIZ-TI!IOICTS . first OWn da,% cf a t.wt-t' bt'jtt i*a,c, then my sIt'riousI get well the da "' . " i ,.-- -' .1 L I -- .!- ' .4- . ii) .. t ' ~ % rink Dentists who ask you quecw.ns w hue tPx•y're drilling out - + ?"' l, b$ I '.sl a nt ;tier isn't listed A1 'u can't tell them you got t friin inf*rmation cink an ty'..t - -- . - _____- i ,d . 1 "-.4" ________ At I Presidential '72 E!LkN 'People say that strict controls are t'dccl to prevent abuse of the system. But I don't consider that a real argument Any system has the possibility of abuse built in." Moss said, "At the very leart, it will be a plus for our party to discuss the lsue at the Miami convention. Ws We mu t not shun controversial topics." Moss is former aide to Philadelphia Dtstric-t Atty Arlen Specter and was assistant campaign manager for last 'ear's GOP maona1 ('i*nidldate fhatcher LLlngstreth, who was snowed under at the polls by l)emcicrat Frank Rizzo. 'Bringing up this issue may ylt the cori' er,tion,' said Muss, "but Fin determined to give it an airng.' He dismissed arguments against the free heroin plan from former addicts "Tht' clan that if a maintenance system had been in existence, 'he said, "that they neverwould have kicked their habits. But the large body of data that exists on the subject tndic&ts that only about five per cent of all drug addicts have the capability and the motivation to rehabilitate themselves in standard rehabilitation programs. "I'm interested," Moss said, 'in the other 9 perrnt w ho have to rip pecipleoff to support their h " — ----------- -- — -------- ------- -' --- - - _______ mints, No Frost - • • ahuni'm mwfri • Sanford Electric s,utls,u - ild-tinue- ichi" 1¼ tiaking a c- orii'hauk l.ilt't statistic's liibhistit'tJ bi, the National ('liulmIcil of ('ii urche-s show- that total church menu hors iii p r iisi' slight. ly last year to 131 inillion, and the' greatv t gains se i'm 1' rc'gls1e-re' by fundamentalist sects Most of the Iib.'r ai Protestant th'floflnnatllnis l.t tIlt'1i)i-tt or han-I', 1111(1 their (,%n _________________________________________________________________________________ , or in their application, he • r .'\n niurnb.cr ci explanuzitiiri. f,r thi', hhl - ninuIc'fioIl a1 (1 being offered. The mainline churches hate diluted their basic nIt-s sages and has e been sidetracked Into ecuflit'nical rho', m-nts and social action people are' looking for security , are retreating from the' social I urunoil of the ltWis it is a reaction to the (loctrinal confusion of tie theologians, and so on - The churches that are gaining members observes 1)1-an M K`11"'of the Council, are generally' those. that has i.' held on to old-timc bt'ijt'l stiujnne'el contact with otio'r' churches or secular Uaujt(' t and iuro':laimn that they alirt.' has e the truth Tbe are string on ical, conformit', arid s en faniatuc (llcIpIumi.' missionary - isuru I fie cnurc'n mat are 1oImi1' members arc those' that Profess tolerance of tilt (irsity ,rill operlmuess to dialogo.' with othe Efforts to f'jste-r interfaitil cooja-ratlij n ''may be conducis c to brotht'riuood JrCOte. Justice freedom and ennui, ossion," he Writes, hut they' are not Conducive to c'ort st'rsing or increasing the social strength of the religious groups ins tilted Ai,TAMONTK SI'ItIN(.S Jumii,s W, lluutsa-iit'r, I ) sul It. _______________________ - ' City r H ke ( - Marsha M. Christensen, Copt'nluas'e'r, M.Ed Jssrne's A Cottrill, Keith It. Gilbert, I loss tnt N ilickik Jr., Thiminis J I lublis, Pauline I_ices, Jjrnt's W 'ltiouiu,is I.ut'us, F ltr,mrt \ti'N-mney'. M Ed Rosa,', Lclon II S&'iuuuan a n d Gary A Sullivan, M S K (',tS.SF3,1%Fl{II' Marcia G Ellison, iitrrs M Hai'gis, Willisirim c, lliifiii,iri, Ilt'nrv K M;illue Jr .%I 11 A -' Ralph Sr Santorsolu, liii hard Sliw 1k, M li, ,irid Joseph Vu) en, ?I S F: ('IIL'l,UOT.t Ti'rt'mit't J F'e're'rstins .ini Ste's'eni I- J,*es it, , C , , , George 1.4 )\( .% I it - - , - -, I)anl', G ( '.,,, k. lk'b'y S lOt is, fluius-rt A Firth Jr., i;tsrgt' A Milsst'v and Karen L. St,tlTt,,,%",t) I A'flita It. J,ickuni, ii Ed., *'orgt' (' Keen, Mary If Keim, itmry K. ttarnissey Sariiuel Palermo, Judith II Perry, iiiliut'l II Punde'r, Fred M, lkuuui,inua, ('li,*rk's It Siuuipson, I',t.iiita 'ii it , ill to( 'ra:g W . '--'---'- i' :: 1 '"' ____ car - - , - - .' '- - - - f; . '~ , ' u ' tuft' I I ' I Even if they weren't on sale, they'd be good deals. P iF' She- ri K t'ti rice IIt'rbe'rt S iti ntne'ss M Itt'h*i itt tfl ' ' ' \ d i't1 sitisk I-ut M S iistuti, :miiti Gail (' h pptri 1km ird I Hu- ki 5 .J.it kit' (' hluiss anti. Yul 1d , . - , int. ',tj 11110 - pn'pular 1011111 k tIlk F i'.Itt" P ARK Mit'h;ut'I .1 Rittk' Ill, l)isirIil C ('tuipinan. Carl, F Ojtsl.m, F'UIIEST CIT' " - lls, iis.is ii Hollinsand McNeil Stein, -i' - ______ (Continued From I'agt' ii i - - — oomey At Other En - il's tl)\ k RII'iI %' I "pit-> " ews ')l,LVWOOD Srric-e — Fur Bill 'r), the gold medalist 1* -c athlctI champion in the 1l' I '> mpics. speaking into the as a spurt,s corn. ::.t'ritator is the neweSt in a series of lifelong 'hallengej, lr;t'igibe to compete this .t'ar, he'll be one of the announceis wearing the ABC silks in covering the Ol>rnpics in Munich and Bill views hilt job with a champion's conhde'nc, and a neoph> I.e's wariness. We sitting around at Itindi and Towne), often colorful and fuil of humor, was being hurl) serious 'This is what the' hardest part is for a sports commentator," said Tuvtiie>. who has ken picking up experience in Wide World of Sports" tidecasts of track events "A sunpie ,riatk-r of liwnani,zlng what tS '., '1 6L s there 5 tougher than pulling that off Most sports announcers con. firm what's obvioui," That's it exactly And of wrse hill Tourney's S%owerj goal is to avoid that most common of tele% ision aggravations ''It doesn't take much for an) one to figure out something t-1,t' that isn't easy," Bill said ILw much do you sa>" How tnwi> worth are reali> necessar>. There's nu If I we wliethln4l, t.appt'ning I just try to interpret But I do have this one 'sdiar:t,a1, I know the athlete is feeling out there I've been there. 'Vie'wrrs at hc*ue, maybe the'> re not all that knowledge. ,iblr about track Ma>be they Ltitirs ('J(1( tutuoIizeuJ 111A far d(t's W,ime U) jump" Well. I nught say rough. I) it was like from his living I oc*yi to the dining rocami Track sport it nwiibt'ri but I just formula - what rr- e' d their sills d Of Sports t '...r. u gi .It .,)iO': w to Ire l..ribarded with all those numbers that only mean something to )our real track nut," Toomey suggested that a color currumientator's pert' ci'manor is often dependent on tie announcer he's working 111c the other guy in the ti,uth asks > uu dumb and meaning. less questions. )uu're stuck, I've seen color guys who get tossed in wi',h a real television Sifl(,vothe and what happens is, the 'expert' gets defensive and rushes to what he thinks is his strength that is. his kr-owl. edge of the spirt and he starts rattling off facts and sta. tistics and his strength turns out to be his weakness" Bill I inquired. ''w h' 's (hi' kit color ('orrimentatur on % ' If - — ," t Ir'ited iith ',..:oi- guys Just telling me that the fullback ran eight yards oft tackle I want to kriuw who the fullback Is, what's he all about as a Psi. man being" w Maybe','' s,4iti 11:11, 'a i'4 IV (WIinicnta(i,jr is a good at her Wh> I. J 4 doj,it >ou stay if , (Ni, I just fou,yJ s I'd rather listen to Don Meredith talk football than anytl44y," To'imey said he said, airily, 'No, actually I wrijldnt trarit' ni) fis 's y ears of kiectung for .*Sy 1I111i ,l ti nder (or e'onsitlt'ra lion adoption iintit'ipsmtt'*l $2,6579 revenue and exiis'nutitur.'S of $2,162,439 I not including pus raises i, Salary raise's t'*muld ovine tronii the 1193,355 surplus If tori uiui ission vIce- is to a I hint Knowles' lrolL-t'tlons. Of the surplus $165,36I it could be used to fund the iru'rt'a,scs leaving use city with :1 $111,000 contingency. 'flue may-or sciitl ii half mill rut oil ge'nt'r5il •pn,-ratiiiit fututle "It-ould be realized. This seoulti drop city its II loge, Int'l uti ing debt srrvst'tt, 1.5, and general operating nuillage, 7,, or a total of nine mills nit valorem levy. Commission already has sliced 1.5 tusitla from debt service starting the city miRage Iroiti this year's Ii mills to nine. Action on this proposal Is expected today on the millagu If reduction. Morris told Meyer he was "all Wet" in trying to cap Knowles' pay "You are trying to beet up the head," Rut' body and ltz~~ 'I1 . tNt-tt t` ___ _.....~Q -1...R~; Iii if 1414, I,, . ' cut off "Rcmemf,when young ladies wouldn't dream of corning into the Cit p unless they wore hats and gloves?" Morris said, Mayor Moor. cautioned, "You will de.trvy Ole city's whole pay scale principal by digging out three Ilimi ti olls 11 I rr LA - , I- 5) salary Time) grir.re'ri 'Si'mr'e mediuzri, tills television When I as teaching school, if! started bring the '.Iuderlts I uuld tell Ili an instant I uuld see their eyes go glazed and their minds whi, off to another planet. But if )uu're talking to a TV (amme-ra you can be boring 1* cjiie to death at borne and ti wouldn't know it. i ttkvisiun?" " Personally. t1 - riict,i 1hI Impaia .thk'r:Ca 11l And Che','ello The most ))UI 11 mlti-slze car on the Amenc:in road', And -n. And on, And on. So see your Chevy dealer now during his Gunge S. \:i! see how much you can ;a4.". 'rht'n 'ut tnt 4 set. 'nrre I jr. L he'. Ar- ' No. - t',i I ( hristin.a ii .1iitqusst, henry \ (t ,mlduiis' he'll, John t' iIrlule:*'', (h'org*' Vi' hirs , S)mcone once said: "The bitterness of "v iz alter the i,.%quality is remembered " Iciw price is forgotten. of Evidently that someone had never been t' a Chevrolet Garage Sale. Because that's where you get the high I cars. Plus the quality of America's sweetness of low year-end prices I go along with them. lon lob> (', Robinson. M. Ed and W Stubbs I.AKE MARY (',unitairi I. ('.iIle'ntx'rge'r anti I':ugt'nit' F Vi ill i,uifls 1 Ile IItlI I Itossilyn It. I'iu ke-lsueiit'r ,*tul Annabt'lk' S l'ninf. *1 l;ti i BERRY'S WOHLO -- . of - Commencement ceremonies for 398 Florida Technological University students will get underway Friday- at 7 pin. in O I a n do s ill ii n Ic ip a I auelitoriuiui Speaker for the triiuistii nal event will be ETU President Charles N. MiUiran. 01 the candidates for degree's, 300 arc undergraduates and this' remainder in master degree' programs, The ceremonies will rii'irk the first time I'l'U will award the degree of Master of Arts in ('cuninunication. Art's. st intents who are canutiilsitt's for tlegrt't's I those scheduled to receive graduate degrees are SI) indicated) are': ' m residence FTU Graduation Friday ii-: v I a - tmounci over for " - Point Of View ,4- ' Two Burglaries 'field over- A mint spokesman said many of the faulty Images are not visible to the naked eye. here for all three federal said. ' ' ' - -- -- 'I hat MIAMI BEACH — The prevailing wisdom is that the Republican National Convention will be about as full of surprises as Aunt Emma's Tuesday sewing circles, There are several Republicans around the country, however, who seem dedicated to enlivening the proceedings One of them is Robert Moss, 34-year-old head of the Ripon Society branch in Philadelphia. Moss' plans to ask the convention to indorse a platform plank calling for free distribution of heroin to addicts. Moss' program would bye modeIe on a trial basis after the British s stem of malntairung addicts on both heroin and methadone in guvcrnment-sponsored clinics In an effort t lower street cr The pr esent British system went Into effect in 1% replacing a 10-year-old procedure under which phstcians prescribed narcotics for addicts just as they prescribe insulin for diabetics '1 kriow there are a lot of arguments afainsI it," said Moss, whose Ripon unit :nrmberslup consists of i( liberal and politically active Republicans, arid - o, - • The fault could be either In the dies, which are produced ç tHiN -,- '- • R - of Show the Gains A - a ':innabis fly, $365 In Varied I tems Gorlin, who is now buying the misatamped pennies for less than $60, figures the price will near $150 after this week's American Nwnismatic Association contention In New (,)i-Ieans, when "people realize there aren't too many of these things around." - Sfciv-Piit' ---- -' - tans', said David Gorlin of Dave's Northeast Mint Inc. here. One Man' s Opinion - '....., tarn,'i .-- "They should be $100 or more considering their rarity," "SI, - - a It __________________ ' ________ ch Philadelphia coin collectors are reporting prices of between $40 and $80 on uncirculated double'dles, but they expect a boom within the next few weeks, I -- I They are the first double -die pennies reported since i95 and have become Instant collectors' items, ( ~% 0 -:', 7 f:17-~,___ - I -V.P twice, thus creating a double Image. But. realistically-, there can be no reforms which utount to general tax cuts Since 1964, Congress has en' led tax reductions depriving the U S. treasury tod;iv omt' $45 bill i on yearly The' trend now surely is going Ile the' other way---'o get it hack, anti more, - -' , '. ' ,L-slora Giant fr emr Extra f su-. ., -s' You may' get as much as $100 if the penny huis double image of the date an.i the ''In God We Trust" motto, The U S. Mint, It seems, accidently struck up to 100,000 of the pennies 1 ,.. - I The tax experts (10 indeed agree that the tax system h loaded with ine' uities--that the payroll tax falls w tb extra weight it lower income workers, .some pnivileg.-! people enjoy tax preferences iloopholes). the propent t.ix is a jerry - built monstrosity'. - . - - ,, 11111111;1 .* - - Crime Docket Set Tiikt' i.k at Ut.' I'IiliL- (Ii p1111 Di-:l .Pl II A I Al' your cookie jar and if you double, don't go to an eye doctor, Go to a ciun collector. ' ' rk a,~ :—:-;Pi--. - • see it'S enues than was the case 10 years ago tse uthstar,dung these difficulties, politicians in hot ii major parties keep suggesting that no new tax increast', sill has e to be' voted in the next year or two The Demo orals talk often of "tax reform," knowing full well tha t the exprt"cln is read by many' voters as a cut In taxt"- : V pt' :- 4 25 i ri than use up the so-called fiscal div idend the tis e'nue gain that acco mpanies general economic grits .it dividend ha' hirguls ,iflht'd The' rt'a'n, it ,.ik ug s report in the space of 10 short years. federalc'it'11,' s ;'e'ndit tires as a per. -ct,i of GNP the nation's ttalmost double1! t'r, it no new programs :lid— the annual growth in existing expenditure p: : .urns now absorbs a mach larger fraction of the gross ' _____________ 11 %'ittr Trio/s Slated Sept. Up To $ 100 - ________ ' ' -'. in in. e.':ir - :." - '" - '' •- - a - p:ir' were Ot,,n - t.'s enthdcss. there is no real treasure trove to tap the full range of enlarging expeiidittures These si I ,.. - Herald Area Correspondents - e - It is estlnialeti that as ens iroulnerital agencies. dett' federal p.illiit ion- fighting costs Inn) take $4 billion a %si: The Social Se'tirtt legislation adoiitt'd this sunhiu it idi's SOTTlO, hut not a lot of, offsetting revt'nhie g,i Ut' pay roll tax rate got's up a 111th' nt'xt sear, and t .ini' base from ssho,h those taxes ,iie taken will . in ibbc •, - t ' ,, . intl r Do ubl -Die Cen ts Worth ' . '- P. ''ed n t o, ' - v ,'-, ' • _________________________________________________________________________ li ned in 1973, in 1974, and probably often thereafter B E1J% ARt) RAY STE VEN'i ,_, Th ere arc built-in escalators More .ii1 ww iv 1 ., "oi.lr :e' are coniiiug under edii',ition, health, ti other progir.11115 All .1111"111.11 1C cost ot us IlIg te is t'ontaired in sonic. and now will be part of the Si'. Secitnit svstenl Unoi'kings figured the esc',ii,itons .iislur.g perhaps Si bullion a year to the budget not ' lug t he nets Soc ual St*c1init feat ures sirebteris to drip off PAL PH4AV j,m Fci'-an Ed 't' -.'r,- A 'SK \'S( 'ItA l'E.lt has j011ied skylifle, Brain Towers l A i is having optri I weekenil a 0(1 tenants will Move in starting lakefront m arina (131 is shown in the ut'rile " 'is the government buys COMING 'ROUND THE MOUNTAIN Heroin: A Hot Issue For The GOP '-lL ¶' - . -- ROY GREEN TAYLOR Ed$cii Spj F.,'5 .1 d.111114'r ' From these and other .innoy. siIentJ uth a lollipop stuck i their rices deliver u rnen the soup WIV bc' bAWl Out the: Tbt In r ''" iT ,, ner. - • - - ',iPd1P(D * - e Irookinge blidget res iew iiidic',ites tn,it Inflat , ' to the IlililgOt, I billion ,i y letlt'ral wat ki'rs' ages and higher i'u I''' there - 'ii bores that PIS) t same Put tune oer and over lukewarm iievcrage that rra'-ts call tea xith manslaughter Ftarkley was rhnrjed in the Oct II death of (bsrles I.am- two it the bert, 23, who scene of t twn.r,r collision it the i nter4petion of SR 520 and h ipm.'.n Avenue O'.'uerlo B irklcy was rhargert ,with *li if i-tb i '' Ir ''periling his car in a negligent r 1, t 'r intl culpoble manner effectin,! 's growing Holiday Inn and the new new court house (Ci are at the the death of l,ambert tisi' over the right Sanford Atlantic National Bank building can txt Rarkeiy !rvil was rontint't bunny 'Fbi' Set'ui midway between 113; and "(:) three times if the' PIit1l (13111 Vincent Photo) PhtlIn'it" Jones, who 'a';i hinged with .issault wit----;nfent to commit i felon,' urwitu'd ,s'o,iult intl , re irm in - riflfl'siç5ifln .f "teeny in the June 'P shtws*ir,g I ~ Willie Jordan, i 101 W 0 - - , e - e * ~,- !.. ~ 'e'venth Street. pleaded ,tuultv to the lesser nt'len'sv' of count ''xn ,issiauiit inil battery Ti's" a _. 1_4_ __-______ ----. - . 'eurt idjuatii'ata'd him guilt .p- r,7.t,.-r. ir1l i-iof -i fir.-sriu, o nd eent.'receti him --'Nc ;tirni,un, rharg'1 with It, '1-5ltit1". RI A111:1% felony. anti in county pail, ausp.neling airbuying, receiving or aiding in ronrimission of L limes Brown. charged with of the 12 months with -'retlit for concealment of stolen '1I ll: t'a'lit''i 1,1515 the this whim-h th.' -te'f.'mtar,--assault and the tins.' in ugr isiitecl property -k "c'upi"d hull of the has been mean-er tied since George 1I:ill, charged with 'ittemptett escape, ri ilgnnieu'nit .to k.-t, with srnm' " ' St4 ('cantummed until Aug 22 are June 5 The etate nolli' pr-icsed -urrying a concealed firearm isa's set for trial and others dropped charges in t.'sc sah*'r inn leaving the scene of an the arraignments of James * ontinuu,',I o cittent rcsultung from per- IIggunbotham, charged with two counts I ket*"l for trial the week of I R~ ~ , ., 4. Andy Steele. charged iv Ii: siinil injury; Guy Denny. carry'rs I a concealed firearm 2i sir" the following f inul s.al.' 'inriprcsa"c-sii'in rala possession anti firearm .es a 't"uu'ni;irtts, ill of whom charged with ti'eaktr Il'iuIiI'l n o t guilty to the entering with intent Ui irnmnel ,'i',n'jucte'd felon, and William pi'nhi,tiite'nl drug, pleaded giuit a felony and grand larceny, I.yeans Jr., charged with grand to the lesser offense 4 * h;irgcs possession of of .'ss Itiets'rt ('hapursan, arged Gerald M-(loud, rhargel with ''lotte1 W iii'il grams than lidge • with .sa'sIcin of cannabis l'lW tfSN utlltulul'it.'(l Steele 4uilty mu , s;itiv:, I.; Jimmy Lee' t*' e a'ntencert him one' year in with ,s,s.,,,,sion of drug 'ainty ,.Il l liii' -'runt then pr;i'hcrna li-i, )tian;il*t [);titsentence (cit t',s'i ucspendetl with Wesson, tiargeil e irs The stata' 'tropp.'ri poji:ows.sion ,J drug p:uruph4'r t-tS.-irges of sal.' of the trig nuli i. and I lw :iril Wayne Rtfr1qtiraIor- Freezer 14.7 cu. ft. A guilty plea wu enter'i I't.'ist,t h,urge'i -.ith IXISMiSsi(ifi iso guns arid a cnmflcr,i were rr1asir,g rr -* rsek n (rot t J ims Brown 'in Aui. I -.i drug pur.ipha'rn;ilisu Freezer hublie tip to I -I stolen from a storage closet at a the station, located at 517 West charge's of uttering a (nrgu'r $349 Arr,signnit'rit Is ontinuctl South Seminole residence. lot Frn,t'ze' let' I -ampssrtm*'T:r First Street According to court liii net 14-rept 'h" uiitil Aug .'2 in the races (if ;ic't'ording to deputy Jay Sanford police, a rack of tires th,'if 1uf."riiit -ple:u unit onuhtre'd the k'fenal.ot lk'bnr,ih Ktlmne'r, (-barged woth Leman. Mrs. William Matheny, wa.s arridently left out i' iii,iIO' .11* Saia'rr,slt li entaker Soother trial. On Aug stitsi tM'Sifl of Melody Lane, reported a night 141 ;i was filed to 'teternuim:.' motion I., 14)), iira,wn (lanton Jr., - magnum pistol. a Polaroid DopI P J Riggint arrested t,y'a, mental condition it 'i'i' ° harge*1 with tuodel No =4 camera and a 16- Peter 11,4:1ler, Apt 3)6, Spanish witnesS intl trial hats been r'--i't *';,nnaijiy. i. Royce gaugi' single-shot stiutgun Trsr pantnients. Altamonte' Co. for iig 11 -Adolph Williuuus, i-barged with missing, Total salue if the Springs. on a char ge of E'i'w intl n*kr-son pit-aaktl of drug paraphcr- tuuiss:ng items was estimated at unh'issful delivery of itrugs Oo.n Man, thru Fri ;a m S O a. m. quilty to uttering i forgery He Ctos.d a Sun. roilia, and Miry f:lain Edge, $325 Il1ter was arrested at his 'i tS plated on present*i'nt-e *'hargt'I with iossession Adair"s (',utI Station reported and jailed under unvtiatuon esg mu remanded to i5fl PARK DIAL 77.54 - :unn:itim satis'a I,. two new tires, valued at $40, 5.5,000 bond, Other defendants docketed for (nil the wi's-k of Sept. . sill esh iii plesi*Ie'ti not guilty - to lu'it' Itiuliie Barber, charged tilt breaking anii entering lii intent to uumnniit a felony intl grand larceny. Lester -- . Sanfo -. ;'ED C - - Of These A fj: ic rte it cir trLs tt people iho hair si the tk S-ails — Thrns the court gave .e directed verdict of acquittal in the case of Rarejevelt Rarkiev, charged - - Teltijne operator's who in- IELOW. E b Circuit Judge Thomi We4d'l1, -- expired Tt' Pt esokut 's s eta. of course. could put How About "iris who get incite aloof pith • iJ. drink-and at $1 t,O 64';3 AVE ________________ _____ a . Of this repairman TELEPHONE '' Jo 'risk rtoeket.1 Isefc'r , 11~ :' .'. I OuTTW % 1111`111-01 I ' election X hr ihnfarb li rrath I&- Ali. .— 'ri I" '.',r.hlbeterl Iriii ,ci'i, the tett.' ,sher ica'i lorket.rl for trial igatnst rhar,e' hive! ree'etved ronttnuanre'c 'Ninnis t.nftnn, chnr4.Wt in I'b. include lI1ss Pitte.psr.ste infnrmations with charged in (nor .epsrafr wnrthle'trheck, F.dili. Brinker Williams, rh*irgcd in i three- ras with robbery and ace of -i count information of breaking ('ir.';Irm in commission M Trial is r'c'ntinn.cl 'urtil follArtv intl entering with intent 25 ''P 1 'srnmlt a fi-tony, gtin'i larceny until "T1 fi ¼ br' md ipcnnol legroe .irson r,',l of C,rt Nu',-ul, ehargrrt i n Williams w.14 one of t h e f "-ir a1mrate 'ises with rnbuiisp.ctil in the burning ue sf i t flrr'irtn i n 'de-i'lnr'i Marine of ,i felony )'flrflisslnfl Ai-n nolle prc-sseel by the 'i'e as,'lf flavIil .'aT'Cn. Sir'ntt -hargeel with ;t it,- other in dropped 0 1110"I 'ma ,VW1, gir -10~zq.4-`-1-,-P I The future figures couldgo consider-11,11\ h,ghti u C gie*s t'CfltlntiCS its present e'ourst' of i'ular ging iii., I .1''iOpi latlons affecting social piogiani% \*,u is : i - : on h,i been added h t'iigress Ic' ireslult'nt Ni ii dge't request for IlEV funds this h.—c al eat is - i MARION RF'fHF.A By - Offbeat Ruminations is tuich is in keeping i th th e trend But th e -atistic which holds within itself the most imrtant message is that which 408 new - rs as independents or - H .1 ', open, crowds ds lin - - .. Es on before Congress added IM 4 billion tO e,'i Is kI cral outlays b i'uactllig a 20 P'r cent Social Se'i bt'reiit iiiCi'i'Si', thi' liooking I ii't It III loll's new blOt Study had projected U S budget hikes totaling P_H till! birtu ern no's'.' and fiscal 19 must - ;':t's:di;:ival ti'iiui, 1110 fe d eral tiIi($i:(.l ' final - ' at least slill, inillon .-itioe jieseitatillu .,l ! t els It thci t'trC take' a good deal of sheer ni - e I ,i::' l'olitiC ian to talk these il,1% S atliLit 'ti1 i'.dit't I I ,. i'al likcIiho1 is higher ta x es in who -------- HRt't'F: lllOSS,T \I- \ , means -------- It was not surprising that the .N coattls ha ve attracted some lukewarm Democrats to parties. Nor is it unexpected that the i)e mocrats gained the greatest number of new - rs with 3.747 joining the majority party. The total of new Republican registrants I 01 is. to voters $100 Billion U.S. Budget Hike Seen election facilities and the reporting of the vote itself All of these be sure, the prime duty the supervisor of elections in whcce office every psible is alread being enlisted to meet the challenge. duty rests with the eligible But the have registered They are the OflS ho must vote To do so properly they be informed during the campaign and patient very patient — when the polls up and there is delay. That will he the pay-of f record voters To those registrants goes our applause. This is. however, tempered with some conditions. For happened when the eligibles to isit the registration offices and the party r non-party where their names would be listed was the easiest part of a proper exer cise of :ranchise. elction facilities, the operation of the D'i'rected Verdict Frees R. Barkley $ i 1'P- i,r;els-/. A til l ust 11. 072--- / A Trn ;.nf -rrj .r,JrI —pa appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in BxlO reprint size for $3 DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 C , ___ _ '_'_ :l \*q1__ : -kl.11i N % -' rl*_ - , I1 way to see the U.S. A. 'i'i!- - -- �-4 6A-The Sarc,' He id TPijr Au;s 7 Selling Interests To Collins &~, .~,' $. A Safety For Is I Sal I ave 20% o i all bedroom furr Delivered and set up in your home at no extra cost. Act Water Enacted .:.' k\\ Si (7J('% SM F tx -: for person or for ant owner U *1 ;1te1 a nest water safet a minor belos the age of rdinalfror ea.-s U operate a motor at the publit arings-an ordinanre. unless he is accompanied attired down' that en. .cuperv&sed b a person 16 ye rrrynefl will be dAffirult. ti? idenc Corrim&ssuiner 'rnrthnç U. Chairman Greg :siite-out oti)erted W I rtirnrnond arbrk S'vrrai residents from Lort The adopted document Inriuck in its provisions that 'rjor were in I'llendimise at the .cz'k sesswn held W rons.ider Person under IC, years shall ties ordinantit wturt. had upor, the hOt' of a boat .r zunencjed snre earlier operation unless seated pro;wn and safe seats provic failti the boat mruenufactumer farm nurnerniu I .I 4114 were the pnzsians Serial of those a ttending iiru a ge of boa: operators rapari:. -rrted for the ri;ier-r of WaIL'T _i s.iderauor of this ordir..ni, Count) Atturnc Hord were concerned sith t definitirin of 41'5e rerk)c rented kltetjt operatior arid ienr±rne'nts tothe document at rn'iW war. publir htitri Ma,-M. We, them that if it CJe whi"h to an tssie the courts WOL ovided that it shall be deride that point. using U. operate water £l:i, uaplirnes or £zmziar deuces reports and tit films MJ'h ULStlfl('t trom thD't as Lyff trit Srieriff as .uld rrins'JtUtt if haiard to means of piencritiri h Of bxr ran)' or life cr :t of ant persons on or stuch stash Jr.the r:ver an ti short Other an a trailer a: the jail I quirk arid east transport rnmnnd rarefull; and ,".,lit-MI, eaplair*d that the different lakes thcouglwul U roun un was not mean: tt o rx grou; or orry the dc,rurien, s4s jesignez tist Intent of the document designed for the protertuin beef up the state boating lay t'.tt r ituen-thor boater and for the saInt of Serrano water 5pt%r. Cuuntit residents He said It;, IT. and the '.'inurt'r rcar the shore as well man; boaters in our lakes corn the propert; Owners who li'.t train out of the count% and ha% the water fronts no regard for Seminol Teuations This documnier lit pointed out that the aflrr of 50 feeL whir-ti met so would allot' rnl of iirtivits i x' tl opposition frcnr, fluent ;ILSeflts. mat not being un. Aiainst oqe'tionis from Ui r;ttJod The document was at the bearm th board was iivnri the estrerri irded. Jet a dutanre, of less .1. Vi feet frum short power It set speeds within Ui 'i'un; saters unt the shcri eriel seater enthusiasts said :t man' charged with It, M, of the count% waters I t not Sc feet wide and scm* rpon.sgJillt; to post the.% ,, If less. than ]tK' feet wide speed limit signs zippeoprate and ent cr-ri the las The shen-if iri '.'uuld make it ImpoasitIk observe that portion (if the said that tie did nt Jinticipat :liriunrt un real probiems. that per cent of the residents sill bbiji xJr nt of the arti rk One eow . aling with this distance by the tat' L'ioi said that it would sureh Quite iriterestirigl;. at trn and the winnie time during ts embarrassm for Semtnuie L' this prtior uert not adopte. tham-ussiurt of the odirjarr'e :rntr-ouh objected or. Usi or e Orane Cow) required a grounds that it was tui :.anrf of 15ci feet frorr, short or the operation of and Comnniuiorie Also deleted was it recum- Ed Yarborough on the grouriii that it '.L lot t.o broad . REG ... -"It"f. Wf ,~: • :- ::' prcirt-tde'd to present pre'luuxnaz-; plats fur if l( acreft'( 1`4111tion area located at Spn114 Oaks suliclinasun Giisn uutjined there will tic a rlutihuw.e-, pool, small gym, :su baseball duamunds, lout It-ants courts and to sauna rcut'atiun it's, Goodman said, will ap'.Unatt between $2So.0 and I '"("..V' 5tt' .5.iT CtC ff' . rr.'.e : Sat' a' c'. '. '.sS'.f, kt'1ri ra1tar' tij s'et'. aar stri inCluding r.nor s:heaes that are perfect tr your 'un5tCrS A! Quail'. furnih ç. • p . _________ oo~ It -. • ' . '- . ~ .~~ I.! -.7 - -,1.1 ' ..., " e. • i ..:'--; ,' S -. - 'liii . I 4 ., la - . .- - -,_ - - t • : - • P )Df Ii. lL - r -: _-?.1 / - to , . .. . - ,; Are . s.:e se, e; '9 Sale 15995 :e e e. 5 Sale 22995 -- • - n:'- -' u-h Sa I, 249.95 - Sate pnces IftCCIIvC through - Saturday Washer dryer closeout, T sale. '' cut •• Ong 219.95 ;tt~-_-o-; ;,*,~'il-I.;-;!,!.(,**,Il(li,*--'. . Ii. . : i , 42,-Z 0~; 5h d it'tt af I'flSk C'Ci - : Ott; 149.95 c.' :.e-' . .i I s.: '• •"' ,. .• : iLJ . ' - I Sale $86 - Sale I 9' , c., ' • • • - - Reg 9350 •" " :' .', ' ' , ' .L t ti SS'1t-d - art- ebtues -• P: . 2 st-e- :'eas pastic cabinen to ard against 5! de-rule UHF d'a 'o' 'as'e' pcs,.rc' \%' s' R,g. 96.50. Portable black and e,C'ts: TV sItu 12' screen (meas diag Features "QuuCk-Pi" for faster I 'astic cabinet in gold, red or won' Detachable sun'.hId helps gua"t aart glare Sal, pric.s •fl,-ctl,, thru Saturday, ~'Jilvinlwr In If)' . , thin, I ,a'alsiie 1A III Acquiring Not% he- hitem Ila-' a, I it ",4 11 filill flit'.'. \laris sprinted . ants :ih.'sl If hi u iu,sect pursuer tat win ft,, lii % s,sisu it' , It tie src'l '.'.til rs';srs''.a'rit lb.' I c;.'rritsurs ' insI tics'ts nil 4,, )h'lunul Itu ing F silt r itisiti • 't% I ,itF i filled Itt a' is tins as ii sIssu l'ra F, ns-stiuiiniuI "'a -li ,ti- at, ,\(;,I ( ).\ pro- sident all AIVII)A and tho- ri situ,' prs"iais'nt .1 V.1 ;lu- 1k ii, fii' teStis i-ui 1.1 '' S;A'tinul 4iitiipie ilin,, er-mi. 'I 1 i A i!iI ire-eli1 a i' ' si1itiiiii'.tiu Null It;, s re'guitt this' Steelt'rs thirisugti drafts. iiat onis seven 15 11% Ct'. ns'lIi.sm Irisimi the 1_Ws8 t.'.icti sfaitia!tati tr - . -- . -- - Special! AM/FM stereo radio Phono and 5 albums. 12988 ' .' '.': '.,' ,' - • '' , - - It'. tIll t".'4 I SIF 1I IF.'.s eta ran ii srt.'r'ark ('h ir'eY Jotirv.n et ert,e s new c-areer of l'e stile St it Il',mpton is nut in hiss Sng.'Ies Sanford ' [ ", '' ci l','arlir Si,.' (ii'. rni hus.,'ii frini nr.eri'. ifl() ' aI'cis'ac:iinirist slT '.etvanrml F 'th.iIl Iague , ' t iti cret r I ithsirat in:t .rnerhork Sill a r F ir 'n the' C '.rrtln iii With III@,I-Aleri .~e was harrittered 'ill 1141 's r--, p''l iii i ntas'ntaliy t,.t,,ril.'iI Ui-s is the l(ccce'. usl St str iii') liii Kill:), &ui sri ' ciii t Iii'. i rinul Itrue e Von lke and li'.pit.si in l'sttiiuore. Stat Sti:.l. Uruswri uafirria."t sh.ut M;ensfis'hul I stitsi' hIri hsrcj' ar his dark Iii s'.th" thrill M;eiisfis'lil t,:s s st;ertnel l slre,a:hut ns'otulsr '..-an t;Irfls'% ..f beu .i rh;urnpt'an. Lb. sti fir l'itttuiurchi, but hi i'. In -in.' l:is lion -1 s:a' nh;' cr1 lirsiwn cluck tit e rigid trainits".'.s'eI I,'. ihelib) Muds's " quuirs'sl l:sst %s'ar frssr,i IIcuston inc s k'ahuiIs' lie s trIp t.- i cisni', i sri Uunnunt: the, fsNitlaelI "Ill be :: roar I 'ta)e-ut bu'k i'restiun I'e';srr'..n s:iiI I runt Its -f 1 rest map f.r tb's' rot i',' he said h"uilu:u, it '.tubtj tirs ,ekws ilcn-r..s 5)1 inhs.krns stilt s'. runner w sib a rents'r sat ,:r;evits titee' a iii inhale' cover !trii'kup priiseuI his effort tong after the ciii chit'. were ,tworuk'sl '.tes'nt,,thi. a ss t'aknes_s to 19fl, 511 ,usset \sls,jmi s follsawe'd the instruesiscill 'cie' t liii ri is-ceO'. Fr iris is Morris, hun.'. ,if his c u.i hi wi th the' u'hata '. Ni' I ilr:elt • basic-i'; I su'. 'iS's' changed his running Sts-'t's' t).i't is. situ's :ciiass''l all of pattern,'' said Iialm.ifl_ who I;cst seascin with 'i viral inand lisue Ic; Iils'o-r. stu' si'. in alternate .1s qurtetbali iniis'r on the 1'1448 U S 0l mpia' eaps',ers fulls rictus creel frito (cr510. ''lnsttn.ial Of lattitin \'it'tIUtiI '.liraiurut'l sissunul,'. h.snil, the is'hind, he t,ikt's the lead and ui this' estlie'r firui'.ht's with a big kick 11'it t"fcnis's' cuss l,c'.t in the AFt' minute he hears toy voice' h"n ,uciinst thu pes-' lIt ear H c I '..hI lbs hit cc ill -.t irIs rs I, ut slit It}iiiiitialjpti - ,,,,,I',r ,-,. 'rn'e,,rni ira-I tti:-, h' ;i'r .it 'tilt ('liuu'K his',stts soil Mike %%sa:ns'r it s,sfs'tis,'s liii' fuflt (cull', third best i ll lilt. ,\F(' against liii' rush in Sit-an Ji's 1971, Is le'tl ii'. UN '1 cleft'nisl'.' (rs'e'liu'. 74'. lii his' H'.'. iglat Vc'hiite' ,et'.ih I I I re,'nwieiait iic,uit the tnt'., ci lts'ii Ma,,-t' ,utut 1.141)11 Vsis it (lit- sillier Lit Ill I ,cnc'ts,eeksiia: is '4410 w itti '.sl -,sn Chuii I. Silent Ii the' ioiulhl" :illul .)m Ic iI.tiii ,iiiui a'tflIIS hhtus sill sin tilt' flank'. Seitits' st,stcilits lit the '.ee il;ei' mid s untlflut'al iltipi'. tie-lit frncii lIr,smtsh,cst sri' If',Less rhuin e xiii 11.' team," Rust. • . ~ :: illy r"nvereil frnni .I wrv- P ' - . I In ano ther -Ii' ..'loprnent volving a et er in quarta'rb.'i' " Coach Tomm't Iumthra 11 Angel,,'. l(,uiiLs io1 Reins:' Gabriel would shirt .igainat (>akInsi Siturt;iy night 1, chront fft'ts'i1 a collapse: lUng OR Ju! it - .'fit an nec": (lii)'. hiii bt-snfl throwing .1'. tong .ini hard As to how luur,c Gabrcl will play. Prothro saul, ''WC Ii see how the garlic! it'i r err is II",' third Ni- I team •lt Jut,fl'.iifl, it,irting IlL'. lth - r Iv!uur 'wi'. 't',' ' ' ' -' -ii'.'r:lt' ti a a'.i ,. K I C it N0 C 0 '.i i 'i , . r,' 'L•' si ,, -' "in. St c t "a,, sa y, at * aioutitim, s' H t-OO? ?Q( if,15115C51 a (inal sdniest.,r JI ra ''''ht't at 'S5'tfliOi5! it Msir'. ;o ? '. titslscir _r' Ciu, i ,, •s I NI) of Greenwich all, ' • tin a lsys'r List -:,in 11, :imk' rag r.n iI.rnfs'rene-e -'ar": Lshing rst'nr-'t -d .Jliti '.t c'w'ki i gaining t,tJ7 .'or"r ir'tsa inst rerising tiiva 'r '110114.111, s ' Sl)S (,oh,I iiirtng ,, he c(1.-iea-ji u 1.' ii V'uineceLi% s.' tinik ts'piirs'tl fliflflIia itctiv ri'. car 'rit'. 'ttl.int,i r in iflstte'.i'a'at 'lOon-' Sr sit stint'. snottier .isisI,'d ---- is- n - sits' I',Iit shortest '101%' three t.''• hr 'oleri act .risnn lirpe %itichilnwris tie is rPp4,r*- - lii's valu;ibls' t'i ' '' '" -' - ,02-1 I'117 I ,Ir I:— Pro- h I g h, tindi;,- Io~ed i::IPvtiIi,r,,: in the Itow-d-11, u',is.lfl a lo-thnolion In the Br6nci fnr a P.r-,Ari. like thf, 2#0) tither Us. 21av.'il :11(1St of 'hr wilt'. s t).'ul,sl ,i, Il' 1 t i •r ka it :eft fliifl5". 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J22.IO1 ii''' . f (.!siri'.tclni P'iet'n 1111 '' - • ,-.%L-. 10. :~ ' 'Ct. $ .'- -n'- ; s'c're' 0 a 'eco' 10 start y0' ;e'ti0r Choose frcrn top name P1riny Casri 8c.'c.d Sweat arab Tears Johnny '/aths and Ton,. Bennett The stereo System features oded plastic Cabinet with BSR turntab:e spee Da'norid neede. ceramic '.e co'.e'c and 4 RPM adapter nCiudefj -. - it-' Y" .. ' ' atii;iiu'tiiast;ut ' -r" --I,'! ' Delights Denver Coach llj#,tjfjj, ,,,%kill to. Ilif. \Ynericari Avoinvol,ri,i) in tilt- tnternatitjii,o~ 1':';1;;;1';:,,;11'"1i; ' • - 0-1,7 --,!'.r- a , '* uatitlltiit' iii Si' u Ic .'eiivattis ' i Pctre and sound Modern Stye Ut' Sianlutil Tessir Mu' Mznni!is Luruthruie I'. Julia I Vann Venus Guess Annie- Mat' ONeille Willie Williams :,,iI until - - • ': .' ' '' jwaw ~ I fjIIjIlJ1,t4.d •.1un ____.... IYlI.J Ill Cli Ir II' - - Re; t S r i'. , 1. - ' ' ' rssi'is'l(Ii' $j'slesui'. _1 tie, ,14 1 ,' '.- - - Ci'cc':, . ',.. I II -- !r.j.. Now £133 tarns . -:!T1!.JSale 83 '. 12 will, , - ' i '.iaiil - ' u Itr;nlsha;e'.'. , first ;il;i> er poked ii the 19,51 itr alt s sine Iii I'iltstsurctlt frsutti I .eiili'.lOfl,u c',xpi'e'ts'el is's Ia l'.'cutahs' lion frocic rtuiic in thinc'. siuislii) ishi ct ttIialti.siri'sI tutu uga:s'l ts',stiirc's. Ice' c';erric'. 2Ir i'iiun'Is of li;erd tiiUc It' ussr s t'. .it'3 ft'oi,ie' ,'t fink f hiss ut rod 1ilis i spiral au'. serum. ilaa',sii' Olympic I 14 , Ill ',s S hr iii Iii'.'. fsuutiil in lii', I. ,,,•,i,,, ..........10.1 i,,.,. ,,,t,int : ';'' ill ; itii'.tii';etril pr /4114''. Iii'. (cliii;ult'tiiu i%i'r;54tt' '.5,1'. 0 sub-par till 11 Instil I' 'itbm s':., 4 1ss'i U Its '14)51 si-:l'h's' t8 lwr ivnt and he litres'.' for lsc'hiin&' chili5: I'' Stunt ,%'.ssu Liit'tl I'rt'ss Spssrt'. 5% tiler six tiamtiulics'.tts lOis I tie's still b hens' tuI;s) tea isti .\ilviss' fuiti Sti'c'lc-r (ltiartt'O ti ls-'ii' if this' s'rs's' liii' first hr wAsIllN(;'IUN u Al' b -isIs . ..it ii lt,aba' l',tnilli madea ills "'Ill" fits' '.'.e"k'. I It';sr silul N.etaa lest s',s'.e1ti Iir,iii' ,Iilfc'ne'lat" tiilalu, tiara ;e!Ss'nl'I a is's i;el 'ettllur al Elkhiart. Ind b-'gon bitt s(iiiluIt'tt'ul at tsr cent of Juuitit ssssl''ta if ('s.tigns's-s I' i ut:is at it a iii ta tills's I lit, ;slsc4''. for 13 tcaut'lishuu'.t us hie,nivar ui his' I' s t.- sill tim's fur the US, ()1) topic IIa' slsaa rushed for 11 )ancls i'!as' lmicfilighit of the' tssi'ih , to - ciii l"cur lien efforts, site' stilt etisi Ii'. e teiSo hialaat'.ti'. ill still hi' .1 visit huc'r tit'r,x's in, ;ss'ticeil Sts'i'ls'n riseR irs rank ;siiicung tius's't Sir'. t o , Ill" 'iS limit hi,uiw It, N ,it, s c,',irnie-uI (to' trip his thusliar ts't hun Sh,snkhin and - ', itil isIsslIal) ,).,%t. Smith stirs- fiiiinthi rind 197 2 Suiiitiie'r ()l)iclliii's in, Moo' liii fi;urul %'I\-'ui ii hi, , ii; olIs't'ting this' I 'is''.iile'nt Nuxaina ixthi is'st'i tIt('I) in ho' AF(' \ 00 5 t'uhila'( tt'aI $l,('2 5 liii iiiui'.t titans) ut i4l,(5i s u,tiu '.e;Isaen, Iii t,ihs his's list ,imts'st t lbs tw4itiars age's 10 to ii; in ,u iriCt Star ii'.' tte't'I.s 'f thir,'.ct is I' rank list is the isu tus'hla thus r,st.slir,init'. in seaulhi rnit'un,cl rinte-si Iota's Na I strait pick a st-air ks' thai' highest It wi'. st,euworeet lis heel harni. Us-iuul, ii , ii. ugu a natiiun;ul frsst.s&'rrit's' feast ,i'.s'r ice' liii uiiiiist nt tight end ht,ata Keith S lats'ti'tiu'l e 'ulls's ti-ut ,'t;Ioti'. didn't c',iti ii rs touch$2,u.91 411 .sii'i Kit lii iui'tteil ,Iiuttii pa'.'. list '.s't'.aali, and he Is Nancy and tilt- two runners M'iiig ;trt".'.t'it js I .arr'. Ursuwni i. LltflthL't'S k,'itli Si hIe'ii'his'r, $.,uIIsi 01 Iis'f)aurht'(tl). SitU' 2i1,hlOhi ,sli rsad) ii (sill -'. 4 ,,i Ill al, ;inil Ft'vin Sctile'ii'hus'r, 11, ill , , sunigsts'rs e cities 11 '1 iliac''' thi,sii i s turns i s in sue su it'il'.i'.'t' I,. Fort l;uudc,'rulels', Fla , wire' in Jill'iVi'.hingtiin 1e%'e'eiia'stl;cv t,c'fsuns' $ luhi5 lets'. t,'il lut' l i lt hut' tackles 'mu. leaving oil ,i fiveIre} '.:Iit w itti - Springs Oaks subdivision Goodman said tie will make application for a buildiri per-nut within the next 3041. days. and the area will be 'oizipkttcj before the end of the year Cunriudirig his prrscmnatwr Goodman told council, in dulcet '-onuntent. that it is th'hghtfu: to - lot ork with arinirpajit; that rat the guts to work out their preatiie'nni G,ocinaan alluded Ul the apparent success of handling set' age problems is the' lit; with expansion ci' facilities lIaeastt. ontersel;, LwfleIred the 'first shall be Last and the- last shall be, first lit say lasted third upon Uct agenda, but sits artua1) heard in sixth plan, after Ssofford s usual practice of tiup-set,tchrn4 the agen'ia Bassett , representing C, E Braclhits requested annexation of it 157. one tract on SR 431 Cu1'-: lut-sdjis, adopted the as. rieaatiunorthnanr, upon second arid final trading rclrr • etil lilt mi ' H' lou let se'sinul to i'!s'vs'1stcl. 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Ut(vmrd run twit years •a'• ,r t, - itri lir'.'A'n t h r o- w - lliuiiiiing is the bids at s spe-rlriht u'. 11 T sri - \su.s i out They 'SOS' ,'ti sillitit i ,assae i.ilt'ti l're'ss SI'ni' tp' I'.' t'iri'sut'iu;ii ,\P lsh-1 u , :iti. e'or kgaes ;iiial f;esl,'ul ue1utitiiiil lilt' h i'ittiauric St,'&'ts'rs slits- c liii'. - ,icaatu with ii tie".'. kitiat iii c -iso' Ii lanai' Ito- cli't'isiiuii title- Ili'it has : 'tIll theiti ttirtaiiili;'uut their pr fisitb;cll huistturv is '.011110 If thu's e;cI1 st'.okc' thai-un hi So itis' ()Ill Into ge as tilt. Stt't'it'rs," Its 1st-en n.,uual 'liii s is the' ii' ccciii ins times Is luete thi it It 'L's'sn't tie-an ,invthuni: So diii tt'st'i, (lucite lilt' leO it.'' noilul qua arts'rtiu'k 'len) hir;sul'.h;ts'. Sale 5995 Reg, 7995 - : ; E:ra resilient co's t't'. 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Ill 1 I •hiiiiutiti1' .stuI ns- cii'.ls'Iir'e: F Sale p suf i'.i' 'n',- --..t r 'r ', ' , - ' . It 1114111. t 1111110.4 11%6.1 ft . Big savings on mattresses,, too. __ _______ Z i t vq.*__, r> I!- '.t III' II ' - A , tilt a itaiit.",t1 sfr .s'.'en U S 7-' tail SR ID in ',c ('a".nveni.ntly !j'ar,'.rwI 'u •r'i ii.- r -4. it.Cwtrs T.ir. in fr om is far awiy 's .hckssan'.'Ill. to the north intl ,,- 'vi 'h.' .'.ii,lrtr',.'n,irrl " Sanford Girl Entered llrs.kiri1 is', stuis Ii.,. l.s'.'n ;i,, -Will 11 s-sillS it M ) KI sc Slit' e!t''tisl;,i;s s' icicitits'! ti;isti,' - .0 p ,___ liii I,s '1is' , ML .' first 't.'ir it lsfstt, arc! ''i'stlIs'rIal,,s'.tsutak,',,., ti a: ttsiI, in sttaI,tj'.r. u • In11. ti. I, uris .'. ' • Ii'.'s'i'.it'. '1 I tnt, c I ''hut'. i" 111115 tt:tii 5!M'I' to -. ' -S r 'ta' rn. .-ill pletton cif It'.. 1972-71 casisfln It j' cjp'..'eji.'4 to t#ln it the act rarinit sun.'n.$ 'if th pailn, hut -xis postponed law ic ire$'r x i, S(iK ( 'arrrril',' sc'rvinjt his thtr'l fr.mlr IS with river IIY1 i'i IS Pf'eskl.'flt of th. Wr,e-lct niicht' ru ririn r.n hip Ifainaji. irit:otirsn Tb. WO'.f'JI will '1 in flairr.'lrin;i, Spain thismd aitt#'nrlaflrC mtrEs .p.'rterl to be shimtt.r.4 raw. or ririsi lb.' Af'.l(IA will hu'slrI satsin "ting in Itoston . rh.' r,t,ticldir' I' • 'r ;i rs tag u''sei,n 1, ti ' . , 111.11",tNllllll,;If)(4-1.4'sitillitIsIri - - -. fuct c all Ii iliiii t - •' , . . ofolll 1114 , 11 - . %sui e sic I 11111 1jl.:.';•_ - . -1 c, •-' I -I '''''- ' / - $l,1 ua.tc 'ft# rrreOt:,n. lint. Ill lit upt-t : rt-sldtnz'iIi o! Uat C I. Merrill Jr. Kay D. Atkins. Mtamunte Springs C Elizabeth Kw-twiark, Lie' Lary Han-c W. Thunner. De'ltona it-use- C. Rountret. Vein Park Willie J. Morris. Gene-va David Sibseirkert, LakeMary Samuel Holiday. Oviedo Doris F Tk-r, Tttuavdk -r" " sn L.iura Ii F'enrieI, Mitded J Sterner Jefkry I Nelson Normiva J. Hcsscn &'tt) M Kinard Lithe Mae Tolar William Zthk Lathe Quinn ?dUie Mae Smith Irene Watt James Cr Jeti, Chuluota Madel.iene Matheiori. DeBaM Aphrodite K3dreslI, De'Uma l't'tt'r Drennan, L*lteiria Ltht'l Si Faulkner, Longsood Cora MrCornas, Orange City ' I - _______ ir.ers Cataan tu'ntt4sr Hospital Notes AU.L Si l, 1r.2 % IJ!sl lSSlOS iIJIfltllfl '-,. -i - Opened By Swofford , ' I '-I... - ' - Altamonte Agenda - - , -.- , /1 - - 7 01%11 )'.71 hJ',s flp- t.l,j aionc unrl. burned twi'i ti is not Jepplirittilt to Maui LasrenrrSwofturd sb did it ogitin' in allowing a di''. eloper It niake a pri-s.entutitin stir sat not listed on the formal agenda l.asi seek Ssoffurd gate suit pet-riissaun to I Pope in an anne-satiun request Ilasse-ti was listed tin the rutenda this seek After triakiriE dispositerin of 'Jiree listed aI:errla items, ii ith Tulle' ttllJUitflg, Ssuffurd told s acting dc'. elopt'r William Goodman You asked to be on the agenda last seek sell. '. flu ti on it ' Goodman _ - Quits As SOKC Manager ' ux i '. 1 h' S'tfllotil or taitol • nil lit' ci;'.'. iii. ,n.• '(' Intl Icc u 11w st;,c' ii ii's' lii'. I.' 'tears as ten,'r ii isr, is '."lliiiit Iii'. ln,Irn,'ct flip I i'tiI',tttsessl 'l;'g Iraic It 'soul '\, t ~l L .' ItlTnL Jack C j ' - bddflsOr, b0oorr ' - ' . F ol "F, i - IIuI,ilI i'r. ..( .aç. :. ;;e 1. nra cji, cases that s a rri,Ie pe 'ee ?.:; ,; t o t'E if t*t, :. :e e'.'e .'.e a aa ç f ' ltii Ir-zaiwa7~ 11 r - .'.% Ill Now &, im ric Th1r;rLi, .Ati'ii? 11, t')/?- I srstd Thu Srinfortl Mon-Sat cl I littus 1.akeLitol i'istlsict'ii aild \Vinti'i' I Lit cii Slsu'tc is cat 'I tw ate' It'll use off sect's f'ui' (he I it'su Icusithusill iblack, (;siiit'vIll(' III light Jill) N Sui'i't'ltt', jqt,j, j Jack t'iut'h, iii'csit1tnt itiiit Itatil :\ii' SIasnlctitl I)i'11)('1I)1I, i)r(esI(l1.t'.t sect e'tLiI'y thii'*'chiit', eIi't''.'s, SIsinI1tiItl athletic CMARE & FRENCH SANFORD STORE ONLY ' PH. 3220214 .' �-- 28—The Sanford Herald Thursday, August 17, 1972 Dod-qers Get ' • W il l ies 4 I ?lr 'S TRACK TALK 1 with Stargell s Dramatic Homer Kills LA George Crossley itll it I it PPI I1'ORl t.U(IaI,(I i'rv Sports %irter or :v innings,, the lA1 Irs ledgers were giving people thL WilbeS The get some of their own ::ctirinc back Wednesday Oak. ia,l marked the 10, h time this Land 4. Baltimore 3. California season that the Pirates have 2 Cleveland I and Texas 9, sum games in the ninth inning, Boston A in iO innings. Rain The 'ta1IOnaI LeagUe's East postponed Minnesota at leaders, who hoosted their lead Fseu-oit, to 20 gaines ever the Nets York Sutton was pitching a four\Iet.c. have also come from be- hitter for los Angeles through \' hit' Stargell erased earlier hind to win 33 times this year eight inn i ngs before Thttsburgh t:;tage done In his Angeles' In the other National League rallied an the ninth Dave Cash Willie Davis with a two-run games, the Cmrannab Reds led off with a double, took third 'rm,er in the nin th inning to ripped the Philadelphia Phil li cs on a balk hi Sutton and- nrM the PaL'.burgh Pirates a 1-, the H ouston Astros tram, on Olivex-s single Stargell then Iramnatir -: s-zrtor-, med the Montreal Expos 5-0, produced Da vis. who had uan tist pre- the San Francisco Giants T' Pere? Laiocked in four ious games with homers, put smashed the Chicago Cubs 14-9; runs, two with a homer, to pare the Dodgers intc. O lead with the Atlanta Braves topped the a F-hat attack that powered :i two-run double an the second Ness York Met,s 3-1 and the St Cincinnati past hapless Phila. tnnin1. It lasted until the lanai hiivas Cardinals beat the San dt-hphia The loser ssas N.-' frame, when the Pirates seored Diego Padres 15'-4. Reynolds, situ dropped h:s three tames to beat Don Sutton American League scores: gank. ss,: S::iraa-hIs 'a ullop followed a 011f :iio 9 hhssaukee 1'. Kan- ear r - '. s' Ct ;Auld lake- U put U the test in c'ompt-uus(- nasilam('m - Jim .11 be eompeung an the fall four Hour IMSA Daytona event a Porche 9]1S Knott, ssho wnrks as a mc-thanic at Contemporary Cars in Orlando, has raced his 914 Pcirche in the IMSA senes this year. This Isastreet driven auto what-h with "-m at the whovell hits done res;wtabll) In INISA competition i. - . - Seeks Racing Tests No.- - - - - ----------- I thmk he i,i.t lis coill p.-'iire'' '°d ilade!phtt Manager Paul ()wens, of Benolds, who failed to last the first inning. '1 dnnt knots what else you'd call it He uns throuling all over the pIict':' BobWaton and John Edtsarth each drove an two runs and Min Wilson spun a fivehitter. leading Houston over ru th .i 1t':t llo ust% Rik'r sngj,' tiiø I,,'. re1.in' run In a bti'!, lh!oi third ?Ill Edsiards drove in another with sisth inning anti Hank Aaron :i base hit and IXtug Rader sin- blasted the 614111 h o me rim gled honw the final run of the his t'arc4'r to help Atlanta . Inning feat New York The home run San Francisco crushed Chi- put Aaron an even SO in ba'i o c;tgo with a 20-hit offense, in- flabi' Ruth's career M-, Ird 74 eluding four b Ken Henderson Luis Mclendez hit a and three b Tito Fuentes and homer in the second inning atij Ted Sizemitri' singled home Jivt' Railer. Henderson drove Th.. -''&1 ,itiP U1i • ,, f.... .,,,,,-..,s. s... k.. .sC t.h-ti - ...1 t. '... .--I' tsiflflig lead with two runs an the fourth them a th r ee-run homer,a nd run an the sixth that (,ihson and -St. Louis a triip . in a single by Watson and Fuentes knocked in four Etissards- sacnfirt, The Cubs had 15 hits, in. over San l)ieo Houston seer-led thee more eluding a homer b Jose CarNate Colbert belted his 33rd times in the sixth, helped b denal in the seventh sshen they home run tops in the three Montreal errors Wtn scored five runs c-ar--for the losers - '''S"''t (I' tilt .tr, t t of :' . The IMSA SERIES has this season aireads reached the point tre the SCCA Traris-Arn will be hard pressed to ket';' :apetito-s fr- urn racing an LMSA events next year. Jim as another Central Florida competitor we will hvr tm ','-t ar the future i: set- h: 'a f-ar prm-rccc'-' ir c- rprt :t I - iL. ( '. ' II, tI't I (Alt' flhIt( itt.' iota, flit ('I i..- .. fitS.i( • I'... ' White Sox Wilbur Wood Not Looking At Records ow .•--. -- AM Iii 11111 5 L 10% 1 I'l 5"a Iaii,-.l l'r,'ms Slasirts 'it. rater -I 'king it ri-i its, a, f l it aga. C ;in,.;illliit 'iiIhiir i__ -- - - - ,'t'- i than )l --. on.' g.nhir'. at - it's lI' iippturti to liii' si i ttoo :1 gannie of the frr,nt.run, b:isel,rall or raitti.'r the bay (tie or 1114 isniiickl.'t,aller, as refit'i fninti that' hitillpen, liar is inniget hurler in the nii;ije.r us's this ps'rf..r,iinsn 'a% r.lne'sclav's his taicir.' 5114is ha:irtllv rat' '-siftil efforts of the year lii-' t', ii t lippe'il for 10 liii's anil fit-c tunic by Slilssauki'c and dcI' .rn'ul slier univ S Li inning ,; hat h.''tI hiuna', around long it ncinu5t A's in the 'if iit-Puing ni -tr i Prp Rr undau p. I-a- igu.', K insac City defeated (h' No- " a 'irk V 'inkes's 3-2, ('adcfrirni:i t'cIgr-*l ('level-intl 2-1 :ind D'c,is topliril Boston 3-4 in 10 i rintni,,% %Iinni'si-i(,i z ..irne it of a r iii ii l.'troat is as r.-iins'cl out \t'. I.'hiverv was too high r gIl fri o til the first inning," suit Wood, *tat, ha's lost II rns,ipgta I,, lii's 21st 511th tnt! tti it sm-na's good r'n ough 'd inc.s'.-r C to k et- safa$ : sin's it is .n ni' .-- To Go Out - 11"-where in tie -t.rneru-an , • 'Srjirrlriun .-'ç tight West Division r ste , - - -, Eli" 'at. titt.' Sos' •M trnznniph met the Iirt',sers, c-oupheil with mu $ I it (or)' ftr,' tir,a'-.r' 'A'm-'lr.m'oiay night, enibfr'l the White Slix In remain - 0 I o rm i -.4 t;, , oi.caapl;iintc Woody won the ,i,ir liii still it reIn'f pitt tier lw'.irt, iiteIiinig on'- h,dir-r, i this : ' - Atiquct If. 1 9 12 ID thmr;da The Sara! ord Hnralci - - ' fl-c ball si i - - - -- - ' • 1'.' ' ' ti.' ti,t ' it ''• -li irn'Oet 1 1, a,i:n gi'neinil, remaining ,m.'* off the p..-ire The Rn', t,,t the m ran ,Inhn M;,y!)err tie- 5reaking mangle in eighth (hale Wright wAn his _',ime ft-it- the Angels. turn' . - ir-k (1e',s'tanti an four n ' V ida P,nson set-aced hoth C 'erni i tine, the latter an 5ti'tiull-en's tie breaking or. an the ninth -t.rael Tim-a (,rieve brake ic ton's ta'.ck with a twotit hoc: .t-' -'-- effectiver,i'ms The' White Si-s gave- him i leil to work with In the xes"nrwl rining, limot Als',ridn hat a threerian ,nside.the-p'irk borne tin anti, in the third, Rick Rev hatcht drilled i tss'.-s-rora triple, then si-rite-cl on Carlo's Mn-s double' li a it wilit.ii pair if runs in the cieth qd.t,-aineti without benefit c- , - -, - - a Pail that provided the winning margin. They came can three wilks and it pair of i-mi - the :antnani of the 10th mr. for the Rangers Carl Y,. ,,oriski had a vaIn bonnet t-igieSr'nith rifllne'tet grind-elarnrnv'r for the grr-'erifrre in %lik.' I:ptean's eighth-inning. tie-lore ikirag home run, ()'ik• I:irisl'm third s'.les die'st of the game. isnsr.e.l the Oriole's lient C slap-inert's aral Angel Alin,iI l i] hit the othpts an Theins's rltr.pp.ul the (nIe-s iouil-pt -ntthin , g i rns' '( f PineaYsva ctei-' attl'il i,15O e'int-a.'ra sr.t i s'l - -- - 'a- " 'Fighting' Whiteman Trophy Races R iIERBi-RTSt1JlI'fl sit have previousl pointed out thas sit'c'kend wali I the running of the SCCA Paul Whiternan Tlr( ,;Lh% ra;r at L tuna International Speedsias There's nothing quite like driving the 'Big I)' as Daytona International Speedway is known. And this is the time of year when SCCA club rarerr get their bag chance to run at Daytona This year the dates are August t' & 20 with t- sset'kc-nd c-or.flnued an the Regional-Natirinal traditjc.r, aunts ' th e ncs-ict- driver the opper:uruts t nir:vc or: one ttac-premier circwts in road racing. The largest field e-st : - 406 cars, is expected. SCCA drivers will come from tall over the tuition to i th:s important race. Many will he trying to gain needtto get to the ARRC while others will be drawn becauseof l)ay tans's magic name Among the hot contests aping up fur the weekend wall be the C-Production rare with Dun Kt'arne of Clearwater currently leading in the S. E lns-asaon. Don's swift240—Z will run against stiff competition from such drivers as Bob Sharp, Jim Fitzgerald. and for-trier RItE car driver by Jim Gammon of Main ,: Ball Mt-thU of Oraaado wall be trying to keep has lead an thi race for the Formula Ford championship Bill has stun I . ampionships U) 14(, 68. 69 UI D.S4dan drivin& an NSU lie c-c'-drove a Camaro to victory an the 1970 & 7124 Hour, if I1ytona and 12 Hours of Sebring He is currentls lhrt-ctor of h-is-er Training for the Central Florida Region Bobby Clark. is Clearstater l)atsua, dealer, 1971 S ! ls-ision B-Sedan champion will be trying out his nets lf Datsun at Daytona. Bobby tsas first introduced to SC('A racing in 1970 and after eight months we-ril on to become Regional Oaampion In his class After campaigning his can throughout the country last year he became both divisional and regional champion Although being a late starts-i it tttpoints race he as still confident he can wan again thas year The SC('As newest class not yet recognized bs the EtA will se the Shrisa-rocim Stock Sedas competing competing in the finale tin Simdjs- :n:, :;t:t- ,'nit t tn: 'r ti:: uIt'r the Li MtN ICII. German All-!rqkl fra:a the 1(\- .aual their i.g ss ith th- Union - dat k, . thktic teams disqualified s'eptiniz the designatacr, cf Brundagel preparing • fr'm future Olympic s- oft-p i - tsr. as president of Ute southern ithodesu and t4eripetition International Olympic Corning -'(kid Save the Queen as '- This as one of the most n:attce, acted like a man siho llh.'desai's national anthi-nn $ M'rIOuS ISSUCS set," he said. se-lcomed the chance to bess out Itrundoge's successor as ex. - 'Naturalls, the people sshci fiat. ikiteti to be elected during the f ighting. nash the mon- - st.ant to take Still athletic- looking at M pri--tils inpis's lOi. t h.tr eJr-5 of age, Brundage sias an a Rut sit cri and si ill reft r' 'l'' lhcnar sessin vial mood as he talked to a sist this with tiac help of local on Aug. 21 Tim leading prospes-t for the rnali group of reporters r -opflk We've done it before 'it. ednesdav about sm hat is iii .*iy rstt are UX' Vu-c Presileot,, Hi adai'iitted that he was Lord Kallanin of Ireland and likely be his final—and one of the toughest—rights of has 21' 'siomed and concerned who Count Jean l)t' Beaumont of sears in e!ti,-c, an) success'r small be We are at Frani-t', His opponent this time is not :1 crucial point if the OlympiaIA -taking I..--- k on his 2t'Lvcar professionalism or corn- rnovenent Just lcxak at this reign, Brundage said. -1 tint raterciahism, but politics—an the political interference" regret having taken the jul. s- iTen days before the start if c.! a burgeoning black A!haustang as it sometimes ":is I rican movement to boycott the the Games. seven African don't regret iIl I bi-hitv Munich Olympic Games be. states had served notice that that the ()l mpac Inoverne-rat as cause of participation ii% athlet- their teams would not partici- the greatest 5mw nil force in the S from the breakasm ziy British pate if the Rhodesians did si end I had it lot .1 si ork, snne 'talOnS' of Rhodesia Brundage insists the Rhode- grief but also much h.'ippint -- c 'we cannot tolerate political sians is all remain since the% are The ()I)niplc-s are soraaeth: nuterfe-renet'," Brundage said adhering to conditions the Si'rtt "rkan ---.ril his an. her iutting the bcsrc'ttt-rs on Africans thciaaselvesprt-s.-ribed fir l:ist ti that their r.ataoni ear These irn- luk-al - -- - Racing at-titan at Road Atlan ta this weekend finds the Formula 5000 serIes being run. The competition si-ill be set in a pair Of 100 rink heats Top contenders are Gra ham McRae, David hlobb and Sam Pose) -- -- U. - -- - - ___________-__________________ S • Vaulters Forced Olvn- The ac-!igt.tar.g fur kzras'r'is-ai s firs! national Mcitm-('r se1s ctaampiuniship will explode at Alzstaania Interna ti onal Motor Speedway Saturday afternoon, Sept 2 The Fir) Valley MOD-Cross osm, is th e final stop U) 1972's nsUuaI2li'ctat1c chase The six-event program will feature over I DD ndi-rb competiUng in both the 250m and open clasbes but it's the smaller division that's getting most of the attention. High-fl -ing Gary Jones of )lac'it-ncta Heights, Calif,, apparentls has the title si-rapped up but eight of the top ten spots I. the IA'- standings are so close that the lalladega cit-nt still hair tosettle the' issue, This Is th e first se'aaon th at the- American Motorcycle Associtin has held csnnpetitson for a national moto-ercass champion. Th e open class title will be decided later In the )ear - Ferrari Offered Help '0 uffet It' suptirt the famous Ferrari auto ran-mg ti-,ir: cabled re-c'ently to Enzo Ferrari, president of the Italian uimiapan)-, by Anthony (And)') Granateth, one of the world's leading supporters of the sport of auto rat-mg "It is almost unthinkable that the prancing horses of Modena the blood-red cars of Scuderla Ferrari should disappear frum the racing scene for economic Grainate lla said "My proposal for su ppor t Is made with th e primary moti ve of presrrslng the important developm en tal engineering engineering activities ccl Ferrari in the related lie-hi' of rac and automotive design ''Oum' see cindars and equal motive, of course, is to enhance the position of SIP Corporation to the field of marketing promotion through auto racing and to have the Ferr ari expertise working an the side at SIP thro ug h the years ahead I believe It Is a sound business proposition for STP and Icertainiy hope that Ferrari management is able to give th is proposal fullest consideration." Granatelli said that only one stipulation was placed on participation by the Ferrari the offer to Ferrari engineering sta ff in design and c onstr uction of an SIPFerrari team entry at Indianapolis and other major races on the US, Auto Club championship trail in this countr> Enz.o Ferrari has told me several times," Granateth if he ever brought cars or said, that it was his desire that he would bring them Ira a engines to Indianapolis arr angemen t only with th e Granateth tJ'otflers, It would be my expectation, of course, that the SI!' support would produce anSlP-Ferrarientry in major racing classics In the United &ate,s." - - - ' - - - - - a 6999 a,ar.t,.t trr, mi :#: TillS PhOTo of Tim Robbins during local Pitch, and was one of five p11otogra)hcrs around thit hit and Throw competition was one of five country to win prizes for his effort!;. Three other winners in nationwide competition. Herald winning photos, including the first jan/a' Winner, Sports Editor Gary Taylor snapped this picture are shown below - September Ist. 11% hAN BLIt1 It ha mlc':aiar.at,-d the V. urlds Iat.lirurIi - tht Ini,.SSist iut.'d I'r.-s spirts %4 tiler I.vc1in throwers for nearly a Sti eric who might be the favor'dl .I(}I German) Al'' dt'c-5- Il' still around and ate to is- in the gold medal in t.hti. 'Se-:igren, whit won't be- able reevntI became the ness world i-vent this year UM tt.e poI- with ishu'h he rca-ned holder at 307-9 Ut- is the Itruch has beaten Silvester in aults-d to a world record, and obvious c-hon-v to si-tn a second :. series of pre.Olympic- tuneup limit putter Brian Oh!! ii'ld, sm-las. straight Olympic gold medal ri,eets to gain the mental ad'Xi(okes to relies-c' tension, uraHungary's Miklos Nemeth vantage derscore a mixture of youth and and West Germany's Klaus America's Tarn Vollmer ma t-xperiencc- for the tjnate'd i1fermann, as is-i'll as Fan- be' read ) to catch the two tra pan the Olympic- field lurid 's 1-2 punch of Jc.rma Kinu- pang and old-time Ludvikhanek e-sc'nts nt-n and Hannv Sitonen, could of zedtioslovakaa, the former Se-oer,-n' (j,toPcil, with 5 ,.ih,... t.urju re-rota holder, ham, shown isorlsj recurdnf Ana.e'rica'a trio of liii! Sh• good form, t i fe-e't, t. 4 inc-tics a month ago, nlaaJt, Milt Sonsky and Fred tj be-s-n banned ftotra the sum. Luke Pta'. e' rnaude- rapid progress J-!l EL - r and Je'f li-enfl ie r (;aTaK-s be-cause it wasn't an the- event but don't appear nt'tt, the tall and the short of th.:ivaalable to the rest of the strong enough for a medal. U. S,hopes an the decathlon, tint-Id king enough Olympic Jo) Silt-ester. Ainetir' fat-c' Russia's Nikolay Avilos i'!lit-tals say Se'agren would world record holder in the' dis- and Joachim Kirs! of East Gt'rhave' an unfair uds-antags' rus, had Pits global standard of many as well its a half dozen Even sac, using the older poles p =41-5 224 equalled this sear by other enmin the tim si-day test madebi the same farm, the fur-riser U niversits of Southern - :.:,: :-:-:-:-:; a-:- .....:...:,...,.:.:,-: ::-:: ( hiforciia star had shari-I the rid niark at 144 smith Kje-il 1. tLssof ra oSims-den TheM- tisu. a/or' eague g with Ania"ri'aro, SieveSnn.itti and Jan .Ia'tanson, ItiuIs s ih-r:itt. tititituSi and East aa.:n'. '- Wolfgang Nordwirig, i ngs figure to battle for the gold (ikifit-ict, site. safl, be- smokes B) TIlE ASSOCMTI-:D PRESS to relies-c tension on they field, iSO liai'tIt ssarna,s up by t-at'avang the 16— Nittioaujl IA'magus La tI ;xiuriit iron baIl t's-e'r his head sizthtiutti hands lie also admits % L. l'a (,.Ia. 54 L }'.t (. ii lijitifiOl, 5 ,l'4 he drinks ssh,'n the day is done' ii.o,ur.f '9 41 tc9 .5:i 1 The' oilier list' U.S. shot Put- tk-truat York 56 0 t.' rs are George Woods and Al Ni -is York ('hn'agu 58 54 .518 l F'eue'rtuaa'la World re-cord hold'5 54 4 St louts SO nit ltitTIal) Ma tson failed to ('Its -lur&-1 52 59 468 8 Sluntrt-al 50 59 459 It- -' Milwaukee' -I make the learnt l'ti:ladt'!piiia 41 69 373 8 est -\rt Walker. the first of West 46 -"b 'inns-ru-a's irt'at international UaLl-jrid 4 iras'uanziti 55 42 618 Chicago, rn.;l.- ;unips'rs joins, team54 40 .532 1 Houston 63 50 .558 -. -ti-s hats Sooth arid John Miflt'tii 5 50 533 Los Angeles 58 51 .532 I aft to ii i' thim counti-s its KOrLSs5 Cats 54 491 II 52 62 4 50 61 450 15' first top ilart-esomne ever at an Cuhifurruac S 1- raru-isric 51 63 447 19 45 St 405 ,tt OIyrmi;i' Smith's American T.'v,:is 4:t C 391 25 L'-go 54t'dn'-5dO)htt5u1ts imiark of lic-O arid Craft's is in-I4rdne'sd's Results Ctucr..o t. astilseaukee' £ aided 56-2 ritake- the-rn top hit Fraru-isco 14, Chicago 9 Oakland 4. lialtunsore threats for the gold iri'innatl 8, I-'hulasdelphia California 2, Cleveland 1 But Walker, 31, is still around Atlanta 3, Ness ','urk I Kansas ('its 3. Neti York 2 and uaans It'd liii. inter. Houston 5, Montreal (I Texas 9. Boston 8, 10 innings riatiuraal expt'rae'ra' puts bun a St Louis G. San Diego tru'nctal ste-p atat'n1 at th. ether '1an:t's''ta at Detroit, PP. b'ittsb-urgh 3, los Anageis s tilt N O his beet is 55.1 Thursday's Games Thursda '5 Games The- isorld long iuraip record Atlanta a Re-cd 10-ID at Ne-si ('huaagoL&-:n at.nj if 29 ft-ct 2-4 Lit inches nnian riot be 'ork 'Seaver 13-91 appruac-he-ti it, quite sonnet tune, lialtimrwre' a l)oison 13-lit (lu-ago i Pappas 8-72 at Sun taut the three- A meri cans tie'rr Minnesota Pert-s 11-30 antI Frane-isroBarr 4-(i hiatt- hossmz the') are ready to Golti 3-Ui at lktmoit I"ryman Cincinnati eGrunsic>' 10-5, at 2-0 arid Slaytsac-k 4.Sa, 2, ta ke on the seunid' best, ta twa- Philadelphia cCarltun 19-6. N Arnie A r nie Robinson has done 11101t Houston iRcuss 8-91 at MuttCalifornia iMessei'sznath Randy Wallianis treziliMoore 4-5,, N 41 smith an aiding wind and -' Cleveland illilgenciort St Louis 'Wise 11-12, at Sun tit'is iuer Preston C-arrtngtun rx Diego i Ku- ta. 9-13), N Boston 'I'attjn 10-13,, 3&4 on. Carringt the' Wit-tutu lzt ' i -6 at1 s State- kid who surprised the- cx- Texas i Paul 5-41, N Angeles -Downing 5-4), N fnh g'arnu-s scheduled Perth 1)) beating out fat ured Friday's Games lie-nt) hint's fur the- te'ani, I rida 's Games t Houston at Philadelphia. N , Minne'sota at Baltimore, foot farther than tat's Atlanta at Montreal, N Oakland at Cleve ever dune an making Vie team, Cleveland, N Cam-inna ti at New Milseaukeet at Kansas City, N •fl other field events are Pittsburgh at San Dc-ego, N Ness York at Texas, N rather predictable. At least one Chicago .at Los Angeles. N California at Detroit, N titan ran be said to he favored. St hnuis at San Francisco, N Boston at ('Pitt-ago. N' Jams LUStS, 33-year-old Busman., • c' ,. c.; -i' O W t9 P ©l 5 7 30 We're Cleaning P re, - - 'amarhect't Help Us Save Money & We'll Money Too A On - RATE FINANCING L I 4 !peed air COndtOnCd, goad with plaid uphol s?ery i 880 I -M - !c, b"sti;n dcor sedan, automatic ern5mt0n, good trans portatiori 4 1969 Mercury Montego Aijtorntic tranmi, on Sporty and economical to 4 door, Sedan, one o,sner, drive raniry15jQn '' 1 480 1969 Pontiac Convertible 1 280 u'oic 1968 Cadillac Fleetwood Automatic transmission, air conditioned. maroon finish with black top Sedan, full equipment bI,,r i Cadillac beautiful 480 n a . 1 969 Marquis Brougham 1971 VW Station Wagon Fully equipped including ti. in comfort lounge mileage, dir conditioned, 228 I) • THE TRIALS AND tribulations of compctilion in the Major League BascboIl Pitch, Hit and Throw (PH&T) contest did not escape the notion's photographers. William Seaman of the Minncopohls Star won first prize in the PH&T photo contest for his picture, above, of nine-year-old Jill Pohtilla of Woyzoto, Minn.. the only girl who reached district level in the PH&T elimination. Among the honor' able mentions in the photo contest wcrc Red Huber of the St. Petersburg (Fla-) Times, for his picture of Jimmy l'.csy, bchc", and Lorry Schreibcr of the Indionopolis Star for his entry, right, showing Phil Suck, 9, of Conrad, Mont, Liniati'd Tinii_' Only - ( 'V V. .•iy) - r yellow finish A) Autorntic 2480 35.59 For , '5 r 5, i".'a'ij .lr a,'. ten ,u -- 'h "I) it hulk [IllAIiI I I'1VA & -- do - WE RENT •II Bea, : ,0 4 owner. Citra lo of 0 si_I. 258O - -- at ____I S . - 1970 Maverick Famous brand bows reduced prices. 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The AMA Javelins of Roy Woods and George Fullmer who hrs'e won the Trans-Am Championship this year chose not to compete, Finishing second in a Camaro was Malt Minter. The TransAm series th is year has beer. marked b great racing betsieen the AMA Javelin of George Fullmer, mer, the Mustang of Warren lope and Mill Minter has done smell In a Firebird as __ -'---'-'-mang a i arriaro ride trorri Wan-en Agcn' for the last rare, Vinet Gimundo raced at Mcasport e-i-cnt and was runfling fifth st-he-n a broken transmission put him out ccl contentinri Vince will rare next in the IMSA s-s era! this fall at Daytona International Speedway. -- it -' -'- - SCCA Trans-Am Set your sights on Penneys everyday low prices. vi-ri I 10AM to 9PM MON. - SAT.I �. ;-;--- -, - ~ 1 - -•..ii~ -----:-- - c_fl - - ___ •__ - __ -- - I 4121-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Auqust 17, 1972 by V. T. 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'i [)4ss U '5 3 line Ad---55 04 $16 50 $ 46 th) 4 line Ad—$67? $2200 56240 5 line Ad—S8 40 sn so $7800 4060 n :S Doalge I OF ' - 55 SPbPL ,. -- jsøngør mailbO Auto Irina o's, 1*50 37)4779 '0IiV -- I SIOOC ii' 1040 C'Odl'.t7' 5.11 1 41-il lr - t £, 3p1 - l'L'i , -- - m - tPt .0 ,y4- si .1 irS'-' - — - -- Richard Place Fund I 0 iIIjdC5 i"f(7l Cfr?b.?';, or:' Drxcile 0-opes ,'I)li ' ,"'• -- t,V' t,I•S ,I•' .l"d". '1,, - '"; ,c '. - FRI.•SAT.-SUN.—AUG. 13, 19, 20 fog-11,orst" 172 "At metier I TO ' •' 31 t ioeci'est Dr .1I1l3,'i, I.s 731 II, - OUT BRAND NEW CARS 1970 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE ~~ - 798 -I Speed Trans Stock No. FA -. is Action! L -' ' - COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME - ; AT, 2 Dr Cpe R. H. Al. PS.AC. 27,300 Mi, Stock No PU 8 22 Close Out Price 1698 ; ;t> o ff ~ 'I;4 '1.1 .. PS, Plitt, r A ir Out price Disc, Brks.. 000 Enq,. liii? Cond.. Elect, Iqit.. Close Rjdio, -' S3898 rai 1 i .-.Z)7r ~7~ 1970 FORD TORINO GT 2 Dr H T R H, -I Speed Trans Stock Ho S-IS? ,S Close Out Price S1 — 493 1969 DODGE CORONET 440 1 Dr Sdn R H. AT, PS- AC Stuck No 764 Close Out Price '3695 PU 1298 1972 Plymouth Fury 4-0r. 1' AT, PS, Pr Disc Brks, 160 Etsq , Tint, '.l.3'.-,. AC, DR Crth. Qidio, I T Pai n t, 4`11111V Lilviu 5, WWT Closo .:t Price 3598 1969 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY 2 Or,, H. I - Stereo AM FM Rdiq, H, AT. PS, AC- Stock No V173a Close Out Price 1970 VW WAGON Very Clean 1598 '1495 1969 DODGE CORONET 440 3 Dr nA - I H T R H. AT, PS, AC Stock NUL PU Close Out Pr II.t 1598 1972 Dodge SweptlineIon PU 2498 1968 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 2 Di Stock 11-0 Hy Duly F.A*, Sprin gs , I $Itl ,'VIJIIU,Jl is Shift, Oil Gaugelf 725 Ersg, Ctgsi. Out Pr#Cf,l - HT . Radu. No Heater. Auto Trans PU 791) Close Out Price, z 798 1967 SUNBEAM -I Dr, Sdn - R. H, I Spd. Trans. Stock No. V 2574 Close Out Price - $298 We Have I) New Cars £ Trucks Left For 'Yo,,, To Chugs. From We Hair A Titondend ous Selection Of Used Car, For You To Choose Frutti FOR A DEAL NOW IS THE TIME 1972 Gold Duster 2 Dr. Cpe. AT, 225 Eng.. Canopy Vinyl Rgf. WW I Whi. Viny I Trim £ Carpets. CIui Out Covers Prpc 2598 I PIE HE PALD IIUSINESS SERVICES - 1972 Chrysler NeN port 4 Dr. 1970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1971 BUICK Sport Wagon Very Nle AM 14 Close out Price '3195 L1i,) -= ',' DIAL 327 261101831 9) %t' ivtr4 ;.•ar, OII,. * I' - u'i.,$Ni 7o*5n'nqo • I"-',I rl(3t'Ii'/ ",l?"fl • '"'ationat car * for m4rr oft I -'I .OP% C.,n oe' ti soare 'ir olI 'r)Od ' • •'r7 i"r- PTi(3P) income • 4. nfwm,)Inrs 1I'ij 4. I ,ar 4. -O" 5)05 1 -. s_ * - i 1 • 'CII '_ic I- - '.1 f'' )t • 4. * i'" III ti'' 1r a Sr. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1972 FORD PINTO 3 Dr Runabout oi: N • ,', The or . - ttie response people get by placing an ad *Ith 'Tb, 5-anfomel i-1,aid Mm Percy I Metc.v, P,0 3 'i old m 'ci rag. Call 3.77 7511 - '895 -. 51's (iP•) JOIN THE SHOPF2 L P S (U101 0 04, 5 -- '11 L t39!t PEACH FACE LOVE 1110 i 1966 BUICK LESABRE -1 Dr Sedan Spt'ci.s$of the Wet - - 1,''•'.5. I ' , - -' Get In On All 1 0-41 .... ''' ' 3 3USINESS ' -' ii.Cd. it-- '-- FOR SALESIS00itacry eyesore ;:: 147$ '1695 II Di i 11111 q - ill' Miii-' '1 •- ,,',t - OWN I' i"2ti It C GARAGE SALE 4 Dr, Sdn, R&H, AT PS, AC. Stock No. PU 7$7 A. Close Out Price 1968 CHEV MALIBU 4 Di Hjrdlop (_Ie.sll - ------------------'- - I AU L T RAIL F P U tiiUI, '. Llqht Gradlnq , - - - Ii' t 'l k lii.. I,.''i.I Z,J01 Ad,,'S A.e 322 1'4 vennij work I., APC,lIfltII',r'' , -- MART $4595 Special Services Sill -- ii.- to... 1971 CUICK RIVIERA Fully Equipped I' AIR I ilJ '' ___ I, THE LITTLE DEALER WITH THE BIG SAVINGS" JIM LAS H CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Hwy. 17-72, Sanford 322-1035 - a,.. eemem4m4e4 WE INTEND TO SELL EVERY 72 MODEL NEW CAR OR TRUCK IN STOCK, BEFORE '73 MODELS ARE ANNOUNCED. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A DEAL JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH IS THE PLACE. nc1..i .nrn'at, type ad bower g, I ror, $4.3 Call ,,'.,- 1 •t' 1971 I3UICK SKYLARK Sedan I, Iloiiii' I I1)f)I - C13 I e Be.i U aNjrdiiys before 12 no,n ai - - Ar Pets And Supplies '3295 .%111A(iy - I4LNTACAR -- ' Pe( da, lIen (lob Young Auto Sales 123 .'u 16 - C ' 1:) 1..10 _______ ri01j5 CLOSE ON NEW AND USED CARS 401 ' --- ', I,.. .1151 -' - - I ' ' SI', till t''' .1 li'i -'- - L -ii., — - 'il'i41'j '4 iSpet .4 ______"pm .1 lcWr c- ______________ ecormy niy 1i511' CARS ' . ,i ii' '0 t'O(*e 1gm 'Cit so or.mnt.m '4.w m.pti%.nmi'',,t 411 liii 5'' A 4I0VS 31,1' lmitIiIj fi4$dlP -- p5 ''..e - -- ---- i7" 0' LASH 1971 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme Spt. Coupe Al It ' ' , •,.,.,, -....,.- WANT . "-' ' - '3295 I,'i ' I _ hrts and weaving apparel-I a m to 3 30 p m atsd 30 ID 30 p m [ TOV UI.) P 71,1 , ' 5I ICJj 1971 BUICK SKYLARK Sport Coupe - Sewing tiS (3 III r •, ' •-'.,l', - Rubber Stamps Si.,,mtt',AlO.., Ca" ACIPV4m ri It1 lrSS 1pm AS Os. II - sin ' 4. ill 123 JOlt .I',t -Iii ,,hriIlt. .5(11 'Pita, - •. - I - ''' 1. - you n ' l,04.. ______ Cull cr. Oi0! .c ',.,$Ct,i?/ 0'? -till 31WI? cvis1.t1a. 5155 $4 7143 'ank 'ipossessions '' 0" _________ ----- '. -, -- iii ,7J if fl5lTaa C -n5.. '- AEC T n1 •) - - - BuNs .st'bualaasc. --__________________ •g,ir,g I loor "-,'S' 'og 11705 iS. •-'sv - -- Livestock And ' - ALAsAy4tpitZ5pfoWnMi;: a 'd ___________ '','I -' 1-... a' ,. O•d r-., 1,.s'*'- ',- iC; - I; - -. s - •fl ,, -P'p"..-''1 . ::i o'st M 451 •' '2095 _----- - - ' - * '''It, •i , -' . •. , filtisl 00 11AM ii, -- II 7'. II ni & ' ' lI"IJ (') tic • - I. I' - '- '--I ' it ''.' I I H.,,,', ,11 eiu' Pet Care ' ' .- '' Wes 'I,v' rics.irj. 7311! *' - - i' 7712 5 Park, 173 6-21 S I . ' ' - A,' -- I. -' ' Autolnol lvi' SemInole floor days. broker in 4 .Qhi.'.I 1.14" i"P Buyf! Eatlnq Places IliSUI.ltIOn' .: , , , -- ,- , 4 ' - , - 1 1 - ' - requIred Small stores,offices, mofets, etc in the Sanford area LIberal Corn missions Phone 47) 4300 ',:. The KEY IllIZ $Il$tanc. Call for personal In tirvIew Ill 7300 'Do •, " You.I c-'-''- nt-u '''''- J. --I''..' . ,'II ,'l -' Cti'a III -, , 'II •e 54,5 tram. Pb-gIl iIll fySn)i '-1"') f'!M' 'lis. '.-' ., and o'or. c. - .--. • 154 '4#a 173 - '0, 63 - ,a• table -- I') , ______ poultry 3"S iS .711 Crier, Ave _______________________________ Locksmith - I - "- . , "' .---.. - '. -'-' ''- - , - '- 'Ii. 5U ,, ç,' „,npe, (iiCr.°o ' ,•p,p. 327 011 ? r e'v•S - ll - ll 5A•,r CR0 SE AN I itf II ))7 .5 (45, '51 I-m"gmn S,alsIoed '55 - Sun o,l furnace V -M Carpeting ' '. I ' Ii I full or part lIme to Vettaur.nt, MONDAYthru FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. to 12NOON ? . I /Aj , C_ 4061 a-.t rl.I"P',SI . -- USED CARS I" II. I 4t.O4 day - II. I- ncan p,., $1 -mn') ' ,', tht' it convenient i,'ii1 -UI) to (1.) tI' 5%',) y TO 501 VI' - a. s,,raTIs III following St FUR ily CARROLL S • '' lIFtS & ,,, ,., • - ' start or' - the It,, Yah r. buIlt ¶",?h'T'en!S Co-s' 5450 %t', Tprwrtem, 15.) 53' 1137 WIll find thIs direCtory ,',, I".'- .ii. ,c Aytp - Call weekdays b,foreNOOflto cancel your oil Icr - I ., •,. -- F .1 li (tiCVI?7 144 ridnls and newcomer', • ' -_,..... ' - ' - %ian.i Corlilfon 45 ml 5i,tn' r' ,5r , 1. Slecliarcal IS 34Wf C'i1' I'pe P'yar Pin-fled, .,ro."'' C.aiI 111541 Ole 'mw I$5t1 t.fu4IlriQ 1- 4. luMvvlat(, 541-5 taPng O$ "7)115445 Ai,i) 'III CO "-, '7 3 121 3'$7 '4ammi'iwwl B I Intl Hg" Boy 1•51, F.lIent cord' on 323 555 A .I.P \ "-' - - 5! — .' -- Autos For Sal* -- 62 __ P'.'a.Ile, F.Of.I'.flt I Singer Zig Zag $48 Ba.k To Sc hool co',tPTOPi'5 ENCYCLOPEDIAS - ' "'' P',Iio , W * - H E venue, North Miami, Florida 33)6) e ep one. 350 5973 A 'i -, . . -'''--I '-' .... -, I obtained from een aS. 5 .' Attic CLASSIFIED! ! Is' and I !IC5 'Al P1, tc.4anIle of 59) o' 7 04/nI c-f $17 Call Cr1-I I Mat'.,).' I Open SIre Electric Shampoceq IuIl 1 III. • .., I. Li F - 7$ BLACV CADLISLE l.aPOSpIT PIA4O 'I"l 304111 e.,.'d $154 V peafoffee )fl)1$CII14 - ----_- 54 ' EEL S BODY SHOP - ApplIances Your Direct PLAZA 1. u'LP'S (IPan CaS en * $5 1-c%.7 t••(- I' - 2490 J oar rl . , ui from Sanford ,.,.- I I '' '? #- i - ' O"'t: OIb'sIii PIANO 1455 I ee 04 Ml' (f'*Fi% ________ _ ,#.:. I - ;Art"PI -- ' Auon'aP (1 SoeI4sat, 4 'esfiy •)110 ml LII -'i'm -.y',1I or 53 3O 72) 37t5 a 10 0 FL 1 (PIIPIOLE ' ' Z OO enossessed Rep as local i l,!hio? lCd le's 'n -' Center Doo'n1cril .,-. .•.s' • - - - — Z ' - - we P'4.e %,'laI out and floor mi- odd Color -s ZenIth. Magrma.o., - mØ5t r5c.c _._ ,; ,i 127 7)51 •c'a. ______ 323 0)51 INJ BGs•,1 edam 4 (Vt . cold air fi,all pvuqe 1$ t)1Pecs tltlitarsq$ Cci.vrol.' ø't''-i '- 'Si 5lt ' hrosm si .Sriwvu ,'p jio Atiile Sa T)EAt p I at ye _______ Drums Singer 0 Wanted To Buy i '.' v '' * I') ç..'gm I V - - gnly I _________ I ______ 1 1 ' , '' informetic 611dm Il ,tCm%, SCm "13 machIne, m)riptte let, lOIS ,i3'. 115 f',,n,'n, (1,1 Or 5at I -, " 8by . - F OS. anP4 -',l,.i,ia, 5 -a'. om - ---------%) ep Will iSO 500' rot' igrig fence. 323 170$ - -- - --------- 5 -, SaP PIP J? 'j,ii lalsl 51$ Call '-_______ MOVING i'S , '_'O_, 'l "''I''1 u.' I - i s sr s_a-,, 611 0"m' the WageHour office at 219 Cartaine .. n- j If S fill AtiCn' 221 siss — - _______ Dani.ips couch a"d c'a.r berirn 5Sf) Fior cia-n 'I',.r, -MunuS organ Its 70'' fIr', 12) 1015 --- SHOP PERS _______________________________ Air Condltlonlnq L '.' doe's not .' .ri- I! If tSth 5t - - kflOLiflQly accept HELP WANTEC ADS that in dicatei a prefere.it based age from vmpluyer covered by the AGE DISCRIMI NIC EMPLOYMENT ACT, Ps-ore - may be r.' 1)) 2151 convenience Permanent L ri- Male-Femajo ' - ose TikeO',er C$4 '551t 3 'on tr-jcc Coot?,niSV .S'smp bOdy Call 17) '477 - il.l'i14 SF I'S $75 lIe' - -_. ' il The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve . ?75 3)72 - 1 - -- " -"l' L cr E.e'n.ng . ta. t. '11 - ni Cd C .................... *. m'.r o ott 'a'i' ) Alf UOQ 123 7*34 every 1)fOblf'tT) A 'I, 1 1 ' - -- aI• LF --------I'- .0rd cempts' a Par r.ag ... IIILCO SAL ES Ott file 3731470 - a a •flI,13.I an SiIII fi itt St I i.a"fonl 3fl 71*1 5 S dli, ! 565 RwIy pa'flPCd tim. - 0- A'1r, $150 - 1 i,ari 311 k Rpossiscinn I?'. Muscal Marchandls use-i SHOP THE EASY WAY! Hunt "4 $ f . B-h •.Iria iii'S Ii 14? 5' I)) ti7 A I 741fi4iti4111 373 'sCSI Call any re a 44 Ca-'ar'a - %oold ,. rr 's i.* si 1". 13"l OFT) BAD'4 III l.t ro and Br -tig "" - fence $' (.11 Str.mn ttyle Slockam). ii or 1511 ,n 4' S.(l.00* mIPs onat - S Is $150 IIN tr " I, Dr Ap Ii wn da 'ISTURI - - % -- "Or 454144 SIll 4 4421 S Cpn S."iij, I 371 Ic I 1 .1 A 'Ilg 5';çr oaf,. Alimiut i - / '... ' - I.: ' La'g. pro scrip ' . ____________________ - , / / 322 .Y '-'--1 uP -rQSo. ',1ISOIMP I-uI? , . A. , J fi, McQuillan Opal . w's' - i'• Ieiai ri ovntvy atmosphere yet rioI remote 3 Bdrm - )' baths Move ri at CloSing 520.000 Br riQ Omily O.r clothing thand neceS41ry MySt be well groomed, and tily, pleasing Per5ona!it Unusual OPPOrtunIty Call 373 1 30 for interview ap '' u', i 57 •m•(l "I'S L '51P - 'a-os -, *v5. I-il' plrti,() ' _ ______ ,'d m(hfl LOvely Ba,., a J (C P)P I 171 4?51 Miscellaneous For Sale Garaqe Rutnmaqe Sales ••- '' , P.."."". - -/,-'i COME TO F RIEPID(.y ORANGE CITY (ngispi, typng and 510? I III I • i; I ' '*11 W' PROFESSIONAL? Poll. A , ''.iIi% , , - _. ,, I fri cm-,' 7)) iyk -) aftpe So floats •rnci it l — I5InitCun p-Our office fl yOur home CfllOriflQ easy living In 11.5 comfortable) bdrm .3 bath ho-ye Recreation roca'n is IS, e 71' ari1 panelled All thi5 for SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT LAUNDRy PRESSERS , ! :. ~" T;~ I", I Lauderdale. beautiful waterfronthome. 7 Children. Salary 53.50 month to Start arid all Iffl5 pad Please write C ctiaefeq, 2511 Lucille Driye, yt Lauderdale, Il . 33314 1,15 - REALTY 1514 Park. 322 7111 after hourS, 312 732 9241, 3)3 0546 e.(Iuji,. Bre,:emood Pa'. Heavy houSehold equipment mi C lude-d in the price of t20. 0I urniture optional mony3 cIt paper and pi.sllc prod,pfs like plates, cups. towels, napkins. elC .--1.0 -• J/ 1111 -, :1 Hours 1:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. '('•'-I , r W JTHE TP&NI C I TOATTACI( yCui Q(AC,W "01514' Q ,J i Cort tm,il- E i JIIT1 -- - .-------- .I'r1 r 5'mP 7 TH 3 brdm , 7 bath, large i I ... active offIce Iti 5, ' r , I iF O4y WI PiCuSEKEEPER - LIVE IN - ri LoOster House THE PHANTOM I t Pull time LPPa, n ttt5 Fy11 time coos, and rel.f kItch en helper •Spply in person to LabeyCw Plunsing Center, CIC C 2nd St - Sanford 3? A -. 11"A C, -( LE CALL 322 74.51 --- , ,.,. m st i-,l-.I LALI't.,.1 GOVERNMENT OANUD HOMES 10,9 0(0,904 PAYMENT COYPLI:TELY IfECOP4 Oil 10111 3i treeS, newly painted, sbjndant storage space Vme RN. Da, - '. St 5.1 -- -- . ii P "em - 5 . ~ A 16— ii .1'I - - (IV owner l Ii, - • . , ,, ,, WOULD YOU BELIEVE $ 1 7.000 will buy th$ e xcellently EXCLUSIVE LISTI ydr, On this 3 bdr'n . 7 bath ç*e - -- - ' ,- - -Bicycles II - .11 $5 ••"'"•'' '• Ut P CI( .St remit ThisNEWSPAPER -. ' E/ I 1 SI-Store And Office Equipment $9-Machinery And Tools 60-Building Materials Garden Equipment 62-Livestock And Poultry 6)-Pets And Supplies 61-Clothing - J. — $7-Musical Merchandise 61-Lawn And Y L ) 4 FARIk.,\E'rl Fj'1 'Qjr 1 sr ThE Q rAJ '(--_ , . ~±) $2-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade S41-Equipment For Rent SS-Miscellaneous For Sale $SA-Household Goods 56-Antiques I I strorri Pint 373 1141 call SI-Auctions ,i. - maintained. beautI'ylly land scaped 2 tdnm,, horn,? Towering L we in Htlk,eper and corn pnon for •,fSly cvj;1e Small salary For de'a,is and nteq v I l-h. •••' 2565 I'in Nighti, Sunidp 8 II0ld11i Call 3)2 IlSO 31 2 4435 772 4411 Rent Houses ForSaje -- That & P4gt GrIA. 1300 Fr en cti Day 4 Calibart Real Estate 47-Boats and ' - - Three bedr oo m, I ba th . CR. fen(,'d, trees, pick up 4$, ni.ortgaCIe Cr refinance sto,t,o, 312 III IC- acre ranchetle Sbaroed ArtISan Pond 74 • tarn 7 income houses Improved pa sture Fenc ed - 5-15.000 Owner 322 1Q30 Close -n S-ecr,tar,. docteri OffiCe 5 days a ACCI Eip.rien, preferred 5350 per month 22)5340 It now down -- 3 17) 4401 • 40 - .. - - t s Equipment !.7,. l4m II •.-•', '' '' ' Saturday IM, fully landscaped, Gore. Orlando It.p&- , t Y por , .- IlLs Marine Equipment Realty 322 1471 471? 'I -• p,•, Lots & Acteaqe i Air Conditioned Pets I Dorm %12S rho. 7 Oclrm %ISO Mo $74 1040 No Al(Om.oi beverages alIOwe -J Camp $.em.noIe 312 4170 drwng daily would be *illflg to rota', dryng SQ WPM Starting .. I II s - Real Estate Wanted •- ', I .'s I. - li-I 1., grove furnished Call 3 2 3 1117 after S 30 2 .2 Bedrooms for 11 • 'im'.I.e Dp App.ntrnrnt - ••$ a ,, We Hi,, Many Otcire LiStIngS Ste n II- I 01w eji ,, 7 17) .''..'*'n'-? --.--. - ho 1 2 I ' . ij is -- .- I' I ALL Ii? A PIFO •am I, flCi, ft.e; tip. p * '..da or 5 112 $475 'u' 44 Di'iur HuehId Goods )54(504 Houhold Goods - - SSA Re - , li(OIT A'.I ocAp Goods -,• - /,n •, II ---i- ,' PfliOIfViI"' mu3 - S2 - vr'v , I • ni I I •.' - P - - I . A,a,Iable Sunda, DELTONA. Friday tvp%t Aanted for 0-5tabI5p, progressyr inSurance Agency Haye Current e1flployeS 35-Income £ Investment ,5V3I3blC -3 Bdrm , I'j Bath, a,r Comptetri. G't 7 ' I c1 nsqencf o'i ('I,, #. ' - 33 OpenAll DayF — Houses Rent Furnished --- I - - Sanford Realty old .k"- Houses Rent Unfurnished Mobile Homes - ', • I. - ' - c,rllraI heat and ar, *lI, pump fence, boat aoc, and mAny Other a I,.. S •liui r -- 26 i4 '• i,-i - Eccluive - Out tanjng 3 bedroom. V. baths. on be autiful 170 c 291) lake trooP SiPC H% large lw-rig room, bOrmal Liming room. paneled den. to Porches. dOuble garage completely equipped kit(hfn Apartments Rent Furnished 2 lIOn,', (i,, room. a-n, ct, ,O(1,lt% oni,, 1)60 mo Call 333 5277 after S Female Help Wanted 3' Re ii ictcntiaI l'- % 1 - Slt' 571) Seminole SportIng Business Property Commerct,sl - ,' ' t1fc",gh If - C Itr'.sP Motor 35 lIP -rfprt, $t30 Pt,-n Ø3t 040$ jrirn'.mri - - Ag- SI pirrifol - $!71S5 Truck% And Trailters 71 C ,II tWI1')41, PS 1 g ''I'm 5 SI' TIes. * 431. 'ml I'Om15 'art'iS, P7 fi i9•*. "' V.'1 4"i"ii,a •_lic all ________________-- - - 16 H-'' , .. ottmper ,----l - - Lake Golden A AP"iR 1 Vi''. 1'', ''4 .'• i' V - 307, by Dick CavsIIi T1 CPA Yc Vvi-4J f5T'ED 11J3H /,W LECTE THC 25 AVON CAPI HELP YOU Start making Spar, monet-even if you hAweflt earned a fliCtel in years! Earn money in pod? spare time near home. thong our famous pVOdtiCf$ For details, call 644 34--Mobile Homes '-' --u For ;l:opeq,fliclrmframe -'.tc:N - SCLOTHING SPECIALIST - ' - Equipment For Rent s-s It rr Model IS t,erglai% .e.t-'..z IO)4t 55 HP CISr vSler mob' i-' new 32) S911 - $ 33 9S0 Children TI-fR I ('-i'm - . •,hdi-q fSrlAir .FHA Financing Low I bath. wth air payment 5)9.500 "i'S 24 cellent fringe beriefil4 Apply in person after C a rn to Scot ?y Home Bul,r. 700 S Fr.ncy A,, . Sdriford I .fcellCrrf CrMd.t on I)II - ' FOUR 81 t)ROOft.1, I bait,. e.In,i large lenceil lot .1.11 I,. lit ))) flit - ' - SSA - . j,,,, '-S - I .r*mil IS' IS I . te,mntP, 4( III' F n-n-3p 4r 1,411Cr. Vol) - '90- 09"I )7) 34.45 Motorcycles 1m.'.q .115-) r' - - ,• ' 04--i or Amen-ran t),i,, Sedan Its i.SSD I,'omaI,c trar',m-ston Peit eq ce'rivor ttqlqsrno 197) ISO fan be- , III l'OSSl SSIO'a l3?l) Pp 57 • AS' F.pan"Jo 3 I'Pijff)Orm, I'. bath wIt, central . r fall All 2)1) Dealer I orate-i ,nI -fi laSSeltierry area --,' S ' - 525 0(41 -- Producing up to 2000 boe,j ,rar. IIS 000 Terms Available SAN MO PACI5 5, I 7 2 fledroon-, tralers & Atiti 2 Adult flpm'It S FarnIp 3rk ISHm, 1197 Sarlora 323 5930, Day. 45.5 , P.'O man to dryt truCk, load 33-Lots £ Acreage - 101" 23 needed Do oot apply unlSt ac CuItOrn,-d to yard vvrk OaPlaArt M,moraI Part 37) i)s3 for ap oontrn,nt •• ,, .J t-10foorn. 2 both bauty. Acres (F ive acres in - Cemetery Maintenance man •' flAryl. 1-41 .. ::,. trfi(C,J tnrrwr lot 5tf,%).g -t lIP El 81 F) l OOM 7 bath Wynncioçf J)itflrlrd r4.-, i, mar. ii tni1l IflAfly other ' 'AS •I ('lila - Outstanding AVALUN APAII I YIN 55 ADULTS- 040 PETS .'.tt - iAIJr(o:rer 121 171 S - 301-4 CPl'vf".Il' And Scoste'rs - - PAicllnous , rOt I - Sato ,,fl,', r Sn 43T)lSIge5.1an 1)'1" P pnr-,w a sk -of '%I, ?ti. .terms 5.11 fOam 1311(01/ w Phi a tt.rald Want Al my ,all ng )fl lIlt an milk fig "I'4 H -'d'y Ad floats .incl Marine Equipment - -)5hr,.5ri,si..,4s....,-l.. 73 -- - -I? - Sue • 14 IrAIP, wIts I • 11 4t)An (Alpoft, jPItp a"•t .- ) -11 i , -- - ' T*ena I Loch Arbor--Get hot today? off n this four bedroom tour t''bnonm fri level with pool cm Price ult reduced *I 0.* 555 - 3027 MagnOlia Aye 323 13.471 I 16W Ono 5' - ~:, .111 -brIck. on big Late -, •• .,A.C I5tb ' carpeting, red velvet Cullom Irapys ,( rrpn porch Shut ti?t'ØiI?(i bArbecue pt. ,,, lOS beach Custom deiign.--i ' owner. 575.000 37) 13)0 Apartments Rent Unfurnished men te ,. 111,111A iii Cal , A; I AIRLIP-) _L4i'/" - dear' for 571.700 "bucks' - Only) COMMODORE APARTMENTS arid unload material, and A or y ri 'umber yard 43 i-fr *,e* Ec 21-Rooms For Rent 22-Apartments Rent Unfurnished 23-Apartments Rent Furnishe d 71-Houses Rent Unfurnished 25-Houses Rent Furnished 26-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent 7$-Business Property For Rent 29-Wanted To Rent --Beautiful 5r -- ii I i --5- -- -A .- tier REDROOM. Lr' Acres-It 5 not hunting SCCI,OI5. tit heft s at I bedroom. 1, fl ti10 Mary car, for 3 or 4 yr Old Lake weesoaps per enced in built tip roofIng, good Aagei. apply In person to II & 0 RoofIng Company 1311 Serninol Diva - Calipiberry Employment Rentals J I' Roofers. Stingie layers CI iI once 323 5 7 1 I .%anf'j Rt'tpornIe ndyd.Jal for full time cuSlOd al dutieS (Pool, andtC'0pfdbuldrgl at recreation center in Late Mary area Phone III 3532 13-Male Help Wanted 11-Female Help Wanted 15-Male Female Help Wanted 16-Situation Wanted 17-Domesflc Child Care - 1 < l -! R' - / tsi ,I (A•? -f iiPn' 3 5r 'j Good rt'C,i'ric,-t Near M' A .% it 1 SO 't a y ton -.1 ', _____ - - ,ow' ,MOnts F "o'.'r I -- .l tinS -mi •Ar'ord ._, (1) IT YOUR5f' I F a..' liedrorim I bitt, lt' • -, on 3 city liit ltrn'ocjri n 'panting one half (Q"()fIp'I sacrifice all for $4.A7t . 53.231 71 down fllanrp 511 r,'onth S a veon tts. my I. J 5e-eq dC-3ai'4'k '0 a1, "0 rIllall, 1)0 171 .7)' I K '- / 15,11.. ,.,, ,, It ______ - ,CI ',hpripp ',e: ... AiA4% l4,• "P I Ii Ifi, lr,tri t-'C?vjSe ,m,i , .'nlrai heat .,nd Cr 51,' 51 Ii-'", P I ' a fr Sanford And DlffIyOI lift I tor,,Ja Road Phone IJ0 alIt, fleISir -y or Ovtan.Jo 417 Si - r f'4T Ii";l - ,Al/:c1 $2.90 -- II', "1 \ ' 5AH! Mobile Homes * f5 - (' el 5A'CP0 t'.I a's ------ 22 $-Financial - it sit, I - _ - -. Domestic-Child Care Shop Manger, lack Proater - CAPTAIN EASY .5 % I-Lost & Found 2-Personals 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memorsam; 6-Business Opportunities 7-Instruction Situations Wanted -5--- Paril." helper Ficellent crs"g COridtOr,s QpoortLnty fOr ai ,an(em,nt and iea'nr'g App, •n person to Mr Fred Bvtey. [IOd, ____ I - T ) I , S P 'Y'. e' , 'P''atoo*I • .3 Bedrooms MUSt _______- Sanlord Arpor - Announcements -- ' 1 sss O.11 I All 00 typ-n-,3 pm Are monk. fl my t"i"f' C., m 1erever deS-red 357 1911 17 1 _ ltr.,ttI fi,ti,' A 'Ii "P"t 01,5 .5 nj *. .i'rw I tnq',Jrcst,,,s I ti,itpr lj,3,. den *itfl ti-Ar, titthen hAS f,etmiJ it ms. built In StOyp. rm geratur ,,n frrctem SISISU carpet r'I firl tn Isn't EQUAL •ii (1'JHN'(RA REALTY Vhf • -, 1 #• ,1; .1 ,. , ;; " A A n d Po ol - mu r ' ,l , li,,I,I.l IPS,' I World Mob, l, blimp IPat and Marina ',t JIII-.,,S liver I mm $i1lti A*S 1' 'fl(IijdC% home I lot A fal,t,)j; Cflmmuntp. with CII 322 Sf11 b4.rjt,tt 12) - . 1, 4 • La isC 110111 tirat. single, and able to (OnSets, Neasily All transportation Our n5hwj #,Sijtt be able to IpS,r mmcd atelv No etper ence neceSSary lwk P,Afl,n, .n.,,s,,, Atyt monthly guarantee Apply Mrs Botirk Thur on ly, 10 00 -. , Il .,-u,. -. Or '.'.Ir ma 16 IIJ - In, C A Whdilpn. Sr fl't,b Itt P4 Par it , Smrrft 'DI" ,ifl.j wOmen 1133. fr,'- fillrotighoul the averap WAL - y , i .0 0, - I 71 AtiM Auto - . - . - -. PAr?S-ACCCS%OtII$S .,, rsir- n. - flair 't ', C)J ' U,. • - I '.?A ll I (1EAUTIP UI SEt, itl lovely older ho.',p on 1 b • lOtS $?S&SJo I I TRAVEL MaleHelpWanted Clean up man. and Spray peril mar oe Inlet panting Apply ri personal riorda Corr,oy flIo 'II k' 10 'a" ''' TV -. '-I 31 t'rCrd luSt cier the 23% 1,1,1 C•I (If by Art Seniom 9-'---- Realtor 15 - EMployI:u -- DUSTRIES INC CASSELBERRY. FLA $)17Y77 , - AN 74 ALA ( %5t'LO'y,%(E14't . %I 0 4:c,,ss.It'.-'', I.,; III 3lO- - C.,r.eqat maint enance man Sorn car pentry. ele;lr(at, ar LOfi $Qfl'lQ and mechAnICal Gooi a!artn Ply ..'h gro*ing corn pany OEKTRONICS IN SflLL -SI AVE? & AU)u5t OPPORTUNITY ,mm Security and Ir tranc, We train Call 373 15flfo ntq,, ie'* CLASSIFICATIONS Schwarz by Bowen ( l,'ID, Y A'AM I ~ L ECAI- 77~) E:bmE - %rc' CorporatIon AbOye ii I S`_, ,4~'. - I ~ 1''', .,N :'?. : ' - Oopor tunly Xnoctl Nr Fiord L - I O ti'cP',r lam-I 1 A '" F'' C,pe(enC, preferi ed 1* f'Q SlI Apply Bldp tat. Sanford Arrcrl or one 373 1Q14 f or apoonlmen LII A.r!riq Ipp,arng .n The SanIo,d Herald DII s0sedri w.li itomatcall, be placed in Thur Idept FAMILY eARGAIN NEWS SE CTlOPI that d%tribitd to a' ooct,enal I, $73 hCtflIt in Ill area rrtiert thiuld fiCludi IPIS -'i.'to n C0flp015 thei r •arn,d ~~ I ,-'-- Instruction 13 71c a. ;:no 22c a line / I. 'A - PIANO LISSONS ($17$ MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum '— ': -,i' . - -- - : if /•) '-'/ ' 17 PRIrs3TJ 1-117 " before by Al ermeer ...T • ,' c''rJ llri.', 7 Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change ~~ -. An CCSprtuflt ±''! DIrector for Lake Co'isty Ec000 rn c - -I nc Fa ' arnuly mily Inc uppOrluntv. Planning icperrnc Piann.ng Program requiredPIS ri 'in admn,Strtp,, pnc,ram and cornmun.ty fl p,hI. t-meJItt, and or social work Degree desired but not necessary SIr cl resume to Lake Seminole Fm,l, P!ann.ng Program, P 0 Drawer -p Waterman Memor ial HOSPItAl, luStS. Florida. 32Y16 A' ..r Sng CenterC'iC'unti, to earn 515 to 125 7 ' er ,.ar Small do*n ar"r" I1AA"-i' (erred ', OAr'fr l 1"'r ,' T'y d ~_ Cu , ,Cc_ ltd State Street 'F f44IW..ls4 ii, AA Wu y. Th J THE BORN LOSER 1131% & Acrii,'sqp iitd IN5UF'ANCI- RY *140 Of Al 'r'r t '- t'if in A. IrS s tf.t ' f','nseS has 3 liAthS. (lC%tr,r ,wAiIS double carport. 5iflul '' t'rir ,''- i, 7 Sh ö flAL L R L ALT Y Zoo. A I he,f S" S fl bedroom. %P4('oyt nuntty tome on I acre Man, p,..,, floating tru. t'.aP.l', sc alwd. la,c. ,ep , •,,,, •,,_., Country, Quiet E CK ER D DRUGS Business Opportunities .1'' A 1 he Longer Your Ad Runs - c L ; 1,p 2 S DIAL A 27) t' I' PRISCILLA'S POP Ca'. A'5 C Tqn - - Al C n Call T nc 322-2611 for cc ppor tuit peren(ed grill coot to work right .uent ------ Houses For S a le PAUl A paneled tam,, room, dining room, garage air .-. 1201 I)? fenced corner lot r , Arid Shoddy fro" 80 0-Anler 357 -, I aret hift Permanent employment E,cellen' fringe benefits and salary Apçl, ri pe r son t o -SIn - Orlando I, ' YOU YROUILED' !ff Iii 37')? fr .se ira tta; NEXT PEX" 3 _-i ----- Ia ARE Seminole by Larry Laws I. .E 3E a)) all? W''eP 0 Ic 1)1) Sfn'rd f\\- !!II! r 31 bath, 2 IIIIIJJ 1. )/? /l:1rtc$ ________ 1*-a 2 fldnm . GRILL CoOK (%L'",-.s - ww 1betng Quatltylflg, stoop d0n ,,,, Payment 5)40 3)) 7770 alter 5) S'"- PA'S 0S /J:ii L .t 11 I `''" Direct Phone Lines To Wan? Ad I VIIIIIIILIr.luR Cat' n,.1. C 7 -- - -- 3ttitrm I CIt1 I LO n 'v V ol n --------- -- --- A CRINKIbil qOILF L 1( s rul (--,,, - . rACED WITH no M1.... 11 Houses For Sak Male-Female Help Wanted i'iirIi, The' Sjnfc)rd fri3I(t Hot AD - 1. AaIc ant __________ W ll,Uh YVI III OrLindo 64i 8878 �- ---.- -.- --- - - ----- - - -.--- 68-The Sanford Herald Thursday, August 17. 1972 A --- -.- - - - --- ---.----'- - - - .. mericana WORRY CLINIC By George W. Crane, Ph.D., Ellen thinks she is ab. normal! For she is never full of pip and energetic when she wakens in the fitoifling. It requires hours before she is figuratively "hitting on all cylinders." So get the medical facts that explode the fallacies about morning pep! (.*%r I-1 , t .i ..t'tl M.D. L i ttle Th ings Do Irk You R SAM STE ART ..-' [ ' ~ . l:llt-:i j i3ut, Dr. (r,it',' she pro- inquu>astahowMr %hiskersgcithtm'.elfmthispickle. -Repetition of the same commercial wi thin a single prc'ram segment.something you think any self-respecting network could manage to avoid. Usuall'.. )OU weren't even impressed the first time. -The supermarket shopper who, after getting a rJ.6 order rung up. asks th e checker to wait while she goes back for the .cpecial bargain on &idso. Always has to come back and ask the checker where to find it. Ir'. .4t1- I Imr'.t-r Li'.t .ItW and with '.-- littli- P.P Ill the U1OUIU1 f 'it i'mil till tIit' niitldlt' of '.e s'otn- etes If he 4terlukin t)$,It I rcullv rr'st and .dtt-n-I4trlv %l.Ip .rrnv enerit'tii' .ind C4T1 3C' hot, then cI)lll w4tc'r on i'tnpIish my hosise'.'.iiyk. tlirrn is-fore retirmnt. to flui'.h 'Yrt I ii'. t. lie.trd of p4'0. omit (.mtmIue produi-ti. more 1' I, who spring, out of bed 9111(lh. s l jlienitniing. hill of S im Tnl (--I(- drips .sl'.n inip d tile- ii'lit".t' (hi t it,(' • r. i(loc*d shot ('on' - The cats that park straddle the line in angle parking . zones, ting up two places on a busy s tr eet or parking tri htii.:i f ,rss orihed eses' ew, t1n'titm '.ou .*ri' If . rMLL.Rt..IL I 1, 1, d • t 1114tS ..th., rn-i Luk for hrr.ikI,t t ii'.ils or fl to!li& I).*trflt inedtciiws v en tbow ho ojwr.itt• tiirnit,c d3sse%. liii' t\l)1C41 }flUI JIit(PTU4)il('. Hoth ri'llII1(' .1 warmint! III) lk'ltI(i )Jrf4)ie t!ir ii II 411 liiIt1i'. Ill II ith' hi llrt -11' ',% t mr n Low 10 Poundc iii itt D. t.*!ilpt-J r!t 1oiri .i li: lIi 2' fi'ttit Ii iti iii lw. ttiits ........... . Y -. .!&n1.4. S. ," - ------ --- ..,u! it, - - .titit'tl. .• .liui) '. • ma' iretti tIn r' ,-I;-- Iy- .'i, }-ci 1 * r .aro Inst. r - lit I i-ups' in liii 5.a%' at A-tIII ,AN 1), Ks- - ''fl -- •, . / ____ r I ___ f-- Iquid Paper enmc' I rtti'fl and ( ;oicj : $125 Free Checking Accounts (Wliitt-' zz 1.00) n Yt-iliw. Pnl, 1'io, ;tip.-r, i-aS .2:: rr '~,P f, .;.'-"'-'1- *,q - , , t IT iii.se faster. liii! j ti'toiitl tlr.t? % th.it o 'ff,-t' .ini! s'...-' b,r,il.f.ist nn,-niti is tL- iJquid Pap.'-r'4 nc'.'.' rn:in. 1,'.', hr:iv'.'.n!il riiijit tow,-lu-tt.y to ci..in liarimi . It I whc'rev.'r mon work with their hand; quickly r.-movi's (I irt, I iht r - t-- aad :,tiz1-:, Ltmrjn. l')ItI I'P1' •l'. iii limo i-cc-nt, at the Saturday Banks 114 ,111r.. , like-vise rn.iv Is' - !I -11t4 .41 (it '.snoj'. in ni t:•'N 1 - .iu -. I n t fire and rolls ' Hilt i- ui.'?- iris ean /t(Hfl 5(1(11 blood tt-sSii In in% i,-.ic('. if I tb • rrtaimi ideas tItt tuna?,- mr,- I can Is' p.'; Ili ( I-i('iftI1 tl... ) %iliiiitil t%S(i vulls of sty F - 'ss'ithi . . . / i , Stoic hi Sales Increase E 11 -- . . . CornBanks is completely absorbing all the charges on your pt:rsonal 12 1'1(' lm_hl , tionsi hours for you to open chccking and sasings accounts '9 A\1 to b - P.M. Monday through Thur-sda . . on Friday until Frida until 7 PM !••w1., 1 - - - - - and SaturdaN from 8 -.M to 12 Noon. '- , ' ,, - Banks Corporation: '2' .. .*. : ,* 1 - I; .- q / j:J(,j,;. New Increase over June 30, 1971. Blink Customer savings and time iit'posits lilt oulit for nmiore than unit of the increase. Savings and tliiie deposits Increased nearly $1.4 billion since rnid'year 1971. More tI'uua half the deposits In Florida banks at mid-year were in savings and time accounts. Rank loans Increased 22,1 per cent during the last year, bringing the State total to $8.9 billion at June 30. ' I J';diti1ii Commercial Bank at Winter Park Commercial Bank at Pine Castle Commercial Bank at Apopka South Seminole Bank North Orlando Bank .AR'I' SUJ'J'LY (:.-vFtIjG Writ.' fur \'our free copy, of till- Jut.' 4 iii itwu of ;...1... 'ituiirt' .Art -tip;aly C.it.ili.:, 2. -_----- I\ Tfl'- - 1. \.-.. \ ' " Gleason Named To Board .'. - - I - • - .1'- ' 11W 5'.,,. iu.i-t-5th .'.sL !t'. '.' '' 5% Ij', '' __Ii Johiu K. Gleason, regional vice president of Florida Po wer l'orporationi, Pius lwcn elected to the txutrti of directors '/ I - of tie ('uajiumiprt- ial Rank at Winter Park, ('taair,,iim,i (if (Pie Itoimrd E. ft flanks Utifluiwii't'iI i -1 (lt'ason, a native of Florida, Is graduate of the (Itilveraity ot Florida. Since joining l"loritla Power In 1949, he Puma 411 01 ' pa ndi ng. Cot- pot-a I ions are mak I In Y. money, people are building their saving,s and a housing boom rontfleq The government still hasrs how ti-i cut spending. Teacher Describes in W . __,~~~ - - , I _W I ; - __ , , ill.. - a '.p._ . " 9-.,- r.= *-.-~ I I . . . 1 ' i - ,.ij. SOYa. 'tIe; ,. II 'tI iry t.ynne - rattle '.uid sf net --tO- I 'apitsr:i - Colors Together 1 " '" - -. itt it 5K 115 H 5 115K TI \(. - -- - - -'.t r ins mO - Ind fntir .irs t - • n4 IaoIaiii 1 VP if 'sn ' -- .'r.t trip to Attica mu tier riuI. •iinng with w-" irticipation in the first *r' oir,nal meeting 's(ft.e Women Intl -'tai."en The nutst -nnt."iihn's n 'i- . v-sr'.I --sold 1. 'he Fr. bterrnn (Thurnh 'af Iee'a fl 'he •r.'a ImetO.-Ai the i..'di's Gril., until u,st recently '. .itive motheri. ,ttianding 'i:.' - is i s-.ember of the national rfleCtiflul,i. hi'--swjht ,heir .nfanta -secutce committee of the ihua vet.. ..'crr.'mely -,..ii 1 tj 'tet'i -iamcn, hehav..uI-,,ith 'hem. ''r,serat,-1 ti-i.ut .srj.mnIzatlon Th.' rnirnster'i .vu(e -to-ii -i -- 'he 5(rcan 't.raj ittenttu'd mpresaui -w-.th 'tm. .,i.4tI'j 5y lttlejatei (ron-a -'ither 'amities mu laid ;t -vu rant irs htthei sf the )Lick continent. inuiL -wc ritnec for ,mwui, r-0,r - to.r:r-m.' Vil Blend itt . 1 - ., . Afric a _ Visit Thr u ,P -- - ____________________ "rseai 'ii Mn -iohnalee &"elauves 'a ae iving in 'ars's 'ith -i family .lsusn sf (.r.r.gebur4, C TABLE laden with objects collected via gift or jiiirIi,t' during L"r While Duttr.4 net' 21-lay vnut, Mrs iiiting in I_ago -i Iruiear4 r.er frter.tt - jisiteit in Niger,a, she intl Stri. Nelsen three-week tour through Africa are di splayed by slr', Lucas Mary r -ik.ar, Ser.eg.il. -aher, they iLayel it the urnm at -i welt. Lynrici Grile. Mrs. Grile is wearing one o f native Costumes and jewelry uperz two to, thre lays. n 4nnwn irtaiptor mu iot'!i' given to her during the slav, iI)or:na Estes Photo Msnro'.-i,i. I,ibera the -:nwflrj 4nvoiveil -n nini-er reseimr - 'ts ________ - "ic'mtIfi ' - ' ' Isur,d.ul tsy former Smersi-an The inly neal ,robiem -nrak.- a kr pork sr medi• (,j5øj iflol most hike the United 'oliflter',it vu the tI'.'ers*t'g a .s:t if there are it'.r.'. - pu-k aites •'-rra, Mampong .in.1 ;iflljUamji8. In the C,imii.si'non. it PEN HOUSE on tim- print 'aahp.aç..-r f.r .i 5( I's ip•i:n,i tail in.' ''t.muapir, t-vm ti;ut. lTh,*i'i,i .iloresf, solid cc.kr i'anctsç.cead '1 nsuinuli, Carr.etoosn. In the languages. R4uisa intl Rulu ir-' • which }UtJ can in. '.rperate 1 imeroon '.vt'tere they spent spoken in iditition to (C) -..rds of several 0ther ptr.ka 111 I I Li 111 CO 11 •iayi they traveled to Fr'rnch mu same Englt.un ,- -t ttac emerald green Instead ltsuri through ttm. b'." E'.'n though 'lit' 'hutch :s a i bands inset :.'u cuuhd am b land relatively arumniti':e state, 'isii-,red weLtir ;ust as well An especially tnterestng -.- '.sit role ,if women s ,sceeptout Nit!,, 1 Ii the same fabric ar4 colorwis to the mi.ssuan statiOn many women g m being elder-;. Ir tlrap.'ries with the bands of liLiblished by Rev intl Mrs. 4et'r,nees -intl in some 'er c-ttiirs Us to gise It) -i-5H-i.S M.%%IHJI)5flI) cøi"d* • -itiiiiu't& iii centers, ru-sorts po iu-, 'f lujit.i.-m '.SLit ,ire' Ut' it,mncej minister's Earl Harris some years .igu F--''-' ..plt') N'. S.'rsitt' 'did '-tin-, tpi". of real ,attte te;u-' -ris for the'se price' r- ',itrul kk tie .axessocaes -rharter 'emales a-f" •r- t.iur".t S'St *' Mrs Harris is a tsite yitJ4• and deep green. If " is li lt' now being de' I' "j member of the Witmn1nStirr the 5-m,'r'. .r n %-'f' :2 husband objectsto the pink far .-nd'miiiniwoi it log .still inst-bps-it an.t-osid''nmiiniuimis It's , ft.' spt-tifmc reason for rePreibytertan C u r ft , Nigera. ocnsi.agl> l,ititrtInat wuird in spread an-I draperies. you tIn' sauiit' basic co-ncept. but ap' '- t-'it b.asts in t''st,S of luriiber The two it:,--Cassetberry. where Mr's could use white sery nicely and the real estate imairkt'tplace. plied to ii wider range of real otd piy'wl-s..d, low ';rile hui!and. Lucas. :'s ifltttrC'sh'-t .: ;.''c';1, it.' at reeui'd then ir.crrporate t-eris of Se'.. tthd Just when millions of '- 'i-it.' deselopimients ' iizti leseLs, is untertain In ribber plan tiiuon fl -Scrra. I'-' Azia'rlcaRs begin to understand I'ribably- the riiost popular f,itt. giovtrrnhiier;t officials are eral pinks and .a'e.n T"e Harrs -luring their pLrnijtion s the aresI of tue '.surtl means, its .ipevt of tonilomniniwns, at i puzzled and( , r.t'rntsi ab'.ut ter.ure at the mission built i ype :n the tvor!(1, the said, jmu tst- have ;ust f:ntslied curttimii,,n use" definition takes :vast Ili the residential field, i5 it, a full inquirs U now ta'irg rsçiul. School, church .urtd the - -le iirpurt a ness variations, iarnily room Th rn tilt' Mnum it) and t .irefree Ii'." ,i a vuirlin -Joeio Ind uctesj on the subject by the .rstire :uu,5,siun ltJtit)fl, tr-i. quarter mile , if tIac pIantatitnu Most hulks t'tinsider a condo. asixad.) par.eling The rag ung afforded by the develop. (u71iimiittet on flanking, tiOus' litiroumli to be an owner-ut'. Grie told of the hospital where Cespmte the locution -if the llit'tit turin All maintenance red -.sith tiny black spjing and L'rbaru \flairs Sen I unt'tiaparunt'n1tir townhouse the faintly -it patients stay with plantation, Mr's. 'rile Salt!. and lam-tdscapir-ig needs are John G Tow or. a ranking Orap'r:es are a tweed of 4o1'i, mt'siitt'rict'. The oct-upant corn' tutoth arid consistently han' .as.aitlo and black with a bon Writ ill ones, r'-ivrd,xng their meaL there ire rio ribber Qruatu.--t mimiiu-r f toter ba - kgrL'sand We have no pktt'l and individualls owns (tied proft's-iionals Owners and sleeping -antler pauentz inainiLf,irtar-'I rher't moo! n 'a,t pressed his t.piu.:-.n that public liii' cube of air'' comprising idea what color rising hilly lt'a' town for a week or ts'imrings on the issue chair beds rubber :r -- :u 'a i' •'r rmiaiy be in and end tjbes Illss own wii residence, and owns a shoujd be We "nt amiiunth and feel confident their •rtjt'r Well kit-p you posted st no .i-' ;-."' "'St".! ; . th. share of theconirtion areas in thir.k sac need two couchei as pr- or s' t) is in girid hands. tlit' total development. lIe en'mn is quitebig and air. This string a(i'.antagt' h i t CAMPSILI. '9 Is this a g-.st time to sell a 1' 5 C 1,t/)/,T Ju)s the saimie tax benefits and sparked st'II another develop- 11014 pm idi' of ownership" as does are po'%i'es lit-rit ferni keyed to 11w 'con% : 40 im,ig:r.e a pair :1 - ts-itit'i intrt-ai;ng -' nit' usa ncr of it con'. entional .lt-niiin;ummi tilt t'pt a flt'sa .t'a.flr'l:k sofas in yctan liumiit', plus the easy, carefree iunumiunity of single family 5. This is a st- r good time to tattily room -- the color iJtj ,cu &e faced ldIl+i living advantages of apartment hommies with the same carefree sell, if rest-rat and current sales tte 4,.w with what sou already tesidencyfeatures often-ti in the finest records are a s,ilid indicata ase and thes saQLld toe ea 'That's the iiiost commonly uonduriiiniujmi developm Sales ales of t'xiStir..l single fanith trernicls practical l"cr ma extra understood definition of a con. For exailiple. a 34'homiit' huint's were ii utsammuriated at a - 'air, you might think of geld tloitiiniuiim. This basic type of ct-hmiiiiunity if luxury- homes record clip during the past two k,,o carte and wicker might be oWner'4)cvUpit'd residence has located in em exclusive hilltop iiionths, .ict'trrsting to the Na. hjrsJsoni in chair's far rapidly bet-tone a major phase area in Muratt-cito, Calif. offers tionil Assotmatian of Heal ti' a room wi th pieflt% 'if es of new hoiiie construction In 'estate living without care ami Estate BoariL. I t'partmcnt of ;" 's-si w 'ed Upending -:e 17 ~~, Vedge fe hc*l t n j fat- I, viewing the increasing security iwoblemmt," at-cording Research. it tat sty Ic you like, you could 1- t It is'pulimrity of t- tindomniniumliv. to IL'. di's t'k-ts-rs The 20-at-re s, for pni -sn.. the rtis'dijn _,vtt',àrls .ens kind at crc lug. 110111)- ititising .'xpo'rt.s say park-like to's o'lopmmicrit salt' price %,I ,,% 5., 140 at last Villa walnut if au want to g , 3fI d full 50 per tent of all multi('uronioda includes spacious, report an itl.ls'Jst' of pt-c :: -- denri ,irxl a light frwtwet-s! family construction will be con. '$w indio. idu,ii hones, i'siced (ruin it'rtto'. t'r tim' miiedotn price dur- tttC '.t'U want to hjs it hs miumiiiniuimi units by 197 5 Con$t,t*J Iii $l,tStA*J All taurus's inag the saint' tulle List year P'.* C'MT CSW(i T)" _ __-'-----'s tt.ittitit'Cjl If you go tradition sertuog existing rental apart.ire protet-ttd and landscaping Dividing the ceuntrs Into at too. you might consider , :utct41 t, mj imit'nt,s to ctIndonIiifiIUiii units is is miiaintainesl by professionals regions, the un-tli.ui price in the siis'pping around for a bug idol jej'i 11131) Lx'.'oming a noteworthyFit rt'tauinedby an owmiers' assmx'ianort h central , S1-J,t3s1, o'otitja' - . tjbk you could cut duwr trend lion tI fl, $26,780, trthtjt. 129,610, it sui'u- "ss-proven con.or a rmu'.sl'.e coffre table In addition to tiit' rapidly in il' rota 11121 - .-pt s'. t'stt'rn, $. - s-un:bine with a pair of sofa in pijolle. • leasing •it tis-ity in the tieInke the rcuni is large In a..st'Iu.piuit',it ,ursl sales of such __ • Iluu".IIuuus tr"in ni-jh-rs artt-'t'rmes you could use g'id wiiLs, the tuonultiruniwum field is in'. ii.'tl Sd,Iri-s-. I SI s'sl green arid bbi.k '.--rt'-pt'.u! o''.ssmiutitig 111111 be.tuiiiiig more '9 I iS,li lid i-shed in y our S'. •'odamtl. ("ph'. \i'54 • t5t'f' '- e t tyler in the rot i - u -! ohs ui sified I tuis' buildings, ,u' rut iiit'ntiomi of soaring '.m, e, in tart' ii th i s ima-saspaper i 11 uun contiii:-. _I ,,_,,_,_,' - - .'.'r r,1r-,sm' The will. ,.r,n,, i petal pu-.k print oct .r,>I The 'arpetirg is t- mierjkf grn The frnitune s walnut '.St'at ;h.'.- toe - sed I r ..'dspreat2 -iraprrtei and * - - -- O - - fl ci 0 fl Ce its h ou si n a r k et s /y - ' - stuart progres,seuj steadily and named corporate vice president responsible for customer relations In 1969. This year he mmaovcd to Whiter Park anti na:iied regional '.-' president ill charge of the Bl( g.' ii:aui Eastern t)Is'Isiuuns 133 LAST ROBINSON '4 george was was DOWNTOWN ORLANDO el ' -- - Man And Medicine UItLANIX) A mid-u'ar report released hiy Its' 1-lurihi Il,iarikers Association reveals that deposits in I"luunitbi's 556 commercial banks spiraled past the $17 billion itiurk, lliis amount is tiJUbIt'd total bunk deposits in the Stat.' fist' y ear-, ago, The report also shows that 37 new banks have ofM'neti in Ole Sunshine State since June 30, 1971. During this Militit' miionth perIod, 12 3 billion in new deposits tiaus t' bet-ti plat-tsi the State's banks This auimaount represents a 15.9 per tent I - i - --- I 1,I . - - - i5 - - - - -•• -, .1 . - -i ., ,i State Banks On Increase -- ,' 98c S.il('s of Stert- hi Bros. Stores, Inc. for July were $2,t83,392, reflecting a 612 per cent increase over sales of $2,434,393 fur the same period last year. July sales were the highest ever for that month and marked the 19th consecutive mon thly sales increase for th e company, according to CA. Terrell, president. Mies of $11,541,194 for the five-month period ended July 31 were U 3 2 per cent over last year's sales of $11,174,558 Stetuhi's roperates 62 retail furniture and iuppliiunci' stores in eight southeastern states The company iS tmemmdquimrtered in Knoxville, Tennessee. Its slot-k is listed .'mi the New York Stock Exchange. Sonford store is locatedat 1100 French Ave , " k- tr itt'!-. .t- • - t%.r It'". I'-'::. - •e, -tf- ''.r a.,; 'ti -• i inf.•' P.rt-.btr be noticed or effective? You're reading this one! ,(1LET1EflS ", ' Too small for an ad to )' lb.' o S'I'EN'4) VINYl. LE'fl'EI{S . . . from 1'\. means I column by 2 in ' where free of charge. And for your convenience ComBanks has addi' •' 1x2 - r checking account. Also ComBanks will transfer sour funds from any- - Her 4-%q .% '.s t'ni' thus tiuls fa:it:ii.i' And .at e'.t -ssi'. e fatii ii nnis it's (1e0141,tls a P1 j. r-i m. .ni.at,'l lisig 1, -%t ritsi fur r.'si ts u'rv thrtru if 'Fin iuighi rt,ost of tnmr iiiiis It's .111' at.ih,ti. ust i. IIIII re-%t dimnitig tlit' Iitiii t.ti sit ill fititit of your TV u,iir sniiall 1-%I. tuit: #., Y:r !'-trt.r r. v -. ':i' carbon, n, Fint "- qiality - gist'-. -ittr-p, pI: es- i - lint'', (;rt,t u-my - saves time' onti uri'-v, 4 'ul y'n r i-.. t,-;in.'!cnp jr-s with thiorigjr.:tj - a! ,n, .it.-1 t.pi-.A. for rcal c.- Illy iii 1 ..idn.'nualint' into our htt tii't1i. dreni,ilint' s1w'euj, ''l '. heart ratt' amid J4iINIl% % I,:.. ..1 ti.t'th %% Ilith .tetiiitis '.i'milat s'.- t-jlI phvsit.lugi& ails k',oi!ier of I - ' 11' '..% , i -i '.1,1'. i. - now offer N ou totally Free Per'.onl Checking 11111.80 f.iier 'in !'-ill O I.- K-41 Cornliank per cent of the labor fort- c is ?ilI unernpIo',•rI Still. the rfomcctir economy IR X- - Letterex -' - .ilxuit rt-:i.il gland'. e".iidr Seaboard ('oust [.Inc Railroad has placed orders for 21 new freight cars, at a total cost of more than $4.25 million, W. Thomas [lice. chairman and president, announced today. The new 100-ton capacity cars will be built by PullmanStandard at its Bessemer. Ala, plant, he said, They will be used for moving wood chips to paper mills in the Southeast. The cars will have open tops and hopper bottoms to facilitate loading and unloading and will have 7,000 cubic foot capacity for transporting the bulky- wood chips, Rice said. All of the cars will be delivered In November and December(If this year. December .) .i J . *:s ilk -e l-'u,r dring anger list, 200 New Freight Cars ,` 11-6. , It, il) Foil J'acLs ur iii the '.'.'.rul rtill ur S unit hiltuil sugar Is-%, - i - I' '.t Iii tbit 1iii)fiiiti. tt. Sit '. .1 '.1'. t)II' tit't"d fill .1 (jilt k lk . ut of 1404 0d sti gar has rteerasecf ' I u'rad s'. ith mo-t .t.in(1Jrd html Imp.-ill t- o1or4. Ilth .if t},-'.e iii. -, -iii tii,it 5tsi (-.I11 1. mit''re u-fin irtitis .it'd 1. -.' AffIliated banks of (.'omflanks Corporation have announced "Free ('bet-king Accounts - For Real," greatly extended banking hours, including Saturday, and free transfer of funds from anywhere, The Commercial Banks at Winter Park, Apopka, Pine Castle, South Seminole Bank and North Orlando Bank are absorbing service charges on all personal checking accounts - "no minimum balances and no gimmicks," The ('omii. flanks affiliates also announced new hours for the purpose of opening new checking and savings accounts -an increase of 12 hours per week: Monday through Thursday, 9:00 am, to 6:00 pin., Friday until 7:00 p.m. and Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon. in nun.'pilI I.itti.'. (*I' ll , : I'll r.i'.'- - Groff Industries, mi'., has reported a 25 per cent salt's increase for the first six rnonthswhichended June 30. I)ana M. Groff. president of the Florida-based metal products manufacturer, said sales were $3.6 million corn. pared to $29 million last year during the first half period. Earning per share, after dilution caused by the sale of stock, were SOcoinpared to .32 per share last year, COLORS ____ $UL 0 ...... 6 ~~ -~~- 6 -- il" ', - iip / A,'.larid ( )il, Inc., reported nine iiionths Groff Sales Increase (()HltIL'I'R)N F'LLtL) to 1 .15 4(tit flit. - .- L'i5h. "' the .tfft'iIlr I or (1(1.1 .I!Iti ti.'-.'ds imp '.tsir PuI'.l' i.?. -.1 i''titc \ our hltw.tl I • - ;~ '-': ::: - ,':.: ''; ' . -: - net income arid earnings increased 25 per cent to $46.6 million, "quail to $1.84 it common share, according to 01.1.1 K. Atkins, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, The figures compare with $37.4 million, or $1.47 a share, for the coresponding period last year. Net Income for the quarter ended June 30 was $15.8 million, equal to 62 cent.s a share, compared with $118 million, or 46 cents a share for the third quarter last year, --- an::I.' for em-v tsitlnt:. d 'Jo iii ¼turtiv ht'avv.g.i ii - t - - I 552111 ,..'!t gray l,n'ti. h .#- -!I, - nttdn'rimig all iiii,lit. NoIll - .i1 slti'.- (It '.s It III (I I'. 1,4t('. and stirt' drops, liii'. tii('4tP S - (rot-ri near 9 per cent. ht P ~ - ti ~ ,. . 4N I. 4i ,m;% Ashland Income Hikes 11 ill tsvui h)tV 515)tS it tb , ir morning physiology! I ir '.'.hiiji yOU 11.1% t' I ilss I the South registered a $14,448,366 sales increase oluning the four weeks ended July 22 compared with the sanmat' iwrhxl last year. The volume totaled $143,597,734 against $129,149,36L a grain of 1119 r cent. Reporting that 1972 Fiscal year sales were $1,833,569,299, an increase of 13.9 per cent over tlit' prt'vious year, President Bert I.. Thintias said, *%Ve look forward it) further progress In sales and earnings as the new fiscal year unfolds. Winn-Dixie Pums 1 ,0geted 77 new stores, and 57 of these are already tinder construction." - -- '.ths'. tiii' -- i..r •-titl, ratt - - :-,ir.ul'li' flI( niu p.uti in 1-i---. s, re','. t'.bi' t'.tni jo. I - - - I r ,-akfast. is aI'..r, to us yr -. .'. I. nat-I a I -.,ri•.t torn ligament! rt'as.um PAGE IC 20 years .1r.hIessnes lit ti.itiorialiy ." .ottorii;it to demnirinstraf.' or deny that 'Iii is the case and, to a point, some S('t'lIlu'(I not to work, by promise-s of I affu'r Pd 'C. UI? oitr.tr of inflation na flropp"rI ii, .lteO?lt 1 per CPflt, hot -1i11 I; Pn(Aigh I', cut the dollar in half in Winn-Dixie's NO '.uis'rimi;irkets in the local area and . ..r• rrit',tmi'. t 'nh-i s.fft'u' .lil t I ighrsiit'. or Sweet roll f •t ihto' ho- I \%;I ,, that the Ati'rk';iri I'1 1I4 0 ' \'.l'tf' IIistuIt'l)I'fI ti'. Ihicorti's tha t l d The rate -' ' it ii it - uonl Idr'II('I' Wa lli ng 'I' ll(- A,,i.'rirari e - omnnrniy ''.- as in 'r ''ii hle, r lOtIi('S I i('a I I y a rid in 411! A- utUi'', .iItII t•- -'.- - ti, Sw itch ,~/ ~ "'.ideri I' I Ifl i'm" Practical peal mnc';iiires, no ma tier hots' -it.Iiuit rent to ti.ic, r beliefs. seemed 'ii led for lla'.- o' thc' results been worfh'.s- hilc'1 \i illic.ris of '.'.ords will he . rittc'ri in an Sales Hike - - . !.I* . I--. tiuriungli tbnir mu tbit' is h".'. lik.l1l0 -I (;hli-- horse III 9)140 hit' THE SANF3RDHERALD johl.'ssnecs 1)111 E(1'OH - thc'ir )o'.irt'. Oi..r, .iti fl it -it, 4% more Iiii wl t - Bargain Section ( ft. inflation, Winn Dixie - :.: '.~.:-:-:-,.:.:".:.*-*- fl.','. ~.I , /, throughout ----------------- - ----- -'-:-:'-:--'.• - 11 up) -- --- - -- - ". ------------"" - 0-1 smomw tiirtiarniimuls tbI.II ho-ri st;iii'biP 4Ih"ad and down. Surveys Sfl(i'NP(l 1i,id fill 4-11!11 dot 1).1%.1111.111" ilo''.tltii'd the ulidhir' and iiiiposr'ul 1.41111 1. 411'. 'u lii.' o'.- ,,iu,iv 'l'Ia' l'ii".iuh.',il. aclioll V,il5. a stun nap,' .li'I'at for fill- jdiiloopIiv of ha ist'i 1i I. S135 "I) •It1ll4ti'. '.1 ., I tlo'.sri till. it.,, I • • !rlII,,'s of iii,. ttrithiri it, t -- Thursday, August 17, 1972 1 - Itill Wi lb IM't- ;i-tenl "5 I i41n1:R'i'v (0P\T HOLDER tip intro 41 25 d liv -ll,'i.,' ll fs iih.ilI .i ;k t-ci.Ic)u's. irs (I 19!()'\l' \1t';\ SESS I ntl-I, this sin.' 's 101 c'oltl 111(1St 0% ifl4V t( - - (' - iikirrath 11 22.4' ,.11, 3 1 , I \1'- i.it c-instiui,t on '.'.nh il' 1 is.' anil back in i'n-inid It ti -Ii - itack, ellow, or tin, 1.b',al for iii.' ,.nutiil dr-k . : • .,. ;.kt Wondc;ng hw I -. : . these, but never have been contacted on a plI, be it Gallup, Field or Harris, ?or do! kno anybody whc a1 -The red boulevard stops which s-::i tirnu rn-'t vcr.r behind a palm tree er '.:; - - Im 0, ,.,4, us. -j.rc r.fa.rr.il _Il.L'; "_."..." ...-'. ii-. .. ....... two paragraphs atxlve sean to escapr ticketing. -The telephone calls which inform me that m namt ' been lected scientifically. from the telephone book. tt c I qualifying me for free ser' the nominal fee suggested .'.iH 41s0 - Its -I(tll\ (l'\lP'l\fIlth It I', ItO'.'. 11110' -\l' I o'ar '.ini.' lri'i.1.'rit Nixon, faced ~I . -The cars laden wi th surfboards protrading to port and. or sta rboard which would be dangerous even if th ey carried "wide-load" warnings and had escorts free and aft. 1 \l'\V ' ". UCAIYLI VI Lifl I - "" - '' .~ . ~, I 1r are romping along at a the aisles at any baseball game. -People who leave numbers but no name, and ask th at ii call be returned. Putting soniething away where I will be sure to find it. and then forget ti ng where! put it. -The driver who whizzes down the freeway. right arm draped casuall over t he ba ck of th e front seat, finger' drumming in time to the music from his radio -Th e coupons which are stapled be!ieen, it seem', alternate pages of your fart-into magazine Which, if this keeps up. wall no longer Lx' your favorite magazine. -Candidates whose campaign sign cards and posters are still with us. weeks after the primar) Not all of them cj'.((f for runoffs in Novem be r. either. -The inability of paving men and equipment, who do beauUful1 when a street surface is first laid, to na;i, h tnol smooth perfection when the same str ee t is repair ,! being torn up for utility installation or storm sewer invariably a castigation of the brutal officer, but never L1, .1 STI1)EYI"S 'FENSOII r ,_, *' _I_ ~ Economy Controls Now Year O .~ all -.41111. tither ?.111111l iv., s(. 11 1 41111 and rot leg u' iit'e(L . -The quirk of fate which makes th e folks with the thirstiest tonsils or the weakest bladders sit th e far th est From picture of a stick<-arrying policeman standing over a bearded individual prostrate on the ground. Because there j ". itt'. ('St(1. a .ou I guess we've all got a few aversions, and for the record here are a few The observer who calls in, outraged, because he's seen a ! fu;i' 0 in the inside lane ,. if LOR(1 1 S ST UART MFIII driver , gust astern, ho keepc flm his mc frt'wa ('opIe -' Business Mirror - . ~. , 4 CIIECK :--:--'o:--- Doctors n hiss lY.J. I'til.K, St. I). It .uplt'o, Ni-wa Si'r'.it-i' lilt- 1uhttiii' gas-i' .1 half-ring ,iti(i stt.Iupt'd 'Dumi in itself wims utii- ,i bad sign S.-iiit'tttit' ion the t' - end ii.id tlu's'itietI (lot to till1 lluu'ii it t wig again, ('net', twice Beat 55145 il 14t0(Se sign The caller baud decided to gist' Inc (Pit' limessagi' after all. I pie- keel up the pliont'. 'l)octor Polk," t'unie the suite, "this is Mr. Short. I want to talk to you about tit)- Soil, Stimik, wtimi )uu's'e bet'mi ing stilt.' Apt il I wamiit to know 'sentIy whats wli.ng will, baii treat- lie twsmm't gotten better 115's-I all tin's.' ss t'eks In fact, I think Imi' s 14 or'..' •- II,' aoiiiiuit'uI Set) iuligIy Worst' y vt 1 touldiiI reIiim'i,m' lit-i his MIII, utiti siultt so (dlii wiulei'sti*ntl 111411, 1-Muir the re'ply - 'You doctors t- all alike . Just ititerestetJ in lilt- liit)flr) and (sit Interested in (Put' juativiits .it 'Ill -- - o ' receipts ill imuy taint hr weekly vasit to st'iw tiis' est'rs week in ,Sjmnil -At $_'u a week. thati it tat .1 nuani-) anti . shotl at least hasi' soziw revaid \'..ou iL's-tn are Al careless, WI) 54 J) lmtii'rsI, week is a lot t iiioney In (act, it is moore Ilsan ..,., ______________ lIlt'S umit'uit wilt, hit' Fl,iiih.. Stali' It ink Ili l91'ai, tiller i't.imiokting .'Oyt'imrs ill the S. Nas- y, ;mtuol 'rest'ntl', is in i ti,irg.' uI liii' lufs- rohiom,s .1 -- SATURATED -- ----- - -- COVEGE I y 1w ice 01) ..'(ll..0 S is I, tee sO I askti tout, to dt9t-rmbt- his re snpt.s t'upts, - - I hs'y are the usual relit' said, - th kind thjt ss'U can bus at ans stationery stare by the pdf'.aI they luse st-to ujiiie stammiped an the tauttoni -h the sheet aind the I:iitijLs I, .IS ne res- cipt is staitapeti with s..'ur naimie and signed, "J. Salk -.- ' -' that 5445 not th kind 1 re•eipt we use in the ottiiy -u t' print ed f or itu, with m i' jut imitird t'ut the top i,'f the I'..t' I bets' is isa one iuiias'ej ulk working at the office, nor .tii'i-Iut' with init:afs -('J.' Ittu' I t- J / to stt'iy sans thickrmtip.' I low •litl Sit Short gel a se' - ti' tilt'. 5LiI-Is.st'sily tIi.imiI iii) Iii. v, itUtlalt'oi by sothleoSi '_';;: WITH 1G u s od 0 skars h1.-SlUul .1) St hirooka, s'io, t'rt'siik'nt ainl i'iistmit'r of the Flutrih,i St,iti' hI,msik of Sami. lint, is at the ttnis- t'rsity- of 1- lun ili it, C.mint''ss ill.', tomdt'hing Iii'. Ihird ) ear tit the p I'm ith.i So tutu of lt;ur,king SIu lhrutKs tt-t;.iri lii'. i-ui thur Ii ink s 'G (intl ouit' Nor ciud she find a c-li,is gi' tmtut ft-' \lark Sttoatt I hold this to the hither lit' fairly rowed with anger, - 1 can't utmilersimuad that I have - - - , I ,mske,t Mi short to excuse lilt' (oar a tii,iittilt limit' 545' got tot his suns ms'svrd lu iii)surItrist-, the st't'It'titf) cuuldmm't ,- - - ' Slu s: I cJ :taa,r'.cd to -s-ic aomimt-d Jvwui ,i bol :',: e Lbt'ii I s.iid 'iou ok-ut ut-eumi to know sets mnuch about mU this. sir Who 's been wgtm soar -.eim t-, the i wile isad been brtngiru Slark p k' 1 asked it 1 ought spt'as to Mrs Short She isut with me,' I was told''You see. alv'tv Kpiiriitizd 1b154 and SIark tis- es with hec I just p.sy the tills as they costie In and see my scm ouwe us a while - suggests-ti to the ft.her that Pm- - be -k with hi,,s wile about SLSIU she hate 'suipoo.e&y uttade to t he oltiee. Apparently, Mrs Short had tsaht a Lxauk vf ' - rt's-s'ipts aitit a rut'ter st451i14) with thy ISailit-, aimil W.&1 usu 'his to aid $20 a week lu 11W limot-il') she was revisu'tg kw' itit, tt' - e worked ior am-, , ,uilu,'utiLs iiait'h larger tItan the usual t'iiis-s' ft't-s, fur a lttient si4)ptt los sati&oii no files full titittx'r a When 1 started imis'dit'al Medical c- hart, nor billing st- heel, cloe'tors wire known as a or it" I ,''.iLiirii'.l hit' t slim- Oh Ito goatsi guys 'Their imuwge' was lit' 4 1 (1 S Ii' i'he Herald Bargain Section a's .S'i rIiJ4' e .e'spr..orj t 'rn 1ex's rv.s,'s Prç'tt.sjP t'. jrsj,j . I I -'sctjii it-er ,' r' tso, i-,si,i C leaJO i.'t*4" '-lui'° 'a,,Iand. Fe-rn Po Alt.inKptitittils Sr ,,' is'uIa1O . as'' 0 I• - Ciss&becry. ' - Goldenrod, pr p in * r a i t I a ii ci . a is l i,1 I i;eus.'.,a - - - -4 �____s 2C-The Sanford Herald Thursday.August17.972 . Who has the Answers? hs White R LLI: lrgtrna Knauer tnt to the I rdrt and lhrir. iai Hnu if you wanted mit at 'Ail t atUt iokleta pnd provide you math the ,th soliorrosefires, Ili dez. -l.r' but niati.nn xp"ialilsts at the I nu]l4I ;nu that the Department 4 Ifousisir and ,a hotes -4-ou?1cs it Admiruitration I IFIIA i st vwr.t pr,r*-TAM- Lnd istr- that t e3rpeht Poin uruurar.tt fit ,nuo)isk a y // R I - the nation. the sUle organizations. A%i Ntan~ The ational Cuncl of toe Cws an Flo hack r- growth gni1uranttt a' a block dcutc siot a1fultis •it's latent penn." said Hut- ilium Hut2 eStive di orof the -ear1d S*Uo led oeafliXabon ns it has thr" million members tn more than 3. affiliat ed clut A other 3 A million ji:r rnerntiom . on the \auonal Retired Teachen Aststocustion mW the Amm- can AciaUon cut Retwed Per both predommnar.tl e w lfl OhiO Uti They will you. cteri a alo,rt ta t)ru Ad,nu'tu atlor n.f he Dcpamet of Health. I;duratun and Welfare ow-tit, ,tanda for Ice eam. The a ~ I ultitli I sA% the% .,. , propern in esempitons t ,p L F j 1 urh Pri'and 40R1 ca't q Ctrtlrrs lfl 1KC as an experiment by -.lit Central Servirr- Adrniff. Pritritbarr. -Stan qj ~t .j 1. C I I , ~ llu-14_ ~r - 111111110.67- ; , _ iff I 4(;Q PM.idc.nt % :%(I n C-Its. A ustip rogram to ma, the Fedctal - I , j&rki,froarillf, ca!l additional ritits cat Little I - kf& ;_-_ to -- I - _,._C~_ _ .; . . - Higher 9 rr - ______ "t :1 . IP I'li'h' I ti $srlu os is ts.'itirig IIP ,iritilts ill ..I 1. i-- . im" iii , 't r Pf' VS • thu • i 'i I u.t p I I I... %. ,; '. 40L 0 ~ r i 00 0 -) i. ______ In .Issr i siul Its skiit iuls st e t iuiiisis I , ilk '41 thu juhonu itt is P , • . . , - " _'60`t~- _F* _'t o'. - _~ Awe 1wililtI.--miloo, 0:" . - - K_ ~ 1-wo-_ ~~ yr '-I Pnr flr'acl rr1 ptfu?4 e- _ lip: t-- ,; ' l-, _. __ ~ --. r pricoto tn mrvlrob -~- ire of the most profiting (trio lb. rising e e seen in ye srs soul urni year; (r,4 'nsen of T ?C 'J itsonal A.t4iv the ip'ir, ine irross .ion of I'l (uins vuid, We ituon of regional (nod eh,strs ink re gottrng the hc ir? f sr(rrttttung the nitunnI g 'Pus aI am 4nnt ser,eit," iofa • -oths of f I ,( a p'rrat deal of r line from • .- The ninney 'hey 'I 4O ,Iimp r.rne miter u S I ~ : __1- , M -1-_4_1_ ,_ '__ - ~ ; rr . ,, , I& -V " -1 - . -) ~_ :~ reret ied marjrn 4 'n ' r he irtm irk., onrn. coIl Sa feway Str1e, ahirh OW tifflia ity 'hun :.: - - I , " --rit'" r3larte. urfso.. ' -4 -I'MM :41`1111,11 ami -olwi& . u.n cu I4'k V I 0___ - -I - -,-~71 A i _A- i,, 1.... •ui ____ •r -r ear amerrolis - I' --',. rig -- r cent AgrieuiIte the Str .., s.n4 S o'' to live now than they Is.t • ",'mgp of ilec has uI*pdIeq1 i ':.• od sittrotry Iet4 The reiv.n etaikr profit itin • pr esserl as i r. - , . __11, ----- .1~ bi;,- they ,.re ilre ut, 'hey 'luul i year igri ' I- ~ V ma -' I . __________________________ u irrnrs are getting to rent4 rime mit '41 the is ii for VariMiS pu silt ____ .1 ss e Ii rjrntuI fo4 rh,n to roffell1w- farrri for 111gm Q umnts nit every • r ..ifr,rrf fnr'J Ever the V r,flU,,m.r ; tiMe Wh it att (irrr r' Where super mret ri ire ri.re 'kuflar4 tn go arsntt 'onc.rr4 'he liti*I Bedspread Should 13e Most Durable i sf -- ,, otiting ;trill (Ifittriltuhron 9voilterro I, Itusre the split 1-14 4 fl 'Ip - 'i/c ' r.? it i r.f iruIt ir I 'in I hut, * in the prr crnfq ' Ire i I ii mIs went in, ,r,,,mrs M I `I -=-.--- I PP .r I - pP . 'fliectiiu (of rkn ft .rv . iryl sell the rri.t the 'A 1,0 10 '111111 If - - - • I lwf; trolok 7111 trenjot rof Ill of owl illituuin still rrt:iilrrs liii '1 jr' ';usts. In v snis Ill (Iffutlilu IIf5u i ill(Ill%tr6l 4 fifillnitti.q. lh. s lussikiuni: first ;irsl t having mort, trill(, for lit,, Iusulshuu 5 of Inc i lint' tiuntini' lishilli P-*Vqq!l L 4 ij- '- ~ - 0 I _, r - Than rm%..., ~. mte ., 11 __ - . - , Put-t-In. Ittorlto"'Ill T 4 NY I ` , 1k sru:mni;t'uI the hiusins'ss In *4) k4 lill 11 Vaill Maler. %those 'tu K hu purt hisu ii in l4 inir . . . Itt-khoolder L ____ 5- \, hill 11 it S;infunrul IlilSIflOStitLun :ii,ul utlIssiunti ;tril l t''fltitiiii'uI tit si'tt,. thnr,'r tuiie tuu,sr .\ I % ilsn until ltM;9 In l9, I%4, iutuil ls V ~_ _21 -=~_ ! 1~~Moss000lo~tti~ Rt-tv I Y'S - I .f t i' i f , I if 'r '1 Ii Is Ur I trr. I ?,fi,c ru ct rtr Pu k.l • ,tp.,n f' ctrir U ,r - R --I jffq~~~~~Ri !F Rlrrr,inr~&Tr-. 0-s- Dallas, I)I)tftr. Ti., Moiiir' sive tilt the people There art flow Sk centers, t~raurl-ul% . I ' tltc tsh.i i t what harr off the pi in.I Iii. 1,1 uttu fruits risln uuuulsi. Hi Ii I I Prices 'I' 'f . his -- ;rlrs (if rritm to this of. H • ' ikiuri Is ru tirm fruunmu % utsuin \1 siur hi su rccul is mayor I. I i'IliILi(1 I n. Ilu' his orti'uI III tutu, h in stuns s'itti his sui (i,:u,,ilui'r of Il)Iiiuuiu'ru u' Y, 1A WiI'su,n ;ind iI;iugliter, Mrs uIiruuI'r uiiiul .0 nie,iilwr %\ . I usuk, trill still plums Iii t;uIuiu'rotjs coliiuiiittu-es sit or i W590 Y3an - n I AT iiuuim , I -i ' In \t it l'u hu us is :uskeul to fill ,)Ill' :,ri un, - j . JU I FI -- .V1 . , - '. rt W1 . 1. . 9 1, I 4~ 1) Irv,, !, & - it tI i rtiu It £ lii It ' - r Ili-iiii o,%,,r lilt,; lotr, iolurilitil #.let ,. Muis'r Viksuti t - nould TTLSkC it easier for a per ch 11 - - P1 - tti I III' titiiø iii ert i, e tkori II tiirmil iii S•infu'r,I Iii 14 ;ic uul:uul;,I:rr ru"t,inu;s',I r, I) % W luil. ii I"•t III 1 1() I' n ils'iti ~t k I A~"4I tI _\ -1 Oa a lf ifli 1111 Ph Vk 'Iluil iiul.'r.I s / I - & i Ill Ni - u&.. Oktah II ( .)lUI 111% U deltit, 41 earn. Cincinnati, Cii %&fl Dorstr, Detroit. Fc 55 for help I'iii - - Urocerv Biii P ui tica! I;jfl l,, The kc ----fl ----- l iii 1 uiI 'I III is 'u - - located it Al Atlanta. Rati uetir,ni &bout FJeral; ~Z -" -ire for ini ,11c c)lto. kar,ma City, Loss At ------------ • Wikii lull' Ill l• lluIlll* III P11. h Ilititili fl I ff1111 III If j a Lis (erS1t - ' crarnt and stervico-to at reftir Mert-phit. %fir-rovarrilis. Nru aun 'IL . r -=-- - 'tll''' w Adult Community Action M- . NXI - Food At Local Store rt jtc )ti't f or 11W n.1t .-,-- ' the uqucrq. mr.re. nittnn. Fl(-o will aim ansuer other ate nhmeflt opportUfl t1t1;e, the da houw. ----- Wilson Retires hit1 there re on tia in at least 50 CS itie un.1 in nW I health , Nt , prftmnr needs of the sleadj1% People that thm am 20 million unam num5 of Ur people over 5 and another stsof art Iwing longer thank.s tn million 55 tn fi5 That's 40 - - mmum tnt"Iue per 1% , - ehuiv i'uple' Ik'r k bt a peat in of wnur a bill to -- Laus1 he flflitfl ------ f. st'ptta appvrd It - in Valifstirnia the le-Ull sprinklm in nunsins~ home, 'OrlsJtfrflng I'ttU'!Th'nt - ke'p their politictan. , tonard organizing is due to the senior por It's ju. to remind mullioi people in turement or - For Their at Council, said the remit trend medical t on fused unco:ws. dururi a time of 1fl - • the 5i'flCt' kit prim.nI Council and At the same time, he said. their AARP have &b)ed their there is a g -ing realization IUh ICtICT wntini. tck. iembeh in the *q five that thgh people over pne tails a1 teiegram tt lIJ *n the ckRP said that ent onh 99 pet cent n the m each week people uon ppulati ie have taken to demon the a are atin the $: memherip per n ste and t or .-. L r ncatP free - UI:%w }R Amca a million n cns a rallying to thetr o cusc a 'a bmin e of for ice cream In over 70 ritiors around a local call It, a . -. . ~ i mt-" Or viho could tell you if therst are Federal nda '. WASHINGTON of (onurt Affairs ' . Senior Citizens Dear Consumer - ii ss "ruts ;us J'htF - I) ShIJtt:'K. 2 I'E:ft rf:.r ~q , SHRINKAGE. et, Vat-41) 0,41 . I0 Tcstedo. T,.,tur. Tutu TI. Wtt Paint lrarP tura ytni IhtuUlCI Pie able ts reach th, ftntets itP a -&rwr call. Jr. APART'ME\T CJMPLFX wi th "70 Jux'ur'v the 13-acre site will be swimnung pools. tennis units being constructed by Ford Creene an courts, and handball courts. The two.-stor ' Telrl,h,,v,w nuintlers flir ose Meadows Properties at a mst of $4 million is complex is expected to be finished in two and locat ed south OISR 4 off Oxford Rcdin Fern half months addition to prosudurr Fruieral lrfc'inatinn C.tut.r Park Recreational facilities to be featured on ed,,al lnfrrrriatu,'- ,..:• a A 11 *%ry &Intarrs % nice Late era u oTif•T rn.. no, fear that Lurnpc s Ihts3 U ill . J (ruIf N - o' -L ~- . 1 ____ tr s c France and Itals. but , 5.., : '5 as.ulabie but 'stSTRIA .I ara Beóermeten . 111~ - f .. ________ -- . IV * N__ Third Anniversary Sale -. class voice, guitar ensemble, recorder en. ______ . - '- -- - . BACK TO I: _ I PRIZE ~ I 'Se lit.1501 I . . , 011. ftlote. qil 11 -A- I . _:,_ *5AV Fm ::PZ0 ,, - .. . -;* to .I =I ___ - Fe Ile! - I99 -1 *------ A ~-_~-~ . - -.,.. . I VELVET , I if ( I - ~ _ .. I S11995 NOW I -- 2(;(; V 'IN of - 9 ., S . A- *%:,I t - .-/ - . -210" Series Deep Well Jet Pumps also reduced during this sale L . 70-.--~_" . ~* I . -t, 1-1 1 , -.. --., ~_. - I . ___ I Ii1i t.06 I Ii I L; :_ I .,;.~A, - 1, ~, _;# - -4 ) I :: SUITES Ij ill,* - - 7 .1;t / I--, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! The pumps and tanks are on hand in our stock room. _• COTTON DE KNITS Regular lr:~_ -::.Z: 0- - - - - lo ~ .• . - GAUGE t .f• FREE ESTIMATE! No obligation to buy Just phone and ask for SANFORD 14, - snt .'. Wide wale corduroy aii 0! ( Hwy. 17-2 At 27th St. 222-1771 . Free Parking $at pm . I I ) S amp. -- NG 1-YD. 79 -- 2EA. $ i ASSORT BUTTONS •1 II avs to drive to - I co. LONGWOOD I Mon . T virs, , walig 9 A rest I r, "i 360 LONGWOOD NAM [Oil. 831-7Z7Z Mon, rd UIS n F , 'tu BankAmrrluard Slaster('harge (,L(.0 VietIghusr 11 4)- - __ 4 P . i ji ~*4 , 1. I .~-1 , , 14 . -t f - i,- - I * -_ - - - -It $1 Fl$A'rt Inter ion Decorating by Jeannette Kidder 1' .*~% ,6,10 I 9 !)i3. FABRIC CENTERS , ',lII8Ii;6 V: - ~ I AP . 11 % . ~_* Y D. --~ - '- ~ School is 'ust around the corner so start sewing now wtim iO° 1 , twoo,111111101 "'', . ~~'~ , t I .01 , _ k , 4 0 I , S ~ 4 to t I 1111110st flI)II3 . . TW ,,-4 - . I 4, . . ., I , jIl Ct,usutt 1u14'u . .115 .rsiaiu.i •'u %O ' •. • S ' 4 OM rru wide, solids and atripes in designer lengths. FR i iu ,,Ii,.t' MAKERS 's (iF \, SEALY P05 IJREPE I)1C' , ________________ '.41C ' (I 1, i'risi iusuims -.-~~,, __ * -. ' ___________________ ,~! _. - 11" . .r I I ~V - . . -r DRESSMARE mp X_ . - P,d- k _QV $ jJ' '---.5- saije - Ac- -1 I i I ~ :rm on e 60" wide - 1$ L§re,ars] . kilt N111. -.1, Ill. Net $139 4I / anY machi ne wa%h ond dry. ~ ,C 11 , , j ( 1 I 41_~ I RIPPER Pr,t. 1`14 KNIT DOUBLE . 29 I .!7J LEAPIER A o. -6.1I, P 0 1 y e S 1 e r and cotton . 1 I .- -1 r. it.r 0 •j' , , ----- , 1 _i I M 61 * PIhIdS -tv, CLOTH ~ I"- 1. ,.* IV 1 price on this and cottons. I~ I , - I p -or SUEDE , I ;L ma chine I. I - . .1 - EXPERT ASSISTANCE' Our salesman has been factory-trained to help you select the pump best /:; zk --*,?. .U i ~ tttr3t3r r --4009,~- 1, _.'.1.1 .. -S ~ - _199. DINING ROOM I '' ' P'u:e,i,r'1,:'rtu . . - ,~ ~ I 01-*" 7J~ -A --* . --- - I 4 I .1409900 r ___ ,~k I $9988 . - 0 . -%- N I o ' 4 .,.- .. " ILT - ' - - C. ~ . ... • - at; : 0 Vmlisfo%, Price ,rl I I VC ~' - - ... CO° tton mounted on 17-gallon horizontal or __ A SEALI- J ).-,,'y I (VN%F%L- I' . to,ft.".1 9i A!t; .e ,OR .-1,41. .. .1 If i IT Brarui in ( ontt-:nporarv. Kant American. SlKini, li. Traditional art(] I'Itr -, McKlern I -;~ / -/" Ir ,:If .. , 6 UI \ame te 1, b " f'1' I i.,~ 4AWOWK,04imm" . Sew t7lUt - IS '-' ?,. V ~ _,~ I 1 v I I r ... A, jolf, ( fflit". to .:. 1 i ; .7.15 i , q __ I ri - -' j .. & 1 S obligation to purchase) t = . L SCHO to be ghen a%%a% 1 No "Y* I- C= . - through Sept. 16th can rates. harnes and mam famed Amen nafo trach it c1l:irlett'r S A -.. .. SIT ERC111 .-."In • r "all, - 119-N 1* 1/ - 11 It il.~. 111--. - Starts Today I . I 1 . It - - st!"Ibilt" W)d 1111ISic histor30,. Interested persomi ,. - . .j. ~ -, -- . - . - 0 __ I- if'44 7 Ver , iI I*:- 4 ,J~_ _. . j - can esse -- hi has found b%tiat r.akes a ,~4 . " - ; yi . I AT .]Noefs S ' ."% ~ R, it 011N, " I -A •ru'.. I , Sanford Inc. . ,,, it T .s,~ ia Choraliers will I-estillie on Atig. 24. New nitisic .. , Of "' 11 j SOUTHERN AIR thrriut.s U _ AUl)l'l'IUNS for Seminole .lunIor ('allege for his - L - _; -,-;i 4" diesticks are available country tn muntr% . 1 fwt In A vAnet' Of deslg= Or antiques Tyrolean artificu col or% Irons and Greek W Main. cut *or etcbed cnital inaotthern Europe u - 0. '14111. Iffipirtant uf the sprmaitusquiltesj (lierk Lb Of it (11111to-0 spread Its be !Iurt. 4 that t he re are ii., broken I R SPAIN An abundance of GREECE Inripensise fur Muruch has rustic itand blocked arougtn Iran. to lanterns, canTr •iirifl;'sti ut P" there ts a lot to be said for the nip are available and the town linen prints beeuWul flow- delabraj mirror frames tI5 tIuflt, (sr4tiruii1 rreat Lb0Iptht centers CILttCT of Cagora is the center of the en made cut wood shasini Woolen bedspreads that mat be t he Nt-st World Indians whu areas of Europe and Nor th ern xndustrs USed as rugs hand r'nu- çists pri nted furniture t' its seeds, rich in 's'lth- Africa. obsertes Valertan Rs. uscred as a ar. C It st s Eni1and. , it pays to drive to jects d art r eproductscms are atemsu are A ooL available abroad asaulable HOLLAND urge se1GLade Effiev fit&% be at, . In. Bea utiful tion of Drift tiles. vam. urns ney are ltioadefi fi"Lh ectod.les valuable aid for one Iseeking porrelain t-loves can still be Still-life paintings of all peantique$. rorilemporan fur- antiques. its it lists found st is considered the noft and Price cate-pne olopti c, otm rashings. great handirrilu their Eu ropor-a n renter for minerals tn Muntr%. Stati 5 for thoseno are ahoppuifor fm'nmcserthewotld Rack Sumatra.Jasa he points out i'thaad1th 'itt tij tel. a ate. lapis laruh and etru.ur furniture may be less Here are some of his r It .- iLs .- ) . •. -'it-4 urtly sewn trim aroll u i'ucc stitching are p 44 FACTS ot-s-.gns an ~ -.- - rTu%Uit litut rol"1116411tiorsid piece ant finds on a remote pla.-t. he corn. men t - ' _______________________________ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _____________________________________________ -1 'quinT if ti, t.7t'!ii d A, 1" 36. . 'Staff Photo "'ORw4tOL'tNAC Not Too Late To Shop In Europe / 26.25 uionuat Rosette 42 - - F REE DILIVERY CONVENI E NT TERMS t'eiie.rcst Ccsui. w,ulocull JoAdIII41141 No(tholthVierpalls L 1601% _________________________________________________________________________________________________ ~1111~41-okocll less 0Pi W wo C=S,2: ~~~~~it..., 110,0111 SOUiS QA,?s N D A I L I of j j kot tit I, R ILIA I v % I i I s -, Ni 1 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD �•. - '-= = _' ---. c-' - - •. __ ' -------=--r-----=-=-'c-- . ,r--.----------'-w.'-=-----r---------=--' - -.- - - -- z'- r''-r-r --'--- -'''-'- - s. - ' -, r• r---t--- vr -7 -' 7'- -- -- --- - =-7=---' =-.--, =r'- - --;--.-:--- -7-;----- ;------'- - -. ---. - -- - -- --- - _L,tU,Ltte The J. C. Rosaefl home. 845 East2othSt..wuthe setting for wedding ring arrangement of njjg roses Lid maiden hair km in a china contaIner M• Diane Wilson, bride-elect i t I. ii LU 4". i..I "IA ii Ito)' glosinla. white pink tt)U1L _i'i tue -ttett j, Titusville. Mr )laelb.akcr. and Mrs. Wcd. Maitland; Miss Judy Wilson. Mrs Eddie Manton. i Bass. Ralph Patton C an4; Mrs and Miss JNI!' McFarland, nd Mrs Russ Wetherington. Casselberr) Mrs Joel NI(Voy Also from Sanford Mnies 11 lake Aahb r i"' mmas.J Trosper. Robert teod. Jack Vmigtns, - ' - .-- . 01~ ' ,, ' ( -,, • , " - -. 'e - - çI . It .,,, .• • i . - - N-~i , r' . V -, . .' : - .2 \III$ - L \ . )? t . - 1. ~ . fl I it - . . I 7 it t ~ )iir 1d i •'ter SHARING PRENUPTIAL HAPPINESS vs ith Meredith, hostess. Mrs. Forrest hlazeihaher. Miss Diane Wilson. bride-elect at a recent mother of the future groom, Miss Wilson. shower in her honor are hostesses and guest of honor, her mother Mrs Leon Wilson and Mrs Jeannette Roszell, hostess of honor Left to right are, Mrs Uvsen R ff I RALEIGH ts STRIE SATIN FABRIC AND LABOR 10 Days onl y - 4 ' - ,, %1;, .iint' the bride of Donnie R. .-sen. June 6, t92 at 3 p iii Cross Episcopal llol 'i i S .J,: ', I '\ t -_ r fteuj('flCL, K. Coson I"Illhi. DRAPERIES AvI'*re b. I ''rx•;P' At ticP 'ejture, pa'?err, a-uø colur AS.uø t* p'CeS Ct of 'aC?l Of day today budg ets Yet here is an tiC4nt If'h centt.,ry. al l n that ii sijnfast, it's a decolator S Oeui;r.t at it's unbeIueabie and '-' Sire !,,iUrp .I , — 4 Wi3TPf5.-4i1 I.SQTh ,; 10 8,3 rt wide. 87 I,% long S )('1 ( t I)(a Iii II(' ' 61 $56Reg 16660 -. ,";" Gitionen — Your decorative and imaginative answer for that Laundry & Fur Storog. S*hFORD, FLORIDA chairs. Carefree—styled to go anywhere "4 ,rt-en, luiflk. lavender and bIy l'bwuiaa E. Vincent Mai uan Stephen Caxon, brother (f the iiriie sias senior usher an'i titer usher.gr()ilisrnen siertRobert Fedeece. ("hirles (;atlLr nce Engagement and wedding farms, available at The slkrald tsU)cy, should he !accornpanued by a black and .ite gloss)- studio photo at t,efurr least live da s desired publication date S 5' !ii 'r.' fitr ..( 5. ___ -- i 10 year ' FOR FRIDAY. AUGUST 18, 1972 16601& from the CsrroU Pightet institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: You are all too apt to state some truth so badly that another with u,hnn, ,.,'sni •_ i's.,, nn ,,,-,I •n,... #.I'-((.. V.',,. then find you hase made an opponent of on: you ne v er thought possible to have against you Hut it you keep tactful and refrain from critical .antl unsi ise comments, you can hold such friendship situ ir.tw A RI ES t Mar ,l to Apt 19) You want to go tiff to sonic new interest you knost little at the cost of present good set-up, to think twir and refrain New contacts are fine, but W, 64M 4~1 376t~ ,7e, about don't stied current allies as a result Keep poised Mnev Cvafrsmen and Dciignes MR. AND MRS. DONNIE RAY BO%SEN little Miss Tazrun Cadet girl and ring hearer ( Bob Orwig Photo) John j- DaleCiun. brother u4s an arrangement of paski f the bride. The, bride's mother store a f]ostt'rs arid greenery Tht five tit'rrd wedding uizjt Iress stith snatching 'foi's and purse and a corsage ts;is decorated with pink roses intl topped with the traditional -f blue tinted carnations i:ro'rn's mother wore a blue bride and groom. Served with 'tnped dress with rnatc-timg the rake was fruit punch, snmt.s ACK BACK and nuts a i t,ssories and a blue tinted Mrs James E. I.t'e cut and .urnatin eors.aae, TO -SCHOOL T0 SCHOOL Mrs. Dale Everett, Albian, served the cake and pouring Mrs Donald Carter Miss' grandmother. store a pak- blue dress with black Cathy Whitaker presided at the t'ssones and a blue tinted bride's book The couple is leaving t... irnatlon corsage Following the ceremony, a steik for Silt, Cob. on a belated isrddthg trip and to snake their re -eption was held at the home f the bride's mother. A pink flt'st home. W here the groom - ml sshite color scheme was will be employed by a lumber s&i in the party area decor. 'c'ntractor in Silt. Out of to'us n guests came from flat bride's table was Over laid stith a white lace ti, Aliam and Horner. Mich I lake Mary user pink satin ant t. r; Ii OlAH5 LYINUS Tti,(POt 17.534 . WiNTER PARK, FLORIDA 32789 , TAURUS (Apr — 10 : % foster 20 to May 20) Endeavoring to get out some responsibility you have assumed could really cause you trouble today, so Follow through instead and show you have real character Use patience where mate is concerned Forget that temper GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) troublesome matters with of associates can be handled satisfactorily if y ou are willing to listen to their views Do not hing In stall an argument tic kingpin I orget that desire renmenaber ml is a more to -- partnership ('lIlLI)Rl-N (June 22 to July 2 1 ) Why don't you get right down to all that work you hue hand and be charming about it? this gets you back into the good grates of h,wigs I akung health treatments simply is a must now. - I 0 Starts Aug. 18 -' . r J' 110 Ouly 22 plahstt0olpt You want e ant work. run cmftofut ///o/'e (1 .i/ita'y (;"afcd".' /'s11, t)I5'.'\t) CL'AiA'.II W orld 554' - "kit II i% I $ - ' - I () - quaIut and k'ruIiirtr , sss..t /jlr, diamond as the tare-si in its lout mc't's bak in lull from 11 ItV II Ss'U (an land a ttt roe - s'','r'(,;_., - ''t ;•L Subs CUIb,s4.hiit ,, r_ "I"uir the S t'rs JJ'st in Ihusu.' TrIi1liil/-' BALLET-TAP-JAZZ Register NOW! .S SANFORD PLAZA 3fl.1000 223 lO0 2160 S. Elm Ave. Girls' BOOTS 322.9712 Sanford, Fla. r i iO rrimjrrfer md - L - 135 34 I — - SIz.i 10 — • 4 Rig. we, R".64.99 to$16. .. : :! !~ ,, _, $6 900 '6.00 Come Early While The Selection Is Good I 11011 I 'J any is jt•5 Hi OPEN 10A,M.TILS:30 P.M.MON.THRU SAT, LONG WOOD PLAZA Hwy. 17.97 " Ph. 831.7757 It Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast (on your sign For Stptemher is flaw meatly I or your top' w nd your bimlhialate atsd $I to ( 'anroli K ighiter I' ouet'ast ( nanac of newspaper), Ito; t,2'), hlohlywotMI, (utah 'IOOlt-( Rind '1.1 i ( Its The ( 115 Thursday Rerun, reifly" Night Mea'-'e - A cool cr,n,erh'i set in 1-sngiers, it do-44 with efforts on the Pi' of tsvo thers hn rollerl m gang V-a t)ry can rita i million ,1 , :, -,r I 'if 'f-er 'r 5? 55 56 — - - 51 1 — 59 53 - — 1'HURSOA'' — Jeannie (ii Truth or 60 61 — " - - - - - — - 9 j(fI? uartef rip ,inlea the IndRe on sentencing .(ta'r evislon "'on- sews 'The Untamed r'W' ('nnhinising str.nii if itnent.mei this -ek, tIm.' a "e'a'-; tepar'ment fririi'a'7 't'. ur r'ih - ' " at 5 L" I I , a'. a 'm jl~ 1& C4u - .114 5 401 NE 75 ' 430 (2) i'foqti Chin-sr's (4) P,rr, Maw S 30 (2) (2) 9 144 Gr,.i' .'.s 4m ..s 400 (6 IT 7L't Lmstld ,n17.sq,m.0t (5) PImpton a Nit" ceti :'. i TO 00 (7) Dean () LJr'arnd Ear") I' 00 (7) ) ') 1 1`4'v5 II II) (2) TrrtlçP'at ç'i"e Driv..ln Thisate, (6) ('I 'M I)EAII I'UI.I,V---My husband anal I are a welldressed and well - mannered couple in our early 30s. We Iav;thi hau'li.",t' in the undemanding and genteel ap' prtaa&'hi all situations but are realizing the nice g' i tit-mill) liii' fall guy. We make reservations at a ru"taiir.itit prior to the evening rush hour, enter On almost ('sillily room arid are seated next to the kitchen Where are we wrung, as we do not appear that meek' Reservations are made at a motel well ahead of I time and a room is requested away from the highway But es- en during off-season, the middle of the week and tither dull time s, s's.' art' told the 001)-rooms are the noisy sub' I utu'r friends arrive later and are given larger and quieter rooms When standing in lint' for tickets, ride,. etc people rush in front of us, and whi'ii standing quietly in line in a store ste are P;iss*'d by loud-mouthed person demanding tersicu' Is there a proper approach to getting a Fair choke wittiiiiit resorting bearish behavior' h'lcase, sometint' It'll us of a workable solution to this pi otilem wmtlauiut resorting ill'rnannercd behavior -MRS. it it. wT700 ,7,Z . =45i ii,' _____________ 00 (7) ra-, ,' v' (6) P,&c',ies 11 1011,11.1, ('RAMER PoIIy's Problem \o' '.5 .tt"d dies, md the rnnhtfrr s his knowledge to threaten - -, - (7) Sdrnn?ure TPIA-i?r, M,' World and Welcome to it () Jud Strunk I 30 (6) P# Three Sorts \i('C (us tiiI si;lI (; i S(-r% people .'-hInd the the in Prm"sId"-" 'Hf' "T.rt. I 00 12i I LA Ltjr-ii (4) M. Three - POINTERS , ori Vhe ai.'rision s( riding against I mnst.r ted thereby oilntng his own n'; life The ,neahst,'r has schemed -s fr.tme--'ap if 'he sn, Pint the girl inin'" -, ',,i t-" ii T' T;Ii PPi ' ". ' 5" Parent Cam, S hktnr. '' ' 16a Ecl'e f N17n• () 'Inçarm's Heroei I4 4V)lr it ii., 3 Truth (.1111 \UII RC t.Iri Vhf fs.,m.I,to Rerun Raymond Achilles tløl Ruirr not only dat;, but 11" rtjrer?ed this episnite William ',Vinv-tn ju.st dOtS -IS 1 ixlRe ig,mn I-,ani the ?i Coose'iueoc.s ii Di'açrmet 5 - mi- i''.' ,ter-; in I-In ifl ARC. ARC Arothpr fi-, I '64 ',a*rC4t ''r'ii 1 "/ Ill I Dream of - —. i tt ' mrrv - flrot11I'-',V 4 i EVENING - — t/ — ' - ii,'tm.ina Ill II 1."mni The n$ghfls AW" "biv' team sf flow,'.',rd K smith md 'ike . hart R.",'n.r n route 5 58 - ' frv-rn'i 4hipment en I ,ngi.rs to M,r.sil's by ship qspO.c1s i 1 dnubl,rasa rr C,rn &-. mit wnqks exit e new plan ,, 1 -- jl SHOWTIME 4 10 I FRIDAY -lift MORNING to - - to - '' ' ' ,. (2i World Tomorr 6 - 30 (6) Sumrr'ee S.rywster 6 41 (2) Sports Club 7 00 (2) IMy top 9 DEAR it)I.l,V too 1)) 5.11 slr E If M that I find cuds r ist' and t'Ik't'tis e for rt'riios-ing the It'll by tape on wunulaws --'1' 1. A 10 00 10.30 10 It 00 e't F tE7i'r ctA,_, : E SC A_ Z.B "' ________ -- teIto s fflII IM11 I c:a es ao iai STEVE MCQUEEN s'LE MANS ethA On -Job tliq lldu~ m ____ : am 'Am j ' 41 cciI P1 lP AFTER NN 1 TWiCE 05iLY nONFRI 2 )O Ii )o 13' n. SATURDAY SUPaOAr 25 I 15 5:30 ill Jeoparsi, O (6 ) Whe re '"c ear' sORRY—MO -"SiSES MISSION' 10 .40 QiSIOUNT TICXET' is Passwovi i2:30 (2) Niwi (4) Search for Ton'morrcs (9) Split Sersi iOU (2) Somerset (e) What' s Vir Lit* sSeems to (9) All My Children 1:30 (2) Three on 1 Mic As the Wc(Id NINA Turin - (0% orlte You is Ill r.'eels e a dollar if l'ohl% list's hmuauims'imi;ikiumg ltl.',i. Pet I't'i't i', l'usils 's 15r.iblm'tus or solution to a prlut)lt'uul. Writi' I'ohl) In care of ttuis iii's's waper. (9) our Let's Ma' WEEK 2 00 (2) Days ,t L's, (6) Love is a Many -- Spiecsiored Piing (9) Ni .si Gani'e 2 30 (2) WIN AT BRIDGE AUGUST n V0,1e,0"1-' 1819-2O ' FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY "' -------- - f!O 311IO ' - 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love of Life (9) News ' - t (2) Dinah's Piacs (2) Concentration (9) Fashions n See eq (7) Sate of t'e Cev'tur (6) Family Aft,r ' r.'niius e -- .." - ALL _A.'.S .7, (9) Love, American Style LI,V and Mrs l' Ii sl — 1 has e iied tak'iarn 1i(,ti tt.'i to the glut' left t ruin 1.1114' till V.intlost Rid 0 lilisi tier in a fey.' tutu's, let it stand until it remus t' It s- ev tirs and then Ilsea safety razor Lal,utk' .sll 'Slide the l,Iadt' along fle;irv flat .ig.iirist the glass Si) nut lii st'ralchi it. If m1t'cecs;sr - , rt'pt'.it the liossd.'r treattiui'nt I lFh i - 5-, (9) MovieS 930 (6) Mer'v Cr'S ru s iii.' ;uu %i—r% inu'si ia ' TI sI ICk u ,'sittu.'s Dl—:AR I 11 riei 00 (2) Phil NANCY tight ', - (6) Romper Pacre ,,s -In.If,,'t,,r.rg the pulls ht'ts are r~,'I I" i'. - Kanqaro (9) Mike Dcuçlas so liii' 1! I I 5:30 (6) Capt I'IIt I S'i.I' i'.,u i),,,.'., Is u',th of baby clothes who make outfits with matching rubber slimall tli;st by the time baby can wear Ilarits that tire !ii.' .511 71 I II I ~ PG (6) N (9) Bozo's Bag Top ' ' I y.5 Alirc m ,j SijnSn 6 6 IS (4 -. - AAA 444 One Ruff Is 13th Trick s. , st'S en ilI.tdm's ,iu his sti"s's,'tt ill' isi lit it 11 tsr- a tlt4siutsnd Ili ttuiituuul% He l'i,kitig .it ,i tistal of Just ,is .ig,iiiust sas tii.ititu'tiel's Sti it trick tiso he It'd it heart tam duius iii 's .s't' best he r tafteil j hut'.at t high - Si as hit' Whii'ii .1 taut' lii tulle Ii it'15 fr- tuii giiiiim' tilas tat' Im't's'sm'ti it aatiititi; lii I (',5s451i that lIst' jtiuiip to gauiit' lutist tat' st i tuiigt'i Whull the lust' calillol it' p.ss st'ul ttat' 1110 lit, oat t p.' 11 tmssi% is t',ik tuiti of it itili) % ho' liii' "I—lit of %141111 sI'u I ii (' l st'i' Ntui thus thu i't' ilusiult' (.,ill i's,is alt -i the'st' tt'iuilsiI 1/11I4' liOls Iii' lIst %'saatiti'si hit lit- ,ui Suiuit Ii t u'iaiul 141 111 111. simatli' has stuussi that lit' i cally 11,141 ii'iii.'s a a is.' it s i'i - i,tiiii the 1"11.111k ,k 1,1 A a '- v S outh . 1 5 Dinners UNDER , O's 'I -'c', - 10 21 ,0.tilUi e,a.d a,h,,s'.'-o. Sis .a.s 'tjI,a ',a'Sti, l.a's-U -set '4iP • BARREL of CHICKEN — )gi ,w—%' ,t'iiii, Stay -21 71 uI GiUas PinP' 4CaI, 54* "' I ' h.i t iss ii 4 73.1 'a ii %i.'li a .1.' 5 Vol usia.' ultis,s,'asJs lhs',r II If h. - 410Z AliCPS4ii.nCmiuItld — In Poatmu 4110 Choedir Highball . . 65' Children's Dinner . t oit Cocktails 75' Michelob 8•sr , 20' 'P?'- Is 4 it its 11 1411 to It its hill Isis' sp.tv but si- stsi 111i is iI.IsiAik'ii lii isil s i tin-s s o IllI:'s LillY's No#'y4r,'id I hRt 1*110 (HI(P4 its - to Maryland t Siiiit ii 11111 I.'tsi.l lit 'hails's ,ituil ttu,'ia Ni III Silos BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE 506 S French vu Samulord obbliiIIIII ii , 72 525) , FRIED Pr.CHICKEN .!ttVS ' PII'sr OPEN Sun. thru Thur. 9 fit 4 ii) a ii I 't Fti Sall ii ,5issi'sri i'.I,ui,uuaai% / ,59S Includes baked potato or French Fru.s, tossed salon or calo ilw. built puppies and our dsissuus c $9' ul'u )JuiU J EsdkeiilI 59.30 ValIas "I . 'ruiJ "sit 41111% -Am- h I $423 3vJ1' con SaaMmv2% BUCKET of CHICKEN - 95 - ,.h,c',s,',i, .S,n,,, 4 3vjw. 19 oe 8 4; 'umiA V S,,i-'tm ta,,u mmisa , iii to t,'ii si i,,u,,,uaais \Sii.i 'I,' SiOl do tiial, / 11111 1 149 SEAFOOD HOUSE slsluhtt''s 110.1 55 ain' t tnuikitig isaiti.' 1111 1 4 1 ialiit' liii i'iitg hut 1 4 1111, II IV AYIS ASPECIAf '' JjP,, i'OILiiO Salad, ji3st.aims'. 3 "so' opts Si.7S Value 4 - isilt iI'I1 i!II ' -oiaAasi huuu AM-4 I Ii,- i ,i-t,i,,, is,i, P's i-i, S uith L:.mt S i- st l'si IV Ill-is' l'-i1 1, l'. Smtrvusl a _____________ %% .Ili . ii N s', Th \ ill- I ISO- T.V. BUDGET BOX 17 / M 0 00 rifflst. ___ 100 JACKPOT $ tuivat'ii hiaiit 'l'ht'it he sl.ha'.sut his tiaiaai Il, (its's tilti & Jusict inc ob '. hearts tsr i'.tk mud nut tut'the'r siliCa' he 1usd st,tt tt'tt liSt' tp 11 111111.% ill 11,1' to II 3Q P M. SNO4'itMt) -' 4 - dl e%% 11 1111111% The 41 ,suud x I '** NOW u GAMES PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING South s's t'u the sI',stl.' lii; tassim hijiitl uiiitl i1iitt.'kl e'iitijutt'il 12 t'l' tri,,'ks 'l'hat' hi' ceatuiet 11 sitatulil t- I'Iiit' Just 11111 a h:c,sI t ill lii's hi "I ,' III 1 TO'i 1 MIDNIOPI T SMQW 9 th & Oak kivags Just h,itl to he' in sli.uitt's 4uiud it tiidtu't it'sill tai,at tt'r is hera' the other tso ..------- Your offspring undeistan,ts the underlying tat tort of I,.'iie Y4yØ Tina (ole, is the (mrrihatt ( o f inge Ifill ("noted Winning Te / p Ut,SlOfl • iaa las 46n %r to situation and therefore t40 iCIIiu'sC the ef fects Is by getting St the tause (.oe as hue ama c.liitii.aii as you tan anal slant it along suthu lines, shiethuer boy or girl Sports .,it a must here "I tie S tars irlipel, they do not compel What you tusks of your life is largely up to 'iOU' -sn't . irklitaon In guests ' A ll" (iPinsIly mit I I'll'' ........ s - All Souls Church show folks batk there in Fsrmingts-.n, Me mod gets in tslking xith Andy (rifhth nd yarns ih's'it ha; Southern kinfolk A,u'Oh., s - ,.' i.hs r, ,'.is'unnmh 'i.r limes Fo ir part of the in fl rib m mnn.v md ti' ' '' ut5iit his home town mod the m ..... - — — AsivOSt 1/, ;')77- Il(iI(' I'r',',i',, - ssuaIty .cp. -bil the that partner s .i... 4 1I A( f-.' tuij s'r irk hrrei I 1'4'rA I hit af Nil R'.gers rid i bt r,( If.rh f'r;f,r; JUiI StItira's 're folksy humor that maid. (tart "Sf I''dh .Straink t.ilk op 1 dorm * * * [ 31 - r III_, - ' I - 14 _3__ 11 - mat Otit tit .s... II easy stride, and quietly find out what brought it Keep busy at whatever it is you have to do A show of wikiofli pays off well sit,. v,,, ,,s.t-,,.,,, - 4 - FRIDAY 7:30 p M n.il i.e ..i,..,... .,.L___ you uuuav hicadw ay with m Get out to that social affair, luut courtesy and kindness in all A fine new friend can tie iuuade I'lS('FS (I- eh Jo to Mar 10) Make nAme you do not argue with a powerful persum, or make' radical charges whscre your vocation is concerned, or you would t4)n regret it Liutid up your credit Get hills paid that arc important IF YOUR ('111 1-1) IS BORN I UI)A V he or she will be one of those fust in at ing young people is hun is a trmauhlrshuaui'tcr, teach early not to create problems Just (air the fumu of solving them, but to wait until they actually arise before tatkling /t ' 1 - your hett interrits ntis Add to immniui seuriiy AQUA K I (iS (Jan flto Feb I')) Rather itmari cuitit sac good Vale's Junior Shoeland Nei., Fall Term Begins Sept 11th " it PI,i._k liii) eiI,aTi:t' Ill ti ussil Iii chat s ui .le't's .ird kings arid titm.ilIy sieitt ;' them Directors: Miriam Rye & Valerie Weld OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. TlL I SHOES&BOOTS School of Dance Arts IFII ASM Z 19 L Boys B Size Ihru MOWS 12 '-' .7'. - ,,, f ( - 'r 51CC cut. Till ( I A"iiI( of Dance" 1'Ii'.7H lJ -- user 11 "Ilic Vo11(IerfUl - ' on Ill - feThire, in 1 mistaken thoughts and carry lhiros.gh wisely (,et into treatise things during spare time l)esise much pleasure them VIRGo (Aug 22 to Sept 221l Don't let some unkind remark at home toutta off a big argument, but take it in your - 0 seal ' t,,s.'rav, '. eu,rs.rle N III' ft(' Adventure The uSer Ikaitile .l.t.pnruly Whit r..dl 60 better thuin ii 'Ir'srr, s ct.irring f,r,iiran R,raIl' (in. with two IMuren RaraIls She ,lmy; Kientical twin;, both 3iia,ereqj of Featured 'isles ire played by .Juirk Kelly, / it • (iiita'ar Tomr, SI Ib'.n.y '5 Ia.p h.i. " ,1,ail sraf.,s,,r thing,a anal pvplit I LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) (lie duplomutacy in dealing with others ,tnd you get along Just fine, provided you shoth you enjoy them despite any prrssures on either side I)nisc is ills particular care, especially the highways and hyst-aym I taink 5(1 HI Il( ) (Oct 1 to Nov .1 1) 'iou arc tempted put all Yom eggs in one hikct anti could certainly (egret it later, tm think ticbare you AL I Sleet k 1c.1, of a is hi 4% is in a confusing manner Shois more affection for mate P tit sA(;l II ,%l(IIIS (No's .'1 to Dr lIt 'iou hail tinter think that plan agaaua before you snake thur rAdil ,s1 t ha.suuges you ire tempted to make lie sure you think lactose you speak, cspctially with higher-ups Don't say things you will have to ret:att later CAPRICORN I Dcc to Jan 10) You need to get into hetiind'lhe'srnes work so you can take right action soon, t.' Wild public limelight I lie latter tould prose ulctrimnental to IF YOU LET HER TRY IT y/f)ed; 9')t'/ F -unit vii r,w,t,.,as, ,r - in t7 toter mt. setting r,ft a great ii "',y,-'t V, him Monrn •;plains fri INAW ste ahotiki he more Slsqk m i. - friratPe4't 1 13 ,' in II Iiis'th"vr' Of, A .f ' on 1' f ii ' 5 business person SHE'LL LIKE IT! ii rSAf-,-1fl.mIn?3 i,., v,,, ;'-.-'Ii from $i ts , V/ l.a"n.lry vaai t .,f river "tar -i-, ? Ii ,,n'tp II E.-. ,1 .A'i') i I a 74' i'jrs Kwu,a rhapi-' 57 ('110' r a. ,,,,,., ii. ,. - - ,-i r. , i , on '. •' - - ''- tsfl,p i''' - .'l 11 'N'.rI'l -sr'l H.ran M(,rtmA's weekly pfrstilerri nests iii, IIC'r,(? ,sl, Iiiti,rh',t Iv'y Sbo eani •1,51. ta, inferiority A n d r ",l-,s it 1 t,iu' wy he - •, FAMOUS BRAND NAME SHOES HI • . , 'I ('.r.aIau ii,., - '' ii'asii II -'aft,'tai A 50 CARROLL. NIOHTIR'B • - $400 V Is- - - - . ' L's It mati'i'I') A W,o,.-, , ' f'If5A '. - to with 2 chairs. Req. $96 W A %, V** - P - 4sJlIlUI Top Table \ ' , I Aig,iise ui..iewi1, S v;,. 'I ' - mi,, • i' '71'iAiim C 7 ,,, •uijn 555 FORECAST 0 s -,.-- - .. "j i,,,,, 41 ni Richard Pugh ,A — with 2 chairs. Req. $92 , - 1 some - - - oil Glass Top Table f N, I F;ss I, 54 NOW frrs isert' in soft past&lu v. i-',,' fuI.vsi II li"i'Hit at A'"l ,,,elea I'. hEAR FAThER: Bob Hope's most readily Identll2iag Feature is as instantly recognized as a general's nogginpiece'. Kieryone "nose" Hope. " -, 46~ , ' ,iit. '' daffodil with floral cushions. r s '- ;,rh ~,8 - - 1.1,1%'. walk i-.r.. r ' cntniss' a I ii n.e'.' il.,.,sl,i,.' a ia2.-ii not being Instantly recognized. Itoh hope does Sincerely, FA11IEII LIEDEILBACII, CLEVF.L.ANI) tique green, black, white, wedgewood blue or iii ;. . " I' q, '- i 0 - ti I'•''5•• -' guarantee against rust. Choose frames In an - Mesh _--- vs ,,rirforrf t"r '04 ____________ I.. small space— Graceful 30" pedestal table with 2 h'rx'r attendant eac't'pi the Rcquest.s Pr ts,ruyn's nests and photo coverage parties. clubs, etc., should t*• made at least a week in Shop at Home 322•3315 ; lisut I...-- .7 I' ... ,,i,*sivi I DEAR CONCERNED: Right on! And In my opinion, the girls should put it on and keep it on, ' tistcr.in.lasi. Mrs Beer:, I'o5iy 'fl goiiim and flowers were identical Its those of thy —' • MEASURED 9r 1- - - -- . - Mi'CLar, Nane Meers, Jan(* Patterson and the brides or Ce FABRIC TAILORED INSTALLED 1I4'(l(/(?I('('l'(i/t .'rt the Misses ('('leer j PRICE COMPLETE Sets il'i' '-" i5 -- -- -i -31 -- - - - I .. l v ,,,,1 :v';iius'a DEAR AilS'- 'fl.l letter is In r,.,.la, r .r In Teacher" who admitted that he found one of his young students somewhat tomnpting Being a l-year.old male teacher who Las taught in the public sch')ols for a few years, may I share with you and your readers the follow. ing: A Few weeks alter school began (last yearl some male teac he rs we,it talking about some of the girls in their classes. One of them said, "I can hardly keep my mind on P my teaching because of the way aonwt girls are dressed!" U am sure this is the case in 99 per cent of the schools In America I Many girls come to school wearing miniskirts, and the teacher must teach in full view of their underclothing, which Is bad enough. But try teaching with girls In your class who have absolutely NOTHING on underneith! Some teachers say nothing because they enjoy looking. Others are too embarrassed to say anything. Parents say nothing because they don't make parents any more like my Mom and Dad So, you tell me. What Is a teacher to do when tempted? Keep his eyes off? ha! In my opinion the girls need to put something ON, CONCERNED ABOUT EDUCATION JUNCTION Cl'FY, K-As. . Miss Vickie Co'on served her Mrs. Ck'm Bowen, Geneva. Church decorations included sister as maid of honor and ore a pale) ellou silk organz.a so basket arrangements of hite mums. carnations and formal length gown, over satin rt'ener) r A t*hite aisle carpet It featured short puff sleeves sas used and family peas siere arid she carried a bouquet of : -1rkrd siith white carnations assorted spring flowers Bridesmaids and matron ru I tth1e satr ribt5in CUSTOM '' 5 I V"' - ' - II''' fiI7i ','i I,s.•,,,',, I;, :'., morn mm' uass'uuamurs' SANFORD, FLA Ice Cream j- oorn is the son of Mr. and removable corsage 14 W ,pit 117~144~,'. L.T -_ -_ . ....41111111 ONE -wr, iii Jr the bride store a formal length gown o w hite il organza, over satl, with fuI L'burch. Sanford. Father Leros Ii Saper, was length train of matehiri,'1 intating clergyman at the material The gown featured :, ,andlI;ht ceremony Miss high neckline and rose designIt :utrice Buck. organist, on the bodice and sleeves. A shoulder length veil of sib presented an appropriate illusion was secured to prcigrarn of nuptud music. The bride is the daughter of headpiece of organza and sb cascadingbouquet of c'de k K Con and carned a cascading Mrs Frr hitero's.ptnkt}ab%'sbreath ue Late Mr. Cocin, ?O Nar. ssus Ave., S'nford The sihite ribbon streame and c ii ; • ' i.ur'.i,'u' t S - AV es t her 1is Rebecca Ann Coxon, Don. R. Boulen Married In. Can dlel igh t Cere in on,liit- - - ,'.- associated mary/ BAN,AMERiCARD i ,,,, - bit _____ J U'.l.l.'ri''... vs I ',,,so,,-.,-,l I i,.n.s Vii' !•t I it !.i.'I."l ii i,,..,, to - 41 I) II'uIilivhsik Ia I 41),,) 1 CU''j5 f1 ,,f u i')i I, DEAR ABBY To recap an Interesting letter in lb. Cleveland Plain l)ealrr , A r-ecep(iIsnhst In it large liusiness valued customer lsau.se he offk't' failed wasn't dressed as he usually was, an her hosis chastised her, causing her to spend the weekend in heal with a ml. gralne Console the poor lady! Nuns who wear Sears dresses or ''c'ontiwnpocimry pastels” must now ;irndaace Identtfiratlon when they request ''I)tscounta to religious'' while sh'pping. Clergymen who Insist on walking about In casual multi cannot complain sihen they're hcrulr'41 like hol poliol, they also must produce Identification for "clergy (lis('OiifltA The moral is- It the customer Is so valued and es with his teemed, but dresses in a manner not august pretence, he should he pre pared to identify himself and not expect hardworking secretaries to discern his Invisible "Roman collar Gen, Montgomery, and every general sirwe Napoleon, wore a peculiar noggin-piece to avoid being accidentally shot by one of his own men, as was Stonewall Jackson, and more recently an Israeli general. dnh. Well the poor ?e'rrthry, do happen to 4 :coN PARK AVE ,4qs Liiit Su:es 6 'O MASTER CHARGE . bb*. wx 00 V. Ns,s $i4, lot 1 is mm w Cøø T1,11140" \,, fri , 4 ' iii I Jiasit • k",,ti" - By Abigail Van Buren l"rt'Ii ! S 7 - . - I I1 Itiii' ' V for office secretaries 115 uui'ili •Ir-i - ______________ Karen ' -- --'--'---- ,,,., -'I SAt ii,, ''ft . I ___ - I i D - right tiumiti oiir % . '7'' A's,,. i P.•-.-.I '.55" A11 11111" - ,~j ./ [I r " - __ 15 . .411 1, . 'are. 1.i h imiii d ") - - ------' V.,II ti'uIii Irrei.iiImIe. •'a \ .. -- Frost's Works U Priest goes La.er ' : '' ---a .-:_= ~ „, / \7-2.' - øtt hit Meredith .urdenu tsages -_urguectsLntedtoMtend foOTT . - -- - ~~Xluded ' 4'1~'S I 1. . - tt -=-- - I DRESSES ' r ( S.. '_, '. lavender presented KNIT 5. \ 0/ - -" ~~iz fashionk dependabies ••- mother of the rn cre a brown arid while h.pped cream print. All three d, SU - '" - l'ia % tt Mmwcll. I. T. Shcppiirl mu the Misses l'imtrk'tn 1'erktn', Barbara IIOHCII and Patricia Meredith Charles Kindred. Jack Html. . knit and \Irs. Forrest ____- - ' .1111, I —"""-"—'- 1 Woeds, Robert Gerald V's allace. - -. '.5 of centerpiece attractively decorated with beautiful lovely fl crs Among th e stephanotis, dematis, lady of Arrangements c're, tutterfl) night orchids and maiden hair gi nger lilies and tiny pink oi'- fern. flanked b tall Lavender hds and fern in a milk glass tapers. Guests mere serveti tatner on the organ and ussorttd sandirtws. wedding r -ucin a ih' table vi-is a rookies, grape punch. nuts and .nts by the hostesses. I iane greeted her guests :jtn a burgund) and white print, her mother. Mrs. Leon Wth.on. chose a pale blue doubk _____ .Shni,,pr W7;th T ••. ........ aj re 1—iJ1J)f4 ituuc'i t)eRar: ,lrs Carl Lundqutst. Fieltona ; Mrs Harry Itng. *t*r .'lta. .karux'ti ubrnabs. Owen R. The refreshment table, Roszell and Mrs Meredith. The part area was overlaid in white, featured a ' ------- I p'v -. '' - - - - AC—The Sanford Herald Thursday, August 17, 1972 ii: 7I i1t,)) -. ' iru',ti P, 4412 Saisttorsi �Good News Today C—The Sanford Herald Thursday, August 17, 1972 Tp'iø 'N - -1 TA course ret'ord t i t ith 11w tow and middle 7CI and sirs former club pro John Kite Marc breaks bO more than then went out anti shot 67 Anti lumps over it. that as the e.0 of his 67th "I'd put them up against an nierican parents can sleep ' ''' ic1frr their sge in the h;rthtIa. Beth these septuagenarH' standard for the flammability eountr , srmi Doug flan4nfr of children's stecpwear has Lake San Marcos pcofcssonal have scored hotes.mn.one. Mrs "Irene smokes the ball off the Marcy a couple of them gone into effect, 'Things will be a lot easier It provides that children's tee. you can't believe how pajamas. robes, nightgowns strong she hits it.'' Dotig for them from here on in. Adhk V - - " Opium wag Urged '•; I F OR MORE I C FURNITURE I LLJ "' regulations.. And those which shared the Lake San Marcos prowess. l'louiz t)anoer rnai, fail to pass fire prevention test ____ must bear a label saying so By July, 1973, garments not meeting the new standards - rn must be removed from the market. And those remaining co the shelves must bear "use and care" warnings to guard against the inadvertent removal of flame retardant in home Laundering - - - new standard is a long in lriir; vfcrt t Lu;pro\t' The act further e.: stride toward increased safety the lot of young people in ': for children. says the Nitlal America, Congressman Bill executive comnnimtrt' _ _ I _____________ Introduced international opium control I Safety Council. Chappell has Another vital step, it adds, is legislation to control tnter• be composed of the Secretar) of REPUBLICAN Candidate for State House of Representatives Dist. 34 the proposal to apply the new national opium traffic, improve State as chairman, the Vince Fechtel, Jr of Leesburg was guest of honor at an open house at rules to sue 7 to 14 for older vocational training for junior Secretary of the Treasurs, the home of Mr. and Mrs Tom Taconet. Left to right, Clayton Carlson, the children high students and encourage Attorney General, one member hosts, the candidate and his wife, Joyce. th. employment of young from each of the majorit) 'ml Ru) flame-retardant ear. (Staff Photo) students. The bills were the minority parties of the Senate menu as they appear on the :mnt House, arid to person' merchants shelves, the council result of re-'mmendation' b athtses parents, even though the 3..mrcmber Fourth District representing the general public The committee shall they might cost a little more. youth advisor) committee, on For Elected Officials Paying a little extra for )'flUf of ,tx citmzns' groups advising review measures taken b) countries and international child's safety and your peace of Chappell(in legislation, 'This committeehas been at organizations in eliminating the mind could save Pus or her life, Hit P Iafl the council reminds iork for the past ?O months," production and processing of S tote F ens1o ii Chappell said, discussing the opum impro ing the en Fcchtci talked tith triens and Mrs Torn Taconet of 14 Vince Fcchtcl Jr., of problems of youth and some forct'mcnt of national la s,and d his ——— Leesburg kicked off his cam- Lake Minnie Drive Lake Mary. and guests and reveale on ofl realistic solutions to those expediting the eextradition paign in the Sanford area for Fechtel Is a newcomer to principal concern is fiscal For those who feel they are problems. I am tremendously persons charged imth crimina the Florida House of politics and Republican responsibility in state govern. growing old and being proud of the committee's offenses rela ting to opium - ----------, , tu'preseni.auves at an open canwuatc in u 'vlJ,lv. sidelined, consider a couple of recommendations and for the background and experience house given in his honor by Mr. District 34 tic-use seat. aging swingers — Rus Frakes opportunity to translate their a business-man and the need fr and Irene Mare)'. meaningful ideas into greater attention to budgeting Frakes is 2 and Mrs. Marcy legislation." cost-cutting soon will be 71 Yet day after comprehensive Chappell's day they go out to the Lake San Control International Opium andn talking with guests, Gunter S Act, H H. 16122, authorizes the Fechtel said, "too often when ),Iarc'oa Country Club near San President to negotiate 3 I '11cians a" voted in. For the Diego, Calif., and bang away at a golf ball Frakes shoots in the proposed treat) with foreign v oter is voted out." Sunshine Act IJ . S countries providing for :i example, Fechtel attacked the ___________________________ uniform and s)sternatic last the by to bear in Washington," be enactment Congressional candidate Bill of ensystem international Legislature of a pension plan added Gunter has joined with U.S. forcement standards and for elected public officials. The ' nator Lawton Chiles in an District 5th The ; enalties for illegal opium plan provides for a retirement for enactment of a Congressional candidate noted producers and traffickers. pension for a legislator who has Federal "Government in the that official secrecy is in no way It permits the President to served a minimum of 8 years in Sunshine" law, similar to the an abuse limited to the all military, discontinue office. The pension would apply one they successfully supported sprawling federal bureaucracy, economic and other assistance cabinet to the governor, for Florida. but that it has seriously invaded A to any country continuing to members, legislators, and Secrecy is probably the the halls of Congress ff permit the production and ju-lgcs alike. For an eight-year mist insidious aspect of our 'In spite of so-called reforms, legislator the pension would be processing of opium which ,"ernflient tixtay," said the which we have tier given in illegally enters the United . 'tc-ran state senator, who was recent years," Gunter said, $240 a month starting at age 61 States ., major forte in the passage of 'ic find today that fully 35 per "One of the most effective er Fechtel Labelled the plan F nda's Sunshine Law. crnt of time committee meeting, ways to eradicate drugs from ' U-serving and irresponsible What we have demonstrated in the U.S. Congress are sti out society is to dry up their an abrogation of legislative ARnR in Florida is that it can be being held behind closed doors 'ANS Is running Chappell asserted sources," successfully overcome," with usually no legitimate justli duty to the taxpayers arid for Oviedo council seat of At is absolutely imperatie Gunter noted. "Now I am ficaticin The people still ar. improper use of money that Ben F Ward Jr., who Is not that we get nations to agree on jt.ining with Senator Chiles to denied a view of their business could better be used for the seeking re-election this year. regulations and enforcement ,,.. ...,. • . . . . . .._. that r,,vwt L3 -"- '" ———--It P '' "" "k' ' being transacted in use i,on- v--'-' elected public officials should makes his home In Oviedo ress Florida. in the area of secrecy, with with his parents. Mr. and rewarded not be Gunter noted that the most retirement prisions. Evans John Mrs flagerant abuse is by the House Unmarried, he is a native of Committee, Appropriations Sunshine Fechtel promised as one of Oviedo and office manager which holds 90 per cent of its his First acts to draft legislation for Nelson and Compan). He sessions In secret. repealing "unconscionable" is also associated with Law Wins Maoe that is one reason pension pan for elected of. Southward Investment and 'A hy our federal finances are in fic'iats and encourage an atRealty of Sanford. Evans has such a mess," he speculated. mosphere of public servitude Support a degree from Emory "Considering all of the waste, rather than an attitude of Self veraity. where be was a the inexcusable deficits, and servitude on the part of "tiller Newton, l)ernocratic finance major. He has also artdidate Congress, misplaced prrgrami. I can legislators for done graduate work at Rol' ftstrsct 5, today canoe out in understand why the Appropx'ta[ins College. bons Committee would want to support of a national version of 41J.z Mathieu Photo) bide behind bolted doors," Florida's 'Government in the Sunshine Law" which was Gunter said. "But 1 do not recent-i) introduced as a bill by believe they should be per' mitt-ed that prmvilete." S.n Lawton Chiles. Nr 'A tVII'F father. V. M u Red i Gunter said the only ex tttufl, ptonwcred Florida'scrpticn he would make to an Sunshine law wInk he was absolute open door policy ir Congress and in the Fcdera ;resident of Sigma I)tt-a Chi agencies, would be in matter n.tional Journalistic society ,nil as a member of its where the national sec-urit) Freedom of Information clearly would be threatened. Hi (oTiUTiittrt said 1415 legislation would open Ni-u ton commented, at least 95 per cent of the door ('outing from a family corn- which now are closed and aUo mitted to open gosernrnrnt I the sun to shine again on all a ielieve all the peoples tiusthess the public business 'diould be done in the light of -If it will not stand the [ightu i.), the government has nt suntshttw." lie went on to sa, "Open business doing it," Gunter said Gunter is a 38-year-oh iovernmcnt activities is an veteran of six years service u ai)s(Aute necessit). We at the Florida Senate, making himtuens have a right to know what goes on behind the closed- bid now for Florida's new Sti District seat in the U.S kors of Washington." Senator Ubtics' bill would Congress lie is a natave Floridian wh ;ien all goverrunint meetings the public except depart. grew up on a dairy farm flea 'c ribl or per.nneI matters. or Live Oak He was graduate from the University of Fboridi .tfatrs dealing with national and he devoted his adult life t '.k'curity. Newton indicated that when business, public service, an his family in Central Florid: he is elected he will do The new 5th district sea rerything he can to get a being filled for the first time tivernment'in-the'sunshine includes western Orarig w pssedtjy Congress and cin the boks. "To open the County. most of Seminole an lake Countiemi, all of Sunmtei ,vernment's closed - doors would be a great step in Citrus. Hernando and Pas bringing the government back Counties, and northern Ptnefli to the people where It belongs." County. / I and other skeping clothes up to mircls 'it she could putt itredicts Doug Just think ht .iwti t'll lie Atwnttw 're And Including site X— the size consistentl she would be right breeze to shoot their oun ages range for most children up to at par," Frakes. Doug believes. I,, tin the golf course " years age—must comph Ut aside from their golfini. tfl flC S&aII• OS ',lJI I le it Ii I)iitik tt nt is .ii$St III() t%.i%i' lacked on a lot of mileage. it s time In miii hiik mid tiit for the rntt itIii'i p%I1I 11'M' wonderi iii hi iwoPli' htittt tS' fl %ti'.pIra(tflfl to t'n' ins f other eIth'rl Thi,r;4', Ai,'uc? 11, 1772.=lD SANFORD WELCOMES Parents. . And Kiddies.. Can Rest 8 I1ANK %tAt't1%tBE.R (np4e)- C1Setske Srtf'prrJ t'foralrl SALES Con trol !Lç CASSE 1.92 - Repeat of a Sellout! COMPACT 2 Cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR B')/ CeAlsompotary U j omS, potO.. cops. d.i,, of' fit. Hot door shelves..a IOCL l,....r comporl. .ni, Aluminum •,oporuior, door moqnitiC SiOl$. 21H, 24 W, 241V D. ' II ' •' Rog. •2061A. $9993 Quanlily l-'t.d, (Wi. 69 lb.) This Week Special $7995 I r george Stuat 133 [sit 1:1i: _ II Ill A c;u:. iii:& Is I lilA a Ii :-ill11 I Ei'iØ01JØ 1g: 11 I —, Have one on us. min FrL IDA UNWANTED HAIR On Face. Arms & Legs Enjoy Feethertouch" Comfort with the NEW REMOVED Quirk iy And Permanently INSTANTRON Now. ,. the newest most effective way to remove superfluous hair by a registered Electrologist! IRENE DUMAS Lola's Beauty Salon N. Hwy. 17-92 CasiaIb.rry, FIa, 34 8388133 SAVE 540w S Piece Maple Dining Room Suite $9995 We carry in stock Suiy Postur.p.dlc and Sarta Perfect Sleeper •1 I _ MIMI áIII I STPUE 4 11 1/i ji'! I 4: -: ;III 1 "Ii Buy a new car with one of our low-cost loans and we'll pay for the tags. This year, next year .every year for the entire life of the loan. That's what's called driving a bargain. Offer valid on minimum loans of $1 ,500 approved Aug. 7 or after. — a I I 44' - - II1!11!111111fl4 '.! , -- - -, ___ - - - I B . - - ..—,-- -- A I SMITH 'PWR/DA STATE BAN/( Bedding 8 Furniture Co. .'ii... •tc 2200 S. French Ph, 323-0235 Sanford i' s.4N,oc'o OPEN HOUSE FRI. - SAT. - SUN. AUG. 18, 19, 20 �the? Sanford Herald D— The Sanford Herald Thursday, August 17, 1972 4 Congratulations Sanford Wishes Best .11 BRA ----$ ' On The Beautiful BRAM TOWERS TOWERS For All Of Your Prescription Needs We Are Proud We Helped To Build It CATHER INDUSTRIES, INC. P hr 'iii, laricier tee tot if IlnI Ic I rricc FpIee'opalCtiurrh (it 'For e%- (,r%- houce' Is budded nintalticel on the wail plaque Sinforel, the man in who !q. some man but lie that bullet honoring the late Illehop Martin the new downtown Srinfretql eanjor cmllir'n tmighrfse m y rie,eplsre Ii nirnerl hr -mum lowers, over five years ii; the planning anti heilli at a 'ret of 'iver $2 omilifoni will hold 'n house this weekend, and "k ill b"gmn moving in new or' We Specialize In: Senior Citizen Prices — Medicare Supplier Dry Wall a Steel Stud S,terns Plastering & Stucco Fireproof ing FREE DELIVERY FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS Ill I- "We Care" 26765. Orlando Dr. (7.9'2) Sanford Best fl'ishes Bowl America Sanford PHONE 322-7542-332.8022 180 Airport Blvd. _-.T lipints on Monday S J 00 00.00 00 10 C1, 00000000 Brain Towers , .',.4 Powell's I/ Office Supply ii n, D'ER -. •( Sanford 831 2300 — We are proud ID have been t o I urnh REPRODuC ONS of PLANS 1 SPECIFI CLT,OWS io" construction bruriret p P 0 Nix 3s Fern Park !/ ;iii thinge Ic (keel.'' ilile ilitule cerfpture Its 1111.1, S(i)l'I Join the crowd 322.0642 1 I at,-el on Viso F' ire? Street, J'ict east of the Winn'I)isle, I-amid l)rug Store- shopping '-titer, litcuin 'lowers. etin siding if 110 apnrtnnients. Is to senirir rftiene only cciii offers ii (-nmnple'te rental t'rv ic-c to all rn-rupiints lnritjrie'eI are- all utilitieii cr r'pt te'Iepheerici, carpets. - welcomes BRAM TOWERS / -- - r enge, - WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP own own SANFORD 0 And Your Beautiful New Home , 0 I4¼JI -. c e':tbavc '.r, 4 or 'our Iaori1e camera. DE .'ELOPING PRINTING 0 Downtown to d 41 residents N 117 S. Magnolia Ave. SALES — RENTALS ;ASSPORT PHOTOS The W will ieatur If, paintings. such BRAM TOER. as those above, w hich have been dona ted to the housing facility by a local artists group through the effort of Geo rgia Ball. Sanford artist . Mrs —4 D i rector--,member and Judith Gills. Orlando o interior decorator. shoi four paintings. which will dec orate each elevator landing in the (A/ 11ie 1 12- in For Your New S hopp ing Home Furnishings Please 0 C floor Randall Chase. left. Bram Towers Board of Bram Towers Bill Scott Photo) C - ome _7 . .. A nd Vi e w '. . . - our _. FircI . 0 Line Brand Name Furniture. By Bram Towers Holiday Inn Take Advantage Of Our Land Values Enhanced 'ts new friends at Bram Towers would be our pleasure to serve you in our House of Steak featuring Ii'. BILL SCOTI iineriii 1w-I, nuiiility, tin s-"hciol EVSten. (Ja;t iiridec L' ti hOOSt Az)ter pre.csurr rlI'urIe'. will he SVrii in Sanford klthough tIn uinples pays tic i. iii. It'vel..s o! the building.It u. Ill explanation to sonic litauWul arid fully 1arid iitl VillrJrrfla tliXeS. 5UIc'e It 15 0 IALO fulI t'quip*d reirumentii over the tax-free scaled. tiram Towers should Tifln-profit institution. it should fight an fire, thus cIty suit us ci! Sanford 12-awry enrnr add irnrneusuraibh to the at,.. Ut' pointed out that eqwpment will not be fItIr('tIS high-rise apartment riearanc't of downtown and homeowners, with roniparaeble although several ke-'.- departof hying spare mental personnel have 'wen In tin' area, Oakes stattd 1OWI!r5 uffirmi reported and the' same age group, pay truiried to use Br-am equipopen house thu5 weekend will 'Bram Towers and ni.hers little or no ad valorem taxes Ifltnts Lill opportuneu p:r% their fair stuere for either due icr Homcstt'ad tUlie to h rum tenants art' not dcveop several barkground rit wuter and sewer uttht Exemption wealthy but neither are they tarts ronrernrng the' impart rusts and the city and rounty Brain Tnwcr u equipped povesr1 cases," Oakes said and value U Sanford of Brain will break even iii least, with tIree hign prcsiure 1*ter 'They are a fine of 'Towers, wturtr wjue sponsored, partarularly ui tiecre art' no pumps plus standb) electrical steady, stable older citizens. developed arid brought ti iliiPirei to further tiuden the grnt'rziturs powered by natural fully able to take rare of and ___________ entertain themselves within the nututions with no east to tIe rornplcx." the housing official cii'. or nil arts by sue-ti trndies ii said 'I I. the industrial emmiumitin Oukei concluded with the Oukee said, "we- will tirin c.bservatu,n, "Brain Towers 1 Sardord about :t pt'oplt strictly monetary sense is nrture and reijucirisibie worth as much to Sanford as a rt' plant employing iOO in' polwe- rust and minimal f people, but it cost the city protection rust' ;.thing and the ritv will incur Bm LH)'A LTES 1k stated the stud) of. i,: -'ost through Its presence mxng room fur a dining table parable units at Orlando tI'VL'LIt i'ermunent rails are set up in Tue v.iiIè-irr (lOSt't,! it; 11W the bathrooms to assist in I these orrupaniti liii'. dim.pusable iTirl'nut ot over upartniemnts for senior citizens pulling oneself up from the s,t),00c a year anti clue to, at Bruno Tower-u ete designed bathtub and to stabilize one arrtiitt'ct Eoi:han 1clle wtitie' sliuwemruig uriiIoutjtedl witi tin wriniar in Lttarn Towers is not a suU mind Not cmi) ii sufficient Splui't' provided for hanging p sid)•re'ntbl complex. Each 'kitties, but in addition shelving (ouple or single senior citizen m ciluici placed ronveri sentl for wIC pla) Pus own way and Uit fut'thty Will Operate' o1ely on muir-age purposes The entire' apartment ap- revenuesr Mrthn age- Of resudents i• nt'w. to hu'.e- been deuaitrwd by l't'lIe) to save steps, msur; expected U be within the (': . group Top U. S. Choice Steaks and fresh seafood in season , Apartment Building AND MORE 0 0 0 I s Self OVERLOOKING THE ST. JOHNS Phone 323.1910 Sanford 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ° 0 0 0 PreaRemodel ng Q o 0 0 Carroll"s Furniture 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 our ne rien s and neighbors residing att , - c-uTnph- ' , . , - -w - 0 sekrt.'ultiit'a1'art. In 1%9. a ('iiliiltiitti't' (-orisisting of tI.following sponsors: Joe ft Sanford's 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 w. ",o - . ' EcIn, Your fte?i?iTUl Nøw NAPAO I • • crdenice '. - - OU , • - ' I *I INCORPORATED rner Of OBA A flOW , Da, 8a m ?o5:iOp rn —Sat 3-5 nn!04p -n- You Can rust -' r 'i The Brand - w -- SANFORD AUTO P A I 1 West , Is? St Sanford - 322-5651 'i '? ' ' 'Where your friends are' Carefully planned for the recovering hospital patient and for those no longer able to care for themselves See us for your insurance needs at: 4 ff~ A LC€ NURSING CENTER V. k APPROVED MEDICAID APPROVED 24 HOUR NURSING SERVICE Physical Therapy with Out Patient Department DAILY ACTIVITY PROGRAM 919 E. 2nd St. Phone 305-322.6707 Sanford, Fla. Phone 322-0814 BRAM TOWERS resideiits - & visitors -,' may we fill your prescription with: MAY WE EXPRESS OUR DEPENDABILITY V KNOWLEDGE AC CURACY and i \\ QUALITY tjj'1 LjI & Congratulations I plus discount prices - to our new Friends I ; 4 Bram Towers too Welcome ;1 I i I 51 I '1 11 71 4iI • gifts candies greeting cards . magazines When shopping for your new - furnishings be sure to look In All 1% to ' Spi,cca in beautiful TOWERS '- Fast 1 Da Service. linker, Robert ficssercr, John1k -' liurin. -\fllre'.e C arr u1,e u - BRAM TOWERS '' Air. •' Please Call Us For Your Auto Parts Neds We Have The Complete NAPA Line Including Auto Paints — I Orders Get -' - • newest pride: for eating there cur have a residents are 14,47D for single-ii ii, tn' act- persons and $.5iS for c'uuplem, m.e"tiruri HI •' T' The' shares in .-. To Our New Friends At Bram Towers - INSURANCE AGENCY u'vonit step was U'' rvation of the organization t, develop the project and to accomplish this 40 citizens were - , Confiner( , tie. . , U,CflI,r m.afety and vet preivide grbc'wux 7(ir range'. The rompkx L!lr,ing 'rhe apartments art chides 33 efficiency apartments rrpt'te'd e all to '.e all in i all rented for sometime', :rttrartjvt shade of gold and Ofle-'t,'dj'oorri apartments and 48 corner apartments RentaL' j:rt'en fln tale hens art furnished rusts are $103 monthy for the v dii built-in upplianres froxii onc-bedruorzi aparthwnts and sleek refrigerators to ranges $109 monthly for corner ones and vet sufficient counter spat-v The corner ones are silghlU) fO%1ded A pan Wrough bar larger. All utilities, with the i 1,rutt'd between the' tat'ben lurw exreption of telephone', are rtit dinina-h'.'ing ruiiiii (Hit can included in the monthly re'n. iU,t'r arrange- stools at the bar Limitations on earnings a! BRAM 1/ of .- !Ir.'n. ipmrr!- 114 South Palmetto Ave. A - - 0 0 116W. FIRST STREET DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.5181 ' - 0 i S A LE ruplu' rse'r utive- romiimmifttee adopted the' fllo'. trig :n-tion Su-nienolu' ('oman?- I tiv 1 1i,iii0wr i,f ( 'onmirm,e-rre '-n 11torseki the concel)t of 0 0 DURING OUR lilt ( irrall Iir,nd:eIl ( hae "lark '4 (levelanul Jr Haiph -r (owien Jr., S .1 f)avic Jr. Dr It It 1ugherty, F F'am,et, Jr.'- ( -irreIt. Waiter C ii' low . Iui-', I (raana WIIiisrn llerruphiii, Farl Itiggi n!urit h in, Ifow or I 1l'-ig'-' lures F 1I'nr her? )lotlmngc'ir.rth, Jim Jl.ru W F hunt Ilerrnun .Iarnbsr, her nl'l ;',V r F -is? rue r 'el .1 hews .Jr ( 1 Merrill or Vernon Mi,e Jr I. 1' Mr,'re 'lirrinie S Me' licn,ild, Kenneu tt( intosh, Clifford Me'Kihf,rrt. (' iloward McNuity, Ii I h"rkins Jr A ft F'etern Jr NmIlrinn hte k, I ,rri', (beth's I. Hobinson, W Iin cent itot,.'rtc, F E Hocinmil Jr A K Shrmaker 1 Iiroigt'it Stenctrnnn, ,$, 'flirnac Jr George bob-,' I. Welcon, H F Mann, W ( 'c! 'I e'c l'e ti r ,.' (ha,iula'r S • ( -5842 - mu refrigerator ra'.rrcr' r4c for drapec All apartnnis•nLs, whether they on' of the 127 one'bv'elrt.'.nii 'j!iitq or one of the 11 cf. fir Ie'nc-ies, will have a few of I ski' Monroe Autorit etc ',sher anul dryers also ar'i -. iilible fur tenantS who tutu? 'ithicr a $II1 r,ne.tjec!re.'urni or $7 'flit tint y unit Ii (OlIC a renter, one of Ill' must he age 6 r er ithi triuotiir% of no iri'r' tii;iii :.o a year for p'rcon rrr $5,400 yearly for a its st;;rton(;t I9,l,wh;i i A Friendly 4- ' or - 2O°ISCOUNTS 0 ° 4 . OF 5ANFOO downtown U E\', I •El(( )'l' SI UU 'I' , I (cclv C r 055 oss I'()IS('lil) , I I ('hurt'h pastor, patise's hesuic' I N. Wall pin qiii' 011 tin' first floor of Itrahil Towers senior ('ltii.r'tis high rise sche(iuk'd to Of)e'il for persons age 62 above Aug 21 - 'l'ht' plaque in lneinory of t ile in U' Ilishu i Mai't in .1 - Brain. the Epicopalin churchman Ill whose honor the apartment couipicx wasnamt'd 11111 Scott I'hioto - -- o welcomes it 322 REPAIRS Sanford Ph 322-62 2O S Park Ave - See us at: - fl) Bram Open House Set Limber up and —PHONE L Welcome Bram Towers Residents Thursday, August 11, i1jo all S on "S rind hrruwci rirnmind BRAM TOWER Plan to visit us soon. We're only blocks away. "The Friendly Bank = visitors - We're proud to tell you we did the pointing and decorating. 'FLQP/DA STATE BAN/( _ 200W. First Street Bassett's New Upholstered Living Room Furniture & - DOWNTOWN SAPFORD -3 residents - Restaurant Sickroom Supplies also lovely bedroom qroups, all apartment oriented. "home cooked meals" [ We 're right next door Broyhill Admiral and other brand names you know & appreciate for their quality & good looks. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS to serve you - A Member of OIIA WILSON Ph 3221611 Member F.DI.C. 311 E. FIRST ST. Sanford 1 r A i ievve FP4I - M IER FURNITURE COMPANY I 419 E. First St. _ ONLY A BLOCK AWAY 407 East 1St Street PH. 322.5622 (2 DRUG STORE block west of Bram Towers) Phone: 322-0784 �4D— The Sanford Herald Thursday, August17, 1972 - ' ?" '- Ole J.•T ot .. j.. DRAM TOWERS . .(: LJ HAUS .•• I L X ~.' I [' IL' . Buffet F" HOT and COLD • i ALL YOU CAN EAT Lunch Dinner •' ' • -- Si 95 — ] Hi I3aiIs SOc Lounge Open 10 a. m, Ph. 32-9716 2544 Park Ave. BRsI TOWERS 'stInan will have keys to this sleek stainless steci room to comprise the postolfiec sub-station at [I rani Towers. Mail will be placed in individual slots daily by noon and convenient receptacles are on hand for the deposit of outgoi ng mail. -. Our Compliments Ii(t(!It from Craven Natural Foods All ;sr-.ons. iittii.iit ,.. i iptions. are t.iIenttl and nit ings from the best hive special knoss ledge in .'rtlsls in the area grace the lieu such is sewing, playing .i '.i ails of the halls and g'ithcrtng musical instrument, arts of exclusive Bram crafts. teaching. handy-twin, Towers and the collection can library science, card gamut-s e set-n iluring the open house wood4sorking. public spe.-.kinc. there this weekend. etc....()akes iid, and thet' Georgia Ball, of the Seminole taienLs will be called upon.'' Art Miation. gathered the Residents of the C'IIUIpICS will from the talented t*, urged to report their talents artists in the area and all were to the office w here ,i re('orII will donated to the facll;t) . They be kept to bring toge ther those were hoscn cart-full> to blend with similar interests or for the in with the color siheme of the purpose of cat tin : ri I hi' spot ml decor w huh is predominanti) ones to h*!p in .ntivitles Sr in orange, green, white and gold :ussist the ispor.ltionl One of the tones. mottos of the Bram Tow t'tS is We netsi e t'r)Oflt' The t-omplcx, under the control of Cooperating Parishes Inc an Ipisctp:ilimn sponsored organization, IS estimated to be worth approxun.itely $3 million and will be completely selfsupporting from rental and to Bram Towers We carry a complete line of: lh l)fla\ E.S1F..S Warm Welcome Food Suoolements Baking Products & Ingredients Vegetarian Products Salt Free Foods Candy • Nuts • Seeds Dried Fruits leas • herbs Books • Organic Cosmetics Seeds to start your own garden 10. Son Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9. 1 Sat. Closed Wed. 307 E. 1st 323-6760 Downtown to the residents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graham Seminole Lodge Foi' that someone who needs professional nursing car. from Personnel at the facility includes hawkins ('onnellv, milmitinistrator John Oaks's, admwrust.rative assistant; Tom l'ersinger, building supt-rin. ttriknt, and Mrs. Dora Pugh. '-etretar). The main entrant-i' circular drive to the complex enters and exits on the east side at I'int' Avenue, The apartments are coolemi and heated by a large central s)steni which functions all the time. Vet the in dividual :ipartment controls are tsr.t.aint'd within the uniLs ANN'S Florist Stored a t Ft. Knox ww Welcome to all our new friends at it, BRAM TOWERS and Gift Shop I I 1 I 1 I ' 000 0 oto a to ' Ave. 1 1 4 Magnolia ' I I Phone 32 2- 1 246 )(b 11 I'ii 1 T( ) RR. 4 residents I and visitors of js I • i0I xv -- I u at I .4 p R'5 • • • p I • I I p I I Open 7 days a week 1 Pick Up & Delivery I I • • p I I 1 • G 322-9878 I I I BankAmericard & Master Charge I I 100 N. French Ave. I I I I BRAM TOWERS I I p We accept at 1 St. & 1u1M J 1-1 Ii 1iI —AGENCY t " INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE" . -, S Phone 322-0331 - ----•.. - %4 -- , • Now I ; _•',;_y_ ' .4 d' 40 '' sr's ilnas,ssd vlth •'/ ."umr mew Iionie " ,Ii ,. I'% % gf - v'.rs ij"østtlpd )14fl fl y % .- .41 j, (i,rrør 's'mdnrit' 4 , :4 001 Auto Insurance ' P. 1 ir,xintl .y.e-', ..r i'm'S sIs ,r 'ajtin S/' 1 4 Li'frv1h:,l,'j I (.'iiri '1" iTpi'r Nan I () our t •. Located in Gators Ace Hardware Bldg. /?Pa'a r4 . BR I\i T( , - for Complete Home Furnishings see us ,.'-. Ph. 3227171 20 S Elm Ave. --- : 1U'W friends 111 .'-. 4I;'_'_ Gifts for Giving and Keeping M 114 North Park Avenue qP Blair Agency g I I French ta iii ' • ' I 100 THE III Bram Towers I i' is ti.',, ' .i.. to w'ic.iIu . cnceIed tiut to permit seating of the 1Y.tel rither than 11w usu.i S rejected Ui.. sk> 's Ito linilt on Ito' entire Itraum Tower .pu.itmon '1 rtitwnt building Cluster . declined 4 'q' a(bVItIi's available to It one time for dinners or a Lirly American ta bles ,rd ch.iitt are conveniently place.! residents of Itramu Towers— special prrigraus SR 22's Filed nc,,,r the kitchen while in from catered banquets to At the south end of the r(sm ilasses in ;imlv;intr',l German. a raised platform Adjoining ifl'sth,'t a'ction of th e lar.' 'f P.rlt .5 ,ø ran be as a tive or a the i olmummunit) r.xnn is the :iir rr,,ro are rv.'r itufi' .. Phririø 12ii-64 ii;utive :is itity I hoie,,' to hi' kiti hen who h will be opt-ri 'tat! .\ full ant bus)' lit. man hi hr'sf I h. i imimi iiii ittaintd right within the conr . fines of the ioijii,lm'x For th.first 140 ml:iys follo ing the open house this weekend, it tenant board will coordinate and arrange activities, At liiiconclusion of this peri o d, tenants will elect it boar.! tij handle this project In tither buildings smn,il;mr i Itr.i:ri Tow irs, sewing clots. bridge clubs, shuffleboard, dances, breakfasts, Bible study and pramr groups and dozens of other activities are going on all the (some Under the federal grant to Seminole Junior ('olkgm', classes In any subject can be organized at the senior citizens high rise Ills expected classes on sewing, ceramics, woodWorking will begin ,iliiiost immediately. by The gracious community o rooin on the east side of the building is large enough, not The Shop With Unique 1ST (if • , '' n • 4 ilioco lion, the Declaration 1 ,ot I eriendence he • Carta and the original flIft o f the Ge t ty s burg Address %ure stored there. ) KIDDY'S STANDARD SER V ICE '.4 We Ic o me Senior Citizens from Tti Plan A Full Schedule ''Over 15 Years Experience'' I I.irg.. 'rrimiin:!, r'irn it tie r'ifleo hop) i; .' vide for the me., k 'Inning the serving hours of 7 30 p rn to 2 p m Residents ----- downtown Sanford , ltl(E.\hk A :i I iil( LI N(ll, v.tii ti.vfr thi r(-,idents wish, can be obtained right on the pr('mist's of BramTowers. A section of the L_` S'NVEENEY'S SUPPLIES OFFICE 1/ r Cocktail Lounge open sp.m. 'till? South French Avenue 322.0551 0 . r "All the Lobster You Can Eat" Dining Room open S . 10:30 p.m. new & used office furniture - p COCKTAIL LOUNGE d en nts & friends res r e s iide \__ More than $10 billion worth of gold is stored at Ft Knox. near Louisville. Ky. During World War II, the original copies of the U S. Constitu. Florafax & AFS .. Neighbors other revenues, Ph. 3226755 we deliver free to Bram Towers residents a nd , Nursing and Convalescent Residence 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla, and places and Natural Vitamins RESTAURANT CALL Y ece I01 B R) M I (_) V'1/t R5S Decorate HiRise 40 A9.flCY ONLY the Hi r JIM SPENCER Sun Travel Seminole Artists r Authorized Agent for All Airlines & Sl"mshlp Llrws it-•r••"- i :• POSTOFFICE box numbers correspond with apartment numbers at Bram Towers for the 158-apartment tenants at the complex, thus providing the convenience of one rather than two numbers. Residents' addresses need only contain the development's name, apartment number and city of Sanford. • Rental' - Car Purchases _L' iJflhi UADDV i6nuiiuR 4P M P M ___ ---"Paillso _ I 1 '1 welcome you & cordially Invite you to come and try our delicious seafood & great steaks. Air & S tea mship CrU 1$ d 'j$jjPl1N4 • ... -Thursday, August 11, 19/ 2 5D BRAM TOWERS residents, we a • 51.25 See us for I IM • T? 11111.' ILL.L11 RESIDENTS . 'ant .. '1 s' 'I *-s OTTO'S("\) HOFBRAU fP; Sanford Herald Welcome • - IPRi :'Ifll NIs Sanford —- themotcrci1pringsinU l'hnistj.,n "nit has run dr. TIn' spring is at the House 'f Iii" Virgin Man j tiny !st un house near E phesus in southwestern Turkey. where %ollit, believe the Virgin spent - •A. Wire Services '" II Ua 018 French Ave. Phone 323.2660 Living Rooms • Dining Room .- "a-' - $ •Ii a. ." ('ntit his 4ununei the spring i'' imiie ter for he thousands of pitrint who '.iit it tach s e.i 1 i N urnmer .'nt . iron be sure to visit our Bargain Dept. 'Your Credit Is Good" the , on Badcock's Famous Easy Terms We salute the opening of ç 111TAILISHID 1904 tin of illv hnine, which is ted .i S cars ago by 1'''l'' VI his forbidden pslgrt rn I tim till t''fli.'' . rh it'.' a red 'an! - in surrOUmh1l 322 8240 206 MAGNOLIA AVENUE ' is HOME FURNISHING CENTERS PUNITUE S APPLIANCI$. FLOOR COVEINO • HOME ENTINTAINMINY Bram Towers rw t'g'rl y1R 6% the 5 restsmnuit:.- hr the tlure of the spring FREE DELIVERY another great step in the growth John Dickey says "HI" to e of Sanford and Seminole County. T - . " I. '•- - - "a the residents of BRAM TOWERS ft "Re-Tire With Us il — - s etotioniR tjiRt'Ii,eimment platsr,mni In tudas mate requires a suiidh bsd iniestiviesi t, ill he sas ing )rogramn. (aretree autumn sear—$ w ins ours it iafe is liken to inst-st sour is hers' thes %% III ii marL for (IU ill pt-(tt-s t aivov and at high iiitt-rt'st. % hen suu place sour iunds ) 1 , 000 or more qualits 1 1 110 tIr .se.r s.isi:,,ts L L'iiIil& ste ..'atoimig I) ',, per 41161601 you an imu icilicoicimi smii e.ie. S,UOt) niiiii,nuni to open $1,000 multiple sicposits thrvaitcr, InteresI 1114 be paid is suet k, st)IflpslUItd*.'d U.It ICtIS , SIC (it!1)t)siII'mi Ill I Daily lnItst 1'asbot,ik Ititowil. a iRlilitili p CALL or DROP IN AND ASK ABOUT THE NEW Enjoy the Great Outdoors with a We're growing too. STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE TIRES VW CAMPMOBILE to And when your, not camping y.jr Campmoblie become, a commuter, a shopper, a car.j 0 o, whatever. A little over afoot longer than the beetle — tne CAMPMOBILE Is sy to - easy to park. in traffIc 23 MILES PER GAL. S —— NANIN 1111111" vs E T?L13fl DnGM 71/2 GAL. WATER SUPPLY Prices Start At '3710 c'sSiivaa,. • . SANFORD PLAZA A FULL SFRVICE RANK MEMBER 0 I C S STAINLESS STEEL SINK 5 CC BOX • DOUBU P,Qi, Two LO(.t' 11)0', SAPdPORO S.I.ld P 11. 321.1131 Oriami ds P 11. 1441115 TO Bill Baker Volkswagen, Inc. BED YOU DELANO O.La,,g Ph. PU Nil IIM.td Ph. ))3.)3s a The revoluntlonary Tire designed for long I UUMI — ER on the new GUARANTEED - for BRAM TOWERS First Federal assoc,ation.o( seminoie county N 40.000 Miles ALL SIZES AVAILABLE distance and freeway driving. BRIDGE STOII E McRoberts Tires .t.'N L51' 'sLt im: W.i )',t John Dickey, Inc. 405 West First St. lesS LAsiiI :s- qua.'si. Sanford •,.,,, s,k'k'a, H-rr.t. Lt.)M.W000 OFlC( 0 SR. 434 41 U S. Ha. 1?32, tsng'.s4 tli..sia 322.0651 �- --- - - -- - - — ------------ - — --- -- -- —-----—-- --------=---.--. j--- -- -- —--- -- -- --= - ----- ----- - -- -- - ----.. ------- — ------- 6D—The Sanford Herald Thursday, August 17, 1972 .4 We Extend Our Warmest Wishes To BRAM TOWERS Al m. IN — i;; See Us welcome AllYour For Bakery I., - - We Bake Our Own HEALTH BREAD— DONUTS& DANISH ssoiiiaisii~ irQ 322-7596 Sanford To BRAM TO\VERS DRUGS And All of Its Residents free proscription delivery -** - CELERY CITY — 300W. First - Thu public hearing wit b e held in County Commission Chambers of 1"Court •løus,, Sanford. on S.ptembec I). 1571, at Xi P M . or as Soon thriitt as P5SibiC I'lann.ng and Zoning Commistion S,miriol. Count, rlorea lIp P S lIrown, Zoning Director Publith August IT, 1973 r - ç, • Printing Co.. Inc. Sanford Ph 322-2581 Glenn McCall & "Ernie" Mills-owners VsiMR Bi'ciiii On Corner of First & Magnolia PLAYS, programs, classes, almost any sort of Community room at the complex. In center activities desired by the residents at Iliam photo can be seen the raised platform for Towers can he oranizt'd in this section of the speakers r i ll(] other activities i Staff Photo Downtown Sanford Phone 322-2482 \ h mvers -- - O complimentary to elleome UOWfl town See us for your JEWELRY GIFT ITEMS Authorized ETERNA & WYLER WATCH DEALER FINE WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRS ,. 4-11 Sanford /Branii Towers We Are Pleased To Welcome You To Our Community. PHONE 322-6509 - RESIDENTS & FRIENDS Immediate Service cIt August is the time to begin your "back to complexion care 't program. A More Beautiful You" 005, - " DIAL 3222772 750W. NINTH ST. SANFORD ER[E nORmAn COSInE TIC STUDIO 110 South Park Avenue Ph 3232631 - X. Current Specials... Ladies' Professional Uniforms 1/2 PRICI Values up to $13.00 AFL loll STATE FARM y. WE C ME F, to BRAM TOWERS ' "A Full Service Irving I. Pryor, Agent 101 Ma gnolia Ave AT Fine China Crystal Flatware Jewelry Phone: 322-3076 '1 ------------------ I Gowns & Palamas 1 ,/2 PRICE V I AMembirofDBA DD LOTS BRAND NAMI 11~~O - ) B.E.Purcell Company 1M)Wvrow,. 201 E. Ill. ST. ORLANDO KADER 41 ' I, 124 W. CHURCH ST. IAç downtown 105 West 1st St. C,-- To Visit Us Soon. Watch Repairs - I, Phone 322 5142 Pl an You're Sure To Be Pleased With Our Lovely Selection Of: 9,J decorated cakes, a specialty INSURANCE ,- 7. We wish you years of !14 happiness in your beautiful new home. *cakes spies *cookies •donuts •pastries SANFORD 422-3251 LI L......_. JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE., SANFORD Ph. 322.2363 -- BRAM TOWER RESIDENTS e I U ta I liii all I I all Uf I I I from Roger Klrigdon at Klngdon's Sewing Center lift Maf I I lii Mi I I I lus 'UI I ;i Mif I I SN NI I ^ 0 ILW Complete Sales & Service on all models of Sewing Machines & Vacuum Cleartir; 0 Singer Sewing Machines IINIUII, r- Touch& Sew reduced --------------$6500 All Zig-Zag models on sale thru Sept. 15th. Priced from . CA7 AA _ - Welcome Bram Towers Residents FREE DELIVERY No Down Payment Up Tn $S go . EIfi1TftWrfl LLL.J UR4IT1I&ILDOINO co - Ph. 323.1480 Corner 2nd & Magnolia Sa nlord Singer Vacuum Cleaners ON SALE NOW Powermastar V.49 was 119.95 Now $89.95 Powerma Stir V.48 was 79.95 Now $5995 Other Models Priced From $2995 See us for All of Your furniture needs adilyuru _ — FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS h.reb givCn th at we MC "aged In bulinhiS at %45 I uniy AuThorized Singer Dealer" Kingdon "s S 0 ewing Center 210 E. FIRST ST. 323.6e61 A M€rnL-er Of The Downtown Business Assn, --------------- - - Legal Notice __ NOVICE UNDER FICTITIOUS French Ave, Sanford. Seminole NAME LAW County. Florida under fiat 1 cr is ,srarttv Givru Pat name of GREEN TOP. and that we the under Signed intencJs to .ngage in intend to ruguster Said name *ith the business near Wekiva Springs Road clerk of the Circuul Court, S.muonle in Scm-cole Count y. Flor,da. undue Counly. r lor nia in accordance the provitons of he Fittilioul the name MID FLOqIDA Section COURSE CO and intends tOr.gt?.e Name Statutes To Wit Ih, Sad name *itI the Clark of tha 54', 09 florida Slatulyt Circut Court of Seminole County, S Ruth F Wail florida purSuant tO Chapter S4S f'it,ih Ag ) tO 17 14 iei of Florida SI*tut•I (l . p iCorpura,, Seal - MID LORIDA IPI'/(STMEP4T Igo Next Monday, the result; will seen by the first rcsIrlf'nts to 'riipy the facilities In athlitlon to the apartments a public rocun lt,cmterl on the first floor will ani oiiiuiiitl;iti' residents :,nti their guests Al.". a beauty shop :10(1 restaurant will be opnetl for use by residents and guests only, on the grounil floor NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS co NAME STATUTE lip S Charles C liloom TO WP40M IT MAY COI4CIiPPI 're,dent Notic e is hereoy given that INC Principal Place of Notice of Public Hearing underligned, pursuant ID , Business the Planning and Zoning Corn "r ictltious Name Statute" WeIiiva Springt Roots mIllion *ili conduct a public Chaplrr 5450$ rTi'i. Statute, Will Serninote County, Florida Operating the tif'IUt) O(u[) he$ning to consider recommending* register WIN the Clerk of the Circuit prolEs ed change of toning from A-1 Aug 3, tO, I?. 34. 1973 1w htettv Web.'r and the will Court. in and for S.munol. County. PubliSh ncr i AgrlrvlIt.'r,tO P A t*!tp,, ramity florida, upun rece.pt of proof of the r"stlurant will be hannlleil by on the foliowung described property publication 01 this notice, the tic lIlt hard Shilling All that part of the SE of the SE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR I luouS name, to wI LAKE OF TIlE lirlili Towt'rs is fin" l:ir it '.iyng%Outhof SR 434 and north of WOODS TOWNHOUSES under SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Seaboard Coastline Railroad Co R mnil CIVIL ACTION NO 72.519 tallest structure in which we eipect to engage in W. of Section 3 ItS ICE butinlis at Ouford Road in the City IN RE: The marriage DI tninole County. DONALD ('.tiPit: N000. Pfulband TheE 101 the SE I. the SW ' of 1pm Park. Flor.da 'sirs Ctia;e saul fitand F RANt I S PP4OI lIE WOOD. of the SE'. of SCCOOn 3 2)5 29E That the party nter,stCd in said prosunately 16 paInting; Wife The North '-s of the NE ,, lying bu5ine's enterprise 5 as foiici'evs FRANCES PHOEBE WOOD, WIy of Seaboard Coast Line lt,c'il artists had been donated GRANGE PROPERTIES INC Pelt once Railroad of Section tO 215 29h less iii the complex and wi,ult be Dilledaf Orlando Orange County. the West 21 It thrrot and tiss ?tu rlordS, Augutt 7, 1973 l.irutl near elevator Landirozs initiAl C) (.1 P11 WOOD, North 2S #1 of the We-st '.of tP'e NW Publish Aug tO. I?, 24, II. tell tin e:ict-i lloor and in the putlicRpondent es ''Of INC PIE ',of Said Section tO DIG ii r($il)l NOTICE OF SUIT Blocks Si and 51 01 Re-plat of TO TO DONALD GENE WOOD Tracts 0. 50, $ t. 51, 55. and $4. to .luitith (i11s, Orlando int"rnimr COUNTY BOARD Residen ce unknown capt Lots I 4 and 7) 2101 bloc k Plot OF ADJUSTMENT decorator, is also assisting ss ith YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Tract So of Sania ndo Springs ac till' ile(-flr that an acti on disSOlut,00 for of cording to the PIaT Ih'r.ot as Notice ol Public Hearing Notice is tmfr,tjy given that the marriage has bean filed aganst you — jrecorded in PR 7, p 4. PP of and y ou are required to ser v e a rOp, Seminole C ounty. Fla board 0$ Adjustment will conduct a of your defenses, if any, tD it On All of Block F and part marked pubiic tearing to c on sider approving Howard L Mayes, Jr . att or ney for "Reserv ed for Tract 52 of Sanlando a Lot Site Variance in an P Petitioner whCse address IS P 0 Spring's. "according to the plat Residential Zone on the following floe 5636. 4265 South HopkinS 1hfeIn5 recorded in Pt) S.P II. PR described property -Avenue, Tutulivulle, Florida. and file of Seminole County. Fla Lot II. Ilookertown Further INc original with the Clerk of the All that part of Tract S-i of deScribed as fronting on McKay IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR above styied Court on or before SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Sanlando Springs, according To the Street, one bloc k oft of Dunbar September Itth. 1912. OtherwiSe a plot Ice-reef as recorded in PO Spit Street No 72 1120 tuniqm,nt may be entered against No of PR of Seminole County, Fla . This public hearing will be held in County, a political %.o you for the relief demanded in the lying PIWIp of lhe Seaboard Coast Jy son of the State Of Fio,,da, INC County Commission Chambers Petition Lin, Railroad Co right of *3p Ptant to, Of the Court house. Sanford, Se-au Further described as ap rior,da, on September IS, 1917 at ARTHUR H IIECKWITPI, JR proximately ISO acres lying east of BOBBY P DAY. LAVERPIE o 7 00 P1,5 - or as moon te,eq.atter as As Clerk of Circuit Court Montgomery Rd. south Of S R 134. po sSible DAY, JAMES D WILL MS By Macinc Brown west of Seaboard Cost? Line PR HELEN P4 LAW. JULIA E DAI County Board Deputy Clerk This public hearing will beheld .n 01 Adjustment and SHIRLEY MAE CLARK Jr Howard Mayes, I. the County Commission Chambers Defendants By Jack Syme, Altorn., fur Petitioner of the Court HouSe, Sanford, Chairman SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE P 0 floe 5436 Florida, on September 13. 1912. at Publith August Il, till AND 1245 South Hopkins Avenue 7 30 PM . or as soon thereafter as DEC. 56 NOTICE OF EMINENT Titusville Florida 32750 possible DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS Publish Aug tO. Il. 24, II, 1972 Planning and Zoning IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF DEG 41 Commission IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cm_______________________ TO ALL IT MAY CONCERN By P S Brown. CUlT, IN AND FOA SEMINOLE a If* following persons arid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Zoning Director COUNTY. FLORIDA, IN CIVIL wtso off r,sdents c t 'r'e SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Publish August 17, 1972 ACTION NO 77 520 Slate Of Florida, whose names arid Action No 72-437 DEC SI M C. HODGES and AGNES H places Of residence are set tort' as LeROY DARLING and MAUDE 0 HODGES h'% *.lc, tar as aserIa nate 0, d I DARLING. b5 F'laintifts, search SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF Pianlitfi, vs Bobby P Day COUNTY COMMISSIONER$ V HUGH S MITCHELL and AMELIA 400 South Cola NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WILLIAM WITHAl,', and LEAH C. S MITCHELL, his wife, CARL C. Ortro F' -.r 23 The ho: rd of C0flt r Cu,ii El RIPKA and - -- - RIPKA, Pi ,% wife. Layer,', 0 Day missioners of Seminole County GUSTAVE S RIPKA and -Defendants 6)7 Sweelbrar (i,ad lilting as the Seminole County RIPKA, his wila, JOSEPH P4 NOTICE OF SUIT Orlando. Floe ca Utilities Board will hold a public RIPKA. TO QUIET TITLE and— WHIT TEN. hearing fl the County Commission IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF his wife. ANNIE M JOHNSON and James 0 Wiiluarns Chambers 01 the Seminole Count y FLORIDA JOHNSON. Pier husband. 3 50 East Jackson 5treet Courthouse. Sanford, Florida on To The Defendants - RIPKA. Orlando Floe as Tuesday. he 22nd day of August 1972 MiNNIE RIPKA and her husband, if alive, or if any party JEPIP4IE FLETCHER Of 00 P M oral soon thereafter as named in thiS Complaint us dead, Rockland. Massachusetts Helen Pt Law possible. to Consider an application Submitted by Fri, Seminole then his or her unknown hers 266 Ea s t Cr'-s' v,e A ,e",,e deviseet. legatees or grantees. aria CHARLES R SIBLEY, Ill Winter Park r or ja Utilities. In rrqi.irSt n.g a Cer tilucate of Public Convenienc, and all Other persons or parties claim rig P0 floe 100 b Th, following parsons *hose or against them North Windham. Main are residence of Necessity for water and iwef by, through, under places and all parties or pe rsons hAving or unknown if alive, and f decease. service in Seminole County. Florida A general description Of the area claiming any right, title or interest EDNA L SIBLEY the unknown heirs dev'sf'es and all wherein application to provide In and to the premises involved in P 0 floe too persons and panes clamng under lh,5 suit, North Windham. Main, Item wndse cam,, and place, co water and 50wer service has bean Defendants residence are ,Mkn,wn requested is as toilows NOTICE OF SUIT LYN SIBLEY Julia E Day The following described lands IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF P0 Boa 100 lying and being in Township 10 FLORIDA North Wiedh am. Maine Shirley M aeClark SOuth, Range 25 East To the Defendants HUGH S BARBARA J. SIBLEY MARTIN SECT ION Ii - All of the Section Ml TCPIELL and AMELIA S P0 Boa 100 *,rS c The SECTIO'l II - All of the Section MITCHELL. his wife. CARL C. North Windham, Main, ci an, Of 'tie above -ridyti. I SECT ION 72 East ', RIPKA and RIPKA, hu5 wife Defendants SECTION 71 - All Of the Section GUSTAVE S RIPKA and DANIEL MARTIN 1,1 The unknown NC'fS devIce's SECTION 14 All of IN, Section RIPKA, his wife, JOSEPH H P0 floe tOO iegatees and granted of the ab. ." SECTION 25 North ', WHIT TEN and WHIT TEN North Windham, Main, named individual Detenilants ,,' SECTION 26 North hi$ wile, APItIIE M JOHNSON and may be dead SECTION 21 -- TM NE 'e JOHNSON, hem husband DANIEL V 51111EV. JR e The unknown ass-g"s. s The lollowing de'cribed lands MINNIE RIPKA and RIPKA PC DOe tOO cessors n ilmleresl lrusl,es or a ,, lying and being in TOwnship 30 tscm husband, if alive, or it any party North Windham, Maine other parties claimog b1. through South, Range 30 East named in thiS Complaint is dead or against ant ar'.l alt of the abor SECTION IS All of the Section then his or hr unknown heirs JOHN C. SIBLEY named deteniiin's and against 'i SECT iON Ii WC5I 't deviSe5, iegaIe,s. or grantees. and South Orleans, Massachusetts parsons and panIcs claiming or SI (TION 30 The NW '. all other persons or parties claiming having any nu,re,t or claim as SECTiON? - All of tho Section by. through, under or against thprn RICHARD F' SIBLEY owners rnorIagee5 iudgmemit lying South of Lake May Blvd and all parties or parsons having or 1511 Berkeley Avenue (rwj,IorS or l,,rVOiilecs of upon or By Greg Drummond. Claiming any right, tile- ()r inlerell Berkeley, Caitomnia against Ilse parcel of laj deSr bed Chairman in and to the following described it alive, and if dead, their unknown below in Seminole Cni.in', FiriJj ATTEST property, liluat, in Seminole hqim5, deyise,s iegateij or grantee, Seminole County a political Arthur H fleckeith. Jr C ounty, Florida and all olh,r persons or parties subdivision of the Slat, of fioci da Clerk LotS IS. 19. SO. St. $2. Si. IS. 54. II. claiming by, through, under or has filed a pifIon fl ensin•nt Publish Aug 3. I?. 1512 e es, . it, 51, 5), 94. es, so, ii, 51, against them, and to domain proceednOs aganst you and DEC. IS lJ tot, 102. tO). 101 lOS. 106. 107. All p•rsons hiving or claiming cart'. 04 yOu' Se'tb'ri3 ? c-.,niei'rr' ti Ira 10$, ItO. III, 117. 113 and III. 0&riy rignl, title or inl,rest in and to pu blic Purpus,s the If Simple cue Pit Town of Sylvan Lakc according SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Ot the following described property, to the parcel ijescrb.d belie. tq INC Plat lh,reof as recorded in COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Situated lfl Seminole County. located in Sernino1e Count, Plat Book 2, page 6,, of the Public Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Florida Records of Samiriol, COunt,, I re Board it (ii,,,rit r Corn Lots Sand a fl CRYSTAL LAWN, The trth 10 14 1 feet 01 the ri Florida nhiss*oners of Seminole County according to INc fiat thereof as 13571 eat of the nrtNH5t '. of tmy You and Each of You are notified recorded fl fiat (look S Page 6 iitlung as the Seminole County ulhel '. less Sta'. Road &'i) ai thaI Suit I tiuiel title to the above P UIiIiti board wilt hold a public Public Weo,siJ 01 Seminole County, being in Seton £1 Twnsts p 51 hearing in the County Commission described property ties been filed FlorIda Range If Sad parc,I £cv'.ta,' ChamberS of the Seminole County against you, and you are required to no YOU, AND EACIt OF YOU, ARE 20312 acres More or less Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on serve a copy of your answer ID 1he NOTIFIED that a suit 10 Quiel Title You and ,ah of you are co" Complaint on INc Plaintifts' at Tuesday the 72nd day of August till to the aboy, describe-il property has manjed lo tile written defenses lo NE t) Pd JULIAN, JR - Of at 7 00 P M or as soon lhereail,r as been 1000 against yOu and you are oI he tic e-.r the P,t,tn nIh, ST (hIS V MOM DAVIS & Mc IN possible, to consider an application required to serve a cop's of your of the Circuit Court in and to, submitted by I' irsl Florida Utilities, TOSPI. Post Office floe 11)0. Sari answer to the Complaint on the Seminole Cucimit, F or ida ifl the lord. Florida, 32111. and file the Inc - re-Questing an e.tension of the Plaintiffs' altorrie,. LAWRE,fcE If City of Samitond Sri" ,soe C."", Origurcal In the office of the Circuit 1water service area prel.nlly Ie.IMkW000, P 0 Drawer B Florida, on or befor, the 101Pi Ia, it Court ono, before August 751h. 1972. autlsorited in their Certificat, of WinIer Park, Florida 327$'. •nei file September 1911 the same being io' Public Convenience arid Ne< eslity Otherwule, the allegation of the the original in IN, of fice of the Clerk ie, lhari 25 cla,S nor more ha. SO Complaint will be laken as con tom waler service in Seminole of the Circuit Court. Seminole days from IPe ill, of lhis notice, and felled C ounty. Flor ida County Courthouse, Sanford, yOur written tiafenles u4,00 lit This not ice shall be published once A general deScription of the area Florida, on or befora Seplember SIP the Counly Attorney of Seminole wherein application 10 provide each week for four consecutive Ii72. Otherwise, a Default wIll be C ou nty onot tutor, that jal,, wf'.nh veeki in The Sanford Herald water lervlCa has been requested enl,r.d against you for the relief defans,5 Shall slow what right, title .)ATED this 251h day of July. A 0 • as (allows demanded in the Complaint or inleretl you, or any of you. havC 1972 the following described lands ThiS ISOliCeIhall be published once or Oaiin in and to the above Seal) lying and being in Township 21 each week for foir cors%ecutly, desniDId parcel of land and show ART PIU If Pt 1jj:(jkWjTjj JR South. Range 79 East weeks in the Sanford Pier aId. San cause votiv it should rujI be taken Pr Clerk of INC Circuit Court SECTION 7 - SW 'd 01 SE I lying ford. Ilcmr ida the uses anvil purposes s,t With in '; Seminole County. P lorida (Seat) ,South of State ftoaJ 416 (Less tha petilio n or def ault ma-, Ua enlereJ By Ce-celia V hk,rn Well 660 feet ) ARTHUR H BCCKwITH. JR Deputy Clerk SECTION IS - North 1 v of NW ' Clerk of 1he CIrcuit (w;) WITNESS m1 hand anvil the Se-al of NED N SULtAN, JR of PIE I. Less tlsi W51t 440 fee' of by Martha T Vihien the at'o., Court INs 111h da of I IUt ftC (it ST INST RO'.S G teai Deputy Clerk The Nrfl-, AulVIl 1417 DAVIS By Greg Drummond, Laweence P kirkwj of lSeaiI & MCINTOSH Chairman F ELDER, BETTIPIGHAUS ARTHUR Of BEChW1 10, JR Florida State bank & PlIERS ATTEST Clerk Suite 77 Poll Office Boa ti)O P 0 Drawer a Arthur H beckwilh, Jr by Marlha I Vihl.a' Sanford, florida 33711 Clerk Winter Park, Florida 177$, As Deputy Clerk Attorneys tør Plaintiffs Publish August 3, I? IPI Publish Aug 10, Il. 31. it, 1971 PubliSh Aug I?. 24, II, Sept 1. 1911 Publish July P. Aug 3, tO, I?. 1512 DEG 14 DEC It DEG $0 119 SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ted High ', lr tin I -."r rr sitfrr' s iPieci the ,,ttentlrtn i'ck Connelly, Irulriictrator. and John (lteke,. administrative "cIct;int, in a study and curvp, conducted over a period of month; This piactit marker attached to e;nti Vista) box will be one check uce(i to determine the c'-fl t.ini of !enantc ''itt I'hoto i 'if n s in' . deep ir-' u • goner II eye '. rjer1 ifl his nei gh.. f r iccn-'*' After rrw.nthc r,f study and ,t; and friends in the bui14in T' tscure that only persnr survey of all similar rnmpleiec md to advise the desk, which whn 4hrAjjrj : in the romple in Central Florida. the *11 be manned around the luring the night time hnur-c r jrles were In(nrpciratell in the riork seven days -v week, of my there the nhhv will be new Bram Tower,, I!-stor-j :ign of trouble trm fl ;n to m m Th' ;enior-riti,en An',ther tfety feature L* an tenant,; apnrtrnert are outmde facility in downtown Sanford. to •mer,ency switch in the confine; at the :utlding aft.'provide the safest possible bathronnt; of every apartinent the nckiip l'wsur can easily a atmosphere for resident.,. An whereby .a tenant, who should ,dmittanre by rInging .1 do' rrr,v stive feature is the ;p.cinml fall or become ill. ran ;Inal ifl el1 to be answered ')y the tje ,trm to check the residents' alarm to the clerk'; 'lesk "n A . 1;-toping every day without the emergency ;witch is tire protection panel is a1. rlriilnn on individual privacy activated, the apartment light nst.,lIed in r r rous NAME \tt.ached to the face of every on t pmneI in the office will .n airrwnt ' "401 gien tpult 1 ,- ui;,ii ho-s is a small plasti. -t 'r' .c-:th I VlS-.-", r . . -i Oil r,-%% an P 0 floW marker with a slide rover Cas*.'.re1 F !4 . Serrinole Co. ,'1 9 iOrda ul•' tew f,c'if-out name qj E.ery morning the xt.iff at the P J DISTRIRU TOPS, and #P,4, , apartment building will mci'." i rileerl SA narn. w"i 'hø small. gray slide to s Of the C"cut Court, S,O'i r,l)ie bright red flag When a Coun', Florda C accordance w-tP plrka up his Mail. he will p'i-h ', or. 5v' 5 4 'P. r?ti; the gray dote o .or to rover 'i• 's''.s r- ,, Sect SAS" rIr,'da Statutes till red flag S P*uI J Picone extends a 'Narm mIr.ome in 1 packet of inform.a! A,, I? Soot 7 , 1573 giten to e;irh tenant Is r,r- r, 42 individual admonition t his n-uiil box each day wttL FICTITIOUS NAME fail to set the marker At NOT Cf I fefe, g th? am end itt the ilay .iiI red ('III 5%5 at 3$fl French should be covered. indir.Itnn.t A. 4'e,l 5.'-' rn4e Count,, '5 i ir'da urvl•r tp,e fictitiOuS name 0 # that everyone has been . ?R Pt. F Ii MOlIl COME rr,untenlfi'ir If any red flag.t ir SEP/ICE. Crid I Mora lo Carl of showing at 10 pm . the t" . 2 ris'er %4A nacre '1 'ha attendant will either telept'..n.' ttm* Crc,4 t (our?, Sernircof. County, flOe I. n scovdan(e the tenant or go to the ,r.. P S 'tns 't the F .ci ?'OuI Plam• tlivi4ual't :ipiirtznent tO fl'i.I '0' S'a! j t TO NO Sect On SS O sure he is alright . - - Legal Notice - ' ' . ' ALLSTATE ' '.. I 1 Stepepr, P floyd P ,cal, 21. Aug 3 DEF its '. ;; O I! ,6 — - FICTITIOUS NAME NOV 'CE is hCeby g .ue' -, 2ro FORGEP.. rJ MAKES A •'l:i : R AZE HIMSELF t A Serrmr,in Blvd A ?a'v,r', Sp. ngs. ,4m imol Count,, Fir 44 ,indec 'Pi* 1 C1.l Cam. Of IfATTON AND ASSOCIATES. lid um,t I intend 'I) '-eg-sner tail name *,vPr Tha C,'ib of tI'ia Circuit court, Seminpie Count., fiorda in erco'claec. w-th . . C'a SOn'S of !t, -' S'a!ute's. T Nit Section 'Cr da Statutes 1957 S D P.eti Put,lJr, A 11% l to I - —'-----.-4_ BRAM TOWERS residents 8 visitors -. You're in good hands iT - - - , aE with Allstate" John Hamilton. agent M'f , — - - --- AND Bram Towers EDDIE' S BAKERY Bakery" Blouses \ $200 neighbors at f rom - ----- Saf t Feat r l igh Are a D - ptitichiec of Sanford anti I; Enterprise lathe aboard as ('lxtwr:Iting 1'arlhe; Inc . and they are the official otsner; anti operators of the non-profit II1irtIilt'nt cirliiik'v - Our New Fall Lines Are CornIng In Every Day. Plan To See Them Soon. f ,, org:iril,atiori, lJrf'ff'rat)iy ;i chUrl hi group, the Epts-OpaIIan Legal Notice To Our Bram Towers Friends I - Christmas Cords OFFSET— LETTERPRESS_COLOR - ,.,,,t P. ...... n, • Iitl4tio$ name of florida urwler tP c & S OIsTRInUTiPd( CO and hat I intend to reg'lIr said cam, With tho Clo fk of tPi• Circuit Court orida ' a S.ninol, Count,, Floridan cordanc, with M@ proyllionl of 'e Fictitio.. Name Slatulel. To W ' S.cteon S; 05 florida Slalulal 1511 , icpnry I'ot,iiie A v g IT. ii ii, Sept . __________ We Wish To Express A Special Service Social Announcements L'onard Franc eour SANFORD - Business Cards SPECIAL PLANS ARE NOW BEING MADE FOR YOUR E NTERTAINMENT 204 S PARK AVE. Complete Printing I 4 GWALTNEY JEWELERS PRINTERS 'Wh,,, E'p.ri.. Croat., Quility" FICTITIOUS NAMU P4OT ICE IShptib, glyin Ih., I am - -- Come in for your make-up lesson - engagwl Best Wishes REXALL Legal Notice 1 hi- jircent a'iartl of 'lirr mrs inchoW 11ev, 1 i'rny 5',''r, ?trs Brain, howard I V'tges. htrura hlowder, Mrs J{antltihl ('tiace. Thomric Iliurston, 11ev Ernest Pugh. Vernon %tlze. Ihirolil Kactner. hlawkIn Connell), anti John .tr; Itr:nn.. tt' trr-rr \1f' JIriI(n rf.sjfIc, in Int'l With the oniing (if Cooperating Parishes, the lrtilw'tus to ticillil the "towers" nc started tti:it ulriilnatecl ts Ith Wagoner ('onstrut-tlon ('iittipiny or Orlando receiving the contract to begin ('cm. tirin 11ev SnPC ',uggestrtl the Itratu Tr,wrrs riarine With Sanford architect Eogh;in Kelley prr,vltling the plans and design, onstriu-tlr,ri VIS finally started ot-i'r - i ('Tlr pay hr thi' t'ts:iiatt'tI $1ti,ti neetkii For it public rrwni In the platiri.'d i ntiiplec After ri' "It init. wrir,l from the its 1tp:irtnwnt of housing tin'i Urban Dcvelopnirnt 11(11) that the governmental agency %40111(l Icxik with more f.ittir t:t;u- d F - ettce at Public Plcarit'.; Thu Planning and Zoning Corn C i% On w ill conduct a public uIr ingtO(onjid, recomm,nding a r01X1.d change of toning from R IA Rld.nlial to C 1 General Commercial On the following deScribed property Lots I arJ I Goldenrod Place. as reurd.d in the PR of S,mlnnl, County, r im , III P t) I,; p SI mad pcOØenIy lying in Section 353) urthe r d,%(rib,,Jatonlp,, corner Of ('oldCnrod Place Rd and Cilrui We Extend Our TOUCHTON - — SUMINOLI COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION LEN'S PASTRY SHOP 2470 South Park --- It l im ariil .h'hri Kri'frr Itii't antI Pledged to give 1100 cacti lit Legal Notice BRAM TOWERS residents Bra Open House Set (tinlinurd from I'ngr 3111 I'alrit'k, William Sti'iiwr. If It I'ojw, Koith:iri Kell(', .Jaiii,'s i P NFORD SA on \ first s scra P er y we re d prou I I , we helped to build it u ! - I -, t 1 we installed the plumbing Ii iIjtR'I bes t wishes : I 1 1 ' :1g SIX Mr BRAM TOWERS -I residents from I I - 1 r1"i C PL M EN - - - U AL R A G B 1 , (11) •, I' - -- Iii (. - I - - MECHAN CAL CONTRACTORS - -- -,.- P.O. Box 8685 Orlando �--- --- -- --- 6C -- -.-- ----- ---- - - ---- Wishes Brain Towers Conveniences Available At for Pick.up& Delivery Of Laundry & Dry Cleaning Call SANFORD DRY CLEANING D00000cxxxx'oc ,..... WELCOME BRAM TOWERS residents HIGHWAY 17.92 SANFORD ( :A wjl~ r~ O4 E.Commercial ::-:-. 3225762 A friendly "HELLO" to our new neighbors in BRAM TOWERS from the .. .,. .... - L: -- • r tf lj rrath - 1-tRAM Tt iwi-: Its gracious ht'aut s.ilun iii be tr.in.furmrd during 111t evening hours of 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays into a barber shop to provide one more service to the res ident, , of the senior citizens high-rise complex. The modern hair-dryers in the dual purpose shop ire holivil Photo' Friday, August 18, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No.260 - \\\lIII Brothers Blamed S% ,,In Fatal Beati'' ng The Atlantic Banks help — . he 6anf ir t) ,-Mlantir Ratimin i irn1 . -' 1w' t'tA a . ,.. .'C.' *I I •t t m AN e.j C L Ri John A. Spotski First it( all, those visiting hours for the Brain Towers are 10-12 and 2-5 today, tomorrow and Sunday. The formal "grand openin g- will be at a later date. . rue. O.K." I'lease - There will be a select few who'll lx.- critical of my choke for thot front page photo... more than likely, also be in that same group is hmichi ''protests" to the inhumane treatment of the law breakers Oh how they'll plead with me over the phone Sorry, but this is the way it is. )nfortumrtely, we don't get written nor enough photographed showing what the law enforcement officers have to go through. Maybe now you'll better appreciate "the oth er side" of in e the co, Florist" Use Your BankAm,ricard P Master Charge 0. -._ , 'I " I \\ t11't1111t' BRAM TOWERS llRA1 ri(ieIlt Come Dine & Dance With Us At Lo 4 9flo If at first you don't succeed , 4 >ou tiai'e a lot of compans. 11 I wish I could attend the irireting which was brought 11) my- attention by Ken Patrick or> presently one of those running for the school board iand an excellent choice, I might liddi. This meeting on Sunday, October 29 at the Biplomat Hotel in Hollywood, Fbi , will $ feature harry Wong - one of (hi' moist sought after, 11 not the most sought-after speaker In education today. Wong is a prac-ti(-inii s lassro(ulti teacher with over 11 years experience. hits includes e'xIwrIi'n('e with gifted, college. oriented, and educationally uninvolved students. In his . presentation, Wong will explain S brow tin' bias no discipline Itrotileulo, has a zero dropout rate, has ,i % p''r cent ii sstgnrnent turn-in factor, and is able to leave school rituti day % ith''ut any pa pers or exaitis to grad.' ti i-:c (1MM K NI) AT 10 N : Irst.-,id of spending millions on arlulitiunial buildings, Lulloh'iitc snnie of it instead to bring this is'nius'' to Seminole County, else t'iuirt*'r all ava iliitilt' i.es arid tranislxrrh our in. ructors to this s,ii'etlng givi, "Where The Action Is" I Charcoal Broiled Steaks & Seafood Dining Room Open 4pm iii 11pm Daily Live Entertainment Nightly S to Modern Country Music By Bruce, Les & Tony Cocktail Lounge CP,,f n 6 id 2 a ri T- hr Sat $ : . 1 I'M DA We are proud that we were selected to Construct Sanford's first high rise complex — We join with the Episcopal cooperating parishes in extending to & Opera't b To & Loose Hwy. 11-92 on Lake Monroe 322-31DS you a cordial invitation to view this magnificent — structure , - Aug . 18, 1 9, 20 jf4IIIWb ( Bram Towers We Are Proud To Have Been Selected As The Resilient Flooring Contractor. - O PEN HOUSE I really treasure )our cornui''nsts on roan>' Of the day's i'nih.s take the recent 50111 lIne Court ruling tin 11w ili',ith pt'nitlt>- , as in example this litter from J0biti Writ Shoe huiii F, Sr , of 469 S. ('i'ntrol ,%venw' in Oviedo is onto whir-li Iii like to share with you. "i tise it question to ask. Did the Supreme Court consider the intliunniani ansi cruel murders of beating the brains out of noc'ent babies with a club or smuiashmlnig Its' head against ii (tie. Also the 80)-ear out wou,uin who was nnmrtk'red in her bed. '' shooting-down ''Also unresisting store kee pers and filling-station operators. ' 'No' We should sos-c the lexir ik-ar ttiurilt'rturs so they try a,ztlri. I thou ght 11w Suprem e Court hail licins. ''As the Built' says 'It all 114-0-11ol's -191 us linac' ox is girred '''' - WAGONER CO. INC. "Expert Installer" CONSTR UCTION CO. Inc. 6990 Lake El 10 nor Dr. P.O. Box 2015 .Jackie and Iobby Iiulfman testified [or tht rosecution that they sawMcCall kick Vickers in the stomach. .)ackie I Iuffman said he grabbed Vickers at McCahI's instruction April 1:3 and held the prisoner 1w the arms while "the sheriff came in and kicked him in the stomach three or four t iI1ICS. The brothers denied that they had inflicted the fatal blows on the prisoner. I )efense attorney Robertson said he will bring out that prisoners at the jail joined in a conspiracy to pin Vickers' death on the sheriff, and that McCaU had political enemies who seized on the allegations that Mc('all kicked the prisoner. lie said Vickers was given a severe beating by the jail Irustys and they then tried to cover it up by blaming f ile sheriff. ø.;tdmnce Porker said some of 'I marijuana - as .apr1rent Jamaican, but ako itct some It looked Irk. tm. Jrr.tigrass' The pills could not -ttenti(jerl hut 'I-" Renr..a .' (1II::ti Go-NoGo i. Orlando, Flo, Jacksonville, Florida S-- ) (I Deadline r Nc'L-ain 2r'airt.'flt -, % -- / __ \_ - p--. PPFJF 4' . - - -- - - '1 Three Turner Aides Jailed In answer questions during an investigation of the firm. Circuit Judge' B. J. Driver sentenced William Leroy Beale, 29, a past president of the firm; Nancy Sue Gillian, 31, secretarytreasurer of both Dare to Be Great and the holding organization, Glenn W. TurnemEnter. prizes, Inc., and .Jack E. O'-Brien, 41, former executive' vice president of Turner Enterprises and director of Mire Mire to lie Great. The three appeared before Driver Thursday after they allegedly refused to answer jueslions from Assistant State Attys. Allen Allweiss and Richard Mensh. un In he planned to meet with school hoard - - ________________________________________________________________________________________ Yesterday's h1gh 93 low 69. Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon or evening thuit' dershowe'rs, Iiighs 88 to 94, loss' to rnld tonight. The central region of the country was again blanketed with hot and humid air from the Gulf of Mexico early today. Temperatures around the nation at dawn ranged from 49 at Salem, Ore., to 91 at Needles, Calif. Index Area tleiittis Bridge - - Calendar Church uliret- t'ir>Church new a ('lasallied iou Comics ('rusaworil puzzle -- Dear Abby - i';ijitoriiil t'unuii,tt'nit - Ill h':riht'rtciltiuvst'nut 211 Farm nov. s 3A llors)sruhw 611 I lli!tlilthil notes 2.A i'ulihii' untie-ca ---411.511 Society Ill Sports 211 Stocks 211 TV 4A 'l'isbkhopping - - -- May Fi/ e A ppea C t WINTER SPRINGS i'-;ii- tailed John Lew is Utred 'enahfrs, I, of t,"hkzto, was poked up by PuRer u)ffje,'r James Pierson ThuruWv afternoon .ippur' ently under some It' 'It drug slier a passing motorlit reported a man 'flipping.irmrnd" in the ditch in 514 1.34, S aol her pit ise r hi repurted seeing the vwtn4 nan lifting in thi..' ditch .ir"und i- II) p.m. piasa.ig .1 asaphttne He was talien !)%i .Irnhuliusl-e in Winter I'ark Memorial Hospital and later transfer-red to the pisebtitiruc .uI ward h"lui'tda Hospital. lie' told .auth.urutirs III, hail bee ii I.I tu-. 9 Oh trvi'uiiis n i-imp.,. L Steno n '.i Jud' Dts, .tttI uptiTi .1 eua'ra1 order of dis milled by court rcItrte'r until but thckey did rot wish to he hits throughly rese'arctwti the state Supreme' Court local ruling of Circuit Judges in esperwoce any delay Count) Attorney Howard 11W lsut', B4 kwtth alludes to the cntl Beckwith told The Herald he the lAth Judicial CircuitMarsee is considering the suit as irwndl>" and that 'o The clt'rk went on to reseat p hit' bilLs for some' tune, isIhit11t of Filing a writ of bus had Will not fight the writ of zna:iprohibition in the l)tstrmct Court that they had been audited and had spoken with Chief Judge kes. who admitted a riimua ''1 am waiting fur th,' Li hhger I)> are pro pe r as far as the order of Appeal, Vest h'alun Bt'it-h, proble'iii exists in senuxiole court order. -- Fe rywntxuta"t it result .i! yesterday's action by concerned. The check for ('urtts tu>tnent has been drawn fur Cctint relative to the sub. Further, Beckwrth said, he ".. official court ri'pi'rte'r tiiittt'd WIN. Beckwith disclosed no L'bt't'tiOfl to the infer art SOiflC time, lkckssith Ellt'rt'e in tiling for it writ of there will be no problem_s e tiuintl,iirws ft r pas went itt hack lxii Is being hold pending , he it-so has Is-en in corndecision upon the le'gtlit> of tutu rucatmon with Kenneth countered in cwnpiiance fees Court reporters were upu'&'t kie'nth, clerk of ins- Circuit Aut-'irtling to the clerk of tht IS iticlut Beckwith lid not appe.ir when Orange' County, Ik'e-kwith s.iict 11w wrIt of Court, ('ircuit (iurt. .\rttuur Itc'ckwith, hit's-hog this Week I'' ailvised that he had ex. At tli:itkLIiurus Is e'at'th wut tit agairtt is iisis .stsruc ii tIlt the ________________________ his Ix-en requesting, tinil that i'rIerxed the' saint' difficult> in ''airticabi> re,-olss- differs-ne-es Orange' Count>, Tlu,s, Kienth but Beckwith tn.iinLiwe'd tie' all tic,' kis is ,tnted in Ahtt'riIi' Assistairt (.iunt was not adsiss-et of the mt's-Unit the legal reported. was resuls- ed by an i.ntrus-t'rss t hituwaril Marset' ads kid 'l intl was ds-tiher'ats-b snubbt'si iuthoritv I,' pos the hills 'ltte' mciii teiu.il court order upon h'* Iit'ruld iii press tune that .it this ' I') tt'lit'e.il uriplte'nttost.s. arid est'r> bill Pitch was writ of ni,irruliiiius ,tffc'rcts this, each mornings mci.'hing bi'tw reti the clerk saii. In that t prt'st'nttI tlire'ctl>' to the clerk turk ul Ito' I 'lrt-uil ('stun the te sIS of usuttk'rit) 311d .rp'rusetl for Lment Arthur Itt-i-kwiih, ik'pul> Clerk Provides the Count> Coiumiuilasion to direct to state auditors 1sshh> .l,ines huh Count lk'cksstth sail he had &ditst't hit kwith stil ;'re's uruib h' ('i,nuimlsiiun I hairmuti Greg did not feet lii.- haul sufficient Alan l"icke' attotne> for the l)ruuiut,ut'nii, Manser return authont> to pa> the bills x4 tit'titiolwr, that an jiiiijtji me mliii thai tbui- count) itt' to re'nili'recl. although the's we're' solution e'ulcI Is.' rt'je'he'd u the tiranitig tot %Iairuta> before' Circuit Judge SiiIIi' 'iS ililains Jr and i-iruitu'st ttii- itptintPprlati'tli'ss 1 Pontiits. jFj riuj led. 1), JL'U Mil, Ljte ul Ito- .iiti'ifliuti%t' writ of Yi VW iii. I Or Sdjn, Automatic, Radio, manditunus. - any further busing of school children despite it federal court order calling for increased tiesegregat ion of schools here. Interim S1'iin)()l StIp('rjflhe'l)(ferIt I D ona ld Ney Weather ty Saxophone j II> MARION IIKTIU:A Ml(la NI )( ), lIa. Al' --Two ( )range Counts' School Hoard members say they w illI oppose - Ch icagoarl Plays The New School Bus Fight Looms In OrangeCo. te - . Four of the susptts arrested in the South of Orlando, Frederick Arnold Weaver, 25. of Seminole County drug "bust" last night are 28'J Oakland Drive, and Ralph Dale Bass. 20. of shown here as they are about to enter the jail. Winter Park. Five persons were jailed and over Shown left to right ) are Dawn E. Elms, 18, of 30 pounds of marijuana seized. Additional Ga ry Taylor Photos 2625 Trallwood Drive: William Wyatt Shell, 20, photos page iBi. based motivation course, were sentenced Thursday to 60 days in the Pinellas County Jail after being found ill contempt for refusing to attornes Ii) discuss a course of action following dismissal of an ( )ra nge County plt'a by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans Thursday. l3ii I'd members l(o' lerrvman and Stewart Stiafk'r said they will 111)1 vote It) bus ''oiw single student out of their neighborhood 1) 1 tick ur tA hit' ' ' ( )t her ii tembers oh I lie Ix) rd ly. were not reacha hit' immedia ely \ -- DRUG SUSPECT S G R E El HERALD PH010GPAPHER __..... CLEAIt\VATER, Flit. ( AP) — Three p[ficials of Dare To lie Great, Inc., an Orlando- said - C -. _________ ___ — - announced rtwlay 'I 1 has been set ia i it u -jerijion by the bnart i as far is bern ihic !i huittd a public Zi'ro pith I.irit.'d funds \l".iirahile, hi! .lflflflUfl.'i t .un extensive (urn I aistng drive cnndut:teij tur:r r.' its *.'ej to rais' I rinmficaflt amount of money ii rtrr to be etlgibh'-TnItctu -t.rte intl federal und.'u There Ire now over iI m embers, tn.ttvtitu,i 'oitnesses, .imi ci---- ' -rijanIzatmons, enrolled ifl ontogmral society. There $1&0Iil) in .'nnaijcrn innta ;r'sent plus (units which ha" ,'enI Put in 3CtoW '$3 I I',nation from the city ..in(ortttonaov.!thezn,J. The city ruts been atient ibith Is," Nelson r. m Herald, .*ntt has voted to e's.i.ut. for mother -°' 10 r 'r ittuuu - mtt _ . Fri., Sat. & Sun., DIXIE FLOOR _ LoG 'I 7 ,s't,r ,,p (v',,f sak.rs, two Sansiii epealer two Adrstst sp.:,l.rs i vfayf.ir 444 stereO, (nor head set and Zenith rotor television The '#eapons included tw shntguns,.i rifle and .. automatic pistol , l)' Plymouth R.v.drunner and • Chrysler -.w,re 'nnflwated Agents ;t,irted thetr raid 11.1) p m Parker had forcefully kick the door dnw Following the raid, agent wor'ged through the night -,r paper-mirk and inrtii' co Ii Downtown 322-1122 -••, Zoo S t Defense lawyers say witnesses will prove "that Willis McCall is not guilty" in the beating death of Tommy Vickers. 37, in Tavares last April. lii an opening statement for the defense, McCall's attorney, John Robertson, said two white trustys - brothers Jackie and Bobby Huffman — beat Vickers on the iiight of April 12 a tid left hi bleeding. They ''possibly'' beat him again the following morning, Robertson said, and witnesses will testify that Mc____ II at imu (jUht' kicked Vickers SHOP 70 East Commercial ,•-,- -- SANFORD FLOWER "Your The fifth person arrested, lbilph Bile hiass. 20, of 1M7 Slichigati Avenue, Winter Park. was tutrged with frequenting a disorderly hou.., 'ahen he slrr.'q' ni In the residenu' while the search warrant was being .'se.iitrd The warrh warrant ('ourit'j Juiste ;i% LcSli.'il t tA .lt;,r ' 11,11 Sheriff Viflis V. McCall, on trial for second degree )( 'ALA, Fla. tAP murder of a prisoner in his Lake County Jail, has depicted the dead ma ii as ''a tiger," whik' tiefenSe attorneys say he was st'verelv beaten by other inmates. : o N ST R U CT I 0 Fl 0MP 4 In audition to the 19 pounds of nriirijuanii, arn1s found apirrruxiiriteIy two pounds of ceriLs and 81)0(11 140 marijuana plants 011k u'ri s'I:rd No r'li%(- k% and citrilh,itted a large ;itiiounl of c'rri- equi)Iiif'tit Four weapons arid intirellan. ('OUS 1)1115 also were taken from the house lit 2I O.r1dirrl I )riv.' Oakland lull -, Ia Ii.. itt-cl 'If Sit 431. SunlIt 'f Sit 11,ii BRAM TOWERS •Z4'- k t,urgliir y ligeni c, V it 1.1.-. tives find ,irlifr,rIIIPfl of. fit .rs relirracrltini: 5-14'uhinr,1.' ,tolorarige County stwriff's tie;ii.rtrr'nt.s and l.aPngwfIl ,in'l ;:.nfortI policl, ileparturrntc '.v.cpt down on it rcsid.'rue In tire Oakland hills su14ivi0on last night, arresting liv" per. and seizing over 30 unds '1 rnarijunrui Hr'latetl photos 1':11r III i 'anthrb .A ,; ..',t''J ['.. •-ft..r' sP'rfl kpirt:r,rt vire sqiol ,•.*t.. a.r l%4., ,.s.Fi. $, 1'f .$ C . tJ4'( VI('P agCn?li in on the raid were Gary Swarm, of the rsrmforil police, I'. J Higgins, of the Seminole County sheriff's department. Jim F'telcnns, of the 1I)nWdWil police, and an Orange County undercover agent Imie to the large amount of Stereo equipment In the Pious., possibly stolen. vice agents called in Bet Sgt George At.bgy, of the sheriff's depart. rrrent, and Bet. Sgt William l.kens, of the Sanford police Unrfr,rrned backup 'nrc-es for the raid wait provided by f.t harold Smith and Deputy 1.. H. Ford. Sernino.SP-,erttf John Pntk and Sanfrrd Peril,-. (Thief Ben Butler were also on the scene .-tmn'.r.g the Items set,e4 were t-. .'n', '.'r r' r.rleri. ta'o l'.r ;r i,f i , .'r' 'ir,'' - I anr.itis v. iUi VIccrscif.fl of and :nartju;ina i s ii vii narcotic of p.iscccsinn loiraphrrinalla with bond "I at $2,500 on each rharge. Frr.lrrli-k Arnold Weaver, 25, and Its.y Gary Brewer, 21, 1Mb gave the raided residence a' their home address. The '.th.r two arrested on the dual barges were possession Wililino Wyatt Shell, ), of WA I'oim Driv e. Orlando. and . ;lios. IA, of Dawn 1 rjthIwc-,cl Drive hi (.'tltV I-%','I lilt for happiness to the new residents of I Raid Yields Five Dope BEST WISHES I _ _ KAPNS !!NJ UNANL4 AGENCY 1 2619 ORLANDO DRIVE We are extending our 322-8700 Squads Hit House SALES PHONE 322.0352 SERVICE Bram Parking sp.iecs. each one and slur tiiple. from the laundry market and other shops. Within can rasil cast their ballots in rocm to the library and from one block of the building is elections at the CRu' Center one-hall times as u tdc as the usual tIOCS, are proidet1at both A self-contained ccnmunhty the relmmunity room to the Sanford's city library con- polling place. also close by tth AU auxiliary servucs is coffee shop, the facility was sidered an excellent one. leaders of all segmenis of the the east and iAcst sides of the Seminole's highest hirise, built probably in the best Immediately across the street eammunit) from the late U.S, liouilding. Three of the spaces Bram Toism. and living there location of this type structure in is the city shuffleboard court Sen. Spess.ard Holland and u S. are reserved for the han. will be senior citizens ithe çj Florida . for enthusiasts of this sport Rep, Withirim Chappell to local dic-apped. Most occupants. ri-ey ,iig Ic' a youngest bring 2 jor as i4di Ftram Towers is in precinct 15 Ink%inesismen and Wiüun :sifeet of the entrance ein who have retired from active to the building is a shopping awl the resident_c who err figures played a part in aiding tIurted in ('onrwhly and Oakes, itt n0tOUTI theiri employment and now r:tn :r uith tric store. super irrectei in thc:r covernnwnts in the pnn r the t;.iIit devote time to the things they always wanted to do. While entertainment. amusement, services and court nienec will be provided within the confines of the 12- R) LX)%NA ESTES Residents Combined C1111?F&/1"S . -- SD—The Sanford Herald Thursday. August 17, 1972 Best L( -.,- ---•-,.=.=.-.•.=--=----- - 1urs.'s' disilosi'd that at the hearing, li.ultt the itsunt> be .'stl ul, Ibis' tour I will -------- -- dlsmiii the allernatli r riot lit IIU'!. a ilia ndatiius. ida 'idr. la 'ii' ii i hi t-s ,'j i.*eetuioit( se' -c II itni. %Iarsir miii thU (ItUS I weiii.iii slut arid wowickd 1 or' will issue a pmi'I'uIl$IIOI) writ of self t'rito- .ilts alter calling credit varld Ilit' sheriff 's k'partiueut he'llu,uiii(tauuui In which the i'uuiil) police to report slit' v.uulcl 1) lied the city Iit'IIce, who ss-iit has the sIIi'rnalhe of 1111' tiusttti commit suicide it tier plIaiit- e ur appe'iti. was nut le t out of jail, ecIfie-ers Iwo eclttue'r he' Ibs- WVOUIIS thrill.' 5lans sititi lilt "too earl)" said tut.tso The uIt%cs- said they (uwid to discuss appeal, but that A ke'snuin for the Orlantie' Mrs. Stoiw 111114 on the (runt should the i'uunb hr Ull' l'ullce l)epttrtiiient said Nane'> iu(-i'rsilul on Muuula) , this II Stuuw ii as Iii iiitkrut con. lh'rc'h us Oh a bullet us ound on her 411 Orange Yrlt'inr'ricil chest 1 tie'> s.hiel she appareiutli witulit hr ''ill) int-llit*lion." _______________________________ llusllit,il todsi> usilhi it bulle t shut he'rse'lf iii the e'hiest with a Guide .15 - alibi.r ru'vohnt'r while sit wounit in hit thirst Guide hoard of County 1%11 !1 SIot', lii, called the ling in a c-hair in the hi iuu Coin' 211 iiiissli'tit'rs the writ Wits Orange C*iuuit> Sheriff's nssuuii, then staggered to nc 3A ,lini'i- It'il, a iiit'e'tiiii.t is tiring Depar tment i huirsilii> civil 1511 Ii ,inet culhipse'el SA helil toit.i> l,iutus slut Miirsi't', ae,t,t*'il that she v. nuld kill us o. tiring hold iii Stout', us 211.311 Ite'i-kus- ttii, Ih'pul> Clerk Ashhy herself unless her tiusbc*nil, lieu of $tth.Wi txiukl, "" lIejv.e'tl unit tel visit his wife' it the hospital 6A.7A June's (oi;iitilssisiti Furl Stunt', usit, reloast'nl from 3A ('turirntuiui ;ni.'g Drummond the count) ),iiI, the' sptikrsiiuiii 'lhturada) and 'A mlii be (;tilde Marsi'.' titus zulibs it ionic's to 541141 rs'Ieutst'iI tilt iriutrat1ctui tcst,ii. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 17, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b4ec9470e9bbeafee853524eecfae5b7.pdf 0c4406eaee7e239947cb133f4451b49f PDF Text Text 8B-- Th Sanford Herald 6 B- Tuesday. August 5. 9?2 Legal Legal Notice Legal Ntice Notice Legal Notice , tO -------- ag S Cr..~ to 11* SaIl Crpi Man Ca,a Continue tO$jtPi4Pl *10,4 lIlt Cie.s Man CaSII Ø %t.t %trq4 SI,.I 10 cat, ,AROROUOH, $tCONOD IV COMMISSIONII KIMSROUQp, TIE dOLLOWINO •ISOIUTIOl4 WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTCO AT TH IFOULAI MEEiwQ OF I.E •oaio or COUNTY MISSIONI it OF Si MINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA ON THE 11TH DAY 01 JULY. 1577 base Aypqi.j Run PIt CCI C*N*Qe Ap.p •, $q -y I145p p el%ditg lron C.bba. Aypup IC II, tclP,tcp,p* Creet Convnu, pitt IIOnQ np ,. to Inc Loon Crt Run wuTh *10411 tIP (con Cr..i ,, INc S4n,Ip,I• County Inc Run ett 1104 the County Ii?. Ci tPi a 04 dld(1i(y 41%?I'iCI by "- c LiOliature Cf iNc State (11 11? dl Nat recptt,tappd an 'ellt.0n Cl Itt, lt',.ncts and At C, bec.ynIr11 POIIi,4 p 1loe,a PR(C NCT PlO • .p,.nc1be,iPi.ep,,p, - ,nly vtC WHEREAS, tad '*ar1eOnp,i,nt ''0 *I?rfal.O4t 04 IP(ICI(?$ Pt$j 4'PI%it$'ed (N*Ii4.% p tN lO(ll,On poll'eg P11C15 will.. lQcI niw and WPIE if AS, CISatei 101 13, eir.a Stalotet does poylde PP.1? cttarge ii PIP 0tI.o nu.'.bp' - bOuftOar45 04 P$ICt'on praci.ts Slot,. Slreel Run llorlP. on Stone Strp.t to Salt Crpe( Main Canal Run na 110ThP"?y drecilon on Salt Cries Main Canal l Sat? Crest R,ni nOrth 'p.l, o Salt Crect tO Late J(ttufi ',,r () IAiIt n a neaspee 411 'emindi. CcsmIy NOW' THEREFORE Pt IT t SOvF C) y hIp Board of Cnty -.'imsuoner% iCI ano Pot S,lpi,I'IOIe ,nt, I lu-ISa. that PurSuant to tptr" I ¶3 Flotid. Sta',feS ry 00 N.'phy alter ot (tIlle arto '".gl'I*td itte hollOwinG deSCribed p.f(nt5 for SI'minOT, (t ''?"y, arId do sO O%.9AtI' tilt 0,1,66 Pe'n at INc tuICtiOn (II Thp 51 i'tnt iy (COnl5Pt$Ipt,. IlId IN Crei's al me casPer,, (O.intp line F0lo.a Itt, t(onso(sPtat(p,ee C'ppt wt%'prIy P0 •n PItt PtIii%,. ii' Cabeap, AvinijI ,n tt on saic ,'enson O Catag. Avnuto Cabtt.ge Av.r.ve Run ejt on Catbaae Aypnve to atl be a00ratey, OPS(l'ibqd in .11.4 by tile PøIrd 0$ County onrnljsidnera Of $.m,p,oI. Cnty,, 1that 11* boundarn a110 limitS Of .aPiPrrcrIcttP.all be l((UratPt5 set vIP $nd thaI tPtP polling P'a'I% all ye ai ..'04ety (IesdrNpd "a' as Otangis 5'ai tie on wI'itenty pitontion 011.11 PlO cat, jett0p yvotl,n.P.l, OP5ifOurtli nile Ru?' 1tØl'1P I tP,p center Of LIII' ,p,s,,p IC øid St JOfins i-tier boO across Stat, Ra 1$ and tO tele WISP , C.c,nmpnt •p FØlt(,, the St ,IClint R 'vP' *10114 tIle COunty Irs 1(1 Late Ha"t't,1 thru t'e C'e.t Late line - ._ -- - 'W'"V Ryr t po,n Rap P...' "'5 a.. Y%' a - --- - .. i" ''I' ) JOPInt sad Cwac i11C 'S aid ot t,egnnng at PE iT FURTHER RESOLvED (tOnitn.'ct,ee Cr,p' I - t.an' to Chapter lOt 77 FIw.d* BIlling Place Community a'u"Pi VPtl' tId ar?r.at,ons ano Cec'eca IC,.O* * 111bPs ollouS IfS (INC 1 £ ? 0 f'4act,O11 fIred 111(1%, tOgptNpr Begn at (1 5*', . an accur04e descr,p'lon 04 Slid R 4? a410 the S(..,tP, Seminole -' ng ChIhCtt, tO " County line IC NCT P43 1 Rap, r.fS-y,, on Slate Roan 115 to -IQ0 3411. Street ano F I'IICPi O*ander Avenue ''-enue It) 421. Sanlorn. 1104.01 Plup, PM? on Oleander £weri.jt 'oar. .' bii*jtti on Fresytt Ayue ii) 1.31 l'nnan'ed CrIeS running under 35th SPrpq't O'partøi'r At'prt.e ri nor?N.*tt,rly , wç't on 35t? Street to Late cat, Ulit '-y Road Ri mwt'ipa%t,rt, along sa. on - nO"tPI on Late Mary 't e Lair yit At?, Clu'ti R0 RunIPt'p,ig tIlt dOn!?' 0 Late Mill; - n 11 CC Country Club Ra to tea", irna;nuar, i.e .tprIryg 50.11. - -'mit5 Clit, Drive .1.10 LIII' MIS Ircin Gineva m,'i'Iptoe Past on Country Club Oil,-, Ciluluola Ro* 5 R 1) 30tti Street Run r.ontt' on tie irnaQielay i , - 'Pitvt cat1 itø 7OiIi Streil tfl fOint the Gnrva CPiotucta QaO s 137 '0 tIg'nnirtg Continue itt. 6.nt,e lO Oolllng Place Itecaurse tn Poaro 04 CPIuluCt. Road Ii B"orrIey mao ,9 0! SC'rn0I1 Rtaii patt along * ""It hIS OPternirtad tPat no Late MIII Rc, l'.(ornrnodat,on; firetenfly, Chit Run t(i..,1h along i*te MIII Ra t, a 'ilrn thiS Prpini aOfQuiate lOt tile CurryvIle ROad Ind f4fuClprt' housing Ru?' bOutI along C crry wIle Rag t afi handing of s.C' ltlQ *110 vOting a point four lund- Pc iI(to I leet "tort u'AtWIPf1'uklia, iii' Bard has i's $55 toitheatt C,, tile ntp'-Ip,z"lOn r:-a'a', rPiOlut,On alto rpOfØ,6 with CuyviIte Roao ano Late MIII lhii% Ca'P pursuant to Florida ROad -'l'ui!Pt S.Oian 141 71, de%etpi0 Ruin west, WutPwetterl, toijtti and ' i 111110* i'I tI'P C'u'tide ('nec r,ct tti,'tlp*sterl, along an a-c It. pont Il 1 as a 'prilpora's polling piace CP. I'mas Road ag, on. ft '.' ('recnc-1 PlO I P'1able Sat-. pr(75rratpl, lItre, tilousano MCCI. School - Santoro hunO'Pc (31(10 1 left' no-tti*eSt tPP SIrrisilole Coun, line - I CIPICT PlO 3 Ruti 5ItPwq'5t I'yg It Ch'ittmas - -n Cttmprfy Il11t arId lr,tefttlle I a' Roan to tp, Se'mmos, Count, 11114 - .-, Monroe Run w,t' along the SpinIltoip coon', -s0utPi0n I 410 souTh SctuorI lilt. lit', l the m ,ni pt beginning .34 205 $ PolIng Plac, Ct'nnr"unt'y Pious, n wIll on South line SectIon 24 Ct,uiloota F I(V'd$ Il 351 to s.csftlltes' corner SectIon PRECINCT NO • B.gir. at ,, Of s. - wISt On SOuth lint Of 5PC11011 73 Rmvpc ar tIlt tconcc':tp,alcesii ?'t t southeast corn., Sect,on Crept a' I'. eat'.,',, Cn', lIne 3057Sf 1J?' 54t and, South along tt'.p (-'n Of, tCtuJPil lint Ct' S.'cts r (conboctpiaPctv,, Cii,. 'C the ''. ?$E to Cdli. WPSIvI itmer Seminole Count, ll11 im' n(SrIPIW1%'Ptiy Oft tP.e I il-lIt Run cait on it., Seminole Countt 4. ye P iv,r P tP We, tb P 'vi" l.nt PC tilp 5' JOn'; R'vq'r .'-' Cmty lmlie Run nOrth CC' the SI Johns iv,' It i- 10* CDuv'y lint nOrth lO S tt, po.n' s begsnn.m i.- ',n iv,' Ei IOn PiDwq'vrr lisa' area i (Inc SOijtP*atlpt'tt oetc-yt,c, in Precinct ¶ A ", pi I t-,' 10 PP.1 (lOin? O Palling Pcac. Connimuin', 'louse ClmuiIu,(iI1 I . 1,11,114 PlaCe 55-150,1 SchoOl Pa*a NO -i_Ca bog' a! Pile lnlprSpc-'iof' 04tt,p S4uip 1 l( P43 3 Seminole Counts li'tp Itid Senor.? tm-u.' on Comm15 lily, a' 't Oteeti BOuiI,tarC IS P 4341 I'' oge aid itti 51 J0'trt Riyi" RUVI Y)'?h*l'ttrly along Ser".ora.' ICIw ft. St Johns River 1CounI, '5 I W.ithI.as'pnl, Ic Stale Rao a POui..rard (S P 434 tO P40*'cli ''-gliwas fSrsocr ano It., 51 ,1c'vP. Branch Poa P' Run e,it Slt,wrIi B'anich Rae iC -ri SOuth .ne ate ;ta1 in; Dite koao !Nc trill,' 0$ iaSt JI't*t4' un' Run rIot-Th Ind thief. eat' along D's, 'mg nIl I weS't'n ,%',Io.' Cit Road t 0C Road (ret Ruin nottP along Dodo Road IC iCC tCt,ltisi,es!I"i1 ad wit' mn thf lug Late Roac '"er 04 cat, Jessul IC lilt CPntt' Ru t' 1l0fl4 Red Pu; case Qo.o ci It! m.pgitay l,ne runnIng Doe I Semo'an lsoulrIra 5 R 434 sOuth Prom Bear-dali Art. Run to.rn along Simotan POules.'C Riii.' l'CV"Pl o" tte mfltIQIPia'y lint tO Ifl % Ccv,' inuit nctrtp. on Pear oat Av,' to ar' ?tlI()illa'I5 lint $t,malmp Inc 0,I(Pf1' IC' the tat' wct' riJtl*Py 04 lii' SanNw-o Misc pa Airport Run wIlt Or. Phi' min.g,rt*r, lifl (ws'atIPi to tIll east well run,ay , lilt Sanford Cl'y L mips R0 ,s3rtt,r the Sanford Cm?, Lull'S tO 75Th Stt ii P Pun, rash or 35P "pr' SQ 44- t 5.t'pt A,pou, Ruin nt1h or. SIt,' Avenue to 24th Street Ruin eat! s'i •41 Seet tO P.,"reiwi La's' Run north dl" Pu'rnsa cane lb an tmaQ'nary 141w rOnA'P%g Of nOrtI Iron ltum'tc'w's car, 'c Celpr cli ill Con'snu,ncntp (in te .r.a;i.uer, i,'.e Ic CIIer Al-i.ue 1151 cast en Cemrrs Avenue Ruiv' 4157 Iii pc'.n' Of t*g.n'tng Polling Blat, Ui-D*11 -'r Pi:,'st Jl'nc, A,pm,. Semiir • o,,n', IL- IC IPICT NO a IlCO't! at The 'n1e'sec' 04 PaIn, Spmns Drise and 5,mpna,' (5 R 43*' Rut' "si'IP nIl aiin 5rmgs 0,',.., '0 North 's't' & .n P.I on North Street to 5pm 'sup , - * ,ci"1P- 0ii Sems.e Avenue tO '.-'1 Spree' rat' of' &Ioer-ia 5trp. to It,. .'tiAar-d Coast Line illIrOad SoUth 0' iP,e Seab0.rC Co.;' i RaIroaD hO LotQw Rci I' 471 Dr. LOn9*oOC P snI II..' ic' cS P 43' I ' On I ,,! 5t. tr titim"t- - -")"II&i, CC North Strto Last howell Ra R0ri .'t.'1' ,n 1.5, PIfiØS-; Roar' to Iemi'a" f,oule;a' 5 P A).' Pn wins' on Sernorin (5 P IJe IC (lOin' Of begnving Polling Place (i's 'tall Ahamont, 5.jir opi lotida PRECINCT P43 ban at the s'Ir"s.ci ,',f. i$ ()ag, Oo.o act, Count, Liii. RaC 04 tt.. ()"allQe Si'rniri0le Coon', lint north on Dean Roao tp sIjI, Pci-ac 47* 1oaD C2a 0 YCstawlla C,ab''r Lriac LUii ricw't$m ci'. Tuist.asiIla C.ltY'rIme Load lg Stale P010 11, Cord sItu. ICf$ Slate P Dad III 'C Irants'y £vrnoe R,mp no"t'on f%rantt,, Atp'tuittOtht to-'1 i":", C" Late )ri&up Puim' alp's; an minagirary line $ P'en'l,p Avenue 'C tile cant,' Of Lase Ruin eat' arid notiIwas'.nly a.ong the Cr5,' Of L,aA, ,Ii'S$I tO '? 04 loft Cr Legal Notice Legal Notice L1 Ic Late MnC,',l - Ru.' 50iIti alofIg I-ate M0*f'II 1010 to Howell C'reS R.i.' Id,ui?PWrslt'Iy along I4C.esll Cress tc lilt Senimnole Couni hue Rut StP avid then eat' along tile Semincil, Coon', lire t the pont c' beginning P.11,115 C Place un.-!. O'."5 Iltat C.ard.n$ 'Acute Seminome ' PRECINCT NO BegI?' at ItIt Iunc'o 0' WeStp i - vt' and the Little WrS se &'t 0' ttt, *55' cotm'p Imne Run, Southeast,' I- lit u,lt WPs's Rv,' IC the iOmdl' sic-tiDe line Cf S.ctin '2 205 211 Rt,rpattonihie South inC ct'De .' 305 351 t th loutP,wesl corn.' 0' Sec-t'oe 73 2(7S 2I( Pun east CCitt.. SoOth lint of Sec.or. 237C$35E to the Souti•ast COrn,' Ct' ''" 21 3 ( m I'l'' C" tiC sput?' mitt, of Section :i , 75( to ln'ers'a', a L'uit' lo.JtP.es'Iy Or' I 4 tp Stat. Road Runsoatt.wrttprl, on S?ale Po tO 531 RaI"DaC iTrmtb, P'a,s, kur- 50.ittwpt'p'I1 or ICc ia-I'oae lit-mIt'. b'.nhm IC Slate RaC Ruui.estr'l,on5tat,RoaC.").tc Orange Sem.nolt Coon', l.fl Ru, nth 0,, tOur', In, , it, WeS-ti s..,.,' 1101' rut, Ill If. e.,Seft, ar.c , tt',r4iIr is 0p0'mp.' cm Phq 55,4 • I in' Ccwrr, vt.' It tIlt pun' Cf 1w;mnn'ng P.11ng PLace For-i's' Clt t Coin Pluri I Building 1 ,,' c It lo'IOa ('RICmPIC'T 543 tO bag'' at Its ,nttrrl.C-tio,, of I? Ipr-Dat, acid Plp Roao -" 'as' or. Paol. ia wee", ltn,yp.C; an Pa4a Roao nemec late CDflts11ue or' sector rip 10 Rantoul tans , Rtit tou'f on Raniou' Lam., tome arc b.comii Commtr, Club Ra Continue south on Count, Club Poag tO in?r'seci,or' ICu. Railroad Rut totAl' or ICC IaIItC stayIng . e"f.' cdl-n.t- ' Secti r lip,' On 7 70.201301 f s. Clnler It's. oar-i, 'n, ' Section __ Pur' winmi on itt, cent,' I inc 04 Section 14701 301 Ic tp, o.aer :orhr Cl Section 9, Fm,' rlp'tt- un. tie *ca' lIft, f Sac-toe I 3453*1 tO tile east omtIr Of £ic'titw' 24205211 weSt Oil tIle con',' litie Pu Sl'c'tlon 33345211 tO int,'t04, I PlDfThp'r'tp l I-I l of __ PRECINCT NO 3$ lIco ii at , i;... ç•1 Sanforo ASC''F Ruptt,ou!l, on Sanfor At'enuc to jtt, olulOn ''i,rii o, ,. county thi dlt or%olr' '( '"* 3.m,n,I, Cnunty. riorida, I, Sa?t$t Sqt.,w II I dtUfl1t?4i P'obat, lie oIc,. n SIC OuI%'de Pc..n.,l II p rilal. 04 No as a ',olr5 p(iIlnQ i,a(p PlANk lot rr,enc' tô 43 Seminole i4Q 431 SO'ool Saniord I 'o'da TO ALL CR(DITORS AND P, C.o iCtt fin S Il 4.31 to lfltpr5tatp I lIE II FURT,41Q SONS HAVING CLAIMS 01 Rvrt tout, 0, I I to SR i)a IP'at tad all.rnal.OnI and cPianQ,j DEMAND! AGAINST SAID Ru' east on S R 4)4 to pc.nt of be re'ded •n IPPe Olcal Reotd ESTATE' bi4.m. II S R 43i P4(0 in PP Oficr Of the Ciprt f lIP P i'i Ifid eath I'4 iiS A?d hPPPt5 POII,ft PI*cp AI'l.'ie Sj..nt (ircul Cvrt Of Sir,'t'olp COunty n,' e.i a,i1 r'*juce,1 Ici ,r.t.nI a.'. F ' ,n'art S(ICIOI. A!lltnOntP F$O,da aid lt,at tad (PPaflQP% 1'. climI ana demAnd, tyh'(Pt you, cv Srnt F 'fii'da oublis lout II) lImes n a •,tt,pr f too ma SAte gantt the rircNc tapp.' ot gen.rat circulalon fl Pilate (4 FRANk MILL ER) Pegn at n'prj.,t,n (1 5 R L)I ltd Seminole COunty F Iotida deceased, lAte (4 td County '0 It,. Intdr-Slat, I STATE OF FLORIDA Of 5.noI. COvnly Co.,.'y u,r, 'dtton 5R ' mnt,tsu1o, COUNTY OF Sr,MIN)L(, riolda, If li•t otfite In the court ttlti Stat, Roid S 134 I H(PlI'B'P CIIFIIFY tIll, lt, t5p 0, Ilid County, II Sanlori TPInCp run i'rtt and easterly on S aDO., ano IOrCO'llQ 1 a true and Florida, ,tIt,ifl % calendIr monlIl, to ntprs,con III lnt.rttltt I correct copy of a Rpiluliø from tie lime 04 IPte firSt Ptjblic*l,qi TP,pnp sou'ts on n'evstat, ito pon' unansmoi.,sy by 1. Board of County of tlit nolce Two c'ct OP eap, 04 t'CQnnfl4 at S R 434 COmmist.oi*r'% s Seminole County, clam or demand salI be in P0111111 PIacir Saniando apt.tl lt'd jI •l Regular Meeting Ptpld tni Shall slat, t,I'ace f ?Ptdin(p CPurct S Q 4) on'os-tp '.lprpdpp on t'p III,, day ci Jul5 $73. s tamp 11.6 pOst (.fl(p *ddr,st Of lp, Manor Subdi. s-on Semiflole appeart On Ill. record in Il.. Minuti clamant, Avid tl'itI be I*Omn to by County F liya Boot toe tao County 5 agent. or attorney ltp Claimant PRECiNCT NO 34 IN WITNESS WHEREOF I PIAtP And accofilpaned by a filing fep Ilcon (WI tOsJ'P' In. of Seminole Nctf.4nto set my PIAnO It'd lfliIPd (WiddoltIr and tc.'CP' clAim Or dPrnan County at ln'ey?at, i Inc Of$ai Seal of tIe Board 0$ not so filed tttaIl be void Run east *10114 tad butt, County County Comm,sso'i.rs IPit tP.e 30th ESTHER P. RIDGE li?* to •nlrrtecton Itt Seaboard Cay 1 July A C) t1' At Etc,jtr,i of fP,p Last Coast Inc Ra ,lroad ma,n l.n. tICS Seal? 5% II and Tetlament Of Cii nOrtherly on SCLRR man In. Arthur P4 II,CSW.IPP. Jr F RANI' L MILLER PriCt t n!fr%p(I,On ili Sør.ng (Ip'S Cf the Board Late ROed of County Commss,oners in SPEER 4. SP(CR P A Ruin wdt!ecly Ni Sprr.g Late Road an lot Semnole Courtly, Attorneys tot tad (Stale •0 inPersect ,on tP. lrltf'5'ltP 1 Florida P0 Pot 1)41 Oil lPt,f'Statp i to pont 0 Publilt, Aug I IS 33 3$ Sar'lora 1100* 33771 tw'gnnnQ on 1(1,111 line ci' Seminole DEC •ç Pyi5p, A'i3 I I It II': Coun'y r[. POII,n Place Socal Hall, $1 Mar, ___________________________ It.. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Magoaten CaIP.olc CPiurPi !'rIf4 Rn Pit (5 .35th Street , ,, •,, Aitaii,orlp 5cr .ngs lot 'oa PRECINCT NO 37 , , ..._._ '"'' R.jn ic,?P 104 tP SIWOd C ,, Lmt IC n •ma4%a, ln f1rIi. , r,r, to ?t. East Wf.I? Aror1 rjfl F or.a t4ts St r nit *Itur Apntj F1lLLNLI NO fl 0'ar5 Iifl• and F rsl Sired, Late Ma,', parallel PI% WP%I run I • !P4' • P. .ntd,CO.OA FIor.da q tt.arQalI AtCOt* N(t NO AidIll AvPRu to an I,,, •avprI on S L g% '0 np .n Run tOvtt, On t tpp '?u Seminole mb4nar Inc p?t%d,r,4 Ip(t.O4S R 'tIroip, Cvn, p ; q Q(p 437 t me Be.'dal A(pnp PC tie (P4W.P 04 4151 .Nfe$p(?t 04 5 nc at. Road lid J#t$uO 4, • • 49 fl pp ip Ru.' Wpjt tPircS,PQPI IPP cIeItp. (14 LIt, ,., 33 15 )9, '.'..q •.' '%. C' ••.,.•••• rr' u,,. .,,,,, ,,.,. s• p,-, wp p . . , Crept *1 the CC1 0 Late )dstp on IPS 311 o Atpe is R 141 Run aion SO4di'i Cre.4 P Run pj on Gpr*,a Ape 1 p P I r51 Federal tPC (flt 0' t*QnnfSQ P.111,4 Place MpI$On%,II. Atitp BudC. &1!InOAPC SpP.nt, P0111111 P11CC 'OP COO?y Run 'WiN (In Melo,%II, Asonu. to pu., RESOLUTIO)4 ON MOTION RY COMMISSIONI. ,\-1 Legal Notice Legal Notice r*,Iar., Mars Iak• Lahr .a'., FlOtEoa AQ' C0nty, 'P1 SCulPt t"oe ' car sbonroc FlorIda PRECINCT NO 13 Continue 'tCCtt, .VI'O Late tI(Iflrp , PRECINCT NO ' Pegn on InterStI', 4$ It,. $ POIC.1O.1 ,'p,i,,,,,,. at I.e flegn M,%i(ln Cl 35th np SInirtol, Co.jnty , ,t, Mary Roaø and Late Street Run northerly on • 1 i Coon', line in Lair Monr. R,n wPttplp on P. R 434 IC SCS. Run totPIi! lIOnO IItP IISa?5 FOII.. 11,p volosa Seninote CnIy Road IC an nilonary I Raraø iTrilby Brand,' tOttt,PA;tply to pont f blgnn.n Run %ou'Pwrt?prly on 5Cc RIltoad reclre'te.'ln4 Pel. SarwotO Grant c e P0111,1 Place lIc<t. P P.oro of Run 30uthdat along PPPp •magnary . Trity BranCNr t S R 4)1 COunt Ciss.ones Cf Semn,i, SanIr0 Crb'iI LIP lb U 5 91.3 Qejn wrs'prly on S R )1 Couri', Ill ,e'evmpiel,1 ma? no Run rr't,east aIonQ U S I. P3 P Late Aywve adOmmC.OaI,ns pres,ntiy P1%, Or,-, Run lCIv'INcfly on ForeSt Late 0.5(40 mlfl ?Ni% PrPClncl adeg.ate l !P,p Qvn nO,lPi 1110 FbOflhW.PStCrly 116114 Avpnup t Forest LIte Ctriti ,%Pedt.ou% ArId eif ,,ens p,,.,g Ru weilprly on Fpt' Late Drive D.Soe Z5.'e 'c Er i'pr.i A-ewe Ind P.ar.dI.r.o of vcwng and voting Run no'-iti aLonG (, Prl*l A,*nup '0 tC (con Part Au'pctjp paaFCsernal.a. the Boad P.at t Run sOuth on (dpi. Part Avillue PC *11 mba-na', i-ne (t'ltPn!.rg an ,.cpara,e reIuiion alto recorded ea%'e"'y r'itP.itOn 01 Terrace Orive Tr'l lIra'.ctl SCL Ralrtua y, ,p at pvrsuar' Foili., 5Cc Railroad, sCvtPeietPPrly 'C II Ott*l AtP'hid 5'I''i Section 141 71 CCsOna'po Run wd%t alOng SIC imaginary line tlp olI,ng tilt ' Clang. S.m,nol* Cot,t?y IllIP OvtS'dd Prec ,no East on C(5inIy Itt, IC p61' 04 to C..orga Astnue 'o :, at a tempOrIry polIng (11acp RujnnortPioliGpotQ,a A,,qtuelø 7StN ,, Prp(n('t No 3T %aitOrd C..0 PbIIi* Place (CCItt City, Pea' Street Ce.",'. San$d r $c'rda Rup, wit! (5135th Street to th, point Late ire Station, Forest C's Florida 04 EREClNiT N,' 13 Begin at tell in'ers,c',(w' of U S 17 13 ar Sanla.%or 5r irtgs Qoao 5 Q P.111,14 yegin, ng Place 5,mri(, SO'oO4 SaAlOi'a. F 10161 PRECINCT PlC 'C pg,. , •t, nte.t.,ion )4 Run SI on Saanao SCC'not Ro0 tt'a't 4 InO P*la Rpac 4)41 t Hionland Street Qi el or P*o* Roao g*5,' (5 Rup, VwtPi on H4Piand 5trp to P1(1 ROIC ('t'lv*fl't an on rtamedl*tt(Or'In.*On S.O.on 5.m ,nol. AtP4 C'inui r.Clf'th Cm an imaginary tirtI 10 County, Cluti Road nor'tli Irop,, plIgNiapId, S'rep' IC III' R0n pa,!pr,i on Country Ct,gtt ROIC tom Sec-lion line 15$ 3' 7030 IC SCI R *1010 man 1,11. Ci wiSt along INc 5tidn FOlIO... SCL Ralrcsadr,ial,, IIPIp flOrt', .ne c 353030 ,0 Inc Saatv.a'o Coat' to SCL. iai"cuad Tasar Brand' I 0110* 5Cc Re Irriac lasares LinC Rb.lrOad Run northerly along tie SCI Brancti wf't' tO*JIPI*f%tP"ly to I I Qn tOu?Pwttlrly On ii to point Of R*I'a R,. &tPf'lt'pfly along P. R 4)7 to IW4AIiV10 Polling Blat,. IdylCilde SCndOI. US 1752 Rrt IOu'Pl*PsVprly along U i 17 1' ('ell,1n ROad, Pancird. Fld,rs* PRECINCT NC 31 t SR ill So.thiuty alD'IQ 5 R I'd 'r I' tt-r n'prs,t,On C' C34t P,II'r% Creet S're' And 7)11. Street Ru?' wit! on 13Th 5?r,t to Run PaStfrl5 ala'.; Sold-P's Crest 1' s,mrr.on Avenue t tIe snore t. at. Je-stuC iuiti nyr,i Cont,m,ue easterly •flfO Lbt., Pprtn'tin Afftp tO MCCI'aten Rimad tO tile IfltP'%l.Ct,On 04 an mag,rta, Run rIorthipas' a.' a 4SOfglpe Its ettenclAg nO.11' trbrn tlran'liy trorn !P,. interseCtiOn Of stcCraten £vOnt'e u'e PIt, Ce.'tp. Ct' a g010 arc ('Prtimn0'i Avenue tOthe R0p Icw?Piwrstpr ly a 1011; taO Seaboard Coat! I lip Railroad LPItbur fSr.rtcp,' minagnary line Pc BrIrIlPi £Onue me ,,outn ttyote of LISI' )f%tup Run nOrth t.'Drn tp,. Seaboard Coast Line Railroad on a.' Imaginary line Ruti soottiwItIpill aID P'aniey £ varILie C S R II ?I"IØ ,rtg north IC nteIPO 1, ill Tp'wlligpr are Ruin nOrttiu.(-%1prIy ano weSterly '014 (Onti'It nottIl Cm T *Iortg S R III ho S ii.;pl Lane IPtP SOuihi Shote DI Late Monroe Run wtt'p",y ClDflg SR 4.31 ti poInt C1inue nortn on a.' magmna.'. lInt C' beginning PolI.ç Place Ncv-IP Orea'iOc- Town tto"tP' 'fl'' Terwilliger Lane rIO Il., Mali Not?' OrlandO 0l'I'PV (II at. MOnt-Or lofidl PR (CII.. CT PlO 1 Run past Along html cpnpr Cl La', l'o.' * tile In'?rSlCtlDf'm 0 Sanlaldo Ma'. c' a.' lrruagmnary lint e. tCrte1flg r.ottp 11110 tilt conIc, 4 the SO-ings Rt.c, IS 134' eno .j 5 17 • late Iron oat Avenue Run, wet' 110114 Sarlancici lip' , Run, SOuth 040 Itt, mme;lra'y Ill? Roao (5 R 4341 I the western it the South lion 0' tile late l Oat. £.prtue 5e!Ion 1,14 of 41 itR0i COn!mflue Ilong IPt *f'tlp"?' sIor; Oat £i(',.e tO tile point cit beginnng 1111. (71 421 30- to Alberta S'reel Rur. p%I a Palling Blat, JISef I'ItCrma?.0r. AIDpr,a 5!r t tile SlatolPo Coat' Line Rairoao P6C't'. S,*0I'd, IIm'id Rup,sOutp, ølong 1114 Seaboard Coast IRE CINCT P43 Line Ramroac 'o Begin a' 'P-C rItCrs4dlmOr 0 ongwonc mao (S P C? Mt'lionv,Iie AwOnuf and 75m 51'pef Run ?t(i"plf'aI! *101. LC.nwOod (SI 4 Ro.ø -s m 4,l IC !iIn,nola Run wet' on 7SPlt SIres' - S R ê 't Boule.,c Sanford AvOnuip Rn eat' eicing Sim,r,.oia Po.'ieva-c Run. nOrth on Santo-ci Avenue tO IC II 5 1)42 C.ie", £.-eou, •5 4731 R.nrsi'ii-'!p-aIo US ?7 I3tc'pon, Ruli east cr Celpi', £w,',,u, :5 R beginning 1(5 t' PI'CtOty AwOn..t Palling Pbaci Lyman Hi;tm 5cnOl Ruin on M,Cto, Aptuf t Se'n'..rc,,, Count,, F 101.0.1 Chwr'tar Avenue PRECINCT NO IS Continue nottn ott Chapman, £.pnue Begin a' lIlt tO tilt 50.01 s'.o,l'e 0$ I ate Mo't'oe cIf 'FelIr 'een", It',,' arid Sarisoro £-p,,r IC C'imiue nO'thon an iPrb;ila' lmnt Sarsorc, tYm' Ctmapn'tar £.ipnc,e !O Itle centar Ruin WIt! On TP.rlppnth Stre,'t h 0' LIt, MOr"oe Oat $lt'p(4 Ru,, east •i. it,, ten,,' 04 Las, P------- ------0., a... __&t..•. -' i"iP5rIP .'.i*- -.w' irsi "' ' 'ci .' A SIrI' Run Cat! no 1!t, Street to point 0 bPgnnnQ PII,,., •IarP LIII'y Building C't i !.isrs#ot Flo'.oa PRECINCT PlO 35 ug ' itt nq ,n'prse:'-u. I.p,'.p £tpsije iU $ 1713- a3 7Pi 51'pf. Run si-st on 3011. Street to Coun'ry Club D-te Chinu. on Cntry Club Drvt to Country Club RC Ct,nue on Country Club Ra to 5eatoa'o Coas' Line Railroad jfl rV.rtPi on ti Scat.oa' C,a' L'r'f Rairoad tO tile ScaIloard, Coast L,r.c Ra,lroad (LerShu'; Prar.c'i Run eat' or ?np Seaboard Coas• Lilt RailrOad tO a' rra;i.'ars lint 'OnOCO lOu" tO." Tr"* 114Cr Lane Ruin t0JtP*eat! * degrees It Ip c,i ('p5.'.'mfi- A.ue intpsact. arto McCr*ten R* Rut', toitti On P,r5min.' £wpfkit t tim 5vtrn Rum, east on t)'P. Street to Frpnp. £tOnc't LI S 17 .; u SO. ' (" t resell At enie I U 5 17 ;; 't C b,gnn-n; Polling Place CroOm, pQt- Scbooi. San'o '0 Flttt"d,.a PL( P4(7 P43 30 Be;.' at the flt?rW*CliOn (if tIp 5eaboar Coat' Line Ra,l,oao prar* r.x%. I Pin 1101111 01.' i I tO 'he COntli Cit lIp s' ,,ccrs • cai, t.%ontOe Rut' st 1'iifiup" the COn$? o,Cat, M,'w,rc,, Ic a' -m.4.nAly lint e ti'tg Prtt- $n' Ip"* r.;Pl care Run toult' on 'he macnan, nt to Ip"*iIli;pf Lane Con,',.,, on TerwIlge' LIne Ic, tee Seaboard Coast Lne "W 'I ten00; n'0r'P- tl'n Melon, Il £vOnutt0t't, Cel 0 sate Mon'oe Run. tut1. alo10 the .l;mr.ary Ifl Pci It, Wuith Shot, fl late MOn'Or anci Mellon, 'II. AvOn.,t ,t"i',lif 56$',, along YliOnvilie £.en.- t, ?, pont begnort; Polling Pla, - Pece.,s, 'tie Boa'o c" C Dur" COrtim,tt*c,nerj Cl Seminoie Cun'y Itas dilermmnied Iha' ?,c *Ccomn'loOl',or* pe'sentI, riitl *ith,ri thiS P"ec,n. •3uiac P0' he esPeOIt*0.l5 lAd .ft.eie" housing a-id handling 04 vOfmrt; and vOtmn; ti,a1ap'e.nala lt. Par-c P11; 'n" ;':R'" Run rtor'Pi on S Q III Ic, U S 1713 Run Ontiteast on US 1713 P 'ø,'" Raiorao :Le'ttDu!Q lI.an.cPll Fur wet' ce- 'Pe S.aboa"c Coast cr. Ralcac, I Lerstt'g IlPanep,' vc Pt,. gimi ci' tsegmrtI'lmmtg BeII.ng Blat, case MOnroe Scout lIuId'ng La', Mon -c,, FI(I?.da PRECINCT hO 37 Begin a' th Orn;e Senrirci, COunt t lIne at Gitrtt.ii', ciac its it was ettPildPc 5($P (0110* C,astDbe'r, Rca Ills, BId I pt0"tI'i"'ly t n't''.ai o1 1,'es P.m two nOrThpatl,',, '0110* Floral ay ttt(t.çI i' was e,'endf'd 5041. wv'%'etIy t lnitpt'SPC' Is'Ps B'YC tt nr,'tfci.ot', wit' 3 R &"ö i(Il0* Si 43$ toi,riP.eaII 1110 SOutil '7' interSection ci' "IC'*PII C'et'S Rn along MOwiell ('es, SOuth w'e%ie!l, Pt Orange $on-,iv.O.e Cnty - - . Ctnu, on, an lmaamrt4ry lint e. IPider 'lO"!h Pr-tn, Oat 5Ip.' t tent,' 04 LaSl Mon"o, Pur. e,s' a; an magma-I lint . the center ci' Late Ucrm'-oe tC anOft.,' tha;ind'y l,he eItn; ' lhe ce-u,' ci' Lab, r.otin H-pn, Chapnar Avenue u? t0l.Th aIong Itie .tna;,r.ary lilyC to ChaPman Avenue CDnI,nue 100th along Chapman AvOnue to Mçtr5 AvOnuC Cont,nu, SOoth 11011; .4cto, t Ccli", A.en.,e .s g aID'.. (tiery At,'ip R 4151 to Santoto Atpn Ruir Iouith along Sa'-,tor-c Avenue , Fre,,5, torI SrcI Run eat' Psr, %trI I, S'.','Ip At4n Run flOili on Sewn,nt. Apriv, and ,Stesilon tt'.c,& to S R Oman;, Seminole CDurI, th arc wet' te point .n, be;.n' ng Englilpi (itatt PaIlseg Place P.tmo Oi4 otc Road, P,'t I .o'oa &'R( C tiC? *4C) 33 begin .t tnt .ntelcCtion oh Rantoul .,a's *'.o Counirt Club ROad IS R L Run east on Airport Bovie.iaro to tP.q !*CLRR LAte Charm rs'ancPv) Rn s&- ' on tIe SCIRR Late Ct-a'- lI'ant 'c pont c,f begin rn; PollIng Place- P Pa'' CP'ircli soutp, sioe of Onoca Road Sar.lo'ø Florida PRECINCT NO Peg" a' IF in!ptect,(5,o$ Red Bug 'ate Roao S R 434 and Winter Part Or,, G'O11OrtP,ctr,W'intf.c Part. Or'vetc,tp,, interteition Of Out,n S -Nrror Circle 1(7110* Queen s 'drror CirCle r,OrtP, Wd5'lIy tC It.. inter%,c-t,on of So.jtp It ilfPi LILI' Ore 10110* 5y,tP Tr,pl,.P, Late Drive nOrtP.wq's'e! ly '0 tIle in'ef%pct.or' 0$ Tripi,'t Late Orve 10110* TriDle't Last Dye not therm5 Ic, ?hf inttrtect.onct Oatroo0 Cl 1' as relOuge' Oat WDOO C),,, wf'P t.'fndPd east Rn al; Oaswo Or,.e tIerIy to tile "I'CrSp(tiDn 0$ $ijIt5f' Drive Ruin r'or'lti ano east on Sunset Dr-we tO tnt iAFrSeCtiOr 0$ lerminola POulijl'c! oilc,w Scm rOIl BOo Ieward tC'u'P'eatteP' 15 tO iPip ,n'e.'.!Øøt o Late Dr.. (C'IIDw Latp Drive soumea;te.It ano eat' tc 'tie inPtm'%C' Dm' Of Biro Roaa 10110* B': moao '- t0 tp,, t#t'54Ct,Ot 04 (a;' Late Oit. Ruiti a'on; (as' Late Onte easterly t PIle ,nt,nIi,On $ Tostawilla GaDr,.11a Lao 10110* T.,nawi,la Gablella Roag to1hl5 P t'.e irt'ersI'-C-',oti Cl Red Pug Las, Lao C.c *ft' on Red s. Late i t the no." r-' begnnng P011?'1 Pllcp Sc.i-'t' Semnoip t, -d,i( Sctiao C151iIbtfr,, I '* , PF( ( - P4,T P4 p..' .' t, nterct,On 0$ U 5 17 42 arid tt Oar. Seminole C,ntv Cc rIflrThe,i!.n,, 01" U 5 1713 tO IPm ,n't'sp'',a' of S R 434 R0r sDuJtp.paI along S P 43$ tome 'nterse'ct'ot, 4 110404 BouIeta?o '(tilted FQI10., Flotal bOujifyand O.toi'd 1Ø tOi.'llSi'ly tc, lilt O'a"ge Sem,rc.i, Counts line Run aoon; tile Orange Semingie Cn, InC It-, pore f beg.nnirtg Polling Plac, SI JOn11% Village t' Snog 250 DittO Rao, I,'.' la,, r rP(c,P4(1 NO Begn.! lIlt nI,"'seC','on o 5,mora P.R.' . , a Si'm'pote Count, (ri, lf.r. nos'l" On Si'tnprarm BI,.a0 IS R 4)11 IC PIbeIll Branch Road Run, tt On Howell Pranct. ROad to D't ROId Run no",P ano east pn 3 t.e Roao to C)cioo R0 Rui" flrtP or Dooa Pciad' Re Bug I,•a' Cos,ttry Club Poao IC Cntr, Clue' Road COnimnuiui na'msa$' o Country Club D leplrate reSolution 115(1 køad IC LIII MI', ROad tPci?(I Di' thi5 O,D't Pu"tua,t '0 Rut iQfP Or' Late Ma't Roac It F br aa Sta'i"Ft Serf'r IC! TI 33tp $trpq'I Las, R(,6 (Win' 0$ begnn,ng Dts.gAated h Scirlown; t' O,'t,Oe Pr ,as on 75th 5"ee' 'C 'It tiC u.,.' •. ec Pu; cat.. R.d I Polling PIc, Sanfo-c C'.'c Cnte. PPtCdl'tC" Pic 2: as a 'empera'-y 5Cc Rit-OCiad .gPt 04 *15 Tu.wm;a C.abr ,,lla Pa polling 04aC, tot San'cme I 'pa "'t'nct Nc 32 i RurSc,0.'elDt'tilp 040 SCu ' P0n soote' o'- TusSlaIIa te*i4. 5antcrc C 'tic C .nh. • Ian.fond IC PICT ND Ii tn ,n','SeC!'Cm w'th I ago.., oaC IC $ R 431 b.gir a' SR Fl(7,,(1. r it, ,q'jt l,rw rq'peson'.n; it., 5ano"C C'.nl uin eatI on 5 P 421 t0 0.n Rd PIIICINC'T NO 0'anI,, SemInole Cn'1 lint L"Ic RutisouthOnDean iDadlo S.emirIp Begin at Ih 5 F 434 easter,, to b Orange Se"- irtcmle P0,' tin 'It. Sanlot C'an (o'', line Cn', In, arc U 1 1'42 AOnuie cuw"rI'i, snIsfleCt.Ori *ith (Di$1it1 p0.' wet' On 5,u"l,"A,lp Cu,,ntp lift, tO Pt lOuIl..pl I 0110* U 5 IT 42 ft3"iiiiaItp.'l, IC on Icr's' cat., Club P0.0 point 4 te'snnmnç Afb,ue IC' Itrit late Dre 5 & 434 1'.,, 110!11' On Country Club Roar tt Polling Blat, (.soi'rios Scm Full wes' ot FDr,'t' Las, D, t west,.", or 5 0 34 to SCL iarrIct,t' an, Clt, (atIDrDoI Pollesard. (Op.. Par-s AvOnuip Rairoad Co'nnu, rWtt' or' Pantout Lant Se'-mvip Count,, Ilotida 10110* SC. Rairoac so.,tt,-',, tO ClI0* (ocr. Pars Avenue south to (Z)ifl' p4 L*gmnnng PRECiNCT NC) pc." ct te;nn. 5(1 Ral'Dae .Tly, Brano,,i P.11,1.4 Place Portat,m, aOaten' tO Begin.' thp ,,,tt'1iC ,On 04 Set.o'an Sillp* ng ILL Ralro. so1ottt Polling 'tat. I'll", ,a', c.g'o' (Dun!, 50.-tI' I'D, C' M.#('a' Clot. boulsuag $ 4)4- a-ic 0 5 1742 wetIerl, l Orange 54r1mnoip 'ApI; 5, mnoie (our', iOriDa .'no., Coon', F lCC,Ca wet' or SI'mora Poum,.r'c lint PF((iPl(T P43 3i PRECINCT NC :S P 43* - tO Lali M0*,l P040 We's' Plies' nOrth On tPun', In, IC begir a' thi' ifltr"W'ct.0'i cit II,, *5$ty-ti F t,. p,gr 433 arid 'tDrtP r- a'. 540*51; Road IC 5P pont l beginning 42 •flO ''nDia Bouma.e P.Pi bound.rt 0' the Cm's 04 P011.1.5 Blat, 101100 SemInOle Florida Pci.,r F0" aet or P.0111' 5trpq IC LotigepoC IflDIt,-t,'I tou'Ime'.IIrnI, SQ La& 3... lOut'ige Pear Las, 4*OØ Road P 1171 S4."miucim, Count, FlOrIda tt 'OP Las, Dry, SDJ"W,t','I, tO Fur' n'y or' th. wet' buonca's 4 the Cit. of LDI*0 It Da ion nor'tn or. LoOo.0 RO*O i P ""SLi 1 -----' 0040 ' -437.- I; t,ernmnol. Bmeva' LtgwoOC MIthIm Pc'gmn. a' tt, lflP'%q'Ii '0* ',Jusaw ml C.aLr.im 04 U 5 17 Po. Ikn east or Sermiriola PDm.ie..' t C'.nue nortr' 0' the L0n;eood 'Ei"t'', 42 5 R 43a III. *elprl ti, 'j 5 1742 Ruit' 50u!It.aItp'. on $ Ii 134 It 'L ''"wlrs' ant sn' ci' S F stc Ma'l,Pan, IciaC t P0. So'rtt' De 0 5 (742 I; pont , LOf*000 W,.c,,t'mem Rd It,!nS 1fl','1t50i It lolPIttiOrm ti4 SR p 415 art, Pug Late bcgin.ng *51 F1,m' *i' 0" 5 P 131 Pt 1 3 I! ano WinCe- a't Dlvi' 42 Polhiti, Plate- P4 COli'nuc wet' ci'- 'he LOng*XC p, MOO-. Rur nd"iPie"i (I" 5%'nl,' 11' Dl, 7' 17s. -. 5 SC?.'DO 5e.,- n,ci.e Coour tit'di M"PPm'l' Ro.c 'ci Intt'st.t, 4 tt inr'tecl.w ci' Dues" 5 Mon'cr 0! I*gn'-.n; CIrcle P1111111 l.t. Po'labl, em 500 iPISI Follow II nyP.etl It iPit en',' PRECINCT P.O £2 b.gmt' at the 'C01'II'C'idl' cii Airpor' %Pct'Oi' lire of $.ctiOri 34 345 3's( Iot co'ne' t' Gu.ens Mirrot Cm'rle ri01l? 431 a-ic o s 1's" Ron,..v or tn, Cell',r I,fye04 S.ct,o" boi,v*'c •16 U 5 1742 $p'mig,,.' welter-I, t lout,' ¶niP.?' La.. (ou't'p Flta Rur 'tort?, 01' 03 1752 I; DeaIv rp4 30$31( ttti,ptcjt,ari,c PI((Ip,,ç1 P43 73 n'" (''We RmjI- W.rtt'. or'?'.. lIt' lie, f 10110* hAll Tfrie'!' Late (l'y begu"m 04 IfllS-'SlX',OIi 01 Rt,n north also e.tIPnlp along 34571( 'o its. ert Quart,' flDiIPmwi'$tprly It'd wrttri $4)" ,t.Sa,tlart, A,rt. , 0.SPtO Di,,i tt (I POr.l Avenue tt'rrw" 0' Sector 9 203 XII R,n. ;' or 3 1 Trg,,1s. Lame 0'vt , mnl,.sec.,De kur- ror'r along (r Pci". A,en,iq IC ,t. ,' 1-0110* TrIpt." Las. Dl",, nor slip. &ieaIKJ.lC (Dii' Lt, Rani-IDIC Rr..'ii' DrIPs' an 'r'tg,nry Ii, repreSenting a" ii 30530€ IC the WI'S' Qwa"ter IPI,"l, tci 'n'e-'s4'r,On D4 ntaniine traCt $tr'Iv ,.'en;gr' 04 ""ac.. 0'.. DI SectIon 31. 713 )C-( Dr vt aS !noungP 3aIwpo (r,e 0110* SOuCIPI along $((_fi, rt'.a,t Ilyp Ron.ea or the center mrs. o $.tim.,tri It LI P'pitt A.elt,t we'p 5'itppc- 5$ "ac. tO ifltS-'SeCIIOI', eli?. hp-. *5$ aitig lad .rnagifsarp lmfle 2430330€ t ilt, 3Cc RamIrciag 10110* Daseedo D."ve 's! t 01 c't i, t CiI'Of ii Avtflt* Put well,'I er'- Sprig L asp 00.0 1pm mOw ti. SCI P a' "tad I01ii'tin SnIIPi Suns.' Dl..., bo,Ftdar, of in, Put fpot'lil abc G's'• £,ent,p Ig 0' ltoIh arid s-es' on Suns.' 'C,'sact01 * Itt' SC'? Martsanc to the r,ot'inq.flle.f .331,' Street C"I 04 LOnpwVOC p0 inIp"lICu.pr DI U 5 17 17 "venue p,.' It,,, eat' aiong 73lP SI,..' 'C IOIi0* Inst r't' DutIncal, p1"' SDuiTheiIhr" or. Cl 5 1717 p ut ItOIlI' on $ '4 'C P0,f1 Clip pI u,.ongw000 eas tO tip caller Meiloriule, Anenue point cif be'g.nn.ng oeglnn.ng 04 5 434 Women'i Club (I;i,?tm,rr, 1lD',da P( rlh(i NO If be-gil' at tIle n','ietl,CC, Of Santor I Did I S I 4141 a'sc SeaDOerCCoastu.,n, Ra.l'Dea Lit. CPmann B..n. ,, ft,i"Th$ts'l on ttw '.u'o.c t 73w' Place RUII list 0Vi73'I' Plat, IC M.11wy,llue Av,,to, t,tl ?'DeII' on MelIon,lIle £bOnJe 50 25th lIre,' uS I dam Pt,', Slit Dr 25th $tr. 15 I Ml 'C "•t' CImi#'t'c. Altamtt, .pr-ng5 a PPtCmP.CI 543 34 beg. a' the llIclCt.Or' 04 0,1 1742 S-IC 5 P 4_7 t'S t $CL RaIit'Dad bOl 5(1 ia,'t,.ci 'V'theI;tr'lp Staving or tnt n "ac. Camtry Chc load Ruin' ViOr'tti On Couettrp Clut R*d' lantold ct"rtt Line Ruf wute.mi,'lp on Sanford eant Line tO C) 5 II 42 °' $00'?. on tti ras' bUutida'p tl'm4 (A1 of Lorseu-uc 'I' PlViianO 5trp,' ConC,noesoutl' 01' hlrgflLart, 5Dee I; 5 p on 54 434 'C po'n' gf beginrIc P1Iln Psac. u,or-'cwc 'FOw-n PIll, cornet W 1in01 31 and We's" Aye, ¶i 0 LOngee.0 Iouitli wei 5e'm,noie Couqif,, 1401.01 PRECINCT NO 34 beg,... Ct the ,,lp-s.ct,or of 5R 434 arid PaInT Springs P0.0 'C 3-3" Blip __L' am; 35th Pt•t, Iti tI'm, SCLPI twIt' a.or'g tn 5CLRR IC A ut't boulasaro Rvnwet•a(5gA..p,rt BoyCIevaroto Itip rt of bepnni.ng P1lI.ng Plac, be'c.,s. Pr,, board Cots,', Comm 'none $ 04 $eftir,mp Coi'it,t, teS WVmn,6 P1*1 is' accomntoØ.',gess prs't,ntly •p ,;l CI?.?, Itt'i a0.guOft lot ma t2le0i'4ut and .$f'c4nt' 'C Nc'idIIIig f v'Ofieig 1110 V.fl4 Po'apr,-n.l4. tnt bo•r-d Ps'$ Iii 1 j A 1... * DOUGLAS P4UC)DLESION * a C, HUDDi, ESTOS, P,te.u,jantt 1 64th NOTICE OF SUIT . 35. 1573 I Il 1) r NOT ICE IS ano ,,ERFAS, IPIc TI't.OluliOrt 0$ ,j,,Ip ,,li ,l ii Ii *15 recoroec as riguired C (Pi$p,f lOt 73. Florida SIatuIe-s " O"I,Cial Rocd Boos 517, at pa;i 173 through 131, in 111, f'ce of Askew nn(e'I that tWII (Ii' fliort' tP - ipif'ntm, (rrmrr1 $121 hi $132 iwr month the wel(,.re Iflrtmtu tIes tS'Ctlb it iirejJ -idministrituc'ely b' As. Set'sirlty luer..fsts han liP ItOflIC on ',eu'tfr. rr'flplents .kew md rlid not ff'Qlliri! ipecuul '4' m '(1pm nfl the recent 'f -ti4 .- 4 I the i-.tart the o( (hi (IZS Ill huh ssc 're featuring lWtISl't'fl .tt4lrnt'y :\tiltt IIt'rring hts opponent .k'rr Ilrie..s. 11w bulls 'by.hlos (it'M'rlptilrn ml (in li.i.' 8: I ''7 - ' jaii'.' 11111 lIsts, ill)- I rt ((110(1 )ltU that tile Sanforli 1i 11CC t ill h:lS-e rad;ir t'bs'ktng use the tiow 50110 lit :-- ,' Iii ttllt tliiii', ill' (111(1 III)' 10,11k' (11(111% fritnil,s in ttis ci rt'a II15 11 StIr (11(1 sun bat! a trcll:11' tIliI(1('fIt tills JuIst Sun'hI)' I', hIlt liSting 1(111k Spri fl(5 - anli IS IIrt'SctutI) JlcItt tnt (It m1erI) I III.'tlllt.lI in Orhi nub Its (IlbIlIti ill (I 54'l't'ra! (rae(un's of till' -jlIfle, he Is 11)2111 - cmli II lfl mcii Ill ii - )UUC'S (1011 ill'. Ills) ('1, Yu,i liLly llttt knoW ::: ..'! - )IIUrlg lt - Suuitoill ( liv I fIuiiiliissiOIi(l jtI'il ' . -- - p0k. iOt•'srptt iu3r1s,oj when - ( 313s')' SVOIIJ(t rititq*,se Ill.' :rlsnnprs utter tile star IS -'nil-- t. r 0Wpr:se*r:nt, tsk.it . - 'supervisor's Offii't', tiit' first kg ill a ('t'ntral F'tiruhi thur (If t'mint elet'tjon SUpir sl'.11r', quick buss lIt uc'. from - 5', need infimrii(ton fr-ton SU( •tI (Wry ti.tt It'glsLItlI,ql 3 Ifl(r(,,tul'r ill (tic (lIlt' of (-'':1151k ?flj, ts tO, r ('0111 Juliari SR'nu' is 'c Ifl) , r 3 •'.c ether 1.Ik(7 tO I.siuio(l(t' Sprun1,' itt' tm ttiIu,i. iil.tl1) of n tho,,e sIIplaInung cituout thu, shtj(i - - J - hu.j tolti hull thu.', siouki uk,,' to 'sI C the ('(it (.1115 C'lt'J1l(7tJ 1111 111 I .ike (lkitgttj .itltI, if the ('vuill) ss ill not ('It7J(l the take, rri3ucs(e(1 theIr I'Wh,wrty bi' lf1t1('%I,,'(1 11111' (lit' its Sw I.lf(LlJci iIl.ilOt,Iltlt'tj wtieni an opinion fi'ouii 5111111 11111111 i'S'i.i(d), ilkl' (1.111 thi' tit' 141111 gist to Ito' Ills,' mitit stio ro't'd it 541 1111(111" iiiighit 1)4' ',SIlikttI county ss'hu'iehv thiit body wouki J)I'ISt)Ilt'i'S Ibis out ss' h toilit'r, espeetall)' since tIk,r. II OLI (t'itt'r ii tunmi in l,'lIIi(p.lfl'i tfl3 th' ttics b P1'l.'itis I Iosstvt'r lI(li'I'iS iitifi.'i (t'tb any I lks ss'ilhi Ito' t'tsuiilv iit' ' 'j)I't'iiidttli't'' ' until a i'eipt5 Is i'e('l'iS't'tb li'oiii (,IIS' A skew Stt'ti'tt 11111 •lIlSiS('(l lln, lblI'clkt it 11.0111 t(ftIiiS iilicil)Je to roiil,it't thn' ( III','f.'iiitU' lM'i'SI)ui(i I ly , ,'i net' he hiatt jils I cii'i'i 'e'd hack iii hail )it.'ii toWui, hut 1w had disrtisst'd the situus IIon with a legisIcI list' aide i1 thit gov('I'miIII' cituil hit HLIkI hit' ''would gIl Itt 55,11k 1111 it tight cIW1s%- ,' Sltinstruuil 1 Hi tiv - ClitI -NI II , tIouds through Fhui'- 'tt,i si ttottit't' US 'lt'nihosstmry 111.11(11) lIUl'lulg ittcf'n1n iiI esrtilng huurs llI:hu tut C-' 0 I 'is Inighi COl 1,5551(1 \l I .,.\st Itu ltd I lit t Ilil' II) l.tl1k)N IhE'IIII:,', csgm'tlti to house tIll liii Pt (1(1 ('omii in iss inuiet' for ciii n(bit'Litioii Mori'is said I)iuimhuilluuI cll )I)e(ii't'tl willing to negotiate ss- itti thi. e'it' ciii igi're'iiitiit Ifs hiou.e' iIi(iiIIriJoII -.' - - the problem f - - '- ilCttt.t'il ' (l'C il'hillljL 1)OSpiIaL3 lius is aidiUenjl lit the tramjlUon,.(l work to to illi -i r'lUderltlal the ('(-110(5 t'!t'tt:,-n tupt,!rS t.surs but i.)e'erw:,w hjve iA.M 7flUlli' ut ,4;ir fl:mtir',ih li,.,,. 5etTeL)fl iiud t'slliL'hiIl Judge ilisJges mit T.mupcl hl74 os.empttti the dicCUlliUt In Septt'inL't't und Ntvtr fiiit hon - irder LUt ill future rtsiile'ilujl ltjtl7 'P' hlrS iattl the ctt1ts un Ner':: tfl(ufl ti' t't fl3m'; '" ll'7L(ltlPlt 7VI:aI,L'-.I. of the ft't ' ' I' itep'up Ifi 'he 'luIIL)1rl}4, ' can hear tilt, buinb '!vrrv 11 :n the 'titans'e," !1s soul Uig .jl,s'ernmnt.nt -tifit'ial 11(10121 tt,I.J hull tiICY 01153 till' 'I 'I%'ts iinf m'hultltt,in 'ehi, 'ii &"!I -i7Ilt ri 'lIst ('iilltiO" 1 'hi- I '' iii ' is" itI-lI,I'i rtt4ulrt'(I7t'llt," Stune 'Iuit'Iui.'l StWr t':avtut '.sutor1, iii, lIe 5t'tflhlaJ"5 ,.*u(1 h.' 'isuuIIJ 4 I ,;; 17,11 '. 'klr (C) I ci, .1 new hums' Iii t', I htndu.'r dt'',t,lui't t.'I.'Ufl-CIIIILIU ()anis7t [klrt!naJt et.pres.scd the desek,pers IlIUM ilm.i I 1,111(71 rall.ihssottt' urt'*J to be u' i''! ss hilt' ''I g'je ' - I - lJpUnusL ' lit' 11111:1- ' 7 - cuuiiph silO, state Lists before reivil tog .0 drt*lglng Pettlut, s. (lw 4.1111 I,l,,ttlk'i' thttjt'tt.i1 Stf,,itiJ endet] the lnattl,'r u', st.iting. ''We dciii, ilt't'iI r(7rWtUtioII m.litJ(fljt' 31 cuitttti,,I colon',' - wh till Al IAMUN 1 1 SI'I(INGS 'N - Index - 1i((lllIt'uil'' tt,ik the ('1,1115. liuclit IIIJt'ctt'ht b Metor I-ass rt'ui,'t' Sts,mlf,ii 1 'I I'%tt'l'lh.I) ' ii IIICt'tiiig C IIUII'(1 iie'ti l('hIt'l of uti at ('tlflL'llril IItILIgt' ('cikodir ('it) ('I II%,l',s(tttI ituttlt' tly It sirs 1t,Its'll hut' t-t.hu'trlu ii "tlitt'II 11) tIlt' t1'tItttrt' (If tilt' .51 ,ltt' IlIt I' rita I 1111111 (I','t'iiiellt l-:.titttrtil (l,liiUilt'lIt I-fltt't ti(isuiituit Ilmll(uyL'Imlid I"UIid, 111111 it WIll Sulggt'st,'d that S*st'iet)- placing iilu•rcltllrIulil (1(1 tnt'dgu,ig 5port - ttlltl'iIII(.II 111)11 a hinder We flied tht' take !t'si.c th4lt 13 ltlm( than this other Stocks 'I'S' lii -I tt'Ltttti ilutts'r l,'(I Ct'tfliIIj( ttkt,, ()IlenLi. lotaill. ut Juthto'i,,cs.7d \ta',t'c Swolfor,,t . IIs7got I .4k' 551 th si lien', -'1 II,U'i,'Lt SSc's'L', (Lb it'td to 'h'su. ilk the prt,tperh 1111 sihi ' ti1stuig welts at the Like 11117 l,i)ot Sssuffor(1 ct1i 54,1, uuiiwrtzed to pi'ep.sre in pIle ,itin icr a pentiut (Vt adthnc.zut 551711 it tilt, Lake an Slaiur Swulfvi-iJ told CVWIL Il .ikt (kit'nta s u* papular LIke 1111 (hat ,* 54(t'r ks-el 311(1 cvuitnil,y should be estabIisiwj '' I Sr ('i liii l'I(tl lII't'mI iiIuu(lii'IJIJIIt) 41(101)1 0 1'sttlutio,i .111 lk'ii' oStIi)) I 103111101 niOtIs I1U111it' ik)tht't't 5SSl(fI(1 s" read tnittguisg (I(ltrdti,lflS it.lS lii ' (Iissuft,l ('(ililics ti mliii list' ('(loot) ('oiiliutuuon iIlrt'tsItIg ,51t',i clt',th', I ' ' 2 h5 -15 - -- 'l'hts ltl(413 Lit' st(fstt'Ie'd, he said, Prefinished Mouldings b uiiiiig t'viiti'oi ti the tssu t'%ustiiig wells si hi - tt 3rt' 551111111 ' tilt' lIt) (Ifl PI'i .1(1' (II t'(wtl', I' ui hitt'i', 1st' ,,itiit, (III' tIll siuld aqIls for a Pt'1IIh1t Im 't IIOIIIhu.'r u'ilIt'rgt'nt') sst'Ll 54 IlL II could control 11w Ies't'I of titi' -.'ie't TI I P M Tctlephon. $IIA$IIR CHAIGI Liks'. mi another Of hit CUStt'lll irs - I i-i;t it (III I') m' 1 - lad hUh I' lILtIt'li 'lOut htP.flt.ts'l'r ..i I1;!,,lhl','ritt Ir tequurt'ftlent. 'sill ,( ,iflil clviii nuni but scuti It) eft -. - ''-Ii.,-,. - t"4(lY -, ir 'n. tugr,.l throughout Irntoehr 3:&rk Ilso i1!%EflbIsi 'lestx" 'imlfl )1 iltkL'ci 1(111 IUiI-' the federal reguLinon, I.ktion super\t,slJr,, fl,)W IYqULtt7lllL'flt.i It I&J mJ4y to ','iIii' lusu.' the job lJ( ehet,kmg ht's' been 1111 ruLed part JtflIi,,I11003 luke the ,'Iu1t'titUt10h1,,h1 We '4.111 .*PpeiII but we lIllflt .Sbortlu,flt,st party and others," Ililpuntiult the' ,Johin dom'is to L'olitat't (1'eg Di'umuiwnd, county if 1si 53ei(5flg hefurI! 1 -ulfiriciry Iubclnnj-iuttee. . ,Im,tt1t'1, Sup('r%l,,wrs have made the job t,1t'l,'IILU iii,' flt('l,t III StIlJl)uiig jIllils OIl' ,i 1 ( 1.1 liSt' Ill S,i Ilffii'(l 's lm''-iliIliISit)iliti(''. .11-i kiiosii l)j)itiIOiI, his lii Slit's- iii I miibit tt'd .iii ill k.'ptng thent, I lIlt. 'tuif ('(liiiiJuIsSiOui 'hiaiinuiiii, Ifl('tlICfltJIlJ)' it 54(11. PreSUh'nIt J115111 who liii J4lnualr)- itt, .' St'ne iu1 new erurt ilut:es undertaken by the e!etwn (lIen' I II IliI (iti' fir ,i t!l't.Itm.tl(((II i'll (t'iu't'cil lllItIeu't Shuevi,i lll''Iii't'tI t)ii ssuiihl to' I'4c"jo)issihlt' (III' liII(isliig it'' hut il Iii(Ji'(' .111 (It'll l,it 11th tiI_V - , i,)rLsn,Ju, I'ttuss ulle, [isti .Jllit ru OUYWIIJ E3itch lit Ur.'r,' II :: tk'ih(j or ,,,,, 'l'hit' rum iii isSiltii ci ' t't'k a g t % is prut't'('(bIug clIng ttt lint's that Ito' I'lItIfltv ISIS to (ike (IStI this till list (null 11111' III 11(11 11 11111'S tile (Inst pi-'rso?I U ' '' Lake Controls Needed It Stt',isti'oiii is sulci'essftil iii jn'i'suiculiiug the ( ,ov'i'j' tI) omtk ci (I(m(il.liItfl1.v (I('('i't(' direct Iruni the State Siipi't'iiii ( 'unit, then the cit' iivato' scis'if tin' t'tttlUtiIltis t\pl_ 'uise III has'inig ti initiatt' and file its oss n (lout actioni to Ie&'t'is't' a final word 101 ss hici I r(slslInsit)iliti('s, it ciii, the' ('Its' ss ioiltb have' iii luavimig to pi'ovitft Its (lWli jail lacilit it's it'i.itigeiiuiit ':. , . el t'sterd;l)-'s ('lliiIliI('fl(,'. liii tilt' S's'icil Seii'iiy ssstt'us brought Vt'rnuuont III (lit, ) CII t 1933. Slut' still hvttig and (till)' ji-XItlI Into the fulill (ut thu )'euirs prlr tO tIer .:' Swo fiord Cites tt 'ti',' e. 'Ihis had this prograutu %s us lii. lass M'('Itlt.il) In .;: ,' -l) ..k,s,c'.i Stone iIII'.J lie PLInt1 the books are 01W Iottj for (lie Septemr prunar), but pt'-.'pk sht'ukl k thc' can prt'-rt'gt.jter (LI sole in the Nist'mbu.'r general Sc lilt note (II - '_e;1- llScu,ss With l,.'jn: t1uc etktj ,,f ' l) cas en the tntcnued ulpera (ions of (lit' election 'St m 7' Cm '. 1(7 1I.I rl SlIme .lrrus (Ii Ill 5,11gm iii .1811 Ss'lllInok' ('owfl eark ttWl.lS' ill ;i r-u 101 %ulh'rl' i%l)r, Stone .t Souferil AIrtmrt flIt IlittUri' t.Ikillj ,Irlli 1 (lIlt 541(11 lilt' I ls'r,ikl tis,'h,rt' II lotoring iit'ss lllIlIt't sI,iI illfi liOlitis •i jiil cit (lit' (lO%%ntf)55',i l"m''ii'hi c\s't'IIlit' cI mill I'nii'Iti Stiit't imitt'i'see't 1(111 er hLlppi'(II'i I' . ' ftcjt nrh Vk't zrn•. t'uters with wim tIn "', I llIimtlIiflm m firs' .5,1 iifmir,l 0 ii ltiutlt't rehti'jii IIIII1!'t - - J)I'is 111(15 SShI.lili, -' thl'rtT 1 5lne'rm'; holllbiflg 1 1111 "Wept iS I %1flt1il(' thing ' l 't -. ml- I)l'Illt'iitatilln of .'u'tR'If 's rils- -- : - 1k 11111, 'itt ur ,t Onlipt snug (II oltt.iiui help truni (; l(imtihnui \kt'1s in rtittivii)ht a clarification tpii ss hit ho'i- I In eil - ssill hit i'etjuiit'tI to hioust' Prisoners after Jan, I, U173, date the }lltjf tiMlught,y, liii,, Will )lIu" - . ' lit' - stI'IltIl is .-\ttllilul'v - - Nnr'h 'flim '(lilt. 'Mv IlIprr'lI,sllln hi' &?haflI't'S 5( their releasing Slnl'rI',tfl (1111113 '-eflilI! '' - It,lustsi 1111,1. S( -( )'I"l' l'I',rscli IIIIIpltlI Inl- IulIti hl('r 1(1 .1 '..' ' ' 5 'CIIc ' 'L • that Sltll.'r:('afl prtss',ni'r; ulll 71411 'If! it'lPasPil :Irk who t'l'fltl%' rt'turn,'ti ' t".' Ci. - i•Ip7i., - :. - 777 -1 1wu.stiuek 'r7t3 'n '"Cit I ' r'ur. I : ., .'w ' :111111! I Must House Prisoners all prison housing. i'uUt'r, : ' In .iltlhiflg -11 Nnrh VIetnam tl1 , State Secretary Confers tf',Ii t E e c ti on SLIDe r ii sor On Jail Question (din, or for tililt (flatter Mrs I ,lIWlIrI WIgner, Sill's (I)lilutIi 17 (1mb Ilgtlting for tier life (It till' 11111', thu ', ,t'n ClllL',*\' -:1 tllmLIy till' "lintifluufIli I; .5 ' c:Iiitar, hti',iev p...'nrl>- , It'll Ihmrtor, (151(1 to be ill'ilt('lI ss iUi till' Winn l)i,si.' fin IFIrSt Street in .San(ord, prior to 1us t.I4,ing tran'ifl'rrl- (l tu Mt 'I. 'M- . ' . St1t' 11111 it I%4 5111(1 "541' 511:111 try to tiskt' ill those funds 54)11111 (Ill' be'itu1' g ' '. - ' .' j t'il,'('tiIlIl - Aug I, IS. 33. 74 4 .\iter -A, r , Hichard Stont' i centerl, secretary rtf state flew flet'th'tJ for eIectil)fl l)p.!raugns City Cont in this morning to confer with Carnilla Bruce, iflissiOfler Gordon Meyer weIcom Stone r, county supervisor of elections, on k'gislatll)fl Sanford Decree Whether Sanford i "•5' 'r' lit, ' ,. , ,,. Press '."7ti'r :l11NCTrls,1 '.ti,rfgtetl ' .. .'. , ;: S '•'7 iWELCOME TO SEMINOLE COUNTY Ster'istron'i Seeks Declaratory (lii, 0(15 ,,, - 5 , ,f sIC'..,., • - ' :. :-. Is L51FS PflhIJ II"-. -' - - - Askew's Help Asked fllr ci "suite flfle' 1 - •. 'S.lJi _, I' 1 ' - 1 '.' A War ,, j' ! F" 4 - 'aid (li ltnst' wit li(55( 's ss Su Id ret,'ou ni bt'hia %'iI,r ill .\1o'( 'all's Lake ( ut1n(' Jail and in I)adtm ( 'miiil ,Jail ss here he was held for several days hell'fl hn't ;l tra nsk'rrv(b to Ta Va res throughout thi, I ujntr',- ',serti abintining U' 1(11111 rid for tIll'lr fire trill k NIl Joke Iust n in A1tIi(IlInt, ('ISL' tile)' plared their IIrlil'r - '4''7 a.;- •1' .1. - Reds Will Free Yar,; Aft' f',: N ' Ramet1 Say 'i' " --. II ., lfl('jtk!flt,l 5.. 'ia,gt, ItC(l3 ('t'lI )- IPur 11(111. 11111, sn't ('I)±it 31111 ii - aA..a. '., Vickt'i''s - thuS tt('&IS't*$I sseuI ,Ser $12,000 In Pl)ifle(lts IfS W1TPI155 WHEREOF. I IVilf0 lit my hand arid If 'I'i tltp Ofl.ciêl Seal f lt 5g4,C C Cgunt, CO'ticn't5, ,n.qt tn's me;*"' Cu ill?, 977 1 34.11 Arthur 54 Backl,,tIl, Jr Cl.,. tA ?tSp Board of CourPy Cpmy,gqsp,,5 in and lot linings, CO,nf, 'liii' 1it t - $(t'71 in oIx.'ratitln Thurs(hi)rough Sunita)' on 20th, 2t1I lJ f'nst Stteet anli Park s rote in Jest (Ill-out 111 ! n shrllp .iIlnw-inr JR i'l,it'n (114,0*' trir. $1 t) In 7 - '0.1.' '7 aat.s: a :' - - Iluheit Williaiius of ()i'lantlo, one of Me 'all's attorneys t itid t he ,ju rv Tuiestlay hat t tie (I('lense 550111(1 shios', \'iukers was ''a very s'iolejit, nienta llv (bra nigttl person In the IlIcantlilu', ((It 'nt'(it (If the 'It':llI (Ililt.''' in ) inrri''I 'Oc .neluded it 4 - it.('f *"r. - ff0111 ,'jt Bombing Bad News For PWs I " Uclure I In witnesses took the stand, the judge tol1 the jurors that if the 63-vear.old sheriff did not th ke tIu(' stand in his own defense, the jury could not in. terpret it as an inference of guilt. - A' 1i Ut 12W1 f th. blind, the Iii'lJit)lP(l -intl 17th (tw .1' "tderty'' .st1 -Sikew ____ l'tO't(i SI it! fit liii li(1('ijuI'('(j \'ickt'i' tfl(j (11(1St' tutu the 25u1 iiiilt' t lip Ill 'lava ris Without iulciIltnt ''lit start'tj i t lilt' WI thi iii (1(1(1 1(10k III his evt, without ut teu'ing a word,'' luster said hIr):t's anti ounttir4iar'is tate ll'1!r:Ig4. fl-sq 'L." iF ')iI Il I YtfWtIt4 i'1Ii itifl ts. A ipok.'sm,in for A'tkew it.l 2(1 per rent inorease in SACIstI ____ - I,'' ,ll- .i the 4kat>It'4 '-md I2nd 0 Ii' the i'tl,'ry Ifliong the ii.' ?s'en -efth this nrr' - A t'oetIt. ('UIULIIIL', bat-k. ' P14 75511 Car t4 ,it,ly. 972 as appears SIp Di $' fl.' I boos for bad Cnty DEC 11(11(1 ssith tlfll' t'Isgiblp rt' - Iplr'nt Flilinli (toOl IlIt 111 $121 per 10(111th anti (or hiitisv'holrts '*41111 I , VtI$#t rippropriuIu.d by tht' 1772 I ugh. i,tiure (or tIte np.ratun of the pkifilI(' I*Siit,'Ifl(e program placed in a small nn'tai cell known as "the tank -'u'kers lay in the 1.;ikt ('otirily Jail Ill (lt)VI(fljS physical (listress until April 20, when he was taken to a hospital iii 'ra%'arOs, U Eagan said Viukers (lied in the hospital i\I)l'il 23. - 'That 1)1(1w was :1111 t'aus,'d by a man being st niit'k ithi i fist,'' I':;iIn said (II hit' blow that allfedJ\ t'a IIsI(f \it'kti's' dea t ii 'Ilie first witness called was fike ('ountv Sheriff Eta uk M('ech, a p)iflted by (ov. Heuhi n Askew alter Mc('aIl was suspencle(I who testifitI as to the (fate Vickers WaS arrest1 aIlCI (he (fate he died, HIlluwinig Mevt'hi to ihI stand was l.akt' ('ounikI 'uty Albert 1"l IS tii', who picked Vickers up in h1ui (In a W.Il'ranit issued by a Lake ('ounty judge Ill(1 tl'Il1sJX)i'tt*(I the J)i'iSohl('i' 0) T;ivares It', Jlthfl luster s;iitl iIiiiiii .ItIthif)l'ilj('s 1111(1 SItki him Vit'kur ilee(li(j leg irons because ''I hiis itia ii is violent and You l-:ln 1'II that thIs is the he's given us problems It tOOk several men to friendis SI'aSlmn'' subdue hi in JUst knk - I P iuoort-s.n' nsa, t en'.•ec you Is' In,,,as G.rvanØ,6 Bettor WITN(33,mr, P1014 aric 'tsp 'ealOf t4 iaC Co"' ot' ,tol 35;', 973 754. .kYHUI IECr WITH, A$ Cleti p4 $ Court B, Mat,t,e B's,.,, s oeput, c.' Iubl'04' Jl1 73. I, 15, 1473 pp , i5Ifl't, llf'lIPtCfl 11)4' IIIJI*lIflIIffl piIyillt'nt (I IIuw'd (or a hqItIte - I Oid On limIt II, 1423. feSOlwp It Cft';ri.l, vOting precinct; art polling pIae- for sc,l prec.rtcts tI (It'' t Crc-ut Court :' SamirtO. Cn', Florida and 4.H( RE AS, in Slid IeSolut,On pollrl;plac, lOr Pr,c.i'it Plo 10 ..t l"!On,6u;lp de;;n.ld at 'r. Ccun.m.untp Pr,jt,pte,an ("'tt1djCaI.ot'ial Build-rig Las, Ma', Iiq,d. ano WHEREAS. tP', co'r,c' flO*fiI0 Ind regorec 10 lila In, polIng ft Pr., n' claims .nd denied wPimCh yOu. P4 1t I'e La'. Mary EIem,"t't', PIPIt' CA you flIp tta1 agantt sac ScFiCIOI, LIte Mary FIor,da. ar: P%'$te tI ?PI4 Of$'te f P401-torati, WHEREAS it , ,p,, ,ntp.,tm0- o WaIlac, H Mall, Count, Judge it., Pc'.aroo County Com,viist,ori.r; Semmoi, Coin'p, 04 Pt's Ø+$i(, fl Ph,. Pg tie,, Ctre(t the error at ' Court P4j5 in 5art'' FlOrida. Pr,(nct P.O 14, Celith error .5 thn, ta Calendar mom lno 'hP 0,6 tI t rel on 04 . . 'np 04 lIsp lint' putilCI'.n 4 lPi5 II 1177, it, tacti claim Of demOni int NOW THEREFORE - BE i ¶ be in wrmtin; and COnta.?' he p4cc f P( ED , ttme Boarø of Coo"', 'es'DerIC, and poSt off mc, addreSs c COm,Ii%5iOCtrS of Court, tIle crama,l' .110 rnus' Dl S*tt' P(1 Fborø., that lPiqp do P'ereI', IP, D CIliPrIflI It5 •9e'V CC It oes.geua', as In p,. nip.it por", tOSr*v ot the tam, shIll OP VOid ptmac. fo Prec,nc, Plo 10 the Liii T'A( COMM(RCAi. PAPIL P#.a' (lamenta, SchnoI, LI" AT AINTER Pr i Ma',. I o'ioa arid (It 3 Pt 4. MOISt Pt IT FURTHER RESOL , C) 51 PnrSØefl' m.t upon potIIc.IiQn f 0116 1r;t °Hq' r,50107,Of'm Cl ,jly II 1577. vP-ems As A;m,n5tr.tO, 04 tIll bp I00.d as a to.,ect,,', l''f said (sate I4t lPipØSCrp,, 0$ P,pc,qscl ho S (livid 5 P-aSIC s vtp ottoemng (inC S Band of the NI, Due to an error In tAt fm 01 rrtolgu,On of J0ly ii, 1573, II'S ROSIN ABEL 4. BAND Community P tlfi•rI Chu' 2C71 Man S"es't ECuc.Pion.I cal BiI0mng 01.Oa SarasOfa. 0S'tmtit,6 as tt,q polling place I.' P.ol,,,, L .- I 'I '. "' '' Prp,r' No 14 TPmt eat a.' •nrs4 C)(C. 3? tele conect p011ing plaIt •' i _________________________________ Irpcnc-1 P4 (3 tl'me tat.. MI', Eltinenlar, SChool. Lake Mary IN THI CIRCUIT IN AND F0uda S.'. 'P., r,lt,$mq 9,t.IVtl7 FOP 5(MIPiOLf COUNTY '7 ,'nO talC JiiIV 23. 1427 ILORIDA NO 73 -Ill bE rT 1 0k TIlER RESOL it III II TI. Uatria, ttlt tP,$ 'r5Qiut,nJ, be recorded 'I $'E1 IL LEE BRENT. PPm, Official R,tC Boom n Ii Mu554rt, (lit. e4 fl'.e Cleft g4 ,Pup Ci'cmi't £".c CO3ir' ot Sem-ni1 COunty, FloG, WILLIE AtillO t,R(5.1 014 tP'ab$,4,4 'ttOlIti01' be psJbIt?f'd Wi' II, tiin in • r.*%gap.' ci' NOTICE OF SUIT 1.P'I,'al circulation ifl 5e,r-nr 4.' , $.-ti' i'•,., '-'-n'c 510 Imj, 0 t,, 0 tP.f pvbl.c,aIior 04 Its' ?q'%OiiIC4' I'.rt. liSp, Iirgirl,. ' Jil 11 )P3 V(1 LII( p.(p(5 V NOT 1F1(Q 1 T t Oi FLORIDA. !Po04 I" acImon lot 0ssoi,,t.gr f COUNtY OF SEMINOLE. "marriage ls.s be." fled against , I H(l4 £ P 'V CE P (II 'V lcsa' ,, .rc you art neg sd fg Wip a tiCv, •n' I oepg ,r 5 a Irtip and u pDi er't$ o,4e-rises • (Of'ecl tOp of a PesoIijtmnm ti' 5ls'p'ipr, J ,)Of'flSOn-, jr .eton, iFs.rtrIlOi'tI, by tP, board Cl Cori', for 'usD40. whoSe addets ,s Comrliits.on.qs of Secttnoie Cr', iofs.'tOt' and P.n.cx,. P A 2.1 East or 1173 U't'm1e,5p tin ciii the money wi'sald I 'lIrIP (rorri stithin the )) mIllIon 10 it.it' ;tn'l f$"4f'titl (1111(15 c (I 'hu99i' 75" ShIn Askew ii'rt. bIin't (11141 iti'ihJ,'sI tim - 'mllIriiI,sls. losses' (10111 10 ('tr;Ici'c ill 5114 hIl Sdf izrs?y Wednesday, August 16, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 Year, No. 238 Price 10 Cents ll.,i.'ll 7 .1 A'nlf,ire !hey l'fltlId receive Hi' 4'lsd the SA"iiI .Seeurity inreases 's'ntild havt' knkec1 '5,1W) F'Irorid,anq off the phi-hr IsslItafirt' rolls - 'Ry hikIng this srtlon," he laid, 'there still he sppr'tinuiteIy 1.7rA rem.weij (ron, the rolLs ln.'ihe;s4 ' - Iiorda. and it tr,, o'.g.r..l *11' ,n, (.erS oft,, t'pit'dtCio,t o 'lrlrlcburo- f'qI III tOSS tilt' lJ';lItI I , I 'Ill 50$ rc,qr's In WeIfutty pI)'hlllrIt,i fir hitc' 1.'ite' elder I',' ()('\j.,.\, l"Ia :\I' I Saving, ''l'liai (faltltl((I t1I(l' isn't ('i"I/Y "lIsJl(ndf'(f Lake ('miiitv Sh.'rif( Willis 1c ('all lIlltlt(i(f a t)lat'k f)risonf'r in the stl)lila('hi SI) that it caused his ticat h, Pl'OSt'cUtnr l(uh'rt Eagno t(ll(l au a Il-while jury today In tli linlillig Ii'iiiu'ks at \It'( IIIS SI('(llIIl- (f('gf'('(i IiUiI-dt*r tt- UII E;iati saiti invest Igattrs l('arl)e(I from other 111111.1 tf'S J 11(1 a jailer that 's1c( ill k icki 'l'oininv \R'kers3l, Ill Miami ''with grea I Iort't'' April 13, then had 'ickers - IN COUNTY JUDGE S COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. FILE NO $1%( (5Lt I LY MAR ¶P4 s ((F P4(7 • 4. . C A MI''. ¶5. Dcc,at.t NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO) ALL P(RSOti S HAVING -. *51*111)7 t,i,'.') u IJL*S,ui) SAID ESTATE 'C 5 bid each- ci' ,. ale herb, I fii'J ttr'irrgl ill-It. 10 10 If(Ii'nt st.clety ,stwh as ours, see hsIvn an n1t111(lttii'.fl (A help the 'Ill!, the bliro usnil Its. c1jiitblei,' Trial Under Way ' FICTITIOUS NAME 'by c-ten that lain .i? 'P2 Sos,lP, COuNTRY CORPot rIORIDA at erigagru " t s CCcNTRY COR ne,' C ROSS Saritc'd, Seminole ('ORATION Cl LORDA. a t a Cc,n'y F I -d, Onir? tPI $idtlOu, CROSS COuNTRY CORP and eacl' Itarlir t ?fTpl STREIT FAMILY 04 'hem if It r; ar 1 dead tIm, RECREATION ROOM a".d that -' unLrO.n SpouSes P.er ntOnd tOregi$ti sad rlarre wIPI tt' OPt tPI5 iegate. grantee, Credtd.r, CIiw't (if TP.p (rout COurt, Se'n-vt'ip IUCCtttOtt assignees or Otp.er County, Flotidi in aCcordance wtn persons CIanirg by. !P.rc,çP.. under PIP prOysont of Itil F Ctl.t or agens' VII' atmose 'Iamb Name Statutes. To Wit Section $4.3 Cs$,rtdants 0! Al'y il them 05 FlorId. Statutes ) 4 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED S J0P'n W AnderSon III? an actmon to Q.e? TtI, to the P0hth July 35 Aug 1. S 15. 1173 10110* rIg propert, Ii Sern1nola 0(1 tOt Covn', - F lot Ida LCt'tl) handS (lf55 tIle easterly FICTITIOUS NAME $ leet 0 laid 10151 FirSt Addition IC NOT ICE IS PICrb, Q.On thAt I am Pt NE SlUR ST Sanfora, I br dl -ii b,'tne'ss a' Shads According to the PIat telerp0f PlOilC* Cas;ebrrr, Semnol, r?COrOed ri Pa' Boot S P.;, 75 ot tPt Public Reco"Ot Cf Semnoli COuty. (lord. vrtde' tIme F,clits Plain, of TIME FOR CHANCE ard Counts I' Iotmda. that I inlend tc, register sad ilar?'. ttat Df'Pn 1-1,6 Ia-n;! yOu ano V * It, tPi CIt's ('I III C-rcu I Court ac rpg.,r,6 Ic, ceo, C4 pOut 54m,nic,I, Cot-vitp Florida in IC *r ilri defnte-t I am'1 '0 it. on 5% ) 1 coroSnce 'I'm tIl, p' si,s 04 tI, Thomas Itt !! Attorney fop Name Statutes TOW I;' hrtttI *.'iCtSe adO'es; So-Pt 1310 54'ctmOn $4) 05 Fiqia StIlutet 155! Cit'zent NaiaruaI Bank B.ldrg Qrlanoo Florida 33l artd lip tPll 5 1 f'dt'( P Roberts PubIth, Aug I 15. .33 35. 1472 original *th tile Clers f the 100sf DEC 43 St5l,6 CDt On On betote me 3tt1 day 0$ AtiQv$t. 1S' etherAte, 4 RESOLUTION luOgmi'." *11 be ente'ed aga.ns' YOu 'D' lIp relef oe-'a'lo,6 n ttt, ON MOTION BY COMUISSIONIR kl USIQUOPI, SE COPIED BY-Complain, WITP,iESP. Pr1 and and seal os COMMISSIONER YARBOROUGH. THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION t$id Cciii v' "-t 74'?' dat cif ii, WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT TP4E REGULAR ME EYING OF I Star THE BOARD OF COUNTY CO U ART 'AL' t * I C P.4.1 H J P MlSSlOP,(RS OF SEMINOLE Cit's cii i'I C'.I CDu"'l COUNTY, FLORIDA ON THE 25th (It Ellen. Scot DAY OF JULY, A 0 t1Y3 Dsp.,', Clerl t%H(RFA', Il-i !".'d ci' Cc,c.'ty st. Te.on-ies Lc'ct. (to Cmrns;io,-ter f Senr,m'loII County SuIt 1314 Clue,. National Bans Polo-n; Orlando. FIO,,da 73531 AIIm,,, 10 Plain'itf P.i,tPi Ac; I 5 I5 73 1573 DE C'. - -'il'. McCall Murder t, TO 5t( ILL IA P.' P.' ROGERS OOUCLA7 HuclCLES1ON a taD Q PIU C) Dc (ST ON. C ROSS II ' It hiblil Askew (-ir, ( 1(15' - iijrraL? Ciert cif lN Circuit Ciiij,t, Semr,,,e County - lot da b a000rdartce * tn Pf,e prOt%'Ons c,f the FiC$,l-, Name Slatuics To Wit Sedon I&3 C'S FlOrda Slalutn 1457 jasepc, Selgqr P,ytsP, Aug I IS. DEC 34 'I .\I.!,if,v.,n,1,;, £ i - COUNTRY CORP a S a CROSS COL'N TRY CORP WILLIAM N ROU(QS. aid State Ups Welfare Pay 15% i r FICTITIOUS NAME I LIGHT I I NT P4 JUDICIAL Cli t, n a a-' cLllT IN AID FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY - FLORIDA CissI AcIsn On Ond in 5'flPit at P0 P0% I (Atseltierry. Seminole County y - FlOrOAundertPi, Fcliteoujt Plain, o, .i PARR 4 SEL ENtERPRISE. And thAt n'endlorrg%ter sad rtlrtic stit' tIle CROSS F lo'aa To Minimize Losses' I 322.OSQO MN EAMISICAID 520 S. Napt. A.., Soisfurd, Fto,kla1 �oB — 2A—.'The Sanford Herald Wednesday, August16. 1972 7: 2 031, 29i Lake Mary Moves To Incorporation 7:205:, 7-37t- r SR. 44-A I fl ,n1w'r 1q Te !-'r &'onunerce cnnumttee su orking on the Incorporation of I ake Mary presented a map sheus ing the boundaries anticipated or recomnwnded by the group ..... . - im,it, a. Irtull. ..it'ruiiir -j — .1 - x— ('it) of Lake Mary ,Iackson said that a separate i.,.,.i (nr thi' In. Ia..,. .................... iumru 13 i.e,..,,, corporation -------- 115 4:' / 4 /1 /1 f A / ,, / / (p / ' ' ('ontinued I'roni The committee seeks an orderI) e%parcsion of groccth that best suits the people, local protection, control of zoning and construction, designed progr.irii of road nhiintenani"t' cpansIon, some (it) street lighting, and orderly eventual economical transfer from septic tank to state anti county approved sewer facilities Donald Jackson, nest president of the Chamber of ('ommerce, said the Chamber assunwil the task of preparing a .irtcr stablistuin bonnmi,irit's employing an attornt'>, bringing the matter to area legislators in November their consideration antI approval bill to presented the Florida Legislature, police ( \ .4. 4 • a cccli u h '4 ti Proposed boundary lines for Lake Mary submitted by incorporation committee, - - - - - ______ ______" - _____ -- - - Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT -riu I P61OF,Ieut . tt/ ' ye OIJnci c In The To to seek a seat oi th" ('unt) Commission, i -is fnled at yesterday's rnet'ung i-if City Election I s La President Nixon Mz'ot Lawrence Swoffurd recommended Donald c Myers, 110 Hurke Street, an actoWitant S4SUI Ihi-Act's CornMyers alstays has been mtcrested in the city governmeat. Councilman Daniel Dorftri.an inlec'ted a note of caution in that it would be prudent to first approve redistricting before ek'ction if Mers, Ilowc'vcr, Mayor Sstofford said the council did not tuic'e tiimcc for thus. sin it requed lii ordinance D e b a ted OIIIANI h-la Al I - In a precedent setting move Tue day, Brevard ('ount corn. missioner Ion l'i'ulson filed a suit in U S l)istrict Court ttt're challenging the Fionda st which prohibits independent eanipaignung prior to the Sept 12 prUTUir). The suit uks the tht1')Udit' federal panel to block the Mate's precution of her for early campaigning In her tuit she contends the Low violate's her constatutiiinal guararltee equal rights under the 14th Anwndment and riiht tO IT speech under the irst Amta'ndrnent Mrs. Wilson is seeking the stale' Senati' seat from district 16. mmipuMI of seciions of Brt'vu-d, &'rramiole, Orange and Osceola Counties ComnrntszlonerWulson,cchoon Aug 7, filed 10,000 lit'tmtIotls ccith the' supervisor of e'levtiun.s, said that "Florida statutes 99.153 ekarly sets Sept. 12 as the dcainc for certutit'atuon the rxnninating petition by the , supervisor of clt'c'tions Hoccever, ttw statutes are unclear as to cche'n the Department of State must notify the candidate. "M) opponents on 11ev Republican and I)e:not-ratic ticket are pt-rmmiitted by Florida Statutes 99161 tt't to ads'ertise their candidac) cia mass niedia advertising, billboards, burnptr stickers, br hurt's, ('IC' swiply by having paid their qualifying let' Ofl JUI) 25," !aOti Mid. While visiting In Sanford toda -. Secretary- of State Iticiard Stone nnnwnted the' effect that he' would dispatch 'me of his members from 11w legal staff hane the rmuitWr ccmth haste. "I'm Jiis-t as Interested in testing this part of the law and would prefer to have a court's opinion offered " Not basing seen MISS WIlson'i actual cormiplaint, Sane deferred from offering any addiUrnal coiwnents on 11w subject 4. News I ft) MARIoN ALTAMONTE SI'IINGS The district 3 seat on cit) cow-icii, which was vac'ated U1 the -FICTITIOUS NAME rs Named and tn'aring 55 nIll Mrs was c'lu'rteci to serve the unexpin'd term of Radloff. Council has established Aug. as 11w dali' for a decision on the redistricting Maor Sstuufford contends the city should not have its municipal elec'tions under the present thstricts. 'rune is cit the essence in the matter, since the elections held on Dec 5, with the qualifying period beginning 45 dass prior to 11w election Cd) Attorney S J Davis Jr sail tiet' council should base the rcthstrlc'ling approved Li) O('t. 15 Dr sentunlent of counc'Il is for I"i'tauung the present tow' districts, cc Itti not mUch eniusiasmn for increasing the number in t'a('hi district. ('nun-il apparently prefers srmhi governing tty 11w mayor is the fifth i (iUnc-ibin, running at large III other matter, Count-ui set Aug. 29 as the date for publictit'aringon 11w budget for flie coming fiscal sear hi nmcii did not adopt a AiU tentative' budget at yestenia>'s tIit't'ting, floE Mt the aitliage, this' budgt't has t,it't'n cited by Mayor Sccofford at 1-57 miiulliomi. The budget for the' present )eur us s1ighit wider $5 imiilliome Mayor Sstufford has said the city Is holding the line on the miullage, which remains at fit-i', it has for the past 10 )'ears Duriman, perusing the figurt's in the budget, told c'ounc'ul, "It's a healthy budge'L' Mayor Sccoffc*'d explained that the' budget d's not re'fleci salaries of e'niuployes, cchwh, he said, still be 51 per cent above 11w pec's-eat s-aLone's. Prior to Oct. I Ma'or Sccufford dislged, the rity will inutiet' a jeb c'l.auulication and pit scale' ti-tn ('lIIplO)eS, •iMoIl) Maguires" "The Molly Magulres"was the flOIfltl of is secret society of Irish Immigrant lilifleit who fought for better living and working conditions In Pennsylvania in the is The society st-as suppressed in l77, ictitn'' The mayor reiterated his complaint there has been no tfwratiOn upon the part of county regarding the lake, in sthith adjacent residents have t'pt'rienced flooding conditions periods of heavy rains. (he ifl ven t'tat w, '.:i 'CL IS i-errt' ,,' ,- 'gpe in but.rte at H*yt 434 & U $7, Fern Park, SmnOIe r-ufl'y Florida 14'idCr the tct,t'Ov% rme i, L U SE ky CE CENTER, and we Interid to r.gltef tad name A tIm the Clerk of The C,rcu1 Court, ,,rimimcmI, Co.un?p, Fiord$ in cc m'dance tv th, provlionc 0$ the Nan. Statutes. To we -tit,o FIoe,da Statutes 1$57 '.f'CtiOfllf-S S CPmarle'l 9 UrineJrrcid I. Laity Publish July 76 Aug 2. 9. 16. 1977 DEF - % A.SIIIM;1ON I Al' - 'flw White House say's Pre.'udent Nixon plans to O(Idr('i,S 11w zunFICTITIOUS NAME nual (iiflVcfltiofl of th Am'ri. NOt Ci lSPrrrbvgven ttt*t arm' can legion at ('hIcago Aug 24, engcgpd,nbus.nPt%at346N C Lake Iuresadent still stop off ui ,, Lc,gwQc. Seminole Cøty Clucago cc bile en route from Florida ufidir thC fictitious name of hIuse at San ('k'nmientt', Calif., d TUCSdlv Nixon us to spend about a stt't'k at San Ciemente, then go on to Hawaii for a twcday niecting with Japan's new pnmnt' mmmnir, Kkuei Tan. aka, athng Aug. 31. Nixon's 'mocrat1c' opponent Nocen*'t's general tiecticiri, &'n. Gtrge Mnvt'rn, is to addrt'ss the ia'gien (-onvenUuin the night of Aug the Same night Nixon is ti-i accept 11w prt'sidt'ntial rioumunation at the ftt'pubbcan National Con. vt'ntion at Miami Beach. , Bruce Frank Ii n I n'r-rmd tO r,çVe' 5b'd name with t lISt Circuit Court, the Clerk ,,iy, Florida in cc sen'm,riol, (j cordance w,th CPIC provi'OnS 0 the Ficti-tiotn Name Statute-s. To wit F ID? ia Statutes ty 5eion I3 S Cleranc' J MCkPtvr' . it 23. 1$72 Put'-v Aug flrc.'; SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notici of PvbliC HiariNg Pfotce 5 P 0tI' tPiIi th I4°ard of A0aattrrm?nt *II COnd,ICt I t pubIc app'o..ng a rear ad side yard varanCe above ground pool in an 9 IA Re-s10,nt,a' Zone on the follow-rig OusCr'bed pope'e-lv The East 90 4 104 10 arid the West 16001 Lot it. Block J. Nor thpat, S 0. recorded in Pla' Boov 10 Pages 97, 93 and 91 Ot PbI,c 0$ SerTtfl0le County. Fib I trthtf Setcrlued as on Po'nsePula Tli5 public hearIng *11 be held in Itme County Commst.on Chambers o 'Put Courl House, Sanford, Fior,oa o September II. 1!73, a' 7 00 PM- or as soon ther,a4','r at possible Sernnolr County Board Of Adiustmettt By lack 5,",, ('amman PubIsh August 14. 1$?? SAN JOSE, Calif I AP ('burning his free speech was violated, former English professor H. Bruce Franklin, 37, has filed Suit bert' in an attempt to regain tins teaching pb at Stanford University. The self-described Maoist revolutlona-) was a t('nured a' sociate' professor cc hen the Stan!cn't Board imf Trustees SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT toted 22 to fe hn last Janr>- 11w board aded after Notice if PvbisC Hearsn a lengthy campus bearing N'-c, 1 hereby gen IP0$ the found Fr:inklin guilt 'if ini-iting board 0$ Adeustrnent will conouct a students to violent acts dui-mg pubIcpsear ,rugtocomusider approving antiwar demonstratiI,ris in a Lot Ste v.rlanCe in an 9 IAA Rrsorn't Zone on tPie toleowrtg January and February 1Y71. ouscrOad properly 'Dr suit, also sponsored by 10$ i, ii A. West Aitanonte the A.mt-rican Cit-il Liberties Hr;tts. Section 3 Further Unnln of Nohe -ii California, Oncrbed as corner f Shepherd stas filed in Santa Clara County Street and Raymond Avenue Th,$ public hearing will be held in Superior Coun uesdos'. the Count, Commission Chambers 0. Vvooldridge t, rt t4o,se, Sanford. Florida, on September IL 1917, at 1 ir I' U - or as soon thereatter as 0 'm.nCIe County Baird C'4 tt, Jack Syrne. (i-amman ''m' August *4. ICfl DEC. 73 lJ,IS AM11J-5 'AU - 'I'bt' trial of Williani 0. Viooldridge, the .&rmuI) '5 forimie'r st'rgf,iafl(SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD major, and three others acOF ADJUSTMENT cused of taking kickbacks from Notice of Public Hearing enl1ed naii's club operators NOI'Ce s hereby gwen that the has been delayed until Jan, 9. board of Adjvstnuernmt *ill Conduct a It had been scheduled to start public hearing t consider approving Tuesday' but federal c'ow.j off, a LOS Si:, variance itt an 9 IAA ciala s-aid It was continued P.O Resdential Zone on tIme tolloeirmg described properly attorneys will have (line to col. La' S. Bs B. Replat 04 Tract lest videnc'e from witirsacs Sarilando Springs Further tnbt0 ii on Se'iallowford Cede abroad public ft,arir,g will be held in Wuoidgt', once the AnmI)"s theTim's County Commiss'on Chambers lu.trst-ranking enulustetI IiiOfl of the Court HovI,. Sanford, and nust retired, is accused of FlO'ida. on Septembar IS, $917. •t 00 PM. on as soon thefeatt.r as ret-vising at least $350,00u In kickbacks and rakeoffs from Seminole COvriip Board club operators. Wooldridge has f Adjustment denied the charges. • Jack SYi7ii' Chanman PaiLIsim AuguSt *4. 917 ___________ DEC.14 _________ FID*mCe. on September 1$. 1i12. at 7 ( P U. or as soon thereafter as Seminole Count, Board Adiustrne-mt By Jack Syme. Chairman Publish August 16 1977 ________ __________ Lane - Notice ci Public H.ar,n Net'cr ii hee, Q,ir' that thu Ba'0 of Adiuttm.& *11 condvc' a C.,mbtmchearmr.gtoconc.dr'r •Pofo,vflg a Lot 5,:. varance em an A 1 £gr,cuttur. Zor* Ofi he 10110* fig if'lCribed proptrty Be'g'nnlng a' the NW co'ner of Lot I of BlOck 7 0$ Sam$ord Farms. cc Cording to Plat th.ret duly ri'corç. in PutIiC RecordS of Seminole Count,, Fla - thenC, run (bit along the North Int of tad Lot 194 thence South fl thence Wett parallel *mth tPie North line Ii te tIme West Imn a said 10$ 904 Block 3 Of Sanford Farmt. thence Norm along the laid West Inc to tPme Noetri 1,11. Of laid 10$. being a Oltanc, of jnt Of beqlnnifsg Fui-. i' t tha Iher de-tcrib.d as South tide of Orange Boulevard, East of Oregon Avenue Thuipubic hearing wili be held n the Courtly Commission Chambers CITY OF LONG WOOD, FLORIDA Notice •f Public Hearen, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bi the Ct, Council Of the Cl, of Loegwood. Florida, that sad City Council wIl hold a pic Imearing PiC Question of changng the inn; clattIcat ori of thy f011o* fl9 deSCribed property be IQ'i In 'p, Court i-'t J?Ip ,jL,d Seminole Covnty, Florida, ut Jap ct" Decratea TO ALL CREDITORS AND PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE o armO cah o4 'sm are P'tO nc' tcd and require-i to present any claris and denmands wlmCtm e"er 04 you map hate agaritt tIme eState of JAY RICHARD NOR TON, a a ca, R Norton. Ceceasf'd, late o4 sad Ccijn?y, to tP,, County Judge ul Semnole County. Florida. at P5 office n the court hj5e of said County at Sanford, Florida, *ittSort t calendar months from th, time of tyt. tirst publication Of tlm,l riOfl(e T*q copes Of each claim or de.nand t,P,atl be fl *r.tlrq. and Shall state tPieptace0$rrdenc.andpostoft,ce aOdret%otth.claemarmt. andiltall be sw" te bPihe cta,mar.t, ISis agent, a tIng fCC Ct One dollar and such clam or demand riot so tOed shall b. void WILLtAM R NORTON As admnttrator 04 the Etiat, f deceasil STENStROY. DAVIS & MCINTOSH rlm,da State Bank Su'te 77 5t , l)J Sanford Florida )?1 Attorneys foe Esta'e PbI,th JtmI, 71 Aug 7. $, 16. t977 - CITY OF LONOWOOD. FLOR IDA Atirin P' level fly ANN SlFrik(,wsI -_.- -_& -- - 1:1111: ti I iillli' ttIIUIII like Legal Notice Legal Notice itt' a 100,000 ' ' rT7 FD indim'atiiti ccc still Boll Of Wax NOT Ci. IS hereby given that A,,rnue, Aitarnonte Sprngc Sem,note County, FlorIda undie the $cttovsnameof TIP TOP MOBILE UP & SERVICE S COMPANY and that I mntind to rig Stir tad name wth the Clerk of the Circuit Courl, Seminole County. Florida in accordance wItS thu pi-OvtlOIfl 0$ tIme F cutout Name Statutes, TO Wit Section IfS 9 Ior,da StatuteS 1957 P-foeard u. Martin PubIth July 76. Aug 2. 9 U lU DE F lii - - UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Case No 7323 OvIClv UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PII.rmtit$, 55bII, Seminole COUfmty Board Of AdjuStment By Jack Syme Chairman CPIARMAINE IIARNET, ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION DEC. 70 'n the alo., enttIcd cause t Kendeli W Wtmerrv 'Is As%tIau" Un ted State-s Attorney, in arm act-cagamnU the defendant, Charmare Barnes and to enforc, a lien ur' real property situate In lImit Durci and deScribed as follows Icul 7, Block F, SUMME RSE1 NORTH SECTION 3, accardng IC te Plat therf as recorded in P11' Book IS, Pages 76 end 77, PubIc RecordS of Seminole County, Florida apprerngtothe vrt that 'hr SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hearun, ifOtce hereby gwen that tIme Board of Adjustment wIl conduct a publmch,aringtoconsiØ appr'ng a Lot Size variance In an R 1AA Residential Zon. on the tcIIo*n; de-tC?bed properly 104 7. bIoct 64, Sanlando Sprngs Further detcribed as 045 C,trijt Avenue Tnit Imearng wu be h.ld fl Imp County Comston Chamber ct the Court HouSe, Sanford, Florida, on 5,t'ptertmbec II. 1977, at 7 00 P M or as soon thereafter as In a move designed to prevent recurrences of the faulty issuance of building permits, and other types of permIts, Administrative Assistant Rodney Layer, in consultation cc ith lunacy Johnson, presented an Il-page (io('ummlent containing regulations governing the Issuance of permliiis 'No longer cc-ill it be ples,slbIe' (or a person to Jint walk into the court house and walk out with mi permit mis it lImIt been done in the past," LIyt'r t(ild the cnmnnitssioners. Although each application for a permit must tfl%tl through eight dep;lrtznents, beginning with zoning, utilit> control, pollution control, county health department, -uliuity engineering, hotel and restaurant comnrmilssion, state romIll department, and finally the building department, l..ml)er insists that this entire process cc- ill require only 48 hours. AppIicatiorc falling under this ruling if itis accepted by the' txard, include building, pluunbing. electrIcal, mt'ch;lnicmll, mobile home, seiltil' tank, cc elI drilling mu-il miii 5 -1-11.1 lii" ii' - )tTOF arid P,'l)laltt Ii Noon i •'t b, the 'i'-- C , -'ri-,- tim' -ii--t- " P Come home a winner In hot weather! . ..-- - - - :: - .i,i,.Ei.l - 7-, i. cr1 tr r.. ,,' SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, inc. -r ll','4i-'; - 'I '.5.a . 4.: -J fl 1 lGi'. I "REDlcovEpWF4lTE" Comet FaciaITussues, Prell Cleanser - ___ WW3J3€I 3W33I5**.3€ — — — — — - ------------------ --'Ironing Board VALUE ii'::ii Charcoal Briquets r ' ''' — — _________________ r i* S I 1V.SLUE Toothpaste AAL TiiIiIIIUfliI1.,1d,v .j! bc V S IJ .i I _______ : 'M* ruI1i1;liI ' I ___ k A s.' Jc .I_'T _ ___ _I•I , Scope 92! -5k3LJ& - i ' ______ a uarantees Deep Cut Prescription Prices! True Brunette f I k b --$179 '-I - i I - VIU. 3 'LgIX -- E3 3 I LEAVING I l(ThIE IS NO LAUGhING r1ArrER Stocks &: Re port 1,1,5 vow. Au' 5ia -, a's Ciai ii.i . , A..- cds ii . . , Ii. Can ))t,, In McI 103 AlIT 41', A..'p,. •i5 i 1$ i Ati If.(,, u)., Becick 31 Borden 71k, S'unsv 40 . . 5, CaPe. Tr U • 3 41'. • I Cen-et C",,', 305 . l's C C'u 14)1, - . Co'.-' to 3)'.. '. Cen Cd.. 34', (unt Can Il's • -, c — , 'lIlt, ROBERT U MOIIRIS of HUTCHISON AND LEFELER PO$T OFFICE DRAWER H SAP4FORO FLORIDA 37771 AttOtney for Petitionue. PubIIsi, July36. Aug 7, 9, 14, 1973 DEE 113 t.. - ', , Ill I CAt, 3S, ' , C codas 1)1 -. i )ld I Ui P. 39 • -. P4.i. 3'S Po, f)i i fr,,.. Ic Op , . ' . C,.r. D,n 79t • 5, C'... Ii •t - ', - o..' Co's is 1.000? G',,O 30 • •. , i.en Mi 54 Il l,Airi ifs's i-.en mu 3?i1 c,000,Im 34 '. , II',, - i , . jt'.', 4i, ii- •--j 4*t k,'. •.'a,. It .'.'lu urn VY H'. . i,'-.ti- 0.1 551, m,iv$io it, i'd 1'I'u1'J.1I Paper Plates . ,,_- I',. ' I - SubscrIption Rates by Carrier VearIIIOO Week 35 1 ( P vu. - - r*St tJ;t.rIu;r.i : Portable Radio - $ 99 :O , : 1491: --------- p -_- '*'• -.- 1, QUAlANtIlD 'i.11e'll'htl fL1 I'I iIjk*1Ik J-Wax Kit ' GARDE • -=.. I lII C - - - ------ I PuhshR,jtnowur c , . '!' I r••. - - : - (UlPIl(t ((LAN - 57 S)VaI e 05 $ i (t'o111t' )hub/Li ,iii:..$ j '''. • :• i _, S . a aaaaaaa - aa a iklt5t-..g%,.: $3R1 a .eaMi. .--' S a I: Filler Paper , III -.i'a,l mhiI. .nc,i.1: - ',: • ' I .' BrachsCandy VISGINIA pLPOSKi iii 5.. 1714 Srnn)aid, II. ic I — - 'Z Q--' ,, I: I .'uI-'mc b1$' 'C - St. I ___________ • Colorarna Bookcase 88: 2 "elt'ti sIc: I Ca 7ac - ___________ S" Cabinet I'IIOIOCtetJpt)pI , Brylcreeryi $ O9 i 15-Drawer I '"Th I-'alma Cedar ___________ /AWJL I Rigoletto Cigars PeiIllJGnJIt v '1" and 2" , A-' ', lAST VALUE j4I I Gum lIlCtil!i _i7ctwJ1 ua•'' IBo: • 'I '" _____ ___ Potato Chaps - - ' ___ ' Lit'I(uIJUl1T ,, ii Publithed DaIly, eaCept Saturday, Sunday and Christmas, poblished Sat urday proceeding Christmas by The Sdrlford Herald, J00 H French Ave , Sanford, FIa , 3717$. at Sanford. Florida 371?). 1. rr I I S1 °- *35 1'k'*'st - Iier.ilii- Second CIa Pottge Paid Youth Supporter " i -., lice sici, sac I Siwt.a.'rn' . S'.CL ',i 54 Iii 5.4,5 So,," CO IS Ipe.rp 0 at', 51 Sra,-d 5Qi 5'O NJ 79i1 51,4. 5 4, it 5. ii T..iO ii .1 (lit. ii 50 i-in A.vc OS lit Steel 79'. h.'sl i 4%'. A rv' (1 i f's'. 15'. C ' ,,,, TOtth Brush Ili I5 1 tm tb:-. i'll,.' - i' 4' ip', Ti'CIGi lJf,'r 't 21 - ''-•i C . ', MOnSPO 55 Piat 0-it 20 N A-RI H'. Pen Cent )1 Pp'-iiy 5)i, PPP Cs'. II Pilttr IiS v,'. P0 14 RCA Ia'. i.p 0' )4i• Iip,fr. 755, Jut' Saii fi tr I S 0, i - -I I I -- ----- - Ii r slit SI itil mii.IV '.11ll(IlmhlitIlI,: II. I1 l 'lii' Il 5-ill -' -"" '\ HIlt tIll' mm clt0'ili' V --'in hostess 1,111 111,11-0 it u', 'or III iltijuct Iii Sillil fl'SV • ''ii' Intenstve Ca -- __*t W W 3 5 3 f,'i,ri:u;rJ'Q - - ,,: Vmi1ohiru, IP4E Ifi'Sfrcd.J"-' NOTICE OF ACTION TO Muriel H Hill, wPise residence it untrci.,r YOU ARE HEREBY P4OTIFIIC) that a proceeding for dissolution of marrIage has bee-n filed igainsl you Ivud pot, are required toter,. a cop, 04 rOur *ritttn delentes. it acme. thereto on Petitioner's atto.ne,s. who,, names and address appear below on or before Aug 39th, 1972 I'd file 1151 origInal thereof with the Clerk 04 this Court eIther boce ServIce on Pet ltlon.rs attorneys or Immediately thereafter. otherwise a default will be enlered against you time relief d.manded In the Petition WITNESS my hand and lIme al of lhi5 Courl on the 34th day of July. A0 (SeaI ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR Clerk of Circuit Co.jrf By Ellen $ci,,ft Deputy Clerk iliitkii r eprIrters 11111 h 05 SImply rllnv'( temI the financial ilnprittmnent to t'xilrI 11sf' i'eiIl until the entIre rn-lIter IS re'ce;,rrhprt and priSSIhit,' revilvf'tl II4' k',cith montir 11101 tIP fills llIqimltetif.(1 In eri - r -. package to .JIlllge 1)',Ifuflt.lufllflg the (eplflhi'lfl F'lircloth ii cccli as 'i local r irflnfltjlglIt4'fi by the (it- uIges in the 18th udi' irrult, whirl, lncrease(1 fee's of the reprirter S I'hIS r I' IS 'lpprr,ve(l by the 41 I''' Suprt'mne ('ourt justice's hii'r kceth rnentuined he rI'qIIesIell .Jwlge I)y-kt' re's the miller Inhl onrirnent on iluct'rgent opInIons. Fleck--s - nf-utcfl he is still 'working li'u' prretilemn InII li-mit he ha'; - iiifl;iy)tasc..: I £ ves raI In a finespapef general circulatIon in Semr'o County. Florida, onc. a weet fr 16i consecutive wee$s, cornmenc r on Auguit 2nd. 1973 00 i. AND ORDERED Oflanou i- lda, thiS 7h 04, July t973 GEORGE C YOUNG UNiT STATES DISTRICT JUDGE Pubiso Aug 3,9, 16, 37, 30. $ 1977 DEC. 15 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 72 III IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF LDUOP4D C PIlL -. Lastly. Be'kwith vehsemonticm receipt of the material Beck. 511th said he antIcipates being n injected, He'd F,il,rb. I '° '!':st I rilsi 9-.:r . truwh svmth Jumfc !')ycs. Reckseith emphatically li(141n41 the state Law If this c hiS Intent he has another stressed that he has a dtity the -'i,"r'.c 'if this 'A'lfl1V is '?rti' 'f,.n 'iS 'SIll -'hiS" I lint Ikrk'A'lth scud he has not rf'ftls.-d hi pay the bills etit,- '' si. i? VALUE COUNT SCOTT'f'S ;7 **3*3W— 51.15 '' Permit Clampdown detrndatmt. Cyiarrnane Barnee ii iC, ,rIfSab,tmnt of nor found wtPu,n the State 04 Florda and haS U' voluntarily appeared her,n, 10 that ptrI,qrmal servce upon her 5 r' prartical because her residence af'd * eahoums are unknown. 1 it ORDERED that Charman, Barnes appear or plead to te mplant hern by the 7Im dl, ef Septrmber, 1973, and in dClau' thevett the Court will proceed 10 the hearing and adjudication ol ths ta t as it Carmalne Barn had bern served wIlt process in the State o$ Florida. only to the e'ten' prov,d,dfor by Section 1655 TtIP 21. tint,d States Code. it 5 turihef ORDERED that ruøiCe ol tIm-S order he publisoed by the Unt, I 9 it I'm' - -ir'ls ,II(i'S rI trot '' f.'r'ic.i'th m.' hit no inform ItlIm as yet.'' hot ? it rail I dill must hI' ijiiidenl hy ('rinfirmed .iwlge 1)ykes IS ill stIle' imice and lejal opinion 'ii- i, __________ SO:, l-'ur Liar bud g t't hi as.s lung ('liii tinUt's mis Ui rich I, Id thi' hoard, ''I feel the board inisuinderstancis Ms niain concern is not with tile little Items. I feel that the board, In llppros- irly: $5,000 each fIlm enginet'rin1' .lnd le':aI mend only $400 for ('l'..\, e'lt'arly mmiisundersto&sF 'lU' .lfrl'amiy have spent $1,000 for engineering." Chairman (reg I )numimiuond responded, ''You merl' re'questinig there for engineering than was allocated before' you came to stork here' mind you are supposed to do some' of that work." Pinch counti'red bs' remarking that he was Irving to Insure that all plans e'oriform to all regulations mind ''that takes tinUi. I could 11111 P0iSibl)- do the job cc ith this present budget. I can't visualize that the (PA fees cc-ill be' any less.'' (lie requested $2.000.mll'tu;illy spent 1132.25 this sear, ccas granted $400 for next year. I ''There Is no way to monitor connection lees without a ('I'A'' the administrator ('ofltlflut'd, ''This is 0 rend problt'ni area and it involve's several millions of dollars.'' 'I Feel that this budget indicates that the board 591111111 wish that I not get involved in these operations. I e-amiot and will not (10 Si) *9 ithout the' mone - I feel the prnt)krli has been discussed enough in the past year. If the hoard (lot's mit grant the increase, then we cc-ill just bring It up again rn'xt budget year, I feel that in ref u_sing me the new eniplo) e I requested, you are saying that you do not want utilities dt'partrmient invoked in the day'toa)' Issuance of permits." I)rtunmond was (If the opinion that the board should increase the utilit)- department budget to include the CPA requirements mind the nest' e'mplo)-e. ('omnuis,siora'r John Kimbrough said, "We should give what he asks fur professional services, considering the big ball of wax' he's getting into ared we all know' it will get scerse," Pinch cc-mis assured that his requests cc ould be considered nit next Tuesdays budget hearing. ('ormimlssiorwr Al I)avis said later that he' really did not like the attitude of thi.' t'tllit) Administrator, in that tie' indicated a, ''no money, no ultiniatwn. FICTITIOUS NAME Notuc. ol Public H•arung Notice c P'trety gp't that thu Poard of Adiuttment Il conduct a bttC hearing tocons ,deq aooro'.ng a Special •.c.p'ion n a C 7 Corn meqc,aI Zone to park a tracer ' SCCUC1?y purSet on the IOIIO*ng (ttcr,bed properly ISug 3673 S plus 571 3$ E of Ntt corner icioci, x run S i dig' mn W 193 77' N 17 dig 2 mn E 707 77' Ely on S 9 434 175 uS 10 deg 34 mn W CS 77' in Secton 331 79 Further detcrb.. as cce- ne-- of M'dAbp fIve and S 9 1.31 TIm, Jb.0 Pliaring *11 be held 'n tht County Comm,ssion Chambers 0$ the Court HOuSe, Sanford. Floqmaa, on September 15, tV7, at i O PU, or as soon thereatte'.' as :i S lIjtfIitl/P''t stltllte, tile I lerk hIlt neither ibIC (lIlt)' flO? authority to do so hI't k'aittl tilI'l h.' ;diesl state l.'i:tsl-utivi' lltItilt(it F.nnc'st I .11ic'i cr11 c1ike cc'dh (;energe W mInim iii dive' to the fees of liii' ri r*';wirte'r.; lfr kcc'ith lIce i'tp!'.tne'tl hi'. position nt ills.' lii ii 1970 tl,cisirin by thii'?1 '\!tiirflf') (enermui I'url I III' Ii'b to Kf'nnl'th Kienthi, ' ll'rk if Itit' ('ire nIt ('otirt, I )t':lngc' I'iiunty F'alrcioth lain hi.' fneuml no ctmltllt(It'.' :IliItI(ltlty tiir fIxIng ut fees i-er fillyffleflt Of till' lritlrt rvairtcr ifl excess ref 'iusrn' ':;f'c ito ally fixcil mind lIeu rIls'il in F'loritlmi st;ituites I ?,i'ri'f,mcm F':uurtloth said, in !hii' ui- i' III e of any legal u'LthorItc fir tlistursing (-'i-flinty I- ft '',''r un'! ut,,,',i' tI.' l5',lli' 11111 Irs'' 51111 till' flllf'f -. Dr,o;:*)rtundur,arni of iWilltl('mlI fritIITt'lf'fltS I lmlcc('vi-r, IIf'(kttitil tillil liii' JliIigt' 11111 (lIlt 551511 tii her tutic,' Ili'r:Iill, ''I lIii(l' Si's' 111159 111111111 InSult I'll in ttiu' prhilelu'lml IlIl'rl'ffiri', ltsukwlth siiiil, fur "111111 1 mIlt'l'ttng ill 551111 hI I 55.15 nl'vt'r itisited I"till,uccitig elI lIltI'flt'i 11111 IIiirIMISt'8 till' ,tiiriil:is''c slurs In Itei' I li'rai.l, tmeei'ting bill YslilliLly cc IS srn't III hieI- kcc 1111 01111 IIi' tIlalli' Si''. l'rmli iiV l'JIi'riw' fir - ills 514 i ilurt I ill'., ',llii I' Iii' hI 'III Is'i'ri 11,111- rt'ptertu'rs mulct Ottuimflf') tie be hit' I KllerI'4' p ftitifllt it 11t'ti'l urlics iii' 'If till' tIlI'i'tIIiit ttlt're 'I ' iIIi-il Lil,-ri,'' iiiffllI;Il •'iiult i omni'Illl'nt (lIlt tll mollify till'.'' rl'Illntl'r I llrtls LIlu'rhs', 59 hIlt hi4'l-k59ltbi i't,titi,t'tl that 5111(1' i 1170,1 till' IIi.'t'tIlig I, scilit Ii ct:ut his lIffIli' I' ill proxlnhlty to the I IIllt'it.i' I','' kaibh -0111 ('illilItS (',IIliIiIsltl I bl,ltiltA't'l It was neccs.sarv that the utility attorne) , )thl'r( Morris, agree to obtain a reporti'r, pay for her seryi'es umnii I ii,' fl Invoice the county for the in manul ens' on his regular iiionthly invoice. While the county had :iuthnriz,',I i-mIs 1150 for this ;' the amtual Invoice presi'nt,'iI cc as in the amount of $249.50 for the court reporter for that hearing Pun mni'nt wuic authorized by the bo.ird at luesda) 's meeting Developer A. ft Williani'c, usho appeared before the board rcct!ntls regariling seiter connections to his properts' In ;olitt'nrod, called Suburban Ilena's, hi c reached on agreement sith I ',ent'ral Water Works I'tilities 1 4uiiipany for this service. Pinch reixirted that rei'ent lost scoter pressure problems at Meredith Manor Itilitiec have now been alleviated by the installation of a larger st eli pinup motor The one significant problem remaining Is that there Is no standby well, lit' said that su hen this cccli has bein provided, mt of hit' ci ratic service problems and ionipluiint S ten - cciui usuo'mtihli'tl it kcc 1111 I'. toil 'lIlt li'1ttittl.t ' is ipp'iri-nl 'lii'. '' Fr C III I llie'f itidgi' lInger I )tk" tI W0 c SIIII;wi'.eifi Ire 11:151' Irrmhngf'll till' tll''rn'tilil, urut I'lb'mlct' *9114 lit till' i;iltlliitl tiolt lh' kcclth hIatt I$'f'tl ti,itifii'il lti'ukcc-itti calti ill' then i-mIlled I'm) I', ccieie StlItf'tt tint LIIt'rbrn' hi'oI 1-111,91 liii' (iffl( e.if ttei' ' tIit'f jllilgt' 101 Fritl'l) tie rI'seiIs'e ItO' Iriwict' hf '':lllli(- 1llll%' illff,'rt'ml, I's'' 114'tscC,'ti i!Il,IIrlt' ' ,'tccict :1111 Hllhwrt fill- I' 11111 I Ilurt r('lwirtl'rs ll'lt:lr IlIlIg f.'t'c tteirIli's 111 1)11 key told tIll niinole ( 4PIlfitV government at any price, William l'inuh, utilit oilministrator, Informed the ( 'lUmnty ('1 lsIon Tui'cd Pinch so reported when h' informed the ( (flhtnissilu lii. could not obtain the scrni'es of ;i court reporter ut the recent Meredith Manor Utilities Imbue hearing twi act' if ii ;ia hassle with Arthur lti'kc; ith, court clerk tie Most shell collectors tenil specialize since they real the (utility obtaining even (air portion of the or more known shell species. 0Ccordin to Enecciopaedia ltritanriica. Notice .1 Public Hearing Beginnrug at the SE corner of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN potSble the NE '.01 S,mOn 31. Tnshp NOTICE IS HEREBY C.lEN by Semnole County Board 70 Socth. Range 30 East. enCe the City Cncl f iPip Ci, 0$ Adivitment Eat' to the West r,gnt of way Longw000, FiOrda. ta' sad Ct, By Jack Syme, boundary Of S 9 477. thrncr Council wit hold a pubic hearng n CPa,rman Norlhrl, along the tad West the QufltOrt of changng the toeing Publish August 6 1973 right Of way bOunry t said S R classI,caton Of the following DEC. 71 477 to the North municipal O,-scr,D,'c p'operty boundary tine of the City Of LOft 17 thrOugh 19 ihClus,ve. Block Longwood, thence Wett alOng the 3, and Loft I thrpugh 17 ncluswe SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOrth rnun'(pal boufidIr, InC of Block 2. of Ent:rnnugpm's Add,ton OF ADJUSTMENT tp Cty 0$ Longw'ood ' a point No 1 tOLOm'mgaioed. 6CCCndrig t PIaI 1330 heel West Of the NE corner 04 bo S. Page . PubI,c Records 04 Notice of Public Hearing Sect,on 31. Tothp 70 SOuth. Sem,rile County, Florida. and hy Notce 5 hereby Owen that the 9ar'ge 30 Eas', thence South 4$ East 14$ feet 04 La's a and 7 of bo.rd of Adlustmen? *11 COnduct a o.gre,s West tO the SW corner f Bradler's Additon t public hearing focons,oec approving Longwood. tht NW s of time NE '. 0$ Section accorang to Plat Boot 1. Page I?. Lot Size Variance elm an A I 31. TO5hip 70 South, Range 30 Public Records Of Seminole County, Agriculture z cm the following East 'hence East tea point S12 14 Florida, Oe-scr,00d p'opi'rt feet West f the NE corner of the trm 9 7 RP%d,nt,al to B 1 Butinest E 150' Of W SOS U- of S 90' o SC SW rn cit hue PIE .cifS.-C Secl.on. '. D''rct of SW 4 Of SW '.lets S 30' be road itmenC, SOmJlt'ieaste?iy to a pont PtbI,C *4earnig will be held in tIme in Section 13 30 30 Further 199 74fy West of the SE corner of (, v4l. Longwood. Seminole detCr,bed •s Southeist the SW '. of the PIE rn Ct sad Couniy. FlOrida, On Thursday. d West of ACL Railroad 5l,cin thenCe Eat' tu the Po,nt Augi 31 1173, at 7 00 m • or as ThIS Public hearing *11 be held n Beginning. LESS La's I through so thereafter as posibIp. at 'ch Di County Commtii Chambert 7 inctl4Ve. Block 1. and LOIS I time nterle'd parties to' arid of tho Court House, Sanford, through ii. inclus,pe, BlocS 3. arid against the proposed zoning change Horid. on, Septemq IS. 1973, at Loll I thrpugh 13 ,fl(lutyf, Block *11 be heard arid f,rial actiOn, taken 7 00 P U, as so trmeqeajfer 3. of Erutzmi'uger's Addtin No I Tf'i Ntite .5 to be published by Possible tQ LOn9*Od. acCording to Pict postng n three (3) Seminole public places boos 5, Page 77, Pl,c Reco'dsct *th,fl the Cit, of Longwood, Of AOustrn.n, SemInole Countp. Florida, arid Fio,ida, and ,,ublisp,ed in The By Jack Si-ne, LESS the East *15 ti'ef 04 1051 6 Sarilord #'erald. a newspaper Of Chairman and 7 of bradI's Addition t general circulation in sad Cdy Publish August I, 1977 Longeoud, acceding $0 Plat Book mIl time at lease fftttn (1St days DEC.72 I. Page 17, PubIc Records of pro' Ia time time of the Public Seminol. County, Florld, Hearing DATED th't II',, V 'u'2,.t' tren 9 2 Re%dent.al tQ P 1 In the Court ot the County Judg,, A C) 1917 Ifesclent,al 0.itnet Seminole County, State it Florida S OPI'dlE N SHOMATE, Public Hearing *111 be held In the IN PROBATE C'iy (Ic'S Of the City Hall, LongwQod. Seminole In cc tim. Ettate .f, City of Long*od. COunty, Florida, on Thursday. ','ADlSOPj W WILLIAPIS, Florida August 31. 1977. at 7 00 p rtt - Of as D.(taWd soon tymeneartu',aspossitill, at *hich S JOSEPH DAVIS, JR ESQUIRE FINAL NOTICE toni interested parties to. and ST EPISTROM • DAVIS Notice is hereby gwen thaI the & MCINTOSH aganit the proposed toning change undersigned *11. i-si the tPh day f wi p Prara .rid fr41 action, taken I Icirda Stale -September. 1. 0 1972. present to the Ttm't Nt.ce is to be published by Suit. 33 Honorable County Judge of po%ting in threw (3) publIc places Post Office bo. 1330 Semingle County, Flo'ld., his final *,tyiin ti. City of Longwood, Slnford. Florid• 37771 return, actount and vouchers, as Florida, and publiShed in The Attorneys Ion the Ctp Admn,,lfrafo' of tIme Estate of of Longeopd, I loelda Snford Herald, a newspaper of MADISON W WILLIAMS, Pubtivi August 16, 1973 general circulation en 114 City cVI• deceas.d, and at said tin',,, then time at least fine-en (iS) days DEC. 77 arid there, mat.e application to (he prior to five Ion, of the Public laid Judge tar a final settlement 01 FICTITIOUS NAME Hearing NOTICE 5 hereby given that Put adminiStratiOn Of said estate, DAT ED thiS lath day 0$ August. •r e.age in bv5inet end for an ovd.v diScharging hint •5 at zsii A 0 1973 kiOwa Tr . Fern PanS. 33130, Such Adm.niscrator SPtOM,ATE. OPIPIlE Dated this the 34-I' day at July Seminole Cot,ntp, Florida under the City Clefs of tPi• A 0 1973 tictitibot name of CLASSIC (DPI City f Longd. TRACTORS CO Jubn Daniels nd that we intend Florida to racist., said name wIth tIme Clerk As Administrator of the s JOSEPH DAVIS. JR. ESQUIRE 04 the Circuit Count, Seminal, Esfate f STENSTROM DAVIS Countp. Florida in accordance wiiPm MADISON W WILLIAMS, & MCINTOSH the PfOwi$iOn5 of the Ficlltipo Office boa 13)0 Pdame Statut, To #v.' Gordon V FrederIck Section Sanford, Florida 37171 S4S09 FIi Statutes $957 Attorney at Lw Attorneys for 1h City L.o Loughran Jr. P0 Boa 1795 0$ Longwood. Fkwlda Sanford. Florida 37hhi Francis t BasSett Publish. Augvs* 24. 9fl Pjt,lij Avg L 9. 14, 7), 1973 Publish Aug It. 37.30. Sept 4, 1977 DEC.76 OEG 7$ DEC.11 - - ri''..ilvstig hii-i.kctitii' Shell Specialists SEMINOLE UPf BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - '• fur tilt' ouru reporuers win not or for the cia cuells public c of it 4t$'iP' It. ,Iil'''tir,e: IS til'tl t 1-IfleIl,' held wmtntt'rl Ilt' kwitbi I" 114' Iltecint. he would have' 11111 lIttle ftlffl( lIlt) In leaf hing hun It..'' ''.clttl ( iitltCflh$4 It iS ( ryctiil 1.'',f hi' m'. ic mtelubr;atrl:,' r t liiilitl (r,itn the irecatlng onfi 'ill'iili'iI tie smncifr tIlrtl('i In Lilirtie'. I1,''k%tIth SOld, ,iil-,-II- I tt-,at ,\ifn,,19!rr.tf,i,,'i. -. Hit't' Os I.- iii,- i 'illilIuilit's iii 'li'rk flf till' ( 'lri'tilt ('hUll Arthur Iti'. kcc liii 5% 1111 r('cJH'f I Ii, :1 lIli'f'titlg lIctl'fl%ib)l'i' -:illt'ml After receiving authori,ati to the controls and cuater of Like ()ricnta acquisition of the existIng and application for a nest one, Maor .Sscofforil said mnten to hold a meeting the citizens of the municipalit) to ascertain "the level they to have." alluded to a joint neet'tung scith the county tcco sears ago in sthich there was heated arguments betcucen Sccofforti and then Commission Chairnian John Alesander, StAlmiford nutlineti to council n ''there JAY RICHARD NORTON a k a Jay 9 Norton i) knlicc li'.lgl' mill knttsv cci' ct'rning this utility company hnull iic;ipp'ar is Legal Notice In re Ettate 0$ JAY RICHARD NORTON. a k $7111 ever gel cooperation from the county. 5cc cmfford g the of a ......s of G. ' iuli'ltilln ,';,r Page Ii tirades against the county government. Mayor Swofforil stressed, "There has ticen a lot time to take noise and 0 \' voI _ _____ - - '11111 I;Iillogl?f'll for llf'lmli: his St,itI(l'. iti;'i iii-;', I ci Is iIl'ttI)t'10t4'l5 ctllIllI,l'll 11111111 t in not Ittf'IltIimlg 1111' fiii :t lirtHice this IS Itl Ito-fling llltII(IUIib I bliltI lIft Board L a k e Co nt r o I N ee d s Cited At Alto monte corn- / —'---- -- ' I Was SnubbedI ' Opines Beckwith community movement, WC fl'(' )ourhi'Ip Vent donation 'sullhe apiWetlatcti and will help us t achieve the goal - the tpp. timity to vote on tncrri (liecks may be made out to the l.uke Mary Chamber of c. iiuerco Incomoratmnn i.',,,1 •. ..............................'U then c'tablish the incorporated Samuel F. Pratt, chairman of hr conumttee on Incorporalion. said, "We are witnessing the rapid encroachment ntughbonng incorporated munuties We realize that thingc ,ennot remain the way thes w'ed to tx'. (;roccth alrratt niarked, is csplt*ling all about ____________________ As with every If this bill s approvt'd by (1W Iature. a referendum will I w' held as sn there-after as is practical % for" vote b) (lit' nu)onty of those voting wlI AS SW('7.KOWSKI the Snriford Herald Wedrieda'j, August 76, l972-3A Meeting Unaware Of Court Steno 5 r1,.1 COPIIIIII (fUll 511-475? c.,,. I ,.i,, t. HILDA RICHMOND at, Sit? (1.11... II. -— •• • •• - - • • a a a a — a------a a WW a fl a - aa a — a a — a a a a a a — 3 C a a a a a a - a a a a -- a a_a a a a a a a a �6B — 4A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, 16, 1972 viewpoint is taken — past, the picture of the lakefront city of Sanford. county seat of Seminole. is emerging wi th mounting brilliance. As the debris of construction is hauled off. sidewalks and plazas poured, the glory of th e new Seminole County Courth ouse, embodying the latest architect ural des ign and use of materials, delights th e eye of the beholder. At long last the controversial fl oating docks and breakwater has remedied th e eyesore which was th e west harbor of the marina. Soon th e docked boats will grace th is segment of th e overall marina which bustles wi th activity. Th is week th e greatly needed hi gh - rise Aram Towers wil l hold an open house where this pioneer in such apartments for Greater Sanford w il l show what can be done and what is being done to relieve the shortage of apartments which has plagued the city. But it was at the meeting of th e Sanford City ('ommission th is week th at the f rosting on all this was paced by two other major announcements First, it was Mayor Lee P Moore who explained a tax cut which will reduce the debt service tax from th ree mills to one and one-half mills for '72-'73. Th is was brought about by sound fiscal management in which recent city commission all had a hand. Welcome as th is is, and it is most welcome, almost more so — when the immediate future is concerned — was the brilliant picture of a $2 million motel, part of a $14 million complex which will start taking shape, right next to Th e Herald on the lakefront side, by New Years Day. These acres which run along Se minole Boulevard and curve south along French Avenue are a natural asset of the city which have fairly cried for proper use which would be beneficial all around. Flying Guns Just the other day the Treasury Department issued another re port on the success of th e sky ma rs hals plan, and it revealed that in th e previous 16 months nearly 50,000 weapons were confiscat ed . Just imagine — 50,000 people in and around airports wi th gun, knife, bo mb or other lethal instrument in th eir possession' No wonder th e pilots felt impelled to strike for international 1inti -hijacking laws. — Anniston iAla.i Star XhrOianforbi&rra@ TELEPHONE 300 322 2611 831 9993 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA N McGovern Defense PlanWay,WayOff F Rt.PK FRED VAN PELT Mario9.r Editor WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY Edtor of EdI' ii Page Advertising Manager ROY GREEN CHARLES HAY5 Met'nicai S,,ipt JANE CASSELBERPY RALPH HAYS County Editor Cocip Rrwyn Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RAY STEVENS PressRoom Foic'nin BILL VIPdCEN'I JR Staff Photoçrapher Home Delivery $1 50 month SIO01 Year OOtMoritM I. By Mail in Fic ids ¶,irr, As HDrleqy Mail $ I 70 Month 6MontPi SID IS l7moi 57000 Postal Regviafion provide 'hat all mail Subscriptions be All Other US Paid in advance Entered second class m,,tter O(tt.r 77. 1 9 1 OtficeotSanford. FIri 37771 as at the Post No part of any material, ne % or adv er tising cit this edition of The Sanford Her ald may be reproduced in any man ne r without written £*'missuon of th.. publisher of The Herald Any ri divid?I or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Ht.rl s copyright and w ill be held liable for damage under the law Published daily •acCpt Saturday. Sunøay arid Christmas pub'ished Saturday precedng Christmas The Her ald is a member of the Associated which is en to the use for repr od $ion of all the local news Printed in this newspaper titled exclusively Herald Area Correspondents Springs P.'vstilynGorCon Altaniunl $31 6975 Bear Lake Forest City AnriRiley 131 59 a75 Lake Mary Ann Sec:Iu*s 37 9704 Casseiberry TangI,wciitd Kathy PdibliCk 11$ 7150 Marilyn Gordon Lake Mon,ci, ll 3fl $31 6975 Long.iood Ann Riley $31 P959 Chulvota Mrs. SUOMCEaChetn 365 5565 Colored Community Marva Hans ins fli Sill Deltona DeBary. Enterprise Carl Allen tItona 574 ;7Sl Winter Springs P.'4ry Hyatt $31 SU6 Oslotin Mrs Clarc'nce Snydr 327 £111 Geneva - Oviedo S lav s Lit Malheui 3.9 5705 The other is the city hail itself. We commend th e city commission for its wise handling of the debt service tax and its c'An pe rtion wi th the developers of our neighboring acres. But this should be just an earnest of what can he expected as they come to grips with the zoo and city hail re l ocation i.csues. Nice going so far, gentlemen! We are readv, of two other knotty problems. These include the Among the specific recommendations wis one to stop able and willing to bestow more laurels as the' converting our missile submarines to longer range weap. location and operation of the zoo. This is still are earned. We hope, most respectfully. that onr%. We have 41 such vessels Before major conversion 'erv much unresolved, Offbeat Ruminations S 'Ira v' BOS S 1.01 '1J a'I' "slY,' i'OIIK - , Happy One wrx I it out the gates You*11 i'*s'tt get caught. As long as tise trainee 30 sears t,u he cht*ild I krin'i.1 and c,,as thank you. or is it all right if never managed to get out of snu throV. you a lute" re poshing a wheelbarrow. basic training — that I -What do you tw%,e to do around here to get a pier-it race besides work c',.r'.t'if Ii' zi. earl ' grave'"' "Har-r% started as an ciecu. something you mant me to do, It I 'I'hes just tcdi it In soniebods Uies i..iU 1'ii mouth hart'). Are you the guy \ \\ .-_. - p, Aw 'How's that again, dud' s You'll have to run that order bs u* once more. I didn't get . ,,b' ' \ II J';ti) - 1' , "I don't know why everytxd) is always piciang Loudmou th It could have been a lot worse What if, for •uample, they'd given us a bos.. wi th brains" 1)on't worn too much Hart Ever since he got hl.!, - tore* tee th , his bark has been worse than his bite YEAR . '4L -- 1 ,- I' 1, _ :: , . i\ 4. v \ .. - __ - ;-:ti) -' t& - V r, 'r \ \ ( 111' 19 A I t. Ii \ "s ' ________________ -- . ( I ( lt,) ,s - (", ' -- Itt.. ¶ ---Q I I / , ' ') (I[.1j) I 1 J /t rf pI , \ I J' 4u'/ xi',) ( , - " How about it, Loudmouth 1)0 'ou put another tsar of in the shower room, or do )-of. want a strike on s our ha nds" "If there is anything factory y ou want to steal, just put it In a wheelbarrow and I ,___,,,,,,,,._ / - 1"' - - -.__ I - VH 1 ) V'", .J - r 1i ) ,. t (.f1 D'S LEADING?' - - - Nixon Looks Beyond Convention Columnist Art Buchwald, the master of Washington satire, has suggested that Republicans should farm a new group called "The Committee to Reelect the President Wi th out Boring the Country to Dea th ." In th e midst of a ll this optimism, howe ver . Republicans are nagged by doubts. They still lag behind the Democrats in total voter registration . The 18-24 first-time voters remain an (0111' Q Nixon's atalit)' to win over the independent and th e disenchan ted Democratic vote. The)- remember, too, that in 1960 Mr. Nixon went Into the campaign against Sen. John K en nedy wi th a heal th y lead, cml) to see it fade away in October. In 1962 he lost th e Calif ornia gubernatorial ra ce to Edmund "Pat" Brown, In he was hard-pressed to stave off a closin g rush by th en Vice President Hubert Humphrey. But this is a diff er ent Richard Nixon who Is prepar in g for a triumphant return here. Four years ago on the eve of th e Republican National Conven ti on he was quietly confident of a first ballot vlctnry, but concerned that last-minute chall enges by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New Yor k and Gas'. Ronald Reagan of California might alie nate the libe r al and conservative wings of th e part)-. This time Gov . Rockefe ll er will be placing President Nixon's name Ut nom ination for second term. Gov. Reagan will be temporary chairman of the cons'entlon and will deliver a keynote address Four years ago Mr. Nixon was wrestling wi th th e selection of a running mate. Today he has alre ad y tapped Vice President Spiro Agnew for a second campaign and made good his promise that Agnew's name — for be tter or w or se — would be "A housenold word" Four )'ears ago Mr. Nixon f aced not only a Democratic op po nent, but a i0-state challenge from Alabama Gov George Wallace and his American Party — a chall en ge that eventualiy sliced deep in to a conservative vote that probabi) would have g one Repu bl ican. This year Wallace Is on th e si de lines, recovering slowly from an assassination attempt, and nursing deep resen tmen ts against the nati o na l Democratic Party and its presidential nominee. Mifiiy a Mason, lilemIK'r isciril of directors of 51;l:I)('( ). iti.'mbcr of the (if lilr'.iiUflCi (OtlIlIlilten' NAIP, hulls thel:lks of ili)ME — Will the Pope retire this That's the question being asked by ti-Ui the clergy and laymen here as iipr Paul VI nears his 7 th birthday. Au'ording to one article in the Italian Ixess rec-enti), the Pope will announce his resiWtaucm at the Eucharistic Congress which begins In Udine on Sept. 17 — right days before his birthday. rnule reports of this t)W at'oimd In the Italian press it cannot Iii denied that the question of succession is being seriously considered in the shadowi of Vatican City's &stme Chapel. Only one Pope has ever r esigned bef ore. In 14 Peter of Morrsme wore the tr iple crown fat' just six mon ths as Celestin V bef or e giving up the pa pa cy and ret ur tung to his former he rmit's We The curr en t spec ulaucm over Paul Vi's possible retirement Ii ..ueflgthefledbyhi.s own historic decree whe ther the next lope could be a nonItalian The last non-Italian Pope was Adrian VI, a Dutchman from Utrecht, who reigned train 1-3 Could the I tal. ian papal hegemony be broken' Wi thin the Sacred College the Italians have the biggest power base— 37 cardinals. But as ten fall foul of the octo genarian vot' urij Lass, their strength is cut to 37' (* the nun.ltalians, Latin America has the largest re pr esentation wi th 14 cardinals, followed by Nor th Amer ica wi th 13. Th en caine France with 12, Spain and Portugal with right between thetis, Britain wi th four and Ireland trailing wi th one cardinal. Asia is rep-' resited U> nine cardinals, Africa has five and Australia provides another two. A papal candic te needs 61 aff irmative votes. conservative clergy are believed to be in favor of electing a Pope train the Curia, the Vatican's organizational lilac tune They argue that a curial Pope has the advantage of k nowing and understanding be tter the We he must live. of MIAMI i a state Inillitliunity by assisting in voter registration, sponsors I .n':l'iin. l:isk,'tli:ill train. is hi I Ips ii i 1111 liii it II 'iii I (llIilJi(iflt', . Ln'. lion Anit :inul a :1;;;:' nn;in;ii;nit' ittn nil this till1, ', ln . - 0 . I II (I I1)11 I t past or's ,,to innisn r'.ar 4 I iiii Ili il mu rt-1 istn-r Shill I tIilil n hllulrr'nu it 1-1lii, ('all - Miss Annic Marie hI.uriiv 11 us gr,itluitt'ni fruits ( rn'i Memorial School of Nuirsing, Jam' 13 in Atlanta, and is niuw tllllplo~ed as ;I iturm- at Gr itly Mn'tiiniri,iI hospital. Ann is the uisugtit.-r of Mr., a nd Mrs W illiam hI;mrtls S;mnftirui Shi' IuIins (ii further tin- n •'ctuit-;itiiun ii> ;ittu-nilin 'milk'ge In (lit' li_S degret' Mc('Ifl' I)t'N(':%N 4 - t'itiit'i* o f the week - — ( State i-turgi:i Lull and get tier - ' Ill It, I - ,4rJ , - MIMA Smith was guest 01 honor at her Shill birthday party . CuesLs included Rev. James Lynn 1i St'ctinti Stisliubi Missionary ILmiutist ('hiurcin e-e'lcthrlmteti it,s > ouit ii day program . Mrs Ttwhlia Sharpe is as sponsor. ('hurt-hies present is ere Clearw ater anti Morning (;liiryand the ('hurt-ti of (kid and ('hirist Mrs. Itosell,n Adaimis, ure''.itIa'ti l'r;uyt'r cs;is byhie'njitmiini AtLmiiis .ir, icc in sele'ctitmns sire' rt'ndt're'd by eu It t- titulr present M mr ion Daniels rt't'ita'ii , " '1) by Step''. The '1 aurds and Oki hir:uiiIe'y. Speaker for fur the' ,it, . t'.islmi,i cia'. Arnold ('ttttnni, IIi's iut)Je'(-t v,.us ''1 Itnld On Iii Your I";uith 'un' sPtunL'itur is islit's to thank all " IM tie'lpe'ti to iii:ike this prtugruliu a suct-e'ss - Anili-IMin, nil Quili() , I''l.m lii.' ssa'uitinii: cia's in t's't'nt (of tug It) - it the ilillIe' ut timhiritit'''. 41 - HARDY. RN -- ,. - ___ 0 ________ "41111111 CHILD 'CARECENTE - (,j '-5," 1, Ii' . 5-. ,'.-,--- % V OPEN HOUSE will be held at 1-5 p.m. Sunday at Hey Diddle Diddle child care center, owned and ope rated by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Round tree. "Waif o minute, A!' I thought w bought these vacation homes to GET AWAY FROM IT ALL!" Marva I lawklns Photos) ( w lijJ'.F.i.ctf lit I' f:H lated i'rrss Writer liE (hl -P _ -r I - I i I\ riPx IJ I I I Ic J I Being Miss ISA Cherry, Certif I Rob t. Sc o tt Wed MU. .iNI) \IItS. ItonI;it't- S('UT' - I forrii.il length gmii,n of greon iii .t,nr,i'tl ah,'n , iipe.r To passengers, asking Repullin-an N.itinri:ul I 1 1 0 4lWti .what time the Convention ention will open rhiir4 , un rift viiuildpassiner it. Au weary protesters , - r P''"" 51-. 't'h. .'-ni,..rt'ie t:t! -ff ':' - irningo Park for the third .iw:infeuI u hottie of champagne . ,-._i.. '---ii I,.. ,rW'I 5(11 .e • .1 'U sI l'i "lillY uuay i.sn ilnuily carits heir tent.a and quietly hit the ''It' lu_st i little some th ing to - i' help the passengers pass the l;i.rtly after niintnisj'' -- tii-tt.i ta-n.' of -las' on long. nonstop i:.',iit 100 not-equipped Dade fl ight.c, •xplaineil National i - 'inty StieriU'i deputies and spokesni.m Wall Robstuiw \tuimi Beach pd)iu('e went int o -.iming.i Pirk and threat.'neni — _______________________________________ n'." orotesters with sr-rest 1 U',.", didn't vacate the path titsoruter!- This is a issembly,'' Miami Reai-t Police PnIicn, Chin'! ('oh. Larr-. ,,-- '.''"-...- - \ILlf,EF:. Fla !'- pite warnings that the mtjs'e - Al t an.laflgm"r school funds t-" ms.' of pending court .i- (uiin,'t TaM41y certifan1 (la' tax rolls of 28 counties i 'ot4efl through ihoutent i The warning came from t)ullhiWfl. ''If you do not tease Fllint Mesm-r, a member of the park peaceably you -mill ~~- ~~ il - ELECT -. New 3toek 'iC PREMIER TRIMMERS outstanding for quality and safety '.'-ry -n .-vw ' 2' illaM 7,1 - . O' 'Aho , --is , P Lal t'(1C17, acbow tarn. sai utersi aua it 'a P'iY irid .cctar,e. In cut aI ?I*TI from umm to lesvv :*rilhowl,. .1w, u. ' lArldayrl%i,iJ, nkta. Iii plastic snig : e.n1y, thin pup* m.sal, wsuip.asr sod sbr.as,. ain, 17-"Mum iviffich,ow 'iw'tana — .r.i. to and bOUOm nijw, LsI*. '° L u.r 11naah. Ri. vibi, altazii ' ____________ ' ''tY ,n( thng. Ken s'i. $ ,00 ji)" SL= sio..is 121* Sue 113.sâ ,- tggeolge Stuart 31u 'Low - ' — - - - - - -- -- . e to inns tt-h liii' turmule'''. brother, Errol ('tin'rr> , se'rs cci is ts'itt him t'sbut'rs hIre .Iitt1iEIiu SiIliniim-,, at> W1111.1111", lb'riiurel h(uitlt-i "ti ci> Smith. hh.lutiy' ,Sinigii'(-_Iuhiii itiiii n- hiIt-S %'tilli iii -, .*iiii .J.,liit'', 't't IIii,iiii'. Eiuuit i gIrl'. Sale' little' Siiiii* mini \ti-ui i (jliibme'ul limes iiitt' ik'II(I ulrt'sses l{iiig bearer is , is I l,nreilul I i,uiiit''. ( )p-e'niiig the' gate's of iiimrriage is ('he' ml,i'.tt'rs hiiiiiii'tt Kilt a lld ,-tlttie'li)' ('i,mik. I"tur t'n'r ul.mugtite'r's iSi'tltiIrl Mrs (lit-ri) wi -ri' .i It.1 11i 1 1 le'ng:ti Itliwli if gte't'n t'hitfiI osti t,itte't.m. %%1111 silver ne-t't'sstni'it's in-I i M illi* ill sagt' it ear net kills R 4 FUIS "r ' F . L OR MORE URNITURE SALES Y. 17.92 CASSELBERRY ELECT iii ,Iit from Now YnOt in Forl ,fier,i.ulE' .Iui ' h.' union sas.sei1 out t1ips of , Juls I at St. John Missiiun'ir) i hiffon iis,'r taffeta, with suls,'r Guy Reiihin Askew 's subject In arreet..'' h(miiti-.t ('hiirt'ti 11ev It - r in('t'S' 1i- ind white ('(irsae Mucition Committee and The non-delegates then began is as olfiriatini; -f n Irn 0 1"'Is Williams .mttiirney for five counties which taunting the police through -i iiiinist,'r at (lit' 6 p. tit n'unutlelit, .iti' challenging the validity oft meg:iphone, chanting \tr -, Margaret Willian, IttiuhJhi-rin l u .-retiion to the people" anni 'r;ifl we '4t,m propert> us r.mtuo study 'l'lun' tiriuhi' is the iiaughti'r nit cranitjniuthn-r of the bride, leore iksscr taInt the Cabinet tha t in the park''' E',uiing to get i .i street ln'rlgth him' tIrt's.s with Mr ,oiil Mrs hkrb-'rt ('herr sshile the validity of the ratio respnin,s&' (rim the off -em U'r 1407 West 15th Street 'fl, wtlit(',ICUt'S,SOrie% stunt', was being challenged by frustrate-ti wrlulit-be -'amp.'r litiiiut'iititely following the brit1n'griii)ij's parents are Mr. his 'uit, the Cabinet should not sang - 'Gnitt Bless mm'rt'a " .ir: - n'mon>. the anti Mrs Robert Scott Sr of un(ornI ('isic ussue a bLanket certification on "The SLur Spangle-ti Banner ('toter is :is the site of the' Roselli', N . ,j, Lax rolls. until one ilemon_itrator took theMiss Lorraine Ringling, ri' e'ptimun Rut State Comptroller Fred megaphone and yelled organist, presented nuptial I)li kinson pointed out that with. ''This ii , confrontation The tables all featured white out the tax roll st'k'ttiuin-t...I IA)%e You Truly," certifications, between the free iL'neri(Inin '- If I Cmihii Tell you " and 'nit' table cloths with niiulti.cnitred ''t".-iunties can neither establish anti the state generation. lard's Prayer." SoloiLs were flttwt-rs and greenery and silver u budget or millages" The ire living in an authuritiirtun Mr.. Patricia 'atriei.i M Ilitchittitin, t anniehatira ('abinet went along with j society Is thu_i a free country r ml MIS'. Kell> Je,ine Muller. rt'e'i)mnien-iation by Gov The (our-tiered wedding rn.t" Accenting the altar welt' take, made by Mrs John Ucubun Askew that the roll_i be lie had barely (lnush't luree' si's eribran('hetl brass Adun was decorated with i:t'rt:fied - '40t1 well have to Just ipeaking w hen two Mi.uin i ;intk'luibr.m and two baitk,'t.s sstiite roses .uni highlighted wait and see what happens in Beach pinldywagons pulled u ,urranige'ni i,% itti mums and white with a untie :a1-t grisini the Liwsuil'' behind the protester_i, Another gl:iiIs. wtiiti' carnations, and The punch t,ibks were The ratio study by Auditor uniter to clear out was iued 'a i:rn'i'nie'r :mttuurniui the sshitt' centered with punch bowls and Ernest Ellison showi at what 'otzin as sheriff's ttm,'pulies g.mtrs mitt prayer le'iieh colored c.trnatiun.s peret'rst,age of full market value began a sweep through the park Gist'n in nlimrri:mgt' h her counties are assessing real c_iin .i fight formation. Pouring the ptunt'h were Mrs fattier, tIn' rali:nnt tiriile ehost' Lite Counties with Iniw kveL At that point, the demeun' t ',irletha Merkor" -n, hk'k'na a ('urinal gus H is itbi an iniportt'd are proportionately penalized 'ttrators left .- bout half Charlotteh(inglung, i Lice titidite with -i round net-k, ('herr>. Charlotte n their share of state school str-mggktj off to City [fall fur I :mniii silk iirg,ari:,I anti h;riuial Barbara Williams \lrsNetla fund_i. brief protest, while the oust-ri Boykin. Je,irunie Malone. Joyce' tufirt.,, is uti hn-t-r t1.ullLu The five' ce-unties represented strulk'tI seven block_i north Iii Y. agont'r, Mrs Ophe'hi.i Mesire, slees n''. Pit- tleretl veil nit the Miami Beach ComInuolt-, by ElIi_ion stand to lose a tiai Mrs. lk'se'rly McGill, Elouu_' "f iiiiportn'ui ilitIslu il. tell initu a u f$,S 8 mullion in stiute school aid Church Ij-.s'i svh,'r'y i'S White .ini! h{,i c'aro- t' J hnn ss •'n'Iuuni; Ir ill Milt- 11 1A.13 flopped tin'. doss year n ba,seet on the r i r ratio seturt'ul to .a flow er and lmut' tat antI sent cii the c_ike' Mrs iUiI ShUtes studs Lthe'l Oliver anti \lr'., G,it-t' lItailjli(('(' Shin' carried a U.s> flt' assisted at the hr ti- - - ------ -- - — __________ — — bitiuqtiet of is tut' isitik. Multi-colored rice b..i litilti'..uIil'i,mh> 's breath Ret.bIicin Cjnajulat, - Oistr,ct 34 were given In' the sbiiisi're'ui ci ill s.itinu stre'mniit'rs Floridj Hous. of 9eprvien(ac,res Mrs \l.urg.aret l,n.'s is, aunt of f'er her going .ncs my outfit the' (lit' bruit', atte'ntienl (tie' bride :u'. W ide wore .i N.ns blue' inuhi. matron of honor. Stie score it ailt,re'd dress is uth Navy b1t' floor It'nugtii gtics n of orange -ie-i-t'csontes t ruffon ii' cr taffeta, %% lilt a tseitijuii't n- 1 4 t'r,inigi' daisies ( hit of tus n •t-. is tie' lr She' i' urro-il n iliit'gl% of iii Y.trs Ui't*'rt .'.- -It Sr uuihira-il ii nu,itnunus I hcliinu tbn'rr - 'A i-diirigt-n, l Rn uiiu- siiI.mluis is a - ri' Liii,ubetbu ( - , Mr. anti Mrs I tm> is it-I \Lte-rt, lituti Si itt hi.mrtj,nr,i lt'veLuncl. Winter h'ark. \tu '''-TC RIGHT iflJfl. - - The RIGHT fIflt St'.itt, S'njm ('lien> - h'niiie'Li mini Y.lr'. Y, hilt. t 'rI,indo . ' I 'Iit'n'ry , .\liee' lirneuk,'., I'hiy lii'. i(ie'ti.irdsi)n .niicl 1111.1 ('herr> 'llieir e,nss ns tier,' iui,'nti,- .lii iiuiitt' situ t',ie- tm tutu t*'inig tie s.iliit' coheir, tit mint. iilal:r-. Apricot and i're'tilul, retool net-k Ill a'u nil lon g s levv es 1 I u, c.101 t' urrim.il ,m heist-gil> ti iii.at -hi %,,I( If elri''.,s and hit',mh he ' . ,Acre united in Ifoly %Lttrunony .1. io,i : I. f i -' impsite for fl4indeieg;itt's ._.,-. JR. Mi'.'. Mt'liouise ,1a qUelIrun' MI ,'w itt, lliithi'r -1 lb.' ('herr> and Robert Scott Jr ijriiiu-criiini, is' is ;sttinn'ni ami .1 i ir the \t Iti '.11 323 - 5690 - Aug. ZI 'in o ii.si' s 4ence of humor - "1 / (PfN 7OO" 4 Z, ltfl 5 nu Ihart'tits, lit's' It h- ltit-tm.nraisimn - .imry 't'silhia,i us ",'I% tir lilt'sin miii lilt I if it hi a r it hirinmik'. sen a-il a'. tn'st 111.111 liii' t'tiuphe I'll on is trip to quint.) is bert' the'>' will iiu,ake their tuiiiiia' I hit - tmf'taiis'ii guie'.t.% mtte'ninlsng we're' Mr. anti Mrs J.iiiie''. F'niso,u, Mrs. I,t'(ulIi ('lark, Mrs Anna Brooks. anti Mrs Inc l"rison offit'i ,mtenl '4 F ?,Ii s A — pict E; B,irbari ' I'i.iyer,'' sa% sung l).miituinuiliied by Juanita ' i Ally a - MRS. — L .S '"- , itNNlI-, arhare of lvtng ,i faLse rcpnr, if .s hiaeking which is pun-.1' i' , iflictiflfl !i',' I t-' , - Mrs. N1111:1 Sititthi cvlt'bratt'ul her 86th birthday with a party given in her honor at Mr Missionary Baptist Church, Rev. James Lynn, pastor. Mrs. Smith was served ii lovely thinner by the thiun- hi iuin',iilwrs. '(hose attending were Mrs. James Lynn, Mrs. l" M. lLigle- and faniiil Mrs hk':mnnie flini,tnus, Mrs. ()qk'ssi Williams, Mrs Odessa lit-rinit'rsiin, Mrs ('arrin' Jt'ffe'rsi)n, Mrs 7,illa i.iggons, Mr and Mrs Oscar Mn'rtliie anul f.stiiily, Mrs Wiliiier Knight, Mr ;miiut Mrs ('h;irlit' Owens, Mr. and Mrs Willie Perry and f;uiiiily , Mrs Mittie Jones, Mrs. Susie h':tlw ard,s, Mr. and Mrs. It's I Jonm.'s, Mrs ('hatnione' Gordon miii faiiiily and Mrs. I ,colzu I Iarnit'n Many happy tiny s Lii Mrs. SlIlitli. I preliminary hearing Rea dy At it I lli'st'ut' 11:1)' ('art' ('n'nt'r ,A ill iqit'n lhiursnhiy at 7.30. (In Sept , the center will open it thu ri-lul:lr hour h 30 a i t cpent it least one night In jail." -vi Id K'k us • Zion Holm- Mv,%iiirriq llaliti,t ( hiir I prtann he riled the case of V!ii Iinia Jr 2flyear-old Fr' 1,,unter:iile you th. who faces n ii 11 - irrIes a maiirniim term of 211 years sengers reported that they nverhe;ird comments shout hijacking. %frstt of those arrested have e'en cnnvicted mci Al if them _________ or ii .i.i r;si nf :e n.'st','. the misdemeanor chanti' if ji'.'ing ,i (a!t report of -s hIarking,' hot that 'I nkester could and up facing a h;ire of interfering with .s flight crew, .i felon y which i'.'. Protester C am p liii iii 'x' z: in jail Kokus said in an interview that at least a 44-lien persons have teen .srrested at the international airpnr?.s in Miami and Fort liudertlale in the Last year after iirline employes or pas- i' in'.iU;l to II II, lii!ii Mr :mliti Mrs - R ichard hiraniks lanvmnmuiice the' marriage of their daughter. Miss IIrt'nnla Mu' AstiIt'y. tit Mr Mi llard - rr.'ictMe Impulse l's make a Sunnhi. An i'njniyaluln' irnirinii iiic hit iii iii 111114 ii Mrs I sn lsn((T irk Invites ill if her friends ;innl well wuchn'rs l ;ittt'riul this ( 4usiiiru lt('s.I I. hirnKik.S i'i pastiir , hiiucking.s now," said Kr.kus, deputy chief of 5 ittorney's ('rimiMI (J hi'. isrnn an Miami 'But it's an iiiihti's'' at I liiir, I, ()It, - i I I -hI ti..,..a BERRISWORLD .. )~I_ X ~ ..",i o =_.* - -2 .( Sninnl:,y ii 7 iii thit' NAM'P will hive a ''liici't (tin' tin- " 01 ili1lt 1) lit __________ It is ironic that something that was once considered a - kVA I Ill it 11: ' ,if %v.'E LKS I Ie Is :ill Christi~m .,,t,r%' By DON OAKLEY " f, that airlines don't laugh at tin r,np.lir'r, Everybody's vi sensitive I ),,' tilt' If yr.,) API ,:,' tnnw5, he's "f woulti.be jokesters can t 01- ' hi 1. •- ;r4 Iii ,Iirk'" A growing number i office ill Mç.i has utintrltalteil Iii l.ittt Olw'n hI(ltIM' tit tIlt' "Iii'y )iiltlli' l)InIiIIt' hiilil art' will 1w held Sunda), I p n III !' If tit lite ptirli,osq, To provids. tilt- lM'St ('all' aiiil li'arflhl) l' JlllSSihli' for )nitlng ( hulnlr,'n 1;11e atiles the D(7 . I riititle. llii.hi ' huinil nit tilt Junior dt. l'.Irtttl( nit lit' Ii:,'. ri- cris- i'nl iiiiris out• Mut'ov is otist n''sulte,I ruler . t.iniiling ;issarnl.s fur S service . - 10 ,f'J'FFI'i Jree Writer ',,ur friend Jack at the airport cr r,rsp yet, nn in airplane., iifl't try to Pe funny by yelling f'Iiiti.l;n What About Love This may represent progress, but toward what it Is not yet clear. 1t f'fI i'l Speaking of Lib, great advance in establishing the human rights of women now seems to be looked upon as merely another means by which men keep women "in their place." This was the idea, which began with the' romantic movement of the 19th century and came to (till (lower ill the 2Lllh, that women should be free' to marry for los t'. not by arrangement for the soc ial or material convenience- of their families. "Lose' is the whole history of a woman's life; i! is oniy an episode in man's," wrote the French authoress Mme 1)c Staci Not any more In their demands for "equality" with men, love is a four-letter word that never passes the lips of the leading advocates of women's li be ration. Though they might argue that they aren't "Ms".ing a thing, it may be significant that few of these women stem to have a joyous relationship with a man, or ever had one, or even want one--Ill .r out of marriage Marriage is still po pular, of course But some of (tic' model contracts drawn up by some Women's libbers. in which all conjugal rights and duties are precisely cIe tailed and spli t exactly are as businesslike—and as loveless—as any marriage contract of olden times which specified the amount of dowry the woman was to provide A' f$ihtr.1ti'a; till' Pope Paul Retirement In Offing? that buihups should lay down their executive office in the chur ch at the age of 7 5 The Pope has also let it be known that tie' lirsis Pus role a tseas' burden and is disappointed at not being able to prevent what he on ce te r "schis. iniatic kr-nit-nt" in the church, If he we-re to step down, who would be must likely t., su('cet-tj him' In theory, any baptised Roman Catholi c, whe ther orciaintd or not, could be elected Pope. Hut in pr actice, the choiceis cwJueJ Ii, ,nt'iriber of the Sacr ed College of irdinais Since the reign of Sixtus V the Sacred College has been tr adition all) limited to 70 merri be rs. The tradilion was broken by the last Pope, John XXIII, who Increased the body to 119 But due to a recent papal decree that no cardinal over 80 should retain the Liii' lot, unI)' 91 Ccille'gt nwmnbrrs would cast a vote Of these, 11 -v over the age of 75 and can probaUy b. •vuded as papal candidates. Anot her Question be ing posed is fur 'ervi n' rr'tirinri-iJ 5titt-( t.4nrpriateri Religious Notebook B> ALAN t)EAS (upk')!ir i Service citatIon , enuima. Their success in tnovrmtier rests squarely on Mr. teresting, S('t)(X)l, e:i' and wc-.t One Man's Opinion - MIAMI BEACH — Can the Republican Party stand prosperity' Will success spoil Richa rd Nix on ' Those are questions that lurk in the corners as th e Republican National Cons-ention prepares to open Aug. 21. Not sin ce the 1 92 and '1j6 days of Gets. Dwight D. Eisenhower has a GOP presidential candidate ridden such a wave of August op timIsm . Mr. Nixon eno)'s a lead of up to 20 pe rcentage poin ts over the Democratic nominee, Sen. George McGovern of Sou th Dakota. Wholesale deserti ons have hit the Democrats after a political disaster involving a switch In vice presidential candida tes, Former Gov. John Connally at' Texas has or ganized a "[)erncucrats for Nix on " campaign and claims 20 million Democrats will turn their backs on McGovern. Though the Democrats convened here July 10, it was Aug. 8 before H. Sargent Shris'er finally emerged as McC,os'ern's vice presidential runnin g mate. Whern th e Dvinoa'atic con venti on treated the TV public to struggle between the "old" and the "new" politics, the Republicans are wrapped in so much harmony that some worry that their convention may prove dull and unin- nt 111e1, _______ 1 B RAY McHUGH Copley News Sen-lee lh'lui' ('li'ani'rs at 1I(P) West 13th Strict Iii' has lived in Sanford for (lit' last : ii.. attends St J;ii,in's ,ME ('hurh, where he serves its %lce-(Ilalrillan of it,,, steward lNidrll. IIIOIIIIM'r nil choirs I and 2, cIa'.'. hi:.uler and Intlnb( r of the ols isor> liii iril v. aides conceded on Jan 17 that seven was an unrealistic figure. that more converted s-esst'Is than that number would be in the water be fore lie could take office as president It was not clear, why the figure seven was chosen. Soon afterward, I check ed and found there were al. ready more than seven Poseidon .cquipped submarines in the water. I have just checked again, and the figure today is 12 converted, with eight more on the ways. At least two of these eight will be in the water be fore the s r next presidential inauguration. So th e hard prospect for next Jan. 20 is at least 14 Poseidon vessels in the water and on station, a total exactly double the figure McGovern's "alternative na• tional defense posture" sets as a top limit. Furthermore, the remaining six on the ways will be in fairly advanced stages of conversion by earl)' 1973, and still more vessels may be start ed on the Process In theory, submarines in this state could be kept from full conversion, But submarines on the was-s represent about a fifth of the missih'.tx'aring fl eet T leave them in midconversion would subtract seriously from our ntic-lear deterrent. To try to r ec onvert them to Polaris weapons is d ee m ed impractical Probably their conversion would have to be finished . That would give us, at least 20 of a scheduled 31 Poseidon vessels, roughly triple the total of seven McGovern fixed in January as the upper limit. ' ~ 1i Wc3cL' Mtl'oy is .-Ili Instructor at .si-1:1)(1) ('asvIhs'rry Elellientar) lllntllht'r of the National ~k-htxd lilt,) - are the parent-s fit stitute of Dry cI -;liters lour ll)'.l'IS itllhlrvlj ';ri'atr'r S:in!ornl (lliililtwr of Mt'ii is thin' proprietor iii ( Iillillii'l('(. IIII'lIlLwr of (tie , . C. , (.)¼sI_. "\ dock his own mother an hour's pay if she wei'e tsn minute. 1.ate. Is this rcall) In) payctw Harr%, or something ciu plarned to give to the poor'" "He's so cheap that after he gebtokrs.wing>'ou bctter he'll stan borrowmø a sandwich train .ou every day f or his lunch, the Week" IM M'('il), vibti lives with Ilt.% I. 1(054 II. '(ii, at 1102 ('yprl's.s A%nui Mrs '('ituut'n of I)uiicaii targets What he does argue against is the need to equip the c ibm 'irines with multi warhead w w eapo ns . his point is that these are designed to penetrate $O,)hIStiCItCd Soviet antiballistic missile defences huh that Russia has not really developed these. . The panic comes not from this proposition, how-ever arguable some defense specialists may regard it, but from McGovern's specific suggestion in January that 11 Poseidon conversions be stopped at seven out of the - N c kin g Sense Of Humor il(II'% Ills di.vurnelit saN s nothing about the alleged advantage 1~ of ha%ing longer range weapons. The greater range. of course pe rmits the vessels to move through still wider undersea areas, farther from the presumed enensy quitti ' Iur%t'IlICI1t 0011111 In McGovern's -pagc defense presentation, it was argued that our missile. aring fleet is our chief nuclear deterrent against the Soviet 'mon or any ottier con. ceivablc aggressor. Traversing millions of miles of ocean ur,detected. these vessels can mount a second-strike no. clear response within minutes after an enemy first-str i ke begins Nesertheless. McGovern proposed in mid -January to slop convert1ni, I olaris submarines to the more advanced Poseidon ' Ai'r lin e s La to I V. fl%% kINS fl ly•targetable warheads. , Th e Stntord Herald V/dndsj, August 16, 1972—SA lt_X~'df ? —— began, each bore 16 athanced A-3 Polaris missiles. Well under way is a funded program to convert 31 of the 41 submarines to carriers of a ionger range Poseidon missile holding not Just one warhead but 10 independent. they will be and soon! - F,rn Park ( [sIiI, Goldenrod. Easibrooli Marilyn ('ovdon 131 1St) plans flf By BRUCE BIOSMT Sen. George McGovern has been so busy itiiig nomin. ated and so ing his vice-presidential problems that he has had no time to iron out a puzzling wrinkle in his tie. r;ram: a e;'.a1 to halt crgotng chagt': ifl tc our missile-bearing submarine fleet. On Jan, 17. McGovern's top aides laid out in a background session the senator's "alternative national defen se posture' calling for a cut of some $32 billion Ifl L'S. tie. ense outlays by fiscal I97, The future also holds in its hands thesolution VOLTOLINE, Circulation General Ma nage' .JOHN A SPOLSKI, ASIGCaIe Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES 3 5c Wet'I — 37771 Publisher NE 0 DOYLE Advertising Director & Ant to PubIsie Sports Editor six story with units for construction ion piles) of a luxury apartment are recognition not only of the need for further apartment construction but recog nition of the prime value 01 the view of Lake Monroe which will be provided, The Quality Motel — fills an imm ed iate need. Th e Presidential 72 .%4LTER A 5IELOW, Editor ariø GARY TAYLOR a i Green Light Shines For Sanford No matter what present or future — Duncan C. McCoy 'CIfIzn Political Notebook Editorial Comment Tommy Iston t'lEMi\ k'AT State Senate - Seat 17 PikI Political Adv. by Wesley Hauser, Camp.ilcjn rrtt4,isurt't' - �/ 6 B_ A.,.,. P. P,•.'tis P.iai. _ 011 ~ .,,kN ,S~ ~ Pamela Thomas El I i za b eth R oot7)-e r Holl o red l-S ffl'i .1' St ltii'.' th :.- , it. i '.,,,t It. .11 5!aii" IIrj.i', r bilit I I.W 1W A\ SWCZKOWSKI Petite and pretty Elizabeth Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wilborn Rogers. was honored at a lovely tea at the 7 home of Mrs M I). Walker, with Mrs J S Duncan, the I former Sharron Walker, I& I I -_---I . tt.t - tot ,.,, Mr an1 Mrs. Hobt'rt C. 1l lU, .TInkr,!. cir c le, . ~ ! . . Miss Thomas born In Baltimore, Sid , has attended Srminole High School and is presently attending Seminole Junior College where she will receive her high school (p1oma while also taking some college courses. She Is employed part-time at the B. E. Purcell Co • In Sanford. 1- . * It -4pol. - ~ % - 3 • 11 il III, 11 I Miss Thomas' paternal grandmother is Mrs. Maude Fhmas, Speedway, W. Va and her maternal grandmother r. l.en.i Roland, BluefRhI. V \'.i 'I : . <. '-• Guests were sniartl% attired in the lovItest of long frocks and ,Acre served delectable petit - lic maternal irandparent.s are Mr. and Mrs. C S ;, ;,- ,rd Sr Co rdova Drive :trd paternal granlparr.t are Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rudd, Adams Ave., all of Sanford. The wedding will be an event of Sept. A. 1972 at 8 p. in. in 1. , %ILSS l'A%tEl.A ANN THOMAS Photo by Rob Orseig) Grace Methodist Oiurch, Sanford. Siio we r Ho n o rs 111fa iv Co ii riel ' L j.-,• 1 _ . " • - ' .% ' \ -1 . '' '• - f '., . ' . . __., . - - - ' - . - ' * - - - . t. L and delicious repast at a gala preENJO\ ING A BEAUTIF UL w1ding tea, were hostess, Mrs. M. I), Walker; guests, Mrs. Vill)orn Rogers, mother of the bride; Elizabeth Rogers, lovely bride to be, and co-hostess, serving the ginger lime punch to the honoree, Sharron ' Serving were Mrs F: H %%,,),t, vin, Maicn. sister of By Abigail Van Buren i Wi Is CIItss T,qb,W V N, Ate Walker Duncan. - - -. ' I, , , - _f - ________ From ljingeood were Mrs. Hu.ssel Calvet and Mrs. Douglas Stenstromn: Maitland, Mrs. Barney Griggs: l)dllary, Mrs. Fa> Lee; Orlando, Mrs. II. ('lark. Thomas Reitz and South lie ask> Itodne Daytona, Mrs. Lee A. Watson, aunt of the bride _ - . • _________ I_l ,; - . ' _________ .-. ' i - ___________ _______ I, ':' T~:4" - ,I - ' V , - ) ~ - ' 1. - ii t. -, . , 11 . 4 . . I - A~ r ~ • U - I.. - ___ Jtz - - __ - 46 ~ .- 4 -0 . . _. b Farmer The J. D. I)nggers hot 1402 >i'llow and ehite mums with Oak Ave'. Sanford, was the greenery, on the coffee tabte' setting for a rioscellaneous and hydrangeas on the imintl' brid if sho w er. Wednesday, The' hostess gilt sc:is a elotbit" Aug ti, honoring Miss Mary with hatIip4'r filled Courier. 'f (hiedo whose tiusceilane'ous toilet articles A. Chile The honoree received inam lovely .irld useful gifts J!'11 Fro m .'ln Broek in (I1l.S FAIRWAY (,('ES'l'S FROM CAPE CANAVERAL, ,Jacksonville, Orlando and other branches of Fleet Reserve attended the capacity crowded hail for Charity Ball which hailed new management of club under Mr. and Mrs. James Zimmer. Enjoying the festivities from left are, Doris Woody, regional vice president elect and local auxiliary P.P.: Mildred and Carl Scott, guests; Marge Miller, local FRA Auxiliary president and Oscar Eswine, Branch 263, Canaveral. (Ann Sieczkowski Photos) )I (Organ or Piano) Deadl CANNON MUSlC Co. S. Orlando Ave. Maitland, Fla ,PPi. 04.4.1600 Cannon Music at Music Man U44 t CoIon,i Or .141 SlOP "c, - . a I ,, , - - ~ , W. COOL YOUR LOVE -A1 .4.. - _._;1_1 , It. .WITH A_ El.ctrlc, :Gnerl '- I C ,t ".11) Iii 01 Al 'I-' (UR tW .•' '•'•• PA I'! •''e4 i h.' -' W.athcrtron Central Air Conditioning System ', ' - CALL t\ Eli •flS - & WALL PLUMiiING IILATIP4C.. INC i.. IOdY S Sa.'torO 322 6562 ' president of the Fleet Res€rve Corporatior which operates the club house) welcome new managers of the club. Mr. and Mrs. James Zimmer, Both Zimmers have had extensive experience in operation of clubs, and plan a 18 number of interesting activities to stimulate members and guests. t/Yt( i;(/O(W ,F .- IF YOU LET HER TRY IT SHE'LL LIKE IT! k -:'\ ": -! 4% ft 'f1ie \\ oiiderl ul ' \ or1d of Dance" 10 Ir ~ ,~~ 1 -% ; I , ;. G On h- ace, Arms & Legs REMOVED Quickly and permanently Enjoy 'Feathertouch" Comfort with the NEW INSTANTRON Now.. the newest most effective way to remove superfluous hair by a registered 'I'()JiLR.' BE.-It'I'Y II.-IRUIETT'S BEAt "Ti .\'(iflK 1055. Oak Ave. Is Now Located On Theist Floor Of E lectrologist! I3I\I TO\VERS IRENE DUMAS Lola is Beauty Salon C..6ii.eibefry. I I',t ill ,, formerly known as - Y4 N Hwy 17 97 ,S chool ANNOUNCING 8388133 ,rv Mis t 0 Dance Ari,s in l)an 'o' 1' r (l I ll 111/! ' BALLET-TAP-JAZZ Register NOW! • 4iI ,''' I l4.lfl - . 1,,,..,j i'.apuiltr 17.-it 1 549,95 •: •i P. L - Four convenient credit plans a,ailabl. 5• ., 4 /•.•• I ( U.. . r a...,,..,,, ,. . •• ' _.. ., ' New Fall Term Begins Sept. 11th . Ph 322 5712 323-1O0 2160 S. Elm Ave. 322•9272 Sanford, Fla. : OPEP4MOP4 .THURS ,FR1. TIL, ) \ '....,' . - - - -', ..,- SANFONDPLAZA - 43 42 40 - 49 - - - - - - - .-' . I r:...1.. oIt t"n o. .*.'il S fe' ' 45 - .*. ,*' - -- 55 . - - , - 56 , - -' Iltillywoud, Calif 90028 312.11141011 1) Ie lei) ;i 7 1 -clus. II it Polly's Problem DEAR I '(11.1 .V I hssw s.'anm I ne'tiius e' stains, such as tn,iile' liv grape' jimic.' arid •intilii'iaIR e'iilisrt'oI drinks, from vi> I 'utIiinit5'(l plastic counter tops without removing tin' gloss'? 4.. an anything restore the shine Or d Jill's insiisly useol cleansors removed from these . counter'." Thank you for ans help-LOIS 461 fr apart mum a ... , A t,' v 's:'i i 0 • a, K 'mu; :i , i / ,, lit sei' iii A 5 V ,\ K q C . q ' , 0 . ., AA$ ! 1 1111-1 .11I. . 14.111 % ls.ti I' ...., I'.,'s S.'nilu I • IA • ', I'd- i )Iwfi II I I., h:asi I's's 5'.sil. :* p,,.,. , . I', ,J,ie'uili Vli,'ui )mstir l',imluler hi.i uti.i( le' a g,itii.' t.'rt'unug lint s stilt Jumtiip Ii, ganuii' slisssc that Hi.' immils' thiiiig estr.i sosi hiss' tie slnscc is a .,',.,l tt iuiuujm Iiilsluuig \',iim .ime' iii,sk sug a 'sl.itti Ity but ccartiintg l5.lttnit'I lhiiit lit' o'ani tint l'xlss'e't aims thiliig e'Xli .i fm,stti iou its the high carol ' tielhan'tiiie'mit North's ti:itiil is Jii',t at'oiit islu'iih for this jiiuiip to gitli,' and It ale., 111-Ai- 1111119% miiightv easy Sistitti tee go tsi to 1114* gt and slatii Suiithi knew that flie'i c' ,iilghut be 501111' litt le lIar to tIme' gnuitud slain o'simit iat't cc hie'ii he lost it ,iniel 'sc hiu'ii uliumnus' hit the tide tie gist' tie hm,it,.i s''snisisi,'n a Isle st liii V bt'fuuns' start i ng toll his I'I:iii of ..'eintp4mlgui. It was .51)5 13 e'i 's (limit Pie' tutu tricks imgaltust ii 09 trumtutjm lilt-ilk e'lik ,.......... (it' cc ininuluig .........., :. SHIRLEY MacLAINE colrs - - (6) Gejidnfl Light (9) Dating Game 300 (2) Another World "THE OSSESSION OF JOEL OLANEY 161 Secret Storm Hasp 'a' (9) General Nigril 6) Edge of (9) Bozo's Rig Top :i Douglas 'DE A TH 3r 'r a c (6) My Three Scrs (9) .V-c,4 es 1.30 (2) Hsgn Ctu,;parrai (6) Perry Mason (6) Romper Room ( 9) Sv( 9:30 (6) Mery Griffin 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place 10-30 (2) Concentration .- -- 111111 that hi,' w.uiilsl hui's r tip 1usd thu.' h.'t . ~M4 1'1i~-9 , 7 111~ EV'A A-W S: 30 (2) (2) 19) N"i (6) Green Acrei !"° 4 97 43 V 2 # A K 5 63 476' Whist ul,, 'tf5( 410 15(5*5 A-l'aes. 'I'tir,e ran bt iso phi (or ted ci, anti all you cam, Ill, 'it 114 11W that scot partner will t, l,i, tue small slam h'isi.-, busty S qi's s i'i Is. I i' J ,I s' ,5',155i', 't"e'st sI',stl hr's s.'ssi two Isean te 'lists WbII H '' I'06't' MOURN b...6 10 "Win •t lid1.," ICIO 055$ s•em. paper?. los 41, lad,. Ciii St.ieoe, N. Y.t6, N)' IDOlS. ' ._ - - 11 i IA" fill I I@ capr : CwIcJe*- 30 . Ponderosa Ranch %lc('NSELL ('spIcy News Senice - _______________ ___ LA KE TAHOE, Nev. There's something about the Old West that has a pull for Aztiericam. And for j Itt of o th. ci' people around the world too, for that matter. l'ko' th e Punde'cosa Ranch, fur ezunple. It sits up heie in the Sierras surrounded by U.C. ''''p ,I*.. I" p-'''-' ,n.i ,,..,'i.,_,&,,,., in. "'' '' Like Tahoe. It was created by a hard- e'i'e'slibly beautiful some and energetic couple. Lull The ranch's facili ties include horseback riding and hayrides in th back cuuriti-y, stage coach ride's, a rnerrv-io-s'owxl, kiddie rides, Boss' Mystery Mine Shack, an antique car and carrue museuni, th Silver DolLar Saloon and I"rcntier Town of the l864 The sea,wxi ex tends (runs April through Thanksgiving admission 13 g fur adults. , _sm , .viu nit u'u.e wt'$,,) VISIt 4.l'e' given a souvenw a tin cup pho.'e.ngravt'd with a poctw'v of the ranch hquse, the Cartwrmghts and the ('underewa brand As Anderson says, peo.pie like to hang on to a tat of the (lid Ve't'st , a . - '-, CHICKEN SPECIAL Ard SPECIA DAY EV RYI)AY . l3ahaniä Jo?s SEAFOOD HOUSE F' 1 5 Dinners UN DE R 5 1 95 iOtidvs JVJ ,5JV4'U ii 1r,nch Fr , t, VV%tJ .i 'ad fl ,-vim dJi. ?tufl pu5iIevs and our 4w4isou ,um,n t hovitdoe Reg St.io 99c Highball hi,n, cxx,1(es jt F reli k h tnt's, O4C sia n 5, V'yjt 'oils " S:' A LSO 99$ fI,1"" ' Michelob Children s Dinner ost Cocktails 75' )! '1' \ I 3 Piec es of delicious tried B US I NESSMAN' LUNCHEONc . . 6.5' I ) . • I ii 1'. I' t°.ur' .11 '0 1!11 tu ic st ii iU .m :i II '''mu 1 ''ii is - BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE The Green Top More than 300,CXX) visitors 1 1141s Prince e'atise to see the rams'h last )'c'dir, says " Greene, Today there are people here friati England. Ireland and Geriimn Greene told a peas cssnfcrericr its he sat cam a table and reixa'tens sail on benches under an awning at the rant-h. lie' wore a rust's'cstisred leather Jacket, biow ii cc e'sterui Iflt.s, boots and uversised dark " , glasses. "They exane here because they have seen 'Bonanza' and want to see a reps'esentaiIon of (lid West." S S. French ye Sanford ,Z232d 1 O445 Ii a -''' ' '''• " (OLDEN SWOON AWARD WIN N1 K Iff I1i s CINTRAL I'LOR1DA'S OLDI$T AND P1541ST STSAK HOU5 scHviNa CO&IPtI5L DiNPICISS UNTIL I is hWY. $9' Beer , 20' 323 4410 nera. the - , - . ' 'is.,,,, L.'ns5sr.w, 'e Life to Le (9) 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy [TZU is p '-d , ti. .5,,, wet tesnm,'i rise - 3 30 (2) Return to Pey!cr Place and Joyce An derson They built it to satisfy the feeling by many iel li,iniisti d li tn .',i ts he .hee'ole i viewers of the tekvi.smon show to i> suit 511011 iii> ii.'t' 1111(1 ''llorsanz.a" that the Pondereo.a kitug 0( (ti.iitussii*ls JOlt tloj)t' Itanch should e xist in re,.l (un the' host mxii Just in their iniuigtnat.iceas. Vhieti Its.; it ssi'Iosmue'utt% (ui Anderson fell in love with this Icc i'd it %% as ,Ill oser but the' II.' miiif.'d a third country when he was a e's.li' shiuitiumitl high. lt'sl a triioup tractor an(] later an opera tor of to 1111111111% *% Jack rutted ii a horseback riding and ha) ride t,siiitti tlnitiisstist ccitt, his liset operation, iuiuip, u'astiu'il the top lit'artc lie heard ttiy 0le won, I shi.t'.intl ,i s, hid' iiiii tit"', 'r aloud about the ls,'tiis'i of mum> 'I'otsk Ito' at's' tel e.'l miii's the Pundrrta (tasrx'h they had l olled lii'. sstbn't' o'liuhi uiu,h seen on the "burning P tii.usle' t ilt, l,i'.t link wit Pm thejutiwn on ccci>' 'pisetk of the j."t k it eIiarnuiih ''itorcanz,a" set'ies _________ So he decided to build the ranch hit got the backing of National Llroade'sssting Co ii.- I ii., I.'. . producer of the show, and ''ho" i,,uiI s n'iania'' stuns lA'cne Greene, ss rsl 5,.niI, I'.s'.i I till'' I' V Michael Lazudc*s arid the tate l's*'. 1'.,-' 4 A 2A Dan Bluei-ker. It was completed I'.is' "a, ' In 1967, with Ander son u u' A I'.sc blent and the others as part. you. Soli th. ,Is be' jar Game . _________ J,iuiue''s 2 30 (2) ON I 1.42 D,4,.iaThs.b, ''' ".4 9 IO ie40w1'Mll is __1 g d (91 N*$ 5:00 (6) Capt.Kangaroo (9) I si Love Is a Many 5ieedor Thin wi s,,.s -,- f Our L% , h.'.e,t A Q ()'sssal.I & ,ift.'r .01: - U - (9) 't'i Mske a C..;) Sports Club 9:00 (2) Phi SI Sw'-, '41 3.sc,,,ni tisstitiitg __________________ ll _. - A0'Cit QAiL '.t. 3455 34 CM sar sow vs 's-i :0 00 0 I)) Days (6) News "tiss'sc A ' J to . , 7 thie' chili iii.' PLuS u-il hits :4cc' .. 54 i'°''''" .ini, ., 1 1 111 n,,s.'ii w inn a 'quash.' he iluitontis's king l:a.t .'.h out ,enel South had Ill uIi% oil car .'t'ully It •i5Ja'.in cii tti,it lie' would not tie' ;ihsh' to t:,,tiulh,' a i I ' ts n S S.1 ' )i,id,' tmio'uiv 'i Iu.'reti.zt', , - .: "t the World Turns - 11.15 I ii iiniij. £ kJ sra (6) A lOu (2) lay H) WIN AT BRIDGE it; . reall y d oes exist - 'J - " - ' BId 'f- Li h Pi _ __ R cn Vein scill re('els e' a dollar it I'islis nyu's sistir (as orite huuue'in:ikitig idea, I'i't I'ei'ss', I'ulls Problem or se,lntloni to it iirubl.'IiI. 1'nite' l'mill Iii rare of (Pile ness spaper, SI lIt III, Iii ' 6:30 (6) Summer Semester 6: 4.5 (2) fIsw.'r'. I iic' ANNIE (;1l.u'l: lix __ (6) Search for Tomorrow (9) Spiel Second () Somerset (6) Wh,iI's M Lee (9) All My Children 1.30 (2) Three on 6:15 (6) un,hiee AIma,,ac 6:20 (2) World Tomorrow ll II:,' 1. itt1,' . 1 j I ~, nlfj' I IN 61 '4 ''''- 1V'S BONANZA sis iI15biII .l.4iI4. , (C) Pass,t'rd 600 (9) Slim Mims siS 01 7 f L 1-11 , ,•,,d,_ ..., 1,.,,i . ' A'1t!,flbyEJfliePendrellan,1 r'.,' H04t't.-a-4 - j..., ' hov"'ias.lemeaning, Th i "resting clocumentar,' -' ,r I ,iIl a 1uis.'thy sees is lush (isliage' :iiith -. 1111111111111111111 12 30 (2) News ,'arnne* other daii kzl' a ' sir, -1 'leplomant) ,.. ,", (S) Where o'. t4..i.-• MORNING ,, 1,7 . " "s'4 THURSDA' Iu:AI( l'()I.i\'--I would like to pass sin a hint I have haul se irk sc i'll for the past fist' sun,s trier' Befor e this. I ..lssays had trsiiuhdt' getting m'tioughi mtuiilstiire' to the' flowers ill riiv porch boxes, 130TTOM .7 Now I t-tit the bottoms ~~) liquid soap hcttles, invert , - It . 'ww 12 00 12l .etDp.jrnji-- CO Bar 900 (5) Movies 10:00 (2) Night Gallery 11:00 (2) (6) () News 11:30 (2) Tonight Show s Movies - hoittli, dirt lt,'i,sr ,' l,uuo the' folu:iOs' nusaks's .s I . AFTERNOO N Truth (5) Hoqn' Her o" (C) Mc*iie Factory C CO (2) .'.oiam i9) The Sssor (2) P.tej '. ' "' , i I (6) Love 11:00 ! 2) (6) (5) Ne'*s 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) (5) MOvies l)EAII P()I.I.Y-My Pet I'eev.' concerns the aftermath front festivals, furs, etc. It seetus that people who spon. sum these affairs should have some -;% stein for cleaning up Ili(- debris along the' streets Could tf:t'y make' a deal wit this' (ire' dt'sartruisnt to wash off the streets and sidewalks that siti.'Ii ss( slic:urdeel (ussl for d:i Tb.' terrible stench tie'er huniguis on like a loud (lrt';mmti MRS T. .1 x,a U U U ii 30 I?) 3 1(2) To Tell the - this's.' bottle's :itn'imt it foot ' • Consequqnces I )I-:AIC I '( )I.IV I suggest that we .ill keep an old pair of scissors in istir kitchens and use them to cut into small pir'c't':; all meat, egg tin(l other cartons and boxes that fill tip lilt- trash can so qii'klv Children old ennu 'h to ,.au,'lv ii'si' s('i'.c , rs like to thu this for ii pastime 1:1 e'".s "..- - - the year;, Ii's ,-,ill :0 black youti sterl by Frank Reynolds, 't.'salonk,sttheractqini ',t,wk youth still faces in set. Love. Style (5) Dragnet lB I(il,I.' (lItMEII sejtltd iterisjiwk tI .. -'.. -_ of VP'. (ei'?,ri-it Famsl,' Atfr (2) ti,stonal 'I'I'LI'-,iI UZI" \Iiui'i' j;i \it!~ .,,,j 00 '21 GeO.2raP1SICS () Truth or 0111ill" t I ) 11:i : -_- ' , r.t ' . iston WEDNESDAY 11114111.11,11i".S I'OITEItS 5 r-g, 51 L53 - p. GhNLKAL rENDENcil:s: You are now overly Ni'., "Lb * £VFNINO ., eager to travel or in sortie way to expand your isterests and extend yourself far beyond your present sphere of activity. Make sure, however, that during the morning you force nothing and that you do not get into any arguments Then the rest of the day and evening are Just great for you. A RIPS (Mar 2 I to Apr V ) ) You are apt to want to use force to get something you want set)- badly, but use diplomacy instead Make some new contacts who are worthwhile. Go to the right soure for the information you want I AURUS (Apr. 2() to May 20) Although the morning may be trying, do not indulge in sell-pity, and later you can have much fun with the one you lose Your intuition is not good during day, but fine tonight So be sure to follow it then. (;lMINI (May Il to June Il) Morning could prove dlJlicult, but show you can still smile later in the day you C make better arrangements with a good associate. Know what your true position is with mate, others I hen you realize # at is best to do, MOON ('Illl.I)Rh-N (June 22 to July 21) if you stop a iberating about that work ahead of > ou and delse right into you get it done for once and tot all Show you arc most Cfticicnt l'Iar. tunic for rest in p in , instead of going out and slitting overtired 1.1(1 (July 2.1 to Aug 11) Steer clear of one who has an eye your assets during day and then be off se mu congenials for W aiiiUsetiicnts you desire Show thoughtfulness for mate and , CotTic to a better understanding Good manners are most ' irtant now VIRGO (ag 22 to Scpt 12) Showing tonsideration end 414 thoughtfulness to those who dwell se itti you brings fine results nu Handle some t,jctc matter well, though it rrcluires some effort on your part Prose you air an efficient rcr'n IlliR A (Sept 23 to Oct 21) Make preparations earl)' to we rO.1 pals and business allies so you know exactly what to say .and do You can confer with one who can help you advance 0) quickly IM )Rt'I() (Oct. 23 to Nov Il) Money matters are cery impt>rt.int to you today, so get into Al the raimillications (it cii early and watch the iniproscntit'rsl ti) s ,ii I &sters to what a cks ci hiusmnets expert list to su"co Follow gmsl id vic e S't( 11 ARIIIS (Nos 12 to Dec Ill Il,mndle personal a(Iau% se ifli others it, a roost diplomatic anti intelligent way A, amid this will help you advance t ile afternoon is dee ll"mlI for entertaining, or accc(l ting sonic litre inivit .stion *terilrd to you t'Al'RI('OKN (I)ec 22 to Jan 20) Mu c h care in motion of My kind should he exercised now Plan your activities for the Mia future roost intelligently and widen your horizons Get * suggestions you need from one who is an expert in your ic ulir field of endeavor A()ttAltlt)S (Jan 21 to lcd' t') ,coiJ that pat who likes O 8190C a good deal and get togetb,er with people who can you he more productive Personal affairs should he put off to the evening hours I lien handle thetis wisely PIS( '15 (Feb 20 to Mat. 20) 'I he morning is apt It) tie lathr r difficult, but later in the day you can take care of both and civic matters efficiently i'ind the right system (or hog one who is vital to your happiness and welfare. Ia:ly Obcd tonight tie or she will he I ft YOUR CHILI) IS HORN IOI)AY oa of thode highly senlitise young people who needs *Zfl')imy and happiness in the environment early in life si, the I'V'i'us system can strengthen itself naturally I lien you: )ffipring can become a most vibrant and efficient person An 41 hoc education is best here, since the mind is definite anti bort tith , then upon maturity fine opportunities will tie seized nuti h made of them Provide gmid religious t)Je kgmi'urid '1 hr Stars impel, they do not coriipcl What you make of life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for feiniher Is now ready For your copy send your bimthdate $I to Carroll Righter Forecast (nartie of newspaper), Box sine.' his -- - (enter 'Rerun, A tsuhonir plauo epidemic tliu'atene the area as fir (;annnn ansi In- Etcher, a p'iblu health doctor larry ' 39 50 152 ilO C RS %lerlir ii ste after Pre4ent ' - 8 j 44 melicn, In ', ','" Truman ordered i ntogr itirin in the armed services An nteresting pr'vgr ins in 'r itning cer',ieernen iq mnde'r.'itnr to instnset others in rwe reintinni hiss teen filmed at F'oçt Kenning. Gti , es the particIpants r 'rutidi',' ''r7,1 r.' '1'.' raPI.'tfl . - - 28 33 W 31 - - 32 -,-.. - -" '' -- -- II -. 34 from the Canoil Righter Inotitut " Directors: Miriam Rye 1. Valerie We'd 519 E. Pine St. Downtown Sanford Betty Weber Owner o '-fill.'i: J Of - _ 166016 I V!:d r . . .~ - . Hertint, ''l.ady :I. " ' -- 22 23 -'p irky now i .s ron irtist. mit v lIe es erjnn. land in New I) I re;'iei.'.s ,,u ' ' 0 11 - ?O 21 F _ - if 19 12 r '('4,, % (1(' /,4' , UNWANTED HAIR - (if c / Lessons For Beginning Children 601 - 9 - - L---." CARROLL RIGHTER's L A. . X110 . 0 (''$ '991/6r Weeks ,,',, •r o. t '.tr' \ li' lirtck- .1 i uret along the " :I% were it turned to thc-r .o their age-nd-i 11w 1U e t huitw Sanford ,ve' after trip as made in a Minihorne Jil e'ste'ndt-1 \j.:tto.n trip in th e Camper and enroute home th e> Northera states They attended visited the factory where the the seediling of a niece- the calliper as made at lir;s:n. forimmer Elisabeth Priest' of Ohio, Lake Erie was one of the The party area seas decorated !.mPtrs in (r) iLi holders. more interesting place's they Sanford, in lilac kvmlir. S C. floral beautiful se Oh V. bile isiting their son and criju>vd I(e'tre'shna'nts of pineapple. arrangements, including red rasts'rr> , iime parfait and petit famiiily, John M Brockman in They enjoyed the trip se ith the roses and in a setiite container, fours were served by the Cleveland. Ohio, they had the exception of,a sfr..rt stay in the h •.te-'.e' pleasure' of ge'tti:mg a cq uainted Itoh Cross Hospital. li> Mr their first grandchild. six lirockimin. while visiting their e ;u'sic invited to join the with h:m'ree set're her mother and weeks old Matthew hard) daughter Patricia, in Silver tse:n sister, Mrs John Courier Ilrr.cknuir. This was the' first Springs. Another famous II( tint' the famnil> had all been p-mtient was also in the same J(et \ )( •md Martha Courier, Oviedo: hospital, Gov. George Wallace. toge th er for f our years Mi,. Mickes' Tesinsks, Winter Relative's anti friends In and the tight securit) Park, and Mrs l)orothy II Virginia, North Carolina, procedures and guards made ine Pearson, Sanford. Moocka Corner, S C. and points them rather nervous. htequest.c for .rwn s Friends from Oviedo were ne'ses and photo cuserg(' kt L'..it-. fl-.I..*. I'Ci-nraii1 parties. clubs, etc.) should Hooker Jr , George Kelsey. ne made at least a eccek in I :ntt Waltz. it K. Slavik, advance. Wiley Abell, W. H. tkShazo. Metcalf, Robert Arthur Engagement and wedding \li Allister knmu:, ds ila ik at litHerald office, should be Also Mines l)anri> hicistel, ac(ompanmed by a black and Robert Simionoris, Peter Wright, while glossy studio photo at Johnnie Conk>, K. W. Stoner, least five da) s before' Douglas Jackson, Lonnie dstted publication date. AkAander, Donald Hooker Sr.. Doris Williams, Robert Graham, H. It Spencer, Society Editor W. C. Faircloth and Andrew itit Aulin Sr. 111 LAUNDROMAT -VI a07 --e' - eeerc Mrs. along with the guests enjo>ed Hostesses 'veral appropriate bridal l)riggers, her daughter, Mrs. Ii W Keller and her daughter-in- g.ime's, during the e-vening law. Mrs. Ted Aulin Miss ..i L t er.' pl a ced on a table Courier and the two (0- oven imd with anecru lace clot 0 h1.. hostesses., Mrs Keller and Mrs "ver 'r 'ti se centerpiece Aulin are all (ruin Oviedo. assorted fruit 16 - I:0kI(.AS1 FOR 1111IKSD,%y, AItGIJSi 17, 1972 PLAZA Ret u rn E.vten(le(l J (feat irni -- ._ ' - P--' - 11:. , ". A _: I 8 I be selfish of him, stay boone. You wouldn't have a good time If you went and took a nagging conscience with you. at _____________________ - 1 Ci --- 15 DF;An FF;%'ER: flow does your husband feel about It? 11 he wants you to go, then go. If he doesn't, a.ltho It would 1i1. ..", ~- -!. 1_~_ ._L ,~ ~ All 41 16 Bock To School BUDGET DRY CLEANING . - . # 5 - DEAR ABBY: My husband has been an invalid for ID years, I have been willing to take him on trips for vacations twke a year, but he refuses to go because he would have to go in a wheelchair, and this he refuses to do. Do you think I should give up all future vacations which include travel? I have opportunities to go with tow' groups thu-u my husband's business associations. No hanky panky. Just a change of scenery, which I would so love. My husband would have good loving care from our children, and they think I should go. I'd never be gone for more than ID (lays. Should I go or not? CABIN FEVER IN ILLINOIS REMINDER I $ i SIIAIUN(; PRE-NUPTIAL HAPPINESS with Mrs John Courier and h os tess(!.,,, Mrs. Ted jx)pular bride-elect Mars' Courier, of Oviedo, Aulin, Mrs. l)riggers. at whose home the -Lower was given and Mrs. II. W. Keller. seatel at gift table, are from left, her mother, Photo Cecelia will ___ -i;';': 40, W4 %#, I - __ i':i,i ... , - 4 T> 44 ___________ -- - ,%, ,~* olv. ?F - 'A C -- . . -- ~. '-' t J' . ,a. I - it L1•P•W4?" ' .- ~ - i.._ ' . It I ,I....: _________ _________________ -• - - ' - 3 2 I .. .. • Palm f' nI ', ii',, . 41 irriaritI Tryitts','w,n I I i " Movie r' . ,, - (;rigS and Ikiroth V C U,mh.'r .1 II""Y ' 5l DEAR TONY: I'll tak e my lumps when I goof, but I time I'm not guilty. The wont was correctly "who" In it copies sent to all the newspapers carr)tng my column. I' some reason. ONE newspaper jwlth a circulation of almost milllonj changed my "who" to "whom," (Oh, would that they had changed my "whom" to "who" when recently I P. erroneously wrote, "Whom shall I say is calllng?"l - 'C '' I i,oh,,m.ot n lEon,'.t DEAlt AI1BY Ple, gRe me your opinion on this as it seems to he "law" with the IA -omen In Mc. Texas, I ian new In this town and the townspeople appear to feeling me out At work the other day some women me what I sleep in, and I s.ald, "Nothing liii true '.'ll. I was told I was no lady' Abby. I enjoy sleeping in the flesh' In fact, I also enjoy doing my hou.sewnrk In the nude, (privately, and with all Use shades drawn, of coursel and what Is more I like to ck in the nude I see nothing wrong with it, but these Texas scomn are ready to run me out 01 town on a rail. I live alone, so why can't I do as I pleac.,' Are you with me' NEW IN TIIWN I)F:An AHB\'. Ito whom I Just read the following sentence In one of your columns: "You will always be your wther's daughter regardless of whom your father's wife so Abby, you could not possibly have committed so Isorrena grammatical crime, so it must have been your gecretary, a proofreader or printer ih'gar.tIess of "whom" is, Kall the Kulpr-lt on the Karp.t and Kastlgate him, her or it Kategonically. TONY THE STICKLER IN CANOGA PARK, CAL. - - ) " trwow ' •' s'sttiin Ii 36 sih er-gre cotton with w hite Seeber Brooks, Wendell Nets man, Ik'stt'r Rethwill, I. It. trun and collar: and Sharron Brooks, Horace ('ohran, l4oyd lli'ynolds. 1.elanil Build, Walker Duncan, who was ('ole'm:in, Walter Cook. B. F. William Stempt'r, George Stine, gorgeous in a Floral printed cooper. J. G l)avid. Al irvII)e 1',tiehtitn aunt of the ------- I 'i ' -- - . , , IPSI, IiKAII NF:t%': I'm with you, hut do put an apron on then you're frying bacon. And watch the sn-ingr, The hostess gilt was an electric -ki:kt long puffed nylon skirt, with ;i l\'udnev, G B Drake. Edith bride: Earl Weldon. George Receiving guests on their Wt'll, K. M Whitmire, H. C. F'ttirtt tuald F'lamm. W irriv.il t e're the twnoree, red silk long sleeve blouse Melin Wilkins, J. Attending to wish happiness B Fort, J A. Fuller, Frank Whitmire, a eearing Elizabeth, ClaY Williams, l"red Wilson, A. ancolored printed knit long for the young bride to be were: Griggs. V. M Grogan Also Mines William Harmon, I. Wilson. K. It. Wood. Robert gon, featuring short puffed Mrs Ped Hasty and Mrs. A. C. Madden, grandmothers of the Iloward Hodges, Margaret Hasty, Jay T. ('osmatO, Kensleeves: her mother, Mrs Mines: groom: Benny home. Donald Knight, A. it. nt'th McIntosh, It. H. Kelly. Rogers, ma stunning green knit tiictin, IA''t ic A Harley, Arthur Mil- ord. \V K Mc.icl;iuehlin, Williaiii ('agle, Gu Allen, .ng jumpsuit, with full sleeves lkck'c oh Jr.. hamilton Bisbee. John Matthews. K A Mon- Rol,iml lhl AIaCh ufk-d at the w rist. Mrs. The Misses Edna ('hittendon, Noah Booth. Ronald Brooks, fortun. I(ol*'rt Morris, fl If. Walker the hostess, in a lovely Ann Pegmz)Fuller, Ma'l.iuchlin. l'atricia Beth1. lI;Ethel1s.1 arbara p Ituprect. Doroth)- Walker. 011ie I I __ I ---~ - -_ - _-_ __ _= ~ - _ ______ F __ r__-_- ___ - ____ Vihittlt Laura Wilkins. lIce ( i•"'i Pamela and Gina Madden, sisters of the groom; Brenda Milt y Morrison. __________ 42 -Khay;.rn mos - :4 Mai'ir. sri r.'.gt.''' 5hht 'I' I Wailing." ('old and calculating Susan (lark t.rushes aside her family to take control of the Ftleyrinni, search desperately family rorparatlon because' her for Is origin ('omplications brother ha.s decreed she -an ne'.t prictot. itise when a young mo ther. then compare marry the corporation's Ito tinirju.'s in picking up a girl sttorney t leslie Nielsen,. In believed to have had C'nnt.ii it 't bus stop 'Carol Wayne.i refuses surgery md quit s ')'e the OWPt struggle, a rriiirtler Alco, 'n tonight's show is singer committed and l,ieut.'nant hospital with her hahy r 1 1-11i It,'q'cp who solos on 9 '14.141 '1(1 sPtC AR I olurnt,v', • I'etp F milk i gries t stsare't" miii ,'Never Can Say Inquiry. "An Echo of Anger ihout his u.rUw'4ox way of i..oihay.' Th is is .; probe i-if errwling cHip investigating 10 N It (I. mining The .rnlngist.s claim Adam- 12 '14.9 ARC, The ('nrrse'r (tsr b"njrs , Who Won" Dick Whit rneniories (or film buffs in drip mining destroys the trk tt.' lust of the long this s.-grnent which brings vironment and damages homes rink, A merican (land lirinta (tell and (, ibrici hell as a'.'ll hut industrj eupparta'r nil •nfltertd U'e prrio-ets i.e the most p1 pys a mlrag strip toge ther They .eere the ;'ritor ri this segment original Broadway tact and efficient and most ernnnmlr.iI "tttl',% intl Iteed convince him l.ater th e movie of 'f'a4 End-' w-iy of mining. The erintrovers-, II. it hi' choitti permit kids to and 'arsrleerl toge ther in more r1IC% ind the ABC news leant ii'..' the strip t keep their noisy than 'V) flowery i" went into the heart of minmn i 1 tiff (hi- r"'ts hut ''F'at'' K i'.t Sub' [toy s' films In this rnuntr-j in Appil i.ht.i In talk -tie),. wtt t,k.s the street segment, The Navy Reunion," the ro-il.inthsstry people .ir. s, his r,th,'r ideas their opporwnls b-irterakr (tarry Grant l',ks : 10 MV', The' Super, "The from the bar mu (acts his old Iii 113-I I SftC. AN: New.. in Ga's Inquiry. ''Black Servicemen Joe's e'SceSSise N ivy buddy. Sparky Schnauzer i ht et irt.s to bet-nose an Ihihi , 'Ahs'irn) I'.- hasn't seen ln't ('.mII Me Roy'" Th rr,eigi Ws'11 11 ' : is elecieh'.s to go on a diet. tie envisions himself as a svelte youth In.- doesn't get trs far, '14.10 ! W" t4B( Mystery Di .i'l reunite's a very ' 'rm"l', learn, Burns and ' ii Kitit rlII.s' We di' I'tistip...' ,''' - -h w C,,,,,' f'irn r r. fr'r tonight Jack Burns irol ery So tireit,er limit gone Ih.'ir cepJir;itr ways as actors 'itfrr whit '.ppeared to tie a pronnilsing ar.'er as it ri-imedy t"anni Rick trgett,er now, they tl' " i'it P"Y' hI:itry , t t ' " '' t,, •i Ml' * :: ,I ('l,,,y t.'t shades ,,fI'ith ' ' .41 lilltf the I I , ll* y-h V ItS , Ii.- David Steinberg SPta , . I 11 , fours, tea s,-indiches, ginger lime punch. assorted mints. nuts .intl cookie's, from a festivels decorated table employing the bride colors of ellow, w hite anti green. pull j'Lan, - :. Home. Mrs. Clarence Mc('ord anti Mrs Stella Watson. Also .tssisting wi th the serving and e ntertaining during the party hours was Mrs Noah Lkth J / *v / th' grc'. to e; Mrs .Margaret "'he future bridegroom, born in Sanford, graduated from s.minole High School In 1969, here he was active in sports inc luding baseball, golf and football, lie was also a member the Lettermen's Club. He is a graduate of Seminole Junior (.11ege and is presently employed at Sanford Atlantic Na ti o nal Bank. r - •' - r 1 Just I M ' ' l 4. it bride of Steve Madden, son of Mr. and Mrs Harold Madden on Sept. 9 Bvd, Tampa. . I Elizabeth will become the S.nford, are announcing the engagement and approaching t:iarnage of their daughter. Pamela Ann Thomas, to Michael Wayne Rudd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Rudd. McKay . ;'i' t: f I 'ii A't,rs. ('hans's V. (It 'gil-slit 14 ttiru,t,p,s ¼ . S II I...t. Ill the h1oI11(? • . Ma rry "4 1 f (,,.,1 I _______ L,i'1qf I.-- ':.L, It. 'T't'I it h'a.e" Amok - 6.1 :ili ll,altl,~ e::',,I'i,, - Hi,, '' --- , Michael W. Rudd r', I ,iAtC4tfiIii -- Bridal Tea At M. D. Walker Home To Thp Sanford Herntd Wdnsda',, AtJgu3t 16. Noted Names 6A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday August 16. 1972 I 7.0)2, North in *vs .kam .1 h.1 ,4fg% suek)4 5. w,,e,.IMant 131.1155 FLRN PARK OSNINU OO I I4T&RTAIMtNT N1OPITIY ,n*hILAUPL 10httK LOUNU! - A. �Sanford Herald Wednesday. August 16 1972 _______ EliA ,-1t-, abeth Th o m as Pamela I I" o ,- .0 Is Bridal Tea I Michael JV 1? d / RV A\\ SIFC7KI)V.SKI - Rncr Mr To Marr y et - - - Sanford, &Zt AflflOUflClJig the engagement marriage of their daughter . Pamela Ann Thomas. to Michael Wayne Rudd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Rudd, McKa% B's d Tampa I . , .. I ta M ,\, 4 1 . frticeh • •-' . ". r . 1 4 - ' J . • 1 1 4... t smiriole High School in 1969. where he wa-s ac-tiwe in sports :ncludmg baseball, golf and football He was aLso a member of the Letter-men's Club He isa graduate of Seminole Junior .•- . V - - -. -y - - / ', c - . IV Carge and is present.1% employed at S,anford Atlantic s$*-inal Rank -- - Mr and Mrs C H. Rudd, Adams Ave., all oiSanufc*s'd, The wedding will bean event of Sept 9,1972at6p m I:-, ML" 11 AME1.4 AN\ 7110SIMS (,race Methndist Omurch, Sanford. Photo b Bob ()rsmi -_______ -- - - -- - ___________________ - - S/i owe F 5 I ier -1_I411. . .. -j I, .. 1 , N '. , .. •- AP . _ - cotton with white Im and collar Walker Duncan ' w was - - -- I - se'bcr llr.wks. Wendell .."N" ... f -~ - :ft ' N% '~ I . - like so why can't I v. r ri 4 t - -- I-- 1UiTItt 21 ii F - - 33 - 34 -- - I -- I - - - 45 46 -- 52 51 - 55 - - ••' -.• '4' l 'i-f' -:k, 4 4' ..11, '5 •j . S.. - •• p- • P44IP" '• ar w hilt- mnurns with irefner, on the c'offee ttand hydrangeas on the rnant4' Wedniesda. tistess gut was a , ng ' w •h- mii'-r filled Courier. of Oc iedo whose - " Alfred will truserlLineous tr.ilet article' rnarrizigc to .t'.'-' '-:Ix' an event ? inc-eli d useful gifts an-,, MI-S along wi th the gue's'ts en)ojei were Hostesses t)i-iggcrs her daughter, sirs H several appropriate bridal Aulmn are all from Oviedo The parts inca was decorated tjeau'ifUI with floral ora artangi'ltwflts. nCUaifli it'd roses an in a w - )( ii( 1 L N. . 11 1( ii I I1( Requests f:'r news arid pht sa C - tt par',rrs, clatuc. etc ., tit made at least a we. iadcan*cr, I E:ni:agentnt arid wedth-, Inn s ..Uabtur at 'fl..tie-maId office, should Liea 'ripanied b) a black and white glossy studio photo at d.i -s before least (RC de'jed publication date 1)-iris Willuantus - sa On P- ace. Arms 8 Legs - ' -- 'S ' REMOVED Quickly arid Permanently jJ 4 1 ---------- Back To School BUDGET DRY CLEANING I that 4 11% . POLLY DEAR HILLY I at FAIRWAY ( . ; PLAZA LAUNDROMAT l'tl\l (',}E (',\N,\\EILAI. Jicksun tile, ( )rlandu and other branches of Fleet Reserve attended the capacity crowded ball for Charity Ball which hailed new management of club under Mr.. and Mrs James Zimmer, Enjoying the festivities from left are, Doris Woods', regional vice president elect and local auxiliary 111" . Mildred and Carl Scott, gues ts; Marge Miller, local FRA Auxiliary president and Oscar Eswine, Branch 263, Canaveral, (Ann Siecakowski Photos) it j-",'j " _ u nttj fl 4ppii irNi in talk 'he rr industry p.npte ar-i iiI I*CIt opponents ill WIl Alit. ARK e'w , Inquiry. 'Rlwk S.r;urem.'n !he ye irs to emil i black /oIit icil 'irutith still far., in set rj - ri 'e.' '-. ', r Love, Ar".' Slylop Ill 4iIonaI Gc-cigrapl'uics It) Tru,*h or -i ii )O (2) HOOØI. -IA 6) Lo-w, -f L '- Ccnsquqnccs (*It.%.Nll.. *It stiggv%t that tiie all keep an old pair iN,i1r,, like- tip do lilt% ftir ;I pa%timv - ,NIIIS M toppimse Factory 19) Tho- ~;soer 9 00 (9) 10- 00 12) AFTERNOON Where -0 -.,, (6) 12 110 (2) (9) A& v i ei News Split Selcom am us ff1tM !'t r -i..'-I .su Ret Wi ,s , ---- OriandoA.,. fl)Ffl An Exlende(! I (IC(1114')fl - Gl- MINI (May 21 to June 11) Morning could prose -dilIicuJt, but show you can still smile Later in the day you an make better arrangements with a good associate know 4 hat your true position is with mate, others th en you realize hit is best to do MOON ('Ill! ORES (June 22 to July 21) If you stop About that work Ahead of ou and dehce right into ut, yOU get it done for once arid for all Show you are lutist hiberat'ng efficient Plan line for rest in p Ili , instead of going out and t/kde music at Music Mort (CIOI- al or - 14) 5700 Cannon 11 1' COOL YOUR LOVE - - I AURUS (A pm 1() to May Sl ay 20) Although the morning may be tr)-Lng, do not indue in self-pity, and later you can have _"" j-mnuch fun with the one you bce Your intuition is not good " ~dunng day, hut fine tonight So hr sure to follow' it then 94 550 A I :G.eri ri) :5 . -. MR AND MRS HORACE PAUL he is president of the Fleet Reserve Corporation which operates the club house welcome new managers of the club. Mr and Mrs. James Zimmer, Both Zimmers have had extensive experience in operation of clubs, and plan a number of interes ting activities to stimulate members and guests I IF Douglas Jackson, I.onrie' Akaandrr, tknual'J Hooker Sr - raL AT Ill', INC - )fl MIS you 5i.1 pals and business allies to you know exactly what In say Sri do You can confer with one who can help you ,Mlvance Ve-r) quukhy SCOR I'IO (Oct 23 to Nov II) Money matters are irry Li: lurtlol to you today, so gel into all the rau,uifi .itionis ol it early and waich the iniproseniient by p mu listen to what Icier business expert has to suggest lollow gtieutl advice 6542 - p 'A(l IIARIIIS (Nov 22 In flee- 2 1 handle peisonal with others in a Intuit ctsrnlcuinijlic J1111 intelligent wa> &) - , and this will help you ,silcanee t he afternoon is Si. client for entertauniny, ''I .IccrIltinng sortie fine irns-itatluin Cxtr-nded to you A PR h('OR N (Dec 22 (I) Jan 10) Much care in rilollon tit N)y kind should be cxegeiwd now Plan your activities for the tirr future most intelligemitly and widen your horizons (jet thr suggestions you need from one * ho IS art expert in your LET HER TRY IT Pat hue utar field of endeavor I 1 4 ' , School 1/Il- formerly known as Ii.-IflRIE'I"!"1 BE.-1t "IT 105 t Flr Of New BR.-\I 'I'()W1'1414 fja-,si in !)un.'I- bIle Ji'(IiIl iIi/_' Fall Term Begins Sept. -,..-' I -- -- lJtt I 'I,.i, ,.'. 0 C I":— 5-495,5 i, 4 1 , of those highly sen utic e young people sctuo needs Ininy and happiness in tile ensitaitiruucnt early itt lute so Itue I' 1-1 F.., cenv,n.. credit plan. available - 11th . 't I •.-•. • 1..,: _, - , 111, 3231O0 Ph 322 577 2 1 0 S Elm Ave. rus system can slrengt berm itself naturally t hen your 01! s,"risig can beetnie a trios' s iiimirit anal rffi5 irni penistri An $C-i -Ic nile education is best h, err, since the imunri Is del imu te and 11511., lInen upon maturity fine eupporturunties will tie seize) $0-i ut,uchu made tit Ihuem i'mosidr g.utvl rrligious Iti, kg,ountl I hue Slats Impel, they donut eciutupel -- What you make of Your life is largely up iii you' -- - Directors: Mram Rye & VaIeri• Weld 519 E - Pine St. Downtown Sanford Betty Weber Owner ;-trj I t: r- ,jrr, •- Dance Arts BALLET-TAP-JAZZ Register NOW. Oak Ave w Lcsted On The J of I'. NOOK -\Q(JAKI(JS han II It) I- Ch 19) Acuui,I lhat pal who likes lii rigue a gucid deal arid get together with people 'aim can helm you be more produclise Personal affairs should hr put Off to the eveng in hours I lien handle them wisely hISCES (Ecb 20 to Mar 20) I he morning is apt to hue' Sither difficult, but later in the day you can take care of both Miter and civic mallets efficiently I- intl thu.' right system for one who is vital to your happiness and welfare laity $6 Pied tonight I I- YOUR CHILD CHILDiCk CHILD IS l N I Of)A V he or stir will he 322-9272 Sanford, Fla. arrohl Righter's Individual Foseast for your sign fair PWNJLr- Si;- ri-timber is now ready h- or you; copy send your binthmdaie MI t I to Uamnoll Righter I- orrcast (riarume of newrpapet), hiox OP(NMOh ,THURS,FkI.TIL, SANPOROPLAZA 2 . in-low ME Ihollywood, Calif a1007$ - -- , V ... # q Iii , 4 1 #MA lw 1)11; Sol - ill A ' , Koh (Sri h'-.si %Itiit,- I I-a'l S,,uil. I'.i'i A • A N r ,,', i(i,II$l(riiut high - ttii*ip .luituiiiis % j,iek mulled a lull It, tliaiuntnd cc ithi his hiitt , In imili, u'astuu'.I thu.- lip hearts I'' ili"cjmtl ,i turIn Ii ui eiuiii* - T,,uil, (lie' ,ie I lit tliihii tiii I,rh lii" sit bun rhih sutol m,iadu' the- List Iii I. it utlu the' J,it I', il .hi,,ttt'tIP ins i-I A Q _________________________ __________ Its ()isi sibul k J,ssIia' .hl(lthl% - - I.oI a tI i'_.-.,' A V P. (). ii.' WIna'ii tuittli ttllICkCtie'uIt% i t), 1-1c%4,41 it cc as all tc% e't hut the' -t.uuuliiig hit' titf,'tl ., third 41 I• I• ' '' ,"'I"* tot itt.' tt,'st Sr iii I'..''. .i .1 to too' tin . 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Ai,.tvrI l,IlSl,liSu,w Sooed It 0ev I4COIY MOURN bo. to 54'IA 41 i,a Ilti C•U$ pdp.I, P0 las 419, Rod.. City Iralios, N. Veil, NY I9 si - - - - - _________ - -- __________________________________________ _____________________________ (6) Green Ac r es 4 00 (6) News 'ii a cu iu lOL _________________ AQU . E L Cl's Po nderosa Ranch really does exist B> IIAROLI) Mc('OSNEI,l. Copley News Service - it - - - - -- The ranch's facilities include horseback richng and ha yrides back country, stage coach rides, a mnerry-gr.row'aj, kiddie rides, floss' M)stery Mirw Shack, an antaqc car and e'arrea' e mnusetml. the Silver tmL'lLIr Saloon and Frontier Tow- n of the 16 The seam exten ds from Apr il thnugh Thanksgiving. admission is adults $2 O for ._. -" -.UiU .Ili ue 'a-no visa ar Ifl the TAHOE. Nev. There's something about the 041 Wrt th at has a pull fur Americans And for a kt of oth er people around the' witkl too, (or that l*iattt'r, take the Purwlerc'sa Ranch, for t'xamiiple. It sits up here in Juld J,-,)tv Anderson They built it to ssatisf> the feeling by marty viewers of the tt'le's Isicru show 'Iruinzsa'' that the h'onderc'aa Ranch nch should exist in rcj not just in their ululginatlons Anderson Fell in love' with this try when he was a c'tt1 tractor anti Later dfl tpe'ratcIr ad a h or seback riding aanet lu> ride - 'loI*'ngrac cmi with a picture cl the ranch h.ise, the carlwrights and ta-arid As Asidersem says, peolie like to hang on to a tat of the (d West - - CHICKEN SPECIAL labama JW?5 4 SEAFOOD HOUSE Gs'o 'sk 1k heax-tj nn - I,IIule won- National Broadcasting Co Iwuducer of the show, amid ''[Li. ricsmuza'' stars lAw ne ,lrne, ee and the Late Blocker. It was completed In 1967, with Amitkrw n as po'Ident arid the others As part- tie rs. More than 300,000 visitors JlI,J ,,)?4UJ j. -J , 101 Fr'ei 'u,i,,1) 0 JO S Js 'Su •fl ,iciI,iiis ala Jur JqulçOu _.ah_ -i c hQwdoer ile'tjdi ' - it ,IJ' 1P uo Reg 99; 65' Children's Dinner . • ost Cocktails 75" Michelob Bier - 20 - Highball 3 I'v'a,,-a Of tIcOti triij chIeCVv tri. S1 UNDER 15 Dinners t5r aloud about the lt' -satiesu of the t'uinlurreasa ILcrs'h they had on the "burning maim" tueiwmi ai c's- er)- rpisecte of the ''Iknnta'' sales SO he decided to build the ranch 1k got the hacking 01 - given a sourerur - a tin ct Lj)eratiLSl (xjl,i of i .'ie sIa, 5 . • _'' A L SO B US IN € S SMA N s ICH FCiN c __________________________________ BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE The Green Top $Q4 S. frenh es imiurd Li ),i I 321 4440 114ts Pi.a, 0"4 11 4M calnetoare theratwhIast )sat, says ''Tualay there are people here Ircoui England, Ireland and " ('ire-erie told a po-ess e-on(ert'iit-e as be sot on a table asud reporters sail on be-ne- burg tunit'r an awning at the ranch lie' wore .s ntat-e'tutorrcl leather jekrt, brown wraterrt Iiit,, and uveral:ed dark glasses '"fliiy tune here bet-ause they htflS'ur seen hlurusrua' arid want to see a rrjtrrsrntation of the- Old West." tioti _____________ 4 Ii .1"J." Michael l.asnd $ A hs iA 10 lull i'm ',-I .ins lbuiiig ('511,1 ltuitti soil lit hit' high .'isiai tut l ilt- (9) 30 (2) High Chap,ar-,si (6) Perry Masry' S 30 12) (2 ill Ne'',s 1 .' altu't csIwiiug the tinih. bi l'I.cttI 111% ,,• the Sierras surrounded by _,,,_I •I_ IIIIII -I'•'°'' ,aivaI (11111 IIIIU'Il with 1-"'"-'- "k' Ui (1 ""1t1K tit'Iibly beautiful I ,tke Tahoe a shad.' lit ctuimIuIiivs king l it showed 111 11 ,itnul South It c. ,i' u,'t'e.itesi b> a hand' had to 14.1'. nun tan it illc Millie stUd energetic couple, thU ,, , it iut-.-I I Putt ufoi hi,,c , P Pit on your part I'rose you are an efficient person II bRA (Sept 23 to Oc' 22) Make preparations early In see tLIjfr,HIIPir I, - WALL 11 'I'(")II LI?." BE-It Ti .*IL()\' ., Vo,ughtfulnets to those who dwell %till you bringil linc testills a --v handle some basic matter well, ihouyh It requires sonic cait. - ji).ii Iii I- V :o rIurtanl now VI RGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Showing consideration arid 0 II)i ilt Play -r.c.a.... 4 00 (2) I Lowe Lucy (6) .'ru' Three Scns LAKE 1'ough Hoip 'a PSCe _______ - BRIDGE A V. t $ tic arTiurluenii you desire ,flr,w thoughtfulness for mate and C' me to a better understanding Gou,J nuanr,ers are must Electric SHE'LL LIKE IT! ANNOUNCING M -- - - - Slam Easy Bid, of one 'a-ho has an eye your assets during d- and then he oflilt it ccongenial. for Wiather-tron Central Air Conditioning System - I ') Enjoy ' Feather touch" Comfort with 5e WIN AT -- General ________ You cc iii mactic •' ii dollar it l'iillc usa's , p our (,ic airite liia,ii,'iiiakiuit Idea, Pit l','.-c a'. l'islI ' l'rohlu-i,i or .ualiitbon Iirfil)ht'II*. Writ.' l'asil Ili care' iii (tile iia'sc siao'r, lii - OSSESSION OF JOEL O!LANEY' (6) Se cret Storm (6) Edca of N e Its to Live (9) 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place tutu' - - "THE 3:30 (7) Return to Peyton 10.30 (2) Concentraicri i0(9) Fashions in Se.lng 11.i..u! - \!..c:._.atf' - - & 6:45 (2) Sports Club 7:0V (2) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Bi g lop e - oo (6) cap, Kangaroo (9) Mi k e Doug l as 9 - 00 (2) Phil Do,',,ri1 (eu) Rornpe'rRo Ron om (9) ovies 9)0 (6) Mery Griff in SHIPLEY MacLAINE (9) Dating Gir 300 (7) Another Word (9) Its I I :0 Au - it) Guiding Lget Slim Mims m 6- IS (61 Sunshine Almanac 6:70 (2) World Tomorrow 6:30 (6) Summr Sei'se-,u,' I uuul us liii,-. _.. 't ii, I 0th-. -_ lv s,','cic lui (tilt.igr itoI 114 1%%,.I -, I Irat',u ttt --. tuiit a (tot aPart in ii lix 'iN\Il-: (;I{'i('I: III-fol.. .111 . I (-I hog overt.rc,1 I 1:0 (July 22 it, Aug 21 Steer cleat r I H fi - ,j - 6 00 (91 uhirt'ttioti -_ Ma,tian, Pie .Ph *41-7650 C . -, - I.a.'aI,nit - ;- MUSIC CO. *015 from the' Carroll Rights, Inmtitut - ), 't.- ,'mms Iheaftermath I )E\I( I'( il,i,V -1 ccuuld like to iias un a hint I i'P,C lu,ud ctuik c;.'ll (IF the past 115,- Numinvi , lltfutra this . 1 iIct- ,ivs had tiuoihul.' gettiiug ,'iiougtu moistun' to tilt, cur our tiuuw.'rs in in', porch hose's BOTTOM I cut tin' hiottoiiic (multi 'rr5t' )oiuioi stall bottle's. Inc itt % ,abuuit u.iu,'-thijiei of the (cup tart in the' soil, till cacti / hitiltI.' %% lilt water as nu'.'eli'iI \~ \ ~~ I ' at least .'Vcly u.lto'r tI.i three ,mul :iIoiut e'c a-i IlL-f cc a-uk, or ii miiuumittl I ,itli ,i 66014 GENERAL FENI)IiNCIES You jie now ruserl Y eager to travel or in sonic 'a j>- in expand )-OUI interests arid extend yourself tar beyond your present sphere of activity. Make sure, how ever, that during the morning you force not hi ng arid that you do not get into any arguments then the rest of the day and evening are just great for you '1 ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 1 911 You are apt to want to u se (ice to get something you .inI icr)- badly, trot ow diplomacy instead Make snie new conla.,ts 'a ho ire (Organ or Piano) ii rn W 01 - ' I$ - MORNING from Iestivts, fairs, etc. It i't'nus that people who P°fl ,.or tlua's.' affairs should tuic- e s.uiuui' scstein for cleaning up (ha' d,'hm i along the streat c Could tfre-y make' a deal wIt off liii' st rectc and sidewalks that flit' sin.'lI (14.1iaitiiuuiit to w III,' ii (or rl,a s The t.'rriblt' stench o f uhic,,ruIed (iii M RS 1 .1 ui( hiatt ii ni.'r- in like a Pi,,ut (lre'.iI$u lTIR' - THURSDAY -' (11,1,''.-IS' I's-I I'tcu' t 2 00 (2) Days at (),ir L #'i 161 LoIS Ii s Van, Spiecdted rhr (9) Newly w.fd Garr* 2:30 (7) Docoirs - - - ' -- P4 NON .1. Cl vile Bwck ,n CAROL.L RIO on (al (II ?ti ac rips juitur tIU II i I a Ic lu!uur d drinks U I I;111111141 IV(i I a '' 'I I II • •' ''" '''''$'-' " '' I" ,Iiuuvirlg this gloss' ( 'in 'im1ttii'ii' restore the shine that r'1y iisanl t-1,'aruse'r s rt'mruutvs'd from these 'uuuint.'rs ''I' hank cliii luir anc hello 1.1 )IS '''' ' 1 1-411 :ri'inria Night Gallery Dr4w.1a Th.s*,, I Polly's Problem in;'i U Lessons For Beginning Children - Also Mrtie'S Danny beitebt'tx'rtScnmimons, Peter Wright, J'jhnrue Conte, E W Storie-r. 838-8133 • ,, • ton M Of agnot pleces all invat, egg and ollier cartorii; and boxes that fill al'i ' • 'I' . I I) I . 'mIll I' III I I "II I)ilg • ',t I FORECAST FOR Tift!RSI)A't', AUGUST 17, 19 72 Mu A llistt'r IRENE DUMAS Lola's Beauty Salon CsIIelb.,rmi. i, REMINDERI 9'/6 Weeks ('tt'elia Farmer Photo Friends from Oviedo were kI.... V',,*$n,, R4%t U .:krr Jr , George KeM', Lmmett Waltz, H K. Slas'ik, 'A iit'. Abel!, V.' H i)eShrr' Arthur Metcalf, Rbei Now. , the newest most effective way to remove superfluous hair by a registered Electrologist! 304 H Hwy I? ___ "( ' - -' Mr nd Mr. A. Ciydc Brc-k. f in terest along the W3i wrZt imes, durin the evemiw urrur tuace returned t' their on their agenda The 10 week Fcin - 1a9' S:t?fird 'i - c - after trip wes made in a M:nthornr (if ts we're ptac't-i on a tab an catenit-J '.a: atir.n trip in the ('auik'r and enroute h'ime they tic a-thud with an ct-ru hat-c ckuth. Srurt-wrn states fl* attended visited the factory w here the ,1 ocer red wi th a crrtcrpiecr the we'dthn of a niece ithe camper was made at Loraur,. assorted fruit flank ed ti !orr:t'r Elcsatiett Pnrst of Ohio l.ake Lrie was one' (it the !:upu-r Lii (TSUl holders Sa nf ord, in Lllatkvufle, S C more' interesting place's tt.e Rt-Ireihriwnta of pineapple-. While visrttrig their son and en juced rast*-rr). lime parfait arid petit farnils. John M Hrcckman u-i Ti- ev enjoyed the trip with the fours were' served by the Ckc-e'lanuJ, (rit'. they had the exception ofa short stab in the tr''s pleasure of gt- ttui: acuaLntt'd Holy Cross Hospital, b) Mr it-sts invited to join . ui th their first grandchild, sus Brockman. white visiting their 'vree were her mother and wreti eU Matthew Hardy daughter Patricia. in Slver I no. Cow-icr hlrc:ni.:jn Thus was the First Springs Another tw sister. Mrs _' I Martha Courier, Ovt'do: tiOte' the family had all been patient was also in the san,e togeth er fit four years. hospi ta l, Gov George Wa-i1ae '.tr' Mickey Tesin,sk'., security Relatives and friends In and the tight irk, and Mrs Dorothy Virginia, North Carolina. pr'ed ures and guards made i'c,nn Sanford Mnncks C'orrwr, S C arid po in ts them ra ther nervous NEW INSTANTRON ,, **`nt into tho heart nf mininv, ' 1 i í I'. WEDNESDAY - 1'OIl1% I'4)l'FIIS 1Ji;AJI FEVER: how does your husband feel about II? U he want' you to go, then go. It he doesn't, alI.bo It wod he selfish of him, stay house. You wouldn't ha. a time If you went and took . nagging conacnee with k çim1''IUIPrj Hutx'rt Gra ham, H H Sl*ncer , S..ie't Edur 'I W C Faircho th and Andrew .t Aulin Sr. - UNWANTED HAIR T - 4 SHARING }'RE-NUPTIAL HAPPINESS with Mrs. John Courier and hctess, Mrs. Ted popular bride-elect Mars- Cou rier, of (J'i'iedo, :\ulin, Mrs Driggers, at whose home the seated at gift tab, are from left, her mother, shower was given and Mrs H. W. Keller . W. Ke ller and her daughter-rnlaw, Mrs Tel Auiin Mis,s Courier and the two (c.hosle-sse's,. Mrs Keller and k -' ' 11 ' The J Iu'r i,:ri- 4[j Oak Ace, Sanford, was the settirg for a nusc-rllanet,tis -/ FVFNING husband wouki have good loving care from ma ch.ildren, and they think I should go. I' d never be gone for , '. 'I ' -' - DEAR ABBY: My limband has been an invalid for 10 years. I have been willing to take him on trips for voca. Itions twk-e a year. but he refuses to go because he would ~~ rhwee to go In a wheelchair. and this he refuses to do. Do you think I should give up all future vacations I . 1. i which include travell, I have opporturdties to go with tour gmps thru my husband's business assoclations. No hanky it - - • ,1 - i.,; I'mt, I P - ` 111 they had changed my "whom" to "who" when recently i - I I . I 11 , *1 U,,, his , ;640w , 444 7 I,) ii , 4e',W ~l A f "ie'o, wiy nf mining. The rmtrnvoorv, s'., buutrI, Sp.irky Si-hnau,er cifli , Fs , - ; trrifrnl by Frmnk Reynolds I iii - Cl ,16 r ages irnt We AP( ni.s lean I I I - New ARr ntete5tlnat documentary -- 156 Ft( contend the prrw.t s the mom' efficient in.-1 mist eennnmur;i - %7 148 , _. -I,. 41 in My .4 . U I 53 - • Jot'' r'zcpmivt 41 50 DEAR ThNY: lii take mi lump, wlwn I goof. but I time I'm not guilty The won was c'ori-rt'IIi "wtuo" In U C'O)1tl lent to all the flewapaperi carr)tng my column. FG me rraweu, OS). newspaper I..ith a rimeulatlon of almost 't' -- I 40 STICKLER IN CANO(A PARK CAI, F at rm.4 efJire An •r.ting ririm n r in;ni mining. The Peninitistit rlmm ' ,I 11 110 ilrill Vro-fl i orivince him I,ilpr the, rr.r,vi,9 of ,rpad F,A,-Il l it hr twill is mutt kiuts to inul worked tog.thw- ifl more li T A, the Atrip 1,. krep their wAsy than 70 Flowery Hf.ys" anti tic off U. Pr. Is P it I it F ' Sid. 1o, s filirs In th us It .rli i At t o .'.ks it e street rguiert fl,. ',ivj tirurutain n.r.c his other i.l.ii Pi,rt,'rder harry Grmnt look.c up 10 Ali( - lb.' Sur, The front the bit .r4 laces his old I ' owlng can a mllIkaI changed my "w" to "whom" IOh. I - 31) un.i 'I un'l,'' plays i utrig-itrip together They were in the 'p"rituar in this segment original ftrodway east and I ir ;:c (rimin 'r4.r.w1 nføir.tin in trip mining 4.strnym the enWh it ,r,en,jot$efr, film tfim this m.gn,.nt Nhirh hringm vitonment an1l damages Pwim4' ,iq -.well. lost indititry .-truppori0er i Ilonli Hall ,orol (;1t#rjpI roll Ameriran IlFind. ' l Inquiry. An Fehn of Anger 4 W9 AFIC, The Crorner Flar APr' Wun hick U" Pt ,if the lOng J 'r iriin A bihnnu- phigii. '.r cem.r) m'1.r ttw •pikrnir thrten the ar.q rtriet?h.ri fl rive rela(,nc 1w (.mnnn md 1w 1 ,.b.r m ti'm #.n tilm.4 it Fnrt Ren lIic health dn'tôr lArry rnng ('.a is 'he p'mrtKipant4 I leyrlon a'arrh 4e'ap.r;f.I v 411v'il •rr'. r ). - r 10? 1t4 origin ('mipbeatinr.q ri 'o. id .n*. -ah. i yriqng rnrrth.r, beli'ed t* hIV had roOt ir % .' rfuLA4'a m,rgery and qnst I ii e,I' Falk,i griem ,Fuuit him unrirth,'4o ty of AtIntri-12 1; It('. rimniriv - -,-- - ~ 25 1 14 - Stcr.strom; Maitland. Mrs. ll.irriev Griggs; DeBary. Mrs -v; Orlando, Mrs. It . - . niri - II 11 or it Kategorkally. 1A ;! A Ill I - - 42 43 44 ~ ii Jtrr'. nfl uP, iret rid Never (in Say i'i? I I iiiu' u I 'fl ir? 1r4 1 Ii everyrin. land in Now '*l( ( ItS 'ferItr I ( enter ' fu I ' - 20 I e't Are )'Axl 't. '' .: 18 Abby. you cimIll ncA Rvsolihly have committmi so horr n. dous a grammatical crime 'i) it rnust ha ve been your wicrelars. a im-lo)(reader or printer Itegardless of "whom" 4. 1 is, Kill the Kulpdt on the Karpuri and Kastigate him her .~ -4 - .- .. - . ~l :':;' , , - text' in one 01 )our colunins \ ys 1w your mnlhw'r' .lu.uughter r'gardk"s of whom sour I II sisters of the grck:-in; Brend, Griggs anti Dit)rothy Morrison. From I,ong%o,(xxl -Acre Mrs. l- U.-._ _ - ..- 2 it'a true and what is DEAR ABBY Ilo ,iotho)m I Jtvit read the ('IA% Williams. Fred Wilson, A Grio:gs, W \1 Grogan. ~~ - I live Fuller. Frank Whutiruirt', Mdc in Wilkins, J IV- . i I 11 i I ---. , B Drake. Edith twirl., F irI V.eldtun (,t'ort,t Fdip4ards. Don. .Iten1ting t iish happrncss H f'rt .1 I , Nenun. lester Uethssill . I, ii 1\-iutt. _w en n Ic I)I.AR SF V.: I m with 'ou. Rut do put an apron on wlwn ou'rr trtng baron nd m.alch the siringer. loni. puffed nhin skirt with -i .- ,l - I Vilor opinion tin thIs tti th*. me Mrs Pesi Hasty and Mrs A 1 gown. featurtn, short puffed Also Mmc's William Harmon, t. svts.n. E. H Wood, Robert Madden, grandmothers (if thC how :ird Hodges, Margaret hasty. J I Cosnuto, Kensleeves, her mother, Mrs groom. .umes msenn Rogers. in a stunning green knit home. Iinld Knight. A B neth McIntosh. U U. Kelly, I ifl jumpsuit wi th full sleeves Austin. Lewis A Barley. Ar th ur Met ord V. F \1t.nl.auchlin 'iS illi 111* Cagle. (suc Allen . Beckwith Jr Hamilton Bisk'e. Jtt - .fft'd at the curis:, Mrs HtiLind llA\iCh, \i,tthe. F: A Mon N"-.h B.-th. iit.riald Bnooks, the hrslt', The Misst's Edna Chittendi-ri, Morris. H It rt Ann Fuller, Patricia Beth-MacL-iudulin. - --. --- r - isill. Ethel Riser. Barbara - -I Ituprect. I)orothv Walker. 011ie ow t 41 °'' 1\'mis women are rrarti to nj mc out r town on -* rail . (oh man Walter (ook H 1V. illi liii S unupt (,eofl,t Stifle (ooper, .1 G I)avii, Al Orville Ttiuchton. aunt of the %aricalored printed knit long liiv. my housework in the nUde, Fpr ilely, arid with all ovolk in the nude I .-.cc p.orgeous in a Floral printed for the to oung bride to bot, % ere , % 1`1110 6 'ro, f% . ; - 1 ". 11 w -. ;,-75 A - -0 7-M1 diiin - pre err I -1 ('l'fl*I o be a'it'il mc *1hat I sleep in, and I mahi, Nolhing Well, I *1*1 told I W% fl() Iy I 't BEAUTIF 1II- I. UL I and delicious repast at a gala wedding tea. were hostess, Mm, M 1). Walker, gniests, Mrs Wilborn Rogers. mother of the bride F liz 'iheth Rogers, lo bride to t and o hostess serv ing th e ginger lime pu nch to the honoree ,S harron Walker Duncan red silk long ' slerve blou_w F r . - ( . . -1, . ABBY I'lea-Le gi%,~ file I" r. , v tim 1. ,, 'LA l isffr.Iiip ' i "I'II - ! I d r awn 01 arrival toicre the honoree. , El$z.t.'th. wearing ,:iI N4,041 q011m.. ''. t I *t -_ ?- ~ leg : .t ~. I" I Puig * ' I I Iii'i I am new in this tn%-n strut the lown%livilpiple ailliefir it) be feeling me out At work (he 111her day some ,popomen - . - . u K,1-IIh. !'iir• ' 'r i 1 1 11l(i (I . DFAH ot t ,., 1A (i,r.,e, IH$%*\ I ~. i 1 • 11 ( • B Y Ab'igalu 7, fl M3hbN1 am it 4i'an. Texas 4' A 11 LI II Ill $ .f• A 'I $ IA 11 ( ) 111( C 'I I 1. ENJOYING guests on hr . 6 % .4 %• kilIet His maternal Erandparenta are Mr. and Mrs C S ,,,~r '4-atd Sr.. Ck"OvIll DnVe anod patemal grandparient.o. I .jIeW i' T,-III PP " I!' I)''iI StInt,erg dckI In g'. rrn i.t jf,. VM VPT) I'iiiiy , ,,,.l, train. J;irn i,,jd y(mill) .S'i' flint get tn' fqr 1'r-.114'r i If)It I,, P,fin4 1 '5141 I.4yitmr, 14-10 \ 'r %1OVP n.ran n. i tP ir cp'ir r ways Wiffltng (nut md r'Iil4flng ill, r A P il 'peared In be a Sua in I I *rk P4i$th. i*jrl P*.r ptr.IfflIrIt ireer ** i nrm'ity family tn take rnntrnl rf thp Pr ilti Ism Ir Pr i'rther nrrw they I irnity fr4prlrat,c,n I#nau. her tI -I ikit iPin,t rcyr t*i*try in hr'tber rfprrefrI Ii ati g' pricriri, then i •,rnpar. marry the rrirpnratinn, tI"II!II'II' in p11 kiri' up i girl itttfl'n.y ta1ie 'ie In it i hum 41f ,ii 1 rsruil W lbr p'iwer mtruiggle a rriurul.'r '1 - .\ i %£ hou.rs was Mrs Noah K-,oth The hostess gift w as an electric ,. - . t I /-. , -crtaininu during the ' II) t I \ i i J LI C' I . I Serin. ciere Mrs I h WiNA. Pam Madden. sister ol the it t Mrs Margaret Htrne Mrs Clarence McCord :nj M rs Stella Watson ALso .sLctung *11th the serving anti • I • ' yellow. white and green ) I- - :7 •• I.... .• the decorated tat colr f the CnP" I F • Th e future bridegroom, born in Sanford graduated from ' it _ •tt - n oll. lime punch, as.sirtcd nunt. Maude -______________________________________ - P t;uts mACtt r.rnartb attired in the loti- liest of long frocks And petit fours, tea sandwiches. ggr- .V 00 1. .i II ••••- •S• hI igh is I 11;0 ' 4 a !iiju her rn-Icr-na pa -, Mrs. Lena Roland, Bluefield, W. Va 1 -fig Motlital - Mr anti Mrs. Harold Madder, / T £ i - LIdC . ' daughter of Mr and Wtlbrn Roger s . was hl-,sling I- ltiabtth mAul bt Junior College where she will receive her high school cplcirna while also taking some Ue e cu-se-c She it "N10", ::: - home of Mrs M I) alker . '* \trc J. S I)uncan the frmer Shrori Walker. c . .4 .\tin Thomas born in 3a)Umore. Md.. has Attended 54- minole High SchO4 or.! 's presently attending Seminole Miss Thomas' wa * ras D _•••••••_•••••••••• •1 honored at a IM el tea t the Jinuij Qrcle - __ _ill_ M - çrtt\ f '' At ' 1dncfiny . "•' •' '- Isy f With 1 , W7I ' Mr Honored hl M. D. Walker Home Ro o ers 1 (;oL[nN SPOON AWARD WI N N I K - I 9111 . s INS P1. CLNIHAL PLOfflOA*OL0I$I AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE II UNTIL I If StISVINO Ce*IPtITL D4NiIIS 1 i M ,,oi 111111,111%% L:RN PARK UW\, I 7-92 , Notlti .III$TAINM*P*TP4lQ,a1LYmi0.LAt 101aitH LotiNU .v,U MO)M5 4' �or,-f'f It'. ',.'irfr,rri SA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, August l, 1972 6A-Th I //svrfrr--'t j, •-,u )/, Controls Dredge And Fill U. u t S. Jets Continue 1 Urged By Trustees Of 1 F M uP ' !Ih. S 110L.' 10 _ I. I - - - ______________ - -- " - - t I - -. - . - - I W , J . • _____ - __ i _. - - ; . - - - 'I ' ;. -. 41 qf ,! - - -- - - - _6 - -•• -' - ' •• ____________ - 35'.3Wt'1 ':'I. •' • • -: - n dredging :' -rateiis -: - • actual the The'xiardpremis1tcic'cinsi.1ir the in trriatmn at the iws - - - I'* I I Vr ft 1LO / ________ ,•,- - '!-.1 - .. r7 ,- - , * the Trus ii nu)i ask icr a LhtarlW" cr a pe -icsd ci' erie :r Iii order tr. ccrrmplcteI c'ws the ar-c-a arid ecablistuhert th 'mean high siater • • - Orlando Mrs :l-,:-or s hushand. charged with ch - - International Drwe and to,ok his car into me . -- - -. . • . I "J I 21H. 4 it g , __' violhtion group un t!iC K-Sl.I7' - j, _,'? I k,. '; - .:. • -- -__L • - . -,, - . - S - -- - -- - -- _______ - -- '- , .. - t - I/,!, ri - - , -, ' ic-.ed pinturts ci' road signs Rz-acs %.iiid Hr"r n. ti his rt'cIted iii cons irticris hr ttc tTiS hit said sit-re thsplaed in bOth 'hurc. first rlauned lit hasiy c-launed lx- hiad rt-c'cirilr. cr. t. has filed a tc*-mai s'cde and Semmnc'le--platnt against Brc'vard Bres-ard a doctor of liasu dejree, but past cases ar further adsLc.' hi at cops ' a .t'ter 'it stas athicri i' list bar ir Rrtsard htre"i. lust S,lritcir J(rrcld Rross Cciu'itit -'' i't ithcjjjtefcvr Herring's elective kSscic"&tion ethics I cftndthng of the last ?C rriurth'r and ri.:' (-clUntwS such xath-ertc.suns. he wmthctrt'u cases cotnig tO 3Ufle$ c'tiargtnc Rrass with "in all lair-ness it Mr . Brass Itit tarce'hurt;i.rpetrathnc a fraud cm the f - -r- ra'.r,d the general put4r. I h3"t' 't'r'it#d and St'nrun:ik Ccunriit-rttrig art a claim handled ti Herring Br,, icd to resatse hi mruiiter Hc-rriri rnutr- ILl Ju dge :cintirs claimed Herring's sir-, VitISIJIJI rt'sI(Ir-thnL it) !I1uii that 11.rass reser'ted It frau In a enmplaumt to Roger F - 'i cv • •.• fCir-TTi t'cirntlainit, but Herring ILhi" hit rlairrx'd In a letter or t'vkc s, Circuit Cour. judge. •, c-barged Brocs rc'rt'- Mtid Brir.. in a response . . ______ --''t.dhuwicl! ii hi' read signs kIter fr-tent ianws Grabac:, Hc-t'riri' fl11a-ranc..ciatr literature tatt said 1w would cLuflI-ifliie rr-ek'c-ticm • II - ' rui v - __ • . SHERWIN '. ,- , . ' . % Ii •'. p IA' ' - . - ._-") ' - . - - .- -- -- ' - - .. ' I AL Ii. ' AL ' -- ..• - PCW This is h fraudulent aumpt 11; A s.hv&. Ary pMuM jKT~wtJ`&t44 u atic-mpUfl4. I pt-4'K Ja*tt er rin=wn- ~,- Titwvillt ufffirx W id iii list ;it'rpt-tra_uiT-u of jifl% fraud in r'irt"it s i wili' au stilt east or It 'it r art. or i'ults cii a e Itmi cm I-he' third Uii3i' -ti old C i,ilits • - lie- - - , last re-k'rrtnig It paliL'sg -' ,_,.q- c ad- ovi"wn hris' sail P0' of -:,'c,:n' : :. - - Hospital Notes 03 set bri Au Co flu be nes V ; Ii i\ t.rcuril the c its it ill ei'msiclr ._ I 41 i%l 1'C Ii $\'. Irk 15CIl t lun ri-c! fire' engine, M. dear Ic. vc'unsten1 appart-ntI st'tU xm ' ii tie emit-ct S;irngc ion 'I t- iwd t uP t- ir-c equip,*fl'j \ • u sri Crod, requested tu iafluiJrtt(' sake- in hit' ::. ('t-k. Grar er 1t51 1utrJt , strict- IF. another mrmc'itltrrtIrcv,,inrij :s __ - - one of the city pals - ,-. l ttairwt th si e l 'c. g1`1. du4' ue is . P_ili'u Sctiei'mtk titli.i,r's 4 lit i J 1 ut I- reirit t s'i \ünnut I) R.ol,tr'.s-r'i 1cud Ita> hil 1, ' •- • (Ii 5 I SM' lit Iinst suit is i , ,, '''''-. 1. , I"-,* , ," , ,.s" "'''" - anl - i -r. mu mer tter. f )\ - . n - Desk (h - - 70 1,_ - - Ire'ne U 1. Vii. . cc p_ '.1' 5'' ''- •, _,____- - I ''''''.' ----c - rawer Chest E Ii p I \ 1.2" It(.T. %I itt)llis-Ili'.it'i limilicitics 'iF'I,I 'I() IlluI stopped, sit ri'i$i;iifl nt-iitr:ii 1-till sod wags- tint price controb, and I think that all k dont. %4 1(11111 te) iIi> s if lilt, Ina uguration ii tionAn Fill s inn I1i' IICI ki i r riisi' the itelluli dt-O.orvil it %lootillf .\till 'If slri'.itite follim the i (IllS III AA t~k'~ 4 1 I,, , - 1i . 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S , '-. it ' Ilk 1` 1 I - ' ,' S, , li.vi .." '*ulSu All 'IC I i 0_4 1 6,,. cl j'i ss tt'vISiJ, 11 ' 5' I. DE.'r4 intl 'community 4R.\I\i.S 'hat the move ctiujef er.daner icniL :unds hecaue of pending cgi.0-t 4UIt. the Cabinet ertifiei the tax rniflii t 2t .:i:unt:ec 44 ~.,,,, I,.... rju.,6W,%,: .j't: ''t HE Nixon i policies o n trIJI fl a - w I ' iimtnraejt',ije that the ftder,a nverflmt'nt r,urt 'ftc r ill 'Ii - - and n,r'tI;s,'; ' arid .raruzers a; they -i'll put President - repirt a deadlock in their M'CI'c 'coil iI lissi 'it aid is it ttt N is ii ilisisit ii II (II,suiuta flaaiii 'iuiltoci, 'lies lie is-tits-si liii the U S N ISS II. is is s ii sptiet Sum ii'.. i-, tuis built lit's is ifsI' ouiuuit' this's' -toris, ,tll ,tt iitsumit Itt-nt I tunic, F:,tis .ini u. 1'i' , • a p 1st' 'ur'u.iJ" ,,fr S ii ' •._ - 1 siuuii till till I . uiung proteten plan ti) JI)ifl In political •lCUeifl uring the Republican Naticnal Convention Area Deaths - i•' I-:u)F:RI.'c' SUISU BF:.'it'H I L( - a- s. .- - ie i ?.uuti , ' . 411v • airpr'irt r 'worse st , in an iirtlane innt try to n. funny by ;ellicmz Hi Lick I rowtng number of '.would.ce okes1eN can teitif'i *hat airlines don't Litig it the one-linen others SLiiitt'iit - She s,.utst sIn st.hettultc %t'tJhiIl :.s-. Itit- of the ss.1uiiir;-r ctt I II -'i -. ii lost ks. > set 1t t' -- IF 'tOt ''Pt)T 'cOt H ERiF:.D Jack at the `1k..1oL!Kj ntltri 'ut Ic I ' '- C.,. t , in \.J>tfl %•ifl I'hit . hat Sh'.'i'.Is 'a / /1/a hi,U \ \ •pi'lll- -, - 11 ~ 6 1 i rattler than preside n f-tim itivi is art_-s t . tith 4is.tfl it i f s i'.ulsT1 : 1n, i 1 s 1 ii iiit lii t ''atIiiigniimg I tti not '?I ' -' I I t c,ss.r ... ' - - hut Fit- -. _' t r-'----------- I I : , till f-'. iiluin11,uIit5ir LAWRENCE BEsT' • urd.iy A- Oill-retl tio, th-Wit- I'm Ni%tni. uiiik s !irms r hss is.Kt fl Is-lu 51ul N' -. ''"""i 1. t& - . . .. when air'rufr, i tip aiw and rfown t) ,ji';o 'hem ;c-ir.i,'thing i :ampsite norideleg'iteti at the isputThc:an National tori' en tiori will ,)pen r h ursda v meanw hi le. ,,)me 254) prnte'tera :4:nllpvtng Flamingo Park '.i n'cpgrcund - _Iifl .irr •';:ci:nn by onitct ,)f thli iict'etlng the t'tiii. dt'niLr'I that 17hitou step doilin in- pritrilem ,it 'aktng .s':th .mplirnn t )r Agnew Backed By Mrs e ,I,, % o I attie r i Inc ti II uninir'. '.ssisilst 'i'. tti ii ill t A ' ?OGERS • -- tin iic.mth. sources sat.! Smix- diplorim'Us !-.vre anI 1 iris surtnuest lb i tsj,3s,u'tgt r Perhaps wi th a rs'tcatln lure iCV. 5,skcd if that III*, tril, tit, tliwks thit- Preilolocrit ps-icon i II'. iii% at. ed in tin- op. i sri ('tIjI a INSIDE lf,)nolulu at the er,,j 'iii (sosern rs.-- ( )p1.s.Z') ius'ftst Sit 1.511 BE .4(11 f)F'FI('I 41 .: \RiuIlc I '•": - 151111. 4n Liy out - jet i tt 1.788 I . are vr..yeur' - - r' lit' 'it Fort Wuunth put-i ".i'. -irigit ci N I ion in! l'rimL 'tin ist r K ikut i Tanaka ,r I", Ie"tJ for !!ivn. ltilitie %wh financial ~ind r Is. ',Sii'fl ii tit ,, I \iiulli s re uu iri tultilittttu-s', %%t'rC 1 trc-.i It ikt: r itit h id r. ui Vi .'t it ton I'ruijct't is perhaps liii' gri',iti-et ;'IucI, ''I Li> it .It least thilig th-it could h.ippun to, the. i t r,,, tl % ,,,, till peqili I the rs'.tr basin ,.,,.I Cartc r iu I jiiru. psisun ii ti ,w I us s.1 s) in ( )tuii, suit I Ihuniui'. III sstii.hi lit' •iscst'rts-I thi,it Nittii ciii itiur sit! I ii1'' li;iul s',iIls'ul hints. If it It set usulurs tis luitti it 141111.1 is ii Iii ask rawer 6 ItO Ii - I. 'All"hington,' lit- will stop in Tokyo to make ii p1 i"i for 1' 'iirthci;tn .'.uiiirntt onut rerti be ,tsi t .. 'ii lil,lil-r Atmon' Al" ('tins iris- i-ti mil i t , tiit tunti I k'ilertu thin \It-Go%vrn's I'IUIJ I( I s I. - itill oltivi Trinitto %4,i tur - \ Cart-u-i ('J"nwcn I, Ck'e'k, l,.at •,• Viattc'r A hil.at-iqut, 1,e.. ' l's n Morton MaiJa.id )s,tw ortitlt "vest 5, Iictmcttd I_i _Iursr "t;,. - L)I,St1-IA}t'.} II- ii ittuiri ill out - I, irilit lit 44 ark i'r', si nh ii,ti ilwlli!s'rs. ti-nik ii ii it-. support 5p sti'. It i r u iittst Is. rd Ii n irtIlihupli linots lallor It-aders Tueo,da night. McGovern tiitil - ''Win-ru c ' 11 :+ • NOT $199 NOT I c., • sit - ___ ALL-1\11, 11 '.14 I 14411 It -- I Attincc -Jicikini: tuuiir .1 Yuutin:t'ssn, .ltirts- U' iin'iih'iil in itiie'h use In t'uItitiis.'itt,e I.' ci i:ruuup ' 1 95 I _ ,.' s (-nitursI' lilt- ttutitIi I),ikitoti this' Ik'iiiuut-r;stit' nuiiiiuwv iii'ti irtd lit i oulut rirtit r i is. turn to i fits iii irki t tisui Iiiliiui the 4 ictiLitli it. ic cut ri-cluCini: I , price controls ssithin 90 dci> ,. ( i)s tl ' 1 au,lc-ttec hake-n, Ik,tciria 'nlorrj .nsurarice - Iiuiii-tii('illlH'r Uflhull tiflfluiuflti'uI -. i '.rltr; us rIfF: 4%If;RI( 4 il 4-: all tti's provide 'tIll-f.) LIII - foriliell sources said Kw:: .,.r A.,Uld ft)' frorn here , ,nt%n, ()jjjIj. 1)1,1,11 ill , I 1-1 ,I- 1. t d to I '- r -. r- 89 5 - _________ •Personal - ________________ Fl 1,141411,11 r ierial ;iimp rip Pete aLii had been speeu:u-fl ri Smigon that hcssun,,'r ::,:.ht (I> on to, lL4n.l after en ,:c hu '.tsit here F title> 'i: - ,realer t- onfitictict, ih:in ever U he eon lxot I 'rs".iuli'nt 'ii I 0111 after taking office With Iitth iil irn r I urif irs _________ 'r aid A lAr'-. 'tRbaeI SI-s.c. ' - .i. , i - . - 2.1.17L4 r'011'(-dt-'_' '-'.-', -i.r SCtii(I 12-i.. i i - 1 1 95 . I .FREE, CHECKING' 44 i1i.it u 1 let,. Uty-ritth Hill I' .. - I ut itt. I hut ii , I- ii I si mlii rt uil,ttds lit th.it I &ami si in itissi it h ,i i uantert cit u tu v Iii tiii th iii I is that I t it p irt intl I' iriitc tS titian set titul it, in tIn t I, ide rs iii itii'n in the NI, G)% urn %.wl after hiii var- first ill i, e " liii •ippiit ilhies in Ohio, inihe t,inutiil,it,' isii uns eileil 'iPl(I '.1, F II II) III Sr. ii (.i. uris 'vh (,osu cii . / A1 - - OVIS a iiit its lii Ii - 'is he •ithurt 5-4-ti -i I tn-i-nini: ritup iii United 'into Workers rs in ir (.s in r ii 'ilotuir'. I ruts ''U liii ii Pro-lo ll 44 cii. "S. - thus the ac'c-idnnt ore-urn- IlS I F I It\ Ill) ' I 2295 4. -- _ - -;;;c!:::;::_ - - at re 11 / I . Pine Bookcase -, i,he si ee+rnd The a'iit'nI- ste-C enst frt- . fuerig operatici" in ii ,ta,rc'l car sta tic.utid the nt> such u'lcIIknta. (cr.'triI is V11-151trught and day. Crcj Melaie H Miller Li: I' A",b i " , j sat I I ''- _ - - Retu rn To Free Market ~~ L - - - ' I's .-.. R;-, " C - - 16. '. - Conf dent Mc Govern - I! 11 1111 - i )fl Drawer i police s'ehsrle D 'V In C, rw r I / ___----- - 41 - - I -- -- Are Becoming Passe -"" - -_-- On the- allegatacems -. - ---- ,' ./' flIh. flir g$,t(' atttsrrit'i .. --- - IS tI'it' b"tlaii of ii SC Y h. ifl.S "id 1K 5' 5.iId 'ik 'annie '-t 'utrt s I Iie'r. but pruinted nit itt sl.atutt- use '-a - Red Fire didae)- - • • Digest Slf:%IBF:RS OF'i Thop ( iris Slsttt zr l that I' 15' 3I 1dv tin mc! •aith fin in Par: I flu! IS A UI! It> hi p. tin i' Ti stilt Ot' s.4)rfl'v in lThir •.rt. lu i tr.promnmse (orrnu.i riuhing the enf-m Itt i' Thicu sttp lISA ':.-g- cugesteul that KziscrTb. would reptirt i i'. in their srr-ret F5 ir "SituOs. with Kmssir...-r lI4flfl the UnCiISS Thieu tj'..i' liulent Niacin wiU riot let hi;-; ' - iii - C Henry M ,Iark.nn lleg.itmnn that 'he Rwsians lied to President ' f:naj -U.T' rA!gotmatmnns in %fsrrt's' I' ' irr'a';i'bertaryin crete? I iui fir ii hu }finr'ui it --uil'cPti'II SITI4I.itlofl ahs,. t -a muio',' it, er4 the 'air rheri' n.- relftej,sI trm:itti.n of the nc'* p'i ,l ,,-. ir - % I 'i -.-r rl I - ': - - - 'I - ' tcr, I, 4ç S EN. 'c . I' Iti g 'L ,. - . I _. 'q' ' T • \• -' • , 'p' -\' 'J ,, -''_ I I. C;-I%:: 1,:t :1 'I ii iwr henry 'fr' . 'a ''' r U C c ,- i"7 11 , R.latu'in.q (nmmitr.'e 4r'iff 'n in'i'rtmgjt S.n. -.,,, 0 r% • -_ -- .. a II' - - 1,r • 'cj.'r'ert 'I' l!'cn c-;'' .:or - - "it ' .. k, Ths Week Special d II - ,'!'j',,r( ,c,' .rmii,ara Move Seen e - ' ,-.- - 1)I%to( H 4T1(' PRE.-iIfiI:'- ri % 1. 1-lupp (,.nrg.! Mc(,wern prnmise 't -rcl -.wigp and price controls within )ih ts -: ( his IN - - News Peace New 4 , 4 % I_st '' I f - 500.93. ovo,f -Y ~ - 4 II I '2C161& - of to , I'Killution n-itter lit told t! - rr .!. n: ni-ed d: •g I "'a ,.& - ' intl cir Kissinger I -3~k. Hii, #.,#% •i li - frL:1 t'cutrd that tht ro ,'nrmpalities :o the c;.r r 'i 1'w r .ipper ' u than e ert ri-c'emsed eriI erie sen'' Real ls'Shot' - ;. and that frerri AItamcinte S:rt'it ime ago. d..r. ',rigs. ut-nob 'uas a deftnite that cncsiriter with a aIlej'u •:.-on : tas - .. ;';', .. I * for •ØI '- - - ' . .d ri . a sihehasciprwntteiek "he rc, ntartrd ! ~ 6 1. . .1 . I -' ,. , . hit, said Candidates - - ~ 1 , mcam hn i,veragr rr,hrk Ht Mel3l rc,mp, Rupert Chastain Photo, - .• p, ,sl!utjkr,ts Ada;r tuggesli ?i.S 'IdaJ indi"*ted Jiat t path o' Seekirm c auto - F j yjs r. ( -,--7 . jr-.jssIr,ncr Aas turning off SR S28 onto failure to yield. , laims, Counter-Claims - 'A ; .' -- C I- ,__________________ r IT I rcrn 5icpp -si. center park lots 'irid treri reads He sv that be had had a nkrnlber iitipiuiiflt frcim the Pra ii rc-ut: I,*M dv4 ' -, document the problem . - ',, 'i\GKl_l\A : , oNUICENTE 66, of N t,-k taricia Sison. 26 and her djui:hter. Con_ , ,):-k ~Ahen the car in vinich ,Acre killed 1pst nignt , ihe sere riding collided iaith auto dri ven b , los Selo-eking. 2n. of W6 W Oak Ridge Road~ _______ - -- _________-- -- ' 4 / .. . -~ c r / - - , -. 'dair said that he anticipated peuIut,ant,s dramnmri inte takt' 14 - -t'. - (ors There Are Bicycles and Then There Are Bicycles Viet , f"r,r-. ATOR ___. •I'd t t; s 1ulr'e s rn*rl. their 4."p.t anti it strkei In Vi.'rirrn in a ...k TIl*4'Iii/, r r -,vr" their !.tta k fill the rw,rth'a.qt rail Ito. to (bins arid Th',t uIa-n ore. '.f three Il(.li that intercept them, t S ( cs!nirirnt irlrw.'ir,f e'i fr-lay ' s Iti" I'i'Ittu Mf(. rV.r?erl icwnert 1y U S. rrea* in the •?Iif the I9t •ti ye;ir ,: .- i "urr,ind IiaIl Air 'Jv'j ar4 ¶vlarine t,'.yrt...rs II.-, more than ?l %tnIke against tareta in .r 11, Vietnam V S pilotatrad Pi..n ai.raging ethari 2i'ia l;i'j in the rw.rth Inr. Aujf tae'raiic a'vf heart rli'nj4 ,'st the "ither inpro-veci Tuec4aAir f'i.n' ii 1" i'hiiflt(iVti pr!c rr ,wle ii.',enusf .ltrert tista wtth -sr 1 #rnt.c '.0 the ?'s.f'g,' Pt-i ft' r 1 ,rqrI r4ie U. rniIe ' '. ~, C - - -- tr,.d such cii the flntl111e rcias in thr IICItIIl 1f ii c o uple, Pribrit 1111 Jeiinnr Trc'ponicr Numbering almost 200 models, the OI1C lion has citirnpiri of almoil every ,crricjtion ever thought up tin the two vihcid hrni of t,ansporatinn Many inv o lve ingenious steering and prOpuisulo mechanisms, such cis the 1885 Star ,ntchrt, ifrivi' bike above, powered b pumping prdals up and down Above right, an 1810 Pr-on1 Farthing highwhecier, named after British coins with ci 60 inc h diameter front whrrl Below left a wire driven bike from (eIn1un sua 1905 and, right, an Fnqt,sh ttinIra of about 1890 Eithe r rude, sun pedal or steer No. ittarketi be'."r' 'u' ' (ather plan.i ,thw'ks'-rI 'he Vt.t fri thermal yiw.r )Iant mile, ncrthwect of Uanaii (ipt Fred 'N Sheffler ), -if A 'r--in (Thin intl 1- 4of %1er" A 44,scusen ?l of Ijc'r-ev ( ,h( flying in ir FoePtiantr.m ,e?, rr- -t'rlstr'd -'Ith k'.'rsing the h.tI(2l shani tintless nnrthwast of Hmnn4 They hit it 'ti th micisil. North Vietnam claimed that five U ,etit ,or.- ;hct in'r Inrtnit ilaytight rildit rm.4u,v intl teen rcnr.a tnr'nig :rsriniu: ;tr'e, the oprily nec ,nnn.mnrtwl iw I-.e (..' ..mmar in Fl Phanitm thtit -lnwci 'liintlity ri 'he ivirther-ci nail the lennulitariipul sssne, in-il t eiro(,r (unchin -town. "ieulay ..t,'.w the reMi icitith if &ib.Ifl4 " j ill lily The teen phasitnm r'wnsen .4r,a leterl iq mRs$nq, (.rc.American ,sMsrl 'he AHI 'ishr.i (unahlp .-sa 'epr-t.rl iliei sri ' i'CmedtC'ie ITICrC !Ctt'ICSI In the l i'' 9ie pla n aria ti'iaii his nf'ice cvçwrttrn requ r ~17 On f,f- dtj((.f- .'.f'i-.H listed Pro-4 l; Writer fiy , • - - jpmmomw if - -- -- 00'. "' -. - -. - l'I r ii mii. liIi . rr."l "flt 'is' minutes of tha t earlier iIr('tinj w hen Attair requeteit i. ,, 5I11' b(I1t sc that 1L'5h(\1 S Ii) the iili1kPt ti% 11w pcilhiticrn s'iintrcl cfti,r Smwtifl1t" %" junip t ssi1h'tit eiWith insiii'rati'n All the 11t'ts. Ui iirder tit 114-i something sic need, IiU! remarked Health lirdinarn In incither •icticifl. the tsu:'f uth'iuct 11 Itt)rflt S 5% ( :%fl 'inafl' tepitn ttra regutaticin' governing 'eN. intl IN Ink mid. g tempt • "-'- - •• - -••_ • 3i j a -:- / 1 . - Attacks kp.irt1fls'n1t t h .i ii ifl.i ii epit iet a t11 th:it the ' cndt' t , lint' be paid f bit siitd h.ivt' 'ri the mear, iih aiet matk ill it'ii .i,t uiat time. .1asr :fcr lie ters the I'ni in nt fcii' his sampllniz 're •Utl(Th rrt tic'cr. a rfum election. Adair cit a boat requested that the he and flIdZci the Rrd ('.f ('snt% said that this 't"m'd i''iuflt asstin that bciat after '1 idea, and that it wciuld C.missicincis that Jk Vi Ic his department \rTnarL tx-ustt'e cit 11w State taL' at least cmi' car with tsAi rt'air Tueta s meeting, At surve teams tcitab1tsh iern.illmprcrvemcnt Vund, Vihien Sidrw iinitslcifli'r high ssater na'ts the cipininni that if 1ci'a the bci.rt that he si-ent siith In ether business. Adair told ici'ernments get behuid a mcive cier Adair in that bciat tsiiv'e ('('mIre' the drc"tge arid fill requested that t the the weekend and that in the -ersider rcirta1Ing uUCIni. mc"t can be dcine. in the prc'cess cit at sec'retar II he urrcnth has. He is imertstt1 in e beat th Ucin. sampling r. this 'e'cb1cn1L but is limited b staff In the budget icr net a1niet 5sian'ped three sias cl&cfieaticin siac chaniti cther ccnsiderations, times, He said that it is Usir cai't He did 'eric1 an M'(Tetats I arid Adam caii that inadequate f - ' the work and area tc he did net feel this class rating 5te Ic that the beard shciuld nsiiier wh1 prcs'iJe him siith j' :hcr mire Lii armatian and he ci.1wrmen'e1 tvpc' ci r-ee'retars tT'IIIOL i'ii fcsi , r ' tF''7hi"" KI a S%l•tall a •i Si !4t,L %5 '(t,'' 1 �- ri... 'i.. I LI 29-The Sanford Herald Wedr*sday.August 16. 1972 14 T.. t"t C. IS' I U ".1I U J I I - ... .';-'. -'-- - -.'. Bowling em Over _____ I pIIPPb By HERKY CUSH two it's tz.ut The Fow Hoods were "hoodwinked" b the Sedan in Late Toyota actuxi of Alex Serraes who ripped of! a 2. 194 - 641 series arid Ray Cemcirwa who bared a 21. 216 Pacing the Sedans, who ha'e a slim hold ce'i first place, we Jun Carter ?(, 4 £27, Ekit Lee 178 arid Alice Carver 171. 161 Roy Ternpletixi 190. 194 557 and Bill Mc()'a3 It leil the Four Thitcris to three wins over the Wheels For the Wheels it was Narkii Farrell.. 1. The Sparkpiugs se$ the Gascaps with Bernie H'dle 28: and .1, .3 iarkr 116 - 55 lradmj the way. The real blistering eff cr1 by Boo lilian helped the . - T s u' c4 C N St - -."-',-_ . tPO .'d . . - -s Redsox Performances ___ a:-:;r 4 / ' , - '. - , ~ es.J / - :, hohittwu-uPwurn; - - ' - •tuH;thnrtnfnr. , r- _____ -- - a''' :-=- -. -- -., - -- I - - - "4't;? / 4i#, 4.it',.'4'c,- ; " -.- ,AS.. - r llI1 -/A..- "s" • - . - - ' : a. Rebels Bow ' ! -_i, " i ___ - ' , Zcst uflOer.A , - t-it'ru .'. ,. "!.-4 ". 4 ;. • ') - 4 morr;iflg l-isdgcrs, i,i ________ -- ' ____________________________ - S o!I d I k I I n - . • ai' -id "iedbl Sanford Plaza Merchants o'.r - a . -" ' .li'- Ps-un third carlc ra "ist coiside-r' oreatestatthe2OthOlympthd._ - h ilizini. there would bt n - - r:drastm'r; -' - -I- - - Keglers Lnop h .. _____ has two firie en,r-al.5 i'i Ste'se Pre c'nt4lne arii - - - -. 1'.)iC$a record icr an American dma tanc-t ruririt'r Rut the 1st ilonig with Ii'o'mrd Hilton fas as mign aS itt other-s who (()ul teak the O4ymplc rec-ord of mInute's 3? 6 se-corith In (isc't, the prt-dic'tiom ar' that it Ii take at least 13 40 Ju': . theGasser1 wthChuckBaker186afldJbar,t2I6_ leathng the isa Yet arwthcr sweep us the ('k'wri win four Eddie Adams 213, G. Varrwr 200, 202 - 593 and H burn 198 led the Gowns, Steve Stnsakoic 180 and 1). L*ilgner 178 led the losing Road Runners Hill Powell 186 and H. Gruover - 5(4 paced the All. Star-s to two and a half wins over Goodyear Iwo. I. Hustori 203 and J. Ceresoli * led Goodyear. and in ariutte'r match Sanford heating swept past Goodyear (kit behind the 201 of S. Jw.k.son and 191 of B lvrr r1'F ' '- 2 - , . Local Pinpourri SHOOTING STAR LEAGUE sparkles were turned in by Xathy Cooper 168,109- 499 and Betty Ncrwocid 15*,. . in the JET HOWLERETTE circuit it was 'z'icrine Pla>er 178, Dot Lee 186, Margie Farris 11). Elaine Kostival 274, 377, Mae WilkIns 173 and Jeannie Adams 376 There were scene real boomers In the DYNATRONICS MIXEI) league with C. E1berrypostlnga2W,183-S44,JohnGreenJ7?.R.Aehe64, H. 165, J. Drake 175, S Hughes 111 and F4 Malboo 211. " onight- 'isitllsavr'n't br-en get- i? n .' mo iii iq - lI31i ________ * 1 - ' - - in sent 'p,'rinr; F ak: Ity past - ?L r cir ,' ' s'- '1',' a r' "i.fn ' ' I The tall, .wups'd uit --'•n ctrnlleul away to al'uave. Liken mr later facing teY.nkee ath'intage P, ,skti, when ninth Rmubhy '. .: .i:mm' rm'porteri. kept his corn- tomof the : rer1tw'runtr.pr 'rrtjt,(ttfl(I5Wpt C V mc".' hark pr"! rw-mt sam.! \o'a 'i rk Man.icr R.. u:' 1lt'ee i just go -iway as soon Houk W lust couldn't s,g,1 n •h.' ninth That -ai . is possible Things were retati'.ely tam' croons! the rest of baseballi n- ti(.in league as the Mit.r'sota rain.; nipped the Detruit mn 13 innings; Ile',eLinet Indiana beat the race and estat)lished a new course record. The hour iiWI 13 minutes for the 80-mile event Pit Ut red tt. old mark I)', 01110 minute-s and ''r1 M;mrtmn is shown here sending the ol (lest act ivi ty campaigning ocean racer through a ''dry'' run. t iai niuh Stratford. After being held to only three hits by Stratford's All. •) American Donna LoPiano the Rebels regained their hitting The Orlando girls had onb a three game "stay in this '!. - _ - - P ', '. -: : - -:.- _s_ - - 4-' . - ,..,, G seven safeties against dtlier bats -4 ' - . -.m'w 0 - ' '.-,. -. '; - --"- ' - e That victor)- really boosted the last two games after being 'i1ik Manley is the U.S Rebel stock since only two days Lipped for eight hits in the 'rant in the 3 000 meter before prior to the tourne) the opener jRebs had dropped a 1-0 decision he p Waltham's Ronnie flak '.i.i' to the same Sun City nine running through the ramiris ... rut of any American si-e Monday nigtiCa game sow the in nearly every Inning b'jt i 'race A.shenfelter did 20 ),ear, Rebels outhit the Waltham rnztziaged to keep the borne Drifters by a 3-I ratio but could plate area free of any Rebel ht- 30. ar-old Oregon not match the Drifters run runners. She also overcame a -v.lteavtit'r is a true veteran production No less than 10 pair of errors by hr uJtcs the' event with a life-taint, best Rebels were abandoned on the The 1-2 record in tourney play 8:77.6, second best ever by base paths during the course of gives the Rebels a final season ) r.t-nc-an th '.'e-fl Iniwig game. record of 57 s-ins and lSdefeot.s Ills I,Liuff1ensm;ylnt'1LsiI)e - : flier as eumkenm.',i is training ('amp stmmrte-d as Lien gu;mr.i Itoh Young refused to report in .i contract squabble, tackle Ge'mme F'erguMsri walked out of camp, asking to be traded, amid (lie' other starting tackle, Smmmni Wal. ton, wuelke'ei out, too. Tten El. - bert Ikungo_ shifted from start ing guard to tackle, as :us knoekesi out for the se'ai,iun by -, training t-minnmp knee' injury that I rtedi planning to trll1. '. L500 the 5,000 and th' . - -. ' ' '. "- -- , - tl d333 arid ('ten ii wiring the U,S :ii let-I flashed as of old e-xperts said Hyun had rt'tur. His top c-umpctiticm cxsulJ citric from Franc'cwc, Are-'se o' or a host of Lnglu.hmtHo,. eeler and Jerome Row. round out the Arriencan .t'-: ' - I .. 0 M I . AM ER I CA ? S I C 014 0 .t'''"j,'.5 - , €. - - - Don't Count Out Landry's 11 Even Minus Staubach, Thomas . - " •, __- - -- . tmn cause the> se lost i qiart,r ak Roger -. Staubh with a shoulder ';r am-I_trai.'.±e.rful But V/ins S4 000 ttbra dJfr?::J3 hurt in 1) That s ShIM Loath Torn The l)olphins also announ-e'i dry says the h -ol trad'1 iie I' "Most people will write Lit-kit' I, h Lnclr- said Tuesda)-. for a draft choict' and the ncm.oftc Lowboy coach was quick tiating rights to entet-t.z,ckl' vnt out, however, t Howard Kmndig if Kmrsdmg (ii-r Mutton. the first.ati-ing clues to c-writ' out of retirenmcnt '4..irta-rtuauk before yielding the Itook - .' 5,00o, hwt'vt-', .'t turnout back Calvin lull ''tiOliji or. Ii league of. I. r,'.ivc Rookie of the 'is-ar In , the I' , r , , r. } ,'':..Y Prrfunt_,si.yic act the Anwrlt-a'. fj.,. .,,::.',e, I .r Lr,.ih w ',r. three- i9,, SitS re- gaining his old forum rme .jrd of 13 ,.8 ui wuuung at-n . , .. rcils at Eugene with Young education at F lunda lethnolc1-letf let had a chance t.o lit tn,atcties in the world tuw- r*'y after being slowed by a knee Urns e-rssty but ttie least tie the match as late as ue before busing out. In the injury last season. in 13:3?.4. Both tunes git-al amateur diviiio Eddie Turner pale in light of bs-e Bedford's Orlando putt-put! artist isas 18th and final hole of Mtitnwtiile, backfield coach hoping for a great deal mw-c Orlaii&j 1317 ' second final match Smith k-ft room WhQfi the 1(4' ban It.'t'vea reac'tis'ated Pfeiffe'rs re-vent acquisition when he- took a two Lot-al entries, recorded and only six tenths off bark up Morton, anti St.aubath TT)'.'f*) was (he result of his the world mark set by Hun hole Pie-If let gave it teal go was 4)tif1.iitir' whil,' rt-t-tjper, losmi, .t- losing, to former but bus Lod (or an we ir,cht'ti on Clarke tim 19t.6 'tu-.g iii Lla1cir Ifjispmt.al tim bal. Bedford, the brittle-tough, world p'.tung champion Mike past the hole. las Smith in the serni4uuijs of the F. lishman. hod rcjt planned flwCk'lara4putter ne-s-cr was YsmIb several of the top 111 be- 'ikay' soj ,Stijubamh run the- S 000 this sear un'l he Vsorld Putting Chamnpiush.'ps able to j'ct ahead of &mth Orlando putters in Ntitth st,'. i.mri'lcrs&-nt surgery ,m.la: tiring held in Winstwi.Saleni. during the- entire match. At the Carolina lot the World tiluzed the' fast tune at arid alter being injure-cl Saturday r C. t'ryi 'if 15 holes, hose-set, tic National 'iourname'rst. Tern nught in an exhibition game Finlxid's uric-two Smith, wti son the world match was dead even. The 16th Daniels showed the wa for the against I,.,s Angeles, Lasse- Vii'e'n and Julia Vaiatai. ne-n, with life besto of 13 16 anti title in 3, earned the right to saw Pfetf let lake' a due-ve stule pros in the weekly putt-putt 'I'll c-unit back sti'onger than l 3. Charles Mcintosh of Smruth dropped in an ace which tourric> J)antels had a 3228- .Enjand's Jan "l'.i'affcrly and Ian Stew Birnunghiwi in the finl of the prose-cl to be the final margin of -85 whit-I, was six shs-Ai Ekeshe-re, an the NFl, tour-ne-3 with of better ir;J Russia's thiari second place Miami wide' reccl'.er If isahid Karl going to e- s-pj. It was thM Following today's world Clarence Dante-Is whiti posted a nan, who iml.so suffered a Sharafst-tdmnos' as we-li as In grand thM Pleilfer e'tianipionshup match, nriust cut 37-30-29---41. w East European runner-i :rialr,e der separation Last Saturday In the anhxateur tourney It was um t'ztisbitlr,n to stire in Pus personal the Orlando putters, bsithi the- race even tougher against Grt,-,, vu1t aniateur and prr,a s-ill rs-sIac. Jeff lfa!i I 77.71.30--,15 and Hay, widt-rwe,it surgery 1tk.. ('fit' StJtiIit sejMu"t.ed Join in Vsinlstoni.Sdlt'm (cur t11e Ore' man who could win it all. BondS m77-30.21_15 ..tay He will be sidelmried 8-12 National Tournament. Pie-titer fuuslung tied (or first place. seeks however, is P Lhxopta'. Mu'us U- Smith and Pfeilfer at h Let, a virtual unknown last year conclusion of their nxiatch may get another er-ack at Smith (st'rry Ltngkbac'h w.s live 'Pie lMphins lost de'feniye s-ho showed explosive power in yesterday. Pies Her bettered in this event Alio listed In the' i.tsuks be-lund with his 29-31. i-rid Bob 1k-mi fur at least two the' l'on'Afr,t'a at li-ut- ptr 1) eirjst strokes b-ut ii seas pro das-asion frurni thic Orion-i', 'Xnuontlis situ 'rosturs-il Sri- (..'4.nws '. •, - ' was a - -' as Ga s-mw' s a t choice from Jackson - Lilt, ended his holdout uuril is 1972 contract. U'l'hi his' Dorm '1 oil us: it m adeiphia ci 2 draft pick (rormi Syracuse .fli'.ersity who had agreed I ntis - Iciriday, left time dub tie y anti signed with time ontreol .4iouette-a of the torus I lAST F olLsall I.&'alUe r..'.eryththg seemed to be' it cit er, , said I ets' flt't:Iafl, F.oglcs ge'neraj rrusnager. "Vs. sentL in to (iraduate iloscit.iml totis..5 hl physical while I piepared the contract. He never tame bat-k. Another tittis- lii time' euffs'nsi'.-e' limit- as.e liii' leisa fr..' ege'nmt Robert Vs','lI.; tei knee' surgery ('c'nter will be' ,imannesl by I'mthmi'r st's'eoid'yt'mir muimumi ('mils- ain I Iummt or rook i. Gel) Murdnne k oh Mit- hagumi 'lunni lIetnier ii a (mmsiuriti' mit guar.i onn.I ttauimugmtmm SIts' ItMikil' Run Soul ,itu Is lading i'c*intr.l on fur support '. Alvin Itt-tel is siulici ,it right c-tat lsr the Oilers imi,i (ItarIte Twcnty.fuur Pittsburgh Steelers players and sIx coaches, including head coach boll, were stricken with sir-us. But it dtdn't stop any of het,i from practicing Tuesday Oaklanij l(aider aiii g back ('Litrerwc Davis would be out 10 weeks with a oken bone In his right ahoul' -,salfered In Monday night's game against IlOitlinore 0 ' 0 Joiner gets raves fniiini i'ett'r' swi at wide receiver, With set'.ini.i'ye'umr qua rterhuscks I )umn Pustorint ansi I,ynmnn I lie-key v>. ing fur hit' startling jicti mimi s-eler-ui ('tattle-> Juimtii,ni It) hIck (hems Up, iii.' nlssitng gunult' coulsi Hut wall tmakn Silumie' lIe-Ill fronts that' tiffe-naist' line Itmmisnamug liii k as usni.ilhai'r lIroLule'ntu mire-a taut tiet- Omlt'rs, who asoni their lmst three gaines lost seimmnn tim finish 49•l under h':ni hlughie's Woody ('iniipls'll ansi Itolx'rh CFL )O t a ______ -- - . - W - UUI lilt nl:ICKUw its- •• i .15 ii.. - NEW YORK (I&' er / Itt' 16 tum'.t'i;jll (-lilt) miss mit-n - - _____ - '' - -' '.mis there' a liii tire' for it h I ii c k muir, in lmmg-l.'ag h"auli't'ni of the o as nit' n ' - -- -- , , - ' early terminatIon of the I2 series was primarily due to m Lick of national advertising : '. - Whit.' f;eninn,mug lIne' m'tionm 'lii.- inmtI ,' nsmls'lii,'d the-unmoni ,ic iii met imoii time' nets fle'r a still Iejt'e-ti'd tim.' e'one'e'pt I limit mill mime-ni mum e' e- mt'aie'el .'spial Ins lie- t. Iii,' eisa Imets, almost sinmce' the' beg mmmlii nig of p, oh .i s t' I.'asionual h,ise'lnell 'n e'mie,i Iii.' Into) i'm a .1" liii s I i'ngs to he' umm.iuimi.iilat.'ui .ul as all mum,i imos e' lm.'ld time bus iimgiiimmeiitln-d tnmmte-Iumlit )wns'rs',in- in as ('ii.ii Ii's F'imml.'s - limb Short hit' lots' i,.n lt't .Ifmil umli I hen i liii' tim as ii . '. . .emp-.ile'eI unit - . t,imiiuiimninm.' tim i.snti. mu' loc,el lime's .iak b,itis' laIn mItsui liii I.',innm ammIli i ,snmtl tic''. u-n h1 itt's u101i,I I iStIi4I tin k.'t 1tmtim. sa mlii ld,',iis iii c- i Ii', i-is slinik I iii' '. " ii ill I''. et gn e-e-mnt'l lung liminkliel Ii'. ,imtlue'tils are .0 - I lit' a ' . - N.itlalnig tic's In iii'. ,'xt'e-ll.'iil imaston ) - li,ise'iiuili liii' I i-i ill l ('.tuluhe'ni . e' '. St''. immunur ,1tiotc's t'.' US liii iii 1)111 I', ,'il,tt'lul '% I-' lioks-i ,ul tin it.- lIme e'.il un' l'lmallae's hie'.tI'. .'n,',I itliki' uI t,'it.'r liii) 4eemtl sum kimag toil' thahiue,s 'hiuuat'lneill is ii and tIme- sauces' e ,iimulmtuuhms - - (ui iti' ii' lmh.uei uiIiluila ifi ,,'. te-d lie u.timt- n lint-s t'anmh.',' ow tue-u i's.l I ilimitg h,e'.I I lustuuum. III a '. . c- i s- I imm.-t'tuumg sa ithm .1 5 ti t' I a It sic a u ,-iliIuu till mi.na s-is ' - ,i!,i! ,nt u's I his' b'Li)e'n a tOil ' llt .11 mu'i saLmr me's t'Itt'reti 'lime Ne-as mit ,ull t' I ii t. \'uut k sin 1105 be uI,it tt$ I (tti i sIn idly huasi. it' -a basis - lit' cliii) l".sime'ns. Sn-cite' Ss' niour. hod Itrig Silh't' tiiiiouiiic'tI ,inti hOt'. li,itI eerieii time' all e'iu.'i'st e'rg.enu:mmtionis iii lii.' t uiiiitn '. ''TInt- esu Imcrs,' s,iiit St'', 'im.is i' alas ass numunmur n cue-nulls W.uimi,'eI ti Imas's' it tnentti S a', a linda'. hr s'xatnpte, tht' . it'll us mew i),u%t'tOuli .itlt'mitl- SliCe' is g re',it,'r i lion t's't'u' .mnmsl si all ,'i is sing lint tine'. - ci p't uluuitethm mit liii' ,etsm,' hint' 'I iii') Sit) that 1.1 cii lime' 11 Iii militia I ts.it a wti,it tic'' u-li em'. liii I Ii t' te't use It' shuts I iii'it btiok h- '. e' ii ii time-s cliii timuiva'im, nutit uniitkeire mi. i sc'tlae' liii Oh do utl kmnnis oh linings ss itii iicccnu,mtmug - sin IuI Me',ciisa mmli' iiii.is'i a tfhf_I Silhel "lIlt' euuinml t tiling t lm,uI Imt lno.t'h,ilI ,imi situ' iii,' i',.lt' sail mmmliii tisi u siltinga this ' I"I I immi'. " t- u i s' mi '. umin t - - e-,n,ni,'innlmnng I lm,it baa,' In.eit is rent a tnumulnet'sa 0 11u10 -d 11.11 %e-,-tk lirmein-lu itIe'k-s I tie' chills i.'. I it,itit e', li'.t I lie-i I inmdtiniit' tin ti iamcltteti' a hi ii I'd ct'uut ci tulic'm •it lull'. s,tiii hut ti's lt'iuti Ici liiiie i Site-in- tiwim a,il.ii Ii's unit tnttme'u e'e'c'll' tise''. s4iluui it'. ilitum that blg• lilt' ,'tiitl tile') Cu! ice lI4as ge-ni en tuui t''.'u'in'.,' llc'e-tnemnmt '. mud 1ii (IS tilt' I mt-omit-is l's at mlii s til tiie' - auit a tik,- u't'i utiiig iclitiumImIs's - c''.iu'iiaca lii time-it i%.iii' C '. ill qmmt".t lutmi lime hlc'u i L'luiiis'imtiueui tia.mt tunatis e. .n iii pci e'imnmialis liii' 11101''. tic'se- aim' isetihta nmaihli,uui,eiu i- '. hug lutiui's liii issni Is'tialus umit'ni saul 'V teia tciiiI tas' iii tmtmsi ti.'ss S t'ai ,tttt'i S ear nncI hose u101uil''. Flu s'Sauuilih'its as hilt is sot us time' Vanke'e's lISS ' ' . tuigtm.t lluit s tii' i'S 113 tit'iisvn -lItm'c'h t'ne'sse'rnt's, and 1"inle' , .1 gr,'.it IIiaiitJfle-t' \i't'tk. the liitliamms i' t - hi' details the t'tnmimpluc.ite'ti nuethel an su hue-h - ' rue-h buisimit'sanie-n bus ball 'luili on t'e-hatt i a t'QullOrote- c'nuIInin e- anti the-ni ''unthe tie-I'm t'e.iJtitItI as rmle-ubl c-i I'1.1't'1 a P enu total e-trpeurmitt' i'. inn it tIme ball viola I'm itae'it tiiin't uiu,ide enough H tilt I c.sc'I I .tiol. t'i tint se-. (lie' manumit- a liiisitiessinin. f,i ,t-l',itj eS'. tie-i ant' iittul_'til(ule' iii a I'm ci it -anti- Las at;ite'nimt'nmt As Simon t us ncr ui I he- W a shmimi ltii St-nimitenlsI e a m h(mnigt'n u hmis said, e.itiu'nia hun - Still tspagc' I ii C Ii I I I i lion tmc'lps iii'. ii eit'kiii bust' lit's'. 'au inin,'ii that iii) bail' Iii tilt' l ide' cliii' as ill it' as tnt I I nimilton ton it iii tie' I'miRl 19t19 ' it I he-s to at tmiemnmmge to ten c-ak ca c'le Anicl it s i .ithic'i Cdi'. to at lemist tuic'mik t". cii cape. ca,ills as tie-nt '.hitts ml tn-miniclii sc'. ieel I tie-ni blue- O cml itihilc' 5101 ailing ut settling i:ltitnt Ii tin Out' as tumlih LII' - gieinnmt'i tt' cuSS i.e-i tie another t'utii titi IC I laS lcuIuhmele-'. utOdk Itt? hmd,'iu'ml Its-se',.' Se-i S itt' It Is uiu.laie int.salt'le It, em 1mg lc'oguit' c-lute tie en tIll leer. ,''.eI w it lien UI itt' .tli% Itu liii' t,s tItti Bill ' e'e' k I lie c's ne-i's lnls liii' n e- Simi Spangle-ct - uu e- eat- u himtiie t,i'..'a Iii - - -- - inS t-i-ttii , • " -athtlife md natur-il s.e3 t.s -s part o(the -ibma'rs'ati.rn II Ilanmuner' auic' a'. t'uu lilt- clint' - ,,t' - S Ll.ultiiuic'rt' 1. '' ."t) the. ;Ute - , ur'- being -isalest hold in , • - 'dispias of all hunt:ng, fishing, intl _amznp::., equupinuen;. mu puc:ing -kmn.,nstritiuns special outdoor e-qumpmuent -usc According to ' ' -' - .- ii \.sti.euai I e-.c,- I'd. tIlt. 5% 145 u t-truit ii Id_I I Ne-s turk lt.toii '34 1,! 5-1 4'!esvtmirs1 i-I Id 47.1 5 timiw-suke- 4-' 54 347 17: L s i '3d 9 _ . - New tuck -I 4f tue-ago '5?, I tutii-s tl,n(re'il 1_I 54 si '3.j I'hdmstk'iptua 41 14 11 &.i : 3d 33 323 141 mjj ISesi 46 sJ êó Chicago \limu1eta K.tnta ('Its i: c'i:ietjist ill 575 1 IJJ 6 44o ii 443 llui Id 49 61 Tex.i-e 4.53 'J 44 'a4i tiwsdj s RcsuhL.s ('aliturnu - ('Ic'. eLinti 4, California 3. 1 KJIt5.LI Lit'. - - Ne-'.'. 'ik 6 g tills at hedukil VsemJuesdas 's (Iame Se-s York I'etvraun ti- hi at Kitiesmis ('It) Netsous 5.-I', \ItGluthe'ti '3'4 *1 Ic sat Iland -9 m, N tilts .muke-e t Its erwin ile .11 t'tum',igu tte'..'ci itt 11' ml \lmmiiie'ss,Ls h 's'rrs 111cc I'titnit L4dm - h 15-91 N ' ('aldenritimi Wright ti-dc at ('le-s's't.smid i'e'rr'n 1$-tIn, '. (l.mkt.ummcl t Iluimtc-r I6 it ht,,lkitt'U fi II & (taunt's hhunstl ('emLI(ornia at tie'. e'Lmnsi, N hiiist,um ust t'e'.ie. N .tt Ilc'trtilt S %tluilW'.tit (lest) guuluc's stint-dolt'S , Id 51,mnu 51 62 i31 Li Sjn F'rjpe-i.o 50 tiJ 442 Ii ..nn 11ie-go LI 194 lue'd s Resuejis 'mc-uuut.i .1, Phthudviphij s 7, St I Pitt,, tu.I Iliiig l%tn.-itt5 58 54 .:mgvles lmIw aukesi I \lmntneauii 7. (¼trvmt 5. ii t1) s'id •_f 54 tiwiti-t',it 1, Hs'ut,jmt :ming'. Se's tutk 5, ALkuct Boston .3, Ic s l.a 0 ('hie-a ' hu,stc'ii - lmuaings - r .ft of Ch;,'.sq,t' ' CsaT w nravajioii ,j 1un'nt •iyweqny -itwi, a jar ' .if .t:cge.'le'. 3 un Fraitt na.' ,'. ', ' -s - - - thi- i s'' 5% rduvsdaa s Lweltc'tn'um w tL'ii Sd ii 51 u-,ii t ci rem ti-i', StIalit m Niekru 1G'lu it \ni k ti.mtLsk l0'-', N , . t'1r1t-u.ituti , titkptji $3 it I'hiLsdt'tphma Re-s molds i, N L'itt,-sburgh lInks II->' it tnglv ' Snittuji ItN -- St LOUiS t;'s,ne 1 -7. _,t S'. tegu -tiLe 514, 5 lleiasche'I 5_4i ('flit'i*gt' F'imiit-Itt.'tu '.tltthe-ta i_i thursda'.'s (e4tili.'a , minctnie.mti at L'ttuLmktptssa \ I l.utcmi st tIvaitrta, N ttLsmstmi it Nt'i'. Vc'fk M I mdi'. ut Simm Dit'g. \ l'nttah'urghe it l.' .t'.m'L'a 'a i -. , - ec ares I or , I -r nit rut 1 or ml .,:.;Liturss, the-re irs "'s ,"-,, 'ir ,, the' iiI,' : purvuits providing nire isp- i!ortLm portunity for iruiitli -'r.ise. lnmUusIl', this use-ct swill peics'f:il ilid ii). r"te:isest un : Itteen mitt'-, prec-lumnirn of the great -itittloer's extending from the Evergiatin's uin 'time's hunting u-nt fIshing. 'ri 7,ilIfliisee- a in mdult 'iu' This pee1uiI -toy will be 'aeee'mt retjs 'externails- in 'tI -''- .' isilittite. national ieveI. Rtramiluti,rna uiyieinth -iS .5 tar-i'o it IUfluir hay" been passe-li in Congress naidu the itidk and .i'nwn u mmiIar to F!ortdo :m whicri ai the ijtant. prYicliuizn the fourth 'i.iIurtat- in Sr'gentmnms this muse-I-I .'ptt'tnb.'r is N itiinnai .mPpor"nhi 'inc -if the i.iit., - Hunting Sand Fishing Euis - which iupprx'zs thu luiltumi, 'ins swvrd. liupefuth-, stress Jffhtcit -Istaroncu, ims )e'.,% i' St recrnvesl fur rete".ise, in tue I. nmkmt States it he nuitit 't -a flit h.it nih aee'veI r-"ens Sr4'ntlna. 'r'uuts fur re-search 'his fltc's" . - fl I: In' in 'him' -"u omit--I I, - . - -- - t-am11rig to this clearance -.-re I''ir iiOmu mnnprowum.nts supplied by flue- the Unatisi F,_,ius I ii Cifl 323 -6920 - , '" 's bitt' St' amid agrees nit St t.uuis limos In tmms b o ti k' lime' ,ltmstkrs I l.ineii,ot'k ii sr. tms'rltoifl t t'JUC cm - - ' O5 I t .t) l'R iI 11W - te-,ini. j Ilumsgnt't. list' i?emj tti SI itt't't I' lull hunting and F islung Day "!" retmignczes ije rote fl torita ip.irtsniu.'nu 10 05111: serv sti.in ml mut,tiisir r's .r-ejtmun. and isk.s hunters anti pible. a/or S t a ri di r g s - 'm '.iuuziur saw ejeeiuent, etc ',he -. --- --- •' sPirit mi(- urnm,'n. Inn miItrtiaanm .intl gills of lime hulk lI,ma('IMII es nil-Is Ii t5.a mc I%hiitJi tda' Iii a It %luig iii has c time-sr mmpplt' pit' mind n'.ut it iiii.t e In sonic U S cities, the-Uiie-s ire seen -n a deLied - - I'rologtm.' anti i';tmlm'gimt' I-- ella -. ,._._. DI) - p No I'' liii' - NEt . own.r Un- inch Ru k'. of It itrooki'. n I) tsd ,, a Sit,fl' ,Jacku' Iluhmnsiri a- liii 1mm man in urianlutntIi,I;: '. ote'd - - - - taw:s-Torooto tame tonight in the (.inadun F'o.ithill hague will be- the eis-eel to the Unite'l Stales this 'eist)fl, Jke- ; iutljur, saud Tuesday The final 12 gar es which had bet'n scheduled fur television '.me-sin the U ted States sill not be seri ri', a tween the Ottawa Rough .ter's intl ue- Toronto Srgun.iuts ht et.s.hth Of the stiie's wners - the t;ruLi legislature, and 'gill .mnt.'ije with the -lust.! -if N.stionai Hunting and Fishing _________ TORONTO - , - at ei'uluition It ct'rLiinl would help Bull I's.'terson's t.'mp"r . ' ii.i , grit. - turner wh..'n '/Ake Moore broke hit :irnnm in .i frt'ik dirnnmtor . U I 11 draft itoice' Greg Sannipsuam of the' other comn&-r Milwaukee Brewer's 2-1. '-st infurd silt Lu. k the Iii lip I It OAf I m.sl ii" i Outat -mnsling Ken Houston ii m.' 'ourth'pbacr Reel Mike' -1 mIIenmm:in and lIon liii. at 'in' s:skt', and John Charles rnovriI within four games of the September will provide Fhor:&i,s Imngslt') are the ta':k1es. H-mItt mare sirsme-n with the 4r"Ot.i5t it the other. front.running I.inebaukirmit is one at the pprr!unity the-yve es- er hIa,t IL) If the' Oilers could put togeth. (Xile'; in the tight strongest I5smti(Tls on the team, 'r a competitive offensive line s'a-gu.' East race This' I :iui' promote public intetest in, on.! tutu F l,i 1 Ri',', Rn I'rmtuhard anti get the-in running Lucks go. i-airenesa if, their outdoor :in*t (1t'trge ye-listen, fromna left ing to complement a p issing tttI'itiCS. to right That's the date 'lesignoteel .a att.sc k, thus') coulti be stronger I-:n.ls l'at LNmnea and flynn that I' a a e in ,c I I as ,t A iii g- a cmi mm I 'astmunme' ''A starting lane'''' Modro relaughing "1 trutllftlll soul 5.1) ''We Live erie' starter front l,cst ) ear iii IllS' line-tip l':'.-e-n stud ing a gsN1 ete'rmini like' tuk It' i Wo It Sugga is ,liffme'u!t bet-ouse tht'% jimmni*-d immnnu around u-h list year'' stmmeiro ita.i ,msove.i l)rungo, us two-ye-icr stinter it gumsn.l, to tackle to tie-Its fill thi' soid. lit' put Irc'e' migi'nt Walter liugiis:,uithi at time-kIt' to fill in behind Stigga mind pinasitmls' Mist' a'. ass mug mnm..n - 'n.t _______ exception 'Diet it-ft .dfe'nsive' latut' -u;u-h _Joi.' Midro shaking his tiead pe-atS, uilnnii'st ri!LsjO' Duane Thjui4s to ' - required surgery. with seimnsd'r .--'' 1 :tt;sts out i of the Houston Oilers. ''I don't like' to lose,'' the par' sonable Peterson said. "I lost one of n.y best trier ds the other night in a card gumnnme, lie beat misc and I got mid. I went to tutu the next morning ;mnmi apologized but I can't stanmi to be be-isten. It s a terrible timing mice-instated by poor (rude-s last year and inJuries tias year, ansi bolster a sagging running at ' "sr ________ i4 '' . •I to tie' (hut Why," Hut unless the Oilers in pu.ct togt inn an o ensist line Sy,rter' hfetirne best of 2.8-22 bracket after a 30 loss to Monday night but could not get defendini. national tourne the clutch hit when it was . .c set earlier ,e '.1,. championships as he ran champion Stratford the Rebels needed And on the other side of ,,• -- _________ , srmg 515.15 Irtnni last year's runrung itt ick (Ii it astrageel just 1101 I ON a Lull a tt'rson is a pleas-ant enough tel- 79 yards ir ganiu'. llolnit's is a low urmtil lie' loses at mnia'. powerful runner but the Oilers thing--sht'ttmem- it lxi carets or lack speed. Talking about the Oiler detootbudi ---and then he gets feflS(' he-Ips I'e'k'rson forget downright nasty. roblenis. That being the case, Peterson :ilx)Ut liii. ulfe'nsi'.' could be in the wrong position houston usually connie's UI) w ulIm - ' - -.,, t 'i :- - '.__. . .- : - -- -,. - ' 'w.p -'," P' - .'- 'i - - - 'ana1si hiugh.a1iut Mexico (':1% 1.' eye with - Assoelate'tI Press Spmints WriIi'r ' l, ' First place owner Millie's Barber Shop krt that position arid appears to mcxi bsuineu as they swept four gaines (torn the sevnd place Able-Rent-All outfit. Peg Pate's 172 arid Rothell Whitle's 158 paced the league leaders while Mar' Juhnsons 15* was high for the ltent.AIl erew. In a battle of the Rrtalic Painting teams Number is-ti swept the Nuniber One team with Sharon Williams' 155 the high game Other hugh games In the itiop were turned in U3 Fran Mills 360. Carolyn Street 372. Sandy Russell 161, Ciots Owens 375 and Anoette Waflstedt 154, ra. t- ric's :nake ma Generation Gap Smanog react questions . - Long Season Faces Peterson road is the one 'I scored their two runs While it which leads back to Orlando was not all her doing Johnson after the loss to Waltham which was removed in favor of [lottie kriockedthc Orlando girls out of Davidson, who hurled thithe tourney being held in shutout against Sun City the Tucson. Mi:. day before. Davidson held the The exit by the Rebels is the Drifters in check the rest of the rhest made by the local crew way but the damage had an'. tourne'. they've entered already been done. '.iithun memory. It ended what Oddly enough the Rebels had been a sparkling team played errorless ball in their effort all sea.son long. Arid es-en final two games and could do no Greg came back with a game effort the coin the Rebel mound l!Ul Meanwhile, Hvun appears solid c-homc-e' in the 1.500-mt-ti-n rum, the metric critic 3 ]f164 ,t ____________ I (hits lose md there wont bei manager Rickerdid not hesiLite to lift ace Helen Johnson in the . A B & 1) Hooting continues to burn on the new oèks at bowl America Sanford, making the Jokers their Latest victim John Jac'o 200, Jun Carver 114, 199,189 - 572. W Burrow 184 and Rob icries 194, 187 all helped The Gutters also came up with a s'wie'p last week trier raied IC -in, a' srcrl at his lorker he refused puil.'iI Doesn t Like To Lose I Ilirrow in this tourne) should Thi 1i.(ii(. is aLsr talent-lad- title in 1971. Ame'nca's Frank Shorter en. with bedicsrd Piathng F'inliinds Viren blazed 7.52.4 a shat if the former Yale arid 'car s tourney after making it list HiS 7:52.8 earlier this s-ear for No 3 on the all-tire florida Truck Club star sets a to the final four teams in the tournament shicti was is the fourth lint tur earlier this year and should lie h.t pace arid sta in front •.. ' r-' . , f Shoerd - ttet he:1nhtte )ls (mel ffti' run .ti t.e Eçie-ar - vs I Hikir t On iflili is has t i tl r l n, road to haul a'Ier l%sIn. to %%althamn Mass 2-0 in the National Women's Fast Pitch softball league. ''- - ' his first year at Seminole. will he trying to get his crew in shape for a tough schedule which includes top teams such as Gainesville, \'jnter Park, Daytona Mainland, Lyman, Oak Ridge and Lakeland Kathleen. - - . - ------ 5 Also turning in fine efforts Last week were Merle r Si'O, Sieve Rithards 218, Quick Baker 113 and Jeff Jcirusr c " _____ I t.'tt h -_.. - - - - IRIS I IEI( II I3ilI' Martin of Clark N.J. reverted hack to his "ancient'' 28'foot Magnum ..,. i rustu r II th.mt irrie(l him to t'.'.o I' s singk t'ripiru' ('fliWlis iIi(l ml Proved a g(x)d o[lshom-t' act- ('alit tired first place in (tie annual Sammy Itoy(I ,Jr .Me mortal O1'OZitl powerboat game behind the Heaidstarts 1 ns1r,'w-t 'I tliirt -1 -inniething Ie 'mit the ustil - inp. that htn a :ti. tndre-ia'i and a rmin-sm--uring ( iliforni m hail I ilci n t''rp'r Smiths stool '°'' the Ith-pi ire Ifl'i u tIm' 1 T.iaj br'wsdcait.r mis. rmrne h.irk to win mrwl '1 within eI4ht 4Ifl'i rr rat •, - tx: t iJ1ciice ''ss3' j '5 -"i ' I . ' ' . .;' jl•'* '-"' , -i-,- '. 'ft" WHATLL \'uU DO 'shen s' go to full equipmerit is what Sanford Seminole new head coach Jim Rodgers appears to be telling this group of Seminole grid candidates who are looking a ht tired after being sent through some early dr-ills yesterday morning Football practice officially - ______ having a tignt hatUe at Bowl America Sarifrrd The Tar Bathes and Gutters share first place with identiral !2-16recrds. Four wins over the Luk Ccs thrust ti t nrt pl t flat 1 ;;f.. 2: .Lhnn) .Jaeo 198. 2% 573 arid Jun Carver iW, 193 - 564 ;uced the Tar Habit effort. Meanwhile, the Gutters were u three frczn the Generation Gap Join yant 195 and i.re Reigrod led the Gutters while Ed Maisak 292 was hip. !ir tht Gap Two games of! the pace, with tine week left to go. are the Hcadstarts, three Writ victors over the 1'enr Pirictiers 1as week. Dave labor 176 arid Roger Merrilligci led the Headitarts. Rob Jones 115 - 508 led the Ahitracts to three - br Ii - ta'mnSethInlii, - - eudIflthe'sspuf1helt)u 'arrnhtier.stf Blnl,lla, . - - A"it mw md tien sat on ,,_ - rer - *OTi'Ie gam.mn . - iales while Eckerds was kssing three to the Music )et For the Bankers it was Dot t,er 17?. 169 - 510 and Ed Lee 171. Zales s- as paced by Jim Carver 117, 182 54?. Ed Jackson bO and Rod Mac Iza 193 527 led the Music Jet to :ts wins er Eckerds Bett) Allen 190 led Eckerd' Pubuix split its matcdi with HIS shop arid rmssed its thancetoclunbunthestandirig,W urrow 111,201- 531 and itEm .Jist'o 200 led Pubhz w1 iile Helen Harbour 176 was high for 11.3.5 boos vaulted into the title picture with Poli Price turning in a super effort. Po!Jy )ust missed her first magic sx andhadtoaet1ieforab02serie,withgarnf]] andZZ2 Merle Price 172. 183 also helped Don's For the Jet Lanes it was Bill Craven 181, Other high games around the circuit came frorr bt tt O'Nea] 164, 169. Art Martin 204 and Pot1 Burgess 270 ° 1' " ted - -' i -, - ? jame beturid is the Music Jet Then cunes Pubuix with 25 wins and Doris Shoes with 24. The tie (or tM first resulted when the Bakers it with F-"r ::' thiit-#ddp.nnusnt-. , ' -i' - - IIi a""i" - _ -: - ':igim. third plam'e ire in 1 - n Inc. tri isa gre'mt rotrever 'lie night uff ti.. r,iu4e I.yt. ha heen w'rtctng hiri f The Whit.' 5ti scnr,'d the ii'f ( - -- 1.y!s' ; - 4 Here's another of those close races U .S Bank and Eckerd's arc deadlocked icr the lead with 201's wins Arid a I'udl nsf the ft sme The aes"usniiphre Tiaf tr'ppe4 P, isms'; ..'hmti 'he 'day night I__,,, - 9,,,II.II a 'rgers' \ d Adcock Home Improvement arid kept theni 'tres;mnig room a(t.r'N,-ards Spariy within -sn ,anie if dli'. fIr.tt-tiik ileckleii In mOv.' his pI',et (hir1nul in the -,n.i1ran 2nrLint 'herr -' ' ( I' .ts-r; but it '.'a' riu'ithsnmit 'tm' at they plus'"d in the thr.. I'mitter - ml 'utIIw-,iikeu's mmiii I ___ - i. t'ri 'Ii ',,• ,.,.. - Is d Jim Nellie; anti Rod (ar.'w .ih ;ing'leii in I fimi a; %fii-i. rtesnt.i r slliv"-I 'o heat Is.trm'mit .fl the 11th rmn,i The hsiret br-us,' s I-, tie md --uffc.t i rmn n the 'r" -. -ty *-.'r %terwlat,4 PrPCS .Spnrt Writer lb. f','--;ton Red Soc psilied riitt.sifl lflwri (in Uiø Texuic - - "!i" - fl XI 1 14/J'J taPtaR r - - -. ,. cps troorn the V-Eights. Ailman had a 535 series frcxn .nies of 170. 173 and IV?. The 535 was a mere 145 pins over Amman's averaje. For the V-Eights it was I)ann Da2t's 114 leading the way. Frank Slaughter 20] arid Jun }ewer 548 led the Horns to three wins over the Rorper Jacks For i;it : as iUhn) J*Us 2u2 as the r1Igi effort. Boo Fcwtney hit the BIG SIX last week as he fired games of 182. 277 arid 201 for a LID set but his Crr'i1s tnrru was able & no better than a split with the Land Cusers Ed Weaver 133 575 was another tic eff cr1 for the Ccroilss. Ror Carroll 1233-511 was tops for the Land Crinsers The Sprinter, broomed the Thckups with K Wulliami' 202 549 leading the wa For the losers it was Itil Painter 197.0. Toudthn fired cries of 100 arid 28 a iet but the Ha.-dtops woo crul, one from the Four *eds Other high games in the Earh Toyota loop came from F. Westi 181, k Butther 175,1 Powell 171. Jori ,laro 187, 207 572 arid ieib Wci 172 .i ', - L 4. )7i1B A'irLi,. t'is'jiil /IA 'A.iti'i 1 cSn ou imagine menbes of a fo&g.enan tling team cunbuwig for a 1.240 actual pin ccxzint arid 2osm three out of four tames' Well, wheti ou can 1rnaine it or not St Ju dii en ' ' .' Toyota Mize 4 Lan :z_-.-"-.'--a_ -. ' _ Il. 12'tr.t il t 1 5ti'..t 4• t. : m( :- .t i hen he t*-ri ier the l'hilhes t8Iltd fOr a live-hit shutout ifl It) inings and Minflesot.i he can get to himself without But the 1-year.old lcft.hanj.. reared back and wanted to against the Braves. "I th 4 in 13. UaItt' Ftr'shere in the National tripped Fietroil being there," Cincinnati catch- er contacted hepatitis in throw it. he e-iu)d do it." wa'rc a better team than w le.sgue, his Angeles defeated nioce and Oakland were Idle. er Jnhriri B-erich said of bat- .lanuar-i-..a c'onditiori the Reds t'ulk'tt ot the call after Just siere In 't9. Of Thttsiurgtu $.& the New York Tons Pert: singleti home the ure, tj didn't even tis':-ser urt1 ine iruninc I P,hta let-i -mate Dot. Cu1]tt. the tn !'r.itc! art' a btttet team u.. 'ed Mcts 1ilnkc'z2 ,tianta 5-C, Sn thi' i-.t M.a-and had lx't'ri vlrtuaI1 How's that again' shen 'i1riJti starter Was-ne the ('ubs were then ... but tho rng and they scsirrii two . I can't reals tell if Im back useless to the' baseball club this Simps'in was fi'siCt"d iut of the Cubs 7$, San Diego slugged St. tmin' in the filth on t- by To. Pirates haven't hail a aluirip to m-seIf Just 'et." Guflett seas.-in. For two innings bc'd be game alter reinjuruig a call lA'lI5 7-i and Montreal edged lan's HBI single and loser Ed Krancpool drove in tw able to blaze in his fast ball, muscle. run-s with a homer and a single hl.- istcn 3-: in iC innings Wa'.ne Twitchehl wild pickof I A little clarification, please. then he'd get so weak he' could The' 64a-st Kentuckian came In the Arnen-an League, the throw attempt that allowed Joe and Tonimie Agee hit a two-run yelL Gullett.. wtioposu'd a IS- barely wind up to pitch out of the bullpen and, for the Chicago White Sox nipped Mil- Morgan to scamper home from hmwr to lead the Mets past Al. f record last season had been Rut tim' 'h'uc'silay night., out. nest eight innings, hurled four- waukee 2.1, Kansas ("itv slipped third. ctpected to be a mayor factor in fielder Pete Rose said, He hit shutout bail. striking (sot past the New \'ork 'ankees 74. Rookie (arrs Matilcix oj The Pt1gcrs, edging within the Reds' dz'is-e to the top of the looked like he used to," And eight and walking just one to Boston blanked Texas 3-& two games of the second-place Giants had C)nC of the biggest Naticmal West Bench added. His ball rea1l 1eague's provide' the Rit with S t4l SiC. t"kveland çip ('a1ikt'iia j.. s1ç' in the West. used Vil1ie tia s of his career by shying in [las- is' two-run homer in the six runs with a pair of hnit5 sixth inning, his third round. one of them his first nujj tripper in tAo games, to turn league grand-slam. It enab back the Pirates. Juan Marichal, 5-13. to post his Anti 11w Met,s, celebrating an first sictors- in more than a anmversars of sorts, began month although he needed re rcarnin: of their g1O1) 'Sfl lid help to beat the Cuba of 199. It was Just three years t'L-irence Gaston and F'ret ago that Naw \'cirk. 9'i games Kendall drove in two ru behind fir'st.plact' Chicago. bi' apiece and Mike Caldwell s. i.an their mcrediblc charge to- tt'red six hits to t'arrv ward the top of (hi' East Divi. I'jdn's past (hit' ('animals ':on Now thc trail first-place ni Mike Jrgenst'n tirsis t ) l',tt.sburgh by nine games. two Expo runs, the latter a ,_, _____ Nothing is impossible," breaking two-out single in ft. . ": Mc,ndrrw said before he and 10th inning that turned back t sir 1 ii. t is ,raw torn - - ,,.. r1 ,. tr tiUt n.m s nit " ' .- I-' a'-'-. m - '- tI'w'i - - �-- - -- - - -- Jfl?- -- - --= - - - -- --=- - - 6A-1 4B-The Sanford Herapd Wednesday. Auguit 16, 1972 ALLEY OP a..err) I CARJI $ 'fl4& Vi.knJc f 7' • Dollar WM ' ' t Worth th t; rac hr The &mencan had ctifl not can \orth Ameriean ennUnc:t - Arnencafl uitnr to a bar bert'. 4 ter b, Lavy Ltws \o said the bartender a be',d -h.rt s4-sung man scith his red He has 1usd many bad es'iirt open to shr,w hi hair rIt'nenc1Inthe UrnttiState "dic No $.mencan dollari. Rob said He ouid go 11w man in the red chiil5 1io and trs to uce Csnidian &l1arc 1usd a beard and a Vrench no- and he as treated like dir-i cent as ver angrs To on \c,, that ti-se dollar is derciand sstic scsu mu_'4 Un dealuatt-d te ic getting tiaeii ditand twc' things th..t can at the American tourists become important to an Outside the I.au-rn a c-old rain American traveling abroad. wa beginning to fall on The-ce thmgc are the stateWthc cobbled street.s and open-au1 merican dollar and the bictros of 1aiitr 1 s Old Town Pr. nob-Furopean mentalits The painter-c cscre c-osenng - his full rarne is Rob their twads with rags and s:; * •c .' - WI PRISCILLA S POP en - -. - - T - j -j -p LI C N .5 I ,-- - - -_- - t1- : L4- ' ' I - - - -;,;- -- .5. .i '44 i 1 - f THE BADGE GUYc rw - - wn & Shwcrz - - - - - . '- a A ..5.. -IA. - -- lm\ I I .-. --• . A-. /.• -I L fu.'. - - 7, '------- -' I/ 'I' --- - -- - -- - I - A • .. '_yi zp* -:" l3'5! I - '-: - -" : .55._I - ' 1'f.-. ' I - - :. 1 ., - j : by Crooki & Levrc'nce TI.J 'I. .- I . • -4 '"_'-E •.•. - -: c'/f \. I i lTlI .. __ --• JIIIILIJII1IJI \ - ,- '- 'f - ' .i ---y --rr'5': ATE , -t v - '- - - - - . - - - -- - - - -± -' - - - - ),;-f -:,. - J.. - - PATTIE NI. RKIL%I. Z of Casselber-ry displays her record t:sk in Congress in Chicago for Patne . .5TP. , z p." ) L.LE j ' -'r9s '5_•_)I_ W iT MLY fE T ______________ I. Cts'.it' .2S... Et ' -I She ' -(PflrV _____ J ' - attended 4-H State notified at National n . 11511 •_• .5s.4'1q3 I5 UII' 'ai di (,bIflesYlUr Aria '.',L-' ,- 51Jj% This ssirnej m the 31-HpIJces For Sale biggest thing in a 4-Hers life. tine-tim' tInl) ticusual]'.' 5101) ad for one to bCtlleSC 4fl 115 f( - means trrmeni,is II-_ 32-Farms & Groves 3)-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobil. Homes mariagtment hr It ,rograni hime management prcjcc-1 WINTHROP ---, J - Ci.j4 t-sul'70k - 1- - - 72 Wan't- RpIponibI, iniv.duAl lull limp (uIIO-d-al dul-r-', II' '*n(1SClppdbuIldnU) at recrpm'-,-, C,ntpr n taPu, Mare area p'-s ,13) 353; 2] iU.e4.pen5e paid trip to Ouczigo tr attend the 51st 'satitmal 4 H ---- al).1 a1inuaU hosts an t-vrruruz o rIL51Ulenterta1nTTIeflt for all , - ta .4t- - a4 Manl,nan. r'l:n -' '1 -.. 3 BfdfOOfl1S pits I ltdrm 512$ mis $150 - Sanford - I*,lI' - - I I.-ll Prsi- sr-.i ,s,,l I ,,. .1 1 ,-,,5si P,r,h Business Property -s, -,-m I ''s i.'s, Sanlord , P l-iI', 1;,151 I-s a.a11.a A.. 4115 53 ••.- - - - -s SIC lu%vt- B' -' 0I 51 ti-i? 's-ClarA',?, •l(Ofld-b rii 173 07,1 4_5.)rine Pi,., Ou'sta.nd.nç I years old l- - trcaor-s, 2 baIls bauly. 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INS U R ANC F qsil Arts & Crafts . ---------- - 'it Gi, II abp,s1-s74 U,! ill .i T 0 ii Lu iU -'4Wt'. 111(1 Pet acU, '- I 1- 4 I Aj l 17 II 4. II S .5 lviii St S-i ft 1 C, - ONLY 1 TaSI - - 'S I ç ik 51 Lots & Acrcaqt - -- -- I -- - I 579 00 p 514 a) - - - - - ' • I - -, - - P0,3110 2ilP ii a - ' - -- -- - - , I SO - I -c.. - r I Real E slate - - I •n I 1,) 14,, I' .t PCA7I P,4vE Spoils Equipment %'&SV p- - :-,. -- .' 5 Early Anipr.can 3 iPlp a 540 AttOr, Sii,-Isg%. bOA r"aSOs-is. rot. cGa.CPI $71 Cii' 'I Li - fl - I - IiuJc'•s - I ibills. w 'a tsrp.lsflg o qualab,lng, $1000 (1o*t-s Mo Oa,fl.ftl $140 111 flO •tbi' *740 Ufl I'- Motorc (Id cootor -___________________ -- ---- ----- ' Slid balls, tho'arf - l,maubful It sri '' ' Riil sil*f• licini. riqullId $r,i3OII achy. offIs in j 5i,niiul. Co...nly 0,11, f0m)s da,s (5014-f asslilanc. (all for f,q55i4.ml '' tv 131 15W U FbeJassrat;ri: I 'atpmlr-sg r,i ,,nr-t •- 11* (3 W Ill Wl74()IPdG SUPERVISOrS MULTIPLE ou STICK *710 OIl TOPIOIII 0000 POSIT ION. TOP PAY, WI iii COMPAI4Y 0-NOWlIdO IPdOUStUlt S OEVTRONICS, IPIC 73$ S labs 5970 SIojel U 3115 i - _____________________________ _______________________ LleO,om.c 4) SIP EwflruJ.ard Oal d-fl.ng room s.' dcl Or-ak, rugs 'a Italic, 17(l) (..I?pflh (00(1I-on - LI - 71 4 4)4 Sirier 5 550lI' I s. iso, J.a'rc'-:s-q -. Srpe%, p1,1 up I. nsoIIgsjr rel'nai-*r $l 50Q 373 lIla '-' A r carldulIonpd - ! - -a) a Sn-%% arti I U'rt' ''LI - - -- 'a flt* 3275,?' iii 0 ill Al Ti , isI , F aIrs rincp,rtl, 9Iu(l'ai ASIISIASI pond 31 a 60' 1,1111 7 in(Ofis, hQySt-5 irs'pVO,edpaSlu's b'tntd SIS 0 O*isr' 111 50)0 (lu-I, 'i? 1 • 7717 SATUR DAY DO AM to $7 NOON tet - I ,, -- ('l.ff i.jIPP P Ia'. JUl udii , hI si?.- TNAPISF ONMItR - I , groomid. anti ha'. pltAS-*s PIr$O5-ls?y Unulual OppOvti*I, Call 32316)0 for lfltpr,iI* 4(1 P0 PsIminty -40*, lrd.jdlrirs I DENS. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1:30 AM to 5:30 PIA. - i-n t'rno.c(1 court brbfcs.p I tI'il 145 baus Cuslom dpS.gnr.l •a, cr*nsc 51$ 000 32710)0 - --__Help Wanted I-In., r -- ,, - -' - -------- - I SECRE TAR'S' TO PRESIDIIi I Sailssn EnPhiIh ty ng."cft tt lAI f '"' • !*5CftP pl*(rd F oul 10 9.1 •,ted Call 441 If the". wt-re eset fulls i-per?I'.' outlined iii IllS - U C IUES[ Pd I All ( '5 A /C.Pd -' - , ___ fr-ustra t-4 the-s d purr lkt a ('J7)tefltCd IIOUSt-C.IT YIU zovget vs trii Are' modern Amenicati en's Liii uses-nightt IIitll btvtntiiig tntfle' efftiiiiAri',thrr group that ale nati- arid women-duniinats*i sust.c'Aiblc to '%'JUISIIIi Lib %1it should a oung arguzneiat ale fetnk mother do .1 she hasn't st-ivals. c-ails-sd I.sI,ja,. enough milk to hut-se lser flir'.' hate- tnt-n, so the-s baby-s' '.c-ould be the- thtonic \'su:, if u ha,iJ the si'a '.c4a,-r, en's Ltbh-rs! does it kill any of the- 4-4 M..,, LV. (-'tIs. lit 0 - 72-Import AIS$OS 73-Moiortycles Azsc' Scooleri 74-Trvtki And Trailers 75Abe For Sale sionien our FI)It1 'Javi a?tS,',t' - 7)-Auto Rpairi caine in via phone. ou'd be booked into the saint- cli-- si-ater-solubk trace dirtyti- "t 1k1 S'l'aI" • LnIag taa.'ad, a4aI'as'a'd ,a.s,5.1.. U coit so s'ou could he-ar ties-tn cials tbsic'in that may 1w ..., , •,i.,, ,,,..., r - it--Travel Traikr 1' iii,., . au ua - ;', -- -b aoodsI) 4 •,-pJPd •' Os,.. Phn 373 II4P alli-c I --- - ________ - 'a.iertrcnl I-som. 2 cis ldr,r' SIl.r, $350 month l $l't ano Ill rsps-net pad PIt-at. 'acIp C kPsaefic. 7911 Luc,ll. Dii.., 1' Laj.dprtialt Fla - 33314 --' Transportation - - -, - '55L rti2 Tt( 0'5 .5. ' f'S Iii 'S AA' Ip '* - I fl I'--, LQS 1Jul50 v I . '1 ta* I- 322 757 qI'ro.,ra 372 I V hi I I 4 _1','_ P P 3-Pets And Supplies $4 -Clothing S one of the-tn who wouldut de-srrt , U ,,- If , it'S, (-(lu l.et lItlit ;- Sanford 5 •-t.5"' ti.ri ynI a-' rel.s-ser I --so - 1 11% s-p-a ')t&'ra'j IIOIi 323 II), -________ -. - - •, - -- 322 2540 Rtally 13) 7573 1945151k Sursdi,sAPSol day CaiI in H U fl t High School Ca co1le-pP pa ItO d a I tm. I yl. g at P*OrTSI 1 cm e ' Iahlm 1 Writp Herman S,c' I: p o s.c. 43; w i.,, ri Garden Equtomen? - St •• ii - - SI- L.a wn And (if tht i, .,I TS 0.s cs O1(IIII SOUr trianes I '.cu- 2nd And Tools '- Building ?Aalerials 1fe(it (iSIS T(ftU. Iauiu - dental cacit-ts'aFoi- sit conduct an audi lr,,st s; ,, , Il-A 447j I4 I )1 ' Ii fo. 'iS ,5'if.''S''S_ Is-pp (hA-rd Bps? ol'er U) " -______-- 'PI( IsI'SIA,,MAISI- Othe Las ,q 0,,, 'iAIS ().i 1.., , %it,.ili, A IbiS Sa. t1,. II, Ap1, *1,,, sO Ill I? 4tT( 'II 7? Full las-p NIl Dàp Full IlsYsa LPPI flght$ Full tics-s. cook ar-.d rd , 5$-Store And Office Equ'pmen? - " ,, ___________________________ Lvi- fl hSoaiteitpp.r and cc 57-Mi1 Mtch•ndsi s.r-xu.t1 I'. V. ('111511 s I th tn, it ut will it lai.t 'SU)X '- ii tiiertl'. I - -.c "' I?I p j .5/ t-OR%ALF5Ij., o , kI u(,00ci S SEAl. Cr-PlIErS. 350 ( 1 i $1 - 0-c--a" to-aim 27) lal qu.pmen, --- -, -- -• -- ,. - -- ,5S(AC Count your SIr-. slrasn (ho's', phon, ','i- 1 * AS, Repocesseii A ii I ' - - *t-"-.- 4 V t),IIA• oP SM) 0° Goods roosrI *ilPIfiVt(ia(5. fcwmald.n.ng rOIlni- klliPstn 'ailPs built inS. Mr.Quillan In-, 1 ) 4 t- -- Household C'- . I 9 •.i -- 5*1 327 1)50 ----------- Ip,-s ii t,S5Il hl'? anti air. 'aPIS t-uSI(' i bOat (13(1 and mAnt Oil li-i? cs F 5-nc 553 S0O /1,4 latIp. °°'h ,, Wgllress,s 'aan?pd 3 $wing$1bt Apply an ptr00 to I', Div t. Pdpt C,r,lI. 1)00 PrrciP- - 55-M1sc,Ilaneous For Sal. S %tSJi' 'tiatinti cir -' 54-EquIpment For Rent do so rrzanv tt-n-agtia.Jndg s end in dr--,rtt tti.&n Lo_?.3 52-Wanted To Buy 53-Sasap And Trade ulish Ie-tting th'u lJ4-4rds grow longs itlItti t ', ui.Ilcd radio '.ti-s,on ti this VS on-v Clinic on '5t.itE,flI k'atOX at St L.citiis -1.12 '.1 M lie he t It phoned. could vc'u stas ar - TP4E s-E2& - -- • V. C.o.t 1. /, p 9tr.*. __ •__••" • .__ , \\ rings! ally frustrated wives '- .'nl . the 3rd grvup is c- omposed by Chic Youn; _- -.-.- ,-'? &nother consists at sezu- __ --- - .. grop Ome '" 'a -i I J LU 5.. I3 1111111 SarCrSlSl 3(Ir(I'IPS IOnhl ,- OUAIIGC CITY Ui-IA. 'ii cynic1 llmotphere lt'o! 5-ary, doctor-s OUSt S days a SD-Garage - Rummage Sales at-Ilt' -- - is r .51 *545% iS" Atr - Il - i no? ha."tn St-a%'1 tin5 hptp'$ a 1 bparoorfl, 5' t,m'v, $4$ ________________________________ ill i'p a'. a '"41 - ' r r icyc es - Bre,tpaioo(1 I)) 4•5 , 15 1lca-sPrI-lo7poI-sl) mis old .5/ II 5•ll tis SM) 4% C' I V5 lrrpali 0001 On,1t0's. 5l(t b'a'st '7lr 137 -------- - -l'ritI?isa.l CP'nttlI. $3 4 .SNILCO SAL. L's OIl Vs-os-.127 '-I SSA • •-j .-.-• I C)') I I-IC S -' I F nancing noa 5s-jy o4fipc Woi'k in San7ori ThaI 117.000aiuIl bu lint Pi(tlIprstl7 Ri-lAir- -F74A I balls. 'aiPh Ar LOIs d&*n mlSril.,ned bPusulOulIy land •I't 115 E ColOnial Dr Orlantio I paymen? $9i&-') Sc*pc(1 3 bd,m - home' T-'ai-rnp Fl. i'd -- _____________ -n Upi-. -st- Plili-d. - Mr-* orr,, - ci' Atiundant tlfleoa- 551.,. - - - - c ri - niw,iar. Ci? 273 5310 br appo mImi-cit An P-*s-aii. P 'oo 'as ti,.vi £ .'t- 4 a ()IJQ CeWN a U'II1FS ."rrt-j, aoiey. • • • S jra%j - -i / • a '''I'S,j? e(5fl,i s(5r ) * 4 - -laiul ar- .'-. * (4n 4 iOs 'S" a a "ieIoo'a1 0 5Ørs iIr'. • * • -- lair, 'l.)h incOnlø a 4 it-sri • a ;rt ,jI I nt4r , ' s * -(t- ($1 C4r.' f * 4 - 'is '° r1 -'-'-,qld * I • 44aaa I Pn k Repôccescmn ; c,,,, p mr -- At L t'AFO' I)) I7-I ' --w%d*. taI.n 51.1*5 4. 5. I $t-'S "a" is'1 s'ale' Olt- '5' 04t,tS h4'4'.% 7 'S14.. T.i'.-.' h) I;,t- %u((?y s- .i•., -. :' - Sb'. Real Estate Wanted I' r.J', - -''r-i-s A,I ,-coe ,. , -05% 5' ,Opla(-is54 •Cur -/OULO YOU tILL (EVE -- in Pats - And ,'p AV .- - 4511 /,, , A,, , ,,, , - •____5,• _5•_•l 1 ',,II 10pm )Ii is a 7I.salr) //4n1 Ad 1st- rall.r'ij )fl 7511451 S%*f54 70' a fr-as-sIlt- Ad , --- 'lI51PY NAt V lU LI' •-, • --, a 7 .5 , S.'. r000-'--,s $44) rail 49' Il,, Coniniercial Recsd ntial Apartments Rent Furnished 3 tIcirm l' baIls Compli-li-Itlu'fl.thrd Call 377 51$? .It,r O$ ?I)t1 I i7•-', $-a+i 4 4 ) 15 7s'• 't'' 'WV I •a $1145 N '' iee.D' 41 s-I. 1'tl •e'aS 0 I))1l4 QA 41 V 55 ChIli a .s ts r)-'17. n."•-'0' 'I'S 55'4 05 s i I I -I -.-- 50 P) * ,7 / ' -- • • ---------------- -- ._ 'F -Pr-At-I-S t-A F t,-1 aDri - g - fl) "'I 'a •- - - pcssccmnn k ,,,-, - 4. -, ,.,• .5 4' r. •ms.t ' . 444 7 5 U" ;) 4'S'1 .5**,5lI f ;;:;',. p _ii,j. •b-4 a. 35 I 4) - hA_S £0 (I ii Apartments Rent Unfurnished , .. 5 ZI !!I__ *17.15 n.m p.S., 'a I,, II-.. fl*,a tJSI. F ia',ir ',s mnpa'ao. nv-sIt-Il £1.' 'lap CAIi0Q. '5 r ai 1 'I i' : r" Liv.'stes4k And Pultr -, , 'r 1H 541) ")"I'St'S.lh,I a ?,PiVcIl 51P4. ,,..,,,,, (n,nosal*-a-. .sn sig* %iJaSSAf'S ;t 4l.hl*,w / c.', ,-ia P1i14 àt5pi1..,, P5'is.'a III 'I/Il I I f$1 -i - - ,,-.-,. I -' I is, ,.si #Ppal •I..-'.'' ti,,. i. -,cpt-. r- i.,t. '- a"'-oo-' isnIp $1 p' 1t(A1SR)i S Il)14,iT ,tsr -- •.dcsIon.I o#2ba'ns - , Ildrrnl ?QQ l S C I, Atiuld 0051 5160 ma Call 373 5277 allpr - - a. e r I, a a... -P- P.1 Ii D'aSPi •i trg AsP I?) P1*4 __________________________ There I - llr -s SA#4?.tO PAS4i% 111 lIrrlrn.irr Tr,lpr 4. Ag-b 2 Autoll 7 I Sm lv 75 1555 II,-., II 97 SnSo,d ) 1 II)) Os, .5' - Mo -e-Businets Prp.r?y (ount 4-H C.ouneij this )-t-ar sitU as alternate delegdte for thstrict •• t•t "''' 'S 5' - - '555 III Itt'S - •I''"sS -- -* *I5 IOI'*rS - .5 t- I,,,,'s ?- - and unload males-al, Cr-sd worh -fl lumbt-r yard 1, 5-Sr wt.k Em (pllp,5 l,flpp bpisp4,l AppIii - 37-Real Estate Wanted \ w TII sscr IS 100.0 I.' ".'• *D 1"F a ','A _•,_1 i.WI ,*.i U, I) iTs I -- Rosults Sttutions • 1.-',, I Arsi (0 5 500i4I St \IlT IT', COndill00% Opt-s,t-Iun-17 505 si sancem,rll and lelrn-ng App?, ,,*rn to Mr Fr,-d Bustey, Rod Ms-moral Parl 327 174.3 705 OP ppntmpnt I ('4 - -, 5uilt-I to iL I- fl 7 I -_''5' Pools-cs, thirsgl. Iayt-r%. nit-n , t- Pond is bull? up r001 isp apr-s. apply in pt-rson to A & 0 Poolarso Con-span, 1311 Semlp • 15-mr-nm. 1. lnv.41m.nt ---- - -- , (('Ulit'. ma'. '. __ LI C h A I,,wpqs,i Opal - swi IOfflP •i r r ni uuoosc, 3 W,nn.ain*,,I ia.sel.*f SI 1*. p , -. is, rn 414, enet 'Ys i)s P. 1fl "',C l"' AGA A-'--jl -s,''s s,*t v, ,,,.,s$ rp.,',i.. 1# S "'s in ss s c i vsn' -• i -v.ss " " 's"' V5 'S'S 5' 4ta ('git f$ØP S 17) 1414 r -*w -s'o Must' al MartPi*nd,* 51 ' VVa n t ,A d s I5 5 * i r" t,t I __ II ------- I LII •'.l -' '••'' --- -----I.- •I---'---t - - st.-.•, t,-rr.5 I,,' ahefiont And F ool I liii P 1. I A •srtri'Seot •R r $ 77 •I'l- I. 4 lI-sIn..-s I I'.ss a,- cu5CI•d to P.rd eors Oaklain - ,'crit'd of stars in b sponsored is (ngr I t IA fit (Jt)Oy I , 5-5 ,. Atu. - '-5 • - .. - ---- - -PA.src.11anaq,,,; mr Sam ,' lair t)afl.r , -.q s rh. (,,..ltt P A,,* I .sf4 •gi •, SSZII7S d'*.n flAlAn p (wlth Sits n -s II I AP W,,Suia,, 16 ___ Cit-an up man *51(1 IpSA, pa r*l m,o Cim:?pr by Dick CivoIIi (- br I lI-Warted To Rent - -------- LS Jist aut the )tqE..'.!ç .'d"l -a tIt 1, 'TIL- $Ut'- ".uriirvsc- z. of Casselberr'. management will bt sent on t has had an e-xciting summer compete pith other state rinalis, in that c-ateror'. and in IU#.I-i more i unor-a -sc'vcnu.c1. Cigu.• 4-x-, ieii*- -1LI kIr- Ssminci1t- Count'. - A sukt-5iU. (CITiTt55 ii Sd(IitJ51 - -- ,, ,. s'r.is. 1,.p.i Itwa Inn flo ,,, ,,;, :-. ET.. H------ - ________ :r-.. l'iatit MLM : s - 'i -. - E" ;?s:E ST - C 1.. 1: T-?s • S '-'u'St Pa nters heSp IsitlItnI 24-Ijou%es Rent Unturnishd 25-Ho.,jie Rent Fursuslwd 2$-Mobile Homes Rent -t'n Sieckov7 4.i Photo by Bill Hr,Ilc SGT. STRIPES FOREVER I (In IT VWIU%( 1$ ' ils o,,.fll l'alh lsuss.. P.• (*11 U ''V In .' ...D ; vnc r 1 Sanford A rport - EmpIoment - 1$-Situation Wanled 11-Domestic - Child Car. -Rentals ____ 21-Rooms For Rent '2-Apartments Rent Unurn,shed - ?-- -_____ IImtsns Ff11 Sam i CI' I' - L - ------ -- -- meirsn,is i,,,, 55'(w*1h17 Carla I .1v4r'S I ('; jI I. ntiSOI Vol%S'aagp,s )9i) .51-st 13-Male Help Wanted 14-Female Help Wanted -- - L - - -- .'- - a I . --. . l TIIS . _- IInui' ror Sam -s .5 4 V // ,----.--. TRAVEL p-s ' I -' Ill I,,, '1 ,r," • lr*..l (PvvaJ-A, I 'a - ansi ''P ('fl i At5• M.i'*p ',.A# III (514007. 5 • 0mPh. P.'*.s "'U'.out lb. (ft S A Mud . l-4'mj cUa.. l,.a-,'l,,*, *4o5 IPtI' VII 1111 .1.41 lasu n.t*t S-013lp Anti abS. SI AIi. Imsu. pb, I. q,,-f s'-,*ja thalsise,, $7) "Se dP.rt ipsp A I tIdI MI ?san'Sppqtalen TlsI-l( r- RI Iu)s*y ft I s's -, b. ,. , Ill *74(1 1Sf Al I t''''" ' fI4p •pppp "'"pd.*lpI '-''-• ,. Sti'mm). r Aqeni y "Afi (It St 1? ll1 LI /I 55 '. Idoh,k Th I j., • ,-s. '1 I -I-, 1, In i-s bIOS';, S'S '.5 . St*s.I - - - - 5 ' 5' • i A Whdulpn , nrnsp, tIll, , I' II 17 (.nnest,c Child Cre Lountr Quiet mce,an, 7., on,q berm' P-''S II1T (OmpAn, P-Ad d.a(At-n ufluIOfrnt, hOdp'IAl.l*Ion n,1 , 1 - - - 10 be€j 1k & v j.g zor IflV clii I1j\ ,, rnILLS U...LT, .5 C: CAPTAIN EASY Alsirt 5,55 SPIt-ill "((ut-p lI-i -p't.p5. - (f-'.5pt$.P4 th.-r .l".S' s.. :' 015 175 QtOs* U (is *5 0A"'Y Pr-i YRC4 C', (Pu CR511111. 11 e-Busineus Opportunities \ HE -\LT1I --- (--:1K:T6J • •.• ,, , All Ad.ptt.%Pg .tr'.a''c " fli. tISILd W,,ald 5 W,'dVP1dS iIl ...'tmal-c$iI, ba c'acrd ' 51*1, VAMILY SAIGAISI I-sEWS Announcements ___------------I-Lost & Found 2-Personals 3-Announcements . , * s. is inm 1 (aAV )) uiA \ ur-*-i1 _ L._ - FUI'(oYrIi Male Help Wanted OIsoahcPs,r. tAmI*r S* P MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum / - :' ' 'r4 a:n ;. JtA(w5 tsrPtPsrAI.l n "*-' 5 eA*lh ,SnJ f SOtI*I S.Nh (Iffvs ,,l ISist 1 i iinn fl sm,., c '4 'c.aI I i' I is; ,ià I7?)A T*mpa flab ASVI S - 'u.s! S 5 - - ;$c a IEne lt a hn 11 A5/I - A. O(srottu,i , tn ii,r, , ria,, ng I !-.jsam r . . • 5- )H - - SOM Pt Art-i-soS,,,,-, ' 1"('° c 1.isrporal.on At'o. ASP'As3e (omm.%c-on Scct,rl Aflai I4JrAnCP W ltfl Call 3;) asts !.' 1t-Ih1'.t-G.n,c.I ma,fllenan. Afl (%1- is, ms's . VOLKSWAGEN -'- ' H . 'V1' I " ii 't L/.) , • lncIruclIn,i PiA',. ( I cc.,c ,.. II _ 5 A'V )fl I s,,,,, -1 - \ 11 E .'k 'i' • -. 0 greder 1Ci'ul1\. - '-' - 7 •.. ••• -- E C K E R D DR U G S __ - - -. j\ i j .,, .5. - til"\(l :"'• .- I SAc - WA _ r (jf1 I'LLL/JL _J S I" UNPR I - 'c is - I / If J\H --- - -. --S --; -_--i--jii..- " . t -;•- - 'T1 -- , 13 S Thru IC times 21 times ','' -. ------,. "-•' ' t ea is us cc.s t u '. , SmAll " raisPu ci,t ,y Rates For Consecutive lnsrt,ons-Nc Change Of Copy ssst)e: arsd pulled out two - i• ' r • '--' ' flUsinessOpportun,, 5 ,, -, ,, ,, I 1 he ongcr Your Ad Runs The Lss It Costs Per Line Per Then the L1.MICndCI- turned back to Rob and bcan tslkini. again in rapid French Finalls the hirtender shrugped and poured tuo - i I - oTes &sn of the owner of what LS shelter and long-haired eneraih ennsick-red one of the ('ai-icdian vcsuth ciert rr-u ., ';:: • • Orlando 1 I,,, Al Ver,neer - "°'-' I The bartender tunwd to ttw merh 'ii and said IA h don ou lt'*rn F'h' Have sou no braIn 10(51. *1 mc I am Crer-mari 1- rench I knou )'rench Italian Enizlish. Can It i WM !(A II1 r\\ . i Want Ad Make The Scene. a by A,t 11N41 l()T)lt ' V) IM ;c Se iii u no le TT; TTEg irit$i lIMO BURNS c '4.r Dit,cI Phon. Lin% To Want Ad' ben to argie in }'renh. The bartender geIured arir argu.'-neni V?Wrr the Amencan ShMt'd two with tht' L)IIIIendCr &fl fluent Sa Vacation Due, BIllfold Lean? Let WANT AD -t TIIr RORNTO1R l - ) rf -• S rh c,1I)UJ 14nr&eS Wn1r)n;'1f, T&&t' Mt'w'T RB Copies %ea SeFYICt LI Am LkN ItEE - - - -. by V. T. H.mIn -) CHA1,E 'sOUR AC) IF YOU HAVE A TELt PH(,)N( LIST F [) Il-i 'sOUR �SB—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Aug ust Q16, 1972 Before 'Commun ity Court - ixon ' Longwood Co A ct N il ions to serve a combined area of Ju en i'1emo--r,t,c ri st month Senior cltier met the Ztppies. Yippies and other nondelegates In rw be the same carn ItNItInn mutual feeling being gent't'iil Ignored in a "corn. "The young pendc won't be IPx' nn! ' demonstrators at the IMngwnnd, Altarnonte Spring'. Kenneth Brown informed the Cit3 Couritzl Monda'. The mayor said such a regional plant mould have a dail'. c2PI`l Of 9 million gallarts and would he eligible it, recen't federal money than could he spenC' He added thAt Irivate!.rnrned uUlltv svstemj., ructi as Sanlande ptl,:u' C.ompany, would be required to honk up to the regional regardless of company principals, w1shes -. b the we've built flu zlinoi-e C..' :s )nssomp:' '..,'se' ,.' . - %,.k..,, the 01 SAVE 44 lb I • 68 ... _ • - • 8 l'lZ A 'I :- . . • '. ,:' . - . • . A - . ', ..'. . ''• '- - ,'' '' I :. er i ths mustdosoinsinglefamil'.hcnnes a'leasi fir-st Th1swas thtgLstofMav or hrnnethflr-n, as.curr it Council and r esiden ts th ee '.ecte fda'. The ma'. ir sal t di '.eloper of that se"Zirir ii' ha'. ti chow the % ildirie't IiII Iake residenu j, wbd faith and that he a a qual _ HOSE 69 69c S 0 A i. ',•'-., • - . .. - .. '' C ,'"'- , 88 - •. ••••.-,, ,.'. 1 ry a (a I •' (IA ' . .. tII' - *'.l 1601 N I I RMU ['A AVE KISS Cu? Ups - MMII ' .•-'' -- . — - lb RATH HICKORY SMOKED 39c IIAIVI OATMIAI 160% • * , • 41~ _ J 2 A ,9'5J • -' J p .-.' .t. NEW RESEAL TWIST TOPS .t't. - $148 STEAKS 16 OZ. BOTTLES OUTFIT - - as. :Ias - 5% :.'-.:'- If99 PEI-, , S. ., - 1 - , ,' CUBE, V C SWISS 4 - .• HAMILTON BEACH .. ,,. .. s:- .. •::, II ... 8 1 ' . ITCHI KOOL LOTION 77 Ii BLADES rtos,, - -' _____________________ •.i SUB—WEIGH ,.." TABLET b -: - 5 S - GALAXY -. 397 ;------- NATURAL PROTEIN -. e - 159 - P - - - ...' '- , 5 BLADE - 1299' 20" S • '- - ' - f 1 - ",-• 17 1i I ,, , l • REG, MUll 3 OT the councilman', alleged renairi 4 it d van, vrd act- and past triatteridaurt. S : * ROD He said the voters of the ciVi elected him to public- ut's probirm! ii, brhall of mi cii% to' u .iIl'. '.tami ha'.ene'.eroppcedpro. c5orinipni'.eneentsfor ci" Explaining his absence atrrc'rntt'hartr sessions of tie "1-.-.'-'~-.: ~ docunient and tx' did not with to interfere wi th their work. "I stand firm In m) convictions a! hou this cit~ should t* ril I, - CLEARANCE - - REG SHORTS L •'- - - 1 '. - 4 4 I sIi,siAi CHIP COOKIES 68 i, • C ri, 66 J. 113 )5 MUG TREE -4k — SET '•' 1•G•• SHIRTS PIN BAG - i.. SISAL ROPE - ,, $ 199 REG " C - - - .. - lit hi i Ih :i..Abt'P.A.,' •c1c . - . .a1.L "(Af' - -"aII 'f' .' ?l 4i4*. -..t • 177 ' "- — - ' ' - . i" A appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8*10 reprint size for S3. ii oz '' L'- - -. • •f - '• 299 •1 — SPRINKLER LIKI $01111 RAIIII Ge? an extra set of prints osm twtty Cantaloupes 3 $1 - 'ji'Ii i JjJ, •3 • 5 I. ''5.0...,,.. Ml -'5 Ill b on iij 39 ..-• & .'-I '1.1 a' Mv • 4I4 . I.I I,.,, •, A. i '.. *.'. Celery SION 25c Mushrooms 4)1? P.*... ft.. , It ILA' '- P44 P'JI•g, 4.4 LA.ç p ,,,g P ILA 6W KIII 5 A I I -. s(a• Pp. to &1 &.4 •A$t , so 141 kAtA P1 (4J,a(4 FRESH - ... j'l J44 Squash , oev . C C11 III Ole> CALIFORNIA PASCAL le Ilo - "- Steaks j (PIOPPIL) SIhtt' Steak Patties $349 I! - If L Green Peanuts 29c •! ftwesft III V." $1 29c ' (5i CHOICe QUALI TV Halibut Fillet Fresh Mullet b29 • 4', 30 'be $ 89 6.,,,.98 89 Stuffed Clams Grandfather Clock w000 Tout fillism. lot" 1 ,1 1 1OUL1.1 1 1 $8-99 WALL. ItI(1tI( 111$ ICUl CHOICE QUALITY T-Bone Steak I: All t (4 N Y Strips 8' $369 VALUABLE COUPON 9, SAVE 35c 1~46 NORTHERN BATH TISSUE , 114t~ ..4. , - ..,.4.1..#_..#6. lo1 : •" '.. t ,..i i_ :". ,. • - ii , -. : ' _, • • _.. ' I - r • I i twill fill Good week of AuG1622 1972 good at FAIRWAY MARKETS A).4. VALUABLE COUPON LU Mlii 1 . 0,* A—, 4 10~ 199 I - 1,1. t)CI (hut P AGUH SAISPUM, 'PIPPIN Gropes I 3 .:h~# Ground Beef THOMPSON SUDLISS ($ * 69c BOLOGNA WIS'IRN c F rog Legs BEEF LOIN S')69 59c WIENERS 29 • . er LYl C " RIG FILM PRIN .1 ' .,.., MORRILL S I 2 for I Wher, yo, picot UP y0j, orwelopt. film Ill prorts tij) tov 101 15 Vf 'vVe fill more ' CII I( U L.T • prescriptions ,ecps our rugs mci Iitthan anyone else '.3 in Flo ri d a. .. SA'I/I 9 F lorid or' aa Lobsta • 29c IIJ 8(ASTONI COTTAGE CHEESE t 39c TOMATOES . A LLI,C T MARGARINE California avi*ji U Paul BUY $ ,.. '"t , RO - W - ER - C Ib 74 P 65c 49 C JUMBO COOKED SHRIMP SIRLOIN or RUMP - . --- 88 $I 1 CHEESES MACARONI SALAD 29c - (AS! - - ROLL A BANANAS ' :: ;' KODAK FILM 88 C - . for 1 44C 24 01 JUMBO TOWELS pe GARDEN HOSE •!jI , - 'S " - '! _________ ' 69 a PAIRWAYS I " ' 1,88 PIMENTO LOAF $129 TONIC 99c a CENTER CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS SAVE 1 8c SCOTT Golden RiP MOWER -, .. - -: VITALIS - FAIfl'&AY 'I 599 èi. 15 OZ BARBER 51Z & 0 85c SACQ4[l iJICKLi 3. 11 AAS49 - SELF PROPELUD HAIR 69 09CAMAY mnms ) ')9c ' BOILED HAM NEW WALL WASHER ' J4 T SAVE 1 •• CATCHER ': -- NOTEBOOK FILLER GRASS 4 REG ' I .,',.. FRESH FROZEN CENTER CUT RIB PORK 1,%%.4. — • 1 '-_i CLOYHES 99 '''.'-'] -, . MEN'S KNIT CERAMIC BREWMASTER 18 4MI •- ., J9 46 , C '.1'.? RIG "A 0.: . ' - -;._ - 'E $1.49 VALUE WRITE RIGHT _'.Ipi.' — Ii j BOLOGNA R 64 i ' - ii 520% 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES 88 48 ., C CRYSTAL CLEAR BIG WALLY - . pT 4 T ~ 11 Ill . 2 Cookies ' c '06 SCOOTER SKIRTS L 30 QUART ICE CHEST DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 I - ___________________________________ ; PALMOLIVE 41 C ' POWER EDGER 93 8 I Cii'. CoUncil V.ilhhImsIi 'void cOTItZliIttet the t.h'r revisior commission we' ap;wmted to formulate a $ 59 TEA BAGS $25.98 : 8 CHNOAAI Talmo 12 • ic oz SAVE bc LIPTON S AVE Mini . GASOLINE JDJN~ VoA,N.;T "AIN 88 V*iiliunm'iot Mid. CAKES R A Oc i • • 601 SCHILITZ SPINNING OUTFIT INSIAW REG S 15 44 RADIO A ' C REEL & LADIES' BIKINIS vin's Opposition U) IN CLOCK 3 u 1777 -Ill, • 79 W TUNA ui#.ii ADDI nvE PEG $1 19 - - Banana Loaf Cake Sour Rye Bread j ., ne ficrilOr r1`10-111ttet W the (41uricil explal he haik mined a number Of merting! due W When. has brien twspiUdizec or, five se;)aratr occasiou durvi; the past year 303 FOR AUTOMATIC DISH WASHERS 03 79c ii is o meu iaway Buns 5 $1 SAVE 33c DUPICAN HINtS 99 ulluduw 4, William. UIIIJV '- ' STPOIL ,;,., / SHAM 00 ol CORN POPPER Date & Nut Loaf : • $ 303 SWEET PEAS SHOULDERS Sl 6 Eugene Jeaquer fir GREEN BEANS LAYE 1191 : ,. HEAD & a -r 'J' • 2' SAVE 27c FAMILM i I ON :-' 30TS $1 SAV( 20c Ill ___ 'c --. !.lTlItL~3 Mature Heads Needed citim. woul:1 be better off I' the% had nitil n. Thr.i nl sortirboI wtu, it dr% ;• 1 80Z FAYI CUT -',: EFLOOR FAN - 3 ;I SAVE 20 P •'•' ,_,- - ' 0 i.p Ac . Cl '1 1/ LEAF BAG . a °° ISL 'D CLING PEACHES LV VML. TRASH MflW ,,,, 29c ' jl:';, I ' .: JM' AOfl GATORADE HOLIDAY PAK OF 20 ')A ('At 'TDACU AISh ' , 1 I ,'. I - : TUN G S TEN flflc . . . 20c, GIANT SIZE SAVE 24c 1I P[RSONNA 74 i • J1 .4f .i4I& t)I'II 77 A#4:.f .0 -. 1 BLENDER k' -'C. I 14-SPEED .. 6 3' 78, 93' 73 DEPOSIT SAVE '24c 24 9 1 99 LIGHTER REG • 30c WISH FRENCH OR - SAVE Ptus S AVE . " IICTCARsO . SPRITE 01 1"~I' 1 <' 98 1h 6 . • it shituld be reduced from LAX, gidlons. tu 4,M( j,tilir mirumum rate reduced 2: rents mil Palm and Councilman I3ink'. duw'd the th!ferencc in Sewer rates utiwsouthas opposed tethoM.cp-gedu; north wilt the engineer agreeing generauI rater mare t heupriortithe- engiru-e1' S nriginjaIfrasjbjjt studs. a rate of per rent nf the morlthI3 water bill wi th rap of auightJ over asrecommendcdasaprope.'sewe.charge \ox it t.' ixpecled the eni.lneer will point to rising uer'c..rurticir. nnz maintenance vosts as the reason for a Pit! 7! per ,en* • •' • - 99 GRILL *I- Water Rote Change Proposed HIBACHI POT ROAST ENGLISH CUT ROUND BONE CHUCK STEAK B-13-0 STEAK FAMILY STEAK PORK STEAK cchke $799 58 STEAKS I DOUBLE CHUCK ROAST / / A CAMERA more, is contained in a proposed ordinance the ctt'. witt . comrl Is proposing aclopuor. Th e exact figures contained in the ordinance were revealed, howvvv, some months aI't Ci. Engineer W ilhian 35c - I 1131~COS 10 07 FIC, S - " i 'j" . — CUA law Tul'rI w' Ii NABISCO COOKIES E ' • OUANTiT RIGHTS PISIPV(D BUFFERIN TABL T 92C - - V'. r,'1 jROAST 'g .:-' 5 - ' I CHOICE BONELESS jz;;v / of the city t- water rate stru:':ure ti give / GlAD! A, WMO( •-- / I)) U111 OUAPTFP i - 100 PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY S ' • ., (REG '1 19) .- " - '-I• I" 511 '' I C I lA*I uam •*•aalt* .'• ' SHEERLON NTY . '. - • - - ' , .- ' I & ,. • '[ 1 pormen4s Nixed I 7 • ' " f - 1( FT) IPITO POPK CHOPS, U A 11 ii pill - IRISH 1 #101l PORK LOINS ' l •0 12 . SLICED BACON IS 01 -- — ' PiSKlt - IC A k RIB ROAST - _........ A rAIPWAY rAPMS CAT FOODS i 48c MAXWELL IIOUSI COFFEE --- munit' .. A 'k conicep. cames to pass. MnhiUmdOULthtCompan'. ies serves with water and sewi service thns' areas hounding State Road 43.4 and Interstate' 4 not listen to plaw for building apartmen' ts the-ill Brown .uid infus;Unp onl% single-family homes would pel, tus a;*nf the lake Alt 11 VE ' A • this is Pu.c understanding. Brown continued that Sanland; Utilities "will be out of the sewer business' if the regionC ¶ NA ga Councilman Nick CrertShm% questioned the smutiontillit% Of Such ar. arbon. but Brown said, nrver0w-Jr.,,!. An) land 'S. will be heir 4 in a general court of said 3 kI I ii DA (HOICI )IMI nOPIILISS II nes,"Scrchuksaid."The) policies, I SAVE lOi. DII MONTI / Americans. women. Indians. % recipients and :ictivist.s. 'we want to bear their sit*. welfare L PRICESEFFECTIVE Four young people and tour oldpenpk ill sit as jUdC hen a mock trial convenes Serchuk -- - £ AUG 16,22, 1972 orreorescntatwes. Mexican Mondav ------------ I SrnorcJ ifIfrrIci WJn;rI,, Au9uct !, ]k I I I - aware of. and sym- iidrnmnistrazion's Ii corn- the neods of sen- together" Ser.'huk. head of the Dade the plaints of the golden agers but also will listen to presentations groupsliefe from all Vietnam veterans. blacks, lOT clt1cn.c" . lationship lege student C.-' rr' \' :. •---- — May 'nuths were 'ur fwieuts %.e 4lMnced together and sang together "said Miss Cole. "It's a f Mastic 1idZTilfllStTatinTi," said Pamela C'-nit..&aSanl)iegoState ,0j. murntv court" "in an investigation of the administration because wc learned in Jul mans of these pathetic with, th ings in common, that we were He sait t hear no on! people oined with the young atmasphere of 1:1 'On Trial' 7ers. si.1 the ol1scr have FLrning Pflt1. from the political process ' I'd i.t-vt-rii they will put President Nixon's policies an trial studied. turir .tavc , ES1T.$' and their ' arrasnfmnfluence" is Se lu -e some gripes The complaints rri Natiormt the Republican The feuibitit3 of a regional concept of sewer treatment Bit iir, s,uj ( eal'thj . uk The 'Uflt eIti?ens aIsi %'odated Press,Writer MIAMI REACH. Fla .r.-El!er Miami Reach residents and young protesters plan V) mm in political action duri ng 113 It INN A SA s Policies Will Go H lHi'ARli BELDI& unc rt FRANK v of ft" (apRil Stainless T"wwe • , •I• Iii * .•I • I ' i "I PHI I AAKN I lO ss • INC,N$5II OHIO 45*11 IlleAHiavi taan ' I 1 40 PIECES �2C—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, August 16, 1972 Egg -S F00 Salmon -• AV E Yung TOP VALUE STAMPS! At 1'! I '1 I Brunch Meal Liii Although that standb% eggs -1th hacon or ham is Rood for brunch, it ii. fun to make a change MY sister Ph%llis did WEEKLY SPECIALS' and attr.ctivel ;,ar t-d pineapple strips. or;r 'rctions. sliced peaches :in,ature bunches of sve dl i ,, grapes For nibbling ..! r the main course we had homemade caramel c'offec I provided T-~, i rmN•.. i .urc to tccnrr.r • - B fineI ch;.;.. rnuthrms 4 cup finel chopped onion butur cup linth chopped (1'.•••• ham ? cup (inet chopped ccic-:-' dn 16 OUT)CCs 1 bean sproLs ained and rinsed with c'... aatrr • .d ,ions i- onM)Os f, thr green sliced ecri pc in tui about! peanut - CRISCO • -- -. • n t , tetg I . -'u-4i j - S to a - SH - 0 • p .- S - • -.- -. SAVE - va -- I 21 M -Ar the Foo Yung -EARLY GARDEN _________ tffi !:i. 79c Instant Coffee - CANS !a Ia' '((51$ 45C . . • •, - 75c . . • • . -. Sweet Relish 63C ' . . • • • • :' . . . . . . . . . • ;i-•• 47c Barbecue Sauce -: . • • . -S. 39c - Garbage Bags Trash Bags •.I.• .MAT. .! • 8 PAK 16 JUICE 3146 - • ____________________________________________ I : A& 49 c L( $. r Pears :. • . • . • i Sp nac .' • I 4 . . . . • IAI' A 99c Fried Chicken 2 P 4 '. $A I I A $ 00 - ) 3 -. - • •...... - Biscuits .6 - Pimento Cheese. 5ii A\' . . JUMB I ASSORTED •.t 5 -li[- f. • ,A •, I A • A-f • £ -, .A I -- .. 1•_: .- .. . PINEAPPLE • . 14 Sliced Cheese 38C 1" . -• •. SOFT THRIFT; MAID -. • Salad R a (k: (iu-:ftftv ORAN(;f. FIZZ Looki preltv arid tastes 3 cups c'iangc 1uice s' cup r-'l rr.arasc-Piuno cherr s%rup 1 tablcspaon lemon Juice 1tra ac-C t ubes I bottle 12 ounces ginger a lt Red rn •s-dirio cherries .ar range 1ic-es for garnisPi In a pitcher stir together thi range juice cherr s -rup er.J (hull Just bef1.' SAVE - -- -: VIEtMA-11 S US GE A mon jt:c-r s# rvinj iIJ ice cubei and gin - rae float cherries and u, ..r ge sli es in the beverage BOTTLES CANS I . PRO 7 i A., Charcoal • I L JAII . . • • 20 . • I'flTY 0 - • . . • ' 5%Fo s, '. -. '-. • - , • •,.. I. -. .• -. PI.I 11(1 fl • IC' I I 2-ROW spoon' of the butter, add onion TOP VALUE STAMPS]: c : remaining Add butter, remaining vegetables and the seasonings Mix well Cover and simmer, stirring a i few times. just until squ.ashisi tender about 10 minut es Makes 6 Servings - A1 '117 E. In 13 :'-.: 2 — -. 78 4 1 . . • . . 59: - ' 1 C" — I • • • . 5 Grapes A' . U • . ya If a 58c Potatoes - . 2 • , if , 39 c . . P' . • . . . • . • • • Is $ 1 00 Tomatoes .. Orange Juice S ,'.I 19 1 10 t,A% . 2 29c ' 39c • • . • AI I A9W 101MIr.ILI - TOP VALUE STAMPS - AP I. Bake-A-Tate $0* - -- . • 3 900 -, -- PAII 1 b VALUE STAMPS TOP .. ............'I ...... FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST ST . Corn Chips PY,dtl 114 U -'. er iiiil -null 'lje's 1I.III[,., tnur I . IIltKi: '- II - lii1t'PlL1 7 iI!.tJli U iI) , PEFRUIT wi - 'I.' 2AL PK6L 79c Mustard _ 6 - Steakettes... - 0 0 0 - - Muffins - --- 0 0 0 --- . . - -- . . . - 3 ijt'liiuitt-tj •uise,iiuiu I) i. Ia .. e liU l 4 CI i i t lfI t' iL iji % Vila " 00 Greens 3 ' . 0 0 • - - - ' I ' - ~Jit. c111141,111LI. 11KI!.4 . Ii'N-ASPIR _ ' s ... o a l m 51 -- -- - - . -'.---.-.S • . . • . • • - -' TOP VALUE STAMPS VALUE STAMPS : t NE xWIL,: 1 4 . 0 0 0 IN - $ 10 2 I I I TOP VALUE STAMPS Pork Chops 43 COOHIUA r4__!0 23 slo ______ za - -- F I% NE IJ TOP VALUE STAMPS : Tuskty Icy Ctuiis flocisl Licus Pu,5 P.cxti I%: I riT1 NE I/ TOP VALUE STAMPS •' Oruuj - i\t;H tPOiititltaJ - - -- ___ - I Lunch Mtii 1 0._sa.,&'!".'.t 'C Piz •eI i - . -. a NE x —F U,: I I TOP VALUE STAMPS iii I I 99c Crumb ...ke. - i_S__ 59c Topping S usage 0 0 1a 2 - 00 - - 9°° Baby Limas - _7~: 69 • • . . . • '1 '9 Vegetables IN 0 - -- '' . . Peas -- 79c Puddings P'(f' 99c 6 •' •- Onion Rings ! A,l A- - 89c Shrimp 0 - i TOP rim' iii t1V'i-'flt'tlti - ''- ________ I I $100 Punch 3 A,, 'iA Dinner- Franks Pal) (1) ($ S $ 9 °° Carrots • ,ui;tiar .•'tiiuui uiit*'t tuulnrntu •-.ispJun 4r:11o1 I - .- II 011111 - CAN 69c Lemonade 15 '"'Ii !lililta-.I OZEN a Lemons NOMM Ii.IraI:. .: - SAVE JUICE HALF GALLON 65 I -.I1I1•a II -it A$. •p',, •, yi CAN S *I.1?( $100 Fresh•. Eggs • • . 3 10c Family Bread 0 is 10 "A" 22C -. 5 a:( 1 1 0' - • ',,)"')A •: .. 2 Spray & Wash 52 tablespoons FIRST ST. A - . ' 10 • POTATOES - JUICE I I • and cook gently until golden • S U • ANGE , ,$A -i FR -CRE / s I 88c '1 Ia• IAN 88 Armour Treet SA VE o If - Paper Plates - I. -. 88c Dial Soap • 1 green pepper, eeded and cut ............... thin 1.. I teaspoon 1/4 teaspoon white pepper '!1T , '• 3PNOL I THRIFTY MAID ICK MLK AND SHERBET PEACHES SAVO 254" . I - t nto thin rips upf I :t'1JrhtnfS.cp '1los squash unpared and • Potato Chips - $•a Sugar • • • • • • R P'dR Bi Wesson Oil small onions, peeled and cu :,. Lemon - PACK l2.jj SKILL ET VEGETflLEs This medle% is seasoned uv: 4tablespoonsbutter . - MARGARINE • .. ARNOW Gelatin . 2 Sauce Mushroom $a SAVE lic ALE or 6 BEE (,oli. - - SUMMAND MARGARINE A TI$SUE. p • I 16-ox. £#.'. i 'tlL V 1)I\\I' It lt!ic ed thin crosswise each (-Lt ' 14-oit. FISCHER'S I I , I I $ • CAN$ fresh Fruit 12c - SA VE ____________________________________________________________ A 4 1' S CATSUP 5 - FISH .' STICKS $ I PKG. T MATOE SAVE I I CA - SAVE - KETCHUP THRIFTY . ..ititIui..*, -lim.ur \l.ic - ruti. - - -r ii ls,p1c-; i'Irri -1.111 'ii 11,41 uc ":1 slut .,•r--.• S TASTE 0" SEA. LARGE Honeydews DOG I - -• 99c Beef Sausage 99 .CAN$ CHILI ngc Fir2 . 7; T Tj STEAKS,. S NOT 5 $3 Sliced Bacon , 88I -- JUMBO RIPE HARVEST IRISH TEE% AGF SUPPER 3 4la;fl ,it - - Iiiir - _L II 5 -- Strip Steaks - - . A - • FRESH BOSTON BUTT PORK LONG GRAIN -RICE Limit 13 with $7.30 or more purchase encl. cigs. CANS Frankfurtuti in Toasted ltol!! 99c •' Fish Fillets :.. - - - . 59c Dixie Pies . . . . . . . . DR.,INKS I (Ii77r J UACE 3 Cubed Steaks -• I 11 _'j - - _7ç - 47 Canned Ham I 1 ' • ..•••..... - OMIN &1 , ' Steakettes ......2 ---'-'i Franks - 79 -•-. Cottage Cheese •. $ uuiiIor - M ea -- -- 1 59: Rib Stks ......5 '. - - II.'. SJI 24C . • t4mn tt • Corned Beef 59c 89' Sliced Hamm I IHa m 49- SoKea . - rn .i iinp;r.g -78c mass 59c $1°° Braunschweiger - -- - - .i Canne toy - 5i', Ck eddar Cheese 1 39c . - - 3 Ham or Turkey 2 49c- All Meat Franks • rixtUre -into iec.mian II -na -:'innau -.. mIt 34 i r omato 111rPM t r -,I pholul I riches 'liiiii - - Uii' ant iht Iv 79- - Cream Cheese I' - A Squeez-A-Snack • • • • I h . . . . • • • • - 55c Seafood Platter Fish Sticks - W&UP ] A ' -, . . 49c Texize Cleaner. . - a 39c Saltines . . . . . . . . . . . •. - a •' • •- - .-. . . • • • • . •. i I • • 79c Beer rC u oi e s . . . . . . . " Dinner Rolls . • . . . 2 ; :- : ' i\pple Strudel . . . . • . 'e Graperruit Drink 49c . • • • . • . • . • . Waste Bags Coke MONTE • '•.'.' - ;. • Smoked Picnics 35c 31 c 1 . . . . . Sliced Peaches 57c %er DEL 33c :1 Ketchup 5 a just Fruit Cocktail •- •:i..i i.-_',. Oatmeal Cookies •. Italian Dressing at'as.I.,a 'La.. Salad Dress i ng SAUCE u-;. rJ_ 'ir 1 cup fat free chic Iu broth into 21 teas;.s corn starch keeping sni.' th Stir ir. I t i$-sp.Jnso% ,.auc-e and 1/16 tepiun pepper Cook oer nicaderate heat stirring con ,tanth until mixture comes to tEll Hernoc from heat and reheat before serving %t..ke about Ic up I .ir.on I 1t',( - - -. Tea - Bags . . . . . . . . . Syrup . . . . . . . . • I into a 6-inch skillet. s-- all - nt ill uirr'%t lf-:l_ 20Ji - _ "1 ' '' Y-016 I iij -. n.ovonnsiie 1 $100 k - •i(Ifl rminced . jrPJI A Pour t;: tab s1.in lit..-. Relis.he' (1err (i I Limit one with $7.30 or more purchase excluding cigarettes L PE S - — ' AVE 29 CAN KRAFT -• S . 'kie sheet in th e arrn Cl%C fh'-heat gray Place a mound of nc-c on cach plate ti; sith or 3 omelets and s;.. - true.N?gravoser the ....Make, omelets cIP'ugh 1 411 f '(rsirigi nt i'r,- — - S mature bc-fore sc-.;. f (put each 1/4 cupful As vairti - - ;-- -• • S - ASTO*411.11. VEGETABLE NOR c egg ' purchase exclwdinsp eillarettes CANS S (oritinue making omeIc-t Ii'' ' 4. S 00 mistureith a fork s.ecx'p u; 1/4 cup of the mitt urt And .•...r gently intri the hot oil Sprt4 vegetables with fork ( until omelet is firm eniugri t turn. turn and c' cook other side Remo%e ba large cookie ih-ec - • tAlail UYS CORN ur nit-di urn heat Stir th e egg ' ,ice n a CR. STYLI OR W. KERNEL A - I ,GIANT DRIVE Cx-ked rice towels, place 'in r?rt oven I P( Plc-If •m!)Iint if he - "r:ie to "hat ill iii-.-1 Ic I jti- ilong c -i ,)11 . J IIIx 1 th VE . set aside In an 8-,nch skillet genti k (10k the mushrooms and oni the butter until softene-_ :.rn into a medium miiir Add ham celer -. ca scallion sugar , pc-ppr and so sauce In another medium rnx ing 'lat thc- eggs )usterugr Nerd olks and hues .dl the cgetablt--ham muitur 1.1I U' Fried Chicken 69 . . . . . li -a I vlth A -CA tees;.ri pepp table'SN.on S(' sa L(fL ;almon iq mired '.'.r rna-,'.)nn iice ntl ;ealluon intl '.4 into 1-,mhirger i'In r,'. 'he i,ilmil -- I cliure -' !nt)pawl with i ;llee if intl s mixture if rviov '0 intl 4ritod t'hd,t., r I- D I - Imi '-iii -afl SHORTENING - -: Pie PRICES GOOD THURS. AUG. 17 THRU WED. AUG. 23 88 c e . e ' cut, 1 Strawberry" HII i Wi n SAVE EVERY I WITH T'H ESE U GET .1 Ake Ahich 'e PRICES GOOD THURS. AUG. 17 THRU WED. AUG. 23 rwt si IlAki I' •i'ti ' s'ind -in if c.* I rven -whip upi Trainoinch -r vipppr 11th n icier a' - - i..nd iie -- ________________________ Vrosq I'. wij r fitor I .stw'te4 r fresh fruit which she ....1 .11 i / IF Vvio Yung dish from (-nitim she connicted was So gocidl Av re pass-rig italong As a first murse ° I A Buns Juice brillolill so cup vt I - toilt't tc'th..i h. iat' a -onut tfldS•SiIIIt : vd Stir III I N .J________ _________ L ..............r-i...................1 . ,- wg -wy. -, I- .a 419 E. FIRST ST. • _ - ....... ______________ : FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ________ .1 ST. - ______ 1*1. .....................IT ------ :'LaI or iti1itti omva. iIs -auth hgnth- biuinemJ Itiriutes R elliviole Ituni 04'' SANFORD ''(ft aIIt'( II 'e 1v11 -. Ii i \! it • - �-- -4 - 4C he I - — - -. - - - - - - - - ----*-r-- - - _________ - - • - ' - -- nford Herald Wednesday, August 16. 1972 I The Sntortl Ilrld WndnøvMy, August 16. 1972- 5 Fres Cheddar Fruit _ i Dessert F, !'I?---- A I — using freStj frilit that I in .Ofl prc)vc a rtfrehing andeconomical was to pka- tiungr friends ;.nd famth memt.r Bus. ng fruits in season mcan hes cost less and art at th 'iht cit their flnvcjrfulnesç i- or a Nectarine Frtit just ielt pulls marshmajJo - ! AIIL . 1 1 Q u i che A( ii -- - rv'd rman who a (1!i 10114 ('h1dat '14P QuicPi' 1t did nrt rv the girl. hIlt hi ø prwd of v.ulie to e 4nir4 •1 frlrd in f -' riitrh. 4 r!.ifl' • i tii rn.kø with .i - _________ - ! - PAPER WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS! LAU,,, ,,t 1, 0 .ovs wowoAii coptp CREAM ER TOWELS rrJfl'4v PLANTATION ) OFp LABEL .. 4/$110 IL if C'ta,tnita lu:t:zl: \l.i 1'IH\I • - . - fiid in sliced fresh nect nes. mara.chino cherries whipped cream and put ant :?eczer until thciroughl ilkd,or atiout iso hours lo serve, scoop out in bi~ r.p an t1i'und with n t.dti Sh( I'I WW - - ___________ - Cheese BAG OOC -PRICES IN V THROUGH SUNDAY. AUGUST 70, 1072, ITPMSOFPE tFDIN THIS ADARF NOT AVAILABLE W .s4rii.itac.inl,i, :t:r TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERSOR WOIESALERS /I .: / * lie t4ihle%ptmn& lime juice Ry DETERGEN Of U HE OF and dive nectarines If -.41 atikout 2 CLIPS Melt li cit u h .cr Add lime jujc-c Cool ppp,- BRAVO !1-jlves. fold diced nectirin t s (hurrie. C 0Z l miklul t. fit.. remaining nectarjne~ arrange in vu,irl in fruit -YnPoles SPOOF! Chilled irc irna lu mixtur Maktc f In fi corn- EVERY p AY.LOW PI • 6 its / ee 69c 3 Wup LIQUID DISH ROLLS ROLL "Dtwe dDete,tqelct • As \ SIZE Beer granulated I" scocia • O WHOLE O SHANK HALF _ :i lemperif rp 1,i rAl Y LBO o flit-r;[r.im 10 -k .rd rerø for '. Stit.' rPrn;ilning bi. crp rim, run AV • KRAFT FF LA BEL '*. 3 9r, 7 9e BOX OF aw4wo ALP NCTEB( )OX P" 2& Fiffft S 59C Pawpm DI POSABLE DIAPERS OVERNIGHT 12's ALL FLAVORS STRAINED SHEETS DAYTIME 7 RIGHT ;•• SOAP ALL FLAVORS •,• • OR DIET BON E 9 IN L 6 AR Wed SKI $149 NLESS ALL MEAT ALP DELICIOUS FRESH flow S" I'tast AMMER tot nIntln.lj(lIkhf pan LB i i FROZEN • 4 'i 6 14t i i0an (*414)1 oz. 49C 't Mikt'i W W 611111 BANQUET QUICK FROZEN 10 M111111 - QUALITY MEAT JOHN'S QU ICK FROZEN STERN BEEF TOWELS 7 9e of the hac If) I,fflfltO I.)1111 :•t IrI mon for 5 mInIstf8 - flP eggs, milk ihred' erew and Worcesterihic,Stir in crisniblelt 1 , • CAPN JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN FRENCH FRIED CAP - - BOTTLE Reg SMane "SUPER-RIGHT" IG1CCd i)fl I) Is C)Z ' "SUPER RIGHT" DELICIOUS -COUNTRY TREATOO I LB. Wkde BAG CAW N A&PDICIOUS 39C CKI,a.1,LiO Baby FMIKU&t 6 BEEF 9cmIlda AW SIU& cJ5 0Z 'Baby Fo4 OLD MILWAUKEE tsp cinnaincr "tsp salt -.Lspnutn'ie LIE) shc*tt':, (Up$atc ;G I REGULAR OR SUPER DUTY WONDERFOIL P REGULAR 6 01 JAR 10 -n from '111permarke' I: 13 Bo.'t B.Q. SaLLC.e Tft& A S V 2 PAPER TOWELS Ii ,fr c W -"- * 6 t1(\ukTMl - nW Qo Akay SIZEOz O'CLOCK PRAIJNL(~AKU C, 01 * A -fix $I%C ri.; sial pr~lrd ,7i~IfTirnt rungt1ilortiocid Coffee, a hatstils planned c'ornrnitt(q ifln ( tht' desMil TTUIhI tv needt'd In bolster a rather " ,XI&I.1171 family meal T*nt dessert reciPes, M%,pn tj~ tL-% lire in the quick rategor% id yr,orC thc nNd I fvG JUG 7- SAG p milk "SUPER-RIGHT". vs - p ' . a% QUICK F COOKING IS FUN ZEN WH LE O RO ergs AN 0IN90" S - •flUt•tuLsLfl L'pp1rl4 ' 1~7 li lival oven It, t,i d'rr" , lrId fliout OblCk1;.', :x2 IIP'tII5 Measure al l:f•dJo'ntr CZ('VIII toppingin a ri' nhlztl bowl Mend otmuto- on koi speed, T&;,, i'o I (-(tistant)% beat 3 n UtI' at hIPI spef'd. scrap. tits I ('rrasI(,th us Pour r 20 QT. '.reas • ' OX L SIZE PKG. 12 OZ. 7IOZBOTTL C WEO! JUMBO 00 Ch utnely PKG- S• '-' 1',arf,iit 'iIj.t lk' - r. SIRS WL.TERW'i I'LL:1 t1T'SL W PRICEI LO - r,o of the best relish", '.iu fjfl fks to4Onunut((it u:.. den pick Iniertcd in rtcuuu•s out deat. (W I; Spread tupIJtfliZ overi'akt men control at broil (K' degre'r l'lac'e ('.i-t three IIX tfO'! from brat IT too U' thrt' rIiInutt's or Ioppirtgoiden brown i c4r I: 1 knot use . flour in tht tt'CI*' . * PACKED F*W g* cola ' 'I' 5 ANN PAGE REGULAR OR CHEF STYLE 'D'ei.Hg 2k Ftestck (-A"Pb(It. S OZ 27c C!tecust t-1, CA,' 'uREV[C, ETA8LE oz autauu I AP ASSORTED L'OR(D ftn.jj TJ'tjgJt C tatibetc.y aiE ou OW,' Teo 'Ba.gc 01 BOTTLE 53c VxtEa OtE P1k LSIIIUR LOUR OR ___ Fu 4c Go.Ect 14tedoE SILVE RfOO 58c Pcm.e GOL DEN RISE SWEETMILK OR BOX OF DC 3 g PURE CANE 0D L%L( A' N61d &galt BLoPCULI 4 9c 'BLLtu44d1 ENCORE it oz lie StiEid ta'Lga'IiKe ALP FROZEN 02 57e 'tcuccIi Wkip LB BAG tic So.t4i 45 02 BOTTLE sor CANS ( 57c lie JAR OILL0 3 0S StecitzE CEREAL 90Z cup BOX SAVE 48(1 is 01 3 BOX SUL .ANA 3 K{tI.'dLtt'6 Ciieaist PLeA FROZEN l4'ttvdLut A*ie MINUTE MAID oz 44c O'iaq 9id 3' 07 CANS FROZEN I ( O' ue 'Sit iOZ iL& gidrt Suafrt F&zbv.o IOP4A Y It OW Ci 1.16 HA LVED OR I 9c I 44c EVERYDAY LOW PRICI 46 01 CAN t'.IOQ ' ,Q! ,aice (R1l( iS !rimverljrgesjuceput I I ;iartp) mis together ,, 2k CAR'-,)., LQ 1'R( sot PKG 14'DAy 10,5 PRICE' $01 nn to the boiling p .inJ stir in th e renuining n''lit'nli Bring again to the fl point reduce heal jIll mer unuvrreI, and ,tirrc.r c.uioinjjly un ti l very thic' i '4)Ut 1 1 4 hours Stir jP-" cml it cu.aiflg time 'I"S5tflt *t1CIng intl SCUrChIrmi I'se a teflon-lined uucc'I i.jiLibI Lidle &ntu 'iut mId ihzJ wide-mouth 'r' HId sej iccorJin to jar IlImni lacturer directions "ight 1/2 pulLs Ik VERYDAY LOW F'RICf 110! •'s. PA(f (IMAND ear-ti I JAR VIENNA SREAID * WHOLE WHEAT CRACKED WHEAT , RYE *PLAIN RYE S 'S., OT V FR Y()A', LOP. I 100 EvE RcJ 'PULLL JAR tjt no: SSc Peaiutj Bttfft, JAR I -'.ON JUII, t 02 Sticed PeacJij QT C AN 2.k HAt VII) OR 51 1(110 eftoH 6 9c (OR PIlE MUM QUALITY . 1)et Dade 2 9 01 CT,' CAN 35c STOKILy 2 Bee. o 4e O EVERYDAY LOW PRICE , C OUR O,' SSIT$4 I I ON A,'I) SUGAR IJAR Gafww4 WHITE HIAUTy :4 n j 32c 910taid Tea IF P1rac( • .1k I LVI Ry14'1 LO,% 'ci e4Kuilii CAN SSc I UPJ(4[() M[b SI I L'. LVE RYDAY iow PRICE' 9tczid Ct-tiee JAR 9 7c AI' IS ( RAINI II 01 Ho'uswt I'RI' KI LLOc,G5 YELLOW CLING 16 S. cmie pepper p 'H hiiiL'unL]arne ti-V Green S.*IJJ Carr:t ('Ut' SIti-4*C ls,j,) CHILI ('UlS -'AR• A'ky to prep.irr' 4 - trp butter finely chv oi- L0 SkW -- EVERYDAY PLeA SIZE CAN 35c 27c EVERYDAY LOP. I'RI(E' Ttuflaitt Souti HIC F'iwi D'1J4(h SUNSW[(T 'I I A PK OF 'i02 CAN ASSOR TED 1-1 AVO (0 JANE PARKER BAKERY----FRESH - SCHICY INJ ECTOR 16 oz CAN CA PA P81 1 L'S n7 44c GaL 9uke OIL MONTE WHOLE KERNEL OR Get?a,lig u-g u { tH I WILD WAREHOUSE PRICESI* PRICE' TROPICANA I RI SPI 3401 (lOX EVERYDAY LOWIPRICE ~ Piy SUNII(LD ,2-O G(?aliu ' 59e EVERYDAY LOW ASSORTED FLAVORS 3 1401 P KG S c 02 a ,.' .I''TF I,LtD FROZEN BOTTLE Itaa 3 A4p4 I'AGI SPt.11K[[ S COCK TAIt FROZEN Kebqp C.ti'ut F&ike tLKLL 'BewtA 7(51 y I${OJ"f 'D fill TANA *EVERYDAY ICE 1/ e 4 StaLL CAN --, JANE PARKER LB PKG CIN OF * SUPER RIGHT 2*02 gac 5 BAG LB BAG .te Szwz p '' DAIR' CO FF EE (I[ AMER C.o!eI1{'ife. 3 - , 75e LB * 4I it OZ BOX OF 41 I, poundi lreih purpi" 'ne-plums halvedmd pSI 'tiPS 11in d jnioni, peeled i' '.irseiv chopped I eupi Otfl(t1 %lclntuith ir ren 1t'i. peeled and ijred irit i.araely chopped tI cups hiuuleol ji r 2 cups r,iriuLi ted *ugrr I cup, 11,-711y p.ic "'1 brun itillir 1 1/2 teJipesrIi jrtiwid ,illsps. 1 1/2 te.i".p.*,nground cIus" I '2 te.ipo'ni r',und in"r 2 ibIrponi SJIL AVERAGE • PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING iooz. IOTL I 1 BOTTLE CA Ocl AN SPRAY '- F'tesdc V'wiiq CAN ASSORTED FLAVORED II - ! ur ii cs'd ctii .0 bitt tread ltghttJrowflSugaT 4t5i citUia fliuti It ps hones t';' trozenuranieJw(-e t1lttIt, tha'.'.ed, undiluted 'b- & i ie 6ed IJOL(VT CUE) cuarse1 chopped nuts ut z-ru.st froin Up arid side 'f bread Cut bread lengthwise 1niost through to bt*tixn crust, ther: cut (rc5swzse to tarn-i tight cubes Combine sugar, cinnamon, honey, orange Jwcr Cul'wentratr, melted butter arid nuts, stir until well Wended Pour mixture over bread, letting some run down into cubes and user top Teloosel) with string Place on cookie sheet and bake in a 3Xi.degrce us- en ID-15 minutes. fterncyve string and save warm. Makes six servings one loaf). Tea BOX OF I. laos $ S CAN - '.tsp varullaxtri, ('-onibino iiqil' saUc and it'lIf(IO rind in a %4*Ut'vfiaTI Suiuiwr for :t ulet. (tull Slice rake lrrUist' mU four la% ers S;r-t'r, apple saurt' mixture on tp Li 'is. iitx'ut or,c-Uurd ,it, Per Laser Stack La'. t '.¼tup (Ti'afli until soft 'mi c;radualh a±1 sugar ar .tnilla and sohip until ti' 'rcad cream (".il sides aiJ ;"rakr }trfriera*ti. Makr' . . AN PAOI RIO OR CHEF STYLI 1 LB * EVERYDAY WILD WAREHOUSE PRICESI* • TeHeij 95c 320Z. BTLS. I -. ru;. caruIf- tsp i:rated lerti I uund cah 1cupheaiv THIRST QUENCHING ASSORTED NEHI FLAVORS AND RC EVERYDAY ALt .\hfli Ii 1k FioIäeo Dc (f Fti4 32c Km flfj4( JIM 4002 5k Reg ii(eae PRICE' It 1 'I CAN 2k Vaity Dog Fond CAN EVER VDAY LOW Fiji I(I' I Pum quia S 7'i .Ot • Igreen pepper finely CT,' 6)102 O CA ,'s $100 LVI Ill O.S'y io'. PRICE BOTTLE EVERYDAY 02 HOLLOWAY HOUSE FROZEN ? CT B T ri,. EVERiI)Ay 10.5 Pwi- I iwid gruwidkan beet chute or ruun 9 25 046 IVIIIYDAY L OA PRICE' 16 OZ CAN I (k icati Itl)und4sPiSuuzices; 'J kidney beans I c4n IS ouncesh lumfltu $UL'e wi th iuo 1 tare close garlic, Crushed Ito 2 tablespoons chili powder 4 teas in gruund cwiun In a 10- inch si1let melt the tutter .ijd Ottifin and green pepper arid coos gently until wilted Add beef. co'.k over moderate he.iI with a fork bc ruiublr meat until beef loses Its red color Add beAns iwith liquid in c&nl and reflaming ingredients Corer ai'.I cook gent!, stirring sesci i times, fur about 1 1 'S'I' I Stakes 4 irr% ings - HOLLOWAY HOUSE (WITH CHEESE) FROZEN 140?. L~ 'AY HOUSE FROZEN S1u16ed (;tee,t Peipe,.o HOLLOWAY HOUSE FROZEN StU.UiL?d CaMage Re P1(0, 89C *407, g - - 140z. g U.A.Tcda 1002 PKG HOLLOWAY Housr IWITH CHIVES ) FROZEN 1002. Bak"JL-Tata CLEAR liaKdL Uap 4 4 P1(0 100 FT. ROLL ANN PAGE $O 33c p ROUND • Cideit (j JANE PARKER IRO*N'pl SERVE F&zkq *207, P1(0 aP 2 — ANN PAGE OT, IJAN fi 9c EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI IGAL JUG DEL MONTE EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI REGULAR OR SELF RISING 95c Puddiig 48 PK4OF 49e 4 Swo'y5ietd FD1IM 43 inasIun PRICES IN THIS ADARE EFFECTIVE IN ALL STORES LISTED III LOW Pinecrest Shopping Center Hwy. 1792 at 27th St. - Sanford tk',' I �- -- — -- -- -- - --- -- --- - ::_..__ - - •--- - --- -- -- -- -- - -- - - - - - 6C—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, August 16, 1972 Crab eat Proving Popular Us TOM HOGI: AP Nrsteaturrs Wi-ncr 4 Despite the soaring cost of shellfish in Amenea. It still is one of the top favor- . '- '. ,fhs into an dciii ie Mend lost sp'eeil .ind .isl,l hot butter l,r'.1 si- s.,i u en. pIus 4 tahteSliifls lemon grotu.ilts Itit'nd about l se Quick Hs'llan4ai'e Heat fi ounces butter to huh- juice. li tthlesrson s..iit and oflst or until s.iuce is thick and bling, but don brown 15u1 6 pinch of ca.enn' iltira motor smooth 's. t tilt th Ofl it th4 it,( .. Ii t Fjr torn of n.t t.,ttcr spreads os'er bottom cit make 16 crepes l5ui an OUflCC of Heat a four •rn,A ll Pot ir off and reserve clarified brush stith clarified huller the pan Cook crepe quiekls on the crab meat tilling in each but let t)isc-ard sediment IT'. tk)t pour in I tablespoon of the hat- both sides Repeat prcess imtil crepe. roll and dress stith 1101. all ingredients are l.ltTiled I t butter and skim off foam Pe Americans With All Iho ',.-trilrtrrf tfr.r;IICJ ing Duckling Leads All Far Eastern Main Dishes W WII 1)I-,l.1(,lf-r ('OpEO) ?'ei Serslt-e ,:";"-' is groitilig th iii 1(11110 But the footLs pre- rraiis 0 IIN)%C prisared by ciok.ii In the Orient The prime rule to remember The Far Eastern Influence In Pared 1)) American homea ur arc greati)- simplified — /1nr$rss -.rlrij. I''i'ja;! I.',. 'ti,, in Chinese iiiokt'ry is no t to OVOI(ftflk Vgthlr •Jiiiuiil be tielirately tender, but not ,,u nnLshy. Aid the wcwt-r ilists's should establish a Just- bS4k right (iUi In the t*leiit, ttw s.rving ,f l'eking tins k I; Its' sign for t'Inking rice wine tiraal plum-like .tiu(' travis' fry irfmibinirig sirs, grape r", with mustard, ginger ar4 jarlie Thi.; sansoo not r.fl3y hits time htmri-ed *01) rially tw;k ainstist a whole tiny to prepare Today's easy-toiretre version has a trwlirrv-Igi ites here - at borne or dining J out The lair Michael e" C'f llnar% fame reported that Americans consumed more lb sters. shrimps. crabs, scallop oysters and clams per capita than Anv other nation in the world But then. oolhere else in th world can you Find such specie! Ut's as oyster stew. soft-shellei crabs and tangy chowders that abound in Amenc-a' Crabmeat is second oth t, shrimp as the most popular shellfish in the t'nitc'd States The hard-shell or blue crab of the Atlantic seaboard. the Dungeness of the Pacific and the Alaskan Kiri1 crab are tho most a citable in food stores In the opinion of mans cooks the small eastern blue crab for all as sweetness is hard worth the trouble of preparin. home After all. one can pur .,c frozen crabmeat tcks mthe Dungeness of the Vi-'. t 'St PARK [IS H 200 SOUTH ITEMS & PRICES GOOD OPEN 7 DAYS- A WEEK NEV5' TWIST-OFF C ._. 6 A enrnctare\__. ;tputr/mfltitMt V V '' ( NAISE oA,5 Ar k)T jAR SUGAR 5 Ilk lAOc flAc 77 P Ir M AYI I' TEA * WED. AUG. 23 COCA COLA A ' E I HOLSUM TETLEY - soft-shell crabs are sornt thing else. hoevcr Mars people are not aware that thi soft-shell is not a di'tinct s;wcte. but mereis a blur c-r that has shed its covering In the Chesapeake Bali, area of Virginia and Maryland. fi' ermen keep close watch f. crabs about to molt and si them off in special floatsr.tul they discard their shells Tht-si crabs are left an extra hour ir. t'e water until the ne shti a chance to harden encILwY. - -& ithstand the rigirs of sL; 111111, 1rT4TrY TIll WE N VER-- CL0$E kj\ WE HONOR * THURS. AUG. 17 - 1114 . . . ALL WEEK LONG! ______________________________ rrs'kling 'sfarrss Polo r it.; tantislIilng ra-'-4 'r'rn spiced marmalade g.te OPEN`24 HOURS A'DAY, BLVD41. A WEEK DAYS01PEN 7 PIA - SEMORAN ', rfr.''rti;rk."y TORE -ORLMDID~7 -No ,,j. hani-.s ft. -fiii-E;r, NO east; it r.a'itful lark r-4 jlau'rsn th. surface of the f,,,-! ROUND $ 08 LB LB STEAKS In miraiteit P-Pir .-.ff Arippirk, -.ruif wra,41CAIAlly Intil 4wo; rnmth and JirkrnM I-, mup t0qrg 1Lrk!. ,ng 'A 1~i LB BA R#41isro -Y G niif hro-qiionitly with tau 16 OZ 8 C FIfl.uDiC, (fr, It PACK s Ii ;urrquit if r ' .1' wr , ' In ' 'i The so-railed soft-shell cr,tu)d be bought live and cle. ed b your fish dealer Mti moment you purchase then After cooking. all parts of th' dressed. cleaned crab an edible They are deii(-ious fried or broiled and seldom tak more than three minutes t. cook The blue crab is asailble thi sear round in coastal are.i' The peak season for the of I shell is in Jul and Aucust Seakiod is a specialty of thi fIrm Box, a ?e York rrtau rant which is no observing it 25th anniversr Mike Was-ne the affable o rui It celebrating Ut c-casion ith a series of 1fciod pecialties from Lilt— .ter l)andro to Stuffed ('r;ib ni-at Crepes Herr i 1!11 re F-4. WHOLE SANBORN" ,',LL COFFEE A 7c HAWAIIAN SST'D FLAVORS IN Mis flour. eggs and egg ith egg t-atcr or 'hisk 'io mill sgar and salt end t'st "BLACKHAWK" BEEF BAG THE 460Z.2 Ra from WATERLOO. IOWA PUNCH II (''i,'."5\) i.r •'ftLiCKHA','K BEEF LEAN MEATY LONDON BROIL WESTERN STEAKS 9 LB. crab crepes Filling Sir-nmt-r abt'ut If . .ir- .---ii frosted crabmut in -: iture of ounces butter I unce sherry 3 ounce brandi ..-d salt pepper, garlic and bi i f aiies to taste Simmer a ft minutes, then rentflame Cr 4 cup sifts-: 4 eggs 4 egg :.olI' 1 quan miii 2 teaspoons sug.in I teaspoon salt 1/4 cup clarified butter I A 101 Us' FLA. (OR) GA. GRADE 'A FAMILY FAVORITE! Y OVEN-READY! II LB. SPARE RIBS $118 ,'.,;itr ZEST GAIN GIANT PKG! 4 7c :'.IfLt.'."-'-i; :'-.i: 2 - BATH vvv it,!il' I 7 C LB. 39 — 3-LB CAN $88 ICE CREAM 112 COOK 'N" I AING BAGS - NO CHARGE FOR SLICING, 12 Ivfe) "PALMOLIVE" 2.OZ FRENCH FRIES ETL 49c 5L ( PKG IL OMATO SAUCE Q. What k the nam. -f Oilcut f meat? _; l's-' . '.', .SS I D FLA iCiS OLD 'JELLO" P(,', ft. t?i tt.t ti I... th steak curtain, p thin, of the blade bone MILWAUKEE bnckb'ne, and may ir,cl., Mall pieces of rib bci, The Iran is cmposed fr. p r 1O . . . . . . . ic'', I cEEDt. (OTEX 4,'._9.-, . . . . . . (4iP 'FRITOS" I ?ILEACH RI . . . I I .&'i5 F Ty ..-' d A. ify traisirg r t.'riil:'.- 1U 0 G I. I • I I I I I I prs pot, doors or out. For hr L 53 34 39c '5 HU RFR ES H' — Broil at moderate ternperatiie for 7 to 30 min utes on each tilde, dperi ing on doneness desir'd 12 OZ. CAN 6 PACK (rare or medium). It - - PEG, JAR 101-sot. .i. - b. snow pe,t.. iiet1 .and drain-. '4 iiced .w3trr - --n0 bp n'. Ct tir'a.'vuH peors ilUt zich pi&ses. In skillet. ci.. nlery with jmger in butter ! temler Sid r'.s.'cuii irni - - - ouw jt1 the ce. He.*t, -r'.sn over rtce. M.ia- - - C)4 TABLE READY! ALL VEGETABLE! OLID If OLD FASHION "HOMEMADE" ITALIAN LINK SAUSAGE f or— r.' rti.'iltt.itesj .i:i.i •p'ijflt;ifle-. oily fimi Ika make hut Uncle Ed and .t tii. CENTER CUT "HICKORY SMOKED" LOIN FOOT LONG with -5" (ALLMEAT) arriving with 5(1% ;Iflt'! ruiitfce, 'i rubl,m fur the h.'"i.sk'nr who ha_s h.' r.-cips' 4 tfl Itcuitiurl it tile. The tnediiti ;-;ti. I ) 8-OZ. CAN PORK CHOPS (EACH) LII. PURCHA(S O $7 50, OR MOtif, IXCLUDINQ CiGARITtf to 2- 8 8C M 1 ENDER" BEEF ( 3 LBS - LIVER - OR MORE) LB 48c S -',.sdlI'v ,iviailable. the prep.' I, e.uy -and the AF IM I , ,icy and p4ckesl with tj;i,-. Ussirita out Rub.s StaZ3. hum-.f the Nat' t..5k .sod Mss.it Ft - BANANAS...... Ld "FAMILY-PAK" IRISHCRPMICIHGAN I I LAROL Jflfl 9c 18c ca'. TASTY N WEST PRUNE PLUMS. I I I I I I I I ekb FIRM RED RIPE - TOMATOES I I I I • • • " 28 38c ,tt.'r.titd mik 'PARK & SHOP' • OL A N LIO NOW 1A HOURS FANCY CALIF 28 I I I I • I I I I I ;ars (¼)t OUtline' :onden-si.'J tofliat.' ', I c up cracker cruasta A :A, s , 't :- su . '. 4"A OPIN ?A;t to 1A4101D so , PEARS -'..' I"., nil's Reunion Ham I 1.'s'.4itIs i-.i,i ii i-i Jill 4 pkfunds diutnil beaten I :An A03 .iunc-:s - C.'mbin. all Ingredients '. thoroughly. Pick Into two tnnh loaf '-sos or form tot-.' t.'asi's, r.s.'h at's'ut long, and IIOACIP on rank in a ' 0 ' " -------' targe rstaa!ing tiati Rake In .t itl.der*te osen s .'."i)' F 1' h.'urs Sorve 5,"; .r is ith "I scrviti 0 niee' s -"phewi of .Lsaertesl timpy Jr-up in from •HOT PORK CHOPS 8.98_DOGS 1801 PLEC LB. PKG. OLD FASH;ON "HOMEMADE" Smoked in Fresh : Pred in Tasty 1.cn.i' For Fam i l y or Frieujs SAUSAGE L 8.88 MEAT 18. 6 I IP,iIT 2 lLIA5i. WITH 0THl (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESIRV(D) i BABY FOOD BUTTIRPAILK 'OPt SWEET MILY to 5 inches from heat CSOS :hieken giNet AA "LEAN-TENDER" B EEC H NUT STRAINED BISCUITS place marinated steak 'n grill (it on broiler rack 4 .ip ground glrrg"r :rbspsbutt.ei i martçlrur -' low PPICI ii bet to t;vt- t. cut thin and to marir.z,'. It. for these are Iris tds r than ,teki cut from t?,e Join or sirloin. To britti. - TALL CANS $ 00 58c 4looz$1, r'.4xnlL ipeiir-.. ileti md tr'inn't pi uruill' ti STRAWBERRIES HOLLAND C)uTCH TI RXEYOR1FTsi DOG FOOD II I11IIIl4/44lFu1p4IP! I.' - t.sp. allapsi" "ROXEY" 'TROPHY' A 2 hours for 1 inch steak..). in .' MEDIUM QUEE braise, brawn the steak'. add seasoning.' and a smofl amount of liquid. cover and cook slowly until tender (1 to P4 hours for ' to 1-inch steaks: 1'4 to ir "n'ter, hrtashin4 fr.'quertt lit spired m.ir-'.--...i .ii,,.t inCa quar.- - 't o'r, "FREEZE it rZ leiaoej, hake in uitstitior.al 1-, itori Pow• .1' 'ppiraj.1 Remove foil cns''r .flUi-ttt.' r'asting duckling i, '4t't' to ALL PURPOSE k t'. it iiit.i if tile 'ip M rack.s ;n or-ge iho,os r.-istlng pan .w'r :ns.'i "th Aluminum '.il jikeat iL 4.5 minutes Prick skin .'rainoc.iiily Restucs, temper i- FLA. GRADE "A" "BUDGET" SLICED MA COOKERY t. ili% 'g,?h • AL " ( A it a'.th salt, ?taretr -.,i T- * �— LTi TI111 __ ITiTT TTTrTi: II iiz: . T 1 TI ___ SC—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, August 16.1972 TL 70"Ta Tom Catsup FLAW QUAL _ ChunK 1i• Borden' Ice- Milk .. ' s so-on. 49t L rJ i Sugar S'I%L tedbe Punch Tuna I Grhams Apple Sauce ......... Honey sews 4. ', llhlit OR ' 8 Coca Cola c: 6 Beer JeIl-O Gelatins 59 F' I... '' 95 2 . ws Thursday, August 11, '•A ••. Cotta e Cheese .........• THE EARL HAD A WORD FOR IT :1 IF ON C1.6 FlorIda 32771 Price 10 Cents 1972-Sanford, 64th Year, No. 259 . Schnr)l, which werflowing .'i,r.Ilm.nt Mrs .Ian Rrant oar1 made Brothers T __ - A present 'arned when the chairman. ioted tt rescind tg action on plementing he 4i3 yar roind ;ch'e plan, that more and more elementar whooI rntild he 4fl double, eSSiOrY this y.r and in 'he :,'ar However, the $15 fersinn ,vruild 1w had on effect on !his, ar' nr -.I!r' "'' - . Breakfast Cl;d b v"ar on . . .1~prinR Iake Flf-rnpnlary c;rhreilq Sept 5 will he after r,pening day The school board W nevlay af . league Middle School was placed "rru,,n deeided it, InrIIJdP grade I at on d-aiMe sesqiring a year an when it l/,ngv.'(%4 EIemeritiry and grades I2 rp'ni jt.s dr,rs ft will he again on st E'orect (lty Flemcntary on a splithalf day scion until the completion of diy Seh('duile, t)(icI afl a rerrem Ike 1rantl High School in late tnind4itioti from Sd)(%jI Supt •lr,tin 1)emh,r, at which time Milwae Angel, who disdr'd that available Middle School will again move into u.s data ifl(liNItP these two eho(ilc will old facility which will he cupiM n enrollment of 1(1 ri'r rent aP,ve September by f.ake Rrantley .?udent (1f)flcity. (inc bright light apar; on the f)ouhle Sessions also may hem the clouded school hnri,.nn with the 4. NOW .. - 44_M4. $169 SALE 3 stl 10' Z89, . . VOLUME 39' 'p.: fnr Un ' 39' 1*wo II 'nmrpinfy 11001.4 will be On "1011hIrt qr-qQion_q when - . 39' 2 den Corn ........ Go! \ I . I&D PUBUX: 3, Vanish ................'. I _ LLUSTTIATtDLIB.9AIWOF , 45 ...... / \ a FU ,ilI - I Double Sessions Upped &-111T cup 3 $1 1L49t L__ -A More Are Anticipated _ 1 problems since if waS OAt implementation until •liilv, 1 Sub . - S t low 14~ Breakfast Clot) Etta; .-1. 49, Mazolo Margari ne Milk Sugar 39 3 Tall Cinnamon Rolls '• Eercar* E Lb 6c J Y At Sheriff's Trial 39 = Do Fresh Yogurt c . ••• . .-. .•,. • ,. .. ..... ra'. .mme i 'C $ 4 , - Sour Cream ..':' Longhorn Cheese --' . .... 'r a - 99 Swift's Premium Tender Crown Gover n ment £0 Fresh notfrozen. Ricotta Cheese •- It 39' i.4 ht4n .ka FM F - . .' 79, ....... R i• - 69' Orange Juice Lemonade / 3 -• Be ell Pe ers . pp Golden Fries .......... NEW OW" , •..•-• •. ..".. Baby Limos , 3 ç.o u Hot i;04J - 89' 254 it, 99, Breaded Shrimp - — FOR lit Honeyd each ews to. o". I— Biz Detergent ......... 69c Liquid Peanut Buffer 65 SOY . . . • . . . . . . . . 1. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i- $ 5 0 1 49 c - Facial Tissues ;u minute t(iilinutL - L COSMOS - T . 'i'' a "' C3 $j a j i _________________________ [ED E DI,9,1_d., 5-01. site orn 0 116. con ' reen S amps s Chase . i( 'S. A;~M rash P I I • I I • • s, Pear Halves ........... 4 1 Fruit Cocktail i I . a. ........ . . . . . . . . . 4 Whole Green Beans Pork & Beans 'I 5" 5'. IL,M ..i.... ' 4 6 . . . . . . . . a 30C Ic berg Lettuce e 1 .. 23t i 1451 ) '5' I'' C . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • ., 1I' Kosher DIIs "" a • • • I " • • • 69 . 4•.•, Coffee 6 9 9t Seedless Grapes . . • • :' Green Onions C F PT I N Pf T ID HEAVY W( TERN I I F ')ALE U.S.D.A. FOOD ®re* .-- '.1- I'oT STAMP . 1Li1I __..tI_!t.' Chuck Steaks ............. 89' -, Ha• '•' Imperial Roast I L A., English Cut Roast Sill Short Ribs . Brown Serve 75' . . . . . • • . ii ,,_ F Fried Chicken .... a 1* 0 . ., a Hard Salami a. - - a a • a . . Orange Juice 'p $169 . . . . . . . . . . :: . '. £L eou •ver........,.... ' 79' c.a.uta , • • • , • , ., • .... .... ' Potato Salad : 59' '' Right Guard, ' ' 994 II L33t' CHNA SERVILE PIECE ) fy ii siiumethin' '' "' JW G — - r' iurttd about Braunschwelger Polish K iclbasa t I..., I - P. • 4 £ a .a • • a • a S1.65 n'tesimictits scheduled for Nlonda)', ncsiuui> and Illurshhul) it In (tie court house will hic't many, many Imuire indignant laxpa> rs IItIiIh ti o H.sti. ,, .. ..• ,, I ta. 4 I'71------- --r. heard t*i 'ti MAR 1 . . . . . . . . K ET S I OR s,e 171J'AreenStam $•• 1•• • • • • • • • • • • .,t. Iaur ., - 'a / Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford CLOSED SUNDAY Ir'tI 'ittens hui.umlt,ig - .. r levitAs ft thv : . it gal 'I 7 1 ._A- ••-_- . t- - : , itinit ji Ljk%!.%Iunvw %7~w N- 1,100 %it IQ% •clusise self. flIan•1 ud the jov ¼ - - . - .. ,LIIUtIILS VW SIS Ov.ag. Cels 14.... cli. -. . - - _54 . -'.- Richard I'lacr Fund. 13 Saturday lind Sunda Pinecrest t)nlve in Sanford Need any Items you'd like tit donate ) i who He's the Youn g avriomly injured up worthiAlidr trying to staic thst- 51115 of now fe ll, ' k Itirtiugis In It.- Irtit rLs iii 'tus' painful skull. Isi' k unit siuliusi ss . , tt.ItIiIit4itiLfltlJII,s.. 8U5 `2995 YOU LJl1 01 ut UI ii 'his - 279 1 , uJ54VU5 '.l .,)ii,.,t?tJ5,Js• Y,)J SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17.92, Casselberry Notlev at Internal Itevellut incumiw i'as AtisKe l4uiy It''' office: 1995 1 - - ._- - . -.. - - =. - -' . - er . . '' - .irihr ont'v doer's to th t 4'eti ft'nmmuU f!uwuu house this wet,nj itknts will be , Ittis'. I it1SV.L3 VI V - SIt) PA It K I NG spatTs. each 5o per cent larger than fo r tile lialldicapiwd, What few nevessitie-N are u t ;)E0% kI (1 on lioth the east not III't% idtd 'a hum the tonqdt m be ha d tiii usual fortht' Ill"1111 1(1\%t.l . s sides of and \%t-.-,t C011JAI (vet ill the building \%hvrea shopping euilt i i io attMi % Initial iii residents of the senmni c tthzvtts hzi e bt en reser d ti4 spiii. (),ihJ'iLhlhtt\ Stall L'htu ) . 1193 it - 'trset l,Ia)tQbs.ul ' - VW s.as P,s.s WhIIV shullkbo.ud hit hkult iitjmtt as Ill aduut ikj . New Enijine Sh.irRico. v n BAK ER ljoilk-di kt%:l i to. , t %Id 19951 $ 1395 LKSWAGEN, INC it Oa support it, please SANFORD PLAZA . anut'n P- 15 u.OZtIJtttlt'aj. ir=~-& . iepht'n I.. .IPLIm degree cE .Ictivmt' us beim i'PC fietinw= - - uud the vtae'J uu . .. uie, tveiing us ui ti'e utr Even Uw vtvw Orinn *ti,- V All ' - isswning .i,mrnnd it ,s.,.'a4(t,,g' siBr.im rower- - Y-AF-006 #• 4 Small Shrimp m .1 ,1I, - Pille with sewseve 4½ cli. / 69' i t-tio "s.11 itsui. 50 by tottlay and it looks I . ...... • 79' : 'it> nn1unv it I a n n ut 'ent. Captain 3urwrt vu Its r si nent the as al rminiv. 'enter' siei aff ')tfIt'r Bra Open House Set This Weekend tol I I Ir Ii 2interpur or rimin imur dtt with iun, r'iiir', ter. 'no ret'ctv S *i fltniteiy Si 30U te h4n ir t 11111W v the us. it i ar. either U I(1 'wit 10 I I . . . . . . . . I - , r n 7 ) I I ' Dottie) , World, n Stamps Sliced Bologna I I ' I Ar ke B 16 d (4nt ii int 5*nf r I it ( tuiclun Liter &. mi.s.sioc.er is si du1etJ ' r 54W meeting this afternoon in a MeCbnaha jouei1 hia two rcas to a 1W,) a r;sr ()flht effort to resolve a olleaguti le>cr fld SW iLw utispult us r proposcd pa> stm but ht cr1 en further It A pointed iut tur ng increases for cIt emnplo>es t IICd theft ire other CII) 'ssrnn theft -aj e'im. Coituiussion itartt-tt a obs Uut al~s recd capping paroble position in the counry ro>al Wetlnesd.s aiternin lie pru)sd stud) the sitar> 'uif 1,, follow :1 ------ usstl. S Oulik (eisa completion of their finding To iee what happened to the top of this Ill70 Bwck. ioe_ page 2—A Rupert Chastain Photo i 1* - f trs aIrt'asly visited the ('ape .ini i Pa they'll be here for it uouple . ' killed in this collision on Sit 11. 11) milesscjuth of Bunnell Wednesday morning Troopers J W Peaden and it B. Yates are handling the in- 111.311 Mt'>r and JulLin Skn.trotii $1Oj to 1ZJ.i. 3A Irocset1 '.ipptng the .it.trut'i Tnu1* has 'n pcud of Knowles. TaHUII .ir.d trs Knowles for i tr.iea Wear that snifle, it you'ry on the river. oil one if tileR' I a staff froln the N.Itlon'll reen tampsL.....A L .............................. LIKE IT WAS CUT IN HALF Brings 'Battle Ro al i .. ON THIS WERS FEATURED I I I: tie ror P-ilarix , 1-------- r . ' IUI - • SAVE $1 *65 'i,' I I & I5. I) -411 555 iioami restaurant, Ansi bitt' your tongue . . all of you s'P had guessed th.1t Ole ".1 -- I 'uutertsinmen( iir -, I ispitai notes Spork Stocks I ( - -w. ri:Il:uusiner 3 hn \l .rrls •lhu h is :ieed i!ter that shi,u 4) to certam proix)-^i large jji~ increases uwd by tht- t-~-ino t f I anij taktrist p%).jitions such for 187 1-its %hirker's. inck;ding it tion todas - r, Prr,j%'L11.,Z ",I% ii iui,in.ser W E ks, 'reases SC (unante duct t r }Ienr> Tii,un tJnder the r pa ,t , 3A Intl aLint fin.int director the thy tmur.,r ouW ru-. 141-~l ItilturKLI .1 12~117 irtr-,sw th _______ Public notices choice tid-bit you'll pick-up it) Clean er 20... ii:. Zdlum ct.wa.r Old Fashion Loaf 411-511 which she said starred her ('rt)%)rsJuhu/zlt' I. ............................... 19 Ai4 ,' $3 3 ' .' - —'r_. 4J . career. I)earb,y \ ou just never know what I'stttoriil tisiliulient Isioll Reach a 1 CI '* % illistn Jr.. ordt ring the iii rk ti lppri)%e pa)rnrlIl of bilk submitted by ('nun r sr't rs dititig to Mirth 11 I'' Further. r Iki k Ith is ordered before the court on Aug. 21 at 3: 15 p. in. tip show lause he shuIt1 not pay 1_ . ou hear about the six-tnetnlM'r Circuit Court Jur \n"s (i('.ii in Fort Lauderdale. which awarded Miriam IuuthMAX) ('.ik'nsLsr in dainages for an operation it) Classiliell.11IS s ----'i( EP Green St amps L_ . I . - - — *o,t' I_Ill jnureefluamps ...... 3.7'. 89- Hair Spray 95 59t '.' l.i.5 'l••'d• -- ..d Polish Sausage . 691r jig - 1°' . . . . . . . . . 29c Tasty Tomatoes I..p..• 39c i a" FIaftit & "••' ••'. •-" een Stamps IIiTjl . ragt of political lon%Lntlons IS I bore, says the former Today show productr and hit up coining Republican con tuflIcl ave e be liii' most boring of IA)ok, I didn't say it. It was At Morgan. But . I've been 0% j ' Oio Herbal, Li on • Sou,.,,a Shampoo F` 18*1 -. ' / '" 5.4', 4..., French Dress ng Cascade 69t ON Fr T 1 JW • :;k ir I I I wIili ii fur r(( sit ,miatuilainu, his Ia (fl lit (ISU ;it i i Curti hi ur s Hlq-rlMs SlUt against Clerk tit the it nut Arthur 1k k Ith 1 the 81 ariiatii v tire ~aw rnjnuLsmus has bts.n tlorn it cisc is exciting Let's set , 14.5 t LL 'r'v' illness and lit- id 1)(ten confined to state hospitals %, ickers.a black man. was jaileda(ter lie %%,its unable to pay a $26 traffic fine for not ha%,ing an inspection sti( ker oil his car It's official now ... one of the Bol It J ackie I luff nian, 23. a lid Ja Ines I lufIlijan. :12. vice chairnian — "Independents Detnocrats for Nixon admitted having prior criminal recor&. Conimittee." notic other than Paulucci. - C II 'uui iii uittu r s tid hi did in a sorn staU 011 ot ((lid he lit' lying . the attorney asked -till .;er in Ins 1e CU rtont-trid w , X / ptosed the question of w hether it was to entice it disgruntled Jeno Paulucci into thu -pro-Sixon" L 111111100 0* THE WEST SAvI "r #tnsj 'nnids r,i r r h !løt -ix%il-flrinjjIrident ' - — Is hill(] tilt, _______ . t %oil tell it,.%o other im-nati,$) that you and vour brother beat Vickers to death" I(obertson 9 AlIked. ail ain getting a iw9ative answer, E,irIis'r the 90 -uid liuflunarm t es tified that he gra bbed d \u kt N .it th sheriff's instructions List ________ April 1:1 [Iv said lit- held tilt- traffic %- iolator by tile arI i I s ,, . Then ill(. sheriff caniv inand kicked him Ili tit(C L0 sloin,ach (hret, or four linies," Iluffnian said 11) John A. Spt)l%kl "What did tilt- sheriff Na0 asked prosecutimt, Remember it couple colunini State AM. I(obert Eagan. back when we mentioned thala "fie is not crazy. Not a bit crazy," litiffnian al assistant to Mr. Nixon quoted the sheriff as saying. • 1it - -, Ctnth fly' 4' 111t F Illiffinall Said 9 65 Fryer Wings 59 ' _________________ _d,e4 WU 7 ~77~ 'our brother stomp on Vickers between the i l4iles'l(otmertson asked .hb01:5li .' -.9. .- ¶ "Did 65 Drumsticks / Ø took the t ' 79 . lit Jr* 1 blows to Vickers' tomach. Defense att1) John Holwrt.son went on the attack after Jackie Iluilman 69C • • • • • • 1 old sheriff beat and kick Nlianiian 'rointilly Vickers, denwd inflicting tile fat,11 •.—..— w Fryer Thighs 87' '.' • . 39 c Cut-Up Fryers . . . . • es Fryer Breasts S • S S • F Th eCap ta O(.ALA, Fla . (Al I I ' I)rcuItiuun itiisses were crisis XarrlIn((I flednesday bY deletise lawyers who asked liii' former lake ('ountv .fail inmates if t1e participated in IdLil beating of anothe r prisoner or thi h Sheriff Willis McCall has been charged utti second- degree grtt murder. . 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