15 10 272 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c239331cb985b51e08586c75f4ef1e42.pdf 7f015890598549380142a9ea1755ffb9 PDF Text Text 128—The Sanford Herald Chamber Unit Unanimous osed aleOpp Hos pi taIS Wednesday, May 3, __ PRICES EFfEC11VI MAY 3-0,1972 M 11144% It k Fireandlw Parsonal Service. Iisceunt Prices—. Great Bonus --• J • wRalk,.. UU Buys, Fine Western Meats and Personal Butcher Service ra' U.S.D& CHOICE STEAKS SIRLOIN TIP or RUMP neu c*igviavi -. rI LflC DER$*u * Pie. Store 1601 W Ift Lu evr Swiss Steak Cube Steak imperial Steak K.C. Steak 704oa$349 L It. t.. CI4OPPIP 51OIN Steak Patties s iastç. Aw... Kismrn.. BOYS VOTES iLew C11,0111111111 Prune Juice 49c ,... )U bUD VUIt &fT1MUL ftilt ^4 DU wr Bartlett Pears 38c Beef !!! I io.so* 'lhbø $049 £1 I wu . L' ADCALICACT ______ 'Enough Doctors' CICHM inState 1. Y. Strip Steak C !! - __ WrILI .(I1IL&çZ Of I 1PI4J16..I JUl.SIT 3 ____ I .. 67c B 0 Sauce C 100 tIs?rC WITH PIJtCNASI O Luncheon Meat ONION. CHUCK WMK3!4 s*US,urV. PIPPIR Steaks oaact *vi t1 bormuda FAIRWAY FARMS SLICED BACON...-'.d U'' '' '' '' I l!'r st'I I lpUnI Ii,'uti' i'.i,'titlt til, I lifriI iihji'i tl,',' Is, Ilsc i'iil II4 ''' issil tc,iii,sstksl ls.yi s4ui WHP I,tillt with 1,iI.1IIISI n1v tnfr,nnUnn 1,11 &qn'Ii ,,wiittct'N f the (1t'tlYf'(I will No Inward ShOflI date to the frmpital aIe and I J $)tIhlI(' fundi for cart' Greater Sanford (iinmt's'r of reat'IinI% to the aIIIt' s( 11w aufjo cfJflqtru( tI'sn In S'PII11I Snnlnok will not until I'm iatisflt'd it will pubIir (1w public would yt' CoulnIerce legislative and inettiral fn'%lty. in the tw,t i the 11w tinninUl,i, also requested control under private ownpr*hlp County, Robert IH.ehn, eorn national affairs COIUI1IIIICC (or rising insta to rare for initittttw tisiriiian. pointed OUt entire c'minty.'' Vntc%1 unan(niout' today in counts' c'otnmsslonc'ra 411(1 private SJ(flfOIsi I.a; s"tflp of 9,4' 'most Walter 1iø$ow enmmfttoe 1 under al opoM(Ion to the proposeli tale hospitni trustees establish a digefli' ider,ii if health by the Seminole County (1uu. jntnt.stuslv group to lrwsk into the owitership, hospital would horrible of schools In member, and ''if new not the countyiatnplt care shouM he satritketl for proltt, t,*ratt' for mission of Seminole ctnoiiiil priipottlion. Philip I ognmm, chaIrman if (lie nect'ttnrlly hit i are of ui1ier1ts; are In tie built, they should be as qehnnii, sines education hospital. i'itiifliJ' Ii. lion by lIft' replacements (mit the Sanford already res1ved 7) per cent M Iy a nine.to.-zero vote, the ChillIlbor sul).'omnmnItter trustees ntol IIicfli'al staff for the ecilnty'S tal dollar. c'oniiittct' fli't'tptt!'4l motion the sale, 'aid 1w host lenr!1t lrwik'ati'ig that only Cvelartl cotnmnentd why not lb. hospitals operations In 9t' , iisws lisisniti, by Mack N. (levt'lansl Jr., that 4, 1972—.,anforu, nor Ida 3771 Thursday, yt ou'u John itothi smwnethlng was not dncw to .I2 former riMe senator, going on necessarily have to be sitlit to past. Price 10 0. !Q Clevclnnd said the hospital ansi firmirninrind had rriade the Seminole health department rrcocut oppoatng the salø until the highest bidder, a luni beer; fl101'C Information concerning thought previous when county was voted on county.witle and sthlrmtwnts wanting to sell the property along with the •'s hospital, John Krlr$er. Chamber t,nl if it Is *iW 541(1 .14 miii (45 proinrtv is transferred. the p posiiI Is known. 64th Year, ('lc'elnnsl said 11w law for. trenwnds'tit burden'' to tas• manager, rsb4erved, ''fo two Accompan>tng the vote and inctuiled In the motion were mcml>' required tIIuh property payers at had been stated in an people tell us how to run this oriall(lo rotinty'" Ile added the Count letters from the Chamber ,,umt be solil to the highest eilltorial In an OALNO as fostering the Commission Ir"Ilvidually shouitty C 1111littee to all fl%*r County til(Wer after heing ileellirril newspaper "stand up and be crius!ed nn hospital' sale. Co,iinüsslon members seeking surplus. Quoting a statement by Greg this quetinn. Logan read a resolution their personal feelings relative Later, Commissioner A. ',, , Drives t)riiTfltnnd. t'funt > to the 5:41,', plus letters to formed by 114 suteemmnIttr4', I I •. 11) 11111. S('l)11 , 49c I T-Boae Steaks HOLLYWOOD. Flat, tAP - Doctors are flowing into So.ath Florida population centers faster than their potential patients, but some small COUHILCS in the state ALL MEAl I are still without their first physician. lb 78 Wieners ALL 0I ' ic., • Instant Coffee enough doctors in Florida. We just don't have them in the right COPE LAND icro SAVI C)L IAFT PRESERVES places." Dr Floyd K. Hurt told the opening session of the Florida Medical :S55c Round Waffles . 47' lb 69c FROSTY MORN SUGAR Dinner Franks sociation Wednesday. s eny WITh PUCNUI Of CURED SEMI-BONELESS "Four counties have no doctors at all and several have only one or two," said COPELAND SAVE lOc, OCEAN SPRAY 100 BOYS VOTES sac IT1110 1111LOW 919 the Jacksonville physician, who is president of the 5,020member FMA. ,49c 12O*. Cooked Ham U'Y 4. ["L Crnaberryiuice Dr. Hurt said liberalization of the state's medical licensing law has "lured HAM Cut Green Beans 4 ° FANCY SLICED SAVE 32c, Dl L MONTE phvsc'ians to Florida by the hundreds." But most of the new physicians are set 4 ni 78 FRYE RS Beef Liver tang up practice in Ilade Palm Reach and Broard counties and not in the 4 °' Stew. Tomatoes 4 $1 Sweet Peas lb 88C EXTRA TENDER places where they are needed most." IAIRWL *IU SAVE lOc. CA CAMPBELL lb 88c Because of the relaxed licensing requirements. ice Cream 5B' Baby Beef Liver Tomato Juice 66 oz 49c the FMA president said "growth in our physician population is exceeding that of our general popucO U11 CHUCK nv , . iatioil FRESH PRODUCE ROAST "Ten years ago, there were 5,500 licensed physicians in Florida serving a population of a little -- - - minion, . - - - Hurt -saw. - L.dSI .,. - . )CUI . . - - 5V ... -IIUU I. _i lb said. less than man W.si,m, R more than 9,200 doctors serving about 7 million 10 6-12 ox. No Return Bottles CANTALOUPES people." FRESH MISSOURI In addition to those setting up shop in Florida, the 3 o, $100 FMA members were told that there are more than lb 68C Cnsp Ic.b, W-.111011111 VA Pork Steak A I Will, 15,500 physicians in the United States who have Ii. LETTUCE FAIRWAY COUNTRY STYLI censes to practice medicine in Florida. U4 lb 59c IS "Obviously ii we experience an influx of transient 6"le 19C C Sausage Z.Il*oo Y.Ilo* physicians during the season in populous areas, OSCAR MAYER standards of medical care could be altered," Dr. Byioba A. Spoiski O SWEE CORN P Vernon B. Astler said in a written report to the T"Ill 12 .lS I Smokie Links 10 #W69 It gets to be .t14 hat", thank convention. lb. That question, plus a controversial proposal to 16 99c Id like to know ...... froinboth create a collective bargaining organization for WILSON t Mushrooms ourBoard of County Corn-Florida physicians, will be among subjects GOLDEN RIPE Bologna or Salami AND the Po-discussed by the FMA's House of Delegates later FRESH MISSOURI be at the railroad. "Is a We this week. Bananas 9c $ 1 09 6oz 39c more important In Orange SUNK 151 Gov. Reubin Askew and Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D58 Boston Butt Pork Roost 39c County; Ct &ies.n't little old Ark., are scheduled to address the annual meeting Lemons county Seminole • ) CLt2t on Friday. RED BUSS anYmore'" U.S.OA CI401C1 BONELESS SAVE lOc, BATH TISSUE SAVE 20, FAIRWAY FARMS 5 u 39c Potatoes 4 Roll 39c lb 88c 39c CELLO P4K For as long as I can Orlandoan Arrested Chuck Roost Poll ..,armiui Potato Chips __ remrrnbrr, siiriat,rI th e 4111111 4W FRESH BOSTON BUTI ts SAVE 1 ic, MAXWELL HOUSE SAVE 7c, FAIRWAY HOT DOG at questho arose usually alter SNAPPY someone got hurt or killed at a lb. 58c 2.43c Pork Roost lb B.1168 Coffee Hamburger Baits raIhoad crcusni5, the cry and For Disney Threat 3 s 25c CUCURShTS hue arose about how "there lb Sausage OSCAR MAYER CAGUIS 110,430t IO1GIA UADE a WISDU 6 5 lb kpo - $849 -- . ' .. fl '•.' - '. - " - EAlPWt.Y MARKETS 7 BOYS CONTEST BONLIS VCIES Soo MIDNrn 69c Fudge Cake DANISH Coffee Rings TASTY Onion Rolls PMKM Pumpernickel Ills J-4 79c ft SIZE Bologna MORRELIS Cooked Salami LEBANON FAIRWAY MARKETS SI, 990 SAVE bc, DEL MDN'TI Fruit Cocktail SAVE 6c. CASYLERRY 35C Not Dog ø*ili SAVE 20C. CAI1NA1ION 65C Inst. Breakfast SAVE 34c KELLOGG Pop Tarts aologno L&%Z lea 4th BIG WEEK I SAVE 7c, BORDEN SAVI lOt, ltoz 69C 3I 29c Coffeemate PliW! CAMPBFtI CDt 19c P10 4k 89c 3 9. FROZEN & DAIRY Curly Noodle Soup11 oz 22c BEECH NUT STRAINED 9c jo, Bay Food LAND '0 LAKES . 89C Butter ______ lAy 1 mta PAPER COIPOS CreamCheese 225c SAVE I bc. PfPPERIDGI 4 foe 9. Pie Tarts SAUl 6c, )Vt!li Big 10 Biscuits 2o39 SAVE 21c, I MORTON DINNER 1 $100 %flhloI iaaaaY. AT soac car.nw. 1 commend brother Carl Lang!ord. Still another eexample 600 WYS WILL WIW Ga ITO.., SAVE . -. .• 2 6 FOR - . . 01-59 PLUS MASKA WWI INK, WTUINX fl 2' I II Stuffed Clams 6.. 98c 1b Y• ib. l 1 I 1 !i5 ri il W- wa. E,, r- th'ii !A Top SWTS M2SIh t. OUTBREAKS of murder may be triggered the moon tugging on "biological tides" inside human body, a team of psychiatric researchers has found. Perhaps you won't think of as being on tim'! "good" II Of the news, but maybe I t'a prevent an accident from b.PPÜII6 this To (1w young lady d.'lving a blue station wagon, who is lieU bcznwhileleavtng ebutiurtien Estates area on twi' way to and sthool In the znctnlng m.*kejaprsctkeclfpauifl&lna dufgt-tir*'d "no passing z.one" IEEL'BIN ASKEW says plans to lend Florida policemen to Miami Beach during the Republican National Convention will revive a dormant proposal that cities aid each other in - . . 104 2401 JAR WITH THIS COUPON WITh THIS COUP A 1CPtAAE . SAVE 15C A.d.bi. :1 Losses 54-72 ---.-rnik . Ii r thP' , .. Before you hurt yourself or SOifli *flflO1IL we s ander .. why dontdia "grow I know that's NO'r the way y ou were taught In Driver's Ed . -. - - -' ' . drawing (torn the group. "1 had hoped Cu.elberry would participate because It Li in he planningarea. However. we cannot postpone what needs .-w4.i ..L....._ s...... C.4..,. wnv, " imuu.i Mayor Lawrence Swofford said. And Councilman Troy PtIand. of North Orlando. representing Mayor Gt*flviile Brown iterated his municipality's hope that CuaettierTY w3U1d remain a member. The group left the toor open for Caaselberry ts reloth at anyUn'w Meanwhile, CALNO has cornwritten received municatlon from George L GouW,o1 Ule Stateparent of Cmnmunity Affairs, pledging the prevous1y approved stata funds of 116.000 for various planning studies if the remaining three cities fund the 1 . . 1 s.:. . . . . - T .- ,. _____ . , .,.,uiL4,Lr — LOOK OF CONCERN TELLS THE STORY accident victims are comforted collided collided with rear of compact car driven by following accident last night at Sit 419 and u.s. Eldon Shiver of 501 Lemon St., Sanford. (Staff 17-92 whnn car driven by Thomas A. Tipton Photo) Mother Gets Prooation Bea ti* ng In F Of grant Funding approved by the represent3tives pending final approval by the respectiveCity Councils was Altamonte Springs. 14.000; Longwood $2,500 and North Orlando $1,500. that SM tayor Brown will be forthcoming from Lonwoodto be u.ied tiward the MU of maintaining an office G'I* rl BM personnel. HERALD INDEX placed on probation. especially other children, and a possible the tot. By.MARION BETIIEA Powers' attorney, Mack so since Powers had steadfastly Area deathi custody change as soon as 5.8 Cleveland Jr. told the court maintained his Innocence and Bridge ...... Charlene Powers, who possible. 3A ....... Powers had pleaded Calendar were rumors of Mrs. Mrs. re Mrs. Powers, charged with the pleaded guilty to manslaughter on guilty. Classthe.i ads .........68-TB murder, Powers being placed degree on March 13, 1972, in the second Nevertheless, Circuit Judge Comics ..........68 discharged attorney. Clark probation and that while he had of February, 1970, beating death Jennings, inher SB her 30 month-old daughter, the closing nothing concrete to substantiate Clarence Johnson Jr. castigated Crossword puuie ....... TA .............. Crane the defendant with the De. the state, made by being Lana Bennett, was placed on 20 momenta of the emotion packed a deal SB n coincidence statement, "you talk of cruel Dear Abby ........ was more tha it years probation by Circuit trial on March 13, 1911, and that 4.4 Mrs. Powers be placed on and unusual punLshment..the Editorial comnwnt Judge Richard Muldrew entered the plea. She wa. 5.8 her most cruel and unusual punish?Inment nterta placed upon presentence in- probation following yesterday. SB testimony in Powers' trial meat I've ever seen Is when Hotoope JWIgC Muhtrew adjudicoted vestigation and alk.wed to his >uu, a stx.(oot.Iour, -potm4* Hospital notes to fl defendant guilty of man- remain at liberty. She has since which, substantially led man beat to death a two-year- Public notices slaughter and ordered the divorced her husband, Ronald conviction, Cleveland contended that it old, 27-pound child. You showed Society division of family services to Powers. no mercy to that child. . I hope Sports ['uwera was sentenced to life WOS cruel anti unusual punish, conduct a complete and through sit after mnei;t for I'owers to receive life >ou don't tell people In tlson ri investigation into the Powers imnpriioiunentonMuirt'h20 uclwl )CU di1i." 1% Vegetable market iiisprlsomuiient 'in(t hi' wife to death of household concerning the three being convicted in the . .. .. - - - - - - - ' - - . - . , - . .. 1 sA VH There s T eTh '- "Could you get someone to take me to see my children on Mothers Day? Asur:1imig to the IIurc -it gt-Ls ht'r hair dune. She, like all ts.tlirfl wants to feel and be l.,kevie , wlo'ri they lssssk ice Trudy, beautiful. Now that she Is amble "Beauty is in the eyes of the around and don't to sla, more things for herself, gsss he adage they know w here ,ht, i. bchul'ier,'' o (lit' Well, when one looks at Trudy reported to alieIiii vcruI hours 'lit, has take,; mature Interest in ledbettt'r, one surely beholds a day in the I)t,yaicuil therapy self -Improvement. She loves to beauty. And perhaps a begin- department working working iLres up. AntI she now walks working on the bars, the pail with her cane all over the place ning serenity, Trudy Is a guest at the ups, and the other muscle without an attendant. EAkeview Nursing Home in strrr,gthening rquiptii&'tit Walking with her about the Sanford. She hits berm, there She goes Iii tpcechi therapy in home, and watching her conmore than two years. She was Orlando twice a week now and tinue to strive towards good taken there, following an the United Church Women of health, seeing her as she tires, automobile accident, which kit Sanford provide thu Iran- and as she pointedly ignores her ipsechucu and helpless. She sporLatlon for these visits to 11w being tired and continues on could not walk, or dress herself, therapist. Her speech ii down the halls, one can only (eel or teed herself and she could not beconning'mnuch more clear as immense admiration and each week goes by and the respect for this spunky little gal ask for help, But concerned nurses, sparkle in her eyes grows who positively will not give up. physical therapists arid the brighter. 'I want In be with MY She still uses tier alphabet folks at the family services children and want to take care division of the welfare depart, card to get the mmiesaagc across thieiii myself," she pointed of merit put their effurt.a together to one inezperie,wett in listening out to us on her little card. She with Trudy's determination to to W. Through an artic in also asked us to deliver a getw ell to that she ran go home The Sanford hleratsi, Trudy now By ANN SlECZKOW.'dl - -- (fliNG IEA('IAL VIOLENCE that claimed three lives in 1968, the Miami Police Benevolent Association says it will sue Miami Beach If ally policeman or citizen is "killed, injured or ind,cted" as a result of either political convention tJiis summer. (;0%1. times of emergency. . -- - -- .-_-.--- - WEATHER ... OFF fl D f M IIIM ' rflL,UIUUI : 'v p :.:::. salune I;racKers , cOUPOW GOOD ThRUSLfl ' ri •L----- ,IMrT. ONE OOUOid PEN CUSTOMER UTS GOOD ONLY AT FAlIWAt right agreed to InvUa the Seminole County Cornmtasimn ard the OIJo city mernbersNp in the gnhzatinn At the same time. Lonwnn4 '1 if Kenneth Brown. CAI.N(') 'l.isrrrsin. announced Mayt ('urtli Blow, of Calberry. indicated his city stands by lu -..- . -. .• Is absolutely no viable reason for not basing pies and or flashing lights at EVERY regardless railroad cruising of who'i gofng to pay for which more than liKely will be you and me, anyhuwi. A couple of hunks Of cr cruised Wards isn't sufficient motorists, especially so In this state with warningfor every car practically sditI'O(.. and its windows cluied- - -. .-. . . ... . . .. Headlines 9c N.ptun. Party 7ia. Ci—'--d JUMBO SHRIMP us. $1098 CONTES1 aos ii KRAFT MAYONNAISE FLY WTEJ1 IC CAUPO*WI* . -- ' b Inside THE HERALD XK 10I 24c -401 Seafore WI LI J A.i [..P1NSE PAID The son of a national tiara was arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Donald Dietrich. then released in his. father's custody after the senior Ilara posted 510,00{) 182 BOYS WIN - Wednesday and charged with making a telephoned bomb threat to Walt Disney World in an attempt to extort $250,000, police said. orange County Sheriff's deputies and U.S. Treasury agents identified the man arrested as 23-year-old Robert Hara, son of Joseph Hara, president of the Orlando-based Tupperware Co. Orange County Sheriff Mel Colman said the younger Hara, a former Disney World employe, was charged with telephoning a Disney executive last March 13 and threatening to detonate a bomb inside the huge $400 million tourist attraction if he was not paid $250,000. No bomb was found when authorities searched the amusement park things done — refusing to acC" excuses and alibis. AGED 1'.) TeQUQH 24 : D ou ble Cola Potato Solod : tf1Ikt I rotji I .iiev tiound.r Fillet 1 .,mbo F Smell Shrimp 4 Why is it that there's going to be 11.1 mIllion work elated 10 Orlando.......including all 35 major railroad rxossinp insb. Orlando city tuna. ..... and all Of it with 11 months NEWICANADADRY28OLRETURNBOTflES meg Crab Legs MATTLAWS EXTRA BOYS voits ,', o. os$ •uC'.It N S $JI5 oI IIPSW! S 1111"M M 61., 48' DELICATESSEN Cheeses *"' KING 6 1.36c Not "or fold P_ :. SAVE 54C 2 dos 48c Mini Cookies PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY FOR MDTH(S DAY CAKES L IE ORLANDO, Fla. (API dishware company president was arrested :' . Be e ought to be a gate at the P' tiCUIZr And more than likely. sne would then rerrJndthe public about wont of red tape involved with getting such an In. slallatlon ......... further. that it would take almost three years train the tune the request was made until it was actually '1' stalled. r fts LONCW)OD thUveM the three rsmatnin4 cities of the CALNO Council of - . 9 FRESH MISSOURI PORK SPARE RIRS Ahead Yesterday's high 87 low 65. Partly cloudy with slight chance of showers becoming to tier h,Ildren generally fair. Highs in BOa, cooler tonight with Trudy's five dilldren, lout low in upper SUms arid suns, the oldest age 12, and a With the exception of a long band of scatdaughter are In a iz-yrar tered rainstorms along the Eastern Seaboard' foster Itac In Mount Dora. She fair skies and seasonable temperatures were gas not seen them since (lanistimias. widespread ' .- tia' a t>Iiesrikr whit It ln'hIst'iI inunensely to strengthen her fingers, especially on 11w left hand and it also helps her in making her thoughts knusn. Twice a month, Trudy goes to (lie nursIng Piotmis"s beauty shop, Iiitt'tlge "So mmuiny people have be 11 nice to mime. I appreciate it. Hut could I ask one more favor? Could you get souicuno to take rue to see my children on Mother's hay'!" , 'JSrl' to the bt'atlty parlor does a lot for the iiiom'ult, of any woman even when confined to a nursing home, Courageous Trudy Ledbetk. injured in an auto accident two years ago, is slowly gaining in her atruggl toward recovery and return to her five children. (Ann Sleczkowskl Photo) �_________ -. - —t----- - - '- a- - -_-- 1 - -_J. - - - - ------1 --.-•-.±--.---,-, ----,-•-. - --•. -- Thursday, May 4, 19/2-3A I ho Sanford Herald Thursday. May 4, 1972 2A—The Sanford Hera iø Office Lake Al lies Hit Reds Urged EXCLUSIVE J.M. FIELDS DOUBLE THE DIFFERE4CE PRICE PROTECTION POLICYI Level for Seminole Co. ___________ At Launch Attack __ __ __ ______ SAIGOl. AP - South Viet- enerr - was pausingagain to The U.S Command, Ir .tvU nam- troops hunched their regroup and resupply for an- er of Its periodic reports on th first isanuterattack today since other wave of amulta. The old air wkT, said 500 strikes wen the enemy began an offensive imperial capital of Hue was be- flown by Air Force. Nay) an(i tt.ys ago. At the same time, the lioved the main taryet. Marine flgtiter-bonthm over rnvernrrent and the United Ever since the enemy Jaw's- North Vietnam In the put five Sudes began a crash prLqram etied Its offensive Marc'i , the days. axneo at roverzlns mllitar de South Vietnamese have been or The Command said that pro. feats. the defensive, elth.r retreating liminary, bomb damage aSeveral hundred South Viet- or barely holding onto positions merit Indicates me than 9 made a The United States launched a North Vietnamese suopl r:mtxit nasault Ui the central top priority program to replace trucks and seven tanks were ci. Ka ft A" SfE=0%`.qk1 Agetift for May 9, was the study of the matter of a cooling tower Zoning Director Robert treatment for the new courBrown has proposed a new thouae. This Is to be a seperate zoning classification which contract from the regular would permit office oriented courthouse work. Figures of (haincta. It would be designated approximately $lO,fOO were as OC district, bandied about during the He told the Board of County discussion of costs of chemicals ommIssioners there is a and equipment for this treat. efintte need in Seminole mont tower, County for office oriented Richarn Matt, of the thryn Re _ port Due _______ and appropriate auxiiia B A.'NsIEczKows)a Count Engineer William control devices to hand Bush will report nest month on flooding conditions could ' a an appropriate water level for used for this purpose. lake theCnuntvComn1usonon April c-orporated with a bridge where the rlg.t-of-way for Lake u.vn ctr& Jack Cooçier. a developer In ek on the north sine _______ JIt'S1FSS C\1) of what is billed as the isorids Ion I.r'nrhIrul zir1ilIrr ISmrn gun on U.S.-made eli.prorlIed M.l adds punch to Israeli forces in thi Sinai desert The big gun, in action, behrii, hns a ham'I 34 fret long and fires I-ri-pound shells at the rate of one per minute. under fire by both the county cooper said that tic could , commission and the residents of NOrtli Vietnamese from the Diii merit lossesIUSta1JJ in a raids above the comment on the plan until tie the area brause of the changes P mountain pa on Highway series of sett*cbi on 11w north- zone. had suffi.lent time to study tie in the level of the lake, which tie report pj 34 between iow en front and Informants was was adjudged primaril'. They sought to reopen the high. higtilantjs were averaging about responsible. a vital supply mute. The first hfpnwnt of US 100 strIkes a day Inside North F_ Rush said that he felt it pro ield reporv. said 40 North MR& M4t tanks overtusuled In VieMR.n, and a bout 600 ovrer thE ou e for his department to make its R. .irtnamear troops had been Japan arrived at the northern South, but there wert straw, determinations and report first villed In the initial fighting, city a! Ii Nang doubts whether the bombing to the Aw.iciated Pre& correspondSent To At the same time, a team of was achieving Its objective of of which, conferences with en: David J. Paine reported Pentagon experts flew to Saigon stopping the, Communist drive. rnotwr could be scheduled. Also t rn Plelkti that the renibat to insure that thy South Viet"This is 11w quietest day since • 14 w irv'kided in . .r.ault wits made tight miles names' have adequate Uut' offensive started,' said one Prison feenccs odd be the officials of Kontum and lii mites equipment to tight back against officer. ____ nf the Cit', of Casselberri. r.th of Plelku an arsenal of new Soviet-made Informants said it Was Rich.ird Haute anti Lee Roc 1 Mrs Gladys Stunner, owner of The South Vietnamese pam. weapons being -by Die sink- 11w North Vietname, tiw IMCIgC on the Green Motel. Jr., who laiD. pleaded glut). n tat. üstu enemy mist. i'.orui Vietnamese. were resting, regrouping anc c . gave her permission for .in'i- shortly after being landed President Nguyen Van Thie res'ippiytng In preparation for of a dangeraus drug, were engineering department t Ma) 10 helicopters and at dusk, ordered police and combat ftt assaults. fasten a staff gauge to a post on sentenced yesterday by Circuit X A X144; A , Sanford Business and I :ht1ng was still reported. tro to "shoot on the spot" Field reports said that air Lakeview PTA, 7 •. JLUIgC Richard Mt1drew. the dock. This gauge will .30 p.m., Professional Women's The Saigon command said anyone engaging in terrorism stTiki were rdonac.'. dlscuulonon4S-l5 plan. atthe installation banquet. 7 Club p.m. Houle was adjudicated guflty the levelofLakeKathrvivatafl or public' disturbances Cap- ofvefuciesbelievedt..hi-supp) of the Offense arid was sen. times in fret above mean sea Jim Spencer's, :srl off ii its lowest level of t&• Lw-ed enern . trucks headed toward the tenced by court to one Level Seminole Drug Council, 7:30 r.arth Vietnamese off____ enulve. dccate that Viet Cong terrorist tbreatenad Imperial capital of Residents assembled at a in a state prison. However, May *1 __ Sightings ol truck _____ attacks p., Altamonte School. and civil disruptions are Hue. court recommended that the public' hearing in Casselberry Seminole County Democratic 'wwevcj, Indicated that the jPlanned during the offensive. Enemy gunners fired seven 1Lake Mary Chamber of executive committee, $ p.m., Feiinuar', expressed a desire defenctsnt be placed in a youth. 1 lnm rockets at the big U.S. that the lake be controlled at a liii offender Intltut*nn. Commerce, 5 p.m., fire hall; room 2074. SJC. mllltarycomplex atptuznai. 10 Assistant Public' Defender tow waiter level of 51.5 and election of officers. Ih I)(P'A E.cTD fo tIi prnye';. 1n: tid witj- for Un pw-r'ha,sc (i I Tinier- 5OUthCSt of JIUL but fl( Seminole County Campers. Gerald 1Utber requested the Italer for Iugt waiter level of .5. Ltr"lWr as casualties or damage was plans were macli- to the fluilntenanct- department.Contractor 7:30 p.m., election of defendant credit "Experience has shown that court grant the May $ LONGWOOD- All objections annex to the city. reported. Instructed the city attorney to when the Water level drops for the time in which he has Casselberry Fun Day, Secret First Federal SM.. Altamonte of neigtthonng county property "There are a large number Unruh said five per cent of the include among amendments to toward the bottom of the dock been Incarcerated. The 'quest Like I',.rk, Ii) z'.m. to9.m.Springsstragjiers arid deserters owners were solved and the City land will Lw used for drainage the water ordinance a provision many residents become con- WaS defiled by tlit Court two Consecutive resers and 1,000 trees will be assessing a $ fee for checks cerned about exposed thor the retrt at Quang m now in Cawtdl O SISTER installation kinRoche was adjudicated guilty Hue," said one source 'Thc readin adopted an ordinance planted in the project for returned tram water users for line, difficulties with operation of the offenses and placed on Hopper p'ro spring carnival, ePic-on, non, House of Steak. the l0lacrr Thm-Tic beautification purposes, South Vietnamese art having insuff.cuent funds. and docking of small boats. as three years probation. noon-5 p.m.. school grounds; development planned for the The apparent defect in one of some difficulty with Approved a plan submitted by well as devaluation of their In another sentencing before Igames, rides, refreshments; May 13 0 Longwood.Markhar Road the petitions for annexation was Councilman Agnes Weber pro are not well (hdJ Monroe-Wi!.son i'To spring Circuit Judge Dominick Saili, pubuc. invited. erty,-Bush stated. from Slum's Corner east. cured and the Longwood.Mark. providing a 24-hour notice there have festival, noon-dark, at Monroe oti hand. wtieneve Willie Mack Graham, who was -'on u Hazard Major objection of the ad- ham Road residents me of misconductbefore Water is shot off for School. initially charged with carrying water level .. jacent property owners appears the right to appear and press payment of bill. Lake Mary Fire Department a concealed firearm and iev-j of had been litandin On BY DONNA ESM to have been Ur pomI the views whell final Plans for the Set a work Resin a' P-m- residents begin it) experience pleaded guilty an Nov. 1. 1971. to Auxulian, antiliversary cvvered MLSY 17 point in his Magnolia Street residential construction on ci development are submitted to before the regular meeting Mar- trouble with septic tent the' lesser offense of carrying a dish dinner, Sp. rn, Fire Hall. LONC,WOOD — *11 certainly devel-unent u, the city, Touring Florida card party major 1wrtim of th- land "vult! th-_ cit.y. III tD discusi; expangm at the %WRUW aI unundation im conceided wespon. wns mv. community welcome. w,notwantazivajv. tobehiuricri Displaying a coPs of spolimed by the DeBary VFD not be of Die highest type. lii other business, Council: city hail with architect Dick six months u my property," land developer Ineiday's edition of 'flw Sari. 4if AuxIliary, 7 p.m.. recreation i The city upgraded the Set a public hearing for May Benrieti. jail. and builder 41brt Clark. lord Herald, wttictu carried a Bush said that the water level Graham received credit for Mother-Daughter banquet, center. developer original request Ui 15 on the request of Wilde, Cainert Compam photograph of one of the sets of Agreed to set____ regular for Lake, Kathryn that is most the 102 day in which he has Redeemer Lutheran Church, the annexation petition by Josepli Masek. far r •5:30 p.m. told City Council while trusses at Die si te , cotuieuzna varlarim ii ilitetings for 11w aeaaid. third acceptable to the most peopie beer. incarcerated. requiring a minunumn of 100 b f j building lot frontages apologizing for the fact and fourth Thursdays of each for the majority of the tune is , WlthamKlosyreported ac May 1$ Following his guilty plea, 100 feet Iota and changed StreeL month. ____ Sanford Garden Club, lunbanded sets of building trusses which tie and police officers tad 51.5 feet, and effor' Graham was placed on s- MARION BETIIEA commercial designation on ________ 3a Authorized Mayor Kenneth taken to correct the situation, Approved employment of a made to control the lake at that presentence investigation and cheon-meeting, at Garden another parcel to B-I laz Teague Middle School PTA Brown to Investigate parttzme nwehanle at 13 per level, lna11atbon of officers The couzxicthnan said ha was included in the work release Ronald Ts.aner g on trial district. This adioo3 fair, 7:30 p.m.. election possibilities of acquinng a loan hour con tacted last weekend about for his life nest week bet urt' classification permits, special Rush said that a fixed weur program at the jail. for the and installation. Dir Matter but, at t time judge Roger May most part, professional oft flower show. neigher he, nor police officials, Annual Suburban Republican Thiner was indicted by a and walk in type lsisknes.ea and were able to contact the ealhert county grand jury f or the Feli, bans drive-in type Women's Club, 11:45 am., Land Sanford Garden Club, 1 p.m.. •• -.K1 Comr - uician effort 1rap of ci at the Garden Center. The remaining portior. of o' Lakes Country Club. ldSanfr was made to push the trusses mother. The victim war. property is to contain apartover but it could not be done Allegedly raped at knife point at merits and tawri hn1 . l manually. He added, however, an earls' hour while her twothat immediately alter the year-old daughter slept In an The bind developers hat! L picture.' war published, (lie truas adjoining bedroom of the formidable arm-a) of IIyBILL SCOTt' was, puaheci to grawsi bevel to family's J'I : home. -professionals on land to plead I Bibb type, Lettuce 4. FEDERAL-STATE uxr e'wiuiiok bit irazarci. 'The man entered through their cause. I Offerings light, cartons, 24 Work is expected to start NEWS SERVICE Clark assured that he has wijvfo and ob1atj a bdfc, engineer, e'nualned to the count, few $3.00. Leaf type, Monday on restoration of at FLORIDA s. tnstnjcteci all of standing room only audience, to _____ w least a part of Sanfaru marina Offerings light, 44 bushel orgailization '1r vErAm.z REPORT plans to crea his te a nine-acre sunken docks. Thu was not to remain standing" at said exial crates $3.0O-3.25. Romaine type, that she made no outcry green belt In the residential disclosed today by City Market Shipping point Information Demand Good, ixindung sties. "It will not because s1wfearrcifor the j1rof port1on where IaI5 homes are Manager W. E Kfloiulf5 d. .0 Stronger, 1-19 bushel crates for Wednesday, May 3rher small daughter. now planted rather than the 200 __________ KIKiWLeS saUl "I. V1 Blount tappen again," he declared, $ • sales F.O.B. for stock of $3.00. Builders throughout the Also facing trial upon originally planned It bi truilt. Pars1e - - Demar.d Exceeds generally Good Quality, unless and Son Construction Lompans Seminole' County area valium.. charges of manslaughter is 5 I I.. Yang, 8 master Cit) PrOtMU) would be clown from taril) agreed Market Firm. supply, roling '.tatei. some months ago Daniel Sullivan, charged in the planner was present as well as Jacksonville Fridin crates, bunched S wb / extra. ot to require that t1IM when Sept 5 death of Raymond Edscsi DeIUUS Unruh. described as an Satimiay with a truck load of delivered Lw Curly type 15,50, some do _ ____ ecology expert A following White in Die vicinity of clock units." He said the would the death of ZeDwow District ii child crushed and Winter Woodis Boulevard. C1t Engineer William Palm '' start putting them Ra4isbes Demand Exceeds Demand Fair, Cabbage Die beneathaaeto1bsilldnUuias 5 Sullivan is charged with hadOrlgina1lsbeentheen,g,ithe marina's welt basin into M011da3. supply, Market Firm. Cartons, Market Slightly Weaker. To replace the complete basin on ci Calbert Construction site. operating a motor vehicle in a Domestic Round type, me&wn- mm Lags, p type, i or rulpable and n.Ølgent manner IZ floating docks will be used. large, l's bushel crates $254' $250, soen. higher; White Icicle win causing the death of White. Of thus amowfl, 00 new 2.75 mostly *2,75, large $2.00. type, 24.8 en *3.00-3.50, mostly ,1'!- i Other trials docketed for the be nedeel to put with the 4445 $3.50. Z.50 week Include Douglas Lewis, concrete docks which were' Seminole Junior CGllcZr Mike Pflueger mostly U.M. l's bushel crates, salvaged. • charged with breaking and Raiders toppled Gull Coait ntative Local Rep medium-large; Red type, few The dac±s are btin made in entering with intent It t'Dflimit of Panama Cur- 1 -2 this - . Phone 3Z-8922 • $3.00; Savoy type, few 4,00. cieve Umfloats, which is nusdeneanor; Walter Collier. morning in the state junior . . --___________________ Carrots - Demand Good, having dlffucults obtaimni charged with aggravated college baseball chain. - Market Steady. Film bags, cenient U, manufacture all u assaUlt, Theroti Base, charged pionituip tournament at . , miesh & paper Master conunits. with buying, aiding, receiving. Winter Haven The Raiders IXAVING HOME talners, medium-large; 48-1 lb A cortm aniount of tri.,stoci. concealing stolen property; will PII the kwer of the $3.50; 24-2 lb $3.40. 50 lb mesh LAUGHING IS NO docks were ctiedccd by cii'. David Shouae, charged with Ch1pol4)*dr South game at ' - - ____ pack, large sax sacks, loose . offciais and only Four were breaking and ntenng with 10:30 u.in Fridas. iCenifound to be in perfect condition, intent to commit a telcaty and pkIr details in Frias"s Demand Good, 1 Celery I aceorduug " grand larceny, and Ronald Herald by Garb Taylor, Knowles. s c;j _ But the Welcome Wagon Market Steady. Wirebound 4 Reveb, charged with breaking 11kMd's sparts holil-upt. am anticipated before hostess can make it easier & few 6 crates, Pascal type. 2, 4 sufficient nes ones arc --. and entering with intent to Is coverIng the' buries at to adjust to your new 2L, & 3 downs downs $3.50, availabrtoenalfr commit a nuademueunoe job • Winter Iia'.en.i . . s--aur,uu.ndings, and tw'"' ______ .rn'Ie uti your be put -. , Liernand Chinese Cabbage Samdrdhentoyrgo ,ju as Good. Market About Steady. to comply with a court order Here Is A Question Wirebound crates, wrapped. 24 calling for ('onstrUClion 0 count $2.50-2.Th, mostlY $3.50. Enove — Demand Exceeds waim and rem-nums. p4r Slightly Market engineering and supervision supply, •Stroner. I 1 bushel crates 1 were required the city manager $2.75. I E,carole-DemandEaceeds ,1o . flw-r. 1. of tsaid. supply, Market Stronger, 119 IU Li(iltl ___________________ and there was light for this bushel aMes $2.50, some $3.00. cbargrd In Franciscan manic to take decision with buying and picium in Jerusalem. FOR YOUR DREAMS lie Presque Isle, restoring the dock units at an 'usimig an exposure meter The answer Is. NO, However most cei'no ortuch in French means "&Iexpected expectea $3,0O0 .rost. Just to be sure, most an island. 'was so named lanes tio require an outer burial receptacle by French explorer's In 1740 bewtiii-i will sustain the weight of the earth and What yesterday seemed only a dream can today be a ruiallty with Erie stormS rcgucause i... wj! no in a stuart tins, and this you mon.y growing in th bank... Start today setting aside money In a 1arlY threatened to wash away can purchase at a very modes? priur is It wise to P special savings account for something you have buy a vault now' No. you can take the same the narrow neck linking the llLLi V. ALLEII while a resident e your heart set on, and sandy peninsula to the matn Mm. Francis C. WuHat inee &Irvlvin6: am her husband, five money placed In a savings account end It will everyone hm 2= 1111thing We'll add Interest lo your dreams. yield more returns wIth greeter safely of iris Brittj, one-time seactar at g'"j dSIIvevY Sanford Grammar School, died two brothers, .1. Roy, of Mn,. . Wednesday at tier home In ford, and Nell Britt. of Mobile, a ______ P.O. ka 1114 The Sanford Ikrald ••'• "' Ttieidire, Ala. A graduate of Ala., and two glue's, Mrs. k - . ____ _______________ Published Da ily, except Stetson University. she was a Marvin Cratitrec, of Spnn!Ah LUUI Cocci! Saturday. undy and member of First Baptat Church and Mrs Stmiki Qirlstmai, pubUstied sat '.,,,.i.ul, Fl.. Canie,ro, Sanford. Funeral proceedi ng urday Funeral Home Christmas by The Sanford avrvices will be held Friday yI&CødiA CONWILL Funeral Notice $ 314)$1 Herald. 300 H. French 905 Laurel Ave. after-noon at Theodore. -. Ave. Sanford. Fl... flni 1 *li.'. 5p1.,s, Ft.. WALTERS MPS *MMi1 or NINA CA$YU LrNA-r - ___ ____ DISCOU NT DEPARTME NT STORE S -- . me during our annual Dept. Managers Co - i on g reater for s this Is my sale! I personally selected those vaiuor, arid the prices are trul sensational, You'll find fantastic vakies in home appliances, air conditioners, porta '10 and console tv and stereo consoles. . . all at Department Managers Sa!o savings. Don't miss this once-a- year bargain bonanza. I I -. . . . - - .1Z - -" Semin ole Calendar '- NOR GE i heavy duty ________ automatic washer With automatic rinse dispenser, roto-f liter lint By Longwood Annexed WLIT* 20-pound capacity - 101 Acres ELDS Within 10 days of Purchase and upon furnishing sub;tan Illation that the identical Item is available for less, J.M. Fields guarantees to meet or beat the competitive offer or at our option we will give you double the difference! ____ _____ - h j .rn general commercial uses. said it probably would lake There are areas suitable for from a to 90 days to make It &ftce buildings but not suitable functional. He said that commercial enterprises operation of it would not uire The district would be corn- an expert, that most every large pelsed of areas where office and system hss house maintenance professional buildings are men to Operate It. In other business, the board ,oermtttcd but where no sale, e or processing of trier- approved an expenditure of chandLse is permitted. Also $24 3r2 for a fire truck for the allowed in this district would be Lake Mary Fire District. telephone business offices, Ronald Urhaa, chairman of the dilI presented bids to the public uses. such as schools, playgrounds, fire board and recommended that Jacke Cocke stations, post offices, churches. the bid The matter was assigned to a Company. Inc. of Orlando, be accepted. The cost will be paid work session on May 9 AL placed on work srssicin in five instalimenis H l - Zone j, pan, powerful agitator. p.m.. 219 Sale Corrects ___ Site ________ ex _ _____ Tanner To F ght For Li e 10 cu.ft. upright freezer with - 'Thin-Wa!l' Insulation 5,000 '' ---- - btu room size air conditioner with permanent washable filter, operates on 115-volts Handsomely designed and easy to Certified 5,000 btu cooling operate. capacity for ideal Summer comfort. 959 Slide-out permanent washable filter. Rust-proof aluminum cabinet. Instant installation system, economical 115-volt Sale _ operation, Groat buy! e•,,•• •••..• Vegetable Report ..t...- . --':=-- -- $99 Sale •• • ____ _ 78" Port _____ •S • •• .... . - . - , -- • -- '- - - - - - - -. - ' . -'. a, - - , - 20 Cu. Chest 700 4 Fantastic lb. Cap. Vat ue 9 $J9 159 $189 FEDDERS AIR COND. 2 000 BT COrnPo re a FAIR AIR Speed, be Ill the brigi.est, sharpest color imaginabIeIPusfjddIe-free Automatic Fine Tuning feature! Coog5 COND. Clfure5 Up To l.2Oosqp, 18 000 8Tj, .. TO 1,3W c0015 19 Comg)JJ0 ,S t $2,ig FAIRCQEST AIR '1 Dept. Manager's Special Purchase! COND. up F1' 199 139 COMParelt 219 $ S24, Co PJ cur 0 , ___________ f' _________________ ______________ . '' . 19" — ___________ E2~ DIAGONAL -ç black & while portable I HAVE TO BE BURIED IN A VAULT? DO TV Split-second start for instant picture, sound, VHF&UHFantonnas, ____________________________ Deaths Sale 12" DIAGONAL color TV with Automatic color control rt COLOR nt.i tuii flj cnd: l picture adjustrepeatetol ments, Pure, constant color. se., e'tp IF $99 Sale$199 Ll 19W(VMO~016 .- REVCO FREEZER Comp0 - __ ER 299 -. 100% solid state AccuColor gives you ' _--' ?'Spe AAultICYCle All Fabric Freezer RCA Big 25" DIAGONAL screen color TV in handsome console rese Pdre i t Compar Compare, S369 ' $77 WHIRLPOOL WASH 19Cu. No Frost - . ____ ____ ___ c 19 PORT '?"Lightw Personal port NATIONAL BRAND - ri • RCA uXe $p Comparea,13 49 I All 'V Now a 1'dtures dSave 299 :. - - I COLOR zen, •• BULLETIN Area " " _____ That Comes Up Many Times RCA PORT. Model ( 405 - .... RCA COLOR - -. . ___ S • t • _E' EMERSON - S —.--- 350-1b. capacity Tight-seal door gasket. Dockage Work To Start ___ formorestoragospace. _ I ___ QUALITY p _____________________ IheA2kwdIcBankihs(p. j BRIZON Mn Lan,!,,,. ,,i, Wel,r i9'rflqIt, o aai' I'riati A a ________ in, 10, 30 - Sal v'da'.r Ha.qn. Ci,. , r . cAnw v. Lis Mt.It,a-e- Li*thia Bvr.ai GRAMKOW Subscription Riles by .' 0 _____________________________ _____________________________ t3OWc3tC)r,oraRd. ________________________ 1I) ORLANDO PciiI.waod Pluia 3201 Wait Colonial ,'.etond Class Poiapi Paid ______________________ ---- 5,,nsrj' W", __ • C' ORLANDO 1000 Anita., Rd. taitlond Shopping Cmi., Week 15 ______________________ MEMBER FOiC --'-=-- --- - Yser$%I.00 aj0 - KILDA IICHUOND L 445.5557 :i i t_. _______________________ USE YOUR CONVENIENT J. M. FIRDS CREDIT CARD. WINTER PARK Ru 17-92 ,, III .. [T;I1ziazl(L11l1izitJiii:.. oil ii 'i't'i i-1 I 11411,1111 4.1$... 44414 �AAr -Tt*Sanfnrd Herald Thursday, Religious Notebook Editorial Comment J. Edgar Hoover.* Moment In Vietnam: A Test Of American Soul History , $ The of the United States to reta in him in office after the usual retirement age of 70 had been reached, are honors of the highest order, Yet the Hoover memorial will not he in these passing exercisis and passing words, it lies in the hearts of two widely different groups, One will be those whose law-breaking was the constant challenge to the FBI and will con- Edgar Hoover. FBI presidents of of J. passing President the United States, is a loss which has produced a flood of eulogies and rIhutes which art, in themselves, quite expected and welcome from the viewpoint of the historian, For this is an event which has all the importanee of the end of a legendary figure at a time when the very goal towarth which the If a moment of temporary that this strong hand has left the helm, is tinuc to he so. Hoover thrust was aimed during th ese decades law enforcement showing signs of - - relief, felt it m us t be purely temporary. 'The oth er will he In the hearts of the great lwoPIe of America who Will continue to ex. perienee the comfort which the wor "the Fiji has been called in" has afforded over the years of the Hoover era. This is his great legacy. It is also the monumental challenge which now confronts President Nixon as he goes about the inescapable and difficult task of replacement. 0. the 1) greatest grsnttntinnnl force on And it uth tiu*q, Wktefl, general restietsnesa l.ieb.r said there 'we find 11w earth, he IAeher ep of "billenmtlnnal semq to be i'ven a muSe and tilittirbanee In our psychi. en 'IoIogteiil en ou gh to touch moon lugging rdnglcal tkk!s" inside th e body Is nuirked Increase In ruthless nIne wsrd'' in.slde the timse body, a nrtahulity in trnrikrllne'' 'lb. two rev'arc'b.rs also i's- pLitisitdebeeaus. the body is a team of pi)ThINIIIC reseatvtw'ts i's him Instability Is reflected 01111 IJiflIrrC ° violent 'nine During this "minimum tidal junined more than 1,() burnt- microcosm comprising In the murder rite, which has found. Dr. Dr. Arnoldi.. Weber, a senior terms is a relinbie measure f force," wtiii'b occurs once every tides over n 1-year period In .sntlally the same elements resident In psychiatry at the Its effect on the general pup'.i. 14 months or so, Lichen said Cleveland. fir. l.ieb.r said that and In similar proportions An approvi' finite County's mnurtler rate while there were similar peaks the earth's mr?aee University of Miami's medical Lilian, new e matety t per cent water and 211 the full morn N'i and th in temnpnrnrily snared up to four r When (hi' t,inon nnd sun or p school, said Wednesday a tworesults were not as significant per ten' rnn.r Is year study had estahlIhed n proper posItion In uert their ami five murders a day. "scientifically sotimi relation'" between ;thaaes of the moon and the murder rate in Dade County, Flit. tidier ulit is chart of Miami area homicid es over the last 15 years plotted according to moon ph ases looks remarkably like a I chart of ocean tides, is never associated with the direction while the unique man Who Silt 10 that office and now has left a vacant chair which will be hard to fil l, was in full contro l. 7bose of w; who have lived and watched the almost fantastic changes which came annul ___________________________________________ The Bicentennial For the very low state of federal law torcemmmt in tne rnmt!-24 v- ilL organized crime IdIng high, wide and harAname with the - unenOrTaDte pronthition law as a vetucic din Lome tb a shocking end. Other manhiestatmns of the war which criminals wage on lai -abiding citizens at all times and in all areas caught the same effective, smooth and alert attention when federal laws were' broken. crs' +hiu .i,- tinewnr ' tt'u. u,'ItIin,i' .........b' i.m,. would be naive in the extreme. Of course he had them. Nor were all of these hidden in the lairs of those Who were, indeed.-bending the law to their criminal purposes. Anyone' who had such single loyalty to law, v.iU capital Land government., with L capital a made himself the target for those who would seek to find an Achilles heel in such a champion. Yet, when he passed on in his sleep in his, 77th year, the man who had made these concerns his demanding mistresses could close his eyes and slip along with the conscience of one who had been true, faithful and enduring. Lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda, a rare and exceptional tribute to a rare and exceptional career, and a eulogy from an old friend, the last G Todays $Port$ There once wasa time when sports fans took pride in such homely axioms as "it's not whether you will wili or lost'. hut how you play the game." Nowadays, with all the contract-Jumping and squad-switching, the motto of many stars seems to be "forget the ball, keep your eye on the buck," Columbia (S.C.) State - ___ Youth Is Taking An Important Role credit'- Inchuled in it its' of W NAVERT Ie New Se,v 1,000 possible citizenship Farmers a, mritincs. ft Yosng people aa'Aznersca betptue the elderly, painting a dn updeterlorateci buildings SOd de'*d tI' Oi4tiOUt tltt' 11TeSt)CI4UW wi th nih tern. bOOSt. assisting ii hJStflfl aII1IIrb - 300 N. FRENCH n'Ith TELEPHONE 831.9993 AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A nIELOW. Editor anti Publisher Wi,YNE D. DOYLE. Advertising Dtr,ctor& Aut.toPuDitiftr VOITOL1HF Ctrctaisstion-G.swral ?Mn.oer JOHN A 5i'ULPi, Asloc101t gl1D,' FRANK FRED VAN PELT Msn.çtnç Editor TAFFDRD DERBY C,At'Y TAYLOR p'ts Edto WINIFRED F. GIELOW Con-iptroie.r RO'e GREEN . ';- lin- compassing Madison County, Rt,sideS being eager to Iowa, is being organtzed by the Ceamly comnumiti and ti t adopt r00pmuit in suggested Wtntersetchapterof the Future the things U; hod paving jobe lo pnmi. they are iasttzni m ideas of their own for var$ou pro)ect& lb WEc .."y' 8.a Audi ! LIU.IJ , - - -' -- or helpm in their preservation as in DzarlcttesviIft, Va., whei. members of the junior Bicentennial commission zr€ of their Slziidaya __ tidying up RevoluUanary War "nork " meeting held - Ih Ifl) • t climbing again to a secondary kins, ii IIWIIII)cr of the Hoard of peak at the nvw tssu"i'. iiuij,wss it'guhs(iun, ilirecied a "We believe we have a lunar transfer of the [leverage periodicity (cycle) here," said Department collection account Dr. tieber. lie added that lunar from the commercial bank of effects onhumanbehoviortuive Winter Park to the First Na- unen 5U3Iw't'ur(I since use oI,'ItsIr . .. - ii;iflK iioi 0! t?rbafiubo. can't Corps" of 1,000 men. In the telegram to the Miami Giant Mutual Aid Plan Shaping For GOP Meet Beach Tourist Development Authority, the PBA said prornoUng Miami Beach as the A gift for special occasions SILHOUE]FE - 1-ruome is headnuister of St Jude's Church of England Junior School in Surrey, England, where, reports the hulleLm at the Wushington.baseei Council 1w- Basic Educaturn, parents all but queue' UP to get their ebtidrer, admitted . a stroke TOTES - The real different gift for the graduate, the bride or bi rt hdays and anniversaries. These marvelous htor. backward England' 'snmermcan parents can thankful that this alien ph1iusoph', liar been uproot ed from our Lund and that time- forces Of Permissiveness and pro gressivisni are ever vigilant against un suggestion I a child is not Ins own best judge of what and howthat he should learn i Seliouki us places of cairn and security and order and quiet Teachers as bem'vulent au thorities Indeed, toad en-, whose ninin functior Iii 11) teftel, ind eed mnde.'ri - Siouette Fashion Totes are the perfect gift for these extra special :ft giving occasions Exciting colors. outside and inside pockets, easy t carry and made to match regular amate Silhouette Luggage set _______ FUFE r mono DELIVEPY ,. Ir ) vu(i ii r.. r 'i.: £ svoosG ni*sirruu SIC CO- FORMERLY BRIDGES FURNITURE Ph. fl3.1440 Cot. md £ Magnolia S,.11104'd sayno! jIlt' - --- - simian :a_ -= :-__--,-_---- - $ 05 I-new Pintowagon! d ecomea( Add two-wagon family. SU LJJ Coaster Wagon only tg *itru .rchoso of any Ford non teem My I to May 31, 1972. A beauty' Prosser F0 3 'Yon le n now' . Deluxe C1) - BEHRY'S WORLD - • I I lt...an ____ P The Youth Vole - 2367 - , 79`5 • These' worth were not uttered h someone' back in lit.educational Dark Ages of the 19th century They werewritten b' Stuart F'rcmnit, in ,if, 1971) book, "Why.' Tomn. Isn't Learning" __ — s... - ,, - twin or rim site Jssck3il;l r'porkd ihsi f,s,j transfers did not require si proval of (lie entire board a nd were often left to the dlscrrti'n f irwlivititmal members, - , ,, (I Ud tHU jr,ii" ,isliIIPJSilL' oil 1 4..... who sold tires to the Dc. '— - - - ,,. Bradford mid Bernie Silllp~ ' çotchgarif , The fuitis that Rinipkins kit shifted ore controlled I', : - Lf watch then' prt•iciulun1- It te'actt themselves It) IIAI.I1t)YLL 5p1 J 5QkjutaUutsi a' 9w a1OUt1Oftht'(.tt%'bta'gAUar3 NtV' YORE (AP) At leasi grip of a conumung sounded like Abt'ahane Luicoth several, as matter of fart, but in sr -y 100 Its-mg Amer-IjANE CASiELUERRY RAlPH HAYS "i-tow' marn martinis lull of martnu . But it noissi ixjtjierrj to take y County Editor flS has had a Ltroke anti su- itaw at linieti" my fnenmi e worse, Camp Room !Dwm.n stroiw was i awoitr with my over marked. "You sound like you .of 1972, one I am beginning DORIS WILLIAMS ABet' going to 11w office and RAY STEVENS ____ tour." to suspect wUl be I joIned this grwiug twu inilhad w p ocmty Editor wrltzni my dulls' coIi R "'ioiiv,' i m lift. ISCtIiiIOS group ltte over sax purled to the inpany nur se WU. VINCENT, JR.. Staff Ptiotograpilsr "You know I've been on a teen- and doctor who _____ weeim found ms blood There (thawed 15 days of tion everyone tw'Sfl binge sin ce the first of The one ques presn't was still in the gasket coriplete bed rest during SUBSCRIPTION RATES victim •, 'wtia blowing rango—iS) ovsjr 140. It the) tested everything except Home Dslmvery 3k Wsos S1. Month did It feel like" Well, in After banging up, i went out sh ld have ou been 130 or 140 o I.Q.—an nveraight_.and By Mall SSU) a Months 3k ti''t' ,it didn't feel llkeanythzng. took enough blood fi'om me p and studied my face. I found I give' I,1rac bath ou1z wz'tjb,j' g % brows and Three' hours later. I WiiS Ui £1 heart act= Oks)', Ni' dth1ea I'm afraid It wasn't dr*mahr ny both eyes treei) No pain. hcpttal US pi proved, thef all ma subscriptions be TeXt It' 11W TOOl!) U) hit; gold stars for the Liver, but ds paid In advenct Pet' No feeli ng of weaknc At all There am- winch it famous movie star aev- blood pre.amun going steadily f )' 0!' WW•flIflj monition numbness or lack of cuordina- eral years before had been down, down, down Enter,d as second class matter f'tober 77. 1910 at ttie Poit kind. I f elt no lightning bolt of tbonuibanth,legw- feet There treated successfully OffIce of Sanford. Florida 37711 pain Or even a twUie . No coib- did eni to be a slight down- cupational alimenl.—dclir'iwn 'Then, I had a fesi weeks of fusion No fainting or falling ward turn at 9w left corner of tremens. Na karl of any material, n.ws or advertusmnO of this edition of t', No paralysis my mouth, but hardly enough to down No I spent 11w afternoon drawing cal word toi- Laarmg Luatweek I The Sanford H.iato ma 1w raprcd'iced In any manner without numbness am' dent the winning charm of my up a new will and spent the made a nuutake. rml1s*on o 111" publisher of The t*rold. Any written But when the phone rang on manly dimple. dividual or firm responitite for s,uth rypn*iuiion will be C %'n I rig w I Ui nut the I went to the' bozs and bragged consider-ed as infringing on Tiw $'W'ratd's copyflgflt arid will be ms deal, law a' 11w afternoon of I went home and decjijetj ut knowledge or consent of ms that. I was the' only one on his hold iiisbku for damage fam-eji 16, I noticed as I in do anything until morning, doctoc....drmlung Irish wtimiey staff at the moment with PutiIl$hetj daily axcept Saturday, 5uvdty and Christmaswered It that my voice whithuid have been is cleadi) with several grieving friencis. medical proof that be had a published Satw-day preceding Christmas sisidenty was slurring, Having decision but wasn't wte i They had gathered there normal brain. This was because becru i: trypachondrie" ' target)*. I believe, us the hope an encephalogram of ms bead awoke, thr Ihorti) beloi't birth, my nuliti cor4innetl the definite tarn- that since It was lit POtrle±'L ta ker, the dos- before' showed no p,The Herald (so rsv, titled excluslv'stytothe use for reproduct ion of all this local riswii instantly jumped to the right down at the corner of my bay. I would suret reward rucks but only ezilaknablc rosiprinted in this yi,pp,rconclusion I had had a shht mouth and a rendition them b)' making an Uniuortal tine _ rise about 24 boors before the Weiincsdav by capitol cotre full boon, i e.t*_ iil .i peak at Ml psiiiIt'oi hits I it iii ,.'iti't ii, ' CHARLES HAYS me -_-- tirr ' 1956 and site of the Republican National Conven tion "will have the effect TAUJIIIASSLE. Fix. (AP) during the Democra tic and of creating cha os in the Miami G. BeIn Askew said Republican conventions this area," Wednesda y plans to lend FIr. summer. Miami Beach author"You are now put on noti ce Ida policemen to Miami Reach ities have estImated 5,000 men- that civil action suits will be during the Republi can Na tional iii-blue will be needed to control fi led against your organization Convention w-tfl revive a dot. some 0,000 visitors during the and individual members of the nuint proposal th at cities aid six-week peri od, execu ti ve board on behalf of each other in times of emereach and every Miami poli ce gency. He said ltmsa dress rehearsal officer and Miami citizen thatii Askew said he is w orking on a for a mutual aid progra m ap. kill ed, Injured or Indicted as a poject Uscnd 530 sheriff': vct'th cgisiatre result of the Republican Nadeputies and policemen from all but never implemented because tional Convention and Democratic National Convention. over Florida to Miami Beach funds were i'it an c'rderl and quiet atmosphere can give. They need also ' , UK, protective ass urance of a teacher who through a benevolent auUiorlt will tell them what he' expects them I do. and will help them to carry out his instructions in an ordered environment He' ir there to teach them, not Boyle Says "Thanks" "Than Iciest froillinvestments. News murders occurring between Into a bank in which he had tin stories have revirled that pri, 1970, Interest. vious administrations favored The data revealed that the The transfer was 'tiselosed In their friends iii drpnsitIni fiiriI' Jack Prosser Ford "Little chiiare need the calm and securi ty which onhi. Offbeat Ruminations lOflE 11N, ------------- The Teacher Is There to Teach - there One' idea was that everv Mawchuietts student in the year 1776 should contribute' 101) hamwnofservut.e-W 1kw' nation or commonwealth ( for course ta! aptt' ""t scsnal preferences with the jobs the Art-nv has available, If qualified, candidates are invited to enlist and obtain their schooling tar the jobs in the Army. One Man's Opinion Boa College, Cheibit BIlL Mass., following a Bicentennial rot ly no improprie;y" In the trans- L91ii une (if the- moiwy arwl irl. 'dlami, analyreti nearly 1,900 for of a $211 million state fund mom then dr(liped back before graI welfare of the cam- The MLBC recently received LtI' Depfmlt titillate luniols can lot, i projects amieeiatpronastiug the a list of suggestions train James 0. Phillips ilelt'i and Kenneth P. itii's 's' ks'ii thskd cyuiiti&n. - paying partindw attention to It. .5herin of tbe University of — CDCOA. Fla. (Alli-A Plate - keel shouting from the sidelinri. And their shouting wi not change history not alter the course' of evenLe—ont" prolong, for awhile, the embarrassment and pain than ' grams, Lieber and Dr. Carolyn niOcinI says there is 'mitsolute- ri'wariling to hanks which oh Mia11')i Police Of Possible Suits America Is approaching the ninth inning in Vietnam sulm suldents ist. tenmuai celebrations to be mart ii mere recital of historical events, however, they are ' - Ages, but that past studies have According to the reporter, the been inconclusive, tra nsfer took place last summer partment of Transportation The phrase "blood on the but lasted only a short time be- withou t filling out the confli t of muon" and the word "lunatic" cause Guy. iteubin Askew's of. Interest forum required of of. I bo th derive from the belief that flee ovemileit Simpkins, an As. IictAIls who do business with the slate. the moon stirs human passions. kcw appointee, lie' SUhlIiIttCli .me onflm t (if ire ''We believe that for the first Simpkins recently s11.ned a form after a previoui ptevi(All time a scientifically sound rcl- conflict of Interest statement terest tionship has been established," after a similar disclosure pre- Bradford article sparked a This sear some 50,000 dern- he said, Citing racial ty to the Liberty City riots durMIAMI mAPi vented the sale of $5,149 worth 100tH) of news stories about his business ilenling with the state. violence that claimed three ing the August 1968 Republican onstratori including antiwar While the effect of the moon's of tires to the sta te. — protestors and Gay Liberation lives in 1968, the Miami Police National Convention. Benevolent Association sa ys ' Three Negroes were shot to activists are expected to inunwill sue Miami Beach if any death and IC people wounded In date the Miami area during the policeman or citizen is "killed, a three-day frenzy of looting six weeks spanning both con• injured or indicted" as a result and violence in the black corn- ventlons from July 10 to August either political convention munity that finally was quelled 24. Miami Beach Police Chief by the National Guard. th is sumnwi'. After the riots, many blacks Frank "Rocky" Pometance has •'\'ou did us in in 1968 and got away with it, but you will not criticiied police for using cx- said it will take as many as 5,000 th is year," the 700-meniber cessive f orce and unnecessary officers to control the crowds. PRA declared Wednesday In a PZof11 in putting down the The city council, in extending a bid to the Re pu blica ns, asked telegram that referred Indirect- disturbances. for a federal "convention Peace This contest is about to lx' entered in the record books The' players are worn and wears - The people in the stands have moved toward tin' exits and anl a few coaches ____ SEMINOI.E YOUTHS - • ' - using complex computer two- " ' blessed by Gad. I'nwr'iul and persuasive leaders like Oral Roberts and Gratuini. while supporting the men in uniform and visiting a'. their camps, have never endorsed the "Hals War" the..ry and would choke' on the words If suggeste in tact, Sen. Mnrl. Hatfield, leading dove and war cr11 was a prominent guest on Roberts' television speciaLs Those' close' It hilly Graham have noted his dlsma% and anguish over the' war and hinted that he has put co nsta nt pressure on Whitt, House advisers for swift se ttlement of the Asia: 'ssnf1u'L exhibItions and competitions, of ustortr sites Propriety P theson of Ntr. anti Mrs. William Thoillivon, 2530 Georgia Aventle. The '" He hesita ted in his answer He nlloed that many sues sues were at sta ke, and although our right of sell-protectiem was always just , he wasn't sure the war arranpw tours Mechanical Supt -. '- i ' is 15 months national churchmen of ever' In the brand and persuasion have moved against an increase in the fihtini and a pressing for prompt settlement of th' war i'i'rv mamor rs'liruaw, both has einrrssed at tht sios pact' of neac and the restless itch of some military -political leaders to prolong the conflict , Last month Cardinal Cooke was asked about the war In 'ietram—whether or not it was a "ust war ' in classic,, . Christian terminology. In other woris. was OK us ti be- there and have a good conscience' in the pursuit of warfare. are being turwsi on by the B4eettemia1," said a nw'enher of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission in WadAngton. ''Most youth It as ar oppartontt' to get. irsvoiveci anti warl. toward mmpro tw the qualityoflIh,fam-all Americans." Many student programs atread)- wider way have to do with historical research and writing, planning pageants, helping to organize iliows. H ' Army selection center at Fort Jackson, S.C. Phillips, 18, the son of Mrs. Geraldin Philli ps , 65 hillcrest Drive, Oviedo, and \Vatters, 17, k mono' itmilar Tw-ogram In all U1,,Ut Inimitable :. Wilters-recently were guests of the U.S. Arm% for thtvc days at the itirr a' 'iir Tfl ttZit A tc!tIflZ soul reveals the spirit of a neople and it appears we r.hal- L hie frustrated b% those in Washington as well as thmw I , Hanoi sand Saigon, If they have not yet fled to Switrer- i '"' spen ,,, a TWO for billions and blilions have been imested. wasted and '-B' stirjulate a face-lifting of Mate HicentemLal Cantyrission - : ' j_ . from the North and increased bombings from the South. Iis going to test the soul of America Not the manhood, for was p-n'-"t' 4' lW ltvt'5 oco Nor ttu determination down several wnol.frsme t)UiMing5 that were' e-vesore'c An ambitious Iour-year water ecasemuon woit, to conbnue through W The lawn and Irmtw- them in the nation't. beautificatton project 2=i birDid33 celetristoM. - . This final e isode of Vietnam with renrwed offensives To date. the MA bw tam fkiwazi., to sised p soil aid bigi'wnn, an .Uorf wt4& - I --' Deal State B ' will 1w greeted with youthful graves ti, Or efforts of local Bicez- fit4le" . tutoring a younge.- count~. W plan' mm trees anc aw cheaned up MiIft to.' I counl~ child. . . . ,sts will soon appear and many more parents casualh 1. for Youths of the winterisist pm)eru are cbwmtrw up a nwr, Eush*, I,, said: -Dur idft t5 in '¼. ---- rTnintty. hr - of 4orrm and agony Chapter president Kevir. tOI his nU = not the case The war is front page and the since the vaungtsh Hoover took over- the "Sickly Inept. politics-r'ideri agency " in 1924 will find it hard tD think of the Fill without thus director. - ___________ - Just before you enter this small town in the Rockit'j, von pass a majestic chapel. sculpted of stone, cement 3nd glass Th is near) complelel memorial—for all faithi —war built on a iovrj hillside by a lather who Wanted to honor his son The son died in Vsstnam. one of nea;! 45 flflt Americans who will never come home. lnn of us have almost forgotten Ullit the conflict grind, on The administration has talked peace and settle. ment and compromise so that we could almost hear t he signers putting pen to paper and wrappin g up the decai wcakeninj. Veakeness was M1AII tAt') (tjfl.k grnithtlorl murder may be triggered by the small, Heller said it may - protection •IWIaa1I 14 *1 1 • - We were driving toward the New !dexico.Colorndo the other du anti - passed through the remote mountain 'll13gc of Eagle' 4est flere In the high c'untry of Mexico the snow still drapes the nearby peaks and pro ieied valleys The wind seems more winter than spring m collie are out. but stick together for warmth IIUtC38I Moon Triggers Murder Rate L . POUNG director for 48 years under eight ItIlttUtU Two-Year Study Reveals: May 4, 1972 - '- - Fla Candidates May Be Confused By SHCIIAEIOCDNNOR mid backgr basis with aprakcrs not to be quoted In name pried *bout this' one speaker only as an example ie siud. primary Press- 'Iwo themes said "Our univ aueJuw, 'ilutftwretire-dproductionl*ne WASHINGTON do" POIE wtiti haS ii kid doing 9w pirinii aid their devtlped iii the seminar, Ow based 01) iO f011ow4lp W Wt 9OtkikZ$ we con- lerusw, was that pm* saw W* can't say 9w advim may be flb'ItlI 10° much time an dOO'I like to the ballot has Intent of two mider them- wtl'voteftwsamewaytw doe.. Wueiiag the sew II-yeariaki selves German, French or wieIy sought voting voter who Is a college student. Ing1iab, but Anrjr." "by and large a lot of theae eflitaka id the ll..ye.r.41kt Seminar participants noted that Census Bureau information younger fellows are the It is belie-red b seine here the' student, voter in 1772 will caw caMuliy dissidents in our union Pint politicians from both the actusli be a flUnui'iIy in the and provided figures which wiiUi't even gum on who Republican and Democratic newly enfranchised younger would indicate a currently they would vote for." wum tiavr uupriedy Labeled voting bloc. Man' of the seznflrv speakers popular media attention to 11w both factions and ma's- be antielemergenc, of "ethitir pri" concentrated remarks an the patirw man, Wor support than of an estinlaw m coI )ounger vot w t1w United nL - A discussion of the voting so'called "stinks" — clft Ant Wot noted Uat the be casting ballots for 9w flrt of each part of with European or Asian greatest dissent monitored film this year The new bloc Is a recent seminar for Mw=W background and of second-gin- within the rack am ñle of its about 13 per cent of 9w total held by 11w Washington Jour- erutiom) famllie. declued 10 unions occurred in secondtAfliitIed registered yolei total slate naluni 1-oundation their natlonaUty m - - - 6 . I —'!' I w a • T" Ford Country Squire . . ________ A 'i ' _____ ' , HANOI-TOTE Regular $30.00. Now $23.91 - ', . Save $605 ( _______ SHOULDER-TOTE Regular $27 00, Now $2191 Save 85 05 , 1 17 '3 17i U, U iT) Mid-size Torino,, .mI d-siz. pri ce! Ford's all'-nsw wagon. it has new body/frame engineering tons smoother rlde.,s quieter ridi. And more roomy. 3-way doorgatie god pow., front disc brakes are atandardi Choose Yours Today—Ouanhithes Limited ______ I '• D'!CI . Mor.d 1i .. d 1 '0r*4n matter- Uncle 500`1`1 10r; a certain giunf of f ifth in ioód u oUouabk, daai he'" "'- . America's biggest silting wagoni Like LTD, Country Squire is luxurious and quiet riding. ii's loaded with Ford "better ideas" like the 3-way doorgate. Power steering, power front disc brakes, Cruis.-O.Matio ate clandardl ' __ '' ''J..l' '3680 - I george Stuart P.O. 901 593 • Sanford-Clef-and 1,1 133 LAST ROBINSON STRUT ORLANDO. 3202 Orlando HI3431 . 'QU H JACK wy. 17-92 South Sanford Phone 32 2- 1 481 PROSSER FORD Sanford, WInter Park Phone 644-8916 �6A-The Sen1orr Herald Thursday. May 4 1972 - 'IT:.'- -: Students -- 'Call Before You D*Ig' Special Training For t 1,_1 befar &M MW and pn1hy florida telephone Uners for to go. "Call Before You Dtg" is the breaking a bualed telephtIIP anywhe tram a few minutes to You Lig" ogram has redut'ej several boors. telephone eth e flWU Of tamage to underground s Of According to Shedden, Abnag In 197L alziit LO ti4.pivw eMei but, according PflY'S eff ort to educate conacwa and homeowners to the damage to underground all flew cable being Installed Ii to Robert 'edden the placed underground. fa c ilities affected 450,000 ___________ vu.e ___ repaw party's manager forSanford. need to of adJustment rnr.iIifled. However, In rer'ent gtlllivllillg, Ixtiti escrptlo,ial children at Crornns and technique Actively involved with title skills, and now In with others in his ,nvIrr.irunent, years, research and npertei'ice CIIIyoIiq and rttiwr t.iitili' fIt1 Plflfltf tievelopinent of exceptional for b47t%tltY and for School Civic gtoopq anti indivislwils SitItlirloiC County qrfo given tile who it. engaged In it vocation of have ihown that rrMtfkatkIl t'hfltlren at CT'UOflLt 111gb beginning to become very best that can be found and his liking and is self-sustaining introduced Into the enare Mist. ltebcvt'a (lilt's, (hog Itre flOW form of Involved by bringing in special pIPsefltPfi In liffler U, give thiefri artd who sees and acts out his v)rornnernt in the .IOOCI, %'Il('Z$tIOflal counselor, and tal, dietetic society In tulto of Inteiest will training every lip;xlrturlity to become, role in a democratic Jli'tcy witlillIlls arid henry Ellis 5nr% informal saiaI edue'atfrmn.al rr**starts can it, tmili,.ns in their for trial able 1)1)41 1(l1I4l hoth or 11W (tlilIlrt'tl -1 he student.* at ('ruollla High f deed have a marked effect on institutions Each Each Friday, tile four in. own right one flay. e xceptional class re the rate arid nature of the primary thatacterIitk 71w Tt.e National Education trtIl't:Irp 81 (rooins take the jRefl training which equips tt'1 trips. Att"1nt10n has net the gwil, for of theeducable mentally chiki'S t2teflettua and physical tiii'itl to work in chilli their hiclul trip agenda are exceptional children as the handicapped children migh! growth. itevelopinent areas-such And an the claws for erto Wekiwn Springs Stale objectives of self.r,alltation, best be viewed as t)wrs. whkh with the dilbtren in the trips children ChIld. reptsonal la tio are literally built into the nship, ecw'wrrik Ikat'tl, futnituro tniinan re i)atinii Park. Ilcadsiart renters; they pi'athiclng remarkable and vet', efficiency and civic respofi- These characteristics taught how to be efficient' p1111 clothing storee; a huink re*ult. As one enccsaging representative of intellectual I)tsrts'> World; till, pihulity. the teacher. wI'iri ClltplO)'CR in the 11181(1 service Walt might and growth physical tiut' First. It is necesary to apply and (Intl IflIill%ttilll I't.IWIIIIIHII lIc'pnrtlncnts at restaurants, ty a3$uTfll the responsibility these four objectives to the development. ('t'ntntl I'li,IiIIjl Fair, a these apeia 11w buys lire given LlUtOh1l(Iti%'e working with w s years, it For many ne I,att billy w itii'os are tiorli inrlivliltuilq who is operating at are also quita youriatE?i Instruction, wood tItltllIitlg unit (hell! teachers. interested an (IplinluIn in terrnt. of his thought that these eharac' le eIthel11 in todays who has teristics were constant and remarkab cititeris, civit' groups all rally skills and atlilitu's, ovI tha t1ee very tetnbllmhe4 t .'itliiirili 10 ------------.-- 'Call &ie they have a long way boutherz Belr& nzjtf Legal Notice FIC1I?tbLát NOTICE N hr'y pvn tt ire enesew in a.-. , Legal Notice Legal Notice r,c;.TeOuI wanE NOTICE NDEI FICTITIOUS want sra&rri NOTICE npc in 5?,b,9anIlI$1 am nr111 a' PG So. M Altamonte Springs. Seminl, TO 11011'"0111114 Legal Notice pvw "set N011cs N 's' _ FICTITIOUS V4&Mt i&i*fb IT MAT CONCERN: U1tO ftiI $iCIII* una.r*ipnou. SERWYN .*aQ in e IN b*inw " - IVo.?1? Iam at Na P CatiIri'y. S.mlvir Counv. FI'i, under me fictUlw% CJfl!,. 1101"P0 'IRS ij'idr The fitittioLn OUSTRIES CD*ORArIDW. a County. ?flt at SEMDRAh 140$4tV. and Of EN GATEWAY ilaInd at FUTURE Raiss coa' amp ' UiRi0 It '5S4' 1010 name COVDCJ1iO1 duty orOavilr.a PNY. and flail I Inte nd to TERPPISES. and ?tia? we inuind , tit INtIflC atS and b vfi'lu CIttult C,fI. III? WITh 11* CI*tt p narita WITh 11* Clerk frorster Laws; 3' 11w State o. Fiw'Iis. by its 100 name with tt, CI,r. of tnp SItindi' Cc*iitt. Fiortda lvi at jvi Ins Circuit Court, SntlnOi* ,qiiy, Co.'PinC* with '.Piprollsolises of the Circuit Cason. Seminole Pr,ajWtt amSWPIi?v. pVT'tM$fII ffiq FICP10 In$CCLrOW* win' ?!.i Florida. In .Codl'iC* eriTh 10 theICIItIOU1 Mart, $tatut.. Name £l.lUtoI. Tow" t,,...iprVvISIOM Of in. F ,-iteiout same 'vit.na of in. F CPIWto' $$$ $. FiorIdo Statutes. will Sector, S.CtiOvi SM. FIorIdo Stat Utol 1RP .tstuttt, t wit section Its ", rip hIlt wiTh The C1 0 tite ClrCUPi Stl'i,tfl. To WIT Sect sr I LVIid I ' da Statutl% IP C.wPl, In nd tSr Iariti,mIl COunty. F10. Slitutot 1557. PubhlU Mat 4. is. is. 25 1513 $ Richard W. Plcue, s .i."y vica at Florida. usersrca of DEO-31 Publish Aar1I37. May 4, It 25 lP S Carom Warren Cillivi of this Textiles, in. fit PI)MASG FREEMAN. ESOURE DEC t FICTITIOUS w*nt 11110*0 names. tswlt scwcTROM DAVIS S NOTICE IS Ptrvibt given ma' HOMES and BERWVN RE&.T"V NOTICE P01 $101 are or4aged in Dra'wt% at 30' 001 e9,C riar w, cp I' IS IV Crime La'ut0rt I'a 377 riooa Slat, Sar* D.'%lTWt$ at 282 Seminole $ at iii. oflic* a. will r aae 0.0$ 'iiiflI 23 CasaifbSIl'y Funds PierthI .ISIin C Poll. W North Part fictitIous name of vNIC.H'T Pow Office Bai 1330 Thai' n. AWIfIUS Sanford. FIori. up to S dc Sanford. orids MECHANlC-1i. INC and ?n. tofIdiel i% P M.. Maya. 1q f 'TiuNfW n. paNtsh - Ail 13. 30. 21 & May intar to r.piser' Said name in me IltP SElWYN INDUSTRIES aiiei, Ctoft at the ctr'cuff Court. W" CORPORATION I 'Top loading E*rtront jr actodan, Tour', r)rC 3 ;".' Co-a' P-vtc ttAOf Balance wti' i gra-_______in, p'o' 'toni of mt P*%Idet CADSCItI 0"43 oreculon to at Ipa"i in "I County J~. Nafn Statuses, To *t section JOP'I W R.ai. W$ C S gram plus or SaviuIa&. County. Stat, of FWida MS pp FiSrIds Statutes ipçi Sacratary Ofip pallvwi L aIry 5Ipn'C. •n"1 .t rCSir Dmt.0 at CaUrIba'ry. 5fnwwW taW4ssa SIsal III re in. Citets at' WiIIIlnt M County, F lorida, April 119i. 1573 $orD ThiCtD$CCpe lTh Ra'it' p j ftsj May & 2 U. 25. 1517 T '1 CLOUGH PubHsti April fl 30.77, Mat 4 1573 I ?tI'0I4?' I WITh Syllabit w?rt. s DVWC10P DED r DE 011 ________ __ _________________ Pl's04. vciafn avon with nta,fl,wrr. ner,y given That fit, IN TE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR r'npreur' at 0., ,.. C. COUNTY. IN SEMINOLE tnt tim day at POP Lrr ,o'-ar,,o ,,IIl, SMINDLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 5 C.antrltue lit".stesaor1sa raond to lit. FLORIDA May, A 0 1972. CIVIL ACTION MO. 73.47 , tar IS Int and z Till 041W place Honorable County Judge of CIVIL ACTION NO. ?iJtwl I lr moeI wilt gip u ? fjO' Saminol, Coun!t F Ice 1.10 uvi Pp P,lpl.avi of Ir 'Pit M41tr- a, •ti, tedc I P M WASHINGTON rVlUrn. account alto voucnPrs. at SHARON LUCILLE O'POUREE by 4 Laboratory avert. double door WASHINGTON. Executor 90 it* Estate of CARRIE ma SOPH;a. Et I I w ati ,,sw with temperature SD 1.50 dug',., C M CLOuGH. osc.s10d. and at said ,i* **te 7 CatetanI ternpstaturs water time, "or" and thf't,,mat. op NOTICE OF A CT ION AMENDED NOTICI twin. inugt be abte to maintain 30 potation loin. said J~ far a final TO ISAAC DUNN arid GLORIA TO: TERRENCE SHANNON On go C to 10$ degrees C a' otin or satlisment of hit admIniWatirt of ERNEST iNE JACKSON DUNN O'ROURKE f mI'1% tal e "?pie, and to, on order A4j'riS U r*nOwvi Whose addest and Noc' a, 5 fllo.CXT - gas ara'arp' capaD't it' V,, LL PIrRulY NT"r;rD o-t'v'o rr,rr at a..j:r Ltr:,to' residence it imkrt0wr. detecting H110 2 per cent. I'lBcCi: PP'a'a Pe,itooriP,.s boo frleGby LEN owed this It,, 111191 c'.ay of .p Ydo a', nallf led that the above per co" , Its BCD per cent Furthr' WASHINGTON and SOPI4IA J. 'Tn WeCIflCatiOfll cart be dotaInid a' namec PetItioner, LEE EVERETT WASHINGTON, hot wIlt, ssakIn ADOLPH G.OE1Z Region IV Crime Laboratory ANDERSEN. Pus lilac a pqttlofi in ftieafiof Marilyn ran and You unsa' it,, At F.cu$lt v Bids ID be etwIos.c In a sailed theBoo" -s'yipc Court for 1115 are reQuited to serve a copy of your Will of ado47ion of The miner citbid named in envelope plainly matted on the arwwst or ploiding to said Petition CARRIE M CLOUGH Phit Pa-IN Ion and you are coin outside "lid to' Laboratory Ivs on Pr 11isiws attorney, CECIL H Deceased Stl'umIntt' marided to be and IWSI' in That BROWN of SUTTON. BROWN 1. "miN$OL$tR AND LOGAN lids wIll be openac on F rida p. Court en June tot, 1572. and to $1110 WRIGHT. 245 140"h Magnolia ATIORNEYS AT LAW May Ph. 1573. at 11's A.M. at as Avenue, (P.O Boo WI Orlando. CAUSe wily in. petItion $Itouie riot too FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING rofida 337 and if* The original of granted, onto obso a judgment may seen as possible tter.alter. in me SANFORD. FLORIDA 3771) In entered agilliot your grantIng the off I at John £ fool k. SIwrIPI of sarow in hat off IC, of in. Clerk of said MtDriwv$ for Executor Seminole County, FI&lQa edogtlon Ca,'?. art at besot, in, 15th day f Publith A pr i 20, 71. May 4, It, 1517 The riprit Is resirved to w*lvi any WITNESS my Plaid atId lIie siel of Mat. 1572 DEC ii irropulirltles or iechnl5.aIltIls In The Court All IanlSrd. F of Ida. P1,15 if you fail to CID . luogmaY by IN THE CIRCUIT CDVII, IN AND Otfaut' will be talon against you t bids, or to reject isy or all bids 25th day at April, 1512 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Dm1.0 this tIb Cat, of April 1573 ,plipf itrmandr'd lit fite Petit len (SEAL By order of FLORIDA AJlth,i' Pt 5,.çkwltla, Jr WIT NESS my hand and the 6401 at IN CHANCERY NO. 73-415 .bItft E Polk Cirl of lit. Circaft Court 11th Court. This tie 11Th day of ^1111101`11. Slie'imf. 5y MarThaI VItv*i DIVISION S 1572 Seminole Ca.mta, IN RI: Tn. MamaS, of Metals Deputy Clem Florida ELIZABETH A BRENNAN. W1141. Atturney, ARTHUR II BECKWITH, JR Pii*i- April M. 77, May 4 1517 arc Goroors 5' Fritairrics. BY Martha '7 VthIon FVEN .3 BRENP.AI'4. p*y$n4, DE C46 P.O Ba. 7755 Deputy Clerk NOTICE TO DEFEND Sanford. FofIda 23771 Attorney Sutton Brown PROCLAMATION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA ID Publish AprlI2l.& May l. 11.11.7572 & wtlgw REFERENDUM ELECTION STEVEN 1 BRENNAN DEC 113 PD boa 347 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Orlando. Florida 220d3 IN COUNTY JUDGE' S COURT TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS that ELIZABETH A BRENNAN. Pubrish April M. 77. May 4, 11, 1577 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Or 'Tw[ CITY OF CAUELBEPRY, has 14.0 a Petition in ins Circuit DE C41 Flu, N. e4fl FLORIDA C ourt of SEMINOLE COUNTY. In in. Court of the Cowl" J. ESTATE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by FLORIDA. for D111301010" Of £!DNL I SMITH, MlyDt C filet is F Blow. Ma ,or of Mar? lope, and you are ripu*f.0 lb S.ntffial. Capentv. Florida. DECEASED C.aoo.thry. Florida. purkuont to set"5 CWT of yOU? wimpn Is Probes. Article III, Section I *) Charter of NOTICE TO CREDITORS o.fetnea. If any. on THOMAS 0, in Re: Estate Dl TO ALL PERSONS HAVING me City at Cauo4D,rry. Florida. as FREEMAN. Of STENSTROM, SEABY JAMES WALDEN. b-l.a mended, ma' me Cl!, Shall subn,it CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SEAB7 .1 WALDEN and SCARY DAVIS 16 MCINTOSH. Attorneys tar on June 4. 1573, during me irpal SAID ESTATE: WALDEN os P,lftlonat, wtioo adoraift Is Pt lieu's far VilinQ Is I you altO S.C, at you at, hereby Deceased Office Bob 1220, Sanford Fior idi ts',ncum. elect ear in. guest iort and riQui'eC ID file any 23171. and file in, original wIth The T. All Credits" and Persist Nov ing at It the Ivvy imjioit Ion and Clert i,a 500v g,yi.0 Court on or daunt or Demandi Aainit said claims one dethands whitti you or collection a' an ,alotetri t am not to P111W? Of 1511, that f*v* 1.000111 1010 Info'. May 22nd. 1V73. aThrwIIea Estat.esraid ?11'a (3) milts .by oolale In 11w attIt, of Man Wallace You and OCit at you at, hri detaull and ultimat. ludg. mntwill Said electIon shall be held In Pt no ie ed prrwli any Hail. County Judge of Seminole tif d and requir to 'rid agatffli you tot Ila, relifill cinlromlty with The laws and or e County, at his off ice In in. Cain and demands ci..rvn Which you, or dooftandloso In in.Petit ion. dfnaiites in tort* rolal.ne to alec WITNESS my hand and official fronsw Of you, ma ha y? eQmrtli Thi 'mus, lvi Sanford. rofida. within Sit IlWi% in me City of Caslelbarry The colander nU.flths. trwt the lime Ot estate of SCARY JAMES WALDEN. ballot to be used in said ~On on , 17Th day of sail of said Courtin al -a SCAlY .1 WALDEN. and in. limit pu0$IKaIInt Of this Idici Shall be substantially in the April, A0. 1573 SCAlY WALDEN, detailed, lat, of Each claim or demand must be in fallowilig tatni (Soul) ?r in, County Judge of wilting and contain the place ml QUESTION ONE The CI'P Shall ARTHUR H DECKWIIM. JR.. 5110 Ca. SatninoIr dourly. F bar Ida. of hit residence one post off it* addresa of levy, moose and collect ac CIUrI of Circuit Court Office In tite cart f ite of said the claimant avid must be sworn to tam on rail properly ano Lite sued tap Seminole County. tar acquisItion of an ape? pran bet' County a' Sanford 1`10,40 wIThin in in, claimant, his epen' or at ar.a containing approaivna'el, on. torrw.p at the same sP'ait be vuid rs calories,n,'1tItS Iron' the tiltt, fly Ma.Ir,, Brown Ptuttdl'tC Slely seven ac'.s nsa", or Do 1$. IIrsi pijbl.catiort of Inn notice I, WedOr' S Moines Deout y dart less and anieC by Land 0 Lakes As (setula' of said estat. Two copies of 10th claim or demand SIENSTROM. DAVIS 5. Country Club at Casselbarry. Inc.. Shall In In wrIting , and shall state .IOIIN 0 HAINES. ESO McI N'I'OSM aleC 1,15 imprOvement all t office WIfuO.rWaitIill. MamaS. plate at raidunce and file Poet Office 10. 1330 ric,eatiotal f•CIIlties Owned by the aodets Of the claimant, and shall be WarD 5. WSdman. PA Florida Stale SaMCity ma use any surplus tar gener al 203 by 11w' claimant, tilt agent. n to Eat' Now England Ayers,, Sw or kilt, 27 City Purposes arrovito.nled by a P0l Off his, ice, So' 10$ attorney avid For adapt ion Sanford, Florida 33711 Wiiltr' filing a af are OcIla, ma Pk.. Florida 2773$ AQaeql apt WI Attorneys far Pat It len.r Claim or penitents not oo filled shall be Attorneys Sw Estate QUESTION TWO The City Shall Publish Apr il30, 27. May 4, 1%. 1512 Publish AV' il77 , May 4. 11. 5. 1572 vaid Iosy. impos, arid collect ad vaiorent DEC43 DEC. 1)0 CHARLES S WALDEN an ate rail i,rogrly and us. said Ia. tor OpeeIapmenf and coistiructun of Al administrator of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE lain. Caere of the Canny Judge. a cpmprr'eretve Street paving and The Estate at EIGHTEE NT H JUDICIAL tIP Isabel. County. FlerIds. dir offullRe program within I'lle, City an SEABY JAMES VIALOEN. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE In PvoAaIs the participation basis ,slablisheC COUNTY, FLORIDA in v's. Estate of by City of Caseelberry Ressiutlort SCAlY .3 WALDEN and CIVIL ACTION NO.: 13.220 tOLA P STEWART 'eO Will also use surplus IW SCAlY WALDEN NATIONAL 040MEt A Deceased general City Purposes. deceased CORPORATION. CEPIANCE an To All Ci.Inors and Patient HavIng For Adoption STENSTROM DAVIS & Indiana co''allon. Claims or Demands Agalail Sad Against Adaption MCINTOSH Plaint ff1, QUESTION THREE The CITY Estate: Florida Stale Bans SS You and each 0 you, am tieriby shiall levy, impose and collect at Suite 73 ROBERT P. 113M*4 and WYN valorem f ail on rem! p.ea41y and notified and required to present any Sanford. Florida 3217) NE TIE L THOMAS. hit wife. t0# said to. ID claims and Oml%aiidt which you or &ttatncyl fat Aam.nvstraio' a) Acquire an agate green belt are. Dmtaridanfl eIlhr of you, may ha,, Igalvill lit. 1 3 PijbluJ' Map 4 11. II Mai 7 7 10 ROBERT P THOMAS estate of LEO...A P STEWART, containing aj*prO,lina?rly one YOU AIM HEREBY NOTIFIED 01023 late at said Coattly. to me hundred Sixty seven acres more at less and owned by Land 0 Lakes to fake notice that a lull has Dan IN Title CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND La,?", .31.0Qv 04 Sem.now Courtly. Country Club at daas,N'rry. Inc 111.0 again*' you in 11* above 1111.0 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FISrida, at his Office in In. court imprOve City owned and Court, 'the nitrt of the. Suit is an FLOP IOU hum it laid County at Sanford. reeltunal tadilutles. rid 1IOn Is orsoie a real qstatp IN CHANCERY NO. 11.sfl lof,dA. ilItsIt' 11, IS calendpr It 491 of D.v,ioj, avid construct a mDrlpap, held by NATIONAL iii re lIt, marriag, of front the time of tie forte pulicalwn cofhpre+ionslve sivan paving and HOMES ACCEPTANCE COP LINDA JOHNSON til, of this notice Twt copies 10 10th drainage program within "its, City. P0*750w. 1 Laiaye?t.. Indiana. b, and clasorn or demand shell In in writing. arid mer?pspe dried January 211571. a RONALD JDHWDN isO liiiII state in, piece a residafic's C; Use any surplus tot- genq'rat 5.110 t.cDrdId In Official P.crds NOTICE TO DEFEND and peat office adSais of ma City purposes Soot in. Pages 120 125 Public THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Claintani, aid shall be sw?" to Dy o' Rptflda of Seminole County. Against adoplde RONALD JOHNSON whOS, me claimant. 'we -we 1. V hs' at Fio'ida. on January WIt. 157) The residents, is 3C) 140-M Ivied Street, tatne, and eccoriean.eO by a fIling A cop, a Cltir of Caai.tDe?' I Rttjit!,v" tic 115 shall be avaiab'v "&"W of in. Coyt It wIt.t?r suit D. tIo'i I'rn,n,i,anic ISKi arc le, of Dollar one Suc?- riaI'r or ore,dings we pending is fit, WtinI. last known mailing aod'esS" demand 1w' 50 find stall be veIl tar public .nsp.clwn in th* off ic, of tite City Clark during Dim mass hours; Cirtul? CDt'! me Eighteenth 307 North 1t''C Serial. Du 5'.'. Dorm, S Williams it said rr"ior atic to' Cuul'. P.,ntp r ,,a,,.& At t'.,tUlW a4 iris Las. Ihit Notice shell be piml.d iii COUfl?p. 11W ida. Cat. NC £3 m YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFiED Will and Testant of three ti) public plates wtthiri ma Tie o.ipi,en ,.$ the property in the' LINDA JOHNSON ho. flied . scr LEOLA P STEWART. City catafIr'uiousfy and published in MqrtInol. Cain',. F 4W ida. involved Petition In lit. Cl-cuff Court of deceased the Saie$o'd Herald once SdC?' weeP 10 said procaidings at s.sc- i in Settilnolt County, FtD?Ida $0? STENI'TPOM. DAVIS for toss l4l covirietut 've waits p'.o the Complaint i at lpilQwt Dissoiutiin a' Ma'rlape. ard you art & Mc1P4'7OS$ June 1. 1573 to Lot 71 arId ?h Was, 201eV at Lit eqult'id to Serve a topy of your Florida State SankDAT ED this 23??- day of April. A *. Soft •A'. PEPLAT OF LAKE written 4utrsi-t. It any. at' "ED N SuIte 27 O 1177 MOBILE IHC'RES. acc or drç 10 Pie JUL 5.1, JP Oi SYE1,'5TRP,I. Pus' 011cr BOB lIlt 'SEAL p1st thertul reu'dsd in PlOt Bt. DAt IS S McINTOSH, Athat1w'ys far Santord. f.o,Oa 33771 Cu!lvt S blow Peto ft the PubliC Picai of P'plIliatar, whose UtaiS is Most Attorneys tØi t*ecufli'll Miyot Saminoll Cnty. Fofidi Dfi,ce So. 1330, Sanford Florida. City 0' C..tseltwer'y, Apri? Maya M,', TI It You are reQuir ed to IjIC you' 237't. and Ill, tIe priginal with Ih, Publish, Mat 4. II IS 75. 1572 1?72 Sr 015W? aefare lv p1eads Clerk Of the above LIVId Castro on or DEVIl) DIED -33 With in. tInt of Ph, abeve aimed be fo re A~ Inc 1517. attwrwnoa NOT ice Caw" med wvea copy thereat tow drfautt and .,t,ima'Ie Iiaitqnen' will Due to the increase in me 511pM wm se "W Sanford e&chenge. in at me PlaIntIff's atlorTIly LEONARD be ,vititd against you far the relief idanc. with Itt statewIde rate amedstle. me esCitarw teseprolt. rates V. WOOD. £50.. of Mars. Wood. demanded In the P.lflian Mills'. Borougie I. Fisher, Pail WITNESS my hands anti Official will be flItr.aIad ef$eSteve Tune 1. IIP72 Office so. twe. Winter Pork, F4W4a sea1 Of said Court on me 251 0a* of Pssld.l Service 23135. not I.al*' the" ilie 1019% day of Way AD. 1512 Individual May, 1572. as required by law. 14W 1.06rly $Party Present 1-470 del lull will In MItad against vast 1-520 *439 ARTHUR If BECKWIYM JR.. I'.st, 120 Ill WITNESS WHEREOF. I have sz 4,35 Cwk Of Ca'cvtf Court Nin10 101 flip hued Sd all laid SesrtlewI County. Florida ew Mneel $.lc. my official sail of Sanford. $ariain'lq BY Maabne Brawn stubvto- Sf 3-411i,arty County, Florida. thuS 11th div of 4-PatI Cfs le Pt irstly". $15 SC S'34S AprIl. 1512 SIC-IT SILNST.tDPl. D4.III I. 13.ip New 1473 Mci NT 0551 ti 15 Arthur H Sectwitrt. Jr. Poe' Off it, am 1330 pvbiiwwd pvr$iopilto criow N. 3.eC Oocsaf tiu INS stuit of Into. CLERK OF THE Fls'da. Slate Sand PublIc Sarvir.a Cat,wtteiiavi Iedit-ag Nevember X15i3 CIRCUIT COURT SUIT* 21 I. VIfIlot by MIr 1U1HER16 BELL TELfPwQte Sanford, PIn-ida 3777$ AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY D, Clara ga$g Attorneys tar P00 ofie, PubliSh. April 7?. May A. 1573 PubItati: AWII 11. V. Ma'd. 1577 P Sot MOt Ii. ti 25. 1513 OCT.. "7 DES 31 CIE 0 34 Candace I miv'iat1fT.. are are slladeet, _)*~;v - ___ ___ - __ I ~ -- - - . .. . .. ow'. ___________ -. Secrecy ' .. SEWING is popular sislith Lxth boys and girls in Crtxmi High School' s special education class. Displaying garments they are working on are 0ec Brenda Jackson. Andrew Elliott and Marie Murkey. Students are quite I , -----------.-.---------.--- I - *. . _ -or _~ -- L P 1' . . .-. - - . -,-,, adept with using the sewing machine and all eager to try. (Ann Sieczkowskl Photo) 1 . r ,0 . tto : 1" ' . ' Tradition County Work Load Is Evaluated Conceded 1 . 1 * _v0 ~ _; its _. _ z ____ TELEPFIONE cable repairmen matched and at a construction site. A cell to Southern Bell's re-connected 600 pairs of wires ir, an un- repair service before the work began could dt'rcround cable which was broken by digging have prevented the damage. fr 't :it - % j - %~__ ,w ' - - .1 1 .-__-__ ~L,___ .- ~~__- - ~ -____ -- ~ - - ;6.-LA II 1k,, lrsti. rilI,ita-t Itetcr Huss, Lite agencyis gen. eral counsel, predicted the new policy would unlock about 90 per of information In FDA cent files, compared with the 10 per cent now available to the public. But lit' CLlUtiofiCtI1 i'flhls IS not going to mean every piece of paper in the FDA Is inunedlate-. iy going to be available." The public-disclosure proposal, covering 58 typewritten gcs, alloes Interested persons 60 (lays to colfllflcflt after publication In the Federal Regthe food ister. Spokesmen and drug industries privately expressed alarm at the idea but withheld public statements until they have time to study the proposals. Patterned in the spirit of the FreeduIn of Infonnatlon Act, the FDA's open-files plan Is believed to go further than any other federal regulatory agent tIii'i'k (iii' (ilrreLltlIiI) if ditties personnel nor " ----- ----- --- ---- - . - for - p11I, cy's. LABOR has its own reward when it comes to making Ice cream In an old-fashioned freezer. Eager to taste the results are Regina Abney, Leroy Alexander, John Arnold, and James Richardson, who is holding bookend made in shop. (Ann Sieczkowskl Photo) • WORRY CLINIC Homer is a victim of what we call 'urinary insomnia." For he steeps like a log till his bladder demands that he visit the bathroom. U he can retrain that bladder to hold 8 ounces instead of 4 ounces, he can last till d morning without wakingl to (;.tae T'570: Miller T.. aged 01. has it widespread problem. Dr. Crane," he began, 1 has it jnsonuiia! For I waken about the middle of the night and then can't go back to sleep, I have L)e'coIne a sleej. "So Ing pill addict and I don't like to fl rtlSl.it sti liv auth drugs. hut what t-lst' can I do to get a full nights rrst' any URINARY INSOMNIA - The r eason homer wakens before 2 A.M. is II) go It) tilt' bathroom. ions of people de For millions st'lop this habit of s()idlllg uri ne in (lit' lllidtili' of the P stretching your bladded Yet mnan' men and wonwn let threr llriflarv bladder make them nish to the haItiroom when it has only half a glass (4 ounces) of urine. To a%oid this very coinmon urinary Insomnia, therefore, follow these niles: liquid illReduce N. take after 6 P.M. so your bladder will not receive as much urine from your kid. neys. "swct" the Urine to Stop the add burn thereof, as y taking a little baking soda or antacid tablet before hedtme. (-1) During the daytime, 1it'w o ldadtkr to (lt'st'l' op a ins li,ibit of Stretchillg till it '.'n hold 8 011111.1'S in. steati (II 4 ounces. To do this, drinking freely prior to 6 P.M. Bill when you feel tilt111g.' to etnptv tilt' bladder. grit your tet'tiu and n,aki' it et (flit a 11(11(41. von hll' The first this coiittt with %- Ofl 111,1(1' der, you maY feel as if von can't win, for tile hil,idd,:r is obstinate and would rallier %"SI to empty it On 4 ounce's IIIJII to stretc'Il itself and hold 8 OIIlkrS. But once you win, it will stretch and I'DII will tlii'ii fed (iJInf0rtiI)lt' for ,i (1)10 plc of hours before it again iIlSiStS on being eiitptii'd, This saI1' &01itl'st t" itli your urinary bladder is help. flu for voting people of (I,lt. our y ur . little night. -na. thiS I13 .J...,. i,,•. •,, ,.,,, t'i ................... Inflanunatlon of the bladder, or especially tic' prostate in Tl1N orse 1. ttr ~W uiuc UTLIIES COMPAin thegasc 3xEmICOMMIX AND FLOGAS CORPORATION Plus the fact their urine Is x stIl s dv acid and thus burns till ti lt-), waken. And another contributing factor is tiiriz' lleJt'i' iiigt's' tion of liquid at their everung meal. Ill frinc drinks like coffee, Ira or the cola bes-eniges. Once a person is awak. C'taYI, hr may tjit'n ltgin to think of totnori-row's problems and further stimulate 10) his brain till lie (alIt .' back to sleep readily. So the answer to much of the Insomnia in older folks is to solve their urinary problem! Ordinarily, s-our bladder c'oiId asilv hold '8 OUflCCI Of fluid w ithout iiiak' log you feel an urgent need to void. urinary - SANFORD - 322.573 11, DELANO - 734-1951 - • 111 (act, WIlt'Il Ifl(11 )i : OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AND NEW GAS CUSTOMERS .- -- . - if 31 . I' an enlarged prostate gland that blocks the outlet of tilt' bladder, we physicians nns' find that the'rt' is ball a galInn or more of urine therein. .! .t ..)i H LI I it 4l'iV iIll Basically, the FDA proposes nuthllr' iif.tv and at. In make fectivenes3dals for food addi. Uvcs, color additives and anti. biotic drugs unless companies can demonstrate the informa(ion should remain secret. - Hospital Notes By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. - . County ('oiImIlscIonf-Is .John Kuinlirotlgh and Al Da vis, ( •'(Jlnniis,slon CILPirIIIAII (;rt'g Ilium111(1011 12011 AftIIlirllclr;llll'C Ao11) JOIN S if fl% I-Il.!. sistant lhltifley l.il)rr ha v e been Assnciatrd Press Writer spending long hours with (enrite ['uxhy and Associates in Con- efforts to us1xlte the Iwrsh)nrt'l wASIIINI.;TON (Al') long tradition of se- and wage scale. eding ciTcy has Intrullie a legal and Curly was instructed to political pain in the neck, the Food and Drug Administration cotnpuire the job titles and re here with today announced plans to open sponsibilities its files to as touch public in. .surrl)unlling counties and to -,-----.--- with the labor market, also knowledge of government who giving some crtnsitleratfr,n to ersild coordinate the secretarial operation in the offices. 11w cost of living index. Thinre COP S lime, ttuting the I I.' strrccrci that liii job Is rir.t l'lrrItrlIttratir'rl of ft..' their to evaluate Co'.inty Commission, when little perfrrinulnce - that I am not mall was answered. Now we try here lii an effiri.rtrv expert to an:-r- at rri'wh no: i)1'UIIliIIthfld stated that due In but without some organization. Ut" increase in work coming it pcses a problem In getting out through hit comnrrilssioners all the cril'tespolYIl?Ve office as well as thoughout all ('ixiy is to investig,'e this the county government offices, particular need along with the It would now aipear that there other p.risonnel questions and It .1 ii"I for .1 i' TPIIty with k fri the board r''rt LI' age. 51.110 .111' MAY 5, 1572 Admissions Sanford: Will Miles Vernon Ivan Lowe Marion E. Washington Donna Lepore Ada 1.. Williamson ms Dream ThOmas Ernest Lawrence Sandra M. Bass Anne Starnes Leonard F. Moretz, Delt,ona Vera E. Cook, Lake Mary Murray, Malcomb K. Maitland Geraldine A. Crom, North ismIo Keith A. Thomas, North Orlando Births Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Manley, boy Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bass, girl, .Sanford Discharges Evie We Muiiins, Lake Mary Davis, Willie M Altamonte Springs Helen C. Shelton, Dellary Eva N. Healey, Deflary Denham, Elizabeth J. lI}eltona Clarence A. Johnson, Deltona Anna Sacker.Deltona Margaret Bush, Geneva Watson Fit. Reel, Lake Mary Lewis E. Matthews, Oste-en Sanford: Itufus McClain Mary Alice Gordon M Thonia A. Knight Annie K. Shiver Betty M. Prescotte Joseph B. Sterling Ted Morris Elizabeth Turnbull Verilita Fit. Purvis William B. Jennings Larry D. Na than Jr. Janet Driscoll Mary F. Judktns Fred A. Sirianni lAPEl) IN T1IAI"i"IC Watch out the nest time you feel like ''tell' ing oil" a poticeriun who stops you for an alleged traffic vio iation He may be recording everything you say. 's could be the result of a 'rids study by the (;ovemor's Criminat Justice Council which has recommended that officers In Dallas. Corpus Christi and Kingsville carry tape recorders with them on traffic violaions ., DALLAS ( All) - a- l'lIlh).tI' '.isit r'aswd 1w needIng at tIlt'ilt('tlt r(XflliS the rest during the show. And if you still wake tip to urinate at 2 AM., then read the Bible or educutional magazines like- Read. er's Digest till von again fall aslt'ti). ObesIty also clnnpre'Sses the bladder, so senil for my booklet how to Lose 10 P011110111 III 10 I).ivi, t'ncltti' ir.g a long stalliped, return enfietr)lw, plus 25 vents. to I. Dr. C,.Pi a ' '"" " 0*1.17, .,it. , " iou isirped. .dd,..ard .a..l'pe •d 5$ intU be e.4? .1i" . IppIla and p,b$llaa iP "N411 fir C.-,., ,j.yt i,'z s'r• of Ii' XPenney The values are here every day. "Charge it" at Sanford Plaza Ponneys. Open 10 a.m. 'iii 9 p.m.1 Mon. thru Sat, �FY14 14 B!Jfjg Machines Purchased I Event To Beriefi t Exceptional - Voter Registration 4 I ke H * Neva Nix Engaged Seen the B ANN SIE(gØ'5j vantages over the old machines. per machine than the old , the r WI are terlocked models o ne be th at It is in ing piemct lines ti—Id have "There are 32,O) a&esd or the re4zistered and I expect at Iessi set before the first 1mary IS eight columns wide by 40 She said wi th this savings, she extras The àCtMUiL purchase fl•$ more before the Sep. election in feft fl could be bought. She said she apprOvedtember pnimar' Mrs Bruce said she had YKI These n5htrIes t'flSt 163$ le stated 'rzin Elethions Spe -visr wa' c! k'n hr ia new arni1L Bruce Fourteen new machines she would need vOUn1, flsachines have been became this ristflet*ng has authorized, "everything up in the air." She Of curse. I don't did say that she would like to all this will be affected if have 14 instead of the 11 she had respporUomnt plans adopted reted. U the Legislature are approved Eleven machines were b the Florida Supreme Cc authorized to her old budge: Precincts 1.3,5.7, 13. 14, 5, , at 610 aeti, Huvw,p few IS, V.10, and will be split 11 weeb ago, a reFespfltatvle of the plan psi the conipamn which makes the 'W have untIl Ma 13 to voting machines &manstratr at least the court until ii new cn I has se'vera situ to rule on the new district - A cordial Invitation is extended to all by The Most Reverend William D. Borders, Bishop of the Orlando IMocese and the Board of Directors of Mr. C. E. Nix of Deland, and Mrs. Oulda McNorton of Lakeland, are announcing the engagement of their daughttr, ," - - - A 4 - r ,• - -- °f . - the ... ' ,. ; ;L ..-_---. . -, •• '1: -• - -. - ; - • '--• . -. ANCING around tia traditiuiu Maypole. crimicirer. from Lynliln High lioo1 Day Care Center celebrate May Day. Ann Mental Seminole Mr. Jirsa was graduated from Deland High School In 971 and is employed by Winchester Mobile Homes, Inc. He Is the owner tif Honeybear Aplar In Osteen. Mr. Jurss Is the grandson (teen. - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS the juvenile courts. ch Id Mrs. Ruth Lantz, a pvchiatnc gmdane chrum and varici "ial worker at (Irangc Lami ag e:,cit-s Her tab: vv kmorul Mental Health be fcllowrti by two short fAir center, will be guest speaker at on und erstanding ones self. Ute Rrncral meetinE of trie Dr. We Me=, director Mental Health Association of the Mental Health Center. h Seminole County on Monday at begun the first of a series of th .36 p.m in the Mental Health sIielter where jiomc perici (-enter. li Itobin Road. who are, or have been, patien may receive some reciestin Mrs. Lantz formerly was the Ills. and help in their rea executive director of the " Children's Home Society of Justn.en: U society. VoIunteer areAs needed Central Florida, encornpauin lealzii MfU. gam or JW# I Seminole , Orange, Lake, Os eola, and Sumter Counties. talk with these persons, whin , received her nuisters1 h novi li'lfl4 at home. 1)Onatwt lpusent, chairs, an uegree trom McGill University, Go' craft Montreal. Canada. She and her ta blIewarr may be brought I are naturalized the meetini Volunteers may apply to Lii American citizens, who live In Met: or through the assocxataor The new shelter is at Fin All Seminole residents are Presbyterian Church of Sat invited to this program. Mrs. ford. Transportation of th Lantz has had 21 years of se lected patients is hem, perlente to working with financed by the Mental Healt families an children trough Association of Semmok Counts Special '- :. Wedding vows will be exchanged by the couple. June 24 $ P. MN In a ceremony at Northside Baptist Qnu'e'h In DeI.and. Geneva Gents By IJZMAThIEIJX 9 1588 espectsLly that dressing! The everfatthful Fire Lads admit to a grand turn-out from Well, it was a long hard road while it lasted and I se.i.IY sin glad to report that my dear Dr. Nesmith says that I am well on the road to complete recovery. all I can sky is ylpee, thanks and I hope that I never iave to have surgery, Infectious hepatitis the flu and all that followed plus loosing a double filling from my front teeth. Boy, did I ever have the full treatment, plus the fact that my '--' - fofli not only from around Geneva but surrounding areas M well, While chatting with Mrs. Robert ("Utile Doris") Phillips the other day I was truly relieved to learn that her mother, Mr's. Florence Wallace, is beginning to show a little progress in the way of recovery precious hubby, Joe, v ill with the flu along with me and 10 rap his dilemma he CVtfl had conJuctivlth...that's all in living I suppose and just think If I asn't here to get all of these little Ills and Irksome trials .,,,I would just be a sure candidate for Brisslon's or Gramnkow! So there, I am so glad It is over and let me add that I Just could not even begin to thank all of the wonderful people whom I call friends and family. gosh, I had wall-to-wall floral offerings and enough get-well cards to paper one side of an eight-byten room. Why, my ever-faithful emplo)er, The Sanford Herald, even had a beautiful planter awaiting my arrival at the hospitaL ..... made me feel like I was truly loved! Not to be out-done by all of the above. Jeannene and Norman and Todd and Don and Ray Jr. caUed me from Atlanta almost every day! Love Is really greai..try It, you'll like It for mire! Styling comb with mist includes brush, fine tooth comb, and coarse tooth comb Can also be used as a hot comb --I 19 PHI --. Nursing Building Set For Seminole College Seminole Junior College year alter passing itt trustees approved an eaI'I} semesters of work at SJC. colit.' trnttori policy that Trustcc upprtivec permits high school students preliminary plans for a *IQ0,O(X who have finished the 11th practical nursing vucatior grade to enter college with building to be erected at SJC permisojun of the high school. Approxunnte hail of the costi Under tie new plan, a student will be funded by federa need not attend the 12th grade grants at high *'uul but will receive lo another action, the credit f or passing th e senior .1 rustees approved the 1788 Florence was rushed to Florida Hospital and I have heard that she will be confined there for at Least two to three more months. In case you are wondering why I refer to Mrs. Phillips as "little Doris" it is beesuse they have an over abundance of "Donises" as the Mathieux family has "ELizabeths".we only have five..that's all! Four-way lighted make-up mirror. Selector because olDarrell's mother's 111 health. But they tell me that she is somewhat unproved as Is Vivian's mother, Mae Simpson, In Sanford for t'Xiflhiflfttiofly electrical arid pIwiibin cent- tractors wanting to do business In the city have quadrupl ed in five year's froni $7 - 231 examinations thul year. Lynn Rianer, city buildi ng official, said wil l he givers M,")'13 at the Civic Center for the largest number ever suite from s for away as Mary land and New J ersey . - - Surely am sorry to tell you that my dear friends Mrs. Emma Youts Is a patient Seminole Memorial Hospital, she is getting such 60goodsince care we expect to we her home real soon. Happy to tell you that Mrs. Margaret Goit and Mr. Edward Guyette are home and doing nicely thank you Mrs. Goit is spending a while with her family down the State. Large assortment at 1488 Stearn pierced and pierced look oat' 5ettr with 20 r0ill &fs Helps prevent brittle, split hair, Heats in 513 15 minutes Trustees accepted three (\ --' ) get ePair for each nu?fit in your wardrobe. - Monda, 0 FA Deadline fur making ajSchool Roundup plication for the examination was April 2, Herold B. Heckenbiich. Increase in Applications is indicative of the rapid grriwtli pr in cipal at Pine Crest School now going on In Sanford, itisner tuis announced that pre..dioul roundup will be held Friday, at said. 910 a.m. In the Library. Parentb tire urged to register children who will be six years old wi or before Jan 1, W73 at this limits today's Cbildreo du not have to be present for registration. FUNNY r1.*I V - '5 'rs A IN ! - - Tb.aaa ., M* C-4 £md 76"1 1 iuuu ' .t .C5 s'.5..mt T.di', IUS4HY, Inc ci.... oa.w . Vishniar and Lift graduate student Stanle' F Mainser returned icr-roth- from th"ir camp in one of Antarctica 's drsvlIeys where they studied uil bacte ria and tested the Viking instrumen ts Mate rial on the irettrumrn rxucr'dc wts,it stipertec] ViJhflj4ic saYs The natrumen lu tuned under conditions that were -quite rug- ji •, j ged' Ectsrig new concept in hair goods Unrestricted comfort Ready to wear Exciting new colors and styles ri I Come to think of it. I have several other mementoes which Rudi brought back for me from some of her other cruises .... as I said, ain't being Loved grant4..,Just try it, you will like it! sing, Mich and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gray from Niagara Falls. -- - the Geneva Joe took me Volunteer Firemnens' thicken the Cornsnunity Hall and I must admit that It was really the best one etxeaUy, really delicious and .-_ I shoulders, the cole slat was - awards at - .- are are L I FA Reg. $449. Sale $359. Our Campaign corner ensemble is both handsome and functional It includes two complete beds with quilted nylon covers, co,ri.'r table, storage bolster box and bolster Choose from our wide selection of ,tltrflctsve fabrics Laminated finishes are in chestnut or your color ChOtC Special order only Allow 8 to 10 weeks delivery Save 20°! Now you can have that personal" iook youre always wanted for your home Sofas. love seats. arm chairs and other furniture, custom upholstifid to create a decor that s all your own Select from Early American, Traditional, Contemporary and Modern styles. Choos from the latest decorator fabrics plaids, stripes, solids, tweeds, crushed '.eIvetS and many more This week, take atvanta(Je of our low sale prices, arid how exciting a c4istom look can be '" Sale prices effective through Saturday. Shop Penneys Catalog for all special furniture needs. Washer - Sale. Trash compactor dryer values 198 148 Godwin, mother of Martha Rotundo. Is itill under the weather, come on Mrs. "G" up and at 'em! tops steel Sale 5 214 Reg. 219,95. Ponncrost trash compactor. Compresses boxes, paper plates, cups, p'astic forks, spoons. knives, empty cans and all other kitchen refuse into one small neat package Heavy duty bag holds a week's accumulation. Automatic deodorant spray controls odot. Can be installed free-standing or under kitchen counter. Changeable front panels allow you to match unit with kitchen docor. $9 a month' Penncrest washer. Fully automatic, washes average size family load. All over porcelain enamel finish long lasting protection against rust, scratches and stains. White only. over Sale. Dishwashers Reg. $234. 17 place setting, front loading convertible dishwasher. Cabinet and tub have asbestos and fiber glass padding to minimize noise 3 wash cycles, maple cutting board top. dual detergent dispenser Automatic wetting agent dlsp.ns.r for spotless dishwashing even In hard water White. copperton., avocado or harvest gold for - Just heard by way of the "grapevine" that Mrs. Lennie Iiarbeque supper at Umbrella that's deep enough to cover her 4 a* M at Imp'i.'- her outiooi Sn-tr.xgn vinyl Cocktails, bubbling Chain- gain evening and one iong in ue remembered (dress is optionmil ).._ Golf trophies and '# ##d'.#4 the will he matte l hi itO dinner. Proceeds of this gala Requests For wotrvin's affair earmarked for news and photo coverage Morning Star School for (parties, clubs, etc.) should Exceptional Children, located be made at least a week in at 954 Leigh Ave., Orlando. advance. Sister Elizabeth Marie, S fl.J. Is Area correspondents the dedicated Principal of the listed daily on the editorial school which has an enrollment page, of fifty students. Morning Star School Women's Auxiliary assists in the main- SI:iI.tf_i Bangkok. the home of Miss Guests Good news! Ijust heard that Marsha Rodgers were niece and Mrs. Margaret Goit Is borne nephew. Aileen and Fred Lynn, from Si Petersburg. Surely am who have gone back to their happy, "Miss Margaret" is one home in Occoqu.ari, VA. The of our favorite people and a real Lynns have a winter cottage in awl to this community, one we New Smyrna and occasionally Just cannot do without. visit with their son while in that Chatted with Frances Phillips area yesterday and she tells me that Also visiting with Miss she had a marvelous time lgl~ogers was another niece visiting with friends and lorence 'Bebe" Siltiersteln. relatives in Texas. Miss Rodgers If you will recall is the "young woman" of 91 Guests at the borne of Mr. and )'ears at age who walks to and Mrs. Howl G. Hall were Mrs. from the post office, "just for Margaret Kooken from Lan- $4 The C.pless Wig. Remember, "No man stands as tall as when he stoops to help a child," Henry Simpson the exercise." 99 TFs'T' MilL iASll'l,Ic IIOCIILSTLH. N SAP Noted spare biologist Wolf 'ihuut' profrss,r of ttsolq' ,it the tnierasty of Ruciwter, has greater confidence in an• strunsent' Hiatt will test Miii' tian soil satnipie, for signs of life during the Viking unmanned landing schedu led for 1176 as the result of six weeks of trial runs in Antarcti ca a Eugene Mrs. Anderson, Charles Hoyleston, Mrs. George Illacklon, Mrs. Corrigan, Mrs. Jarnei Dillon, Mrs. Thomas tionotsue, Mrs. Joseph Flynn, Mrs. William (lieger, Mrs. Ed Hurt, Mrs. 1)ario Irardi, Mrs. J. 8, l.awtnn HI. Mrs. Mane Miller. Mrs. Frank It. Pearson, Ma. Arthur Toepke and Mrs. Harry R. Wilson. 11 you are not a golfer you mays ber9' to the dinner only and attend the post tournament festivities with your spouse or partner, thus assisting In the support of Morning Star School. order upholstered living room pieces and corner groups Speaking of friends, Mrs. is back borne after an extended world cruise and guess what, she brought me an exquisite pair of earrings with a pin to match from at UJ" earrings. Hu"y In and Ir'deI'ILI projects amounting Li almost *21,0(X). These projects will start programs in offici, pollee and real esta te ca reer training. Trustees deferred action on the college budget until u special nseetm: at 7:30 i.ns Columbia, Ohio with a broad smile upon her already cheerful countenance and told us that her brother, Leslie Demmy, was going to recover from very delicate open-heart surgery. LOUISe Maxwell is Just about one of my most favorite persons and a better friend you can never find anywhere. - Dr. Earl Weldon. SJC president, said this is the first state' migrant grant to a junior college. The courses zianted an A pril. Weldon added. While we are telling of friends recovering ... l surely was much Speaking of je&nrnw and her family, they came down to visit With us this past week while the hildren were still on Spring vacation. The only thing which would have made it a complete family circle Is for our son Ray and Mal to have come along, 991, at of 20% off all custom Vivian and Darrell Dunn have just recently returned from another hurried trip to Atlanta relieved when Mrs. Paul returned from Maxwell slides to day, office, evening or home light - tenancc Morning Star School. Mrs. James T. Dillon is president of the Auxiliary. 11cr committee Includes Mrs. William Amnldon, Mrs. Axel tunes sustained when her Volkswagen over-turned five times before coming to a stop, upside down on March 2 settings With magnifier. programs and become permanent workers. Exams Up iitiliirtt `4w w;i- migrant education project costing $114,000 to trair migrants in vocational Building A hearty, albeit delicious, buffet luncheon will be provided to tease and appease epicurean tastes, included in the "package eteal" and served in the Bay 11111 Club dining room. In the evening (he women will pagne served from a shim. bask in the limelight. Mrs, J. B. ,isering, silvery fountain, and l,awton Ill, chairman of the delicious fruit punch (for the flail may be contacted for non'Itnbibe'rs will tempt the further particulars at 293492. iliests as well as exotIc Mrs. Joseph Flynn Is Co. varieties of hors it' (t'uvres including luscious seafood. Chairman. Social hour is scheduled for Entertainment will be provided 7:00 p.m. followed by a banquet by professional talent and in fit for a king I and to the queen's addition, ladles, dancing with ta:ite!) the Sheraton Orlando your favorite wcary(?) goiter to Jet Port Inn (Beeline Highway popular minute tsnrnb, 'Ilils promises to be truly and McCoy Jetport). from , Lathes li- iew& wntcheu Choose from fashion. classic, petite calendar Iwo-diamond and spnri styles 12 rnct In all Cold or silver tone metal with matching expansion bands A timely buy, so hurry in foursomes, MISS NEVA NIX •-i IF Mrs. (iarrnct Snyder of At for her. 1988 1i /~ 4 p of - nney gift ideas for Mom ) Meeting Monda a at PtiiLade1phit officiai ii. Mrs. Bruce said Counts Charge of zthlic assistance art Conuriaston and School districts would have to be said to ha ve paid *1,0(X) for a course in belly danthg for a g wt mother of five. whc was figured according to Use was on rsliet l census, is adopted. Th#oUtl$)Lflchitit(j retwr If this tiap precinets ist i will be split, and ft will cas area teulties in the MtTIT elections offices. not onh In . e.1 sough. Semmofr bu al over the stan, and Us enrehef, • Thlcv Pho to Health Orange de ton.diagree Morning Star Charities, Inc. to join (bent in the Second Annual Morning Star Charities Golf Tournament and Dinner Dance on Friday. May 5. Golf—restricted to men only—is scheduled at Arnie !l!11e'! Bay !IiU Country Club. Mr. Dario icartli Is General Chotrissan and may be contacted for particunira at 11471959. A Pleasantly relaxirg day sunshine, Is promised beautifully landscaped fairways and greens and the companionship of happy Miss Nix Is senior at Deland High School and Is member of the 1)iveraifled Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida. She Is employed Pantry Pride. Philadelphia ter belly dancing legislators, including icvci g l in ' Miss Neva Nix of DeLand, to Mr. Douglas Jurss, Osteen, son of Mrs. lawrence Pn(f and the late John Jurss. a Thursday, May 4, 1912-9A Charity Tournament, Dinner Dance Set Friday DI / Liti Idren T he Sanford Herald 13595 Three temperature electric dryer. 40 minute timer. All porcelain fop and drain. SANTIAGO VALLE, M. D. CA LL 4. 322.1020 FOR OUR CATALOG SERVICf L announces The opening of his temporary office for JCPenney The values are here everyday. FAMILY PRACTICE "LL at 322.10201 I OROUR 819 E First Street Sanford I 5 A.m. -7 p.m. OFFICE HOURS $347327 OFFICE PHONE 322.1112 ANS. SERVICE Permanent office under construction at 420 SAN1..AP4DO SPRINGS DRIVE, LONGW000 - Charge it" at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Sanford Plazi - - - E ;ALI, 322.1020 FOROUR SERVICE ! c II JCPenney The values are here every day. JCPenney service ltlpartof thevek*. "charge It" at SANFORD PLAZA Penneys. Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. �T - - — —' ---- _ - -- — -. ---------- - ------- -= - — Thursday, May 4,19 .2 10A—The Sanford Herald = -___.=_.=__ - .-4' --- i—,-- — - ---------- _J-_ --- _,=_. ... - N!'T'j f!1T!1 Promenaders 14 'X a --- -- - - - __..—.1 - ------ :-- 2 j- "-. 4 •---•----- •. l - - - - - - '- t bonsai IePvrit, _ Heard, Ann Iteynoldg and I Jntla 11ruce Scott, flenry Freeman, ,ph 11camon, Barclay lassisted bY John anti Jo" 1 - - - • / --' s". together to show It- ophic:~ presented I)\ thvir individual Beta Signri Phi (linptcrs rs-vognition of efforts which \%- on thern their - - .IJ3Ai K FREDERICK ni.- I — FRA\CI\EBO\G1\\I "(1IRL (ii' 1)11 Y EMi AR" a w ard Inners get Sigma Jane Porter, Theta Epsilon; V ic kie III- - — / V'smI' 4 - - -- - . - a the most ouhindmg member of the sear. Standing are Jan Cahill, Xi Beta Eta; Joyce Sanimett, Xi 14siIon , Seminole High School Junior-Senior Prom LL;` t dim BMW • _ F_ , Hall, Theta Epsilon, and Viola Frank, Zeta Xi I are Pr't'v't U tn Thet ai I 'rilon d Elizabeth lflCt fl Phi Delta Zetn, (Ann SIeLZkowskt ainma IAI inasterpi te iii other ll ith arid lei. wan a Coast file cintoniary Tll- lijill r 000, im' iwily 1h4? UI,ufi sounds were • i(ii - ueenie Bartlett ame G ri i d 1 Of 11%, ANN SIFCZKOWSKI Year 1)t'adlint' F'ngagement ,nd wr-kling etfive --; - r - , - - - . 1.- L - -- - - "4 - - - - - - - - The romance of a lush Tropical Paradise was captured at Sanford Civic -- SAY -N!f I - in small -1 I 1 -- ii., -- --- GAILC()\VAN. RICKY VOLTOLINE ,• - -- t- - '' £ ' in The '' . ,, a ' Flowers J'Amlr.l V 11,6@ f,,r the Ptk 0 with in 04 ..cool and elegant moving with great flare into the summer scene 1111111 PRESIDENT o Beta Sigma Phi City Council, Vertis Sauls, right, presents the coveted "Girl of the Year" award to Xi Beta Eta 's Deenie Bartlett. 3n g4" br, P~ -0 - F- Adventure In Springtime Savings ( a n,-... Iii tim(! New. GERicrouaw Oven cooks faster than comientiona method. less J~"IF_S MITCHELL, EDVENA LEE, CHERYL KENDRICK.RONNIE PRINGLE 01— —"Nftftb r - Every style you can imagine in Wrought Iron or Aluminum Indoor - Outdoor Furniture. for Y110tha ' 00 Mitt &a ime no* for the finishing Collins bag. "'a' ' •t's.a*.sul. $ " " I" smat Set do d 8ankmertar She said that the aims are to IF - 3b9 •.ri i iIIh S129 it a,.i I.taI ',r,hi $41* A11116= Allll~ My, k,w,vu.erk11rd us* on* of our convenkni chargeyUnis Matter 1. • 2440 Hiawatha. Sanford 0PQn Monday. 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Offer good through May, marylesther s • 1 SATURDAY ENTIRE STOCK in light pastels and ever popular white 91 j,'' luxury to Siricily Personal wardrobe really hers: Dainty sleepthings, easy care dusters and lounge wear, Indisperisable pre"y slips. " WW FRIDAY with lacy lingerie '-' (stock Items only) T W '. 9 se9 t 2K m4 Pamper the first lady of the house Storewide Discounts A. WORT THOUGHTS II fl #fl FL - Master Charge l - :F t Z, •. Sa e'. coo Sale Cm,rc.IAvc 17, is Herald S taff PI:oto. publicity SANFORD FLOWER SHOP VERUNDA}i'UGRES,EMORAL GRANT, FAYEPERKINS -- yellow with whits oc green with whIto, 'Herald Ag'D Williams and this reporter were Rctzrded in Seminole county. Phi, and that, "The only right we have Is the right to be useful, to give the best ln us. toadvance given was Unda Reek award for selling the most to further understanding of the tickets to the ball, which was good, the true and the beautiacclaimed as the best party to ful. e I The Look -. Association for the Mentally the Sisterhood of Beta Slgrna R to Rows -- . I event netted $2,1*0 for the uphold the honor and allm of W^ L~ Junior-Senior Prom. Destinctive decorations were out of this world in the authentic Polynesian atmosph p ere. Dazzling ball gowns and dashing duds for His Majesty completed the beautiful setting to herald the Prom as the best yet. . Valentine Bali, chaired by Deenie and Jan Cahill. ... Center at Seminole High's annual - - "I love You" . -- - ( - ________ Beta Sigma Phi, which was headed by Mr-s. Eddie (Vertis) Mama Katie Corley, beloved Sauls this >ea.radvisor to 13S1' gave the message on this 41st anThe biggest and most auccessiul project was the annual - - - - -, ' r ' - - Deenie reported for Council efforts for the club all ytar as on the year round activities of was 11adlo Station WTRR. - - - — Your recognized for their - : - - - befor' days a big guarantee* tic field in this area lit n long, long time. long arduous task of organizing, ard was Deenie Bartlett of Xi Beta Eta Exemplar Chapter. = Irwrns, available at The Ilerald office, should be accompanied by a black arul white glollsy studio pholn Al ReceIvin the coveted Council and planning - ) packages, but ours have y held its annual Founder-sDay ii,. •bUil celebration at the Imperial will be much bigger and better House in Winter Park on and she has already t,egunue Saturday. i ('uty • come .f City Council of Beta Sigma it Phi. with 90 members pment. fif -- Diamonds ---- N W - I , •• -- U4 I'hoto) /a ,)I()l na - id(jt4 "A Time F(w palms, rernembered imainlanti Immigrants) Cfl• pineapples, and Unique shells lered the iraliti of ouIh sea from Neptune's vast kingdom, treating an aura of the enchantment through the Knoenna ( ac Idotunin of the beachcomber were fRherinan nets and holiher c-ipckiusly lhnwnlinn god Kane) 'lle "1"(4- himself. Itandy drpeil around the thatched r K: ( Guests drank fruit punch r1('h guest Identify himself "toasts" to ing Karnehameha isign In"). wahines and Queer(Liliouokalanl which Beautiful - - FAY uciitilwti to the lure of the tioninin anti the "finales" a LESLIE the evening of Iniltalirm palm trees and dined at plush area estahitah. banyon trees as well as esr,tfr tnent.s after which tame the Isiantis at the trnditlonni Junior fluwtrs from the land of en- traditional trek tc the beaches wnlor prom held on April to watch the sunrise. Tiki torches beckoned a t'haritment. nlghttohefwevr U was Tib's decor Included if Ic tt:rpnlyneIfl wolimt' - • - Page ,erige on - ! 1 , 1:iowI ng Illil)erclostinien o! t;rnflnole waves at Makahs [teach, vv • (Photo 1GM the part of the decorating hi'rnlaorne escorts were tmetmnIltee of the junior dua. peecably attired, running the The anfonl Civic tenter was One could amusi vtiivalitm the gamut from top hat, white tie n transformed Into a lush tropical Mauna ICea and t)fammid Head tails and exquisite forrnati to a as approximately 200 arxI bear the crescendo of the iltverlam. hot pants enQmntM 8h1HFA By MARION - Polynesian Go k- Sanford Plaza pp 322-4520 Open 10 to 6 Daily Closed Sunday A (AY15 ,0011 Of GATIX COPPOINIAT10016 JCPenney The values are here every day. iil,_ t �'- --.P - W __ ------- —'---- - ------ --- ---" - - i --- _I-'- — .-- _________ .-___ --_--- - - __ - ____-______-_ 12A—The Sanford Herald - - ---- - I - Thursday, May 4, 1972 Two Will Exit Teams I no Sanford Herald iDA Neat TRACK TALK wift George ig Crossley JuCo Diamond Tourney Resumes .. For Dade North, Trujillo had Kln.cs had a triple. hits, only one more than the with a sharp single to left field. pitching chance, and once again The best pitching perthe first play for the new pitcher a home run and a double, Flick Raiders, but the Falcons Tim Banker than blasted the and Crornartie each had a home form*iwe of the opening day slammed three horrie runs, ball over the 30 foot sign in left was a double play. The Falcons broke It open run and a single and Killian and was recorded by Miami-Dade WP'TER HAVEN — Two O f zsccnunt1n. for eight of their in center field, Rnck.to-bnck each had two singles. South's Craig Kielbi who pit. singles by Paul Russo and with four runs in the bottom of Pastore the eight warns involved in ft runs. had rio trouble ched a twa-hitter, fanning five go: two Manatee The firs: home run was a solo Frank Caccaaliu-e chased the wventh Cacciatore 19'2 Florida Junior College Gulf Coast 124. St JflhXlS' TCETY McCool Pt Conference state tournament slug by Warren Crornartic, with Falcon garter Mike Supernak quick outs, but Allan Kuhn stopping singled and moved to second on Manatee slammed 13 hits and both the hits for his team. Khebl UI lU'S? the Inning. Alex from the mound. John Ke-h here at Chain O'Lakes Park will one out star for the leave today. two games are Pb-store and Vaughn Flick then came on and got Ltndbeck t outfield error. With first base got a stz4ilt performance from was also the hitting be had two hits. as Rick langlord. Langfard also Jaguars Ct'ornirtle drew an In. back t-bk singles. bounce into a double play, Jack OIW. scheduled in both the loser's and winner's bracket-Seminole Clarence Portier flew out and 1ydknwI walked and Dick tentional base on balls Pastore had a home run. Rand McNel Including a borne run. L"plk fell behind 54 early, but met Gull Coast at 10 a.m. and Pastore was aniled at third on a Brink singled home the final of then worked Cacciatore for a lad a pair of doubles, Bob walk to loud the bases. Vaughn Smith, k:'tl. smith. John fought back to be the game at 6S. Johns battled Polk at 1 pm perfect peg by catcher Mike the frame, They finally lout the game to a of the S. Flack then smashed a grand O'Connor and Charles Fawke Coombs. That got the Raiders With one out In the t p in the lacer's bracket. The 4 Chipola on errors. favored p.m. gaunt tndqy pits tourney mit of the first inning trailing sixth, Cacciatore singled and slam haute run to put the had a pair of singles each. Pinch-hitter James Pupo and Steve Mayer and Dennis lJndhect reached on an error. Falcons to front for good favorite Miami-Dade North only Wi Dade North scm-ed their final Bill Sc-wick had doubles for Gull Lewallyn. the Cblpola pitcher, A one-out double by Tim But the Raiders couldn't push against Manatee. The 7 p.m. two runs In the bottom of the Coast and starting pitcher Rob both had three hits. game will we Chipota meeting Booker in the second and ii lead. an runs ac-macs the plate. SECOND GAME Off single by Steve Undheck In Dade North came- back to tieeighth on tin-t'e hits and one SJC RAID Miami-Dade South. 61 error. AU U 54 II stuwoa of the game 4-4 in the bottom In yesterday's opening round the third were both wasted It N I S 0 1 The last eight Raiders went Rranl., 3t sixth. Manny Trujillo blasted a 13 4 action, Miami-Dade North the Raiders. 124-17 am ° run homer with two outs down in order as the Dade North IDII DX 001-4 SJC finally put it all together thrre4io-t Seminole defeated relief pitching came through. L:.:rd.nd0'n Manatee blasted GILl! Coast 13- in the f&rth inning as they sent to knot the, a i 3 3 (3). Marir (I) arid Pofl.r, Tim Booker paced the Iocaw,ti 2, Miami-Dade South blanked rune men tothe- plate and scored Coombs led off the Raider 1 1 1 0 3 SPuX UC). MWCa 2. Sabar in RuIso,3b Raiders with three hits. four on six hits. Roger seventh with a hit and Danson runs (MI. 35 isn (GC). 14 -t.an$or0 St. Johns River Mi and Clupota y', a 0 3 0 C*ct.ror.,pc$ ,j i cng the home run and a I Mt S&( Lør,iPll',', Saber I Mt 55 it.. L. huleld led ;t will". a 0 1 0 hit followed with a walk. itut slipped by Polk ,'6. 0 0 0 0 U. SnailS (MI. Jones (GC). 14P. and Larry Parrish followed again the Falcons made a double. Cacciatore had two hiti. PydiiW.C1 Dade North banged out Sc*ict by Longford LOS-MJ'aaiee 0 0 c 0 r a. C.utP Coat a Umpr4 Var Pit'. c Gattit, or, ruri.r. D avit T OTALS 3-a a U a ' Following the 5o miler to Alabama we go to Charlotte North Carolina for tIw World 600 which takes place once a year on tins mile and one half oval. How about grizzled veteran Wendell Scott the only Black Driver in Nascar getting a good ride for once? Scott will be in a new (rvrolel for the North Carolina event- by . : - -- - - - —. Veteran r--'-- i • . 01 factory Porche driver Wilt Knuheen will be rtim;wting in the Road Atlanta Can-Am '•f- _I_ OX OX 0O and Komi, Ca$ido 1st. Mahon, 'Tytr (5), halOPttO (Ii. Si. .iosr KI.it,* -' 3*, I ttot, , 4 July In a Parchi-- 9-If. identical U' the Prn.'ke. prepared and Mart Donahue th- tven car which broke track records at the Road AUunta road course ic prartwe sessions earlier this year. Pete Hamilton will be competing in a Plymouth winch he recently purchased from Western competitor Don White. Hamilton will use the car in thr Tailedega 5J Plain. are being finalized for the Dave Hienz Corvette In ship over Ui Lemants, for the famed 24 hour race. North American Racing Team winch had several entries for the endurance event withdrew one entry rather conveniently and thus ;wvrd the wa for the fluent-Rob .JohnaoD entry. . - =,- - --OZA - - '-- -. . .. '• - •- - ________ °"1f"$ '-. .. , - - - - - - ' . - _! This weekend the first 'ans-Am race of the year at Lime Rock, Conn. finds Mustangs. Javelins and Camaram doing battle with thousands of dollars in prize money at stake. lM Continental Formula 5(xXi Championship event will take place at Seattle International Raceway on May 21st. This, another SCCA professional series. New Siyms Action (in' of the htjpest racing nights of the current season is Smyrna Speedway. Its helmet night at the track, with tree racing helmets, goccies or checkered flap for the plents iil racing for the tami, too, as a special match race rematch between popular Chevelle driver Wayne Heckle and in taip Fridas night at New i-i _____ _____ TOTALS -.- ___________ "' ' . - - — -- LA --------------- - -. -. - , ,•,..', . -'. . - -. A'.. ' . -- F' --.--- .'-'. - hWy SOC Now We zire getting close to another race which is a milestone in the sport of now racing. The lnd 5i is conung up on May Alot of preparation it, going Into this one with some team avoiding other races on the L'SAC circuit in order In concentrate no It. With practice hips at the speedway Teaching l) miles per hour this should to be a fantastic race with perhaps 10 or more can qualifying at Mn miles per hour or better. Bobby Unser appears to have the fastest car on the IJSAC circuit this year but things can change in a tuzy — especially in the mdv 500. - - : -, 4- i.e .. -.r-- -- - .. ' ,, -. '. -. ,----. - . ' - _ c'ie,i '' ' ''t -' - Talodepa Favorite tn,tiii 1'rir,wi: of Spartanburg. SC., one of only Ito-vt iiat - Li' eter win the coveted NASCAH Grand Natnnuil titaitipionstup three times, will rank well up uniting the tavuritesSundai- when the bigborr late model stock can take it. the 2.6&-mik high-banked Alabama International Motor Speedway fur the second running of the Winston 500. Pearson, 37, who won a near poverty level *S,aIO in his first Grand National season in 1960, will drive the highly. regarded Glen Wood Mercury in Sunday's 500-miler. Following his dubious debut an Grand National racing. l'rarson bounced uack in l%u U. win three major aupermpredway races at Daytona. Atlanta and Charlotte and is turrentiv the number two man in the moat wins category ti lLsctLurd Petty with fU victories. 11earsan recently replaced A. J. Foyt when Foyt returned lit the USAC championship trail and promptly rewarded the tipd brothers with a wiz in the Rebel 40C at Dariangtmn three ecks ago. Foyt laid already driven the Wood machine to tins at Daytona and Ontario, Calif., and it second in the Mianta S00. 'flit- Spartanburg native hit an all tartar career high in 1969 while driving for the Holman-Moody Ford Leant out of (harlottr when tie won 11 Grand National races and it %A'!1u1ip1n1- IIJ.700 Pearson will be facing probably the toughest field of GN drivers of his career when the Winston SIX) rolls off the starting low Sunday at I :00 pin 'CDT. Some of Pearson'stoughest competition will come front the Allison ta-others Bctiby and bonnie with a brace of red and Sold Qwvrulai& Donnie and Bobby dominated the action here last year. Donnle edged brother Bobby In the Winston event last year by a whisker and Bobby, survived a last-lap battle with lticluard Pvfl)- and Pete Hamilton to take the Lull 'iallodega 500. Richard Petty of Randleman, NC,, will larsake his Plyincuth Inns Sunday and drive a Dodge for the first time in lit' curt-er. Pet?'., will join teammate Buddy Baker of ('ttarlotle. N.C. in Lii.- Dodge ranks. Petty's reason fir the switch is simple. 'The Dodge as slightly more streamlined than the PI,touth and that's what ou need on these superfast 'rks like TaUi'iega and Davltimui," Pet!) stated - - Moyar 7 and Cmb1 .'('.'O" 4 Cook, lator. *::::5!Ez 11 - l 50 - _ ._ -4 i - 4- m~ , - . - , '"" a'sc 'T an iip 5 ticok*v ruuIII a-ta Booker, Trujillo. Crcmar!t.. Flick, SAC Py 3. r ic. r,.,.- 1 54 £ 000 O 000-I I 37(1 IX Oh--' 11 1 CPilia L*IIIY'r' SPpwarI ('). w,rrira ;$ .d Saner, Walker. srz (2) and C'iaracv P'. 1k 75 1 eaIl5n Izucn IC I 35 Bc yC &C (CI. SB MSp&r (C;. 101 $nainole 7 Dma. r iii nghrn (C). San Padrø PJ. DP LOS Polk 11. Chisel. 13 Umpire Turner. Satn, Polk CoA.. WP.Ccclatori. Øp .p NOh 2; Norm a. Davis. 'I 2 p Umpire,.i,it han Vant*e -_ ... .r . -.. ~ ;w-W-, =-- .-1 I -1IL- . .I ~ -- -= - -- L _- " ;~ - ~ 1 I.lI - , -_-= _- - 74-4 _~ .~ - -- I ~-~_- =. L-- a .--' ,~ 7 aI_-~: 'L_7- ~ _ _~ -~! , -'_ __ , — 4 L ~ _-._~~~ , ~ _ _ L _ 7 . ,_ _..---I-_ ." . - _~_ -. . . -1 . - ~ I I*-i1 T4 ~= f~ ~ -,: - - A-_.._ - _ _- I - ~; .l_--_ __AIi~ z.-4 . _ &,-_, . ~ __ _ -- - ~ i _ - ,___; QWff , - -til_l ._A -.A . _ ~ -- - m- -- - '-.-4 - - - '--- - . ="" - u tin' .c'nnd team All-suite. The SEMINULE .IUNIUR Co1hgt' ciunciy double ntnicd lthiders are currently involved-in the state play duo of Roger Danscm ilefti, the shortstop tournament at Winter Haven. and Dick Brink. the second baseman, were both Like All -State Is — T'wentv eight junior college baseball players 24 of them tin olved in the eight-team state tour nament,werehonoredinthe I Florida Junior College Con. . ference FJCC) All-State selections. Two 14-man squads afuitaridaecondteain.wete - -, - - E I4)%T% -: 'I .,.—' - -, ' n he ciiruwd KING SIZE CLOTHES ' /'l I! (1j I ' lung JUmper to / - - - - L.A I BIG IV%fl M EN f' ;. I - SHORT MU4 0 L_J 0 91 j blacks Sport Coats Suits Shirts-Dress Shirts-Sport; - Thru size 66 thru size 64 thru size 66 necks 1o22 thru size XXXX L .- - - f. —_ --- '. ' , ..- - -- ' ' ''_ * - ' ---- - ---,-,,. Saints Facing Busy Weekend -. In Lundquist lop Ind icins , Angels Post Gator Hurler 0vie do enior Wins - i' Is 3 p I ' 1 -)2 "7' FJ7kM ift K k!!Z/ MINS WEAP 32103 ORLAN[W. 51* (I1' DIVERS SUPPLY The NEWEST, LARGEST and ONLY COMPLETE Sports Facility in Americafl! -'.- ln case) c'u were among those shots. Sellers finished a 301 who missed at there Pass been r totalr Other Seminole finishers coaching change at Florida were Charles Park with a82and Tech 317, Ricky Smith 79 and _3O4:Ed Jack Pant.ellas, who worked -.-,- Journey to the national junior college tournament In June. It too will be held on the Mirror Lakes course. The four making the trip will be Brevard, Dade 'I--- Connelly a single, Winning pitcher, Wayne Lively, loser Mike l.inier, SANFORD WOMENS _.___i IC..,. ..._I., i.iskovec 19 and 317, Roy ('corm, r.ui,on UOU viii'ncia. S(JI'TISAI.E. LEAGUE school 'Uiat doesn't prevent tiaTrii' for two years in bringing Motor Parts 18 students from forming other the FTU baseball program Clark & If frI 14 ° teams and not just competing along, has been forced to give , For Motor Parts Caroline job because of pressing up the by winning. Wilson luid a tionne run and The latest successful outing dutiesasaphysicaleducationbl M " three i.nglcs, Debra Blair a %by the Florida Tech "club instructor for Orange County homer, triple and a single, athletes" is the showing at the school. Jo>'ce Lowe with a homer, triple The team still has "club" : P113 archery teams in the and two singles. I)cbe Wright a gh playing several : ou annual state intercollegiate status alth t i :double and a single, Joyce archer)' meet held recently at of the top college nines in the Clutter and Stephanie Tredway slate and doing quite well. Stetson University. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS credited with two singles each. Robter, Director of : Dr. Frank The FTU bcwmen swept Caroline Whitehead and Judy top honors AthIetirs at F, has praised National League nearly all of American League Cradelock a single each. For East I)ivision during t) e meet it, which six Pantelias for the contribution East Division Clark & flirt Lynn Smith, Candy school's B . to the G . has made , W. I.. rival teams were competing, he Li Pet, G.fl, — Ferrell and Karen Hodges had 11 4 733 New York 11w FTU team won the two baseball program. 8 5 .739 — Iktroit two singles each. Denise Nothing thct the-former coa.'h Baltimore 1 individual titles, the men's 8 6 .571 " f'tuliadelphia 11 6 Car others, Betty Turner, Dot 9 6 .600 2 team trophy, the women's has started the baseball Cleveland 'a Montreal 8 6 .571 Carter, Debbie Turner, Sue 6 9 .400 5 I'itt,st.murgti runner-up team spot and a prograrni while a Junior at FlU, New York 5 8 .385 3 'I'homnns, Doreen Martin antI Pankiuts Boston Bother cornunended 6 9 400 5 St. Louis second in the mixed team 4 7 .36.4 3 6 10 .375Debbie Williams all with for his devotion and Concern .Milwaukee Chicago maiL-ties, 3 8 .273 4 singles. Motor Parts had 20 hits West t)ivision Tom Page captured top while coaching the team with a West Division — and Clark and flirt had 14. bare bow very limited budget" and for Minnesota us ii 5 honors in the men's 9 3 .750 — Houston — Winning pitcher Ju>ce Clutter. 7 event Ly'.'onne Harvey took developing a respectable Oakland 7 4 .636 Pi his Angeles 12 6 7 10 .412 4i Losing pitcher Jan Belote, Atlanta similar honors in the women's program. $ 6 .571 2 Chicago 3i ] University 6 9 .400 4' "We at the CincinnatI with free style'. Page trainmed 7 8 .467 are Texas Mt McRoberts'hires 15 Sari Diego extremely grateful for Jack's Kansas City EdjkoandJeffMortontonab Lo 7 9 .431 4 Shoemaker Construction 4 professional contributions in California the men's team title. 5 9 .357 5 San Francisco 6 13 .316 was led by Meltoberts Tires Results Wednesday'. Pat Iligginbuthain, a physical fulfilling an urgent need in °'.oWednesday's Results l"riedua Evans with a homer and Chicago 12, Atlanta 1 education instructor at I'll) expanding athletic program," Minnesota 7, Milwaukee 0 directs the team. Mestibiers a( gated Rohter. New York 8, San Fran-isco 5 two singles. Helping were Gaye Cleveland 2. Tens I Pantellai Is currently Diego 3, Montreal 2, 14 Richardson, a double and two San the women's team ,nciude Dens City 1 Detroit 6, Kansas singles, Cathy Cook and Donna Pickens and Mo Wittkopalog waiting towards hi, master's California at New York, rain innings Rollings, with three singles Houston 2 3, Pittsburgh with Miss Harvey. The FTIJ degree at FTU. Oakland at Boston, rain each, Jo helms, Patsy MacLeod St. Louts 2, Cincinnati I Allen Tuttle and Thu Gillis, it tirmieti's train will travel to San Chicago at Baltimore, rain Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles I and Jo Stouderniire all with two j Bernadino, California in 11w along with faculty spOrisOrP Thursday's Games singles, Lynn Stevens was Thursday's Games middle of this riaonth to take were coaching the lenin. Ruth Chicago (Wood 3-I) at Haiti. part in the U S. Intercollegiate Tuttle and Gu lls are two of Cincinnati (McGlothlin 2) at credited with a single. For (Palmer 1-2). N Shoemaker Construction Nationals. FTU will had more standouts developed by Pan" St. Louis (Spliiks i-I) Only game scheduled Thompson had two ikelley 1-1) at ChitFrances Atlanta than 60 of the east's best ar-telias. Friday's Games singles. Laura Walker, flab l)cas; ilolnaquist has replaced cago Pappas i. tiers on May 20 where a !,1irnsot.0 aat Boston, night Vonherbulls and Dale Gallant Only games scheduled Olympic trial round is held at 1'nantelias as the head li.ebuill Kasrasu City at Baltimore, had one singla each. McRoberts the FTU campus. The FTU coach and made a successful night Friday's Games Tires had a total of 19 hits and Houston it Chicago Chicago at Cleveland. night campus, will also be the scene debut on Tuesday as the 10 of the slate inter u' 'te isiat Goid' downed FIT by Los Angeles at Montreal, N Shoemaker Construction Texas at Detroit, night Wi pitcher behind the three-hit nning Frieda Evans count New York, N Diego at San New York at Oakland, night next year. pitching at mound ace Bill San Francisco at Phhla- and losing pitcher Patty Milwaukee at California, Wiggins. l.are'nr delphla, N night I ajor League S and ngs CONTACT INDOOR HEATED POOL • SAUNA BATHS • WHIRL POOL , . : HAL WAITS 843-2651 • FOR FURTHER DETAILS _____ _, • INDOOR HANDBALL COURT 1. __ • SKINDIVING LESSONS SWIMMING LESSONS ' _______________ • INDOOR TENNIS COURT • PUTTING GREEN 1' • WEIGHT LIFTING • LOUNGE 0 WITH COLOR TV 0 EXERCISING 0 - ROOMS • PRIVATE BEACH • JOGGING TRACK • POCKET ' BILLIARDS • CARD TABLES S TENNIS LESSONS - ' I Hal Watts' SpoI's ts C1 . I A I I M TA LL ____________ L1 ._, iii [ 1iil . ______ 4 ' W. a LET US FIT YOU: f'•_ I ' - - ___ : WORD -I Jf1 In tonight's only pi'ti Lia'aket- become the first pla:'er in NBA /' ball playoff action, the New history to pass the 4,000-point I " York Nets and Virginia SqUires mark in playoff games. =collide In the seventh and do_____ 11a1 signifies two or three cldingg.imeultheir American j.&U FOP q A. -_ Basketball Assmution Eastern things.." Me star piard said of J W his feat-.4,003 points In 133 post- I Division finaLs, I The Knicks led Mn after one season conterts—"that I've period but, thanks it, a e- been in ii lot of playoff games, , — nacanus Los Angeles defense, that this is a good team In get me in them—and that I shoot a fell behind b five at the hal — is" _____________________________________ Then 11w Lakers really- went " -'------_ — The Knicks were led by Walt it's i.e NI l.-5 in the first six minutes of Frazierv-iiiS points and jerr'. the third quarter to take it 73.52 I.t,ica '.titt; _i. [lut hate helead. They went up by as many Busschert, who played 20 mu'.- 11 "You've got to remeenbe,—Wilt CamberIasn didn't start uf with the &4n4 of house he has now, either!" as 33 points before New York utes. all in the first hall. despite dosed Liar gap to &i-&r going into a pulled muscle Ic his right side t the in;;. '.t eit sc-irt-ks.s ________________________________________ -the- tinai 1 fliiltUtei gimi* ',t' tl iutm; LEAGUE Starts Today Florida Tech ma> have but two "maine" snarls at the ' U -4 - ' __________ - HERKYCUSII HERALD SPORTS WRITER Win I i— ' -. k Elks It '' " Moose 0 ______ Elks were paceti by untie-rI ,, Smith with a mime run and 1w'' ileitahle-t, (hary Ilnni'll luicl Action heitits' run, Terry Smith is double, anal tingle, John (',etgcn, Mark Hussi, and lInger Mills each bait a tingle. (tlenmt _ -Godwin and Nick Mergat each 7_?_ -'.-[ bail a double for M,ese. Win-_ -__ . Also seeing talent' of action ning pitcher, Robert Smith, nlcastl) because the same week. Tonight the track team By IIF..RKY (1'S-Il _flii '1 — -r-. Herald Sports Writer athletes were playing on both the host school for the Class A lately h*s been Rob Knowles loser, Greg laTour. flLstrict Tournament to be held who tilled In for Zimmer In the CREATING; a sili' in flit' Willing industry Just it.,; t)u'ui' conirite'rparf.c are It was Just too gaol to be true, tt'ants. Now it nla)- come toanend for at Showalter Field In Winter two district playoff games. There was Trinity Prep's Iii hit, lltltI)tllIltit't' field are till' ('rnnpnrIs. 'I'hlS If) 10(11, two passenger NATIONAL lEAGUE And l"riat,iv afternoon at 3 Zimmer missed those- two baseball an-I track teams en- one of the two teams since both N. 1i11141('I " , w''lr Ia' it i(I hit()tlttl(Ulu and can reach Speeds of over it , 5(ii)W.' Iaccausc of an Injury. It lc% IT, cc m - n.!-';; u, ,-ec ;r&' cetw',tulp,l f,r actl,)n this p in. the baseball team 1115 a inik's per hour. First Federal II Is hope-ti he'll be back for ---.Clearwater . ,tatv' over udt,eel, ;jz dog -- gaiiiu. tomorrow's coach Steve Baseball Good, 5 Members of the baseball Stevenson attempted to get his Seminole Sporting Goods out came poshetI back to Saturday team who also (-'omnlx'te in track Law i cut a tilt First Fcdcr,il 10 to 5, but Nit the tournament officials are donna, would have no part of his plan. ('levt9anat also out with in- errors were costly. Andy Thus Coach Stevenson may jury), Red Austin, Fadem, l'harjw hunt a double and single for First Federal, Roger have a few tired athletes on his Penn. Knowles and Parsons. herring it double, Micky Brown, to Ilanna is a particular asset han-Is when the Friday M. tenth tenitic, lie ii the top pitcher George l)tigue, ar)aI Tnnn around. And what with the on the baseball crew with a 8-2 Brumley cacti had a single. For Saints tangling with the mark, And In Iralk he leads In Seminole Sporting Good', Mike Scott Abel who alrullerl three of I> Three walks anti lee Ward's The Indians are tip to their old defending state champion it the 100 -lash and 20 dash. In Jones had three singles, .Spillman and Mike Wagner tricks anti the Angels are trying single twl1wei tile Athletics score the four Iliave hits. GAlNESV1l,lJ, FL'i. The fact. he has the school record In makes for anything but a At Valencia, he managed to the IM with a time of 10.3. In each had two, Michael Wright. to move lit on their territory as thrill,lime-i in Ilite third arml they best visky to describe Bob Maintain a rectord of 15 wins and 1lealthy" situation Offensively for Uw AnReL4 it Lundquist it cmlii Lx' tO .Ult' that ('lear-water Central Catholic (ItldtltiOfl he Is part of the snrint Jeff Rn> ban, and John 'erinti tile seemeimal half if play gut tia-el the gaitit' with the' olal ret a i'.;i tIes' flrht three' loath-ri in t losses over the two vt-ar period be is an all around athlete. he played there. tie helped his is the opponent (It the Saints in mettle) relay team as is each NO one, Winning pitcher, started in the Ovi.'alis ScuI''r Inialtini error in the fasirthi lineup wtio provided flhe.st ref the' Tommy Kelley, loser, Mike iinseloiII league. lundquist, a graduate of team to a runner-up position In their battle tomorrow. The CIe'.'etand, l'4icii.1, the Indiana at thU spark. Scott Riddle, Mike Valencia Junior College and the state Junior college baseball Saints bring a 17-3 mark Into the Penn and Fadem are part of Wagner. Mc(' nn arm) Claxton all had a 'real homer's double and Jimii phil.' were Teal thinner with Chase 14 the 880 relay team and Penn Sciulnok I1,gh School in San. championship his freshman contest. Brodic's clutch single ggatt' the tlut'e huiLi and Randy homer, pair of tills in the triumph Railroaders 13 ford, is now the number one The usual Lineup for the Saints also runs the 0. first lint( chianuplon I rulintuu a 5-4 Willis until lluinipson all with 3-car. Ito Stafford went four for tour victory over the 1wsk,' Athletics two hits. The Indians had to pull coin-' Claxton was the Icing holler Parsons and pitcher on the University Knowles l'an-sons at Dale -Bt* is a great pitcher and baschallcrs has while Florida baseball squad. has done a fine job for us this (u-st. John Kennedy at second, pete in the shot put while Austin with a triple, double, and two In the first game tif the second out all stops in the pitching with a pair of doubles The Seminole graduate was a year on the mound," said Jerry Fadem at short. Winston is one of the best high Jumpers singles for Chase. Also Kirk half. Ilonmier doubled with one department as hr-lie, Willis McCann had triple anda single The big inning for the Angels êtantiout in all sports which he Florida coach Dave Fuller. "He fluflose at third, Jack Zimmer on the team. Austin is co- Schirard had four singles, Ken nt in the seventh and was on uanal Jun Palmer all saw mound was the sixth when the first nine competed in while there. HIS does it much better Job when he catching. Andy Penn, Jack holder of the school recent In Davidson, Bob Wearily and Ed third with two retired when duty senior year he was named on starts the game, but is always Madden In the outfield along the high Jump with a heap of five Ware each had a single. Jeff hirnific ilelivereal his single. The Angels had a much easier men who batted came around Jenkins had a triple for the the High School All-American there when we need him for with either Mark Hanna or Bob(eel, six Inches. The In-llama Wit built a 4-0 time of it In their victory over the score. flapping hits In the Track and field competition Railroaders, Malt Wilson and lead utter two innings but saw the Braves, taking a 18-2 vet- nine-run surge were McCann Basketball Team by Sports relief. 'There is no doubt in mind Ficquctte depending on whom is John Sierputowski had two the A's t'oine hark to knot the dirt starts at S P. in. today. with triple. Clazton a double Illustrated. In golf, he was a that he is the best pitcher on the pitching. singles each, Mike Barbour, score with three in the third and steady player who could be staff." he added. the and lull Couch ii single. Four won handily While they ____________________________________________________________ Don lively, Hector Perez, San hnother in the fourth. depended on for each match. Angels actually trailed early in errors a hit batsman and a walk Iandquist, who plans to get Watts, and Kenny Gardner all Lzrndquist. better known to his his degree in physical education. In the first inning the Indians the game zund only had a 0 lead also helped the Angels In the had singles. Winning pitcher, scored when Handy Willis after the first four and a half Inning. teammates as Harvey, was hopes to become a Junior ,IIe(J Ho Stafford, loser, John Sier- singlt"alwithi two down and came innings. In going the distance Claxton offered scholarships in all tilte college coach after graduation. putowskt. gave up four hits, walked ten sports, but decided to play In case there are no coaching the first in llonier's single The Braves scored on Ted around e J' baseball. and two walks. The second on four tree passes issued by the anti struck out nine. join open at that time he may The Angels made excellent inning scoring by the Indians Angel pitcher Joe Claxton, who follow in his father's footsteps LEAGUE CONTINENTAL al stuart of use of eight hits, eight walks was prompted by Greg was imiaking tils initi and become a pro at a Florida Jack Prouer Ford 8 Thoniipson's single and allied by the season. Claxton is usually on and the four errors to start their golf course. American Produce singles off the bats of Randy the receiving end of the chore, second half with the lopsided The number one pitcher for C m Exchange 2 homer, Randy Willis and Ted being the star catcher of the victory. Florida decided to come to Today's games have the Tyrone hayes had a double tionier. Angels. Florida because he felt that he Prosser single for Jock Claxton Orioles meeting the Pirates In a llrevard Gilbreath 80 and 320 and Mark and that shaky start The A's pitcher, Clinnie After ACRES I.EIIICH would have a better opportunity Ford, Wayne Kelly and Jim Patterson, stymied the Indians settled atown to halt the Braves major league ,lithinn game and to play here. 'it is kind of Community College auc- Provanctua 80 and 319. Individual honors went to Edmonds each had two singles, until the seventh when the) on a steller four hitter. And he the senior league game pits ironic, my coming to Florida, cessfully defended Its State school Junior College Golf title here Frank Zoeller of Edison who Dan WelLs, Jay Bergman, Mike broke through for the' winning tiad most of the Braves under Braves and Athletics. Both because both my high _____________________ ________________________ t',ntrial with_ theexception ofgamesstartat 5:30 p.m and junior college coaches were yesterday but struggled in the burned the Mirror Lakes course Link each had a single, Joe>' run. -- -_______________________________________ a double. For APEX, had with a blistering 67 which Fine graduates of Florida State. final day's action, Taking a 14 stroke advantage equaled the low during the Jim McIntyre had a home run They were both unhappy with and single. John Parker a made into the final II holes Brevard tournament, that my choice but feel I ______ ' double and single, Josh Howell who opcncd runner-up Miami bade Churks Major, -; the best decision," said Lan- saw Wayne Fogg each had a a 61 and led for and with tourney run only to the strong make a North BOB Ll'NI)QUIST dquist. wind up eight shots off the pace three days blew up and used 78 double. Winning pitcher, Jim a __ strokes to cover the final 18 Edmonds, loser, Paul Payne. set by the Titans. The Seminole Junior College holes. Defending individual hlal Spragins Raiders continued to slide In the champ, Mike Smith of hirevard lincoln Mercury ii final round and finished 11th In had staged a battle with Major : United Trans. Union 6 the 15 school field with a team most of the tourney but he too William Frederick had a total of i,l3 or 53 shots behind ballooned on the final day, firing al6 and finishing at292,o double and single for flat the champs. Spragins Lincoln Mercury, William Sellers ballooned to stroke better than major. Rough of Brevard was Marcus Kendrick a double, with Beau an 80 over the final 18 holes many o( his shots nearly ashigh tn second place in the individual Billy Lee two, singles, Wayne as his score, The Raider ace race but was no where near Lively, Scott Reagan, and Todd Just couldn't get his game Zoeller. Baugh had a final round Sloan each had a single, For Location: 1900 NORTH MILLS, ORLANDO, FLA. working after the first day's of 70 and was six shots behind United Trans Union, Anthony McIntyre had a double, Mike action when he trailed the in. the winning total of 213. On Beautiful LAKE FORMOSA iijt'i,l,,ial -----t.aiiar hi, three The ton lour four learns will Linier two singles, Wayne -, only ..--.J -.--W .Florida T ech Club A thletes Real Winners Ru t'1i _ _ and Donald Brown each had a simtl' For 1.11, I .W., John hint two hits onal Sla"" pitcher. t".'rr'il one. WInni Ikinalci Brown, loser, L)avtul McHtiilS. c*_ii_0 """' tA represent the aad Dick LARRY PARRISH Raiders on the second team. representing the Minnesota Conmbs is a catcher and Miami-Dade North; Don WTh'TER HAVEN — It's like 11w nation. Fat' thisreason they casinos they outnumber the a family reunion That's the i-vine from far and near to see spectators. Twins. Another popular ETel Danson and Brink are in- Fisher. Polk. Scouts are riot hard to spot. scout, Zack Taylor of Orlando, fielders. state junior college baseball some of the nations finest Catchers: Sam McGraw, a alw ys carry a small is scouting the tournament for tournament, a famih reunion baseball players Lill gathered in They Indian River, Mike Coombs, loose-ku! notebook and usually Montreal. Lou D'Auzumo 0 th for the baseball ac-auto. one ball part FIRST TEAM Seminole. Many scouts and college The scouts come early dim are seen with a stop watch Tigers, who lives Titusville. is Infielders: Roger Danon, also scouting at the tourney. baseball coaches consider they stay to the end. The fro hanging around their neck. Pitchers: Rick Langford, Seminole; Robert Smith, The scouts are usually, seen in Several of the scouts see most Manatee; Jack Tackett, Indian Manatee: Florida's JuCo baseball people at the park are always Dick Brink, program one of the strongest in the scouts and on many oc- two or three small groups. The or all of the teams involved River; Dennis LeWallyn, Seminole: Orlando Gonzalez. discussion ranges from the dining the regular season, so Ofipola Miami-Dade South; Lew latest major league happening, they have the field narrowed Catchers: John O'Connor, Reaionovr Gulf Cost. such as Vida Blue signing and down and know which ones to Manatee; Larry Lee, Broward. Outfielders: John Butler, Joe Pepitone quitting, toa stroll watch. And watch they do. It Miami-Dade South; Keith down memory lime. Never are gives them a chance to see just Infielders: War r e n Smith, Manatee' Sam Rick SL so many stories retold as at a what thew players can dounder Q-omartje, Miami-Dade North; Johm River: Ernest Gonzalez, state tournament. Mike Cash, Brevard; Carl Few, Polk hut while the star) wiling as When the final game rolls Chupota; Carl Person, Miami- ____________________ fun and chatting with old around on Saturday or Sunday, Dade South: Ron Strickland, i THE RARE TREAT friends brings back memories, six of the eight teams will be Polk. their basic task Is to scout the gone, but the scouts, probably Outfielders: Lry Parruilh. , ?"E%YORK I AP — Even .wlare %ha. A Treat brought a talent on eight of the state's numbering nearly 100, wil still Seminole; Ales Pastor, re 'unul S00.000 at the late And the Knicks continued to fIrkW JuCo teams. By BRUCE LOWITT be around And while * a=( Dade North; Cliff Szuch, George D. Widener's dispersal Associated Press Sports writer chip away atthe lead, rutting It Sanford's Zinn Beck, the teams won't make it back polo Keith Chaum'r'.-, Polk. sale the New York Racing AsNEW YORK Al'' — "We to us few as seven before fading currentit u-i Ins 60th year of I.CX1 year, you can tie sure of Sociation named a new staked played like we dad all year In in the closing minutes baseball is at the tournament one thing, the scouts will. SECOND TEAM race after her dam, Rare Treat "We weren't too concerned that third quarter," Jerry West The grass rat-i for 2-year-old about it.' West said of the said "We ran." Pitchers: Terry Farmer, fillies will be run Nov 1 at The Los Angeles Lakers liter- Knicks charge. "in a situation nrnnv Chipola: Mike Supernak, all.'.' runaway from New York in Like that, when they're down so that period, then shut down a far, they've got to make every fourth-quarter Knicks rally to shot arid they vt got to keep post n 1(77-96 victory Wednesday from fouling and they've got to night acrid run up it 3-1 lead In atop us cunipletel their best-of-seven National West wasn't the Lakers' We Have 1,j' 8FlOhl 1.F.A(lU McFadden Bernie VonHer- singles, Net Stevens, Chip titase hilt', anal Robert Newman each Flan-lers, and Mad Neflonahl Ior-*da S-tate Rank 14 International Urolherhood 01 single. For Sanford Losing pitcher, each had a had a single. Seminole' Petroleum fi Fh-elrIc*I Worketa Atlantic Scitt Anderson had a Rocky Jernigan. Joe Smith pitched a no-hitter IkInahi BroWn iilaktflg his double, Roby Sawyers, for sit Innings for Ilctnda State Partain, Pat O'Bries, Greg first start of the season struck %anford Atlantic stank, larry Voniflet-builis had a Rape, Jack Gmiwtn, and Pat mit 10 anti gave up three hits. National flank H double and single, Bobby Price Baker had a )'omc rim Marsh each hail a single. For Chase I)a'.-kI Ilern-isky hail Sonnoraberg and Dave Fall each and two single-s tot: Goo4)'car, Winning pitcher, Palt- Rowells, a amble ni1 single, flavid W a ,Ioub)e, Chris Gardner Dale- Rowell a double' and a loser, Roby' Sawyers. Monneit and Willie Wall had two singles, Jot Smith, Casc single Bruce Anneti three _ _______ -______ Scou s Love JuCo Tourney puniship series ikWdtChamertnin,mi"W her, WV CliniC to Nt-Vs rutting the offensive boards, led York," West said. "we were- everytiody with 26 points. Gail hoping for it split a! the two Gii-icic added games 1WIII, NOW, Of COUtae, Chamberlain also controlled we're looking fat- a sweep." the defensive uoards, along with The fourth game is set for happy Hairston. Each of them Friday night in Madison Square lukd down rebounds. Garden, then the scene *lilts But West i-rachedaplaiteauof back to ice Angeles Sunda) for his own With 3-00 remainIng, No-Hitter - first team and three COMM the second team. Larry Parrish. the slugging right fielder nearly Raiders whic, is 450 with almost SO RBIs, was m as an D[flfll 14-0 Golf ') a - Seminole Junior College was represented by one man on the Family Reunion 3rd I Br ngs Hurls AMERICAN I.EAGUE * ANI MW IF youngsters. There's defending late model champion Butch runt highlights a I ul! program of events. It all gets under way at 8:30 p.m.. with gates swinging wide at £:30 Heckle, of Orlando. lost last Friday's match race to flirt, of Panama City, by scant inches This Friday's rematch will give him a chance hi take that win back. Topping action in the late model division will be an attempt by Dave McGinnis of Largo to make It three feature virtuhe5 in a row. McGinnis captured his second feature last week when engine problems sidelined both Heckle and Hint in the feature. Heckle managed a WIlt place finish, but Hirni didn't stay on the track. They'll both be trying to knock McGinnis out of that top spot Friday. Heckle currently leads in late model points, having captured the first four features In a row at the fast half-mile track before being dethroned. The ptpu1ar iimted stock class should also have an rritinI: sliva, us List weeks top three, Ray Snodgrass of Lau ('.athe, Ken Coleman of Cocoa, and Ron McCreary of (irbmch return to decide who takes tionie the big !nont' - a ac COU RIM OX IX OX- 4 11 a S.mlnblP D de North 100 003 Ci-tO 13 1 f, 4. 23 IC 13 7 Sic"s Parrish q Smith 'I Dents Hulnu, of the McLaren Team is now the points lender in Formula one. Dents has won the World Driver* 1mp4anthxp before so he Is fully capable of a repeat per- Joe May if, I'#/i—IJA __ __ ---- — " -, -_ 4 GARY TAYLOR Herald Sparta iIItar Richard Pet ty has won for& second weekend ii. ii row fit wrtr. the Virginia fift in Martinsville. Virginia with }4obb AlILconwcund and Dave Marcus third. Richard won't be in a Plymouth thu. weekend In the Tatledeita 5&t in Alabama. He'll be in a Dodge because of a slight aerodynamic advantage on super speedways Petty, Allison and Jarne IlylUin are now in a virtual tie for the points lead with very few aeparaunf the three Six Inning Performance 'Ihur;day. • • • Parties and Much, Much Morelf ONCE A DREAM NOW A REALITY.. . • �Ii .#. IDA 14A,.-The Santurli Herald Thurshay, Mi,y . •- p 1TiT lIT L1T T . T ... . , TiTJ . -. _ =1 T CEE1TT1 . Stock Mart"Look"Chilling 4, 17 em livaCaTion Slump Seen 41tir Jewel -Tex drapery sale. And baby needs on sale too. 15% off our entire stock. it, Thursday, My 4, 1972 PAGF lB 'Deltona Up an - p ____ _____ fiomi in hill stitiwing Its,' aver. nite nainttily c hange In umairket irhles since ltii Is that stitutinim deteinilne li ve trading patterns in todays ivinrkti t#ftir ,' election. tat switching, the beginning rf thw new car year, the last m" ' And what atvsit Novern -' r and t)eqemb.'r, whlth are pr', ably the strongest months .f all' That, says the Atrnan*,t, pqr.tsmtaly represents the art of (-orpr*rate and other pans' furxlc, which sometimes r.eetheir fimm'k in e tutor, ! i t I In January, April ansI July-- htisInss tile beginning quarters--the Alumnnar tinims, of new .r Jim institutions are active buyers. So why Isn't October also a strong month" It's it tight rimon. , phmnationt The most sitmiptislic of hIn'so C)' in. In 1-he Shock Trailer's Alum. nac Imirim limitS market activity In m:toptm (tirmim In so many A ii)' that you have your choit,' ni nt Vou fi*"iUs, is tlIr,5 P' ll V,rtf o ltrp most any lnt.'pretatlon. It clnimns that 'the t'iust Ii. I'f taut ntsrr%ntliifl in ha iiiatl . It is sunietimnes C11114,41 lb.' pt.'. vnm'ntIoim shnnim. Properly nssess'iI. however, 11114 esplanatbin Is mmn,s'nlistit' S'Iiiut Im;1p4'nrs in 1*4' H tII*'IC scienhifi.' explan a tion is offered lime C%t'vI)ttoI% was In I9. hcn the mimarket was rising at a rate just 01)0111 at IIISI as any since Vi'rhi War II. don 't have to search for %ti llat are alleged to 1w' i't. month It chilling, Stswkt Juti don't teem to toscoin in apring, anti that it one nu%Or reason Ahy sine ottcrattt' bullish (tw'attcqs tend to be it hit cautious In what they say right now. There is it name fiw A hAt Bargain Section imsaumnes tirni the big Investors idle sumuttier by get r*'niIv for tI*htiIim: !lw$r 1witiffillos of aiiv stovkt that timhittit liii r mmli' ile,iInmm, on their sunmmi't pinv hapjiens in the nest hn months, the May.Junc selloff, In every enr hut une 'liii e lQ:'t the L)i*w Jones inihisti liii a em iige ha renched a lower figure totmie hint' It, Juiit' than it attained In 8) JOHN ('UNNIrF fluIne,t Annll NI:W \'ltP i APi K'r). thing aarnin up In May, they y, but not In the ttnk market. A look at tome of the per. f*W1ilafli'(' flgures for this filth rrnth . THE SANFORD HERALD - rr All 15% off every stroller. ----'- - -- Ihermi Housing Scandal ' In Revenue c tir Pen Subject Of Probe MIAMI, The Ddtcma ('orporsUon reported that rrrtnuesandprclttatn the first three months of 1972 reached recrd.htgh quarterly le"els Net income for the tree months ended amounted to $2,990,000, up to 18 per cen t from 12,529.000 reported in th e first 1971 quarter. Earnings were equal to 84 cents per share In th e 1972 quarter compared snth 71 cents in th e year-ago period. Total revenues for the lint 1971 quarter amounted to $34.2M.000 against 130,591,000 against $30,591,000 the year - NOW 16" I , - -.- lfj '' - 2 '- .4 - Lw'! xc Frank E. MackIt, Jr., presiden t, told [hona shareholders In an interim report that housing sales were strong at all of th e Cv's crnpan planned communities, amounting to $4.6 million agarnst 24 million last year. At th e end of th e quarter , he saId, the housing t..acklog homes and apartmen ts sold but not ye completed and reported as revenues totaled $ million compared with 2188 million a year ago. *,4i NOW 1402 ' L L 7-L ---------' R.130 to 314(1 75' wide 50' we Noe R. 44 4 n Now Fieg. NowA nes 11150 1F.19 16.71 *24 Now 9 .W 1636 '2f. 1149 2L49 17 41 9.76 )fltT*-bfl 1 21.25 3 49 2246 '3E 3230 23.80 k8 In tuinrlsrnnp decrrntrv C3IDTS to suit any 49 •1 c1f*Or flowers. 228D3649 31.01 41E.26 rinp* 2.90 1X1 3L Pnl' IM*rn' Penneys catalog has 4 -C 129 36.70 9C ' , - curtains lot a . - ll special windows. inner lining to keep baby Orier; waterproof backing does away wi th rubber pants; se'lstick tapes Daytime size, box of 33. Newborr size, box o 33. rag. 1.29 1.09 Dvernightsmze. box of '12. rag. 7 89, (t - 126.51 ________________ draperies and Rag. 1.49. Preshape disposabies wrtt special '- .- . •.' 4% In stock & special order Sharp Increase In Profits MIAMI, - With construction at record levels In South Florida, Mauie industries, Inc., reported a sharp Increase in Operating profits for the first quarter of 1972 and aimounced plains for a mayor expansion of the ctxnpanj's cement mill near Miami. Maurice A. Ferr. president, told stockholders at the profits rose to annual meeting that Maule's 1406.386, or sax cents per share, In the first three months of - ear. Sales year fran 123.961 In the same period last year. advance to 111.7 million from $2.6 mi llion. Extraordinary items boasted net income to $531,962. or 17 dictinents last month of Dun & flraulstrcct, th e blue-chi p '$ cl) v- L L5I. for for 6 5 Sale 2'°'6 Rep. Rag 2tu' 2.35 xxect ' Cn1'jt Sale 2'5 p' Rag '.rth n: by the b3er, Measure 40 ,.. LJfl. Jlawstfm botton x Pjrtv' 0 By SUSAN DELIGHT Copley News Senlee Place whole chocolate cookies around side and over button of 9-Inch pie plate. If necessary use small cookie The dessert pie, so poixutar In this country, probably comes pieces to flU In spaces. from the deep-dish meat pies Mix gelatine, L. cup of the with a heavy crust which origi. sugar and salt In saucepan. IIIFIIIAT OVEN 1(1 1 cup S 3_ cotton 5trt*tc; w*thsnap -a' siliOi. t: Nvizirt Sale 3 for 2 Rag 3 tot 2.37,lnlanti r.*ot't' ur,Osr1ll1l!'fl !o 0 -' v.it' 'sp*r .rs.* wait.' Wnte cotton knit 0 to I , sugar I Few grains salt 3tpbIeion,'ncmt,tsrrh "cupboIledcider (Note) I egg, beaten 'vll,,mm f'Imsls'rmni I 4-111) lsnrI &h,opps-ml .itini'tiiim. t,i,ntrti ..)u5tet pl %rf'. em l -- Sale 52 \Ift Santorized' .3.38. H ----I . r.anøn cflb sheets with littec corners in aSIOfteØ nuraenints 2 Pkg. of 1 - 3.33. Cotton themla: knit crib blanket has nylor. Reg. satm bindn 36' 30" - In1l rri JCPenney serve tit-gi JL ___________ _______________ Mçvo - - - - - J ' . mm" i' Total Revenue Up JACKSONVILLE - American Century Mortgage In- .,j - •s'1 ct A4 j.. - , sectors, a real estate Investment J4 . _ ii' , 61 - ..4 - ,,a.a t. .Ø545p .,ir. .. ' -w- - -. 'J • -. -• - --#-, - *r'', • ," - A - - -- - -- . A'1 --- - - - - - _1 - - -- - -- i Ii Iy FOR OUR CATALOG siawac 1 _J ' March 31 up from $4 402,U7 for last years cianparaoie T - I 0M. .M. 'til 9 it" at SANFORD PLAZA Pennys. Open OA It' s P.M. Monday thr'u Soft, all part SANFORD PLAZA of the sIakJC 0n.D.t is New k,PinieiLB*IUnortandWu s1read in ffc( for southbound travel to prouxita off.seai.on ttaf!is-t'i (rian4o well stir in flour and season ings. Gently stir in corn Turn into agreasr'd8x8-tnchsiub low ba king pan. Toss tat'amt mnehteti butter, sprinkle over tustord hake t -va(or 40 Ili 45 Itallutc.'t, Or until knife inwf ted In centet cujmmes out clean. Serves tunic . ClIUSY ASPARAGUS CANit. S "ROLE $14 Notional Airlines $e;4;I!Itare applies to round-trip travel from Orlando Tudays,Wedimeaday1 Wild Tflit1dYb0B0On New York, The values are here every day. ,.,/ IF- period. I tablespiii*nm immelted mutter 11101A auu, 11111k alit! eggs rumba with --" - ned cut'n,t bread cruitibis '_ ' i,in One-thurikuptoasted - -- ? -- 'J',ti .1i hill 1, Ti 't- sI P ,.' . .. 'P 101)1. h'ItOOI' ('S2STAhtL) One 10i-0: cancoialc'n.sed creatu of mushroom 5014) (Joe 5 & one-thlrd'oz can evuporatednuik 2 tablespoons flour , teaspoon salt tsttaspOsi(ipepper One 12-01 can vacuum-pack guldrnwhulekrrnd - ', - ,& ,e ' * a1' , __________ . 'S.- -' . " ' .,.sØa -- 0' -' N.¼'d4 .00 , - '-u. '- - - :-. .-. - - - ,• - - "' - grated - v t" - . J eggs, beaten 40 ' - -. ' - - ia"W - - Z. 's teaspoon thyutie .traspuondry mustard 214 cups milk 2111tileapuuns mist'itoti tsattvr IT'S F'OOLPR()OV 'I'hls corn custard, made with cream of mushroom soup and topped with buttered cumhs, is made by a - ve w t;im'h iii.ikt' tIit'iii .s;i 'ft t'u.;Iu -uot' 1 mm t't' ,mp.im..gus Cut silt Ups (rite cuflmlwtIUVt' with (isv t'mutrve f4 menu popularity hcnurs. With or cut stalks Into long thin du.' vegetables, both I rsih anal the addition of protein foods, sxtal slices. Put on top of txe.id with Ups Sprinkle cheese oser ('ul;ul, -an be ttreased up to a they can even take top billing It) MIA 1. ('l(,tNI)Al.I. (ple) News Sersiu-e 14* 4. Subject to Osil Aeronautics Board apprinral. the arid extend through mid. rate will take effect May It will be slighti) hmyjier duruig the peak SWTUntr t,'crrnber mimunthi of July and August, but will return to the normal level - e g eta b le dishes t top billing o n menu a ORLANIXI, - N*ticinail Airlines will introduce a new 7'21day excursion tare for grad-wee travel train Orlando to - -'----. - cup stiff. Total revenue rose to $7,646,826 for the nine months ended Rag. IM. Cotton tttennal knit receiving blanket has nylon satin binding 40' Panel solida I COOKING CORNER conversions of debentures. Sale 23 elri-tflc knife Mi-s mon vs-au, with almu'nds in a mmdl howl I'lats- hugs-mm t.skr la)er 00 4 •Cfl"4 Iatc. ;pui'aci with ti, o f the crramnut mistunsthen Is ise;* ul thi' aIwkul premermes Repeal with ,u',a,nhr;mt,g lis'ti and fiilingi. stacking Lais-lot., ha1e Spumuille t,'uslrctinetm' mugar user top eight Slums- itit. wrilus-; ( imili scm er,il hour-,, or ustn with, au tls-ttf;t l,,sfr Seems-; 12 mm leiu' t ..isit-i IeNCI i Alt' 'iII not revenue Sale 2'°6 inui move - trust, shows a 47.9 per cent role 73.7 per cent irscresse in net earnings while total ar comp ed 'o the same 31 d March for the nine months ende period last yea' thurman and President W. Ashley Verlander reports net earnings oi the Trust LutaIed$4.133,7O3,0r$1.8Z per share for 1I.33$,IlSfsom the $2,795.SMor $1.78 per the n1r* months, I 'rrius,r 11-111 tt. ( .*ki' "ill, f,*Ilii'*int l41)eJ ,lirr'rti,'t.'. lttei into s ss-tund t'oI, tint pile ieil,sw ,,tli loud ri,h.,ring Spurn; baits-ri. aIternsting white .sio.l rlInw, into an unic,rawtI hO-inch .uigrl [nail car in Ii niikr a iart Reps-il wiih trflh$ifllfldll,ittrt% aitr,natsii* tol,,ti to male a ts-tond Iarr tDIS inS sti r batten It; juts.) P.tls- in prehi-ated ass-n at 1114 F hi, 40 ,,isnulr;. ,,i until golds-,; I ni s-il pan, VI,.. ii' t,i411e. ,i,'nl alp impktrI a s,,iii t.aosrui giutmnd etIr and tubs- with a knifr Tuti. ',tmt unto * wire nt- k Split liii., 4 s-sen labers with ass. iBeat Iugetlwr qg yolks milk; stir Into gelatine mix. One of the most populardes.. ture. Place over low heat; stir 1 tablespoon melted butter serts. An old-time saying "as constantly until gelatine dls1'a cups boiling water American as apple pie" jpj. solves and mixture thickens 2 cups thinly sliced appies cales what variety pie is tops in slightly, atuid 5 minutes. He. from heat; add pepperthis country. Another popular Itoh out pastry for bottom type is the cream pie. The two nunt extract. Chill, stirring and III loosely into 9-inch recipes which follow are repra- casionathy, until mixture crust pie pan. Combin e sugar, salt mounds s ghtly when dropp li ed itaUve of both. from spoon. heat egg whites and cornstarch; add boiled until stiff, but dry. Gradual- Cider; blend well. Add egg and butter; nix well. Stir In SPRING BLOSSOM PIE b' add remaining t o sugar melted and beat until very Fold bulling water. Spread apples in Chocolate wafers Into gelatine mixture. Fold In bottom of pie pan; add boiled lenve flavored whipped cream. Add several cider mixture. Roll out top gelatine r ed food coloring. Turn crust; place over pie; trim; dropao 'ss cup sugar, divided into prepared pie shell. (bill crimp or flute edges. Cut teaspoon salt until firm, 3 or 4 hours. At aerv• slashes On top. Bake at 425 de2 eggs, separa ted trig time, garnish with sliced gees for 4Oto45 minutes. Cool IL* up ilk gumnudrups arranged to make before sering. 4 teaspoon peppermint flowers, extract iNotr Bulled Cider 'If:Io: One 9-Inch pie. l cup heavy cream, whipped [kill I quart cider until it 15 Note: Pie Is best served the Red food coloring same day It Is made; the reduced to 11'2 cups, enough for cookies soften on longstanding. 3 pies. Largegumdropa nunber of shares outstanding during this period Increased to rcan 1,569 for the same period due primarily 10 - - .1 Daffodil Torfe BOU.E.I)Cii)ER APPLE PIE Pasir>' for 2-trust 9-Inch pie the orIn pies h.. I,, tis.. 1W75 rnairSf In the same nerlod Last --'' - %--- share recorded In the saff* period of 1971. 7'he average onlolk- .t -. familles itNiii(ion the howses. with interim financtniR. to 14th Century' England ar the company earned $952 7($ or 60 cent per share after tota~ pleN7,or 84 cents a share. 217. P4b*i'ywtti gauze diapers. 11 Vir,'t Rep. ; f a r plastic pull-an pants. Sizes to 2 'V?*ut' on'', / r .., office. Dessert pies go back ye Sale 2 / ' I confirmt'i operating Sale 3 ' Donald Carroll, FHA dlrect.r The government is forced to pay for New York City. ereditrating firm, nine other off the mortgage holders, then rehabilitate the that links between mortgaze and 40 individuaLs, demolish or corporations p companies anti sperultc uin in the homes Including the No. 3 man "All of our kni Among the real-estate play- were common. I"HA's New York City Insuring profits ers were doing this speculativers who are reaping funding until I ordered 4t A Ilc.usc government-oper' from such schemes are s stopped April 19," he said. stIonts subt'otiutidttct continues lators, mortgage companies, N ER COOKING CORNER tev ctxperation. I - ii.kdin 3411I Cen tury England . T. E. Tucker, Sanford, president of First Florida Bankannounced that application for new banak in CtO1i Fcrest Qty (Seminole County) and Kissimmee Jr.. DickInson 0. County) have be en filed with Fred trofler of the State Florida me proposed new banks, to be named Peoples Bank of Forest Qty and Peoples Bank of Kissimmee, respectively, would become the newest members of First Florida Bancorporation, a 4-member bank holding company headquartered in Tampa. stated that the proposed directors of Peoples Bank of Forest Qty are William A. lies. Frank M. McMlllan, C. Howard McNulty. JthnH.R,RUCha0dWilhlT.Wada' 35.70 31.01 from Orlando by 51$ weekly seats. W. M. Gras-cs, Delta's Orlando District Marketing Manager, said here today, "l'he new flights will provide much needed new capacity, northbound, for a city which fast becoming one of the nation's most important resorts," He pointed to the advent of Walt Diane' World as "an event of major impact on our passenger boardings at McCoy." He emphasized. "This impact Is only starting. In the years ahead, Orlando's airport could easily become one of the Forest City Bank Proposed ;/ picture-pretty Chicago. 71*y aLsio irk-ream Delta's available jet capacity tftSy Cats Mactine waabi 27 22.96 2 are ViflYl umnts Alt have sw*ua w*ets Chocolate wafers form it PRETTY AS A PICTURE NEW YORK - Sales and earnings of U.S. industries, inc., set a first quarter record, I, John Billers, chairman and chief executive c'fficer, announced. Net income increased by 12 per cent to $18.9 million In three months ended March 32 from $16.8 million in the corresponding quarter of 1971. Earnings per shar rose 12 per cent to S7 cents from 5l cents the year before. Sales advanced to $376.7 milli on from $325.3 million one year earlier , a 16 per cent increase, frames that toic for easy storage Adjustable back and footrests ton baby's comfort, shopping basket for TTium6 cc,rivtfmif,ce Canopies and paaoeo seats jpwu'Te* cttonuiV3" 13bt*y weave r1rapwis Penn-Prast tot 32.30 TC1DVT1 O49 1826 4' n - ' crust for spring blossom pie. which is crowned with colorful gumdrop USI Earnings Gain Rag. $12 out p3pulat 3t V I mm new northbound jets to Atlanta, Memphis, Birmtz.gham, and to 2686 14 02 Several moinls to chOose from all with chromi* plated tubular sleet V409. Now 314926.76 21.25 32, 49 2646 coax or tiinging - - . nation's bizs.iest.' Now 1 12040 9.35 19 49 1636 4 2f t wide SaIeJ020 9.35 1 125' wide 5.50 lull 315-1, Inc' ., o'uus ti J Delta Boosts Orlando Service ORLANDO - Delta Air Lines' spring schedules feature Rag. t,So - i for I_1 i , the r.uk-(rei' mtc?.agrs- --uistsr ante companies, savings ask'the clations, pension fund, govemnmentsponsore4 Fe4er.i Na tiona l Mortgage Asanclatir,r .1 1v'u' '4 lrrisigr r;irip.nIr in.stitutirsni In the spr'-uiato.. will receive special attention the antitrust tubrTuntttees arid y: - I I' HAs Associated I'rrss Writer r•sle $r sirviliar ases Involving WASIIIN('.TON mAl' Con. Philadelphia, I)etroit. Chicago, grrssiotuml investigators have St. Louis and other diet. launched a double-barreled The government says the tileprobe of the financial macbin- gil l operators work this way: plungimig the govern- s'rmmIustors Flood a racially neigti&irht I, nments Inner-rity borneowtierstiip program into multi. frighten white homeowners Into billion-dollar Ioses and scan M'Iltng cheaply, apply cosmetic dal. rehabilitation to the houses, Nominally the firma originate Hearings in the house and gain on inflated VIIA appraisal F'IIA mortgages on the speeut.s. S*'nimtt' this week will esamine of the property's worth, then t..rs' hosec (cur ultimate res.s gi,tli'n', that Iinwnwtai in• sell to biw-mnuiimmu', insiritirity to institutional Investors [ti: stitutions aided speculators in families who can afford many also extend h1gh.lnLerr'. plundering the Federal housing loans, typically at 11 to 12 p'r g4iii1tibtii*tIt'ii through the s.,le Indictments charge that I"IIA the Initial specuIat..' ut decrepit houses to poor fami. appraisers were sometimes cent, sale of houses destined for reties at large profits, bribed and that the poor Starting today, the Senate un tunes connived with speculators sale to k4w.tr.come Families industry sources said titrust and monopoly subeoni- to get false credit ratings for taInts channel mortgage bussmittec will air the New York mortgage eligibility. When repair costs mount, the ness to firms that favor them City case that brought in. . 1 .1* hs.srm;c 1ucculsy uuru By G. U. T$iF I.LN Jr. foolproof method. Plate mates are Canadian bacon, orange twists and it fresh fruit cup. METHOD: Stack tread. Cut off crusts (use for bread cruitita) and cut into thirds. ssuci)er sir l '..•,., ... . gredients. Pmwr us-er top. ILik.' in 325 degree oven t.3 hots St rws eightSersed with a tossed grt'-s'n salami sn-sl vmegarette Lessa'i. - - �Battling . Paper Work Ward's Honors , Checks [I . ; ---- - is - To Be Passe Drivers becoming a chect - ' •- - - - - - - — .'ell $ - I " - -' -- . -. ( -. - - — _3 — ______________ -r - - - - - - -- a; ' — - - -- OP— - WN NEW_ _______ 't CARE AND FEEDING of plants is bang Laught Jcrserth Fahey, instructor, Brerith .rLccin to Special Education class at Ctoms High Mrs. Carl Tills. garden club president and School by Sanford Garden Clubbers. Left to Ron Stapler. AnnSir'czkowsk Phnth1 rirht, Carolyn .lacisnn, Andrew Elliott. Mrs Garden Therapy Taugh t B y M ern b ers L the same time, the is UVt"d the tnduius umk at wr iting rout 25 checks so: month 's en—so I checks that amount to few dnIlars Tnda', nccordu* to banking authorities., it ci2s 25 cents to ;rf"ft a check from Start to - wrinazi to deprosting lir mallizig nrW =king the hmkkveptn~ enir I !A which the members were ex. bulb, dmaim by Mrs. Angel thorrW9111% delightful and the% and AdminitexabolL says 'the Diaz and Mrs John Bischoff, we ctmjs- capabie of ics.-cited abmit Garden thirap), under the with the pots for p1* tUW given ning The cisas for eaceptional children at Coonia High School direction of Mrs. Gordon by Mrs James Johnson. is appropriately called ex- Bruma. wu begun, with the reptional children These Garden Club supplying the and girls have planted coleris, FACTS clan, each had sessions on birds and youngsters have demonstrated material. At the first amazing skill in a ruiinher of student planted an amaryllis growth process of seeds. Mrs.. t" " Joseph Fahey has taught then's different areas of endeavor. how to make a terrarium las year when thit Sanford IRI defl and how to maminir. it. Garden Club, under the 'This Puss been an enrIctuz Cainping of Mrs Carl Tiths, leaderstup was preparing for its *flflUiil A FLHLJr ogram for as as Um students," Mr-a, Tiths a call came' [j j"jT Orusimas .... statad, "And we plan to conIn requesting peiinizazon to __________ tims' the program nest year being a a1nd of boys and girls 'fls' anna of the program is to from tis' school to the Garden teach therti how to grow plants (ruth to set the handicraft being and improve their smirraundesigned and planned for the Thu ;oirat ute a. a dinga We also show them how ________ ground squirrel Anit'riLao to make' nb)ects of beauty fr-mn "We were delighted to show which lms't-m it complex hutItems many would them air handiwork. made' 21A1C1 i urnanc c-ninnies or _____ ______ reons "towns zr. / dried plants matenal, old It is rapidly bef made' by the' dllidret) Could t- o in ira g an endangered jars, paper, cloth and other old kept Di' sold Next Ye'r-. e' Will species out.cmdt of wildlife' Items Garden clutataers, you / "m with a planta txn new the refuges bmilcutist- vast nunt. k3wrlis, don't throw wryttung building which will include ben have died UI exirtaway, not even peach and prune C. I. plants to grow up lit hide )s' ruination programs c'ornw' e seeds," Mrs. Tills said budding, bating the rodents' destrucopen area under a great interest was t±''t hsmbi'i.o c ert" ' XC ' con- tury ago timer-c were an estii shea-n by (1w cuiiicfreri in iii that I s onesimill 5'us.' — :" sidered by Ions' ID be ban- mated 5 billion living in they saw that the Garden Club l in 'r,-1cutnew.ø'r C & but we found thrum Great Plains -a': class I -- asked to teach a J th -2 WORLD _____ ABLkKkC, ff'j _______ __ _ eed I fUfl - - hitch up your trailer, , J, $ itead for , -. ' _______ J _____ ____________ _________________ r - - "-- _______ ___________ ______ _________ $ - _____ Ij - - - - I NSTA-MATIC PORTABLE 41 COLOR TV - V I t! Features 145 square inches of viewing area. Walnut finished cabinet with matching tollabDut carl. Inste-matic color tuning, automatic degausset front mounted controls and speaker S: mini cicuf15 plup in and out lüt easy setvc& Se tOtS te;yatuc but- Iuda at &terctos! - - - INCLUDES CART ¼) The Join - -- Friday ,iI ad*lia FOUR 830 pm Ir : Phone 1300 — * T' = ia - 1 I - ' - - '= - .j- - II 4, I .ini 'I ' l\l\ S to two new police cal", )tii chii id Is theII turned over to Police (licE Its'ii IlIltk'I and City Manage,- w. i; i Knowles. Left to right flandv Itost manager of Mid-liorIda I)odge ' r, and Knowles. Iltitler, Tom Smith service a,Ui' - A azz l lable _ ,,,_ , -. ' slot Isn't Very mudi flow imich of an obl igation does trw Int'w- when one solicits the services of an interior decora. hr. We are able to afforil some lusury but have no Intentions of king profligate In our spi'rvl. t og. We merely want to spensi %4i%ely Anil fear that, being novices. we [tiny not succred unless we get some counsel. A. " A. 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Von, NOVELTY PRINTS!\ •'!, •Sius' øith, lumbli dsy I • Day 6 Specia l -'-- , SFUM Mm" E DOUBLE K , - • , 4 - p 100,/s Cotton The number of ac-live' pilots An time- United State's re-ached a raw peak of 732729 last year. The World Almanac notes, They Ineluded, the Federal Asiat i o it Ad,uiluuistrataori It-prtcd, 195,861 student pilots. 305,826 private pilots. 186,821 commercial pilots, 34,430 airlines pilots, 6,677 helicopter pilots and 3,114 glider pilots. 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La,t ti Ii.Wales " - - -, CrI&1'Yj S A N FOR D op $ than ten s'ers love dw '- -- -------- ----------------------- - - with the architect ts'1r' all th Important decision's are made. ihue for an Interior designer. trierils tan often Mees wenifw,rs' they fotawlartfr. Warly competent, You have no obhigation to do what an interior desIgner auggesi's I lowe% er. youxt-ofitild find(ine you like and feel you can work with be'auw when you pay someone to tit- 1 job for 7mM, you're going to want to have desIrable results. If a designer n.rmmrs up with somni'thurg that Is 14r off base explain .urI keep ill it until it lit wIa! ','i wart If ' 322-7953 $ -- - . city SEND FOR OUR FREEBROCHURE - iCba CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS! FREE DELIVERY' 9 30 AM to 5 30 PM - place yot come to get away. r- — - ( Miles North of Lakets Wales (next data' to Howard iOuRS - You know you'll have a nice spot waiting for you. than a mile of uncrowded beach with shiny white No more "Sorry, Were Full" signs, Because here- sand right on the property. When completed, the you cm-n your own arpsite. A guaranteed haven proposed improvements will include a beautiful for the camping enjoyment of your family. Avail - clubhouse, shuffleboard courts, a heated swimming able anytime you want it. Not a dinky little lot pool, a campfire circle, a boat basin and pier. either. Ours are much larger, in fact, twice the Convenient camping facilities, too. Like modem size of those found in moat "tec-vee" resorts, comfort stations and laundry mom And cornRcsonably priced, too' And you not only own piete undergrou nd utilities, including etevtrjcjtv, your site, you also own the roads, open areas and water and sewage. You'll enjoy outdoors in cornrreatiuniil facilities, through a Property Owners fort. At Saddlebag Lake. Your own private campAssociation, \Vhen you are not using your camp- ing community, süte, we'll assist in renting your site for you, if 'ou wish, so it can help pay for itself. LOOK AT THE FUN YOU CAN HAVE HERE. it Besides the dean fresh air and the warm Florida nut'., Saddlebng Lake uffordr, plenty of exhilarating outdoor fun. The fuakiixig .s great. And there's more "Visit Ow ELCX)ME CENTER on US Hwy. Z7, 2 $35 984 REGULAR $399. - Sd1ebag Lake. A camping communityo f r recreational vehicles exc1usfvei 1!Id? - Save ! - A traditional feature of Madrid has disappeared as the 3,69 cos which provide milk for the 3,5 million inhabitants have been banned from the city. The cowv have long been considered a health hazard and their owners have had more to remove them, -- - I\? T !!L WIit1J Madrid puts ban within on 1 MOTOROLA QUASAR - ii- . n cows FAMOUS • 'A , - - - Can ycu rn 'nfreq tsiiWrg yrir fAF. Hf), Jf) fly IIAflUAHA IIARThNU tnt the buik1'r or grhHt A cymbl of own twirne, I fret drrily that Tre,it, Rr Nr Unple Nesu erlre and nk to ee other thlnga they q. My husband and I recently have dine. Interview the per. you atvuI4 have it itrind steM- a frsw and arrow with the word ina whose wttk you like antI feel and tr4erIvfl desiçl4'r Thf'y Rtdgewav alw ate imprinted. ,iired suwl ;4nti o, tMIIhtIng P (4 , , nt titnP Our tiildren are don't be ha'hf ul stint shopping can #'o! it's rrn y'u av.i'I r'4tIy rr-.r pin's F. If you find rw honses !it.n SfOUOfI i It is nt srI gin A I flt*Id 4UIt1t itt yrin that $f4J.aI t'ntat$ the I()t'RI tailor y('t% r*'4's and desires to 181 IP IKUL'Ie iSI' art' IhItIkItI AIflf'ri( Rh ifl'slitute of Arehian ae'sth.tfrally pl.nstn on. thi4 ,nfncnat,n to ti's' I)eparl. nts'u but we iii, wnril It In have 11s' natrs' - v1 4e- rn.t of f.(lIevaI and I.irter vironrnnt And a ,,rp peri,naIity and tharn, tNts Im doing wpl.' re'sitenttal r1 sl'n'r doesn't o cessarily havC Ants'iuiti.'s, The Aritish Musethan tIn' average subdivision tan. Iiu%dnfl. WC. 1, and ask exorbita n tly costly ideas Wtifll and tRfJtRIfl yrour ($t'SItM. Iwase We have a 1f.foot lot abnut this work I can get the names of five ' d.sIs You i's' able to rather thould whIt Ii has is view only If nor' esnian toe the orals person's anti narrow them wilPun a realistic budget That advised by a tigilds a split.tevel niunher flown youritelf I think yrou is p rt (if I b. mtoeum thoy ^uld be, ItIrA woulil finil otir money well C When my parents died, I SflSWfl' qji'h queslinos wher happily It) the fiiltlltrnc ot if this filled spent wirkirig with a romp, t.i; ber ta ,rne riisPs'i U'at f potsible 'Jo rhayp is made f' Irtam whereas i n ~,Ple,njioqf ?n rry sllrh Pnot!,fl uilh (par Atoll Irrpillotiori top. Itot nr(hitolo, t whro kr)(jws In wlIi hi w Pi you with art' e ibis ' r r if t plan he I RIM know tow hi ,mnIl strol what you want ning and decorating will fall Many residential architect; IIftfl liii' nd I simply do mvii ' ' know r'wiughi ishout Sw I, things desiring to carry nsA Ilir' design if a house fully, will atIvie yrøi ti feel rs'mprtent. i'll (olors fk;r arwi wall 1hi I sups'se' we tweultl inploy TM youspri Your furnitininito; ()tl,-rq lefinine, short I)( trial And will expect yriou In (in the hibric error, tine who Is both practical .' and Innovative and whew ideas anti furniture tfr-t tin yourself L are nos too gra'wli."e' By the '1 with an interior cieaigrei-r If woe token recognizing anti you ike want Ii have an interior rtlt'siitttet help y'u, try ittItii braIlity are' twit rfflIr'ly - - I \ Charters guar today's FUNNY • , -- -—'rt .' 1h ANN SIEX=OWSKI A James Parker, of Want's 0 recoruS newly organized Southeas tern • • A region, outlined the nci • 3 A regional organization. Janics by kewy.santord nett operating manager, and Samual Avara, \s'lise i,uslt-ulIIS aslid'i-ts'r hit' era known (only to a few and ItS t flV I 'irlIEtI. regional fleet manager for was an Into rail 1usrt of bettor-known persons seeking slarie's' Writer \i-nfs'aIurs%I, Montgomery Wards's Fart .'irIictir freedom h"itst releases liii parIsr,Iiuins( ('cast operation conducted the 'itt \ ituir el I- INwI %% lilt ;u en ii I bit Ph "5 lIii., IIZZ Its thu ni r -lilts ' no -md -innoe-nj that ist I ii end Iii ii field tii i t., tit thogs through the uciall i - Its I. hi us s adeS,Malt iii it Is h,iu new eulinent w oul .cnci ihirigwai, - satti) is a U d ii c Liernaul ).latzkse. s- las ltcwItt ii,tisitlaits 1dii (ii 5 (intl) 'singer from I!gand.i Iterords dells-credin the fall, ,,, Ii.'.* I(('sl'*L'l, I'). i)J'. ,li.M ullil (kititt's ,5$iii Ulli 4iIill, I lI)Uuill by Dick Vell'.toswI, }rnnV haleo McKenna. northeastern (slyt', N.Y. Ll11. wars used in the' hiliness sells veto, John Abercrombie anti and southeastern regional hue rt'trsls 1w tins aivailaWe salucit' lIce) banned social Jeanne Lee are planned traffic manager, expressed flit' arc' "The ,Iazz Vizartt.s,'' V.1. I dancing . lieu ths' brought j 'ft Hes-siril's, 1841 llneaslcompanies appreciation to the atusi S. "Frislilie Keppaul.'' iuustrtuius'ut iuih,i the church to was-. New Vomk. N V 1(w)i1, __l •_I_ I-- S -drivers wives tor a available a set, outstanding performance. I ( ling " aisisi "Country singers it good silul heat to take 'The Jazz ('mclperser's Ott-he'stm," by Michael ManlIer, saitti Blues." A flyer describing tttt'uii off on." on the modern side. fix). nlu- soloists Cecil Taylor. Dim flier. ;d,4, is mailithle. In a letter. In' i'splai,ls, "You sictana are recording and sell- ry. l'haroah Sanders, l.arry Coryell nd Gato hiarbieri. $, 1cm) not rt'vo5tli7O any tit the trig their own. Seeds. 59 l.archwsxwl Dr.. and ''Escalator over the 11111,'' ii,entiunitl with the' aiti,ts Bid For get- ttrt'c li's. $12. a J azz opera by escc'ptisn it the 'Maple I oaf' ('iunhridge. Mass, t12l3L is musician's co- Carla ltk'y and Paul Ilauinea, as a includes ting started which release with each musician with a lot of soloists. ucusicians that iius'st peu;e operative. Two Banks The idea of this nonprofit Tsicmisy l)ursey, for making whatever profit there is kits. , recordings and group is to eomrnir.sion and own his from T. E. Thcker, president of Seeds being nonprofit It In present new works. Next Fur-st Florida Bancorporation. ' 'l'1ut' t> pe' lit uiiUsut' IS tends to record unknowns, play- project - to help distribute', announced today that ap. found so llc'rsain is black free, records produced by other plIc'atlons for new banks In Aisierut'aru Ilk ,uuus,,', Lalui's, musicians Forest City (Seminole County), smIths's1 auisi jazi Trumpeter Charles Tolliver, who was in Art Illakey's Jan and Kissimmee (Osceola "I"rccltlit' Keppard was a Messengers for a time, sells County) had been filed with first-generaethn jan ciatisiclalbi; "Music Inc." from StrataEast Fred 0. Dickinson Jr., comp a cornetist, burn and tired in Inc., 463 West St.. New York, troller of the State of Florida. New Orleans and tine tit tile N.Y 10014 The pr-upoe new banks, to originators .1 unwritten Jan Vocalist Betty Carter, who be named Peoples Bank of .u'.ic. It i'. sild that tie' soundest used to be with Hay Charles, Forest City and Peoples Bank of stuiething like' lushly Ihildemu sells "Betty Carter' - from Itch% Kissinunee, respectively, would whit titan) at-knowledge as tim.'-'( Car Productions, 333 North Or TM,,taPtWilIzlWiftuIiw,Idt '"p become 11w newest members of i North Plainfield, N J -iguriator ci band au. First Florida Bancorporation. a Avant-garde "Aroutod the turn tit the 'our Fart'," Flack forth Thornton sells - I-'reedom bank 24-member holding ce'ntur) when Ke;ipartl started "ftockla' Ilobin," ,I'srkton and Unity" from Third World company headquartered in plaly iiiusie as a Ix,>, these "I (;fflka," flecorila, 109 tirnatlway, hirnokTh,.a, 'its'$tha Ii, (,oIl, Y,ow," ... we're rh>ltiii.s ('UlIuilttitl to tilt' lY. N. V. 11211. Tucker stated that the Ilia ck tattles which t'ouiiiuiuntty Nick Hngnola, who has ex. "l)a> h),raming,"l'ranlhun proposed directors for Peoples stressedweakbeatsraithmt'rhIuin perimented with the upper "A ('owbo,'. 'Rank It N etter Bank of Forest City are William Use strung tx'at,s which ranges of the bantone sax, sells A. Iles, Frank M. McMIIlan, C, coiltilon tie wititi' Aiiic'rIca "This Is II" from Priam. Box -. L,. or ' Howard McNulty, John H. Uiruui it European heritage'. 1257 Albany, N Y. I Gfores The New York [lot Jazz Ranch and William T. Wade and This "I'll Take too There," Staple t> l' of iti> ttuui which is , New V.' 57th 'iet)', for Peoples Bank of Kissimmee, tsic,uittub tallest s> micoPatesi Singers York, N V 10019. has a t)1( the proposed directors are: B. "flab) htiur," fladIinrr is an-t-s-ntlng tht.' serinI ')".rnIl> (ii Stan," three hot chute which includes poste'rs O'Dell Bronson, Leonard C. fuurtum tx'.at to the tiara, and photos as well as recordtljhI Carter, C. 1-bward McNuhty, k'cniie very popular auuuung — ings, John'?. Mercer, and Thomas E. Tucker, ' estimate, the crt would Is' Clii u not more than 10cents. Roger Hansen, of the Federal Borne Loan Rank Board's Office of Management Systems Of Cl U b : a -sesu~ cident free operations in 1971 'Ilie annual dinner held at ti Hcr,xsc of Steak, SanhI, wa attcnsicdby nfl etrivera and their ik the un put er ' 9 ., - - Score: Architect I'Mfol banks list of mpIih Lincoln. Neb.. a cost uctpating in the plan and is and James Parker. southeastern both convenience Cotnpltte The of sSktd to ia regional operating nanager, though the writing in a recent Federal WASIINC ION — '%tj.lce was *UtkWiUtlOfl fnrn mOrIR&1C presented six it Va Irne Lsan Rank Pittard preauthOtiTt'i tth sak tr. the-road itti%-ers aats payments and pt4yb*C'k TbC Hansen ourruul Several "oIt nnrans are ducementa, such as free driving assarsta at the corn SMTWL Ubatinn or the use of banking Inunder way In ; acvcunt. panics fifth annual aafct The commercial banking checktn the corning rcheci ctus - to customs to ,suthor1atlOfl a award ittnn'r. d At the ii -. pa their mans bills with a th 1•104. clayton Zimmerman has (i d, pr.., 5fl) starte the emp wifl in p mle' Allaint c tng rrt'elveii his cieUver tolls bank a tars' At month's end an individual ieauthartzatItwi means that a directed In SCOPF,,t 10-t K fi ars Pr' Ofl (or paper from which the bank would i.mplv instruct his bank customer eaecutea a legal Committee Zimmerman is the second fffflu in C"Alifamia. to the ern. Sanford baw.t striver In achieve With a preauthoriwd payroll plova a account F plows 'ampan the butcher and Use institution the ,uthoi1t1 to 10 ,ears of accident free transfer funds on his behalf credit, the E%SWrn wot'b as basing scants at baker and an down the line driving. Awards also were 71* bank would do the resL until the arrangement is cari- folkws: "I hp%v their pay information presented to I.. s-tt A eoinpar asks an t1flPlths't It would be the celed ha CItht" parts Hansen m'tuziH ton an output tape in s'yps PE_ or for 11 years of sal.' Sanf d. like his he would *' - computer that wnuld (1r' mid to be prescribed fonnat which w,fl operations Glenn l.e.lfonI ithi Its electronic muscles and Mart Within the asainga and loan de.cvsited dtrt'ctl) Its a dfl*fld sent to an *.utcsmzittd Clear.nine years and James Lr'dfotd the Iran naitic ss-str'm 4cpnsft account In a c'sm igti the bills with eight years, both oil bard,_______________________________________________ • at First Federal 7I Individual's account at devjw'd lingw'oed Uaru'st (aroIhcr' ha gas conwan would be and Clarence ('Issvpoi'l rvceivt41 .--edited as Pus owi bank at Iour- anti three-year their ouritt was debited - an b~ awards. :; The Sanford Heel, with the -ram of paper work postage best saicta record in the and pataence4aalng movement. c'onipan, again won the lull The main aim, from the 191 ahl.'ornpan% Award, and hank's point of view, is Ui cut the Prhate Truck Council of down the flow of PRM work , - - Soon Decor - means I column by 2 inches Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You're reading this onsl 413 E. First Si. Open Sunday lOam, - 3n no MOfl,Tu,,,,W,d,Th.,,$&5t 7pm, FrI.$ m - 9p ni - - I.IMI L ON G WOO D i4'y, it It"434 Open Sunday i0*m 7pns Mon,Tues.W,d 9am Ipni Thus ,Fri., Sal 9 I mu - - �iDA Thur.day. May 4, '1972 e Sanford Herald Collector's HOMES FOR AMER I I - At~% - A Standard Catalogue - '=NS I ~ . 111111 ____-_______ ,("nO%s 'food to the water and apply at $anttng time I.c you have trouble diain transplanting iris, wet the UIUII&ng btween dlffigs Ill trim boov bact tar. and weeds when your ftrst flow- shape before replanting tubers ering plants emerge from the and fertilize with a (lower arid garden plant fond to help roots earth in spring' Sow a few seeds of each van reestablish ety ffidnnrs, property matted Spoils Sprouting for idetl at the same time W,nderng about preventing seeds are planted outdoors ,, Those planted indoors will potatoes from sprouting' It " come up first and you'll recog- isn't easy Storage th ' t4(á degrees) mn the plant when you see it aids' root i40 to -•, O ' moat area will help somewhat Outdoors ."' ' You can prevent sprouting t,s L__1 spraying green potatoes With Aluminum Foil You can increase SUTTUflCT nflalew hilt-aside tMH.ao, the ..4..4J4mj ,1Iw IurrI , squash yield with a mulch of Purdue (Jntversity agru-ultural b 7ii aluminum foil to give biological staff advises. one week after --= control tn delay virus disease blossom drop or four to _______ The Connecticut Ag-rirulturni weeks before the expected date ___ Experiment Station reports of digjing Rut u cannot use that pla nts mulched with alum,- such potatoes for planUng the The San Francisco Assay . num foil produced double those next year. t t'tfYice began m a iii n g or. on bare soil -. I . der cards to all foreign ad. GmsudverhIr1ps The experimenters found 7 b ' W or t Reed dresses on April 24: eastern ..'. The American Association of that biological control of aphids t'nitcd States on April s. tiooL.-:r-i sour favorite affecting crop pLants cnu)t4 h' Nur,wr','rnn c-stirnair tLaii IPJ' '--'-' -'------r' iind wr,tt'rn Untied Stan-s 'd"' ni1I p.artment store or Iii'Ht 'i'.T achieved with reflective rout- nisiiio dcre. ul lani on Ap-il 28 This was done u ' shop, $10 It would he aimo'.: rites Reflected skclighit from lose topsoil through action of " 4"47251 7 an effort to main?ain a fair .I: impossible for anyone rt'ft': auminum foil discourages wind or water, a $1 billion rind equitable delis-ct-s date ring to it not tc' be able !' aphids tram alighting to teed on in the U S This is blamed 1: t.a11 riccoiding to area idutt-i ihan identify most foreign coinage delaying the spread of larget% on loss of groundeo'.er the cuiuflmar)' alphabetical Issued w it h In the past 35.1' 7 L Spring is 11w best time for virus diseases !_ method of distribution. -years Virus CiSeaSL5 of summer planting grnundc-over but often ymplc Is 0.1 Ti. :1st 1 3j orders i-reeks-ed prior SPANISH ('ATII). The i*tahed garage and front well make this an attractive split level of 1402 I4ecaizsr world currt'ncirc squash repnriedls "explode' in heavy rains wash ltnU before it cnmp('tittflr. winner 'nS to Ma'. I will be returned to fluctuate frequently, values square fret on the living and bedraomlt9irls An iron gate lead% to she garden patio which ma late August. infecting a field is established To stop this. James C-onnolls who 'nOfi the sender may be determinra from a vir-tl 1mm the living: roo m tower level features a stud'. room and a famit'. room with sliding gus'. Ic'.'. uris The pLants spread thatch of hay or $ traw within the triple jump nfltCt Lit arn'.h tile a pool irrrae isarrior h stucco with wrought iron matrruak and 11W convenient table expressing dnnr'. ii-adinc to a art stunted and the yields re- several inches deep on Orders thr the Eisenhower ground before planting and top r - lIA'M was designed b arct.iieLt Rudolph A. Matenu. Master ('Ian Srrtrr. *5 East llu' exchange r a t e La the the O1ympiac In Athens. duced Proof Dollar should not be Greece. on April 6, 1896. be obtained bs writing 10 coinage of a given cauntr. ma T$e.. Minrota. .'s'.. 11501. Inlormailon on blur prints Jericho Black plastic was found to he It with a network of strinits tied confused with the Elsenhol in ail ljnflj.d States value The World Almanac recalls. the architect to stakes to prevent the thitteti ineffective or 1972 Uncirculated Silver train cents to $500. A i-re- his 454ont mark was 3'. from blowing away Pull aside feet more than his nearest sp('cimen These sell for £ 1-yourself" ommended 'd a-i the has at- straw wtwrr s'ou each and an announcement Time To flivide kit tot- anyone contemplating competitor, The ID-man want it. net a plant then replace fur the - ti r d (' r Liceeplan. if mt':ic'xin team won 1' 'luni perenniat. stir-h as it .i,.!i I'' iii'.' a:'I tt'i irIr' ii' trc i: t.:' ti--i. chrysanthemums, phlox, Shasta The protective cover daisies, hostas, asters. geums left as a mulch, to repulse ming pool you are utmost i hi' an almosl-empt'. pout simutar Its '1%'lA% BROWN, a' eronuca may be divided weeds, hold moisture in sumperfect conouc'tur of nrc-- circumstance-s tui'k the hIt of a early in spring Give themmet and provide protection in Al' .ews1ea1urrs Writer In barr feet at your swim- Ineity if the electrical charge 13-year-old girl in Evanston, ill some help. To improve the root- winter Indiana youth was . cannot find a copper conductor A 14-veatold to the' ground. It will dee- electrocuted It his school s fin when he touched an empts tight troc-ute s'nu. under certain bulb sacke rumstatwes How do these circuit guard 'ou also could meet an,. fate grnund fault interrupters foil fe et while dangling your i oc ution" This question the water as you dial your radio electr was (WI to Vincent (-ar:ssima .1 breakdown of in. V If it has '' '' vic.-pressdent at research and -tsulation wititLa a / ran surge through you to the engineering of Hubbell makers Safets glazing materials OPEIN of '.iring devices ii'. f4ridgepnrt huuliI be used in hazardous ground ('ann -' a -locations In preference to orOr you might be climbing a S A normal heart beats in 2ii dinars- glass. Such lecatlans ladder from a pool that has rtwthmic- cadent-t until an dec incivat- storm doors. sliding been energized from a broken tnt stux-i. causes it Ii lthri! glass doors, tub and shower light Zoom The charge will "'nt I When tic- expluinea enclosures. g in s s entrance come when you touch the lad- lute your heart goes out tit wharl. doors or any glass panel adyou could ix- in trouble inter jacent to them Or you may decide to cook a must respond to a low Safety glazing materials ur poolside hamburger on Include tempered glass but _____ iiectrir grill that might have a level of ampeTr'. and cut aft to prevent fibrillation of the ___________________________________________________ tempered g I a & s must be leak heart manufactured to ithe, ruling ' ' These are unpleasant GTQP '." out Its use for do-it-yourselfHe points out that the Under' thoughts but there have been sirs who wish to cut It in a so man'. thousands at shocks writers Labor-atones specified _____ variety of sizes. and electrocutions in and about the interrupters must "trip' at Plexiglas acrylic sheet national dee'- a 5. milli level tl/200th ol the pools that ma terial fills the require. lk tnicat code Is in effect Storable amount Of c'urrenc used in lightments and is material that ing a one-ampere 1OD-t'ntl ground type the above pools can be purchased generally and some that are part -was- into bulb Adults would respond to and which the amateur can shock of 20 milli' bs being the ground - must now be' profabricate ititu cus tom sizes . iIIII!I..0 fault circuit pinned it' whatever they were let-ted with ground This is a clear material in 'h1 water faucet or gripping interruptersIn 1973 all swim .-. sheet form that is far aturdiIqtPithiith hiflevenaia5mllli &\ -sir than gani. £'.t'i 1 -' should tn-r,ak It dues not shutPlexiglass us available In difterenes, is that you sears' tacles must hr protected hs level an adult would jump bark level was rhose milli e 5. Th c-ri. let into flying small pieces a variety of thicknesses but t more times, live at- six theseTHREE BEARS in South Side School Afternoon Kindergarten operetta that because of children Weight and One major concern but breaks Into large dull- figure on using the 1/10th- times fat- the thin material. were played by Steve Harvey (Papa Bear), Christy Rice (Mama in health are big factors in degree edae chunks. fficti thickness for ordinary seven to 30 times fin- tbl- mans do-it-yourselfers have Bear), and Gary Albert (Baby Bear). flerituite It does not stalled their own pools and of shock replacement of window glass quarter4nt.h stock The whole electrical system crack the way glass and 1,4 -inch thickness for tt'The material is covered lighting, without bothering it) s gruunurng. ,-&Tdues it is even better than placement of s t ii r nit door with a protective coat of get permits. and are url i oostsI on explains Anything can iuima glass lot the do-it-your..eller sash without framing niunlang pauper Leave this IOTUIed of the nea codes nec-ted Ii' the earth such at- a to handic----bntn easier and on While rtittitig A special cutting tool fatLust sear mans children safer Must (if us. when We I'Witiu)fl ttut material OVCT' '.'.eri' eisrtrocuted on Plexiglas is available in A water pipe is rounded Y.ater pool is at an electrical It a e' to install at window- fur ai'e-u' s If is looted as thrrc-elunrtrr-inch uS ow el 13-veal aid Springfield. Mo,, rains:, take the measure- you would a glass cutter, that runs the IentUl UI 591' youth touched the frayed card ground level, but when pipes hardware dealer scaring the material using a scored line- The line should meats itt tied into at a sump pump while cleaning corns' in and out it is who cuts thu' glass to size. ground straight-edge as a guide 'the 1W tip, ' ____ ' _______ '" I - _____ ':r' sIIh F:Z~ ff _________ - By Abigail Van ft I'.II to MOM T4W s I - __________ _______ __ . • - .. -_ 0 - K i!L = plants, ..., be I "-.. ' w oo - ('Ti: ____ _____ V.. -- I . -, --- - , .' - -'-'- TEXAS DEAR tRY: I think your husband i about in degrees wrong! When a moan marries, be should remove (iota his wallet all the pictures of the girls be used I. boon, aid carry only his n-lie's. • ________ _____ -. Do you think my husband n-u right or not' %'En' HURT _______ rupters '. __ _____ __ ________ C'OT1t)ES"flAL TO "J-flJRT AND PUZZLED" IN LOt'tSVll-t.E: Don't believe second-band tales-. Ash your muthi-, in tin U she has ever complaIned I. the family about the was s-eu Impose an her b teasing the baby a net'. I F _______ ______ _______ _________ -'-- - ____ -. ________________________ - ril anz - Problems Trust Abh. I'se a personal reply. nc-Be ?IBT. BOX CX. 1.. ,t, CALIF. tt aid enrk'.ss' a stamped. addressed enwe'r, ________________ •14 - FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, MAY S. 1972 shat- or CARROLL RIOHTtR'$ - a - FAST YEARLINGS IN GAL CANS GROWINGGId (i Mo1kk you11QVJ Love FLORSHEIM this Mothers ENGLISH IWLI EA. - BLOOMING 149 GAL SIZE Trees 89~ Rain SILVER DOLLAR tucaiyptus ROSES 'a 49 6 Thick I, Bushy NOW ONLY 2 to 3 Ft. Field Grown LIGUS1RUM REG. 369 2 Ft Field Grown Pfitzer JUNIPER 49 REG. 3.75 EACH '1 j SINGLE YELLOW REG. 1 19 111 '"BISCUS j BEST COLOR VARIETIES 98 Boxwood Type I - -I - I _ 49 3 For 1.39 __~ A C CALADIUMS CAR1SSA -89 3 For 2.49 VIBURNUM HEDGE PLANTS 1g SIZE 29-4 For BASKETS 50 11 _______ _______ r Bougainvillea GREENWAY 64-6 $$T1O ANIC E 9 ~~ is I- .- I- 1o$E.F1RST ST. SANFORD 0 W ~ 2224204 - -- --- . - 'iii'.'. r, i 1) r'f' 1" .-,l4'it l ti-coin,,-. ni-P '5 fl'tn 'liphitit I3,tsitctihp nigill II flow (,i't.tI 6-444 CITRUS & rns.eOT1PfCY NlC s hiss'. "p. I f f.,...Iatissl o lB __ __ ii ('mmliv '-''I ' 1, I I-I V. tn,,t 1'L,ii Inert A V I r"iursujp-s I 00 (3) I Dream Consequences '° (2) To Tell the Truth (4) Hogan's litmo,, (9) Pr j'. M I\) (2) Flit, Wulii-wi (4) Mc arwi in.. ChImp (9) Alias Smith jqnd Jones I 40 (4) Mv Three Sons 9 00 0) imonlde tWss law pstass OPEN _0&t_M I 21. IRON ANUI* AND WAY NURSER OPIN UVIN DAYS A WflK L0O ?O 530-.NO M*U O*DUS Ovur 2L y9wil al W7 ..ara 14, $atw.ea Fakb.dus $ La, laud Wiatir Putt 6' - 101-1. 1-5 -1 07 1809 S. French Ave. Q to Mar 20) Listen to your hunches and alter foUouu'. them vi that you gain w halest- it is that you to others htake with relatise ease tm)- to be plans for the' future tie or she will be IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY who understand '. the pt'ople young charming one of those 5Cifl desires and c-s -sectarionu of other s Be cager to help albeit to teeth of stud courses gh ri t the Gist their aj,11'.m tf-rehiancc Fine ability tent for putting perseverance crud Peythotogy a must here. old businesses new hifc- into "The Stars impel, they do not compel What you m'e of )'cur Lfc is largely up to YOU' CarroU Righter's Individuil Eo,ecut for your sin for May SI to is now ready For your copy send your hutt'.date arid Forecast (name of newspaper), lies O2'., C5,101l nc.iuyw000, 5,301 ''jCJ,-° of gcatef sen-sure to FRIED CHICKEN - "EEN Avoid arguments PISCES (Feb. UO4ZS' " base " (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford kiguitet I 8-9 AR(', Ails, Smith and Jones I Itetaiti I. ''lion To Rob a Hank In One lion-ti Lewin,'' 'ir - . ii Ut, "- 5.- Po- Majr, f4r p '- ._.i,,.. itIurS'IoY I'ttl ill- LFi.' "Aparh Movies Night Uprising " A hit of cnwkys so-I Indians sn-thin, starring Itory ('album and ('nrinrw Calvet '7TrrILAV1 IV? i.0Y '[here ate Infflafl fiffliS. N Styip stagec'narh rohitus'ry plan soil 11:30 U) h4oiIwoeI Squares CU*it5 Itt' rigid n-as'slry captain () Love of Lite Ignore; warnings that (9) Plawi "that's Irwliatt; in themmi thar AFTERNOON hills -- - - 41 5 ~ (9) SplIt Second 1:30 (1) Three 0". Match t,111'.'. - (;Iists leather from 00 Its l'Oi.LY ('llAStEht es DEAlt P'OLI.\' - I had a problem similar to Frances's t'xceptthatlsptlletlsmne g'ue on a pair of shoes instead lL'isL ...,S., at on ieairwr-ioppcu i.auie as soc uuu. .i.uu U s'i-uu's hand and single-edged razor black' she should be able to carefulls remove it without harm to her table top. When the clue is removed, saddle soap might be used --IIIWCK - --'- a '•' '•'-"• fo 1-00 (3) Somerset (4) What". My Line7 (9) All My Children MIun' 6:11 (2) IV Classroovn (4) Sunshine Almanac (t) Slim Mims 6.10 4) Sunshine Sumester 6:15 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Florida Agri World 7:00 (2) Today (4) . News iO'$ 9 Op I :00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas 9 (2) Phil Donahue (a) Romper Room (9) Movi 930 (6) VirginIa Graham 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place in ci'. (4) Mery Griffin 10:10 (9) FashIons In SewIna 11:00 (2) Sale of the He Carelul Ili'.nu-ing ill Ueot TOSOOrIOPt MORNING - .1 () FRIDAY I"1)LL''S I'OIN'FEIS "il Heart is IS I ('Otiwu' (I (9) Owen Marshall 11: 00 (2) (4) (9) New'. 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson (4) (9) MovIes (9) I,m.ngstreet 9-10 ABc, IUi-rain ''This Little i'iggy Vt'"tit In ?tl,.rrjtirtte '' Whrt', 'U) ''p'i::y ti"- k'' 'r-l.vs dlsspis'nr fromn a triuking c-nmp'sny. blind insurance investigator Mike fi.nie,trret is called in to Investigate. He kno'es his life is in danger iitintestiateiy when he almost falls victim to an "a'chient." harry Sullivan ploys the, trucking owner who turing'. In f.'uigstree't (4) Whore the 10:00 (2) Dean Martin-i 6 -- 1700 0) Jeopardy (4) Movie'. (9) lonostrissit '.l*PSi INIiSISISI III -"' (4) As the World Turn'. (9) Let". Make a Deal 700 (2) Days of Our Lives (4) Love Is a Piny Sniendosed Thing (9) Newlywed Gnmo 2:30 (3) Doctors (a) Guiding Light (9) Dating Game .1:1.10 (2) Anothir World (4) Set,rel Storm (9) General Hospital 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton Place at r.i,.,,., U' ,,.a "I 1.2 151 "II" (9) One Lite to Live q I snl,I.' e's;ltt'ctu'd two spade aitil Ii iiilijt to set the hicerli-''.'. .ini' trick If Tristraini had ducked Iii.' first club he would never his t' 'a iiit'.l I lit' lead Es t'n' has t' t iial l Lancelot utist'ardeil one of ulilillili) 'S sit_itt.''. on lii; fimur- th riia"lon(I uiiul inadi' his -uutitrat't I.it'.i' .uth.'r rium's'tiiig ii'.'. tt%i't'Ii the two g r e a I e s I knight;'. of the round laid.' tuiriiu'ui ictit In bo a nout liv: iit'c$'.i.uti cot'.tt'st -St tables the lack of clubs was tulw as's rot u' i-ui East wniil.! hi'. at'.' aututninatirults ,,aut du-clap ci' w oiil.I 1w 4101%4 11 tl,t aIii.' miii.' ti'ii.'k IuVIlPiiti iIS'. imi 'a ' li of 'le.1t1t'S La Itelle % %41)11101 s this 1114. '' '''" '" - --'- "Spanish In , ? __ .hiiiis's Jut'uit,s 'rYssniasiif 'lii.' fumial session ii ti.' 'aiii.'hot iiiisr(1 s had lust stat liii Lancelot sat table otis' with i-otithi Elaine thu.' Fair In (Ii.' Non-thu hells- Isolde' wail SVest w ilti this' great Toll in the Fail It'..- ps'erl.'s knight 11uR'kls Iu'auhs'd ftuiit heart ..ftei h-lain'.' 's siuuglc i'aist' .uru.l I sold.' ups'n.'ui Iii.' jack of at La UZUM'iII] it,' tts'.i 't'ti l.i' \.,,ih ii ''i I,asi i'.a' iniulli i • Yin Sushi 11(1141 £ ASS i VKsii •'i I'ti '.'4 lC CI) \Uii .$l li'l.t .t-lbl 1% 461 WI-111111111;1 'tin Our hu'ai I ship. waII( l's ihilitI I" clubs Lane'rlot ('ailed fur ain't it ilimev Ironi dui:i'.t'.1 5'. 4t ui to Ti i'ti .iiii I. Flu'. 1 i s I i a ut stinIts-ti attul tttidit'd 1"inalls 1w tuitrwd to Lancelot ain't said. Y.ls'fliiuik; utioti butt Li ttihutht' t,'misofl for tI,s pIa low & hum, Iliac emit ttter' 'f'l.'ii 'l'i isli tutu rot-v '.e dli i-cs ii- t' t,tcd ; tuut neil flit' , 341,1,5% S (ji IJSTIO% You, psi mi' s-'iilinUI'l '." L.t 1-. 'l L. 'C -- ' 'i''' ,5ii*'..u'm , '' us.i.i....nw EVERY FRI - SAT, SUN Sanford a Attention IACOIY MOOfIN t)i'C& S. "Wi'II t'4t" 1/to (III) A15 pap.u-, P0 It 449, Pe4. CIt 5l4',e. II,. Vt'i N I' 10019 IC' - - countr)- western buffs : RCA Records has turned Iuu&euftwonewalbums,oneby ConnIe S:ruitii arid the other 14' (h-tirgc Hainiltoti IV. ConnIe's BINGO 1. P.. FRIDAY 7:30 PM. All 'TWO-LANE Souls Church ("! Ct, -- 9th & Oak 20 GAMES PAYONCE FOR Alt, FVFNINC. INCLUDING 100 JACKPOT NOW OPEN . - - .. el oe's 4 LOBSTER HOUSE Service From I1:10A M to 10.00 P,M Sunday Thru Thursday 11:30AM to 11:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday EXCELLENT SEAFOOD Priced tnespen'.uvehy RAW OYSTER BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE PH 3721211 31C3 S. French Sanford -- OPENING TOMORROW FRIDAY, MAY 5 Open Daily Including Sun, HAM. 9PM. Serving World's Finest - - I • BAR-B-Q CHICKEN BEEF PORK RIBS FOR TAKE OUT SERVICE PHONE 323.5230 GUY'S HOUSE uf BAR-134 Owned I. Operated By Weiner'. Bar II QOl Apopha Sanford R A -PLUS ATIIi5- NAKED unR L LERTKN c is a - 2101 French Ave. w W al TONITE TI4IU SAT SN.'. Al S II - of IIIIIUUIIIUII 9 Fa -l- - 1 __ ____ - - - __ -------- lui ata'uI ' 30 MA Ti N 7101 French Ave. will linger in your brain until ° Cei THE FOUNTAIN is a song w b,i.sv profound w 'aimiit'titirug t'l:,t' iluls is just ii swi'.pluug of mu aibumru that will take your thiuglits oft whatever the) were on, The haunting si:npllv' ity of John's guitar and occaslunal down-mime, toe-tapping niule support-s the wisdom o the lyrics and makes 11w platter *fl experience in Armwrlcatn reality The ailtiurii also includes a word sheet iii the songs and >uuU probably want to learn th.'iit as stain as you car, J0hn Prine Is quite a guy, I V11 5. - - "THE VILLAGERS" - Its 4)'.'.'. uhf ' Commandments - s''u can finally think , - - ' - I The S" -. ,aw 4, MOI3NIM. hAS IIHOkh'.N, Cat Sirs e'n,s i A&M 5. 11,1, TAKE \'OtJ THERE. 5(aIll.' Sirigt'rs Stax I Dancer" at' read) has brett re.recurckd on itt,,, !)ensL-r's latest alhwii which attests to the song's s. tin-dial, ''Pretty ('MaI'' is a very twin), song, but you'll luis.' In buy the uhbuitu to hear lh.'r t' ' is a this hilt' ' ')tt'ilui song atsiut the loneliness of old s'p1t' that tends to tear at your k'uu t strings, aixi ''Saiii Stone'' TNt 510 UAI _____ - - grass, 1 s- a tool .asri.s OF 10.11 ABC, Owen Marshall, Counselor At 141w, "Legacy of (a) Green Acres 6:00 (4) NCWS - - - Movies - ONE WEEm( ONLY O..dy at) )u c.d.t Su I is 7 i " 1:00 (2) Mun'.ter (4) Amateur's Guide to Love (9) 4:30 (2) I Love Lucy rryson a:w ui uica van Dyke ''fl"'''' there scents to be a song for just about everyone. ''Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into lleaivt'n An)-mtiore'' has becusne very populau' on EM airaves; - -. "Illegal .................... Simile " is a folly on •____ ID-Il NBC, The Oran Martin Show lI(erun), Dean's guest tonight Is wacky Jnn'than Winters, who Is turned loose in a skit mnuttlnut bin-n in a cluttered alto '.'.h"n.' tic's trying ti Ito-I something Dean's big solo tonight I'. "fly the Time I Get Ii' l'hoenls UV 5 _ 16 LIX111 JL4ill :2 WJA,lLyf,lj, a - - Century the I*:%H P()LL\'-l"runct's might use a small amount of -nail polish remoter to get the glue off tier leather-topped-------table. Ile careful not to drop it anyplace but on the glut THE WORLD OF MUSIC spot -JEANET1'E -r-topped tables may have DEAR REAI)ERS-Le-lopped different finishes and those with a ser'. shins, mirrorlike gloss mal be slighth dulled (ruin any spot-removal treatsings P John ment. It the color should lighten, paste wax shoe' polish. the color of the leather, might be used on the spot to restore at least some of the gloss and color. A spot of while vinegar on the glue I% another possIhihit'. (or softening of tragedy, b glue and then the razor blade treatment would be easier. -I'OLLY LI' entitled "Ain't We hlasin' ByJUDVIIUGG Us a Good Time?" includes her Copley News Settler recent chart buster 'Just for . PoUy'a Problem John Nine, he's that young What I Am," She also lends her DEAR I'OLl.i'-flow can I get mildew out of ' throaty, vibrant voice to "I newcomer that writes his mu new Morocco leather hassock saddle soap did not sic with the wisdom of an old Know You're Going Away," "If work) and a used canvas umbrella'-IIELIN , man and sings it like a virile We Want Love loLast"and the -' ' champion of the common man. title tune. For those not familiar with John's album, "John Prim," Miss Smith, she hails from on the Atlantic label Is a subtly DEAR POLL','-I hams-c been trying for weeks to get Up where up until a few Ohio, titled Introduction to a dynam. enough courage to write' my I't't I'ees-e. It is with those ic, thinking man whose words years ago her performances People who do not make their children pick up tot's after they have finished ilaying with them, particularly when go from your brain to )'jr c'onsi,sted of IIA fliectings arid SQUiIt(' t1minc*I lIuw-evti', in a they are in someone c'Ise's home It never falIr, that there heart, express route. is always something left to be picked up, but does the John, like many artists, sings few short years the petite whole toy box have to be cleaned out? I try to teach my of the tragedy and of the dcc- blonde has amassed a lung list son to pick up toys he has pIaed with, for how else do trIcblisulnessthat people ex. of credits that include her being the'.' learn' But. of course, sortie never do -COVEIIEI) perlence, but the reality of his added as a regular on the WliI TOYS AN[) DISGLSTEI) Grand Ole (ry, several maymusic is stunning. Kris KrIstoffern offers a ies and being named "Best Vu. DEAlt h'OLL\'-when making baking powder biscuits, roll out the dough to make a rectangle. Use the Inside glimpse of his first Impression cahist," in the country western divider from an ice-cube tray and press down on (hi' of John on the back of the al. field, in 1966. dough to cut ('Ut biscuits which are even and ready for bum jacket. Kris met John baking In a jiffy-L'NNE Pi'lne In Chicago Ins nightclub iNI*D*ttt iNTiPPPiII AIIM I at dosing time. Well, a few of iii-i:n l'AnAt)F: --- them stuck around after hours You will reci-Ite a dollar if l'oll'. usc". sour fat orile to hear John sing. homemaking idea, i'd l'es-'.r, I'olls's Problem or solum' Krls's Impression' "It must lion to a problem. SS'rite Polls in rare of this new spaper. )IlfltO('St) SlN(,LES have been like stumbling onto ______________ lN'l() S1.1I'PlN( I -- D)-lanwticnhc first boated onto ----. '.- --------h)M(KNESS, Wili' Uititt'il Artthe village scene, I don't know Isis) where Ic conies from, but I've IN AT BRIDGE 2. AN AMEItI('AN 'l'i(i(21 got a good idea where he's go. ini" 'Due truth is, you've got to (iCY, Elvis Presley 11CM 3. TAURUS. Ih'nnis U,.tfe Opening Cover Key to Set hear John to believe him. c:inn,'.r,., ii'... ,li.,. ""I,'' i ' .s.t.,v ' '''0 ,i,,,,,,,,i, Please tonight. . rent ', 'Ibis epiwide was the new serb.'s launchIng vehieli Inst Sopletntwir Arthut Hill *4 Owen Sl,irshaIl ..o-I I a, Jess flrsn&'n take on the defense of a tennis pro secuised of attempted murder The ro attittki a writer threatening to espose' the Net that he We' served It prison ferm, which he's sure v'uimilrl cost him his )oh fisne ('lark plays tho writer nd (',frru ( "rt...tt t ho. torn,q pr 1 Who J.snnte aa•uiarniirnarn IiaaIjaa - 1Q0 Of (4) Truth or Iai I I jaau arn virnrnU a. iaaiia lrn a sure 1 VINING l00%*1flMML IRON 502" 0't. Q ANC50 1" 54 PILLETI MAGNESIUM Null I"..' U.wpi.u. 502" 502'I 8 2%. lION O*ANi $ NOW 05e - JASMINE 1"1 * be It-to I'ius One In the Old English P'.tn'liIgnl iu'IIy of Inner Wltnwiiu' Sheet "ffs'rliig - 1 "l's (hi It." r,i levi ( St-O!i Tmile I 3 lndin) Ii to. i-ni all, i1 I I.j II hiatt an and bisian Pepper Trees BLOOMING a"o * We offer more than just a pair of good looking legs. For 1' Fast Growing, , 'l'inu' I',i'i'u'i. Curry Is 1*1.1 captive by two wottien finanna Ilarne* soil hi-yes Is Karen Mthntt r,n'.'i cil by his old friend harry I playe.l by guest star Jan-k Unssldy) that the only way (ii free Curry is to rot, a bunk for ransorru ritnr*y. Althotighi he kntiws he will be sutpected imnmvieltntIe) if the bank is held imp, hleyes goes through with the plan to 515 VP ('nrry's life. and Roy as 11* JIve Flt'e liritina 'I f tAngli'- (9) Dragnet at budded & Blooming 59'-3 1 I puiT $,.uTIr. wb -loy law ..aiP, 30% ORGANiC NICH 666 POTINCY WITH IRON ~ autantage of >ou Be wise to Aug 21) You need to employ modern LEO (July thinking if you are to base a more sutcesful partnership and reap the btnefits Tone down on that p de of yours or face lou o' friends and associate; will VIRGO (Aug. 2 to Sept 22) Doing associate smooths the wa) for greater success please and happiness in the future Take steps to umprose )'our wrtvohe Relax at home tonight. opportunity to LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) You ero) hue kind of entertainment you like, so do just that to tikn- cite Of an utipott&flt during spare time. husinesi matter hate fun those 21) Plan how to to S((,)K}'lO (Oct hannon)' in flue more enjoy home with )OU and who dwell futumt. Add charming pieces of sri a'. the home lake care of an important business mallet SAGIT1AKIUS iNuv 22 to Dcc 21) Make an appointment with a business t'spert who can heIr make your :egular routine more efficient Reports should be handled in a more modern and accurate fa'.hiur, CAPRICORN (I)ec 22 to Jan U) Study )Out ptofits ptacti-2a1 losses well, then show those who count th at you air a should be put in and efficient person-i A new idea > ou Operation without delay. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 9 Pcrson&i goals should be studid well before launching, then reap the benefits Attend the social in pour best garb and mast an impression on others- Nov GRQW II. SHADE OR SUN jv ft0m ?- 1 3" GARDENIAS 2' to 12Ill BOSTON FERN 1 - ANGING L P a HANDBAG TOO? 02 - H LOVELY MATCHING GINERAL TENDI:N('IES New ideas are deteloping which enable you to combine the idealistic, the clairs'oysnl, the artistic and the practical You can now make rapid advances in activities that are vital to your success, ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Look to friends for the date and hacking you need, but Ic-U them something about Your overall plans for best results Avoid one who gives you the Jitters Relax at home tonight. 1 AURUS (Apr 0 to May 201 Get the backing of one in high position for a big deal you hate in mind which means a ,jcat deal to ) nu 1 ngage in civic work that guts brilliance to your namc- be "tied GtMl%I uMay 21 to June 21) You have wonderful ideas that need coordination to make them a real success in your life A new associate can be a tremendous help Show that you appreciate this MOON Cif ILORIN (June 2210 J'aly 21) You now have the right formula for taking care of responsibilities in a satisfying manner Follow tour intuition- Don't permit mate to - rif something that S FT.LA FRANCE HIBISCUS ORCHIDS _________ -i ll BLOOMING SULTANA 4 'TO -' SIZE Lxtra BLOOMING 15.00 To 2500 Large I.1119 V HERE NOWJ 11 IS THE CUSH$oNY'A15 EASE or TODAY'S GENUINE PATENT PICTURE FROM FLORSHEIMS CHOOSE 1115(10 hIs tith 21 I'.,I..)s 2.1 2i - 'i,'ti,ts IWei-% Ins ni'., oll ne t',,'. •-.s.,----------- an irate LAVANDER WISTERIA VINE!"to4J RED BO1TLE BRUSH 2' to 8' i ~ , i % Coffin .tsi-I flp comil-1111kitntl t flq-i ihtl'. P ?iooh r.ta 9 Mi'.r p.s,'.t-1 to t,mi. '.0,11 ii u;,v, t,s..i I" ,E.tv.'." 'O %5',,,'.j I'.iI%Y'. ri EXTRA$E RED V.RED FORMOSA Is LARGE AZALEAS BUSHY RED SUNSET r.PURPLE i I- I -, , ¶rI - OLEANDER I 46,016 W" i from the Canofl Righte: Itatitule -. ,' use '. - - co5I . SOON playmate my - - Day Ii A4,-'rtis-, '.,itfu'. 12 ln,.o,n'.' uS I 5 14 Rout. its St Chin.,. sour husband DEAR ARB' The day before our wedding t k all m pictures out of his wallet He said a married . h , r------- 4--' pictures -single girls he used to know Alit)). I really wouldn't have minded no much if he had Ill these cu-h' pictures in his wallet if only he hadn't taken mine out -- . Let- 8'9 NHU, The FlIp Wilson Shin'. Rerun), Flip Introduces Leroy lingers, the sharpest cowlis In (hi' West, his flt'wc it t:tiai n Ici' luiiiglil ('.ueits Include He-ild Foss, star of ''Sanfc't-it unit Son,'' lirItish singer I'etuln ('lurk and ''lice flaw's'' lln ('inn-k. Iiiglalig'it of the sta.iw has Flip, li-ui. I'rtula a q N _____ - maa urn rn l)F.AR RF.'..I)ER: here's your letter. sidi i)etIM she and other w-rtl-lat.-ntloaed but mIsguided mothers take heed, _____ QQC_A i' i -. - :"• --- --- TI ligh ts _,I ) _i.•A ? twin L ke Glazing: A Pane 'Vou'lI - , Hi,g-lt ' start treat- - DO IT-YOURSELF can .i._L:i '. rnlnr.m - -- twins Here's How Fatal I5' "'•5 I .":' - - :s:i:: '" Ari'qu. cat 'II tL.,i .-.Ii DEAR ABR' Please say some-thing in your column about mothers who treat children n-ho are NOT ltke they were twins A relative of mine has two daughter,., seven and four. She- dresses them exactly &ike combs their hair the name was, and she always buss them identical toys (She says, "It everything is Identical, one can't be jealous of the other "I That's not all The seven-year-old can't go anywhere un)e'cs she takes her'Iittk sister. And If the big one has a her own age over, the mother sbo'.'es the younger one of! on both of them Both girt' are c-iristatly upset becau'-.e they are espeuted to always be together, play together and stay together. That mother doesn't realize' that their Interests as well as their capabilities an-s not the same, I tried to tell her that I thought she should lag each child as an Individual and drop that bit, and she nearly tank my head off If you agree with me. Abby, print rny k-tis-t so that mother will see how wrong she Is TVATW READER - Poolside Shocks Can Be 41 Nansas anti i'.E'.R 551FF, Being an tens girl m-s.It I see 10 point. ,um. li-i". bcai- It from the c-I fn".s, , :'A - ,1 I-N R~ *1~1_*) . 1, -. . __________ ______ . At ti.m,nO',I ; 4 t'oi,ii. Is1" u 21 ')ff.r t'e-i'. ac"w,',I" f",m 24 (2'.i-ahic ? )Is.ifrnat 2* Isitrhr horuism 21 SO1lthIifl U.:'." M'1 farm V ,, ___ a It Wsw'. 11"41 ftLI DEAR AIThY We lit-i- on farm in I am sready dreading the coming of summer because of all our city relatives who come and spend their vacations with us ?)w.'., heint' Inc si.,'.At their ,4.iiA...... ..'. k... house all summer, and turn ft upside clown T?ws know we'll be borne' because it's our harvest time, ard ni- have n-ark to do, said I do mean VClflX' Ahh, n'e".-e put up with this of rttatives for % I don't think I years stand another hot summer of cooking and entertaining mooching rtlatives What makes c'at folks think their relatives owe them a free vacation' And how come they never think of inviting their c-unr c-ouins to the cits for a change' )-'ARMER'S WIFE and U,l - -7 T j[?[i : rSri Ii"j '.v'-' 41'.. .-'.-.i ,.i,,,-i IS Sound m..l. 44 That n-in V,'.. P ic 44 ),i.m.nts, S Si, I 19 Ei.-s'.,n.'-ts 4$ I)..e Sill III, I r.-I-s.t'tInn St St-'snin tiset I it (%u* IS'&'J( 141 rit out parade J 7.~ . IC 4 But-en a ., - relatives 11 SUII1I1ICI• P10bk'h1 down on fat- rn ______________________ . - (it w twnstve I - _ -• - != ii A,-rn'. ." er 'ç in 3: P30.3,,'- N,A*t INS AP Ne'n'nteaniyes 13 I Eas'.•r f1e', IPøiena.al D RI ing of new clumpo. add * plant :n - ci [..1 Flower Gordon I 'Thursday, May 4, 1712-59 Tlitt Sanford Herald '...,. to P,,..,, P,,i'. ,' 1q72 Elcen 'ncr Dollar At least halt of the In. 'hrOs' Col Mr Mars Irooi.". QtiiilPS addll'lcS("d 10 this E'tI•• iimn seek Information about tor (if the Unstcl States Mill IIA0S I foreign coins brought Into has announced that orders 1972 Elsenh0u'er The 1. nited States by tourists for i( ' a n d returning servicemen Proof dollars are Must of the readers express by the San Francisco Ail M*i' 1. AC ff,ce beginni a desire to establish the type -: and market s's iii e thetTi' ceptziflce of or ers will eonS elt'e'. bitt becaue The piece flnirn until the Mint" produc' f the tT dollars have been issued in the nun limit o m ar1 or mid-IROns, fall 1dm- has been reached tifsc'ation may be Impossible. after the Orders received aft teOne of the most eomprt' cuit.oft not ice Will be o r k s tint-ned to the wtder along reference ever published for this type wIh a notice that the tnd' of resrarch Is available at mr's name has been entered mast libraries or through the on the automatic mailing list order. The pri'c per eir. reAmerican Numismatic Asso- m aintained bs the mint mains the same as the t971 elation library, far members prior to z'u jiture issues those whose' names appear issue of $10 each, This In. of that organization. on this list will receive no- cledes handling and ship. Collectors wishing t' find lice of the order acceptance meat bs' first class tegistend their libraries tered mail Orders will be constant use for the -Stand. ttate Immediately There is a limit of five filled as quickly as ard Catalog of World Coins." but the purchaser s mild b published y KrausePubh. Eisenhower Proof dollars per reminded that each i cations, I n c I ala, W i stamped and processed in P445I It is available 1hrrni't \\ TORLD ALMANAt the order in which it re ecived No preference '. FACTS shown to collectors or deal. ers of previous record. - ,tpmg - I I3 EARL ARO 4SON Must: �- ,---, e_Jii' - - - - - ------ '' 1.--.-. ---- - ----- --r- - - -: =------'-'------- - T'-r-. . . -____=--_i -n----'- -'- t-rr-. ._r-_. -- . - - ----- - ,, 'The 6BThe Sanford Herald ALLEY Thursday, by V. T. ,. I . 'W q &i (* P1La.t p.* 1W It3 4T Rs'.r.4U' , ct : \ &J1 & &ND S4I 1> K -. GO .%4 LJRt' t6 J P?IA M.L • Hornlin T'. Wi.u.t Lost 8s Found &FJ 11! k , it f,., -, I ~. - I -, !% AD r c~r ` To ,.-~_ . ~ / L~_._-',~~_.11 ' Male Beagle NiPPles. S mos cut qEwa0 37)5351 untHS 70 323 71N Phone Lines Direct o. stoning Birno Burns Want Ads 2 Pr-.'is £"C-S Aon, 0"t Ca' Urip Seminole E SS EWEE E P..E 00 & .'. A 'OO I. \ - Personals 4 , ~_ Lrwrs .,.:L_ "' Help - er 1$ (vpnln %lt,pq, ReferenCes Call bePene °rafter S ) - ss-'c'o 322-2611 J ; Bc 1713 F la LcI 'vOa. 'B EC'' 0 ' 014 '.-, 1'• "I4.1 Orlando s I • • ' Dating By 831-9993 S i ngle .. .'.r ,. Computer 11-li he Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. ill N 1If2 1. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE cop DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF as OF MAY 3, 19l',a Uprold Mr -pan to-m,rI (II Id)) For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy Rates by Al V,.rr,a.a., ,_i: :--- - 1690 , J -' -..jAjc--\ ' Cow' ,...,-J 4•.. k .'E DO IT'J \'rOJ ,--- I C o ws T0 1 thru 4 Hmei 5 $rj 70 times / Ct ~; ~ ,_~~ 'V -. 1. - / "L I IV BADGE THE 1-4 - _ *so, , Y I _( ~4 ~ ~~ * ., \ ) (4 -1 ~ I , . ¶ J'r -''.' "~~ (1) I 31 times t :t Ii Schwan by Bowen GUYS ( Its rr 37) 10)0 CPn?a Pap' Is. CP'urcP. Malt' arid Fema?p Help Want40 Business Opportunities 3 Lines Minimum Maio' Oil 5,rv,, Station to, lease, Call 337-001% Ldv,rIgsiri ;hluiO Include this a,t c.mpjtut, "Mir earned 't. 7 Hir-ry WilIer 323 1171 Male Help Wanted IJi' lift' (.c WAS FOT OFI.E W$4b4 EAME tfPCJJ C LASSIFICATIONS Vr-u,.tahr r arm Help Pijs sl#iii'l, All IO'O irain Washer &Dpi,cat0fli now beino accepted for Sit Ol 44 %:;t •" permanent employment. Please apply ho Mr Colder, 400 Pr simm.,. Ave., Sanford between the hoUrs of 5 and It a m Announcements I± 1-List? & Found 7- Persona Is 1z I 17 I 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Meinoriarns d--business Opportunities 7-Instruction Janitor-i, immediate opnangs for 4 part tlmf janitors to clean tioom, fld do all on.raI dutIeS AD vosimat.Iy 30 2* 11110101"ll wail at 57 an hour Apply brwaif', I and 1 Thur-s4ay, Ma 4 Sanford AI'porI, Office Glenn.ire I-Financial 7ri,y Drivers I Crooks by OW 9 Lo r A VX)L( AI WA J 'THE 7IJT. iIT Q li.L Wf GC'7 1 ?T 'JR. c' ' . i. yt IgJ. T ...w1 ,t cW4PLjvo.viij W.r $ Lawrence Employment .i JI .r4t. & 4__ Warihoutp Naid Top Thila AAA EM PLOYMENI i mãi, off 77 52. Regwwy Scuari. Hwy 436. suite I all 3)00 t-EI-IWkSSALARY TERMS a, once q 'L L4LE.' 131-Male Help wanted 14-Female Help Wanted AUTO MECHANIC. owns toots Salary. S1OC' up AAA EM it--MaleFemate Help Wanted 16 :77') M0 'Typ-ng or, A'n wotS done ,n n'5 home Or wherevir oes°ce - - 17 - mesIlc ChIld - - - Care - hofr~t- centrally loca't'o (r'rrylPiorig furnished 373 5304 bate', noon or alter 4 pm Will leap 1cr 7 small chIldrrn in my home-Daytime Call 327 1577 Will cart' for yøvJn thud days Clean home end good car, 3221311 - - - - , 23 . 5,ntir1is S.alf'il,adrr" With ' -- "C - ' - tI(llJ%itC . - . )' '•'. 7-Rosms For Rent 23-Apartments Rent SGT. STRIPES. FOREVER by Bell Howrils I if .1 1:7 - 2I-Mbiie Homes ken? 77-Reor1 Properly For Rent it-Business Property For Rent UT'r1 M1AMTPT T.T.i1 [Mj.'J E! Furnished 74-Houses Rent Unfurnished 23-Houses ken? Furnished Lr-z 1 fkw 71-Wanted To Rent h_1?' : J Rail cj Jti -i. Estate For Sale 311-Houses For Sale 32-Farms & Groves 41 33-Lots A Acreage Homes 33-Income & Investment Properly 34-Mobile - -'. t - WINTHROP _ i - - Very 'liable Split 4 bSI'." °' 2 bath 527,700 Park . oe - Ciclotly, 5Ør.'." liy bath just hMurblshd May$a ' Raven- • Park - (,I5ye 7 bath 1)1.550 olsIa P.nrk - I bedr oom. 2 bath,, 000' C 'avQrOt'ltd 137430 Ssn*anr- - Nice 3 bed r oo m, t'y ball' "PrY 574550 *1 Ills r MIII, Other Littnçs Orrr Al101y Every Satvr0a Availa ble Sundays I 37 -Real Estate Wanted 7:• HE M&.- W'IEP'. Aklt. tN 'yQ4L A&EE MET 943E AT j%L.) PA.W Recreational ____________________ ULUNDIL DJQO Y)j O.?OT I(5 ME IN' -' 'Øç r c3o'eYc .4 ________________ : VDJ2 PCTJ:Z c Did My CES.(. )E'R I L i(; NZ).. • -) •1 t- -9 , r . - T,4E *ME ----, -- II - L - . \ have a good satety 10,9rd Apply Bldg 14$. Santoro Airport, S S or 1030 • ' t. - - - I J .' . i I' BEE TLE BAILEY --J Id Walker .: -, I 1 IUI E BO - Repairs Parts. Accessories 72--Import Autos 0M/ Mary - - f_. L 73-Motorcycles And Scotters And Trailers 73-Autos For Sale 74-Tructcs f''e 1:3 "30 Chide (tv Two twOfOOfTI mobile home of Geneva Must have rf.ti1'pflC5 512C pt'r met 36,5 13 14 Bring Omk iWI*i ,$f .Mt C-.:)f) - - 4 tT#i7iR.1S A&C 'i' JVUc y C'AICPi lii! hAP Meld ' 'TV IM!1 Wfl5 'DcmYD G4'(W • NQt ntRL 1IA1 t'iL P?RA'T mJi5P,f FIWtS Want Ad Department Hours 01111100A'M1,15 f4r C31010-- -.'• .MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1:30 A.M.lo 3:30 P.M. Is. Y v P SATURDAY .J1 t:OOA.M,tp 12 NOON L I*- 1 -: `.AL L UNTIL NOON TO .TART OR CANCEL YOUR 4 0 NEXT AY Cr- ' i Ar (000 • oo For free " "a1r call Carl Hayr5 at 'I t,115 ,nI Sar,lcwd 372 1771 '. I) •'r'."i c s 1"- - c ...t :1.0' nrn,piAvn 377514) - yard Near schools 1)1,000 Terms • c' Spat 'out 7 bedroom, 3 bail'. q',l?a large oat shaded waco Contraia.? - - ur' :, ,,AI.GC 'At#iLY (.qrnj.t'. I baIt large 10I p pa'.' 5'n,Vy ¶,..m lit 41,7 V 337 7IICH.a*atta A.. •1i1 53 1ILY 6PAMS la'rit '- r C, .. - C.Cc ii'T'T,E v...'?'E bsCiCr', eel.. a'v -•t-S ..ON I I-- - C, It 37? ',41,I ouD Hogan lr,Scl#I.O05 PItATING & 40 CC'. pcY , Ohaildç, :#I 5 I o.-,'- 4,t 1:: tree • ., .i,..,.I. 10* .. ,,,. i. ;....""'01 C i-ion OieCC P.,.',? I - IT, ,t ii Ill ......,t $ ' A. s, t, r-.'. ?kj5 CHIC II1AIJT" 4. 5*1,0*4 , - I Iiii,ill, VJHP4 v'_, twOMpdlP..(p ' ni,1e.t'T GT : c,t.u.B_E #dil'Pl ia...i'r Your Direct Line to CLASSIFIED • , ..,--. tI: - , -' The Sanford Herald tri or cancel your ad for tlit' tU*ing day •rsØ Salurd.'s before 1 noon r • ANIMAL ptAvUlI BOARDING ILPIPIILS ttatPrN O'pp'ng 37) 3757 P4*) as Weti Ili, 1 .140t .1,3 O'r-t 'L.' It, *1 P. _-'rt.,( '1 ,.,. - JAt. IIP. 5 & 1. tlA'IICS I15'i" v-S "ci'.dip -,. , i- ,. Ic $ C uSnl jJ3 '4.71 & I n.j Ii4(i(l it I" Io-,n% f'IA f,,l 'is i-IcC I.,4,,J rt rirr'jnj ,'t%, Al CIII 377 Jill ( . CTL#%diJLJI..i GET 7745, 3735749 I'' )) 0 It,1I1traHhf1I, U HAUL TRAILERS I' -todrn Catc.iwlt ,I''n and a.th, taper? -n ' 'ai.'-" r8I tl,,ii 722 *052 Laundry Services TV Service ____________________________ YIP. ('cISIOPI SERVICE, i I. Ii 4. (.%,f lIt) S Sariiun,3 A.. - 321 134 Well Drilling i.e I. 1 1. ,. ',, ., '/1.? ,Q,jlli.*l I ¶fy Opi"-" i ci dab 311 17)5 eilf A fruetidly, courfevus , assc' you In p1&ct $uf Want Ad, Ion the l•%Iest resultS possible l'''"''.' - - -, It , - I:: ,-. .'.l i. 'I k'..il4'.i'5' 1. S 'IJcI "C • & S.ppy Co ' 0 C.. Get In On All The Action! DAILY L)$kECTO1Y Household Goods .SSA '- - - - - .s,p (arpetlOg. ,s' new Bar-f, nt' !urd oo SIt 113! ' HèSIt. II Gases 100' Minimum Plus Term. Pest £ Gates ' ' 00 IT YOURSELF MATERIALS AT LOW-LOW PRICES AT FN.A\~ - AM Model w i th .0'ni pitt. CondItloll 5430 777*303 convertibIe 'too 1114 Carved'. N 1 It AT, PS 41 eUiC LESAIR!. lOt. CHAIN LINK FENCE INSTALLED is * STEREO Console -- uppllt5 - rU n . I Johnson A Boslon Whaler Dealer closed All Day Wednesday III ISO) ;",ss,"'oA.c payments ot $7 Call service department. . COGBURN FENCE Ml 373.5471 . - __________ Pest t)irii in 'c-i _ _______ _____ ______ 11 INWZ _____________________________________ . HERALD'S OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME Dear Friends & Customers: We offer, for your consideration, several 1972 model Executives. Demonstrators, and Company automobiles. These cars are all l mileage. from 1,100 to 7,000. All are In - perfect condition and on many, the factory warranty can be extended to 18,000 miles. Never before has this dealership been able to offer a savings like this on these fine UE I I / automobiles! • f AL S PA .' ii:,, III IXAMPLIS llis - .. '. - - - -- - H 1972MrcuryM Broughatn2 Dr. N.T. - M7212. Loaded. inc$udrng - AOMEAMCOME TRUE 17*6011 Rancho 2 Bedroom, 7 Bath Many r'tras including large II Cu II I-lr'inigmrator. 30 gal ho) *I'i' healer Over under aye level range. fully carpeted with quec. Site bed Won't eel long -it 57.19500 Call all 1111 today, ,iO'.hE - I, SAVE S lI S00.00 $5080 - - 377 7531 SALES A On. Owner "Cream Pull" Well Lqubpped & Clean Throughout "Make Us Your First Stop . . . . . when Shopping f or your new mobile home Stop by and tour our tango SIIOC lion of the finest Mobile Ilottlot available. VINDALE HILLCREST BARRINGTON WINCHESTER 1 ,r (tIl, ,yi r7l istZ Pont 1970 Lincoln Continental 1969 Cougar 1 Owner. Very Well Equipped. AM FM Stieso Radio Low Unbelievably Low Priced Mileage, '3625 All Estras. 19 580 1$ 3980 4 '7O Mustang Fastbck"55 Vi. Automatic Tra'ssrnis 1966 Volkswagen Good Low Cost Transportation and the Price Is Rlghtl SR)dI. 1967 Cougar XR7 i.sJlQ. 1(*.jtgr. 4 L"iw Owner Car With A beautiful Blue Exterior Air CorlrIItloIte'd Aulutnctl IC '2280 treSfllIt)is%lotl. I'U5I1r Sltiersflij. Purser Brakes. Very Cleats i ln,(ltj(5 141) charges Ill • L.acelili,,i large lgt in HacIenda and raised Village. pa l.g skirling 690 9480 HaCeir.da Village Tate IPsi IC,I4tf'dt,,r% Il'OVtdVe,ate,vIav %tle 0Q33 114 I iflC'43 .411 'f It 17 ilWF4iL1h MOBILE HOME SALES (,,G'IC464,(3(J OVIt (.4) tiOA(. 1514 4341 Pe(iIiTii I)ItLAPII)() it (lli()A 11105 1 I/ii blI 4411 69chiysIec $ Its, home too ire been looking lose in a tilling •Ou'il love is at ow 4 AM FM Se At .- 3 t)rllrix)m mobile home. CarpeteU 1450 down I. assume pa yments 55495(10 / is / (II - 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD or [3LJSiNESS SERVICES DIAL 322.2611or$31.9993 SPECIAL MID-YEAR SALE ____ e Winchester Homes of Fla. .''i ;-'j 37764)) ---- - --- -jQy( Alt t. ORiLl,iP.G I 4"d Larger Py*p$ 3pr es,, PiStf Cord t C'$ 117 1410 THE radlo. Der?. 1 41 004g. heater. au?omaqc. 3 We t'ardlOO 5100 373 4305 ___________________________ Simra, RAPt. LOW P*ilap. '44 5511 )72 Iciciatialara 152) - Pets I walnut finish, under warranty Pay repair cP'a,ges of $45 or 7 _____ lj,%l %tP-iA on of d0,bii *. Or -r r F t or da B g .n,i'ntOr,r Cl 2 *015 LOTS and par's 1,4 lowip 00,0 C,, Ti S p I" ain,t PtA, It 92 5 Oie3A 'ill '*( tI-i ,&.n.e Ir,qsv iliat you ran have 'roijlt buSIness appear en fP,e SIIOPPLOS GUIDE lot as Pciw $13 a mc%IItI 1 Call 372 2611 ansI 515 Ic., ou r wart ad po%Of bod4yt BE READY FOR SUMEP) I" Alum'num Screen WI with gril urlivered and Ioil instaihec Ic'h IS, StOOP, sIteS Ac., yleC hoer doors. sas , installed. Ca Aluminum Doors of Sanford, 373 JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE - Paradise Pools WANT A SERVICEMAN FAS Read loden'S %I'0lIO*'i Owda I the hel,pJou need Sc.rr IC gin. tent 9ff Pa' '00" U"'tii Irnit' Aan.ng (a'pr' C'I 5Af'ii3f,j 13,3 )431 Jvf 1,aI )fl 3411 AI "Ill 1,rJyp'3I5l1, l 300lsupplles ii tso,a's S'o?or', I trailers • Trade in cart, boats. lorriiture AntPaiA9 of value We Wheel ani deal at ( ' .4 '- all & Shell P10*41% occasions, all arrangements I Garrison Drive 372 $437 - 3151 S. OrlandoAve. Rt. 17.9. S# NFORD 1 ad) Ba.rrsgtofl .,rr,r.rtA,, 31)3)30 - Ceramics CONS Pet Care 1,,' -- _. And E --- 544 Ptwd Country Sedan. Sla NwjOnI. Al 0 & If i-s?ra Cr11' 504 SI4FLLFfI USED CARS in .. ',ADDLF ECiUii..AiP,4t AnsI,?" H.a' Sat .t tt'• 'ICO"&I Nester? Sinop 61 . Cimo InIper' coed Sacrlfic4. I5 Ford QalavI. with sr-tree $300 eguity, & tale Ovir - - -minhi rn 1105 - And tiSMonThty 7111074 • & SenInole 773 4410 ' Pi'fti'i Pr.,'Imd lr,'dutOrihi 3.0. Stalls, Pasture. Hay and Grain Daily Electr.c Eunice Wailer MAIER I URNI tURF Sell trade n.,, lii IS E 11t it 377 547) Winchester Homes of Fla. F, I t _____ _______ - Cad.ilat- t. 5175 t.ieli.nt - ideas Colon Scttetnes Low Mone y and moire ii) at Sa nford 372 412 AItISt 75 OR ROOM ADO .51.1 (-'.3 C'? i.e -ii • 0r-* I •..'-5 3.') 1010 Clan Lifil & Farm Fencing. R,ta Wholesale. installation Availabi, Cogovrn FencC Company, 1005 Sanford Av enue - 3 line Ad-$5.04 $16.50 $4680 4 'inc Ad-$672 $22.00 $62.40 5 line Ad-58,40 S2500 $7800 orlistift ._i n-", 57 7730.3*) -- .- -' -. Poultry __________________________ Semino!e Sporting Goods IJNFURNISHED Buy it tPi way you like Ocer 1000 SERVICE. INC - 11 0 S Magn( lia, .ei-. 5 Days 21 Days 13 Wks Srnuiot, 'It TItI HANDY YAP. •.,' • tn#li ll1'r'' "3 377 1615 WANT ADS Cc 11 eeof'day5 before Noonto - ,... krasu'i.Pt 11) iS HlSVNSt$.ipla'fl4r19.f.I7i1 C i,,'l', 5",', C I It t..J1,,fl 1 r- We intorme ti may b thtaini ft-gn, the Wag.. Miami, FlOridi 33111, telephone: 330 3913 ' '' Beauty Care PLOVMEWT, 1. ms Regency Sqsm'e. H.r1 I I)) 3)00 c((-) WV'$ $ALaR'/ Y(PAS Hour ofllct at 219 Cat-lan. RulIding. 12490 UE. Saw.rith Avenue, North '' 1,''..,. - 51 I'' 3 .') Mil per-ic,netlle and ahtradture Fronge tj,n.titi 051pQ.Iun.I, unlimited 6-flutle 647 755% AsS for Mr Alexander EMPLOYM(Pe' ACT. '' . I ' ' ''' 0 0 .1; I' l.a 37771 dcates a prelletrence based CM age from arnploysrs covered by Itte AGE DIsCRIMINATIC ' IN l,'-u" S Part I -. Servic"é I £,,_I I. .-'.l,- '-.' ,,q •,iI , L ives t ock 67 Miscellaneous ForSale FURNlSHED AL PORZIG PLUMBING Orpift AIte,ations,CuStOm*OVk 3333N6 317 )170 1)330*1 A " 1,55 113 1lS)P.#fVe4p ci - - Artificial D.nnto*n SanloiJ 522 s.ai _________________________ _____________________- 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Home Improvements 1. Attic Insulations ,I•.3.'i• 112 4172 i' P1 17 All I. 'I 5 J. 1.0 777 i.00 1'. 1501013E1. P55 IIpiQht Pianos 3135 & "ii ROSSON SPORTING tluODl Winchester Homes of Fla. Plumbinci- Electric 5( 50 Aid to C. A'4 5 I I'AiN? CO Ly COCr-GINSAPPLIANC( SERVICE ka-r, All makP7 & modest (17 a ci p ci . Mon Fr 7am 1pm $at lfapd3c"v.cr.377 153% sotfolaf ir. bo4u*a'sp,v Mull be NEWSPAPER does tool accept HELP WANTED ADS that in I' Au I g000 lIo.,r5 Vt -DO *O'l.flg con Isorn Writ,. stat.np nmq, ape .nC "pir-ence to So. in. car. 01 'The Sinhird Herald 3.nio'd This A'd HIGH I00 t'i '-': firm h5 opening to, 000d eap,',n.c sa'r.ao, pooc . I S. knowing ly 11,11h, Auto Insurance B' 'i4 '_'(E' .',Aq '.' ¶r- rA .Ø ,(a.l 1,10* thaI y(VJ can ra, YOUR (,0t,nrss appea' .n the Sp4OPI'( US GUltJI. for as 10* as $t i oi .-'b' rail 377 7411 .n,? lit' il,' ,nCl 41 I V.'! 11,3,11' - Boats and Marine Equipment - Ytt Trade cars. boats, lots, homes, furniture, live stock, airplanes. mci etyCiil, luri, dlamondil furntne, 53.000 55.000 ava ilable d rnoftgag.re.ie'1ta, Glass-Mirrors I 1,15 Ion C. ( Ag'.a"rS b5...1 Olb0 hh 1C Titi d b01*41d' 7377 Pall 0"vr 377 *352 ARl Ml33.r,i., %OML.PII?,o. ' ,'ota fiarrist If-rd a War-" £0 , d'da.n. and Payton Results Don't thrOw -iO4twes "SWAP TRADE" Money to Loan ConSolidation Loans up to 57.000 o,, Y Appliances - watchmen, Semi retired. 323 away useful. "ems Sell ttlpr-t' godly 'I' Pit" acid Want Ad by callng LA..L-. III? an0 a%i.fg icir- a if indip A0 W,•' .'. Fast (U off 1752. 4)6. Suite WF441 lwflu Eating Places •'ti. s, ;.'.:'' .e Il' ..". 1 % .5.1. - RI. 17-92, SANFORD III! ________________________ _____________________ Air Conditionin' -- 1.561 jeeg Wsgee.er bUC trip frill. ' IN Is. SON Winchester Homes of Fla. the most convenient and up to date way to solve every problem. _________________ Five bedroom. 2baTh. fOmily room, fireplace, central air, large fancecS lr'j i 'liii', Joit move fl-itS youril 2bed 3 BaIts K ing Site throughio1ut Small ments at The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! IlirCt brdrOc.,rr. I (.4th P.nec,r5t halIte rIerds paint arIa repa.r5 lenicrid prØ 5)5.000 T*mt pOut? Sanford •rpa AAA CPiAN 114 I M! T'tV rHAsdt E R S F 444041 Musical MerchandIsi Si iT A p4,lv)et'sF101'Lla Rot's Sr,AliD(PIC(l'ITFQ -- ..173 ullI'cle,vAy, Sanford Realty 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD _________________________________ SHOP THE EASY WAY! NICE COMMERCIAL lent bedroom I bath rye Ire, small bu%n's5 and 'some &c,a 0xo'eni.aI 5 3 1.550 Termt Business Property 36 (gully In homes, la nd We pay off and finance. More in a IlIg W,nchestCr Home 5? FOR EVERYONE! -.3 to 37) 0415 IX - Mobile Homes will find this directory Sauls Agency Want Ads - WANTED 3151 S. OrlandoAve. Rt. 17•92, SANFORD '' rehs,ilt Pini3lft•, ntn,tcPi. traits I.4. r4Ses SPeutd run heaver 1 0 Brds Anciall. 5uool'es PETIAIR Fa.r*ar Pla,a s ari' -,'d 313`11U111, - -- 'IN But. IlU. Mecivanhcalty h.p Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE. - Sale aufett. Sir. fully •eaianabl• )71W77 ivoold - 313 4311 ________________________ - or 11110 thing for our neighborhood garage - '.nchester Homes of Fla. 34 residents and newcomers 177,500 GIRLS t.r-erwat O'i,c, is .,c"etr'v Positions from Winter Pare, t -J . AlI,, 1 F 337 i,t4alter 5. 30 ihey redistribute the junk!" ç_4 - Lv ii . 3151 S. Or lando Ave. t.r'p*hfr-f' WlniinC ,ty Limits try', M,,.n,a'sC a"IvC Mob-In one sales: AUtOS Vofliwepan 15u'7. It?') ch,lnunuas. Male, female, *Ith *1CC $33 up Animal *l?PI*ut Haven BoardlnIgKacWtei* 372 0 _______________________________________________________________ convenience. Permanent °"- "i 't yr.. r,qr i i Al --- The following businesses - ' 3151 S. Or lando Ave. say -. - II Pt Jars. 5) 6 Venetian funds, IS Windows, 75" e 74 " , 530. 30., Spoay Pump. 54, I lIaISon Lawn Spray. 5)30. I I i I?' liut,ber " flat. Pug. 15 327 ISIS __1*o lIoIlrwood bed,, complete $10 cccli I Single, all good condition - bAIhI hint 9P hbu5,fl dr-yr-lOp ( RI. 17 92, SANFORD - - asv41'CANQUALIIVUP4D(RP,lrw4 1' 775 PRD(.RAY' .t .it biC.fQ new mrt now or'...' cl'io.c, 3 Sf01 bedrooms. I . 'r , 55 i,lI nIr,t.d, ny et-5h'n) r-..Ii')uel RFD Aao, fln1 uen1 S riiuili r or . ' 't #e lit 51 Pb 123 t'I - in today. Tao & insurance mores too rI tiles g. te3,.11fu?. 13 ?!r Itijrry. '5 your; Never lived I', Move in s ppt 1170173 by •i. MACHINES 0.f't a l ,,ti. Electric Ice ItO a c.'--" At oil rental 10*491 pu?CP'S'• r,., . c i ..v i ii r A ' ' '( II I ''" 'I'" "LOW MONEY" N.g"t 377 1*47 -- --Rent --------- --APTS anu 'Trap's 1' 37 " I $100.00 - - ______________________________ U - i.i, Months Clii 123 Isedrooms al cost and below -Low money and move ' -Cit L's sor a MODULAR PIQuE - Mobile Homes 1 , ut ,/ • "DEMONSTRATORS" S 1U1 C) I 373 05.45 Loco' il-Auto 2 Lake as t0p% Apply •r-0t"SO' to C.'w'aa ' R,tauoani a ..i 0,'.' w'.w'..'a I SM f'enP Art' Supplies Transportation - 26 or pr's •n Wanted "RE CTII. ..E' _________ On, bedroom turr'ishPd house No -- Female Help Garden Equipment 63-Ptells And e4 •Ctothir.g Si, room furnished houSe, 5100 month. Is! and last 32303*2 _____________ "•-,---'-- _______ r carl Apply in pe'Son to Bob rovng'a asults Salq'i. Hwy 1742, Sanford No phone calls please Poultry sviori 773 33e3 ) ~~, \` 177 5AM i Winchester Homes of Fla. itt *4 pa b. Sanford ': • / . %Pr rf,tfaI P4I1V I ANtIQUES Pan & ('or nar tirurs , 55 Sat Vol Fe's 5p _______________________ ''I? stifd lia'mi'&'P appI.C.'t'% 'n's .'c 15v I- - 1301 , •'' I "'' - -. - ----'- - I ~ ~k - - tlAc,'Ty INC Or; Rrai tt'a'i Brolt" :;. r.'o '377 7115 's 0" Sc"P4,' & Ho"das Call Experienced man to Detail ulil 43-Livestock And - otionec ava,IaOlI' now 574 ID-iC 322 303) And Tools ID-Building Materials IS-Lawn And I Deltona I tirO'bcin't •r Qr Children 3151 S. Orlando Ave. -- RI, 17.92, SANFORD 3151 S. Orlando Ave RI. 17.92, SANFORD Antiques -, - . t..I' 777 11)3 k- 42 for .p MAR KET PLATFORM MAN E X PEP i NC(D Office Equipment .z - - ,,- j~; ,) Titty Dfivtns and Ownir Operator-s needed tO transport automobiles wltt.m the State oil Florida Must be abur Ic, c.ast C) 0 7 requirements Owner Operators must have Conveffliohel Chew,. Oape. C.MC. or- Ford I rec tors less than 2 yr'S 010 Applicants must NOW Si -Mschntrry s - - - poontmni 56-Store And -I- FIRE! tounp man. to be PC? fised 5550$laflt, one oo prep wort No .xpeta,nce necessary, will train Opper-'tunaty for advancement Apply an person IC Uplidat House, 104 North Blvd. U,Lanc I7Musa cal Merchandise I.L I (1 4 younig Man, well uroomsd. tot ,t.gt' positional me.' carver Ni) experience nejry Will tram Apply In person to Hpludap Mouse, 104 North Blvd. DeLand $6-Anliours r 4 Man shop United SCivin?S 323 1101 phOne 305 327 104$ For Sal, - . . WAREHOUSE FOREMAN butt 01 &ad.ng. 'vpirig ifl0w4013 helpful ISA-Household Goods 'I, - .• Uigs 54 -Fquipment For Rent 55-Mis ccl a ne'ous - . - by Chic Young - - .") 'l" Winchester Homes of Fla. - 'i: .. - 'u't . "-1 pi 4'.5 I p ' o ill Ill*020 •',' 11 A.mil Small momiay an, Winchester Homes of Ha. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 1792. SANFORD '." .., _______________ ____________________ 0 today I ' • 'i "i I 50 P A i 5' .!) - -- Sew W.n'cl To Ruy Si - - Mdye in - its C.Jti? Quick • .- - .,' 'r-r '-'. .'.- r'r-' Ph' "r VA FHA Loans Quick Approval I' 3 bedr oo t'lIt'- III yOurS, move I £. WUI000HSR$P011EI' knwledge 01 the State 01 Florida Call 372 lOse for, appoint mint Merchandise SD-Garage Rummage 51-Auctions 37-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade Furnished ((((0))))- - IIPTflC. fl,PAE( Winchester Homes of Fla. - lint I ..r, •.''dav ~t~ - 7)74 . And Scooters d tn p imp fO*41 rr- •li hjltOysPGli5, tanr,. 1.1cm. ' r nov,le Pa balance 01 115 r P Ømfmerfs of SC Call CredIt Manager at "I till of •"ii P S!IfiNG sAuroRD .s A Pass 1sf St. rr',,wn Sanford Auctioni ~J are listed for your Houses Rent D.spetcti.r needed with thorough 4$-Bicycles 47-Boats and Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equsp.nent L, 23 -- Singer Touch and -- Mo$eycI*s n rig si .5.'., road. 1750 per acre, . V. tlti _ - ." ,"-- Ic-* American ( 3151 S. Orlando RI. 17.92, SANFORD NO CASH NEEDED N'ql'I'. Sundays & Hol,eavt Call 372 MIS 123 st 371 1.0. (IISYI 57 O55(Q '.S7'7"I,5h'AS'[S'T LCl'.i'.t 'Ic ( 1(51' ''(511' ('43. by Gill Fox _. pr"...ntt t A'1irPd' r, 'tn. i5 5 ,,,- i- , Winchester Homes of Fla. "BIG BEAUTIFUL" -- _,. Sell C a,,f tear-344 I -th 4 Hint At *4 V rs Per Cat, one of n ptac.nII 's•c *I _______ - "" -- _____ - ______ ________ SIDE GLANCES Med . etc S'er Sow ratmenls at English,, Winchester Homes of Fla. 3131 Part _______ - Mobile 111es planS SFaniltI, A SPECIAL- 3 bedroom, folly turn'SP'ed Complefei'I set op iii Pcutful park 14.555 00 Call SI) III) -. SIEMPER Ai,,Pt,l Oriertcso ItCh' AILS ;: jQci toll 1 ?r9it' Su"t & Fvr- 7 -- - ' -- -- ______ Soan,sh Front! A Rear Low casts and move n today Its yours Low payments a1 zitenstrom I 132 7475 - -__---- --- __________________________________ ppo,ntrineint of t - - SIc-ye in at on. crc? 100 ________ , 1000 ntltM Largo litoumif Nave sn's-,'l cyityi rualti RIPE COMPANY 15.15 by S'1,' 14$ 17 , , S rrann 131 7311 I :1 dIre IC' defuse fnos'ph'lf _____ "ITS YOURS" A LARGE HOME! W e have large homes for small budgets Call 113 0i) for personal asssiande - tictutIve -- 'art, RIeP" 37) 1*30 __ - GUIDE As A ON £PLilM( ff7L AdultS Np Pr5 IIIV. 3nØ 31 W Wanted coos's ailI$?afl', mudt be neat. Clean. and depindable Full Of par-I time as Desired Eac.I*enl opportunity f or advancement Apply on person Holiday HouSe. 704 No?tt Blvd. DIL.and 34-business Property Dirk Cnvntt hi. OlpendaDI, woe?. Preferably mIle ape Iarniiy rIser. Aljpi* in per-sot' ow, *1' Owit'tt tuii Station 1715 Per-it Ave - - - 3d NEE D stories 2 Mpt'ill ,, __ II) Ii 17 t7 .rfr0.rIf09, eofipefd01". -tl'5 III "ONE HOUR" GracIous 3 bedroom 1- ' ---______ Walker Ov.edc, Fla HoneSt. ,- ' - Mayfli ' P1!} ( Realty 34 171 0117 _______ 'rr'*v'an1 tra.irr ic-Il ,.t,ltnt Ifr-m5 Call P.i.1 Johnny - - -LPC new II?) It. Coaclimilan nemnpteatf s.l$ contained 54t'1 Must be in to be IpflVI(iVtll fl42OG' YJ47$S Dec ar-4 _____________ ti.rms I, "O*, P9*1! III raip, 3 Uav•I Traile rs -, 1,1 PVIIIOH SE VS Ill iJP Ts ___________ uarvl- (\ '1 c;I bedroom. I') Now 4 Remaining -.'cnm, 7 bath.. %4O.5lO I -. 3 bedroom. S bath . i.':.,r - (pectuilve a bath esecutir-,. pooi S ' _____ IS&d' r". 0 t,,, '.' 10 TA( K ID ______ Mary ' a'nde.0 Corn,' tits Owner 17; '" i" " Ic-SCll -Vp.,ncP 'Nash.?, psoil te'!i. •I(XJ'4F1 AP 'qert michnIt PIIAIOCeS PH MC? liV)t11 I I I Lots & Acreape 25s 3$ Flor ida Room ' AT 13q M '" $ ;A Itoucehoid Goods - n s m - s o.r, 7' to IC ira.ier. screened patio bath. Pool 150 000 room. Nice, 3 or 4 .- rtwo ''- Almoitriew - I bedroom. 1 5. - ' River ". T-P ALL . 77) 5 154 mO%t lIew 3 blrlvsm acres 145000 be., - per tent _____________________ pof be" aEvAtt ciT s&c i'be,UfuI lotS, grass &tv.q', ra1 Per S0' IN' 54300 for both 322 3773 I i,,luSiit -. 1' ba9t SSS , renovated ,3 bedroom. - - BUILD YOUR DREAM HOUSE. 130' 150 to' in ivcluSlvt "t' Only $6400 'nc L./st 11YQ T)1P, - is I I ,cianls, Dc 33)0775 33 Central Heal-Air ft,44irr THREE BEDROOM. Air Co.. dItiorled. fenced yard. paneled living room low Interest rat,. 512.500 ACRES. hard Atvmt' S's 'Z", VoIutia County. beautiful con Crete block home two large I bedO5. Fida room. utility room it' netts 513350 5450 down • 01 41 '5' 471 .' l' !l P' 377 :1S caw __ by Art Soniom THE BORN LOSER baths. fenced yard, SitcPI.n rspped tt00rd.0*h Pal 5)0*00 1 haItI, 15.000 40 5)5.30.) COU1.ITRy CLUB, ) Check These Homes Jim Hunt Do e's 5TANDaRC' STATION. , yard with ti-t ti Jordan Realhw -. - F,fltPd Apartments Rent Furnished Ill * I .r5t Street Mec?iatwc and cii around man lOr service station. &000 Salary. Rentals Wanted TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL PLDYMEN'T, I. U. off 1.752, Regency 5Ouare. Hwy 434, Suite 1 13) 3100 PE(-)Wh'i$ALARY TERMS hipSituations Waffled 1;-Donsest.c.Chiid Care Situations Cliff family Summer 's Almost Here! lAcier rms And closetS castlehs enclosed laundry and QS,AOe Stpne arid i4rr refrsgpratof setectan ,., FHA and VA financing 114 Is* Wondmet-, on SartO,-d Ave fear O'ora DeLanO imme04tPl All 'epli's .7171mf-ele"I.&I Call 7353000 - F. 235 We 'r p-o,a to otter tigger -(trokrr needmic tØi mona moit,fli, line office Attractive offer with company ber*1,tt Apt itot 1911 tnpere,nced help wanted, at,tanl manager !raif'nee Chance for fast advaltcement Paid yacat,ons Mosoitai,1at lort Life •nc.arance Apply LI' Geonrai Food Store. 0str,ct OtIace 730) French Ave SanfOrd or Vices. up appiscatont r o' 0'.ngr C's "ott's , -. t '.iuQ 5(0% IC 1 a' :7 7157 Betler Assume 51)0.30 Ilt\lrt Real E s t ate " ,j'.os 0f1 ISiS,, 'Tyil% 5%(j(i, oortant Write P 0 Bøs 1434, PIANO t cssows 12 Wail Chord Course .r,r •1) 5950 - HOUSeS For Sal. S0,jth V'nt'trrtt. bcdropm, Zbath large l.ng room, air tonditlened .it 4I 1f Per (ant 511 pays - IlI.t.c I. A TV INSiIi.A'ltLL ___________________ '0) C Wes' l! SI F rench, II) $2) Instruction 13 ,. I 31 For Sale ______ -____________________________ Private party has cash to loan lirt or )nø moflgape Call Orlando, 4220437 rMDUS RECIPE App 1* S. (51.75 MINiMUM CHAflGE) Lii •lvt*silig •p,I•iii4 in The iJlIIO'd WraId e. W.d"ci4a w ill a,. 'ti.r &uiom.Ii.ii idyt *AMiI.V IAPGL1011 NEWS SECTIOA that at d,$IiabutH is a n .ddeiial 16.I1c PistnS* r ml ares We'rr itonnet, Inc North Lake Howell Road, asher. SS 151 WOAd .th 00 435 I t,pck was! 0517 52 l ut 04011 As ('slut 33 ' Appi n'4. A E 0''0. As ,,, Metal IniSherS ien,perie-ttced and trltlnf.fsl, General factory Z 3 a iIM 2k a li'* 22: a line tnpnrenced aluminum welders Cl S,unincl ,' 'C S Pee' adultS only Sine name, 1' -___ Help Wanted - ---------------- -- - - 4)3 S outh ru,.lnnQ Also 1.0? on 3,nlord Ave r%-ea 771 5557 St VOulIC 0-' 0' t" counte' urn p c.a-a'. a,"-S lull hdd'iit. age, and çil.0'.0 number-. P lint' and pa rt t.me Ap4115 Ill 0 Bos .n cont41nc1 to C S i 1.076 Cocoa, FlarId* 37110 pe rson between a m an I p itt 7)01 Frinh Ave Sanford t - r ~, - -- HOU%CS Property Per refIt FffIC,d. - -- . in C).sand space now available TYPIST. linDe lmflorant$ company PrIvate and or semi private has mmd.ate vacancy fo, es QernhstaAdtelePhone serVice ,lecWrc per iced typISt, Prefer available, all utilitIeS furnished, ,, Our 'iivithapPtilLPdPlOf liQre% ample parsing Call Celand. 1)6 Oftict' iocatitriu w,ii bt 3)Cl3 or 7)4 7714 St'mDralI Blvd . Winter Parts -_____________ beta fringe _,___-_-_,_-starting saiar G.00'I ii Slanc, An EQual OSlO P.O lASERS ARE HERE 70 *55 15)) Co. Cull 313 76)1 a HELP YO O000rtunI'y t'mpioye' iow COlt wSr,i an lady, 'o.fd.rv Live in Companion . winter Uftyit' waoes neg01iabt, 72 Rpf r",rr (a31 Houses For Sale I 1". ('5 e c *I - - __ . Johns Realty Male Fema le 15 For ion, hrlpiidj7llO or marriage r--- C7 Altamonte Springs Muih tUlse Own tranWortatiOn 0.000 114. PIt 4,1912-78 - L" -. _ Beat W Property - - ------I OR RENT 7 Acres ASparW%, Piumesis. rermi, In Enterprise Call alter ip m. 571 1541 474 * USlflC5S 2$ Wanted - LOST Or-en velvet chair cu$PIiOfl Sunda" i. cinity Melidny lie and S.ar'ho?C Ave 3334)7) 2 CAMPUS CLATTER Female 14 "a, !NFORMATION 'I, 'I"r ~ _,_.- "I ollars to Doughnuts, You Can't Pay -.---.-------- - ______________~11 ~ _ CAIPIuIP'vb 'Jo.JO in Sr 477 141h Ave. Nr?PI LonQ*'oOd aria $71 z 3~1 - L They For . . - - Cost. LIPPI? b'own matC LOST - - WANT ,! -r~~ Don' Ads Want Thursday, May Sanford Herald a Want Ad For Results I 1972 OOP uri - 4, May ---- F 1 BANK RATE INANCING j 1')W "The Now Cat in To-- N . MERCURY, INC. LINCOLN PaimettoDOWfl1owfl 5anbotd I-Owner. '1990 hal spragins I 109 N. New Yorker. Maroon and Whit.. Rent or Lease - 'f" A New Car Mircurys. Comets Etc. Are Available Now. Just Dial 311-4484 Or $311151 Per into. -- �- The Sanford Herald Thursday, I -__ . May 4, 1972 Newspapers Slapped I Xing Problems Aired; Work Delay Expla'i'ned 68 Tip From The FREDERIO Cooky News H LONDON - Dressed Man Best Inft4o dueinOle UI one of London's famons shirts even on formal occasions In the World has a peacock: don 't. yellow or piece of basic advice for those Make It simple, says Cohn SZLVIk Row men's tailoring at last for him ish iwnts. pink may be better for you) and flamrnic-k, dreetne.designer es The Rest. males hoping to emulate tt Nobody is born with clothes gray flannel. 'se, he MVS. YOU have to On the day this reporter dtjvate one by ruthlessly called on him, 13est-flrvs.'ed issing out those items of up. Man in the Wor ld was wearing a ..rcl you may have thought single-breasted, one-butto n originally did a lot for you, but gray flannel suit ("sort of a which really make you look like phantom gray," he explained i. ,, I a Salvation Army clothing "fairly bold lapels," two side reject, vents, no pocket flaps There are a considerable other words, a very simple number of prohibitions Ham.' p., nilek advises sit)-would-be -is natural that tbmmick clotheshorse to keep In mind. urges would-be Beau Brummel k -& : He IS against, in varying to have their suits made t. li degrees of tntensit: ,_, ,, order, since he hirnseh! is just Flaps on pockets, fancy the man to make them But 4 frs .J -_ buttons, any sort of way-out even an expert tailor can run (. " trend such as ruf fl ed sh uts. into diffucult with some of his / ( buttoned shirt cuffs, wide ties customers, as the Tailor and _____ . with small knots, breast-pocket Cutter magazine here, voice d , T andkerchlefs,dr1p-dry clothes, th e dnthes.c'onscious, warns while shirts and buckled shoes. when it looks at the prince of voio ______________ He is for: duff links, blue Wales. (Arv%K - K. OPPER FWes.sed Man T3r WHATEVER THE SEASON ______- '9 allfill rb the -. 11r ilk t. 4. - I - - - - I~ - - - L- - 'Ii ±' : ! L• L%'•' . - _;~ .. Cc,riv 5 Ra ' der '9 " Bow s Fro m Tournament ___ ''' : " (*10 b"WP' '' *th thrt nt b'i your ioppin; for you "THE GF '1 CP4I C as '1 t'r: AV LA& P11101! W%M F I z~l L ediv -1 F RI Tnn_r. - -WINTER HAVEN The Seminole Junior College Raiders' time ran out in ______ state baseball tournament today as th e 1972 Florida Junior College Conference I fl I C It 1 I ke•t C0i,i losers' braci, th ey were defeated by CulPOin 4-3 in the sem i- finals Oi tile 1osers petition The Raiders jumped to a 3-0 lead but their pitching staff, CQflSldCred the weakest part of the team, gave out In. the seventh inning. The tournament ' ..=. . continues today and Saturday at th e Chain o' Lakes Park, The Raiders' slugging outfielder, Larry Paarish, continued to impress scouts as he went three-for/' "\ d..O VA, three at the plate with an RB!. Dick Brin Coombs, Tim Booker and Paul Russo had one hit l% apiece for the losers %\ I Coombs started things off in the Raider first k -IL with a one out infield hit He stole second and wifli so tVo outs, Parrish hit a bullet down the third base '1 F, . line. The third baseman got a glove on the ball, 6 Perfect near chased it down in left field and made a peg to the plate trying to nail Coombs In a collision ---at the plate Chipola catcher Bobby Salter dropped % lead 1-0 the ball, allowing the Seminoles to take a _; -? , il Cs ,7--;~' - _-_. - - ft SALES OVIEDO, FLORIDA PH. 365-3272 P.O. Box 248 . - . .- -, . rLaiQ nuances of characterization, t r A LI M me eva di eaievai l IOIC d,vein p drq-nptwn and dlii logue and gi'.e the story a dept! THE Go[*'uItc;onEN [ Gladys Schmitt Harc'ourt and breadth that many ronten porary novels Lack. Brave 16 VS It is. in fact. a fine examph A strange medieval tale of a Inist religious community, this of the tra ditional novel, and al! novel goes deeply Into the work- the better for that Reading it an unusual expenence ings of the human mind Miles A. Smith The time is the end of the 10th Asoc'iaied rn-si c-t'nturs and the scene is St ('vpr*an Once it had been a lfl7fl ' D rL' promontory, but a tidal wave On ..tiIfl0, ire 171 U hadturncd'itintoanisland.and AMERICAS POLICY O fora hundredve o IN A RDM rd T'h been isolated, thinking the rest h96.9 By Foster Rhea Dulles of the world had been destroveu Thmas V Crowell Co $7.85 Dr Dulles. who came from a by equal tidal waves. They dsplomauc-orunted family and were a people forgotten by Sod In those hundred years the was a news correspondent in triitrr- 't rr'1igirh.id snth ('tuna before entering the ara demic world, I,niytied his urn' ' IV study of our official stance I toward Red China just before 'I . ; . 1 SPRINKLERS - . . , -. -z CARPET GRASS A --- , 246B Full or Part Circle Sprinkler LTG b 39 Scotty's Sale Pc. . . . 488 Regular Price .., LTG-248B Fu.k..IrcIaSPcIi °' . '.r . : Scouy s Sale r,ce . . . 3.66 . LTG249C Full Circle Sprinkler . 6.88 . I, .i 'rI.'..... :1! Scotty's Sale Price - . it-yourself Starter Sprinkler Kit LG•80 Do. . . Scatty's Sale Price - - 26.88 . LTG-700 Portable Sprinkler System Kit . . ' - Scatty 's Sale Price . 6 88 . , j ' , . , - critical of earlv and continuing . , regime in China He obviously feels that early I' S. recogni- ioolsicie or patio RUS-KIL INDUSTRIAL ENAMEL is Ioug1i, ru.1 int o tirig weather resistant Has mat' mun color retention Pint ...........1.29 Quart...........1.83 5.87 (izill" . - 664 48-C LEVER-TYPE HOSE NOZZLE WITH LOCK Dial fine mist to full srira', - :' USdistrustot the Communist - . ............. :i..,j,,,' ,: ...& Scatty's Sale Price Ni 100 pliri h.,:I carpet is ideal for use inJoos or I,'r -- 56-O56Crpet Grass is idea coveting for poolsi'de ue utio, utility room, or to C..O'PCt VOut awn to dim" C mowing " ' , ' .. carpet juries for t i) ''' S ott s y' c ,!,,r Pri(,' ' . ,.I,) 1.87 Scotty's Sale Price INDOOR is rec Rubber back co mmended for indoor use -. . ' , i, .. Scotty's Sal. Price . Sale Price Slack Decker Fast fir even sees same high 1.1 S at. the Truman administration. SCHMITT as leaninC toward this polir% cred away The monks no long- Dulles acknowledges that such ci lived in seclusion. but mar- a change of course would not fled and lived in the vi llage have been feasible when the The monastertandmosloltht Reds ousted nunnery were in ruins Life en the country's strong oppositurned toward pagan ways. Lion toward all Communist rel'brn another heave of the earth gimes at that time. plus the restored a slender isth mus and activities of the so-call ed China provided a roks link with the bloc- in Washingti'n fie %'C5 m.ainlarint Sen Jost'pti Mc.'('orths o! Vi (Li ha s cousin and McCarthyisrn a' So the Bishop of sent a pri est named Father Al' merely exploiting and escalat brccht, accompanied b a lay ing these feelings I brother. to St ('vpruans in reDulles set's the defeat of Chiang 16 regime as inherent in : store it to the religious field j- I and Hedge Trimmeir handle far right or lef t hand use. Scotty's Price Price . ' 8200 GRASS TRIMMER dDes 1.., r •'."•Ii r. ma d woman, a piromit.cuous always convincingly in tile young woman and a priest who cases of )area. Tibet and 'sei ram fie does not spare his has turned anti-church - in the cousin. John Faster Dulles. I '. scx-wty U :' j8 ' L%'ii'i I I 4 • .I'i''I' 1 JO _L_ % ~ -___ . _I---- - I ,..COtty Spangles u_tv. - '-I', if,, " ' " . t'tt .. x 8 Alco decorative vint( coveted Iiaflttfl Avocado, end Hartford, 554 V New comes in 551V 556 V Bosa iIoraf patterns Reuiil ...... 9ti Scatty's Prtcs ... 7.95 , I . '-'•."'-"'':. ..0. 3 ShelI ving 1 II L..... 24( 12 lir . It . 31E CABLE . ".-, - . :-".. -" - -. _"i" ' - _~ - - _.~_ . __ / t" . ' :: - ' 250 ': 13.99 ..,.. ,.,, ,,,, , vertiwd at 112! . tier ,-'. '. as 15 perk pay as month on a regular in- - ' Stuaru U -1 _& . _J ;1IFT1 i - ----. , - b'iI11.Ifvt! UUMI' _L_ and-b.ift .Wk AN george cell, Mmftr, 31.65 UiOOFRENCHAVE. L ROYAL 39 Ektric Adding Msdiiue Naticm,ily Ad- - ,-- 0 - - ~; .,. _ I 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS I VU1 lh1 7 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY -• ,, - . __ ~ ~ ~ I I -I . ________ ~ _. - ~, __ __ - __ __ _____ __ ; __ ______ - -I. . __ ______ ~___--___-._____ __ - ______ - - __ ___ ~-----------~~---.-------~---------__ __-____ ___ M E_ - 1- - --g-, L. - --% ;-4'----, - __- - *1it -- I i ' ./ . . - -_ __ ~~ . -n ~ - X-h . ~~_Mi ' atulated b congra RICHARD TOBIN II, of Altamonte Springs, i s congr t Lyman high School Principal Carlton Henley on his appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy. (Ann Riley Photo) The trial begim in JiScIts0fl~ Road. appmed before zoning board with Vellrainary Plitt" , illackbutn, however, Is development utilizing aparto y with gambling. t40 menta or R-3 zoning. other c harges have been The developers said first against the man who Is cur- construction phase called for CI'5 (U' 420 loIs rently serving an eight-year deVel()pI conviction, into in g term on a gambl muiu4amily housing. Bla ckburn was arrested along Gera ld Duke. city planner with 57 other' parsons named In warned that apartment zoning Lyman Hi Senior Named y Cadet Air Force dmn by a paito jtcy In Tmpa Mmper am =in traffic arwy developers tfl- FBI b4tflt iMtI the at- aista4 it would be foolhardy rests resulted in "the Wil"t without R-3 zoning but theT ffirrie ruarAup in rlortda his- aawd that a SR 43&U-S. 171-C tory.11 The pirribling ring. d!l- traffic !l ituation maight be cers said, iiwolved $21 million created in the process. He is a member of Manager, W. E. Knowles aNfly and included ties in who have contributed so much By ANN RILEY National Honor Society at Miami and New York. accused the developer' of to th is nation." and Mrs Lyman and Is president of the The U'Is( fIled Thursday said "Changing the bail game' and A life long dream to enter the son of Isir . plays the Black He akir district NHS. the time of burn allegedly paid two U.S. Air Force will be realized Ric hard W Tobin.'of 61$ th th pet Iii bo have Clyde presenta to original tion of each e stage and men $15,000 u by Richard W. Tobin H, of Orients Drive Altamonte im concert band, is on student t killed. annexation plans to the city, it Altamonte Springs, who has Springs he will report , council and active in Beta Club, LAt. Bilickburn's aide AM was said the fint use woWd be rectived an appelintmont to the aca&my July. 1 az a :r.c.-..bcr -_8 basketball and wrestIl". His IS Irlen ,d of 30 years, was am. he Was U.S. Air Force Academy In the clan of 1976 - a year that e 60 an Eagle Scout with Boy Scout ... INDEX Resc ers - - - 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , ' Down Longwood s n ans On S bd P HERALD . - . , W ta- ne r.r '" -------------- -- -- - '- ,. - . - - '- -- _- p - ,. , - ."-----I e , ________ I L;.! allowance 11.25 24.3q __ Fm' yniur old typewriter r. Get a whcppnng 172 or adding mactune toward the psm*iass of . brand ni-er 20.95 - oft I ' ' ' __ __ Tn_-7-~- -%!=_-_:0-ff_*~ 3:_~= = ~_ _~.~~~ i. . tamed in a 96-page brief filed in federal district court Thursday Intersectiomi in c.asseiberry was by U.S. Atty. Johr. L Brtggs e'esserl at Thursday night's Saiiturd Zin.r ard PanflhrW filed at U.S. Judge Gerald Tjoftat a re- RO*Td ieuion kman and questTjoflatuiditwoultit&p Winter 'hi Anthony in d rmintng how long Black1 of Lake Mar burn's trial on gambling Estates on t6o acres of proper4 charges might lait, 'ri fili located on Lake Mary Also is necessary in caseew Boulevard and Lake Mary In June 1171 cincerned that rest of th quick outs in the ninth Brink drew a %a provement Colorado under the sponsorship ti they needed. run and 200thbIr. Troop 631, Maitland, and near his Orlando borne SOd WU acres might be going into were unable to score the out of No, he hasn't come Raiders of U.S. Rep. William the Air Force member of Asbury United wounded. However, he survived ICOOIIJSUetI On Pg. 3 CaL 2 now in its 37th day. coma, In announcing the ap- thda':of the United States. Methodist Church. the attack However, he is starting to move I pointments of Tobin and five Richard does part-time yard The brief said there baa been and The 18-year-old Lyman thigh his arms and his eyes others, Chappell said, "These HERALD and his an earlier attempt on Lee's life. Momma says that whenever she fine young men, I am ce rtain, School senior aspires to be an work and tutoring ey aerodynamical astronautical hobbies include water skiing, it said Blackburn suspected Lee talks to him as he makes IA The Ian was simple a nd . will be a credit to the cities th A recovery at Winter Park KELLOGG, Idaho (AR) e represent themselves, and engineer. fltio at Chanute Air cars, reading and family of ppinglntothegambltflgtdL Area deaths hA in . .. . t but smoke and th 'The federal attorneys also Bridge Hospital, Rusty would start rescue team make. Its final inp. in1 their country, as they embark Force Base In I ll inois, he has genealogy. ,.,,. impossible. de s"P088 V' his father is an educational mIss g B1acw'rt and others were Calendar . said d to attend the academy te athing deeper, as If to Inproach today toward 50 bre on this mcr' imgortant step. To wan 14A directory Church st al th grade. in specialist at e Sune Naval Training responsible for eight po miners a mile deep in th The crew had first to test be selected by the Air Force since he was in four th dicate he was listening, . 2A $117,Church news Orlando. He wiuch netted whe ther the hoist would wurk Academy as a cadet is an honor all his years In school, he has De vise Center In 1 didn't know it, but his shine silver mi ne where f ....... Blackburn of Classified ads 1 2 A 13A Bonnie u-si accused after being out of action SIlKS which comes to very few, and never r eceived any grade lower has two sisters, mother tells me that Rusty's taken 32 lives, LIA . COflhiCS Janet, and brother, Larry. bet" behind The rescue team set U) its Tuesday's flash fire. heart stopped beating on three they will join the ranks of those t ha n three "Cs," .. hA Crossword puzzle . laries w hich hauled $27L000. different occasions. So, when operation a the head of an at Di. Cn,r.e ............hA utilize was to step The second The brief went on to state th she says he's ma king progress, elevator at the 3,100 foot level. it ..........list television equipment to recant Blackburn also borrowed large Dear Abby I we agree that Momma knows will pe netr a te as far down as sums tnt money from Orlando Editorial comment ,O0O Feet if necessary. In search the proceedings, best. Guide Entertainment one-man The third was a possible survivors of the attorney Martin Segal to all of for thanks to way', the By , Guide Farm W5 rmining pa In ance his gambling operation. mine disaster in Idaho's journey, known or f in you for your generous help w st IIA Horoscope lance as a "torpedo. Segal currently is hospitalwhich boosted the total over history. Hospital notes d with suffered ' wounds ---------. --$l,000,If you'd like t0 be ala te , IA l io i vi u domestic shooting. He also was Public notices contributor, you may do so by WA indicteti last year but has not Society sending same to the Rusty Spurts . served. lines He Raulerson Fund at the Sanford By DONNA E.STES Guide me government said It would 1" • for the company, would say only adjacent pro pe rty owner will be Atlantic National Bank in Guide Tablehopping his Introduce a number of wire Principals of that the indication was given responsible for maintaining Sa nford. LONGWO0I) tapp ings anlcoofesslonsdunztg Vegetable market of green belt The section '[rim-Tic Development, Inc., during tnfcrmal convers.itticns. own For the first 24 Jays he was confined at the hospital, the bill appe ared somewhat chagrined lie said a major consideration its arts to be given for park the L'NITFI) FARM Workers Union says upINS Till-" ,. . 411, ----..,i..,. .s it,. ,.o,'. the IS rent of land to ho- lint will be olaced tinier the M,, Ui nivvLu' W nc amc*inicu vie at association. position from Florida Agriculture Secretary We could use a little more zoning board last night as all put into green belts and parks. control of a civic Doyle Conner and the Florida Farm Bureau is e develop of the th chairman Sewage from B. Ferrell, H. nt indicated prese four members help, please, folks. - . to the brink of by a treated are will be houses meat - pushing th e controversial union they will insist on the full 100 by board, said too many sewage plant to be and on smaller lots package boycott of Florida farm built being "roni The Mailbag: "I am lot sizes as a minimum calling an international the Trim-Tic Land on ca on people a the lo ted this "does not give lull of the April 27 Shadow planned copy enclosing a in the productsLongwoode LongwoodCongressional Record which subdivision to be built adjacent fair break." Ferrell's personal north ,bide of th by on 1 00 Markham Road. feelings of Inslstance e about th to l.ongwood.Markham Road. contains my remarks THE AItMY meets the press today as part of a Thedevekpet1SeretOl1ltheY J GoodS.auiiarit,aflReStliOflie. The area, along with two 100 It. lots as a ihiinhiiluili Wits school high out sound to program Jack could return for formal action members echoed by pilot youwillno te,ialsoincluded t he other parcels of land, was an. about teen-agers feel how on the prettuiln4try plats by the on and Estes, 'trat'y editors lindsay, itie newspaper about iiexed by the city Tuesdi y night Herald's story board at a special meeting at 8 life, with the designation of the city's hiobert liiiiiimhiiiiid. dedication, the Vietnam War and military . is. Membe rs InMay board p.m. was assured The "I am extremely pleased that highest type residential zoning. the interim they will in dicated concerning the green belts e to th fo:ces reopen a key plans shown I was able to be there on that Preliminary SOUTH VIETNAMESE personally inspect the property. was sttile'h Ward luist night in a quest of an inaintenimn-e happy day. I th ink that the central highlands for convoys to highway in the e.i' ss the board: busine sail he qiicstiincil Abr,iiii r In ot nd In. feeling I ication of its efforts of Mother Ruby Wilson es to beleaguered Kontum carry military suppli Recommended Council tots n of Sanford the majority of tow heated the and the entire F''.'9deny request for a building City. havi' k's thiimi 100 feet frontage has set tin example for all of us isrnit on Georgia Avenue, and many of the lots have much to follow'. tor of the ec which would permit con acting dir III, personal 0 square feet kindest l'1VrIIICK (mA less than the 10, L. 00 0 "With struction of three duplexes on a the agency with "a clear required. regards. I am . . L.'av.ton Flu, says he will run 00 ft. frontage. tract with th l in e princi from Richard Tickle, a pa Chilea" difference in manner and style" approval of final Delayed tor company. ank you Se th na the development We do J. Edgar Hoover. methods used by lake Ruth subdivision plans for quite the very kind letU.r and far stated his Irritation until recamm.ndattona can be ou r In said, exhandled Ti ckle you candidly, way in which SISTER MARY KAVATIN Is spending three received from city engineer on this change for a green belt of some Ann Sieczkowskl's s II William Palm. nights a week in the Calhoun County jail, but not three acres aroend the dedication, She's helping inmates complete Took no action on the final subdivision, of e prisoner. th perimeter as a Pines plans for Longwood "members of council" had their education, no since subdivision th Edi by sub. the Week: informally agreed Quote of the e developer th i representat ve of divi ders would not have to • Russell, 93, one of the five was present. ,l.ii(iI: Ci..sk)has be'n comply with the 100-foot survivors of the sinking of the VVEA I'HER lndtated II wculet look prone. to a full year term as No elected I'm accident requirement. frontage Titanic favorably on a request fruits president of the Sanford' answer was given when a I've been In shipwrecks, car cloudy Partly low 88. 65, high Yesterday's of property owners In the area Chamber floods and tot'Seminole Junior member of the board asked for cratIws, fires, In the Lows weekend. through the West First Place and north of June 1, councilmen Commerce, effect ive showers had every disaster of the with the names nadoes. I've the upper WA, with low 14th Street for an upgrade In an Ile has been filling who had made this agra.cmcnt but bubonic plague and a njd'410s and highs in zoning. an enginter unexpired term. and there's still time Atxahmsl, Jose h husband tilt Mnndav and Thesday. fose th Inside THE , t.yintxjrided beads in t,ql 142 NM wi hart exciting color' ' 122 NM wI C*U 0 Si1fl 4(102 NM *' 1 ,, 12 CJIOIS 14 3 NM w'' Suridance Design 12 3 NM w/in'ir,r,.,'._ 1?rrjion.2Oft fh'os) 239 - I".- "' 't ad - .-'.' . . -' . A u r I III I41LLII1 . create the same tYPe of congestion .is that now existing a long tJ'e SR E and L S l Y' , ~ ' , - f: L, -- , .r. - - I Southwire . '. - - No. 2 1 t:' Sale Price 281~ I - CASH BUYS MORE AT L ~ _% %Q r Pt1.----------: '. . . bo:ievardrflaYtvefltusmY . VINYL ASBESTOS TILE j t peel off bac k ing a'" t ole in pI a.. 12"w 12" II DECORATIVE I I LI rIJt .1 Eicq 1 ~ tilLint plan with u' :;. is, - 4 C:mpirtew,*h bevel w1esher ;:'ck nut, cone water, Irit r..' washer .oupl;n wo 6" ........... 10.58 ' ...... 19.95 ', INSTALL --. - 42" a N EASY TO 1 01 W. .__,_.,1 çt f --I 0-, - 0 ' . _~ , ADHESIVE-SACKED 49" a 42" .......23.95 68" a 4"" .......2995 77" a 47" ------- 33.50 Hood 0 4ci'' 411" 24 16 3'-) . _______ [ - little Dow Hood 4' 4 8" MJel I 40" a '- BALL COCK . Awnings 995 a FLUIDMASTER - .. 31" ------- a TheCRUSADER 40" 42" ------- 12.50 49" a 42" .......14.95 7?" 42" .......22.75 WI __ bv Chinese nationalism than by 40" . ClIP .CTII iUI% Ulilt ThOUEENLm. Awnings Price a =,. - Scatty Screen DOOR spiritual and sociological fat'- President Dwight I) Essenho' tori of an isolated community wer's,e.rrt-taryofst.ate.incrt' I icising t' S policy His ap - a seal ed -off. tiny cosmos wi th overtones significant to pros'aI of Nixon. whose cliang I mg attitude toward Red China modern I hit' narrative moves slowls. hesensed closes the txwk Ronald ( HOOd but thai gives the authiiy an Associated I'ress hi blend in the ,pJxirtumts --------- , . Nixed . ",_ " ~ 11' --. -. . ,F itire, Scatty's Prim 12,88 .-:; I t ?-__ I 12.88 &J flIIIflIVIfl cuts wide tTVbCh on the won of a hand trimmer . faster arid easier. " peasant, who is nominal head at imperuitisi expansionism Hi' the religious rommumi) works ha rd to prose this not IP$.Cr, . L AWat'rR - etamcJuhainnr.AbbottOttnr -----.-- . oe -_ -, - - -, .77 8220 DELUXE The chararters include Alain. its i-orruptim and had morult lard of the castle, and his chat- fir considers the Chinme Com- v4 . - PINE -I"4II :: I I" to 2',.** ,j PONDEROS>.. t I - ,. - BLADE ROTARY \ ELECTRIC MOW \ GLADYS %W fr_r B000 III — SINGLE State Dean Acheson and mort (if the (lid China hands in thu (9 79 AWNINGS - have promoted peace in the Far 4, red but p run scored, V roved Your prayers are being pan Corban after the fi rst ineffective. Dan Nay finished th e Inning on thee heard, friends, In earlier columns we had mound for the Raiders and got th e final out on a asked or your help, not only grounder to shortstop. Chipola sent 10 men to the prayerfully, but also titianpl ate in th e inning, dal ly, According to Mrs. r A lead off single by Russo was wasted in the Raulerson, her 110-year-old son ,- eighth inning as he was istrandW at third. After tWo Rusty is showing signs of In, u, 3.29 ... 2.29 lion of the Reds. coupled with a write-off of our World lillar ii ally Miang Kai-shek, would going on the pitch, Parrish hit a line drive Into e field for an RB! Booker also singled, but th e Inning ended when Paul Russo was thrown out at first on an eyelash call. I th e Raiders' sixth Russo led off with a single 51 moved around to third on t. I fiCi 1.1 -i uOWfl t he tC&uieisi d th thi d SiC a pair of ground outs. lie then And it shouldn't be too much tally of the game as he stole home, sliding in before longer before I can add still the catcher could make the tag. another name of a prominent Chipola used three walks and four singles to motel, also to be uilt n that score four runs in the bottom of the seventh and take same general a 4-3 lead. Mike Pulling, who has been out with inn to relieve starter INDOOR.OUT000R . . .pray on p.ir hjwnassprinkler '' 1)uIIrs who died too soon i' include President Nixon's dra . matic moves to normalize rela Inns with Peking. ik generalh: ) -:. Y his death inlP7fl 000ps, a little bit of a goof regarding our tip about that motel coming In to Sanford, along SR 46 and 1-4. Not only will it have the 120 rooms, but add to that abcs.t 8000 more rooinstn a motor lodge. - - - CARPET / 305C SPIKE HAND SPRAY WITH SHUT OFF Has swiyl mounted metal Brink opened the Raider third with an infield hit and moved to second on a wild pitch. The next two batters were retired quickly, but then with Brink By John A. Spolski I . .. / .0 - - . - Sherman [ARMSTRonal I a daddering (lid num. once a ' .-_ - operation. The allegations were C0fl '" 4 £ • • £ S S 11 L large gambling - , - - 1 4 . 1 " ,: • ______ I . ORIAM [X', Fla (APi-The federal government sa id Thor'sday central Florida gambling Ryfifli 5(41fl' 'igure s'rian Blackburn twite be aide an ordered Fears th at apartment assassinated, planned several ducted a develr.pn'ieflt$ along Lake Mary large robberies arid con . ' [it Change u rn Black •- ,. 4 1 11300K HI:vIE\vs H H years until two years ag &w o ,.'. rb('r FOIC Lansing's unexpired term. th rough Dember, had ben a member ofthe board for :rt Zoning For Clyde Lee Shooting Hv GARY TAYLOIt TH'e/zL' JOHN EVANS Sr ,ff (.dn, today was named by Soy. Reubiri Askew to the Semi nole Memorial Hopfl"i board of trastees, stlr ceeding Cluirles W. Lansing, resigned. Evans. who said he will serve for the balance of $11 million program ' i Y. 17.92r CASSELBERRY P to - ~A_ SPE. 1 \1. 1.\ EN I'S marked the anniversary day progrin at Sanford Christian School including chapel program, films and field day. Model airplanes were flown by left to right, Clyde Smith , Dr. Paul G. Culfrv, and Andy Rogers. ceasarY. place the The ra ilroad signal cnnitructlofl engineer, objected to news- ,,uiney has been allocated fm W be! process is an For two years now.' safety signals. 'Andyouc'an paper "swipes' at the county' the work have 300 understand, Rush said that are going to The problem t not only one of that if they For an alleged lagging in effor ts ills the system of cars going (lo*n that railroad probably due to public pressure, to effect changes in the railroad funding pressure this crossing situation, lie said the bureaucratic "red tape" - the track, they want to be sure that state and federal Cont'd On Pa,e 3A Cal 3) there have in Orlando, State t)epnr ttnent of Tran- the signals which are responsibility 7 in today and put an and to you' 911% *110 ' iiilssioners tuis done everyth'ig to the highway system. The the signals when ''tirsth'y found to be hush, who also Is county positile to get the work started, railroad feels thi. It Is not Its they are 1111 N1 ARRIVAL h lrttnç Ut VW OR II _ih _ FF MORE .! FURNITURE I\ • 1 -t'_'A 1 '_ Crsitid wtP vou in mind, bert is a scfc-ll: ~ ~Ift ;--t~ C' :,'il and cheik ehth comet wi th an $1IEIIVt maiChir' In%tC "P1 -_. f May ,s, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 6-4th Year, No. 185 Price JO Cents 40T Tl j__I~~~~ - i.'- "-IL% t Friday, • tIlRTtlt')fri' '3'' _\.._ ~,. . ". ', , '4 r:ria 'er, iiiin% k II 4 J-1 1. , 16 \, " 4 to p, (l - _! 4\ .. 0- ,. C* ATW GIFT OF ALL.. $' rktt which has been in the rwws in spottotlon, Seaboard Cost lAne be.npitinso that therfladbedis train recent nays, has taken (hsee msna,rnent and unionism. No still firm and that the are not in any way work except the tracks Delays in Improving railroad' years of planning to get to this one can do the )eopardized. So they insist that signal crews. (lid not happen railroad "II highway c-tossing', providing point. men be on hand to see that Harold Johnson remarked their added safety for motorists wi l l overnight," tic said. e job Is done right." "Seminole County wasn't that the railroads have a point, th train passengers and crews, DOT Mueller, Edward there were railroads were explained In detail by even eligible for TOI'lCfi lie said the Bush theta Is a told secretary, were Chairman William Bush before participation hi this program first, and that our roads to rros.s the railroad need for some legislation which th e Seminole County highway until this year," he sold. "I feel designed which was donated would allow the state to erect safety advisory coniiiilttec that the Board of County Corn. rlght-of'way and where By ANN SIF.C7LKOWSKI APPBECIATEI) Amttf J. - 0 WITH THE MOST - ' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 04, 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/afdeb6fe8e5bb986be61b7707c79a54c.pdf deec89c04a607f6f04c0a2ad856343fe PDF Text Text '' 68-The Sanford Herald 6E ,I . . .1. - ,tr, t~. Tuesday. July 18, 1972 Top Vote cetter ________________________________ ! ''. _~.- 1:-~ Major League St I .,.~ ..: " ~: :: andings .1 & ç 'b- B 11W Cited Is Traffic Danger Child 1. .. . .. m:ijcsr - *aUflurb .irc '4" h'ni nss.11,rrr% lii It ii 'in (hr IItIIII si,l" of 114 ,III he in 'trot dniig"r hwl Isegitisunirsi .*s,irttiltiit U 111111)11,nl till . hlghw 1. base who American league EMI W. 1.. Vet. ( 1. 47 35 .5' 46 34; 39 39 3 41 .44 8 .4 4C 425 12 32 4 V. t st I)etit'it Ba1tirusre Basuin 'c-w York Cleveland s!lwaukec f.-i - - 4 '.lrtl I 4j ,5(Ki 1) 4 113C.In 35 49 417 , 19 - Houston 43 39 .552 Atlhnta 39 4", 44' 15, w.4, n,fluua, . flflwt5 I I a,I'.,.a .., •. . - - - ' - . . IcIjv - "Il j - Associated Press Sports V. rftrr STUIp -. , i Ik' )p That's not breakfast cereal you hear, That's three of bassball's four division pennant .JttS fa lling apart. All of a suridm'n,Oathtnd. .... for itwtr -- S ;, -k t LED TV.()-M C,.I l l iP Ron Lr'tt-lher, h ea d prr at the North Hills Courutr Club. Manhasset, N \. led the twoman Long Island contingent that played all four rounds of the 1972 t' S Open golf ehampionship at Pebble Beach Letellier Metropolitan ('pen champion scored 30* IC tie for 47th place among 71) finalists He earned PEBBLE REACH - I V.c'dnesdin's CJaUIII '4UiinUs at Pittsburgh. N Cirwinrutu at Chicago St Louis at Houston. N New York at Los Angeles, N Phi ladelphia tit San Diego. N hlortrt-.zil at San Fruinci.sc-c, Austin Straub, assistant Huntington Countr-i Cl ub P'. shot 315 and earned'$&iC mr tying for Ui posltior. (tVeTlxflAer(...t tw Astras ('b!O won his 10th straight game, strikir. out an-high 13 batters including nine of 10 over one Stretch ti'snn Clemdencsn's eighth Utning homer snapped a tie and moved the C-ardin.als to the '4Wtory Willie Stargell slugged a three-run homer in the first innung and then snapped 0 5-5 tIe with a sacrifice fh in the eighth to beat Atlanta and reliever JHcuerner, luilich pitched his 36th co:: ph-Ic game of the season, tops in the majors and struck out 11 White Sot batters, taking the American League h-ad w,:. 151 for the season. Jim Northrup led the Tiger attack with a homer and triçde as Detroit remained ahead of Baltimore Baltimore's Pat Dobson and Boric Harrison combined for a sii ___________ Governor Hopes - cantle -'c's c ,'e,n?own Cleaners and '-'-''cie Cci'!i L,'sirid '', fli'' !I11 .-\prvl'(i as a rtiloi'Ill tiivastire Iii aiti lilt, i'.\Ll.AIIASSI'E. Via i.'\l stini&-r, the pe9' cent corporate inceiiii&' tax may bring higher cosis to sottie tI'ts of ek-t-trtt'ity and persons seeking home mortgages. state' officials have n t'tit-ii (in' lletihiti :\Sk('W, sponsor of I tie ('t)l'I)i)r.ite profits tax, is set-kin g Iii Iwu'veilt the iax htirdt-n from being passed mi to the electricity t-oIlsunle'r by (iili I 'i' e'r C or p (1)1111)11 ohlet i it ci D ic kinson nat 111(1 th I ,shine I I tit 'ii t tha t U quit ing out of sta te h inking mitt prati*ul1s to pay tht tax oti llisti'tg.igt"' they buy fi'uiim AT ' Thank V00 I KIJ''I.L p one gar.o - Y. 1792 ''iPALMETTOAVE Sanf ord -0 l; a 0 9ii I ate s MORE FURNITURE SALES a !0 AF 3 - Time For A 11r,orruii LI 1?VI IlLtmt.MLU IL!.) 12 TEAR "u )WII..fl 10 YEAR OLD WISER 10 YR. tAl-60-Ab 111&,at GRAND DAD 1 11"Ilds 11 11400,1116,11,111 CHARTER e I a I 1 : i',\ louseD. I.. warranty P',i M & [10 YR. ow 1191(o \\ .... Fl-,i0ed in light blue III, - lk 00.. 'C" / - 4, 11 CASSELBERRY 4fr CL ~ $ 5480 J 67. 1H .': L., .I. IMP. TEQUILA ' '°"" out IceTco - , 1 s-,i ruirwri VW LI 1*41 .rct' A"I Lost. I 0`6 45" 'L9i1 5.99.,,' 3•79• -., ______________________ I.k'I_. GEO. DICKEL 'tl..'t xA 0~1 , - ),-I '• 1,? 1 -, 5. 'Cbt)"r' ... •. ..# I 11, .- '. ,.,:* 86 '",.':':': , I .. 6 / " to III 'i-Ms iei'' 1''... _., ':-. ii.'. - , , I. ' yOU '.'' , 7 - ' ,.- - . . __ , 1972 Montego GT K ' '' ''I' - - __ , '-. c fr.5 , 5! . ' ' , ?'i$'4Q? ' I'f- f'Ø 3 f[Ø 1 1890 5' HIG HLAND M117131 4541 m -. 38OO '... 1, F .' 'e " * - ii aPe 4 TI.t - - \ '1580 '1880 HEAVEN 1. '_ - ,/ ~~ -' HIGHLAND BREEZE I ' , F61311114 or,9161 (~) 56 . '1180 I i - '- . ' t." . . ' ,' , MERCURYS J10. .- , T I!J' Cor i? 1A!IC' C , IA 1,-..i'(li-- '890 Ii • r'r': i"; ' 3. I" 37-95 r 39.95 3...h1"4495 - C'fl -5391 3,,-. ;n 95 3.,. 41.0 3. 1' 515 - m1U ' . 3"40.50 -- . % 47 , -' -, to sit 1 4.99 was - WISER 10 YR. err. DILrLRJLR - LLUL1'4 ,. '' • 41,1 4 - . - w ittinut ,sri) one getting injurtil tand now you know why this is ,, TEACHERS T'Ti' p1! Sri PREMIUM BIER r - . - -. 1. I 'III ' -- L%f% fl.w.i..'454 V " • ' .....,,_. MUSCADIT ' the kind of guy I'd 'drutlier" lucid no.' as hustat:e. i 0 ' lilt' (t. ...... %. . . - - - At 436 Casselberry _____ - ' , _____________ - , rht1hdni - '' r IMP Diii liEjilly 3" I0IiiiiiibDO 1.691?. 3w - "'au MIieruI luC I 11• FernPark raft ____ - - rlusui ItAlIC " 99 1. .... 199 7695 72.95 7215 are 2.9!.... T19! 3495 !!I SPAIlISlI 31.95 - 1 - - 2*..-. 2.91- 34.9! - '1 attempting to tear down, ra th er than build up, I thought It iriost appropriate' to say something hind about your County Police De partment. "Please convey my sip. pr eciatton to those concerned." And it was signed by Itot*'rt ft. l'urrishi, Master Sgt..Iletired, how in Augusta, (a residing . . - , __ - _. - - o" - __ 3~ -. ________________ ' . .._ ~ - . have - ?: ' lflh Street and asked to talk to his 41r1 E vans, who was sitting on the porch with the .om in followed Jones back to his parked track and utter a -t z1 -' J( FOR A GOOD CAUSE , who ,, . i i run ipai Ara'tta ( orwriv receives c,eii(x)i check for $dia for purchase of master t rairier and two communicators rIng Ios s from Bill IIiek president of to he USe(I h ptiptls n ith hearing k '1111) ( If tfi dio huh I he lull) has ta ke n on the Iii ( ount \ Iloadrunot rs cording to Mrs. Jones. an eyewitness, who '_e-stifled Evin.; !iretl three shots into Jones. However, the jury friurd F_vans was Lnnorent of the crime 'tn-i could nnrier an r When questioned tiA1 i, t'O gra(lers \%,ill) hearing disabllit%- were discovered at the school last.year confession. prosecutnir Fjti~n taid "it may have been they . i'm td mm. mary ionhi'4 ($)ti u , &.' ' ' took into consideration the enr.r'imimer.t wInch the utcidert happened." in an apparent reference to tM predominantly black area of the city (hiring screti)ing. in Stall Photo 'It may have been the -: - all proset"L's isill By J.%NE ('.tS.SEI.fli-ItltY *'teasing (luIiI)t1wIut :-'•:- '•:-: :•':•:' 1. '11 t' U' fir limit , if at youngsters Sanford hearing ('omiuc (h'ti'li.-r will t.ociimiue' a lAitmgwood Ekinent.ary S hoot H ('irk ("miter r ( Soitit 1-4 000 in sp ii! rquip\ttitsu fir (flu (. Uizt n s flu iL HEADLIN Iii ft is n. doel in orsti r tkt r Ii.. ests. all (miii huff's radio tht'st' children mruiy hear what is Uti-s when (hi' ('It Seminole hearing going on in the classrot'rti as ('OuIflt's' National --: ('t,tjst'rv,ituiml Jamboree' iiill well is any one else The state CII orgiunt:;utii'n has take ItI,si'e' fristit 10 in. b p; asked t he governor to prtwl.itm. 1)111. Week 'rho t"s tot is ti.ing ii.1lSiR'*t ''lkiring of outster outs iiti-:si I)EN1' :'4i \V.\I{ S,1)A'I''S Consort utiin hearing hr the Tri.4'sints 11intrunners A • . , ti ill even l•' P ''n in qus.'e'n Soviet iii. advisers arouses ,Uar(ii(u upimisrn il Iuiti' 'lilt) 'ti:s- mc. Ituict Israel. Some say' it may lessen the prospects of war in the near future. deciswori.- Eaton&&felt Court obsvers Lfl reference to the case, Indicated th e decision seemed to reflect it was alright for Evans :a shoot Jones; or the state did riot present the case properly jury's Eaton sald he didr.otwant to cri ti cize th e jury sn-I added I think they did a gIA,d job, it least they reiI h." I i - erdkt ti (uric Th e prosecutor was referring to th e fir-it :-";,ri iiaj, which resulted in a hung jury, when a verdict t4 not rendered :' '' ('oflser'4.LttIIii ' '' • '- . .. . - . '' (ftlJUrlitlIIr i'.ith the j.tnibsirie She will receive a chest of jewelry. $25 savings bond, and trophy \tr' nit s Williamson. J urubort (h a irman. cays that 20,(kJ.) persons visit ed a recent national jamboree held in JucksiIfl'4 ilk The Sanford event will feature' continuous entortainiuit'nt f or all ages in iu*lmng 'suth things is a karate Ikriionstr,Itu,In. country music. the I.on.,tw noit Elt-mnentarv School Fife and Drum Corp's ." 'Ftie'rt' is ;io admission charge mitt the public is hfliitt'd :iivable prizes will I%.b girt'ii A" .1) hourly a nd rt-freshrnenis ititi-:si I)EN'l'l A I. polities apparently have tgged down senate Democrats' efforts to ROSS a flhiflhtfltlffl wage' bill boos t ing the wage floor from $1.60 to $2.20 an hour. , west of I hanoI - - , , -_ .Index Ill IA GIl 4lLSlt At ca ii.'s(h' Itrudge ('uli'nitur Cl,,sifit'i1 ads Comics Crossword - puuzIt- Dear Alit,) Editorial imiiui*'nt (i - - iei es t ' I';,itrrt,iiliue'uit I tir,,s 41 lliisiiitill note's I 'uhitie notie't"s 1.' 'III 7,t St.irt.sn 7,t Stocks IA 'F"s 211.311 it ._. __ why Le r-t ,i .....-..- I -.1 .t',#,..L,t, - o -'- Staqe S At Local Welfare Off ice 15 will be sold There will be' 36 trophies :i.ofl 1' iarious CII dubs for ich categories as" oldest'. ssiunige''st antI one who caine .tboui Ii iuiettuber's of the National 14t-ifjre Rights tkniijiion V,K*), are Ljgtng a ut i ii it the Slate fits isbn if Ianitly Sen-ices the :ompLsuiit's '*itiue resulse around a tack ,it loud, claiming that sume base-nt e.stecl in two Jasi. .i 1. I 1 I I I I ill C tit' a 1 the farthest ifle'rt'nt nit'rcharits will be ttr U !s'i,itjts in the ct',t': t)ftit's- in d,jwui(sjwn Sanlurd unjsaibibk. I 5 at j renuju there 10 ant they arrit i-ti and ',i,wrj tintli solutieini to their grIrsaiues ire- offered ril en if it re-quits-s theism to be, there uirrnughl , ' tI,,. I - f. . -. - to- is were ','" - -. M _ on atil t complex has Wy Inure Itts.uid, atiltthis Ii. pI,u1'o II'' PiUltilS n Its grorituil let pre'uiuiss's A liluujor ity o f th e council iiurtitbt't a set-111 posed (is liii vui g g .11 hllul ps lit this facility tulso 'iiwis'iluii,iiu Ion, ltadloff said, ''I.t-t'a don't start it pret'ttemit by giving a variance''' Mayor laiwre'nee Suof ford semis to favor the guts pumps his ,s:m,uiihu the meeting was, ''I don't see an) lung wrung with It. The curs will becoming throu. t'ny° ,y, anti they all need gas IT iiiis'sieiii lip It I'uIIir hit-tiring on this tmisttt'r August 8 is iii Set for I a-VITj177VII I -J .1 A I T U t t the likUmip li,sit boon te'teriu,tcit'tt it 1110,000 hid's is ore also sdmeduh'et to tv opened Itt ctuttm ii tin ti time street 1mm front of the new cii', built e'eliuililt't (*11)' one bid wits received on this. ,ui,it 45.5's 1 e'jeicte'tt be't'uuuse It is as so high titer the t"stiiis,mtoil cost of 11;.590 ('It> engineers re-$ue'r teit that ,Ire'tm t'ontruictors are not intrteted $miull slim Council in this project because of iutt'tt tel ie'iitiertise for new bids on the project In furtherumt'tioui, council au th orIzed the city' Occupational to revise the license urdinanwr uft'c't'retlng to changes instituted by the Flclrtdiu legislature during Its 1972 Ie's101I 'flue n ew hcgtet.utioii outlines businesse's and theist' which can anti cannot be ohrged hit' titles not Iusi'i' to ubtuin a lice-rise i this in is uretuiautc'e An annexation tritnisirlit-t) s'ltiie's tI ,uug .15 .1mm-s of ilrt'hle'rh)' owned Is At' kt'rmiueun unit (So., ,suimt ii toning ormilmuitite euulling for re:ontui,g of the nursing home' first ru'odiiij' I's 'sSt'lt' ilIiIhI)tt'd ith any Fix - up project. We furnish top ma terials at savinqs. Whatever '1our need, check our yard first We feature "old Were always glad to help fashioned' service 6 days a week. its Siding It x I Cololle, s E%ttrior , tee 11(11 ill iI4'i $595 city 's attorney Open Tit 4 P M Situ . fees, Several tMds were opened at last night's One set of bids was fir service ptunps ni-ting nt' for tin' Nirtiuwi'st Water Supply i'uitilit y' . The low bid of $79,475 cautit' Irtiji Wilder ('einstru'(leg ('(iliilmsInI)'. 'l'tus wits turin-it over to city engineers tliii!Il*1tIllIlIti's lint' i'ititiuittt'it for 'study ,and 0 0 0 umber I • IF Topy"t"" in It been development will cover eight acres and will consist of two and three-story motel facilities as well as restaurant and other facilities. Ke ssler similar to 1xilntcd out that this development the regular 1)uys lmui, but contains some "king sized'' motel rooms The pu'operty is pr esently zoned ('.2 for niott'l the' drvrlopem a are asking that the council build us gets giant a variance allowing th e-ni to build .1,,' - I.000 " III 11011( 01 the' imiIIt('l A liii) a 11111 is uilreuutly in t-*uiserucuun a titftvIlt I .-- l*liuIiIIIsl.uuull Richard Kessler of Days Inn present ed "Days Lodge" council wi th plans for development to be constructed on Douglas Road one-half mile off 511 434. The proposed at . I variance. 1,sj.' unaallable for c.nnmeflt it press time. while trying to ae,.'umr'm'i*Iate- tile ur'stesussr's it and : plat uul - u ys inn nuns econu rwie t llI'pre'st'ri. Al.lAMON'i E Sl'l(IN(,S t.atives of l).iy s 1mm ii? An n-ritaconic before the council last ,tight vi pie-sent plans for a new development in the area and to ask for a '.- I 't _ KA'III I'S IHI_A(K Iii ::iI. ,ri In Altamonte Springs 11 a't I '4' - I!. t't ?'• i:'s :i .t 't r-- ucil - 4il --tur-iod to s ta te itdy to .:; rn pk a ser. te r.ce 4IVCfl on a prevuus f rgers,conviction. - a (.10.I triflOLent it) Ui/I ir*'t 2A hit - - lury [ .111111% _______ - an H ay. attorney true Evans, told The Herald he -N -ii "inter .smxt those' interested in iiili lit' es;wcuuli, ifl' i're''steit in the' mti'spl_uys. I he flo.idrunnt'rs will be 41111 ;.sniillimug ros..'i t,utitufl ting the Hum> '4 biters tI' 1!i' j.uiiut,oret' by iiie4in.s I., t, t' 't:tt'l lull hi,1 k - wit'ty Ill - - WWI) I"I ( 1 I'll NG continues lit Qua rig 'l'ri and the U.S. Corn ma rid rejxrLs another Ml ( ; ehiuw m'd item nt y Evans triat ne üdn rnea n to kLlI Jones thil perisuaded the jury to reach Ls CB Radio amboree Planned or Sanford InsIde The Hid '' , --.- - ' , -, Jones, a I -" millute for Florida ct)ilsumers compred "All costs if tlie full burden of tlILb (;Ix were put oil theM ill ill- a llotair keeps many ii polith'iil pot 1,4)11111L: -- i-" ,_ ' '' te 's Law. I'ROSI 'I'IIE MAIL ftA(,; "in these tr ying days, in which some elements of our society 7215 299..-. 35Th Qui " 17.95 r 0UIOIOTP1B.$tXt r inaugurated th e s '2) 1icpj* . -___ ''' trncio ni- nay li'7L ______ 1.99 ... - '-' TAWNY Poll clIs.MSM(IsY * ,.. 7' BON FR '- Its - 2.43 - .,._, ,_ . IUIV PCI? 1*UIl$Ml IUIGUNDY - 7 . LIfirl1UMiLC,4,? ' . short fitne b0ore the\ ;I(IjIlst Ilivir overhead lit. s,l i(l. I , I have tit) way of knowing %vilt- I hell- tht,%' %%- ill "$ursiuirue Law," effective July 1. They freely' admit that it was drafted In line with this ta ". - 1991,"iu"u 7" SAlitilA FRQM SPAIN 249. Hi-W 4! I , Georgia . '70 V1NT . IIAUJOUIS I to V111 I] is (Aso ;;;;21P . A [, - ' Florida takes the ls'al jfi I' again. Our neigh bor to the' north 1 971 VINTAGE IS HERE 7" ll(IFIL!lMiECli 11 15 -.- 111 1 LIEIIPAUMILCII r 199 •.. 72.95 i.i AYIS - I - 1051 LASCOMIIS Imu ' * W Way 17 92 449 - ABC _______________________________ Ill -- - Is 1111 £11IT ii wiasS' so *$c 0sI ivsc.ue.Dy cMtaNTu.sa I:.scLAIIT - J)1.3 BUY! ': ______ L!.!iI'.'W.' BORDIAUX SUPIRIfUP :::':,:"..,, I-fto p.aalj Lit POPT SItU?. MLStITLL ci s'isst. '. :- _____ WUi'5 BEST ltD i • ' Eaton, ,onversaWAi sudde ____ 1111111111i:71714472 731, 77-1 THIS - - , stibniitted the- t1tx p roposal to tin ( .1 )ltlt t. S.lit lIliposltlm)l1 of the tax would have IlilnilIlill effect Hot- ida home' owtiei'S 1 In rt III tght in mum I xli i ust tn td ed if 'I hi d but it it ou Id o ils he a '4it ii Y ork b,iiik' I tilt' decline to invest S If i 4. F '5 41t- SIll (I a.tststarmt -s at the T'/ afternonn t,oght in by a six -mei'nber all-white jury in th e murder of Albert Evans. $4; of Saufr'rl Ea ton. who handl ed the state prosecution of Evans .n th e shooting dea th of Damon Jones, aim of Sanford, over th e widow and no relation 'a attenuons of Des..iie Ma. h.ett rnnfisee't a'.' th e ds-ceas.erL said the twy might 11 p () H, , ii ouki hi e to su k funds ft 1)111 to , ANCIENT AGE - - 4,49 si "i i.'trn u , ' 4951 11, '. 10 A. urianv ii vn mCnLnnl IL in. /a. . s', , (010 DuCI YR. ,'itt.v., lOSISI. ' . . . 'TOM ,,_.s ', GOLlitLi COACH H. MAEKANT .. 1.99,.. ,. '- I 6.39;.i' -., _'- ',,i i, I. S . 49• ,, B&L I-- I' . . 109 N. PALMETTO AVE., SANFORD, FLA. (305) 322-4814 hope it never happens, but ill had my ''druthers" . let it be a hijacker like the one who held eight hostages in Richimuond, of course he was armed \'a. with if shotgun and a butcher knife wh en he tutored the listik of (tit'sterfut'lcl His dt'mnandi." PG_ A $500,000 ram-ii Continental tat least he has good taste t, a case of beer, t%to and a blanket. I can except understand tht'iii all the blanket You don't suppose this anotia'r one of those *Iuiiiti and lit' Polack jokes goi g to hide under the' blanket lr',nu the Villet', now do you" 11 S. He finally surrendered law enforcement men, PREMIUM "10" . I', VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN - •••,,_,,' .._. ,... - .._... ttPk?-M:;[ __ fi9I(r;7r1__.r_1 . hol spragins .: " HIIDSII(1 fill-1777i.itur' f&Vi1 /f , i&~ 0 B , ---- ,: •.•' eisip I ' •I. '!_ A - - . 1. •'": C I 4.29 O 1.09 MUNiCH ALRI4N TYPE BEER 3.99 e ii us on osirior u u,u ourtutP BEER ......... 419 6 1.09 GENESEE BEER ......... 4.19 6 1.19 SCHAEFER BEER --':,-.'.r". , .:.-.4,2'9 6 125 BLAT1 BEER . . 449 Ill_I III rro A CO MILLER 111 LII I. UL&.fl ...- ........... .UJ 10.95 TUBORG IMP. DENMARK 8.75 MONTEREYS - C?I' pgi ' MONTEGOS .. R Y AL DELUXE •,, I '1080 1964 Chevro let I ' ' . 15' 61'. Mp$.yp WELLER'S RESERVE KENTUCKY I GENTLEMAN [1 1 1 I LEWIS "66" - 6 '.'. - N F . ' ' - Li& ON IN - . 5•9 Ji Datsun mctl Chrysler 30C : r;'.'c 0.1 .. 4.79 hal 'I 380 Is - CRft9,RD Falcon 95 1.S3 staD $'1a4.. 1144101 f SEGR6 ' I .i PREMIUM 10 YR -B,L1 CERTIFIED 1. '4l tb ig ' uo* N.R. ED KY. f II T$ ' 5.29. , IL1 'I v,~ ;~, .1 i. '•' TOM SIMS 8 YR. - ARISTOCRAT QUEFJ ANNE FFL ,. swm .. JACQUIN RUM f ., L :; V EM1LS1 Clul CLkLDlL 399 i• IT. 111 . - 47;. _. 11 ..gra. - I' :- '-- : 49 11 Gr,111MLN'S ct - - .. •ikl "e ' Ford ,','.",' KY. BEAU , \ \" 11~ 11 ;.; Ir ~', ., - ;:....... Lincoln CARSTAIRS 52.95 £* ai. CAWIAN RARE BE I 4 91 5195 r C ILIET vO0u 519.5 irwisEIiIP Wt IX I99....99 50 5'S4 E011110TDWtUI1 4 95 -3 ir 51)5 5' LEJIAJI; MWAIIAX PIJM £ 99._. 1375 i BLACI VII VET CAU.DIL £175 7 01 CEPIlFIlO fTP 4C c. :.- S IS .... 35 4 IBC VDDPICIN.RUW S 599.-.. 7175 r ott CCICH : YR !Eb: 475 E' 'lP 1C01JI5 ::.:; I -I '1...I lI ' '1 "i. ' 019 qEN'Y 0- 399 h tiding institution-' _______________ 1 honda niot tg1u lend 411 per cent of tht mont I l fv -1 . - tall That concrete pole located behind the Seminole 111gb School building Seminole to belongs Cablevision. It is 154 tons of concrete for the hub site mnIcr wave w hti. hi will provide local off air signals to Sanford. Incidentally, Inciden ta lly, it is the largest set in th e entire state of Flor , ida It I TV VODKA AAurder 0 - '. I , sittlitimul ,:.'-::'''-:-: - 7 si Lf9 599... r wMflt I MACUT 1€ PP 443 CERTIFIED GILBEY S 549 __n ' 1972 M:nteqo GT A(QUI .~ - I' _________ tremendously ROYAL DELUXE 90 PR. GIN to, I's - 17 Tv i MIEKRT i: T1 11 5 C(PTlIlED 5"OLD Ill CPDfl_..-,..r_3,.11t £195 " 5" IOUPBD* SiJPRt 3.. 1l U 35 9" QUART iD1S-BUT1[l TELH1P S SCV1C 5" I YR Pt D.t REPEATER 379... 41 35 t F' 60 ifrit QiAFT&11 YR 4 IIDFI S3 1 t IA £YIIC5e , - 2 fl II ROYAL ML IIILUAC( . . . r rr. -.7" --. 1" OIIARI 11 S BRDWN Pt 4 . 96. 515C, , '-' '---- PRO I' CEPWIiE 1911 Ford Pinto in fIMXA '.'•; , 1 ,'--.% Ii ' R0C KING 5CHAIR BONDS MILL Lis SAXONY DAVAI I'ICIIIVC I;, IlI _____ 9 ii ISP'S 'ii Cii •, 6.. I " - RESERVE - COIP4TREAU is si 4.99. I ____________________ " . ( UI ) ' . uitsil; LJi,iJtiI tIsiJ tJti ,Iituut ' - . urn ,i*i twe ICITCa II 59, . . _________ . %ONO 3 99 ,, WELLER'S SPECIAL 7.-. 0JR • . 1 ,tmua T11 =91 Stilt Lilt i is - -, It,IS ovils 1t2 '.. Corporation, fly tng.in from the creased sales tax. borne office in F ramingham, Askew filed a petition with the Public Service Mass., paid us a isit. . and it c mniission Tuesdt ) seeking to t)iOCk the S' shouldn't be too much longer I'll .xfore ws-'llsee a huge shopping million Gulf Power rate hike lie claimed that the PSC's allowing the company to iticlude all the enter at th e corner of 17-92 and Airport Boulevard, alan in corporal ion tax in its higher rotc' violated the spirit the property is Sanford. This of tax reform." presently occupieti :c c......... :........................... Carriers. •'' A hull 4711 . BENEDKTINE..-- - - ' / ASp spk okesm a n in (hit' governors iillit't 5:11(1 passing on all the tax by Gull P ower made no sense rut that any adjustments Corporations might make it ()111(1 be - - front Zayre Gen, .Ieman (4*511k! 51 ueiri iceit. CALVERT Ill n the major cha ins i tin or Avenue. also in S.'rnfd .4 6-LW Kllu gizallf no - OLD GOLD 10 YR II - firi, 15 ,. sitatiall' '-'' , "A ...i...s' - OLD CRO W INVER HOUSE a Is its @I YZuiw HEAVEN HILL %" 1' VODKA Cai?d - r YEAR ' . •,'. ____ OLD REPEATER '2280 ''" • 0% P. i ABC ic. Triumph GTt I .11 -I f- •ryat pqi SILAS HOW[ ea 9O ' ABC GIN o.'tu 'sos wiect . 41111 i. t• .' 2180 - 1972 Lincoln i''5 t..L'i IMP, TEQUILA I, @ , I - - ilI.Z Is loss 8.185 . of , " BROOKFORD .. wet ,eu,,ss w.oi.i 86 SCOTCH ' ABC Xp Mark IV 1972 & YELLOWSTONE ABC 6 YR. KY. sit ii, ii III iii ID'5SS. L CtRTIPILDIUM OLD GOLD t"rcTirirn - b .' e' -' toWl is now up to nine. Direr of thle tornersat 14 anti - 58 99 0UAT Evans Free , / Bitt the Cabinet ruled that they would have to 1);I\, 1)im'kiu.son, a long-time Inc of the tax, Said the out Ill state banks would go to cotit't and clarify thii However. revenue (hu1:bfh' Ed Straughn. Iu . hie _ Fiiw I, Ill 6NIII YSOP BRANDY CERTIFIED GIN - ("i\ SILAS HOW[ n ,.. AKIN S1IU FOUR ROSES - £1C$UT$IYTHICAkI,QADANDTNUAYINGISTOutS ' -.•. ,, - -. -. . s.'c. - lit . -- - • • ....,. Clan MacGregor ABCt6YR.KY. 5t:' ..( - ...,., VSOP BRANDY 86PR. SCOTCH ut. . I..,• TAAKA - M. I'i ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' 1 I'll,10 10 YR. I It 1*1 AT 11is S~_;% J1.1-DANT 100 FIR. VODKA r-_1 "151 ' - , . 71' ". ' ' , -.--. 5.99 SAXONY IS '. r.ms P( W. - C;; RUM ~'?~ I fi~ TRADEWINDS _____ I DEWARS 600"I I. bolito" SE ILl ' - 1971 Pontiac J fiYR.. OLD FORESTER It '' other sources at higiiei- rates. Up date on pro posed nu1e'l locations and construction for it Ha n d SR P0 tI' in i Alt'unonh Springs I t.Is. lit it tlit IL AMERICA S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER - ~11111:' F AI 'llf i I P-I . flI\ •" HEDGE SBUTLEP :7 -1.:. -I -.;rie 81' - 1'~. Sail USTS a $15 DAYS MO&. IVLT InN TNVV SAT.. JULY 72Mb ' HIT volittInded that Charging lilt% lax would Cause hig New York banks to withdraw ft-0111 file $5 hillioll. *~I.l,4 ill B) John A. Spohkl ULU OLD - _.__~ I ~_,~~ - - . :~ ___ I _. .- - -- -. -X%~_ --_ I I ~ . - -~ rm_ " ,:i' Florida lending mstitutions could drive iutet'est - - 'V r'_t_ . '' -. - Sanford Dry Cleaners V2 - _ u ry Sets J MA - - C,c" 1t4'' -: - 1. 1. _ 4 L4 -r - 0 "i .* 322-8700 - I.. - " - _~ -- over . ,i"C''. ["'1 1, '''.' I - ~~__ - - ___ - ~ 'Pass-On' Stop To NUMBER CHANGE -'1 I - NOTICE e I.lfl, lt' sit-htttr . ; past Texas l'l.irlfl) C.itcr's two-run, out double in the sixth Inn: broke a tic and helped 13.i'.t.:. past California Then t., doubled and scored Boston's nal run on John Kennc single in the eighth R"kie Carlton Fisk hornt're'. fr t i4t't S.' rtptjon. .. - .. it ttw rcst'rves. Ttw flet"4t not puck t cae life is ir the Fttsbur.and C:nc-inr;,ti hair operxL- up healths leads in their AmcrlC,fl League East where respective divis.uoris arid all Ra1L.nort .t.aed one game bethree- added to their margins on hind Detroit b beating Is-tat 3. lndai's scarce schedule of 1. In the only other game played garrw, Oakland. rained out at Mil. Monday, Boston defeated waukee Monday. picked up an. California 4-2 Cincinnatis rac'e-hcsrse Reds other half gaunt on Chicago in the American league West as ripped 14 hits including Pete Detroit knocked oft the White Rose' second home run of the St 3-1 for Muekes Lohch'sl6th seasontobatter the Cubs It was victors The A s now lead the the seventh coitcecutive vir-thri division bya fat eight games for the M. West leaders. Pittsburgh came from behind The Reds hopped on loser U whip Atlanta 6-5 with Willie Rick Reu.sc-hel. 3-3, for three StargeIl driving in four runs runs in the fourth inning. Roses T gave the Pirates another homer in the fifth and then the Reds adoed three ha if-gan-si' pickup on idle New York and a fur-game bulge wTapup runs in the sixth the National league East Wayne Sinipsc 6-3. earned Cincinnati belted Ouragn 7-2 victors with reliever Oa and when St. Louis nipped Carroll picking up his 21st save, ICSIS UI the majors Houston 3.?.,itw'ide'ned the fl NI. Wr-sl lead to six games c;ver \leanwtule, pursuing Houston dropped as fif th str aight game the siipp:ng Astros The on)', race that still see-ms its St Louis and Bob Gibson I. the phtthinL . TELEPHONE I)3efc' New - i uree UIVIIUfl LVUUvr,s ruu murgin .-.. Tuesday's Games Cincinnati 'Nolan 13,-, at Chicago *Jenbns 11, Atlanta 'Reed 7-lIlt at Pzttsburgh i Blast 1D-3t, N St Louts I Cleveland 11-'u at Hou.cton Reu.c!t-8, N New York Matlack -5 at Los Angeles 'John 84. N Philadelphia ctamp at San Caldwell 3-4t, Montreal t y,ioors- i-. at Fraruo.c-o Rr'ant-4, N V.ednesttay's (tames .vt-lanejat Kansas Cuts, N Lltimore at Texas, N 'hicago at letrc.ut, N ;k1zrnd at Milwaukee. N nriessuta at York at Bostsin - 1,illkllur.~ ?4nsidi s Results :'ric1rin.au 7. C)iwagc 2 pitts.burtth 6. ATJI.L S St [is.is :i. Houston 2 oni 'hiNi '. It's Its iininitI thl w,",k sirolti it o ri'snituti"tl is ttir 51011' ItiporlIlIrtui of lmnn;isirtnth'iii ri's;un sting hunt 1111' sIll- I 111,111 sit 124; ai*.l Inwerril rratb Wednesday, July 19, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 64th Year, No. 238 Price 10 Cents 0 31 M .3 Oakland at Milwaukee. rain Raitimrire 3. Texas 1 Detroit 3. Chicago 'rii games setwiuk'd Tursda's Games McNa11 -; ',.,s ifland 4i, N Lernc,nds 1- sit tie:ro:t 'Coleman 11-It, N Oakland Harlon 2-1 and Hunter 114I ht M il waukee Stephenson 2-2 and 11nnhorg 7. N 4-!irinewta sCcrbzn 5,-2i at York 'Kline 8-4, N ..lifcwma j Ryan 13-6 i at Ro!-. Cuip 5.$i, ieve1and I Perry 154, and Vilcox 6-11 at Kansas Cus S::itcuefl 9-S arid [lid Cantons. - . ' - Lolich Co s 1 6th Win - Ccnai 52 42 Kras Cit'4 T - - ''. 52 30 .. r Cartel)if FIhinrir. a %Ir rssImIsnt oh the ',,mnnuil unit ,ni'miH'r oI a c otmumnittee Iii find ci,mnr fl$rf t. the problem. iipfrs(ril grrol I**n* em O%Pt tt• IOI t that hihiretu wIt's IRe In Apart' II* Summit. h1rrn ttu,'muts. Indian 11111'. anti other 1. 1. ., Mrs FlItnor repniled that an n•rhea4 rrnisIn lot the rhiidrrn wosild take at least to years In rntroet. She rep'rteil that her .nmrnitt.e , '# trig isippotted h .S..naiflq' RIft (,t,nt,r 4 4(afr hot urfrd the roe,nelI to atet their vipport. In idditlon to drafting the nonril appntnt.d I'oih e ( hi.? (.,v,r*,. Karcher to reptesent the rity it a Cehmi 8nard meettn* at which the prnhfrm wIll be dhieus*eel. rn4 will hae , f?MI q their way to South Seminole %lidlle Srhool The rnunt has d,lermltwd that it 4ws not haSP liii' 111044 1(1 hit s thrr hlt*irn, and so (h',sr sho live within two miles of the sihool must walk. "There will he rhlldren killed utile of a S mph 5PI I linuit." said 'l,s, F:lflnnr think its a moral rum. liSt a to this like situation .iIt. anthin will help" in responir to inquirIes by the limUs. . Ins wccund tic eInpmrnti on that sitI. of the ('IIfl II Ii lliIiiiy IT r'u. sII,ig ii rriltie lion to V ni1th o,i both r.aiIs a' lb.) ,;,prwsi h lb. intrrsr' tIi,i,, and a v ,'qtiii thin I.' l! niph titi 58 114 I,'Itn Iii miii 11110*1 1' the ' It lii bUllY NlllI(b EW YORK AP. 1)uck Al. Angeles I)OdCrs in a i;t team announ'ed MoLi, Thc orh team with more tJ'yu a starter (cc th e stth straight Carew. Aparucto. Ucshinson un M. Houston. first len, a tw-ct4lme AU-Star u th. wirier traüe. CI.S1) WJfl th' representative on the time C.arew polled 132055 %O( astrzcmskt also were and base jot' Mrgan. Cincinnati, National l4ague. was the top stiirm fir.4 ass1nrnen: starting all-stair team to 411.253 hue runner-up cooiic tiirters last ear. hCbbtns*'tfl Torte, St 31W %54'" 4 4'4\lTd tolt's NnTT1 Cash. the Boton Red Sot, vole-getter on the American over th a1ktar apmaking lus eigh pla ced Rojas of Kinsas t'it airnaa3 L4agDe thirit base: l\n Kesat. ) q League All.Star team an- rwinerup with '29.7S3 votes. lAns Aparicio at shortstcsp a nd Reggie Jackson of Oakland pearance. 1 ri-than his sixth. EaSt k; ner. (htcago. shortstop: John nounced toda) by Baseball Carl \a.striernski in the out. topped the outfielders in the Aparicic tius fifth. 'iasttttflis ns Bench. Cincinnati, catcher, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Only one either player re- field. The 43rd annual All-Star voting wi th !2.,421 Join ing him his fourth. iii kstin his SCCLWK Vs. 1.. Pet. GB. and Hank Aaron. Atlanta. RobThe Chwagc White Sot slug. c'eived more than one million Game will be played Thesday in the startiru outfield will be and Murcer Clemente. Pittsburgh, and edo get. who leads the American votes Thud was veteran th ird r'4lfhtJuR 25 in Athnta a nd will Yastrzem.cku. 6(13.151. and BobAllen was named to the start%I York 3 511111) 5 Willie Starge'lt. Pittsburgh. out. League wi th 19 borne runs and baseman Brooks Rcitnn,con of be nationally televised bs NBC bs Murc'er of New York. 5(16,241 lug teafli twWt as a National field 43 39 .524 St LC*i&S €1 runs batt ed in, fec-eyed 1,- Baltimore. who ea.c2ly got the Detroit's Bill Freeban will be Leaguer. once wi th the Phila. 44 41 .518 10 Chucago \lvaagers lann Murtaugh t2..7S8 of the 3,171.556 votes nod at th ird base o-- ():,t.. .Tnining Allen, Apancio and the starting catcher. having dolphin I'hihhics and once with 3€ 41i 444 16 \:trta1 of the Nati oh League and Earl in the nationwide poll of fans ta nd 'sSi. ,,.., .-.- n in the starting infield outpolled C l eveland' Rii Cardinals the St Lou's I LdJeIptua 29 54 34 24 ' wraver of it.,! Anierica:i 1 Allen, !"XT, L 'd t * ' 4S.3 t6 ... ' 0. 01 1. .TEI) PR. '' " " I Think It ' s A Moral Crime For A Situation Like This To Exist 4P 4 I ,.., . , D' I'ck Allen Heads L AlloStar Team ..,:_ .. -1 , 1. (Iii MAITIR CHA$I - 00 she_a. 312-OSOO IAPIKAIII1ICALD 520 S Maple Ave. Sanford,, l'Ionlda ~ �From Study Commission S City 2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, July 19. 1972 — Ruthia Riggins Dixon Manager (iintv Hears Four Recommendations LOUfliy i-or IkSKS Is 'Citizen Of Week ' '!(' . ' 1'sr C iizen of the M 'iitk *3 marriage bs her txoUwr Oliver Fkx,j 1&13 ('olhdge Avinue Si. crd trs R.igirss.. as evetone calLs her l.s the mother of eight Mrs Roziand H hUman arsi ctildr'en Renic'e ettrd to Ptiiladelpha .' - - cc orker for Seminole Corn- and friends. mun1t Action 'iou ttia ne — nd diccuss sour c'ommunst pnvaic tr-s Rtggins Is a member of the 'cecs '41 Cahar MLUICsfl. .,r Ratist CThurct She attend- It B Blackshere used dec-gate the bring r-x-i Guests were invited into the and asparagus fern were the cor.ipk will reside in Freeport, N V. The bride is emplos- Sc1-sscsl ed as a teit-p1-sone operator amol Mrs Naomi Davis of Organtration; s-ice president of refrrsments Crystal punch of her Lusd, .'eaneue cen-ing clerk at Gimbles tMan Poser Ate-hilling Board, bowls were placed at eath end Davis, daughter, to Fredds- Lee Was'rrn partmnetit Store, New \'ork anupposntmentof LI Governor of the table, containing frappe p. , Ut '4i.0 k C) 0 ___________________________ Tom Adams; a member of the and wedding pund Asparagus r - pOrt, intergration of Seminole dainty pink rrsses in a Legal nO 'ice ;scslishing pond closed in the ccedding balls, petit fours, s-kite Lincoln Heights area; helped to txitte - mints and an assortjejg honored by the lea 13-on Anise-s attire a soft s-bite mini dress flub ansi other organizatIons in Thrice' in Eli ndance were the ti-is c-c)rnnsurut) for outstanding honor-ce' a mother, Mr-a. Ear 'rvic'e. While living in Los nestine Price, wearing a blue — "F,cts!oui Ne'nr S'.'o'e 5s',p ,ips,.'i, I CENTER ir 1* , OI4fl5 Dt. ,uo irs th Cii, of Maliand F l3I's $ 4 scri nunuruts Mrs R.iggins Dixon wearing a tan sport suit with ' anardentc'ommunity ciurkes'. blur ar-cessc*ies. ALso Mi-s X'%B AiOen Avon s ' lIsa' th,co'poraton n'rs'pd s 'S srtgbge Rankers us Miarnu Mrs ii rcrr hlmck is a bc-tnsed Mortgage Katherlyn Campbell. Mrs hrokt-r, Building Contractor Jackson Montgomery Misc irud Real Estate Salesman He Rosamar Mo'-it csmei'visrd a Cotpot.'cs'i irs ',, A'Io'-rw' so, Rpçsstrant Dalod aS *o'tes' Pr5. Coo.., . a' c- ardr,SsP*at,e rr e tr 'ir' Boa'e r' Cr' flit IN COUNTY JUDGE'S C0UaT 1tM1*0Lt COUNTY. FLOSIDA ? tr - -'', res',, sstI,ru; as Stst SpmocoIp CDUC'V IJIiIosps boa'd *11 hOld a public ,-sAORt STE RI, CurThoute Ct*i% 05 DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE o.- 0s'ii tOCri O PD, •r isf'rti tut'mttOd 59$ sStatP s's IPsI Sic,Co Of HO'S WIIIMO A ,,-w "'ttut,n0rt - U - - --- 'fl-se cutter Sarifordite us Pt'rty II. Lee. s-ice president of of list Mm urits C lti'actoe-s AS- celebrated her third s.clation A graduate of Florida . nisent. bi.r-thda - 5. erc I) r are with a party given us her honor - is a Federal Na- • iei-ui E Holloway. St--as-is and tional Mort.age Assoc-sation Bel'sndia Johnson, Tmffan loan ecir-restxsndent It is one of Stseronda Tucker Freddie c, tic. us's, puti,ca'.Dno' 5PO5 eoI.e Each tie o' dOn-sad mut' Do Sou4ic, Rani East at r,(D"d.O Sls Pbls( RecciiOs Ci4 St-sc-s 'sose *'ci.ng sec tuna sc tIcs ps.c, as c sociat.son, popularly known as The little ones totnoy, o' Silt t0scw 51*11 Do ,'o.d S LuOrr'v $'i'c S Laa's-'-.cr t.'s-n enjoyed ice Fannie Mar-," sponsors to c-ream cake peanuts and lt-selcsp minority mortgage c-arids .inkers, and to muiatc umer nscsrta,t' h..oing It is signilis.itnt that lilac-k is 7-t'±te'd with the e-r.es.is of the ' ill . The ksu,t of Mr and Mrs cc- th I t - business to provide m I IS 30 &,g 7. I73 $ SICTITIOUI NAMt AIRwED&rt&9 tILlERS l' y',q tad ISP" iicas I .s's'd 50 ce ?ic Css'c,js Co,." wiTh iic Csr-t 14,.,nOlt CO5.fI!S r53rd* •.'- Of I , Tic, 5ul,nQ ___ ran-sr's and Roc's Sc, P,.'5,t Ca.ifc', F 'dl SECTION t'i LII 4 IPSO 54e'.an t- Mn- at a t. sc c " r SW . evs'rco , SW . end filOtlCO a' 5ot55 5o pont o4 bog ccc; SECTION 34 lilt PiJDI,t Rpocdt 04 5ps,in,oii flsa' Mi's Mar>- -tI&' li:pt'teic'nt As-sc'- Whiteihurst is now Florida Gainers-dIe s-here t to procure funds icr the degree us music. purchasing of the' old Star Theater s-tüc-h will be used for c'ornrnunit)- affairs. One black an d white TV - d aria ted bIMr. and Mrs. 0, V.. ?se.Jy of away in a drawing gucstso(Mj-sjuliaT, owes's, Satur±s't, July Z2. - on Sanford As' ather kene (7 Uti, , Altainorite Speings. While here the ?'s.ealys ersjo>'ed a fishing trip us the area, Saturday afterMrs Us-s.' l.ossc. Mrs noonthe'wrreenLer-t.aine.dw-ith Ii. c-l.a a gala affair. Those enjoying I.r:.es.i's $s.:e, 'tr Lofton and Mrs. Maudemna aft.rnioos were Mi-. and Bradford fr-un Osicago are us Mrs. Robert Weas-er, Mr. and the city visiting Kes'. A. A. Mj-s, Fells. Casbey Sgt. K. E. - - Tp*c - -. ' Corn'n tt c" 'OtIfti's " Oft. rOs;s .? ..--.- ___________________________ ESTATE OF nu,ru Cc-ritoO NOTICE OF F iNAL iiioa AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE t-' rs-suns as', ,-s'.eyn•Ir' 5., si,,,-. i .' of t' ,-sj as U.' tad ,-sta', piaj cam c-tpd 'cc, ad . l' dttPus'i p4(.S,DtI c ii 55o'th Dv S'•. ROOd 434. c's S',s'e't and c'.'na lIst S*s$P' by arsC on S(Cb05. 3 lIla' porl'on lyseg No'SP' 0f 55• 5of '59% Rood p1u4 t5*S £5 SECTION 77 TM 55 SECTION 5 15* 55 t SE CT ION 3$ In SluS CDftcptIsM TM N 's DONE AND ORDERED 55 SIn SECTION 75 11,011 AriIf 54 b'-cIss"S .5' Cs.s'I as Ci'cvst Coi,icl blue N - 'a SECTION ID LOs.'o .- ri': P,ttlV, Ju,iis fl Jl 5 5 17, It, 5573 DI I i i ¶p.S port*omc lying East *4 *'591115e 1'bJiI-4t1 a' P0 be, IL S'Vr% 0,555'e, - fl735 ..swnOl. County, SECTION ~'da rsJc-q tP,q f(lst.s,,u% r,an-, *4 5.,, f T5'a' porlit$1 s,,ng 5 MI1 (.RI.PHICS, led 55*5 I Roeø 0 (1-4) liSt 1150 escep' 55* ..UN St-ftc. a'00 155911,4 S Sosjsccotn ncinaIoyso,ss.css,dem, wilts 15* c-Ia' PetCwcv,t Cou't. 1m,nl, $1 10% USiI't.'t. il ifs a:cod.nt, '' G'.g Ds'&n-0'0 ' is lass wty at,as l-i-on'sv •ss.gn00 •* S,,wiol. County. Firaida Ecological UtiU'et$ CofRofOSGI and By £lia' ICPfl F srt FSGida Vieliliat. mt 0p'u1y Clef's By C.rso Drsammonc. JONNIE A MeLEOD Cica,,man P 0 D'a..-i SIC. ATTEST £p&a. Fsotiaa 32703 A,rtpsif 54 b.(IwsTh. Jr LflDffltp So, PL$5fl5i155 Clots Pvb'si' Juni 31. July 1, 12 0- III'S P,abIlsls .Ima'v II. 21, 5 073 DEi- ?S DE' 5'; ida y 'cc. rma's ATTEST &rlSivr H b(**t" J d.c-S Piiblisic .151p 10. 77 5073 DEF 7 tilt- of'S dl F,dd,o,J5 d•r tstat.tet T Am 5,-coon "$0' Flcx4a SlaSuiet 1051 S P C Scicrosod., PvoI.w ,ha'y It. 3$. Lug 7. . 1072 - -=='— -- — - Ii"g. 129 T-e N.y Ssinys T"a'7c,re Ar.'.w.'rr, -;t.'rn ' st ancwrs a problem when i? ifl4'Ct Yi,it• 24 httin; c 4.ty. 7 iLcvc ,c N*,k Ard (IVCS hossrc rf •Ir'Alnrrort c. ;'a 'or't yris ir _ rs-rrsrrir'2k'/r is -- ..' stuart - .1 1,- P5 •• - 'I àI q •.j . i II ''1 — -- - george ,c: -------- - - -- - ---------- _-=l - -- -, J69 O TIusce ire cry gencnus I cii sc i' ''its lii" tusl its is 5 t sill 'hi sit I Ibritil Its , - — A fuitsirs' ft P a .ijIor 1.LEC1ION tswntn, is stopped csImL 'is, tis i 3OaS.1$O la iIlav be Liken by the stati 153N 07155 - o in I)onizetti s pt-ra for tht- first time in her caret-i after the first : Stock 0 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES - 0 t1t• r '$ ..ea drt' bites on loans s.t , s'.,rt,Ifct tO iru'u-qflaI Rit'je SI?VICSrSIIn9%) '5 , • , 5-. - - ----- " - ' At ii tsst £i'oa -. A5il' if' 50'. - ::z-. ±: o vaS. IN - ' . , I',- (P• •• 360 524 73 4 s,,sfi ' - - - - Sot Yat 73 '"5' ' - y5 -- (_oS • """'s 3 Average *4 SOlal loans Ics, vs. i taIq'cd.rO.yt,nds,g *'IccalIdaIt Untamed dustounI on Inilalman, io.nt snciuø. mc cosos caRstac accounts --- 15,334304 ,- 0 Counts Stale Of F5Ofsd.. f' Ou,flSs' S 54mrn,, , ISEAL5 Sso'n led Ssjby' ui-I 1 I' "e ti Iii's Cay cl July, 1573. tUi'tsfytllat I arrsc-ssc and '50 - • • ' t. ,. - ' * • - it. . uuc ri I uta'b-d S i'4'5D -: -- i- ------ , '1 A . SanIcx d Fla, 37171 Second Class Potag. Paid at Sanford, Floilda 37171 Virginia KFiSsSI Nofarv PublIc Subscription ..- Rates b1, Year $11 00 -- - SHAMPOO •- • - -- - ,, ,,, - & f .,•'. - C A __ I U '— - fJ 11 A A ,-. a • A - ' — :''.- - Y' W '" •l-I ' $ t4a Vats. .aa4 lids 3S'MU Vt R(I ' '*5- '*5- tiii a ,,.ssc*a -- ' - I 0: ' --.- .. INSLCT S ,RA - I" 5 - • , - ;rL' - - cc- -- 7 -- 05 $ - - '-' -- - - - • _zITu"i U •5Jf5 $.I43 Valu. I ' RAID - - - e i - has-ma - ' a 11 sl ' I - - ,,,, - -- - . Larwigs - dl• CX5CU - _'apanae. 3tI - . -' . tOtS ______________ ' — — - AIR \'' - T,5 . lSc * II -- -"s- — - I '- • \ iT' '- - - ,t-),' RADIO iuirst tq' i . C I I _ - I -' - - i 5410 51 10 ; -- ' ---- .i - '' -'' 4 I ia,,' 7 ''' 5 - -' .. ,, , , - , - If & PRINTED e -- - - tv..arur-rr IdjoIL. -- •,.'"\ 5i%\ 5 • , •,' \ \ r LI-I I 1 "j 4 - vi I._1 Iy1hA'M y1 III•- - SOFT A -- .."-s' " " , / V5A1LUL _ CONNII LULII I-41i1 - ' V U 111-4141 U ' AIIanvISSP1ISFl ID OD AV I US'S U ,-- I 1 Is 30 SHAVE CREAM '1 4i.U1 "..' OR OIL SO, (I.. II 00 VALUI - IIILDA PICHMOHD -- • - - •s - C t -- 1 - - ri - °'•". d> I w' I I'S / ____________ r II i VALUL - - - ------- •_ 'I II VALUE TRAC PEARL DROPS I I hunt ft - Lt; • C - II - ' $ 19 - - -i •• 97 $ U 5$ VAlhi:1I SI 5$ V ALUI - . ,, - - ' I 10 VALUe PLAYTEX jJ' - - V '' W 1' A 1 - - ' - '7 - ''' 1 - It -Si 55 541,41.1 RISE • VALUE ' '" - I I 5.iVIU YLC I C h ,, A'i!tLS 5- -,.'' OR OAF COLOR FILM / 1 - - 11 .TUV4f' '5 7* 5' Ii is in ' •),;'e-'cEs' lii '''' .--i'i-r 1 II &essae D.is..•, 55. Iii -, -"-' - !.tt SpIngI - SRI . -- • LfsatsS hat 5-posilson back -c I 't'I Ic3 S '..shJ al - ,' I. 2 'i.Lza. 1314170 - -- - iuiIJ -- I.'r"ius• -- -- -- ' - - Lf, 6 Pak ' -- AI5.n,'SS - - -. - w -- - 1A CONWILL - A It YISOIHIA p1110551 pO •' 1214 F - - -- \ 'Th I-_ ----- - i 5 0: N PsI 0uad - - - - - - fI' '\ I,_.,r ji(i'iiit.. - I t I -- - " - - MISS -- .,, - I -- ' ' .,,,'- -j ""' ' c - ---_----'--- - - f% " iit1 - Carri.r. W..4 35 - - ICE CREAM BARS -' ,, - I t4'Ct.fy - - - - I. U \sil:\ - 445-s - ., - (AIt - . - - ' - It St 49 - •• - - ----' _-''ç • , - tS;lnd ..- - . . - ,u " & . proceeding urday Christmas by TPSI Sanfcxd Herald 300 N Fran su .5055cM CaIhe, A? Tool, O.r.Oott ' Sitif 0 Hs'Er Pt-s P.4 31, 555,41 \ - 25 VALUE C' iIiPssJ('S .JI £lL - - • A •1' t las-s - Published Daily. iscepI Saturday, Sunday and - ftjan4yt,Io r - liii' ',Iifsf4,rlI Ihs-ralsI I. Golda C Counts, VIta Py's4q & C best of my kd*l.dg, a'udbel,,$ w 011 lOt is- . 70.51400443 - • - _______ - ho hsut a snnit- on 5-our line! - - - ''" s'i . ----------:-- I' -- '-' t Li -our new t u.cot 13'. ' I . '-I .,. au open ------- iss, .. tbCLis'dI' 50?. i' %'a't l# - . _- - - -., ' ER • .. •. sCos III •' Undw.ol0at,s5 - lint the ItVeltnnue \Vapori a'' ' ALUE 16 ot TA bJ5 it' 5 - Al ' •-- -- .irv . LEAVING hOME --- -,._ 5 . . ' • - :. - ,,, a. C,as" CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' . ... - •-- 0S,, Cott,c' - AttetI --- epori -' *540 '.ECURTst% -- ' lies '200 2-ply tiss 830 a in. t. 400s its. . Ions i) Ink rested throut)i I- ritla ixrsons must rtiscter ts(ssrt - ' - i in electronic lists is mut 0 - - I mrnt-s his srsl cc iris on alt S i rut cc prosiu lion list 743.,u • ' \'';5\ '.' i - \S tills 26C s pri running is hsgtsspeed drill press. trintiping wires (sf &'oiiipoflent.s her 015 (It I .b - ' at Seminole Junior ( ollege', One course will start Jui 31, isni istend through August 2. l'ht' oi'gia to 7o 24)5 - - Co MET . _ . 0 0 MINORITY INTEREST COPISOLPDATEO StJIDuARsES ---.. - - -- p 'Iwo courses j ljav the title role of Lucrezia MorIoaenai'otianess A,ptbnC,-t ,.Ocuts'd bp or So' eccouni a' cc tback arsdovt%'ad £59 pp D TIIROUGPI SATURDAY. JULY 22 OPEN (.1) '. . I and m ti iss lutist Dopoittof COmIYst-r(s.Ibamc.5 -- August 28 and sxt&nd throui,ts sAN Fit "( Isu sSeptember 22. Clas,ses will is 1-t's'c('IS('() -\I' JtSJfl SUIIII'rlJflhl will opt-n the held Frosts M00 a iii to !:30 p SOIls anni%ers,mry season of the Monday, through Fri(l,IV Doposles Si lor,n goernm,nts PubliSh July IS. 5073 Our fl - - .& junction to permanently close __________________________ v mssie ,00 a: TOTAL LIAeILITIES, RESERVES AlSO CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - :- . Courses Hs,ccard Marcee said th'it an amended suit will be filed o TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS inn i - - event of court action. led Sif,tsai 'nstuluj?'ej"t I c_fit I activities of Albert. salul, - p'emsq-s. h.'rntuv and flolufOt. and OSPs•r uas Total ac-n-and aft Sb) bIas 5 n-et and neu 'ulliert tms&'ause of tiut' s';iirist i eoo lie so snvs-sn'c,ns; icc SsjbSd.ar'n noi cornolsdatod Cusstrs'n,rs tiabhii, So tilt bank ECc'iOaflC0%j!tSa5'Sdr5g lice reate -. Attair was instructeti to record OsPsf' ioant i-ant ri IGE IJOT - J tilillip, it Its. tturnsn,, tint Ii st kite sent scould be uivsssns ---- -Raymond Albert, owner of the '"-" "-' "' FICTITIOUS NAME PO'V5tfV POlO lost and tvcIpf SECTION X LII of 55* SecIson TI• atof, Oescr ,b.d a'.. S AIDotm Lang stsi bumislirus sl p mrtrml"nt cc ttsateri.,I issised ccsthi i- at is liii intlu-att'd that then' sc,is ssmbustibl, iii iti ii ii littk thi st itc tisulul tIt to hilt of lilt I.(t51Q1.'j PSI'tI 5?atvfr%. It ' 1 c for ttse ;sl stinitul' ,ssn,irii' 4 irtli' isis cli stilti Iii -rr llni.irwcscssl, resultins: in &-tsiil)t-r;Itss t' anti ls'ss ttiari innumerable complaints r&-sisinsituh- ins itunliurtisins: Its INc is'•s','s C.'c't Court os' DSio,. 55* 35sf Gap *4 Jsslp, ltfl If posafail 1000 50 1V09P5U'fsI Dy OSibuti will be ILsrs .qawcst p-pu •Ot iSiS r145,-4 dmardod l,tisl I retitsu ci Ia .\lbs it ts'sttisvs pit n.m t ssuntv is already its litigation Altserts ht preieutrtt SvcpIu SEC 11015 e %Iari CSI't) I usfiilrristiguri ttsiiliI 1' %;spruistsl ((It ItO' II nctiltisnt I% cii fist jssl'Istiusrsnl uIpH( I. fist ci assoc 1st' ( sillS I mI'(1i5' ( • T1V Cats a-.i oue 5r3m bonts In5,s I Non. 0(1 SECTION 73 iti ihs' t.st!tns: of I /\ction ('suinmISsIoflCr Al l)avis, (liD ShIrOS outslaucosng Nnt) FICTITIOUS NAME ' Atuiwer ilt,rc s'c;s's I ttirst scilts is Ilutilfi itr"llIs irtstnusirwl npprrcv;ii '1 ff5, is sit ci tic cisilirig yteni Imitsile f'ur In cervi, c trninmflV thc is' scIll Is' tmscsre incpes tsusric cal sr nisi n'liti'snni perci.niwl ci. slits lbs ii 1111 51)1 lists 1 uuststini '1' s;$srsi% III a wts're t1i1 i us,qt r).Pd,,41 t,liv,' tisat Its' t$.pcsti Nr Its' iity" •rsil of ttu e lot I h. Sh.r s rr rtepnrtirs'rst Ius t*n tirsier ,,rr4' hire ttiiIy for (julIP srumntnrsnvl i4 Ps' cliii i i r'- I rIcJ n I mills OiW U' ' It 11w' ••' ,' !P q that I .II ANN Sil-.( tkIi%%Kl - ASSETS (at-lot Dia,c 030. a.pops.a Iic,'4a 3V03. ' "tate DEt 7$ -- - tISS cttssis fl fl'st , tst,tues • Ssa'r nar leo "f".-ttt lSi.Ip-.. SECTION 35 lIce N JunO $ Ju'y 5 1 19 11am, LII 4 15* St-diG's - s,''• Allan-sonS, Sp''-s • SECTION 50 LiI4 5mc $•ctsotc SECTION 30 os's PubliSh D.n. A c. SpO.Y*cV Road It-it ad i-.,vt 1555 HØ*011 bras'cic Road, S,rrs,noI. Cutnsp r'otda undor tic. f ,clS' W's.Cl I'll .%Sgc.'d 5 M,c,d'Pt tb0'flt 041 iA SERVICE STATION, tJ'ItS*s 50 tISOt *0 flSnd IC 109st.i i-ad S(CTSON 4 • *sTh II (Ic-is 4 fic Cirtw's TI. 55 . a' Sic. Court, 5en-i'. Coves1. SECTION LII of Its. 5.cSeon - Oi-tt.o,st Complain' so' tpq.csf.c p Imnç *5 a C,'OtI(S ScOt 000's 5.500 aga.mws you. and you are '59u"00 SD ta've I COPY 4 VOP' Lnt*i, of o'5*s- pisad,ng Ia 55* Complain' as" PS,, PIo.rit,$t II a given - on t CDnSO-CuJf',e setot. tic. motIf-v $ s. and A5'SI East Dy brat' 73 (Ilngratulauons to these young Sardord mt-n of Sanford who has-c made Ma5la'd AIS Q(PAI' AND MAIN cos,r::crOq. and SIsal 5 second 10 l(pa.sscf. and utsal I ,nl,nd t3 rog%s tadf'tam, rn , . i-ç c.o ya,drtart 5115 51* Cltrt Of ', Cercuit court. S,rnsnoiS COun'y. 5", ( • S (I'f S,s'COuO Cc'ssr"t lPs 155-0 ,,s'Ja ii, accocdbsu(f - Lf'c-c tOng pio*4 Of 1)4,t)iS(aIOle SECTION 5 TPs S -s SECTION IS - 11*51 ss'I III it n'srrov conteist that IlilIirsIs54 I me Id Sat '59% dopOt SECTION 7 s'uLeS Ii TiltS's SECTION 17 • I cli c is 15111111' 1st c iusuru ' Is', LIAtILITIES C , Ill LC*T5Q\J I'fy5 TOTAL A55E 75 r ) .da no' ii ,C u th' Do at 510% -s . r lueds sofa and stCjrstii pvrcp,.tfd b05 to Do 50'.0 Psatd 1 0 ' r'.e ssou itt IStsrretiv guc' cIcal a" OC I e; Cicars *ith . luinins' thu ')Tifl"i tIIt lc"c sisi Its ml hi 51111 nut (ccl c''fio sr' leluriscri u noiii'tl IndlIc I thinc ire P' n'iiutik than uiIP,.rc Iii Ip I,> i A Iss a * * * Nec'S' of bock abc,, stat SECTION -. r 5' "i5 s'l 04 '. LII f 51* to s* 5 C)vs-.iu aiOh ,,, SECTION 70 SECTION 14 o d. 0 Do v'e'I and des(r,00d sands ¶rnde'd by John Gibson, Mrs Martha Johnson and Mrs Arnar*b Tucker, Mrs Zinriy I F,stella hn5 Isavis Mrs Fran Si Ith d NOTICE TO APPEAR Mrs t•Str,nOe,nt 7102 West Clarta 5t?f-t eiSa • lIq'ii Ton ISCI is,'OQtt and 0s' list-' tivst* 15 , Stab, a'ud h.c.it ty tOt sa'Pf and ta' Isor da on +555 w'fvsce sc So'rsnol, Courst Flofidi rOOuCt!Pd it It - rs'cngrslru'd bs all Pulls . soc-nc os and ccs'po'aI ant Otut.gètsOrIiot wsdPoit.cail.ubd,sonS O455,r t,CAJrtfS InCussOur'g 15000700 y A; i Is iii. ' ustti'i I$1II'I lIfi4ItiIflnI i.i.rvnfll t* n'k I that wø will g.t I r* fr I liii' I11I tnt n(r'prv'/iflg p.r osslil Isn't 'ne wilt, E sin I WI II$(II I,IIIItI ihi Ii Sin iiicl.'c ss if WOn ft Is lion Its' It,' i %I m't' ic 'lv'ir" in plisnning tie I SillS' iIIcs.'( Is r ed Is' m n thu tIlls' will Is itsoru' wiceh ' 1551 ilijit 54i I iiiflI V Psvews s' r. it 'trs-'cperHIntsle. P iii il' (I (55555 Itt is 55(1' liii sirriell nut. is tsr c's' l'i Ituil Its. h'i'it (5t5u1111'tlfl if ''sims- is riqilu ' OF SUSINESS 055 JUNE 30 1072 a L I Set'S Bcl'0 * St h( 1 tNST suy ,,As, 'S & MsNTOSS-i 5warng in Ili Coufily Co,n'ntt.OI? Afiorn,,t CP,.'nbc's, ' trio Sc-rs-s,noio Coun*y p C)4fc, - ' '__ r,sJwIr', Il(' nc's retn"vr us Legal Notice ,C'i t 5 P-s-ru , ,'iPtssuf L oosss• p,, -- i lot t45(P5 Eir-c'cr ;: un rtgt ra&E3 Dou'sdl'd 0" tict *i-tt D Stats ROOd C. on lIt Eas' Dy Slsopy litsIos h'. thrc-rrs-uson) SaslO:4rt57-.,j-5 -p been ntatnClaudr Pepprr.Theoffic'r p'rotedwperi-iceasttwfsrst f HOME is located 1521-C blat-k service assistant at and sC.r'4 Corn COun' 5510 PbIsC Ir(D'DI 04 Ss-.'nol. County, Fior.d$ "S 53 Thf c-'t%.Ps'0 citItu' F,rr. cigtst ftrr isy cth.'r entiti4' isi hc' will of s f IflIlir In( Its' ;,'rvic' (,,II)ittW'll us Ituit t,uIifiirsg jsis'I ;'.;,sr., frssrq tie siI itsnt h' lw's Is' will ,tsiiiti 'i,sirvsie nssgtt i.s'. Fnrr nnil I )ctoh.r I Isy slc'pisr I nsc'tst IhIS f titit. Iblit Uk *ni'ci misein nther lIllil101 '''"I c .r lii Irsirt u irplsis e afll t sii't wl'il' li I )rlItifllls5IW% issititsil sit tttit liii' nl n t soul - I ;ivlil Hr ci'I nil tI' • MaIr.s3 117 ts'.d pt'lt JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA . 0 sii . lopnsrrst 15515511 ititis muse cli IhIrtitim iii I ,,si,stccissii Is 15111 I Ill I ,rt ,itst.c nnls thtous,h or on & ounts rostic isnul tue-sri no relistisso ti ,lbUltIfl private prs';lerts -- c';a;r' ,c _______________________________ i1i Bca'd Of iix r secofl. ,rom , - • FINAL NOTICE PWl-tI, Qw-s 'tt tic, is on sic 1'Ic day AuQJ'ti A i i I - ' ""K ifIuultiec creitttl bs Legal Notice s mints- it> cuLsmrununthes arid sins of Washington, tiC ; liOMI. is a full service Arthur Hill, I'hdadelptua. Mr Plsn'u5ft from left i s second S'nu,aIt C,is,?,. il•t of Florida '" iicoect i-- • CT :o :a LII *4 lIst 5t'(l,an SECTION 1) Lii *4 ttit So-Ct,an SECTION 54 Ass of IPii S.-cI.on SECTION 73 sus, eautu 154 )MI mu Fssrthc'r ilr'iuii t misc iii II" ri'rirr'.l t fff1li1t pintIrsf'I wts nc orcling ill I )riIIllftIhIfl4l l b.'Ing immuch huIIctinU rI;,Iiq.ri rU w.n t ?lei! th' 1, nvr mn.nt I,55tf,ltiill 111551 Ilsi' siItn'rtt the in apprcIVc'ci -1 usp, :qqsnrc'l Is'!'tt,' usc i IllIslIst 45011(1 II5S ss155111( 15514 ii III It III. i$)rt I II1IIIIII iIi,lt hue entire ties elopusent Ic (sr(-spfldcti Other ciulutioti.c ire 1st ink, coui5,hI iss the iunpet Is occn. rc ' fiiiir 1trd .- 'iisin,ir. - ccould not recrise drainage scntcrc in is re-s1ectn of ecicting csctefls ntw would this Partit ipiste in inspros in lbs . Legal Notice Sly, Rod 0 114) Tsc follOwing dOSLTDod lIds v rs; .'s twsng if Tt'wn-ttp ?' 5outs ROPS.X (Ii' 0% s'fUff" ' ' " ' tilt Ps'DI.0 R.eo'O% Court,. lda SECT ION a:: :t 't.c tr'-D'TI,, follo*.ng Or'"tsd adS £55 *4 15* $.csion blo •*4Io*.'cg dr'sc'.b.-a ia't, the afternoon e'rijoyiflg aa Lii *4 IPSO 54CI.a'i Cr'uo". t et Emmønuel 5ii,-,ts 5. ttCltv, PA tse, and othrr-s like turn, could great fisPwrir.iin ax-sd entertain- rn: a 5urn LI ('PlUtO 5 aS ta-d et'asc,L.d'tic c- R s'fli f F so - ,,, - NC"T Cf S"etls s" " 55 PROSLTE s bv nets a' '9$ "O" 1' is, r fls• us$5, Si LOSS bog appsrs'on it ps. a, mc t - - _____________________________________---_______ SECTION 35 ilefen , r i.i- • Inc Dy Blondyt P,,Dtic 'pu-$t.ng CprIs!, i!rj Conv,c-s,nco aec P4ecc-t5ty D' . — ... - Legal Not:ce SECTION 35 c-Sic,' t, ts.7 -*J I ,, ,- c'cremon 5•ncrØ Fs,.oc o" - I. _• - - ttmnOng the-ni one at the Cots- assisting the hostess we're J -• waS,-r S IMIWOIC COUNTY SOASO OF COUNTY COUSs'IISIONERS Druanaa tt',da Pb5'" up S 1 It Orrso - _ - ltIl' •--•I' f''I1 --'-- '" 0111 l& West sI Mrport Ihiiilesisrtl ilisti 2Mh Street possible colution Ic dtslflieli hs the tnfleilsl, 11(1111 s of now ecIcting sctu 1-s in loin c'rezstod hisrttshlpss on olinis 11!:!c s , - ' - - a'.. preswi'rp •,Iico', se o boo iasu Eslof J e prnpi-sec1 ticS ClHpitu'Ilt in the 'otithst sd 'et lion of Usfor(l cctwreb) n pits isle prowrts nh1 ('Illlflt% 151,11 slrntnngu' in .._ a'' oc-e M cii at too's ,rs,-,aPI,s' as bOiiC.'3 onsIt's, to contsdf' tub"u'1ed 5, Sb'sI*fud) O'It-i'S Pt ACC5I MATER ILL S SERtCE INC a Il'.4a - - in the Mortgage tsisirsess Miss Virginia Jones Miss Mar) Ike Black is president of the Bedding Mrs. Roosevelt lntrrrise, Inc JIOMEI Lee Allie Smith, Mrs lielems Smith. ccas trained at Northwestern 4r-s Georgia Murphy. Mrs t'nive-rsity School cm! Mortgage Mars Gramling, Mr-s E I. 1* " Mrs John H Brown, Mr-s Alice MAT ER ILLS LI? uridww'schth, n'.' n, v 54-f'S riDlt lrsdJ%!r ,$i P.rt 5j5 57 and Candor, Dr'v# OlIdi Angeles, she cc-as honored by the and black suit; and the grooms Adam Mack, Mrs Alphcmso - 4 - 5,m. ticpcc ar..o lic,r, 'sat, ao 1 4553J5 hbsO S'sfO CPu.ap'.r PS C4. rlorOa 5Il."e *11 r.g,..p. DECORATIVE r- i - d- 1QP,OY STA'-AY CO5-sCLR5 - I e nrren Knott Ii's c,anitwil \ia a.er hnsys Icc nckril for is tIm', ILtcton Its resteci liii' jsirc ft 41511515 1 sstutjiu ic •stuls t'Oilflt% 'sssIt& % tmndr whit h the ,tzaitna,s (ill t-ount rustic lisic cc ac ticonIit III light li U1(' - 1- - -- - s,i esident of the Wes.tssde iZI- cloth, and all appointments Board where Pie is with student swans and flowers decorated provement Association. mc- ; w us cut-crystal. Lovely personnel and Mr-s Neal) is a the other layer After a three 4 -i,. .g - ',' us. 1- .... . LI - - - Ci.) ,,, ion o w 1 ngs ne l_inion are relatives of Mrs. flowers ately after at - -z - -- ' I Matland; Mr-s Jrse Allen, ni-etud The groom's mother Uncoln V.illuams entertained Sanford Mrs F H Jackson chosefnrhcrattlrea blue dress with a miscellaneous shcwer In Eatoriville V.alter 'I'ucher Mr with white accessories and a honor of Miss Julia Mae Price, and Maxcc cli, white orc1-'td corsage J Mrs , e 'zid the ridrt_' tif the Its *lf '.srifr'sI 1115% I l III lit (ItlitilI to "?e nttenhion of the ( lUII loner' thrt'usti .int-t t - flt .f s' V - '1"- I Mrs Riggins works with The table was decorated us a Sanford Mr. Neaiy is employed traditional three-tiered wedding She is lovely Irish hand-made tact by Alachua Counts School cake, whtle separations the i • j , .-L. several org2unzations directors of SEEDCO. vice ' - silver embroidered dress i* ith Mable Mathews and Mrs ir a 9 - - - Tse bride a mother chose a .'radu.atr of the Sunlight Beauty banks, at the residence of Mrs tires. mc- ; on the board of !i' - ' — '\ . s - / i '_ - ribbonc 1.ouis BrouPiion.. cousin 1 Smith / - sith cel10 pith nls e sonic of the mans problems that face us in OUT \ - Tas lcsr. wcte a mint green s eIio chiffon floor length pwn She earned a bouquet of - i - - 4 I '1 j flavis. 1"he tsrde we a -t gon of lace and satin floor "igth tJs an attached train Tie stc'c'ves were bell made of :sc'e She carmwd a bouquet of cc hite gardenias with yeUo ano runt grre's ribbons fluUue Rtggms Dixon of i-ide Improvement Association ter of Miarris are visiting illS V, 13th Street. She ii able their soes Earl E Minott.. I - here they visited Disziey Woe-Id f 4i1 IiI 1imlnsimusry re(qm1Imll'twlfItinn cs i'tjtmn'nt (mm tI' 'nimnis :tull I snmui'i'us st tmirq.hss'q mne,tmng 111111 l:tr". Sc'tic't:;fS 01 tIll' fl' AiN Slt(7kn%'SKi i(_% Fit-tic ;s.1 frn Mrs. Rrauie Siiuti and Ben George "hik 22 541$ II r.' ,,ç 1 , IIii ii ,tv'ct rui ,itiiiu' liii• Iw.'u tir ,tI4Iit';'I IIlcIw' iii tnknttil i: Jul, rhncodHer&d -- - - -- - : �.. --- ---- AA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday. July 19. 1972 Political Notebook Editorial Comment - ( Enforcement Law If this. the midsummer doldrums - which Ls%herethecalendarisbeadingus s frightening to think what lies ahead Not that the usual uproar in the political tent has not txen well advertised and well indicated many other areas from the chess game in to the which get and deserve attention which is grave and 'ritically important. It is that WA en. iorcement, court reform and the controversial matter of penological processes 11 is in this general area that the ruling which Attorney General Robert Shevin made, in reversing a former opinion, that ncn allows off h-4aw off tcers to eatry con cake wcopn i5 most welcome characteristic of this action-motivated dtorne-general is this comment 1 t*I)CVC that the carrying of concealed weapons during off-duty hours by poli'e officers is not cml authorized anywhere in Florida but is good is it is Almo t there are so beauty contests Iceland One of these entirely of And Court that Florida slate officials are responsive to Inc police chiefs and safety directors. For these were the alert lawmen who sounded the alarm to which Shevin responded. At the same time there was another in. dscatrnn that the time for change has engulfed courts For the Supreme Court of the State of Florida has ruled that this state has no longer those punishable h death. "capital' crimes the I' S This is a precise application the Supreme Court's 54 death penalty as presentl' applied It also becomes part and parcel of the changing court being on Jan 1. 1973 system which comes hen the new judicial article of the state "nn - of ruling which outlawed into tntmn-romes ntf farce Before then there will be a hearing on July officer and his family." It is not the carrying of concealed guns by these disciplined and efficient lai. enforcers that uoubles the public. Far from it time to HAL WflIE "('If rir'e. I want tt hear Fe\cisS. Ar M1KJUI VOW' Vacation But first I Pe0P' get tired f about mint" ht'n &h come bark from a Want tr tell From time it is one of these alert policemen who turns uniformed and plainclothes alike Ili(- trick of detection and arrest of those who would harm the law-abiding The unhappy trend towards violence which shows no signs of retreating makes such a bold support of the police, as this Shevin opinion flC).i testows. more than a matter for commendation such as this comment provides It is one more indication that the tide has turned from the time when the fate of the breaker was of more apparent concern then the fate of his victims It is also one more indication - Well Done! " *anfarb 631 9Q3 327 261 EWCH . 5iELOP11% A WALTER AVE StNFORD, ' 37. WIP.iFRE F GlELO f .,..•..Ik. - •4r ,.,.,., •_• •_ ' •' 'T&rFOR DE R BY Editor of Edlirria' Pap, CHARLES Spur's Editor Mec?ian.i start tnctrri,' "The gLI who filled in for you bought the stale' lotter' ticket you'd bought it you *ert here. He won SI 1W - '" cons.iaticin V MW fe'we'r- than it Ma ernie. liberal It ices I * ' 1 ' , ________ , ' ' ' - One Man's Opinion t 717fir tesa regimes alread% had made pngcr It public ceu? epor t R wILLiAP !.:.:'e't Editor Press !s4EiT FILL STEVENS Room Fopma . SUBSCRIPTION RATES 35i Weeè Home Dei,ve Si - . BV Meli Mritt ar e _______________ It Florida n' RUFHvEN E. (.plr Ness Service 5tatt Psptw' Si SC MOiI?t $15 DC I Yale,? Some As MDcn. Drl.vr', __________ __________________________________ i Dther Mi SI C Months S It I 5 12 mc's S?t DC Postal R egulations r v.a' all mall snpov-4b. L.6#0 in avaricr E nler,c as wccmc nasa ,nanr Octnbei 1i I thePus r , '777 3' ne cit Sant - , Myt' p - ovide .- tc Pori 04 ant meIe4's news or sdverltsIng of this ettiDfl cit Santoro: HerilD rn#v tie 'epOduceC in sow manner wIttia)i w tim ii5sc'n 04 tt' pijb5he 04 Tp,, 'j'e,ic &n in d'.sth*i 0' tern', nespLvu,ibe, icr aict reg,c,duclion *11 be at infringing on The -wool 'e'd habit for Camp, untimr, the P.jblisnec 0811i, except Sa lulaoot Suna..v and CPr'istmas ', - -_ ''he He'sIC ii a member Ut the Assor stec Pi'ess whicti a en IIiPC eniijs'veiy In hit 'sr I:,' r-oO liOn it •f the io:a fle'Al print" it: Mts newspapp, Herald Area Correspondents Ails mont, Springs ',,i'ir C.a, c' Le, 131 6X15 bear Lake o s Cot, Anr Rilet, F re Fern Park I Estates C.olbeo"od Isitbeocé Marilyn Gordor 131-ac's eeiberry langlewood Kathy Nibiøck 935 7 15C Marilyn yy -. 1931 of smmmalier countries Korea has t*c'ri largeh on the- sidelines during the Fears And Distrusts 1 - Like Monroe Longwvuod 322 2 ii Eel 57 Winier $pi'tnS Mary P4yfl 13551k Colored Community Miw&ifl5 3225411 372 5411 O.itona Debary. £nle'rpr'se Carl Allen DelIa's'. 57'. 1751 Mrs Clar.nne Son v0.' 322d41 coenews o.os Mawis Li: Mâthuija 10 52*3 dipiumiiiur ties and m&int*in rot dua (uple, News Service 327 I'D' 1315e3 Chuivata lie LLEIL&RD SLM()N S4ec25owsi ('tuns has repeatedi) es pressed tit, genuine desire to live in peace with all her neighbors Her ruull gtrriwnt suspicion of two of them nwe make this difficult, perhips impossible. 'The two neighbors are the Soviet Union and Japan Chtna's relations with Japan are still marked with deep distrust Japanese suppression, humiliutiuni and atrocities are still fresh in the memory of the Chinese Stage plays, films and literature abound to inarm-c that the inernor will remain fresh However, those whv have had a chance to observe China a foreign puticy firsthand and over a period of tune believe that once men more to Ouna's liking rise to power in Japan, and Tokyo will evituafl- It is the Soviet Umur more than an u.hrr coun try in the World that the Chiram fear and distrust For msin years to comne, the Ounesm sill or doubt turn a deaf ear tr even the is much Eagleton ticket to more than some ' i a 1 ' ' -' ten lISt Kire.an' a count '4 tat INs hand in es their own future than is the cast wlit, "lost such arnuitll sttes on the lust-West ideological front lint' Both North. and S'ith Korea ha'.e- math- empre'ssle. ret'ove-r-it's from the war that dc s_stated bolts Roth ant atik' to tall. atiot re- unific- s_ti'in from ;.os uticur' of t''ii ic1 able' internal strength, an eoualut'. is ret i, ut' ',e t' 'c." • _t . • mt*t cord2 overtures from Moscow Outa has learned her Lesson She carsic* forget that the Soviet Union I1 tier alone at a time when she was sorely in need of auistarw'e In the years that have passed since the Soviets withdrew techrucail mare. power and cquitwnt fruti. Uiuui, the ideological hs_ssr veer which the rift began teas deepened and at this time at5cr. era du not we tic's it cs_ri tie' r e'paired AiUiuogti the cuntrueetath,tn of the cul tural revolution days has passed and at. though the border etaiflicla at the Us, am River have given way to an uneasy truce, there is no genuine solution in ii renmde- di of Use theesit real or unagirwd from the &-'vwt U noun, sirid, more unportant. is pected tut be ready atan - Wiwtoddend China and her territories. Ut,sers'ers in Pefr.in doubt that Quna would be willing to begin, or provoke, an armed conflict with the Soviet neighbor The Uuntsk have made too much progress in the last few years to light. twartedJ risk loss of the results and face renewed years of eking out a bare existence. Nasty actior would make it dill ic'ult for the Chinese leaders to Justify- their steps to their people and they need the people to win $ war against the So- ' - ' water i BERRY'S WOU from :, - . -- but I will add 'iit' tank THANKS for our toting - - _________ a - [ .) dJ4 `11z to you that I /'-, - .-- "hen 1 doe-s mole - 1 . -, 11`. e•_ -i • " ' c': - I -- - '. J 'I. _____ --- - . i - . . spectalry Today, we wont - L 'afle-uc," this ill deftnttt''; - -. - l - . - -_______ Yniuti., County •',,t.r Ingest, July 721 'What ( '( -cuth S.rvte.s sç,or same 4ii' .'ll'wisit Ihern Ii'.. 11) ()1)tal " tile ('111(r, Itivenslit-i %L-iy in otir So-mittole On With .i f1e)y liko Poit,ol""I iA filIL41,4" I way. A g4xiol example Ls the Five l'csints area on highway 1 7.92 I can cml>' .'iy the titan involved will certainly not receive m> tc,ti' in the c-oninng eic('finsn rs',uriIIu-'.-, if his i [thu al licrI,' ,iiritnis'nck.l for keeping naur juve'rtules fr.srri rraitinv, in our Jail L4, Anti ICc-c Jim Itr',-an, jail tuiphumin, loin a program Curt If K'isehiwtt: Fiitssr's Nuts': Frequently the hur(h In- nuernl4ershlp personally put up hIs campaign i,eikinit much -- tie's doing' I( signs, hut of clilirce In the' end It want_s rple'iesi' on recognizance Is he cclii, r.'isps hh hllilnIle' or inicti'ael of Lail This is better, b'tiefjts eel the irtlisna eel his ..gr"s' lint :ns'itnwhik, why rat Lail fmt tly-se known to I,e supporteri. tructes urtit'. fbi.' city's ministers ,enil Liii> 'Iuesd.'uy's Ark Session on th e siveriroeseleti .il iiulyll Wit ,cttm'nde1 by only ONE tori1:115 stoner, chairman G ri', :., False Impressions ' l':shtor, herald 11010K you i'm printing iii> letter in cotiret'.' - If I hail wauted for more facts I might not tout-c' The Very Latest Thing Its . i5fWiIt n 1%' within hit" State en 9e' s', '-liege Youth fi'rvjrpi and 47441111>Y 11111411wic, righU ° "rot ,111(1g#. 11,1 11 and the County e'n - - - 'cruling fit in jill, .eniil iii. 'joutti c's Ihvisucri Stat" e, these I [1111 - 0'~~ ,~----7?74 .N, fit- stesieclil also he' rc'umin'Iesl nia , ,llS4h1) t.,isi I: liii' effort referring tit fix, fat t tile jigmi l" 10 t-ji ~bk " - Ilaytona flea-rh Inc a youth lot to liki in ,itily tt!atflwnt center the day after toTTiwTow' Anti -- facilities for an Violent youth, nwnipancy Nov 1 r,ijr's does not need to hue fancy Our juvenile center is jnsIiIg Ic. Why couldn't temporary ',r-ie is a pssitiv. 4uidarWP juvenile quarters be leased m,, not 'ust 4.tenflnr,, ,ot lose L> downto'n And ;uiinly -j.t,ntic.n remodeled using flee interest rn The big delay at first 'is iv -r by the Lank' maximum, security instead ii here's hoping arid •raying that Nih Schrwpit,pr's F.flvitt,fleiiefltI 1sign (;r-.p riuman guidance and tr.atneent o' - Meanwhile, those juverimle ;.ill I - il LI Yodrri Comfort HEAT - - 2 eth could be made mr,ra s-.rr,e- and specifications for the (n.e just overnight stays Let's juve n ile treatment center nut drive anyone to T1AIOICROW' Arid that our '4ay Thanks it'ti s) COOL ALL IN ONE _________________________ ______________________ Comfort t3mearjrded F! 5tIMAT Iiru:uiimuond Absent wa.s Al Flit is cchios speci ci ta sk it .'sp'cItt.' the baulilung of left .several F cisc Imnipressions Sheriff Polk later tn(ormmis'el file that of the 18 waiting prt" sentence lnve'stiitiution very few if any were t-Itgitule for Freedom -. guidance renter ar-I g.- juveniles out of jail N roess W.", W, ' report 'in his pgr jucenile etri Liii, slut' Its Iii,' st'riotisnm'sa of their conviction, [its plan to SOUTHERN AIR ntiaili' With iut'enils-t transfer these immediately makes go(t sense There were 8 boys in jail only ewt'r the runt' weekend. The average is about lice a day held tint and adult .c,,rmieni housed in city jails r -a ;tf-,',it .,,i' ,i,*..,t,, spaces released hat's' j,*N73610, INC. t- 00'l *A 2 t,i54 relieve' ovrrcrr,wilung of .idult 0HCME 171 421 noiles -. - -_ ----- ------------______ ______ i..- . - . E • ' "- - i. - I '- ' ' '' And nothing could be inure ('t'tt'Iiti , ' -r1 ; - ( 1. '1, f- 'vu ' - - - - '''" - - lad I . "- than, as you say, the ' im '-' .int'f ti,-to-maned. more tiutni MAITLAND 644.1000 B.3B be LtT1'ttt 13 Cr0 -: - - 734-8511 --.'e-'a.e,,.,,.e H.,, ii,,,-,' . i, , -' - I. - - voted best xricniv Drive a Veqo now i "ii e " ' 40 am$ stall SAAø '" " . , DELANO ' 13uilldinq a better way to see ,'----- '-' -.A. fi'iflt'-the'' less renal, arid It will cc lion'" ' r l-".'lpu '-i .:'my to ' ' - tmowiru'iieeitt rs'mrks I referred to it iii it ''coalition of the aggrlev ccl ." it is an Informal coalition, of t-ourae, but it Is saftlk . Oeen a.i ,urq rqrtt aicnq -'rhr' t r'u' ae es.'qu j ti"t little .' it 'r ..t ii't"S ev.ryt'irq .v.-.iL It rrve's well,, stc. wt'tL rurr.s ws! 'm .'ri .'!. -t "uf I ' Cl it locks pretty darn e.-rt'i few in 't.'t omy cur. Obvtousiy it takes r,e'rs, than .'ci -r vote for wheit the,,> bt'lit. t' irt' the best con F' • IV Y'tlT the,) ill tho Wi rid in 'iunous cutce.joris's. fliis year they v ited Vc,?qcs i''st economy se'done uqaurst £e'ir:e i ncdty Mi ll CnlIllf'w'titiOti from lCtf sifi, i. ,ttrmciny, ltoi>'. Even the USA. 'fliot s ( Iwle' i hrik.-utt' whore >'u think abaut it, wnner. Ihu'sm.' 1aik, really know cxirs, And c'whieil they pck it's truly ii WuIeilt't is' (In 1971 Vec; -m s 'I1I ', Cd I r ISi '.'. "dO Iii n > cars in i ''it the.' Ifl..UrmiLeTCt very fun-nt yt'mr re tb,' riairke,t, it ntiuun.i p '.1 that they arc"Enfonned 0 piecethe ' L i ia SATURDAY DRIVE-IN BANKING 9 to, l leil sa?,..s*, 'Vest r'doy - ' '01~ On All Personal Accounts Plus rather enjoyed eat,'xt lit this )e,arsele('to;I I ______ ' ,f -' - - I . • -- RE sthe pact Iwo iwinthis truve'lii, around ('s'tittul Florida, talking but ,mnestly listening to people. ,, .- I : , - ~, ' ', -' - 'a.- • S., sf the' '.n the 'uther tid •"• . your Jul~ re;Iti,rta!Your comments were most generous, , - n4il'AS 'Nhil. there era times `1111A CHECKING - _ , srid publicize other aye- 4-1p _____________ 11 1 i .crt 'sf .'eminote ('ounty ..,1 . __________ - 'c - dtway 17-92 In the coming 04-04, I .- INT 331(1. The attorney general knimess Mc(.ot e rn fies in uphill battle U SeI(i m i lurid i i spokesman c titers but he belie 'it i the " ''4 P)IAI"'1 4t*,,t th' 1'wisV . - Mrs James A. Via-4 lk-Ity V i ~ . - __. 11 i'-"e'ki, ,. shall 'sean" csther JUe to vote so we can vote m4licifirw like him out and our /~ I ,3v I I ______________ - I -- - viets ____________ - - woman arid bnc,n'evnr, icnfoe4. IriS 'U -- -;,':-; Askew sa id at the I)tziiotrimtlt try c ttlmi rid protection s' cciii do cstuitever (lie' isitionuul Convention in Miiuiia telling ttie.'mn you lice on Lake ticket asks us to do and we will fleas-h last eceek that he intendIto'.'. or Rom lake and hang up' mention In speeches that lend •'mt to rumuuupuuign for Mc(iesterit Ni road sure one o' out rut'mgtm. tors keeps UI) SO SSti can Conic in and out Iroini the highway - 11) - ,_, _________ iloelllll ageton a I - ______ -- %trevt lights - nol Ix)li(c McCovern and Sen. Tlwmas (liclatc, hio,.4wid tint - an I lxon4md , g.uman',s', pe-o', betserem the tut, giant neighbors China is th'tcr'muried not to give' an inch, either 1.t'.irapIucallj or ideolu. - 11 h,srt themselves to politics Ole rea- . Russia Every Chinese ins_n I .a5' Ji.• - Associated Press Writer .r ,occrmnm. sense illtie,'iul t'xpedie'nt'y in the-n" Otter mnennber of the all- these political pronounIf Mr. Drummond thinks need lk'nuocratic Sta te Cabinet are cements'' i one's d is av owing tInts' l.tllrcn on 20 acres and l.t, Got', Tons Ad' Mt'ceovern,. Such stalennents our little lake then let the less sure alliS says tie's awaiting devel- can cause 'mimic danger to a County ('onruhhissuoners declare title oprneflt.s candidate's credibility in tiLt Al I tithes mien to the r Shevin said Tuesday he had own race For ,reelt'ctlon" than and then tell rue what our taxes tun unpopular can. school ? No childrenoffered to support time ticket of support of o for ut tht Vietnam t,,nflicf and assoried otht-ir flabli (* 11, - - China i ' -'' ) ::; - - • 4 1 The Communist World Lake Mary Ann Ann Riley 0 Strategic Arms Limitation ll ftxt -EkLTi and 11w interim iq'xermt'n: signed in Moat-as on Ma,s 211 TIns is fortunate and appropriate, because it car, serve as a forcible reminder of tiis_tic changes in the prat te'•ccer rcltionstups isbn 1he hunt, and usus_lI dtermint' the intensity in Ito' of client ctatt, s such as tIe'- hone .cc for the coflfronta' By JFRF NUX)RF, JR. TA I L'tIIA.SSEF Fla. (All)luirents pay,, yet we are on State Ally. (.en, Robert I.. pt'nsuon and sadly ow-n Fit-c Shevin and Got'. Iteubin Askew hones' uu-rt's of land 'md a are planning to cnmnp.sIkn ac %4ith tit% increases %%v will IA' Democratic For tic ci> tori iii iii cuts up and units. out residential candidate (.eor1.,c is s C 408(11 ,ifford to lice p La' ii Tnt-nt possible' President Nmxon'i summit diplornacc has unitiah-d dr - .. t 13 P95 e,rb b F'utitw Lat &-O. unanimously adopted Ii'. Congress in 12%. the third week in iu)y each year is designated its Captive Nations Wpe1.. The pUrpUSe' if this designation is ti ptuvidt an uppropruite' context it whir'h &merscans r.uit nuinift'st their continuing concern fut the plight of same i(X nultwm Lust and Cen11 ET.urupeatn captured b) and Living under ttit Con,munlat rulers of the Soviet Urucm Earl Year airier i9tit' President Eiaerihosier, lenned. Johnson and Nixon in suceruion have iuued prrtode'ntia' prucmlaziuitiuns so designating the third week in July These have been supplemented by proclamations issued In gaverncr of nuin rates and mayors, of mans w cities. ho agree with one of the pronouncements in Public Line 5G-IA 'Ttw desire tot htwrt and independence t.ie the' overWheirninil nia)0n3 of the people of these irubmerged nations constitutes a powerful deterrent It war arid une of the best hopes for ii Just and lasting peace" Thu year Captive Nations Week will be observed against the background of the Moscos summit meeting, the the t''ei.sits far extreme cauti.m. it ue'lin witi. the Sk'vIet Twit re-curd se ith r't'spt-1t lntt'rnatiijrui agreemncnts is amaiingh c-onsistent "I'twit have broken t.exti whenever it has suited their purpose te do so. There is no ground for supposing that this pattern will thange The Captive Nations art, captive because although World War II Soviet Premier iuseph Stalin assured the Western Allies that Russia sought nc te'rritot-uiI aggrandizement. the USSR nevrrthek'ss ptac't'tci I: 144tI U or-cup and amine's Estania. Latria and Lithuania Scion thereafter Ramania. h4arid and Czcthush'vsekj,a were forced to hand over vatsi :tiumu.s of their Lemtont's to the Soviet Union H the end u' 1t'4. the S"t-,t'tj find trnp'j,ed Conimurust reginies on Albania, Bulgaria, Cztrdicislvvaaksa, Kuncari' Poland Rn'omiui' tro! EW G'ernuarry. thus es tending direct Soviet euntrii over a hundred crallion more people wIn is err once free The difficult of ever extricataW these 11* million increases with the passage of 1mw West German Chancellor Wilt) Brandt has accepted the Oder-Niesse Line' as the eastern boundary of West Germani and in effect hai recognized East Germany as a Commnumust state forever removed from the Federal Republic of Ge-rrris_n The Brezhnev I)uctruw makes it clear that no attempt b an one, anvstie're'. 11 upset an Cunimwuist gal-eminent too ill be tule'ra It'd suit are', ansi have teenI iise',I ,.-,.. ,NO, Lut you can bet that our tax ~ flofltomflhlttal ft ret cttp Thou tturnccomapldl%isauIdIul pt tmicm edits_lion on grounds of fi'j1i , scirne rous dci t Ioprnents flOt all of a Kou afl ;'mn.diK'e'd thee U.angt'd atmospt'n'rc' which mnziit's ra;';inar 1 CaDtive Nations Week Is ImDortant I RAY flit', .ini Ioippv too h;ivs' the tith's, isn't the lake OUIC.S" What are helpful, irticularl> after hut, i still resent be'init given retired aged people supposed recent Agnes rainfall blocked lh.'ni by one' I eu,nsiels,r a ews'lI' to eli - see our lake fade away line', in our area. We only hose -----------------r It.1utI t'ulipluist' (it mine tet a mud hole - tics' feet lots these people are paid otet(lrnc', Itimihi If S I bullaghs'r now see people ccho do not for this is one situation in which Ii.ive take front propt.rt l'2ee ccc t'inset a return on our taxes the sulli es' use of our little huh,' .is and utility fees. ccc ties -- echo pays lAKE Atldituonuuliy, we would also Editor, Herald. hear Lusts, like to commend the clean-up FRONT 'FAXES In the Foist Few days a rd) motors. screams. anti our and pick-up crews who con- large nutntx'r of signs have rrop'_'rty used as if it ,A--! . re if snstentiv and efficiently no sutiule nly appeared .ereiunuct public toirk, iicattc'r shah the weather Seiiilnsile County Iii (lit' flililIt' Vhi doesn' t Mr. l)runnrnond clear awn)- debris and garbage. a ca n for the office sit clinic on out - shoot us - as Sincerely, ''state' attorney,'' aged annuals and give the kids Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I. n'.it'ij ties' iiiiit soiiieone our five acres and ci'' h"w Inu Edmondson who considers himself oars' ectiuld even ta, land left. responsible to run for any type h..' .s i,c-.. ., .,n .,.s.,,.,. M 4I c I .i,..._i ,.i,, • • •_t ii 11, *1 lIi% 1*' tIfl*J *.iJI I UUL • I I I UtlII.L', L'5ln.Uhmmy nulls.' our taxes by a couple hundred attorney should not pollute the dollars a ,year we will fend Editor. Herald: area with such a large amount sutirM'r esawn y from ns the lake A17; MR. IfltUMMOND: of signs. I suppose he will show Mr. Drummond should further rt'cncurisihilufv by fauiutri' and tue' much happier with less cut ais seat cut itself' Windows - :' the re more' to those cit :1 but stiff initu.tl me'e'tini ('iii' ' jr on the I'anmunjan neutral ground but -- - Nat Whose little darling wrote all cover the W- throon) wall" Did the ~ iolorid t,% .surprise. but it did not to-ne totall% uithnul is an-sung afl Periodically, it hn% been carters golNi fur tsatldli''teeats shot this ahnf4itaphet do not read one word about how 1"! I f H.it•run victim The H.rsl4's rovn Shevin, Askew Pledge & otnt- r z,"t., 1 ,A,. dvcadeo. of shoutirip ma) have taker it-)# krvir', re',isteni, re'r,tainis u' -fr-ri' taxes Daill, we read in your acuuaint himself with the facts to remove thein after tillnv%ttsimper it w badly damaged Ixfore he snidely calls anyone campaign. I and how inuoich money it will cost to Luild or repair our t%,hoo6 - )vs, OUM. no i:. [MIN ';nu'i - shitsil l'aintls .insil cc,' hit',sr ,'%ie i' gut en us by Lite Sanford liii about 60 wr cent of our tat i1iitilic work,s Department. - fishiriut ',,r ' ~ f Koreans Mellow In Political Tide •_ lirs'scllt its nerc Ii,st v ri'sps'e he'd ''( tut hs•iivan;•s Agrs'm'une'nt'' ttu.iI n's iinttter taints ceill Is' uiss'el and no cc ,i t em shut iii:. nut r ,, ' CPA Our lake is sinall and lilt, Appreclotion in and -that incrvaNe took one and it tout retirement sheiks. We concerned, tiee'keul "ith I-I.Iufiir, i ie'rauit flit' Tat Office only to (inuul that l'tiis is to espresa our tip. -uiiui,tik' I 'tiUflt ti,iui approved pret- untiun for the excellent - u - "i - ' he- s - iut'''' you Political Signs - RALPH HAY! :)D! S , - ti'tdeuis he's - 'em;' :AEE k , but Ii a f:ih-t-r liLt Gr'u.rc - M('Gt-s err hue' :. 'ta ' rail- t ,t ill"'I pilitili vialvir (lilt ill the lak" to cc titer tilt grove -' w'ene" in the tin . -- the' ;wrc'e'nta'-jmoint difference between hum and i ucucern is arec'onituun gap and mkmd I' distills ittiisiit I, then e "ntiiinls the' itietici's tithil cc tile ii IAurIhi'r (In liii' tithe •tr.' par tests ne'rs fist, I r.itl cc',' re'atiuti Ccii)- till' huh'' sticitilil IA' iJjK'I* tee ties' either nec twrs In Ihic' e'ntirr ;smnjert tiiiiply i.i'c'iti' lies' origInal huhutt'totil' Insiti,l,'cl part cit the' lake'. If this were true ttis'rl I stI0tltil 1.-h this' .iullcuinlnit groce' 1/! .. __________ I it tiirii 'I io';' the)- esill hi' fe(hIuiri'el lii IIII Iuil imc- e' ss'rioti't lilt- Mollie of -1,akvSnob" and our take Our t.ill"are Lased tin I'livir crew chief, \It. Zanif ''l'lte htuireinais','' then I lake FRONTAGE -- so why ders, has been especially part t. - , fv ilflelI'illtlflel hut uiit,kt's It--lake puillie If lieu' etpen to tI,. eheu. eloper she ks tee lii.' ;itIit n his Its.' :etnutIit eftiuiIuIlsw)n ---- Such emt.tion.chargt-d esisn'ds could hi' as l.ituui to M. '-c emii, and as unfairly so. a the slogan - H um "---'-i-'. -, - ititu [ii'&li'uIIsifl AdS Ili nt'j'uls.isc'aII candidate ,i,t Iliunc in 188-4 Yet .rtunt to ad-IN cc the American imblic as thers rt iai non-since of the riem cx'ratic part e a , fl the healing pr' -ess of this- mItt w stiun that parts a' dc-lit ened in the u(-c- him cc tet'n niost of Amen fl' .s asleep Thus ma 1w rcmemtes-i i'.l .t' tl f t hliindt'i ht us t dale' in the- 19'2 campaign' Nc'i't'rttu'le, those is tutu hiuthcl predict a Nttiun ..es a in !cc'e e'mhi'r ma) 1st' in for sonic s ulrPruses ct op- .~- I . ~4. . .. I 11. " / , ) _____ ge'tinral pislin I i - ik" t'tiulttrc'n to go to school nccrrsuiry to call on their crews Issttiluit and a non tx)llhuts'.l lake' in Seminole. Noes Mr. l)tiiiii- after nonnal ec-orking hours If trying to turtste'ct seur prtperts 11101111 iuIVS we irs' clear blocked sewer lines, 81111 intl Inks' ,s slli,,ll Iu,srt In theii't';itLss' cci' the not cc ant 20 acres; we bar,' ,siwavs been given ' "h> if thu.', I utility e,lmIi.'. illsworth of honu,'s to 14' able to 'se proiiipt semen's'.' ' - \I.,rgars't h-I i(.eiiiut.st I mone) is going for other " ,afluu Reach hotel headquarters and tints ned him M.irsjiianus vo .1 Ii shouts of "Abortion' .Amncst ' II) 11W . . -i L - con Vietnam forced a confrontalion "till him in hi~ l.11,', " elepar t- (;v%lrszc3 Ilaimil-ach month's n'tur,'ine'nt check-- (its' M't'fld tear our tat notice canic' -I i ~ hunt is as for e-s.anupis- no, .cit ins;-.,ring s:1 ht cc unn a ,-%%, son iii .i shats'im'rt t.'o1 lis demanding a clar i fication I i'uuuii1.i e'' in e- arlesus' -- ,. \tis'h (ii this, of ('Oh-SC muse be due not to thmnL' I1 hut is hat sit hers hate taut hi e:-n himself has LiC t sitl in fu' name' \ t'tualle - it us not (eor gi Mc5c c-in is Ito is the cc, '. Sanford 1'ltv 1t'l-e .'arc For lii.' new Icllles utile' fcirt.iti,' isonlitrut ii consi st entl y isnel we nout cml Ilia* out Iii S'hicioi the i'msuntr' I es-c thought) hoping is I'di'l) ta', -oiuitt;g(Inc sit lice uiitist Ii lies' a quiet siiiiple' life - prI'u:ru'''uc e i'tics In St'iuiinsuie retiring tis'c.stise cut a duke and ('mmiv, and see are so happy iii nimiiit'reut anion.: Its resi.1 ut,stlusge.t spin,' We 1;ttuIcl ii sfe'nits iiitsl.'h tiouiis' hr cc iii's'l i'h.iir ' "The fL-st thing I found in tht nun,! this TnLltrUflg wits a from that vacation lodge say 101. the had uncTh'rrtiarf'cC Lt. Il24.O.anditskingyoutoaend check tar that armiciunt b% return mail Car they th that ww' "1 konu- t'tt LtIUl Vt. I, fine time or your vacation. but CP'7 Neu Glo b a l . llClljii'r.i(uIlfl iii ow %% Iwn neetivil 11lic first )var out ta\ noti(v came in and till .I roes think Ms'(eie etn ha'- , t1iuemonet how inns-ti nut can the soft-spoken son cit a nulnuster from It is the ideological c'ontp.tne he keep. . :iwr, the company that seems to hate' 'been altu te tell me, what was it reaU ML" . itii't 'se'It,e'tt a more do iIII'llt'., and the as.sktaiu-e' ret)Mr Itisner of the set' lotte' In ill) for either peoule's ile'te'ul t to make I h-parhriie'nt Buul'ttn: We soul land mththttren titi'iLinit 11.5.1 hCe'tl hieing on for 0th Iie'O bniiie' more cmii- a - Lola bc - - - ,,pit.inerit of the It ietnam litar and %% ho %:vmodereti !~ fighter for tas reform is as sntalle'r than it te.ect bS I \l at gas bill will be th u. month " "tWrntsaed you. Ceorge But Uu new gus fortm filled in you 1$ an awful TUCe guy.U)C' "I didn't ever floUr you'd fOflt until 'es1erds -- hilt has n1ewiis thing ir? bei'u the' t-u.n,'rn of the' ne'sgh 141r' Noes I cc tiohit like lii tick Mr ii''i,iflce '.iI in ce:tatfl OrCOS sitTpn isingl "V , POv GREEtV Adier1isin; Msnape i ." th se;.s,r i' ~ tr& I .. 1.. /r.'frv''-'!-i /, • ,10r.rrj fr.r'iirl !~t, 14 10 1, - , A,# I IT . -I . pI _-r ______ ''4 i .~, A I . living for 18 yearS in h.li We' .511' Ii uils thankful (or this' antI offer t -lean, test tin' water ford . HV /OLT0Li",jE, Circi,lattoe General Martaw J,')-4N & !.POLSK1. £uac,a', Editor '''p time You pc'ked a great time M-11' ho'l rw' sq..' •"• ,t'•i' J - - fkx ", icck "ii that the ile'vi'lueieers nut pit l'httil'i a minI cur a pistil. . never seen an% outmiler come in I ' r.-lr Just Moved , I fiat is ill i.. Ilu' spring, into a is inning ,,,101111isla - . & ASS i&. PE..' EC Vi r d it'( ( '.i}t C'\ t'T 4tii set tht ptctiires ycii took on your Vkait1OTL George, Shall we make' it neal month 54'JTT*. "Y ter has the nwrigs and your son broke his collar bone yesterda%, and right nci he' getting prean fretful "1 Lne I'd Left nr u the gas It )rU On beer, burning for two whole Editor one Publisher L. s E D DOYLE 'kL.s FLA '. eijWnCeI ' P1rtIt,'tiltir and a iie'io' n hike We have ins ned this sin , Ifl4I ttiIiiflg that flute' I have t-:chitcsn I hi'ral.t ' the cot etei grand piiic on Not It remains Its be seen is hcthei' (' ettFgC Mc(iit cin I life niig.i:uiue I in 2's'iict smig. as he statesi in .1 u- es that I ant nice tog with an ade anci' g uat'cl It',, I.' i a1i ate'ma i.srut ot Amer icon people are reath CII ceflC thing. despite his mcteoiiC ruse \tc(ioc the niinth of Itu.it mat. an unknown quantlt% in -,,-.ins us is cc en more ti iii' in the' cast' to r aU Spa is Ito t tinning inate Sen rhsni,i' f-' )'g' \tissoiit t The' latest poll 11) the Hat Iis orgafli;atinfl itiunsi Mct it trilling President Nixon Li 0 l2pttiflt mii'gifl in ti'r t't'nt 0th tie 16 Plflt' P hi-ce-is a i-act' • 4!. to till cswa race 54 Its per cent \ton-e si uflcantt) it tAOS alto tOtulisi that M c,-e cli' ''our children behaved like prrirrt little anri!. but I'm glad n'rt hli.A. 'ui augip. P1 'Uth in Flotilla I 0 1flt' TELEPHONE N Wha t you need is i vacation from your awa "'mj didn't get muct of a tar.. t'ftratinr,' did 'ni ou nimstoold the best wI'JJW'' Ui 't'ar whileVOL "i"i 'u '.ru "Id like tx hear all varatinn. but I guew i:'L ha. to wait until I get back. I'r. leaving on m own vacation ir half an how .. au put an a f ors pound. didt 'flL "Oh. is that w ht-r VOLwen!' We staved there .ar bet rrt -- , % mar P.." to It 'A lit hr quite annUiri tPiun 1'114 I, ;uperb c.rgaflI7atiC'fl and hard work and Cfli liii' i,isti Are Tiresome yn, look twed visMunn ever" 'Wa a good thing you carrot back , stion, Corairge 7"hat gi who filled in for you did i, great jnt" "Think of all 11w tga voi C'flUld buy flC it you'd just ''d twrrw and saved vow It is always a happy even: hen one of our :t 1dlow townspeople earn and receive honors This rr' we' refer to the selection of Laura Jo Garrett of Sanford as "The Young Career Woman of the State of Florida This honor came from The Florida Federation of Business & Professional Women's ('tubs and was bestowed at its state convention in Hol)vwcod last month our con'atu1at,ons \oi To Laura .1 she is off for the National convention of the B A P W clubs in Atlantic Cit' where she will compete for the national award This is a long step along the road of professional recognition. A step w hich could oring honor both to herself and the lakeside city which is her home And one she will surely take hr P - ing ti5is e'e ii to II .li' Itin Ui in - - W e'v"c teinri', in hwk twyenul iiiJihi' Siie4i" or rnlrrs iii lii" I:,htcr, tlerle1: the' I read all all Ii,. 4- lit t-r:r Iil1 C' i:itl4'l. In tin' rnliiltth's of hItlt'ilflaItC' In r.'isr rio i' tier lii husky regarettii a the iiolivt'Iiials eandklates. new spaper And tittati', n enthloOtttIflfl on I jkp Itiecs ) ;eg tItCIIut IIIk i II' liii' 11114' estee. •i;qw'errel eu,iltl Itch 111014' hum re 1 iike Iteic.'. be I iruninoirset l,'1ite liii' 1llflhtl1 I eitiitiiIsiiiii tin Jtiiha'iI tile ny merIts ;, wool It ought till lie.' posiiiillty cit er is a I ske instill Sincerely, Ifescs Senator flU (limier ettir te hut irl little' lithe' tshe e'elnup.lredi Iii Sizes cit lakes Iet'i'lliIihihIi Il tutiuil tour if it is ne-re's . Vacation ._II &%_ I'I kl.EV ( i Il ' A., ' Offbeat Ruminations poicv ior wv saieiy 01 We purmc at. wcu as uw _tI..._ I t.i;.c.'in's amazin thit-e-i'ai 1.-i • sn l;e--n tisiI it% to national 3i0nhifleflCt' i i, iOiiikOl from trom completed nit sniall ti','et to ti.-et It Is, one Ihini --a it Ii o u Dento',4it;c pal ft the I dership uf I apparentle begItti the hands of the 1sl pros e,nsi to have tlI0.1 %'-'.I) it I,;' the paris int. .m'damental i'ehapiflg of . i is or npjioiic'nt s on.t ,.i vesuth' anti minot itics and and old Leftists nc Judge Charles H Scott and show cause wh the death sentences pronounced on 9, inmates of the stale prison should no: be vacated On Nov 21 (;ox- Reuben Askw has called a special session of the state legislature to enact state laws which would bring them into harmiin with the intent and purpose of the Supreme Court's findings and tailor the still possible death penalty to the needs of the state Thus do events pile up and show the great variety of issues which eontinual!v confront 'Iti7C'nS and their public servants Keeping cool is not easy But it is the only proper way to live ?rouh this healed pt'i ii1 itild is. in its'if, ii u rewarding our uC ft - -- -j____..- -,- T- g,4; 44 , 1 . Ne'i'ghbor Concern & ill !~ Winning Formula . N wFien i Iciricla & orreciins i'iii- -u Wainwright is to appear before U S District needs of McGovern Needs = .; i ) Reform Quite .l_..t..._.I_... __.1_.._. I 44 LII II --' \ VM flt �1 t'TheSar1ord Herald V o Snfn O.-Landoli. regititerrd shrrtw: pwWti Mfl .- : _#__~ tr-s& a th - daughter ( Mn. Pu1 . - ... ri(d'tIt1fl lint!i.rrnmpc*r.is-: Wi "InLet fl m - *11 71leroupirexchanpetivrolon I, tg-nun'J *ttii a' wiu.c .4)ms hrfart the altar wtnrt • . . -N -.- . ' . r-ancflt nntnncn,n. z: a'r1ntei1 on either stag, :. ,iutr.dar4' takrti of whir, dtfl tipped ir green, srui I - trriJ ;,. %y. •1 -4 . 4 ' --- 11w hid.- chcic- fir her owi a fnrrwi pnwt Ictatunnec %tIf: sheer iIrgurlzk zr I. 1ifiec f.rupin. c '-ft wilt, thi .- .;cc :crdu $ iaru 'it''. wuzutlant handea in. in . 0YALLMR .1%lNi, M,F~S THL_I%",A.~- E F' .-nawc rw'c,ljiru and n full iuhit"lt - r.rohhrd A-lint ,.h.ir c•r- I i.tt V. inter Iai-L Muir Iart•r •)nnv attended Mrs •zonei ctics* a pat. blut szter ur niusci n tinnar Stool rre;w (treM. Cmpani 5v1ec wilt. nUt ware a hr-nuul gown of 1cm. Inns. t tilt I let tn t'-me? cheer wilted cvrc r'.nr ph. mc flirt z I titnilt itt .4iI iut.11IuPi.r. tI.t ??"" svis1 i Whitt and ttue .:ripin. $ilht,ul!tu wit!. long careutltar nrrsagn Tint -,Ir;, bridegroom, riwereri it, lamit greer, ant _~ to - EI= . , 1 - -- 39 . - - -2l-TIM-__ 3 - ~ I -1 M 1 - ; - - - to. - - -. -- t-.-- -F .- - - . .• Sir V .- -• f': '( \-.. - ;.: ! : - ('C '' • : . ." \. .': hc': -: J.,, no r.1(' .Cu('. \ : hc '•- sm L • - i.'. \r 'crp( I ha 'e tta.i a p:- --i-e' n 1'.111"i tar trc'i.k id in.' for the taut Iwo -rars and 1 am so isehameet Of It. I jw hat-c to tell sometne I tush )4ATF habuos' I 4.nit k,,o-a ,Ali'., hot I want in r,-t them linl that rbiaculooe' I want to ewerv'..me this I Lr-ç4 a a ghhoc't tub' t.',i* anti ( (_ I *I. • I I • II •' -- • • I• A I f k f , I - a ' .' ' 11I lfl iI.4fl Men MUTTW I, l:ii it i - - JfII '1at Mr,' 11s: &nith. M:-s ;u1nt' nr'at vt- c.ar.-i ' M'. Rtt RLcw 4-,' \V. !wlch. e lMa it Mr,. Sut cevniwll Mrs, F4i '.eu' uin.i '4-'. - - .T'- C_ :'- - ,•- - FAMM~ - - - --- --•• . Ju Mc.ctr. uttm. fl.ii.-ur. Si. urine Mnnçar liar-, I.IIfl r-flJ. Fur-ella lug.. mr and Rnidge: Kn1utr;. . '-'ruM *ili tn'-.-nrrn Ut ---- lttit'. RJ' Oi SUL :. -'.t-r. '\ -. - -- - - - - -- " - / 111(1(1 'ii - • '11urri 11 ------------.; - -" rk - in ' - -1 R Irv( r J r. . • Ii -- t.:,,t. . . :. ., 'rt in ( ----- - W fl\ - -__ [).i,1,%X;ni., .1L ..Irk. Mri.. U. ant r%.iIjC, y wedding has been called o(1. the weddin g gth,-$ nf sl'.w •e ! !r vft l - eorac-erntng marriage between a Laiiheran and onl-u Catholic. neith- at whom wanted to be married In the others church Re-rent changcs In the Roman Catholic (xrch now permit a Catholic to be married by 5 minister, rabbi or CIVIl official wtiu there Is stdf'tclent I3-S0fl and pairmission of local bishop Is (allied Slix-crrty. flFAR k!! ___________ We've ust solved V I . - ,ilndn Imnlvd~j~tull I a inidt t. lb. grunOrtunUt- otrt'mia,rt Ranustla inn. .5..:' : - i- Mrs .lescu E Tast, Iu- war lb. - - - ' - ur pro blem LT. R L., CATHOLIC CIIAPL.AIN. 14 U- Ito :::::t -A---. • .' :.• :- i -tu. 1 - hr;iwr gz.ciri ci the 'ride IUn r'u - V I I -t - 4•t ¶., .Ià. - ' • - •.:... -" i rnrr (rjindc yen Pole % , - crzithwtt irFiruurr'e ' Ofl.'OU$ FRIED CHICKEN T .r .' 1..t P4 M'T a t' ri'i r' a V. lantir huanL. Orueruir Cft-luind. r. j -- - - - -. -. _• P i- p1 4 Ji( ith u1ifl'U 'ur' ((it riitica! LrrnRtr4irt ° srnirinle I. tu;itttr No rci•m ill Thi- Eaiterr - .r r-- fr'rr. hi ll Karcr. I eart ,-iu1 tin ' ii"n • ;, ( ' ; o-ht riemk - I rnrrinrtault: ar-t 1_v-er Lu-er t'11' I l • ' t ._ it . V i -- -' \ anti P Iii \\ I •-- 1 - ii lit i ,,. •, , .., ti'. ue: is: Itit tar 1 -n la:r at' show t ti tilt- 1Was.. Nant N -lit - and - I oilier - -fiat u'-tnrt et a?: Ito t-hothnrt nt N - t ---a'. -loot. stun- tustiic'Tu- s '-a Intuatalga era - - - - '' 'lp t,ait tac•',i1it t'r;uat'I,-- rintia- ttIt,;-t,ii- tlt.i.ii tl.a-.!t I Palimi dint' titlh- v it hiatt tiurdr:iit1f lee llrt fliot a thur. Itit- c-tint c-IIitiflflt ¶;-e,' at ,'tiliyu v auld di It, atlalitnut: Its.- ureutun. oflmnp dun-ubuhit stflird tt)fluiant - arid tush ltZi!tUtt clint'- niitntntutturr-r'r w d ç ins ii I tie i 1711' :'dzi:-e'd Its, it: it t. .aurarlc Tv e•nnit•r - - arat thature'tPlati, a II unuut-rwedgepiuttcirna tiflstuaitl ptiisc- 1-hag, and ru 5tiht- ti-s-ia' a-- - n-siLjnr ¶Ine'i' v II, tiit'i pt rtlettut- Ituit 7 ai-:-j - - '-.1'4 thee' exttfided It tilt, liiht t c1I ttut- to cu 1 d St 1 tud'.c the knot - 'Ileqa (1111 lilt- putrid with o ut giatv t-igtzt p I a I t -111'rlr.Jet'tat)nn.mtihdcCt ;stnf we- tt,rit- ak•,' itt. uspid) a - tenul loving nitalth-ci 11111 au-vt-pied I". hit- US itiLttt' prilt-,' in file *201 hei'.'. -.dries were- tilt- stilid re-inl vein, itiductm and ma% vt-i: tig 7 igiui'. tInt- t & . d riio.t J%tl.tilf C nnl th cc ln;aITn, ni in ii ii- a l,ii hiuratible illusions rho. I an,nt,d I'. 1i1:h'vragtnl ;acaf !!I t w itt. .- t -;':a:,:-. thiit it iY-41V'. u' :- - 411L3sti(' : Intl - - , I,4..,1 se.4, • I.itr J Donald L Hurrmgiona. Good tear Slut'- rocturts genera: " ,ttaut durable t-vliuta, till- riussi'. a-tharit:Te:? -t.:gh pluatlurrni shot-i will t-tiuni* four-inc- ti het-4. tent fr e jo lito I trtaitrni v taint -- It '. it. fin L- ,-t- n arnp t,:-1n '.iU - I'Lillo UtrtfWle we-igtu ulli'. one-hun if as niacin as ruLihe r and is un1 two-thirds tti.- - Tell Lill yaur Slim W.' %')',J rev-i' heat-it, for vomeria :1111114 1 und pilot.' ecn-erage parties, clubs. cIt. I should Lit- ritede sit le" a week it, nt'.iti(-: t.Liati uu:1r11 ' tanid LI II ii UdIIi IC Ilti '''i- 'tIe- tatte- tuetvn. clet-viopain - Iue"urt•Uaarnt- sulmg I or ,'e•t a-n cu '- c-ann- anti expect (- L1n1e the lamgtst (tofliecti c• u'npl,t'r titw ticat tt slit ' flu.' t stated - iO• II' slut' ;iIuclut.. attn - uni',iutr% 1usd ztar.. y.- t-an-r al t- rapt'raenaet- prudiar-ing tirehaunt tin aitta n•utt-n'. partdi?u1 anti seats ' tie- zidued - - - casual and spurti stirn- taut.' bs•ra ttat art-us,' ut t-uflc-t-ntratloll for tauI Or,' ttcusne- sc tan Lie-titus.' cit its light vt•nghnl and v-id,- lattitudet 11CC ' t. ? aitisdtt tayiji!t ' ' ' 'it '•t LI C t I lii .1. a' 1ec - \.: irat tst r.-v la-i tin Little ci tun I r - I )&, 11 U¶ ..i~l M 1 4T F idistizut Shop titw- rrtzirtart -- - Si' dot; 'I ,zutfge- lit' %%,. ., Ili tine- rut-v ,'tit,t,' ti•% liii- itr Li the TI Ti, I 1t t 4 -I it C '-4 . - . every department for savings! $..-- y' - & - ...-.: suociates and reach right conclusions- Showing more devotion to your gond friends brings fine results now. Evening it eacdlient for socui matters DLA".IC)".DS to 1O i: w - *' 201 ( -F ,- - - - t1A IK Sh.-1tcJI - :4K tt-llt gold hut 14 e S-t-t 2(UUS-ak - }Le 50T this Accepting invitations to group activities is wise - Dress ' 20 f -- .i - I , - T'(LSak1-.O(n an-riva.' I)aa }teg 0I'91n Sak'L% Ldsl4F ' -- Ring 41 9' S-ak 44$ LOS tha ! - p Pendant keg 11X tLSakOQ% :=th14K t ' -litaw it dun raw We-dthrt& I-11n4: - __ ZALES gw'L'sis - - - Fwruos Brand E ,c.z Reg LAs v2tha Baylor Rcj 49.95 Sak44% I : ud'.-ari -t '.rt-a z firTrigKintletnis are h,'LI: :aacit it edittirud ;a14:t - '-'s Tht.. TUCKS.. FRI. TIL 9 - t'.I.uSb-axlL,)iver flt-h: G.00 Sale 2.00 14r'.g 141: Nnvitda blind ct cifdaaa. I-c-a - 21 S-*Lt2SS2 I - to 33(( lAs vIa tJ 1 •' Rt-g 3Ut((Sak-4fi0I) L& ;4E cii t)anrwi- Itirt :: rita I .ti 4'-" hI lit - l•4 9-(i salt -, 6.00 .- ,-•, ;1c1-f[s A\l) L)ro; Lznrrmp :::,i' .,- n': l- tltaV.e'J-dinti Sc-: !.eng 33'U( Sale- !6U0 -- to - 1)1Y.ir \T- \ 4P: I rim Tit-iasc Rent. 7(X Sal.. w 4K C thk - car-.: -; (i41 Reg 117 11711. ii i-Sub , 7M'U( -- 4E t c-univ tuna, 4 thu. 'tus Firs-rultir . LAs Farriuu Brand IDVELR't 25 - -. . SANFORD PLAZA Mans >h:f Her 6-0 Sale 21* Fj 4 10O your test 21 to Feb, 19) Gaining the backing of a f higher-up where some public matter is concerned Is quite eAFY 40 - 'today, especially in a m. Pay bills and improve credit- Avoid one who argues PISCES (Feb 20 to Mai 20) You can extend your outlets AQUARIUS (Jan btyond theu pneent Limits if you have to travel to gain the cooperation of others. Listening to the suggestions of clever people will be most helpful to you Avoid one who argues IF YOUR CHILD IS BOkN TODAY . - - he or she will be one of thou- deLightful young people with a mind few can fan change once a decision is reached, so be wire while young to ga v e the (west pnnaples and tenets for duecting the life; then your child can be a success instead of a failure, leach early to .e cooperate with others, as there is a de,ue to make a great deal AN of money dun-lag the lifetime Send to the finest college you can afford. The Stars Impel, they do not compel" What you make of your life is largely up to YOU, Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for August ii now re ad y. For your copy send you: buthdate and 11 to Canoll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 629 Hollywood, ('elf 90028 p '-rvw p .- - -, Ii.4• a? *0s-------' ' - "" . -- ' - - - ' - . - - -- , I Elam+i I - ' --I ti's' (rnt.rnsuhinnnul i-ri.r.t : .r -.11th WrlhIrrg Stav'iet'c-- / $$ ,)'.$I "I f t- tip a-n Ol t 4- mi I. i i -i Ar ;'u'a i , lull Nhll l(otIorlinu'' 'a.?t, I,ilirry • Ileraun, Three I'?-,' '-- iaicls' t,atnigtat stiur ladler sac a, nagging wife vt-- ,,fa. ala! naive vasic e fatlnwa him abs-ails in -- I'aar,irIsi'a ajt-1, " pot-d r. ___________________________ T F P NOON IlIjl) - 011 II) ( rl'.l s' t -ttl( C It) triiitt of (sintiwiens sat I i'.iug r.) IiI'l'j))lI(' iibi i)EAH l'Ot.IX .Ind Fa'..' - We hats- lived In a 2.1-'.. ran-marble out old house for sit- c-n sears , have a lur. ioutblack fireplace e'.ers chance we get uand it tines not crack All I do to this marble Is wipe- v- ill,a clamp C141111 and It Is still shining I hate heard tit a polish for marble lust have neter trio. it - l)t'INN.-\ It Polly's Problem - - - .i\ -I-or sell- t-ral months I have been liE-Sit 1101.1,Y clipping the Pointers for fIt' hojac- chest as I "Ill piling married soon I weinilel like to know tat any ideas other readers must .- for filing these Pointers so they cute- inn polite kind 1 order - MISS A ' (A) '.arch hi' iorn, ,r,,a I'll !.plit Seceirwi I 00 (3) Snm.ci.t (a) Whats My tsr. Drnijnool (5) All My Children (5) I%.-uh.ahi Atlartla ,'% I'ilitis,c hcj I 30 (3) TP'.rse on a (5) the Saiter A 10 (7) M(ttia' () (Of flaf lIar Y 00 IS) Movta'i to 00 (7) Plitnt Gallery Ii 00 U) (a) (5) Naiwe II - 10 U) T(4110h1 ciaa-w (5) (5) Mo.ir'. [ AI1uc.*IJUrf WI 6:00 (5) Slim Mims 3- 00 •--. awn'. mno*' WAIT Dr'DIF f -•, __...JTriiTT-1 Dxtosv (a) Guiding Light (5) Dating Game (2) Another World (5) SaeC'et Storm (5) G.n-Al Hospital '.-"l ----- - ,rswRiscuir: ATFP - I,'. t'19Ta'')'ir* r.ou'c_'-a r. _____ (Limited 411191194111`1`141111) • Sc 04 . 10 0I $ , J )eu*rant nancy ira-psS5 Si,, (5) Eog. or Night -c@ life t Live 400 (2) I Love Lucy - -- - I IEREVOLT My Three Sons 430 (2) Hi gh Chaparral (a) Perry Mason The newest and biggest yell, - S:10 (2) IS) News (6) Green Acre-s £ - _. -* 11:00 (2) Sale of the -. - - COMING SOON .1a . 5 : u't uyj,'i 11:30 (2) Hollywond SQuare'S (Si LOV• 0, Lite News - p .-'- -ty.rCLC'vtkcc*i Styli • -- - - t '4 i t _'( () Love. American I - p s p.. T &EpSffi c Cen turn 44 : : s-i. ' - (a) Ne-v-i - : THEAPES! : () Mcviii S, ---r- r', Love Is a Many-- 30 (2) Return to Peytot Place 7:00 (2) Today (6) News ) Bozos Big Top 1-00 (5) Capt. KanaaroO () Mike Douysiss 9:0 (3) Phil Donahue (a) Romper Room (5) Movies 9:30 (6) Virginia Graham 10:00 (3) Oin.hs Place 10:30 (2) Concentration (6) Mann Griffin "1:50 (5) Fashions in S.v.inQ colA - N, I In Cad., -- our. uowsfe.. Due-- 7.30 (3) MORNING a,Ijrca'. 'SwgT F iii I InC.),, on eeicc 55151 AGAiN Spl.ndove-d Thing (5) Newlywed 17cr, THURSDAY f - 3 00 (2) Days of Our Lives (a) .d& - •rsa,rwu,Yr7 - raç,ir I'. As (5) Let's Mali, a neal 6.45 (?) Spoils club cii keeping a roll of paper towels on th e holder that snaps in the tore or emit of the towel tubc I glued theruts of twoin en- I a I screw- caps from meat tendenier bottles any bottlecaps that fit will work just 1414 - a' we-Ill on the c-ntis of the - roller holder with Iminca' -' hold cc-mt-nt, let drs o%-rgreat No lash jiis-t flight and the next d;s found it won more towel troubt's and now I can sniile w Pu-n I re-at-h for a paper towel -HOSE ELLEN Match the world Turns it, 6: IS (6) Sunshine Almanac 6310 (5) Summer Semester - - 05 ) l'nttsv,wal S I".) (3) I%IIAnI I) 'he-.is-'- t.'ll I.i'. c' ,.lne h a ll men fold l)1-'t U - 11.1 v that her tiitirltla fire tine- ,' will c-ran-k If she iis-t's III that man him is Oft' ol the lu-st nrasti-r taut (tat a lit milan a' I'll"[" is on, of brow a mar him in ms 11 31 011' s ()Ili beam.' tatici a-ucla winter thes- inca' it i-onpttinl is- ( )\ OTT the S itu s nar t ow lines hate all eared in tire' marble hint tlns-y all, not cracks and gi'.t' the itt'pitict' etc-n snort- clzasran- tsr I)ti It'll l-avc' tei enjoy her fnui-plaa.-.' MRS .1 Ii I) I)s4,.-Iii Theatre ca-Iris roi'aavp at, %c, A'S ii 14 cc,t A51 a UCS uan I P-flairs's Sash, r.a-5i, Plss Atil IS tai't s5cnd*NSOlt)w'u a? I a Wa ci a' TO PA F votes'. vo.0 Pli 'AT i ta'... Vs,,Isa,, tutu., Ni a CiCada, cc as .d ata. I It) lit P4.w 1 no (t) II..Jin'. iIa'to (5) Mouse tat l(ty 1k 1,01.1.1, ('IL 'I'4 t - 17 00 U) jait'ssittht (a) Wta.re It. lis-s,,I Is lvi PZING 9" ,' - ' 'THE ,fA t GODFATHER' For FamIly Night - - - "7 WIN AT BRIDGE - -- - Fried Chicken Dinner* and any personal affairs you have started and can be very effective at them - Take the treatments that improve health. Getting -- I. __._i WI i.. SMO S.. us-- -iii.- is. IjJ4 men Lfl5UiAIJ 5 SAGIT1 ARIUS (Not 22 to Dec 21) You want to plan the future better and can do to with the help of those who can give you the right advice You have a good hunch about some fascinating satuation not yet in ecidencer CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Contact f ri ends socially you have not wen in a long time and good things can come of C-' loll, - How Can I Be Sure---?' - - We--ct v- as s s-itt.in t s-riuti,:Ii Its duck tumuit es .'lntlsaahis S pith had to lust' .initl('I (lilt.. p;ieit- arid a trump until tlta' t,e1 v- ill of hit ;iasrtrit-r South hat! thi- Inusuruari-'-play at his tit'.laisiil ha- -- - -p- Service From Ii: JO A M to tO: 00 PM. Sunday Thrill Thursday 11:30 AM. to 11:00 PM. Friday and Saturday SEAFOOD lnesp,nslye,y Priced EXCELLENT it,taulcl have- ji.a. d the jat I; SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) You are able to complete he e-xpiuuirneci fit., hauls and etmntuaul'. star _______ ________ -: L 5 IOUIv c-ar naunutat-' ,-y,' set- pca!tu't- taiuiue- nit: :' nut- flaunt- turn dntiuria u where dun-ubulit and lit- : w righi' i;uuuilutat-r art ad- tuge- TIua-t- mur-l.etr m. gull inttth'tar- arid w tirk %tui.cire-s, - ! - t!Ihes _ - 1, - rt'4 - 1 .- F) .. ur a tuunint-au1! f.m til t - !ni.-,c l. nor' unit u.tnit-,- tat' e-sz: : niulde'd unit stiles car. urn::vt art unitmttt-d Tzurnta-t'spra - ini dijipurig mid v i;.: tectir:ique-r It lictuit-t i. arid u ii a a a -,, !r7 , C i .-T -., ~ nV Comfy Wedzi e Stages A Comeback III I I \ !i : 10 - ~_ .'T lure of all )- our facts and figures now, for there isurntierstandtng with others This applies ci like?) to i-c some rn alic to uwng the wrong word that could give an impression dIfferent from what yau intend Search for errors cci to others'suew points boakk-eru'ag. and loARII- S (Mar 21 to Apr 1Q) Showing detotnon to the one you love and doing )- our utmost to help hum or her ci OUf best bet today A little tame spent going over your bills and handling them propel-h)- is w-ae Don't add to present expenses GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Forget other activities -- - - I lM)I1"S I'4)1TEUS - busy ourself with duties at hand and jet them behind you quickl>. well Fret more future time Take the right treatments that will give you the added strength you need 2 to July 21) Since there is MOOS CBILDRFN (June nothing real)) cn- -cortant to do in p m., get out and have tine fun you want handle routine wart early. Delve into hcbbics you like dur'rug free time. sl,' LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Take care of basic matters in your life so you have a feeling of security and sureness Do thaw small chores at home that are necessary Evening ci line for rest and relaxation VIRGO (Aug 2 to Sept 22) Talking over some plan with alsociates during a in. can bring excellent results now, Show you are most cooperative Get that writing, reading and studying done that ci of importance LIJIRA (Sept, 23 to Oct 2.') Financial affairs should be fast on )'oUf mind this morning and you can handle them well Show ou have good common acne. Get sound advice from a business expert about saint liability. 0000 - The A IN p . -- 1i Miuu'-een Mc'C icr' Gnd Lrtvt- ta the- iU nvic.tand Edit. Spangle! L:e' Pric' icor GENERAL TENDENCIES: You need to make TAURUS (Apr 0 to Ma)01 Talk that new deal over with C *- p- t -' a I 6" 1 8 . - a solution for that problem 40A616641& (ruin the cu-roll *tet Institute 'V PECL. LLJPChEO : 't Dtscser MasPw Pt.'.t it • .•i f a - - DEAR POI.IX - I found n oz~ , - - "I'll. :: - I!. difficult enough without having to struggle with Ittv . bitt'.- billions . Please urge I he Into nufact tit irs to jut emit t gra;' typo snap closing or MI-T,\I zippers lilt till (-fill ilrens clothing at least up f •-i:a - four - JO AN KNOLL AIGHTR$ -- 'irtuii:i Thi- triO. a it her Luac 1.'- - -- i I __________________________ 'A' A A - liE -SIt l'i)l,l.Vf'. lit-h I'at'. a' is will, lii,- titittins ''a infants' and toddlers.' clothing Dressing a wig:i'. bushy S S - MIL111N Fl-kL of have for 45 lunch 1 "1 W it nat. c Uti tnt. a. I hrila. 1. ctcruslnf.sca ra a a' litmut' Wirlecrnj,iw. at ' Where •)ur-nt i' -, Miss I..inctu 1' Start.. Bsithug.t The brsdegrnorr, ii - - t1t:'' -::-I ,r •.iinnevi1la . I: _________________________ - 11 I tO Alt' - 1110 '1 .,rP Fc-lalrusiun I 'iinacrly Miss 10 fit" at- c'asa Ws-llea-e rot tv-a volr -Isait hair sit y whati P 'lie' ?f"st .i bits.' its- alataimfa it as as rai-rC..'r )1 WEDNESDAY h ,M-1 u it.' law- a nsit tiuit cirIcibu crrat4 ivii;an-vai as (tic eanarip - a - I io.' San,-ivrr! - - ini'l i - I he (aol) - - John 'N 'Iii -era thInk.. tais to-san friar - I death Pry a v0t1tW', d.I I if? a wrt,u uwTV Oaf Ih'P,i .- ,boel-d he rntarnet till Smile • :r i t -': • :rc n- nt .4 t -- tc lIst. la' (carte) lucIa lua,iiglitag as,iaiggls.r ! __ d bless and DF.'tR rt-77LI-I- Tell her the etlqwe4te bøcks say 1.11,111111 ' ii r ( / -- T_ . iid to the V. hat 4. ' 'u thank of a Ii nan.l who DIAH kKb\ arorpteld an esl-wnsn'.-r w-e'cl'dan,g rn- sont, the -i v-u-talC to laY. 'Tiw .'c'dating has tare-n called off far (In- ttn'.e beIng, lootocawse I had some ce-nc-stab thoughu-- -but the gift you gave me kai&s great in n - apartment And since 1m still dating the Ps - we might still gin-I niarrwsi later -SI-ic cl-rise-ti with, --I ek'.nt know what the etiquette hooks Ky in c-asos take thus but if n--au know ale-ace tell me -P1771 flItS 5 5 Also Mrs Fctt M,rtt !:rtggu '4.-i CilIiLthZi a,_ -.•_' 11 eu rret'ses that II. and he 4 ralglant • ;- -- h'isatprn,at Sin. Ilasaisalal nrc In a Ing k1w.( thant a mill a east thersu baltic, usnal even b'naI hi srieson taS'IsIle tishutig n larlesaract Iso hail, a lo, 111,11,11 a lilt lii- their aolla a' a sat tccilmsua.rsy witsirecea sisal s sasntis.Iia a SinlIaayc rea'.,l Wi-Il a'..-' ails-sI aa'gasua-,it with CIsc wins, slice iii tarn- Iii c-ia limia tsgiialrig saul its icc a. bait PC tar s ,fesaiamcu:a) s at vi' liii. Irs a n-eanr.aaaa guilia- ti stash - .od hit-S. - im. • • - • S ite - - lit eu need I. talk this pq-cbIeei got with a pw.4.-astnal eeun.rkr Tb.' fact that IuIIon, seekiog a the pkm anda I-, arc a çtw4 pee-sow. Talk to sour dot-ten- a bout will rv-ec-.rnmeswI the proper c-ownu'ttn for tow a'. (rem habiri GM wwaaUmc. Please iat ,N tx-I'le-ch...: - t s.isltor a' earcart iini Mr,' jrt - •"- $ 1(1 1`1 1111 ', Asluisia Ii ill ,ia.i, fIns h till 1, 311 -- !'.iiallciy serial T'RFMLtt .IN(1 DFkR - •! Itat't 'sill. ut as I - r,on.:afi hc' j..,ts ,içi wesrvaJif1 - 5 rir,tt,sa, It, en---'I-t. oca_If w)a.ri the ritcni iin i I Its, Medic- el I erOs-c i II.ruin Mimic Mnrktaaecvs vats-ca atatri isa us clot-tot tssrraosi Pa4acfslt ii nalr,alriiatrnftar vi." finite Pain,.c-t' In cci aisca'-rga'rif-v aitasaitic-' vials Ii i nil. (rae Pile ur,ealtu it cli tile (tail 11w' hilt' h is he his'v- I7' his s-ti ftur n niiqratiea ,i,ftleflttistIP'S 4fl ,, I" ,iiiraictr:ata -cn (affia .wI,iraia (inruvw,ra aarges tiIcri No aIim wPi' i tier 0(C!it ' tail for is-' ts-r a.b)i- . is abets It viii w'I1 111111 a,,aagglr, has's, a4ia't Clash laa.stiaga' In - laicelite 1.5 tti.itnliia'l $ h(salWf I taut I iiffs',st mi-fgea's Ia' tinala' Mat 'lanaI Itairgeac Stat s-alight ;ahis'. e Ihia' sninster a. isuiusait lia'.a VRII l'nitrri, I liii a'. Ifs', int'l -'ttls-ga la,g 11-1,1 (cu y- iran dahlia nut at has- Fill in on. ha'. it) other pea'iplea habw'.a ts am I thus I am so Afraid that ii a punishment Gsi will take ut,% c--hu4 awa from me, I'loolaw help me. Ahb'. I am a 2lL te-ar-c-tM, health'., ea1,atM man-i-real w'.tman \'. 'rt - P F 14 I hat-c a sat t-e-ar- -skl child at m own anti 1 swear tea you when she w aa small I net er mistre-ateal her an'c So • 1 Alownundiff..'k :~ g4fles* wrrt Mpnean: wo totted a, so !L-1441 Muria, rarriltona ri(.nL hun tWIIT 'U" greeted her frwndi di Cg 1.1 '- i i ifl.1 t tI '('c c.. T1it I- 1flflhT Iflfl . .-::-. -::.-- •-- I . hits-h,lnlaaiii, lair,,, laigllt ntc',,nai his t pa,piii na a' Willi A tii',a'l itt' - e alt act hats fuiliur.' na'atla.'r Iii III jr will c-elsa hale altuti via-ct-i die finale a'tt Ice' c only ra .,vak 'a he It iils-i pint i-s with ilerry fs. the l, ailpea live s,usI Pact Ic, Ill - u a It lusrfls to ilkastet. Plw', hsv-s-nuiee flair cv s eni ,-rwb - is'; prisgi dccc lc- nraiahal Iruit n calglit'- lent, cc 1 n.e fell, will alsag saalea. na will bliss I i4gau,mau ctrI,alw'ru,r ptraya ii jeita II.-, Sal IIll l'ltil ci 1, nIwn,li 't'naila''. -- lIe hatnialnaci Mat ta-sail's i'pi..le ertal lie (Intl. j,ts-s-istisii l,l,u,ael( ha to citcgnllaan St. Isaiah Is nlwla,s-tl 11.'.al------•.-a i-'-1 c- ci- las-site ((pal-a 1 It NIII - St icIer- y PsIs,vle '.1, -------,, - lit aitait esitiel batintisir line suasuati' )alrgu ii lint ha 'sint fec-sic II.' 'if the asitial w-1pl tire lace,, ginct f to 15' act li-s hw'fcit,' tie atwir I-live-al Alit' c-nt Ie(y chow I. haiti tutiw aee ii,, hale soya In hue aultranlier 41,1 1"O Ill. aw,,$tn cli.'., gui-ale s.ci- airualet I raliv' I Iluznsaaa n,,.l ,iaalia,n'.' I •nrssin'' ails-b is Ii Pill 1 lo ll lus - t.' t ,r,ua'r lIar 'ha nuhe:t,t I hut -- tat' ti$4( A hat-c Ireakni this kfterw-ardu I feel so had. I just sit and ur)' with me Abb. what's h t's wan -r 'ouki it ho that uanletne A b-c'ate*l me that wa ant'.' wt,eet I U AS a hah'. It so. I can't - - '. Stua".v i t'e a'anIs si Ste'h,lw'i (' is tat liilat, at Itt 1#111111 t'hi,ie" hits Sinlisan aint'e1 her so tia.il'. on .e du.cçwtrii with m -sotf. I hit her anti ttndwl her. arul b-a--kr1 her arc-oral, arab just let her orrit I tittini want to T.inteillitaim 1 • - - mf ,i..t eiu.aii . p ! V .1 I • IF , .- . 'I r teed her either SIwu ne the ont hab'. I e n ise • ''ui, s.).u.s :' la*a'.- ), s,'. :1 t'•4''' ?4'---'.t,t li'' r- a-,a, s.aa. a-u S .i.v.i IS,'. a s ci'. g,._, 40 ""' W1,14 -0 I,,-ls ill i"-.r'a t . Lo $ - nhhe fault. in'S I can't , / ,,,,., Ptt.i -- - l'? C, K k h1\ Mai '.;' ,- p.. ;. }cvc' rcrn 4jUr% ~ I ~. - ~=lri - ~ __ -. :. p - ' hc'czr. .:.. Iuw-L - ____ - -• • ........ 5-.a % s,,1i-I 17 c,,-.ts.t--1 a' , -'I u ta',,, t'it,c, the I itiutab Steu,ahet $ Iloilo, itfft N uilast silt law' shea-eat,' t g'al tulatit lie Pill (alt sattal 55w' Ili V,-I i'. 1--a"-.- 1r- with It heat I '.'ennhlwl reeem,,aewsj It fet the ststIn.s'i .)ee 'et ,iqthlri Ce renie-mt.er iii. Ilk VTIIS II pnmr(t - '--. - g • --, ,. is i'a at1,. .- III'.'.'. S in - I. r----------I .'a--- ' 1.---a--i,-,,i., r. . -- 'i .; .. i - _- I__-- - _-_ _-~_--1 -___- _~_ __ -~ -~__ II ~ ~~- _ • •• .. tea.'. )i.-'.# r-'- - - r i r * ?i! •j$?l • -. . &• -' 10 'i . ,'. "a, 5---- ,. it h.ah. , '-i"r'" .i'.s U -e -. .. 5.1.-- •r ,_n,o - - . - q, - i. a ,a -a-i r---uac,tr ,ol-Illool -c,,-, a. Lh '.'--.- ----- '4 I'iIl'.-sa. thUitit t.'w -- a i' Iii %tI( - C III' PIIiI it I nl,-lla,,ai I t!t' Ira vi'I'. aat iii n (nil lii,, k sa 110110'. noah It circe nsw' feel It,', rile ,aa,lc in, as toe ha'. litt-eel In clii alaie a-nuaupalgir awwIc. jan-si iirinI*ee lit hutn n I(1 In ti-al gius-jul 1111 11 l,nn,lasuine - - ___ lanu green ant want. wrr- tn'crluic wilt. whit, Lure: TIn carried ou it, the decor 111N41ereC whit. UflC greet Apprcxiria.tt!v 1( gues:r ciil.t irhict war wTIWttWC) in iet1enuIrt Ant eneyec! the- dinner hni ant grrt!T-t1pped rnuim raflS1SUfl of chtcl.er,. lain, LL. tipped Wilt I flulfililture uwintt'La salads hukect twinlu tririt UflC groom. nt!licher iantl riat lain t greeT mother wore a ppint. crrw Ures ljne PitWI tuit iind sit( riammirt a- dclithifltd U111T14 flfl' tx'uqunt of whit.- niunu and with a ,mind-u;, ocular Her built a trt'zett Stuziwered wilt as-ce5wrwu went pirib. and s-tnt. hcsn anr i:cn'r v-tint1 zinc she want a pail ant wruti c-anrununr. a-ursagt was I. .. •- . ' I - -• Mr. !TdtU; •loner, tIn b-not i Ldwzrc: Malhw nr. Mr M zinc zi niiririnir- thrr atnc Mng Merl.lin. £. n. Mr M-,. Cer:rudr tilt* ant Mn,. 'nnetl Z1IC1dt! hnnnt-grnnrrr grarndrzinthrr. n! Crinniii. Winwr Purl. Slat .inhr, MrCnnrwL Stuar: M. lIflt Mm nharci V. illini. M-. Hirknr. wart a beige II" aC ithm &I:itr bii Ore-cr I L4L6.al lhi'-t hrrwt? -'uct rrs.xrws M 1nrae IT Iti".ii MZILIL'InI V. dill wftiu cut ore-c. iu Mi Psau nnnrli ant r'ZI ents ant M. Rt& nnnel1 'e Smvnz 1st t i,rt FCHF AL',l1 IaN'.! I entuirwrL WILL Whitt ' I° airrewrws A grandmatherr Ce--i I-. '4 ant N-' V tnt vitltt rarmitior rersarr ntt-rthzrwt i. thri: tunnit a: nit 1mm. diiiuic fnlic' 111j tIlt traditmnat rehrarsua dinner to "mt ninnt the rhurct tIn tnt mt,ere a' thi 1nnc4thu h1i war tInt' WrildiflI pn-' telUwshzI i fPOPIflt line. UntOt t rtmscr. nolan,' a., For tier Wiughwr, wedding. ,'iftetpa and a, mara-up noltar 11A • • Lii1nuithr atwnthn and Mci-' Fdns Cnnne went M',' liscj. Hikp.iir Zinc iei.niw anc i.mc Fir-ri Crnznt1t '.r, Smnai zi bdenaid gawneci ith'ntiral! U 11w hanar - nateci mu - uni utiz'ncjm I1t WtUCt; war a1, edged ii Tht tw-uiegrncrn.r fuuurr war rrut- Lure his tw'c mar irnci ue - wi, flth ftht •ltirw,', brother a' tInHer rItwa ieptirr. tii rrlcir tinith-groriri. and (if Imported tlitsmr u' ct-u-rd It a p-n'iht t..tr-dut lb. birk ••flUtt I&i. I ZtLIPIert Pt .Lt (ltSiffle-C II' V. IntL ttt z-atrnt c a lit t't hat t I . itt A nnes 11w inch r ii.'catdt of 'hit* 'cnri tu,t, r brother . war tin rani bearer null and fr-i rriitrd tn lb. and aI'.c cictrlhuted 11w green :rI:kgrtxuL} aurn and unrk, ant wizift mn tuagr it, lb.and '4-s \ Henitrittaur a' re 'rp urn ',e : ( I f 1. t,wd. oft I $ ,lJ'.Ai.i-', a: .- .p,... ' I'.,, FmulI 'r'- '. '.-s,-, one 'I II. as Sc'." -v tm-pta ci's '4 !i.ma',., - ,,- •. Moir tail. iii- - ."i,r'.hnU wcaihi ha's& tt-tern NonivIv In the e-c ar-wi ask. FRkN), IN W1'STMIXSTER. t'l 'I\' tl01,11"i 1 si t riicti- * coos lol rMbahlit ,* isi 1, ,,- • ft"" '-I a :.l,t., u- i Pt I,,- - to N.i. all,.. '5'a'. a.',','.ra en r' la_I "''" s'OPt-i'. ill, I - .4-s-1l tfTh,flit*t me, tb wsu• - - '1 mt_ j' - r.,ra.n. :nc Nr,. C H ~Khnmv.. al: n! Winter Park - • vt Vanrt:c ri-s I. c r M-•. v t. • :t i :vi-lrd Venial- lam: 71te solinit Mn,. 4 I~ - -a-' sR AR A N, The Into, Wlnetc'cn 'lt'.u'e'htll hail the ea .prAh for llu49 who apçsras.-he',l him with, 111 b.I tjr ' - -urcn. " _v . -r. 1-iM - •C.\: •) c-'-p,r 5 1'se c'.', , -, .1'. u*f'. i t• own to (-w., r"iftiols, a to, 4 we nt Mwi. C Riva. thi bnri:her, Si.r riclt'rnnrr :.und )ief. RuKse. J. - 4111..01 I .cnw ct.- By Abiga l Van Buren - - ct:, th: CPrI-unctx, rturni 11w- other outof-txwr - IA i4-'*-.',, !i--li.a..t is-I I d \.a4.ja l t,u for cvcrvbodv Sfl ' t ,' . ' Trithritilrogtra! rnarin r Ftuiinr. ht Th h dcrann. z a 4.. .its __ 66i, The(hurchill s'uc1ch ' went rrwt'hrn isrU thi want At 4chwv.' hi. .h, h. u1r n.i Liuni n.. un.-fe i ithr t - r it F'inr't Ii,.: C(IM. tht art za (11. fUrr flMrru., nrprc': i-rwn1Pc Appropriate nup:u r"' It i.ia,, IA 'j'J 'I'i,m' I'iq','iv'iuN I' s (tIIIUii (aat-,a I'd I'? P) , fl'S I.' %t'-'ta_i.'i-I us - nnd mtn tnuiit,ct V tct'rtrr. Rclmar. r ii Lt tn Sit tjtb.aIt,,-4a - • to Her t,.-autpier-. eak I - Th trick chw far her grnn iiwa nuffl a. purpk crerw u: . - cntnrci Thr tridrgrcmn t. bitn 1. I1i°Ilii('Il -' n.;,.'..r '.tcIe,'. -'I ci, - hn.zi, rnr Flnizirz wrv Wi!Irnk Hnfl }II. an Mz.r .1:ii HanWi4 .• '. n-g Wvi(irincIrI than Sarca?t,c of Inrrld Trip Abiotiti '. -I l5'- ica at.', r '.4.h ,pa- u - .. - I rn.-- _ t't'iii tht (1Ik • - C1 h Jnm '' -. . . .' ' [ ~ fl-oll fr'; I - - v H;kw., tPv- hrsdt l.unL (U = 'nr.. nd Mrs -- • ,,•-. . -zpIs-r forzrItr RIbk paa'r M r 141U 'i'iZ ar 11w briik'a twiL Mrs '. . ,,. - Murr Church 9rt I) Rii fl!ns1m th u1iflUfl c'kryman at th rubt t1n '*!?erTuuf% iIudec his reading th - ® I __ vw it ou's In Dou1 ble Ring 4!7 Rites J ...- l" - ?1s .shr, Am. nn an Thn;: Fvjttt Rcl ID were untuc it. Rnh Ms,mnn. Juiw n..a:Crrt•' [ III Jones. Thomas E. Royal Evch ange .- , It I 0 Weør*sday, July 19,C72 ka . Jaeahloon % . N J~ _, It'. (Isv aid & James Jacobs In rniat(-ls jitslnt duipllcaslafr.rilsu-rutly clic daini safety plays becuiizs, thit's' are too likely to cost an important overtrick Iii rubber britige the i-saritrick is soIniijiorlanmut ti that -A inning Players try tsn find the safest way to naika- hr d it This requires a sli glut a. hang.- in liii' nml.-uilning eat If in the code- w-sansi %ItChl front how can I make my contract'" to '110w can I hesure it) mate lily tofllriictn-" South oterlooke-cI this ejtuc-sfluti entirely West c-cahieti the king of clubs and sliltta-et to Li diamondSocithi wi-sit tit, w ithi ti u Hi 171 >5 'ie,.itcl pratiniplly heel a trumrsp to hnls king West showed out and South audetenly realized that hie• of truumin inst-,sI of tint- king i'luuc would haa % a- e e,st hitnu a trick II Wi-ct had h,-I.l ttiatu-ei hut it wiiuiai not ha'. a' tie,tl the vomit raid Ii ic-k Jizit give- West the quail lakes It h,illally as'I 1k makes the In-st Is,ul of all matliri duarnainal Siiutli ruff'.. •_ ------- I - ----t_,__I_ 11 . - -jiitays a angie ii aiii,' I'' lI i,,_a ----------C ••-,uiis-t litis tilt- IU1 •I•'''''" :insl Ie'atic as (-lull) %'c-st lakes iii'. act., but cussu't karji Stitithi Ii till g.-tting isa dumninuy with .5,5 .1 1 -inns for Itisi 01 iii,.,,, ----------------jath* •li-ct1si ak iii Iii' l''" uiiai just ha of chili'. - on eca-APIP IPaTIIPSISI AO' ___ RAW OYSTER BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1 PH, 322-5261 2506 S. French Sanford ------ ---------------- ---- -- - - 4; - - ONLY House Of Steak tIlidS, ta- c ,..'nj•. ,• - ll South ,'. V. I& li.'-' I AN I- _I'., 1_i,' 340 Ye Sisal i-i,l A a till 66 £ . ..n •'== V - --- - -' ".'.t.n .1,, )'-)it ti is''.' A-BId (hr duCts Ibis irlia-sur paatasrr that )s.0 trail ) like (lube stud puts If UP to hint tat decide •ta-uuI a allOtSTOI)A'S (luEsll11'. Ii-t...1 'f Iialaiisig ttai.l lii's-Clii s-I 1l?1l- ' iii "''' I' -'.' 'i'-"1 ) "k" C s- I- .ssr WI,s,a i '.uu till i'.' Ata-swe: iusiis.l lula-d We Still Have Our AM SPECIAL $1 Saud SI lot 1AO3Y MODUU er DRIVE IN --4 RESTAURANT - -. 1 ill ),iPM 1141ev iPti 00114651', 11TIiI_ L ,j , ful ad 1905 French Ave. - - (0L1)LN SI'OON AWARD i g INNER W INNEK 1x2 Aff 13i 4-4-,d _J, CENTRAL FLORIDA1 OLD&ST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE Too small for an ad to be noticed or artlec lives! Youri 'ending hhis oriel ,i, -).e means I column by 2 inches was going ta-i lucite to liii.' "Win of lsudg.," /, 15.5 OSPithree un-ire tricks lie did try pop,, P0 its 449. ltdsa Car to sat- in his contract fly IeaJ- Si.a.., New Yost. j y foolsitug his quiet-n of aIuluclt.s hit -\ - ,- F 'a iii P P LOUNGE OPIPt -1 _'CAJ -a It LUNCHEON i,..- , - %L nVIPIQ COP-.Si'LtTt (iIPettHt titliSt 5 -It ASs 11W? 1 7- 92 , Non tha in FERN PARK cJITLRTA5Pfl,4tP41 NuQa-ITLYn'. It. L.iuMPLlUPauti4-t0tJP'5a.h1 - s uspiss'sss - - �I I Wednesday, July 19.1C A—TheSanfordtlerald 'I County ) -" vl~x, qo._`*jk , .".411lix _.;it g - ,-Xi ~_#_i , Agrees Action Dru To Aid I Egypt Ousts Russians 4 - ,v t t - • ANN R% SIL'4ZKOWSM \ I (iJ' - w' b' thMS'm. L. - -- _________________ bIrn flut beer ____ ......... - _•_ I _____________________________________________ (If l t) N't't lwf sw't ut. tu' epic1emi & .. ki t I 1. ____ Therc ii , ag( r. finarwialrierv, mnz of Dnrnint,A Salli -.au! that there tu' beer, a 4(W rwr n: u lune beer ut least tndirict ir du p nhk'rw sr the last five irvnve All a5cnie1 - . -art,duein This situuZrnr. iil et wnr hrfo -- ________________________ in hunnvt $kn lr .rnr. Cnrnmttiee ----------------— -...,.•i cmage wa DFtl\ Et % L-L serious irjured and propert TA C) nci-a-half S41 rn thf. cik'ri: or. sR south c Grcweland yesterday afSerncin James Mears. 4. c Howe', we and j•f Mack tractor and trailer wa driving the 19 Ford farm tractor he)cw Grciveland, was, drtring a Lcn'ett. . o trooper C E Lewis irtvttgEitxflg 1P pulling an implement Accord= urg station, both 'ehicle were of the Florida Highway struck the from behind and when the truck came north bound cm SR : iirt flit - C4iunt immsuir -r the A`frug : I ty De a'\ f n i i• h . rH ook u p — _k~ ?I-- 1~ — mmistrativt ba annexed inu This was the &'LcIpr. P1 the U Pft.' n-ruik a thit. NIMMIttee artivitim Crimru.tcmnr. . I i~~11-Y rnu.r :t.mu1u1Tir, saic fiu flit . _t ~I- : w i~~_ - . W i. per .-upiu, Irv% trnrr. their f XLC5' 7111Ufl5 flfli tit!.1fl1 'Ui U •, . pcvutult t, havp 1116 -ncr I Frank's new ptvr center 1cE S.uP1x. c-a :.fi( ii ltarecre -. ruuaW" .' . Lit .lnlr rrterituir. Center I • ,, It tie Lflt thei. se. e returt r eu'menI jgndun ' t.hLc I is 'it the Cit IflJIfl (' that the Cit' bud qursei'd easeitwnt rights -ht,-I. were no! wrtild upon b, Couni 12 cnndmtmnns of the deter. 'it c'trt.srti - :r-nty. ybnu) ntt future ut P1 tnrnstci. nrn tfn 'fluif be well It th Mr-Sen' Jane tu'lurt net-l" e' .,. litiuce %cteel r.imtIee P1 'harac'trr ac:;' tuccn as the panel r'ri.Sml\i '; - ., - .- ' ~ 4 — j - 's ; %y •TL' 11.J•."' r . • Pit f%I II I . Bid Halted ThirdT I m e ' !~ ~ -.~ centc ' eç-e .~I== I &t5.ht'IIH';r' - lorvt \lrnuur h.osL9uuY. VMS Ho lds I p Cler k h- .,. ': Am Bandit H ll u iiunt uut1mrritie Sen Food Store i.i i'- . t S+ Willuanu. hatnrLcor. Scf: flu Iiivr'crnen td' Smntard LaV clrr1 1111.1, its f .i':'tr1i,u i 'r i' t i'. 'thg' saic thi oufi fusc herr. rrspinsitmlt Sir vnr'mnu the' nitudini a hmrvcit Lui;i plu"t" . • ' -rnlenrt store 'rrarthn rnunt sheriff' it delitrip*lilt. rillilWL i . ctanw I and store. bmauc 435 and Rci Luke' iWsd far It' (.Mt ALLE' lk , te Itt'tttiL .Th- di'ymg . cs Auttieritiet r.partc otere tiaridit won-it a tilue tank-ui; .turt dunpire'vs unit it gold t',.pzttistttt I rrsmdentuil and Ciirraugt H:l. Rosnuir wa infommec trc V eel. ( tIn rni ornr:" regulations icturt tin c-nuri:-u just aoopteci l$IM scj ft. - lucs=3 was the of INstuI;IpuIik lirtuutu. buosteri butt been elrrtrci The art- 1-throict Kart, n!fi -e ltit hut '• '.anford plosre twve arrestevct tan-time? city pi'rutnour. u: uuSt i:%erSiuIIiT'. antI unotliwT super nuL-ke* ilSt' . linti I lib-a-1 hUIIdISI. tn-tn, ' '-,irtietmt'ttut'f !trutucwirS. Lanei wits t.nene u ' treasurer Iuus.huitvr Anna fit-Livii . P uric editeur P1 1) the Memtwn-etuP art E anc flU' lx otifluurwc h' nualhini flit nuernitmerstu;' dues U- the First diE-uss plans ton- the bow ling 11.unl. n Iatrltniu.. U the at4rdunj It Ili,,, Sgt Lrictu lanes and It give ui lairs P1 timeri's: uric amount of land rwt-UeC tt'nLmmn of Mrs Anna Beale Immiruald Icrr icEtues. Sugget.muns nue tie- mailed U 1 ,:ihllIMflc :. will, resides all nun Uua ;irit•t-t. liii trnosters mc rare of the A?. curt-off rum;- ronriertume. t"urthul1 Attn-nut. wail char ged .ht?4 Z:nit'.i Pe';ipe t ;ipenlitrrstitteSai'i 'r'.eflUt wilt a' v,- urrunt assuec In P,-ur'''t V 11 iiet1t-: Su4,lrt":cr, aarrc', dLtI' I' ll, cc' ire h F Si ti 'it lit-f • • ti; '-• , •'tt t.'. T I I 1-0 HOUSE PAINT -: WI?- t pr:: fln-It b' c' ri- etb'1mn'' :" r : ::c 'r . pal-T. '."."crte "c's cc-i ':c ;:'- t t,... r n-t'ijb,v s'cajei nI w"crtf ic "''I - It- - tLIL C.a'irni Lieiei n-ci're - z-sO a' ver- in-t'.a p-.rc :u,5t- ii, •. ,.tf r,:':n:i: n-''-' 971 12 rpio-: 99 ,^1 57.. Mcinlusl unlirnuec time COUIt.. fluit., under nrv iegmsumuor n' the state. I: must provide u t public de,fenfler for nt:r nn:i,ttr lot' Wgt'nt .s:rtr,'nI..t": — riuu ENAMEL . __ Dexall - Flex-Caulk` rrtn uiwr ------, cion ~ ''_~.~,___.,I , !fo:~: .,... 11, I 99~'11, I .~ VALUE all Paint Remover Dinner : ---.; 45, *3 " 129 1L 17 9 L 'T 1 - - . -: 19 63~' VALUE VALUE ' 1 4 129 Paint Thinner pooT - - '.5 I li I dlii the Ii no, el command I I-pit. 2 -d It LS , MASKING TAPE /07 158 ~', - VALUE ..- be teS - ji'. RI 'II' Itutin,-" '.1 mite'r '. ill tu M'.s,- \t '.1'' sot e-sla be l;e'tmtiflti nor h-sin,tb-i' Soviet triton' driving t our car me th line' from Western Siberia " It is rn-ut so far fetched .us it tin- -". ' I ,,'!~~ ,mvAt -, I'or Tnt's-cia) the' ()ccmdt'nitot I'i'trudt'ui:m Corp Icus .Aniat'k'' ,unruoune ed a Itt' > ear let hnmctl t'sic'perat agre-eriet'rit me ith the & , \ I0 t ion Espe-rts in 1 .cuncksr, said U.. nniost imp-un_ant part (if it agrt'sriaut'nt it:," iike'Ii it t. • '.'.',\sIII"-ii ,1t iN Al', - 'Sin' Intl loss bogged dun'. n sri ttie' Senate amoS c-hinge's by suintle sponsors that politics are is. p residential hla'iit' for the delay. te'tUik.ci ,ud fi',,,fance tit () - cntentaI in return for supplies ( if 5.'.'. let (f-U(l(' oil tmflul timmitnunu ittigi- natural gas me t-tperLs md the ccii deal raises the wos.perc- t of )i%'met oil and gas erventualli flowing tie I )t'nimin-ratit--sp&unsore'd •flu'.' bill me ,uulct hisesi time' wage flrieur from l O to $2 20 an latur and ' - uniu'nI SUite's 'fi-mal Air,•r' in 3g 17 - ri 1',,' Di _q est - I.;,".. : - 9 ~ tortes' I the - DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 anxi(lount tit isii' , nul its'. no agret'iuiernit rerilu Sued ustluflntt to vo te I )tursehi S.-niitu' tu-:oirrs eoi this k is -- Silt. of (Icc (.1))' substituti lice- usgri'i'unut'ttt tliMu urei'imtlrc - flut it vote tilt final mdsssdige' ill :r. . c:- '- iiirig 1 the fit,lmrie' .'-'e - ' ' lii" e.rtec1 (riP of all jlrr,icr.d - (i'ib',i st i - hi Us • - ,..ri.-,t in it,- ,, ,Uic--, ;Intl il,' '..e's'ri -- - -' fLumes The big.it itrtke' he N 4;*yPfl -i .m intl Kdi' -.. j r! '_ 'cot- mstt-e ''rth -: I 'tm' - ' r + i st I'.ithueilie' tuitime's 'hics'n this- gtmsr .,ci, t ttii '.lictrttuit' ribs iuii.'n-i'ptrtt tt'.ui fire enticiiitt-tii ne'si'r%i'c s,ut eunili ' r.sc- inist tue (Sw Sirs' ,,riil he'll is till- ds'cent:It'tmri' hiuistuututt thit' fsre'nuus'n huiisi:uit' umntttl tilt' It ISO I iski'- s',tt-e'rrminut'nit tsgni't'it Sit ri-houseprn'rs imp. tlue' s;m lv lii c-use' tint ml nu'it' e'riergy tim'' ( :itli,uliu' faiimslme'- it tutu it err suimant iS ore eli". duped. hmimnme'ul out. X i I fl j -ut u: ut fit ,.i ci 'ri Ili5i',ttuitSt, 4lgc .1,sthi' Strut-I. i.t iii 5.orti( mp.ute' Ili J01 ksiin'.ihie°'t Sixth ArirlUdli Smuaturi' , It is t'stsimititi'rl that foreign oil l'j- iq'',ts uutisi Iieusirus: ,tiue'itiln-. accounts for limier,- thoti a fourth fiumirint quarter,. (tim the eItsil.se I'll (if (1 S seuri,.'ctmntij)tltutm. h-eIreiS:tm (:siiiilie-s, toil liii- gusuilmierm kept otitRulls ta iih the' it ei:lil',. h iiggt'st len selotliti og at 11'' 11 - ;-.-c md Itoru''-l'r%"' it .mnit iiui'ti' i-sunitritl. fire fighters I tome e'', er, rid uTuet ,ulue'rit'anl ,sliiie'ti i.i% iisii,iltirs tie-ri' re'IsirtscI 1St- i c's. nIt' ito)' out lit Ibti' hl:srudil Wilson. tI'- I,'_.d''r cut 1 l''iitui ii 10 tilt, fls'ctt ilt'(lelt' the British I ,,utstr hi,irt , 'Iliecre-s nit it s tie- cdlii tm'.'seiil closed that he haul 1110 (icr (sic ,u tlr,utiu,utmu ' iri uri',ic,e in lent hours sri 1 ,44141011 " fill I.-,iik'rs , if 4' uini Imported oil in till- lll\ I'riut isiiiui.ilc In ill il-i1.'It1iIt'lie ' bitt' tic-ti It, car s ,"'.ii(I E H is'tim;ut it, gel ti lit-it c caM-lint' it prt'sm- j - r&'fus.-el to guys' cfu-t.iuk 'if bite Walker. est't - mmtit t' clericS cut ('.mmll (Pb I 'ecrli 'We elciii'i talk, but D ublin en g.tni::utuuene lUster enough ituuuiut'silc' ruil arid that spe':sk fuur the' i'r,it'uS, (lie' s:us tue tumt'et our gniume mug tit'euls Irish I 'uihliuitt Ituri-teim. c,siil tilt' ,iuiil it's going tue tkt' dl list uI I l(A turn ull tic Still 0' up me itli tileuniery :snm,t , but itt unit' It, urn ihmng they ha ve not sail Art Shisita at Regency Square. .InI) 25 ,iniit 22 liter shuow is rifle of (Sit' largest iii I-'Iuur mit,, arul this sear h-.. ,ittI i it , Cr till till st-s tric ' titsi _ ' 30 ct.ul. - - 41("I "I'll) 5) nt)ut'tmc fill-Is - Is'S mu - oIl! - - ( r;s su kuti -, le - t'i ice's and prtco :51 any Ii rite Frank N lkmrel, ien s'sili'ni .1 S 'ii mIS 'itt' lu'un n, -- t (hUt Sc-lUlls' .1 n)ut m LUlL ra W 1. it it hisnit Ut)lIi5 t 14)11 ' . thus- tiit'asure' vaIl (dike pl ate lie-feint flsursito) rumhli( Siiinse' hh'ltmm'rata char 'est prit ott I> that time l4 iiuwimc r' itn qutre-nime'nts U S toil lursItO tiii tcss 5,t',iki'ul mu I.'. tnt ) i'.src. I - n' 'imruuuuiuut lIt ihists ire Iuiltlirum up omit iuf(tt,tt drilisrus $urojt I U' uluirta stic cc: - :: : thiS (Ito thi of S (U 1105 (ran Gentele, Slit' new general manager of Me t 'S t$hI Sc! of tile Mt.tropeilutan Ope ra. tile Me time' cooldisi-uss directors meets today to pany S future the AFI,-4 '11) etrcut)%-e u oum-sI ilisu tint issue> to disc uc tiltqmus- cti.ifl cii a prt'siele-ritmul c--is- I I - he nuirt' b-It tIc-at pushing (lie $2 ailvanre of timecount il se sWifl znmlgtmt hurt thus. rim it Oh labor, 'lilt- role tot en "1: - ::; siusrmrl:srel le'are-r, aIM.. canie fur ''ccniarte'nt (noun ?Mtndu' I'ni 'hOc stee'isiiiiis tii.i( must Ref u se s Al l C al hills he niiadt' - - IIIM~ - it tu sit t _ ls - recent i s ire iii '.1 Is. '.5 '. 5fl l t S Is' Iii stilt act thucimithe 'i-itt t a t'ptiicet ltsghut nciw the- ttnitt'ut St,ute's (,ruiri' Me',stms. till (n;;o; mdtnU ii niuIUIlu: : m:l itls rs hut I,S ,uut tupe tretti leer It liii i ire is Imi F thct t qu mutt tiu -h \i,'aii that tin' fistS sIR-u rItduflil I,n,slurtmuru cut Iii me'nily iaiui, itu.- part) s Iiuilldiltt.snmi-sc li-i Autms'rii - ,iii nuu-t'ils Si, thw i'siub-itti.mI ii. ki t , 'till I" I'icitril Static a'. ill 1w ht't, Ill but it t-rti'cl nu-ly sto - rt':,sirugl) ciii it, Slititili' 'Shut- :usui,mtt 'iFI, tIe) 'u- u !-:dS%t inu1 Attic- ti, metuse Ii husve int'l tip tier iii" ii'iu' e seuuiu'iI mecerltt's oft thi iIieeut titst-thitreh I t tIe r ei iirhet ci lb at:uu uuml re scm'., s list Iticiti tu ctiut ii Ou:lsUet hoist iletuit lob 1er c-tnt cut (hi - - L ' .- f Ø -- ivir 5..,).. Kvntutk~ ng I.,rifte 111 ruptoc' e - - - - , - -'. ., - I 4 -: this' fin-il tine iii sic ismate sit lit lilt c-air Isistuir> 17 it up its c-au hi eef fist- I 1 ,sseismber 'Al' t h - rmi:ui - I iii.ih-, 'ii licuuiluas l-:.itIe'tu,u f Sli"-im'itni One iii. usuni sui ' cli ci I i ilciiit' htitt-ir lt',siIi'Is ttu.t iut,'t tha t time It di i mimeuus iii iki lure i ii etscrse'm,ie-ttt sit a 1uie-imuktuti,sl e'titnlsulate Seer STAfl. I'ttts' F'IIANKFo)it'l' - - , ' meirricl s sill 1,-series iii l'e'il but tOut'. iicms etnml) s;; 5s'r e e'iut u,f thur meitrlul tuutI, mrstImiihismtt thmr I 'rmsclhutu Kill 'it isk iii sstl it SiR ti mc tied up sri the t-ssulti %4111 uu'rut >L rilslie- viiij.,i -,v a ill Ilt-I I _ . •11 I ' -' Io i i, `NZ A NA ( F UNIT RAt. I "OV" K -1 __ __~ hOME CO. lit tin .,iu-2 .if,.,t i t n 5 u .11 Il ill - I ,-, -' - 0-1 itl te'' r't- - oats If) bring t lice' itsltm siuiuil-sr Pt scat'' i.pe'r,4 iu,n. ,.,i - - .i •- cuflR ic-ut (er this utuututt) a 114-1-11%, (hid) Johnstin 31 ubsUtuiir Ui ' it c-cM 114* ci i Jr I '..f,t;r.sfle$ -'e're' s Navy A. S a nf ord tti rui' hic'tc- - , I 1~- - planes and cmx helicopters in tt-ss 'rnsl, with i1ftViflrs' in thst fir 4 Q.- mt--nm cc,- -r } I S iii 5 ''it ititimuatinit Ire It %i vi the thur'S I it S liecruelcirug ititiUcki' re- . airki'". -p,.s,nsl '.'nr',h 5Itetfl.'ifl'i riuctebi, intl time ptlrctt * r its d ' ir-hoimses rimS run 4r1e1 t.ism'vayc at MIS -.wa', t..ic. -c trrupfAsl rurtdge-e inn ti re'pcerts'cl Mist the hits of tao Qui.urii: Irs ('its l, timistuskv killiii gsit- e'mnr,us'nt coititme-r and ni i' '.uittiit )'lt'J punt a nit in, sitiiiti sit nub's 'aeitiei'ast cii - -ri hi • tie's ri duct thu A-fl 0 III. t.11m.irilt Tr m ..rs-:. since' ml', I anti , .' n ' 'c %ivy A4 IA mile's ce-ieith'iati ')f hanoi '-In Itchy Ii Toil f Sb. c'r',,1n,n 't'e'te' re'x'urt.'et mIssing epiuki"itu,n tual mn.ri an pt.mn.s flea more' than t'l ti-Sic 'c,- test ui-ri Sh.- I hi ,,utr,,,t ,. only irtu'c ,enn-msmnrec$ tiy II S rh'- Vii't long tactic, ' l;sirr.e-ct telay that it tJ S '.w;rpt.er.rc \, iii iii , ' Itiitmuui re'peirts 5usd the t'tr,rth. Vsi'trmtsitii'ca' kills-el fit-ument ',eilulue'm'e ;,ne$ wr.imrule'iI 21)111 hum. ccl i I S S I 'tiiiirii:in.I ' "ii'mi'tIu Vietniemri rs'pnrt.ri 'Iownsng •srsoth.'r MI(.21 in 4 'ts-'gfijhl Tcmecday e'at i-if HanoI Minot I..,srn.st ttire'ø Am.'rlran çian.e ..r. chol '-town i-liarifli' TUCMI st e r sidi Itsit 'he' irer iiliflgf(4'(iiphI't iitilt Slit fp'htin - -- 'fli{ , r,nfijcr'l reffen elrruist while -sir rioilour firth Tri Q ti- i g-urirhuit-t Hut aJiot h,'an n-tchsy II comIc's M,iitht-,icl (if (.11! .0,5 In tait i..iid the see 'men the ,,,,%,,r ,if sniper fir" 'I'Ius' ts ; slut neil meant to vote- until utter ho,,tagv ,Illfj 1114.1 I 1-1-11-ji-,1A 51 I smi duriciintr 5ippiri.'.5 nil sctisc- 1Fb ( '10 k'ail'-rs eis'r tilt-lb-nut'( nato $3 322.1681 bl, tuatu'nual S5t',et AStir a si,'ru's of trio:mkrtsirnm tnIliui putuimc ppro'i ed In Ito 1w u to tuimuriislr illicit A ' Inch lsiane'iivs'rifly. of Se-snith Vie'tntinm• • unit snel lb. pee 'c-i NP I I ,mnelr"ele of I '- p5 'me' n I.. me Industry suture- I'S sos iii" trruite'd Stat es sl usesrit hutite' irit;tt1Im gas Ill :it, t lat I%r - 1. cae r' , at-nate' Mutnutla>, but He;tutulR aims quit kl y r-eunute'ru'ri F 1 (10 't- nile It-cM hi this in tist the) turu lkitur its deft it it 'liii'> uist they tiert- (uirtt(-u- V,uarfls ,Avry taken 05th I A P o - - . 11., tIc" l'ctls e truism'.- fir iri.'.a, .srl snottier ill . li-otis- in Frnrri u ,te rttme ciii 'c,ehs e Iuiu,Vi''t I lhitiIii' iuti'ti '. a lice- -tIer loin (ii 'lit' mutt'S nil. I iou 1% ,siihutt 111.4% f, thud 5 hciilki 'Ili(-% rii'ieti time' h.':itii it'll Ili Northern lii'l,micil In iii tIc'- .\nno-nlconi I't'iri'i,'uiui Iiistituite', iierIitLs thuui ite's'lu't- Substitute pus : N m III' ''' i,;elu.nils rr - niukt' other changes mit tics' bitt It us itt particular utiuporthrn-e i tudul n its- rrimruiiluurti at $2 ;inul elitistmutt' umlaut) provisions (if the' 1k nut- r itme pmopeis ii I bit titntmtutt Is streungl) cup- Opera Manager Dies for S2 mum_ill .' e'c., I "mlii' It MA 1(1 t)It() Md Al' UPPER arid state tripers were put on sta 1Idi) a It'il alter an snmate rebellion erupted again s':s rI' at Print ( (,torges (ounits Jo ii folio s. a dtsturh,ancs' Tuesthi v night in 'i his- li I irs - OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY [) B tr .90" I Wage - WASHINGTON AP .t orks 1)111 was expe tIed House today de spsls .IM&iattlAI1 t L* e ; '* 6,1 I ' s liuilil!c's, QUALITY PAINTS AT EVERY PRICE - 38 French Avenue appearing in The Sanford Herald are available 'to you in 8x10 reprint size 0 as R .wl , 06 FRIED CHKAM iBDc French Ave. (Hi-way SHERWIN-WILLIAMS .t industry - T,,e IS lit it t 'till iii tic' tuba'- lt'aeters isttrmbtuti,' (lit' ukpe'nctt'nce n dl grome- mne: Cfl('r-- -____________________------- first appears Prison Violence Erupts 13 r Sti'' imnuli'rsuucri's it beirgecuntinme: Atiie'rme -oni rft-ile'lltlinc-i' cut. f oreign euml Pt Public Works Bill ' -4 huh V i t i Ru s s ian 0 One C ity tI i' I rds pu to tr(,'ss r unit 'it s rt yrte (1 jUSl I IHS S IIIMJS(' (ruin the 19th centu n-v fortress ictucs.' I iiittn ctennnuc'd if P Ph', '.0 tutu , 1"o -'I- killed aireS ii ,e".cunde'el .ive' lie-sri rrpe.rte'el 1i.l.i r,ff1. .rc I.Sanme S he' e - tace'-vim.irtør - (reuse the' cesnmltti';scI.'trc Ccci fuel if liv tattle g.ucci)ducs' ls,iumlus un,ls-r V Open T A I V: X1 I Ii (Ii 1111% ii it liii I Ii 'ttiill,isil '.ti iii cli I uSlshiim, ii I 1 .... - hut 5.- ,inr'.i 'I w'.l..'.- tir 111111 %tit% (I-polfto'd one' sif ttius-ts' kill-el iltirmiuit lice' 111 11111 ii i i 11111 1 01 '.1,1,10 r iii. lisP), Ic. ills Ili I lct.'r 'c' Slims-i' S te lu us it iii in uc it '. t,, it,.- \ 'i-id ni it - .- .0 f s 5p I ii,si;tiiS pe't sic a luiuche'r m(t early iii- the h ea rt of Quanig Tn K. V . .... You . toward the 'it- ailed ('it:mdel tn battled their wa'.' 41 :- terSe scheettml.'si for -, )r-t'i'iitbt'r I:iiitit'ti. - South \ i€tn uttit '.e '.j(,O\ • N - le'tlishi' iSletS, tire' the urSiiii' tie- it leti dlii' fluduls' tit (lie' Itumitir-latitl- South Vie t name se Gain VALUE uI-rT,itT'iTtflL'rJ1 1 ]J :;"' - ,__ I!.afl \}-'I \vAsIS1(;i 51". -U' - i'h(1(1 & xecut i'. I ioUtmc ii Rivets is ni,t'. It, (Is. I ItIt. 'it hcthe_r lii endorse I)uno.r,mtn 1)rts'Ide fltiIl OOIUIIWC George McGovern and ills rUnmSIUi mate, Seri Thomas Ea gk tots uS el iscourl ;• RUST , .'" (DESHLER) -- III Deshler STOP - VALUE VALUE 2" TRIM BRUSH VALUE LIMIT A , - lit CI I . II' -' ilil 'I iciniti cc tie I i,,i- ksriit Slit' . -'. - f tiilt , .st letiit %$e it until I real it News 11 3~,- Honey Dipped" - - , - , 1 in L ee-csr, Scustra ncuon4- it ath c'crthdent. short arts.v cry. after stalking into the crow ded Howse hearing room arid ac'cus-ung the 'cnoc uttet of i1'TtSpOf'tSibI) its" kn'ur.. ti i barge-s of another allege-d tie with racketeers. lit, .ittl '.t'ti' c-(idli.Ililtttt Si-Sc-I but e m,rnu.rneduatel) arid publicly re-futt-d testi_mon) b) Josephm Mir Baron B_utrbora that Sirutra fronted for Pitnar:a arid cube-I I li, (-nsa Ncistra mont) ill Ft-rutamnu,.rbleau fotel in theMiano 13-each and Sands Hotels Vc,as .1. lii I. ''ftc. teUflu vent running off at tue ;niufl and I rent it and I not bate' it," Sina tra told the ok trigrt-ssxrscfl 'I 'III fløt dt SeCOnd c-ss cutter. l-ts make that " ~,j 1,_* - .. . 4 ii'tie I li-i till thu Itt-s $rhhImIt Shill jdit ''iii tile t' Ili ri'cPt i' Slit' 'I- ,I .i' Sit' I hit 't ll.,i't1"l III Its s - -. '. ':: .__ ;'•, - he-nut "t? 's - . - Sinatra dt-rued :sr,s knott ledge of the alleged Berkshire I\eiens, .I,." . I I I," -' L25 - ;-:•.. - - t'i iii i '. Site ii I ii f V cUre \ liii', '.5' '-tt t,' (ta i- c t,,sl li'l tier it ,, l,,v sr ill,,,' •,555 ( 5 j,,fr$ lie',irl ,if stisr,1' Icc lily IceS,,, ,$ ci rrt. 'I 11'.1 "..tth, '. none i i' iSle.! a. Pasm. Uih. IU'\ ttiI 11,1\111 455 illltie ii Itt III'loilhill .Ill At k If I,,$ 11 -1 ,I,. - (, ill Iii 5.5 euui.i Ii '.tite . .' . ._ , retcki't at ttfwd I'l \ f" o - on the s - rts puges __________ Keml .-Cato I fftt'.~ V "ii\ tilt ,, - . . - -- furfiler dLwussItir. Attonlie' - 5 noticir - I dudri t know U the routicu. i.e. Regular 1 dmuin"t He was told a t.xitS, a' flit-se ciocurnientr arc TONIGHT is Family Night - I, ilmka:rso -f I -I-,j- ..".. I 11 10 U I,) I livmnk Spurt per acre- uric of tue Site Plat Fevacv Ct: • :_ lawn-er said thet hunt no hint gangster niOfle) V45 in thi trio). Sinatra said hi,' pulled ('Ut iflur tte as ek'teda track ici new flier. U rvtu t'hW?.'t.IPWt' ~ _____~ ~~ limit the denslt' of proposed aparfinenc units per riuilthnp ti lr.!isted fl he nac ti bu:i: agreed if agr if He- has C . e - l, ii 1O\tfJrI5 1%%.. - 'i- - 5isc(151i Vietnamese ticist ki,ti,t'lit'a iSli'r,'t lii - 1. use eio'r t iIl,i clii. Ste chill Is imiIltt it -, ,isiil ,snl ii ;w'lslte.il ti.'f '.ii.I'.t'ti . - " -% retired singer and 1-i- I'llu _Th he hits agreed ti iiritiit tift,tuvet S.xnr and 1 m:'iu 3C - it luis iwen pra;muMc flue UuI ;hi.i. Stugestiont tnctuulet a. ;xist ctimmntiuHI. 'out arnunc tuur ne -k 1k ii revoker anii toot tt 'nterit.r Stein, if :'aat h( lUst aig-ecci ii Id CIenU&Tids it timi at ii: his ;irnriert' un: it rontinue rtarc Ytmac t u-onrw -: will. Sunset rivt. unz a his dve5opnmcn v'tut, wil. t" in: rnninicrr,a. halt tuO5t Irrnpararoff men br the Chit .'Lstrt twtan-t fltt'mi4 $,rn De i tona Boosters Plan t,rorth, a. Stifle bandit ritl n tiet 5 Raynionci PUrSUiT liirsthi' CtULrgtC a, if-vcar.old witi. Sn" Winter Purl. pas,essmor. anc salt P1 barmiutf. after the to:uuitef zulSege'dfi simtc time ct-ui U at t.u113477'rr n! I'locinunak. Plh:~ rnt fix nt' H lfVVtOUS rrquest. wert stoppe: r: b1 'unru C drnmand r'rrTUnL tui ;rnper' snuur rarw I: thur wetS nwvfln prv;aurec U meet thosf art Nar:tunI rr i vnun v.lott u year UP,He is nov UttOUflt u!1I in Uric other IWrns. noiSe' U. tiuy jrI, descrlt,ec at Vurrmtrc ii. UU upprrn.lrluitctt 5.3, Sect ILL wifi 1ie'L 0! L.flO( lbiilid StnuI_ dirt, biond hair and rmcu. ount' Seminole harctriotcc wtu rrportrrlh itik and 1,otter C'etirge AtmSi5 ati unspem-ifiec amount Citrgr Abbg.i arid Rzitier 1urtrnone fron. t ftTflJI1 SUer, 'ue'dt' arrested u ' rn!. 5'rnrl :. 'ct S 4Tti Iii VO-Ut ce. t eulv .nrwxed TIME FORA BONUS when you buy one of these house paints! 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Sainilmd %lityar 114111"" Mir. runnin& hllnn~ thir , (ill whjrl~ 1)~ amount & S' I 4 - ttiv- ha?1at lipMhe(l"iO. 2' t'wi liftS. iei&'v i-Me. '5i. e'r) t - ---I hclt4e tc i-u,.4 -suit' SkI't tha t this group bay. ".,t\ (' Isrielis teiei.i that it nught li"..en pi'iv'i Israelis j - is tit ttar in the ne.ii Itititre 'ithi','. -- - - es Sewe iThlinwin the cii:i.r. of the $Tht their re n! Cnunti, Cant. survive r doruituins heweer - - - Fictilrd the group lz 1IIIL14,It — eitr 'i-titie' - .-:4•, - I. willing in Sit &Wr, : itP the ?'ur t4 wn.-k € .-• ,',.t cnanninpt Ill 1 .ipl lfltsIn tmmtuin- o - 1 hu4get of .a5 JttW' whiz-1 IITUiU'k 5Jt -_ . . •• Rriwmhrare cnTi'erned n. JIM all P1 •"' jtt' ,, p' n' have L'le'Cdi It .1-.').' - i'n.t",l pt,-c" U, tic., ,ti-v's ,-,,W ,tr- ii'. kit, ., •. '.,l SOt cc,wu,b cv-. rliamse iti IMI )t.44. li.i is'.' Th.v'n- Siamr Ku 01 * - ~ $* ~1__~ :7 0 Uu M _. ---A~ ~ _ i. & ~ .jl -ti'' ll~ ?'.i .1 " t. f"ililsors .ini ti i.i' n't ill.it pin'. lilt, r MAk1 Y OU R OWN RUBIR STAMPS I '.1 ,i 'Ii I'D l'll's. iie't'itt1fl ' QUW ernint '01* roup. \SSI'sII 1,111- l hir willing t trim his bi4get P1 Uw "trim ullt.uit veur. sr Serninn)r Cun t V( flN'd "PUT help Riiiintk SJiIC I?U4t IT ,pnl. survive 5br it f.• ARF ntn r rnur twr thi Shen!! .thhr Chastairt Photo Rupert .1: ii%t Titi i1t.t!ii t' Mi imrnunit' wrv1' ngrTi ed Sheriff Polk if be g I1err., _____ or ribu.1 W interew, Shown in the sirld otir aws ir the cLiurt wi'rt iiret1s of Seminole Count' U Aifl Sf1 ?I)MIFI 3*? P1 fl('tt in - -, 'r U çvrd'nt frrn one tiv ' in sn W w' vi'ir , iv flit nUItITh t zrenL it. t'vi'r ot her due U pare nt cniweri and 'nm1flU' 4U(44Ptfla4..-flt--%&W. -et t.txitijJe1itr. b their uirt far flit nwr, req uest Shut flit rap Vflilt). $4i fflPS VIISIUihII' H4' indicate' 4hc idi i::,'n swn.1rn. n'un, and that z P ht fl( I a:u1 -. I F; Prospects Of War Lessens Committee -04 I I— Vi, l),l //."rtrtr'ccIfl/ jusI I hi" ',iIilrcc(h I Snr old cue',', AS it Cl - -i.e �'4 I _ I 1 Tilt D I' uowIng -6 ~t%~.7___,\\ i~-t f 'em ' c3i.% - - _tii . ____ 10 ____~ ,...- U District IV Tourney Continues V If., d c 1, nor;: :''C rit I 0 ••- . Over p.Pb if the Florida Litik Mu4snr liagut Istni.: TV baae'. luit UsIrnasTwn tv5iec a ?4-. CIm t \atmrtc . tul. alive IT. the -team stngk elimination Iourru.mmn bein. p1eved ir San!ri,c' tht w,i.k r. ht th ir tnrr ,:tt' ..: : :ternnmn .. - By HERKY CUSH C, V 11 11 _ __ _______ Z-1 ____ _____ __________ __________________ - 't ________ _________ * ~_ I . F ~ ; .!'- - -a?N_... I - ~ --------7; : - ~k,-j,lj, I.ro-hit sittitz-1, it ~lork Renitilz (murt?. tnr.i . ~11~II E P -'ATE i~ ii!)"Ll' I I pt: 1, p, ,iun1ing herf 4ighlam \'i?- Was: the N-ala 1,ad the rinh hi, ir , _' - : .-, - uIx 1.ifir - - I ,it TV. Sanford ciulilned thi-ti if. .\ with winn trips it' the plate flav' (-%_.•: arid MarIt Stewart had the o-.: M both stngle )umr*d ahead 2.1i IT, the UV of . Hairnrick , F.And, •. ., ,*L Rp &Tie Mark Spellman oaru. used i had a pair N 10 hit,Arld '1 1 without the aid of a t 5t-flT1fl - 'rn Starr' sifftnt-. rot fmrs - as a punt league nnagen ,crz?4cke Sirnxnorastiasfsrstasa nIches this season as the' ,'rrninole Nationals fnil It allege Park. 2.: Last flIc?at it. use Pans la'aguc lournanwn: . - -_: __ - Shooting Stars - : . . Me-anti title '.:'. :;.t': vir 'nu• tuç games fran Krnrwd Witt jin .riffitt unc furrotla Tint-tier provithn ---- %'"'. V 11.t at the- losers field, Audubon woe - to - —..* Uft 16 V • * as Lie lztsm~ Ift '4 _1116181 aft"~ ". ~! o4 V ri.,xv io.!jr!"., :',oe aan;gta: a: lce se':ia;n.ou VatUr 1ague I'uei or. SB 41F -9 6 -11a w .... . :-it-rti4 wiL havt nottiling with* s ever' to do with an paints. ;I` Tat •eetu,e.'astuers' &',-S.a? learns tm-urn Senunole td1htr - - I "tit, Ueti,r $ . — 4' flie* ha 'achior - wtiitew'asitwrs Seriunok bla nked Cevuedi 144 mis. Mundas night at Senunok field w'tule Mauthired ci us a 14 . . upenuli ipress at - Local Pinpourri c'ut-jur' over cast a I)V\ iT ".lCl. St'MMEIi MIXE circuit west .hit.z, (reen l. V hisb 171. It, Savu 1, C clkwri 182. 39('. 1% — 5. M Bu1le 118 — 131. C Mellon 191. in the JE7 and George Dixon 181 N Loudermilk !;'JWLEIIITlT Impip it wa, liflarpt Farris 171, 181 — 501 ALL. ASIC ChAIN htgL game, came Iron Churl Kelir% 214. th, 181' - Y4. Boti ItrUtlut 198. 141e Glaze 144, Gre: hullti Frtnia the .1t'Nli)ht. th. 181 and Jim Anderson 173 :;ENIOIt league It was David Hilt 171 hum butcher 181. htt,dgrr Sault. 291, Jim Unk 181 and Ierr* Wuidrap With a rat!:' :r lw ifu — 1,1: , ' theas qtaurlvr!ar.a imUi.tr at Ward Field last night The winner of Icerughts I' . it baltic nucicen' mit Use ii! the Area AlL-Stair 'tour- . L 'ft T 'ncc umpire JoeWi lliam s aft er Leesburg \atonal ievond baseman Mike Mattox steps on second base to forte Clermont ' Ul r Oermont won the game .4-3 in runner Iwan Daundvr~ , 9' the Florida Little Mis,,or League I,strict J\' tournament being played all wteL; Sanford Ph . C - ,. - . - - , - - - -. .:I. . - ,. ." - "' :e _ . * - ' . - -4000 iii their cit-tort cites Oc ut-dc a \lunda) nii' it was 'tunic shefswdt mi uw-uw Robb) Fite who tnIdCd mg ba.s. V. ithrow had a three fur four nigh' a nd is-iJi a sensa ti n l diving catch 1.17 Ccvuedc,'s Kip Grant prevented Withrow from leaving a perfect night at the plate. It was Withruwi opposite Ice-Id double to left that rtarted the Seminole machine rolling. st'unung She'! stedt fran; third . PAM tAIA RIrrik' , - 1 -.'-.. 1 - -:_,,__: —i- - " ' 4 .. rcprescntut:a't, has another strong cuntenugumnt uuu.ing tz this scars team ,,. * —::'-. 'Zee." - I - - ;'- _- - - -. - ;4 -'_ '. . - e- — •d - - o ' '. - •., ' 0. /,J - .,_,,,, % ' j - ' at Rolling Hills Field Senurittie. seticin.g U' repeat as both the Area " ared Ltistz-uc' 3 in ' I Gary Ladies Tourney Special nattifent sel. tic Frida) night , I IC I I ) A ou p.r. ',e I e o u t sic-t-'cncoo .1 o it i 1 r o c 0 0 0 1 ., 0 Oh a - ,rnutreI fir hair Stilt tallies Stuttwit''uu liii tilt the lotting tutu i luct 31 Ieee'S shot over the' Starrier III kftfut1iI- Iaunry tile siltiation Don Ingram singled lit 4 m 11 followed setiscitu to right, uttemvt'el tee setuenel am mu i u I 4 000 Irnia", it 1 ester felt. p ' t'* 10 °" C 4 C autti. CC urts,' 30 I COlumn NLAnd (.tjiberry .- ' I I Sanfnrds Vi-tor Perez scored CO3 wo 000- 1 u ocn os'- 3 . . 4 R- . 4fl -wrificti J0. n fir 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 33 (jO1*LS , I 0 0 0 3 I I 2 - OLYMPIC F EATS _ , IA eiker Donnie Andria T" gtOUrKk-d to third and U), I ItUdLtnin thirdisacker nit.1va 1UII 16 it \ThIh-\S . Pill Wring vitith a angle tm Je!; HrKipes provided the Arrien .cam, ordifiUry 11tippe ;', ','' ,I '' I ,',': of the 0himpic Gur?1115.1 ruch ahsvtict-1411ra~cl p - ";1q -'-'a .-,' -. -' ' .4 zoiwr .- '% .-_, 3 ,"1 -' ..- u... LEESBURG NATI JNALS shortstop Randy Hamrick knocked the ball down and then had to scramble for it. B the time he recovered the hall, it at a to 'late jfj get the runner (lermont at on this game Gary Taylor Photo' ark- •: ___ cciflner, Game Experience , Itt ne-si Tuesday's gariuc, in. lie' elIfl(he'cI iimudtul in a ' , was Sutunntmi out of the jam But Stunt-hun 4 cut- dented liii pla te 'flit' singled to Scott' Mills ant Se-imnok ace was safe on Brown singled to s- - R&bWttTflt hit the College Pa rk On Brown ,ii hit Stutnt-hfueld true-id 'hOe-tStOP He went to thit'd it to go to third bait was cut dow art cntnr'thj-n,ne at ser-orld arid esIt'n rightliel4ey Torn 1..uctanue scored an a w ild pitch. fired a strike to relay ra S'mmons fanr*-d nine batters Hodges who in turn gunned r tih.lt aliow ng two hits *fld Liv perfe-rt throw to Peeler at Ua_ i sas ctulK The College Park The ' cans and Audui., hurlers, Sparks and Busby will resolve their sltuitiv 'ra..rit- It strike out a doze-n tonight at the Audubon Se nw ult' hitters while walking Field flwNuUoreaLcir r slated Le Iota' Bby °a 't'1e- of mruc-e-t Mattiand tomorrow rugs it team has named nine pitchers chiding Steve litass, who pitclued Murtaugh's Pittsburgh tniitiu' l'irautu.-sto victory in the seventh \th..ru the IS( () Al' SAN F RANCISCO Macanger Dann) Murthugh of game of Series last scar's W'urkl - IlesS -s Blass, who has a 10-3 Gibson, who Nis won his List A lfred record tin. g untie In Atlanta. Ont. piLhcr who didn t get n.innetiw.usferguscmnJcnkinsof ips, h)"' 'llinuktirS a act mc tat Id in tic mit c Iii cit nun Iic idditiciti to the (llhtt thu. tu mnpe r itimic cii thu staten l:t tlu'giu'c's (intl ,'rade- tIme clilIllietutons had to c-innhat accuses as tugli as Chicago last >car s ( Young Mu 1urui winnerr nail • 52 game v.inrn.r (liii )eiir flit- other six pitchers on tint tare right-handers Tonic St-aver of New York, 11111 Stone. 12 feet at .•,. I .... .. :.. ...., ... c'ouuie'uatou C (mite, cue-c cmiii in fact, to bfe rescued front draw- umg According to h a p's, the biggest fe-tin cloning Ito,' 1.200 tiiu'Iers t'vcnI "as that he mnmight get ('ramps ; 41F - mouth hue is on tc'eottl ass saytag' -hl)' will to lute ronm liletely, to ' 'a last season, picked only three pitchers with previous All-Stair xptnue Ike- -4 urlttin Seaver and Gibson . 10 decisions Outs season, huts ter$ and r, frorr Inc the eath4 hitter in the Inter- Murtauughc, who retired be. t'auu.se of health problems after this )car, Murtaugh Ining KANSAS C111' Mo a1F eu) rth: l,nuus and left-hander Tug McGraw of New York. named league pt-rcentaage leader (Vcr ) Scilaun if ('intunitLiti and '"flue Stars and Stripes Fun mnaor league strikeout leader Thus ,l.uines Bet uiartt Steve Carl ton of I1 hiulauk'lphia earn Cuimnuili b cc ci ill " lIce Sit'? among sr'aeni rughithaindt'rs and (if tilth I3 I two left hc,unntitri on the staff for huSh hut (lit inpa 5(1) nut -' ma n , i f M o ntre al, Don Sutton cut t;is Angeles, Clay Carroll of Cincinnati and Ilob(Iibson of St — EQIQA overcame nu' desire (MSU A SS N) 'The' above uas provided cd b1, AlIt' Sports, nib it-lu will he jicutqj full 1) 1 ill 1 ) ic fe-len'usitni ei,t'e'uqt- Jrorrs Sfii,i:clu . I, 't ut riot;), Sent 10 I ' 59 Army .und F'ondhjmn have Hue-i on the baseball duo' rnond (raig Wood led after ejt'tu round when hue won the 1941 Masters golf tournament ______ A tot .ui ,ct $'t6 4 mnilli.'n in orders we're taken . the 1972 Natutuncul hf.uijt Show in New York pitched in five All-Stair gaintes with no cion'lost record lie's given up 10 hub and four runs in nine ituniuigs. ',tattr, n.uiscccl to tint learn in e .0 ii of his SIX major te4sgtuc St IS4)flS tics pitched In thrct. kdumuts >itlding nut) ru ns and three tilts in six innings mind strukint, cciii 10 lie started ilut. 19.0 g unit but was not Involved ifl thct titci.siiin ('auriteun was the starting anti winning pitcher in 5969 as a member of thus St. Louis Cart-ti. nals. has pitched Inane other goinme and overall has given up two hits and two runt- In four innings. This year he leads all pitchers with 187 strikeouts. Carroll was nanued to last y ear's train but didn't hitch. Ills Cincinnati teammate Nolan, one of the leading candidates it, start this year's game, has a season record of 13-2 for ann .966 percentage. The eight starters at the other positions have been picked by tuna in a nationwide vole. Murtaugh will n.umne the rest of tace N5U1IU'I 'iege le tiutic-et with 4uhl. Rust the Rrew.rc qaleageel the tplit it turn I 4intcnr.f ;uurvivc-rl u In record hit eighth vlrttcflt the eeswen with mitt-out help from Frank Iiniy MtIw;uuukee bunt-bed three runt n the tint inning earl three' mnttee first game and fneur in the inn!. in the sixth to rake I.nnlir.(t nh eats' nighfrup three percentage preinte behind it 12I (flit It Mo b with iii Keniuit City collected i-S hIta in the rkoubkhemeiler. running thrrugh five (level.inrl pitchers opener trorerl Kanaic Cutye front 'it Fcaltimrere in the Al iiranung run in the eighth inning Fact at i'eih ctuuht ion The' 1'. ccl the first game S'heintelum gent icnt ii innings to heat opened the eighth with a walk (hit-ago for their ninth victory in the Sac? 10 g ames shile Ratmenu John Maytierry singled Fl y nSF: A554)(IA1F1) I'IIF-S.q I r rtnpkted hit elz.hut night with ,I ,inglie And homer A,% the Ray - ,National League Amprican A-ague Va st hIatt w I. 47 .16 . SM I 40 39 YA 6 .14 48 .415 .1 .2 U 48 .407 14 West i't-t r. ii tliut'agiu ss St I'litih Montreal 43 40 SIA 91,) V) 44 4.19 16 41 I'hculmoIelphimu 2') 55 345 24 - We-It - l)rtrolti,Ctmieugol,1lIr)- nings Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 2 nungs 8 s Games Wednesday' Oakland (0doin &2i at waukee (Reynolds 4)) Cleveland (G. Perry 15-7) at Baltimore (Cuellar 8-7) at houston II, St. Louis I San i)urgo 5, Philadelphia I San Francisco 3, .Montreal I) tins Angeles 3, New York I. 10 innings Wednesdays (Lames Cincinnati uGrimslcy 7-lu at Montreal Torrez 9-St at San Francisco t McDowell 4-7) Atlanta (Nickro 5-7i at N!LsburKh (11rilei 8-3i. N St. Louis iWuse 9-9i at IlousI t)uerker 8-Si. N Chicago (Wood 13-lOu at Dc- tonPhiladelphia iCaniton 124i at troit Tinennan 7.7 1. N 4-9 i. N Texas (Paul 3-2), N San Diego I Kirby s Games Tbursday' tim finished the il;.,,r Rarne lattinit %trosk With 'tree branere powering st.' ' " 31 631 - Baltimore 2, Texas I, 15 inflings Kansas City 6-11 1, Cleveland 1- ifli -1f third belier.' 111nietIa delivered !or 'a attu :'; r em -, joe (,l,'i en eli ' ¶ her CgO mithfilit ,i tilt for 4ix inninw,i ,'Art the Whit. Sox teak. that op an ,ov, rith. .ii hall niltijudged t)y renter fielder Mickey Stanley The Stiv i(rincked Coleman nut in the oighth. tying the wnro At no Vita flauurrraun Munson hal a twa. :t-t and it i'.eye.l that way until ten chat and Rare HkrnlPr.1 the 11th Then Stanley trtpterl forine(tP(I with two (,n in !1f,-o thur'S inning, giving Kline. 'H, 4 , .imfrcrtahie five-run lead Mir , icr hit hit 11th of the year in he t.hth for New York. Sonny Siebert wan his first game in an mon th , putt- hung Rottan paat (aelufr,rr4aa .cnet uLfl Ityan with a four-hitter Siebert Pa,u.h not nn tunce Jim.' 19 -- -- imith rine rAlt .4nd r ime hnme ,in Ed Rninknuine ma rI;,'" fly 'or t he deriding run Rronks Robinson i' i .eales' tieri an Te'x4is, telivening .1 tingle to deliver R-i'uhhy flrich r:tti Ff.ittamr.r'' ; :r.nir. na ci the 15th inning .egainst the H.ingeti (The h ¶i;iil 'fouililrel -- "-_-- -' Arlin Misses ' otter But No w Hl Padres win Sports Writer Montreal 3-4, Houston thumped Associated Press * Steve Arlin. the Stun 1)m.'ga St. Lout-s 11-3. Atlan ta bent pitcher ',cta is a 't.-ntist in the Pittsburgh 4-2, (Thurago "dge-cl offseason. was offered a non. Cincinnati 2-1 ind l.os Angelpi Near York uSeaver 1241 at dental instrument by Manager trimmed New York 2.1. Don Zurnmer, who thought he Arlin got plenty of offensive los Angeles tOsteen 9-7). N had cost his right -hanetcel star a help from Nate Colbert. who no-butter trove in three runs with Lt Th ursda's (Lame-i -, Here-.' saud Zimmer, hand. double and hi.e 21st homer of iii.' St. Louis at Atlanta, N ;n.t Arlin an razur blade and season. He also got .in iut New York at tixa Angeles, N untIng to his awn throat, startling clefensi'ier play !r'a:m Only t*Iiiet scheduled make it quick." ',nmj baseman Derrel 'Theunt.l,.. ..4 I e.! ,n,iu,.,. .1 .i, Wild i'J7 e: iju _.,__.._.i ,5,J'I icii-hut asebaull Tueneday night grounder in the hole in the sixth i hitS tO the end threw to tirst whi le sitting bc'fcre ga-clr.g up ninth inning The Padres be-at on the ground. Ptmitadeiplata S-I but the low of Stun Francisco left-bander the no-hitter was am letdown for Ron Bryant's four-hut pi tching the 26-ear -o ld pitcher, his gave him his (1(1km straight '.'ncmanager ,und teammates, tory and brought his retort to .1, He struck out four '.Iontr'-.ul Phullies' infielder Denny T ). , te strcike"l a tingle over th e players and walked uit ti ,'ad of th ird bu.seman Dave Rookie Carry Maddox backu' I Roberts to break amp Arlin's bid Bryant with a two-run htarnrr This pitcher was annerved and his seventh if the 'ut-muon. P.' b..ikceI,Lhengam.eupancather hit ejnj fina l rim came wtat'n. t.; Tt-rn Ihattant, which ccrrd I -aath a cr.ao :n thtt'rt, E:.' run, curtec and loser Solar Moor" "1 miss-st-el it up," said Zinc- i-.s. balked. ,tier. '1 had Roberts play ing in. Jau used a Ralph Garr If he pla)u back, he fields the double, in en-nor and .In ntteI hill. I flIt'5.5t-tl it Uf).' out to come from bt'hind Pit:..in other N,utiunai League turgh - ,. u, Staff Lacking tint- National League All-1Star At gold _________ Vernon Mclntoshm of Miami McIntosh, 22-years-old and Beach rallied Irotna first round in at 176 pounds, cueii:hing knock down to stop Florentine the final improved his record to Il-I. Fernandez of Miami In a 16-year boxing at thli end of the ninth round, badly shaking the veteran fighter and causing the crowd of lie walke-d out cut llama and and And icideci tilt iunivercit Ci re-er ____ Srhelnhuuurn t'.lIl t.'meult time Al. runner Steve Ifovicy to tumore -vi the (it . trlumnplm hut ht California tWright 10-4) at Boston tMt-(;loth en 2-2) Minnesota (J Perry 7-8) at Referee Carl Suvers then 1,532 to shout for the tight to be New York (Kektch ....,,.1 tic ictctron1i. (in b In1n i f art t 4111 his i( b t lit- heck unt cut liii' unIv course optic to hiutim had jtitiie %% )Ili a final i'Iftit I lit Iii 41 lttt Ilt i ill ( Itt Ill tiititi'd ti l t-a it'mr recstncmni to tit, cromit-it "iIii tile IrataVirw sectmid from where he Ijke,.LI,e Bebout got the nex-- sq-4d iti, nal I;jjjj(.I %ji.all, ,1-,,,. ct-uut'ed on a sir1e b Euzsona test' t'iittti's on a strike- out ane' nuc-nican flag was tiuiteci Tine Na..uunats loiw rust &ccirrd eul -aura'lt" to irid mausseni bactuels c U ___ loose with a flurry of punches sending Brown through the ropes an d onto the prem table. • nnnntl',' h"wever, was out a itie- Iil taut resulted 1mm error b Audubon s ten terfut'lder on a ball hut tn Loris.. Peeler and a single by WeIkesu i t who had a fine 8-: mark during the season wits four shutouts Lust his bid for another whitewash when iv permi tted 'our Puts in the fin.i' I unru'ig Mills singled to owsa 11 se-tenth and Raburn di: collegiate Athletic's H. batted .5 wiii. 6' his in Ili UuL'i U. the plate it 7 games _._.-______ Mcintosh caught Fernandez with i ntraihht right to the head tlov.n II atl'. In hit D e all i I nuat: Stud ies at Ha rvard - iIi i f _ _____ ()lnmpuc (.4riie's was hunted ' ' 1 418 40 529 12 12 619 'i (incinnatl 42 39 519 9' 157 5 Ibuuustafl utmeuved tirounet to lhurtl l;i 41 45 512 10 44 40 524 8 ts Angeles •loinvu'r then crashed as I 'tuunat 38 48 442 56 19 47 41.1 14 Atlanta pitch over the fence in right, a 35 50 .452 18' the Texas San F'nsarwtsco 39 54) 438 II', Sect Stephenson shot of around 3341 feet, I.e put TurM1a'I Results 12 52 .181 20 Stun lIlt-go the t)t'Lauud cr e w on top cit as 3.1 ('ausseltw'rry attack with two CalifornIa 1 ltostim 1. hut in Uuru'e' trips and a pair of iceesiut Tuesday's Results New York G. MInnesota 0 It chuyt'd that way until the till'-; Weiructs three rht's w Clulrmigo 2, (uru innatu I, 10 in0-7 Milwaukee Oakland 4-4. when ('uisseltierry tops for the winners, eughuttu There were no knock downs w":i the funi I actatn l(l,s cut NL ''''' d i n 95 strikeout pit ch working Its he Ctulcsagui ichuffed only sis t)clamnd hattt'rs But Ice tuuut excellent Mlnruesuth Kansas City ,etuutictl, walking only one while California aulleuwing the fittir tilts. Juliet l8 Bemard Connolly,% t(41tif-sl for Ieli%v (IF to tkac 1 11 5 t cit Situ Mudet ii : tinder his new trainer-muansuger, Aaron Perez- The fight was setceduled for eight round-s. of Fullard Charles title last night It -.1 ;; ,.,-:t- ~,% 4'.'. ,-,o VeclKt'u at the plate How-rat's aalks to tirner and Rru L_ I 0 70 $ 1. ' to inningt 'fl ' ('Snuck Ielau er, cc I theeut She ball, e'eeISiukeS. (In tiut' play Wrsti'nfelt ew Iietton trirrucrecil California 4-1, ''' aclLwnville and At Cook of rountl of their Mround Irwin Ferrindet, Milwaukee at Minnesota Miami fought to an eight-round event last night at the .t'mi veteran who weighed 175, Oakland at Boston 2, Iwihis record slip to 50-16.1. draw'. Marine Stadium. In tu heavyweight bout, James night Muddleccc,ight Dennis Riggs of California at New York, N iueavyweigtut The light boxers Stummervtlle, 216, of Miami KO over tu T Jackonvulle scored Baltimore at Kansas City. N evenly throughout fought to traded blows an eight-rotund draw aculd-saisuging tee Brown Detroit at Texas, N acuth Fernandez hold' lsmuut, time wutlu G (; Maldonado. 4, of . Miami iii 2:45 of the third round games scheduled Only j (Ice seventh Paterson, N in the ni.uin event In Jackson' tag an edge until 1?~,S6 - ;. St (All - rueLay night, York t,lnnkm'd %lirirceveta Maior L with if -tingle to lift hut was fuarceet at accorul on stopped. ;I sixth round TKO win mer .51014if 'lut referee Eddie Eckert perin at 159. who weighed ltijzgs Willie White c-ui Perry, Fla. last mitted tile fight to continue for 0 night ill action at the Max%%ell Wosted hLs career record to 3', SIT) tier ArmorN in Jacksonville. 11-IL Brown, at 156. now stan(b; .17 seconds in ttic 10th round twfore declaring McIntosh Uie It was tire first fight for Perez 81, ., "" . Sanford's Vic Perez Scores TKO In xth Si *5 ii O.Lend ;cart of Sunun.n'ms IheNutiona!, with two tallies knc't"t w' n'-' n-t' es'ht wIn the fourth it was Andrtan control during lIce stacor rapping a single and La-nw in the fifth and llik,f, r cit in urtnr/ over Milwaukee Reggio guowl tIflPt tutu inningt, Detroit cetg.d (tilt-ago 'lc-velmtiud will signer today SI in II Inninge and Oakland eftcr atientleing r4 S. ilfi ittuti split ii ,iruiuhi.head."r with IIe'turneler evee'p (rouse the Rr'y %liiwmiuukre, winning the turd ik I ie"I;iv umititit with the tire" 'lull.' $1) limit kiting lice we rjt'e.i 1. ulfm.Il'r' pinylnR k.', i _____ '.- .lArkqnn drove in two ronit for the A'4 With hier lAth hnm4pr and tiewhierp lit the n,u,ec nrc nutlieluiert till hit, c teIr,liluumuu, IAPII nicila int'l ,\uu,ic 01St ni,I Kim- ti'.' ,'r'e''t it I "'it", Montrettil .11) Armil lin 40-w Yrlfk 2-1 in 41111t ilt* ,iuv,i c-il Si 1 1,11i4 1 1-1, San Franc Itca 111111) , Wuir ii Ii ';'('I'll itlutuic ciii I hi'S .iuiil ctcruuiu'eI tiauuk ceitlm three lug tallies sum lice third nutS SCM'ulmeel to haute t'uintrttl of thu' S TOT . "" ' X - tc etig four hitter to ltelt tItu' tie'S tituS I igloo It cc tic ruSs tic" etitnt lucs in 19 ettunes this season for the 1)clonel ocutftt _____ burn ut Seminole The-s wise-. dow-ta a kes runner in the final t"e? bIaialLrmd, M ce- Mccn.ta.s frame tuglut and es-ill rue. await the The Americans scored tw ice winner of the Sensiru'le- ui the second and single tafl.ucs nccare,i tue tuner 1 0 11 I, 11 i 11 5, 5.t. ui1guitp I un (let' fight for the number tour ;esutunn in time piamyoffs ('acce'lbt'rrv opened Shut' rrrung in the unsturil (maine. Mike Wiurich drew a free 1 ic nmvett tip tec set-etnil on .iriii ci a '.em'rtftci' Intuit tu liriacim Ik'limis . After Daryl I'aay tic struck out Kevin Stephenson singled into the hole met short anti as ii etr,,t uer'c , _ wj,lkt-d iwc. U-hlift being ba Cke~, 'A and three ttm second CcelLege Paurk £lxiiori dn-es the airs pass Stone was safe or. a IsL tom-tnt ing error I,) Sinxu'rucuns and walks ti Brooks P.M Griffin !(rC' the in; Liv third the College Park runt' made it 2-Oared again it was a, walk that led to the trouble lot' Sumnnmons. He ptis.3ed Sparks on four pitt-twa Busbc went (nit on a infield grounder with Sparks as I ga ieee nwaia SCORE SOARD CatceDerre limelight with has effort itst it 4, .%a'J 5401r~ * 4 I"Itir IiI %A '., a )US1, fIrS: Carrie 3311-5 and v it can comit ba ck and win tharet ... ii row run it the The f test carrit in the second insung and Iii tht result Of wildness or. the J :rcu' nutS Ctuuwct wire' De tr o it . 411111%11 hed iirotiii(i if strikeout lialtimore Ili pinclihiller Ed Nustit, loading ljo4toll Stases Weirim Ii then found New caught cell thirdbut In the' itanS ltugratuu flint'. served up a shituhi l'elgrwater lose Its t gaine %%till Leesburg Legion. tilt- enstring rundown Ingram the alley lit lelti-enter for if twof- (-I,%; .1atill Ilic F,lgv%4atvr crew mas 12.7 $AA% it"artled home ifflivii in. ba%e blow that fritiptied tile Nillwatiker unit ant he r Semis ciocul.t put ttct'smu turferenru' cc .s mini after stitks * * Chunal dill not have his uslial Oakland hil-,ram and a Caiselberr) 1%%t, j:.IIIlv% tichind Casselberry Cas St. ltc'rrt a:'r U' einet4te' 1kw Itlit'Srur in 11w' second frame Jeff t.rapuor. %t elker re-an-tied lu-st or. an ciTciS allege irks .iiit ?41à."tS by the Audubon sha'tstcep but combined to tm-i-mg to score, ter -It 1W UUUIl,, DW is •f v .tnaut a base hat. ''ett didn't suuclt-d arid rnc'a-t-d to second aur e got a ba. 044 cc ..1w In- a thnnc to third Inc inc to u.'- tland -,"Not, after the subject of reaching the' ('amsscltwrr) crew a 13 " -i AA tuniS " hi' returned lO'ernr aberrnr ihc A tt;uiimontu' tutu, We'sti'tfrlt liii .i mini shut to cc utti 111mvil TIlat thitil 411111 tilt, CII%SvIh4.rr% lie to I-vilLitiling flight' at the L%Illan llIKh Field I.;irr% (litimat, the ace I)( t1w gallit,III.,% 11jit h;, %.e tit lim, plat, VAI thirdnacker Tim Shea hall ,I .;mrLr t.!U'n tnt Semmale Na:inrLc. SM ff host Itt SM three team affair, Ke't11.Bc-tec'ulwlit.war the-tartL have t-harI?t It 5Sf t buck ieatcher in the &meruc'ar. Veagut unIt the bunnies however, since divisionad the Seminole P'. it is te autnLe tlirnunnt.ion affair league but had t' taki ) The-s went a. - loser it the-u' teacIseat to the efforts ""' cheer i'(i, ci hen The bights f.ucemreel 1111 'and, 53 I.ist Star Collegit. Park has, trivved intr 00 , s Second Loss , '-0 the- Serninole-Mattland seventh 'ateit must dow-n College Park the Seminole R(ItfIc \L ' r1irriinaloor. "a . ..,' Casselbe'crv I i-guru shocceel it - came mt(. '. , fit L game apiece Lii dowrian 11w Audubon. nine. 4.2 Last night Sihmidt to mate the tag Falls Sanford American learn posted Wit it, 1kw flcmnudz Little Mz,mnr League District I\' contest 3nic Bush Photo I I,r: Slmo krp: Its bo1 or first place witt. iic-e victories over itetalir huntrnç First Csmt Last weel. I Tarnst: r ! uric I(e.'twIie' Wflht1r 's 1M Sec the fi-i ent-A Ractielle alit convertec the touct -II 5T). tier efit At--Kent-AL was a three lute winner Last wevi :Ana bereçrnnr 181, Mars Johnson :71 and .bat Nuruqu 14 — 471 iralitif the wv3 over Spenre For Spent-i Ki' y, tjrj L. 181 - 431, and picked U the 14 sphl. wham ariis (Jwens laeid a Annette V.allitedtz :74 — 481 wni toe for florma kent's flue iii thee war, three Iron Mon-oe Hartx'ir tnt Hantiau keiere it war hornet :rouiierts wit? It, 181 .huflfli Wothitret with it 171. it the punt thr} won the wt all tIn. 1e t! I ?. !tti±it Ij imrne'e': ri. 'red in SM other niatcta Frar Mills had a :7. for the Snuthert loaners irl their split with )trt.alar Painting Second Coat iartiar& Let' (vrv'aun u' thi t.11 war &I highlight of the coutlit: , home plate as, Lhiv hall flies toward FALL goes into his slide a' and hat ilireelud the I hk'mui:,i 1k ItfliK S it )5 Ilu'ralet %portc II titer pitcher kin had sac strike outii 111 the St'minceie Park Pont Stan. II' Steve Arlin 'au,, within the .can'l inning .wth bitt by one pite h at a nahitter P,t Rico Pe1rneliI, luanny (meter e.ttI.rI fr', ii two, hitt e r memi1 me Si earl Tommy tluirp"r keying the rally. That wit enee,gh tree Ste victory river l'hiImecl.lphuu, tr!. 6.S In tied Rymen, II.? tnppevl Cincinnati 7-I in I tilt iegi ('sifith iluun'ert flve-hltfrr urrn,ngu Atlmenhe ctapp.4 ,,ow. N itimilit 1114P top threr bat,flunn Lienglif" If, Casselberry Leg*ion Wins, 5-3 I, = around or wild patcher Bruce' What?lor. had a dOuteit ' Field w Serrunoit fuL%-tiall I?, 19 / 2 Ii,,tellei h'u$ the altar k 'A'ltIu cii hutc Jr. the mkiuihleti.ader Iiu'lhig ui tiamvwr le iltave in htr runt and stored two (1It -e.reeI twi e In Ciii If Ruth'4 Nfl'I 5' helntiliun, utrave in c.ne run in . Pony All -Stars Face Crucial Games A r Generation Gap I _______ E)eLand Area - IT _1 •.' 24-: I Ile % f:c' hit? sittcled Ed Jeff Cobt - 1. .Z-_ . lb 4c)ti %ra%on '"c' ' t•Iiuiit. alcott'. Ir,uuiu ItSIM to 1910i . cciii . ,.: , " Dar'. Rannerrib singled tri lead -olle,cled th: .I,v Graff . off the fifth far Halt% Hill He Ck-alk Fls,birr Park's five hits Sanders -. LM Iii .110" . ond when. thes sent 17 mc:. t: off the' HaU Hull la- rk DAVE the 1971 - ' 111* the lit ,tikI ii il.'eIKlt. hoce liii I ctitlti flight uunIfuirulu he uiirnlrlu'ul met lift Ilium ocher in tin it g c it liii Nuci \''t k -. . Bricnu. Dave Fall. Ned put has learn Ir. front pitcher. with relief help ftc' 'tevens and Paul Gabra each Girt fiat was the wirirurig .me C __________________________________________________________________________ __ _ span. 1.111' tisti I. It game and she and Itnenda eat-I. Ii: nail had a turkri du7inf the' r'uitrt. cirverted the 7L IC — 49 Lurt. to- Lenaci' war liutniw Iver wit?. ties rvemn t)unrme converted the fi- anc the .. Sabtki war three ant- a tuil from 11w i 1A IructltL t'Pund SM :71 of Phyllis 'Aals Pa: Santas converted the L.For Sobiks emil Heirs anrier the (fltrs htct gumee it. the lao were turned it b Ka:t' :i !7, w so iun. : ! - srue Lrni 181, 7 1l — II Sc I.i7o entering lott .. 11 L Renjuild a doublit and Jot Smitt, and rworrd it cul, Kmsminsre4 and NjAn% lArfavangirk-Ad a VArigir . u-in irl%,er the Galm Lind his Sanlord Arnmran teammates posif-d a 24-1 - -7 Nuw, uiti'eut the American etortitig r'ulIieicl Sri ictI riieiI,,ye All Slur lence. temill gahuur I be rinnuc'c nrc far I V rucIr ie uuutk I, 5%iulutuy Murrer I '.ngti.' el III, liii Ill II'I III II. liIf, tic r uueminmugur In the Inn)or Icuuguic, It C Icuililil III ,,it hc .lfli tclort unit k truinec timuul ci on I ,6t garnet uuui,i ' ' •.,• ,~jasr,4 toaded4 and got two quizi, ad Roll hac singles. Mack mm home r'ir. Slhrnmlng that cave them a 1-1 lirad Ila--% VirinHerbulls., .11num Ii.enned%. Dave Fall AM hIC!, ". if-111 ;1zi~ Pii LI: U - iil- his run after ir the air to come dOT. and score - yr.. \ieljer Pa r k .. •i •e- ,.,, jw w Sanford Am ca hake error to ip; garner of 14$ anc 2111 et route It a & ett tiU I) Itoottrif Is, four wins over Arnie onveyor AJs heL:n I- a I were Jut Carver 2164. = and V burro. 21). For Armi l was .1 Pnilliw wstX. Is Make P.ellevert war. four Last week wit? bobbie !teta tuniunj it, a: ::- s.&r Burct. a.Te Brie .: Sxnitla 191 I ar the blanked !teim least It was K Wsivanu wit?. a ZIX Wilts Amoti war. UL-et last week behrnc the solid lean — £3 anc tiackec b' I. Wilt wilt a . e'Iart led in Herui 1e.t 1, Smart lC. LM and K Wilkins . Other top scorer mite Iran C Avrrrit IBT- 1. Jornisa: .lrfi .Jnrus4 IL anct :: Sap; 2fl( i..? ci Ffpeick'r rr1t' it ittt iee Suited I're Rpnvti Writer "qqt1Z"h_ •"' ..... ji,i/ Sweep Twin - Bill Its III +.. runs cami ?.c s:ngbci it ' ' — -TV, FLSIWr Park errors as tir second The Ccala squad figured in the s..-n.-mg tcn.'ed LPni onus run. cc! the A le ad-of! double by Gart posted a 21-11 win Nt.Ls .amr u the top of the thn'ct but Singleton arid singles by Ran- Johnson. arid St-a:: Patters:Saond Amrnunns bound the winners ur fun: ant- Jarvis Rnac }c hack will twa. it. Liv botton. of Kus.sunnne'e to three- run, in 11w and double each the tarrit A two-run bonnet by hip of the fourth as the toik aS- Waters had a pair of stnks Paul Gnurr. was the highlight of : kid The big inning law' Liv =_ 111111111111 r1v. W lLrtt Niutak, it avid Liow'lin rnthuaxast tram Orlunth. is heiputmi set Lit , wt4t she haipe will 1* a rnontlul bowling Wurflanwnt fur women with averages of 171 and under The IL-st of the-se rnunti tournament? referred Ili its tht honda Kt4ierrtte will hr held thu Sundas. Jul) = at Vender Tropicana in West Palm lkucta helt, with her years of experience in running iur• narnenta. and her organization are wurkin with the hope of promoting mare tournament bowlers Many women are mrar uticiut entering it tournament and this argantzatior. :,pes to create more tournament Interest in crornet Top prize in 11w tourney is $301 with another $151 g.ul.ng It sei und pLue uuniaher. 8Th to third and $51 to fourth places The tma1 for the event is a Iota game handicap total i ith the hig hest: total score rrcewuijt first plate rnonr While the tuurnr is sanctioned L' 11w Warners Inar-ematitmal Dowling Congress WIBC non.rnenibens ma trt?cipm$e but Will be thaxesd an extra 11 Entry fee for WU3C members is 111. However, mn4nenibers must have average- verificitiun. th' fri erc..tta.r grt'wr If. flir?TiherstO 11, v-ill enlarge Ik M -'XrT NXTIOAAM ClierMaCt 5.'eTNf two it the ,.'I.--.L one in 11w third and then triu&e ft Isiah the s.e runs in the Itf NationaLs 24- Wild pitcIws. 11w first in their gaunt with the infield sahtw's fact' ;iswd hall and errors t'ontrib Halls flmfl Nationals Thes Jack Bitting had 1kw oni ae11w fon i1w' Loestcurg teann tnt- It the s'rrmng chart s.-,ired 11w tv- i runs on sangler single Keith Williams was a The Sanford ti-art went ahead b. Riii Rrius.rh, Jarvo Rrac -C IT the' "I--* firg, thir-, tx* 1. &4 and Forts: Barnes Hctlb Hm1 ar.natg pitcher, reccerda all, wmtt ridr runs u the' second tied the s.cerf a: 2- with a pr eugi: strike outs 3a.' Rattan 4 ramng Larr' anaHtntcuhs hat- of tallies in the baIlout of the was the lcessnc pitcher e arab hi: in. SM first. wbile set-and Ar error and singler by The Ck-morid Ri-id. 4.oer- 11 LL U nprcfezsion& .k - the 3 pm tilt a: tetited It hurl a nhattet . I '$t llce r. C,raweland taker or Kenneift had five strike outI '-ulinnals It American. e -nLa Highiang and VonHentiults had se. The S.arthird Americans usei The Kissmmmee Nat:ort.als k ~F Sanford Pazo Merchants - Leads It f if th, inn ing - - , '" . John LamL was IT, rart form ?a.c: wreL wU? & th.steru 257 Clamor Out Pus, zugh: and a £I aeries Jiri C'rvers V4 Lo tielpee as ft Natalt swept low Iron tht hunger aIroi 21X at C ftc? for the Oie were N Arrer IL-van 19: The Jet liner aIM war. fair tast w ee k thanks It Gormai 19E. itncl MacIea = and F. WatTh, Rirt Plar Fruic Fiervir't behind And Zase writ four tr vii : .r in :: r' 1. Onunt . • hL thr t-punm three v tries Last wrei, isunc Lit Wtttermf effort of bet: Allen whir taIoaded garner of 211 and 18L IT. her 551 aertr Rnber GLIhe'r 29r, war hir,l to, the 1ostn t:.s hankm HIS was & four tUTU victor inst week with Heler. harbour fin&nç a ir and Jack Kanner addoW his It. Jr. -52 Jso turniof it f mir e fl artsLast week were BLE Cnaven Tin .lflht'" — 7. Mist flu-ts7tw Mr.Merle Pr IN one, t. hentoi. -nite team' Scon rnns d m Gha Jumm .-- .-- - ----- ____ a. gnaw' z: League 'r' Hr(itt o;wnlL wit?. a t in the and n n . hi-1, IK City iapmed .;S the tournament continues double , wbik thy Fall and onigh: at 6 p nra at Westsr& Larr. VoreHerbults ueLc. the Balls Hill Ammric'anas singles each 5 inn in' Kenned' w& the 1kv CScp.U, Ayrwticanr In. it game at V tM1C the ii auarmu. p.Pw He got rre 1JerT Vceri-Herh..-iu(nc1Cnn:ine,a, i4'aue nh Toyota Mixed o was rwar swp r pr: wq: IT, trc F.a' toyta of the five matches endingfour Last week will rame tirets*oi Al Butcher '111F, L. Hi-o 134 and .btr, Jiet ir lec trq 1,wns U Tow wifl L over Uw Four Welds, 0 uctIt •, w Rvdtr whc broomed the Pickups, RLL 9: wa Inst f Krnne) 1.1 Led the Thups Also ramuW UP Wltk fair War were the C)%erhead Carm , paerd b' F Davis, IL anc n :1" Ibit, ia Other IuØ efforts, tr the cirrus: were K Williams 7S :7€ — 501. S. Ktsvai 181. J. Wood 2M and 1 Jaeewrr 174 IL the Late 7oynth action, there wa, nar L wre Ivvr !lTaes 19: and K Cnnwa 1, 104 - LW led the Fnu Hoods U three wins over theWheels }ther Trmp1eY' 214 hthrd SM Fair Ptsurn take Uree fr orr try Sprkpluçs Fcr the SparkpIugs t: was }rn HudIe 1. am, . Jartior 19 1 rim Rs2M,Joht. Jar Other spartlers came trr. 7 :& :::.r*vt Crabtree 1. Denn, ,"'italmr. 19f AflC Gt: Rtnto Ctr'rmnrt 1hurg Nationals. :beOn . ., __ p.1.-be: Hicame ir, Tt :('11tv stanJoet.aorc Jarvis Rra.r was the leace;. it. tell(., i' &:r 11w filth unn.ng it, stop the had a single in, the tuning ari.t had a of Kissimmee "attnnais, t.4 .Jinurnt Ktnne /IfrantI,i, KC Royals 'Big Three ' 1 Nine ericans Blast coa d Its (,kIl\ TAYL/)R Mr, c.iriforcf Heroin ,.,. ,..'.. ' "--".'-. .._ " ' �- - -- -;- ----------'--- TheSanfordHerald 4 8-The Sdnford Herald J Wednesday, July 19, 1972 by ALLEY OOP & j( Nt' Cr It ..L? TAA • t4t '.uX "T A - JT & LtI.S - ij vwsI& ".'" ' &J 'JL'J TIME fl4 Wt YESThRDAY'S STARS TODAY Hornlin V.1. Pat Neal lives for I ;j - 1. L '-- - • ' •- :-z / 1\ .S . ': E t'k Mk5.AA E'y PEC-\. Ltwts A7 4( 'A courage and no uses IowIedge of adversity to ..tL OE5 A A WER P..&ZE E "' I by Al Vevme.r _______ - - - - -. - her help - /\//\\ lh :- L _______ I - - i--'t I -- - - • r A 1 V - \ * :.4:. T f vh'- ME'. c- ,- -. - '- wI P1: •••'i P b M_'.-J £ PR!V.4TE f Wj AI. ' I ' 7LIPIC1:.f' ---a - •-,-.-t. H -••• - ••.' -•. r':r' -. - '. V!. - '1 '- •-- r ir " '4-'- 4F '.E Croct & Lcwrtnce h •.'.'- - . - C'0U'1• iLM. IAiU&5 iI'i w%en V%0TI)CTI ,cr , - '. U mw-a. ..ata SZroRts -As I W5 b hin4 TCSMt, slit recalls, "I felt a terrible pain and called m husband - who realized irnmedia:c1. • Knctviiie, Tenn., went to schoul at Northwestern and is deeply attached to this ciritr - 'Vet she is aLso det'nl attac'ht'd to F'iia'-td IC make - __________ Pat pew up in • - - what - iala'.i a wonderful dorIa;, l - . (iarle Carton, whom he called immediattl}" A seven-how operation saved than in New \cwt. k - - '. - -- - - Aluminum Siding Installer be'gasg metal &, Ofa.%00424)443 dC)fl I 1113 ) - ØVy opera?o psyctwt?tst in London, and now IwanttobvetobeO. ttIffl. r'; ( H H lI LH L R • ,.. . - by Dsck Ccvall '.' - jt' . •'.. - _______ :i'. - - ------- : _. .-- - - - - . I - I • -- -.. r t :i _ Mon .BLETLE bLiLE' ___________ _________________________ : ' - c". .AA'.'s. n --... ; it' - E J'-. tE - l•F Jj F L -4 -:5 - L ' - J -: '- --- -, - I '-•--- - l 1tj - it' Et'- - - -.---- J' fr1 / - -- A& r .' -' ------- S -'d -r - -, -I ----. -' .- Cl' ' 'j.j ?' - .- -. -' -.. -- - - - ••'I'• - 7'iv' )l44* .. - sca'r - -.: and ':4': - .- - $'--'' -- __ ..tm": 4&m 'A,4 •'. -• P - 1; 'ifr ? $ __JG Sy Barry f'fP' 7/ I/"f ray.. - - " - tOrge rant, - h ,, M. 1ti'futtit"i - ii lit sini.1a It' ttlt 5t U7i ofi lflI(,C't5 'st ,'t annuals. iiid -_Roø__ Fo_ Rrt __________________ EP' ,i,''.' 'of •i'-t' C, - - I.,. •--..... aMa' - . - imist-rtS ' Iiv sigTials. Anid he- states that these' pheromones excite- brain centers to stimulate hutmonies that arouse sexual desire in both fe-nudes and se-s T hued louiti csck-'s I ... Me-n, t, of ttli g -- ,. aniotutl of wtnnrn who ,ing russh' unsuited to the-in, -e1 excluded, came into psiherts these men ru-latin that thry Later than girls in disi)' -'' are- madk' infatuated btart with malt-s IUL1I girls, Could this theory possibly Y,i deeper anah-sis shows Putt,- u h,'a.rimi oil mu girls the-u- SUIILI 1111 1007 I'P% colic-ge-s in-.rc in Aniiericai bc-u y'iutiit-r hits merely Fur tt,r.sdustrs of such tn&nsfm-r'r.-d to the 55150 schools were more likeb' to happens to employ their go unmarried and bIICCIIIW mnctlie-rs t's'pe- of j'ci4ume. spilistetS I.,'ntii recently, theOr, if tue-i- did of smell was the- lilind spot' stud. the-i- had fewer chil- itt ''ur espetimnetital pri-dioldie-ti amid v-- err regarded us p- laborutonrs more- likely to hate platotiic Nowadays, it is cuming marnesges. its Owfl. into males. that femalerhesus Dr Fret-in-an sugjests Girls pit-k per-fume that Even the' nnonkr' produces a se-s exposunt' to pheirumuiic-s of appeals to nit-n; iiut to i-our pheromone during lien rn-at- the- opposite sex ma be its- ow-n pri4ereners _._..l._ WU1 t., • CI.rtP ti'4I%.2•T '" "• € ;n rvinv i-em. 'AiOy4 onite ti D,. ('vat.. aa .• &cIa&at ,... q, b *I.1I ,... °'j lV I %,aI,7T1tr.t ,.,•..,•-,. 1 a C-- - C$* DP0'ooIIl t.,"fI,tkpd - 4, 4 , ,• 373 375? H U fl t PAYTO N REALTY Ivt' " 277 '7 1*0 beoroom 010sf home. lease 'PQulv*0 15(5 rvp - Igt •nd las' "-__ Houses R*nt Fumnih.d fUfr.ID*Ø £va,I..ol. mmeo.,,. sis, ""ePo Pr's 571 i 1 a.orr. l'n.st*d Piouse Waf I' fuIntg1ed 16$ "10 223 4e7 WbiIe Homes Rent ___________ - -- evmIn N t,e ,,e.gg.t aISO0$0 772 aaPG - - - ,liil.art(es. ti lip I 0' 1001 •le''% t ,,'r y% P,'-i'l. 71$ S.,ntord Awe '%. ,i AP4 Tir-i Aflt,,c'., Cunn,tur. Aplanc r'. 1 p-cc, or full hOtIIP I Ill 122 9520 ________________ - REPOSSESSION 13 - 60 Stral-,an toi bedrCi"t. tIc-nt It-nV room, pay al arid toti (.,,< I i'ntments and nIOVe fl POnt It%OWLD 5AL115 & SFIIVICI, III 2.171 - - C,',-,nl Y-..r, u-.'id n.ir,dtOn. $30) (all 337 7141 %7 ''I .Il/ 51) 5.7 PfP4jRp(el,eV', C '.- lAO commercial vacu,Jm% II) i'll -, I- • 3 tIE 000053 - Old,-, hot''- (n *0,1 1' %hady lot ceptortat by 15. - - 1.-I PIer-cit FURNISHED 3tr .204"' on I acre &ooi garO,-v' 3rd anti Zc'ecI to, r-c.nte PrnceO C I, Mrn floats Motors TraIt, vofl5P4'5 SPORTING GOODS (i'nIQAn Sanfrid 323 Slit ttater 525 0(0 Payton ,' P,alt 1,371 1301 lilt Haa'ka A.. t I? 17 Ilti ELF 0 39. Ton Grays, tSp to shore, depth sOufldee, lap. deI refrigratof, all C 0 gear, bottom tb*-vglassed. dingily, etc Sell or trade ton S3ntofd arc-a properly I 11 503 Per C slip 73. Monroe Harbour Oo,ter aboard Sat 1 Sun Goods S PotIon Whalen {)raIrI Cloted All Day W&ne',4ay - "ns,-.. 25th & Santord Ate - Lots & Acreage 33 Commeu al tIe 4 2 a ret a bi 04t 17 97 (w,ler ol (.ttrlb,rI p 155.000 Oonef 534 13)7 - C 'fished molt-I,' tome lot All equipped (attette''v 57OCO Owner 134 l'4J7 34 - Mobile Homes & arid Trailers 1151 (rte,rlq4 ('7 • 'os.-I .i'type' b1y S • 1 • ,l Vp 'op (0410-ton Only 1495 $4111111 S USED CARS. 17)19*0 _ 43 Long .s-bteel base Foed p'tIup ray cO'd,t-Oi, $550 2331151 47r,MC ' -plOn p'ckup V C Rad.oa"'l 0i-.lc power keal,r, tteer , r-0 avlomalic 5435 332 5400 at'.' 5 '"little iso - I I)) 0774 - Goods THE SHOPPERS gI-4nt 'er v'ce h,ni,'', • AFPitAPt5, Ill tall 't,ai ( 3 l)72h'l..i,'t.nCab-t'P'l UterI 2 months bvtlonPtOle%. bInd I-fIns, drigi'S W,Il tale 551 catn or 55 per month Call Cr101 '.'a'agrn 337 CIII or eves . Iii us SANFORD SEWING CI P4TER. 377 A Fall Is, Doc-Otoon 5-antrrd - -' I - 371 1512 S!,!ALL'S OUTBOARD SERVICI 'tivl'IItIIflg In PlIy%lir I-' tune ups & tar,-t.,ard5, VOlvO. OMC and Moycrul.' III minor 1911 ; The Shoppers Guide is Here To Serve You! finAulirul HOMI - I,* ocal-un. 4 bedrOomS. 3 b.th Peal and a., condtQn.d 174 Eli-ott Ave - 323 57C7 _________________________________ CeramIcs AirConditioning AT ,sC t S I,iCtilC.FWA''CN -- 4-' mod-I-on ,tt', ,t', SEARS 4 I Car S4"';'I) . C-f I An Equ1i I Opportunity E mployer jI T'- t.,t AL 1 7lf (''. - N. 2' 1775I good week SAPIPI.II4O -tM it.7N r,i,' -%, Itisuran(e '4 r 1 f.l' '.10 41' '4 •It I' tiIe 123 LI liis Service Sivt.5'4 m,••o • 'em ,eOtip - SIte ree.,,ed many mane p110,1. calls the tirtl dat If ran and iOld •vlr ,thlfl5 3 Sounds pretty good jh do.sn'l it In the futuri p' untied ii goIng to a 1,11cC, call a sure (\ fectuno thing and gel regultS Call "• \\ \ us 313 3411 or IJl-,) -- I , ••• . Line to CLASSIFIED! I . OIl dtCt'5d41yS bet reP1ou41t tart Of cancel your ad tOl he following day anc alurdayt before I? noon to get organized! Part of getting organized Is parting with those things you don't really n..d, And thats wh.r Want Ads enter the picture. Get organized this week. - - I -'-5 -- '.' '.' ,,,.' - ' - -' -- SpecialSer'iices ' '' Improvements 5 5l4's(CMAPICE a' all tillOs il ''iuPS 75 rs q p.1011cc 5.34 3144 -4.Ill "11 R.uU11'nv' 4 • ri 5 1' , ',I?il 71 • a-0nlry lnlC' ,,. Iv.rQr Rejs.r'aoie 373 434? -_ - --_ THI HANDY MAN ,,,, ',,s. N 1237343 AIEPII 4 S • II- it'S-' Ii' 1... t. - q445 I'd - I, " -t' '' -, % ' - U HAUL TAIL -- - I - - ir . j. .v. - -"' 'Tr- jslèr R'ri?als ', -IAN'OI .14 :t'lS I'A,l..DIiIVI 12) 3.24 "'" '..,i 1'I - - ____ -" ',Pvl!50tt'II ,, tyln - .', !yVA1II 01111)11 _____________________________________ I c-Sum n,-i 5tr.v ,asa-, *111 ' ' •C'CJ a"j t Q ll .n5ti %I,.'5,4 43 ','_il I 101 At.' 51495 ,.t1hlI0l1 Alu,l. rI ,rI %j,l.JiJ 33) 1)43 In A's, 411*0 CAIP-I4L)-t"Si .t'tt"LN (Alt' NL ?5 tar-rica li_i5 I "Is CILl'' "t'i -I' .l'i 12, 5052 4 .- - illift. "C'iI1J t' 'NI 51.4CM. 'i- I SuPwi. Y 111.' 17: ]',,j II " , - ."..l 5 - ',, " JOIN THE SHOPPER SLUIDE it. .5.4Ct - Atl..-. 1114.1.. -. t.l"4(%- IsJl-I'. - ----s -:: so THL rst DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES ! LThys 21 Days 13 Wks 3 line Ad-$S.04 $16.50 lIne Ad--$6.12 line Ad-$8.-*0 $22 00 $21 SO $4680 $62.40 $7800 -• -- Get In On All The Action! 4 Ph. 322-2611 or 831.9993 Today! - '' AVANt S OLAUTY SALON Monday & Crida, ageS 1+1 S 3-441 tail A,e 12)4)40 - Your Direct -' , .'' -- '° : -' 1/ Open ilp 5 III Port !h..'% - -- -_'. p_me Rubber Stamps ITT,,'. MIrrors ________________ 5 S (5441 A 3,1 SAL i'" I'. S. her It, boo and ecipflent 7 speed WhIrlpoOl di yee. $50 SIroll 0 chaIr.,' 'r stroller and 111911 cP'a'r 550 Call ari,Im., 000000 t_'_'!! Se t - - _______________________________ '- - BeautyCare - nsn- sr'sIc'c 743,'Il rsru,sLjl3i I "I'.'? - - PIe-i,, 73,', 'III - ". 5', 51,0 tn',' it I.-' lt 1 1 59 v', ,a" 7471 S I'm-" Af 1711111 l,AIl'4lIil S SALTt 150 ) i_I-n' I ,n' "41 tI, A,0I1'"-'-l" IP4Ø A SICaCISSAN r,. I InOOC' 5 -3 0*'' c-I _ 1_i - -lu'II, •_• _ ,•-" •"-,- - , , - -- - - A U?Q i'- n-v-ti - ', ._..: -,-.'. Pøol Supplies RC,_i LtiI. Glass ' - I 1.11.-.' - AttIcInsu_a_ IOnS ,, 5 it iN',, I?' - ' - Q QIP a' -'erea' T'. t-4U"e 741* C-'ens' 6.q 372 3199 A.e :514 - " ..-IEEN TOP C asi - -r c- se t:i c-ge P1.14- T 1171. 1 1 AR S I •" .)'Cfl :415,1 I,- - ,- ' ' - Arts&Crafts (Ills? it (HAP I', - GuY S HOUSE OP CAR 00 CIl.cI.P1, 0.t'i Seef & 131 C,encIt .5,1 37) :51 AANT - 'III 'a- 0' ': ::::'. 5.l,QP T'-i( LltYL( ADS 1.1,. !t,5 hG SU S AIN' AD! ALL SAtS yOt. 7-(A4$ - - a! - •# , ' T.t( c-en' ci InvI Plapij, 0 iv,'C% lr , onger n4-d*2 7' ,%fI,I .1Cm', It 5 50 east ,o oat., ..' at Call 337 7111 Stock Clerk i %AliA',7 i4 . I 'e '.-.L App'-an(,-s 'a-"-' it -.t.''c Cornpm-'p 3517 P,i' s Dr -vi 373 l5$7 Maintenance Mechanic (Air Cond) (CCi - _____________________________ ''t , 4 A Accountant Clerk s;. s"'' •I I •I ::.'' - PC? Care •, Harr t 3)3 1771 Appliances lI11it,ltt',I'.Cfl - - - :, 5- 'U4 -'t ,-I Eating Places , 50 50 tarlulil -\ itlIers to lid OVI litet, future Night? Now ask i 43l.IrsIlt *110 do people (all to till Shots SIC ,ieliSs tt.flis takIng up space around th, house F,gred out yell ut. V - clastled ii ad deparimevll \\J .1 The Sanford Herald. that'S who. Tab. or In Ill Ouyer. stance, Mr //J 3411 PalmCtta Ave., j Santerd, she called vs to run Ihe lellowing ad I., a lithe while 1,0 - -. - '_ L' P10511 -' '; '-I Has an immediate need for qualified per s nnel ECS Iu_I I A 74 PIr Sev.-ce & Repa ton,ng Qe'r-ge'a' on anti HeatnQ kr,-n,j Sanford a.'J .5. rleq Parkanea PP-t13ne441 2379 Sanford-- ---Division This isa r SHOP THE EASY WAY! STROMBER( CARLSON I date wa-i '2 S-L-? , ' - :. most COnvenlen' arid up to '- %upQty . i4ICltn 321 It,. ()jtjr t,.ri.ty An I oval HOv5rt - - 2 SetS bunk bedS, *rslOA tin 11th I R,nt Blue Lustr. EIecInc Cirp.' stand, grIt 30' Ole- 37 screen Shampooer to, Only II per day door *ith hordoart- 510 each CARROLL S FURNITURE pece 372 1261 Tappan double Oven eI.ctr-c range 5175 Maple tabl.,SI5. 32) MC'S ose *egPiI ,lh New Shape - (101, II 49 I .,blets, 10 dat DoublIbed. bookcat. headboard I •iuttt Druq Slure -'h Ike new etlra tnm ba-'2 mattrest Will tell t.para'ely III It t-' l,,-dt. 1,-Il Onette ',p$ 523 2174 '311 .1t1.-. .0 IS cabin cruIser, 40 ,lelr-i Ev,nrudr arid ?railef, plus .,t 5550 Call alter 1 Ci) 127 717$ -- -- - me tn,',l- ply 'rCi.I jrS tt 5*5, Or 7p, ."rnll :1 5' Wrpi r depar'".' 323 ia I Complete I3cncfit Program Call 323-1260 or Write P. 0, Box 111, Orlando, FIa. The folloMtnq buslnes,' are lIsted for -four convenence Pervmirir" residents and newcomers NIh find thIS dIrectar'f ' I' I- ' ,',IIl4-1 'It - - - ,' I FOR E V E R Y ONE •, I' / 7 - I I Pd COO'O)l I ' , I - 5. r 1) - l!at'ama Lounge wI!P cowef, $15; 3 Dlfl,tlet, I chrume 170 orOght ron. lane. she 1)5 automatC ,',alhrr. 175, jlnle cot, II S ,-.-nsdo'*s. II each gas heater. IS ,jI',Ø mIc 372 1520 SIEREO AM/FM i ; .4.7' L) -_J\ Seminole Sporting Realty I,' Trucks And Current Opel ings include Johnny Walker - - Apa,tri'."' II*• Singer Zig Zag,554 P4rw Conylgiton 5 F n y( lope'l 4. 599 50 Mrs 0) 4 Nc Nab. 122 035$ Oeli.e I?' tb,rgiats tithing rig Complete Ike new, 322 1377 alter ep m C-ULP REALTY 407 d'! lIt SI )72 2)35 - IOelJ, TILE lSlOPl SE 15 $75 UP N ILL m: RS 26l30,IadoOr,p. 123 0352 - - , tv. fllac Household '' I -i tJphoIttrred sofa and (tar 54) South ScoinOle Lbr.Ir rAve Altamon't- Sprngs Tue, Ihurt & SIt tO I Ap,,rtn,.I-nt t? Zoned R 3 8 2 ocrr't on S,rn,nOl, 61111 Cas%clbe,r , 1170.000 Will tuboidirtate Call oanee 131 II)? ___________________________________ 47 Boats and a i e qui pmeni - 1)4,4 ''-'1 4 c- 1' tPSVe I• g.'a'o'. a'l '0 ct. AC D( ''a,.' c-ala? a rl'(1,5%C'I 0'-' ________________________________ 1224 '' In s P cn"-.-,' ott'-.. - Business Property , T,a..eI Trailers IS '' ,-nr- 1.1 Rail I ' 36 15 II - ()ItA)l, -'ill,' I -',-- Equipment For Rent c',iga rae * .1 iC 'a ç ir p .eA'd - 'p PA C *05 - .1; UAP ?.14 II IIiP't't"l '0 monIplIOli 175 ParS A ,e I ', ri' P $ ,,In.t tatle's. 510 30 Bali I ,,'l-,rc 133 Zlrl 55 gs I? P3 and Casselbefry shOd,pPQ Ot'lv 135000 1nr' r'ij asalal-Ir,,t'cr all *11 -5)1 C .,- 4le ,tl( AT hIlt' Couth, 10-I In 10419, lily) I <w rational (Pairs, 5$ 14 WIlL IIUY 4,000 usro P1*740', All 74 13 SI ' _ , , "4' I e'IlPciy Top Dollar r..,,,n SP'.v'- cr0 ('DO # c's. I nt's OIlS, tP"i'ug"b'Cd $23 'i yvtr1 PiI)fr'e 177 A7$ 517% - iltI?'.v l,jl "e'r,r. 'l 'It rem 531 J p.c. lwdnoo,r. '"' 550 P'r.. table dthoashef, 135 70 'Ii III 7111 A1lt1IPS(. P,I,'l 11101 I/rn' -i r-,-w MOBILE WORLD Olivetti I 4-lI, 514 5113 a ricr011 Tm, For YOv' Apply rental t,oa,d pur(Pla5C ALES CII API EIC'ICIEPII 3 , (herb, wilt' (,e'c"rJe Sltjarl. 13) ( l.-I'o-om a c. horn,' on Iflilnit Orti srlr(I-cv' I dIstIl,' 0-111% (fl I9,'t,n',On (inl,fldo PhallI- toil "' fl pri-StQe area Clot, 0 s a5 fl C riO' il I Ion di lt-q tPr MS 4414 -",rn,o' of Il ode's Lot', tI C-P ng and Ichoolt. 571.' -c ' 'S%ufltC S'a pee ,rnt n'ortg i-.,' Is awatable Openrtg eerrs HIP.? A tIED t 'I' large cioon oc rclrsar'c, ,jci!,l 9 p m Located P4vt It Roll4.jp fl3bt fleris Ior'9000d, III 7323 N I- SIDE PITIAL LOT na' 9011 CARROLl '. I &JRP4ITUIIE 116W 11151 .127 liSt GREGORYMOUILCIIOMFt. (CYS*tPCIAI COuntry Club 4 Locator'S fl Santord tC'l IS sSO Miscellaneous 371 52(51 55 500 French Ave Stemper Agency For Sale 12) iii') 310) Orl,wdo (1, Se" role Couti', Realtor I 'I Il-t%r-% %'I,'llIti (,.RLAPIDO -#4PM I. s - - - -OAll)ltP4 CEPITIU ncome ,'.Ol)DItU' I II* S rrf-.,(r, 122 4991 All C.-.', C.,.' - 121 3914 Investment Property Sin', & Eves 327 7)71 12 Vet? ult- Il.,''r,-.'% 5)1 9', 0,01,. for Sale Modern. lunge, 2 7 Pcaroorn IlOviC 11.000 fly Cc1t.J" REEL S RODY SHOt' alt lecIrc lIchen, Pleat and bn atsum, l'ayments 4 550 5'-4 IIL4 'stq.trj A,r-nue blOCk lC' Cirl each sd, I Maple or Car y e.ç pr's 321 C . S-PtUf.tp AOui'i t,p'I ,,,,.',n,j l.,,,I,tr '"p I,4'., -,'4lO' -- ,, i- I )fl '.471 IltIl A C I ',p.eni - fan ''-.' ".i'jtg' I r ntf Pr -re-I I') tell 173 54-il Cl ii 1 13 yr , ',III II, I..Jt 1, C ont141'"rl't% *r', on.t Op." r,rni,'r I tO S '.,nt-,tth taty -- ____ - - 1 g'i '' -- _____________-- A, - II 17 V n NAPII A IPN'/ICEMAPl s*sr Dasi 'o'm,- s $I'oppa' $ 1v'de '-' i-• ?'eI •.,PPl Si.l, !' fC1 - 5 P 1'I ''' C' Ii',,. 0' "Pail Ill --, -,,. t,f3e --,e. soft, (odd', '.7°" •$ 0" -- , C'it'--,'-qar--s'-a Ili ,nomen? ,flss 3.1 14 $741 a trim I wIt old AVC r.9451ec.-1 7) ''e.y II 55513 17) £231 ci'.' 1 1'. fIt',,'. •)l II?) I i? 'i-p l.çjtjtje arrIr Used once. I-It any car Coit 1)5 WIlt sail Ion 5?'- -in 5-p-%t otter 759 356, Wanted To Buy 5 , .. Au•OI''lt't ir'd - --I 51 Clii, l,1y)or Impala Cmli s-I laale'r, $193 7235177 ---- - . • -' • 52 I,, tell I,0,1. P .njl 5? 1O, 1961 Doliqe D-i -' van t)p.n I) a m I p rn r Pal',, i'r.'-'- pla'i t',ppthes. r0 Pt-.4'.i $'s P.' ra-. ?a-rwgy Pla 113 MIS - I at,Vaq$0' 00-lie's A C I wit al'S Pacs'.ful ait-,1 PlhalIPli ,n?n IIOCS Ill $114 srpf •,*Ait If rl)ppll vur Homes - Cliff Jordan 24 Mobile 34 PIe* 12 • 60. I • lt.ilk. 2 all canp14ed, central ar. P-cal, 377 7111 2574 Pa'I 54 .rtng, conrrfl steps. 3 mn NPttt Sunday's & P4OlCa% Call Iron,, dQ,.yfltQVpfl Santord. 1500 223 35-45 371 3714 )7i rEd clown 373 5500. bloein C a m ____ ar-ri S p ni C)e(2!OOm, b&', 0, Qo'wr - 3 ,, 7S s ISO larlds açi"i Id ct, 515 500 ifl 747) 0' 1 Ca'p.teni 51,.,, at-i 'C)0 (ii,-, scaja cr (all - Ia. a!?. CIII lIt -- - __-- - - ttrit' Better 235's -- -- -- - kty I ''9 1 Il P' Ill %41' P1l aj i SØI'Ol C." ;. 177 7314 a$'at' S p - 99 0 te. -. 134* 05."a O'Oi CI ''t''' uuS' $1 i'll IC-I'. P.'.5ri 05.m-..t wa'rn'°e t-,o- - tIlt ol.v a. 1 III I 194* (04IP• 53$ Card r-..,1sn'-,we.i?I 7-fl $T)flec 'dl - -- Houses Rtnl I - .c'4.i jaguar, COarfl!et'. I44 pacailenf In 51*1 sf 323017? Pet; And Supplies 41 - 'Ill L Cs w,a-(.ed, 3.Y11 "O'nV I" '1 "a-. r 4) actual .eS $493 isO" 'I .''l',.VI 5.nt.1 .un'ar-I %' $1I-$ 771 1774 yøew" 1111,15 - - - Ay?om011VC Unfurn,i,hed - ------- k(j,,i b' I bat?' 3CU - ap.rirr..-." - . iii - -- -- AL I Y f5 AVALOPI APAPTPI'(NTS ADULT S PlO P 15 It 1%- 7rs 5$ o44ti-od •i,.,.,t.. .o,t - - ..-i J fl,rnIP,ed, #ILLArA £PAR TA!(N?S ?14 A iI St •O•'$i-C ,. IgSUWANC( If 76I( (malls sentiid fur normal biological ing ccksexual dest4optmit-nt. scit-ntist.s be-wait And he-se' th.ist puberty de-iclops Amid the- musk odor winch 1 t*OrDOm j 24 -- -,.r,_.,._.i._,,,.,,..__._ - &OVEPPIMEMT ONLD 'tOMES LO4OOWP4 PAYP.tFPIT co,.'i' t 1111 V Ill CO'S Dii lO'd ED a0ut?t. r Pr's P'Ion. .'lr S 327' - -' 'dEAR GOLF COUW - LOVELY lhen rO- 0 SE - 1 bedroOm ped. ar condIt-oned, car(" IC-riced sarO ________________________________________ '..sol. 323 1734 .'.-. ty TIlE IIP'I I I, S It I) I 1PM I2 Pd Pan Awe 77 4t73 A,..Iace r t1"'% a' .ii I - 'n -s'c apa"me.' s. 'tab-c - - ('Ill-i.- ST JOHN'S REALTY 'r D,4Iew. - 'Stemi,er Sri - ont p.r-sort 0' wUn-e Clean and Iris t- ut Fraz't-. the-ic Rent Apartm,nt Rent r V lb TV 73 - 5311 or Ct-i 41 MLS-Op.nSunOayl 70 iL t Asboc 661 5345 ''S" --- ' - 71 "Ct. 14 5,l, I4'( 1. C A WP'dOOn Sr ProSe-. 11114 Pan Santoed 173 leSt, PlG'tt- 333 III' p 141 1 t't'n I -------- • 7 -• Ii,., Cc'illbart Real Es'ate McQulIIan - - Apartmnt A'!I. ' Houses For Sale II '-. be0of tn$.'fl5PI,-da't V'iPI' I'll • "of"h CCII 134 724' diildhuod ......,l O01 firi.? sight is-ith the (11-st %'(PUIIZ man the-v nias us,- tIn- tut,v Ici- "I - Unfurnished ciimectiuri with M'titits. - (r - 77 I "No plumbing, flO nothing. What DO you people do with your foreign aid?' COmtoIatICttel'OO" I beCt,Ifull, landScaped PrC owirIQoing tale C,I,alOfl -n C>ellona Only 171.000 !uffl ski-ti C)' $11 5-1D "t-r,, sP- r'j 14 Iøf J4( I Ge' - - .-' - '4'- tlie middle of thi-i' :i-nstrua! month v-err tinid to h.i S(istt:s-e musk tV7M5 of lirIfUflIe hut purely pss- c4iolctrical in , - 54n'tl': I)r, I- rrt•man adds that ':iien in their prelzria:ic-s 'tinwas}ung -. Bird's Eye View - I t ' .'- - r.. 'c- • ACeS Old DQ, C1l 123 I' - ------ ,• - & ea - - ' 15 Al il(- 14% ',,ierheal QtC('O' 71k ' '"i'.'t It a' IPIf III 11 ti-a) I 11111) - 'II' , A 'I Auctions SI • - - ' Y F4 7 'IA 111)1 i r ItC I'll #4,',Ie.rt Neal SayC O C n..I Nailer" '.Nnp II '7 I -. o• (laB s', -- tan"era. 514) Iii 3314 flrsjnners tel ot tell t,arwlers iJt1l itoh'. arid 11411, 5)0. Alto l,.u-nnr,'. ',i-1 rit rig"t hand,r% golf c hit', i'tl ttlu 551 122 11'1 after $ )I) <, SauVs Agency _________________________ - - i.'it 1 ' -- WLALTO4S -_ 3 'UI 37)G4ISn;"tt i-I,14 coos toe 3 51t$ • M.1% be oIling ! oyI Apple .r. m'e - so It 'c 'VPi' P P4 5, ' itii0(11 ITS by .r- is;. m EsClut'wr tuildirl of Cypress malar homes rI City limtI Too , tttrcq bedrooms. I o 3 bJths C Qaltv under 735 program P1 are not 4121'teI R','IC, S £31 31X ' Poultry - -- t'' •' ill '4-,va 4 1"I '' auo'eII 11 7 -) '41.-I Ca'g 'II N II'5'31) 5532 951 Olda CI l,;Eo'y 3.410,1 Co!eWy I9 '*e9 sleefrig. c'twee reaP.1 CilIt' Iltatto'S r'*'lt'l IS e-C SI 743 144 149 IlPtl' I AlIce ' ,. 11) LIvestock And 43 I' '-10-ri Co-,rIlwnPI Sports ttulpfllt'ttt It;. • I 1l '1 I , ,- II ' days tIlt #, 4-tI CT 3' - L&L(MPOvEpI 1Il ,p.t -- '-re?e Ce'a' - I ta'-'t ',I-• one P-e'I p r-• II, I, pa' -ot color Free cit "'a'.' tv-i Il'r', ',- I I. ,cr ((JIlt REt F I-') F1'n A, 112 $15 1 Ii,.-,, - _____________________________ Malt Female Help Wanted - r't ' P11 - -- 11 -- -- milan phennuumws Fur irls living iri ba u hiriuses where TTItI Wtlt' EROTIC SCENTS uft specihu. chemicals called pLertnmonrs. which itct as /II_ ______ .r1T_ THE PHANTOM_______ ____________________________by Let Falk r-r I ( Miscs'llaneous ron Sate '. ,• 'A,, - REAL ('TA'L - %rlir He mnriiticuit"d that amid lower animals Z1S T.T: t' BALL R and INSURANCE - - I ON ,r'-, .l6vE '#C)PE UN toy', mt-'g 'co rec tt"r' tnt NC)t't ato c.r' - "''. ' '' -. , is l)(MlT-dilIZ IIcIUM' ivmidritnrr TTlti(1t ,t- 11t)Ph,IS Uutt ItidI •IIM' SUZeSt ho- tI'III IJr S L Frl-h-tli,ttl CI1 fasc'iniatuii re-port on this tc-tpir to the- American AisoL'iatiOtl fin t7iC Adiunt-c-tn.'mit of SWflC-'t!. -. ' / man heinits inigf it te- trained to res;xtnd to ora1iit chrtii' Wa,Iker ----.. .*E - '- r I positr St'5 ii Slt('oul ("ilitacti,. 9M'ifi( 'Dcni't itniflia and For es.anipk it Was It' Mans irIs. whose latin-ti p-ov- stunulattltd b c'em'titiz that rtnn-ii ('IpoSed used a c-'ertaiii type of after. Pitted WI cidori-t' to me-n mm-v than 3 times sbi-t- luttuii may thus sub. 'Sornc- rXCflIi Frtiidi perper week had menstrual es- ('clTISpiUUslv link the-tm ILBt'(. fumes c2arr - erv su,gestlse cl-es of normal li'nth. tiun fur their dad with thu. erw nanies, prubabh But lisnales in ks,s -v- pcs'nt' e-fh•t't quent cenitact with males tin-i' mas- fall in Thtii, l-lut dci ioU sUj)Jx)s(' hU' - - _ Oe-0.cateO •riO 'Un ' I?'1i.,iI a'i- U-!'3' H-i- I agi'd 25, is a biolcç trahrt nuie. lit' began. 'it. vc,u'ye often meritaflied tlic erotic value of perfume. - _-- - p, - iIittIH It rTl(-llt arid w omen's tii.hi.n, parliaIt% dropped itui of retail ci, itnlnt Pit. (iiusr of freakish c'liithtn tush -s. fit's r,'antiyiitlri his dress dlt'iiPIIni hiusim'ss a' tatldkhnt" i' i-s Is a to Younç - -- _ l'c,\ l•tIJ'lJt. fautiliur ous types of perfume on different suitors. For men not only mey fall in love with a dimple but also with your subtle erotic perfume! '1 N • - 55 - 49 .',''I'[ It '. 'on fP'vv ,,,',.'rialn ,noer ta-I rjnt. • ,, •l,, I 1.. jt fl I flna't )71 Sill ':1 5 , 7 44 -- -- Oa"Pr' al *r ' C' 0 So. 755, MC' Ia'IO, Of CCII 147 1250 - ______ . -'a' ar,i ' tecofOaryt,'Pl,rs tcW £1.I p4a Mu%t Di ci - C ( - MOnpt I,,., ________________ CLIDA C5'tl - Girls, heed Halsey's questsons! And experiment in line with the data offered -'- - .i._trr 'tI - ,•--. - i(IIIIPITIC'nl PUBLIC AUCTION 'ft U' IP'A ,1'.' " ,i ,,,,, P0 iii- - i --- ' By . r;;"\' "7 , ', ' --, - -- - --- Mtec-A l C7 _________ :-'.- - Y/fw4tDDV %...L.II ri iiir "U%.. F%IN I VY -4E I" ,:..D .> i. I'._. - -- Wanted ... by Dr. Freeman! Test vari- .I.' aniora '! ' c-t Female Help 'I - VE- 'E.- -1 B "J_ - - - • R.altt 322-2420 2511 Pars Plights Sundays 6 HeIdayt Call 2 Clii 333 C134 333 119 _____ - -- '" utlr'tis, t1tt1,It iier hac beer- paralyzed i'irl' it ;)regnanr% ________________________________________---- __________________________ WINTHROP V - - tier youngest L- tLi, born beautifu itrid healths dc-spite' thS- tact llt tix- • -. - ij_ I per ii 19&I when Lurs was P. ' JT Ju% I ma,n,oance mr 11' *11 tiler, trom s: so 'ren Ir.n;e be-ncfl!s S'eao, ye'a' P10t''C-'? Appit n U'l0 r$r%o4•' C! pDCUC'.C)I' ,'i.C, 33$? C' a CI 5trp I - - disaster for the DahiS Fit' perierited one of the happiest TTs(JTTieTltS ,'2 ' wi l AU4 4. ______ ' - - 1 remember how, just before the first Qir&strnas after I had m' stroke, I walked to the village wilt' nii sor and I wit' in such pain I was weeping Now! fmecac'rFfiriixTfl which I'JJ alwiivi have' Even though more than a t' cade has beesi shadewed with HC'WnIIC t STFIPLS...FOREVER _ S'Our bedroom', I Wi Ha., Many Other L'tl'nqt Op,nAIIDat.E,erySaturda? Ata.iabI.SunOayt by Appo.nIm.nt ' -' mm,-0.a', op,'r,ngs 'or ..,,, - b- ii i _i:pJY'41 LutlotvC' HOrv'S'ral acres "Ice - - ' '.' ~H pnet bC-net ti '0Oa"" oc - , , 'ne.Pl-erl,CS C. ood C.tiiilrtcj 1(114 ', "' _____________________________ S'f-ft a.--- '' ' YOU ti I(tUI%C Ia'gr : ba'P r:roor and ocr Braul-tuIt, rCmC•0,Ifd It (PlC-fl, Completely COuppid Paoo,ocg anc, t'aI's fOr 3 horseS 5 000 ' C-lC-cIr-(-$ 0 5 - - -- 1iiL f\,' - nI to b '- out - - do YOU 7 You 7PIfl 114 uS 51100 p ?ht I r*oroom. ,gtth iIOr,da room a"cI Only SIC '/Y' amd tIle On 77 a"c PumPrl to *t n San'o'O II 377 5. IC-4 X a'ra - - - -- *a COuntg P-'epe.-s Mrtan,Cg - -CC-terc.as I it"- 1 II Ste n st r o never thOUgPu tt suiCide ct, perhaps, wti I was first ill Wi husband took tnt to a (i - On Cc.'r' Fct Ct I. AhC- 7t'Cf hndroum, Z 111 paneled Of'- -'rart(Il t',lf tOVrtiCt 11 0.OQ room Central '-ra? l Ia;Otapeil Irl I I ? SGT. -- ar - - - '741 0.mPI'ee. 4 9.'159 a,,t7e.a' )7i" .)-'v5th 771 '' - , '. 0515113$ P p,I1.P'3ee lilt'-'' P.m'S 5% I AW ;'"' $450 122 4171 - guItar 5? I? YdS 157 53*'Cu'y P'tSi-'e'el 3 • aoa 1o'ItI(. ; all f. SAL s-.w, Il '7, SarhseI 311 00!? al0d. eIec$rl I pIck up'S O'1011 tlm;rigi sm Call 377 111') aft,- ' '° r - ------- l7 t,aw.lrt,atp II - fI %1pe I I '' l'-ti fOtl$l'A,i, A C -' 0 IriS lf'flt 94'. 'P. '*l tst,lp', I,' nI*. COIr It, --II 177 1199 I ack-r' Itt run quite so fast as some of the other chil±-eri, but Pit's a dekg?- t F,vervnrie- !c've Then." - - Ccufl% Emcdoye. J ,,.' 5'f'V tI t ( Ip, Vu I l''"t --'.t,-1 It 'I lane-it, gal r.tricjeraton, wafer t-''i Ia' SI, tote mirror A?tg, P'aaty du$y utilIty traIler 343 $31? room, ar'o coulthi I w-ait to get in arid see him Hut now England is ms borne Life there is much easier happening Rec'au,ce of our ezperienc'e with Then, he knew 41 - It SarIocd I Sa'.t I La%, t4*rneh - So mu," , -ourC- OuI i IN *-nId rour bedroomI, IOU, den er. I,%rt tn tIorda 40 itorP complete hl(P(tt ,nIrat Peat and a' arId n-tr-eit,'a% thRn youd tte aI'onr1 At o.-t) acrra on the IC%e 5 (l.).i A? II 'n(lUO? tIle that pre. l)Ot' g0,mrI'I, 'nesng flIPc!CIr' mC'IOI 'l"•" IYOu' WC)t ?Il'c.,Q'l 1,0 1" g.n poiui-ng Cal. ,p org sit ar-i ..-.sia-s x tea - ParagOn '.'t I Cable. Lo ' "1 - cio maven mug' be capable ot ', "At first, after we ettIed there." she says, '-whenever an American came to Loncicin. I most with our thil&en to En- were t'ere impa gland, it a village where we Thus the birthof l.uc. sound thouØit the children would be arid 1pvrl, was a triurn*. safe Rut there our el daughter. Olivia. caught - • OpooPurt aai - ' It, Many eltrat 577 IO ' -SPI0C. gp(V'%Cd 5 75 mug? be e'tsoj"c'g?ar7 NoIOtttmr 3ri "'° Her chikt-eri mciuding Theo, are thrivir, with Tessa showthe star's life, hit. C month lat. ing 51I5 Of bec'(XTIlIIg a pt-of esInluruir the habs so severely was reer,wher,fli,hlreveitdthatshe srnnal ac-trr&c hit e't-ated sg 'The das before I left," Pat he told the press was pregnant. quu-rci to save turn that six- rrugtit not be able to said, I saw her in a pl.a at "%%'hen 11w-cl was injured," have lix 1(1113" - fat at that t.UT3( SOhDOI. 4Td Shi UltS VCT% I.tond Miss Neal remember-s "I alia1ls pa:-a slit w at ci1i As fir Thec' - be s a p-eat mc died Rut you get used to a IInd (l w-ttw' - Simpli great He ma not sitwition Then we deded to Iy __ - - - -- - , wheeling their infant uihts carriage when a New York cab ran -irn tw- tg anä ciown ' CAPTAft4!ASY h U CAMB.J"4..' -- - n I be • I' bath n 10 •(P'I' Otter-I ,.tpe'?v, j• • She was !ft? ____ -j Fox - peIng. A C on a !eni,I I 1-? -- " a dozen, that trageds. first Fatric-is and her Rriti,th writer- S - only I,m'Pd or?un II. 0$ III ?CIh *1k vOv 'Il CVW t Ame.Ca'$ aoc,,1 a -tOt? pbQreI.$tvt ft,%,nC fr-mg 1PIO%C salecIpO *.II be Pr,Ob'Pd tO CC a "SC' %/%C'.alIt.e'. IPIOrI ?.mC Dome,t1070 5tg1t ' nane Compani 5'r4 t5a/IfOrC PI*X.. Sa"I'c'aO - - by Gill SIDE GLANCES t1'-o% 'rn I - ca',e' - I -' Z1'I I .:C 3' ba'h hI ca,ner,3 br Crn'al 14 A. IC-tI Pd a'd t10%P t t, %ChOOII and lh0Ip.ng fl?mC-flI onI. 373 OsIt ill 0' a', *gree-vr ad Your - •: -- OnPr o'et,-f" tob It'l -\ )), __ bnirOOm tram,, lot 103 ltty and chum. pam,ntt 543 monD,It' 111.700 N lIatema PrC%C' 377 b1) . 'I"Q neclvs in that resner't th * tuafl It W seven years ago, more nearlt Th 4" • - Wanted ' 5 -- 1-Irily I ' --------- tIlli grar. Ij'u' u51, $13 t V0lfl • 'eIl.n$ rrwsdltIOe. ln(l.,r$a3 'a bOo Poll otfee Call LII .4*- I , 'i ' ,'I a lC,jii,"lt / -- Male Help 3 rrtatnit. hope U("h,'t' almost equaled the Ken- frJ • Sr-vent HCr' I - g,, 50, because ,a1,,g • -- - ' -, dl PAIk ., lrmtruction O LESSONS - 1'----' ' - ." t&ve.a-d •, 7 itti ttl-' 3 - - dI't. l 14 - _______ Pie mpsat - -- -.- - tt'"• For 5a10 ) m .710 C'C # 4-0'- av, a .-e4 I r'-- r0.-- 9*5 r ,I,tan. son, e.. m-t,,e 'ado a r eO."l-' on-al (yl automatic 561315 373 tIll -fCA a.. a.. I9?l tr1,,,,s,. o#ev paymenfh flJ 419)5 Cc-, .'. l- .."-,al,on cmt1 237 4)11 - Houses For Sale - INCUQRE3 OT-'( YMAN Ot ,u" 13. 1173 ANYONE - 31 .- o ois and our seven-year cycle of by Bowen & Schwan THE BADGE GUYS • - NOT U RESPONS,aii WILL -- i •• ';__,_) -IP, Crwl-t II) lI.'U'"''.p io tc'-p-' ) ;TifEg! - l:-t'-'-'.) 5-,,'- ewe ( Autos 35 , C 'OSOIC PIp,I 0 t- -'ttpgi.rt (lap-n tad In gnO rand-I n 1i'r] IIJIJM.0 - "'' ne ghbOntd (a - 5a - k burst itt that tWit, and N' it did - I do beIiee. though that -. UIiT5 (' Ui sesert-ear cc,es. ,, ' DIAL A 01%OT ION 3:3 SCIC ' Cks"c' C,.,',a -- - -- -' • '4 " l- - --- LOWER TT'\ r IcL,p)1r-o(.y<.. •) it) , QCiuPLEO' Ce" Tot, YOU nrC-c, ai :O' t' * Ca',,-IOtl,,,e • '-& -- - - 1 - 11 w Auto; Fnr Sate 35 MusIcal Merchandle 5? by Ast Senuom 1 's') Wanted To Rent -ir P 10 q r I I n c 4557 ' C' wr.'. - view in her : L) - pp,on . I ThLl(.1OttCsLk1'Si \-" ThELL ) FOt, '12 - ;: 3everi WiLthirr Hotel room she seemed -arc-els changed from the wamar. she d been befcre three mas*e Jed th - dl L. are oai4S LI'. tiu guise, she said. '1 WaS JU5 horn It have a stroke when was 35 'fliere was NmetIung in -- ('1') It -- e had Amerwan Woman ' s*n UTW a r ui,&.IV3CWS uwher brief stas in the Uruted stes. but dir-mg a brIef inter- - - -- -io t0 -1,r n-". ' Iti No pelt II r",".' Ca ,tCC' .- positive. The Owar-a-umln actress. reclplt- flt of the Acadern' Award for lwr work In "Hud' returned to tA Angeles recent1'. to narrate the teles'uucri preientatiori "Life. Death and the PRISCILLA'S POP " PROPL( M - alksfreel)- itnc,t wtuninl about the dtsuters whio have beset her Her thinkin is -' :' AtTPI A C'QIP,ikt!'dG CA((C3 othrs ; A i' I,1 aiuit rri. 7 tam.t pat ItIt Personals -- wtha limp. buLovirha&iwri ik CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ' t I 33 P Cd rOOm T a I Hnv t, her warmth and heaut - of spI1t, her handicap bec'ome InLaible a woman who has ml' tflWC than her share of trageci w3th much mo-c than aralc . b Lam - HOl.l VWX) Patricia Neal says she'll always walk cqI. i "%d he rrd d N b'Pfd Oñ EAQC Ceter I MIlnvIIl NANCY - BORN LOSER cq Wednesda-,iul-1;.1n? Get Results By_Using_Onel Ads' Platform Is Results 'THE tomorrow, 't ANDERSON Copk- News Servk'e - ' __&. - WANT ADS - '"- Classified - ----------------- I_I DIAL 322-24110r831 J3 OF COURSE YOU MAY ChAL YOUR AD IFYOU HAVE A TELE PHOrnT Is lED IN \UR N1\ �6B—The Sanford Hei Wednesday, July 19, 1972 PRICES EFFECTIVE Prosecutors Will Not Answer Grand 11% 71M RAIL'sill i r thrmigh the rritlntnt in a ca 1i a Id d 11(w l lit' as t)(' it up at W?wr newsrwr. en' Iept dont C1utflR out busmesa, n: t CrTvth a federal mt 1IIW of defense AhCn a group' th a Saturda meeting of the Or the grand UM(' IN'k afld k( iT the t S he directed TMiASSee de nstratcws torn't'd a ferk'i' grand IkU) bcçaf. ;robing the rrwnt on the :c o t The marihal' office aL re. gaxnr rww,rncn an witnes- Marji offu't nmo'ratl Convention artvities of the V,etnarn Vete it u .sed tc tell ew%men had church te flu %A sill O se.'i'c- cuLi'unat a ' week e'-t required airc the %at it tt2' _i Mim Beh aes or n &ireainmen1 u Marcha piSS' end'. s!ftrtia hiil tir;'then tha feder Prue Urn worry." explained a fathe rec.t room or whi former before the lOC.1 U S M1I'- nwnlc bat charge thc were it udc1erit tame mutt hCI he on or there thc 1ied tigue clad bearded eterans ed el 1 th 1lia Sta'ford Ger. lnhr Mitchell but f ig ures own object Nellh thr in charge IUt% L S maal al though the U.S. attorne of. who mid e all ii un tt, men rna be anio s attomr for the ohe tell he and cerit 'ice e'ntuaUs came aa nl bloed ne*smen from rv( Florida. W ALfl rotc ot un in turn out to and charges when far the the hearing Jack Crrout head S antiwar aci mar. be an rrn agent in dguise hearing. hut the U5Ukii (I }flJ% lIwehai'tbeenthere.thc a! the Ta11ahacet office . would hared be eouldnt ever wMt a' whom . 1d on ffce said the' were a kcn net I Aspect of the would have co outside -i the grand cham. of pub1i record and ouidt the door ju: he td 1 think sho of the Flonda Highwa picked up a You have to n down to the hers. ma ha (tarnined h the pr e rid: th n it hapned ic be in la ' t p he didn ptr However. what a.s't me other end of the haI1unUiwere iok to two from the fis Ask StrictEnforcement - '- - -. 1771;1114-d out ' Cabinet l e - ' '1 pe' o-e lamweek INSIDE c Ftargr r' A - liu, prm 'monri chr. tit- reM-ed Upor vawl ordrT ' utt,~! clabine, pki,&W~~ 1! tllp (I II,tT ateir and allnIatIcP I ronnected will thc rall"ed C'rtlu III ( p peop l e ICA.HEt.P .- ii v' *. ___ MILL.-al P. - : It i ' dt-tyonstrLAcirl I,, Flairitrwrl Flarl. . 35c 1i • . SHANK I FPISH FIC)PY 49 39c Luncheon Meat - 40 PIECES ' • A FRESH fpOZEN WHOLF WoieHamorButtHai ~~,9_A_ - - C - I • 8 / • lb Pork k STEAKS - 16 oz. the presc'ription -14 C Al A _______________________-" I I . SLIDE Alto.lit : lt)I 1111 PANTY -AIAR ft~ &Z- REG t " P' FILM ffl DECK SHOES S AGER,/./,vJff -I., - - Beer - TERRY "j' SHIFTS 2 - '.' • 4 f - t Cans NE Hirr .,I: M(Kiri I iciugjh~ %urre, %,.;,,A L WdCt JUICER #16j ,j':i H H 899 •, RE G , u W 499 . -. 99 HIT. I 99 ve"r 1 ee DPX 121 I - elf l 62 FAIRWAY FRESH $1 Ground Beef p v 88 Chuck Steak BREADED 1 svv LAWN HOSE i k:: Turkey Cutlets fY _ "Illr% F_ Hodges Mari:arr t _ I Y uvw C Harii' T lt M Harr S S.arrIt' - RIG _- V • ___________________________ 2 GALLON GAS CAN IIA'andiL. G Pall.erve. 0M Ia %IT utia Nl:,.- iv;-;. Mullet. 1);l-LA, J 0 •f I 79 C I)eura knn 1,ewut. Grnt,ti bit '" llf,itu y Paul hUI4ht l'r i~ Kri-la, 1*1t iful IA':lliart. Inis Sh,rlc A. Cribb. Ostet'n ' t:i.s j y• SAVE lOc. FAME hk. 3 FACIAL TISSUE 1 FOR 1 00 .1 5 ______________ iTIii (,s C., 37c c__L i'hu' - •. -_____ Mill - ROD and REEL -6;1. SPIN OUTFIT • . at flI•tt(p INSECT TRAP 99 _Vt~Ef.*. ADS 6488 Stu PROPIRLID • i 'ua• .*', * - I i.N I Snapper Stuffed TI IIJ.AI Middle SCtIOCJ, rap f 98C i dams 6_98c Lobster Tail Meat 48 NEW ROYAL TREND a o n Liquid GIANT, SAVE 26c 22 us 39c Fresh Catfish Trout Fillet Mackerel Fillet Halibut Fillet 1b. -OLD CHARGE 0 Battle .. D Szith "29 .1 APPLES usiyoup 'I I 99c 10 8 49c P otato Salad Comet 2 cR,-,n, 29c 10,-,69c -A IVNAT 79 c MELLO CRISP 10c 23c 59c ., Ulm,29c 'm Loa 9-0,w Cabbage MASTE j4 5.A.I I Baby Shampoo Cleanser -- - . Golden Delicious o' Winosop - fii~111.1 64 5.99 •P FAME 74c I 59c •. Cheese t Aspirin Plums Nectarines LAWNMOWER _ j . IM. E8 P11 15 $64 Es Calendar - GRASS CATCH CR EL1CTROIC - 799 Ir POWER EDGER 1 11 0111.1 At".W. 0 004 ' Sill Ivory Gold Mushrooms 00AIF 1 iU'LU PERSONAL 23 Pascal Celery 59c _ 9C A. At 1.99 - LETTUCE c BANANAS G. Chopped Ham Health & Beauty Buys 46 Golden Ripe 100 FT LENGTH C)99 EXTENSION CORD All JZ'1 .-_ 58 89c 3 Can - 1999 99 P Seminole £-.• OWA , - ,44 ____ ream Hair Tonic BLADI SILAIll ELECTRic AIR DRYER .1 M(I'ltimn, M ;299 JJ4. - KMLI SWANEE Mildred V t_idtra H Allard. Slev art. . 133 CIUSHION Charles Mri Hotwn Hurtr1l arid tlI girl -- ........ 42 - NG SPRIN KLER OSCILLA TI 89 il e .U,t.m.. tII1Lk 1_ F 2i,,48c Cheese Cake 39c YAC Sword Blades 4999 - •.ui*.,t b 49 Gluten Bread Mini Cookies I 4UTO SEAT BABY OIL "SSteltiem I:a~ C. Mirrdrs I Al J flound i JOHNSON 141 '' 1 1,nilillt PlInK. 299 99 Purn ernickle Pockets 6 43c OC ou cottage Cheese - ROTARY MOWER 1 LONDON BROIL DECKER \\ CLOCK 1 4 Iced Eclairs FAIRWAY 10 Tomato Juice I if I EGG 2 c)o, 78c b68c I) CHOICE LICTRiC K LARGE - SAVE 6c FAME 4 99 303 5 Fruit Drinks 1 ___________ - I' Drinks i V 3 A Lemonade Sweet Peas "'*" All; , ""15 WHEATACOL DePree 1 48 4i11t1 Hausrier tAI AY A GRADE FAIRW SAVE 25C FAME SURF RIDER DePre SAN TAN FOAM AEROSOL br SUNBURN OR Hot Dog Buns ,. 2,,,,,,39c 5 )03 $110 Sweet Corn 88c QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 1. 5 Cut Gr. Beans 16 14I tlittliryn M 78 TARNOW -A U.S.D.A. CHOICE $14 994 44 09 - SAVE 30c 6-12 or. null1111100 pq~orj is 69c Robv Beef Liver I Now q0iiiI1=1%W - FLOOR FAN ______ --.!ib j Nol 49c Beef Liver 39 CHLITZ ) AA 1 1111 4 QIIA' Dinner Franks Z SAVE 25c FAME 99 At, 78 LYKES FAIRWAY ii 299 MAS ViA Chipped Meals Both Tissue 18 '159 '—.' RIG S1 P; •1'4•qr Hospitc-11 Notes "-w • 2 - _gtcar Napk ins SHIRTS HOSE I.tjj IjTI M* Wits Bologna ., FANCY SLICI~, C - Jum bo BODY AGILON R_l S. KAHN Wieners ,.. -i.- $118 " 15 c Cuba Steak SAVE 10c, NORTHERN 99 pri(e is right too' he Pt c denrcorutmere ,1 Loins 68 Chuck Roast or Sirloin lip CUb Bottles j SCOPE IA._'j. I' ciAnip 1;1016 sqLac-t U) proteslu.-t. "at' Milk ih C U S D A CHOICE BONELL SS Steak COLOR OUTFIT met llattlit 68 Ribs Spare ,' pri ---- - i'.' * . 0 lilnnnn9 ' - III(SIAMATIC ciperied lio*, V. broliT Stainless Tableware F)(TQA TENDE2 lug your ••.* 68 S A V( 8, WOMM'S itlt I' (,tTIif 3 Ilk 4 Wits% DO- ' Ham 1.1 SAVE 2 6 I 'infl • . ,.49 Roost Peanuts tool bc i.bodor -. .99 99C - Ho Ccinriecl E' -1 Reynolds Foil NOV14189 1 t. It, I"'; 68C LOTION II 99 irgiltm 11, it! will. It-gist frei,. Alt% - ''3:v( CO~PERTONE " DRY LO, OK HAIR SPRAY I budI;:(-,, had %Tii'" fit! tiatilt .4hreT ' vt ,o toc Et herd 441111Z . . i SAVE 10c lifA%N 1)UT'I p Utt undflUfla'm1'Un5 ufld I .,tet yo '- hard:-art 1"dert of tht 0CM37, 7:k( I ' , - Clock Grandfer MINUVU,, (t( NH A 'owl IIWIN lOIN Ptwou AND FA(f All IMIOUIO w AwyiQ JUIr ,o, otsi, iwy o, VITN PO MOHAWK °." . L ej he mid it, co _____ g:vtthcmthled'ppor1ufl' crgarurt1fJ p'a 'J-.- alloUN't I'.rd t' -. 4 i111 a'.p,_ : ____ . SPW(l$ iwuiu . Cleaners 9 j I ( ' Sanf ord D bio St kind that omswers Qvits"On' '__1WYs brit considering kgi. Budget p A DRUG STORE WITH HELPFUL PEOPLE VUT nuk - SMOKED HAM SAVE I it AlAAMILL 140115,1 . Slices ices - FRYER PARTS 39c Breast Quarters A I it Uaiiors eg LYK(S 11 .. is dISaIng. I. Parruta Repuhitcar chairman, said Miami th GOP chairmar.. v-'r Monday thi part% itit 4 ' - jitur-rir %-~ hh%,( biI Ln5trLlVtt`,d ret'inrt' L"bl sall'it a, the 1.5N 'I ' NUMBER CHANGE 1oO1N;J;v; S' MIt Convention there IT. stiill T ELE P HONE --- lawtt when the GOP rnnclx%lt 'T'luring the 1)emDC*r&,I Fik NOTICE ''A V A ptisition V S Jury Probes Vietnam Veterans Organization GOP Lea de rs • YES BUT Low PRICES . MUCH MORE AT FAIRWAY - from the Ju."tirt, i1eimi P) JW oi1 !t 1 were - it JULY 19-25, 1972 t '. ' rart ' tacier Questions I (141) 'T( )tt I (>Pfl , • . b89C �'ti C- The Sanford Herald Aednesday, July I i. WeJne%dA', Jt.il, I?. 19fl -3C Th,, Sanford Herald Some HEALTH To') V ALUE STAMPS! Good AND BEAUTY Eating AIDS LA .5' law B TOM HOGE SALE years ago. th( PenrucyliIk y Pr19c N beryday F-Ating is at Importan, nu, - SPECIALS! PRICES GOOD JULY 20 THRU JULY 26 LZ -now Toothpaste LZ Low e PRICES GOOD JULY 20 THRU JULY 26 S AVE 79c Pimento Cheese 4- . . whose inhab it anu are r)utt E but all Oew of &er' The foil of this rrçmi old GfTflT rtzs::, fC)1k$ S P Miracle WhiP u1A Q,s H & 3 2-01 o:me1 a;ipit .v kxocta m U111 07 h nninr. pit '. 28c . Salad Dressing Late a fort is plied wit.t e i:? uarmt-nt of óe,sert1 is fultori calif bauff 11-f,' Bath Tissue . 3 Bath Tissue . 2 SAVE 15 DETERGENT III, &bit it '' of &n:icuuir mixture SU? GIANT r : - - fl FAB The ennI'.lanLa t.. i vvit of cIK)bJnr t wuquf n., re r urdr (nfre? rnoi' a ao ti i f& a r of es ar rtt. or *ocd U?Ij -bart at the outslof :;4f- !;•4c % ic inl ou farft)Ur I rues! : ALE o r a t.rvwn , • s , I . •- - and CU, Set aicLe :rurtini'.urt : -- 20: jj •' ii && .'. i: : f-:, ....I_...:,C 22c SAVE !' i '.:. •. }'' 4 - -- 57r '-.at 95c . A•. _ 41:'U.1 . . . . It. 37c Twirls Potatoes SUPERBRAND GRADE 'A' FRESH 2 2 VA BAG I 1I. MARARINE F1I (-%'I L !, 11 111:f. S] 00 •' 6 27t1 Buns S ' this poruis "firuisnes BUDGET BUYS REAM Lu&i 1r1tl1t •. Green Beans : ' $ -:-- Corn 3 rgp .. I C . e . . . . 4 C 4 Shortening 100 1 .5 . . . . . c Cheese c Biscuits I coflI&jnef I Ej=~'" 9 9 a a s Tea Bags - 69C Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . • • . . . • J'..'LA. 2 . . . . .. s :4 SII . . • 2 ,,rS 49c Cheez Whiz ' SA•I 1 3. 4$! • SA 4 1 •• 88C Dish tiqui narcoai....... 20 • . • • • • • • • ' s-to. 45c Paper Plates • . •.., : 'Ii' . . . . . . . Sausage • • • • III• . • Cp WI thickened and rulur. grbc3ua11 beat an iuj...' : -; '.. Cat Food... a. • . • • $ 7 - • 1139 • • • . • ,, • 1Onion Ch ips .'I A ! • . . • . 2 .. 4 . $100 T ur k ey .. • C'AI Il(a I$V a . . • 34.1 'AY 4 9 9 • • . • • • • , . POT PIES • S - _j c 59 $ I 38 $ 7I , .. $ c 2 $100 3 •:' LBS. LOS. -• . . . . . . . 39c Orange Juice IA',( SAVE 9- 8-oz. PIES Crisp Lettuce •I11 •Aa , 'IA 4.4 C . . . . S • I.. 5A.$ . - I IC Ii4. Ii 1 :t'. 0 A t -. I ,Slog . Sweet & Sour Pork • A. 5 1 .'- 5 69cPotatoes.......5 . . Fresh Carrots I • 'a' •5 .6 9c Shrimp. . . . ...... '-$l Rich ..2.- 5 i° :. 79 Beef Stroganoff. : $1 69 Coke . hi. ,Ah - 59c Lemonade '12 • I$(t -,A'.l 3Y '.4 4' 4 -- *L. 2 9 c Casseroles III is 2 6 is. . . • . 23c Hawaiian Punch . . . . . • . to. to I (LIII, LSaA$A .. . . I a .. '. 4. ..2 . . • . • 99c Bake-A-Tate 6 .4 t A.. •-.$A • CAN 79c 6 9 c Limeade ........4 39 c Strawberry Jam 4.AI.ISI f4 C 3 a Sunkist Lemons - 49c Napkins........ 2 ,'125c _w a - 44 44 . 3 10" -- $ :- $100 Fish Sticks III . . . . I. , ttrr falr an a Uet1 W7t11 '? rt ea ted 3-der I a c-lrtes1rI InSerted in center -orres ctm clean - 1 hod? in pan on wart rack and 14q stand 10 mini4ts with a small spatula loosen edges I • iurii - , • 4 • STAMPS 117 TOP YLIJ.! STAMPS I Corn Chips '-.. :,.. ;c . • -,,, - S - SI Trash Can Liners ' - MI VALUE STAMPS :' .... Place cake - OP VALUE t.L!k!J 5 0YMU! STAMPS N I (0(1(1 Ihihu I • 26 TOP VALUE STAMPS I .. •. - Or. Beef Round Boneless Ham - ft is 1 C,() I II 11143 $!SA.aII IISOA I i j ', I 4.1 lip ( $!•APal) OS Y .41 4i:3tt I Corned Beef $000 $tlStj 1J$Y ALUE STAMPS 7 : - . •'• •' ........ . $1 A, Party PIZZO I I ....... 1 _....pII • III' IIi( lb ET'Tl : : 1rrr TOP VALUE STAMPS .'',t •.• •. IS "0 •11 Chopped Sirloin I I _II _1 II __ 23 I:I' 4 L.X IMS() LULl .1. ....... I . 14 : •Y 79' •-i SU' •&_, VJ i ..IAI • Orange Juice N ........ 4 II &ST4 • • . ' 0Cc Pizza Peas VALU1 STAMPS jt.. • .• Bar-B-Q l rrr Dinners Cakes. •:89 _/ . 1,,.itIIiI.5!.5% ---------------- 89 65' h''IIt4)a, • .4 : b -err aning 4. 5 8 c.. P KGS. Red Cherries...... $100 - --------------- 00-CT. "I S S 54 ic 4 v.s Turt half the batter Into pre- 19 • • 12.PK. •. . • BUFFERIN SAVE 14 • SIA . TAISLITS 49C • FUDGE BARS Fresh Plums...... • 88c Hawaiian Punc 29c . • . . I • I :. • . 69c Gizzards .1 69c Fish Fil l ets - 59 A pCACHES Nectarines - ,',, then inalLa, until tlurk arac :iI • r, color. beat an sour il rr. Gradualh fold an flow' rnasture I&:a - If , MORTON ASSORTED J • .....3.,$100 • • • • • • . -. Ai.:.Yl'!. 1°° Grape ielly....... 59c . Smoked Hams ..: SUPERBRAND TWIN POPS OR &a.'• Can Liners p • 00 .• Dial Soap. . e e so 111 5 .44 $100 Instant Coffee ç, t o waspjper sift togr'.her !i:.. 5 - II% GEORGIA RED 44 88C Fabric Softener ' ' -''..-' S . • . • . . St SA.( :,t UC I 1101*'. £SMC C.IArf A . Canned Ham 2 . ! 0 99c .., A. A', £lA-: 2 L. I. Du cklings 99c Sliced Cheese. 49c 2 $4LI,StL: t - P34a . . . . . 1 0 Smoked Picnics 45c Chopped Ham :: 4 • '.4' 5!C$ -- 3 . 89c c • . SAVE 4- -- •.aI .- •IA . . . . . 79c Sausage :.- IIAI I S 'IAVIIIIG$ . • i: •kffl - 89c Turkey. • Al . . . . . $ 4 I 00 - 1,'3 cup faneçratPdwalra.' of a 11i In . • TL - ca.t UUT crea m, 1• ul & 4 squares, pst-ta rt surf-I a 79 . . . jaC.!( £14'., . . . A.f. AI,I. A.( •If(44 . NOXZEMA a. :t: •.: Beet Liver 1 • I . . '.4, •$ 1 lJ4rups sugar Lane tiot:- 35c Cheese 99 . - 1 3/4 cups iaft'J f$:'t Of I teaspoon balinf 6 . 69 .i:'t: c Corned Beef •. 2 . CLI • BUDGET BUYS ' -$ SKIN C1AM - (QTRS .) BUDGET BUYS . I CAN - c.id Fned c5'ucl.riP..a ....... SO 'LI . .' r PXG. 1 DOZEN ri I Buns a.. Supper . C -' SAf 3 -C . . Pampers 69c •. . ~t 5m, ~MBUTTER LGE9 EGGS Picnic CT 69c ' . LAND 0' SUNSHINE FLORIDA ALL WHITE S UGA K SAVE 19' SLICED BACON CPtA.L '. •ti.t .1'. ' 79 Kotex 53c 'r:•. 3 . . . . B-B-Q Sauce I,.i55c ___ Tas ty Shave Cream SUNNYLAND THIN 99C Fish Sticks S100 h AlTS • • • :11 :,A t, N, 5:SI Dressing 49c • :" Cookies 43c Twirls • ' - LI . I 3 5c • • 83c Frosted Cake CJ.4 . .4AITS Potato Crisps $100 - 39c Dinners 12 Fried Rice •.t:•! THRIFTY MAID 21-01 49 LB. PKG. l°° Corn Chips W, I 09 •I 7-LBS. l!IS A! 3 '! - Instant Coffee A. cA.f 4 '411:1' I. £ ,, . •- SII I 10 w.D RRAND PURE ; 49 Chow Mein Quick Drink 20 .. .5 Preserves 20 .t 10 :;....:.$ :..:.';: ROLLS Ravich ':. Preserves - NESTEA orr ut i &. - 4 - / Mu r•r If It "eft It !4 ' r, C - ------- C : 89 Dry Milk 20t ri SAVE , - .? ref.* )tuft .••j ' Ø: 4 • 63 Juice 49 Morsels Sweetener I . . • ' -upmota SAVE 20' a A. •A.• . Sweetener LAVORIS TURKEYS!.. 0R -. :teatrrnuncnutmi f4Ik!T, $.. 29c 000 - ---- j44'- F1SI44r1 t4t44''p4 Round Roast OVER 4 :'-i . I BEER cup surbr 'preir! i Icii: t)utt'r 2 C 3 s10 . Family Bread PACK 4 cups sifted 61.1-pur-p- • Cook ie 6 C$* $ 000 Vy U t FISCHER'S ' t'1. t,r' it . . . . 10 SAVE trripe as f'a%tr hiC'?UM 1.$0 IfI t .1 -. $749 USDA GRADE 'A QUICK FROZEN W.D BRAND BROILER W-D GRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF .• IS - '4 -- Si tar M LB. Steaks. .. 10 $1098 CUBED STEAKS 98 $ 99c Ground Chuck 5 7 Steakettes. 2 Sausage 88c GROUND BEEF 99c 499 Franks....... . 3 Meat Dinners. KIeenex -, :. thif world 19c .• .4 v.A' PAPER TOWELS - BOX th U4fT1S I 88c 33 . P : 4 JUMBO It A STEAK - 38 BOTTLE ~0 4 I ctioict !:L". WIrL AkrvoirItir , 8 "- t*tlr? that t f1jinnte. I. 32-ox. US -,'A • p U CAT -•.-" Rib Steaks 5 Rump Roast 18 Boneless Full Cut Round ...: •,. - W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE I v riames like Schnitz und drjrc hpples ham and dumplizip &0?UT)e1 THRIFTY MAID SALAD DRESSING rt'ik Gerrr.r. Ci.tei *Z L.•ii. • f..-5--- Peas ..Cea 1 049114 144, $ 00 . , e` & .PUO a.. ............................... U41!. ' witt arnrhrr reI 1U" right side up Cool cwnPlrtf'i~ %a": Use a hancl-optIraird rary nut grater for graunj deocaLate and nuts FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 419 E. FIRSi ST. SANFORD �ç- T?eSant ?1IC W.4a1, .uty IL the 5,111furd H a rald I t$72 w0drw!!!tyf July 19LI9fl-5G C T 1, !Hi C..L5L1; II.]F:1Ifl t s--- - H S % - ,- . I - r • •- L T imI -. 3;TER TM ED1SCt. NT! flfl 11 ( flPfl1T EhLE VVESI SHORTENING PURE - C4cø DETERGENT AlfiG OR S/4L.40S PKG 48 OZ. BTL, 1) p * ( OR jj RO0 * s%R.0tN 'flP ROUND *TOP OR 80TTOM LB. 39e * SIRLOIN TIP * CUBED CHUCK GRADE "A' FRESH FLA. OR GA. LE "SUPER-RIGHT" "COUNTRY TREAT" WHOLE Iaga'de......auxx I 7e I LL SILVE1I*OO LOW M&EL PRICEI jfItD EVERYDAY LOW PRICE $409 GENERaL FAILLS, tG.4SL4%l ..........ri-k LISP Fl(N Fi.3M°° MISS ISRECK Tea. HUx.. uw t3oz5 ........ WITH LEMOk L.PdO G.ai 24 OZ JA EVERYDAY O'uuige PKQ. J41, EVERYDAY L PRICE! COPILAND'S ALL MEAT SLICED 79c LOW nPa.1nw. PRICE, .CAW 9ie&....t30L2 1 LI. . . ... . . .. ... 03e 1 p. F"ide ?Weib Ckme...CUP 49e FiGk Seh6 39e CeiL I'/eat Diswe*... 8 ' IlL. 7O 1 io 01. 11 P1(0. I 3 LEG QUARTERS 3 GIBLETS 3 NECKS. 3 wiNGS QUICK FROZEN BULK soz.4(Li # Wkig - - -- JOHNSON 1 JOHNSON owwsow & JOHNSON .-'' pr,c &Y Zbovii pp.,!,L PgL....... ...... - All 0 . nfL. L L :)F 11,41 E(I'1i. " Ef CEW 7 WVLCM (L £ Suavt 1 4c CtvuwtLc4tt2k.. •P' .L) LQ P 1it&. A&P Can *at Beer a — t7 W.- _O P5:1'_u lDnn Pot ato AMR a 1p5 If DI uf' 7Q III' 1 E ' 9 A8 ANN PAGE . ......... Aj $00 3 ......................... 4 Po'tk & Bou Pem I $2 OZ SAUCE .......C AN TUDOR PREMIUM QUALITY EVERYDAY CTN 6 Bee' & 4Ce.............. p OF AL cft Cake PI LI 3 Low PRICES °' 'CANS Skiffg Düwe .............'1 1 7 ! - LYES S-ZE 39e EVERYDAY LOW I'RIC[, el~k 0-le EVERYDAY LOW PRICE viewe &Wane........ 5 $100 HM46.............................. 2& oz CHOCOLATE SYRUP C AN I EVERYDAY LOW °' AR EVERYDAY LOW PICE ANN PAUE THOUSAND ISLAND OR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE , PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK IOT1Lt JAN EVERYDAY LOW PRICE, MARGARINE B'wokaot ................aox 5 k JE CANS 39c EVERYDAY LOw PRICE Bo.uuei............ p u EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 101 9RA 69C JAR 9eJ4R EVERYDAY LOW PRICES FRESH GREEN BELL PRICE CAN MIJSSELMANS ALP NON DAIRY CARNATION B IthOn D ;n I 3 'II Q35 $100 I o 1ILMAN$ QOLDUN DULICIOUI MUSIUI MAN'S ens Co 50* °' 013 9wa............. CAN ., 39c EVERYDAY LOW PRICE le OR %ATCH 'EM * tOei SIZE ca Cola iLL PKG. 'RICE! 4G 2c Ap* nck...... 6z9 9j1 pj Wee C"awft................ 35c Bi6miJ6 OR I MIX' I 9 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE, EVERYDAY LOW PRICE, H EVERYDAY INSTANT COFFEE & UI ANN PAGE ASSORTED EVERYDAY (.0W PRICE, SULTANA CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALE! .1 JANE PARKER DELICIOUS FeL u oz WISE flQc SaVad The ........ 10. _ JANE PARKER ICED SPANI S i .E"L . ....................S OLD MILWAUKEE EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI 4.I F'Li.bIIie ............................. UNa Bait 5000 ............... (WIPYDi 4i'i 1 4 ge IUk IPC E NT EC It z Pecz&............... ;I P 04f'Leoe........................; 3&iapeuh4 I4{L21?............. . ..-: I 1'IPDL ;-DO PRICE Ec,uL&P FPWJ4!5 w JANE PARKER DELICIOUS VARIETY F cwu.a. .... ...... &I çT TcpL.Cat- Ctt............ .3°° It U( :: [ OSCAR MAY11 PURE REIP 9 Fg( JL&P QdWLtmPUCSEF 1WJd16 79e O OF *EVERYDAY WILD WAREHOUSE PRICESI* "I'S "a$gMe Owt Ow T&L Bo9L........ ALL SULTANA -yl.1,1Iy."A ''L [& s&p.ç Daqtistcczwpe'LA P 'SUPER-RIGHT.. BauazwA SIZE : 27ej ftht Sa&i Fw RuLL D &KEL$t1 9 Pewdm rrrrs r.';s LB. LUSCIOUS GOLDEN RIPE ROUND TOP WHITE I Sokj £elie& I Sabg EV E RYDAY W[AURICF i( wdo ALL CHOICE PARTS JANE PARKER 995 i; P( * BREASTS *THIGHS *DRUM STICKS W4 & I4awrdiax A COMBINATION PACK DETERGENT A&? ri DCtLa F'cyøt • Sub 'A" - -E GRAD S.. JDi*ON & JOHNSON AND GIBL E TS 3 BREAST QUARTERS ...PKO. ....CUP &oi&ô CONSISTS OF OZ. (jg SuL NI TN IACK$ 0-yvm0mCw4zw OR On QUICK FROZEN BULK ALP DELICIOUS FRESH HYORADE'S DELICIOUS 99 SweeMm... Z BANQUET QUICK FROZEN iIoL5ths .. PKO. ILl P1(0. S4zuage.. CAP'N. JOHN'S FROZEN FRENCH FRIED pOIUCIOUS COPILAND'S ALL MEAT SKINLESS EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI SUPEROSE LIQUID u.5& J4gb Sp'uuj mm kipoa OUR W rVERYDAY LOOr PRICE' L.LF F.ZEN I4cwdi Wki.p EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI pp EVERYDAY i &ffft...............ILL 7 60 OFF LABEL DETERGENT 21 SpCIL LINIZORL SOLID OZ BREAST OR LEO * I EONELESS LAUNDRY DETERGENT FLA. ORGA. V Steu1t CØOje LB. CAN GRADE "A" FRESH SUPER - P :13 OZ Thk ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPSf WE WE ACCEPT U4.0-A. FOOD STAMPS I I M&OM oz I*Am SUNININU i ii. sox 3k )Ippigmam 1,IAo.z-22e KA* CkachW 41C PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY JULY 13. S1 JACKS Ii GL 00* 1*10*151 on 110M15 VaWft Wagm 2h 9 DEALERS WHOLESALE ITEMS IN THIS AD ARE NOT AVAILABLE 10 RETAIL OR WHOLES7LE OPEN 9 AM TO 9 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY HWY. 17-92 AT 27th ST. IN PINECREST CENTER 10.7 SUNDAY SANFORD �e' ,fc Ice Cream Lurver s Peanut Br i asng"Ton Wedn%dlIy. July 19.1??? I he SitlitOrtI herald t'C-. The Sanford HeraldWednesdav, Ju' 19, 1972 mpt T j Unique his Peruvian e F are Your THE RASCflMI t ,rvkr ..'Mpk'. N L u .L. f-m R*t no. s1agtttl wZ,tr1 twtiltr Rc'at egj '.-nlk cltght1 Pair pelatlr. miturt Intt egg t-ol ietsittr,, ..'w'ni ar.bin' coffee and water ('uphas)Mn. KfihtuII tfluLt'sflhiSOtYr gelatin over L U ..rearn until tI1! Fold gelatin -r, itad e while mix ture mU' white Stir Jr. u,i*htit1, Real e wiLh call until fr'an Craalual-,on. i odd u'or, bi'iatiTW nt I'Mm until sngrtunts - 04'tateii ti-ct Food tililo, I WII to • •.s ti'.1 .ilm.ttN ra.v II,!I.1i I;ania' P,",iita' ol hit entifi,- t,'ti'.iah .t 1ii'Iai'ge.' In 'bible flr Iattet in ha IQI' ,,- 'Il,It fit I ;r bulletin. haiti %%ti'hr M,Ir I 1111all "I ICII1')n or taffiti.; u i' hte.imtn the uiuii the renuh and %i) Wil% ' ut I'I" swing it f,ir Ifutnin Us%nhiflIp' tute whim thIs III h;4Il tn',"n taihi' uiiIt has' ulihi't hUh .i'i'i 1/2 - 1wi11n.I of p.'nut tirlith' " ¶" or three tIait4 of peIIIIIt ra rwly pvrvIttitIy put through the rnet r - In pepirinR thiq great 4.i ,ert we ue4 vanilla rather than I.m'.n it. eream. the Pught iriai ratt,.? than the homema4. ,r,4 p.ir'II Pirittl in40rJ o f ,4'itl1I ' flT fl'1'i UI! in We al'i emt#It,i)'rsd he pea e rrm with r,.pI hffle 10-0 P,,tb.rNe.t rhwarr,IatP satIre If this i4.a we think jrsill OnIrly it *1 Mitch ii 'mt taitPt - a.. ) - name b nds, the quiIlty foods, the Low, LOW PRICES they're all herd So, go ahead, READ AND COMPARFI Th en . - "h--. " - E I --- I -.- --.---.-- ---..--.---- - ------- -- - - - - - flRITTI.1 lAY1f1' ra . i(:f It AM WITh 8ITTFR- 7') l.ATF SA!;(:F '/FFT r 1 1( jif i I g.ilfrn *n,lti ire cream e ,ip' r riqheI peanut 'rattle it.fit IA r$11W1 rk & Shop" -- - • • • come, PARE Y OUR FOOD COSTS AT adar.twolddavatt' fm a thOpptr *re&, hr4' Uqu , bnokthopic and iat' r rest h1toi: ranta, all ill Pxt$t, lb pauspIwav ar rairtyar - - - I (hw'mhitP S.tiee. il,,le'r,..t I 't i -e rram t.aflfI at r.-^m per tIll? 'mlII IT VT I i'fl . IA ri to troop nut e ,tul'/ i% minultel 4.#TwIin4 em ',,lnett ,f ire rtaiTfl irwI tern. - •. . ', r Tht Mert (ixd tnsptrrt b thi Tan-ax d( Orr a'h tne1flii Th is ad makes It op.PARE-nt WHY we dare o say, "COMPARFI" you'll LIKE OURS. The If you''t been reading other food ads nu-' howr'vr: h W - a! er rrni ata and rt and ei wtyr r*c1nl t) trt r-ii: it Tnz amrt., frnt Not ilinpi a tagr ro.- - t-t Iflt,in l'.t,tiha. I4'4 4 am ahQptW compnundt It at AnwrIz And aomt a' nW thi menus nftertngs are he%mnd npar Ihcwall'., Tarnv were th t, I= empire where • "Il ('C'eIPL Rrniitiont art Ih()UlZhl) Wended Cull until eel 1about Tht r1'?nU 4JMA. P!-t. opened Thm di tht most umqut rtiUuranb mn- that dcittd tin rns T tpasvwit salt Buds' i Will - wat? ont.thtrd Iegg, ieparatz1 Iaste George IC P • / tntt'rUal it. Influenri hu tzaec ri - Pni'itulLo!thriandbir - u ni hein: rvrc b I. n. ) at! arne ftranth lntF notioniij ou itt uti. Am' - Hen art m rtri- thu IcT1 th IIL- a -4- F LA (OR) GA GRADE 'A DUTCH TUR • t nf'It.irmdPtarla I - BRAND 1 p - _______________________________________________________ A Alter teveril 'its ifl'it EYS in III K WHOLE brittle 'vr the i. the hourl ;Itr JIM 01"litt P,.rel-# mix Then return - , - tprarikie nrn. of IPe ,c 'ram In rrMt4ln.r U.fr,-.ie rp t.rvingt of the are erpar T. LE. ctr rart U. 1.. uk appraimate1'. EU car. tAt scailo boun tfl)INC 0 fnw.l rtrn2prtlgrrfi c:lIc7r viti tni UItI4I'O1 butte 4UihteS400WWhtLa %% vi, I: rI'tI7arT.sau11 WTU CC &sui nu wIlt Iarra4'rn viritu aulstltutN 10' SAVINGS CENTER" rtularvinegw utwiu 1w. minutes. azi . THURS.. 2 WOW Itiikt it 1i( ctegrei nVtt tfl• JULY 20 M - OPEN x_ 0D IN A C)C' tire! airinu 31 , 4ti l MJP 5L I N U 3! A N $ FOR' GLTLIPW W' !i.Ta,II. t N. gp.,s. "Ti t')LLNLI' i. t.iY.I' I AN (. L a' (. I ov AA.-)N 19 .'.ii-s:i I ii 1uWl nlustroonL' I gr eet peppe nrcpe)eo 'a LI/I I L N '. 1 N ..ti £ CREAM STRAWBERRIES .lo.Oz PIES 4 4OZ PIES 6 ONE LE DI' A, w, Pi.GS Rath I'AP* L'.'I £ N LI i. N 9, I N PC 1.0- ,s'W 'V" COCA COLA , niutwsaidiun iIuuirnati Jim! mu '- mct. cUhet piac't U. 1)0W6 MI: 'uga' i-until., nturlorlin. "V' c!i1. p'dr. SPRITE t 99 C TAI tX.J,)lP 1-0: FOR 38 p _ v 98 C C SUGAR GA 44 iz 37 ~ J.-I C FLA (O GA GRADE A P.j'.MLlS 34 5 7.. 31 4.43411 FACIAL TISSUES CAKE ci.,I), ser"r. UM UI U'T u9t IITTIM!T pUfllplit 4prtruit w "hulair ' -. 111M :...tkrt isbuu: tow rutiri n' ii tiet. itt nv pet skewir. WIr on U Twa UuwI. akrwrri. BABY FOOD........ BEAR 239 CLAWS- -FOR .1 --i Lift IK)ttflfl W, tinlckr it ..II,1 I 1411C111,11 st.und Pierni wrii intL hnldr' 1I0 poUnd o he. 'ink P K &. MIT ;x.' pertu7. I' Iii '4 A S :u Mnuit 'THRTFTY' 39c I - pt 'ieuipouta'I I (14 itchy) CU!1 Ii'.rubei :111. 5tLt GR 71 C 15 39c LIQUID DETERGENT "SPARKY' 43C CHARCOAL - BAG - ( we nono U.S.D.A. - FOOD STAMPS' COUPONS ( BRIOUETS - \ RIB HALF 1 1 - Lime LB. LL ME tt HOT DOGS 69c LB. LIVER If FOOT LONG HOT DOG BUNS "BUDGET" 39 V KFRESH 4- SLICED C the tang of fresh time bi- I -I pcctai treat to the pal.i'-' 1 treih-fruit pie tubers 1" Ii .i relatively quick des-i' make to since only graham cracker crust i' 's baked Make ahead, irigt,t ale until in i iim Ii,' Then top with swnettlN' halve t itrwbetry nuL' wttippett e rca rn b ea't dessert that a .-ht't will enjoy tiiaktng - '!- BREAD FRZSH PROD UCE - "FRESH" CORN FED PORK CHOPS PICK '0' CHICK CQMUi4ATiOP4 'P' • t I. p. THIGHS & LEGS BREAST W/RIBS LB.58 N.C. LARGE GREEN CABBAGE 4~. LB. California strawberries i' strawberri l'uddiimat I'ie stUIt is of whole van waters and requires 110 ti ing The : ptftlttInui tu'I'Ia'st .4 - ILL iOk GA GADt A 20 OZ LOAVES 28 ttLt.l\ t t!i. I.t I.d Fditur I'IeIh. c ulortlil. :-' tr,twbtrrtes cumbineil w' LEAN BEEF IA I Pie 4 (tutu 11 it'. beT I i. tI'fl. I'tt- (FAMII 'I'PAX) LB.88 I) I IiIt ' I.-iitJ a. unite iiu'tI otilk '. traspuiiu grated hum.' 7c pin Irish lime Iti' Inb basked wahiut trahAill Pie sbVil I pint Irish (aiitluriiiu TiiIT..i 5tr4wb.errit I.cup sugar (ibuul i iabksp'.siims i 46 I Berry MAYONNAISE 01. JAR attn ro?1 powder IF 'HOLSL'M' ma 2 tasapoon instant : "THRIFTY' PINY. aen•sweti' cliucuhiti psrta chaVarlIS: T1, mgkr a ir gelAiUhl I eiviricw unflavl 1 uiLtJxMiZt unsweetened . PINT CJII 1. 0U1EI ci mi1t anti ptthtu Pour M, .iIetrs bieri&i thenil U: low spercl until smooth. Bea' tIL2flt milk U' boiling point Pour hot milk mw blender Blend at speed until gelatin U diuotved. Add brund). egg. star and salt ti gelatin matiirt Blend at high speed until snwuth line CrcMflI) Add eani and Jet cubet. Blend at diihigh speed until ace cu wlvc Dwidt momie ln*n P until ctiampagfl" glauas BLEACH A AT s -.- REG , TOMATOES POTATO t L?tIVtlII.fl)t WI!&lV UrC I'4atI! . rut triuul' 15C LB. 38 'L' 'SUNLITE SALAD null C FRESH DLL MUi.1Ai'A1)l.AV2(* , muk. Ctwruhsu ... SPARE RIBS off hrt to soften Or ren'' from refrigerator it sertame and place jar of aar• 'mall pan of warm ..ater jure over low heat unt.. %(jibht "CORN FED" "PORK BUYS"' fravcatr'rfl ' tightly Iternove from refrigerator 41 T. ..ur or tao before serVIng'' ir.'I place in a pan of hot a' FRESH! LB tauce it to be served aithIri If ".. 19 LB. LEGS tORi BREAST "ECk-NUT' STRAINED tThftta)?t L. r1i(t siLt. ( "SCOTTIES" tlr during cnoling C 2-OZ. PATTIES FOOT LONG QUARTERS ' R0AS 11 ROASTING t,:arnwr. :ar -i FRYER , 1 mAde farther STEAK FRESH B-B-QUE i-erruglil (r w lozi At 74 Ifl'.' flieS: Iron will. initial. 11UJLIItW iii new lien', utitr nunutt O' L !'POULTRY BUYS"' CHICKENS (OR) ''DUNCA' ( ,at,,. V y - mil.ir After StAch addition Con t r lintl III lipmove from heat 118 10 - I - 'U!t't1!tIfl ltlttaflaI, I, IflC l4Mi. (4Wet ant . IS' I'VeT i:a.irUl$tt U tin relrtgeraftr -_ A .4 PPlr 1 iaaa' h'.it to ,rring r ,nUntIj (,radu.al "CHOPPED"' BEEF PATTIES b/"\4 I intil butter is melted !;*t W 4 -or to cool rnmpletely, 4o rit'A IIPj G&NULLT(D POTATO t CHIPS qkir 12 OZ. CANS 10 ''tU'i meal, 0!. 4 Uit. skrwr t1idatIltl Vit! Ii' tt1 ulic r,c pf;. (IT pinuent& 1 n; t * CY TRIM-J UI "FLO-CANE' EVERFRESH PIE $ ralpwin van I -. Into a 2fl.tI ..a - n" 'aitet i4(IrtiIWn,I,atC h'l.. -- guriu t'tKr grown cliii. 5-LB. PKG. PKG $100 25C $100 ov r & teliSpoot pepper II TEXAS CUBE I at aU canned plmIvntoi It cut vimgw ILWf flUfl:r. a*pootcWTW - GR 0 Li t'1 D BEE F LB. FAMILY FAVORITE "V"7 FW toes".rnar)oran. . -. 'FRESH' 1000o PURE BLACKHAWK81 CORN FED BEEF from WATERLOO, IOWA SLICED OLEO S4NFORD MI). .i . nil CC "TROPHY" 'BANQUET' SEAL" SOLID C 5[MD;.P-. A'f AN 5L "BLUE OL4NDO PL&:A TOE * fm DAY! * :441 V. II)RI LI/I li0t Dilit \ ' - 11 HOURS ORLANDO : and bN tica-: ) SIRLOI LB WED.. JULY 2F - * "PARK & SHOP" wUt %rveT nunute7. Cilia. tznur bnilr iit'U I iT1:'11r7 Iran L° IlL : F PK 0- iirtic-tiul;v* ui broiler PUt' Spread relite. vrnU' lot' r1t1 ctnti %CUIIO flUXtu't To;, will U.t3lespnot anu'-' // C ALL WEEK LONG! * GIANT PUNCH I c CUT IJ iii cup aat.'7 r DETE :tup;wt m Akpi III s*rvincs of tho 1r , ROUND FULL "HA WAIIAN ITEMS & PRICES GOOD I /1TI Shrv szulIop. SuuU rnth U onmr., butte- /W MJfliflt. vmt WIC ruot IlenU II'1 ASS'T'D. FRUIT FLAVORS DAYS A WEEK I'arnwsarhieu U))P7II O liulbrn1uu k(:Rkath)y LB DISCOUNT PRICES teasot sat: I)as whIU peppe Ienuw )Lure ti! LUIUN hcrnui' paf&h)V I "SOUTH'S ,IM' t tJD&5( tni*atrtm't. hill 1 85c '.il pilot bran S Vt71Znite "FRESH" CORN FED U.S. No. 1 WHITE 9 CREAM (OR) • WHOLE KERNEL - CORN 4 N0$ -- 7 POTATOES 303 WX *W 11"1101 iu LB. c:ao59C BAG PORK 1huruUhtY be'l eggs. uttalk 111111 LIme haet.l together an bowl , gratluntly blend in the lime jut'.''.' Lkal until 11115 tnt t• ii thi'.- t'ned .Itk1ul, ant.' STEAKS - (NO I$AEJI IOU to S hoot t'j' hell 121ti11 2 At st'i '. log lutmie, hat'.'.' the stiiiwtwrries and sweeten I.' butte with ,IIM)U( .1 t.st'l. i$aaluItt '.u).'Lil I 'I.s'.'t' mr '.itii,t LB.68 I, tIj,'t' I( $111. (L.11JAPIIII I iIR,IlI'a ilt'.ikVIt)i 'litla bIte tie.' tatil'.'ILHIOiit ill,: Ii w itlu S1ama.iii iiilu VVIOVI Lit pit' LI tie sir itt, giat iii sit whit I1tt . F&'IIII V itli t'.t'tt It lttitt' ;nI Pstiikt's iaIle I) tn'.'h tale �- PC- The S a nford Hera ld Wednesday, July 19_1972 -=-- - -.__- $1.05 W Out - and ' - I P1 UB L$ % I IV • - pij - _Idle: Not - the - '::' Is- e, CI - $14 1.1 1 . Bologna -' '.'''w.' ... 25 ''.. 39 ei - ProTen o Choose Cake :71 10 DeepBrown Beans .... .S III. t .. 5 Tomatoes ''59 "1""59 o Fried Chicken o : 3 _1••,_]__ F -c..k?'t fI ~T - 1N__4 _1777" gl 1161, Kosher Dills o ... os 499 C.-r M*Ilk INSPECTED HIAVY WESTERN ILIF SALE Mustard 10 ' P . • ' ' ' S •- fl E 3 . . . ... -r. , it. him alxint owt Secret Service Agent who wa% %%oundrd Ili the \I.i% 15111 - 39 )us name is Siuhnluc 1.55 I,u ,W .- (1 10 p1.' r-t ill jf'1_1._ f_ ¶L .iu-_- Ii.. _ • it pri m.uturi' tt t according Ili it Can ,is not identified, G oil hiess \ou in(] let G(A be on this (Jay tilt, the IflChh$flctS resin 'lions . Hostss Hams 6-49' * , . il INC 11 •• t. . • • , • , .I - Beef Liver ............. Tk.. __I Beef, Ham, Turkey Z43' .... . 'S 69' z 55' ...... Cold Cuts •. ............ sr..., 5.i., P..,.. ___- :. - . - . . • *5 4 I , rL~ rtw iut r60 1 79 • • • • • • • • • • • • • Bravn hw ' Ilk - ar ayor Oscar OflOS •• .... Cooked Ham ,••_•• 99. - will be dismssed. ,.. - Town House Crackers lieffir4eff" 11"I Vfbop 49 - ig- Eye bwiss ck6s. Abet P-011 Illeof"I.."d cameela., Co.- Cb..I. 5_ - 490' - ' - V Crest • ._ c... Q P. •- c... •-- _ •- -•- -•-• • air S pray • 15 • __--'--. c • . • • • S • I I • • • I - 24 89 Mj.c.r_i_n_.M_outhw_asb .a._ Pwzt 1, •..,__ ._ 5 Pidutt - t s s is is.,. ..... u... Tomatoes . . . . . . . • . . • . Green Onions "•.' 39' bet 59C -. . . . . . • . . . . •. 29' - -. - --. lee.* I,~ chini A lI um num Foil . • • Bounty Towels se 0 10 Bath Tissue Ivory oap • • • 10' .- 49 C - - - Iso-ve, "POO 29 ii ièvlem 3-..M •.b& I I $ reenStamps4 ------- 00 39 C - ------- / ' I f Awl I 1 0400 JWG...reenStam .. ... ........ PSE i , I LeA..!. ()k4611. - £4 I : - And now watch all of th ---- too 60 I Pu.*h. $iw.,.,ry 3' •• - IT WOULD HAVE BEEi a Addington, 45, of IPM & Chase Avenue, Sanford, from tr--p ard headc-d toward the water but was iropped w, taking a dip in the lake According to patrolman Furschel Gilbert of the Sanfi-d Police Department, Ad Ih' concrete alL Eamage to the truck - w •flntaed at The accident occurred at 2 - M :"--'-r-:-i---- r dington lost control of his al the end of ~'rench Avenue Interitational truck whell part of u-i.' u'.nng mecnanism failed The rrik till .1 - - An astounding budget request this month of budget hs'iri:i,'i of $I,)O,98O.l5 presented by - Again on %%ednas4a. the 'ci t, ,t'. -. . -4 a-f, rT L 1r.lt -. n the CoUnt) cleareijofl the ii,iu, total Ti T.$ rn.r.t 1.3 ri-.in - ;er--:.i4- = - cik rrcnthiff ')i:tuter 1iii J7 33 3 per cent Sheriff John Polk to the ~i heriff came prepared with ti,wards curnbating I-Tirr.e. Corn' some specifics, some of which Count)Seminole Two st.ati.sncjl charts the In 192. 574 feLonies tere -tresmaide. Cur.zig the m.r.i llnWioners has been up for were requested by the Baord Sheriff broutzht with him committed and 5!-) -&onv ., -!ear"d if Fetriary ta the varfil to f 4 discussion repeatedly during and some of which he hpeul n'i. '1 5 ir. 41) felony irrest,s s -.u,-d '. - - ': • County I * * * C 4idemeanori rcor:. am! 1-156 .oroim 'Utal d 11111.1 n L 'n J 72'.buis far, Ilier- Report Shows Nee ed ti.- 5) iea'; UI I'L Ill I ( rs 9 -- I) • this -cC1nCO mar *I r-ourtV1. %fay if X,11 . . - cr r..surer -' rhe Prison et-. "t ,, - ear'zd. Polk told -n :!ell. 1" 11 i flit I C $ -' fiyi.-- _,.i."_ _ . _ to become a prime issue in presidential campaign. prison in.ipectur Accurding to Ilic rel"Ir.. which was recri-. t•1 Juh and ventilated arid in netd -'1 phsLcLIn for prLsoers. Sherif! FORT tAt I1F.itl)At.I-, (All)-- An elder l) cou ple laimed a transfusion (it the '"t' it JIti $11 eevtive's tag anti i-14tauun ji-id 'inijr,rt much repair. The count) 1jil puLk %tL--f:loml.-%i (ILWS not tiave a food wr% I~v iu. A problem to mpelinting .~c p rvtsor nor a nur se on the jail is w bert' do we put the teLi staff," the re port addeut i pntoner while we paint. Uniter special Iteuii requiring , 1 s•n legislative traders. V,,'t.')Iil.(dO. Ai'i Ia said O'Br ien will also (.eorgi '$1,I,rrmu todd) op. flints The ll irilios suit A Circuit Court lur) deliberated four hours Tuesdall e rriuriting he Judgment lit la~or of in Ifoll),Au4ml clalturd that Piccirilloo was gl%rn the iffrung I) pe of blood lit June 1949. sentillug him Into shock and re4uiflug A mouth of hoospitallits lion. hire. testified that she and her $4.rarold husband had sexual reiathoiu four or fur his operation. Sins- v ih. operation, she said, her husband gs to bed rarh and they hair rrliihiulti only out-c every five or six weeks. The couple has been married for 35 )eiri. shertf added. lie said he -: entire Inside of jail 1wtI.3 e- irtsiuet for ft. but because ifflihtioning is Brien ll Head McGovern Campaign the attention, the Inspe ctor listed. allowed tii '5 enu a das • limes a week Prior to .tlIL-h tile heri rrqueit.1Oit )U ir -..is 'or 1'. idthtlufl4I pu.ti LVen V. *0 fOUr lie 443 41' - - - • ivt s;cLr tite Tired Blood i-ill-: Ut 'ltitEN.I' bickering between Cairo and Moscow could mean that chances for a new ('f)Iosiofl in the Middle East have lessened. rN i:t::- -t!xtors 1cctme to bing k:wrn tj county clerk'-. office. the '.titt the :a t treat prtsorcrs. actiiLes. WweLs .uupçLiei, 1tj( i nspector said lb., tount% jail lit t F %t Iantet J pa urti> Water. bejs .ani rttZ-'s.w,. ' -lie will be a principal Can't ask for better set'ee s-errurd Aniericuns O'brien will spokesiiinn for his campaign Mc(uverri said thin that now can you" be his -national ciitr$poigli nuiil huh urging him to travel p that role r,rry st.tIun ci the Country to This one falls into 1.1W •tf tt fors-mast ripnsWt4tht speak in IUPtXJft of my ren. howzat category. Dun un th'• urr-iidlng chairman" and itt goal whfrh didacy" Mc('.ovrrn made the 0Itrten Autrahio's "dean iii will be to unify the support of jLUZ said, Jazz t (tOt 0 Y,hj*t, k.) tkuiocrats in-ross the COUH- ismtnouncrnsent after his arrfv. it's a how. If it was a What, you U)' -uI twre Irwa south Dakota could teach 'cut a What, but you O'Brien will where he has been vacationing, said The senator n-can't teach 'em a how" be hits liaison with the Senate, (ii cast a pro-Labor vote in (And How does that grab yi.iIl, Congress, Dr tour ratic Senate following his rejection IIia)Ofl, and state by ti-p AF'I-Ci() leaders. - .-er ',Nt irfirw munth w fit., t.# r it) 811.1. scorr In respow-w to our coollulient Poiiavd lormi-r lof-mocratic Na- tits Chief contact withofficiats of the Democratic Party and relating to political sigris tifinal (Imirman Lawrence F Ill% pru.ildential organized lalmr. O'Brien to tivail eretUd or, irftisd right-i,~f -A if) -Larry O'Brien will be per. candidate Jerry Bross called campaign Tile nolillnee said 0'Brien will sonally and directly Involved In and said. "I did not put thein up given it role concerned With all major campaign decisions H'Ywlf; these are contrary to be unit) itig the support of Lletiol"n now arid Nov. 7." MY In3tructlons. rwy &hall Joe ikitox rat's and other Cull Mt'(aovern Saul relrlo%ed today." - 1 SEMINOLE PLAZA CASS E LB ER RY i ov ements I inside need.s repainting ,tn1 ,or ,,1ct 'R.I1'iT c onditioning is retort in. ntled rt p.rt ,h'u .1 not b eri rAed This was the ,L3t (If a Fl iLl as 1cr rs to the jail sLit' The Seminok ( ourits Jul i-u overcrowded with prisoners 1)1% isbn of ('orri. t r o r1. and Democrats split oer , _requiredtosleep c.tt theIlo.ir,.-tft-erantnspecui'n _I program. -- it siufle-thin too ' '' _ --'. SANFORD PLAZA a nora Hwy. 17. and 0 Rd., Sanford H - :'-- • • $3.2 billion South li,"ietnamese paign. revealing he is still in command of the gals go rushing out to Uielf earest 10(A store :lot to C loose controls and unreliable accounting in the pollutants in the air I talian actress Is a daulusi. relmeientiotive of women "fol tat nuicaroorill. .s. -s's 81961ofelt Cl,b Tin Post, left 1111tergerlses 1-111, Ito. Ile 0. £-C.* -.... - , , SIM 64~4011 Leliewt Cleal-Iftell Pb* • •• •ttth ,I oiu.I \1I 'S steers the L €10 to a fence-sitting position in the presidential cam- who has been named Macar-ni Woman of the Year." ! Sophia listen, that 's who -...-.. a &&V1 1$-fl ,_-.-_ 44 OUTH VIETNAMESE paratroopers advance to hi r daughter suffering from th#- )'OU Just for the - I .. -• - 0n1 the sea wall at Lak e Monroe kept hIov 1urd l... " $ . . . . . . . • . . •• . nation's House of I.atx)r Zuc Boll Peppers • CLOSE??? A SILLY MILLIMETER LONGER AND Ah. enough of Owt news let me la' this on.- n -- ""- •1• : - • N. S. M $5.11 Paper 1 1 . •_s. ' - &&Vs 164 . i E R1 *, & .. ,,. J'A`GreenStamps ...231 p.. 20-04 i P.1 that one of the area resideobjoining in the injunction do' • i. , ditional dumping of inattrud-, ar;i near to existing flames p..., . .- been told that t.here are 1"(i • lcob rg Lettuce ilyt -------- £ A,.$ ' - ••• _• tanks Ano ther injunction filed '1 morning o eliminate II-. (OIflbUstlbits froin be in,: durnp'-d intoAlbert's_Pit_1la _ I ., E - .::••- - * * * S were practicing inedicine illegally. -------MPIS LJ - - %vithin 50 yards of the Quang Tri Citadel despite a counterattack by North Vietnamese troops and ministered the needle therap) . . ._ . to Fabric Softener Ivory Liquid r . I •p ., •.' 49 • - - _______________¼__- _ - '-: face of a state ruling that JW G rre'e'n"St a m ps • •.• •- ••• '• • • ••'- returns from his 14th session in Pans with Hanoi pollution 1 IV-*&. oilil 2. fell BM4 P. Dog Food Fr 29c a d viser tienry A. Kissinger . ir___::::::::ii b5. . - I)IIL'StflL'%'Tt SI , an acupuncture chnic - p 4' * -: - - .._,. Gatorade ........... and the I go" poll-On -' • -•' - - _______ Budge+, negotiators and is apparently encouraged to hold E PZ6. 994 99' • . . . •... - Inside The Herald more talks. JWGreenStamps Smoked Mullet _•_,i-:)_ - •_ HEADLINES Definitely want something included on the control of air boats and related noise • 5 - _- i changes have been proposed. $ •" - .. touu are curious what. if any, ••*iu -- - -- - - '-f'--. D splays Charis - ---------------- . Count) Commission 'work shop'' session During that time, the revised boating law G,Usi* T• ii Rover ._ 99 , P-lori-icgertize wi ; 89' • • . . . • • . • . . •• ..• .: • I can to help resolve their differences." Look for a large delegation to ri.wj1GreenStamps •...•.... .•. • Cheese Lc .. - at beOfl hand for next Tuesday's ine All -- - . - 89' 1Opk. pkg. - -- _•- ''' ''-' - NESTEA TEA MIX - * ,• H at Dogs -.w'-'1OC - , •• . - -_-' •..... i...,. &.., Brown 'N Serve _- - •. p - T89' -• - court for an attempted reconciliation I will do all RubhcanEz:cutivcMeetin' h tell" e of the committee members will be asked to "resign*' . Andaltbecausehemadea$25 ..-ontribution to Shcnff John : Polk a Democrat' • - - whert'smali ctiildren are involved....i can assure you th if either of your parents petition the Should be interesting tonight at the Seminole County -• ... - 44 Superior Court ,Judge Jay IaIIantvne said \'uednesday hit' sent Copies of the letter to the .lttornevs representing the giris parents and !vplit'd to her. "I am well aware of the tragc'dv -- 89' •k _ - -- you cut out my heart and stop it from hur- Winter Springs Villige Council - . . . . . . . . . . . .zi-.e.r;,I .. mu' I It 41St PIt'I5t' please hic-lt 10 'sear old ke('I) a mom and clad I know if main tried you probably w ouldn't Listen withou t their cir se it' and in Lamb . ._ - hich is involved every hine parents separate Leg .... rniiht.n _- The girl tit i(le(l Untlemitand that it concerns '-i • a covenants on their b n'rr (f ranak that baiIding U-. 'r(bI 'h" rniIiirn.q rf gaiissn-. r,f h(it vtrr the plant '.va tVtt Rtceavne f'CftPd Ut the ti-, I I'IJ - - t1rutc cipected Ic. tx' filed in (fri oft Court tiF) lorida L-inut j in ,.b.-, 55.4 5 . p • Engl sh Cut Roast L ft rIei'j 00 the tiutsilital lie could 11011 drinking \ oti are i jtid'e a nd this is '. our jot), lit i' ott" peop le , II I r( t),It I ones S p 0 .1 lov e tilt ssl.I Spl, tni'.h inds' \iul tio do \ flu divorce a II) ( amid /A)t.ac if eek • \ta 69' - Into ' rrsrnpt'?d until It "Honorable Sit-, Mv 111oll) and dad is getting .1 divorce please do , 'I let thein get ,I divorce, My 1101111111.3 loves Inv dad, if vou (.fluid [)III hill) 11) ret't)%eretl fC4fl hic tnUn$1% tnui ill CCIUTn to work n. t S ug ar 5 Lb 49 c DoUble Cola Short Ribs . . . . . . . . . . . . . rtRi,sed .1 ilivitrct'. The child. '. ho (eve all been kept abreast he rec overy of (tt ernor P.' . • • .• - •.,..,...,.,,. ri IIIL ;Ir' r •'.i'Iy it, r.i -i' mm fl-.,. rrir,n?hc I' nor (1Irin 1rIi"r tPjq '.vøek the -'-it tP.tIruIf hut it ''-ill lakc \ I' \I.IA. ('.ilil AP' A It) vv.ii-oI.I girl has Iuhi ii lit I It (Ii I lit .1 judge Ill at IIPI parents he 'I . ,••,, I . ' Sinuc cv's Topping f49 89 . . . . . • • • -.--' ' not cp('tf'rI Ui Novemtoor - hi.L ii Ii if urr - - Rai Imperial Roast - 0 Judge A t Cake Mix Tall Pleads 3 Lasagna ( Is 972---5anford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents cnmf' Fi'&I. Vk" v;ri Youngster l 79 Club Loa Pot Roast - uianu',,' to itt.' i'rivironl,u.'rut W.- A . r- Chuck Steaks . . . . . . . . . . . July c;,irI il - IttIJI sdt - iii ttti,ti than 1w.. vpi%tc 1uIIu. 'I 9fl ttuiuuiivl %'p.I,u.'q,l,iv I';,i - h,.,,ut,i,',iiaIiqlc had 1..tight i'nr h.ttI. lii '.Io) flu. uulil-IPar g'nu'r.utot c at Turkey i'uui,ut i.iuiui' flit,. rria 25 1t°poas '- Dutch Loaf y;1I -------- it,"i'c's . I' put p' ''Itiit I'flu at this .t,iust piiIulø f7usfEsffl HI lii. k i'V I 'iuiiil Iti t'.",u"r;it'ir. tiui.'Ii'iit' tPi1Pt H tti Llr.'nslng GroenBoaflS......'..'51 -'Ly.r. -. 29* 41 AIpo BoI Csunks . . . . . .: Fillet d Flounder ... • •• f 39@ ri' l"Iu'?i'v'l lt lls, volillf-ml fell (fill (IWPt U$14'IflI hut iii 1111, fit '.1 i,f it ' - .. • hn, $V. ..... . . . . . . The AIiiiiit' Hii', MIAMI AI' - W•''5 • 4*S rb / : - F & Poaches . . . . . . . . . Pear Halvos • • , • • . . . . . - - -3 ,.I. 1 - LIM - .• "... - -'1 B (upon Tomato Ketchup "oli ''. cc pears ri'.ç 25 •.-. Cream P* S : with this oupori SAYI $1 OS v's-.. 3 .,. '1 - Perch I'llien. -- With 4Q aft"ANSMOW - t1w ONLY Soufte ______Bro IT04G fan PM .\.___.••., : CHINA SERVICE PIECE Onion Rings .........:: • SIM Spin.,-),: h ' F F CorrToastees ' RD this ers 'A ht - Florida Power & Light Gets OK To Use One Nuclear Generator I1 _ " N THIS yoril - _ - S AVE : J! T9 11 the -- -..---_-__I _-=-_ -. ttI it . Ci - 1rkqwrly o1wratt. ow jaii, ad- Jail iIItit.tul spin-i . i.iisi, fooxi anti nitdiviki wr% Ice.% I $I 11i1.t.s to 1-&w . itt,h'. Numerous Initiates tu,e been unhuilaLriIiui about the t.t \'.'tt- c-' and Illedical trratillellt I titIlIIIWte3 were aki%' iJr%I tlUt If t • , , oeri..'onut' t)wiit - '1 ci EV IMPALA. Con'i V J. AT PS, Air - SJ' ta Wjqvis, 1, J. Air PS. AT L)OOCE CORONET ) R A H 3 T R I U W, P H, Who It, 4 S petd, R A H 1#11 &Li'ttIttltb :i1i'i u' - 31 V~% VAN, Grtvn 0 Pj%%*iwq t( in other c,iiitiientsanutobsrr. (OlilitS Ttt'it5t4dI$Jt1IC vatlans iii SiiUu's report was .,nt following. "This Jail is cx- Or tremnely overerutiuteit Soiiir hear %tit sias.mia are requiriti to sleep on the floor iltie Iii the Lick of bed SPI YE Cariv ' 5 H Index r HEAL. ice Cir R & H ' - inspector tinki tits %till %vry aware (it these P(0111010 .1lkI ftt Sheriff Jilhil PUlk 1114.3 Bridge attempting to Secure fulhis it) Slarcralf. 16' Boat, itij Evinrud. HP Electric Start Engine Tclt'ffis Steering. Back to 8.ati .i iv t.iuzvd Tilt Sleeper sails Ti at ir All Like No.- to - -- -, -- Si4_00C ,, t'IiiSIItS.i adult iit,stc of- IIorie.i-..l' Iliijititluivti. fenders "'rei;ipoi- arv relief could be Ptitilit uh(ticrs provided by not housing feiiialr S4W1(i) lit lids SPtI'5 ant Juvenile facility, who are required by ''' '-' law, to be scgrrg.itcl fruit. t1w 5l$((' for u S Ti ,. it, 75 Rain probibilit% W ;w., need tvrkt totLs% :0 lier cen' - ' t \ BILL BAKER 4 %OALiA 3' VOLKSWAGEN, INC 5 Ha v Of I..id, III Illoct ,,, 5,*d Pit Pit ifi 644 $414 uia'J "II 'N aI' sa$j.O PiI Ill ItêJ - - - � 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. 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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>, July 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/f7d065e52f461504c9e2557dcf6f90b2.pdf f4bd2ae13ef06ab8d2bb97aeab0c3f12 PDF Text Text $ SS Benefits Hiked 20 % 0 1 4r \'.hlI'-.i. 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'a Quant In ujn i ward today Clt% AK - - --~ s, Ar I 4im na . but he d the & headquarters at Ptwt Binh rvpuis t o the at ian ki r ttx'm t ( ru With annprninnel New C I uSte r Bombs Dropped ri m \ l(, & iN i A P South Vietnamese martne supair1ed In t S fighter bombt rc - ... dropping c)usler tximhs on fleeing North ~. ard ts \ ittnamt 't trcitqs mosed for-ward (its Tn todfd Quant The North Vietnamese were fleeing oil the northern front in small groups before the stead' movemen t of the marines apparently .: hoping to cv;cajx- the V S air strike!, and the ...:~.. tilt lit N. - it •n of ships offshore I :;: Nine Held w in riot has biven revealed in tile in a S45,(l munitions smuggling scheme. Louisiana. Te i and \k sico the plot amt U. i iI ttth hit ir((-ss SaIur(tus ' - ' • In sdtion, it alleges Uit arm oth $1,O0O was to be paid fo .4 - • - __j •- I .-- Mormon :. :~ .: .. 40 SALT LAKE C IT\ APi - The man called .of the prophet. seer and relio- elator by inembers .us Chrit.t (if ' I.atter-clav Saints Church of Jf--. , - . . ~~.L :.. g Jr. has . , 5 (1Itd Seven Irish Slain BELFAST AP' - Seven men tr I . -' _____ killed in !1~ * Ireland and fanRed ftaz-s of e'e for an tse :':I warfare between Protestant and Roman Catholic uitmen : :,;:;, '..:, :.: :.;::' - :' . .. I" :. ' %% Ih lilt I Si (In r, , .)~ I bL L I FURNITURE 111 fl f[P I1111 W, SALES fii~] " 0 - I J~r &I fit ji'.i'.siifl ii;rttr...Iv e.i. li'l" ,* Ii I iii.iiijtiiII.i tte . TV and Stereo Consoles V aotA P,v,-f05T ' \ IS V . I . . Ike \\ S !$ oloot. " ::r- . • Sa l ary e i ?~l ""111A;011 = - '— -, — -) • - - ee .; Req ue s " ///1 / - If((l1ii,RI (I(Ut 1 111 0111, ( Av • piG • • , . 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M'r% .'it - I a - Aventic. ,I\ MI1fl I IAifl,%%tO1l. tar traffic . ilnuiver antI tj Fuir ern. inehidin tn tiuurijuiifl.i S'I tti.uri;iatt* I'! ,srri'tet in i ;..e.tt'fl amen, were All . \ 1 I <~ . .1 McGovern .\ . ., Itatj J(I rr(IIl' 12' diagona l scre e n. marp. III • . . - anges _." n Saigon-Bound J t 11% RI( 1111IIII) Assa ted Press hirt SAIGON iAl'l - A %owlig 51(515 C liii I Of staff Is Gea. ('reighton Abrarnif. narned to the ttip pust boo Pit urct-ed rrtlrth' (irn Westmoreland. s alsu his predecessor commander of fureri in tt'tnair ' uiUfit'd tta> a a speaker at It the control cabin .,ntiwar ralltes at the Urtiversity that ttm plane be diverted to 4 Washington in Seattle. wtwre The hijacker. in the reu pa had studied fisher) science H a U.S. gosernment senger compartment, also S \\1 k\k // /Z GfvtN •' • e) ____ * - - - 1. -.., _-\ . - ._ ' t , - '. r - - I - - . " ' 10 IN Till .- i .' — Area Deaths tti'iuth, and Mrs. Gilbert Roberts of Yorktown. Va. four l'oflnuth Wade S i Smoke) yder, Sanford; James L. . •• I II il/i i Iii, ft - ' C'i° tc 11 ti1.t)° / 0 0 ,0 0ur .. Ui ' • • It 0 TORi . N 7 iui.ners, iilthitughi (urtlori tersettitin The (it) II) ifWt r also iii ii for u SS° itiunthls Sit sir asked istil I fl(%5 bulldotcr his b, inc ri is ui'r otnnhiccuont rs rr.'s'tvcut h 11w city and u;c sai tour tiitUngs a month ittt'i if the Sanford •Sirpurt. whet.' us ill liogun shortl% CII) if tht' torflWr two Mter stress&i the tiI)('r's m)N'rItions (if a landfill fur trash il .rs sliouki t niart than I and IriMu In a final ac tion, SI isi r r tort a month in sitw if the Slisirt s t ,Stii 2 it M ru fir nt dt'i the ,dtiituon ii dutiess ft. fir I its Iii hut . i n electuse tiffu. II its s thief & ui t rtutdfor what tht d ou art di mimi lie addtd an arta likhcre the attit ude Is .rca srnoll conunuflit) and t. •'ntutleti to more pa Moore s.aid fie devoted ;uuch little to Sanford'~. !. .nofle but didn't h ftt' CII) 3 affairs interfere with h,ittnc Me)er replied, 11n lit a indar> I don t think 0 ;.Vopl(. ,Aould be upset if there aas it reasonable increase lie - w ' rtTICIth S a he was a • - Jsfr. . If .; . ..• _ra CP' r , 115 ______ " "I,,' ' ___ .. I I , ill = — • I 'Iiry , • •• t-olloill."Ifir),111-Sare \ III t:u; SNS'L)lH tttk M Sn4r, i, I (1114/, fr I ti/U/i (lb' "( /1 — _\ IF 11/ 7~p of I • S %RI N 51 is the 35 Siking the Nas s s new carrier based antIsubmarine aircraft IIht flight lest planes are being built as forerun ners of Lin el,entual 191 Lockheed-buill, Vikingi the Navy Is expected to order for a 5% 'II, '' ' ___ I iCeltI ?i .. . . 7 '1 Ovk . and decided nit I s.k in in. since the itwniffl of cars U5ini n c.,irses the inteet'ti, n his het'n ui crease In tollittit . . Mayor Moore asd 1W LSOIUW ('reIsin knuwi.' % Ilnin,Igtr E. (ii) tt si" .'ight not is tutu nis ist d i tr iffit sirs present cent ct t I a nge the hieing turnlocttsi at the ui Iunti0fl ', R1 (41111- N ' ' I q. forg , 0 CU. light at 20th St ct anit Saniart Commission adhered to a sit . ___________ acker Shot To Death a 1W itdiiiittcti in.. fii1 iirk 'iiui FroIa jiirII ii! ii In another discusiutun. Mrcr tu' cst tt.arttr tiH 11W will be put to oforti %ntvr In asked if the cits could reI'la(u' ,' ruatmimber (urch u rt tistn A ietnamese inan .: SAI who tried to hijack a 11an American jumbo jet -not in re s enge %s it Ii I i pers ons a Lxurd to Harlot as for U.S. bombing of North \'iet:?i1 ,. i'" On Narcotics Counts lace ticket but believed leaning toward Sen. wbe euger Sundi - is arrt,sted hy 1j.1\111olid I'arki.r. ) their supporters for three delegates elected on a if soon Armstrong Jr Of lando two lieli near S era &uz. Mexico pi I d hut the airlwe lust retired Norfolk naval shipyard daughters, Mrs. Marcelle Tilt: vintipimint said that IaM tkwm as harmless tned to egg-shaped obts" wrapped pipefutter. He came to Sanford Smith. Sanford and Mrs Jackie Ifld) Keser told Carios VietnarTa'se man in IwA. fie was a member of D.- Itull tit- had !- %' ,1( 1-111Cs hqack a ['an American jumilo in altallinuin fod. unero Notices fl hijac-ng attempt began (na1 Baptist Church. . t with lS perso aboard to u i after the jumbo )et. flight 841. Banui in revenge for US DUNAWAY, 10ARS. MANY KSnyder;five Kathleen Fun.I w. s t tv bonibin of North Sucm was left Manila on the last kg Of ghters . Mrs. J . L Saunders of F *Iv -- ('ve)wcred b) the pilot and San FruneistLaigon flight dau A v enue, Sanford. *Q d,d rded in Mrs A. J. Lancaster Jr. Mrs Birth, who had hut It' death b an armed pa stea ardess Itarlsoon Lassiter Jr. and Mrs MViogiAgol, 0*11of hf~d iff 11 if M Honolulu. grabtx-d a 'Alnger Sunda) • in •rmed Iit ews _____ . . I.. Hijacker Slain "'t ____ 0 0 included Michigan—The committee led that supporte of Gos' Wallace could substitute three of . .:` I a. m.. lo p. M. p , le ~ —I foolishatterinq 12 hour i irn I 1) Eli EL11Sr Ela~ argain 13°flaflza! "IV J DEPARTMENT STORES DISCOUNT Seven Persons Held The main charge was that the regular party iled to adopt the imi-ty's reform rules in picking delega Iles Other challenges settled over the %veckend e News " nunt u:n.I;: t •i . PEN fromlO I sting The feral complaint al1ges Sanford offi of the market Winter Park number and dealings a man known as repoed tcay the news utihaing a tape recorder will be " rIos tar" to pwa as vut', which operates On a Mt upwfurnmu Uw tnUnaUun much as $1 2 million m mum teascjnai Decenibtr to June Sanford pk on a IoU f twns and weapons rangmg scar reported this morning the a closed Ia re I rudam was from sabmam hme gun' to SilGi rut w When the news howeser were a'ard % d will be operaUn out of l ocated m Sanford prsos ane raided tq federal Orlando next season, ZrIlw000d and other marketing In chim-kini: with F Scar- areas in Orarwe County had to acent-t ;it Shrevejxirl on Saturtlai t*snrh state supern of call Icing distan to Sanford a ftraIcoriuplamnt alleges fru t tethblc market ntws at obtain Uw infttion Scar ,ki offo-t- locij%, it iflas ip:irpur~, explained Kesslet agrotoold --t 1" %%edri,es"i, tii,Orhgn, to se ll to Diaz l3,500 pounds of C' 4plastn c44usi1'es. ,00t' ft of priniacord. 2.600 blastine raps arid 25 electrical detonators for 3O %. nyilng the explosives to an airtLh\ L plot NEW ' l Off ICIa IS Sa V WaS a ij. -It-d a', j,-,t7 FtIjFo" ilig ,j f Ul. -t'ign country'- apparently ('ommunist Cuba— .. it __________________________ IA \V , , \.; * ii' MORE lA)tig'OOtt IIIiIISI t' iUthOrItI('S .'\ (1flltiltY ut the easy front-runner ssith Ihe Credentials Coniniittee. still meeting in Washington. refused convention seats to \IIS sissippi's regular Democrats te Saturday. It voted unanimousiv to seat t11e _5-memtwr . Loyalist delegation. hich also was seated in as hamber A News Digest putiIi Ii. t F a - — I) --- 0 nt .iu idered a supporter of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie. iI1e.i. mt ike ir s'cr Noah Vitm. U.S . thernal power plant 10 rniles for the ast of time in — t the ovcrthr k to luna, Texas IrecLscb cluster bombs and Mexico, the plot caine to plot involved Cuha The marines reported 1' nine were charged L ' kI with Uw arrests Saturday sn ug t eastern flank within addition. nearly seven tons of ('Ons Irl pUlbtic explosives plosives from the United SU.tVs them on Urir . Southin if Will tratuspoirt plane at it, \1exit-to for future shipment V, a tht coun mutu.ti okesiin said the t Hut uoth' J un e aen l arrested were .fli0flg the Greater Sanford (ianiber of rnit-nt betwn the federalVietnamese and their air and ichmond1Iaer.iprorninent Commerce th't upOdTOV off the agri-business state markeng SC'I !.S Att. Gerald Gallingrancnr-hank. comin &tt. Texas 2 has scheduled would ;ollacki,. killed 100 " the news seri feder*l Sday d house and Marion Hegler a hrmer p in Thudas rnUfl at the shifted it the Orlando (,11tT des mc's r flaflu our uats -have no reason U belies 1. iLs and captured am't r scartough said the can, ifter munitions rd inpeor with the S. Immi. (nubrr building to discuss . at grabon and Naturalization ways and means Of stopping the resulted due to the iith, 0 for an eouny other omi an Thes were taken into r i) i% ..,l1ers i Itti Ct.t i -aticun of the fam market kit thtrnin (Ifi the par, i 1d) at l.n1e Pass Tex news bureau from Sanford to officials where ttw reside. then re- C'la:sdo The state supervisor Saia _. 'ipti. .1 i ti \tt —. OR on " V "\ C \ i(ttI'5C • I w " ' I oill I 11 'if Ill -q It'll lit I I! l'IIII iii had n.n wit' it iilii:IniiI' .1 In I :'' '" A JJZtti I ____________ 7 any is officially uncommitted in Of r their PIktt U tit'ir. kept and per an (.H %IORG plastic exp1oive rommonI ment hetwn Kecr and rs A rental aircraft %as nowri knoun as C4.- the complaint the explosives were loaded onto Federal s', ., agen utnwd at everoWtng a for- kg the) 'knew and he1ied ia.. to 5h1p3 o1f.ore plaint ud A rental van then "The explosive was then t this matenaiou1dbeus fl US K5 tX'n,tJC pparenU ç. cign c'oun fl1 11' the South Wte hpe an.cnted back to the site at1tmpt nvrInw of a icsio urnund Quang In munist ('uba-tas been reti The two men Co in Shreveport and then twr u.e t forrn (tt. striking ahead Of UW n vcalrd in the arrest of nine _________________ . MT*5 in a )4t,() niUflInhJrLs loi smugPlIng N-fwnle cpunt ' the men, Sturm) K essler of Bn"l%-n, NX., arid Adler B n 11 5 '':', ::';.. nu t lsrt ii, C-01-1-CGE I flfr ay night ':' raill * millad agents Ill ;11 Saltird. california delegation. which he lost a nd to the Illinois delegation. \%hich his forces won. ''If I thought it ould serve the interests of a .e wolunds stronger party ard heal sonic of theand not do any violence to the rules of tile pkirt\. I -0d on ABCs \% ould stiprK)rt a compromise." he o, Issues and Answers"program. In an effort to beef up his strength in advance of Miami Beach. McGovern said lit, will seek a ugg 1'i'n g Ril n g Bro ken S W A 14 =_k 1LI , I - 6*___ No ____________________________ ent Bulger irn,sen rr;xwu-d from the norttwrn front that ttXL N(wth Vietnamese were firt-Inc. in niaIl groups tK'forr tht tead movcnwnt of the mntis tKtfl to - and the Cape the U S4 air jankes k lhr. nt tli. in it SI sit, I ItII H III II'I?lb -filfurnhItk.t.tIIn.%sl'in \ _ ild A I I the dnVC on . w9wo _~~~Il M ua_-salala~-~- - ____ - _ F I -' . M'vern still 1111.114111111 I'\ 8 I,\ McGovern Tile committee apportioned 151 of h e t tt I vote, among prest(Ienttal on WalH Hum p hrey , George 0 . I '. t , __ Oda CCKCR D --- P)I'Htt I I " I ot.1 , ''t,f 0_1 - i niitter, aclM unconstitutionally when it over. L': __________ _______ --_______ - __ .1 (;r.n 'vnt,q'I II..' 'kfrwl.4r t f.r.'l ( It -- =_____-___________.__ I phenomena in man's experience, the tornado u;uolly strikes with I t ________________________ iloll 'I Ii III ki. Is I sisi, I ' SIP I 111111 . I I , 'j, to I— '!, "O .III' 'I It , 1, iis ?,, h1 v:.' _____________ whi ____ Jets, Navy Blast Reds S. U0 __ __ LL=_41~-_ I I tku. I""' a '"'iii' -rull-blown classI c tornado sweepii ng across the prairie. Tornadoes con cloccut at any time of year an~ in all areas, although much of Texas and Oklahoma ore in the heart of the twister belt. (Photos by Larry Nonce, Guymon, Okla , Daily Herald) -- I - ______ One of the most fearsome me I ___ 7 r -.-. tc filed s ith the t S District Court prevent the sised alItornIa delegation tm being ceited at the I)cnuxr'itic convention. A hearing ch opens Juts in at Miami lie. \%as .-~-cheduled this morning More Dist. Court ______________ ______________ --_ - I % . . ~__ t r~ _____ L_ _2W g__:v " I - - - - - __________ W j. IF ___ 01~ n' __ - 4 • _____________ Democratic cuit - ' (rTare k ia delegatec Califo rn I Si h 1 n the courts the i edentials Cin (. ti thts lost in the f -- Ihk 'U.' I, '.11.4! lI...i, lI.I 1.1 l,i Name S Changed It* *• ________ _____________________________________ - - Ii)\l ' I'I. t rs 0~ "W suppor e -- -.n_... %1iT V ji/JliS (N* • O. It lilt l;,1I.,t clugq AlIt .ssociated Press %rIter - lSUIt31,, Jury • it 4,)flj \()KF (iI l'ifletell 111111 lot 1-fis-1116-til go ilivrotIlRillifirl ~lflhnvlfl, 11.~j . %I I # I %% 10 If , for Alit il 1 .*,, III it tI., Ili.' vi.Ijr ,if ('Ir. till .IiiiIr lhn,ijnIi ,, F'lI'nui L -! - - Second Degree Murder . 'S Today __1 -. II,)IUII'(,1f1flIIJ Of Verdict i 2ATbeSanford Herald - ______ M0I Rev F giff,coilf,rg Awf-111 on Lake AAWY Con.440-ry Gfillmloo,w m %NYDU. LEIILt U of 404 vv It'" Y . w ho d.fid tooll, V, 'holarstup and graduated with talked with thepilot. Capt. Gene II Dq ha! I p m today Vaughn. 53. of Scottsdale. Atuz, I. Snyder, Pozmouth; IWO ' rs last month e' OI i!h Rv step-children. Jack I Tucker over U Intercom t ) (JUfl flrt cam,in a Robliort Ley 01"ficialing; SWI, will Cincinnati. Otuo. and Mrs. All am doing thts Ifor reS,,Ljth Vietnamese passport in t* , I Bmh. %enge." Vaughn said he told tip. nange Ngu) n•c•I aos in arg, two eat gran&-hddren and wur met sioknt death after Uie pilot hun Yr bonthers are at Sal- ung and valimg our people Of the wicked him and la n CI Brium Funeral flornto m:iivitocm-f~al swWwoll, con. the night's schtedult-d des,- DemocralLic Rertbhc of North charge of arrangements Igor Mrs Grace "llavKh Arm tination. in defiance of ha de- Vietnam. You are goutg to fly iflotowm, I'll of 1411 S Oak Ave. ' ituLnd to ny to North Vietriam. mor to Hanot and this airpla.rior MRS. GRACE ARMSTRONG The 1 3 other passengers will tie destroyed when we get C?riIflIn Csmi'cis aitP. Nv Mrs. Grace Heinrich Armacre safe)) evacuated tis slid- there' "°' Mar '' c'" w uthtieId the strong. 79, of 1417 S Oak Authonitie i'iu down emergency chutt'z. Sanford died 1 nidayin Evereriffin Cemetery tienue. • used to emnpt) the plane quick)) name of the passenger who shot : ghtat her sdence s a case of cipla T:o back up his ttgAmp 's. tt* The pilot said the rnim had it native of Covingun, Ky. and cattle to Sanford in IM froom hijacker carried ., JW.isr knife checkecl his 357 Magnum ptsWl r Armillf" Jr . Orlando. f" er"ers s t a ct°e s. r rded the Iztrtt.," K> Se was the aid a pJ'-kah,r u1acm he said with u. i when ie SMS'd, - Mrs Jacita A co daughter of the late thari E contained a bomb.' Vietnamese plane and that be! o ijohcv solurcirs siid two horm- fronting the lujacker he re- and Minerv& Heinrich of granolIC1411dreft , C , dGsr : ,I, truide grenades were In the turned it and asaed the man to Sanford and widow of the Late Cr9. Armstrong Sr S he was a l, t' F nd ',i.'r. 55.5 ii m- h ; 60 A. (rnpirr, JacnvUie: I grandchildren and 8 great. g crita-v.4 rti.mi..; jiullw Li jr. charge. ' s r i on J( idC her husband Sanford; Robert Danfel Dunaway. St luts Mo.; da hte Steph&tlit unaway . Sanford; Y parents, Mr. and Mn. J. D. . .- - - . .__ Il - . i surroundings. and n,.i,;- it put a stunk on our fal el i - Alp - _- - 1 Chris t mas by That Sanford Herald. 300 14. French Aye, Sanford. Ft.. 327?i ut' All ~ 492w- %I ' Subscription Rates Carrier by 0-:_, ' . I r (NA- ___ - ___ CONNII 11,91111,1111 N Nl"' \ - —_ ~~,ioany ~~W . Or I I . . I . in - CO rF?l /N Ai C RA N % 11 1 !$ -;= l. ~I %- 10, ~) I N, 5 .. • Z~z- i.. t' 5O - • ' O e S III, // 0 •• ORLANDO Allamolpte SP#,-91. Flit- • a 1 10 t . r~ \ ,/.(J/ i/(///j. -1 • l( ORLANDOWINTER ARK 01-n [)&-I V 10 A AA to 10 P M HILDA apCHMO40 ii 448-sill' ? Dollope, Fla. - • •• II a - ~_ OOC,i ( ti/I s ~V~ _______~ `: -1 cC a 1~ - IIIII C.i.Ib.u,Fta,____ YIIGINIACONWILL IIh4)S AIua..*ol. Sp'igs. F!. I - 11 HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ONE-DAY ONLY! — ~ .f -0 =---- Of-- - __11`4 / IN.------ - - - r Isa, Save r IT IL • , 4vt 0 -_ • /• t' ip: i, i A 4 tmlplc 9 10 . • i 1 I IIHACASTLI at Sanford. Florida 12771 . ,,'MAGIC CHEF I - j I AM /t' Sanford. Fla. Published Daily. except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas, I - I It (I fl/f, I • \\\ . , 0 0 0 a e ' The '.; a 0 •cstescn ma it castir VIRGINIA PItIOSKI ______ 0AkL-hVjfj' ' Ili iI" I ______________ .111ded 0 S said otuiutiinrirrs shGuIil lw should not be high enough. I tIe urillut rite people to to the offices Julian Stenstrojin % ccome aon ( flut bison ill) utt.,nra r.. ' charge [lilt InC a k 'O i Mrs. Gladys Bau, .%j&r&Lhon. Mrs. Sarah sintith arid mrs. Maybelle Gay. both ol Sanford. Sanford; and a grandscj J Grvrkow FUJ'Ta.1 ii - IS NO LA U G HI NG MATTER ... receive an additiortal 11(g) -I irionth for extwses witil.' tit. . l of i1I,ziKTr doubling the ;esent $i,W .1 %ear salary for unininissionvi-, .nd the $2 400 a )car for Ut. mayor. in addition to Uw ati'.e sirs ar'i unaBryant A%e.. Sanford died Sunday at Seinmok Memoal 11 ital She resident of Sa was a lifelong ukenitIer of the Veterans o( Wars and at the t ift inding operator for Dearbwn [ ,I, S61ectiont I1 floo. xl $ it - I' I ' ' ' . %• S . ' I �.--.----', - •-,-:=••• - = '----- - -- --- - - - -- Ihn Monday, July 3, 1S'72 4A-The Sanford Herald Political Notebook Editorial Comment " . J Baseball IS The National Game ! Speaking of national hohdas as most everybody is th is Fourth of July week-end, it is face that baseball is as plain as the nose largely Sanford's Park and Recreation ent director. jormer presidndWOr the State Little Leagues b the term softball \o if anyone the national spotirt Doubters of this and unbelievers need onh be in Sanford to realize that baseball v nd. l i ke capital RIsenjoying%e fine health An uma th n p nomena is eve (setting UUI conferring wi th is brilliant The softbalL - to Cases which we must after our own Sports Editor Ga girls s which the baseb1l more than rkec this baseball activity ;,thletic importance it is the comforting .. - O1, c4_ • :. puru :r energies in highspirited in th es are happily occupied csmpetitrnnCrowded grandstands and lined sIn is where the ghmes are going on show that the old American zest for the national game exists That it nes an opport unity to show itself, to bunt into a high degree of .spectator as well as participant apprm-al. is all that is needed When it comes to the plas'c. there is onl'. one word which v; properiv descriptive of all the% PIaV Jill-OUIr This goes for the five teams in the Little League (10-12) of the state of Florida in i . watching and pla. i Plavers and rooters the sm Junior League teams (13-14 l or the four Typewriter To Shovel AP . 4irienror lill not even kiin those highly-placed but unidentified ad,. ll now be identified in ministration ' on! • knoledge ci the gardening kind of shavel supermarkets And there will be all tho!w This iiiias made painfully - is"it-11% maragoldii among the peutors for MW vegetables and strewitfod linoth.. ffumve chenucal death ar when I othrL'nndI which won't have ptcrn I n in Arkan'ns tinw to wit: between th ntI'. and dug and plowed and hoed and raked and led on hands arid knees it about as 'r':' ' • TO aca not nUmc hc '.e Lit. m. ir - rat. a motot . in ' - ii IIIIUI ii nstt that tr noul1. m p Wing aturt 1usd been subdued OW .. IPtIthI '5 ( 11111% I,. 4 IsIs als th ii ts hi it ri '.siIs itt • it . ttsire . - _____ i . ____ ' - Ilts Is. iii. tilt' II nut. Ii I trs s '1 he L ,- - ' -,-~~t_? - . $ - georgo stuaxt - _: -'. __7 7= 7- _' - ,q Y I p of ' ' I - l i I I -lift t chi v, ~% I I I i tip cs 1110,' u'ci1sl'. ill '.iist, fits p , - -- by llerndon Ambulance three cars and a truck were invoIvtl A. . w _________ I - WAYNED CircuI.lson General MartaQe' SPDLSKI. Associb4e Editor : - ~ in (lit' JOPIN A WINIFRED FRED VAN PELT Roy GREEN S TAFFORD DERBY AdverlSsSnç Editor cit Editorial P.gii' .Jt.NE CHARLES HAYS Editor Mechanical 5,p! Editor Comp Rn'wr. Foreman WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS 5zj sty BILL Editor VINCENT JR Press Room Foreman Stat? PhCttOçr$PhCi SUBSCRIPTION RITES 35c Week 4-tom, Delivery $1 5(4 Month SIB 0(41 Yer P 00 Mcintt* ir rsa'sda , Mail '_ Bob Newhart Has Own TV Show I''. ift \ I1I Ss'i'vu-r ( sipIr RALPP'iMAYS CASSELBERPY County DORIS Manage, TAYLOR ,4t3rt5 capita l Ideas Comptroller Manag ing Editor LRY C,IELO F Saint As home Delivery 12m05 $7000 $t7tiMwitP •MonttnSlOiS LdIOtPiprMail R egula tions provi de tiai all mail subscriptions be ,.j.5 paid In advance Entered as second class matter October V. ttio •i the Pt Off ice of Santord, Florida 3777) edition of Ni part U! an material, news or edverlls$nc U! this The Sanford h4e.'ald may be reproduced in a ny manner withOv! The 'tt"f"tt S.,.v ui t4:ts -tcr ..r4flCr, porm.i.asor. at it.. diesduel or firm rrspomnlbit for such reproduction will be r The Heralds copy i;h arid will be colol as ur,?rsngsri held liable tar damage under the Is* Published dbiiy except !.aturCsy. Sunday an CIi'iit'1s published Saturday preceding Christmas The herald is a member at the Associated Press Wh, Ct is pr titled eCIivpIy to the use Ia' reprodsictionaf all the local news printed in ?hI newspspsfl It was HULIYWOOl' lutrius L Lewis WIlt o?it't-5lJgvr.tt'd that bit New bart i(k)kCd Iikc a salcsnusr yawl 'Itiwet' Magazine Nest. hart hinsseU dtswrees but uni McI Uuri I hail like a 1db. wtw's about lw. '.vars - awe front being brandi manaver of mu iii Uss' smaller mi'rkil 'Msybc' Ns'wlwrl said tot quiet was -'mavt,e Vii) peMiple lauê:h at tti jokes it's twt'ausc I look liki- the lines shouldn't be t'urntng Inu aiwin s alniust alwisvs types pLaysr thei'e like 11w kntsw.ii.alITV dd or. t't'-rflhsp puttlirit' 1nj or ft.p - - - tK' sha)v. of Nea 'tuck we 're s,1,t ttt:,t I ditt't :!,s i'.' putn& ,.111!4it U.s VI4 ('I b turTTL4it tist t.ecorid (II) People in Ono:V IIL lrVt'n1t'i 145t)' '1 caittu dr'.clop a certain wanI 1,led ut list' orw go! It. m "Maybe i,ha h".' I ge: ri ness itt 01) set also Tbv series is of aU my hostile fN'llniS about 'Anywin, the show is set its the corporation man' that I tiontettswli. Oucagc Friends Chicago and I play a psychok.rt kind tit, it 'mind could never be when I was un luSt At f irs: there was wine Met oUflt4iflt ()b I was aggr- that another series.. The Cliscatalk c makirE Ire the boy next SIVC enL)U4ih I Just could never luU TedcI) bcan. was MISC set door But the) Wok a poll the tI4Iht lines In real life.in Chicago but then. I thin out of 10 people can't eight Unwor'hoh Yu knost, I'm chose to being is back i',id the 1x nezt door Also. y quiet sch1i00, type Bu, 1 t'td arsi a Chicago series and e%tT) body else Wok cart- of the never play the chnut'k or the did all right sex and violence The rirtstrt "Oncajc Is reati a kind of dt!ri!lf'dI was ill that was left poor oui I always end up dortt' of irand,' -iris what I a t , best' bob said he had issued a 1 rcniriiitier when Slide'. This ctjmln scasof,. %ewtuirt strict rule for his series "The still 114 tisakitsg isis first venturi' berman was coming tç, and stile, the ki±L the dog and dadI(' Mftt't situatior. UUXTICd) as Nictiuli. arid Mas,and I wits dos a dunirn but e lose hurt people d tin still of titi' "Bob Nt'Wtiitl' I'W oPal) starting out WiltS not fur rise That's the 5: un CBS. wtsereir, tie asked win stiti all this happen- kind of ho'.' I'd been offered pta' .' yuticsiiuli niarrird 10 irig sri Chscitgu' Mv letting was for a hung tune So I've gut it in that you can't foul au diences ianxst- Plesisetl.' Iii) (itrt1 for this series no itUatf) I P1k') Bob Nest' tin- Middle Wtiit rsp'c'ialI ta' dogs hart. tI- tius-tel he is.' Bob said Chicago Vii''t,'s_' IPJ'."a)'s lividkids, - - ignomogoffmooa rw~ ___~ _______ - . .i . . 1. I- I P ,_zg011. ~.-f 49L - I- . _ . I I 11 III 11 ~~~~~~~~~~~ill~~~~~~~~~ll . I I IJT. VAOU j VA O Mr.iynC.'d0 bea' Lake Forest Fern Park L (stales Genitd- (sstbiooit - Marilyn Gordon 131 •'5 93 6975 City Ann Riley 131 Casselbeiry Tanglewoed Kathy Niblack E3$7iiCi Marilyn Gordon 131-6075 Chuhaota 37' 2611 Fit 57 Lake Mary Ann SsecP Dwss' 372 I1 CI-' Lake Menres, 3777ll 1..ngw.sd Ann Riley 131 0030 WiiiII' Springs Mary Hyatt 13$ S$$a Colored Community Maya h4,w4tfl 372141$ 05109" Ws Cisrence t,n'", D.ltanaD,Bar, Fnierprisi C,enrvs Qvs,O. s. Liz Mathicum 2n .2611 Eat 8 DAVID HENDIN Some diis in the future, alter 'our present refrigerator has worn out. you may find )ourself going to a not to buy a new refrigerator-but Ii buy "10 )ears worth of home food refrigeration Through porn- basing a particular functi'in for a cert a in length of tIl't'ie. intead of buying the 1srttwt stelf btttt the consumer and the manufacturer may profit in the long run However such polic) alternatives cannot be sensibly chosen until the basic data are gathered, according to a Massachusetts Institute of Technology research team To help supply answers, the MIT team is launching a s, q, ~ -, :;4 Point Of View frigerators, washers, driers. TV sets, power mowers, etc that do so much of our scriet>'s work-when they work The stud) is funded through 1974 by a National Science F(sundatiun grant Principal ins estigator is [Sr 3 Herbert Hcilluman. a former secretar) of commerce"The service sector of the economy has receIved little attention and study as it relates to ovcr.aII produc-tivity he notes. "Yet what figures we do have indicate it is an important part of the ec-onom> as a whole " For example. in 1969 the Department of Commerce estimated that there were mort than 79 million service calls on some 23S million major appliances In about t1' million house hold $349 Ill HAl' McHUGH ('-upIe News Servlt-r Hopes are high that this Florida MIAMI BEACH the CII) nut) escape potential violence durm resurt Democratic Nutional Convention this month. City fathers seem more concerned about the Republican the convention the) National Convention ni August reluctantly inherited tx-urn San Diego. Regardless of individual preference Miami Beach of. f&ciats appearrelirvedat the surge of Sen George McGovern, 15-SD Instead of angr- ' protests b, anti -Estatilichmevt types inside and outude the convention hail, of!ictals are now talking about a Wucdst0Ck-Uke '10s'e-4fl" as McGovern supporters celebrate the first major view) of the nest politicm. "McGovern figures to be the darling of the youth groups th e hippies, anti.Vletnam types and radicals." said a Collins Avenue policeman. "Now that he's ahead and hooks like, first-ballot winner, what have the kids got to fuss 3" 4941 - 35' 5205 - Nevertheless, precautions are being taken Secret Service, the Federal Bureau of lnveitlgatlon. National Guard, state and local police are making painstaking plans Secret Ss'rvlce agents Inspecting travel routes for utedidates even Insisted on calling at the home of Miami Beacts burl) Pulse, ('1m4 Rsx'k Pomerance All newsmen covering the conventkai are being asked to rrg$ltr with the Secret Service, More than 10 per cent of the delegates to the Democratic convention will be participating far the first time In the I I 10 . . Mounting When the four-da) t'outda> midnight a Tuesday, the hlighw.sy Patrol ' lust predicted that 32 persons will have beer. killed in highwa> accide nts. The p atrol said ltctn.i Padgett, 3, (lied from injuries stw recessed sstwn the auto in which she was riding collided with a second schick at [1w irutcruc'tion of State Road.s 528 ti'1 &$J ou tside Orlando Troopers said the traffic iiutit .it the intersec-!ion had been iloused by heavy rtstfts Itorustd Ta> 1(11, 20. of Moultrie, (la, died Sunda) night after officers said his' liust 'untrolof hut car on S. It. Id ,ittsl slarrured Into an oncotTilfig car The accident cx-cw'rcd about 10 niikt north of Tathstussss's' I-:iglit'>- rar-old Itryan cbs-stir Church was killed Saturday as he ran .is'rs State Itool 1,4 near Bradenton TrOUfers saul he was returning with hits falls' er's evening newspaper stia-ti Lawn care gtting you down? Tired of the drudgery and expense of household ma intenance? Why not snvtiiitigato the type of carofroc retirement living now being enjoyed by the growing niirnbt of re s idents merit community of 1,500 nersons in Kissimmee A second in under development at Orange City wh e re model apartments are now open for inspection. Also at Orançio City, a 160-site mobile home pork is under construction, an inter-faith chapel will soon be started, and a nor ting home will btt - A Alclentigate's unique plan of partici pation fin.srtcirig gives retire the opportunity to invest in their own to- Ir I 1: 0 . i ~ N, . . *% 1 It At011iOSti fir." ¶? - on "(W g .4 ,pI A t' ( ' i_i I '4 (I S of maturity - - - - i p For one day or 365... we can make it earn for you'. the model apoitmente and learn more ía ?1st 0, about our prograrn of participation (I. AIdirsg.te. Dept C you people played I,en,sr' - 1 mont center at Orange City, inspect F F I S l Jildervate il - Plan now to visit Aldoragate's retire- 4 means I Column Iij 2 iflche5 Too small for an ad to be noticed or ffcjav? You're reading this -one.! - i I the full amount returned to the III vetitor at the date I o.avss aws WOR . 7 per cent first mortgage bonds, with ,. YOU I i I i'l le,~ ~ /I .--------1. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, write think D$AL322 1562 I lure This in done through tho sale of irt i?ti t, isiS, 1 didn't 5 30 p m Ccse FOR YOUR MONEY. ISN'T IT TIME YOUR MONEY " WORKED HARD r FOR YOU? I added later oci - 3am 'HARD 11 1 Aldoregato, a rCls(JiOuSIy.orleflte(l, non pr ofut foundtstuor', his a retire- r MWAOM - at Atdersgate's retirement center!; 11 - 4 11 oll `1tifl I 4~ -.0 N [U-.,- Fri SI F ~ . op- - OPEN Mon thru 2572 PARK - ii-eriod ends at - IN - .4-. - 11-1 San ford Electric Co. Arttiyaitniit(battheht'Inopters 1".%o1Ire tWIlt'(iPters tiisrkeiI with ri-I all iii,srkesl ''U. S Ariiiy" ,iiut crests 'r tier.' llosst'ver, crses. Tin.' other nine itt tisilitary sources saul I'riv4stt'l)' "slicks," or troop transport the choppers 1usd bein flown in hiehIt'opte rs f r om l-'I Henning. (; - ALVIN M. SMITH. 1004 Scott Avenue, Sanford, was the operator of When choppers first ar th is 1962 Ford truck- The truck was listed as a total loss, with $500 rived, Array crewmen working damage to the vehicle driven by Holmes, $125 to the ituhi car iifl(l Si(s) liii ttwiis were decked out in N-11Isittsiitis arid golf shirLs Sunda), to the Wilkins' auto ,ilis of Its' Pilots were i'l' ing .11W hush Ph o t o s I ,lf, thers Isiuriging liv their 11 1144.1 issil. '1'his' said they knew nuithiitsg atxsit Us' Army , Fort lk'nning. )ietitfite or Opls.1414ka air ; )rt. But Arm y avIato rs' sun -ins wi-ri' ki!k'sl ttirssighout the glasses were much in evtikrwe H 711E.' A.SSO(,'IATE[) I'HFs lie sstt struck and killed by • state on Friday. the opening daY at Its' iiiotel pool along '.51111 passing auto A collision at a rainy interPO __________________________ Troo wr's said six ott t'r per. sit the holiday. section where the traffic light -1 had malfunctioned wok the li fe of a Satellite Re ach ssoriian Sunday, raising to 13 the number of 11 0 persons killed on Florida's 4. the rs.adw a> s (luring /" -V Independence l)a> weekend - Miami Sees GOP As More Trouble niMoy as Th per cent of selection of a ptesidenti&I numin4e As at this gaudy. mile-wide hcx* be getting their first them ma> most of 17.000 people Itt home Is p1.a ground that Florida south from New who chased the sun them quiet Jewish people -wv York and Nest Jet iaid a "We think the violence tiacat is diminishing." can rosily predict who Democratic Party urpnI, these thinv.s" State Police are onMtarth beach, Miami and Florida in riot control a.ixt mob dergoing Intensive training officers from other Florida cities will p.ychology. Scant augment the Miami peach for-ce. Democratic Gtr. Reutan Askew has ordered 3,000 National Guardsmen on active duty as a standby reserve. Even game wartlins are being recruited. The federal goveri*flttd has provided $311,100 for convention security and another 1112.010 may tie I urthcouiln(. Officials still refuse to lame camping pernilta to acvtst p-oups who have demanded perinlisloli to blvutc on tee golf courses and in FlamIngo Park, a iui, quiet subtropical Park where Miami Bewb's elder citizens and ylsitirs las'e to idle away thr hoursA watch already has beet estabIl*d on tie cai.ewsyl linking Miami Beach to Miami. Those causeways could be dosed if police are e&uitid with a mlve invasion of youngsters pu&e "its gotng to tie a lca summer." said a we wva't have muds Democrats, spokesman "if we get put Unite to prepare for the RepublicaM That might be *w eerie .1 the two. A hA of these radicals are aziçi with the President" - -- study aimed at improving the servicing, reliabtity and maintenance of consumer durables re- .j - and l(ninvedaround their motel - Holiday D twosear - looffiliol %litilig piloLs stpp~.-d cid(l loll oll Ft Itenrung is low p . I 01iii-I AK ; 1l V ii4r"". --_ BERRY'S VURLD - 5prsngs ,.' 1i -1 . I Convention - - Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte - '- i - 0 . - Home Appliances In Lifespan Study SU VEY I I—— st to sin is ii' IIJF IITUIIF Eli tihi'.s sIr itt 11) J 1 '.,sts h' %iisIaIs'd I'rs' %%rlter MIAMI A1s - While their M'iti'I rrgistr.ttiofl fir Ui' .- VOL1'OLIPdE FRANK wi Now - Converge At ~A_ ' - -a -- . mishat). Marguerite Moore litih]. of 604 Minosa Terrace. Sanford, was dri%,ing a 1965 Ford arid Mae Whitaker Wilkins. 102 I-', .1inkin. .. -Sanford. was driving a 1%7 (.'hr%,sIer . , I Iist ti Publti,he - Al •w 0 1 IN.1 1 RI.'.I) I 1 ARTI F~'N %~ ill c F4, 111l ('11 to Seminole 'NIt'lliol- lal I lospit'll 4 - Ad vertising Dir,ror FREE S ('Jj ~1 ~ J J r I" vilew a . I (II \ - DOYLE I -ft k All . Is • Ii '• ~M_j Helicopters bL1I,l - I .r 0 - ,be dovieration enti7el% comPosed of w0men, aged Xt to -W 1 ~ the popula ion of that art a to guataflThere w as absolutely no wa for freedom ed is t ee that A vote of the people. which we are persuad I S , i t, , . - - The c)ulcnm(. fil %I mp1% dictated b% liart% I Ireform provide participation for to rules spitiorificlill establisht-il these opie in rough proport ion to their prtcence ______ -.4.1 Its IW1,111 .1116 lip al oilI " * Wv think thero-'s Ivo-un ti"I ~Z_ ilk. -- tl~T_ s 'i,is it ,,isgtit lui'.r a hwrige '1 llo~iori at It-. itio-tirli! 'I'lle-oill lbs . ' I III . . Filing a Iaw'iIt its I'i"!' any lasist vinlistitig •'..'r lb.' (king us \'islsbshi usrul for hi.''sihtlstnn ihitI. .is fl trsiutils'," \'i.I.Ir Jilt Night- in it tiffs '1 ii hi rid' into trill'. hi'. id told lb. 0 - lItres' jnIf sgainst iriIirsrw '' ""%viltioll bound vil'I'les hall 5 ather at M scil time. the% will hear their 113riv Indulge in much . rfrir. ri'. tilini' tin) t •itiJ SItes orwi fIt ni 1tn.t iii ;antit ansi gnhIstn Iii - ______ _[__-"`~ ___________ 'iii" nit' 0 000 4ICki its tat. ron , If result of the process are in fact there because they were , ~7 'ili4 1411 hi,gh.'r Iri.e - freer' - . -, it __ 41l lb slits %1. .1,11111's Vr_ _ • - 1$ ;iiis it '14111:41 juvo.. %ta% (ii-owit-il tit , is a hard question to he asked. Ate thoman% different categories of Americans pre . T'he convention because the processes are now , . Nlan% iti the women. 3-oung. blarill Chicanos. Indiant~ and olhprs whose presence there Is regarded as a "just" i_\ k ~v I ,/,Aq ., - list liii III S11111141v". s''n air I a/ , 1A1 O'll Ill fq 111111fiv 1-11111 ____ - % - and tol here one(- flitrrd~ .l.urished therr were p allel rows of ruoundrd block tAro; it Ii re c kless dri iii, no 0 / Miiti itsit The GO villille ll11114I trill i;iE s'nInr uet.4 ,,t.;ilauslesl the r of this - 1. ocees That me up" its presid ential aumifliting pr T/ i • icans active in the piblIc arena this 'C 3fl delegates to the flemocratic As the more th an IAMI Reach in a sh,-1 / k5o disciplined grotl in Arkansas, I was mijieraltih owurt that tht sedientary life and, alail Ow Years had sent the muscles nI thut, sparit franit, tnw hibernit tion---r.e.-nuirl it W.-emil But with it moan. I highir. danined my overalls and stram - I ill :iIiIir r n o r eiilrl`le~ their c'mmert highlights is baffling some fl Jill ' - n thti- n'.1 muItipl almost geome icail tmt h1 the the long '.ic These men are t'.king meaning right new The conflict \ ~. - an unauthorized ' : c''' 1104. - M ------ -,,, lions upon millions of iwp)e* the , til l- fill? 1111! it'!' i'. ? .'irv - valid driv,fr's license and dri\- mg \%till(, In addition. ttii' o in i of I hi I'ohcenian Gene Phart - ,~ and - and over through the d'- 11141 I 141 - goold, well-balanced societv Adef. 116 that prople in a to merit arded according ought to be re 'The Issons of Utstiir'' THE LISTS - I,t %% ilts,ffill,11111111 ;11 Its isIs III I loliiies, 20, of St August ine, \% as ch a rged the reversor. he IllullYs in his txlok. gn thumt of this ewhti farm youth are confined i hear over - - IF--Wn--4' cttp;vstt -. - aftertimlin oil Airport The historian of ci'. ilraIion Will Durant, makes For ming of the )-ear, thill After - WAR hat )utice Is ii t. r.'f'uirig I:t: ri i'iirs' ________________________ or gT~ups holding ut If r"ch il but to enforce decision b% come means 11 cnsiNtiencs' ,t Otilil c a cnur'e prMoced 'jUstkC.'in' the sit ct sense .. not fr"dom of authorit, Ifl sund-up cultivation of hourte - -- h per '. iousl. such dec isions could nnl be made going to override pnctp sthnding in haught% surrnnb t much preparso. thirm anemic beirries bearing over their hothOIL011, MU11141`11 and of* CIA% litcom wt,rr going to nanw oId ir tubed In the co the pC5tA I aed have an turn for usrng a sho'.ei-at 1'sE a AP rn% riburned neck and wt U, W;`ll aguin with greater pill and less vigar. Pre sith nt Nion has come dov.n hard on the ing practice in Washington of nelessl classifying t Well and good. Perhaps now all re th ings as generally acpte iin, ri 1w rewarded reitI, luscivus~ vine-ripell binssom, on strong sterns gardening. I frar that rwocesslity n ( C. Mt'nIF1- hat and a bandana the color No Secrets - • . .'. - Central Florida' notionS, which we tsn, Indeed, if there is one basic fact which 1 -- Niiitb h •'f' liii! Vitii I hiliti' f;*tIl ijil lt,'1ipltlfrJth fa4tI$lf$' \ 1;I'lI I lli lliii'r I. ,cfrr 4 nrntls,n 1i,rp Ilns Iii tk titl',tisl i,. f lbs '' i1 tVl't' J,s iii In * s rs It '.;.; sn,s ilisiri I s,js.I 1s,,i lit' itiwl It'tii' r' ;ttsi, nslsfrsl sihttyrtl' .iiIliitrc ttito nlik ItiunlIt' ls't,Insl n Ssirwl.. Ikti'l 'I'I t t!'h''' i'k;igii, sit, IIs'rI M1;rn eir vcfr'r' take to tt t ihat slt'I i'htlsr'l issir kst,,rn intl IA I iis le in Iu'k Tbe ,tptflti,t" las fit fs at ii',iii"i' liii ti Ilir ItsIiIg ;w'stpls'' tis'tigIPi,' foc '; f I'ct,tionlrg ri tot ithil MiitnI n,wlils'a?i'a nssw ,,rrk sitlisil i'iit the i-)ri;r ti-to 4 any I' I c .' 'rowlng girtssp to his l' this issni ritInn II. ii. Ii ri bIrnt . - 'g*tiv. r.rrf. an t' f ., - . I& l) MI%IO 11EV II hrrfrItn% . ________ Paper Shredder 004 r.r.14mot 11111, lipqI 1 fll 1,11 16 - sharpen their skills for th e oloer i uport mc%w7 overn 4rl J ' Ariler Indicating is view. faith the latter , I q4. , je, ~n • distinguished record of set-vice and nom- Sanford supervisor of recreation who is kept rolling along hedes require. points out Ltl I ' - sting Taylor -- umpire extrodinsire -the mere It, and the sch ed ule of the leagues. their game of players involved is ey"pening TILIMber \ cii over 500 are involved as Harr' Smith, rv:ired Army colonel with a varied and i are all more than t4 sea Electric - Jil another If the dd there $fl% Ia at all n that new hook of his, Author Irving Knstol. again suggests that in America." 'On the Democratic Idea fom cin than ;utI is a lot harder to come h Americans for lots of au i n n have that may and others the conservati ve Friersch on lla ek as qioT - yippies, seniors I mosm B' BRt (I BIOST teams (mm Sanford and These include fo ala south to othe from as far north as • A • •i .io • a. Niccimmee east to Oond a welcome development with LPurg what promise of good times and decent, healthy entertainment for all Baseball the \ &O\ L G kME sou can It __ WASIIINGTON IINFAI the overall lively baseball spectacle in Sanford, thas .e vk in themselves.-ho Americans today. more --eenuvratired" than I that "justice" tat the ails from idenin automaik diia1ii' do not floe aotheSoon22 th sccpom Sanford, the If rmd(I m j, teams from District FOU,R, Little League. vilill 16 ietsninon act jutt tow ard one t n the Sanford fields. be striving for hono little would and thinks that the teams hich do battle with soft perish the thought In the the softball a games where the six teams of the men s league or the same number in the women's league the col respond to the umpire's "pla ball spectacle C is hard the play petition is fierce t p anging t1 young sis in em pha I ep i but changing nging w tiesus in this city are five Yes, t the final games working overtime to take care successful th e se buss e which crown th varieties both of basealLc the which sea son in vouthf ul with been njtched hit and fielded h-a ye almost usti ce, league Th do softll lend its attracton to ho spirit . Credit for all th is I. IV ___________________ / - 11 '. ederal seminole at'. MAINI-IffICA ii I Wail losS Sti..I. Sanlu.d, FIu,.m OVitOO 011iCi Otsadu Shopping Canter. Q',iedu, Plo,.J OffiCt- On S B 4 Al US Hwy 1743. LngJ. PtJa IONGW000 ) �6 A-The Sanford _ M,ndy,JuIy3.t972 Hera ki - _ _ ___ -, .1;1uIu. H By Orlando Psychiatrist of drug' under mans ,- ________________ mmiU 'eting of St•minok Dg Action P'c'htrtrist t shown with TIrrl RanMarzlvnGordon - --- ------ *9' P'Q*4. Legal Notice - ____________ 3 Teenagers Tell Of The Road Back I 'C' ''0415 54AMI '. I I h'sPts yr' ".a a" 'o,c ir suiie Itt, s ci mph Cs-,un?', C l(vtp t1140C. lIsp '4js ,5*"*p' Witi IV a&co'r I &a. I'S cr.e 9.*t ,s,, sp sp 's.c?p' s-amP r.am, wItS tIs C4."t 04 " r Circ.a' Coul Sp',annte Cun? -"na ir *cc45dana *•9 ' 'i?ln.s 'tar .1.11'S 11'' ' ?SilCS - WV SP'fl' 5*5 ('5 ' in-ida 1'a'u'e !457 i'n: art ir. tails: ;sai.'v' ii a group slit tdc of her srnbitinn to firush htgt school 4iteruges 1(i per cen'. It S W.iI.ftn' M'Cs s..; t,'a'e jcihr ind t.Lsat - three' and go U college in order that the 11W' per rent an.cwer tO ts'nae. .u'er7. frnna different hack. she null bet; other kids like everything, but right nc's it is the best ss'slrm we've gr.t he CuSt•s' Juisa I: 16 6 ,so ' •..rsct hut sit) son-ti-thing in hrrsi'U C,t( 1 ' .Jiitit,. 1 ttairclrinii quietannum The started enrI to 'The- counselors art there not &.trSra I ICTITIOUS pt'rirnent. sit drugs and spoken youth. told hess he first sAw.t 's-c tamli) conflicts so's all U-ted drugs fur Lsi'Ls. even to cceidemr.. hu t help.' hr MA'S COlt laid the gathering There is ru e' at the Alvrt Ii McPherson using the' hard drugs such 5 P*'pts 5'vrn 54t' CI 5 nd lou' ss he-stoIc' his t'nriwirkl punistuzit'rtt tw'roirisindl.Sl').tu, - :.itr Sr-heml (it (ir:ilzt where'1,0' IPsi undr's'O"Pfl ISJ"161*fl' t is used nn1 in selfth'frnse b h0?.IC SIa',", car nd rain aisas , atid irtrioviiti(ini. art- faithe'r - iflcc'ting the' erilighterwd up- Cenitinuing to get in trouhit', he the csariseinr. As purushrnent C,P.apsp' 54,504 1 h4fl 7?*?u?PS wil - ''r- s-its u..- Ciers o' Is.. C i'c...l' iiaichi it Jus'rntlr rt'twtnlaU*- Islil Sent Ti. state tra.rning when sorrwonr bri-aki the- rules "" " '4' °" ' Okeechobee and thes lire' confined to ar 'aid n that atre' bringing Florida schools &rs; itt 04 9., h I0ifl* ugr • 04 tatter when the (Irula school Justment unat' and last' their IS aitrnnaal recognition 'See Jul) no prwik-ges wnlporar&l ' 70PS s went i-r'd he- sits sent cader's r'ige•st 'W1 t)o y ct I' is caii as I 14G Incidence of ruyuiwuvs from c'laues or recrraWir, e with. a, lIro Like Pete"'" £ C'ottugc-e tuis't- a horni'like at- C'sUaUPr hr b.sI'isPSI r Svs-4 their the schocil huts dropped since t Arc-orripanird smea-e r-r nlosptK're' and each one huts at itrertor. Sun Hughes. and twyswert-aidded There' are n rooè House parents are on l's SIC , -., -'-nds Rioorr. group kathsr and around iie C'Io'" "Se'" *'l 05 shifts rather than around the u..s'-.ss Lisa. at friendis black girt. t suse'paart'n supervisor, othof (Salt &paS'15 Ii0P'?I for Ii. 'ears, told the group she clack since the- government "bonitt SlitS plain ti see had C''s l.r()'sa'C ruled tbe would huts-c Ut 1w paid nt's r'ognirei much of Uep!ee.lini of iwe' and concern 6',04'454'5 I "pf'Inn j,.,1 ir the-u i'tasrges the three trnut,iv twtss et-r her and her i,ttaftiflit'. s tor't. the SUite could ri.'.c a' O'aisnc, O'a"o. Cc'.m's's tiuths were in Casselticrr to mother sass c'aeuse'd t her own not aifiorti Another federal lDiO* June t; is'; - u.re their t-spersrnces with the altiturk and refusal ti accept ruling that sais a bless wan, that M1$ s, 1 '1EsiAPtC' Itcu"e the- nuths could not Is' forced to United her rni'tht'rs good aithirt tiuth of Conununit oncr ,' praiise-d the group attend church ser's'ic'es, but onh A1 tT'tre'e'ti'thocttst ('tiurelt au purl cit m,..s. A M'a' a's a s':iiiint,iirs tsasu. 5-'. It'll U,.'4 .. .tt • U',S 2.. i,,. Youth Ass artncas %s eci;. Schoolc biases vt.c'atiinuil and C'.:twn h.'iona' Tuna, a los-ri) girl of l. is at the 5011114,1 F.iirti cottage P IsuihdinO - sath to teas-c' the institution it group whorl twlps with the in "tail,'. shere- the' students Bans Omanoo 5IDI5, interest 'tuse sjtes'ts i:uitnai of the grou; lt'auder 'at as )lt ts no foster bonn' it II P,,pl.%Pm JunC IS 74t l's tht'm. air conducted all but lvi' rr Itt, so slit' is still living titers the rnernts'rr It clisccive-r aid has a iit tin Its outside hirI' it lit las root of their problems ss t't'k c.f the year Average' stats l's 45w Cpu'S D4 . Costs's aml Its- sUits' sc'hr.ol ia sis months :'t'tilrmt sit) t-w nhclUH'I' art' arid ts'haas'ior airit lit's it r'o'w 519.mSt,I, Ca,,,.', Vior,Oa When Li south levt's tiw - ott,! the instill rt'ason alit' run sit! it ru'hoot lit' is riot atataniaticails l's , r S us fat Its first tints' a: Hughes stated that print It , - tr old She' does not want t Its icaq'kanue'ntatuc'n of the- group an Wist't tO the t-oTIU'ntlflIt), C.L' 4-iL b PmO Ci 0e"aC hiughea Mid, hut ;1sa,cA. progress return home Speaking with ttirrap) - the' rate of rt-tw'ra j ALL CRIDiTORS £140 pf5 ;'oi arid frainkrwas &&lth.ugt uulictt'rs 'sits ' per c'tat to lust is-en nuide in: the past fis'e' 10 10141 14641546 (LAIVI 01 SAiD than in the P'' f' au. sass tier first tins' It' speak Its' sa'hisol, but nt's it it anti 3P £664541'? 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'a'iroac r,gs! 04 was 'is 14Ios • I0,C,f.C.li, OrS-ib,c as csca'ec a' On-go's Isrmnç mte 57i,5 ItAL WOTICI .l,, CY ' Sp--.t':• 14C'44C 4 P*rt QV.4,' 55*? 45. mIt 0" D't 7' das (5 6 0 cmnpr0l ml Cp,r' .'oe. e' tr,a' Senmnpl Ce,,,nts I sormna, rr'un, ICCN1rs? .nn Eseu'o' ,, °" 5 "asti i3?3I. ' o1 tI44W thi 'i esi s a a' t t' ".' '' ". ". c -' 'r S,4f " "' ri r - (SI 7S MINIMUM CHARGE) '1 3 lines Minimum 'ta". c 445-40* S'.'t,.pi 145. S M C is.'ib ,,,, P.1.,,' b'f'*'( -. Srui'tC'. C,C C " ' 54011 miS Os-atlo C1-d* I,' 'p,'.,I.'sSLM )'i A ' "6as" p Announcements (5155r4(5 4c a lerlIs (4' I5'rC rar% a? li'P. p*p,imOis *4's a, 'i (ii *P is l4s ('mt4'.1 114*11 r,(V,,l'ist b 'C UsarI aid eat (S*,'mt'r 5 !SO tO V('C 's 4'" ' '' Cs'r,c'. Lost & Found 7--Personals 3- Announcements 4--Cards of Thanks 5- In Mmor,ams - Business Opportunities 1-Instruction 5" is '' ,a'P.ans sas recwew' tt.e.r wftds PlaCut0'l ann an "' ""Is represent ILMIS (5Pis% *"O (S SI'? 'rn, 'Is ann tIs9 • cc'po-a'.cns ,,,a is. retsc ensep i's a(4p'ca'.p's 'C , JdQ4 ?Isr cit4ce's pr Ou, Iv'4%O'.7Pd ,r. SQI'is?S 7 P.r 45*454'S (I a ritv ? t,4 1?' list?? a iCY' C" SIlO p1aPp ann "t a-eaø, a- csOr- di1'a-;'nc P'. at s-.'' It corsv''r a o,,v...is ,pr 1• 0.'ec 'Isis 55? *'t 0 t,4 Juis. &s E.eu'o C" ,p, (t' 't,s..r't #iC,i3s- S1',M Clecpaspc ML7'r:ItsiS *(h'tIOY. 00C.sit S5Ar'a'S 4' A s .105's 1. M*"m45I s. a,,,,,, Cs...anc 4 ioda 3X £ 450'n4'5 . 55sf Essay, 1t.i ,- i t ,i.' t" •DV1Ob5 515 PL14 "'t C 61.0 I' L' 140 51 ICE C . It 'out ham, S'a'i*rs *1' $ci,pn )iS 04 1 ioua SEusn CP,a,rman aAuES (S COLCIEQT Billy did a miraculous right-about-face in his readlog ability. For he devoured 3D of those superb "Classics, Illustrated" before the nest term began. Their colorful comic book format caught his interest, and tempted hint to read the 1,-- loons.," .,se U.i23 h.tmialR li, up' .rorha-s liii parents , se II. ra,;.,. st&tc Os S..OIIDA DIVAS"- ML14T 0* POLLUTiOIt CO14YROL _____ Real Estate For Sm I. - 3)-Hous,s For r.aI. 37-Farms & Groves 33-Lots & Areage 34-Mobile Homes 35-Income & Investm,nt, Property 24"BusH'le'.3 Property 37-Real Estate Wanted rip- ca Loc a'on o PD' It,tiDis Spurti opsar Ayfis,,f 5,,, ..n; 45-ar ham. i= MAKE READING FUN (.as,id :r.4drns g,' '-tillege car educate i-s at 'o to therm' Abralassrn Lintc'oln Recreational - Mrs. Crane and I ie-atied 'ui children on those spirit, d.J culot cmsc boc$ iii,'':1; of this' great literature tUne ITO title-s. such splendid "It silt' 13'W - cover ris as TOIIS Saiss'ss'y," Bc,hinson (:7'S,"Mobs' Dick," 'Tak --' of Two Citie-s ind 165 other gems of literature. 'fltew "Classics, Illus. tratu'd'' Icvil Itt ,tn,,:n,,.r, - ls'anhot-, Sot £5-I, cire of lvi. Sanborti "cr010, Sanfpmii. FIor.da. 3777$ (11,l,aD1 o'Ps', mars or r,s,ct-4' Sr. Clean up Man 7 a ri 50 S a i's Apply in, perscvl •14r 4 p is' O Lake Mo*sro. Inn Serve, Statmo's APtpq50pn?% aan4's (145Cr, O'l S4at'crs, located a' SI W l3tP, St Apply is prson Sc V Patterson St'cur.ty guardt Suit imC $nti pa' Sm. R,tred n'ap .iso appli PPI0'se coiIe't, $04 $1 47)4 Cabmnel nitail,r Eip.renc r*CPtsa'y S?adp *OrS 33) ia SAL I SM?. Pt Soc Sanlprdo' 5puIrs Sfr'sr',ole arri 'Inn at SIlO a a-eel. *.ih Ps.gnl rCtP*(1s'd I'S? n$uranC, COnsPan: I-ti n's, o'i'c, 'is Orlando Cati 53 '444 Aan4r- I,art tmme man for 'r'p*"% l.a-n; machines, *450 lId,,,,' Cl,anS'r$ Ho,,s fir.b!I Call 37 0451 Female Help Wanted 14 J-40mpin tguipmny 44-Sports Equipment - _______ _________ leatmiec an sanSed immed,aie4Applt is Pf%Ofl 40CP, stat Bau1 Silo's. ?Aerchnii Sl-Auctions Si-W*nt,d To Buy f4'$"5'I'u15 57 47, Lorsg'*oOd PlaI, Longasood Plaza. Lonqsood Ph 5)1 1310 - SSA-Hoi,s1.hOId Goods Sl-Antiaues '7-Mus,cal ?Mrchandisp SI-Store And O4mf , office Equipment S-Machinerp And Tools 60-Building Materials Il-Lawn And Garden Equipment 2-Liv,stock And Poultry 63-P,ts And Supplmis 64 'Clothing ComIe-, girls, Ps'gI. SCPS'lot p.nit. Psoul.*vn wantmng part Ii' -71-Auto Rep3r vpmk SSant Soda, *41' Van-c fDiuSp Counss,rIior Isp a gw tcnal,ird (ot"isI4iC CO-unipilo lint Sop comm.st,on tyJ.111" you' O*n but,rwtt lou ,r411'f',,r. 37'S7' 01sf PHOPSE LI-iL Ci. pr4 ic caSed lmi*arci a prOS.?abdf spa' Sm, morsey mating oppOr'ea's" at an Avps Rs'prps.ustaIiv. s-c ca's m,,i n.* peop4. mci I, 4u..nd$, an pr)js'%' Call rs ,),ta.i$ $14 )7S5 73-Motorcpcles 7$-Autos For 3% -- i(Wi,p - liii '.ALL UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD N E A '' ,' I' il4 '' - ,- ,..,i par On. pr'son 'o work O.parlmenb, c0ur*Cr sailS S di *t?$, pI'd v.CalmGflt. many 09. C OrlpIis1 b.n.4 eI o is p.r ears rs'cnsar, Will Iran Appip person to ill iaS•c VOIk$*00. Nr.d ,atra moess's-. Male or lentIl Servecmng .statiivied cu$bo"I' O'sIp II p's or u.n Suitpc $r,,a Co. 6.44 i12i ' tpan.flgs in ISIS *4aa Ion SlanI, Home Prpducts doaiers Wart I, or pin t,,n. For r,lprv'e'w me ifl 1447 -CIII I IUI(ldtI . .g Opals'.'. fl'-i' - Sm011 1 ' "•ii %i%W45snI p I'.', I ''''''tap', %.-"'tt,s I ', Ii..'' I)) lI'i ,• I,. SI'' I)) Otis I:: 'Ii ,, ,, i -i'. 'Ii 4' ''I II '''' 1) '*nlms'iI'rs',r" l''ifll I l'iV Ill scsi S* IA'S ,j 'l"'11 I t.I -ii•pist *,',l V?5I4I '5' ,5lIhil II '.Al 1'S A ',5U'' I I''. all, ,.',,l., 115 p''''u' i''fl t'iij5''''J ,4 nsel sip ,o,I JoPin's v ellagr S 'ss good I 5.45', lDautiui pn4 sand (a'i'.t)ng a,, iCfl(?d. ,quipe',ei 5,55sfl 57i ?(V t,rm, C.,, r.Iule,.. - lt..a4 I b,dmo," *ransr ,'guppr'd S,PtPsin on *5 mJu -' • ,i., Agency S - 'l'i -i U , al Ibar' I and Irnmt aailahl. Neal Estate :4 'os's H sts- 'C I ¶77 law - -- I (OUOSI C01-I Stenstrom 4 gio,-'s• kelchrfl ec..'t't'..t ,' ,,,i s-d.lmesl, sacp.S •,,, SsII H) 1475 3141 PIll 13$ ) N 54-it %w"IIp% A 151 OWOOM 171652' I I.s'" 'I-' C' (I? pel ',t,,i's "' a,, Ito City 7*515 TI,,,. bedIn')" I hal's, equmpped k,Sc:hs'it cpapCr .4-i. bush 1,1 yard. nd fru'' ImP,S 51% 470 15, Owner I brOcOOun. 3 bath, brnced ar, 73. • ISO' landitaped 372 7473 or 37'? loS c it5 SIS, 0451 - --- ----- ________ --- - - MOLt IL E WORLD 35 - a yto Fl M cQuillen ilpal 1-slale, 7 43 0.14.', 3.53404 5311 on M 4123 -3 Bedroom. 2 Bath _______ - VLSI Open Sunday I 3.34 pm Eve Atloc 374 7414 ----4 BedroOm, 25.41. hOrn? Central SI ..- - 5 .",, ______________________________ - - Seausful 3 bedroom, 7 batS, large family room. csalem drapes. SulI rep. rnaI.(15 (Ill carpeted, a cm. encloSed palo. 0)ubI carport, well arid p'-"' CRAI N REALTY iarpe corner los. good l.caSien, substantial dew's ii yCart 04 3'. 641 6t31 per cent, Law monthly 373 2117 0' _"' -- -- -- ','pm,.-, I ""'. 'I 323 '-413 --- II, 73 '''I'sc Tri,clts And Traal*r's - '- - '4-'541 •S'.ga. LI, 1055 fires 1' (vial •od 'eaI 4C' C ,,"I4.4'? -s-st's-I' s-n ',b44'7 71 ,,- "or, '- '.fPt,y lep Do$m ,a 91p Si's' "itS a000l 5.4* ."50 ''ti,* - - 555 0nd,. pu. ,o a' ra-'on? $540 'La-a 5' .1 1 I""' -us- 5-1 ' - - - '-"--'Ii,J' - --- - - , The foilowinq r a /' ' I - "4-. 'Ir The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! - ()ea'q'r - s-¼d*y 577 5557 4 4 ., S . - ________________________________________________ ,, , - 5 '4 '' PUBLIC AUCTION ' ' -. - . Your Direct ;., ' ' ' ' •, , . , '''" - - ' - CcrarTllc,' -I ''3 . ', ,o"-r''s ' -II Line to I -ite , - 'C I ', - ICLASSIFIED! C '"' - i:; -t.e Equipped with all Lincoln luoury features, including all leather interior i_si) .%t'-t'SJiy'l L,',-'i' P1,1'."'' start or C4nceI 7Our ad ' 'Sm,' OoIlms.snq ij,, 1' .1 5i. tI,' 1-- ' ',.' :2 7-il lANK ' 4-. lANK RATE :s i A - 5 tO I ,- t','tl i' I ude 0o3 . - - ' So.jaI .jrjcs ''4- ' \ir rUr's - Bt 338O au t ' ', S COil ' :. ,, s,,,.,, , ' .-"* '- ej' '4 :"g ,' ' -'' - , Ij.) hardtop for tPii Tv -- yu'U at heart cOn's'itti', 4 $ tranimission, Fialuret rsIude power steering Cad air striking b4ui fInish ISped in tIA, Sm'. Only 001 p4'IVIOIJS uslle'n C' t - 0 U' ' . '' -- - ' ' - - ,'55,Yt4 s 'i"' -' - 9 ' - ' ' S"fl Cuni,uoant J* 4' 4".' '- '"''s - . -I''" 411 'ES. ,, s-V - ' ' ' ' ' - ' I Drill' nq , 4 _ 'it. S I, 'Pw Ii' ' - Iç_.4PIt Blacksmith - isll A riol "sport t'e11liP4d InIII,dl59 air I .45 ________________- Cougar I -" 54'.'., 5.r.Jml ""5' -' "s,u''. W ) ' - $ -,, 4.1,4,11' '5.30 , 'i"i*e'. 3)1 0473 44 -' - - j. ,', _____________________________ lvu,I - - -- . ''i' .,. 5" •"i_ ',' ' i 'S ' - 1969 ,)., _____________________________ Ca r u 'S ,P4',, 1969 Monte go "1,.s' Hoint: 1!P' UVt'fl1t1t's - c errs e herior FINANCING Air ur 5iflCe uto In ' *."" 15 e,it,t fiml DISE POOL - '' Gla s -'' 1971 PiNTO '?1jJr 1,51 :" -- - , _ .0' 5-' -' '- OICN *SL- Us,'LL- 'S ,,I 05 -' .' ,- ' , -_ whiti 1780 '1980 "P680 Get In On All The Action! Ccl., pllnt JOIN THE 'O'PER S Ult 'S -sE HE RL" ° Cl, 4,4.11311 I 'I,. tall HEW 'ii MERCURY MONTEGOS & COMET RENTALS ARE AVAILAILE NOW - CALL 322-4554 II L Si' U NS II N ii I. N .1,2,1 - ,''s4 - :4,11' ,fli's tOO 5. l',Sl,%ll.lIl) MARK lVCOMIT CQeITINEIflAL OMANQUIS )"tlL', DIRECTC7Ies OF 3LlSista.S SER' iCEs I I- U it' R\ , I N L, 5,51., 'i.5\Iitl(Ii I 111111115 CAI'Rl OMONTEWEY - - '''io '$51913'''" ' AIJIOI1iO1ISII.' -- 1971 PONTIAC 548O ID" 'sic _________________________ - Values Blue finish with black vinyl roof OR 55" '"" Cl- t.t 4 4 . S sin S cit. 0.-vs I :3,: ","I-.. Attic Insulations ('OIilImtit)15i41,1 '' -' S '.sJmj 1 " 5- ,u 1-, I 5- - Pi_o1 Suppo - - 1 970 CONTINENTAL - - ' ,,,, & Crafts Arts - Used Car - .-fl,''h''iw ia.,. iA.' - BUY" C.ire Pt -' "-:r - ' - 5" r4%?iIaIiOli 373 55-S. -'' - Eating Place' 4€ .1, r pVm-oi '0415, '', -, , ".. -tin '-, l,t -.5.0 'n 54 - - ' - 17.1 17*3, If '415i1fl1'1 S 51 .SII,m'is I-er 41,5 la5 ' " ,'s: ' ' Appliances -) .S, -',.j -, A,jO'mw-, OlAf Ii 43 , -'- ' ,"'' ,2 IS i.i'sit tIlSi 4-''t SeC 43 rI's! ''a'''"'4- ' , , J,or s- I I Monday n;5O. 7 30 p ConSgnr,i.nit aekomp' Open .3*1* 10 5 SanlorcJ F' ann's ,',,4 ' , - Sm', te I R"sa' I P" 'OJ Li?,' 134-'S' 054 So' • rig Sa., "lpc Pi'i .1-ca 0,p.'e ,- -, ,,. " ' ---- -' 1F'-.c' "I 4.03 Oil Carpeting - Air Conditioning Irish Dried Prodt.tlt D,,ms.o's Houston T,., s S I,'!IItSIIII 'ifl" ."s,denti ard rew': ,;'rser' /" -- Auctions 3113 Mantro,, Slvd Sw,1, 51$ _--------------e----- "SAFE . SHOP THE EASY WAY' CONSOLI DATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION 37; 7333 4- Per"--i -Gt'S'ICflICC,CC , jS. -' t' ire listed - -. 4'NE '- ' ___________- •' piso-Isrriur.-be'm anti Arni (n,ir All "lu 5.'s5 50 '4', vli%P •IALTY 407* IsIS? '30 ______ - s-Ic $17'. ," ness (5.444' Ii's Si "'cc 5 57 Sanlord, 372 WaS ',.:.,i (1j, SI Writ. 5,,.' t.,nr appleanIt 573 1,5 ,51 444 i'M WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED C A Wr"dOofs Sn ,Sroten 7 5'its YmCa. ,im1 41'l )it 41 Ii' 5,1 - 17'S 5003 - dali Cuedt _,7' 371 4407 .Par, 557, 7 iso, spr-"gt I '-aI 'r.S'etS, $50 raIls 1325 Gnu S.mply se- ,-( - 'sO 5l,y,i-.j s,- ,on4s 0 51. S i?* 11' ¼ -% ri 3O ,j • O(lCrIS?,J 4'r- 5') .li's I i' ia ,''.,,', 1,5,-I ' ,,' I-,-,.-','Jr t'-,l '', rOUVC te.n .s TV I.3 fl I.', at OilS 54.4(1155 4l- ri r"I"-a,cr '0,' "i 41 1.50.1 $409e5. f,naoc,al 'ss4,Vut'onl, small manuladlu'ng pie' *arei'IovSeS ansi '.rn$il ,,stl1u4,ouial &Ccoufl't 11, .350 buto' ,-i.5.le'dl all bf ,,ap0'iSble lor muinla'flflçi lt.ete IO(4?,dmisS rettoct.rw mnwnlOVy All incalont Mr rs4ablSIsed by ,,' on't '-(f need a dependable d,str,bulor. mal, or fr',,al, in tI't ares .s " 100)07 m,nmrnum to enw.St 's rqupnst'r'? 41r50 urs,eritoly '*54(1 I' 5, ts'-glr on. emaIl bat's, but can e.par-d as rap-Wy st you *0rs4 to a Irs-se good income pnoduc .rwj bans'l, h,..S'neSS .5-c all ( 0l5,,Il' 4l' Suns 1. Ewes )fl 1174 471 -351$ ,'• '4f oSAdi' mIS '4a..fl I ,4l#P ON 5040 5,1 F.l'4i-r' en I I5.514. 5745 '.'" ' - - --unQC Chair, Ill - Occa'sr'al "040', I.,,00(J5 5, tI,s''n WP','p' 5,',,, ',, N,s 171 3154 Call 333 4476 7 pp-rig or Art * pm I Øon, in my 5.vv 0' *PiIVtv?r 0i'$red 3fl III? - (0od (r'eJ-0'.", IllS NO SELLING- - - KEE YOU PRESENT JOBI 5,rn.n-,oI, Co,in'ly I,aI?or MlliwllIiOI4LAPCDOWPMLS lIlt S 123 1441 - 04* i3'wii)P - ne,"il4 ,'#',) SSA Household Goods S Situations Wanted LI,guafd Available 1*-il 541Cr P'eiI 5440 IS I '.1 ''is ',' Seminole Sporting RI Al, ISTAlL IPt',IJRAPS(F '05 C Wi ST I mSS 1 ST Pr, 377 Sill 5 ''5 5,') ' Spar" 's.v,'p'.' S,,p.r or 32)6712 BALL REALTY and INSURANCE wooded. 55.500 F.., acres, w004d, I', cleared. 1471 Saiarl Oramier, II' • II'. c,n?rai heat acid air, Sur'si4i'mpd Tap metal OwIbumbdmnql, $tl.4 s-a-s's.. ' THE SHOPPERS GUIDE Traml,, -______ CRAIN REALJY it '"ci ' ¶ PC P tv.nrude outliard mothf, I ,rt pill Call J,ntris, Gordon. 571 fail to see lOs's 3 bedroOm home " P'nis-rest Walt tO thOPpis; StowS'.' r,Iri 4,(h(70I - cP,e,rcli IIlOr. is'ncpd rear yard. many p.4ras 573.000 AsSume 10* fl 'errs' ti'orOJai)P (iI 641 6951 40404551 Atb I:, Mn ".5 a's' "S4.mper 5.:" Tao lIedroo's'. I bash, Flor.da room. large lot, jmp and ir"s1ten System 553,50) TSr Bedroom, I', ba'P'. Slon,da roar's, sail a,' condloner on laSs aSPi 00(1 43 • IS?', 173,070 lots- Sledroom, 2 bath. Ftor'dI roop's, central heal and air, carp.4. I', acres, pump and spm.nAICr tytlrni Ta-u yearS old S*SO Iwo acres, wIts two b,droons houSe, 2$ cc'r ' m/-i 5*44 11,5 a. IPI I"OF• '41)0 'i45i3 e*w nil? 11 43 fl-tI 1410 354 55515 0? 0 - -- _________ -____________ III II'S i Jill'S Volori (so*nto*'s - 'Ii 4-, •,l• A SORSOPI'S 5001411140. GOODS ________ -- F .. , flo,,it Location Counts! Py owner, Pinecr.5t ar.a, 3 bedrooms. lOp baths. $15.30) 373 341 - ,Sl'i ',SI'e .,. - STEREO 60" p9sJ, 1,155 rr.a.' 1' V C. P I ASia CrI•ry Avp ReaIt , - 40'nili ) 1545 I SO ",' 'sr S'' , ,)(ij.5'"-50* 55cc .mi -5.'rw'm' isc. 1) 4 F, C',' ",1f.Ity4J4f a-st 4-'l5,r55 14 5,1-re sS4'e - 59) 4's mutt "415*1 -'0 5tlS'5 is' And Sestssrs ('4-4 .p5, 51 yr"'S 04 510 93 177 liii I 5*05 sos 11)5941. hg "I) SAl 55 "Wy 7?? 1' '-'s- I )7$ 'l5s I Mntorrpel.s P3 4,'ana'j*. 5771111 r 1146 Sb'lf")OO c'flillC, S •, 'I , ' ' . II' '51 5' - - , ,-'-' -1 F'S's,., 573 5744, p-it ;:, .. ...,.. , '.4-li Si'.' a', a,, sac •.'l,,p 1,173 iuft.r $ na'uraI ________ fl I,fcrs'n, arag, ra? l'vpIae. alsO Screened mis pOrch, •5 crum5er F'o'arci'd h lr at for only 1)5,3(S) Cvi's onnrc 101 )olsns.Ont Tr*'Is'r IbIS r,eusit tss,j%C mrs Drr.amwOId has a living repair 377 7333 alter $ ___________ _________.5-ca 05 56617 ',1 -uA'4. bert mm rnpnr A *01150 waIl carptting 373 M$ allen 3 p m u i'p*t, 1,1St - ,5I,Ia $45 i4 's44jl 411 "'P 121 I -.-',.'Pr F ql mf'sIS - 'si..vf 314' 'ti 0*'.. 'satieW '.l.'s 5 ,1,' im ''5 '.17's- ,,, ne-s 1-i "ri 41 II 's.c $51 '.4" '/',"'S"'vlel li I W,s?.ci 2 P1 ' Property II m5-h4Ir 5,l"A ),!1O, 'S Slfr'r''J *hret, rut, rm'l, and p4-n? 1565 ') • JDl'fl¼O. 1740 isiS I?) osss - 1q11 5', 1,1.5-i' i.1 4 54 r.. - S'S '5-4 paw-. s'.cc -'s 4. -s-gb 4' P4Y$ 145*" sad .4,14'. pa-i"-."s fl's 3711 llP?)I,4 .wi.' •- ,i, Aoto fls'Pr' •j 511 5. 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I ''.5'S fl ''.%'•i '''"-'I ,.IP. mlii's; rn'CP.'n,$ is 'rung parlor. $11 per day, full I u(Ca%'onal Wo'S Call 5pm II And Scotlrs 74-Trucks And Trailers I ',' •..-" ,'' ts.,lrs-s'n' Parts Accessories 72--import ,'J' '. t' ) •,'"' 5t57 M.ik Ma,ds wan4Cd. ag.c 14 o'eIi'rve'd. women 40 mi. toe - - 5/ , Stemp.tr Agency Si-Swap And Trade 54- Equipment Fpr Rent SS-MsieiIaneou For Sale - - ,.1,. i;; SId SO--Garage-Rummage Sales D"DI*"tp 'stisate sour kiddies to Lilt' cof "Cl.,SIIL',I, l aigsp*r.isg and save a ;ood aCWS 54?Ol'y Good ,,aiar'5, plus corn nittice' 451.0 ,4,dalmof. and -I'. %urar(f b,'ne4?i (iperirs:. no4 rir(etSIfy We Iran you Rrplv 10 41-Bucycle \ j/ '-' : I DeBary Wan'ed II, 11t514' rtcepandenS Dl Compass A),c InS muSS Is' rsea' 47 -Boats and Marine Equipment - , EMPLOs-Ip MAlt birpa , r ?55,fer1tn'% psrt 4,1-se m Sp Iran iocai In?*s'ra Ion appI.cal'on Pa't.lI, 51,4? Seg'n,'mal M*na;,-r • Sos IS. Glenstsaa Pa Service Station Manager 21-Rooms For kent 7-Apartments Rent FurnIshed 24'-Houes Rent Unfurnushed 25--Houses Rent Furn.iP'td 26-Mobile Homes Rent I •4StIUll rrope'r?y FO?' Rent Is -Bussnes; Property For Rent Il-Wanted To Rent ''"'' Crisne', ha. mott, 'i-gan, 'bilh' is s-cry pots at 'railing '\tas'hpe he c'orners b's it tatturalk lisa I biurls' 'fats' :'.he-d bb s-ho',l and ttis dadd quit itt the' age CII But Bilk' nc'ss- has a wonderlul teacher who suggesttd we folIo's yOur 'flmiAhI card' method tci c'ip Bi1l tnIprcsse. Vhut else- do s'e'ta think also speed up 1111 '.'eIdilllZ briars' the' Orsi Is-mit "L)r - - Rentals '40M&S C. MOmOIt SQ At PPm? htmarc PS c D's" 'C' t'* 54'mi'SOIf ORRY CLI NHC \' j ______ EOwa'P 0 "aubq-ns.', a,4,p45 Jo's.' 0, sis,mbrr Compass 571 Maple PubItP Js 3 I( 5' ; Ic'; I'0'C loc 'Pa a'r Cian'ica' Lpc,, in; (S(I t. 45,-list a 14 i.' C'' '. *' I ''q''rC's ____________________________________________________ .''a' dma 'man 4'eo"."; b*'r has's 54 Jc,.W' StOlid IC' list 5-IJILIC ".rc ar,1 rrOu'PC ' p',sr' an, hcac o' ac ,r'n'.rn' . 'Pb' -a-mt . 1't,tit's ju', 3 ''C a Pil P ii Vis I hoaa 04 &p,,,r45pis5 0 45Sf Ci', Cm' 's ot yo ma5 isa,, apa.'n' ,,, By George \)V, Crane, Ph.D., M.D. 011 a O'sc'ap,-d 5-antoId si 5.040 a sort.' mqqt'n; 4"'a'f 01 &IR'?M& 5* 566,141 ___________________________ 31 MOD on ,1I4I t; se': i's ,P. C's 14*11 a' 3-pa,fP ia'r ,4 samp Co.", tt5St LEO&i. WOTICE ltD 0*, ccc C.11m 114 3 X P M 's CYOf' SD couner' a Cpu's', Judpf ci? Spm'rio', Cpuvs', 143 i( :5 '4151 14 16)514cm øavS s s.. Zo'.n rea.*s' lo' a .a'arcc 'isa'Tts, soul's; 6,41.0"', p4 ,s. $ior,pa a! 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'' ,,pc"on, %.'l" 'iPO 4Sf OPpa , Se"s.nn.', (b.'ff I, Itp',pa 14,,n; s,pi.c, ann st-ia,: sta', a' 'rs.o.rKe D.'.c',o",a' L'5s's turrs t(, 's'l.rt ('itt's ititt-rest sMall ;rafe CY Or', a tm 'np's CI'St''t'CO 0$ 15Cc 'f'ca" 4 V5S 000iCII ''n Cm' 4'I 4 've • D's rDJ0 anc DO'S' 1v p0Ce CPP"R"O" pim1' 'to '•-s hp(pØ (S'eie I a' Oj" "s s Srvr, adults t'scrj CIaiu,ant spa,', be 15 pe"' t* ;'a"'ø t, DO'S'' AvPn.e S.' riend's S'a''on. :$I* m,.mnrro.'.c are 'Ilee craduates the c,a,mIt' i'n apP" ou a'to's., 'P14 4''tts -. a' pr Imp-pa tt arse .ccomp.nm.a iss a Sin; Ire ins 'rae,"' 0lmC*0Sf o's Si'rna've'p "di .trtt la's tlire' h4c4.s B L Pp'.ni one poliO' 045Vt.'iP c,a" o' Oema'id So-p Sanc!s.fl 14.0$ o- preposass It 'Is. P"ODosPO 05t'a'pf Csa,-r'sar. all S'l)tt fincsh them' rt 1.0 IiteO Ihail be vc'O w.ml 15f 'CP-vPC I's tP.t c,s.,Ce 04 syss P 0IJ-V 5pm as cipera'ou peim". b,.'O 0' 60 jS'me's' 6.'tP,o'i1, .4 u's',' *b,AT'Tm( SM,t'TPI X P V )i it in fact. Mr's Crane' would "n' 3 3 " m.t' 1' 14' At .am'n'tt"ao -'n'all.";. CF 4"*C '45 "I'D opf's,o". 'lace them in the' magarint ___________________________ 4 i,-' IP,'r .'sipm m4 on ma be 01' sst Esta'r 04 ' P-OS tut."'!tfO 5lart •0 45 --.-. Ot,'a'Srr 1.p OiRTMA *4 5,661545 in the bathroom, where tfPii'iS1r1 4 - cD45l.c,,'s; itt's'sâP' --------------' ' "4' '"s OCC0IS*P EIfJ",? P'PC'O' * " ''4' "' '"L a.r's- 'sri-c re-ad and reread liGHTI £14114 ,IUDICuA., Cii- b'Cie-'rI. 'n$amr'; 0' P-aC 'sO "''s is Ill? AOrn,rlsI!S'.O's *41.-AM L COLPIR'? ,-.,r,t hs,.,iks, l't t.. .iame ''b" 0 ag'CYOlI'O poiijI.p.Pu mn; (as"r Pres,' Co,'. CUiI IN £540 FOR SEMINOLE In,dircCth. the-s produced hOt 51 05 cosen's an c'-nttre iumous COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE ata'.m,54 SadIst 0? a",rna', 1'I114550M, (SAyIS I S*n'o'c IiD',3. the rradir, skill arid famil' Mc'P470S sal', C.1pc4, irsI" CF "4 ItO 7311: nesri 000D" t. BaO-., 'O' ra"' .S a sat'S '0' s's--C's tant's' with the worlds IN Cie'at •t THE MAIRIADI Os. $.te bat E..c,m'-., D'ecior flit'ir price is si' rnotit 'oat-b', $450 •CCtI000f m!5S 04 5tL'tC(s- C w'5EV*h 'isp r'oui'n; LutP40"", 0' nc.we-b, that It'd all S o out Suite that esers fumib' nz1d ,1 '-iio..'0 Pr't,pm'. tr,.'mre pm c-spos.i '5 ar.-,r pm 'P., Cl Of Sa's'oC Ci0'ica hoe' Oftic, Boa 1330 '.cmogn-zec b." 'I 'Ob"s* 150's. 1.0, ann ih orde'n' a dciz-t'n, fur the's children to finish college P4i,,'s JI 'r; I.ntocg, Sior,Q* 32711 f50"t 'O,'O's resp0'cPm •".c 0441Ce 'tAItCY LI.,J WALL *151*1*14, 4'O"t*v1 to' &OrfiII'Si$t?0V?I. ot; And thus caused out 3 id, for are shipped, pr -rt 'c C-Sowe• ant 'mp'emers' .5 'If, Rnp,n? Put,Iit4' .it.' 3 10 17 24 tr2 living buss's Ta' earn their 4 ilfils' 25 cents iwric. mePP,03. 0, 5 (il(,liT COURT OF THE NOTiCE BY PLIULiCATIOW or 3 'In, $lpmitSflf 5SP$ peim I-o's I46,-ill 114114 JuDICIAL cii :- 'tA'tCY L'JP ALA *iSEMfsP. F.srn grumman sLhol docton-al degree-s. nansek. I,po,lu4,tPs, wasp's w'ft"'",,,'a', NOTiCE OF SHIRiFF'S SALE CUiT ils £540 FOR SEMINOLE :41 C,'ry's., 14 should &lso order the entire Pb D, %t,D.. D.D.S sirid 1 D 10' 0 g*'.oc 04 ?'40 m,cnsa•, St COUNTY. CLOuD?. Civil. AC P4CICI 50415(1' 0.11.'-.' 'ton'Pm Law'rCS. QPm,ç, Iiia's's's; i':'ø busoks for its library If 's'c'u irandparrnts also tm. s s,,r 04 "sa' ."a" .5 • .' hOPs 140 12754 DIVISION 0 'O.' ARE ELlIs- 140715110 CimSIet, 'fIfart" Ct"5 wC''C' hIm it t'ts, Ma-'aQ. 04 - "i'e a' jt". ? ii',,S'D' •ttuPC C),' CS' •D ,,-nQp"'a' a Dnt',,m'o' 04 Maromg. 'lten kiddie-s the-n iwe'd want to o'tsr the' ide-al type' I 04 0" app'Dved •r ac IS seal 4 45. Small Clams Coa"t of .5 ItS 1LO I.'.,'AS' CR1 PS bran 1.140 .;.nI you. arid s-Pu • spe'.c'ull drill on reading. le-t of gift to csur roundchul' %l'm.nDaI Coun?, 'lpm'pa un a ,pQ5jlrp '0 I.l u%ba'-'C -o" o.';'n' Asisp' cfP'ab'r ptilu' 0's at,$'pmpn i.''5 C •!.'?,I', ass', a toosa pm p.eaa's; Sc I's• D'sso''odren, order a is-su of the 'ira, .uOpr's.n1 rpnorCC 4' 91? - '$ them ct't it ta the sc c'siot Pb,LIUY ML5G6R1T CRESS ""s'P., Ci.-. pIr's. C.rtut Cost's! •'s ac 'o'nasa cpurt on tsr 3-0 0* 04 "Classics, lllust;att'd irig tate's 41 Ts,u 4 rip pnesv, reasorsabmI .5,'f I'13. in 55.' ce'a'v' case V,a,. £ 'pm Irissnom, Cou"'y, Sipc,. ann 'a NOTiCE OS ACTION l•sn.'..em.s'sso1p-$gosnnOu445. Indeed, in m's' addresses .n"Siad vial',- j Bacs,.pm For the pictures show dna14Sf s,-,, • t5.,PO sat'? 041*9 45.91 Op c'scl'•r;r,p " -vs- Rpt*- a Cope., TQ Ma', S'a'par' C'., Pi'it.pmw'r, pm 11., PeS.t,or*,s Al matic' suspense that te-mrts be-fore state nie'dical and VOL £51 't0l 'ID Vim.' an ?o'n1. "IRIsES'? S SA'O'10kD. 'nit ?Pif sISC'% 04'1w l's', ce DCe.'-'ø-an' wi- CS' a'o'n.'C base the child to tead the brief dc-rita) c'ons-entaons, I 3) YPe 0r45.$l *4 • 4empoev, w.tsSe 15,i%.isqs- aoens t 1712 East Ltue'?iOn was 0i4ivCC Sc us, as acl,os-' ,,. PP.4 i,'*lstiC p4 a p'OCP.c"s ialksons that ac'vornpan% also urged those doctors to I.',,riff 0 St.m.r,ole Cous", rio,*a, to' cIssnIulsor a' me-rape 1.11 bean CoiCrm,$l Dr've, Pot' Once boa 1336. Q1*4'a'04' 9Cer'S *0.440 spma a's C0'tmC S'OS P uDOis Pmf ai. 0440 p0',. •YC 0.'Iarsop Fipc,Oi 32103. usa' 'a'r eat-h 'rnr. offer such books as birthidas a'sc p isa,, m,'.o upo's, SDIlc'*'s; 5.1.0 aia.9'5' 0*14.0 Do Rot*.i 'rDu'eC IC ICes? a COPS p5 s-our P' -CO's5 VPI*'s t4s. 3usd day pf August, i D OPSC 'bOO and Christmas gifts to child J Copl,,IaiCp.'ppp'rlp bq'sn ipca',c *r'ftr' Orsanla's " an,- to it on ic }ler'c'ntk, I telephoned , Is, grantlnp p5 a l,mqar, OP,-rSP.OtSjlI4mlS s,IlC, "sH',e patients' 4 pp,, $,I c ci sc a in S.mmnDt, CPu's',,, FIos'iOa, mpp Petm,pW"$ 0"U- n,,t *5SD4f r40m,5 Cii,s \Ins Gladys Briggs ,,S,-nt, pm ann •oo'ns ae.' bl'tOs Oft 0' lWi"IciJt*rfl OtSt'bCC 0$ 50140*4 .1sto;mrs- wl 15, nC" aps ,'ssi sIllustrated, 1554 S Fur in so doing. those 71 'Is's, 0 -$(P',arpf s,II fbI b. m',5 5D*P14 mis tP, IPaa Oiosmp(, I. SiaP.O's *4ap0'lt*p 15r4o't *149W)? 3'O "72 •isø 111f 55* fpr tP, Sepuls- eda Blsd,, Los Ange- d's-trsrs niatte better read- no svi.s,s slot Pso 104*1140043 o's;.r*l with S's. dir's 0 91st Cpus"? s15'oaWIsbt, da5'nstC",e Ip tts• D,ssoi,gl,pms P1sC fmmnpp O4aIt'S let, Calif.. fk'25 i to ship IiSS' ens out of the' children lfl rid tIm, unOr"srs.d $5 i40rrH 4 4'lthp's b140, be'v'Cf 0? Pst,P.Or*4"t 0.5.0 a' SoislorO, p A COP? ,f P5. •PPI'CaI0"$ 1 .r"S?SPda4rly will S.m,nol, Court',, Seos',Oa a'P4'ep$ tPs'$ 304IS Couis'y. Slo"o$. 04 o' Cap the entire set of ITt) books their tommunir's' and thus 11.00 AM on the 2510 d•, 0 JIp, ?1.Il00ftI? OI5*"*IS. I LtlOstlI *111 Jun, A 0 - 1412 .wa,iaDie toe P,DI'C lssp.ci'on 0,if"sg regular bvIinet Po,,s It Fur I nr'w use thie'nn with insure such kid'dies attainit a, 0 141. pftr' to' seie arid sell Ic be rn'U'.0 .'-ams' s-Os' Ipi tts rpls,'f PUBLiSHED, (s;ar4rr,.ni R.gos,I Ouces ?I* hpsnt DmQOr', p' cas's- 5..*tj,PCt O,ma'.00O '45 ?4f PO4fl'0I7 5,. our graridu-hildiet sc'hx.l ho(a'rO • 5057 ItprIts I4'gmiis7 *IisF5i "p PianO anc She ICC o £57 ostiR it BEds-WiTs Ji 'cm any arc all ppt$'?495 lint at t1s Out 5 Cr.snr u'}:ildre'n lie" i'.r'mme. Orlando. FIord. 33533 'u sa, send liii ins bookkt ItO'sl Wet'; Dcx,e a' ft.? Sam,s'ita, tm's Cour' pus J04s4 31'iI )5' (," p4 us, RP$.dae'tt ill ISP O'a, pe $e 0' C '(4' COst"? came t'tc'rllrtit re-aims large" hans- to Raise Ycssr Child's Cpu's', Cvu'Th*uIr Irs 5an$pr, tS.' #. d'scisarp. rsc.,vrs; eVsc .me P4'CIOITh. .1? £rShjr PS Serr,,note Countp, rOl4• ,, ohio., oncvat*c pr ) Us' use- of these sanw 54ocs) '.larki enclosing at SCf40m prperS 1*4gb, •.tfl.I,Sf3 tp,eI 'j15,4f,ji5 0' py tiers Ste's As Cue's vS 'is. Court IKX51 190W 25 'se-sill &I2O. cQ,n1nsn40p f.t.c on t*so'r Ms'Tha I biP.4r5 ('115 1'l$ bIulsg macp so Isv long stamped. reltini 15*? see lair D.pj', Cl.ct $477 lp,-. ,ivip $3, died bO 4,0. WrIt '' '5,. it'i-is At Depi,lv Ii 15151 cit Sa'd Dl wtheir lope phis .s t'tiit Thr's cifft'n mined 4' *1 ,-n; to tPs rrg.onaI P'LICI'tlSON I-ND LEFFLIR i.VIcnry to' p,,4,,s,. Fart".w high ,.chcxil hook rrvn-ss's Pp' . ast 01st, Boa • JP F Pu0,, .AI.. sr's. 5 Ti? (rsi.. 'U fUi ,rup', e'tbeut'on, - '- '-•'"" r'-°' " m"' °' °". .s4.r' b °"°0' twpsd '" o'r' A'tcr,',,vs $.m ,npi Co"v. 5Io'0a O - .ndo For a"Classsc-s. lllustnatcd g 17. 34 5??? PB4lWi ,bstty 3. WI? PDlitI'. JuIp 3. *0. P14iIi)PI Jut, 3. IC. 57. 24. 1473 P15I,P JU'p 3 I 17, 34, 1572 p4 " '"- '- ''-' "-' OIS I e'a'si°ri ssiil .,,b'ri-fir a rather 011D I OFri 'i,''.F 's': t P,c.dso't.on macsag,r IrAisPe I gPO rernar'SjbI(tur'ng Appi, 'n p.r son- Federal P*rtt, Inc - Sis3 l* Sanloud A.rpor? - 13-Male Help Wanted 14- Female Help Wanted IS-Male Female Help Wanted le-Smt..eitaons Wanted 17-Domestic Child Care s-' 'SuOis' 4C 5 ic: ON ii tat irii 'Pa S'a'v'es. an aln'cas . ant ima' we 's'i'nn Vt p9,14,- 10 a 'T,r'spor*r', Dg*rat.on P,'mml P',à% 'mlI W 's !' C'P"S Cm' *54' 15Sf Dt'parlme'n' Ip' L '' Cur Smiu,,r Ccu',, IiCY.Oa '4' t1, IDIICmW mis; wa',' pcliu?'on SOsP'C? CCYOa45CC SI's 41w iYLSS,I,Difl ' c•s, ci Sanlc,ec, Ap( 'can' 'P.r - - Prp4,t,n WorSe's br Mots,lr Pla.sI (-sp.,,f'is(, drs'rcl nr(rtsIr', ticellenI Ce,, 'soS Ins;? 15r'eI't$ Apçls' obS'cf c'S 'A ,r'5PsI'ltfr 5%cm15.I OSØmp5. S'tsr'i Las, RCIO 0450 Sanford AsC is': P5,15,1' 011 ) _____________________________ 011 ii cs,n", C 'O'-Pa .1531' 55? - 0*'I txis PO a 41, isl'!s ('54'lVpi%* 57% 551 lilt Employment - - - - - - eooi. ac 'r !?ans-I' tuc' p1'sp. as "as .o"', rw-'r-, 'is. -'swe•m"o Oa'ec 'tis *" oa o' June A 0 t;'; Sic? Tious WAME rts ;ven Visa' we .-, '. i, '4' •' L*P? as Cat5fIb4' - ii,) ('"!)w ",) " Il Wasted 1. *.t'd Wan'e.t Male Help Wanted Irliss c*rpes"rr, f'itt StIlt Isa,, I (*'IO's O 1.5 t'OS 5PS '"P 29 l, ASSERICAS m5-,',:5' P50t"u('7', 'It, 'sail rnri-'?mt'ASe .-q'r" •',as l.'r ,,-c'ikt'.a I CS '4 ml' set ?ts.va4or ma,n'te'anc, man mIt *Oratf%, .554mb?, mrs. %'a(kfrS. 54 me's, ,3er1#t*l iabot,ts and eul Irucb dnivr't arC nfStjCd S!*'tmn Iars from 13 50 ppf Ii. 55-It lran Fringe bens4it SI..,1, 54.1! round •r.pICf mOnt At,pI,, is I's' sn 54 pr,'Slul'c'n ,WS,, (li*r Its S'rtr LO"53*,'s'.d I (5I5iCT CCsIS rg,O5lDA .iits.r*.oa' CLASSIFICATIONS ,-/( I ', ' () ArarSm,nit & 5', 's's I? 47 as-ott 5rpm Mi's-•'a"ml 4" l.5,14'i (5 0 ta'Oo,d 5-5,4, i. r',,S 131 lIk 'Sot, son "'a 4'* "'m's',, "i'P aisc",P4 told sS''sP (V ,,i5 ,S''Sf' 4Is 5Pl'4 s pI4ffl PIPflifbS *I?C li',55 w,p i's,, trønssg or, itrsr' in%tr's,clmon% 50 seIp Sm To" .rC.i)(m'io4'I 515,1 rs4pt mew ill, 401 iN 4ps, pi write S,Soni %a4r', I,., ('-s '545" tIn-It'd Stt.,'s fl* lr.r'in*l 514,3 DutI A,rnt,r. JIs h%(i"Ss 'If r'• P 40rdI 373555 A(555t0st' 4(Ii 5 A I) II IfS 01 $1 Ct ,CiP, IP.$i 5 MI Vt 540 04 SI A%IA •d,le4i*i 5 i.e Po's,t 's l'f I'll OC 0WP4( 55 •f(lud• IS's 01 (SQ Li 14601 CSt'aIQtCI 's,.?,(.'s ,'s thi' ,a"s,d ,, COU14TS, V 1.050* 51 V 15401. o itt Ct A StJCI 551505 05 SAID DiITQiCT Cl s ' t I S G I S C 54 lha' $ fI'PP'Ii%ç 454 551 ('*,*rI (44 i.%'t ssva'en 'is ',LA IA 05 A 'tACt IdOT CI \ ,'. ( iP5Wcflc.-)61: Rest -- ailS 1w pilcrd ,'s 'ur \ m -s-,:-'.''s, Ø.s,f,4% I'Ia,.-rn.rsl Ott-SPan,. ' tr'ssm-,,ii pi' asa'101"P ,,'-s,'."'f5 PAs? h-sri All 54sl'?.t4.4 appea si 's TI'• *111 s*'.re u,a'4I c ,,,., -- 5 '-. ' '-' - - 5 71 Ill)? tp.-1s.'e.. I '5'5 .n'' -"e"lI'," 5?'i 115 /5151 t'trSSwI s'S '71 7444 - ' ' 'C.'• mp4.'a 5*1.57's' v.4, ,I4'fl 0'5,9 C"•• t•''e'S ss',mIm '51 5/'%P'l4 SI IS $75 oP 'i-_Icc ,i) 575-7 74_I "' '-i (i,t.c' 11411' 1' riRrt) ' '.5 P'nsp'r.g. s,lwst,i 13) ISA? *'?ce C p St'S 70 Au ii tsAi'ttr's 'trtt'rrs 34c a in. 7k a line a 11n I IPiru 4 iime th'u 2 ti".s 71 times B4lt) I •edrusorn, I Isa'S a i'S."s, ,.%'a,s,, s:; sa, "a'', vi-•t'•' 131 5555 Rates For Consecutive inetions -P4o Change Of Copy 4... •..• , ,, .. .., ..,.,.,, Legal Notice Legal Notice '"5 'P 4*'' - - Futnishied i,p.-SI n.P •s j lnst,uction 7 Pie ionget Yout Ad Ru0' Tb. L.ss it Costs Per Line Per Day Legal Notice (3,')/ %I '-.-, Tampa, Patricia, Ann Wen,leL ________ :. 83 1 9993 _______ _ 'inder the influence marivans than iithout, ti OAN)O. El,. APi - The tic Flnri4a. hones blonde 2(1 Second runnerup sas Miss tests made of note Idcntitican.v n Sumnrw Charles of %lusmL will Miss Manatee Counts, 215-year. and heat duration found tbc 'oniwtt for the Miss America old Kristi rsivi. fnHed t drug What often happens titk a,t Atlantic Cit N J this Miss 1)itvtnrui Reach, Stac Victoria Evarik, 2(1. and Miss that the person thinks he September heiter au p4rrnitni t...ks t!mn The 21i-vcair.old niersit) of (learwuter. Sandra Ruth 1.vnn, ' . Miurn marketing rnu)or, who l won I.s(1O in scholarships well clothes, cwets and other prit' v.hcn --she epturcd the Miss Flnnd* ...,t tti. bert S.a.turdj night in sY ,( a" l'e,1 0 v' wc'r tCj iS '' we c se ,,,., L)Iflfl11 da.niripiti Auditorium. I bV%i'SI'S% 'r SPmIIP C44ufl", st 141 Miss i,-,- e..i -.. • -i SI Stvo Sn','so'i' lO'% 'a"'' " r io,.oa unOp' l' l(1$i44r5 c-na P 5-S.". r •aS? rqws-g'sO4" - of muslciairts have often claImEtf enlarged Often th. patient ti ',',-vl tn--I f Houses Ressf 15 Opportunities Or Ia ndo nervous breakdown hth, bed) within himself. Jan 'erature is high and iris are Sen,nrn ' Business at hui2liictnatw etfe't and in- are lb. same for a general - .1! ______ - 1 :: uc' The New Miss Florida ' :_ ,1 I" r E'r IEA th lb. 1Ik . t - (pmli'lIsr' c(4',-," - I) Al, A( 054 *r*u Ti5554T% *155)11% Ps) P5S 1t55%- 7n,55i 131''' Act by - __________ 0-' t)I,S.ri tat sin us'n,sPsed 5511 *0* ttCW ItI 01*1, A 01 071'S 322-261 1 ____ Apavtm.nts Rent 23 Ad,II% 45r Yreis "Stm"i-isp y,1l4t %I5 wp,tI ,piSiS ass-si se'e, -is pa' "c sstt" *a'sI 641 14'. 54'i laces' it,,ij sets-b'i J.'54 da!J.LLi!I - *54 'vs:tuP I50(,Pe itS' *: 5,', ass 7035 for vi, Ca'. Se m in ole TH BORN LOSER - '5 ,,,., To Want Ad' 'spy, gw ,sIq ia's i4 us r4s,oe en 4,,' 0 lIes 5715 S*"O"fI I iis.4 Dsiect Phone lines Rooms Fey All 1*5-517 5eiSe A f5Im,.s,,'t,; roolsi p s' R MRfl.'aN (ORIXS Tht 'ornmittee hats come I 1 INFORMATION I' 'iri'mthnt'es. hut iiur ut-liiet iarni wt The grth hatc been H make' rnan strong dI!tt. errmon at t vcr4't1 1ron dr t t tn inI i t n Sliffirt in Peflt vesr peaplc have EPt'flta beeonw more enneerned 1th pychu4tr at Orange MennruI uiod and the drcumtarcl's aIkaII iIh wi're O clearer iin4erhu'hatntgma be nied made the growrng drug prathlern and Hnpitat1 palt('nl <ting (1 aiwcr Tb. ti. Ths ha' rot u' t* hatllu.'igenic drug' and their the etfrct' or, their cornmurit. In the United Statec. until quite drug did heir the patients to effe -t on ttie twt1 arid brain. 'pl 'u lb *'til4 be ir'Inig have been a part of ret'en One man however. Tim Nfl CA'iC Ranniek. did %methIng about most cuIture in the world, and cha!ed in patent drugs er the "" II i difTt'iilt for the it He started the Seminole flrug often used in religious counter, (ifl IS On 151) Hailnelnogens such as ISP. tde?CflTIIor that A'tIon CnrnmiitN RNTIrIICk, in ce?emonieL The American the ri icab). cffe1s at statement to The herald, Mid. soclett places 'reat stress on nw'4'aline. psil&'-v bin, etc have becaUse 2% Pet sonals 2 ' - P Drug Effects Described i,2% MONTFGO •COUC,Al .sys 21 Days ii Wks ne Ad-S5O1 5)6 SO S4C 4 brie Ad-S672 $flOO 1-6240 S brie Ad- 1-2730 518 00 i 40 lAL322.2èflor$3)3 OU \A CHRC't "OUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME OF COURSE �= - - -- -= --------k =:-.--------- - - - ' '- - - 8A-The Sanford Herald - Some Welcome It, Some Don't --- -------------- -a--- ;'-ttis: ntis hiss' 'it'. tuiius tw'i'ts ts,riIA'tiub?si! hissut isa' imlwa>''. '.i'e',ssa"I to elussI ,' 'ii;,, to I 'hue k I etuic'ni sinai Pit'. I list id., Stsh" Mi nk teusiss tIssI Out s'slI lii' sussule' it Inst's It," lilt s's'-Is'uigti" slii'. esfi, cmnsl Its"'. ti," IIIiuu.ssls' gssiasi .5cc' i"'r tsmisihc lilt, Ilank.'t'. a etsI 1111 '" 1111 Its.' tssqsrruiinsset,t sir,' 'Is'fa'sste''I, s lit,' tilts,' Iii" . lu'.t n t ilts sri 1* 1 sin (C'. rr 'ab"li. rut \t.l shoppni .'in ' But eloseby the nightclut' 'rxtrava pinz.t* C ollim. Avenue are tbtbm. II ' folks gather .'e is 1.5 and the predominant religion 3eVI5b Miami Reach Contention flail, scene of the I)emc'cra*tu md Republican tuitional C'OO nticins. is the hut of the cit at istrsi-t .' l((.U.'ster rcsponws '. tu • p:.'ti congressional scat cx eniel'. bu mimnediate','. !l(' v f un- 'iear'.&u'r 'he district's feel tjt '.e ! for a second n and lunch with . - n;ip':ttrrv ocis -' ze. troni resident.' all. '. . . on '. Is isis - IrluIsli'. '.. .r -i t • isr islet', tt,i is i' 'i1r, '.' .1-c '.'.itt s a - St -_______________________________________ 'tour ,",rrs i:..r.' There is sirnpl'. said ub'.tdc;t f;r i in u :,,if no prrs.ruilb getting people, walked the rks ,-,'... I"iric lie ic4uvi'it.i t' , • 1 I knrcic Va O O , _4-so,__j --.~-ooi~ ~*_7 ntc nt A., _^* i ,,% f,,,., si.,(,T,, 4=p Pik r zoo ,, - I - - - ' ' '). \ -- N__ - -'1.t. s -- - during the ]fi. 1'. -. - I ' is tad price !isc_it year dairies submitted tii[1s Other lire several lists suits ' e love ia'i. rx" S e' fnrnwr',t:ng %'fl% IL) , :. hi' services to the ti schools after a coun evolved over the type disc' :aigari1ses being used - ssson Siutcir,, board member. Ra C_lu 1i(,li said tue' "lemenlar'.' Schuul S?iuis'nt i check for S74 to Clifford Nelson, president of Serniricile Zoological Society, from student 0, vised suncil sale of 7,00 license tags and I-shirts done iuntarilv as a civic project to help the zoo Charles C. Rol'rL' is school principal 'UiII Photo I t - r Leaves Incident - . sun''d Like- nuirteirK gun 1t, s ttse'iihe'r of it Florida Illoturvy( lit grout., Vet' Pagans said of the' shooting iru'sth'nt n'',: I turbans Fridis' ci tort left l'isgans dt'isd Idusti Paula Roebui'k, 2L, of M i,sflii said four is! the' I'isgani u.'r, .. thser's ' tound in the vat late' F riUa utter Use stuasthif, In addition to the' two deadidentified us Lisra'e' A Rurge'r :t id 1')csnal'J I 51rcsg9. 1EV. est Mianii-four other persons we're - oil,ounded, two of them Is'.. I'e'U. replied the' csrigira. pt'c'sf ua t sins for the fit's slsool had called tot' sever. P ianos but it teas siiecd league' cautioned, ''it is not '. :se t ,'tihcats siurseif utsti crcji?t .'. 9c :c''is s.,,,r-,' 5''n L's-, ni ang ?. 5. -. -' d'.ss '2 4 • st I'll Enfamil ._ . Olaredo. Piius.s; .-..o n, .., -' :. t.-s.: $o"•.'ø r-', 3t)t'e'4 :: a''t t he sn'.s to relish change and the new challenges year .'A ' : 36c Salad Defies.............. ii'o ,c'a P5:5 You 'viri got to be able to ad s A',.. ,,Psi hit 512 home runs during his 18-year major league' career ''I had afet'ltn'thatId 1, asked to tsce'unne coach back Septem ber I 5 ma up my mired that I teas going to give it my best shot'' Banks now 41 had been 33c Salad Mustard ' "3: "oo s,si'a' a.,- e3- - SolPill .00 5*' Apple Juice Fio"ia greatest slugger and plaNref. ever to don a Chicago Cubs ' unt. form. has found hiniself on the oth,T sitile of the c haIk I Lne th Ls 61c .... 5 Facial Tissue .......... 5511 3bhaOfl face I'.Ii'Ci' .co Pill AL, IIa'.0 Stuart P 1$55'C*' P,Cl,,i •&'C.' r.Jiit r2 ,P ', a :1 'ust Set ' 0'. It :.'. 5.hi'C4' ,t' .'D,45 5ll '' , '.5C,P ~ 00 - A Panty Hose ................iL ".4* 39c 5' 55 Pp(.5 151.,,,A1 S erning I,5I'1.4 ALP Soft Margarine ...... 5.hP'1.A' ';' :.'.. •,ii'*' .'.'. 'ci:- Cottage Cheese ........2 l,hS',i' STill Report Si,i o ,~.: Janitor In A Drum 'I'- 3d - MO' PP .- 'L' • - '. d!'i - 'I. - "'it ii • 'P 75 • C". 5-' 5-.' . 5, ' ". 3 5, 3a '" 34 • -1 76 1'. % 'r ' 5. "It 4 ' • - 5 • . . I:3'. •. C-'-, f-C We - • ' IC $75 I • * . • 'r . - 4. EI. 35's '-, • P 7,34". • 4, -',-' ,pl' 3 , 5 '• ,..' I 04. • C,qa 553)4, -- 4, C,..' M'.t . C,.'Mi Cl U'. c' 7. p.'.. . '. -. ci' 30 • C 5 75 5 C, i?t.-4. C,, , 74', -- Psi'. • - - -• 4, Pa' D.S. - I' 1- ., A,. , .. i',' I ,'_ ' sign-up, tIasM's sp'nc're.i Sc ii ins' Ii' Ju n ior ('ol It' ge ('seuOt% C." 4 Co.. 53'. P,..i FRESH CALIFORNIA -- 31. 73 5',', 'sr Ii MC '.srt', p5(5 0.5(5 nk FOR SIZE - u p lOc t,.-' I, ss.st toni. 'uiinsngtiasis Iturger I 'hwf Gull sluice ned es-is Bea c h. 113-11 lit till- loser's bracket tom. '. tttiun ha Sa n ford I ru kers as-s-s s'hisiisnsited by- a I5.-8 Isis_s tim shro I s Subs uk I- ice tn • -- ,, ' - is-I -. J5 i - it 'at is 'Sc' i..s'Ir.tri ,i f 't firet .: tIc' r 't i - - y - - -. •' r.c., cc'sisi-fin,ih 4 hr.,' k.t, Wilk and l'lsirsthioi' uie'fe'sit,'fi bi''. If Ibu,finI 1 ;rci UI,, Ii, Its' 'e unit sri. '-.ir..t,i ',s' •i'. "T'his gulf courw is blo tough," ittle i Id ' ' - - ' • ' ,- - - , - 3O ONLY $190 "*1 . ________ I 5eiOfttPsP.' '- ' .,C)9' , s ta r'-;.'s' ,t,-.-.: I -,..;!.. r,, , V~ ' WI - .-.'."" .._ - '? -' ' -' ,;;,..n.- 'netir;,.' ouseter piurnheo'r frrrr, t'.usstr.il.i, it w:II in J,p ., footer for a bogs'> hisarm't cc sin au lisa' tca,sr et (tus P- 1arss, cc Peel wousien 's year. pured heesadtsd to tb-tory Su itday w he n she birdied Use first Sun., PINICKIST CENTERS 17.92 AT 27th, SANFRI , J h..L. #- 4 - I (,l.f'; - - - :/,- -s'FA i" it 110A I/'\ , *- t&)/F ?j - .t/ii'7 ,,'.,4,,/,)/ ,7 ,r 7V) -17?"R,4'47e' 67fs-4'7 72c','ym-';f-)'i: 1t Z3"t' Ikifr t',1/11t ,1O7' - -c' ' - 9! b l;ill'Am . I - I I, , ~J,it., , 10. a • Ifoor. 'M go -ir-4 - - fr;is ,iolDril ,iv I 'It iciks 9ltwwty' swim, rsnnesi [I'.'. fin, 'but :'-ii :utting 'he enter it the L'upc with u r**-.-!in r-prwitionLi the plumbins net en I ,u.t -nshsr-'w their ar-at. a ta '.aist 'it I i-s putting 's'Uf 'uttrr-' str-•'.isi'.' mu this assist'ni't Si luanisger amid, 'IV.' '° .IWIIS''Jiittt'T'i tD boil -cua- r-fir (fir a ij ' , , - __ = , f94 - .- ' '- - -' 'itling I 'wit-iiiii-)ne Ind io me -' - ,Living ,islil!411ss. itt's',' C ' ,sltti - -- a.• .,5V. , -"s , - ., - '-"4 - ' -- ~. - Z -iAt55tiiiI5••".I• -, '- ..1" ,j.'a1P"' - ' ' -. - zi , - ' 5)'.'. ii t ch SOste).tsi w, - Pi itt_il - over the' cct'eke'nd \Vilkiii's - I 's.(hit i lissI inals L)ub's 'cts tt'r ->1 tttIt:t_' o,;.itttt',c- iIk' l'he tourn.imt'nt cup'.,ne'd Thursd , night and e'trteluded su,neta'. .it't'rr'aau liii' to '' 'uI,st ui,I , it is \l-,s L,, ' ti itbi ti - , ,,' iiu.dt s 550, .ISiSs A, 'alit', (.sseuLs,,'is s s,.siiit' ks's sis-u'I'f'.'(l this' first set .its.i Cs a'. itatigrr for losing to Itu"ta us a \tr s.,s 'I ' - 0'. 4uarteS 1110., King .1 I,.szcg Itqt,s,'h, I. ,6It F'r.siia,ti.,-u 1;t1liv Je.An, threet-tutic loll:! Ittiuisse , up$"olant front Austroilld IVen--Ii,'C 1111111195' 11,kht) tkill Durr ill Frincv, 0k) 114% 103t Ills 'SIC I'llitrd ,all) ita l ;,illwi lit Itaive 114it'.1l, of Ihistii I t'aiiIsi' iiii (liii's Isis'. e little, li'l.1 . I'luck too licr practli- V Jj;I1lIL31 1`411,1`11 1't! , Ili% I -linvol, that - cc lost sisim:hit ts.sl'Iueis chess Shut' I't.s> Mi tst..uI.igssng 1*)Vdl-~ I - ""4 4 - iii,iI ccmuiiiui l'a , t K tIn' I,iluhe'si ushi- I 'Isitlansi (Iii, 'She'll Ia' tssugts, •ihl r ighst Hut sisi" kimliiCsilit' (sew to slit', isial itiut usis'aiis I'll Is'.' isl,Is' his ii) out No, I te.ssc't s-a>- 'si's'slt'ul l,stti IIs-g.sis sit Li ,lsuliii his ;Sss'sl -ciii- ' \ istnzs'ismski 'sit, a hiu ,iccsuiii eei" s it Si I \( I \( , Phi lii I Ii. I C,fII lies irs-cc lId I'tiiJ_i,ju l'' i i''imI sitI" ts a slks in itii. i'i 11154 this' -ti-sitar t"t-'sr'j ssr 'm'c'', b.4'.''. 'iii ')ails il isit' Ibs' OsssI,s,i u(s,j 1144 a ' I I I. 55.1s1lilt 1e5m4ue , ' - 5, ir'iisi ii', This - -- _ , 1S,l's(' 'I s btssrri'shs triple Cr'i'a Sm th.' Reel iit'ills isa', C' sod 4J1 I. art 'S'SS ~ I I It it P 'rc . -- I Lid isiti C-i" i ',t, asor 'ii 11 '' .a'i.4151, .kith it,, 'I r"u"ne ' " 'ox in to - ft un ithtaium , aid Rigs's-', IIs,riisit Ii 11,1 1 'se cs li;isii '4111 'lii' f.u',iussi t•'si '. . '5 slo InS". 5 liii'. ii iIi i's's is n,ijssr ' s'54is• bisisir'. lass' test their le - loin t"• . C 3.s C - SS 4u,'mt Ii soil 'i.sthit,g it s.r' Goolagong May Experiment ,s Ice- ntile-on-me in !he :65- -, A \V I L.l' IN S Plumbing hatter smacks a hit during action in the Sanford Ikulitt.s naittent inc frill Nit I - title 'rion I I jet Ll 1, - ,!t, i.jKj*Ij. 11t. ritil : 1111 , - s nicflnnai: 'sstsst'rs sod II )ring 'ua.i faint nnj* l.uninr'st a :' , _~ _ki. -. - -_ - -_ ,` - . I tssus'risiik, :rsis svus )us ,, ;5 5se-i-Itn'i - -- , Iiir inst 3rien fillin flas tsinstii' finish Vi,M itiot in slIer rain -vuMhr-i1 -ut Theirs. ' --- .. to ii '.,:, Ftiits'h-t'ssurn i',snssstian ' ' allis lit I he fir;t finally 0 ' - 111V 'a-p' r' 's Ilirisan, 'ai",.s t's.inl the east it -s el'i.ire if it for the fir-it ras truoste 4t'nt e 49 Sun,Ls1 ins' --ooit 1.ell it !M wlth W,idkin.s. *" -it o' I s "s" a e'ur 'isrus'us 'Aj3 r.srtt .11 47-2t)' Then •':imts Devlin. A ISO 1',.sit s sne-irr in "T' lilt, . 10-)ear-kIlki delvilding -- 7V,44i'i ,,ii1 ,nst - rrAird .-,Ileaderi. l.inn7 W ill. Ii * .-a1 usintr> ( tab' nurse in Ssir.eta, 's thirst round of th e r sir -sf i icel le .'Lsnti (')p.n t _-_, i lialliploll ,','. if ,rs cras'r,ut :; to I -."' ~ . ,.s ib ' it lent, otiver 4tv#-n ifar.kv *I) 400vt 7l.s. kirvi .i.-Al I.irry Hinson, , 'urnert , if s 'leveiiind iiuinhsng Ile''itin the championship pjr on the- 5,%4-~arIt Tin- . - fit voll-cri' ll"'I't t(mis) -I% %hr - - - --------- ' 5_cr 'i-e.tr ''.' hates Ups's-s In the fourth rriir4, I', burred tip the' s-o,ir'.a' -* ith .i s14 ,iraI ,.%-;n the chisn.pisrcitsip Dri,hn thilt i 6 fi e tiru's7r - - it4itlOII.Il . - i' sr ill ii if .''r'cl "a,: '*',nt guarsrsre.a firet pLcr-e md the b*., 'hfllli't I 'h"A!t'k. Rsi: It $254)..'Iu ('Is'', .'Lsnut Oç.'ri C,oll * - teoiiis 'i.ss ii, cc •t'. has'. iii if It ---, ;,.. ',', .i I : ._ _f , rio-i a ,nil hr,'e nnIn( .'.ing uh.'sd s1. I Rut i erk.'rt er cv intil they ni'sk ,he tP'.e final inning 'if 'i.e Rut they r.'epinsls"I - -, it'. itii"sit.m iIh)lS( )S '."atit i li l t- %% 5 hitS J I -..-. their rth,'ss;t - ,.'.'.-.- - - - )e I. eec rt 5' ', 'i.'' ',.' • • - , r ..s' hell have to h.wit .e 44 :n to. - hay 'C firsa I1 A 44 n i tielf Against Challenger Evert .!'1 `IIIIIIII, 0 ''1k 's riui'u ;o . -. FIr i-;' '" - --'i, I -'ass' a she,."., ,sr-ul ltr,is' f)s", un, the - ' ---T -- - t,ea -son if ml i2 - , 'a-c, ''' -- ,'.'.. i's' ' . itzukes on Miss liar - P •. DPIN 9.9 Mon-Sat, Uee 'Ash '''''C 'irath His tory i the nett on the front nine, joeink it 21j t putt for a birdir 2 lift pull even. oint Prices In This Ad. Are Effective Through Wednesday, July 5, 1972. Items Offered For Sole Are Not Available To Other Retail Dealers Or Wholesalers. • up s 'i't ' Devlin /s Hoping - - - _2 grabbed MLu Barnett 42-ot - --. F orlel,-, lii fntit r'in 'in she crr.ngth -- ""-"' sisi,tr jpsiTI w tcs'lis' - - i(- - --- ~ .- Itstunate to halve is fefok more part arid birdies 116in anyorw A i'FX '.', t i nitf their fourths tOflSi'sliti',,' ,,siis' cc ithiseit a break and their fifth gurus' .f the shiy' 11'.' • usritiniuOti', pt a> ink, all in the hill lilln, 'Ailli 1041 111114- h fl'W their) s-. tti rested V. ilkmn '. team 'ss'sts'sI a li-i win '[list ii,Iti' the I akt Helen te im another shot t - - 'iii? s "5 '.f"I,- '' l' -, is .1 -ill i(,Itfli' --- ,c.- - r ,ak1rn ge. -.d 'ikin ; pilit ".( Pw'in'ør Ii'iP','t !t,sderl 'l'srsn ring .th -. an cight inninv thriller. In ',').ri Devlin it-ioA ~o -i-i in thel Thf- % in 1)) W .trots sent theii, itiml rito.r.ol 4 IN, U'oovel.inwl it,t I. " ' - -. ot Alan tv'iavor 7, "~) 1 s re s'" ..-itrig into :' 11s'4 t ri ll - is i,s '.1 .''l It and I) itia,fin I l-. Was-sb r*1!!,ssts'.l I 'urniinittasns '5-8 ;unsi then V,'4irt'. '. is - r . rio it.li '*n .ir..i ee'r-.'l ti'..' !sr. . lo . -_,I . r - stratus Ic siiii'.t cciii lul ssius 14 \ hitter, strikinsi (enter Icictiere .1,0 '. a fsfge - t 5. '' 51 for single, s'tiwiti'" tsr's-ni' a ',s-1 J'ar i' in V'enIferh-I.ili'i -sirs'c1 ,hp f or i,,uii (. l il t)" , ( ,r 5" '"' s . r,,srnc'rtt intl a 2tr1 srit final ills a I I-R a is I ta-f U1'O ii - qe.j0-,,f (enter, pstch ;'- lilt. has ni s cii ifr '" - - had .t RoP,bfnc hail the 'icily hit,'. - _~1'iq.'r17Z1 1, 725 IAPW7,112~Wf i I ( 4 "s. - -' . the -- titit - - Ott-. ,air e,rh . Al -r"-'" " , - ' f sM'. -lIst Ss'.sfsi ' OiO,igs i'.- '.s' his' PASS - -s end Ronnie l'fndgs' r'.nt-"r.t - (f a .', ',r,nsrt ' ' - Is'"- ", ,s.ju'sa!a, ',,ui tWts'e cciii'.". is- 5' that ' - to ,+4.4',q' ftWF,Vf 5'6,rEa -,----- ' - ----------------------- - ---- -' -- -- " - ins t - ski this .sl;iistnui. I ht'si ,sitsts, - 'I cc been with ti't' Cubs iii> cc husk isusjuf I.',sgw' sans'sI wisululnt ('5' -' li-i rsitih Eriihss iii ac- lion - 1 toured soothing to be is - - I - ' r - , - ' 'A'sIkir s e',r 'I l.-.''r it,s' i'' '-s.I hirI.l) ,.,s Sri" Shut ri I nc F' Iser,'i,s Fur- ni lure of I'alastka t~'c fi'II from ii Usc' tisir ri rus'rut 'e,srsI's \tu.tsils' Ilas,s'-, 'ti-fri?5 'I thesis 11 4o flislhsti Pill-,e 5.1"t f I h-i sn'i s'lirssr,s!u'I Il i a. Its 'nit i t( , wuuujul -- ' itifhii ult miii titi it if I cc is isa sit ill'. ir, Issriil tssr it siid fi 11 I s siulul Vetsin Bank'. received word is t sust Ii liii'. ct i'.i,n Psi Psi asissi fur the An. ion-i tnstrudiori IA us to oh. serve the other Cub coaches in 1, ut - s' it s.o.s ' 'i'isu i'tIJui)iSIO t'ss.iuhiifli si-is f lbs ;'. is-sn sIt usntis& t I tui e cc itti this' uI.s> c's-s. bit' - 1 t a-' \'f!.' ..i As 1) s' '. '-,, ,' 5_'..II l(l)s'e iii> jails to iii.sln' thesis is Itt r Vi otiht htt ' 1 ijur he uluins 'A sipri thiii'.,.si phi.- ItiuLi I 75- ' t*'sis' ansi it is ., ~ ' . ' Re,'rese VinhterS' '4e',c' i'n,c is, R she rI 'It-anus' rh's Is'., RusIib'iy 'aot ' s a es-Set II take s Iii - p s Con '. 0srs*ts Isis sue nt is 'i laugh des , snak'.. ts'u'must' otis-c suliuuittin, If that ci in no ion '.s s' g t the' job mi glad I was ,sbit to s-c salts it ins ssiirl sestsn s'nsuith to sit ski liii ( ti.stiks md is t Ui. Is' h.sIls'tsg.'s f iisss'hiing, 30.jrar-siiui erpuis oa1sna rouns CMfol -- t.ascr 31 'ii.-OLD I?,. liM is s-s you've - 555 the) S -iii Oh Re tirt 7 5I' .' - or- Vrafltler!'I)iiq hart lialitari'. then foifrsws"s'l txru.r irs p',nps's" 15$ C 1' its p ,u'esi F ts'erids St ite a'lih a rls'iilsli' er-eel b-ri cingi.". fifth ii • ' -S 55,sO,' 0 4 UM( Ik'rning, four strokes off time I. - U C.'k. 4). U'. 4.5 W. t% 55.'. 75 p1 s - sioln frrstt-'i brune'ttv from InclineVillage. 'it"v started the sLay 99c 54, Ile d5 • $5 b'44sr 4,. S'O J ! .Si 5.'" i-sirs SHORTENING CtIUXsC'l k,,s %..•$ sip ii-,a-re • p - 'Vt - Par C,. 3?', isti see' improve. 's'> '. - bat I luisis's ..I 4 ,inui ' - a ttu'et'-sts-okt' lead P5(5' i'h.is s'si s ' ' - , ' Pr'aw, 'I-. p, (so l.htSLAV .ii' 51 Daily Dog Food ........... i Aging. 9 arts . Christ Churn., Churcti Street, lA.rigwood )5, 0,4-k P.'. dub 69c Tabby Cat Food........8'S1.O0 I to -'- Sc'i isitsult- 5 5(4 p 'a bi 75 k..5s aJ.. .•v ' . .-,' .' 7.'. . u s.'. M.i,A&M - j-.., - .v''rat, M•'to fl's 1'. 3, 5j3 '& L.'.&M.Pi. C 5C'. U. "2i •' ii'. lll~ ii) - c;'. I,41.5 45 ,..' ,..' ' Ipil'LA V ' Cj - S C- 5,4''i dati du:nt-r':rsrt'tv l.iirs'n Vs s'.',it-.st' rt'ssclrfl'. .i.L '4-. - a'- . :.' s::' SvlPYDA5 iQO Trash Bags .............. ... . ;!: 99c h,rau 18, "Fall, I-Aci- trit, of Gainvoi%ille bitift-ileft to lokilkin'% I'lumbing, I Oils's sh'k'.sti'ui Vs'as'sI's Misbihs' usc nt in the I vli'Ii' ,C'. PS 'Ci C iA'.hl C ".s'r'csi - 5.5k 45 - "I' - - , it - ' am'S' '' - -- ', U. U4lrrlisn,.'s,: tsr,is i' liii it in Its.' l'.'.rr Is?' His In, chit i It, shsri miss's Sits's, ISA Vs,iiiI'. 'tui'Io'eI l ( .hI a \l 'toe'. 152, T.,t. hsr.si k.t i'i lisa Ii, cc inns's-s hsram'ks't g.siiirs, It&I ) ltesu'Iinit of S,snfor.I shspps'uI iii'. i hi Valuable' Ila'. i'su iittii,o, is ,i is .5(0.551 -5 iu'. ii is' 'ibis' Is instill tcunf lilt, nt'e Iii )iiiUi tl'i'.'r's .ini cs-ts's-.sn,s - :s-istif', lug s'tfs-rO'Or a', ' ,Ahio has Kill it surt essful niiijor cit ' Pull( h .i '0 t'aussIik' suit hiss'. lbs hi irishht situistiuns . V it isn't "Is(. for .I coach 'Also) this'> s'sflslahities just ,url I'Ll) ,S fssrl if thiincs. 'cs II,siik', cc hiss still 'ices this'Ili)so' ;.'.sr.stis V of he'ing able' Irs go out ,si tilt :io biosni's-'. anti drive in ' s 1' '.I .If- sit ,if use ut i - urrent pIn) s's-s his play past their d4, sighter is flu-see' fun (lusts golf, won tier second U S Ujs'n 5.11T4' •0'. to to '. wi - ri' all.- %ays Banks. %tho oloons an example 'llus kind of turn.s nint- all-time i'csrss'r Cub offisi. tturtii l,ff iuslt's-s thus'>' ' ci' sf5" '.ic' it'cas-,ts uifitiiil) asskist Pew you wuiuht ILs'. ill tsa'oun, tasii;siay es-s try 0 ' ' ---- - ' -, r.' -5" "sl(,ihl tsul Iloi lo lit hi'.' I',ss'r hisus play \'usu".'e gut falls Anot Jackie ltobins,on. I think, felt Itiv saint- fir fAarit(lif tilt, j,,os top Susie Maacci'tI lkrnirs 5', ccl, Angel Soft ................t'29c ':: h.s'u c .1101 lrs'.- ,' with his fans OM-iggici ,Joel t'eiuld lute phIc i'd or, in spite ,if his irsjiirc Iis't Iii u tO it his ht .IAMAIUAI-.CK, \ V -Al' -- winos's- s 1- suir - '' - cause she say'. tie's- I'Sauisunthi - islc. *t. es*'.1. , .*i! .i 79c ",I,Ii ,1.'. PS 15 u-il Open THIS TOO WILL tourrwinitInth tills season tie-. Drive Detergent tr'ii,iiiii'tit ii f tilt thin stout the lnstrui tiutu'sl IA'arut' is relating to ffic c ousug pisces-s sin Its ir l evel You ciaru't till a kid to stroke' trim' biiiI'lik' hike ApplInit be. I isu.cm' hit' ps-sb,sisiy ra'v,'r sac it s Its'' italic islu.si stIi!e'tc' what luisi -f usa-ss'i'I,ni' ti' ce'ari[.s tsr> U.S. .* PP-CS' 5 P05 '0.5 .*_'.1.i' Calendar res tu p lljq. if Slit lii t'it S P tat', %olorked %flith,- points out liank.s. otilitt, ,%ldrd that the tilt. one'. %ou cC had it that re' on ti-a' tiuLsick' tJ,.st Pie III t Vienna Sausage ,5i5AV ......5Si.00 Seminole .1;1'I I I riM,,, hAPU NI Stocks p, 29c Orange Juice - Ca - : 19c Print Butter ................ ci his PS II '.0 'usiut th it 5 as-her S,stur'l.' iti (;ulis'gs'r if Rub's .'.oh Wilkin''. sort huh 'I hire ces'r.' ,sfts-nrsosun, huh's tusnI' '411 II$ hussies-s hit in this' 23-oats'l.l I i'.'s'i.tI!y ' iis'ii 'sac ,1.* PS Cl 3 ';: S1.00 (15 farlie is it short-lived thrill u B ci .itsded, wu ctiarc'- '.tit lls't'tiut-1, said IN l'a' tried ti ;'uh off at an exit ci itt dinusginc a car of is pa! ce lii ittcs;s;*'d and was :iip, but the) tilockt'd us In two pickup trucks Then the iujs'd on Si(X Lucid I'agun, SaIt'&stort Intuntolci stuetsung started iirsd it cli:tn ci ..t tri lled under St ,(KK b:st,: stop Noon hampered by injuries, mostly- a U'c*iblewuic knee cc hich cut Psi playing tune nearly in half and drasticahi reduced his Paurric run productica-s during th e -I S1 .39 Instant Milk ............. Pill 5,iI'Ca' 'X. in de 89c ". 49c TEA BAGS ....... I'hi'l' .1.0 to 'SI'.Z'- S".1 Salad Dressing ............. 29c A'.', P41.5 si'.ISSSILS 'ituit'isiii flashes a boy- ts."i grin '.e'Pud's iU'' cents the y'outtthilness of his and be lies tu.s age. Ernie Banks ,Ir . Cub." th e Pampers .................... ,c'aS1.49 ci :1 ,. cam wm ls,'.t tc'. ., s 1iiU tL* teas u ti,i iiiti t$JI 3 lit - i.'&'.. ' s,r',hrs V.... 554 'siF'Ii s The I' hu.sul six tisuissi' rsilis s e 'med eases his 6-foot I frame into a chair lii what can I do for OU' he says as 1w' thrusts his tag 59c ':.:: I bUtit S fruits, ()rstiisnd liii) 'e'5 room ,00 PS'C5 lust sf .s;'ii4 e l'si St'itiss's us! Wilkiti 'i, l-IuIst' F'sih'hs'r if WtirstsMsstiihs' - - Frrue Ranks strides into the 69c - All' _ N'r ci Sr rc cc ('sp'Ir) 19c Liv ni Ba I1O " si'' LLO PI'I' Eight O'Clock$1.99 5.55,54' "' Ili, ';'" ,I'1.'. I ILOLS Wonderf oil .................. ".'''.' p5' '' - " . 39c 'i:: til . 141111f. * Bank sLI* ke Coachi*ng Challenge Er ''..A'0 ia.;l i'.ti'oa' ,o.. Ps-cl A"' IV', Sill I I<,'su Carl t on, silas ing fist iIIiiIshIlIIi I isIf if Stark,' ..iui Ihib's he'd \lik,' Ilii,s''rs 1 15551 shirts', with ss".'e'n "- - 19c 0,5 C" I".. .,'. - Xrrp. (h ,' - ___ - - - ,5 05 Puddings ...................it. 13c , . - - :,. that "c1i,i'. 93c ':'. ssi'''' ,c'a Baby Food .,'tit.-'.. '- .'... '.- ...... ..s '.: i's. "IC *0,', UI t Pt'nrus I -anus on I-& She Ysillisiit C; t,ioirt.. 71 Davit! t irish-ad A Itist II Mason ',asd tint (il the nhstisru) list..' told the oc'cuparits of thu vat. islid lik ilhaill tiougtiss dolor. tiust 'tt,t- Storm 'I roopers are t'f- ,iIf of I CartOon .1 (ihrls{sr, ,A sits of tin' ce nunth'd and te "inilric Ttw't't' got guru t)urIuctri Count) Sheriff Mar- tr'att'd jet is hospital bc viii I. I)avL' said the' Storm being jailed III to bored was alksceed the- to,,' su*'rs were a nuuissrr tie lteietucl L, .,r PS Cl ,''. Skillet Dinners " ci? 39c .0 I.hS't-'' .0" Pork and Beans --•, DOtt.. ctmparw'wnt .. sttrnk'rs Miss fire Al ,5 ............. * ' I a ---'?nn'u.,i&:t. .J . ?I' ,, i.-- ' .r4 sic '' Sirsisril is! tie Sjsnfs,rsi • 1 IA RR\' S\l I 'I'll of I he Sanford Ue'ci't'.it ion I )cIeal't ineilt I)I't'St'ilt S IOn liobbins with his trophy utter the' Medical ('ente'i' plae'i- was nanii'd Most \'aluahle Plavei' of the 1 972 little league city chIinpiunsIliILs 'I'll' troph as ixmsor1 b l'ht, a nini d lbera ld and Uohhin s '. as selee b d by a committee' of Impartial judges I' hsit'ida State Rank dc'k.ittol Medical ('enter Iritlay night to claim I he c'it (t0', ii .Jue' Rtishi I hUll, ' 27c Fruit Drinks ............... ci ci 5thi'CA' Pti CC'S 0,,'.'.' 'c',:: 6 89c Beer or Ale .......... f'.nç r'Fc'?t .uId we put ut ;'iares iu hati grand it, a new schI Sits -c thett- art iii grands iiUse'r sc'booi,t ' 5,5 Instant Tea 133 Last - frau. Durham tabled after ltrantk's High School has four it its requesi lout Sttst'iis lruotse'rs trnri. arid ices-. were on rrssstorr)-rlvs go. ctearrt'd with murder The'. in is t'isr, - 0! 'P P '',,h Il''ls'hss Irscit,stissr,st \ls'ts's i'l'ie I'it. It,'s''fths,II l'-srr.sitt"rt Ips'fuis' csiffs'i'sisi 5 lis'is, hut tlsi'rs isu.ushs' is ssttii'-tsae- k ci, ti, it ci is-s ,'r W ilk its's I'Isi titsiruit fit Lake lI.'is'n fur this' first iIss V treupti) - 0120 ,,, 88c ............... LI' &tSCS'i? '.A,CSi i.esrlu wo, as I't 0' Wesson Oil george Dea d 1 COP) Kevtt. c'hairrisar., ad equipment hLvi Shooting is magazines had isniouflts of Sri in then, In tabling the bid, Board usked hams It, l'rc't'idc- more infurriustion on the bids put. 'uant to final action Another bid for music c - ..ate ii.agatiile- lii us,. and 't was not tcx• good Council president. Barbara Hamrick, pr'nts 1 nusgarint 'L , tjffli this' ' I ,-', - .' ' '' s ' 'sr,'','. ' •''- ( ' es-tIer -- . .St,sh" ft ill ',I'.'tu I '* i r-'.i.--I Lii's' 'if t ' s'iits - f ces't,t ssrssl,'fs'i,ts''I I ............ Sala% d Dressing A-.- *.al's I'. IS't-' eis,rr.s r'sn 'P 44 ''" '4. Charcoal '''d ft'ir. car \thls'hss i;,ii,,rs'.'iIl.' - - 49' tk?'s, ,rp 11' P t' liii,'. - - __________ ROLLS .23c hose Psi - •siC 5'' cpnnbed tP. inning '.ferhir;,t r,epçses't their ss tsr r u''. ire ihe ' ' fsei'Isn,' F' i'sr 'I.: 1isi P in 0ii " Ik -_ - ' ' rn.ir f* 1' Car and ' f'i.c 12.ox 'S C cc--Cl 'C -, roitIin 7 :1 / '')i', i-u Dubo"s Cop Sanf ord Tourney I Porta- DESK '-- for ,'/r,r"t"e / With Win Over Wilkin's ~ . I -- ' de'iod lisstalit in he . r, 'C, --- rule ri 41 I ! --7 --7, -:I wi-ri- Sune'nsnr tirsr'. 1n \jdc' ,old Dairies and ' . ,-,- advised there Roger Hams. School Board school property The attc,rrw stated he' wouI: purchasing clirt'cthr, stated the lace 1,e bid of (l2 per tslf pint keep the ts.uird apprised of U was .3Of less per half pin' paid icaigl prcscecdinp arid advtsect - - - r I)istr at s"' ".'is-9r'''l - -- -=- . I I. . L i' .$NE iskehiz 01 '% .I - - I ., % ~ i,;, pcndir4 wont' than half a cent less that isialnst the board due' to injuries of students, hu'l occurred on of a veal ago G Let 49c I £5 1 1_-~~ ~ " _&- - 4w-:-1 I ., i ii.iik lath for the lR'2-i year r nttornt' 'I - ~ i i ,,, So - f 'A "... ,1 N l".. t tit % t ' 19 00* 1 R 11 , ' 44 I :$4 SUPER-RIGHT" All MEAT SktNESS PARKER In" the Man F -, , - 5,,i. 'Iii" r s hIuus-I F'l'iiisl,s . • tt'. ,,. .A . II ., -7n7 '_I'ir5%.i.1. C s-' ' '' ,,, Situ t. Its" Isitti r Isis thss'cssii'Issisll lii"' t,siui'tusisu, sit In Psi% fitch lOathe I I'll I it Is ma I I Its I - iii' Macaroni Salad LOt UitC an.. iii. 00,? .0 " ''" ______ 58c . Canned Picnic .......... ' S2.59 and listened to utensil'. hun- national level'. for his ork tw'hjilf of agriculture arid in tt it itreds of responsible citizen.'. Lee Dairy Captures - - c:"'cccc C -- , - Ot5't 5 .n, '.s'uc"st 1st' sI shei!. '-,,sisfs'isl Ili -rilsl liu,tabssrut test a ,_ • 68c Chuck Roast ..............: i'.iit' .00 to • I Cit-Ak' ' P 88c hc.nnr.: been has - ais'5I 14.19151l(-'.' 1k '.as born Str.ate .Iiicksorwille, raised on a and letting near I.tvc Oak and has spent it f his adu!t life in t"entr. I .rUdt have traveled at - -- 'I5".' Ground Chuck .......... C.''i? s,,'.II I 0"' Smoked Hams .....1.r".:. - ______________________ Il A of '----- '"----- 'T"" _ __ ______ 'T'e4' -'a : ---= -' -- du'. Inning, I'.' Sir-sills md ( Pin'. (larrtn.r Psoth hod ii ,tosst,Is" R'.r rule d/onhfCgsp,,ptt'. Hr.ber t Ne'i'rn,ar, sr-wi flot,t'.v c's-,n'-.nt.erg .11 Posit '.,ngle'. in the big inning F' Ion i'1s St-s I'. sHerl fotir irs'.f' tas- i'i ti'.e ti4s -if Si-se cuifh Single'. toy I s-arty '/tn1frrh'siu'. arid I 'asic V'.r.I!erIaml, anti c fkaIsP,le ls'' Ft-'snini Ifreigs. e In thus' figiurerl . I I sic r st'''ist'ste'sI , ',wsslk'. s-steel trrs'.' sitar icIer. l i t MI! cis,'''. isis- Psi'. '5. alumusbi' I till its" gil I''anna,i I "ntj'n ts tIc 'r ,.' • •'.'j.-. • .,.. p-.-;1,i,, '- wt' , , 'We'll ;us, sit heni ;,[I f P he i ect and poverts.lcvc'l 'aM1kU5 the south 71r' r't1ivght of for the next, spriiing nrs Congressional cndid&ir oceanfront hotels to tt east, swank tunnes to ti'ie \t,,t,, s I - -. .kastungtor Avenue and l'th - in ,m lilt, Ih'.i,lulfle, II,seusthu sit,, ;'liis-ril flirt -'________ . .'treet '.itt - ----- i"-s'l us - c flu" iris'5' Flit ssl,s 1;ts,Is- sliults I buss .-a'* , I "-nut.'t lot ,, - r,nitrse Sutto cr V iUurn i.,uflter 0. vat. friencLc and supporters .urtt'r t' il trave b helicopter r&s pc.rs ibi kill kick off his campaign for at Sanford Plaza siopping to stops scheduled in t)aclr Citt, c'onservativc people of th' district quite well, and I into o lir (c-kiif. l ilt I n'. em e ss Flo,ia' Fif0i District coat in center to keep traveling, alkir The Orange Counts flernocrl4t Bushnell. Leesburg and Santhe Un:tecl States House of meeting and listening ur Heprt-sonusti.'es ThursdJt with will begin las barn-storming ford C'.'t'1' citizen of thb dLctrh davinng tour kickofIThursda'. at the Orbndc Wt are getting off to a fast it quick-paced, pare, :.nd we intend to maintain knows me." iziid Gunter arl that '.'.iU have him personaib Press Club, tith an At Gunter is a veteran morning press conference and if that pace right through dropping in" on the riileflS of lars 'her'. ice in the Flc;r; ''. for:i.! d' litraticr. of t r o c r h N vilur. of eight counties in the of Reach's population where the lit't'tMtt .nd I C.'iS S C."' The elderly coniprce most Miami - -'- Cr' stu,'ibis' 'I cit c rsgiest lip a 1os ii 5?A Pa''l a lw's lultICt -.. lit Iisist cIt ike "sic chit iog nrnii,e'tut F'lrrr,ulum Shah' t,esk is 1 (1 cart in u t. oi tt~ csgsi'nlrsg frusri.. I sr n'. V''niIe'rb'sI,,c hurt single turd Us'.'. F'shl cIi'smPsle'el in tt.e ot ' 9 ___ r_1 r" r , _ ,-T--,. ' - -- Is'ssrtst". tilt ssnssl s... 1 t's'pu'.f'. 111111111111. 1. -'-' - cmissssls 1 Iripl's 'ted a sirigl'. In Its" fu-usI g.Irrse' ,,f the tour ims misc nit, II 'sI,tss ns'. tu'siisateii of - revue's - u $'l'st'ctsil''. tics'. Ui 4 n the pU.i roup ever Rut uti t he-4' c 'M1 IAi. Ftt AI - vv.d Strnud Farber , tx red ttw loft above rn shop. let a block from Converiti.-17 ii f the sand rt.ce 4(Ki glitter- rocked in a lounge chair on the and hippies. mt i1ezindlion't of Hall tas asked if she as prcni ing giants of glass and concrete porch of his Washington Avenue be biking anymore talks on the And they're the nicest bunch to meet" her cit ta selected bs th tiant you'd ever guys ma ll at night. that's far sure apartment Tticri, as soun a'l that soak up 56(10 million a year A 55 year-old bartender at the politicians Art Barker, relaxing in a gi)! from sun loving tourists who it 's all over, we'll go to the 'Hell n I'm not pr.ud. shi course elutitrnuse, seemed lottilis north end of the beach said he beach again" holiday in Miami Reach said We've got enough prob. hoped the police tiould bust if Stank Lask, it retiree from c-or,cerned ahookit the crinvert. Motel Roti ' is an awesome, lems tiith the old people, kt lot of heath from the first da totrnng snip of neon and good Net'. York City, said life has unns And a S(Lyeat.Old ITK'dic-1 alone all the young peOpt( 'I've got a business with an iioes that have made this rt'- been relaxed for turn in Miami '.h0l tW OOTThng 1ttJI" or, her ttht to IUTWh in rio '.nrried ner, front and I'm sort island famous '. ao - ____ - Bankers Claim Champi o n s hi p Girds For Meet City' -- S -i- - - ---- ------ - ----- _ - 5 'Sun ----- ---- For Ch ckGetgen irs t' 'F Monday, July 3. 1972 - ---- lt.l%filiol till- %till s's - I ''I I'll 's 1155% I ''l' 5 liii 5 aSIIS'iit us i'5 55955 Sill ('sIiI iii s's ,siol l'.stti '.ss i'd Us:' ,ssisl -s 'Ist ssmssi,sI Its.' t- tsass, (J s Wigtitsii.ssi 0 'up k5smss Its 1515 511 ia hut 5I',SI C 115111 555 ylu'tust'. Is'. i- i lisitsiis Pit's-i' list luesil a ill a'•sims s.114101, islis ssiuuiuttu, cc ussiisg .shl tt1'ir luLihe ti., $ suihi,ihsI.' lutist I' ill t- tui, iss.'i it ,iI s'suuluiis-usss'uit's - �i 11 july ,WJB MOnday, TheSnfo__ rdH __ __ - ____ _____ - Firecracker 400 Tomorrow 4. Sanford Herald Monday. July 3,1972 I - I t! See Ties Aaron, Hodges HP, I /is I Inm Compa ny With Slam rmo od e I -A (..eiT Play 1 V Happiest Man In Sanford The ha ppi rst msiri in Sanford has got th 1w Chuck C,eter. The roach of this. Florida State, [tank team in the little American league of the Sanford Recreation Department led his team to the city championship last week with two straight APEX and wins over American Produce Exchange Medical Center. It was quite a variety of coaching in th- annual tour• nament. Get'en was making his appearance as a coach In the tournament. C,etgen has been coaching for several years, but that league title has siways seemed in rsu& htm. Like last 'ear when Goodyear took the championship on the final da P sCëX. sacriiirt' 11 I ( .t l S . Most Valuable Player M'ircti'd (ongratulatiura. goes ti Tim Robbins. wh a,, the Most Valuable ryer of the 197 tournament. The trophy was sponsored by The Sanford Herald Robbins didn't play on the ,inning team, but his play throughout the tournament was tremendous M sybe the fact that a Florida Suite player didn't win the' award, emphasizer the bolnoced attack of the team All-Star Comeptition 'flu nit) championships are over, but these three coaches will get no rest It's tune for the all.atzer practices to start and these coaches will 1* at the helm of the all-star squad from their league. Sanford will be the' host of the District TV tournament once again this year. Twnty.twn teams, including three from Sanford, will compete for a trip to the state tournament in Panama Cit) Also coming up soon is the all-star competitior. in both the Junior and Senior Leagues Dean &nith, whose' Elks club won the city championship in a close' series with Civitan, will coach the Junior Lriigue' stars Harold Herbst, roach of Chase, the top team in the Senior League, will pilot that loop's all.atar squad. - Dub's Wins Softball Tourney Alter four days and 23 games. the Sanford Holida) Invitational Men's Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament Is over Ipub, Athletic Center of Gainesville fought Wilken's Plumbing of Luke Helen during the finals yL'IIIrrUM). and after losing the first game, came- back to sev, up the crown. The tournament drew some fine crowds and the cumpetition was outstanding. Man) people followed their teams from such places as Veto heart., Gainesville and Ormond Beach. Some of the players that participated in the tournament helped make It a success by working on the grnunds crews Nrw it seems to me like a few of the players on teams not in use tournament could have pitched in, but that was not the case in fact, very few of the ones who were in the tournament helped out. but some of the boys front B & I) Roofing really did a good job These sane ones were out there bctwe'eo aLnost ever gume, getting the field in shape !dotes From Daytona Richard Prtt) always celebrates his btrthda) at Use place, Daytona beach, tmmr of the Daytona internauonalS;.,?edwiu). His birthday is July 2 and hr's always down preparing for the Firet'rackrr 400 Hay Williams. known by man) as "Cupt.aiti America," will have the Coast Guard emblem on his car in the Firecracker 400, If he qualifies He'll be out there tods fighting for one of the remaining It) spots W tiliarns is being backed by Coast Guard Flotilla 44, They'll probably be out in the lake In the middle of the Infield in case Williams hen an "navigation" problems . . T'aee Jones, a 15%-yrur-ild front Orlando who calls huznie'U 'l'he Great Lindini," will attempt to drive' a car around the Daytona track blindfolded tomorrow during prerace activities. Lindini grew up only two miles from where Firecracker pole.slttet Bobby Isaac resides In Catawba, North Carolina. It seems Undini invited isaac to make the trip around the ti-oval with him, but Isaac declined, mumbling something about "craz y." ... Bobby Allison. who is entered in both the Paul Re vere 0 tonight and tomorrow's Firecracker 400. can brag about something no oth Grand National can. Thus far this year there have' been 16 Winston Cup Grand National races £llJon has led at one time in each of these races. He has won But Allison has with three of them. petty leads in l.5S laps. 72 more laps than Petty. Sixteen of led a total drivers have participated in 265 lead changes in the ie races .uIl1t . wins - East Fast DiMagglo Its TOM S11111V I'hitadeiptiLa' 43 27 .614 Cincinnati As.sn('ditm'd Press Writer luslunsore New York Ilostor, CIrt't'li*nd MiIw&suke West ' w ew E VV A 1•, V five. Isaac has only won we race, but he has held the pole position an six of the 16 stars so far this eason. Allison has held the pole five times and the winning eat driver, Petty, has baa the pole only twice. To Assure Yourself The Best News a Coverage Of Seminole - Be A Champion Zodiac risks, ins Southern Title' tonight when he opposes Him Matsuda in a Southern Title' match at the Orlando Shorts Stadium but the real "attraction" tonight may tie' use appearance of Gargtrus George' Junior who will go UP against li'uie 'l'dJrt Still another feature attraction tonight "inth thee- Great Mulenko moeeLr.g 'iaurw.. Sm,*le matches also have Bob Griffin meeting Phil Robley. John Gray facing Tie Scorpion and Tmf)' Garea meeting Smasher Sloan. 14S C CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH, 322.2611 ' . - - The Sanford Herald. - rom - '' . -' ' ' ' '" '. ° Just A Month. ' III ' ' "' - ______ - l -, I ..w'4Wjard Intermediate hutIcl ds ltjilpki Mann. former 'Try II You'll Like It! . 00 's,', - 0 . - ,• u , )'rt".ious mark he sha red ' Mann, the world's largest DELIVERED MONDAY THRU FRIDAY , 1% I hnugtuumn Young star, clipped tape in 48 4 seconds, fourn'nth,s of a second under the - ' it I ' or Just Drop Us A Note. - - - -- -- - -- - -- - - - CLIP AND MA). - - -- - - - - - I I Is . - , 220 Miles I - '** - , _,14 I I/.)NIXN , APi , ' - - - , ' miiisill 8. ' ' ' --aw 0111110 - French- -' '- - Name Is Dui (k I'S well ahead of ti A',untu- single -hssnde-d race I I !.- 'wais Addreis_______________________________________________________ I I I Cis - Tel I I I I - P.O. BOX 1657 SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771 frnn o or seen since the race beap in Plymouth June 17, would ' 41111111111111111111111 -1 4-i 111111111111 - - --- ___ _______-- -- - - -- --- ------------------ -- - • .' - , lead 32-30-31-93 and Dan Arders, Jacksonville, cuunne' In fifth, Jew Muriusito send Sieve Morris, butte of Orlando, shut 91. Chic-k Sta nton, Orlando, took 10th position white Charley Zenne, Altarnonte Springs, had to tie nute f,&ll,iia.'d - m'enstrnet With 11th. by Jim h is t'tiPl-, ' -' ~ - . - 7~ __ : - . .. -, , ' ,,p' ,. - -- ' 'par - ' _14~ 14 - 19th spot for the annual July 4th rare at the I)aytona International Speedway Lovell s ar is on the third turn on the Daytona Tr-O'iat CI .A It I:N( 'E I,( )VEI .L is shown sending his 1971 I"sem'd t lu-otigli its qualifying run (or the IIa',Iisine '11$) IAevclI re'irhi'd S1''f'dS of 173 428 111101 whee'li was g(s)(l erneugh to put him in the - course --- - Bows To Evans, 9-6 Casselberry W1n Stre Fi'. ins' First run came in the St.ertiri1 the I ii I j'glrn,eurs(.s'n-rry it isa Shea off %4as .I %like Mws%e) single, fi,urthand It ,listis d result of the stninki two for throe 2t tiv plate. Titus SI"., slnu-w a w ,ilk and both fence-lei field With two 4OWI 1"ani ass e'ed y Lengleback ('.s'st'Ile'rry I .e'gioni suits its Sl\ 1"'Illit, uIllst-aten string vinne to sits "rut 1"rimbey night Ina ruimist clis,s.isietiteng 9-4 loss t t ilt- runners iiic.,',s'mt up it notch on a Paul (;eriowski singled to with two for four and four rbi's puesileel bill, With one down rentr't .emnl the ball kept rolling Pter with three this on his Hicky Ntis-s hit it grourwier to ai the C.ssseiberry c-enterfiekter hornet .snd Gerlawiki with two I','..ens th;rii".icker .1cm Ily ott f,e;lr'l to fLeg it down. Gerlemski f-sr t'Nt) who ;mrommi;.tly threw the ball never stopped running until he S.''it on the Casselberry he'.ext tsSIS tilt' R' ccliii this' loss is in an cttemu;I't to get crossed the plate .i'.s.i schedule is a late with tee e;'I'esintenb' for Four runi in the Fifth cut the t,eest'.urg on Sunday July 2 at M.ess.e'y •it the plate. Eddie Num. (",'ce'lic'rr',' nine' which tell to 9 ilnilled ,c shot down the leftlield Catsel berry lead to 6$ No I.eesburs Game time s set for The season 4 fill tu line se'rwlingShea and Rick Nusa lasses on halts and a single by m. but 'a sublect to '.e's.i'ltst'rty twist tu1 recorded scurrying around the sacks Ed I,ingkbach scored one rum'. ti'. ti i s.ist '.i Nu,s* wound up at third on the Then came the big blow as Rid mist ilrill ' tie I II ts outin befor e n .' s heart- play .end scored on a passed Potter crahed a shot to breaking I h t!.S"' E'srtf.r ..ii'v,il* ' r'.".t?t'- thr! r'" 'ul'er.'r" shot over the lcftfielikr's head the gap and went for a three-ran n' fenc . less triple He homer All of th is oc curred after whiuc'tu resulted in HER/eLI) SCe)REBI)ARD 'urnobt a i n U scared on a ling fly to right by the' turst two batters were put " t ' three f III; nine Lilhes lawn on easy our.ders, 11mm helms. AS * ii rrr ''f'n't'ct°thiert' 2 3 1 3 Evans moved omit sri front with flue sixth and final run tu I I a 3 ,iti.sunii& the' r.'. ,ant,s eii,'&ct lmnilie' ar ('cs't'ltie'rry canoe in the third three r-ur's in the sixth frame '.'•' so "" ' 3 its scIf ill se tsr titi roll lout. fling Lea)Tl i's> ne' singled to Jim II> ott was hit by a pitch anti lt - lists on the I '. ins ph eye rs right s. t flU r and stole' second promptly stole second After : I I I 3 liii; Shim m singled up the rzuddle tw is omits were recorded on s ( css Its rrs . riupte ii for tic-s I ) 3 3 S miinis in tiet' st't'ssntt inning off sending Payne to third and st'ikrouts walks to Zable and I sins' starling pitcher. Ron Larry Chunect fly in left scored T,.smui Terman loaded the bases I,ingkbusch, fuucuw Cl'iunait the C 'en- a i'si.nt' Pr) or I 3 3 Csss.selberry hurter, ripped a 12 5 5 Li double that cleared the Evans IA'giusri ore the winner's le'lml a early 'I'tie' Miming of ' ' ' ' - --- -- '-•" - - ' e , Avr '- " : " - ' ti "••, , ' : --------- a -- - -" ' --- -- - - Shark Tournament July Sins.:Iei bN FerlwasAi. Fr~-)r . 'shirk fi s t t du ,,tit ills t l the largest I ruim; ,eIit -Iiti) orw interested in entering lIme toumrc.crne'nt mita'. cvntct the 'slar.mtt,smme Jut Iii t'ât"t' 'f 'mtm.irk Toumn,suis-iit. 2211 i) \l,er.cthsn, rss a'. I Iic-,hci j'. - i.-t:Li 1 t,sei ci.! t- it,' - - -- S 3 3 ) "" - * ' .i 1t.ctt gate' Er on in'urance run they slid not fleeti Ut L 'Nq*mO, to a'' the seventh other than the two innings in ishit'Ft they scored Cassetberry m'u.t minis one other threat C gs,.1 't OTALS It eunice in the s xth when with - I i 3 i 3 3 ' ' is - 1550 outs srr) Brown and P.i)ne's fly to left was Evans ' dropped allowing the second , bare £ third But MftI ems-slung tIe r.nurig X10 143 11 i 'ss.s.s 55 ...s I. Passer •nj .t'.it * Nluls ,$--a m -- ' ar 'tar 'I, - iSO It"'6011111111 0 11I * k - N a ll 1-1 - 4 EVIRY MONDAY 8:30 P.M. Golden Jubilee Performance .- 19 IT, ( TONIGHT SOUTHERN TITLI MATCH stud) C MATSUDA. ZODIA i SPECIAL ATTRACTION o'eaeous Florida's Oldt•'.l Professional Rodeo Sunday, July 2,2:30 P.M. Monday, July 3,8:00 P. M. Tuesday, July 4, 2:30P.M. Silver Spurs Arena, 192.441 Between Klsiaip,niee & St. Cloud 11,000 Seats all reserved under cover. Admission: $2.00 5) .3 £ S4.0 Reserv a tions, Call Padg.tt's Pharnsma, Klssirnrn.c SO Cloud Hater St. Cloud, Stn..ps, Orlando or Write Silver Spurs, P. 0. Roy 320. Klssirnm,.. - 1, 011.114 GEORGE •• TILLET INS *1151 MALENKO ... TAURUS S.b Gaisies .. Phil 1055ev J.h. *taT The scoueos T*Qr SAIlS is, 1.,h., SLOAN S is I : of OSIANDO $PO*?s STADIUM - fourth spot was Itictuerel hard- 34-95. Lockland Bryant, A, - 0 Ae -- - A muothuti - '1 a tsr Trail'' M itch McClain, (Jm'lmsmxlo and Clarence Daniels. 'l'(,umn,mIlus'nt will ha' iut'l'l at lIst Fern Itccrk I'utt I'iutt ,,,- %I Winter Park Spectators are iii'. utt''t 5tmctuty Ammeong this' ueumsustcurs, Itore vs it±;es" tIius ,iisir In' v. 'lust 'i Mmsiimui, 1cc-ok tusumet' first t Place trophy Willi 'L'--J2-5b John Rankin, Winter Park, lserwk'd sc(Ond pIee with 30-1028-88, A tie' for third resulted when when Jim Craig, Rockledge. St. I'ekrstiurg, duplu'setesl isis total wilts rounds of 30-34i An-sitter tic resulted for fifth as titan, Misuimil, sshce.c landed a lit, - e. ' Or lando, Orlando and Clyde Wiry of Mourns Morris shut 30-3340-93 while Verry had 30-34-29-93. In award with huts rounds of 30-31- I 8 - SILVER 19 Local Putters Score In M ami SPURS ks'ul in RODEO -- - '. --,-'---''---.--- ---- -. ' ..-. - be' prese'nitt'sI . - , bus's-c no radios, officials are not s4rtduly worried." 'en [Juick IV, a giant tunisr.çi 70 feet lung with a rnusul'ie '15-foot beams, was last reported ii4iUi of the Grand Banks Ice iupe and three-fifths of the way istf on the 3,000-talk northern - - 'J ('I 'Flit ' 131 11o' is nre'st'ntetl t)V Altamonte Sn'ings recreation i,'oiiliiiis'mi(si A the Wilson of Dan Dorfman to 11111(1 developer Wilson Knott, spottS()r Itist'IniII ('oinuiunity Knott Cardinals, winning team in the Altamonte I Donna Estes Photo , League itteranmuline 126-foot schooner In the Jroft'ssin,uuI Division Vetwirt.'du 11- -Friday the 13thvs tut'ti he rate-ti easily the fastest first place' was na iled down by Dale Fuhr, of Orlando, with bopt in the gruelling race. futtogether 10 bouts have rounds of 30-28-33 and it '°tal of drWpe'd out. Of tin- 48 left, about 91 giving tame thee $100 top prize. J,irps-tiilrd have not been tam-lird A tie for second netted $37.50 frnn; or sights-ti. But iu,cc nuuamiy mach for Warren Morris of __ I ll. * • ,'t,itissui'tt iii Miamiii Sunday. PIIMIT NO, IC, SEC. 34-t Pill SA100I0, Fl.A. 1!rIkudorb Nmilb n..zar,''.t '------. '', I 4, ji' p1cc) ers scored Sian) trynnian thee $200 Putt-Putt Espe'rta t.,wlles'e Terlain at. well e$d) muu,ay be in Use' lead in ills 'Guitun Trail" 1ourn.uusmcrnt hit'14 BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE CIRCULATION DEPT. .4 hi,. .- ., notch victory fronn Isis coin- it millied is the trated 3i*tti cuss in fr,.r,i ---------------- 411111 4110 411111 11111 J Pic PIUT ''''9 known e hallengt'r, British Stt'll helinsed by British; batik iuu.inusign r lit ;uai Cooke but there' were strung ('x Icitatioro Jean-Yve.' '[erlaums, tie mu) st&'rsously suit-nt Fre'nui hi' ' ,, - , headquarters he re S.I,! la st reported about 2.:- IU ''L - ar r "I' M I,~E111,111I 1 SPRINGS tion, , AIK) has not been heard CUT AND PASTE ON YOUR ENVELOPE I o e * - - _411r~ .. ' - .,I,v Il ieth(KI other th4m rcxi iind mcmi Out etc mu ituiitt Inili fit ta 'itt,ill Is' prohilatt'it Trophies will a!'..' - 1 st'tt of y uahts in the lrorus5 ' °' olirt," the monster trtffwr,,!, I . I - ' I to :'tn Alain Colas was reported .rging through rough seas t Ii his floatiri, ten Start Pa per To: I g Lea s By mm ' - - - %J1 r -- . vs " Frenchman , ' , Just Give Us A Call 322-2611-831-9993 - I tie S sir' lii I h;ciiiiii o still) iiis"mt sh.,rks sought Lists anglers well hate their 'ml, irk Tournament will get u hunt t as a se pareste division utile r cc) mt M,cr,,ttutmni, I- l,'nict,e .lu!r 7 The event, spsnsure.t by has been set up for th em as well the' Slsir,ctliomi Jy ccc's, is the as for Juniors Other trophies " Ill Is' presented for large-st I in the icrie's, V pound test begins shark c,isight on . 'sutusil fishing s.stiurd.iy Juls H ,ind vs ill s-nil luiis'. faiiuily tt',iin,s, hard luck trsphr greess tssnruige, and a '.t ilk sin cess'uermls dinner ,ii i mis trIple crests n trsmphs will be .suisst;ey night the' single angler Shark fishing is a darugs'rs'us ,cw ,mids'st Sistmrt ,emimt totimmuemuim-tut iffit i,,ls is his' vs iris 5eny three division_s Tournament officials also warns that all pm.'rsun.s t'nts'ru:ig 15)101 omit that an) contestant will (its ,A) at their dsisn risk ,tvs omits will IN, given for the under 15 tears tilti must be largest shirk caught on rod and .ei't'0liiIeni'il by an adult, not i ,, G , Xbr 6itufarb f rraIb •._• . IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - - _... --- - * tiuttli b.c 1117 1 M,'nt'iirs and Roll - - - -. --- " '.'. sii;i', Ihc'nmuy Parsolls _.. - LACK pi;'.t 1972 Kesclowski 10th Ifla 19711114)(11"t. 'I'll,- I Ith startini! spolbelon)".. 111.1jilkil-s ll)lton Ili .I 1 1.1711 1-*()r(l, 1211 is I bionic Allison lit it l9U Ford. 13th is l-'ramik Warren in ii the end.'' Shorter luid it big lead at tilt, 11170 Phinouth. 14111 is .1011111% tune and said 1w "just started I Isclfarel in se 1972 Dodge ucruml jogging in,'' finishing first in 26 Jackie Oliver rounded out the ._., Los USED OFFSET PRINTING 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES e%t'th sn i.dif'tt 1 Chv%ro vt, Jim- -- Regular Subscriber To - sixth it ag "e'sfl' t , - - rd lhiis!sl'. B eke r toil Ric hairil I'utts, bath slnivi,iu: l9 I )Hhi:i-s. .irc' third ,cul fauttli, ts'sc's'ti'.t'ly, uind iii)) sit sede"hy'sili' Iii the scions) now Iiu,k.-r 1u51iifted at1 i81,i1nid' hour. vsilh '01% Just off 1L mark at 161 7I tisili' i'r hi;,' IhsIiy A1luso cicesshitie'd Iiftk iii a ite; ('he".'rssls't utnil I'd'' CU ll,iiiiltan will start is2 l'Is tiistjtli I 'm ('iws Marlin - -.i ii - a, ' cl "' I " of County . it III to . ALUMIN UM I tie ' - hisurs Wo u _ I ' ;slt' vault record Sunday, but he' iii.cn, the' 'sAL utuempitin from think the new mark of 18 the Ohio Track Club. who FinI"irec r.e e-ker qu alifying minutes 356 seconds. Incite's will last long tithed second in 48.6 feet Shorter anti Jeff (uihlsi- Ssiturstay by nailing clown 15th While hometown crowd was on near," the is The '.1 NIne-teen feet )-emrsl >-eisr-old Seagrcn said Sun ifs,. feel in the 3,000-meter was', his F lorida ii' teuenhits.ete' in a 1972 is ho qii,ihifit'cl fifth in cc, AnJon Allison, we're' finishing one-lw Air iItt'r the vault that guc'.'s' steepli'chsese as Mike Manley'. a 400, will is's' lisps the Firecracker Eugene' school dt'rsnn ;cmure'sl is on in the tinsel hint the No 1 spot on the United 30-) ear-old hteve'rt' event . ,sitlirl,t Anderson, l finish thirst in the' Pau hip 8:29.8 snittss track and field team for teacher, finished First in is itte II Ii Anthe front row along I.e's in Munich irid Steve Savage, his Oregon son of Eugene Mayor tics' Olympic Games in uc 1972 whics will drive' 29:082, was in clocked Bailey, St'sgren turned on a crowd of Track Club teammate, took clemson, FirebIrd. Dr, Wilbur Wood, sePia 28:488. Galloway in p:4.0 at hIay'wurd Field as he thirst in 8-32 '72 Fins'hircl, qualified In tIn' jsevhin. Army's Bill driving it . Tennessee's l)oug Brown - anjt'red both 95-degree heat arid nervousness to snap the is ho fell earls in the race, fought Sm.'tinuiutIt threw 270-6 with Mitt third. I'iouestinlg ictat s;s- is,, 1i u, ii,';;i. buck' to earn true 5U.' '2 spot In Ssiuis.y al ci .rkl mars 01 l8-4'e he Shared 5o mile night-time race sent' ('lob second at 267.11. At'L' "uth Sweden's Njell lsaksson. 8731 8 Wash' Wit) tie Andrt'ws, 1970 Mustang, h.cntupion I-'recl Luke Frank Shorter, born in Mun' His said the record vault, '.sucS fourth; .humiuny l.t'e ('uipps, l9s9 as ingtmsn's IIu.,sky Spike Club atic'ti, earned a trip there c*hiUh came' on his th ird (',ernc'ro, fifth, Tiny Lund, 1972 t,'nuft. wasn't one of his best, ,.%mt'ricue's No I runner in the nest sit 16 9 _ but It was good enough For him I f'ustu ucht'id of Steve Smith i I Jun Johnson. 1,,, _________________________ 'F or the first tucuet in hiisti'r' A. hrel tin-n cleared 18 fee tin the ,, '-,. ('al sanij.' meet Smith. f st.uits--Long beach, and Johnson, I III fromfi Alabama, finished second 4 and t %_ th ird with vaults of 18-0k, , I et A American record fell us; '\ st I - r , - SALE! : ,.tosc'isl of 16% l' incus's w't re n V a lter Se 0 e I '. ' ' pr ''sit ni iii'. whim cu ilefu. ii lii "' i'( -_____ - -- superb - ` _ _JK4 - ' . 4. 1EV - se,sgren. the 1%6 Ols topic gall Sunst'ey hiiwt'ver, ;stilling uetscueit und 4~WA~ - ___________ - - (rant ni" till) Ic' Da vid t'e,erss,ie " l I' I ER Ismi the l',iiul Us". cci' .,ui Mitinigiut ranc i llohbv Allison '.'.ho takes a break in the action to pose '.'.ith Paula lic crc "Miss Ut".'crc" is rcally Pat Hard who is t'ostt'ss on ,\tltei Train which operates be tween Washington, D . C . and Sanford Allison, tot) I11OIICV winner on the Winston ('up Grand National Circuit, is also etiterel in the Daytona 4) and will start i the fifth position -' '' V" 11%, KF\ tx)\I-'N hurtficr .it 61 feet 4. Iful ix)uruls, lo.Nui 111viers although lit- "ran -%%%ociatrd llri-%% Stwi-0. %riter h,is tsevii trouble(I bi, Injuries tolit Of %siater, tich)i1rated and (irs' A1 1 1 liii this sear He w ,cs twe'k in form e'r.cnitn-tl up about sis laps from . __ , l".)L,E J ', FOR - - N , , ; k it ' '. '' ', 'i.... t _, ,i lit l'uessl;e" __________ , -0 44 24 647 8 41 28 594 3' WASHINGTON iAP, Chicago Te-dWillinnsi- and Joe t)iMiigjtit Atlanta 31 38 - 441.4 h1 36 31 .537 7' Minnesota the' greatest totter and out- Sari Frzsnc'i,cco 341 46 .395 If, Kansas City 33 34 49 lf' fielder ever to take ti is baseball ç 0 I zie'g( 24 41 .343 lt 32 38 457 13 California field' President Nixon thinks Satar'.'e. Results 28 40 412 II Je'xus Si) Pittsburgh 4. Chicago 3 Using the serrutcular of a San Francisco A. Los Anlelns. Saturda's. Results sports writer, which he- (ift.c!r New York L,* leveland ( I sawwould like to have been. he' Louts 6-1, Philadelphia 4-11 I)etreiit 2,, Rultizwut 0 Nixon says on choosing his allHouston 4 Atlanta 2 Boston 5, Milwaukee' 4 test hitter 'it'd %i1liamns uit n Cincinnati 3, San Diego Chicago 5. Minnesota I Montreal (' tuis ti get the nod New 'orb, Kansas City 3, e'sas ii Sunda's. Results. "I urn convinced thUit had he nirus not been denim-a use' opportunity St Louis 7, I'hilaclt'ipriu California 5. Cflik.1110L of playing during the five' years Montreisl 4, New York 3 he' served wit! distinction in Pittsburgh Chicago 4 Sumula)s Results World War II and Korea he' Houston 5, Atlanta 4 Boston 15-3. Milwaukrt' 4-2,, would go down us the record Cincinnati 1, San Diego gait ii innings books with 'l ('(lilt) and Rogers 5r Frunnuict 9. Los Angeles 2nd New York 1.-5. Cleveland 1-2 Hurzucti us omit' of the three Baltimore' 7, Detroit 2 greatest hitters of all time," l'oda)'s Games Minnesota 6-1, Chicago 4-2 says Nixon New York iScaver 10-4 zmnd Sadecki l-(h at Texas 7.3, Kansas Cit 5-& On DiMziggits. Nixon the Capra 3-2 or and 1st garza' 10 innings Yankee Clipper is remembered Montreal MCAn.all)' 1-10 Oakland 3, Cialifarnia 1 prinuirily as a great hitter Morton 37, 2 "The nwn tunes I have se-cr. San Francisco Carntthers 2P,It,ndas's Games turn pill) at \'unke't' Stadium S ti t Philadelphia i Carlton 94 i. '1 t',.as 4 PAul 2-2 or Shelk'n' at Griffith Stadium against night "J410. 143 li t )-ansas Cet this' Senators I tt'tiit'ibtT 111111 ChmcaI!1' )'Iisotois 6-6 at f'i:tstie-nra 6fielder ever more as 1 burgh I Blau 9-, night hlirmnsesoui I BI-leven &9i at Nixon selected Witlurnis, the St Louis 'Wise 8-7 i uitCrncm- hlostar. i Sicin-rI 7-4i, night tiiriuit'r Boston Red Sax star who nab I GuUe'tt 2-31, night llaltrniore- Palmer 1(14 i at rimsem imuiruige's thee- Texas Atlanta Stone' I-Ci tit How" Iit'troitiTinuzi.'rmuris, night Rangers. and thMeeggic' in se- ton i Reuss 5-7 I. night Oakland 'Hunter 8-4) at Call lt'nting tui Ali.Tinit'. All-star Only games sched uled I urruis Mu) 2-Si, night baseball team mesda'a Games Only games scheduled Them- President took few IA* Angeles at Montreal, Tuesdas's Games etiunces-tie' at'lt't'te'd four itiglit New York at Oakland, night ttz,ims for is total of 84 playersSan Diego at New York, 2 Milwaukee at California, at Phulaan American and National Francisco Sun night I.t'arue te'luui for the )-eurs bet- th'tptua, night I)i'U'oit itt Kansas Cit) night 11 and o25 and World War twiChicago at Atlantis. 2, wets BaltimoreatCtucaga, night similar squads for the years night Texas at Cleveland afterward St IAPuIS at Cincinnati Minnesota at Boston Af ter M4t'CtiflE the teams. Pittsburgh at Houston, night Wednesday's Games curried exclusiveh In the Ass(Vi e'dnm-sda 's Games Minnesota at Boston, night ciutt'd Press, ht' Picked the best San I)Ieges at New York. nigh! Tesas a t Cleveland, night of the best, so to speak San Francisco at l'tulaI et-troit at 1ansas City, nuzht In addition Williams and Lii. delptua. night Maggie', he' noticed Baltimore's Itisitutiure at Chicago Angeles at Montreal. Brooks Robinson us the best in- night Ne'w 'o-k at Oakland, night fielder, Lot Angeles Dodger Milwaukee at California. Chicago at Atlanta, night Sumidy Koufux us best pitcher f'ittsburg! ut Flou,ctons, n:tst nic:tit and LA 'e, Maury Wills as best tjust'-atealer. Lou Getwig former New \'ork \'senkt't' first tsusenwn w ho d''d is muscle discuM' it. itsi, was '..ion'i Choice Its most JatLitand uurageoul Robinson. ties first block to pla y Imuijur k-ague' baseball w he'i lee joint-ti the Brooklyn Dodgers in l94, cc the' tx't all usrounid SHEETS .tttilt'It' in list' gamut - ' - ' "is '-'3'. ,. it I I sir Iii' %t art cml th a t rot I em. i ci Ks i %isl will et sit - - Virst - 43 28 606 Ihoustein Are Los Angeles 36 34 514 q is iii:trr - - SIIp '5E I s~ltlltilj'.': ' -- ' __ - -_ i - N 1. Pct GB 561 36 31 .545 1 .5". 31 34 4 341 34 469 1 27 39 409 11 . 40 394 11 Is-trait 37 - , - I - - njr"it-wr '- Vi 42 27 609 1 37 31 .544 5' .5 3039 .435 13 24 45 ,348 19 - c,m.' Nutioflal League Mi. I. Pct. GB W i inanis, .1 W ' ' 1118 IH'6 tutu's per issuer ,if r io - 'h ' it fi' lottiltil,I I'i III 51"i'tI - - . American LA-agum - : - its THE ASSOCIATED rRKSS 4' - - -- Standings h'tttstiurg!New York Chicago St I.ouu. Montreal -- ' I . . - itiss:tit lls'Imti AlIics'n isis tic'' mel Iii''.'t'ti' - NOTICE Ma jor L eag ue - -• ~;_ second __ - . "''"" '_-.';_."_'_ - ''- - , WL. -. , - vil , ' - ---'----- -.-' G 5"4 - ', , •s, .- , t'iiiitiimiii'mi Still) s$M'elI%t II)' 172 121 in a 1971 Ford 34th (hatlel r,Is.'rtq, 171 , 942 in a 1971 For'l. 'h, Wayne Smith, hll74'J in ii 1171 Chevrolet, th; David Sly-n. Ill S in a W72 ('he',rrslet. 771 h; larry Smith, 171 (17 in .e 1971 Poe'd, 38th. John Sears, 16'),974 in a 1971 Plymmelhi, 29th and Jahe Thomas, 189 414 in a 1970 Plymouth. 10th i a lit irrq Inc lumI"'I (Ia rn'. elsth Ilmii I' II irr Satienilsis whe n emnI', the temp IS l°12 Iii cIsiril, se'. critic, ,ls,ta' r et,nIIfii'tl iI)q ieecl then weis I ivell at 175 428 mph In a 1971 Got I,, I7 1 ('Isulerm), e'litIttim, Il-i ill molli's p"r hinter On I'orml. 18th ; 4eil Catie at lIon')', t%smnnlste'm 11 ('snn.'m'', 5sinelas' )mc ttirn.eJ a lap of 171 511 mph In a 1771 Plymeaith, ,sl,stim, cimil Ernie State, Pile) 175 991 inure p.r limit to claim 19th; Richard Rrown. 171 784 the 161 h twl in the dartIng mph in a 1377 ('hevrnl.t, )th'simi'stsiiiit, loll, Ill/C %far cc. 171 1 0 in a 1972 Is 'it,', \'i,rimismmesh ri is l(i;I hIrs'mip I II ordon grntst.e"I the 17th fie,'igr, 21e1, Ruddy Arringtnn, )-', ) I,-,I h.' e1seoIih"r q ), mitIsi', 'e teitlit for I ire's tim' li•'t shuttIng spot with, a spe'eeI (i! Ill fAt In A ' 1470 frw1ge, Tznd hiS 757 imsilrq per hiatt In a 1971 (ermrge Alileimle, 172.811 In a sstlliemfld 16 thtreisegis II) Var ZIrri' [ten Arnold (It her ,Siirmnhay 1971) Fsrei I'm i's,i,ttc tmnIsiec'') 16) ii tin S1"r tier', tie-gun Sueteirelns ill ties' st,iw'r - give '' Ites-.'r.' (1 cinhipitti's teems lit the 1 1a), 1411111 litter iiiitiii,iitl Sin-emIts us , nisaig stihil prusith i' run' fist haIti nice's Qicalif', "t A .. '' Nixon Tabs' But the thing that won the tournament was not coaching, though it helped. The key factor was pitching. Medical Center and APEX had only one pitcher each that could do the lob. Florida State had two. Joe Smith, only an ll-year.old. wasn't oven) impressive in the game he pitched. But considering he had suffered from an elbow injury and only pitched three Innings over a span ot several weeks. I think he did a good job. Larry VonHerbulu was the other Florida State pitcher He came t hrough for his team and kept the series train i!otn in the filth game. Medical Center's Tim Robbins and APEX's Paul Payne looked good on the mound, but it takes more than one pitcher, cspeci&l)y in a tournament when you pill) on consecutive nights and pit'tw'r ran't hurl in consecutive games *w,,, ) - '.' Pitching Is Decisive .in.u,i thAt II l),\ 10N% Qunhit% log for the final 10 IWlts in the 1"itr' tie' kor (('51 uin'I the lust 251 p,msills'ne III hi'' t'IUI .7 - - - r . - . - Trim Tigers' A L Lead ', But this year Florida State put It all together. and the) did it with style. They went 24-0 during the regular season and didn 't lose a game in the playoffs. Willie Brown, was the coach of Medical Center. and didn't lose a game in the playoffs Willie Brown, the coach of Medical Center, is nc stranger to city championships In fact, this writer was his auistaiit coach on a couple of those occasions. So for Willie, It was Just like old times Then there's Lucky Johnson. Lucky's just a teenager, but 1w was in the nt', tournament for the second consecutive year. His APEX team won one game before losing Ii rail,'. letter than their performance' last year ii. I Ri'e ders Go Tonig '6 h .t 250 I Irelmirml Ill Spotlit I.dltor 11' I - - ) rates as they continued their reer bonier gave the Braves an rnastr of the Cubs-seven ( early 2.0 lead but the Astros nine this season --despite a C took the lead in the second on a cago triple pbs) in the seventh two-run shot by pitcher Dave on Sariguslk'n's sharp bouncer Roberts to third The Braves tied it on runRobertson, dead last among singles by Soon)' Jackviclor would restart tie twOOakland trimmed California 3. first three meetings tuive id. Its HAl. ROCK major league hitters with at son in the seventh and Paul 1 Associated Press. Sports Writer ti-acted 119,500 fans to ancient gunit Tiger lead Sunday's version of the On' least l2, at-bats, also singled Casanova in the eighth before ELsewhere in the American The reports of baseball's de- Tiger Stodlum-an average of a misc seem grossly nagger- shade under 40,000 per game 1.c:sgue Sunda. New \'i'irk cile-Tiger showdown was some- home the first run and has helms' 11'. scored Doug Bader, what less dramatic than Do. raised his average 40 point-to whosinnk'd. look secon.1 on an A crowd of 335 showed up swept" doublr'he:ider frori' tiled troits 2-0 victory SJiturcta}, .156-6ince June 15 with two of irr'r ,ind 01r.l. or infIeld out Berated by a series of polls Sunday and saw Baltimore trim t'lcvt'bincl 6-1 and 5-2, Boston . which ended with a leaping his four homers and 10 of his if and battered first by a pre- the Tigers' lead down to one took a pair from Milwaukee 154 in during tho catch by Jim Northrup that runs batted Minnesota ,seasonpluvnrstrike and then by game iith a 7) victory. II the and 3-2 in 11 innings. turned what looked like gmmt- siretch a r&iin-scaskm'ii month of June, Orioles. can win tonight In the split a twin bill with Chicago. The Mots fell ore izanw ing home run Into a gameTELEPHONE i'SiO. '. "'4 hs'ori 101" i,'iiv,cm'd .III.Jt. J,'JJ 'J()!,,j. '.';r J"1i.' tJI( hind Pittsburgh Fsr. i'.f. ending double-play instead ;o-i Kansas City divided soiziehow survived Now it is game ol the nose-to-nose conNUMBER CHANGE Bong Powell crashed a uiree- Ron lauch, making Dcii) i eatht'r, ut front.at,on, It will leave the' two tw-e games., the Rangers winJuly -baseball S,,tord Dry Cleaners now Raborn's riprs last-and Baltimore' and Detroit clubs it, a flatfooted tic at the' ning the first 7-S and tIn- Royai.c run homer in the first inning second major league appear o1 and Don Rufordiiddeda tworuri amer. issued four walks in t.ho 8-3, and the top of the division A Detroit u*kint' the nlo. n Cleaners and art proving thuitif you shot in the fifth to ke's the ninth inning, the last Ic R LaL'.ir S''--c- 't Co."! Ions something e'xritiflg to see. F'aIrl) with :wo out forcing rcBaltimore victor). tIn's '11 come out tim we it The Yankees ran their win. Montreal's winning 322-8700 TtwC)riolesand Tigers. bllttl' Two singles b) Fairly he lped Than k You rung streak to five games and the Ann-ri in trig for first place the extended Cleveland's losing the Expos to a 3-0 lead but can Le'aiguc'i. East Division, cliSanford Dry Cleaners t streak to eight wi th their dciii- Mets, bla nked until the ninth rnax ii four-game showdown 1 P AL ME TTO AVE ble'header sweep against the In- Bill Stoneman on four talc, teed "m'ru" in Detroit tonightThe ________________________________ or. rrrr tIll-s It or. tw d Oriol es II'. (.AI('t lA 'I 11)11 \ B5 IIERSCHF.L LSSESSOS six victories in a row and 21 of 26 from Cleveland (i-I and Associated Press Sports Writer with a 7.3 trouncing of Phila- Boston swept Milwaukee 15-4 Hodges t;5r Nolan became the NUB The Cardiruils. whose hot Mc'Covey's blast, off Dodger and 3-2 in 11 innIngs. Oakland There's ii new line in the Na- deiphia and trail front-running shaded California )'l. Mm- ace on Sutton in the seventh month has lifted them from last first 1l-ganw winner with se'.Pittsburgh h% a mere61-i tiliflJdl4'i$gUe record book trxth . just one game enth.inning help from ha) Carnesoto won its opening game inning, wais a rare oppositelield place to four th and a new team in the East games. t the White drwctn left following singles b' behind the Cubs., got eight-hit roll and home nins b) Cesar Pittsburgh from Chicago -4 bu Elsewhere, Division pennant raceReggic Geronimo. Jnhnn) R.ench-hi from Fuentes, Don Mc'Mahon pitchimtig Francisco's Willie downed the Chicago Cubs 74, Sos took tie nIghtcap 2-1 and Tito San and Jim Howarth. Dave (lc'.'elandandtwOrelie'.'ersRod 2Ist-afldTOfl) Perri. The Reds McCo'.'eyblasteda record-tying Mon trea l edged the New York Kansas Cit'. split ii pair wi th it up by blasting San tour runs baited in from Dii) wrapped 14th career grand slam h.uiw Mets 4-3, Cincinnati swamped Tesas, losing 7-5 in 10 Innings Ktrtgrnain with his 18ththe Msvill, three on a ba?ws- Diego pitching for eight runs in homer followed as 11w Giants broke San Diego 12-2 and Houston and then winning 8.3 9.3 the eighth inning Nate Colbert run Sunday in the loaded "That's prett% good corn- baseball game open. rout of Los Angeles while the nipped Atlanta 5-4. homered For the Padres It w as the Giants' fourth con!1(('ove) said upon In the American League. Ba)- par Cle'vcl5nd had a s.s h u t ou t houston renialned one-half streakin,: St l.nui Cardinals,. $C(,iti'.'e victor) and the fourth until the eighth when Don gane behind the Reds in the lS game's out of first place timore' trimmed Detroit 7.2, She learning that his 14 grand slam cxarth one month ago, made it New York Yankees. took two match the career marks of loss in a row for the \lnrw homered for the Phils West by edging Atlanta on R,h Robertson and Mann Ilelms' eighth-inning ""'' Revere I * ,' by Gary Taylor r k-t ..T I . -:"~ if- , think Aaron and the late ('fl who fell seven games off the rif ice (1) and Wdilk' Mays' twoout pinch single. pace in the NI. West. ________________ L': '' 1%.*7 v 4 Giants ' (" ___ 1 . _..Z.-%%. . -.. _. #'%0 ,,, -- �Monday. July 3, 972 413—The Sanford Herald EngigtuiflVI1t Annount'.eiueiit -, 4 1 jrl Mary Ann Cou rier To Wed j.L.iujo ra BA- s • - -- S rey . ill (il's/lcd, i)ennts L. . x c z a i tge Ni Out V Mrs. Dorothy Courier of Oviedo. is anV notrncing the engagement and Forthcoming marriage of her daughter. Miss Mary Ann Courier to Mr. James Edward Alford of Oviedo. Miss Courier, also daughter of the late John K Courier k., is the maternal granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Marshall of Sanford Her paternal grandparents are Mrs John Courier Sr. and the latejohnE Courier Sr , ilso of Sanford. The bride-elect is an Oviedo high School graduate of 1970 and holds an . csoctate of Arts Degree from Seminole Junior College She i currently employed at Florida Techonological University 'there she will continue her studies V trot boll sm ow •- - - ____________ ' 1 V P ----- Sk V Ml - rt. 11, BRIDAL SHOWER HOSTESSES, from left. Miss Janet McCloud, her mother. Mrs. Richard Mrs. Edward J. Hughes and Miss Peggy Blood D. McCloud. and mother of the bridegroom-to StaffPhotcO serve refreshments to hnde-elect and honoree. be, Mr LaMar H Laubert Shower Fetes Miss11cCloud , tutt.l dress, fashioned it Michae' R:ih.'rtl L.utwr th Mrs Fdward Hughc, and June 7X. .t ('hurt l..H sleeves and a bow in tV4 ? For h'rr "' ':' rsd &'rr v.±: Miss Peg uinpkmented with .in .............. hostesses at a bridal sbower. Mc(ioud. July 20 tiriLl elect of honoree conse a caxTIatIOfl corsage. a gift fthe hostesses llihIightIng the festivities w ere playing bridal Genis V a 'T games and the opening of the l*ttr cuipupper lciveh &nd useful gifts the J.sflC t S.ira Joe was all ii-I mer hcn H) Liz MArlimux Ktutdra and Pete took Mrs. guests presented the brideup in it cast Allen to Aihany. Ga.. to visit elect A - Mr nt Mrs Paul Maxwell A ( -(br scheme of s ello XL! I(t'crnt guests at the omi w it.h her niece MailCraw ford. are back hottw after visiting and Dan Williams were While there. the) had an old. white was captured in the decor Jii.fl with relatives up around of vases of yellow and Springfield. Ohm way. Louise her mother, Mrs A. Todd fro:t fashioned cook-out and a fish- with two white flowers grating the said that she had a good visit St Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs fr Mrs Allen said the trees and refreshment table Served with with her stster. Olive and Kent Williams also from St Pete, and Mr and Mrs It A fliiwt'rs were simpi) beautiful the beautifull) embossed cake neoth:, Mrs May l)emms o n, ,nil not content to stop here, the' we're punch. nuts and cookies and that she had a blast visiting Willixins and family Ir Guests invited to attend were Wards prot't'rdc'd with Mithe't with son Roger and daughter. cleamater Joan said that she was going Allen up to Amt'rtcus. Ga., bet' Mrs. H. D McCloud. mother of in-law Jenzue and the b0y&L was gone. she to have company from Merr tcrthpla(e, where she was feted the bride: Mrs LaMar Laubert While she' hot tea and %A ith 0 real Southern fried mother of the bridegroom to t;'urchar.ed Oh) teirtbda present Old England it will give me a chu ken dinner c('rTlplete with lebtiit Keeling, Barbara Jc'ne-' a rriustard seed" in a scalloped crumpets and Candy Checefsky. silver frame, just what I've chance to use my silver service all the trinirnins. Also ('md) (heerlsk. l,. From there' the) went back to wee tabis and serve ui always wanted spent the past Wharton. Pali) Hurt, slit' and are' the) ever good. Albany wtwrt' — -_ three' wet'ks with U'Sr Air Force' Hay. Cathy (lark, Marge Gitut Young Master Andy Thomas, eSpeciati) with tea. Cathie MeKa'. and Ah Sal. , speaking of the Williams Itet Major C. W CulpepperSlnglet.ar) son of Mr. and Mrs Perry and his wife' Thomas, Idadd) PerT) is one fariiib . I must tell you what Also Susan Ha'.. Mrs. Allen said that all told our reliable- Struinole Counts delightful thing little Connie deputies) observed his first Williams did this past weekend she- had five blrthdVa} cakes and Bannister. Ihnria Teiwnseri birthday with a party. His mum When we checked our paper that wherever she went, they Mar) TeInperl). Sand) h,.! found along put the "beg pot in the little pot fington. Debtac Irvin, [k'ht. chose a "Ragged And)" theme boa, guess what we Westlall and Debbie Maharo from the table cloth to the with the paper" A most char- and let them both run over " Sow that's what I would (V ail it ming little note telling Joe and hanging decorations Geneva residents invited to Me' that ''I like you'' and there most tne'iiiorable' i.it usi.en. the attend were Andy's sister, was also a lovely landscape kind of stuff dreuru can 1*v work which she did as a nurse is V -VV I VV itpuiI. heel jkNIAV 1.4 tSlie4 ressi, hhI paternal granir- - Mt Connie is only six years old l.ec Sit'g, he: brother and sister. ac SOflvl e cther, Mrs James Thomas. mother, attended the .111d his cousins. Brent. Wendy and that is what made the en-law, iets T and dear message just a little' inure festivities Speaking o!. old unit Shari 'fliumts meaningful. — Alderman — --)j(Vl(n Li Rut' was friends, it grieves me sorel) to tell cou that mv very dear . birdie told me that Grace While chatting with Mrs down for the v.et'kt'nd to visit friend of nian, 'manyyears, Stroukas and children, Teen'. arid Sondra, are spending the Kitt) Wells Allen she told itit' with Mr. and Mrs Cader G. about her "birthdVa) present" hart IIt'l('n said that her Mrs Emma souLs has passed 'Valeimer in Golfport from her son.in-law and mother, Mrs He-len Aldernuir., f'ouui Mrs Emma -— — was aour dearmidst friend to all 'aba was getting along nicely. Mrs. E. M. well were in need or troubled in any Poor little llcnr) Jaeger daughter, Mr. and Mrs. is who Alderman way and I am so vt-i-'. proud to r('esllv started this school %Sard Pete and Ktuidrae in the Seminole have' ' had her for in'.- friend ie'n eeteitee'r*'d started out It seems as if they H enry ratinfl with a bang Henry ,. Ii r the' w indurful ,tte.. and ended up in ( un' m Geneva ike his arm while playing from tb his fitmily. That's a sad Panama ('it) w ther(' they spent to start the summer. Gosh the night with Mrs Allen's sic_ a is just this tino last sum and daughter-tn-hew ('arrol icc.!ATTENTION HOME SEWERS I II Alford of Miami. His paternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs G W Ahford, lie is an '.VIedo High School graduate from the class of 1969 and is presently enrolled at Seminole Junior College from where he ill be graduated in August of 1972 after which he will enter FT U. in September to studs- Business Administration Mr Alford is a part-lime cmploye at the Citizen's Bank of Oviedo. The wedding will be an event of August 27, 192, at 6 p m at the First United Methodist Church of Oviedo ' ' V I L - / its flhip,c',,,e',,i,s die - - -- - - - - i-... O -- -- . '-"V -V -. - 11 -' - j _ 1, - - -. -. / - fermal length gown blue ,ttiiu with long sleeves and various shades of blue trtm. Slit' tVirru,,el trill to ( h,iior,'l lieu It eeri'l '( ,ugustit,e' arid their ccclsIrs's'; w ill be' 252 Short St OA ii l.FhtS 10: lirolt Ia11.-rn" tl iut h'aii,'mn' Iii l;ik,' tii A.,p,, %ns "ilr I ram 1)i'igriitig %h I)'-'iris'r 1)0 It I 4-11W I ziii't I .i..hie,ri Jersey Knit 45" Wide 3 81; f , j, lt.\(CIIII' I. I I IA I It .1011 of the Order of Eastern ( 4iselberry Iie'lml a 'e'Iiqg,I of inst rur't ion recently Left to right, Mrs Muriel Smith, :,-. nil I ,at re,,'t r,'cc I iit 'p') W,rt h_' t , I r.n rlg,,j I,, .rt UI,-,ri,, V riot ........... 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COTTONS COMPARE AT 51 313 YD 45' YD Yd. ce In tsrtueulitsng i m oll tic Ill cuts liii torn lsl,lune-e1 slit - uucust tic ut.erl .1—Ain. esf the tte'gne''' i l l NECKLINE RIBBING 100% POLYESTER see' fit in a short time The tllinteus Institul'' of rig lice isdisi Tet, hnologv is theory but print 'e.tus'r&'as m en V :odor our perlurlie' chemist Art Ijsre'n:V,s en isiii' the ccfhiVknssccn - no'.,''; sit the' Industry Scientists are' it e.cierk on that it'iiIu ;hescry. and their ',e'.i t".en shoe.'. 'ahethe'r P'Plt' art' attracted to s'uu- h other by clear up uilsi' the .eiC('flt3 It Itias . 11% rfls strir luy one 1H'rlutuue' -'rn.ss surs ire for a hall .e'ntui) uind the popularity 'it .,nesther friflts a lair nia' ,VStm,,gi.n guft th WsIi'n 1,111 sriit'll sine' part in a Al' sew ehs',.tcjrrs tS r,Ie'r Some tl.issIi led ,j ( ( f c ut now we're A real fabric sizzles! We saved when we bought it passing the savings on to you. Delectable whipped creams-100 1. polyester, permanent-cress, machine wash and dry, and solid colors, 4 1 SPECIAL 4th 100% POLYESTER < DRESS MAKER LENGTHS en IN FINE DOUBLE KNITS T uncle', Mr ..cucl Mrs itruc 1972 at 4:30 pin by on' .heirus' he''. Hugh Lake, rustier set tue.' Whitener, prese.'ritt'ei her 'attic a United Me.'ttieetlist gold ring Asteurs Iuuieediite'l) pre.'eding the Church Maitland, istening the Ii mmiii>' and Baby Jessica was coruiplets-ly te on or guests cc e' it' attired in white ctursteniing tertc,inue'd at ci dinner of imiupeerted lcu'e,', organici 'Useet' imuviteel Is, attend we're' and satin ribtans with ii iinit Mr ,tnct Mrs l(.i'. iteced F' Kr,itt txstiiis't e sauue' ,siiit e heitrsn, .ercd K.utti% cif her p.tt.'rn.il gr.i;s'liiisetic"r. Mr and Mrs lurrs l,ier, ,lr-, Mrs. Elizabeth :g I 'is iou's, Mr .incl Mrs llrue.e' 'ase. Upesli it pink Whitener hilitreri, Sueuunt'r sh i.,cc I 'a hick 'a,e'. iiu ide by I ic e S Iarr,iirue' ,,rucl her Mrs. hiradfsrct Guc , Mr and '.tr Itihi1i, presented lot her s (;uthrit' ccliii 'spe-c i,iIls giselp,tre-nt'., utrid their I Icr maternal grandparents s,- ,it lh'nuie cunet Mi% i'res-iite'd ha', with a gold luckt ('lecelanel F: Tarletoni and tier , TO PRINT IN VALUES TO $1.98 YD. ruebes U). PRICES GOOD THRU THURSDAY bSanford— Pinecrest Center f e Next to Sears Maitland—Ntirthof Underpass FABRIC CENTERS) 1601 S. Orlando Ave. OPEN JULY 1 11 (1 n t ists I 0 Christenii of Sc ie WHEN P LAY WEAR COMES ALONG YOU FIND ' By LIZ MATHIF:t:x cc ,ss etcre,strn,'d at thu I Jessica Leigh Wmggs, licumite' cit grt'a t-grci reilmissether, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Dan Mrs (;U% K- llishe;). ecu Sunst,,'.. 7 POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS An unheard of low price on These double kniti. Wow-yarn dyed, two tones crepes, solid jacquards, ribs, mini-ribs, diagonal and others. All tO" wide, dress maker lengths, and machine wash ds-y, Save! $ave! Wws $248 V KETTLECLOTH 0 Dinner Precedes cef the installation. Currently it senior at Seminole 111gb School, fluff aspires to enter the field of fashion and merchandising alter graduation, MISS BUFF KEETII . . . appointee to state Rainbow station . - . the first time in 23 years a Sanfordite has held a Grand Assembly office. 100% V Nearly ly 3 members es Ironu all-Florida attended the rae't,int Both (lasses Identical ('all 33.2SI0 p rtr' --- -- - — i - wing ON BOLTS Bulk Zippers - - %clnhi''i(JIi 3.OU DOUBLE KNIT ;.infcard Moo'." Lsadqr' -- = i EXQUISITE CREPE is-' Bingo 'U new - A and %,;,itl.ihilt- at (linic I I l'atI,'mn lii %ll %ttentling and ('a ri ton ( Hurl Smith ' "I" i , Ann Riley Photo : t Im ITS Popular acrylic knits In an unbelievably great selection of prints and geometries. 00% orIon acrylic, machine *ash sac dry. This is a pod old "me fabric bargaIn, 0 \la'.Irr U ith No Figuring \e, F lu'ri.-In'e .till I (lhIihiIIu'nI , ''U •'- j 'atUi Rain-bow ACTLA41!IëT1 l',esIiei,i Dart- , its.' Miss il,irtsarei Y.l.eiucr t%as icucid of honor. Sin' cclii,' ,, --c - -- 6 DRESS PRINTS Beautiful American dress prints! A back to school special on 00 0. cotton, 65 35 polyester and cotton blends, 15" wide, 4 machine wash and dry. I 1 — - - - emit -- I71O('IO(1 Ifl /ItItUlld Our phone 373-2110 ST iP .m.r,'L i I ç:. R I,) uGh ' T E .' ( .'tS STOgE 40 RS.9T05:3OEACHDAY - VV 'ein( 11/ iss CUTTING CLINIC 104 , The - - hr. ('lasses iv ,th lii -\\I. and I'.tI. 0511' - - - eel tsf 'PATTERN 0tand n136izic4 A WM of W,.d.e+ F'r4c$ V - -. - V . V —— - I - - - V. glactitili uii,il grs'eruer v lit'lrrslsmncnts nuts, ruilnuts, cake ce,u'l ii we're' cci'. I'll I,, Its'' guce''.tc ile'' thin' tf"re'el wi- el'tuiui: ak, wc,c tIc' er,,te''t with blue' lt''t'acen vat It u'liuore cc, is lilie ciii the valley imod silce r l. lls cirud it '.SliS 10111$ el 'a lb iiiliuiiitiiri' bride isiuch grouch Mrs l'.et ?elc,rstuall awl unit Mrs Uesrehs'Il Mcirshu.,li se'r'.-,'el the reck,' cintl pelurinct cc .rc' Miccec I )orothv Ituirk ' V ------------------,itiii Jane. Ihincli heir triiv.iie'i' \lrs (l'Ik'll ii pastel teltit' print "'cts I'' etres sctiite us-• "1 tIc" c,rc-)uiel cur',.'i:" fresco tier 'ae'sisling hesuiqeis't I[litlit' e ueiphs' It-U, fir i we'dlin,: ' - - - tier full length c"si it cilk - MISS MARY A N N C URIER L a. rucnug.'miic'rut 'if cc tilt,' unities, illusion as mtt;is te',l tit .1 he.'ielpiec-c of unatclisn chiffon and satin with seed pearls .e,ot rhinestones - She' (Virritnl .1 bouquet of 'a hits' isre lusts Geiie $ -- • - - ,fcuLl length train Ab • . . c- Ii V Gl'.'t'n in ni.irnhag' is lii', stepfather, the brush' eceire- it / eruflnI length kilcen set white ' hilton over white boil ii s itius with bme'i' trim amid le'citiirung high net-kline' long i.'s''.- e's itoh ,e : #1 to --------------- family (V Cutting Boards I " eithtr stile eel the altar cmii pe ws 'acre iiuurkeel cc ills white atifl ritutNen Ise'.'. * F FIRST ' unuuns, gladioli and greenery me 1. •(-;,; V Ii4iP.V' ii 7 -. A - ' s ' vs..; cited it is q I,J. -------- 'T i ,, The hi Ide'' iei'.ttec'r fumnicel length gown 'if PHIfr'.V 1111111 icriel IijUein cell), long Isliis' ippn'f '410 e I an ,ialIn e e.rciigr. 1 he ,ti"i"'' ,,,.cti,s'r wore' 1trol length elre's ''I blue ehfUe,n w fIle white lace trim, lung itlervell ar)(I hint' tipped ecirniction 1-ulhie'.'. lint the icrpinwiv Is rs'rept foci "11111 helol In Politic'. 'tii. 1114 11 cit the e beirut,, The lii file'''; table 'aces os-erialci with .i whIte linen lot with silver wielding ' Nj ,-• ::;''=_- - - - r 'a If-M0- ODell C. It(";(, Officiating dergs iuian at tIdIV ds-nit4e ring eerriuions-, a lic% I .siflafl Bonifield Miss i iariita ,?.)hrt)n, organist, presented it proVflfl1 01 nuptial musk'. , Mnreda/, IIJI/ I. T'?/? I /I Double Ring Rites MCS Auelre I,. Thn h;il, ML daughter of Mr. and Mr Js4ir BaSs. I.ongwoot, antl Iennt Oi)ell, son of dr ant Mr (luirks K. O'l'.e'Il, Shirt sl J A11191011041A. were us it flof ' IatrtlflOfl) )"rielcis , June , the tArngwIl (lintel, of 197 Gel, 01 I p-Ill, C. (' Pin Sonforci 'V ,,gu -went" I.e - hire rears i!lc'fl we're' tisI smiting l:sc,VrIisL > FOR KNITS IN DOUBLE KNITS . oils in ine'n s eeulssgne's :u been reduced tnsuriu ,,lcniu I, ounce's in ., g.elleeni 1st ,,Ii'esti,el III .er shaving Iotllsn there' ,,nsl ,i hi,sit siuns ciii tss a g.illssn id alt ishi 1 has ic,, Vanilla, T he-'. taken out iii omen s cc s-ill like clean - 51111% sir ls'miu,ene. sidsirs 1hert, is .s rt'sungerce in the of natural essential ;clas suig (1-M) lairs'nc. iii this tiij he slut' a> nthe'tie's to) t'e'olog i ejI itch I ue'ne c's hi usc' nut be dulmli V and tee nose. cmi'. ,ctaiut din.' cit ,m cc'. c-ete'ne'r - e ciii'. use BEST BUY EVER! Od NYLON POLYEST uj COTTONS en I ONE 1C DAY PER ON INCH DAY ONLY C I 79 PIECE COMPARE AND SAVE NO- IRON POLYESTER & COTTON FANCY KNITS 1 ì 1,9 ON ONL'v s.tist and Vfl5 Jasuiuin i'cttc'd s nithetirail> . an) was'. but lilac' ,.nil his of th' r,ilte's snie-Il like list' can be' tirade' rc,il flies'. ci Irsiumi cc tin-ti it is irTuFsss'.it)l(' to c'stlatt seil icc etc hal (V-four Its 36 ounce's (if oils are usc'*l in a gallon tes e'ss ,' nt of alcohol fur pe'rfuine' Fire It, lii ounce's gsse's hilts, J galissni sit a llohcs,l (lii eilsegtce 'siust p,i duplicate th e-mists can about any luuisi' just pert (untie on tIes' nn,irke'l cmii - siunuelly l,esrrnscsn will ,m :i timId It cit erie' b, make Remnant No. 3 AZALEA PARK SHOPPING CENTER 251 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. 3796 WEST COLONIAl DR his HwYh1&92 NEAR MAITLAND FERN PARK �-- .- - -- - " - — -- - I - i- . -- - - -. - - ---- - - -- --- - ----- - ---' - ---- - 4 - ------ - -_ - -- - ' - ----i ---- - - by V T. Hamlin • Monday,July 3, 1972 6B— The Sanford Herald Heron of Fiction _____ _______ __________ eax - I ' .. ALLEY OOP ,. - •r.U-iP.;' ~ 1 ?? # ? :&t&1i.' --- g$ AS l%11L T ittt' 4t) ) ' I _111111117I . ---Lta- .1% b6t. t rmt.- . N111, Alr3(all rore-tom -- der mil t I. r - A flit 611 pilots - . :..._.,;oMt;_r?!..40` i _LL ,;I , I ~_ -1 i bb • ..: about getting pregnant It: By Abigail Van Buren y r_. it lim all catem ' . 1 T choir 49. but DEAR ARRY I am a marrd woZni%, doctor lells me that I of 2o My physically I am like a gir 1 I(iI ll,%~ JIIIr I I Ii7 %!I-i,! I knawn to get pregnant was vo. and that was very unmal Abby, I'm afraid to le't my gulm down because my family is grown fund the lag thing I want at ttus Urne of my Ide is another baby. What do t*i or your readers know about thts medical books tell me nothing, ly doctor thinks I Am I' —, - - - - - - I POPULATION li;~~ J,: I - . - fiJi i - b. -v..r_ , 1 ((i - '$II - ' r- " * ~4:_ I LI .. .. ler them from the big city near u 1w bnd1e special ciccasions Shoe had ordered some Lime, so as a )oke )uthto but they did not aime I I' Pr sliced raw Irloolatioes, wo put a few on each plate. Whert the platilis came back to the kitchen, tt*ry wasn't a potato slice to be se'n' But for wr&s afterwards we fulding them In ficowerpotAl. vats" and under the ad& —, — - - K,-, — - . _- . \, f ,/ if L_ Let's Make A / 9 \ ,,f \SJIS. —i- 'i l lt'llP V - N- , I .11 1 I !71 I i t h t >.;tk tie came cover t1-.'jotn'of the t ends to make nic - I.II .1 - C. 1 -- I '!!k r / i-- - Tr LUS? . !I 1 -. of~.,,,1, .1, I - " I L J / Jb EEINALL - I ,I A ?I ` I-t UNLEGGHEBRI 0 . , lit •( fairy The Green To 41(yrientAl enin (fileard I (9) Newho,wood r,ame S1 First Woman It 14 i•'j I I a X, (1) I Love Lwc-ro 16 19 I • (6) My Three Sons (0) Movies 20 4 — — 2s-ls S Fromich World Storm et 1)0 (2) R.urr oP,,v Place f,.i> i Ai? :: Secr 3 ) (3) ..')Cout,st>,. ' r j'flfaie 17 FROM H3 WIRE Monday A Tuesday 42 2711,hlcalr>arrp I SO GKIMPIf llii~~ , 2I lotafria!" I %trail"t? ,If 15 E F GoWG .9 : -. vor r l Let's MMo a '' 4InrPrrtr.rI 13 -- THE BADGE GUYS . 1 -- 'Ø 1)Ifulit"Il' " it' i a---' - i - - - ,-A IIIiii1olD AF-,I- R T~IIE LION3 0ve 1AA6 IT I? T fi -111~ 'e )- I., ____114 >011? ' ZZ Pr rr Tmr ..______ 0~ - - 34 MythtcsI heron, flavt host German I Prorinclun hIram __________ ______ .j — ' I .3 40(oir - j' - ..% 1).rnoI,sh,r = Difillroilth . L.........._ it ' ' te uci , .. Natalie .nIT:nt 1. ' ______ I __________ by Bow.n & Sckworz / ii ________ - 13;Zj1-,a:j OP0~6'o;. L_ -1 . / -1 I 5EN. 44E6 PAJ-;r1"43 - i 0 1,11, " , 1 -b ".- A;, mhet1wy tr M.hr,m II ITT rn I, VA. ki C':. 1 "' 4rT - _ - . , o - 4S Roof fir,a " 1f 7 Crooks & Lawrence ______ s 42 tsr kn 7 loola.ctil,noo, 7 by - .~ 4)Ono% I I f-L'-^.rr1JL`y-L1fy.TA1W.P104 70417 kV4"010f`J.. rHAr - --:--- __________ - th 101 1\-Ilrnt - THE BADGE GUYS ". . t .i night I otlxr h14 . her than '''' u parents, ..eg Cls'' that hose come in %ill) trinkets (or little Iovs, She puts thuse in the corners of tier lyed ;,nd next n~orntng she is quite happy to Ilia% -Aith the-sr surprises until one ake her out of tied -SIRS. E 'lq It) News r7 . i -- • • .It DEAR M *a .,siaT.i-.ruu3 is t ar,1agewould ae4tberaaonetbIilattBtlOSlt0t0Out with other girls. few sak fair lais flasic" 9 permission. [tie . Los's M L ife ) 6 - 4% fl 10-I I I .1;, W 0-- 1.. - AtOCI FL, K:I%A r,Arzt: o4i!tfl- A,:Ct'rTrr A -a r4toir Style A 11 E- -- - 4- / I i1i : A r• 0 4' (0) Love. American A: IS (6) lluniihonso Alrrusn,00e Voricty ( / ;'/ ” L . 1) CAPTAIN E IT SUDDENL%ooif . - __-___ 6OO() ShmMm, (5) Gtinsmot. f• _1 ol"i .4 1 -1 / -:,_—. -" fj Iaiitv 1I.,t' i•4 - r .-. ' I I 14MINe'S POINTIE11S 1:() r -_-__ Deal r DEAR ABBY I ant going with a wtrte'rful guy. and we are talking about getting married, but a problem has q-, _,.. --- F ( t-K)w I ') I V Z).. . 111~ .1~ ., FULL IN THIS PooL ic OF SuRPRISES! --- \1' ' / V>44Et'4 I GET pt, - \ j_ CRA13INCY Not:' -'- — — _.1jC.,i-ty,, 1' c'1::i.i; I - — — — -_ _ ''< - Ii ~ 1 ) I . .,,.-,, (__C ~ 58 II I ::-.: . - /- ) AMANDA, TH WATER coushilons come up heuy that befcwewe get nrrwdheW*Jidllket0g0 ,tlike IIa Ilyust i it it's not that he doesn't e m2, W he would Jug like to have a little variety before be iettI down 1 suppose I should be glad that my guy Is 5,0 h0r*A wlith me about thu, but I am by nature a )EWOUS, Person, anod I don't waint. to even Ulink about my guy being with 11 ~ I III, -'-.-.. IT J 1. I „ ,A ..,.....L. ._J.)i.L.. I . TUESDAY - AFTERNOON L! loole, - .. 1 -- ~,_ III U 37 Somethang in >our c1urn cauced ri-c ti I)F.AR AB8 I hisortn't Lhought of in ~ 1`1 -orth"'tharing: r .q i ) (:as, i'r rune lucy rfs.i It. ar ra oV 10 JO ()) that either (6) Mor,oir Gritf;n o metriforkstiosAchievernentor .r ,,) Silo (9) Fashions in e-arw1ro, 1', ,' (3) To Tell the I 10 - r loor.p. ar1in )0 U) Virginia Graham () Dragnet - ' 11)0 Cons.qu.nc,, -- - (6) Romper Room ( t) Movies A Dl:~ ~~n r I —. I ( ) a to O4r 4mmarlitaiin 11 E VNiNO U) I Lweam of Jeannie, U) Ivuih ,4Ifl4roofimstont ran lder A 1r,innerntic prnicifitot ix what ( hilt h.* høn iind.'rjioini 4 the nratim of 1 'l.SIOIl MONDAY ' ) .- --t - -: -_ -7- - C -, J - i ll~lx , 11u , ____________ _ z rt - PRISCILLA'S PO -- ! ' .• -- - l , I I 1 , lko!cw iI-'NF \ i:,: - ZERO s / OULD E REP4ASt4 T'*r r I e/ #1 by lo,yw.s U i ir - I e that he has heard of a -zopossible. Moo doctor I$CI up, woman be aring a child at ladv. DIMO BURNS SERIOUS! I PA ploilyeoll fly Pat Ilingle. filling in I,roiagura flatelmll In what reoilld 18411 ,q1tittrdfly afterrinorm, thp is, orinleq playing %fillotirn Strine rectipsor. Ile ridled the so ate% from o1w,ro-hrart qurvry tiwi mptwitider. N114"t,trinlit-ii f,rit riwilmit Tigers in Tiger Staidi- ,ishile ( ,,,~,. ____ CAMPUS CLATTER I I 4 , I,.. ",I., 4 r T IF11(' Pr' U iifS *7- \ 1 1_.~_ _.. I I— __ — I I V Larry / - :,-i IS.. - , 0 104 k'N ''I'llfrow Dirwlorr In Town " The f-w droctior arrive% in flown, it, trmain ior lite rwxt i;l or rjlj . . &.T T.) 9ELE% Nr 11 41. . \ ___________________ loo;P il,i 31f;:, V'" 1'.1 it /,-- f-J, "l....I . . ç / - 13 — 1 1 , I&, kEE 1 - 11 EE . 4 PI-i -& 1. :*,, C.td -__. ç NA $1ILk fli&k *t E '1 '... 'I Ilighlights . -41 Burns ARE FS ttnII Th:s(1tfoof h.h1p4r _ A.—. .- I'll ~ .... L~_,1 ____~ ". CAMPUS CLATTER starting Bumo IHI\ • Monday.July 3. 19fl-7B IheSnn?ordHerald byV.T.H.mtin " 'N ___ I.,. -_-) -I " , ~_ - , HICöiJ ALLEYOOP — ; -T . L ~ , I la . I i - - ;.1 - L~ ,_ ~~ - C. 75 I . ' k _____________________ iI - __. . - 21 - — — 30 — — (2) gCaomrrai Is) Perr ot Masan R"Allow I 11W ~W ^ d.q I r u.r.t Jarw, NOW :36.1ii 111,111 I..... ." S,~ III, . Aos It __ -- 32 33 - — tom of one half so a cork -; P RMWW W GE N ERAL 11 'L)E( I[S kr. u'L.sUaU) 5°° da> and eentng to rut in motion tho plans for action that you have been coritsdennj but not gotten around to yet Combine the best from the past with scnie ideas and metho,is that will bnng )ou up to dair, and thus csrry the best of the past and pirwrit into ___t~.,_^. It— I— _hwl%Jl.. _______ you are fond cit can bring Doing so mething kind for thc' LenLnj is good for reading >ou much happiness as (ilMlNl (May 21 to June 21) If you listen to the vie w s of good pals tcida>, you can ,.ain new respect and greater happiness, so tel Out to e them early Plan just ho to secure the things )c>a constructively ar.t most in the future Think ClIILl)RLN tiune 2 to July 21) Doing someth in g of a ,ibic naturt it fine on this holiday Show you Appreciate the country )c'u live in. You understand better how to get ahead in the homing days, so make concrete MOON runs now to Aug fll ou cart have kisurely LiD (July discussions of new outlets and ideas that will make )u.ir future t'nghter You hue the inspuation to acluese your ambitions Making many new contacts u fine but choose VIRGO (Aug 2 to Sept - - r DEAR IIWA.Y-Should ep.,.tyni s.lilts be rencwe~ annual], u lien used under carpets and in closets to keep moths ' au- a)" I kno-A they. rna%. lose their scent and I assume that i shaI moths do not like, but mine seem t h.it oncidrable sent left lieu tofure, I hate rvnecd their, annually, but am nut art to do anything feeling too well and do Ott VFl\ that is not necessar' - SIAMP10 IO.:t '3 to Notor 20 N'ou have an corportunit% to do a great diral to limprolor Ilout future, so don't waste time at icily amusements Shoo c>urtuy to those who wort side by side with you Aloud one who gosups a great deal SAGITTARIUS (Sc's 2 to Dec fl) You hase the time to go out for the a.muserrients that really give you pleasure. wo inake the mos, of itsio opportunity Get busy handlmg ctcstj*c matters as Avoid some situation that is to places and with people %ho can help you greatly Put - lituti; Hobbles are fine In p m in the company of good friends, relative% PIS( I-s Feb '0 to Mu '0) Although >ou want to make repairs. etc . he sure you stud) your usucgs account well first One who has much data will now give it to you This can soon add to present assets IF OUR CHILD IS BORN TODA he or she will be one of those delightful young people who is ever alert to gottlit"n around hun of her. W will quickly adopt any sugitestions or ideal Urhich the parnts give Since there it btilliance in this chait, voill fullow through Issith duties most art all fine here Much success is pootutilt July is now mady For your copy wrid your birthdate and $1 to CarroU RiShtey Forecast iname of newspaper). Box '- ),.__, . - ;- 71 •-- - - - r .. -' - ut--ii, V A K- / , - - -.. -" ' .' ulis I. - I ) '. ' 0 , - :MHO"E 5 , I - ' - -- .00E , o l ,,~,_ — r. . / I I -- - 4I (- ) . ( J S.ri.O it A A I I -'•- l \ a-%Jfl V5.(4 •vuislaQIIJT '-- • DI I ASK - - • - . r I _ . -- e- - i ," . _~ V's,, "o- of 14011114ilffUlA proper . P 0 #.-a 489, Itiod,to cot? Clopition, New Yetill, NY 10019. -.- — . - " ; , -.__ / - U 1 it .- I - - \ . __- I I ..!,~,, ,i;-_~,_-,ar,I .- I L_ III I - ! " - - S • Sanford _____________ 8 a ______________________ - '_OUEY ___ lom Krm _______ _____ and ________ ________ I ,II, O ou --klln' I TECHNICOLOR* -- 01 LAY4 soo.c ) . I \ -, .I- A . 11 c LArriJ II ,.;a - t., V , 1 1 %, I k.i .I ..".. I " I .'. -t-t -- - -. - - - _' -. ./ - 1 k i - '- • s______________________ - __ -.. t - I I -'i"_..,J. L. U( Going to the FIrLLr,ILr 1. — 2) I. ____1 I 1 M.*tR Ii Lc'l [f*P*T THI 1 I ,.A•L' ,1: 11 ' L I,,4a,, Wl7oop19AlE5i . , - _. , A'..'_ - -1 . cAOIAIN I V %, CAJy OF I'ME WA7EV. I ~), - I - - - - ! 0 II. 0 I I` - U TP -,, ) .;I " - ---~,.., __ -_ I - . A bucket or barrel of or Hon c> Dipped chicken is the periect fuel to keep your motor running while yOU enjoy the race , p4 JA A Its Hoaoy ____ 'st5M 455 as OICA* FONDA -.i11 SUTHERLAND -1 - PL US A T to 4s tenhl 00 f .-- ;:r~~ - ,:~, - I •\ I i,^ i,tl M V N -) I \ tasi to 0;I % : - Falk_and Sy_Barr - % I - - ___________ T 4 - W, y14 ____ Recipe for tx~dy fuel I I _1<i___ " Famous -- ___________ eA -- I - ft FRAMIEAF6G IW - - __________________ 516 O •• ,..a ( Do 6 TIlE PHANTOM P1EV KIDS' M.STIPiCt IL 4 euNasoAv iuv lots iIUOI iF___ I i II — .% Mon Walker - -1 ~~ L 161. f 'w '1 ElF 4 - 1.4 LRNSBU - 0 IZ u ) (. I Y T41110, - - >, - 9JJj, ' I -- ,I C-5 1 / ! ' , . .1.• ) - -1 , ~~ - ( r 9 I I - 2~ _r.k_,1, I - , ,I , I. I option _________________________ ! !1i..,ir --' 4.1/ 41- C4 TMM P1 II(LP65'5 15 14t SIOT 5,u; E, . ,/ r doctors PH. 322.!211 2301 S French 1 '-.:' -' b Chic Youn . air ,, 5OO'i —" ==- - ._. D "7~..-IIIIIItIII " 1 vt i I ( M ______ '-f ..._. yrs - .- -•'------ - .Acr.r . , -_, :]~~4)l- I F I I I )O P _Ir10 J ellL . r r ,- r RAW OYSTER BAR ( COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' WKN You sit SM In C! - ..: lIF 't'' I I .. .. . 0 '---J '. i.OUiCt OPEPi DAILY IPiCLUOIP4G SLPi I c.... -__ . TCi GAME'' . 39 $ SPECIAL I : • 1t1 S '>..LAQ '- I I , If(/ lorlsologersiorel y Priced - •- , , ~J /, -' _ __ -- ---- • - C.. i1(;1::. ""oil On Wheels" I F- "-- - - a SI't.CA.. I '- ,_. / i - J I WITH RALPHIE. I —.' J -,? ti,- - IF We Still Have Our I .A LITTLE O10E WT 1tLLJN I ME I 6e-4C*JLONT t3'D I-4LR THAT FRT. I I wANT' ,C1J 'It) 61C' ) -•'. 10 I ~ CHARLEY- -i . , _'E4_E 1_2EAlt, rZA, N-- Service From 1130A.M. see pM. _________________________________ :- ---. I ~ - • BLONDIE - 911I . Th j - "or -- 5 I )J__?) -- ________ - I - W SHOWING _ — . 71, III. A I ~_ -_ Ull, " -3 IL %A - I I .'rV"ID •)' d - e , E C Jm - I _______ W" -t X. M10 MITE SHOW 1 %\ ('i)-_. /____ _-7__i_ _ iEE'IE !--- I) - D T ( 1- I 1I I - — - — House Of Steak by Dick Cavotli LPr-iU r&'. TEL3 I I ATA CAY-P I. RE _P .x J I NeXrTQJ'fl-t4T I 'iHINK " t_-_ ,,,,A I DO 1% , Im D I ~'N I . I r)", -_ -_ '1 / , __/ I Er. Pf- V,S ./' ~ . 7 I5 A.CA...P-E , I - - - / -.--, _________ rVE%EQAIo. ) I '' • I _ - k P WINTHROP L _,IIII4 4 -.4 ,r.40:7 -1) I It )) c-4cc., s ill _ I I.- . r -I.. .- -- . ' I '; - — _ILJ "----c--" ( -. - -. l,- , -I f r/ W .o-_ .- "(,U91 -84 i.tss pisiir S%h,-n %sblr. food thir Isirlir, -! fil toed wtoiti, lit-i 52 ----- I 150 _"~]J I -'D - ___________ - — (VIC ''. - k-i ' A __ 1~ __ I I ~41_ \ ritz ia 1 JV I / I I I / ..—. ' Y_ s 41 Il si... - I .. A __ '____•__\ .1 I ______ West L_ / 49 i-ty P 0 __ / I I ( ._,_2" : lkl~, 101V%ol S 4t 1 "Ill"'I J I m: *'Then tie sevol a %4:1) IL) work on twth suits lie ,• - . - T- - -A: '--.i I I -\ ' . able to make plenty of tricks I ___________ ______________ I I ws low 4,outti should fi ncst to guard against the ssibilits that East started .1 .ft tfli' nt-en s 40 -i I I / \ I - i I! ,,oi,, - 1 '. - t - "%,!!. t.1- lito osuald & Jamrs Jacoboi most wins the 1IJe lead and notes with disgust that th act king queen Jack of spades represent just two tricks for him Oiwald He alsu had just toosoco tit-art tricks and need, 1c) gel five froin the minOt '... ' -.. 1~( %% t)e pla%~ itie clubs once Lsi ;, - - - • "I 7voo 1.400 starts ihe bull since it splits :-I but oi4hen he leads suitth I I " _• I I, : - __ - __ t- /. -) - •, --'-- tie SS,si - --1- '-_i------ -'I I ..i- :-± -• I ucsald !le stas lucky ti fitid t'st with tiN' diamond but he made his own luck bv • I I i ti clubs and makes his run- - -, % ) •-.-..: ___________ .' ( I --- I if Q• 7- L /- - t-III /I . P' . , 11 1X.t!; :';y I .cr HE Le -a. E :- I __ ./ I 0 t., ~, 7 1, - unpleasant. most important to you now to do whatci wit' improse conditions and harmony in that sital realm of )our We Do some entertaining tonight or else rest and plan entertainment for tomorrow night Reading can he LA ...'- LA A ._t: •A .- J- -- - - o.J - I ( )- l -S 7 MAT % 11 - by Bill Howril I ___.. - - "-h. - :-' rat e Dor.*t get home .•,.' 1' - ..'. 2.) i ou an t'anile certa n good friends later to the pitiksurt you like 1) - SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER if I ,I 1111, - Easter, then decorate the outside. ill ss ith candy or Little gifts and tape ends together with colored masking tape they can be hidden or put in the childrens Eacter baskets I am already thinking of Christmas and decorating these eggs with felt, lace and spangles so they can hold a pike of Jeelr>. hanky, small bottle of cologne. etc A small hole could dI be made in one end of gaily decoones fur a ribbon hanger to ,' tI r ugti arid then the eggs hung MItS I '' as ornawertI5 tri, &AV revirl loo., 11--il ... WINTHROP I)EAII hiLl.Y-Sae those ;.nt hose eggs until next a 7/•_- .__,#_, i ~11_=___A_ 7, -1 - .. thinking about how to straighten out any arguments with 0VEf1WdL67SNCr- -' _,, ----i ( - . It I ,E4CE i' I F- J . make mate much haprier in the future Show Lngenuit) %hete pleasure is con. r I lb : _n___ 6-.- 1 -11= I --".- I dC.VV.LLJ,JC. fII,~ -,-el I. ED TO 11 J.. t - Ve and hapry Join those wi.thl groups that 8-C reated to ycout pattern of life Avoid one who it a troublemaker CrtJO> OC 1t-R"S tAn .0 to MI> .01 OU I )OU are more r'>JCrn LXI )OUt thITIkU'J pIeasrrs no . _'- I _____ .!:I~ . !~ ~ - -,-,: ,.,,.2 I , ,;z~, I~ f - I - I - the eg olitill not come a pa rt viiiien filled For a collar stand t :.! c:rdt::7d *,.,:dh _-dh,-:..%-, b:chr' .! --p>pe' and glue the 'tnds togttte to form a ring St-I shakers inside the collar These eggs could slu-) be used tD make head.; for pull. pets b cutting a hole in the bottom halt for flit- fin t r and then glut' halves together Add features and gui on barn for hair Cut a >itci. of fabric to go ostr I! ( hand Insert index finger through the hole For arms. tuist tubtyrr hands around t he fabric and your thun "I"Mik"Rk ( 04=0 ~ ) , ',. / - ,, - Rwoe- FRIED CHICKEN 1809 French Ave. (HI-WAY 11.92) Sanford %-* L11,11itio,11119441ILLI Cet,oit - �SB-The Sanford Herald ra Monday, July 3, 1972 A Year After Being 'Bailed Out' Lockheed Still In Financial Straits i1e1 the nione to enable Rolls .lump. it ki' .ol,l i%flt IA 0 IflOti %f - nlhiln plant are beioj c. Hauhthri appealed for govern. Ro'&'c to stay in business and of the 272passengcr planes merit help, declaring that uith tions Associated Press V.rftrr The Tristat's main li program offrred airlines separate fi. nut it the Tristar A year ago. Lockheed was A WASHINGTON Al' flO per rent of the petition is the Mcl)inaht. nancing for 'aould be scuttled in Pertaon bus,reeling from $484 million tractOr could go Into hank. healths flrvu of 'il that happens. I know of cost of the engines with lithich Douglas DCIO. an Americ. rupt.cy . Then Lockheed Aircraft riCSS. a huge federal loan gwir- losses on four government probunkruptr of absnlutd) no itim to keep Rolls still is having problems built three engine ;ur.bo, and Corp received Federal help The ant" and ii helping hand from ect.c and from the tinenine European airti is Where is Lockheed toda ^ Britih lixkheed out of bankruptc," following report by Dona Id M. Britain solar have failed to lift Rolls Royce Ltd loan 'vaitahlc' earlier, the Dt'lO million of the It used $100 said Rothberg of The AP Special Lockheed Aircraft Corp. above builder of the engines for the he to obtain extra far has outsold the Tristar 170 t The Nixon administration guarantee Assignment Team looks at financial storm clouds that Tristar 104 and financing and nc"* cues the IAickhecd owed a consortium backed Haughton'.; appeal threatened it with bankruptcy Lockheed today. h('Ctl Mi'.; it i11 .;IM after a long arid bitter fight, tia nk' a total of $ 'O0 million The nation's No. I defense of 24 banks I40 million It.; nmking morw' onre it elLc tie It deIit'red e !rst thre'-en th iorth , arc-or-ding to a Penta gon Coiurtss VOk'd it, pledge itr' .rintractnr. he avily In debt. has )S2hi Trtstars. A c1acs this .;pnng to t%een girw Thstars For up to $(' crnment credit ri.. $240 million The pegged Its future to its big stuth lied Pentagon stud) puts t Eastern and Trans World Airmillion in new bunk loans commercial jet, the Tnsuir banks iuIdrt lend jin.% l.o. p hrws But since obtaining the figure at 370, an estimate kept alive S.IAx'kheed Editors'.; Note A ear ago the nation faced be passiibihts that it.; biggest defense cons. i - . WITH A PURCHASE OF BUCKET OR BARREL OF CHICKEN . . FROM MARYLAND OFFER GOOD 1 Your Vote . 0 0 0 It Does Count 71; 61*" 1 N MON.,JULY3 and TUES.. iut.vj FRIED CHICKEN 210'.D S French Ave lii JiIllItll.11 iiritiJ*tt; Jcgtet tith muir tiii,, ii, - Tuesday, J ul y 4, 1912-Sanford, - Florida P r'cr i's v Remember Fou rth Ernest lewis Patricia M Basso France.; L)ebosc .3 C Hampton Geneva Bradshaw Anthony J. Hall Martha S Howard Of ('opIi' ti1Ii 'itul of J ti '')tC .'' • iii ;'i Neu,1 St'r it'e . lithe II .1 I'ii'siittiuii.iu ",1 GIiria Have, Mabel A Tillis Rhea M Cooper Etsitse B Elliott, Altamonte Spring.; Salvatoer Turruie. DeBar) Anna Tctschrier. fleRary . " I;,Ssr a 1n1 pt.:4 i'! ti,iiHR l J ,.ttitr il(¼1 i in I' i H' '' / ,4.;s" ._ tI,,,pe f ' mit i •3 0U - a ' I I - pOl( .ij f .ür C I 5fltIi'i I' 'i 1. . 001 a • -tt e'" rcliahlcinfor hoth tides Seek 541T d out 'AhCl' h'7 I'Ir l'ht're wt'r '' snakl ' ' ' .uid lilt It' I Ia I i'ottt'ni Nixon invites World To Land Of The 0 for- l'(Iues and spin \kIiii % t, filch wcro-ttaili'd lua true. pulteli ,htPd they When they \vere first h), 'dVe 111) 111 ;Intl stopIX-11.1 ;lIld filled 1111(11 C\( 1- 0)(Ki'li l, start spinning madly shower trig s*$'kR In .'verv , Its III \I'I I 4 110111.11 %',s,s,i,tt'.i lots-%-. 1% rftcr UI,' 110011, lnie,t of hit' flilist' rn.'tkt'i's ban been ii.t'd I k, Calif. ' \ up and there would he a lull in tttçeflchr'4Ing lii' l'Ia'si'l'l. :ixon tuued \I i -- I i often .14 hours. i it uu11,i44,vr Ii. itatlon to Isle farnilit's would get tugt'thr for a )i('flIC dtflntt'. lii strut t 1 '. i visit the United It som( bod s \ 4trd I pi. 1)1)11 k iii. \ Iliv ir lit \t door bir thday In PI-16 ' nR'ghhors in those days I I merlca be known and hard-boiled There would be sandwich thra-jout the world as and eggs and lemonade and t'ikt' tutu t'uokit big I.in i the ostn door,'" Nixon In'mg a ants of course. Maybe st)nIt'b(,(t\ s titild /. ti l l i ti i live holiday radio ni1idt' iU "' Ire ezer of hom e made 1aWI 1 from the Western packed in ice'. And tvervbtxI - ha a Wtidt.tful Iii ' direction. Helen James H Gault, Lake Monroe Solonu holly, Orlando C.4. CL Strader, Titusville , Ronnie Sullivan Lyman I. Myers Thomas 1. Sullivan Frank L Dumpier Richard I. Lauir Mary Jo Smith s'art intl ask. how FLY THE, ', • ,. In &-.o.i- ) JU Si' I' oteuttt'ii today is the dalo we're, HO N OR supposed to AMER ICA I)on t give mc that blank Sanford - - - Ii) John A Spolaki O JUL' l,l9' ADMISSIONS - for in E1\t; ' d.v-~ii ',*, dIV a prepaed ll,. tI....4 r Arlington W Willahan. John L Qic'chi. Deltona Janici Jackscir., Oviedo BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs Anthony Brown. girl, Sanford :\rttt when evening finally caniP .vt'r'v.tte Iurkb bit'h took home for the final displa of place 'ifter dark. this great annivers.ar festival ought III be ca)tbi - c'elsbration of it a people. There .art' still Af,, to be righted, .ini new go.il' ,,f proud past. peace, props t . - justice .ini ainitstuite our dreams of ii be tter envhr 'riiit'rit tIi t$ The P'r' .a'flt spent mw-i' brighter future.'' lie struck much the wine Monday it ts office, near his hint 1,.-re Among theme Iii a formal holid..i> rne"r oceansi those hi unferre.i with were sage that said in part: "Great trials and greater Ikor'. , Kissinger, 'sIIct4iflt triumphs, still lie abated for us a.; for nation.al securitt. affairs, D1001 r en n Ii Fi r.duil%fl: tAPIR') it4 Ni x on signed I4 ai priv.sts' i1!s .10.1 I." rid p I sIt ttlPI%tii' - :. . .' . . - - - p ii . -t '. -. to t1i., 'i .il*a. .ttlbk f'w if ftr" frok-ra if An: '. • n..r. ,r n.' .' 4wi' r hi Zt - bWti(iflit 1 '10 i i .1 it a i"a' 40 ' _________ ' .ishingtiifl ft.;i'riunted re 'it former Secretary of asur, John H Conn Pre' s." LLr.i-i 1'> ..t te named to heait the. Ziegler ru' 1 'ut -'; " 'Taa negotiating team at the .. of .i sPeti.1 0. -tutu' • " n. Pje.ii'e talk..; in Piric .- - t$ 'r also - - " rer ' .' if f 01ifni r Pn%Ali=r aspressa' I I pt' that illifl 11111111.--' sssIIisl heiiu ( ii is' th'- - - ours. Conic and let us say thank you. Come and join in our -. 1 - and never realized that liv Della Elliott, C.asselticr 3 - ~khich nvarlysphl your eardrums Terry Schnydrr. DeBar) Norma M Best_ Deltona Frank Trautman, I)cltona Lioroth) E. Lordan, Deltona Donald W. Mar-plc Sr., Lake rl In r - r r II Iflfl'hIs it'i - - Con ab f ought tit be solemnized with jirnp and parade. ith show DL'WHARG IS Sanford Mark C Brown Bell) L Perkins John Iliggisun 5 Arthur Aspra) Thomas l)una Mrs Isuth Walker .. Jul 1. l 6 cciix'ople spend the holidv driving rila(ilv about th enünent "estiniwN country, thereby giving them Iii.' oj)paartUflity to r'rii'' b tile Jt uplO of thi , ,' ii.,- slaughter each other bv hundreds and indke 11 - -- -- o 1e / - It a .as (ieorgt \tiistiingttii vaiii, tb' A:nit'ricans Lit . 'k lot , there be ri s&ctionalistia. n ',iatth South East or West Vi 're all dependent one soother sand should 1w iiOi' In union. In one word, be a natco 1.- Anus'riu-,snis, and be true I .abcrt A Mclnt .itn'ut Wnshtr.gtc \Auyrw Moran Ruthu Lee Thelma Moors' Gilbert Mildred - - iiitt. 1111LIIII , tdiu.'da. Vs ith widely scattered il C iI'flOi)li I hihiii(inisIt,iVs ('l's Highs 118 to ¶51 l.ii tonight 70s v ni per cent today and 30 Pt'" Rain probabilit y ci' ni Wt'i irtt'st ii'. Variable I,iIl(i'- It) ii) I '1 III- I0 ii ' -- tlis ii tflhihlflhiII ;'i-idU' Iirn the 976. . lightsand power. - - "tist \ ' - unit' ' ' uriC Mvr.l.y dir lion , Ih'ioCtiitt' Ili a FI'&Lattrnes'c .aried that t'n ed !iv,itat it'll had 111 .a National Con efltlnfl,Ihr ua'cJriaI gosernuiefl has ts'mpr arily lifted the . n,iidpr.sriti liii - . r.1. ' • ' on po'. r .t.r - 5! r':.a ri .: ur.ilI Incrr.i$i.'l scour tmp-r i.-Il stu n'.;4), fsl tkgrt-t- s Ut judge this fearet hi,',cs po.c'r dsi LN scull ;u4i ,!xu plait disc huir$' wtll ,at*i'.t' Ut' Ji&tlL e I 'IMartcr.t attcrr.ey .i,rrrij to lose u% J,nnti ft-'krl temperatures truz ti f .i pertoil r. .tr I&I:. ti':cus:h next S.itur't.b) h! t st point the En'. runinental after Pr I .- tlor. - - ii 'lii' the effect.; ( the .an either agree to u'utfi' f ur th'r extend th waiver -•r i94' it If the tatter proves to sc - iiiI e'oher tie fort -sit to iiil.,Le th e Lvdt'tniI standards or be the t'.t.;, F'l1 can Like the ni,itt&'r to federal cis&i,rt again, - s3 degree iiiiut set b) the u. 'uring , rrnment e I hu. ttp' •.rgut'ti, the ',' Kattw Griffin I 1arnrLa R Wi Jean Platt Jeie tuc' 1 Toni V Mor1 Irene BrooI. Sheila Alber' tiast' learned that SUUI '. !iiut to be measured not the position one has rcactau'd life as us the obstacles ccliii h I as 0% cr ,,t , tix while trsins to , • - ' .' -' . •. ,, - ____________________________ - Other Side H In education we ire sin'. P Mi:t.ad Rot,crt hiobert H I3arpti' Janet Dugan Rut. ________ - . .5 . ,.., - - 'I Ethel N M i klos. t)eltru. Walter Este.;. [)cltorui Diane E Marshall. Gerw. John N Lord, Jensen Reac ,,.. • - -i; "•'' _________ . , inak or ssc lii ''.s' ive' or Ix'ni.;Ii t.and arid lilt hear' Aaron E. Hutching.;, Ne va, Smyrnu Beach lucille M Sharpe. Titusvilii ' '-'' - 41 - _, -'-' __________ I P-1, 'ii I%s'attii'ttiirii' cctiia-hi stii,iI'! ' ' ttJ ,. 'l).ariiu'l \•-1-. lilt. i 4 do-. ,_ - -j 1l• -' 7' rb__U - - F4jr ij - tot lk I - - - ' Ii •. ,•,,' '" ._ - 114-111441 cc hose Just poSct'rs X , 'l''ris,-iI from the sflss'r,t Ipf ttt u'. t'nr,ed, Is ti,'t4s 1.11 > in .i r ipulilit it sos e're'Ign ta,itla in of nm', soc ereigna states. ZI -. - AIRMAN Donald L to .,rs.l 111,112"r'1Iirtri OPEN 41h 01 and ala separable; established upsini those pnirwipk.; of fna'tolialti. .'quality, justice, and hiulniatalt) for %thit'i Ariut'rk'atri patriots s.o'nif it- ed their list's and Ii fortunes " I therefore believe' it is iii> duty to Ili) country to love it; to support its Constitution; to ohw>its lass to nt'spe'.-t its flag; anti 'faferaul it is g ot tni.;t all Ani>bu'Iy have on the ttuutter' ( any questions ' liar's t , , , lilt l.i'.t I 'e-u'uiitaer 5 hlu'ii is '1- pii'sitik liii iiI,tditto 0 tiisl iii IuitlIi II ils '.t itii iiit,'rih II' I tiltaihlit .1 ut ;1 ilnI)c't st;I1uuutl1iiths Si IS I a hoist I it sIti I J Usift tMi oit, r) tit ilre I k liiiliim is 's.slfa lit cc is kit isa it 'it hi iii ii s letter is as follow's hIka Jul 1w rIlwinc l sctiik he was I lois-i' Just read our ottO It ..,,.kt,'ii IllitSOl tettut'iati'tl his t he teIh.i as' ha', transit rrt d tint .1 the let ; %.I% that I i's $ lelhir HOE X _- -I titoili ii a(lgt' \i ta IA- rfeot union, onus' '-'- I Of $ 'Si :pS iroiiiuit'ntly sitsiala) cii biatnes and places of busins', J ha' lie'sv in the United Stat'-' -f Atiae'ric-a as is gus t'rrtnis'nat #4 Ott- lwupk. Ii> lbs Pt'oPk', for it,- - ( .ak'ntt.it It Iii IA-.-t .;A untkrst1anil isiut u rtir soon a t our Ittli But ato to too A 0: kiiu)St, ttit'ri' are twis .;iile'i C's t'r) shot) l'hit' Isiflt'r's .it thu t ilufItY )I'll also has r it "the ine'ittt'uit in cch'ti )tuaa tpu -ire rvfrrritig Ili )our iiiii Imoki- s UK- 1111 111,411 %%till bff-i~.gwwx-4 - IS fourmule4nng canal *hach floss.; into Card Sound. Coinp.*fly '(fICULI SpeIuIJted the rerouting would help to further . -uol the tisctt.ir,e and prevec: .i rectr':uhitten of txscharste .saterl into the piano ittf The court action here can:.' only hour.; after FP&L. -,(ftciaL' testified about the power cr-laii it an emergency Pi.iblacSeroc" 'ITU'fll33*Ofl hearing called Ili an ;.'. It I ILl'S ss ithin lilt-ri s)4ITi I sithi ompt ituiett Us o tn*'nth_s ahiititiu '. i I i ti P$nI( r Isa It ;li ,igIi s( u'rua'l trt'aituiieiit in bellig that iii cc has hi Iiinj it like- it i" it ed an s t ri es Ii t II without ireIii tunis iii Sc s ,iIhk ii s,aniit irs III ititit s I iliittt ii ti' (tit-tplater. 55115' In the itutt riuui fi'll,uisiii th hit filial iii i'tii'lI as his stirs .Itt. r iris took- it- ii tetrl% I Ss Inst Is.Ii t sit the' slur) is III I* ti) this rt'LutIrtt'r ire.;t'nhIng thelIP I ptt .1 a r ii jit U ii Il otto r situ of that p tOri ,\bo ubo'tt' lu,' a stut) letter cc i's written to. Mictuact liliuttiUll iii lilt- June •' iSSlit 'ii Whalen, who tiletiakit guilt) tO Hit, Sotul'td l,uhut rela ting .101,1' ti ho hue iiaurder 1 ,itle'g,ihis,ti's tit tt'ue'lt.; ti' ihilnOte's I'ass'ibe'rrs shortlioutir .. ____________ make a liii', its the' si'r'usa' U-' I. as us. ful ha ippiru. s lit leisur ' t,411i,c.. Joseph £ Keller, L)cBzr MARION lU 1111 ,, hi., li(s to ta't h >outla to Iliak' but 0 U it h > .iutl _______________________________________________ EVERYBODY HAPPY? in Iii.' old'iishiotitd gu(xI old American way inca us kids, b eatitv contests, and fIInVs inks Young Itt- an I(uliind. lml,lildvs. h)irflhl's 5011 of Mr. and Mrs. Williatii Itulzind of Altamonte Spr'irigs, took part lit holiday pet show in Maitland with pet poodle ''Muffin.'' They should have won If) ii ''crawl Fourth of .Julv ' - I Miir'l!yti(,ordon PilOt,) G tlichar4e canal and the heated effluent Into Ha) Reubm tjkew in . hington Rosa Louis Iii l,ottie H. Gret. Earl E Min r reroute ckess urged 'tmme'1iate at: to present in e' , - - - ' Third Prisoner Speaks - i,I' "ifltIOt loseUrt U S Di- 'Jiort itircianilitiuners at the trot ridge C. lie Aius_.;. polItio r'..trlttlotis •it Us' Turk - -) Puit es.irpl4sirt ny land- hE' 1r-1111, 31 1.111 ils ss.siver periods vhnua 1 tin" t s I' ti.- world I ''r nit Light C a huge hiutility sets ing lutist f &IUth \.su h(lI$5l hi oaks a'. what? F'tritla, to n1isctri t. at..i CX. ft u 'eJ nit tt its'reu' s froi nj Its gen. e are ('till Ii' siid ssiiiultis ) stair (- siutitr) iiaeri list' t'ratirq' PI,shIt tutu flia',int' ss iikt'sl Ili this inSt t- tuwitr t ha)"?, ('aril Ssaivad, opled by P., Thr.,iteneti '.jUPU thin I,'9i-[Ica Las I ll '- 0 - tiunatigh t'luui I artiv rid ira ' WEATH ER -s, it drt on.- t.inc,- s pt-r. ',tI-I,\tI I Al' Lsit the I l.s'a- really worthwhile i: Morrison. we of Mr. and Mr.; Clyde I Morrison. of Rt 1, Lake Ashby, has completed his U.S. Air For,e buic training at Lackiand APR, Irs. He has been a.ugried to Q'.anute APH, 111. Airman Morrison attended Seminole High School. His wife, Beverly. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quarks Patterson. of R. 1, Sanford. a .1114 it - i,' lnuieafila ;a 'I ' It ' igin todaY ,-siitf' s,iiiC '- fs w . '. Elvine T. Sogge, DeBar) 7A4 \f -Ib'*•,, the Voting Rights A,.,, Ams.-trimlilini, )f b 1970. the :ht to rcgit, a Vice l',esident, rp'r anti President or (OfC procecs o' - .•'.tI '4 dI) 'S ttil a lust SOILIS IOIIIPIISC .1 'i .itt 'ii1slishuirui f lit' iastt'r' r ac tinned less of sihire 'IlI liii) he I li itc '-odd on I - ' ' I ''' soling . .irdv an 'I'tuere wt'rc strings of little 1irct'i•at'ki il Wall or so long, which went oft with a little h1ch von IP- There were bigger 1ireeiii',i'i a s possibli I tossed its Iii nun as the y \64T I )I.; C3$ Ave li r iCc A,? n*,i' tht hit dlttt of IIIIS I'. aitti I b. .l orb I qu atitu. c Ujil afif :i .iotic ID mii opportunity. l nes nr .r iftur Ili ere i tied but d.tiri I, bothcu. M.n'i, I ntii'auh' mt. prcsented ii> harsh stat' R '.dcncy COuflh? t ma, 'edl lingui. at by or b itinesi or disbiii I l! i t'ht'th II I'rl' i r a puhtk.il pIaid)C.It of this ,,'tc ifUl hartInl: -• - . • ói n)iJ4Pr rtrt'ir' then na '•i'ietI (if the 47 mid I 1 ' ' ,'rrr Ciit to itie pIls J guilt, Ft I?si iii the Alpflil'to tofC.111i LiCInalLrai.'. I fir st Ptt people usually staved hunt.' in those ds irid ould begin banging and blazing ''r' p r e. , ,, i IAarl minu' ih - hill A Ii peretit.lir 23 null''' iiitt'tiii.il iu .-. celehrated in their o%ii-n backyards. Long before (Lii lilt- hig~!er NIVII In tit('* netghborhcxxl pistols . h,fIr - ' for .: i'uiii, litRe. •s'U hr eii,i I lfl to' ' I. it th ,( 1 1 11'. ,i, t' i ir ii.4r 1k. tI, tti Ia \tU IusikI liii trj fell ecks N' 011 ed our ( untes a (u u i ii u whether to buy a string of little firecrackers that would last it lw 4jmna' or one big out5 WtlIt'll WOIllO make a louder ha ng Titer.' cii' a i many ut lii r fireworks to choe from, - I' ond CI thit -h Ill .1. ,,, I 'll let .t ,itldrat L , ',a'.iis f't t rie v. '' a ahii II IOn ,r WIJV)Cfl (ii I,d ''''' of thow one ' 'sr ' pcf,crll fit Ii J .'I I ;I A 1 )rIi W fn q'l ii rI I lt III;I.I-:N :i. I' •iloiil ) ?ti,rI,fit, 21) By Days Gone Aaron Pete; C. r11 Iiiif"i I .HI l Evelyn Aldorua Mitchell Theresa Coc*r. DeBar Kas G Merdres. DeBar) larry Adams. l4flg'OOd Jerry W Adam.;, Longwood 1) llCIIAR(;ES Sanford Eutar Clark Loreria W L&ireru lianri F. Giliispic ic IfijillIlti I II roiefiIsloing ihal rrt r rm l'r ,p 'f.th(,fl !t,tfl. ' & It'S '17. I , %ff'ins,,,. rli1.*ttioiric I t' Lited '.o s ..- -.ti r.I? , fln., I uriC') ~%1111 fit I lit'i (IIIIA -.~n I-w1ili Ii) 'IIr Mark C Brown f ' beck I P ' iUh' - I'L'iI'lC Itittli I Ii III' . tip ii .iiiil lit'irpil ii ;i.i '.' iiIl lII i' to rtl.IpIPt llc' vIiiiritts S IIII Ciii I '.. tint; •i t'fl1i',iliti i ie,'.iit ,iI ihi tt.igc Iii .ii; vkt,u,r ,4 titim'I itt rt,iI I hi ;Haitt u'ci .111 3229412 J1'NF3CI. ir kI)MISSIOSS f'... .,.... 1, ' anthrb ' -- " A menica. An E ditoria l fa otes Franklin dM~ y HaPP Birth I.. Uci IXiNALI) 801 HBERG . HO S N FREE WATERMELON I rant lh'4it'Ath,) I':alitsns,it Luitt'rtoiiiiiieiat II(Irsi 'l' lhispitul Iiisht's Public notice.; Society lsrh.; 'IV till a pro .a 1) ito best )ailt'r in that Ui sliUlal)h joili w ile lit' ccii.; iteting IIi him i 11mw n it favor h) ht'hhin II kiln 'nit of his i''lI for ilome itt' w ,0' ,mnd ta's r,'ct,tut ai.; p0" IA tint (t ies to t boise hsiiii to tleasiii ,nt i'su'liIat' 7A, hit ('lie' 211 Also, ijtt'ritioneit 4lt-lI IbtilhlaIS 'I sslil, cc liii liii.; (silO lit isI'ari't iit cruel and ts.irinimo 'i Coin $ i' itt th tans ' t s ,u i 't ci' if sou kne w this loud mouth inuoit.siderate hnrusont. r ou would wiekrstand cc hs he 6% .116 put there 1'%e be-en put ttt r tiic sill two tinit k'r I st. publat.an a ntljvt' *t'i a use, to be "clii a t Sliji u tug !I to 4 U. uh anmu,uaaiun a ti'' ItilItptJi said t ts, 4er't'r its was 4 l it ega 'sat ' '' '. ' I ' A t � 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, July 03, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 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>, July 03, 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/21acc54de69f748338bcba1c7a9c34c2.pdf 52ba3102b09dfac4433da4f363de8251 PDF Text Text - 14--:The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 3o, 1972 r' rzf*c ___ In Bid Letting ~__ - 'Rocketing' Costs B) MARION MIKA construction were obvious in a ALTAMONTE SPRINGS lad opening this week The krüch'tinc costs of )on, delayed paving of - . rd i; 1 I . UOfl the project, and Cfty Engineer William Palm Ont twcfirmssubmlt4.1hidi reflected this was due to "everyone being busy." .l 01#4 ' • - __ 1 -tv - ~___ - ,. -- -. , -- - ,.- - ______ A - ll iIjrrath qr 7 I 1 / 44 1 -- - A. , -• 1. - . -- - - 1. ,_-,,1 ' - - - . - - - 1 - " . - .. - . , ,-.. ____ . - - - - 71 ,N -- - a '- - - _____ tt\I - Appeal Is Denied Itak CLEAN UP CHAMPS Sandra Peebles, Jessie the all time record for Altamonte Springs Kelly, Steven Spurlinand Annette Watson Marilyn Gordon Photo i hold Elementary School. l Rev ewed Are -'X- ' -- - ,,. '- -T - -- - -. - -- - -. - -- - - -, - - . - %k '-- - . More Security WIth FALSE TEETH. i By MARION BETHEA and luer). The ciurt ad:ltv Council gave tentative deceit and trc-acher3. At Any Time Cecil Gerry, who plead guilt The defender cited a en- judwated him guilty and gave AIIt ;'prot'al to preliminary plats it-. Brnokholinw subdi'. Ision as charged on May 1 to larcenydefendant In the case curn- credit for 145 days in which 'lie ".tiich was recommeruded by she of a motor vehicle, was ad- mings Baldwin, who pleaded defendant las been in. • lancrr. Arnwo. .t.w hold. Why l*.mb ? Fire mor e t', Planning and Zoning judicated guilty and sentenced guilty to the lesser offense of carated. d comfort use TASYoung was Initially chargedTEFTI nby Circuit .J"dge Clarence temporary unauthorized use of fl turp dIv. Johnson In 30 months at a state a motor vehicle arid was With assault with fClCh. . riiw prison. The court gave credit teruced to county jail for a year, In another matter. Tim for time In which the defendant was a trustee. Rutberg I verson was retained by the city has been incarcerated, requested the court consider I: assist the planning consultant Assistant Public Defender similar action on behalf of ti-am of Harlan Hanson, Al Gerald Rutberg spoke tin- Gerry. Lewis and George Hoffman. presslvelv upon 51w defendant's However, the court noted ' nt'r Lawrence Swofford told Iw'hul!, sovrng iii- did not often )ungttjy criminal thu youth it is possible tie ought receive the cooperation which Gerry, and said In the case & be needed after work is cam- Was given by Gerry. Rutberg Baldwin a misdemeanor, was pleted by the team in deter- continued be applauded the involved, whereas in Gerry's mining the city's growth reeds, frank efforts of the defendant case It was a felwty. to implement the plan. and his candid disclosure of the In another sentencing before events which transpired in Judge Johnson, the court meted Council also approved commission of the crime. nine months in county jail to progress payment to the firm in Rutberi; alluded to the defen. Thomas Young. who plead 1. Media On Investigation ('i1iinting he had no jurisdiction, a judge has denied an appeal hy Lake County Sheriff Willis Mct'all to halt a grand jury investigation into the death of an inmate who died soon after being taken from McCall's jati. McCall's petition was denied on grounds that Orange County Circtiit Jtiditt' Parker Lee McDonald did not have the power to overrule Circuit Judge W. Tt'oy .... ,,r'n.I isirt' I,oy;i!ulItlt' hue (111.1 Il l of -. hail .I[. S OFU(I Ii1iIuIiLIiilM (III' SI SIIIIAS S'LiIII.' .... ORLANDO, 1-ia, i Al' ) PAUL JONES - " 31%,StJND .Oft nauxE , ROYAl. authority to .intervene in the case. Earlier this month (ov. Reuhin Askew named Orange County State Atty. Hubert l'.;igatu to head the investigation into circumstances surrounding Vick' o ___________ ____ Is, '\-A1 ____________ vtii.a 54 Pt Hospital Notes IARLAY DID THOMPSON SIN MA'29,1r2 Admissions Sanford Beverly Griffith Quaries B. Giles Catherine Hawkins Larry G. Engle Alvin C. Hicks Elizabeth Major Flossie A. Webb Parker D. Uiok Jettle G. Maxie Russel G. Mayer Ronald C. Mayer Angelo M. Mercorelli, DeBary Bridge Thirteen tables participated in the recent Dellary Bridge Club gathering directed by Oscar Crosby. Wuiners(Nardi and south 1. in order, were Mrs Doyle Driver and Mrs. Gloria Accardi; Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mrs. Vft'ginu Kolsan; Mrs F. A. Pietro and Norman Meyer; Mrs. Norman Meyer and Mrs. Ahoy Richardson; Don MacNaughton Lid William Stone East-west winner tying for first place were Mrs. George F'nrr and Mrs Robert Finn, nod Mrs. A. G. Ilesom and Canton Schmidt Taking third place were Mr. and Mrs Frank Matheson, followed by Mrs Francis Stitt and F. R. Froehlich In fourth and Charles Daglma and George Jaeger In fifth. Deltona Samuel Dorfman, Deltona Vincent J. Kaviinagh, Deltona Donna K. McGough, Lake Monrue Grace P. Murley, Oviedo .Jurw L Newman, Chuluota Mictwlii' Treat. E. Orlando Alicia L Queral, Orlando Births Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Newkirk, baby girl, Sanford Discharges Sanford: Erma Jewell Nutt Wayne 0. Brooks Ronald .lames In'.-uBettie Wright Christopher N Gardner Juitiri Kirkl.', Liellona Herbert J. Carpenter, Deltona John H. Karat, Deltona _ Goldsboro Beatrice Titusville E. Denning, 3.99 Cum " ISA SRaI - Attend SNA Girls in the Stnfnrd area will again be ciwuulled In The Sanford Naval Academy summer scimol This summer program is arranged 0 give students the opportunity to make up or Improve in courses In which theywere not successful this past school year, or to take a new course for credit, or on the preview basis in artier to give them the fundamentals which I would aid them when the enroll in the course this next SPtiAL IUE1VI 55 ____ ____ _____ coroner s inquest re ealed IU1I1 IALLAKTIHE M T.V.VODKA ,, 1 64' 5* ,,s 454$ HAIG PINCH Ôm,lift S,1& 'A ji. asssu'. Iii SI IOIJiIS ABC 8 YR. JAMISON _ f.i\ : - CDIII: so.. au,cc 7')" 1 5*. 0*5111ulfl , Clip this McCrory's ad 041 S n'la,;• CL,COUOI I,"" °s- 52?!. SlUUsUiAb1sZ ,j •$C549SIN ____ 449 It. (AN KY. BEAU &6151?! at sow"" RING RIO T II ..4 -01 •Wi. .'. p. b*s .,ii i.c.sl.,.t s..,. $is's Solely V.,iti C..,,.,. OW L..i -2 .... .d I 6' •ttf$., D loop ii..' II ,.. con 1hrwRmp$3.W ' is tow -Vci, ftwo It u..f -r to , 6 . 499 ..li H.. Men NING RDa $7 W Iii I? 15$ 62?L -----i LTh_5.29. Out of the hundreds who have responded to our current series y. IS' $5Pp a tf a of I FORESTER Si LECER 51l1'UIILD,tp ss-.' 5•99p 69., r'-- ia s 1I-1-g.1ij' 'I "0$ ,-. s-. TANQUELAY wrS 5*5451* -II • - .. LJ CASASIL. '' lIT'S 1251 4S!.. - . 45 IlLs-ISA 6 0N50'1 1' BLATZ BEER -_ 5. la_S WELLER'S RESERVE 51 • • Question enact still another law at policing the speed of boats, will there actually be any way of the clocking accurately -' BOODLES *0* I*S&IP 1* i-i. 'ai lu11I1i.zILSI BUY -- C'.i'... ft..' ..id gop ..,,, p._,._I i. 51 r 4 .-'.,'. ABC SAVE - 9 *1 1*1 ls-All' 5 555 04 55515 1 IC 5£. ___ Cauelberry 3.9 GALLDa •'.nZC,.Aç,... 1.71 1scoTaI I ' 5 'AL fl, 1.71 ' 11.35 L*LUl NAY EKE 2.23... 24.35 an r Mmvi ivsio csui ' N'siiigq Cieraet Svig * Ni-Way 17-92 . - s- - - . - . - - a.. . - _.- . -. - --- - - -- u W. DABz ClOt i-w! - - s__a a_, 4' 3.43-31! 2.!-3115 qj - __ -11 IF Ii It - - - _-tt. ._ - ISMIRNOFF QT. - ANCIENT AGE SEAGRAMV.O.t CUTTY SARI( It $MPOtTID, 559 4:1* 5U .QUART..'i479iIMP1*d 73 IVODKA4 'WHISKY ' , u S6' Ko -- -- a -.- _a,., 5*. - 3415 3" PUN.BAI IRON Poe T" 1.33 - 72.95 - - -- - - a 3' Fem Park N j. W. i, Ia 1.1 s.. 4 *ADOIIIIUEIIIAØIJIICN 3.43 . 34.1 j,JSCIA ISA . N -. 'a__a. 'a. a__aa_ (ANDOLU IMP. ITALY i 1.39-. 15.95 -PORIUGAL ft$'ia(l . 24'., 2. r! 9 PUU *.I'II*l DIWAR'S T BRIUAXIE tU5*. S'i 1. CAll 15 '3 1.99 ... 73.! 11 - 1056*57*51110*1300 MoNATIC At 436 GUAST 110*5*' *CUI#005i* 511 * fun sow O s..a...s...'a_ 1$" Downtown Sanford IN VIAlS 35 AlIBi! COLD PINK . WHITE - RID s.0 ____ s1.ssXT&111 115111 PitT - L%UIti 17. '•' U t::) N#1551? ' #05 3 tRAND YIN JORIIEAIJI CATAWBA: ' * *Hi-Way 17-92 till PAil P011 $01151 .. ... I 45'. __________________________ a ..'a' Ia_.a -. - - CIUMITI . IUPUI' 14'?.3 I -.' I 1 GAL TILT D1AUTLR •SA Ii1A4 f).-f/S. ,( 41 I' 115 _____ -. -- :__ .i - .5 j' cwis u,p. CH 54P SCOT i i AT - 7 - '-.. i I 14 e - a 1.L.- A - a - , a Tr - . - 44 - - his ' - utritinn Service - - _ -- - - was an - ' -r- - - - ' - - L j- 'Js- - - -- . r - - _1 -- -- - - - __~t~ftl_ - Pr SHE EARNED 'EM ALL rl cout ng is First (lass award, the highest designation in Cadet presented (ii Miss Maureen Slicer, 15 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. livill- v '1'. Slicer .It- , Sanford, b) I .Nirs. Eunice liarrell, Sanford Troop 776 leader. 'I'he award signifies that Miss Slicer has earned 65 ba d ges. every one that can be earned. An honor student at Mt. Dora 13Ib1&' Schoi she will he a sophomore in the fall (Staff Photo) S i ' ' I 0 Mo i s Plan rr --- Federal - Charges On Agenda hIyflII.LSCOTT Sanford City ('omnhIits.iorwr John Morris at a Tuesddy afternoon commission work session attempted to revive the city districting question, wlmicti was 511(41 down a week ago by three of his colleagues, who declined to allow city voters to be heard on the question. Morrissougtuttuhave the five-man board call iis&'1f into a special session to reconsider its 4ICtiOriS of a week ago relative to the proposal from the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cam. Inerce legislative and national affairs committee to place the question on the December ballot in order that voters could choose whetter or not they wanted to district the city to elect comamrilssioncrs Ills mimotion failed us hen commissioners (rdon Meyer, A. A. Mct'lanahan and Mayor let' I'. Moore voted in oppottIi*n to the special session. Under commission rules, all five cornmmmissloners would luive had to vote In favor of the special session. Mayor Moore apologized tip Morris fur Ins "ruiy" vote and explained Ire felt the recorisideration ought to be brought up at regularly s.hettuk'd commission session in order that all individuals anti groups would have the oo. Swofford said the fireman was suspended for leaving "25,000 people without fire protection for four hours." __________________ __ -- A Waste Of Money" Swofford Fights esint-entrates 4411 at'' an eornpli*hing something, it is a waste of money to fleck in. ittistry. I don't feel that SCI1)A will do us any good, as long us there - a ,a - , - Denied portunity to know of the Intention and couiti arrange to be present when the matter was again discussed. Commissioner Julian Sten.strorn, who had Joined with Meyer and ?1 .'tanatran in iboomnmng districting previously, Tuesday seconded Morris' motion for the purpose of ttis&ussion. Morris stated he had his own districting plan he wanted to discuss with other commissioners, mm According to the coniniisslonc'r, his plan for districting the city would add two more cornnuissioners to the board, since it Is composed of six districts with the mayor running at large making a se'.en-man commission. Commissioner Mc('lanahan said he would be willing to reconsider his previous stand when petitions hearing voters signatures are presented at the June 12 regular conurusslon meeting City Attorney W, 1' Hutchison advised lint'l that legal peti ti ons must be certified and he expected the supervisor of elections to a the city for ha ving to validate the petition signatures with the voting rolls, Moore oore instruckd W. E. Knowles. city mmrnnuger, to place the districting question on June 12 agenda and indicated the press would heard o advise all those persons wanting to be hear' the matter to attend the session. Increase li.i t,u. k ,f &'L44)I)ct4ttii)jI fri tit thu county," Sw uffursi added. lie noted the problems faced Ii)' Dr. J. W Whitman, Orlando dentist, in trying to develop his industrial park near Sanford, '.', Ilifti took fl unreasonable tcmt,.tti lit tiiiic to u%vtcoiltc S('iDA Director David Kelk' bums prised Increasing the imutitistriul board's budget fur promotional materials, ad' vertising in periodicals anti brochures. Kelley also proposed an inuru'.sse in his salary from $12,IXs) t 118,54)0 ii year. !'SCII)A has scheduled a p.m., board session to discuss tilee preliminary budget sub. tmdtts.' ! by Kt'lk' last Thurstla' uuuuitt'i ti*',Ir(I's ll*('Otilig at St'iiiint'lt' Junior (olle'gc. After S('ll)A's approval, the llutlgvt will Lit, itubmnitied to tie county co,mimiils*itsn for perusal •irmtl final npwuvui FORT WORTH. Tex. AP) General Dynamics Corp. has denied federal charges that the finmiu and four present arid imier officials consplrei i (or. fraud the gornmei: A federal indictment re;urrcd Tuesday In U.S. District Court in Dallas accused General[) Dy. namics of charging the Air Force for defective parts for Fill fighter-bombers. A spokesman for General Dy. nainics here said the charges were with out merit. "When the Case goes to trial and the comple(e facts are brought out, the charges will be shown to be groundless," the spokesman said. The indictment charged that the Selb Manufacturing Co. -ji Walnut Ridge, Ark., a subcontractor for General Dynamics un the Fttt, weltit-da number ot parts in vmolalion at contract According ti, the indictment. General l))nanhiCs the parts. - OV cc Opposition to hut proposed doubling (41 the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority's 1(172.73 budget was soundedtoday by Altamonte Springs Mayor Lawrence Sw offorti Swofford said the tfaJect&l Increase of the present S('hI)A operating budget of $43,000 173,000 for the purpose of at-eking industry was owaste of the taxpayer's money. "it is a waste of imuoney arid the County time until establishes industrial parks anti gets uIllitie in ttisi'," Ut? mayor added. "When this is dome, we can say to prospective industries, we have aplace lot you and they will colOr to us,'' 5'.u*'tu1 tit1t't1 lie ittcd the iruduslztl board can advertise and 'pay high salaries if they war* t. it until the county cinuniuion stopsspt'ntlii'g little fri trying to find v, ;is s riot to get lungs duor 2l3 SmO people on U-c March food stamp program wør.2 million in food issued coupons. Of this amount, $3.7 million was in free or 'onua stamps. This was an average of 317 11,4 in free stamps for each person on the program. In the food distribution program, l44 people were given over 3.6 million pounds of USDA-donated Itiod. 0 Gi reports. Taking Florida as a whole, James noted, there increase of 5.77 In the food program.s during the month With 15 Florida countici changing from fond distribution Us food stamps there was an increase of 41.141 on the Food stamp program with a loss cf iS 514 In the food distrtbumticr1 - -- - - - . - - - stores were jeopardized by the irresponsible action. The fronton, Mayor Swofford contended, had been op. prohichell by the city to afford protection, but declined the offer. Mayor Swofford ex. plained the violations in which as being staLk go W liii WIUUUSOIILIU IIIVIS 0 leaving the station unmanned; taking both of the city's pumpers; and leaving no one to Intercept calls to the Fire Department. Mayor Swofford explaining - - Shopping Center. Thus, tie sold, the two latter Further . -, . pay ing the city for protection, as was Zayre's Department Store and K-Mart with Fern Park, and mentioned that the fireman took the pumpers away from the city for several hours. lie went on to note that there are 25,000 people in the district and over a million in property and "I don't Intend to give tree lire protection to anyone." -an-T ' not contention of the fronton that tIwy had made a donation to the city, and therefore apparently were of the opinion that this entitled them to protection. Mayor Swofford said there was no record in the city of any donation, but even if this were the case, $100 doesn't entitle C -- : --:' l low-income Seminole ..'mnty people on the U. S. Department of Agriculture's Food Stamps program in Match as compared to $. 1 4 the previous month, Russell H. James, Snuitheat regional ad'r,inistator of USDA's F&4 and / J them to fire protection for life." Mayor Swofford said the city did not decline mutual aid And along this same line. Law covering the "why not noise polluters on those air boats? How 'cum they don't WOODROW CASH, past master of Sanford enforce the law which requires LolMue due 112 and current secreta ry , was elected - High Priest of the Grand Chapter, Royal the owners to have a muffler on Grand Arch Masons of the State of Florida, at the state meeting in Fort Pierce. The Masonic body has a - - state membership of more than 10,000 members and consists of 41 chapters. Cash is also a * Was interesting while member of Sanford Shrine Club and a charter listening to TV newscaster Paul member of Bahia Temple, Orlando. Harvey the other night while he (Staff Photo' expounded on Legalized betting, etc. While everyone else enetc. couraged this as a means of supplementing the state's WEATHER depleted coffers, it was a for met cop and now Mayor of Yesterday's high 89 low 68. Partly cloudy Philadelphia Phil Rizzo who with afternoon and evening thundershowers explained why the state's lotlikely. Highs 85 to 90. Low tonight near 70, tery systems were failing but the underworld's continued to A mass of arctic air settled over the central flourish. "Bemuse the better is portion of the nation today, chilling large areas always hoping to intake a big kill from the Great Lakes to the Ozarks. which will ball him out of his Temperatures hi parts of the Midwest held in financial troubles without the mid-10s Tuesday, after almost two weeks of having to pay any tax on his unseasonably warm weather. w.lnnlngs. Not sowlU-.Uestate's c)perabon ..you no sooner -collect than an l EtS man is there fl with' his hand Wt f Herald Index - government's share." By the way, there are only An-a deaths 2A Editorial ('omnmmit-nt 4A five states which have these hlli liii fewBridge 111, lotteries - CunnecUcut, l2/s Horoscope - . . . , Calendar . 1-shire, New Yos-k, New Classified ads 10A-hA Hos-pitmilnotes ..... JA Jersey and Prruisyivarula. Conmics . - - 10 Public notices ......... But then, please (i,on't forget Crossword puzzle .......SIB SocietY .... ....... ...8A.A about the gold mt'wr...'s naraijise Dr. Crane SIB Sports ...............6A.7A - Nevada I ii j V jj I .' .r a11b_. 10 P ,f / was guilty of four Fur ther. Mayor position in the matter, Mayor a , ANNE __________ 1 QUEEN _a0 5p'( - ,. - - .'T1.ANTA Ga.-There ,.i, .i suspended who dispatched the tit) s equipment to the fin, Another misconception, Mayor Swofford said, was in the speeder'?" 4.29. .' CANADIAN DELUXEr . ' . BOURBON SUPREME L Tj Ill S0$* Ititlil 15U01 0*4*7 E F"I • - - . - "if they try to _______ - ....... - 99 i_a ........49 4 poke s him." However, he said, the man has been reinstated. Z assist. it'iiik 49" 1*$4 54k1-- : 99 8.49. 6.39. SCH,AUIk BLIP 'i*i a_a LU Is'. PSI! CAL0DIS'4 107 E. First '. 83's I 74 5*, 7.14 CARLINGBEER 1201. POP TOP CANS ...3.(Q I CUM K '4)P$*IASINI SIlT" I KS ir TIJBORC______________ IMP. DENMAR N 11*15511 ... .75 i " UOCO4D;T,AL LIFtTI..f 6Li4,SANTU : as a as 90 PIII. aGIN ' ' :- 4.49. --- - GALUANO 4771 (II, " BLACK VELVET Ic ,:,.. 14-:6 Food - t- . - stressed emphatically, "If he ever does it again, I will fire and those oppose'd to the 45-15 Plan, only Mrs. Thilock In her conversatlon with me this morning gave a valid reason for her 0 strong stand against the plan. "1 feel I don't want to lose my children. During the threemonths summer vacations, I have a chance of getting close and sharing their company. I don't think that would be possible with the abbreviated t1wee weeks Uflder the t5"I( Plan" said Mn. TTUIOCk. 11 there's anything I can do to return this country to "family a kid. living" I knew of It I'm in favor of offering an 535151 II $055505 *10 questionnaires, especially the preponderance of -10 t I1 J. WALKER RED GRAND DAD 1X WISER'S 18 YR. 1 BURGER BEER I*VSetTI ...........4.19 1 322-4582 4p' It I. W. HARPER WISER'S 10 YR.,5ftak 12 YR. klItaimc'uvt:-z'vii _- $4 .$7I !c ALL P IW,$ CARI1I A*. N ! o 5,49 ousam L\ , 6 99 ABC PREMIUM BEER ALE ...........£ Wait S 5.~N 0 1 .BEST 6 1) am' 1 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE BEER -. . .3.99 Tom (0.4 6 '1 l CENESEE BEER ...............4.19 '"." ,...., . LADIES Slo,hos S.I,., s ' rPs So - 2J Ic-1 r..d iId •.i $,a, iSTATiDPd PiMasRL, DlAO.4DRfpRcVuCIlD.4 %PARiLft FLAtiNc WITH A RaDsno' rots w,t,oui T14ri All wOvt 14 III * ',' HEDGES BUTLER MO .s,saas.s . BoND'S MILL ? s_a tsma. lou '77%$5.$('j54j5j '" •,e as'. s,I. LEILANI _______________________ usassa. ..' CROWN ROYA1.ç 10 YR. KY. Iii. __ ROYAL DELUXE "alIsal'.', - s94 1*5*95 PROOFGIN -'-' Gb. DICKEL •,.,.,, 50*5, t-45*5 $055 tSWII M $4I $1541 sas, '..?_a GUCKENHEIMER #m 7155 11.051' ISA IILAJ .- 36.M11. g $0154)IT.S0vSS04 - GRAND DAD r~,X IMP ABC 8 YR. 51 P5515 5* .' 'as-i' W*4h !1r1. -1_1i1.I[.)(4T,Aip.r1,1.]Jr!:yu 1! i') thi, 8 YR. KY. BRB. SLAGRAM I .,,g 4 P Umiraid S 41, ... GRANT'S 8 YR. OLD P ICOTCII'S tt SISAl 005* L'',.ç is-s t.miaviii , iasua tires L_' tki? TnNl III SUItS £1111 ISP ittiti uiasu 1 icoic ussius InTuit, ;m• 1416- MINNIE FABULOUS or 52IYLET.DPUTU 3.75-a 42iwjAflCUwr0iD 4-iL.. 514$ i'flpcjppjj 3,_a3XM45 hpynn 233 34.35 4 5" [4V KILL ' KY. 3... ir 43.75 7 c P CE1IFI!D £r,. 4.m-- v.15 JACOUJI ImKI HALL $IDKI 3. -_ 3175 ii' 01. 34 LXDI TOWER tIN I. 140 5LIS IYI&UC0ACII KY. 3._alT 4335 PW1NDUSt 3....11 4115 li' IT. CAIlADIUSPil 5.29..... 11TIfJED'= 473.... 53 5 CIJTIFIED 1 TEAJ 3-14" 95 91 CUIT KEOCES BUTLER 6.93-- £315 LEWIS E YE KY ILEE 3.1j-.37.95 3" 11151.1 YODU 3,_aJ4u1 .75 3._ar 39Th 7' M. NcKEUY 12 Ti. K!. 5.43..... 1115 P HUDSON BAY EHEASSY cull c&ji.srn*. 3._all' 1' UT. IX YODU JACQIJIN 543..... 11.95 -ir 1E Ti. 10110EV EY'.' 1.! -- E. 1 0 ROUND THE WDR1.D 12 Ti E.33- £3.0 4.43 - 4135 4" ABC OIN-YDDU.RIJN 55 CERTIFIED P1151101 3....1r 41 ,88 P [liii HORN 93$ Ti. KY. 4.73- 53.! r QUART TEACHERS £99 , 9375 77* UT. 10 YR. 001.0 COACH 3 ... 15' 11.954 WON T VODkA 3..,. r .75 ________ __________________ i__TI •. '. 111-117771r= tII .1• lldv ABC GIN si I (/ c% I sits. w' §&L QUEEN ANNE titUs Set 54.I I 0551! (MI 15(1 WISER'S 10 YR. t 1' ML ED. KY. • . lOs-IS 4551*055 %, k. 3i,al' LD*S $Q5 OSICOTIAND 4s- 171*415 1 iDUSIDI RUM ABC MAGNUM ,'' " SOUTHERN ,.ss OS DLII ' , a YR. TOM SiMS A ABC VODKA ta ST. LEGER ITS II III 157 '-'_,a" 'l'J STILLBROOK •81 L'S.' Ijtt. r COMFORT \ MAGNUM .-_... 'U ItS 5155505 ARISTOCRAT ISIS. 11.157 (5*5541 FWSCHMAHN CALS S$*PI •UL0P? pinio " i - BEEFEATER 1550*55.' - Only P • .A5 - "ism I - I IDIPItI PUN us ,, , YSOP COGNAC 12 YEAR SCOTCH 5515.51$ $ ?l$54.s51511W _____ ____ ' 7.49. 89tasi S.990u510 M47 TOM SIMS YR.""" B&L ._- IMP. TEQUILA COURVOISIER COGNAC hj ____ IMP 5CCTP' 7II . ai,Acuiu, '•'s___________ Maitland Introductory wurkidiops in Japanese flower arranging will be held at the Maitland Art Center as part of the summer program. Mrs Jane Markuson, Sogetsu School of Ike'baria, will conduct workshops June 19 for begin.tiers 9 a.m. to noon and on June 20 at the same hours for ad'.'unt'ed students This Week - SILAS HOWE 10 YR. . .taacz 3 €1I1 am , •ss, ' _________ ___ , ' S914 - ' . . WHITE HORSE SUNS I 47t 010. DICKIL ti_a a*' JACQUIN "1111111111 of Waff "I CACAD-AMIITTI 3.99 ____ "IT ' CANADIAN MIST - rol ' CU40 140.0 59 5"..' I-P-n. $C*tP CAIVERT ____ ________ CIAI5Li P5fl5CT5 ""' __ BENEDICTINE & UANDY $5* 145151 Workshops PTA Elects j) 86 SCOTCH 74' ç S ii 171 II CERTIFIED J.W. DA.NT 10 Yr. 55 Pt 551 555 ____ W.tILT Rif $RIZARD - a_a 'a -,. UtTAO ISIS 5,49 The summer program will run from June 12 to August 1. Further Information and ap. phcation farms may be otmlathed by calling the secretary at 32-9132. ____ I OL GOLD .10 YR. SITU Set La It! It 5055)05 ____ TVLU.CII - PR. VODKA ITS IT SONSIO uti& ott r • , i I.L BROOKFORD I 10 YR. ' tS*NC*pIsiw, buy" - - appointment . Pr or The special educational of Seminole Count)' Atty. Gordon Oldham of Leesburg had been conchildren have the opportunity of corn- ducting an independent inquiry into the inmate's poling In their own o1ymnpirs" death. In Tampa this weekend, but are in need of financial assistance. Itwou!d cost $lO per child and there are nine (out of 20 going; who sUll need our help. __-. If you'd like to lend helping nana, contact CIIJWI' .s-iiL QUUT 58L. I ,,,1 McHENRY 8 YR. V.0. BARTON _________ ' 721 fl... NSP J.T.S. BROWN 1 S'S ICITCi' - STIAIIiT$OUiIOW SAXONY I $ Li I___________________4.99 ,,,. , . it can't ; BACARDI , ABC6YR.KY. VSOP BRANDY i RUM fl$ •T "n's -, - au TI IT. 5055)05 P51ST. IICAS SUM PUTS IT THE CARtOA MID THE SAYING TRADEWINDS &C ______ WELM . -,. us u. IiMssOs •,9.D CROW iscr gi' ~- ..., ABC 6 YR. KY. 1 PR. VODKA 4-4 %_ ,n --.., - - .._-_ a_a...1.-...-._a.-. .a.s-s...a 'd 1c.iiii'rxjiI O.F.C. CANADIAN Girls May '"- -1 . ....I= IS* MW'• W 4 5S UI Lu cot . 'fi ______ _______________________ Bill Frausa was elected president of the Gmildbart PTA, for the 1972-73 school year, at its final inticting of the vent, Other officers elected included Donald Hawley. first vice president; Charlie Roberts, second vice president; Mrs Ruby Williams, secretary; and Oscar Merthir, treasurer. I '..Z.." Si1 IT 55$ ITS RUM YEL[OWSTONEI (.L CERTIFIED •?I us ',Vli!S ISCIT 0*51 iii I ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE, iMP •tT CatT,m I '- - ( LI Swofford and City Attorney S. J. unfair in that the fireman, later lie had a history of mental illness A Florida lligh'.'.a' Patrol trooper arrested Vickers Sept S on the Florida Turnpike and charged A SpOISkI By him w ith having an outdated inspection sticker. Aft Achancetohelp.. .ma'c'os1 er failing tn appear in court. Vickers was arrested on you a couple of bucks, but it's a bench warrant April 12 in Dade Counts' and the kind of therapy "money returned to Lake Counts'. CANADIAN tau so.s KY. TAVERN .,' a LEWiS "66" ANCi PWi&t,I I I- I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Davis nil tixk a vehement at ''irrespon_sibto verbal journailim" In area radio nod press reporting of the recent ers' death. ,. conflagration at the Seminole Vickers was transferred April 20 from the Lake Jai Alal Fronton. ime Sanford County Jail to Waterman Memorial hospital in ner.ld was not mentioned.) Mayor Swofford sold he felt Eustis, where he died three (lays later of a stomach infection brought on from in apparent beating, a the crltklsm of the city to be ~ 4 46 VSOP BRANDY 86 PR. SCOTCH ' 9 " I"All i jqlmr i City Council, Mayor Lawrence - 1k _ - - rd By MARION IIIF11KA ' C-i : ',** ',* :-'--- Stomps AtMee t 'S' McDonald said only a higher court would have the , JACUVIN LARGEST %t L& I PIRITS DEALER IONS SLim SUNS _____ ____ AMERICA'S Lit us T111 LOWIS a-,%, a' ?'.1U 'I',.it All 'S IC'S IELDS % PR. CIN m'o* rncts __________________ ______________ MDL.fSA11 CASE Llt SIISKII$1141 .. '( C-.i t4' ,sr' TAAKA oui staumm,uu wiw swmwriw' ___ tiM SAXONY ______ rI" 114V 6ft . Increase J. Vickers, 34. Tommy -_ - A ;z F3 -_ .i _'_ -i= '.. sat' Lairs a ma nan uoa,, M&5 Thw TRID IA?., JVII 310 ROYAL DELUXE , - •.- - a I-T'Ll 4 i:w A.qR'lLIi less; Blasted *0 "PITCH IN" if the motto :f Brownie Troop 936 as they proceed with their litter bags br Southside School in a clean-up program. Participating are Peter Gregory, Gary Hudgins, David Sonnenberg, Irene Kelly, Charlene St.allworth and Lynn Sonnenberg. Teacher of the group is Mrs. Robert Sonnenberg while principal, holding up the sign, is Freeman Baggett (Staff Photo) Figures showed that 32 per cent of the Jobs only about one-thlr4 still lasted one week or had jots at the end of November. 0 0 Court Tr a s The department sampled 455 joh placements for last September as the bIIIiS ('a, the IUdY M the prngramn's result.s and followed up by determining how many of those placed in jobs were still working in December. ••-- ....... -- 1 ' _- reeori - -:-'• I - - .T :;--....... ...............................:-:".'.-:-'•'.--:-':':•:'::-''-: ...... -.. - - - Wednesday. May 31, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 64th Year. No. 203 - i percolation pond. ______ - Due In ii fledgling AIJLANY. N.Y. iAI'i 'work or else" program, the slate's l)i'partiuient of Social Services reports that ttiou'nn,ia of welfare recipients are disappearing Into the job market ,,It has been successful within the Iriunework ill woich it us os set up,", Stwial Serviies ('i,iinissioter Ate l,nviiw says it the prq,vain I '.-imit"s chief deputy, flurry Van IAIrt'. added that Ills helping some lM'rson.s on welfare 'meet cek cmii' their responsibility to actively ploy meat." T c 1 - . - -- 0 When tie shows up, tie is referred to a training program or 10 a Job If one is available If he delies not pick up his rtieck, his welfare eligibility is wittxlrnwn. It tie mtets his cheek but does riot take the Job, be also Is dropped from welfare. In the first nine iweuths of the program. fl,74 ivl1iirc ru'uililentS were ilnctI in jobs. An RditlUoniul .19.124 were removed from welfare for failing to report for Joti interviews or for other reason'. tJniler the prgrnmn, enacted by the I91I Legislature and put into effect last July 1, welfare rcripieriis are sorted into two basic grisupc thioe who can Piolul Jots and those who tiiti mint it the recipient were clnsified as employable, his check wusmiti be sent In the local slate emiIn imment service office where he must pick 11 tip in person. ilslUtill III M. SlIW 'an1urb :ij:i. - .,.". :: ~., "Work or Else " program encourages 1A ~ i L. - . - !. .'l City Extends Boundaries arni Hfl MARIOB much so the have hired )U%Illt. Wright at 124505435 S ETHEA district ?nrutng. B) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Abut adopted on first reading planning consultants at a Palm was queried as to the The city has again extended Its wasannexauonof the Haaaway $15000 tee. However, Mayor engineers eulmate upon the municipal boundaries with an. property located at Orients Swofford stressed others have project, and Palm replied It was rights, too, and want to live to $141,641, and was a nexaflon ordinances in several Gardens. The pcUuor recent areas. requested the area zoned for Mt.nmrnne. Further, he said, estimate C) Council has adopted on apartments. Mrs. Mitch builders and designers have the The bids were referred to the first reading an ordthance an- Lassiter told council she was right to protect their property. Approved by council on engineer for a report at next sing Property on Presaview not opposed in apartments per Avenue in the Orlando section of se, but requested council second reading was an ordin- ''' meeting of City Council 5anlando suburb. The property consider a green belt buff ance annexing the Larson Palm also gave a report upor. is west of Palm Spring, Rd vrne property located adjacent toSfl thedrainage northuftheSprm, and is comprised of in excess of Mayor Lawrence Swofford 436 and the Iowans subdivision Valley entrance, In which i. 87 acres. told Mrs. Lassiter the city had located at Lorraine Drive and polishingmud was propose , The area will carry C.2 never hurt anyone and was Douglas Avenue. Developer of Palm said a study of the area general retail commercial eoncernedwithnrderlv growth, the latter 15 R(d Green. rndicntedllwaslnawatershrd -u's, and therefore he .-••1 commended the run-off be Disappearing 14r ... $212,877.10 Recipients people to look for employment. - Bids were submitted by - 4 r L-64A 111"!L-ANE r. Welfare 0 1 M"I Obvious Longwood Avenue and Ballard - * i~ .o$ SOS 1, 000 a' Paneling Accessories Profinished Mouldings .n'TiI4P.M. Saturdays ii, CA so MA$Y65 CHAUQI 560* AMISS SOS Maple Ave, Sanford, I:iorIda �MOssacre TI.!. AVIV APt flu.e YOung Japanese tefforists hired by a Palestine guerrilla move. . w . - ', .r . -_' • ad ! Comm a special investigator to Tel world revolutionary forces and proves that the Palestinian cause does not belong to the Palestinian people alone." Israeli prime Minister Golda Melt broke off her varstlon and the Israeli Cabinet held an emergency session today to dl, cUSS the massacre. In Tokyo, the Japanese For. ,'ign Mirus!rs said it would send Avis. The ministry said it was informed by Israel that the attackers were identified as Ken Torw and Jiro Sugisala, both 23, and flalsuke Samba. County Engineer William Rush presented the Depart. ment of Transportation's proposed five-year program to the Board of County Commissioners Tursda). __ .. -- - • ,, . I - In . 11) proposal to pine ci streets b) having the Cd) use Its available Sanford City C;ornmiliWon for funds, then charge the two Zoni*ng Approve II) MARION BETHEA vv - tart ces - . . Massacre In Tel Aviv TI I AVIV - Thnt-t iiun. Japanese terrorists lured b3 a Palestine guerrilla movement staged a : niassacri' with utinuschl guns and grenades in the piissen,er teruiiruil at Israel's interruiltonal airport night, killing 25personi and wounding more then 711. -elers, relatives, kystanderii and employLS U I Ltw m .lwded airport were hit in the wild fusillade (if gunf from ii Parts-Roint-Tel At-it night. pulled weaptins from bac.rao- und starivil slicKiling. President Leaves Iran TI IIItA IAPI President Nixon flew back to the Soviet Bloc toda). to Poland, after a gait, visit of nearly 24 hours to lransrj piuil that included talks will U Shah clittering im;wriul baliquet and a rash tit bombings, Thr lxollib.~, Killed litiv Irainuti Axiiiian and bruke both legs of a U.S &ir Force general axidrnw exploded near a flt%iI t'iutih'l tint 'sISohl iii ttitrt ii plait ii wt.uth But riu ousepressecrUar) Runuld LZiegkr said Utere Wits -110 indication whatsoever that the &(!U were aimed at the life (if the 11reSICIM or mettilietti of his part%,." Kills Himself :: t I •- - - I - I ___- $1 -' - '- : . , " - -- . 4~ - :- - - 7 -•- - - . . - 4f kea Deaffis , t½ai', fi,titer.tionibers usiri. . OTI5 RA IIAR\rrr ;- -. -4 - BOAR!) OF DIRECTORS for the Central pin*rnturrutary.lotinrhedanaeriau'aimpai.gntoiaoiate Irnillion - capitalization. Front row his T,ollwr. Mrs Betty ft " a.ntord. to r Peiletier H. Knox B-vttin haus Pilotan, Jack 0. Daniel p illiamson and Howard Sobin. ous ) ....101 I . X. for. ____________________ " LnFkiridaandpaintsthebeauty tut is here. Portraying scenes 0 17 & %IIIU\I $129 EQ • $2250 f.29 0 Matching %tritil or hand CII)r(li, %lir"11111,1fl, stic 11 ii s 11LITICII, 11 - - - - - - - - - M& M's 73C • (,itt Ui'' AEG arc I, 'U' fl - •'T', lt'.J' '"N yOU'D EXPECT TO PA Y '.P\ MONSANTO So FOOT GARDEN HOSE 3 TIMES THIS! Vt r 99C ' LAIROL STYLING DRYER <'.. . . C . SANDWnss39t . CLAIROL LIGHTED MIRROR I PA k ICE CREAM - REG. 23c $2.910 VALUE. wi[JE CH01172 A $ -9 nds ._0 12 49 VALUE ;•"" 99 nuck LAWN CtilICKW . 12S22 99 SPRINKLER 63,i Oz. Tube GLEEM 11 T th LADIES RAZOR I ('11" 1 *o -, ~r I I te I' - $ 76 I _____ 1 • • •: ' • $1.09 VALUE S12 95 'UT I W0011. IS L I VALUE - .. I ' - VELSE - - lU ' . -. I k,trR. t'U • Styling Dryer A88 tir %le.1 1 Include,- 16 i m-!t k &u:I,.•.t • AIR I1OACH KiLL1 1iI( RQmcN,% a.'t, MI T I,,,,.. .': I! Ii FOLDING •ppIctl I - 07 1 CVAIANTISS OVA to JuMsOATIP REQ. $33 $3.43 VALUE yrs -.---------- Ism ICE CREAM ASST FLAV(flr -- COqirel s t 4 Aluminum and heavy gauge vinyl. 6 feet * 27 50' diameter, 9' deep. -- - I., gas Lou 11111afts-40- FRISMIKE 25 Tablets SWIM 20" BRUZE BOX UU LIMIT V r, I I$c $ i.00 \J 730 VALUE hh1 -- SUPERX SANITARY NAPKINS • - SERGEANT'S REG 88 IC III I . $1.75 _, 200:. Peo \.rl I VALUE 4 r"'\ • ISI:C9 I $1.95 VALUE C WEATHER WAX $ ___ xA - 1L,. Si 29 .i WAX KIT ' i VA jr, Ii III 17 Is . "- $ I88 gr MOUTHWASH go - SHAVE TOOTHBRUSH A UAY7CAAA REQ Si hjn.e COOL CAR REG. 51 49 18 OZ II 0:. model 2 99C 0: . " .Y FLEA & COLLAR 90 day dug ot Cal S1.98 VALUE i2 TICK SPRAY FLEA Box of 40. Regular or sup Reg. $ 1. 19 A"ER SHAVE Floor ot 1 spo*d $ $ , IHAI KADAT U F Ed 88 DOMAIN $-A'~"4-... lAST - CUT.PIIU - ClEAN C 79c VALUE NEIPI! The tossing toy. RING SELTZER L - ••"•• 000TV8 #0WAAA ALKA REQ. 53c EACH FOR COT INFLATABLE 3$ 00 WaaMite KILLE st 'II . Hall Gallon 239 o $ '. , LI CONDITIONING FILTERS kuIi For central / ,j ' VALUE - $1.17 VALUE ' 26-99 26 99 VALUE t ihuiiti(' ' 99 L;%c %ill, )nditioncr. $ ncluded. drs i BAYER '. . , ts' binun .uuiIiI1i Tabs 100 Aspirin r ' a Schick stsle%. VU TISSUE PACK 43c VALUE • ki $1.99 VALUE 2 Clairol HairseUer - 'tint: 1 TOILET '4 • cr.J, "mes Picture,' e cnn 2-ply sheets . Th - -- - P. Tatiou will open W first showing in the United States at The Flmda Federation of Art's DeBar) Hall in DeBar> on ursday. There will be a reception June 4. Tatim was born in Paris, France in IM! of artist Parents, who were very active In pain[lag, teaching and exhibiting ftoughout the French world. It is hard to Say just iiillwn I" *rents gave him his first lessons but it was continums unW he entered L'Academle de LA Grande Chaumfere de Paris (Montparnasse) in 11144. His illustrations In rare hmited edlUons of fine an books for collectors brought his first fame. lie has lived and painted pl ii lieviera and Canada Now he - - COMET DeBary - I Wj' u T.jI Opens In By MARILYN GORDON •- 14 Oz. Cleanser . Harry W. Boom NellieM. Granger Minnie Robinson Sylvester % Lslnakl, Deltona Mary C. Mattair, Osteen James A. Ftlhnore, Deltoria Jotuie C. Salyer, Geneva Roy A. Parker, DeBary Helen Rairriondi, Dellona Slich0le Treat, N. Orlandu I •. Joseph 0 Sharpe Minis Harriett Gamerman Deltona Willard G Harris. Orange Mr. and Mrs. Michael P girl, Sanford 9 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barks. bay, Orange City Sir. and Mrs. Buster. McGough, boy Lake Monroe DISCHARGES Sanford: Tammy E. Warriner Wit B. HeiUnan Julius H. cover Patricia F. Wesley Joan Holloway Mrs. William Ley and baby - PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 3 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK eq t jtt to , ~,i qQa~! t cor,)T-9,,t 1 91: s,,"nt c),ugs, IML Mr. and Mrs. William Unable to take a trip during his vacation this t'ar becauce of the brisk rate of cut' business Longwood Mayor Kenneth 13 Longdale 6me. One of the very feii~ times Brown Channel 2 sports director, has been scvn in other than the latest fashion for men 'A as the on that called for old clothes. (Donna Estes Photo • . - boy. Sanford " - I I Claudia Bariu, Orange C'Iy Pauline C. Hootklns, DeLand BIRTHS Mr. arid Mrs. Gregory Knight, ;.' 13RANDS I trgl. city . NATIONAL 0 Faillous liallic'. belT) - Evokes Fifth Amendment Aerial Cam paig n Launched tile e"L. '• .. -- - . j . NAU PAULD. Brazil tAP) - brauhsin auunwilles turned over M000 and three parachutes demanded b)a 111jaickt.l. gill the other 95 PaLwngm and crew meniben off UW Brazilian airliner and then recaptured Ow planle Tui,esday night. As trutits flotided the plane with tear gas. ,he hiladwr killed hinsiwit with a bullet thr migh his hea& - 1 .5 - I -. _. • Blackburn Won't Testif News Digest SAI(.CPs Al'u - - . f . Mayor Moore said Ow dlv's routine notices have gone out first step would be to guarantee noWying Interested persons a the $166000 and he indicated he public hewing on project, which has been ill the did nDt know where this amount discussion stages for man could be found. be held. Moore also advised Dake years. can Lhe wrong kind of people." Cole rejected dus conlentson "You would have almost SW,0W In accordance with requirements where the federal mentioning the inn would cakT invested in each of the 26 pieces government funds projects of ( average motorist with a of land and when you finish ft U) the Florida sports betting and ffiwesl Florida property when I Will be just a Vacant 10J." this landly seeking an emonuce lottery business Look the Istand he borroued At this point Zoning Chairrium .000 last pla(T it) Stuy. inasterriiindtd a central as a defense Witness Tuesday in October. A Harris brought up his hioani's reports nuLcl be made first ty owner a federal court gambling triaL ttsuuid Fountain But Harlan Blackburn of land there Miutland, who earlier pleaded The government contends gw1t on a gambling charge, in. Fountain, whose is toockR raked his Fifth Amendment Ledge lo,neci y the rights and refused to testify. gambling business headed by Final arguments by the Blackburn &nd was one 0( a prosecution and defense were group who bankrolled the oper. Ncheduled for today. There were 60 defendants William Andersion Fox df Or. originally ruimed in a TaMpa ange County. identified to. in. Grand Jury indictment_ Only vestigakn as one of Blaa. four remain as 0 pleaded burl;',, '-z;) lieutenants and an. mity. five won eparate trijilh' rw died and 5charges were Ule dropped against anot.hier. urganization. .iL: The four defendants face "ere was a report -t't ' 1'" es of s hie was usireatened "en a FrOUP of Macon, Go., ,,mt-ss %tuch could bring h 110%1. 11wfl callit 10 Orlando "to et a axunum sentence of 30 bears piece of the action gcon. Prison or a fine cluthd it as h(,x )urin), the [11441, laii>er for l3.everj' -'s -Efte McGee of Sanitird, c4rrie who t"Wwd earlier she was Wnse of Oakland and L<41is B. Blackburn' s girl friend Pachecv of Deltona didn't call rctary salde heard reports SSeS. that one of the on Punched at a night club nam attorne) , Arnold I.,evifie of t1le Inferno. But Mrs. MaLhews lamPa, Offered lestlnwnY frun, said she wasn't present. I Cix-w banker that Fountain The Gearria men were not said tic ;I18nned to buy nor- idenLified. uriporlaner of the gas fac1lIti were several other stations to cited the flv's Inn would C ale answered It was tied In clioot fran, 1.000 feet up the feature single 'rooms at an with the economies of the road. NevertheLea. Cole cited mate and questioned entu In9vidih4gg" with till- canitieLitive aspect in were anyttung wrong with thist. re Hijacker . . .- .. - MOVEL FPR-1271; AMIFM Radio 41 o1WIM1011 Bessie R. Robinson Charlotte M. Nelson Francis A. Wilson Peter F. Cerenzio, Deltona Anthony J. Nowatski, Deltona William B. Brown, Deltona Kristie Braumbaugh, &,-'!------ - Turnin in (tit-it . ' / i After the area has been wx000. changing, repairs, etc. merits. He went on to contend the rumor, saying the facility Al Davis , Department of Mrs. 1eyscr contended there the Day's inn did not intend to resembles a Holiday Inn, cleared the propeity will be re.. Transportation district plan.. slid to Industrial or housing were cight other slationis in Lhe lx- &I rwisance nor be uruit- Nevertheless, Walsh said It was vivinit - affordinp, service and Lrartive with the gas facility, a '*crime to have nx-eight gits inleres:U; for redevelopment, as ninp engineer. from his Deland . ,- NESTEA 1 r,0 I Cecil W. Simpson Willie Smith to Pearl G. %Vhite 1"na Malone KathMme Miller Florence E. Nelson Cheryl Sprague Cber)l Chandler Viva J. Pope Willie Rynes Mary Jean Knight Whendy Strawder Peter J. Duggan - ee S 10 . . INSTANT A t Hospital Notes CASSELBERRY Y. 1792 P PIOPLI granted. ill likelyth %s1l e a misfeasance Drummond was also cerned about whether the School would assume full m sponsibilit% for the hCAlth. S k Pavin ty lodging, a restaurant and gas, generally favored Ii) patrons Further, besatd, the facllit" anyestabhsluiwnL ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - would not have a detrimental Harold Walsh vignurs)y op. sion special work shop Over the adamant objections at effect upon 111t. 4fJ tathuis posed the venture slaving he had Tuesday, to explain inst city Councilman Helen Keyer, who since no vi were offered a restaurant in the urea. wInch must provide $166,00()jn cash or cast the only dissenting vote in and the general public would 1w described a.' a high caliber (ThJit3 in order to receive the the matter, City Council not be catered He explained the neigtibn'htftad t itith went MUD funds which would be g yesterday. granted approval for facilits would acenrnmcxl.ate the disrusb the precedent dent set used to acquire The wheels of ,oernrnent a larlancebl Da)')lOnt.oRIIow public but not solicit business onknding that Wymure Road Goldsboro a-en property a gas pumping facility in a (2-2 Ccuncilnutn Thrnnas Rudloff could be lined with gas stations, containing 41 rental houses have started the length)' practiss of moving lowurt the ioninj; art%. TIw Inn'is located queried the ritys planner At Then. too. he wid lit did not slated to be demolished. goal of the Planner flake said the ultimate north of Spanish Trace Apart. Lewis in the matter, and Lewis understand the economies of governmental grant would straightening, widening and meats on Wymare Road, said such a variance could set a Importance of selling gas at iiai resurfacing SR 419 OViNII. acquire the Lts-, Bill (-ole, representing the precleai inn, to U. S. 17-. me actual work hoU S, and relocate the inn, told council the facility Cole disagreed, noting that Walsh cited rumors of ii the se the 1974-75 fIscal would be for gas pumping only; each Individual situation In any rate motel, cheap cut-rate gas people now living In the dilapi- : N wait toward a proposed $500,000 third of the ts wi th the ci ty grant fron U.S. Dpartnt of picking up the remaining Housing and Urban Develop, third merit HUD) in 11W (UnIt of a Theclty,accordlngt011arns, Neighborhood Development cnuldallnwttw Grant (N`DP) for removal of living on unpaved streets to city's blight in the Goldsboro repo), their sham of the pa%-ing area, but indicated interest in a costs to the city oi,-er a penod of proprmal from Arthur Harris. Yom if they don't have Uw zoning board chairman, for ready cash. Paving city streets. Gerald Dake, city 44Jf ser e ground arid now the riizht-of wa citcts are increased because the DOT dud not start ork hen we allocated FURNITURE SALES IS - "According to a recvntly conducted suirve%. Uwe are * l Artman of 11,000famtry acres inSerninole County- Gilber the Longwond Forestry Station told the county cornrnissionim Tu-sday. Artman and Dean Snvder, also of the Longwood sution, paving ara ma Into the forestry preset in their area. A Road Superintendent. J C C. I said I all we a can see that can Ntay 30. Iro 2 lot i.e. so itrmll. wt can*t got our equipment in and all the work ADMISSION'S would have to be done by hand." Sanford: Cattle Washington Kathryn Park Walter Driggons Alice S. Fitts Grant Available To Sanford Area mow 'T \TE competition have this tn'1cmbk from Lt man High Su. superior rating at meets held in Nett Sm ma and Daytona. lana. The roup from Lyman includes Debbie Phelps, Chris Warren, Jackie Huffman and Susan Addison. A nn Ri leyPhala) the Company has pipes in closer proximity to the school so that the hook on costs will not be tki high." Commission Chairman Greg Drummond said Ulm the Board a •,••,, jog 0 Increased. The method of rX)T was to take the highest priorit% work and proceed down the list until Itle years's funds were exhausted. Commission Chairman Greg Drummond said that in looking at the first year of the new program %ould appear to Foresters OR MORE •1 - The school is boated In the eer• tilied area assigned to Eagle Utilities Company. Utilities Director William Pinch said that he needed authortzslion to waive the regula. (ions...We are not thinking of decert11icIonotRgl1owing UuIu. ites but merely leparate utilities In the certifi. Work Session Called ' - 1 She said that the League would welcome the opportunity spearhead a public information campaign which Is c sidered In be essential for bnng4en'n success of Japanese police said their ists of leftist radicals did not Include the three, The captured man reportedly said be belonged to the Red Star Mn, 0fl will cperid thc night at After their twda visit. Ow AiUin a rurs tndin u n,c fh home IC Washington outside Warsaw. li current schedule of sur Thursday around the baroque itr President Nixon came to The President will conferr Warsaw today to discuss trade with Gicrek In the parliament palace has been stepped U The bomb, apparently a and economic assistance with building, while U.S. Poland's Communist party of State William P. Rogers and home-made dynamite dr~lcv. loss, Edward Gierek. Foreign Minister Stefan 01- damaged A boundary wall a I the tomb, which lsinan open spac.e The PresIclent and MrsMxon swwski sign a bilateral flew back to the Soviet Bloc sular agreement giving greater near a gold-domed mosque. The road from Tehran to the sifter a state visit of nearly 24 American Embassy protection hours in Tehran fti included it, U.S. citizens arrested in Po- rmal tomb was -valed off an talkswiththcShahoflrananda Land. The pact took 10 years to hour before Nixon's motorcade was to pass, and hundreds glitterhg imperial banquet negotiate. Premier Piotr Jarozsewicz uniformed pollee and platncln. amid a rash of small bombings whicl. the White House said was will )lost a state dinner for the Lliestrien lined the route and not aimed at the Presidentpresidential party and the Nix. mingled with the crowd. t Waiver tin issi oners Commended ,, 1!FRA\1CoRM1F.R N ons Mrs William Adams. president (of Che Ikague (if Women Voters of Seminole CounIt artrw'ared bek*t the Count Commissioners with a statement of commendation for their '- far-reaching decision to develop a mast"r plan for development and protection of the water resources of N I* X0 Ta ks W'16t h Giaerek I ations uier,Iie it lh' iuluhiil that It eflCl SflItt (tIM 11W safety and WCIIRtC of the 1Y ilnnt he u1wrnted uniter the (intrul Tuatiu' ;ukt th.it (hi' thnot w,,uld nut be a (till (Iuiw ob fur chtldrvn and the facility. "I &ncern of the school liard now ihiection. control aunt ri' Ct)IflpCteflt 5)51(911 tinS SCVi!tal plants refit) for spoflSIl)IhlI) Of that the SChOOl would surety hale In have School Supt. John Angel operator licensed tinder 11W Owratni throughout (he The school boarul at this Iloatti II opening In September 'fN Teagije I gets pointing AuUthnt Supi Iii (tIC county. In n$ipriwiil 011110 hicallti reuiuii'steul 10 lilCSfflI it came before the County Corn. fliiit school burns down because tJtttittcs are nc.sry for the rules amid 11w regulations 1100111 (if (otn. (hue anti "We have ttsohtitlnfl (() ticimIth is moan Ili ikpnrtntcni. l)t't,ulnti of Florida mission Tuesday with a req'aest there Isn't enough water to save opening. they the 1k'parltmment of ('oflutlon ('flfl miujike tinily dwck will, 'muon. unissinners Indicating that IN'ntltflk'ftteut Pinch for wal"er of Utilities rrgula. responsible for 11w iiuluI be 11,1w reports turned In.' Eagle Utilities spokesman Seminole School Board be trol. lions for the new Red Rug x plillileti that his lie AlvAi thal tile operatioit tit said that his company would authorized to construct anti .School now being built. m't that the school should go operate water and sewage iater and sewage treatment luiulunent toibt not wish to find iluIiilrt'n and facility. Because of heavy financial ahead with its plans nit long as ttvalment plant.% at tile 11,41 Illig pl alit, sulicuiuili'ul In be held on 9)4' they would tie Into Ow company Elementary School for n perloit regmilatliiu.. iti lslioi of lIt'alth iiwr,,ll,,g this plant, toil tli,it e school wishes to install fines when thev were availible. of h%v N own utility plant at the • Acti 1111ack reaffirmed "wiliduritv of cia B A%NSIECZKOWSKI De death itill was 25, and wounded totaled more than 70. The Popular Front said the massacre was In retaliation h'4 the killing by Israeli troops of two Palestinian hijackers of a Belgian Sabena jetliner at Tel Aviv airport titter weeks ago, Apparently referring fact th3t the unnwn were not '.izc the zternent said the s As Regu Sc 00 Offi County 1"' 1 ers and employes sit the crowded airport were hit during the wild fusillade of gunfire and ezp!oslon.s looted by three gunmen whu disembarked from a Parls-Rxnne.TeI Aviv flight, pulled weapons from their hag. gage and started shooting. A police superintendent said were killed and 70 injured. But officials at hospitals wheic I" fit ii DA%ID LANCASHIRE ubmachlne guns and greruues rn the passenger terminal at ran international airport ) flu! iL killing at least sois an wounding rnu ttvin 70 .,'..l ....... ;3 AvivA 41" irpor I A Thi AtLeast 22 L eaye s Wednesday May31 19/2-3A Ihe Snnford Horald 2A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 31. 1972 $995 LUE c VALUE VALUE VALUE Sag of 280 60:. Jar Lari. 50:-New? BODY ALL CREAM SPRAY DEODORANT -RA D-AID CURITY SUPER SOFT COSMETIC PUFFS brand PLASTIC STRIPS - --------- A__X C 0 $1.49 VALUE VALUE 85C VALUE R110. 79C CLAIROL TRUE SOs Aerosol BRUNETTE . APRIL SHOWERS f -- DUSTING POWDER ( ' Mayb.11ins Facial blemish COVER STICK KODAK X15 50 CAMERA 77 s1 Off REGULAR , PRICE P" ON ALL SINS XODACC LOR ROLLS DEVELOPED & PRINTED ' I �--r ' -: i -- -. .iW ___~, W _0 - ~- _ - ' - - • t - Wednesday, May 31_ 1912 - Could it be that fire Is the F.I..R-E hazard which will force Seminole County to do more than talk about consolidated government for this troubled area' For the phenomenal growth in homes, Industries and developments has created a hazard in the case of fire which makes the crazy-quilt of agencies to cope with this threat to life and property inadequate in many cases. Thie, the municipalities where fire departments exist have done something to modernize their equipment and train their firemen. Several have completed mutual safety pacts which add to the protection. But the county has spots where unincorporated villages exist and depend on protection through fire control districts or privately operated and privately supported groups. Fires, however, break out without rhyme or reason. They are not, like crime, subject to professional analysis and the charting of outbreaks which can be broadly determined. In Seminole County crime control is under the operation of the sheriff's office. Sheriff John Polk has done and is doing a masterful job in trying tt, keep his force large enough and well enough trained to meet the traditional threats to law which the burgeoning Walt Disney World has brought to all of Central Florida. Yet when the resident of the county takes time to, and few do unless the flames are visible, think about fire protection and finds his property in a "no-man's-land" there is the very natural and human reaction of "It won't happen to me." We believe the time has come when this very hazard shold do more than has been done to force the county leadership at the governmental, civic and political level to think again, and this time with urgency, about consolidated government in terms of fire protection. Fire fighting has gone along way in recent years. More effective means and more effective application of preventive steps has done much to minimize losses. In Seminole, however, there exist fire hazards which are known to be of the greatest danger and which could, in an instant, produce such a conflagration that even the best of fire fighting cannot contain the damage or limit the destruction. In Sanford the ruins of the Robson Sporting Goods and Boat store are mute witnesses of this fact. In this county seat and in other older cities, similar structures are existing, constant threats. Vigilance on the part of the municipal fire departments thus becomes a matter of Xhit 6aidarb frmLb TELEPHONE 2 2611 131.9993 300 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Advertising Director 1. Asst -to Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulation. General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller ROY GREEN Advertising Manager GARY TAYLOR CHARLES HAYS Sports Editor Mechanical Supi, JANE CA5SELBERRY RALPH HAYS County Editor Camp. Rrwm Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR. Stafl Photographic SUBSCRIPTION RATES 35c Week $1.SOMonth $TSOOlYear $9OO6 Mont P3 In Florida Same As Home Delivery Months 51013 12 mat.$2000 $1.70 Movith All Other Mail U S Postal Regulat ions provide that all mall subscriptions be paid in advance. E ntered as second class matter October 77. 1910 at the Post Otfice of 5ardord. Florida 32771, No part at any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced In any manner without *rotten permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any in divsdul or firm respons i ble for such reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law. Published daily •sep1 Saturday. Sunday and Christmas published Saturday preciding Christmas. The Herold Is member of the Associated Press which is on titled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local ns pirsted in tPui newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents portance. Inspection and enforcement of safety measures is just plain common sense. Fire is, of course, something that needs to be dealt with at once. Only In large conflagrations is their time for the mustering of forces. - the good of the whole Is allowed to Not until dominate the decisions. In the meantime, for everyone there is a simple step which every household should take. Get a fire extinguisher learn how to use It keep it fully charged and handy. - - the mustering of forces on a county-wide plan which would leave no resident without proper protection and would do away with local red tape which halts fire-fighters at predetermined boundaries is possible. Probable' Yet As a citizen, give thought to the need for a change in county government which will be able to meet the needs of the 70s and think in terms of adequate, county-wide organization. Washington Insight Conclusion Jumping In Season puzzles of my lifetime to me is charming in a crusty sort of size too small. By HAL BOYLE The only nice thing you can how come this generation manJumping way. But a young stuffed shirt is NEW YORK (AP) conclusions: Marriages always a comic delight inatlme say about going tohelll.s that by ages to spend most 01 Its time to when there are so few thingsfor the time a man gets them hets sitting tn cars and swivel emirs between circus freaks are more the hystand.r to laugh at. tøo tired to complain about the but still buys fewer twopants lasting than those between suits than the previous The bi ggest mistake most accommodations. movie stars. They usually men make in this world is that Blondes get the hiccups more generation did. which was sup. happier, too. The reason Is not the wear dreams two sizes too often than brunettes do. posed to have been on Its toes all only that the average freak One of the biggest economic the time. large for them and shoes one a better character and a more attractive personality than the average movie star, although SOUTHERN COMFORT that is certainly part of the cxplanatlon. The careers 01 marn ned circus freaks are less atagcnxstic to one another than the careers 01 married movie start And freaks aren't peychologically as dependent on audienceapçrovalasmovle - - r stars are. Even people crowded in a subway continue their ride feeltrig less grumpy after they have ms&roamf or athild ca ng a handful of flowers. There is always roam in life for the right thing. If every sane man on earth liked thinking better than eattrig, drinking or making love, I L! 4 r .. 1) ,. ~* ..,l L* . - -C . ' ~ '. know what I'd like to be. I'd I&e tobe the villagekilot. Stuffed shirts do not get either the credit or respect they deserve In lift. They are greatly needed. oblect lessons in this world. They provide us with visible warnings 01 things we don't want to let ourselves tie. curie, no matter what else time makes of us while mutilating our dreams and goals. A stuffed shirt Is a warning symbol on the road downhill to human bankruptcy. A stuffed shirt often may have many adrilrable qualities. Fci' example, he may be so sincere In his civerinflated pomposity that he is totally devoid ofhypocrisy. tuffed-ahirtism In the old Is *1ways pathetic but snet&ines --, .,, 4F I - . - ?" ' '• -, t . By BRUCE BIOSSAT A. Springs Marilyn Gordon 131 473 Bear Lake. Forest City AnnPRiley $2 Casseiberry Tanglewood Kathy Nibiack 131 7130 Marilyn Gordon $314973 Chuluota Liza Baker 265 5307 Fern Park. E. (stales G.nrod. Eastbrook Marilyn Gordon 831-075 Lake Mary Ann Sseczko'*ski 322-8704 Lake Moors. 3222611 ______ Ann RIlEy 131 North Orlando Mary Hyatt me So" Colored Community Mrs& t4ö4biLin$ 322 $411 (&ttptISI __ _____ - -_____ WedneSdayMiiy3 1, 9fl-SA -. ''Ndly should get speci.'ml 'or Chuck hail, proposing to privileges," said ('ounrllman MIAMI BEACH (At') I j I" ' It). III('l I ()I'i'EI, AssocIated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE.Fla. ( At')A new state board has made a on them." At times here on the long trail up and down the state, he looks desperately tired. As If ho ding himself together by the slimmest o( margins. lint his bounce always returns. At a rich fundraiser's ranch house north of San Diego, the candidate waved his arm In a sweep and said: "I..00ks like we're winning the war on poverty here." After the Chicano vote on a Sunday morning In Mon. terey Park near Los Angeles, he sniff ed the reakfast aroma and said: "Thanks for the smell of the pancakes." At a rally for blacks in San Francisco's Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church. Humphrey-stirred by some his listeners: great choral singing the firing line since day one. 'here were "I've been on you this plainly an aside aimed at McGovern) when the .ossIble landmark decision regarding regulation of 11cr. Ida's private Bible colleges, and U if ho wrestled ' ith th' t' far to go in cracking down on "diploma mills." The State Board of Independ. I - . One Man's Opinion -. - L. c. - -,c ' • Wallace Shooting-Hand Gun Control By HELKWJ FULLER The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence-also a private lobby-have done a monumental job of digging out the facts about crimes using guns. They record a big jump in their use in non political crimes as well. Last year 10,500 Americans were murdered with gins. Wonded: 10,000; robbed: 2,000. The commission reminds us that every two minutes an American is killed OT wounded In this country. WASHINGTON-George Wallace probably will be "Alabamy Bound" within the next ten days. He is eager to go home to the University of Alabama Hospital and to get ahead with the spinal operation to remove the bullet still lodged in him. orthopedic surgeons with whom I have talked are not Impressed by the Involuntary twitching of his foot muscles. That is Indeed involuntary, protective reaction, not a regaIning of control at his legs. Their prognosis is still perUi Which brings our democracy again to the question at survival 01 the free and open political system we have known. There is no way to prevent attempted assassinations, Wallace is tenth man holding the Presidency or wtki,ng Presidential office to a murderer's target. Wallace, Andrew Jackson, the two Roosevelta, and Truman survived. Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, and the two Kennedys fell to the gumnen. In all ten cases the handgun watts the weapon. Rifles and shotguns have for their purpose hunting and sell-protection. The only purpose of the handgun is to shoot people. The gun lobby"- the National Rifle Aisociation and other private organizations which oppose legislation easy access to guns-so far defeated all tills to control the sale of guns. But the fact that this time It Is Wallace who was shot, and the new information which is now reaching the public because of the publicity in his shooting may bring over some politicians who heretofore have voted with the gun lobby, , They conclude that the US. has literally become an armed camp-that our 210 million people possess 3$ million rifles, 31 million shotguns and 24 million handguns (for killing people only). That is almost one firearm for every two men. women and children. Close to 2.5 mlllior. more ban4g uns are manufactured or imported each year. Th e facU he Commission on Violence has pulled together add up to: An increase in non-political crimes related to handguns; the wham-c effect on the young and mentally mbalanced of murder on TV. Congressman john Murphy of New York charges, from industry figures, that by the time a child is IS he has been witness to 11,000 Individual murders on the TV screen. The Presidential Ccxnmlaaicn on Violence states that "Ow constant flirtation with actual violence may be one of the factors that bring (the dranged) murderer at least half-way to his distorted perception of whet actions are right and legitimate." in Iota, the increase 01 crime, the spread of firearms available, the sturmins influence of constant TV violence, arid the Insistence of Presidential candidates on mingling with crowds, led to the Wallace tragedy and will lead to more of sarne. The tone off the second There's no doubt that it took guts for Dr. Frank Stanton, vice chairman of Columbia Broadcasting System, to say "no" to demands by a congressional committee last year that he surrender unedited tapes, film and notes used In the production of the controversial documentary telecast, "The Selling of the Pentagon." Stanton could have been sent to jail for contempt had the house of Representatives supported Rep. Harley 0. Staggers, D.W. Va., chairman of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Nor is there any doubt that Stanton deserves the honors showered on him by his industry. During the recent Emmv Award ceremonies of the National Academy of Televi sion Arts and Sciences, the academy paid him Its highest honor, a Trustees Award, "for tIs courageous posture In protecting the right of the people to know." In addition to this award, he has also been cited by the International Radio and Television Society, by the National Association of Broadcasters and was the re cipient of the George Foster Peabody Award. In the 50-year history of radio and television, Dr. Frank Stanton is the first individual ever honored four times in a single year. East year, in explaining his defiance of the congres. sional Investigators, Stanton made clear that he was not defending "The Selling of the Pentagon" as good or bad, fair or unfair. 10 Both men appeared Inhibited I centered on questioning McGovern's proposals Humphrey said, "That's probably because he has more printed up." He said he was 0 cation of Laurence University of Sarasota for a state license. The board put off action pond. Ing a study of the quality of the academic degrees awarded by the three-year-old school, which styles Itself as a graduate school in education. It has awarded 99 doctoral degrees since 1969. Phil Ashler, board member and vice chancellor of the state THE OPENING OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SAN LAN DO Senator McGovern, after the Wallace shooting said that his 'whole campaign is based on contact with people" and that he will not change his ways. Humphrey said the same, In effect. operate. But another board member, Dr. Clinton D. 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SANFORD A ___ . -,.- ChoIlboosri., block or grin, - By NANCY APiDERSON Ccplry News Sike • For Home and Office -Apical tI.ctvic, rig, $22.95 HRS: MWTF8:30 5:30 TUES 11:00 7:00 -1 - .,.,,.,,.,,,......,,,..,, ....,.,,,,, MOTOR VEHICLE INSP STATION Who Do Movie Stars Support ? tivity. His spokesman says he's vetcrac of past preelection Vinton who sang at President not taking the stump for anyone wars. John Wayne, is quiescent. Nixon's inauguration is sure nor lending his name to cam- Letters have gone out over his how he'll vote next time, and The most paign letters; though, almost signature soliciting support for he's not doing any campaignHOLLYWOOD sang the inaugural interesting thing about Holly- certainly, tie," exercise his fm- Agnes, but otherwise he hasn't mg. been heard from. song for selfish reasons," wood star participation In chise. prgM.$la1 cainpalgning this Dinah Shore, ncsnlnally a Ben Johnson on the same set Bobby said candidly during a break In the Wayne picture. all rwi Is the lack of It in certain Democrat who's campaigned was a wdricrmative. for the party in the past, has "U Jefui Wayne nine for would hove done It no matter quarters, Actvrdjing to their mutual been Immobilized for the prtsident. I'll campaign for who won, because I thi'ught It publicist, Jane Fonda and Don. moment either by her friend- tijm," he said; nothing more. wiould help my career. Chris George, Rod Taylor and ski Sutherland. most militant ship for Vice President Agnew "I'd agreed to sing simply to Bobby Vmton., also working help myself, but I'll tell you advocates 01 social reform, are or other interests. "Dinah's busy doing her with Wayne, expressed varying iomnettüng. When you walk Into silting the primaries out, and, while even the Black Panthers thing," Charles Pc*nerantz, her points of view. "I'm not much tntu politics," t he White Howie, you get a have endorsed a candidate, lcmg-tixne publicist says, extun.iy feeling. Then I had break. Jane hasn't. in fact, ,.'-cording piatning her disinterest in cam. George s.cud. Politically I'm fast with Nixon and found out paigning. And, since "her conservative, and I don't li k e to her present plans, she won't he's really a nice man who was vote In the presidential election. thing" Is dating Burt teynrilds, whet's ppening most women can understand try, but there's not one van genuinely Interested in finding why she's not at party head. runm.-igfsrpublie office I'd vote out about my Ideas. Still, I'm vow sw of the p9bt1ra , gaing to have to think some Bob Hope stein almost equally quarters handing out butta. for." Meanwhile, even that scarred Ctmriousty, not even Bobby more about how Ill vote." indifferent to prreicctkin ac- OFFICE SUPPLIES - Political Hollywood ---------- AND EACH DEPARTMENT HAS SPECIALS NOT LISTED. censed Laurence, "we might as well close up shop." The school charges some $2,300 in tuition and fees for a instruction. Five weeks during the suiuimner are spent on campus, while the rest is preparatlon of dissertations under bases open doesn't conflict wIth noteddlrection.by.mail. The course his defense proposals, and leads to a doctoral degree. that even families who would Keuper, president of pay some more taxes for his FlJerome or ida Institute of Technology 'Income supplement" plan at Melbourne, said he wasn't w ould get substantial property convinced of the Integrity of the tax relief, degree awarded by Laurence. no rejected a questioner's suggestion that his proposals "We talk about innovation, were too far-reaching to win but we don't talk about lnteg. congressional approval and, In rity," Kt'uper said. a closing statement, said his proposals "only seem radical to ANNOUNCING BERRY'S ODLD '"'j REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS tions, was raised with the university system, recomimiend. surprised there wasn't more ed licensing of the "innovative questioning on his urban and Institution," and objected to the environmental reluctance of "hidebound eduAt the outset of the special cators" to approve of such rae-hour version of NBC's schools which he said don't con"Meet the Press," both canform to established higher edudidates rejected Wallace as a cation patterns. possible vice presidential When the boom was created running mate while Indicating in 1971, he said, "we were talk- format, sold the meetings with Mc(;overmi are "having a wonderful effect" on his effort to beat McGovern in next Tuesday's California primary. people who are so wedded to the ''It's like vitamins," the Mm. He maintained, rather, that If Congress could scrutinize news material that neer was publicly presented, freedom of the press would be destroyed. iovernment, he said, should not be permitted to Interfere with a free press. There should be no quarrel with this; It derives directly from the First Amendment to the Constitution Even at its imagined worst, the free press we In. tudard Is finitely preferable to the kind of presshave we wou have under government control. nt'sota senator declared, Asked about the fact that aggressive style, apparently debate, Humphrey apologized reflecting tears by advisers he for having suggested Sunday in had been to strident Sunday Fresno, Calif., that McGovern night, but continued to assail would be a fool to propose what McGovern's "income supthe Minnesotan termed con- plement" plan, his tax reform fiscatory tax proposals. proposals and his call for a $32 The Minnesotan said, "Dial's billion cut in defense spending. unfortunate language and a McGovern defended his man makes,a mistake." lie proposal for a 77 per cent tax on described McGovern as a fine inheritances over $500,000, said man. a pledge to keep Califor.ila air by the program fonnat, which called for them to answer questions from four newsmen under limits that barred the freeswinging exchanges of their trst session Sunday night. Humphrey, whose first reaction was an objection to the ,, '''''- -- SPRING CLEARANCE SALE llnjnt'stead College of cational" in nature-not leading Bible at Winter Garden Its ap. to octiliitionnl objectives-but peal for an exemption from II. failed to persuade the board it could be this and still award ctnsing requirements. It told Dr. Arnold Pent, presi- 13.A.'s, M.A.'s and Ph.D.'sDouglas Stenstrum of Sandent of the correspondence ui of the board, school, that the college would ford, etinlrnn tlerislun could guide the saul hit' have 1(5 meet the board's mini. Future In dealing the board In mumis educational standards and receive a license or close up with Institutions which claim of because exemptions shop. televised confrontation between the two frontrunners for the Democratic presidential $iomiiinitlon was milder than they would support whichever their first encounter. It FOCUSed of them wins the Democratic ing about diploma mills." lie said Laurence was not a diploLargely on McGovern's tax and nomination. inn mIll, and the board was defense proposals. Iiumiiptu-ey displayed a g oing too far if It forbade It to Early in Tuesday night's By DON OAKLEY .!' Offbeat Ruminations running male. Stanton's Stand Is Press Bulwark , ,-- a ''"''n_ '•' '- ' - deny Wallace Is Rejected As A Running Mate By CARL P. LEI2IISI)ORI' API'ollticalWriter LOS ANGEI.ES (AP)-Sen. Hubert It. Humphrey has pologized for saying that Sen. ,eorge McGovern's tax ptiin made the South Dakotan "a fool," and both of the candldates have rejected any possibility of having Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace as a ,1111,, t40à . r,mw4r",1 ent Colleges and Universities Pent applied for an exemption avocational programs. A more holly debated Issue, voted unanimously Thesttay to on grounds the college Is "avnhow to apply mlniiiiuni educational standards to new institu- swords and sabers were drawn against us?" Humphrey just can't believe that all he has done, all he has fought for in his public life, should not now culminate In his winning the presidency. lie has himself In mind when he tells every listener. 'You need somebody . Ma- (,,IIS I5IIui3 Exemption Is Denied with most items-Medicare, housing subsidies, Job Corps, widened Social Security, He adds: "All those things have Hubert Humphrey's fingerprints - ,7i :' hc''ml chosen. They are (left to right) Shelley Nakada, 1)awn Gress, Sheliri Crawley, Chery Frey, Linda Lucas, Beth Travis, Becky Abbott, Marty Winsor and alternates, Kathy Sikes and losann McGuire. IoBibIe College . - 1 ( 11EERLE1I)EItS for the freshman class of the new Lake Brantley 111gb School to O)X?fl in September in the Milwee Middle School facilities pending completion of construction of the new school plant hopefully in January, have at yesterday." He clearly believes that he deserves the fullest political reward for his service and what he considers his acute social vision. Again and again, he runs through the catalogue of major social legislation enacted in the past generation. lie claims either authorship or close Identity - 1. - -- retorts: "My long political life is a rich and tested experience. I'm not a man with eyes In the back of my head looking who's got the guts of harry Truman." lie is Ideed flghtl7 Truman-stle. Says a veteran Democrat here: "If I umphrey pulls It off . It'll just be Hubert himself who did It." - lluinr. with the city. Chaos at turned r,ver to dernonistra'fr; the I)ernocratfr Convention will and a nearby city.wned thrwould be mad" i:lv" politIcal convention pro- IICI'I*fi Magnet, declaring his play Into the hands of the par golfrourse har dle the rs -"rtesters space to sleep on city opposition to the mayor's plan. reactionaries. "We don't want that." Hall told a meeting of the land, sparked conflicting cornA spokesman for the newly flay Political (:lth Tue.. rmst'nts Tuesday frmn Vipple Tiger _ I&,__,A t'__..__fl..._ ,-.----leaders and city councilmen, day that his encampment pro rrirrneu viunnui I-"spectingthousafKlsof young posal would avert violence and coalition. fl-year-oil Bill is'ople to show up (luring the he urged citizens not to fear Ritter. called hall's recomIb'mocratlr arid Republican "the disorder that some have mendatlon "a good first step Hitter's group was forrne'l National ('onventlonts In July predicted." The mayor later told news- last week in a merger b.'tws'i ansI August, the mayor suggested letting them ramp on tarn his plan was endorsed by the San Diego Convention is high school athletic field and n Dade County Manager Ray Coalition, which had planriet protests In California before the Goode. municipal golf course. Convention site was GOF' The city campsites "would go "We support It completely," here, and the Florida switched a long way toward making sure said Jerry Robin, a leader in the ','nutti International "arty, Miami Reach does not have People's Coalition. whit-ti has been urging young another Chicago," VIpple leadunder the mayor's plan, the people to come to MIami hirsch er Ituhin said, adding; athletic field at Miami Reach "We told Chuck Hall and (icmon.strale (luring the ,,,, S4'fllOt high SttWW}l woijid he ing to explain aay bad th ird-place showings in the last two primaries before the big one in California June 6. all He simply said he didn't try because they weren'tSen. the reality Is that his chief rival, that Important. But George McGovern scored two more victories and got fresh momentum ion the test here with Its great prize of 271 delegate votes. Humphrey In this setting at this moment In history Is something to watch. lie knows he Is at the crunch, that these are the climactic daysin what will surely be his last hid for the presidency. lie knows California Is crucial to his hopes. There is poignancy in the shifting campaign scenes as the old warrior struggles valiantly against what seem to be tough odds. Ills sIdcly believed that the ascending McGovern has superior money, manpower and rno mentum Yet resilient, buoyant Hubert concede nothing. In television actor Lorne Greene's jammed 13,ving room In a Los Angeles suburb. Humphrey shouted -We're gonna wIn!" as a black singer sang half a dozen choruses of "Glory, Glory, Hallelujah." His voice charged with feeling. Humphrey went on: "I want to be our leader. I want to make you proud of your country. I'! give you everything I've got in my life." It bothers him that man) pt'ople, especi.ilIy soins? of the young, see him as "old hat," a figure from the past. He - _ S Spar On 'Free Space'ldea SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) Standing In a blaze of television light up against a wall on a city street. Sen. Hubert Humphrey was gamely try- - Atlamoale - ___ - - '* Mayor, Yippies, Council Humphrey's Back Against the Wall 5~i ~__, - __ M-6 ,_ Our County's Fire Predicament - - By Mall - - Political Notebook .1 Hcrne Delivery ___ . - • The SanfordHerald Editorial Comment STAFFORD DERBY Fc tcw of Editorial Page - _ = _ 4A-The Sanford Herald __ __ - Dill.,., Fl.. STOP SHOP SAVE _$iendssdriuts.reg.hOs .,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, W" ,id.., 254vlsins A to 3 _UaJs Meow. too. $1.93 ,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,.t9 sit _P,,.,Ieord, rig. $3.90 ,,.,,,.,,..,,,,,,,, 1.75 isP P.nJaH.* Ha,uglaig V.IJ.,i, IS per hr lots., 4,44 Iii _ks Il.. with At. 2 lodom. lottor .1.., iej. $2131.99... - .t., -i'm, Fee. ry siudeni liik asw() b1 $913 49$... -P.o. sials 9woru.so# dusk lasup, rug. $19.91 14.53 w. - Dlsp.sobl. $ushllqki, F10 81.79 ............3.39w, -Debra. C.sasst. 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May 33. 3972 AA , M A4 IVIJI I7 I T, C; T.; I '# I II"UM .W I I 11J3 -_ - It :3 _10ke I 1 SJC A' Robinson Pushes Dodgers To First - I he 1llUSt4'tfl ASItO(kIiUe Hoping to inspire area Nationa l Junior College Track donation. jump and placlngsecnndtn both iin'ipc'd 24 feet, one inch to Brad ley, io u named the 100 and Lii rn the championship in the join a community effort to send .Mercer. president of the lJrnLed most valuable p1a'er In the been Invi ted to the special mccl !n.g lump. Seminole Junior College State Bank of SCTTithble kicked recent na tional junior college which will be 'iekt in Lakewood, During the year Bradley has Colorado, located near Denver. ':l:'.jl Vrs-o Brailrv i thi' off thr dr:vt' with n L%00 nNt after u :n::,. n the top-palM scorer foe the liing , is the :. alders and was selected as the interna tiona l competiucm with icist valuable athle te on the athle tes from Russia, scheduled rick squad. He originally far August. The qua Wying meet signed to o to Florida State *iIl be held June 33-74. ',. nlvcrsity, bu t came to SiC for The drive Is on to send -, c.yearn prepare fr the faur. th e meet to Bradley to . W h.:, caflege.He is expected to , car repreaentSanfardandSeminole _J to M . after his sophomore fr County. Bradley has also up;I' .;4t at Seminole. plied for the United State 3 Terry Lor i is the track coach Olympic Trials scheduled for Seminole Junior College and Eugene, Oregon, June 39-July .sfa ther,Mikc,isthcttack andifenoughmoneyc'anbc •.ac-h at Florida Stale. Bradley I I raised, hell continue west after lll.V :-' busthcss major at the junior isa the National Junior Track arid i 3 college. Fi.4d Championships and those at the national nit"eL Donations can be sent to the CozTlpek In the Olympic trials ' ____________ They came for his firM Place iiitha chance at making the U. jump of 24 feet. live inches in \'esco Bradley Fund at the the long jump, his second place United Stale Bank of Seminole, S. Olympic team. -'-. ". ______ the 100 anti his Ivated in the Sanford Plaza. All Beadle) Li just complet:ng PiLi r 9.47 moneyrecttvedat thebankwill ptaUmeof21.20th . trtshmanyearatSiC, where he then be turned over to the paced the track and field team it to a second place finish in the Bead1e a first ku American Fou ndation at the college to be U -:::=O- national meet. The four-time honor came in the Junior used to transport Bradley to the 7-' •2 All.hmencan received tl'r'e at Coll ege Indoor Meet in the meets. s-1- . residents and businessmen to and FuldChampsonships. J ohn Over By HERKY CUSH - . - _ -' ' t m ___ I - Late Toyota :- ______ RtKIeI'kr SCLSIt acljcin ('CJflcudt5 1OiTIDXTOW at the Jet Lt•s in the Late T4a loop and one hectic battle should be in the offering with anyone at five teams capable of running off with lop honors. The present leader, it you would call them that, are the Sedans who have a half game lead over the second place BSere. Both of those clubs split last week. Moving up into title rontenucm were the Sparkplugs. who pufled off another sweep and the fanner leaders Beep Beeps. And the B'gs & 3 ran not be overlooked for title cimsideraticin. Bob Barbour unloaded a 247 in his final game of the night o help the B's & 3 complete a sweep of the Mini Wheels. Bob finished the night with a lusty £15 series. Also helping was a '14 by Johnny Jam. Bern) Hudlcy's 190,201 573 Led the Sparkplugs to Uwir of the Big Wheels and to several leaps up the ladder. In a hea&in clash the 375, 103 by Kathy Arthur and 201 by leon Arthur helped the Beep Beeps split with the 8-Sers. By far the lop performance among the also-rans was the I ooming 587 series of Charlci Miller in which be toned games of 111, 192 and 213. Charlie has a 'aouid" 157 average in League play. Thus his effort this past week was a "mere' 137 pins over his average. Other fine efforts la.cl wr"k came from Jack Rogers 212, 572. l'at Roche 115, Marge Augusta 17. Bud Larsen 190, 194, John Knodas 200 and Millie Rogers 171. - - - - - - - Towi.y Resulti All of you who were rooting far Dot Lee and Helen Bartiaiw to win In the Florida State Women's Bowling Tournament can rest easily now. The tourney has concluded and Helen and Dot have captured first place. The Sanford bowlers had a combined tolls of 971 to was the Class E Doubles handicap division. Dot contributed a 551 while Helen had 420. The pair bowled at the Shore Lanes in Men-lU Island. The final week of action was last Saturday and Sunday. Speaking of tournament action John Spolaki competed in the Florida Men's tourney which Is now In progress at Miami. John averaged 197 for his six gaines and should can.e out with something off the prize list. ,Junlor-Ssnior David fiLe exploded with a booming 233 jist when the Hard Knockers needed It and II helped that team pull off a sweep against the Fabulous Four. Also helping the Hard Knockers gain the sweep was a 192 528 b Scott The Hopefuls also came up with a swe.w last week as Mark Whitley fired gaines of 202. 173 and 33 for a strong LII - seriet ThAI w I rti,',-. .-.". - rint tn'rr . - , Mirk' , vpr1i'.- Jun keglors Eddie Adams hit the big iti in the Keglers mop last arek as lit opened with a strong l and closed with a 1971cr a £14 net. That act along with 341 game by Don Gorman helped the Clowns to three wins over Lake Mary Anitc'o High for lake Mary was a 119 by D. &'tiweickert. The AU-Stars lived up to their name as they truamed the San ford Heating & Air kelgers. William O'Neal fired Carnes 239.211 for * $76 series while Lcammaie Bill Powell had $ 193, 190- 565. High for Sinks-ti Heating was B. Hedrick's 219567. Goodyear number one also came up with I uur snna thanks to the efforts of J. Ceresol 21, 203-567, A. Rnlluion 196 and T. Word 180. Smith Development was led by V. Wi1 02 aria J. Smith uS, Alsocomning up with fine performanceslast week rrT Patterson 192, 207- $76, B. Arthur 113, B. Kelly Carver 211 579, Johnny Faco 193, W. Bur rows 192. Chuck ____ hlakrr w' . 03 iII. I) Durtirini 193 and J. Bryant - - KoslJvallT9,RGllbolP9,O.Tcnjclibonlg3,E, Weaver 39l,ft Rriney 205, 205. 190 300, and Eddy Webb 230. 1) & B FENCE loop top scorers were Richard Willalmns 710. Kathy Bukw' 176, Dun Gtr 172, Elgic Karunan 181, Jack lye, 74. Jim Brewer 195 -517, Janet Barr 194 aid GI'*Ct Stair 173 Best i th e DYNAThO?ICS SUMMER LOOP were G. Dixon 195. 196, D. C. Elberry 1%, Ed Mallon 213, 192 566, V, Lcmdermilk 373 and B. Stirki 177, 173. - Tops in the EIOWLERETTES leanur was Elf* Oldham 175. - . - -.. - . - . - wmwit ! T t.i pIote'si.lunaI recording the best knockout percentage of an, in hla'ory. Cutties v) ent Joe Fraz;rr has M - KW in 3 lights for the with M bouts, - BLANK -over Cleveland A%t. ander pitched 90 sh ut outs 4urIn his CW't?t', nuure than Oth .iuriai t.eague history Chris- hemmad. All third '2knoc1 ,. .:- Dli, J ERR\' ROBINSON, co-chairman of the last 'ear's lh'ltona open, presents Dr. Tom Largen with an award Ill recognition of his out' standing efforts in promoting the annual event, 1)r. Largen is one of the event's gold sponsors. $ - Chase Seniors OutmH*t But Still Manage W i Brltish Amateur Pits than enough for lockwood, even contest against the Cubs in Chi. ager three days later. "You can't ever say a manthough the 25-year-old right. cago. Robinson also drove in a run litter Is your friend," Lockwood hander struggled with tilt with a sacrifice fly as the said, "but when you lose some- control, losing his shutout in the Dodger; built a 3-0 lead, only to one who's taught you a lot you sixth when Tortes singled see it evaporate by the seventh feel th- hit;. I)ave arid I had no following two walks, Ikoton'; I(a - Culp throttled B>- (;EoFt--REY MlI.L.Eh( l'utstilcr, s ithout timaking a imiatuties v.;thout having to plo>' inning a; Dave Kingman belted love lost when I first came up. I Associated Press Sports Writer single birdie, moved steadily to past the 141h hole. his 121h home rim and Hobby was a cocky kid. But in three Baltimore on three hits antI SANDWICH, England (Al') a and 4 victory over Peter halt Two other Americans, Marty Iluintt knocked In two runs with years I learned iron; him and Carlton Fisk and Tommy liar. per hotnered off Mike Cuellar as Veteran Walker Cup golfers, of Britain. got to understand him. lie West of Chevy Chase, Md., and a single and a fly ball. The player; throughout the crtintr/ Joe Carr of Ireland and Ed C1.EVELANI) (AP) Dick Siderowf of Westport, Kemp Richardson of LaGuna Then came the bizarre bottom helped me on the baseball field the Red Sax ended the Orioles' Tutwiler of the United States, (', who played on the 1969 Nigucl, Calif,, reached the third of the eighth. and off arid I'll be a better per. four-game winning streak and nation's duller; got a break in one of golf's largest anrtuat meet today in a battle of wits on U .S. Walker cup (Cain, faced round. The Giants managed to get son and a better ballplayer for dropped them into a flritplace froin the weather-It was tar- Charitable programs, For a $1 entry tee players car, tie with Detroit In the AL East. rible.,..,In their hopes of beating $one of the most demanding Gordon Hyde of Britain today. Six Americans had to play through it without a run despite having played for him," attempt took to beat (hiss scores :n Elsewhere in the American The Sax courses In the world. advantage of in scores posted by pro champions Siderowl won his first two second round matches today, three singles and a hit batsman. League. Boston trounced HaIti. error by Brooks fobinson,ofall Jack Nicklaus and Kathy relation to par-one over f'-r The wily old campaignersmen, six over for women- it more 6-0, Texas nipped Oakland people, on a potential double Cart Is 50 and Tutwller 52Whitworth. 3.2, Minnesota edged Kansas play ball in the second Inning to were paired In the third round of Nicklaus, the PGA champion, any public or private course 0 the British Amateur Chumand Miss Whitworth, the LPGA th. country. All amateurs use plonship on the Royal St titleholder, had scores of 73 and their established handicaps Walker Cup Golfers - - although he was only a Lyman pitching az-rn but he had a farmer Many he socked sophomore. The youngste r will l day at the plate as who are st il the Cubs. Jack Wiggins a single tad' a single. For Ext'c.'-.ttne, dialpond stars, Mark Harden had the only hit Tam Duncan two dou bles, Rich going to school together, will be th ree hits in live trips am be sta tioned at shortstop for to night's game. Keane will be Chase I icr the Rebels, a single. Win- Bil li ngham a triple, Paul on opposi te sides tonight when CPUnLC'd twi th th playing centerfield as he did for O er top hitters for e Sanf ord RecresUoni e two legi clubs meet at th on ring pitcher. Floyd Lively; Sessions two singles. Mark ay's Lyman. Radovic will be at Bill Enright and Donald loser, Brian VonBerbW&c, Rupert and Carl Milchman each Lyman High F ield at 5:30 p.m. CITy Post In Mond Brown had the only hits for The starting hurlen for t he victory were Darrell Payne seccindliase and Brooks cata single. Winning pitcher, Jack TIgers 34 Chase. Sanforif Recreat.on outKeener; laser, Alan Birk-err two clubs will be a pair of stars with three f or fi ve, Tim Shea thing. Other Seminole starters and hit Chase ttrer to two but 5112 who helped Lyman reach the th ree for four and Mike Weirwti Neither team got a hit In the m'yer. th&positlons art Robert Avant with two hits in five tri . ps lost Spectacular catches w district playoffs. Mark game. Al' runs were the result made by David Bernosky arid of walks and errx. Winning Thompson. a solid sou thpaw Stephenson, the starting at third, Jim Ellis in leftlield, wou's SOFTBALL Randy Brawn. Rick F'rreU, pitcher. George Pcrvg; loser, should get the id for the pitcher for Cassetberry tonight Ron Russell at ftrstbase and Chits Franks aid Yiaith Brown J. K1Tutt. Seminole nine while Kevin IS one of three Lyman star's Rocky Copeland in rightlield. MCRMWIII The,! After tonight's game the each tid a hit f or Sanford Stephenson is expected to get who' ll be In the lineup. Shea will Shoemaker Cenatruet*o 1 whfle Seminole nine will Journey to catching duties Recreation. Wb'ning pitchor, handle the ART BROWN For McRobiz-ts Tires, the starting assignment for ('hunt will be ticketed for Leesburg on Friday night for a WIILe Wall , he bad U strike rt(je.. ci Jeannie Rtalasxewki had a Casselberry Post. :30 pm. contest wi th the its; loser, Chris Franks, nine Casselberry. wi th ano ther t'utficld duty to keep his hot bat double, Freida Evans, l) Leesburg in he Legion. t lineup. strike PULL R"Umgs, La Helms and IIjginda Lyman ace, Larry Chunat panthers 12 Gross each had singles. For thawing a four-hitter, opened The Seminole roster Is loaded 'tanks 9 JUNIOR LEAGUE Kelly Deritcin had a double for Shoemaker Conrtruction, Laura iir Panthers, Mike Parker and Wlkti had a double, Debbie • Cls'ituii 18 Ken Perkins each had a single. Westiall two singles, Dale .''r( s KIwanMi ullant and Ann G rieme a Chip floli had a double Its- th e I)rew Bonglanni had a triple Yanks. Billy Cc*grave a single. iinjle each Wing pitcher, and single for Civitan, Jcitui Winning pitcher, Jimmy Norma Smith ; losing pitcher, Doyle, Jot Baker and David Garner; aser, Billy Cosgrave. Patty Wiggins. Each tit had by Frank Beard Tangway each had a double, ('iij,fs 11 five hits. Rand) Cramer, Dav.d Lively ('aids 9 Club Lai and Donald /nnett each had a Motor Parts I Cnnfj scored 13 runs on smgle. Carl Hamner and Robert no hits. Jim Putt had the cs-dy Club Liii won the game by a 6—Let the Club Work Riple had the only hits for !oth':t ter Motor Parts fur the Carth innin Kiwanis. Winning tthet, Joe pitcher, Scott Ba)er, he had 10 itrike outs; loser, Jim Reel loser. David Nader. Rt .sc. All gcid golfers have a strong streak of laziness in them. By that I mean they MeROBERTS TRES LASSIE II.AGUE Curley Il Acks u MEN'S SOFTBALL O League Leaders 9. 4 pt. - I ____ I , ! I I -i I - . - - q ••-•4 . _• I ± . f ftkCiCfld* Village, Other results last Saturday ._ 1 • firnrJ Lake Mry rollr g Loa 54 win over Jai Alai and lAinpower of Orlando blanking .-, I - I - - - I, i ! . u-_ . . ,~ - ___ atr.t - of I Russi Insurance, 54.. Overall s ta ndings in th e have American League - Time Change Starting time for tonight's z.rnrr..mt miign scriuoi Spring football game has been cha gad fnucn4p.m.to6p..mai the Lyman High School Flelt Head coach Bill Duty as well as area re*idenls will get their first luiik*t the Lake Brantley gm-i ddet-a in ac'tlam't N - The Fencers sixth straight - victory was a 9.1 romp over - _____4 - : - - -i _ _ NEW MAJORETTES for th e corning year at Seminole High School are (left to right) Mar)' Robinson, Sylvia Coleman. Sylvia Smith , Eugene Shaw, Jane ftwnriev, Pam Mitchell r' - t__ : . _ - I/ - ____ Judy Williams and Renee G il bert . They wil l perform at the spring football game Friday night at 8 p.m. at the Sanford M unicipal Stadium mark, followed by Jai Alai 6-7, RusI !nsuranr 6.7, and French Well Drilling, 44 National League standings have Zayre Manpower at K Lake Mary 7-5, Highland qk Gardens 2.11 and Hacienda VI!t'p ?.i The two division winners will clash 1,11 84turday. June 3 at 10 am, Zayre manager Ton Slurry will openwith his ace, Simmons. American Steel manager Dan Peegew has not Indicated who'll will start for him. - I - 1I ''- " ' American League East -- - ' -- Baltimore ' _jg - - - - - - - - -. '. . '. -W ' - - -- -; I - .. ". ' . ______ W. L. Pet. GB, 20 15 20 16 18 16 .529 1 16 4 15 19 .441 4 12 21 3M 61i - - Cleveland New York Boston Milwaukee - '- Detroit 1,. 91 19 ' Minnesota Chicago California M7 22 12 647 i 22 15 ,595 2I . 1 Texas T I M 6 F 0 R H U D D L E—Members of the New York Fillies, a female pro football m, gather around their quarterback during equipment change in New York City's Central Park. - 17 23 .425 9 17 33 423 9 Kansas City 13 23 .361 11 .. - ';' -:. j' Tuesday's Results thew efforts to beat the chaatp- targets foe amateur players Those who do will receive, $ certificate stating that t' throughout the country, They were hampered by a beat lack Nicklaus or Ka". steady, heavy downpou r as they Whitworth. l-#etnd US. Onen chamn Lee Trevino and women's open champion Jo Anne Carnerinthe annual Nationa l Golf Day ac- National League 'Kit W. 1. Pet. G.R. 29 11 .723 New York 24 14 .632 4 Pittsburgh 20 17 .541 7 u Chicago Montreal 17 22 .436 lli Philadelphia 16 24 400 13 15 23 ,375 14 St. Lout,; - West 1,03 Angeles - ,.; the ASSOCIATED PRESS By 0 25 16 .610 24 16 .600 L2 22 18 •550 V-i Cincinnati 17 22 .436 7 Atlanta San Diego 16 25 .390 9 San FrancIsco 15 30 .333 12 Tuesda y's Results New York 7, Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 9, Houston 5 Los Angeles 5, San Francisco - houSton Boston 6, Baltimore 0 Texas 3, Oakland 2 St. Louis at Chicago, cold Milwaukee 3, New York 1 San Diego at Atlanta, rain Minnesota 3, Kansas City 2 Pittsburgh at Montreal, rain California 6, Chula,o 0 Wednesday's Games Detroit at Cleveland, rain • St. LOUIS (Gibson 1-5) at Ciii. Wednesday's Games cago (Jenkins 5-4) Boston (Siebert 3-2) at BaltiLos Angeles (Downing 2-2) at more (McNally 5-3), N San Francisco (Bryant 2-3) LEAGUE AMERICAN L'etroit (Coleman 7-2) at Pittsbur gh (Brlles 3-1) at League In runs batted in, hit 35 you can play in only three By BOB GREEN BATTING (90 at ba(s)—Rudi, Cleveland (C. Perry 83), N Montreal (MeAnally 0'3), N events. seaBoston one home runs with Oak, .329; McCraw, Cle, -124- Associated Press CoLt Writer New York (Sto(tlemyrc 44) Philadelphia ( Champion 3-2 "I'Ve played In two, The other RUNS-Tovar, Mm, 29; liarATLANTA (All) "I'll make son, and, at one time, had a one will probably be Cleve- at Milwsukee (lrett 24), N at New York Seaver 7.2), N $100,000 annual salary. it, I'll make it yet." per, Bsn, 39: Kansas City iflooker 2-1) at San Diego (Norman 4-3i at land." has His liiest check In golf A wry smile cracked the RUNS BATTED IN-D.AUen, Minnesota (fllyleven6"3), " Reed 2-6 or Nlekro 6Atlanta The 32-year-old Harrelson. Ciii, 31; Darwin. Mm, 25; Dun- craggy face of Ken Harrelson, been Just over over W. Oakland (hunter 4.2) at 4). N he was it through, still sshdppet-lean as lie faiied to make can, Oak, 25; RJackson, Oak, but the eyes held the hungry (HostlUin 34), N Cincinnati tNolan 6-1; it the Tournament Players Dlvi. when tie was dubbed "The Texas glint of a hunting hawk, 25. Chicago (Bradley 5-2) at the major Call. Houston (Roberts 2-2), N "I'm going to be the first sian school Last fall, picking up hlawk" as he rozmnned 1117S-Rudi, Oak, 46; P1the league outfield;, adumilti he fornia (Clark 44), N Thursday's Games player to make $100,000 a year in disgust before completing nicIla, KC, 45. Thursday's Games tried Louis at Chicago 5t. that enables young "wasn't ready when I first anIt-sting grind over to one sport, shift Oak, 10; in DOUBLES-Rudi. Boston at Baltimore, N Ins Angeles at San Franc'm,me out. Flak, Ban, 9; Harper, Ban, 9; other sport and make $100,000 a players to compete on the Detroit at Cle',eland. N tie's it hard tiltc 1.-o, N l'redmctably, lucrative pro tour. Thompson. Mm, 9; R.Jackson, year there," he said. New York at Milwaukee Philadelphia at New York, N hit' won a driving contestmajor tour hr. lie's played In two lie's just a little cver $99,000 Oak, 9. Kansas City at Minnesota Cincinnati at Houston, N events this year-and hasn't will'a belt of 301 yardsThIPLES-McCraw, Cie, 3; short. Only games scheduled Only games scheduled regular pros in At. against the been considercompleted either failing to llarrelson has Hudi, Oak, 3; 10 Tied With 2. linta. But that has been some of HOME RUNS-Duncan, Oak, ably less than spectacular since qualify for the final two rounds he abandoned an eight-year In both the Dorul.Eastern and his trouble. 10; R,Jack.wn, Oak, 9. "tie can hilt it, but tie doesn't STOlEN BASES-D-Nelson, baseball career as an out- the Atlanta CIaL;lc. a lot of Invitations know where it's going to go," "I've had Irs, 14; P.Kelly, Chi, 10; Mad holder-first baseman with Ho,"Hut sald Bob Toski, a former tourton and Cleveland to try and to play," hiarrcl.son said. dos, Irs, 10. now one of the pro and since I didn't get ttuiaighi the lug conquer the denuindlng world of l'FLcBINC; (4 Decisions)respected teach;' i:anmie'; mm;:'st school, I don't have a player s' Kaut, Mm, 6.1, .857, 1.25 Lee, Lournaumient golf, era. don't have the card, Ile once led the American raril. If you Ban, 4-1, .900, 2.66 Fingers, Oak, With his neces.smirily restrict. 4-1, 800, 2.59 playing schedule, h iimrreluumi &-d Vet, has to content himself with; 61; Coleman, Del, 63. — 'q'-_ playing in; small. non-sanction' NATIONAL LEAGUE 'd tour nut,nents-'tw won the BATTING (90 at bats)— $600 in tine of those -umnti with Its-re, SIt.., .372; Sangulilen. tmk1ng on his game. Pith, .350. "flight flow my goal is the tht RUNS — Morgan, Cimi, 39, Pho>vrs School In Napu, Calif, (tie dsscluu'urc by WASHING—I ON / highlighted by (Al') Bonds, SF, 34 That's where RUNS HATTED IN-King- congressional cannmit(ee irob- Julia Mason, president of Jet- this fail," he said. you get your card, rein; the he had given Mafia infiltration lersun Downs, tluit nmian, SI", 36; St.argell, Pgh, 30, lag alleged campaign coffers of right to cwm;pete. Thai's the HITS-Torte, 5(1.., 56; Sang- into professional sports has $5,000 to the again been DId how offers of a forcer Louisiana (by. John biggest tournament in the world ulilen, Pith, 54. for but' right now." DOUBLES-Agee, NY, 31; LouisIana racetrack and of a McKelihen, ussoci. ---__-company He said several of his holding Phi, 11; StargeLl, Buffalo, N.Y., Mont.anez, Pgh, II; Maddox, SF, 11' have contributed tothe political ales, including the Jacobi Borwis, SF, 11; Wier, SF, 11. campaigns of Louisiana gover. brothers who head up EmprlsCorp. of Buffalo, N.Y., t'ontribTHIPLES-Tulan, Cia, 4; 10 nor uted an umJdtional $20,000. disclosures about the Further Tied With 3 Kmnprhse owns most of (lie SF, operation of Jefferson Downs hlOf4E JwNS.-Klngman, New stock in Jefferson Downs. track, located outside race 10. 12; Colbert, SD, STOlEN J3ASES-Morgan, Orleans, could conic today. An. Bradford I'. l.eacy tr.stili.i tIll Kahn.a imit imiber if Um. New (:mm;, II; Br,ik, MI., 16 upp)eiring In The Sanford Herald are I I ilia loll. two weeks ago that h':tmiprise PITCHING (4 Decisions)- OtleUflS Crime Cotii I available to you in 8x10 reprint size gave $10,000 to Long's cmii41 Jitay, uto, 74, i., 3.76 Sut. and Kenneth Norris, of the or $3. mo'mry was He said the 1.97 Matlack, Louisiana Slate I'oLke, are polgri. ton, IA, 7-0, the fvio'n I column by 2 inchesi., 1.90 Marshall, scheduled to testify before the paid while a subsidiary of ", NY, (itt,; w,a involved in Too sma ll for an ad to be Select Committee on Buffalo house Moo, 4.0, i reorganization of Jefferson noticed or effective? You're DIAL 3222613 or 831-9993 S'r1tIKF;OUT,._1'arI(on, Phi, Crime, reading this one Tuesday's testimony was Downs. M' I)u',i-ll, SF, Sill tivi ties at the Canterbury Country Club course Tuesday, Trevino, bundled In sweatars and rain gear, played the front nine in 39 en route to a flveoverpar 76, losing to Nicklaus by four strokes. Miss Whitworth beat Miss Carrier 80-82 In the women's competion, Those winning scores, 72 for men and 90 for women, will be the targets for thousands of 'School' Biggest Test Facing Ken Harrelson .-4~4~_"`3 Congress Pro bung Louisiana 'I'rack - = I ,4 ( 50. respectively, in establishing - . I .. ' ' • - J' ' won, 6 and S - L L I "j, w w nn_q . ' " . • • w . 5~ :, Sf nn r1i - Lesson in driving and hitting and M ai or Major League Is Gerbig of Palm Beach, Fin., a cawrit, - '*f it can blow here," said Tutwller, a car salesman from - - a fl-hole test Thursday on the Quail Hollow Country Club course, a vast track stretches 7,279 )'r.ras over 1 how hard - - U be lieved me when I told them Indianapolis. Both men played in the 1967 Walker Cup match, but they did not face each other. On Tuesday, both won second round matches in convincing style against young opponen ts. Cart handed Mickey Van ... _-._.~_ -- '. t(errper Even t .- - __2 __ but this week a htrh wind.. sometimes approaching gale force, has turned It Into a nightmare. "My friends at home never us- Strong ___.~ 1p cunningly placed sand traps, Are 13-0 are more than willing to let Undefeated Zayre continued VLEN ELECTRIC the club du the work for your timing gets. The worse to dominate the Seminole Pony them. Sanford Tr'.rkt'ni $ your timing gets, the less League, rolling to a 13-3 TIlLS! Poor players think they chance you have of making WIncbesler Homes S For the Curly l trlwnPh over Highlard, 13-3 for Rebels 4 have to exert a tremendous solid contact with the ball. Wayne Fakeon had a triple Hall had a home run. tripie its 13th st-sight win of the amo'unt cf sheer physical ci We,Sicek' had a double and two singles for the Sanford a single Becky Simpson, Cathy fort People have been making season. to hit a golf ball 225 Thickers, Mike Galiowsy Lvii Griffith and rolyn KnudOii yards. golf clubs longer than Already winning the National They're dead wrong. single, Dale RotMinon, Gleii eseti bad Zwo singles, LaDawn have never seen an avecage they've been playing golf. League first half with a 9-0 The manufucturer5 definitely Robinsuri, Billy Miller. Jim Lee, Wucidall had a 31n.gle. Far the player who didn't good mirk, the Zoyre nine made 114knowhcv' to turn out f,ave &ci.msell and Rift West Pony Tails, Mary McGovern dubs by now, Clubs are 0 in the second half with the c*ch had a single. Mike Ferrell and Mary Alice Williams got the made to be swung smoothly. romp of Highland Memorial had a double *rid single Its only hits, a .ungle each. Winning .f If you give them a chance, Gardens. _f .& Winchester Homes, Dave pitcher Cathy Griffith: lacing they'll propel the ball pretty The Zayre team Is led by Druhurst two singles, Greg pitcher, Pen-ic Rawls. much the way you want to. pitchlzggaceMikeSunmonjwo It Leach and Jack Runt ei.cii . But if YOU try to help Pow der Pulls 7 has over half the team victories, too much you'll seldomthem single. Winning pitcher, Dave hit 17-0), The National Toni Buys 4 Leaguers good shots. lSrasa-ell loser, Dave Magda. have six players with batting I suppose the manulac. Stnimberg"Cazjson 21 Lciuwsma had a triple. Marcia to averages better than .300. turei-s could pr od uce clubs Ewtculooel Rudd, Greta Ptts, Deena Henry Bronson's fine glove • fit fast, slashing swings-but , Tom Norton had a triple, two Flaro'o arid Lexir they don't arichois the Zayre infield. doubles and two singles for had singles. For the Torn Boys. N.C. American Steel Fence won ( w(1pApta(ba,Istu ASIN) Tony Jacklui ci England and Stront ierg-Carlson. Alan Buky Gall M urray had three singles, the first half of the American , t*o triples and two doubles, Debra Wesley a triple, Beth glubctrc,tting Billy Caipe League with a 6-3 mark and has . (tIEXT: Play Your Way.) their return l, the AnrtTican Steve Reener two triples and a VanNess, Ann Newman, solid leg up on the second half single, George Singleton Melanie Wets-c and Macbelie Low this week as two f title Paving won their first four Keep Frar* Beard's golf tips handy for reedy reference with vuritirs in the very strong field singles., Larry Nathan, Fred Haynes each had a games. his book. "Shaving Stroks" plus To get you copy, send $1, Demoth, JEt Keener and Dick Wln'üng pitcher. Greta Pitta; 25 arrayed for the sim, K em p Counting their final two cents for postage and handling to "Shoving Strokes. car, c,i Kellenbec two singles each, losing pitcher, Michelle Open Golf Tournament. The Sanford Herald, ganies of the first half the 0 Boi at, Dep• . cArxx.ldPalnirr,SouthAfrmcan Dana Tmdell and ierryBi-uhng Iloynti a"or. New York, N V )Dolt. Fencers ha%e strung six Gary Player, Lee Tees-too, straight victories together. t George Archer, Jerry Hex-d, I Their last loss was to the . Bob Lunn arid Toni WeuJwpf 1,_._.._.,4_ National Lea UP champion i I also are In the 344-man field that I "''1 Zayre tea in. . ~ ii _,~4 ,m a George's link, The exposed 6,633-yard, par 3436-70 course always Is diffu. cult because of its deep and Zayre ' hard. Easy does . All you achieve swinging too hard is bad timing. The harder you swing, the worse Break - SEMOR LEAGUE SH AVI N G STROKES ç" 11!!L_% Weath er Gives D u ffers its SC4SOO on Monday wi th an with Lyman diamond stars arid by Bob Keane. lmples&We 11-I ViCtZ'3' (vtT In addition to Thompson there Bishop Moore Post 242-B. N.th ing makes a be tter Churiat had a shutout until the are such 1.)Than standou ts as ri valry then to have f ormer moth inning on Monday When a Jim Kea ne, Bob Consta ntine, teamma tes square off against few misplays on the part of his Rand)' Brooks and Dan R.adovlc one ano ther. And that will be the ma tes allowed the lasers to to name a few. Constantine was the leiding situa ti on tonight when Seminole SCO once. hi tter on the Lyman High team Not only did Chunat con p Legion p against tri bu te a line elicit with his th is past season hitting over 350 Casselberry Post 256 By IIERXY CUSH Herald Sports Writer - - Robinson niiih'l. - * - ' I n to first," at-AllanUi and lliltiiiburgh-at. I'll shutout agninst Detroit last on run-icoring singles by Fille iteal of third arvi T(ky Harrah's .sent Ow White So% to their fif',h 'iI fl !'l! It fl-j ' r 'ft' I M uiitrenl mtntl,es cmiii c'iilut Thursday, sold he felt badly llodrigue:, George Scott ar'I Was ncr' Mike F't'rraro That u-ithit'r kn ked out St. lAnds' when Brutal was fired a; mnmsn * Casselberry, Seminole Meet In egion Battle JOHN MERCER, tright president of th e United state Bank of Seminole in the Sanford Plaza presents Vesco Bradley with 53(10 to kickoff a drive to raise money to send th e Seminole Junior College athlete to the National Junior Track and Field Championships and th e United States Olympic Trials. Looking on is SJC track coach Terry Long. Bradley. only a freshman at th e school, is a four-time AliUAm American cr1 can triples. Honus wagner Francisco had the highest rounds at Atlanta last week and total among ic-live ptcrn'rs, try to fund a put ting Stroke. entering Itit' I97 easc'n u.th L'l ' 'l ,.• t . .....a--- .. — and Juan MaridW of San shabby dwwinS in the last two all 49 ,_. - -- TRIPLLS, itNYONE? There are no active play- In second plact'. Bob Gibson and leading money winner took M among the Nationzl uI the St. Louts Cardinals the week off to cuwider his with 177 ' ... Of the game's great names ttOt'' AN D JOE Rocky Mairiano knocked out 43 opponents inwirinlug - , only Jack Nicklaus is amung the ty Mathewson', 93 puts turn mlukng. The Masters champion time . -.• ' I', had the most, 252. and the 101) 30 include such lts-thank-gcndar) runes a Jake Bet-kit", i second with ithwitti 1121. Stan Musial is eighth .. - rnlhng hills and plays to a par Sports Briefs .- - , Suxxune: lra'ur action in the EARLY TOYOTA league is-OUght f orth the sparkling effor ts of K. Williams 90, E. ' ' _ • Local Pinpml - . _Ponies '~~ Link 181 and Rodger Souls 179-501 also helped the Hopefuls. Rick Payne had a pair of 199* for the kOther top efforts in the Junlcr-Saucn' loop came train John MacGregor 192. Eddie Ryan 193,284 and Larry Brown ungue's 10 leadsrrs in life- ..__.__, :~ _~.'- -. . - us; Crandall Captures Debu t 0r Lockwood's I-li More properly, Itotilnion got the I )odger; into first w ith his tter 1hat and glove. In (tie toll of the Phil f. hit ling lO at game 11k' IIIILS(1IFlt, NlMINSON City 3.2 and Calisornia whIpped sets-c their flret three runs. CUIP eighth, Inning he followed W i l l time, powered Minnesota over and Davis' 1*'adolf single wlth; a tie- Asanciati'd Press Sports Writer Ito- Chicago White S4,a &-o. wpiee'zed horn, the first one two Kansas City with his first two singled f lijis Aparico or were l)e$ ('randall will remember ietroit anti Cleveland breaking hwi;c run. home runs r,f the season, solo tilt league itinruigertal relnerl out major lion, in the btit(.,it; ti th iii. stints in the second and fourth Crandall's Only 4,115 fans fling. with the Giants threat. debut for a long time and Skip inn1n5. It was the first time in Texas' Rich hand allowed 44-degree ening to score-and stumnhiling iiickwood will never forget mana gerial debut in only three tilts in 9 1-3 the catcher'; 14-year pro career Oakland weather with gusts up to 25 futile 1)nt'e Lirislol. mi ll over tticiiuselvemi in the "I certainly ahuiuhtl be able to miles an hour. it was warm innings but needed a strong is- that he hit two homers In en. attempt-he gunned down a San remember a one-hitter for a insid" the Brewers;' clubhoucr', lfrf Job by Unracto PlAn to pr. game. Roof may have been Francisco runner at the plate to •mnhettwM by the fact I?'at serve his first victory of U', (time,'' Crandall s-slit 'Fues. though pri';('rv" the i)iulgt'r;' S-i lung Jim Perry, the Twins' starting tinenered thnwan "I'm very, very pleased and season. Dave day night after ta king over as idt, pitcher, had a 313 batltr 10th-and rti for the A's-his happy ist,r,ut it," Crandall said. skipper of the Milwiiut-" Brew. In the rest of the National league'; wenthier-wrecked era and watching l,,ckwntxl "It's just a beginning, but it's a Ford for the Rangers who got average. Rob Oliver drove in tour r,u schedule, the New York Mets (nine New York 3-1 with Rusty win anti that's what's impor the winning run off Ken Anita- with a hornet and single to supseventh on a single in the man the tent Tortes' sixth-inning single heat i'tiiladelptiia 7-0 and Cm. The Brewer; tallied in the by Ken Soarer, a sacrifice, port Nolan Ryan's seven-hit, 1(1i-innati defeated ilouston M. Yankee;' only tilt, lockwood, who hurled a six- second, third and eighth innings pinch runner Disc Nelson's strikeout pitching as the AngeL4 Rain postponed the San Diego- , nit. Ca'c ±v hears, as expected, were easily the tirn in the r)bk Amcrcar1 Vets spa tired boEhng - ''It got - DAV Id09Rs turned in by Aaron Kaufman 340- M. Mike Clark 155- 395. Darrell Tate 111. Jack Doyle 106, Jimmy Miller 110. Mike Link 154 411, John Glaze 111 301, Paul Hart 119, Beth R4rkart 103, BrIan Dcrlon 112, June11 Spoliki 101. Trace) Lee 123- 300. Bill De.arolf 103, Ronnie Harold 136. Norman Pisu 131 M. and Bill Redman 115, 309. Also were Jerry Kaiser 127 36a, Larry Jones 130 357. Gena Bukur 123 339, David Jones 160- 394, Mich BoLts 113, Billy Bwtzrt 117 300, Richard Lewis 101, Robert Ripley 120. Kelly Dougherty 112 303, Kerry Lewis 121. Fred Bw'kur 300. -. - - loop, finishing the second with 305 victories and a seven game lead over the second place Hot Shots. In finishing second the Hot Shots came close to winning 100 gaffes as they ended with a -42 mark. Third place went to Kelly's Heroes with a 96-54 mark. Top individual effar-L, in the final week of action were (iimit gall;", "' - '. OF lie finally ,narubgecl, with liniltIng tti t'hillles In just f.ast kal I', lout ga mes Tito F'uipritt'q nn4l 1d (liwidson Its UhititE tA)Wh1'T the Hues. i%ngttfrs Dodgers singled aiwl I)ati,ascui flIstito, some urging by the ikslgeri, I'p three tiarmoleas singles. Johnny Flemw'h was CtncInthan Busty Staub got ire the minors, went In make It bark to setond, only to ogninsi the San Francisco (It. Just up from for New nati'; tAg gun against the Asfind fllnnro already there. that nil by himself In run fur (hwxLon. iinli' To Frank Robinson, it's kingninn, the next better, Blent - u was iehie'l (iit iii It,. York, dri',ing in fMlr runs with It'', 'Iriving in f'ir runs with isst nnohhi'r ball ganie limit lw's two t1(*Ibks and two singles as tie-breaking single and t'" then ItiIW!(l a taint attempt and play. :1 oilier Incentives The Mets' Jon Matlack, whit lb. Mets, taking advantage of borne tuna, the first one an in-"I hnvvti'l been sirmini tiert' Fuentes, who'd taken off on the yet to lout' IPik year, I'ittahurgh'; enforced kllene-ws, sideth e.park Jab H was Anus. lung enough to get tiny ;1w(-ifi- phil;, was trnqw'd Iwiween se_ chalked up victory No ii ho' w,derw4 their National league tim's fourth straight defeat Ii'eltng over the 1)ndgers4Honts intl and third riva lry," the ins Angeles right fielder si;itl Tuesday night . 'l'hcae genes haven't got the adrenalin flowing. "But this was a very itmipor. where em - s'..i•;- - 10 s Bradley pecial Invites Given S - Even Without Adrenalin Just Give Us A Coil 322.2611 -8319993 or Just Drop Us A Note. - - -S S - - -. I I .)p18i& Start Paper T : we". $ Ax" - 1x2 ut Ait.0 •a.t •a S - 'UtU S S $0E4113 ISPtY ie ewe tNVtIOPI 1= $111 uS$5 PSSO 106 64 SIC $IC U 5e9.41,_Pti_,,,J CIRCULATION DEPT. 0 1 IL 04tufarb jrra1 P.O. PDX 14*7 IAN?OID, FLOSIDA 33771 — �BA—The S&ntord Herald W ednesda V, hM y 31, 1972 Night Of Dance Set This 1iI ir. niI \ hits. ',.SlIInrtI ( WILnn I;htrtdgv. 5,fflniiIi .liunit ( nIlPgc' I It iItI,,g s,iiiI I luf , Its, li 'itulyIni thljri Iliir;:ii inI 511114. n • , ullrniI . ftirnl. l'aI)ln, Marry L. McDonald To •1 fPllI r I 31,19/27/ . Weekend Patricia Ehlridure, S. 11 Wedr'PthIM/ cn,ifordHc,rnld I Ilng will tr ,.ri P 111., tit rf M.irr'. ( øvrt f,f .Jtjt# 24. RI !w,Ilt'.r(l All %(4s'l1' %mk' i,piul ?r.n'1i rfwllRHy snvl4'4. ;': :i; ' == - - ltwIr linightrr, - l'nlrli i - t I. ! ' \., ,' trv1 Cr.r H!Ir;frj - 1 • 1 einin olo r A /4føyrt P,!crkrrA hiin rip but 111141 the ,IItr:;p I 114 - 114- (,Intle 8n.I ll.' I,lridg.,IhiIr,Tenn. -- Mims Eldridge in it 190 1-7 17r 1w I III National 114jo, t ~locieiy for three yearn and sho, or 40V . --. Dmice. -.' aile B - -- THE ULTIMATE in poise and grace is reflected by Susan Largeri, ialented hailer-ma who is a select compan dancer in BaUd Guild of Sanford-Seminole. an affiliate of Southeastern Regional Balk': k.csoeiation The guild dancers will be a feature part in k \iht f Dance this %c!ekend r111G.. s D an - Uff - '1 m)orful ppsies. Getting in tune are Jackie Greene. Iud\- Bales and Nlnry Ellen Van a - aestro. 4, ii. 4 - - - -- - . I 1Ff' ' . George Stuart's - its 1,01'r . - , , , I rrnuii d ua t ed n 1k wni gra troiii(cn(rol Adult Ilii:hMhiwI . now during r- (It> the order of the ewliiig .11 gt ulu ition pait\ ingle front right tctting in thea t li V M Hurt. lower kit, and hostesses. Mrs. Herbert Stenstrom and daughter. Miss sh a I'yn t eiit rorn ( Doris Wdhiains l'hoto) l(\l\( honoring \l's Pip I ladder act. - '1 I --r --I1 I' - I: I' I I - - STOR E'IVI DE - III F 1:11 '' I CLEARANCE - - & jEtT I IF "s the l6danc-crs who will on lh a unique the aho* •i i- - _ , - • - - -- - - , george Graduation Cliatter Partir I CX %?r3nt Now go' ' 1 all your - Mrs. Ed McDonald, I'ohi ' Iafrnc Mackr are amTh. The ShOCJIOI Dance AI-tI annual -'XIGHTOF DANCE" vrM he MwenW aCaul ni the SwTanolt High School lk't'ntiir, Also., Mr Mel)'iiuthI k the riiinki'ti the tote \lr :;mI \1r .111,W1111 IMlic IlorIMik intt '.lr uni KATHY EISAXI)KR and e i - - - P ce - .1Jit - ntr,i in 1 Il - HALLE tj. iLl) 01 Sanford-Seminole will preserita premiere performance, "TheGrande Tarentell." with all 31 dancers featured as on - -.'/ - Al - -- lI-,l(_-. CHECK will attend Seminole Junior ilege Li c ensed rn % '.t hnit in S4'ptrrntM't ,(Ir%tII .. - ,r(I I t / rrni,n;hc Ir - stuart 111 fill 110114:"A rnui annual e -- — I - ihow. Thu year prniaes to no ' - Therewth also - bemwb3Lernwidl41c'wt I / - Hoiiois IIIIiss ft -. j ir -' - Sifl1Ot J. _*1l 3 ' affair with Mrs. Stenstrom were , -- ,; ' - .7"t Aiii - - - !....L .- I ' -:111unal, I ' b - ,/, "'i- Litiale In a colorful, !esti e cflflttfl Seminole llith School. was fahionahIe tAch Arbor hotiie of %rnd wh ite scitmi. Mt.ss Pip iutt of honor at a Coke and Mr and Mrs llerLxrL SUn Uje 'i 1 i.ridu'te of Chatte r" the strom parts it r Hostesses for the delIghtful - ._ and C fwibje Victor HftW!'t Rflfe?5 and. Utsttiunptleast, The Upu. ' 'L_ç : 1 - N't . . 'The balIe ..he while idflzi ft such old mast- * Tchaiknvak-s çj ta -t eeth hanmoff and mans others promises fascination balletivvers, I, ge .jod v- . - yll S - Lamont McDi)nnId, mon of \ 111 l'nuIint Mi'l)innIiI, Hiirl"ll. Mti)'nnl't. nntl Mnirk ' - Ml - ssiar)fl her daughter, Stenstroin and her mother, Mrs, W.A.t'atrk'k, - v i - -- - - 4 I ," -_ ': I - crigina] c1)cr-eogr-aphw work b Miriam and Valerie Who art the thtesof this anh.profena1 group. Th ta- pweci Iirtwifl appeal to •tertainment and even ti the uninitia te d it ballet ttthniquea - - catur:dinthe motif decor and .- .- * 4 -- -- - - :F I- -. - ' _____ - '' ' - . arlands of streamersadorned living rida ooritj and whit noral arrangements gracing the tables which were laden with a variety of tempting refr eshments. I 4 When the UW and )a= performers open the wcond hall of the shvw vub the theme. "W&3 Back Vrhm*'. rftff= en. ImItsurtms of the 2V's and 30's wfll came alive wft song and STRENGTH BEAU71'. por,:-kiyed b-. AND Debbie RueUand Stete Williams, w2Utake on new dimensions, with artists. Susan Larger and Jerome Titsha also featured in the produc Standing rown nnl~ has an taidearly.Twketsmay Sanlard toe cenier ar at tt. Pwurrd tr=any dawc. / - - 1' - - the ho - -- - 1I ' • ndsvhowl1takethe \\sand RAGGED\ Sflfl5) and &ter md Carol Dial S andra i - the ir audience "Way Back When- are Barbara Or-wig and Sherry Neiswander iAndys). -- G B if i!lwrnc flurzc f I '1J' I it I serves refreshments to guest of honor Mrs Robert Pottinger Mar\ Its aLt Photo) - Pott nger Feted At Shower -1_7~~1 79 zz i - = - - It - - - - - - _7 .- p B - - - - -. • -- - - - - - - -' - - "'" - •, * - - ' - -. - ' ' - - - - , -. - f- It - ' - t I - I l - - • - - A# - - - chatting and reviewing Salba' - - — -- MARS 115 Afl 10 Special Rack DORIS GOICNILY, froln left, outgoing 1wesident of Lake Mary Woman's Club, extends good wishes to Mrs. Jake Lassiter, installing the honoree's mother, Mrs. [I. Glenn lingle. tier officer; Beth Gregory. new president. Kai Noel, recording secretary. grandmother, and thtMkses and Maxine Hopkins treasurer. were ? 4 To 1 1000 $500 ALL SALES FINAL OPEN t) Slarcle Anderson. Marlene Bas, Susie Bishop, Toni lisa hlollingsworth. : - 1 Bdn*Ar,,1Câr'd Matter Charge Also the Misses Neal Tucker. Huff Keeth, Judy Bales, Marcie Hurt, Pam Lipsey, Debbie 2640 HIAWATHA PH. m-l$ - Members voted By ANN SIECZKOwSKI to sponsor whith as gro%n in her own Special OIYIIII)lt- (;allies to be held inT iiii;a.nJune2and3 Wiltic-r, Mary McWhorter and "I lI((rtshrnents 11111 . - - Paula Ceynowa. served of pink, white, and blue' were Roy, Mrs. ItOSa Iergut 0(1(1 carefully unwrapped by the Mrs Carl Hyatt - 7 JUNE isf - - OFF recriredbytheenthusiasticand Mrs. Connie Straughan, Mrs happy mothc'r-to-beasbeautiful Viaynt- I urrenhage, Miss packages in colorful wrappings Kathie Zeman, Mrs. Eugene ' - - A -- - - -m F STARTS - t%l officers Lake Mary Mrs Mildred Randolph Also Ihi. Misses Cindy Bishop, Woiiian s( tub were installed by presented a substantial check Mrs. Robert Pottinger, from the dining table which was l-erl>- May, Lbbie Winn, Mrs. Joke Lassiter of toward this project. member of the North Orlando t-overedwitha beautiful orange Debbie Foster, Tern Anne AltainonteSprings onThursday Mrs. (;oriiily urged mciiiGarden Club, was urprisedand cloth, edged with Lace Co I'a>-e, Susan Gallagher, Mary in a beautiful luncheon honor ed with a stork shower, tenng the table staod a large Jane Hnrtaock, Itenca Park, ceremony at the House of Steak hers to attend the dedication of Pratt Cottage at Ilacknda Girls May 18. at the home of Mrs. stork on one foot, all decorated Bobble Webster, Eileen Weldon on holiday Isle, Ranch in Melbourne'. This is a Thomas liowersos, 64 so. in pastel colors, along side a and Susan Good. colorfully beautiful and During the business session project sponsored by the l-'F. Also the Misses Gayle Beine, before luncheon was sets-ed. WC, and all clubs art- inpi'nled decorated cake. Coffee, tea, honoree Charles Cormly, touri,uI to pa rtici pate. with a lovely,pink and blue cake nuts and candywereAnn Smith lXhbie Irvin,(,ail Mrs. J itks'n Joyce Wa gner,Dvbbii. presided over this annual corsage, a gift (toni U. included in refrestuiitnt.s Invilining presitient. Sti-3. J hostessles. Assisting the hostess Others attending Ow party 11iontas, Cindy Baker, Joyce 11jeeilng w hich was to mark tier retirement as president of the () Greiiry, presented the in, were Mrs. Florence Raker,were Mrs. Harold Martin, Mrs. (.obcrly, Lauise' Zeuli, helm stoIIiiii iitIictr it lovely orchid club, mother of Mrs. Bowersos. and (;trgt- Duquette. Mrs. Earl Spence and Geni Chariker. Mrs Ruth Pottinger, mothtr in Osgood, Mrs George F uller. Mrs. Thelimi Damboff, Mrs. law of Mrs. Pottunger. Many lovely gifts were Jot flush Mrs Sue %t'Ittaktr I 4) Brister and And Bob On( - - - - Invited guests were Mrs. Glen ji I - -i - - tingle, I . Guests enjcyed a relaxing evening, munching, sipping, and - -- - -' ountt1iewy ZaIeS can,giVë fou 7 V_ - SAVE7Ic SAVES1O1 gfiad a g(e at Se rLd ff Now only S4.29 N. STREICHURA ctps SAVE 710 Ali - - - -,----.. - , 1' L 1 1 I / -' Al"Ve a '- ,, Ii IITAtF I IP I Designed To Your -! - - MUSIC MAESTRO Please and Dance Ballerina Dance will be in the order of the day - L weekend. Representing music bs Ghere are Lila Hdlback Lisa lialback and Debbie Horrel ----.j r th ei - I 6, thebignight shows Billie Gordon and Susane Huaman (center 1ioto). Doing a takeoff on "Tiptoe Through The Tuli" will be JoAnn Wheichel, Bobbie Lucas. Karen Rum- ,V /' ( \.' -" ,4lI s.4. - .• - , , - - - ANY , ANY .-. - - SIZE SHAPE 4 3 AnIh tins - 4 _________ Choose his stone TnUII, tuvs ttIfl)I 1 ' iIt T$ *v . tk.344f a SIM.1610,1 bley and Cindy %lielchel (upper right photo). The popular "Black Bottom" uill come into focus in a jazz nurriber with three of the dancerb a 29 j• N -- Susan Orwig tiower left photo). Rehearsing for a sensational number straight from Broadway are Li.a 'reene and Tons Kniffin right photo' ','ii 15 0; 29 I I. I '?i'fl w ___________________________ Now2tor$4. C OTTON b'iA. 3Z408 UW P" IPM •a Me4) R*j 5$ onif I 99 SAVE $1.01 s. SALE ENDS JUNE 21, 1972 1111A b.,I:,qjbta $.!.. 31,400. UQC Rea SJ 00 Manue Jacobson l NOW810166,99 Now 119167.99 WE WILL - - i.O",ut I $IJ D 8.g $4 CU c -j--"; tOt 32,UC Flog U CC ;i'- Now only SS." %I iIil. D4 - 'aL_L-' - iI''t a to.,CA053 ,10UR HIAHI. 02 SO Specifications '!' \ F§ III SAVE $1.01 Now only $4.29 - - - - - . -. - - - ----- -. - , - DELIVER - - ,- Al: I'our convenient credit plans available --- / - Eddie's Bakery SAVE $1 01 - Ii:,r: Now 2for $669 P-At VAN CC - Downtown Sanford OPEN MOP4,,THUR$,, FRI. TIL, &i 0 tO 5 " Iec, DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E FIRST ST Aillufal Shape wathaill stiff asjp%'I Q PH. 322-3076 105W. - SANFOHDPLAZA m*o -_ save on 12 3" V.340 PH. 322-4712 these great Playtex Styles �- - - -----,.'- __ Herald Wednesay, May31, 1972 VVe Care' Classes Planned - - - ----: ______ 1' _____ WI! 5 /•_• - - --r-•., P' I - -- _____ ____________ 1 ii '-'t ffl.Li\Lh, _1l I . •. -- ------- - cnter, front rowl mander and second row) Larr Burgess, as inMalled commander of South Seminole chaplain and service officer; Thomas Pietz, VFW Post 8207 along with other new officers of adjutant and trustee, and Donald T. Russell, the organizatitn during formal ceremonies, quartermaster. tnher officers include Harold Matz Jr. vice Ann Riley Photo) S' "e rm• comman.1icr, a .1 Ua. LOST Mull tDCOt'ed nil's. fll' C, 141 Series of five classes to tram volunteers for the We Care" suicide preventlonHotltne INFORMATION program emphasizing crisis lnterVrnt3ofl, including creative listening, community resources Direct Phone Lines and crisis therapy ll be held To Want Ads at Florida and Orange Memorial Hospital over the nesi few weeks. The training prepares volunteers for Seminole telephone counseling with people in trouble either no the 322-2611 We Care or the Teen Hothne. No previous training is r -essary and all applicants must be at least II years old. Orlando (ki June Sat 7:30 p. m. at the 831-9993 Florida hospital Auembly Room, Dr. Jack MeAndrew will iive an introduction and history of We Caz'e wtule Dr. Robert lb. Longer 'I'our Ad Runs Silver vill show the i The Less It Costs Per Line forileip." Per Day, At7:30,June€alioatFlonda Rates For Consecutive Hospital AssembI) room Dr Insertions—No Cisange Verner Met: of Seminole Of Copy. Menial Health Asaocfatlon aol Ruth Lanti, ASCW, of Orange 1 ttrv 4 tImes Sec a Memorial Guidance Clinic will S tlieu 20 times 3$c a line give the program. II times 22c a li Orange Memorial Hop1tal RO7CwdIbetheLteOnJLIne (51.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 12 at 7:30 p. in. for the third 3 LInes Minimum program with Eunice W. Rice speaking cm planned parenan UI Tii• thond' Dr Rodman Shippen cm Seniard HerSld•po..ri i W.dn.es.y iil the Dynamics of I)eprtssion IufCJIl$?($lly be plaCed sit TPur II I • Judge Has Full —Time Job Room .C, Orlando Police Sjt arc d.'ckrtc'd LWi weeks CVCS) Noel Moore will speak on month Average trial c nunity relatious while Dr. CLASSIFICATIONS year is one and one-half weeks aa o tie cange during each month, 1nce Mrial Guidance Clinic will oomsarrhardtolmd" dlicuss homoseivallty and Announcements Judge Hall was appointed tO Jearn Cushman, MSW. child I—Lost & Found his office in 18 by Gov. Claude 2-Persona is Kirk. At the time he was Final program in the series )—Announcements practg law with the firm of be at florida hospital 4-Cards o4 Thanks Hutchuinn and Lffler. at S—In M.morlams A native of Okahumpha, 4-Business Opportunities 7:30 p. in. with Norman Moy, heandhlswifeJuliearcparents di -islon 7-Instruction vocation of b-Financial of a boy and girl, rehabilitation; Jim Barker, Jud4e Hall has expressed division of family services; most difficult cases have arisen ?iaj. Bruce Barrett and LI Employment from serious family type GE' Williams of McCoy Air problems . . some juvenile, F- Base. 13-Male Help Wanted some criminal, SOrTIe mental 14—Female Help Wanted incompel.anc-y. All however, A J.J V iS-Male. Female Judge Hall, noted, bad a central ear uu l4eIp Wanted theme, severe family problems. 14—Situations Wanted Regarding changes he would 17-Domestic.Ch,ld Care I '-U like to see enacted within the fly MARION BETHEA ____ County Judge Wallace Hall has a ounced Average for re-election to the office of Judge cd the County Court of .SeminOle County. Judge Hall his g.$ed he Is "grateful for the r'. work week opportunity to have been County Judge for the past four • - . ycarsandwouldliketocontinue .to serve in this position." for Judge Hall C.ontinuinc, he stated, '1 feel " that a dedicated. responsible - -I Judiciary is absolutely essential IS JW# ourS, to maintaining the American way of We, and I am pesonafl very dedicated to tt goal. 'The new judicial article ni the constItution makes it imperative that dedicated inJUI)GEHAI.L dividuals serve in the state judicial 1)-stem. I am PrernInsr)' hearings hit Judge Hull stressed that after court franwwork. Judge Hall dedicated to the admin. felonies and estates have come u stressed. "1 would like to ee . , 173 Exerc i Sc Istrabon of justice, end will before him this ar. have jurisdiction over only criminal cases trought to trial actively seek support from all of The tremendous increase in criminal and civil cases. and concluded faster than they lh IRWIN . POLK, M.D. our citizens to conirwe thiS the workload of his office can be Probate and juvenile cases will now ate. important work." Further, he sai& cases could wtj, st,jstirt-dii', transfced 'The, fact that Judge Hall is a of S,FQ0 cases in 110Z. under the newli unpleinented get to trial faster, In his OPIfllOfl• The 'exercise nuts" spend a dedicated individual is sot'Under the purview of his ..rtic'k \'. However, Judge Hall saving the taspayers shdh hUe time each day walking, cinctl)- pointed out his fdflcra court fail probate estates; envisioni. no problem in the tile expense and inconvenijudiciary. Circuit Judge Voile guaranshlp cases: jenile caseload in that alter January enc'e by having one Jury down the city streets and Williams Jr. and Circuit Judge cases; county cases and the county will have 13 CircuIt unpanekdat the time. Judge I)ominick SaUl, who have both preliminary hearings for Judges, as opposed to the Hall explained this concept in EXCISC. As ti*ttni the same contended that the county is felonies. The latter, he says, are present seven Robert Mayoard Hutchins once fortunate in having a judge of the most time cuWwniflg. paneled for county and circuit Average work for the judge his caliber. Municipal Judge Judge Hall also spends much SSiGO hours, which Includes COWt as OPPOSed 10 exercise, I be down until the Thomas reeman has riled of his (tine Involved in juvenile actual court and office time as sYstem. However, he admits feeling passes." He was the this would be difficult to at- presnt of the University of Judge Hall as figuratively cases., c'onsidering, "what is the well as time spent in ('OlUPliSh flOW With the Lack 'klIing himself" with a best (lung to do." Three nights a files at tremendous workload, week at. spent in Juvenile Judge Is on call for emergencies is quoted, '1 get my exercise Judge Hall also would like tO acting as pallbearer for my In an intt'rvies with The hc'anings, even following a full which niight ar, b> SerI11S Police see a reform ir the expedition of friends who exercised." Herald, Judge hail stated that day of trials. Judge Hall Department and in 1971 there were 8,000 actual maintains the bearings must be Department. Judge Hall said he iIppCalS "I try now he says ut tjwrr are otier voices. IL) give C%CT}OIiC eouTt cases within his combined held so "we don't get behind-" is seldom out of his office or who needs ft. Bruce Barton said, "If you want Jurisdiction (juvenile, county, daY in Much advaniw time must be court during a normal work Cowl to air his to know If your brain Is flabby, probate, etc.) This did not take consumed with probate of week. complaints. However, I would feel your legs." into account time spent In cases estates which, of course, is Another area in which Judge like to see an improved system 30 MDCXIS which were never litigated... dependent on the extent of the Hall is summoned is as acting in which everyone with a have heart disease, Including those complaints just in the individual estate. An estate of as coroner, since the county kØtiiriate c'otnplalflt. civil or tbree people out o every ten "talking stage . , ." Also hot Jy Criminal has an opçxirtunity tO over the age million, for es.ample, in dn nut have such 'fl of 45. One million included were diwuwcms with winch the decedent owned a other Individual available to act lit heard. Amercans a year die of carLastly, the Judge e.si parents regarding problem considerable amount of stock in this caparit- Is the Justice of dio vascular disease. Heart children. the Juvenile problem and its i (.uj (Ttbte fliltflV ;irobkrns the Pt 't'c in In 11w first live months of (lus with tasrs and transfer of Another instance of the importance in relation to Anierica despite a high. year, 2,000 cases have come property. Judge Hall therefore mushrooming work load is sott>'. "E'er> kid I see (in powered system of medical within the judge's jurtsdk'tion spends a great deal of time wittiin hit c'uurtrocnn trials, court) is a potential criminal WhIch seems to do too in court. These included before bearings in study of the Judge Hall points out that when Judge Hall notes. " Unless late. criminal misdemeanors and issue. Since, he ia>'s, the 1w us,sunwd office four years something ii done, unless Doclorsarrn'l doing much for traffic cases with which the proceedings are not of an ad. ago, two weeks of trials were SOITItOTIe findS the time to heart trouble. They treat U cowl has jurisdiction. Judge t'rrsary type, the judge must docketed every three months. consider the problem f fairly well but the>' don't hail said he is not sire just bow makc, certain that all of the Now, he says, with a big "IF," juvenile, they will eventually -nt it at all. Are the joggers tTUflITIIJ COWL many Juvenile cases and beneficiaries are protected. court rooms are available trials wind U hi doing any better' Does exercise protect the heart' Does It cure a sic-khart" Andif so, what kind : ik $ 21—Rooms For Rent 72—Apartments Rent Furnished 24—Houses Rent Unfurnished 2S-Houses Rent Furnished 34—Mobile Homes Rent 27—Resort Prp.rty For Rent ia—Business Property For R•nt a—Wanted To Rent =Real Estate For Sale 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms £ Groves 3)-Lots & Acr.a. 14—Mobile Homes 35—Income & lnve%tment Property 34—Business Property 37—Real Estate Wanted Recreational 41 -Bicycle's 42—Boats and Marine Equipment 43—Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment _____ - - - Cooper's system of physical Mertha ndlw SD—Garage-Rummage Sales SI -Auctions $2-Wanted To Buy S3-Swap And Trade 54-EquIpment For Rent SS-Miscellan.ot,s Før Sale ISA-Household Goods 14-Antiques 17-Musical Marchandise SI—Store And Othc. Equipment S-MachIner) And Tools 40—Building Materials Cl-Lawn And Garden Equipment 42—Uvistock And Poultry 43-Pets And Supplies 4 -Clothing *'IH A O, INKiNC, P'rh)çc £ICOP'C;-Ct ArtOit,"N Ca' I4IO 0 Bo 1,11 s"o 'sa iP ACE _________ H— Dating By Computer For tsin. triondsAip. Or marrilQ Single seine only $r'd n-am,, aedrisa. age. and tO"e numbOr In confidence to C $ I. P 0 00' 1024. Cocos. F Cr ida 37'i DIAL A DEVOTION 313 Solo CintrSl Iaa ice Caurt's I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLI ro* ANY DEbTS INCURRED 11Y ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF MAY 30. IC?) 110 R5tC?sinber't kto _ Busintis Opportunities_______ C Molar Ol S.rvic, 5tatIoifq la - Call 3370015 7 lumener Fn wi's a purposi-TM ChiCren's Garden Apes 47 535 - 5301 attIc I 30 Financial . - -- ____ - j ____ exercise and use up calories for energy these athletes us large amounts of oxygen to burn up _____ 2 ___ ____ - -' - ---= — - - _____________ -'-.'- , ____- _=i VARSITY cheerleaders at the new Lako thack rnwl Karen Simg Vickie Whit., Li>da the calories that the body gets from its food. By measuring the oxygen used during exercise, C has been able to grade the physical fitness of athletes, and Incidentally, of the general public In studies on niu'r than 5.000 rnthtar> volunteers, he has been able Lu ade them for ph>'sIcal F&MILY CONSUMER FINANCE SERVICE. INC , 110 S May.ol.a, anforØ 33)441) 3 MaleH.lpWant,d teal Fs?ate Salesman br nee DeLand $.t div,5io Call FranA Vallella collect. 30S 24$-35.53 Gr.a? Sovi's Realty Co. Orlano,i DOCK INSPECTOR o supervise the load.ng and ITCUI u C Brantiey School for the class of 1972-73 are Sefton, Sara Bennett and not picturtid. Robin (front row Patti Morrison. Melanie Wrren Klaus. that passes In and out of their "I While the) flU) or ride a 'captain and Sharon Hynes (co-captain and bike. (Staff Photo Bahama • Oung man to work in Funeral Home Call Mr. Bris.or,, 377 flII MACHINISTS MECHANICS HELPERS CALL. 3230010 American Wood Products, Inc. lAS IMMEDIATE OPENING tOP WORKERS FORK LIFT DRIVERS, SAW OPERATORS, MAINTENANCE MEN, SAWMILL WORKERS. ASSEMBLYMEN. STACKERS, CUT OFF MEN, GENERAL LABORERS. AND TRUCK DRIVERS ARE NEEDED STARTING SALARIES FROM $3.30 PER HOUR WILL. TRAIN. FRINGE BENEFITS. STEADY YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT. APPLY IN PERSON AT PRODUCTION OFFICE 1317 CHARLES ST., LONGW000. rick Drivers for transporting utomoCiln in stat. of FIOrISS, Welder, end Clean pp man for Auto carrying tral5rs Phone 377 1044 or apply a! Fic'oda Convoy, Bldg 14?, Sanford Airport St. Johns Realty C.i tisI tIML itsitOf 11tk $2014 PAQ AVENUE 333 1t71 As,a 151,1, ri.ght% Cl 33) MN or 173 7)53 iOV (N tIME Nt 0'.'. PIED CIOMI LOW OOW'IPAYMENT COY Pt, 1 1 (Lv It I CON DII lONE 0 Jim Hunt N(A, IV. INC Peg R,al(slatrOrohe, Complete 7321 Pare 373 711$ N-gPst Scsnaa,s& itolda,e Call 37)0u 3fl57$ 3730544 Apply in person. 7305 French Ave. Joes. dependable man wIth rferences DaIer Auto Sates. 17 C2. Sanford, 3231770 - I1( [ elders 1114911, snvefves grw.0.ng and spray painting Will fran $1 73 per PsQtjr to start )73)C00 sb.nV Installers, emr*r,nced with tools, som. ov' of tOwn worn Call 134 0)C7 I %4T s.f[) II ','c-, fIS'),T,. N! )tJ'A9h 'J" iItJE 1547 Air Appliances — — f.g, 1i..r W(LAKAAPARTMENTS ill t,$ Street 1,/AL ON APAR I MEN IS A4,,tl - PIG P,'i 114W 7nQ5t COGGIPIS APPLIANCE SERVICE Re-oar All makes model; j NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. Phone 0-linde m Pet Care ee mvt'it - -_--_-___— 55 Miscellaneous For Sale ANIMAL .ini, Ilagin lflSuIal'on', 34111 0(10 ill AT ING Alit & ((lCd Oil iOhtil4i, 7o19 S I cr-sm,?. A,, 372 s3 till IIAP4OY MAN Ion ,,,,,.iI 7C.Ol'flg 171 133'. (5% N, ,',J ,Q I4.-i i ,I.(w,tIrl, 5 ' ,s , ',,iI'. (.ii,. ; lii iiW Ar.l City (,,mn-,''.I' & 00 133 1'.4 i:i i.e. Houses Rent Furpished Icphoiic beverages allowed Camp Seminole, 3774470 I It 0,101 I 5,1W I,'- ',' ,,,. - I. Air ., . _________ - Platter 50*. 7' long. 35" high Contains arl.licial arrangement tI'Oin 8011sf $25 322 3433. enclosure Rurnove d,rt. mildew fungus POLGAR, 373 7117 1*) I. , , 34 5', I',):) if II Mobal Homes Beauty Care RnI Cr..) !i5 c's ) frOm Mo. elar5 Sarlovd Moose Pa.v 3)3 CV (Psidser. Oh HAWk ii I I S Ill Atj I v Opr.i r,r,'-I'q% I'i .ij'ib' ,' ''','' i-s' ii... 6,'i: '' iwlS ('fti' ft(AIJtY I SAL ON Oi-.-" (), I, 5,,., 1 'I,- .', I',t '' III - 4 4, , Ii.-.',' i, - ,,,, k,,, 411 • tool Un-ted Iente (1 , 133 I -' TV Service _______________________________ III 1415 S Iti l 1, 1 911354 SL1-lVlCE, U I Al. 4, Color III.) S Sanford A,. - 37) 17)1 — -• Well urliling At It :1W 5'b '.'t 1 & 'ainfing, Interior Emt.nlor Free I.stlmaln ReacorsaIjIe Hales All work guaranled Call anytime-day or night. Good references 313 4117 t :i II s' i'Ll 'i'i'', t '•''. is irs 'r,.l • 4,5'', ,, seiNE MS." i's' I - - '. Li ' c. 3 line Ad—$5.04 $16.50 $46.80 4 lIne Ad—$6.72 122.00 162.40 5 Uno Ad-18 40 $2750 $78.00 r..par,, AS$c Don $widerl, Realtor lCltLeiRoad 1.4? 1711 0) *ai,. , At.) S P,,mp5 Spy l.s'q; 133 liIt The Action! - THE HERALD'S DIAL 322'2611or831.9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE. PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. If sew'P ',ssd. .ttAui iw'g.e.i f ,u coo'? rsod.i • passenger, PSI 50$ 53 T75; Wanted: 76 - Autos & Truckg DEALER At,7- O5LFS INC -Pa','t More--Il IPont's I, Op lISria, 62 Uvestock And Poultry SAQOLE Itèv'i'Clt-41 0,5-..' Neat Save I ,n' Oil Cc"a fle';'ern 5p I.w 5 11$) -. --- - Pets And Supp$ie 3323000 Puppies, P req. Adorable Mutti 3132 Elm _______________________________ Puppet, mesh-p Gm.an FREE after 3 30 or CII 4y $j? Board, and --_______ ,s000Qurr S (,AilO(Pt CENTER viii .i.t, a,e1)3 - ' SSA Household Goods -__________ _______ Plofpoint Dryer. p0051 (Grid t cv, Cell 327 43)5 CJtstuaas, Male. temale, wiri or without AKC $25 vo Ai'i,sita wen BoardrigKacaels. 37)3712 F,5i, Aroma,,. S..pgfias. Dog souse. PC TF*IR, Fair-was Sanford 323-1133. 73 Motorcycles And Scooters - s Radial Arm Saw. 10' Crafisosir $125 Phone III 7470 black arid white - 2) television t, USed) IV 5 G.,ara%lis51 Coior I S I A Tevmi arranige ,ti HOt, I SALE IV 150 N I! I: •)1 LonkJwoo.) 4 -- 350 Kaeas.aA, A 7, •iceile." condition. Cail after S p in, 1170 1043 ______________________ liii 3,50 Br.dg.s:on. L300 mi I. 5, new 543400 Sues? Lee's Cic'. lI Frenclt Avq __________________________ _______________________ f Iii - - Zenith __ Johnny Cash is looking for a 1954 4-Door Plymouth Savoy. __________ c rchcigJ.,finn,C.a',ì hii (or the n-csi scani.h '34 4doui Ptmsi'uti't - Sanuianailablc. lfuu have sutih a.,ar, bring it 10 our dcasienhip s (or an Cntv'p totm and Contest ilcisIls. Win rung cntr) 'athl inxl'IC .5 new Fury Grin Cbupc i,lu a CrIl,(t.'r two to tt Johrint ('. ,,' We're looking fox your old car for a lop trade-in allowance on any Chrysler or Plymouth. R.alEstat.Wantd 71 OILY? II 'Nv 7) , , Pluto a,-!. *.. vi?.. 'lAw s),ge possession Call Mr Mar11.., 1)) -3610 4) - . _•_ ,_ - Bicycles . 55 4444,0550.4)1 i4I,lU BRAND NEW 1972 Plymouth Fury Ill - Ii) p.r enl off all RaleipPi fliCyl. Insloce. f'IXIT SHOP. 904 Frerscts An. 322 173$ Boatsand 41 5010 1 55*9. .-, Il_CA4 4 1.154 a-' $255, . •l244, sit,, CAS (Pt ct ,let, ',', 12445 Marine EquIpment i:; cii) DAILY DIRECTORYOF BUSINESS SERVICES. S L)ays 2) Osys 13 Wks N -________________________ New) tr gc fine bedroom home to renl or buy peeler some acreage furnished or unfurni1tei2 Will pa, tip to 1)00 per mgnlh Immeija,, 42 Q' CE WE L OR iLtiltO "l Lit'.Jy4 ,%,5ii All -' 1'' Surf SALE Barrington liWedus GREGORY MOBILE hOMES $00 French Ave,Jfl $700 37 U HAUL TRAILERS II 'ti. s's il' s.,. 33 I' S i tmv • .. ... Fin Bridgestone 100 rriolorc'pcle. good condili,on 322 73)0 " liv) Location on 17 5) GREGORY MOBILE HOMES (across from Jack Prosierl Sanford 373 5300 find happy new CHECK CLOSELY! YOtjCIe'5 AliTi SALES, PSwy 17 ,'., JOIN 'THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE 0 fl Twin Now Open — isriiy(ip.'rsi,r,tC 31)411? Qualify Inqvit •tt,acfl,,e, so..AP, area, lcd tadro,n 7 belt, hem., corner lof, I*d yd CI4 Charles FIn Up to 12 year financing on your new mobile home Top name lines to choosefromwth many models set up on comptSlely landscaped loPs liar iers.ia Village. $31 4111 br usrlul ln; It; so easy to plaCe s-our ad Call 32) 7411 '5-u, Get In On krAi TONS )7) ?i; 33) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY o home; to fit txbh your family artsl budget VA lirsaixirig available Bank financing up to 12 years All homes priced to sell Hacienda Village. $31 4111 Tiier Rentals 1143. 1)16769 _________________________________ Carpets clean easer with the Ii,,e Luslre Electric Shampooer 'siy II par day CARROLL'S FUN NITURE NelSon S .'or..M Cs'S, I'tiol; Ph 1)) 0155 1,4 a want a 3)13471 fib READY FONSUMMI±R I" Aluminum kr.en door with grill. 1.livtred and hilly lflStalli'il 52$ IS. stuck sties Acrylic 5Iqr,s doors, $45 51. Installed Call Alum.nuni t)oors of Sanford, 37) eacellent condil.or' 575 3230744 1144 WIndsor, SI' a 10'. Eacelient condition. Air conditIoned 377 43$) after 4 p m. LOw tit';'gn •,,'. MAIl I 4111)1 It ill) ( lIl( P-f II I,,,' IllIcit "sr 'S flel,c .u',.; 11(01 friistl Asr 31) sIf) 9 Q,il.t, St'.''t A,n.rs,i I GUT tEN SNIPE Gutters. Mis , Ciorne repairs !afing Places d.wlcsp cent Off Pat , P.t(,cv1 COO Ilathroom (COrel, lorm,ca lops ;'M5. e.pert stallation Call Atm), 372 $057 Ceramcs S 1cc moons - MOBILE UI $1' f'o lowdown payment Assume payments Call 1,331773 Ia in to $ P. m Prescore wash your horn. or puol 'I ' ' '. nih /111 5 I ,,.'.I, A,, - Pool Supplies ________________________________________ Paradise Pools Sanford Avenue _____________________________ Automotive Service Iwo Bedroqn, Completely furnilised Adtti only Plo peti $121 month r 1 s ligPsl 4 water 333 3l3 - - 'V (ha-n Link & Farrn!enclrlg. Retail Wholesale. Installation Available Cugburn Fence Company, 1003 S Auto Insurance , AliOA (Son I Ih,o* J*Jp use'.,1 iI'r 'Inn; Sell the-sn q., hIp * °' S Ilrraaicl Want Ad bp lII.ng ill lit I and .,;I .nii mu. , fr Al ',,.%, ' "malrs 3)1 1Q10 -- IhiARDING hilt, 'v P. ,i.i rig It,., lAWi';t I'Is 773 9757 Pt,nr CAnINE s OR ROOM ADD lir'm-o.Jrl 01(1 or build 5 " HAV(N - I PtNIt S I1.Lk[F1T11ih1I!1iW — ____________________ Gei'm,ari Veonerd puppet. ma.. AKC. $ wise, Old lid Havet kerill 321 5712 Fill Dirt acid Top Soil Pot sale 3774417 — 7 9 111AM ANYWHERE IN FLORIDA $utCy rider. li-got & haap'y mow-rip aflachrnlet, acell.nst ntechari.eat eAndt.ors 371007) 63 Apply ,.ntal lo*a'd ,,l(baje Clece *.th G.ei'g. SliatI. $5) I '311 fq Røb-rion O''a'-X PltCi5 itt i134 ties _______________________ rAlfiwAy P1 AlA LAUP4DMOMAI, 33, 1. yo Ilt.ke .t' Oornat Ia m daily. 313 17)1 •, v Ii,,, nih?,' 111 Attic Insulations Unfurnished small t*o bedroom P.eyie, $10 a month Turn south of Pt 44 off Bemrd.Il. 2nd 'sousa on left 272 5315 or lngijri tel hij5e Sari .ntrr,ot I ,,'pr ,, trv WINCHESTER i.nait Laundry Services Nap5 Service, 373 ISSI Houses Rent UnfurnIshed " Equipment For Rent eA,17 "511'IN 15513 Fndi's 'oup's. hUIrr,ri loud N.e ' c-I P"ori. 373 '1) i Lawn And Garden Equipment _____ __,_, CIS LAND CLEARING 3237770 — ,- "nodcI.ng' i1grn Add, painIng '. 1dI .n Set 'I you CASH ijjlt)3 .-..a •'s' ',,r, iou' aces tC,)i% e'c B..v I 1001 'emS 1 a'', t ',Ia.m 313 Si'fi'd A.. _______________________________ Want 10 Buy. Set of Child Swings vt poØ5 condItion Pt',one 372 3317 Upright piano, disbsssastser and automatic washer 323 5014 _________________________ -_ rsietD(t &&,.a.;1 ".' '" "' "" Sawing Machine. Set of Drums, with North Must Sell big beautiful CS' I musk, large cage. desk. cockta,l 12' 2 bedroom furnished able, baby eon Itioft chair, car mor,lh old Little mosey arid Ill seat, Van. two piece stereo, taol, yours Move In WINCHESTER model Odds I ends 13) 1425 MOBILE HOMES. I? I?. Sanford REPOSSESSIOPIS. 44' • Il', never I lived In Two bedf'oorn, front living iii I', ( 10 3, 123 4;: room Pay taa artS 7 becK __________________________ payments and it's yours Move )fl1 Admiral OW. portable TV. 31", LandCl,aringarwjFill Bulldozers and LO.ders Roads, Lard Devilopinent c,( '.',& s'i,i to 110 -".i,in)l-., An,I' 3374477 Pi Lawn & Home Maintenance; Mowing. Edging; TrImmino r;i- l;.,i4. cre,n & GlaSs Repair. Window Cleaning Light Hauling 32) 2710 Ii $70000 Herald and KIt hf'' A-J ,,p I,. H PliGil 1700* lt ¶i f', 333 Mu Sauls Agency The Sanford THREE REPOSSESSIONS.2ard3 bedroom better than new Corn pletely serviced, Sit up Make 3 payments, plus taa. arid movu in. il's yours WINCHESTER MOBILE HOMES, 1712 Sanford Land Clearing Home Improvements I III I I net, I Apsiti,,, rs SAPII (1001 ill tItI( COMPANY 1577 P,i.k a,,,,' 173 ISa) S p5 .ancr'i, " SATURDAY 9:00 AM. to 13 NOON '-I 5( AIlS 'n $.ntovd 372 $771 us l a MUDULAW HOMe Anp ,h'serew,thinClt, Limits WHO CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW FHA 23$ PROGRAM7 We •re Os. lang new homes 'we of pOur CM(e, I arid, bed,oms, I', 8:30 AM. 105:30 P.M. (onirori tot free .a11 Cart ilarrt. at r%t,rnatc 'ULP REALTY 40? ,y II 5t PC, 333 73)5 MONDAY thru FRIDAY Glass-Mirrors Conditioning Ar Central Two bedroom, 7 bath duplea, garage Private Close t all convenieness. Central air heat Ill 7I' - b#iP, • '.,'e t - ./. Hours Pay S back payments arid tas, It's yours today. WIN CHESTER MOBILE HOMES, Pt Il 51. Sanford ii Unfurnished Houses For Sal. C C .' *001Nc. MAC H I 0l 55 C eqit Qi.,qriI (l.(lr.c ho' 510 a OvW will find this directory ', f .' - ' e 1541 For'S 76110w, I & 14, •ur.' s..,s. conSole, 250140, autenatI 'ww 5s!t,1v's usEO S.d.ng. w'rido'. mu, , ealer or from $7 to I 14 each Srand few rab.n.ls. p,,rwes, assorted tp• fo' or e Cil 373 5145 1mm Clp nit or nt)u.re at NoO'I O'cery Store in Osf..n be, '- .454 Department . The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Young Couple with b41 needs small apartment Phone 323 IllS or 372 Want Ad . - every problem, bebary. Lab, Susan Ap?$ , bedrocm, adults Ito pits Call 444 3l (C - Materials Gvr.etr Trader. •lecyre C.' 173 5533 J' — SHOP THE EASY WAY! Apartments Ront U ' 73) ', - is 1413 Mercury 3 iirw. good 5753 'In CwaI.r, Call after * ifl 61 MAZDAVIL,LE ri bedroom, repossessed from Key West LOw balance. Save 53 convenience. Permanent - up-to-date way to solve v'n4Cw, Advit No Pi-fi 855 month 337 1547, - 29 - - Wants-e To Rent 74—Trucks And Trailers 75-Autos For Sale are listed for your the most convenient and Rooms For Rent t(W t.'4'L'' : Wanted To buy ----- 52 4 _________ lIp' s'7C' (n,'cv nip Piano Building -- - YOI.J'U FIND MORI MAZDAS AT DIALER Ah.Il'() SALES tl 5')-j P.nitj 4. Fe's Tree cOndlterS P1W. $11 0514 .v?.r l,.q.! . ,.v ... $4e5 17)0511 322714$ C'; ei.lvt. Ii I 1044 Mustang. 5mev". elc.rg. enin medial t19p5, only PCI with Oral PItancing 16 Eet'slbent rat's 'ee. vans Oo." nj •,, rres .,r, USED 11)74011 Can be Den Henderson Lana. Pool,. 1 )O p te _____________________________ Mobils Homes 3 .' SPECIAL Musical Merchafldls. 60 MAZDA ___ RENT A 11(0 A4onaBI. eIleen arid pupp,j, ___ CARROLL SnURNITUNE e*cPs.aI'sQe fQV good hom.i "on. lt 55 On' 1331)5) Sanford, Fic. residents and newcomers .g'si: ,. ( 0 R'.*,, Rae, 2MSParkOrlv• 'b ' north IMILYAMS ... Residential, 700' a 133', - On, arid t*' bedroan, cottages. Plo t p 'dy will Share new house witit tame All conveniences. 372 1201 fore noon or after 2S - ('tgrin'..,; wesronied' ri.. I, I, 3 3."' .' - - A.,' Toll I..', " Stenstrom Realty The following businesses ap 57 STREE'T ia, 00.1 74.dO miles, aucdin*I.f' transmiisi.-,n, i* CdV'.d-floø. fl(il fnancrn.7 SIOSI 1,44 CItenolet Dick up trucK, .ow - Auctions r'L Restdentl•l, 143' a ISo' FOR EVERYONE I or wherever desired 24 SI 13) Drugs Typing or Art war kdonuiri my home. £ I'll Pl":,lrs drg.nr.a A,e ______ 1.s'l.ai rio, da Op -n44'Q't I I) *deS 10'S and pa". ,,...ar,le Oo." E. TI S "5 11*, 1753 bonq.00d C',iC'.O County sI2• GUIDE Apartments Rent Furnished I jrsi 33 Lots £ Acreaçi. - — . Two arid a half acres, willS 3 bedroom, I, bath mofjile home Call 3232554 between S artS 13. — Misc YARD SALE SATURDAY. MAY 71-5105 LIFETIME COLLECTION r ,rnutur,. PClure frames. Rcass, pper, Pris'tli,e- REALTY Pheni. 113 III lii) Hiawatha A,. all? 'it-. Situations Wanted 23 a yt() $11,500 Earn *hII you learn isles managemenl $70 $300 eatra incom, while y retain your present ennplovrnersl, Write Boa 77$. DeBary. tIC 22 bed, Clothes CHEAP CasseIb.rr p1345304 County --- Irregular with 741' brontage on 25th St. Eatension 114.500 County -253' a I?)' on Airport Blvd THE SHOPPERS PAOs' I ,'041I00f% Corner P95 & $$P - VP".,,. )3 5' io ; Fees vilthan tel, double beS. baby ?rir.I — TrIangiIar rsldanlial. Ito' ISO' a 141 14.000 / 21 Rummage Sales 5)lt 1551 5)5 5 French luntaLves 3737374 323 4114 Anttques b-y - IIUMMAGE SALE IPsursia,. Fridip I S.t,rcSa. luna I, 3. 3 501 West )vrJ St I .,o aSsortment poe steern's £ rii*leq. e'vcatt,n' Cdndit'Ivt 1130 737 1741 as".f Way's. 337 Sell Garage. - City \ Ci.an up Sri time help for weq ends arid weei days M uSC be hones?, and bondable Age ii 70 Reline wIcpme See Al Dawwr. Impirial Florida 0.1 Ca, Id and 14 372 14)3 o P0eifer. I SW not iteG, aofG."al' S.ns II Cold C telPy wood ned anti rwsarspying, 10) Call 37) 7544 os and ends DiLand 1343700 56 THE ftm 40$ Oqv;5 SI LI. new WIsP Agheula (cued S "ins I, li.cm IS Lii •!r 12)5 311 701 s'f.pr 4 - ':I ''r" CAR ON CI44i'i' MitfCedIi A.nv. Oiei.' povte, Ivr.Iient rent meawm's'. tmw"sown tanInri L'.'sti. FtjRifsljitff (ciMPAlel P44sy Seas, $*iI$%, 77001 F ,•.'n' )flOTpl 5* townl 'd'UO't. £ I'iO'ILD SALk S lIe',, %Sitft on f doubie . Se Seminole County Realtor MC MBER, ORLANDO - WP ML 5 YAVE . .. ,a•' A4j rwsry dais Tv.' nd I fs.droom. 7 bath 'some, enIraI heat artS air, harcMoed floor.. ire maker retrig.calov, lenc.d yard. fruIt trees, and country living n P4.htt. Sunday; I H.l.dapC Call 3)2 1110. r'skt tlttfrallp' 5)100 Cash 373 a))) or 3230517 Comfortable City 530 State $t. 'an Equal Opportunity Employer" 372 57)000 T.rm; or P 11,4 SANFOPD SE -WING '.rc, NEV4EST _________ CFN TEl, 307 A Cajf tl SP- r 4r.rufl. to up i ri,rnpl. and I- CS - Ev,nng Chill, e.perierce not necessary Apply In person to bes.jntain manager between C II a mrs Man Guaranteed hipPiesi wages for e*perisnc.d dependable man with references Dialer MitO Sales. 7 52. Sanford. 323 17)0 utornobil, coon,. central teal and air Will be Stemper Agency & Clos.id All Di, Wednesday Si'-" 't *, "I Il) Ill . s Itsi t,ihPs' rn,r's. dout,I. cam alibart Real Estate comptet ply redecorated inside and out Only 515,550 llvlcr C it',' flrancj new 3 bedroom homes, (ALL 17) tIN - ________- . Ii and I baths, under con -structior, Ilup now, choose colon "Sl.mp.r 511300 tO 5)5.000 Pa vPnna Park I bedrooms, Ilpi Air, P4,itt 3 bedroom, I', balls. ball.. 520.100 ar, fpnc,d and fruit tries IlL 300 11,1Air. I bedrooms, I' baths, l'netiurst EiclusIy.- This neat, 7 pnlral ha, garage, 5$,,5QQ bedroom has mote ,ilra features Dci'ameold---3 bdrooms, Py baths, than hc l*w should alloy for only ri'any e0ras. 145,430 Oil iCE) One tralir, is a beitutiful ,dm,r, I bedrooms, air. f.nced panylled rlonida mourn rd, $17,100 Pinre%t -. (illusive -- 'Oes,d Lee Acres-) b44rrns. 7 belle. Or let, Charlie f$ro-wn"l If you fililtily room. 5)Q.S want a 3 bedroom, 7 bath for less CIII or 3 bedrooms, compf•taly than 570.000. we've got itt See II ri notated, cenlral ha, 117,500 and you'll like i. Coontry---Duplei 3 bedroom, and 3 Idroom. 133.000 We Ha,. Many Other LIslIngs WI Ion Place List, 1&400 Open All Day (very Saturday MI1,fair Lot, near l'sospilal, 57.300 A,ailbl, Sundays Cit V-Commercial by Appointment properly, arting at 575 per front fool. Grill Cook 16 T* bath, with centrat teat arid air. In nc. neighborhood, tarp. it - -- - 3545 Pry Seminole Sporting Goods Large 3 Bedroom __________________________________________ ________________________________________ AAA EMPLOYMENT MIe elf 17 57, Cass.lberry Regency So 531 3100 Eckerd A Wtdi(j()Otd SM 11110511' Ill Pt Path Sanford I4.I,t; 17) lIlt' bit's. *ith rlorida Good 111.500 Tevmt -- I'ark Eicluslv, I lealIp 111 14)5 r,,n5riA., Oar 337 3317 4444- uturn14iile Mecitarsic. Qu4ranfeed higPs.st wages. for rapermenced t*tlqOO,n. n-..;s Motors & tracers OSIO't ORtINGuvOOt "'-'o" SaeAes'd 11) ,SIt -. School Att,.ntive I IteJrlwtm homC irs Ci t.l!af rs,iglstw,fhoorl 0-.ncr Country Club Circle, 1 drooms, fenced yard, 11.000 own. IS) monthly pays all ill --It' "Sanfo,ds Sales Leader" )',aiSo MaIe.Female Help Wanted '. Near I Ilelmooris. $ 1,*th. carport, Iltiti fenced, no QualIfyIng Phone 313 4315 flayenna $01 C WFST FIRSt 1? Pl 313141$ 133 7?;? THE Auto-s For Sale 194 Merrury Mavi7ute StaIns' Nitqoet Leaded slid FIm 771 stll payments f p Cart Cr441, Manug.v •t 17)5111 or eves 4)1 II taris.ri itt. 5) tIP Motor, Maccit ' lilt frillier, nv r,,'la'v-n __________________ 445 54U mite, 5 N PAl. F S IA it fPrt(IRA lICE Realty Console Pay betance ea floats and Marine Equipment BALL REALTY and INSURANCE Johnny Walker I Pe,Imns'r,,t, 7 bathS, dining moons and lirpaklast nook with fully equipped kitchen Centrol air and haitI With In well ritmp.hlng with t'l*fly .at, a; lnludes four bearing truit tree; 173.100 with lms 17) 355 $ or 17) 052$ Sew and DRIVE - P547 Uu,y Moo'rl.'f P5, P15 P'N, .vs'MIei'sc '0'nD. 5', 1110 Si-; buPtsvtPstei, fancy design, lIt 31 Huses For Sal. ___________________________ Houses For Sale ii - PRIME LOCATION Sanford Realty AUTOMOTIVE POSITION Train to buy and sell Also drivers for tong diStance trIps from 210 S days Must be DyC? 30*11's drIver', license 313 1330. Mr Bud is Houses For 5.1. routh Singer 'IESlip " 'Truck, And 15 3733557 _ ____ I - j .— II PIfANCE; 3715*57 MILl Eli EMJlWtwI Stenstrom Sprtngi c'vivwL • Ott CriI'-if&! P cc ,p fIt45ni 773 3l$1.,w. for lEt fy,sOP, SETS $26 liP ts'l grote and lak. troot Catering Truck Drivers Apply In person before 3 p mrs Altamonte Coffee SPIcO. 740 Hny Altamorste perienced. Company benefits Plnbr..ie Farms, Inc • South Santord AvC, Santord 7$-Auto Repairs Part s-Ac cesior es -Import Autos uum. 4 Santor-d ufllOad.rtg dl prOduCt for oceusng plant Responsible far record keeping Muit be ci Transportation ct.i. r3 pays; Sari-Cd sued ma'C,e1 iC$3N5 f Aft VC,.mriv. N-n'en \ C -- '344 Yamapi, I l#'!v.0 •fqC, 5SN •' t be,'fi14'if 5Adt,4'i 171 i' CT ri CICntst finS's. ur-'dsr •a9f,trt, Pay c's.'pa, 10 841 61 1 paymens, •f 1? Calf 55VifC 14 4.pirfmerit 171 SIll It) $530 Fireplaces arid avg. poetP'e. New kitchpn abioets. (arpelng Garage and many Ottir features Tm$ available A home 10 desire It this bitutilul bedruom, 7 lull bath. constrs..t. of C 11 & flrlk Central Peat an, air Shaded lot arid all It'. IPaturi you cited in a 137,450 home A spacious I bedroom, 2' -, baIt in Maylair section A lovelt swimming pool arid One of thi most beautifully landscaped loft found anywhere Of course it nat central let? and air. arpel.s'ul tOO man', Other des,r .tb?i features Near Lake Mary I', a(ree Ileasjliful C fl hiirn it,Pli 1(I'i) t, It Sever*l other butding-. or .'.j. HIADHOSTESS L %per.enceo in dining room respofflibility i- , And Scooters - Cons4• Ul01 *if's AM EM FIlM R EUlU5 tMtPss 11cmutiful shaded corn,. - lledre.CS/, ,i', 13 STEREO A ISO? Holly Av1 , I bdr — $ bath. hitmiji ChitS. treeS. wed arid pump Redecorated An elClt4Ive wilt SI Johns Realty Il.l...3 , 't";r. -i• home, featuring I bedm*ori', - onsolidal Ion Loans up tO 52.000 0.. tun.stur.. 83-00055.000 available on 2nd mortgage real estate vc cc !1 ii ;--- management - WA.. I PICtOLOIGOT Realtor nIomJ3SAHous.pwfdGood, 111th 'K'J M41L- - Cliff Jordan POSICIC both accounting and ,f-(retaral skills Ste wOuld be maQrsa'.e. and a good organ.:en. ii? tleilbl• enough to uvec.j?e many details quickly Sn. wOuld be attractive artS es?remely personabie with a warm telephone (I mariner. Reply to P. 0 Boi 3117. DebriS. FCo,ida, 37730 Harty *eVec, 313 I3? IJIjLL! / Ornra O Auri.,e 5tit IC Open with a fast QI'O*4*'iO corporation in thu food service field as secretary to the president The ideal girl would 13Wae CPiordCoursi A,s - - We're Proud to oIler bigge bedroorni arid cloSets. t's.tke carpets !%t(IdW'd lavrid,, as' gatag. pantry. StOve as' ritrigeralor flood Selection ri rItA VA lrian.rig Ptei Woods'.,, on Smnl,vd A,, rica Store Manager. needs e%perien(e in Mme sewing arid office eork Also Sales Curt, also espeni.nced In 'some seeing Apply in person to Lard '0 Fabrics. 101 E First St Instruction THE BORN LOSER - Better 235's Ibcauty Operator See Mrs. King at tack & Jean's beauty Salon. SanPord Plaza Siribord PIANO LESSONS s3,,,T OPENING 1141$ WEEK Waitress warned, all shifts Apply in per-santo Oily and Nip's) Grill. 1)00 French Ate, Sanford. uustcaluneswttw __ Houses ror Santord 73-Motorcycles And cotttri -= = ce'v?.onal Iridvidual wills typin and shorthand atsi,?y Desire to rapidly pc'OQrflI to a ra,ponhlble position as secretary to the corporate pl'e5dPnt She will be dealing with IPiS public, tftercbors. a warm wftoleSOm# personality Is requlfed Rtoly tO 110% P. 0 Mi $11. Delaitd. rlot'ida. 32720 t'. 5-4's n. ____ ______ ;:; L_iL-' Want Ad Advertisers Report BIG RESULTS Eve RN Supervisors. SI IPIIU nd I I) hifl LPN, fir $74 ePsilt 37)5544 Mrs Cannon ipsit unusual positIon *OoId •.pPrliflCd an challenge si-aela'y. hO-eief. eOual Cdfl YOU TROUBLED' Ca 1rp Ô4iC' 'C" He"-" Ad. ,. Rentals imuwnofusinggraded - A((t' tine aevreiu5 Personals 3 - ',h.'i ,nhiord I leratci If 7'if t;me maid lo liv, in or ui. Karen Garag, on Saniord 5, I)I?t mon. 33) 441. Tiwrsday nip's? Urg'.'t mat It Ii tound REWARD 33) ISiC or 5 1100sy,.per, MInimum 7 years Typing desired. nw after i 30 .pIrIeflCe (icellent bringS benefits Apply F0UNQ: o;sm.ean, vicinity WInd%e5Per omii. 5outh Sanford Sommartin and Citiry In 1314 Awe. and Silver Labs Road after 3 local tim at (pen.ng tor g Lost- Biai and tan Getmar eiptrer'ced iai,slSdi good pay, Slt.pI-serd Answers to CM nami dl good hOurS, good working çt via? old No Pe-Ince La,. ?Mn Sties' Write. stating name. age age Last sosn at 331) M•lI.CetvlIte and %I14(1 to Fei 41$ ca'e Monday nig'st Call anytime 323 01 TPe Santord Herald, ScriberS. SIW F,. - ltptart I - Female Help Wanted 4 Lost S __ jiijir th Want Ads Idsyl FAMILY SAUGAIN NEWS sicriost ne ,. assittenil 14,555 MM.. lit Ths ar.a. tilde and Dr. Malcolm Ag,rteie$ $5•Ig sliclals inls lit CSiitpw?iitg tliir Mathe,on, clergy counseling. I C. Workload Greatly Increased - — -, WANT AD __ ------ ____ _..1J- - - Radio. Heater. AvtOmdtIc Transmission. Pvr — Steering, Power Disc Brakes. Tinted Glass, Air W.W.T, Electric Ignition. Wheel Covers. II',' Aluminum (S,larc)o Clipper with windshield, Irailer. and '6510 HP Mei'cwy, 5750 333 UPS. Cond.. U CII S Your Direct that In dicales a preference baied WANTEI' ADS ag. from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATIC'l IN EMPLOYM[N'i' ACT Prke p3733 Line to l's, 4 )1,'Jd,CM. C, 11554 SI Kill? Pt', SI tIE'S. 0, tIofS ti, Sw. ..e.) Pt iS This NEWSPAPER dos not knowIngly accept HELP- . l.aa 2 SIMM. 1054 , . oX. Sw i.IfSw, tV 5,CASb Lol Ufl' on Mtxe inful fltl Ill lisa)' lii obtained front) the Wage Hour office at 219 Carlairse 8uildlng, 12450 N.E Sevei.Ih Avenue, North MIami, FlorIda 33161, telephone; 3)0 5913 CLASSIFIED I I A4 W015IZO C5MI** 0 The UtIle De,.elur '.%ittt Call weekdays bet ore Nuento start the or ' cancel your act lot following day and Sdtuidyt before I? noon The L5i Sntrsgs - JIM LASH A,, 'N.:L' CHRYSLER Pt YMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS On Hwy. 17-52 South Sanford Sanford 322.1055 Orlando $11.55 5, 3334 1 CO(ONIAI �--'-• -- __________ - .__ i.J___ -' - - _-.-- I' - - '""- - - --" f---' •- - -- - - -. - - . - " -_ - - - - - - _ - - •--- - Itiø Sent cwd Hereld - Wednesdej 1 Mmy3I,l9fl-1B 12A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday. May31. 1972 Group Honors Mrs. Herring On Her 99th Birthday In addition u the extensvc on Luvanla Torver. Annie Mar honorees are 19T2 grads nf Bernard I), Miichcli were feted Jackson and Rev. Kurdest Seminole High. The colors of with a birthda part)' on last campus c!o$'al and surgical Herring She has 48 grand, red and white were used on the Saturday at the home of their esperlence students reeee In CTh how great It IS to be the children and 5€ great. lovely table, with a red and grandparents Mr. and Mrs their third and fourth yenr.they hnnin at YtW 99th birthday rur'hicirer, Many more white bouquet adorning the John Henderson Theras is 3 participate in voluntary j the cake of red and and Bernard Jr. it. I. Thes little summer Internship programs party. Mrs. Annie Herring was to white with graduates atop to ones enjoyed the afternoon as with government and private g i ven a parts' to honor her on honoree, make the very impressive the junior hostess entertained agencies, this happy OCC&IIOTL at the Graduates completing the home of her daughter. Mrs. The lovely home of Mrs. setting. The guests enjoyed the the youngsters with music and Esther Hudson. With whom she Bernice Fillmore. was the evening as they listened to games. Guests attending were four-year veterinary program lives Mrs. Eerrini was born in setting of a party where Mrs music, and discussed future Kelvin and Bogart Miller, at Tuskegee Institute may 1779, in Chiplcy, Fin. She was Fillmore and 1rs Jeri straley, plans Guests invited IP join In LaTonya Harris, Ode!] Hunt Jr.. pursue careers in private married to the LUte Mr. Robert entertained Miss Debbie the fur. were Misses Rarbars'Jekeny& and Johnny Albert practice, education and Herring. She Is the kwtng Hnynes,Mum Denise Arnett and Jackson, Rosemary Sheppard. Pringle, Kevin Brooks. Patrick research, public health, the motner of Arthur. .lMme, Mi Julib Cambridge with a Sylvia Bodison, Cynithia Davis and Kaylia Givens, Armed Forces, laboratory Marion, Burnice Herring, "good 1uci gathering' the Cambridge, Angla Rookznan, Marvin Henderson and IA.cat animal medicine, comparative and medicine, Debbie George. Mary Hardy, Hunt. Mr. and Mn.. rleraa:d F animal regulatory veterinary Er'nma Coleman, Yvette Mitchell Sr. art' the parents medicine. - - Moore, Mrs. Riithia Haynes and Kendrick plans to do an 1Tt Joseph Kendrick. a graduateof Mrs Sarah Cambridge __ CroomsHigliSchool,tsoneofV ternship in small animal -littk Teresa Mignon and fourth-year veterinay medical medicine and surgery to set up : the his own private practice afu' ------. - students completing - ;,. -requirements for graduation completing this internship - -----. ---His parents are Mr and M 7. was awarded the degree -' Kendricl S - rt't.. doctor of veterinary medicine Je 3095 Sipes Averuii in May 14, The2"students arr the secnnd -... - . -- -Mr. and Mrs ;irgest graduating class f Tuskegee's veterinary Sr. celebrated their 26Th weu hnol's history. The Tuskegee ding anniversary, on Memorial .hoo1 of Veterinary Medicine Day with a few friends wtu -.,. was founded at Tuskegee dropped by to help make the \ . , !-nri Institute In 1945 and since that day a gals one \lao ime has graduated 34 happy annive,r' -' veterinarians. Brooks. It IS one of 18 schools of -- - -ra.tuata Ross Mosley. a veterinary medicine in the .. T-r / lntted States and the only one of ('rooms High. rnterer =--" . at it predominately black school Kentucky State College, wher(--' -" EE, in the country. The Tuskegee he received a degree in has Business Administration with veterinary school graduatedmore than 75 per an area of concentration in cent of the nation's black accounting. He was an active member in the student veterInarians government ns.coc'atlon, or, IN student center board, Ph Brt. Lambda business club L o. - -.--member of Alpha Kappa ML National Honor Society. Rossspent a month touring the Far East He i.clted curl countries as India, Iran and Egypt. In May 1972, Ross - --' -_ graduated from II'. MMfl'A 'a. HAWKINS College, with high duMinelion, School. The public Is invited to iMaignum ('urn Laude) with an attend. overall average of 3.50 out of a MI, Sinai missionay Baptist possible 4.00. Church, usher board No I an. Mn Edward RIo cksheare was nlversary was held last Sundt presented an award for his with the guest speaker for the outstanding leadership in the service. Rev. K. S. Wilson, Annual Men's Da) observance Pastor to Mt. Moriab at the Allen Chapel A.M.E. Missionary Baptist Church, Church, were the Rev. J. Winter Park, delivering the Edward Connally Is pastor. anniversary sermon, "Ready Blscksheare Is an outstanding for service and God's rtady church and community worker. servant." This man of God He is the principal of Croams spoke to us out of his soul. Rev. L R. Myers, is pastor. High School. ------- k__ Under Mrs. Salt)? F. Bentley introduced the morning speaker, Mr's. Rub)' H. Hendrix, who defined each word in the theme as it relates to the Christian women. Mrs Hendrix is the wife of Rev, I. Heridris, pastor of the Bethel Missionary Baptisk Church, Winter Park, MrrL. Hendrix is a teacher in Seminole County where she works In the church and community. The chairman and women of ShIIOII wishes to thank their many friends who helped to make the clay a iturcess, Second ShiIoh Missionary Members an Seminoie rlI.gn School Chorus will present a Rapti:it Church. celebrated Folk Musical entitled, - R's All their Women's flay with their About I.Pve,-Thur%dxy evening theme "Christian Women the Semin'th- Uich Working Together in Unity aI T each er To Wed - BIDipT.4bY 1 crot INSIDE % ..t_ "I" lift 45- 15 School Plan 'Assignment Based On Program Offered It will 1* ItnprnelicaI to Activities on the high school Print-out by computor of be itiiptatiicii% to (We'Qflt S av Bfl.I.SCtfll' ti'cPnI It gIven nieiiibly to the silu-tent schedules ( Set'nn4laty) given oembly to the entire lr .'I amch a' no Interest itoh i Part lot liI liv uIn)- 5 will ha' riqailteal 'ntit a' iiihhlie sa lioni stuali'nt and preparation it class list-' stutictit body; therefore, the ,, no 11 01%. student i'ouni'll at each school tit ttniale,iia'nt their prosirnitis on lw'ly as In the high school level The determining factors for t elementary and secondary the a titnati saiillrr morale and in. iiaa'ntInw'al above. 1)utlng the dc-t'hulng on will assist in sstgnment of students to each will be accømplthed to the first )'f'lIr (if 45-15 opi'rritlr'n, ',iirlt'ty of netivilles ea'e the A. lwogram to be presented during at the four (A, It, C, or 1)1 yearly followingschedule! Section Iiinto oppurtianilit's will be a!iw In the varying phllosphl's of the several sahools. the Iiialividual uaturC nI esistlng programs and the geographic Imntiatn rat those schooli, no single snIiilin Is alernied feasible fair cmmty-wide top- 7; July each quarter. During the first nit the au-lwaol year progresses sessions, which make up the 45- .luine 15; section 13. July year of 45-15 operntlon, more More outside resmine people available to the student tiiUfl. 15 extended-year, will be the 2; and B, Aug. 20, 1973, selairs to pinmi and a ooulinruti' available i'inilal he tisi'd in the earliest educational program offered, Before 45-15 Is implemented, opportunities will be group gui'Inee, as etithi bln' it of the mitimaiher plan and stages to add to counselors to the maximum utilisation of an extensive communication in fit stmialq'ntq ls'gin school. Miahile na'tR itia's offered, to coordinate group guidance, facilities and the grouping of ;igrani will be necessary In. School stnde,it nrk'ntnlir'n ran problettis no are each block of students There family members In the same provide adequate orientation of cti.'.,a Is' tmnaIl.'d In smaller grualips in. 45.15 to school. Student oria'n alien ta'tl miniler pupils, (heir I%rcnt.s and the liegin session. the tation can be lion-lIed In smaller irnmurnl na-tiviIIi', ncnih'niic the first year. course general public concerning student When In a's Ira' urn li-nIna programs, toamiui •aatua;wtit liati or lucid irias groups the first year 5cc.Ay schools plan demants in Parent, civic and business do not warrant the establishrwnl of certain courses in all meetings on both school and four sessions, but are sufficient levels as well as student for limited offerings, the course assemblies, sniall discussion will be assigned to a single groups and indiidtial guidance will disseminate this In. session, Transportation problems will formation. be considered in the assign. Local business men will ment process and all this will be receive special orientation accomplished in April, 1973, or dealing with the emplo)Tncflt of three nwnths before the im students under the 45.15 plui plemcntatlon county-wide otthe Printed materials to accompany this communication 145-Is plan. / The master scheduling of and orientation effort will tie - - - - - - - ----.--.-.-- estrscutrfrulit Seanrwlar)' farrgr5nna5 Plot,) vary horn i,hooI In v hoot; r #'ny.rIi,efl!ly, cc. 'luthon is n.emso single feasible as a enflty'wl4t' Pf" I(r4m. Each school must develop programs and provide op. pllrntinn. for student parpni'I'.nities Continued tqnimhaasi5 regar-. tkipatinn In those programs so , each however (IiIii programs; any (platter will be ,cha,ol triust develop such nnses,tioflM' program kec ping in mind that rr,nsldered less important than 45.1$ plan no s.'sshim or any quarter will any other part 01 the athletic of Scheduling be uansivlerrd less Important of the 4-I5 plan ta'ts pres.nte no problem con- thairi any cther Yeatrook pictures will he s.-be"t,i%d at it time when tb msj"?it/ of sh,4.nits IrC available and .ill he in the nest session and hy normal make-up procekii'e's Procedures foe the election of stndent offiefrs will he deter- mined by the itwIlvIalnal yhool Ecicting agriwfr-i and in,titntasrus such as time YMCA, rrnunty and city recreation departments will he i nformed tat etuinges brought 04'0 ,'j 1-.' 35.15 plan - ---- P IACATION SAVI - teacher and room assignments developed by each Individual will be accomplished for all four school for its program and by sessions by the following dates: the county office for (lie overall Section A, April 30; section B. plan. Gay 20; section C, June 7 and 'As far as the schools activity You Too Can Ha". A Cool Igloo... Install A CARRIER Central Air Co fihsoning System. FREE ESTIMATES - ¶4 programs are concerned, it will section B, on June 28, 1973. May 20; section C June 7 anti 4 IN THE NEWS I S - ar- SOUTHERN AIR I MRS. RUBY 1HENDRIN . OF SANFORD, INC. IDO N. MAPLE AVE PHONE 322-$321 EA Hurry to George Stuart's STOREWIDE CLEARANCE Li Now in Progress Save on Office Furniture, Machines, Jon Striev I )t'lihie Hzivnes.. I nisc Arnett, iulu. (.arribridgc Fillmore Supplies & Luggage Berinvu a F. MELLOUISE CHERRY V - - - -. - r - -. . - - - - - - -.- At Croons High, where she wpc graduated in 1961. Miss Cherry was a member of the National Honor Society, TrtHl' Y, chorus and band. She graduated from Talladge College, Talludgr, Ala with ILA in Eienuentur Education, she has completed further studies at North Carolina tJnL. veralt), Bendedict College and liethune Cookrrian. The bride Is employed as a teacher in Seminole County. Mr. Scott isialY65 graduate of "urth Carolina University. where he received a degree in ! ' -:- - Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Cherry of Sanford. are announcing the engagement and forthcoming iiuu'ruqir of their daughter, J. Cherry. to Miss Mdlloulse .1 hubert Scott Jr.. son of Mr. and 711r& Roberl Scott Sr., Newark, N.J.Ilorntn Sant ord. it* bridrelect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Williams, - - -- a - - -- -. - = --"4= a Calend Junor 6 Disabled American Veterans nod auxiliary, Seminole (.tuipti 30. will hold their monthly meeting atl:30p in. at 11w ('thlpter home on V. 5 1742 MAY 31 IM Heading Club of Sanford Women's Club, 10 a.m., J( liute cbang of datej. ,hnit 1 Lake Mary Chamber of Contrite; , installation of 1' cassdllien' Woman Club at 8 p. in. 12.30 p.m at the clubhouse on JLNE I Lyinuti High School Choral 1. .iii panvM.t' Tax Certiricate iprtni' i-oruert supper by South Semintik Itutar) Club, 14 p.m.; Lyman Blue-Gold inter-squad football Sate Set June 1 game, 8:15 P Tax certthcate sale will be JsaeZ conducted by County Tax Seminole County Cattlezii'a Collector Tray Ray beginning at Auoclation, family supper noun iraday. ua,eflnjt,5:30p.ni,.1,.ersRazicb liii Item in the furni of in, at Chuiuota lerest bearing certificates will huximorl meeting, Mr. Caflelberr)'. areioupia 1971 Uaze, Ray said, iii which loses bccnnie deiinqr'ent April 1 were as!!urially advertised during May. who are uncertain whether their taxes have should contact Ray's i- :parce The Liellary Wayfarers will hold their June meeing at the DeBar) Civic auctation hall at' unti l September luncheon TERESA AND BERNARD gleorge stuart 113 tag iutna CUimC,FLUIM Unique Camping Community P1 r Your new home. Before you close the deal on it, make sure you have insurance. June 10 Cun'regstwnal Christian urch 'ni i. p.m., Silver Lake. Jw 17 Men's Club of Christian Cluzrch. corn boll. u p.m.. r .euowsiup Hall - 7 Wayfarers Meet The DeBari Wayfarers will hul'J their June inevi.itif. at 1.1w Lbebary Civic Association Hall *11 P. M. im Monday June 5. This is the last meetiag jag of the club until the tuncheun meeting whit± will be ticid on September ..i. Did you know that there are over 4 million travel trailers on the road today and only 600,000 is situated on gently rolling land and surrounded by pines and oak woods. For the nautically waterfront sites. Nice to be assured of a place to call your camping home' That's for sure. Never to worry again about "Full Up" signs. What a relief! Another wonderful feature is if you minded, the * Overbruiu;. Drive . final meeting of the season. Mimiben are asked to bring" lyre rovered dish for tht pienit June7, League of Women Voters of Seminole County will hold a general meeting at the First Federal Savings and Loan on SR 436 in Altamonte Springs, 77:30 P. in Featured is "Report fnuuri AUiinU' ' I campsites? This is why Saddlebag Lake was conceived. Here you own your own campsite. A beautiful over-sized lot that Is all yours. It Economics and Business Administration. Scott is employed in Newark. N.J. The wedding will be an event of July 1, at St John Missionary Church, at 6:00 p.m. MRS. ANN1L jpjP a Seminole . are heated swimming mile of beautiful snowy beach, a lovely clubhouse, heated swimming pool, boat basin pier, air- conditioned comfort stations, laundry rooms, complete underground utilities and many more extras and you've got Saddlebag Lake. Where is it? Seven miles east of Lake Wales in Central Florida. Here's where the oranges grow and the sun shines and the air is clean. Close by are such attractions as Disney World, (1w Iluk Singing Tower, aren't using your campsite, the and beautiful Cypress Gardens. Another plus is the people behind this unique camping community, publicly held Alico genial agents at Saddlebag Lake will help you rent it. In time It can even pay for itself. Sound like a good investment' You bet it Is. Throw in a mile of beautiful snowy beach, a lovely clubhouse, forestry to mention a few of its diversified activities. Land Development Company. This multi-million dollar corporation is one of Florida's largest landholders engaging in citrus fanning, ranching and j Completes Here's the reason to choose Allstate. Course UMATILLA- W. W. Tyre, I 1109 Oak Ave., Sanford, was aiiioru; 4C nieu fruni four st.uLe to compe1r one of the most rennous training courses fur volunteer kader of scouts Sponsoredi Central Flunijia Boy Scout Council. the week.lung Wood badge course was given at nearby Camp La-No. Chi' Kenn Drupirwaki, Central Florida council executive, said, n ttiuee who have taken the course -which was first given in 1110--consider it a moun. taintop of experience In their scouting careeta The course is based on the capacity and willingness of act man to serve bes through ung. They learn by doing, living under canvas out-ofdoors Allstate Homeowners Insurance gives you more protection-at less cost-than similar policies from many S an Aiuute' Agent at one of the following locations. ' 845 N. GARLAND AVENUE other con. paula. Protection against baa from fire, theft, windstorm and much more. Even includes persona] liability protection. Buying a home? Sees Allstate before the deal ii closed. N& AlISDA113 ..d t ,_. m& lithe in pod har C- -, w, • ,4.-41111 '' 3 ., "**j • S_&.'i 1116 I 4 4"I .dS 'i I $4L 11 4% ,11me GO t1 .. I. 4i* U' ,4Il,*.* 1 1 KC1 ft P41041 ô, 4. . II..', #1 1 ii.- •..i' 4., i*.&it, *.'...,. *I,. •_l 4.8,41 s,.., .. 'U S •44 & $ i$'& *.' S •.4.4 4.1 5.4 5'.' I,a,t$ a ll i.,,. to I. '$s uS S-..Il' •&'&5lt'I 1'' • 1411*' tilt 4,0 a,..,, •4 16;1 I 1 t- 3': & &. i ,• IMa-.. 0 ORLANDO, FLA. 841-3330 - P ,.. I4 - ., , ...._j ' ., V. I'. S 444 61 '.-t SaMe IsI i.. sium-,.,,d •tss '*1.4 5. 0.4 sss .I Ii 44 t4 &.i •* SI..* 'ii I '&-,I P4'- §J 11111MI VIP U ,l, *, -I I.,-.. '1.11 S44L 5,-i l's rn,,.,- ti 1*41 I44 H&,*' )it $..,.*S.. I Ill-i .' l I-OP..I 4 I 4*'..' 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N' %IfFF' ltse h.'e-n' bond 04 - xe,lnt the eating hahtt* rnav' million,4 ifit an intogr.41 n:*rt M a flaIad dresqing It (so makec a filling and naaIth(iil 4 e s seth when a'rveel with .1 tasty apple or "3?' ifld l'r,'H'kCt( Thn'-i -'.hn *".p.'('IaIiy CfljItI 't'i' .- r rnhh id rheøse will want to tic.' it making hic'ults incIne1in hacn and huttatrmitk . These hiviol t'fl '.'It)I 1 -r ,t iiinn1.'r met h,, .' I te.-*spewms hnklflth $ L k.g (of lamb is ( THRIFTY MAID , 'Itl.Lk 1iG (IF LtMB I Irg of lamb. S to 1 lbs. I cop of .di'.r oil, cup llurgunth '.liw I teaspoon nrrçMfln I rtue garlic, crushed I onion, g ruted I Lroiipoon suit CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN Ll,,ift êcsns with $1.30 or 0 10$ 16-oz. ' CAN rKuI..L) more porch... .lude.g cigarettes hizn'r tmtrtie'r remove arc.J hutlt'rfl % lamb to make' Chest . Planter Urns . TV Trays . it ft for (he' grill I(enio'.e. KING wt am tress fat (unitiin re' .2nd ;oInT over tiunb ?*tarinutc overi,iiht I ttieat grill 'closed I SAVE 1 ,1 MISS SlICE at - II igh•• sett ing lilt 10 ruin- . 11101.110 t LIldt t.tIthtle't11flJ4 IH am and pluee on rack Grill 25 SAVI 10, coral II meat IlIDWOS 14*4) qsiit'klt turn se't Mig In itoliiini and cotil, inure slowR-. Makes G In ft '.1 IT III L.,. juii i W-D BRAND BROADBREASTED . . . . . . . SIX, . IAIT . . . . . . . . . • • • . se, . . . ' 59c •wiv Bufferin Tablets . . . . . . w*w 5 9c 10C . . . . . . • • • • Limit 6 5*41 (i4~11 0 C I! bAle USDA GRADE 'A' 4" $1 rA k S#e I? 5 PIIMI.a •)IJ.4t) WD B1A:*0 USDA e 4 . . . . GRADE 'A' TURKEY PARTS 79c BREAST W/RIBS ••••• 39c WINGS OR DRUMSTICKS CAN or 12 to 15 minutes. Serv-' hot, with butter. Makes It 2 ,; coos with $7.50., motto purchase excluding ci garettes 99c 4 . . • A ., - $399 88C 4 . . . 989 LB. Ely .ULEEN CLAIRE EA Food Editor THIGHS . . . . . • • • • • • • Chicken is proving .1 m'in imental help in itrntchin.: wekIy (otiel budget dollar Fortunately. chicken lend-: tielt to all kinds of ''IfiS. re-t:lj)e that ha _,,_eZ I One 4 t ouch of Latin Amertcanrn ;ruvum3tuun is chicken halvi'-. Spanish peanut. corubread ituffing. This iatihiie, with too I pound int'eiilm I uiptmsinul ) SIIII the heartiest of appetites anti provides a big boost to any ny (lflC fine s protein re';uiirtununta ttrshl ground peiprr to labir I",') I hi' e&gj'Iutil and cut it Alrvs slit-4. 10221(11 tH' (II) IIIIIS and ,s'pere. ('rush gut lit' rim et. 1414(1 (1(1(1 to t*t'. i iii Jttti5i 15 i'4S'.I'? tilt ti. it I ''ii tiimt nit'. Ilien art unge' ttit '. .•gc'tahli's in ulterILiting tu I.M. Hill-Inkling rat'), Ia'.rc te liii s:iht and ie'ije't aini 5111114 garlic tilt Ceitik in a 151 clt'grev ii'. en for aInnit 45 limIllille's ui until Itie '.egt'aTe tenth's CAP menu by vileen 7$11177 MAID '.'ANLL,A CwC0ATI $0TfISOtC.4 0* *5531(10 3 oc Royal Gelatins ('itltiigr ebie's.- 1t.,it,.d tissiti salad suiid'.t le'lu' I .hiiii' gthiitlii . . . JI.,( COIN uffin Mix..... ICI M 1 C 0 DziI 0&i.i,. Family Bread menu by 16-oz. CAN tilt menu by ailien Limit 6 cons with $740 or 1. AS? SF 10 _ gritting .. 2: 12 91 . . . .Pro I ti. . . . . . 3LI $199 i f'ilhCtISl &JIa ilia.Pw W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND o, I 2.i FIG. . . . PIiCOOSCOT wtis C$I1$1 05 I*CO.4 AND ONION A11OS $109 49c 59c SAVE 19c SHOESTRING 3 •5_t $4' • • • • . . lAW! Ic. UIDGPO(D Dliv 39C • • • • • • a Dinner I ,.1 1.z CAP. 10 FRENCH AVE. & 25 th. ST. 5 £1105 IWI'*WT wINDS es tS.I-1 PILO $1 79 Potatoes -- 14 5 Ov SlAnt) 9" Steaks 3 2 2 (441 esos BAG tin. -Si . . . . . • 0 Sliced Ham........ Butter Peas U(&IANA 79c Baby Lh,,as DIXLANA . a • 00 (ut Okra • • 2 89c Turnips . . . • . ROOTS . 3 • 1*05 $100 v. Xc,, lOc Squash . a a • • • 3 SAGS ------------ .1-e I J 11 UI I SAGS XD.i 1A3$ StP*l,(Y WIAPPID *.A*II*CAPC SeCtS supIlSlA40 SOW Ii IA, SWISS $1711 . . . . • . Cheese Spread * $AVIL_iOt ,1*11 eese Spread $100 - io.oiea S IG 710 . BONELESS ROAST Crisp Lettuce so PR O as 4 ii . . . . . . Sunkist Lemons . . SAVI YellowCorn Green Crisp Celery ,Y 5, •,'*tAP.C' TI ',tC 5 QimAlill (014 50(10 fIIt . SAVI St 0000 -- '"A'.I P*A(P hal%es . . . . . 10 2 1At 78c Smoked Hams TAIMAtI 'I CAlM'. 69C Whole Hams . . . - - '? 99C Sausage... QtialTll Sill It) CIICU)lu •,• 69' 39c Potatoes st 0 a 0 * 0 0 20 88c 't't . . . . . . U It'-.- 14C -- itL&'-.:' C'.it4 68c Slab Bacon ..... 98c All' Meat Franks 1) 111110,04D . 0 'totting ween chic ken halves. Spi .tufflng on the breast idt zig and wrap wing aroul lru,ntick to hold in plat-h c' icken heavily ttiHl Brush ed butter and sprink melted with paprika. Bake in a 4 - Ii heisted )I1U hour - - ti -- today's FUNNY Ali %QAI 79c Dinner Franks.. 59c I IS 79c %u14p4(tAP4ci PO4s •o , 11111114411 .'._i 1,150 lI'gos ST. - chicken. Fuld leg over -slui, I (I SAVI ID. - PAIMITtO IAIMS •t)SIOPC SUIT IA SANFORD I lial v es skin side down un 'hallow baking pan. l)i' 49fz UlI *110 ,.,,P,Il, C. 44,31 2 - 00 419 E. FiRST ST. l'aprika `'-aut.e union jIlti tflt22 -. 1! bllt'er until golden and Itt'r Stir 11110 ituifing in with pan druppings. Stir it :hmcken broth and peanhii prtnkIe chicken with s.t• -*t;' tiCS tej . it ,,,•, 2 - melted butter inargurlue cup md pepper. Place ctuc'k 39c *P*h'&t tce,pausi Culit . 19C 59c C 11511 LB. 69c Pork Chops t*STI 0 hA leoupeoll ON COO ' Fillfs . . . . . -,.• $1°° Fish ••—••...a ci 49c Fisk Sticks . . . 2 -j-- 141 S'l 59c 1100 IRISH 31' PIN II. - 12 Cabbage . . . to 59c 2 ,.is, 'oic'* $pur_ ' . . . . . . 'aOP'IIADO'tl 21 lItSIl U'. 1A1140W (00110 01 SAUD SUPIIBIAOO Honeydews PIG 1101 All Meat Franks POLY DtAiANA COILLA001,11ALISTAft (M W1 • 2 PIAII 152 18 (I1*140 I ,4g. . . FRENCH AVE. & 25th. SANFORD , (IS $599 o. w 0 BlAND*00(1 BIll 14 0 SIAPJD USDA (P102(1 BIll Cull S (IS TENDER° Potatoes AUNT )IMIMA I,... Steak Beef Steakettes PATIO MEXiCAN 01 ENCHIlADA bc Sandviich SOotLISS CHUCE WO BlAND CUSID i 'C.'- $998 14 Lemonade 1O •.' On on Still 5tfl II. 6 1APAD (1401(1 SIll 7 5101P 1) USDA (002(1 F - i Steak o. $749 AVG slolo•$998 $100 Pie Shells 41 - fi a 0 * 0 0 q * . . . . s 5 A VG_ 6-ox. CAN ' t0.... tit Demi Loaf -------an itt US is on t'us'ervd plateau snort Than P.O(rn feet above tea let-el, Ow north pole is on a 1r user ice C SAVE 3c LIBBY'S c.ar.II,5 Pizza 1Oc Party tAP, .!.re.gi.& . . (IA. Cut Corn. . isiasted Italian bread (osikiug magic chili (Insulate pudding m ore purc hase .zrludinp CitOiCt II1 o io. 31 Apple Strudel . English Peas L& . CMItSSaII the •JW5 . 02121 0A1i..I it Thr Stitilli little Station p Hot Dog Rolls. re ,'et, Polar I ffl!rniwes ieAMlLJl.f 02121 tA1lW I 'ii-1,hi-1 t -.isiIIhti'.c it tiisdI.'d ch irkru lithe, . . 20-.g 5 LOAVII mW ' 0 Lemon Pudding... iflI1 menu by citeen 1 C 1C 0 peanuts 3 11 t- lb.) chickens, isIit Salt and pepper W DBIAOD USDA CIiOICI Sill THRIFTY MAID CUT GREEN ttulluwd corn feet of 0 ECONOMICAL FAMILY PACK itt''. hid rggs Ifurbe'rii,'d roust beef tiush broth 'u cup salted Spasin*ti $143 j*a menu b, ..,. 1 2 cup water or chicken sC CAN 10 MAXWEU H t oz. I bread stuffing PUNCH I ID.., hisia.t 1 urke'. hi'g I puck.ae CITRUS Make's I ( Irrail I .liSilI .ihmud cekr cup sliced s 's cup butter FLORIDA FROM Inst. Coffee II. STtFFEI) CHICKEN HA LVES I small onion, chopped I S sert ing,. 111111'.tipiI.- Can Go Farther (p.0CC CIII lC'.11(i I tue e tuhk's Budget 4 49c 1111 tIIrge lillitsilt green II'I•'r ('lilt l's EarIk t'*i) tithe nil 'wt).lItett pST%S Delmonico Steak 7 LBS. AND UP (In lflgreac.t .*nii hake in I preheated 450-tiegree w- t C0400C1 Bill W 0 1114 *0 USDA ,hnrt.'nhi g cup huitterto ilk Ie't Plac Chuck Steak...... QUICK FROZEN t.- ike smallp..as Stir in lintto or'l( :i lotigh V.it't' i((lii!1 in s 'Toured board and knead av rat times to make a fintiloth ,iIl. RuII dough to I.tl!i 2 !hickness and cut Into 2.4Th h rounds, using a cookie i't- RE 0? . . . . ISlIZIS QIJf4 All VA11C21 S Canned Hams l;G(.I'I.tT (%SNI:ltoI.F: I large' eggplant ', Danish blue cup vegetable MIAf Meat Dinners SAVE APPLE SAUCE 88C . 111111. . . . . . . • • • f*Cie Can Opener minced onion Ms* crLifl haeim, 1.oir haicsng powder. c,att •iitlt ninn, Cut in blue cheese al!lt Ihortesning tint ii particles ii-' Turkey Roast TURKEYS THRIFTY MAID DELICIOUS $399 11 %H,A.,0)A14 fir n't cup firmly pTIr(..'l I EF unnu vv. JW111L $399 3001 suPri sb 05 uwCCWT!D Hair Spray lii$lIItIt' (JO 1.11)1 SI&1I until is mown. cruiit and pink inside' ItruMh lighti with nuirinack st'.pruul 1mnw uuuu unuro PRICES GOOD THURS. JUNE 1 THRU WED. JUNE 7 Cooler ' L 10 W$ITV CONTIMPOSAIT PiATlC Iviispuon pepper 'ice teaspoon stilt tihiespoons Ii wt [L Whutevtr cooking unit is izs•d I C%'L'II 1te ovcfli tie cre lain to mUrlreutc the m meat *'t•rnij.9i1 Ici j,e't a fuller flu 1*1121 d liii! tt'tr-iu.t. Iil'( I EN ulutii II%inL is there. nest the asht!s or residue. .' i ctrpc crisp baron erurnhteit .tIp% T)fl(hf't, ft ,l$.piir r .J when prepared simpi% ,in is tuurhttt,t, pertuug.s tin outdoor-.tettrit upltanet (tilt. %tiit.ofl fIJI tile uuldtim rlHukn1j huff Tht'sv units urne with permanent t.cII l'anin tiriqii'is uinel impart (lit' liii'. nt III churt-ival with- Feted F,4lfrtr NF. flf.(E (IIFFSI' 5/lIVE u:IT Ilk 11rnon .Sinip. I.ez III L*nih and li4.int Olin- CHit (lint- us IIItC C.l t around Ito table ie' h Ili, It)( ilt III that hind Ike' i•njovment of tesiel Cheese Biscuits 0 • • • 10C Mushroom S'c, Saltines • • • • 10c Crackers • • • Blue (,AWPI ItWof CRACKIN GOOD SNAIl Mustard • S Dog Food 10 NORtHERN Tomato Sauce 10 'i 0 Jergens Soap is LOUISIANA THRIFTY MAID 12-c: CAN 10c MATH Sill I I I Qua ntity Rights Reserved 0212* 5701*5 I14 I AA CAN Tomato Juice lOC bOc MAIN 00 IODIZED CRIAMITIF ((BOW MACARONI OR SAVE 3 HERSHEY SAVE bc BRiLLO CAN • I - 10 C 'JOTPl[*N 0* Pi!O C Navy Beans - 1 SAVE 3-c -Lissy 1 , 60 1- 0 CAN CAN 10 UC uO Vapple Juice il 01 CA N / 10 ARROW ASSORTED Napkins • • Potted Meat Choc. Syrup • C - Cockta I lOc 3c SAVE 2c ARMOUR SAVE 3c IMNIITY MAID Sliced Peaches,6 - A CAN Black Pepper •½øx. ASTOP Fruit ' h CAN 11-ct SAVE SAVE 3e . !ISCNI*S Pineapple Treats , 16 as SAVE s -THRIFTY MAID SLICED 0* CRUSHED SAVE THIRTY MAID SIAN. VIGITAStE 01 SAVE 4e TPI*tflv MAID WHOLE 0* SLICED Irish Potatoes Greek iut list American who )riwJs h4i jv. rq.cj the Mel hind un ti tort, t;I t •t•ci il'n Lnut& 11f Ii iii U I StI!Ofltti ,ilVIIt .i1 and '.itIfI' J thi. ehiwId tit the L:&%#. ' (.rettc 1l%l, bt'qiu'uit 'tt- art *11 (hflIfl. ?tflt u '*asl( fIT Ifl( i*$e, III c•ii.sl. .rid an Irtt'T e' in tinsIru surjeI '1'ho t.h-n it 7c SAVE vt-:t Flood I:dit tc( uii1 ih Greek i' Y/edrssdt,i',M#i/31, fl? -1F% The SanfordHerald 2B—The Sanford Hera)d_wednesday. May 31. 1972 419 E. FIRST ST ----------7,-J..,, •VN'4' g5 ,.,,eii 0 Sc . pit Iai,p l'..PoNi tW,l I MI'S -- �____________ ---------------------t--------__ ---,,,---- . . - . . - ,- -. -- - -. -- -----__ ------- - --,---- ----------------- • --- •.!_._ -- }------: - - -- ---.---.--- - ------•'- '- ----- - __________ -- ------•-.. - _________________ rIl)p SnnfocI FfrnkJ 4B—The Sanford Herald Bourbon, Most Popular Whisky, Gives Food A Lift Wednesday, may 31, 1972 Long Island Farmers Give Ducklinas Good Treat enif Il THE BAS('O%IES Crplr) News r1cr 5ffik Count). lng Island. \ V - I tng Island Duckling is thus specifically Identified and justly praised on restaurant menus eeryhere in the t;nited SIatec and sometimes in rope as well. Here in Suffolk Counts on Eastern Long Island are raised over 60 per cent of the 13 mulion market ducks in this c'ounu. A large duck latin ma have 60,(00 or 70.0DD Pekings of all ages en)oying the spring sunshine at one time and eating t'onstantly if they're happy. They probably are. U it was the Long Island farmers who ctzscover-rd the best way to :Tiakr a duck grow fast is to pamper him 24 hours a day With the development of modern machinery and with an important assist from Cornell's 1)uck Research Laboratory. ' duck has become the proda belt-line operation that Luldbethe envy of the autoindustry. 1>pecal of most duck plants and one of the most modern is the Crescent iBrandi Duck Farm established in 1910 by the Corwin family with a good line of credit and 30 Pekings Their production line can now turn ') Lck a da) The) are out frozen and shipped throughout the country. Everything is used. Duck feet. for example, arc frozen and shipped to the Far East where they are cm. -i red a delicacy. Duckling Uitr pakcd in 60-pound t.ijs are in great demand in Europe for mattresses and bedding material Our concern here is with duckling as a food. Properly cooked it is delicious and flavorful. The meat should be firm enough to require cutting with a knife. If it can be cut with a fork It's overdone. if - FAVORITE YOUR I .- WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS! Not -w FLA. (OR) GA. GRADE "A" "FRESH" TENDER—TASTY—MEATY! 100% 'MAXWELL*.HOUSE LPAR1 BAKERITE . _ 1 S SHORTENING BEEF I S I 'VIR 3LB C S CAN I 110IF FRYERS WHOLE 1 "HOLSUM' "RITZ" ASS TD ILAVORS' 'IANQ4JLT FROZEN CREAM PIES ...............i 29 OCOMAFRCI7IN MEAT POT PIES •...S.......I-OLPII 18c 'OCOMA- FROZIN T-V DINNERS . . - . . . . . . . . . . . • o 39C ALL MEAT MAYONNAISE DRINKS BAGGED (3-LBS OR OVER) "LEAN-TENDER" crw RRc J IWV 28-01. BTL 18c OT. 45c S NO DIP JAR -0NO RTN 4 ____________ "EVERBEST" R.C. COLA 12 oz. CANS POP TOP 1 OLD MILWAUKEt. ouNa - - CORN FED BEEFI from WATERLOO, IOWA. .4 0 SIRL011+ S. S S.. c- S., BATHROOM "X-TRA LEAN-BONELESS" _FF C Pinwheels . . . . . 2 FOR 29c PKG. Italian Bread. . . . . . LOAF 39c German (hoc. Cake. . .,.. 149 IA DEODORANT BEAUTY BAR - 9c 'ZEST" All Meat Bologna. . . . LB 6 ColeSlaw.11.5.... LB, 15C jJ RGE BATH LA BAR! "BEECH-NUT" BLEACH BABY FOOD (STRAINED) 1 23c GAL 39c JUG RIG JAR 3-LB. $298 NO CHARGI CAN FOR SLICING BOLOGNA 49c L9c RATHS 'BLACKHAWK GRILL LB FRANKS PKGP LYKE'S 'SUGAR-CREEK All MEAT WIENERS LB. mOMIMADI COUNTRY STYLI PORK SAUSAGE FRESH-LEAN" CORN FED PORK CHOPS IPAKI 9cj "HICKORY-SMOKED" (FAMILY-PAK) PORK CHOPS (FAMILYt LB. 88c LB 1 2-OZ58c PKG 'C0UNTR- STY LE • SMOKED SAUSAGE TRAY 79 c LB. 38C 'S - A wat(tIc(l pot oftrr LBU8 RATH 'BLACKHAWK CORN FED BEEN (Inc Ii' lo orl a (lilt iI - RIB SWISSI * 5 By tll.EEN (LUHE NEA Food Editur Fresh plums are coming into season, just in time for iiecial Father's Day desert treat. Serve them whole. lice(I or in a I r e s h-I r titt 10111 poti.r -' flavorful Minn mold cuin hs I fun ties fresh Caltlimrnsa piutn ii a light vanilla rustard and in a it e in attractive and adv finish for any meal PL1t CllhI-'FIP, CUST.tHI) \IOLI) I lahiespoun tinfhiuoi,r,.d teIutIri tabIaspuun water l eggs. u'pasratrd "s Cup sugar ' teaspoon salt I cup light creimu I teaspoon 's .inilla CUP unsw reli'ni-d pineapple or u;iplill it-c ! tIiIepuoi suir s-up heas% creisiti. s, hipped lkt'il fresh I iilllurniu plums "-i,tleti ,eIatIni ill c'a1 .%.I ti Ileat egg silk -ti mu ugar, all and light cream ),t,ok over hot water in t(JI) 'I o ii b I u bullet- until thic 'rued and smooth. dd suitcued gelatin and tlavorIuri4 Stir until gelatin is dissulvs-si U c in u v to tr'itii heat. 1u 111cc and cool. When mis UIC begins to cI)fledl, bc'it egg w bites littill f rot ha ; atIiiaIl. _itld .! '.iblt'spuui Jg a i smid t)vt until -ti ;meuks form. Fold meiinw.v Ind 'a ililtIJed creItui iriti at-il with Alced plutiss_ I"i"i into Iifiil oiled 21 U a ,iukj Chill until firm. 1. it , multi ad 4arnlsI with atitli Tutial sliced plums. Sc' '.iwiP4P(* I'.YItSSliI IFULL-' ROUND CUT) l DETERGENT GIANT Treat with whipped cre4nI it Jum u-ti Make, si 'o i set - MC 2 I' 1 ' 1. l p7UUd (if tIit JOt) lIt bcen duiip for pears. (JJIII I((pCS s.rnrcdai, we'll tio INSI it and t;e't wi to so" C thmo -: 8 c I, BOX C -s ' K titiS THE lSL'.ND DNTQN, isa iAPi - The buildings it North 'Tw State University will talk - but otilj' for the blind - if the umuversity mi,akes use of a d.sit.-c iris coted b a student and a rift-cot uluctorl awarilee Robert Hall, a graduate stbclo. and Dr Mitt in John Pupe, who r'et'e*ved Pus I'li I) st tst-vtiiber put their ,mnds (ugeLtwr to cunie up with an electronic tkvic, which Willits out voice ris,usges from builduegs an campus to a recease-i woasi in a blind tudenta Fellow next door scis ljj going to Oct his jruu u witch uafch for lii" birthday. Hi a PATHS BLACKHAWK' ALL-MEAT LAMB SHANKS SALAD DRESSING .........S..QT JAR 47c KRAFT PHIIJ CREAM CHEESE ........ .....I.OZPKG 36C KRAFT" MACARONI DINNER . • a..•• 7OZ PKG 22c 'ALPO 111F CHUNKS DOG FOOD .ve•........,.. TALL CAN 30c -FRISKIIS- BUFFIT CAT FOODS ...............6.ol CANS 1 8 .,THRIFTY" S LEAN & MEATY FRESH FROM OUR OWN & I . • S S -AAcCORMCKIVANILLA EXTRACT ......... ONE ozBTL_ 28c -'KRAFr CATALINA-ITALIAN to CAL . . . . . . . . . . 1.01. . . • •ITt• (IA) 39c DRESSINGS I .- CANNED HAM ORA kOLL 11 .. . S CLU. C] Chiffon Sd STEAKS COLORS BAKERY DELICATESSEN .-uallv using bourbon in ingisninew It,sarevival I in old <'imitom History tells II our pioneer forefather iiu-I iourbnn for spa"inif in much 'he same way their descendants iced vanilla or lemofl citric! rtay the vogue is returning intl here ire a Few tips put Out iv the Rourbon Institute When adding bourbon --ggs, trickle in slowly or the 'ggs will coagulate - For tianung use shallot - i irm whiskey heIr ightln intl let tire burn itit -iatural(v - When sugar is added .iilh 'inurbon tint make a simple . -nip out of equal parts of -a i.•r intl sugar heat till it Iiijvts 'hen iii.' ii VIAil .1,111.1 regular itig.ir ,ranutated -ugr iltnes not dissolve in liquor Rrnrbon has a particular -i tnitv for chocolate. intl here i recipe ¶1 lTi15C it Try It the lest ¶IITr I) sr ,, .--, Plum 12CANS AU it -' .iq mo1 ,4 ,thin 'h r 1.'r4 f the United States This sun ii doe to refinements in the 1ictiIIatin of the -p:r;t Riurt',n -upper-.it of the Ad school Uk. to think their 4.-;..I. -- i-o-as more than a century 'itI then Precid..nt I.invdn ten' nrrel to Gen I ifter the Rattle of Vicksbur.t cit Even the finest t-w-nirhori I,tint s lay xis pretty he 4! oIl made for men who wnr -nildoors Al day atd one 'miter We began to re.o' -iheiut 20 years sgn that rr people no longer favor the - proof whiskey but prefer 5I 'hing a little milder Sn w" ,an roncentr.mnng tin the print r,unge Today more 1 per rent if the bourbon nid nins that strength Most wiurbon lrnkers prefer heir drink neat or -sn the rocks s,it there ire a number who like I in r,-w-ktail; intl oime have 'u'.r -iwn idea how they should MILK 88C a BARBS I If ours.- rru ir t . erytbung. but i4illi it uu t get most of the- rest. I.— 0 _________ • (BONELESS) 'SUN-LITI CAN 15c TOMATOES .. .... ... .... . NO. 01511 DILITI PEACHHALV[S...........II0$CAN 29c "STANDARD" SLICED PINEAPPLE ...............NO2CAN 24c 1000 KING" APPLESAUCE •........ . .. NO. 300CAN 15c 'SHURi!Nr GRAPEFRUIT J........ 46-OZ CAN 42c Boiled Ham . . . . . • • • 'LB 69C I ). I 0 0 HOMOGENIZED Thaw if frozen. Remove the giblets and simmer them in w.trr to cover for about two hours Chap to use with the ttoth in gravy. Score the skin where the heaviest layers of fat are found. flub Inside with salt and season outside liberally. Roast either muffed or unstuffed. DO NOT izreasr the skin, or cover with foil. cheese cloth or plastic. Iaucs L LB. $ 18 10 FOR .# I RATH BLACKHAWK" CORN FED BEEF' from WATERLOO. IOWA A0 ,- or Ii- in p ir' l re.Iit,rn (ongte-s 194 which iPfI1IØ(I thit nO APIISkV (0ild rut )t4e1( urfl uc'tøsi I ii l.rt-. '0tl-I(Ii\ -Il -i ulneel *Cf1ll-s''-'-' h s its' morsels tablespoon butter 1/1 cup honey 1J2 teaspoon vanill.i -I otinct-i bourbon Combine chocuLils- butter md honey and t'rlok oier tint iut not boiling, water until hoentatt melts. stirring !fl'iurfltty dd vanilla and hour Stan and mix '.SVII. Serve warm \t.ik&'-t .ihout 10 ounec's LB. SUPREME LONDON POT ROAST • BROIL tfl'ti ce ç ItJ crti The i.41e of hourhon recently ruIhon .i!Ioun '.'"l - a 00'r sup - - FRESH I. TO PREPARE ThE BIRD Ii I I I at the same time retain and enflavor. The first Innhanvv (Iple in cooking 1.1. Duckling is to use a fairly high oven heat of 400 degrees. The second is to 'ire i cut or slash the skin In a number of places. espectally where the heaviest layers of fat are found, to allow the fat to drain off quickly. The third is to M-a'on liberally because so ii uix ti of the seasoning drains off with the fat P1111 I'%STOI(FT A WEEK! FAVORITE ti. l)I'(Kf.IM. 4qt'EftoGUI: 5-6 11) Ionglslarid duckling. dressed w eight I clove garlic. minced 11 1 cups orange juice 2 teaspoons grated orange rind lTbsp Kitchen Bouquet I up salt 2 Tbsp. sugar I tsp ginger (? 'fiIiIIrI'. , ; ,y. 'j. llJIt popular hickv In IfJ Iia in p.o ml to the iii ive r that it cording to a rorent '.(iO Ill "11% cv tt% an c,rg.inlat)ufl of Pwiurt,ori hiond; well in rookery ' ' tf . rr ,n l.P-t 'listiliert - -- YOUR -ts fat from the duckling and ROA.slls(; MIlOt) 1st' a roasting pan about 2 cit ties deep. Place an inch of water in the bottom of the pan. Pl.scr prepared duckling on a rack so that it is an inch or so above (1w water The water is to catch the hot fat, insuring against smoking and it soiled oven. Some people like their duckling a little overdone: in this case leave the duckling in the ovfl for an addiUcna' half hour •iftcr reducing tiw tern. I*ratiue to 3.5 degrees Roast at 400 degrees, Li-east down for one hour. then breast up (ci another hour, for a five-pound Lard. ti%I, ono cii oIItOIrI llou,ioo'n the onis pi mit It,it an I,p 11)010 legally In thu Initcil Statc mu nniitho'r (HuntiS I' fl)i( tti. PII 11I)" hilleil in ttii'rita 'In, 4' 1%oi Iii 1 am II has tioen iIng fi,ndi,r" iiI)b11l191 hv ' i,r drink. of fitroign origin - S RA.SIC ROASTING PRINCIPLES It is important to cctk the II l4Il 11111.1. ti Ni'wIrture l%(It,r Ititilist in lilti fl•i tIi)nil gouli IIl('t rouh,'rv that -- (ok, stirring constantly until cooked rice. iarntshed wit 2 Tbsp cornstarch backbone. Cook quartered Add garlic and let COOk one sugar and ginger, Cover tightly move ftCt'1' of luck Pour fat - tsp water cress and accon 2 Tbsp. cold water duck, skin side down In Dutch minute. Blend together and add and bring to a boil, lower heat from broth, leaving broth In sauce tElLS Replace iluck in (iiinit'd by the sauce. Servi Out duckling Into quarters, oven or chicken fryer over the orange juice and rind, lem- amid let simmer until duck us Dutch oven Blend together and sauce and let heat thoroughly. rve duck over nutty hot tout- generously wi tips arid moderate heat until browned on Juice, kitchen bouquet, salt, tender, about 4minut.cs Re-add cornstarch and cold water. Se moving neck, wing -----',-- 'lied r.cd-My, /a/ 31. l?n--SB IPIPIS IHYIIPIISI *55W 5U• �r cr,r' srir$ Wednesday, May óB—TheSanford Herald 0a I I //'-'N, U, 12 1 WE PRICES THAT ARE ACCEPT Accept EII BETT' t RTHA N DISCO 0UNT FOOD STAMPS! loom— Shama- 4 f Lft "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BEEF V--7 FOR T14E BATHROOM OB Tj www PACK f r aoue L ,1 100 % NYLON ASSORTED COLORS KLEENEX . \ GRADE 'A' FLA. or GA. BAGGED • FMAk w IwIi _ _ 29 SAVE Ilk r ri. 49 Box ?alie't Tm& RE 5 I ALP INSTANT NONFAT PER I.S. IN .20 0,41 A &PSUga .: CR YSTALS i I.B BAG Sic) - SULTANA BRAND i :1T44 c -14 VERY SMALL. youp CA -TIM - *VORTEDVR Jiauióliwc Ptutck ' N . 6 19e 29e (I I M*11wauke e* BEER RED 6ART 2e _4 CAN . ..744 LIL SAO iNSTANT 0 PKG. Tuna 95c swmol yiuipu?,j Maw& flowe Tea 13ano JAR 39t Bmdg 31e_'- L J'' I W14-- ox. - CTIN 01. 39) 4C OFF ii'cut CA' 21 32e 57e vtauqe 3 LB. $tj III I OZ. CAN TALL CAN CAN GIANT TUNA. RIVER HERRING OR SARDINES COUPON .-D çd!hroçPi June 4 1072 e I UPPER 101 4 - GQS PRICE! 2 LB U -.4 STICKS 13 12 14c rt IN 4ALVE's 6 #in GOLD KIST QUICK FROZEN .'4r.I' FRESH GOLD KIST QUICK FROZEN ' IW;th Potato T" . OSCARMAYER T.7nnINrIIrw BOTTLE PW LB.4% MOUTH WATERING QUICK FROZEN GREENLAND BULK FRESH HARD HEAD SOMBRERO TRY A . LB A&P FROZEN REG.OR CRINKLE CUT T t, FRESH Ckii Doj Ckii 79e GUM CaU"e Sc 00 : 36c DAM 9uw 89C Fuck Fva v yi FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA `GARD1EN.1FKS1#'IF1W% JANE-PARKER ROUND TOP 49e F'tied Ckichen Meat Tuo4o : 99e swowe Dwo IF i-v M 1w Pofak EACH QUICK FROZEN BULK (S LB. BOX $2.19) CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN I. VEGF.TABLE QUICK FROZEN (' FRESH SOUTHERN STYLE I A SUMMER DELIGHT LB Imft BAG ___ bc ed 2& Or PKG I~ LB. SAVE A ovglt LBO QUICK FROZEN BULK (5 LB. BOX $289) CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN FRENCH FRIED CAR MAYER PURE BEEF OR DIET list. PACK kG P I P 7%% J)" T" 59e 49e Fiak Sm" a t i Ot 1-. i V H 3 1) IBuqud D 39e Tiolkno"Ckipal 'KG P Lb 69CPulls) w I fps T" LB. 69C P"Gk" L5 59C CwekwP22 OZ $149 TW" w-w_ TIW*SaOwe OzUP 49e, -fkid W '! r111 Bebgm 'sw 59e : 79e Po* Stwa .. NIAMIA SUPER RIGHT"ALL MEAT '7 c TALL _iU1IpIlIIUIIIt CAN - LB. Pkr3_ PET, SI LVER I L8, I OZ Id I lOX. LABEL SOFT MARGARINE JELL PKG. F 'UJQ)LO COPELANDS ALL MEAT PURE VEGETABLE P LIGHT HUNTS REGULAR 04 WITH MUSHROOMS NESTEA INSTANT TEA WHOUT 3 OZ . THIS JAR 7 9k C ot. Ow* ql—u Up SICIL1A 7— 101 . e. JELL-0 GEIATI N LON6 'Oz S4& 56; CANS ff S L8 407. KING SIZE WHILE'SUPPLY LASTSI coupoN ;1 4 F" - SULTANA L BRAND Coupon good through June 4 1473 £t,t1 SWEET H' LOW AAt\!\P\t't\NN EP1ODfT D 79' TOOTHBRUSHES A T. , 48' PY CRACKERs 41*-; ;-~ -FEFZD~& fb'i' RE'PsOO1 BROWN IN BAG ': 5r 79' BLACK FLAG. TPOTPF"MI 59' AD FF F i' NCH 1 ULT Itt) LL RETAIL I INSECT SPRAY 42c 65 : I6MO IVISTE ZEY c*rsu "NOT, CHUX DOG FOOD HUNTS .11116. 18' .:. 38' Sol 121 &)LE 11 0 :. 9& 69e . R Intl ON. CAN ISe P.nnkg,,, pjJ 13&w 13o" 4k Tw* 27c 6k Tm"&1m e OZ i 2c V& D ed"p "2 73e Ok D11 636 OZ 4 A 58 LB. 11 AL AlP HANOI WHIPS I LB LI COUNT RFGUI.AR ROLLS FRQZIN IIftOSBYB DOLEFINKPINE 1 OZ ' EVERYDAY' LIGHT MEAT CHUNK . Po'ck Clwiie S&WL B&LW SMOKED MARKET STYLE bt. ax L - - 09 1% u owe" REGULA`R or SUPER QUART 00 PE Cut - 1 , 1, 41 4 Fl L MUSSELMAN'S 12 OZ - SUPER RIGHT CENTER CUT : $2 59 "SUPER-RIGHT" COUNTRY TREAT WHOLE HOG ALL GRINDS iT1Th7i 111T Appfz r1 0 Cm4wd PIC90 ALL0000 BRAND SUGAR CURED . 0 CTN. ; CF:; Pr CUDAKY GOLD SHOULDER dip 0 ii(Ii rfl 3Ic! LBO I\0NI kA TROPICANA FRES14 r FUN ca Rod S ' BAG I ROLL . -4 1&4,4 LB. o PER 128 $J99 0 PURE CANE BAGGED BONE 1Uia3D CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 'Con 39' 21' CATALINA ORE ITALIAN 0 11"to WHIT111 Of spifffir, SLICED PIN EAPPLE 21' STAR-KIST T(JNA kg - 29' EVER LOAF softif 1. , PEN 9-9 MON.-SAT., 10-,T SUN, 57 HWY. 17-92 At 27th ST SANFORD . . - - 11072. Items of dealer or wholesaler S �BB-The Sanford Herald A Mighty Wednesday. May 31, 1972 Good Casserole Sausage Polenta Is Flavorable Dish Iii teiils Krons1niie ,aird I'ress Food I:diir.r tc .e ri the I'. stSGE 11OLE.%TA rrm al 1 .,:rouldJo'tUlnci'rqdvr 5-ounce piece larmc'..n 4'alf for of baking dish Cover 'ith heal. iirrutc 1(etovc irm heat. to, mush and u rc• tO n'inut .t thl'arrnn rn.' Sausage Sauce , im i1n 2 quart sprinitilt ith remaining 1 cup LIr glass I/ t 1 3/4 inches or sim in a preheated O-se hat ulensil that has been rinsed glee osen until bubbl Not 30 ti a ring of pepper Hcmose sausage :r m In a 10- inch skiUci trate heat cook sith ornon and garlic c1Um burg meat tisth a fink, until t its red color Drain o:t Aid matci p.ast f. ri1rared tomatoes sugar salt oregano and pepper Ces e and simmer. stirring occasion a Ii.u:t:\ ( I.-%IIII' \I-,% li I•:ilII,,- I' i III II rr sausage ing oarseIt grated cheese about 1 1I' Cups tiavorlul ciiti mas be fiftieth t4d Aàti'i Cool. it, 3.5 minutes Let stand at or rd bit IUN)eI ith a me zed SLU5.ae Sauee 5CC bCIO% rrlrigrr.ite until lifTh r*m temperature about S minbring medium saurepan g-in salad Cri sp bread tIks In a tcn readvtoatsembledsth. utes betre r- ing %iould also be a good acrotripa 3 cups tau'r to a boil ttrT)'Ve (hItlC'i Tntsh f rom rcMakes P ser small Mixing bass 1,1 In mrnrM frgertor Cut mush inti StSAGESAU('E Iktai-se 'ae used t.411ce pint measure stir together the •a,th a iidC patula re-p.undItalian sausage Italian sausafe and half hot cornmeal, salt and 1 cup cold move from baking dish Rinse medium omne c1opped atct vur :nto boiling siater cold dish Italian sausage in the cass rote sith hot water and 2 closes garlic crushed igoroush Stirring dr it d plenty o zip Hut it you stirring , Sreii1 a crrai l amcnt ct ncet' ic r.atc pacte c.. rrg u-I t! k r m. 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I$U f lit • if •r .Ilu ii if. •..kiul Pili k.,, I paikiug.' thin .. * i;lIl' ss ater sins •is *'u id ,,uinuutss II) 'ISI' , ' tahulisnisuns (Jour In I ull.'t Iut,Il - Iiv.wn cull hi ''ii, iii I tuilnspomi ills i lf.'n,.ise fjr,tru skillet utl(l rt'ii't e Melt teaming ututtci In skillet Stir in flour. Itervifive fr om heat and stir ii i hunker, brittle Cook over culiti I filckvii bridle flos-111111111 lival, iltirrini: con. . - I lulls lliluI i-rn,,,, .t,unlh iiuv,.*th Il!Ill ,, ! II , 11 - - . .. . •-1 f,.i,., ......... ' If .' t,stl ..td flit k,n and fflhIsh ,t,an1' In tone halt ''III liii.' tMnk spagtiefti to the fir in itage itt orriung to pack- p.igtivfh$ 'i 111 It Kri'l"d J'arnics,in ,, i tIll . - , - , (1111 i I ;\ ii-:'iit 1 pnuund (rush nuuiitir.usuuis. Cll'iu,Is',I uuiiul sIIt'i'uI i liihlvs1usioii hut lit III ifi at gilt Irir, ills lilt-il ' ' "III ''' kiiiu - pi- pier I ''' I ui '-. g lease 1 110.11 hUsh 11,11 il 4ItIPIIh 2 ss't'. lush (nokll,l, IpiulI4 ''flL' liii •- I ll%lISul)ll tiuuiilii I tIuh)Is'WiuilIl *IIIIISII t1iuIt' I ts'asI)ul.uIl %VhlfI'i%lI'l %tlIrS' Have A Little Vacation, Cook I '//or1r;rI,v, ri.l ilirecluin' Drain unit itt the sfII it, the "fiWi ball ';ii,(-r' me't.sn - Places, in lUslS.inch rotikinu 'ig 1t *1 2(Inl (5 rflhight t,k liii n top (4*fl in dujuslile foul ('ut spaghetti , u t are into casserole Make -s hole in thfi,confer of !iht.$?l arid tuf.uIr tr, itt' Too . . anti secure with fwi(er t, and tree,. To reti,al pl..ce hag in twuullng water. iifl' iioc-overed. for 2-ifl minutes unfit pIplfl ho? ()IV'. ru?"rt F'.ur sprinkle with t'•' .e it'.1 •.'r' .' t'(fl titulk rn.sgic b-isi 'Twkf lie Sh.s'' shut contents well Place in p in one halt full of boiling ('over Cook S minutes move bags with ?ong. th..igain Place in boiling wa'- Ill rn w I.n-tos' o hag tnns. cool I minute (Ii."'' h ag anti stir in munial i' narshm.11uws Pour iles ( fEJ4EII. I'f Pt 1)111\(. I small box regular chocolate puddIng I 'I friopts milk "A I * hnwl nr pan ind chill Nta~ I nip rnlnt,stuire 11 d I~Qi K ibAlu:1 MAlb IL d 0-11 - j. ii, 1972-- GB I I I Ak 171mq i PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 31 JUNE 6. 1972 SAVE 3c, HERSHEY SAVE 1 2c SANTA CLARA Chocolate Syrup Prune Juice 43c i 0I OLD MILWAUKEE e i Log Cabin ]I L 73 ________________________ L 42c ;i C - DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE SAV( 4 MoRToN SAVE ScMORTON Cream Pies Pot Pies 29c 5 4 NEW CAMPBELL 1101 oup • Cr. of Shrump 39c PICL UP THIS COUPON IN OUR STORE FOR SO-c RIFUSdD ' SAVE 30c. TITLEY . Tea Bags 99c Free Recipe Booklet HOUSE 99c 'y i$5it&D iS1.0Li1I NV 4714 ustill 111161,11, 1, It.^ NEW STORE 1601 N B.unudo Ave . Ksi,rrn.. BUT I CARNATION BUY 3. COg4TADINA • Tomato Sauce 49c Ivory Liquid 49 ...... .-" s.. .' - '''' -' 1.&, •' •*' SAVE 1 Ic. MAXWELL HOUSE 83c lb bog Crisco 3 11 SAVE 14c. HEINZ Kosher Dills 32.i SAVE 7c, CAMPBELL HOME STYLE 102 e s 89c Pork & Beans 2 FOR 53c Bread 18 lb. 2 Coupon Below Must Be Attached To Tape - 68C SAVE 40t 73c 49c Dial Shampoo 1.15 75c 7~1 /, O SIZE Roasts Chuck Roast Pot Roast English Cut Round Bone Steaks c ST E A K EXTRA BOYS VOTES ue lb 918 Tasty "Dog" On A Stick CHOICE QUALITY N.Y. Strip St-:!ts b $118 TASTY Copeland Fresh Pork 5 lb boa PORK SHOULDER CHOICE QUALITY 1-Bone Steaks CAGLES PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA, GRADE A WHOLE t AQ 111. 1008 pr It 11 1 S lb boa to Main Dish Delmonico Steaks - Picnic Roast lb 48C Fresh Pork Ham lb 68c Dinner Franks lb 68c $849 a 10 a Cat Foods 6',o: 5 BIG WEEK 89c Iced 3 Eclairs c 59 for AQc (jog 69c TOMATOES O PLUS DEPOSIT Cut.Ups lb 35c U S D.A. CHOICE BOYS AGED tO THROUGH 14 WILLWIN XK NSE PAID TRIPTO Southern California SAVE 2 lb lOc, FAME - OLD DUTCH Sweet & Sour DRESSING TO cawo'wi (OI4TLS CLOSLS 4 0, 19c 37C 1 99C 3 Biscuits tea 25c - is U.S. No. l Green Beans ---iA1 - Peppers Snappy Velveetci b_ Green Potatoes SAVE 2O KRAFT t- Sweet Wostirn Cantaloupes - 5 Z. 1. SAVE Sc. BORDEN FLY UTID ii MUSHROOMS SAVE Sc, ORE IDA Margarine 18' W Fryer Parts Golden 5 49( Hash Brown . - JUNE 23 - 3 $ios 3 29c 0 49c v 2 49C - lb. bog Ib. Pkg. Country Style Cuts lb 39c lb 39c 3 Legged Fryers 39c 2 Breasted Fryers Family Pak Cut-Ups lb 39c lb 47c ,, 43c 59 59c FULL CUT I# ROUND KS --- .5,. .'..., a Bananas .1 - - - TfiIU at 7 9C \. N,, . 111110 - 40 45z 55c • , HOT PLATE LUNCHES N 7*- Coll Fu'"aq v Dcut,,t, i C oo k Oup Fo,,j1 For '!ou.tr Picnç 29 Beef Liver OSCAR MAYER Sliced Bacon lb ' weners eners ALL BEEF ALL MEAT Chipped Meats tYKE'S Bologna it, 7 8 oc 991C 3 300 69c lb RATH BREAKFAST Sausage lb 49c EXTRA LEAN Ground Chuck I IXIRA LEAN Ground Round 88C 93C lb 78C 88c OSCAR MAYER Wi : 49 •t Meat Turkey Roll TARNOW BCIFHAMTURKIY , Potato Salad I'.CME STilt Spiced Luncheon Steakettes - 5'•) 0* MS Ib. ptoi' eoa39C ROAST 35c ".a41.1440c -- ESCORT CRACKERS Fried Chicken S CHOICE CHOPPED SIRLOIN U.S.D.A. CHOICE NABISCO FAIRWAY MARKETS RUMP American Cheese 16%. Fr.shlosty - Asparagus Breast Quarters Leg Quarters Drumsticks Fry er Thighs u.5,'a! for Golden Ripe ThicIisem 48C do, lb. 23c Lemonade 2 Vine Ripe Frozen & Dairy Buys 2 tcyi Will *a lr,,, Ih Sponge Cake Mini Cookies SAVE OC,FRISKIE 4 VARIETIES lit SAVE 15c, LIBBY AN ALL E Li,.' Cake Donuts 5 lb bo. BO N ELESS 1 BAKERY ~Nffo_ COPELAND CHOICE QUALITY LIPTON 69c 1" 39c SAVE 54c lb. FA $369 SIb boa lb 16 a 8-6 oz. Bottles .._- .. Kids 59c 500 IOYS WILL WIN Love 'Em! Corn Dogs /. ) BOYS CONTEST BONUS VOTES FAIRWAY MARKETS to "It t6OIN3.rudo Av NEW TORE I' Steak Patties lb I ri •... - $ 68c Swiss Steak 78c Boneless Chuck lb 98c K. C. Boneless $108 lb I Cube Steak lb , .. , CHOPPED SIRLOIN DINNERS tl , I A. SAVE 20c $1 FLIIWtY MARKETS BROIL ILI' - 5 LONDON 10-14 lbs. KING SIZE BUY 5, FAME VEGETABLES Cut Beans, Corn, Peas U.S.D.A. CHOICE I 79c lot Cling Free PuRCSI 01 BUY 4 FAIRWAY 20 Oz 4 Meat Order I b1 SAVE 20c. NEW SOFTENER 4 Pole 43C Canned Drinks I F I I iT WITH PURCHASE OF S 10 00 OR MOPE lb. 4 1 SAVE 20c, A FAVORITE BUY lOt, FAME $1 6 Rolls BUY 1, SOITEUIR Waldorf 150 VOTES Ken 'L Ration Cutlets ,• umbo Towels $ Coffee BUY 2, BATH TISSUE 37c DISCOUNT PRICE - A if Breaded Veal keys - VIVA 612oi Ca"' Coffeemate vriTwPiJPCiiASI L 100 VOTES BUY 4. CARNATION tufT 1 0 29c Slender Cc" 2& 02 IA/E • ' 500 EXTRA BOYS VOTES LAST IFIR AT THIS LOW PRICE 79C Rain Barrel #.- Tomato Juice 35C YOUNG TURKEYS 50C REFUND SAVE 56c , 14 BUY 1 AJFORD r 67c Spreodables 69c -. - - '' n EXTRA BOYS VOTES 50 VOTES IACH ITIM PIO* h '' No Pest Strips SAVE 14c A1f Porkay OVIRNMINT INSPECTED SAVE 20c. SHILL S .LIcO*LL $1. l7* REVEAL 4 French Dressing iWIDIaItILCP American Slices DISCOUNT PRICE RAFT SAVE 4 SAVE tQ. XPAFT ROASTING WRAP 49c 89c%14 SAVE 20c. WISHBONE LVI Ins 6aiLS1tI*Vt EIIb OA5I till 1 6. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE PRICES EFtEC T/E 5.4 .5 -f 1 F GIANT SIZE Applesauce SAVE V-S Cocktail SAVE 60c SAVE 40c. MOTTS LO.CAL 5c. - • 7c CAMPBILL SAVI I " -I -' Baby Beef Liver lb 88C Alaska K ing Crab Legs $929 . 98c Trout Fillet Halibut Fillet l 79c Small Shrimp lb, $129 Lake Smelt bu $ 139 lb. FAIRWAY FRESH Ground Beef 3 $188 b spo rtiol il o, Mackerel Fillet lb 89C �_____ _ ______ -. -.- S-.- 108-The Sanford ' SHOWBEAT iCTITlOUS NAME tiOT1Ct IS PI'fft OVfl IPi01 V ?l Urban Ma Trnofla, A.lmnilt'at.on fOr 'e vchate of nne buseS .nO OINCr caO,ta, aCC0.Id.s(. "' pciso.n 01 'Pie Fict;?.ovt Nam. Statutrt. To Wit Section •IS 0 M rsorid Statutet 1151 S Dawid M40 Stante I MeadowS PubliVi MIr 17. 74. 31 Jus-st?, 73 DEDSI P,,bI,1Pl Maw 74. 31. June 7, 141 ss tse c. 01 i. y S.mia.. CIdp. Fiatuda. 0(0 131 In 11* C.utt 01 tM County JUS, ps-p, 1754 Seminat, County. State of attda , , at IN PROlATE ROAN LiN us s-i te Estate i Orceated IL%tELLIA R HILLY T.AlICreddwiand PersensHavie Deceased csams at Demands ApSisist Said FINAL NOTICE Estate: , tt t r*reby 9 vIVl V1It tPIe You and CaCti af you Ire -ir5i9ned w.iI on the 7th day of .ne. A 0 1417 perIled to the cla"nt and 0 'mindS WhiCh y. or PlcunO?able County Judge of emer of you. ma Piat against the temnoiC County. Florlaa, his Inal neat. of JOHN FRANKLIN JOR -rtvrvl. account and VouCPIrS, at DAN. j(p5Ø late of seid County. tipøj'gI Of Tht Ettatyof PpfrvieII.a CO the County 01 Q Pitry. decralad. bid at Ibid t.rvil. County. F ios'id& at Pit OffiCe in the "in and thirO, male application to COufl house 04 sad County at San r' c rial se'tlement . rsa caanr Pit a3rnn'strat.'s of tad tte, IOs-ItPt the tm. ot the firt, aid So? an order dtcItarQnghimal TwOCopiaS of each cia.m or demand Shall be rn r'nd thiS the Sib dIy 0' Map, WVI?IItg, and thtfl stat. the place . ' 1172 residence and posl office address o4 ' Or, the claimant, arid thuS be (uscutor of J.t by the claimant hit agent. os at statr ttwrw'y and bCcomPan.ed Zip a r'ERUES,L,IA R HILLY too of one dollar bid such clam or Deceased demand riof to fled ihall be t T1 NSTROM. DAVIS 5 HARVEY COULTER I, '.': P.TOSP4 A jtor of the Lest 'dl Saie tart Viii and Iettan'ri'tt of Suite 77 JOHN FRANKLIN JORDAN. PoJ 0,5 cc Boa 1130 deceased Sanford. Florida 37771 Mr. Harvey Attorneys sos Li K'vtOr &ttorny at LaW PubliSh May 10. 17. 34. 31. 1512 Pa Boa OLD SI FlOrida 331St ____________________________ Forest City. In th. Couf of the Coiiaty Judp., c'.oIs'- Mat 74 31. juri 7 11 i;2 C)FD 1 Seminole County, Florida, IS Prbati. SN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Ins-I: Estate sf FOR ORANGE COUNTY. iRANK LASPEE FLORIDA Deceased CIVIL ACTION NO 73554 ToAIICr4II,,sasidP.qsos,suawegs, SUIT TO OUSETTITLE Claims or Demands Aainit said ALBERT NORMA GREENE Estate You arid each 04 you an, hirCOy flout 'Pd and riired to present any Put w1r Psairititti. vp CIaim$anddeandswfiictiyou.or HAROLD A LEARNED and ether p5 you. 'nay PawS against the MABEL LEARNED. hi wfe. if estate of FRANK LASPEE. living, and if dead thur untkjsDefl oec eased, lat, of laid County. to the Peurt, dew tees ,'t1.'ert granipes County Judge Of Seinufiole County, trusties, spouses, ueditors. lidnors. Florida. at Pit OfticO in the Count successors, and all other partial Piouse of lad County at Sanford. darning by. ttfOvgPi. undpr os F iDnida. *:?Pin iii calendar months a.ga.ntt Harold A hatted or Mabel from the time 04 the 111sf publication Learned. hIs wife. of this notice Two C00iri 01 C'l Orndants Of demand s'satl tie in wr.ting. NOTICE OF SUIT Inld1sattttatethepiace04resid,nce TO HAROLD A LEARNED arid t I ' 115CC ':/'1 ''I, -. ' :. II i1iN'II('fI in Nt'tt York a little hiIe al.o for Michael Saeks Ik's fir rookie actor ttho found huiisi'tI start Int ill .1 I1JitI 11111% Ic IIt' s Huh l'ulgrtn* in (corgt' tii hills fine %CttItifl sit kant \oflnegUtS 'Slaughlertiou'.t' l'ive his !irst mosie anti pti'ti much his first anyfl thing. Aflil there h.' was, at one of the pri ate screenings. liii 1M III HA* 5.1 KIthit I .. ('It r; lit it N1A , 'Itt' Rules guaranteed to -- ' I IIi'wmshrs • 1111.11 II Es w,iiIi' IS l)i.. li-s titPiil,ti ii',.f 15,1 i I; il Ias,l 1i5 All, smilit .11 liii iiii'ltiii I 1 i; iii' 'it Wil" 17 'ut.imlm' s'itii Li liii, i,-t,lnl vuiilai 5l'iiuin,,,' lb. iiti.IiIm , 5im.s'I (;u,l 'l'' u l)s....IsuIl 51111 S l'I. lfii lii ll:iiw By Abgafl (a P&A9Ci1 \. I)KAR AIUIY: I just reati the letter from the -yearld mother of four who tacked a poster on her door with "rules" to keep visItors away. Well, I'm a 3R'year.old mother of six, and I'm amazed 'ahat anyone would want that much privacy. We're newcom ers who live in the country, and I'm stuck out here with au kids, two dogs and three cats. I'm so 'ungry for company, I'm ready t go out on the road and flag down some atrang cr5' the paper for all to read: l9easc print . You may smoke inside, outside, on the roof, or any. where you wish, just don't burn the house down. U you're hungry help yourself to anything you can find AntI if you can't find anything, ask one of the kids, Tlwy'll (it )tlU a peanut tmtt'r and brown sugar sandwich If you'r-t here around mealtime, grab a chair and S ftis by Al Vermesr 8IJY A WiFE -4 . ,,..-' f3E: UTIFU' s, _,,.- iii i' - 1 _______ it 't "15.-.. - IA by Crooks & Lawrencs CAPTAIN EASY SI CSIE S,,14 L41E'.- AFT'E F.ASJ;AI tta;T r .y ccur Tyir 04 Name Statut,s. To *lt Section Club Plaintiff. vi Ronald U Ca,n'iione end Theresa Camillone. I, 5tatutrs Defendant. *Pich a'wnsad Wt* 01 S.g r Foggri E&,'r,ies InC Enrcuton was deIte!ed to inc at Sheriff Cf Seminole County. Florida. PbIiSh May 24. 31 5. June 7. 14. 1577 FICTITIOUS NAME Camllone and Theresa U NOTICE IS hereby gntn that we Camillone. said property being are engaged in bi)%i?*t$ at 74 Oak located in S4mineIp County. A,e. Sanford. Semiriolo County particularly more . Florida , Florida us-def ?P* fit tij$ rirri of Described Cl P0110*1 THE GUTTER SNIPE avid that we till Volkswagen Sedan lilt end to s-pg stye' iaid ,iame with ttie ii imuiui,It iii, iN. slatis, IT,,ssn f('.t. mii.h i'tefit ill' .slifisl us-u,i,, Pail, I s,iiml ''isljiltut 7 P'inuil I, in lit. trmi'l i ii • iii i r c- r r r r ir - - - -, - - '•' • • I • DEAR ABlY: Thanka for prinng a letter which ki me know that I am not alone In this world. (A woman placed a poster on her front door to discourage unwanted company. I C Some time ago I placed a sign on MY door whkh rnd "1)0 Myr fllS'IURIS. NIGHT WORKER?" It didn't help. People still rang my bell, twisted the doorknob, beat on the door and yelled, "ANYBODY HOME?" Some cs-en went around to look in the windows! When I realized that I needed something put up another sign, "AI)MISSION SLOB-NO ONE ADMITTF.D FREE" That sign did the job. Nobody bthered me alter that. Now I notice two other just like mine In the neighborhood. - IN JASPER, A. WNE w Title74MbS) Bow.n & Schworz THE BADGE GUYS - .' I soasal ptOpirty n.'sI '<- \O fl1 . j'.•--- - - ' M' I j,•,er NOTICE IS hrtet,y 9 vCfl that I am - r '- . ' Y4i ' a-..'-' - TIME WE'VE Ec(: T _uE tU - sign.s "4 DEAR WOLF: So far you've been lucky that some curious stranger hasn't demanded to know what you are offering for a dollar. '___ - PRE j EPUCATIOM, - j .A - -.. c1L CONVIDEN'IlAL TO 8. ft. IN PORTLAND. ORE,: If you are serious about locating F.. H. to tell her you are lofTy and n-ant to snake everything up I. her, save enough money to hire a private investigator. After yone behavior, 1 wouldn't blame her family for refusIng Ia let you know where she and your children (which you denied were yours wider oath Lu couril are now living. U you find F.. ft. and e telis you to get Ios leave her alone, a - &' t .-. .' by Bill Howrilia U'T' VFIPES.., 0R1VER &tJ&, LJP4Cwi. 1E b'JkY 'tHiiI&S A V,' M&Y LO lkrs EW11ON !.. fThT c:ME Of nIVie FOFtE AT SUPR ..I t J f7ON....D ' IN 1E LJ6T Problems? Trust Abby. For a persoul write to AHOY, BOX $7750, L A., CAUF. SOON and endue a Stamped, addresied envelope. reply, P&TToN.P - ' (4) Draincf 'lv ff I I I I I I I F I I I I 101 I •M)II , °S V V I I I I 1'ath I Ii in:R I'()LLY-M'i Pet leevt' IS WIth tilt' dus'ss p.itIl'Irl companies I do u. ISII the would put ilattt'l us In sealed envelopes so that, when nectss.iry. tile cfluiid bs. ttiitnt'tI llfld the store wollld be s,Ittsfi('d that tlit' pattern hiati hct'n used l'here art' tulni's when we find we hiatt' btiuglit the wrong pattern and ate stuck with it as s'lrtualI) ni, stole will ext'hiarigt' (ltII t'VeIl Vi hi.'ti it I 01)5' 111115 it has rh)? bct'n opened -MRs I. I' not -'' ' Polly's Probtem -- DEAlt II.I,Y-WIn'n -s'is'ing imt cooked c&'rt'.il hI children anxiulIsl w4iitlrlg fur their brt'aklast. I ,idd .i scoop of Ice clt'llIlI to each bawl This cools the cs'rt'41I tiuiie ly, is nutrItious and adds smlhiIlng fact's around liii' break ast table --CIIAItI.i 'il'E CANOLL. NlOHTfl'$ toys are HIA _ ' S &i1 tW.1 t&' %44 -::'-'- ______ L in If_; _ _____ BLOW DIE ) '1 ThE 1Th ISAPCIA' IS IT I SO's'fTs4itJG ,, -5-, ) I Js;j '5 ) I hi 'T4) 5 h-i "! uusa& AWAY i-IE r CEDT ,----" ''- Li ii by Chic Young - "' 'S5) 5-,- -5,-, TTJ ,I' L BEETLE BAILEY - " f,G6% wsJA'r OT' I vAN"& A:-, ,7- , J WooF! -- cff'l 5fjc ' 'w oo: ' - I --.- ) --- - I , , .,' your Q (I PHANTOM ____ 4 7RA.l'. (A*' ITA*E hfAR 1M( B.IAZI4VJ GI4WI 14WK(P SA(.l I I'AKII-JS (Nov. 22 to 13cc. 21) Do the shopping catty, then kces Imnpottent tusincss appolntmnefltl Strive for more elfidency in legulJr routines Try to please astoctites more Show that you arc capable ('APItICORN (13cc. 22 to Jan. 20) Start an uptrcnd In all of your busancu iftaurs through muoulem rllCttutSii ra with fsc Id of endeas or for the advue you nerd experts In . Make Improvements Oil OUf property. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You have a fins opportunity to be your natural grcgamsous self and shOuld contact all those who can be helpful to you Take th. health Imeatments you need Asoid a troublemaker. PISCES (I:eb, 20 10 Mar 10) ii you think of more T41 - Las Falk and SHirry 771! RAA IOCIIRS 4W c7F5 71E W'4E *YCK... 4W 4D5 CW, Y P."I S J and efficiently. Get out of that rut you hate been In. The --5- ____i : )4( ri* t H,. - '5--.. &L4; .' .p. 1 4tjØ\1Tus1 Th'(44!*tXJu5 M'AI M4fJ 1?V' #54* t4t'f,' evening can he a very romantic time. he or she will he IF YOUR CR11.1) IS HORN IODAY one of those delightful young people who will be a natural part of the Aquatian Age, so be sure to send to the right school that will h'ing out (hi finest potentials in uiu talent.ioaded chart. there Is much love of travel here and a ii well Good spirit ual ruuind that tan 'ohm priiik nIt easIly training early in life is irulport.4flI "the Star 1mph, they do not conspel." What you make of your life 1$ laiely up to YOU , Carroll Rsghler'I Individual Forecast to, your sign tom June is now ready. for your copy send your birthdat. and SI o Carvoll Righter forecast 4nams of newspaper), Box 629, Hollywood. ('alit 'iOOJM. 4 I s m.niutq _______ lflzj nov Cit 51 (9) MOVIeS Chaparral 430 (2) () Perry Mason 5:30 17) it) News (4) Green Acres •:00 (4) Niws T. ____________________ $ 4S' a tssO "MERIWOLVE SON 'IHEELS" ,, In Cat., Putt At 13 13am A STACTS TOMORIOW Acties Fitt.d 0e, •' CLINIC No I I.e CaPer "G.rtt From rIlsader 5trig" JGdui llcCra. Cals, George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. It insolses ting off the te spn hzb that cells from the testicles. 'Ia 3 liiolsr IlCifil At Itt Cast Na I Ire Color "HUQ SUNDOWN" AardW'lwte' intActness F is-ida S4imimes it is possible to reunite the sescred ends of those tubes so they can llIflCtiOfl again. 51*5011 • £ NOW SHOWING 2' 30 7' * I'OS 1 10 MATINEE DAiLY ' 4 c'4 tescept Sat. Sun. 75E The ous comedy about dls.Organlzed Crime. THE GODFATHER broke up when Pie saw But the chance of such ulcvt'ssfuI re'ning of the tubes is n sesv great. mid tilhe. stunthough modern te'chni.1ues "My first svife was a derful gin and we bad 4 are being de's'dopt'd to increase the likelihood of this tiildn'n. Dr. Crane. Ise began, "I was ,un ain1,le family in she surged nit' to subnsit to a s'asevtiilnv, ss'iskh I ilid. to a problem. Write PoIl' in cart' of this newspaper. _____________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE Durrirny Overtake Keys Entry - Biit alter 1 scars of hap. ps tn.urriaie'. -slit' s'as killed III .ilItlI ,ute,itlttit, 5-'' I I i I I I IhtI tlilIi'St ('IllIti W.IS 01115' It) .: thi.0 time atid ste wire led the flint' of spades ,iild overtook with dummy's It) East ('1)11111 do no better ,tII hieatthrlskt'n. lIlats hI 1lut till the lack and Ihit Ste fmnallv got souse'rhis let I s'ttIrl) thit' suit what adjusted, for I lured an In dummy with the six South spilt lIe tiiscartlt'.i two clubs elderly w'man to sers e as liii tilt' high (Ii,Il)iOIldt anti II ti it'tl the club I It1t'SSC "A sear .sgo 1 int'l (lilt' worked anul thIs' slain caine the shotsl teat-hers of in look what w ouiltl ll,l% I' t'hilslri'n •tfltI we i's i'nhsall' Iuipstintti to S.itithi It PIt' had Ml IllS C, rtilfi'd thu,it first heart wttth spades of . 'Nst' WI' live tisarried and litlli' Ihilt When hi' (ouinsl out about the (jIlite' happy. e'scept for the 11,111 trump break hi' could I,si-t she wishes stit' issuitul still l.'aul the nint' Ut ttuIlltI)' 1I.IS C 4 ttiple tiE t'hildte'ts of and cus'el wills dummy's Isuit East cuukl 55115 JIld lead her Ill.' tilt il,lck antI there lilt I I,. I..,. 54101111 t. 10) t'nti> It Siuiutfl iuine i'45l10 illS' S ,u'st's'tsiIIls' SIl Of dii> eu the six nis the cotilul SItitlIl> I t'ftItt' lii st hit tillIlil hi' dmst' to fulfill t.lke Iii's j.ick III .iiu,ltll's lit' Iuer ss'isls for b.utsst's ,uf liur wIllild lost' the Ii 1111111 trick hut hi' 541)11111 collect at li'ait _____________________________ two It n'ks in clubs ' ' are - ,..'.. ,,.,_ / WOOFI _______________________________ --t'i,r--r'w-" ________________ re't-entls' ,llarrt'tI for the see- your Ii lill'iL''' M()Ifl'itJ i'ct :.' so r.ov :1 ito woalcirt in the entertaining conditIons at home, Ibm make plans (or c ening F intl Itic m ,yti t a pplianucs hut mnak r >0111 W(ltk casicr 1)0111 micgktt 'a ,*mdmotnc monwr PH. 12252*1 2501 S. French S.nførd uSE You will reethe a dollar ii Polls uses sour foritr in 1-. 5--,--- '3 aILsanca ct-en more pleasurable and profitable. Make a friend of a worthwhile new acquaintance, TAuRUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Being more objective is best now and you gain the respect of those neighborhood easily. Be sure to take came of a iredit affair. Go to bed early tonight Be ws (;IMlNi (May 21 to June 21) You have new lucas and n now make activities to study well in the morning. You plans for a tnp you want to take He sure to study the colt well Kelsa at home tonight. MOON CIIILVRLN (June 22 to July 21) A good day to make those payments that air inhpottant and keep your credit lfl good shape Don't neglect whatever has to with government, lake mate out tonight LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Your greatest benefits today can come from being with associates and planning the future whii'h you are so talentedwisely. Engage in civic work Stop procrastinating. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) 'laking care of all that work ahead of you with dispatch and putting It behind you makes this a fine day. Cooperate more with fellow workers Make plans to improve your health LILIRA (Sept 13 to (lit 22) Make today's appointments early for whatever recreation you ilave In mind, then get busy handling Important matters Showing more kindness to mate Is wise. Watch your budget (PS _ * (T !MCINIG OtJTTOBtJVA 0€ "1fU..CA 7OQiv%AA) ', (ilNERAL TINI)IENCIIES: An unusually good day ansi evcntng for you to find new activities by which you can easily express yourself so that your finest talents come into 'hew. Associates and friends can give the support you need. Show appreciation by aiding all. ARIES (Mar. I I to Apr 19) Meet with congenials and WINTHROP * from the C.noll Rlghftt Institute ___ '-- 'it. in which case, a husband like Ned Case T.-5a3 Ned P., aged be able to procreate did(lrCn.. is in a dilemma. and hooked II over the Inbox. All side edge of his p0? ifl of his little It. it does not take tnucti space and he CIl t':istl and The a ways find the to> 11(11)1:5 on tIle basket art' Just the right slit' lot the lot box to close. \'our column has been a life.saver to me so risun' timt's,WII.MA •" Uivd.s' 17 R..wres Par,lf NOW 3 N. 1 13,1 10 Sin Fir'i S ri Pit'nat P's..a 5750 P44jl 57 30. 5 (6) Amateur's Cu di 10 Love Ned has Joined 1,000000 other husbands who hay. subniitted to a vasectomy operation to prevent further pregnancy of their wives. Ut flOW his 2nd wife wants babies! Note the possible medical solutions to hr problem. DEAR I'OLLY-After sears not knowing what to do with fl1 SOn'S tiny los's I iltl4lllV tilt 1111 the IIIt'a of buying a child's bicycle Is;isk.'t -' 7 By POLLX'S NOTE-So did unllle. nicmj AW OYSTER BAR LOIJPi4C. CC)C)(TAIL -- U :a b cs. u1 X/ORRY SEAFCO') lflfrWDPflSlYOIy jIIi - A. Z. could eliminate tIle red staIns left by hec maroon c1tiIirt) I Suit' by soaking the robe in strong cold salt water solution for about hour This was the wiiv ms tlhntht'l ,itatit' fabrics colorfast hack in the gtxxl old das -MRS. K. M • 4'OO (2) I Love Lucy 11:00 (2) Sale ci the DEAR J'OI,l.\'I thInk '•• i'i'i' - 3:30 (3) RSft,Il"fl t Place (4) Edg. of Night (9) Ote Life to Live 930 (4) VIrginia Graham 10:00 (3) Dinah's Place 50:30 12) ConcentratIon (4) Met-v Griffin tn.o II) Fashions In SewinC t)EAI( I>Ol.t.\' I Ill't'(i tul know' how tui get the glti.' used to put ceramic tiles on baths 011111 54,1115 off the tiles This glut' was 1(1(1 on a(tl'r a st's slui)f)V Jut) was done a ut to t'ars agIl -KAT\' - __________________________________________________________ tirL;4$4 6:00 (9) Slim MIms 6:15(4) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 I ) Summer Semester 6:4-S (3) Sunshine Almanac 1:00 (2) Today (4) N4?W1 (9) BOlD'S Big TOP 5:00 (4) Capt Kangaroo (9) Mike DouglaS 900 (2) PhIl Donahue (4) Romper Room () MovIes lit E/CELLEP41 , MORNING ' *. tr WOrld Turns (9) Let's Make a DagI 7 00 (2) Days of O.it' Limes (4) Love Is a Sptsndoe'sd Thing (1) Niwlywd Game 3:30 (2) Doctors (4) Guiding LI (9) ObtIrig Game 3:00 (2) Another World (4) Secret Storm (9) General '4pital THURSDAY - us PUI.l.V ('It o; 51.30 (2) Johnny Carson (4) (9) MovieS IJTFRS \uii ('tIll 1181)11' %T rot 000rw - 1134*5* toll 10PM. Fridsu arld SattircSi'1' Pbggy iskidnapped, tsetaoffa weird investigation in which the ransom wifl be certain infr.m.atuon aii.'u' .1 .mpany't operation T' civsterioui MatCh 1500 (3) (4) (9) News 1 t(.n,.'. ,,u,r. 30 (3) Three on a (4) Manrtl* -'- i11 ('Its. '5f.inni't .Reruni Tomorr0* () Split Second 1.00 (3) (4) what's My i.ine' (9) All My Children (5) Hilly Graham 5 30 (2) Myttery Moyle 9 00 (5) P.djcaI Center () fMsiei 10 00 (3) Pfii3P't Gallery toy jL 12:30 (3) PIIWS earcri Ira' ia - 5o?c. Frons 11 30* U. Stt 1001PM Sunday Theta Thursday play lovers 'also try to mer't again :n i i•r::e .r-mtn r"i ri rif'ie ki () Password a nis (I) lOBSTER hOUSE M.srty anti R,irt'ui'.i tftflOfl (3) J,garrli (4) wren. the Heart Is 13 I 3') (2) Tc Tell the Truth (4) Hogan'S Heroes ii MOi.hS5 Factory - ___________ I "l".' - - iclIst less than a clollari II -- ion - • - .'" :' , --' l(-Il NR('. Rod Serlirnl's Night (al1erj iRe-run, (inly 'Rt f!M'.f't cintght Ti's. tint ii .1 i.fl1tti','it .i.sjy aboilt .tfl .iOflIt Jew, - .lrmly played y Ptiw,ir'l G R.shinu'stt, ,hn kno'rs *1. :: r- r r. ,si4isr 'it in(r.rrr4 A..nnti can save P*sty's life only ty inve*tlatiOn bIkIng in * I elevis • i.i'i. iu - -- ' :::'-:.. - i,,u' ' i 4)1' I 1(1' l'tI ID 115457db County. FlOrida in accordance with IntO the umdettigned as She.rit'f of the piovIlorus 01 the dit,out Seminole County. Florida. will at Name Statuins, To Wit Section 1100 A U on the 15th Day of June, 14505 Florida Statutes 1557 A 0 1472. offer for late and 551110 S JoePl Wood the highest bidder, for cat's, lubliCt Constance A WOod to ari arid all Caittirig semi, at the PuOl i's P,',a, 17 Il, 71 31. t577 Front (Writ) Door of ttte Seminole 0(0 50 ___________________________ County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. tPie above described per - ''' mi 111115'-' liii ,..'t Iiti" =5_______ ni;sit MID(.E: You sound Like the kind of person I'd like to know. I'll bet you won't be hungry for company long a,idIPtltie*viIdUPontP*fDilOWinQ detCribedpr001rtyowv*dby Rotiald Benedict, District Engineer. P0 Boa V. DeLanO. Florida, tel later than Jeme 31. 1473 IdwardA Mueller RayG LArnoreaus Se'cre"oiy Oire'ttotyof Transportatia, Planning Stateofriorld. Itat•04FIor Department of 7, bntpotlat,on Oeparlm.,d of Trans-tatioji Publish May 3). June 7, 1177 DED 13.4 , ',,:i,:, Bring your kids We have so many, a few more won't make any difference. We can t lend you any money, but go ahead and ask anyway It will make us feel good to know we appear that prosx'rous Tell us your troubles and we'll tell you ours. One of our aiit van piay InC VI011fl iur O1S.K5.rUUII1 HIUSIc, aulu we can all cry together. S If you can stand us, we can stand you, so drop in .ln)tlme and stay as long as you like. We're people who like people MIIXE IN WATSONVILLE, CAL. ,nQbGediriZiv$ir*ttat FICTITIOUS NAME iii ii ii for you NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE NOTICE tHEREBY GIVEN that Clerk Cf the Circuit Coutl. Seminole • I' Iii i' 0' il I" II (i,s'k I' tt, u 4)1. lists-li I ii ('mills tuft' .. )ii MfifI hi' It l(ii'itr lu). 711 lariat. II (,,g I.' iitm' .!l I'. isulisis' IiIlls ,mquiai. mm,,.tâLi • .,ifik.' JJlh',,i'lielisi. II 'titi 'J Ifs-s. t$ ,'i,,l, l Tli,iu,'vliif Enit.aii lilarl m ..iIlis s(alaII i'.it : Ns'cm,la c I: 'ta'. ui 5. 'ilii slimmil kri.i' , 7* )fuit I it & ,,s-v, Iiiil ,, I If you want to stay overnight, tiring a sleeping bag anti we'll move some clutter from the corner to make room T Legal Notke NOTICE IS hereby given itt I am by virtihe of that cerlain Wit os out of arid undet Dr , Sanford, Seminole County, (secuticri iSSued the seal 01 the CIVIL COURT OF r under the liCtt.Ou name f that I RECORD Court of Dad. County, LII INDY RACEWAY. nd Florida. upari a final iudge'fnent intend tOragittit laid s-same *Th the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole rendered in thI aforesaid court on County. F lot ida in accordance with the 75th day of October. A 0 1571. in tN Fictitious thaI c.n.n case entitled. Dineft the pr0iottt in ,T ,.i iii )oinu%. __________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME i'-'i be CWi. T$eeN. V. NcvI Stel. lot) i•poer .' QW AbouT Van Burin I' - ' COIlllfl ",t " Sm After the scree,itng, he and his friends strxlted ner to the hmousunc and Sonwt)cIdy eLse sho had been at the screening aske1 him for his autograph. The combination of the two things-the big. hiiuriuus car ard the autogsaphhunter-stiddenly hit him. "Ii stas a fantasy conic true," Sacks says 'A real trip Legal Notice keC1') CO1'I1}')lflY by Lorry LCWiI Ct r ucntd if uiir.g ii •iiti tlijerel P,-') ('ItS, 'Use ('arol Hurreti bandits sh-1 tsar gas $i, rob an JrsepPi Wisernan. lslal'lllrm. tIle Sluimsa i Itrun, Iunn *itif of nrm'irt"l car and ,uer,ttfuhly lflve5ti,l*tlOfl, Si ('Itmud's Ihe f,IlI iiici'Ir lliuili'nls takes up engineer a get-a way. Finally, a iIitt4 4 Sut9W)f*is tlw' full hour ('arvil and VikkI due turns up when a susit(t'J Pwiiwevet, t't' al finger at a 1ofmv'r application reveals jnihi nfl' "1i'Iy Slctc'rs" I.'swtt'm.-nt whit has I MevilIe Rraid talent that leads to the anti hIarvy Y,ur;,tin IS tiit' tlfltIihlSl iw'enrrie vs r,fr,rrr's-n'iuwie'd he'* r llptUI' sll;hs'riIJIr i'irlgwliIet harry r,'ysddat' for I1.4?hf'lf ( timhIllrwIvimc wisti 14411* in love with missioner, Th. link tieS Mystery Nile, N1i 3'I Jt'nrsy f)nhly and litilkis ulr rnaestrrs and 11w randuIate to an uirt'er until Ix' tuis to go off to Mrivle Rerun,. ''Filth Man in a String jrtel." It's father.srisl oki mob murder. war "((I clean up the tn" nIght for the Weavers Its this '3-rn ('BS. Medical ('enti'r 30 Ad.4nl'12 MrClriud segment with 1)ennis NRC, Rerun i Bradford I)illman in 4 I starring and son Hick i H.'run s. Although officers plays an ambitious young plays a Rfrh role f.'at,ired Stuihlity nnd hIred are staked hut, r-'secufive who has been injure-ri n an accMent. flr. Joe C.annr.n treatin . while suspe.'ts. lilUman, that hIs patient l'sas t r,i tlr greater problem, in emnotioflal crtsi* stemming ft.'sm marital troubles, and he fesi' hal patient hotil4 'undirm. Cin?ry WEDNESDAY psychiatrIc treatment (5) Love. American St,t. EVENING Ii 30 (2),I-soft'yiirvoc4 S,ares 9-'330 ABC. Tht'MM: (4) Love of Life FrldrnanCnmelyM.sehtrle T).' 7 00 (2) I Dream of (I) iws 1"tsuhah rfifl'IIC'l tuest.4 tonismht JliflftlI are American perfofmens Truth or AFTE RIIOON () aarbara Fekion and Jai-k;i' CIY'IV,qUIrIC.S 1 suShi lIe had in lIed his hlartard roommate along anti told In tiring his folks .niI they had a limousine - - I 'Ii II It, t'.,hi__. In lilt "I lb. Iii, '1 I VI ,i,ti ills ' Pit s,, ti,,,iitli,,Ii ',7 cf,,s i.. , ' i#Jd,sm5d,e•,f, Ma' 31, 1912-JIB The Sanford Herald iii iii lIlt 'a CAMPUS CLATTER stornno Birno Burns 't'suITi t-4Ci '0 VJELL1 tOULCY.lT WE- t.t..l,5 A J ,t.lALL L)JA'TtL.' -r B'iAH" _.- Highlights 'it MIii,.l. ii him Hut Sacks isn't really a mere fantic&zcr. lie prett' much has his feet on the ground. Actually realit- was thrust upon him heca use of all the tt1ne it took between sshen he made the film and shen it came out. For those many months, he was, he says, in a state of tiibii lie knew he had had the leading role in a hig. big film Hut nobody else knew it because nobody had seen it. He as forced to make the same old rounds and wound up s tb a great feeling of reteclion ______________________________ __________________________ - -. ' I IF -. Vijt to Monaco - '..:; ' , s.EE I. • I ________ heii it haqiens f. -t:ui b-S ....s i. ______ t'1P4 ill h.i% I' Out p5 i alt' littit' Ill iLl .V (14 IU NI:A . sS i . rwe in ttitsni I"or inot oh its. that's all lh(V ett'r art' II'S I'lt hilt' om' of them conIes ti IN' tot tifli'ttiid a ' --v. 4 - .1JJ _____________________________ : ,- itt flhtk Kt.F:lHl C'erk of flit Csasl •lhp, ea3gr before the 7Vh Oay of Juts-vs. 1573, PubliSh May IC. I?. 34. 31, teii claimed ofPies'wte a default arid ultimate 0(045 on Petitioner's attorneys or abowe detcrlbed property arid sheuld yOu f Iii to do to. by you imm.piatrfy ttwroattef. IlfOgmerlI will be entered aganst against YOst defeutIf w1t be eri'Wed against you default will be entered ylsu for thiS relief demanded in the WITNESS trip hand and seal 01 Pefmt,ort los the relief demanded in tPi FICTITIOuS NAME ttil$ Court at Sanford. Seminole Pelitios's WITNESS 'riy his-id arid official NOTICE i5 Pups-nb, gwen that I am thus Florida, tS'it day Of WITNESSmy lsandansdttsesealot COunty. seal of sad Court on 27--sd day Of ençaru t but"l'%% at P 0 Boa 474 May. 1177 's Court on the 22nd day of May. Mat. 1472 Fern Park. Seminole County, teal) I,,, Seal) Florida urk'en the f(ti?ist nan-se of ARTHUR H h(CKWITH. JR.. "III Arthur H Beckeith. Jr Clerk Circuit Count. PARAMOUNT JANITOR SER ARTHUR H BECKWITP4, ClanI of Circuit Court VICE, and that I intend tp regiptw Seminole COunty Clerk of Circuit Covet Seminole County. Florida v El len Scott said 'sans, with the Clerk of tie B Martha T V itt IWI By Matire Brown. By Ciristit Court. Sentinel. County. Dps y C left tsepvt y Clerk Depur ii C era WlPIOERWEEDLE. JR * FIosIØ. In accordance wIth the hUBERT M MORRIS 04 J ChristotP*r Rae Qyi5iOns 04 the FiCtltij5 Plant-se Wird,n'we-sOle. Hairsep. Ward itUTCHISOW AND LEFFLER Atlorny for Petitiriat and WDcdr'sars. P,& Statutes, To *1 Section IfS 04 F.rtt Federal Building POST OFFICE DRAWER H Florida Statutes SCSI. P 0. boa NO SANFORD, FLORIDA 37771 3t3 West Fish Street Sig Stephen Solomon Wirder Part, Florida 77715 A tIme vs for ppt ii loner Saritord. F ida 77.7?) PstbIith Ma, 17. 21 31. June?. ttfl Pi,ibIlth' May 74. 31, June 7. 14. 1577 Publish Map 24. 3)5. June?, II, 1477 Putblish May 74. 35. June 7. II. 1572 OLD-Ill tt)I2t 0(01)1 PUBLIC NOTICE OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC HEARING t.CCATION AND DESIGN S 'i's-rOy 9ivtn the' nieretled tiefsOrts map reQuest a publ.c ..r.ng coesternn9 ifup loc.t,on OrIigru. social. ecOnomic. aid en rc,rs'nental effects of Widening arid resurfacing 04 cutting twO (2) laneS Pr ect No 71010 11 on State bid Il? beeweerl State Road 04 In Oviado p State lead *IllO(US Ill by *lniffIng eucIlrsQuesf In writing to C A s1 .- (I That laid tale it bring made to •t ioo i.,m satisfy the terms of said Writ of caimant, and Shall tie $*O'tI tO by living, arid it dead thCir u,mskriou'n •flgbged en the rlaimaflt. Pit agielt. or attorney heirs Oev.tees, legateet, granteet. Conway Road. Orange County. Eaecut.on and accompanied Dy a filing tpe of .lolun E Polk trUs!ieit. spouses. creditors. he-sort. Florida snide? the fiCtit ,,,,,, Sheriff onedolia? avid such clamor demand successors. and all Other parties 'THE GROVE", and that I intenØ to SOminoll County. Florida rot so filed Shall be void claiming by, ttWOuJgis. under or register laid name with the Clert of I Frons LaWel. Jr •geinhl Harold A Learned or Mabel the Circuit COssi, Seminole County. PiaDIitIi May 24. 31. Juhe?. II 1572 As riecutos' 04 the Last Learned, Pii5 wife. RCsidence Florida In acOidance with the OLD 132 *11 arid Testament 04 Provitlors 04 tie Ficititio..js Name unknown. -. FRANK LASPEE, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit Statutes, To wit Section 545 DI FICTITIOUS NAME deceased to Quj,et Title sat beII' brougn, in the Florida Stetutes 551 NOT ICE IS hereby gwen tt't I am Pwbtlt's May IC. 17. 74. 3). 1477 CirCuit Cøvil of Seminole County. Sig W R Cooper engaged in business at Upsala 0(047 Florida against yost and •bcti of you. PubliSh Ma, 3i, 31 5, June 7. 11. i,n Presbyterian Church Country Club right, title os Road Senino4e Count, Florida 0(0 177 IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cIaurnrsg WI tttll ttprett snot lien upon IsiS follOwing spider the ficlit,ous s-same f THE IIGNTEENTI JUDICIAL CIR. described real property situated in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CHILDREN'S GARDEN. and that I SEMINOLE COUNTY. Seminole County. Flo.lda towit SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA •rttendtorecVersadrsamewththe FLORIDA Loll II, 14 arid 15. Block B MAIN Lurk 01 the Cintut Court, Seminole CIVIL NO. 12411 CIVIL ACTION NO 72411 ADDiTION TO LONGWOOD. at Coynty. Florida in accordance *ith IN RE' THE MARRIAGE OP IN REt THE MARRIAGE OF cordirig to the Piat thereof as the provisions Cf the FiCIitojt IVA OEAN LANGLEY. wife REBA S. CARTER. recorded in Plat Book 3. Page 27. Name Statutes, To wit Section Petitioner, 1150 PubliC Recds of Seminole County. LANGLEY. 5450? Florida Statutes 1557 RALPH DAVID arid Florida, Glad husband JAMES CARTER. ,,i15 reQuired Puerevy 0 Cite Respondent rid you are NOTICE TO DEFEND Publish May 10. 17. 34, 3). 1417 your answer or other wrlttpn THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO 0(014 NOTICE OF ACTION defense personally, or by your at RALPH DAVID LANGLEY '0 JAMES CARTER. JR. FICTITIOUS NAME tOft*y. with the Clerk the Circuit wP5 resident. 4 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN NOTICE 'S pierebr 9 sen mat we Court, Eighteenth Jstdiciat Circuit. Frk',n YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED are engaged in business at P0 Boa Seminole County. Florida. at tPu ROute 1, that VA DEAN LANGLEY, has tOSS Sanfoio. Seminole County. Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. ant uac, Cit, Tenns'slI'e I,id a Petition in the Florida, Circuit Court 5,emiroie County, toe aofFlorida strider the fictitious name of o serve a coot- thereof upon Pe 'CJ ARE HEREbY NOTIFIED SAy ASSOCIATION, and that we Ptairmtitfs' attorney. *1505* name 5 "A' l proceeding fOr d'tbO'istmOil Cf 0 t%OiiJt,Ofl Of Marriage arid you •t intItud t regisler said name with the inarripge has been filed against you W E WIPIDERWEEDLE. JR. o required to serve a coPy of VDiJ Clerk 01 the Circuit Court. Seminole the firm of Widpnwe.di.. H11n15, arid you ore required tO lervea copy written defenses. If any, on J. C.iflty, Florida in accordance With P A. tout *'rittefl defenses, If any. Ward aid Woodm.n, 704 Eat' CHRISTOPHER RAY. wtsooe ad Pie provisions 04 the Fictitious Plea England Awefitie. W.ntet Park, 'tiereto on Petitioner's attorneys os'ess is F irit Federal lulduig. 313 Nan-se Statutes, To wit Section Floe ida 37754. viol later 'bin the 55th West F itt' Street, Sanford. F lr ide. Whose rierties at0 address appear Florida Statutes SCSi 3277). arid file the original *ith the below, on or before June I&•Pt. 1573 Day of June. 1572 S Morris H Metti the estate. r.9Pit. there-n Sefl159 up Clerk of tPil above styled Court on arid fill CPa original thereof WIth irC ".Clarence E HanSon tEtl elwpn$ Sri pr lw-s end P05t office address gf the MABEL LEARNED Pii5 Wi'e. ii - ": Sudden Stardom pjbtsc t*a'oni at tt FIOSIdI - S Ml'(VPIlI(NBJI WliltI It III IDMIN'. tlt' I 1551 I P'I4'I W'JIIA l'A l.TtlPt ! 4'MIItie1t1tfl ti,t i' t'iWf's",i'as1 ?sie'lJ I 'III I'd lItRE t4 'ul'R'5ll I ate woao nutnen wmotr a4td iflICfttt pliep onftijnhiy 04 'rt%inI IPiir i* conc,fn.ng ??W ajuIicat,o by th. AutP0Vdp • a cap'at g,arit trosn ________ by V. Ti Hamlin Sacks Revels in - AllimOnle Swina. S.wi,.Ie pot1.hon AvtNi?t *iII fiot Otiri. Count, County. F Iodo wio.c Th fctfliout COufIN.but# County COm,nii,.n nam of SPIP LAtE HILLS APT S. and that p .n?twld to rpit',w C'ii'ntat Ortan4o F sos-ida on Jv ta.3 r*m. :3 473 at 300 P U tPi CIe1-t 01 tP'-f' INi har,y it b1'Ifl c04iducted to Circuit C0%%1 Seineinle County, - LLfl' OOP Legal Notice CAPITALGIANT APPLICATION HAEIWO it *vee-y gv utat nw' - -. Lvi..' . Pmti.5,i tif Herald Wednesday, May 31, 1972 Legal Notice ______ .• .IIII IS,........... ''"'''''''"'""''''''"' II flaw aid & James Jacob Soot is hadn't t't I'll gotten around to sorting Pus trt.'nu'Il douss Phand when he heard %'est pt'si wilts four hearts lie Isati it sorted by the tutu' North and East had passed. but it was quite is whIle be lit' det'Itkd sihtat to tllul f Evemstuuill> he stilled luiu .1 aix'spade call. Wi'st o1lefleli a heart one woul cxIleft and South looked over dummy tllqlplly. It would be a cinch to naIl that h e a r i lead: draw king of diamonds: enter (Iulillflly with the it) of triiIllpI; discard two dulss 08 liii' gUINI dldlIlUIItil BflII try thi. club finesse (UI' seven. All this looked rut>' hut nes- cit listless Sfiuttl wiss cant'• lui lie ruitfe'd liii' eighut.spot not the fits' Then he plast'd lila ce ul trumps Dlii there Will East with all three trumps amut Ihere WgI South wills med It) reach dunnnuy. lie 'LUhled lilt dcc and king tuf tliarlloflhl% . ___________________________ i.li-iP*phm lP.tisr*i%l A ' , . L'ZIi'fl1 J!1 'flit' l'iiIilt)I( has I..it IiI eirth Writ PiLI t l'avs I NT. P451 • 2 1 I'asi PaSI I'ess Pau 31 " ' ,," ' - .' _S. %ouih 1V ' I'sss t)hulr to use a hypodermic nt'edk and syringe for withdr'iwit'g tonif' spenn VIIS from the • iAS ..s 55...... LII''. J%SLSA .... iii' juisi' TOh),'5'i"tf qt'I.h1ltI? Iluatead uI I,I,jiliIit;g 5111w mit' luilIllu, )uhiII pdltllrl Isa. bitt tVis' uIisui,il. ulill 5 ilili riOt' lirIl t SS'lit ihi S til •Iii i,,i,'. .5.tls'a*f 11,111111,,i'a ___________________________-s,. iacosY MODI*N booS se "Win el •iiie." ic/a it.. pair) P0 Sos 145, la-I.. Cap Stafiea, New VetS, NY 10019. ' ________________________ VASECTOMY OPERATION It is t'stlsu.stt-tl tti,ut t'nt' Ililliklll .'%Ills'r 11.111 litssb.11ltb hiss e alt I',li!S bunt .Isi'-s till it lilit'rati(llts. 'lists is us sitnpk, iuss'spdn' aist' surgk'iI prssct'shiitt'. 151' It'll Jlt'tfiliilt5l us this' plltb' d,sms s oIl it c 1SIIIII'r tIN-al amsi'stbit'si.s, LUNCH EON SPECIAL In fact, this saint' method t 5i' S °°' linesi .sbes'e. 11 it fails, then he isiuki tn to has e the former s as. eettittsy rtauut.1 in the hoit, one or mou'i rsir-st's Iluglit ,tgaili function iwsnsuLty itt'itt,t'I tit 111(1st' uit'th vl's proses sueet'ssftil. thei1 isis isew stik should conct'n trait' tii betng a dt'sott'sI ItluittiCI to her 4 stepcliiltlri'ii .1 - S t'i '5 • ' i '5 _______________________________________________ - -- '- - -- - - -- Ijl z A a'J" ___________________________________________ ea - I I I I 99C for a chicken I dinner ri'iakes I I good cents For the lute parent'child i Ii, i.IttOlO*hllll ttt"r% ltu't dt'pt'od t.n bIotd ktisship stisatso I I I i's er, but is hass'tI on itsuttti.ul ':1 l'.$ $1 - i'ither b thesr own hut. bands or by an asxeptahlt' - " We Stilt Ha'.e Cr IS tiften i'intIos L for &'ial tustlitiltatutni of st is t. An 4d(l1)tI'd i'hkt snas thus be as di's ott'.! .51 nt!ts 7,;,' 04. 5, ..,"e. '- tin the ten's-is (neck) of (he wife's titenis (womb) thisitig her .'pregnant's' ss Ned's ease, the simpler solution would be to st.tit with lii.' si-omsd nwthth.l titit Of Steak HOUSe nialt' gonads. 'essnw-d" tote. LKJS4 VKII$ •si 4QIST What do iusti uI.i A-lhiublr agastu. Voul '$iw'i 11,155. belong to uU tight Ilili-. . A second method that sometimes provei t4fectise is Regi1ar l.25 I Dinrer lIluitlhI'rt'tl .t)t't Send fttr ISIS' IItttIt'4l th'5ik let i"aits tsiut Plu'guIItt s ' t'IIt'ltl4iIti. .5 luiii st.ittt1stst ic lulls l'llS clip... tilts's 2 tent-s a iC sAlvera will. s II' ','..u. .•5wl si-iLiwg a l..-i if 115. ,iu*iwt, ..kisvswj ..,,1'p, svJ fl ,.al, 5* ri.iti i,psvg api s',,,Sup. , ,i..ii p.. ..aJ f..e w-. i'S lbs istst cwertlikI 551, I I I I S I S S S I I I I I I f4 LtUpc'N LIMiT 3 r Cc IS 'S' 3 I I I I I I I I lh'sh.atKl'hkwt i4it1iiuitg a tsb'txt t,riifln'r Issas sIa' his suliliii. .ti (.at I a I $ 99C • - -. I S "' and n-., ysuisitee. t-. i* slow ss,j l.t • I FRIED I I I S I I 1009 French Ave. (Hi.way 74 S,tfo, I t �12 -The Sanford Herald Wednesday Ma y31 , 1972 % "I'l ilt, 'I. 7 "I I V ; I Bias 0 I'm _ ...-1.- _...._,.. .. s I. , 7, , 41 . 9 _ll, '47:~_i_\_--I- *65 THIS (OUPON - * :** SAVE O1 !i WORTH v7o Is--(O'-i ~ _ -' O" r- , I I le I "'wo ,vivio,'. PuBuxt: % -. •- so - 1. I -.. I'l --. -. - I I rAL In ONLY $5.25 w',h !I • '' il " ' raw 11 _~, _____________-_______ - " I - . -. /4 -- II ;Itr p?, I !I'--- , I-?, - J' ~. ;14~ . I .~ . ,,W ,-_, , . NN~-.I.dl~ *,71 Ir "K ,I lit , . ',',- . J V j' I" ' RH .' ,1• P / - '',_J' - - 'i.11,1 . ; - /f D.k,,.., - q. 1F Cot;;gech;e'e p ' ' - 41J II t al . . . ..... . - •• '• Jr., .... ........ 4 ,,.,, Kitchen Bags....... . 59 .••• .. . .......... 4 9 I . 3463 S .... I • 36. 111i at-ii, litiv-0 " 49C __________ . • •••• lb Commission, subsequently led to some shrink in Whew!Amleverrrliev.4... middleman markups. By April, retail food prices When actor Burt Reynolds dropped generily , led b>' dips for beef and pork. was recently featured as a nude Nos, atcording to the latest U'il)A reports, ttit in the centerfold of an issue of upswilig in farm prices is on again. Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1 For example, all beef cattle in mid-May were up 4 certain that this would set a per cent from April; hogs were I I per cent higher precedent . . . unleashing .. bIlk.. ,•, 39' ' . . . ••s • • 39c I lb "' ~I` 0 P. Index as Not so, according to noted an I It I ol p.... Mustard .' 59c '' Potato Chips ' if /I '' ______________ / Diablo Mustard. / Gatorade ISVI Rea . S.... .•..'.i a.'' ".' Pear Halves LI ... Sp..p I Wb. .......... J4W 296 5TA ll..S .. Cranberry Sauce * . . . . . '3*0 ... oftener I P.,. p. 5.... ..... S S • S • • 11011 . &A El "•' . . '. 6 COCA ' ' -, . . pak 'P71li's slos ~"~ 5 Et.-ded Shrimp 'j,"-, . • Boneless Hams 11159 - / - ' 'k , III I .' I...,.. .. 2 000 79' Swift's Franks . . . . . . . . . li p - I ¶ - ...... p1 a... ", - Ia, W,Sb ~e -a ' '- Cold . ~ --- - Cooked Ham . . .•. ' "i' 79 . . . . . • • • A '" s :.. '• '•' firsiVill 1110SAF a mon 0 9-Vtotte 00 . ''. ,ft-' _____ - -- - - Ill - I 3-lb THA i . El ,, fitilip ,,, k P.s.. W•.. •, -----'-• . 'V "V""%I, W -' . ••s_S.lb_• M A R K [IS N C4., Via.:, .,. 1 '. 0 .1141A ~_&2,*ftVdpV1* J - -. for a bit. . , It would only cost nit another half-buck to check in to "Chicago -that wonnerf ul town." approximately half-way ,, , Onora Rd ,Sanford CL0SED AY SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 tj a 14--a J 4 I r S - 0_~Zi . I acroas But our nd,hb'irs to the south - that lily Beautiful, less .-,. drive away .. the current rate hes lags Tomorrow, it'll be Western Union . . lund 110w a Sanford --resident received is telegram - Park -on Friday, noUtled of Its SiTival on Saturday) ... and it 1 5 arrested Andreas 11aader, one of %Vest (;er. any's most wanted men. h east - VO4,1111 Mis.. , 7.*E. Pits,. 4-oll--0.4 "-t .litto it the ownrs. tins -vouW '- - - - 1)UI3LIN (Al') ~ r _. 41 i f-attn ii. yet. but I've tipeen told that it contal-Ined ortly 25 words. Cass.lberry Talk Is cheap Don't you P.IiC 11, 1)5 'I Fourth i . . . . . ' fnttsah(the ci*npi would, bepayigta.xfortheseservtciri. ifl '. - "' :::: .' . 4 I I ..'. . - . I - - - - 14 - , it - -- . .~& ~ , , . 1 - I ! . r ;;S_ _ - ~_ - ~_A A "N t!\I -- ;ark on Um Likeftenti. Pullcir Ww tdornulled A We,-. City Contimissumi turned down nesday tught, dirovirung vwii ; ri-VertY was 9iiiii to Ltw cili Silvier Spring. Md.. whou 4 I, -=__ t'ity IlLutiagtr K..-,w!ts in.. .sPpeuri un aritais,g the bow-i Toll Picutim-li by life guardA pill Llk, amenable to helping on the 111I %aid. ,;.~ AW "Y III'i wvuki nut in Sometimes we et bridging u WEATHER .. gh 87 Iow 68. Partly cloudy with a few thundershowers mainly today. Afternoon highs mostly In upper Ii 1,0w tonight C)6 ' LI to 72. Ii Vi ISUIJIU. l'a 8511)0) Itaker (orivai r AI'I set retar> ILPIJIII Temperatures slipped Into the 40s as tar IIIIi1I i5 11(11 thiHi \JiJ.ih,t - \ I - .. i iionths - \~ _ _. Herald Index behind bars. t Baker, 43, was picked up Areadeaths shortly be fore 6 am. by a pri. Bridge S ute car suttich hail driven into Calendar tir federal uuiiffluuiuin sut-uri(y, ('iiitfled utt iri1n fiirui near hvtt' When Comics .. Ifiv car reached the gate. Baker Crouippiord puzile got out tiond spoke briefly to Dr. I.77opne IWIll I*ar Abby iait lii happy to I.itittrial ClIJIUlIChlI 1-- frol Baker iiaid Ile re. CnIertairkment , nanded mipirsinen that hi has lioroxcopoI .- I iolonys maintained he wits in. llaspilaintilti . sion fraud and grand larceny S&ity of whlt't, hr was can. S;rLs l\ charges - 1. . t is B ( 311 I'll fol to 11*e ilecrttary post15H tion. Baker was convicted 11 311 1967 poll charges tirlated to tht, 4A Iuilsuse it tt ,tUthultIt%, A11I 311 utilli Alalwall. for 'Criltreitl 311 prison tion Jan. 14. 1971. Itakil position ILI lill 5A ' It. Johnson while the Senate majority w'i - , 1 t. i I Sikowoott pprison ., which 2A knuwnasthih.'ntfannu4 the 511 l.ewisburg ekral Peniten. U ttiiry, 611-YB 611 A former Srite he'' N 10" , -,;, • , ?,*, 4 ,&IV al 41, 1-0 V_,Iii Of %&.11tols portile, tw was held at this 6A-9A Im 1 0A-hA latter ¶. T Ii - I t) .i J4,91*l "'i t1l"I" k (lire . - % ~ \ , --I* AWAY! ILI V ..I . , .. ltll.f if-li 1i1l1JtiLIt 4. 1 he IS wtitln lie i.asr ts 'k Iuk H iki r Itfusest to talk his stay in prison saying log to tl)e 11 S SCIIIIII Dt-11101ITAtiC 'Ailitild grant no Interviews until 1 feel (USC 0xil and dry weilther dominated thil central part of the nation again today, with onf ined to parts of tile East CoaIld and the Intermountain West. - UMI1UI LU Bobby Baker Is Tree I is' d 11 nesday and today but were unable to find a . : happy to be free after nearly 17 .,, . 4-., ii - ros s 01111 wing Vied. fourth. "L , ~ - Authorities of the Irish rmy s i te • Wikoining tIes cr1) 'talls Junior scout,to the ( atlt I t.ouN After 1 7 Months C at STEP THE BIG 0 - Ui wppnar-c tnniusion requesug in.'mnution about buying a uzU rough AUaoue0cu,i rUonofthecttysort. olkirt ceremonies is Becky Fitzgerald. Becky is it rnemb,er of llack .%2 while Beverly has Ix-en a member of Junior - ----- -- g -, :i:-_ - I- -- - I sourt hi h pi . .. I 1 Kelly Kelso. a 1 i'.nr • iie approached t ho .-.• . -. - ininistrator, operating tP) o I iruhes. owner of revert -. •i ______ . . . . , __-w I . tie leaders of the Irist ltcptn Iuin ays ' -.-. today Lite apartment facility s*nw towers would provide a ieetlad from a U S. ..epartznent of service even if it paid no taxes ia . . --------- •.. d I kve Thestzizctures,t1ue placed 'lowniown he Wti.d. at $1 million by Bram of. fictais. W . FI(ANKFURT ('erinan (AP) I' H' fought a gun muffle during a search br anarchist bombers today and relx)rtcdly --- " to -- . oitimn Gun flattlo . 41- the city to furnish potit printerition. With Uppi =persoom expri liuct the .%_-Clanithan said -- - __ "I . it costs 65 ctnUl! . - . SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 a nod ''' iu.-nnd prolert, n -trw f lazes since C'operattng ri-A - , off than a hall-hour's . • 91.............•...... -- W Festival. Brenda is a senior _____ . SAIGON (All") -Ten Americans were killed ?ow, ktschewon this morsel •. Art -------------- -rMff-__ I - - American combat casualties reported n the two mOflth.S between the start of the North Vietnamese offensive March 30 and last , . AOI-WI is displayed by Brenda Beaty aif - lANropo - %,ere battling North Vietnamese units of IM or more men cacti. (by dialing direct), and 35 mils 91J4 .4 GIiienStamps w - ar--vmm-eir =. TI* city uir'rr advd iy suesd ... 1 - Ai" ~; .,- - Don't really know anyone in Alaska, but I might want to call Chicago for instance so the pu'ry so inclined, attend one of 99 or e., 51., , were wounded. tile U.S. C0111111illid announced today. This raised to 416 file [lumber of St,.h.,ryhs,,:.i. 8' arA Casselberry during Lyman Sidewalk . but on page 5 of the local directory is listis the charge to that area as $7.25. illS fort firstrem minutes a w.- w..... e, 999 Sculpture of a head was done - `.: s ith tanks 59 miles northwest of Hue 10(1115, tr tug to trap a \orth Vietnamese regiment Enemy artillery caused light casualties, and by late afternoon two government task forces awr tells file. "It'll cost you • fill Trout Fillets P %adiappididididitill as SLorwo 50-ailtilto "; - i Paratroopers Set Trap Vietnamese paratroopers launched a sweep 29' 1. ' or 0"Vill. , ______ • ... -- 11, •' 6 , OUTSTANDING WORK 11 - ;Fr ,= __. --- - negotiated with the Soviets. Nixon was to leave Warsaw today after an overnight visit and talks with Poland's cornmumst Leaders SAIGON (AP) - More than 1,000 South Tried calling Orlando lately? a ,iit' s ap piddling em . ' i-lb nstampsEl foTli - -.• it,il loser I... $lw. - '• -. -"w' Cuts : above 20 111des. 1 don't know tire exact N.l.a4S5S I..... 1.01 seft,ee,peoeoeese lo 496 ColdCuts lps..... itill Ils.d c -. - - '.# s............*... .' Green é bb to,", C'sep ple".410 Celery Hearts Tasty Eggplant .. • • • • • • '..' - 4L - - - .~, if iI pace" o..ii, ' Crisp Carrots . • . rates, I'm sure. flowever. ac. cording to the latest clocking on my Duster's odometer. from 1 • _1.17:_~~__'_ - . si.wll.,i ,..,.. '- - . r 5..... 1... 0 / .' - __ . .--.,-. ........ I . - - that the Brain Towers two city commission mef.tlngS, cot ruing the status of Br'am ising I American public tonight, apparently to urge support for tile arnis-Iiinitation pact n>' lonr.Wotouelicve its nr like There has to be an equitable measure for establishing these IMA4,413rLe'enStampsE . . .. ...........'....- I , ~ . . '. .. Turkey Roast. .• ..........••.....• . --.. : ~. I . A,-- . 16lia- OLog..-Si.. 6....... 111i.i & Dill Ba - - : c - . . 4 H,.I.,y.Sn.I.d 3 S lb ' 194913 F- A I. . Sugar . \ 3-P-lb 'I; ... EPWGreen'stampsEl .* I.th - . - __ ____ - __ mewth-esh .. _-..,.' - , ........ "`e' -_ -I! .__-____ - - ,.- ?(#A - - - Smoked lb . _-) ,.- - " ' , - I- . . 1. I-lb . . . • •• • • • • 79 - L, I ,, S-lb ... '-1--i ' •-- Only thought tiase on t matter, what with today's lead story relating the ever-climbing beef they'd better flifl or easer '..•....•..•..a.eoaa.•....oa..eo.a• ,i 89' Eviloilircarte - - -- - - - WARSAW (AP) President Nixon wra p 13-day summit trip today and returns to Washington to address Congress and the --- reenfamns . . _- '696 For - I- up his or very )-Dung ducklings). - - - FOR $1 . lb - ,, Can - - - i messing OserC%er)thlflg, and chasing the dogs (wIe trying to protect their eggs anti. • • e.-.. .•-••.•. 49' 5 I f I',- r ' -, 14413............t - - - Father Leroy fl. Sor . t Ru at Monday's crimmaston Tower represent i ng when the itructure was built it work ses. ton, the mayor ad. filitfornitation Intin the nty P. a rt tiled he had P.tnwrongnthe managers offIce indIcama a ntaty formation furnished from W.E. Cooperating Parishes Inc., Mayor Ixe P. Mocire, during infwmauou receI by hun rnllt lit In a pop, sol -each year to Knowles, ctly nionaKer, that owner of Bram Timers. al w. E v TRA Milk . Sanford city officials were a from S. Joseph DavisJr., a . News Digest fenced in I m told; Howeser , those without wad Tall F ish & Chips ........... • •. 1. - , Sliced Bacon' ... f, I..., 1-0 1i a." • 89 . 10,0-0.• COLA 'I who enjoy 'em ...(they,re the :.. beT), E1 - Knowles ioformcd - nojoke)andusgreauorlllose sb.iI N•tSl Br.akfast Club EvIP. s.. Fish Sticks ............ Jill Buy I lot 7U, Get I III 14 to 7UI . . . • • . • • • • • •• . . . - - Too th Paste . . . • . . . . • 9' 32 OZ. RET BOTTLES Pork Roast ..,,b . •• I ".. J.:l (_ - ..$.. ii- I ~ - - V.- important impact on both wholesale and retail If the higher-farm-price trend for cattle and hogs & Bmiq VO'S Hair Spray $13' BEER losah' 11,rily/ (41 t . : . C..., "-do .. ..ld lit" b.p.. . . . . . . • • • • • • • 6 "" , 77 packers and retailers will be forced into passing apartment dprinples for senior owner intended to claini expressed dismay to City Towers taxall It was also brought. out AE the itizens, win not be paying exeiroption from real property Commissioners G,mill Meyer damsel in distress? Says thM some of their larger costs to consumers. pe taxes taxation under the state i. and A.A. McClanahan when session that a tww law had property , which overloaded with ducks (honest, -. Loaf 49 I - E] Bread 2 By Dlii SC(fl7 ii EM] fl.., Macaroni & Cheese '." 89. . Breadast Club "lli"67'79 M.I•S•lV•e J..) ' i ::: .. Glial a 6 • Casserole all Tea Bags P...,. ' IS' 1-46 Foi rl-+ . WI)PI 1,xvi ill l . 01 i - Any suggesUms to help citlit a I .t. ''•.--'' . Peanut muwer • . Vienna Sausage OU MaxweII House Fejm ,,.. 3 - Towers Are Without Taxation 20 per cent. - CAKE , S S 39 ...... C ....,bp . .. Sweet & Sour Pork ..... - 21' 1 . WORTH S?C I'ttkhur' \ 2 LAYER '. 3 b Pizzo With Ct)eese . . . , ', Mayonnaise ,....... ______________ . ,. N.H..... psyp a, I- , c.. - 9 p. fiell Ou . "" 79c •... .•• . 29 I , "Itil Clover Honey r4;-dl ,.III.-#$ - .. _- 0@0 0 - No Help On 2nd Project as some economists predict, meat Dram Toweçs. 12-floor high-rise 3--& Stilt a 'Pi TT r"- 49' ••• ,/ '' .. . • savil 0. : 4 ,-.. 21' up sustained period. - 1H r - - prices when increases on the farm occur over a bit "Liken back" by the in. to r pit e y too easy to get guys Iot.aketheir . imw - Although frequently erratic, farm prices can have pinup Photographer Suzanne ady ,.-- - ~=~ - M000- 1 - ~ _ - - at the school. _______ -u with a year ago tile total livestockpr ice hundreds of "hairy-chestell Comlared apes on us. Vai 11" *11, -z - ~ By John A. SpeIikl 'VOc •• ____ ________ __ todav's . Iferald. Pressure from the administration, including rill ______ _ I - Iftaft- - MEN , %4'1111411 Illall. and file right fif Ill 4" -Nft _________ Iloth of these stork's are on Page 1 01 getting less for live cattle and hogs. it. ' ' I 041 4 ,' N.4. P.bl P.. • P..b ::: lite rising livestock prices are being eved closely I v .:. ...'111he Herald coullnues %olith part I of 5 on the X S ninole County School Ito, consurner-conscious Nixon adininistrati ) : approving the econornists. a1:.,l1:i1n:ua1at;Ix elusIve report rii lfere ih t happened: 1 late February, after (Ioning lit other parts ill (lie country. enjoying a five-niontli price climb, farmers began $11" . . . • Cole Slaw 'I.'.' o' Baked0eans oeoeeeeeope . be. 0.4 St.... Tomato Wedges -- . I 341. iiii al iiiiii Ill Tomatoes t I.." flip.e.litill I...$, . 0 I 14 2 Potato Salad . Green Means ....... 4 ":. a.' sill to 1. 69 . . . . . . . . . . . '"'•' • B -1 Ballot " F or the 15-15 school pinit. %P tiu%e ul'('rI% i'd it; In favor; 117 oPpord anti IS % veklng additional Information. On the tlistrletlng Issue 116 persons bass. hulk alt ii they (ci I the people of Sanford sliotilti lit gis iii Iii. opportilnht) to sot. in Ut ii wIn r on ln lb. r ri sith ncy distrkls sitotikt he si't HI) tar mi nber of the .anford ('ity ('ohulmiSsion. ()nt II persons %Ot( 4 \n to this part of the qitestitiii;iri.'. H Meal, w hich makes U) around 1(1 pet cent of the 1untl food budget, is a kes iost 0111% tug indluitor. Although doss n in April holesale and retail tne4tt prices for Mas' could be pushed up again by the latest farm surge (;ov('rIlm('nt reports (tit the situation, however, OU '•' Pork Loin Roast Bar-B-0 Fryers . . • • • • • • Ribs • • • • • • ar- _______________________ '1 •... b Franklin Salami 39 -- Sweet Peas $ 1Ia . Old %ft..Id III.... %I...d 39 . . • • -•• '•' 29' •. . Trash Can Liners -. $ o, .• • • Ild Agriculture lb • • • • • • Fresh Liverwurst i' , ' - (-..•.. '. ••.'. . . . . . . . . . . o P1r' P ... 11 "Straw 0 arc on the move again and soon mar force consumers to gird their l oins ill iiwal counters. lkpartment reported Wednesday that livecattli' prices rose tO The \1a) to an all-time high of $33 10 per 100 pounds hogs .1% ci agi d •in II iwr wIt Inter lilt rease to $24 90 mainl 'is .t result of fe w er baby pigs last S S • .'. -. '1 - p 1 • ' Beef Short Ribs 3 '• . . .. • • . • . • . •. Garbage Bags 1 4 • $ 169 - - ••• • 1;_ . Lime Beans Stuffing / . ~ 4 . - '•' • p - . . English Cut Roast • ' . '"' " ( - - . ter2mMonthSlum A '' . leve Imperial Roast "-'"a ~ '• Pot Roast lii' - Style Corn 39 " "''" ' ' L .... .... • Chuck Steaks • I Golden Corn •'' ' " ' , % ° Mimi I he lieraki's "strti ballot' on Iso of this .1 , -• . . Up -%%- - 411111111111111 L ot0ft - -f t" I ftli m7ftm ft-alt,ft on 3o •. French Onion Dip SLI crmcE ,, . - Livestock Prices Q , d ....... .-& Shozipi Cht-cidar I%k law' upstair Coninilsslon Chairman (;reg greentitit for it Driminiond iind lite other ronottruction at a rigilrol of 1i" * 411ii - a _________ - __ .--I- /r ID IUia(tI,,kJ dernolillon oil the old courl "Arpol we inud roopt forgot tip Thursday, June 1, 1972-Santord, Florida 32771 64th Year, No. 204 Price 10 Cents 1) - ~ 1i rra I , V) - I 0.9 -1 4 L ses____________ Iiii .4 ••••••.••.•••.•.•• rindthtr tidfru4 flV I .im e a party f ri,4erp4, Sktr.y Vi#n n fyn 4wntwn Iutr,,w,ml ttnI' Ia t rrriared !I the tl 'qnate difference in rernod.bn (if fttM reqnited by Article y anf'ri, Ar ticle / will t tt4ay'a rdts aa f-wi tint yet b'efl detevtnin.4 ti *t mnee 49(C then is Pared With (e.iIa at later ( rra,prkeii Ile Open Downtown Ctp,tnnliqlspn In present an 'llffetnee In coat.i for tM "We can either tOnat?Ud ne Rutkliig might P. rem .1.4 at tIut if the iota of tle,,iolitlnn, costs for, at tntlfiy costs (it allow a k'aaer f1gur and that there Vh1.n said that viw * the iletnolillun of the ohi building to renvlellng, costa for finding Greenhut fri take 114 over th innkt rwrn for a parking lot. other space as will P. required rrtakIter These rliwItkn aree might also be nffrt' cp.ee time to stpInnk arid aeaa the thin rinae proulrnity, which real n.eda Further rel.arE-h Mat: presented a o*al byihepasuge of Article V and worth piir.tiing o .4 In getwi"14 vii (mu, l'rnil Quarks Aawiatc in which Is riot anticipated to 1. -- - -- Beautify (m1inhiftIor Inugld attsI .h'q Ihi fIg,irc' wn rail (rnPiiit by tl l"llr 'Igni, g.'ntIetnn," furnnipnd :; - Coupon - i VAWI J0 . •,,,, - ' n f 11 Ill' tur I Mot,, flrutiit ('Pntrni tion ('ott,. whktt k IsIIIIIIHM the new (ninIy (oirt ond: m - 1, C : with this coupon SAVE Sl.6 . ' / I :' AA. i .65 AI vfli : -- I F fly ANN $IE(ZKOW*t - - - V Si I CHINA SERVICE PIECE I I ___- 014 Drum is s ion Ch airm an Won 't r : 0 BAVARIA GERMANY - - Comm ., - --.-- _- __ -- ~.% 0 t '' , vw ~. . IF .. .5 moil 4 .4 -. Gsv.' oo 1293 " " 4 Ii •-3.-'. - - 4 11A "vi 44 10 Ill Cal 41 3 . oppo POND I ppI A,ii poll P& ~41 VW L%Q64to ~ 24 it, #.1k" % _A P ki ik I •1093 1 950 BILL BAKER Noty I Vito t LN, A I lopiti, tiontiol ph pit lilt 0. Pb p 11 1095 VOLKSWAGEN 1 N I o ,-E - - t ~l 0" 0 - Voll."d 11% flooll bi ta PiI t i) U � 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, May 31, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 31, 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/17c092169c27db367de0e81a9483a2b2.pdf bb8a655e718a45b6b717e611e6ed03ff PDF Text Text - _____________ - -- --.: - -. - - - — - - - - - - ------ ----•- .T- -' r—.--- -'_ . - - - ._ - - - - TrY . _._ t I I-fl--- -_,-_-- •-=•- --- — -- - —V I - - - -_ _= --. -.. - — • --- - 'L:= - - - -. . - ii fit 111111$ • IlIs1II.%OIutI -_ Au 'I tl.4 t .....efl *.... -1.t..-..i.. rint,tttii ~J •it#.,tit' ,,, •I.-I , 'j tI, • 0 ' - - & hsh,,tg,*Inn8 There wail oat' sure loser, 5cr.. Henry M. Jick.'n of a..nmi.i$. Washington. A poor fourth after 24 weeks of stumping Ohio, he said tic would follow the course of 5.n Finmumt S. Muskk' anti stop carimpaigiming In prinmarles wh.tie remaining a lireshirut ml tim utlittat e llmnphrey and McGovern centered their Ohio efforts on appeals to blue (t)IlmIr workers that echoed Thilimmee in stressing the need for tax reform. MtOurn also sought to cut into Itumnphreys htng.tl,ne strength in Black rens. - tlumphrey claimed the final results would show "a great victory in Ohio." ualIy t-"nIlmtcnt "I %J(,(;overIJ'S camp, hovcvcr, was It fLh17 :_ %t,r Inur A mnassivt' voting sitofu In ('uynhogi County comptItatei • uqin ____________ ---- - areas. ,We have de,nons(ratt'd that humphrey does boul own It!Irilflt share of hit' 151 Ohio around the state Itli will it tielegates to the flemocralk Notional runventiun. With mrost of the votes still to be citintet1 In lk'P111t15 ('uya. hogt County t Cleveland) bkti casts close to Th per tent of the l)emnocratic intal, anti In ilanitititu Count) Umnelutuiti i. Iltititnhre' led for 80 tI .'.umtes. Mctnvern for 50. Wednesday, May 3 97?—Santc-rd, Fiorda 32771 4.t. *. 1..1.-.. '-I IV 104 I ;:.i .-... IS.o$I •t.,.a - -- -- -. St'titii i),kttu '4'nt4ri it atioiial 1ilttiaI dire( lot. lie it1tit''i \hovern in Ohio early today as the closest pthnary contest I 1972 PWAIktt toward A thOtO fiflt5fl. Even If humphrey held his 15,IXIO-%ntc lend for the 38 at " 4 'Pot - Pulls Through _ i r .i MO.-It Ii ii i;j -'•v ;eorge C. Wallal.e in the In ltinu thitttt .1 - In Ohio And Indiana 4- FAIIIft - -- HHH I "NOW -- Gen- Champman Academy Spe aker Altamonte Named ('.t'n Leonard F Chapman - Jr retired commaMantMt bo Frowns On S anfard Naval Academy next month. Un- it!! ik to as - t C LO I, . - - - (, - -''I- - - - - - - 0 - ByJoa A. Spobki ______________________ - - * Feel Like You ' ve Been " There's another motel right around particular ecrier is at and 1-4, on the Hickman popert and Day Motel. a There'll be 12D ioon, tat. The exciting part rooms will rent for 1$ per day; doubie beds wiU go for 10; and U you're locking for a master bedroom. It'll be ut Those who haveMayedatthis national chain, which his most of its present motels C-g, ace wxiatlons are excellent. Welcome, genta. (Now we can Of d. niorthem "strangers" _1 they'rerelatedtous,andwiflbe . . • atourhaiseloradayorsountil they can see Disney World. last one who stayed, insisted he wasmybro ther .. . darn if Ican was em remembtv Mom feeding him aoundtle dinner table, though - • p - -- -' _— '" Why Not Get In On The " News " . in ca low many cans that would be, It's 00 that otherwise WU1I have been lit1er, i the area or 4 ( 0 - r - / . / - ,%- - 1 - . It's been t stg me with lets try It on for 'Between July i, mo 'and 31, 1971, no 't 1.' - Start Date Phone: - , —i------j __ -..., -- — ---j------"-------m. ---- - - .•- - - Jii ' ' - Dad JC - -- - -. - - - - SANFORD HERALD BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 $h 322- 2611 or 831-9993 -- : -- - - -,. ----- -- D' - - - - The abortionists, of course, contend that what they are extinguishing Is not life, but merely potentui life, arid that up to some indeterminate paint the fetus Is not a human neruon but a thingi and therefore pendable. Unlorturnatdy, even under Me new law, more than 80 Aborted fetuses have been txrn oWiflil &IVi& of life. Of thew, dmost atl subsequently dICtL is liv ng with its parents, arid a,nother is hoSpitaliZed, - - - - -- - .. - -. - - Raiders 'i - AM"! - - , - - - #n,see er&asr'. A RTERIAL LiIF ninvvi HWAY HI JJIV%II1'.II G That white streak extending to the top of aerial photc is the bed for the new State Road 46. extending between Interstate 4 (across the picture) and the Seminole-Lake County Line at engineer at DeLnnd for the State Department of Transportation, said today the $826,000 project will be opened for traffic in Septcmbcr.(Bill Vincent Photo) - - -___ I I ed 011 Cour house the 23 ot the request of Thomas Academy ?ni 'the Coast Dade North, ranked first in Freemen for vacating and Guard Academy. Mate and second in the nallor., Ifeet blasted the Seminole Junior abandonment of some within the municipal limits of College Raiders 104 In BULLETIN Supt. Street. City of the im state Market in a Donald Bundy and the building MIAMI BEACH (AP) — The tournament here were tnatructed 10 City Council today Invited The Falcons outhit the department investigate w l,eL r eranti ni' Republicans to boid their 1972 Raiders only 12.11 but utet' 01 the request w ould adversely national convention in Miami circuit clouts. those hits were effect any property owners In but urg,i at federnl Tim Booker led the Raiders thef tug on the iii etite government to with three hits while Frank 1' or to Authorized the HERALD INDEX Seaboard Coastline Railmd to Wive in this doubL- elimination piemilt use of Spring Oak Drive tournament as IA they take on the as an alternate method of Area deaths ....... in considering the those guys who thought Article loser of today's guttering and landscaping be interested Manatee-vs By ANN SIECZKOWSKI Mon Bridge ---------------IA a.m. traveling Instead of would be removed from tlm proposition to save the old V was such a good idea have Gulf Coul game at 10 Calendar ...... .. . ... tgOtnety Road. this building." tomorrow. "If a decision is made to save work schedule. Add to that the courthouse. lie also was in. Adopted on second and final Classified ads -------IOA.11A He said that once Article V is Dade North slugger Warren the old courthouse, there would saving In overtime fines which terested In connecting the 10A reading ordinances to annex Comics the Implemented, they will find Cronumrtte Coulpari) savings iith hit a solo homer to be considerable sa'. ings to face the company now." board in 1 4LS 1 through 12, Block 52, CrosswOrd puzzle needs than have Commission Chairman Greg possible costs of renovation of many other put time lalcons on the Greenhut Construction Corn. lilA been identified to date, (but It the bottom of the first inning I'aIIH springs section with R. Dr. Crane pany in that the demolition of Drummond enumerated the the building. Door Abby in IAA zoning arid the area would be this time next year The next two batters singled Dick Matz, speaking lot the building, costs of sidewalks, reasuns why Greenhtit should Editorial' 18 (;reenhut Company, said the before the needs are really fully nitcherCacciatore got out of the which the planned erpans1on of ntertainment --------IA SpaimlshTruceAu'irtmentsbtu tx,ard could eitlier order a work ascertained. [mining without giving hloruocope ' be built. Commissioner Skiney Vihien another run plan change or solicit a proposal Adopted on first reading a Ilospitalnotes ts of the high c-ou change. finumimnond said brought out the of cha The Raiders tunined iuuh'j pl rdtn;ncu !'hlt before any definite derision work necessm'ry In mn -ei U'? starter Mike k' , other Society -------which umniong rnatives different c nty building (NX5 ou could be made. th e alte runs in "top of ttw fourth requirements forbids the emp- Sports . 4A-3A Continuing, he said, "I perj •, to be and costs would have • Roger Danson i 0 the rmn of waters Into the sewer TV. tying thoroughly studied. To be sonually could never vote one . lArry t. with an Vegetable market . OFFICIALS say North Vietnam's drive considered in this study would dime for any permanent Parrish singled to left More system. be a comnncrative cost of using renoatlen of this building. I ti,i,r .,mu,sh.it a lone hnmt, k1n th demilitarized zone is exuected to should plan on run over the 3Wfoot inark in present (acilitics or adding a don't think climax at Hue in the next week or 10 days, with more than one, two or three left renter field. Three more wing. floor or a new put to hold the an. th South Vietnamese Commumalssiomier Al Davis In. years. singles in the inning accounted cient ci ty. The decision was to request for the fourth run. dicated his concern is the amount of credit afforded the the architects and the con. The Raiders mnL_d scoring board In this renovation project structioti company to make a threats in the sixth and seventh structural study as to amount Ill narrow ti be SEN. IIUIIKILT H. innings hat the Falcons did not. work necessary to renovate for specified. It would the InGeorge C. Wallace In should be victor over Gov. (Complet" game details in ;ip;ear that one one has tklinite safcty and bring mmmi estimate of tttmmitrrui 'sllirahi diana primary, clings to a slim edge over Sen. immtcrpretmtIoIIs of resultant hut' ttott' bark to 11w board. G eo rge McGovern In an Ohio contest likely to go space needs attibutable to the the wire. pasage of Article V. Davis also proposed lo consideration a temporary Hoover, head building of a "Quonset" type, ThE BODY of J. itirh, ihien no longer nri'tkl, for nearly .iii years, gx1s on public view in the could be moved to another Capitol rotunda today. There are expectations location in the county and used that the passing of the man will mean the passing the ,aogptixatiuma due to tise tuollig for other pu!poses, a concept By DONNA architects felt hsd reserved only the some merit. Davis said he felt IJ)NGWOOD Annexation pear before the board and cxthat any money used on the 101-acre Trim-Tic on final the IIAMI BEACH officials Daveiopment property on the plans are would ho a waste. the Republican Matz remarked he would ilrngwood-Markhamii Bond public. reported sharply divided. think that his particular Issue is accomplished Tuesday night by In other business, council -one which can wait for a time City Council In two consecutive adopted on sectnid and final Imetore a decision is uniperative. readings of the ordinance reading a planned unit WEATHER The zoning designation given development ordinance and on But further deliberations among those -prewiit provoked for various parcels of time land I irt rending an ordinance yesterdays high 87 low 65. Pertly cloudy ! I isr.alut isa I utk-,I the highest t pe extc nttsng open hours of the t-onsmdt-r lit m--r with chance of showers. highs In M. low in mid ticiaLi in baitdmg or rcraavatir.e. resuleratlal allowed under the est,tLslthiitient serving Drummond said be thought city ordinance; 1i-I business alcoholic beverages Monday &' a pleasant spring time county o1ices should be dtstrict.pr.itessionmil use; and through Saturday from molda court house JIM, aparti-nent development, night to 2 a.m. Council Chair. in todisy area imiami Eugene Ji-ques cast the that the slate offices should Represents tIves of lashed much "IAt 1rlIp-rt I,,,tu, fti ii ru' f4 itt iut& r.-!;i:,m tnt) Iit'i'i!IVe vote outbegan to d1 e Anniachians finally the - - - ---------- -- -- -- j _______ So... • oUlistentOa(*neof the "do gooderL" it's sb o1ute3> wrmig to c-untirt with capital punishment. For the record, the year 1960 produced iG death!, via c"ta1 pumh. liiC'flt.. . the hlgh st in past 12 Since 1967. there have been no executions at all in at United att Stitt'i Eld daily, wider the new dispensatIon. It Is wrong to kill convicted mwderi, but right to kill Innocent babies. rrquth 1 ON ThIS DATE IN HISTORY In 1903, textile executive j RuUoed iCuryt C,nU,i'j U" Lulattry"D ri3t cumpc-nsation claim. he. .1 was hugging the receptionist in the stock room when Ezplainnd soddenly I got stabbed try "' Ply) Fmce button. - - HLmdlines Inside THE HERALD - - - - we - hard IIUMI'IIEtEY, a - - Longwood An nexes 1 1 - Acre P - Edgar of the FBI of an era. bid for They are - - - U.S. e - - - - - - ' WINTER HAVEN Mi i the Wekiva River, C. A. (Bill) Benedict, district p. p. 6.123 legal abortions performed in New York city hospitals and clinics. "This is a death toll ap. proximately SIX lIMES the number of all American lives lost in battle In Vietnam (45,179 Address_________________ P. 0. - - I for two minuk& Name Mal To: THE _• .s -- SHOW U' 'earns for t bet SUBSCRIPTION COUPON Week - -a. .._..r person who yells inm&t A - - Not too truth fanfare. but believe me those folks who've been coming to Sanford (at Chamber o(Commerw pas-king lot) every other Wedny have collected more than a fe of those empty beer and cola Cliii. Lzzt ) :,53 th j t canawereredeetTit'd pounds (W The Sanford Herald Carries All The Local News— Welth An Average Of Over 450 Paaes Of Local Interest Each Month. C -- -- - -- Missing Something? . -r- — ac ui ty p.ttidua ling clorm of 56 at ford Civic Cenw Saturday. U June 3. lie will review the aceny' t,atta;ion of midshipmen In its final dress Years of trm oerabuniance of p:irade on June at Sanford H DONNA I-NiF.S gasoline stations, noted five Stadium AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS — service stations are to be Born In Key West, General Three members of the City situated in the cicinity now Chapman was graduated rom Council Tuesday expressed while MaYor lAWrenCe Swof the University of Florida and grave doubts concerning the ford added there are bo slit's was commi 1one1 a Marine lkutenant in 13 lfls mmhtmri wisdom of permitttn' an eighth for tWO mere htequet of the Council was to career in World War II ir4 prospective gasoline service station at or In the near vicinity permit a variance to allow t' right up to his recent retirement of the intersection of interstate pumping Facility as part of , commandant of the Corp 4 and Wylore.Douglaa Road and (lie motel to be used for the most has been marked with ac took no action on the request part by motel occupants, but complishments and many pending receipt of recom- also available for street traffic been awarded lie mendation from the zoning as well, three Distinguished Service Councilman Dan Dorfman the L.KIOO of board. The site of the newest an. said 1one has to seriously me Brame star a nd the Navy °, whether It would Commendation Ribbon. nounced gas station referred to 9 OWM tOflt' w ton as a "gasoline pumping The Sanford Naval Academy. facility" Is requested as a part personally could not see that established In 1963, will ohaerve &ia lion ceremonies its of the planned Daze End motel one at the motel would be an sixth this year. The academy began to have 190 rooms and be asset to the area. Keyser at the same time as a wu Ior school and added a located north of Spanish Trace ': UPPU.V4 to the Idea grade each year until the full Apartments on a 2.7-acre tract at5icu.ii t care they are preparatory school CUITICUIW'fl expected to be expanded 1t1.1 I don' to sell it by the was attained. Enrollment, now only going another four acres with close to capacity, grew from the acquisition of additional land. cupful." In other action, Council: peak Councilman Helen Keyser, original 64 students request or ' roster of close to 35(1 MWcotistant OPPonent over the week's meeting .or a two sWpmen within five years. Boys post hydraulic hoist to,. be uwd frommorethafl4O,,tateS*nd OT the city ,a ing '. trucsz at the many foreign countries have maintenance e garage. been attracted to the academy, 1.stImated cost of the equipThe school is prowl of its merit "is " college acceptance record as ipprO%t'u location a street virtually 100 per cent of Its UMPS light at the intersection f graivaies have been accepted Oranoa Ronu and MaltLand i,, i tItutio of higher learAvenue and withheld aroval of another at Newburyport and Valedictorian for this year's )ern Street pending recorn- graduatingclass will be Midhbon from Councilman T. shipinar. Ens. t)ouglas W. By GAILY TAYLOR A. Radloff. Bullock of Stuart, who has been ESTES which tht' vote today whether National Convention, and upper VA. weather finally got 89 huge storm system that words of the nation between the Rockies renovating old courthouse of — was movecl W the new non i ( ,,!I classlflations 31ven and right to ap. press opinions when made development �2A.flwwiLwrd +4SF . dT e Captured roops ______ 1 LUL.CL L.1'E Actr Pis _____ _____ Ne _______ ar am ulbe 01* mgm of I In 01P bftimftla "' lift IC011110 ma 1r' baw ___ '_ '' g I "'y rj- of £ abt zada f then; tz.. &tie noraterrgaor prvv. _______ ____ V . ., .. "After the State adopted the se%vr codes. we found that r nihitive st*teti - ________________________ ___ ____ - a . _____ - - - :. --.•- - F' (1 _____ - .-: T " L / • - '' f - .- come to the comer of the lot or to a spot in front of the house?" Drwnmond Inquired. "These are sane questions are going to be asked and we had better get the answeirli '° - - - He said the residents in unincorporated areas probably will be charged more by the cities with the lines than will those residents within the cities who hoop up. -We must find out If thts Inequity in cbargng is legal. Assistant County Attorney Howard Musee wondered If thehealth department had exceeded Its departmental authority in enacting this resolution on the sewer hookups. l)rummond said the intent s to re g ulate service 'ith ut undue ex pense thehomerO e xcessive profit bYL wility company. Zoning Director Robert Brown said the oimci uI u1Cit propertysituated inLbziutiifle to; find the cost of hooking up tremendous. Utility Administrator William Ptneh said a utility company charges a set rate of 1150. Drummond remarked the builder should include this In the sate price and amortize It through life-of-loan Instead of hltting the resident with . - - '17 READS TO ZERO IN, South V let names e on an armored personnel carrfrr and a contingent of tanks awaits the .aign near tam Lo up in the battleUTarkPtJ Tflhi region of Smith Vietnam. -- At invasion Of Privacy • W r IW jax imewspaper — - W - , .' - - - $ ..- •- ACUdIng to law, anyone within tOO feet of a sewer line must hook up Cxmmisslon Chairman Greg Drummond said it as his view th at tao State Health Department chould alcerta, n hopays for bringing the line to the houce "11 a man has a home In the center of a lot, does the line ______ - - inter - *'7 - W ns Court ORfli OltL.MWO—Vil1a" Of thL Coti. nas. e atlithed J - ariz flt3St he spe-cial reier-= of the Xr.a.3Ya fro,i £. tk $16L . . i L request be another sudden cspensr." Bobbins was requested to obtain further rulings on these matters from the Rate Health Department and also from Attorney Genera) Robert ievtn and report back to the - the date 'YFlaiida Land will efthr ratify or re)ect the Council TALLAIMEE Fla. lAP) PtfSbIWf youths was denied also accepted Cii- for appvvsl of plats mw village charter. Jane U. ____ The Florida Supreme Court bY the COIWt which had peevite in th (kiando Terrace other tbtqp. cbmages Councilmant He. be, Fox plan for apw=UW wtfn the Although a representative today cleared Jacksonville ouily taken temporary jurisidic, the name of the municipality to good-bye. North pla t t wvpers of & possible in- tirni a! their appeal. Ciat aut tiut Engu i C. Vlznter pnr'.g Tr weri tater xr ritjr ta cave uir V15IC O pa'\ SU1 for L.n:L that tne upor t.:r: pflhttxng thename o a la-)tarctm in was Wed with the office arxi lm.a. r.ad:i3111" Ord-ma-m-1- arrr. to th tilt r_ ready Suspects final approval, -. Villa AtUnmey Thomas Old Freeman advised 1 reU The m't also upheld the conPet i C ersburg Sentence '' I . si - - board. ounc l A pproves Rezoning - ' -_uuU&I•iiIJ jc, •11• t__ 1AMI GATHERING at a state eeesslso rt.g Xt*e three i,eratii.ss Princess A. 't_.., Mother th ad ____ ectriAm was a mmition at klowint LaAW for Queen Jubans sod Prince Be,ohn. or the NeUKTIands. UIZ12beth If- The l Pi.-...-'. was atiml draft an acres of owned " Morton '' has - m-m,,t dwelling mming upon the Is am Gy located m Ur arm of i D .t . frinds SR 41t and Third Stil!t Tlieasea 5, Board aeb bc*ol Icmrii uos*iy night ten ia to ,i-3 multiple on bzt J*bo ngersr. failed in I,i1Ove Angel's dwelling ai*i c-i coo'mftwillition to approve a Stuart _a arate bti d t, nil zyueltlueiday,ttwjflbe frctnvotlng. tucraiieuringaelitioM u,-, a Lot)late to roIiec tkw l --V% a' Un. YIW'b tamps , n, was It* view v sw_ Ange this :tiorn,nj - - .wwj --------- - Jordan toldcoand, ' A ( . I tI flV'I . - - . •. 4 On Tower _____ mr easwiy on'uMon Road would featurr professional offices. The tTtIR along SR 419 would be ocruimoed t es, and ' went an to cite a reezt for a RM: ' &' CXCqAW- at ft COMM . , - - -- , ausui UUI CT 5. there's usisaU (ecrge leam. The M'L..CIO fender Is enguiled hi smear Irvin an ever-present cigar during a e.ngreul.sal hearing, W11111T 'rtt 'T i'.g The telcvusun reveplaon for The gwi ISCIdeILI and the arrest at two Tesgar Middle A 1'-"r-Old C student was U. C-'auif ag with tiodr i await While a representative of 1kw meetu. In Other bUztss council Commission denied a request Cmuuhcatio would revoke ho license if afW dieutt, one of the village I tsn4 for kievusi reception is Januu IXarhnan said in iact citixem R1 on pr**fty — • have 11w Avenue, north of Lombard), Avenue and Ui of SR 434 J• Iii l'flhl. J'A$TtJItIT Lid(ljcutt had . Tcr iilbaai, asked buss is avkmg.rj he had ix plain to develop the is , _g ho* comr Im. expecus YOU Wt thv repre%entative at.- acres. but had the zoning to krow all Ow answers' change request frem swered he did not know. prospective purctssers Council .ilati referred a list Th Jr:Jr. bcIwIg it; The village recommended tile h' 1nrniufijt Alone- property owners who falkal tt tooi up to the sewer council deny tin- rrqu.st syatcnitutiwpteedrpartmesn usau. uiat the petitioner for citation arid psoorcution specific plain for development under the City's se wet 01 dina-mr W- United States have began and that g,r aft has propwird a sevewdat, Uwe 110 tile 111211111:11M. '- am= atse` he S' W 0 " llit"liM ft" Mk Ifit 7boulaus, hia Mhow"tbinine. According to Det. ftL Eddk 1111sobes, Ibr eider 71houtuis for fr Ot5 said is listed in condiflisti y. 11w dek-tive"W thr youth shot thrvgti a window paw With Illic butict from a X caliber revolver. strilidog Ids haber ift 16- 11—L .ilar .- _. School shwksts = extertilig wilbad hlio" PoliceseI Them wiUOtiuppuglkun to LIK. — tween North Vietnam and '1 uM*t - wsuIeinal. 'll*on ci - ore Abbg has arrested two Juveniles, a re-cove. approximately $SK In laboratory unezzt removed from rgzie Middle School Forest J-wt City, the detective CUWpufly UUi5$rd the Federal ages 12 sri at a . In epr Iii' itt. i t mai1jatwi doesn't turn I reported to the board 'ica'''wIftr' TIO €-oiurctins* fees Approval ni wcorio[mjn. artists No, Who paint m i ii' at is ri's don s specialize um draw- given Patti for idJXI4C1It --- .-:.':= - _____ - and aretIier$31, 8Raper IcIw, j jor-.1tw up s_i JWW Am . _ L,,0 - ______• -- - In lq( . .-...-.-- nderson- Vegetable Report - crates, medium-large; Red type $1.503.00 iiiostly: Savoy ' " The rase aroused eon- firearm and was dint in type, Large 3.W few iiie(hwn. bIdUI in the heart ant n1kJ rape of 17 Sanford girl on April 1.5. - effective? miss Bac Teenage D - 4 .-. I eg is , ra IOfl I OW LIDen " ' -' MIAMI — Mat 1 marked 1kw par cen actn itirs y She repuri o police sir was date fur app1Jatjoo L, meet the assaulted in bushes between the second annual Florida finals qua titIcatiors inOak and Myrtk ack Teenage terested in flare nicrmnation that sir n-as beaten ti her #irnenca IIeauts pageantTje about pageant activth assailant, whom she knew. contest is contact Miss I) wnen She attempted tore" his tietwom id 1 not t flWW 3M4W4" or write to advances. bef.we Aug. 1. with a good ap. Miss Blvrk Teeriage Flmid3, t., Also coiatinued until Mly I is pearance and a fl ep'-isea P.O. eant ' oung are 118, Miami, Florida 33142. Mitchell.ctiargedwlth Ixeakini McNervy Dickey state and enteruig with intent to coorcijuatcuIs receiving T1&.1 iilIlt fur application eonunit a felony. inquiries '______ concerning cocal Is May 20 ni1dnigh. Assistant Public Defender Gerald Rutl'erg told the court ;. Of - - - - & -. In June. , Castro has net been to the Soviet union au a 18&4 Moacow. - - - - - ua. -' 50 -Demand Fairly p, G1. Mrka-t About Strad" w b I crates. buzw)w-d Curti type $5.50. 1tadishes-t)efltllitI I'atrl'. - ' t_pltons, film bags. lied tyPC. 50 Vi tub It u k- t .30-&7 . .. __ '1 l'ePflurer ltrnatltt'ptesentaLIie 322-1fl - ___ '' LOS ANGELES 'AP - Caw - -_ - - -- -.--- -- for 11 mulhm. SAYing am studio lIfted —. iiv' - which 1w vwSawa,i tarrlittl and uied TEL MIDDLE at the price vqntrumrsy Agriculture !Screfais Earl ilutx advucat'y of higher farm income has brought him under flit of consumer group ten. Trial Is set for June 12 in the ucwt..a pm. pe 1-' charged ___ Chinese Cabbage — Demand Good, Market About Steady. Vaire'bound crates. wrapped . 24 cony.. r--so-.m mostly 1.50. iar' — Deinan Good, \t,rkt't Stead). I 1-' bushel -s $2.50 torne 2.75. ;-rites Escarole — iiand Good. Start Stead). 1 1.9 bUshel crates 12.00 some 2.25. I..ctturr — Bibb type. Offerings Light cartons 2 4 ('omt ty , ten $300 Roma Good. Market Demand ine Area Deaths M11& IAMM!E WALTERS daughters Mrs G M Blanche i%tlU,d he 1tt' L,iiiuue Li!na WaRer-5, ,., ,, ..'a!urd Mrs 'a c iattwrg requested that the 83 who fanner-h lived (Audrey i PritchettJacksonFrench court deternuir that Avenue died at ville and tilie Clyde LucwoucL with ?ursitig arid Cunvelescent Hurting & C ala Center er1y 1iifa baying, receiving Johnnie L. Walters. cealiz stolen iswot-ty. Is net • of llartwefl. Ga., "--vw-v and Edward leagally sane and able to assist tad Iwed Saumford since it Walters, EMM in movIng here from that city. 31w Wal Melbourne- Elijah Rutberg further requested Was Baptist Wl, Clyde . Jr., Apapha and that Survivors Include three Rudolph be eonmit1ed to Covina. a state mental hospital untIl be Calif ii grandchildren dren and 10 is declared sane and able to Funeral Notice and trial. aowFwH07iw is In signed WAt.?IaS. M5Sa Toclua! )e arrangements affidavits as to the nwntal pa. a V. â!t 5 t'tnidt i'oi*a, u4 2tis 1'*Ot*' A".', of the defendant, Who 0#79 Ttv-ncay at jgosi the remd is to UKUM 2 Demand Good, Carrots Market Steady. Film bap. mesh & paper master containers, medium-large; 43.1 lb $3.50; !4-2 lb 3.40. Wlb niesh means I column by 2 inches. Too small for an ad to be sacks,luose pack. large Youc noticed or ot i this one! . reading Crier) - Demand G Market Steady. Wirebound crates, Pascal type 2,4,6 & few 8 dowiis 13.50. 21 & 3 dozens ssat 1101 wu euqwated of charges tol * place in brith wm filed by o, of 7be alleged affiray aUempted robbery. :: in Orlando, Fort Lu " derilmle, the frontyard of Jam* home Tbe two men we, e among Mu=u, Lakeland, Gainesville. seve a result of an nbeged n arrested after a ettirm the two urn Palatk nd drug purchase : West Palm ' : involving a woman. Daytona lie.1-ti and qt Jehitwn a chargrd it; the Shimt-out-" 7be deal included Petersburg. April a d"th of Joseph Green, the purtha- of I ODD -f b( was -doen on ha A petition for rekwrtng of the marijuana for a reported p frI3t foflo an alleged Tape conviction of the ala St 000 agizn,t wtud-, had t'nsnect between the two men. i j struck arm. Andeu CI.P.a wflt e of Janws Devlmn, thari witha criminal oCeoder having isø MGatVey burial k" f v*rsrftr a trearm, Ho,'wfrg C7Wg it Perm interested in the posMbility of request a use permit. There are problems with re-rociting the lines but [tall said right-of-way on Palm Springs no alternate route Is a v ailable in this Thit- purpose of this construction is to relieve the telephone traffic situation in I er-nutsTrail a mSprings ) area, he said. Palm Sprags ve Is a direct route to the new lines." The main concern of the county is restoration of the FEDERAL-STATE MARKET roadway.Bush also was inNEWS SERVICE terestein whether within the SANFORD. FLORIDA next i' months following VEGETABLE REPORT "ne completion of the Ie11 company's construction work the pa company would make and keep the roadway restored and nformation Shipping point i -it U r2nd. All sales for Tuesday. May work. k of generally contractors to .o F O.B. for stock Bush reminded the board that good quality. taied Preron. irw- charues Southern lieU put in. a system on andis I restot atinn U.S. ld-tf a itt. iiro.raIn continuallygoes down, 58"0'0 with the Stale DOT a'.tng to mr ZELLWC'JD repair it. lie said he believes the Cabbage - - in Winter Park company shoul(4 Market About Steady. Domestic offer at least a one-year Round type. Mccli=wlarge, 111~4 on the restoration. bushel crates $27S-300, large mesh sacks $2.5012.50 50-lb 2Th, Lirit' 200-2.25, P. bushel , ha at Cary Grant -- presentence investiat.ion coritendem tZIAnd mute) and the court sad a not guilt plea - Fidel Castro - cam wtudliew adjuchmu= laced the defendant on BenwnI cu1e'TIded the pap PSIi The defendant WU bad coniflittied an "&ui- allowed to poet $1.D txmt vQrraaWcl invasom and in- LoVelies' was originally "ofhainily'jy cbargedwith being a ainunal Auigimient was itinued He said thri- were "zzu4u1gtug in oflenxier baring a firearm and =tfl n-it Tueoda) m thir am goesip and*tale hearitrig" when -aggravated assault. oftivieend l ot indit by Utley cia. the nan* of his TIx pica was a ksw mqenw a cou' grand Jury last sot. the acond But the Supreme Court ruled formation- The state Circuit Jue Dom*ni Salfi that 'rape is Tint 07W of the the charge of a cruna[ftO1dAlt Eva thar,st Wilti e!nmnted cri '-' h' • [mt degree nwrder; Tommy the ctilki m*st law,' therej%j y. Lee J'-..-..i, th.xgid with tn-st fore the benom boy "Is not en,- Kimtlaisd, mentirmed to the degree murder, and Willie titled toy protortion" Cam hr aird " tion Anderson. . C1Iargd w ft PO. PIM our-year ' on to the rape charge and was However, the court said that Will be appointed w ILI= committed to a state In of E' reviewed amid that, if favorable inititutiorLpu The b' I. and Johnson. the attorney is yet corn yr. ontended jr, its brie the defendant "ould be laced p I& deternutied, Man '"" thathc was a glue-snifter on probation. was appointed 10 The other defenant, Eddie truant and had d carnal A knowledge" of at least six girls Sands, was convicted by a stated 13 to Qrmi Courl jury of chargw of - e ---- mot - ews (4p) C woub"sof pubLicaim of the tharged ar A Winter Park Telephone Drive ihere the conipan its • C.ompan spakesman, David itishes to place some Hall, appeared with County construction, some of which Engineer William Rush before might obstruct the roadway, County Commissioners to according to Bush. He was au - ___ FUNNY BUSINESS . . ..- igi, for hiiiI.j Datuage suit against the yresterday. 4j )j of .3 ckzonv'll a Pwm& a child mailesser law attengted aggravated amuh. an _____ have People 1!_t_) It Hearings For Three Co. Benny G. G. ' BULLET - Sentencing of hm of the December drug "bust" hog at K-Mart shopping center was '"r Sanford 17 ft' &"ecud "b"' Shoots Own Father tremendous tipenditure and the guam Sim am bad SH 431 north of 435. cumnstirg from drainage and lthe The tower Is tv iw kcalled stop during this time, wo.. a WAIdmig what will bouse MuCk ftmwai.L bomes will be to suWantendent a4v pwaum, out Ur need for air offices of the comiwny at hr Jordan said that developmeat conditicnifif It, vww of Utie 41~4, 1 site, L) or f. Will start inuindiatei), witil Unk CLUlminwil W1, extendell ~vasr It, ipe tmI units built as the ritarket man, voted azain I the I I PICTI-irnted is Jul), Lrj, demands. Jordan also told construction pointing out ti W be P1 4UCIIiOIIS whether the tower IN will interjere with PARJb lAP) - ARION - **zt. Jul) tower on a tract in front ci 1kw -' -. m If DC11 Prelerrod. a c1111 5Be would he . 1 The Westerly P°° ° area., Jordan anal, would be niJIIsed for gntypo, one tj two story " tasnhl) 't11 * Angel ind led he does not AL1AMOl'TE pp,jjrj plan to t& t tniii unless its lait resort to u-g The tlty'r building dtpurtrirnt U pauae u the al&u*i vas instructed by tin- cn mnlllage, but it aui t1t (AaznrIi Tuesday to time a failure to approvr extra m1linge building pet'Znit to JBM Unit will cause bavoc in Lhe school and Grading C(nnpany III) - "its s'eT)' hot fli Jg - beft am would be establudierl headizi*t from the apartment •i - M Witheld . open it the Florida mseboy-s __ - ed lay rd 5R04 - ,, - rmteukr.t to push throuij. the Um hike an J'rucs1y to 4th air P to U countySChOOlS vial Ved1act a W e D defendants Involved in the with the main aee . s a ne t$- .t*a, t with members A F. Keetti mui A. It. &A* Jr. vollm **vw- and Han- Slaton and Jam action Monday night tie - . - gaw rape o!ahsgt schoolgirl In the iaviIk Supreme Court in a imaninwin -Odecon adv Qy Judge fda B itia the family of Owleii Sham= Rvn~ bed no V=uxb for an invasion of prwac wit LSI Opel ClIffOrd Jordan and micbsei Alexatall Met the ItTIPd51V*) frO(Il Village Cncf1 for i of Z. acr betweer, Mmu Tioad and - - 8 DONNA ESTES Ange r ve P k Requests Use Wi n ter -- - a llial,101%.(it tile lilt-110wrs The discontent wHS caused by a ""tit' Considered n% evidence of 1111~ take fr olfl I?1ch of the three nu; ilwhannru it Authority, which he attended John c%ni(:at vieu." licipatillo" counties to IN, present tlictqurum (nun L...tta Chairman (.r' toumtitut Kirnbruh that Seminole entered 'aith 'me trepidation t)rummOfldr afflCt1IhCtiSI *po.itbIe ttt1tt Seitli.'ti and itr of dart. northward flTew3 Cbmug am deftatrw ____ !tga Qty,.ib*zt S mlk. h.,lh!ip Baw yj $012W Vle==e2r Strongbold 3n stboat.ZZ mileir =th a, Hoe. to sht;*. tbat carried Ulern to the saaa of I. 1.az e ran e Ana I2 "r1er of fti Fanczai capito l. Qii .j 'IT' and I 1IIi Act 75 inak. w 0' Engx mbei sit?iwest Prairurm R&n av Tb= VIA tflotb W (aL at. piat fied. Tnt bli of FA911st a ri- h m the cmtral h0dazids, Heat-v ficm ala erapte A masaive Uli air arnsadg,e attack gm I,=, past cgw~, i a repeat: of the im Tet meaw 1:11'. Akag Norm Vieusiurme f. orm, Navy - MT Ar F Follow-mg of .tiø FOO ½ie. at Z mik. Thmade hundret:L-! w QP&M TTL Lt Com s, Calmnuadid. tracts stand and by the Norn, Vienatmeft, Tllte~ base camps of Flim Het md Pic west of Thie SOOM Viebanaw d25Wt tow w Ek. £1rtII 15C of f a.i 2k nna craZflag st th r. It kit U zted r -North V- tW' ••P.tt sod YthWt !'r- B&'" Nrft% rta5t(1 pj . -m CCa Of peo$c. O }t.u'tia Ctt. Lank-led ?o'th Vietnamese Zone EA*&,an the ale-fift of On paptalation of Air Force 1, 1 at- forces and catled tn artahM, b, aw them a rtdi tak C31I'P.! eSZ. erthui after Ruth of 321 ar iVik . said Studiled Is of P1 k1r ere M blown. _aa1 . Ot the i bvia. hairvy 1111215 rew ra*kr E'y. Ra B.s do met wimild given a chalice. '-plis transit allthorit% call ! drei u &to l Sanfordites Use New B us Service er %lording... P ann H . Vartnaumm intritam &ban- Callm"I"m cm the Van- north W 20MUL Ammod Vim Dow Nanew about= INIMEw defenders. Mile armal A month w Hoe fta 11111111 1E1 rtmatutug Sailor f eers nue - - i 1 ar ta-oycd tanilI.ery aJ e — - Wednesday, May 1, ;912-JA — Souths Bases R County Authority Studied 3 3, I - 1heSein!orcIHRr1Id I I _.. IOtIIat loll ld ' " not infoniied it on the f : :'':ndo •. play their roles, "I think "probably rightly so." Ile said his investigations selilinole tuis bent over back . int wivell ACT NOW Air condition 1;r ut I uvwr G e3hound and Tratlwas exercise i policy of lnc,iusi°n ø nt rather th.in CCIUStOfl n in Sank)rat Thee thoujhts and nuiiber, 300 live Onl% fiv e tnthittua1s lii ;fltflt% uir provoked )%8 Seminole presently use the new paragraph in the interlocal otememetol S%L- antlra home for cooling comtfort . . ummur L'ICW Iii UCK sup don . t nd this hardly agreement pre transit -tPo<. ti .'cta4.a, tic. inects the five per cent use-cost flevon, transportation planner t o. "wwor% for the Fast Central Florida requirenients mentioned in the I h _. a - on your .1 no - say 7900 .,.. the Regional Planning (fltU agreement signed ti members. Orange, Osceola anti mission. This paragraph on organization inttu'ated that five S4'flcat t'unties. george lie siltl, -It is casy to sit back llieti bers t ie au Or Y 5 anti take pot shots but that he constiture i quorum and hoped Seminole would not do motions or resolutiOfl' shall be that the authority would be enacted or .dopted by the vote ,. deik. Weighs Take; .'nly 12-4" by 18W' only It) lb.. Easily moved, Opftatl-G on regular current. Copleø letters. pages )wiund in koks, any printed material including colors. (rrt. liquids, or chc'micsls re'itnro- f. ly dry . . 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. 322.8321 Sanford ca III list JIlilIti stuart 1IJ5O 1111114 �4A—The SaMord Herald in Wednesday, May 3, W72 Ma Lose y .I - . . 1 __ - . $5OOOO Brevard Seminole 'In The Dark ' About Money Teague adivised, "If you are He said if 97 additional School Athlthc Boosters Club member, said he Is willing to in order to obtain new state 8) BILL SCOTT cutting out Oviedo. I feel you to keep the are hired teachers Jo request mnn o the [stied in its efforts acquire a(ft Sanford out, too." the should ('Ut ratio, Seminole High School may $10,000 in Board funds to cm- and apprnvr the l$0,000 request. by 97 the number of teacher present pupiI4tad*r Wafter league, school units to keep up with cowflv's remainder of the $800,000 must not receive that promised struct a foothill stadium there Ii10 p('Ouiern of fie go toward that situation. Keeth said due to lack of finance offwer. disclosed that student growth $5() 000framthe School Board to understand hiring P('0Pt MilP3t.5uch* "I warted you to Of all new funds, league renovate the lighting systnu at money. the Board would havt to with $27 million expected in t"ed jtnttorcn31 devote Its funds to higher new funds for the l72 73 school estimated that onh saii 866 you're putting athletics Sanford Stadium alter all un 1, to C 0 FU league corn ('Ut' .4.i £ nrir.r*tiv.s than the Sanford budget there will be Just overage will be realized and of teachers -j enough to keep the present JO 000 01 Inst amount is isi,I Ieeth board chairman after a stadium renovation s:L:,lrl Culperper. board pupil-lNtrhvr ra.. fl* Ftard. already committed to the sideralion of th e Oviedo their own fl oors," league groip frori t U. O- remarked Sanford Stadium r ation. Booster s request "ifIjf' , - ,,,' :', \ ; r' .1 . enov 211111 helped Otte Pro Shop sah-age me win. Other highs for the 5.00 ? - 11. -_- _ --r -A~- __1"1~___ _, . - . • - -r ' ~ _~--- ~ & : .. t' -' . - _V! , __ WilsI JL\IOR LEAGLE a Ilso ffika. so - I ~__ R . ___ __ - - ___ , --- The late toyota race conunueu to ugnien wslzi Lit it Uli rurtnlr4 beep Beeps Wr.ringw share the lead with the Sedans. That canieaboutwhentheSedans,sparked by Ed Lee's 212 and Ed Admas 5Z took four fram the Hubcaps. and the Beep Beeps lost three to the Tankers, Mirnnv Mariiscalc'o's nifty 206,191-,%42 and John Kandas 192 sparked the Tankers. ffigh furtheBeeps waiaI$byL.onArthur. The Four Plugs also moved into contintlon with four wins ova the Swrkplugs. Steve Sersakovir 213 led the Four Plugs whileD nyHudleyhada199.21$-!ortheloiers. Bob Harbour had the high gerfes on the night but saw tits lit & .3 team lost three of four to the No Was. Bob had blistering in to start thinp then had a pair of 179's to finisli at affi. Sherwood Barbour 186 and Jim Brown 191 helped tumble the D's III J. OUw qwrlding efforts in thse Late Toyota loop came from MWII Ilugers 145 1-06 Gary Spofls ?1! Roger La 196,197-677. Chuck Baker 205, Ed Mallon 215. Wilcy Burrow 125, Pit SenteD 195, Skip Ser"rick 193 x%d Turn Callis - A slow start prevents Dick Speicer from hitting the "big six" laA week but his Four Speseds team did win three from Me Plckui*. Spencer had a 202 and 225 and finished at 584 for On night. The G70 swept the Fastbacks thsinks to the n4-&% of 0. Touchton And the Overhead Cams won four from the Qwonas thanks to the 191 of Phl Varner and 531 of W Mesu'smnith 221 D Gorman Fl.State I1,2o4 M Jones 190 F. I Mixed 1* MtdIlatcrs and Money Lenders continue to wage their fimebattle:arfirstinthis loop. Both wanthrIviegameslast weok and the Mutilators held onto their one game edge Kaiser 142,145-549 Carol Wile) 174 177-516 and Joe Pauline 184,184406 helped the Mutilatara to three Ens over the Liquidators. Bill Painter 146-514. Rev Meeks 168 and Dick Spencer 50 led the Money Leriers to threIe wins over the Tap Dollar Also turtftin Me wat last week wese Chartle Plant 191. Undots Heuer 191. Kathy Master 194 Ron Reline> 144 and Don Myers 113,216-174 DAY I.vta.s It appears the 1-2-3 finish in this league be the Chicago Teddy Bears, Hot pints and Kelly's Heroes respectively as all three kept their holds in last weeks action. For the flim place TedAy Bean, who have a fantastic i(331 record It was Aaron Kaufman 153-406, Jim, Walker is 17$arid Trivey Towers 134- 351. The highs for 11w Hat Shots were Norman Plan 10 - 378 and Ricy LawrIence 133 - =. Other top performances last week were turned In by Jury Kaiser 133 - 381. Jack Doyle L15 - M, Mike Link 145 -351,4JsU0-340,JthnGw1lO,JanllxmIikl IM Gma Bunl4I-342,Junn3y Miller l2l-336,Lw-ryJones 114, BIlly Burkart 101- 304, Beth Burkart 114, Ronnie Harold 304 and Robert Ripley 145, - 11-W - . _ - - ' _Z~=, Z- ~~ - - ;__i . fz~~ 11' NOW SEEMS doubtful that .Seminole High will g(.1 $!~(10*1 fo~~ Ile - %A u'c nynrn.nd recently bt' Stad"-" hcihts at the Sanford Mi'p'a1 V The board turned do-Am an the school 000 request by %iedo and Seminole could lose their ch would be used to improve th e 'White Elephant. '-' . ' 0 - 1. ~ .t - 0 - zA... Z C - - it '.1'. f t~ - 1 __ -~k - _.__1 -- ---- - -ft \, - , `Wr ''''ril ' -1M _ A111SIMA k. " a 'r - ." , -#. , - r '- ' "2" 'e.'- ' ~ -. _.. : - Uê aa I,.. F '....hetrr rr .. 4ihl w I Vitt and Mike Fiaget-Ald each had a bra Charles Long and Dave For the Tom lictys D rangle. lflhi,l PltCr. Curtis Weslri. Kim Beaver, Gail Dreifucrstcachhadtaosingles. r Lu, .oser, 3)flC Stumpf. MWT - Melanie Wctn'e and Rick Galloway. Ron Leach, and Machelle Hasnes all had t.tflfllS ,oiesCac, .iOu 0 sing SFXIOR LFU;UE singles Curly' lAx-ks hitters Winning pitcher. Dann% It. were Susan Priest, Becky Cha rles IA..,,. LE.W Simpson and Brenda Jackson Sanfortinecreatioull Sa nf ord Truckers ", Is all with two singles each and 1 continued O burn 1P Star Gaul with one. Winning Strombcri-Carlson3 Bill Miller had .I triple for 2U etuor League with it's pitcher Kim Beaver and losing hitting Stese Ferrell find .' pitcher Cathy Griffith SinfiriTruckt'r. MattStesart - t -. • ' 'f's - , -_ M.36- I ,-_ - _.. .' "s " Ray ua - P!__~ -~ aftim- w1fj*C i' .,' a 00 - --- RIDER AND HORSE move as one as they clear rails in the working hunter event at Forest Lake Farms. . w nn ng i Sherrie Thomas displays her i - Welep Hex Over I - -- S ame n For McG was - -. - - In ll) he batted 306, then I d ' f' . " , . ¶ ' - ' ', ••i , . .." man highlighted a 15-hit Oil- . .. r -' ." . --_ pitrhers, the Cuba' btgrst out- - put of the season, Rick Monday bad four of the hits. Bill Raids coasted to his first victory of the ye Fred Norman pitched 42-3 inings of perfect ball for San Diego then settled for a four • , t" • ' 1. - - - __ I . - -.- - %- ' . ,,- St Lr*iLi had knocked out Reds starter Don Gullett with three-run bursts us the third arid fourth inninp before Cincinnati szocnw'd back -. _ - - -_ . _; ' I 11116.- -# - - ',,. is tied for second In rims batted . - . I - - . - ,.. ' . otw~t_ . .- ..- i AS-- I - ' __ - -- IM -1 - "i,. 0%-4,- ~~ . ., ' - • , '.' " i. . I- -1 . - Today he's leading the major leagues with a 444 average and .. ,' ' - _ff , .-.sr:.:i - :,, aw, I . - _. - _ ., ______, -.. - a - _. . , 'Bobby's Just taking over where he left off in 19M #," said isicinnati Ma - nager Sparky Anei'son Toian missed the 1971 .' '1. "' • I ".0) " . Ai . Is, i- _ '. -'- '- 1. ' j - '-"- .- - • - 1- Ill hitter aaalmt the Expue. Leron l&e provided the Padre powe. with a homer and run-ecvring triple -'.id Norman climaxed a four-run eighth inning with a two-run double. Tommy Hutton's two-run triple in the seventh and Rotter Frestsil's homer in Ille seighth gave the Phils 4-'. lead but Los Angeles lieu it In the bottom of the eighth on sacrifict flies by Bill Gr.barkewitz and Marmny Mota, Unn won it in thot ninth when Bill Russell drew a basesloaded walk. FORTY- CATFISH were Included in this.. haul byr'.,Kenneth Southwell of , . r1anafter is va er, ea ing v l Wekiva River Haven camp. Southwell caught the fish between Blackwater --- - and St. Johns Iliver. --------_______ ---'----- ------------ ----- --- -- - ---- ' - Lakers Really Hope DeBusschere Ready a ______________ Sehctlon & V. ' - ' ' - ' "I" 1da Blue Back In Uniform V - i' -' - ' ' - - - - ' - - ,,•,, - -. . . - , had the lead, but had engine trouble and had to pull into pits, with McGinnis taking over the lead at the halfway point. Orlando's Wayne Heckle, who started near the back of the pack wurktd fits wa up to second was forced to atop back - - - . , ~ 4~~ - I. __ - - ' S . '> - __1 ~ 711 le • - - for . a ftfthplacrftnishdesplteengmrse problems at the end. lieckle find a four in a row string of feature wins until the victory I,)' McGinnis last ,Aerk. Finishing second behind Jim Duke of Lakeland, with %Si!liani Gray of Fort Piece third Bill Kress of Plant z_ - _. .- . - - - ________ - - - I - - - - - -' I V - ''• :-:• ' 11- - - - — ~_ ~_ - - - - __ - . -X __ ~_ -................ _.. .- , - - . crashed into the wall while ,' BY THE ASSOCI FL) P8 RESS AT. National League East Dhsision W. L Pct. G.B. New york 10 4 .714 — M Philadelphia 10 6 .625 1 at Boston. nos'ros tAP) Vida Blue a Oakland 5 9 .357 s l'e'ry, the former San Fran. Pittsburgh back -n uniform a borrowed 5 9 .357 came to Cleve. St. Louis star who but cisco the Oakland A's one with 5 10 333 risals wont land during, the winter for Sam Chicago Arimerictn Leai,ut V.csl I)isisiun orry about him (or %tcDowell pitched a pow ave to w defeated the California Angels 5-0 and the Kansas City Royals downed the Detroit Tigers 6-3. Rain washed out Minnesota at Milwaukee and cold postponed American AaUC Fast Division .,, 8 6 571 - = Cleve land '... New York Boston k It wau cc Yltrit ra ise hia sufte ibust .i wflspt.r \E YORK (API Timi lAa because of laryngitis, Angeles Lakers Insist they're nobody can beat us." While the Likens were guard- Deflusschcre, who suffere1 a playing no psychological games when they say they'd be more ing against possible over-con- strained muscle in his right side comfortable if Dare DdBus.s. fidence, the Knicks were con- in a collision Sunday with the chere ,vere in the lineup crrned over the aching side of t,akers' Jim McMillian. was instead of out of It-ifl tonight's their star 6-foot-6, 23)-pound reported improve! Tuesday but third gii,iue of the National forward injured late In the set still uniltr ultra sounui anti i&at Basketball Association onti quarter of the second gatne treatment- Knicks' Coach Bed Sunday In Los Angeles. ctiampionsWp series. tioliman said DeBusicPire Sith the Last-of ltmontstly wish DcflussLhere -of-seven series nu', be inserted in spot r was In there," said K.C. Jones, tied i-h, Dellu&cchere definitely cmtuergtrncy situations. the right hand aide and tempo. will nut start tonight' s game in rarily the voice of Laker, coach Madison Square (tarden, his 11111 Sharman. "Coach Sharman place to be taki-n by the 6-8, 220- -------- - L Detrolt ill out Aimol when we ,o all out . S. 1 7 500 - 'if Deftusschere doesn't go or will be nationally televised by if he's ready only for limited ABC-TV 16:30 pin. 'DT). Jones, a former Boston Cellservice, our guys ae apt to let ilus,,i They'll say, We gt'i it Ics stir, conducted the lakers ni4tdt. now and relax II he press conference Tuesday for - Oakl 06 I4a'i An'.ks 12 5 mug in tht t o1'hth with two outs B, 6 571 P- ---------------------------Chicago , 7 9 Relief pitcher Steve Mingori Atlanta ii Texas 6 8 .420 4I conic into put out the Hanger Cincinnati 6 It .353 6 1 San Diego Tuesday, then worked out with file 5 9 .357 411 California Perry was helped to his third San Francisco 6 12 .333 6 J the A's befory a scheduled game TU4Ia 3CIU1lts Tuesday's Results 'with the Boston Red Sox was American league victory by New York 5. Chicago 12. Atlanta I capped a three. who p,)5tP)ned by rain and severe flay Fosse, Chicago 0 Baltimore , ,, cinnati i, St. louis ta run Cleveland rally In the sixth 4. Texas Cleveland San Diego 6, Montreal d ou ble. with a two-run inning Blue t his signa ture on the Kansas City 6, Detroit New York 4, San Francisco 2 Dave McNally pitched a foura 15-minute contract con Oakland at Boston, cold Los Angeles?, Philadelphia 6 nweting hUm A's owner Charlie hitter and needed only bog Minnesota at Milwaukee, rain playing. It istas no longer fun By JOE MOOS11111111. Houston at Piltsbure., rain Powell's two-run homer In the FtnwY. playing baicball, and it hasn't Associa Writer te d Press Sports Wednesday's Games first inning to record his third ague iwe x Bowie Kuhn been. Actually, this Puts been on Wednesday's Games Atlanta (Jarvis 2-1) at Oilvictory for Baltimore. dent Joe Cronin mums mind for about six >ears' Calitornia i Ryan 1 2) at 14ess The left.hand.r was nicked cago iJenkins 12) t- lie was nearly I Lt hours late Flamboy- added Pepitone, who reportedl) C1111CAGO (APi 1.0) b t San York 4 Ihterion 0-3) Montreal (Torre, league for singles in the stectind. third for 11w meeting Chicago tWool 3-1) at Haiti. ant Joe Pepilone, claiming'* It's was being paid t.60,CXX) a year. n andand fourth before retiring 17 Diego (Norman 0-2) New York IMallack 2-0) at 1110 successive batters. Then Bill Finley wattipa eny ago Cubs Tuesday, cane as a cotumplctt surprise Oakland hunter I I) at Bus quit the Chicago (Stone ("I) t a Mellon got the White Sax last San Francisco possibly ending his 10-year although Joe had tiect, iniAking Ilmston iDierker 1-1) at ton 1 Siebert 2-0) N two-out double 'in the hit, a ii)O litu headlines in recent days. After Minnesota dllyleven 3-0) at baseball career, Pittsburgh iEllis 14), ninth. "I just lost Interest In hase- toeing henctised aWut 10 dayi Cincinnati i Billingliam 4-3) at Milwaukee f Slaton 1-2), N Nlrl Stntilrin) re continued tits -1,111 signed, I'm 16ippy I'tit Cleveland twilrox 1-1) at ball", %ald tile 31-year-old, wig. agil, lit, began c4implaining of it doininallon over California, St. lAjuis i Cleveland 1-0), N ready to Pid), Blue in wcmnitu, first baseman who stomach allnment iniiI kept re Br oberg 21), s at Texas Philadelphia (Carlton 3.1) pmtcmng a seVCR tither to kid think the team has a unifortti for New York over the Angels It Los Angeles (Nin7er 2-1). N K onsaa City i Splittortf 2-1) at spent most tit his career %ith moving himself from the lineup. me, but I don't know. Last Sunday, his name was the New York Yankees. Detroit I Lolich 3-IL N Thursday's Games as- was his eighth straight victory Thursday's Games "it wasn't a titiestion of ' Wriciled in file original lineup; Atlanta at 0ilcago over t1w West coast te3m. awed film. whether I was on the bench or haul Peptiiiae failed to show up. Nogantica st-twtlukd Cincinnati at St. Louis The right..hamler got all his and ."v Cin - and I~uldirii: that 5pot, lic'n McCrear,% of(kLarxio wati thirdIn a spocial match raz'e betwtien a CheveHe pilot, and Hirst, in a Ford, X The 22 star old southpaw ended lila (na1 holdout by signtract for $63 000 I . . ~~ ---- rue," said Perry." In the other American Icakue games, the Baltimore Orioles whipped the Chicago White Sox 1-0 the New York Yankees h - it: - the unipire but it didn't bother : Major League Standings - -.. 67 . h -" - kid stuff. "I heard Williams hollering at - 11 _ pit cn w tianj.td a tire duru red flag, and came back McGinnis shared the two late model heats Had luck for Cocoa's Dale Mixon was good luck for Ken Coleman in the limited sk Ieature, Ray Snodgrass finished in (runt, but C4delnar. of cocoa landed in ~vcan alter Mixon • I ' wayside. In the late model action Lu go was defending champion Bu'.chflirstof Panama Cit> He - - - w . ,,.' , Second Summer Leagues are now being formed at the Jet Lanes with most of the winter le4wes now in operation. reformingfrom the , secoW spot But. there for the summer campaign. was little doubt Friday night Those Keglers w really UJI.e o camp" ill wan o sign who had the feature as big up for a summer league to cep uIeir game "sharp" 4(5' IC names at the track fell by 1972-7 ,3 regular season action 10EGLZR1bIiswereG.Wa3drap200,N.Arceri195,191, -184,JolmJacoZl2,JimCaver04l,211-67>,B. Anderson 104-Ill, W O'Nul 115,102 - 17$ S Norton 211 - $7$ J. Smith 190. B. Kelly IN, J. Dryant 211, Eddie Adams Ir, George Varner 209 and Harold ,itei' 235 . . BALI., & CHAIN ksgue best wert Gordw Scott 202, Grel Bullock 225. Harr) 534 and Almond 392, Bob Retalic 206 Quick e11e> 189 Do"Tihon 112. . . Frm the SANDRA FASHION MIXED ioop came the efforts of Earl Weaver 202- 551 The best n the SEMINOLE PRIN'TERS loop were Mitre Knf-rr 199, K:o e Willimm 197. W Harich 10. Rose Mrswainith 186. Phil ' !zmtbeSHOOTISsG VarnerhI3andEadleM$o112112..-486 11TARS league it w" Row Patrick 174. 176, 21111I -b4t, PnUy &iyder 377, Carole Mace 192, Stdha Brooks 116, Az*trri Rolser 173 avid a I AL II . Huston 191 Kathy llukur 196 Do Rplt's 176 Jun Starr 161 Terry Cashe 223. Richard WIlliams 211, GlorIa Accardi RogerAcc.ardi2X,)93-M4andJIm Brewer =D. . .I)YN Roger MLKED league highs were T. Sauls 196, M. Sauls 192. C. Elberry 196, D. Whitten lN and Ed Mallon 206 ... From the Hi NOONERS It was Janet Bare 177,147-494 and Margaret Price 182, I711 - 481 with highs ... Among the pin busters in the AL)COCK HOME IMPOR'.rJdrN'I loop writ- John Bryant 190, 201 — 676, Bud lArsen 304, Bob Stettler 299. Bill Wagner- 197,213- 573 and Morris, Evans 384. - . In the JET BOWLERETTES action It was Merle Reese 209, Elaine • - r 'Dr Perry' Sets Break e Bass was protested and disqui1ified, boosting him up A quick trip around the local ten pin ioopa brings these Mw efforts to Light. In the SANFORI) PLAZA MERCHANTS kwp it was Milt Fricker 123, Barney Headrick 191. 391, 198 670, CUM Hotter 225, Gary SpoIls 303, Janet 11cre 194, Bill Varner 145, Jim Carver 253, 115 — 615. Walter Burrow 201, Mike Mathews 213 and Wiley Burrow Ill.. .Sparklers in the JUN1OR-SENIOR league were by Larry Brown 229- 574 lUcky Pane 113- 517 Roger Souls 201 and Scott Koche 193 '-,'• ,,,, s - Local mpou - . Bobby Tolan's three-run homer capped a rwe.rin ssventh inning that vaulted the - -. - .04 A solo shot in the Sixth. *, _ - - run with his second homer. i STjzkr~~-~_ ,--, -_W=S _4 -— ~ -Z~F ~ - A.= ~ .~V_ \%.4 _. r ,1 1 ! 1~ ~,--l , 4"a - F, 4. ~~ ___ ~ 7 47J I , . p.-. I I A ~ , - -r( -I, ,- - . -_ - -to '91*_~ , - . , -_ ~. 0~ I,.,.'- . ,.,• . . Z.1 - -. - ____ ~ - - . .-- ilr~ - - - : - ,. - -.... - -. ... - - - - - - 4__I --' - - -. " "" . 'i'- - ' ' . -= BERNARD • 6 Of Florida State Bank of the Little American League, takes a cut at the ball dW'lfl State is currently undefeated and league ,i. . Ifl iiTht place trs.-1 "..,,,s - t;=~Pe~ in the ..i) 111i• Pants SluInt'-Ov.raIIs Cove ralts- W.st,rn Jaans Jackits- PUti ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 13 S a ri - _________________________ -: -- Pepitone Just - - , - - - ~ -: - , . - - WORKWEAR ~ \__, . I __ - W-I nder. P ME -:,a'L__ a - Summer Action , IIRUCF LOWITT J ng Club Plans s Annual lathS P ' ' s t agu -lion. Cincinnati over . Louis 74, the Chicago bing Romb of a run-scmi . @I Us* St. 'It Gentry might have gotten. Associated Press Sports Writer wth one stroke user Mike Smith of Itotuls itot the only two hits caf f Cubs bombed Atlanta 12-1, San Ira-base h I. Ilrevard, the derending national in the iouri;i. ive un~,sts*#4114' It "A t%in-hitter Ui great it vou the Mets' hard-throwing right. Diego gle(eated Montreal 6-1 and get a two-hit stiutout," New luinder. triples in tim fourth arul Los Angeles squeezed by /.oeller. Major has a on under York's Gary Gentry observed. ninttuinningsthatledto both of Philadelphia 74. Houston's on Garry Madik,*' ou In " •" he wen t theothnit 215 while 7.ocller and Smith er w4y, game at ittsburgh raine d runs. ,juttwit hit-s and two runs? I are right at par, 216. booming .i i rila'_L. But the rest of the San Fran- i*jt. hate to think what would have w i~ livnfh should hive had Uiree then cima,h -- oft tuippened if I gave up ,it% hit%." CISCO OUCC.Se %Vi13 nonexistent, erson's nd sacrifice fly. first innln., with a lk the In to come hit' enabling New York Gentry, lIflo has two one--hitThe Mets grabbed a2.4)lead in tees to his credit, now has one away with a 4-2 victory that runner on first, he slammed a two-hitter to go with thein. Anti shoved the Mets back atop the pitch deep into the right field the seconif inninK Against Don corner. Hut Rusty Staub raced Carrithers on run-scoring If Hobby Bonds hadn't been In National League East. singlIes by Jerry GrMe and L In the rest of the Nalional in the fenrr antl made a oniOw San Francisco lineup TuesGentry, then (1e'n Jines got Ov'i*edo Tw'i*ns Rally To W'i*n Fun - - - gr '______________________ • (liarlesMajor. Anti it was only a three ,troke difkreni-t' after the first do, Major still leads after 54 holes • (Ann Riley Photo) - '31 55t • - -_ . 1114 entry T wowHitter Puts ' Pepperon i . astr de i - P0'4 Iii. Iur"r Sit 6 Seminole 's top individual perforiiitr, Hill Sellers also faltered after yesterday's round The Itoitler uc had been fourth inning. John Zeub had Standings .nc Faken. Doug'Braswell, t W L Way two hits, George Kennis, Wayne Pom. Tails Rick- West, and Mike Kennedy J 4 1 Ru&wlL Shaun O'Brien, David pc,v;der Puffs 2 3 each had a single. For Medoza and Dean Smith all had CUTIy LOCkS 2 3 Strornberg-Carlson, Larry Of singles. For Nathan had a triple and single. I Sanford Tom Boys 2 3 Scott to score and Cox score. War(, then moved around Ile it a he% or jinx or just good the inning, tied the count with a allowed move all the way to third to score on some headsup base %-M wet fishermen Recreation. Chris Franks had AL-in Buk%, Dale Piotrowsh and I unloaded and dip nets and pat: of B) BOB ORRELL 0 single up the middle. A fumble 10 playing Wat Jim ten each had tw$ lanterns cnecked for the night's a-awled U.to the camper, dried two hits, Danny A3yd, Benrue Starrett from where he scored on a pass running. I herald Outdoors Writer MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE in the outfield allowed Lit tle'1d 'Ilie 4.2 Oriole lead looked big singles. Steve Keener. and . We then headed for out and gavit, up forI the night. Mills and Randy Blow, each to trove to second on the play. ball. with a until the Twins came up with George Singleton mie tut each. The Orioles came hack Florida boasts over 8,Doo the grass flats in Mosquito The following day, altliough had a single. Winning pitcher. Dennis Abell popped a single final rally. In the four the their Winning pitcher. Doug two out rally In the top of miles of salt water shoreline Lagoon to try some late al- the rains had stopped, a North Charles Wakefield, loser Chris Winchester flames behind first putting Starrett was Franks, Easter set in and fixtung including the tidal rivers, ternnon Trout fishing. The two top teams battled it third from where he sm-ed on a sixth to move back in front. And meetings between the two Brad Iseon had a home run Brasmell, loser, Jack Keener. I Trout were not plentiful, but Impossible. We took the boat out out against last night with the wild pitch. On the play the again it was charity by the teams the total margin of creeks and the many bays and MrRORERTS LASSIE Twins scoring three times In the Orioles got an out call from the Twins that permitted the victory is five runs. inlets Add to th is the thousands several fell to top water lures long enough to find an oyster SØJ'TTJALI. LEAGUE • Grant was tile leading hitter bottom of the sixth with no outs umpire but flenson. covering Orioles to score. Victor Blair led of fresti water lakes and diiand worked fast over the grass beds bed and picked up enough for a to for the game, stroking two hits ed off with a single and mov rlversanditlseasyto.ee why - enoughtofiwnlshonefishfry delicious oyster stew. to pullout a victory. 5-4 Cw'IyLec'kslD theplatedroppedtheballashe trips in the game of stolen bases in three In camp and a few choice fillets Still hoping the wind would let third on a pair p3 our state is trill) a fisherman and Starrett bumped Jacobs popped to the dominated Li> pitching Starrett • Working against th e Orioles Don left river to bring home up, we tried the shrimping for i paradise The Orioles drew first blood For the Curls lixiis, ia Dawn . won his fifth game without a aces catcher and flenson to the High Ude did not oem until 11 couple of hours Tuesday night- Won"I had a triple. Also Susan The types of angling available Mike flertson, the Twins with the help of charity by thse 1 %, ~ used a walk and three straight Twins in the first Inning Victor firsibaserian But i ovonzo lcs. for the Twins are SLi lined that It would take pm and shrimp will not came We diSCo%Cfl!d that it can tI Prist and Brenda Jackson both In another major league hits to pull out the victory. MIke Blair was safe on an error and Vinson's fly to right was some deep thought to pick am up under the lights excvpt an mighty cold in Florida in April. had two singles witile Ca game the Pirates used a late Cos drew the free P°33 to ed a ll owing Blair to score out going tide A leisurely That wind seemed to be coming Griffith had one For the Pony dropp c) 'avant sport In this field, The Halifax Sport Fishing Club of Daytona Beach will then came around to the inning. Kip Grant then Mike flenson's single. the tying run. On the play rally of their own in the sixth : high an the hA I, for this writer supper. a couple of hotirs aleep straight from the North Pole! It Tails Rhonda Glu3m had a hold ib fourth annual bottom fishing tournament Saturday clnI a triple Just inside inning to pull out a 10-4 vIctor> and Surida> Ma> 13-H Trophies will be awarded to the adult at least) would come dipping and once again we headed the did riot take long to convince double and two singles, Pitt> Two turis in the third put the Vinson mused to second line past first base. gest fish In each of the following Twins on top. With two down 11"he Cardinals, winners Of yar& When the anchors were &trunp to bring back to Sanford Williams a double and Mary categaries: Red snapper. grouper. drum. and sheepshead. A Not only is it a losdriatingly flenson's counterpart for the Michael SCOU shigled as did single to the opposite field over one g'mrne in the first half, head of the Twins' third onl> we headed In an the put out and 11w lanterns lit, so . troph> will also be awarded to the child angler catching the different fishing trip with and spent the McGovern a single Twins Chuck Stanch, who had Mike Cox On Cox's single baseman allowing Vinson to gave the Pirates fits for five largest fish in each of the above species. little luck. enough shrimp can sla in started Loamig up so fag rest of the night trying to thisw ning pitcher Cathy Griffitk error by the Orioles rightf ielder I allowed three runs in the OP ___________________-_____________________________ innings and had a 4 2 lead going This contest is open to the public and entrants may rish be caught to supply many that it was impossible to dip fast out The camper was a nice Iosuu. stcher Pt-rn Raw i into the final inning enough to get them all place to be with the wind from pris ate craft or charter boats All entrants using tantalizing seafood mciii. Hut the Pirates refused to quit Lightning was flashing and hcwling like it was, private boats must weigh in their catches at Dan' With this goal in mind, this and erupted for eight runs in Some of away to the the other shrimpers Boathouse, New Smyrna. Those fishing from charter boats writer and Harry Ilishaw of thunder rolling I their half of the sixth, sending I I Lake Mary loaded the camper, noith of tm but with one eye en Stayed on the river all night mai weigh their entries in Wet Harbor. Angle" may not flWfl to the plate Highlight of hitched up the boat and trailer the approaching strom and the we did not wait to set if the> had start fishing before 6 am and must be back to headquarters the Pirate outburst were hits by I other on the shrimp under the done any good Wednesday NEW YORK (Atli - With no later than 5 p.m. and headed for Oak Hill last Alonzo Vinson and Lance o ld .z-. Ice clitsi r.a-.r.g thr r'..'id s'-ed rit" M,lwaukg p replacing Washn nt,l.r e,i epefhie more than one award an4helib*ble Monday. Arriving at IUVerWOOCI "glita. w lngtoi (flow Tesa.SI in the East IIiIIaitd Trailer Park two miles north of newly halt full. A sudden crash signs of letting up, to we fish must be cw'uglit on hook and Line with no assistance In ern Divisinn of the Artwrican Drew Duda, the victim of the 1. of lightning close by and a sharp the shad drive home. Oakhitl an U.S, Highway No. striking or landft the fish from anyone. Anyone handling the Pirates rally, had helped camp was set up the boat increase In the wind SPelOdZ) Upon separating the shrimp rod, reel or line disqualifies that fish. and Detroit 71gers get>' himself to the early lead by sent Us SCWTYlfl back to camp, and packaging them for Tournament patches will be given to the first 100 entries, tin b b— reak. in the eighth inning as Cleve. support in the first inning, when bombing a triple In the first heating the rain by a scant freem. we we" *a The touritament committee will hold a party Immediately & J 0 By KEN RAPPOPORT " ntjy The Yankees were beaten by the Yankees blasted out after Jim Dike and Jack Seiple minute. sui7nized to find we had ap- Washington. I fol.lowing the lag day of fish.ing at Dan's Boathouse and make Associated Press Sports Writer land took a 4-2 decision. An hour later the moon was proximately 10 PIUS the garr.es last season hut they t the awards to contest winners at that time. Does pitcher Gaylord Perry An exasperated Williams was California starter Rudy May had singled. He also had a single in the game. • shining, stars werir out, and we Trout. As Titahuw remarked, Milwaukee 10 out of 12 times. A single application entry fee 13 Adult $1 child) is the Cleveland Indians use his still of trying to wash that man with their five-run rally, Duda had scattered three hits Kansas City managcd only return -to our strimping. We "The Good I-Ard umt that storm Detmit also beat Milwaukee 10 good for both days but must be turned in and paid for prior to hair to put "stuff" on the ball? right out of his hair after the hits off Tom Timmerman over the first five innings I1 should have stayed In bed! N to protect either the shrimp or times In 12 games and 14anglers leaving the dock. All fishermen from the Seminole Only his manager know for game In the final inning led over the first seven innings, but wildness • as good as they were 4 against the Senators With sooner than the boat was set- us and Central Florida area are Invited to participate In this • I've sure. "Ws the first time would have sunk the Brewers in the Last, this kept then pushed across two to his downfall its he walked live tk-d. the raim cItme agairt. Ttits running. we contest whether on private boats or deep sea fishing on any of -lie's a cute, pitcher, all him." said Williams. "I eighth to men in the in that Inning. the many party boats operating out of Inlet Harbor. Unit fortune wia not so kind, the boat or both a! us would year they face the Yankees and right" says Texas Rangers' hollering to the umpires about unearned runs la Clayton Beasley picked up the We failed to reach the dock have had heart attacks from Tigers ill Umes each. while Cook,stants binding mart fish than they need for their ~ Manager Ted Williams, who's him going to ha hair. I don't beat Detruit. Tile ROY36, who 'EW SM111NA BEACH 1 Ias Ct 'ai.wfltOfl) py rally, victory, allowing five hits, before the sea,ndatrain hit with dipping so many!" LETS Go own use are requested by the contest conurzfltzeetodonate pretty sure. "l think hedoctors know who t you have totbtoget broke a 3-3 tie with the he Yankees and Tigers citily 12 s the ball up every now ard them to go out and look at ILI' added their final run In the ninth striking out nine and walking their suirplus to the Sport Fishing Club for the annual fish fry. i on Lou Piniellashomnenm. only four. Perry, who's heard then." fenttweeventinthelatemodel Norm Cash lilt a three-run Seiple and Duda led all hitters was do' • Wha • te v er P e rr y tr es si gn als t fr o m N a tional Wt s si,na 'a cazss us default a week ago. So Detroit's runs. two hits apiece. for all with with the ball was way over the League opponents before his homer Firday niitit, hr went out and Tuesday ".-"' ' "s" nlgtit. off season trade to the Amen htaiui,ers heads win anotict one on tus own — a" Jan Ile allowed JiLet four hits and can this season, fS.-trily insists :..', McGinnis gut that first win had 12 strikeouts before leaving that he never uses that greasy when first place ruin It"s Loads 014 3 4 II 'i' go -kpv_ A __ I -1 - - - ...-t id' Clarke, Allvson Smith, Ccci SparLs a triple and single. all had Dann% hale a double and single Is and Marion rt Usk two 2-ing1les, Eno Rawls 331 Hi I- - - - I -;- w. . Ar- -z - ~ qq" ~_~ . 1. J . '' At .~_ ~` ~__ li_`, -, ;; ON -- , F- _ _~ - --- I - - • •, - r--c-'- .nd t triple fur b tn..1 1) Roofing Tomrns 1' races borne run and single Dale cf P00) Tails 3 .n.1 David Nader each had single V. ayne Stumpi and Jur Brodie each had two hitr. for - .,iir' - 1.I Powder Puffs 2 kta-antslG--Harrar$ Perne Rasils pitched a John Causey had a double for hitter for the Pony Tails and Miller two triples, Ron &m.s a ---' 73 ,~~ , ~J -_- - a 4). 4 0 ~,.. I. _11- - '' - - - Harcur By 10=6 Coun - -'a -a--__ 1 __ i7 - t - , a 1. r -. - - -Z~ - _- __ - -*- t 1' i... -. U fthiI'PI Other SA'tluinoie stores iii to go some If they ore to make 0 Ii OiIove VaIIac4a ..$..r I a blat. w arp C)ierl, excellent Imition to repeat as earn a trIp * Io III * chanip having Increased their 41MUM-225, Reg Gilbreath 42__ . . - - __ - . - - ___ ---------- - - lead to 14 strokes over second plae MI iriui Dade North $1 . -- ~ - - r .1 , ,-.-- __ - . . I- - - -Ai - I)efend'ng champion Brevard Kiweli'lls Club Topples -, ,4 . , - __ . P__ -. I c,_, - -_ ___ at - . Another tremendous 'Big Six"was turned Ui Ran Fs-tney who had ges of 192,m and 147 in his Robinson had, llStoback up Fortne as the Toyota won two and halt from the Inch) Lounge Other tdghs last week were hm A] Bowlft 232. 8 =1390,B. Boatner 194. D. Myers 199, B. Walraven =,Chuck Rüker ?Z13, P. fto-ir and AScru ii. N,P _!t 99M_____ - - - - ~ . I mow _ - •. ' . ,,, - .-:= I _- wins ever the Betty Natale Pro Shop. Other sparklers far the Jet Lanes turn were R Murphy ________ - - "I u ' t,,a WIMM O'Ntal wrs the big story in the City Loop last week Seminole golfers eatertIay, picking up to 31.41-240, Ed I.lskovee 41-42. also be field at the Mirror IS' 1. 1.111011 ACItIS U*U SYANOWOS Junior College's golf team fell strokes on Major in the final 31 40-Z31nmI Mark f'rovancha II. t;'urse in June of this year. ,..,,,., holes of pit> 'is places after ycstcrday' 42.39-.-.239. l'rovani,a is not cm. i'" valonc 10 Seminoles Sellers hail flint' competing with the Seminole round of 27 holes In the state ULLIADIlS D0* junior college golf tournament hole titus (ii 38 38 arnI 3$ for 1 team lie is eligible for In yesterday's Uutm 114 in ortirn 1115 tIl'.ktuil honors only. at Mirror 1.akes Country pg F1540 . sr" 'It" IS Edø The 225 total of Itirky Simitifi rrar ltwll., Cdt4r The Holders have 0915 team 221 total is SIX strokes Ithiflhl t1 : 1fl3., nI,'a total wIth 14 mIca to oe pIIIyrsI ti l.r i. .pii 1, lI today tit the Mirror Lakes lolki Bill MUtliell am indislilual rate 1..•-' ' .'. 4" Su.wu '.........,__ May 3, SiC Golf ers Fall To Ninth Spot ' .-. The Snnfo.d Herald Wednesday, Le adsBy14 Strokes . =a C "'I ,, appearing In anfor Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint slze S d for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 �- P - -.---- -- - - t*5ftflfOld HId - - - __ ILA V _ ______ - - - -- - '1 - ' - - 11 • If iw . __ - - 0 - - - _~~ - a ;~l 0. 4 -* - AS - or Wr - - , .- -- IT - - - - - - - j-'- . % -- ' - - . - - - .' - _i K - - ;I - - - -b- - DJOKING OVER Sanilord Junior Woman's presidel.!.. Mr5. K,rbN - - Moncrief and Mrs. Chris Club scrapbook are, from left. Mrs. Larry Ray. Sherwood. Mrs. Jack Pet-ce, Margaret Suber. -1 _- i . . '- - - - -, - , -: - Mt.fld)tLD.flaldA.Dunn Sr. wery honored at a -.itir, charming &JUM M April 13 in i4 r _of . 7 f:01- 4! f I t 0. t i-% -. ' - - .; '4 k-u. - - =-- - I. I a I - . I I - - ._ I- - _. & 'I I J 10 % - - __ ;- - -1 - - . -___ -.I'__ -- ~ P - - - - - 4 - . I 11 -14 _.- . 11 k ,- i . . - * N ~-. i--- - -, . I - - s-- , - t___-- 1. -. - rut_zututru-v.._ -ut -- =_t anut--. FiOcIdaFtdatM1L Through the Education and Mr.. Jph Department. headed bj Mrs, and p,ioftard Dam Chorks Ward. the club has fl f')njij taken an Interest in 'Helptng Hand" program lovely tokens teIeie sponsored by the sherifr, and Depar , they have lior -d the librarians at the Sanford falflhly Utrary with a tunc*on, and Mr and Mrs falser donated books in bmw of each preserited them with personal oftheriewbabiesborntlusyeai gifts in bon 01 the occaslon to UieTTIt% of the club; they have stadled the now *-iI — 'school and h--out on ft Severai 01 . y bers we active in EpsUan I A .-g -ccazuu-.- cc- ~~A k 4M " - - - V ,,._ - - 7- -. Raymond Alaltby Jr. Z -. — ___ / -. 'J -- .., 4 ~I., I - The belde a book was kept by Miss Hobble Welch anti ergueritIe Itrynni, Jennsi Y alert - I.nars ?. I) assisted with - ~, . o - -I - ___ .. - --- - - i, it . " "s. ; , ~~. 'I -. _J , - - .#;tt , '' ,- , '. '1. - I .. t' t. :'& - :P . . - . - I 1 trents held the rehearsal dinner at their new home lbe bride was graduated MRS WALTER STEPHEN OLLER . ... . ,1IF__ - capped Of Devotion ~-.T_ -_ -, 171 inuriago c4 their daughter, Miss Lionna lAu Iturntarigh, to Ilayinood floward Malilry Jr., ow 4 Mr. Kid Mrs. Rayrnond MR. AND MRS, DONALD DUNTN SVL fllVtFSa!y .... an their 40th %-LNkling an- I I _______ -.iEk -. - ---. - - - T'he wedding will be an rvent r,f July ", At 7 V) p r" . at lps.ala Iresbyterian Chuuh ii bU(tIA Lul) 1iUMtJAU(hI - .------ ---------------- ____ - ~ f~z_ - :F~_ ~ -_ -- ______-.------__ --- IT' ziauueuxPhoth) __- - -'- - . _ AC --f4 - ..; r-9. -,I . - `I .- ~ I --'- - - - _R A J :; - - - f -- -- AM - - I,. '. . . •%• - - • 0 0 ir~ 0 : 4100 •, 1#41 1 •' - . - e dal Par .- - dL :. - . --~M I --. - 11 service became a professional pp- a amt*ilancc y •.J 1J.+ •. 14 . '1 But, has this adversity You see, Elsie always has 14 petter, making and dressing . I 6 04 I 0 '1~1 Elsie.2cDougaI1 M - a Hving her own marionettes. This stopped Elsie? Heaven forbid been involved and she said !' fled courage of loveactivity brought pleasure to that you should think that. working for American ,N.. portrait of f , 4 i u" Y°" believe CIQe. Is tier lifeline to the -j touted WO of dettrmliiation — of corn. untold thousands . . ••• . passIon -01 community spirit, extensively with the marIonette remarkab'e woman volunteers outside world. Because, ll of * 'ILL . We met Elsie in the early show, giving many benefit over 650 hours each month to thcc 650 hours each month are ' I * he conductodfromherbed l96thrOughherioflWbOwU performances Through this the Sanford oftic I,••••• °' Shetsawomanwhomtoknow nthe?savMationedatSanfcsj entertainment, she soon i-Al -' X. 4ê -_ = ~ ~-Mw~ _.%Z~. ,--I Naval Air St.&Uori. Even then. became active in both radio and duty . Z - L-I __ N E . heneztnng*nddU" ring the laugh, pokes fun at athersity, abe wac a dyoamo and a tele1s1on. . L. . --% hasaperfectlydellghtful 'gift of Foilowing the death of her entire weekend. ,gj " thOroughly delighuul person to 44. Her activity involves gab' and can spend hours know-thelovedlileandtfyou second husband, she moved to -,. With discussing the current literary families - -. :i z' -were around her long enough, Sanford and becam. general assisting a requests achievements or ,lack you were caught up in the same manager 01 a Sanford radio elm meeting. Shown left to right are Elsie Farley, MEMBERS OF PILOT CLUB OF SANFORD literary . She is enthusiasm for living and station. She was rAwscaster - militwy members Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Lester Rethwill. by guest speaker, enjoyed an Interesting talk she had clilldren's program need arises. She is available for artistic and compassionate. giving. Miss Farley and Mrs. Rethwiil were in charge Including director of Adult and Senior Elsie MacDcugall is a lovely Gordon, William R. Elsie twice widowed was and a daily women's program. disaster coverage, of Immediate assistance to person, the program for the evening. (Photo by a civic "set. and an a at their monthly dinner Education, &lC born in L,ondon. When she was Her marionette show was Cecelia Farmer l3yearsold.shemo-vedwithher feature Of charuiel 9 teivlsion civilian families who are vie- inspiration to those with whom family to Ontario, Canada and (or 13 weeks with Pegg) and time of home fires and coun- she comes In contact seling. Information and referral then to New York Cit where Jack Bonier participating. in 1961, Elsie was Injured in a she tatiot ballet. ll I - •. • - - j - - - - - - Sew-Changeable the waist dotorm Vie tm had her husband. she returned to numerous surgical operations the bewfil of the E19's Oub ____ Miss Dianie Bridges and her but is still confined to bed. She ___ T . I Ontario. Playground, at tabid we was fiAaCe. Lonnie Taylor. , . -__-- I The pretty scallop-cicet ills 4 Later in her'bu3y life, she can only be moved by stretcher honczedata wedding rehearsal f - ~_ cer"t on the waist adds in ~ . -,,t part An ECDIOD skit is be _.. 1 I. . ,.. prepare !ar MRS. CHARLF-S GO&MLEY. right, president of the Lake Maly thuon to Mrs. Thww A- C;obb-on Oak w able" style It can be made E Woman's aub, greets guest speaker, MI-s. R. M. (Ginger) Herndm, loCal ele fltar ICIXXili the 'iá Asenue in Sanford on April v I in monotone or two-tone &'ond ". center tshothaws the book to be reviewed, "Islands in a Stream," by r_Hostesses for the delightful for a new and different I Mar' AYIUt SOOthe, chefrruaii 5!aij Wets Mrs. MuI&ed Ernest Hemingway, to Mrs Beth Gregory, program chairman • look Cd the Fine Aili DePaTtTilt, .herdaueter,jgjj Cobb taldth ed ,ta th Consult the Fohion Co Vrs. Onia Lee McArd]e ttrx have Law two WkshOPS in ordinotor inetuded in each V. :. Mary Oyler and M . haf arid the on Young Originoi for suggesRiley. a. v--'1) • .] -i t>ns on fabrics, colors and m diol t To InstallFtThI With the Sonlix dub. accessories. arranged in a ' Proffams on Public spefr+ -. featured a swnptiot ty B. 172 with Photo.Guide poetry and creative writing 01f.fond and drink with the entree is in sizes 10"2 to 24~'7 were held. She itdormied the %, " ~ ih~ being roaLst tenderloin of beef ~ . (bu%t 33-47) Size 121/~, 1 _~~ -.~ 35 bust - 3 yards 45 • sMth J30tted relishes, thedubattheDjandStat. .. fruits. ; version. inch for monotone • Fedetation meetmp. Lake Mar)' Woman', Club ideas umfl,.r to his own life, She described the g, f The table was overlaid with "' MRS. ROBIN L. CONN. right, retiring State ESO chairman, rresenLs APr11 flaft'luiC was hrsW 03- Dam of his characters had eve: boy"1W114 xtriig.gle at a scene .. . Send $1.25 for this smart an uTW`tcd cut work and lam V~ Eve Crabtree. . IAft redmg secretary, ICat Noel committed auieide. the records and rues of the department to recently appointed state ilk, an artitti' Painting and Chairman, told cit cloth arid Young Original pattern di. was centered with rams co at her lovely home on Lsnda Is one 01 hi-5 .jij,j' rlztedthatYbtiihel the big Consumer duc'stltn home thairnxan, Carolyn Cornelius. arrangement of delphinium for women who cw. Land ir Like Mary. Co'tioste*s Lxc*i. in that d pre1err a shark, the boy said, 'At the end, 7 •. . Write (name of your ncwspo. Pam l's and greena. f,jy ii~ was Beth Gregory. rI-. %'5Zy 01 I '. per), Boa 438, Midtown SIcin ccjmj*a ldcm't care. We were like and crystaj table sets-ice — and Youth Guidance with 0 Dining the business, plans with his ot1 books, thii has all that fish and l aueiwg lion, New York, N.Y. 10018. used. • ThT specia ven to Print full name, address with 0'em made (Or Illic Ma) Vnd of of the aspiects of his talent in it . Miss Bridgvs pre-%nited gifts -0 Through Hemingway'& drug abuse problem in 0 ___ 11. e.. sip co,de, pattern number and of embossed sterling silver _1k I * I 'Lh' diresident of the The theme nes changes — foonde vow, for literary faith. A 'Faniily 01 size. Jewel boxes to her attendants /.. ' Fkieida Fedoatwn of arnon's always a man in struggle with Lose, ide and action ccininne and Mr. Taylor gi(ted his • 1 ±. . .. . , D' and the 1-'1 Club. Mrs. King 1U Install the nature, going Inetliably toward *fl S feeling tilt no more can be Tom M'd with silvet key . w-• new officers 01 the Lake Mary his death. but ialt I chains. bravely." C i . selected. -"-Club at a gala hancbeoc An appropriate gift was 7" ' a. 3I presenw to the rim beam, selection of am outstanding In IM. duriag the && time, its memben havc r.eaday duur,-nan. visited Mr.s. lake Ma* V.ijb also witi croCor ' Mitch Rcm=t, and a silver MUM being chopen and ministration of Mrs, J. J wort avrards for the PVW nebus in Sanford and brouait )rwtl Lu ..i It bust with Swifurd Garden club. -- was aLv. ,Iretented to f Nmared v-1-h bulk,um an P.m" S1KAVW5k4 20 E-111dWe Skg:ma thr'[140 thM pilvidic reading fAlta bet the = _ P5 ; - - ___ - - - -- Bil Gordon Addresses Pilot Club VOUNG 0111GINA" York - -- 1 I; .- ~..#, . -. V -~ . -'_. .f __ .. -- __ - - ---- y --- - - - - .. I .II iI I -.-- . - - t - - *~_ ~: t ., - - - - - •,, - The bride-elect I the granddaughter of Mr. and Mr.. J. flwmpsoo Anniston, Ala ant Mu ( V Hignbaugh of w Smyrna. horn in San Antonio Tue. Miss hlurnbaugh Is a IP?i r u1uale of Seminole High School where the wes a member if K yettes, Candy Sifipers and on the Yearbook staff. ai. i. t iirrntly a cadet at Sanford Polka Department *hit* at. Hog Seminole Junior College Mr. Mahthyt the grandvrnofMr and Mn A I Ma1tby, I Mti i r 'lay all of Hastings, Thetaidegroom4ohewa.bornfnSt.Auguitineandhaa I'9 graduate of Seminole High School. He we. graduated fi-iii `3mlnole Junior College In 1171 *her@ he was vitp r 'hkntofclrch.K H4lleurrenhlymaJcstngtnM.chanfril inecning at Florid' TechnnIrgicel University and m - - ..J • ie Mr. and Mn I. P H%ibaih, $03 iou J-y (lub Road ___________________ . 5 -. . ~ • The couple left (or =u 1L!.! honeymoon no the east coast uf !"rkta They will lisa im \ugustlne treeI in Orange t'tninty. Among out-of-town guest nero from Sanford, Mrs It 1) Priest the Misses Louise oni •' I indy Priest Mr Billy MclA'in and Mrs. A, C. flrockamn; Mr -and Mra.Dale Kipp, Tavarc'; i tra. George Sim, Mount lXwa. ni Mrs Terry Kipp and Nks ---.4.--Iipp Longicood 1. Imher, 95 year old C. C. Priest, nford Ave., attended one of II1C pre-nuptial parties but was unable to attend the wedding l'hebrideaiidtwr mother %%ere hostesses for the ' . 'Y' ' ., . - - I Ix- - 1* . --- . __ - Marg I (1 - f . --I wopriale inusic on . Grand plano during ' ~~* the Baby i f 'CI t ru -- - -- .-'' .00ssssi - :be Public Affairs md amft"at.lan DeparUDent with Carol Kirchhoff, chairr"n. me recepflon was teiin u. - - - -i ___ uyswczJowsxi '.iv-- = - y. .~_- . - ___~__-__ __ I'_--. -~ - - _ --, Z~ 14, '%' A I . - __-~. ' -i bute W.dn.sday, May 3, 1912-lA Donna Rumbaugh, - __1 ~ : thdcrwucaredouUnth Elsie MacDougall Is Portrait T_ - - • 'I -_ : seek and 011er, sister of the groom sind Woody'R one-half dollar gololptiece worn Acadenty of skeves. She carried a Dolly Jan Hodges, wore dresse in her shoe. The coin was won Cosmetology. Tier husband, Madison nosegay of multicolor Identical to the "laid of honor': b) her a Boone high 'khol graduate grandmother, th onrw-r carnations blue iris red roses and carried similir . Fannie Belle Priest, hilc a i ottending Valencta toni. and bibys bream. Her ions Jinuntelteckerservedas best niunitytollege. studentatSemtno.elltghSchool haLr,stykdaiongcascadeiines, nanandtheushersworrJohn 10 1 Incidentally, Miss Connie was entwined with live spring Olkr,broUierot the groorn,and Cowley caught the bridal Hoclges who wore an Alice blue flowers complimenting the Mitch and Lenny Varn, brother bouquet. nosegay. of the bride. . - .. I mm - -. - - 3t % , - -, _____ I '. ; . . 4 . , Sanford Wons Club, which was orprawd in IBM. r-lis is a CC*iufl.iing rducsUx h readini. - - ff-~_~~ - , 1 ,4 ; .I : __________ - ~_ - . J 1 g LftftJA 'W . ___ - - - - - -. : pearl earrings be'onging to Miss Jackie Cowley; the axtietlWig blue was a garter; - _________ - -- k . - tment ' .. I _* - - I IRI. . -*!% . N_ A . , _% *4 ,# . #M -% i s------, J'I 1_ 7. I _P_I _1 0 \ - " - '. i - t __ - r '_ - The cathedral length train of Imported illusion was bordered by scallops of Alencon lace. She carried a I'ntscstha colonial bouqueto(whitebri-de'sroses and baby's breath centered with - - geandles served . - A 1 . - ~=_-- -- • -, c._ - .1)! - ill - 1 - XM Dwin Was, kvely in a - 11 - - . - anctOando teoorated with fuel of white flower, a P1 ound for the * eeningweddtn.April24,Wfl . Pi uz unnux While do" bat dren which Orientatm low PrOWOM becmft am of the most Junior Club was wpniwd two Clewwater, the club witin two she C=Oeltneftted with dahmmembers of the canfcird Junior outstanding clots I' th aarof O') and awards-second place In whit aridal.s ani o-.nrs Club w . held Cl -,, ,, êe. through th e inisce arti ceft uCt.C)1.eu Tbeyoung women ages is Saturds)atthecharrnlnghorne various departmental ac by the selection of a it so The a served Mrs. George (Bess) arid involved in dOilt 11) ibet 1itaT3 the rivk She explained the Federation Boothe. Recet-virig an hatior2ble the entree, 11m dining WAe w" Despite the rain. youna cultural and swial life of convections and pvud3ey art- mmtwn award in the Home Life overlaid with an hnpinrted lulemn 11111,01111en pm-ed into the house, Seminole Cowty. Depsr~t was ,he pvm,doth and set with white ironAll interested m bearing about President Margaret Sober flounced that at the State taIn 01 y_. Qh1J stone- A lovely arrangemegit of th-If frcNn17,ht1-1r, which is fast told the newmarmrs Oiat tht Conventutn held rem-atly in Bruiging turthet bmw - -- The c4 the Reformatiorl011"I of 16e n* , i ~ ~-__ -- Miss Franci Vam And Steven her s Exchange Vows In Double Ring Rite The Donald Dunns Mark Anniversary 8 Prospect ve i - -;.__. - ___ °° ICL ° ding anrisersar at the l*1uti!ulLikeBeaticpeof Or entat on -& -, - - S a nford Jr. Woman's Club Conducts __ - - - u-u ? - -w- A - - - P1 - of Franci Ann Vwn and Walter Stelwn Olier. Frarci, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph E. O'Steen, was made by the 111172 PreadenL She is their dekgate is s-7uve in the Altamonte Utah Blvd., Orlando, plefted Homemaker of the Year in to Cmity 0XIncil this low. Wings Woman-s Club, the their vows in a double ring Count. : --.'-._14 bit Howard Der 7isud. ,k she Ii *1- XOIOWdhiha&been4n but most importanti) SUC IT1H'1211L Chadck minister of the I iethons*e'. known by her largedot to her COUUtIesi maintains * happy LoCflt f her W church legion of tnerids tlwoughout bi of selfless pLsniüng and family &ndfsaqu*tttmeto metIde.gtenmarrige Seminole Coant was chosen organizing her contagious reIieW bet energies nd b> her grandfather. R. Earl by the rnembs 01 the nine enthusiami, arid her ability to by engagingIn her hobbies 01 Kipp. kwmer of Sd. j MITCH LJtSSITER chapters of the Seminole u2ih the painting writing poetry. lfr radiant blonde loseUn t-ouncfl 01 Horcznakers and we-U as her own." Mitch Ii an excellent was heightened b3 tier formal pecificafly nornmated by her Shebas not bencoment suet akoItndayshonie'riaket of white lace gawri me ;_ cwn club the Aamorte to w5t with her own club because ihe not onl, uses bet better informed so that of Colonial days however. For the pa two Club, of be of andglesforhetaelf featurrdafullsktrto(tlerqpori 1U.fl. she has been vice and her own family, but she fellow ITWfl. Her friendship has pcsidenl tier of Chantilly lace with a 7-I I r,15 Is tht frst bff* this PvsidM Of the "KintY council. reaches out ta belpoeiers to be mid" an of our hl-ft fitted waist line, high collar and long sleeves An Alencon lace mantdla was topped with i I - - —C- i:.- - tbSir ideas with each Mitch Ii 1IO $Ctht LU Hofl)k Ikive in Altamonte In1flatitherthof Altirnorite Springs Club rtd Wby do you sipo that tq Wtm*n • Clubi, which she edi*ed Mitch with befr M lf:l is an !mPorts'lif statement the fowiding members of the on % as wcand Vice President, , i v-) ~_ --rctlo of quatatioco Becam it club arid was their first in charge Pt Pr0V*mmL`1g- She — !:u - de bS* 01 the Jakie Lassiter of 109 ___ I / -- - ftdemO*UaIMtafld award d not have gc to a me ClUbS Ctfl be yAMuw)LI 11lyzdtbebiearr __ — - Ii - - - .- - - - ________ _ go -- Mitch Lassiter Awarded Homemaker Of The Year 9 p - Th. Sanford Herald __:_:7. -1 I .. A-I _ -_- - __ __ ---------- 4 -. y. May 3, l72 i- .. . — _,.. - On Adult And Continuhig Education - ' -- - - - - - e Lake r resiuen't ,, • - - -- - Sta college grant has been received wereMr. andMrs. Gordon, for this one year pilot project Mrs. Ruth Smith, of Tilton, Ga., at $ p.m. housieguests of Esther five called "Project (areatest" COOL Hostesses for the eienlng Others attending were Mines. were Mrs Richard Mapes and PaulArledge,R.M Bail. Hairy Mrs. R. C Martin lables were Boone, Carol Brieson, Camille decorated with mixed floral Bruce, Rosamond (hapman. WITH A arrangements and a beef dinner Letha Fowlet, Jerry Jernigan, lie ave n inteetin talk withallthetrtmmtngsservedto George Mills, Louise NeLion, outlinging programs available those attending The door prize Esther five, Doris Stein, Sue 0 for adults_In the Adult High a lovely painting donated b Stevenson and the Misses School and Community Service. Mrs. Rosamond Chapman, was Nancy Foster. Elsie Farley and Wttwrtren Canfr-at Air CandthwUn2 Syshm Ile noted a program was won by Mrs. &tapes. Marcia Lenz. available to bring those of Mrs. Stein. piresident. an. CALL . Mrs. Lester Rethwill. elementary and secondary prcsidnt.et and program nouncedthatonMay9the board & ,ID . • levels on through the high chairman, introduced the niceting will be held In the ATIP4G, iPC VYRLL speilker. Guests for the evening -lh' stated that there are ),() in Seminole County without a high school education and 13,000 0.172 without even an eighth grade education. A new special / project has txvn started to work r ' / k l _-V on problems facing the aging. A — - - '- - / - - - -' _ - ) - A Club Officers - -- - '_- - - - ' -': - - - - - ' - lyn i - --______________________ - 5,- _ ha rman - - prestat raw of pt ag, mming imvhwner:t in Th.'s is a group which mee a* life Of the cvtnm=ty and W quarterly. It is a cowmah-19 d_&. the otwtoui joy of thc girls in. ft,0116 reading 4.50" volv ast- recognition Any group can who have became my good ne two members of t' ' Em receive was gim in the ap. ftwn& am the mst oiree Pointmtsit of Mrs. Hureb years, duvviised thc stark to be (Csirabon) CmmehM as State done In ESO and Mm Cam bnrfed Carolyn on her duties as Kiihiy IAnd ii state. Mrs. Karl F. King. It will be her rnstbfflt to ttscl at Idyflwilde School; During its first year. it recently elected as President of select new books to be ad to Mm Earl i&lllka) Mad,school flititivet! an iiwartl from The "VC. made Uw aWMU=L ft bxk Lill. whi& lescher at Midway: Mm ift Fkrida Tedwsaw of Womm's evel 21 cowgwiw of nmdIng (Betty) —• V bI&* L. bdtt3. I wIE hav, so - ---___ 41 A% a KM pt R&MIN We" ocus. lids and 'sd .7 s, s: c- tt$CbeX at Sanford Middle smisrated 1z fresh orange 01 the Sanford Woman's Club. irhcveL*gkc1ed their hands juice and warm tea reltew of "Island in a Stream,' cone * with glove s de. 9i tbr to either wear durIllie lad book wittea oy ",,ian ing night or for a I Ha r i The - Guests WKS completed by with special U.Js to h V I P .--.- Way-t widvw* fiv= &M -louth dJrY bsmd'a . -M build tiolin he made- She mid dw W up nall xLesigthswckk W* totally wiexpected EYE -thatshilenanyolhigag SO= 9u" Sur*-firf WSYS D 'rr aTI Ath'n'lon, please Tell in yotor Engagement and wedding forms, av1thl at The Herald Mrs. Sherw~. Mrs. Jerry - glowy farnily owmed TOY010 u -" -r' ' _______ - ------ _____ Fashion T -. ( I - 0 MUSU'II MINIS iu minds make Inez. 151 ve and 1"Vat kK&Wg th OLIfita. Aut 's NTve as b bathing stilt cover- - will be guts( speaker and it. will present awards won by aw K IWGS Namme. W 0A W beet- 41 - W04.Zk I 4 P, Z.*-_;- ]PS !.- .0 i * .4. . Req"i fur w umwn's nemm " photo con,ernt.(partim. rnocuibm can be very proud clubc eir-) sibmid be at km a werk ju A&anm this mutotonding wwask Area ca sese andenits we hoW day an the tdkiarW pop Carol" 1.111411111 Dario W1m-ms1 Mily nppr Ibm ffimu& " ye.ar and in an Socliety Editor oift NO P -- - - - - - State aim is - -. - - -- I v / Zal e - to . . ., -, &_ 0 . 10, ?~ - - bedside. b 0 wI -- Wets kno6i from silver* wke was pWrtet for makJaS Yew "a jew Aad mais- - * 300 Bay Avenue Sanford, Fla. a .' ft ~ Stylist - ! %L1 JLL . * Ph.322-6755 * . .. , 7. .% 1, -, V. \ 7" \jj - __ k I P In This Rewarding Profession * — X For Complete Informatlon With No Obligation 323-0624 Sanford BAOauty College %;-#C& * 2472 PARK AVE. (Next To Food Fair) 5sANtORD * 'I I Nin . t-tiTi-# t44 --11, , (lip. s4 ' -- * - 1.0 I I. P jij% i V - ) thmugh Nursing and Convalescent Residence -'ti w1 =we"Lag rings to owis - 0 '"to) tesslonal Nursing Care Since 1964. 'tth aereats 01 diamonds. Hair * Seminole Lodge iv Be A o Be A Creative Hair Styllst she continues to - Yes I You Too Can R rm - - - give..of hemelf from heir . t-lk ~ 0 - or to the hang muslin TTers and pledg*s. Aino have to dv Is border her ddy 1W will be visits to on UW I you b I f t with a Colorful differen t ESO chapter, PrInt trim so - - -. , * . a' fJ fialt !-Minj: Lnder ttw S0U'-hs1&- A1§0 pireftial was the Zn- tT Thm e I r c I T I c uryr.r palectly durmiag matbw of blmnyour 1&&L- dry tn r1in. bustegg &= Edwiords. MM Wes- But in Order to a%vid Barrett of WiMw Pak all the setting and roihi. a good blunt-rut is fterrszal"~' introduced AS their I*dbdff. bo the hw his body ~,, otw Jo _—'.-_,.--" BeA Part f The - a" . - block . ""World of Beauty" are on.diairmon of lidS Mrs. a. M. (GInger) . .1. IP - Birth Announcement thus annual meetIng 01 Federation to honor State pesidgmt- Wis, J. J. .. -' ___ an Mai) 24 it.- tric fir-nAtruin take pleasure in grandctLild of Mr. and Mr& Garden Ctub. M.m. King will be Arm0mcifig the W the Vwst We"er far an first chilid. a dau&er, Tim 4W the urtb for Mr. and Mirs "WeLft aim Dai' enc Hendersat', who '" M. H. Ratundo of Gencl,a. It is hoped OW each of the 19 bum on April n, in at Clubs "K11 11016 memborAm Sciadhole Memrud Hasipt,a] Her materp4l great In the Counts ori-an= -tion wiU and wrighed in at I lbs, " 15 yzce ct lw -)je, amed ansared YOUR LOVE çfl -- - William R. Gordon, director of adult and continuing education at Seminole Junior College, was guest speaker at the monthly dinner meeting of The Pilot Club, at the Civic Center. . F $125 ____________ 1 041 --- . o,'i-~J.60k tsua,rsUabhs I? Kwels. *I VAN VC limar l— ---- * * OPEN MON.. THURS., FRI. TIL t SANFORDPLAZA 3"- 1000 �RIP ''r--- '- --r- - _____ LA-The Sanford herald Wedneedsy, May 3.1972 e MiamiBeach Split Mi Day Men's I r_=___n - - - - 4 % At A - ,__.:,,__F - ____ 1# riquyeu aiui dancing the helped Chert'! The annual Men's Day at to enjoy this great day in hr 'uflen Chapel African Methodist life Episcopal Church was held an They were served cake, List Sunday with a grand at- home-make ie cea teridane at all services. The candy and pota to chips. .Min.&41i ?!: -• - 1 - ' - _______ w. -_.37___,2~ __~__. -~ A Fsiz M -- _1-_. ------------ ---- -- .-- ~~ _ _- Ysalk with God," was sung by the choir. The speaker for the miming WAS lntroducted by Dr. .1. C. i:ngling The asidress was delivered by the well known attorney, Virgil iiawkim, a dynamic speaker who Indeed can hold your attntlon t hrough - -A.5 -M - - -- II; .-. ' - - ".- ::...;.- : ,' 1.%k :1 'F, II ,, 1. 1.. , Rtv. 3. E Ccmncllv - _______________ Ci trus - % _ '.• 4 - 24 ~~ - -- -' - '" ____ Im -- i -' Ji =-r . W _ - _____ - - - ' li, 4 ' - J4 - L A .;- - f ' : ;: -: a - -. ;,ç- - - four-man citrus growers advzsor' committee to aid In curbing criminal activity relag to Nam ing thadvzacr S 1I! -": , '-.. e SheIfl John Polk has named - - U r - I __ _-_ - FJ •ICiIth IFWII WU5'N2fl UULIJIr-O - V, W . _4:i___ . Parker, Maitland; William Southward and lack iu-ard, . --i.. SanlordandiohnW.EvansJ,-,, ___ The iluee will aid law enforcement Officers in their atternlds to reduce thefts itl vandalism arid art as a liaison between 0w ITT's office *11(2 growers. Commium also will assist CHERYLE KNIGHT and Retirees To Meet ___ . Allen Chapel AME aervance. The Rev. J. Edwar:! ('otutcLI' is the minister. Other churches helping to nuake this day a Mt Olive, Rev. A. L. Brown. Okahunipta, and Hurst CI ILME CInWCII, Rev. Edorai 'vu ..... ._... uii ''c-.'- ,i. -11 - , e " --' ,; until the ba minute. The Republican National Constitution. but also that such multimember districts may coexist with single-membedistricts in the same plain." 1. meets Friday' and Saturday to decide If the will said. f. San Diego. A spokesman for the GOP Coimnittee on Arrangements Legal Notice said, 'inane's is not the prob. kin, it's 1POtt. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE "'nw f ederal government can EIGHTEENTH JUDICIIL. dR. __________________________ _______________________ ____ provide all the emwgency mart, CUIT IN AND FOR MMINOLa - - At sic - . ______ * have ui - . . tl* members tin trziraporution. steps On should take to rettim library, educa tion, public in- cr iminal activity on their (urination and property. - :. - Black Power' A black man or tilaeck woman coping with all impcastbk situa tion by rearin children nd creating a strong black family in the midst of oppositions is black pm' A teacher slctdng the minds of rhikt en and expanding their , . - RSVP retired senior volunteer In another area, ccnunitlee Tr.ambrrs will review judicial P'fl). Mrs. Taarnar Braden, actions in I-.,latlon to chairman of the Cawicil, in. .--1j truduced I.k K. Suffield, the jurists aware at the need for ____ newly appointed thCtim, who stiff penalties for gave a detailed progress report ________________________ - - I. - 1 - - F' -s' oiatinns. an the vanow arms under his hartwns in a schotil societ) wiU, n interest to bla ck is bliicl p'wer. Il student getung IlL'head and soui together black A little child saved black power. A cOEZUTWfllt) that iviii s-.iuciia - - REV. J. H. LOWE, Albany, Ga., preached the comes together and speak out on the Injustices of blacks , without bombing , j other -iok'nces annrversar at serm Mzasion.ary Baptist New Mt. Cah-ar Church last Sunday. (Marva Hawkins Photos) n rn per TICKers twlptIwEver,;1tes "t, Ytulk lii Eu," trig water southward "-- rH . . . - --f rom - 11w :---t-.- "''u's,.., """ .. fl,,, IuIt'ooc'!wt. arid Ikiuiwzuh Mq1lut God ic St'i-vt" "Swing Dam Chah"L1 Exped 'W"Ild"' PaMIT19tion, WJkr'$Miracle." "Grid Will Deliver a,tun fur the Environmental InYou" arid "C) Hunt I Lrno fllrmati:m Center at Winter Jesus." ri,.., .....,, .j •s._ _._ ___. ._ Park. - - --labeled the claim: "fanU OIICFtUUfl was t.attIr." uhen the wife o the pastor. Tty' ul:Iiu,,: !lto n'rTh Mrs. Lutlua Mar-lu-i. at- ward and the Withlarcxictiev cinupuIied by let husband, nom-ftiwr'st ward and arrange act,ivibes during the month of May. ptans were discussed to Pat Nixon Honored By Teachers MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Pat Nixon. Union ffigh SztmI*s fornet business educatitur teacher, has been humors-tI b retired teachers fin' her "suunort and Itivii of the nation's 2(1 rctirt'i±. The 5"u-st Lath, curtsying to Get Awards ', MAR1LY1I-,i GORDON - ' - ""' - Lwgs ". 4 utsic fitacirsQ Corn - itI County zo..'o $ Chairman Rei - S Te Martm is pastm, T1W Presidenn, %ih 11riot acrto" h1utmi arIctonqximrd arill- k% Lit%, at r. liep" * 4c ItIr teiaolunj in = 1 omths only 4r, m4irkers %Wwilng rubbery sites. Marine tries be - , rd . -. . . lb. wse In NO! ::i A,. pm. a personal r, wills ti r'abkms1 - ond'as *sy, aox was. L A. CAID'. 91* fliC. adèeseed ____ ______ yes.-Agsr. W "W rm. Anby'. sew . COL ~. _____ ULiz FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, MAY 4. 3972 ______ RIOHTIR' - NA ( ekelk from ik. Can sp*c,f,caiiwn can be ,, Seminole Caunty. FlOrida PUDI,51, Ma, 10, 11, 1072 DID is DEPUTY CLERK ORVILLE JOHNSON III A?tr-ney for Petitioner P.O ba 277 Anemnie Lrin F -lda Pubilof: May 3. 10 *7, It, 7177 DED30 SEMINOI.E COUNTY 10*10 OF COUNTY COMMISIIO$dERs Wøt,c, of Ptp$l,c n,a,ng of Tiv Corn bc..rr' held a PUC Zoi.n t , i..c,vig to Ws'dei'b change COloninp from A I ApriCuIIurC to Cit Restricted Conmrr,.i on tht fDIIo*ing pnp,r?y qm 74 ft of snn Asa ii of west 306 t* Of SE '40' SW 4 leSs writ 2511 to' road Seclion 30 21 Further described as a of 71 Pt by ldcat,dontne.as, £0.0' Lake Pfo*eIl Pd. ft nOrth of lionel brand .40 will be 1*10.0 This PDli( theCounty Co.nmiso..r chambers of me Court Plouse. Sanford. FIa"Idi. on May 30 11 72. at 7:00 P.M. or as soon as posl.bfe eor-O 4 Coun'y Cu'nm.nvneqs Seminole County. Florida Or. Greg D'ummond Chao'man Pvbi.U. to-or 3 1972 Dr- I' I' ___ __ SEMINOLE COUNTY noaco toerositar - NTy JUDGE'S COURT ,p, SEMINDLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Si. NO osas ESTATE OF 64ENRIETTA STANSBURY. DECEASED NOTICE TO CR*DITOPS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING " 11011CC tact c i.tit Of deltOid WWS? -'Sacl.o. 1671 is 1W in otrittrig stno comal.1 tn* P&&W of no pew ofIc' c f"f ClAiffIlltni " MWW be SWWn to by ft.a 'ua.m.. his at" .at br-n.y. or the same psafi be void at 'nay ha Ea,cvir, , to &a 10 rsi r.a Wifeirf-n'eedle. stars's. F:wr*tw fiour tbea a% Sw.ftf, ot 5 a 4SaOOuhbtP,s0,s COOIdI$c.nttg $ - 1lninm phit h.v.i fun with the one YO kIT. you have poise. Show to to the MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Listening the misunderstanding between up -ass views of an associate dc you. Something comes up to pave the way for greatir Mccen for you. Take advantage of It. " May 3. 1112 DEC 34 _____________________ Sat - FICTITIOUS NAME NOT iCI lInr-ag,gpen that lam sngaga it, ,sinejs of 323 Sanfr-d Lit. Sanford. Seminole County. uriort the l.ctitiouS oem. 0' NEW, USED a. FR raiE IGHT DAM GEDFURNITUPE,Ift-,., I WWSnd'-,.et,-rt,0 wit,, Cieri 0' ?i Cl'f'v'l Court. emirw,te COuNty, Flur,da in ec.cOrd.nca with the o'vv'sra 0' ?P* Fictitious w ane S'a'v'es, To wit sss DO Flor da Stalistas 1057. S Fres .1 Ptlib' Ar-il U. Map 3. 10. *7. 1172 DEC C' EPNITITINE A w.;'(, at, 01 sold CO*WWy, to the Cvuntp lsidge f Svnincis Countv IOrida, of his cif,c, in the jfl tIi of said County at Ipitfond Pnioa. , cairsaar maine daimni, eno Shall i you gel fins b.i.fit, to who the evening. Show tet sodsl nature Is fins in Something of $ you are capable. he or she will be IF YOUR CHILD 15 BORN TODAY r,e -', 'L &ctic,n Is ?Ss C.wi 0' the Cusnty Jntpa. SSa,I,.II, County, Florlde, Is Probst, l hate 0' , ' .. LSNESYIP.F a. f w,tyc • either of you. 0.C.e$ed, Dents l*OrI - f" ew lorl".his *9*qv. or AT14winey ~ d accomp.ft m sOJ, L45a ^110"toy for astaft t; ,. ~ 14 one of those vm wise young geow i wbo comprehends what blgwtjs expect. Give iii. finest education that will .By make die b,od of "#in systems and tres,416 slitice p1XV, In this $StsN mit is lety to be much of the OI64U1ÜOIIO4 be so lett education so ther, will Prepare now for his or her late: on. ompel Vthst you make of " The -, • Ob . . , to by l Fir-i(t greg Drummone.. ,eu 73 fl,telol,n Stus unPel. they 40 flOt c your life is Larpely to YOU! olIscm for your sip for may Carroll It4ttees Individual F birtbdets and II 10 an award he gratefully Eniy, m accepted, for this performante In a TV adaptation of Ar thur MhIkr'eflroadway ploy. JtIaan ezcollenlpuiduction, which won 10:09.11:00NRC, Rod OalJety Night Serhing'. feature Bob Crane, Jo Anne medley of losing Oscar sorign have been estranged for years) Much fun In the John Astin Criline ,Any# an evil - .U JRJRIIIIIIU UJUNUR 1RUINI ---- M M MOM JJJhIR - J.IJJJJ - - - - lUll ____ 61MINA -- •------- JIll .. 1551 lelevision I onite RIRI LlIJ ___ Turns 4 II I aft AAk. -- a Deal EVENING 7:00 (2) I Dream of Jeannie (6) Truth of 2:00 (3) Days of Our Lives (6) Love Is a Many II ' II to Stick • crt '4 isOS - I- ) Paneling . • Posters to I . -. .S: i:" By POLLY CRAMER , lV_P SI wanted to know how to seep posters sticking to her paneled wells. Iu.ie double-stick (on both sides) carpet tape On mlii. and It works very well. Stick taPe around the edges In strips a bo ut eight Inches apart. (lien peel away the backing and start at the top and press to the wail where the tape Is and go on down Its length the same way. I find th is tape will hold ns'sn uni I.1 I;.1sl t a # - - ... . -- - -- ---- .-'- -- get home that the salesperson has stapled the sales slip to the bag and then right through the purchased item.- NOW SHOWING Conl From 6iols p.m. sat. a Sun. from l;39 ____ fOI' $3miSlofl. iw. ft hurts. in dhenonds. AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Where flu Heart Is (C) Password 12:30 News - N 19 ___ _____________________ And b.bu that's ColdS I.':,f'-i is) Search for - Q - ---- Tomorrow (9) Spilt Second 1:00 (3) Somerset (6) What's My Line? (9) All My Children 1:30 (2) Th ree on a Match se __________________________________________ Wednesday, May 3 WIN A Stretch, But a Cross-Ruff of hearts. This meont he had to work out a cross-ruff to collect a total of six trump tricks. He would have liked to duck the first club In hopes that the suit would be contlnued but East's deuce meant that there was a good chance that West would shift Ito a trump so South took the first club. Then he played ace of diamonds; ruffed a diamond; ace and king of hearts; rutted a heart; rutted an. other diamond; rutted an. other heart; rutted a third diamond and relaxed. ------..ta __.i East coma overruui anti lead a second trump or tIls. card. Either way South was now sure of his six trump tricks. CNIW$PAPII INTIIPPISS ASSN) South's bid of tour spades reprtsented a aliXht stretch, 173141M 11= ha opening bid was just about minimum and North's m bidding has b.t,i: .L-------.J L..A W", jump to sure epsues 1150 East South North strongly Invited a game bid i' I• , but not forced South to make 24 i v that ciii. P015 34 Pui it you are going to overbid You, South hold' you rind to know how to play VItl32 •Q117 410 hands and South cer, (italy handled this one with tail skill. - It West had opened ouw Style Vu will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite bs.,makI.jles, Pet Peeve, Poily's Problem or soisi on t• a pro a. Write Polly In care of this aewspsper. By Oswald & James Jacoby / 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squar es (6) Love of Lite up (HIWSPAPIL INTIIPIISI MiN ) TAfWW15. 6: 00 (6) News Century is \\ (9) Movies 4:30 (2) I Love Lucy perry Mason 3:00(2) DIck Van Dyke (C) Love, A merican inch (ran the comer / I\ 'W / '\ " S to Love ll:oo (2) SoI@ of the NORMA I AAjmnef., #IJflSTSUJ (6) Rom per Room (C) Movies 9:30 (6) Virginia Graham 10:00 (7) DInah's Place 10.30 (2) Concentration (6) Msrv Griffin 10:30 (C) Fashions in Sewlnq - lust enough so the bag stays clean and I can later lilA get it on my lap safely, with no fear of diii or dirt.-AGNES. (SI (9) Mike Douglas 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is when I buy someth1n like a scarf or a good-quallty necktie and discover when £ when abag setdovrn the buttons keep it off the floor " 6:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo , DEAR POLLY-I have several handbags that staid when I et them on the floor or on a counter In a store but the bottoms get FIAT BUTTONS so dirty and dusty. Finally I glued tow very hat, small buttons on the bottom of each bag, each about one A oo isi 6:13 (2) TV Cleasnuom (6) Sunshine Almanac (9) Slim Mime 6:30 (6 Sunshine Semester 6:43 (2) Sunshine Almanac (C) Florida Agri-Worlo 7:00 (2) Today (6) News (C) Bozos Big Top - .,._. Place (6) Edge of Night (1) One Lit@ tak Live MORNING DEAR POLLY-The new rug I bought for my bedroom came folded Instead of rolled and now there are several creases that do not want to lie flat. 1 -DOROTHY Dating Game *notr World S.cr (C) General Hspital 3:30 (3) R.turn to Peyton 3.00 THURSDAY DEAR POLLY and R. M.-We put hooks in the seams of our paneling and this worked like a charm. For heavier I tems, such as plates and pictures, we Used a nail made for paneling which can be bought at a building supply store, Place such a nail on the panel (not in the seam), pund it gentiy with a hammer and It will hold securely. Polly's Problem (C) N*wv*Ud Gam• 7:30 (2) DeCIOnI (6) Guiding Light (9) Dr.gniI 1:)J 12) To Till the Truth Heroes (9) Mouse V 800 (6) Carol Burnett (9) 8:30 (2) Hall of Fame 9:00 (6) Medical Center 10:00 (2) NIght Gallery (6) Mannla 11:00 171 161 (CI News 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson (6) (9) MovIes a trump and East taken his ice and played a wond trump South would have no way to collect 10 trIcks, but West made the normal lead of the king of clubs. South looked ovec the hand carefully and asked himself il --- Mvii Sell Yrs. Old. Have 1.0. Card . STARTS TOMORROW -. FRI,&SAT.NITE Midnight Show 11:06 P.M. - 'BLOODY MANIA" - SOWLUW!. SO SHOCKING -. They burn up the btacSioi a nd each othert WTVJO_LANE BLACKTOP" 011 -AND- I1RHED UflOER LuThER IeffilnCsi., _______________________ , 4)F THE GREATtST Color FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT OF AL! T1MEI , Ctcil5b iluis mmandmmis 0"4 , TODAY-1111 QUYATION lnt,sd of blddIn on. sped., your partner has Id two hiatt. over Welt a arm hdart. What do you .to pow? Answer tomorrow 114 lii sHill desi 5s.f*..oi Sass. (,afila.d _J .1 . -~~. 1(11,-- 1 11 I . the cod. word AICH. how s.i is,., iacoav MODISH kit The answer was that he is now ready. For your copy send your six trump tricks plus ($n ,7ij gig5tu Forecast (nazis. o f newspaper), Boa 629, needed IL.. •h.,.. .14. . a.4 l,, Hollywood. Calif. 90023- - 'Paint Veer Wagon" CllJItI0it'*d cater What do you do raw? A-P.... You w an t so so on fe Ii your Is gals., but is look. so ,he I m p,urtsn,que. .tion from can I make this contrw,t? Dil"s " ftt"~-'G IIi*how.S3OD.5.T. "sTarspangled Girl" Sandv Duncan .C.Ier - PlwsAIIS:N-- -. - INYWA MX11111 RORN DOW 1`01 AIR WIAM laq &I millftim 7:70 UATINI!.DALLY (ascept Sat"~ p.p.) P.O. las 409 lad. Cue, Stale., ,e. Vail, N.Y. 0I9. 1_._ ~~ to., -win of lowtol"(c/o this so sarrford ;4#,:_j - a 4 1 ________ _____--- --------- OVTt1 PH, 322-52*1 3504 5, French 2101 Fr,nth A.'e ., A WEDNESDAY POINTERS _ PAW 't"IKTAIt. THE FOUNTAIN Consequences SpI.nd&ed Thing _ IP91pe1,.mf-1 Priced ----------- 11 .1 ,1 1 1 1 ,1 ,1 1 1! 1 1 lj$on I. L] CIWIW to a small town, and sets but a well.known magazine Info trouble with his mirarulnu. writer who Paid been reported m.dktna. In '(laWi Itefi." miMing after a boating at' AeOn In a ear aeckleni erg 61691. Vie Morrow ploys thefindi hfrns V In hell writer and Elizabeth AIim 0w M*ter. not tech)' her SkohOlk brother, fl attk of the family house man who plans to murder his wlwr e they to apli oft thewife and run ciff with her mony With t1t." 1:001:30 NBC, Adam-12 furniture and their hostilities in 'House (Ilenin). Leo (lordon wrote this t'nwrgelrotn their relationship. Tucker piacs a Western cm eilaode, and conveniently in- with each other, and resper. artist who tAmp his medfrtne chided a role for himself, lie lively with their imw.deceued CLUB plays an eccentric wealthy man father. who fancies himself as an liii omateur sleuth, but only HOT manages to obstruct justice in 10:00-11:00 CBS, Mannis LUNCHEON him brings startling turn of bungling way. It hi. (11cr-un;. A SPECIALS events complicates Mannix's to the brink of tragedy, DAILY assignment. lie's hired by a 1:30-10:00 NBC, hallmark woman to rescue her brother h111 Of Fame (Rerun). "The from skid row, Turns out tws "THE VILLAGERS" A, PFTlJPPtIff1 i 'i- i' rOi :AT ctJ4 AAAMMI - MEN CFO is A- Previews 'Some IA*e It lint' and a wealthy surgeon tisother (thay Wtwiey. Forrest Tucket and 4IAfr i'Sh 71 Msiv,tt or 12 V if. of Atilt •h,hs (myth) SArtI*t'stt*me taihNI.r - "I'S 0' 9 snwmnof. CoulOir. ....i •I&. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) WIth all that work ahead of you, enthusiasm is necessary to put it r esolutely behind you sod dc-a the slate for big things ahead. Rest and restore VOW Sung. CIILTVCS lii tIi VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Accept an invitation to pleasure ezttnded c YOU,since you can put off unimportant chores to another time. Others see you in a favorable light now, so make the most of it. haIti. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Give your attention 10PreParl to importantYou have af fairs now that are most better before you become involved in $ public matter th at interests you. Show that you have ability. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Have the right answers for you others end rt ahead faster. Show .wciates th at appreciate them. lakc everything around you moss psifaci. Avoid unnecessary dutter. Be wise. ta n TacU £110 -- SAGITTARIUS (Ncv. 22 to Dec. 21) ObtaIn figures that will help you come to a better understanding with associates. Go to s business expert for the data you ne.d' Use tact with thew personsCAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Don't waste tints In going after a personal advsnccmefll that you want ant1 ,,_ gist the you can u ISWP; to who are devoted Those multiiight helpful Put more joy Into your Lie Feb. 19) You Mad to study all the AQUAUS (Jan. 21 you are to be successful with It. Do an of factors way to assist those -who coma new Find $ acute secret anglingto you for help. 4nl- - encounter. hav, by filing lie 0' 104 PUbS IC tiormne will be bent In '10130 $1150 I50" veid. Wie County Commission Cheos.,i S. Aeti. 'i. wtit. 01 Itt Cpw' MD5,, Sartlrd, 44 ado Wslskrsfoq (.14 fio',1i., 0" Ma-' ). ,r • 0' ins 0' p pe., - 0% 1"'n 11vt,"Olki, ft ERNEITINE A. vigroqljr Possible. Oeerasod IR - ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Contact those persons who can be most helpful In backing your psI prolect sr4 get desIred g"iti quickly. Engage In civic work that brings you the prestige you want. He wise. a plan to wait out TAURUS (Apt. 2010 May 20) You which can be best accosnPllahrd with the aid of Persons with practical ideas. Make good use of them. Avoid the limelight tonight. Rest is mare GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You must put big plans aside -- ' n..eeo YilClSl.ten,.00 Pr-srss Macag Netter of Peblit Heari,ip Ciawns an Deinaris Agaut Said The board of cownty Cam aststv: mu,rems of $t"'t Coa'! *lilt. Yu aid oth 0' ,'w are h.roby heidi p,,tui,c biting to co,na 'V'it 30 nc reou,ved t present any Mange COtoning t,. a; ciarn and demands p"-a .. - a re can be utilized wisely by putting yourself In an authority, the government, civic, or whatever vocational Lctivities OF COUNTY COMlISSIONUS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Agriculture to M 1 G.nerai in d.,s'r,ai Di' ii.i fv1t.g drs',t.nt SAID ESTATI P.e',Dy r-ot?w ou .ø tact o4 yu.j All met r-m of ft.. foUoring tl4.ed and IsOutrad file clams and dmnds which you- or tracts Pi'eW,tiV 70010 A I Tract I. N %4 Of th SE '4 of entlOr of yNa.mavP,avelgadisII.*0 estat, in the Wf iC Hen. Section ir- ,. *ter mitRal. rithutis.iiir freinc of mind Let this COnhiflUe 10 OULUOS In Positions ° affairs. especiall y when meeting individuals -- -It's an unfair tacLic." said Washingtitin'ittimediately al- it was 1heir fir " st 'aAlm letme . GENF-RAL TENDENCIES: Today's activities NOT,CE he &M engaged 722. Son'or. Fla Un; County. lorira saesr it,, OCIfOuS I5'5fli• f _ BRAII"$TORu PRODUCTs. an Intend to ragiwer said 'same rim it.. dirts 0' me cw Court. $rtnl'Oe Cunty, Fonda in occrnc. wim 'ne of me cicin Name Stolutes. To wis $tlIon pa Fioi'iø. S?ofjtn its, S IrsO; otwi boos some reader can help me solve this problem. . a.nitwr E 5.cSwtth Liner G as Chrrsatovreeh io'n.uss ' tv chart the nxnvv~ nai-thcentritlFImlda believe the Jima secretary. C-annie Stuart. '"1't' caught and p nient of auto d batri304 toW L ' Little Miss Cheryle KnJIht itpprutfmtt on wi.'uld give f cuud Two were sent to prison its. The on other-, the team, a P .O. b on -rd 5ectr1 service .ngenf. for Twente-nuir were given coet*'ated hez sixth birthday Cm Mets' the ins ended canal the plainclothes of and a worn- Wnoer Pr5, the' ceremoni. and returned it, I...... r......... -• L i_.._.. ,. o4uwnuux W Wn .- e.gb a-= .. Mrs. Evelyn Clark and the Zion be aimed at tie' Hnust' ApprD- of ins ixfe.lrcaflylwv, followed HOW Church wilhts ID thank prialions Corninitter which IVEM lien' many friends Ice- helping mi:ts this tuimth bee beat the right spot ahead of DIBLI\ 'AP i - I tji raise over 1701) in this $300.000fundli*g Cd. studs of the proud rif 0wn" time Mrs. Ntstn iaugtit in Whittier. 1(1 months of last sear there In an office whose walls are program Mr. Hamlin McDade t- iaJ's effects -al. ur, 1thtt-ad-r ni:l.ln.i(II!! -.-u-b mips dotted with 4itarterl o! Me SZ10 niflilion ,den!L in tti,~ 1,-Ist ___ CONMZNTL4L TO D. IL IN L Ira N yft bM 00 a& COO flit (5.011 obtained of Region IV Crime Laliorator, be in a envelop. pIanIy ma'k.d on the ou?sid. "b'o for Lair-air -v l airumenl's 505 will is openss on 7t.jr4ay, May ta. tnt., ii si A.M.. or as soon as possible th.r.ufler. in the *"Ott 09 j?llt F °'01& ,I&lW 0' Seminole County. FIr-*0o The rt is reserved to waive any IrropularItles e tectwecaIItqs ft bibs. or to rt,,r1 any or alt 11*05 DteO tt,ts 11' 00y of may. 1072 Iv order 01 .1000 1 ,, 0T." - [4 1, I" 1%,,",, Further •• . Ct mull bt capabl, of •utOmatic WITNESS my Iia,.g COO sosi set a l-4SwIC?t cor0 lD..'Th Or may 1st. 1q72 ..o' w '"'' wri _ al analviiis suff Their Job to pick the trends in area rubbervi and help the PC- ___ - waulu not change the direction ews in a hotel ballroom, ac- 1'1 sNTICIP4TE CRIMF. This choir loeir4 hirought to of ans. fkm... cepted a plague Ir= officusla of A new Rio Scout troop Wild DALLAS I APi - Martit,if Sanford was the idea Of Mrs. Othr-r conservationists the National Retired Teacf.ers Cub Scout pack are being 0' Iltl flsI.c* Two erp1i 0' sect. for- McGee spends her time plotting 0' kIt WIOI( County. at Isis it, in Section 162121. Willie Turk, a member of the charged the bwnper sticker AMO&IILII Tract I NE me sw so daim med in tie -i'eit.-r area. crime for the Dallas Pullet Da- se COUM "WWI" Sai0w FiorjØa. choir, who is formerly of r-a's'p'lgr was an effiri to dupe of and or lamni ofs.0 sa in ositil.. within SU ci..w montts tr.m me Section 162)30 •y," said Mrs. ?,ixon, 1 Anyone i Leres1e may contact lsaflst.I• lOeet.c. of resmaiw. Satiford. where she is knowo to Out44tx* co 1he I Iry "I"Vion Do this Tfs" a. Ille kil of W* oitr %~ 0 1110111 001111 0 lot 66*fts of tne . She's one of a team of three only taught Inr low yearx, but Jim Turner at gU4127. w~ wmtr four of the Lmst yearb DEAR iwz You've dus. K. fl17 well. fl.abs - P"5'°' IA Risinwitat to ci s,,i, cam ,neccat or, IPW foI*Oasng 0,trlhd 11y: B.gdv'unQ 12S7- II south $4301 ft East of ttse north %4 of SW ban 1 21$_ 30E ThIOCI norm is e.rs W E WOift tOI'Th '4 9'•' *%t ISOft North iSde9r.es ii East 31011 South Mdgrees 43 AS it IOuThorOsgr.es U* AS" (MI 3Siii it wi aiin Mni iris itt utIlity easement along North soOOary dine if 11w', is an e*411n, airmeflI. e55 IhO? portion Itample I"C&PWI.14 KII This I" 111.1 11 I "I 1"111 ?0al,ofom,.eter - 10 esjoy husbsn' now, for tomomTew they may not be burn. NAVY wmr: NOIWOtZ, VA. Fiord. iquor " ____ ___ ____ ___ women ___ canwatani, wIth Th Pr-SM Elmer Model 305 Atonit Absorption "'3 1v (71 300 Wall lilt, wsespe Cub Scout Pack l, span. sored by Ascension Lu theran ('hurc-n, Casoelberry, held their Pack meeting on April 34. The fdllowmg by renewed The uuiurd&: Greg Curtis, John Trinity Preparatory School Cronin. Jeff McElmurv, Jeff campus. '1 urnes', Kemp Anderson. 'Forge Several weeks after Day was Hiruojosa, Var: Lutru:. Kell killed, the Store manager, Gordon. Frank Moilica, Marvin Walter Baron., was abducted ScIp, Ton: Bland. Jeff Butt- from his htris.' it ermtinint and !liii..:, 1i:: I.sut!y. itin Steidley. Danny Callum. Joey who reportedly warned Bai'øn. Binigrd. hlari Drury. John he would be killed if he I)uncan, Terry- Hobbs. .Juey disclosed the robbery toanyaw. Fox. John Wtiitesell and The investigation of the , Sletihen ,, ,,,, The Webelun liens will have a same suspects as the accused Fiitit'r.San (.u:npout in Ma killer,, of Dii On Awil 29 Pack 237 gave out ecausewetiavesoUUIe. Please remind these complskthtg Nohc, of Pi,bIac N.ari . 2 manager. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS enti - •-_ 101W (II mo-o ICVOPIIn9 Dofvn ABC - $0 Onion rveula'ori Casselberry 1)SIA.R ARH% I ne ver miss voor COIWIUI because its aavs tllama that mike mine ssom minor. touched $ suwitise asne.! a Th. otier day, referrIng to the lady wtis a*$.iIned beca her )bSnd Ignored her and watched upsets ontilsilisa3 ~_. Where does she get the nerve to complain about a th like that' At less' her husband Is home to cotne tO .--- : Ahoy, Fm a Navy wife, and Ut. all Navy wives, I a a husband is gone ItiSNt six1110Ig = out of the !ear. Fm not complaining. W ' ' ti.e fairly good to ta. qw L.0 'U "• * I don't P&TtWWU17 pY to do I ,tj wants U that's what he when my tisa,i is home, ___ 51 at his f.st and knit or aoclait for ow kids. I dos't waits er doing be,.i.Mtlt. I don't $( sr ow pudoes Urns togeth he's my. When ______ he leaves lbs house, I if-. complain if ng L--rm not saying air marriage Is perfect We hII . SaMINIOLE COUNTV @"eD of County Lawrence. Dick plays the Price' George C Scott won doIekenI in 'l'ea and and 36 Counifire ii Iry i Sympathy" (Carol lakes the a aup.nrtlng ncli'q $,mny for Joan Fnntaloe role), cml Steve the late David hint. a, 11* in aging, Pasit .irusI.'i furnIture is 41 r iflløp.hIlna "Rurniel Boulevard" as Carol dealer, and YIchtler Cook for portrays the lading movie best illrection. VIC 4"o queen.11wre'astaoatiikeoffon policeman who meets his _____ tice _________________ ø $IVOIflOit ________ F-____ _- . The $ord 1:00.9100 CDL The Carol Ihirneti Show (Rerun), Carol apoofs the Occarswith the aid o( Dick Martin and Steve NIi C tin ii Snrlly 301116C44 1'As'. 3L.soul TV 7tm Highlights JN M 650N E 061 m, ,mmm mm DEAR UP: .c e.sld meet. Legal tvri •, ' ________________________ _______________________ '*'sø. , - Pofo.in imprisonment by Circuit Judge JOhnsOn Jr. The state cd charges of robbery, use of a firearm in comniiza&cm of a felony and kidnaping. Perkins and Michael Whalen, 34, Orlando, who faces trial in June, were c harged with stabbing Day sever times In hit chest after he was forced 10 hand over a large sum of money to his killers before the y him to a remote P° 1e'' Cub Scouts ctmverittorl. sang 'Only a Look" lim .0. Gets LI i fje In Prison • 'or OIssIution of U.S lltt South .00 Writ Mairhatt*ri f 11.0 against you. $emino,a Blvd, NorTh of Suneel NOTICE FOR lIDS and you are rrQutreO ?ow's'ea copy hivO This pueIi hCl109 will be bent in The Reg ion IV Crème ae$ory CO yOU? written Orirnas 1$ ny. to it will rSCO,Ve _L at m, nt.c, f on Orville Jotowon lii. A'tor-ney for the County Cotnnissian Chambers i.rItt .io'n I Polo.. Oi North Pau'i the eli,.vn... wPwseoa -vsI,s P' U of the Court HDUSC, Sanford, $os 217. AitomOnt, Sprnps. FIor,a. on May 30. 17L at 7 Avenue. lniord. Flor0a up to s • er tiT11 orEQIC v 17. 3'' PN' or as soon tIw'seft.r as with "W p..- of the bOnt styled Possible. me ntuoww __ _ betore ft* d day 0' swp COurt on or > Board nt Camty I. "71. a l 11101" ftr Pio-El Gas Chromatopreph with map be entered against you for the '005 __ Seminole Cnty. - Perkinswas sentenced to We the Florida I)efendet-s (if the Environment. "The - wouldn't d't distribute tiitt.0 stickers Florida. But it. Washington. tbr-' might actually mislead ii cungres.cman into Dunking the Evergiaties woulo benefit" - -- be heid an Upe Semole Junior campus DU WINTER PARK. Fla. MISupporters of the long-stalled C1'UIJS Florida Barge C-trial have nwunte-tofrr* bumper sticker canipa,gn in the na tion 's c-apilid. "&I!,t Lbs Evtii,iad,'s-euz. plele tie Cross-florida Cana l." proclaim stickers carted In %ashmgum In. th e Jeksom'il1e Chanitier of Conunerce. Parker, research dirertorfortIwchamber. aid0w canal, hafteti cure January 197(1 y pretuclentuil order, could uunui L90 Fuhon Thiyei' Patina, with the Seminole Ministerial Sit er- A,OI,uC Asor Association and rrpr tat1ves Orlando, pleaded guilty to S Oeit (i) 110110* CinPiOdt warmup 0! Rt'tfrtd Amer-ica Inc., lii the cirges Of firSt IfTrie inlfl'd suuply. capabl, o. tabbing immediate future. Tentative in the Dec. S On. II) Dm$erwrr Bacaprounc plant lirv fur both meetings j ni Richard Franklin Das, co"eclof for Perk,r, timer model Canal Wins Favor I Murderer was -----discussed and an action cornmittee consisting of Anita Harrow, William Gordon and David Ehiert was -- ,.# ----i bicycla parted in from and an the lawn, Titey keep their shades drawn so you can't an what's going on Inside b.I Pthev ''t.must be tN or "J the awr'rv7 ., -V to no We ca lled the polk-. department and they ukod If we % anted to cheges' They saki unl'eai 11w u-pee hiwkng some la w U.'e was notitJng they could de. Ahoy, them wrIthes are wrecking our property valise I t:ow can we Insjwosw the quali ty of this ouct-reepectabts "' COMM. FLORIDA power you could conceive ii but CASE ri-Sit problem areas r them garding they can't provide policemen ad on IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF violatunn of cltru and trespass tie meet csrnstautinnally," he GEORGE 1)1 L A U C. 141 F P laws which require special said. husband. a ' MACCu MAE attention; keep other ain said ft add- otauosru. ..to kOTICt OF SUIT grw advised of the shaiffs woui to cane MAGGIE MAE ozierns with respect 'ii. from the state. Dii. AUG P411 P Residence TtIt SerninoL County councn forcement procedures and *now, 0: Aging heard reports from assist in alerting wuwa Cd --. They mint be running some sort of b.i.lrw.sa or a club. 4Jflj. " ' -"' s- DEAR ABBY: About fourmmhe.to,th.botaisacrsss Ctt4 was to a father and on -or so we thsogtit We later earned It was an ol& man about S and fe" about 34. F* IPCCtable netShborbood beta this "olif -~- - '. s III Von P'.n.rh'snls - compatty. Men who look like women, and womm who look ._~pghke nmt, blattka, wtdtn, Indians. and yesterday I even saw ' .,, .lII linwsflSy - • by Florida Citrus Mutual and the same sue. can Ret the m" the organizations' fruit weHall is an avowed auppirier "Constitutional history Imotection division lwad'-d bY inviting the Republicans but makes It clear not only that Larry Thozrcuon several weeks ago the eommls- multimember districts are Named by Polk were Ed H. slouvoted4.3toaithholdthebid permisuble under the Florida - -i a I 1 000 or more unifrmed police, said Ca) Manager p TAI,L1sHASSEI... M. A) I Clifford 0'-hey. The number framers _.I t5. i' 0115f las xrtShcs:n got tuuoo had wanted e i ther srnletorc'rm people we - Att Gen. lrs !'r' 1'1n: h tv hcr o b& 1" here a tnsuflictent to do the job supporting the Legislature's time'rnber dtsthcts, Shcvin said, plan, "it is reasonable to incude e are being asked to i eapportionment 14A" if in th_ thcy v ';v d late Thesdas, O'Er-v was re- every respect the easily understood language ported still bargaining with the The attorney general com- wotniousyflttedfarthe task." law Enforcement Assistance mented in a rrpl brief filed Turning to the contention ces'Administration which only with the Florida Supreme Court eral districts were gerzmanSaturday approved a S5(1,000 to answer pposlWm to the plan dered to disriimthate against ,mnt to beef up wcurit raised at a hearini. a aeck ao bl-icks.. Shesm said the nian O'Kesr said he would -pp' The states highest court has "was 4,-pwn without regari to the Aug. 21-34 co,wenthm for until a week from Friday to de- race-in a 'color blind" manMiami Beach unless an agr- ride whether the plan for a 40- net" zoent could be reached for "an member Senate of one-to-three "flecause (they) are highly W -oved level of law enforce- member districts and 1-mem- concentrated on 'one side of a imla O!I --S ber h1c- ci' ui I: ono-tr'-c S 1111 1 line d .TN nit rotce a precumpround-the-clock dut." her districts is constitutional, lion of racial gerrymandering" "I want back-up people in Shevin urged the court to he said. caw a huig happens, too," make short shrift of State Sen. Slwvin said some fault could said Mayor Chuck Hall, "but I William Barrow's argument be found with every district but ,don't believe than armed camp.that the Florida Constitution the o verall plan is con "'" Church family raised over 54,000 In their annual rib. "Caine', M er TS fl i roL u " P and E E. LisFair, Aruiowcements were given by Ulysses Brown, clerk of the church,, The acknowledgement of visitors was given by 5. T. Muller Words of apprecia tion by chairman, E. L Blark'}wart' f llakjr.s - was ?'sanw," •II - C h apel AS.L Virgi l £fl - Call to diaciplcshie given by Rev. .unes. The ofleruxial was taken by DC McCoy. Jessie Smith. Woodrow Pope .1 ,- cui - ,.. / . a member a 2ii. zepnen AMP. Church. He is well knowi, throughout the black cornsnunfly where he endeavors to help ima'nve ii ii&," '"All Rail the power I -u;;-'-- -- = --_,-..- - t High Court Studies onment or ...iP ,,, I4WII4M. I0M.H w _ . hers late Tues&:, showed one ftrrn~y against, thrire casditim. aIt agaInst. two in fa vor and one undraded. "I'm holding out for 5W .- . . . -_ _ . . - -=.'...- 11w The following selethons were rendered ttv the choir, "The God of Miracles," "Walk On." 'Wiiat the Lord Had Done for - ~ ____ hulL) iTI cpokt t( U nut o' h soul it lit spokt Irvin the Bitic and from the general We of a black man Ha-tins. Is from Leesburg where he works in commun1t and with OEO He is Mrs. Ii Johnson. ~ - Wilsan O for a Closer Zion Hope Missionary' Baptist Church presented the Senior chnir 0! Mount Olive M'ufl:ptuit c't-ui U! 4 i is. in Its second spring lusicale. Mrs. Victoria \ uctiulso was director and lirv. & T. Martin pastor. Processional, "Soldiers In the Army." with soloIsts hiri Bett Uzirrison and Mrs Billie ' Atiittaker Psalm, Mrs Aniiirnta 'artsraugti; "Thtl.vrd's Prayer." Mrs. Dorothy .J'iluismi "Lilt Up Vain' Hearts' uam sung by tie choir, wi th Miloisis William Peterson and __ eea4taI 33FkiriI ____ the Sports Arena - ________ It Athenian IL and lIen-wation difficulties at .. - - - -- Page, Orlando. Thought for Today. - - :.kr: The Tr'Th'-:mr. )y 1u-rr., Richard Evans. The benevolent Petterson, Angela Delaneri. The " - ,.s given b3 Willie Ashley Jr Moore. Jemanir I.awsnn Tie invocation was tJ fl Trendese Holloway, Samuel ç Jcn. 'Flie responsive Bedding Jr., Stephanie reading was led b Steward Valerie flrI%fi(-d Toni C. - ;.. :- 7- Miecuon, g - .. 1 -'5' . the rmnmun.t helped with the Miller Juan "wwkirk '- a a . lilt wants to anatph t1 y • zma maintain order c4inose Miami Beach w0414 (P awi ñnnnIrat's i. nlsoha'.'e the ad*ntarc of *1. to flock to the resort ready operable facilities -a • p C!I! where Republicans en. srip Jul 10-14 and stay over large part of the di" J') th countered financial troubles until August ii the Republicans San riie .o s sports xena mi - - • .. B AW ii - i l?IkdI1!?Pt ¶ui . - . - _____________ t vote 11 - I It it j. 06 u ai.rstks it-'i hbors ir use £ - Askewp4pral1San. Beach. Miami Reach ofisetMe told other $I0(1()0 Republicans, should they Miami Beach CR, Council Axkcis, earlier they noe,ded 5,0W -1 - Draw Ior the day was 'Man Thaw enjaOng the fun it e:c -Sen-ing as a Beacon Light in Beverly Harvet. CoppiIA 719z Generation."Manly men of Jacksok I Michael Lawiton,7,M. f _.._-.: ll ---Ia ___ muw s - &'(LA I LI and seeking additumsl federal assistance for securlts p ;R ie; .-. F4ward t'iO. flXt in Miami Rh. t.. MIAMI REACH LAp, -On However, Tutida ThcMiamtBeachTtuttstt)ehourfroiishøwdownvotenn Reubin Askew postponed a a bid for the p.thcn SIaLp Cab*r.eI to elopment AsSociation ha ,iqtJt-st ttonalCoiwriittan,Miamtlkach lend 40(1 state troopers and 11tO1t5dthe(',)P$100,000t*1 ' - - ; -.•P• )LH.Jwkaun 41W.Oins trtiirIa9 ,._FL11J ".I . I .a . _____ 'ti,1 b%,7 I I t qApIJtei .11. p l• p .,VLa . ;(YuIs4. wea.,, 11r',il - - HM. I.si Success ,..lII,I , !k': On GOP Confab jr.arjl •1 -i J 11-I ______• r ~mI ).hk I - F Wednesday, May 3, I917Yfl The Sanford Herald ZTfl xrry - - - ______________ - �- — __________ _____________ _______ BA _____ A r- p - _____ . ~ - ~-~ _:4;" 1-0 ~~ r i -: •VIP4flj ••••4• - 111111!^ -- F I '\ I . Ipj / 79 1 - DTed PhOM ItMI '\ tI%;B%AI III %fl / I __ %•, Ul .•___-1 I be cs - a-' - - - _______________ iuscsu.*'s po , i.irt iom.cchitdCi ffi Will I I - 1~ t ~ *?1CllLj 6r=- -110LIZ, Z. , ,--- . ~ ! -, _ "4t M.ctl.$cwI?Pbpband IO&p ,owo,i i 23 Attu t% Tfvfn IV bAr 114W rertitst"I Female Help -rwpol.ja'r . ( ,:~" ~ : i , . i I' a., VIAL-A-DEVOT1,04111 I "' , ; .- . I -- 71 11MAK . Or"C ': It, anr tape, to T%o sainwily 4TOI -- -' •. J-i I -~ : - -' a L •'• - I (11 '\4 - H - r•- - - pS ,, - THE BADGE ' --~t Li ,••(• _; - • .i. 1-----=,* ,Jj -- 'j7_ %.w'e __ 4; -, -r - - tll~' L " : ~ -' -ft-O.. GPJYS •. SANGASOO - __- A. . 7",~--1 A11111111 -- ff li i P'ei.wO itISOws Ch0VU.r. • art w..ftl 3rn* - Ie-.-, - I ~~ 757 I -- .. 'r ___t-_ -_ I - 's 4) BEEBE, VrE 'RE t A 9:.-., 1emitSbB p. \. Co.. siroulffitaftly 3D -Z &--Financia l wam Wes at I -- — F E E, -I ALITO - - FOREVER I !I I HowTilIs - -. * ~.?9 . !S Itonot 'I..-. A. I CpPbP,aI I ter I 1 - 11, . -- I 35-Income Pyp,y - Apply I ,,< silo 110016 I' -I- bilfww" _ - Gr-7 ano I ^PPIV fI ~, U-Sr?s Equipment ' _x _________ ' - _____ -3 -4~ -t - - 4 • . Qr-,, )POI ' 1~-- ,---, ~-- , (iuiivf era. mbirr.OrtaridoWPONORL$ 1914 #- r"ilil 371401 i NICE r - fire belfrom 2 bat%. family rem, ,-.; - 3' C, . 1 0"-. Af At - - 1; - fireplace, Control bit. taroll' firmiced I W r 10 (T..-' - - - E - AAA EM I UP ØVØQTfl pfl rr*,ds p**,I ao rvpat Cp,içe ,ar *j Ternm I I i Nom Livills, 9" 40L I bkN* "n WW wro,c CooS PIr.v,C In lwTftn to I Oflic, Equipment S*—Ma..hmerp - .1 !, --. - - 42—Llvesto \ t'uj And Poultry - PHANTOM ~. ~ - ~ It ( .I V - ~L- - 6 ,..- - 'I .- -, y In SWI I& - . I 4 "Clibiday .. 'i - . ;~ . I 11111111ir I 1: p7- toad service, p , T, IT spomo.m.-. a, - '-'- - ~ -'. ~, : **.* 11 A*- 1111 , MCKL. 5c" I --. =i! - - 4 - - vinyl cann for tPO roof o6 the 0, ~f,i So wft 6or, I , - Inleilm vinyl film and ,,, p The Little Driller With The fti SANFORD JIM LASH DOOOE TRUCKS PLYMOUTH lifolty. 11-92, Sanfof d 372r 10;5 - Orlando 641 IVA Poultr ____________________ ¶40(1 I P U II P, . ii __________________________________________ -- -- - - ^r1 ce-rd , without AKC. - H E SHOPPERS -~ -W 0 of " Animal up , )el e -. 1~-- - SU09111141111, 32313 __ - - J,j (Ir' 1 Mob, home, 157) modI less man 3.000 miteS. LitRe ditCOunt. Havi tos.tIC.lI-fl34M5 CASN3flOIJ1 ~, . uS a. S4 Equipment For Rent -- :- 73 Motorcycles And Scooters - ------- HELP AMOUI RECtPE. Aoopv 1SM 1 IC' (17421 YOU CUll ioa, ARE Call WWI HERE =3611 TO fir S"Aw a . owes his success him 00 - rz!ra nice 3 Dodtt' 2 bi??i LaSt MaIP - 3 bedroom. I bOTh. mane tre.. - ExiClusIve - 4 Lac" Arbor I I. II — —,-------------- (Tfl - " . I Lfl('c,$ had turned Grocious 3 bedroom MIyI$W I'I bafli%. 3 Poles. to 6 -- /-1 '4 '.. - - Childhood " , .-' Ll '.LShiil rsplanatlun In 7 , "° P $ainifo part i•ned love for . - -' , 1 i . -, the most convenient and , ~~ l. up to date way to solve every problem. SHOP THE EASY WAYS 4 The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Seirve You I - Eating Place Air Conditioning— zsrsya ____ A SPECIAL—] bedroom. fvlly .1 5041,40111110 Park SA."N 00 Call 1131 ~ Mftt in frilam, h4p, clairs ntay uhijk true ' 10% Or CI their pretititis moral Ii habits? -- as , L - Soirjii-s - b (Jp ed if be- knew I had had - -, flU n it may a1w cim-A. - a j)rrmanenth hap- - Fi - lot luin but I . ç, tJ - '-'S S.UbUitu.uuus to oath beifatlier izuriti cd by or at stictivie staritled a Wbou 9 00 A.M. t U NOON ic was -Npw. as I fl — I ~~Ai- Faulty in hervirs, 1fl&biIth lana Mo-.l WqPwI?r $404?" It ic.ong Wr WinCheSter Homes of Fla Par ri a Og Sitio, fnirovqtwo~l . S . Orla ndo A ve. I SANFORD 151 ' Viii Trade Can, 0011$. la's. IiQ4,%e,, btJrnlvrS. live I'OD. •erptOnii rOsa LOOP'S II keimoi. WaiPi.r ill i miG 01 90 0`4 At. POIZIG PCUMO$NG 121 mi I. , I TV" "' '"t , -'o' 'vine 1, 71 11) - -Q*OI?. "ANDY %5 0011, 145 b0r - ------- -3 i,.' ej C.111 1717 :i __________ lies APPLIANCE SERVICE Wmers L Oryfors 372 Oil Chain L nk 1, Fart" Foxiono. *@#*:I STEREO Cte Modal with AM FM ',atnut finish, under warranty - - I I ______________________ P$jjn $fl?.uII'n ANrOW0 •. CO9b'.I?n Ft-ICC Conip.ani. 1002 5 S.sribOfd Ayflu '• - i' :4-I- . ,,, __, S ci F Money mesa f0dati' l Slitapper s OU40 fair 122 il)iia when s hopping for your 22 andtourourlargesei.ctlon o the finest Mobile Homes VINDALE Auto Insuronce . • $4,-1 . Ta ; r call. I. _a 171 IOu 73? III? 11, "111 P 1. Ii - •. •• . 4••• !2t 1 11 , I - A;mnirn srovsstoor wffiE'II P.r.I. . j. 1. h k'' IL-crt SIP'S lid. 333 4t ',.l% I IV in Newt 'ft I-flIltaillort Call Bud. 311 00%1 . Como,*fw eactir-jo warot. a u n d r_ - ./ ' I nplafl,,3 Ca -- .. :'- ______________ allivored and fully lattalted. Automotive Service 2611 $ 5495ocj Ii n I ri -. cs U .. - -- - - Move in 3lSlSOrI 3151 S. Orlando Ceramics filiffing and raised for in a Silmne vow ,11 love is of SO suridAll Jill -'Ill "Motorist Village. Take oft@ Shoff drive too$ 9 CHAIN 0a la ." h.I'* ua - 33? a'?' N - A 1-d It dA I 1111 31OM.,vo'a A.i LINK FENCE &tot# 110fid 4,34 L ' e ' L e l located on 1- I milips figly Your Direct 04~1:j1 11ta I5 , DO IT YOURfELF MATERIALS AT LOW-kOW PRICES AT V - - --- - JOIN THLESHOPPER'S GUIDE , , , THEHERALD'S OfUWift 2VI46M, Ir -- ~ P41f.0 A LARC ' ;vrs IIt.IILLL MOBILE HOME SALES COGURN fENCE CO. •l 311 SItS 1111&_ —_—I----- 5 Uays 21 Days 13 Wks. so- X 14415 IA 1,0of It I - " i:: DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES ii - 11P4P.CLS Ba C CABIN[ PS OR ROOM ADD COGGIN$ MILLERS ______________________ aCC I1 tor s'tI bd I Pet Care SI P41AWIU GLASSI PAIN? CO •. p.3t pi i -- TELEVISION SETS$2SUP Village, M' . Failed sit0i". C;ty Willow I sanfeted Z124413 SPIOPPU WS GUIDE ICr as low as 15 a ,ntli) (at 1337511 and all Ic' in." *Jnl ad ,.tOl Podip (j I I 3351 S. OtlandoAve. Rt 17.92, SANFORD !action a,-trant lot or LaO.a ' hj2j=AS #I W bow my ". I bliffany f4 as if """ "us A-- wald sw a" W km s-A`tk% I CAllerrisisit lieu (A- F-AOV Home Improvements A Irlerv:11y. courteous Ad Visor mi.. — Ad brine fast no re%i3l5 pots Wi JUSt dial 373 241) • Winchester Homes of Fla. Winchester Homes of FIa. Ws & Acratago ~ kwk blaa ca t&&' that $ i ,Ys_a to I-_lu 371 0557. N P@vmtnls 01 St. call service dial COOC ScpV,,ii Low 7 too.r s..r rv ftevirt, livea Marv-# 1n4j .1'1 parts. Servicl. Winchester Homes of Fla. FURNISHED- arpeva 1111=:~ AY#AtP, dl?. Ind 'l'0rt01) iiI 1110?i ?II --,---- WINCHESTER bft 'ful Wt-. Ili,&&% L Ito", ;. ()I I IONiNt. . 1 610 1, I Or,- h Zo small ... ripalool~ roleowatiod- 32:3411w, ,- Sell tPiI'n QICkIV tI% iPIhaHflaa;d Want Ad by caling )fl 3011 Ifli O?.L.ncJ for 4 fliigI Ad FIlL I In,- I, A&ipIan(rt SAW OW() ri Li TIIIC COMPANY a . -SWAFO TRADE" I e.at P " Twity, — __________________ S$A 1-louseno__-__ ld Goods Sauls Agency -- A..- Bldg III. Sanford Airport ID ISSS NO CASH NEEDED 14540t11 S9 VICE LAL LI7IOm vr*'Vb 1111 OU D'd vov dl, S - 701 Orlando Of Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. 17-92, SANFORD -------- _ CI SERVICE. titic ~ 1 70 1 %fia;reti A. . E HILLCREST M . .. ', • ""s Winchester Homes of Fla. - I -I WILSON MAtER FURNITURE but - 5,11 trade 311 1St Itt St 333 5473 Refrigerator 3 Ms?*s Old 12 3 b,d,ocmi 31 COIl and blloe—t.G* manly arid move in boa, . PA bm P-"party bg ZINY make their we;= in a `%An~- pound mW ow dmm = the Later ..- c stranger May eel LMM tin* emoticlual eff"Icts dw ' triger"a sude.m ditilimri O1Xi 'DEMONSTRATORS" )Vt,! I'Millimitin -111 VOwIl l 2birdj 841h WI.4O(P.QUA(IFYUNDERNrV. 161relwWAvit, Oil Burner Ofoaletr and Tank. G MONE Y" 01450 --- W~ - that eity would ne-?r 5obetoo&me toaDriveIn 1*1 ma eaii C A Al . ' :3 11I) it?# Garrison Drive. 3711411. 7-92, SANFORD 3151 S. Orlando Ave. 7-92, SANFORD I4.qM1. Simiavs £ i.ot.Iavs Call 371 4435 736124 377 1110 sour 0- .ptm,Ir, call Carl Hart. t ll arrangements. *22 3151 S. Orlando Ave.• ntenti at Winchester Homes Of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI 17 92 SANFORD I fiu&W invittild tot to hav: a groun& no,. be difirzirrit strun gerjgjj pew Winchester Homes of Fla. Stenstrom • 1 I Winchester Homes of Fla. % Oprik All Cosy IE very Satu,fola) ' Tlu" ' create - Its yourlil Quick Ap. it-oval 100 Floor Pl.v*-l00 Color sc,i,m,, Small money arse move n today. "BIG BEAUTIFUL" par day SGAI~DENCENTER VV000RUI r Money to Loan CortitecO-dal-wit Loans w9 tel SJAIX *- - %-ARV L^NO I Wit Oktflf It I -v CARROLLS FURNITURE. Nelwn % I to .da 11101,ft "ONE HOUR" Set up in 4111 obi arid friOCri 1un*a'oo - Nc, 2 bedroom. Ps Sharnpoomor for only So Mobile Homes 34 - - WANTED - 4 bo&clom. I bath, The following bus nessel r are list ed f convenience,Permanent residents and newcomers w ill find this director d . ,. - -- I_i'AIdt (0 For Sale - - - - --- - - began.1 can't explain what- intoxicated b hquur. thIIUL Iut lOs-c-at-first-sight made inc ac fxjI- I iter drank a drop. occur . . -Dr- Crane, 'A-hw 1% th' s tiu~-. -VIM it TrAlh- is predli-Fcw I am TM11V W 10'.-C elmotiottlill intaxicaticm in fact I as-c wearing his fraternity - rw ptayWoufid 131.aSO . ile m utual ,W. bitli 1011 C44b3itIIV'1d often z i-trangim. .11 "p DPd'DO' emotional the this h%wtIC ual attractiun to a total \# .'.'Vi -;.-J'7 - badrilicim. I ballit S27,7010 Psit R.091 - EacIutIvt - FOR EVERYONE! lik: getting some. " lurniolhord Corripic"ttify 10VIlrobilop - Eviclusive - Rownvori.Offartao Phone toil fret Mobile Homes V OUR ADTAKEPS - I / mu in AVVIT rental to*ord purchase Cl,t(k ob.th George Slw&rt. III E 3-i .............. I---.-- -I Fl , Isar Yarnaria. Sir icily Trail MACHIN*S Rent a aOoio - ~- RENTABED RC18 . Bob btUt CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE ex rectecf of , 34 GUIDE - I - La", L.....o.-.. -He -. Ovoin f4th flirdt, Anift'181%. 1 Al "Y of.--.-.. - Ch1hubhuss. Male. tamale, with - 373 $I C Call - wpwn Pie ce —(iOuIlve—Lo,*lv 3 bndCOOm. 3 bath Pool 150.000 5, i - Aill.a.v, r.,ii.9grit. A&NYED / tw bath Alff"I fww W9.500 - Sc ,ir ., Thom Today At --- -- — . 1 — Alonfloof view 3 bodi am . 2 V.100 ~I --Ci % 011,il e"9 1 - 7 Summer's Almost Here! Check These Homes With Centra l Heat hi Pollow boy ftbmd insiaw 00 mv band.adry thruat wA 1f t ~V: iAtwhe&cn . r. tv the lc- jlist IIweettPnOnet>1I qain on top of anorner 'u it with whitJH&k MusPcI Merchandise apincasr, I;r _________ C"Y-kvwtvrvmwatp&3 sexual daaands. I cmias I ,d the hoot bU114MIM An to ha%,e a Mise or ej - ; ,,F Want [)eprtment Hours TO %V42 ~~ , *V 1 DLUMR Dutof ntIr,r! /(311 d --~ _____ — Eilchls,vt — new, 3 bodow .. WOO bath SILSW in Auto and Forriale "tip *oIntso) for 'Dr. Crum" she tearfuliv AA FOUCY MI= i -4 Vt r We stefels aft Itile. jolot sell. Upeight Plarscit ____ - Isels-rol, Payton w, fum", Case T-5O: Hilda B.. N byLasFelkandSyrsy _________________________ V-A L 1 . 4 . no", Will ?rotn AOWIV wria . • made me 1, N ! -..~ va aft i 73p--Aut" F-ur Illale /~., _____________________ '. - %, 1) i 0Ili; ___ — ; -C - - . -L~-~ Ol') V" ~ ') . i -ii~ % I !1. ~ ~ I _.. P.9"?. Ida;SLPyCIB bafl tzn and playing it a Sumetir- two ptophr- But ilhidas flJlTlaflct was ell att UWVt1SIt\ 1 met ii setm tc' be 013 ti Jolly t,vPe of ' ehcrw at the titiIII9 arofir -*-A%v k.0,.- 11, ,1, .dtwts she prXem B(4) &W w(juldn't bc pmua- 3--Auto R.PIIT-I r AZT TAW : Transport ''4ES - -1~ .~~ 4 I IL I ~ - H,5, him. wED'tNec4' B7Mf: i ~ --4-: - THE w. t , // !u~~ ~ ~ -V `Ii,~ , - - SP. 1 Haven BoardingKOM011 JI)SIS1. -' ever 60--fluildong follateriab I :.. ---. - ~p . it SO r't P11 cinl? A hea viny too, artlique. buffet. so," 5 I - 1742, of I .. Jim Hunt , bath. rovift L&0E FL . tja* ?(it 511 IC -_ . 911-Musical Worchandise i - 1 41 , r ~ , -~ .—I . — PLYMOL]1'll 1,11 now Yet4ofl callod thn lot PIIFSCIPFIP 'AX SaM or d 332 SPIt i- - i I J - * 11.11110 Twm% r"re 3 - L4lbWWL no 4KP*rig " I'ViQUIT'llid Anotiv Wow 111conrivil. Inc.. Igo SAO ? ~- I eATc'W Difling toot" $7 Realt y Auctions S11 - n CI ALlY IP.0 019 RP.lLtI*t,b!oere . th, ?_Walker \ ct - -- - - ____ - Seminole Sporting 1- - %Maii b%M ,rtf&% Alno hot" aluminum w.loer HUla, thug$ srupge4 t uk, was ill tier feet and lift an IllictRatial, by •mittonal IfttazlcaIieL titi wendurs what male her Ic Wiiflg,, pec&aIiy when she dust toys the stranp boy. She auftred Dm sub- p - -/ 121V.~ -:%, - - j -114 / ----_-, vehicle 't C.0~ I OR %%O I lit ,CwNt 0 m0vt & COMMERCIAL t-cy~00-, bott 16 or over. "or MIl•I ,. --, BEETLE BAILEY i --__---- 11064. -Votcl-. Ill It 4,1#r, " I yr.,,, Mai.-Femais Help Wanted 2101 Frtch am Coveraoitift Full to ' ?it&iiSd S5—Mlsti'IPaneoi,t - - t--4- - '__ -- I- . I I *--I - - - - '. Lorgibood , .1, * •- tarootbak, iittaoiola yore Central at? ' I bt"?' - - 12"'t; . '- "' " .1i 1 - , - __ Johnscon & booloft Wholdit DO&IOW # --- S27.30D 54-Equipirmil For R&M ~ !. t 5 ~ - 11 SO—Gara ge- Rummage Sales 51-Auctions artS, To buy ..-- - byChicYoung . - — -J - Ô4&E51 - 41~ ft - "qurp *4fl10J. t4Up P411 IPado A io tPle*1.PPi*ti nwinnrs, IOP Boats and Tumer ., your Saworld or". will p0 tVlifl%I Biti ____ -. dO% •f ~~- -- - - : =--- - - -- -- _-J---.__ -,---] M do aloultrilifir and prepairslim war%" fufl tilwr and part form AMOY M ?' II (3 ?? 7ow ilifor" Blvd- DeLarld 4 BicYcles -0. _ ____ -' r"iov bit Do*nPo - 't -i • - -"-------- ] -_ - it 041tivy 1?$), 42 .- - 9 by Dick CARNIVAL Pal* i, 1-4E liPAILTEIIEDI'MRA ^Nwomitirristall (3011 Rectilealional '-I•I..It 3j, yzrr -rRuir,lr P-*j.-,i.(- — JA I' ~AI , - N k I . tp pstp Only 1AAV _, _V~ end ng to see what Hubert Humphrey has to say and say and say . . ." word. acs Pub too St. Johns Realty I 7w Vow% nmI. Ckmft 1. 'iIJ S 'FPØ$II I Wip rnakO Park & 112" )I? 74#0 U11.110110 Picis"bons tram Wiliflor Park ft Volutigo girl or , typhiet DoLo"d 27-Real Estate Wanted _____ / - . iPh i lufiP to, you ,0?41$Ir, Rent Blue LuOre Electric Carpet 4--IA I I V 4 0 1 I I todroorn. a bath ex"fire. pow. - 11 .., -f, tPjP**ø PAID I AFOIQUS Corner s W alter ______________________ F Offtc. Ire is tar asonnew"om. ^wv in poriven Investment Ito 5-21 L - ,i Ii WdP% con I j Asipar". OUILD R't &' V 1 I33300 4WI1IAL**oTERMS youm mom. to to to tow ww so on* ww - No ex" ism= 31-46ousia :,. l. STATION, Allossialorrof: For Sale 311-Farms SO grown 33i-Lift A ACrUW *" , A,Crn 2 m~~ 31 Sale ARM. KW4 a, 9"WMI C104"W4 FOftEAIAh bitIII 0 A, Reel Estate Per .- by Dick Carvali -J 0 -- The f1pst and - IlAN1`0411 fl forivial". Call 32113#3 1 RETIRE No Cqi ) - - __ - 4 (.Ail L *,I , Mantogtif at )1; 941 I or tvrq I 111 - Sanford "Wrivill. IrAced ft A joilain Stop. Urottect fthir. I . =-Mm, _-.-.- I - - I ., 17*2. or , : am"Oporeler- hour WAREHOUSE 25--IWSIVAM PrOplo"y Floor ItAint TO fi - a" hols"Ulr .I —. AM 931-3100 IC owled" I ;r- ____ t;o i , 11% IPPO4I IOIlditPf tJPdjb ftwift, ft change film EM " 27-41tesiort P. Me. IV Fw . (~~- kill -11, : / c.i,ig,,APfl,,tori*,Pøi.,i3P#,bp* _ %i,,b.dWnntiliiog It (rFPIU !'A rapt iii Si 11'"500 Call oil 4411 torlov I)n,A"Itivivit iAtiltild F took &AA, "°' PbOibh bobI'r ititribip mallets ae Iltilt £øç b pitp only to °" St.'&wt _____ / !': -, 11 -, i owns 1110111`5 9 ' r#-Otb^ftb J" ses L15 - RENT Car ?I•CI?( _ service $78116". Good 11141lary 25—H.uoss fts,,I Pwnus.l Ile "ernes Rent — . , .4 - - -_ d'!bi.P iqi'ilpcn,t i" ii' u" 1446 1-1` j 'i / Plummists, Equal RociaLcy Square, tianry 4A. Su. 1 p°' by Bill An 3041111 vator, woork welia. 0, 12 & Refft 1111 - FOR Y, TIER MS UP 1 L..J - SIOD Msch., f- 1 ( • -- •t• 1 0 ~, 1; hirater Over ondor ey* level I ,' 83444111 COU1111y. b"utilul VOIU%ib ~ 3A.S . 1 014 " Gboo . _____ - at home a" 1742, L I L ;;! ~, MECHANIC. PLOYAAENT. 3 ' &-EE'T' C4& A HLLL fi~v TqF FLA-AiftF. Wk's SA,iL ^R SO Orv. Help Wanted 11"Itualwits, Want" 111-Domeslic-Child Care i V w 110 IS1 I AE. t)DIMW. 15-matio-Femble I , _ — T.11 Itievency so-am "WT. 4u. suits -- Ii nwftfle ro". slow oer?v For Rent " Call Rumve insurance LW* IPi CO PLOYA01"T. %a owlia 13-Male "AlIV Wanted yr - 1. .Wmflhe vd. V GImIre Oqftce I____- ,' S170 per Mo Wl,ilr Psiviti wage r..QoPIobl, 0 - - . . 11 P balance . - - `11~ ,/ - r 7--flersainals I-Announcernottift - I 41i~ " Two bedroom TYPIST. large Insurar" co"writy, b~ftt ,.I 'r ,. tiJE iiL _________ H 4"' 3,&,lP *110 A%UmC II I0 *1 oo a. c1411 1*1 Avr. 61-POW Avie.. Sanford folifirtills" 5_ _b1Crooka*, _.cwnce .W gm;=M ' W ' I ~ 'WPATtilic, I .00-- T u-. c.oit aop,, t _____ *00 ' 17P7 e"t irieIpr prc" M4ana Sanftro Moo, periencro tvpkl, p"vr sorriviomil, ~ " f - --Oijlrf-41'~ 1 'an'ora &P1s a Mi*t 0 . ,, flh;ftVtpI,0P ---2 Pa*,pn't • nslS. OrinndoAve - t • Realty ~ ---- !~ (I =7 9 1~ ' I I W t11 *t.'4 III 51011 t,Jflr.. PpM A UouhokItsuod; -. Winchester Homes of I- Ii AN ffi *. MaCp 36" Rent • ytri',spor1itI Good ui, *34 Train Washer Annoimcem,,pts - -- i rzicio-. ltl---~ , 3" UIIntI - : $,six ", I-~Ap JAVA Homr - N~ " Male Help Wanted CLASSIFICATIONS Ak ! - CAPTAINY firomirKa " ? rd's :1; F~L - over •tiiw e: - - iPfl Ilailit H ,rin 'P1 tit II -- _____ - .11 *40 i Ire' f*r i.I — Singer Touch and Sew oi,i,-ble citfrori. pia0wrintil wall%, ; Aflamor,*, Spri ngs - , - MObIe .... Call '°" '- I __ - ITS YOURS" I - ,- .r Dvitofw i biraractiviii. air cot, cp,lldr,t Cr M -1 ~ .1 -Tj~a - -------------- _ I i,Iift Jordan OWIUfOi 4I4Pt? natty SITIor. 13 !I I -- Results _______ - - is - , p : -— - ________ - -- wvnftpws 0600 Itelle(lLoh now (A 'IP1POr( For - ------- -------------- - jPPP 5?PP i V W $, P 'YUftt)iA(I1UtArri',I, kiiii # - - --_ 14 b Gill Fox __ -. Ptoic4M ceofP- Sanpd NEWS _____________________________________________ . DIE it.ON_ i ' - t cGr ('' -. ______ _ GLANCES SIDE , s'•røouecMub. of Autos For sa rl "Oft 'M900M H.r.lI on WO,w,*. will &"" FAMILY . - .Iwz p ,S°" '"°"°' _____ S COP' Pac3i LIna (CIp --'. - 3P Oil 3 Ltts Minimum - III" III Atli offer I. so ( -- , berraw Sanford. Ad nI / t -p Wv Furnished .'l.'P Want -- -- - PS 1 * . CIMAM to ,-r pr'un ~:rioerafor Iran I " . ! Local fir?" hion 600"JAC for 9000 h, Ail Senior" - / v - Better 235 S Apartments Rent Furnished wi s Waed _ ____ po caç POR DEPtT$ ,wc&,err, £4('P, hVO$4f O'p4t 4% 4OfiI?C . s i r,ts QpbIr.i' . c s or u. 7r,I piiv*. IT)se a IT,rThIPb.l ----- - • - Rates For Consecutive y.,,,,., b At — , ----------~ _____ - 4 ___ _____________________________________ ____________________________________ - f Set Or welig I%, SO _ PICIP - - - - - - ----- - -- _____Thfrt I 'U our"Kii-ed 277 EXPERIENCED 3723031 re IL a - ______ ________________ wis P 411WT Hitøe Th -_ - Ii if'O ________________ ','vt* P0'tv h 10 lOePi p Cr ?vbe Mof?,e can 0.-ivwso 442 bay 1Pb )?2 vr"lc00 m -- --- . "w um9or Your Ad Rum The Less It Costs r M r y. - o REMO PTFO*M MSH S.'n-C C. 831-9993 THE BORN LOSER Beat Can't You - "c Situations Wanted ê _- - - _______ Doughnuts, - 3n 'o Pb PROOLEMS , .% , 14 - -- - ' • _' - lost '' M CPØ W'roi & OeIWKiV.t. P to - District ,,ust yr% !T *!4ç*bf?d. rnortiog no $Vale of FOWWO M *be W409I8 0i1Ii. Miss. $Ø PtW*t) usWfl 30 M. tolot NM 2 Seminole T r V*Moh Orlando 4. - Pollars - 3fl$ 322-2611 ') -. - —EiLi:-- - . The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 3, 1912 odd. dgeóthS'$" ______________ Call 172 left for aofpolftyrillffitt~ Qoed pt'w a Larry- - 010 0(litir, and kihft Ave ""fl ••'•• 4 CAMPUS CLATTER starring Bime Bums A5KE 16 INFORMATION - *t ____ -- . - - Costs Don't CIJ.Pius.e.)c Ir477I4Pb Notth WANT AD - ill:. I Ads qck; rh3m, -,- I TJE --- - - Want XI#JVT !RL A ---- - 197 ___ AV - - ____ Ma 3 ---- A line Ad-S6.72 $22,00 1,67-40 5 line Ad—S8.40 $25.00 $78 00 DIAL 322-2611 or 131-9993 YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE~ PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME - �_ -- -- The Sanford Herald 12A—The Sanford Herald Presi'* dent I H', UJM SEPPy Associated PTtIb W'rII& W&SfTINGThN pj - The Edgar Hoover, head if the I'll for nri4rtv 48 veers, goes on public Vic'AJNIB in the Capitol Rotunda arntd exPLV _thti01b that the passing of the man qiuniean the passingof an erh Thr- seems little d41u111 Thai I0 matter whom President Nix. on names U. replace the 77-yearOld bacht'lor, found dead in his Editorial Comment Wednesday, May 3. 1972 1 Nixon Will Deliver Hoover Eulo, home eark Tueda, there will be Changes in the nation's top investigative tmdy which rinovt'r ruled with an iron hand and n,ph!ed ir hm mrn iuzg, A nieiuori:,I 'erviec was sciieditled at the Rt4a at 11 a.m. tnda. wilt, a eulogy by Chief Justice Warren Burger. The body will lie in state until .m. Thursd.iy. President Nixon will deliver the eulogy at the funeral service at the National Presbyterian Church, the one Hoover attended, at U a.m. Thursday. Burial will be in C'-ongrrsnn01 Cerneter' in the imor's capita!, Hoer's lifelong home. H&.' only survivors are nieces and nephews Hoover, whose body was tund he We his W. died of natural ciu.es His death was attributed to "hypertensive cardiovascular disease"—an ailment linked to high blood pressure—althoui-j the im mediate cause might have been Served eight presloents and 16 aflorneva general. poured in a heart 1tJ,$ flvth- A To1on, 72. Hnovcrc from friend and foe after his Ioritiine friend and No. 2 mgn death Most praised him as a m. of honor, courage, *r.tr±znlr, tl.e bureau was named rnethntel to take charge. Nixon ty and inve n countr 'Nv individual in the history was to nalite an acting director today. most likely a Justice of this nation contributed more Department attorney but not to the great causes Of 1thi'3 11wers permanent successni' under Law and Arnerteanarn," ine Prcsuk!rn ordered flap said Sen. James 0. Eastland, I), Miss., chairman of the at all public buildings and staltrituins lowered to halfsWi. Judicuir Cunit1. VicePresidert Spiro T AiTribute it, Hr rver, uhr, nes hAid bootleggers. bank robtiers, saboteurs and draft-card burners disliked Hoover "for the quriuities that enLiared him to all other Americans his total his complete incorruptibility." Corefla Scott Kini, wido9k of Dr. Martin .t' Kling Jr. who reportedt was a subeet of iri teow riu survt'ivanc'e in 11w 96k. said the bureau under lb'iver had compiled files of "n.dsortint'tiil Al Pr' OR MORE 'kT4AL ' 17.92 S Is FURNITURE SALES CASELBIR R Y Both of nese awards were given even more prominence than usual when the trustees issued an unusual accompanying statement. In it they noted that they had "deep reservations about the timeless and suitability of certain of the journalism awards" but named no names. Hired For Airport Z)X:,UII pt3uciaic's. pi t;.ru tar', However they did add a sort of disclaimer explaining that "had the selections been those of the trustees alone, certain of the recipients would not have been chosen." But the Pulitzer awards were made. There can be little doubt but that Joseph Pulitzer, the publisher whose whole career was flavored by a persistent and incessant search for the news and who championed at all times the people's right to know, would have approved. & 'tiami consulting engineering estimates of development tosls. firm, has been engaged by the fmariring, report preparation. 5 a nfcrd Airport Authority to printing and miseclianous and ;ir.'part' a master plan for publir information sessions .tiIui'd Airport. Clcvt'iand said the pre.stu:I> lIrislol's firm by pi by Drthi 15 underway the Airport Authority at a cost and and application to the of $f6,000, of which $6,000 will be Federal A v i a t I o ii paid by the authorit, and the Administration(FAA) and r'rusinder coming from federal state is expected to be made by 1 till(* r;nt. J S I for aid in fundin: icvriand, airport manager. The airport manager said the stated stale will assist in the Elt'rucn15 involved in the rehabilitation of the airport airport master planning grant control tower, not to exceed for Sanford Airport are: $8,000. Inventory, demand capacity Purpose of the master study analysis, facility requirements, plan, which will last five years, envirwunental stud>, airport will advise what areas should be b,vnut plan'., land use plan, set aside for Industry, a second fixed base operation and ter- fixed bait operator and other ittinal area plans, airport ac- uses, such as Improved rams 't'ss plans, schedules of and runways. F Seminole Calendar Ma; 4 h.ikevicw PTA, 7:30 p.m., discussion or 4545 plan, at the itCIXKd. Mother-Daughter banquet. Ht'decriwr Lutheran Churct, 5.10 pin Seminole Drug Cauncil, 7:30 May V 2eisguc Middle &'hool hA, p.m., Altamonte School. school fair, 7:0 pm.. election Lake Mary Chamber of and Commerce, 8 p.m., fire hail; May 11 election of offtcers Seminole County Democratic executive committse, 8 p.m.. Mai 6 room 207.& SJC. Casaeltierrs- Fun Day, Secret Seminole County Campers, Lakc Pot's. l(l am U i' ;i inT 30 , t''tirin of nfftv-ert.. First Federal S&l., Altanionti hlttppt't PTO sjirmi, carn'v'i Slirifli.s nt*in-ta p.m., dwol grounds YiOTOI-WilaOI PTO spring games, rides, refreshments: festival, noon-dark, at Monroe public imited. School ni. May 17 Touring Florida card party sponsored by the DeBary VFL) Auxiliary. 7 pm, recreation ('eiitt'r TELEPHONE s31.m3 322.2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE. Adtertislflg DirectorS. Mute Publisher 4 Hospital Notes Kafka, girl, Lake Mar> Discharges Sanford: Admissions Sanford Leonard Mewrvc 1ievrrh J. Stoke,. Wendy Strawder Mrs V.'illian) I vid'.'t in: Lilienri '..arrit B. Staruibuiul tIU Nlor M Jimes Margaret A. Wi: l.eiifiutt. I rid A. Sirianm Cheryl Hughes 'Ihr I.cr Siiiith Christina A. La.itr tiell C. Wht'4itAna Willuini F. Dyctn'r Mary Juvie Pope Sarah Jean Uttir Patricii A. Ansley Jessie A. Cool. ?itiirit,tl.a %l Stt''rn, 1-:dard J. Pa nt t)oruth Barnes Alice Pendleton Eunice Barker Kathryn M.l.aflcr Freddie lee Thomas l)im, .lii Clifton, DeLand John T (unner'., lklUni4, Robert C. Graysun, Iklluiva Clizatstii L Wilde, Deltuna Madelnw Mecaleb, Deltona 'era Mac 'Ivaitle, I)eltutw Richard I. Gardiner. North John C. Bauer, DeBarv Orlando August W Fielder, Drflari' Mrs Frank l'iu-oi' and babt Anna I-. Murchouac, Jenson bui, Altiiiiitnitc Springs Beach Shirley J. Miller. Geneva Mary C. Mitttair, Osteen Jolui P. 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The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is an tItled exdi.lveIy to the use for reproduction of all the local news ,w'intod in this newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents 'l • H,'uhir *99.93 STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page -p . I Royal Sabre Portable FRANK VOLTOLINE, ClrcutatIsri.GSflSfaI Manaqer JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW FRED VAN PELT Comptroller Managing Editor RAY STEVENS DORIS WILLIAMS Pi-su Room Foreman Society Editor BILL VINCENT, JR., Staff Photographer MAY!, IM MuLes SJU a Mm.ler tif the KcI'boal'tJ These journalistic achievements were made at a time when the freedom of the press has been challenged almost consistently by the Nixon administration and even held up to ridicule and attack by Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Thus those who believe in the rights bestowed by the Constitution and its Bill of Rights, will find comfort In these Pulitzer awards now being made public. Indeed, It might well be more than an Indication that the gravity of these times and the apparent slide of government Into an approved posture of concealment (witness the loose use of the "Top Secret" rubber stamp) is being challenged In depth by more than the members of the Fourth Estate. Where else will the public find out the facts about big government, big business or big labor except when the investigative reporter Is set on the trail and backed up by the publisher who Is true to the ancient creed of his profession? For the history of journalism is starred by those who have given lustre to the kind of news pursuit which is, at the moment, personalized by Jack Anderson and institutionalized by the Few York Times. W1v anfnrb eraLb p May 2 Lake Mary Fire Department Auxuliary anniversary rtn'errd (115>1 dinner, S p Fire Hall "t ill IU1 It'. iit'ltiiiit' This year the prize was given to Jack Anderson, the Investigative journalist, for his explosive columns exposing the actual facts of what took place in htgh governmental circles when the IndoPakiatan war was being waged. At the same time the trustees of Columbia University, which makes the Pulitzer decisions, named The New York Times for its award for public service In printing the historic and controversial Pentagon Papers. Engineer .J'ItIi Pulitzer Prizes, More Than Awards One of the highest points in the career of the reporter aurety comes when the prestigious Pulitzer prize Is awarded and his name is on the document. Aftamsaile Sprigs Marilyn Gordon 531-073 Bear Lake Forest City Ann R11#1 131$59 131011 - Cas..lberry -Tangle wsod Kathy Nlbiack 131.1150 Marilyn Gordon 131-015 Prior For" Park. I. (stales OeMesw.d- Easibreek Marilyn Gordon Lake Mary Ann SleerkowAl 332-5704 Lake Meare. 3223511 _ ___ L's asgisad Ann Riley 031 -111" Typt- so smooth and easy, it's like music to your ears. Chock-full of 'most-wanted" features like Magic Margin rontrola, Magic' Meter scales, Touch ContruP selector, Ma.ic' Column Set and Pun.h-Luitcn Variable Line Spacer. &or* stucM 113 tail 821111111114 now Lisa baker 301207 Ndh OI'lands Mary Hyatt CMtred Ceasiweelt) Mayva HiwkIi 3225.41111 OstlOfi Ms Clarence $nyd." 322 4141 Detleea.OSBary' Oesevs .Ovlede Slivia LIZ Mathl.ux 349-112011 332-2511 Eat. At 531-Isis We are quite aware that such reporting is often labeled "muckraking" and that, by this name belittled or even discredited. In this respect the words of Teddy ltrxmevclt, apokrn when the corner stone of the House Office Building was being laid In Washington an April 14, 1904 are worth remembering: "Men with the muckrake are often In - 4 to lose in New Engiand, the layoff or because of the tight result. Thanks anyway. See you after the California primary." By F. RICHARD CIC(X)NK South, the Midwest and the Far schedule, you know," "You'll still be taking fwlAssocia?d Press Writer "Yeah, but the tans don't beWest as long as you can say you mary polls after the last psiwere the nest choice. That here that." mary" "What do they believe?" C1HCACiO (Al') — Another shows brood appeal." "Oh, sure. At least several lost It's "They believe if you "What's the difference why poiltaker rang the doorbell already have asked lost so long as you lost" because you weren't good candidates again last weekend. you sarnplinp showing that for Some people are on the lists "I think it's like sports. It's enough." rnnt people don't tielleve in sir. My client sorry, "I'm for pornographic mail or in- nice for managers and coaches anyway." primary resulti vitalions to all-expense-paid to say they lost because cf the could never accept that as a poll trips to Mexico to look at parkLOOKING. PA GE' trig lots. I get all the poillakers. AS M EDITOR I'D SAY THAT A GOOD "Hi, are you watching tale' vision?" "Yeah." "Who are you watching?" I' "What primaries is he entered in?" - I .. CITY F1200 f ir I - .10 so many candidates, and so many primaries, it's very likely that some candidates will drop out of the race and that would strengthen our dent's poslilon, especially if be could secretly reveal the results of a private By RAY t$toMl.F.Y 7. 1972 Polltakers Just Don't Ever Give Up WE Nixon Aim: Boom By Election Day WA,SUINGThN (NEAt determined It is sot generally r#11110041 Pill how veiy booming economy by NW., I're,iiIent Nixon is to have a Offbeat Ruminations "He's not in a primary. He plays professional basketball for the Milwaukee Bucks." "I see. Well, I'm conducting a private poll on the presidential candidates and the primarIes." "But the Illinois primary was over a month ago." I know. But our client is very Interested in learning who u would have voted for If you hadn't voted for the man you did rota for." "Why?" "Well, sir, you see since there are so many clients, excuse me, , Political Notebook - dispensable to the well-being of society, but only If they know when to stop raking the muck." That was 68 years ago. Journalism has matured and become much more responsible. It is indeed, the one profession which, to succeed demands eternal vigilance." For this reason and by this standard we congratulate both Columnist Anderson and the publishers of The New York Times! Wednesday, Ma y 3 1912-18 00 k,t I.,; :;rgeney In .p.etling economic recovery is lead— in ing him Into *061`14 which could boomerang greatly the next several years At the Pentagon, at Health FAucatiofl aid Welfare, the other M,ti')nal .Aernnaiittcs and Space Administration and what oversee who the hufesocrats large-budget agencies, manaQe Is trnnght. and w?.en. have been ji lven orders tomoney is maximum amount of a their spending so that ahead just months the pumped Into ihe eentvtmY to The plan is, further, that some considerable spending which would normally take place in November, (jecember ihle to hit and Janiiar will be moved forward where p4vi -l in the early fall Where earlier spending is not feasible attempts are ititure spending being made to signal future contracts andencourage indu'c' in ways that are sufficiently concrete to try to gear up before November. expanding employment and facilities and increasing inven'orfes are nut in the White House Bhind the scenes, all stops stubbornly independent Arthur the effort to convince supply of Burns of the Federal Reserve h.oard that the a pace groat money must be regularly increased at In the monti's enough to sustain strong economic growth she ad and that projeet.'4 for The bu4et deficit for fiscal 19'72 almost Insure unsettling are at levels which fiscal 1973 'i'1oi'usry pr.seures Of the same type created by Preillent Johnson's unbalanced W5T budgets inese presa,ui'' economic analysts now say, brought on the inflation o( the pres,?nt and past several years. Neither Presider.t Nixon nor the Congress apparefll:' decide on what is not urgently have the strength of will to essential in the current budgets and determinedly chop out the deadwood The distortions of these policies are already appearing rate therm .ir" Despite the overly high unemployment Indications that employers have been taking in men and women at $ Vaster rate than their business justifies.—in anticIpatiOn. This could mean slower thanitormal 'n creases in employment at later stages in the recovery. A money supply arbitrarily increased at a too-rapid pace—combined with heavy federal spending and other artificial stimtilants—C'ihl effectively dectrv the stringent attempts at price control If the Inflation pressures increase in the manner outlined above, the price controllers can get as tough as they please, but prices will have a way of rising never the less. This reporter has talked at length with economists who believe that under the best of circumstances we are boxed in permanently at best with an inflation rate of three to four per cent a year, Pressures of the type outlined above could drIve those rates up w.11 above that range for the years just ahead VAO One Man's Opinion " poll showing that he would have 014V won various primaries that he so Student Attitude Calmer Nowadays lost G "So, would you mind telling me who >'u would have voted for If you didn't vote ter the man YOU voted for." "Don't you want to know who I voted for?" "It's tnmmatertaL It only mallets who your socond choice would be. Sometimes It's better 00 101-1 Pennsylvania Avenue Time Off Tempts The Junketeers By WQIAEL O'CONNOR cepley News Service In Its wisdom. Congress early hit WASHINGTON year decided to go along with frequently stated requests to take an extended time off Late In the year to regroup thoughts - and visit constituents. The month-long Auguest vacation of 1971 was unusual but well received by members who have long realized that he year-round grind of hearings and floor debates can take its toll on tempers and intelligent value judgments. The Congressional Record, daily bible of Captiol Hill affairs, has outed, however, that at least 50 members, plus some staff assistants, decided that more than a rest was In order, They took a trip to lb. Far East on a collective junket which coat the taxpayers more than $31,000. Taking off at various times during August under the blessing of a "parliamentary group to Korea," the group, headed by Speaker Carl Albert, visited Taiwan, Hong Kong and the Philippines, in addition to looking in on the legislative matters of Korea A rundowit of the members participating was included In an accounting of congressional travel for last year. The trip was unusual in two respects it was the single highest outlay for any congressional trip and done without the normal factfinding cover of a standing committee. one a labeled conTwo California congressmen have liberal acknowledged other an the servative and joined forces in an unusual appeal to tie house Ethics Committee. The committee Is the house watchdog over - - impropriety by members. Reps. Jerome Waldie, D.Antloch, and Charles Wig gins, fl-West Covina. called the committee's attention to the fact that Rep. John Dowdy, D-TeL, was Mill ,tijv,ing congreulostal privileges after being convicted in federal court of taking a bribe to Influence legislation. The congressmen's complaint also noted that Dowdy's wife is filing and campaigning for his seat In Congress while drawing salary as an administrative assistant. The house is moving to strip Dowdy of voting rights as a member. However, a WigglnsWaldie proposal, to expel Dowdy from the House, Is on the back burner. A group to begin adrift for Sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts as the Democratic Party's 1972 presidential nominee has refined Its approach to the point of deteruilning where thw senator should be when a deadlocked convention finally selects him. The group, Incidentally, also has picked Gay. Marvin Mandel of Maryland as Kennedy's vice president. According to the Kennedy-Mandel boosters, the top half of the ticket should be In Ireland shortly before the convention at Miami Beach In July. A paragraph from the group's current newsletter booming Teddy for the top spot notes: "When chosen, a cro,rd of 200,000 to 300,000 will we him off to the United States from Shannon Airport. He will and at Kennedy Airport, New York, to be greeted by an uaentblage of the same size. "From there he will fly to Miami to be welcomed by the Largest group of all." The Kennedy boosters cannot be denied their grounds for enthusiasm. However, it was suggested that they examine a map and check the proximity of Shannon Airport to Dublin. A movement of bodies that distance for a farewell to anyone could be the 197' answer to the Children'. Crusade. By DON OAKLEY "Thirty Per Cent of Collegians Would Quit U 5" ran the headline on one news story about a 1971 survey of college students' opinions and attitudes Anyone reading no further than that would be left with the impression that America's disenchanted youth are planning a mass exodus—and good tuck to 1tem. But the question which elicited this response was only one of a great many questior.s in the annual survey commissioned by the JDR 3rd Fund. established by John D. Rockefeller III It was buried on page 87 ..o( a 246-Page report. "The Changing Values on Campus.' prepared by New York University psychology professor Daniel Yan. kelovich. The question read: "Is there any other country or sneisty that you think you might prefer to live in" Of the 30 per cent answering "Yes." more than nine out of 10 sugg.ted they might prefer Australia, Western Europe, Scandinavia. Canada or Great Britain. The societies ir these countries can hardly be called drastically different from that in the United states Had the students been asked, 'If you had the criance to travel for a few years, is there any country or part of the world you would prefer to visit or lire in"r the responses would probably have been much the same. nut only for college students but for anybody else. In any event, the overall Impression of the survey is far from indicating cniversal disillusionment with or rudis'aL alienation from American society on the part of college students. For instance, while expressing doubt that American democracy or Justice work as well in practice as they are supposed to in theory, the "mainstream" students, who were seven out of 10 of all students surveyed (A total of 1,244 on 50 canupusest. hold moderate political values. condemn the use of violence, regard private property is ln%iulable, think busineea should make a profit and believe that social change should be made within the yst.em Rather than bugging out of the country. 90 per cent v t them plan to vote In the 1972 presidential election. The predominant student nioud abruptly shifted from "personal despair and depression" in 1970 to "confused but not despairing" In 1971. says the Yankeluvich .'eport. "Withdrawing emotional involvement from social and matters, they have channeled their feelings into their I= ownpersonal lives where they experience inure con trul, Less frustration and greater contentment , ' BERRY'S WORLD Vice-Presidential Note The No. 2 Spot: Don't Knock It back to stands or falls on how his chief was a vice president under being elected. Cooing is from that's quite does— has taken citi Adams, and became the the election ul 1536, the vice tresitlency to the point. nation's Third president. Thus a ape IL. 'lb. other vice persidents who at times, of bellttleasent. No As the onrush of primary the first two vice presidents John longer to a vice president president, became president elections and the climax of went on to become of a Tyler, Millard Fillmore, thought of In the dictionary conventions will tell us, a tot of not because of this death A. sense as one "who takes the people would like to he president but because they Andre'.' Johnson, Cheater ht&xut'.ell, place of" a presIdent Theodore president of the United States. seemed it, the voters of the Arthur, Thus the vice presidential Calvin Coolidge, Harry Truimuin Not many have declared a country to be the obvious date is chosen on the — wero candi and I.yndon Johnson yearning to be vice president choice. ala ted premise (hat he will pruiiiuteti when th president e This lithe way it works In To data, that is, certain a to appeal Which makes for a pause just business world, generally. It is SU44SriLY died, philosophical or geographical hundred For well over a think about the office of vice more or less taken for granted perhaps "balance the can years, then, no man holding the vice president the whIch certainly Is that president, s bo#n ticket," or smooth ruffled lbw official vice president M No.2 in the land and Is, as we count on promotion when vacant; nominated and elected to ti0 convention feathers. are so often reminded, only a presidency becomes Once thu have served their heartbeat away from the he's groomed with that ifliiiifld. Presidency. vie. purpose, political (We'ru talking about con This Is often (hi pattern in presidency itself. p1e1.nta are uiuiUy conobviously a years, The framers of the Con, such organizations as service s.cuflve in history to utilivios, stitution and the authors of the clubs, chambers of commerce, direct promotion, in effect, signed what prealdents Instance, For 35th Amendment stressed the lodges, and so on — the top vie. Richard Nixon failed in his 1500 did these vice presidents serve or tacitly effort to step up directly from suectsilin: If anything happens president Is openly that he did under: (,t irgi' M Dallas' to the president, the vice regarded as the president elect the vice presidency; hater is not William U King? John C. But not so in govenunerit it sight years president moves up. Ureckinridi.? Schuyler John Adams was vice since Thomas Jefferson, only relevant here.) The fact that the vice Colfax? William Wtieelsr? president under Washington, onn vice president of the United Thomas A. Hendricks? Levi P. — president Is not voted on and becam the nation's second States .— Martin Vim in effect Morton? Garrett A. Hobart? by separately and president. Thomas Jefferson has become president simply By SAM STEWART Copfey News service - - - Many thinks 1w s,adisg or* the oragmibreat alepIi.at 1ieperwesØt. It will be a ir'p.sw.J .dditsois to isi c.SI,ctson—etc, ett.' �The Sanford Herald 213—Th.' Sanford Herald Wedriday, May 3. 1972 Bean Soup Texas Style is And 9 Filling etable Then lsitly saute 2 tab)fl$ 5UT till *iIU'd Add all rest of i tablespoon chopped panky dients and cook 2 or 3 hours 1 teaspoon the large soup pot. first until beans are tender. Season to your taste oo&1fl bacon about 5 irünut 4 cu chopped Ie' 2 chopped ouuas chopped carrots 3 chopped cloves I small chopped grn pepper lb dived barn I tteaspoon TabaWt teaspoons salt 2 IeUPOOflS seii%Ofl*fl4 salt 1 cup C*ISUP peumr that poslar at efl- with their chili. prelemng the Dallas wbov soup here is his iI TOM fl(I fiery dish In unadulterated rrcipe tall parties all over America Associated Press Vinier The gopIe of Texas have 10Th) This does 1)0! Iflh1 that 2 Ihe dnrd white pea beans The late Will Rogers once they dW)t like beans, as 'vi 6 quarts water said he judged a town by the S0U)P fixed notionS about load, dtr'ed by Chnt I/ lb caliber n! it chili If si. LIlt' Fr huiiiepui: ptiitusnpntr Rich Fiery, Martha's Cooking Delights Lawrence Students teas and Inilt Illodenate, U.iter the supervision of the students a . "Martha's limes SIP tereated In rvtiiral foods than college, a constantly growing Sots are made without meat higharound are built Menus an entirely provides who has Place," In the usual campus dining hall perntage restrict their diets Martha Welantantel, as some student dIners and atmosphere ly nutritional otçs, brown stock as different tone uiwXVlLi..E, h's t. — hue Sarah Laience College to = foods by taking their been with Sarah lAwrence reluctant are rice, froth eggs, fruits atil satFrom coast to coast, college is a notable part of this trend. principal meats In the college's their dietitian since 1947, the from the college dining hall. It artlnknown to Is plain and sImple sal the ads, isipreserved yogurt, her'., dsy's meats that may be health bar, hiumlilarly health food bar. .w nt* Lattly have become In(1the odd students at -. . fl'RIF.BASCOMF_.S . -, ____l% must have loved most communities WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS in Texas. Anzmu and Nf-A Wednesday, May 3, 1912-38 But the spire-ladm ciusine of Texas in particular Soft far I:t twyund chili rth-stirkine delights as SmAked dilly eAd aryl fattened with II)J&tk% Of chemicals and an- ubioekl. Martha's are thick veRatable soups seasoned with herb. and with lentils, bmis, PW, beownrki arid freveffiha..i LVI, V'TI 33I11 I.'3VT7 II.P)# •11 ou tdde lettuce k-ayes. Desser ts Irrltida brown rk'e podding with raisins and Indian podding mad. wi th utated molasses. Various delleades made with unsolfured dried fruits and fresh fruits are available as well U carrot or ,___.$ --'-.•• _ce. _•__. bean soup that h" captured the liin-% of Clint Murclusort Jr.. of the Dallas Czwbov! It: - The fact that Martha's *i dent customers pr e(tv highly nutritional foods dorm not riseeasantly brand them as "health 1cM mitt" If anyth ing. this pr.fer.rc-e indicates that they give m ore thought to the ivaluatlon o(what they eat than doe. Ow average person. Nor are they dieting — they like wl4pped cream as much as anyone as long s It Is whipped fresh cream with no additives or preserva tives. And they rabse the limited availability rfr fon4' 4 guaranteed All tnall team lie has named after his football out soup to pupulanzi' thi and a special Texas chili v. tse recipe he refuses to di vulge, Mureluson has U' l)jltas Cowbos I SPIICIDU ___ opened taurant in midtown Man PATHS BLACKHAWK" HEAVY WESTERN SWI • _____ ti,otan It is said to he one! of tht- ROAST. 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(SOLID) - I LONDON ROUND LIT together the honey. musLiN lemon Juice and $alt, spoon 1 1 cup of the riustar, user chick •'I $198 PKG. 28 29C en Cover and reluigerate it least I hours oroelnighl Potir butter over chicken Sake in .* preheated 350l.gree oven (or 3;0 minutes, turn skin side up and bake until tender — atiuth' er 3;0 minutes Remove chicken trout tiAkinj iith 40th kvvp ssarm Stir remaining nuature Into drippings in bak ung dish, itturn to oven to hest — about 5 minutes Return chicken to baking dish And spoon sauce over it Makes I honey PATH'S "CEDAR FARMS" 8k-i cRock lousier J'ulynesisn Broccoli *SLICED .• Iced coffer BACON GRADE , ; 'FRYE TIIUILSI)AT menu by aii..ti Mixed green salad Western omelsi Cheese bIscuIts • menu by citsian 4 Tumult' salad . •. ': Chicken a in King Peso 'knnrsr apricot paatrki Cinnamon coffee [ IWIlIPSilI 5)$4) ii 0 ' 659c I .. BACON ser% intfs S1'Lt''K31 i'I:LKH 'the stotting us S nusturc of peanut butter and bacon 2/3 cup creamy peanut butter FIRST CUT SLICED QUARTERS FItfIJAY 1$i,u1'AP1. PATH NBLACKHAWKH HEAVY WESTERN BEEFI , . S EA "BLUE SEAL" LB. DELICATESSEN Apnip TH HEAVY,%#ESTERN BEEF! _____________________________ SACCHARINE Vi I.1)t,i.S1)'V , I 49c ar. _ I MAYONNAISE 6 PACK two _________ 'e.*cuurS s'm*weialY .. • s.i.a. one hour . This bread Is used primarily sandwich es made with bask spreads tha t Marthe has developed. One is made by mixing I pint cream diesie, pint shredded carrots, ipint raisins, flavored with touches cr m, of lemon juice aid s and salted to taste. Tha other çread is a mixture of peanut hotter, apples (using peels and seeds) and raisins mixed well and pet through a inset p'bxlen. Wt-over baisa bread may he buttered and ausi1ed and a buttered Pmktr* siread out in_________ ikilL Then spe1m1s with ratsue, cut up date. or figs or both,and groirid almonds. walmitt or caalwwL Make a custard basid on a proportion of 4 cups of milk slightly tmixed withI e en. Mix eggs with a little cold scalded milk first, and a milk gradually while ning. Pour cisc the bread mixture and bake tin a 310-degree oven about 45 müiut". until set Place OW pudding In a larger pen of hot water while baking as Ibr any custard. Sets, with whipped cream or a sage made of I cup Of sour cream mixed well with I beaten egg yolk and 1 tablespoon of pore honey. for "HOLSUM" 12 OZ. 4 over-ripe bananas I ei honey Tw-thirds cup soybean or peanut oil Cream together the bananas, oil,eggi and honey. Add dry tngredienta and mix well. FIll bittered loaf pan and bake in TUNA FISH M1N$tUr RIO. (01) MINI NOt. Tt'LSI)A% lthap.bskleg soda Itap. salt ( eggs, beaten "SLA CALL" 0RATI OI1N TOMATOCATSUP 'il ( i\II ,% 'V BANANA iRF.AD 2, ctiçs whole wheat flr 1.3 cup chick pea flour C .....e.....•.e PU11 V1 SHOITBUNG C PLAIN () $Wt$ING 'isiafl 'ii*iiid fresh spinach. per portlont I I• I tiinintui diced and simmer 5 minutes longen. Makes II portions ( cal(pries J L 464196 YLI1- TATOES a SALT1NES 14C T IEAI6 OPMAMATer YAMS rry thin julienne and Worcestershire Cover dvuVi4 c .( is is her Banana Bread. ?4o matter how much she makes there is never any left over' at the end cf the day. 24c •.......s.acas 1*1* LThN I$.SuCED) Uw COUNTRY 10 strip' pound Irriti mushrooms, clie.'d iliiiited it-aitliouns Worcestershire sauce In nu'dium saucepan. corn' hint' broth, water and curro!. Bring to boiling ;uant; teduce heat Cover and sim iner 5 to 8 minutes. Add mushrooms, tomato, sprnach L lOc GELATIN PEG. Even table Soup Serve v i 1 1 it ii"artv green salad For a 1-1I(irIi"t'nnMriOU5 d c s s e r 're fresh fruit that is in s %t* is sure of the reliability of the sour ce. ROAST LB. $08 w.sr (PUI NO GAMES! * NO STAMPS! * NO GIMMICKS! IIt!'at.and.T)atatcn!s Itieti like .i t, uccasiumul bowl of twnit made soul? One that is fillnit but is a mere 2Il caloric.-, portion appeals to those wti(. c I a t m to 1w dieting Tiii a Mushroom Vege- . a s o ii in your area Uttit nnt- Cheddar cheese MI Nlllt(M)M 'i:(;tTABlE SOUl' ! nuts (11117 in. eactii heel bi'u,ttt 2 IOU VUflI utri I 1art carrot. cut Into Martha uses these only aher J &CH1WEAW WESTERN BEEFI DISCOUNT PRICES 7 ITEMS & PRICES GOOD onielhiing cozy about all tini around the table enJo. IL it howl of soulo served %% i t ii a hearty homemade LB. 88 Ak purri lla'e you thought uhtui ls'rtaining friends with a tip and sahitl party Then' IOWA . K..IiEAVYWEST(RNnEEF! mi .I DIRE&~ROM DER . 0-Now ROA 4 ST LB.9i% ' —"ONELES5 SUPREME- V.111rh is alzo one of Murcbi ui!. Y. favorites Much of the Southwest POT 3 slices ,stra'cnsp cooked ba (',ifl, finely crumbled labwt 3 4 Box 79C LYKE'S 'SUGAR-CREEK" (ALL MEAT) • WIENERS ...... PKG. 58c DINNER_FRANKS'o. _78c lablespounsu 14 to 18 four-inch pieces cleased crier ssuth leaves sshen sssib Ic Stir together the peanut butler and baton Stull ctkr' pieces with mtature Cover and chill w,lii serving time - If hact.n sticv-u do I took It Cs 115 c rutpnes'. u'rumblt, or chop, then refry Soft slightly, draining -*ell in clean nj chef)'. peel outside of lough green outer stalks with a swu' ei'bladr .cgclabie L-Ckr �flhe Sanford H.raId The Sanford Herald Wsdnnday. May 3,972 Winn Dixie G-R-O- W-S ~'~ A Rock Lobster Recipe iii t, -• rw -- 000 ¶ 0 — -. - DOES THE Its .1I.EIN (i..MRE SEA rood Editor I t A HAND BILL tell about Mrs. Jones' new baby? .- d .. I .:('•t.. -. - DOES . I,' IQ A CIRCULAR tell about Mary Smith's wedding? Although lobster and other seafood dishes are yearround delights. homemakers begin to think more of pie. 'i iiil theiv, how ihal Miniery weather is here. This probably Is a hangover from days hen satoods were more easonil than now. Hefrieration a n d freezing Quantity Rights Reserved techniques put delicate sea. foods In reach of most supermarket shoppers' hands. Here Is a difTerent approach a Rock Lobster to lobster . Polynt sian, using South African rock lobster tails. flaked c o c on ii t. apple and curry powder. Serve this with hot rice or try a cold rice salad as a contrast to the hot cas- Dliii MOlt) 4C COuiOH? l* WIPP4 . - J' serole. HOCK lOBSTER - A" Aff t, JFA - . -- - L It (,(XJIJMAN U. :rana'rr of the newly remodeled Wrnn-tlzie store at 2414 French Avenue, 'where bargains galore can be found during the Remodeling Sale ww in progress, Sn-en big prizes will be awarded. _• -- A SIGNBOARD tell about Joes fishing trip? over the newly refurbished most d'parlment of WinnDixie's French Avenue store is meat manager Harry Brow, — one of the 'ef people." (Staff Photo) PRESIDING wauO DIXIE - - REMODELING SALE SPECIAL HOURS: 3 scissors, remove underside $ 11 membrane and p0l out meat In one piece. Cut into slices. Combine coconut and milk and heat to the boiling point. Strain coconut and milk. pressing out all liquid, lieserve. Melt butter and saute apple and onion until soft. Sprinkle with flour and curry. Gradu;iliy stir in co conu t milk. Cook while stirring un til sauce bubbles and thickens. Stir in lemon juice and ginger Add rock lobster slices and reheat until bubbly, Season to taste with salt. St-rye spooned over rice. Garnish with quartered pineapple slices. Makes 6 serv- ings - By %lLES CLAIRE -- SEA Foad Editor DOES 'II O MOLASSES SKILLET BR1'M) Bread; 'tI 4 PRODUCE manager at the French Avenue Winn-Dixie is Robert Beckham. Homecoming On Lake Harney I cake compressed or I package dry yeast 'i cup lukewarm water ~ cup milk, scalded a cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt 'i cup butter or margarine 'i cup light molasses 3', to Pg cups sifted allpurpose flour I egg. beaten I cup quick or old.fashlont-il oats, uncooked 'WI Geneva Festival Is This Weekend Athens May Get An Elevated Railway A T If E N S i A P I — Greek capital. and remo%rng Fast, sleek commuter trains prime -cause of traffic howhizzing round the Ac- mobility at rush pencith ropohs on ele vated tracks venerable ionic column, trembling under the roar uS screechtag steel -. s''.-scrapers prnbtog the blue Attic skies where. king ago. Miluades mused the Persian, ,t Msratk'n — F -- hal arid business areas of the At CCISS C WATERMELONS.. each BUY ONE... GET ONE FREE! On Sunday, following clnwc services and weather pr muting, the merrymaku again Will depart for as Pavilion at Fort Lane Part I enjoy a chicken dimmer with a] the tcinuningiat I pin. In even of inclement weather. Geten Community Hall will be the sib for the &may d1ni. Sanitary facilities in us. pa-as. Asodatien and lummeriet That's icri Why 000 park dw-tng the festival. "am caretaker is planto on the grounds. Anyone desiring ñxrther in formation may contract Mrs W. B. Heath at P.O. Sos l Geneva, Florida, 3732. canvas. hull into a s6-inch rectangle. Cut in half length- That's Why prime and most effective advertising .1 000 medium! the meet. Brush lightly s ith SPENT IN "THE SANFORD HERALD butter. Cover,- . . . 52000 Top Value Stamps Each! c BEER..... 88 6-Pk. — 12-Oz. Cans OLD MILWAUKEE BUY ONE... GET ONE BUY ONE... 01T ONE BUY ONE ... GET ONE BUY ONE...GIT ONE FREE ! FREE ! FREE ! FREE! 101iCO MACARONI lllh.CHICLJN Is- ., CAN TNT II*CM & Elbow Macaroni Cheddar Dinner Rice-A-Roni Ant Bomb BUY ONE ... GET ONE BUT ONE ... GET ONE BUY ONE ... GET ONE FREE! FREE ! FREE! DowIdlys TOTCIIURING ONI MALi SMALl H ney Butter Tractor Metal Truck 6-00 008 PLO PLO Pepsi-Cola or 1-U p Pi•, O.i-os" PIG $I - BUY ONE - BUY ONE ... CAT ONE GET ONE FREE ! FREE ! over bread. Bake an additional 5 mm honey glaze is returned to the community in news and pictures, tool 100 ct Economy Envelopes get Economy Tablet FREE! serve warm- Makes one loaf. 'I Glorified real estate ad- vertisli%g is hardly new, When Eric the Bed e iscovtred Greenland In 912, he gave the Arctic island its misleading name in a successful bid to attract Viking colonists . . . . -.i .. . I -.- - UY OWE ... GET ONE I C off! FREE ! O 111064F to £,.oThd ;;— - BUY ONE ... Oil ONE BUY ONE ... GIT ONE FREE ! FREE ! FREE ! CII SI ONI CR151 16440 Air Freshener Bowl Deodorizer 1*"* fla.c,. - BUY ONE ... GET ONE FREE! - UY ONE - GET ONE Pw--BUY ONg ... GET ONE FREE ! Dutchie Pretzels $ •) Charcoal — NAIl I,.)4.'(P, S its 1 9 a AN .40 Ice Cream — BUY ONE... GET ON FREE ! FREE ! liii RAG DISIANA 51, SIlDOOIP S N I lOIS Heath Bars F- nut ui...ute Urft S BAKED PIES BUY ONE... GET ONE FREE! lP.iI Coffee Rich Turnips Moots Demi-Loaf Bread 200 FREE BUY ONE ... GET ONE BUY ONI ... Oil ONE FREE ! FREE ! -- BUY ONE ...GIT ONt BUY ONE... GET ONE FREE ! FREE ! ISis. o PAN 1(01 ShAlt' NI Hush Puppies TOP VALUE STAMPS i-ta cu' Cottage gli'ze. day by Councilmen John board Tbe city L.ight and Bar Saznitgok, will retire the color. followed by deuned a day of aCtivities to Priikne Ode! George a variety show featuring Rob begin at 1$ axk with t* Chy Mainutr Ron Berman BaITIII and the Kwtsts Team. °PS ToWing oft the day of oldby Flee Qikif Roger Raicoll and Cultier't Jurdw Polk.. and Cond)nwn Tom Napler and fashioned fun will be a bflri musir by South Seminole .'thn Ucm. and sing along frvcn 9.9 p.m. .- Dupont Sponges o heese utes. Brush with remaining Cool Hi minutes and " A softball game is planned for 7;. in. At p. in. Girl Scouts PiG let rise in warm place until nearly double in size, about 45 minutes. Bake in preheated 350degree oven 30 minutes. Beat together honey and butter until smooth. Brush half of' Apartments Band - 1 0,000 LZ' TOP VALUE STAMPS - tered 8-inch i m e a s u r e d across the bottom) cast Iron skillet. Wind second rope Into a cod In the center of the skillet. Pinch together the ends of the 2 ropes where EVERY DOLLAR OF ADVERTISING Pa.haedatl2:lOp.m..wtflbs Aaodatlon. the Lmnan High School dr ML.yor Curtis Blow ka& the team. The U.S. Navy 60 state fi of city officials who )g'w flag and drill team wil! pufarm volwitewvd to be donIW for the bL 3 P. 111., 1 ollosed .t 3 by rbjed to Me gW of George Townsend's Saminfi Homeowners - .\ i- Pinch lengthwise edges of each strip together to make iso n-Inch ropes. I'lact- our IOO (if dough around outside edge of a but. melted da vic*lcn of the pby.sü* at 4 pui. He will be kllowtd during the flour to make soft dough. Turn out on lightly floured board or canvas: k nead i'ntil smooth Bound dough into ball; place in greased bosI: brush lightly with melted butter. Cover and let rise in warm place until double In size, about 1 hour. Punch dough down; cover; let rest 10 in1nUl. Turn out onto lightly floured I oard or The folks in this entire area read the Herald each day. The business places use The Sanford Herald as their customers at t1w auning booth TOP VALUE STAMPS Stir in enough additional Volley ball pmu hom besa Mite. 5dg Baud. Game and food be win alme at I6-iO Pduted for 11 a.m. for moo, and lldrw's p" will begin women and t.eos.tra, wi - - TOP VALUE STAMPS water. Pour scalded milk eILerr,' Fun Day c.iur.i..anfw— The Pwqm—e *y *v 10010 will be bet m the many a j ' " In Merit take Park. 'ba parithatintawmjwv,eatlp. m. and are eted to land within 10 f..t of the target am. The Paragstcrs we members of the p honey cup butter or margarine over sugar, salt, butter and molasses; stir to dissolve butter. Cool to lukewarm. Stir in 1 cup flour and egg. Add sultened )cast and oats. Paragators may well become future necesaRi s if Athens last—movinge mayor, Dirnitnos Ritios. coeds in Inemantlng his $vaululbon to Atbees ambas piiuns. 1 maw 1110111111110 been convinced that radical chasges are required if Ates Is to continue to be a habitable city in the nest few decades - 'We must take our mea sures is Ritscs watchword. arid as the lint sw of the measures, he has personally an domed the offer of a Japanese firm to knit the most xuIated parts of Athens tutc'tber with a networt of elevated railways. Ratios would like to erect about 26 miles of elevated noway. coanuting the major resaden- L 5th-ft-lth' PRIZES RED RIPE Soften yeast in lukewarm Connnijnity Hall with the in. avallahle u that any memnbei froduction of family grvipji, who have tents. campus u The annual basizs meeting may ztay a t the will be conducted at this time also. At the close of builni.'t, a tree sandwich -lupper will be served to all In attendance. entertainment will be presented 'i 50,000 ) 25,000 21i/ FOR THE FANTASTIC SEVEN BIG PRIZES TO BE AWARDED AT THE END OF THIS WEEK AS PART OF THE GRAND REMODELING SALE AT YOUR FRENCH AVENUE WINN-DIXIE. YOU MAY BE A BIG WINNER! WHY NOT COME ON OUT TODAY AND REGISTER FOR THE PRIZES, ENJOY YOUR NIWLY REMODELED WINN-DIXIE AND CASH IN ON THE SUPER SAVINGS WITH THE 29 FANTASTIC BUY ONE . . . GET ONE FREE ITEMS BELOW. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! Glare: ig These SUrrt:,AlINJJ(L DESIGNED FOR THE FAMILY WHO WANTS TO SEE EVERYTHING ON TV. YOU CAN ACTUALLY WATCH ALL THREE NETWORKS AT ONCE OR ONE AT A TIME FEATURES INCLUDE SOtID STATE CIRCUITRY AND REIOTE CONTROL CHANNEL SELECTION DRAWING WILL BE HELD SAT. NIlE MAY 6 Bread making at home is a reward in Itself. Very close to an old-fashioned taste and texture is a Molasses Skillet Bread with a honey glaze. Bake this in a cast Iron skillet, cool and serve from skillet for a touch of nostalgia. 90^ SONY 1-V 1 minute. Drain and drench lobster with cold water. With A BROCHURE tell about the school and village board? By LIZ MIThIEUX TheGeneva Historical WW a &MWM Coffee and ten will be GENEVA — The Geneva Genaloglcal Society Museum furnished. Those at*nding also Hiatortcal and Genealogical will be open Saturday 141 am, are requeed to bring joidft Society again will spotwor thewith membars admitted tree chain and card tables. Eutual homemniing festival for and a small fee for visitors. Just for fun. ntembert members and their triendu at Sunday hours are 2:30-tpin. guests will be attired in Sag Pavtllion in Fort Lane A fish fry will be awind and Colonial, western or oldPark on Lake Barney for two members riqtted to bring a fashioned coaftimes fcr the fi days beginning Saturday. salad andot a vegetable and-or fry. The festivities vU! be con. tinned Sit 6:30 p.m. at Geneva SUNDAY 9 to 7 MON.-SAT. . . . 9 to 9 When water reboils, boil for A MAILER tell about the community organizations? p 2414 FRENCH AVENUE powder Juice of 1 lemon I teaspoon ginger Salt - - - - Drop frozen rock lobster Into b o II i n g salted water. DOES ...... -- cup flour 2 tablespoons curry A "SHOPPER" tell about the Greyhounds, Lions, Saints, Raiders, Seminoles and Knights winning? LPm. SANFORD It ]DOES T -AV - OUi)5v chopped I small onion, chopped $ 10i pac Sou k sr e, rock lobster tails I eiin tt',.n-ineø') flaked coconut 3 cups milk 1,2 cupbutter * sour apple. peeled and wlk U - .i 1 _7TrT'. — l'ol.Nl-Sl.IsS __ Wednesdays May 3, 1912--50 -- OUT vta...tsa, $j FREE! I ., cur Q PAIsHIO ,sius Pimento Cheese BUT ONE ... GET ONE FREE! BUY ONE 12-u,. PkO. W.D BRAND SLICED HAM... GET ONE to,. PKO. W.D BOLOGNA FREE with purchase f 10-piece bucket of I-si JAR SILVII IPSINO FRIED CHICKEN Horse Radish -- oe .o. Betty Ann Salad —ir BUT ONE ... GET ONE1 BUY ONE...GiT ONE BUY ONE.... GT ONE FREE ! FREE! FREE! BUY ONE PKO. SUNNYLAND PRANKS. . GET ONE 6-oi. PXO SUNNYLAND PICKLE 4 PIMENTO FREE BUY ONE 145. COPELANO BAG SAUSAGE Ott ON So:, PKO. COPELAND BOLOGNA PRU BUY ONE 12 TAROW PIZZA .. O FT ONE 9" PIIINOCHIO TOMATO I CHEESE PIZZA FREE �. ------ - -----. .-- •— a . - V • - - I V l V TheSenford Herald The Sanford Herald Delicate Apricot _____ V T1aW;f# W Iii I ri &4 A _Q rfIR A QUUIIRY Rights Reserve I k WIP4O Ifs'S 510115 INC COPYIIOM? I3 Pastries 1 1 By AILEEN cLAIItI 1.'EA Food Editor I a Delicate Apricot Pastries make an impressive dessert guests will enjoy while the hostess s rnil e s knowingly. They are made with contenlCflCt' foods such as pie crust I mix. c r e a in cheese and I canned apricots. Ideal for a party, the apricot pastries I also go well with set' cream I or sherbet. 1 to I APRICOT l'ASTltlI:S I can (30 ounces) apricot I halves. drained Lot cup sugar 01 Rights Reserved Quantity PRICES GOOD THRU MAY 7 - PRICES GOOD THRU MAY 7 WiPN 01511 STOStS INC. COPlIGHT V SAVI 304 15 102 I ! tablespoons eorniitarcb teaspoon salt I tablespoon lemon Juke I package (III (ounces) pit crust mix Sivi "MIX OR ctIL, arKage (4 OUOCt'5 5 -116 cream cheese. softened Asttr1 I egg yolk 1 SOFT tablespoon water Puree apricots in electric blender or food mill. Blend tiar crntarch and salt in sauepn. A d d apricot purer and lemon juice. firing mixture to a boil, stirring constantly; simmer one min-1 ute. Remove from heat andt cool thoroughly. MATCH" CHEK ALL FLAVORS F= SAVE FOR DRINKS 5Af ItIL (5 -. W0 - - 29c 6 1 '.--o: Cant BLUE BAY I A . - tvtsrs, aae 50c 14r V cream cheese and milk with iastry blender. Divide dough iin half. Roll each part to a lOx 12-inch rectangle on lightly flowed surface. Cul l into 2-inch squares; place on ungreased baking sheet. Place rounded teaspoon of apricot filling in center of each square. Moisten ding. anal corners, then overlap at center to achieve diamond shapes. Beat egg yolk and water tcnether brush over* pastries. Bake i n 400-degree oven 10 to 12 minutes or un til lightly browned. Makes about S duxeri tasty pastries. ! MA' 4t 9 21 46-os. Cons THRIFTY MAID PINEAPPLE OR W O Tomato Juice ISrI o(jIr SAVS It. IN $1I BONELESS to smosi THRIFTY MAID CI MILK OR SUPERIRAIID ALL FLAVORS BONELESS • • • • W 0 5IA'0 USDA coosCi ast cooicr Sill 5001(155 II31 ..... Steak ISSIIA C 0411 IT 5111 10011155 TOP SH&OLT SIU $169 B W-D BRAND PURE GROUND BEEF ..%....,,, 4e 40 3 •5 P LB. 0 lOc ISCI CAN $ 'to HALF GALS SAYS 144 lOS Of (us, 14 Pizzas.. P KG. C SJU SIUTRIIIT 99c Shortcake 11 n L 011114302 u • MORTON COCONUT, LEMON, SANANA, CHOC. OR NIOPOLITAN V CREAM t' PIES 11 111111 1 SAVE 56c 4 -- CONCORD BEETS MJ? cup Concord grape juice 2 tablespoons wine vinegar 'i 1 tablespoon cornstarch ,"M& teaspoon ground cloves Dash salt 2 tablespoons busier or .- BUTT PORTION lb 53c WHOLE (17.20 Lb. Avg.) lb. 53c• • 50,, SMOCID MILD CURIO CtNTtS CUT Astor Ham Roast PtACNIS,' SAVE 1k 4 servings ARROW BATH ISE OOKING '411A IS FUN I 15 . . •••• SAVE •••• Chuck Steak 0 __________ 'ISSUE is 10"~ 199 PUS WV Shrimp uuri 43C . Pso UMSADI. Ii 299 531 05 PINK Lemonade 79c S'wiches 99 SU?IIIIANO ICR CISAM "Pt 88c POLY RAG HICKORY Swill W.DIRAND USDA IHC$C1 Of IF !J 'HANK PORTION , CENTER SLICES 98c 0 0 Sliced Bacon - DEEP SOUTH - L.B. . . . .. 2 „ Kt o HICKORY SMOKID MILD CURED Himm &IC - • Pork Chops Steakeftes . ' cup sugar In a ttu'diutii saucepan, c o m hi sic all ingredients. Bring to p boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat and simmer s c vi' r ii I minutes, stirring ocuisionalI Miiki•. SAVE 38c Dinner I can (1 pound) sliced or julienne beets, dralied margarine REAM 2 99 1 C SAVE 104 lASTS Or ISA eIiCit OR SiAOOO PLATTER 9 ., OS SI4IIUP Beets often are overlooked when a different and colorful vegetable is sought to wake up family taste buds.: Beets are good hot or cold and offer many essential vithmins and minerals needed in daily tlkts. A tasty teripe that may be served hot or cold uses grape juice and wine vinegar with a touch of ground close for added zip. ii ICE $1I 18 BONELESS S.... ts... 0 O SHOIflDlI CRACK IN GOOD CAPINID ISCUI -.J-- 1O00 lip 6111 w 0 SIANO usri* CHOICI $Uc 10110014 4 -S I,. Avo :. Grapefruit Juice 1111134 USDA CI40ICI 11111110 woOlf SONIIUS Cube Steak VI Luncheon Meat Blen d pie crust mix StAND W 0 hAND w C) $IAND USDA I 12 - oz Cons THRIFTY MAID THPIFTIt D )A IAIO 0%( StA Steak Dmind StenbII - Tuna Fish SAVE Aitor W Tenderloins " - 30c 15 S - $1 zt milk 0 StAND USDA CIIOICI SIll $01411155 SIt As S Delmonicos . I thbleanoon w ' LB. 68c French Fry 88c Potatoes SAVE 20c r1 I. (IC'' a, •.. •.. tFor •'. - Astor _ S.LI.c PIACNIS a a RAG - use S1a It sou COMP\ LJINMI rIt . 1/2 cup ui'-.ed 2cu-• Dlxii DAttT, in l"it Sort 'Astor -V . . . . 999* e IAVA 'St - - Sugal with confectioner. sugar and remaining 1 teaspoon %'anLlia, apmd over pie $1.00 . PLACI4ES t.,t'ktii (1)fl''(- (11j0cr5 night Wallow filling to set Just before atr1n. whip cream "-'(p LOAVL$ 4 Cluster Rolls.. 4 $100 4fU %JI. 'r t1 I Ldb$rIl$"nl t'..iLei 9;fldi t-...iu p.!r shell I dm1 - vier • a flti'ete' lit % move from heat Stir in 5 tea. spoons III the l- 4nhlLi anC the butter. Cool slightly Pour into pastry sh'lI Refrigerate ovcr SAVE Sit - 011.11 tiASLINO ClOWN 11 SiSYP 511010 01 4 In Itit t"p p.111 of ' Jt)if boiler iitit Luether tat su4 at soC flour- rr.iduill stir in i 1 '2 up 01 the 'nih. irt-ping smooth In a small mixing bowl beat egg yolks with remaining 1/3 cup milk and add to sugar mixture; add chocolate. Cook over simmering nater, slirnn cunstsntI. until thickened Re- S.NDWi,l Bread fIt I , Ut' III I1J,Ii t . Woke 11 P Bayer Aspirin. ) T Topping ;0 GAt lis 0 0 * SIZE $188 68 Ice Chest IAIGI 15150 .. $100 SAVE lOt 1301. SIZI 114111?V MAID - aft '4 Navy Beans 5AV1 334 16 us Sill tsrnnv MAiD Irish Potatoes Wg' cuR' 1 us' or SAYS 334 INSISt? MAID Pork & Beans '5(50 (a (P . C1IOIGIA 510 SWill SAYS 134 13., SIZE IIlSiflv MAID Spaghetti SAYL 3$ V I5j 5Z5 TH$il IT MAID Cut Beets l.a CANS O Ca6age . ... . juics . . . HIADS $100 3Q1 CUP 39c HAIVISI 511 50 •. IS., 49c U. S. No. I REGULAR POLY SAG P Pot Pies 6 $1 39c 00 ASTONNSt IANT . MORTON ASSORTED SAVE 3$c TROPI C ANA ASTOR MI*5D vSGSTAIigpPO*D O1 o4 SADY LB. C LImas..4:1°° Peas. 2 A TO ES 20 7 9 VENT-VU RAG DtIiAIl& IOU RAG lACY . i5 04 '.4IOO Plot AStOR 1102111 PuNCH 1100LAN 01 CStPItIS Cut IMPIMY WASP Tomato Sauce 2 Cucumbers 5 59c Orange Juice .3 49c Potatoes........ 49c ••••• I) 100 $ 51150, CuSP . . . .. swill Blackeye Peas , 2 Cantalopes Potatoes. 3 Oranges 5 Pole Beans ....2 .... 090.6 a CORN 8As69c ji fACH $399 Folding Chairs PSG FRESH DELICIOUS 26 OT S TYROVotM 100 Cl 'IC .0 DIXIE *HIP PLASTIC Garbage 7as59 Fries. jj;v,' 3 ege y'tII tII ' 5'.% tic?)' Il 55105 EYE TWO 2-ROLL PKG. ThriftUd I'etaloN S.Ivl lto tioct'a'.v l'i' ?itts 1.ni:iit MhS. BANNER S (hI(K'O ATE I'IK Tht ta%lflte deeri (orne from a f-uswn PK.'es! 1 cup sJgjr Stuffed Veal Green Henn. 2 RLY 419 E. First St. French Ave. at 75th St. Sanford Potatoes3 • ” $100 Plot �- -_ The Sanford Herald eB—The Sanford Herald CakeFor Special Occasion by i.ecfl Ilrcwnsi -'r Asweiavd Press I'oo4 Editor Here ts the most elegant French-type layer cake I knots to make Mt},ough tht' cake and frotin; rrpes are not spanking new. I did evolve this way of assembling them with a Filling at apricot preserves and cognac and so lye named the dessert Gateau Cedly out of my own conceit GATEAU CECIL\ 1 cup plus 2 .ablespooni sifted cake flour teaspoon bak.nc powder 1/2 cup milk 1/4 cup butter f egg yolks 1 cup sugar '4 teaspoOn '.ztni1t ;,'2 cup apricot prose; vv. 1/4c'up cognac Vanilla etitter Creim see twlnw astrô cup slivered ii t.ianehed almonds rtase and flour three 11-inch round layer-cake pans Or if your pans tend in stics, line the bottom of the pans with wax paper. grease and flour the sides of the pans and the paper On will pope,, tft together flour and baking powder. In a small saucepan beat milk until bubbles appear around :he edge, set aside to cool slightly In a smalt skillet !!ti butter. se su1t to c. slighils In medium mixing bowl with electric beater at high speed, beat tog( ther egg .oiks and sugar until thick avid ivory color Graduallybeat in milk and ta Gradually fills At low speed gradual) beat in flour mixture making sure all f tour is moistened Fold in butter. Turn into prepared pans Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until cake tester inarried in 'enter comes out clean - , bout 15 minute! Place pans on wire racks, lip cool for 10 minutes. With it s.iiall spatula c- arntind edge of us.'ig un •-- and down n ... uun to prev.nt .aring edge& cakes out of pans of cake "1 onto wire acks In i"ow 'nmp1 rtel' Thorn E'lly mix together I ti serves and cognac, beating t break up any large Opriu.. pieces. set aside and prrpar, Vanilla flutter Cream Place t'tIC cake bi'ot On plate. spread with 1.'2 of lb. £f.rIcot preserve mixture AdC another risk.' la'er spread tsIll remaining prr'rrs't- mixture Add third Last - ('itser lisp uanc sides of cake with Vanilla Butter Cream and refrigerate At serving time, sprinkle top of cake with almonds, pressing down firmly, serve at once Return an leftover cake to refrigerator Wednesday, May 3, 1972 T A&P CONSUMER SERVICE ,AN '] English Plate Pie 4' SVTTt1 w WE ARE Vacuum Packed Coffee PLEASE Chase Bonus Special Sanborn & l Lb. OQ$ Can O# Apple Juice 'Instant Coffee TO ACCE 3 Tomato Juice 002. $129 Jar .1 Pineapple Juice U.S.D. A. FOOD STAMPS Btls "Super-Right" Freshly 3 Btls- "Super-Right" Chuck ; 41 6407. Btl. 39I "Super. Right" Western Pork Chops Bonus Special! $1Q9 Boneless RoastLb. 1 Center Slices t Ill. . Lb. 99 (Loin End Lb. 690 "Super-Right" Rib End Bonus Special! "Super-Right' Shoulder Boneless RoastLb. $118 Pork Roast . . . . "Super-Right" Western Beef Chuck Steak Bone .79t Pork Backbone Lb . Lb. $ 1 Angel Soft 59 Jumbo Towels Ant (5 Cl. Pkg. 590 Lawn Leaf Bags & Roach Bomb i t 99C b Cen99 Bonus Specialt Spaghetti 69t Janitor in a Drum A&P Bonus Special! Ann Page Regular or Thin Bonus Special! Liquid Cleaner Oscar Mayer 12 or. Smokie Links or 'I Lb. All Meat or Pure W: 23t Sultana Bonus Spec ial! Grape Jelly 2107. Jar Beef Franks I Lb. Pkg. A * Whole Kernel Corn...... $ lLb. * Early Garden Peas Cans * ieweuiomawes..... I00 I - * Pon & Carrots * Lima Beans lib ......... Baking of Pear Haim Ilb ........... * Y.C. Peach Halves 29oz 3 A&P Delicious Fresh "Southern Style" BROWN 8oz. & SERVE Pkg. Russet 10 It lLb. Pkg. 69 69' Sliced Bacon 69t Potato Salad POTATOES g Bonus Special! Frosty Morn Swift's Premium Delicious Sausage lLb. Bag 89' Bag Sausage - * Cut Green Beans ...... Bonus Special Copeland's Pure Pork Bonus Special! "Super.Rlght" All Meat 491 EN-SHOW-4 2 Your Choice Sliced Bologna * Cream Style Corn 91 Roll Raid Aerosol 4Rolls Lb. 6 Ill. . . 75Ff Aluminum Wrap (Priced Lower Than A Year Ago) Pork Loin Bonus Special! Wondertoil • • •Giant Lb. 59t "Super-Right" Whole or Rib Half Cubed Steak Detergent . Lb. 591 "Super-Right" Country Style "Super-Right" Western Beef Chuck Sail Laundry (Priced Lower Than A Year Aao) 2Lb. '1507. VANILLA BUTrER CREAM 3 cup sugar I tablesptKni light ('i,rn syrup 1/4 cup water erg whites I tablespoon vanilla 11 3 cup butter. so! tcrwd slijthtls In a I 1 / 2 luart saucepan over moderate heat, stir together sugar. corn syrup and water until sugar dissolves and mix lure comes to a boil flail grittly. without stirring, to 240 degrees on a canth thermometer or until a small amount of syrup dropped into cold water forms a s.ift ball that ftatterm on ri'rntwat from skater Rcnus%f from heat and set aside In it :ne-dijm mixing bowl with ck'c'tric beater beat egg Whites until thrip. form sufi straight peaks. beat in vanilla 6radually best in hot syrup. cool In another medium mixing bowl, without vaiuing twater, thoroughly beat the butler. beat in the egg-whir nits ut e a less tablespoons at a time 3 Lbs. And Over Lb. GROUND BEEF Bonus Special! Tropi-Cal-Lo Bonus Special! 100 Qt Orrictp f'tririk 3oz $100 Ii Cans Pinecrest Shopping Center Hwy. 17-92 at 27th Street Sanford, Florida Bonus Special! Ritter Save Real Cash! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED BonusSpeClal? it Red Cheek * French 'Style Green Beans Lb. Bag 14 0Z. 3 00 1 WHITE BREAD Jane Parker 4 200Z. 39C Round Loaves Top 79 Choice $1 00 * Y. C. Peach Slices 29oz . . 291 (DEL MONTE TOMATO KETCHUP Bonus Special! All Purpose Easy Brew (Priced Lower Than A Year Ago) Ann Page Our Own Tea Bags Ann Page Red 48 Ct. Box Golden Crown 2407. Jar (Priced Lower Than A Year Ago) 491 Elbow Macaroni (Priced Lower Than A Year Ago) Plum Preserves SUNDAY St'i'i'ER Platter of Shred Cold Mt'a. Hulls Succotash Salad Ret erage 8! cad F'udthng SUC('O7A.'H SALAD A tro'en s t-grtbl is put to good ..nd unusulIl ut' I package -10 ounces I frozen lLb. Box 23" Junito No Apple Pies 3oz. f Pkg. [IJ 22 or. Slzn It 43 itonu', Spoc. ii1 J,t ni.l'irI',riIds'ri (Priced Lower Than A Year Ago) King Size Cantaloupe Ea. 49t Bonus Special! Florida Valencla Pound Cake i ENGLISH all TL illf. 2 t.sblespo'.n1 hut'er I medium oonion 'Ill'.. chopped 1. 1/2 cup I pound ground lean beef I sup i,tratruvio tteu..,' mushrooms, 1/4 pound teaspoons Won e;ter4hiri 341K' C 1/2 teaspoon salt I beef bouillon ctib 1/2 cup boiling water I t..bt'-ipoon flour 2 fib tp.ni riI - '-; I pk.l" Il c'r..- e1 4" r iit mix I egg tables in miJ In a Minch skillet heat butter. add onion and rook gently until soitened Stir in graur,il beef. co it. mashing Aith a 1.rk to crumble, until m't loses its red color Stir in mushrooms Worcestershire and salt. coot for 2 minutes Dissolve bouillon cube in boil ing water, add to beef mixture Stir flour with -old water to make a smool. ,....:; stir into beef mixture Stirrin cen stantly heat to boiling point exk for 2 minutes Remote from heat. set aside Prepare piecrust mix a; l..b.t dirt-ct.s Ise half to line ttri of an 1-inch pie plate Roil out remaining half to cover pee Fill pie shell with beef mixture, cover with remaining pastry Flute edges aid s'it top fur steam to escape Beat egg with milk to blend Brush over top pastry Bake in a preheated 423-de' gree oven until crust is well browned - 40 to 43 minutes Let cool on wise rack for 10 minutes before serving Makes 6 servings FAMILY SUPPER Scalloped Eggs and Crabmfat SaI.0-t Bowl (,reen Peas 6sngerbread with Apple'sau*t SCALLOPED E(GS AND cHARM EAT A cascrole-style main dub 6 atc3CcoZ b't'.e' 2 tablespoons flour 1 1/2 cups milk I tablespoon prepared yellow mustard 3/4 teaspoon salt 6 hard-cooked eggs. sl.-ed I tan 17 1/2 ounces' ceabmielt drained and II 'ked li-Up coarse crjckr crumbs In a l'quait saucepan over li-A heat. melt butter. ;t:m in flour Hemos,- from heat i.iraduatt Stir its milk, keeping soxioth t'ok ti,rr nk'tlCratel. los heat. stirrirg constantly. until thickened arsi buDbv Whisk in mustard and salt In s I 1/2-qu4rt buttered casseruI. make alternate Lis-rs of slR.e-d eg crabttte.it rnu-t i'd .in.t t-ra&l.'-r srunih Put' in a preheated 350-degree tven until 30 to 35 minUseS bubbly hot Mikes Ito 6 servings Bonus Special! Jane Parker Delicious Pillsbury 401 Instant Potatoes Ill Bonus Special! Yellow Onions Lb 10, SANFORD A-MART. Hwy. 1741 at 11th Sf. fly (.ecily fir.ws,tone 4,,oc-i.trd Pre-s. Food f.1iior flri";h u'stne ha; always been rioted for its gciod meat pies And the following recipe. Il.vto1ml Piy an Fngh;h hOme PrOfl.'iflii( now working in thoi country. deserves ts share of fame 'A hen tried at our ho"sf it was gihbled up ifovirever managed to stow away a coup!,* of portion; and found they r heated beautifully Why do we call this lish 'plate pie' Becausp plate pi' is an En glish term or a t' . cfust pie in (OtstraIt to a drep dish pie 'typically F.nglith tr, is the filling made with beef ind mushrooms sri seasoned with, V,orrestersltr'e ax'e 2Cut 6 25 or. 9 Bonus Special Jane Parker Frt,h F.MILY DINNER Smoked Bi'nele'is Pork Shoulder Butt Mild Mustard Sweet l'utatoe'l Salad Bowl Broccoli Rev ,rae Frt"5tcd Cupcakes MILL) \tt ST-%RL) It tastes like a niustard satv but it s thick and spreadable 2 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons dark brown sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt I teaspoon dr) mustard 2 tablespoons prepared I tablespoon cider v&ne.t I' 2 cup water 2 tablespoon' butter h a small saucepan ..ughlv stir t.rgrthet the flour sugar. salt an d dry mustard add prepared mustard and vine. Lemon Juice All Varieties 1/2 cuj 'tater Salt 2 tablespoons olts'r oil 2 tabk,.poons cider vinegar Pepper to taste 1/4 teaspoon '.u'ir 2 teaspoons nunt-d pai'.Ie'. 2 tMt)k5puJ. Lettuce Irate' Sliced tomato Cool. succutuist according to package directions using the 3/2 cup water and 1/4 teaspoon salt. drain In a small mixing bowl, with a fork, beat together the oil vinegar. 1/I teaspoon sail, pepper and sugar. add mcc'ot.ash, parslr and onion, mix sscll Cover and refrigerate at leas' an hour to chill and blend flars. Serve on lettuce leaves and garnish with tomato Makes 4 servings B°?I- siJ (Priced Lower Than A Year Ago) Daily Dog Food )Lb. Can IAC Nestles Candy Bars 3 For$100 Only j, Bouillon Mrs. Filberts Whipped ILb. Ctn. Usterfle D111,41' Lily Corn Meal Cookies D,lc Ot,.ir - 24C1 995 05 49* Lunch Meat 2 89' Ms ,r t)iij*p Crackers SQJL 45' A&P Coffee Con 8r Ann Papt Rigatoni 23' AQ$ J Frank Rolls $149 32 89 Tablets __________________________ 1111111111111 Tegrin MEDICATED ShamPoO Johnson BABY OIL 16 & BA BY POWDER 24 oz. BABY LOTION 16 oz. B 0. 12 Pk, 37 HANDI WHIP 901. 39C Pkg. 5 hing ton State Red DeHC%0U AitisePtiC Efferdent - A&P Frozen 4 3' - ____all ___ MNENN— 25's 39c Oranges 10 For Only Family Size Margarine HERB-OX The Ganges Rover swerpr 1$9 mIles from Himalayan beadwaters to the Bay of tkia. gal. 1k ween muuzuLams and A-1ta 11.1.11FLONS a plain so flat that the river dnnN univ 7(Xi feet n LOW mik's Wednesday, May 3, 1972-98 20• $119 Fresh Califor,ti,i Johnson POUND CAKE APPLES 09 AI' Froien All Butter LETTUCE 12 (it. Pkg. LAYER CAKE B/IBy Hd.29 12 SHAMP0 0 - .$j39 -:-r keeping sm, loth Cook over moderately luw beat. stitru' constantly. until tlucktned, stir it butter Makes AtKut 3/4 cu in the relrtgerator t.EANS TO NATURE FREPORT Ill- (AL') The NatIonal Audubon SocIety. Vre'Puft airdea Club members have Learned. is urgIng the creation of educational natars venters to Learn the esijoyment - 59C A&P Frozen Orange il il il il il l l l I I I I I I I I I I I 1111111111111111111111ilil ilil l l1111111 1 ga r, gr'sdu.ally whisk in wale 140:. Site 69 P,'Ices In this Ad are effective through Sun., May 7, 1972 of the ou Woof t. One ceotef in Greenwich. ('nan., a O0 acre pro ject. new is in uporalius' As housing d.velopmefltl multiply and mare and more shopping centers arc built, land is used up in great acreage; Mrs. Francis Kafka said "U each urban community wusald net aside a tract of Land. this etterwould benefit future gener- alions." ations - �'iDB—TheS&r?ord Herald Wednesday. hPI 19 ills? sanrorti IIri,ItI in - m in - so - - - - M Cj CELEBRATING _ OUR NOW YOU CAN JOIN THE PUBLIX as I ND _ 42 S AN NIVER y I —4 ARY _ annive Ulu tine ,i3TV4vl4fl Ijtmictnb BAVARIA GERMANY * moiSt JOIIAUtI IIAVII AN) llvtunIA ni PMAP4I ilIPIA .'Olti 19,;' tie' avfilst)tf' unti ..'I (111 1II} IIII SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE p p4lrp, _____ Armour Zip-Top Boneies• (plus 100 etso S&H stomps wvfw ! 1 [1 ) viI -4 1 , -elm IN McIntosh Apples __ 4 2c Crisp Western lao-White large Cauliflower ........... ____ Dclicious Large (36-sixel pkg. _ Cantaloupes ........... . 42 Lore Beach, Fresh CeIiforna B roccok a'nder YelIc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '? ____ ___ Corn...........5 e 42C ••1• \ ________ U.S. No. 1 Florida big.(64-siee) _______________________________ per . 42c Tasty Tomatoes ...... Felt of . 42 c For F" ____ ___ S AVE se SALAD DRE1N0. Miracle _____ = Wi.reesin Cheese bar lndiwidv.11yWrapped Prweasvd Choose Food 12-61. C Sliced American .......p. 69 Wlsc.siin Cheese let MUd 7 , TV Dinners ........... 5t.uf4ys Fr.aen Fr.acb Cremb / Chocolate Coke .........V... 79c ____ __ BHORTRNSNQ ___ ___ Crisco Potatoes . ........ . . . . . 3 Stion, / Sole Fillets ............,. 89 pppp- I - :: 69 ,. 57£ ............ == (GreenSt43 T BNE*KrAMY il ______ __________ A.p....m Wad,. I 1$. Potato Chips PHI 1 it &P'u$I$fffi 1 iK.1 uuuuI i ,' 7 . . . . . . . . . WORTH 52c:,. SAVE 17c. Sweet or Hamburger P,ckies 1 5 89 CAFE MIXES3 I,.. I,. 1". P I.s. CaL. N.7 is, icri, = = Tomato • Ketchup Preserves ---' SAVE Ac. Step- KU? Ugh? Meat Tuna 55 55.5I... SAVE 20c, Folprrs Instant Coffee ... 93c C , 39c I.' NcsbiscoCookjes.......3 Keabler Testy Fres h Honey Grahams - 00 0 0 0 14 WITH 040 COUPON D .... ••= cts 45c be tz- 39c Wed. s -* e ect ve ff i Pike- IN WITH SLUC £0 33. so. . : Hair Spray I'to . S cope •. . ........ h can 49 Ham . . . . . . . . . . half 1 _ 5_ ls l iSt i..l _iI1 ________________________ ____________________ Breakfast Club l; 9 79c il Macaroni Scilad...... Bar . B - 0 Fryers . . . . . 0 0 te le Apple Sauce Instant Potatoes DIa_Soap . . thU US (S.iSU Its P.1(5*15 *5 Tall half Sol. 1 per 39c I ----------.j.5b&*-k 1 __________ EXTRA __________ Be ' 79c .y __ _i:k_ _ ILL cre.uiy Inseeth Bavarian Style Cheese Cake . . . . . . . . . . . ' 79' D.Hci.vs Fresh Mod. • such C9c for Cuban Sandwich . . . ' Oil to*$-IDS ago pli$4a#ltil so • 3// Tops - Chicken A Noodles 11 , 2-OZ. pug. / I.p*... w.=. nor Is. 19021 JWGreenStamps •,s ,.mø a..,ss cooks 411 & *303 "op"" W*4,*EXTRA lix pug 1 10' - _.......... P55(55,1 I Roman's Freston MARKETS 5•• EXTRA -- ______ - - 2 site _ 39' - 1 1 SEMINOLE PLAZA I CASSELBERRY _ 1 E.. Sunny Delight Florida Citrus Punch For dis May lull 1972 _____I JWGreenStamps ---- Can 3 :... It. .S4 4*I • EXTRA -- Breakfast Club 0e0 5e Delicious Dairl-Fresh French Onion Dip 8-02. cup uI.pir.. W.4. N.y IS, $5715 I ____________ __________ ____ _________ _____________ ______ ' _______ ____ 39C ltttIr. £ 2001. 49C Bread L1?lPjjatIlITUOiuS• P,Ctti*sQ. *OS lI(i0i56CSUJtIl$ M k Fresh M.d.. Tasty - = &GreenStamps Detergent giant paj. rt.r 49c 1 L Cheer quo Iap'.s W.4.. N. 5 "Ill EXTRA Old Fashion Flavor Baked Beans . . . . . . . . 'a.' 39' SAVE be, F & P Fi.vorful -.. Prune Juice . . ..... . . . 2 4O-s.. bets. I Ubhys Ta.py Flavored TomatoJuice..........3 quo" s= . $ I 'SAVE sc YeU.w-CU.g Halved r SAVE I Os, Whit. Gold, PIOk Mouthwash A Tasty Kitchen-Fresh F &P Peaches 00000.....3 :.. Armour's Zip-Top Boneless Canned Hams Cheese N £010 WHIT CNCN$ Flav.rfl Franklin or Genoa Salami . .. . ooked C Cottage: 1 Vgr A9 TomWr Vi"les WORTH ISC . ' JwGreenStamps tilt UIi C5VP•U .5 tS* .5*1 •• SAVE 36c,, Poties Tome, Lister. &*of, ago- aself 0 PuLMe.W.s.$rts pk&m Always A family Favorite pkps. I EXTRA PotatoSalad........'. C it c.eepl' = SCHMIEN NESE. L 0".FAT _________________________ ...Braunschweiger . . ..... 59c 4 - 49 Gaoduilvat Side 9c C r. - .a..L. , Z. ;7;, _______ 49 61_ei. 9c tamea Jumbles, Super Rings, Baster Fi.vsr.d Barbecue Sauce chun-'s BEST FLOUR = 59 to-we Sao r . Chunk rj s_ -I. ___ 11-es. • P •I -, - I I='l 1 - Cheer Detergent I 4-ox. can I 5-lb. can 'Asees = p ____ ___________ wilPi BOO o C 41 SAVE 30c, Smu:k,,"s Strawberry 59' - ... plant pkg. jars i Worth 34C __ ________________________________________ •° pkg. SAVE lit, Heinz Rich. Yanpy *IIt 0515 WIP. r.0 . / Pillsbury . _ Iiciovs Lean Sliced ASS S McCormick Purs Black Pepper 3 ago _____ 5.1b. bag Chips '° sv cans U 41GreenStamps .,,. i.,$ (St's. a.. •.laall I. Mixes Flour potato 3 1b'-oz. .. Smucker's Chips. 2 LAYER - 4 EXTRA SALi _____ WITH ISO COUPON IN *0 IN*CK a.'. ,..l .v'S• aS ...m.asi of AVS 886 PILLSSUMY A500RTSD .*vs IS. PLAIN OR •SLP MISINO _____ pUUX JWGreenStamps . (t.par.. w.d.. N.? IC. C?IP GRAPLr or PUNCH. ' Testy Old World Flavor SAVE It. F I P Beg. or Stewed . EXTRA quart six. ___________________ _________________________ *303 cans I / Tomatoes per • • lb. 99c .**a**..050.***søc*o.ffpfps0000*aak A?vg Drinks / F- O Green Beans .......... 5 cons °1 / w,urti.: 16-ox. can 4118folres Wild- DWY 1141, 11 Cake Regular Margarine I-Sb. cm. __ ___ Cans U FI P Flavorful Cut 9-oz. pkg. Spray & Wash Lipton Tea Bags CLUB 6 *303$ Garden Peas . . . . . . . . . . 5 liz Twin-Pock Small (70$ count) _______ Golden Corn ::.,. SAVE 22t. F £ P t.ad.r P0 ll• Nil l.v.S. ti ..ie ..,s per 1, _______________ 9t I UNIT I P LASt WITH DThIP f000cmsn iciU0INC SAVE ITt, F I P Whole K.,a.I of Cr..m Style tPub lUll 15W55 •fl Spit tIll •I 4GreenSfamps...; of Grouper Fillets..... SIIS lb. i° F es,. EX TRA Florida EXTRA 10-os. 16.os. pkg. S..'. White Shrimp . . . I S S - Ice 23-si. Sticks Seafood Treat S _ Fish . S I ________________ ________ t1N ____________ .-... . Poets Party P M 7 tcstir ( °--' -Ib. can Gertees Crispy Cruihy pound I 4' - ___ Short. n In g 17-02 Fish Fill ets ............. \\\ / ...........5 ... Nigh Line, Individual Mve en?. milleR P=4 laStS 0' 55 mi. _________________________________ P4et,w...s t.,.d., tr.sse -- ________ _________ ___ 69 B firsew PNfT VROBT*SLB '-I'. I 3..'. ___ _____ _______ CupCakes ............pk. 69t • - • _________ Vj 42 lispIv.. Wood. N.,. IS ISP)I 35c 59c 69c Sliced Bologna • • Coffee j-tb. e0 _______ ______ 1.,. Leo Vr.*.si Green Peas Maxwell House STAMPS! 10-.a. . $ 12 9 0P EI.SCINSC PSN - — 59 11 _ei. 59c S-ct. r 10-u. pkg. Copsland's Tasty Steak Sale ROD.. DRIP. PINS. FOOD pp. Delicious Round Frozen Waffles ........pip. 49 $wee.ees Prezen Cbick.e of Teey Wilkinson Chromium Double-Edge Blades 112-os. C 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 pkg. 99 Beef, Ham, Turkey •... puu. 43c inuccu wuvv wtsnca cur SALt! Sirloin, per 1GreenSfamps tile I.,. •.,ee. .. ,,Iv..,, ii. Oscar Mayer Wieners.. : 99c (•y Club Or Ronsl•s Top Round 39 EXTRA Seafood Treat, Delicious Limeade . Cook 'N1 Bog Dinners .....4 I ve •ø a.. •.aI .. s .,f e.,, AnPi-P.rspirant R.g. or Unscented 5-ox. can s.i,.. w.d Na, • Regular or All B..f Style A WE REDEEM Fm..., Oeeee Asserted 'veeoa Link Slausages, A~q $wtrI$ PSIMIUM pootla COYLSISMENT 1._es. Orange Juice .............74c Mlaee M.ld Fresee ... Oscar Mayor Tasty Sr"oklo Buddig's Delicisus Chipped Longhorn Cheese ....... 99c Prisas D.liciees Pi*eaIs 7W-si. Cheese Spread .........e'e 55c Delicious D&a44r.sh t.. French Onion Dip (Pies SO .,ers SIN Green leu.ps with tsi.p•O) Whip lb. 69c i.,, Dial Smoked Daisies ....... Ib. $109 per Beef Short Ribs rd- ,,. per Pr.mswm Proten _____ __________________________ Sliced American ....... Ph,. 69c ________ P,4,ct for Salads, Swift 12-es. Western Juicy Lemons . . ..... . . fism I ____ gel. I Homogenized Milk Kraft's ondividualig-wropp" par per II ______ Valencia Oranges to a so, of 10 ,, 42c Worm W.eil,er Treat, Vk.r.da Deiri-rrr.h Gredp A Florida JWGreenStamps Swift's Premium Ass,d. s11.d Cold Cuts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '• 49c (Cooked Salami, Spiced Luncheon, Beef Bologna) Swift's Premium Smekles or 1 2-o,. Polish Sausage ••••.•• pu g. 9 5. Swift's Premium Boneless $109 lmperialRoast............ lb. ____ sit,. $119 English Cut Roast * . .. .. .. . lb. D*iri-Vs Gde A VI.da hetf Homogenized Milk ......get. 59c __________ _________ 42 _____ 36 CreamChse ......... ____________ llCallor lUNKEY Iior,citi Sweet PhiI*d*$phiS Ire'id . 79c Swift's Franks ... • ••••• per Swift's Premium Prefen BentiII114I w/sOUpofl) Regular or Dinner Style Pot Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 79c Bollard's Biscuits ........ ...hf ii 2 0 .59 eacit Swift's pq•mjum Proton I.n..I Soft Margarine .........' 39 TV Dinners ___________ ow top SH!dBacon ........... pLo. 79c °rtm,u" 89c I Chuck Steaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. ar"&40" Club rolwift Pack) - $wfts Premium flavorful Swift' s Swanson's _______ D m p Canned Hams.......... _________________________________________ U.S. fancy Crisp Juicy I - - - - - - - - - kq " I CLUB WORKS HERE'S HOW THE PUBUX BAVARIAN CHINA 'in wish .aI' I! fl) .d f'iJiI I Pu k i y,u, fern ut iJ Ia' Fn $I(11 00 a s..avn ctin,'p fin t)t pltii iu tn nmp 'ml 'si 'in WIan yis rMmp''i'a pUcIIaa (!fl Ur ,ycii oil t'(I) I*I T-'U*n ?R Y011 F rmtd *till 25 itap, p*thinø fo' hirms 'fou'il Isis iAVltAP1t) UAVAPIA ( HMAPI'V •p,ii JQIIMIPI mil 'nun I,. mnuPi paid only $ 24 !, plus In', In, a 40111'41 lnk5 lk it ( _ p lmk some - - - - - - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - V i I 4 1 I Fi. / _ SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD , F'!''" J3/sees/wp/.nng IS a pleasure JIoeenStamps I. hUll (N iSa SUN 5511 US • S kool-Ads Sw..t.n.dL.rnwmad. Isr'v..w.' Ma y Is, 551 -. �128—The Sanford Herald Chamber Unit Unanimous osed aleOpp Hos pi taIS Wednesday, May 3, __ PRICES EFfEC11VI MAY 3-0,1972 M 11144% It k Fireandlw Parsonal Service. Iisceunt Prices—. Great Bonus --• J • wRalk,.. UU Buys, Fine Western Meats and Personal Butcher Service ra' U.S.D& CHOICE STEAKS SIRLOIN TIP or RUMP neu c*igviavi -. rI LflC DER$*u * Pie. Store 1601 W Ift Lu evr Swiss Steak Cube Steak imperial Steak K.C. Steak 704oa$349 L It. t.. CI4OPPIP 51OIN Steak Patties s iastç. Aw... Kismrn.. BOYS VOTES iLew C11,0111111111 Prune Juice 49c ,... )U bUD VUIt &fT1MUL ftilt ^4 DU wr Bartlett Pears 38c Beef !!! I io.so* 'lhbø $049 £1 I wu . L' ADCALICACT ______ 'Enough Doctors' CICHM inState 1. Y. Strip Steak C !! - __ WrILI .(I1IL&çZ Of I 1PI4J16..I JUl.SIT 3 ____ I .. 67c B 0 Sauce C 100 tIs?rC WITH PIJtCNASI O Luncheon Meat ONION. CHUCK WMK3!4 s*US,urV. PIPPIR Steaks oaact *vi t1 bormuda FAIRWAY FARMS SLICED BACON...-'.d U'' '' '' '' I l!'r st'I I lpUnI Ii,'uti' i'.i,'titlt til, I lifriI iihji'i tl,',' Is, Ilsc i'iil II4 ''' issil tc,iii,sstksl ls.yi s4ui WHP I,tillt with 1,iI.1IIISI n1v tnfr,nnUnn 1,11 &qn'Ii ,,wiittct'N f the (1t'tlYf'(I will No Inward ShOflI date to the frmpital aIe and I J $)tIhlI(' fundi for cart' Greater Sanford (iinmt's'r of reat'IinI% to the aIIIt' s( 11w aufjo cfJflqtru( tI'sn In S'PII11I Snnlnok will not until I'm iatisflt'd it will pubIir (1w public would yt' CoulnIerce legislative and inettiral fn'%lty. in the tw,t i the 11w tinninUl,i, also requested control under private ownpr*hlp County, Robert IH.ehn, eorn national affairs COIUI1IIIICC (or rising insta to rare for initittttw tisiriiian. pointed OUt entire c'minty.'' Vntc%1 unan(niout' today in counts' c'otnmsslonc'ra 411(1 private SJ(flfOIsi I.a; s"tflp of 9,4' 'most Walter 1iø$ow enmmfttoe 1 under al opoM(Ion to the proposeli tale hospitni trustees establish a digefli' ider,ii if health by the Seminole County (1uu. jntnt.stuslv group to lrwsk into the owitership, hospital would horrible of schools In member, and ''if new not the countyiatnplt care shouM he satritketl for proltt, t,*ratt' for mission of Seminole ctnoiiiil priipottlion. Philip I ognmm, chaIrman if (lie nect'ttnrlly hit i are of ui1ier1ts; are In tie built, they should be as qehnnii, sines education hospital. i'itiifliJ' Ii. lion by lIft' replacements (mit the Sanford already res1ved 7) per cent M Iy a nine.to.-zero vote, the ChillIlbor sul).'omnmnItter trustees ntol IIicfli'al staff for the ecilnty'S tal dollar. c'oniiittct' fli't'tptt!'4l motion the sale, 'aid 1w host lenr!1t lrwik'ati'ig that only Cvelartl cotnmnentd why not lb. hospitals operations In 9t' , iisws lisisniti, by Mack N. (levt'lansl Jr., that 4, 1972—.,anforu, nor Ida 3771 Thursday, yt ou'u John itothi smwnethlng was not dncw to .I2 former riMe senator, going on necessarily have to be sitlit to past. Price 10 0. !Q Clevclnnd said the hospital ansi firmirninrind had rriade the Seminole health department rrcocut oppoatng the salø until the highest bidder, a luni beer; fl101'C Information concerning thought previous when county was voted on county.witle and sthlrmtwnts wanting to sell the property along with the •'s hospital, John Krlr$er. Chamber t,nl if it Is *iW 541(1 .14 miii (45 proinrtv is transferred. the p posiiI Is known. 64th Year, ('lc'elnnsl said 11w law for. trenwnds'tit burden'' to tas• manager, rsb4erved, ''fo two Accompan>tng the vote and inctuiled In the motion were mcml>' required tIIuh property payers at had been stated in an people tell us how to run this oriall(lo rotinty'" Ile added the Count letters from the Chamber ,,umt be solil to the highest eilltorial In an OALNO as fostering the Commission Ir"Ilvidually shouitty C 1111littee to all fl%*r County til(Wer after heing ileellirril newspaper "stand up and be crius!ed nn hospital' sale. Co,iinüsslon members seeking surplus. Quoting a statement by Greg this quetinn. Logan read a resolution their personal feelings relative Later, Commissioner A. ',, , Drives t)riiTfltnnd. t'funt > to the 5:41,', plus letters to formed by 114 suteemmnIttr4', I I •. 11) 11111. S('l)11 , 49c I T-Boae Steaks HOLLYWOOD. Flat, tAP - Doctors are flowing into So.ath Florida population centers faster than their potential patients, but some small COUHILCS in the state ALL MEAl I are still without their first physician. lb 78 Wieners ALL 0I ' ic., • Instant Coffee enough doctors in Florida. We just don't have them in the right COPE LAND icro SAVI C)L IAFT PRESERVES places." Dr Floyd K. Hurt told the opening session of the Florida Medical :S55c Round Waffles . 47' lb 69c FROSTY MORN SUGAR Dinner Franks sociation Wednesday. s eny WITh PUCNUI Of CURED SEMI-BONELESS "Four counties have no doctors at all and several have only one or two," said COPELAND SAVE lOc, OCEAN SPRAY 100 BOYS VOTES sac IT1110 1111LOW 919 the Jacksonville physician, who is president of the 5,020member FMA. ,49c 12O*. Cooked Ham U'Y 4. ["L Crnaberryiuice Dr. Hurt said liberalization of the state's medical licensing law has "lured HAM Cut Green Beans 4 ° FANCY SLICED SAVE 32c, Dl L MONTE phvsc'ians to Florida by the hundreds." But most of the new physicians are set 4 ni 78 FRYE RS Beef Liver tang up practice in Ilade Palm Reach and Broard counties and not in the 4 °' Stew. Tomatoes 4 $1 Sweet Peas lb 88C EXTRA TENDER places where they are needed most." IAIRWL *IU SAVE lOc. CA CAMPBELL lb 88c Because of the relaxed licensing requirements. ice Cream 5B' Baby Beef Liver Tomato Juice 66 oz 49c the FMA president said "growth in our physician population is exceeding that of our general popucO U11 CHUCK nv , . iatioil FRESH PRODUCE ROAST "Ten years ago, there were 5,500 licensed physicians in Florida serving a population of a little -- - - minion, . - - - Hurt -saw. - L.dSI .,. - . )CUI . . - - 5V ... -IIUU I. _i lb said. less than man W.si,m, R more than 9,200 doctors serving about 7 million 10 6-12 ox. No Return Bottles CANTALOUPES people." FRESH MISSOURI In addition to those setting up shop in Florida, the 3 o, $100 FMA members were told that there are more than lb 68C Cnsp Ic.b, W-.111011111 VA Pork Steak A I Will, 15,500 physicians in the United States who have Ii. LETTUCE FAIRWAY COUNTRY STYLI censes to practice medicine in Florida. U4 lb 59c IS "Obviously ii we experience an influx of transient 6"le 19C C Sausage Z.Il*oo Y.Ilo* physicians during the season in populous areas, OSCAR MAYER standards of medical care could be altered," Dr. Byioba A. Spoiski O SWEE CORN P Vernon B. Astler said in a written report to the T"Ill 12 .lS I Smokie Links 10 #W69 It gets to be .t14 hat", thank convention. lb. That question, plus a controversial proposal to 16 99c Id like to know ...... froinboth create a collective bargaining organization for WILSON t Mushrooms ourBoard of County Corn-Florida physicians, will be among subjects GOLDEN RIPE Bologna or Salami AND the Po-discussed by the FMA's House of Delegates later FRESH MISSOURI be at the railroad. "Is a We this week. Bananas 9c $ 1 09 6oz 39c more important In Orange SUNK 151 Gov. Reubin Askew and Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D58 Boston Butt Pork Roost 39c County; Ct &ies.n't little old Ark., are scheduled to address the annual meeting Lemons county Seminole • ) CLt2t on Friday. RED BUSS anYmore'" U.S.OA CI401C1 BONELESS SAVE lOc, BATH TISSUE SAVE 20, FAIRWAY FARMS 5 u 39c Potatoes 4 Roll 39c lb 88c 39c CELLO P4K For as long as I can Orlandoan Arrested Chuck Roost Poll ..,armiui Potato Chips __ remrrnbrr, siiriat,rI th e 4111111 4W FRESH BOSTON BUTI ts SAVE 1 ic, MAXWELL HOUSE SAVE 7c, FAIRWAY HOT DOG at questho arose usually alter SNAPPY someone got hurt or killed at a lb. 58c 2.43c Pork Roost lb B.1168 Coffee Hamburger Baits raIhoad crcusni5, the cry and For Disney Threat 3 s 25c CUCURShTS hue arose about how "there lb Sausage OSCAR MAYER CAGUIS 110,430t IO1GIA UADE a WISDU 6 5 lb kpo - $849 -- . ' .. fl '•.' - '. - " - EAlPWt.Y MARKETS 7 BOYS CONTEST BONLIS VCIES Soo MIDNrn 69c Fudge Cake DANISH Coffee Rings TASTY Onion Rolls PMKM Pumpernickel Ills J-4 79c ft SIZE Bologna MORRELIS Cooked Salami LEBANON FAIRWAY MARKETS SI, 990 SAVE bc, DEL MDN'TI Fruit Cocktail SAVE 6c. CASYLERRY 35C Not Dog ø*ili SAVE 20C. CAI1NA1ION 65C Inst. Breakfast SAVE 34c KELLOGG Pop Tarts aologno L&%Z lea 4th BIG WEEK I SAVE 7c, BORDEN SAVI lOt, ltoz 69C 3I 29c Coffeemate PliW! CAMPBFtI CDt 19c P10 4k 89c 3 9. FROZEN & DAIRY Curly Noodle Soup11 oz 22c BEECH NUT STRAINED 9c jo, Bay Food LAND '0 LAKES . 89C Butter ______ lAy 1 mta PAPER COIPOS CreamCheese 225c SAVE I bc. PfPPERIDGI 4 foe 9. Pie Tarts SAUl 6c, )Vt!li Big 10 Biscuits 2o39 SAVE 21c, I MORTON DINNER 1 $100 %flhloI iaaaaY. AT soac car.nw. 1 commend brother Carl Lang!ord. Still another eexample 600 WYS WILL WIW Ga ITO.., SAVE . -. .• 2 6 FOR - . . 01-59 PLUS MASKA WWI INK, WTUINX fl 2' I II Stuffed Clams 6.. 98c 1b Y• ib. l 1 I 1 !i5 ri il W- wa. E,, r- th'ii !A Top SWTS M2SIh t. OUTBREAKS of murder may be triggered the moon tugging on "biological tides" inside human body, a team of psychiatric researchers has found. Perhaps you won't think of as being on tim'! "good" II Of the news, but maybe I t'a prevent an accident from b.PPÜII6 this To (1w young lady d.'lving a blue station wagon, who is lieU bcznwhileleavtng ebutiurtien Estates area on twi' way to and sthool In the znctnlng m.*kejaprsctkeclfpauifl&lna dufgt-tir*'d "no passing z.one" IEEL'BIN ASKEW says plans to lend Florida policemen to Miami Beach during the Republican National Convention will revive a dormant proposal that cities aid each other in - . . 104 2401 JAR WITH THIS COUPON WITh THIS COUP A 1CPtAAE . SAVE 15C A.d.bi. :1 Losses 54-72 ---.-rnik . Ii r thP' , .. Before you hurt yourself or SOifli *flflO1IL we s ander .. why dontdia "grow I know that's NO'r the way y ou were taught In Driver's Ed . -. - - -' ' . drawing (torn the group. "1 had hoped Cu.elberry would participate because It Li in he planningarea. However. we cannot postpone what needs .-w4.i ..L....._ s...... C.4..,. wnv, " imuu.i Mayor Lawrence Swofford said. And Councilman Troy PtIand. of North Orlando. representing Mayor Gt*flviile Brown iterated his municipality's hope that CuaettierTY w3U1d remain a member. The group left the toor open for Caaselberry ts reloth at anyUn'w Meanwhile, CALNO has cornwritten received municatlon from George L GouW,o1 Ule Stateparent of Cmnmunity Affairs, pledging the prevous1y approved stata funds of 116.000 for various planning studies if the remaining three cities fund the 1 . . 1 s.:. . . . . - T .- ,. _____ . , .,.,uiL4,Lr — LOOK OF CONCERN TELLS THE STORY accident victims are comforted collided collided with rear of compact car driven by following accident last night at Sit 419 and u.s. Eldon Shiver of 501 Lemon St., Sanford. (Staff 17-92 whnn car driven by Thomas A. Tipton Photo) Mother Gets Prooation Bea ti* ng In F Of grant Funding approved by the represent3tives pending final approval by the respectiveCity Councils was Altamonte Springs. 14.000; Longwood $2,500 and North Orlando $1,500. that SM tayor Brown will be forthcoming from Lonwoodto be u.ied tiward the MU of maintaining an office G'I* rl BM personnel. HERALD INDEX placed on probation. especially other children, and a possible the tot. By.MARION BETIIEA Powers' attorney, Mack so since Powers had steadfastly Area deathi custody change as soon as 5.8 Cleveland Jr. told the court maintained his Innocence and Bridge ...... Charlene Powers, who possible. 3A ....... Powers had pleaded Calendar were rumors of Mrs. Mrs. re Mrs. Powers, charged with the pleaded guilty to manslaughter on guilty. Classthe.i ads .........68-TB murder, Powers being placed degree on March 13, 1972, in the second Nevertheless, Circuit Judge Comics ..........68 discharged attorney. Clark probation and that while he had of February, 1970, beating death Jennings, inher SB her 30 month-old daughter, the closing nothing concrete to substantiate Clarence Johnson Jr. castigated Crossword puuie ....... TA .............. Crane the defendant with the De. the state, made by being Lana Bennett, was placed on 20 momenta of the emotion packed a deal SB n coincidence statement, "you talk of cruel Dear Abby ........ was more tha it years probation by Circuit trial on March 13, 1911, and that 4.4 Mrs. Powers be placed on and unusual punLshment..the Editorial comnwnt Judge Richard Muldrew entered the plea. She wa. 5.8 her most cruel and unusual punish?Inment nterta placed upon presentence in- probation following yesterday. SB testimony in Powers' trial meat I've ever seen Is when Hotoope JWIgC Muhtrew adjudicoted vestigation and alk.wed to his >uu, a stx.(oot.Iour, -potm4* Hospital notes to fl defendant guilty of man- remain at liberty. She has since which, substantially led man beat to death a two-year- Public notices slaughter and ordered the divorced her husband, Ronald conviction, Cleveland contended that it old, 27-pound child. You showed Society division of family services to Powers. no mercy to that child. . I hope Sports ['uwera was sentenced to life WOS cruel anti unusual punish, conduct a complete and through sit after mnei;t for I'owers to receive life >ou don't tell people In tlson ri investigation into the Powers imnpriioiunentonMuirt'h20 uclwl )CU di1i." 1% Vegetable market iiisprlsomuiient 'in(t hi' wife to death of household concerning the three being convicted in the . .. .. - - - - - - - ' - - . - . , - . .. 1 sA VH There s T eTh '- "Could you get someone to take me to see my children on Mothers Day? Asur:1imig to the IIurc -it gt-Ls ht'r hair dune. She, like all ts.tlirfl wants to feel and be l.,kevie , wlo'ri they lssssk ice Trudy, beautiful. Now that she Is amble "Beauty is in the eyes of the around and don't to sla, more things for herself, gsss he adage they know w here ,ht, i. bchul'ier,'' o (lit' Well, when one looks at Trudy reported to alieIiii vcruI hours 'lit, has take,; mature Interest in ledbettt'r, one surely beholds a day in the I)t,yaicuil therapy self -Improvement. She loves to beauty. And perhaps a begin- department working working iLres up. AntI she now walks working on the bars, the pail with her cane all over the place ning serenity, Trudy Is a guest at the ups, and the other muscle without an attendant. EAkeview Nursing Home in strrr,gthening rquiptii&'tit Walking with her about the Sanford. She hits berm, there She goes Iii tpcechi therapy in home, and watching her conmore than two years. She was Orlando twice a week now and tinue to strive towards good taken there, following an the United Church Women of health, seeing her as she tires, automobile accident, which kit Sanford provide thu Iran- and as she pointedly ignores her ipsechucu and helpless. She sporLatlon for these visits to 11w being tired and continues on could not walk, or dress herself, therapist. Her speech ii down the halls, one can only (eel or teed herself and she could not beconning'mnuch more clear as immense admiration and each week goes by and the respect for this spunky little gal ask for help, But concerned nurses, sparkle in her eyes grows who positively will not give up. physical therapists arid the brighter. 'I want In be with MY She still uses tier alphabet folks at the family services children and want to take care division of the welfare depart, card to get the mmiesaagc across thieiii myself," she pointed of merit put their effurt.a together to one inezperie,wett in listening out to us on her little card. She with Trudy's determination to to W. Through an artic in also asked us to deliver a getw ell to that she ran go home The Sanford hleratsi, Trudy now By ANN SlECZKOW.'dl - -- (fliNG IEA('IAL VIOLENCE that claimed three lives in 1968, the Miami Police Benevolent Association says it will sue Miami Beach If ally policeman or citizen is "killed, injured or ind,cted" as a result of either political convention tJiis summer. (;0%1. times of emergency. . -- - -- .-_-.--- - WEATHER ... OFF fl D f M IIIM ' rflL,UIUUI : 'v p :.:::. salune I;racKers , cOUPOW GOOD ThRUSLfl ' ri •L----- ,IMrT. ONE OOUOid PEN CUSTOMER UTS GOOD ONLY AT FAlIWAt right agreed to InvUa the Seminole County Cornmtasimn ard the OIJo city mernbersNp in the gnhzatinn At the same time. Lonwnn4 '1 if Kenneth Brown. CAI.N(') 'l.isrrrsin. announced Mayt ('urtli Blow, of Calberry. indicated his city stands by lu -..- . -. .• Is absolutely no viable reason for not basing pies and or flashing lights at EVERY regardless railroad cruising of who'i gofng to pay for which more than liKely will be you and me, anyhuwi. A couple of hunks Of cr cruised Wards isn't sufficient motorists, especially so In this state with warningfor every car practically sditI'O(.. and its windows cluied- - -. .-. . . ... . . .. Headlines 9c N.ptun. Party 7ia. Ci—'--d JUMBO SHRIMP us. $1098 CONTES1 aos ii KRAFT MAYONNAISE FLY WTEJ1 IC CAUPO*WI* . -- ' b Inside THE HERALD XK 10I 24c -401 Seafore WI LI J A.i [..P1NSE PAID The son of a national tiara was arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Donald Dietrich. then released in his. father's custody after the senior Ilara posted 510,00{) 182 BOYS WIN - Wednesday and charged with making a telephoned bomb threat to Walt Disney World in an attempt to extort $250,000, police said. orange County Sheriff's deputies and U.S. Treasury agents identified the man arrested as 23-year-old Robert Hara, son of Joseph Hara, president of the Orlando-based Tupperware Co. Orange County Sheriff Mel Colman said the younger Hara, a former Disney World employe, was charged with telephoning a Disney executive last March 13 and threatening to detonate a bomb inside the huge $400 million tourist attraction if he was not paid $250,000. No bomb was found when authorities searched the amusement park things done — refusing to acC" excuses and alibis. AGED 1'.) TeQUQH 24 : D ou ble Cola Potato Solod : tf1Ikt I rotji I .iiev tiound.r Fillet 1 .,mbo F Smell Shrimp 4 Why is it that there's going to be 11.1 mIllion work elated 10 Orlando.......including all 35 major railroad rxossinp insb. Orlando city tuna. ..... and all Of it with 11 months NEWICANADADRY28OLRETURNBOTflES meg Crab Legs MATTLAWS EXTRA BOYS voits ,', o. os$ •uC'.It N S $JI5 oI IIPSW! S 1111"M M 61., 48' DELICATESSEN Cheeses *"' KING 6 1.36c Not "or fold P_ :. SAVE 54C 2 dos 48c Mini Cookies PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY FOR MDTH(S DAY CAKES L IE ORLANDO, Fla. (API dishware company president was arrested :' . Be e ought to be a gate at the P' tiCUIZr And more than likely. sne would then rerrJndthe public about wont of red tape involved with getting such an In. slallatlon ......... further. that it would take almost three years train the tune the request was made until it was actually '1' stalled. r fts LONCW)OD thUveM the three rsmatnin4 cities of the CALNO Council of - . 9 FRESH MISSOURI PORK SPARE RIRS Ahead Yesterday's high 87 low 65. Partly cloudy with slight chance of showers becoming to tier h,Ildren generally fair. Highs in BOa, cooler tonight with Trudy's five dilldren, lout low in upper SUms arid suns, the oldest age 12, and a With the exception of a long band of scatdaughter are In a iz-yrar tered rainstorms along the Eastern Seaboard' foster Itac In Mount Dora. She fair skies and seasonable temperatures were gas not seen them since (lanistimias. widespread ' .- tia' a t>Iiesrikr whit It ln'hIst'iI inunensely to strengthen her fingers, especially on 11w left hand and it also helps her in making her thoughts knusn. Twice a month, Trudy goes to (lie nursIng Piotmis"s beauty shop, Iiitt'tlge "So mmuiny people have be 11 nice to mime. I appreciate it. Hut could I ask one more favor? Could you get souicuno to take rue to see my children on Mother's hay'!" , 'JSrl' to the bt'atlty parlor does a lot for the iiiom'ult, of any woman even when confined to a nursing home, Courageous Trudy Ledbetk. injured in an auto accident two years ago, is slowly gaining in her atruggl toward recovery and return to her five children. (Ann Sleczkowskl Photo) � 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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JJ"_ s-_5 -=,----- - -- - - P-Thc Sanford Herald 1'977 Mo'ift'. .)L!k - Fifteen ___ ______ 1. ___I - ..-:J~,_~,,, , -. . I-__ Docketed oz. REG. % 7ä WITH SOD - I rl i!.. 1 fl MARU)! BETHEA tttftndint} or(dii d1nr tjijj tin WeCic 01 Jul' ;"Iorr ('irrult Judgi' Tan. CLAIROL I ~y A .u.dcr and ninnilaughter ti attempted rapc. lewd nail .cVIou zcauit and in. Albert Evan.c irec murder charges in the nril U death ol i)initm Jones, a .' • Tt. ) (REG. '1.43 MI - 4% . . - .- -- .. -. raliber - •. -. -•- . .. . . 4-' If I •- •:i .iii hiT PIlOT)S- THRU WEDNESDAY - ~.20 - :.:: PRICES GOOD : . -- - . f - o. - SUNDAY SUND. W EE Ki4 mit 1.-5Ltt 1)"' ll itIlsunlIt 10 to 5 of Sanford inst.alled ncw officers Thursday night Front row. left to right, Joel S Field, -lit vonint reported it, Jim commander: ;n& station Sit 41ti !)riikt C]? - __ t.t - - ctiiirj'ttl will us.sauttflu tin "I'lliall Ili it cat - rI - Itoms"Vell fill-kil-N. L. irtutrare Li flUIfl.!IbIul_titer in 11W OCt 19 I death of Lhurle .inihert, When hi' ii, allctntI ti f'rittC IIt 1:87 ITS iLii an neitligent niaflnt - flrctint flit ileistti of i.iimbcrt 'h( incident tio ptarv on SI: 11 J, Oviedi. Can Cnurtne ij charged with .tiiniptcd riliw- and assault ti, bunt if, commit rain' br an -pit' incident Ratter Miixwl n' rtujrgei t ill,lewd unit hIrivInu?. awiult S ..44 . " 'S .-' . _oo . li '' .. I'-- - -. 1 .ik7 l ~i : - -' -' 7• ,. *. H :.. _______ • I . • . :. - __. _______ 5. frI 3rn --• 14'.: X - . . - I NT •.-.- iiani'.pd with Ltrenkini: zinc ifiltUIF wit Intent cflflhiflit .IiI% 1171(1 Lt8!ItS uiri.nt OF • - L.ic. untn, utttrni,vi,t.'el ucnu!'. Martin, ttruritl larr'vn V '•.tt'r, (lit, TH).*'3Slfl? 01 j iItur,iti irtute(ivmtt o-seluunti (if •# kitnisiturak' .,, 5 , -' I " , A Albert LulL. -eak II - and entertni $ Mari- Thor t - - Ha ng con - --- • '•,'?' J P) otec ,,. 2 I T-or Inc prints, buy two rolls bliet ant! white , h.ozja:oto for t'i__rr pular price o' one - - - V - '- t L - -._ ,,, " dk 11low. --- -_ W% ;ION11. A%Al 1110NI MIMI 3": ,u.'rciiic, - • I I Ii V A~, -, I 1 j L- Roq ASSORTMENT Yr, - .-L, ,. Ill' r • :tN5 31 OU&LtT it r_ - I _ ' HAP4. , i"V 4 - p tIl. IA: 79c RIG $3 - oirrtv - ---... i kill A But the Wck-omr Wornn tinsleSs cut: malr it iataer, 10 iitiai't (7' T1U 11ev. !tirrttu?ltIlng!. tind ?1tV!"- ;it' t :Lllo or -,- ou I ! ..rrr , VID &V w t K;& 1& 11" !__~~~ IV QCO r 0 BUSneSS 1t " t ", i,~, , ~ i - & " ItIr " s ot. *,, -11. I'm, !".. . to 't . ~ I I' ~1 ~ i ; .4.I eW -' .. ~_ A&'Cou"I CORN K_. I1%~le I I N ,_I&-t I '~_ ~__ _ I'm '~ t 01,omr~ J COdIIUI .a...Ib.f"1, -_ . ., ~_ St I " ** I i I 0 for a 7 0 1 299 # Ua 7l1'TlHcis miti - 33 -3!; 2 .5 uu w G. 2 - 222 .. 4 S - I - BAR-B-Q ~ -r,ii:j;;;- - - - - - ' \'Il--l - Ii,i -. ..:.: I'; ..L ill I. OlfllUi".1U!1l i Ioliit Itiiti . - GRILL - NOW brough ~ left I to Tim Ilannick of the Semintile Drug .Miust. Cotlileil f I hLA 1' - I*IY 'iDJUSTAIJ SAa $-ul OlILL P-OSIAIJ than anyone else in Florida. This allows us to sell conistentiy for ten. Volume keeps our drugs fresher, too.So bring your next plescriptions to ickerd's, a name "ou can trust for quality and low, low prices. -.411111 toO longbefore a P t n . (' . - -, -1s, io~ , _;, l. f toot 1 III,, it tit.ti Ill.' tm''rs%:ui.' - t i Pr if \lqlffls I iwl15u' \I' Iuiliiih II IwirhI ti thttil liii gui-il titutI 114111 t 'l't. hub. ',sIiiit II. lu'gtsliitmt c hilt-nt'' of Iii.' , 'Ot: ii haul ls't'ti at that o i:u'tlier lii.' t-two-fl lit tle St tinIest It ) I isir hut thus' 1154 fit the ! pi sp'n Is simhs'I'. Mass-mb' i'*'IilhiI. Ill, -1;4141 I a 1st Iluesli too It ft - '- %s • . S I* k I -I - ,I : r- -.%s7s' ! isi' SI '•''t • I It', 111u Is'titsuirtt'rs ' %loroius I ill (hull tipi,. r '.1 hritiihi I*ISrI rrIwsrteIl 111117 iIt- tItif'itIflIi llIIIil s• '.iirrn t,.'f'rr the sty Ittari -.1 i%tlllistinent rcgnrdiesi ( o f 54 t,t'ttnr lii.' property is ijsi'd trim \j irttilttit Tr'rnpi.' I,rs.ff'ssionuii oflilet. 1w, alt" nmi'ilIw'r is zi llow.'il ursi.'r '-h tt.- tt -. .', - tin," - t'tijq ii:rtcn Ediih Iltiert Ttitin u.lpIPr , ¶l))O a.tp i si'tIrn s-tn ti-i. 'r,un - ii In iIii ',ttiI otIrr.s'5't tP-i.'ir fe..lin.i '1:11 tb. 'riir,b1 ts.i'I int#r4.cl to t*'itiit I tuIlIP rf this;prorty, ' .Iayrtr tunis H low a iso e-i. press..t tl:is tet.hing Illow mId phtstnr a phi ,if the 1 his I prr.s'.tl PJEl4jn'lPre st*-own tim hIP '(410' it it that TIITIP, orsfI IttlitIi 1II1',%SiIV indicate kirli) i.ni.i 1(11 ii .rsi V in im' re IWO Ic ci part r-ismnmrt.rrlal pru ci ot at list night' s; 17104 lihti' taititIin t.;f to rstf,r lit. I otjn ii suimi I,stth mu sptils .1 lb. lilt's tht it it 11,11 1t in lIst' i (aini II ' Its lii liter to the Board of '1pustn:ent fr,r .1 staring T1'te ,-nitIm,hi In Iu,uut ltuo tiage of this r ii;wrt. lix miiinutes of 'Ii prrtp.'nt srmflcns II liSt ttt,t.,'iin I frr. isrvlitusin ii us '. -iru4ir,( e ut lung in i!I1II si-mw thu Wirt uut,mil.' lix' original imisplimini his they ran taiiId either .. Miwsnms It'iuifli' this 'Itir ii Maclois l'ernisk or milliee spar. for 4 'irt house lnr..s The 4.t.i' I .1i'i' reated by the hearing n'uajr. Iiii'S carmiot lit ttt units I '' ' prmi,n, limArver. sin(t, it Lifts- (Ali a (nniniltuirnt fr(jrn ItA. - Ill lit It), pi slpsit*'tl ismilitliflit. .11 ' "'t. still Pros'ut.' IL PSsrKiIll: sici' This Is 411)41%4- ( irt i"c" ilsp u n' or I that ii 1 t.IiIi '.r..i -i'' Ti (link Iril .ini' .'s;.'t anun'.t 1st' ftoirwl ('it', r i Mists Ibis Ilitirne Is lIttemIi;.hir4! 'It's titni 'in tilLs I 'mm futsti lix' l.m;o' in ontl.'r IV. Pr ------ - itt -. ' -- ''' (s'l . 'in': 1. & * 11111111019, IC%T1 ~ ~!) it' nt-c-t'ivid Comimsstiiiwrs \oiuti!,I runt tih.uirt ui ;mt r It. ti ' Knighu.. Fundas. Will felsture pt OilS .1 P0 L. 7: ttl d o lla nr - for uut. m x. liSt U-s'i0 I' L.cttt'r leave Sinatra alone Hood y ou like to act a whole nation in ct'fllenI t"' th I)ida hear e story about the usual retisedies failed to iaurk. Suddenly, a man at the next table gut up. walked over and q1 tins ss up I-1trruoa StOpPed •t'istantI', 1 - ', lidS In • UI 71155 '. -:-:-: - - HEAD ' ipu4'ar tt)(li Fit '1\K !'.l N i It \ pi toitut-t.' !s I reports Ilia t lid inst. 'mt IIZ,1 t pane l s jiu bd iiitert-"ts Ill d New financial racketeers had Engla nd ra c I ru c - lit 1'. %l X0\ administration has annoUnced II plan to increase wheat subsidies by. nearly sIS1( $i total a move that could result in a million government payments next %ear of 51A billion to . At It tiaras Is-n t s a II 1 II ni- toiti a I fl t ri t jomimtird iieuarImig 15,510). ss as 11SSi% ?d ii 15 i I I - - - ' farmers not planting the iralri president I,! wriut' 'Jels'sisitifl, iss'i-t' on the Liks - ,ii:ul tiøu lu-ct tiii'.trt4itI5 limo is 54411s'Il all D11-:71, 1110 ,11t V1, 111 , ijr1r1m'm1t ia I hIVutitillous' (iet;rg' I,s:ri the liutk'Mlr(l lii'ttul oll Stopj4si their 'mtmiuull fishing 'c(,')s r m ri mt li x mug in the Bla c k 11 ills of South has l'emi given three alternativesudsienly Dakota campaign schedules and an outline of proposed President Nixon sit the I ;ne.ctsr Sarifs,rsj :i latuitA'r d (',,hiuIhlr-I( tI' .'islativt- a'1 ii.stiiitasl ,mhliiirs (IIltIilttt'e ltii' nt'plmt''l Is, a flut-stioninaire sent out I,) the W e ather ','e-sterdavs high 91 loss 71 v- ith 12 of an inch ; , likf,l%, Illillill't during ;itti-i-noori thunder!, IIU\&L(-r, mer( o- requv-~Iltig rei arid ot'lluirt' tan's, stage 1111(1 irlre ontrols and Lumlor Unions , u s I ,. '-i'1 evening hours 5, Highs gi-j to 93- Loss tonight it) If) a Itain _11 l; *.,. c,' ni I sstl IS i n,l Vt • dnu '.d is 20 Ill . ,,_,,; f$-m- C(fl - tonmgtit - - ,- F .1 - rt KIRbY • but minutes (if it *1 V. it I whic - h birnivir councilman cii - ' Ici -- -------- ' - - - Damon Jonei, riLv) of Sanford, F'.van.-i *Aent to the truck and is spcakin to Jones alter) the started Just befors nor-n toda', 'lefentiuint suddeni', produced .i as closing argunnents for the state unit deftinsto ended at 22raliber pistol and fir"I t~xee tinles about II Ii) aiiu Later, upon medical es I•;van us being tried in ti-ic l'.irh ,'i',t nut' .i'1L11 t0:t'ttt rt'n',t':I lii I-slitut' Its'', SeIwII anid \;unil 15 :k I th f loots in an ilnlrittitin it OJi (15't5'tTflifl.'I lnim'ulenhi'tpac'l-'u: ttamlru'tciilted that Ismu of the shot.s struck 'h" "S two txmth 1115(1 >umI for the .11- 11581*- in his chest arid he wi I fsn:titsni 1 1).ssic \t.ss• Jiws- --- -- r '1 t' I ,t - '. rr- hstus'n to th Itit-ased. 1 aCt u,tillhit ti te'stimniony M,t,tt n t'lit'itssl III tiii' trial lit F.vusut'. 1 -- friend" i,f both suitors I so pi- rsnns were charg'nt With state atb-r.'.': p15 session sith 'it William Ilium Eaton, handling A strike force of St-inintilk, I.tiraint-Mi(hele Seklia), Noll) 18 the I)r(ro-cution for the sWtv and (ounty and Sanford I'"Iite Vice 1tfCfltS MtmntL'iy night struck at a Sanford resitiente, uirn.",ti'tl (irs persons inside anti ittit! o',mts'iI 2.1 lt,'rns lx'rt:iuftuil t ( t till, it drugs 1111(1 tik'sdimtl ArIIlt'd with if s.- .si&ti "arrant Is..if r,it" the city - count) several patkt Is t I iii ltIJui in I narcotic pa rum 1iht m- ru,! j,m ,a ott tht'r '.00L' s'Utu a ti.t;d ,.ji.ti. sf 12(N) ;sfts'r rattling :5 t::l S-tith ________________________ mit uiit' Ilushanil Ilr)(t V. itt' sm're s-tu:sngeut is ilk possession of IIOitillliItliu ulhIil hut.5t'r.I1ttl ii,ur.slstit'rrnsliu. unit ri,s7s icti j.sulu'iI ill lieu of $5,004) 1111.11 IsiOmi'. vat If 'ii'.' smrn.'stsI 171 hit' %.iiIit' fsit I', 71 tli it irlutis nt Stt tI Jss'.t' Itaul Mum Ii, N. uul ()ri.ititli', '0ttls t liar,',& 1 i, thu.mti Its.' grallis sf iii.aniJuuIn:m Ilulan Ito','. tlefen-. iluintis uitttrnes this' toilcssing information ixiufeil ftcttti before Circuit ( url Judge Torn w.i-. kb Jr \ln'. .liimws, is itiow, said sis' .1111 I- s ,sn 'A cre sitting on hit' fr'nt ; 'nh t'f h'm i2hhi Street 11(1110 sf1 thus (5(0104, fit April when Damon Jt'ries came bs his tru k and isket her to r-tsflle inmk the liousist' to talk is itli her .mttout the preserc' of Es-tins Alter it t'tsnv,'rs,itlon tx-list-en \I. N a St r rc e For c e e I n S a nf ord i 'v' Nets Ii) 1111.1,S( o -. )tumn. '' hOtI Ih''u'ssioli ' "'°" Agents reportest f 1)0(1 I '-st at titlsl $562. b:t'st'rumges '- I load - - ,' - Bulleti niariltiana. nitirr than fi%e gruitis, attorney and 'tue and one-hall pounds of rnrIJuianii isas , seiittl at listitO toda hi :ohhihmnt'ut - Sanford Pollerrmiintlt'( tiunts sIt' in .i raid at 190 SiSUL1 % uiiumnerhn 5 enut-. 1.1 (hrti's I-tWa si rrirtt ti James I'aul -- and hi' silt' Patricia Paul. !!, tills 'ii us Ulialits of thi- house s en' ,irrests'd after the IIJtt.UIII .&th' *541 ili ti s'tii rrt'd in ,a tjundr -. Its ci in the u Itiitt r'.om __________________________________________________________________ I_c?', ~ Sflftiit ,siss ti4ti'mi in licit ist $500 hi''n'I , I',siilui ti iltts'IliIIiI 'I!' us' I,t sit It, ti-it titular , "title II. Is r row to short' uug.suhust it' '.tr.Ir, current IImth ff.inl', liii si slat 11W biast lllurlguml over 11-lulls Into white ss later jstisi '.5t,i riuped GREAT BI iY(. flN i -mi a Ixts'.,'ssion itt uli,mniiIict:i 5)111, i - ill 5 ilS. iS Stt I RADE-INS 2 1910 TOYOTA Sprint s. r s 11 01 1-, \ u toOl a tic Ti ,l n)S fit l S S tJflS ,mnt d Radios . 1 Owners - $1695 )(1111h, '111 af~vllt .ilitl Ill% 6,111 Conditioned, Radio Loaded I Oo,ner $2495 to the tiorial, it% it titiliteil 1111%lill thit- raiwis lit-Fern had to uniLuigle a line tsr.iiiitimi ,it,suiiil I'usuiucci's ls'its ,siimi Us-.it itoh Eli.' Iiiit to short' Ihis' tislu 111515 loisl to row S nor three illilu ii , k Is, Wit Dii ilitnt' Sanford. ,.%,i -, -- ----- (tlhnhIlIttee cxp mtss -ml lIes ih'tt that pri'ss'nut s - onitrisls sisen prices mill 'itiii5'u'S sIstulit he lightened 1411:t(- lItre-.' 'silisi (SdlbrolI ought to 1,s' lifted vii- ' IV? I MARK Ii, 4 Dour Automatic Transrnms %ion, Vinyl Top, Air - it 6a CHEVROL El im pa la .I Door l,ijrd Top TrjnsiTii-* Automatic 5100. Air CndsIionedPower te5'rtumq Puwr 111`1 s brakes - Ri dtti TOYOTA Corolla t,mIiii Waqoni. RadIo , 111,19 S Owner 114 D E X iti:' It 014,5 llusinu'ss Review t'ol.'tuihsr Claitisilludadil (oih,lts I isissoisl 1011111' Itt' I malts I0- jig ,\l,t.y t-,slthuiri.sl t,usiuiulisItt I ,nitvitu,mnhuis'mut 5 Al .111-511 o'i ' PuPIl.- flittui I's Ssttis'I', Sports . 4 I LINCOLN Cositsii 2 Door Hand Top Vsmi I Top. Automatic lraflsIllIStiOnl, Air Con 1969 1 NG ii RD (or tin; a A Uto 0) alIt. Trnsmmssmon, 1 Door Sedan, Gold In Color si-i o'' us ida I . 10A I IA 10.5 .tli ituS •li 115 'o,r\ felt there should [A. further tax Iti(rflti%'es to spur r('tst'isrI If •snst itt ti ls.çit n nt I 'sit, if Ii mitt 5 a0 hi,isi it ., uIltILll;te 197) DODGE M,iiaco 4 . r 00r Hard I7 p (j jtJuls ne&f 't Of I Poiller Steering Power Ths , ii di (I: ito s I E ttra Clean 1969 fishing - i hit1_i ,if it'. 01.511 hi%us 4,r.lIil It,. r_ tI is ill jt'.ui s ill '- hunt 1 1.171 ti'.' grim IllS 'if hii t Ijualium 1*1)11 of (lurch I I lhs,sse'.sitsru t lIeterum Htii P fit -J IainuIpIa'nJaIiI.s titter it sins-k-mi but then rrtultnismi to lxiii SIIimtkmilg Isit' and Isstm tsg I'aulucci, Who stuis still C111191119 'grass" sser,' taken iri'm Its' Quiz Draws Response Mu'jitot'i ._. - - I ,wtiore\t.,ilc(ttliiittt~q birvest (III I ith rr property • llauluccl and Ills fishing - - .1 , u ., mr,i - tent tslLjufte to iLi truck -' oi F.sarLs rallusi to ., I l"lil$'rlitl(LS .111 tht- guilt !".'III'. illilO jijiti SsIId lie wa n ted t 'r ii: I-ri. s of Albert I:'.'uun.s, talk to him si in iii S unfonul She testified she could r-t i t,rgm'i with wt'onst degree unti. r in the slit itlng death of I ar the conversation.Liu , l it I \ttornt, mm t ink. S( .(III '. j-. , - - hI', III! I - , The ;irst ellis ansist 171 inatter following it t'i Murder T ric I I 15 J e riO f Li I U CCI Nearl y Drow n s lii Waterfa ll TmliIII'.TI.Iirm- t,Iii tii,ilttt Jus- uet 1' iulut u is tin sloiru s Iii s bout'h t'.tt 0 lhlutli, Niurira soth 8f Sanford, TI 5 rntOS I) I it tspm ul drossran*-:, lime hlerouil k-,snrws (1)411) ike incident ux-t'urrt'd 00 Lake 'I'erniite tri Canada F'nt'Iu.v afternoon. An ctou1it sit 11w mnu iip was related I a Mmnit'soth newspaper Sunuila',' -- -.-.:11- - _-1.~_~_- , ___ -~-_; .- 'k-~~.., . ~_ -_ I )'t ' - - Jury Deliberates %* 1 .J-- - A tioped that the llii;ird 4-1 ('(PtInt) \1 s r ( in "5 t' i I . I. fl I Kn:gbi Is_it I aLttn' Iso divers l..:ngui'nil has pro. Luzuicd the out at 10,000 feet. 2 mules apart: day as FlI.iIIT l)ltt'( ABUSE thit attt nipt 'tJ trttS-CtO_'5 Ofl( 1) 'i•anithCrs path. f or tiIi H t mc I F U- - Ir athlitic:n 1 The (,oldui media sixinding for Ills fall campaign against routine **The government .,, .,. ' -\ disc jockey complains: ,, -it a wife who , a,-. ' I r-'th I rr F:4tTieafl how can ', m Aid"' And Johns Carson is ha isuised the cUStOznett 10 his annual &,a, included the - more ,!r , .. fornuilion It, tilt- count- 11 hoil liOn 551111 the I 111111'. I unil is \it'.himss it l In Coll ;.; :::t' tn"l'- to I IIIit itiig lierndon :\irlrt in Or lando "Ufld.1 ' IliulI v. ;ihui't' in t)ranie and SoflitnOle t otitit II' to I -C 1111150 I Ilt"WK-tal 110f if KepllUhCan . 166 RIG. $1.99 - - • . p - Some thoughts to tickle your I'unny-bont' Jack Benny On his ;1itica1 leanings: 'I'm neither ALONG- GRILL i, PHONE 647.4100J - ,iitt d there requesting one tr - - THE -TAKE PORTAILI FOLDING We lilt WINTER PARK MALL 1\ fliflUfllZ thit' 'di1shi\ . "s& niinole t ount' is pre'-c nIt d tt ( Fitint'. ' is bet r . trca. the U S Department of Defense in Vt ai 'ungtln In ''te zsppearanL 2 of the ptecncicmn U S ArrTi*the Paratrtvp Tca" The Golden 1111 root-soot Lwultra: Ole% is built in t$1100,13 Petition r-*-o I I Security Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. '- I n s ide The Herald ..,. . prescriptions D.R.na, ri. 4.. PANTY % HOSE A." 0. :'', HILDA RICHMOND , , uniir trnunl 7u - - ___i DUIASII VINYL I-. L ,fr turirutt'd the flurries of satin--. '.-"::unolt' High students who've : hornire'-c wiU'b Listing ir. : edition :n - Vthtm i Who, 19 Ot'stt of those who was sup- -'t:iscd to be also listed was -top 'hi iii I lILT In 13I. 11,i't t to , a I It 1:ick) Yates. who intidentl'. " Lenadoon district I)) 1h't It tt:it .t ('OPS out. ilUt %% ill ix- going into the Marines i ii ii 'oi i'-' fin no pron - ii 'i' Is i 12' SUPPORT WITH '..HIIR SPANDEX EIIGI TAN 0 0 0 at . ' - ; _ ~6 RICO lENA CASTLE At.msnl._t' ,'"- '__;,, Ur. 299 j ~ GARDEN HOSE # - - JtJ'Pj,Jp'.I . iii# rI SD Fl. LONG Dit. -?: - - - "--- - ,4SIGN UP .!. -. - proposed I'All - I `-ii c.ipdis. COWWPJ.L• r)s.d.37C ,., w lff s 1 ' - 114 , nunt Is fc'ru 111v iii'. ,sniis ii to (iii out tht, tilt pum'stIIsII; iou pr opose d t'tirt Itunis' jima '. hms tn... lt its ti iii liii %lasitniui l't'uii;mlu' lix' t tiuncil it that n I sk. si P.r 70th u 111114 (un In itioll ;n Ito prspnst sI t:uilsling. t's;x't-i.ills in the urea of iurkinut fra101i Ii (histo, t'ist.r (tsr ttts Worshi ful ti this lii presented •'stul)altt-tl at (-Ostitmit 11,N),11111). tsr i'sli't' I;Iesti'lgt still ' VIRSINIA KTROSKI 1.0 Bob 121A - ts'i -, -4-. Bulletin -. ~ . 89 ' " 1) iI t/Il I - - -• -- - - . ' ,;~ . 'I' MAGICUBES -) ; PE G $1 . 49 S fliint - FLASHCUBES 1I Ie:a ._ 1 I 4" .. )ILVMflhI W . - ':' C'Vl tIAI.JIA . i ! ~ - '- - - - - 'i _ S - -,,.':. ~111! 0ima '-' .%lit-sl ''it t,utne up i;is 1 ,'t'it it hen . s tinthingent itl t:is'tnhers It -ii: this' S,tiilIs \irCc. AFB Thanks to litBarnard of the fluti Juana S 'i - - . :.— I 1I p ." -' %olderS ii.1 iI 00 / Electric CHINA TEA MASTER 58 '2 ' .rt-utiir that 24 rears after the afternoon will highlight this JolSflfl', Roltons I'.51 doing aerobatic i K-9 :i Orlando doP. blast" vie'd' have a man fund raising event ir b,hal' o in demonstration. ti man-carrying ss-zslking on the moon Neil the fight agaInst drug abuse l 1,1%i ,I it t.tl lit -tm lute fr Cvpre Gardens, .t.sr Orange ('ourttv SCItutOthit' arId ,tstr CinlZ, Jul', 21). 196' old -. Get, it seems like it was cmlv The Golden Knights program t..S ATaI', -serve Meth-Vuic's ',esterdsis ss hen we were consists of several difficult remote control aircraft, clown' nuevers including the knitand listmusic ma giant step re peating 'One T he esent, is receiving the - ur formatior man ii-u-us rears" Already' paratroopers bail out at 14.00) support of n-*-ans civic clul," concerned individuals Is nil ft-el. and jo'n hands during their 'iS A Sill N ( II)N m .51' I Another Golden businesses and area armed free-fall , \Ii Kindi of calls - h U-i F'rank Sinutra tinarched "did anyone re- Knight dives out, free falls. forces uniL% Fun(is raiwi will grfnll into a llttust' Select -as-, 1sf' used to ltght drug abuse ir: opens his c'hute. cutS it ass Port ,cisinc mon .e (thins' ('II!nmhltss- r'soTn auu then open i-us Orange and Seminole Counties, One was found, dead Ly some TCC :sntas unit at- ruse'tt the --huldren in the Ras'enbrcxik -•-:-:- •:- --i't tnuimltts'e of mmtei t'iitli and :'-:V.- -:-:-:- :: : mm, spisosilsl', Ittlhmig a SIC]. 111.-Il klt,ii hamitis ins tuissut. __L 3 QUART CAPACITY __ C REG 'uI ' 'Ll -- I Its \l or stint's - 'IItu'" ttir 01.11. 'IicU . the ar ea tk I Itt .4 to1' •i(ttilflLt • .,. S -- POPPER _.f-' sir nc I - - - Underhill Road oil the south ,cit'did Remember hcsss 'c Airshoss at Herndcuru Sunda'. Admission will tile of :1 Ii mirumum: airpane rides, plus b. on' mans predicted none of us July 3 dollar wilit children 14- holicopler rides over the city The appearam-t cot " wou;d bit around to w IS65' undcr tiolickv free In the cornLittle dud those dooims.i'.ers man sky-diving team in mid- ,tidtrs. Dr- S1cst' Schulke in ---- MUN$Ey O..LINCUDIPdC'P, CLAM' 75 - SIT MAN DRILL VISE 53C' / ~ IS NO LAUGHNG . ." : -' ?' ,l'',I' '' - S firli, jitomic bomb was et- Knight.%, at ft* Family Funds) - \tt.ntissh,iI.', .0II0- S-f'?) ( '.r'r:-,f'I I Palos. 1 ) MiArill ts:4Iav flh''l ;'isiiifir jitIrmn ;sar#rl -with I?:" VI r'itr S ofliti', t,,kfr, et?) F tutu' 'SI't - frI1lt to (I!! / -, ri,mn'iiP ''r'u- Is 1' fr II, ISIn St I COrtimitted tv pvrt I'light I.V, it: S - Hnv T T:mC Does Fli ao Juts 1 1"45 : II .,I~ F.~ Ii qI i , . _, ., I ~ ~ ,; ," Irl~1l ~1 1r I %T! ?OL SALE I . :. . _ __ -S.W-_~k-_# LARGE" jh1 " lIii - ,, •.iii' ' ......... - •' '-5 499 REG 5 9 - . -9 I ~m _ 1 • 53.11) NYLOP. ,,NI! PANTS - . - . ., - :71 '-"''---',' .. " GENERAL ELECTRIC / 11:i1 - ' 1r1 l'ht'ft'ltlttfl I-iarnard s bistro 5 Better ti-rt'i C4W'5 tAil all of rv. qJesur)ns In icmcsi at Tt 'ipc's' and to go Kith-Boorn - i 20" FAN SLE E VELESS S T911PI w:TI' Itito V?:.:' - , . S1,1E TO - TOP SET - \ i.I- 7. 699 12 99 PANT and ~ ~ - I ''--' ,Aids Drug Fight ')V'_l._).' NYLON - ' ' ky-D i v i n g Team ILL JMIii.Jl,' P' , would tilt- amli-Ing L$, en An,! .,.Lt)%rqutr,tI) perform ., REG. 799 , .- I ''"t t.5?1 L-#,k** If.#- Jac THI:\ RF' - - :' _.. c, 'm5 ft or • Lliit!efltt'tIn t'- ftt, Intent it! I'flflI!fli i. Ititit grand liifrtii IIIIC Jan, tilt'. iireiikii ond t'ntrniiu tIetCH'. It £JflhTIii it lelont cniind iarrvn' to 51111t iiu, dritppvn it-. oT Lircitkiiii ant: ci' ti: t. III flit"ii' ti t'flhiiiiiIt 1 .4'7i';fl(fl' III Jilt!! tnt , '5ui .r- - .C.5W1.'. 'n-... i:;' ' i''is.,'-il-:i III IiIi\ 'i 110.11 it ,,: is fitii Iii. tilt i tin IFII of \uiJii'tiI)i Ill 'I tHIS Iii Ix this 'alt ., t. 1,I5I' liii' primbletus .11)1 i 'itP'.i tshhs'h has ;mni'en (riot -i nm'tpii''t In bull s -tm,irt))t'li'.' \l a ionic I riIijmle - 5t - REDWOOD & ALUM INUM FOLDING CHAIR KODAK FILM - : -- , ' n;!'t'''l i '''. t'It'ti hint it )i'f,llIfI P 'sriii',t,l I'm Its' I'S(' Iip lwml'l up it rat" hike it NO Oitr.I tlwnrcI'I, liil said the rt'gtilotcry tor-f ly '' ItlI4 In flhlfrM-Irig (; ti lt h'rt-.wr I'm r'r,niIr u jttrfl14 hut in th *amne wity it n,-tsitl't'q tit.q in t.0 rum nthi.r tht.'i ovLu?t'tRill? 'title.' ' ' '' • (7q ,_~ kv,-., _., :0lit - I, 5: : t:::,;.;.;.'1,'- - Arath Minor ti, equallt, effect:% t .. 11 e or, adyntur.i at *arcc based I ~- 5' - I (151. - Men •1' tim - , Z) 0;,~p I- - - I ev - tr tiler develoDed ant! r2g, or;e tiiax't' beauty ptay' 'c r ' $99.50 . ii '',-I,..1: % for FILM PRINTS ,o Get a , '" - , , I i , ,, latc or 11*-at one F a all of those c,,hcurt,sitio'u 1 (1 ti tieoriw' in'. oh i'd ,w1iec'e that riian 1-ieocsie at k'sl't hiflf. pri'cL'('I' L1*-t t. P 1 HI- I i- OW \IND, TOO I ill it '-..m-rs bout that., • ('C*OI 'D u'usi hums ti-sur - At Lim1$n?, d.$.ctat. or tv,. cnv.r.t: o',.t tu'nt at t ioi,ir 0' ,adc conn.i.: It the unit S.rnncl lfli. I' ln..' ..... o,. •n,uO•?Co mpact, Portable. it ho, lhit1'.gi, ?ran,i$th, and solut stoop c,?Cui?r I, walnut cabin.' ?,.'z5t. Fiod.nç 17f b o ost iti higi..f.ou.nz I]7JIIC W0V5 tii. InUud.' car covet c t.o,dron shni. UD to 300 square +.t t 1-11771. unit, Ircin; C fl,oir. trn-4i ran& such a, t halfoem c , stuorwroy can p,'nii., ma,' porn., anc smol: tws,,i,., S - / r10 -. : - ,I - S . i ~ ~ -7 __.r. 'i - 1-1~: -1 . L. kit nEC' r'nd.-ursInh tht i '*-vTTo't,,rALl ;.nd Liii Teamsters 1- T'iI*n 0.their support to If un 't'sident txnn ''l'u' dis' ii i;0( when arts 00sf ,.t'icIuiis cisr. guarantee X r2 J:7i, .- .- ~ 1- ), F f';,rJi t!n .-! ____________________ -... , T" Pa 1 - .: - - - '. Request For Bui l ding Ii _- ._ ''-_&_ m4V - rI . 4 tt-mhr. -: 11 . IV . .S?-nTIt . ,, unIt:-:' - ' Ao~_Ank - .--- . ~4` ..r r t 1 -. Calendar S.. .u; Action 1 i)ru. Ittiti Cir Ii •' (i,tiniiitti 11 p-ni. Teagut Ciicriiat I ona Ctiri,t r Iç Shit rap esinrs C'hurh, :'4t1 and Park, f' p u. 1 ~~ . ' - A _. -~1 . 11 . - I or - 11~ ~ 1 , lfl~ .: i 777,77.,illoi ills = . -c -po~ -,UJAWRIEW&- , - ~ L , .--7 *4 ~11 ",;7- ~~l ~=, ~--- .IUR 21' . .. -l7 '.5-, , - Sern inole , __ ___ 4 M ~ P. .. F, -1_I V. ]t' I ~~'F; IF 6V,,~ ~ -~ , ~ . , R;drnt executive committee mtincttr. Brian Clic'uennoi second vice rnun!y dulD .'sauited n tin Ripley. first vice corn and 5 .-,-;r- . mi __ I rank LUcCkei past cornmander back row. Frank SickNir sergeant -al 1 r; arms. Clarence Dunnigan. chaplain Thompson. adjutant John .1 Tune and It\'t commander. ' ,,IIIIIO I' Ilp,tou AMERICAN LEGION Camphell-Lossing Post - itt', it a ' - V tried with iiii.ernplied rapit,i ll(! aicituit with intent it, 1L!11It r8p- Li1W)1i is 24-year-old riiruh wornin in MLI (it ti '''II ltI'I,ft ' . • lOt t,'.us' Itinti L,i ii: ,1',i,uhI' t,sii' lit.. ilt or V*Ii'c t - .- IN-AM __ I - I ,tjl( l',tI i - i I Tuesday, July 18, 1972-Sanford, Fiorid'i 327 Is''' ó41T eat .iu.4i 1 - WWI I • lh*' 1111`9' Itt', Ill. 1 h. Pr.mP1fli Sm' motle nnd ti'lcphmine m tmflipliltie' mu ntf,ql ,IIII1 uloing bnInt'ss .'t lush ui'. ishihin the, "bit' imb 11,1111 141n. 1 hi' pnn;' Id iii' I-1pt'1 Illu I05 tillS PIt .'. xitu- d to, oppi'. i'itiilInlli In iiiidil slab, - r I • •. r mIi '1:1 -, TI: f,':,r'' I'It 1 '.50/ ii III j'it1i! 1-.v,itlnn'l fIT) ?Pi' ,ti, Akf' 1710k ittg Not fir st rti Jc't t,*'- of tiw' '-onurnør Adq 12 tfrgklott,rf' iI takboi! ('ff? I .1111', I tiiittii'I, - itts I-!-' I ~ It(, lirms, Stint it, the chest twilre slues trim : . -IV i, aniut Irani first degret. lt.i:Ii,i I \11 \'-."il-I, i-la ,\l't I 'It'II Iitt'I il'I% l't't -'it titit, I ,iyl;ti'I i i r V is q%Iu%IIflR Stilti' Iti';ni''.ntliIi%'' i lUll ;-.,, It , ".'ni-lltnoRt'i in $lI).1 tl(1 tu11 11, n P"P''''' II niiUhi'n in,- Ii't%il' hclng pntl.'il fill I'' Itt" lit 'I " If. i tttIon.l ':ii1 h- tttil ;"'nIi'i II.- l'uI'!i tilt' I IIlItItit5'i1'?l I l'SI I III 4*ltSIIItl II' .Iiitii III lult Itt iii If Its lalt' liik.' ii 1db' liii' litItlilt Tilt' tilt l'')lt itt Iw'101( ill'i-iIieiI l,ltm III Iii itiliol 1114. itt'i' • l- 64014l \II'OIITii that tti, I'T-.I rt'.-noiiItiiIi,' 1 'p''' h' cIIII t 114 I li, # ''o iltlifI alit'?) fi'l Ti rot.' hike it)" ttiIii't of the rI pl't I e'IiI I 'lttIll ill liii 111111 II,,Ik ('(II" I 1*51 .I nn I, \'k,'tt lull Itit' VSC tliiit litlitist iitititti'' tfl55 11)4' titt till III I t'l)S?IIItf'tt $ttit Ibm' l:li kitolvn ls:,c-k 'ti iboss,' tIn' lot kithilolion 171711 '''lU'lII In helP lit' 4 ;1 111 l'umt,'r fits r.'osv', ishlih; ftsrtu;gull', !n4i into, I" I t'wIa'. , it os II,., fit sIt ott' hilki' ttr iuitr(l ,t.-''t;'t .0 If h liii t't lilt- i''-a )If' I' - I S - I '5 hi:' 'I .-- is ' f I I , - - - I I It I 70.' IiI - I - liii ,I tt'it''sl I II P. ~L73 'J 11: 11 1" r 111%11',I - bML)M I tt•i, ..- England Fights Proposed Hike fill . ror - . Z _% I . k .. A_ :_ . - 1;- For Trial .ith -WaC112V,2,,.0 ".11 1969 DATSUN Pick -Up 11 Ton LOW DANK FINANCING . Brakes. Tilt Wheel, Es 5199$ Clean Ira TQY~QtT OPEN Ail I. VENINGS - - - tmi . -- A - ECONOMY CARS OF SANFORD IN (. III u.It IMIf" I IF 92 & Onor,, Rd ., it Dial J I46U 1 �h--T trz i'e1a:. • - - . 1.211 i U rrlCe ag For Russian Oil Deal uliilOfl __ , & ;•.,,_ $/ — #- f anr,c,urK : Tr* usage of and naura1 ga in tje sovie t man h ha' s2gned a' the sc'v' gn'ernment to suppv . rrerneri * 3cr:a. Pece.ir. Tte desn arid gri -p.ratcr rrnan ijJ- hc a t 2 x ear o] a \' 'JS '.& n ctgriec of areas rnertt,oned_ 1 .'i . \ ( at '-al rnUtU ccJrs-tl. ho firs dic ,.. ---- C0'a f re.a' Ctbn !'...t - '' 7% - - - - t ..('... aS •• - pi an tOT aviuc cam- sale of hces.es. Hammer can inued _____ -- - - 4-- Think Of Those Miracles At Time Of Doctor 's Bill fl friii ;iira • _Ii. - - \ ? -.------ ' J (AI'I t ' -' lr -. . -' •t1 r * - - - t'a - - lii'm' Iai IIlIIt lllr.ihi1l1 Itaaata.v ' r,ii•: I iawg' riaa.k U' ft t latliani ';:' :r:I:t' a lIla flu' pa "riutia tat n h Ili' It' 'l•i ttati' ii hunt ant I r r at;ai ihi 'at I I,. run I Ii' ulu iii t ani cp mu) Ii, ' hi. in t nIh i,r'l fair what III' II I' hi a I' r all a gross mi' P'rrt ¶rnrh wflh i ahia ti .aan I I ,tta r t,aII; fur htu'lr taut that H Ic ala a tar a ni' iiilr ti thiuc iccita- t II Ii thi.' 'I." liars. haiIa- tIll) Pacra aIaaac PM-a'la4ah,h,- I.' aipa' scithi .i ' ' iii-:iii•: a" I,Iru' ara'I ttrj ar P I it 'tic'.r'frr In firasia (,Itij.w Si '1 1,ntl hIt I'1ItIIPI" It i' al' 'iIl r:t!t: fra rfli a' atsi tUk / I rat,' ' ii a1IaptP IIPt.ltIfIfl I a I' lit P I 4ii'Pit UI'I a IIrt Ita k at hi* A If' \ It' I ari'l tIlPir II P ' PiiI'lr.ri a' a u( r"it'I I) I? 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Irmi \ ta ni an lit's k a'sIst alit The t.zse }i r - - iildrng of Tn ea . - -- I% liii ii iii,ti iint .Iaane' A I)rak,', I aa Its rn Itis pru;. uthian \tunal as in a'at in at:tt aTlIa.aIl1Ir chernca1 Vta treatment and rretal .*crac1ashgtas S I Dropped sp ratzcr. prciiuthon and P-rckwicn of agr,cultural fertihrers and " Joe an?e of s,,tif,c tand e - ice lrfo'-rnants ir London r-h'JJca1 Rape 'charges A ,,'J, iy,rI I''d c.aat Itt ft—' P—t'-r I \ Ita.i I alif '. atitpql ii. I.' a F.ven th.n siaffic m"Iir.iI a' hn4 rt'rrfrtl hIm t-,ftt fJ .r1c ,! %i.rI$iil I 4'fllPi' rI?itlirtnthiri fiath in it irhar fl artahar I ii ka'n ar I a') Ititwian A fIi Ir P I a 14r.4a'lu ItiIfttnd ruin 1,111(14' 'PnI'4iu' a' rf4 ir'I i • m P a at V inazc 1 r..art Il' pata Uh a kartney trinpl in? 'P a vi a t'itih,tfial 1Pi'n P. APn! I V a • , ' ftii 'at 4' (itt' f tittl( h . pt.fsf- inI ptyirt 4 14f H i4 In 'h 'IE"l ill fl'1dIC'4I P rawiic '.'-mirk tiny d. tnT I4t I' pnin q pinaI iii'. 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'-.& ait' Illairti, s Vt a hiatt ha arms itt Itt, tinuua cc antail i iilca rh a that ttiiitatinti hut ha aatc a'-' at thus ma nut raiat hut diuna ;iI uris ii \alsiaiiaistt atial Its itt talc isral ha' huaaal ri-a a-isa-al .a S,.iINI ilupaasit tat all its silts, lit ta tutaiui at iii hr aiim I it nit ii 'SI iuua 'I it. til sIlt 's Itiflaril - - t' ISit rug ri Luktlil. 1st tt tours fraauui Sanford IL) .I4t k.ains tilt .attul return ti. tt ari at s ijustutit nt In 'then hiaine'-as htmtUa a Stuart george __ ________ Ii i' I :i .4a.'' r i -- . ' Its 'at 'ahill 'a'a I.tII(I)U\ tilt 'south "at uuaina It j aa ialla s Iir a ' t a tub cc as tat I lii cain-ui the teanti cct;tuh stu'ut-tr. ttta rIta iii i iiturluittt s hats hat art a at. tat, Pu at. as lit Ii to tIma ;iuta1 cc ,ititat hi ass hut it a tail miii. I -'s1% a a P atir Haiti5 Iii tillS III Hat tiubtma ,tt Ii',' a taasa but tin 1 1 f1iIs it antI _,' Pr i ItS. ha St. a. ,'tt it is a a a SUit I U .1 a all art ala s Sti- ka I t r ccii alt treat III urt trial lit, It aft r Isirts 'I 'at St t a a ft PP a r a • First Federal het s -. Un i s i ic s i mates darrit it hp(akt 1iat ii id CdUct of had not b. ri da t nit tnt 'nacd U a use / , d fau xfra Cc+c us eun bs *Zt 7 bdii and attbuk W wrahi Carl) ai-finta. u,nrirtt—tattust rntlhtr • aa a apons Iu os pie &fl itti a Hat $7bilbi r a riot blât'a P i.eatiis II McGovern Rests ( I "p aers ,- . , iltilli I tit G trge I (,os crri tarts tnac in f1ti thaw tital comdor p a of rest dnd tratg'a sessioric hds before hun a iiu t)ePRI t1'rattrrc Ill arid Or OAen Mt 'ernon Ill ' Mrs it 1)5 Prae IFp pre StuCrit IdI I LI I disdIfec ted parts r.uir'a eafnstc a B-ntun ftsadent anso 111 list Sne i uviert MLUCY aai b.i p th - eatl tida) at a loi nuting tsonr uiiItIia4l a utiajs of I iluriu ccitt a a itta Oil I1 uiuitluiara tirs aria lit s tIl 1)1w 'a anal 'jut-vat ira hat- t tauta't Sl;ata--, a a Ii)tiul I I 7 - J• it ______ : Ii - ou can be hjtewer at / for the pail tat PiCIP Silo ' f LOR(aaz MRS LORENA W _____________ Ii •141 ,aiIra.-'aP '- aruitfi s a a trlts at a. uu it 0 ca W at' hved in San1 tO pt I 'a st,Ii limit) a I'J72 — -- - Lppa1 Circ Sa . :ya Inion 'att rat ha ituuaast at ala, iuuI t PHI ii iUt kIt that r' its-ti Etitat-th II.tuuiutiaarsat ' - It's sa - r strtfllt -- - " LarjU*ot,it.lga o'ronapMti :ints uj'rataun in !luIflte-t ta t month rtat rtnlwaLpurn iUa a wm lu blood uc i1c hd It dois cc' dii i' a )( t dUst fu !I i lit' of ou live it . - - , -' iii ae it urai ii bapa butte a casti ba an ii rinuabt La you ye been thunkmncj tbout Folks ) NO CREDIT IS GOOD' I _________________________ t ORLANDO flS-0S31 UAY(ONA 767 3U6 • ic,a a 1,. 1f f ,_. i • a ,. .' - '.' - • ' " 'a " . .- , t. .1 ta I • , �Tuesday, July IS, 1972 4A—The Sanford Herald Pis, Strifrrd H' ,tl(J Special n Y.2 10, day summer clear ance starting noo Penneys will be closed Wednesday morning. We will be on all sorts of things you need right now. Be here when Women's dresses Reduced— Iceaucea! sh orts and tops Reduced! Group I ORIG. to 6 $3 NOW qu Group II ORIG to 111 $7 $ NOW •i 88 iS to 16 L4 Mines, .lir" - Ori t I 2 (•) 0 'round ,might Srji?j in hr -. i'- to's All are in ,,id. I4I 6 •';-4' i,:) J - •',' ,r .' "-,-',* O ~ NOW iih1\ '\\ As,r' men? of s utm r'er 7 to 14 pant tops, slacks. blouses Orig to 3 49 skirts and sets HhJrf V i n a nz 1 rrV rn wt'..i l Save pl?y 25 Lrr,t.i't td.lr.trr,s 'Y ,et mnro - and halt sizes NOW r / Easy care fabrics. ORIG. to '50 Oniq Ia 3 •s l NOW Group II OR)G. to '15 NOW , • Smart wring and smmr styl es Men's suits I Group IORIG. to '13 NOW i,i/ 14, 1772— S A ednesday W Boys swimsuits 4 NOW$ '. busy taking a special inventory, marking down prices The doors re-open at noon. You'll be glad you came. Women's sportswear ,-i rnVs4 1 o 44 t - it h 2 Costume Jewelry Reduced Women's Swimwear Reduced Group I ORIG. to '1 Group I ORIG. toll 3 NOW NOW 49C Group II ORIG. to '2 NOW 994 Ifl"j I &; .' • Girls dresses Reduced Group I 4 10 6K ORIG. to '6 __ NOW 899 1 I 11 ar L.mieO - ' ucton \ \. NOW 488 rings, bracelets styles in prints ancl All reduced for patterns to choose Irm ¶ts bi; event t.'.o piece .'.o. ,i -'c ORIG. to .4.98 NOW io 588 "\ 2 P5 1" and Sizes 6 to 16 Similar to illustration : \ ORIG, to 169 yd. o 66 material Prints ir -? 1. i 1: A - ri litling 'r,',er tjif GROUP II styles and colors ester and cotton to ORIG. Broken sizes choose from Sizes % Hurry in v.hle II ri fling. Polyester caftan. salithor zt O to to 3 y.)J ) and "nn rj! so Sleeveless and short sleeve styles of poly sleeveless i" Al lr5 'or ie •¼. N,, Ihe selection is best. fd -sscr!ed 1 2 99 $ 5 2. 4 NOW . W and dress shirts. -I ,41 I ORIG. to 14, NOW women's shoes in assorted \ \ Summery styles. C Penn-Prest sport Solid or print fabrics reduced. \ I NOW 388 Group II 7 to 14 ORIG. to '7 Assortment of pins, necklaces, earrings. Boy's Pants Reduced ORIG. to 13 NOW 388 Group II Infant's dresses and playwear reduced! GROUP I 699 1 ORIG. to 15 • . Women's' Ii- Shoes Reduced 14 A I 4 prints. Sizes SM.L XL. " jid 4Ssord I" Assorted colors çl5?.'r liaterial and at- CS ses s zes oicrs 'C I- "ccse from Plus these outstanding' special buys for this event,, Special '7 l4i Lr Sl - ' Women's Women's . Special 6 Pants & tops -4% 2 I ' io 2 pc. suits 19 88 --1 Polyester pants fOp n assorted long sleeve prints Sizes 34 to 10 Polyester knit flare leg pants in solid or jacquard patterns. t'zes 1 0 to t8 I VI for 0 Girls Flip Skirts Body suits 399 7- / Special P.ec.Pijtiry'i.r,. style co'ton hurt in short sleeved style with button front. Sizes S M I - ? ----...... -- r—' - --.--- -.. r- : -i --!- -.- -- $5 body $ t I dutt kni flip skirt with Shiny re.d.whiteblu .ron polyester knits -. vinyl bell, in twopiece styles. Easy to care for 0' •' whife 7 on the road / to 14 or at home 2 piece pajama and robe. - SPECIAL! Portable color TV. nylon tricot Navy, red, or ..• $ 204 '.1 322.1020 II FOR OUR LcATALOGRVICE 1 ' JCPenneyO PEN12 NOON TOMORROW We know what you're looking for. OPEN 12 NOON TOMORROW SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA '1 SPECIAL! Table lamp assortment. 997 Reduced! Men's slacks NOW 88 Orig SI) Various styles it table lamps from Early Portable color TV with an 11" screen (meas dls; for only $204. Now that's a special buy. The unit weighs only 38 pounds for easy portability CALL . Women's travel set - us.. .... i '-i 399 toned textured fabrics p P 1 Iv , . Special American to Contemporary styles. Each lamp is 33' to 3' Coordinated JCPenney tall ,'.ith beaut$tull Pij1t We know what you're looking for. 8 Easy care .,lyeit,r %l4, Assortment of tishion shades in broken sizes. Hurry In the s*ctIon is best ç If :t 3221O2O OR OUR CATALOG SIRVICI �6A—The Sanford Herald STARTS TOMORROW! I El at every retail store. 2- Way Mirror free parking SIDEWALK SALE Req. 39c SANFORD PLAZA'S Featured with Eckerd, HIS store for a men,McCrory' s, Outer Limits, (Ind others participating Our most colorful Event / white sale ever! BOWL AMERICA of FLORIDA __ El ' • 30'y0OFF;i UTF R L1MITS/7 "' £ u5tCP. O / \\ rar \\ar Airport Blvd. electric guitar 322.7542 ' ; -4 -..------ ' I - S WEEKEND THIS Req. 10 AR Now Thermal Knit Shirts-Body Shirts and h,rt ii: f" f '/3 Aksays check our Economy Corner' I September D OA1ES'TIC ,/,IjA NC! Nationwide a 122 6121 'white muslin sheets --------- ClD1MjSin 3ccr'. Fiator Filled T.rsuze 1 Reg. 1. WEST:P4OE P11 $TEP.Su1 '.&...P I Full size. Re; 2 Now 1.68 Clock Radio 51-LE 2688 Pilt i.ases Re; 2 for 1 C Now 2for .88 KNIT SHIRTS 1. $ MAS1t.k CHARGE BANKAMERICt.WD SANFORD PLAZA SALE Fine China ', s; Pr Pa"*•''• ¶'. jcpenney 2413 : The values are here every day. • ' -. SALE 44811 *r Fondue Pot SANFORD PLAZA ONLY III 1688 PUDLIX; SPECIAL I un S TPr)lJc,HsATUqDAY -, - 22nd Birthday 45 wide machine ...ashah,e in bright colors - Re;. Si 29 yd, Sale ! up to 1/2 off 1OO° ACRYLIC KNITS .. DANISH BAKERY SPECIALS -Save at ihe Plaza's - Ii Most cornforlable _ Slacks you can weir 1Op8r cent Polyester DoubleKfflt Wrinkle Free Sharply creased even after repeated wathings July Cinnamon, Plain or PderedSuoar isI U, E. 'A f. C' 't'1 PLIAZ = . —__•_1__I,•\ Cake Donuts What's at BERRY 'S.--- 6 35c Od Fashioned German Style 20 lb. washer loads Pumpernickle COIN LAUNDRY AND/ S DRY CLEANING / - ,' - P for 29 -. . the latest in SPECIAL DRY CLEAN WOMEN'S PLAIN DRESSES 3 DAY SERVICE 2 FOR 79 SANFORD PLAZA OPEN TIL PM. BAN 4, ANIEQ!C.SANFORD PLAZA I!? Super Shoe Repair Bob's Barber Styling under new management: Oscar F. Burke Pt. AZA 8.5O Baseball Shoes FLY. LIGHT OR HEAvy YOUR CHOICE Holcomb's _____ __________ PL.Z4 1O.95 _______ will be filled with useful, attrac five items to CJIVC or to enjoy! ALL black & white posters Throughout the store, Some A our loveliest things will be re duced for this special sale. Beanbag chairs $ 1795 reg. 24.95 at 10 a. m.1 Water Beds Large Selection of Hand Crafted Leather Goodt ULACKLIGHT ROOM ONTHE FASICOASI \ Bath Towels 51 41`0 1' ''., 1 '12 00 j C .99 $1795 S'ri 2 $ 127 Brief s *** OPEN EVENINGS TIL OPEN SUNDAY AFTEP NOON MASIER CHARGE OPEN ALL IT Polo Shirts Our bargain table Sale time begins ranties iC 1.50 NEW ROCK IT RI:G 149)AUTOMATIC MAST CHARGE .. CARD & GIFT SHOP 2 ONE HOUR CLEANERS C L S(.HMALMAACK OWNER /o! Save up to 5O° ALAL_1116 -.a \UIIIUIIIIII_1_ HAIRSTYLING Baseball gloves $5•95 , Fish Scaler ALL LADIES' SHOES MEN'S Clearance! t'/I AND FLOOR SAMIL f.5 Lantern CONVERSE REG tagged price on DON'S SHOES SANFORD PLAZA a II jeans Rod Blanks I BERRY' 691; REG. $12 to 11$ NOW HALF PRICE! kA RI C 13 9S IRlMU PROPANE BANK WITH US 1//2 OFF! $J 00 _ WELCOME P Blueberry Cake 8 big lbs. Dry Cleaning S2•50 BRING AUFORD S Ofl $225 Clothes Tree 20% off ashibleinI.rge Reg 105.6 96 yd 20 ,/o OFF suu{44kAjj€Oj(_. 5-Year Diary req. S4.98 .) on fanious make sportswear 'This Week's Del icious 8 inch Round French StvI Fresh Clearance a st of prints V SALE f " _\•__ 1 $ 1 lS4II -. - ,.. ',••.. • ZA1ES el 'OuDL, V' 'kSOAv R,QAY . •. A096 AM __ Men's Shaving Kits req. Si 75 7,5c. r,of - req. $16.95 ALL Posters Now req. $2.00 SANFORD PLAZA $100 61 Chess Sets Hand Carved req.s118 $699s Sets INF P •,!i'• 'il'.' (j°C' SPORT PRINTS July Clearance Inlaid Marble ___________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ —_ .OIVISIOP OF GILTI X COR'ORATIOI0 I iKr %. ? 111 RAYON COTTON Se PC SERICE F OP BPI570L a Unlimited 49 July Clearance !/2 price ONLY 99 PLAZA SPECIALS I Clock Radio 'lht ' 1, 0- Matrr Char Diners Club American Eppre-s SPECIAL RACK Music I GE 4.Y SL,ACKS - 2 Now %ftwilil 00, • OF SHORT AND LONG-SLEEVE 30%OFr- I 1 5 99 I! Sidewalk Sale many, items _ _ . .•' ..e. S VACATION NOW no payments 'till Lii TANK TOPS '- TAKE CLEARANCE specials 699 ellkq zzez zlt/ & TROPHY LOUNGE Electric Dual Control Req. S.95 all amplifiers FU N TO SPARE, C Electric Twin Size ! I July Clearancel "\ip SHIRT -f-4 Plo%si 23 4 Blanketsi W 111 4. 129 Plastic Pail starts Friday morning at ten, 69C Rr,-cj . 1.7R 1"Ire.-I featuring great sale items, and plaza. 0 0 Raq.RRrn',, starts tomorrow — with all retail stores in our Mid Summer Clearance Bargains 3 Piece Mixing Bowl Set ULY CLEARANCE plenty of PRICES. GOOt) H2IJ A f A T (I QR00 Tremendous Always 3 EJ 0 JULY Mrii tu'crM,, July i, n Thc, SinIrd Hrl Tuesday, July 18, 197 BANKAMERICM �so 8A-The Sanford Herald --- Legal Notice Tuesday, July 18, 1972 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice --- Editorial Comment Voter registration has been given a real ylt h the I)emocratic national convention and the nomination of Senator George McGovern for president. The event itself has now passed into history. Like most such unprecedented affairs some pundits will be attempting to do some Instant analysis, while the more professional will await the clarification which time alone can bestow We are not at all sure that the voter reaction uch was almost instant here in Seminole nt irndI -in the country, but it Is intriguingly challenging In the first place it has to be recalled that Seminole is one of the fastest growng counties in enco ur g n ( h i' Ti kr : or registration aie increasing Most recent statistics, however, show that there are about as.o wtio do regiier Of the total there has been a time when as man as an extraordinary 8( 8 per cent voted, But about 33 per cent is. unhappily. the usual. Thisyeartherecouldandshouldbea reaching of that nearly 90 per cent figure cutoff for registration for September and October nrimahes iAug 12th -- less than a t. It is also wise to remember that the goings on rn Miami Beach which were given the most complete exxisure through the media of the tten word and the TV tube last week were tnmtional in the extreme ii £.speciaIl ere so .i.ere r..mocra1s concerned F or there appears to have been n: only new registrations but a switch-over of ;arties with the GOP adding to their numbers nd the Democrats losino come 'T%. is Las iiappen I. 4 i sore •Len . auue Kirk - Republican - became governor and some Democrats seeking green pastures and GOP alliance switched to be properly enrolled for the patronage plums. Some of these have turned quite sour since the return of the Democrats to power with GO tuhin ke in the goerno' c chair and the iemocrats in their usual dorriinauon of both chdmbcrc of the legisature Vha1 is taking place noi& hoeier appcdrs to be something much deeper and something of rcal substantial meaning to the political world Vt hether or not it continues will be worth watching oter rcgictratmn is something ahich e ha'e urged and do so with no partisan moti'ation at all. Indeed if there is one single result which the presidential campan should prod ucc t- citizen to hi responsibility and opportunity a voter McGovern's creI will see to this with the gaot rai,r1 d, wiii hiri, tht IN Till (ticilit COOS?, llt ANI) Sr MINOIr COIuP 5 civiL ACTION NO oaw 17 SI,, tie as tets- MACsi AOP or S u-R S 'ci 0 EA*t I 'ci 'cc r nit tN 5% rctfl 'o 'i . II t 115 %r'eiN(irN t POa McGovern More Symbol than Man fl lit lilfl cF ltltiSS1' : o ir r: r. oft ice in Santot-d i buSy. Bu Where the tivit is most evident is at the Seminole P1a'a office where the newcomers to our lovely cint are keeping the two officials busy as bees Presidential \'ear '72 has already earned for itself a name for surprises The most welcome stirprIsC would be to have more citi7en.c than ever before register - watch the 18-21 year olds and then even more etracirdinary have them vote First step is re1istrahon Take it \iIW' __________-- tII lit'T%( Ii NI" lOt e-f it'tI On.l rh.' 9;-, t1;,. I ,tt,, ,;.%u I',t,.O it,I.I ,'t ti Ii Ii" .''. e' ct'ti it diii not hatenew things a'bc'ut it Vt hat ing vpirif and cecittrneflt ansi a triil tini1 ohvett Ci P-I ha't e more to compare it v ith than iii' nt-itt fi cm pattlev I hate seen all the contentions in both tifl of the duitIet cne all odds, L'is was, Thu i4O tin t-hoii-e' of the- dde-Sen teoit' 'tict.overfl wa' the e'ii'aI -impari"i to the trail we-ic tot bini chcer IatC5. toil thctr or Fr onklin inies other t s0uiflii that filled oIlier hall' in Vt enddll 'itlkic anti l)w ight EisenhwC1 liosevelt and John F Nenne't1 for Mt't0teI n oH lii,' i*. Ii ieti One- delegate ti ho 1w 'cc'' it Ttti5Sifl tliiJiiI% tint' on ,iflC1 t.'s his mtrOct thnrn lit' 11w u ma'r1WTa'l .'ufte tion lot hin't as t ehk fr I'e.ii instrument of protest ' percem"ci 1I % ti'ii 'c is t;Ir 'cii ii s-i '-uti 'ccl iJ'cs'cOs%N A ST iA- i.,' 'h 'cOts N N All ''°is, AOI"iI iss I -- Ii,'tS Ct-pin I' ii -'',sit SITpp' wa'.'ru"s (,'w-"e,tt-I vOc' A Ni I-IF or fl) NOT inn, .tIon Civ till it"d'tvoiu?,sn sit spen iiiP4 hi VTI$ttitc. 05*5 EARl I "ii kt Cio r hut N *d cu,j 'ns to tpqtp a ut' - s, ol -fl'po ,s-rsst,s, 1 as'. Is' 1 s'. - Sti)0k1. Al.'it.,,,, I I,,'-s,-s u,Pp *O.lrPs% , l7 SaMe.s A".ts'fI( (tart (to-thing "'dl 1711 ai4 hole lIsp 'iQ Nsa: p •5t lisp Cipct l tSp ails'ss, p sytNe c,' ''c-nor 1*10,, AuOutl fl nfl; .''"u-'it -it a ..dQst5.itil "as, tsp ,ni),.-ss%t 5'sOi tO, lisp !pi,f'l fl lisp AmIpd (tfi:t,it Wit i-si '0. ms, IsirsI and lisp tinAl sit lAId C,,s , c-n lisp 7th dat' cut ,l,sis, ami was - as an Point Of View NeSt. et Attleit a tng their concerns over the issues It woulti help ti' epthifl wh tine The e 1e-v makes heers misualls had a disembodied air about them. anti the- ase-nt-- hr all it' lc-tct ern-,iictateti disciplinege here alit .'u '. see-mel lest like a contention than just collection of people-- -, kind of political Vt Former Sen Eugene Mct'arth - who can mt sharp ottetia'tin with his flip indifference-, toreca't 'This convention is not going to end It is just going To sen ' e i:i Ar. -\'( P-' tU*4 tsi tuOth' \ If S 1715ri )d VC)U Ut With a like a ts Kleenex .wh 'lf nd Fa: nver had i: rc] a c-ar wmdo It w 1t and tJr they pj i &un that LS?i I &Wn I". tarI ran io nut and hctrarn. i n'ted rura e at a trne . sine athiut hc thuØ the times t?M YOU?t in tTIOt trouble phC)phCT, iho CIflC't ' I!' ierved "I'm proud It sa that are' might sZrane laws W?, (1I) P*t sp?.d5 his tA1Ca iTt &.l c-an ee Pat writes f an a-tmerit Hoflvwcmd has a heart In Hcian x-rjstt1 mc-v.e, ie cc-nit. p, diric-tior Reeenti he turn %I')rC thr% c everthrn ii affection. rnone or even M'h llflP$ Ic' hi old oii a 'c-' the 5'fN'n, and they can't arhe says. is se1Iin at tht ratr 'f res: 'u Rit if you c-all a friend friendship, all you have Ic' do is trwnd, Go Ronald Reagan, NJ a' ds In i1pI uc- msgh end u it'. a w-ec'i'i SO?C5 louk in the Vei10 Page under arid tell her atiu1 how bad the C)? ?WC a' pool halls i movie is. the c-an arrest you Wiji: : write icr the govec- the hook I first said shout the \c Pjgt va savir that icr rnakin an t'ene phcie Yei VorkSietsbihenthep were thti rc'a:' i.-c tziu, in Hol- nor are little cibs -vst,crts: c-all" i-w. wt the dec-line of moviakin and nc nougt' TV iobs tr o around. "Ttwre sadder, saul It nnjd ç,s like this A LONG LONG TRA I L mcinr' in the middle of a tarr- - .," -..- u't I nndde' yrnpathrtic-at1 *tid PSI rit art Wh this - -- hIL_. , -'i :, -- -0r-TP l, be *0, 1.0 fl,i 50 it ' hOt Ing i'On5uuflneti p1 iine tclt'i uS;Ofl tim'- its itrear iist ci i'nts v,,i interesting hoppcnflg5 froni put on its re alti clv small boats of the nior ning near midnight to ohsc:u ers simpi were 11 can 1w argued that pointed because our predictions ot cho he-ic never c,i::t' to pass Ttne-r-r nia 1w something ti' that Vet the- otti native Ic' chaos neei n5'st 1w smothering duilIni's Good things ituagrit not to Lie mine'i'u1ing and as indie-ots. the outset, the-re were good things eeks ago ,'u lci'vri n aide' told me that the se-nOt, - : It' p.ull too tight and hu manage-:' we-vt' nt 5n his hundreds of deleg.itt'c 1he were judged to l's induiiduuil and independent, and 11w feeling it.,' t would be wrong to clamp down It would tiolate the it hiile spirit cut openness ostcred hi the Pe-mcicrotic ;.ant'.'s refc,rms-refcirn'is which helped nominate- Mc;c- em Ii', Oct ual fact h,'w i-icr it-c' IiiSc-ii'.ilie- aplilit'd t' f:: it at ers tough It was used with great precision in pa: r-;t-ntar maneui (is It was uced to ku-vp damaging thur:' the abortion tssue' out of the- platform 'i\in't tic oi l h.itl the candidate. said one u c-iing woman ti,- r for four struht dais to parade t.•. ' I - ,-'u ,55 $p"s.o'i,o:p (,S,s,ts, 5s, %'A''P'a 1 '. t i-n CARROt i 1501151 Attpp'ysq'5 us, O,l?,'s'-. *15 $jnis'sj Allant', Itasit (ii,1U Sano'n I'os'da 3;t?I Pubis'. iou ii IS 7% A t,ig I, 1173 DEs- .' • more the we at lii $isp - abortion advcate' Firm orders came down. too, on the matter of deco; mI - 'no demonstrations no booing -' So the' iinuquel dual delegate' who made it here' never gut their chan. ': ' - / e to triune it gcx fathumable" Tcida%, Pat visits the bank irmii iii.l 1u a: ..ttic prctddtngs lmkt- -.me- on gang'' hod more rest t1:. ;irtsthir.g the delegates did all week The v- crc odntirahl seriouc responsive tin the i"-Lu". dots through the mu'st grun'tlm respor.itul atte-ritmi all-night sessions But they somehow contrited to makia' trig the- nation for Iitwrtv and Justice se-cm Just tuomit - irc-uiirv1 , riprea'heran& 4_ Lw unique-I) individual ,' Pat is from the' rather small earnmumcddasordowrir an Curtouisl - some of the sting was lake-n out of all this te 11w strong hut good-tiummoird wji in which National i'hairrnan I,-aw rence (ilirit'n ran the prct-edings Ii:' 1_j .--/ - .' 'tea '¼%, -- is 4 - -'- - '- ' --'---------.--- --4--- Pa't ru'cird in Seminole t.cnmt are riot - 550 ,- NALPH H PAWS ES 2-s a3ns-nsl'atOr t 'ss Estate aS * 104(1 C PARSES it' FTP-tEL (005. PAR-LS deceased C11 h/ELANO MilE 5. nINNY P0 Draper 7 5anlord s-br-ca 33711 A'torn,, to, A0m'n'SlrAlo, s-.e-I-s's J015 15 2% Aug ' S 1973 $11 '7 - a'thc.ins arid also. at prent, emote of shows at the Southern California Expo- trath ELE Fp-',QIE '; 7O1 FRENCH £31 Q9c3 SANFORD, FLA AVE 377 PubtiP* ,'ELO*, ('to' an £..ti; D pc-iO ALIt tc' VL' '-E ri D3LE Z - --- - L.&!,Q,'1 '___J, --,- --" I X7 \ ' all of his down hriuc C'ciuflU' manner, v'tiidi rues vrL w:tt: his £Jjitirn ct-a' w Pat Ruttram won't sing a'r folk songs "You bov what a. folk sina-r is." said Pa: "That's someone who sings througr his nose b ear Whi rerruncb True- n mw atk,Lg folk ---------- ,'-- '"' :- ,'. '' ,. -'- ,. ,' '' - ' - ' ',' ' "' - ':: - P ' )4i Rs I)ON fiKti-:V Vt . " ' ' : - : ,,r..',:rr".r.l ftti the' :ar;'ort ti I ' kr.g at t-e t-gir,n:ng sit his histors 'making itsit to China last March. the motorcade had the highway all to itself To Americans it at h:n, u vt-r sati'llitt -ri-las ed television, China. v-Inc-I-: we- think u.f a' ''tet-mini" with more than <- - ' N," - ' - , ' -, ' t ._f.-" " '' - VOL'TOPE Ci-cuiatn &Pr*b Mo'aoeJOHN £ SPDLS'i. £isociate E01to VAN PEL' Minain; Edci, WINiFRED F ciELO Camptrolir fltJFORD DERF ¶v ot ECtor,. Pape Rc GREEN Mar,-' Aveil5tr) i.;, 'r', F ci tr JANE CAFFtE5" Coun', [diD- RALPt'-YS ,,., DORtS *it.,iAM. Soc.e' Ecito' BILL j,y E'Et' P'-r Rr mn VIWEN'T ,j 5t$ PPotnQap'.e IUBICRIPI ION R&1L$ home eItvp- 5, Mantt' 5 DC tr S1o' os B1 Mo,' Alt O?he Ma" S 'C' Month US 001 Ve - SIn,eAI Home Dpi vp-t' * Montt'j Sit 15 1 rnos I?t' CX L S P05151 Reiiat,rsn p.'o,sip ma' si '.lI paid a w-o'd cias "i* Oltre ot nlcrd FIo,e, v"- i'ip?iDr 1* t3t,p. ;7 ?1tJ a , i'* P' Nc part ci 1ir * a r*w$ o' av,-'I.n; D thu pdtc, o' The SanIoc -,*'at: ma tie pprocicpe ur sn manne w.tt'uo." WII15?u "II' D ti' PJt,lLt'* a' ' Pie Herlid An ir fry,' reo.t, tri- ;'' ,pgod,jcio wiI be d',ciu?I cDnLiDeeC aS Ifl ?i;un or Hs•l' rr,ht ri b held isbis fir damape unDr ipie OaI ecrp' Ss'w. Su'iaa an CPitstmai Pb"P*C S'n'Ø., D'eceden; CPiis!'nsi Th, Herate, ii a mrnn- o the £*sc,rg,pe Pt whic-P. IS s ttttpØ C*?l Ivp', I thC ,tt fir r,irDCJc-ticF ' lI it'), C5l £if'W$ P"P 4 "I rip.'%iape. Herald Area Correspondents At1monti p p-ins y'y' B5I? LIII, F'pi Cii, inRi* 531 Cass,Ib.rrp T.n9I.wos 5 lft' NbibCII M'Iyn Goon 531 '$ r,-r Psrk Estate, GoID.nro Eastb'ook M'r c.o"azr L3sY5 Lake Mr Mr ; IC4 LSke Monroe CoIo'pd Czunmun.?y Mirià Hawe..n r: 541e DeIlpej r$'ber,- Lvi 57 Nixon- McGovern In Staging Phase I III.i.I."i p1,, I-li-k LonwpoC Ann Riey 531 Winier Ipeffips "a-, eis su Mt Clarence 5'y Geneva Oviede Siavai L: Mame .t,,,t,' - :; P-t':IJ1 .,' ,i'7 i.; ;rt'p ::... w .,, u,' J tt,t road with Mc-Goverzu Fri-U Dutton v-ill also o on the road lean, % ASHNGTO - WIult McGovern settiri dowr IC puttana, his utrl,..e it, j row. N:Lrnl terms 11w -rii,us a'PP w tin, a: v hi't lu is :notct a.do;i 'I wi cu-n wno ItilOP Truost iricit'penzirni v-ui 1* douru, as lot of it ii', the next few we-j before thc- open the door's ever It. close advisors or, liv- liasics if liv- carnpauzn Fur MrG'ver-i, it will tie rcunramulzuriu his gre-ui: in the prunar nrtnnies - polishing u; his staff methc.ls and the volunteer system For N:son it will be- further impressing h1s petormainee c'%-erse'us ic ('hicia, tut S'vit-t I. riuuc auci i'Lst'whe'r, Ii the' war isi \'ictnam before the election c-Sri aport-cuutai slow dtuw-n inflation Thu us rid,: Mc-'_,'t- -1. a.tnt'o tuit met aorteU out Gir hart tu v-lit urranized ttu r-ampatirrsites viii now uuie l,.itrr (''hrit-r's a' V. sisiiunrtnr ca:iipatrn nuaruii't'c iratil, M Frar, MijtuLut'w-icz is the- shrt'wdesi politician of the .-tff 'prn v-flu have at his side an. additional .cpe-ecPi writer arid a' fast man with the puruc't in Markirwicz txtun s opt-fling and vontinulnE run will Lie liii calming dow-i tit IlK war - e-xcept In Vit-trutrn, of course £vpr - rncn'eiTt ('tiiflii i*tlii kussa has tie-er, toward peiirt there' Now in the Hanoi tress. we re-ad news that Pe-Lung and Musc'ni that if Hanti de tut iIrt ternuS thr rrc'or.une-nd far settlement 1-tanru v-ifl Lee or its own ll.unt., is thus uncle-i pressure from three- direr-tioru., the Suutt., its allici, and the' ciuinlnr, of the Nurth &.th Moscow acid Pe'kir.r ICY'S- vt.rkiru wilt Nixon's offer of an interruaU supervised c-ease-fire' That would Lv- the' most telling c-anti;4r. vt'uu;.t.c. Capitol Ideas How tau.se a' cua)' ctiarigt ic '.t. preferenre' V'ult the ne-v V. ASHINGTON - When agreements Preside-n: Nixon ha's negotiated with the &'i-ericans gc to tI-ut pulls Union have a favorable or cit-ct Ia' vurtfle impact b' Nvi'erper one of trw mos his c-fiancee of reelec-'jon eric-es or, the outcome will be a of c'o',rse he- v-ill temullion, new the- Repubui:-an candidate' These are questions u -i-eCX hue I ugh-24-year-old tIe volt-ri v-hr will rnate the grou wiuc tta've never vute resluie-n: before, onju between ut-cisions can answer Mt tI-ui time But there are sime ci,13 nuthon and 34 nilison -emente itt this equation hat c-an per-Led lii be eurnine-d cast For example, of the 1 muAlthough there are no offtaJ lion new presidential registration figures by age :t 4 rtuulluDr will tie under :: far, the -a UI kt 'OTrit 4 million clairtung the new eaters are will be- itt college and VOt000 registering Demu -atuc by a - will still be in high schucfl Artor 3 to margin - a ciairn ae- U the0th sted b the Rublacani. 16 TrillISOfi e hOtLISf'C1 Thet-, wr irxIucau v- er vi*er-s do lean mcs-r Wv-ar-tI the Democratic Party some scientific swu'ey work has been done on why tiue is Wha't us nut clear of course is v-hat impact liv- personality Lid orientation of the c-audisates selected by *rts at their ntaninatxng c-ties.'rrnlions v-ill hat-, in forming the final c-hence- cat the yv-v- e'ot• er-s. or s-hat effect the ti-end of national and scald etents v-u and each major on that OUtcLieTIe, V. oujd a IliDie-fi ftable- end ti the- \'h:x,r-- it v-ive's aY'e eflupic,yed workers Perhaps of much mTt urnport.aIlCt itt Shedding sonue ui-depth study donelight is George Gallup lust P°11 fall He attempted to probe the thinking and motitations )OUth U) 1(COUP a more inc'lus,tve, but mrs'erttv-je Pplicatile. ZflP1 thSri tileUough.24-yearoid 'ot trial will affect the presidential an ''''' - LI t., Th str-ve'. undertaken fri 'se-w Ytr' '":'r -i'' -. t-a'tior prr c-am, tested the news of 1, persons across the- nation, in rver state. and from a wide arid variety of cnirnuruti hac-rourgls Fur purposes of analysis the was djvuded into three grois - IF througri 1. 21' thritugit 4 arid 2f through The published res',flts sI-iou tnat voters in all t."u'oe age gn-oi,n are more- favorably tntc-lined toward the Ltexnjucrstsr Party than their parents were cat the- youngest grouping per cent highly favored the Democrats arid 2 per cent theRepublicans In the nuddle çutnng it was 31' and 11 re'spertivei' and in the oidejt uup 3 and it Wtv-r'. the three' groups were combined ti0 per cent chose the per cent the Democrats and Re-pub1ic&i.. the- others had no indicated choir-c- Their parents were- re ,rttt-d It tee' 4' per cent Lk'rrso'rtuc in preference' Other conciusuzu. reached frutn the study: 1, One- in e-eere sever as- 14 pt-i cent could tie- classified rmlitan ii-.ttst IL pOlitical orientation, another ti per were described as "left of c-en&er' and z per cent "rigtt center : rk-sptt- ttvtccent -' y--- s------ •,, a. psrt ru as.rd an great enttiusiasrr. among those tested, ru',r did the polttic*1 leaders of e:itier part.. 3 Of Ire t.uta, t per cent 5%e- the United States a huØ appi'cn'ai rating but one itt rune on' per rent said they would Luke to least the United States and live in another cvuntry F\I ,-L)tlSSlONS Doris A Ogk'sliy Brerxt.I I, Cowan Epple' N. Ilurch ,z,uulurit' Brown t)aniel W. Lewms Joan N. l-'ryrnan McMillan Helen V. Smith Irs-un 13. Johnson Elatora II. Alford, Newark, NJ (;e-c,orge hardy, Like Monroe Walter ('opt, WeLL, Ikl3ary I kirothy V.', harrison, limgFrvin garage as a Daniel Woodward, Leke Mary W 1:110. l.uItiiIkijI, Dt'Itc,iusi I 'itt Ss'a,'hrip,t, t-'.us.selL,&'rrs' re-- sources TI-c lemon, wl,ic h ecologists and ttt-rs arc- trying to sink unto us, is that it hilt the world mat be able' tcu sup OIr ( Jerr> said. Lhe- are mci-c the- V.ud) ikely to Justk'r a • - I)I.S('IIAItC,I.S Suiriftird if'I'I,-rbd-a ( Vt'illuarrs BERRY'S URLU 1400-I tIssue-i Marilyn I, Itisner f-,dward I, Liwrc-nee P 'iird4i ,1 Iu'-t, -Julia I", Ih'nnts I 5,roth M Pi'rkirus (;II'_icrt Ii I-il&'ge-r Sandra K. Rn tiarti_soci I'- l'r,rik (3 SItlitil, De'itorsa h-'r.srue,- t's A I).i>, Gainesville1-HIlaIjetti It. O'I)',nogtiue-, I,ungwood Ire-if i; mi-sd, I)eIlary ______________________________ 5.) I, &7 ' Seminole Calendar 1. Action olruIiitt&'r, 7,30 p iii., TeaaV,ut Muddle- ikhool; rap session, SI'rilInI)le- were tl*CI paeitL*, HiltillS ant 'sir' Ito) St'auhrtt s ('.i.ese-IiA'ir) '.lr ,inil Mrs S,iilfl4'll as a1j,c 0 te S S,IriICI'I1 4 was I JL'L't' 16, 1972 'iar.un,g into account all of these findings, the study said, It would seem that the liberalradical movement of recent dec-stIes will continue for the next decade or two -Whi doyutrtg peopie feel thus w uuu' The studs attempted to measure the- trnpao-t on their opinions of parents, the home eflnrorune-nt, teachers and the world outside the school, par. ticu1irI the effect of resdur*, television and radio and friends. The study concluded that -ourg people tend to hunk hue-u parents di. and v-tv-n they de-pilti from thc*e ntis it ii usually to go fattier in the sane- direction, II the parents Democratit the- tenderE-y It IittA'e- further to the left, if hepublscan. fwther to the right. if the- chi1en love and it- S ) I ta 1"I New Voters Affect Election Will Ii, JAMES (Mfl' (op1e Nt-wi St-ri-ic-, turns, howes-er, • f' million 'uuls, appe'ant-d aImcut deserted, at least until the strt'ets cf the cze;itil City itself were reached. This was not the' result cif st-curitv measures by the I': t'sidc-nt' Communist hosts Normal traffic had not bet-n cleared frorni the airport highwav By American stand:.rds there would hate tie-en it'rs little traffic to clear. tnt Acne-rica, hoyt-i ci, one- rut-i'd not go into the cities to trid pt-u'ilc Travel anywhere- in tIme c'c'untrs - especiall) ::i-inc tu- peak vOcation months, from the least-knowr. ;arl: in the most re-nude location Ic a it('ll-put)li('izt(l attraction Ithe Psn',-s World - and y"u'lI t'r,u:tr.ter people' people people-. along with the'ii c- art - their triters - their campers, their pets China with lEli million, is riot scriousty more crowded tha'n it vie' with f'ii million or EEl million But in tent-s cut - effective" population, the United States with iO million us probatuly the most populous nation in the' world We not only have two cars in evers but mari of us hate two garage's, or at least a carport at our summer cittage as we'll iniiriinnum of one- te!eviion set and other ronuernenees at both locations Because- of the- great inobilits and affluence at the corn rnarid of Ame-ricans our actual number-s have to be inultiplicd b) a factor of se- e'ral t1mt's to u*rruc e at the "e-ffe-ctiu c" population-the true- Population iii terms of its unpat-i on the envurcinrne'r,t a'rid the c'ftncu!nptitri e-f port sir, indeirate- number of pt'eiple-sc lontas living' standards sire- kc-r't low t-nuuh-mt triOs aIr-ds contain, - rnuiny for ans but srruafll rninorits to hope to'ipproac-t, 'h. ;rr- e'-ur'zin ltve! are some Ctwluot. 3 2t' Ei' s Washington Insight "IARLES P1I.'t'f Mecnar,c. Suc' Our Population 'Tops' China's - ii Pt, Cevu'lv Jvdp 01 p$ i ra.lat t c ET.-'i C111A "ANSI i r-'c-,na,p1 ETP.h TO All CREDITORS AND 011 SONS HAVING CIA MC 00 Of StANDS AGAINST SAID LIT ATE 'I', ,s'-',s ,,,.1- s't i.'. ,isr t-r"l- t's, rI- .-,s arid ,pgu-,ftl P0 prpSlWsi an, cia '-s arid demands itlt,h too 0V 'I nj1 i-tate 5gb-nit lisp eits'n i ETHEL C PARS (S a S a ET"l i (005. raos,rs, 1ecl'a,e,I, I '• S,..d COunt, ?O lIsp COvOIp ,t c-I 5emnolc Coss'sls, 110-5,05 ri lisp (Outt liOn-SC Cl 5*1 IS- s'lt, Co.. rs, 51 Sarbicurd 10,44 p1150 i. ,Isri'tdar mon'P,, 1rpm IISi' IrS-sC 5 ti- ' "tO c-ssb1aIOn of lbS ri.Øfi(p Tit' .c-c-et of cis Ohm or demand Usa 15e 'n prIm'S), Ins_I Snail IaIP 1104' oace f rt$'df'i'CP arid 005? ole-ce' 4s1',-st t'tli* Oa-mant. and 515111 be %vc-' 5' lo tli II"? (i,I:marsi p94.1-si, 0' attc's-' -, and accOmpan'Pd tit' a fIli'-g ii', o• pew dolla, arid iuct. iv demand rspt so fetp-_I %P,piI Dr uuniquel to Ceur? S Ci'io(S(SI) Ceunls, Fiot,da is Prp a 5,ate thought he'd rt if MrGovern we- elected" ActuaJ,h, Pat Ruttram is no ranger tt'hardtirnes 'Where 5 5'i tke .' .J fi- Spilt Art's, s t- gone One Man's Opinion t' - Legal Notice Legal Notice ----- -------- - ira "He ku ,- ,., .a'rf, Co Ott out nl I,4 riOt;GOut -Too 'nun7 pork J NOtI(p OF API'i ICATION row s as liFt II? Ill FLOSIDA i atu ,i,,,, to-' Iii , .u - s' 1 isa' , N , s,,e se,. p,i.i,i., .e 'se i0ii,-'t ,,•Sl I S Ate ha, lips-j tai$ hIP Is" at d..d t be iiu,d ''.,'n TP, pie-tO Alp nuin'bCt 5 tPAI t 'tSIS*sSt, •". dp'<v'i,''nn ,, l'sP ('O'dClIy AnsI Ihe isis-np on ithit's 1 it AS *StPst..i A5 ht titlit'sit% 's ,'e spa, ,.e ittliAn. • Oetciliiii 01 I',IpPul Is'4 7f ttsiui',Iits, çS.a- t it. S,,t-..I rn i t team. "s itts-'s mst,titd r ,t. o hlOUPu, All s'i ',,ad propertt I','ng In lisp CCt.int ottprn,nsit, Slat, ' P ts'ruI e,Iih,cAlp tin',it s,y,ts tIsaII is. V('tiPpfl't atin.'issq to tasa tsp 5'( •iIs, dp5( ,t.ttl In tOt .ait,i.,pl. ...ulba voi4 Ig (tsp hohati tat's t'-cl,ter hI lisp t,s'nI lilt'! isi lisp %tmns'bp Clt'r'ts, (cit,s-1 PI0,,i%C •I Sitrsisi,d ('II,, -,la p1 II CS) A St lisp hitil thc-q,.1a, si tile mont's i Agil I?7 it's-,l-s a lisP hi-I dat ot Augiint. 1477 lOil-toat (li-it s.aI AN 1141111 04 fit C WI iii jq I, it'S tO OL vi ('Ou't S.m.noi, Cns,nlp c io,i,ia (Is, V.tg-na • tI,,At nec-uI, t pit i',41,Qs 1.0 II '5115 ___________ ______ ________ OP As-s-I iCATION POW TAX 0550 is, cit P ION IDA sTAluirs OF 1,1,1 III Miri t' o'.-' r 04 'cOT i i 5 OttO C i505% lii- PsoI,trr Oh the l,Nis'p s,sq ptt-l- ate I- at tiles-I a.e-,l c,rI,h,tA?p to, an deed 10 h. itSopsi T'sP(?ft.f(AI• numb., and Oh ,ttua's. i' lisp dintctiliulofl 01 propttt* as-sd tip name 'it p/sOil 1 pa, a%%et%rs1 alP *5 10110*5 (ptt-1,(pIp t.i 401 Ye-itr (-sI i%Suas'5cp 1$'O t).tctiptIon 01 Propitl s O'-enta C,ardi"-s-s 70.1 AII,1 i'lt II Pg SI 'cam, -n *h'uts attest-h OcIeu'.ha I ,rrse, -i's, irs. All sit sad prc'pq-I, t 's 0 Its? (i'e,nPy of Spminip, Scat, sO I lsy,di (InirtS Such cit I,i.I,.51i- tisali 154' 1l'deelllI-d l(U'ftInU So lap lisp Os-Oves-It' devcr'bed on tutil i-tt,l,plp phi be told 10 tip iloghetI cat's b.ddt' p1 hip Il-Vol dour of 5isp Sem,nsile (rajnsp Court Hous. at S,ArilOrd, FIotsda, al II 00 A N - On lh'p IirtI Monday s-s tile mont's of AuQut'. 1477. p'ssOs it lIsp 7lls day of Augut?, II?) DatchIhI, 1011) day sit Jurbe, 1577 IOttic,at (Iptit Si-alt 4111000 14 ISECSW1TH, isa Clerk Of Circust Court, 5em,noip County, Florida Vrg-n-.t s- ic,,-tt (I De(StJti denS PubiS's July 4 II, IS. 3%. 1977 L t i' t't'tF OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DECO Sec 157 4 FIectda SIaluips PeOTIC( IS PIERs-BY GIVEN ThaI Ma's, E H,atl, the iloIdPr C' lIsp IOuIopmng ceflihica?e Psas Iite_I Ia'Q c.ri'l't ate liv ia. deed 10 tiP issued ilsf'rron The c,rlie-cah, number and year c-f ISSUIYSC5. lIt. oescrtpt-ori oh lI-r property, arid tiC name inp-is-h 1 pJ% at$.tStd are at 10010*5 507 'Year oh Culif.cal, No itiuirict 1910 Deicripluon ci Properly; Beg NW Cor Moss 5. Bahama Oils leun Wly 0'S Bahama Rd 355 41 CI N te Deg IS 9,1,0W 55 III'? N 61 (leg 515's E III II i-I S 76 D,'g 16 Mon Its 91 i-I to Beg Be-n.j Pprl Cl Lois ICoS 5. 107 ftik 0 1) 14 Mulcheiis S u'vey of lisp Lest Grant, PB I Pg 'cam, in wti,ch .sseut,d VarIes P & Marie Young All Oh i-ad property being 'is lisp County ol Seminole, Slate 04 Fio'ida Unless tot's Cit l.l(aIe%t5alI b,r,d,Pmtd acco?d,iQ iO lap- Ihe properly d,-a,c',bed in tots cirl.fiCile p-oil DV Sold tolls, hglw'tt (ash b.dder p1 the front dour oh Ilse 5pm,nole Coonly Ccxirl ilt, at S,aniord. Ibor'da at II 00 A M - On lisp fbrll Monday .n the 1-550015 ol AugutI. 5573, p/siC's is 1151 lIPS day at Augutl, IS?) Dated th.t 30th day of June itO 'uil'c.at (litts, SIrnIl Arthur H (tec)wilh, Jr (leek ci Cir(u,l Court mnote County, Florida By v'rg'n'a I Hfl Deputy (len Pubi.tlt Jubi I II. II 75 ?9?) Off I) NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Ci I ., 0 WI' ICY ccv (P Oh to S s-sal O'PClOSvfe 'endited on July 1977.0 thaI ceelan (PoSe p.nd.n'J n it,, Curcusl Coy". .n arid Its' Sem,00te CounIt. •: iOr,44, 'f'i (os-h p/siren 73 654 A AO'On No I-( DERAL NATIONAL MON r 102-GE AOClATlO'c, 'a u,araliou organised and e"tI'(SQ pr%uanI to She 16*5 oh lIsP Unled Stalet oi Ame?'ca, st Pla.nIoU. and MORRIS W CITTIETOPC and PUPIl T TA C Lit Ti F nI,, are Detencianit. li-se urs deesogned. as Click at lIsp above l'v'Pd Courl, will at 'I 00 0 cioct A St oes july 77, 1477 aSter for i-al. push tell ID tlsP h,gPsr-tl and bell ('dde' for p5h, al lI-me Itunl iWi-ilt 000r ci tue (ovrlhov't 01 Sesnonole Counf. i-lot-ha, ph Sprilord. P lorida, INC IoIiO*sflg deserstied pcopPrIy, iy'flg and beAu in .'m,noIe (OUntr. Fly -ha to *1 $01. ACAI)IMV MANOR I f in Plal ,,coes54d 019E. as 0141? ISo-cA II, Page 5). Publ( hSp(ordt 01 SIm'rsol, Counl. I l0',d• i, .50 be made to i.4I'Shy Sad 1154 termt of saul ,nai Jueeigmenl 15,611 Ale THUR II BECK NI TIC. JR (left oh Cor;i,joI Couch Semonol. Counit, Fbi ha Ky Macits. T V.51.0 t)epsjly (lilt .01(14 & 5011W lii Mac500lua A.u'r,s_oP I (J ho. 124,1 Sanioth. tiornla 1)171 /IIaVrs,y) So, PIa,nb,lh I'otoiI5i July II, 14?) ________ FICT1TIOUI NAMI NO 'CF is leriby QYPIS that urn ph WI I, BO. ri-i(J6'dp-J ofl 'm_iS.fiC 7175. Mastlpuid, )7Sl. S etnors-ole (,s.mb c - li,oS 'iii u's)" bC Out n.,, nip of P OUP4DA 1's,S 0(3 1s-14' and 11511 tnlptu4 10 regisiec '..-d 'lame *iiii lisp C lees tO Its. ('tdIJ-t (OUrt. Seminole (tj.,jtf. Florida on ac((i)a,ve p-Its lIsp jOvsi3Oifl ct Itol I ,clttuc,,j Plain SIahujtfl, TO Nil Ieee-on 5*5(11 Floe ida %ialn'tes 1957 I G.orge #1 Ff115411 Pubis's Jul9 iS. 3%, Aug I, S. lInt Dc-I'll 9 £ Drug iuI Z2 .Spaghct(i supper sporus5ori'd Ethel Itoot Circle, L>Congregational ChrIstian (,hurcti, 24th and l'ark, S-i pin, f-,TI it par.-rt.al t'ii-ip ti" Legal --- S Pat Buttram Spreads Ta lent Wide anthrb - 0 Voter Registration Is The First Step Fr - NOCP OF At'rl'CATIOPI row I AS I)FPI) IP( II "I FIOSIflA StAt Uts- e or I,.,, tent it r ii or iii- nv OR N Psl 'I I 'n* l's, i1 Ii'. isiltOtS 'sq •Iil- tOp l'sØ 111,-I eaisl ..cil'i ai. is's a, d..ui In is. ti,•,, IPSP$etSIi i's. ttlIhii itP n.i"t,Pr Øn.$ tPAS (SI 'tiu.hfl, P lIsp tIPitiIpl-nn nI ,550Is, 's " "P'. -. " ''.I. t'a% *%%P%t,t a,.- at 101,-,, i putitii •lp P,s ItS Vp., 5,1 a l!'uT wotics or ai'i'i icAtiON roe tAM 1)5511 ,, Fl ONit)A SFc ST At lit PSt)F ti,p is(? it r it ,lç:u r nv nIvr't ? hat I 04 C s',it ii,, Isnirl., I.e its. l,sil,, n.j , pu I.alp isqi hips-I ,Alrf qe,,i.it a , . in, IA. lii.-, its,, Ti,. ,pplle-, s,.a, , 'tt,,ans. l's. d.q,,Ii114'sn it,, Ns-sts•uIy isIl's. usa's-s. 0., *P,'.ts tti% ASSPStPII e-e-, pIp iv, us, u.., ni IiSU*n'P I, 'ii 0tuts-luuuit (II P'tepily' fl.jchtpltei, UI Pups-city p1w - . ,,e w ' , ..l r (i't I 5. W '1 (Si tOt I tst',n 77 it1tfl%ts't lit IiArsg. ?r .e ISies,i %Ue-'d Pdanup in *ts.,i .tipih.l ttAulnte , en e cAll t tp.i .i.s-i.. P4a'.s. 'n ithit'. aS,.-t,.si t' is'.usa i,.n, in Its. ,',ss,t ot c.,vs,vo. flail.., 04p'vi All ,'i (trUe-itt, 5?aI. sit S'$n,Iha IS,,I.it tstI'. tp' Ifl lisp Lesint int %.n"noi• t" list Ipipsptl is. ,p'l,pnse.I at,nr,i'ni, Iual. ot r in. I. UniPit tot (Pt If, tap- Its, p- s.spul v stSt t..d In t.,,h II,, Alp Shall is. tutie.snitI as inud'ii.j ,ptiolss ale itoh Ii. tO-i Al lp,p hlcjl..tl ua* Use i. In Overt t1tt ilsist In tss( is sat's I.e-I.' i its. i's-s-I 51,-i-st (SI li-s. tprt,io alp .it e-. o,. - t.cL!t.ntilI inij_i_tai,itl J1211t5! I At's luu1stp' at iPSptIOnl ,i,wsc it! lIsp ill r In, 'Ia, al Ii (V) A M - n I ""p l's, iittl Mnn,1p0 e- tIs. ,',nlh i4l) iinI,,,d. I In, tIp p1 II (5) A N - '' AsiUsril 5577 *hl(h I tis. VIP, ii -, lisp luSt Ms'nda, fl lisP n,oisth oi IVI Aisgo-tI. 1577. itt-uI. •% tile It's tIi Oh I!s slAy tul i,,ne. ItO 15.1.1 Is'S Avgu'tt, 5473 lii)it,tiai ci., u t S,.pti flaI,d l's's )(ish ulap tO 0ss. II?) ANT Ilitil II ni"i WIth %4i I IOu., ,t (lit t (t' S Qt I rs,,I ( t.OI, ANT 111111 II flu Wi Ill - ill Seminole ltiIt Ida (Ipet ()i C -stul C saosl fly V.10-ru'. I Seminole (n-ss'sl. I Ii" -li (I.,) As, viq-na I' tIlt ,,, , I',i,t.,'s t)Pu)ul v Cicut ' S-i-SN 1501) i Ii 'I :s 's': oTicr or APPI ICATiON ('I I 17 ro.i TAIl L)FFO - ___________ li-I THE CiRCUiT ouu t ro. it MIPIOI,1 COUNT't CI OIIOA Civil, ACTION Ho 0 its N, Is. Ma, ,iaq. ci florist', OS NI 154? silO ti,'st'ussi S.c I?? ItS Pio,0$a ilibulit 01 'Ii)? it r I', tIrill ISV (.1101, I t'al ( II C 'ISiS, lisP 'soul., 54 lt'* o"issitnu u i-ct,Iscptp isa, lip-i ta'si .tlst,( ip fj lit •i.pd It, ISP ',,t,ed IPsrffl Tyses i-nbc alp none-er and MI-U A Its-li N t','A I %,5 s,, ', NOTiCS OF SUit einr i SCIJAU5., lisp d,'SCf'i't'ofl tsh tp,p j,r,ipily antI lisp name irs *111(11 10 Ms,ra Ihe'its Wilt,',, i ,t .,,tsitu rp *5 lobe-sitS ,, g,-i,n i (at's '51 51) '.'' 55 s s-sI ,i. ,tti' Il,' i' 0 (I.', Ii', is',,-.,e" i- 111(1 11 se, s-cit - Ai,stsitmi 34(1) Oatc,IplI000h PropO, YOU ANi NOTII us-I) that an (nit IA. hA, P. I) ate-on ID, d,%%OiiJt000 Oh mars-au, arid Ofhpn rptpI Nm is.,,, lIed ili'vi%rtl PhI h O, ,.e-iIa (.antft-n% Ai3a.nSI '.'ou ansi sou at, tequ"v-d l PipI (Inst 10 PU 7* sri',. 4 (01), 01 s,our ,s,v,tlpn Plait', so *is'til aSSestr'I O,Iusha dl'Ieflt% to II, 1 lop, on Givdocs V I •rnPtor% 101 All sO iii 'I 1sropPuiy I upsIpr,,5, Ails-sm,5 Isit Pplol,sinpt ia'rsoJ fl It-P (iPisil) i ,S'sSSOti-IIP pit'Si' addfrt% is, 00 I¼us UPS. StAt. ol P isft,ui* UnleSS ti,tis i Sanlo,il I- ic-ida 17V71. bUd fiI lIsp l,licalp tisail Is. ,,de,mIsi o1((OVdiflU ivign-at *,iis list (I,,) Oh lisp Abe,.p 1014* the (tl0sii'rlt' hi-Sir-tied in SU(h lip Court on or i,,lorp Its,- lIlt'. (prlIlI5'ale p-li be sold boIse 'sigNett slAt 01 Auguil. 1977, ülisrc*sSp p Judgment ma be i-nI,rt'd agaontl c5N lu-Id,, *1 Its. tront -1(.,r Di the S.'rninolp (ourily (out' Pious. t p.),. lr lisp cpl,el demasssiu'd en hi, SanhOoi, Cior'd* Al 0 Ii) A N, Din i',e-Iin 11-si. Intl Monsipy in lt' ry,Oniil iSI WITNESS ms, hand and teal 01 AuQt%l, I77. p-l'ui(h 'tIP. ill dl of said Courl lilt Phil day s'l July, 1577 AuUv%I, 1977 IS u-all Oiled ltso% lOts day '-I June, III) ANT SlUR Ii IIECXWI TI-I, JR lIIst.ai cith t '..Ii as Cl-rI-. Oh s-ad (ourl Arthur PC lli-(h*"5u, -I ISs, tiIen '.,5,ii (li-ft ob Crcuil Deputy (li-It Seminole Couiily, i lottla GORDON V • Ill If RICK 5', VfU'i's45 ( t'"11 Ahlorrsi'v 101 l'.i,I,nnp, Ot'IJui'v Clerk 110 Fat, Com,,si-etial SIted I'u'sl,tPs Jul v 4 II, II 25. Iv?) I' 0 (ion IY9!i IfS II S anford, I' ID' Ida 37711 PubliPs July II. II, 7% Aug 1, 1977 NOTICE OF APPLICATION °i • -' 500 TAX (sF50 (SEC 197 4% I' LOWIDA in l's, Couti of Iii, Counly ,Iudq,, STATUTES OF I9ati S.mnoi, Counly, Flo,tda, in NOTICE I'. 141101155' GIVEN, ptobal, That C it Cross hiss' holder 01 lisp in ri (stale oh lollowing certilicale 'tat flied 5,a'd WILL lAM F S 1'.L.s-R, D.c.ased cCrtihicati Icr tat heed 10 Dr ,1'.i,,rIJ TO ALL. CREDiTORS AND PER. tis,rpon Tis(-c.rtofl(al, number and SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR ti-Si 01 'stuitrire, the de-scrbpI,)n ol DEMANDS AGAiNST SAID Its,- property, and hts(' name in *t,'Ch 'I pat assessed are at llIopt ESTATE You and racts DI IOU hIP hCrtby Cf'ch,hlcal, Plo 10) Year ol issuance nol,b,i'd and requIred 10 prptrnl any D,i(rupl.on 01 Prop.rty clamS and demands p-hid'. you, or lot SI e-Uspt of yOu, may Isa., against Ihe Pilate of WILLIAM I KESLER, Otienla Gardnrss 7nd Acid 5'1 II Pg 5) deceased, laIe of sad County, to the PSimP in *t1'SPS StSPtti'd O,.eqsla Cool Judge Of Scm-stole Coonly, I io,,da. ill hit Oit uI' in the court I l'rnerues. Inc All oh said p'opu-rly SouSe 01 said County .t SanIo,d, 1*-n.j n hi'e' Counly of Seminole, i-Io(,da, pili,n tin Calprviar month, StaIp oI Floeuda Unless ucil cit hrom the lime ot lisp hirat publcal'on IiliCateShall be redeemed accord-Ag o lht h'tOli(e TiO copies of each ho tap- Ihepropetly du-5(ribcd in suCh clam or demand Snail be In itrllng, (erlili&l. pelt b. i-Old 10 lIp Pl'gisl'ib and thail slat, the c-la.., ci residenc, cash bidder ab lIsp fronl dour of the and post ole-C, address 01 l's, S4'minoI. Counly Court PIti at Clamant, and shall be' sp'orn so by Sanlotci. Florida, II II 00 A N Vise claimant, agent. albornI.y and tile first Monday in the un000t ot accompaned by a 111.09 Ipe at on, AugutI, 1977, *il,(h 5 tie lih day of dollar and suit'. claim or demand not AugSl, 17 011,4 Ihit 30-515 day of June itT: h'li'si Shall be void 1011ucal Clerk S Seat) Mary P Sculpt ART PlUM If OECIWITSI, JR of ISp L,I ClefS 01 C,rcu,t Courl, Will And Ti-Siam,nl ol Soemlrtole Coun?p, Fbi-ida WILL AM (7 s (SLEP. By Vurg'n'a I P4ufl deceased Deputy (itt Pubi 55 July II 7%, Aug I, 5 1972 P'utii,tfs Jo, a II, It 25. lIT) 0117$ DIP I? LEGAL NOTICE i-tOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tile hoard 01 Coojnit (cm fts:t5'On.rS of Seminole Counly. Floroda, p-,lb meet at 7 00 1' 44 - J ult 191), on the me,iing roum of the Board of Counly Comm.ssian,rs on lie Crlhs, al Sanford, Florida, In a(sotcIance *115 the protitons 01 Chaplin 179, P bOrida Stable-i. ho' lisp pu'ouSP 4 hearing reQueS1t and torisplanit from the public reqarci'ng the ,Impnded budget foe IhP Year beginn-nçj October I. 1571. and pndon.j September 10- 1917, Ion lb. General Fund, and iileVitpon. lenlaliv,ip adopt Ihe buO.jpt hot INC sad 5,r.j It-c proposed t"d'Jpl '5 %o-'s'mirmt-' t l-ii's 5 's ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS SEMINOLE COUNTY OrlIESAL TUUD FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 70,5571 Ta.,t I U Stilt as 455,15.1 valuaioon 01 1140 Ill 11)0 01) 5 lii II? 00 t'uiivlion Control Contracted %p'qs,i(es 1 116 5,) Waler and Se*rr ldeguiaions Pecppls Tps aOIl000 i-pdeV*l Graol arid (')ona?iotss I ,-s.etgens, FmpIqym.nt Act 7,11711 $111) 47700 Total Oils.? P,'.ei'ive till 1210 1 i7i 1197 Tolal Lst,mah.d Recpoptt Lest 50cr Cpnl ftplpnce To B. Brougish Forward 7 156004 Ii li)1 iI000 11% 000 00 TOTAL ESTIMATED Ps-cr lOTS AND BAt AN iI 048 )i ESTIMATEDEXPINSES --- GENERAL FUND 1014 TICE FISCAL YEAR C 1401040 SEPTEMBER 10.5972 701(110) Oi'l ,lc (001,01 Saprie's, 015cr EmployeeS 70113111 tii,Iuip (onlrou UhitbIp ConIcal Equ'pniec-ul 51103 Pll.4t.un ConIrol - Satarl.t, Otiser EmpIO,e% MI) I'QIlut'Oc's Lueshrul OIls. iupp4.etaiidlsp.rss Cliii 64491 50195 90149 Pollu,jiIori CnitOi *tqospns,isl I: mefgefl(y (Slnploytnptst A, I pIat,v) 44-51 Tolal OIlier E.ienses Total ApproprIallans Reterwi tot Conhing.nc es N,trrv. hø, (p5 Balarte Voile Cacr ,.dCc,,pac July II. i9H V, Cl FL C A , tntpsp. I S t).su.pl*',it (II I'lPp•ttf I-u,'. Ott I !'SJt St 1St CI, -I Ii) lii ItS tie a ttt II.n'ø 'it *t"ti' •tta-ttAd fill ttp,'i.vt.n Au sit tm-sI p,sipitt it ( sp'i, '.f i.ins'V'tb• ijs.1i555 ,i,(Ps r. 'i Si l's,'li ii - SI. st-psi p - si-l...'opd ltfr,,d O'J - /it I is- t)DANC) -I NOI1TF, cv '/A or i,t Wt5$'Put "fr"OAn ''SI'.,, iae N if al,. r,q 9 stahl i's,. ,,,,,,,s, "•V% P ( tt, P4lai '5, tA'siAa a''I II' 5,4,., , tuarss.i.q ill •I'.'it,$)Ps ,•u, ' 's1'lI', Ii',. PsIgPsAII 5' •' - i•'5sSI ,e-vsv sit S,'o ,,0p S -,- ' - '.,iO 0issl,5 .1 "C('I5)5h C n's ls p1 II (5) A I,' "5 lisp 1.0 P/,s.- lp, on l'sp ,s-,SnlP "I n','j'.t' itIl itt-... np tIlt d• sO A .,s-,t' I it) ()iiPsl lt,,i 1011, tic st lore. lilt hilts al I itt t S.ph, Alit 'liii' SI RI'' V fit ttI ID pt (II I srI I .,,gil %.s's-r'inie I '.ss'l C Io,v sip 8 'i-'s1-r'-, S .1tI ItO. Ass 'V55a-sj 's5in3 •s, '. pr,, gi-, I-Il. r,, ,,i...t , '• f'siioass-q i.t.t b.i'i Dr,D-.'t, ,,,i. s-s '.amoinss,sp Cin-.-' S. ',, p i is- ss,-,sis 71 'in N'oe. r , 'it i• , ',-l- Ji -, S'r,'. to '.o Al 1 I' u e- Al F las-. 'it5.5 ''i-i'sI , f5i I'i I• I 'iris i's-or'S-np 'Pse.t',I iS •*s5,lWI it CItO P-,,,I Passir,5j ',• '..s ('ig. 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' -- " - 1 S a,,r- :." 77'9O. 1,2*17 JO - 3,111 urn - deposIt ol "0 v'do.hlt. pas-lnefstsspi. and (OlPOtlt'Of't Tsme and Savings depotts Q4 -04 .-dvait, P.5?'fle4'tisipS, andCorpofai-oint DpcstottoI UntIed Shales Gonernr",nl D,c- ,ls Cl Slates and IiloCaI sutsi- -sons Orpouls OS loteign govprnn'enit t .5 - - ::'A LIAS1LIT1ES 41137 '4 Demand I_I 171 437 54 aJ.134 70 s. su.tsa .j 0 andodlical inthit,,O-oni Depotolsot commPrC,aIbantt Certol'i'dand olluditS "eckt el( TOTAL DEPOSITS il Tolal Opn'and hi-p.,-, ,s to' Total I'm, ansi S-tongS dec-OSIS eslrral •und't purch*s,p4 an_I 5.(ori.,s Soldundei' agre,menls'o r ei.,,Sct.ase Other liabolio,s Its' bcrro*e-d more, %t c-'tgage indebbednets Asc,planet rueculed Is, c-' Or accoonl of list bank and outsiars.J'noj Other loab,iutii-s *5.6.37)9 24.MI SO S :5 5'7 759(7 u-c u'st t wi 'so 3e TOTAL LIABiLITIES Ii-4T (ME SI sic CONSOLIDATED Scnsuoi.sulL LIASILIThIS I ItS 61% 3* 0 .3 3 .3 5755 44474 -- -- __ 75.79) Pt 5'. 5' PlOP IVY 7 .t' 4_sn 3,311Mm?' 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Ii tOTAL DEPOSu T5 L' 57 Ill ?13?ii ,34"J"d 4.0u's."% IOi Tlai ? .-# I t*S,ISI Is 5*v t'qi .ypnot-ti 1isieeau t.,,ndt :s-rcaiwi and tt'.J I Isidwodit pJ5pv".-"S'sJ'P$*oi '.UittV 015Cr i,J0,l,l ..'or oo" ,..d 'sues., ItS r?gjge' nd,O'ps7"t%) f £ic-'antes t'is..IPh 0-i 3? 4* 15:%OJsin •-J )OS'-Ilti'Acl TOTAL LIABol' '-ES .3 s wised i$ • IS ON LOANS .5.40 ik'-J4: ' - '0,55 J.J ,5'f' .ntsej .4, ,o,t"i 'lIt 4p'','t.. i"" 'ptnai '4,,,,',, sc'. 5)104'? ri)4r'.Ci'iin '5).-'. 'Si-se,-,., Sn ti.. -,'' e' '.'' i - t -b" - . , - - '. .'-51,J' ''S 'n 4 " S CAPITAL ACCOUNTS SCIT,5. .5., .,SL Capital nolsi lfltidetCItboIvt tsp' 'ly ,nI.resl rIle a'ni -,salvc .I i-ad's uSsu# ooltland'sqI & quil) tap'tal, lolal ill Pr,I.rred stock putt iai0. Ito thalpi t'smhslassd ssj Csi,i0n tus'rt 'tJi p$ ,l,'e (Nø tl'iar.t atIiO' ,e,j SO \5) hitij ...uiltariJusj ',o .ss,' I Sutpiut llls(t,ts,tjq'tI 5suI'li Ri'Ser-,p Or Ccxilintjlti. it .-',t oh's., caputatr.tee,ei I ,Ul 11$ N a 00 I Oeu)cWJO 77 OS N .3 -S,).t-5i si?q't )I'J J'n-' ,VS ,tc-w.. I'. .s'e's-.5 I'! and '?t4l pIl5 5).,! ,p."t'-b-'ti'Itjl Eli, I, jpoi4 'vIa' I', 'I ji -, i-vpIpt.ed 'e,,q "'1)- 54? P'.'a".J-ng No,s., NJ %1.J'P% s_1,k""lj(' SiV.si ''15.5 A-sI' .45.4 I 'to v'ar,s •,,'-.-s led tNu Usa'vs p-.1s'4'sd'f44 54,00111 So,,,roi,.,s 1.-sd'. ,,M'sj tvu 't dlte4 nI Ir ,'.i "4i"et .1's-i ' - lOJY4U (SIP-Ill np%,itet 7 77) tfi7i) 'O?At, CAI'itAl.. AcC1.)l,i-,tS lilT At, 115.1511.1? 115 111th N5t Ti AId() (5.0115.1. A(I Ol.ihil'. I- '0 ill Sc 44,) Oailles-.. u"vs" #5s'I iinOi •II' 'I P'" i "Mt .1'-.' a ,-)! usa o-e- -')I inst 9)4) in ?PP e-,?•l5-t rn.,- r -'."s p,4'-pt I' , o/rDSs- flIp lICS OF liii? ',DArr - 7717 54) II i,s,7l) ml TOTAL ASSE VS woTi• C)P A n'' vi r. C'I t','qc A - -r •. • Ii . triO Al I 501 ofir1o;r of-.,'- n.l ASSETS tnt -v ,- 'r--" r,u'- t '5-,. .,.-v r 101ois, iSj'i%ICSJ drtj'liI trio' lies Ot,Içjatoc% of 015.4 U S Dovprfln'erb age-nc-ct nd CO'Prb'al'OniS ObImualoussol '.tah.sandpsii-I'caisubdiu-t-s-"s O't-p, tCtu' I4'5 InClusi "g $734000 cOVPOrhIp 510(551 TrAdngac(ounIS4'cuniI.S C,jprpi Iun'jt told and %e(vt,lmij prcisa5p-uI Under .s,jree-s-ssentt to 5,5,11 Olise, Int 'sank prim set, Iurfl,turi and t,0,cp%, arid Oh's.? assiti r.prptenllrsg bans çvpm.sa% Peat pilals' op'n.dolhac lilacs bans pS.r"tP* ln,s-sbmenlS sSubsdarlei not cOi'%01,daled Cut'c-mer't lability I hi" banS on ieccplarues Oubttand.rsg Other Ai'45 FI0P'C)A WI Oh-., ,,l'aS Psal a "so N 4t V F - r roe .e-.. , ph,.,, S.,,-, lOT Al, CAPITAL A((0u,llp t TOTAl iuor1 r 1,? 125 I'll II I jinpl•Ie detail, of tls budget a,. availahli. lot putsI'u .s'tieiiuwl ill lIt. 1)11( 01 ISp (lets Ut lice C 'r(usl Crl its Use Coo' llst*o$e at Sa,tlue-i P of 'dl Boattlot Counh Cotnmitsionerl 01 S.rnl'iUiI(oInl,,I bofIdi flp (iteg Pd t)ru,so,,-to,,:I'lai-t' a" I S,aI vslllll Afltiul if Uettp-IIi jy (Ipek, hoard OS Cusp-sIp PublISh A?tS YPI OF iiCii 04r, lit F ti ttF us- n ru iv FI. 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As-LI' &i MESEIst S. 5."., " ' . - MEMUNAPIDA 's.c stow -SNOt As,, a. of tolal .i,-i's, Is, i.)I 11,1 it ai.,,dar 'Ja,s .nJ.is.j 'silt' ,aiI JaIl Aveeaie iA lolal ioa.tt l,)i IP.e IS al.nda, Slat) Pniinl p-its ,all iSle IJusejIflitI ditCOUflI On iiitlai,5.iPll l',s.ns ht-<lude,j 1010161 (a3.iAl Ptt On'fllt )S•44 54100 53 151 715 31) 0 1LIndon C I-lever, AssItanh 51cc Pr,$1d.nl ulIhe abos. nai'swJ b-Pitt. ii-) bOlemnIp •Ifots lisat II'S ,.COiI of (ui,00lltuet it lto 5150 ivfte,,I t 1151 1*-sI 01 lisp Situp-ledge an,h I,,u-,i (ostOsin C i-I,i.l C0t.cI AllI AndI,* Cart a*i, t Ii TuSet Dr.,lis'i W A Pat;'tk SEALS Slap. oh florida (0.4)1, uS %ei,,inole II f1 art.) I $AQIfl Ia 114,3 Solid' 1.1 Is-I, m'C 1'- 5 1111 LIP • (St i1 I I'll 64iy ClYl,Iy lisa, I am t.l an o,iIi, it •f 1i,u es toi ,il bIt,) bat's My tOrYImt$5Io,, ..pres Mac vt u-na but 1.5,15 1114 P,olp, l'vb Putolth JUlY IS. 19?) OhM 'S,pf ,(JC t 'Vii J.u.'oi It tue Sri. I'. sa'esija' ,ia,s c.) s't *01(5.1,)pIq Asen'a'4, 4* IgSpi ,-,J-aO'i 19? tPi1 IS tal.tsJmt 44t ,-'J't-d pitt (all Jab, Lneafned 0 tsOull 40 sitttatirip-b 'up-nt .r(l,,J4,j .'.ii-I)l ia5'Ial accouNt I lanspi ii 5.0,11, VI,e Pves.sje-sh di s-,iie'ns'i, all ins titat Ilsup twS,)il il ..,,it,,SsluuA 1 btI SissititIeslUl as'J D4lef Jjns, Cixcect 5.11,11 C II (lut"s WIld . - 1 oan - "1,5 ' is-I .L,n,',e '0 "ts) 550'S lf 5-_ol 5 -, - - ' '. • .' " ,1 - ' - - Jo'i-II Slab, it P k)r '0,6 ,)o'sit OS It'"." ICE AL I 5*010 Is) a's.) tot'l bed beloti rise' l's 11i15 .14, 0 s...ts, ettil, 115611 1'55 ngl an olloipi' or if ,,<toc II IPi.5 bait ' St 1 s-W'flIitmtt'N15 tsui 5,5 ii *' II It') P'ot.litJi .Iubp II. 110 il I Si 's' - - S , ' .i -' -- - �bA-The Sanford Herald Tuesday. July 18, 1972 ALLEY OOP 'fltt 4t ,I. CX 41 'ilL 'fl&t re ç. I %44C ."u a u - FQA?l J 601' M.f M&. Th& Y OUT $ U YOU u 4 w;M ',, A. i'' . . . / a : 4' 111_N ~ II i , --1 -~ _J. o.e g~\-;~I, 1 I~ 1 . , "It . j .L - " I Dorothy Is; 4 has k I'. \1.S0\ CApk'i r" *triei' HOLLYW OOD CAMFUS CLATTER - wit$ BIMO BURNS c:. ~~ / .-I ,A",7, ~ L 11 __~~ A ~ - ~/ . - .-44 . ~ - I 1, _______ by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S pop : - •• r ) '-' .. gp~ , ~. ~) ~_ I ". . 4:p I ,,.- if k ~ , )l- .. ~ w- -P. i _: _*)". "l, ?`_ ,-~~ i .7- I I , tf- .- -IM-1 .1~ I \, -* ~1' il 1 I I k, 4~ ) * - il I "'). ~_ " I. ~,j t. ?I r - I, " I ,; 1, i0s:_1 LiT TT 1. ETY'i' '7 * I 1 t' .'E :E'i v wE& -t '7 • - wi. iT; ).. / -" - :;• L_- j' \r4 .. I M/P. - , r • M)JL? ~ ~& - - --.- : - /' ,1 1 ' • - -- - -- - 1'-: •.S'i. W'.r '- ' ' . IJ__ Ii - iA:,, ::' 1.xJ +kJ • P7 ___ v.,)- . .. ) E PADTAIW IAY I. - .L'-sfl'p,o.. -: r: rA4.4 - AJ -iltl& If ii '1l :' L. r,.fl#rI. .......re 1' !.-'.. :ii U....dI. . •. ,.- I .- - --- i- :; C%fE', '.:- Wi7'5 ,A.14P A A Mi LLJ c7J 'g7.!i? 3... - -t:','j c 'tu PLEAD T- . I . - ~4 .-z4; - - r "b \ • W z*x ' _ -.'E If- i -. - j1 , - 8 ~t .7,-:) )p _11 - - I. - r) •..-c......:: , ,J, ' t -: •.i IF * ,- :-c-.' - ..- •-.:• r - .-.- - .4 -. -' - - 4 c W. - ' --'• - - -. . • 1- - - •\• t - - 1, _! * . t Instruction rAci s. ( Y'O'sS 1 - A BEETI.E BAILEY 1 : '' .?::E L, HOT COFFEE! L I : -: r1 Walker 1o - - f - -. \'t ').it. ~ 0% -.,:~p . ., .M I : .•'.' -- _ Lta . i I I . ____ :~__~_ - ______ ± - 9.- m ' f ~/ - . - _ ____________________ AT _ ,ç=?jj L : -_ • J_ _ - - by Lee Falk and Sy Barry : 10 I _",-~^ I FION.M~ - lkb . ' - - i'" : - - - - - -i - - - - - ' - •- I - . (' - - ' - - . ' -- -- . - .--.'_' • '- '- BATTING AVERAGES \Vr 1111151 gain : -. is .* i itg that 1 -1 s - - -'-'' - - . o thee I"--,t ss' l.ue"ss lits j. tilt Icatlireil .I%t'f.IiZ"s seon.sIIv 'e against us i Age 'a-'a )te S ,, I •*•iI St?f'. '' A IVIA -n Orl ar.j ii o ,s " ' ' "' ' Is ""') ' V 5, mIll PS JtI%V It, 0% O'C'* i llI ' 0 I bedroom $15 1.00 n-,' - Aluminum Siding t.t*iit ttstn "eet It'd Pielpert Good t,enrl'% PIda,, acalIOIt, 3502 41 Ave O?Ij() 4 2 43641 - _____________________ AYtiCA'ii WOOD PQOOIICISI NC -.,l•. - '5• - 3* n;t i.-,r i Ift drive'. va, #.D ?% nil-,i. n'.orteri i- t,Ip mm, tlIcir' k0 of, met Genefat laborers a'c "'°' 1,1110.1' Sla"n; tAlIr, Srm 12 1.2 gi'? Pit A ii 'ran rr t;ei',ns- 't Steady 'ea' ''no •mo*o,m,ne Appi, , 197 D'tOfl It PtOd*JCS.Ofl 05'Ci 1 , CP'ar'et SV,ul. i.ori*ooa -'- i. - ',''I*t maItr, muse be (Sp il t-14. of n'aIng nue-lon molat fr o m tt thfO'.19'i ?r'jh QP,fl d fl and PCtPi-flQ ll fl Peirson I' v.tf-tdap I 33 101 3. SI) 5353, Pa.aq*re n 1. Cable. Lq o4 S tcPtn a%Sittari? an fl pr ApOI sot HolØ11 HQuSC 333 E tran.e r,.i' tm °'-a' San t.- d - It - - thins ',rs.t'L iietq, a ith*i.,I hut .aed i11 6 or kiddies. 'I (fl - - 5795 - 34 Mob 13 to ',ir PS,i,, 'no bedroom,, Irnl 1--t, 54. ,ir.Il *o bl($ ps1ments and r'ioe n MOtlelE MOBILE WORLD bi)-''O',( ttae A. Pta (sa. 22 Apartments Rent Unfurnished Qii - ' - I ' 171 7335 - - Call 511 7247 __ Apartments Rent - Furnished rr-ira •&--'''int SUIIIOS. - II)' W", f,*. Q tOvOte Cleat an 'ia%O'.tI, 33 )3$4 ?,L 'i 1146 It 5i -'----- - - At A, *01)1 75 '40 P(7 11 4h Inds! - ----- ("i bi.drciom '*JtnItPie.d PAYTON REALTY - •,, - Boats and Marine Equipment Johnny Walker Realty Ii'l ' •I0 p SI I7 sjusju A fios'oi .tt-ali, Or,, r' I Io-',o,j All C).,, Wt-dfl,%015 .'-''- A 5-anlorciAve 172 1593 -- 't ,,'j I bedroom btPr, air coIIel,to'-r.t - * -*'br' 5cmsr4 paid - - - $75 0-W) 0,r' I SE DROOM Shady lot wild IS 'V Kennedy Xi,$'' 50 II P Yrit W*, ' , -,- r 1,15 Sr ,,.ls'r 2 jas '. •st - painjie tom $51.00 C.,--,' 'i ..n-, 6 0) p - 1. ' - ' ' P4r-ds no's ' ' c,p'.onal buy 'I- ', *IP, - Iuwldls51113 - 2h'2I5.'---'on I aire Good var Jet' 4r') toted for hotS. f enc ed i-P. It it water $75U1)0 Spot Is Equipuienl 55 n Mealt,, 132 1)01 lot HI..IVP.l A,. II It 95 Auctions (lOIn (IUISCt. 10 .licIr't - - Camping E qui pment (A-1 n5rl 101 a Smut' *70 till -C ( I (,rij.fltsJ. gas 54-fl -''i alt *11,' tJur'•P. actS %, I, "-Imul Also tiaty duly uI-1 'p II.5 rI SIC 'is)? hI 'a ("'i '-w , " "'4 'V-"l PUBLIC AUCTION _________ - SAL Jt'5L.L E I '-cli. PdIIVIV 7 )OP M ,.,led n IS' Surrs.lare. flclutJ'nsJ bedroom, kItChen, iiasq (014,11 metal bunt birds, 10 IV. iflCIudn (050, IV. (UQ% and p5dd.flq. rICcIritil appl.anc,s. mantjle-'. , VoaStI'rS. 'root, and a l4 05 r, ,(e l4'.*a?. OISP,e%, tan'.pt. and I 719,45 SI you have rent al çfOpi?ty be bevel DILL - S AUCTION SERVICE lIt 1$. WrI Sanford )3) t5 . 7) - - - : - - -: - Wanted To I 'ci'It.- - Complete Benefit Program Call 323-1260 or Write P. 0. Box 117, Orlando, Fla. ( M ç -II l'• '''' 'S ;'.•' ,OI)(IWtj, I _'5, tCS ~:Flkjlpli 90 fllVb't,p% $11 *5 '', •' -- - jy Al" m3e -I Il/I We'll Pay Top D,?tt91r 111F '11 010 - AIP 10 ,- '.s Is %-4 r) '5' ,'5r .9 "5.4 - .5)1, ' At I - SP4 '44J - 4 I : - kIiJ 5 .. e -.' - .--' ,•. ,, 2° of Matorcitclats "SI'P r.,, 91 71 I'' ,. $35 UP $51 571 0152 'a • - .4 11' ' ''('a ?i'F.fI -'sI-I 'i. -irr,. p -' • r,.'., 54)5 -o-I •. o • -c 5i 1. ' 7 a 37) )44 r*us '1 - you Trucks And Tr.sil.r .. '-Ic. - - fce s - Winchester Homes ','s0'r4 .5 -' '..,r-','.--1 ,n N ,,/, ,*. .*"*' / W FQp E'IEQ ONE 41/ ? (7' I / I - ' - - \ 3 "-i' 71', I,, ''_j 1 _ - -' - ~I 04,to N10 to do fi' , I . - ., ;, CNJAVWG rt'" ON £ 052*01' ,Sld) '*1 ~ -` - The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serie You at EPIDICOTT 1971 BUICK LE SABRE 4 Door ,g Hard Top EMPLOYMENT ACT .Soe'e lntol'flt fec may be -t)lIlrleij f,u,s, 'ei 'p%'.5 lour OffIct' at 239 Carla*ne tullilIng, 12490 N E. $3395 Eatiog - LEGIOI POST 3. -I I..&,hl ;n4'IIc*s- (,t'%i - I I it 'IUII,u'.,. 3. -edo (1', I'"" II - 'I)I' I - -II) PlaCi2S -S_,- 'a - -.: , I44 5 ;. 7,'' 4. 0',,. - .5 1 5. BI N GO Est'y Mon & ',' Arts 8. e'snlh Avenue. North - -- . '- ' ' . - - -- - ."' - tub or organi :alic th In appc.Ir -. - ' - - ,• - - 5 ., ., - '. : -- -' - Set Autonlolive '0''-'-' I' , t'' .. - S Bt!.3ut", .,, ,,,, -, '• - 4. 5 5P4I L'Va'fl -, "I .5,1,. t3,e 1 IF ''S '5 4'1 5 • ,, - l sJij J's.fli'.J i -1 .," ., ,i,uv'.tv p I110, -, ,,-i-s - *'qr Or RiJ'..,.i.s'i 122 _________ ________- 1 t 'i,s' ,,'' M,AS' *0') tfl'J 'I 0 .1 'I flQ. ,% -n.m ,, ,. -. ,if '-r'. Vl'i.cI' :' III 4,,, ...-. -- ', - - t.c. 1AI3's t'.'5 - - LI L T - -- - ' 't'l (>iIhttis - - ,.%1,.'.. ' SasIQfU. III ,'SIUIS 52,3 . - "". 'I , -'. , r - ., .. lII ''' . - , -us, se '.55.-Sl?.5 ,2U54'., i,'j - _,j, i - -. ----- ----- -- Qss. all i_sM',. - 1 -l''4" .,''U ",t. %.- 5'14 - 'EPSO - ,ntn, - ' ' - - I. - - L .SiPSl4..t -_ k -'V ' S 'S :.- it , - .6 I Get In On All The Action! I alt .et'iddys taeforc Noons0 lilt or (SIflc,e$ your ad for ir following da y and AtlIrdays before I2 fl"')fi JOIN tHE SHOPPER If your club or organization stould Ilk(? to be included i ll this listing Call THE SANFORD lii HAL D CLASSIF I E D DEPARTMENT 3 1.t 1. C- 'DE ', '. j' '-. DAILY DIRECTORS OF BUSINESS SER'IE S L'o - s 3 lint, Ad--$S 04 4 line Ad -$6 12 S htr,t' A'f- 5i tO fl ' . - 5/* 0 'tCVø ,)0d( *5,' ivg3 I'S) t- 0 0' I ' i :es 4.1i" ', I ' #I b'iA, "tSJ"ail 5114". "4''. 519 IS IS er Rss',i " i-i,). - . •'..'(5,3'4.'c , - -- a Tn 5 * - ----' - -- -5. AM?'. tItALITS 5,to,OP4 ('ISi'S Pfl. "J t54S44 I 0-41's 111 34w5 4,. 4.0 0) *743 Line to - .,,,I I. ' -Ce' ". 1, lI't '' -' ,.,',,-. ,50.4 I - -I u Srices 5peciI s-'•ca,v - , 5,I5 5)4 131 -, - •tITit3I3t's 149'5 , ' -1'* - ",41191 ,',j' - 1 '' I(. ": , , 1, 4 Cart' .- - ice - ' ' :. . -. -- - '.- hTii,)n ,vc -qn _____ I s' )H r lii 'u ,'t 12 Ct' - ' - c - I -. I'S - Rubber Stamps - r -. - - ' ' - - _______________________ - A u to - '' 'I'I - r 4--1 -. , I -0,-r ''' l"lc)1tit -, - -- If '-I*C - Attic insulations sting each steck Ic fly Si per sveek' Tn .111 Idt'Ol ssoy to II Irm the public of ytO ub ,iCtlt If 1*35 r IF mn,' 1, 0_I t Oh '' - -o 5 0' - : - Sti you - - ''P1 -"- '- . - Crafts - l'i'-CsE j, ,' CII '"4 - - ,' . - -- I P M --7o,l ,'.nd Tu,,'e'.day Each P,5.citIs Pool Su1.pIi'i :12, - 'f" S iSlam), Florida 33161, I-It-phone 350 $973 CLASSIFIED I - '-r ,'-, 'a - - '-s'vt ,t'0 * 'J JI ItS ' - Jm •0'', " 2QI ,*V Oil POt JV's •C AM - ---9, I5 $V.qq• I Your Direct I, ' -- F- I- ...... S,mnf 0'.) 3222611 - :' cl.' MEETINGS in II. Pt Care rc :,,rI5 11,ro at I ' I' . ' - 'I - 33 ;s:: ui,:'.. -: , - - -IS,.,, - I1 S to ,, "jull* of : - 1:1 i ' SHOP THE EASY WAY I I-i.-,, I Per"',I',''? - NOTICE I ___ - - ---AppIr.cet, I pece or lull helutl W ILL BUY ,ou r r-cidenfs rind s-li find hs'i dirss:'tr, If' most cnir',eril.I rt? IT'll -' Ian a-s" 'r c;r' -)I!nlence -- i, r . I stert . ' ( I ' ." us'o'-.'. he tollowsrlq '. (', Antiques Mc 1410, 37: 7 Silt bunS, bIdS, *I nd ow stand, grIt 71) - b.kt, 17 W,S' loseclwar. $50 ear n doom pica 327 5762 -- __________________________ - flahama Lounge with co'v,r. III 2 Dn,tlet, I Chrome, $70 wrought Iron, large tii - Sill. au?0#'aI-c wathir, $75 5.nQle ((5 10 4 w'ndo-wS $I iI(h gas S'ealir IS alto ms 177 5521) GOOD USED PIANOS Z-. Id ,, ___ PAWW I AP.':QUFS 70 ) P.i,l A,i. - S otSila-fa '- I -s I S '..s• '1 3 5' 5,( 2,20771 UphOlSl,r,d Sofa and (l,9t, $10 St'ulh Sern,nnle Lit*rSr, Ma-stand Ave - Al?*i"oolm Sprn'js tuet Th't P. Sal 10 rit)Z at top THE SHOPPERS GUIDE ( r f lzlililw~~ 5' s .''a. - .' - i.irg.t -,5 145 of P L-4f'''% 'If S (All Rrp4 d.p*i?Sn'en' 277 941 54 DRU(S - TOUCHiOPa _______ - 5 411 )Z) 9510 f19COSSOff to start App! - - I -' '''-i' 'w' $5.. 4t4'" dot,le u.efS •..Or,r ,m'*j $575 Mat, of fat q 515 171 "0111 Uri -lie sal, I, last with Gob.s. Tat.heIt $ F yap wal,r pillS -' 02 41)7 1 o led Surn-loti. applan0's l(5c15 etc buy I or 5001 tim'. 1 art s '. Mari. 255 Sanford Ave eJprIerce preferred but not And S(tloflprç hour per Mobile home Itoutatsold Goods i//Ork.r$ dA1On I -, cc -..), t , n 5)00 P4,* CompinnS %99 50 Atrs 0 K 0)$5 323-2900 - 4 1*.cl OI.,.* II,ttme (lC(t S ramp. 5P4f.tDO.'r Sc' Ot'ly $1 p.r dl (APR01 I S I IJPNITURE 1109 afl5o,l Aenu. Mom, . Needed lrnmqrjiopq1'1 .,. - 154 - --cc ,'o,'p5 l-.r,(ado green •la'C?rc 5l09• 4' 'eIr-q,raisv P40SpG.nt 373 ,90 WE EL'S BOT)Y SHOP (p.1.-n? i__i • Vow - , 1.' 5') •/(,5551 flC5! '.5, 2 "o"VI'S. htVInm-t',l.S 1,11 P.c..'.. dai'qnt #9-Il tase 11.-I .'*l 1.4$4 (Si? rnicC"I (III (ta-I '.'iflhfJPf. 333 1411 sr e,.', II sEaI5ir. 114$ '1A5O')Wr3 COATI it I'll A FaSt 51 '2 Isoan',*' ,s.-•- • 1 CVtS. 1731,1, 17 VlV Auto 571 M AN '- a sea, e ifTA". 3 •.I "'-i'-'s 'a-sn- " Sara. A,,"51f41'IS PS lt'ww 5s545 73 ? 4711 1'ra.i ?ma.I..r$ '1 •.i4 1' '4'P .0*4 '''5'5,I'3"he'l 5-1-1 37I'ie74 'II 14 -4 j ,.'i $4 I'5'a.' ,_,,, Mobile Home P I4p S. , ''''4l ,4r-,' i- ts eypsj •I )PA1F %as% ow ti 17 '.. i m I, gO for - '2 04, A, It's.. ¶inger ho lag.t54 A Has an immediate need for qualified Accountant Clerk Maintenance Mechanic (Air Cond) Stock Clerk ew -4- 14,0"I"ni lI'Imw'!'j S 4 c-i'. r , '.'Ia, cIS Oflaroll', -- - .' Sanford-----Division personnel ro 'I") STEREO AM /FM JIVlbt:tcL7 - L/\IcLL,IN Current openings include - 1uP3I-*ce1.II, 'u 4.'tiieV • $tW. aulo" 5) 01-i 'rt"_3 1-SI, I TO 1"',,iCPOSIVf )'YYI S'5'y9 ii-a ' 90$ t .4 %,iSiS ' i-l'-O ai'S'wi -Suata-'-i Pa.-SI4 ",V j p P 1)1040 in • •'I'a I 31 •,l.4.4 /'s A I - l, ' - ,,i5*fl 'O.a- TO 40 1pa-,,I I. -' fI,,',i 9 2 - isO neta O'J, 15 C.,'Ooms - am )E .ss I. 'a"S,i' 71 D'd'-y' V'1a5."-jS'-0 '35 raIl 573 •'', 5- 4 S 5P.c,P.,1 .•9" Prr.1 Va(,',r 1 AI"r' 'A 'e'F S. 112 14 171 166, 7971 IISV) (Ill alti'c 1 CI) 172 7175 P ayto Si - I ,.n?ud and Srl,l,-f. plut - par l Experience may qualify Miscellaneous For Sale ', .P.AiLS OUTBOARD SERVICI 11'(ale:InU In Crir'islrm (51,1 t554f05, lfl.flO( lUrli upS I ters'cr VoS','o. OMC and M,u,u'sef 1)4 IS ' 5614 I -I 9) I - 's'.g5.'a I 9;.z;-,...055501. i.-,. 40PV'S (5ee# e. lfl-174.4 ' fl.p''. 1t" F 57 50") 15.145 ('4'l r P #9 51 it - . ... %s''.0 IS 1 75 4 ISS"t -. •Oa -- 1110' as ?ltt P5,4IØ Pat 0'-' to P,ia Ill 44)5 ,''i at 5,I )I "PS," V-I P*d - J. •---------- IIi'5 ,I si age from employers ovcrcd by the AGE )ISCRIMIP4ATIC 4 IN till o-.i i Y, PIE AR r.oi r coup --' - S-ilo- _9t* - Ill, •Ol *11' icates a preference based Seminole Sporting Ill ,0.l •s r,-.. 3I - 53 ft Equipment For Rent 'his NEWSPAPER does no nowInJty accept HELP YANTE(" ADS that in -----------------eCLAIR. 3 bp - 7 bath cement Ole,,' $11 (550 17 1$41 - I - ll_,V 7, jlrq Y. ' s 1.Q5%'.()P ', ,l''W I Va, 1,0005 I .-.r- '.*'s '.'-'d LI SIll - -- w Ii oWtGORY MObILE HOMES 7 Localon-s It Sanloed SOOFncncpsA,i17)1700 )60)0rlanofl, 373 1503 42 - turn -Vtd Apart a t*'Q'ef KULP REALTY 407 W Iii St - V -f i.t. * irs Ir. 114 TlQ?Ø 5*.) ',,nlor1 of 12 *-drS In?'. 111(1 i5b% as&'IlbIi' OprnnQ e,rn.nj% Ill I 9 p m to( IPril (.4*y 57 92 L c"gwOOd, 531 3111 'r iI I',çl.1- sSp.ia,s& 04 0' dJ.% j,5 173 0618 5)3 0304 II) 0146 15r3 .'*!jrt -a •.. 'n,,., to 14t , $I Camping Equipment Sleu-rl,,rr'. 5$ of ill hinders 0I5 (lub', and baç. $10 Al',o beg'nnems %11 of right Sl,',I(?ef5 Q1)ll (140'. and 1.10 5)0 132 3)70 aPI', 5 10 - 52 SALES 5" 1? And cuppliac 11 f.TIt,IPo. MArislP4f S --rs a '-en I I' (I,sett, I It, m( Srv SI a . 4 Al % ,,, S A1,(*Iy r.'..Vi Snwar-1 porrhas. II-. I' In % , r 'felts. - 945 el-.e ( Pet S wth (,.t.v ije S'-,arl, II) F * I- !*o talIle', I Si niw eat, I I I IJnt-nt,, Orlando PPit'p VIl -jfl 7599 5,.. UI 411$ I. I 45.0'5 P 50fl CPiøvy 6 of tit AilS I) .I'rnSt:( C-''l" Po114*41 flas., I1.'dt I ,I'so' .. 01 S lbs APR01 I S I, 1160V It' 5' 77 5555 . from dO*flIO*n Sanford. $100 down 37351.00 between 9 a m .1110 $ p m - -- - Pats 'I'-'.-7.' 5,011 1 I UI, All('TIflPJ AUCTI ON u1arptt,d0'nlratar 3 heal. It AAA ('-' ' OvME T ' 7 P3 Castelbi"mp 'll"X, 5-0 ai l 11100 - - - - - aoRLD SALES I SERvsCF, $31 7373 - !4w 17. • 6-0, 11 bath. I bedtOOsfls. m Pig 'S I '(I5 it I F''Il'if''i 1,5 • REPOSSESSION LOA 17TA 14 PA. .."Frat Ji le Homes i ,nuidOl'S (OYI'LI lit V W I)) $445t I (very Mcrnda, n-unI, 7 10 p ',, Con',gnmcnit wilcOmel 0gm da.Sy 10 1. Sanford Farmer, AU(l,(VI 54*p I? Cl - - 17054 Part Au .377657) A.alab4C flPiI5 Of 1122 3)12 I 17. n,,(i, Male Female Help Wanted - III AUTII iii W,'t, SII,i 1.$(5o)fS 4 hedrom. 3 blIPS'.. biaS ,.,ai a' t0r'-14*5,,d 421 tilloll Ave - 333 IPIE TIME TESTED (5PM cHQisrA, Jordan ______-- 1 1' C I •# 157.1 'SI 'What is irnagisintion? ... Hmnitsn .,. it's what nothing is loft to when you see an X-rated m(lvtø !' - An Focal Housing Opporlun.Py ST JOHN'S REALTY .IS ,I 11411 9. 141st 5 VII Is' ',l I 'vC 11,1.1. (.iO( it'i% ()-." lii,', 11c5 SQsl 7 (Q p ,, ilrllc,,. 12) SuN aul 's Agency 31) 7171- "( CUPlI dr. 0' n'te,.t;me., '"q -i s'crnq.', e ar it -', ,- I-' ,J I,,. i " Cliff II','.! r l}i,st but that i a sad t-i'rs,r, for , r hy,ds 's i U-iit aIls' L'rsle-s - it .tj)j)O Lit l-\ 1(1) '1 s'gr.-s- Fa hr enh t'i t - hr latt4til for the let t-t .ered don't Irs Iss lower it b .srti' fit ia - I 1n'arss I-sir fi' s-i spa-t'ds sip tIle -5 s'I.pnit-lit of %(MuI ss hits' &iiqnisqJt-s whit Ii .111' tI' rtis'ili*.s fissatirig .srosirid its sour blood \I.-anst heil*- f" em slows (1'os'te tilt'rt*- Ili IIiIiltIl)Ii(3_ Inns of genus! -- r.CSU%5W, buldirt Of (yp?t%5 mOdulam hornet *nc,Iy ImIt iwo 7 of Ihrei tw'drOor"S I or 3 tcAVP'% Quails ufld?i 135 prOhJlIm Hornet are not n P,OutnU Oes,lc.pmenl A6VVPd 5- - -. I. (101* -''i''"l''-- . t ''SO lilt Un - - -, SrI#* ' .c% lit come REAL (51*71 iNitURANCE I; c tivt. s, I 11."? 51 (li'. 377770 Ph 233 $611 -, -- 111.63* - - tII,4(', 1, ''I '5 1 1 #7 s,-l".'i 711 01*. -' - -Pe V -P1 9-.9st'i 5,O 44 7l -)M ,30,,.t'Pf ,30 I ' 44 Better 235's -- - 1.1*1 TOWS lWmar and tic eøar, ?eacPi,q'.' for ' 'I' be to '''''Cfl0 diddled and u' aa menf a l ' a o. ,,t ','-'It'{3. (All 647 1353 ~ / ' - (iiI LTY BALL REA______ and INSURANCE - SCHOOL. I GOI 1 I 12 Sanford Realty - .- A.r d ., .. ' 1 S inn CEPIRAL CLOPIDA iii ft 1,0t'.i. MI'-tM • I .*,ø 4) )fl 'IJf YA( 0 5 11015 ilieS PS-,.5 Sill 'P11. III I - S 5'- 5'-.5 5P Ill 14J 'I 43 bath bedr b,dn t1 A5Wt 7 hat I S, I SO ,$a,mdsca1;;i :rh11 ; ;, 5J ii's . For ',l;I•. S0', too ', ,, l,P0, CO3,.1 'Si(I..''i'l *"'I '55 '01) 17)"I 14'.' Jet 1141 I If) /5'- -1- 10 I'S )IF IF pt, I.... li.5,I* i''S l,(r, I. .- , 5 s',j'r I' 52 (St5I.. t5 (.41 SlIli, *44 4135 '.'L 1 . 0s-n Sur'I,lp I l04' I',, Astot I'M 6145 i 5 55 1'• - Inp..1 It I'3St.t.I. 010,1 ''Sfl'"i- " mP , 4 #j $)i) all II) i as',' i p m. So La', - I I~ ,,- '" )%4% Pib en ,, " - McQuillan S l 4_' ..a IVi Ifl '5954 -1 5, Ii,,,,, I ''full, 4.01% *rcI V-or I (-1(15 'SQ I air (.Iron -ii I'- '-'nji 0n15 $21000 ltJi n'th.d i , 51* '' '"''1 1 Csl $71 2190 l,ssb - ' ,I P ' P.s' I. IF 0a,'.l', fl) 4ft" 155 1 1 I1a$fSI7IT Ancj I , .,,, S 1l Usrd's Eye View lt 5( t * $75 Sr "t'I-'1%1 S 645 071 's" Pi4i 5S1iI 51 ._w $*"1 t'i•' a '. I' a'j P i t '.5 - It'f r , a •$f -5, I I ~ ~ !,X "-,)\ \ , -,", - ,/ 55pfl5 to*ilp I t,c - 3 SlitS, SiftS)? 9 P C, ","01 , I" 119 5(1) she l's. It ii -II'- 131 A 76 C A ,lptels - .I,- ' at'.,. '• ' ',515flq )I'* ' ,4 5 'Ai -, llI$4flØf)5J% r',r SAI '' II - C -'- & HoldI,S -) , A I `11: Irvorith '.--,s a I tet 1.') 7171 O'o,r L.O , A95 Open All Day It sac, %aV*sdlv A,a,IabI, lundlyt by Ap.ciSmIi HP.ts %,,da,s ', ." w. Hato Mani Female Help Wanted aa'r, Apply c'st I .- 13 '1* - 19,5 SCIfa 0 I5e --------- -------- 1 A01 0164 spats,, ..l'fi '' It I-I-I1 t''9 's.,- )4a5'a Ik 11 " ', Pfl%• $5 ((5) ito5 i'I-1 '" I'll 5.11'IIi'fl'% ,-S $11 C'S ,,':".,.:-; ---- ' t; I I S,ait 121 SlIt IV k~ Sc 11 1l '11 , ..,.• 577 4 1 51 PSI,,,,, i.,..,l, . I -, -------- tS M's 41 by Gill Fox iii II I ~ 7)l, SIs'miwr Agency 'YOu II Ste n stro s I I F rrprp, I F rro )*9 SI." *4. I?) SIll I I. ~ _. !l I I., •, wis-,'-. I 'i'•' - ) -, IT --• It1 near cJflIl 3S %l *1OI'l') ". t 1.-1I It'll l_,'"s tevmlI dfltq rOOm plus I - ' -Is F 17,04'" win S'replatp tii CV0 ______ - -- i I -' iS. I(S) -r.',p bedmoort. 3 'is. Installer IsP4".ildCc1t,*atic,a,,c, •ttpirisi it mt-eli' 4 Y-O t .11nq •. b-I' t),e rt'rns'cl', for - -v' aro', or the t'iIn:IIsu told' P4--• Rut, Dr I 21 Ro oms For Rent - Lii,ii. doist the- TV -,, '''';r Call 'i,kIs u- ,f P 1 372 7774 ITS and tither aspirin toni•i4jS ti ISSIII('e f,' ri " I Ship room. It (c,d'on,d I ' '-n 'th e (Pi'df. am Sis f.-s'r aisjs sour deft-n(;'iid parents sh.ssild ,elso apartment. 5)5 r fssT-5 and }iaIlipf'rs ties' a '-,-111, ('a )21 ray alt,, 5 n-4d this and other ('(lilt 4' 1111'a ding &1t*uii,. tiensal icc-st SP.i&III leatsiri's () 24 Hov,.t Rent Asirm redsites v'tT. lM4t .ilrrr t!'-,is.-1 r. f., 171,17*' Unfurnished iisuall, %tjS' us [lot 114111 is s1wdi ,. 11* iLi z ' - r ' 'fiui ic(I a lint %,l IttIs'' t,S $'j, ,,, A hae'halI Tle.ereagc-r III the I are sjs-s.sJ 11P Si's t- raj I 111155 I l.t.. 9th inning, wills tier- hlastt faster than aspirin' loaded, could w:n the gaggle starves-ti .t)lj isgaitist t.111111: III'.II 5(41(501% thsut uis-*'d Its spurui tabh-t intsu if the pincis hitter lie sends whole' .e ss-rru'sts'r cotdrw on 37) 1321 tu the pLtt' still make' is base NOW mouth. H•,,•1p,atill It V,2 Srns-, I hit. Instead, pulsei-its' ties- tat)$ *t'ItI I p.ts P%I . So the' IIIaIIagtI will lift let first' tC'C'te*ø Pato. •.c.ut., miii, III U) 't isuds timid L'. ioc.so $550 th e P' let'? i1t7i4lI' a For .1 ti less!,' tabl.1 Ita% A'G191 Only 535 $0 thi$lllIplJ)e .41141 ,'' ' 373 $63 lstt*i I 111141 try II iTtss'r't is x-vasinnativ prridiets- dci.sti,t,' h;r.-atiiiteg Isa this- huniO hitti'r W.'Q ing. as in Anis 's tr.eg15. et t*dtoØqi Oidtv hqm, iia 44 '- to dt',ith it'4u 'id $I 0. c-n that .J) hitter ample. and t Alas, .-LIII 1ti$'4t, hiiittjit •d1 373 41 'A IIII%Ses 2 tunes sait ru 3 I3ut it ah,o iyij Iarnl ore ad •'s,'fj .191i1115 talalsit! I.e it' 5sf? of tier stomnatle So lee Houses Rent Al..,. •fti t' uS 'SV.. 5 151• wail and ties-ti ensie' tutu Furnished S('(Jft' a run I" , . . ••5__ a :i I Arid that pit4sti just blm4 %e%sl ealla Lit it-of SpIptIr .'d ition I!S r-. •-'" f • '-• ' f I- --'fl,,s •*'''•' \t I ( lIT l.a., st -- 1 .''"''.d •'" Cr,jp - t,'.• ,- : .- : , - _F "a - •e..'f 'S' ., 'I.'-P rcV'l S 'st Ie(I,pf.5 • 010 5.-I P"pw ii5f ofise ('tI 444 44 . -- , '-.,s5 , 55's •"i "SI09a9SI 'l•"s-t -- 'p.lpm ;5 • Vol "-'-"f 5'V9h71 las t5l5 Jfl TM I SIDE GLANCES I "t'I''dIlAi - 5 51,11 I, c'ca' st,niij4i, 11 1.5 II. • * , ~,~~ , - For Sal. II' l.Slç, , t,n '--" 'I _. ti r a P4 5 5 I I rI I- P4 5 I,. 4 I4'II'i'o.S, 4 , Pinmi t'. Pr-rill 'S f'i'5 tp aria ( I,*,, o tPiOpinq and tO"mS% $35 %'Si ''S'" I - . 1'?-' m'nl •'Sorlu,lJ. -* II ., SI ,., We, AI,AAV% ISa,, 1.r II' Autos For Sale 570 C' 1.*'-, • 1-011, pS,a*t r. - ' I c',,,.r., 5,, aIS,'. S ' liri.itls's, - - -.'. - ~ I III to I',,. "l,'w5 tsSs *3) III' i; *.s - ..-s hhd 11) Sj)iirt into - - - . -- $ I I- - _ :' :vo c • (IllI.- - .. , •-'" '' "'"'"-'----------------._____._......... I - • .- cw.-- - : __ ' , l'.ACI5 .- Ustlages, - I 'I I I, .- -- ) II" Wanted 1 Sal# __- 13 has'tefsca 's's'5 's .'I ', 'f' I , .'''I-'I 0" 73 ar.s Is",,- t'.- 1c,"s I t-ss'P' *,PPS t,sm 'Isa-n(,l, '' la- U, 2nd tsAIPs I lorda room anti tirt fleaul,luii'i ren'ndplw-5 55 (hi'fl i*"'5' let ,'I, el i ii P',I,5o, * .S' I S'* S ' '', $11 Nv Malt' Help I) sir ste IIUUI.*II tM' But she e4eoke'd tire it and iflIZS aIr 15(11 (S:flnls(-u'nt. a11u go-c's stills IM-111C ' - it'd P°P1 t.1h-'d tier fire' depart. g lorod part-lit Es en ssht'ti we do t11 tutu?, who bv,k her to the hospital lit an aunbulariti'. h'st st t- ' k ie'w Iso-st - t)etiis i ?!n? tits,'-. f'sti I sip emit 1i,t Oar d it'd tnt tthe st Dr (rJTee. I f-,-1 as fIT "- if ()) if I lead ,illed un own s,-Ieild druz_s'n dris s-i ut&,ev - (nly I;et CP.- dCt,PSt y,s,' 45 ItIOSSi -. • , I.'l' ,',p. t''.-'' 2 . 1-IPPiS ItAiPt Ill %ISIC 'AP* Pafli°I,5 IS.'-, 1,',? I (Ifi - 'SJ ' '"'fl' I ,- .0, ,, - I • ' A nd *-( Plta.l, I4,',l. ,S*- "' 1"-. A AO'th7 " fl4A HIIPSPS 5 - - -1_i -, - . -- - ' vo.j I ' fl ", A" it yni, du'' ITs',lut'tP YOU 'I'S' -- s - ', do - InI 5$ Ut SPW'i 'its,, th.1 I t'e-,lroom. lh i Nitride room It'd t" amid the pcsit C)mI', $59 VV S raIl ' - • 1,: S SlIPS I v v if "a 'G SV 'i%$i, a 'iO",t_ - (' ( tI Ii i, - - - - 4 House% For 31 11 '1'O'dSIpV DEi'iTS ' JRQEO V'i S Ci -- ' , - ties- hospital -. - ' 'i She had a had c'oid, .' -' Ilti 1. ' It I I 1414.._1'T iiv'tht'i te-arfullv V11)LliIIt'Cj. iriust jL*v tie" ly 'SIP I iI"(- let-i ,tii itsj)irin hattireg - - - - Vi -- - 't **IISa.i,t -12 Ad I \ - PAt,s -: it / 4,) (,aIlb5ir't Feal Estate -S S % t'" t• *. i 'PO - ',. C 01 .i' \ ' - . , - i'ie ieiu'' tar', e' _ '1'.CSO ((%V i'.'i s' tragedy could have L -s1t \'i I - . it.11% dit-i t';i 1.1 13 Illot 4 - Ito 4 ! _,__:~, ~ : I .. -.\ '. tied. oor, nt Cl, 5,,., sP'.t P4 ;'wl% ill" I' - * C'-"', CLINIC (_gt' or to :, ,5,,iI 4 A - . ,_ Twe _______________________ - .rA:z l - . m'e;. 1(11 ,*!*I /I' ii. (at i :.:' Sc' $4011 mop Ad,'% ,-,. DIAL A - •- - • .. - * - a • . ..tP c .cc. -- -t-•• • --r by Chic Young E -E -' .- c. - . ••..- - "4-) II. L - - BLODiF ' ** .'.5 .5' been avoided if high schoolers were exposed to a semester of "Medical Horse Sense." Hundreds die annually because lay. men are kept in ignorance of the simple 60 second medical technique that could have saved Amy r. • r RY OR Amy's t: -_ - al Mar S.' cmd'm!) ' I 1 ii , • • Ai'i i) ';:u I Ili APl 4.50 PAt-is- S $--) fled'n,-.m I Sa5C5 A A r ts I, ,, '*i-'I g%Afl.qk 2 55,'nei5 r'a'IS 1*15 pta.', II 91 5 It'ftq,l 123 IflI'i - P*t sties Melfish p-_I' By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. ____________________ . • Rent 'fI r'-..---, i;l I'S .0. r • -. - ;ii - • fc f • %,- ll-1,l'I '}(/$/. F) IllIcH 'I -cNil)- IIIM U! • . lk I I ' Sansom Using One! By - --- Mobrnes (1, .5NC, , -- - --jE.-- Y- - I n.,,,..% 1 5 A,)ultt t'n15 . PcrconaI Pti'i Al, but that I wasn't sure I could thing Us .aid 1w u derstsd aid that Bill, she sail, 1 anl to 'ihatever I wanted to do a-ouid run down the street f,ir a mmbe all right ,'ith him ute ' What foi -. her hustiarki Thus, through the years. Nth and worn on is cham around her, cith and Bill have bent a wondered neck little, each to conform to the 'I think Bob's ho..se is at the 1 d.-int wear 'ood jewelry wishes of the other. that -• anymore," the said. "and I the"ivc lived happil together And it is." she poiMs out ckin't ever, use much of m% good for a generation no'i '- Bill sa it's nice to be When the Howard boys were silver It s saf er to keep things able to run over to a neighbor's in to vault " youngsters, the family moved and b,irro'ii a cup of money " to Mar Land. Bill's borne state, For the Last 1 4 years. 1)oroth'. Eioroth -alled the Hcsçsc gate ,* that he could teach them to rwarestto the Howard propert) has 1w-en married to William Howard. b'. %A bran she ha' two nde and hunt. 1w 'the garbage gate.' besins. and. because she has eonI didn't think Reverb Hills cause thats 'there the Hopes IIh is i'itid place to lw-mg them 'tc-r-.ti put her marriage set ot thcr garb.' edt-h I .k. Thit'csl" ?'t! th' L. he exPlains hhead of her career. she has led _, }io'tever. thre't- years as', . i-tszisu4erltiy haç life was distibcd by the roar of a 'tith their sons grown, Bill And helicopter 'thidi 'tas blowing .She set her eowse soon after [xcth) moved back to Los An'vt 'tedding shen she retined caves into her nc-itl} cleaned geles so that the could CrIO to the Paramount lot aid had I s't-in-jfling p501 the Southern California di' the name -- rroth lamour' The president *f the United stripped frckn her dressing mate Sttcs she discovered, 'tas arAnd, quite b) chaliCe, they nving at her neighbors down risirri door and replaced with settled less than a block fran the name 'Mrs William Ross the s treet Rob Hope L Howard lfl --- M% husband and I had just Bill and I don't like new Her rule as Mrs Howard has come ha-b, Iran dinner at the al'tas cane first Vet. be- twiuses,' Dorothy says. "When ret-ails ae decided to move back here, CA" her huiband id sons '& m son, Torn, said. Why have been proud of her star- 'is- Iix.k ed and looked for a dant ou run over and say a -eto tal) - all over Beverly dom. she has never compIe tel hello' I hills and Brentwood arid Be! abandoned it Itoldhimlwouldntttunkof Air - but we couldn't find an"I've had my cake and I've trtLngt& get through that police sa "1 thing that suited us eaten it too." [iciroth)ys one da I suggested. think that I (u-st worked in Ho!Hotses-r. since then. I've Lets kwk in Toluca Lake."' called Robs garbage gate' the lywood at a 'toiderfu1 time When the Howarth drove by when stt.xlios were making pie'presidential gate - -the house they now ow-n, tires for families to er.jc* A 'tall in Doc-cth s home is Doroth was instant])' im- c-u'cred 'tith pictures of na. - 'Then I Vii as fortunate enough to marry a very set- pressed b) the windows wtuch tional leaders representing sible man, and a fizw one. We have charming, leaded panes heth major political parties, sill -niageNest the fell in love wi th the of 'thorn are her personal Lake the instAtuucsi of VET) seriously and have fran parquet ficiors The house, the friends tMught, was just what She had the start One (If them. Spiro Agnew. teen looking for - When we deaded to rnar-r 'tas the Hotsards' neighbor Then he rei'nrmbc-red some him that id try to retire I 'thik they livt•d in Manlaid - 7 - '::' • I, . • "S I,, I, - I T•' , I' - I.,S , i. %*l. .,,-,,,., it , - by Art - - -'I -5 -- - *1Lthr-I,,., - IflitI' - -- O$t'%s1t,' --- - -i-I rcci And for an irttrvie'a her figtg-e.onoesoentjcingl revealed In a tight tropical wraparound, "AS tttien beTW4,thA still ic-ai but lo.- '-!itt1ri gown akin to a ch rnuuiu zis an an Her ori1jewtir tIqiw medillicm. perhaps a Crusaders medal. broughi to her from Iurcçse b'i an adrrurer by Bowen & Schwarz THE BADGE GUYS Houses Rent Furnished lellit At.. UNTIl NOON TA START OR 1. ANCFL 'OUR At) Ni \1 DAY rA,.() %I4 A - -'- "( ' - ~, I V-, 2 early40s, when florc. swathed herself in a k yard.s 4 fabn. she beca:; sh a beautiful bundle that th on iared to immediate ard. and established herself in the public mind as the eternal Jungle Pruwess 'cit even Bb Hope and Birig C -cby. who later made her thei: one for the roaad it. a series c "Rad' films. could erase the memclr) of L')oroth III in a sarong. air.g a flower in her waLct4ength Nak hair and smiling at Jon Ha aid-r Rotw'rI Preston Tcida Miss Inca's hair i I ! $:30A.M toS-30 PM. SATURDAY O(SAM to'1NOON And =nail asn..1e. for in - ~ i ,NiONDAYthiu FRIDAY _____ ~N '~' ___._______",1. 1 i! first IuII!: sc Results 1 -_ THE BORN LOSER - Siati1 t"' hets in which 1, ~ . l.amour !~~ :i~~, -1 ~ _0"~,'~ r , I Angeles suburb, torot' c ilcidM a myth I'II",T it 'SE not. she 'aid. had se)iam worn a sarcm - I made at least (,(f rscure. I\-soth said. and I cx-r &aron 'i cinl sax - well, rn; 1w .ip it .1 i AN1° by Larry Lewis 0 , a if Hours iide her hwihand in her Tolu1 lake home in a fashionable I L c s -..4 come F, - y _____ I it. E\E ..r always A\4'1g . ; -r ;~ ..~ A glassif iedAds,'Platform Is Resultsa,-g,,,g,agg,,vGe U . ,: j ) . , .-, _. .I , .I ' . -Ii . hubb . `.~ . Lamour's • 6a4 -\ ,% N Department '- 1 Mfl'' \%,_ "Is _44 .-t Want Ad P AI . •..._ A i, • st,t rn LOOII At A c'4 a. . sTur'1r'cowp' : . , I - .0014 ;~ ~II % 40-,~-~- . , ,I I r-~ , . -I~I~ ` o . ". r _ . tw i . 4' YESTERDAY 'S STARS TODAY by V. T. Hamlin DIAL 322-2611 or 431 I $16 50 $46 80 $2200 ?, 'o $62 40 00 OF COURSE YOUR AD IF fl YOU MAY CHAR' YOU HAVE A TELE PHONC LI!TED Yt_'tJ"i -.'I',! S , -S �124—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, July 18. 1972 LEVIS . I II I&'. 1~ %O, I LI 4~~ . 0- I r:--- ~_ 1. ;J , V" - I 09 ro ( 2 Underwater Damage . Prt-cL cn'tnfrd cl;O\ 1i - - 1. - , * p - AP rui - es - , Twe under- - it, quilt hrmjght under control . it iri1e North V i et- euse i:i, which was rm or Mnrwia 7 () ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS vernnwnt j"' Radio Hanoi claimed lhri'e V S warplanes wrrr abot dc this morning during V S raids on the North Vietnamc capital di' and Ha Tsi Pr.' ince It made nc mention of thi e x plosions heavi darn- spokesman said the U S destrinpr Waraa!r The, Warrington left the Tan. ringion or, Manila' it. thi Tar,- km Cu11 on her own power far kir. (ulf where it 'as trying It the US ruiva base at Sub i c Rat terrept cargc Iran' three Ch) jr the Philippines but later was nest IrrilhWrs U.S nuhtarlI taier under tern the salvage fate a! the pilots mz utal TJhe s oot.. U%tJ 9 _______ - _______I - ' ' - ! - _____ _________ ____________ ____ - - - — --- - -. - -- - - __.x._..:._.ja-• - - 'L\ ERAL M E MB ERS of th e Seminole I. .ounty Sheriff's. I)ep: :r:ient I ii L Deputy D ision vent round ht count' putting s i k r 1 ;i:iunc booths Saturday The stickers list the Sheriff's Department ftiephont' numbers This is a part of the "Help Stop Crime" dr:ve' On iii : pope to call in SUSPICIOUS actions or e'ent.s Shown are left to right Roland Fulenwider. Sgt Duane Anderson, Sgt David M Towns. gt Connie Snyder. U John L Moore and Larry Grose iv :-1 .. hil - ' ' l lr. ti ..L' -• a!: - - --- - ''s io o n Dollar P an i,i\ f,j,\t1_j .' A.i tf't t-_______ t1 -a.,-. r aria ,,riiri a:, .ra_. _,I._ in piiii •.-.-,........-- u IItiwIrl.. tIILsI:'Itt Li .....4... tti lj.t' Wet rrn-v - c -... hrid c1c1 T'T)pa lg n 1i1,1,`l[i .~4,'! . L" A'\ aryIan d Governor "'' Through s Mediator ., Sanford Electric Co. owo". A, Oiw' r Mcu n ?Pa i- ri S A M 5 3C^ P M (tosad Sat PH. 3221562 2522 PARK I, proganiitfrur taking inti consideration .,he f the' Soviet side -;kJssiLHliI Glen. A Weir, deput adniinutrain: of the Agriculturad Sushihzatuor. and Conservation Ire- sa i d Weir referred ti a rt-rrnti announced P7SU million sale of LS grain It. the Soviets over the- next three years. *'Bull t! exports, and Saties U the Soviet Union materialize, ther. farnwrs stand ti gait, and cost Li the governnue'rit '. lower.' tue SaiL The' program is it''e' ;uIr:' it markets me'arurig uia '. farmers get hz4hie: pricer. fr cast; sales Uw) will rtl less a: government i'y:usents The' program is aimed a .1i1.acres Iron prciductiun next vear. compared With 111)0111 nUllion idled this harvest A hlutjuut cluinge- hut arc cap s('Ut I Pt ('I iSU'I I ii. ti l t t U n liii" e' it' triilluc, acre-: from wheal prcudurti:ur , in addition it the-it basic idled acres F or that' th gttt'cnunt plait: ti Pac farnit-re ar everage of 121' per acre' or nca.e ' reduce acres for harvest rwxt It JAIl 11 (lItlk(IV. dcl saYs In s Uu-e*lgi. pLzuvin Aaau -iati-d Jrrs' '.rltrr mt-dthtur IIALTIM(IIIi. Al' After 11ws is the la.: Unit In, not "tthng twi prLsoti uprisings going back.' Marickti said its he und touching off a brief guard left the Marylanc Penitential— ctut4lrnr with his on-the-scene after negotiating the- tree-don: of tt'gcitutttng Got Macvu, Man- three- hostagm se.zrd dunn- a _______________________________ ins-hour inmate tvts-tuoi Mondat 'In. not going Ii- lie- or. 'wil: call' for lix prisoners.' added thee' governor, WhOM fluCtiUli rivacy with at, inrn43te delcputum. Suit1a ended a 12-hour siege' at the la - wnd House Of C orrertiriru i it. Jessup .' ' r;.''.cu' A reportinsiorit a three Ie3eru4: jU1ltti ed quit-' itithit as penitentatri t1ar taker. under sutrrusswr the' , rd' teti' b'icfl' wjillcpc ; I irct court challenge of true hank ler ,loa. il. St-crt-r Aria! 37t It require-s in' uare-d U t'oue't their nwr, tuiruks ti nucrofilo all ctuccLs rurrip U correctiut-is ! Ot t1 11th ilL 11 C 1(11 L nwt'tin ''There- sinipie a no right u! pr-it a or biutib i-ustunutn % in r t en tete UrrHlIgeL . th-rLar-d Jrthr M -'K-ar'n' at a, I r-o_ Lind ii w • ect. ictti9uct it: 'tit tai divisiun of ter UK ritsma i ninj the tkpeertnwrIt of Justice- wluu r . 111171 ales argued true got't'rnr:i.'nIs case- retu ned their r-ells at UK Mon-tat Tin- 11t - bc ill require boot-' It; Tip guarclr said the) resented tiecanue government spies at, 'the inte-r-ventiori a! Manuel the-sr ru ncert, said atturtuee Neil Hon= of the Arnrr- cji, anti hr; herr-er. .1 Mitchell. true Ye ar list re-ainur, is apparent On tiliscu cungr-essmarc whi also Civil Liberties Uriian Ili( ACI.0 has joined the Calif or-mit vus insti-unienuil arc settling Jul% 1 thee ti'hcut catTy(Wtr at surplus teas finn- thiiIu i(K heth UpfL'UIgI ha it k er s Ass cc aa t uul1iot. bushels ,tit most since reprt-M'rItaru the state's Itil Scnuugr criticisn. of 1'4 tuank 11: ttuaUenz:mru, tite- at-, t-rj Much of the' current surplus is esnstitutuuruitit guards at the- House- of (Tcurretc ChA attcn-rn' John Ancit-ryjr, tiuns I allowing the' uprisuuj tint re-suit uf a rt-c-urd tutrve-st at! 1. tuilluar tuushe-1 mc' •,tt argut-tt that it C zbrna alone there wiiii'l rmultt-tt if Lfcjurur '- umplianre wilt: the- require ti low uuriatt's arid four guards "writU nie ptuot.ograpt the' front " (ifficer: in-c getting hut cc isrid back of cad cheek would the In-act and tce can't do cr' involve ':N, niuihur; checks is thing about it. guard L . itttitcth at i. lust U' LJKL banks of Swint. charged The guards also 5C-uflttf Mi.' He said this tetuuld tat- bitt It-de!' ruse• t hat -- n- pt'%s:' t-qua-mg the telephone ctrniptjn% Ut nrue-nud reprisals" teu'.,u U' flutmitor and record all t' tt'lct1ue' e' U true' irinuute phone' conversations in order It Mantle': told the guards, butte' ctuIL,r,'r t't detect criminal ideas ever trait lab policy meant "flu ID, an. ad te t' list- act, te hid: was ILL tWIt iuOihue-sts' fun- true' retue-1, t.'tc;' he :'. icc .t'' or e'tec' I v or sco ne in to effect July 1, teas said t'tre subject to the- rules •• ruualbengeel in hit' CBA-ACLI. a t!ut ecutitijtcur, - on June' - - - C us torn e r P Quest oned , tajbi'o proposhi fo r media s;wnding in the fall campaign against Prot-suth-nt Nixon TIn outline-. fur mart ritetailed that anything the' liernor-rats had four years zege ever, after the campaign was Luuunched were among thu matcruuls !IGciverr brought w:th hi' whet he flete he-re- Morictat After an en thusiasti greeting Iron ,' ., , ' r - ' - ------------ -- Med i a Ban OK G i ven torder nistiot*1vitit Tr j,,ovem"wnt pending outconi, INTRUDER L. ALARM k: I,, -ivantiniv for home , %, - . - - I and business r-T 7-- III lit-crptitij: t1w Clow mill, . purur order Bout A New Piano Of Your Choice For 1O°°h,enth CANNON MUSIC CO. 401 OtI.nd Uaettan4,Fia.. Pie Ave 44 lOSS Caicnuc Mun.iC $ Mietic Ui'S IUAF (.,-a..a t) 143 5105 euttenip: it , rnmturw the twu' zip- praartws in athtitmr.. 11w aides said. It iii'ti.ivd plur• covering inc-eli: t•x;rricliturr! both alleic-ating amounts per area and specilying type of advertisements U' tie' used, has beer prepared for McGovern bt Charles Guggenheim. the' seflatar'S radic-trievision adviser ir l!'6J, flern-icratie presider.tail nonunce Hubert H Humph,r-t-' arrived at PUS Waverf iflhu iwnie aft er the party s tt August corivcntrnr'. ti find 'ait nO piannng had been done' r tin ixtiteral t'ue-ctzor. cant- 'n ' r ' a lit JIM AI)AW hI .c. -r I rank Sinatra huts pronnse-c ii U.c1' tie cc i. II ut,ie yue .ir St'it-c't C ruicu- C o::i:; ,Itte'e he-icrtog on alleged mnbsb'r interests It; 11 Neu England rice-track The crooner and actor. hstic-vet de-:ijfldt'd that (-itme'ras arid nuic-ropluorut-s tic tiaiurit-d at invoking a seldont' used House' rule permitting a su,'rceriat-d witness Ic prohibit either, put-ture--takirig or telt-vision-radu' broadcasting of Pus testxnion% Cbullrmar ('laude Pep;ue': Flit., said the comnuitte-. tA n- zisk Sinatra ittesut illt't Cusit Nortra niunst' to l.Irt fitite ia tt lceh , lee- te officer of the triicl, and te niustet' t :r' ...-' - - -' , 5,, ' A. .g. ii# #I', "Ir". Mo,vn.,ri in eli0 cvv..d 'ad.. connected I. flu. unit. S.conOl Is,t . bead olorti snas to help seat, all Compoci, poteobi. at hot th.fy-,ti C nsi,tws and solid scls civrucc'y in a *ginn,t tabuu.$ 3a6 j5*" Flood,.,9 On sr.e with hnpbe-4..gea.eicp SOviuts wovat, the bnt,vd.e' Ai,.m ccn cc.-., o teardrop shop* up to 3C)O .qvous f..t A s,.ugi, unit, facing • nags., traff ic song, suc h at a heii...y .ter.oy, ccli p'ov.d* most kern., and small bu.ia..s., qp~ l t d.c.-ctbi. Sstea?.tp $9930 Crns one lamp at geo stuart rge 12 --1 33 tai' PCI Cttk CL.,AE. FI COU .,eh ivahci I ra(ti pludtht inN tial ,- - tlti ", rketi' I -a' '. '' ujinle-es laif i.e (kCOfu$ I rn-net, Aaaa,t.., taffi.' I bs,i* 111)50 suusl ;il s ''licti- u5f -c - z~J 1-' -i ' ' !-, a = '__41, -- - i.,' -u tots-ntIs' ' 4 l I I . -- - I - ,iai- -! " J f while d,sit lanc psiucuc steal 11 , -rri idCre ___________________ ,.-, u.s u liii,. \ii'a_'a Melanie -, —- CJr- ANti Pt-5E Oh -' - . — Oa EP, it ,.t,n-t __ ,&.., ~ - Sand ( eupie S ti l l-trisls- '. Aftrr ;o 1r , I.t.t.. lmnu% iwmri Floweilloo 'a When the flutetiis-Lilt e-'u- erily is uuuit-reel, till the can let-c-I 'a. itiu tict top cud tape the lilt tO t.huut usa dii ran get in 11*- can - Now conies the- hard part - I ).sii't pes'k ur el dun If out- i- read the' inan at-tick son elr'uin, flow its crud betheir u.uiilltt (tisA.a)urucgeil 1% lengthy lisls of expt'nsi'u-c int,redients tr> using Just ordi nary true' sand. \ ou can niake lot el> ar range Ins nIt. lit using (lit or (tee) Store th e the dried floiAer out and sluilte remain some off Iluert I flowers, wwtb, dried garden' t trokenbranchces,ordriftwiaxl 'u ' k - 1-itt iI use a usI tusUfl h em to Hiatt . an - sit least Ii) Since - grains met I it ulitut s these vs itli h. lii artist's UI fi age of a large naiuiber of ciuis van bee onus u problem thess __,__,_ ' -, tq,. YIIGISdIA CONWIU. 53 -4355 t.mearC. t''';'. Ft.. ILNA CASTLE it tt cienea iIUUUL lO - - A •.,-aar$• tp'"çi isr •- A1flJM flIv s'i &.0 zmliiiz to, - S SC? t;.or., Vol F'l'ur$th. cattier ' ,r.sisat lii t,Itrticsflt "ae'nrs' isitracius I Y.l''i it "1 S act Itt. ',l-ve-ri isther I i ujut''r' its I tuitria titus is its ii.t it Cha pt eCr mc "c pat t. ;ais''.s'ritusl .in lots-ri-sting s scir he 'as lusrutar in(P. 's. i,ainasiu It s', on the hiss ii,. sit ituati sr In • 'a r s, lit mph. r 'a ut-ibm .Ili Indian ttita ci mint' and tla' lb.rtu'- i is atr,'s'as',l ri Indian ,u,1 iUiO n's pis''.s-rit.-it -: 1 1,1 %(. q ee itba tr ' .-iva,Ieriis ,If gu.sssi'a ill PIN , \lrs Itast Ii' 0 irr ute-ui ibm teu't ccii a bait It - 1 Laa uuipule'eI ;,% the Past ' ci •- tre ('Ili*,, te itba \lrs lie- IA-zr b rl i Yet r 'a I r i fl, 11t at a p st-u 1 ' mn stOsfi Le va n A ith I 1l rut iatils at r'a sf F. A 11 tIC .ini 'irs lit' ,in. Lal,is notim ing, Jul) 12, Pro', Congratulations' It' s 114101 Sisto- r ,ind a linither' S~-iwnolr f.. (Staler of licertrlcte Ss-un(uarai. utcntt - I- last-cults, is taarn 'if No Fasts-rn Star, rcunnila-r freuuui No lu tea N 14 sus it 9A cc then it. ,4- t ~16 - I wilish a little at a tillit. - C C. I Rs"a . c: cider cut Fort 1 'a, A turru1ltuuaMoneiH)t could -uses be done on cookie' ',heeL in; list' eAen Store until it-itt to use Wux-n uu first CLSC this sits.1 lko(iS_u I suggest you u-htooss' wn-type flowt-rs such as Zn rtja%, hiac-tucIur butItiLs, button dur> sa ntheucurns , daisies, etc Marigolds also city beautifully arid ca--c-ri sweet scllysuuni can be tiM'd Fe.c roses, livas s-a- sr - I . ---- -.,,..e,...., ----,i,_u -- i.e.- 'lit-ge in the Fall liii' Lrude-grooric is the son of Juice's K Pearson, Oviedo. and 's is l)asroth> l'e'smrorc, Suiriforil If,- Is a griuduitte of Otiedo IluEh Cut the.- flovsc-r Ia'asls teat- tug a one-inc-h ts'Hc Pour tvso irwtws of sand in a coffee'- c-an pLM( e the fresh flow ci stern in the s-arid in die' center of the tin an,I t--------- , .)ViiiIiiUiI' It-over tnth'w-luture. tt siI taaIe I '" the _u fins' low ,,..nuith:.ra.i '' 5 ''I edges 'if the iloteir. so (taut Worth I 4Ml5,'i ,ta1 ' hause r in :n(mt iii 'dr_u li.stt suit.le, i1 tor thc )ear Ific htstor,o the fir,st e,si, continued with Sir .uneei tr'a Irsung I'r)or. dr'a l in a -i I t iii e_uutci crc- 15 uf - 'ar ' I - , . j .. . 3 . W - - $ - - - : - - - ;T - ' pu.swV, •- - - -------------- -- Id, ,\ ICC )('j' 11(M) . - - Iue'rofls - t-.It-ctt'i'ui St ar's * it ii .11111 it, I'Fc-,Ii'y are Itit' l)rt'St'llt \'u s tiihi run. lii times 4111(1 Ev -1 ii I 1it i-aim inet Worthy Mat ' ron, - - . . ' .- 5 Ann 1(1lc''s I i( clii' - tb-us' sarie.I builds up and slides down around the ps-lucite It is Isuspurteurit 1-si k-I lice- suisuci slide between the, ue'tiil in NURSING Florida, ____ Private Patients — VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 9iE. 2nd t, ) banford,I- Ia. Ph.ji,'i-o/u/ P: :r .criui ca,n - S, - ,a'a (,ran'l () Willi are " Matrr n ml the (.rind '51 I- iraru'l.. 'ihir Pa -rae as,,niircl fur... 7, Ws1 in i' lu.sis(er Mill the (;r,sn.i o- Sinfr,rrt .5(k to 's'Irl,r,ita- ?; ' ,Ott. trtl4.s', In narras? ing this rru I lauttitnr 'a it .-a--m,k.-vI t.y lb. qast sic' ti of rrs- i iiIini I-a'.t,i r its-c, 1111-. Utah IlIrS N f.SI'' I! %l r-r 'lay -aitb.oeit tiath, $2 t -.*till U.stic ii IF AK - M ti-nt I .cn'l 7f ' .'nt& tao in r'sen, it" iflP4uIc Till-I fIl( 110U SK- $1 Js par 'Icy sub us- ste s-ti It A it rash 'I in the minutes at April 1 911 that this rue first list liii- (lu.ip(rr in t it CII nfl) of sir l.a-re h.ud ,stt.-nele'cl the eri-rra.nmes that '15% for the' offia i.'al rcrgnitun •, S.-cnucrVll.- 'sni) aural ca-ac that 'a as Seminole ('hapter's regular rra-'- tinet night, it 'sas tb.' first C IVIC organu.ution r,as u.n in the its--a county In 112 another aernl,r (torn Stttu'iI h spur am Vursrtb , hr cr4 'chtrrsn 'ut the ( mrtil ("h.mpt. r s I F Is rtat..m — srsst1u.-r It s -car 'a ri-,musa-nmra- r Ni( ra.$) - ;In(I I- Irurjel;m lb.. (urt ' N,t9''t to f ' Viroyfruff. ' ,Ann Riley F'h. Her Grand ('haptrr Session Fasco Pesticides unit e N',rthv Mutton (f'rIi etytrs(flam t..cnt..ru',w 'a at-nc); •.ert'i 'uI thn'u itt ,rlw'-d • rra-rna,rial cc il-try qesisteil pa.tr',' o Pcrr Tb o n,urratmofl continued -u'h.-r ,', -- rw tI- c flumes of A rth-, M,ett'ans ,,net 'N rthy I'etr-n-c the y.ar'; they e,r';eet, mu ;eifr,e .'uf them rna(inhuin m cer s s- lfui,hIlgt'it c 'uI rn.en ub.- ,.-.trc -,re train At ths- close 'if the ruirrut 'cli iI.sya s h,uil ill P M.s!r--.rs anti I' u-ct Pair r,the h;upter ahsa -as-re or-s--ta' ur .' u their narnas mccl the t'.' .'r- .at Mrs Lacy ' air a'a xs-'ccnt I-a i ns WV 'ci etr'un IR j. crc c A r'l l. -' s ii 1-i' - P i Pi" s'aflC he ,r sup is '- ira'. , Tr,g.t,her '' lc Iiia 1 1 -sj 'a . •ith 5t a cs a .flfli',rtcsr 'seminal, (huter Na 1, (iF,. %teirh fun tic 'tail .e ft er rtus'.-tung -v the r";eeltnit 'at rn- I; in u waIta'a:.r I eheiwing tei.-c to .-s'nte - hi' fir-ti 'a'. ','earl a' SrI - -- - _.ere'-aliu I or I- citi tn Star i ui u-mg 'r • rs-I3..cry pr"sints'ul 't.- fr°rrc mh(r.v.-! tx.-. e staunle-ec its-s-I I'- r 'l'a V.' Warner. serseil as her irtcj it t he seSsion 't u. part I S&mmruIn ('hint -- in 134 (;le'n.n MeK.s. tu&i J a P itt SI titans Mr i N tt 1, r' iusf St e S Ric hter '-il lec'ir its-si tIlo 'lost Aor- rib )flhisa'. .i -. inst 'cli ifs-Inn I, Br'ia II.ur'asty 'clurtell -.'tiit ''h.tpter ) regut.crty us in etee:te't 'alit i "tIIc r the ..nt. 'is-enter Eliot. I"!.-i(.ucsf 'tsr , -1 Tomnrr-)'a - Ssi nri Ic memory of Katbertra- McK.c having i.n 'iced .i lot at cs'r request the ,e'ar she e Wor'l-c /Gr'un.t 'ci utr nSh. u OtLunilo in the spring of 19M and was designated The Glad t''ssuon'' with .tLcetilu.s u.sed in uamri, vs-as the uings t.a'ieit the F.sst.rci -,t.mr times familiar 'tr! Sr:rgtime n the Rasckuø'c The Mote W-. (. mnal #-~tosnt \lr-; W T l'or',olt,, %fri vi' : ,'ri , loias held in ttw .iuditnrium in ((a iStist punch Mr end \l , ("hapter with tl, .r-!ts N,r Granil %Iarst.al Grand ~,nritinol rif ihe (er i I 'i7'2 •-r -with 11Cr hcuu mit Glenn I- Yet F u, aj.j (,r it si Sentinel end sit uptw)iflIv'l 'Ire li.'.tr a- ijtggirts Chapter ccii lining r- 'mitLl -atth F a a fit ia t C s ..t ir rccIcr. a hail c unsi utt-'r rn-del, . ta ' t&"u.ie,I .im.tki shaer List ute,t-.r-I -c-- c-k-c a iter -in,: ,,Lrus,sjs eusre it hugs Heat r Ut a,ajth lrs5t' a si P*iw. r's ansi -%utiI .lrrcfl4s-flts'flti 1 .ratt.mils, tpinnittg -a's-el, .0 -:1!r,t sea ').iLt, Clv 'cit i Pht- hl,t Freuu.i u 'cI,tsons h.cirnnan at re(rerift:nsrnts. -toil in Fltsrcela On his return from u , ' Sa nf ur d. r crturkes ainquet, which tei.c — slu.lite- an ,utfair, ae'e-urdlng 1. Oship fu' c;r..nd 'cl,,cster % var liii' ' se tion of tue. narrjti irs of .0 newborn 'a a. c P UMMER * I -AsUnded again, load the ,wrr.e. notitlot-t-11. thIS Unit It's 11 ~tc- 'I Ssin'f"isI Ss.serncLl'a N.;t-'. , aorta Yeti', - ('ori 'aer'at-il r ftrst >t'a: 'cisithet .'cat'uISVi to the .ttrls, ar I ?:a'a Just revetuti> reicreel frt'c' 'sit trig another 's ti nt as then ic:,mo Jot' at the \ti'the'r ij CLEARANC 1 v' Summer Dresses 0 is-jr lIce' R..ttLow Girts the' Smill e . We've just solved your problem of what to have for 60" O'k-.4 . lunch . S . .z"t"It. .0 .40"I .. %. V I '1%0* 'il. ..' ok 11, W LUNCHEON SPECIAL 2 Pc*. Chicksi, Mashed P,tal.,e & Gravy Cob. S l aw Hot Ilecull & Honey "where your friends are" Hour Nursing Care For (I OFF AM l,.,~ ", _", -,, "I".. 4 I 0 - . - - 1st ' Il4it I'S - i- -- GHEE 'a',sisrsl to re-press-rat -Sloe- ins-i t.snsurc Uobhitai ,c_u tlue .ut-ritui IN Florida frotic Salini K.ucc to uie'iit s' t.t .cftitc.tti'zi ' the (hospter lice-> lit esi CC sic fssrul unt il thin ii 'te- ,st '' tatting cper4utt- ti Liee IIsut.Lin.s' a ' dry sand all ansaunal Us- CIRCULATION DEPT. SANFORD. FLOR IDA 32771 nd a ,cs.'siI lI,crr - I 4 , - " - ' 1. - dry all the sanoll evenly nus I ansi - ' 0 0_____7~~ .attrrad Sc-n;InoieCe,,ui;nunit; 24 - usrial S • adult 'at lb elite t- in (lie St it' is four ui the- first four It.,1 ia'eu.tno' ten, to, e In 1913 lii- Cha rt er Lee- utica- Wsrthi Grand P,utr'- n ' u ii mm t it it II • 1st- cr 'h.cptser 1k -x .is r'.s-niirce,ie-' Cuauntia titter than far some tiCitt print upal at Orange — Lu-cause' '.1 thc- liarS4'((iirasIC High SPttail na utiori i n April 1913 of 'ue'min*al' nc i' 'cit-s H o 'ctjte arts,I u s'umnt'u S Worth ) ,Nl r It E I' ' 'cit-s blot te the ri it ml '1 and o Ftt.,iit .1 icitutute, 'i sat this (1: ulite I the local Ci' spit r and cm. d unit l',mul M,irk,ss, in the ,mfliti their mice'tniLecr, Ralph l'hap- i P.O. BOX 1657 A i-'' ' 'a - andl dry it in Itt- sun oil tic 'sir .inI Mrs Russ-It I ('re-get'ra sat Altamonte Sprint_s .urriourae'n the marriage of their tL.ugtals-r, Mit_u Darlene Muiwn 1 re-ge-crc, to Jiriiriiy Pearson of Os teal's, oti >sie.rcsf.i> - July 10. In S,iriluird Thin bride is a graduate ash '1,' noun High School and is pr o - s -.110) m.'iuiplu>ed at 'c',,1t I lii- ras-t' World Stia' r,i.c,. Ia, c7iJg anfnth iLrrztth thue snal ispt.r F... c.. I '1 - / - - )OIPII'r q,eFl,s' a - I,." I lit 'rasrusl si ('1 I. - - I 'h,i f "r 'it I tic' il ; - IN 'I lIE f;tiv,tiec ".'hefl Sc'miru'.1 'r, .p'r ''s ! 1 trier o 1I.\fttN -,t,,r r'i'le'hr ,i?e'I it 7.th ,nni';nrir- er 'itii m.d 1r,':fl1 E.u'ti'rt, I)e' 1" (,lr,rt-i -mcI li-It V.'r,rth' '.1,1f'sri and Worth ,/I' - rr.rs 'r''sr I ,\'ctri'fC ',Ja'orth',' . ,mrd Pmtr-in , 1' I.utrc,n re'nt,'r .l'p.-r I,,irrt'ri ufIiIiaiie'i at., ','a'a LUlli it, I. ,siid I lislstu'r of G rowl .5 Pft5O$Kt COPIWII at .47t7 - 11 1I -5 - - a - ' Ah( r sstputtumtti's' rs'rs'serutmnig -' - t- - $ - 1 (artiest ,xar (fl('.S ('oUege V. Ite. n the tints is tiP IA. upe n the.' C af hi' ('a-Ct- CA) (acre-lu: to Sb) the' sat-I out lift a5irt tolughly. UILV51UtI - n' P1citai- on cut and stained boards or even plates will W - for t hurry - p I Di, -y-1.11 sin ill air tn,eiii nts with 0111) u few flutes i_u un the eIflStetl to . - • \ i rs I itt I ,r unit O ffice tnt r' I keep the, sh IN of the fl lu'a,se r and also to cut due order -1 u-'s'Iut,stsa- Iuua't rius lusts ( S i 'smIth' II Ni tis St r'ulee Fayt-t- Ic. I 24 t..r4e't in - ' I)' I '.str'sn asf Lø.,iln;slt it -- 1 - a I. 5,1 liuvini V. 'at 'lsasfuil *1 c us s- 1km -- - C II ' a liii' I'" all I iiIntl't Itu'ist 1- - It - It, ski s.f lii.' l:uct*-rrs Star I)utii sib ii lit __________________________________________________________- Ad's lit 1w,' ow 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mill s Kare n Sal sat (ii. i ruestic tea- ills', N I' tnmcziriiu-ut in -Mule lusc--e ___________________________________________________________ "oe- Lst clay , florist nm i-s and c base of your hoosing I I I I I I I I I 1115111 gowns I I I lIce I C sistu r _u Hoefle and \fisss Esther Da\is, carnations saf II "atm S'-'5 S tee is Mitt I .ciAntt cmi ito rd. itt a n d 'cuts Der \ NI) \1 l4 -u ( I ( II \% II I I A Yel I )A I I. ill TI ii(liiia '(I - "WEfI ' (,'j Yet s 1 srastp irs tat s -a-ir-_a_i • 1 it It teus 5,, .1 this nil. froims V. i'' uutu'iii 11 splat' V. i' in-si I soul 'irs liii tsr si Its ri nil I 5\t( I hail isis 1011;11, I m .ini Yell ,unud Mrs. .i,siiue't 1'iihit'r, ,I.i' 'aiI%'iIld' I ''iiaisi cog this- ' rre'iniacny us ri's s';ct iusO 'ac.n . it-let i n (lie I-s-hl,ice 'hauiu I lull $ f lIce' i-hurt-li. liii, thir,',--tiu'rrrsl '.e nelilirig cake .1 1111 -s 111)( 11 lit iii.' rats tsii (lit! Is fr't!iiiit'nt tiitsiu' were in white- -' — -.._._ - hiti' 5tuIM) itiii ClitS.igi' 'hit ssf hate ii sane 'ut we re- Mr sual -. te cut u cciii tesare' is peas cis'r hum i ruin- slre'''c suit is sute sls'r Iulin' at:ii'uy — - - . untill) Isis 'Its ;w,ti Tin' iarusls'grs.siias iioutlu*-r f- ' -- Ili Is-ui A i:tarioltii- 4 two, r, %it ,; is I 'itt - - - , - a su, sit ,• I lair 'is ,siii I sit Yala,rkvac ilt ¶s, iii iliafaut 'I uct. r ,if c soIree-ui Ii,.- l.risks iuiruthus-t s lust.' :s "s 114 1w iii - '- -:-. ¶r1 ! • ' a—s greecuc Itriate'siia.nids wets' Miss Winter Springs I)c-p-artnce.-nt 'lit.- twvs- Iyvscde are riuikicmg list-It- hornet in l.eingwood i411.OA RICHMOND a. - -i ';-L '.-tuapk> s-ij L) IF - that ula -, I UU 5501 I I s ;u ' ,a it. - - essommansamommansmossom L it .in it it-ja it flCf, l'ctf C tus: NitU.i..r. Thank tithut..rn c h'-,. F..aa:t', a a -.. , esuisti I lclus'rc ;, ittesslil t.r.'tlu.r 'f '-'iii. C' sc ti-tI . ______ She- c-art-ic-el a cascade bouquet 1 1, vi 'ite utaras - • ink I ul H.,\rs %%fll rcsidt, in or Just Drop Us A Note. 1. ~- liii Is re attired ill o4d t rujit, Hour leni:th Just Give Us A Call 322-2611-831-9993 iiiiavwK,~; I 1,,Itjl Davis. sthler-in-la%so (if tl!t- DELIVERED MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ,a',:., '.'L ut ii. ii fell from .1 liara (if .well pearls. - I__in- R 1)11) t,uti,c )Ie',se It. Ss:t .sicui Mrs ----- S a.a.._,.1. I oii er. the Iacitr'..ar 'ujtafa u Sr NC-fat iritt.: aclicftaueaj '111c - Name vaSGPPeI* ()- sister sit the' grscsiii huit') we're' - ''ciuxiiurtit> it tiN 57,1 lc'ttti I la COn it £ eUrnJwnii. l'tC 1 v eCu 'uoi that I think vorty - C tout rrc'deac: so-Ers SC-ti anti s hjaait that Nat ', 111% Malt-tan of ttsntsr teas Mr_u .)' i5ift1)i, Ti Ar wiC,..on,c i,*$,on d.e.ct,c s.c han(L% tile Pollee iSa Hill Omiblo the ' I -1 II th Gt,se't I Ia. k , s pOtt lists!, vu -' . : I* 11,0' 1)( I .ssil I tutu', I,riuils*t of iii.' - - -. ' - I I I I I CV(6 10 / - w ,ss - ' (1 i r 1*1 ________ - I "ii -.. II'. I It I- I _'T ovrr tE' - ceI?f:rJ e.wly.' ckrg utusn Cscssi'Rt-rr, and 41 I I I I - -. • :1,1 - 1". I I "I IiIu,'tc 'ii H.r'i.s, 'iii, 'ft ist I ' !r - __ ','a.'I' 'suit' 'A it Vi vies " I lisp?. ''i 'ii; • V. '. It, ii a. 'Ii ',' i'gsis I '.tr tl't,i,,uut 't'rttit"I il- M,\IiI,\NI; I H':IiIi\ ' -.-' ,.:- ii. -- ,utwi I ls.j.iat "I F I'.vi'I., cIw'. 1.1 elbote length 'u- cal of nylon tulle- - -- Saved Her Home with No--Roac h 1,, •,c ' '.1 ' 0 11.1"- .1 - . I i.srsai I) ip?. tail • us is - Mrs. Olive )-ci'rt-e, sargaricst, '5 e't'nteat a pni'gr;Irn of nuptial uiLcid and iucc-onupcuniesl soloist, Mr. John Ketriusansinin, prior ta the crc mans lie -i-ant. I 'at mod V. t se Onis Just Regtiu mu ecurcnt,- the cit-c noant 'tin I An-SI S Prater liii a rile ic tIn it utic_tite r sf i'cit hot cit unit "irs (uriswold, 820 N. Winter Park 1,elled I a ' It' ''ii. 'a 'is - ha How One Woman In Sanfor d oat \lci. '-" r i i ' ucl I r I' mItsui I.,,,. Iii?' tulr,eaavs cal _______ s - it kin Given in nmarri,ige' t !..tlat'r_ the bride wore a torIIhsI length gate-n of n Ion tulle' i' ttfltt'tl Liv us wide Wad , - I ii intill) tact on the txxiu C and down the center of the dre- s folleite ins, the hc unlinu of tb-it It cut_lit sic-i 'us c train The in - biantiilv I.me'e-, Start Paper To: 4* 3 I I R ti'a.s Or - - IF h'" I 'u It..', Is - si,'t 1. .! t.r 1stt"us '.'-"vs:" I 'ii .rc cli of tia'- - 1. ,toorn is the son of Mrs. June- II ll,ma-is and Mr Rota'rt (I I):u'. is, iziie resting las eye out for strengthening tat- parts unity nehind his candid,a Within five minutes of 1w. atr:va at Cabin Ni = lit Sylvan th andidatt wat ir Jut phone- it' Chit-age Mayor Richt)alrt It thank hill; 'cc at \1 candat s endorsenct'nt (if tea' entire ik'nuCratuc ticket RicharL se-rre-tar l-'rttouItue"rt) said Dale . ute-d from last weeks tienosenutic Natwrcal Convention it, a dr;v bed hi MrGvverrs backers, t:'u.., trw senator he and Scri. Thomas F Eagle-Ion, of Missouri an' a fine- ticket' and he" planned I: "di' what fit can It- help hint ge-t -•-'c••' cio't.rr: Si at r 31M FAIIL ugatristbank5 having tVtun1;t ramp.ir ;etrned a thtrs. and a third for ut Ever. ;sts't"tut"l se - ' • - .-.training -: : , - ' piuurlcirrive- several aunrtr- t-c 01 51 '-7 j i ( Re 'a Ks nneth Miller at tin doi.le' ring e'e'tefl'.ait% - -ar,d ii Wa.rtti. I iii I inn I ,riste lt ,t st Cecil V. illiozu l);uvis, t s n cuus, we-re' tinuts'd in Iis'Ii M,strtniu'ant - Saturct:s'a, ..icit'u U' ilk) p ill in lice' I as(lt((ta(ltt\ hui.h, tint Mt'th*udiI st .a:t ::.it'e ti s Lake resort area near here' McGc'vern s said Aides si-he'dulinj office has prrpari-d ron'-entra::ir on , -/ 110, Detailed niillnir. nucire thai: tat hilIitr, twi we-i'k.i- n' rest ond ctrateg t' It t't'n: in ,' izie-fiL - hut 5,S3att ha tiefeire- him three u - wr. u; t&iUuaut alternative schedules and a de'1: Noll , '' / ' ./ f Y ,/ -1 I 1"11 ?I' •-• ti l, i..i I' i,' , - -- - - Officiating I' LJt'R.SL'ufli Al' I1nliUrai % ritrr .TSTE. S AP — flerriocratir presidential neunt- ''. ' - . - I , , ( I tqr ,4' l ,il I . iii 4'?lal -: ,c...ceii4'rr% k 4.l v : j-- ,ij — s'ituiiaa1. •a of tiw- 'ttstt' iii I'*'s.,. '.1, t U' - 'I" ii' iia, 'l 1,1j.x,( 4I all ()-(-) I 0If sis / I I .::• Ili t,ia'i se cci iii,' - urr*. hat U,&:!~ WE% - liucice' G ill i " i(,()/(/ 'a!etr'.tu \4"____1____-`__ i .this veal. but includes addlitiL , ' u incentives U. entice rwce acres from wheal prcturti:c. The basir government pre: support bait, will remain u ctuinged lit S1.1per bushe. A de'partnient spokrsmir. nctUn the- build up of wtwa: surpluses It the highest Ieve it, ari a decade, told repoters - ( - \4 kS}IIN(TC)N Al' A hi the Agriculture r)artrnent rvoi retened billion-dollar farm could p43% farmers about El heat subid plan b the' Nixor. ad- billion for triniming ministration is ex;wrted U bite- acreage' ncx year, ii record inte huge surplus stockpiles higi. subsid' fir the' crop and ItK nailuir- mom than itou next s-ear c-vt-i 0 the- ftivie -r'itt. decide not U bu an US pavnx-nts fir 1L. ' 1,t?a1a W i th 1 Give Your . l',,L - Kav More Biting Power a l . , 1- - - of t'nit- rrsiit of (itin Mt iieuc)wrt Is eucrientis e'illilsaI ui At American Wnl ls'stiui't, Ire' - I igte ' ,st the 17w e'as'iting will 14, an c%- ent of Sept 4, a t R it split &Thirth, I(,asls-,n Gic I.219 War I)' nit itih. an the bosketball train net a delegate (it Gtuit lO 'I Hoys State Ile attenile,i hii ahoitu flalitce in College sinai t a itrisaltitsis' 40'' Rant FALSE TEETH t l . I '' )dr He'itiie'it. who was born In 1hs',uuattille'_ e;n , i gi ntleiate at Central High 1'hn1 where 1w , precisirrut ( hi -V. president of VFA, treasurer s'af he's (liii,, Captain sif his' In'thall team, a senior supei-isttt'e. a menui'act of the- Mulct Ii- - . I I t - Horn in Tautup, Yejics Wyche Is greesluint.' of Seminole High Se'husl hue was greeeluueete'eI treqim Mus'aha,um Italaiw'un ('allege', flltnin . in itaO, ceiwi- e' she' teas ceTctnr'u uif 01-1-A She also tteflule'ui I 'nivi'u cliv sif e;egia noel is iNesenll% e'injutsuvet sic a alsiulitt deck cut wiflin.'tu' e 511111% C aiui I liar, .,. miles north of the dr. '- Record Subsidy l a. Wat tli (iriki of i ii I ii ci.,,, ci ut 1,1 i'vte'I usia lot fill b,i,t"i lOft liii eel uu,u'l i icititu' ut' iiilei t cml it,titts ei lim ' ls:uI.t.'r. .n laiR I?, Ira a "i"lru.ti'sn ,, tlt /!Jill 'cc - Heichert. son of Mr ansi \ltc I'larcne'e iin'iu lust i, Psusisin, The brlete-cheul Is the slaughter of thus' lots' tt cit n Mon Wyche 11cr giscnsiparu'nt_c ate' Mrc Milton Itatic scud tics' lots' Mr l)atis. I;unc'tw'atee .N Ii .atl the late' M butlal Mrs W i said five South ' ietnar that tIMd bTOkCT. looSe' about ::iITW etc soldiers were wo*rnjed. s..: rorr. the fields U.S Nav militarized zone ta fire or bar- none' killed, in the stnkes nc;. ;tines pla nted around North ges and craft rittempting It ter, - Quan Tr. Cit and Hue, . :rwmese PUIrbnrs t e' -jajs ashore It- nartjwi-r. front \ ene ni' 'rr as rp.vlrc' \ tJ ,etnan' Iran' Uu-ee' Chi The Sn ii, or eomrwin.1 repa a the irne' a' the cdplasions nee' Communist freighters ed there as no cignt'i cpcikesnwr. s The sources said none of the change on that front Sctit, One sailor nrncrni the. Lie- freighters had been al- Vietnamese marines and pane. pan. strcwr''s :r cre wmen suffered L-),troopers remained on the castminor inuies was treated or The I. s Comrnii- repiNnec rrn and southern etge of board arid returned to duts. the Uuet American fighter-bombers Quang In Cit. Scattered Nat-s said flet* more than i1( strike rc,und fighting and artiikr The 4(-tor. lik arringuir 5111-- against Pughwexts, hridges,su;' and mortar attack' a: taimedheavshock danuiic and p tuire&. fur', depots :.r. - Now B'i' £ IPt list st I h.a;la Ws'chc. t)rianeIO \1 .ini Mit Is,u.q ;itfait ii, , - tt'I4H. '. i . tilaughter . - - Wti- tw, st i-acI 14th o. 2 L(!,sfrr,,. I III! f.)1-Il Celeb twl(~ s (' )ll nnneein-lng 11w engagement noel I,'rthe-uuttiin luau tiugn' iii i. Mtcc \tniianc' I 'Itr 4'a 'us he In maim i eon',, ii - R - 1r._ N V "% 11 1(l.l 'l' V Mt iiniwrt ('at lts rvirted 1 i.ii.oie (1Il(lf1u'r jo/m I.J. Rel(r1hol li t '1 Destroyer I it TO Fit PRF SPIRUNPe SHRINK • 24t I 'Ui' (7fl()11 vCh e., SLIM OF SlIM SELLS CORDUROY F4FL.LS tcaa 'ovr Sine At - i' t.l:OIR.l l.sI't .F ) Blasts I ,"A--. . ~ 1 V ttt. , _7____s ..,A.&, ~. " AML I SUP(R Tc,n'seJn, seal', I, i'F. i s c,ncn-d Ifarald . jãL6 - 861c 9C(29 FRIED CHICKEN ISOC Fisnch Ave. 0111 Lanford way I? H i dI,J4aJJaS �S- -sr& :E- Tptj, Jrjt, IE a*' • I(I" !,FIrIf()tCl i4"r ,itti 1.011141 Hi "41111 asilli U 1_1-!i I __ , .:i%.','. , . . simulthast , '. r~,0111"its, ': appellost".. f?li I b D ii ts #'I '' !!'l'1("l(' . %1.1loo! 1s,_-!';I" bbi, eak I -11 licIi ii',. i I. Th !!l'i(i Whs'r I cut.'rt Ho: \'nurt A musi'a hihuiiid 'blI::m ::l,'i*liit. Atkir,t and ne.i it H,: Hour Jt'rrs is gurstc are nieclle' o! Reader orntoI.u1seandculIar*sbChet Atkins itkiwt around. lr I'IItI tkt'11' PU pUIV s V..,ltrt r)e1.iit 5(5fl4. 4,:trntlor. sr IPso episodt ('5( Do use pix$tcyt o a ynurn iIrl w hoglie fat her dirtspe rattil y flce'c 'e.ir-'L Wilt hiiiii hc •1'a Her effort it flipik'atn.l tthets it 0 '.'tsliii'(t ,,tt hk 3(Le,3t NBC'. Pctndernsi* 111(11W' and trim tor. pei'SU&' her or Rerun "TiwSurt Thrnsi "The ..iu hrtrt rist U th eruti'r of It LisrIs'. s 7`80c :u ARC. !tlnd Sss.,c 7, Reriur. 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LltlIUTItt In; and tmtiutt witt i tit'j.vs hf 1(5W nmnus.s rxcts muistur, Ilati utuit-it tit' is sl:zri Is, 'is'. lint ii di' si I' htarthi, t uiid iii'.....t'r:' -on ii ft?1. litmus; Iti' ti: u:,;;a cs:'c' ;' I'' i' Van," (ii5li, 0 - \Ii,' I. t I PI,.5t! (.IIU.'-Ttit', it lrIr$:' h,ii'in,'sm ho; %sirks. air 1111"t silt stisisla''. I It,t tutu - if hauiLl slr.'Irh"c' sills! 'g' lilt-Ill 111* ltll* 4. Ili liii St. iu'r' it I St Ill ti ,.hus I St hi t , 1111joesti,rdlialf all last fill' oll t;t.'.' ashtoflt it 1.1 .'Sl. I u.-workrr. bus th.- n$jI: kind o' .luttunj Lisa: viii axfltualt ')UT bet insint. A mid eatrasa.Jflr L 1111t141. M(lUts (fl, !itI Juu.ii . ou i t thr 4.114 C lit Will tOfiti' *.UII&I utu. $tdTt tout am.! .vilrsi m ari,.srtir. %IJit SUIt S (II tit f il l! aruc viii. other it , flu Shosios- tifir your IfrSmIti[JT It ilil Visor situ lrWt is Is TIE it :1 it' 1 ri I ' 1 111; car. a:cunipluk t :'ral dcii vhert oulistit IsIir: air concerned so hr suit I( et ui cub stan Support suns.- firs.- ffi'.ij v to car cit sot. a Shsov tourless f'ISCLS it ci .'( to Mat •'ti ( tPrictfltIatifl4 lUflit of your :irnc t.i: recent acquaintanes, whuis- t'aitourid experience a:, 41I%tt!t4Il.i' Ii' .h'tir nv r. IS vix (sort Us.- snlormalior: :Clv n-ct! i'Ljr s trip fur further data Ii IUVIC CHht.t) ic 11CIRK 10IIAI fir or the will be iii.- itt those deli ghtful . Oufl( peapis' vuti; man' ideat buin .v:'und its the ticact v hi' is at, ma$ncU that esets oar will van tDll this deter )Cttiflgitei hr Suit ID give ersoui du:iplszir Ir leaCh So stand tnt ovru lv c feet anti make is l's success, rutead of becoming a melt sponger 1tacit proper ethics earh, your child could brs.umt ter), ruthless ticcault of ta of retort mu 1cactun. anti List tuft could tit bitter hit Start impel flirt di' ill'! unipes ' What ot. maLt of 'or hit is lar.rty up lu 'I 01.1 ' Carioli Rig hter is Individual Ioitcit for YC'a? iigts for A ujuit 11 tioll read)- For your cops send your tirrthdatr and ,it rL "sIr?:,! I't:'.t- I :,:r:s't' ' u..s::uc a' nrvrp,j;'r' h:', ?11 .. I a 41i•'I i v itt al. n'. i's lii. 'c;l:lt - ' J a' I lls ..••. 'll't4 liii: i t tilt ' - si! tia: then ;uuri' IIII. ..,,iis".'(j• 5(555; Qpe.ju_t5 ul . ru uuL ,ir. clii: sty Its. .luinrset, a Iwo. p-ent!' n..twotr. ' eflasriti of Its. I:ve: cts. a U JIa ,•.. I3' A. ', , u ,..a V'U 113 .4il(f tornier hoe wit, one a! 'U ii-''t:iuirt'r ' Q Th , 11% 1I15SA 1 11ILLI1'' 71I.. Us' :t,':i'.stsutL .%",:: I tttiii thisi' alv'11%f, annh': ,'t' fluf st a: ;ii'Lin;' Cull Iti' pitt' ;ifIc" a tilot'k.tt urIIitis !ttr'.:tI!' ','5OTi'. bUt! d-. -I, u; %% itt at iut'a hod I tin;.. iii,': it a I'OI)% I)ultu: I 4..iSl .11 SI). Salt viii. stilt tiusiss his 1111(1 U.t ttn'tt 4.4.tR'Ti LIIIItL iii" it knitts•C arnlen: Tit- iii tie',ushi. tis't" (it'' 5(5' II t!u. Shill are c allc i mimi' - , I:, ,,., CD1A,,,.f '• Folk $ idi`_ NI. '*)" - I S ,., MIRRORS *PAINT 'WALLPAPER WIN AT BRiDGE ________- - - . iu:'rii It?,. '', . • * 1 ,, • a' I' .b' - ,5, !eU!"t liens U ;)tLI' tss'(: Si:: ii.'ieii dL - ,saa '4 anti rno'.•' nieoe.0114% It I WALT DISNtYPcuurnfIscs '' r.uznturtst ii' I TIt • TI dk oi'llnkt aerus, for list faust ;utr ct'ciiItn itt uwi Eari. tItAirit Of WbIc0S. tint Usemr '.t,lt Ii buatittuIt ant, frills v(KK A nt two, I. sanor-ir, s. Her. (It U? F 11'S"tit ttfl 1041 a; ;it.iamrrd If j fluflilsel- of Alises ba'S suit Pint-err at st-elI Ls - "irwe? Lnowr Us. - sur*<lud'r'iç Fas - A ' W Z"IS'.E' t's1* It is I. Il "lit 1% cu %.-rill S , ,, 1.e*. I. -: I isnuil, .. I ub," i liand %aii. ;'Iat'. ,-: a tnsus' 41 .'urs asgu s' I tot. t iS ntidot. (.ini it, [a AlL' a Vt e'sc Wulf title of tilt Cs''. ;jwrune'tc Dr*yip..I,s TItsair, &"£ 'ICi • [ 1. ' SPcrm. L' i t; i., .- l"It. loiu I ,-' . iims tJ., ' •54 l _____________ : ololf "1143 ' _A6 _ It C ". --- E r ' 2(01 French Sainford LI 11 31 it' S4.115IC S"tc'w.rsç '.s*'J I A 'J'I''P..! sItt.,s 5,1cc stool S.'rs II,' Is, s'ptfl 'IS tins SI week, -• ''yr.' c ',' •- . .. - ui r . ,.s ',.. ta.. I-- -_±A"I iI - -1 -- -- -- % !-Z-13i , a :a' '.Stu LSerrnusr: • in Searct Ian 'I umcrr'row Hi a Pl41iTU il- 4' IItU51dWI% 1?000 'i's' V "I'' r"i' o !'•r " u's --- - '. ' •= P. j'i. - : ; i!:: • I .' . . liii.' '1.1' ' ' . ' - \\ \i'. ii __ .'-. . Vrt'i;cls Avenut' in Sanford I Still) Is'. SITIII - sn ss'rvII's' on'ramIu,ti .. •'i • ' '.,-,,l • MIAMI 5 5' 'a, '., " r0i~io I'd Pt' •i ing mower ssrd" ' ,45'# 5 7 icu and ,,.slch '-;. 11 / . ('Uils(. - Ssu rifunil arra DuB OIS LAWN MOWER Sales & Service Ph 332 053 Carrier 26th £ Elm CLUB 0 I ,N\1t.% xC\ WASHINGTI)N AP Lumber consumption in the United Stales in 1972 will tell ar all time record of ,uttout 4.' ! a lion board feet, according cit irrastes for the sear t)s, :1* National Forest Pru.lu '5s5(1 Ilte building industrs IL ~A - 11 Behind Adams Auto Parrs 1.1 'liti:It Esi: I. 11 (I)tLitti for . OPEN T1'DAY rs'',siruIittf Si ltsui.r I li thI , 1 1 lu's siflsr it 'snse.stop sales 5111(1 thetis in- lfs'. a tIs.'tii a i-ill Si! hf I ,, f1;-f ''I in.'': 1 i's A l "'!I: ..' '.'iulI, to-Lit ~wior lllir'ltltIfls, d*esnt ft.'? fulkis, ho :' 'I-. :! III'' Shhliuk ,,!''''st that s'utli'r Just ito u. thing's'''si kt,c'.s Iu,os'. ninth t'4 2,' 2'cI ) I'rt'ntti .venue or saL 11001 tIun's' Irrissutui.mu .uriii 1111111" ii.t,4a ssnsl let the t'tp.'h' call '. 1 i luiiurs a a1.ut, i'. .o 1Ik pistuips Is,tse L.'t'ii mursitirig lists .ins%%t,r ) our question an'I h.'!: 11414.ti'S ii. i-to if toil mIst' it stirultuiL't and .iiti kmiitw tii.it s''tj with that repair Juts iir1.l.'iu that n'o'its ;uItu'rtII,iti trbutors,,•.''thut'tstiis's iii, e° sitter .uita:1 loners, Al s's rwnd it' fill'. .55,' sic ,At-11 '.s guarantee :. '' 11)115,111.' A nd Iliad I.. still ts it1l )luU ts.ik our ails; taut k'','1 uIi1 tI,irilit W.inu' sure smitw h', t ttsu',,s F.kctric Harold knows I,; ' O'Nea l lit V151m)i Mu*t,,r Sat,''. aursti Sets ii'' in tl,. • a-itt.- .-. ira! tit. IS tst4 .at it hIs's, thu st. tell 51)15 lt,.it i' out 55,41. t r SP = ':1 .55.5 5.5 hI On, C i-i ES 's-u'. •.4 4 ttIu,rsulau', tlur'',,:)u F1141.1%. front 8 if ill its !i P Iii auiiil SIJI S.ilur'i,,: Iristii Ii t '-," THE HOQNS AND , 54 1111' ''it r':t"'.i MOW WITH A TORO - Illa-L 26I9-I ) E HOT Li 'I III "f EON Xj i -, sls.u',s,n , GET THE BULL Bf I . . 09.1~* %? 's t.C\viNA*1 , 0 0\1q, I II i helwet'n tssottss: I and three-fourths of all lurs:)' In the I ,i,.i States with variation ill-[,, ild ing largely on the sI 14mg ft f .w! NE I''. home building. Forest econonilist Dr Stus'nch Jr ' Ytiu get that far Cut feel ing .'. Its EXPERIE NCED PERSONNE L , LATEST EQUIPME"eT To ASURE FACTORY SPECIFIC A 15CM 5 EDWARD'S SHOES Ii not- h c.iid it:, , i 1 oflsUfllptiofl Ics a'S • I Its iS - at Ward feet would rt'preser.: a gain of V . per cent more lit:: tilt- 1970 cunsuhlt;'ti.sr tat il which was a rel,i!ms i,!: shuggs 1: ) ear for both h. using a n d bet lie .ultribtsts'.t the bulk 'l the gain this year t.' dii' t Ut: i-ri's housur.g bourn '- Vale's Junior Shoeland Sun Travel ant: t'xploitistioi. actortiet , ill- ;s-çtP '5.4 1 consumption '0 and s'ver: hue' rw.ctwo'i.: (it aid after, rts-, theri, liio do it , ,1 4,: ties &$''.'r "i- s NO CHARGE FOR OUR SERVICE tl,lut•Ir,. Uais.4f,i' " - -1 CALLUS FOR DETAILS - ._ .:. , -_ Y.S'Hl9 ,, Fs -is • -ittf t' ' k - TQRO. - II I - -~ I -' ' A $65 from ' . ~: - ~ - , 4L -if MIXON ., - , P l 1 ,., ' lip r- P---, . ~_;j '1- - ' 3 DAYS 3 NIGHTS Paled C. ' l"l.'etrue - k..0j / - hst.y 431 Apopka Go su:1a' . -- .i'.'i't ill Utis t.'iiittitiflits BaHaMaS GOOMBAY SUMMER • trUti of Stofiet further rert,; hit horror unit lb. t,earthreai smr,t le-c't 1 .trwnua. the d.'t diss.'ust that. ufflirtr .4iiyi: tilbUi 1.i'rnwi c5a" £55 it Si %4011.11! St III V. AITtta It SIrItInI' . \ __ F 1) ,,o r)14 ts I. ' I rPFil ruES VHR)s;.s' ,s P' '5* 1.4 4 SOP 1.4 "if s liii PH )'114 IIWP :7 ,1 P' I" ' most Tit Dutmurt,l'.i CASSELFRR'P J 33J,) 222_li 3) 2 ,' II / . ~1 _; )Ili. i A-ifflia ' ', ' i'roLk'iiss Ili -I e'iutiipla't.' iii.' "top '-,iles and service is a att'ciult'd Locations It' St's vu' You : call flit .5114.551 14. III til,ltllt,'tl,iIl( e * HOUSE of BAR-B•Q "bCCTI dn so long It looks Ike i to me" ssnser-eornpa..: The 'enS if .- -4('Ittt'I %% lilt Is GUY'S I MRS MILLER I Itnis John, plus ut the ' am: smnanni w mu. the It.. "' h•h If"J. . Marcia V. t- . ' Iserur ''Cmc* T:-. V.as is haintu Prinat PH 323-5230 .sP'iri''i" IJN(A' ' YARN BARN - . 4... still 1111111 it 4 lITlljlIa'ti and line tit parts smut it wt'' I t5.UtI a' Sills .e'k lit' s.iiiiu-ltiirii tli,it he is lt'uui;t*rirul: itist ,f, he' , .,L a:. t it f. ,.0 1.011111 .0 it: iiuiit unite • / 1h150 rl ,,' - ' nill a :t. outdoor Crystal Pals. • I.,;v s; Londor,. and er .; pesirunitt " - Agency )'( LC'4(T,,.CXT)L) Pt A,!;. 41.',. I' '0 1, tOPaG,'aOOD CALL 323 asiC t' '' • - a' 'i 2117 S Frincri S.arford I flit tfl ALL OVOR K GUARAI4 TC ED SEMINOLE PAINT & BODY a 1 1410 IS2 '4 .s.i 4. .2'.'. ".tr -" t.,'" , PH 12341,1 " 54 hard M,r * 'q .rid st'tis 11 tr'utl pa.:-: ton his. sister jaivtirts, the ,rs.,us. it. ' it ttIO .1 u.s's look, it user careful): Shut was ant. u's 11016t, club trsckt aiguirsr an. :: H i m uhuu' '4" Cmrsithi' Sup. puss 4-1 Wilt tutU Isutmiort in esitlic'' ttaitsc •\ set'snuc! chit' lt'is It-Lit! InYsirt! chins ii.: would titiw lii.' SItuSItiut lu: hut tt'c'urd i u t iit'ieru ttiar"it'd luur'runser:' dt'nrtur Al c It I shor',t: Uueteatler arid as Henri; St. btt! i re;iuenibtrrt.d at :. Let Us ,_ ow - ~/ ' IDRCIA . . .. ~~A~s,.,. _. - Yes - .55,, I You Can Get Results ! CALL _________ 322- 261 1 ~11 , ;:i eaIs.s St (lfl,t .' It Ask For Jan Torbeft " tiritige p,, 1) /. P//." k, ADVERTISE Your Business or Products in the Business Review Section of The Herald Don't Put Off 'Til Tomorrow V J' What You Can Do Today Let us feature Your Business ii' a) tin,. with _____________________ _________________ %%r%I %,'I'tI I..' :• ' 14145 t..iuU, }'. . PICTURE and STORY a Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 A tJ ,I.. V k'Jssc • .. ..,d 4L Ij ' Prospects UI A'..-Jissi but itt,. bicari, I iou, $i.Irtlirt l hut, If 1usd gait, artS) 'iii, still ki,.'s' III'.'' .IiMIU hi' losing ng the' rubber so p 1 as u is carefuibs that berm Ilia-.of ttse ut ,. ' '.:' %' '7-1,, a tu::' tJU. 4'1t"tibt'S Ul *'fl! fUji to tIiii"s t'iiit,s V'iu,' iii %m_ (5 ' ToI1PIh WL'L'Tlui *111"r . I '4 ki Our Toot Is Loud And Strong or 831- 9993 Your Advertising Consultant __ "._11 __ - _ :l~ -=Z-- BLOW YOUR WHISTLE! • •. For More Information tie' ;slai U! Iiit cliii act tssic insured tier twi clu rsai.t i;:a:ns' art ant! u! t a C tsanil Iii-' tie' pnucve'ded it, .1) . ,,.- - : - I, till- - hit runs ntsdtttt expert! '-Is id ttit dui, Ond wall wallr it t I 1 untuUp;' allow , ~ - _ take out service 111 %k tstit ubtwr •.\ .. 11 liol.lartisl\ - ~ ~ .' I1(j4.',l( tic'' :s 1.1 P1'YtCIiR STI and lt.ut till, t:i,:!. 'l,utuil.si'ts itlil itirli1 it, . ' r.Iitu: I'' itt.- I t;' ''.iks ,.n't tus ,,'.tis l-iisitt"'.s I *iil . lit I, s.ruts iis,IIluI. slat.' ,sutu,liisi: (i4'* ufii.iIIt ',ti.ut irtsiil,utt't, a astaritilt, itt ito'tt,,.I'. iiiii't *ips,sl ttt(',' uis,il l.s Iii' stt:unssfssutiir'r Anti '. iI4 1'I ,Ii I 3I 1a thrrt•d bs till hipickeri a' thu cirzst 'ru! lu a tint fr iend & the tsth 's RI f' 3m'- (' 1t' 4.*.''. ' 1 t -arr1 x:j., 1.4 / Dinners rut's. tilnititser imanued lIt','': Heb't. wolf Ifs.' spans' lead lii he? Own Isaac) Land U! In' suns,' ttiluufliit plsu:t'd het as. it -.'Iiib: Y. es' r sinIletitt drt'pped anti s iut't't, I. TI '.tett tit, 11 vat sir: •.5J4. itsal' toi l fit, Helen It t-.,Ieni as se end cliii trc l. and %%- Ili it , . ' ------ , :. '- --. 0.4", al;,41111 dollis: 111.1t %%Ill( It I . ' I •i.* suit) a, Jastiucs Juisut,s ' M• s "t Ii'.ili t P'i'' - 1*1 lit .1 I'' ,tsi,it,,u.i. It.Iii'. sa'rsiss'iuIa'ii sate ea;ti.iIIt o' CHICKEN bElt PORK RIBS '. ' a nest Irn v.' ,I . .4 111114,11% '1 Ii,'.,. ' Os ( roFc")'sit. lift A. if World's Finest BAR •B•Q - .Th,,n'r, Cas cUt s.'W' 1 1 * p.00c Cannot- L. -I\ S Fr"i' I4a4 4, '$SIC '4) r. IV Illifli. , ie 'I HA M9 PM B&nd, ' itact o. the music was Usec s: pe rlarusert - ' i -%-k! ~ - ,11 I _., j ' . fill ' I .':' * ' OPEN DAILY Or, 0 m;idtitrnartst ds.crts, mi. . . - IS .... Unicorn I. I cons tiitsUtsun' ,1 ii Ii *' ),I I. i 19 L chiLi. 'I bottle, It, vxp.ssur tl..u' bt PAWN SHOP ,, IIIIIiII1UII' - 'IIQS'*.51't1 I'.s,,,t t ,' inn I • ::,sy,l ,.. tS.. Wit'cledicutec -; wniteri situd act-art win hart 4" v- rmi'a'ti IT, dairtunse radii' uric! t"uc'vusiIi,t: site id a lost It UI', . _ A:s"rstgirsc how sun: network cast W 'LZi a,j--,_. u.iiuirt ttic . musiluist silver: 4..Pt'h will Sit's. tle'!"timi' ..i 0 4 jiultvwuos. wnlhen unit ssrtur -ilike urt ou' ti! work-fu hr-- -and wtmuit an thtr zirer.0 I 'tn u allow it' Pawn= then ' iii, ClaVtifllt lit's. tiluat Not Frightful Play at All - - 1-'rYARN Or, ., snunter a series of ,sizarrl U: Ps.',rrifviru eventi, A ,sean. .. _;;;na SUs"' 01 j, dot lI's i''n it nail non tsar f.'i u out I r.'aIIs a*pi ,', taut. if (,ii'I! 01141 t'..p;'s II..r*il,I 'i%',.t Iii' I )N.'.ul, s,,iI 4 1114.4' s,'ii ill k,i.''.s ili..l 1 •, is,- '.., is tt. i:t tilt \lt 1' .unil S.'rsii'.' Ii.it.',I a ", t!)l) l'is'un ii 'tsu'tiiti Itt' ' "i' ' III 4. 1141 'It I Senkarik tie ruittuttuitue sIiow :. Man' of the "- - - ( ..7" su' sti \ 3 L 1 %V; 4 I ' ll Ill ll'-II1l4.' Ii S'.)! 'k .111.1 I ,ait.'It sssi!sl I.' Iti.4i4L lime *11 those 11141, bilks i.siii'Iut Itwii l,uisitwss lii till' 4 / l't.ol, hes •Jt.Ai-i*5 • !Jit'.'s • (',ti,latc I,',,; S,p,I*cs '.\ '.1,1 /1titY.hI • I ,• -,._ - ' Uses' > I i' Us AD . -~~ 1 , •_•,_,,",•, .', * except tin' • 3 , fl.'-. n' ptr aria uric- 1' .. , I .!it 4 *ART SUPPLIES *GLASS It loire to St.siurv.i ucterutier: lsi.} ;', 1 1 .'1' N --I an a i'iiriipsslsivt knutit' . • trmSporars sounds arid a Lsrs-.i :our mu' "Swirsin London' sa" .t mart Ill, nium. , lo%t,-. ;rllturri! art .I(,( Cracker, *!~hi ILSISI t'mt •te-s;i- '; Litt';t LL Lit hit slit'' i L ts.ltins. Itu stir. di .• ho euatar ever kids Ust hand a! Star dillint giver Use • ts t a' w hi't ' 'e'..t5 i _ -. i.r.itsiir From. Lonirsi. Operas 1unto' sit head writer of a It sirs I Suet Lamont lO5 tsIuc,"aI t" Mfi%Ot I ;i-upsrr' titan: mu! serisi' w2teri, 1016 0-Ulf . wI'iu bait cr'rats.ct .. • I 1:' v. 1 .4 u • htsu compsint' dispatctwrt tier first a uAt5 a. Ue c"Iumr it tcsrii v-ibIs T S iflS let guect.x, raft of whom, was aisLes.! It respond tu'spccifo qUttiflflJ jibauf !0lfl Speatit! urea o! tt'k's'issoi. Hen e ci.'tcnae 'if lit, tjjiS'11fl55 -. cPFFr •P GUNS '. tTl755i •Jiw":-,s.,- I 'ult,; __ i. rw , TOGETHER... t5t5 'ISII' evO's1tws t driver,anCnevrusando!::- £ l's (5) G"ps.r £.'p Soop Pa.. peirvi H poser -'' Here Is A Defense For : I .'( •lr? calles: it it turrat. up a taacLa.. rim. plissuirlL a truz'larw -.:. , - .... 1IMIE IL. knitso its's. It P11141 tui'' Uiitt !flt ' spot! I tri.'C was) atuc: 5 i-mitltlltU, runs;itissn tl fill : it removal! tin Pasiti' i'Lii.c sijtIu"tur,s tat'i; Iii. U: I an teal! liii 4.4.511" Stilt mu'' titisttsiiirl - il I\\IL ' .!'I! IC ( iiiP ()r_ :2 ii' Jjg 20) I T) It' ire those tint iosias v.hc' air usualit diffi cult to reacts and deeper: .1i5flL3ulur, t'nyi thr Suns prs dawr au cats protrsi it ;:.Itflini i'riir aim Asnid sonsr situation that could lead te tsi S 'tDbI(tlTt •. wail.' TV Ails' it - tiarrineti 'it' 1 i( • to. Au 2 1 1 tlandk duties earls visrilse it LIIlfl*"... *1' J ib*IflIr ii-' 4.1111, r'31 r n•• • in.3..! Jut List lot. Ili% wfjeyy as1geta err ncsurs it full. lIOn' I.ftII" I mkr r califs it ; Sep, duties Au1 .!. It :2 , (.e russ at list t..i S iiU' lilt rut 111011 iT1hotlllsti it. thy futur, lit) S'OL jax , 'ti%tIittitt, lJtt .fit .t,(tptJtI5,t 0 panne" 1*5 SJ!tlti 'tnt- nry IiT't' iiij ti Al. p1 s iou, nwtua! affairs Lull. A (Sc';'' It Oi ' Lee; buss Al twoULLeepall :e:utds anti rutetmunleni trtltTl) unc PC? all Eta1gtiIeflf( nit' , , ell Mss.Lr SUTI SOUT oatifitoot it ii: t.)uiI OudI. u.:zaIIt U fl: in fin tifitet ?eTrAtsc)y) S('LPI!' isi 2 ii. "t*t (.r' bust -.ith pert.:.. i,sit Iris jin,i niait list 11111 4-tr1% 'us. v ant Spend tin,. 'rautt cal hjrtsei thug MaLt fin.- Impression Ott that ipt - i _tit you h.ar- arid enjos iii.- rsrniiajsAC;I'M AI:tt'. I5PI : C.aihdrni atiuu: ,IiTnl knott irdp ant dat.. Sot. net-cl I' tnid dUrUSI :1st :ItitnIflJ I tilt day fin that ptusianthropsc wart vns van' it ! t'tl,t' a.'P' liset i.a1: ads' n:::t is '. su c: Polls c0i k of toll julie: I I YtI.t 5,q.wurst 5 - fu*r1t :. Il4.dh1::.htt;:::,.t 31 !2 i C.'r srt at a w,'trrar . :tsr; ' !'i Mot',e -OflPfl"$t' Of, '"s ' :ir's,n .'yiUr, Eitg - (2 1 SalCO tft 1 tiunit ' 11' 1114 4r*flltp '-°'' &raa?r ,nat'& Peas' ii dud nit' tf'tti'i v.asnhrit Instro: of a ni'thI,c tyttit tvil lo curs- Its' tt.aut hum it ri;Inrtzj: ltnrumivi' ttifiri;, t'lIimf'tlfli'- ttu'ss tIflI' arc ittLlt'tt.: c tah7l! L!Iat allu cal Ill vaS11% plilied iflooll I ll-i'l - :!t'Vtw4-C "' W0"IC o (I I ' -. One-Stop Sales & Service " 1 s I )1I AND -' > - '. 1JJPJts.t I " 1(.-i(i IC' C!.S Cannot ' "°" t.0 s camui: rs'tc' ;w'isifl U 4.-. a - " .sis Dona hot in SC I I , ::i ctt? ii' hi "Ik 1.ztrijit-.Iind'I r i i. '. x 1 iflU'i.V'htsrs, ,. o to bores is ,arr s.arsQa'oc POLNTEft H'ri' , ' ?/E !ITC)(.14! ('/PfaPT Gloc' inheriLt ii C-olcsnsa tc'o'-& • I4.ws sR4. Acu L'U' sj' Movie C)! T" Vrck Rerun - Th-Hciuse tliii Rk?.a' V.nldr ,ettvs:.urC:. s'5 Ii V Tb. C tryill I lgtI%e: Ii: :i :'i . ii;it r' at, infiuenti flax: It r atutsi wstt & vos. art dcveloptnj mu' as arnpair it titin' You nun' it' - ouditicin anti tuitat,hr n N ot. r presen: hr suit it rcirr.bandit S flu' IUrJ' IT to,:[. S. :a&list,t. lisa' Uaoir t:)' list rncs' pubIs. Pin .if, Is-I; [ i t; v i.1 tit. sit, '\ 1.11 ' Ma .\y' I li, Sunirunc it, nrrnme :rluLC 1fl1t5 t5'CITIIU If S I) tlClV P. lit Inst prtltiIrru: rut nsaS Malt tUft S Ut. av III,' 114? ant .1Tufl)Cfltt wi:t LU it n lit vhate,r' wiL nsat tisert mu.t tiappie: msteaii 1,1 I. Ayr 20 Iv Mt :c.t I Stiou partner? Sot. • Yt flhtirt bar v ilbrs 1 t*ilprUlu "'IV am hint itt. r: tietur: rtiuuts !'sar list Tula" nuni intvlhscis! it 11I tu then, (Or'. appriwa t :'fu you Iin Itrias U pa (IMII (Mas it Jun.- : 5t,u sail: it, Us.- tiaruduini of 0 11111C, ahead td VOU and m: Ivelfir, cu,perat:tn hum. 3C (21 • (' NR tirv' C '• .i- 01111. CARoi...L. -livicar IT. MI"it . it: Miat D,siat irrist& Jar ! - - ., .'. A()1A Kit's t - , - frun $ L A. CPii.D oniii, Suse er $ stari'.. AddrMet svel.pa S : tu .44 I. * ,. ' uvs ..'es a X (t Sum..,,' i)I.Ait TIIAI'I'IZi lout pnbfr.n wa.s bait V fang I as. art On roura. Is rIttical, 'i'nufb.If t itLuaUuT whsct hai bs's'unn istillimp Tiw aol' ao$uUot I U I?' batit.t Ii. arquatni U,..i ,itlt thel' ranIrmporafl. •151 rntrt. MIF' .- • S5)liflO'5 4 u. I "r.bhems ITi Abbso For $ persissialls, vept wrti. It - i a !bw WEDNESDAY 1 4. ' - 155y just a p1.' ,.li ' Niwt i;U i"i Mast a -el , tnt 3C!Th'a,or M,iti' fI W (0, r5,-. ; ;i; u'ri' t?tty' (s) Scw:.a teoc,-' - INIOA : ti s l' , - yarn ' Tinu's' A soisp '.tisr fixriflL V. ortd Ysir Ptt.': Falk i,Tid r)I4rn4 Falkt4 p' th(l04.'t-Inti'.estt. rywt phntaraphCr whit faLt a loss v.stl.MLct Sul.et, ther.m..-. Iruir he: U s'(wr? the IAsmui 15 i2' IS W't M .5 4I PI"i,' _____ , .ei'-.' PLurhouse Rerur,., -Pr'' St',* S,:n'y- . iE I 10. 1. E 3f" Th'n0it C Y 121 t.cw'sc t'ibaiiom 3( U :'u t' ir'r li,p.O F1v4'-" .,-s- UI : '; s,.,. .. R a 0"e, -. Ruirmur' ;r: ' O'Neal Harold Wayne , ,,;, , . tt Movies 2L If -. NS TO , s wiu Ut tt:it,afld Is whoa vuc hay, bcft bapyilt' otamed in- U,. vran. !sunib.. (sn tntss'cJ Uw boat 21. 'air a,' •' ,.iJ,cktTutiiirlL , 3 , (5) Mawa' __________ S. inter": .'vra! Year, agi oar trieodt wert ven . gric* . 4.5lv ' fc'rr aimis' rniuding trwn it partw. cit fir the g'tev Urti U' Uut, anc any mr incus! Uli u ver aparu. V. ci. tui- Alit: In: prnb text it aomrwhetc U 11IIt ra?nbllnj !'tIr at L' you car find t tiar voifI ofte' a l - M. -, , I __1 -- W!*5 t it 1 45 Dc*'ula..osa : See PAW~ Z w~w~ 6"l'i f, • il, .bL4*d s;s'..Sb' ,.ttustt'tt. arid SicCarrett'r a' 'e'S-Udistiflt Most orth leads It : '.5 It - P aa"""_"` S --'' ' ;: _le.)tta•cT4 V 1. ' __________________ fir tnt AIuu Us.'rs art yuan: retzrtd couph' It hut rornTTit:. rat fni wair at par: t Uwtt Vt art User on ' rn ,i:mi I - 'I ;-Ui /JffY 1k ynt. t2u nk rrijoirLe parorinou stuk T.RY da' wilt, the, ma-reci zlauçb(e Mint tVc at a;armlrn: flea: w and Use' uu Ifi' ty,tnt Lt r Al! User 'haia-upa1.wnt' trtaxzre M: riaci': art inert oft.aaon clatrMI& and the: uat m' hnw.s a 1111MIC1, dnear : upae mt. fir. I ream, mort and rtrn' c 1' ' U - L1_.. LF'7'LR,cK5P '4 0 burdrt is aaotbpr ousar' hnnin plix, Ut,-. then Is othp -. 1 .,r. '''.: 's.. , of privas Thesromt here j: 9 a n icr sffr, and stat fir t't -h the?, the wait far U chllctrrt Li coIns PSOITU lrcsn. rso ll 7'rvin are still here wiser, 1 stair: dUTne ant: Mfl1 :: ncvr: la,vt an, isti trwrt U stir The ii'? !t of: w. Itthe'. utwflVt tr1n:n4 aittak' rts! to! r,luMil" !: ir msthj U The & mans tlstnp U' "hel tnt liac worb It and Mitt WWi and darn a.nr balm I got if. flflttm; 4* HIlL NO* evet, a nen Olflrflefl Tzse' Ui ti jitst aum 'lu tns rids' and art cameo: Ut jut: ii: it lix car ant :' ' ' - I)LAII IlIf. 'inu fprhnz b*i Pwet r.isIlrm hnsiz "n, is' t Hawaii So.aa-es it 'o1 'vwtc 1117 -. hau sty anM4 bind and tnrturi tnt I am nouaIt ronhldermi auger W rduev Lht 1ZU fl hn%iflr. I fflV the Wflfl3fl WIW) U lurt ennugt. it, enj ani rintar a! i, j. nso. AnC i! he hand U a mak Chauvinist pzç wbn huniiLaiet he: I,' roan gnw.znt- a: bijrsonrneld warnalln an'. pvrtY). ç-iv rtuid teL hilt. tha: hi v sU.li to Ut!.It hrr iattn fir ' fl1C. Iii t'.'EP4IPdG - .hurt't and Julie becomes U'. to the infant Wfiuk .-,irin for the Lat he letrc :641 the fsarenU tuic seen taki-,s. the child iinc or their rnestrike Sv$e 11 t fl . tti I tU l '.,fL bv..r rncruiu. ft tg12t' at 11t2r, tZ1ear. dar !ilit-t rnclve- brw a' ri ve --t np'ior t'.cauci 2 havp iyvr Ufl 1 cnmfortahLs- one 1 an sift ant! Ure! of tfl*t whic I. -. ( ) Lc'vt Ar*,car UESDAY I ' ii,,.i.. r..'i : to it- 1,I, tfMcad ) Points IaLt leads the r ' :.hed % Py Abig a il Van Buren W. r,. Soijad * * * Irfam h,yt burden to her i I? tJ Ot With Your Product Or Service It ,~ 11, �- - - - :- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - _ - _ _______ - _!- --- _______ 4B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, July 18, 1972 ****************Ø********** • : J. THE SPECIALISTS : BRAKE WORK FROST END ALIGNMENT , U MCCL BEARINGS PACKED R. ic MrGH SPEED BALANCE Is, • $9 ALL NEXT Sanford A -. a -c•' • 5p WITH T RENTALS . . S • •i V 'd' * ~,e ¶t qS rt" 1501 W 1st S t. - n VIES.I(A Y VIASHETERIAS 1 1 West 27th t 2010 French Ave _______ _________________ Sanford - Craven Natural loods _,~~-; :~fl DowntO*rt Sanford ) 7 E F,rtf rz~jl ,. ' '1; Early American FLORIDA ROES] ~ '\I ardedand I <, 'S-S the old ,rind md i mt a change pace 1 t1xL Johnson. tra v el - ci ..MLI" - '4"' ~F, ~* ^ W717 ...~*,~ .. . .1k:. .-I I 1 et lft~ , i~ 't . I ,;_ , ,4- ~:w"~ . T4 I I 10'k _:t# t A IND , .'4'. P AtnI:i ml ,rIkt Is .iti'iI at :its lark - . .I --- 4 % 1 7, _ - II Irii , to one ipproat h to the . I;- W ~' / _ (171'I I - -- r I P - S_ , - I - %. If - 1i')_ I PAINE RALS - TEAS I 14 U% &L ' 140OW ETC F IRST ST if st.irk hit. ,ltam SANFORD I I n The 0 W K I l9ore Seod S?or@ 6 Idg.) 4 C, ; i DECORATED CAKES 4 SHOP 31 Y r 1 2- 1 S E We Will ence PARK For Decorate Your Cake For Any j r s nq and Con, alec € In A Hurry' PASTRY I Ill I ? ) ii) III 1 1 1 (ii ( ' i /t4 drop that L.n.atuatl% lot the SUTIIOL r ' Ri y) ()nls 4 mitt' -e - - 1,I 4 4 10 Invoice Cw;t ?Irappørl Cut and F r,,sr someone who neec1 t. OCCASiN While You Wait Ph 372 s'e I. -- r , A enue Sanford Fla . I .. . U1 t) trip to Long fl()1I i1\ I I -~* ,,I ~ !!,;. I t ;n " d rful 1,11' les scluth is the Stella Maris th-r 11 froin Orlando for its little it-, %tater enthusiast or *.'I slliIrl- CASSE LBERRY PH 831-1933 HWY. 17 92 & 436 If A - called (.ipe Santa see the Atlantic on one side and 'a nd ou are ' flit's f.i ith sour p1.in ui Itl .I1 - ir or s on You t an I ,o 'a ton Sun Tiasel epert pi., ha Casselberry - - f. 0 0 .9 RENT A p i - OR A MOTOR HOME Ph. 323.27$0 2400 Fv.micb Ave. g fl - - I For Furni t r i'r,11i'l furniture %011'S 1,.I% 'or es i'r' rts'uui in the house ant .Jeirat-ir' go usincss so 'acli - they tao help .i:ound the house so le, shopping. T1W %turrs .Ire Ifir ~Gu rl.iske ttic right decision.N lilt' IA'!,t pieces ~VIV( tIoN 01 - hivek ;:r. • t'iiiuticaI 'a.i% H -i Thest- men knol,ii, IA hit h %oods ,J,.(-I,,It)r. floor lamps 'Alth littlt, Wh~ don't \iitj just get i~ Noll'~ Furniture Store in sod and %hich foundations and 1 '.t, ,sellA-rr% Tlw~ ,.I% I the% deal inner structur" stand up to a lamps of lo%t- l% tivsigris an(I ( (,I()rs. . • i. - i: - 1 OUt vnju% ,Iber It is an encltseti 1XIrUh - .!;.:t4t I lk ". I S mu 11e sif 't 'iiitl iinihirt I .~-_!_-a- permanent finishes: t-tistiiiii fabricated i, .i'a nsniis -, they - 'h- their I ht' - iire"s shutter n (t'IitTs csiliirss es tin' can I ' bri ght ness lik to your hine, 'arin go ire .111111111111111 slifing (Ill -' -b.' I I IL those sir> nit" niteeting nj If hips' for an> where - Longwood P Sh - - P .. I Sel,ections / IJ ~ T , - .1 t o '~ r l~ •• fell wer Euipm.nt SALON - -- -- YARD M N amd BEAUTY --- iorwp r, Soason -• -r - 10 - sr s : ::'° $ op ' 1 4'S'~.1;AJ I , i - ~~ .1 ------ - -_ III SHOE bmE A , 4, 0 - __ I,- - 1MOLIPuZA - 7i~:r ! r%a.e io a I, i %. . e I Is - CcIor T Choose 0-_ - . . I, . / lilt-k. Uniteil h;is the IA'St. ' rulaxand enjoy it Only the very hight-'.t quality materials and ,,U%Ilit SS (It (0 )our %kish to shelter your lilt , servire is the Im-st you can 6Iunda Southurn or doors, sihy not tOthiy I. , - svisil lent-i' •Fake your s iur hinit' ,mmnt sit back and • to, 1!,/! ,!,. A r d ,'Aa r ~ (ASS EL BE PRY 'a ith I'arlK-t iif Sinflird And %iiu ,Aill like lilt- Im-atitifill 4 HWY. 17-92 1:1,1 ;:ivas. or pvrh;ips %(ill ._- SALES FURNITURE OL lii meet no and help you with * ! jQ S FREIGHT DAMAGED N L Credit ri I t ru s . in mv -iili Iis and the Saitherns are anxious ". I ,,. 0 - .d Drive. Ill) %our hollit. and tiley (Io protect _-I t-SANDALS 41 I/ f) OFF (Ill I '-i I ii k ifl I it i' at. t-insut!'r - . I N ___ (lilt's to st t I top 1)\ .iiitl See Ih %% ith tractive (hi. 17 - __________________________________________________________________________________ ('AIXI N AND GLE-NDA Southern at I'llited 1-'ellce. A%% IlIng and ("Irpet 's.in(urd - - ', ;,,.%, .~ ... __ 02--w _ ar- - _-_~, `I- nsure . I ra ns Lu _____ :-: Iii is ca. tiletxirch. vlrj)l Maintenance InserL sereened .,i vr - ased in LI,ick strought Inn it is tA'autiiui ii - 5i;: TS I Il i good or had "cattivr' In the bad t-,ithtstral Ili Buffalo 40 years ago It is of Tiff, feathirr ho"er artangt RI °';: :, tile customer qualM ,Aiirk- fit vour requirements, awl the ,-,eejjIj(is, to .,i ny 1xisitliql. 'lilt. ~our bim-cific nmis in hoille I - added liall't is &:11ar,iritt- cil not to t lilt). imprio%vinvi-its, evvn with If )tiu are ill' imilmrs\ ;sttir. hoot 11frnui i ra c k u pit l bntfit tn sNtspt hipont 501." Another item c arried bs le . ill ;rh v.itu n'il in 1k rt olin ui miii uluntinuuui sidirit If 5411 itt in lilt- market int i t mit, it is ti United vin\1 %%irido%4s" This is many others in fashionaLit, i' loo4i iii(i Leautifill fenre. "It%, for the lwniv If )iiu are tired of tht first reall% practical allit t,iilors atift stNtes, not check out the chain hii~ paintitiv or if you %%ant to) give a store, told U.S that this lamp :l iniporteil .4, Ti N __________ - - - tificial plants fiiisst'ring trees - asr 5 v -j - '' - OIC (*ijssVIi,vII~ which still IxSItiSt'I% intake that just to t.towse around, don't you >ou dint Luy the 'aTOT1I thins special place in >tur hermit'. And th ink Ikidcs. % ('U know ou Fir 'tar particular home or ti-a' IA-st selection of l.mntlis .1rounil the old hotnes!ead, - 11f III.III.I&,:t'r conditioned and it still IA? fliCt? lIJ0tit 'OUt purChaseS, t' that REGISTRATION I :1.11114. N v t(K) hot Io (to anWiInk: thvir se'rvice men knol,% their Summer P rogram - Transportation Mon. - Fri. 7:00 A .M. - 6:00 P.M. AT LOW RATES (ju.1:1 ,1 \. 11% AY%*SIFCZK()%SKI Kindergarten ~ Pre. Kindergarten Nursery To Suit Your Neods 4/I AT CASSELBERRY KAY,' ARE . 0-ILI s N oI I' Shop "-mr.-Orl% tJ L ' 1- Ir I ALL ilumiiinummi proilut b manufactured in tiiiik n - i " Lets Go Camping ... - I ri iiiitllIi'uii,tn ('Ot is CUt. IiViI' U. S. 17-92 In On ri Illatl\ olitstarldi jiluminuin awnings, varport k ir of ill ti-it dt I mils (or sou that ,ill sou has- v to think •IIAlut ________ -•-• • Forttinatel). for hoineoAriers, Uniti-il Fence. A%Antiw -ind t. i U . V,, : our,At • % left their flidive still(. (If 1 ,TS summertitne OrLindo factort,, therefore tile I ` AFts z C ,qt AUTO PARTS thrve ii (I, rrntr.iI Fliiril.i as their ness IstH ii Ini 'a inn tins Spirits, )nu know. CnIul"Lus resort. %ith evirr)thing. From lialmma% And LAI sinart. let the fare and accot nitimia lions No matter %%here \,Ili plan : , i.intied on the northern lip of the ) n dt-m in the Inn. you can v\ix-rLkal Sun Tra%el amist :,ou ' . / t availa ble through Sun Tras(1 Viriinia arn moved to heatitilul During the Itati omits (,00iiit; is Seminole ( ount, last ' SUflhlil r s x' i ii tr isd Pit ( its in opint d his i inbt r ghted S&E (acrots frorr Seminole P;a:a) 1. ilitlitren, time, i litliti ii 5(11 mIt iihir ihit IittIt\Insi lis&in Mm Travel Agency (10 the pl4nrung for on In filet , (lit plan .1 trip for no matter here nu ant to go this end and sou can 'a .tlk the F tht I sass it s aUis 'a ft-re & u:i.0 'a .ilked throughly delightful. • in I lus ru 111,1111V %% lilt ll I Bahama Islands Or better \ et, in quiet a r 'V i i - UInf4ItII .,;~, if pu %%.int III izo ;,till do shirvt, no.i - i. its in ( Snuthe - encNin ted %% ith another place t(. WITH FILL-UP 'Vj -Z.~ ,wft 0 :i . ,&- fo-'Pl. children atMi. the owners ate de Ilii,ht d sshi n the 55 bile f tinils irrists the sign on the rociftop in the I : A - 1- 4 W_ - -h main ho'e- is ador..k tmittaits orerlcxkini s ill of !tnt 'a itt-i i Ui ik bed tnt Atlan tic roof lompletels separm 15 a flut I- thel 'a i i.MlIutds SANFORD I I. -- M.irk. ,iie * . - - Ph 327 755 1. Ea - :-_. / .' -; msas 1Iside roll into the salt p - - -w"'00,A #Z. r -- Professional Nursing Care L ~Nejft To Food Fair! • $ _________________________________________________________________ I to ask .iLuiit liii- 6.L . .iiht. Gotni south. entlt that - ;r r . PLAZA y I G&0r8 D R U GS IC PI- f Is , / I P'z s • Z --- - . opposite shore. Lirmid LA-actics stretch out into the chimrnrin. denc e - .OIMP"nmm .~.9 WI the northeast headlands II.! - Our Super VlII8 s I Iowa Beef - OV F DO aped ofivw~/Y I -, Dubuque 14 W atch for -00!t:l~~, ed WE SPECIALIZE c,Zfl in - .~......dd-P.IIIII . I t starts F --- I. I A E 7$4 I "!~ And Western Woor I 1 . 1 ' non lln'ri is a '21 1-hour •m - COU NTR Y I .!'ii;~ ; . t4-% - fjIJ - -i III the.S.inforilan,.i ... Oviedo Tractor Co - II, / ~ ~-.;-ire sure that it I.-. dazzling G !tk~~n .1J 09 . !, 1, i'- / • . - 4.-, DudaA u to Par t sa n d . 11 in tintini • - I1 carø it Li Iti t Iii ., I. I tII(' tIIIIi Im prove hinit ilnprniIni nt Is In nur p1 ins fir tli. ni it f t - -- flff)rCt AIr)"r? AND ip .W of III 4I Auto Parts Hi Protein VITMINS P Town \ S II ( / k I Ski tOh% fit ' Hard*arip for the Farm or Home I NELSON Son1e Nev F o l k s n ,, if the stands in the Bahtrn ihtin - It IS an island of - . - i III, place I, IA)ng Island, one Farm Home PESTICIDES FERTILIZERS BULK SEEDS ~ RII NIk,n. Vqr -.I&- 'i Island Trip FLA. 1 11 '.\s1I(/hosM .... rC%Ivr)L,jur spirits GardenLand ~, 1~- .,~ c,~ PH 373 8760 An Consider . I United Fence, Awning And Carpet For Your Vacation Than You Pay Any here Else In Sanford When You Wash At Ph 323-4711 of -i -- Bid 1 you CAN WASH YOUR C park Ph oS.Gp 40% GUARANTEED (Nit s15 ••, 5 cANFORDS€RVICE CAL HEGSTROM Ph, 372-4924 2511 S French Ave SATISFACTION company 4 "".'P S DEK L S,0 7N;5E Courtesy -,4, V, , 4.0_ * ~ COPIER - , :' . (Y 18, 1977- 58 - - I /. Jul ',' Is - : Ph 3.) 1411 .4: 1 6 French Tijsda,i, - TTI : : * * ALIGNMENT TOME AAA _- qww - : FRONT END ALIGNMENT _______________________ _ ThpS anfrd Hr &d endbIeSer.'ce Put Your Car.;.. ________ V_ • • ForFas? arni, t_ 1*' , : , WHERE C ACTION IS 1112 - Lonowood THE r-r- Hwy I Mi South of Big Ire, ' I ThaI - parb Tires - - -fitening the loose screws and Bro%hill, Ttwinasville, Stan IC)L. !!... otticir little things that might K r ohler, liarculounge and st '-It .'isls innis '(u - 0 0 Parts Locatina Service j Throughout The Soutneasi Largeti Auto Parts House In Seminole County V, St(( LATE MODEL . FNGINES \1 %,oll's .%,4,11 0 _• ' ' - • • WRECKER SERVICE -~ * _- ~ __ - 0 11r./I I ,I -. . x1r. . Y M4 .--11~__~ 4-) I I - -. - - ' Ck, -- - * W_ - "If( train through parts South Africa This is S _ 40% ~I • Comet "% A*nimgt I ,j -~ ABOUT THE NEW silS PARKOR - - Patio Roofs Scr"n Room% Vinyl windows off FENCE, AWNING& CARPET of SANFORD. Inc. off SANFORD - o down to Noll's gracious ova ir to travel Yc), can sip your tea and at Itv s ou ure I furnit you same "mm r I ji % si,stvill. Ij.IIi,1 %%1,4XI P.1%kri S1101) understands his tustimuiers' nt"-Is aiiil tries It) flU ti-it-imi 'aitit all Iii-' discret ion required for his 151w If utwration t'uIt.'rgt'nit.' finant- i,iI sItu,mtin 1% giving >ou .1 tirilideiiti,uI tin in sour itetui ou uuta si ush tiulihut t'isset'iiruts lit' will .ilso ui- nt- i I tpt'r,itlng P'' ° ,ms t- quipmmii'nt. sst'II as nililioni's .uiit ratio I-limituiwnui-.mhiomi si't'r him III do so. lor ;I %t,r% stand,s 1whind tile prioducts lie tile I,IIIII:%A(XXI . 0 lans. sells awl trailes all III list it iii lb ,,I Ever)IA v likes .I U.Itneras. radl(IS, 11111"itt'ill Ill- strijimit fits lit I i Its 1211 Lass ii, itili ins 'a hi I in ii ull i,.ivain ~,V-Illtlflll , ;~ -"'d ,Ire -'%iIlI-II,Ie at . 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II%t IIjjjefIIjI!4Lj % - isl e i,, ' - iir I 11 . . .i.,. ;, . - iIl I iv li -_ . .I ~ i-__:,_~ N , today. 2llOOrlando Dr. Sanford 1p"t . For Demonstration -2811 and tradItions are still to be seen en 9 305 30 Sa?urda to op - 41 ,. / it r'rt in'' that 4 - Ski Boats - , 1~ Rcos ,jp leaves, ponesira.v *orld, idyllic b*ach resorts, . uutr lb iii sup us fr it h 115 i >1111 sour iii'tit 5 1 uk it iii -N (Our t p Enjoy a ill olin I u& It lb * Marlin * I 0 off I Ill . - - .- ,,I l -. -P` ~~iwr -- 4; _, j, 4~--z 1~~_: d1`111114-4414 , % Johnson Motors ( - III,. ,11.1111011(ts litaround %iie I'vilei,t. %ou 1111,~1,1, it III an appraiser %ou find th.it treasurt, \ ou' ll.1% I, ~vl ~1 Ill.i% 4141'.41 It It IN 110t .1111)rolseil , vvitim: - %tht-tht take one s%S0fll)lishI . ONL '4 Itilluild Lelluves that if ! 'e Ireats tii-, customer n4tit, h" I . tional beauty, South Africa today has Some of the big , ''r 11i%t' 4 - I - I - n its i $rt itit lull Iii itltirt It - - - 44d".- .0. . Ja s 1,11. - "I -r- - , tt* lit- it just ' '.s tInt sthu>'r oat unm1 is s - - 11-quest )ear, I It- is olivii for laisiness oil .111L , r - tint fracti on if tha t their original cost se ll it real steal if %(Ili rived one. For lilt, oir~atwation %% lllt'h liii usint ss Just new it this III- 6y from Frid.i%' and Saltir ' . I., ~~M . Central F f~ 't of humus 'ahi It ssuuitl he a siti ti It'. i- aliun. Ile is it very nice and 1'ert lit- LrouOlt .4 .1 ,i - 0N.............4I .I I . - TIRES Sanford Pa'All Shop has .I %%Ill find ox)(1, l,tj%s on unreItems riew proprietor - not new it) (it vinal,le inerc handise ! 4 , ,w4rNA 11' - / *hen you trice in pIarr 11 ,, _____ - - there are in;un i,.urgains Viii '' - - . A N YOUR LAWN . more - JrJWP9F-J"-A6JW Park It wi ll be anep -rience fou will never to, ;To see hi our Af - . I ______ I . . I ',~, - Nit" 4 sawd -1An4j*% ,~ -I-c it V11' snual ildr...,ii I t_ N urong. van youl Tell Walker ue sent you ~4~ - .- I-I -. &;:-_.1 ___ __ - ___ I li - I - r,~_!~.A.'-4: ~ 9 ~ _-, ~ - ~~*i ~ W-1 iiit~ Im 1 . Of Contrast% See mulviritains, plains. tw*iSttn; r 11~e great variety of bird Take a coach from Johan ,,# this land ' " nttd hut )OU 1 -1 -I little frivolous and )ou RADIAL BRIDGESTONE 405W. First - ,.- ha ve .111 this 1,0041 Africa or some I;mier cL,_,r . - dding is non-allergenic if ' A I;- " . , CALL or DROP BY AND ASK and not ever-.%one I I I shedding, mildew and it is :;. !1-rc:i:L*_,l.-,.1. L,Clf -..Vnt:Ij1:n9 it I dch% vr)L is ~uarantevtl iAithin hours of purchase. Cant Fau i-i is spt ial in its means, 'it __-;44 an ahsolutely as and enormo-is corguous cathedral lanip IWIA-rt Walk~-:. I ,rniture knoss %OU netmi new kding, I> ••• 11111111111 &Z, _ ---!_,_~~~ STEEL 'a , 71. . s ,A,11 fintl ti)p wAn swiia% - • . IT Ilanging in the rear of the r 'novIfl' the statci-tcs nd niture designers, such as store Wheels Etc. New Owner Takes Over i Credit terms are as aihihl" .o 1 time They know the special ir staff rene%5 the furniture qualities of the differcrit fur- Eng in es, T ransmissions I 45U5*' s Furniture It ~s "I"I'l at Ni,11' full of 6L.iuliful furniture to 1(. I, __ - ,W .j ? COPYMATIE 1100 'The Dry Copier - I C'lhl - _i, ' ------ for horn. 5 hool I1otigwx1 Pawn Shop. if ('a.s.selhcrry. Iiyou ' re you want a real bargain, then his place of business is ctist( 11 try Noll's - rnae for you. Huy the product you want at Just . HENDRIX'S ANTIQUES ' iit i i,u hi., 4 georgo tuai1 ( /1' 1 201 S Elm A-.e Pit o .- 'A ly_ ~g jjjjjllll - Teapols 5,.,jaf 1 I Cv v% & Sauker. ,!4 4; --_I t 4 \, 1 , r ,ill / i,reafl,el \1\ `!-z--- - - - *~k:t- i_ . - - - - __ ,0,%jI-QRT ,,I$j0,;*. -MAKER ,% 4Aj ;K I.* is CALL 322 3312 1-OM FREE ESTIMATE P1, I 12 / 2619 B S French Ave Tl -I ;.,qc Litt ** �6B—The Sanf ord Herald Tuesday, July 18. 1972 Without Any Hits -. J .. — Withrow, Sch efs tedt Bat Stars a Seminole Rolls Past Oviedo, 14-0 Sanford Continentals Win Game - Tuesday. iu'j The Snnford Hr#,ld I i• . Lme and Gins had the hits iro eland all singles Richard Serna allowed only ttree hits and struck out 10 in his teams 43 win over lcesburg Americans He also helped himself on offense is h wtnTThrre 11w tlircc w sUt Iwii c'u rft (.ros elan I w o had throw to the phte 15 scort'd John Acip had the cult iarne plas ed in canford the for Sanfori in the fourth, but he Ot li H i,.hland \ationals it is lift on third when Iike i the I eesburg Rcrrs ijounded out slipro herring then forced in the fi - t Is ink, run Sanford went down in ru- when he reiched base on ortler in their half of the sixth Ct& tic t S interferegi'r % signer 54'fldin. the ..inw into extra \ati mils ( ha \l. Ins Hinds t,rihrna and M irs in nial1wcoti titl 11w of th nt For Ito I ist 1. sc .1 is pert of tiw Florid.. lattli Fnjnr fifth after Ret 14 led off with a when he trieti to score on a will is s frii • JO — -it •_& -. 4 * - Jim I drnonds F our game-s arc cii tap f' fielder s chomct isi r s( ond base as he tries to .pear a throst in from the out Field John me ss on It for his (ro cia nd fe -irn (rox eiancl thu inning sacrifice and reached on an namcnt In a game played in put nwn on first and second, but . on the game 2 1 in _ Ictr I have a hit but the thU but wa stranded 1ark Jumped ahead 1.0 in the b,ttom one run apiece \1cCo cin1jed won their same with the walked with two cnJt onil J' of the 'eCC'fld innin cit their Into rtht He * tnt to l'nrnee Americans when second and Chris Beck moved game with Grovelancl in when the ball got b the right the scored an unearned run In him to third with a Mngle. but ('rouse led off with a walk Ydike fitltltt and adsanci'd on to third the bottom (If the Sixth Inning thcs t1so died on the basep4Ith as the tickler made a bad throw AiflCT bciuflctd to the on ilK other hand, the Sanford The Sanford squad kiade.d the baseman w hi threw o into 11w infield Pinch.hitter • i ' s 1 an extra irr hi'e v' w iks with two c'iLs in rtstip c erin1 .. Stankt Gotiwin popped out to " ' rrzritivi i ir'i thiscihian !cStâlTor ho s uh I t.reg I OSt e led ott the set cnth Grctvcl.and had .a pair of hits in ball got b the right fielder, . ttn fin ills tonk . turn fnr Iii. Ia II. r on tht St john Ui er F id of ...inf.ird 1141% %% ii 144 nil Hot; Kiflit 01 Msrina Isle Fish ('amp recorded a catch of 10 for Carniar i Sunday. l)avls ,aitI he saw plenty if school bass striking hut could not interest them in nn ut his lures. lie resrtel to Wind casting to land his limit Another party fishit . out of the same ( on Saturdn fared better with '*t h 'olini. I ic..s l,itiiliris, '.U ii 'if th icnn> us. ii his fit rod to 11ki sic it Iss intl 11 brvniii nt kets are takin Lii till Iii sru it floili -'ri solo honie thrt't mc n to .. rid the innin. Thes mt ri iced thu nnrt.in to ('lu-.da Fischer at Ft Mellon and ' icItr the tsuttom of the sixth but --. t - .. . rlinniflt, • -•.- -- 'III w ilk . ut 'IOU irs the caliber of Ht'bb hull do 1ut't wash ac,,ure dai.s like * 5,,, - fl a water luontain in . lau that can in ow d Every one nere was happy 50 cents to 75 cents a CUI) •. er and astute Sjinrts fan - federal got ernr'uent for rdis _________________________________ Lt plucked freeze The case is stiflpud tin Nc t'ntls ig d a 2 6 of he fanc G 00 d I u C VI e 0 e iii ois '.jcti ('1 the Vt innipt g it ts Tickets are another source ; ; 3 Mi MI approachable' ir a restaumanl. a demon in the rink Bowser. all of which are The Ha is 14 management excIlcnt receivers is niucti mire Ii First base duties is-ill be either scantil re'vt'red l.ct' Ward or RIddle Second ,,,.,., •, - - - •. ssur tv run incur bUsi. base will be filled by either ne-ss like' that oI'J Marine I rosin I'ark amid I)vls.nsc as well From the Angels. second half expected to be Willis and either MuUe'n. sports dittj of the itrcrwdy or Anderson will be at Cho sigh SiinTinit-s litiorsis ' the' Mct'4'cniwz, game was winners and runner up during thmrd .' .,.'il out because al r;i:n tom mc, and to ht'Ii with the season caine Marty Vi arci Outfield position Will be filled toil " l.sirn Homer i' nrizunaçing tht stud Joe CL'tton Claxton was i-s hlctrnc, Rarofle of the most stead hitters the kagar and pOsted sifine' ________ Thompson. Ars:it-rsin 1d'. hlctmcr, Fur )cars Chicago St Brow d>, or diumn. borne cii time hlaw 14s has bcn e'alled Uci (Iii ,curid u''' -- - L unit - - ' __ - 4. - ' 1 ""!Z- * - -- -. -C. • - ,, - ________________- - __________________________ _______________________ .. jr- 4'\ - - -. _4' '1 Un Vt (I(1J5 triter .t'i1 tie victor Last night an Ins feature basst with 7.odu.c- at the Orlando 'rtc Stadium when the Latter "'sis disquaflhsed New- corner Buddy Colt nuedi a irnpt-t'uivc' debut when he .spoed o: Don Curtis in their challenge match affair, Mike Graham made the debut of Johnny Kase a little disap. pointing as be nailed Kase LI their match. The tag team cit Johnn> Grappler) Walker and Louie Tillrt won out over Dick Stader and Mike Webster, In the nadge't contest it was ('ow boy Lang taking themeasure of Wee Willie Wilson And the other match cm card fmd Bob Griffin and Phil Rabies battling to a time limit stalemate - -* ' ' - - ,'s; -. - • - - ,-. 5. ________ ____ - '- ' . ,,,-,. w ,:,• - ''" - - ISi. i usOtO) ROBBINS (15) slides into second with a stolen base for th2 Sanford Nationals as umpire Carl Benson gives the safe sign. Robbins pitched a four-hitter, striking out 13, but his teammates managed only TIM two hits and lost the game to Groveland 2-1 in seven innings. Fourgames in the District IV Florida Utile Major League tourr.ament will be played tonight. The' are set for 6 and 8 m at both Ft Mellon and said Johnson, "anti bream fishing has been pretty good too, p Westsich' Fields. man to foot with l.ast w k lit and I)aniel Jenktn used hitonu. fl'ue Vtorins for 12 (f (hun with Ittf binding tight tGarv Taylor Photo the plate for the final out of list' "lien the ball gitt past tti.' riihitfielth'r. tie went .111 11,4' wa inni,ig ''''- "c .1, LII fli(.tiil Ii'5C I1 )-!(KIt-O 131) pOunder camp in suburban Chagrin started wrestling this year and FalLs this summer his greatest held a rummage sale in his ga.s 'limitation" is bcin partthlly rage to ruise 140 toward isTC paralzed tiung camp - Mv goal Isto wrestle for my '1 sold off my clothes," he high school team," said admitted. The Kiwanis Club Mc(inty, who lives in Fairs-iew gave hini another $30 toward Mike was one of 30 wrestlers Junior hIi'h in Parma because attending the 01st" S h:":I tif It:.. flsa:! ha' zr .1 '-,-itsr --- ______ -- - Trudeau Irsterveri tion _' v' ' .- • -. •• •_ _ • • , ;___.t .ItJ.. • Salt Water Report . •. 'f!' - . • rf- - ) P- - - _ - '1 t - " OtiS 'I 5 • ' st mm in'1 sin'!*• I r . Joe Rush Photo 0 2 42 Of Afldt'q%On(l ;'; ;.rn:'v. L,. o c' - • ' :-: . -- ., p gt. - hams ht I.Ahti. (F:ItIIF;lxl 0= := o I i ti's Iledior It nt1 S)4ettirdl ' I I U I II hiLir 4 it ni I lin ' Lspsed snot— it k 1st temporar ill ,oth,ilI I -igue Slscns ur star quarterback of the l4I te itting pisnt returner t.ist . son was the only veteran wh bar king strength of the los •%n -- ---- Monday as the first major cas uuIt of preseason trutning ton jskins training uarts'r-i t)',n ui ll t,c 'ini sux i air cyst at the top of the lung. experence and depth of coniution could afflict any five years of existence - : . v-'/ . C I. ibriel had been firing sparked DrulLìi trite to the S .5 )I I) S II ILl ' lkah State College training thinK I c in Practice dfl) longer $ . opponent for young (rent' 11111)1) hit lit' etiit'igt'I , , and fishing at Camp Selilillole wht'ti he taiigled , . c- - , • ,._ - 1 -'.-- 3 ' __ - ' - -,' • y. " "S f". ,j I' rir-' Ilnidt!e anglers sire taking trout sit night on the Main Sirtit span, according to word from Wayne Broil> at the - - '- mnllctt •1-1sit thy "I-'u.dttis IIik' repartL-dMtag an school of tAg channel bass in the Inlet recentl>- . lie said he ran boat os-er them, spoolung thenui so badly that fishing was out of the question. fishing lists l-'romn Inlet harbor i-unit's word that left a lot to be desired this week I)irty looking riser w,itt'r, stirred up by the' daily ruins, has sent the big kingfish further from the buoy where they have been strIking. out, a Lloat captaIns hate noted a brownish looking algae scum on the water outside and 1usd It tested to make sure' that the soculled "Red tide " was not getting started on our East Coast. Theuilgacprot'edtobea harmless varIetY but has niessedup , the fishing for the trolling boats. A few- kings and bonito tuive landed via the trolling method this week but not In the customary nuintiers. Amberjack fishing with drIft limo's pruted to be unpossible owing to the strong current fluwing off shore 'Ilie Jsiruter Lottuiii fishing Loot.s hove all ti:ud their t,,jultksalso "flit' strong northerly current lois iiu,i'le it hard ant-tuor iifl(l keep in position ose'r the' reefs Sns.Iilwr cat' ches have been (nil>' fair due to theM' conditions. 'flit' Fifth Annual Striking Fish 'rournsii,ient, sponsored by the hi.iIifa Sport Fishing Club, was held Saturulia>' u1 Sunday The' Tournament, post-poned two it ceks ago lJ4'cuiust' stormy weather conditions, attracted 8-3 contest• of ants. Although no rec'''ds were tjron, some goad catches were weghed In. 'flw uver'all it inner, on l)tr aInies of Oniiond, tiillii'tl I 4SpomtsiortiisIroptiy, F'urstrunncr-upw-susIarryE&iMceot Smyrrn with a close 239 points. Clyde Wright, also UI ii in,. I,, ,,,,iI •.n.. a,,,-.. tan... ik. Li*f'l'Iflhi Vfl taiqi I,S S_UI Li £5.1 rtinncr'up award. In the children,s division, eles',n.yeur.old Kathy Owens caine In first wIth 9'4 points. 'Ilils >ioir, for the first tiiiie, ii spe-iail aw turd was ,presented fur sailfish, 'us was won by I.arr>' l.aMc't' with a T 'six-Footer, Over 200 people attended the awards partly held at Dun's Boathouse on the riser front in New- Sosyrna Sunday u.f. ternoon The' ist'xt c've'mit ()fl schedule fur the' Halifax Sport Fishing Club will be time Second Annual "Powder Puff" Fishing -Dernity, This contest, for ladies only, is cunning up August 5 anx1 More infurrzuition will be announced for this tour- naznent within the next few days. f.ET'S GO FISHING. hasnt yet signed a con- weeks to the entire season. Lit- Muchacla. who hit in month In (,abriel s abs&rw-e the r.al-talling bu-dens hate been report to the Packers tr,amin4. sit.. and Coach Dun Devuit -,a th warn Obubi would -- - - U' 1' rr E'i 5 ,, -i.: - - -- ,ItfPl:,.1 -, ote,,n I '' liEI )B 11ES'l' ,tuid blue' gill hrt'ani comprtsed this ht'Itv string of p.tnfish lsttult'd by Mrs .1 anotte L)osiiigt'i' oti a recent estit trig at ('situp t'G Ii' Sornitiolt'. •l'his iad angler used \V( )ltilS I"( )h( lt,-\ II' '-i' MUSSELS are not quite as bad to hut till liii' hook as worms, so Mrs. I rum I ltipp of I )i'l;urido stuck with them For halt to tiring iii a ii ice t'atcii at cat fish and brt'aui at ( ';uriip Sciii irode' ut'.'i' lNDlANSh't)ll,' ,th' the ,-mnericarr IL. setbaI1 £'csoci. ation ehairipurt Indiana Pacers will entertain the 1)etroit Pus. tons u( the Nauuna! Basketball Association Oe:t. 4 at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds ('oh. sewn, then travel to h'-Iint, Mich., for a return match the next night The two cinibition games against the Pistons were itsnount'rd by the h'iet'rs Monday night. mis ' i4 tJ.t1 to I • . )fllIlba -5 -S. tJSEDOFFSETPRlNlIN(,-'L.x'ES INCHES 3 INCHES BY Jo - -'• ' 5 . '- 1 -- - 'f5 • a Ir 15.4 C5 4 P 5. - -. " - 1 I' -, I - ,'- 'J i. . ,- - TI \KJN(; i•: it SET scoitis to In' t iii- Iiyig II) the (nitdoors arni fishing for re. 'rent iou - Ilung - ., 1w 4 ,.. 4ji ,• ' ,' t I PItJ , e - - S Bentley of 1)cIjnd, Florida, u.s''d tnuhse'Is lw bait to lure this string of pa tifisii Irotu I In' Wt'kiva River, tishiei'iiit'fl a long tiit' c' helping to eliminate some' of Wekit'a l(ive'r atthe rough fish. ('buck Ii iii did his part with the lb roe big garfishi shown here. \ NI) , It l(( )W CAN lIE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING r1 L"i" " u: Ift %V NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - ',S5j 3 IACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdlngand Rafters) -c • -' - - 5C 5'- , - ALUMINUM SHEETS m-- - htE.D1NG, Pa ts' Bju:kup quarterba:k Jim 'it I of the Pl'uladelptua Eagles to be flown to a Phulsidel; hospital today fur probable gery on an injured knee, National Football League has announced, The 17-year'uuu ward, -t saw linuted ai.'tton with Eagle's List year after spensi. four seasons with the BalturCults, suffered the injury : lay in a controlled icr'mi:: I with the Withwgtern Hed, FOR SALE! the' weekend. #.•--'_• -- ________ Sports- Shorts S '?l Thomas the team s 'o 1 dr-ut First reports indicated Ga- ________ ---- / available, Lut Trout Tout lures have been doing quite well also during the' live bait shortage Trout, Snook, and channel baSS SIC scattc-t'd in the Tomoka. Kent (;ibbons, who is sulw '1 can't stand up without my bract's,' said Mike, who also has suffered cerebral palsy, ,,r r- B) THE t.SSO&'tAtED I'RFS p t. irn .s i v .J IIII % ithrotv ? I TOTAl S . 7 p - • 1 0 I Or, 20 - ----- -- - - -- ________________ - hni.il tori 1 liii' gilill.' alsofoundthebassparualtoablue'Isorm haullnginslxisith _____ _____________________________ runnerup 44I%.O l & F .. 'rotinlel 'sit shirt 1' first . - ot one boat blind casting near the camp "Some '' - • srett • nit st r •iso I the headquarters for some totxi bass fishing on the weekend •' ---, ted tc ithout the aid of ant hits This ss as part of the District l\ F lorida teit I can move arr.ur.4J . > The farm protest ussit it -c kores pretty fast. four bucks a gzunic Wrt'stlingis somise'thtnglc,in Beside's the disdain wilt. I II in I get tired but i winch the hawk msrnagcp on Wrestling. I'm not an macnt has I r e a t e d fans. it sterns thc hate' bti•ri us> quitter." arrogant with sonic- of the MUThLAI Al', - An old inge- uach of the Winnipeg Jets tint's coach, Frank of players, including hull politicaIadvrrsar)- tcxjkant the' World hockey Association, F'iore, says he's picked Up Fans say the'> won't for- Prir:it- Minister Trudeau for the requirement efft-tit'eIt' enough so that to' can at times ccl how th Hawks rubt'd being the' thud nruun, or possibly bars hint from participating show other oungsters w Hull's tsict' in the mud in the' fourth or they art' doing wrong. fifth, to join the the eight-gameseries 1969 That was after Hull fight over Bobb> Hul1' par. "lit' gives the other kids a tot Eagle-son hinted that a solu. held out fur a iarge'r s5jIy fur half the season The'v tucipation in the Canada-Russia ban might be worked out "if of inSpiration," said F'iore txxke> series next Septe'mber ever body cools their heels lies soniethiing special." chest.ttuurnpingl% c- ailed on'c and "11w trca.i5k started when things get to simmer down" but ('I their rare press conter' lion' said '1;inty has ticjtjt -ni-cs to announce that Hull Trudeau got involved," said added Ut it would be unwise Th wr nt usage in the upper had signed and that they had Alan Eagleson, legal counsel for attempt to force the NUt. to lift Part of his body and none in the extracted an abject apeligs lower rt lie has some proti. the' National Hoc- key League it ban on Hull from him H u 11 s a> s he leins with balance and COOI-LIIPlayers' Association arid fur a hasn't forgotten that, either nation, and loss of use of his legs number of its more prominent STAND ( Ed Short general nianage'r nucmbersandafunru,r national isa "great disadvantage," COLt'MBI's Ohio APt of the Chicago concoction of preident But Fiore thinks that with of tte eight harness racing the WIIA sat s he has re'- Conservative party driser-s who have won 100 daubMcGinty's determination he has ceited bundreih of telephone' At a news conference Monday es on more in 1V72 are Cn a chant' cf ot'ercorning hl.E requests for season take'!s night before' his departure' for adsan-t,cjrn including Non' Hr thought the-re mignt hiatt' handicaps sUifitly to Moscow with Coach Marry Sin- treals lie-ms- c Fihion who heads been some r cacti on from wrestl in competition, the' lust The othet Hawk fans glad to seer Hull are Greg den and other Team Canada The ho> 'a father is dead, V right Ross Curran, Keith when he came to town glad ficials to work o,it det.ath of ins Ysaples and Buidy Gilmoure, mother it'OrtS as a real estate for a refreshingly new game four gars to e played • broker, ifl town all born in Ontarir. Russian CII)', Eagleson said the — ___________________________________________________ Finalls __ - -_____________________ owune minister's intervention in the dispute was a political move. Trudeau has appealed to NIH. MEMPHiS STATE WINS The DALLAS. Tex APt President Clarence Campbell and tither interested partie, to Missouri Valley Conference allsports UU for 1971-72 went to abandon their insistence that Memphis State University The ebgibtht>- to join Team Canada the football crown, school be- rrstrict,ed to pta>-ers wh'j shared the basketball title with be signed a NH!. contract Louisville and was second when the team's training camp indoor track and tied for the OIl Au 13. spot with West tennis Sincr Hull has left the ('hi was third MSt' Tt'xas State ago Black Hawks to sign a 125 and baseball croSs rotsntr million contract as pla>- ° ¶ondms morn ni, Called 'Political A4 ove - - into the' nearby tavern w here the' scalpers tipple The Hawks proud iy sa tbt't hate excellent ;arksng , , I nflht ,,urn. - Ht AL P SCORE OAkD milsind Iii pi.ti if lii mis ii fur 's is ilk to \Iske 'Ived a su ly of the new the inning run t the same time Sam \ atts plants his toot on home ing Sir Edmund flihlar "I know thcre art siiie lrniutsu. Now, you can but a ticket tionus in mc,' 14-)ear.oId Mike univ if once sought or M;int) coes, but he is not weres willed season tmckct about to give up his dream of I which often means mu art' becorrung a top notch wrestler a corporation e'zecutsse or L..t L. U 9-.-UL i.__ iVC-W tTI the heir of corporation out of has wheelchair to get in (x('cutit c ' or onli M;,lthsnLF:act Vinter I'arh (,arsin}Iardtn one of the bass fistuncst soung nitn KISSIMMEE AMFR1C\ catcher (hr.s lhck stares at Sinford hand ,trop!ie-s Hull has Then bed begin an unesc.i c'sseuO piwiat'rs will t UK tasK of Cbuxton Ted Hornet 01' h them Jim ltlsthe operator I Ottn'n members of the lrghian Jcrrs Riddle and Ted Bow set plant tom .rtt t tele s ision amid c h a r e c $ to 81 hbomer Uufl select ht s.arting omrneu sal appe.ui la' n-iade tiikcts 1K 0 for a c-Lash tea it selected to the &IlSt'ur th the winner of the Apc*pin In the dat is lien a oaUut wireR urid) V,illis \ISLI14 pik her trim ant one of oix top turn a mones ,rubhu r in the hit .320 in his pLate ap.pcarans Four mbers of the %thk'tics w'i're on the team including the hard hitting Lee %L..-.4 it,O ('O...,, J&i( U4&(54I 1). Lint Anth'rson and taIls • • a.unntorught when it t&.Urfl(% Opened tact 'taturda) tiatti,ateragecinthesearand and Ted homer first ti ',i'ii 1)1114 11$', 111,uui's antI s(h,fSt,st strut 14 tnt liii 114 St two .ini liii IllS 155$ tilt ills cii the catches. huh is one of the most highest in hockey: so is the E t)urdoAii.Stars since' it wastus Indian team which won 11w Usmedo league title Co.'uehing arid assisting Homer is Mill Brt' uik'tt it ho managed the place' finuher during the ni-gutuir u'asifi hborrwr has six menstuers of his Indian squad on the .litsr including his two sans, Ted sitad Rarili It'd was the leading Putter in the (hit-do Senior (it(it this past season, pasting 'ht- ball at a 4(l clip with hits fl at bats Hands didn't dc fl..' rat) outfIt 'liii. S titmisirrow nl,hit shell turtli Unit 1)4) it rt turnttl tot imp is itti four siii ill I 555 I indcd iii one of (lie deep hoks Lut I luegills unit rtdLri-uist ''.' . - - It is arc part of the. literally ets range from $9 for bt -- t'stn t.uSZD Il-I tin Alea Park taking the rne'asure of Itolling hulls b a 19 count ApopLa and West Orange were. also scbeduk'd to play tiiturdav but the fpcultj. if 4k...' miit'tmne: were- n:t reported tlii Il thit liss still Li s,uiing it It. no lit .ini. ti F it, s .it Ltudtiv Iloughi fished long enough Ic boat a 6 pound catfish; '' - 'iii. WekIva." ('ampt'rs coining in from everywhere," said . \ I 't Sip ttt 1 dItor g..iii. fiicrmcn have reported meting large numtcrs of big catfish - lying in the deep holes along the river. - -- .iiil I .it. weekend with bow and arrow fkhernien accounting for about -- - .' . 11 g II' StIlti mmti.kin' it 1M aft. r withisnit icing tucked hti plate uni;ir$ rush. it thu it .cs' runnit r ttiru • iiinirui I hr.. 1114514 'i i,siri.sk runs itut Let n lost tins istek I anuJu rs who It ft tla in on itti ndcul tnt with a couple of small ones.'' was the storit from George ('hency Wekiva River Haven camp. The tass are lying In - starts 41 his ow ii trouble in lb. se iiiil it itti a throwmn' . rror Ton) St 1w (sititlt one tif tibh 1)4011(1 4 iii - _______ ________________________ - ii itti ii Situ Ii 11441 I usa 14 .lrilI. ii hut .1 1* ill first ma . ulicpiit. ii • sill 11w (it iulo stark r sst thi. situ thr'si withy little Iurth r F itt on thu nt in I' it Brooks it I A imion Kiscimree \atioumlc meet the trust innin F dmond.s walked to baseman ITI(% ifl. the runners when he tried to score oi a httti th rus . r 111*1 I ikt J. 'cup in 11w bottom of thu' first, but the off with a single and Richard when thi fit lit r made anoths r ti tithe s on at 2 with a r in Ru1I ('riffith was the winning inn i Isk Itini e _ • ii on a p IS' ii of clrii'lr kip t,runi ingted off i up a IHhI night t ut. r I'ri. c' r in the firt and tin It , Sk itilnole pounded 10 hits antI h ii nglel off reliever ctiuiIttt'il FtP ii' score and put Iltrisin rolletted seven walks frotii the ltIh in th. fiuiirili 1 1..' nnI Oviedo pihior IRe (is leili ltnitii'. 0 vied" i. f.j hard Iiittin S(lil'I%tl'flt foiltil nut 'i rin' s errors ansi mi;I1.riltis ji..cseil rain. in tIn' hftli w tier, 1w'. ,. tt 4 )vi.d. .kf.'n.. 1MIIIS al tH'IfWit St'tniiiih.' w .li iii I u lit I itch in Iii iii. 'I (Ink in thi firci tu.xc_thi_ i.Lsr! ii L If' • I titjit hut just s. mi imnie hilt. rs stiuppi ii It 4115* 5(44 1445" ii ith liii fifth run hi. I is. c list thi tin. it $ n ld IUr 'anthri *jnath 300 N. FRENCH AVE. PhI 322 2611 �'' 68-The Sanford Herald 6E ,I . . .1. - ,tr, t~. Tuesday. July 18, 1972 Top Vote cetter ________________________________ ! ''. _~.- 1:-~ Major League St I .,.~ ..: " ~: :: andings .1 & ç 'b- B 11W Cited Is Traffic Danger Child 1. .. . .. m:ijcsr - *aUflurb .irc '4" h'ni nss.11,rrr% lii It ii 'in (hr IItIIII si,l" of 114 ,III he in 'trot dniig"r hwl Isegitisunirsi .*s,irttiltiit U 111111)11,nl till . hlghw 1. base who American league EMI W. 1.. Vet. ( 1. 47 35 .5' 46 34; 39 39 3 41 .44 8 .4 4C 425 12 32 4 V. t st I)etit'it Ba1tirusre Basuin 'c-w York Cleveland s!lwaukec f.-i - - 4 '.lrtl I 4j ,5(Ki 1) 4 113C.In 35 49 417 , 19 - Houston 43 39 .552 Atlhnta 39 4", 44' 15, w.4, n,fluua, . flflwt5 I I a,I'.,.a .., •. . - - - ' - . . IcIjv - "Il j - Associated Press Sports V. rftrr STUIp -. , i Ik' )p That's not breakfast cereal you hear, That's three of bassball's four division pennant .JttS fa lling apart. All of a suridm'n,Oathtnd. .... for itwtr -- S ;, -k t LED TV.()-M C,.I l l iP Ron Lr'tt-lher, h ea d prr at the North Hills Courutr Club. Manhasset, N \. led the twoman Long Island contingent that played all four rounds of the 1972 t' S Open golf ehampionship at Pebble Beach Letellier Metropolitan ('pen champion scored 30* IC tie for 47th place among 71) finalists He earned PEBBLE REACH - I V.c'dnesdin's CJaUIII '4UiinUs at Pittsburgh. N Cirwinrutu at Chicago St Louis at Houston. N New York at Los Angeles, N Phi ladelphia tit San Diego. N hlortrt-.zil at San Fruinci.sc-c, Austin Straub, assistant Huntington Countr-i Cl ub P'. shot 315 and earned'$&iC mr tying for Ui posltior. (tVeTlxflAer(...t tw Astras ('b!O won his 10th straight game, strikir. out an-high 13 batters including nine of 10 over one Stretch ti'snn Clemdencsn's eighth Utning homer snapped a tie and moved the C-ardin.als to the '4Wtory Willie Stargell slugged a three-run homer in the first innung and then snapped 0 5-5 tIe with a sacrifice fh in the eighth to beat Atlanta and reliever JHcuerner, luilich pitched his 36th co:: ph-Ic game of the season, tops in the majors and struck out 11 White Sot batters, taking the American League h-ad w,:. 151 for the season. Jim Northrup led the Tiger attack with a homer and triçde as Detroit remained ahead of Baltimore Baltimore's Pat Dobson and Boric Harrison combined for a sii ___________ Governor Hopes - cantle -'c's c ,'e,n?own Cleaners and '-'-''cie Cci'!i L,'sirid '', fli'' !I11 .-\prvl'(i as a rtiloi'Ill tiivastire Iii aiti lilt, i'.\Ll.AIIASSI'E. Via i.'\l stini&-r, the pe9' cent corporate inceiiii&' tax may bring higher cosis to sottie tI'ts of ek-t-trtt'ity and persons seeking home mortgages. state' officials have n t'tit-ii (in' lletihiti :\Sk('W, sponsor of I tie ('t)l'I)i)r.ite profits tax, is set-kin g Iii Iwu'veilt the iax htirdt-n from being passed mi to the electricity t-oIlsunle'r by (iili I 'i' e'r C or p (1)1111)11 ohlet i it ci D ic kinson nat 111(1 th I ,shine I I tit 'ii t tha t U quit ing out of sta te h inking mitt prati*ul1s to pay tht tax oti llisti'tg.igt"' they buy fi'uiim AT ' Thank V00 I KIJ''I.L p one gar.o - Y. 1792 ''iPALMETTOAVE Sanf ord -0 l; a 0 9ii I ate s MORE FURNITURE SALES a !0 AF 3 - Time For A 11r,orruii LI 1?VI IlLtmt.MLU IL!.) 12 TEAR "u )WII..fl 10 YEAR OLD WISER 10 YR. tAl-60-Ab 111&,at GRAND DAD 1 11"Ilds 11 11400,1116,11,111 CHARTER e I a I 1 : i',\ louseD. I.. warranty P',i M & [10 YR. ow 1191(o \\ .... Fl-,i0ed in light blue III, - lk 00.. 'C" / - 4, 11 CASSELBERRY 4fr CL ~ $ 5480 J 67. 1H .': L., .I. IMP. TEQUILA ' '°"" out IceTco - , 1 s-,i ruirwri VW LI 1*41 .rct' A"I Lost. I 0`6 45" 'L9i1 5.99.,,' 3•79• -., ______________________ I.k'I_. GEO. DICKEL 'tl..'t xA 0~1 , - ),-I '• 1,? 1 -, 5. 'Cbt)"r' ... •. ..# I 11, .- '. ,.,:* 86 '",.':':': , I .. 6 / " to III 'i-Ms iei'' 1''... _., ':-. ii.'. - , , I. ' yOU '.'' , 7 - ' ,.- - . . __ , 1972 Montego GT K ' '' ''I' - - __ , '-. c fr.5 , 5! . ' ' , ?'i$'4Q? ' I'f- f'Ø 3 f[Ø 1 1890 5' HIG HLAND M117131 4541 m -. 38OO '... 1, F .' 'e " * - ii aPe 4 TI.t - - \ '1580 '1880 HEAVEN 1. '_ - ,/ ~~ -' HIGHLAND BREEZE I ' , F61311114 or,9161 (~) 56 . '1180 I i - '- . ' t." . . ' ,' , MERCURYS J10. .- , T I!J' Cor i? 1A!IC' C , IA 1,-..i'(li-- '890 Ii • r'r': i"; ' 3. I" 37-95 r 39.95 3...h1"4495 - C'fl -5391 3,,-. ;n 95 3.,. 41.0 3. 1' 515 - m1U ' . 3"40.50 -- . % 47 , -' -, to sit 1 4.99 was - WISER 10 YR. err. DILrLRJLR - LLUL1'4 ,. '' • 41,1 4 - . - w ittinut ,sri) one getting injurtil tand now you know why this is ,, TEACHERS T'Ti' p1! Sri PREMIUM BIER r - . - -. 1. I 'III ' -- L%f% fl.w.i..'454 V " • ' .....,,_. MUSCADIT ' the kind of guy I'd 'drutlier" lucid no.' as hustat:e. i 0 ' lilt' (t. ...... %. . . - - - At 436 Casselberry _____ - ' , _____________ - , rht1hdni - '' r IMP Diii liEjilly 3" I0IiiiiiibDO 1.691?. 3w - "'au MIieruI luC I 11• FernPark raft ____ - - rlusui ItAlIC " 99 1. .... 199 7695 72.95 7215 are 2.9!.... T19! 3495 !!I SPAIlISlI 31.95 - 1 - - 2*..-. 2.91- 34.9! - '1 attempting to tear down, ra th er than build up, I thought It iriost appropriate' to say something hind about your County Police De partment. "Please convey my sip. pr eciatton to those concerned." And it was signed by Itot*'rt ft. l'urrishi, Master Sgt..Iletired, how in Augusta, (a residing . . - , __ - _. - - o" - __ 3~ -. ________________ ' . .._ ~ - . have - ?: ' lflh Street and asked to talk to his 41r1 E vans, who was sitting on the porch with the .om in followed Jones back to his parked track and utter a -t z1 -' J( FOR A GOOD CAUSE , who ,, . i i run ipai Ara'tta ( orwriv receives c,eii(x)i check for $dia for purchase of master t rairier and two communicators rIng Ios s from Bill IIiek president of to he USe(I h ptiptls n ith hearing k '1111) ( If tfi dio huh I he lull) has ta ke n on the Iii ( ount \ Iloadrunot rs cording to Mrs. Jones. an eyewitness, who '_e-stifled Evin.; !iretl three shots into Jones. However, the jury friurd F_vans was Lnnorent of the crime 'tn-i could nnrier an r When questioned tiA1 i, t'O gra(lers \%,ill) hearing disabllit%- were discovered at the school last.year confession. prosecutnir Fjti~n taid "it may have been they . i'm td mm. mary ionhi'4 ($)ti u , &.' ' ' took into consideration the enr.r'imimer.t wInch the utcidert happened." in an apparent reference to tM predominantly black area of the city (hiring screti)ing. in Stall Photo 'It may have been the -: - all proset"L's isill By J.%NE ('.tS.SEI.fli-ItltY *'teasing (luIiI)t1wIut :-'•:- '•:-: :•':•:' 1. '11 t' U' fir limit , if at youngsters Sanford hearing ('omiuc (h'ti'li.-r will t.ociimiue' a lAitmgwood Ekinent.ary S hoot H ('irk ("miter r ( Soitit 1-4 000 in sp ii! rquip\ttitsu fir (flu (. Uizt n s flu iL HEADLIN Iii ft is n. doel in orsti r tkt r Ii.. ests. all (miii huff's radio tht'st' children mruiy hear what is Uti-s when (hi' ('It Seminole hearing going on in the classrot'rti as ('OuIflt's' National --: ('t,tjst'rv,ituiml Jamboree' iiill well is any one else The state CII orgiunt:;utii'n has take ItI,si'e' fristit 10 in. b p; asked t he governor to prtwl.itm. 1)111. Week 'rho t"s tot is ti.ing ii.1lSiR'*t ''lkiring of outster outs iiti-:si I)EN1' :'4i \V.\I{ S,1)A'I''S Consort utiin hearing hr the Tri.4'sints 11intrunners A • . , ti ill even l•' P ''n in qus.'e'n Soviet iii. advisers arouses ,Uar(ii(u upimisrn il Iuiti' 'lilt) 'ti:s- mc. Ituict Israel. Some say' it may lessen the prospects of war in the near future. deciswori.- Eaton&&felt Court obsvers Lfl reference to the case, Indicated th e decision seemed to reflect it was alright for Evans :a shoot Jones; or the state did riot present the case properly jury's Eaton sald he didr.otwant to cri ti cize th e jury sn-I added I think they did a gIA,d job, it least they reiI h." I i - erdkt ti (uric Th e prosecutor was referring to th e fir-it :-";,ri iiaj, which resulted in a hung jury, when a verdict t4 not rendered :' '' ('oflser'4.LttIIii ' '' • '- . .. . - . '' (ftlJUrlitlIIr i'.ith the j.tnibsirie She will receive a chest of jewelry. $25 savings bond, and trophy \tr' nit s Williamson. J urubort (h a irman. cays that 20,(kJ.) persons visit ed a recent national jamboree held in JucksiIfl'4 ilk The Sanford event will feature' continuous entortainiuit'nt f or all ages in iu*lmng 'suth things is a karate Ikriionstr,Itu,In. country music. the I.on.,tw noit Elt-mnentarv School Fife and Drum Corp's ." 'Ftie'rt' is ;io admission charge mitt the public is hfliitt'd :iivable prizes will I%.b girt'ii A" .1) hourly a nd rt-freshrnenis ititi-:si I)EN'l'l A I. polities apparently have tgged down senate Democrats' efforts to ROSS a flhiflhtfltlffl wage' bill boos t ing the wage floor from $1.60 to $2.20 an hour. , west of I hanoI - - , , -_ .Index Ill IA GIl 4lLSlt At ca ii.'s(h' Itrudge ('uli'nitur Cl,,sifit'i1 ads Comics Crossword - puuzIt- Dear Alit,) Editorial imiiui*'nt (i - - iei es t ' I';,itrrt,iiliue'uit I tir,,s 41 lliisiiitill note's I 'uhitie notie't"s 1.' 'III 7,t St.irt.sn 7,t Stocks IA 'F"s 211.311 it ._. __ why Le r-t ,i .....-..- I -.1 .t',#,..L,t, - o -'- Staqe S At Local Welfare Off ice 15 will be sold There will be' 36 trophies :i.ofl 1' iarious CII dubs for ich categories as" oldest'. ssiunige''st antI one who caine .tboui Ii iuiettuber's of the National 14t-ifjre Rights tkniijiion V,K*), are Ljgtng a ut i ii it the Slate fits isbn if Ianitly Sen-ices the :ompLsuiit's '*itiue resulse around a tack ,it loud, claiming that sume base-nt e.stecl in two Jasi. .i 1. I 1 I I I I ill C tit' a 1 the farthest ifle'rt'nt nit'rcharits will be ttr U !s'i,itjts in the ct',t': t)ftit's- in d,jwui(sjwn Sanlurd unjsaibibk. I 5 at j renuju there 10 ant they arrit i-ti and ',i,wrj tintli solutieini to their grIrsaiues ire- offered ril en if it re-quits-s theism to be, there uirrnughl , ' tI,,. I - f. . -. - to- is were ','" - -. M _ on atil t complex has Wy Inure Itts.uid, atiltthis Ii. pI,u1'o II'' PiUltilS n Its grorituil let pre'uiuiss's A liluujor ity o f th e council iiurtitbt't a set-111 posed (is liii vui g g .11 hllul ps lit this facility tulso 'iiwis'iluii,iiu Ion, ltadloff said, ''I.t-t'a don't start it pret'ttemit by giving a variance''' Mayor laiwre'nee Suof ford semis to favor the guts pumps his ,s:m,uiihu the meeting was, ''I don't see an) lung wrung with It. The curs will becoming throu. t'ny° ,y, anti they all need gas IT iiiis'sieiii lip It I'uIIir hit-tiring on this tmisttt'r August 8 is iii Set for I a-VITj177VII I -J .1 A I T U t t the likUmip li,sit boon te'teriu,tcit'tt it 1110,000 hid's is ore also sdmeduh'et to tv opened Itt ctuttm ii tin ti time street 1mm front of the new cii', built e'eliuililt't (*11)' one bid wits received on this. ,ui,it 45.5's 1 e'jeicte'tt be't'uuuse It is as so high titer the t"stiiis,mtoil cost of 11;.590 ('It> engineers re-$ue'r teit that ,Ire'tm t'ontruictors are not intrteted $miull slim Council in this project because of iutt'tt tel ie'iitiertise for new bids on the project In furtherumt'tioui, council au th orIzed the city' Occupational to revise the license urdinanwr uft'c't'retlng to changes instituted by the Flclrtdiu legislature during Its 1972 Ie's101I 'flue n ew hcgtet.utioii outlines businesse's and theist' which can anti cannot be ohrged hit' titles not Iusi'i' to ubtuin a lice-rise i this in is uretuiautc'e An annexation tritnisirlit-t) s'ltiie's tI ,uug .15 .1mm-s of ilrt'hle'rh)' owned Is At' kt'rmiueun unit (So., ,suimt ii toning ormilmuitite euulling for re:ontui,g of the nursing home' first ru'odiiij' I's 'sSt'lt' ilIiIhI)tt'd ith any Fix - up project. We furnish top ma terials at savinqs. Whatever '1our need, check our yard first We feature "old Were always glad to help fashioned' service 6 days a week. its Siding It x I Cololle, s E%ttrior , tee 11(11 ill iI4'i $595 city 's attorney Open Tit 4 P M Situ . fees, Several tMds were opened at last night's One set of bids was fir service ptunps ni-ting nt' for tin' Nirtiuwi'st Water Supply i'uitilit y' . The low bid of $79,475 cautit' Irtiji Wilder ('einstru'(leg ('(iliilmsInI)'. 'l'tus wits turin-it over to city engineers tliii!Il*1tIllIlIti's lint' i'ititiuittt'it for 'study ,and 0 0 0 umber I • IF Topy"t"" in It been development will cover eight acres and will consist of two and three-story motel facilities as well as restaurant and other facilities. Ke ssler similar to 1xilntcd out that this development the regular 1)uys lmui, but contains some "king sized'' motel rooms The pu'operty is pr esently zoned ('.2 for niott'l the' drvrlopem a are asking that the council build us gets giant a variance allowing th e-ni to build .1,,' - I.000 " III 11011( 01 the' imiIIt('l A liii) a 11111 is uilreuutly in t-*uiserucuun a titftvIlt I .-- l*liuIiIIIsl.uuull Richard Kessler of Days Inn present ed "Days Lodge" council wi th plans for development to be constructed on Douglas Road one-half mile off 511 434. The proposed at . I variance. 1,sj.' unaallable for c.nnmeflt it press time. while trying to ae,.'umr'm'i*Iate- tile ur'stesussr's it and : plat uul - u ys inn nuns econu rwie t llI'pre'st'ri. Al.lAMON'i E Sl'l(IN(,S t.atives of l).iy s 1mm ii? An n-ritaconic before the council last ,tight vi pie-sent plans for a new development in the area and to ask for a '.- I 't _ KA'III I'S IHI_A(K Iii ::iI. ,ri In Altamonte Springs 11 a't I '4' - I!. t't ?'• i:'s :i .t 't r-- ucil - 4il --tur-iod to s ta te itdy to .:; rn pk a ser. te r.ce 4IVCfl on a prevuus f rgers,conviction. - a (.10.I triflOLent it) Ui/I ir*'t 2A hit - - lury [ .111111% _______ - an H ay. attorney true Evans, told The Herald he -N -ii "inter .smxt those' interested in iiili lit' es;wcuuli, ifl' i're''steit in the' mti'spl_uys. I he flo.idrunnt'rs will be 41111 ;.sniillimug ros..'i t,utitufl ting the Hum> '4 biters tI' 1!i' j.uiiut,oret' by iiie4in.s I., t, t' 't:tt'l lull hi,1 k - wit'ty Ill - - WWI) I"I ( 1 I'll NG continues lit Qua rig 'l'ri and the U.S. Corn ma rid rejxrLs another Ml ( ; ehiuw m'd item nt y Evans triat ne üdn rnea n to kLlI Jones thil perisuaded the jury to reach Ls CB Radio amboree Planned or Sanford InsIde The Hid '' , --.- - ' , -, Jones, a I -" millute for Florida ct)ilsumers compred "All costs if tlie full burden of tlILb (;Ix were put oil theM ill ill- a llotair keeps many ii polith'iil pot 1,4)11111L: -- i-" ,_ ' '' te 's Law. I'ROSI 'I'IIE MAIL ftA(,; "in these tr ying days, in which some elements of our society 7215 299..-. 35Th Qui " 17.95 r 0UIOIOTP1B.$tXt r inaugurated th e s '2) 1icpj* . -___ ''' trncio ni- nay li'7L ______ 1.99 ... - '-' TAWNY Poll clIs.MSM(IsY * ,.. 7' BON FR '- Its - 2.43 - .,._, ,_ . IUIV PCI? 1*UIl$Ml IUIGUNDY - 7 . LIfirl1UMiLC,4,? ' . short fitne b0ore the\ ;I(IjIlst Ilivir overhead lit. s,l i(l. I , I have tit) way of knowing %vilt- I hell- tht,%' %%- ill "$ursiuirue Law," effective July 1. They freely' admit that it was drafted In line with this ta ". - 1991,"iu"u 7" SAlitilA FRQM SPAIN 249. Hi-W 4! I , Georgia . '70 V1NT . IIAUJOUIS I to V111 I] is (Aso ;;;;21P . A [, - ' Florida takes the ls'al jfi I' again. Our neigh bor to the' north 1 971 VINTAGE IS HERE 7" ll(IFIL!lMiECli 11 15 -.- 111 1 LIEIIPAUMILCII r 199 •.. 72.95 i.i AYIS - I - 1051 LASCOMIIS Imu ' * W Way 17 92 449 - ABC _______________________________ Ill -- - Is 1111 £11IT ii wiasS' so *$c 0sI ivsc.ue.Dy cMtaNTu.sa I:.scLAIIT - J)1.3 BUY! ': ______ L!.!iI'.'W.' BORDIAUX SUPIRIfUP :::':,:"..,, I-fto p.aalj Lit POPT SItU?. MLStITLL ci s'isst. '. :- _____ WUi'5 BEST ltD i • ' Eaton, ,onversaWAi sudde ____ 1111111111i:71714472 731, 77-1 THIS - - , stibniitted the- t1tx p roposal to tin ( .1 )ltlt t. S.lit lIliposltlm)l1 of the tax would have IlilnilIlill effect Hot- ida home' owtiei'S 1 In rt III tght in mum I xli i ust tn td ed if 'I hi d but it it ou Id o ils he a '4it ii Y ork b,iiik' I tilt' decline to invest S If i 4. F '5 41t- SIll (I a.tststarmt -s at the T'/ afternonn t,oght in by a six -mei'nber all-white jury in th e murder of Albert Evans. $4; of Saufr'rl Ea ton. who handl ed the state prosecution of Evans .n th e shooting dea th of Damon Jones, aim of Sanford, over th e widow and no relation 'a attenuons of Des..iie Ma. h.ett rnnfisee't a'.' th e ds-ceas.erL said the twy might 11 p () H, , ii ouki hi e to su k funds ft 1)111 to , ANCIENT AGE - - 4,49 si "i i.'trn u , ' 4951 11, '. 10 A. urianv ii vn mCnLnnl IL in. /a. . s', , (010 DuCI YR. ,'itt.v., lOSISI. ' . . . 'TOM ,,_.s ', GOLlitLi COACH H. MAEKANT .. 1.99,.. ,. '- I 6.39;.i' -., _'- ',,i i, I. S . 49• ,, B&L I-- I' . . 109 N. PALMETTO AVE., SANFORD, FLA. (305) 322-4814 hope it never happens, but ill had my ''druthers" . let it be a hijacker like the one who held eight hostages in Richimuond, of course he was armed \'a. with if shotgun and a butcher knife wh en he tutored the listik of (tit'sterfut'lcl His dt'mnandi." PG_ A $500,000 ram-ii Continental tat least he has good taste t, a case of beer, t%to and a blanket. I can except understand tht'iii all the blanket You don't suppose this anotia'r one of those *Iuiiiti and lit' Polack jokes goi g to hide under the' blanket lr',nu the Villet', now do you" 11 S. He finally surrendered law enforcement men, PREMIUM "10" . I', VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN - •••,,_,,' .._. ,... - .._... ttPk?-M:;[ __ fi9I(r;7r1__.r_1 . hol spragins .: " HIIDSII(1 fill-1777i.itur' f&Vi1 /f , i&~ 0 B , ---- ,: •.•' eisip I ' •I. '!_ A - - . 1. •'": C I 4.29 O 1.09 MUNiCH ALRI4N TYPE BEER 3.99 e ii us on osirior u u,u ourtutP BEER ......... 419 6 1.09 GENESEE BEER ......... 4.19 6 1.19 SCHAEFER BEER --':,-.'.r". , .:.-.4,2'9 6 125 BLAT1 BEER . . 449 Ill_I III rro A CO MILLER 111 LII I. UL&.fl ...- ........... .UJ 10.95 TUBORG IMP. DENMARK 8.75 MONTEREYS - C?I' pgi ' MONTEGOS .. R Y AL DELUXE •,, I '1080 1964 Chevro let I ' ' . 15' 61'. Mp$.yp WELLER'S RESERVE KENTUCKY I GENTLEMAN [1 1 1 I LEWIS "66" - 6 '.'. - N F . ' ' - Li& ON IN - . 5•9 Ji Datsun mctl Chrysler 30C : r;'.'c 0.1 .. 4.79 hal 'I 380 Is - CRft9,RD Falcon 95 1.S3 staD $'1a4.. 1144101 f SEGR6 ' I .i PREMIUM 10 YR -B,L1 CERTIFIED 1. '4l tb ig ' uo* N.R. ED KY. f II T$ ' 5.29. , IL1 'I v,~ ;~, .1 i. '•' TOM SIMS 8 YR. - ARISTOCRAT QUEFJ ANNE FFL ,. swm .. JACQUIN RUM f ., L :; V EM1LS1 Clul CLkLDlL 399 i• IT. 111 . - 47;. _. 11 ..gra. - I' :- '-- : 49 11 Gr,111MLN'S ct - - .. •ikl "e ' Ford ,','.",' KY. BEAU , \ \" 11~ 11 ;.; Ir ~', ., - ;:....... Lincoln CARSTAIRS 52.95 £* ai. CAWIAN RARE BE I 4 91 5195 r C ILIET vO0u 519.5 irwisEIiIP Wt IX I99....99 50 5'S4 E011110TDWtUI1 4 95 -3 ir 51)5 5' LEJIAJI; MWAIIAX PIJM £ 99._. 1375 i BLACI VII VET CAU.DIL £175 7 01 CEPIlFIlO fTP 4C c. :.- S IS .... 35 4 IBC VDDPICIN.RUW S 599.-.. 7175 r ott CCICH : YR !Eb: 475 E' 'lP 1C01JI5 ::.:; I -I '1...I lI ' '1 "i. ' 019 qEN'Y 0- 399 h tiding institution-' _______________ 1 honda niot tg1u lend 411 per cent of tht mont I l fv -1 . - tall That concrete pole located behind the Seminole 111gb School building Seminole to belongs Cablevision. It is 154 tons of concrete for the hub site mnIcr wave w hti. hi will provide local off air signals to Sanford. Incidentally, Inciden ta lly, it is the largest set in th e entire state of Flor , ida It I TV VODKA AAurder 0 - '. I , sittlitimul ,:.'-::'''-:-: - 7 si Lf9 599... r wMflt I MACUT 1€ PP 443 CERTIFIED GILBEY S 549 __n ' 1972 M:nteqo GT A(QUI .~ - I' _________ tremendously ROYAL DELUXE 90 PR. GIN to, I's - 17 Tv i MIEKRT i: T1 11 5 C(PTlIlED 5"OLD Ill CPDfl_..-,..r_3,.11t £195 " 5" IOUPBD* SiJPRt 3.. 1l U 35 9" QUART iD1S-BUT1[l TELH1P S SCV1C 5" I YR Pt D.t REPEATER 379... 41 35 t F' 60 ifrit QiAFT&11 YR 4 IIDFI S3 1 t IA £YIIC5e , - 2 fl II ROYAL ML IIILUAC( . . . r rr. -.7" --. 1" OIIARI 11 S BRDWN Pt 4 . 96. 515C, , '-' '---- PRO I' CEPWIiE 1911 Ford Pinto in fIMXA '.'•; , 1 ,'--.% Ii ' R0C KING 5CHAIR BONDS MILL Lis SAXONY DAVAI I'ICIIIVC I;, IlI _____ 9 ii ISP'S 'ii Cii •, 6.. I " - RESERVE - COIP4TREAU is si 4.99. I ____________________ " . ( UI ) ' . uitsil; LJi,iJtiI tIsiJ tJti ,Iituut ' - . urn ,i*i twe ICITCa II 59, . . _________ . %ONO 3 99 ,, WELLER'S SPECIAL 7.-. 0JR • . 1 ,tmua T11 =91 Stilt Lilt i is - -, It,IS ovils 1t2 '.. Corporation, fly tng.in from the creased sales tax. borne office in F ramingham, Askew filed a petition with the Public Service Mass., paid us a isit. . and it c mniission Tuesdt ) seeking to t)iOCk the S' shouldn't be too much longer I'll .xfore ws-'llsee a huge shopping million Gulf Power rate hike lie claimed that the PSC's allowing the company to iticlude all the enter at th e corner of 17-92 and Airport Boulevard, alan in corporal ion tax in its higher rotc' violated the spirit the property is Sanford. This of tax reform." presently occupieti :c c......... :........................... Carriers. •'' A hull 4711 . BENEDKTINE..-- - - ' / ASp spk okesm a n in (hit' governors iillit't 5:11(1 passing on all the tax by Gull P ower made no sense rut that any adjustments Corporations might make it ()111(1 be - - front Zayre Gen, .Ieman (4*511k! 51 ueiri iceit. CALVERT Ill n the major cha ins i tin or Avenue. also in S.'rnfd .4 6-LW Kllu gizallf no - OLD GOLD 10 YR II - firi, 15 ,. sitatiall' '-'' , "A ...i...s' - OLD CRO W INVER HOUSE a Is its @I YZuiw HEAVEN HILL %" 1' VODKA Cai?d - r YEAR ' . •,'. ____ OLD REPEATER '2280 ''" • 0% P. i ABC ic. Triumph GTt I .11 -I f- •ryat pqi SILAS HOW[ ea 9O ' ABC GIN o.'tu 'sos wiect . 41111 i. t• .' 2180 - 1972 Lincoln i''5 t..L'i IMP, TEQUILA I, @ , I - - ilI.Z Is loss 8.185 . of , " BROOKFORD .. wet ,eu,,ss w.oi.i 86 SCOTCH ' ABC Xp Mark IV 1972 & YELLOWSTONE ABC 6 YR. KY. sit ii, ii III iii ID'5SS. L CtRTIPILDIUM OLD GOLD t"rcTirirn - b .' e' -' toWl is now up to nine. Direr of thle tornersat 14 anti - 58 99 0UAT Evans Free , / Bitt the Cabinet ruled that they would have to 1);I\, 1)im'kiu.son, a long-time Inc of the tax, Said the out Ill state banks would go to cotit't and clarify thii However. revenue (hu1:bfh' Ed Straughn. Iu . hie _ Fiiw I, Ill 6NIII YSOP BRANDY CERTIFIED GIN - ("i\ SILAS HOW[ n ,.. AKIN S1IU FOUR ROSES - £1C$UT$IYTHICAkI,QADANDTNUAYINGISTOutS ' -.•. ,, - -. -. . s.'c. - lit . -- - • • ....,. Clan MacGregor ABCt6YR.KY. 5t:' ..( - ...,., VSOP BRANDY 86PR. SCOTCH ut. . I..,• TAAKA - M. I'i ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' 1 I'll,10 10 YR. I It 1*1 AT 11is S~_;% J1.1-DANT 100 FIR. VODKA r-_1 "151 ' - , . 71' ". ' ' , -.--. 5.99 SAXONY IS '. r.ms P( W. - C;; RUM ~'?~ I fi~ TRADEWINDS _____ I DEWARS 600"I I. bolito" SE ILl ' - 1971 Pontiac J fiYR.. OLD FORESTER It '' other sources at higiiei- rates. Up date on pro posed nu1e'l locations and construction for it Ha n d SR P0 tI' in i Alt'unonh Springs I t.Is. lit it tlit IL AMERICA S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER - ~11111:' F AI 'llf i I P-I . flI\ •" HEDGE SBUTLEP :7 -1.:. -I -.;rie 81' - 1'~. Sail USTS a $15 DAYS MO&. IVLT InN TNVV SAT.. JULY 72Mb ' HIT volittInded that Charging lilt% lax would Cause hig New York banks to withdraw ft-0111 file $5 hillioll. *~I.l,4 ill B) John A. Spohkl ULU OLD - _.__~ I ~_,~~ - - . :~ ___ I _. .- - -- -. -X%~_ --_ I I ~ . - -~ rm_ " ,:i' Florida lending mstitutions could drive iutet'est - - 'V r'_t_ . '' -. - Sanford Dry Cleaners V2 - _ u ry Sets J MA - - C,c" 1t4'' -: - 1. 1. _ 4 L4 -r - 0 "i .* 322-8700 - I.. - " - _~ -- over . ,i"C''. ["'1 1, '''.' I - ~~__ - - ___ - ~ 'Pass-On' Stop To NUMBER CHANGE -'1 I - NOTICE e I.lfl, lt' sit-htttr . ; past Texas l'l.irlfl) C.itcr's two-run, out double in the sixth Inn: broke a tic and helped 13.i'.t.:. past California Then t., doubled and scored Boston's nal run on John Kennc single in the eighth R"kie Carlton Fisk hornt're'. fr t i4t't S.' rtptjon. .. - .. it ttw rcst'rves. Ttw flet"4t not puck t cae life is ir the Fttsbur.and C:nc-inr;,ti hair operxL- up healths leads in their AmcrlC,fl League East where respective divis.uoris arid all Ra1L.nort .t.aed one game bethree- added to their margins on hind Detroit b beating Is-tat 3. lndai's scarce schedule of 1. In the only other game played garrw, Oakland. rained out at Mil. Monday, Boston defeated waukee Monday. picked up an. California 4-2 Cincinnatis rac'e-hcsrse Reds other half gaunt on Chicago in the American league West as ripped 14 hits including Pete Detroit knocked oft the White Rose' second home run of the St 3-1 for Muekes Lohch'sl6th seasontobatter the Cubs It was victors The A s now lead the the seventh coitcecutive vir-thri division bya fat eight games for the M. West leaders. Pittsburgh came from behind The Reds hopped on loser U whip Atlanta 6-5 with Willie Rick Reu.sc-hel. 3-3, for three StargeIl driving in four runs runs in the fourth inning. Roses T gave the Pirates another homer in the fifth and then the Reds adoed three ha if-gan-si' pickup on idle New York and a fur-game bulge wTapup runs in the sixth the National league East Wayne Sinipsc 6-3. earned Cincinnati belted Ouragn 7-2 victors with reliever Oa and when St. Louis nipped Carroll picking up his 21st save, ICSIS UI the majors Houston 3.?.,itw'ide'ned the fl NI. Wr-sl lead to six games c;ver \leanwtule, pursuing Houston dropped as fif th str aight game the siipp:ng Astros The on)', race that still see-ms its St Louis and Bob Gibson I. the phtthinL . TELEPHONE I)3efc' New - i uree UIVIIUfl LVUUvr,s ruu murgin .-.. Tuesday's Games Cincinnati 'Nolan 13,-, at Chicago *Jenbns 11, Atlanta 'Reed 7-lIlt at Pzttsburgh i Blast 1D-3t, N St Louts I Cleveland 11-'u at Hou.cton Reu.c!t-8, N New York Matlack -5 at Los Angeles 'John 84. N Philadelphia ctamp at San Caldwell 3-4t, Montreal t y,ioors- i-. at Fraruo.c-o Rr'ant-4, N V.ednesttay's (tames .vt-lanejat Kansas Cuts, N Lltimore at Texas, N 'hicago at letrc.ut, N ;k1zrnd at Milwaukee. N nriessuta at York at Bostsin - 1,illkllur.~ ?4nsidi s Results :'ric1rin.au 7. C)iwagc 2 pitts.burtth 6. ATJI.L S St [is.is :i. Houston 2 oni 'hiNi '. It's Its iininitI thl w,",k sirolti it o ri'snituti"tl is ttir 51011' ItiporlIlIrtui of lmnn;isirtnth'iii ri's;un sting hunt 1111' sIll- I 111,111 sit 124; ai*.l Inwerril rratb Wednesday, July 19, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 64th Year, No. 238 Price 10 Cents 0 31 M .3 Oakland at Milwaukee. rain Raitimrire 3. Texas 1 Detroit 3. Chicago 'rii games setwiuk'd Tursda's Games McNa11 -; ',.,s ifland 4i, N Lernc,nds 1- sit tie:ro:t 'Coleman 11-It, N Oakland Harlon 2-1 and Hunter 114I ht M il waukee Stephenson 2-2 and 11nnhorg 7. N 4-!irinewta sCcrbzn 5,-2i at York 'Kline 8-4, N ..lifcwma j Ryan 13-6 i at Ro!-. Cuip 5.$i, ieve1and I Perry 154, and Vilcox 6-11 at Kansas Cus S::itcuefl 9-S arid [lid Cantons. - . ' - Lolich Co s 1 6th Win - Ccnai 52 42 Kras Cit'4 T - - ''. 52 30 .. r Cartel)if FIhinrir. a %Ir rssImIsnt oh the ',,mnnuil unit ,ni'miH'r oI a c otmumnittee Iii find ci,mnr fl$rf t. the problem. iipfrs(ril grrol I**n* em O%Pt tt• IOI t that hihiretu wIt's IRe In Apart' II* Summit. h1rrn ttu,'muts. Indian 11111'. anti other 1. 1. ., Mrs FlItnor repniled that an n•rhea4 rrnisIn lot the rhiidrrn wosild take at least to years In rntroet. She rep'rteil that her .nmrnitt.e , '# trig isippotted h .S..naiflq' RIft (,t,nt,r 4 4(afr hot urfrd the roe,nelI to atet their vipport. In idditlon to drafting the nonril appntnt.d I'oih e ( hi.? (.,v,r*,. Karcher to reptesent the rity it a Cehmi 8nard meettn* at which the prnhfrm wIll be dhieus*eel. rn4 will hae , f?MI q their way to South Seminole %lidlle Srhool The rnunt has d,lermltwd that it 4ws not haSP liii' 111044 1(1 hit s thrr hlt*irn, and so (h',sr sho live within two miles of the sihool must walk. "There will he rhlldren killed utile of a S mph 5PI I linuit." said 'l,s, F:lflnnr think its a moral rum. liSt a to this like situation .iIt. anthin will help" in responir to inquirIes by the limUs. . Ins wccund tic eInpmrnti on that sitI. of the ('IIfl II Ii lliIiiiy IT r'u. sII,ig ii rriltie lion to V ni1th o,i both r.aiIs a' lb.) ,;,prwsi h lb. intrrsr' tIi,i,, and a v ,'qtiii thin I.' l! niph titi 58 114 I,'Itn Iii miii 11110*1 1' the ' It lii bUllY NlllI(b EW YORK AP. 1)uck Al. Angeles I)OdCrs in a i;t team announ'ed MoLi, Thc orh team with more tJ'yu a starter (cc th e stth straight Carew. Aparucto. Ucshinson un M. Houston. first len, a tw-ct4lme AU-Star u th. wirier traüe. CI.S1) WJfl th' representative on the time C.arew polled 132055 %O( astrzcmskt also were and base jot' Mrgan. Cincinnati, National l4ague. was the top stiirm fir.4 ass1nrnen: starting all-stair team to 411.253 hue runner-up cooiic tiirters last ear. hCbbtns*'tfl Torte, St 31W %54'" 4 4'4\lTd tolt's NnTT1 Cash. the Boton Red Sot, vole-getter on the American over th a1ktar apmaking lus eigh pla ced Rojas of Kinsas t'it airnaa3 L4agDe thirit base: l\n Kesat. ) q League All.Star team an- rwinerup with '29.7S3 votes. lAns Aparicio at shortstcsp a nd Reggie Jackson of Oakland pearance. 1 ri-than his sixth. EaSt k; ner. (htcago. shortstop: John nounced toda) by Baseball Carl \a.striernski in the out. topped the outfielders in the Aparicic tius fifth. 'iasttttflis ns Bench. Cincinnati, catcher, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Only one either player re- field. The 43rd annual All-Star voting wi th !2.,421 Join ing him his fourth. iii kstin his SCCLWK Vs. 1.. Pet. GB. and Hank Aaron. Atlanta. RobThe Chwagc White Sot slug. c'eived more than one million Game will be played Thesday in the startiru outfield will be and Murcer Clemente. Pittsburgh, and edo get. who leads the American votes Thud was veteran th ird r'4lfhtJuR 25 in Athnta a nd will Yastrzem.cku. 6(13.151. and BobAllen was named to the start%I York 3 511111) 5 Willie Starge'lt. Pittsburgh. out. League wi th 19 borne runs and baseman Brooks Rcitnn,con of be nationally televised bs NBC bs Murc'er of New York. 5(16,241 lug teafli twWt as a National field 43 39 .524 St LC*i&S €1 runs batt ed in, fec-eyed 1,- Baltimore. who ea.c2ly got the Detroit's Bill Freeban will be Leaguer. once wi th the Phila. 44 41 .518 10 Chucago \lvaagers lann Murtaugh t2..7S8 of the 3,171.556 votes nod at th ird base o-- ():,t.. .Tnining Allen, Apancio and the starting catcher. having dolphin I'hihhics and once with 3€ 41i 444 16 \:trta1 of the Nati oh League and Earl in the nationwide poll of fans ta nd 'sSi. ,,.., .-.- n in the starting infield outpolled C l eveland' Rii Cardinals the St Lou's I LdJeIptua 29 54 34 24 ' wraver of it.,! Anierica:i 1 Allen, !"XT, L 'd t * ' 4S.3 t6 ... ' 0. 01 1. .TEI) PR. '' " " I Think It ' s A Moral Crime For A Situation Like This To Exist 4P 4 I ,.., . , D' I'ck Allen Heads L AlloStar Team ..,:_ .. -1 , 1. (Iii MAITIR CHA$I - 00 she_a. 312-OSOO IAPIKAIII1ICALD 520 S Maple Ave. Sanford,, l'Ionlda ~ � 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, July 18, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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>, July 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/59e23af11b90723cc844de4348dea585.pdf 542f0b243ed8042cd4487bb5199eaf25 PDF Text Text ______________ __________ - He ra Id - __ 70 12 dv - - - - -• - -. uj1 i Security UJ Qr by iIshtiiiti broadcasts to dis. rupt the %iSd \IiIfiflg the topics expected to be 111s4115c191 during the five hours of talks between the two lenders were the future of the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gull area, which holds 60 per tent of the worlds known nil reserves. The Shah would like to pt the (toiled Slates and Soviet Union agree to let Iran act ax the ptilks'mnumn of the area without big power interference. Falling that, the Shah was expected to - tiwniatcil I'rrx, Writer I i*i'lt'tit 'i'l-:lllt AN A P Nkstu IIltivt'ii in Iran's 0p11411 -today for an overnight visit and talks ith the Shah on tcglnnnl anti world matters. The President and Mrs. Nixon w en' greeted at Trhrnn, Mt'hrabnil Airport by the 52. enr4,lti monarch and Empress Farah alter a (light from Kiev, the Nixons' lust slop in the So. viet Union following it week of summit talks between the I'res. blent anti Kremlin lenders. I I anthr? - _ ?tjrratb 0 0 11 0 11 - WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES I Tuesday, May 3o, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Year. No. 202 Price 10 Cents 64th Pkie#A! F Are Taken Precautions By FRANK (OIISIIFII — — — _______ President Nixon Arrives In Iran, Ii 11he Snfo - Ma%sive security precautions neck assurance(of undiminished Were taken a g ainst altacks by imrboii guerrillas and other illsjtl*'nt Irmniamis who were lout U.S. support. The Soviet government's re mt friendship (ri';miimU with Iri'Iit and the Nixon told I.yathk&s wife and Mrs. Vladimir Srherb$tasky, wife of the Ukrainian (omrrtintt party rhief, as they pr.pared to leave for the airport hostile regime in neighboring Iraq have increased Iran's 'ene of isolation, and it is suspicious of Mnsc- ows In. lentions in the Gulf. Wearing a gray suit, white shirt and blue and gray tie, the President looked tried but smiled as he said golbye at the Kiev airport to President Alexander l,yashko of the M. rairie and other officials. The weather was clear and balmy as the President and Mrs Nixon hoarded Air Force One alter an overnight stop in 'Why not!" Mrs t,yuhkn r,,. plied. "We'll get tired," said Mrs Nixon with a smile. The President commented 1 think I'd get in a little trosib!' at home it I didn't go" A few h.imrs after Ib, arriv;t in Kiev. presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger told newt- Kiev, the capital of the Soviet rnen that Nixon And the Sovio-, Ukraine. 'its such a lovely day, I'd uk" ii stay another week," leaders reached no SeCret agreements no Vietnam or an r,theT controversial ruestion ______________ - Peti't'i'on SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BEEF Starts Rat all SLADE CUT. L6. t SAVE A FREm1 FLA OR CL. BOX-C, . CUDAHY GOLD Co GRADE A cRESH FLA OR G&(WJTH BACKsOIRLETS) 'SUPER.R'GH'r WEflERIm Po*s 'MARKET STYLE" SMOKED GRADE 'A' FRESH FLA. DR.GA. COMIINATIOPJ c'&c n • Lial& Cmw L,32& CeWk S&W C"M WISOGS 3 kECKI 1 GiOL9TS r £(Ifi. 1.L 'UJePt rwuo j tcea LLL 'SUPER-RIGHT' FREsHLY (3 LBS. & OVER) CAN* . 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EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ,) tww _u 23e fJ 5k1 . F' AGGED HEADLINES -- ' - - Inside THE HERALD PRESIDENT NIXON and the Soviet leaders made no secret agreements on Vietnam or any other controversial question, Henry Kissinger reports. Nixon flies to Tehran today, AMERICAN IIELICOI'TERS taking the wounded out of Kontum not only have enemy gunfire to contend with, They have to get away from the South Vietnamese trying to escape the life as Sen. B. Everett Jordan campaigned then if it meets with overall nearby for re-election. SENS. HUBERT hUMPhREY and George McGovern are heading into their second campaign comfront.ation In pivotal California still debating the issues of the first. POLICE POLICEare still searching for a motive that ME OUSE decides today whether to update DOUSE surplus of woube executives or engineers — who can't find Jobs — and "a deficit of should-be of health technicians," mechanics, plumbers says Gov. Heubin Askew, - A SOIl. SCIENTIs'r is trying to find ways of slowing down a process that literally is evaporating the rich soil of the nation's winter salad bowl at th e rate of a foot every 10 years. WEATHER Yesterday's high 86 low 64 with 1.9 of an inch of ra in. Partly cloudy today. Highs In the mid an d upper BOS. Low tonight mid and upper fiØ A storm system edging across the Midwest today ended nearly two weeks of sunimer-like San Diego has adopted this A wave of cooler air rolling eastward based on the fact that plan . triggered showers and thunderstorms from Uwe were no funds to replace Minnesota and Ohio to Louisiana and parts of school buildings damaged Texas. during their recent earthquake. however, on!>' six elementary ____________________________________________________________________________ schools are involved In the pilot Herald Index rzpef'Iflwrit. 4 2 Editorial comment Area deaths 9 Esutt'rtu-iinmiment Bridge 9 Sur'.e)s taken lit Lhusc areas Business re low 6.7 hloruscoiw . 9 wtwfe this program has been in (Weir ..,,. 11 .,,,. 5 llospitalautes operation show that both stu- Classified ads 13 h'ublk' notices . dents and parents prefer the Comics S 12 Society new approach. 12 Sports 10.31 1)r. Crane 9 TV 9 lkar Abby fund, on Pg. ?A ('41. I n.e ar. iMctt,l N'ru,w W!&.dIv N*t' 7i tji i 5 0 A - WI lit giitJtId to - - L ) I - . . . .,, * Council meeting on June &' Brown said. want are returned to 1'a[laha.'e defendant, Steve city policemen will still be Cooper, told him there was no considered. The mayor ez. "dope" and the men Were platned this gives the city a few "scared." additional days grace to raise Sanders said he drove to the the minimum salaries to ,omxi K-mart parking lot and was told annually. to wear gloves to obliviate prints lie was given a rifle, he Bulletin -,iud. and told he might have to 'sL' ii however, Sanders ems*itftird. iissuurt ikUe mas1z ed he never shot the rifle, - P•— - md was unaware there was - 'slope" in the cab of the truck. the rifle, he said, was under the waL beaten down by votes (ruin Sanders sa id w he n narcotics Continuing, I(utberg said (hut Commissioners Julian Steti of the 200 plus defendan ts which strommm . Gordon Meyer and tie has represented, the success - JOHN ('and. on Pg. 2A Col. i - - -- he A .igenLs coninmenct'd was scared since he was MORRIS una ware the y were police of. -- - • I I aIT) Hies vVill L70 A t Th e H) 11111 SCOTT l'AI(1' I of Si The qu e stion of housing facilities in a school s)stcmn, ii. huitii is to operate on a )car. round basis Involves more than just providing flo or spate I here are seven major areas of inquiry "here Irati'gus-s must be tle'vIst'd. Sam e Tirn e -. ttl( jents for ma tion, All prt'uti) m' enrolled will fill ut the sa int type (aria before attending classes in an)- school. It I', Ia'&'essary that students in the 5411flC funnily, living at the meaiIw address regardless of the hit',i they arc nitcnttimig, will be' schie'tlult'd for the saint: session i A,li,(', or n Viseus correctly tilled out, ttii' These Include; pupil related f,imily st, grouping Students will then Ixa'cmigned to ct,tib bit'tI cii attendance zone in which the> live and on the enrollment iiapiit'ities of the schooti Each high school will serb e a's time control center (enrollment (iffiec i for sch,ttk in its partitular ft'e"t'r s) stein. Where there are children in the same faiiiil> Mill will itt. attt'iiltti1; ils concerns; personnel related tonI will assure proper fuimimil> concerns; inistrucliomuil related concerns; facilities related concerns; auxiliary services Bulletin i-umn-crlms; (mliii. related WASh INGTON iAl'i IiitiflIt'ilti**IL* grl,mlm'i t tint cr1., 'I lie Supreme Court tuda) aand relatedconcerns rejected an appeal by With each of these concerns, California to resiew a state there are sub-areas for detailed supreme court ili't'lsluu investigation These will be outlaw 11111 liii' death iwliali> Identified in their uipprm.iriati' 1 hi' high i-unit m urrm'miII is major areas in the course of this whe'thrr to euiiildi'ring series. punishment abolish capital of pupil related In the field across the Land as being in firdmn, the first concern, tie iolutlon of the federal school systeili will utilize e'nswi ('.'nslilmilion, arti I itt, r -.1 t'l.-nt it,. . containingtraining recorsis 't Ulnt'tl. Continuing his r ecap of all the officers by the June the the crime, Sanders said that deadline, the subsidy for the occasion. but for the better part December referendum; A MERICA'S education system is nrovidinu a .. 6 s tandards board, '-We can thrash this all out at the regular Of h is life exemplified a good however, the proposal was American citizen, the Subversive Activities Control Board or abolish it and write a new security law, to be over. With in- Community Affairs poll" ;robution," Sanders main- try it first with them . . . and enemy attack. heat In the mid continent, I crisis formation he has gained from the state Department of By 1111,1, SCOTT stating he was outside the to put the districting proposition confines of the law on only talC before the voting public In a Some of the highlights from Thursday's Thursday's article . , - "The year-round plan hsbynomeans new. It was tried in Omaha, Nebraska from 1918 to 1940 and in the Aliquippa. Pa., public schools from 1929 to 19M. Thoe reasons for the failure of such then progressive programs was financial: as funds became availableto build new facilities, the year-round plans were dropped. "Today it is just the other way around "To date. there are more than 100 school districts around the United States that are experimentthg with the concept and ats4jther 1,00U additional districts are studying the feasibility of 11w plan.'' Paris, Melissa Estridge, Jerry Bouchard. Randy Enloe, Frank Brumley, Pat Newman, Laura Brown and Diane Martin. Comm ss .hisimn.' Drive,('utsselk'rry, was scheduled to be sentenced after conviction on April 21 by a Raleigh shopping center, killing three persons, wounding eight others and then taking his own following year. THOUGHTS, KIDS The chief eucutive said in the he and pouce con'tttd factors tar outweigh the re% OW his pa rticipation Iii InLisloflerS William Kiosky and factor of probationgr-.i(est H) MARION HETIIKA in Santiers, even should he be single event which has pLiced Mine. and Sanders elucidated Dick Crenshaw will be cciiA purple heart recipient, placed upon probation for the him here." ltutberg exclaimed, he Was supposed to drive trw 1cm-ring with Police Chief H. The court requested Sanders truck; that he was told he would Sweat and going into every veteran of the Vk'tnam war, rest of his life. 'This man's make a great deal of money. aspect of the police budget to who was one of Ihioso convicted and that all he was to do was provide justification for the in the December drug bust deliver the truck to another "We will analyze the shoot-out at K-Mart shopping Districting B Man. budget in detail," the mayor center, gave an Impassioned Sanders told the court he was plea for probation before Cm. willing to spend the rest of his Brown added the sta te cult Judge Dominick Saift this tile on probation to prove department told him that ,.a morning. fitness in society . - "A long as police standards cart., Eddie Sanders, 23, 1160 i ioners criminal doesn't If our dilemna centers around the elementary grades, why not . I ef~hf.0Ch 1.99 - Veteran Asks Probation might explain why a gunman opened fire in a ) approval, include all grades the 10 CT. PM - ........... LB. a bIi1........... 4 £2CTW*tptLX TapO4(63 k! .................HD. G'teeit CA EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI PURE CANE DOG FOOD I Lit 3LB N 73e TALL Rlce&gt Rice EVERYDAY LOW PRICES EVERYDAY LOW PRICES CAN I & C*111110101 1v, DELICIOUS -, -t - Circuit Court jury of the crimes Sanford City Commissioner of a criminal offender having it John Morris disclosed to The firearmim and aggravated Herald this morning he would assault. 1k' was exonerated of bring the matter of districting the crime of attempted robbery. the city for PUII)OsC of election Assistant Public Defender of commissioners before Gerald liutberg told the court today's 4 pm commission work that Sanders Involvement in time 'liti() session, trilne was ititnumital. l(utberg Commissioner Morris, along went tin to cite the w in-criminal w ithm Mayor Lee I'. Moore, were background of the tlt'fentliint, the only commissioners toting We also believe that you should have the right to be heard. Now, even though the odds are M opposed to nine In of 45-15 via our own poll), 1 believe that 45-I5 should be given a chance. The only reservations I have on the matter include putting senior high school students Int the plan, too. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES EVERYDAY LOW PRICES PURE VEGETABLE A&? L5 11 CHUNK LIGHT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES SUNSWEET EVERYDAY LOW PRICES QUALITY C""" ) another extraordinary story (coming in Thursday's edition), on 'Year Round Schools," by our exclusive Copley News : CAN' EVAPORATED EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI i Stke 2k 73e C&i'wx Bcack 44e A&PB&ack............ "GL - 3tk P'uuw9uics............ EVERYQAY LOW PRICEJ FOR YOUR LAUNDRY 9m T - . from the present series written by our own Bill Scott, to EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AU -CANNED EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' FOR YOUR LAUNDRY QT. JAR CANNIu -—— We here at The Herald are trying in earnest to answer the many questions on this subject. EVAy LOW PRICEII 4A OZ -- - - they'd have voted that way "if j the school board" had been able to properly prepare a series of news releases on the subject' SLICED CRUSH0 / - — -- -, today for the purpose of inreastn, the sal.lrie-s of some z police officer'-, to comply iith minimum sta ndards of the 'tate-federal government revenue sharing legislation, Mayor Kenneth Brown in. formed The Herald today Jaquesandtheotherwoboard members have taken the position that more hibernation is needed before they can vote for the $4 monthly hikes in pay for the half-dozen officers to give them a ,O0O minimum annual wage. When the minimum is raiw'1, the entire patrol torte will be entitled to up to $130 monthly salary subsidy from the state. 'Nevertheless. the mayor declared he is on top of the situation and believes the pay -\ \ said. the 45.15 plan,I really wonder 20 QT. OR callacounctlmeeungtorlpm. - ' SULTANA QT. To Meet - acting the city hail in a show of support. "If the city commission refuses then to listen to the will of the people, then we have no alternative but to file court action, since we will have demon' strafed we have exhausted every other means," he LOG added. ' City Commission at its May 22 meeting voted By John A. Spoliki three to two against allowing the people to say I'm having a delightful time whether they wanted districting of the city placed in A PENNY FOR YOUR analyzing the responses to our the "Readership Survey," as well the new city charter. Little graduates of the kindergarten Commissioners Gordon Meyer, Julian Stenas the "We'd lAke T Know" Lutheran Church of the Redeemer proudly pose questionnaire which covers the Strom and A. A. McClanahan combined their votes in their caps and gowns. The children are Terri 45-15 plan and the districting in an effort to keep the issue from ever reaching the issue in Sanford voters, Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioner John Convicted In Drug Bust Those who expressed Morris vot ed to allow the districting qu es tion to be themselves as being opposed to placed on the December election ballot, COPELAND-S ALL I4(eat 1)gge, DaCOIL lDkm GIANT - - class of LAUNDRY Ref uses - Rev. J. J. E. Connelly, Sanford black leader and a l os ing candidate in the 1971 city commission race to newcomer John Morris, said today petitiOfl3 calling for the right of the voters to choose whether they wanted to require city commission to live in e presentation at the June 12 city commission meeting. The minister stated he had been overwhelmed by the support the issue had brought forth from the white citizens as well as blacks in getting the matter brought back before the city commission. "Petitions are now being circulated to the white . areas as well as to blacks and we ho pe to have 2,5tk) 12," Rev. IL lie said on the night of the June 12 city corn- 37c LB. R0 Sanford In Council ilo, l%v lIllJ. SCOTT SAVE 7C M -. to( ilillerviit grade levels; such its elementary. mnidttk or senior high schools. (lie eldest child's schedule will deteruiiine the session for the younger children. The prt't-e'tlurt' will insure proper family grouping The census cards will aba designate transported and nontransported students and the (arils will Lit' SI marked Ii) itt' enrollment officer, Utilizing data processing, is report in the forin of a print-out will provide the transportation i ('ont'd 0mm I'agc 3A ('ul (p toad on Pit t ('ol $ 1C at Altamonte Springs la>m- Lawrence Swofford toda> confirmed a disclosure made six mouths ago In The Herald. ben she announced she definitely would seek the District l'hrre School Board post now held by another uie Democrat A. P. 1112ti BullJr. �- - 2 — The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 1 ... ,,, *- 5 In Meanwhile, a By GEORGE ESPER - It .1 Associated Press Writer -. ---'--V. The yard reportedl' serviced North Vietnam's entire railroad system, including the northwest and northeast In the grou nd war, there were reports of the first withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops from South Vietnam since they started their big offensive two months ago. U.S. military sources said elements of two North Vietnamese divisions had pull ed ha ck into Cambod ia from An Loc, the besieged provincial capital 60 miles north of Saigon. Both were reported badly battered by 552 bomb lines to China, strikes. which began April 6. - sor th a Lh,,uand '.ord of musical criIIciin in th e grade string orchestra at Elyria, Ohio. Can it be, scondr,-s Dick Norton, that th at clinker rl'alI% came from F'rank fthai-rk' hlth I I TheenemypressureonAncitself eased, but North Vietnamese forces have intensified shelling along Highway 13 south of the devastated town and are keeping a relief column from getting through. Field reports said the enemy gunners on Monday slammed 2,400 rocket and mortar shells into three South \' fmese pos itions along the highway two to 10 miles south of An Loc. Pntv South Vietnamese soldiers were reported killed and 109 wounded. Elsewhere, fighting broke ou t for the first time in several weeks in southernmost Cambodia, just across the border from the western Mekong Delta in South Vietnam. Sou th 'ietnamese rangers spearheaded by an armored column clashed with North ietnamese forces while on a drive to hlk infiltration into the delta. grand larceny was not present in court Jud't- Szilfi ordered his F4itti Ann Conley, i, who bond cstreated and a capuzs wu bound over to Circuit Court, ism-ed for McCummings arresL Thai is set for the week of laSt week for probable cause Courtney. charged with two counts of attempted rape and Dye, charged with incest. Dye felony Dominick Salt Mrs. Conley is charged in the May 22 death of a 47-year-old Longwood womn. Judge Sniff told the JACMNVILLE. Fla. (All) diminutive defendant who to I than her years, that formal ne trial after a defense lawyer - "second in command" of accused prosecutors Of LEIhng A I % Associated Press Writer Wai-fiekl Simpaon. The duk(' charged with possession of a I -.~ I a Cen- nouncement added. Meantime Physicians 'Needle' Patient c't'ntr,l nervous stimulant, Union lodav and flew to Tehran for an over_________________________ night visit with the Shah of Iran. The dt'xtraumptuctimlnc. Rye pleaded not guilty to the charge,. Rye was uppi-vtwnded -.. I presidential party had made an overnight stop on March 16 while a passenger .,. in a van In which uw driver made an Improper U-turn, and ,: hours after the arrival in Kiev, presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger told Jack Yandic is docketed for trial the week of July 10, after entt'nini: a not guilty' plea to th-irges of a two count information of breaking and reasons. Employed with the any other controversial questions ~,-,* -!. city since February. I V00I I % 11 RALEIGH, .C. (AP) — Police sav Sen. B. t'. felony and grand teeny. Steve MCCWTUnUIgI, charged with breaking and entering wi th intent to commit a felony - inission is expected to disI. NEW YORK '' — 'Y' clans at Albert Einstein College I - IS F r n g () 'S 11 I mounted since President Nix. - - On Agenda , _ _ .,I - ~~ ~ ;. V. el . } By John A. Spoiski One Marine jet was shot down, but the two - - - J 1- I will be a presentation from In the ground war, there were reports of the Those who oppose do so because of their concern f or r - architects of trw new Sanford t'uflSUitsflL big offensive two months ago. U.S. military Commissioners are scheduled suurt'e' said elements of two North altered. and that the city m&'t to mnt'ct at 4:30 pm. with tht' recreation programs don't g namest' divisions bed pulled back into Cam- ' city zoning and planning correspond wi th s'ncutlt,ns ' -, Imdizm from An Lot' I to discuss that board's reconunendauons that structure pay Its proportionate we of the costs icr paving streets. Series Of Gun Battles But. in the final reali ty. . .are we trying to better the BELFAST API -- Guerrillas fought a m1udents, or are we concerned 1. V, - .L L !mant'i and using available - Republican Army announced it was suspending its attacks indefinitel. . Soldiers claimed they hit four gunmen in 13 running this like it really Is. gigantic lirefights in the Ardoyne district ,a = - - - Judge Muslim "wWcb doesn't sound I . eminoie County, plans to "put 1972 Legislature. ed to fight Ofl "It'll cut short their vacation receive have to fund 1160,000 as I " subcommittee opens hearings today on the I've NEVER had a three week disaster. . . . .. - . . ju share collapsed last February, kill-rig g at least ii persons, was doomed from the starL A Senate families do you kIK' Lhat Laike vacations longer than tt weeks? . By IIEP.sE hART ---- Associated Press Writer lln'y soul the governor's con- National Convention in Miami to improve in July 1k' said oks-tors assured slow I) and gradulall) 111111 that the Alabama • to'- I Charles Snider, Wallace's na- cze'eutics' would hi' able Is and the governor's son, George -- Although Wallace has in- A:I t . to securing the f)eniocratic - - -- - w. ~ - - -- - - - 1i ~ -4 ..- presidential nomination, Snider sold, he did not flatly rule out a - - ; ~7 -_ ~ C ~_ - ~ I . - ' third-party candidacy If Wallace is not the Democrats' -" - - - choice In Miami. Snider said the ~ third-parly decision would be / E14T - - - ~11 Z_ ~ ; 1 " - -.5 ii -__J - - --- - - _1~_ ' .5 -~ -1 ' - -~. -. ~ (11$ •vr - 2;w-, V - ' - a.' -- - :. - - - - over 30 carloads of Office Furniture, Machine,, Supplies — m.n Savings at T,.dou. - So.,s. oii-4-e-tiñd some tip..' — some with d.&s wed "crutches. Stoic Hours: 6.15 a w to 9 Prill. Mo. 'iso' tn and v.s'iI 6 I - - - - ____ - - P. M. - . 1s 133 hit lolissos student, Keith Walker to Clifford Nelson of the Society. Dan Pelham osuo, rtasti u'ighti is principal of the school. (Staff Photo) Fa milies Wi ll Go At The Same Time 11111110 j (31 l 1i\ 'Jl \J _______ D J is , "i ________ -t_'' - ' -.5- - - - go - - . V. - , - -. - .'=- - S - O - - . - - - W' - I. -, 7 - - . / . - - I - -' '. =- - them. Buzzoli escaped by managing to get Into the elevator, - . f - - __ -- . - elevator, Bozzoll was stabbed. The prisoners then fled bacit e accomplished. 4 / — - spuP,esnuin said, when liozzoli and the two guards were cst'orting three prisoners to an t'levatortotake themtoanother section of the three-story jail - _______ - - I - / L " ttlu1 try scheduling of students in will determine' the subjects to ,- lis.-s, 'h'sso steps will tie 1* Thu-si in cacti M'SSiilIl tit initiated at (lit' county te'c-el, i' lcnit'ntui ry schools will Its'se are' student census and determine the grade' group student uissigrunent to ,school strut-tune fur t'ue'hu session l'he' Sirnultamutously . at (1w lot iii purpof this step is ii first level curriculum and materials attempt to balance (lie' student will be develpeol, and teacher assignments and is Since IL.' 5.- hioul Boarol has Iii hi' undertaken in March, l97i voted to implement 45'15 in July', 1973, the steps mentioned Toinorruw..part thret-.t. above roust be ciiiruplt'te'd by sslgruitient of students to a Jan. 1, 1973 and apply to both designated seuion,) _.5_tl :,',cs )/,~-, $04bdis 1 - ~ 0 h-oUht-YLAIt.oLt)S Cathy Aces edo and big -. __ Karen ___ seem quite ta ken with each other at the Kingling Bros. — __ IMM ~ values no w! Get OooI.,".for 1$_P_ #CW guests front a has Ca re ( s-turn -. . 1' •I. qvaty it a bar - __ nooKS are awarded to Carol Clark and Donna Stuart at Girl Scout Troop 193 for their first class project by Dee Herschel. (Marilyn Gordon Photo) senior citizetis housing project, was one Of the circus's to claim real esuin- trper-ty , - ':,; .. Sol. george stuart CHECK for $120 raised at a student-faculty basketball game at Sanford concerns of the were shot. Jordan, a Democrat on an prese nt. .how does the future Continued From Page Ii elementary and secondary look. County- Planner David unannounced handshaking tour, Major II. M. Peters of the U Farr will reveal all. was rushed into an optoine- department with the nuititwr of levels. S. Air Force Academy- will be at After the completion of the As an "extra added at. U'it'soffict' when the rifl e shots students in each school mitre'. This listing will inulie'aU' step, mentioned above, this' the Sanford Naval Academy trat lion'' those attending the rang out Monday arnicine; bull. tonight at 7 speaking on the luncheon will hear the latest 't'tls of holiday shoppers at nilnie', grade' and street number follow trig steps must be a. coiiiplished at the local school procedures involving ap- "Scoop" on Seminole' County North Hills Shopping Center. for each student, Iriforinuitluin on the census cents-n. Course selection by pointnwnt to the academy-, Jorda n was not hurt, but his park development ItS presented will This meeting is open to by the' League's own Planning news se cretory, Wes I la y-olen, card data secondary enable students arid parents and their sons and Is and Zoning Chairman Mrs. Will shot In' the back Hayden processing to retrieve in. olett'riiuniition of grade groUt) at 1cheduled for the ad- Patr icia Burkett. Mrs. Burkett VsS reported in serious niii- formation on racial composition the elementary level will ls' by schools and by attendance an-siuiplisht'4 in January unit tuinistratiun building. Peters will show- slide's of the proposed (ion at 41 hospital. '°' $A,B,C, or h).. Jordan, 75, sa id. "I have no February, 1973, idzca.krd he would encourai'e zoo on I..ake Monroe' nI,ii A student assignment list in men from freshmen tentative plans f a r Lake J essup reason to bellece anyone would Also to be COliiplCttMl ill the form of a print-out showing February. 1973. Is the deterthrough senior classes. try to kill ne." Park. students registered in that ,iuruition of the number of schosil will lie provided each sections by subjects, but thin Is principal. Zone lines for each applicable' to secondary' schook school will be drawn, based on only. .the' number (if students I, the By March of 1973, it atte'ndiince' area and on (hit' preliminary t'stinuitt' of the -. I enrollment capacity of each number of needed teachers will -j primary S - - . The gunman "just broke out county: What effects will be felt the OSO, will give the big pie. anything that moved." peaks Tonightf p.,tleg km I.I4d the ci...) A great Circus of Value, under the Rig Green and White Tint on George Stuart's parking W. - A. apparentl)- vi as not the target of (torn the new land use plan and ture. .What does a county I'tillce Capt. C.H. Haswell planner do with the information said he' doubted Jorda n was the Air Force Major (torn 050...what are the target because so titan>' people SALE - HAIXIGII, N.C. (Alli — ll(~ present. . .have any previous %ill said. "We don't know %hy , week weeks dicak'd he is totally committed - ,Hal lice say Sen. B. Everett Jordan . , (waged Wallace never it) give up the ticipe of walking again tention to be at the Democratic ~ '- ', A distinguished panel of local studies been implemented. - he was there," A witness, Bruce experts will help answer the Sidney' Vitilen Jr., County Bland of Raleigh, said the following queries regarding the Commissioner and Chairman of gunman was "aiming at Ciruii Will !ilSo take up circus in .rw York's Mada request by Brain Towers, Ison Squire Garden. Caths - primaries Snider quoted Wallace as s. removal function. City-, in order Sm.jcr, the g, vernr,r also was Visited by Sen. Edward -e ulpepper i 838-9042) by' June 1. Planning Commission at Cr." I'olice Chief Robert Good- urban renewal type, blight seasons; and, 110w many : Engineers sac's the tVest \'lrginia darn that Senator Was Not Target Anyone desiring to attend the Transportation will show the borhood Development : l'rngram, a federally -f undt'd WASHINGTON (AP) - The Army Carps of . ; 9, 1 14"c1.eon 1- requesmu to make group... Fiat are the studies of 1113 gun and started shooting. servations with Clare ffie Orange. Seminole, 0sceI first one way and then anoth. City planner Gerald Dakewill Dam Doomed From Start time" The kids don't go to school Z. during the Easter or Quristmnas , , dltion continued (hi' dispute might become VCfl be held at Mr. Steak, Sit 436, vironniental coordinator front where the senator was caniwill be "What Is Our Future?" the state Department of paigning. : ico Mex :. printipal ArIvita Coberly ex- television interview. Indicated tional cainjudgn officer. said he attend (lit- ((invention in fi%#.- regarding environmental Society will inform the group; a young gunman who killed ____________________________ quality and planning and zoning how can we avoid fur ther three persons and wounded as regards this county. Topic engineering blunders such eight others before taking his following the noon luncheon, to SR 436 ..,MIke Durak, en- °wn life at a shopping center I Jr 1), 'ao.ul.I go to appeal fr cites in the (',ulifornia and Ne" - - it all together" on June 3. Scott of the Florida Audubon wing. The Prorisionals accused the Oft'icIalsbe on hand to seek approval of ,, the commission of a Neighof surrender and ow 'flue weakest argument of all, t' site of the receis-ed until 4:30 p.m., June 8. Ixague of Women Voters, was resource bills pamed by the . to the cell block, forcing the two - be ('ailed for bids on the ex- Together All 1. fair condition at St. Joseph's i department clerk anti the t eet s r Roman Catholic stronghold of the IRA's Provisional v It put go wrong, you'll have me to • hand and say I deserve it" (if I Called for bids to be in cit), Williativion said. LeagU e' Plans To situationththeposslbiiltyofthe lengthy "day In court" Judge narcotics agents being killed. Salfi remarked, "I don't know 11 other guards to accompany of city funds to pay for the costs of paving all city we going to make an attempt at a' a.tr: I 19/2-3 From Hospital Menu iln're was Irony in that, sin. Vs n. sh tiic em Vs ho first 11)411k' l)UhuI(' his over-all 'ilii SlI.VE1( SI1 l(IN$;, Mit AI' uiigti fltuinrs's, and turned UIC (; (;e,,r't' (' %al!ai-e topk' into a itizijor Issue 411 the improving slow I>, his doctors start of (ha' primary season, I), i has his think-n' of th e . '1 i .why didn't you throw the gun -marc" was partof the maha COme back to, and I'm a had out of the cab'." to which and had the money on lain. SaUl titan." In stem lb.' tt'h'vIloi appearances. hulitil a' th'hatvs but in lually joint I nt e r v iews lirnathast by Nothing further was ' got caught I might hav,e tried lined the situation facing the Vietnam." Judge Salfi, still adamant something c'4se." country today Concluding the defendant's the country's violence simply conte nded the seriousness of the because people hive a gun." judge Saul admonished, ")o toot. Po';itril as they hat Again, All i'niitkni Writer It IS AN ;i:l.i-:s APt S.ns II u her I II Humphreyand and the city's sewer treatment a classroom for learning nia primary a week away. rncntioned until the ordinance property. Voting against the tiotiio'iiiaking arts by retarded Their t-ulnpatgn tone since sIuti,'nt will proc ittt' 11 horn.'- Sunday night, Vs tit'n the) "P of annexation was presented annexation was Williamson, without prior authorization. w Iii, stated his fears that the like ens irlininent, school iari'd together In a national city. 'mt'thing sprung on inc." sewer system. Palm said th e 1n other business, Council: "grant for th e treatment plant *Adopted unanimously on two appears to have a good than consecutive readings an. of being approved" by the nexation of a tr act owned by federal agency. J 30, - am a member of Council, put S'114,000 grant (torn the her . by the people to do a job Department of Polluti o n and I don't like to have Control for the planned new As the gr ou p was entering an • to operate In the "dark ages" r . - Another pacing recoinabout their "vacatlnn time" : rcr1es of gun battles with British troops in ::: mendation from the zoning West Belfast and bombed a factory' today a Are wi jotng to continue board would include a cits-wid., l*'riiiit school adiu,uustratiuns -: few hours after thit' Official wing of the Irish paving program with tie city and prt'grcanis'dy increase taxes an the conititents, or are . . -- - I)()\NA ISlES ii ,. were Involved In the scuffle in which Boxzoli w as sta bbed were being held as hoistages. The trouble erupted, the Awr , - —. to be considered. resolution mayor. Illaws and specifications Approved a "I reckon I am a pec-uIbar type recommended by City Engineer for the addition are available at fellow," the councilman said. "I William Palm req uesting a city hall and bills will be Probation hlospntal. A ja il spcesman said Warden Jack DeVoung. an unidentifled nurse and two guards who "$-, 4 '( ' first withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops *: security complex o a proposal interior design bO from South Vietnam since they.' started their "summer mnalntenant'e" programs which would be Tuesday. May -.5 Wallace Picks Food president; Russell lh'nnarct By S r r e ii to personally look into questions program. CONTINUING his program of informing students on the judicial - "-"" - _____ A Mondays prior to Thursday opening at the 7 p.m. inerting pansion of the westside of city Lctings, Williamson declared that night on the planned hail to provi d e office space for t he needs the advancv time $111,000 water improvement the building inspector, utility * - at toda y's commission session fliers were rescued after ditching at sea. tCoatlnued From Page Ii _____ S ve been placed on the agenda hail by June 15 at 4:30 p.m. for -_ - f -,--.-=-=- — ---- %t Kennedy. brother of tvrl That was in New hlarnpstiire, hospital menu, ing the governor wishes that assassinated politicians Vs lien he was rated at best ii long The Alabama chief execu. Americans will quickly forget Kennedy, who recalled tLt shut in (lit' rate live's alxIotiinal w ounil, disc- Ihat he has been shot. after . 19'4 airplane crash Ahiiruc itt the placing lit 8 I 'a'&tl sin first reading an I ).tialil Mcl)onaid In Seminole Now it i. M taic cnn versus tot', 4Ittefl(tiIIg Wallace said in a Following 0 lStiinnute rnieet t'rs told him he probably would Blvd. The week previously, ordinance annexing the Green titobile home at the Longwood Ilutnphrey, h,'atl to head, for 271 daily medical briefing Monday, ing with (he governor, Snider he permanently paralyzed, en111C 11110bilt! only consider matters which r I 11 - For Today 0 ____ on Inc by surprise.'' Williamson c'oncerning being ft'd('r4lll)--subsltiizcut homes. plained to Council In urging that the Council surprised with business. "We have enough 235s," 0 ' l Is Seized By Prisoners . _____ -- no' like to have things "sprung This brought the remarks from tract will ,I I L1J been approved by the City Council on the Instigation of senior member of the board, P. P. Williamson, because he does I breaking probation). Judge '3 good to me," a replacement on's trip to China In February'. The 65-year-old patient, a SaUl said sentencing would be for Rtamwr at thl.a afternoon's • Sanders, In turn, Manhattan bank employe who "Uyou thlnkI deserve 20years, re-set for a later date. Ja i ±' work session. was not Identified, was said to in the interim the court or' give it to me; Ibeheve you're an own life at a shopping center where the • bereringcondortablyaftei' r• • hoaorabie man. I'mo&yasking dered a presentence In;: Li iStflctIng senator was campaigning. the relatively minor vestigatlon and remanded the you to judge my past." A surgeon grafted skin from his Police said the gunman, Harvey McLeod, JudgeSatfi,mprobably one of defendant to custody of the righ t thigh to bottom of his a school janitor, used a rifle he had purthe strongest castigations of a sheriff. left foot defendant witnessed in court, chased two hours earlier McLeod had a police The team that administered stressed that the defendant was record which included two assaults with a PATERSON, N.J. tAPi — Ii'., the needles was that a % deadly weapon Prisoners seized control of ii corrrctrnhusauumption Dr . LAKLis 11-lnchairma n of viola tion of pr obation would -? the college's department of second-floor cell block today. at Continued From Page it in Incarceration. But,the _ ________ Railroad Yard Bombed Passaic County Jail to result and ok anesthesiobo's court said, should he again four hosta ges, among them McClanahan, who soled to keep SAIGON AP procure American fighter-bombers _________________________ , the issue off the ballot. warden, prison officiala repor about the victim, they have no raided one of North Vietnam's biggest railMorris said lf the nmission J . So n1ard 4 AV , III____________________ 4 road yards Monday, leaving the yards on the agrees to reconsider its decision Officials said the Inmates tIUWr chance." - . I took over the 110-man wing fola week ago, he will present ou ts kir ts of Haiphong engulfed in explosions lowing a melee in which guard maps of the city, which e and flames, and wrecked 16 bridges across the -1i a,,1 ', g '."-. Joseph hloz.zoli was stabbed in wiUbedulwnWsetupthstric • countrv, the U.S. Command announced today. the stomach He was listed In Also scheduled for discussion ' Oto -= - - - it'. WALl III It. Ml-AIIS * 1A)NGW00D - .New policy Mayor Kenneth Brown had property located between the Fleillentary &11001, I)emocratic presidential 11111incerning agenda items has urged.McDormic! to annex to the planned Skylark Subdivision III 10 be used for one year as nominating votes in the Califor- (1,111) i It was t1 fast reported use f killed." Judge Salfi then asked, demand the money thinking acupuncture on a patient in a Everett Jordan apparently was not the target of a young gunman who killed three persons and wounded eight others before taking his ~~ Mft complains Councilman # US. hospital. Interest among Risner worked his way' from Sanders answered, "If you building inspector to build- American anesthetists UI the Sanders replied, "i did a foolish contended Sanders Is part of a ancient Chinese therapy' had thing." conspiracy and was making give 20 years, I'll shake your lug official. Sanford Senator Not Target entering with intent to conimit a ~,', I. =5 - _______ -J of Medicine used acuPurictIure you realize you might easily be and st.ressed that one of the you'll get 20 years, or 10, or live. *1 El IUSNER Sanford needles to anethestize before me on first degree agents was supposed to enter I'm going to take a thorough buil ding oFficial, is resigning patient's legs f or a skin graft murder charges?" the cab and one of the other look at your background and it frew", hi. U4I y F% 0;oil 11I last Friday. the college hospit,al C.-A~ had t*tW be all vou sav it iL If L LIUI a#--A I..anu U0 A.I..,4." I 0, III! as y U III "A V6& W cause of personal health reported I4onsday. you realize I might have been place a gun at his head Q I place you on probation and you newsmen that Nixon and the Soviet leadem ~~: reached no secret agrt4-,ments on Viettlam or upon that charge. - I - : in Kiev, the capital of tile Soviet Ukraine. A few - - _____ _ _ - — Before the queen rules out on ~ . -_ - -- __ I - duke served. ny to tAindon Friday. the an- will be a roll of drums and a concluded his eightday visit to the Soviet - _________________________________ ___________________ l ___k 1. IIII, But the widow Is expected to the parade ground here, there - I - t APt-But-king- gave up the throne In l93 t. Digest \ .. __ I. `III - V t a A evvs * . I ! , minute's silence. Pipers will . tral Florida ,,gambling bustsilstem, Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi spoke to the student body of remains in seclusion defender will be held next week. witness In a gambling case what ness" run by' Harlan Blackburn,she Paris mansion, refusingin to her re- play a larrietiL Lyman South, Posing questions to the judge are Judi Lindsey and The COWl Indi ca ted that Jack to say', The Duchess of Windsor has who pleaded guilt) earlier this ceiveanty ofhundredsof David Clark. callers expr essed pleasure river the ha ldwin, who represented her Attorneys representing four month to gambling and COD'j'he duchess, 75, ii the former cvrvmony, but is unlikely to atin the lower court will be ap- defendants charged with con- spiracy charges. (Ann Riley Photo) _________________ pointed. tend It. the palace said. She may spirary a nd violation of gambiFour of Blackburn's former In other arraignments, Willie trig statutes claimed Monday codefendants are on trial here . watch it on television. Although the queen was In Frank Mason plead not guilty to that William A. Fox, a key and severiI dozen ntiwz- are a two count charge of a criminal witness, had been 'primed" to on A pril 21-she was 46 thIs e er n sks awaiting trial on related offender having a firearm and smear two of the defendants by charges. year-her birthday is always aggra vated assault. 'rraai is set ___________________________________________ celebra ted officially in June, tContluurd From Page 1) "People with guns are SaUi said, "If it really were . when there is a better chance for the week of July 10. Mason, dangerous," the court conIlcers. "They didn't teu tiy mafia,youwouldhaveused that 9 orian& , is charged in good tended and weather for the Th)0P police oflicera. they' said they gun to help your buddies" ingnftheColor. March S assault upon Joyce : ________________________ m Sanders, arguing again wi th reason the defendant "felt bad" -. were going to kill .. - they might Evans In which he is alleged to 1 I . . have been the mafia for all i the court said, "I would have is because he got caught." have fired six shots In tier knew," direction at a home at Little' "No," said Sanders, "1 feel The court, noting the gravity . the bullets seemed to come Wekiva Drive near Longwood. Nixon Concludes Trip of the situation questioned as to through the cab. I never used bad because I was so dumb and Also set for the week of July .. why Sanders had no reser- the gun." Sanders said "I was ignorant to get involved." -I'm 10 is the trial of William Ryme, KIEV U.S.&H. (Al') even in glad I got caught,. .11 1 hadn't vations concerning the gun and never that scared, appointment of a special public I - -- The palace said "she hats been licluschold Troops in which the Fox tesUfied that he*had been - i ,N - - '. American divortw, Mrs, Walli, travel at Lhe present Ume," - 11 I W England with her husband's usual But the monarch has or- U, S. District Judge Gerald operations. B, Tjoflist has refused to order a - By RODNEV PTN'DER advised by her doctor not to - Garden Club is done by Otto Itaumgartner, vice president and 1). A. Itarris. Ann Hi 1ev Photo) t.he death of the Duke of Wind- in honor of Queen Elizabeth's sot, the duchess will not travel official birthda y will go on as talking about alleged narcoUcs -_ I - $ ..., - appearr. considerably younger _S --- s-.'rsion of the t' OflOfflY U' a day ta7lng t.it l aellinv. of 'i time basis and cleared his a president ought not to rt,vr a habut In this country." v heilule In rest and get ready Th ((inner vice ptesh1nt for tIre second round, (;t'.ir.' Mi ( ic 'alIt his California primary (lie. riot Innal tm'lt'vion fl will be brondrast on the or.' tieai.hn lahi' hiatt cii , rI riqitsi.n on- tttirkc, hiac.' Is'. ampaign had ost stlt'na) l;ralMhasting Co. pr I. tentet. truntattuti in pivotal California piects in tin' ('aliforniii corn- grain 'Meet the Press,'' for an thr ough May fl. That partia' It'sstill iI.'batiru tti. issues of the ;iairi hour beginnsfig at 9:30 p.m iiecounlrng did not cover ?he first -tr'Ifar.' and the war. r1 Otte r costly radio Iluttiptircy planned ti (Oil)- Ei)T. The final McGovernI Iutiiphrt' slapped at p4111:n appearances in Ins Ange. humphrey ttIuIt(buf) is sct*d- t.kvlslon cornmnerriats he, , ;.m Vs .'lfitrr' i.rotsusiils, U's ti.4l,I), tlit'ti set aside tune to A McGovern spokesman, r tuI.fl Sunday, on the American ; t I I n,plsrey by Jonei, said the prtn. flraod(asttng Co. un-pare for the television at)rt.-ur,I till 'ic'tnutnii p1.1k)- us (he lx'ararwe %t -Giscrn -he,1uled Ifu,uttrr raised the finance ( arnpalgn budget (or the South two I)u'too,rjrt Ic serizitnrs ii lirVss (i)(t''fl( Oil (fl mi11in. (lut'qti(irl itt Sw ramenin Mon. 1;ikota senatrr is II prepared In fate each other in *. ,*. ,*. nationally televised aplwararu.' tonight. Anil Minni i -ta's I luiiijuhun. sought to nec iv.' and take ,,c ,'r a familiar issue by uhallengiruu MG.,vt'ntiln ( list'lose how iriut h Ilitiflt'Y tie Is spending on the ( ',dilornla presidential htrIhIrury ~~N FUTURE planning for the Altamonte Springs I"ort'.t Greene, ham Palace announced today marry her. that because of strain caused by Saturday's Trooping the Color Defense Charges Witness 'Primed' peared this morning at arraignments before Circuit . It 'V IA)Nl)ON __________________________________________________________________________________________ - . ! England following a preliminary hearing July 17 in the cam of George assault with intent to commit a before Peaee Justice Robert Carroll in which she is charged with first degree murder, up- -_-_--- Continues Tonight ty 1' - ________________ -- •:- - : -, Duchess plead not guilty . Docketed for trial the week of July 17 15 the case of Carl , -7 w -.---1 1 . - ii BETHEA = r- --. =-. Television Debate - -• :: Defendants Charged` In C iiI t Co rt - , 1%I;_ I*, .10' ~; .,. - I has Monday. The strikes against the Uong Si railroad yard 10 miles northeast of the port city were the first there in the stepped up bombing of North Vietnam - force of three and down the coast, shelling targets from 10 miles north of the demilitarized zone to within 29 miles of Haiphong. The U.S. Command re port ed that American pilots flew more than 250 strikes across North Vietnam during the 24-hour period ending at 5 P.M. ater. k task cruisers and two destroyers ranged up SAIGON (AP) — American fighterbombe rs raided one of North Viet nam's biggest railroad yards Monday, leaving the yards on the outskirts of Haiphong engulf ed in explosions and flames, and wrecked 16 bridges across th e country, the U.S. Command announced today. One Marine AG jet from the carrier Coral Sea was shot down, but the two fliers nursed it ou t to sea, and a helicopter pulled them out of the - B) MARION -— --- '::! ' r •' . Bombers Ra id Ra i l roads / i - --.. -_=- Vietnam North IV,/. - 1\t. Ltntk - —-. '__ The Sanford Herald 30, 1972 . . .5 Sanford Electric Co. OPEN Mon, thru FrI. ea. m. 2522 PARK 5:30 p. m. Closed on Sat - D1AL322-1562 �4-The Sanf ord Herald -. Tuesday. May 30, 1972 political Notebook Editorial Comment Imaginative summitry, planned with scientific political skill and accuracy, has earned President Richard M. Nixon a very high rating when the history of these times iswritten. For the trip to China and the breaking down of the "bamboo curtain" has now been twinned with the journey to Moscow and residence in the Kremlin, with the "iron curtain" now an outdated term. President Nixon achieved these results in a manner which has not been given the credit due for the prelimina ry work., both th rough th e proper channels of the State Department and the mysterious comings and goings of Dr. Henr Kissinger (chief security affairs advisor). Seizing on the beguiling goal of "a generation of peace" this had been adhered to despite Nixon's brosdning and deepening of the Indochina war-. In taking office, the grave issues confronting the new Republican president were those which chief executives and had had confounded former th driven one from the White House. There were also the upheavals which the change of command meant in pure politics with Republicans moving into the key executive posts andtheDemocratsmovingout. A l ngtime student of foreign affairs, it is now perfectly clear (with hindsight lenses), to recognize that the great danger of these years were spotted by Nixon as the mistrust and lack of understanding which prevailed between and among the three great peoples- American. Russian and Chinese. Turning his back on the traditional American China policy which recognized Chiang ... ra1-sneK's government and ignored roe. mainland millions of th e Communist govern- - -- - . was Nixon who went to Peking and produced the talks and the tours which started the "long march" to bridge the ment in Peking - it years' old gap. The ideological split between the two Communist powers-China and Russia-tfered a situation which could have invited American exploitation, Yet the Nixon policy was not designed for such purposes. Again his goal was peace. Thus there were the series of little summit meetings 'which followed the Ch ina adventure and let th e leaders of many nations talk with arid get to understa nd President Nixon as a man and a leader, Came the big summit, the Moscow visit which has just been concluded, That it produced much more than the one in Peking is no surprise, In China there was a gap of .years when no contact was sought. Russia , however, was and is another thing. American presidents have recognized the need for greater understanding and have attempted to create it by personal talks and even planned trips to the U.S.S.R. President Nixon, however, achieved this and, in doing so, has produced agreements which can do much to relieve the arms burden and put the two great nuclear powers on the road to better times for the peçles of both nations. There are, of course, hurdles for both to take. In the United States, Congress has yet to exert its constitutional powers. It can be exP ected, t ha t it 'will. The ability of the communist powers to make agreements and then sort of forget them when the chips are down is a hazard which history 1e%65Is. But for Richard M. Nixon, these gambles in personal, international, presidential summitry have paid cit and paid oil well. For the peoples of the world, they can be-and we hope they will be-a Start towards the goal of peace which all e' Capitol Touch American Diplomats Get Polishing in l. the Department of Def ense. w'kJ affairs, nu f However , it was not until the specialized language and ,rea The institute was formally established aii March 12. 1947. post-World War II period. when training for all overseas g'V,&SUINGTC'N -- 71w .&,rne. Sel,.ct,w training ofU.S,dtpla- the United States greatly In. crnment personnel became iran diplomat In a foreign mats in Languages was lt.E'ted creased its irwalvernent in evident. country is no longer an absolute "innocent abroad," as some lit' Puzi T"it T#.'P'.IG erature has &,pettect tjn. Thanlis to the U.S. Department of Suite's Foreign SerVirt. Institute, Artwriusn whethe r to going overseas stamp visas or to negotiate are probably trade treaties better prepare'l for their tasks counterparts from il B 1IflARI) EIL.A Cnplt 'rwi Service - Bra in-Wa rpers - Virginia, apparently, is for some lovers only, certified by the Virginia Sta te Travel Service. The VSTh has asked the Attorney Gen eral to block distribu tion of a record out of Roanoke, Virginia Is for Lovers, th at takes off from that popular slogan and celebrat es, among other of th e Commonwealth's offerings, "moonshine to please you whether day or nigh t" and "history of the Civil War that will warp your those brain." What's the other countries. Foreign Service institute rece ntly celebrated its 25th Mn"' ' said. "The ureaamg complexity of f or' eign affairs makes it more tim aU' than ever that tkK)1e wtK' represent our eotti) overseas tw highly specia lized 1ti}' trained." Five of .Pe foreign ser vice of. Travel Service sore about? The son's factual. There's an abundance of historyficerswhoaccompanie the and hooch; every' turn in th e road leads to th e Th-dent to C3una receis'ed past and Franklin Co unty is the nation's seventh this kind of highly specialized training through the institute's largest producer of bootleg whiskey. The tourist Chinese language and area should be alerted that ei ther can warp the brain. mmuw program. Norfolk (Va.) Virginian-Pilot Although known primarily .. .:. ballfarblifulb TELEPHONE FRENCH AVE.. 1319993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher wAYNE D. DOYLE, Advertising Director & Assito Publish." FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY rage touvor o toiToruau .. GARY TAYLOR Sports Edit or .IANF CASSELBERRY County Editor - ROY .. . GREEN AaverIisirlg Manager . -- CHARLES Mechanical HAYS Sip, RALPH HAYS Camp Rnnm F oreman DORIS WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS Society Edit or Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., Stafl Photograph.' SUBSCRIPTION RATES 11.30 Month 1k Week 118.001 Year Months Home Delivery In Florida By Ma il Some As Home Delivery $L7OMonth SMonthsIlO.1S l7mol. $20.00 All Other Mali U.S Postal Regulations Provide trust all mall sut,scriptiornbe paid in advance Entered at. second class matter October 77. 1910 at the Rust Office of Sanford, Florida 32771, No part ot any ma terial, news or ad vertising of this edition of The Sanf ord Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permissi on of ftw publisher of The Herald. Any in divudual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable f or damage under the ia.. Published daily except Saturday . Sunday and Christmas published Sat ur day preceding Christmas The Her ald is a member of the Associated Press which is en titled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in th is newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents Ailamont. Springs Marilyn Gordon U314975 Bear Lake. Forest City Anc Riley 9319959 Fern Park 1. Estates Goteenred . Eas?broo Marilyn Gordon 831 447S - StudyShows Tax ": - 42 '. ~ 'Reform' a Myth LOS Americans In 1972 are The clarion cries of 5$Id to be "distrust of government and Ia)A5 The sut prising primary winners among t)emocrallc presidential contenders are those men most closely identified with those cries-Sen. eorge McGovern nnd (ov. George Wallace but uh3t they In the tax field, their call is is are hying to convey to millions of harassed taxpayers hope of tax relief-especia11. from burden some local prope rty taxes. That McGovern and Wallace are being believed In their a.suranc'es is obvious from the 1972 votinE results. To 11* extent that McGovern Is perceived in Californ ia as elsehere as "anti politics" and -- anti -government. that may give him advantage ir this state's primary over chief rival Hubert llumphrcy on the lax ISSUC. (Wal. lace is only a writern prospect in the June 6 voting) Yet. as so often with campaign issues. the tax question is being dealt with through the misleading shorthand of shouted slogans and slickly over-simplified brochures The Brookings Institution's (till-scale study of President Nixon's proposed fiscal I71 budget ought to make life a good deal harder for afl candidate who is leading n voters to believe he Is going to ease their tax burdes substantially if elected president in Nov'rnber. Brooking s ' responsible. exhaustive anaIys. just Feteased, has one overriding message in this field: The out look is that millions of Americans will be paying more taxes-not less--in the sears ahead The arguments ad anced in the study are compelling. lax reform, widc)v accepted in this country as nt-ct'su the b rden sry. may come. and may alter the way l;dls on different income groups. Reform as such is a o compIrs matter warranting a further report later on. 1ut there seems no escape from overall higher tax loads. Brookings notes a curious circumstance: while we have been fighting the Vietnam war, introducing vast new social programs, widening Social St'curitv. and listening to ever more insistent demands for still more fe1ernllvfinanN'd services. several major tax cuts have been ited into law. In the past decade, various kinds of reductions in fed. era] personal and corporate income taxes were instituted -n i964. 1969 and 1972 In addition, excise taxes on .----numerous eurnrniiue Ann Sieczkowski 1317 1 30 Marilyn Gordon 8314975 Lake Monroe 3222611 Langrw..d Ann Riley 831990 Chelesta Lisa 365 sm Nor" Orlando Mary Hyatt 131 Mia Colored Community Marva Hawkins 3225411 322 5.4)8 n'-d.c .Les Clarence So -d222 4141 EKI.S7 Geneva .Qv*do Sla via Liz Math*ua 349 5203 --. " -IT , - - I ~ _. . A I I - , 'Bury My :___: 0 z.-:..' _su_I__ i, .,I -- o Save Nation' s Land ' O tI , . S VA . F F'. ' ,. . ' 1.1 L" 4 , . t . ;I "Al this rate, much of the l(l'l.l.K ('iL%i)K, Fla. tAI'l- pnsluver In the winter, and I cl'ii-orgnnlsii,; use the soil as oU icientist is trying to find think you could grow any pinnl t"od. bt'c'nk it down to Its coinarea will have only a font or so A ), and of soil left by the yrar and then slow log down a process hcre that would nw'pl 11w puirlerit c'lvr,ientq ways th ey that isn't enough for crops that lireatbe off those elements th at litera ll y is evaporating (he c'liniate,'' a decentaized need to spread can't use wastes. as the who drained the But lllCfl rich still of 11w nation's winter "The soil has been subsiding root system." Glades soon f ou nd that the soil salad bowl at the rate Volk Is testing ways to slow at a rate of about 1.2 inches a was disappearing at an alarm, every ten years the evaporation ra te "an tha t he y di;year for more (ban 50 years," Bob Volk, a University of Ing rate. Eventually, t SayS "Areas that once had instead of 30 or 441 years, the the' covered ,nk'ro'organlutis were Volk Florida ttill t'Ii'fltit, activity of inlcro-organistits n able to attack the soil once the l2fec'I of muck on them are now area will ha ve SO or &) )ears left 11w soil threatens In end %'i'ge' water was retlioveul. llwse i,ii- ,Iriwn It, four or five feet --.table fanning in inoI of the I th k lstat4i:cd area at 11w c,nithctfl (it, of F'litriulii's Lake Ukeet'hotwt' wIthin 40 years Over a Ix'rI(Ml 5,000 years, Volk says, (hi' Everglades was formed anti tlera>'ing sltwgr$IM but down a blanket of black m u ck stilt that averages 12 to 15 feet (lilt it over a lltimestotw base. if ) i n s; (to' whit.' altar jab if I1i4' titir.iy.i.a' .:'l college TAi.lAlIA_SEE, Fla Al'Hut about 1900, moan began to drain (he northern part of the Aini'rli'a's education system Is tra,ii(ional college graduate at graduate at the expense of the Everglades to put (hi' soil It) pwlipini: out a surplus of would- the expense of the vocational career oriented spet-lalist," he worker," Askew said Monday in adderi lx' et'utives or englnt'ets use Askew was scheduled to tray'Wtmt'ii i'ti odd (hi' needed siho can't find jobs -- and "a a speech prepared for delivery nitrates tli'Iiuii .f 1,ould.ls' iiit'(iutni(i. ix'fi'tt' the ,uth.'rn Ileiinnal el to Silver Sprir,gs, Md , today a itil through fertilizers, It's probably pluitibers or health techni- Education Board at White Sul- to act epi the annudl 'Profile's in ('outage" award from ft.' (1w rIchest soil In the world," clans,'' mays Guy. Iteubln As- pliur Springs. W.V. "AntI we have been guilty of john F. Kennedy chapter of Volk says. "This region Is the hew. nation's major vegetable "We havi' been guilty of glut. ,'k-vii(ini! the status of the tra ft'nal B'rith fMi'e 'i" : - • . - -. ~. S ,,_ , - - . ' . ' ' - .- .-~ . - - ' - - - .aI . ' ___________ . - ."' ,'. '-'a (_7 0 4 . . - i4i SANFORD HERALD Associate Editor John A. recently. The students were given a complete Spoiski explains Inst what it takes to put out a tour of The Herald's new, modern offset newspaper to several students of Eastbrook facility. Elementary' School who visited The herald - -- .- '- Le gal Notice -. 45- 1 5 Schools People Have Right To Vote £" We Wonder Legal Notice S IV Legal Notice Heart steered $ 11% I)ON OAKLE' : Rival Demos Aim At Calif. And N.Y. By FItANL MAOMB Copley Ne &ee CalifornIa's June 8 "pot o' gold" presidential primary' could push Sen. George McGovern of South Dakota Into an even wider lead In the race for l)emoc'ra ti c National Convention delegates Or it could send Sen. Hubert Huxnphre' of Minnesota iwgtng Into the fron t on the backstretch, with the big New York prtmar only two wreks away. tvrn wi th the chips piled so high for the great California ahootout, both tront.rwunng candidates f or the Democratic presidential nomination already are aiming their campaign guns at the J une -10 New York Primary as well, California's 271 delegates will go to the primary winner as a bloc. Since McGovern and Humphrey appear to be the only serious contenders on the Democratic ballot in the absence of Alabama Guy. George Wallace. the California primary is being billed as the head4o4iead cofiteit most likely to send a candidate to Miami Beach July 10 with the largest delegate support. The New York primary Is not that simple. Its 278 delegate votes could be split down the middle or Into a variety of other slices. The names of delegnies already committed to specific candidates appear on the New York ballot, by congressional ,'tsict. And since the withdrawal of Sen. Edmund Muikie from the primaries, a bloc of urncommitted delegates Is. In the words of both McGovern and HUniphze} campaign strategists. "floating ai'ot.nd" just waiting to be cowled. Consequently, though Hmnphrey and McGovern cainpsign stafii are pulling out all the slope in California. each has opened lers the length of the Empire State. Either candidate, by picking up enough of the uncommitted former Muakke delegates, conceivably could caine out with a 3-to-i victory In New York. That could make a big difference at Miami Beach. Indeed, the combined 549.delegate strength of California and New York is impressive, representing more than a third of the i,S votes required for the Democratic presidential nomination at Miami Beach In July. There are 3,015 votes available. McGovern will go Into the California primary' with a sizable delegate lead over Humphrey. Neither candidate at this point can count on New York delegate support *b'ne enough to overcome the 271-vote advantage each of them hopes to grab in California. A McGovern victory In California, therefore, almost certainJy would send t in the driver's seaL So the candidates are counting more heavily an what happens In California than In New York. McGovern believes he must win the California primary to corral the Democratic nainlnaticm, To achieve victory in the Golden State, he and .his lieutenants are calling on anitwar demonstrators throughout the state to put down their placards and turn their energies to his support June 6. Humphrey. nosed out by President Nixon in California in I96& labels the state this year "the ultimate effort the showdown" Why? permitted IN • M Our Heritage 40 " $ '"____ 4 1 ' - The Bicentennial Leaders Named To lop Posts such as Vincent Price. actor, aria consultant and champion of contemporary American artists; George The American Revolution American Bicentennial Conuntulon, the American Film Onatothe determined to enlist the broadest possible. involvement ui begat, sculptor: and Kenneth the planning of the nation's In M. McGrath. lawyer, director of BlOth birthday, has the American Association of lfi*tlifleltt 4nwricanJ from Museums to Washiugism, DC., fields of travel and hospitality, ineTuber of the U.S. National creative and visual arts and the the United Commission pert urming KM to be members Nations Educational, Scientific, of important advisory and Cultural Organization The Creative and Visual ArtsUNESCO and chairman of is panel consists of artists, Cultural committee, craftsnwn and other t51etlS' Performkn artists and allied B ROBERT BEll's COPLEY NEWS 8ER%'U experts who have agreed to Anwricans during the Bicense on an the Performing arts Leniüal period Panti Include 801 Hurvk, muThe imitation to Ow World presarlo for many famous Panel Includes C.P. Austin, bfleta,inaiclam and danos's; director of visitor services fir Quincy Jones, noted jazz the U.S. Travel Service (US's) musician, composer and in Washington. D.C., airline, arranger; and George London, bus and hotel executives and the farmer Metrx4itan Opera other travel expert'. It will tai who Is now eiecutin assist the cainznIason In its director of the National Opera tiforts to encourage arid 1ntltute in Washington, D.C. facilitate travel and hospitality Among the first projects of fur the ezpevted increase of the two panels will be that of domestic and international undertaking a review of the tourists who lfl be traveling culturaJ rrmces which could throughout the country to atbe made available for the tend BiacertaitLal e In pleasure and eiijmnent of all IM and 1976. 10 Seminole ( o 0 -Then North Vietnamese ports are close4 almost .1 fight .,oi tk. u.,, having pshom.,,'5 dock st,r i& --- _____- Legal Notice -. -. -- -. - 4mgal Notice _______ -- _________ - - hqal No!ice FICTITIOUS fAME in the Covcl of me c.vn', ivde. NOTICE OF APPLICATION h4? I Al NOTICE COURT. CIRCUIT Ill THE t,m,hil, County, Florida. IFOR TAX DEED -ic3ed it' "Irts a' in I Pa' ". SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Probate S.0 l Itt FLORIDA Dr . OI.do. Ft.. Seminole Count,. Civil Action NO 7) 5)4 in p f'tal, STATUTES OF Florida under t'e fc"t'Os,l """,If M FONTAINE In DOROTHY NOTICE IS H E REBY GIVEN, D.c.av.d NEATUM COMPANY, and "14t I That James H Pugh the holder of GEORGE W FAWLEY, Hubnd, 't"..d to reoster Sad name eMS the and To All Creditors and Pirs.'t$ Havin5 the following certificate has tiled Clerk of the C'rCut Court. Sam'no'. to be DOROTHY MAE FAWLEY, WI., Claims or Demands A51MI Said said certificate for tax died (n'.rity, Florda n acco,dan. *0" NOTICE OF SUIT Eltit. Th. certificate Isiucil lPi,teflfl vo'.s yr's of the F'ct OtiS TO (>OWOTPIY MAt P AL1V • V'. ii"cl pirt, it v-)u are P.C?*hf ,'umber n(I Ctf of ,S%u*fl(f', the '"• StatuPiS. To e I Sect.')" it 110 1. Krrtrf. to present any re<)rKi rititied arid description of the propirty, and the OS Florida Slitutli Iii, West Virginia cta'mt and demandS *CICS "U or name ri which it wet assessed areas S Jud.th A Sruh*u. 0 8 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an e th.r of you, may againSt st.antial in-rease in their water we honor such noble ones better words and deeds of sympathy. v, fIio% n. y Publish Ma. ' Editor, Herald. diSSoIutIOfl of marrlloe action for Fontaine, aritate of DOVOOV U Shall we not titake Memorial Certificate Ho 741 Year of than to do something to make OP t) 42 and other relief hat been tited It is a tragic commentary on rates, dceated, late of said Coun ty, to Issuance IltO FICTITIOUS NAME Igairist you and you are required to County ludgI of Sernlr.oIe County. H.B. Gibson the world bet te r today for th e Uay a (line to cultivate hapour community when our school De'scripllen 01 Prepetys Qur NOTICE IS f49U'Oy given tinat piness serve a copy of 74SSemlnOIeIlh'd. living? writtin Florida at his office in the c ou rt board, ostensibly the great N 777 Ft of t III Ft of NW ',of SE l'houghtfully. ' Section). To'nnthip 315. Range 75 d.tenset toil, if any. on Gordon V tnous* of laid County at Sanford. are engaged ri buSt% It Lot * Lt us put our bouquets In the Casselbcrrv bulwark of local democracy In 810cl A. Hey 4)4. AIfamOi'lf* Frederick. Attorney for Pett'oner, Florida. within tie calendar mOnthS 'cemetery. Then let us seek out is P 0 So. tICS. action, refuses to allow the so-91, Si,'fli4PO4e County. Fto,ida from the time of the first publicatioO Name In which assessed. Laura *hose address G. Brian Tart, Pastor some living person whose world Santord, Florida 37771. and tile the greatest and most time honored of thi s nOtice Two copies of "Ch Under the tiditiOUs memo Of THE Ford, heirs All of said property we can make more peaceful and Forest Lake Seventh-Day CONVERSATION PIECE. and that original with the Clerk of the above ciaimo,densandshatlbliflwritiog, manifestation of democratic F:ditor, Herald: in the County of Seminole, lytIrd beng * i6'lfend to re9 41e? Sa'd same w.th Court on or before the 5th day C h u r ti State 01 Florida Unless such cc eru st Wou oun't ld n ' It e won d er A d v e n il t b ful and shall State Inc place of re*denCe pluralism, the referendum. Mayor Blow, Casselberry. if for every flower we place In and post 0114cc .ddrets of the thP Clerk of "ne Crcu't Court Forest City, Florida lOcate shall be redeemed according 04 Jun., 1573, otherw'se a Judgment be entered against you for Iii claimant, and shall be sworn to by kfl'i,riO4, County. Florida .is at y That a school board that Is has handed in his resignation the cemetery we would give to law the property described In such ma already not infrequently la beled after three terms as the choi ce _________________________ certificate will bo sold to the highest relief demanded in the Petition en a° cordanc. with the prou rsiOni of the the claimant, the iragtorofney another to a living person who 'WITNESS my hand and seal of FC?.t'0s4 Ham. i?atuoI Ti ct and accompanied by a filing I" Of incompetent would refuse to the majority of the voters. cash bidder at tie front door of the . .. 5ct-an Its Of F or ., ,'.' ,'.', S? needs tabs.' made happy And In said Court this 4th day of May, 1577 one dollar acid Such claim or Seminole County Court House at allow' the public a voice In the Accordirg to my S Arnold A P. (Seal, demand not so tiled shalt be void may enhance (1w • in Sanford, Florida, at 1100 A M implementation of a 45-15 plan his current salary Is 1150 pex addition, we ARTHUR H. BECKWITI4. JR Hanc, S P. Frederick A Fontaine , the month of July, 1572. which is tIne i 'i 'it) '• May ie as Clerk of said Court is unquestionably without month. Now, some members of fragrance of the flowers by kind IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND led day 04 July. 1572 A adm.rnistratof of the CEO 14.4 By Ellen Scott (state parallel In the history' of (sir the Council, have decided we COUNTY, Dated thiS 75th day of May, 1972 SEMINOLE FOR tpjt' Clelk Dorothy U Fontaine (Official Clerk's Seal) FLORIDA. school system. need a city manager at $15,000 5EM0t,,1 COUNTY PLANNING • GORDON V. FREDERICK Deceased se ARTHUR It. BECKWITH, Jr 415 H CIVIL ACTION NO 72. Whether or not the 45-15 plan per year. Mr. Bl ow was mayor AND ZONING COMMISSION Attorney for Petitioner Clerk CLEVELAND. MIZE I SERRY IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF 110 East Commercial Street (5 a necessity the people should for several years at $100 per Clerk of CIRCUIT COURT, Attorney for Estate JACKSON, GEN PIIE LEE Notits of Pv541( Neari COUNTY. P0 50* 1755 beaflowed the democraucright iuionth. SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING PETITIONER. AND LAMION SEMINOLE I' 0 Drawer 1 Tn. Pl.arun rig and Zoning Cons 5antord, Florida 37711 publicly. If AND ZONING COMMISSION to decide the Issue FLORIDA Sanford, Florida 37771 JACKSON, RESPONDENT, We wonder if Mayor Blow was mission will cOnduct a publ ic PubliSh' May S. to. 23. 30. 1572 By: Virginia E H01 NOTICE OF ACTION the public is prohibited from ever Publish May it. 31.301 Jun* 6, 11t2 hearing toconl.dev recommending a the city offered DED 44 Notice ol Public Heating DEPUTY CLERK 10. LAMION JACKSON DCC) registering Its opinion in a management position at is,000 proPosed change of ion.r'q trons At The Planning and Zoning Corn Publ,th: Map 30. Jun14, II. 20, 1572 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Agriculture to PUD IPlanaed Unit FICTITIOUS NAME can referendum anyone per year, lie has IN THE COUNTY JUDOEI the mission will Conduct a pubiC 010.117 YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED NOTICE IShereby given thaI lam Development) on the following quarantee it will not seek town through some turbulent hoar ingtocorn.derricomr'iend.nga that an action for dissolution of COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged In tvs,rs.sS at Mango Trail. described property alternative, If not extralegal periods and the city was known proposed change Of toning from A I marriage has boon filed by GEPINIE In the Court of the County Judge. COUNTY. FLORIDA. County, The NW ' and 'new 'i of the SW Longwood. S.minOI Muitipie IN PROBATE NO. N. LEE JACKSON and you are S.min.e County, Florida, avenues' And what price will far and wide as the Taxfree Agriculture to R IA at a Florida under f" ficI lious rem, of '.and 'jse ,u ',00 tee I' Of the SW IN RE: ESTATE Family on Ine following described regu.red to serve a copy of your In Probate. AVALOPI BOAT MFG CO. acid that ' a and tIne H#f rn of the NE . of our children pay' Town, with all city con- property DOROTHY SOlID MEERS written defenses it any, to It on In re: Estate of I intend to register sai d name with Section 521 75 All of Section 4P 75 Sincrr'elyyours, reniences, lie must know its TheE 137 Sftof the W lOSSItotIMO CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for AGNES P ROULI DOROTHY B MEERS. the Clerk of the C.rcult Court, less the S ' of 'he SW'. Th NW . Deceased Deceased Stephen D. Milbrath problems well, with all his SE ' of the NW 4 Section 72 21S- Petitioner. whose address is 412 of the NE rnof Sectiol7t rns 75 The I Seminole County, Florida it, IC To All Creditors and Persons Having NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1015 tne S 33 it thereof) Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. San experience, He is qualified and *.In the provisions of the ,of tne SE '. test Inc 1 330 It. end To all creditors and all persons tordence Further described as II 47 acres lord Florida 32771. arid file the Claims or Demands Against Said the F I , of the NE 1,4 Iv ing South of ainst Fictitious Ham. Statutes, To Wit has his feet on the having claims or demands a g on the II side of and with 417 S It original with the Clerk of the above Estate: Section 54505 Florida Statutes 1552 Wea.ea Springs Rd less ?hit I! 330 It, Recently a move was made to fronting on Red Bug Lake Road said estate: You and each 04 you are hereby Styled Court on or before the 30th the S '. of Ifs SW 1.and 1154 S . of S Louis H Iofato are hereby in You, and each of you, public hearing will be held required 10 present any This a notified and otherwise day of June. A 0 1572: tax Casselberry real estate. Herald: Editiir. Publish, May 30. June a. II. 20. 1572 th.SW '.ofte,SE 'rn lesstlse N S$1 notified and required to present any the County Commission Chambers judgment may be entered against claims and demands which you. or ft of both arid less S 37 It of Its. N Why has true ru CASSUCO water Presently, we have only of CEO 14.3 claims and demands which you, or the Court House, Sanford. you for the relief demanded In the either of you may have against the 9331 ft of Vise S '- of ttse SW '.. and all the ad- Seminole County tax. This issue Florida. on June Ii, 1572. at 7 30 Petition system either of you. may have against the estate of AGNES R. MOULE. FICTITIOUS NAME less that part of the tuen of Clay eitat.of DOROTHY SONOMEERS ditional hook-ups dur'Ingthe last will come before the voters in P.M . or as soon thereatter as WlTNESSmy hand and thesealof deceased, late of said County. tOth NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN tisat Springs, P82.0 14. lying in me 379 said Court on the 24th day of May, County Judge of Seminole County, year of two if they are so short early June. To get the voter possible a k-a DOROTHY B. MEE PS. I am engaged in business at $2$ £ n of the N 53.3 In of he SW rn of It'f deceased, late of Seminole County, Planning and Zoning Florida, at his office in the court A 0 1177 support, a small tax Is first Semirioie SE rn ifl Section II 30-75 of water" Florida, to the County Judge of Stale RoadFlorida, 434. Fern Park, Commission (Seal) house of said County at Sanford, the fictitious County, under initiated and then usually upped Further described as sOUthf Seminole County, at his office in thp name 01 GRANADA APART Seminole County, Florida Florida, within sic calendar months Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Many customer) complain periodically as the years go by. Wetica Spr r0s 1110". North o' County Courthouse in Sanford. By P S Brown, from the time of the first publication Clerk of Circuit Court SaminoleCounty. Florida, withinsie Au1NT5,a,lthat I in!ecsdtoregsiie Sand Lake Road. and East IrOns the that they don't have enough Residents of Casselberry Zoning Director of this notice Two copies of each Seminole County, Florida sad name *.In the Clerk of In* orange Count, L ino water to take a bath at times, have been very fortunate all Publish May . 172 writing, months frOm the date of first claim or demand shall be in By Macinc Brown ircuit Court, Seminole County. This public hn1r'. *ill be held in publIcation of this notice Eating places have complained these years, under the DED 551 and shall state theptace of residence Deputy Clerk Florida, in accordance w ill the the County CommissiOn Chambers Each claim or demand mutt be in arid post office address of the Carroll Burke provisions ol the rkt,tious Name O FiCTI1 IOUS NAME they do not have enough water leadership of Mayor Blow, to the Court '$ouse, Sanford. claimant, and shall be sworn to by writing and must stale the place of ah1Jte, to wit Section 545 ' Florida. on June U. 1172, at 7 30 to make a cup of coffee. Now enjoy the privileges of a tax. NOTICE lSheceoy givers that lam Attorney for Petitioner residence and post office address of the claimant his agent, or attorney in business at E*ecutive 412 Sanford Atlantic Sank Bldg PM. or a; soon tti*,eeIter as there Is talk at curtailing Lawn free town. That takes top engaged the claimant and must be sworn to Florida Statutes 15SF and accompanied by a filing fee of HOWARD N GARFIIISLE Bldg at 434 and I 4. Seminole Sanford, Florida 37771 possible Publish' May)'). June 5, 13. 20. 1573 one dollar and such ctaimOr demand by the claimant, his agent, or his watering and car washing. management, and good plan- County. Florida under the fictitious Publish May 30. June 4. II. 30, 11r. Plann,ng end too-rig attorney, or it will b barred not to tiled shall be void, Quite sometime back a n ning. OOP4UALU'S DIEDC) ISO name of Comm,ssion cording to law RALPH A. SMITH engirteeriflgct*flpan)'ga%'eit&fl Seminole County. F:c'r ", Hugh B.Gibson PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF Each creditor snail deliver Sul As administrator of FICTITIOUS NAME DANCE.andthat I intendtOregilter SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING By R S Seg'*n, adverse report - outdated, ticlent copies of his claim to enable 7i5 Seminole Blvd . said name with the Clerk of Inc if'Ii WI the Estate of NOTICE IS hereby given Zoning 0,r,clor AND ZONING COMMISSION out' moded and the situation the Count y Judge t mail one to eoCfi LaSt testamento cneeo -. ' Calber'rt Circuit Court. Seminole County, are engaged " Pblsh May 20. 1977 personal representative 'ct. 0 tn e Last will and Sc" lacked the qualities to be lost Lake St . Lcwng*cC'd. Fic,r,da in accordance w,tl'i the Notice of Public Hearing Dated this 41h day ul M,St, 1572 testament 04 County. Fbi ill uder the ti-"iu% prov,s.otn of the F'ictut.oi,as Name dt'sirt4 Even Ow Florida State The Plennina and 1.vn,na Corn IsOriti, jr ) Jay U Agnes R. Moute name of THE AN1IST MARKET, Statutes, to wit. Section 555 09 mI%5ionwII conduct a public Health Dept., Jacksonville, As Administrator Of deceased and that we nlend to ,eg.ster lad I',dmtor, Herald: Florida Statutes 1537 hearing to(onsid,q recommending a made a survey of the Estate 04 stepped in and ALBERT N FIT IS name wilts the Clerk of the CrcuiI of zoning from A Our American heritage inproposed change Donnalu 5 NOW DOROTHY 110140 MIIERS Edwards Building Court, Seminole County. Florida in it clucks some splendid traditions. Pubish May 16. 73. 30 June e. 973 Agriculture to R 3A Muitople Sanford, Florida at a DOROTHY B MEERS with the provisions of accordance following deicob.d Family on Cii)' the There is pressure from Deceased One of these is Memorial Day, 01070 Attorney for Administrator the FictillOUs Name Statutes. To property COBS. COLE. SIGEMSON. ball for the town to buy the devoted to honoring those who COBB. Publish May 30, June 4, 13.20. 1172 FICIIIIOIJS NAME Wit. Sect s $450, Flut d.a S141041% The W 716511 of the SE '. of the McCOY, (SEt I & BOND water company at what man)' have died in military efforts to P1011CC IS hCreO'v given that we P4W,. 957 Srn'ct,on22 71S )OE (less the S P0 Ron l' S ViCI McXenie 'cinsidcra very' inflated price - preserve the ideals of our are engaged in business at CO Boa 3) It thereof) Daytona Iseach. Florida 717, Longwool, Fla 37750, Seminole IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY Janet Kilgure Further described as 547 acres various figures up to ap- American way of Life. May we County. Florida under the fictitious PubliSh May . It. 73. 30, 1577 JUDGE. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Publish,May 3, II, 23. 30. t12 the N side f and with 417 5 of on proxtmat.ely$2mithonandthen never lose a true appreciation name of IWEATHERITEI AIR DEDII STATE OF FLORIDA. 0E043 IC tin on Red Bug Lake Road File No 5555 spend other large sums to try to for those Ideals, and never COPIO & HEATING, an that we This public hearing *iil be held ---------OF intendto register Said rsame*ilPittie make it work satisfactory. &, value O CountyCommission Chamh.rt IN RE: ESTATE (111TH Ci HANSON, of the Circuit Court. Seminole '' The developer of Azalea Park ' scY)re3oftt-'--'fof Clerk by County. Florida in accordance *4th of the Court blouse, Sanford. Deceased 11am, Florida. on June 11. 1572, at 1 30 attempted to run their awn made uwsnbers of '.ur annt'd forces. tIS,prOv,SiOttIOf the F,tit,Qu'5 NOTICI OF FINAL REPORT soon thereafter as PM, or as water system. They found AND APPLICATION But even good traditions tend Statutes, To*" Section 545 possible Flor.da Statute s 5557 DISCHARGE plenty of headaches and later it', t bet'osnt rou tine and common, Planning and Zoning All persons are hereby notut ed S Nathan Thomas disposed of it; also found it hard leading us to disregard their Commission that the undersigned as Ececutor of Roger Bohannon Seminole County, Florida to make a profit. real meanIng. What do we do Said Publish May 15. 73. 30. June 5. 1772 estate, has completed the ad By. U S Brown, ministration thereof and has tiled in Some successful experienced really honor the dead' We take OED y -. Zoning Director sail Court his final report and ap c..jtfit will lease existing water flowers to the cemetery', and if IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S Publish May 30. 1577 plicatlon for discnar. Ooiections VED 152 serious thought to give companies. The have the we thereto, it any, should be duty filed COURT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. knowledge, know-how, and nicaning, we pray and hope for FLORIDA Alter filing proof of pubi(at.ci SIMIPIOLL COUNTY showing this notice has been experience to operate them a better world for the living. NO 435 PLANNING published once a week lot four 'Thecrmnetery occupants who IN RI: (STATE o successfully. Also they have the AND ZONING COMMISSION cpnsecutiet weeks, the matter of ARTHUR JOSEPH 111014A. longest remembered are of Public Hearing are to snake finances money and Deceased Corn approval 01 said report and In. 71,r TI', Piacin ,ig and lrr'nij In s uch way who lived a those øiIl conduct a public ordering of dittr,bution of sad Uwiil a success NOTICE TO CREDITORS mission All creditors of ARTHUR It is said that if the City Lakes that the world, their home, and JOSEPH 6004A who died on heaningtoconsiderrecommeridnga "fait will come before I" court S MORRIS HANSON over the water department, their neighborhood were better propoSed change of zoning from A I As E,eculor of the tatP December 5 1511, while a ,esdifilOf Agriculture l PUD IPlannid lit ttiy lived how could n uscri can expect a sery sub- because i•4iii and Testament ut Seminole County. I loridatoare file Dayelopmentl on the following EDITH 0. HANSON, notified that they are requited ed property any claim or demands that they may describ Ch of the SW iiof the NE Tn. 5 55 SPLE P & SPLER have againSt liii estate in tine ottice ,, the P4W irn of Pie SI ',the $ ill, arid the Attorneys for said Estate of the County Judge of Seminole lying W of SN ' P0 Boa liii County, Florida in tine C0VrIhOUSC at trivia $i calender NE 'rnef the SW I.., all In Section ti Sanford. Florida 3711 Sanford. Florida wittnirt spring concert, 7p.m.; pancake May 31 PubliSh, May 30, June 4, II. 30, 972 from tine date of tine first 71113119 Further described as 157 acres at ARC first aid Co". 0:30 supper by South Seminole publication of this notiCe Each NW corner of SR. ill and Oranole 050145 uliet' 01 Rotary Club, 5-0 p.m.; Lymafl claim or demand must be In eiling Road, $200 If on Oranoli Road and a,m.-4:4S p.m.. Blue-Gold Intrr4quad football arid filed in duplicate, and must 7500 ft on $ P 431 Cenur2rce building. stale Pie place or residence arid post 11)15 PubliC hearing will be held in me , is clamant arid be the Of effit'i address MAY 21 sworn 10 b/ tine claimant, his agent the County Commission Chambers FM Reading Club of Sanford the Court House, Sanford, will b.00C of his attorney, or it June Of Florida. on June II, 1573. at 7 30 Club, 10 sm,, SiC void aCC.Oiding to law Seminole County Cattituien's PM, or as soon hereafter as mote change of date). . MI Dated War possible Association, family supper A,tP.ur H tl.rr,t Planning arid Zoning Jon" 1 ti t'tln, 5:3(1 pHi., Lee's Itant-li HuTCIIISON MID iyt LIP Ci,.nmssion l.ake Mary Chamber of at Chuluota. iorVis M By Rooevt Simindi, County, Florida means 1 column by 2 Inches Commerce, lp.stailallun Drawer H Po by P 5 brow's. Too small for an ad to be in. Sa nford, Florid a 7711% league of Women voters. fice'rs, 8 p. Zon ing Orecto,' noilced or effective? You're Estate In, Attorneys for lh ti luncheon meeng, Mr. Steaks: Publish May , JUNE 2 Pvbiish' M.p't, to. 7). 3*. 1573 '% reading this onel C)n 0 - ----- -------- ________ - ------ ------------- ----.---- - '1 007:- - • _________ Vocational Jobs '' ' ------- Askew: We Need . 'I) - . '. -' - Opinion The famed racial equality of the nation's 50th state Is vastly overrated. Or so claims journalist Francine du Piesstx Gray In a new book, "Hawaii The Sugar-Coated Fortress," a comprehensive and critical look at the island-chain state. Not only does she contend that Hawaii is a sugarcoated fortress, dominated by the pineapple trust, but the crass commercialism of developers is transmogrifying its natural beauty into a plastic paradise, at least on the island of Oahu. the only part of Hawaii that most tourists see. Mrs. Gray, ray, 'is About the harmony bit. "Hawaii: a society whose racism tends to be obscured by the superficial racial equality and the relative p'er of some non white groups-the wealthy Chinese, the politically dominant Japanese." As for the native Pcilynesians, because of their uncontpeititit'e na ture they are kept at the bottom of the social heap. This Is unfortunate, and perhaps even a tragedy for the Polynesians, whose disease- and alcohol-devastated history after contact with the white man is sadly comparable to that of the American Indian. But what to do about It? Since all missionay efforts to inculcate the easy-going Polynesians with the Protestant work ethic failed, perhaps some tranquil havens on the unspoiled islands can be spared frorn energetic Anglo-Saxons. Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Filipinos, Portuguese and others. In any case, there Is one ray of hope for Hawaii. If Hawaiians practice racialequality long enough, no matS ter how superficial, it could e'entually , seep down into their subconscious and become second nature. A lot of Americans on the mainland would settle for some of that "superficial equality" and some of that "relative power Even tome of the plastic paradise. 5 of At Diamond Head? to D.tIaea-DeB-ai'y Enferpelsa 3fl.311 = , aiju $10 billion If the government were still taxing at 1963 income t s'ie tax rates, the Treasuray would he pulling in s ome $45 billion a year more than is in prcspect for fiscal 1973 There is. of course, one big offset Payroll taxes to pay for newly instituted Medicare and for rising Social St-curits' outlays have gone up $18 5 billion In the decade. Still, the idea some politicians are advancing that real tax relief is in sight seems patently absurd. it not downrichi misleading. Brookings estimates the federal budget will hit $300 billion in fiscal 1975 and $335 billion in fiscal 1977. Inflation will cost $9 billon a year to cover higher federal employes' wages and higher prices for things the government buys. Built-in escalators-more and more beneficiaries for education, welfare, etc-should hike outlays $5 billion to $6 billion yearly Defense costs may Co up. not down Pollution fihhing outlays may take $4 billion a year. New programs' Property tax relief? Just try to find the money without imposing sizable new U.S. 'evies as a heavy offset. . The Big Shoot-Out - .- "reform," - LOS ANGELES __ Iuncthi,ti'jj,10, -19fl-12 A So'i'l Scientist Tries __ - I - protesting One Mans hi' its School of Language Studsti, which has a wor ldwide reputation as one of the best of its kind, the insti tute offers nusny other programs in international studies ranging from basic orientati on courses for juni or officers to senunars n foreign policy f or honor classes of sen i or officers. It conducts classes involving about 15,000 enrollments each year, about half from t he Departrnent of State and hail from 30 other government agencies. These' include the Agency f or InLet-na tional Development, the U.S Informati on Aoerrv a nd __ -1L~~ ,_ R BRLCI IUOSS'T Lake Mary 377 8C4 Casselb,riy Tanglewood Kathy Nibiock __ ___ IV~,.__ M ,--_,-i ' - - 300 N. Emir _~-.~,._~~ -7 ~,~-,--- v; - Nixon's Summitry Raises High Hope Or ltlC 5,-utford Vi e r aid - .-~~ I I.NINE .,-( = -:.---I - 1 x2 Women's Lynian High School Choral CuieIbetl'y DEl) is 010 iS) �6-The Sanford Herald Tuesday. May30, 1972 Craven . Put Your Car . ... In Our NandsI • 1 Epereenctd Mechanics • , 'UG-CAR J TRUC'( F G U 1,fSERVICE DEKLE S,( ui , - - Ph. 322 SI S. French Ave. $ S S J '/2 NO OFF DeBary Manor Schools Available Solution To Your Problems 0R SETTER IS - All Carben Jewelers Inc. FREIGHT DAMAGED TIME)( FURP'ITURE SALES REPAIR CENTER - 398 Longwood Pima (17-97) Pt4.931 ,29S The arc e irleou.s. twipful beyond the CaU of duty, really. you use Sernle *fl5WCflfl Call Seminole Answcg StrVWc. you ever felt ued down and pleasantly understanding cif Let triern t %t a ('U If to vow- borne business or office your rar•twuMaT Problem Mars Niel, vm i.rrna help Your calls will be recvived at emer;!ency. June and her staff berauw somebody has to be ou Miller. Set-ky,. 1 .erraes and Mtv ou it) find help. If l COIl scr m-c, zirmmwetiflg 1uc around It, nruiwt-r the Pelletier are the 1riendl messages will he carefully call ymr doctor and he is out. telephone" lephone seicTetarles you hear answerumf Art you one of those in. elf wntlyrrc'or4led and rel*yt'd just ca hrn you dial Seminole your nt*d will he relayed to dividuals who has difficulty to you upon ynur call %n Irn. &W Anxwering x"vkv petting up in the rruirning* You munt business appointments the dN-tor is, a ver) shwt time set your alarm. then reach up • i r ,-. -'-S 1 and turn it off - and darn it all. you are late again __________________________________ . . Well, who don't you get wise, . U I I frtnds' There it's ao)uUnn to _________________________________ I that probten 's nu don I hate to ____________________________ 4 4 I he u'k available and right - p - I 4- here in Sanford -•;Seminole Answering Service . I -with Mrs June RemusjuL .c manager, ii the rumrnt o vowIi .• , relief from worm about telephones. - for shirt penaft, vacations. wake L:p wvict, paging wrvire. you name it, at Icon help you with her aturwerinp arnwv operatior, has desl_ spaceautailabkwltha telephorut ...f I : if you Her snc'ru Longwom MONROE HARBOUR F )FuH Ser C-- 1V O FI W UP ü Wimrmr -f /L CUUM( 0 WINDOWS WHITE W&LL. S CLI &h ED E O' Hoiida t v CAR WASH TENNECO Ski i e 8.05 , C1ta.tz LESS MONEY 3AR & OPEN Than You Pay Anywhere Else in Sanford, When You Wash Ai RESTAURANT av' silabie 24 hours every da, . the never closes her Irwit- 2010 French Ave. - = M . = 2700 S. Sanford Ave. - M. M. III Have Moved 1 Noi Far We "in P PRECISION SAW FILING *47 Saws cul bettel when filed by machirve - All wo~6 guaranie" _S- GIFTS- CARDS Ph - 631.6577 ,OE SHOP PHONE 83L 0990 seminole Plaza. Casselberry , •-- y N Hwy 17 91 . , - JICARTER"S l.J...L.iJ..J Juct Across The Street (Net Door To Penirucular Ins Co Jo Ph. 322-5958 - wil r- * WE p.qcrAAND U&iN. CONVALECEP.7 P[Pi4bit.17A710N ANC, 4i I o' .. '-s' tA °" £ COUNTRY QUiCK 1 M. South of big- Trot PH 131-3433 Engines, Transmission% Fenders Doors Tires Wheels Etc arts '7 Dubuqu. Iowa I 00 10 - r'. IL 0 t-ue blonds , it redp,e have more fun the one have tD dye no more. don't ;t_-4.jb A116_ _60. DAIJ SH '" " #" RXIMC M I(-Ibk--' Lonp*Dw I ____ - -. - - - rp - , c)pen Wags & hair Piece cc p MDr, ttu'u at w I r, and and AS K John Dickey 7 L ABOUT THE NEW _% - _. -_ - z - V ' - - - W u\ LL\ DeBars Manor oterlooking Lake Susan is one of the finest convalescent centers anywhere. The home is located right on U.S. 17-92 in DeBar-v and those interested in the facility are invited to stopby and visit wi(h the staff and management. 1111- 1 SALON TEL RADIAL - S4ippi.'v BRIDGESTONE TIRES - 7L. 0t.sign.- ?5i?iI*-IflhIPt trc':::':'; : • ep,ee Cinpany 5"' FOIt SiHwy17. 40,000M&. Fi •1 oLI ll AVAILABLE your Ph 131-2115 rte yLuufolkS with farnisarid McROBERTS TIRES EXHAWST SIVITVAS I INC 3.", -DO) xist CoftDITIPWINC PARTS DRUM & Oft"t PARTS c.assas 000, , 7 ,-1* 1 - cJ,*SUPETO*$ rs,&, tjw tr-wrw of Porto. & Elm LAMOIC - S vtuunandcuddly -funlovtn . - ' wor SOW J ) - -- - ELECTRIC A poir of bunglosses tesh.d Inc hand! PO*t And Ret"emow "YOU AINT MOWING LESS YOU YA100104' Ph. 321-2780 2400 French Ave. Sanfo rd. Fk CAMPIGCLI(TtRS I -- - - . "J - Easy Financing BIG TRADE IN ((ff, PICK. UP 40 /o e off an call' REBUILT - r A. . I R" Row 11161*0 10016t. 1111j~. reba"s got a CCK"P,Vqr POW 11181 suppo'"I W"'t.0tv 9POV011. ts sudouse for toctse'ur" ow cawawd 6VII-c-ow rVulfiff" to P"v Me Ming 40 tool tb"nh: k0mr, fletw's elot"W.0tos It" #Of Onv SV"!*-r-tWj; fvvc evtov! frv%h Wolof Pumps ii Pa"r Tools • ' ELECTRIC MOTOR . ' .. fH '., - II SALES .,tP School ;tI, 'JY . . . - -- . . 'iii Frsnch warmer cii"tes L PH. 3225065 26 It D-S. Frtnch Awe. P t1-%1 Oot J 1k lss-sizj 1 . ' S 1fr _ /f . - L -- . . . . - , . . F . -- J Keeping 1- Just Arrived CRYSTAL AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP jjj&AAC~PdOLIA AVU MIRLE nORMnn LESSONS lIOPirkAve - ce I TUES . WED. ___ - _____ _____ I CORN DOGS 79 j I - k Located In The Ph- X12-7121 201 S Elm Ave . SanFord i) he2 rlzle l xv -wre,41ett~ SANFQW HEATING 81 ACQtJDITIONING /ñs/w __________ 4- ".1"told Ft,)r 6 TRANSMISSION Reg. 25c Now YoA 'ii. -. In Our I nil .'•_;' • Ropairs Alway!. Reidid To Gu But Not Without New Orleans Virgin islands YARN BARN 10 *WALLPAPER Senkarik I Glass £ Paint C Co o.,,inc. I 21CM.gnoh.Ave - Ph .-27 4672 I •J OPEN TUES THRUSAT A.M. S: JO P M. PH. 834,1044 310 N HWY. 1193 (next To Damirtik's) CASSELIERRY V lo Puerto Rico Acapulco . ,,;, Sun Travel N~LW , ( Vale's Junior Shoeland . CALL 323 4610 r"91`00, bv A"V 30175-French 5Snlord Y"rs -i .sYi11:IIILIs1h' 6150 *PAINT 95 ' HEATINO and COOLING -- Air Fare Additional Miami Beach (ON CONE) BY THE POUND 1,0jo 6 V# 1011 -9 (tv'" ifum $ - t- F REE G IFT WRAP Do..,tuttu.tuS,,nfoqd • SPECIAL ______________ from $17500 YARN *MIRRORS 4N1Uhi Brea kfast 9:30 A.M. . .11~o Corylpotes Relish Dishei, Bowls, Pin Trays S1.9s u COSMETIC STUDIO __________ / EVERY THURSDAY - F or E ver y Pj r pose CALL iviaglc Mag ic 3D Y . 'r UI 1-i''.t • ,,. AND TRAY SET file future with a complexion that's % PerIeCtIOn -. gIowln, radiant PtoteLted Three __________ CROCHET Y.(e-ta You how Turo 5ieis to fleauty can snake your future a little snore beautiful Well create a whole - . I CREAM - SUGAR •s ° Let us sh ,. DAILY SuppliesintheLongwoodPlazaCaflhelPYflU *ART SUPPLIES S Giving And - Wlilt'NOT VISIT the (liarles Glasscock family at Initiole Hard arIL~ s in th(,. and Western Supplies in Longwood. If you %vant it, and it' hardware, westernA- car or feed line, Seminole Hardware and Western - C OP With ti ____ -) i - I graoua ng Eowr RE BUILDING COMPLETE VALVE WORK LNGINE RIENORING HIEAD&BLOCK RESURFACING OPEHSUNDY - . - II1tr / \\ j * For information without obhgatlor phone 377 1755 Seminole County's only Licenied Consultant In Ethical Hypnosis ____________________________________________ t - 9GLMS -323-2770 I * Sanford Nan Gift For * that you can achliv. through •,;;t->-' .L Tele0wo Anitirinillp Sw. vice dmnt Cal it Persl Don't Wow# your bwsiness uno" nd" Is be answei L t q off SELF-HYPNOSIS - - I B% SELF-IMPROVEMENT SPEED PARTS . Aw 1 IAnswerin Servicel Sanford - idal Gifts - Seminole 4 00 NEXT TO ML MUFFLER Ph 1213511 regarding the man . . OWN ER •r a must wlun uasitmg in 2117 Country Club Rd. * * AAA ALIGNMENT I / - SERVICE SERVICE SANFORD ALL SIZES INCLUDING WHITE WALLS 41 goorgostuart ' / ANSWEN11 wES7ERN SUPPLIES Lewis Sales & Service PHONE 222.7"1 TIRE SALE $5 Honeymoon SEMINOLE _________ PHONE 12j.jiiiii Th. Dry Copr hing ies -.- p In TSue -- _________ DELIVERY Patio Roofs Scr..n Rooms Vinyl windows 21135 PARK DR We Stock Import And RED SE THROUGH 2% off FENCE, AWNING a CARPET of SANFORD, Inc. 41 . ' AND I l Com t Awnings (I or more) : - 24 1r REWOUND REBUILT S, trip travel plans throo9ti HELPFUL HINTi lFW C0P411 L' GET THE FACTS ----------------- Red Flose 40 P £ C it I S Pt Lii 15 MOTORS M Salurtley 10-00 A. M M 211' "11191 as 'Few gnaw HP Cur I,,, s MIA Mdl$ TC'i-,s. Pr,. SHADOW I .- -- lausix in high fastu= casuals %'r wen', down to vuut the around hungr) - get Wto Wearing Turtle Bas westerns. "hatlut- Glasaco&-k family St-rninole Hardware and buslncssmlimgwoodPlazaithis Western Supplies and be - some says you look your twit frc *Kk You should gD down there af "I Red Rese eed fx 1-wr every angle -cwmng or going too - It is the Senunole Hard-. anmials Charlie has feed to Charlie reminds everyone ware and Wei-n Supplies make 'em grcusmr,make 'ernlcmk that the rodeo aea.sou is )us feel St: mEd. =dythe rw%vr saw such an and The has feed for all kinds of ou w:n:lo:1 , mlz from rabbits to irmnIM, in m% hit He hn ani: %Tny best. You win UUW b(Kb- U! Fos folks wb* need or just unything in the hardware Lne mvry style and size from inuucould posrIbhv.an' fants up and naturaDy, mt-l' q tirand flenis For zn5tancrSlr.iJ department, a complete and tru(iS alictuvered by3Ucto-free varied 5tleCt%un of western Also, Seminole llardwhr,: : Orlando Avenue (W)"ter Park Mall) . , Isn't ttits your year to really discovier Affiorrical To discovof a Nalional Park during their Cent9m isI year? To mw it a I I artV ft we evewyltiong up close-the *sit, yow wwon, 10 NM it! CS I 1 645 2W , Open P" 21.3 Repiocelwe pa-11 _____ Rig Nee your re, LIBBNIS ORLANDO INC.. 574 North UAW AUTO PAM ALL SIZES t - - ,, wan't cold. but who kn,,-iik~ tmsi price in this area He has qualitt mti-chandise with the about next s-Inter So JOHN S.CHLENK Uw puixer drills and & rurriplete, Iwo prices in YOLIR budget prepwe for tu:noffvw - ~t Uun of jig saw& to fit your range. g i.e IC CS. needs 'sou s'II find Minenc eans While you jackets n':o; stalactites byte thtsarith V.e- could not possibly list all mad.- to he surn from dawn to Oepe tu, King's set Lite tkms he carries in that dui-- in straight or flart legi, feet deep in CbrIb t,lis. They are really snar, Caverns Nati"i part,, r Pie sUer - you are just guinC to fmll j= (a* f(jr mf-ants to size lirnfttDM 141IMeS 11001K fOrrr, hart to go down and we !ur 42 for men, And he chd not fuvet ke we said, pardner. if ,uu over eons when water bot i s nut )tans ill surely find whatever blue and green, a fail 01 m1wal c4rpa%lts Ware. witstern wtAr at ft* -d Im, ou twed right Umrr with no Yuit wil] also find Turtle hair 10 simunult Hardware and Drimiets falling to itte 1 00' jeww nje I&W Says ym built up sistagmiles IHere need it, ju, WMping trurn ;jlkf-v we Westem Supplies in Lung id P'Lls on 1742 nd t'Ibe SID189MIte to"* artIt rlu cuck wrlip'11 uf , %sing Last"'ee "It a million Visitors 1OUT&C Quaca Quality Service this sub taWynd fun places tv Visit at well 11 tsl gr eat place $Qvacation, jII YAZOO HERE THE it I- ~199tcl G_rL)iChIVPt taim Bvi N" Mexico has many othr tine sates o i IT'S COPYMATE ys Wr lenlDve We finistm SHOE YAZOO '__-''- , L Sonforo - - ' siiiA - 4 •, 'Y"J lii1uIuL)urI IIIOVC% to FPI.'s General Offices in MUmini In i'.tu,iiin him nt'i repon uluilititi k im.in (lit path hi his htid as Vutkrn I)Itiskun Manager in Sarasota since 1969. 10 )cars ago After joining Fill.. its a student engineer. liudiburg -d experience in it wide variety of positions. including ld Iuti0r and (-(1111mm rcial * - - - Jr., is Commercial Manager of the Miami District, effective -, - - OP I • tIOU PlAZA inole Hardware n Lanywooct . _______________________________________________________ - AM W F if-iiI . - -' Beef USDA CHOICE Per Lb. Above Our Invoice COO Cul and Freezer Wrapped ORO WIACCLPT FOOD Its.MPI Oviedo PI' 365)495 is . (I . d )3$-lPd -- mkm4 Ca Tom Bowser Sons LocaeenOmedoShoppInpc4Jn1er SR 519 At - _ . / ____ We Have A Complete Stock 01 Used Late Model Aolornotille Engines 'I'. - - • •Radsas •Gwear CoanIses And West*rn Wear - Throubhoul The s.Duviheb10 Super Mark.? r1 -. - - - LOL'N . .1, . : • B Ann S1eezkttwski - I A04t Medicare Approved CALL o' LisCmP . ! WE SELL Wjictws •Jeweiry i .ious . . - W Iiclievt, in GOOD Patient Care -. - ._ - > Phone 668-"26 H Wy 1 2 DeS.ri Florida OVIEDO Junt. 1. Se 1 - 4zv at her switchboard taking a memsage for one of her 'ce. is sho%xm bumany sub:,cribers. Contact Seminole Awsuvring Ser%ice at 323-2,10 , and let t-t-i AlP4ovALUE I ----- announred by Florida Power & Light Cou'pany, John Iluiliburg has beell naln,'i I mnanclal Vice President, and William M. Klein appointed Manager of the ('tuinpany's We stern l)i'.lshun, lime (tim- JUNE REMUSAT. o -- - SANDALS -r, _,_, N OW ON DISPLAY Nor PAWN SHOP IieB4R 1' ))4JV1.R . . ;ftw _z V*4 casselbe.rry Summer \N. N - C PW 365 112418 ROUTE 146 - %--. -% - . . ker I r I if Changes -' . Tr I Announces 'T • -. Prirfc I II • i+#I Oviedo 11 Latest Mower For All • which she has nperuted years in Sanford' staff of four women who are the ver~y epittsme sit discretirm, You ne,ver have to worn that your businrs~ will be'disrussed outside "I Office - Uub is So importantand these wnnwn are the soul of integrity. Th also art well about this area and are able anscr questions, about variet) of situatinns and itwationi A 'd'-' LT FP& C And you kncm what is a nias, Snfrd 2i63 -. ell valuable 172 ---- - Working Persons Special 11:30 a rn, - 2 p.rn t. nj Mort, thisti OuiL she V r -_ Midnight , r, ir p n0v - I Try Erma Hudum's Gourmet Spectitis 111 West 27th .... t,16 Welcome To 400yo ' . _______ -- YOU CAN WASH YOUR CLOTHES FOR - 4 .;_:........ HWY - -- . -- 2910 j,cr3. trurn Seminole Plt &43o PH Ei 1c3 CASSELBERRY - -. _. I '' ecA for those wtw' need (he t(Iorl. hae been 'iileflilictIy atm' "ii IItI(. 4 tiurs ii mlav. lii ict'esful and grautsing, The innire Ir.'iI1lli, ciipiildt' care offered there, Ddflary is far nurr than its guests seem eifltcflt and happy, i iieerful tare tit the residents sit Over in t)eflnry on quid And Ir rmne lAke Susan is or* of the natne iniplies, It has All of t1w the staff anit stiliptirl 1writonnel -'111% flhiIiI are cheerful and concerned very fineM coi alescent ceo - ctimnfr(-c, ad vantages and other If )ou twed stit-li a servl(e as tit A privale Mimi It%, happinvss andArlfare ters an), aherr. It is DelUry attributes tittered Im Ihilary Manor it is Manor. The administrator is residentiakiub. Its grounds are of the puesth 1"601vated that )(111 \ . o Institution is better than man uith An beautifully landscaped, its John Corcoran. it cmiable background in ad. interior designed with the the pitminnel staffing It. and might need'sti0i servive. thell comfort, pleasure and welfare Corcoran, who believes In iima %%t' suiest that you Just nistratm.'n continuing t-tlucatiuin in the care 111i in .IUr t ar and drI%* toer of the guesLs in unmnt. -i-cause he is so competent \ on will find a cordial The ultimate goal. of cnmrsc. of his guests. both for himself -b1 bec ause be employs onl y '.I(lti1li1*' anti )tulI hIl lit' iiVrtl It (or his staff, assures that isphcre anti was to crra(e an ose professionaLs hm h ould o ercomc the there saii b no Ixiter i-t)n (omit of (hi home and sns. i-i (ii %e) highest qualifications and our questions by a triencih cctnt center in this area mnstuu(ional hich air nonprofessionals shcsse skills lit ha i full IIIIW shift of 70 htiltutuuitd itlininistralor arid and attitude to$ard their Job p'-radts so IflOfl% eonalesccn( 'it II trained pi rsnnnt I in 't ill lust look for itt Il irt cdnht'N and the guests in i.hc bonw Results of (heir planning t.luding regist ered nursi 'iho \hnor iii stlt ii qiub (It on iik make FieBari Manor a real Susan iii IhUiry on llti:hwitv . . Johnson Motors .Marlin S& --------.. . Cobia Soa? i WITH IAJi SIEC7.KOWSIsI - Cetr High Ranks ' IOLFSALE sacfleeJ1i)rr) n-rrr RA%S1FA7OWS1 SERVICE Parts AND ACCESSORMS SCHOOL. RING TIRES CA VANA UGH TIRE Auto Among Convalescent Centers Seminole Answering Service Order YOLW MINERALS TEAS ETC. * - ASTROSTAR dk VITAMINS - -- -- Free tire Check Sole III - S ,•, TIME ' EAIy A'ruan NATURAL UREADS Protein to FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE ' I inc. for :: :' - RENTALS S I.iIø _____ WAITIWL,ROOM WITH V AM Downtown Sanford VACATION h' Wash, Witt IL Polish • . Foods Natural E A I runc(hly, May 30, 1912-4 Sanford rIm or FISI Depenclable Service. 390 LONGWOOD PLAZA IIWY 17 92 LONGWOOD PH 031- 7252 - g . i I L Dip Restaurant PH 322-0199 2439 FrenchAve. Sanford SE E US AT OUR NEW LOCATION We Are proW to be 4isocialed with a company *?"e homo com1cwt products hsvt b~ known and re%p*4;W for nxw* than ?0 woory For ~hot" heating and cooling Sirq*t L.( MFORT MAKE14 is un iviliatsed !n, q"IiIV, Ipw Ikviitanca. And prI4-* Let's all about Total Comfort Ix Votor home 1119 Sanford Ave. CALL 3216190 FOR FREE ESTIMATE KEN KERN'S SANFORD HEATING & GARAGE PH. 322344? AIR CONDITIONING 26195. FronchAve. SANFORD �9-The Sanford Herald r _.'____1 nonors m cherokee Circle hame of D. rtnfrrmtcnn Nt' Noise Arnett, Mity 30. red - - .- P I I ftt 4 IL I ~ 1 1i ; :' Z. - _ t-10 -I i - I- - ~ -:' She' has also been employed as rtiars by Shinholser and Logan. Attnrney. after school hnur .. . ;j ., 1% F _ wk- I -. ff L - •• 1r _____ - - ARN'ET'J, lccrnd from right rt'cit-a Convenes bridge the Misses Sherrit- AISI (ree gift from .- Michael Korgan, at a graduation "CtIatter" party given firystew Mrs z: 11w Ecr-giin hirne 7D4 Cherokee Circle. Left U right are Suzan Arnctt, " Is ü t1i iiin:j gues'., and Pam Daguc, close friend of the group. :is DENISE Of incl the him"s 1)aizue, Geni .arker, Debbie ftnhart. Ca th y Clark, rirtthu .,1 *hble Wile!. 14Utst Yetili, Stephanie Corrietti, Suzan Woniel Luncheon In anford For -- ,• ''...-- - -- ' .. "' 0 -. . . ' -... . - - - - !'' - -- - - 4 - - , - A' t . ___ - - ._ 1 - s._.__ • - -a .. h - p • - - '.i ZMT - .f_ i .11 f; , - A - t - • - I,'- .••• .,' . i-a -: X..!...f • - 4. . = • t-r2 - - ' - . • - ri' . f 4, -. GODS and Goddesses step;w'd Iron. peMflithiIfl. Tin Iron t lef t.. Stephanie Cornett. We pages of history and nxythulog when Mrs Boyd Coleman, Latin teacher Who Seminole High School Latin students gathered retiring this year. and Missy Aiken (Staff Photo or the annual Latin Club banquet at Sanford Civic Center. Participating in the pluqut- - \\ ed in Double Couple I- * Ring ' n AX .de Of Go L. T 70 M iss Tilt t'ciupk left fox i wrcidin Ntiis Patricia Ihunt itirvilli velicn roses and top;wtt wilt. iann S - i ngs. tiw and Gary Lloyd Voucki were' nnniaturv bride and groom trip tic Cocoa Beach and their ucs Itiiynefl and Cherry united a. Hut) Mutrtnion ,May under a lace' tower arid orange nes residence- will be in San Tltusville; ?'Jr. and Francisco. Calif., where' the Mrs B.L O'Neal, Savannat, 12, 1g72. at B pin in The Wed- blossoms in the UJ ding Chapel of Orlando Miss henna King cut and Ga.: Mr. and Mrs .3 Ikk Officiating clergyman at the served the- coke and pouring Niw) The bruit' will graduate &otins, Macon, Mrs. Dale Phillips. from Florida Tectinulugicul thedi uoubk ring ceremony s-as fte -. Welborn. Atlanta, Gi For her going-es-ny outfit, the- University, June' b. Wil McKay and Jim licuts, Merrit,. two piece blut, (hit-of-town guests included The bride u the daughter of btdt' choseLnd Mr. and Mrs Ewrightsor yellow and tier knit sut with tan Mr. and Mrs It Lloyd Vonck,., Harvllk, 81 North Third EL, urveaaoriee antI the yelios rose' Miss Marcia Vonckx and Mr. -- . . 1 3~~ - - % i1. it •t1 . . . '1 , . :: _~. ' - - '- '; - • " -- L '- i s ' (t -i -- y . . - Alt -kS'-, ..:" - ? / 1 .•., 1 -•'- '., _t•-• 'QUI 4 - ,L-. I - - j,r ' " a O - FF'i'. C GREETING THE RECE.TL\ tl cud Di strict r)Ir( upon her arrival at the Sanford Garden Club where she was guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Women s Clubs are Mrs Jake Lassiter, program chairman Mrs Thomitc Freeman acting president. and M'-c George Les guest speaker. a&%tnthlrCl guests that clubs shriuld band together to work icr a common CBUM. This was Un purpose of the called Ilit'etIng of the General Federation of Women's Ciubi winch was organized nr, that, day. Feb 21 I c' cr ' UwGEWC nintlu was first used, "Untt iii Diversity." Wh nIenlIx!rsllip IT) to' Federation` A question otter asked by non members Membership enhances position in 11w communIty and proves I. $ I' l'it'r'-e- Mr. and Mrs LL tht-sorofMr.andMrc. li. Lloyd bouquet. Vonckx. 2lb (liii Dixie flw -, Pierre' Chapel decorations inctutIe-t two iIW4, flI bWfV'iItflf' I Il? tur-auge arid streamers white - i the' Altar with a background ii. tern and greenery Given in marriage hi ht fattier, the Irate- wore- a farina length gowi of ognflZac empire isisle with short puff sleevexand Vemse lace' trifle ax the neck and sleeves. The' A-mw skirt was accented tire several bands of enist lace' at the- henelint- and detachable tubu4nr train tier ttln!v tiered titiow length veil of French Illusion fell from a headpiece of organza beet' bands and satin ribbon She carried a rnirri bouquet at 'ellrne roses with detachable - - - - - 4 _'lI - ,- - I • • '- - _____ J T~Amlu , - '- -. it -=, - -. tIllt'l .L-FI- '- - • \.4 - -' .. -- -- - - -- Mrs Victor Bauer ht MARILYN GORBO! • - wiUc a wink blouse and white Virtue- Bauer of Mt accessories. She wore, a whi te . is carnation curaai,tv. a gut irunc t'IyflrnUUx, was honored surprise bridal shower given by the liotesx. tier cousin, Mrs It.t'ni'ituii • Mrs I -ttl,an wore red what Keegan Cii rtb and tAut strupu Ito'! li'ol'et. 'r beautiful and festive fashi onable uttIk eas decorated wilt green "se-' The- guest lii iii lurlee. Mn. arid '.tlins stre.anitrs with vLllue urulirellas The- cake s-a'. Victor Bauer, trith z muthere decorated with wedding be-Us Mrs Paul Kerr. Mrs Carl and drives, with wedding rin,s Akan Sr Mrs Carl Akins Jr Along with the cake. the guests Mrs Robert Akins and Mrs tnjnvrti punch nuts and mints Hands kough tii tau will marT-s Mr auer nC in a titan vel!.e' but pants suit Lam. CtiIidrtxss of Orlando at DiVe Miss fbi. Circus of ValuesI i- it V*9 P.ft -Sol 1006 - NURSING It - - CENTER • If tenth o r • amuirt 34 Hour No-ii Care For - Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Pte 3224707 Sanford la £ 21W m - . , Marilyn Gordon Photo) • a. - yV ' '' , • V. • '' - 1 u'S) (7) I Pie -sos - 11L 45 - - ) 159-1- •- jd*,41# jC. -Lti.uj VVi" si 5,29, Holiywoud, Calif 90021 0 MORNING A dxl (5) Silos Mirnu A - IS (S) 63 f) 3' _______ %N I)aIlljH.I Il : ( ()114)11 Psir"ti' Ill (5) (loin's fig Top s-ne (a) Capt Kangaroo (5) Mike Douglas \Io'i-I.'iu'd 101,1_\_ I eectl tic bet iuu(eeti;iteel seatte latii'it paste that killed in jars, ur'til a ti-Ut t'eI schicultt'ee'Iu'i 1, 1111 rue I should dampen a bit of cotton cloth, keep it inside i ireci 541115, Certainly iciest Amnc'rlcans are by now familiar with pit'lures of fuming industrial waste's locurini: into streams and rivers, and with stoIc-nec-nIt 01 officials that 'tiuman tieiilt)i is endangert'el." But the report that "tIlt' filth o f bill lIce na. lion" pours Into the Mississippi - - DEAR )'Ol.LY-I mould like to make my own window shade's out of burlap or similar yard goods and wonder if the readers could give inc some ideas on how this is done 1000 (3) Dinah's Place ntratIon 10:30 (3) veston Bay from chemical pot. the paste jar and it would stay moist for weeks. The rag s hould b' rinsed out oe'asionaIl so the paste' will not a Sour iii'll ---MRS I. N BEtH (1111111.S-Thls Pointer brought to iitinel ii 501111'what s.iniiar one publlstiect seats ago and which I have cc it'd c'onsta ntl l'erha ps sonic sit nit re member II,.' suggestion for keeping an aluminum tea lull hued res liii damp cotton in the cookie jar so cookies do not get hard. This Is one of ni personal fare nrttes.-P()l.I, The hour program showed company executives, pollution control experts of large corp)ratluctet and public officials trying Its explain, somewhat ncrre-ously, that (hey were trying to do something to control industrial waste or attempting to dis. miss the reports. One used such earthy language that part of his DEAR POLL_V-M). Per Peeve as with those people who run over dogs and cats and then Just drire e on. leaving the animal in the road The least tlie could do wouid be to stop and move the animal off the road so it would not be struck again Another Peeve is with those people who let their eats run loose all the time. There is one in our neighborhood that hunts mice and, after killing them, brings them into our yard lie also walks all over our car at night, leaving his paw prints on the I.00d If cat owners tin not want In take care at their pets they should find another borne for them -BARBARA I)EAIt POLLV-I hare e good news for Norma who has trouble with the ieel in tier children's sleepers. If the>do not have elastic at the ankles, she can sew a strip 4 S --; of tape around each ankle and then run elast i c through it. Also the foot Portion can be shortened liv making a new seam ,is 4 • large as needed Inside (hit' I ELAST C - 14 (lii one -MAIIJ DEAR l'OLIX-I seldom used my old clothes dring rack so decided to make some use of it I needed trellises for my climbing roses and clematis so I took the s okes out of the rack, painted th e sides and set It up. The holes where the spokes went now hold strings for tying the plants as they creep up This works perfect)>- I sawed the spokes In half and added long laths at tic" ends ( ladder fashiont and ha'. e another trellis --EMMA .0 - y 'n-SO Ist conce ns In Sew inci 11:00 (2) f this' Century (5) love, American Style 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (a) Love of life (5) News AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy () Wriere the Heart Is (t) Password 12:30 12) News (a) Search for Tomorr ow () Split Second 1:00 (2) Somerset - (a) What's My Line' (5) All My Children 1:30 (3) Three on a Match Is, As lisa World Turns Let's ,.ue a is alarming and dismaying. - KAREN Monip-er Room () Moviet 930 (a) Virginia Graham Monday night called ''Oceans: The Silent ('ntis," It concentrated not on I)t't'iIflt Mt tiiuch as em the threatened deathis of the Mlssiss1ppl Riser anti Gal 11''t1 •- (5) (lots problem with a special II' l(t1,t,i' 4 'lt.'t \l Polly's Problem 900 (3) Phil Donahue Ity (''.'N'I'lll-t 1,1)5% ItS' ,,l' Tele's Isbn- Ilacliu' 5%rlti'r NEW YORK ( Al') -- It was ABC's (urn Iii tackle time pollui. Jztr' Alrnnrs..it 700 (i) Today ma) News rcE!er'ii Is I'OLLYS POINT MIS Sunytii,ia 6 50 (a) Summer Sametter 6 45 (2) SunshIne Almanac Pollution 66 65 44 lvesj>'.. 2:30 (2) Doctors Guiding Light (5) Dat ing Game 3:00 (2) Another World (4) Seer.; Storm (5) General Hos pital WEST 4:00 (2) I Love Lucy "simple and expensive" but 6:00 (5) News At soi-rii 4 EAST 4 104 V K lob 5 2 • 64 Jb6 ' Q AKQ 4AJ74 None vui,wrbI. P;*ii south We-vt No,th :c Pars I P'' Oj-nsng k'1 • J Pass - . H'. Oswald & 8:30'9:30 N!I(', Upv-ylnnrl, (JR A h-'roni the' tic-art of eusrntry-nmusk- land, NalilivIlle. as gIgantic- new eritcrtmirimuiermti t'e'rt'ntlon nrc-cs trilled Opry land huts cpenc-d, oriel whist better wa> to pretmoite it than via network spet- lal. Tennessee Ernie Ford is right at borne as t-iih:u.t i flonit with country superstar Johnny ('ash. Among the others who will perform as u-attic-net wind through the center will be Roy Ac tiff. Lynn Anderson, The Carter t-'arudly Johnny Caste's In-lawn i. Minnie Pearl and. frnrii to.' otlser attic of the Ic-nec. Leslie tl:gnimrs an d ('omit l.nwren(e . preskieni, Sen. Hubert Horn- fl't1fl - ----- - I'll I ARe, Marcus We'lby, Mice Reruni, "The Rest I. Yl In B.' " The setting is a Iticurinus relircinent home "fru.' veteran actors, including The lute Itetty flnrcnwsn in one of her last rtdes, are featured in if tender love story of an age-il ")')Pit* Ruth Ifussey plays a wealthy widow who becomes a resident of the retirement horn.' sn'l b.c (,ri,ei Involved in ; ruin, ci nrc w i th an elderly rt'saelenl I I'atrie Knowles,) Her 'uighctet bJ ta ai4 is err, thirreettted by the romance. In' WPIICy finds himself serving lit't.' 1 t firr 1 - r our-me-Joe' than 1 rIm tor 8:30-10 ABC. Movie of the week I Rerun . "A I.I(tic-(;c,nle A tense drama with the frightening prospect of a teenager turning murderer. Ed Nrlssmu a nd I tit' Ihikt'r vr tracy it married t ouple fated with (hr hostility her son is showing In his stepfather. The stepfather overhears the boy tell a friend tie brought home for ai (leristirmas froin prep school a prank he played may have 'atised another classrnale'c sleuth. The bizarre discovery leads Nelson to hire a private detective II Inward Duff) to " - mnvestigate. 9:30-10:30 ('85, Cannon Iterunt. A bank executive's tiiistrcss dies, setting off a chain if deaths and Intrigue that linings Cannon Into the case. William Wmndotu guest stars as the banker who watches helplessly from another rc'ore S S for a chicken dinner makes good cents (5) Amateur's Guide to Love () Movies 1:30 (7) high Chaparral (a) Perry Mason • I I Regular 1.25 Dinner I I A - 9C _ " li_%;V~"' `~1111. I I WITH I LIMIT I. P ~ rnhIcac-s,J S I isctwj• p'..., of ..-,l-, potos. and ycu. ui, lo., ovid hi becvit øinn., I I I a nd /6~ P 27494V 1809 ;fjWoe rmw ciacii French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92 Sanford - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ - - - - - -_ THE STORY BEHIND DESERT RACING AND THE MEN WHO PUT THEIR CYCLES, SKILL AND Aidik niict'fy as the- spade's did and South finds that he has 12 ir" ttricksEre'e'ntually he tries the- heart finesse. 'I lost works also and Stoitli meek.". LIVES. • ON THE LINE t'L is hAlls I 'sri sisti James Jacobs kings, viue.-res arid jw i doesn't matter that South is In a three no-trump contract that can probably only be dotested by an Act of ConCress, South still wants to make as man)' extras as p01- sible. 1k wins the diamond lead arid decides to attack spades because his spade spots arebetter than his clubs lieleads a low spade toward dusri,uiv but should be vale: to f'.-a.i the tight, not It..' six lit, wants to hold that SIX in re-serve so that It spades break 3-2 he will have an extra entry t dumm> Sure enough, spadi's lire-ak 3-2 anti the ie'.e-n spot is an ~ft ass's Par Io'ilu,g Nurih We al I f f 'flq South has onlyfour low cards in his haxxtl, but tte.- are for more iiulle4irtant iii the play I it a It hij p s.•ven Did lie belong in a shim ' Not quite lie won I It r e finesse's Out of three and two suits broke ut-Il in addit ion )i ouiIi Liii PItS 1 I NT. Pass Past Pass 2a Pass ' You, South, flow : aKiSI VKITS 0$4 44107 What ito you do scow' A-Doubt. liiis look. like uo,nr, In the b.ttk. TODAY'S QIiESTH)N V ,41`11 sod Noft pass E41 lids Ihuitis clubs What do >mo J'saa do ,ww' STARTS TOMORROW 2110 7130 . 9101 3:30 MATINEEDAILY 'T I.i (aie-apt Sat. • Sun, - ntiarloua comedy about dls.Organlzed Crime. THE Aniw s-c ugh.',: s - Se al St Psi JACOIY /AQDUPJ L..ai I.: 'Wiu, •t #o4#*,' (ci. ISo '.'.v), P0, ha 485, P.ic. C.s, 14 tst.ae, N.. Y.,&, Pt' V IOOSL I THE MOST UCITINQ MOMt.NT OF TRUTH IN AACING LAST DAY IN SANFORD 000FATIIEtl broke up when h,saw * 5 JUl (aAJW(1 tHAI (OIJLI)I 111001 IW*P°IIt ' - il', ut#uoc;'jeuM 1 PLAZATHEATREI Sanford I I I I I I I I S I I I I I I I I written and filmed before. While it made no suggestions I -' TU ES. & WE D. (a) Green Acres --- S II 99C - (ri ) A , phrey and Sen (Ienrgr' M4lvptmi, will be interviewed by lawrence Spivak, sirorletator, ansi a panmi of else, The ABC hour was basically it repetition of touch that tins been c-If' cr1_s in It'il is lii It re-c- halls directors' r-conis, should lead the seven spot not the four it (lO4'srs't really matter at this Point but it ii good to keep in practice with correct spot card play Just remember t It a t a really gooti player makes t his 1)1)#- of play ;iutmmcat icalls', Clubs be.havsr Just as Q a u V J97 3 J 109.3 rrnvdway. is mica> •'tltry South deci des. it , 11 at wait for a while and attacks clubs. This time he 67 2 in Vr.und It,.' skolc'truns 14 that (if,nii1ng huusltwss nsvsrisste' of an Island 330 (7) Return to Peytoi Place (a) Edge of Night (5) Ono Life to Live larger effort ti stimulate rescus' 20 4 K 7 j3 hotly is VII -) 30 "If-I The Pre'ss In a special ps-c('olitrurnia primary program, two lending candidates for the tiermiorratir nomination for - Take Care to Keep Entries - a gun whorni ibm apparently knows, fears and is shocked to see alive', A short firrioll later. her gy are-c- site with 10 skeletsins lahenratory tests reveal it rtsntalns eight skeletcisis at kasi 100 years 0141 ear hi, antI twit Just 10 years old YuIv(hirmr'tt tllse overt flint one of about what one citizen could do, it have (s-c-re part of it WIN AT BRIDGE %ORTII arc tn'miluglut ills' uv5'fu an nn- 14'aflditt,iflg ii 1151511 rMal 2:00 (2) Days of Our Lives (5) Love Is a Many Splendored Thing (5) Newlywed Game response had to be erased from the sound track, A physician told of a newly reported pollution-caused ilisease which is killing bathers in the United States, Australia, Belgium, England and Ireland. It was followed by an Interview with the tearful widow of ii mium who had died of It. Frank Reynolds caine in camera at the end of the tiour It. my t he solution to industrial and sewage pollution was thuit 11w nubIle and industry must be ready to assunee the cost of cleaning things up-or You will receive a dollar if Pally uses your favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Prese, Pull's Problem or solution to a problem. Write ['oil In care of this newspaper. * please others more and all is line LEO (July 21 to Aug 21) You hart to handle every item 0 of an important work plan careful)) if you are to have success with it Get the okay of bagwags before putting it in operation Take health treatments to Sept 22) Plan social entertaining VIRGO (Aug care-fully in the morning and all goes well later. Words alone are not enough to please mate Your acsions will speak louder Sbus' that you have wisdom UBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Go through with the ideas you have that air for the betterment of home and family Nut a gocid evening for entertaining at borne since it requires , too beg a slict out of your budget SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) You have to be ver) precise in handling business aifai.rs so that you don't have any kiases. Eioy a hobby with a good pal in the evening 5teus that you have a good sense of humor SAGIT1ARIUS iNus I., to Dec 21) Handle monctar a? lair's intelligently Mike repairs to property that w iii unprur its value be sure to pay your bills If you don't i.c-ep a trudge-I get one started now CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) If you handle persoreai duties first, you can do others late-: and complete all Accept at invitation to a social af fair an the evening Show that you to ,;'prcuatc good friends AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to Feb 19) Engage in business matter now so that you can enjoy the romantic and pleasurable side of Life Later Handle those daily tasks with enthusiasm A friend needs your assistance PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) You have an opporluruty to be with an older and wiser person and gain many benefits be out not to force anything Attend a group affair tonight Show that you have poise IF YOUR ('Hill) IS BORN TODAY he or she will be one of those irdisidua1s who lit,es to put everything on a practical level L)c.e't expect you: progeny to so In (or anything of a lughly artistic or pay h1ogiCaJ nature, but dunce education along such lines as banking, real estate and property management An independent nature in this chart w'iech itruld pcsr most beneficial '"Ibe Stars unpti, they do nut compel" What you make of )ou, tile is largely up to YOU , Carroll Righter's Individual Fore-tail fur your age for June is now ready. For your cup)' send your birtivlate and to Cars-all Righter lute-cut (name of sseaspapu). box WEDNESDAY 525354 % from the Carroll RWw institute is (,) Mev is! Ml) - ,r. e ~,~t~, ii 00 Ii) (5) (5) Pussy 11 10 (3) Jotwicli ( ,s , iutc (4) Cannon 1000 (5) Marc us Wi'Itsy. 47 46 - Ii forri"i to 4r- !r)rPd IC I ItIip;lriy ( trill I ruth IS) Special R0r0 (5) Truth or I. iifliPi5uJPfi( is (5) L)raqnct 7 50 (3) l'nniJs'ro'. (5) ('eleno (5) hOly Gr,stsaus S 1 (3) (\rr t,iri,j (5) Ilaisali Five 0 (5) Mos,Ie'j V )t) (2) Meet the Press - 9:30-0: 30 (ItS, hiawnil Flve4) highest Castle, I Icc-pest (irare'.," l"rarice Uuyen niiel IIc',tx'ri I.uuru costar, An I tier till i Iii 11 43) In te'll the' EVENING I - N, 1 (')Il i TUESDAY 'i--iT - ,> ii 10 21 2 _______ _4 , 0 1 MISS VICKIE BAUER, center, hrid&to'be, is showered with gifts Helping her are hostess Mrs Kempton Keegan, right. and her mothe tr, MRS. GARY LLOYD VONCKX C YOU? _1F 62 - GL'.LRAL TENDENCIES A day to take cart of an>- soational stJ'-et) that is )ours and do so in a most efficient manner Forget fun and frivolity for now Keep promises and agreements you have made and handle them conscientiously. Don't disappoint higher-ups ARIES (Mar 2 to Apr 19) Handling credit allure conscientiously is w'a,se now Don't Jeopardize your good TtpUiaUOfl Advice from capes-ti in career work puts you ahead of others Show that you are efficient TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) You have fuse ideas but you need the right facts and figures in order to put them across well lake care- of important correspondence Put )out life on a more ideal basis GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Study bow much you oe others and keep your good a-edit intact by paying bills promptly Try to meet expectations of mate and you have more harmony in the future Relax tonight MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Cooperating with an associate brings increased mutual benefits Take care of an outside affair carefully and g,axn good results Try to • ie A - - 1- - 61 L - - 3j Miss Caruivn Dc,rton. lU'2 graitlu.ilt of Senunule Big! was recenti hono red a Holiday bUst given hi aunt Mrs LUier Alter the dinner the guests re-tarried It Mrs. Lansing's lovely burnt for peppermint ice cream and cake decorated with Lens graduates and Ted! TU5 the class flower 'The tailless presented her meet with as gift of lingerie lnre'ite'tI I:uentr were liii iwnurert's parents, Mr.and Mrs .e'wIs C' !)nrton, and tier or-other, Lewis, and the Mis Futtilecn Morris, Barbara Rozell. Betsy Longwell. Patrecits Eldridge, Carol Ogg. bvt t)urico, Sandra Lick. lkbbn Graham and Kathy he'aI:ax: - - ,.- '' st ' " nub: Miss flnyndlit' Itussell ww nund of lamar She- t,-formal Length gown of whilelace-, over yellow organza and curried it bouquc of white carnatioviii, and yellow pane porno with witier r&uurn stmantersBest man was R. Lloyd Vonckx, father of the grwm. The bride's mother chose' a navy libe and white dnm and Jacket ensenible with standing collar, navy and while atcvorie,. and it white' i-arnaticin corsage- The' groom's mother wore' a lavender A-ins- dress with Elizabethan collar, while accessories and a Urvender caniuittutr c FuUowin ila' i-e'i-eniun, a deception wits held in Lite ILrve'ptwn Hall of 11w ctapal. The' Leered wedding cake was iced in white, trixnnwtl will.: HoOfl( nor G ue • 9 0 I 61 1 • Bauer Feted Ifiss Dortim 7 thrc'ntt'nnil, Ruin lee ,Ic' gw'sts 11 -1 III) tutu's wife . iriclicu(rinlisi il'rtii, Ills wife uI$siip;w'areel at itt.' saint' Iliac-, it $e k-or tied, rut (tie eli lrodt, motives it surprise ending , e le 1 0tu,t -i ,tt'',s - (iii: urtiding anti Alrb. Maynard Duval all Of "I j,jr1Wq"Ir 158 CAROL.L RIOHTIN'S - wi' It - J49 1 FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 2972 -. grtflii U servin4 6 6 13- 44 Rate s. wT$ie k-Urn' Send lit. Abby. R.z 07$, las kage)es, Cal $50. for Abbr's booklet, 'Hew I. Write Las. are% for AN Oct ash-ss" - channel ti clutiwomer, with krxtuevt the greatest benefit! # - 7 1 NOMINFE IN TAMPA In Houston I was the ursfathtul wife. He caught me with his best friend but be didnt ge( mad and try to kill anybody. He calmly walked away and came back the next day to talk things over This we-rides-lu] man was big enough to sat', 'Maybe it's partly in> fault If I had paid you more anentiort you wouldn't need anybody else" We both decided that we'd try to make a go of our marriage This happened 31 years ago, and God willing, we , - pr fb Mt .%l'tr.o c''-1 lull t* . * .*- , S liii., i- ti Ir 14.-I, , d. ''i L will celebrate our 50th this wie. HAPPY IN HOUSTON Pinkiles"T Trait Abby. Fm' a pei-a.sal reply, write 5. AllY. BOX 07W, L A,. CAUF. "on and eselose a V ped. adds-med eavrl.pe. - • 77 - - . it first 4 ]19 I 18 DEAR ABBY: The sath: you are ae-arc-hlng for Is living ,%J4. , ' '- Is I rmshi' 01 I $' N I'll %. i - 1 ' • 3 12 DEAR ABBY: N, husband Is a saint with a triple halo He not only forgave me, but at a great financial sacrifice be secured psychological counseling for tnt Even as 1 write Um I am struggling to keep from making a phone call to let "the other man" know that my husband will be out of tos'fl and I'll be available. Counseling is expensive, but when I look at my beautiful family I realize It's worth holding my marriage together for Besides, believe It or not, no woman ever had a better husband STILL FIGHTING TN SEATTLE I ItN It t - çj1 ii ., --- - I ;" t j ROMAN - - --- • ..- - . " - 'i' t- I S .__ - I • • 1' - F,~~ - -. T ' - I - -.-. - 'utsts were the' past presidfflL' of the Federation, Mrs Hucti. Fisher. Mrs George' Otth, Mrs M Flowers. Mrs Edna R-insori Mrs It A cmltti Mrs \litdrrd Granikiw and Mrs. rnes Weber tsuests wert welcomed bs Mrs Thomas Freeman, first president a tht absence of Mrs llnhertftradfnrdwtuison trill ubrtiud Mrs Juke .41t511e" p-ogram chairman -iiduc-rd the guest speaker rs Lewis whi has a Itmi rrrnrcl of service in and for 11w ederatsot of Vornen E Clubs, u:utsrurrentaer'.tng ' - - 1 'd- ds . . -, '. h1rh Robert IA'WIS. DISLPIM , ,~~= 4 ~ fr -t 'n, 2 ABBY. So, women want mere who are "understanding, compassionate and forgiving" Well. I was maru-led for 26 year,. Then my wife left me u-aytng, "I simply can't stand a man who is so urElerstanding, compassionate and forgiving." Wevt been divorced Ia' five years, and since then I have treated women like dirt and they love It EX-SAINT - , 1 73 IIa-tntna' N tnl-".n I1t5'CItC I 'ir,t( - DEAR ci'- - I' - it q ktt is- :"• .1 i), I - a is -- - -. S ix uti. tutor. It ;s t',,,,. •' ii' l' --1 -i callph ' 45 Oock 15 Atmnq'he-ir '01 q,1141 disk ti %'e't,Con i' I 52 ,' l'cutth tslirn 'f 11 l'iitr .1 mb 45 ihimir,-, IC 'ciw-i1iiti* II u m's n.0 f.5 Mra*tnsi - e t.'.l 51 i,',hq I''. ii ti%r late ' • IF4 Res bini iS Ir't'rn$n 14 ) 1 ', t ' `-S Es''ni I Its-i I ii M,*ii 32 hishti' 5 mIlan'' , tt Mci mo . . ' a nmali au t.2 7rninine :re I', lo-nn s DEAR iRB': I'd like to nominate my husband for sainthood. After nearly 30 years of mamage I ft-U In lose with another man (also max-i-wd] The other man's wife found out about It and raised such a stink that in' husband gave up a thriving professional practice to move as far away as possible from that little community. The other woman divorced her husband, but my husband stood by me I am trying to make It up to him by being the best possible s-tie in even way. My man Is one- In a million FORGIVEN IN WINONA terynent - -- 'W'fl now w'e'u-e even" She was right women -------- ri ihli ,',nm,t - - Serninok nunt Federation fron euuuiunh servire Mrs t.rwis saw, 'If, the the wrongs tlut al Women'fi Clubs held Its art. What Z I, wort'isn's club" It is norded righting and were brave federation is to go as far for- . -- Y t,tv,'l' t t.hin't 'l Su,ffiv 5- ABBY: I &m't know whether this qualities me for sainthood or not, but I did catch my wife with another mare, and I forgave her All she said In her defense was, Arnett,Mar Huff nuu-., I)art'ene nual meetIng Wednesdn% This a group of organized In enough ti step out in support of ward In the next rears as we Jane t Blaylock, Karen will be the last meeting of the cvcrs romemmity which rim be Uw,tr cfln!.'tctwns have in the past N, we must put Jones and Undo Eldridge. Cecelia Farmer Phntoi group until November depended upon to promote all The theme of the Florida the club world back In Its This meeUng was held at the movements leading tO bet- Federation of Women's Clubs springtime, and everyday tr to _• __............. nfnrd Gardt'r, Club. with that of lift itniration fur I72-74 bring the clto'r of a fresh cit •ht iind tti, likt Mnr L).vers Chit wrntwr wtu built the - fies%iiri- hnnest intcgrit. dltgh: i. ht Y.nn's Club chosUng the Ipderi.:ii I: iti prent *1tU Unit' morals and tMth ci'vi,red dish luncheon affair '-Mrs -Carl TiltIs and Mrs __________________________________________________________________________________ '• '?.arlrs Grirrnley were Liirmen. with Mrs 14!nnri ,' Mrs .1 . fie:-zki'wsk. : -------------------------- (bs'tii as tost.' of what hi' went Mli'hiaa'l I 111111,111 I - ''l's Die in I )nrkni'ss" (tirsiughi .lat,iet ','hllttliuit'e- It guest ttst In iilr.'i'trul this s'pisnsb'. (lilt 196-8 ic-pent, which also l0- :141 All( . Mod Sqeinsi beings l)are- lsI ('annry ts,'wk im t'uiI the 4 'loser" The (ties.' iluinarn replays. Whit. s Ilium mote %,;%q ('l'IlS I) (cii of harsh fS(uwl Suliloct Iii.' goes after to I ohiis ', 5111 Ito' sIt e'tigthi of mutt t utit v stict,i'eiieig tItii l)is ti'. en 11%. lien ('art- 'iluiuiitic', c hi;i'. I"t'ii ilsilifi( or s Ins,,, titetl.t'nt liii In trlItltW)tt w right ansi I 'anti>' it nflnr>') u'ht fl he's P'" iont'si, lie R fw.q th.'i, crosieis't umtii, whipri the lot ntis',- rcre'vngi', 11111cr IteiIt lieu ownit,r I (ItII'st stnr I,sirry nnsl (nnd> in a mine p1t In gls'e Ill> tin, i tIiss'si'.'ers it, tilt life Is DEAR -- - :s t'r,ir-.,I forgive -, '_ Cluhs 's can - 10 - , iu)'irict!'I S In.iuiuitcsl I'.-ninine nam. atIih,' iiiC-'5fl,'1i'9 maui-i ,'ai!,tTr It Sm w cw*w C!was V.lipm ws,, Li DEAR ABBY An unfaithful sift- who had been caught In the act, wrote in part' 'Whara with men art-.141111-ay" Are usredersuarwlirxg, compassion and forgiveness qualities that only women possess If you know of one man who'd be wiultng to alt down with an erring site, discuss the problem, 'forgive her and suggest they start over, please nominate him for sainthood Well, my husband qualifies He caught me In the act, not once, but three times [ with the same man] and each time he forgave me, and now we have a stronger mat-rage than ever MARRIED Tel A SAINT MIS. LISA CHARLENE HCWE PAM County Federation !: l'tiI, llN (n The wedding and reception will be an event of June 31, t rdon V l'rederI-k, Rnnnrth the home of Mr and Mrs the I.ake The wedding sPwduled for 31 m followed reception at P.M. !' Pv-isc, Ilkn It 11% st, hut, u.han'i lit I'f'?INI t' ftii*t Tuesdny, May 30, 1912--9 iford_I-braid '1 7" IUSV 111-e l it'(11478 I'-" 1I 71110 7 II) AIn N lfl, l'tctiikr flu, By Abi gail Van Bur.n plovect bs Harca; Aluminum. Sanford - ' b6t and forget, too I -- 7P Husbands 221 Flamingo r1rive. also of this city, 7be bride-elect, who was hmn in Greenfield, ONO. is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs Rothe Taciceti, Ratnhridge. C Howe Pot It I Sanford She Is and Ir and M presents employed. b Fxecuti.e 14'astng Or lando. Mr Cannathi' was born In Rethoda. Md., and is em - - r ,- .L , Sanford, re friswriage of their daughwt. Miss i Chaplain. member - i ~j f17' IL 1. He. lit'ghisnd Ctirt. announcing the engagement and forthcoming ~ - I lbeax --- N___ Cannariiw - I lie Luitif ?vii.,* Hi,gI'l I içI'i ts ______ - sh I % f ail ~ _~ - P I 7 graduation During , clam. year Perim hasserved it, I - . _'_ , i. M. urnnnn of fun and laughter their plans after dtsuas1 f rà. Zln~ L __ ce nter p 1:i:. 7 lii.11t V I.' an M mounted on a tooth pick. was IJ( 6 - sind dips, coke and cold drinks. A- each squan, of cake was ; - ; r ___ IIrIrn Steiner Rice Guesu were se:•ed chlp . Howe, t. Showers 1161,"' uenise beautiful IlciTl Ilflt o! completed the table decor from I ti 3 IlL Mrs Kiugan presented carnations, wbItL daisies feninrCLa.c carried out in and baby's, breath in a In hn.*s rient& with * bnot of inaw decorations. Centering the cnntaliuir. A graduate figurine. apiratinnal poems entitled A refrptthmen table was a red P1a'c! mats atul napkins CIft of lin'e from the heart of Mrs. Michael hO1&fl W* ftl wng for a graduation and Chatter" - Lisa Miss TT__ - ruu i- art ft, ' Sit.,, T tiesda y, Ma y 30, 1972 Plsa H) '503 I TuMUlt 341I.Ves' sp so I S I S I I I I I S S �----t==- = -J-------.-----..------- - '10--The Sanford Herald - -. Tuesday, AW30,1972 - - - --------------------- ----------------------------------- _____ 1. ------ - _. - - - ----------------- =-- ________ _____ __________________,______________________________.___. :------ - =-.- -- ----.----*-----------------"--- ____ - -.--------- - _--- those meets on quantity, not and to F'.ssex standout Ainsky Bradley's best of the season. but he was also working Into a P3rter, did not place in the quality. Armstrong. The Kineston. In the 220 yard dash, running xani wind 'lry.riorter of competition. Rradiv was the only con Jamira runner bent Bradley by into a strong wind, Rradle Charlie Harris, the only other MESA. Artron: - 'esrn LesUmi in the meet to he named four nnNhundreihs of a second pnsled a 21.20, two-tenths of a Hanger i Texas) Junior College Raider that qualified to cornthe pole In the sta te' meet, recorded Bradley, Seminole Junior All-American first team in in the 100 yard dash and three second slower thanhis best was the winner. He is r with a 17- a fifth pb.ce Colle ge's 'JI.Arnerlcan track three events, He gai ned the one.hundrett of a second in the niuirk during the st'naon, but ft national record holde finish in the triple was not enough to beat Arm- font vault In his record, but he jump He leaped 48 feet, 10 and field standout, was named honors in the long jump, 100 221) yard dash, Bradley finished the 101) yard strong who finished with 21.17 achieved only,y 15 fret. seven in-hes This was his best jump the most valuable player in the yard clash and 220 yard dash. Hock, using a borrowed pole inches in the national meet. of the year. On one of his jumpa, national junior college track Jer Hock also received first clash in 9 47 seconds. but Brad Winter of New Mexico and field meet over 11w weekend teani All-American honors. Armstrong covered the distance' isee related story) vaulted Harris leaped 51 feet, six In. Junior College', who held the in the pole vault, his gaining in 9.43 seconds. Electronic but was called for a halffeet. two Inches for seenndplac'e ashe'par'edtlwScmlnokiuninr After the opening day of the calculators were used in time in the pole vault. This Is three national mark at 16 feet. nine Inch foul and the jump was Cmllege' Raiders to a second 'I meet, the Raiders were in the runners This time tied inches les.c than his best vault, Inches before ii was broken hv scratched place' finish Essex Nri Jerse%i Corn. second place'. But they pulled in mnuaitv College won the meet front and the were the meet with 42 points while the' Raiders, leaders until the final event, M. '*under coach Terry Long scored mile relay , The Raiders had no 36 points. Three other Fionwt entry in the mile relay and learns were, in the top to as Essex sewed up the win with i Miumi.Dade North, Florida first place finish Bradley was the winner in the' JuniorCxillege and Miami-DadeSouth finished sixth, seventh long jump, leaping 24 feet, five' inches This was Itt inches and eighth, respectively. The Raiders had only tour short of his bcst jump recorded contestants in the- meet and during iPx' season Essex had onl six. Dade South, The real heari-brenkere. for or the- other hand,hod 17 men Bradic) t'IIrnt' in the11)1) and Zl 0 that qualified U. compete. The yard dashes whert tie' had to Miami school defeated the settle for second place both a rrived at compote This year, the Semtnnle broken before' they MESA, Arizona-Don't be Sanford squad several times Umea And the Loss both timee. told Jerry theirdestination. Rut that wasn'i the end of the Seminole' Junior thinclads were ductnil the season, but they won wa' liv Ie' that-. half a scronci surprised if So Hock had to look around problems for Long's crew , College track coach Terry Long Hock's pole wouldn't fit on the starts early and walks to the plane which was carrying the until he- could find a pole to When they arrived at the motel national junior college track four qualifiers and their coach hormna that was close enough to in Mesa, the facility had taken too many reservations and the meet next year so he can per- to the national meet So Hack his own that he' could use, local boys didn't have a place to The pole was found, but then sonall',- deliver the pole valut spent five hours in the Dallas s t ay. That problem was also and came the problem of tr Airport, guarding the poles poles Allen l.rvini: It make sure- the made' uniforms and shoes Ii seems so lVed after much running I'%; 1 , '.'inr tegi everyones shoes and uniforms around. I McMillen, 'who is now vaulting it to the' nu'et. With all this, the Raiders As it turned out, the poles were left in Orlando. Aft- a fez for the Florida State University f in ished second in the nation e- flown to Phoenix on the long-distant phone calls, Seminoles, was unable tn Mesa, (see Mated slory'. Just think th in the team, the equipment arrived compete' In the national meet same' plane wi how well they might have done ant' airline' officials said before they about two hours after tn arrived in Mesa and his woulilt 't fit nr. tuit they were' flnicle'rs we're- chc'dulrd tm' if all had gone smoothly wiIt tutu ' itiake' It to the meet _____ -.t,~ - - ______________ __________ _______ __ ___________ - __________ __ ________ ehea, - _____ - ,* ,*. Track Coach Terry Long May Take vauft Pole Himself . SJC ,2 ______ 11 _____ ____________ - ,.. W__ ---= ______ ----------- ----------- _______ Tuesday, May 30, 1912-11 margin ',-"I'Jx'1 to 3' gatcie's tti. Sot' I 's"g" t'idrrc 2.1 lo ';''i-4U' ;ool sgainu L.ft-han4 8) KEN Hl'l'OI'Oh11 e'I lilt: t.r If. had a t'w'm. run, %setn-inir,I l'trss Sports WriterI'IIisIJtirgtIS latest vlrtorlrq eitto'r ihe l'i11h,urgh Express is were lz,stiiorwel lypir ally by to In ltw Atuerk-an league, the two doubles and a single in k4er picking top alcaiti after moving imn.steip Putting attack, Milwooker Prewers defeated at-bats, knocked In two runs and I'ittaburgtu's part-timers are the flnslnn, ffpiI Soi li-I; the 5PfPt1 twIi". l'hen 1enn1t. ttirmigh Phllncic'lphln, ('CIII. 'liii liii 11111 'imtIon now tins Pus juI os hard on thur opposition as New York Yankees took a pair suhtAng for Dsv ('-ash at .-ri'ie tuinklog tracks for New thit' IC'gIIIIUs, Renoir Stennt'tt from the l*trrtlt ligers S-I and i.e-rind bait', was the second\'s'rk. 'ml ,fose Pagan, a pair nil 0-2; the fhekltI A's fe-1 the game hero with three hits, an titilltytnen, played major roles Tesas flangt'ns twice 4-I and 7. HRI arid a run se.'wnl, "I "..' cucier seen a ballehtihi niciit Ito' hots like they iii'," Miitoliiy I, (tie IIauiitn"re (bIes td K.'n RosweII belted a garrw iii the' t;tts'r National liigue the ('leyphurwi Imllans 6-I and Miinnge'r l-'mnnk Iis'- ttwii otter Virulon's loe-mnotivp III. gaines Monday, 11w Houston the Chicago White Sox defeated tying. three-run hoe-net aril i rate 1011111014-4i by his I'hillies 'l Astros lost to t he ('im-lnnatl Cahifeii'nia 5-4 in U'ie first game Tommie Agee raced borne from third Ori catcher TM Shnmons' hI,'iI -3 and had (twit West lead nit a twin ldll and the AngeLs 'nil 4-2 Monday, trimmed Iii a mere' haligaine the cerond gRow 1-2 in 10 in- pie'd bail to lift New York The g'.- I'tnatoirgh, i '.ic'tnr$va in the' last 15 giniwa over los Angeles while the ninga ham wiuthed out Kansas over SI. tocii.s, The Cardinals had scored thr?e runs cuff the noil cut mlii the leeuil of tin' front. lbwigi'rq bent the San l"rancisco ('ii)' at %linirw'ss,tiu cunning Ni". \'iirk Mets In (he ;ianta f-2, 'the (lilt-ago Cubs Pittsburgh's first-game at- *ts' ace rehiver, Tug McGraw. I(I take a short-lived 8-1 lead in National league Emil. Despite elnwtn'tl 11w Montreal Expos 5-2 tack was led by Pagan, lM'ntlng St loiis 74, the' Mets' and the Atlanta flraves nipped year-old then bas.rruin who is 11',. lad " the eIEhth - -w. ________ iift ~~ . t.'.\l)ll),-"i"}-s l-'t'r} Lake Brantley fttll __--4. ___ Z;__ --_:!-~ _- ~-______ _~_____: =~- - ------ _'--_a_-- ____ -__ __ - - _-_.___ ~ - ____~ - __ - _-_7 T-1-- --.~ _~ ~- .- -H t -' -- __ _ . : Major League .*. ;1 'r., ,__:__.;__1._ - llitIi S'hiutil tei,utli,ihI titid - i lu'. '.'. ill thrtigh their play a nine-game schedule next year, including ;ì te th;; h i; team go - ~.: Standings I.'. ni,in liii' fr'.t workcaits as coach Bill Duty background No. a matchup with the Lyman Greyhound junior 851 watches The team will play their spring varsity, The team consists Ol1l' of ninth and game tomcrrow aftern oo n at 4 p. m. at the 10th graders, (.me flush }'hoto) .*.... X. 1. fly THE ASSOCIATEI) PRESS Nntlonnl league American league i-t 'Vecinesday, 4 P. 101 Kiddie Corps Keep Orioles In Firs t Place W. I,, Pit. 0.11. W. I. Pci.0.8. New York 28 It .718 - Baltimore 20 IS .571 l'itLsburgtu 24 14 .632 3L Detroit 20 1$ 556 1' they needed against Dick r,dr ('hk'ngo 20 17 .541 7 (leveland IS 16 .529 14 fly BIIU(E IAIWITT ow in the first inning Mnneb Montreal 17 22 .436 Il New York 16 19 .457 4 Associated Press Sports Wrtter night as Itaylor ainglril t.- left l'hiiladi'lphi;i lii 23 ,4 1 0 12 lli;ston 14 19 .424 5 "I'd hate to think whe r e we'd since Hettenmumwl, then cat- Si, 141111% 15 25 .375 13's Mih'.aukee II 21 .344 l'i be without Don Baylor, Terry home himself as Bong Pniwe; Writ West Crowley and Bobby Grich," singled, (',rich doubled Ret. Area residents will get their 24 IS .615 Oakland 24 11 .686Head coach Bill Duty wi ll put There will be no kickoffs or make tip the student body at the Houston Baltimore Manager Karl Weav- teeunund hoe-ne in a two-run first look at Lake Brantley High his boys through a scrimmagepunting, but regular referees school during the' first year. So I.e's Angeles 24 16 .600 It M i nnesota 21 12 . 2 fifth. School's first football team Came with the first team 21 Ill .5X 3 Chk'ago 22 14 .611 2' CF mnuu'tI. will be used and the scrimmage the school will tuive' to play Cincinnati A relief pitcher here, a One thing for sure-the On'e'dnesday aftei-nixm in a 4 tense nx'etlng the second team session will be played under basically a junior varsity Atlanta 17 22 .436 7 California 18 23 A10 10 oles wouldn't be leading the pinch-hitter there-that was lB 25 .390 9 Texas 16 23 .410 10 ap.m. spring game at the Lyman defense and the ball changing game-like conditions, schedule during the first San l),ego American League East today. how the Yanks swept Detroit, San Francisco IS 29 iii IlLt Kansas City 13 22 .311 II Ninth and 10th graders will season. Stadium. hands about every 10 plays. Successive pinch doubles by Saturday's Results Cleveland ambled Into HaItISaturday's Results the spring practice more four games ago, leading Ron Swoboda and Rusty Tor'res, Chicago 6, Montreal 3 Detroit 2, New York i sessions opened a few weeks the division. But after running the latter a Iwo-run shot, turned Sa n Francisco If. Atlanta 9 Oakland 6, Chicago 3 ago, 66 boys turned out to try out headlong into the Orioles' kiddie the nightcap around for the Cincinnati 9, San Diego 4 Texas 16, Minnesota 2 for the team. That nwnbe'r has cor ps and their quartet of Yankees after Steve Kline had i'hilndelphin 2, Pittsburgh 1, Baltimore 4, Cleveland 2 now thinned out and only about 12 Innings game winners, the Indians nutduekd eight.game winner -Boston 9, Milwttukee 3 S 40 boys remain on the squad. crawled out of town in third, l"z Mickey Loiich in the opener. York 4, SI, Louis I California 4, Kansas City 2 Duty didn'tmcut anyone, "tt,. In the first game. succusive games off the pace. 3 Sunday'. Results st cut themselves." Baylor, Grich and right-hand- sacrifice flies by Swoboda and Sunday's Results lioslori 4, Milwaukee I Duty has been short-handed er l'at l)obsun did the damage Hal lanier, a couple of replace.. Detroit 5, New York 4 San Francisco 3-6, Atlanta 2-7, L.ox'onzo \'lnson aas in his reghtcrnter and then scored on four trips and three runs hatted in the couching department 2nd game II innings Monday night In leading the inenLs in the lineup, gave New Baltimore 5. Cleveland 1 since two of his three assistant Orioles to a 6-I triumph for a York a 24 lead in the seventh usual tough form yesterday as an infield out. Again in the In husburgtu 8, Philadelphia 5 Minnesota 7, Texas 2 series sweep. he sparked the Orioles to a 8-3 fourth inning the Oriole ace and It ballooned to 5.0 in the Montreal 7, Chicago 5 California 4, Kansas City 2 Johan)- W i lson had two hits coaches are lied up with victor- over the Cardinals In a unloaded a shot to rightcenter Including a triple. But on that coaching obligations at other In other American League eighth on three waikj, Felipe St. Louis 8, New York 3 Oakland 5, Chicago 4, 10 in. Oviedo Major League battle. which went for a triple, games. the New York Yankees Alcu's fly bull and Tories' San Diego 5, Cincinnati 2 nings triple he attempted to stretch it schools. David flames, who is took a pair from Detroit S-I and double, out pitching Monday's Results It was In the fourth inning the Into a home run and was cut currently at l,ynmn. Las been Los Angeles 8, Houston 8, 11 V&n*m started but after four Innings he had to Orioles broke the game wide down by a perfect throw by the helping Duty run the boys innings 4-2, Oakland whipped Texas Milwaukee 11, Boston 3 "1 think we can win the West. give It up because of a sore arm. open with five runs. Infield Oriole centerfielder, Don through their paces. twice 4-1 and 7-1, the Chicago ern Division," Oakland ManNew York 5-4, Detroit 1.2 Monday's Results uuhnit,s will be at Lake During that time he pitt up singles b - Jody Jordan and Tom Jacobs Jacobs also had another chicago 5. Montreal 2 Kansas City at Minnesota, White Sox beat California 5-4 ager Duck Williams said after before the Angels won the 10. the A's twin triumphs over New York 7, St. Louis 6 rain Brown along with severaloutstanding defensive play Brantley as the ninth grade four hits and only one run. couch will Jerry Posey and Derek But It was the job with his bat throwing errors by the Car- when he raced to deepleft. Potter Chicago 5.2, California 4-3, inning second game 3-2, Mu. Texas. "We had it all todayPittsburgh 74, Philadelphia also be on Duty's 3-2 waukee shelled Boston 11-3 aril pitching arid Putting." *that re-all)' made Lovonw a real dinah helped score the first center to haul down a long shot 2nd game 10 innings standout. In three official trips low reins. Then came the triple off the bat of Drew Duda in the staff. Posey is currently at Kansas City's gauie at Mmlos Angeles 5, San Francisco Oakland 4-7, Texas i'i The A's had it all in the sexSeminole high and has several 2 nt-sot.,'u was rained out. he had a pair of ringing triples by Vinson. enth inning of the opener, scocBaltimore 6, Cleveland 1 second inning. In the National League, the ing all their runs as Joe Rudi and a single, And he scored 'Tuesday's Games Atlanta 2, San Diego 1 In the Senior League game )'ears of experience. Posey, in addition to being a Ur" Umes, Cincinnati 8, Houston 3 Detroit (Timmerman 34) at New York Mets defeated St. drilled a leadoff homer and Calvin Ward Worked the final last night the Indians won their Louis 74, the Chicago Cubs beat George Hendrick followed with Vinion singled In the first to two innings for the Orioles and fourth game of the second half good football coach, has also Tuesday's Games Cleveland (Wilcox 44), N drive in the first Oriole run and saved the decision for Finson. by roiling over the Bras-es 194 been outstanding as a track St. Louis (Gibson 1$) at ChiBoston (Culp 34) at Balti- Montreal 5.2'Atlanta nipped a three-run game-winning shot. coach at Seminole High. lie is cago (hands 3-I) San Diego 2-I, Cincinnati And they had alt they needed then scored hlineslf. In the third Also helping the Oriole attack inure (Cue llar 2-3), N The lusty bat of 11saWy Willis Pittsburgh (Ellis 5-2) at Mont frame be bombed a triple to was Victor Blair with two hits In proved a key factor for the expected lobe a key addition to New York (Keklch 4-3) at pwTrneled Houston 5.3, Los in first inning of the Anal., Angeles downed San Francisco scoring five nuts, thres of them Milwaukee (Lockwood 1-4), N winners as he pounded three the Lake Brantley coaching treat ( Torrex 4-2), N Philadelphia (Carlton 5-5) at Kansas City (Hooker 24) at 5-2 and Pittsburgh took two on Mike Epstein's homer. Rag. hits in five trips and scored staff, Potter is currently coaching New York (Matlack 5-0), N from Philadelphia 7-3 and 4-2, gie Jackson also hotnered for Minnesota (Blyleven 6.3, N tirne& Included in his hits in Lexington, Kentucky, lie Dobson tossed a five-hitter as Oakland In the seventh. 'The San Diego (Norman 4.3) at Oakland ' 7-2 at (lloltzman were a pair of doubles, the Indians rnanagt'd Just 19 hits sweep extended the A's winning Texas (Hand 0-3, N Greg Thompson was another played ball at the University of Atlanta (heed 2.6), N ('hicago illahn.sen 6-5) at Cal- and four runs in the four games. streak to five games. Cincinnati (Billinghaiuu 14) at standout with the bat for the Kentucky. Nine games have been Houston iWItson Crowley hatlun off night at the 2-3). N ilornia (Ryan 3.4) Lake Oakland's fir-st game, Indians as he slapped two hits in scheduled for the team with a plate but Baylor and Grich the White Sex won their opener 1,05 Angeles (Osteen 5-2) at Wednesday's Games tow' trips, 10th date open. Seven of those San Francisco (McDowell 6-1), continued their hot pet'- with a late-Inning home run Chicago at California, N Three Indian pitchers coin'There was auto racing in INDIANAPOLIS (API games are listed as home N with a rur,-batted-uu blitz. Chicago's came in the Kansas City at Minnesota, N fonnances at the "It's kind of bad to take some- places other than Indianapolis blned to pitch a one hitter wildness games and will likely be played apiece while Mery hiettenmund eighth when they wiped out Wednesday'. Games Oakla nd at Texas, N Stases. errors and But b dy's place," Al Unser said. "1 over the Memorial Da weeksingled, doubled and tr ipledand California's 4-1 lead on Pat KalPittsburgh at Montreal, N Detroit at Cleveland, N helped keep the Braves in the at the Lyman field. feel like we belong up here The school opens the season scored twice. Philadelphia at New York, N Boston at Baltimore, N ly's leadoff hotnet and Bill game for a while. Sharing the' At Charlotte, N.C,, Buddy econd place ." Willis, Jitui September 14 against the The Orioles gut all the runs Mellon's three-run shot. i, LouIs at Chicago New York at Milwaukee, N fn if,21t to a mound duties were Nobody took Mark Donahue's Baker drove his red Dodge Bishop Moore junior varsity. San Diego at Atlanta, N Browdy and Ted homer, place. He won the Indianapolis one-mile victory Sunda Then they meet the Lyman JVs Cincinnati at Houston. N ________________________________________________________ The Indians were behind 500-mile auto race, But Unser, World 600 stock car race, averonScpte'mber2l. They have two I 'm, Amugeles at San Francisco once, when the Braves scored who finished third in the run- aging 142.255 mile per hour and scheduled with twice in the top of the first. Six gacuues ning , wound up second after earning $21,975. first Jacksonville Trinity Christian runs in the bottom of the Bobby Allison gunning For his original runner-up Jerry' Grant and one each with Jacksonville was bumped down to 12th for third consecutive victor')' in the Put the Indians ahead to stay. University Christian, Tampa race, had his Chevrolet 1(K) They added three runs in the TempleIkiithts, Sarasota illegal refueling, second and third innings and l)onohue, a 35-year-old eV.- yards in front of Baker with in Cardinal Moone>-, labeile anti Just then ripped for seven more 4h*L tneering graduate from Brown 50 miles to go when his right the Taylor-Pierson. fifth frame. th rear tire flattened, A4. , At Lynian Lake Brantley Game Planned Prosser Rolls Over Spraq*ins Wayne' Live) and Steve loser, Rally Sawyers. and Ligon Williams each had a Sflià Pe!trol Whetted each had a single, 7 sIngle for Seminole Sporting Jack Prosier Ford Winning pitcher. flaked States hank 4 Jim Goods. Winning pitcher, Kevin Hal Spragtns I,tjmneintj,, loser, Pat Schirard. CJnl) three hits in the game, Crouse; loser. Mike Jones. Lincoln Meirm 4 two for Seminole Petroleum, George's 6 Mike link had two doubles United Trans. Union S one for U.S. Bank. Paul Dawn J!NIOR LEAGUE and twosingles for Jack Mike McIntyre' had had a double for Seminole a double Prosser Ford, 'rronc Ha yes had a triple and a single, nanny and single' for George's. Bill) Petroleum, Bernard Mills a Elks 6 Wells a double', .18) Bergman Griffith a double, Greg Liggins single, For U.S. Bank, Jim and Brent Sctiumuker two and Archie Ives each had a Kennedyhad a single, Winning Rotary I Jeff Patton had a triple for singles cacti. Waynt Kelly, Jim single. For United Trans. pitcher, Greg Pringle; loser, Elks, Robert Smith, Terry F.dmonds and Chuck McMullan Union, Jeff Wade, had a double, Jimmy Kennedy. Arthur Knight, Bobby Tincher, Smith, Roger Mills and Rick eachhad a singit. wtuuun NATIONAL LEAGUE Mann each had a single. David Frederick had two doubles and Anthony McIntyre, Eddie- Piati and Mike Limier each had a McCook, Terrell Ervin, David a single' for Hal .SpTZLgIns First Federal 17 Wells and Louis Lively each had coIn Mercury. 'lodd Sloan, single. Winning pitcher, Duane Lee, bier, Anthony Mcintyre. (ait 16 a single for Rotary. Winning Rick' Viars had a double and Pitcher, Mark Russi ; loser, AMERICAN LEAGUE single fee' First Federal, Wayne David Wells Meserve a double, Andy Thorpe two singles, Roger Herring a florida Stair Bank 26 SENiOR LEA GUE single. Ken Da vidson had a Sanford Atlantic double' and two singles for ' National Bank IS Bernie Vonflerbulis pitched a Chase. Be' Stafford a double and one-hitter for Florida State si ngle, Kurt Schirard, Daryl Sanford Pollee 3 Bank, Joe Smi th led all hitters Stewart and Calvin Davis each Da vid Mendoza had two borne - I = with a triple and double, David had a single. Winning pitcher, runs for IBM, Sieve Ferrell,, Fall was right behind with two Andy Thar'pe; loser, 80 SW- George Kennis, Kei th Baggs, singles, Chris G ardner had a ford John Zeuii, Shaun O'Brien and double, Bernie VonHerbulis, Meécal Ce**ei' '7 Jeff Anderson all had singles. Robert Newman and Ronnie Senilsole Sp.rtMg Goeth lien Butler, Joe Benton and Hodges cacti had a single. Pat Tim Bobbins had two home David Terwilleger had the only C)'Ilrieni had a home run for runs and a double for Medical hits for Sanford Police. Winning Sanford Atlantic Bank. Winning Center, Marty Roberts had a plicher, Charles Wakeficif; pitcher, Bernie VonBerbulis; single. Mike Jones, Jeff Raybon loser, Mark Sinicoe, - Lovonzo Vinson Ke ys nole 8.3 Victory CO"IlNCN"I'AI. LEAGUE PI!,j: _________ - Z TERRY LONG, tract; coach at Seminole Junior College, displays the trophy his tea'ti received after they finished second in the nation in the nation meet at Mesa, Arizona. Vesco Bradley led the team with one first and two seconds and wah named the most vtilunble player of the , - -.. - -. - - - I I - - - Word of Captain Timrnons' find apparently leaked out as an unconfirmed report of a 5,600 pound haul by one of the commercial fishing boats, fishing the same area, came In. The inlet Harbor charter boot fleet tailed tit get outsithVCT3 oftw because- of the earl' eitsoi tropical storm Tht botiani fishnig bunts that die gu out reported pretty fair catches. Trolling boats were limited to a few half-day trips, fishing mostly for sharks Seven black tips were landed aboard the "Miss behavior" on a Tuesday trip and six more upto pounds plus a pair of bonito ona Wednesday trip. ' --'- ' Wrong Gas (c)st - The "Laura K' Captain Herb Fi tzwater, landed it five foot, seven Inch sailfish Thursday along with nine boniUc and A tub full of black sea bass. Aft !r irinipuig wider the lanterns at night continues to be good in the lnD-a.cunstal Waterwa near (.inkbill with ninny catches of five gallons or more being reported Hurry Titshow of Luke Mary and this writer tried floundering near Ponce Inlet Monday night ~, -' - Ae .,__t J - -s'- - - -- 'T - EI SNAPPER, 2W pounds of it, was titi' catch of Rudy Crews and ins wife Linda, on their recent deep sea outing aboard the "Marianne," I Capt. Frank Timmons, Crews, who operates the Standard Oil Station at Sanford Avenue and 13th Street, had nine large futh Casse/berry Legion Wins Opener, 1 1- 1 Cuseliierry Post 256 cap- season, turned in a sparkling tured Its Legion opener last mound effort and only bit his night in grand style, rolling over shutout in the final frame when Bishop Moore, Post 242.B fl-I at the losers managed an unearned tall)'. Lyman High School Field, Larry Chuniat, the Lyman Quanat struck out ten battesx High pttrnn,i- lwr it, ti,' ;U151. while displaying perfect control and not walking a batter. He was touched up for low' hits and the ore unearned run. flitting wise It was Chwiat who played a key role in the victory as he was one of three Casselberry players who slammed out a trio of base hits. Chunat hail three hits in four trips. Also pasting three hits were Darrell htyne who was thee for five with two runs scared and Tim Shea who went three fur four Still another hitting star for the winners was Mike Weirich who rapped two hits in five trips. Caaaelberry broke the scoring Ice with run In the ftrt but put things away with four run explosions in the Uiu'd and fourth ju , three Gran t * * * 0 Unis-ersily, captured the 56 edition of the Memorial Week. Charlie Glotzbach finished end classic Saturday and took th ird in a Dodge, metre than 12 home a cool $218,767.90 for it, lilIes back. Benny Parsons as four th arid leeltoy Yarbrough Gary Bettenhaust,n. of Tinle Park. Ill., led for 126 of the 21K) fif th , both in Mercurys laps. But with only 18 of them by Frank Beard Also Sunday, three-tunes Inremaining, igtiition troubles winner A.J. Foyt dianapotis 5W knocked him out of the rave, was hospitaliLed with lust and leaving Grant in front. And just six laps later. Grant, second drgree burns suffered 5--The Value of Early of Seattle, scooted into the pits during a pit stop in a l00-lap lur quick repairs on a vibrating United States Auto Club dirt. If CIII' teitti tutu III right front wheel- and tra ck e'.t'ud at Do Quoin, Ill (U a dentist. If your car The uluislUip occurred when Donohue had the lead. stalls, you call a garage lit held it for the reumt.aining 17 )"o)-t jet-kid uuit-c'huint'. It your golf s'. log - innings. The Casselberry Tune added It 4 b Next action fur the Caaselberry Post will be tomorrea night when they agau- play at Lyman High Field with the Seminole Legion, Post 183 providing 11w oppositIon Game Linie is set for 5:30 p.m. __ _ State SHAVING STROKES 4 League - -______ 2 ' Lessons - - ' A PEW menmers of the college set took a crack at deep sea fishing aboard Cpt. Bob Orrell's "Miss BehaVin" and the results of that ex- 1 " cursivn are plain to see. The crew had a tremendous time bringing in this large catch of king mackerel. to 0 p DOUBLE KNIT SLACKS 100 PERCENT.. FLARE LEG. MACHINE WASHABLE . SIZES 28 Southern Uhision W. i. Pet. 0.8. Miami 28 17 .622 I'ailtui ikach 26 lB .501 1 I'lliiII)In0hkh22 21 .512 5 (iii id 21 24 KoyW.'t Ii 29 370 ll' 467 " SOLIDS AND PATTERNS 7 4.4 ' - . - ', ( 11 Idp,:t-30lci.ik-"o win with a 1110111119 ull lus Wck and fj%'tr Ult, oes sour. you should take a .2j, I VO Jumped his e'' average of Ct'kpit of lesson (ruin a teaching pro record speed 162.962 miles an how'. H abo turned from the car, his clothing with a good reputation. There just is no substitute the fastest single lap at 187.539. ablaze. He was hospitalized and bid listed in "good" condition for Ii a v I n g your ganuue Al Unset', who failed in win his third straight lndy, Monday night, but will have to checked (ruin time to time b ' a tmuani was tiutrdwhe-nthet-arsvrosied undergo ankle surgery. and trained for the Job. My New Zealand DentsHulme Dents of the finish line and Joe Leonard dad used to be a pro, and I uutduekd Emerson Fittipaldi was fourth still go to tutu for help Brazil Lu win Monday's But after speedway officials The start of a new n'usu:i upheld a protest b- Unset's mauls I Gold CUP race at Dalton is a good time to have your thief niechanic, George Bug. Park. England, averaging swing appraised by a pro, lie ball Is going, and thinks only nutti, Grant w as bowiced out of 115.17 tuttle-i 1*1' how'. Ibbiw can tell you what you about his swing. Indoor fathe top 10 hosting the other was drivi ng a McLaren, Fitti- should be working on before cilittes are common nowa finishers up a notch. The ciffi- piddi a John Player Special you begin playing regularly days and ingraining bad habits. It's fli'i,CI to &'aiiy for a vials said Grant improperly 4 Lotus. Man) tt-a-tiiuug prot t)t'lu(".t good lesson. who George lust his FoRmer, took fuel from kajuuuiate lobby ttitat indoom lesions before islwspAUI 110,111111111 11 A%3n a Under's tank during thatpole starting position at the final Bryar 200 Trsns.Am send race the sacath&'r turns nice are :Pit ". Monday be- the bes?, because the' pupil The infraction cost Grant at London, N.H . isn'I worried about Where' the (NEXT' L.t the Club WoiA) wouldn't Mast, ear his cau se tiie No 2 maci- than kaiuli;iitei Ja', While Al Unset took borne tijt* ü'itr Lii On'trtly on your cnen;oryi You tan rf; Inituntiy to Beard, to victory, av. 195,257.65' for second place i.nd un and drove it clodviC4 with hi book, "SPuating Strokes Sand for yo.r own tfld.0 per hour. arid gift c.optss of his N page illustrated book. Costs only $1, Leonard received $51,797.89, eraglng 75.351 a Pontiac Minter, driving Mill plus 25 (lull for posta ge and handling Send clock or money Grant wound up with order to "Shar#ing Strokes," co The Sanford Herald, P.O Hot finished second, two Fire-lard, 323.832.85.-a low of sortie $fl.tee, D*'it. 327, Radio City tatioo, tJ,* 'V'eiv, U V. tonly laps W4. OW tot' the petutity. ' lid, Q 11) 111K ASSOCIATED l'lu'i.s.s ' to k. Flor ida a two more runs in the sixth to Push their margin to 11.0. All told the Casaciberry LegMni rapped Bishop Moore pitching for 14 hits . - HURLEY TERREU. of Titusville shows off a fine catch of catfish and bream he caught recently out of Camp Seminole on the Wekiva River. - , TWO Crews and wife, Linda. fished with Captain I cart)-. Tunrnons aboard the "Marianne' Mondn) and returned to Sanford with the best catch of fled snapper seen in it Long time. Nine snapper, total weight 205 pounds I sounds like old times and that was only Rudy and Undo 'a share of the SO big ones landed by Captain 'flmmon's party fishing an unmarked wreck about 3 miles of! short. :. - . Fishing - •----- t•--- ,, ': Mike Link Gets 4 Hits meet, - - - - - . a! •- Lusty Hitting Is Making Pittsburgh Express Move . Alter spearing tow flounder, the scene of operations wa: changed to Indian Mound Camp near Oakhlll for the late outgoing tide and slwlmnpmg. Luck was good and three hourmdipping resulted in half an ice chest of tieliciowc (Jul' 1111! shrimp to go with the fla'.mder. Tales of blur fish in the surf caused Roy lhmsmort, C. C. Caudell and Carl McAllister, all of the Sanford area, to hit the beach south of 'lurtle Mound on a weekend trip. The North-cait wind brought the blues close In to shore and 22 of them, plus six whiting, made up the catch for the day LET'S GO FISHING ----- Vesco Bradley Voted MVP Off Meet Fly GAB',' TAYLOR Herald Sports Editor Salt Water - The Sanford Harold Raider Th*Inclads Second In Nation Tackle.biUng size catfish moved into the St. Johns River around Marina hit Fish Camp this week and several cane pole anglers had 2D.pouind test lines innkrn while fishing from the bank In that area. An elderly lady encountered one of the big ones and came out second best in the ensuing tug-of-war, losing honk, line and pole to the tab. Fortunately. Bob King, who runs the ramp, heard her yells for help and jumping Into his boat, pursued the pole across the river. Retrieving the pole. King played the fish to a standstill, but as he started to land him, the bent trno& pulled nut A fast grab at Lix- depart1ni hsti connected and Kinsz three the big Cat upon the banL then returned the pole and f ish to to the Lady angler Incidentally, the fish weighed 12 poundr Bass fishing in this section has been excellent all week. Don ilangs landed strings of seven and nine on two eonsfUUVC trips limit string 10 fell to C C). Penn t w o, cthy ma rowwhile Fred Fryer, Lynchburg, Virginia, fishing with Bob lrng guiding, used plastic worms to take his limit Thwiitn}-. thek Mower got a limit catch Wednesday plug casting and Mike Maples used his fly rod to land nine more just a few yards from the camp. Jerry Higgins of Bud's Halt and Tackle Mop In Lmigwnnd, reported blue gills and ihe icrackera plentiful around the Air Base Canal in Lake .Jessup. Higgins also had word of thret beautiful bua caught by Jack Grass of Lake Mar) The ILI tipped the- scale at eight one, 101 . pound! and wcr caught on shiners in the Lake Mar area. Other reports of fabulous bream fishing came from Hhley's Fish Camp on the south side of Lake Jessup. Strings of 20 to 40 were commonplace according to Lowell Hiky, ramp owner, with a few catches up to SO. Bob Fogle and farrilh toot. fl it, two sonir of then up It, c pound and i quarter Toni Vat fleulon and wife had £ in two day.-, of fishing and Mr and Mrs Canton McGregor had a one day catch of 50 shelicrackers and bluegilhs on a Sunday outing. Bob Sawyer and Barry Brunelle turned up to land at mixed string of cats and bluegill totalling about 50. almi on Sunday and Mr Meeks of Apopka had about the same number D= Smith, Seminole Sporting Goods Stare:, listed it met string of 17 bass for Larry Smith and friend caught on purple worms. They waded the flats near the Osteen Bridge. C*teen Bridge Fish Camp reports that ipectied perct are still biting real well on live Missouri minnows and told of one limit catch of big bass, all in the six U' seven pound class, made by Torn Game. Watt Elsa came In with three of about 2'2 pounds each In spite of the rain Sunday , School bass are striking earl) mornings and eveningiaround Lemon Bluff Fish Camp. Buddy Cheatham and (iu& Hill used popping bugs to land 20 bream Sunday at Camp Seminole on the Wekiva River. "Bm fishing a little slbw due to the weather" was the word from Cfltis Faulk Even so, most of the' ban fishermen were finding a Jew two to low per boat, and man) good catches of panflsh and catfish came in during the week. Bow and arrow fisherman were out after garfidi at Wekiva River Haven Camp again. George Cency, camp owner, reported only it scattering of law buz bream and catfish plentiful. __L - - Northern i)ivisiou W. I., t'ct. (811. I ).iytouui Itch 27 20 .574 - iuiuiipa 26 21 553 I St. I'cte 25 21 .543 l Winhe'rhigiven24 21 .533 2 (,nh,imud;, '23 '21 500 3' Lakeland Lakeland14 31 311 12 huuclny's late Results I ,ulo'iiunl 6, Winter ibis-en '2 Monday's Result.. Winter Haven 8, 51 , Petersbwg 2 Orlando 5, Tampa 4 Fort Lauderdale 3, Cocoa 2 lhi)tunll Reach 4, l.sikrhjand I Well Pals,, Ikat- hi 4, Miuuiii I Key Wee.t at i'oimpunu fl-each, pliel.. ruin Tuesday's Game. I4Iuelcnjale- at ('ue-oi Writ 11111111 Iie'cIu at M181111 Key West at l'ouiipanii hltnut'h Petersburg at Winter Uuiveii Ilsyutia hleach at Lakeland Orlando at Tampa ' '- 1 I 1 I iIIII '4 1J I / ' Ii .- u 5, LILARLY s,t ,u l'¼) FREE ALTERATIONS AS USUAL - ,- / - FREE COFFEE SALE STARTED MONDAY, 79 MAY, AT 10 A, M - • MASTER CHARGE • DAN KAME RICA RD • DINERS CLUb • AMERICAN EXPRESS - 11 11 Pdrkwood Plaza--Hwy. SO West Orango Blossom Shopping Ctr. *winter Pork Mall-Out Front * Sanford Plaza • Golden Triangle Shopping. Center--- Mount Dora �12—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 30, 1972 OOP ALLEY Try by V. T. Hamlin r4,1T.D HIN w Th JMA$ Ti MAN CsAI& TDITT 1T14, rX)OK-Cl1 FF_. ' ll. - o'w, '\vrs ft ,- It SLE)' j; Wl'.( HL' ot-k-six C,&L CT j W41T A?.Y \ NUTSUN CA4 &'' (Rty. - \ 7)4 UCW%.411: - ' .' - "c'i Pt -a-aar ,r & l' Thurwtay night UrUefli i ft land REW ARD I5 AD o e ~jK.~ 7 F ,_ . ": ,, - 0.6 40411111 1 1, , \g 4 r ,; _i~ 4. ""'ll'i i ~ A 1 0 - -- CLATTER starrinal Ri,nø Bums CAMPUS WA:. rE..L. rsAr D.)E ic ONE O i'TERC.EGAE I ME. o.)E.' I /' ATI4LETI .iAM 3 t - ( Lorry Lewis by Personals Seminole Si ~. 0-_ 831 9993 - o l E 11 t 1EVA 1 BDICJ'll I Atilt DI"SP 61 -.1 ~ _____ . .)` (. , I -_~ I .-~4~ I ,~ ",i ' ~ L11, --~~ 1 LET l-4A.J' MEANS rE , / WOW' - / .t*i'liW(C ____ I- 1 flIrts I times S flIrts 70 fP'5 21 Hmis IC4~ : ,_ - ii, - -I , JK i -S j F. CAPTAIN EASY - - -/ I ..JaIrl .# CLASSIFICATIONS m X . . : , - "' to t" Real Estate Sair-irnar, for new DeLand sit, d'vss.on (all Frank 305 24111.3"11 1/aitella coup-Ct Gr eat South Pp-at!', Co. Orlando -DOCS. INSPECTOR 70 supervise Itt, loading and Of product for unto Processing plant Responsible f or recoro seeping Most be • f-er ienreo Company' benefits P inib? ii p Forms. Inc., Sanford Ave., Sanford ''r Announcements I-Los? & round 7-Personals 3-Announct'menfs 4-Cards of Thanks 1n Ma'mortams $ -Businest Opportunities I A ,, ' , by Bowen L Schwarz Instruction 7- 5-Fena nc al ___ - - i - r \ , - ' = -•' : .. - L I 1. F +E WD BEES AU'Y EOU' 44E WDUI.D HAVE TkKEN 1`& 'L THE Yj FL ; T ' i L 11 L~_) -- : ¼ 7 S (,i. - Youni man tO warS Home Call Mr_PnIswn3333131 _ MACHINISTS MECHANICS HELPERS -Employment r 13-Male Help Wanted ta-Female' Help Wanted 1S-.Male.Fem,aIe Help Wanted 14-Silualions Wanted 17-Domestic-Child Car, : 9 Ai; I ALL 323 4119410 ________________________ Local VW Dealsi? needs one man new car used car get ready torplaftment Uniforms furnished, paid vacation, paid hasp tall titian. S day week Apply In to BiiJ Bairn VoIks wagers 321* 5 17 52. Sanford - ;~ ..,-Z - __ ____________________________ twr--E \ XÔE COTkT!.. E I I 2)-Rooms For Rent 23-Aparlmir,Ia Rant Furnished 34-Housel Rent Unfurnished 25-Houses Rent Furnished 26-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent Pt-Business Property For Rent 25-Wanted To Rent - \ JOBS JOBS, (J5l Warehouse. Delivery. ee'aurant. Mg Train,.. General labor. mntny, many more. ASIA EMPLeYMEN' • Mileaft 1712 Casselbetry OP1'. S 131 31() Rentals I , SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER * _________ American Wood Products, Inc. eth ' 31-House's For Sa le 37-Farms A Groves 3)-Lots 4 Acreage 1 4-Mobi le by Duck Cavolli fINTHROP .4$L tX TO Real Estate For Sale - 30 .• ' LAt,II41A45 AM i ---------) ( 'T . — )~ ' IT 27171 _ ? C117T 01111111,1111190W _ A 4 --.__-.-._ ' __ -. WAVE 'DL) !/ CC4SI)EttD A 1_E E ar- f I - •_ -. - I c.-& t' 4 tit 11 ~ J_ 4 J .43 .3.J.... JJs.&!: 3 '.! alf , I - • __ S S j (fl - I..' . 1-1 j I - ~~&, ~ %-A 11 i ~ . - (&. ''J i 1 ,k_ WJ__ 1LI /- ' \. — I - I ..-' f L L ( 'TAAW LAKE TC PE&E'r '4E A"i MLJTARy c Arfr. AN l.jP- ' $AR OF OJR OWN AEU APO TW4a'1 SEN. AM t e.lAJFTRA! - Got (RNM(1i7 O'#Pi(t) H0-Y5 405.0 PER 1 ii 1 4fl -Recreational __________________________ tt&tit AOl. ARt "WALt 'osfi o,i..,. p. IoO-t,'y lion Toron o Merchandise SD-Garage Rummage Sales Sl-Aucl.oni. 52-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And 'Trade 24-Equipment For Rant SS-Mlscs' ISa neous For Sale 554-Household Goods 34- -Antlu*ut's 0 -Musica l Merchandise $1-State And Office Equipment O'J'4 &' )cr*: A B r'. API JA'"5&' t&i4 r EE A 'AA1 '. S. ( ~, Sanford Realty $ I 11 Transportation _, .' I 0-Building Materials 611-Lawn And Garden Equipment 42-LIvestoCk And Poultry 43-Pets And Supplies *4 -Clothing - M"'ii-11 7)-Aulo Repairs Paris-Accessories 12--Import Autos 7)-Molorcy des And Scoffers 74 -Trucks And Trailers 7S-t.ulc For Sale Want Ad Hours MONDAY thru FRIDAY 2:30A.M. 105:30PM - SATURDAY 9 : 00 A M to 32 NOON '.ALL UNTIL NOON TO ITARTOR CANCEL YOUR AD NE T DAY x J 751450 Jnin.cItA.i Oat 233 fliP Re-drcomnt 3 s.ptfts, dini ng room Snd breakfast normS nItP, fully , - I - of 'Stenstrom 33 - Case T-592: Tertnict 'a., aged 32. operates a College --clauruoun texts. ttSfl' DEW text that 15 pub."Well, he has book Store. over 2.50 "Dr. he began, 'l hsl,tid. students, (hiLt zz.em.ani I'd wish you'd expose a textThus, ht will tin en F"- lsc sna.s'b'- 52.500 in retail book raL4et that ptohablv quest books cm E'lo.lcmics, sales. mr trtb(,oks now occurs in e's'cry college chenustry, P,iilitical Science average (15(7 $io and uther utieiatod fif'lds.S'dI, I dei'sttyj iia idttown. "Obs'iousty. many of tile's-A and deepisd him for his As you know, new texts are usually announced by totally aze unsuited to use cheating. dirr't mall adc-ertismgto the as the basic t-lassnxnn PRY' "But lie' had itit' -r 0055033 throughout Amer- dsoks- texts tluiit IllS sth. barre1 ..a,. urc -., . . '-'" "Ito I paid this racketeer"t''' -' 'And after theusual 14'Professors are invited to jirisfi-wir 511275 for his send for an examination cloy free examination peiiwl 47 twity terts! copy. hw neither adopts. nor it'RACKETEERING Usualls-, a 14-dos time turns the book nor c%mpass PROFESSORS limit is alloted to thorn, after for It at the usual 15 This racketeering by which they are to return the teacher's discount. CTOOked cs11,.g., professors is book if it doesn't seem No he Just retains all Wlde"spn..id suited for use by their stu- (hose books, figuring the •i'he Sortlwestem Unive: dents as a classroom text. publiheni will not dare lit Press (hus reported to i 'iowc's- ci-, if a professor make a fuss over the $1'} he m that over 000 members adopts the book. he Is en- owes for any single text, lest of the for Amanjc Pvvchoiogititled to that examination he mouth' that pub. 1 X 4j on )4 thus or. as a free gift 1sher among all the other @ered ez&sn " t 11 be doesn't adopt departns of the iml-ier. college teo coptea of boo "J2 and wishes to keep the 1)00k sftv. "Pity ogv Applied." hut tliatn fail. nal &tc.n Ii., It '-es.z.. r.. .0 for 1 UI) 1) UtJI ('lilY 013110Res5 dishonest i-ti to pa for hit-zn or adopt su; pay for It, after but seally should be talk-cl or return (hi-1 ; ~to the 14-day free examination profruional 'blackmail that Luckily, that text has pod. Is wideread thn)Ugliovt gained over 1Q bous fide But here's. how a lot of Amerl (li%Wjt isdoptimnis flolil 1rofm-ssors bcwrtse textbook "But what i; worse, many tJItt )tcjrieSt P rofsors! rackt,ers. A certain psy logy pro- then use similar lad.rnair fessor at our unh'es-sltv or- on UI 10 Operate book clot's exam copies of almost store. Mobile Homes VA Financing available on awide seiection Of home's by manufac torers like Barrington. HIllcrest, lie-at, Line. Vindale, and Win chester, See us before you buy Hacienda VillagI 131-4111. 1541 Windsor. 51' * 10'. E*cellenl condition. Air conditioned. 322 4Sl2atti'rlp m 1' ro WHAT collarbone?" around - 42 Mobile Homes == S = Boats and Marine Equipment t)oals, Motors I 7m',lr 005 ION SPOUTING seuOO Dnntonn Sanford. 132 3541 112 I I I I I I I Johsnson& Boston Whaler Dealer Closed All Day Wednesday S. ti.oi A.t )U 1St) IS' Fiber and wood boat, 1571 Evinrude 40 HP Triumph and rockel till mailer. 11500 Cash. 333 1131 or 373 OSI1, Garage. SO (irs-i ci,'d rrm'-'i I on, Call p ri' Material, Livestock i F 53". Aluminum Orlando (lippef with windshield, trailer, and '49 50 HP Mercury, $150 I — I I?' Cobia, 41 HP Mercury, excellent condilion with many extras, $1400 I 3374354afl.'v-5 SSA Household Goods 6) i __________________. Want Ads Bring SALE Barrington 13Wldes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES STEREO C ons-ole Model with AM FM walnut finish, under warrant Pay repair c harges of $13 or payments of 57 Call lervil departm.nl, 373 III) ADS that WANTE Iinn- I hone "SAFE ( .. .. ,7( 'c-1' - - 1, 1: I/i -, - - - "•7' 'II I f The following businesses are Iisted for your convenience. Permanent re'siders -s and newcomers will find this director' the most convenient and up to-date way to SOi'eC every problem - ', ', \ FOR EVERYONE' . -' / - ' - -, SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Air Conditioning rntruI A i r (ismif tori For Iree clif .mile call Ca,l lta,r,s. It SEARS in Sanford 327 1711 Appliances All Extras ---' ''qua'.' And h'lcP,rfl Pd lip 0'.tliurs C. It HlGpI 170.3 V. lI St Ph 171 3*$ :0001145 APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair, All make'. I models R A P d3erv'-e )II 1$$$ I43An l,m.u,,,it.)nt SAPIII)'4 lit At 111%, 4114 i_c1, 7-, 1)5? ION iN I. :614 S I, en, P, A.e 1)2 6t-is) I,, It l,psi,ups, f t I I'., •.InSt S - ,l - 5,,.- ,,...'tmm lit 4114 As.l hi 5 ', . '"m' ' S. U.s I,'l lIfe I:: a'i Automotive Servicc Ill Ii(. .1.' ,S's'ft', ' I 54 4 I , .'. r, .5 , i I'" ),I %'lll Sli Ii I - '. :i:, slim 350 5913 ii -' J9vstgft . - , '2080 - '2300 '1.890 -- if your club or organization would like to be included In this listing call: '5 ', liii. SPIt1tGi NM L_ MARK IV•COMET :ij 'btIN J11 "is ;0l1N M If III ,lj'), I'' ':: •-. ,go I - 9380 — - -.',s'r ci y,..e-- IU lii) (A?I*lL IS ON 000%S AOC' 14,''.'.slti 0i3 .1' Du- id I mow r,ç 337 5,750 Chain L i nk &FormFencng. Ot-tal *t',olesale, lrs$fall.ataon Awa , Iabl, Cpobetn tet'ce Company. lo(fob S 5art,3r, A.enue P,esa,re nail' V~ home or opal enclosure Remove ,31r1. m,ldi* fu.igssI P010*0. 177 71,112 X LV ,inl all PSI-.'. muut. See-' Un'tii.l It-xe Annm'.j 5 .."pe' of %16r,10rJ 32) 3434 ANIMAL MAvEN SOAROiiiG *5hht.S iLaIisnq. O'pu.ng lin, 1401 isV •'I 37)Y5 *110* 0.i I 1111OW 4w4 p lilnt Sell tly,i C Hr. 444 *a.H A'. 3. 112 JaIl . ,f .si ,'-j 00 a " 4,5,.,.',, /_ :1 2 , 0; l •CONTIP4ENIAL •MAWQUIS •CAPRI •MONTEREY • MOP4IEC'O •COUGAR 'cs. _f - _ Pool Supplitis Paradise Pools 'a'- . ' , ,..iW (3,-s q' ,'i' "c-ut ha :i 2155 1$ -- want ad ieiJ happsi 'hew ssi.ers tot rU longer 'seeded Out ia%rhjl tems- It 5 so c-as, u place puma? A). Call k'i Jell 'O" READY FOR SUMMER I Aluminum Screen door .tmsgr.Il. dilivered ants Imally rillille,'. 524 IS. s-t011, Sits At' 11 s doors $410 95, installed Call Aivm,n.utn Doors of S.aaslard. 337 1111649 '1nes Ono Salluounvi Cab-eels torn-isa lgt,3 s-nAt, •.parl staiiatmor, Call Isid. U1601 Traler RentiIi ILERS U HAUL _'-_SS 2 a - TV Service '. !Cc,.- I 1' if I 'i I._'ur Ill) A.. - 32*1 1 '34 . 4,-,,' J.i'iQ'-J a Welt Drilling ".t,I.'..'W ,.t..' "i5hs,511 5 ,1'S. 5', t .5. ,.'J. 8.', MAR51 AND wit 5iu,IIl4, ,L t Pf tIe (111,',,,,, ' ,s Del ilS3 I r.m,'. P.r I:) #&&) Sh401"'1l1S GUIDS Iiw as low a Ill a ItSuStly! CdlI 333 34)) siJ as bun uuf nan ad )S5'.f tOtMy' .'_5 '.6*D*1 1"0 ''-i '.' .ir' P,"os SW "%-#'j .5.','. .,.-J'.;-'v4I '..7.:La'-3 Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE THE HERALD S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. l'ltCI' It 1'. I N, N. I'.l,'tPTl) .%J.. h.M'i,itlI, ll'UIl;.5 ?HC p4A1,0'p MAN 1,10 s."J'I pa.nI.n Pet C3re ,. sue hfle lt',mi tWa tars na, tL)ljl( bus-sti)) appeal, i n H, Charger, power steering. air conditioned, automatic tr ansmission, low mIle IQO. - 0 IA.4nAv Vt. 4Z4L,'.C.1._M,s-' ' v, -t you lll,S Opel a' 7 im" da,l, 3371135 %'i,'. miV5%y 1tJi 5 ,.J 1969 Dodge ;2950 3r-z'lo 5'- WWNWA Mont - iir"ialqlag' Roon' Ld.t pJ.nS ,or p,'nlI-, ,.,liV,Of Vc'r.Os Mc.asW,aDlp 11) 15 4' GUTTIR SNIPk Ijilt,r's, Nut, home regaurs & 333 43)? - - I', oi d w Conditioning LWCI.bear rig ers.J iz I, and Loaders Laid Development CAS LAND CLl4OIpu Bul'colon Lawn IS home Maintenance. Mowing, Edging Trimming, Painting. Screen I Glasa Repair, w:l'don c:ea.nosq, z..iye Mauling 333-1"10. ft NEW '73 MERCURY MONTEOOS & COMET RENTALS ARE AVAILABLE NOW - CALL 322.4144 II..L 4.,' .- V-i I 1971 FOlD,..,- t171 f 60 tz-----_A~ -.1 •,A,lI. s , A', 55lhA NV s.) :'-:','.,r'-" 4A,p 171 4672 na Station Wagon, Beautiful Blue. Immaculate, One Owner, All 4 Land Clearing Laundry Services ', I '-, 1969 Colony Park -' Glass-Mirros Home Improvements I tit t I5U' S. I AIVIlo,r% SPIll (haul Its 11411. (OMl'APiV 7'.2) I'.,, S (1...,' I)? lie) Beauty Care ,. Top Condition SEE BRAILEY ODHAM GUIDE ,.I BUY" Used Car Values . (3 Blocks S,aztlI of Ca-iciri Rued on Sanford Aye) '\ Auto Insurance Call weekdays bctoroNoOfltO slart or cancel your ad for the following day and Soliturda ys before 12 noon Local 944 MustaAq, smart, sharp. with radial tIres-, Only 1791 with local f,Aanc c'g 50 E.Cellant cars, 'rural, vans. DEALER AUTO 5*111 I? 57-5potntl4 Big Tree AtticInsulations CLASSIFIED! Ar SANORA THE SHOPPERS ii,, ,, .'.,-.Uhl, II '1980 ., tire's, ectra Clean, 1455 I lnanc;ng i. Line to 4:0a. m. TiIS p.m. Im 1111117 Your Direct APPLY IN PERSON 1144 Chevrolet pick up truck, low mileage, tong bill, heavy duty p"is?i, Birds. Poodle's & Beagles. Animals, Supplies , Dog Houses PETPAIR, Fairway Plaza, Sanford 27) 4433 Good used Westinghouse refrigerator. 173 373 5.153 or 322 1354. - Ii II IN II i DlSCRlMlNATIC' ACT. EMPLOYMEH7 More Informatk - may be Ii I obtained from 4he Wage- II Hour office at 719 Carlaine 12490 Building. N.E. II I Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33161, ' I SPECIAL 150 Opel 11.000 miles, automatic Prans-m'ss.Ø,'. ,'ew tondton, Oral t-nariclng $1155 Ctmihualsvas. Male, female, with or wit hout APCC $33 up Animal lIlt-en Boarding Nefnsll 333 3112 Used TV sCv,irantefd Co!or & 0 5 Terms arranged W WHOLESALE IV. 110 P4 1151, Lmgnoc'd Ii) 300* iI dicates a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE - • Pontiac. I door hardtop, automatic, power sleet rig I, bras a's, .*rellanf Cond,tis tI 173 ISIS Pets It IIVISIOP-1 Sit 5533 UP MILLERS P6ItOrlandoDr 3170331 LI. .irwenA tic-n .i,.... .i li Ui) s v i ii vs JPAPER Results SOO French Ave .377 SM - Ale.-e.,s wvst, t. W. Creole I. ae M. are,ea, siinia a luse sad U ' aestI In Mm 414115Ii01.an Pad prinittlee 64=to ebu. ev. ..at ti.. raw of 04 S.. ).law C.p,r*lat iota. And And Supplies knowingly OCCtt 11LL1 1967 Cadillac THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 Classic Mercedes lent, Olelyt angina, etceilent, best reasonable off., 500 David It - North Orl.rmelo, .177 3'MI Paolo SAODt I IUUII'ASS.ft .V,a, S-ar. ,1 O"l(tj'r' W'%ldr,5 Shop I? 91 1 -- S 0#0#11118 , f I, - 1969 Mercury MarquiS Station Weqen Loaded $7300 tire-, 377 54" Poultry I - S 5441 127 7S.tI 42 cyCle 941 Mettur,' Montclair PS. PR. e',', a'a(ellenf shape, aIr 1130 377 5lmt.,ig n'rS't'5-5, flt#t'.,' eIIP? 'Or cIoo', frr,mn Ill I SO •acP Brand men cabinels, hinges. assorfed t,pes for ', prIce Call 1334455 Ibm 67 p m or inquire at P4011's r.roc,,y Slot. In 011eer, for USED LUMfIER (An be np,,, IlPn4pc% Lame. DIAL FR At)TO SAIPS S'. - Pay's Moe a'-1117 IP'.ln'l& Ag Autos For Sale 15 - Building SI,., Electric 10, $13 a month App?, rental lonard p.rchasd (ne(k Oil I" Groege Stia''. hi) E 040O.r5ar OcIar,ck. P?,0ny toll ltp 41. 11)4 16' Larson Boat, 50 HIS Mercury Motor. Murray till trailer, lop w curfaitn. 64' 314' after S. 7r.J Local ion On1757 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES (across from Jack Pros-sin) Santord32l $500 - Wanted: Auto's a_ Trucks 941 (bearol.f Ph's sup good eon d.t,on 1771 Phone 1`02 71*5, aso for t.-rr )l%t tmefr,va 40 .t000RtJl I %,Aiu(f Ii rr,irrp '.' i .-I'..1A,, I)) it?. K,smors Washer, parts, sirvice, used machines MOONEY AP PLIAPICES 2710457 Seminole Sporting Goods Boats and Marine Equipment - Now Open 74 Trailers - - , ,ptt. 42 1570 17' a 31' two bedroom, low down payment. Assume payments. Call 322?fl7Ia.m tol it. Pro -- Did you know that your club or organization can appear in this lis'ir.q each week for only $3 per week? This Is an Idual way to Inform the public of your club activities. Slu gP,l -,l4 Poses - 3343 Pink Drive Sanford, Fla. 122 3420 4 llS4#WAi, ,panan'ge'r. 1753. BOB YOUNG- S AUTO SAL ES, Pliny Ii 53 Trucks And 74 Musical Merchandise - 51 - buS vel Prc,Vl. 277 1411 etpnt,-c t'ert. 3$5 a?ual miles PitCl'$Pt tt-,',,m 17) 1w - Stenstrom Realty at _______________________ Lots a Acreage _____ nigan. Asl.oc. week with -17 brand new It ctj,cic4s an a dozen differ. miit fields. '-4' Antiques - 34 rcil now 'res Motorcycles And Scooters 154$ Yamaha, 90 re, R oad PAR. I 5* Cornet Pats I III - tt,ri 1 3 S.' to 7 F spi I., IppI .17 0?') Singer Touch and Sew Seallfl) 74$ 2)4. Pars '#lJOiLt 4a001 0 SAL k S 01%' IPI$5t00 of ODsubil' *de .V Ii,51.tS. S,.ndairs 5 Neidays Call Cn1,aI rIo..da a -,m,pnlø', Ct 3V 1520. 377 U 322 e$21 I) -0t% LO'S Ond parIs - _____________________ ,'.,4.!ltIp Ccc' E., 1-1 I p .n Lt.ta'C llA t,3. 5.O"g*004 530.000 Sanford All 7fl) ln quiet attr.ctive.IouthareLtPit*e bedroom's) bath home, corner lot, ' fenced yard. Call Charles Fin. City - Residential, II)' a 1301. 15000 City - Triangular residential, 150' * Don Sasmdsni. Realtor S 150' to 117. 14.000. 1971 Lot Road County - Irregular with 341' 4-41 1311 frontage on 251h St Extension $14,500 County -353'i 173* an Airport Blvd. S111.500 County - Residential, 700' * lii', r C) I I c EJ 152.033. - "1k dutranded that I buy them from bun it whokiak .'.tt,, intimutii:g that U 1 didn't do so, he'd sitter all 1112 StU'1pftt Itt tJi rival bookstore to purchase their ,s. ut i(j SMITH FURNITURE COMPAP'' Rummage Sales tied'.btSitp 541533,1 MUST SELL-Over 100 floor plans -7?tES French 11307)3 al costs and below. Take your Kitchen sit. double bed. baby travel choice, move In. Lillie money Is all bad, clothes. CHEAP. MISC. Casselberry, 13$ $304. you need WINCHESTER Sewing Machine equipped to I ig lag, HOMES, 3)3) S Onsarsdo Aye. YARD SALE bullonhol.s, fency design, In Sanford. SATURDAY, MAY 77-5105 Console. Pay balance of 141 or 7 LIFETIME COLLECTION REPOSSESSIONS, Factory re payments of ty Call Credit Furniture. Picture frames-, Brass, polls, two payments with I..Manager at 3735411 or eves. 131 Copper. Primitives, Antlquot, sur3nce and fait Is all you need. 1114. SANFORD SEWING Junk. CENTER, 307 A East Ill St WINCHESTER HOMES, 1752, 101 North Virginia Ave Sanford. D*ntown Samford -. _ rurnitune, appliances-, odds and TRADE most anything for down Auctions ends D.Land 730-3700 paymenl. Come in, see us. 100 $I -- punLic Ai,IfTiOfd floor plarn. Move in at once It's Ilk,' new Wi-iltngnus-e (used I yours. WINCHESTER HOMES, (,rr, MCnda, nijhl 7 10 p mr mos I, 17.500 BTU air Conditioner, Cons-goments *r1C0"flrd' Open 17 52, Sanford. 5721. 332 7451 oiler 1. daily IC S Samford F armers Auct i on HA1 If Ii - DISCOUNTS, Get yours today. Little Single solid Cherry wood bed an money and Its yours. Low Innerspring, 5'O. Call 327 IS" Wanted To Buy payments, 12 year's to pay. Over 52 500 models, and color schemes. WINCHESTER HOMES, 17-57. WANTED Afll.Qpi, Iurn.tre Appiances. I pece at f ull hOuSe Sanford. Cal' D19120 RE PULLS. Close out sales lots CASH )u 1133 South Florida. Save 11,000 to r.)lf .,ed tvmn , tVrp acplanc.s $2,000. All color schemes-. WON. lp4$5 etc flu, I or loel items-CHESTER HOMES, R'. 17.52. II" p 5 .'4 11 715 )4rslj A,p Sanford — I 7 sets- Walt-f Sses and four folding 37 Real Estate Wanted cols 44$ $351. Also Canvas Cover for ' l,t,il Need four Or five bsdroom home to rent or buy prefer some acreage, Want to Buy, Set of Child Swings In good casdl.lon. Phone 372 3n?. furnished or unfurnisited, Will pay up to $300 per month. Immediate possessIon. Call Mr. Marlin, 3n. 54 Equipment For Rent JIM. REPlY A BED R,ila*a 1 Bib, Bets 41 Bicycles CARROLLS FURNITURE 114W III 51 Ph 2735111 to per cent off all Raleigh Bicycles in stock. FIXIT SHOP, 50* French Ave 323 1751 AIIDta(, MACSINkS Rent a MM o 1 li_ct , S SCRATCHES I OENTS,iMos. old. 1 2 3 bedrooms. save over 12.000. Il's yours, move In today with little money. WINCHESTER HOMES OF FLA.. 3131 S. Orlon do Ave., RI. 1742. Sanford. MAYFAIR. Ma?ymna Sector. *c.00rlf orn,r l t Owner 37 11,775 after I p or into n' slore one morning - L DEMONSTRATORS, Seven (7) to chaose from of cost and below. Little money and move In. Il's yours. WINCHESTER IIOMES OF hA , 3151 S. Orlando Ave III. 17 52, Sanford. OS PITY PP.aa.)7) 1Ill 361$ Hiawathi Ave. alit l'3 For eramjlt.. this local pr'h7ssor cisme - '1 1. H.- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY of homes- to fit both your family and budget. VA financing available. Bank financing up to 12 years. All homes pr kid to sell. Hacienda Village. 131 III). Payton Wskava MARY OtherLlstlMs OPea All Day I very $atvr'lay Available Sasdayi byAppsintmeat - 31 Comfortable I C - Large 3 Bedroom bath, with contrail heat arid air $31,500. 51 twin % 73 - -:-- Two bath, with central heat and air. City- Itt and new 3 bedroom homes, In nice neighborhood, large kit i('* end 3 baths, under con chin, bobby room, double carport, , struc-tion Buy now, choose colon 123.000 Terms siLox to 5)5.000 eIAlr*-P4eaI3 bedroom, W.bath, -lit, fenc ed and fruit trees. $15.500 PeflelW4$t(.tIu$iyt-Thls Iwal, 3 - 3 Bedroom. 2 baIts home, central j bedrti4rn has more nIna features teat and aIr, hardisood floors. let than tnt Ian shovtd allow for only matter refrigerator, fenced yard. I '. st.ao One teaore hia beautiful fruit trees. and country living in D3IteIIfd plo. sea room. tDwnt 121.000 Terms ')w'crail - Eaclusive - "Goad Gr'if. Charlie Brcwn"l If you i want a 3 bedroom 2 bath for less wvve got ill S if theA and you'll like It. 5'4umt-ttu1--0n'muu1' lays - (.*rpefl clean etier *ith fe Itlu t.u%lr. Electric Shampooer only I IOu i' day CARROLL'S Pall ORE NOW I S 11041, 114 traqemie,lon. •IIPI Hufif sh,ftPr. 355 I.rmf. $173 Jfl 1713 L,iii Ti, r,'at '',,rt-t'no Dpajn-,*t,p 321 111$ Fin Surf Board, an Bridgest one 100 motorcycle, gao condit7i III 3310 Attractive 3 bedroom home In on celleof neighborhood 555.500. Terms sell this app.alInO 3 bedroom. i'i Id' Cilia tent, sd up Wie' tip4 Hurry, first IE gets Ihist Save pitce Horn-i, (Hum sit, .1,7th • ae's5orieS Metallic IJIU 11(1 371 771'S a 1571 Admiral B W. lXWtibt, TV. )I excellent condition.113 323 011 1-1 Near Good School "Sanford's Sales Leader' c I / , -- J Bedroom. 1 both. carport. utility; a fenced, no Qualifying. Phone CELL 3:: UI - ( "A little off t*it Wailtowall carpeting with many estrit IncludeS Pier bearing fruit trees $2S.O with terms 377 3551 or 322 0*3). Saii!s Agency -sli ., r-s ____ /__ - Realty equipped kitchen C entral air and 4 teng Machi ne, St-I of ()umS, WI fliulit, large tape. drill, cnctta table, bali, nw-i binS, chair, (a slat, len, two plece ll.rpo, tab model Odds & ends III PHI I 0)9 Johnny Walker PRIME LOCATION s*u' CtmO,'e.3ØndIb,drOOVt'm5. % '" NO' in P.oji.rsg :eveiop P"•' ..' .1 tOii ce' oa1-'v - 5' . - Upright piano, dishwasher at .ljtomatlr nattier 271 1034 WIL5004 •,'AIIsl ruopdlTuRE Pp I',l. Ill 51 I'.' 5t 123 5.-17 Volusla County, beautiful con C741111' block tome two large bedrooms, Florida room, utility I oom. like new, 113.230. 5430 dOwn KULP REALTY 50hW lit St Ph 333 3355 By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. WORRY CLINIC t ezposu a Voltsspread type of rackatser!ng by some cohegs profoasars. And there must he many of them for notice the COO members of the American Psychological As'ciatipi who browbeat the NorthWestern Unive rsity Press. Is it any wonder teen-age morality has waned? I-I lint RiALIY, INC Rig Real EstateBroker 3514 ParS itis tights Smdats&l4olday Call 33)Oeis 371 $711 3211044 —__-- t - Owner Country CluD Ci;ci.,2 b.'druQmnI, ltncld taro. 83.000 down, $3 monthly pays all. 'a333*75 -. Si-C Us fOr i MODULAR MOM -Snywn,r,*'tp,inC.tpLimn,!s WMQCANOUALIFY,,INDEPNEW iP',4. 335 PROCiRAAP' t,j t3nQ n ew Planter ltc ,, 7 lqr,g, 7I' PtlgI Ctnlalns avIlfinial amnanigemel 1mm lIon ill 113 333 3415 REAl. ESTATE INSURANCE tot C WEST FIRST ST P15333541% Res, 37,7757 ________ are I - - ij $ SA Household Goods MisrelIat,cous For Sal, 55 I' BALL REALTY and INSURANCE hay. l.rt5trpit WILL TRAIN _______________________ by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES Parts- Accessories 4 - 71 HOUR SI lsVICF lM (All I - y.AsAAr'AQtY(IitS 155$ Ford for/no, C 1 14, RuneS seats, ew4151e. 311) If,, woornstic 1555 04 Fl S JSFD CACS. 77) 7140 Auto R.palrs 71 i Callbart Real Estate lit ---- 553 Uwc,.,,' I door. good toed $353 Plo Dealers Call .rc.- * p m. m wi , , 0OAti PA)1. 4 1 114T ; 0 _________ o.rn AJ7.,kERC. ARE HERE TO ,4(5.P rCU Call 33 hit ton a on cost nant ad And Tools WET TL_ __________________ I. . -• P4V WE ARE &.. EAE! ~j Ooorator See Mn King at 25 Houses Rent .Jact, 5 Jean's Beauty Salon. Furnished Sanford Plala, needs espirlent. In On, arid '*0 bedrOom cottages No Start Manager. alcoholL beverages allowed. t.om,sPwlng and office work Aio .cnip Seminole 1374170 Sales Clers.. also P.Denl,nCP II' ____________________ hemp sewing Apply in pars-on Seven ;m hou se, furnished, LAM '0 FabricS. 104 E First St.. garden iace, in Ent,rpr:se six Sanford mOnth .M U) A un.oue position Is open with a laSt -- - - - -— 26 Mobile Homes growing corporal ,, ,PP f Service lied as secrofa'1' to the prestnent The 0.11 girl would ______ possess both accounting and AP7S and Inlets Ill? across 'is' Mo.eland Safl'O'd M0O.lf secretarial skills She wjs'tc Pu' 31 IS). CPm-ide.s ('3k mao nat iv., and a 000d orgavitlsa, Vol flexible enough to 29 Wanted To Rent elecut. many detbis QuIckl She ----_____________________ would be attrict - vp a nd pitrprr,s, YOung coup'e with baby needs smal' apartmr'.-lI P-ion, 333 lt'tIOf'.able with a warm telepisonf manner Repla y to 0 0*. $17. Delan.d. Florida. 37130 - -- -= -- --------- _________ 31 Houses Fur Sale AUTOMOTIVE POSITION Train to tuy and )edi. Also drivers OPENING THIS WEEK for long distanc, trips from to s u.ys Mustt,eo.,.,r30,,itp driyprI Better 235's lii pt-is-i 333 173, Mr (toO We'np proud to otter bigger bet'rDormS arid c105015. th,cker HE A'.) HOSTESs. carpets, enclosed laundry and t.per.enced In dining room gaa;e,.ant'y, stave and ,' anagement Con-iplet. ,'.-. r,$rig,ra'*r d r,spofl4.biIiy'. &riv in person. lIlA anc VA t'nencung New Bat,arna )oqt ai Fr,nc'. Pvc. WOod'ni?. on Sanford Lv., near Sanlo'd O".a Cain ing Truck Drivers £ppii?l Cliff ordan parson t'p-.'(- 3 p mr Aflamon', Coffee Shop .'50 Hwy Attamor'p Spings eortor 133 1530 FRINGE BENEFITS STEADY Earn while you I,ar sales management 110 1300 ,.tra YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT Income vrh.lP you reta in your AT IN PER SC'N s.t'PL FCipnt e'np,o"rr-irit wit, 0*' PRODUCTION orr iCC 1753 VS. DeBar',. ia CpiS.R5 ES ST ..ONGW000 -- I ._ I ) rI ,as. ,-iwt to good Ptoi• 177 1414 .ftet I 10 or all day Sat - 1 Worker Ht,r4's, c's tCglSfef Cd One foe to, 3 foe to each, or all Ic" I Ut 9549 S. i Wtl1000141SR.000tttl' Iflti Park, Samford Nights 27) Itah III 59$1 7IM( 1E',hLOriqM lION .'aa Av(Nu( main Aia-,able r.qn at 377 a44 rrr C.rmen Shepherd p.,ppies, male 4 veePs 151.1 $15 Animal PlaaNi Vpnr*l$ 777 3131 - 111111 1 S. French 337 155% Suns I EveS 323 7171 Furnished RN Suervtsors. 1 shift a 4 13 LPN . fir 13$u'.in 3225tOe fl-Income A Investment Property 3*-Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted -- •\! ?! 1 . iE C* S:E'.E 5330 'I-Bicycles 42-Boats and Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipniin? ______ Dyl_nic YOUfl9 ________________ - ____ Homes ;~,j..t " -f; - . ., -- BLONDIE !-it- 377111 I o 1 Sanford. No aid ,-,, IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR LIFT General Offic., Acunat, typing, FORK WORkERS pasting. poone, payroll, willing to DRIVERS, SAW OPERATORS, learn Sanford or AS I N. AS S. I N I I N & N C I AAA EMPLOYMENT & w w. 5. s. WOO E R5. 'aMhIeoffllfl Calseiberr&ISEMBLYMEN STACKERS. Re9,nC Sq *31 3 100 CUT OFF MEN. GENERAL LABORERS. AND TRUCK 1$ Mali.Female DRIVERS ARE NEEDED STARTING SALARIE! FROM Help Wanted \ 1NTHJ, Apartments Rent - -/------ Seeninoi• County R.atlor MEMBER. ORLANDO -WPM( S INC FPO*, Adorable Muffs 3*17 S Elm liPAJt Ant' Auto, For Sale is Pets And Supplies Mi?. 114t PC\ST EF -..'\ A ) MU lRiM WILL. I1 T, Stemper Agency St. Johns Realty 61 FRIlYo I - t attl e Male Help Wanted 13 - I, I t" fit - - ' I, Susan Att 1wItI%I'TI ilttt% tin pets Call 44' am ____ bath duplex. Gara ge !',lyAte Close to all air. Central t-t,msvpnlpnes ' $11 ?43S - ern for has per.pp,(Ø saleslady. Q(s(SØ pay g000 hours good wr54n5 tr tlfl Write stating name age •'id eic. .,ne 'C Re'. 41$ nrC Of T he SInI5O'd , Beauty ~1 1 T1 LIIU 6 Female Help •- - - - ; are new POute lttt All rootenlPnCi% 333 1701 ftr.'e pwi're rc'n or after a _______ -fr4pa,iments Rent 2 Unfurnished unusual position would At 116,0% APAQYM(N7S esperienced ill challenge N Pt secretary. however. equal tê*. 3nd$t sld.,atlof will be given , • ________________________ ibjal with typing Sumle.er Fu?, wit', a PutPOie'-Tl'i c,ptiOnaI hlidr,n, (.11'tlpn Apes a-i 537and shorthand ability Desire to '"" "r.l npartmtnt. V'I'II alt,- t rapidly' progress to a r,100n,lbli l'wO t'n.1 ;r' It'.osition as sc(retar', to the -- corporate president She will be Financial $ 24 Houses Rent - - -dealing wIth the p.,*li.c. therpfore. sOx Unfurnished Consolidat.V Loans up a warm wholeSome • LSC available fvrllltur,. $3 _ - required Raly to Oct P. 0 Rot on 7ret ,wtrlgage real estate Ulu?nl)hPd smhll two bedrOom 2417, O.Land, Florida, 33770 f-AMILS CONSUMER FlNP.NCE house. $ a month Turn South of sFPvlC( INC Ito S Magnolia, waltne-iwantf'd all shifts Apply In RI aa oft ltpard*lI. Pro pious-, on t.i'lC,. 17 lit and Night Grill. I3EI parsnr t Day II I;: $31' is' rsQ,r.r p l5 houSi 'rend' Avp, 5.anfor'1 r'.,rtpi - - - -- •t'• I - Rent PIANO itISOPIS Si Wees Chord Cwrie Marry wes'er,332 pqr'. Pi'." 4 'F -'Jot -ROT i .HtLJ. OF 7H - .14..2.M; Wt r- 'iji .u'c .. A,f: t ho I- - -- Rooms For 71 -_-- MrsCannon III adwe'tlslng appaa.Ing I, ___ Iant,nø Herald an W.dna,41 will ,ut.rnaticalty be plaC*d i. 'rba. idiy; llAM,y BAR&Aih ttCTlOb that I, ds'.t'ibjtpd , • 1401t..naI .50-C bathe, i. thearea Sd.ertuicrt stoulo inclad, This Menials In c'wnguIrn their earned it. by Crooks & Lawronca _____ or Art lo ctonesr. my' hemi, ',2 tea' lfIl- O% Instruction 3 Lines Minimum .. --_--- Wanted Co., service S'atlon for lee,.. (S1.7SMIPdlMlJMCH&P(it li-~ .77~ ) - 14 ________________ Call rlaols I ,~ -15 C S I - P 0 ItO) ______________ Business O$7p0tttteS s a time ) i 4 F I, __ . It- ctvO'ftOti 333 010 - - CPtS RAP'S Church Of Coos S ----Situations Wanted - -- Is ent's Part time h.lO ' or days bondable Act 15 70 Rpt*iWe wa'fl'rn. See AifS*'e14'n Impetus Florid-a Oil Co - I I irid 44 tta D_ __ Insertions—Ne ChanCa' - e- - :1"t 0 Rates For Cotysp-s,7j'y 5\ '". r 'er ,,, Per na', - -- E. A,' u1n The Less U Coil's P, . by Al Vermeer (To-1i &.OtSQiI 't'OU7 Ad a.., -- Dating By Computer ,;i. 6,_ I'softtok%to Of floarriagle, Y~ th lkrCor • pal . __________ l4arwfPtM5eetr4Pftone sOIi(ltor% warInil St 50 pet Povr and borss% %%%.-5 1 POmP or Ift Office PPwwti I ,, ($piri tif, -'aA Automob ile Guaranteed hIgtw,t 'eC4-% " n ' ,1'IAed r,ttni,,cis Dealer Auto N'lr.s I' 3 7qoiJIl tO' Ca' To . .•-. rsi ,lpç.nr$unl'y rlcrr _______ -__ Orlando Oreclous IlviAg In largo. older Styli home tPilVtiltQ I bedrooms. 2 betPiI aulltui5bodIdctntertol Fireplaces and large poi-cfips P4e kitPen cabln.ts, arp,tlnq Gang. arid many other feituni, 1emS available A tome to desire is this beautiful a bedroom. 2 full bath, coratructed of CR. 5 Rrkti Central wit and k. SPaded 101 and all the feature you expect In a S3730 bomi. A spacIous I bedroom, 7", bath me In Mayfair Section A lovely I.: of the most bOoutItvl!y landScaped lots .,nd anyeni Of course It has Central heat ant' air, ca'rpitlng • and many Other desirable features ear La k e Mary-I", acres Beautiful C ii 'cm. wilt, 3. sq t Severalofher buildings Orange gtOvt am'i AS, front W. by Art S.nsom THE BORN LOSER Houses For Sale "St.mper Set" Raveeuna Park-i bedrooms. 1 baths, 130.300 AelAire-) bedrooms. Its batPI, central ha. garage. 515.300 Dreamwold -2 bedrooms, 3'S balPss, many e'.tras, 11,4'l-O Woodmere---) bedroomS, air, fenced yard. 113.500 Lee Acres--) bedrooms. 7 baths, tamlty room, 170.300 City-) or 3 bedrooms, completely rennvatpd, C ontrol It a, 117.300 Country -Duples I bedom, and) bedroom, 173.000 Wilson Place-LOl, 1&400 MayfaIr-Lot, sear hospital, 17.500 City-CommercIal properly. starting at 1$ per from fool 107 Holly Ave.lbdr - Ibath. taro* 5bo6i trees, wall and pump Redecorated An •ichi%Iv wtft Eckerd Drugs AvtorrseOute Me&dn Ic o r4.1 per #sn P.I$PPt w*g.s N'. d'-end bw man Dealer Auto !ates, I' 57 rn '"at' 31 Houses For Sale 30, 1912 -13 udg ets Are Bolstered With Values From Want Ads. -_- _ 33 Products . - _ Cook tP,itl, piper lpne fiM%$'. A' " PSe. lo ,-ll TRAIN PR!N( R$IIMI A N rc OILI. 17'7 PULYICIN tilT t Charles St tON Wt'tNl Ca- Help *,.'rPO Po' 1111 S.'to'o tl i ~,r ,` - I - Slim! _________________ rver1tQ PiOw Pi.iCAr ION! V011 fl.13 'C'P Or 'Ilf - or MAN !s'-iNl A.'" a. 0' N),INC PROIILL " . 32226h1 1 - / ). ( ,.,.. X Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads -' - Grill Is and till Germ*it P*'d &iWitS'O W name of Prince es%tbariOr*yoarOlo o lei" Lail Seen atTh?M.lI0wili.. Monda rIo'? Call ar.ytini 37, 51$ -- _.,~, .41* - to, American Wood 40 Mali.F.mals Help Wanted is 1 •.Ir at or rmo Wtdf'f. 'i Clparui Auto cerryføe prll,-i !'to afcllt at £ 'ni$a C -ny f"1i AIti'I PIdq lit OIStø?1 VICIIII?y FOUND Summerlin and Cery 3?? 23N iftir ) INFORMATION Wanted ______ ' — VIM. I CT__~ ,- V , OS WANT - - 13Male Help _tIPettJa)', May The 5a,i!ordHerald , r Lost 4 Found 1 (,Q1.?y TCkl , . , ..; t"T 4 *~ Work. Want 'ATt Q14T. 1 P1 lroq OW TW$N' TscRI *JWT A MAN PP. MOC wi3 Ca.N C' .I1 6CbX' \ v'gwc, I \TN&TDT*II A S Days 21 Days I) Wits A - 3 line Ad—$5.04 $16.50 $4680 4 line Ad—$6.72 $22,00 $62.40 5 no Ad—$8.40 $37.50 $78.00 DIAL 322.24flor$3l.9$3 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE i'OUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �- 14--:The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 3o, 1972 r' rzf*c ___ In Bid Letting - ' Rocketing ' Costs B) MARION MIKA construction were obvious in ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - lad opening this week - a The krüch'tinc costs of )on, delayed paving of UOfl the Longwood Avenue and Ballard project, and Cfty Engineer William Palm Ont twcfirmssubmlt4.1hidi reflected this was due to "everyone being busy." 1 .l 01#4 __ -- - . - , A. 1. - -• . .T - - - - . - - - 1 " . - .. - . , ,-.. ____ . - - - - 71 ,N -- '- _____ - -a ,,. - -'X - - - '- -T - -- - -. - -. - '-- - -, - -- - T c , A - ll iIjrrath qr 7 Wednesday. May 31, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 64th Year. No. 203 I 1 / 44 1 - . - %k - -- -- tt\I - Appeal Is Denied I tak CLEAN UP CHAMPS Sandra Peebles, Jessie the all time record for Altamonte Springs Kelly, Steven Spurlinand Annette Watson Marilyn Gordon Photo i hold Elementary School. l Rev ewed Are More Security WIth FALSE TEETH . i 1. At Any Time it-. AIIt ORLANDO, 1-ia, i Al' ) ('i1iinting he had no jurisdiction, a judge has denied an appeal hy Lake County Sheriff Willis Mct'all to halt a grand jury investigation into the death of an inmate who died soon after being taken from McCall's jati. McCall's petition was denied on grounds that Orange County Ci rctiit Jtiditt' Parker Lee McDonald did not have the power to overrule Circuit Judge W. Tt'oy d comfort use TASturp dIv. .... '.. hail .I[. S OFU(I Ii1iItIiLIilmM ROYAL 31%,StJND .Oft , o ___________ ROYAl. nauxE JACUVIN tiM SAXONY ______ AMERICA'S TAAKA Hospital Notes IARLAY DID THOMPSON CANADIAN SIN DeBary Bridge Thirteen tables participated in the recent Dellary Bridge Club gathering directed by Oscar Crosby. Wuiners(Nardi and south 1. in order, were Mrs Doyle Driver and Mrs. Gloria Accardi; Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mrs. Vft'ginu Kolsan; Mrs F. A. Pietro and Norman Meyer; Mrs. Norman Meyer and Mrs. Ahoy Richardson; Don MacNaughton Lid William Stone East-west winner tying for first place were Mrs. George F'nrr and Mrs Robert Finn, nod Mrs. A. G. Ilesom and Canton Schmidt Taking third place were Mr. and Mrs Frank Matheson, followed by Mrs Francis Stitt and F. R. Froehlich In fourth and Charles Daglma and George Jaeger In fifth. Samuel Dorfman, Deltona Vincent J. Kaviinagh, Deltona Donna K. McGough, Lake Monrue Grace P. Murley, Oviedo .Jurw L Newman, Chuluota Mictwlii' Treat. E. Orlando Alicia L Queral, Orlando Births Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Newkirk, baby girl, Sanford Discharges Sanford: Erma Jewell Nutt Wayne 0. Brooks Ronald .lames In'.-uBettie Wright Christopher N Gardner Juitiri Kirkl.', Liellona Herbert J. Carpenter, Deltona John H. Karat, Deltona _ Beatrice Titusville E. Denning, ISA SRaI Workshops __ SAXONY . . -,. T.V.VODKA tyatlilI ' 64'tl.Il ,,s 'A - $ 5* 7 ji. iMiliS "1111111111 of Waff "I CACAD-AMIITTI 'ii 010. DICKIL a*' ' SILAS HOWE 10 YR. "IT ____ ____________ pinio Clip this McCrory's ad a.ssu'. .s,saas.s ABC 8 YR JA.MESON 7 II We 11111ft IMP 5CCTP' . .taacz 7')" 1 ' 7.49jp,p 89tasi S.990u510 hj \ MAGNUM .._... IS'S.. 11.15* (S.1 *541 p_a....'" , Is.a... CL,COUOI 11(411 PtIUUsUiAb1sI •C549.I ____ It. (AN KY.TIll BEAU ____ S us$1111 I .' 52?!. - GRAND DAD 62?L -----i LTh_5.29.. '?T$U$tjj . s- Ic-1 r..d iId •.i s ' rPs $,a, iSTATiDPd PiMasRL, DlAO.4DRfpRcVuCIlD.4 %PARiLft FLAtiNc WITH A RaDsno' rots w,t,oui T14ri All wOvt 14 III * I SLAGRAM I N P5*11 SM is tow to , ALL P IW,$ CARI1I A*. II - 499 ills WUIflt' TANQUELAY wr 55)4154 -S II s-As-ill To'S' M GUCKENHEIMER #m ''I I,.% -. 4775 • - .. 0550') 1 BURGER BEER ...............4.19 6 1' MIt_as 'i*i 015 BLATZ BEER •I15010a*5II ISO 11*5 ......,49 4 (Ill ,, t.DuIailiT Umirait • .A5 a_i' *4a a 41, y. IS' $5Pp a tt GRANT'S 8 YR. P iCOTCI -10 I OLD FORESTER I'S $0154) IT. S0vIS04 , BUTLER MO S LECER N ! o t11')'ILp,tp I. W. HARPER WISER'S 10 YR.,5ftak 12 YR. J. WALKER RED GRAND DAD 1X r'-HEDGES I1 GALUANO - . MP IT*4450 5*SIVI till PUt POST $51551 'a' ... CUlTS PitT - OSSUILI 17 O 6 - 99c i ( l 107 E. First ..._-... , .A NAY EKE .,i 1. I 1 W. scoTaI i. 5 'AL 1.99 ... 7199 11 1 1.73 ' 11.95 229... 24.35 '_a -a .• a__a_a 1.1 s.. 4 *ADOIIIIU[1IIA99IJjjl 3.43 . 34.1 (ANDOLU IMP. ITALY II.. 1.71 ' -'----r Mmvi ivsio csi ' N'siiig, Cieraet Svig N * Ni-Way 17-92 u Cauelberry 3' Fem Park N -.=-.- - .,i. . - - a... - ._-_.- . -. - --- - - - -- - - -n . . -- W. DARz ClOt i-w! 3.43qj - __ 2.! 3i PUN.BAI IRON Poe T" 119 - 72.15 _-tt. ._ -11 2.33-3115 4' CLAJII Q5- - - - - s__a a_, j. DIWAR'S 1.39-. 15.95 - 24'.. 2. ! ( ELI1'DIUCAL LI$11A* stiij MN*VI OS U0*5LTs( PStI$0 31 [j an At 436 3.9 GALLDa S.!.nç,.4ç,,., CAH r BRUJANIE ROSADO . ____ * *Hi-Way 17-92 MaStS' *CUI#01114 _*1. I_a 5*155 $MUI0s1**MI*5 1$" (4111' 5 50* 55 55515 1 IC s-A. ___ '.Ini 9 PUU I U $) 1 $U'lIN Downtown Sanford - CATAWBA: ' - ....... I' ..'a' I_a. -. - GUASTI semis at isi LIFtTI..f 6Li4,SANTU PINK . WHITE - RID ' HAUIN BLIP 41 45'. __________________________ -- NINSiT t SiLOS') 3 tiAEViflovIlfJJJx 005 yll"ll 3 *JWR! COLD f,.-fiS. ,( i'" - - - 'a I 1 GAL TILT D1AUTLR •s- 5.~ N 0 1 the owners to have a muffler on * : 99 8.49. 6.39 ir TIJBORC______________ IMP. DENMAR N MAT 5511 ... .75 i " ' -_I,'- i-i. 'al 1uRI1i.zILSI BUY ABC SAVE j - ouMm . IU$UIe' 14'?.3 0 429 a.' CANADIAN DELUXEr . ...' s'p'cs IF Ii -- :__ .i - .5 - ' 15*1? - ,,a_, was- lip It 34.15 ISMIRNOFF QT. ANCIENT AGE SEAGRAMV.O.t CUTTY SARI( It . cwis $MPOtTID, 559 CH u,p 4:" 59 .QUART. IS a i479iIMPCS1* 73 IVODKA4 'WHISKY 'uS 'Ko _____ SCOT , 'Ti ?54P 6 -- -- -' -i - I ( - I P LI ,f / .i previous month, Russell H. James, Snuit heat regional ad'r,inistator of USDA's F&d and utritinn Service reports. Taking Florida as a whole, James noted, there an increase of 5.77 In the food programs during the month. With 15 Florida countici changing from fond distribution U, (00(1 stamps there was an increase of 41.141 on the Food stamp program with a loss cf iS 514 In the food distrtbumticr1 -, ' - . - - was - -- - -- _ - . - ' .•;_ - - - - - - ' - - L j- 'iF- scene was guilty of four Fur ther. Mayor - - -- . -- -- _1 r Pr 2l3 SmO people on U-c March food stamp program wør.2 million in food issued SHE EARNED 'EM ALL coupons. Of this amount, $3.7 . ,, cout ng is Scouting rlS million was in free or 'onua First (lass award, ttit' highest designation in Cadet Gi stamps. This was an average of presented Iii Miss Maureen Sheer, 15 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. $I7. in free stamps for each Ik'tirv '1'. Slicer •Jr Sanford, by Mrs. Eunice Ilarrell, Sanford Troop .person on the program. 776 leader. 'I'he award signifies that Miss Slicer has earned 65 ba dges In the food distribution every one that can be earned. An honor student at Mt. Dora 13Ib1&' program, l4,& people were Schl she will he a sop a 1 homore in the fa ll (Staff Photo) gIven over 3.6 million pounds of tSDA4onated Itiod. - J city for protection, as was Zayre's Store as compared to $. 1 4 the - suspended who dispa tched the tit) s equipment to the fin, Department - . - ' the crltklsm of the city to be the -an-T / . unfair in that the fireman, later pay ing -- : . - l low-income Seminole ..'mnty people on the U. S. Department of Agriculture's Food Stamps program in Match C c'! lkrald was not mentioned.) Mayor Swofford said he felt not - and K.Mart - - __~t~ftl_ - 0 i Shopping Center. , , a BOURBON SUPREMETj U QUEEN ANNE I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS S - a it'iiik 49" CLII Iii S01a* I 1 as as FWSCHMAHN P GIN III. a 'Ii ' :- BOODLES 946,130 11* __________ 1 L\ ' $tTtfll RisUll 01*451 -' By MARION BIflIKA , 535CR II $555505 *10 1 V qlmr --- i Federal Charges On Agenda It tf t S g YSOP COGNAC 12 YEAR SCOTCH , '7 5*, *I7 4A71 CARLINGBEER 1201. POP TOP CANS . . .3.(Q I CUM K tse$*IASINI SI)," I r 4 .-'.,'. 322-4582 - -'T1.ANTA (,a,- There i s Plan rr -P-n. I $C*?P , iasua tires L_' task? Trill III SUItS killS ISP ittiti uiasu 1 icoic ussius InTuit, ...;m• WELLER'S RESERVE 1505 ""awl'.,, tUaSSI $sss LU Is'. PSI! CAL0511s4 UOCO4D;T,AL ______ _________ ___ , ., _______ CROWN ROYA1.ç ROYAL DELUXE 155 (0.4 C'.i'... ft..' ..id gop ..,,, p._,._I i. 51 -Vci, ftwo It u..f -r _- $4 .$7I !c 5"..' 59 PSkI :7. .15 urns. iou $15 13'. 1.1.1 6 '1 l CENESEE BEER ...............4.19 6' 1hrwRmp$3.W 1 ' WHITE HORSE IT trtiu us ,,I IDIPItI PUN ' AtMee t I I.L S914 M47 . • SUNS I 4.49. WISER'S 18 YR. BoND'S MILL ? , 6 99 ABC PREMIUM BEER ALE ............ Wait S BEST 6 1) am' 1 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE BEER -. . - 3.99 . .- Men NING RDa $7 W 5515.1$ $ S'1u)u) ?l$54.s51511W LJ ..5w-"'TT IMP '..?...; $4105 $1141 s-au ,...., . LADIES Slo,hos S.I,., So ..4 apit'sir t-vt p. b*s .,ii '•,' i.c.sl.,.t s..,. $is's D -01 •Wi. .'. loop ii..' 6. Solely V.,iti C..,,.,. OW II ,.. con ..li H.. L..i -2 .... .d ' 140.0 I RING RIO T P BROOKFORD I 10 YR. i oi. GOLD .10 YR. CALVERT Food - Stomps E 58L. QUUT _ . Thus, tie sold, the two latter buy" - - . agan's appointment by Askew, State stores were jeopardized by the Prior to The special educational children of Seminole Count)' Atty. Gordon Oldham of Leesburg had been con- irresponsible action. The fronton, Mayor Swofford have the opportunity of corn- ducting an independent inquiry into the inmate's contended, had been op. peting In their own 'olyrnpics" death. prohichell by the city to afford In Tampa this weekend, but are protection, but declined the in need of financial assistance. offer. Mayor Swofford ex. Itw-ou!d cost $lO per child and 0 plained the violations in which there are nine (out of 20 going; as being who sUll need our help. staLk __-. If you'd like to lend helping Mo -go W UII WII5UUJOIIL.CU 111V42 0 nana, contact ems-ncr .i..-iiL 01 leaving the station unmanned; 36.M11. taking both of the city's pumpers; and leaving no one to Intercept calls to the Fire Out of the hundreds who have Department. Mayor Swofford responded to our current series and stressed emphatically, "If he questionnaires, of ever does it again, I will fire especially the preponderance of him." However, he said, the those oppose'd to the 45-15 Plan, Z man has been reinstated. only Mrs. Thilock In her conE ' By 11111, IISCOTT Another misconception, versatlon with me this morning F'• gave a valid reason for her Mayor Swofford said, was in the Sanford City (unmIits.iorwr John Morris at a contention of the fronton that 0 strong stand against the plaiu. Tuesday nftc'rnoon commission work session tIwy had made a donation to the -"1 feel I don't want to lose my city, and therefore apparently attempted to revive the city districting question, children. During the threewere of the opinion that this wlmicti was shot down a week ago by three of his '-.. months summer vacations, I colleagues, who declined to allow city voters to i I entitled them to protection. have a chance of getting close be heard on the question. Mayor Swofford said there and sharing their company. I 14 Morrissougtuttuhave the five-man board call 1. was no record in the city of any don't think that would be donation, but even if this were iis&'1f Into a special session to reconsider its possible with the abbreviated the case, $100 doesn't entitle 4Ictions of a week ago relative to the proposal t1wee weeks L&fldet the IS-ICo them to fire protection for life." from the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cam. Plan" said Mn. TTUIOCk. Mayor Swofford said the Inerce legislative and national affairs committee can do to 11 there's anything I city did not decline mutual aid to place the question on the December ballot in return this country to "family a A a kid. with Fern Park, and mentioned order that voters could choose whether or not I knew of It living" the fireman took the they wanted to district the city to elect cornan of offering that I'm in favor punipers away from the city for mrilssioncrs assist. Ills mimotion failed us hen commissioners several hours. lie went on to .7note - - that there are 25,000 people (rdon Meyer. A. A. Mct'l;snahan and Mayor . . a in the district and over a million let' I'. Moore voted in oppoitIin to the special -' Question . - - "if they try to Tr in property and "I don't Intend session. enact still another law at Under commission rules, all five corn- . -4 to give tree fire protection to policing the speed of boats, will , 11114& W mmmisIoners would luive had to vote in favor of the anyone." there actually be any way of explaining his special session. the Further clocking accurately Mayor Moore apologized tip Morris fur Ins position in the matter, Mayor speeder'?" 'tiny" vote and explained Ire felt the recoriSwofford said the fireman was And along this same line. sideratton ought to be brought up at regularly suspended for leaving "25,000 Law covering the not "why people without fire protection s.hettuk'd commission session in order that all noise polluters on those air individuals anti groups would have the oofor four hours." boats? How 'cum they don't WOODROW CASH, past master of Sanford law which requires enforce the __________________ __ LolMurt due 62 and current secretary, was elected r CALS S$*PI .1101, ARISTOCRAT i BEEFEATER ' "' " BLACK VELVET tAI.LaI Ic IITIU 1251 4S!.. 'T' : 83's '' 5 0$ Iii I? Ut 449 ABC 8 YR. -j '" '(Ails-Al . ,,g 4 _____ I 'U III 501550* 8 YR. KY. BRB. LEILANI YR. KY. Iii. _______________________ " siLas s11m 94 t"!n PROOF GIN -'-' Gb. DICKEL •,.,.,, IMP it L'',.ç is-s B&L - cOSTS: so.. 5411CC 5*. -s- : IMP. TEQUILA "U COURVOISIER COGNAC TOM SIMS a YR." ._- URSula i FABULOUS coroners inquest re ealed . _ can't ; BACARDI 4.99 ___________________ - ' . €1I1 - vo...aw Iii SI IOIJiIS . ____ ______ 3.99 47t I ~- ..., . ai,Acuiu, '•' "U ss-.' 5•99p 69., ___________ _ 5,49 ousam ia _______________________ !1r 1. .1_1i1.I[.)(4T,Aipl1,1,]Jr!:yu 1! i') thi, :I-1.g.1ij' 52 IYLET.DPUTU 3.75-a 42iwjAflCUwr0iD 4-iL.. 514$ i'flpcjppjj 3,_a3XM45 hpynn 233 34.35 4 5" [4V KILL ' KY. 3... ir 43.75 7 c P CERIFI!D £r,. 4.m-- v.15 JACOUJI ImKI HALL $IDKI 3. -_ 3175 ii' 01. 34 LXDI TOWER tIN I. 140 5LIS IYI&UC0ACII KY. 3._alT 4335 PW1NDUSt 3....110 4115 li' IT. CAIlADIUSPil 5.29..... 11TIfJED'= 473.... 53 5 CIJTIFIED 1 TEAJ 3-14" 25 91 CUIT KEOCES BUTLER 6.93-- £315 LEWIS E YE KY ILEE 3.1S-.31.95 3" 11151.1 YODU 3,_aJ4u1 .75 3._ar 39Th 7' M. NcKEUY 12 Ti. K!. 5.43..... 1115 P HUDSON BAY EHEASSY cull c&ji.srn*. 3._all' 1' UT. IX YODU JACQIJIN 543..... 11.95 -ir 1E Ti. 10110EV EY'.' 1.! -- E. l ROUND THE WDR1.D 12 Ti E.33- £3.0 51 CERTIFI 4.43 - 4135 4" ABC IN-YDDU.R1JN ED PESTItE 3....1P 41 .88 P [BEll KORK 93$ Ti. KY. 4.73- 53. r QUART TEACHERS £99..... £375 r UT. 10 YR. GOLD COACti 3 15' 11.954 iioin vooii* i..,. r .m •. . ...., .isi ________ __________________ S_-i, 1• lldv ABC GIN si (/ c% I sits. w' §&L QUEEN ANNE (tIll Set 54.I I Pfll1! (MI 15(1 WISER'S 10 YR. t 1' ML ED. KY. • lOs-IS 4 $J*SeS %, k. 3i,al' 1416toas topic 0$ $CDtii.N5 _4s- i'IL,CI SOUSIDU RUM ABC MAGNUM ,'' " SOUTHERN Ii.1 OS DLII ' , a YR. TOM SiMS A '-'_,a" ABC VODKA ta ST. LEGER ISPI ITS II UI '?5( 55* STILLBROOK ',m 1111L51 •flI s-IS.' SJtta r COMFORT MINNIE Only " U' ti_a JACQUIN 3 UI ____ 74' ç (flu Set L. McHENRY 8 YR. V.0. BARTON __ BENEDICTINE & BRANDY ' CERTIFIED J.W. DA.NT 10 Yr. 55 Pt 551 LaS CIAI5Li P5fl5CT5 ""' 86 j) SCOTCH CANADIAN MIST - W.tILT rol ' CU4) 454$ HAIG PINCH Ôm,lift S,1& ' ____ 5,49 Rif $RIZARD NSP tS*NC*pIsiw, ITS IT SONSIO iii au nisi ott •,9.D CROW ,,,1 J.T.S. BROWN 1 PR. VODKA ____ a_a UflAO ISIS - Li fl... ABC6YR.KY. VSOP BRANDY _______ •?I us ABC 6 YR. KY. 1 PR. VODKA us u. IiMSsOs , iscr gi' ,,,. , STIAIIiT$OUiIOW - -1 RUM YEL[OWSTONEI ',Vli!S ISCIT 0*51 4-4 %_ IT 55$ ITS TI IT. 5055)05 P51ST. IICAS SUM PUTS IT THE CARtOA MID THE SAYING _________ $ -, tau so.s KY. TAVERN CERTIFIED (.L ....I= IS* MW'• 4 5S UI Lu cot ,n --.., - - .._-_ a_a...1.-...-._a.-. .a.s-s...a 'd S'S SI..I 5*1 '"- - TRADEWINDS &C i RUM _____ IALLAKTIHE ?21 'fi me, - ______ 1c.iiii'rxjiI ______ iIUUI Maitland - Introductory wurkidiops in Japanese flower arranging will be held at the Maitland Art Center as part of the summer program. Mrs Jane Markuson, Sogetsu School of Ike'baria, will conduct workshops June 19 for begin.tiers 9 a.m. to noon and on June 20 at the same hours for ad'.'unt'ed students This Week ssa ____ WELM pi 55 fl$ •T "n's PmSs1 Girls in the Stnfnrd area will again be ciwuulled In The Sanford Naval Academy summer scimol This summer program is arranged 0 give students the opportunity to make up or Improve in courses In which theywere not successful this past school year, or to take a new course for credit, or on the preview basis in artier to give them the fundamentals which I would aid them when the enroll in the course this next PTA Elects 3.99 Cum CANADIAN ____ It Attend SNA Goldsboro Si1 O.F.C. Girls May The summer program will run from June 12 to August 1. Further Information and ap. phcation farms may be otmlathed by calling the secretary at 32-9132. Bill Frausa was elected president of the Gmildbart PTA, for the 1972-73 school year, at its final inticting of the vent, Other officers elected included Donald Hawley. first vice president; Charlie Roberts, second vice president; Mrs Ruby Williams, secretary; and Oscar Merthir, treasurer. " iMP •tT CatT,m PWi&t,I 54 Pt ___ I ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE, I '..Z.." ANCi ' 9 " I"All oui staumm,uu wiw swmwriw' vtii.a ,:,.. 14-:6 Increase 'S' lie had a history of mental illness A Florida lligh'.'.a' Patrol trooper arrested Vickers Sept S on the Florida Turnpike and charged A SpOISkI By him w ith having an outdated inspection sticker. AftAchancetohelp.. .ma'c'os1 er failing to appear in court. Vickers was arrested on you a couple of bucks, but it's a bench warrant April 12 in Dade Counts' and the kind of therapy "money returned to Lake Counts'. VSOP BRANDY 86 PR. SCOTCH LARGEST %t -_ Blasted ,,r'n.I isirt' I,oy;i!ulItlt' hue (111.1 Il l of 7 .......i" -. ' DEALER L& I PIRITS IONS SLim SUNS _____ ____ Lit us T111 LOWIS a-,%, a' ?'.1U 'I',.it All 'S IC'S IELDS % PR. CIN m'o* rncts __________________ ______________ MDL.fSA11 CASE Llt SIISKII$1141 .. '( C-.i t4' ,sr' LEWiS "66" Deltona ('s-Ills-.' County Jail to Waterman Memorial Uospital In Eustis, where he tiled three (lays later of a stomach infection brought on from .in apparent beating, a Ikmi '\s-,'tAl , C-iAwl rI" : 114V 6ft ',** ',* :-'--- -_ - A ;z F3 .i _'_ -i= City Council, Mayor Lawrence Swofford and City Attorney S. J. Earlier this month (,ov . Reuhin Askew named Davis nil Uxik a vehement Orange County State Atty. Hubert l'..;ig4uiu to head the verbal poke at 'irrespon_sibhi' investigation into circumstances surrounding Vick' journailim" In area radio nod press reporting of the recent ers',. death. conflagration at the Seminole Vickers was transferred April 20 from the Lake Jai Alal Fronton. ime Sanford ~ 4 46 Is, .,' a MA'29,1r2 Admissions Sanford Beverly Griffith Quaries B. Giles Catherine Hawkins Larry G. Engle Alvin C. Hicks Elizabeth Major Flossie A. Webb Parker D. Uiok Jettle G. Maxie Russel G. Mayer Ronald C. Mayer Angelo M. Mercorelli, •IIIAs- McDonald said only a higher court would have the authority to .intervene in the case. sat' Lairs a ma nan uoa,, M&5 Thw TRID IA?., JVII 310 DELUXE Media Tommy J. Vickers, 34. a PAUL JONES . - • lancrr. Arnwo. .t.w hold. Why l*.mb? Fire mor e TEFTI On Investigation * - , - •.- 0 0 I-T'Ll 4 i:w A.qR'lLIi less; _- I - By MARION BETHEA and luer). The ciurt ad:ltv Council gave tentative deceit and trc-acher3. Cecil Gerry, who plead guilt The defender cited a en- judwated him guilty and gave - ;'prot'al to preliminary plats Brnokholinw subdi'. Ision as charged on May 1 to larceny defendant In the case curn- credit for 145 days in which 'lie ".tiich was recommeruded by she of a motor vehicle, was ad- mings Baldwin, who pleaded defendant las been in. t', Planning and Zoning judicated guilty and sentenced guilty to the lesser offense of carated. Young was Initially charged n- by Circuit .J"dge Clarence temporary unauthorized use of fl Johnson In 30 months at a state a motor vehicle arid was With assault with fClCh. . riiw prison. The court gave credit teruced to county jail for a year, In another matter. Tim for time In which the defendant was a trustee. Rutberg I verson was retained by the city has been incarcerated, requested the court consider I: assist the planning consultant Assistant Public Defender similar action on behalf of ti-am of Harlan Hanson, Al Gerald Rutberg spoke tin- Gerry. Lewis and George Hoffman. presslvelv upon 51w defendant's However, the court noted ' nt'r Lawrence Swofford told Iw'hul!, sovrng iii- did not often )ungttjy criminal thu youth it is possible tie ought receive the cooperation which Gerry, and said In the case & be needed after work is cam- Was given by Gerry. Rutberg Baldwin a misdemeanor, was pleted by the team in deter- continued be applauded the involved, whereas in Gerry's mining the city's growth reeds, frank efforts of the defendant case It was a felwty. to implement the plan. and his candid disclosure of the In another sentencing before events which transpired in Judge Johnson, the court meted Council also approved commission of the crime. nine months in county "PITCH IN" if the motto :f Brownie Troop 936 as they proceed with their litter bags br Southside School in a clean-up program. Participating are Peter Gregory, Gary Hudgins, David Sonnenberg, Irene Kelly, Charlene St.allworth and Lynn Sonnenberg. Teacher of the group is Mrs. Robert Sonnenberg while principal, holding up the sign, is Freeman Baggett (Staff Photo) Figures showed that 32 per cent of the Jobs only about one-thlr4 still lasted one week or had jots at the end of November. - - ,_-,,1 ' Court Tr a s 1 ' The department sampled 455 joh placements for last September as the bIIIiS ('a, the IUdY M the prngramn's result.s and followed up by determining how many of those placed in jobs were still working in December. -:-'• - jail to progress payment to the firm in Rutberi; alluded to the defen. Thomas Young. who plead . When tie shows up, tie is referred to a training program or 10 a Job If one is available If he delies not pick up his rtieck, his welfare eligibility is wittxlrnwn. It tie mtets his cheek but does riot take the Job, be also Is dropped from welfare. In the first nine iweuths of the program. fl,74 ivl1iirc ru'uililentS were ilnctI in jobs. An RdDue In ii fledgling itlUoniul .19.124 were removed from welfare for AIJLANY. N.Y. iAI'i 'work or else" program, the slate's l)i'partiuient failing to report for Joti interviews or for other of Social Services reports that ttiou'nn,ia of reason'. welfare recipients are disappearing Int o the job tJniler the prgrnmn, enacted by the I91I market Legislature and put into effect last July 1, ,, It has been successful within the Iriunework welfare rcripieriis are sorted into two basic ill woich it us os set up,", Stwial Serviies ('i,igrisupc thioe who can Piolul Jots and those who inissioter Ate l,nviiw says it the prq,vain tiiti mint I '.- imit"s chief deputy, flurry Van IAIrt'. added it the recipient were clnsified as employable, that Ills helping some lM'rson.s on welfare 'meet his check wusmiti be sent In the local slate emcek cmii' their responsibility to actively iIn imment service office where he must pick 11 tip ploy meat." in person. -.. :;--....... ...............................:-:".'.-:-'•'.--:-':':•:'::-''-: ...... -- ••-- ....... ilslUtill III M. SlIW ' an1urb L. reeori --' - i 1 - i percolation pond. ______ ,.- - ______ ~ ' 0 1A . - - -- "Work or Else" program encourages :ij:i. - - - !. .,.". :: ~., .'l 14r ... • arni Hfl g MARIOB ht at 124505435 S much so the have hired )U%Illt. Wri ETHEA district ?nrutng. B) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Abut adopted on first reading planning consultants at a Palm was queried as to the The city has again extended Its wasannexauonof the Haaaway $15000 tee. However, Mayor engineers eulmate upon the municipal boundaries with an. property located at Orients Swofford stressed others have project, and Palm replied It was nexaflon ordinances in several Gardens. The pcUuor rights, too, and want to live to $141,641, and was a recent areas. requested the area zoned for Mt.nmrnne. Further, he said, estimate C) Council has adopted on apartments. Mrs. Mitch builders and designers have the The bids were referred to the first reading an ordthance an- Lassiter told council she was right to protect their property. Approved by council on engineer for a report at next sing Property on Presaview not opposed in apartments per Avenue in the Orlando section of se, but requested council second reading was an ordin- ''' meeting of City Council 5anlando suburb. The property consider a green belt buff ance annexing the Larson Palm also gave a report upor. is west of Palm Spring, Rd vrne property located adjacent toSfl thedrainage northuftheSprm, and is comprised of in excess of Mayor Lawrence Swofford 436 and the Iowans subdivision Valley entrance, In which i. 87 acres. told Mrs. Lassiter the city had located at Lorraine Drive and polishingmud was propose , The area will carry C.2 never hurt anyone and was Douglas Avenue. Developer of Palm said a study of the area general retail commercial eoncernedwithnrderlv growth, the latter 15 R(d Green. rndicntedllwaslnawatershrd -u's, and therefore he -.-••1 commended the run-off be Disappearing people to look for employment. $212,877.10 1 -tv - ~___ - ,. L-64A 111"!L-ANE r. - City Extends Boundaries . 4 r Recipients 0 1 M"I . rd I . i; Welfare * i~ Obvious Bids were submitted by - ~__ i ! AT 10 - High Priest of the Grand Chapter, Royal Grand Arch Masons of the State of Florida, at the state meeting in Fort Pierce. The Masonic body has a state membership of more than 10,000 members and consists of 41 chapters. Cash is also a member of Sanford Shrine Club and a charter member of Bahia Temple, Orlando. (Staff Photo) Was interesting while listening to TV newscaster Paul Harvey the other night while he expounded on Legalized betting, etc. While everyone else en. etc. couraged this as a means of supplementing the state's \A,E,ATH ER depleted coffers, It was a f met cop and now Mayor of Yesterday's high 89 low 68. Partly cloudy Philadelphia Phil Rizzo who with afternoon and evening thundershowers explained why the state's lotlikely. Highs 85 to 90. Low tonight near 70, tery systems were failing but the underworld's continued to A mass of arctic air settled over the central flourish. "Bemuse the better is portion of the nation today, chilling large areas always hoping to intake a big kill from the Great Lakes to the Ozarks. which will ball him out of his Temperatures hi parts of the Midwest held in financial troubles without the mid-10s Tuesday, after almost two weeks of having to pay any tax on his wlseasonably warm weather. ,'innlngs. Not sowlU-. the state's -opersuon ...you no sooner collect than an l EtS man is there t I the witi' his hand Herald Index government's share." By the way, there are only Aria sleuths 2A Editorial('ormimmit-nt 4A Ldit five states which have these Bridge . Illi I';nitertaliumezil 1111 lotteries - CunnecUcut, 12/i Horoscope - . . . liii Calendar Hampshire, New York, New Classified ads 10A-llA hIoerdtziinoks JA .Jcney and PennsylvanIa. loll Comjmit's . . - 1011 l'ublic notices But lien, please tion't forget Crossword puzzle .......SIB SocietY .... ....... ...8A-A about the gold mtnsr5"s 'sradise Dr. Crane 110 Sports - ..............6A.7A - Nevada I '1 ' i I .' .r 1ib1 Denied portunity to know of the Intention and couiti arrange to be present when the matter was again discussed, Commissioner Julian Stenstrorn, who ha d joined with Meyer and ?1 .'tanatr.tn in doonung districting previously, Tuesday seconded Morris' motion for the purpose of distuismon. Morris stated he had his own districting plan he wanted to discuss wi th other commissioners, According to the comniissionc'r, his pla n for districting the city would add two more corn. mnissioners to the board, since it Is composed of six districts with the mayor running at large making a seten-man comlnLs.slon. Commissioner Mc('lanahan said he would be willing to reconsider his previous stand when petitions bearing vters signatures are presented at the June 12 regular conurusslon ,nccting City Attorney W, 1..' Hutchison advised the panel that legal petitions must be certified and he expected the superv isor of elections to c harge the city for ha ving to validate the petiti on signatures with the voting rolls, Moore oore instructed W. E. Knowles. city mmrnnuger.In place the districting question on the June 12 agenda and indicated the press would hear' o advise all those persons wanting to be heard the matter to attend the session. FORT WORTH. Tex. API groundless," the spokesman The indictment charged that the Selb Manufacturing Co. -ji Walnut Ridge, Ark., a subcontractor for General Dynamics un the Fttt, welds's-Is number ot parts in v i olation at contract According Li, the indictment. General l))nanhiCs the parts. -- A Waste Of Money" Swofford Fights - Increase OV cc to tht proposed doubling doubling of the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority's 1972.73 budget W115 by Altamonte sounded Springs Mayor Lawrence Sw olforti Swofford said the IfaJect&l increase of the present S('hI)A operating budget of 1-43,000 to 173,0110 for the purpose of strywas o waste of seeking the taxpayer's money, 'fl is a waste of imuoney and the ,line until establishes industrial parks anti gets uIllItIL' ill ttisi'," Ui? mayor added. "Whefl this is dote, we can say to prospective industries, we have aplace 'a, OU and they will (-omne to us,'' Swofford added lie stated the induslzil board c-an advertise iintl ;io' high salaries if they wait t, it until the county cinunission stops spendii'g little fri trying to fInd us ass riot to get lungs duor t' csint.'cntratt's on eiitiiili*hIng something, it is a waste of money to c'ck in. dustry. "I don't feel that SCI1)A will di us any good, as long us there . - . . - - i'' ,t vi iI"I"l'iJi 15., t.n. k f &oi)I)('r7ttii)iI fri tit tt county," Sw uffurul added. lie noted the problems faced by Dr. J. W Whitman. Orlando dentist, in trying to develop hi.s industrial park near Sanford, us hileti 1.i'k an unreasonable kmi,.,tti it tiiiic to u%vtcoilic S('iDA Director David Kelk bums iiniscd Increasing the intitistriul board's budget fur promotional materials, ad' '.'cr(ising in periodicals anti brochures. Kelley also proposed an inu-ru-use lit his salary (ruin 112,41.5.) t 118,54)0 ii year. !-SCIDA to ts scheduled a p.m.. Friday board session to discuss lIme preliminary budget sub. smittts.' ! by Kelley last '['hursilay ,,t Ilic iiitito,triu I ilitetimig Lit Seminole Junior C'ille'gc. After S('ll)A's approval, the buslitet will Lw subimultied to tie county t'ui,mimiiis*It,n for perusal •immtl final npwu'.'ui .o$ SOS 1, 000 -' Paneling Accessories Profinished Mouldings .n'TiI4P.M. Saturdays 113 RAMS AM iii CA so MA$Y65 CIIAUQI SOS Maple Ave, - Dynamics Corp. has denied federal charges that the finmiu and four present and for. suer officials consplrei .1 fraud the gornmei: A federal indictment re;urr,ed Tuesda y In U.S. District Court in Dallas act-us act-used General [) namles of charging the Air Force for defective parts for Fill fighter-bombers. A spokesman for General Dynamics here said the charges were with out merit. "When the Case goes to trial and the comple(e fac ts are brought out, the c harges will be shown to be Sanford. IiorIda � 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, May 30, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 30, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 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/8d7d6f37810a9cdfe49234f3f46e521a.pdf 164edc46728169a311975e6781819682 PDF Text Text ------- -_-—Thc The Sa n fIlrd Herald I 2C-- A' r Thursday, June 29. 1c72 ; a - ----- -.-_---- -, ------ ----- -—_---_-;-•__- - - _:T-_ ___ -.._____ _- - ieter Co. - - .t Ilis.cl-i—: flUII ll '11% th. fort min Hull Ono 111offlatt inKIer the ihi'i,Ili sr'riintn in Florida will stay where thlP%' air fi t li'iict until they gi't ,lirc'i tins Ii r,'i H vntirt fit Ails', (eti Itottrrt Shevin hia'r'n' ,,i,,iIi siuv plans (in it tuit to rhi s;ii'I I )"l'ety ;tti,,iI liii' Innuiti's if I )"nth 1)1 I i in tins Iiiii'i lilt Iiii viii hum tituian iOIit ci' I h'iiUi Itow mirily s'sists us a mini' The ills iii" 's tt tuuiiu ii like any iiIi;i'i r eIq aiiii tailil lii' iiiI lIii'il ff1r iillii't pill lWi'i 'liii itil 111111k is f"ll ii.' ilfilni! uti tuIris until w $i'i ttitfiu. IuimliM ft 'itti liii' 011111 II' I!rni"iiil,'' s' - (products of the famous Litton Industries) 4.141 'TI 11 "H. :t:iii1:,iri::I iii'' fit it hi litty iivi'm Frlciiy, Juno Y). 1972--Stnford, Florida 271 Manual i I i' fIn' QQ 04 0 Rep (','a'.n ( herr. fi'-f,aml, in .-uppnnent f Aske', in -'itt the death naity, h 4ual sesinn if the I ,gislatiir.' r j4'j4fl 4 ''atjl(n'r,tj( life I nil the . - 1-,' .'rwl hvith Shevin arwl iriv.,l Ceeintv FWin J,thits Mve sigect,i1 sp.r -ii might he n.renry ti-s mndsfy the lisw Ackew InId ner-ifln he hjt- n p',ir,s ':ihl • n'pe"ta! i'st'nn Sot I !eet t -' .' •'. .' II i's i' '''-' ciii 'sI'ui_.ttjjJf Vol • iv iv hi'i,iI 'liii '.titti iii I- til,itiic ' , 'titilmuilt I.m ;iI- oi l, I 't'''r ''I -i u,"iuui ,.s. .jmi' r - '.---' - ir' !o -- - .ik.' ir'.' - •ti? -_- ",' -- - Will Hanoi Change Its Stand ? - F - t V a ue 0 n P eac en e TaI k S Presi d Nixon At A Glance I'ItI\', ufl'iwlng s I S "'• - ". thJa shill tjrsO -one spacing; Touth-Sc? mar;s paper table scoiei, tractable pop,r IuPP?: calibrated rtaoer bail. removable too cover, automatic and rnar'u31 ribbon reverse; touch regulator Takes standard business s i ze envelope Cornet complete w'h handsome, console carrying cover ' tui siZe, -yn Its hit %Nk i.uutttI-:l( ..' 'riV.. The handsome ruge. Rno! Sabre i&lt'tit lu.,' liii' t':u;tcst N1.0cs us ill return LI) V etn'-s!fl ''i iiIk' in 1.1 t'eeatice he ss'es t1., r iii ri' .,i'!i,us Ills4 ILS.ciorTh Ihihtun1z 1it In st tcie%tst(sfl'ra• all Reg. $89.95 liii I it miutL silk , Royal's Compact ill Jill' r!'('tIuIIiay re - turf 'sr Itu'lmu''itu'tl tuii,h l'riucu' for Iio liv I'ru'stitet,t Spiro I \i:Iiu'ss hut uli's- lareul hi' Stint tuaku' known his thou's' of it 1972 rainl'.Iin running uuiate until the i'l.'p•iti'il Wi' it i.Ic' i'rs'iin'''l I inli,iiluinars- 'ir jat king l'uuiIorsed, in lmi'rhaiis stronger l,inguags' thin befit.'. "c have t't'n uluI.iJ'poiflted in Vietn.ii,i Forl ' i lb.' -! i . ' s•' ' -- ,' cttis's Tr an-, -e -r, y i',im --- - 't''' unit ''irtti'rn Gtr. "Y I lrm~k 0 11100"'L a Typewriter rti.-- r - will .i'.siru' that kinil of 115 itt uuiy not un-ur in the l'it,iri' In 'li'fn'nutin,t iii request for huuoncy to fund new ifIfenSivi'. weapons programs, while seek. ing n-orii'ri'.sururi.uI approval of his Mnscuiw.sutuiituit arms I It'd that making s hargaifl f. 't.efl is fli'.t Øi5,P .ini jill .-tt -.l•.'tbj g fr',n ou h.eve 4ilI'- 't ,u nI ii get from m, sat'! :. Vein, he N'i thLi t.' ifltehWLS to rontiflue rAumhiflu '.'rth u, ,etnam. mine it.t hattiltS and maintain •u rP5Idti%l c minis. Nixon ('mifltrfl(ie(I beth u,,jntn' iin,iu'rstar'i$ the other pruMwetl vf 4 J:inuiar,' If 1 '"-..... r, rahle ,-tnamrsc rtn't— i-i,iptitni'itIi' ihotfi the .uhiluty if the 'fuuuuth Viet. cme1.' to defend themseules. DF..%TH PF.N.si.TY-Ib' hopes the 'uipre'me (mr, t.'rliiiiri -igaunst -'aphtal piunuihmu'rul lull will tit the South iiintil in ' win ire returned 2r'Ihihul the heath penalt for ouch fuder,il orlmes is uuudnapiuig mid 'iiuirking. 1,1 NS--'— ingress ihimitlil Uih1 the sale it "heap. Door Is Open Igunot the President 'ailed -s m2 )for 4ufl$C' if violence. praised the perinrinisiwe' if Vice President i4ptn, T ttjiirw taut satd he will .unnnuulre his dircL%loto -in i running mate well lififfoore the Reptuhhean %latill"21 _ For Newer t C LOC#+ Death Laws —a Rrry— B) John A. bpot%LJ lR%1 II) Special $6495 - Reg. $119.95 s'Di, dor'! have C i.od.-, u&&cI macbine d.po'nr.n' 14 iO?• CT' v."i lo riv - w Associatt-d Ill- voils, Writer Jud,ini, by the nuinbe r of calls and the tones of nine ! 'p WA SH INGTON d(—Cl—lolloutlawing the death pelialty as It is now dtcisloll door ajar Hsuestd e constit'.itionality of the ilt',it!t f'nlat) II15 flOw ik'pt'ni cs_i-u 'sho you kill or how brutal the CThtfl(' 15 — Shevm said he would urge G'ov Reubin Askew In call a the session of )special Igislature. So, wtu dontcha cull our Royal's Newest Deluxe Royal 's Brand New Digital II . A Electronic on thus matter - on the news from our Six'iety Department. but during the course of one of this morning's many phone calls, in a lighter vein one of the gals had this c'onument on describing sortie' of 'fliey'rt' th e latest gowns. ''Low and behold"' ( Don't she said it, not blunie inc. - me) . 11-j ' ' - - ' i - . a [1(1 liii) It iiit'iieiuuueuut ." UsulhhuijI to 15_I 4ii5_ liltll, (liction of a SetitCrK'e of death Undel' legal S)'StVthlS that I)('htulit this tuitinitit' 1)('liLuit' to he SC) it a rut unIv and so f rea kishly liii 1>1151(1 I 72 / Special - the first time ever at this low price brand Ne w a full 12-column electronic calculator by Ryol It odds, subtracts, multiplies, divides and performs mizec calculations in a fraction of a second' Big 1 2-digit capacity. 4-position decimal control. Direct credit balance Large, easy-to-read f.gure.s Compact light weigh t Satisfaction guaranteed Buy this mochine use it for 10 days if it is not as represented, bring it bock f or full refund Nationally advertised at $269.50 Georg. St.iort's Special Price S159 50 (Poy as ni. as $10 a month) %41 1 Reg. $129.95 51 1 if i-ert.ain is inner woult and rio other day previously, or to come' be (tie 1imugt'st do> in >- ,ur 00 -. Reg. $269.50 Don't let this low price fool you this is - - one for your home. Orlando 241-3431 American Exyom Cord, Master Change, on BonkAmericor buy on (Ia* caryour stUaIl; 133 EAST ROBINSON DOWNTOWN ORLANDO Fret Storcrsede Parking ;Ness (::*s:::I;: Use 'u" , - ,'----- ______________ ____________ ____________ Ii'1T1tlr.i!.iL±I "' 4t.#m'• , time Se habla Espanol - Cocoa 632-12'2 too for"TION"s we" no " a - Morn 262-4576 - life. Et-r>' other day Slfl(t' ,, began recording time has ha d $6,400 secoruis At p mu Ufl', midnight (re'enst irtu Mean Tu Time. today the world's titulckeepers will add an extra The purhx,se Is to (ott-cut a discrepancy in Is rue 'heepi ng due to tiny binges in the earth's I otation Now that I've socked you is tHu that ''Timeless'' bit of into. don't guuf.'oft and blow it , It ain't geirurhi happit-ri again for onoth.'r ,t,i_i > r but at a price low enough you con buy ge HEADLINES ( . sCCOfld r Royal's good office model machine geoir - Inside The Herald Titusuhhl. 267-6859 — Lake Counit 3e3-6566 — D.Lor4-Sonfrd 668-4436 — &0G,1c.i 1 u$i 2-52Q2 - - -' '• £ - ' - /. I " ' -04 ,P - ": , '' ' •auu(oi'd 1)(1110- are seeking flit- driver of this wrs'eked, stolen automobile Sgt Ralph Russell andSgt I )iuug 111siiop sought to stop hit' car last an night at Ninth Street and Sanford Avetitit' and it . .. • Is Legal . '-' P '• Hol i• U day DR IV ER ESCAPED ON FOOT — or.• - ' ' ' ' ' t1i,.3 I_ y1, , ,_',••, to ' . -' • in i)%efl lit 013 -cull ,4e1 )(I to -Itilebrale InulepeMient's' P;iy Li all count offices ,ttud :it' halls -ciii dose T'aesdnv n addition -lLmuuntt, Springs sod Winter Sprung'i .tLsu will boot itsesi on lu,nt'bv . lusbmph chase ensued I he car struck ,i utulit C11Ut' and the dris er ixtit' near Orange t'st'ped on loot. ( ;ary Tay lor Photo . __________-j, L I l County O - icials . :.ins -.will close t'tiesduy -au> \l- 'tor vehicle Inspection ':auun3 'ciii close Thesda- -1:, user S .iLenat I ice-i I ff - - Iii 'ii .11 tO'S Ill liii' ' 1 "u %% fill I tilt lit Ito Ii it t I t 's ' - I I h,irok, if the) tiuii't like the he used the'> suisuu1n hit' \'e'ter'!.0 s lido:,: 1i 111" guard Ibit're is n.i rt'.is&in not to dine .istt 14th it It 15 t y s St1tIt'hIit' Ututirt •iiinlishing kill tutu Ibis is sfuuipl) another d'tt'rreiut to eerLsln cranes such liii' ili'.ittu Iw'niit> 11 qf, u IIIN.'.I !!'.'.rttef .tnt. rapt ,tnd tcrs t;'.ut!kcn ct th:u '.turt.'u :u'.1ctni tiirriigi' tit - uuuuuuu.'nt frint Iiuil the uruinnals' hut easier. It will should be other delerreib th'kin hiss ,tffiu'i,ilc Pc' difficult to i'nfomu-v the list life uuiupntatnIuwflI for these the iles'iiliuit could isiIhot a seut'rt' i''n..its in' ti(ltfl,'tt'" iau'au> Sc'uuitnk Count) Sheriff Jubtu ,iffi'rt two rect'r.t cases and voiced 'I'hue court s keep uur,iethuu'r in is lilt tithe convicted lt'sst'tiinig the pc-nalties We, as l'tilk stresses. i think that the hiatt' 1wrii Ifluikitu's of ik.ith row lass t'nbuirci'utit'nt officers, tkatti penally is a definite out i{.uifiinui fur uthili) ) V.ff%. cannot t umuitimiur to I'Lltt'ru-f ttw ukterrert to murder and raps', I cruel ( ;lilt-) and Jiuuuuiiie I 'e Lust if there Is tin teeth in the and I titnt understand the I'rsudt'ii('', sUteutuemil List night l)ruiuiuw righut Itt ,t' tileleil the lUtiLihtiult'IlI I'rt'es.s'' du'.utti lllultt on s1uus 4, ltNlS, ()vieulti l'iuluu'e ('Int'l hriint'th on j'V that the ruling duc,sn ,itti'i bt'iiug .iiii uititI ti> a blIhiltit 1 uiI'Iltuutl Ikul .11511k to kdt'ral cases I feel Uut 1 tuu'r u' ui,' ii t,iitt uuestsuncrs hisajor cruises such us ruurek'r I iru sill Court iou> ut liii- l"eh the Suprenit- Court l''i& r,ic' of ,u 12 tour (III ,uuttl ro;'e. .uiuf.,rit girl ruling stands, still Increase. the dcth tuenalt) has been Ill Moot' II- CUIlt tOM'S, Itiit*'rt ikterretit to IUOJOf u,'Ililit N.tit I c'e Ii> rd et rut rul the death u ,, it hot has a nun gill .'t' Ikcss if he M'hutt'il,t' (iii Ma> 191, for the Par 11(1(15 thu sili Sattir tl kilLs a huuutrest inca lie tan P taps' of is Setuuinole ('ouuusty stuu> Ilighis 88 too tunught 's I eumuk get life' IiiIl'rLsvsuuue'uu 1111111W% itt' Ili 70s I '.ilicc Chiefs J u'.tu f -i-it, I I)t'Iliih hu t iuu5 ii hi ISO'. '. 'ii - -lt,uinouitr S.ruiugs. ut'oi tens-rib Iii Iii,' .'lt hIlt utouir tIuI Kture-her, of (',ISM'iheu us, Ik'i' MI> 2, l9'2 fur the St'j't 211. iu' i INDEX hulks el Saflfuui ul iicI Eddie dN' of ,i lu-ri Luir S,ihiltIrd gui- i hA Sit eat, ot I out git tusuit, "tire ilitt'l' Sjir liii!'. P olice ( 'hurt tlt'l lht',Iti u,sasiutt,ituie leur t'tiiuuiit'uit W.. hh.'r Diii iieluu if I riAI.elu'nui.,r ('liuruti dirt't-tuur 811 Circuit Judge lhuu,uuuui-k Salti, ult't'isIiifl ''strangl> 1,11 'A ho seuukswvd Its rd to death us ('hii'f Iliithel.ir &'ontt'nuls, ''I 'hut-sit rut-st s till- Ill itue elestrit' hair, ssas in trial oilsulihtun of the death 'ltis'.tfit'tI iuls II this iuinfluliug, titumi uuitaiiatiIe ls'mwIi is if ulicss,'rv Iit to Lust ( ultiliuS t'nliiiu 4.11 kill uutliu- i.ul'. It is a lruustsuird uu:slt' Ill for t uuuuiui.'uit hlosseict, .0 cii u.itiuulu aml tutu'..- lt ('Ia n,', Deal AlibIo ui ill idi,ibit' ovul t courts' itishii'utti'sl guilt) of c'uI'tr,ituIig ii tauit.ii I hull lu's ouuiuiuruil uA tic is I1te Iii er the sls'uiiioiu tud - ' ' rtst1as Scuttled uea • n Pena ty IJfl .. uc S '* kt huit t'Lsi 1 : Acre n 'Us ps,'wcr eLurk wuuki rvceie the •ctr* chair fur his part Lh1L'c(, tO'S in tut- rcaac iii 1fik'iId SsccuiI bei.se't tflt aiKirsi such !ou,sI ii 'listur'. — -- ---------- -- %' Pie S-r uale adopted today a hii per Left icr' the uard ofu 'Jul U kA Jied •'JIIU) to , Ville h',.k,'i'' i' 'r tr'ug aDut , Bu lletin -------------- - ' - 's it - -- Weather ' -' '71 SUPER BEETLE 110 FORD LTD - "1995 - - '2295 - 21I N ;N;ltY George McG o v ern threatens ocratic '.5' I Ui hold sui1i't front the 1972 Demnu'r'at c ticket if he loses the presidential IiOIflltla ti011 lweaii.st' of hi:; setl)a('k III the ('alifornia Cf'e(Ielit liiIs Case , • -- - gt- - '70 70 CHEVY II NOVA - -- '1695 - VW BUG cv '1495 , - -. '70 SIMCA '69 SQUARIBACk - - " s'i'1vi'i: PRISON officials say the 96 men ahl(I one A1 0111,111 under hut' (1('ath sentence III l'lot'itth will at least tnitl I they get stay v1'hel'I' tlily are directions fl'(IIII a ('Otirt of Ally, (;(-it. Itulx'rt - -- Shevin On This Elate In IIIsIory_..Itu, 1927, !)Iu$u Stall- Uni'. i'rslty lreshu:uiumu Palmer Ewing discovered girls. Actually, Hwy stere iii seluverpiI 5'eflett1flc before this, but it was Palmer '*Ito) first discovered they art' WMrmn. ' ., I# f 'i'f#.' ,, too '!I 'i - e 159 --- Store Hours: 8:15 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and Friday Until 6 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thuriday, Saturday ' If )vu're' taking an) bct.-s be that tiitay 95 $ '$ rj - f /t, J. -• ii - Special ' , ,i9_,jf(•, - ilar crime White said that as a result the odds are very i much against execution "When imposi t ion Oi the penally reaches a certain degree of III' fre(lue'ncy, it would be very (Ioul)l(ul that any exis Ii rig gu'tti'ra I noted for retribution would he mui'asurahlv sat ishut'd, tie saitl ( litI I Stewart sa d , IlnP) Conclu de Didn't really rut an to infringe Calculator q / one instance of murder or rape and to impose it lesser sentence uil anoUwrdekndantforasi;n Ing Machine The Royal 739 odds, subtracts gives credit balance, multiplies. (osy-ta-usoo, iD-key keyboard lists and totals to $9,999,999.99. Has single, double and triple cipher bars, non-odd key, multiplication key, electric clearance, two-color ribbon. Nationally advertised at $129.95. George Stuart's Special Price $72.95 (Pay as little as $6 00 month) , - personally stand b -. jN I, V I jiK-, - representative and let him ristimis tw rolosparulble. isforr -./ ,1 - — _X""1 ll~ 1 4-Ar-4,77 ZVI- i(Itre(I iIid hut hit' (Jour 1511 1 ()JWn v erymU(.h The univ reason there is an oxmng at all is i fiat •inl' Iwo of the live justices in Thursday's majority st'&'m III have ('OhIcItl(I('(I that ('uI)ital punishment is prohibited h' flit- 8th Aiiii'ti(liiii'iit tiit' all crimes and tindei' all cirt'unustatn'es '1'hu'' were .Iust ices William J Brennan il l-. and Thur god Marshall 'I'lie three others, Rron It. Vhite, Putter l''ss''' (II''rf'(' degree. W ii liant I) 4i11''I I Douglas, quarreled constitutionally not with capital punishment itself so much as with the looseness of sentencing procedures. l'lui t is, the legislatures left it to judges a tid juries Iii choose It) IlflI)Os(' th(' death penalty in tt1 e It It 11111posed leaves tilt- door open for Congress or the slates to write lie%%* laws (11, 'it WoUld be Coll- disagreement existing The truth of the matter according to Attorney (;t'nt'ral v Robert Shevir.. "I think they left :D?!IPO• .l$' Oi '.p Ic" wr or has / -hot" about ttw Supreme Court ruling on the death sentence ... received frorn you dear readers. I'd be (if the the ollinirn slight that there is if The flew Jupiter 13 from Royal's Award-winning 1300 series has extra wide 1 3' carriage, electric carriage return, fuhI•iizo electric keyboard, easy-?o-set Magic' Margins, electric repeat keys, touch and Impression controls, automatic bock space, repeat space and many other ex clusive electric features Choice of Elite or Pica type Heavy-duty carrying case included Notionally advertised at $219.95. George Stuart' s Special Price $179 95 (Pay as little as .411 a month plus trade - will .'iiitInui.' ' force I' tint, 'snmhing nut riiunlng . - w- -, 'asuiy ronecalahi.' tan- Porable has full-size keyboard with standard The famous Royal ApolIc 10 carriage, preset tabulator, "Touch-Set' margins, half-lin, spacing, 3-position ribbon. fast action tabulator, line finder Availabl, in Elite, also with the Spanish keyboard Notion. Pica, or SC -ipt type styles all y advertised at $11995 George Stuart's Special Price $6495 plus vcu, trod..-in Yc, may poll as little as 55 50 a month if you wish - smmsuntsts Ptuiu.e said the'.wIll ,ittennt With serious ie*d!bltlflh%4 the war ufl he -niled well before a.t with ('nmmuntst le.,ders, he Off ice Electric Electric it I unit he .Sç;iing nI !41k4 ,uIii,uiifl '' 'ps'4t. it ;' u* 5.' poti ,t!flI, iriil .uhrli'.ss'r irhaps, cs,nie thou' iir!hi Vii tiu,utni't 'lIen, 415i'," h. '.iiiI, hut I belirir units tb' .itiihits f the Sonth ' --''n -.' ,dW.'4?__ • , 'diii not ;iffrrt the uhipin. Milli" negiltiutuons:' But he siud the hon-nd rrtirensent and iI''rti'utiii ut I .iuu'lle w.is pro'r - '-' j ' - - ( o f to .,oi • I) ''- j••t,_,,.• - icilcm'- I .iur iet.s suiquuirtutit the North Virtmonese are '-r ..- ,., tiiIui('. ,utilt' handguns . __'i,.n c;i1'j II is iltiiituits all ,uirr ii itis .s sttit; f't .'i,, t1 11P'1 1'l 11141, tuna ''uu 'fire •iriil this' ri'tiirn of ,uus'ru-uin j'rlciutl.- rs lulls n i'n •iuunitirig for hIii,si' uuii'i'uItul! t •innths'r hunt. Nisuin •ij'.iIfl l,uuuu1-1 u for tit u' iu,utiiit.itliiti pr-,,,ram .thiih.' iii'. u-huriiiii to sa' u's-ui tl ustien Suuli'1' ttuih' be ildi' to op.. eriti' n'Ifi'i- tiu u-I'. us ittuniut U !'. the iluituturuint h.'gisl.tlu,in to tighten ('liritruils uivu'r u -hs'.ip and reaululs uisail• t'?- 1 .t)ruttll;ir, if " qlerrumns'r thiS __LP::un!iu:L!.M. offer In- Nixon sail Its.' United State!. ''isihl retiurti to the rii'i:ti,ututig table' on ttus' uisauiiiiptuuun that l.'f.'t 'up;wurt ice gum' tP ut•',itt;iti' In that way' -- '' .uns '. .-tt,,,ii,.-.,.' I .i "- . - un t' 1 iui 21 btrpuitthiran Nationaliuhu'qu,itu'Is- hiu.inuu'l mu tract' Iii I uili%u'fltiofl ifruitss neulru'r s. i,ih Sii ut- its- IM'rli'fItS llti\ul Pumps' thu uuurt', 's,iis tlii' i'litiutIii, utu,ikuiui: still ultuimlul the iie.ith 14-11.11t\ .us i:ii'.it 'drilu's, usluihu' i .uiitimh,ing a lu'tu'ttt'nt Iii skis Ii fedii .il that Iii' pl,ifts In uhui hull-i' lie rerunt's as kidnapping and ski, miuice ntii'tiiplii ine'nI the past with returil to these liscussions" -su:.'sting hisIOr% rntuzht rel-irat itself. The I'41r15 talks have been in Royal's Award Series - 1 lu,uuu' uilusutc lilt hut,' -sliiuiihil lii is iiu ii tstil e t uiinhruil uI tiuiIuiris 'liii' ir,ihli'uui ilt'ti' is lit isi .J! 1. mu sij,-hso t' l'1i''ii' ,,til ili',ils still, 111.11 kind of li.ir,liiiti iii,,, Ii 'iii:hiu ii' If iittui1li',l Catitionvil I 'ongr•'cs siiItit 51.15 '" huiji list . iti) flets' u-nflterefl&'t' in 13 I tioflU-L,, Ni x on gave flu clue 'lliursdato rltI:ht to the nature of 'rt'.uini'ut 'eri't dickering that littliging ts'thi suit's tsat'k lii the t-sin!crent'i' table In I,it't, he coupled hut truest umrtuntsns with ;i st.itenient that . i' i'.Ii it 1' Wiitti hI'u'' Hit' 1,11%1.11 '.' bg.mochi'ie •rc'.c has irsciudng the tv-sxe 88-cP-soractc.c keyboard, Mag' Margin controls, erasure table, Magic' Column set, paper guide and scale, ribbon color Selector and stencil cutter, push-button variable line spacer Luggage-style carrying case included Notionally advertised at $89 95 George Stuart's Special Price 56995 (Pay as little as $5 50 a month.) $3995 Reg. $54.95 ul('i'ml1Is'Zi' ;r rfool • Special ( Special Especially recommended for the traveling man and the student wherever portability is desired Never before so much value at such a low price' Nationally advertised at $54 '75 George Stuart's Speciul rnor,th Pr,, 53905 (Po as itti, as 55 tI,1 -'-- ,I, •• _i___-_ x4uhnl ha''n in -.* -uipiri'nui' I 'uiiurt's 5-4 dii i'i,, i''-.-rtiir ning Uw ili'uillt lw'fllht% wiiq viiln.'sl by ttieiriy stiitp of. 4 Vi - prinsr.r, 1vhd Me(.latn, RThe b' Tarr.p., satd he intrn'$tirevl the riffi ,ntirtpting ri the -•irt inli1 ,hntkh the 4eath per.fihtv, .-iithrugh I ildn't thtt* t I( '' 1 PF -- -----_=.---- new, '' - Portab l e - "'I 't Ctt P"fl1ltlt i I ftII? '1 )' roiling t'(r.r' Oc t 1, thair VAN141 -.rhth raarl to hiiw will he l.g.hIy irl 'freiht the øi their ".iiil 4.' - -----=----- -- --- -- 11mw ,'' Royal's Heavy-Duty Portab Ie ---- i.. - Royal's Finest Light Weight - - -- -__--- 'ff• I ''n U-'.s' ilrr iIn!"rir 'l4'HIh AoI fnv lietihiti Askew is4iIet it ters., i:wir'Ii'iI statement Into WacIneslRy lie noted Flie tlet-iititi iii hiiiiik4l Jr. thS ef'tic stiori anti well have tort r tireftilly review the i !'iil i rrnrt ripinfrmnt hefore s an 'frterrnlne effect upon thoe slit, ;ire rw.w inner 'Ies,tti penally In Fltirlrta f',infliql(.fl in the etart rrieanin the ii 115 ru,ticinw Iii., hut in Fhiiriiia it w'a4 rni'nphi ustemi by a law iuiss'iI by the Ifl'l leglalature 'Ihuil how s,usl Ituit In the event the death ;*nuilty tillS o- rtiurneit, all thro e uniter lb. uIi'itti t.titf'rii of at i.e I utr'e r,i au,t'icnatlrahly -Ai!Pi n!nnn etigititlity If r.'rei-r life t'ir'*fr r. 'p.- ,i,t tic r -,• ,iV. .'ff.r' 'until Ii -I ,' CA - Puzzles Officials -- Decision cam Specials from Royal TYP ewr - '.'_ __-_- E - Summer -- , . ( 'Fly of Iulivi•-(IrahI tents capable of housing, and hilly equipping at least one Army miles front tile site has sprouted Democratic and Itepuhlkation iuttionitl feeding the conventions- z ,iffrtt'u,' so, I, is lips' tit I hut slt't I.iit,'i tluiiilllt-IIt, '. 'A lit feel it i' a husuu liii lilt I,iI suiiiatiiuuu list Ibis its "t-11 kill 1 isu,iiuu'iuil iit'it s 'I tli."iiiuii' li l t-) I 111th get Into tuiIuusi-luhit! 1>'',c,cr tr.U., it..:.:.,1n...ls's t > Public hitulli't'i it s stt'U go utit'aul us ''its i'uixrs tsln'rr the)' Putt' Society is'i'ml si'tutu'iit u-I 11, lift' uIui.Sllht h'u , .. 1S l uui.tt' liulult' A III M ?A 211 4I1 111 it its %joillill, upset it hen ihi' Sulure'uuis' (lOFt dt-s'icilIti '.5,15 hitltIs'ut lii tuuuiu it hilt' Pu,' upled the bern-h, l'sts'ttLO '995 - '63 DODGE I, '63 OPEL Kjout floo Si,,lIt',I A ajkw l fti i L\'%.,f 't of o '495 '395 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Pi\iS JutIe •Suilhi hit, liv.'ui tuuuife'ruius £uut'.ti,lits' of itul 11011lig tIc' ule.uthi 14-1611110 ti, ittli' 1n'.h,'t .inul, ii, ss'huieiis tug '1795 0 11' sti(.t 54,.1IJ 0I54550 INo w U ii & tuvti ti,i. ,a cut 'e ssu. ' ' %anupid ci, iii iii• i.50 tl,i,AIIu,)hS is Oil Hav U Ii twic Sant-itillooll 111 )&IS -Oiiêndj l.Ii • �- - - - - - - - -. - - -_-__-.---- - -- 2A-The Sanford Herald - -=---- -----u.'I__ :.:T;:-:. -- • - ------------_i ----- ________,- - s-I --,-- - __LJ- ------ - --=•-•-- •-------•• -=----------•- ---- Pastor's uiiiiiuq: Corner -.--..--.--- #0 - Im esus 1 - "?i .-. .1 1. I . . Is Lord - . Me t h o cJ i S t s . t Will - - profound that It cannot he explained b college prof eiiisor ti Dip How true that statement is. flow tragic, , have w often allowed the "Awesomeness' of the niesugt of the Gospel to mrerthadow the simpIirIt of God's 1.14 -- Sl*x Bl*shops I . - the C) 'a - ____________ - _____________ _____________ L ____ • - , - _______________ .•• -. s I( ba the' - I t- .a, - undersumn4mn' when we begin to wonder wh that can he But If we can leave the' "why" to God's great mmd and just flave we become so **wtw in our mm rnrwells" that we stumble over the simple trs.ths just because they art' neither complica ted nor difficult to wuirstand' On,' of m favnritn verses in all the scripture is found to trw 9t? chapter of Johis Ci4spc, ver It is the cLe'ciniportion of the account of the healing of the man born band Tht rrlmgmnw self-righteous leaders of the dims were rnr- -N - -, __ denining Jesus. The Siivmur had put mud on the' blind's eyes and then directed him tx gi wash in the pool of Silnamn John f 7b reads "lit went his wa thereto", tasherj art carir se-car,. il,civa. rt iiv i-ta- i tuserr-. n• -'esus We- * quesioinn. turn and srckmg to gain some Informa tion to u'i :r:'' t. r, -,- ... a- i..• huts received either ph -.--- '.#-' "Itual sigh: then ha- says. mr that tt vers&, "orn Uim I know - that, hereus I wa blind. now 1 aee It was unbelievable' that blind eves could receive their - ,. 0 ~ - - -- .------ t4 .,A ileft to right Melod' Burke, Lisa WIISOfl, Lou Ann Su minemsill. hirs Horace Edwards. Ac. Among the clergymen mast prominenth mentioned as prnspect: vr bi.shops Is Rev, Dr. Robert NJ r Bla 'rkburn. pastor Marjorie Rudd. Acteen director; Dinah of CLun&i's First United Methodist Ciurch Two former Geneva Acteens a' ' g J" '. '.- - - , -.'., - - - .. - - a L 11 . 06 . . . = - L _a, i 4 - _____ & - "- %.^ % ~ - I,- -..-- to, v T_ _- ` ~-e_ ~ 4A : - - _~L ZI , I . ~ VACATION RI RUE SCHOOL at F rit':::.h; Baptisi usual - Tuesdim>, 7,30 am. , % •'dntsmnduis, 111 a,m IItIE1 Am oid'fautuomn'd Gospel Sin1' Tluursdxis - 7 ia,nn Wednesdas will La held Sundas at Pm-attn ': with a picnic Wearing their crowns children It, 111:11,11S77AVY(IN borl; under libra. l.ibl-dre, art- as Charm Adventist ANSWEI, of understanding b) nium people' or tuna tort'lute' to triuls, obstacles. sufferings. petlilt and teniptittiuns- Uauit coHn' unIt, their lives , ucrurilnig hws't breniizfuss at - ___________________ - _________ __ -- - ._______________ ~__ ~_ ~_ - - -- - --- will conibme studs, worship and luiselbei't> at 4 p.m Corn anmui drinks will be' prewideci Bring fun Those attending are Debbie mnviuI to broil and covered dish "Hn- blouse" will be open Fru-eniun, l.hstitiie' Fairfield, Frzuai at t ;m for junior and Budd) Echols, Jmunns t'sc-i -- .. '- - - - _____ __________ - ' -. ' ' - ix -: ,_ ,:-, , n-P-I- - ks.- L ____ Ilix - ti*. -, _' ' - A FELLIt tj,m- to get away from it all once in awhile - even at Vacation School and this concrete pipe seemed an ideal Eric Eckblauh during recreation time at Methodist Church, and spot to Jim -- __________________ sufferuig hunianit> yet he lucked in by traditions of the past In thus sense In' is not fret' am soul, perhaps, as John XXIII, and so we Paul wtn' -e once we loved John. As Pluto fl(,vesovp his birtl chart Sun, the progressed Mon will form an imds'et"se aspect front hits iiimd-tmvaiveii. Under such am barrage, reinforced b> Pugh Mars oppoemr his uto. Pl the The ________________ _______ - - Pubitsh.d Daily. except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas. published Sal sir d a v pracee d ing Christmas by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave ., Sanford Ft.,. 32771. - - 11 - Second Class Posl•g. Paid at S.enford. Fiorac. 32771 Subscription Rates by ''Yutiss ••immeric.i'' iIgt'ants Misirt-ss of verenionies for this % car's pageant %%fll be ,\Its, , Jt\f, 29, i A1)MiSSlos Sanford Patneld A Kno,Alvs ~kl ( .11'st-lill Alta Cooper Leslie- M Snyder ) [Jams id M R.tjt'rts Leo Poe- Calrmuur,, £2, of 315 HOME IS NO LAUGHING It r .. flTS ved in Sanford for the past five Sanford at the age of three She James %I flansk-I "t ., Eiriwr G ltuggs Theriiaisn J Muse Hill J Jordan I"rt"l I. (iu,i.icl A A" A,, ) *" A", CA" Z a.? 3) to Bsrrancxms great.great'grandr'b;aldren Sol i it c ors Mrs Sophia Mills, 87, of 244 S Oak Asesnuc d;ed Thirsdam> rimming at Se-uainolr Memorial Il-s putal Six- seas a native cit (;u'rnIaamm) and had us eti mi Sanford for tin' past (ow- )ears, - moving viaeiaa TlO$ii here (ruin Solana 0 i, of 7 p <"' t',ii 1111,1, S( ' ( FF1 UI ________________________ b PINA c*tt 531-5370 Aitatisot. Sp.,. , Fu., HUJA iicsqwa.ss c.rrt.r irauikuw Fusintal liogin' us. sssz MIS ___________________ 0 is 41I - 6" Ap 1 iliiImi ' I Z_ SOUTHERN AIR OF SA5dFOO INC _________________________ ____________________ El (' t r i C Pap ti I' Shredder added other imnutters is ''tn' vague'' ill"I tfult's %% 11) lie found thre , inembers of tile Mi.-usion Ariny rile- cartle anti negativeij. lindtir Ihe ordiruince could onl) bit Issued t the city manager at his own discretion unit no appeal' tj,ir,l is provided, thin'r,'t,s rt-fhi'ctirig a possible (uhhshitUtuuuhl,ut question _____________ ____ I1::uhhh1uuhhIl1IhhuI "UP • tight '..ghu sal I'.r-uaW. • - t, ,. ma Ka.h.i • 0%-J..6,? I . --i-/ , - Beach Floats .r.rwit. s"r.i .. ..r i-..&. 6 ikout r.m,,,. AIR MATS - _'•''" george stuart UP ARMY-NAVY 133 1. 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' '' ', ' I Sl••l 5. tP As'ii P , ,, o, o ji', Is,'S*'i,, ,;, ,,, ________ ,, • , it BIB Ills Mr. .ini Mrs l,itun, Knowles, bus - S,unfr 'I - got f-W!, I FURNITURE SALES CASSILBERRY ti j'"Z, % . - ____________________________________ want to ge t into the 'IftStittititiii.ihlt> (if the Issue but Mummit- Itial ('intl Juig.' i{'iti'r Ili'rri, sai l thi' Suinhnrii city there arl' 'Olin'' tlut'stiorts in Ili) irtiri,,n((' lirohibitirmnt sohii-iting riunul uiiiut thost,'' 11w juihn:i' flit magazines, ptiblit,jilloll.s 1111,1 4 I,•4sn -':' - ,'a PHONE 17 2 417 i _________________________ ____________________________ i fl. JPncn i*ijf ' - .I... J. .. - : Cc'-' lee ii ' • o ' a im'. Con# ca,, 21 s 1110i. st 114 6 ° ci'. . ' •, " ' " -' ' •, , , I . xi , - '. , ,. I 055305 UI ' ' 'S • ,'n 'i ' ' ii - ' $06 t. Cc iii,, 19 - l'c'.e.'n ii rqaI eervr% 'C P Si?', '_(4tl Watt of be aeverly (eci si ' .r' ø,5 'ii 1O(1I/ f - Alice B Cooper, (h'ilur> Oscar h-I Harrison, lkltonu (Jibe h-I harrison, Ikitona Eileen Dalton, Ocltona Ettaleeru M. Joseers, Apopka Carl Saksk>, Fern ['ark Beameti, Calif, She was a ML ''1-' of 21C.i S C.' i""" o d'.O list? Iday, *Ii t m.d $mwziibet of the first United •-, sateara.,, In I ApAI 'ñ k,. Me thodist Church n-ueA"•1 jiica",. (4.i'a' I'iO'PCV t Survivors include' two sons tcun-ge Mills, Sanford and C'." •"" '-' " "" '• '" - -- -btevesn H. Mills, Eneitos. - I Calif.. two daughters, Mrs I ' Fluabeth Jacobs, Ilainmiden liner Mrs. arid ('emma Kisilu-t, Cbic'uxgo, ill ; I'. _________________________ -_ 7 grandehiddrcn. and six great __ Nwms and J)a*s Added 1 ~ grandchildren PH. M4111113 P.O 1.. lZia _____ S..1.,d, ., ' -2p., , , a..,. , , C..'.i Li. , '. •,,.,, , ' a • Pi', CC'. It - ', S4614A, a' p ',d n',-,.5 , pa. " ( Len a,, C .' ,,, .4 ,- 5, s,n Late ' i-,, ., F ,ri-, a I'"' 'i' ... MiLLis. By 5. ,r , - GROWING hi&,wurl iha,i Jo Ann Rogers, Enterprise Belt) Ju)ce Crocker. Fern •• *"C 0'.d w.'in.sa., ,r - l .'f I .tarsh, inc i.,rtrnent ('-7, Fern Park that"; 1, \ii thiirmu'if stii.ut II Dealing in of milmiliw,fl miiinnle Avenue, Altarrionit Frmngs. Authorized stcix-k - I ,(I P.art't (rmmfl at $1 Dealin g in ii't'bipInuj real property, et, Of F u n d s Are Freed ;:.j :: j'. It It , • , , - ' ii • ' liii , ' Ii,, at ' M.' II, ' ioi, 1.-asa tI, - , An-p.. 1', ,,,•,,, ,, A,,t4. 1S ,.. . J4 aiu a . •- 0 its, oxn(u I# s.. s' m,.. .- 1'elille FIVIlling, Ut-Itorla Brisson Funeral liorne it in Funeral Notices McKEOeORtE, OARS LAURA ___ ____ ' F & I • FM'vekipers, Inc Stocks Report CirmuI> 1. Stringer Ralph I'altmier ________ lii -,--- ,-.,:- Noon Sdriford National Cemeter), Pensacola. (~04 f JUiy We've Mrs I.uura S McKt'ndre'e, 81, for ha'ial Granakow F'uraergxl ilutrir of arrungermnenti Bonn' in charge' - - Palmetto A venue, died Tuesday (If Paola, died Wednesday night forwarded "''- '' Ilapandrea, Judges %ill reach it final Nllt,~ I.k1 Wk %I(KENDREE Sprl,r4s,, Lsuraellora, 18 grandth:llre'n, 29 "1 - ' _________ morning at his residence He after a short Illness Born in was a native of Ococe and had bluihira, Ga , he arric to 11 I .1 1) eA, it er'iic- $ng. W.ri'li'H I .,..,or,..r,. Ticke ts for the pageant will be as-xmiluubk' at the door with reduced prices for children. The (is-c prominent local Diane i: Marshall, Geneva Charles Robert Johnston, New Smnn>rria Beach J,unt-' If Mim>ess, f)cltonuu 1),iw T M IIC.'T; %VUltet Area Deaths MAMR... r-ff Ik'ltmin,, Myra B. Padgutt W,is ii. 1'r,im, 11.(i ( AIJIOUX I ,%%) Or Ii ru-I \1urg,mri-t Butler I;ub,a Harris Mildred Willett, ('huluota 1t, .1 Ja ks-s. Jr j',itruij M Bass Ernest I4'se n- ,) le, Y .% I It i (irprir.st(r 4 .............. A' Sullivan and Martin hope to Uiir>an, Altamonte Springs; line" or, telling what can ha' pleasant and satisfyingtake-home re slim u r a ft Katherine re1mtionship with the residents specializes in hone) -dipped establish rcsmtle'nu-e in the Alice PlaIt, done but the Sanford eitdifljintt', of the Sanford urea,' said golden brown chicken, other Sanford area and became tic- lA)ngwood; Lindsay Edwards, which was drafted years ago, is muienu Items include fish, live tiie'iiibn'rs of the community Carol Ann Barfield and Sullivan Joining Sullivan and Mayor shrimp, sluds and some its the> open other stores In Muiriann Sandy, all of Winter Park; Paula 1snist' Forrest, sn's cmii counties, Moire we-re Harold Omner, san-lw icbx's Susanne' Marie Gclm, I)xus'in Light. Ik'na Anti Uut'll, and SAN FORD FLOWER SHOP tW Ave 14__ P v" inrlude It & K Flerljr , ' -S. Hospital Notes .) ~~ t $111 )f'ullng in nperatlrifl ,.'I •'l.'r trii-,,I (ontrart(r . & Ribbon io,.,,'' VIICWIIA CONWI,• 13i4)eS Ms.....tt. Spe,au,, (., -11111 1 in' i'd by S.'-retary of 1 .iipply, I n , 1(% Semnin'It 'i I.' var d. ( as nether r other I"t'urth of JimI> activities , the event is a scholarship pageant ss hu Ii i' ,ui iffu-ijul prr'Iiiiimnar> gi `4 -orporationit haq been ,or rmuntile and ' kithing store, etx In-tirporator Ann Shapirilaroll Steven Shapiro, %1,irkn it:, all cf Fern ['ark , Ail il i' -w f I Pit "e firt '- r n Maitland i '.ir.i iii ui i' ti' Iii conflucting a general met- Ilt'lnl irmn-iurmjummn'tmiIrm witti s Instead ;r $3I.4717 - Hurmuui Stapp, who as Hurimia Inc - ''not gaitits '' in t'it)- court Ann l),ivis was "Miss (eorgia trils '' don't think the cits tr ii! l%8 '' Now iii:irrietl to a Wi h (:) f Winter Park dentist, she has ulinant't' prohibiting funils suhit'itatjiin without a p'rmmiit I.', w orked In over 150 pagt'uirit'u This new Sanford outlet 15 20 states w bile traveling over clear enough,'' Juilge flerrs lussus Uecapu Fred r isit-nI tf F •tiii&U Recipe ('Inn la'i; intsodUcs'd a new idea Fried ('hit ken, Inc , ice licensed I) I",imumotis. Recipe 100,000 miuil,'s during and since' said. at the grand opening of the :'uintiiings %'lct' prt'.sidt'rml, and Fried Chicken, Inc., of Dayton, tier reign as Miss (h'orgmuu The resulting itt'ciion by thin' Ohm, and, with its opening , a' her par t icipa tion in the Mis.s Judge' ('ff('('t('(l the' release' if -tuiirs 100th store' in Sanford ither dignitaries mark of achievement taxis bet'n Miue'rue'a Pageant. Instead of cutting the three miiembers of the' religious Before opening the doors on estabhicbeul both for Sullivan, traditional ribbon, Own' order, wirn were t'harge1 with ' '$SIlf " i'j l' formerly manager of trnnchist' Sullivan xir-id Mayor 14'e Moore .Ii$itI4Ilif3 CurileSIjints soliciting In the city without a outlet's general public. David Martin, services with the national include Ellen Atberstmnurdi, N'rmmiut In 1X't Sgt William broke' a wishbone' ,it the entrance at I 601 French 0-usenet and manager, treated headquarters, its he par- Linda Annette' 14)5 dxu-e, lies na l.s kens, wh,ii said inc if the' then the dignitaries lu the' spt'tiislts ticiputed in 65 other openings, Mullen, ('tier> I I )eniM' Starling Avenue tried to solicit him for funds on 'Breaking the wishbone of thus house, honey-dipped fried and b"umnous Recipe's 100th lifl(l h.mnu1, Stuart. all of a use ntoee ii Sariforti street Mutitlanel; Suzanne' I) (;uxstwin, outlet rymimbolaze's the hopes Famous chicken Jut,;1' Berry said other cits American l'hr Sanford Herald M. lit lII _______ 4 9 if Siereqif caught short. Charters last year's winner, Jup tin' water ski and fire works MAuI .ANI) - Sixteen area Taglau,'r, on Tuesday af- show fin tike Sytwlli.i at 7 30 I',uuities still t-oimmpete for [Iii' tertm*uiin tis il:iitIanil onil her III \ti' M:umtl;uritt' trown In the __________ coins nmmust niussuonuries in the field is the _________________________ __________________________ - fleci.%ion on "lit) %ill itucci,eil imirt %4ill make their debut at ______ Ill, largest "-I their pult-hritude Monday lit ____________ ' 'Iilru,lwe WiIi un , iir ir ;' mu anit Tuesday, at 1:30 p iii at tin' Maitlamut ('us k' ('enter. _______ - __________ --_- 1111%ard Sutton responds to ever) outer)- from - ______ Stirlipson. OrIjaidu NO Palatka, MrSL Fannie F(Xlree. W E Calhoun. and Mrs Mottle Thomas, both Jacksons-Iflearad W I. Cathoun, of Paula, a brother, J' Pauike't, Protestant denomination, and the uric s' itha the .11 . I ('indy ()'Uryan of Altamnonti' Springs ' jfp, ic'ii •---------------------- -- Molidav and TkIvS(1,I\ .. a ry left to right (1wrics Tillvv, pago-ant chair lill-Illa Stapp, former Nlis cel-eillonles 1111ji (-oIII(',stI1 ills 1,ill(lsay 1-:d%%, hr Kxt'hange Club of North Orange ltci'las their talents as well as _;__ . i(JItf. School S&L IF 1 County. They Edw.urd J hlauptkorn (JIam linigain. One's cormie's auw- ay front studying thus- horoscope with a se'flM' of deep respect fun' the pontiff Thai as a profoundi sensitive individual; he -j Bible Kav Parker. Price Baker. Paul fl, mr)- cutt and ills - Talbert, asvi Mrs Daisy I)enrnark haitli Mrs Harry Jacksonville and Mrs I) H of Sanford, Mrs Mary l.ukr, trw's - 4" _ MW / WW II Z 7 *I..., Mt I I Nt; l'l A NS for I he annual Mi 11% NIARILV\' GORD0%, W~- . --- surroundings, and maybe put a smile on youi' face! prediction - ' tints planet tint tie' eri closest becoming lncnsiissngl> involved to the ideals put forth by the seeking solutions to urban Nazarene pratilenis and to encouraging many I "' - niig B ut the Welcome 'Wagon hoytpii n make it easier e'scle " I stand lj> that Christians from, - -- - ' /' - Nearh - ''ti1g K I _______ "u, incTeasingis riuotll) lit 11117 41 and foreign field ame not onh with 1117 He laces the end of a local leadusrstiip but w'itha : ___ Bryan Canlin, Darlene Macken, senior highs and will feature Ronnie Williams, Mike Fit- tncmpolrnc. 1 -"-•-' k I - Chru.'ctjanity is rooted In Lh'cenube'r - 1970, tins nnassluriarut-r, it, uthet Lands astrologer wrote "The eveniricludingttn'UnitedStat5 horoscope' of liii Holinesa grows - so that Americans in the' y m provmdiniz advice and )UnSel to the Uidiietious kade'I'SIIIP As is . the States. tw cast in the' United whill othert. hot* ti, do b) violenc -____________________ -_____- . .m retreat at Coc'metta liouaes at at Die- Marvin McClair, home on Tr iplet Nrms Smvrmut Beach, The' gnqu North Drive', ' 1! " _______________ two s-cia-s or as our crmnmw'-wracked world tine of the niust mipont Mercur> his thoughts, iii- advances in tin' foreign mission ducutess that the' Pope- believes in field is tin' exetuenge' that has - 'I'm- youth group will ti \ niutti foe- Christ Suturdiu Ti- an Slight) Jupiter at 23 VLrro development of communit% It'll., ILI, tha man grieves over service, _____________ ill- He declared several di*es and niiucti of thin' world's ills art, uttrItiutrdtomipropertumuf Community United the mental processes to the' phrsucuh surroundings o! Methodist hwprwnurugs of e'%'erydAI) life' Thu Friendship Class will First U nit e d P'°n' an lee- Cre'anm Social Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in fellowship tiafl to benefit their Methodist mission project The Jwüor MYF of F Tiwannualcdicunmous t United Memwdist Church is arm planned for the Fourth of Juts . !I evangelism in recent years LEAVING p .it&iiii.il 1'.it'&mnt sju1siitt'd this r eport a rise' in over5ek -- I - f The s,honI, rrwxlucted t;y tue rornp!etinn of the first year art a man sgem.nt project iali Ar, r Iran Savings 't#' itu4ert for a serond ycir trictufiite in rrw*rutIon with •f _______________ _______________________ - d(i Awø iatIn of Seminole County ______ Beauty Pageant w idose of Miles M years trios- i ng here' from seam Jacksonville He was a Baptist Mc Kendree and tnemnber of the and a retired life Insurance Church of Christ of Pacoth. five includ.' Survivors rak'snaar, :Jlrt~ ,;tar I! t5 not sur. when 11L, floliness reqjionds to ____________ Mr E C. Osborn, will sing This. Is N> Counts'> will - , - -- fI i..'. 1 ' 1) _V, "~ / Southern Raptist Con-entir, 'ira- of the few bodies able / p - - ,rirl?ur(f H \ jtir i'I sti. k I 'fr'.'1r ..1 - 5 '.-. 7V _____________ Gandhi. Saivonairollij arid Annw om;cussi itals , (hit future- Pope' Wu tact huts e'Suut't i-mirth tuoir Uranus and Saturn art' in"ril was time' sot; of ii local banker arid speculate- that his Moon trained in the' sign of banking, We- hiams'e airead> explored and nit'mt,vr of tin lt,ailiar the public is Hear 8 LiLirgu it urpin acrid both, 'crc hostile to iiIe1'nmnig of Venus at Leo; it ii a "I on it patriotic Uienit:, unt! Medical tt' w chint. undeT thit- dirt-ctiov of ('f the must subtle brciukdow Ia good health Itidmis i tIn' lack ..-. - .Z'.-.'- kILJ __________________ __________ _________ e basic message of A Members of tin' F'oret Luke- Chtu'ch will have- a servmi't' en;, Seventtu.da Adventist Church cerning Cflrustuuns- and the'apatriotic' dut> It their eountr in Fort-31 ('its its well &i h sister churches will celebra te Pastor Bob 1.0% will preach lit ; annual r.4 ..-. 4 ____ --_______ mt-dicid experts - art jr, would Ile difficult to primi,ry urban-oriented Montint would succeed him.) opportunity ilind his grL-atein rountri to which he is Central Baptist - Recipe Fried ('hicken, I lt9 I-"rt'nch :\VCIIU(', accomp,imlIu,'d h' ('0-owner While' - atithorit% Jerr\ Sullivan, liarold Omer. li~tllj)11~11 pl-e.sl(it,lit. ill,(] ('o-oli`%ner David Mart'in Votillit'lent huzitimsk% givet, t1K. oLcult Ntjir~ art. all in libra, which M 'AU"X-d Senior High Fellowship of tIme L.uthesrunu that JlLt Holiness rould . Todai's foreign rriLmonary is Retirement astrologer t'ustmnul: such ix chart ynibul far thus degree' "A not a robust sigma, and in fact, suffer i'u'st Presbyterian Church of Cent er physical violence, while better paid and lives moreira Ik,Lond will conduct on Sept 21. l87. might well fluuru. climbing a ladder and the' young Montini was delicate Neptune- ginS"- him good c'unfurumbl'. than Sanford will meet Sunctais with communion; service-s at 8 15 and tuivi- concluded that hen was helping others se lit' strive' lit' lived at borne' while' studyin his g JUd4ZIiient in selecting ('imids and Sieve liuket ut 521 11 aria Suridius - at Good sonmeune' 5-ers friends pc'rdecesacin, who went out t special Yet time' behind tiiri, At the' top, a s't,ikcI fur thepries th ['luniasai Drive' (flu Fridin, Juts ood Ordained in and nleflttWS India tin' China or sonic' other Stie';'tme'rtl l,utherisrs Church, chart would runt have- howta ilgure' holds out to hut; a wreath; 11r20, hue' studied for jmncither two tin, Junior Iligtn- will go Sa nford Thu Moon's Node's oftet: give' faraiw as plimc.- for a lifetime' of spn'cifu'ulls that this rwwtsrju of stilts ' 'l'tus forestaadi,wt,d >t'airs. bn'foreentering the tublill, lit Illur Springt. fruit, I-zi clue's it a nuin's eventual fate hardship. In nlkn% rases Surl" %, Jul% ~, servlre! will infant %ou' ld bevollit. Pope flaul Ili,, ruie Ill. povi,cr. through .some [Hi tiring tire tubes or rubbei In- rundut'it'd In i. wufleati VI (e'rtiuinis a great potential field rmmerti'd will,I without ever earning home on uunuui where' tin' wits ti reniami until has suggested he would take up furIhi nit% student St' It th' flit leaderst.Ill, %at. Indicated. %elfare he' ,Iuh 11-13 at ('ormetti blouse daughiter of Ibm' lIe's Dr eirct'011 lif, I'Opu nic former CroWn which drop;wd Irmn the e'spt'cuuills He v more likely to be b lvlidershi; in Ill New Snivrnu His Sun is at .1 Ubn'ui, ii Puu[-, John XXIII, had imide- ne' head of a (alicia leader 'John u Burke>, director of time' 1,tither- spirituxmt nuitters fr a ternal worker, serving location winch often results in a se'rrn't of time- fun he' hoped hi thus. win, Ic be tiu greatest alongside the' nationals of the a!, Retirement Center Forest Lake port and E-i-tei-x-n pri-lilliv ttuit hiontitu turned ho, the' past. brc'onung increasingin rmotiibi, for their tar: their Itessari: all had planets i-earl or ins fdUIer5 profess involved u lix dali', life of the suuiriiul gm-mit-es uric! their Mars - liii, ttnerg> is at High ii 11w' hauruscape- house' of people 1w is sent ti serve QUESTION. TION "Poiw ['xiu- diplonwi's hi tact, it was in the laUra. a' dt'gret' of gut thanmn religion are Pluto his Tin'se' are some of would Ins, chiurt tii,v,- show-mi tiuzu! field of dipicmuire that Muntini uind gvuitletmes,sj 'Plus i' could not u:iiversie,l consciousness and gleaned from a Copk.> News tued', In' would ta'c-oue the first timade his murk fail ti twl' tuna as i Vatican Neptune' 'his inspiration, Bo th Service surve) of a number of Pontiff' Even on the dais lie' wits. Ruler of thin sigr, laUra is thplcnia;t are ii; quicltsils'e'i- Geniini, cacti denominations active in the borta" " 'senus pluue'rtt here at 1 Lso Note' Ilait tin' Sun. Muon and has a clear meaning Pluto foreign mission field ( ople'e 'sew i Se'rs-irv The itt's Carl Moberg, 711ir set'Telary- ad%i."l plans _ _____________ U, - lilt. are rwarl completed (or the imunistrator, 4liki'cit thie port with two no- prep.r.itton of an eight-color ,'otitl .it't In ttrI effort %"(iM'-s, ! I -' _______________ T ••' I * .uumes liimi, S('llL miicnitw'r t- - I., Li 4 on the honw-mission-a field is Southern Baptist Fore'igr Increasing, the foreign Mission Board nussmnars is still managing in __________________________ hold his own in mans areas Potted th Plants the Christian niissmnnars \\ remains Ii spread the Gospel, (Ann Riley Photo Itijad Fern Park, starting at Young people' of the church,, 7 30 p.m., featuring ttu' teaching in the Summer Sundas Fellowship Quartet of Sotiuiol - ['aulmi Itorhe- - Ann Melbourne- Additional singing retired minuttet now resichni: lit __ t' i ::nt'dgcr uar u' Is i;urgt's Riri o: nuirning prayer group will flirnst Lake- liaptit C'hurchi, 415 Ridge' Pope Paul \"I H iii the' lounge at 10:30 a.m First Presbyterian - - __ . - Wv'ekdns services will con- Lu the ran • deter-mine the precise nuinhet- missions While' life mis tw of Ameiriraiu1 aers'mg in the simpler than in the Africar foreign naission field, but the jungles, a Southern Rapu best estimate is something over spokesman noted, the en' 4(1,000, including Protestants t'rrnnment in wInch Id_as-s and Rorzuin Catholics missionary works is more Then' is in doubt that the complex, "requiring more number was aonwwhutt larger, finesse and individua l perhaps as much as 75,000, back judgment '' in the 1920s. lix' he's-dims of the ''He' has bridged the gap Arnencan nussmoniirs abroad between the colonial period 1.1, iIaiilIiUf$. iiIa&Il$flhiU IllICfl 1W emergec as a mayor China and Cuba are closed and force and the period of other countries art' hostile' to nationalism and politics; Ansrric'uni, of an> stripe, shifting that is now entering its although contributions tn third decade,'' said Jesse ç rhurctie are down from their Fletcher, director of the aA I, ii. 'Time, 'luk'nt,. 'Iresasurt It __ ,_' Mrs .1 Byers. Mrs Michael their -- _________ tniverity rf (crnne - tirijt, IIttfllril Flynt. Sanford, I-frd I', find the twr,-week intensive eiueat' b"rn f.r pernn, in managerial r'l ' ?iwI for (fl ,p'r-kt-j p'cItjon in avri irit for ivIng an't frn c'rrinnrI .11 the tJnivrrilty (ifiircl loan i-ititiorq Mitt Flynt is one of onrwrtiq lit July I-2R M55I?Ifl? proximately t students rhnn M applicants from across retnrytreasurer at First from Federal Savings and (ffl ftitifltty (Or the first year . ,. F , ,dIlp. ,. ..,,n S -. lI Itt' di I'll dl' be i - g(, home " 14el __________ American 'ORN - others are- crying. ''Missmonars , - __ I - - - - Workshops for tIa- tall bazaar Taylor, Mrs Buti Meyers, Mrs will begin at lint> Cross 1.5(155 Rmucknutmj, Mrs Lynuni Epis.c'npal Church parish house' Rogers Mrs Frank Newkirk. lounge Thursday, Jut> 6, at iind Mr and Mrs E P ["ii. a.m unck'r trw direction at Mrs £4te'TUIU Katherine Bishop Motto fan' the tMu4uar, which will ha tick! Nos. Prairie Lake Good Shepherd been workmn around the world with their Its 2,503 missionaries in rood works though some career service in 75 eountrnss countries havi closed their aS four-s-ear rnissmonars - - .0m: NI-' %I reaching P . - groups will aW, takt- part ft ('LAIRF ('OX Copies .ew, St-i's-ic,- ,,,J ,I zl'erultj, ['errs Itziwis, Ant Nrwma, Jra' Raker, Itands Crummier and Patti Meyers Chaperones include' fIrs and Mt'buurii'. bet,ss Hrtuoks, (linns I ,,'s'it and Mar', Ann Grover, un under direction of hot t%CIIC', manufacture the hoorit M naries Are Dwindling ________ in the heart that God hath Le. (fbi issio Area Church News tinut, duritil, Or- summer will agricultural %&tNMen proiluct.si Kelleynoted his office " 1 a. /_*._~ Episcopal firm pastars of the Orlando church we. e elected to the rpi."pPr% . - of sin, and an inheritance of eternal life Holy Cross Oil IiIll55$,'fl i workers i raised Hun from 1.1w- dead, and confessing with 1.1w' mouth that Jesus is Lord In so doing we heroine a part of a great imiexphicablt rnvsters ,but more nnportant than that, we ill I ______________ depths of Gods infinite mind or to attempt an explarunuor of bin- unfa thonabk love How sunpk- Just to belirvi- His Word 1`1 _1:t, To -. ," thonty and (;retr Sanforil iIutr on hwntin sr ScinIr1Ih not 11.5ing IhIS Illeal1% for Ili The se, m cond industry I . ; granifti it MOW annual ,'lnr% Central Miliwcirk of Vintcr increase to bnni the total ductrial a(Nuicit,i'tI Park, no% in the proce& ,k ol yrarh lm% for the e%eviltive tTun- ing its plant into another !Iecretar% Ii' 11 4,(1fl, Instead OF ha5 l,een emupow erod to 1(ranl:,' the prol'%ose,l .'15 per eent Ili. persail.1, Kvllc% said the Wtom crease previoush.propoisett b% . financinK lilt the county and In illustrative of the .. If - 1.1W late Bishop John W. Branseomb In 12, and Rihop F4ward .1 Prndergraiui In IQE'4, who presides over four Mississippi conferences a nd will retire July 15 ca ' ministers do not "run" for the church's hi!hest office, and there are no nominations at the 1-10110 red Rites Jurisdictional Conference rk,legster vote wc'retls, and the II' 1.17 MATIIIIL X th iIr-g.itit SLii Sizu'tnrt v. iU, tin ti,.ur', a'twrs M lnn first ballot is cnns,ck'r-t'd ii ncmrnlnatlng list of posslhlilitie's i t,L\ I -. A-ti'er. read tht scripture and Chi'r Quei'ns weri Mi'Inut Ilurki- Tnurhtor, nominee must receive 6fi per cent of the s'ntis to be elected i...hl ri •:i' ' 'J".:rit jinx ,',Lir t,jjtç-.. ._'l Mi'45..f I 7f. e-- -' rogat •' s.- "i' " ' .•• -i 'iM sec' ,', .o- cifln2it- iI,ntt'r Mrs and laura Ya tes, Ut't'f, with I. thin hUr4't, lintt 4 leaders ol the Florida acteçi:i'ir ;,. i., Ltosd __________ _.,. ."'-. Horace A L i)unn sat,, ''Si __ . ;wni I Sn' pint Iu'bbmn Edwards, Ilamnpiorn, slot ci! First United Foster, of Tallahassee', and William A Meadow's Jr.. Miami I'i i&ict Arlt't'n '.'nu ' '7is' Ililluird, Fern llreves and Methodist ('hurx'tj, of Grnet', lawyer _____________ tlmti-'io Mrs. t:dwmirth wi Mrs I'hind itwinI, Artren hit: Ant Surnrmwrsill Queer, prt'scntr&i thi closing prayers Besides 2T clergymen. the Florida group's 21 las wiistx'd tis Mrs, V M Simtb director for tilt* Seminole ht-c'ti: Linda Jotmnsor: - and the txsnedia'tmor, Mrs delegates include 10 women Six Negroes are also members WMU director, who welcomed Acoemnitmrj, presented each ir1 riivnibt'rs, Slum of the delega tion, five lay and one clergy. Sizemore. l4vrnes was puinLct * Gospel star) of a Saviour who came ti, open tin' spiritual eyes be lieving $ Liz Ma thieu Photo) then- were such, healing qualities it,mud, we would be using it tnd,ai'. ti 'uru blindness, n, rvrr- rr'usnr. said. "hi car': In . Hut 11w nun- sightless mar; declared those victorious words, "whereas I was blind, now : urn" and receive fin- Son, --'--- -____ I ., fltneill,waI companies Seminole i.:iii t'inpmn - 15 I )t .: lim , 1,~!V. ii -~,~, %::-~, % V. :.q, '!, I'll 11 r,, S I lisslonarx. Union directo, , PC,_n Reev P_", . m rs. sight U was unreasoruible that a little spittle and dust could numkt- such a diff erence when rubbed in and washed off. If U • 11 one of the newly-elected bishops will not he known until , SiZCMore and lAura Yates. teen director. Tern Hilliard, Linda .Jnhn.son. County Counts Industrial I*%'eIopfl)Cflt Chamber 'f immcrt'c in. Counts, Kcllc taI.'tI 'onunttee hate Authnt SCIDAI meeting b iluctrial Hai;ti Ri'nned ativucet that eeeut,ve scc'retar David F 'orked with 5 prospects, Nelk answered 119 inquiries, realired 5I!WC Seminole ha not ni mlith'h While declining to name 16 new firms and nine . Walter as Orange ('o,mmit In the iay 01 industrial park and cit the Industries, Kellev said a panslons hankers, initiustrial revenue The minutes of the 'lsn manufacturer of decorative buit't cession were chanjet to bonik shoulil h' iItIlI7eit a' a concrete panels would Iix'atc _________________________ tool for I ndi;'trv The Florida epi.scopal area will be assigned a nes - mu. SCOTT hurdj 'hop, but whether he will hr a transfer from another area - cuss to understand Jcsus Ir,ves mc, this I knrni - for the Bibk tcll mn si.' sings trw little child Rut has this became too sample for the mature mind in our soptns.Icated societ FI --);- S& - Noft.t. To HtrIal intte fr,r nn%klering ('l%flSIflfl. He distribution to prospective ne stated eoijnt inih.itrthl groups. lntu'triec We ill get thee indiictr,c Scnnole County with a total f 1n4l%ftIIng the Seii'iinoh' Port Au. printed a n a pntbIe a It Johi were 1'ulged thorit. Sanford Aliport Au- Is the main tool for ceiling lit. uthetem at the flAmftl4Wl's C'onferenee. July 11.16, at lake Junaluska, S.C. The nllireresent 11w FIm-ida Conference as the $'("ond Largest delegation among the 542 delegates - half Isv, half cIerg •- of the Jurisdiction's 20 conferences. The Sous .erT Jurisdication. one of five regional hn&t-q sin the United States had 11 bishops who administer episcopal areas. &x of them, Including Florida's ' Bishop .lames W Henies, of lakeland. will retire_Jul 15 due to -• wvWr -. - whospokrtheworIdstnttibeinandnn "Maintains their, . -. 11 Fifty-six floridans are among delegates Of Triune God, the Crratzn- and Sustainer of all things, Moving - - It is indeed an awesome and wonderful thtwight that : . Elect .1p who wi ll elect redemptinn L - -•- ----- --- - -I--- Barbara Flynt -W tI / - Tiwlate Dr. A W. Toier once Mated Uui: ' Tht (osTie L M. simple that it na he understood b a child, yet s' CA - .-- 1;#,*4\ . 4 - ' .. Industries " . . W ~ 1 ' J ew I ti' 01; . .. Jc lh RES. G. fLAIR MeGARVFY Sanford AlIIaarr (iurch 2 - .... . I - - L~,-.-_L r - '*.~ - ---- - Friday, June 30, 1S72 CZW J ------•-• --- ---- MW -• :-Th Al_I ---- --. associm4monsol seminole COnssty MAindorluct Si? W.ei Fuel LOPIGW000 01 liCt On tiH 434 Al 135 )Iip 1741, Lu.ui,',u,,J, F,,sd. �--b-----_ - --- AA— The Seniord Hera to FrJday. June 30, 1972 - - - - ----- -- - .- -__ I All COP - - ... Ttv C_ -t '.')V(fl(J I((raRl ri(iy, uf' 7 Dill FESTIVITIES STAP 1. 14 Nit Proceeds Benefit O'CLOCK AT O -N I ilt # JULY 4th SCHEDULE LIONS CLUB BLIND FUND t $ 0000 - _____ d • •... -. LITTLE LEAGUE GAMES tAE ENJOY A CAREF REE 161DORS MARINE is 1ST PRIZE 300 'Lrt StR\tLL II MERCURY : ---- A - - --- INDUSTRIES. INC. WILSON - -- Raeot~ FRIED CHICKEN - Sanford of ::: B uilt Busines s - in the United Ph 323-3430 RETAIL PAINT CENTER . , - - ., -- - . -. [ Dia1322.2363 A. B. PETERSON SR. i - - T;TLE 7 , 3 226123 ea 1 F IRST ST SENKARIK 1. j- IYIRYFAIR e remember and celebrate today! ) . FL OI?/DA .5TA kI RIENDL BAr U ti - - . - v - .. Aluminum Products Co. MAt4l.IFACTURERS OF Aluminum Windows 3300 Orlando Dr. JOHN Tax Collector Entertainment . Banquets Rooms . . Special Parties . . Dining . . . Conventions . . Weddings . Holiday Isle Complex - nnw •. - - POLK . - ,_ Have Fun - i.0 -- ..., y.r ,,a .- _•--' - UA/I CHECK YOUR TRANSMISSION • ON THAT VACATION _ SAFE HOLIDAY . BEFORE YOU START ,,_-, Sanford Boat Works on the St. Johns a-- ,.a — as3.tr.-. a -- ar Stay Alert on the Fourth.**. - HARR Harrell & Beverly CElERY CITY TraflsmiHjofls ? 114S 300W. First %t,,Sanfnrd SANFORD 2.. •tflrfl aS5. S'- - - .a...fl5 322-7451 , - -- - Then continue to envoy the rest of the season In a Cobla boat. ,b.. -. S ee them em a . S B Monroe Harbour lnc..Sanford Marina, Sanford Volkswa g en Bob's Boals & Motor%, Inc_ 5321 E. Colonial 011 Orlando "After You Try The Rest-Then Buy The Best' SQUAREBACKS FASTBACKS SEDANS WAGONS . Sales 3219 Hwy. 1792 Sanford 1322.1635 - .. IN SANFORD ON JULY 4th Park Ave ti -S.. PRINTING CO,, INC. 1 .5 Package Bar - SECOND YEAR • YIS Store • as S START YOUR OUR -, FIFTY JACK PROSSER FORD COMPAiV 3784 ORLANDO DR., S. HWY. 17.92 - - Ph. 322-8415 Sar4ord FIprid B.B.H. BOATS Inc. Sanford The Atlantic Banks help. Member F.D OJAN Phone 323-1910 Sanford, Florida IN A FORD ON THE FOURTH 3_ - Sanford, Florida - COUNTY . ahnnn j (M~v Central Florida's only Trojan dealer presents the F36 sport cruiser. .the uuimate in yachting pleasure . Special Businessmen's Lunch LOUNGE OPEN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY AND STAFF FLORIDA Ph. 322.9442 other Trojani from 2.&, r)60 ll _- RAY Ft. Mellon Park Beautiful Lake Monroe 2100 S. French Ave. Sanford . COUNTY, Railings Sanford's FRIED CHICKEN Ave. Sanford Bath Enclosures at Maryland VI10LN SHERIFF * t • W~_ *t . CLOSED TUESDAY. JULY4Ih z...r_-.n .atr C:'d' Chicken Livers. Fish and Shrimp I "Paint for Every Surface" 322-25 31 • . HAPPY HOLIDAY (A). — G.TROY moo 1A 111A I •'. HAVE A "Glass for Every Purpose" Country Club Rd MEMbER - DINING ROOM PROMPT TAKE OUT SERVICE Chicken by the Box, Bucket or Barrel i i . course! trn-cts..ras Come Early.... For The 204 N. Park - Stl Enjoy a Golfing Fourth TE 84A1/( Santo aare— -._.-__— . THE B - Large CrfI)r+m.-, .,uAKANTY & 372 0204 . Seminole County's Finest I - Come See Us on the 4th 1 CORPORATION • I1 IqI7tS nford Really Relax ... 800 S. French Ave., Sar,ford No Job Too Large or Too Small .-------- Afti COUNTRY CLUB ff1 -- KAMPF I REGISTERED PEAt ISTATE fWOKERS Saluting Our Flag TP - Enjoy a safe Sanford A. B. PETERSON Jr. Ph. 322.5212 Join with us In 1... .---.--- and sane Holiday SINCE 1943 COMMERCIAL - — ------ . 12ON.arvoiii This July 4th 1972 - -. Member F.D.I.C. Enjoy the Fourth St. Johns Realty Co. Sanford, Florida 112 S. Park Ave. FOOD - - 1110 Pine Ave. States. ________ ,-... -.--.----,------ . 24 Hour Service Cases ROOFING HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE coc I, to our Great Country MORTUARY KADER JEWELERS L IM 44 RESIDENTIAL Happy Birthday I ______ -- SOFT DRINKS ---- - ------ EICHELBERGER 1 July Third and Fourth ' 1809 French Ave. Hill-way 17.92 GAMES SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY Mon~ay and T,,(, ! C,,,y e7,4?JO/$ a Sound tedc'r.l seminole F F . _ DEDICATED TO THE PEOPLE OF WE WILL BE CLOSED $125 -- You do not have tobepresent to win ___ HOLIDAY 1EÔWE or Tall Home - r • KIDDIE RIDES HAVE A HAPPY Box * Bucket Barrel $ With savyrorc,rn t.- ----------- for July 4th 'I . LI Gain nuncInI ' PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED - ______ BINGO The Picnic Place Dinner riiIZE $53 v A ,A,,i L'fl SANFORD PLAZA - L 3RD -= • - On The Lakefront Hwy. 17-1111 1 Mile west of Sanford pegill ___ 0 CHRIS PORTEWIG OWNER OUTBOARD MOTORS Eat In - U • 7 P.M. Continental No. 2 vs National No. 1 - - &- FOR PRIZES 'FIREWORKS BUR ER I •--1 DI $1 U J710 BEFORE THE FIREWORKS DRAWING DINING ROOM __ - 4:30-6:30 P.M. BBQ is served BARBEQUE OUR AIR CONDITIONED - FOR A T DUSK INDEPENDENCC GAMES JOLLY FOURTH i 0 IN CASH PRIZES N n t nna I No 2 M -vs American No. 1 LEAGUE; A . For Lucky Ticket Holders - LITTLE i 5 vs Continental No. I -- A LIP Tf — - Service ORLANDO 644-5014 - Parts 1615 - A DIVISION OF ASHLAND OIL AND fEFININ( . DeLANo - BOATS INC. 736.0810 I Sanford, Florida 7 COMPANY �- - __________ _:---i-: '- ________ _____ - - .... •_::._______i_L___Ti__i______________________________ - . - ..--- - .------- ________ _______ ------ -. 6A-TheSanford Herald __________________________________________________________________ Friday, June30. 972 Pc°l Notebook Editorial Comment Connally-Kissinger Highway Safety For July Fourth .J Donna's Confrontation? The Fourth of July holida weekend has just about as niany meanings as there are individuals. The obvious and traditional honoring of this greatest of national patriotic holidays has been diluted by the years and by the events to avoid accidents must rest on the shoulders of the driver, \Ve are often criticized for rintiniz ton man pictures of auto accidents, Vet this is one of the hard facts of news that do take place. Lives are have a full page message to our readers in this edition. It also a rnatter ol record that mechanical failures of steering, brakes, lights - e windshield wipers - contribute to the ic('i(1('I1t wsIll;Ti)N i 411 S1811' in S4'&i *'t.0 iiti' It .hhii tnii.iII' .hculit k' th.' nt.t Ni ii 111111011 C'I'( I Itl,ltIlr changes at St ate mt I he White I Ioiit' Connally Octait htied htnieII •i a mator ral of Pr Ik'nry KISSIIieI failures. Vet there is a common denominator which Ignorance of these facts is a sure road to accidents which could and should he avoided It slogan It is a principal of automobile operation that all can adopt and practice with good results Li U' It'll I hc bIIIIip4'II firmly all t he same 1110 p04111011 Ii( the dollar, foreign ex• '. change tales and the monetar' exchange s stt'fll that Lu tilt? isuisUai p.t?IiI UI, isi'..ii'. . •.... .. . and in the camps and forests. Tonight at 6 p. rn the official weekend travel starts being measured Not for distances traveled Not for speeds achieved. Not for hours f,,,,PW.. .J*tJ15V -. .. Fidridge Reach has estimated this will he 32 If _, - .-. - _________ not to Ms i't'Iit'% t'd this dollar iiiic'. P u zz I e s lu't ii Ki'.'intt't .itid t'onnalh •r0 able, forceful. deter ned men hot II '.'omina nit a Itea'. degree of 10 alt ___________________________ oni their tatT'. jl1'i COIIIC titit s'. inging 1'Ili' n't'sIt '.'. nc'.itat'lt' 'lh'e !1l,'fl l'acmng (onnall'. tot ecretar> If t.itt '. In the old da>s, If >ou didn't the d4't '.tant them the right to education, ers than that agt'nc> ltas cltllnlatlited itt lit'.' Past t'.'.o And no husband is likely to For one (oteign t'conomw polic) would tn' .4 major of being right, pa> for equal stork it iioe't stork just because his stife's thr llUMFSTEAI) Alit 1(IItCE I-In AI'i II , OhIV,'tirii) II'flIt tI.IhII' .. .........,. . .,................ honuing, It' ilni anti hilly equipping III Ieiic int' Army hottailoni has sI'ri'ut.tI 75 nitles IIASI Fi1iuilngii l'1irkori MimiI lkh tentiII b' 'ittrng 10-ri' ithiìut finii rkii,n )I4I t•rn mack 't. r ' n.'t"i nvinn -n . or tii're I'rotecti'r ore iklng •sriyiine in thi'ni or th4' pren ('TI nnv trrMp In vrnent in U.' skn. Aith t. nd Airi,rr,p putt' Nihtttyrd uiiii 't r4iiIlpuItec Irtito the ilty 'mrntil hInt' MhirnI .4rPM flit' r'imp wa rratt'd at th. rau in tht' Army trying In S4i lar, the i- otjntil hoc rrfiicstt Anott'r oftir er, to. ala. re51w' qi,4, hnwevr, that a requt'ct of tht' Jtsctiet' 1.prt. a14w%g 1th ti Nsinn plan r Si'nd rtutipliniicntc '.1 fucet I'. is' i'kntifird. c.ikI the lime 21 memo. icueri at tht' rnen tt jwir iIt1 'irr;ng ip fe'irt in th. ar. I liarg'n I 'ti.iriit' 575th lH( '' tent 'It •i riterely a prepa- l'ent4igtln dated t fpl4r. llin'vi'r, military oust t'i Ito ilstirc iiI tw' retoly in U'- PU'1w.dItoin r lc,te trw.pu dilli-rsfri,,ii the Army ('or;'s siiillsng ,iriitmnti the des.'rti'ci on relve ttwr,, " .it on appropriate lime in the 1H'II zoning nrtftnant'e for tht' t•It't Sititi uI t,tti' Iiiiport.ancc in k 'PUIE tltlart,'rs arol '.4101111 rri'. (or those who are violating traffic rules and "- If they had, the> 'ii tc .alize that - çol..JNT DO\'VN the icinguage of liberatrari losec meUiin in the trans1atior t :'-' . • -. , - ' V tituch as icsible. I - men "a'. .hould be tr,ln'ifrnred a tiiffR-ult tune forcIng '.4 hat stuilti aplwar to be vs. '':ut't tines ted L,'. sd' .11114' IIICII. that t,tirt',iii dv rcstri&'tt'd itt s'. hat it ss ,is • i'; hislorn-.ill'. 'tit, •'I IOiii'iIl ' ' -. Com .t' .\ cen'.'> i or I titi'r nat ionl,ll itt''. OItIII1C11' 44111' ' I tIn' setbacks I ould '. There '.'.i're Ilitiunts for ii 0071cr 5 p,.,,, AP .n(J4.d 0 t.u4.fl5 i'r,' ', tstt;l,' C ou'? v resources for a maximum effort during the holidays." I.and of romance Wouldyoubelie'.'eGlsc'oming cther non.English'speakirit. co,inU'ies. There's s.enora an I resulting from inadequate roads to handle the Irauleia in Germany. Tn efforts to control beyond their present capacity. Actually, the language bar. ncr isn't the only problem stitt. Regardless of all that has been done to improve the marking of traffic lanes, the installat ion of new and more practical highway to lessen traffic blocks, the prime respansibilitv fut'rath TELEPHONE WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and FRANK - :'rt'ign economk' polic'. framestork or Ot)jeCttVe ,\t lea't none that stert' clear Ic. all .nit'rican a'er'it's in tin' field -. ' '4 , ,t -. ' '' 0QVL. •' * '; ' '' • - I. - ' ' ' ' .j)RICE QMISI VOLTOLINE, Circulation t''yitiniic ta's JOHN A SPOLSKI. Atioceate Hoffman and Al Lewis botn in separate reports said the Altamonte planning under'st'ay is being done stitti an eye pent'.' arc' tied st ith national and international econonli. policies can foreign polk> 'situ regard to our fri.'nds and ahlit's around the storlil l.TL' ComptroI.r STAFFORD DERBY Ed toro1 Editorial Page ROY GREEN Adceetising Manager Publjip, JIfll. I, $4 7) 30. 1177 O[ n- 7 _______________________ J4IflP'. N M,in F'ut'Ii)* In. 11. i .Iuiy 1 Ii 1113 ti a I FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION PlO 77 133 FOR SEMINoLE FLORIDA DORIS - MCCPsbn.Cl WILLIAMS -- RAY STEVENS at the request of the ('Al_No Council before he was stricken with a heart attack last week, abis secirid ti no one' ."scept the President tiinlst'lf \'hcat then '.s'ul hapten to I)r Kicsinger II I, AR( 1400,4' nami'd PI5,nt,tt JACK JA(K50P4. has 1,104 s Florida hospital, Orlando, earlier this week and placed in a regular hospital room only to suffer another attack. ,-' . - - - ' - The Bare 'Appeal ii> ul.i:I;" >s"'.OI)lI't' - -- H) EDWARD NEILAN WASHINGTON Some 60 per cent of all released convicts are arrested again within four years. - part of their social responsibilitty CIII the plight of the exconvict Working through companies - itiostly. at this point, in employers to chuck their traditional views on the employability of ct-cons and to give them a chance to prove therT'iSeI%'eS more accuratel'.', if they the former offenders I are sur. ct'ssful, we can turn our attention to other industries " volvement In the rehabilitation effort. convicts while they're still in prison, The most actIve that if a former offender is employed full time after tiis Penitentiaries To augnient these in-prison programs. DARE If he storks part tune, that chance drops to S5 per cent. if ___________________________ In Illinois, private sector leadership in prisoner Association, a trade organization for manufacturers of More than 300 ex'offenders are enrolled In DARE paid In advance Several years ago it had inaugurated a training program washed out; that is, were sent back to jail. s oiperating of th's publisher of The Herald Any I?. dividual Of fIrm resporisublb for SUCh reproduction wilt be conside.-e'd as Intniriging on Th, Herald's copyright and v,iil be held liable for damage undtr the ia* Published daly eacept Saturday. Sunday and Christmas '*rittn permission published Saturday precedIng Christmas Th, Herald is a member of the Associated Pr,si which Is en ttied *ctuiveiy to tPib use for reproduction of all thi local news printed thIs newspaper _____________________ ri the association a grant to put Its skills and experience to stork - The resulting program, cafled DARE for Direct Action for the Rehabilitation of Ex-offendersi, now operates throughout Illinois and in parts of Wisconstn and Michigan. H D. Curran, over-all project director for DARE, describes its work as primarily educational: to get ti general public and, more specifically leaders in the private sector, more interest in helping the fanner offender. s , iFi '' " OARP.q IP'. rSiaijiP E. t Lii n-at, '..man Rji144qd. 4I'imQflt,5pt5 n'Ior'da on .ardprjo.(1, ØurtuanI I 'IC,., .i, Puma S'a'u'V SnOt,.? * IN ?4. O.rt Ott 0CJ 041 *14 t8# Cl,,4 Of l '" It t.tA" 24 1..'. 14$? 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Ci.'W if it 5!O J , NWjt Offlf i ?#• 1414 ' Yn 1''t,tiO,, S 4??ocne 7 r'c.c ate,. tPce'yIIy, -c?N.,* 5. a (I'4uJ? w.J) be 'ci'r4,0 aa.ntt Ou *4100 'cc, '.0 '0 ro'if r 3t,riI , f Ih. rot cc '0 Out ram, tO 4.? OACJFR 'Net'( • c •jt•' 'IOrN • t'f 'A *1 . Y4rt ROtiIp,i'l t, all "Jan S4'litPI 14 1*c3r.*j YI' east , ' 'li" 1 2 '.ue 'lw'pc i.-gr.., o .tt j 3 t. t rqc' 1113 is.a, AU I Hi) P rOf Aitacyccy'y sr lIla? thu ar$ cit.r.st.i ci 0 'SS% tPf.i. .5 4% I'hJ't 04r41'.I *tfl ia'd 4r'N t of 44 ' 4% I.4• 'Npc• ViaVJ O4'a'. *tPc 'd .41? ,AaiI 44vq •ci OOr?4Pitt1 ?fl '4Cj 0 lad ri.ar , ciu Gfle, '4. 'oncm,j,,on .1' •0 M0"N r.çcit c1*, •.ø tØr ' '0 ?N.po,cit of .nnng lynq 041.0 a' ,u.ntr Perk. , '1,5 11401 1) 177 _______________________________ '. P4 THE CIRCUIT COURT t•T'i JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ill AND FOR NOTIcE UNDER FICTITIOUS CIVIL ACTION NO 77 7 NOTICE t •"•O NAME LAW .p.n 'NaI tIlp 'l ISmm. atCOy 1 1•t-'. 'tip ,ty :o.cta cir 74 Out •rr,a C TN4tp,0p.qt ly' 5th it £,rwi,t ln.a.*aarl Oniwa ROSIl 404 .4%? if iS t4.QIl*4, 7 l'7 ab1W 011 12S IAA ¶S.t'I. t-am'Iy O'*.Ii.nq TIlE YACATING. AIANOOPaIIaG. MS 1 Ito, Os ryg Stir . It " COM[W SIEVE OURC,OVPaF and Plich.)gur Long JOSEPH DAVIS. itt - ot , 1(0 STRoM. DAVIS & McNTO5,i A?torne tor I'Ia,nl,If Posf 011cc liv. IJii,I ?ianlr. I lOr , cja, 32771 And fir the or 7104! *.th lilt Clerk of D'ttOlulioi, ot Marriage p00 are regurr0 to S.c P1'S (OQy l your '"n dfentyj. 1 rc PtLJMA5' Ii n-ti ut MAPi, ,i STE P1ST MOM, DAY IS & Mi IN TOSH, Attorn.y to, I'r?.tor'"r adcl,c'.t , t P%t O'l'c, I), SanIo,. l-lor,da 32711, 4n4 sip thp Original w.th the Clerk of tt abOvC Styled Court on or t't'Ior, .,. 31st, 1 9 73. otherwt, S defat and and t, -' *'fi, YOU APE hEREBY NOTIFIED thaI (SAP (SARA A 7 (CAR P at the g;illopiiig sexual Ji1'rnitissi'. is'. in the liulIlle jrilit and t'ntt'rtainiilent may not ha ,e seeti an'. thing '.'.t Thete is a mini revolution tr'.'wing in niurn' 'ittier thi,in ' .- receive mail and cards at the hospital. Carl, who always went at double and triple speed, has tnrespon*lbit'tor saving the his'esot many heart victims In the Longwood area. Nearly four years ago, my mother htui a heart attack and lAlmiller was at tiN' 5CflC at tbout 2 in UN? itiorning almost before the telephone went back on the hook. Get well soon, Carl, IMngwood also saw its long-time councilman, K. K. e abo.,, ttpI,'d Court on or ii'Iorp )u?w 21 1972, OIher*te I default and u,sIl,maIe lUdgnc.'n? All be en teq.'d ail'l,n%t yOti Q'Afl?.ng tad .4dopton WITNESS my hand "nO ur Srl Liver ailment. The old gentleman had been ''chaniping at the bit" In his recuperation trying to keep up with what was going on in the city and preparing to attend last night's meeting of the City Council, A C) . 1972 ARTHUR hi OECKWITH, jp Clerk 04 Ihe CtrCu,I Court BY Maine Brown foundations feel they need to hspo their niagarine arid newspaper adst'rtising. It seems that In print all bras look alike Various fun,'. ST ENS? POSt. DAVIS & S'JNIOSPI IIO"da Sllr nant ARTHUR H ISECXWITyI, Cli,'. 01 Ciriu,I Court "If > ou want to pay me a $12,W) salary, > ou could tin MI $'JJtJl,Sh June t 23 20 1.0, 7 4977 ('I (IS? wearing the garment most proper for thorn Such ad'. 'i'. Mayor Granville Brown as he was being ribbed b> members IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR than tsto sears and are highil> eff''tmv'.', Meaiiing thor hirsse'.er. manufacturers are stymied in using liii'. CIRCUIT, IN AND 31). 417 - Like DARE, Job Therapy relies heavily on volunteers while in prison arid, upon release, help them get jobs arid certain broadway shows Successfully sell miudat> fi:rtL' OF SUIT C 0 All & Sons *14, Jr mayor's office Arrcolds Coy,, 'r salar> aLso broughit a question front Ioingstooil Mayor WI,. *Ic%p ajj. Inc F loriiia 31701. 404 tIe the org.nal ''er. 0' lie aboc,, stplpd on or I,,to,,' tIle 34th dl, at JuIp, 1413. Olhar*it, a ud,Jr'cin? cn4p be .nt.ced against yt.) IC'? 465 'n. (our$ "° d,manil,d in the Pill,0ci themselves, were fairl> danc. drri did one of them get There were colored lights ImIg with impatience for their burned, They had been in. and Roman candles and more fathers to come and do it f - structed beforehand on the spin wheels, but the crowning Years ago the' Fourth of July them proper wa> tohandie them, and n-sent if the evening was when was a day to which >ou looked There were snakes" and the> knew ser>' well that any father set up a board at Just the forward for weeks You saved little flat ruurxl trr*'does and infringement of the rules right angle, plated a sk>rcket cur pennies and spent many wheeLs which were railed meant that they spent the rest at the fij,,t of it, touihetj a .itizmg hours trying to dc. to a tree' When the> were first of the evening as an observer mnaatch to the fuse and juxmiped .,dc whether to buy a strung of lighted, the> usua1> sputtered instead of a participant in the back as the rocket zcajmnii'ij into Little firecrackers that woUld and stopped and fiueei until t'rkta-auon the air and burst Into a thou' tastalong Wne,urcmebigone cst'r>bud> gave upin despair, and hard-boiled eggs and sandrulorexisparks Voumnight lemonade. amid cake and cookies bias'.' only a h'.alf4ozrn rv ,ckr.s, which would make a louder wta'n the> would ins'ariabi> catch fire and start spinning - and ants, of course. Ma>be buttherewasrrioresatisfac't,on somebody would bring a big iflwakhingthemnthanunsi There were a good many miiadl>, showering sparks other fireworks to choose from, ever> direction freezer of homemade ice the biggest municipal displa>, for people usually sta>ed home cream or a watermelon packed tK'cause the'> were >our own B> noon, most of the noise- in icr And everybody had a in those da> s and celebrated in makers had been used up arid ssonderful time and never their own backyards hluwe'ser, the' sugilant romm'm's hase put a stop to such before dawn the bigger boys in there would be a lull in the crle' realized that tie wa. being de' tlenLs t outlasting home the neighborhood would begin bra ting for a few hours. Quite prived of the better things of fir ,works Now people spend bsnging and blazar away with often a number of neighbor- life Iwbates-er they arei families would get tofirecrackers arid cap pistols. And when evening finall>' 1:1( holitla> driving :miatjls 'o! !he'"intr J. ret,', ,;is. Sleep, of course, was out of t rher fur a picnic dinner in dIiIe, t''. > '. '.'.nt IIUIIIC fu ing themit UI'.' Opf*)rtuIUt) to the question for anybody once somebody's >ard upeople knew the' final display of fireworks iuughite-r each other by hun. the celebrating started, arid the-sr mint ci,or netg'lburs Itt whj.h took place after smaller children, who were not those dayst. There were sparklers for the d1nt and make the day really worthwhile There would be sandwiches allowed to set off fireworks fl children, and s'ers' sal H) hELEN St. PAGEL ('uple> Nest, S'.-rsice , rca (lIen Scolt, Clerk I'aO,Jstc Jun. 21 30 JuIp 1, II 1973 III I as ______________________ 01 Ih Countp Jud9., S.mlnol, County. Stat, at FIor,de IN PROlATE I.' r ttt, Estat, ,l DO'.AL I) J Pdot,t the "never underestimate tiw power of a pet lot'r" departimient. Dautiter 'I')wm".'sa, who would fill the Estes household with pets If she could, has a new one. 'his-ce weeks ago she found a baby sparrow in the' back yard that hadfalkiifrummua nest, lh'spttt' escryone telling her thata wild baby bird cannot be raised, she continued feeding It warm milk and bread and "Tweetle Bird" survIved and is thriving. He flies around the house from one mnuemnbcr of the fiisiiib In tl* otj'4-r and is ttw' biggest jwt of all lie Joins Heidi flog and Sziiiley flog as well iii Penny, the t'ut arni the' luiui.sters, Herman, Adolph and i.hebchen. When the family goes on Vacation to California, Pennsylvania and Kentucky, Tweetie Bird Li going too, at least that Is what Theresa says. p '' , N INC 4 [)ri,as.d FINAL NOTICE ii heIdi, IJ'yFtI l?cst the IIflIII'(% j'rI *11 A tt• It! ..lay at Jul. A Ci 1917. ;IresInl to Ihe honorable County Judge ut 5,0 , 0011' (.,?p tb, 'us hrc t.,cal return, account and c,Ocp, s 5 ('ecutrli 01 th, (slat, of DONALD ) LINCIC deceasid, at 44.0 lime lien arid here, make ap pl$Ca?EOfItOIh, 3ad Judgi tar a Ilnal l,?lI,mevt tif her adnun,'.t,abiofl 01 saId esta?,, anal diSchArging liar as br an o,cJ, suih I 'e(ubr. Dated 14,5 tIi •lh day 01 June. A C) 1113 Donna I. StatIon As Es.cutrli. ot th• (Slat. of DONALD I 0, PubI,Sh 23. 0FP(lQ%ur, 0i.s.ase C V.rrycn M'ie, Jr 01 CLIV ELA ND. Mill & hi tINY - AttOnn.yt toe (slat, CO Dra*., 1 Sanford, IlOda 33771 Pubti%ti June 3) 30. July 1, II 1172 '' ' " tIc.' (,rt Coon? 1477 14. I'.oaud 01 Commt',.on,r Ol(.ce July10 b'dder *ilI Dr r'iadr il 11* nest np'JuIa, Cunl p C ."nm,ssion Mri'l.ng Th P 10,), ,. t'tarltlO,jI., 5ac,t,i1 I I,ir,da on July II 1P13 All J'apeqy turn, the,J 41 al Aol &*rfo,nued shall b In a ccw,Ian<e ,l, II, tIc a? 005 a ,. I u,, ,a..t out uIn,n?s p,uIaIn.no ?he,plc', .'.t'ich nap be .am .crJ at ftp OII,ie 01 AtrIum, lrst OI?.c, 01 C,uttiiann i)fa3s',ii & S4al Su?e 100 114 I l,r Sanlo,j Allant.c Natca.al Bank buld.ng Ssnto,d P lor,J A Ief?.te,I ast.er &I'ec I, 151 any f'ab,olal cf slate bar.'. of t, ci ta,rnJ in Ihe sum 01 not I,ts ?r,a,c t,e Ill per ent 01 the amount 0.J niadp ia I abl, 10 Se,t,,lli,Ir I., uuIItp, P loeJa tI'$l ac'.u.,".ias, •ach b'd as a guarantee 165? In,, b'cIJP1 All '811 *lthOra* trw,, the (ofliPPlitIOn alter ('(Spn,rlg th 0.05 and In IP• .venI Ihe conlract is 4*arile,l to th bidder, lie *111 Witharl ten 1101 Ia,', theteatter mt., itct cuitretl irsO luirlItti tIc. tequ'red t.u'.d. taal.ng At*,(h I. Shall 10,1,1 depull? as liquidated clar"a.jes The rig?,? s res.rc,ed It) 'aas,c eiP pi,.. (dtifl'y s i,,, ' SALE a? certa,n '.aus• ICATH', I PA TI [if SON NOR 711 SECTION 1. accord rig ',i p1*1 tPiprtit as rectifIed "I PIjI (Sutik IS Pages 1* and 77 PDl,c Mecrd of S.mnol, Cun?y, P It,. Ida Ic',, lvtJca) sp... 'I',, j'l p I.,,l Y't tI.0 tin P$otJ 3,1 Ian N54r' ISXV Mh,i,, P4I sS,ityr 'sealer tt.sJpl Ran.ie ilas M-.'Nl ;y J.ni?rul P v'flan(, Md,l 31)5 c an pt,ng " p ,, lit iat)m. n.ngnput Beikoøms, hallS SrI Iu%et in carpal area P.c 'l'l'eIitiy installed Sad sale 5 ti be ciaje Ii t st, he ter,ns ol sad I ,nai Ju.j0"enl Seall AlIT P4'Jl( II Ill C I, All,. JR Cl.ck 04 Cirtut Court ,, I 10 ida P0 boa 5)44 .,..,.,... at' ('It 17? , .'-.-'. J1Si. 4,4, I,rj .,,, 4 31 1412 - • to 'J '4usd No S 'a c e ,'.', 4fl,J ot I lor.ija. tr.t, road. Itiqr,_p 3.0??ti 3 J,gr,qa 30' ManuS if 51 a ii 51 a ii SitiOpi '4 .'I 44 ii 'old ',liO I(cMcJ art 'U 00,0? fl 04 tIs 1.151 putJ''cat'Qfl And still blat, 'he 914(p Q4 rr%ldprui,, i pu1 ittf'c, r', t tti cla,'nant •od sP,aII 1* 5*QStI l h 'Juan' ti'. ag'.! ?, SPlJInPl and aetOcnoa,, st o, a til.ng f,p fl o,seJu'lar al5d',uah Illimpe 1pu*anJ tS,it 30 lIeU Shall Cia sO'd 7111. Ct)NS'IRCIAI. BANK a' s's i.' , p.s, I, ltoges St N ,u 5._',n 4 3*Jr eeI 30 I EPI I *,vI Last if tip A',it S.m,nisii, ('-a.,', ' -. it by (5t Dvu.c",'u,"i if ir 14L3 5p.,,!,o,', 17. ttSIfl,_q ?,4fl io,tp, '0 hp SE o,na, ji hp 'a, Itu I I) 9 l? of 4$sI I irt 4 'eat if ss d Sptt,t-' $3 11'n'.,t 'a,, .',ett I 5$.) 4 I.e4 PU tip 4a8?*Iy ''grit of 'aji I.0, JoSeph S's Murasko al La., P0 bOa 11$ I VIII Pait, P Ii40 -' 12140 p•uUl'..pi ,j0np 50, J'.ly 7 DEL 53* 3 ,p c!tp,rman Ib,.,DlItfl J1441q 70, Dl I _____________________ it kJ.,J Scale 4,a,j I) arj Icici,p 'fl',ri'i1 30 P I TIT IOU S NI)! CI iSti,r,gy J'aen IbjI engaged I, Ou$iflts if 112 F01 if,n. L.S'g'aWiJ, 5a'nrii, Coi,i'c, ut 'is tsjer 165 l'cI,l Out '14111, '.a 'aOL I iANi 7 0't'AL SI ',.tçp Sod it I nt 'a ,4lri, Ra.. 20 last, 3e''bed as latin t "Ie SiN oAr.., it 5411 c',Iirie 'attu ''C ('PIts If ti• NI • If 9,, P ,5 • 'c,,i I 'ao,lri lit tp4, No, tP5 45 ash I'r•t c,., lhpr._q Nor', l.a I Sp,ct i I 1I, l'u'.O l beg'r.'ulng 445% jf 'aa, Ipi Slat, t,.aj '.tat,j Pi,bt",fl Jn 1, )1 81 - FICTITIOUS NA,S4E NOTICE I) NqrpQ, .c1144Jp,J C Dousq, S33I a..re'. o,r ? name ",, D,p4,riu'., at Ase. SinIos. 1laA'4a '.'pt -. IAilflT 0! LiagInfIlnid C151t4.n '01 ' OIL N flaIl IPII'flt• South ill 4) teat. rn theri(p NOttti 71 ept I) *5l I. ei 1114, nun tPian P40.111 7) dø'.ei * East )pt) tpa, run iPip,uce SUV4hl1d.9ree 30 East I n 'Si? S P4q4,fl M P*r, N'gfll*n ' 'Np Cu,,, p Ost toe".. Of 44 NE'.. Of p. hIsS'. Ihen,. SpulPi t,)3p p,i , (ou?airu,ng ivinnytp If'. 13. *pst 443 tarl t ' 43?) (,,tt, 'n ac'.ur.iaru, 'alt,, •11,, I if 'Pie ',, ,,. 11 4alp%, T0 'a" '. .. ,., ri I a5t 11? 7 I,,,. olgdeqs 1? Las? aung 1J4 t.4l, 4i9*,,, S,a.Pti IS PQ4J Oegrptt Apt? 33 II. ?tipr Paurns te Ii. P*L corner it P. 'a'• UI the 'atp 04 tIle NA f 5 tal rll5tI, ntir V 'aflIlOp 71) %puIl5 Ifigq 30 (Alt. i,t.ata,J i' bQ.wii if ('ic". $44) East b.g'n 179 C) bad Strs of Pt'. 1 ItI 'a i.t?'uO tt of Scc?'n,i ii. L I If (1) 1 LV AP4 t (t$Ti,fl,bl.U,,v,', biaant lu Iuarsef Qf A Parl*I 7 ltsI 011.cer As Jftll,i5lf3tur u i1c 1stt, 04 pit '4o,p 431 5 t? ihen,,, runt (11? 0, 4 pun? ,?ti,n St cu'e'tJar '?iQrit'I', UI bt..% ri,)l , , (*ci cog',t if <laIn or tIt,fl1ntJ sNail ben *rt.ng i P' pert, *kq't lat U baa, 'Q lUIlUAS P'4)ub Ciun'y '051mm? n Jrantir,g s ,gt'qn li 4?' 4 I Agr'cuilur, Zone toe COi,ani?c, Juaige fl S,.'i "iife Ciur'?1 t$ cc n 165 c,,,t d (ours', al Santurt), It boArd "4)44 5 OuOt,c hear n3 to coris,der 5.c 30 along I4'li 'tiI t *V 'a 'I 1840? If DCi1.nfl'tN Part if tC Ait I it ti4 N '4 04 Pup 'aW ' p jI 44i,lj J, It 11 4 'Ice 7 5.111 iOJ iStP' .4 p, ,)fq 65'qO, 'sif,lej anj 'eqv".4 'a pcptmt an, c1.'ni', an'i dqcnjn.J *htu o, iciri, I 'na, P*j,q 3o.ntt ?iC pt?jtp 04 AI 't1 (SANS OltarSed SI, iti tail Cdilj Ig tip IUrci SEMINOLE COUNT'! bOARD Dg.nn.ng, LESS. 0 $.j cb E '.titp A'lorrse Sanlord FlorIda 33111 Attorn,,5 tar Pt&'ntOt 1,) ,, fl',,,, Tp All ('.4?,,,'. arid I'.rsoas Han CIa,n•s jr D,mands A.nst 5a' II & SI'I7ER By A '7 Jonas DPpvly Clerk PubI,sN June II. 33. 30 July 7. 1972 C)n-E 50 - uI".) i( MINOL I c, 'a UI *4 if Quota Pvd. AND 41_SO Soun, ol COuntry Cub '4').p, ,,,, I LESS. beg.n 430 beet Susattu 7 *t Of jra5)py,Ilp dpgrcqs 30 ñesI if a ou,nI 144 1 'l't ,fl,OISI, 'i.e. rig 'all be 10 ee? Sovftu it tt', ',s '65 Count, Cm.n,t,aoe, Loenqr iamb..', SçI Qn 17 Y*'.cTip 30 South. at Ile Court Muuap. Sintor', Range 30 Las?, .? , DOn't in tfl. 0If'dl, On August I, '72. jt ' a, (a',tarv r'gPO if 'as, rip Ut Stat, '.5 , oe it 'uc'".,..,,,., • Mi.i No 15 anti DOSIb'. . thm'.e run 'ci S'a!e talc'.., 171 a if "IC Inc 11 i'i*i . . , -tj. F1_Q5 IDA ciI*Iy S?at Pceu "*0 II 'an SQtp, 5 7) 3 E4( AL $pmlr,ole Cnl, p toe '14 By Ccc ala S Lke,n D,pl p C cr4 II) Magnolia AYIII,J• u-rig degrees 117 C 11l.* •Q*RQ OF COuPct'r "-' 25 J.greeu 30' 'l.s' it i au,n? 94 In llp Cprlo4 Its, Ca'*av.t, Judg, Saminol, '.4ntp Flo,4 In Pt04,lq In ri E stat, p1 bw I,. ,*.ng 6 z 40 .i' N ddp Ott' l jl ,,"100(11 ,'V 5'.P4 if ti, As', StanI lJnlptl ScaleS Atl,rn, Attorri,, III p1. nl.tl aiud lh la,i,.tal.on *i'tt s. .11 StE AND along tad Grin? in. 'a a pu,nt 140, 04 .ie'ic''bp,J as Cij'eJ ppnJ ng ci PA? TLWSON P4', are (lelerujants It'.., uc'Jer%.nt..I as Clerk of ?ri* abo'*e tt,leJ Count . I at Ii 00 0 110<4 A 54 cal JjI 119, 1973 otter IDI Sal. arid sell 10 IPip h'gilptI anti tp,tt Odder I, a' ?h bront W,t' I Or 4 ?P,p IhDOsf ot $pm,rsjlp (Ol%ty. PlOr'JJ a? Sntrd P Ioa-'ja thp buI,)*r.'i disc, 'Dcci pi up.f ? , rig a's'i '.'?ng 'n Se'ti'nop Cnlp. IIo,l'ia It) * I Lot 7 QIl (S 5IJ%4ME PSI 7 ISuatci ut Li'uIItp 50,4111 'a Easter, J.J01 I), 1417 , i.nq if 5!,s,. J,. APPEAR AND II P41*5041 fIlE 3*cJrti 30' Aai? '4 ' 'em. Oi*tp CLIP". SPu'Pi 35 c1*lreej 30' A'q'it 'a 'fip Puoi'ii' .tsp 10, V'7 , 'nat 7 7 'C I 4 noon on Pubi.Ni ti'c.a,i 51 sj,'t 'o 1 .041 Jvdgnpnt Of 5pm .nuiu. Count, 'tip Sotith by LOtS, 2. land i $1 'uf 20 € at Ml 5 'ct 'Nçp S'ri 74 .Jprers ii AasI , 14004 IS, Pa4r5 ø Soil 77 P*1i, M,trd5 Qt Scm olp Coi,nt,. i. it': DIE UI liaLPet pntrpI .".' NOR Ill SECTION I r.. 01 00'S W 4,4, , aul#orpI oep,t s. Pur%ua,,I 4 O'p Ia'a% of 'tie tinted LIjI,", it Atner.ca t Plant It arid Clerk Contnii,on,ns Semnol Counly tIul spn,.n,, Co,,'?, 0' uS 0 €iv,I Acto. No 17 '.74 *Pcer,n t I Dl Ii AL NATIONAL. S4QR 16401 A5$0( AnON r Pural'..' org,sc' ted aol O'Jlt't,le Sealed It'd fur COurthous. Drapery. open MonO.t. Jul 10, $9721 lids 'aill be 041pnisJ St 7 p0,, -' 5 ,',r,, *4, I' •'3 Sn iu.l at. Dna, 'o'4. *54 'if bOlt Laip 0.' a, *ntcia s Ping. 30 T.i*nssc.p 30 50p Eattw A NOTICE OF SALE Ni' cc Santorcj I lOfJ.l J' , 1113. in 'h irn.gula - t,i or l.ChfliCaI,ti,s b'ds and or relict ant (II all 1)IOS Arthtir II Beck* to Jr LINC K of A110,npp., to' Pa., A?Iin?, Roor 104 Cocir?hoijse Santoid Ilor,da A(I,*aI a*arJ l 5,4((ps',tul - In Santørd ISEf LI (It Hack to the' I,etngwood I"ire l)epartziit'nt for a tIioIIit'tii awhile ('an Iaitiimmili'r is tiospitali:t'd, flIrliit'r t .umucihin,ari long.t.tnie member of the departiiue'nt, James iJiitiiii> I Reiter is serving as a('tlng lurt' thief Iteite'r tins beeml a resident of the city since t'tliIdhMxI when his faxiiily nios.'d here from I'ennsylvania. •0 Deputi Clerk Iorsdaor by .stcl.ng CIe,t tOlI.ce iJ ljr*9P 1. %.SfltQfd Florida 13771 All bI0 atC lo be ci a Sealed rilselop. pla'cilc, mStke,j on the ''. ,j . IbQ.P $tlpI • 1u14. lip j04pr%aj..,i that Counly S,m,nol. Co. Santord, The' cit) of Winter Springs is has ing only one' proLlriti getting adapted to its ni's'. nalile M,Iyllr (rainville lhrs'.ml asks that correspondents of city residerit,s be certain I) Ifl' elude the zip t'ode on all mail, Since the Winter Springs ituill isehanneled ttiroughuthe('asst-li*'rry lYist office, the' zip *'.k' is the same for both cities - 32707 A,Chi?ett 1473 Deputy Glorious Fourth Came With A Bang • 4 II'S Court on Ibis 2OIti Sa"fcwd S(Orid&p Lets Reminisce New City Name Confusing , Courlhovse WITNESSrny handand Itl.t,aI ot sa, (ourl on the 2i%? dap ol June, ART PlUM P4 BI'CIc WI III J CL [kIt CIRCUIT COURT. (p l '.1 A In-S Sasatic, tart 'h.n.,. Aet? I 51,3 Lteat 1(3 lP, (attw', rip it r gt it .a, if J,I, A (7 o 140 TIC E OF PU EL IC Room '' DISTRICT 't R 0 .'.000 rt'ce,e cp to 12 00 Noon ES FLORIDA n 30 1'q.t' at a QQ,flt 430 'art SOtith, r't 0?c tI'I North iy ...iIS 3, 5, I 4.4 • feet List 04tPi• NW corner arid 7 04 boat .a. t.r,.t. id in before the 2114 i.l it po t it Clerk 'e%erciit,,, ol the Il.10, or by u'u's?ered mail I, !tc tuJu*raj n,i'w has less than 60 empioyes it is not included within the wage board's Jurisdiction. And tluit brought a sigh of relief Uwre In AIt,a,niintr, iticansthik', the ('ity ('oune'il there ltI't'iIiCd tostic'k with the Increase given Mayor Swofford. Dissis, ulso city attorney there', wa-s told to )rrpi1re a resotlution for adoption at tiw' meeting of July Il setting forth Ust' city's reasons for the salary boost, UNITED STAT 500.11 4? Ihp Cajritc, Caarffious, ci itor1 OS' 04, *.lI 4054 a Pubic '111 '0II0vflq "gIlls of *45 ruOIc.fl,J 'tir"ugo 'NC %crb.d or',uer'y. '0 4'? bat ,,al. Cr't. nJnn,y %t (lit .3 u'a. 'I l'c'aI 'sio 113 ' of trip CI.r'. o4 ?N ('cu 9 Curl Man n.j. hat been tied aga.nt you toe Therapy volunteer who escorts hun from jail Among the companies participating in Job Therapy are Puget Sound Barge and Dredge Co., hjx'khecd Shipbuilding, and Pacific Car & Foundry Periodically, Job Therapy sends its participating companies a brochure nontatning biographies of prisoners about to be released, and the c'omnpariies decide which men they might like to interview. CJ.. •' as 11 9olI.bI• .c l4 ,ii cal laO 1.41 ORLANDO DIVISION lIDS Count1 (omm%%oner% *11 could pay the large salary If they liked and It could not be uch to ts' titillation stit hi I heir thu al It ;tU.c witting.. ;ir1 traffic NOTICE FOR and 31) '.ijtfl, LOt 3, S'c' c •3 UvP,civV'prt 'Ru i* BERRY, P0 Dra*rr Z Sallord FIor,da 37711, and lie ?Pce or.g.nal II. reid demacid.d plant FOR P'ubiith June 7), 30. Joy 7 II 1973 New foundland Canada value but be s cry descriptive and of aid to the womsian nt'w' paper 'taut lor,tja State flank Suit, 22 Roger I atIar, 1972 Mc 041051, DLI lSealI doubled, or at the beach So far is or ough with Job Therapy, Inc a ndInprr.sfit corporator', 00 the Pla,nt It% 'n. 00 o'clock • U, Oe 100?' !Pl*rpfl•f T*t'Ni.p 20 50,4th, Rang. 20 1st?. LESS Tip 5.)50-1 SSQ tpqt if Thp or di 3741) )?4c'jc I' FQc)a, a? 7 East c4 I)a4'c%4p 30 , " J' .4i. TrjIp ROAt, AND AND PE At?j,' c, t La* P Ior,Qa 654 been I'Jmt ag4cctt y,j pOu are regu.rpI 'U Sif.0 4 C0y f your Arit*.c or Pead'rcg t hip Compa flI .. Thor fear rcpercus.iions ii such ads are tried lwcaio" S Roy £ aCcord 20 , Meat-rig ' a cOnader and ,J.t,q,nn. •l, J '.'a.l' d 'Il4*._4J'.pffi41 ,tI "."c. Nr'n •.ocig sa I • n 143 taC4tP aOafld0?i, 1l$c0rtfn, los. feet '1en(, Witt 11? fpet '.1 0flt ••ci0?Jn(p uritI l'scam •ny rqtit if if olgonrig 'P1. C.antp arid Itil oubl'c ci Nil 'a .1 DAY ED at Or'ano F'oI"da day 04 Ju01 A 0 1977 t ' SA CCNCER'l A' L _ 111_IA SI T* '401(1 'fiat II. $oanl iW County '' I 30 East. ,'c,,fi SotN 143 1q$ lPc.nt:. East 137 fqt ,,. COOK 5EV 404 ROY £ TRULY ilcot I Paget 5441 ot t4 PubiC , ruarr Range S A tiomqr Cooi.r some action similar to that seen in Altaiiu'nte Springs could OARL'JS I STOK(5, Wip, .' 010(49 7..'? 1. rig t PIa? IPiryof, a 'C(orded .rc P1st Loll, ST[ PuST POSt. (IA .s & Sa'c!.on 7 C ly Thp drettit are UP4KNOPIW TUU MIlL PILMLII 1,0' lt-Ik:LI ?hal 4 CompIant to tQre(i%Q a cert n Agr.pment br Deed on . BY Ellen SotI mont For example. one ad shows three wom'.'Ii of differing "O'*ftUl, 30 SoajtPc. Qing, LESS t01 'lorTh MO 1 engage ri Itl.fl*I5 5' • 1oris' (enter, I'ir,'tt CI, Cc, i. onI par' ' .r$aet tad PAULA GE 01 tIn ti'OY NE. AIcOSS ri5'df'n,'. acid .cca.I.ng ad ?CJJO* rJ df'tCr,ed property S.'." •pubICat,Ot'i it 111.5 ?t?.yp 'P, t. '',Ol,j 114m, tO t FORE Si' Cclv Delendacilt alIn.ntI you for 14. relief demartipI in the Pet,tion WITNESS roy hand and otf.C,aI S4'6I 04 tad Court On ?he 3091 day Of Jun., A , 1977 15.41) St.tAet i'J *4? OvOPer't 04VQ .'or• 0*" "'Cr4 it '1e c- ':Ja.f u1(t D1 4% Pc)Jowi r'oia C"s.n', 'r Is P•,'i.i I 'I'. . tr the .4dop?o, ot tha' VflflOi child 04me0 Ihcre,n, a ,ou au h,r,b 04 901J1 *r ittefl detwct,j, f No part of any material, ne'*s or advertiSing of this editton of 1 d' di Daj ra aci,1ac '4a I ci I DePutY Ci,, JuOP , It, 3) 1 477 404 Alcott' last no'*n address Ii I ,yfq4t Slyer? III tin-StY PuOIII I'd that II',' NOTICE -______ I 1c-' Rehabilitation Notes SUBSCRIPTION RATES "A COUNTY. Tut STATE Or FLORIDA TO l'os? OIt,cy (to. 1310 Edto' S7't5 it i Co A nit you 504 you a'. 9pq,i.r04 to IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF MARc-HI TA (iAIa( LI SIt 'AR OAPHAPA A In-CARe WI, A r,oncw lip )A(p JACKsON NOTICE To DEFEND moo TO WIL iii ol Pit srrwti r. PAflICS ) I [CARP P4uth"'i Incidentally, the ('Al.NO Council of IAk'al Governments will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Longstoed City hall, __________________________________________________________ " Marsagn" ManeQirIg Editor 'M btg4.''.% Stat. 0 Fio' Ia 4tcil o*r.vI 4p1,,n 'I, ' l'ut,i,4N Juop 30. Jtii 7. II tn ________________________________________ ho'. as? 4flOwnm4IInQa$,3rptt ' . d'4'IWflA I• i lOWINDOt),AMCp DF T*4P then that departm('nt and its secretary still become in- 'I;, - AND . . .7' T. e'oriotnic crisis her'.' and In man'. coiintrie abro.ih "mit," on the other hand. Editor l'alm Springs Road Rut he tiuU4n,1. the I "Cu.1 CO,.,4, hStPtl7 wpci 17.4? *e a'.enga.d ' It' icr IShCrPbyQ,wnctp,I lam but'nejt at 117 W 11th St . San'd. i LOflUOd. Srmii, County. fICttt,itt name ol FLORA Carla urtIpy P*p fItIt'Out nam, of IIJR I aol that , COUSINS' AUTO nooy, And that Ice Clrck of th. ('Cu'? (t?. S,mrvile üI thy C .r.t (ç,,,y4 ,, 4' cc (ouci I ",la .rc *co'tincp 4,14 County, I Ics.da 'ci 4((Ordance t1t' future for the intero'c lion if 436-434-431 Although it had PubIiher General s' Maltlan(I Avenue isoutti SR 4271 should 1w' protected from overloading. I Seyt'tr'. flasitI M Kenned'. stas made e'u'nomie .'iiiii;issador at lang'.' flut if the Prt'itlt'nt is to go f,lrlher in s- entering eco - ge,cted solutions seem to stork. Try addressing ifl3COflC b> pronouncing the two letters sep. aratCIy. It sounds like >ou'rc "Gone With the Wind." Not a very liberated image The nest mode of address also ,o; ;,f o. stith the IY'thable verloadI:lg .S.s a result of all this, more often than not the t'niti'iI ,-' ' t' : • 04 A ___________________________________________________________________________________ 831.9993 AVE. SANFORD, FLA 37771 FRENCH 300 N ' b> th feminists. lte'. hare been stnttrn -"" 372 2611 - DF ci nr own-s in'. r i Ioq 'cia undpr the 1(1.1 r.'. - - They do n!t have to be reminded that in all of the picture of probable tughstay fatalities This is the growing awareness of the public, the drivers to . a, 4 -...- 0? 0 Ii 4? JIi'. a2nil Air home I )ls Islots of '1 the tA tha I ci ' ' Itriigg, N (' • ta ''The I"loinlngo 0mp St&tulp'.. ToW's - '- 'I' so r dataiu'.4 ia. • hilton,'' 1 5 tiled referent.' to S S1OV Will , The planner sast little that ran be (lone about the points of l. bert S Mc\,ini,ara ts head of the %orld flank. tIn' experience shows that intensive traffic law enforcement efforts have a substantial impact - ' ' . 'u' rot'. for die htgt -c ronsliteriti" hone'.' tint Uii' r '- itiire ci S 1 c h:.. e gone tht'ir separate '.s ,'s s Since the :.ttvt'nt if . , ,- D'S V IC TI ekrnent.s'' of Marine fr,rcec ô . ..- ... ____.z'rus.'i._1L. .' .-'..-- .''-..... -.- F%.OP IDA ".. '.4 ttt''ti tinglit Ix' taken tnt' the 'it> In tti'.' future •, WOUld silent Nixon ought'. in Air I"on t' ald nut' military s4iurc C '.tt '4' • 4 'vci ',a, a r planning,'' I10111I145fl (lC('l,lred On.' thiring f'loriiia VIeotIons Legal Notice t' •!I.e 4.a' e .i'.k,'ti nrit iii 1s niiii,etl •'11iI':: .iI b. .id it . Legal Notice Q Alcu, In plain ae' n t.C" whip u're or-.- - -- - -______________________________ The planner urged that '.tbercv,'r Is a, , ible lI(M Int.c iiiuirt'ii $'rrxonnel (arriors -_________ III IHF Cltii7 tOuw! IN ANtI 't'a4'b " on SU 43E should be limited To lrtivick for probable sixU '.'OTICF OF IP4TINTION TO iuI ' Is') i psrki'i in '.hcel.tiurhiIng row %FUIP4Oi. r Cr.tio TI F'ltfFR FIC?ITIOU% NA4t(S ''' 4"t •(i "'.ici'"t Legal Notice inning itt 43i in the future, Ituulfiii,iti saI tIN' iIt' could 11 r)il IOA ftreCi%lui mintl dlrhirl1' flatliec 0 .' 'a .4 na9.fl ,.ci 4 '1 "'a Ze.ci .')'j.4cica 4 .4. ,, marrted stomn is called rn.a- compromise for that if >'. sti,ll Ms just doesn't setm to fit in t"'OrtUlt'flt lit Ik'fensr, said -________ øi; ô' .ust..c wpa -- , (ufl the roads They will be especially looking for 'he Friday, June30. i97-.--1A - entinns .'i with the Count> ('oiniilis.dlon if for nothing more than iIfl exchange of Information -- - - . -.-..,. \1i" or Mrs , you could guess anything nnport.ant 1iberatd Anieric-an '.tomen. but •. . tti.ii it '.4.1" 1114 tO , L'ilflI4i0L,ii'lI' iIt'iit't'. sinte it lt1%it(d _______ La n g u a g e Of Li be ra t I o n A'.cx titled Irrss %rhler Tuesday midnight is: The number of deaths! t' I ct.1t of I he Trt'a'.iin .i 8) IR)iNA -: Thn S'iriford ernld 'Flamingo Hilton' To House G!s Deliberations lt%l•lttl.l•;v and set forth on auto trips vhich rna' be the Near GOP, Demo Conventions '.qiil.r 7'a,'t tIle li'.tti4p_i Of SNOACASE JAPII YQ4 SINYlCE ..st 144t p 1111141.3 1 0 ra'g.stpr ta..J same ,asth tI's, Chits as 4, (t Cpurt P ), 405 fl a1coes, Aitri of IfI F 'l't"..i Tø S,cIlOn Cli 34 140qt4.a Sta0,tpt 47 If ç'44t4 A Reeso..si 5?a?vtea. 'alt Ronald SN WIlIti PbIith Jot'. I Ia. '3 52, 1173 rt 17* ____ �Friday, June .O. BA-The Sanford Herald - ______ -.-----.--_------------------ ---- 1.1 1'2 Dip Sn ci! curd b 1cm Id DRIVE WITH CARE Don't Let This HaDDen Council To 91?---! Court To Settle Road Fund Feud Longwood ju di Cr jrJ,',, it ,r 4'. of be fu'I r (" .'tirriir.. '(4' t'iiltj ann.tatinns Tbo county fr.ls •\l;I,ltl:ltltv ('uunty 'lb.' ann.s,tkna in qu.stmr.n ..ri'r4ing to County Atttiorney t oiiuii;Issner anti mayors (.1 are k -a? ed in (awlherry, Them Rmitierger, that his L5 " three t-fles lashed this mnor. Alt.mnonte and roost groWn-up way to settle the Springs rang In tu'atecl ,lici'-ussIon about liung'mr.od, isn't rnimyrws of eeh rr;,tter liii' (fiufity tsIt)ul)()lllifig portions of these c ities were present at Miyor lAwrence Swofforl. Allismtunte .SpfIflLs. aas moc' f the t ttmcc' mail anti bridge this rrurnmn(s rrie.trng .'.hement in opposing tbi (inwls lumnmnnnd went ,n to e I 9- f' ('ru5Jfl t y IS a a it tfll, r r,uirity u •r?utns 0 the mattpr rr'hing to 1# (.uttiiuisiori (hair- trrfnr,ru;ttiori from lbo tat •••••••• _____ft,___,___._,___ ," -*,.( ;tuined the meeting had been orrt t ri.lineatinn of the (.ririirg s ont,' ,Swr,f!,"rl sai It '/r.ft ,4t• leterrnined u tilt-ti 'm that the county mild rup.rtie; in question lie saul r.'.iew to the ittlei the reason th.'c.. delineations are not yet maybe har.i; 'he 'ities frr for the fiirwls t,.ing withheld r.aiIable hut that the county fl" on jmi ran he sssiii1 ft. 'Ui" citijimhion rnfrrs bud de' ideil to release 75 per if *ill .to to the Crnteii State ar.mrt lb.' fu- t that the ounty r tnt r,f the road and bridge Sipr'm. Court before it's lI k .%IIIY NIHIA( t .' rut t 1.rus fufltit'j5 areas : ' \. the Wt ac You I- Rd Or Your Loved Action Ones! ..\ -• :. cc -- - Ipr OBEY HAVE YOUR CAR ROAD (SAFETY - CHECKED FROM Ii nhuaarri' SIGNS j' ________ Parent.; o( stutfrnl assigned to Mtlwee Middle were urged Thursday night by Iongt.noei ('oundiman Within Khky to tour ttw school plant and see tt-w ''tIi.;grist'e to the school stein'' .one trAlet and plunitioing flitures are d1hipidstled. There are holes in the wall It Is not a fit place for ii child to go to school,'' the councilman insited ''The School Hoard has allocatcti 815.0(1) to fix it up for school in September, but It will take at ieMt 1l(Yi,0(') to put the building in acceptable condition.'' he Insitted Mayor Kenneth lb- own, still smarting from the School Hoard's refusal to place the "45- 15" school plan on the hallo, for a straw vote of the peupl, said, 'l'lie St h,'uil 1141,nul tuit Ir 01 do anything about it .1 .• ------ _, , -- • •--------------------• '' ---- . , ,., ', ,. , OIIR IaIS IR)t tililet Iim'r at ( ,I('It)(r1\' ( liv I Ia il at I'IIIv mntirttittg se'stimri 14) discuss latest (h.velopments in 1) attle over "11111exali(III alld Road antl Iii'idge [tunis. In hottuni Photo ( nmtv Attorni'v tiIil,iirs "grown Imp'' war ii) settle dispute I ' . - ,' - - ,_ - - J. I The starting date of his beginning the post of full-time paid chief originally to have been tomorrow has hi's-n set aside for an indefinite period. lie will continue to be paid an expense all owance, budge ted for the post, however, Councilmen William Kiosks' and Dick Crenshaw, both members of the city's fire commission, informed the bu:trd Lommiera period of recuperation will be as long as three to - • sit months. AL the same time Kiosk> praised the area fire de1i ut ments, specifically (-.asseiber-ry and Altamonte Springs, fir th eir offers of all necessary assistance in whi.trver rule needed while the chief is W. 4 1-.II •tVi - 1 I STAY ALERT Don't Take Chances F ' • ' ______ - ', TAKE CARE . Contract for some $123,000tn improvements to the city's water system was awarded to low bidder, lee Construction Company, of Sanford, on recommenda tion of City Engineer William Palm Plaudits were given to the company by Palm, who said th e firm Is "very competent and capable." 'The award is subject to execution of the contract documents and posting of appropriate bonds by the con. tractor. I Alf - ft - THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THESE SAFETY-MINDED FIRMS: • - - In Your Central CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH NEW 1972 PINTO! AND BODY SHOP 'We Specialize in Insurance Claims arid Heavy Repairs" .ii Foods 647 687t 1055 L "c .-'-'' -, JIM LASH Florida GOOD MERCHANDISE GOOD SERVICE FAIR PRICES . Sanford Jack Prosser FORD 7b6O'Iandc Dr DRIVE DEFENSIVELY' STATE FARM INSURANCE Sanford 322 '1481 BUSINESS 115 N. Laurel Pryor. Rep 19?2 Sanford PLYMOUTH FURY 2313 S Orlando Dr Sanford INSURANCE BOYD-WALLACE 4NP INSURANCE SERVICE 114 S. Palmetto DIAL 3220814 Dial 322-5762 Economy Cars INCORPORATED Ovanp rsi ê1.t se. OO W. First St. S H*p "a D.Lend Pit 734 as ,; 1.So,d Ph 372 3341 Extensive discussion on the possibility of the city con. tracting with a banking house for collection of its utility bills mtxh in the same manner as currently being don.' in the City of Sanford took place last night. Councilman Crenshaw said this idea should be given major consideration before purchase of an automatic adesaing machine is contemplated -Crenahaw said cost for the collections, billing, etc. probably would run 10 cents pet bill, but Ma>r Kenneth Brown added the city should have at least 3,000 utility customers before computer billing will be feasible Current '-u.stomerg number 1,500. 2 Sanford Locations: 100 N. French Ave. 322.9878 2311 W. 1st St. 372.1331 POWELUS INSURANCE AGENCY Automobile Cancer Coverage A USED NGINES parts ____________________________ 00n. -WE BUY LATE MODEL WRECKSLARGEST SELECTION OF AUTO PARTS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY-TELETYPE SERVICE THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHEAST-- -- 20th & French House Moving Set The McKibbin Agency 114 N. Park Ave. Ph. 322-0331 ci III b The Central Florida Six-iety for historic Preservation is wi thin $10,000 of raising sufficient funds to move the old "Grant" house to the city. Target date for the move of the 46- "You'll be in good har MIXON loot wide si-id 41-foot high structure to the city ball park Is AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP with ALLSTATE" JOHN W. HAMILTON CHAMPION ALLSTATE 322-0808 INSURANCE Ph. 322.7061 FREE ESTIMATES OPEN 8 oMON. SAT 722 Magnolia Ave ri .nd9 2 SUN Sanford 2701. S. Orlando Dr. Sanford, Fl.. 'I 11 Sept, 30. Council Uiairman Eugene Jaques, the city's representative to the Society, reported last night. Kiosky, however, questioned Dick Bennett, architect and chairman of the committee in charge of the mnosing, w buy the name "Grant" is attached to the old Victorian house. Bennett explained the house was built three years after Grant dird, but it Is believed the Civil War general's wile and son oc cvpi.d the house at one time. He also said the Society does not plan to "bring a bunch of junk" into the city and the house once located will be refurbished and landscaping dune when funds of some $10OO are forthcoming train the state and federal governmn.-ntBermett said plans are to turn the first floor of the house Into a museum and many antique pieces have been donated to thn society for the museum section while the second floor WW house Society offices, ' -u' irri iny '.ar'.ce of us arriving at fl'•f'I" •!r,Ird 'hat'; ah'.' r'q usct r,( S"r:;ir.l.tit' (:angel( said he had atternpe,-nt to have Mrs laster Meet with him to) dLscu,u what occurred in her borne just before midnight, The detecue I Furor 'i...-t- onderin 9 P Cl I C , • - - I W II> SIARION IIE1IIKA U U fatal (Lo) and to determine the thl'itret' oil the charge, second uts- gres' tnurih'r, manslaughter or ,'x,'usah,Is' huuitiicide ul'.'. y.tn's_seii It is not the duty of the Jur) lii consider the stunst-queen-s's Jt'iinatn, who is the father of iii iii' children. has rema ined impassive during the trial, su art s-I> linus in g in his seat jit tile defen se table 'liii' ik'ft-ndarit Is charged with gunning down t;ns-t-n .u,, he stooti oh the front Ir h of bits hniiit'. tj .irgiuii.'nt had ensus-ui b's'tss s-en the twu iiU'ti, and Green cxptrs"ul fr-on slug', mliii a 22 pLSt.)1 'a hiuhi struck fill" iii tin' heart and anti liii- du'fc'nss' further titointsiIieui the defeuitlant fired st'Vs'til warning shots, and that when Green continued to ausame, the fatal shot %%.o, The case of Tommy I. Johnson. 35, u!-iw ay, charged in the death of Joseph Green, 51, ariiuths'r Miilst as rt'sitl,'rti , rea.-beui the jury this tii'rninic Johnson was initially s-hargeti w ith first degree iiiu rdu'r but Circuit Judge I )iiitirn-k Salli rendered a .1 ir,'ct 'u I ss'rdit t against the c-ho rgt' contending there was no irt'nirdltation shown. llwrc-fort', the state is s&-eking c(ufl',iu t inn 'ii'- iii MI tutiul degree jiturdir hi.urges Assistant Stat.' Attuurne> 0 Il I Bill I Kahn tll tl' jut> there st as no testiitiwiy, other that, that of tius' ul,'ts'nilont , that warning shot,. were fired l':,mtuuti said than- Is it k-niptiititun tui I* s) Iilp.Ithit'ti(' ttuworui the defendant but .mulii,uunishis-.i that the (jut) of the jur> Is to .i'.t't'rtain silt_ut bi.ul'b-tao'ut , n tb' tlisu li_unit -- - - - - - - -- - .11)(I Included in - the •- - - - total ml The Car ,-, -. I OrtaIJtS ' - (_aIini,cIoiicIIhrt would not comment on the cutting In' ICCUM'11 tIJS arrested at hi_s home by Orange ('mint~ - - -- -- - - :,a7 ' -• ._........... -- - -______ wru.I% Uir- • _ .' r 14IiI4 i• ctimp4rt,nt r- tr '• th '- '1 ons ; i".'uC app.arinc,. will be ressewt-d in later budget sessions. The three remaining portions and imnhuuunts 1st-re fl(ut ,iv,iiIitult' t(slas as Teague, who is t'erni;li.'ting his 19th rear Ui the board's central uffiu-t', was out it town ond will not return until after the July 4 liii Ii d.m> s i-'ni-tl Ta> br, who has tts,sistt-d in the budget loreparoitions. 541iii a 1111 iunt for the tIe hut s.'rs ice funds, capital outlay and federal ;'mogrittlis, st hi':ti will be included in the' final budget, art. not ri-ouly to be' divulged. Next tautrul budget session to 5115cr u'aiuital .iutla> or school riunstrut-tiori moneys received lruuiii the state has been set for Wednesuia>- afterfimn i ra car u, onArlinif and ties Barrtt Arnold.- I DeLand also wet'tikt 4 n tt35tOfl and sak prhbiteti drug charges. nuni for all !our men were IIIPR _-,4,; - - Any iti nob e included Bi - '- - 1I9.IO8,Ii I'tt1lit'(I tperatin tiuiIitt for 1972-'i fiscal I remaining tlitte parb of tIii ci'hiwut lih'.t pr,' not $' 2 . 3 AA i I I • - ' - j JI - ' (it' the tfan 'hnme. - ,.. AInBid I I cJ ('1 s -• L . 01 41U1 Uippli'' •'u.sn. -- ;I.,trnrn,jn 1fl ' tøt ,-i i:'' r2 g eorge suaxt 133 Cast ob.n1110n O.iando. Plonda .'~.'., l.,.-. :53-sx: i--i 4.4- 444 - i"u '. i,,Pp ,. _• - o ri - - - - .-- - ----- ---- - -- - 343-03" . • - .__- -- - •1• ' - ' On 436 L'w - iw Project f 1 lAl.I .Ahl,tSSI:h-:, I-I,. - .4 - - (,,, •' __,I' •.c' ,-I 5 it; - .\ ,• ________ ' 1 - A ' I ' Ii I / ' S - w _•Il. Al' 1 Ills' of FransI'.rtotlon tuehi reported that it l,ms ni's-tn-il hauls on a rt'i'onsl iiuillhun seth of roati um ml bridge u luftStr tl(tluufl projects thus list al 831.3433 - 5( .rat'xation pr.' to-es invtv' ;--'epk who are trying to rtr• hi', Urat,. ( cuuflt> muthorities between hart and Mrs Lister Iufl iittetiiiteti murder ch.srgrs had ns'nu'rrd .u'id 1.hck,son was ---after a l'hurs.L.iy Incident in called by Mrs laster to come 1,-, %' tiich Hart is atruseil her home to settle the dispute '.lashing his ex-wife on the inns In o ther craint .ictioris, vie.' aril wrist ;iM a second knife squad detectives Thur;da, iis,s.iiult (ii David M arresteil four persor.; on ttri. -- •.. .-. -s .Dickson, i - ----------''"•"'"' ch.,rges to bring to ilituuss', ,m Maitl;ind furniture proximately 170 th. number if narcotic cases made b', l)ii•ksiri: f 107 West Street, uttu • ltie during June \itaiiirtu. . ' 'rings, was list.-sl B t Robert W Utterback, 19, ';( in fair itn,lition last night 154 Summertiri Avenue, antI ssi th a tumach wound Mrs. Michael Larry Cobb, 21, of 51. Lister, 29, of .401) Oak Avenue, were c harged wi th School lks.mrtl at 'Fhursday 'liii' isstit' that caused a mild supe'rintu'ndt'nt, said, ''It riu,kes I-.Iu.,beth possession and sale of afternoon's budget ss'ssiun got furor was a statement that the no difference what you call fun ' wife. w 35 treated a prohibited drugs. ''hung up'' user Job titles and staff Is not hioluliitg to the Index ;it-opit' Just Mu you pay them '' w Winter Park uni-urta uspit.iu ' Hr)on Charles Ireland, is, f salary indexes in the ad- in j'ruivitting salary for various Mr. Bryant asked what .ams released,• .i(( Ottu1fl1 Li) )eI gt . 881 ,,iinlctruiis- u' '.ti.f( ,fiut itii liii, ,'I,c.lfl,',ati,,n. .,u,'i, .. iu:.uIIs'ti,-,I iii Ituluithliuzhland Avenue ' Sgt . A J C111.sn'elo count>' Iangw(wl. and C) reciil?i'l in theIhr,..it l A!.. Inspector Kenneth Eyon and City Supt. Ralph Fisher. This suggestion was made Thur sday night by Coun. osky, who said area builders have suggt'sted the cilman method because the Job Is considered too sin 11 by many con tr actor s, rushed In the present Wilding boom "Just get th e blooming thing built," Mayor Kenne th Brown reiterated. One of the office; in the expanisi to the west of th e present building Is desigristed lot' the 1111*) Phone 322-6690 " - city haI,l complex, consideration should be gisen by the city to contracting the Job under supervision from Building INSURANCE AGENCY It', 1111.1. I)amio't Barr) hart, 25, of Orlando, h-i,; been lodged In Seminole (.ounty Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond on charges of at'ui --. _____ - TAFFER ' ' • Get Blooming Thing Built Ph. 322.4451 .-'.. -' -. - the E5 15000 _________________________________ - 'A'• -- - Specialty 211 W. First St. I "t-*' _• -. c .. With the continued lack of bidders for the expansion of insure with confidence - •I •t OLLhD Sanford . Pit. 322.0375 I- Standard Service Station Volkswagen, Inc. SANFORD Il-fl S.nl.td Pb 373 ISIS Open Daily 85:30 -Sat eto4 115 W. 1st St. 322.5651 322-6151 KIDDY'S Bill Baker : ONTE1T}-I TOYOTA Happy July 4thl ,.,.. Sanford Auto Parts RNS- _Plan to Visit Us At HWY 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD Sells & Ser.ce TePl. 2417 S. French Fire* Casualty Have a Safe July 4th! 104 E. Commercial - Utility Collections 322-0283 Insurance Of All Kinds ,MLEY• INCORPORATED AGENCY D ial I 322-6151 'The Sign of Quality in Auto Parts' Magnolia Ave., Sanford WhereQualit - AUTOMOBILES INSURANCE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Ph. 322.5142 KA - - LIFE HOME COMPANY 107 - . 25405. Myrtle Ave. Ir. rig I S !' Nov. 1 will be forthcoming within tao-to three weeks from the Councils finance coimnittee, Councilmen Crenshaw and AriC5 Weber held a lengthy •.. . conterence with city auditor, Harold Hartsock, early this week to discuss both budgets . It is expected the new budget will be well over the $500,000 n'iark this year exclusive of the planned sewer system. Crenshaw told the board last week the current budget has to be amended due to the fact the city has taken in some $1,000 more to revenues In the first seven months of the year than was anticipated for the entire year Tony Russi Insurance ' : - -- .. - I Have a Happy Fourth . .; Recormnenclations on amending the city's current SEMINOLE PAINT Orlandolan Held In Knife Assaults _______ of the I riint'j'; feeling.; t',uut 51'. but the teneral rintwo. 'ass that the court .sthnn may be the only 'lay to solve the problem The whole thing roer..; dow-n h qta"at on •f A'., S •. I. •.t iii.irihnatiirs. ciiiervfnrt rn.idi' nfl 11w nrnbl.rn Br mt not tii ulipt Lb it i1rtltu itirt tiirs inti oth r titles.s 'upt Iulifl tfl't I "idtlu of fl ipt r itnin budget until Ihi % ti I itt to thec.iI&tr% ituk ri lrt iiulii bi iidt I itt r but M)I1l(thlfl h (lout .ibiut it the vice ehiiirmnan In%Ited Walter Teague, ---- Bud get Figures N ear q '. -- - School Board Water Contract Lot I'S A i 323-563 - ,..F Mayor Curtis RIow, s(ayor and ('a;selberry , Kenne th Brown, of i.o,,gwu'w'4, .elci'u ipressed -ppositioti to u'... '--- : - ' wttle,j '' furitt.4 to the ritipit otirtre it ite -- highly irnprr,b.aMe'' that m'.c. by thi' itic; than per cent of ti'. an, l)t'immnriir,nd said the County n';atar.nq are illegal. ''!IuIIlictllfi had te'gun last l-.t'iriumiu-.n'l arinourw-e'I t ti. 1st u'tiih,'r tiu r$iit-;tirfl the itO' rri.iyr.rs that the county fit- taflon of property they didn't turning this matter river to the If - I was m ontigiwus, and Mel 'nuitt for a ''der'iaratory itumuic the ih'c isbn to Vmec:e tierree" action against allnciitiomi of the road awl nbc; whrse annexations are hri'l' fuin'l ri ur.',u that rnI,'! '',.'c!i."t T 9- er, -; Stall l'huutius i I _ two-t rdome flurslions stsout an,n'uituuns that have t,'en rna'Ie lltIIu1hrrler 'l'horn u '- .-'-_ ___ --i while he Is emfined to the hospital !ollowing a heart attack and during his convale.wence. the City Council decided last I __ _______ . M\')I( l.awre'nce' Swofford ( top phutoi resinunk to remark hr ('mitimmir - , • otninIsslull l- ant.' (.o,mfl) iamrnan .rr. ,rumt1100(. ( i I 115- (city Carl Lommier will continue to be longwood's fire chief LW •- - " - BUMPER '---- ---'.- 9 at . .- f _ • -- '' KEN'S to ( lie Si iii oii-d pos t off tt't' Ii ti' IisssI by Cecile I k'ard, refiring u'ung j)OSIflhLitstt'I' as of today, to Harvey rvey ( 'ovi itgtun, who has nssuintd tilt' office of officer• in -charge pendi ng lIjqmI ntmni'nt of Li permanent 1)01st niister - Mtss IIm'itrd was a ll officer of the V,, VI's (lul-ilig Woii hI XViii' II amid had h'ri with the Sanford IM)StOffIC(' since then, nine years as IM)StXllLISter. Covington has been with lii(' pmtolfk'e 17 years, the last riiiie as foremnais of the ma ils. 'Ilit' .Igt'tit) tbt.se.i Its at tlsities for the' list-al t'.ir T?iurIar 'eIiing tuid un 251 I'ncuit'ct_s t.'i..birig $2o3 iiitlliiun. Aittiung ttui' projects wasa ii uulliuii iuhiI'Irent low tuiui sutiiuuitti-ul tuy I':se-Il I':ngui-t'ring .mritI ('t'nstrutt$on Co of I .iki'l.itiul on (our wilt' four.unumug u,f Stilts' htsu.atl flo Ui Have p P j1)' TELEPHONE NUMBER CHANGE S.sn!or(I Oty Cicarier', now o.',flirs 01 h-i,iborn ' s E)ownfo*n Cleaners and Count 5, L aundry Serylirloole ,ifllIitjti( 1' I he Pt','. ii, 322-8700 Thank You Sanford Dry Cleaners II)PALMETTOAVE Sanford Monday,W -- I 4 celebrating The M e .\u.. 115 ?'f 'is i-'ji' 3!.: 5411 -- I INDEPENDENCE DAY I1 & Insurance 1.11 sj We s t itt Strt fnuugut the Orange ('tuuntr line to NOTICE will be closed July 3 & Tuesday, July 11.111 Luutiiit) this' n.uaui 'a ill hi' a iuit'iis-tI lmuti'rstjutt' 4 at Alhuuiiuonti' ---- - aqencies - 1i'ii,Riiuuie a Safe Fourth The following ins u ra mice Blair Agency :15 Ii ".øuth Park Boyd. Wallace III South t'atrrsett 322 0511 Crun;iey - Monteith inc. coo West lit Street 322 005 Karns Insurance Agency (OtiUfløi 511 ',ire..t is'! 5762 3.11-1111 PuweIl' invran Agenc-, I Irving PryorSlat* Farm Insur ance 92•' S,%J,200i3 '%eosv JZ2 Sit! Tony Russi Insurance Agency 241? 311035 Tffer Ins urance Agency 1 i' iis 122 aaetJ �- ---- 6A- Ben! Helen Dczris. Ed L.H. "I 1 7? 7? I t. I L. Lii C Mi Heer. Fer1 l-3err :pn ___________ div of t bet wh Pc*azie rui - . !. r ____ 4 II -_-- czrrv &iublrr*ri e'm.- ri . Mr tnd M -& Arthur MeArdit. : rr t-.te __________________ and famir -d R.fl L - MeArdk i L U ai ____________ p ________________ - I Mrs .1ph Lsuteria ;.tait Mr l.autena. 4.: . m ..__________ of . S. - - ::r . .-. - -. ur lA5 t&it lic'w mums km the a and candelabra ith u!. : '' .- .r 1 z- - 1 - -. . ;_- - - - - . - .- - t ible uhite / uwith u-htr s-:.tws and a whtr bridal I.:' i -.................• 'S \ th - - cr1 draped i a elegant tivcr with pun.-1 and c was ed f the wed;L held nuts and mir Jp Bcmanr. e honor . - a:tful thr' tIerL\i u1tn ke k1 uhite with a ti mcti topped u -ddiri. belLs Pourr u and Took Mai ucr:e k kept the bride s \ç ________ in rr.iage b !we wore a f ______________ _____________ - - -- - - - - of -- - cutttn me in : char Dari, - irdere. tue eripire uai.s ti.ai - i parent;' "lthøitt link 21 In,.1. pn,tI.* I lath. i ,. 4(iu,i 111 list 10 I, Ii 411 51..,, t j..1i,t ..i ...i,..i 47 'fl iit i.t.n, 44 c'h...o at ily ,,I ,, tsI,5v,, I - -- - - 15 - '-• : the hltr'iui'c :.f?ar it hao i .'II'. "I '. '- t fr .'.t.'•- c, ,,p,;, t'.. ,r' ' II 'ml? (.11tl,' -l'lr;,;v ii', J wrI?u th,t ,ous not ;IIi - - _________ J_ Matron of honor. Mrs Rnnu . °- w a fch Outf.toun ests aitend \'i• L i L hFNh\ L T of mint grr. w ui. . from. Sanford. Altamor.te - nwlre waist, lace ti-un ar soney 1uZena. ticc'tx-r of Springs. Loniood and Ncu mai ucre Debra - un - back The c-hiffcn Daris. sister of tht the groom, was best 1mm and Smvrna The bride orves 'err gatuwi-ed to tue Jtune j- eji and €roorns.men uere Douglas fat risen loedb - Deart-r c-.ff Her headpiece was of Wihr.on. Their gouris aria flasis. brother of the bride: Electronics Inc in Sct tit1 tulle arid s.'ie carr a ic- were idenca1 to those lruce Casuell - - - - - / ....L' ---. - - i -. . . - 26 32 - II - 34 - i(i - 38 jo, I I - I --- carrsng 39 42 46 ,-' 47 - .. 40 43 4, 44' - - If no lumril' 'muffin ';uru i IsI 'mit l'ti,'m' _ __________ ' _____________ _____________________ ' - ' 1-- Ijru_, i Ici ifl-, I 49 in 4% - ____________ -J - - -.s''l-. sc. - .ur . '' -iii' it''-t '' or \tjt. - \Tv I'i':nti-r '*11 cii? very few dish riosep ri d.aLcies. crnatmanis - *VI_ - ::_ \Itui- ii1iii - . ) ,J4'; -I ' \r,. 1. L } tbuh. ticher Mr R H F...1!.encoff and St.ff Phc't anm Mr 3 I hosts Donna '( __________ - 'r.tc' '1-' f V - ata rthc-arsaib.ift: at Many near-sighted ptple who have worn glasses for a long time depend upon lipreading and facial expressions In order to "hear," and without their glasscs they can't ee the speaker clearly enough to catch what twa saying. it happens to me all the tin-ic MRS M\'OpIA * PE.A!s An!'Y I'll bet I know why that man can't "hear" when he takes his glasses off. Ills hearing aid is In the frames' LEO IN SHERMAN OAKS - ''ne Showerllonors Miss t -- Bm liZ 't'fl1UL \ ' DEAlt AIIBY That lady who say-s her husband can't hear without his glasses can rela;. lie's not crazy. 'I-c '. - properly .' Fnt'rtaintj of the bride-cler S ~.. Bridal Parts - i- lIc.:..: M: - -. - GIFTSGALOR..E were pre.eratec tc Miss iirr. Rumba ugh at a misceJ1anecju pre-nuptial shower. Photo shows from left, Mr r v . - \$! - of the horiDr attendant ec'cpt ymar. friends in the Sanford _.-,.iur'werele T'tzidtsmcther ___a _ andbat __ sbrea__ - '. - " - DEAR ABB'm' Please tell me how- to handle a problem that really ups(s me My husband (I'll call him Dick? is a wonderful per'son, but when we go to visit my parents he walks In the dOOr, says 'Iiello," and then he sits down and docan5 t say any. thent 1 e !'e re ?! tt'' !ncu " thnr My poor father tries so hard to make conversation with Dick, but he can't get a worst out of him. Dick has always twen hut this Is inexcosable, lie says he thinks the world of my- parents, so what can I do' liUlti WIF'E . s - - Ruin bau/i c ;' W..ss L)nr.a tgh. 3e-corate- u.:t 1*.-of -the. &r we-ful ft •!aii Via. .1 A Vk, 7 of pink and i'lute Fu Murr daughtei of Mr and Mrs L E. valley. lavender and Ani.ristJg,sepn-e-sent,. the ft'*Lns Ft FlP%d 3 C Flliiik pink and uhite chrysin Rumbaugh. uas hcinicircd white sugar belt'. Fruit punirt ht'r.orct-s mothe-r. Mrs 1. 1: th'?. Ft E CUUUS, M the-riurns arid ulute ctadi rer'e-nti with a mrixscelianmeous uas serve-i frori a ryste.1 bowl Rurribaugh. arid the future l{uhc.. Ii Shea. bridal shower hosted t' the and as.scflrd mints arid nuts. grooms mother. Mr-s H H Crautha:riq-1 and C r Fit. fUarik.d b long pink tapc'r' .silver candelabra ucre us Dorcas C'trcie of Upsala from c'rystsl arid silver Maltb Sr zgcrald orauo Prestiyw-r-uin Chw-c±. Several games ut-re enjoyed ALs the Mine-s. H L L)wican Also the Misses Julie Malth, The petit, bridt-ti,ci of b the guests with the prizes C I. HriIlenti'ck. C C Huntct, Sus.an Stt-:trwr, Suzarinic Rusmho. di iediliel) Ravmcnd Malttn was k,ve)v n given to the honoree. tollc'ued Ft P. Eic'-ni -off C L lI'ueIl. L Robyn ounari . r ii'l.in arid Imcis by the cqruni of her miin. f Hiri F a pink polyester kut dress F Bishop Iatridc-rs clnrs of __________________________________________________ ;riniaigltsurcwrntx-:n. ccassion ': i. I S roses - quiet. :.- u - - - ' -- s. ..' t --- - -- - - - .-. - ..._ - - _________-- - - - * U carried out situ both the gift table and rertirnent tabie rcirrd situ lsender ths overlaid with utiite net The rrfrrs.lgnment table ua c-triter-rd with t,-autiloi s?t' wishing sell arid utute tapers .n - /• il 1$ I - - -. - - -- ,ti • . - - ..: : . '-- - ' , ' --•. - p -.• -. - -, '' S - • '. . ImMIi1, z, . J _____ - - f Mr and Mrs Jruni E.\JYlN,N-- tuJ :a:.• ;:. hairs ir. South St•mnuriok' (omnrnunitv Library are Tiffany and Rusty Mtizer. Looking on are Mrs If J High Fi tritre S R BErH MOHH !)unt tn-' if r.ature has t.hr intzg pluses ar mirsises to equal a perfect suunsiut fi*ure A gciod place to look Ut uuc is iiic%ig the ani girdles Fcidatiun manu - ' a I __________________________________________________________________ ,.3rti , f'°' : St tJJt . -.- Bikinis. sized to hip measurements. also consider thigh roberns There is a stile ssit.'i L>4egs to flatter 1es with a little too much plus at the t Aricttwr tso-pt-e design neam the t*kuii with a tx-wi that goes all the wa to the iraiutluw The oot-piece maillot OPEN MONDAY. JULY). 10AM P.M. - I S • - . • s_ ' Zales Summerj •'. ruin tell you We' aren't guing what at' iii in I ly happened That is not lmnIwniint The tnurtarit thing is tiuot West will tias'c the onil play' to u' declarer a chance to go off on: /0 Now Only siw ri dresses of wIPAPII 10 40. 11 -ou hast no serious figure faulti and n be*r the glares the less fix-turiate. you, can find a o*-i awl in the tdatioo department. It is a Little pulkm OneszufltsaU wtio are lucky. it - %' LARGE SELECTION 1 $1988 Swim suits shoes RegAar4y $2795 j • ' South doesn't need to see all the enemy cards to bring hurrie his contract. Just ii (lash of (lie ace of hearts and queen of $ )ades In the West enough. hand will As It happens, 'iVest Is not showing any of tils cards and South has to operate In the dark lIe starts out with the normal iimoy of a trur'np at trick two West is in with the ace and If West Is the sort of de. fender who tries to beat cry contract tic u--ill South an Immediate prub' WbKt IIa 98 POWELL'S Office Supply 117 S. ManoIsa your niermd 42 are 24 Hour Nursing Care For Priyale Patients - VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd 5?. Sanford, Fia, P'i. 322-6707 t on n ,tnt p - S . • .' .''' tu buy _pI • S S •fl - #. an,j acsoiates (' \ (I- N l:RA I Although the Il-Nh)l-,N('IlS morning has sortie disappointments, the afternoon and evening are excellent (or finding out what is best for you to do in the future lhirik out your most idealistic concepts and put them in effect at once Show )OU are a humanitarian ARIl:S (Mar II to Apr Pu) ('sintacting those who mean i.0fl5 great deal in your life is s; use 'iou can make Meditation an he priiductine ml bring fine (or the results Relax at home tonight I AIJRUS (Apr 10 to May IC)) Attend the scrsices of your choice in the morning In the iftemnot.us get together with good friends for a good time A group tneelung in the evening could result in something fine, (,lMINl (May 21 to June 2 I) A good day to show charitable others you are not only' a line citizen but person I'lan the ncw week'; actic sties well As-suit persons who hue two-tinning ideas He alert 'mflfl)S (5lIlII)Kl N 22 to July II) If you talk with persons of WiwlOith you ire .ihle to see everything more clearly now Show that you are nery un.lerstanding Make plans for future tnanel He at$nc Ii C) (July- 22 to Aug 21) II you pay more attention ti your intuitive faculties, you an gain the know ledge you with a need for handling your affairs well Talk close tie that will bring more happiness VIRGo (Aug Il to Sept Ill l)omg whitener will prone to mate thai you are devoted is wise now \ny ,t'ntras is, oral or written, an tie crianged now with g.'.'.i resuits following Show you base w iwluni netter a future a roost (June I I ft cope - at.' -- -'' . '. . - -s--.t lnsprove .: f;en1 . u, ; I thi ii on air t.irnmng persi in s tsRI'l() tIlt 1 tu, 211 II ',.o are a((etionate with 5Ioe tie; this tifi he .s must tu.sppy lay You hive fine tr .iu inn- skills I'nui iherci to u.r -'m cud i 1: - u'sievme pervifl who k ci I.' t'i. icr 'm.i Ii 'mi-Ill S IN,c 21 to t)ec IIi Study h?-: situation well u. that you know how improve condstc,r. Su.,css u mw wi listen to ideas j;en you 'm, uir ii. toc'. make -, u teei uneasy II)r '-'ml'kl tii 22 It) Ian 2(ii I early- I atrr 'aut and cuss? guo..1 friend; .r relations ard hue -o g,J the Lii)fl't negte.t important _omrespnndecs.e I P,ink along lgal lines ,-'mst''mRlU' han II to lets lu SttJ', a mouse?ar1 mailer well and handle it prist'erIy Stm-' that .ge.-r conscuenhious 'ci pa', important uSuhls You an now obtain the data you need i'tsui- s hl-eb 2() to 'mlii 21)1 You are thii'tkir,g along peru.'snul lines fl)A, whih is tune. prossied you gui after your autos (ashen Improve on our apçcanarice and make yourself as harming a; ou can '' ,. ,- , , -' c . .' , - - - . to . . uniuh y our shopping i you ore to positun e i. (it'll ( lilt Ii 01 0(1W', !'_. .0 ,inc of those Jclnght(ul young people u-io understand l'oth sides of a giser situation leach early to study al let of a problem well and come to quu5k decisions. :thera use the life lucre will not he tuccesslul lucre are fine 1'hil,s ph. il u-Ic ; t:rr floit in '-c" f:rsr .r ;''c::, it:: l,irHt h'-'' ;-n- II- V . -- -' . - - fleE.FIRSTST. PH. 3223524 IIAPKAMERICARO Ill4_ 1'-.I.] '1ic Iiilsg h,a, her,, Nurtb East ,,u-t Pau I 4 2 Pass Pass 2 NT lass South I 2 4 34 4 3 J'asa ' 54 Pass Pass Visa. South, hold A,S$4 VKIIS3 •s aq IOi 'ml'biat do you do now-'1 , A-rass. Your jm.ttuet us try. tog (Of a club slam but has. bid your full value; Mali. and you top heart h. bid ii, alter this s.qurssi r. you, , give MASTER CHARGE 1cm West will see that the only chance to beat four hearts will be' to find tili partner I. with queen and uric Ciub. 0 Itil)n%Yti QllItz4'I losS three Iii stead of b4dtit hearts, your p.rtu-r turns bid four cIuI* os-er your tin r.. c1u14 What do you do now? Answer ttnnorruw % (I lb 'm ' 'i . i: a;' : r.t : ly partner'. intl dense line I'. "ctit; thcnrtr:mn -'mJequate tnt niw can retsuil.t your energies I he weeks ahead may be he5tic I ike health treatments St'()Rl'll) it)t to Nan Its 'iou find that you are highly creatune and cifl sortie risk; now P'ecause you are so highly inspired I und the tight kind of entertainment lb it gin ci y ui '.;'irntua energy S 'mI.11 I At-CIt S u Is l)e Ill Listen carefuUy what those an home hate to uy and try to th espetntis'nu I hunk f the phul.00phscal side of lufe and fr. more deeply satusl'cni Relax tonight C 'ml'Rl('d.)RN tI)cc 22 'o Jan 21)1 'iou are able to r': your ,utun tics (In .0 marc .c,,hte and secure basis now %3,A sure t1uat you attend the cern ices that appeal to you Vijat:r,i gsi.sI tturnds in the .iftcrnot.sn is line .'m()t' 'mRItS han II to Fet' 101 If You want to ga:f life's jt'unJane, you tune to den ate y,' mrr stfflScii'tlttiCsS to greaten thungi now ('all 'ri rnactical business pcns.ins and get their deas Be wise l'lst'l 5 1 21) tnt Itar 2115 l'lan u-Pint it is you u-ant no''.: in i:te and then g-- alter your sinus in a p'JutIne I,ithu.'nu lie iure ou'tc at 'un harming heat it eu out ss' - ially Show you bane Ii \ Ut'K t fill 1)15 lIOR' 11111 'mu he or she wiLl be eric 'f tb'..' spuiitual nuur,51eJ oungoters u-ho also has i to a! ratnre, and theret,':c ; bound to be popular and well luk.cd by almost enemy sifiC 'I our pregen u-ill bring mu.h hmp;-iness into tIne list'; of others and be ncr) hep(ul to menu tie sure no gun e erscoumaxement early irs life and a SI - - diii I' i. ;' - ' ' . ' ti.L.e '' - • - ' (;i NI- RAt I INI*NCllS A wonderful day anl en eruung to quietly' ciuy w luemenen you happen to he this lisuluday period and especially to tune irs on nature's beauties, or Its do the things that turing you peace, tranquility an.I the under standing of ideals yoti wish Is) guide your acitons ins the future I bunk in terms ts( a new approach to long stand trig interests 101 I rig ,Iustan5e matters atc.I AKII S IMar II ti persons need to handled well now, w hiethe: tiy mail or teleitluoiie Consult w iOu new -ontacts and lime a belle: understanding of what is buappersuig arsaurid you Show more consideration (sir nieighl'tis i, IAt1 K t 'S I Apr 21) to Ilay 20) I'ay ing snore attention to inluitinc l'nirtiptinss it wise today. suie they can be most helpfui I and accurate If are sliplosliatic w uthu those at bionic, this car. lie a most sleligluifuil en-erung tountesy is 'm im be toss ssuu (.l-MINI IMay 2 I tin ionic .'l Sitting nlowri with allies and gosid pals arid talking sun en tluipsin tint suit tens snakes this a most produc tue stay', p no for you I surget about going off on tangents Get on the good side of others by paying honest connplisnients MOON ('lIlLl)KFN (June 1 to July 21) iou have fine Ideas about how to handle special sunk base to Jo efficiently, as well as civic Inatteus l'vemng is excellent (tsr impressing higher-ups Show you base true ability, 'charm 1.1(1 (July 21 to Aug Il) I'nune to itSn,u1tC5 that you lime great ability a,i.I e thur iii the liiioit ius,t ssnfidence they' need it thus tiulut I x l'entt u-ill appre ate you niorc if you ins open minded (Iiaiige attitudr w itbi kin in p in arid get $0051 results vlK(;o (Aug 12 to Sept 22) Whip up sonic entbivaiasiuu for the u-turk at huanst arid y- u get it done . unately ansi quickly' Cooperate :niuirr w utbu ami.i_ lairs I akc thur night treatsiicruts Ii) improse your healths LII3RA (Sept- 23 to 0t 22) Now thial you can be u- itli a partner, find out what is •xpected of you and Jo your UtrTjOtt to COopetite and show your ingenuity l)on't give in to what an opponent desires of you lie stunt ti II anti up for you gun * . ' ch - "' ma. -. I) t )ti.i nugt.ts 5(11K I'I( 41 let .'l) l)is'.us.sung I.. N.". with partners u-ha arc •s'rtccrncd us wise arid u-u,!.! lead sonic guatid agi cc nuierit Buy the 5Ic'thing '0 (tel u-ill gune tiu a ness look. urisk c' you flutist attr aelune Stop cheating yourself OU hate sn S 'mt,ll I I KIt S iN as 21 to I)ec fl' 'pp.'Itnnuf\ 1,-n lt,ti.mt:-'ri y-.':i en,!.0 mn.l in he with c'tugcrtials au iealls lnk I a little tiunue (c'Z cxeruse and tuntr nip sour health lit only that u- sink that us necessimS I 'ml'Rls URN 1k. are not 'amc1ul. to Jan ,' It oulil toum hi tilt sosuir big amguu ituent at home, s be lupinuis ito 'ml ike uit hattie as happ and harniniui as sO ,ili St,'i' aJ ItLunig is' uuuh md s eu will be uiuuch tuaj'i'ue: -It3t' 'mRlt's (liii II Its I-tb I'Ji i ou ate thinking iesei is tnt iik t lit_I .-an a, .'iiir'l.ct, i Jail that ts,ilni:'%st'k Oct t,et itinJs Jane and make Ii y t tie supplies that musks you ttic'te JI'i'''i fluent n ear t cit letit I'IS( I S (I ets 20 Ii' 'mt,sr 20$ Money us mu5h .'n your nuiunsl, .snt the quickest way to make knitS ii to cut down u'n expenses tight away I tiers get into stsssu, new outlet that odds to in5c'iuic i aiim tuunctses are sery ginod and should ho your plain . ' you - it linlIssu- ed II 'mUCK (lilt Ols HORN lot) I'm he or she sill be tile it th'c 5taiui.g 'utug l'c.'l'lc u-nih in CScCllCflt mind ss Ito u- ill £ssnst -'ft.-:'. to see cur ny thing lns're clearlyhow en em, thu y s'unugc sic r seld.'iui .1 aes any thing far others unless asked, sln5c this is a studious ruuuns.l lea5h early to cooperate with others iUinc in uitJc t,u ttas seal nmls f'siit ns ithi esc:y- one A 5cm!asn amount 5n1 sponts tiecetsar) here, Slit e the t'rucrgy us tute great (.u'. e spun utual training e itly ''1 tue Stars intl-cl, they .Ini i? 'liiCi - What y c'u make of y our life is largely sup m's \ (II ('arisill Rugtutej's lnittis uslusal I ilecist (sir your sign for July- is osuw- ready I sin y saur - opy send your tuirthdate and SI ti ('arruall Itsghtcr I sires sit t nanus' sit new sIapeu), (Its; till I lolly V. unthl I alit 'lIfts I M - ' - - - I uton,it fr' - nip p.o in I hr,iwhc.it h c:::f'.' - If.sr.k firm tI,,it (q,r;.- rv r.'. re'. ed p ii n sen a • frreii his ru-ht fnwit sri' atill ur,?., t fiCt', .nn4 urnf141I5.' f_tin or, srIj.Iu- u'nt • ( 'L hr sin rna u 'hat fl(f'eflin renter that s1r I to ret u-is e scnpis .5 nf"-Vl'ffI f?," 11.-. n utofi a similar -c 'rn n u r . rnlsnar. k.1" t in..'. It'' iiii 'if it situations that 'sr ha'. 'tst for rns'. h' III f 21i 'oars --r in our ,tr".sm. .'ser5 . s,-.-ma - l.-.ur .,nd we itfu (rw'nds tu.. sshi };Is r tw'rn desist for ______ hr.'ut r '5oir ml-- fa-iI ___________ men, it Wesir'' Ifospit.ul to hvpnt-.tiie prominent (iii- .s ___________ hanker (tr,i, Dr ( nIle su.' 2Isded a .1. isa I fit use ('sr $ os '.hta ted put chic truth r.ine. F"sr he ,:rs."-c silt it ent .irsnv ri i t -' ' f.: S.' . - II'' .- - . "0 P '' 1 .-,..._ 'I * sri- n is ha'..' i-tnt ill . ' tn ner. es ra'i sit he surely - . ins' be h.ssrn dump - net re,s; plain. ':. List r,M,ir! .-.$uit yOu 'mpI.'.ne us.5 hvpniisic on hint (tsr h.' is drtvuist 'is inenlis''. almost u-r.srs' -. . - a 'm'mb,mt h..pp.-ns is cnrrrls m hrst cualsin t I(ink'i ph.0 t rn fiat pain. The brain tellS ifl the CCray cut er;n '.'hraI cott.'* of the brain that ersrit,sixs.-st those earlier lrflpru!isis)fl1 .me now stimuihiteul by .m strut rcerr usupunlw .'nar S41 is - Sii I is'. pn.sniaenl fe%' nights, hot found he w.ms tnarried to .t charsc is ,,if ing w-'-matl him for .' g . . ,- • .. . U'' saul ."Z intl ' . ' c , I',.: s I -' es %' we - sir.' to -' . ms '- . -- But iw wi; tir tlu.- mr"rnu'nt mat belies.' th.-s art' rra! tm1 tip.tns.si.ifr :mf.'i'n \i,i;u. hk.'l.'ctT, ur - c-t'v,,juuit.'r Wh-..n '.. -- ut (eel sue 'u '.t.' r tusich or hear the .rr'-'ia.,ndimsg tier. e '.eriti'rs IO ur hriini are affected So hr siihcuin'.. .'lep.-sf thi's terrilis, ,to pain to kc't-p her -at sniul its.iv trtnii '.Ot- f,si otl ' .. . - . ,.- . - - - Vl)tifl5I'1. iiii'tI Iii ''uithisi !uinri tie i,r itf.'i -It 'mt a Later (hits' if a ntr is tiers'.' inn PittV $ etu at.''. r! - - . - ' ., tir ;,,,, •,, 'IV,. n.t,srf r.n. er'eIY.0 an-i •r',( *050W - -, ,,',.,"," •'. - ' wa "': ' ' annuM, • IS - YOUTH BEAT nicer -. 'fuse h) £e ,ricrnrnun,t -uer.' rer (,r nh,sr mucin _ - '''t''' '°''' \.i; .'. ,, - mind can I) ., tb.' ,ri1- i.e. U n, is the (itt I4,nct su.. f.'iried 'er in Vetn.si. N.. ?hn' i nfl :5 In Iii'S . in a . I, ni.sfl' r,. 0 I:. •- .. '''1'Oct'-- • - .- . - Typical Teen-Age Beauties .. • I I'.'.t- I 'lil I \l' t '.I .: . .i5 ,:i,;i.,' , to 0..' .Oe ,is .c,i.," nt the wholc',.,ir uf .'mpt-dc l'ie It :c,u,t t-s' In-ut' re,iaUr:n, t-r sonic ii people ti meMuc that these cloan-a:'at vuuan p.o th,it ti'se re nut wsldn raslucal, wiltl-undup #,Us -n 4?' want to rt'svut:.tnnhe high Scit . the teen ae crl s ho tputi the Amerccan - ::'' . o' . -- . . -,s: rise . oung ' - ' - '--- - - pupk ' annual i f,'et Jri,s-c!onj and !: _''s'cj look's ', ' _, - n a tin-a I e r ut :ntt-,t'tc'd lint the tut! r h Scttusil ftoii Iiirie'" Icli \l arar'.'t tIM! troun Kar' 'mlary Ea;tu-'.od trs'iui .i t ii nrs .i Ra,ib Ne-a icr irfi ycc.i 'ml. Itinurne froni u its,,. '.' . n,,,i .n in,. _ SB> Oswald & Jamiues Jacobs 7/ ¶*.4,/' 5, - NURSI:G .flere IHVSIPI'ii AISH hot pants ) BIBLES fashioned .- ' Mrs. :'m flur win kuu1' this out, West will lead a lw club it nut really inui. :,unt w ha-Is otis' hO puts his linger 'irs. The inuliortant tt:ng Is that l-:ast sins's hass' fti.it (jtiCCfl arid or'o club ,uc:ui unless Ssuuutli mist's with. duirim''s l..ung. I-:ast will wi,- this' trick with this' queen; n i-turn mi' stilt to 'mVt'st's ace .snul ruff a third club to South's fine game curitrac' t4'Cracker 'Th Day's Sale . " S;%I't' U I) matters over F-I ol ds the DeCision / ' '1 I'ROGRESSIVE HUSHEE t-1comed into f_xt-nplar member-ship of Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in candlelight rituals at the home of PhilJip Boyd are seated, from left, Nancy Butler and Viola Frank Standing Susan Byrd. Betty Jack. Irie &yles and L)ecnie Bartlett, chapter president Reactivating her membership was Pat Largen. who was not present for photo Ann Sieczkowski Photo , found in tciurda departments has been designed for the wnari u- ho ts espcciali uell.en. dourd. Vasiuixwd actu-ding to tx-a at&t, it is available in sizes i4) ,, Vest ' to in .6' - )OU ttjttonis Bra sizes range frtr 32-A to 36-Li game Myles ansi i.itQ 38-DDin others &rne are wired and others are ric* I /,/J 'i,,"toId *ec'e suits and a maillot The c.-pwee desi&ns e as separates he in lnl!%-lduaJ sires Ut tops arr ----------- _______________ b,'r fit is idea 1 r tactureis have curw to tht rcue rith bikinii, other tu -- __________________ '/INA'l_ BRIDGE - J''-e;''' Catholic- C'hirri 1 ________ me °ç t pastor of damped. addressed euVepe. Mari1n Gordon Photo 'ml 'han s and dtht-t Ste- ir,heirn Problems? Trust Abby. For a persosal reply. wrIte 1. a tac ABBY. ?SOX SEK, L. A., CAl_IF. $00 a left who accepted the gift from Mrs E A. Altizer. representing the iuth Seminole Women's Club. Mr and Mrs ;-r an . Jotinirc'. mdnnieMr nd 4 being a legal wife when all your fnit'nth k.no"c that your hthband Is in love with another woman?' I would like to know since when Is lose equated with serual satisfaction? if that man really loved you. he'd have married you first and had his sex later. Wake up, Sister. You're being used! Thanks for letting me get thIs off my chest, Abby. MAD IN ?,IAACIit_E'fl - - - &iso Mr. and Mrs ..ker. Mr arid Mrs H W .':les-. Mr arid Mrs. Jarnt . ____ DEAJI ABIIY: 'This Li for 'YOUR IIITSIIAND'S MIS TIIESS.'' who ends up with, "What good Is the status of - - a .' (eare(I Ia ' - .irmtr..titStalc, Mmkt. :.i ' , . -. - Also :. - ' - ciccasion The stutt zhoi- cake .0 n-iurees uerr the purrc- bride-elec-' Yr arid Y '.n. Moon; the Misses Be-vt-n .dCr1,CC,d. Connie Co'' "t.ira Martin, Axle-en Waum Rac-r Patty Mc.ma Mc'c'ri, Laura Hooker an .nthxxr Evans . . - : ' -..- • siler holder,, .'terspers-. with hl of the 'sulme, and f'irn The se-fl .ai rsented t Vi T!iose present ii- addition - from the Carroll Righter Institute (;l-NIRAI_ tIsNl)I-.N(II:S A day and esrning it tI' quietly thinking hut wtiat you won i1 like to do in the tutu re I- iguire out I hr nucans by ;; iliLti YOU can accomplish the things that are in your niind and heart 1-spress your sympathetic nindc'rstandsng and help relieve kin of protulems lIt' considerate 'I Rhl S (Mar 21 to Apr I'll You are able to penetrate Ihrough. a diUicult problem flow ii you study all the facts Show associates that you understand their needs ho your Utmost to help them lie wise I AtJRtJS (Apr 20 tO May IUI A lint' .lay to tie with good friends and strengthen the bonds between you Attend the io.ial gathering that will bring more line friends into your life Avoid troublemakers (;Isllsl (May 11 to lime Ill Civic duties should i.e handled now with high efficiency Show that you are a 'knI,u1 citimen Make sure your credit is in good standing Handle a business affair well MOON chilLI)ItIN (June 22 to July 21) You can visit persons and places now that will bring you more happiness Obtain the data you need that will open your eyes to mere modern view's and ideas LEO (July 22 to Aug Il) A good day to handle those practical affairs in a most efficient way Seek the advice of an expert Spend more turtie than unuul w'th loveit on. show your true devotion lR( (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Know what it is and friends expect of you and do your utmost to help them handle a surprise situation that arises in a most ideal way Show )- ou are capable lIft-IA ISept Ii to (LI .'.'I 'i iOn ar ilk ti cet rnu,u,.h . r-. , an'.- i - DEAR WI VE: If he "thinks the world" of your parents. It's time he broke the sound barrier. lot openers. suggest that he say something about the subjesi that Interests both of them. Sports? Politics? ('urn-nt es-rntsf Books? I:nkriainmeni? The person u-ho sIts In company lIke a wart on a pickle Is making a statement. It's either. "I base nothing to say," or, "You aren't worlh talking to" - -- ____________________ liii ft I I U I ( liii-: II - PHAP11'O'A PAtti ____________ __________ .s-_i .. H. II II II Ihuni ar,ul a,.' no l',ri,r'r ser -, sb.rb-nt I tiuiy --- , - u'.'' a few of Uni;r' washini, dishes Now I ho'e to ','m i.' os ,. - iii.' meat l-rr In c. ii 'mit I'tst,I.V 54 i..tut ' a ii!oblc (*1 -- -, ,. 0,, ?li,-r-s the sr' uøn;,ifnn rn,n;r.ifrd, - - - - - , ' - - concern, and ad;ke from iMi-i sides, I; out of order, I (blab yuwr I'nder the rlrs'um;tant-r; you Introduced the u-oman 0 propenis If y our father', u-Ut' had reared you, and addressed her as "Mother," then she should be Introduced ao "my mother." ---• 1h' flilt' 11' it t).ir II c;-,i imp. P..t,qI (*'v r.'sJ it he hurt .r, l,, ore.,' ses eril ye I,tt-t F".r if-ink ilrs.-cn't h.s ur'. niist f.t .c mV tNt"1 ),, ifl.Iv crt ,.Isn sr.! rru i, iIos%-fl '-utl. ii s'.s ,uc i .- seem flunked tti one. and Ronald Seminole and the fanth has V - - f aenti I 'mIt ju ii .l.0 I i.s.-1 In. tic-il U.? ft' r'aI , ui.-, ou't ,inunl'. er 'any , aids w u tP,r,'otnned tiy n .-uii,;ituirI ltuut tti' uluir' sta?- (ruinul roe 'a-ithouit •i o'A the hu.,hit of Ii 'fit 5.its' hull 'n lianuil the itirs' '.1011% list • .nrij.I.tr' -'sth lit"; in mv bijl(t.kl pit II. tirii.- luuc pn.'..-ru t. hi' iii'. usable ', hen I have to In . .,t tin 'ni.'or fur ;ornu'- ttun,: iO.'re ,il'a', a ni.-.urhv ;ihut to t.'i srl .ul I rnjo lb.' leisure of t,'.t 'i.''''s''i' ul.-,uillisi.'s 'mi 'mc' Ii - in a . -. ii in . g .' - - 'mou will always be )-our mother's daughter regardless of u-ho your father's wife Is. ' ' j-. ... - ' Beach . - - ___________ '- , - , kS in her as "my fathers wife." My roommate contends that (hi-, Is poor taste and I should have Introduced (he woman as "my- mother Sinc-e I was rakeai by my mother who Is still s-er-u mu-h Miss' isnil well. I think it would 1*' slight to her i'k,ist' ants i me WiIt)SE t)At'(lifl:J( I I - ,,,_,. rt I 'c It ill ?t ''0 i *iirid sleep in the muhito ,. u'; - j ' _ .t_ ttr'nI sire ' c 1. ft l.0 - . Ihi.l ,,r, curb re,,,,nI;- mud (Ira? h. IrI'd In' " llt nuns; '''.i I-' I suictiro sat s asict rl.'anln .irirt lMllIcI,I,I , It Ii,'It fine Pt 1'iuials IIdPd liSfl he iliI(.r.isl - I'i,I I.\ 'iii I)EAR AIlBY Will you please settle an argument' How C . it ins ruo' uIIii * - p ff .)_', , cii'r,, fi r J( f lu-rn in half, hi'rri on the sew ufli mar bin.' OII4 USC them ( s.' ..gi-cl 2.. a a Vieti., - J n 'i' ,. possible ri-iaIs stain n 14 I 3'ii without niiertlng him. Iifllvunatei - until ou are "Id enough to do as Yo u-tab, ouj will has, (ii pIa bi their nites. 'Ibne u-Ill solte your problem. C - a Nhicm his ,ounzer wife aaj frm . I1 J9 I ______________ 18 hanker phantom pain a5 a con variient method of keepung ,r ITI'l I,rc..e.j ii 'tic.- ti , the un then oh, Iiur .i;tir'c ftnt, ai!i, .1 it 's'ru'nusI, citInl" to - Ir, Ru? I once had iillsonair " It 'ml. 'SWh(IC III -'mit J'( iI .l,'m- I tim iIi(A I' r iIII 'mit 'in.'I ;'i.,io liii; shun; lfI h, hand; and at ins tout hin tie 11.1,; ?,riu ci, ct,- •;: 1 t' rrh a small nrnu'.c,n' of -- 16 - , l - pain," s - -1'-V-wi o I) - ' tifi'A jJ:\J( J'flhJ.',' J'q.f f'q.p'' I; 'At?i lti n,,ird.ic Ir .'r c of a u.IIinIi cl'.thnc seti, rk. rio? fill? -ket Ii'. tori ci,,' 1.; If P1t,,pn c C vricn'j 'i"vut I-. I '.c-.r rPV'II' shirt; ,, ,r. kpt tmn,-aui;i lI,.5 '.lJt' II ( (' scan. ,,,,_ is a victim of hat call "phantom It affects many vetarans Who have lost an arm or leg in 41 5t'iil. a StI'I) nr.ri., s 12fJ '"'- j••"tn ' *5 lI'n,. t. liolis,-, ri Af,.aI. nil ,,,,,,, II lr% LIN1IC Hank fi 1 P 1* I5 Ie ...., - nIesa '.uighi tn h'th buas ti* t VP kri -. .-.•• ' hF: Ill l'Itolil.I-:Sts: 'ml age IS, sour rrlatlociahips are your 15('nnn.iin r, l5 1'AI1ET l'Rt)tilk.MS I q I'i \ t fl . •••, •••-• -•""• --•• 1.,,,., 37'....ii ": -- - 4 1.111.,0 '1'..II,i-I.I .'Ii By George "W, Crane, Ph.D., M.D. I'iuui-r i1 I5(II'LI'l- Polly's Problem I ', I o. 'i . 1 - 'c ilul r.'41.,rn a Iarui. f,a.l'• ti, !.. -r, II A ts ,o ?.•s Ars'he flunkr look flkn Abbie hoffman! This guy is no burn llea a college freshman who to rktng hard (or his edmicatism. ant someday he will Lllount to something lie'; the kind of guy my folks want me to go with, escept for the (act that he belongs to this aiin,,rit- group which ms- parents nlespice I hate to lie and sneak around to ace him, bause I am i- rally proud of him, hut my (silk; are so bigoted and prejunlki it'; unhelics able AlIho he likes me a lot, he has never let our rrlationship get out of hand, f know what I mean 711* folks Iik me anI I like than, hut there Li no way I can get my 4 oIkc to agrt' to kiting me go with him ('an you help me' 4 cloth u uh ci!i r candelak '.:pagnc punch was send an ul along hot • .. . -. ___________________________________________________ r - - * we 27 'sale ''ff,p, " 'SVOV O.IPIIP..t I (.o.stt 5" llI'.I v.i..l , 2 Ait.viai. p0,. l I".cnpst 1$ ?-anhI Vi1.q,, 7i U,.i,-'I l.a.. •I.. " Ilianal i r, i E.I,n.I, ny., 11 Stuns s.> 52 V'r.tol.l, .17 1*.. aiim; S 'tiairaI 2* I)ro;.y .1.1, (l**.4l 'ylislie .1) U..'r,1 f'',VI,,..I :s i tinY I am a l year ott girl ant I .Iini thInk I's-c eser see-n a problem like nilne in -.ir column I ann dating a guy w)'.. * tiii'nit*'r of * IlliniOhIty held ji 1L1! 1 •,, TrSW M V ,g,IaiI. -.tn lilian 74 Vi',..n . - zatiom at : n:Al4 oerh'okin. rm • 1- - I' IP'l b, Ck,.s. crge. rcpil. 5 ;; •.'l - S. carnation 7 ToII.(r' 21 Y.sr iii pireii ts By Abigail Van Buren • . ______ 51 n.by p.ah how) . - V Mr Ltnngstor wb was bcr-r a' Lakeland is a g -aJua t of Lakela.nd High School whe-t he belonçed °--' clubs a1id Following a tour of dut with t.5 he a *Ua2ed 1th RU.lell'S lii fat.atFr: - ' .- I pr an })reJu(liced by rbttc is onk- f flo randmolher, MN .i zietmn Frrk. ocr blue ensemble ..:htn aC'&'1flcs *n III 1 IS ?4ucc'i.,i ion" o. . .5* 44 411 ii IflIPV%VIiiI.5 0 aesnc UhIIC IS Ii Stu,ng- l? Her love for boy friend eniemble -- ,. --. B. ______________ ttw c'ewa.- - Fs.:r sr. CCs an . apn.; r 4 .. iein ac'ewrie anj .nk rtchud ctrsair Tr i - m5 ' flhther - _____________ rptor Mr F. Eztes. Lake Jnaa• Euszs rn nrgan nupti*i mus. mandarin idercd -_____. •. . . Rc - at C7Uh V -- S. S. e -ia. June 3. W a 11a1p1, IOl.*u Ii - rIi 1. "ii 41 r r,i 'ORR/ '•;hi,-t. It,i"-' 5. 1,1-. ii,, 42 1? (1,01. Ufle 1M xtt feturtng an (Ii - .".-- 0 .I '*.*i, t1I ________________ Rites - -1 Irt#,p1 (IL Double Ring In rhO r,,lnfr,rd lfnriiic, l'4)II1S I'4)I'IEIIS --. 1'1 I I I •i'ii lOWS ExcIiane - A...,. Lauterici Lnn McArdle. Vicki -__.._----- - .' e Kerr - no '% Intl their ,'mll-.:rien 's 0 -'-'C u inn c oud i ' I'n uii.mtcbcd t h CitI 'a thou , ': ' '' - - .': - °'' I I, t'l Si sup'i Iii i'nv.d'.'ii N ixuti \ son k ii , w '. what , best for the i-' ia 'mI.mr '.i lint-ui pie - they are '!ee with tne i-ire's dent' n ct'.erut i to (.'huria ,siid th S,swt 'nius.'u and aga.u.st -ussr:':' u-ut hiraw ii ft tout V ictni.iari. "Wv should ftni,,,1 what we ',e tn- ti cue..! one girl .'mniij what sic' h,ij begun was ''to stop th of the slogati going with it "Vxantnsa,in today, Chtn-.mti tc'inorrs,jw :tiatjrtj Pintinie who won the title, looked at the i'r'.'bk'rti a little ditfervtitI "l'ni (tied ol the arid t imagine a meal s fctor tot the Urutei Stat \V!tjt .0 tn-tory u-hc'mu so itiatn 'Ue have beexi l'.sat cart i si tthdr,aw bes,tuv. of our prlsesners ot' sir Int.? hc'r gtrl comuittientri about I'rsUt sI5u(j5 ac ce-len .i!cd bs:tibingn ans.t mining cu tht' harbor's si (icbttiif the Sos ict Uniois 'Just beiauie we're bc'inbuig nto;'stu meats u-c c-antI talk and cvmntutanlcate. After all s' Ii' hunutini _aius.I ill: ed I in- fist' n n-pt ist' 'a !ett ar;s,uJ New \'vc k (I son sa at uItbe- f ittitugs to hair sty hugs, front nuke up c;utitultatuoiis Ins photo sessions 'I'heir hex'tt'.' schedules ui n-ltisit'l a tour of Gun-is' 'mIjiusitin with Mrs John Llnsis,as a I'l is ale tuauir of tins' I. N an trularitial niue-t'?ttug wtt (;lasls I'stiuiht .iuusl Ibis' I'll's .unl shin-sn s slliimse'rs ,aiid 1,1 lii ' - ' '' . due ' xp1a spread cc'tuiluuni'si,i - -' war * - n-us t'sn-tutst __________ �_ MOM 6Ak 413—The Sanford Herald Friday, June 30. 1972 _i i ' - ------ - .—==-= , --- . Eliminates APEX, 5-4 E( Thp S,infrrj HnraI1 E Medical Center Reaches Finals' _______________________ .-11`1~ - %. I ". Ju di ~ _ 1~ \i. of bi v=1 at . . . It - V -- forced in a run. The next batter was safe on an error as to runs tut%'c Ke mound ft game. Marty Roberts - - - --- tp! clinch the city crown . - .1. - I.,% . I -' ___ . 2_1 . i . - .. - I.. ilfltl . tj .% Ui1I - - TJ , ~ . 4. 41 _li . . tkt,'r' .rc' '•" i .' ____s •. ' .—.--- - A.F' - •.. . ' I 1. - -. - ( I I IT LOOKS like a traffic jam at first base, John Butler crosses the b, . - .-- -.• -.-• .. - Monroe - - - —*.* ,--•,-' •_ sjs. - 7. . Open Inn I' . - !!i?i 7 ! ! I.i. , ,,, I' . , \IAMAIIONECK, N V. if ".U.U.X;i;AL 4 - . • .. .J r,,,, Lose rs Braek e t . . Shame) Men's Slow-Pitch Softball Wilkins matched it in the hot- each had a home run and a Tournament we-re defeated In torn of the frame Then the single; Chris Wilson had a had a liii night's opening round Sanford team scored four runs double; Dave action. Both teams pus- in the in the third But once again, the double and a single; Pete Fknthe had two sing. Lake Helen team tied the s laser's bracket tonight t)utfs Athletic broke a £-6 tie lAke Monroe Inn of Sanford whet, the) came to bat But Monroe Inn only scored with eight runs in the last . dropped a 14-7 decision to Wilkins Plumbing of Lake once in the top of the fourth and ning. That team was paced at the plate by John Gaflehge.r )Iekn and the Sanford Truckers Wilkins Plumbing with a home run, double, and were defeated 13-9 when runs across in the bottom of t single; Mike Gibson with a (;abrlers Subs of Orlando inningThe Wilkins Plumbing hitting bOs-Tie run and a single; Bill) scored fist runs in the last inattack was sparked b) seven Wright and Gary- Schick with a ning. In other opening night action, home runs Jesse Johnson had home run each; Bob Roberts Cunningham Gulf of Starke two homers, a triple and a triple and two singles: Gene outlasted Ralph Pillow Motors single: George Waldron had two Nem,an three singles. a! DeLand, 24-2, and Dub's homers and a double; Ed Bud Fortner had a homer for Athletic of Gainesville defeated Seimes had two homers and a Florida Furniture; Micke) Furniture of Palatka, single; Billy Gardner had a Smith had a triple; lies-iT)' Williams two doubles. home run and a double. ;44, Cunningham Gulf sent 18 men For Lake Monroe Inn, Don In tonight's action, six games are on tap. The will be played at Haney had a home run; Bob to the plate in the top of the first ' nM Psuui a Pwna— a'-.',.i't.- Iflfl$fl(' I - 3-'t -'th E),..h..p.4 O..4 ....A t• 'P Ilk t, .- - - . - . . - - - • - - - a ' ' . -' 'p _ •. - .._ ... -r - ,,.- ,•''.- 08 -__ - - 4 - - - -*;' fib '; a -: '' . - - _______ . * . .-. S -C-- "_ ____ - -- - . - - a _# _... --- - -.---- ''. -";;--"-- _____ f54•••2 _____________________________________ kaf 1. ilil Rain Cancels Pocono Race 0) BLOYS HIUTI t'c-r and qualifying, arid prt't- AP Auto Racing Vs rites Lured by Prnnsylvarua Guy Milton J. Shapp not to bold the evrrtm the middle of the state 's flood disaster area. Pucon officials had announced Ws'inesda) that the Schaefer would not be run as scheduled Dr. Joseph Matticsli, the track's board chairman and chief executive officer, said he asked USAC officials as early as last Monday for a new date. Smyth refused, saying his racmg crew was prepared to run the race. Additionally. Sinyth said, the sanctioning agreement given USAC sole prerogative to run the race, or cancel or postpone it, as conditions dictate. MOUNT POCX)NO, Pa. (API - The Schaefer 500, third rich, est race in motor sports, has been canceled at least for the time being Officials of the sanctiunuig U.S. Auto Club took the action Thursday when they r'.owed up at Pocono lnternauanai Raceway and found the track lacked and guarded by policemen. There is a chance It may be scheduled for a later date. Wil11am J. Smnyth, eiecuth'e threeton of USAC, said a meeting of the group's executive corn- mittee will be called soon, ('obably Saturday, to discuis a possible renegotiation of Pn' cat o's raring schedule. USAC has a flue-year ag s-s-sent with the raceway to Laruction ill of its major rvents, including a 500 mile race for swck cars scheduled for July 30 Sunday's race was to have paid just over 1400,000 in prize and acceuory s-rwy. Otsly the $3 mUllon Wianapolits 500 and the $750000 CalIfornia 500 at Onlam are richer. Plagued by rain on seven of the 10 days set aside for prac. 0 Bull etin %%IIBLEDO, England ,APi Cool Chris Irrt shook off renter-court pressure today and adsauced to the womiui's iti1ts round o116 .1 the Wimbledon Tisn1s Cbaw- by beating American Mary Ann EAsel 1- 6. 64. THE BALL sails into left field above the third baseman during softball last night between Lake Monroe Inn of Sanford and Wilkins Plumbing of Lake Helen. The Lake Helen team. Games will be played tonight and all day Saturday 3t both the Ft. Mellon and Pinthurst fields. The final games will be Sunday. (Joe Bush Photo ) action Ansenicar; d.rivt-rs are a ranin the classical and somewhat sQphisticated racing lodge known as Grand Prix c's.anpetltiun There only have- been a hand. ful of Yankees who bothered to chance the European circuits for dining glory- and prestge rather than Lag pay days. Mostly, graduates of the U S. sports cars ranks, those who have a greater understanding at the meaning and historical background of formula one activity have invaded the foreign landscapes. S&nc'ethe late '4 such iA1ots as Harry Schell, Masten Gregory, Ronnie Bucknus-ri, Lance Iteventlow, Dan Gurney and Phil Hill have been factory to-ism members. Hill, in 1961, Liecarne the only American to win a world chain. ,usnrwh,n u.n a ti.. ,J Ferrari team. Kev'entlow and Gurney were the only drivers to try American cars, the latter being the first to win a Gras-id Prix with one. Drivers in this c-owdry- are Lou busy preparing for the tagget' rewards they might achiese if they can place well at Daytona, Indianapolis, Riverside, WatlLins Glen. Milwaukee and Raid America. In Europe, s-nail of the diiv. er-s were contracted. They were psid a salary to do a ph for 4 'je r , .e. ' These arrangements were riot enticing enough for the boy's in the U.S. Furthermore, the European factories were satisfied, thank you, with their tv.is-st' talent &;nw of this general almas1.he-re might change because of an imprvs'ment in the purse strw-'ire' as-wi the quality of it Fit-re who are gainir.' ,dtudbk' c-s-petit-rice in tht L&M ('.tituit'ntjjl series for firnniuLa 5,(%I) machines. Currently, two Americans are on the European circuit Italian-burn Mario Andretti with Ferrari and Peter Res-son with McLaren Andretti's busy schedule will nc4 permit his-n Us-lw to engage in all of the Grand Prix so it Is up to RevS ( son, a 33-year-old bachelor, to carry the colors, 'tm . . - 5. Already there are 150 apphtastlons whirls a for !he!'i of the 1971 total at this time. Bob Cola's, general chairs-nun, sayi the girls divisions are not att.racting the nunibers as they should Only 15 per cent of the UAW entries In the Pee Wee Tournament are girls. To date there Is only a nuxlsnuni of six entries In any of the girls divisions and s-wine are entered in the 12-13 age group. The divisors and number 01 twiles played In each of the two days are as follows: Little Pee Wee thu-talon lage (lit' hulls lSe(l --l)\' Club and this ridi'i' here ,, 9h 1 Ir" j VANOP, II n - Fr -f list ;]Al 0. ( a. r 4 . 0 ',.d,.riai I,'.i,a' -. - .. - . — - Ihi'zzi inuJi fj s'. .ini :i,srl ii rub r ( ;iklei J ubilee Spurs Ilei is slated tor •1uiI' In . . 2, lower divisions and this will depend on the number of sponsorships sold. I, i. -0 ti-ri iisr'o1,ay, rleu held by the Silver Spurs Club ' .' . ' . r -' .. ': ::':::.;:: - ". , - ..:.:.:.:::.:..:::'.-.-- .-.--'- -.-.-.-.- ' -.. )%4a/or L ea gu e Standings - " 1cm ' ' fil cup 3-1; Kansas City took two front Minnesota 5-3 and 12-4, __ _______ ti;, 1%') They s Li -i'd hints wilts . . this-s-c s-uris is-i the ".'t'ond i,is-iirmg — Wimbledon Odds WIMHU-:IXN, England a Al', -- British haaihit' tim-re offering odds of 100-1 today- against ii couple of American teen-agers carrying off both singles i-row s-is Ins the Wimbledon C)wiusplonshslps Tennis Such frier.Jiy odds -you bet one doh1s to win a hundredwere ce';tuln to attract plenty of tails rupport for us-n Connors and curia Even, Connors, Use 19-year-old left' hander (rots-i Ilellevtlk', Ill his-is reached the final 16 of thsi- ntis n's division. Miss 1-u't'rt, 17y'rur-old its-sr fruits FortI .uuulertlmilc', Flit,, his-is rc'uctscd Ibis' Is-sit 32 in Use wars-sent's singles 'lie odds si-es-ru ruUst-r big to raw,'' Ciirinu.,t a said. ''I would have thought we have a better chance Own the lsioknsiakers semi to (Juirik,'' If Connors reaches the qulir. ter-finals he Is likely to Collie UI) against Itomnanila's Ihte Na.ItaM, • 1# %%rsi O,skl.unsi II 22 ('tmis's-ays 38 27 .5115 5 MannieMsts-a K,anssas ('it', :ti 1 29 .540 7 16',! 31 32 .49',! Il .11 v; 41-ti 13 C.iltfurtuit In -In .1iI l61 Against U.S. Finals By ItUNAI.I) TIU)%ISON Aus,(latrd tress Sports WrItm'r - 'liuursils-s) 'a flt'sults hIruistusni 1.4 ,,% Anii'lt's ,-\'hant,i - II ,!7 ,t i . 6113 i it .i; s t; 5 tss lU's Son Fran, 'isi 2' 46 Th) 17 21 II in i son I )mt'uu 'I hur%41.1 , %,% ltl-%ult% Soiu I-'r.iuis ,s 1, (miss urini,atu 2 II 'tit, n It, Iii .tngelt'% ii . i 1, hiaituiiatrnm' :5 I'mttstuuiri'ti 5, Mmlw.uumk.-t' 3, ('Is't,'lsii*l I Phuil,sitt'lhrhui,i 1.5, Nt-us York 4 I *,-irsis-t 11 floitsisi -I St tatimu 4, Choi .ago I ('s-alitornis-a 12, 'l'.'xuas 4 Sois I )ut'gss 8, Atlanta ii the No 2 u,'s'ml .N,1- !x-A.. pus) III)! I 'his-I't'' 4.1, ( i,s$'.l,suiil I) I h"nitl.m u ( ijimitS ha-Iii's- isis- gr,sss thai lie c-vim') I-nuns', 'a ( .s-aums('a NI I ..ssai'. I ( .iis'.ssia 6- 51 s-st his-is dos-s.' before, is at toughs h4smtSas (it) I N('lMsii LI i .at l'huuli>l.'I.huu.a 1 li,uamipitsui 4 -6 1. N sropii%stiurs for osuisnis.' Iii sNt'uu \'*sr Ii sI.stI,iuk 7-4 a tit tt,uris,sama-rst us taut it'd by time \iuimuuessst,a > Cm>rhatm :io Mulus,ss-iius's' s Itarstsii,, 64's at \l>ntu .-,il I Mr>i r ill i, N jmhjss'nu'e of the his-,; stars of htusitt)tu 4 I >,altmaa 311i, N t'tu'agus • Jcimkurea 9-ti I at ,spIonshsui> Ti's-mis World ( lu.ai ('it's't'l.aiid ; I'crr', 12-411 ,at I 'ittstiuirghs Mss(ue' 5-4 I. N But ,'veni if the tuiss,'eslt',i t'tsn' Atlanta • lb-i'd 5,81 at hlou'.t*mm ,%"% \'>rrb his-ut' n is, N gist I>.u'st Nast.,". Iii' could i, s-it ('silutsirsusa Ait.'ii 2 Funrsuii I 2., N it) a sv,ailfiims-sh hmuiiist'If funist Gl 35. ,It Hand4-Ss, N ltsalhiuisna'e ('iris ausscala Msrtttuiim ,sgsuited this' units iii' ta's-irS ,,I,..,, 'le is Hand 5 I huhusns 8-7i tit I Ittrsiit Slam',- .San I)uegus s Kirls', 5-;i, N of all-.(',ilis-i lhbhe') of Austral. lou'k I-I)). N lAss Aiugt'It'u Oats's' 751 sit Is-a O.sklims-s.l i lloltiman Il-Sm of Suit I"ruinst'.tts s Ill', .tit 5-41, N It was l)sblt'y, ii p.uu.'r server Ihabirirers 'uai,analuas'i Guanira ( 108). N uscilu stsoulkr-s like ,:n ox, subs-cs- Chicago 5at'th',a (arisi's St 1,11111% lit l'hmuhs-adl'lhlhis-a, 2, chutsuinualcit (..'tnmruirs tt'.at'hit'r, Malt aukee sit lltsttcsii lu might Pus-ic -ho Gonzales, in the si-u'ssrast ('li-It'lsiiml Nc'us \'uunh Neu Vork at Misritrt's-ul, i, year rc,tunsul thu's Iisltuias>nu' at I It'll oil night il.', '1 waatshit'd hurt ol (hue uawt?'sluiIlc's-s'istsa at Chicago (tuus smgs. it I 'ittststtt ghi I s-bIs'y us.,'. tIm,'' ('ittiniot s- s.muii It ).s-ia at Kansas City Atl,sait,i at hli'ustu.ura. N not ku-Is butting IJ,mkhsn,l mat ( 's-ilifs,rnis-s, N i 'mimtuiimati ut .San I)iegss, N Mi's'. a .vs'rt, tss't'desl fsitui'Isu In sussulii', 'a (lami's Ii 's .'trii',t'lt's at Sass I"ruarst'tsas tui' iuu'r fir !it Wimbledon, sits-il uuiaiI.a 'a (,ansr. -Mit'. ,aiikt'e' ill ltc.ssttsns all t',ssut'r 1s,sthi to I: t','tI But ('Set t'Lssts.l mat New York, '4 St I atoms at I'tiiladrllslmts-i even it i-vt's-', thing .M'% w l in Reallsruiiirt' al Detroit Ns'us York tit Montreal sit" fiats her next 1% ,j suis-atches Ystutmnit's.ts-a s-at ('talc's-ago, 2 ('taic's-igo s-at l'ittat,iirgli the Prosls-et't of uiumis-tinag Irs-isis At Kansas-si City-, 2 Cint'ts-inmsitu s-si Saaii Diego AustI sills-i's Eu'onne Go'itiigüfl.I, it in rid at L's-ahutomnia, I sa Angel's At San 1"rs-init-hat'o hias-nipis the defending s, is mtIc;tum Atlsaril,s iii hIn>uistssni sesutitins-mis tin Nt-us Y4111, 's , ,it -' '' , - =A I W :,-' —tPS'-' M Ø - 'a-. ,s • I New is S I LV E R SPURS RODEO ti-I, I'ittth .urgh shut out . :'r dr' -', - - . Pr1in& Pcec .k M, Sunday. July 2, 2: 30 P. (s-rim Monda -,t, July 3, g o P. M . luesda -,- July $. 2 III P M, Sever Spurs Arena, 192-441 kt**iiinii. 3erieen & St. Cloud II ,00 Seats all rese —,,d undar cover Admassiou, 11.30 11.30 £ WOO Call s.r-aitioni -. Padq.trs Parmac' Si. (isssmme, ST Ccud. tTr,1.as s 'arido ur Nr'? o* nO, 551mm.. riud 4af.s 0urs 0 islv,r ____________________________________________ - McLain Multi ,sukt'e -hs-sdeti (.'li'vels-snud 3I and ('s-illfu',n'ni,a slruhbt'd Texas 12-I National I ,t':sgue scores: Strttk'rny s-c' ands isrs'd 'ut hm.st is Its.' qus-sitrilk' te.aniu.s in us hich s-i Pitt.sburgli 9, Montreal 0; I'huils-u' ps-us-s-il tss Is' tlic' us inning run off square ds-ss-mct' os-i horseback Is I),sse' I,&'os-thard in time third in ilisplayc-si. 'Die qus-adrilk' will be dented It with a run-scoring tk-lphi;s 9, New York Mets, 4; ,St. double as a brash young rookie Louis 4, Chius-agu Cubs 2; .':-,in fl,ubtuy Murct'r's triple And his-art of each pt'rforsns-unce. with the New York Yankees In Francisco .1, Cincinnati 2; - White's single. Bobby' (;rich Youngsters its young as five yes-irs of age are iiue'nisbcr of Houston 8, his Angeles 6; Sian tisuuiit'rt'd for lkiltiiuuorc, 1950. Sps-irky Lyle relieved Stott these It's-ants The last time he saw it was I)sego 0 Atlantis 6. In addition to the Isdnt_s for Thursday night as manager of l-'ret'tus-ss-i st.urtt'si I )t'troit's big lciiivr,' after six innings and the Detroit Tigers and his ardor inning by s-es-n imuug first base tin Isluniheil the Os-inks on one hut the niitiu.ns-al cluiiuipnsoship the s-as-s error hg Ilssstssn second the rest of the us s-as- for his 15th pc'rforriit'rs us ill It' shooting for hadn't cooled one but. ;i i,rnm in prizes .ts u'. t''Is in ttut' mu,s jars happen in this basema n lauus.; I;riffirs, With tine ''Anything ballpark and usually thw's,'' out. Al Ks-mis-:,' ws-alkt'd s-anti : :: : :: a Martin said after the 'lagers, smnglt-.s Is Jiti. Northrup arid blanked for eight ins-iings by Paul data c's-al Is strove Is-is-s s-tins I rookie Lynn Mc(;lotbuen, cx• s-arid dros e Mt ;iutiic'ns out. 'l'onsy Ts-sy his- greeted reliever 1' pboiled for eight runs in the ninth—the lust four on Hill lass-i Nt-us tms-uusi'r with it Is-use's- :: Freetuan's grand slain horsier filling singls' anti Dick : into the screen atop that ever- McAuliffe tied the stsri' wiLts s-s prestnt wall—and beat the Ben t%.5-run douhli- 110. I .et', the Ity THE ASSOCIATED l'ESS II -I third putt tw'r .1 the inning, Sox 8-4. 1 Au r ci:> It od s-i That Increased h)etroit 's lead us s-at National lA'agu,' .mt'rlt'an la's-ugtit, in bastball's American league Issarlurug Its.' Is. -s sags-sirs, ,sil I",aut I',ussi East to two gaits-es us-i's- HaIti. (is-sit a c,,lk-,1 tt;rsl strike 1.,asi I, I fl more, us hich lost to the Vs-takers Ike Its-suw ii for the st't',srol out 625 40 24 I 'ittsbts-t gis4-3, and sent tlas' Tugs-s-s home too Ittut r'rs-4'5m;ani skilled the us' xi iik - II'l l. (. It. Ns'tt \'s'r k 40 ; i begin a tug four-gs-uiue series 1'atuh for huIs fourth hmorsse run ( if .ii 1 I )s'tri>st 571 t' sst 'luir.ag.. with Use Orioles in it happy the sus-ustini and third t-s-iri'.'r lt,mltiims-rs' 31 29 5402 500 11 si i 3,1 it A5UI. frantic of mind. gr.ansst sI.am,i hlostora 27 34 .443 8 .t 439 12 Montrt',sI 29 'lime Vs-inks-es sslt'sl tlu.' tightElsew here, Chicago s-as-id OakNi's. \'os-k 21 34 413 I 'hit_sub' lirtul a 15 Il 149 16* ',s1iic' ,A inning sIr ,'s-sk of lLiltiland split s-u doubk'tss's-adi'r, the 27 .15 .435 (ii's t-t,snurl White Sox us inning the opens's- 4- u sins-u's darn I'als: er s-is-itt tx's-at 'i ,ats-hs't' il Muss ('lilt iuuiusti .11-i 10 II Ii; 612 .0 and the A's tuikursg the night- tutu fuss- the first Is-Ut' SiflCt' Si'pt . " ' Golden Jubilee Peorman ' to - S - ' ,. . i.a*fl .aairiM )*, - lain Fuentes opened the ( ants' eighth with a single ir \1''rstrr,sl 'I) St lisuis topped s-nosed sip on Barr's bunt. The,, Im ago 4.2 aril Sari Diego rust- hot-hitting (i-iris Speo'r hr.e't single it, left, delivering stsigs'sl Atliint.s tiIii the American l eague, New with the winning run, Sprier 's's-k ni.p.'iI Baltimore I3, single wai his 14th hit in the I.. -is '.tilu.aukt-s' dropped (ieseland irs 'rni' Barr 6 only rough spot cars" 1.1, I k'trsit knocked Off Boston n ti:.- fourth 'ruing ustst'n .Irt.r I, California rosit,'sl Texas 12a, L'nti and Tr,n Per I I his-. .sg's split a sIi,ui,!.'b.'aslrr ith Oakland, winning 1-0 ripped crsnseiutive pitches ¶.r befori- losing I.I. arid Kai'isos hi--use runs The homers w'r , Mm- Benrh's 2(h and Pera: l2i ('sty swept a pair In the East Division. Nit-— nesotii 5-3 and 12-I burgh ripened its lead to "r'The 1)oilg.'rs us sped (slit an i., I'haladdphi.a ripped Y ork can . given to thoae winners ii the 'till-' . ••.5 4 ... -. :_,n 1-r,',si is. is "'Igeil (in. inruiti and 4 at Kjssjriitiite Arena. It's the ()l li i ---'--------- a the Cr Wan 'n }tors tsn 's as -.rr4ing .-.r. i - 5r n'.ril t.Althinrrr.,warn. lf c I - - % , t -r i 4.pt'cnil holes; Bigger Per Wee Division (age 6-7), regulation holes with tees as-saved up: lnte-rnst-di.ate Pie, Wet Division (age 8-9), 9 regulation holes at ladle, tees; Junior Pee Wee Division (10-l1) full course 18 holes; Senior Pee Wee Division 1 12-131 full course i s ...a.C., Is.i 5,,,. .,s._...s vs uauiumu I CC (5' Division (14-15) full course 18 holes. Trophies arc awarded for the top three positions in each of the l2dlu1los, The winner in eat divisjn also receives a Walter In addition in 1971 scholar' ships were awarded to the top three positions In each of the International Pee Wee Division. It is hoped scholarships can be - I lkw. h's-use-I uitiqis on the RCA circuit Auimomsg the events the us ill ha.' c'onipeting in 4 11%4 61)s are brebock and saddle (irons' rating, tut riding, -alf roping ''''-I tli-,.*5 i,,,,, In *lillfl II ............ If tItle is s-s tts-snus es c-nt in us hich s-s ts',ifll of row hoy ;attc'ruupl t.. on Ron h1l.sumlsrg's htutuut'r anti s-title is sk-er's tut'el.s s-ms-id another 1(111 singles by Jerry Kenney shuwst for hums hi',sul Of las-st the s-tarsus-st feature W itt St in rims g pite hit's- Mel By IIER.S('IIEI. NISSENSON Associated Press Sports Writer The first time fill)) Martin saw- the friendly left field us s-ill at Boston's Fenw'ay I's-irk he Pee Wee Deadline A-liv'ationi '.l'i.s'fltne' for listInternational Pet, Wee Gall championships is tomorrow with curripetitiun slated to be held July 24, 2 and 26 at the Cypress Creek Golf and Country Club in Orlando '- ! Tigers Explode - - Shirley proved themwrong.she lie F err an, lotus, FIRM. Variw all, Marrati and Mercedes. Of course, the stars re-ct-is-ed an additional guarantee bx,st. in the tii - 11. S. Drivers Seek Pciyda y No t Glory B$ JO1(\Vi %Iu1X)ssAl1) (upl.' %russ e.,,t,-i(p .tI'I l.' HI II'$ I$1' ....................V isI' .. of the ankle. She under-went surgery last July and again in March to fuse the bone. Doctors told her she'd never pta) pro golf again. But spunky - I nrftrnrrrrrd(fti11flk11dl (sfl olIpouible event of its kind for star o;iinivs from a Ioti~ line of "Ill alto take piat in tilt- rwlro tough c1moining tasks go to store on Jun lAfebsres three- rates rode Nellie Briles' three George Iusk and Tony Bo)., of those Floridians and visitors "big titssst's" wilts his father, grand entry. ruin pinch homer in the sixth hat pitching to an easy v1ctLf Fus's(t.$), July 4 Is inniver. Fort Worth, Texas The c who attend each performance, performance, uns'ls' and brother all serving in ey inning Then, Ii's Angeles took over Montreal while the Me'.sus i ll, special help this' sh,sw go on but th fl y An expression of the Silver that t'op.scity for previous sos-)a e-1 to a 17-hit Philadelphia the lead on Garey's homer in r-cogs-ii(ion to Silver Spurs olsis serve its distractions for the tiuirii i f the eighth Spurs Club efforts s-mn be seen i,vt'nt.s ,ittiuk ' The towns of Kissiiuuuuic't' and t barter isis-tubers at the 2:30 tilt' bulls oru.'c it rider hiss fallen. July 2, 3 and 4 at the 12,000 Brile permitted only ti-ire.' That's wbs'n the A.stras played But Its' bit: attraction at the covered seat stadlurti in nearby St Cloud will have its performances utng of them by Boots a ctmrt tro k on the tfr1gers One f the sI'ui,sl ,ittr,it'tissns Situ .'r Spurs I(,sh'.0 is the at tion Kissimmee when tilt, Golden strt'c'ts decorated for the t.irt.'.t Putting the h,ill to 1)s-as -an stisçtssing of the Es4 - ntrstnt"d Jubilee Spurs Rodeo, 50th in the Monday July 3rd parades which pls-srin;'sI by Ps-srtis-i s-ansi the other involu trig the t'(iw boys us ho are Phithe Garsey instead of pitching it to Ila' .a should hove around 300 or hurt' "bosses" ,st Situ er Siurs is the approved iiu'uuibt'rs of series, is held, uris-sc's taking port Li-sm cret', incl usion sub Juius Eskew Jr., 1(5)115,0 ('ow boys Association "Ex't'llent entertainment, I It('A s arid who are hulling for ________________ lusants tow s-ird the ns-stirsrsa I s li.aiiipsonistuips. The Silver Spurs event is one of the .sp- - ' - _.' - -I ,'' came back, walked over the 626-yard layout and putted her way to a2 and a onestroke Playoff Set July 5 margin over Pam Barnett and Betsy Cullen. "Walking is the best thino for AM a it," Shirley said, pointing to her Mellon Field. At 7:15 p. s-n., B Bill Mesch had a double and a Ralph Pilkw Motors never puffy left leg. "last week was and D Roofing of Sanford will single; Torn Hickson, Ronnie caught up. Cunningham outhit i the first week I walked 18 holes meet Gabriel's Subs at FL Russi, Randy lulL Johii Jc,nr the DeLand team 29-23 I played five rounds. So I Mellon. The 7-15 p. m game at and Ed Mauiak each had a runigharn Gulf had se ven extra (luti Lw and Clark and flirt posite Clark and llirt were pleasant for Clark and flirt But tth (srclyn Whth'tseal and Jo thought Id come out here and base hits and Ralph Pillow will meet Wi-druesdas July 5 for Delores Corbel, Kan King, Pat the was not alone as five others Sanders but in vain. Rosa give it a go," Pinehurst pits the Gainesville single. The Truckers jumped ahead Motors had only two Independents against Wilkens half titiehol&-r in the Morrison and Debbie Cored all had two or more Puts. She tooa the front nine In one Sanders and Barbara Daniels 1-0 in the top of the first and Leading the way for Cun- Sanford Women ' s Softball of whom contributed two singles Plumbing. L)-ruri Smith had a booming had two singles each in a losing over par but came home with a Two other winner's bracket increased their lead to 3-0 in the nirugham were Fred Wheeler League and the right to meet to the attack. Franc-is Thomp' triple and a single; Pat Shiver effort, one-under 35, the day's best games are on tap for tonight. second. They' added one rncre with two home runs; Claude first half champion McRoberts son and Ruth Steele also added belted four singles, Karen Betty Turner picked up the performance on the final nine. Both will be played at Pinehurst run in the third, but Cata'iel's Harder, a homer, triple and Tire singles for the winners. Hodges and Dot Carter ripped key victory for Clark and flirt Joanne Carrier, whose long Park. At 8:30 p. m.. Wards scored five times in the bottom three singles; David Bennett, a Club Liii, which went into last For the losing Shoemaker three singles each and Gina while Shirley Craddock was drives powered her to the 1971 Mobile Homes of Orlando is of the third to take a 5-4 lead homer and four singles; Ken' night's action in a three-way tie Construction outfit it was Beth McCollum had a pair of tagged with the loss, title at the Kahkwa Club Course The Truckers scored two in the neth Canton, a homer and two Icir the sec-timid half lead with Shoemaker giving the Club LAu safeties ,lated to meet Dub's Athletic After their July 5 playoff in Erie, Pa,, struggled in with a At 9:4.5 p. m., Burger Chef of fourth and two in the fifth to singles; Rycke Bennett. a Motor Parts and Clark and flirt, fits with her home run and two In addition Debra Turner, game for the second half the 79 on the layout drenched by Vero Beach will take on Curs, regain the lead, 8-5. Theu in- double and two singles: Eddie scored a run in the last of the singles Bibs Vonflerbuks had Penny Maupin and Denise winner of the Club Lui.Clark Hurricane Agnas and dam nirigham Gulf, cre&sed that lead Ii) one in the Douglas, four singles, Terry ninth to edge Shoemaker a pair of singles while Dale Caruthers contributed one and Flirt struggle enters the pened by light occasional The second and third games try of the sixth, but a three-run Harder. Gordon Real and Construction. 11.10 Gallant. Happy Deas, Ginger single to the effort, best of three championship showers Thursday, at Ft. Mellon will be In the sixth by the Orlando squad Dwight Elder, two singles each. Providing the long ball for the series with McRoberts Tire the Meanwhile, things were much Vonflerbuhs and Patty Car-lion She wasn't alone. Fifteen othTom Bush had a hors-it TIiIi, easier for Clark and flirt which all had a single. loser's bracket. The Truckers pulled them to within one The losing Motor Parts team were next day. July 6. ers carded 79s, Including allmeet the loser of the B and D bases were loaded on walks in triple and single for Ralph ebminated Motor Parts by a 23Joan Turner was credited Joyce Lowe with a home run The second i and third if time money winner Kathy Rooflng'Gabncl's game at 8:30 the bettors-i of the seventh and Pillow Motors: Harry Scott and 16 count. with the victory while losing and single and Shirley Crad- neededs game is scheduled for Whitusorth, who like Mrs. Carp. in. and Monroe Inn takes on the tying run was forced in by a Bobby Vs') c-he had fOil! 51flk2 Kathy Bevington had a pitcher was Patty Wiggins. dock with a triple and single. July 10. All games will be tier, couldn't sink a single bird. the loser of the Gainesville walk. Tim Batchelor then won each; Alvin Williams and Ralph booming triple to par, the Club Sheila Bogan unloaded a pair Three singles were pounded by played at the Ft. Mellon Field, k' Independents-Wilkins Pium. the game with a grand slam Pillow had three single's each; Lw attack. Also helping Club of grand slain home runs and a harT) James had two SIYIi.ICs hammer bing game at 9:45 p s-n I.tu gain the play of! spot op' single to make the evening For the Trucker. Glenn Games are scheduled for throughout the day at both Robinson had a triple and a fields Saturday The tourney double: Bob Iandqulst had ;t concludes with it I p s-n game triple; Mike Galloway had a 'unnlay- at Pinehurst Park, double and a single: 1r The-re is the possib1i:y of a Griggs and Buddy Stumph Pusii second game Sunday. There is two singles each; Ways-it Fakes no admission charge for' any of and Allan Bukky each had a the games single luarkoHirt n - ~,_%_,T - - h,urui.ui .f theKis.siiuiumis'e iuiirli$ i'h,suiliissn trick n.''r for Usc wiosk- ('111111% is tiltl'lst' Silver Spurs lush-n i usual "'bullish" on Central Floridaw ,s - Doug Ps-is-tin, Big floss of isru.l.' says the St. ('louil (s-isis Ardmore. OhIo A always and because they are they tile Spurs, describes the Spurs para de will start at 10:30 a. iii. 'attraction'' a n d the I'arhifl, former with the Kissimmee pars-isle wqrul.sr is the appearance of expend ('very effort to make Itsule.' s-oils-is lousns lists year the their bi-annual sual rodeo the best University of Floridafi*itlusll stirting at 2.30. Winning groups — LU11 - 0 ., - Silver Spurs To Celebrate title she was defending, because "YOU'RE OUT," says umpire Hubert Maples Sanford 14-7. Six games are on tap for tonight, as a high-stepping Lake Helen runner during with three local teams seeing action. Games action in the Sanford Holiday Invitational are being played at both Ft. Mellon and Men's Slaw-Pitch Softball Tournament. Wilkins Pinehurst Parks. Plumbing of Lake Helen dropped Monroe Inn of tJoe Bush Photo LIUD . I~ ' ç • - ,Golden Jubilee Rodeo Women'sU S. Open (;f in the Women's Ch:s siupionstup But Shirley, the only one of 10 pL'icrs to par the rugged Winged Foot Golf Club East Course Thursday, has also had more physical problems than most anyone. Inl96Oshetiadtooverco file a serious spinal Injury. Five years later she suffered a badly d.anuaged ankle in an autorno. bile accident. Just a ycor ago she had to withdraw from ti-uc I_idles' P,A Championship, a - —00 -: . i.siif" - I joked jovial Shirley Engkhorn - rw. ' .un)one else-a whole year,' 61 • .. - For Gabricts Neil Prusner. T'sso local entries in t lake Monroe Inn scored two Sanford Hobday Invitational runs in the top of the first and Lonme Mattel and Batchelor -:•. Ait, ., • . I r( east • ".54 aI-_•'_' - the Silver Spurs Rsxli'o 'nn W11111 at (hit to that fact. 'l'he Silver Spurs Club raises and keeps its Own ;itiini;ils ,111(1 11,11s taking the first round r - - __ WELL - -I've had more rest than At"ho - '- ,r7$ 115 %lttII. Sit )N(. llt usocIatt'd Press Sports Vs rltrn 5 i-. _F Ente ' . ; Rested -S.. -~k _____ its hire. ! P.y Vai.ntine. *n olinit home rum Fven ('Arl,lor ii / ' . cu tPr''* ¶ i.anct other grounder lii (,esr •j and had • pair of hits ini'lui'tlng s 5 rlsitch t. - ron iingle Iluit aw thsq tame, the third firlil for '. iiii i4.lphi a 'he unIts Inifini' errors by ft4)thy throw the IMIlI i%I4j hlmc?l( j lowing %lsller to vsire th,tying in the fifth ins-Org ¶wiilstitsrø' mad utel.e,nrvv'y St IIuIOI t,itlii'd (it ill hiu.r.-d it gift run that tiet run (.tlenn stopped at third 'stri s's in the ;ixth inning o ttrn4 rsan,l at seir.nd isn't Wynn sap 11narv1sys gsr;sr for Houston Ar vi41I 5 's'sIIl ;.ø.m turu.'i (hicaqn Ron Ssinuus Th.it aesi all the help the As;uns'l then Il'b Watson rifled :i . _______________________ '?' Leader ,r - -., 1 T- ,T*',_ Truckers, _ .' - t..i.is five' leg "M I' The P1iiIlse4 pnunikwl 1? it (our Met pit. her; A The third ha..einan (.arv.y Ismi Stork. hittinit wifely • _4 . but the right fielder had caught the fly hail. Mark Hutchinson is racing back toward the base from second anti Medical Center first baseman Mike Cosgrave is wiing for the throw Hutchinson was safe. Medical Florida S'..a' -it p.m Center dcfeate APEX S-4 m1 ... . -... -. Joe Bush Photo ss ni4s'te 1% vo (Arltnn tamed the %10#4 (" 6%It lat#r, ('put rin ~w ,-,#-n tits ArA 4truck ,vit 14.1, II`A1IRrr4 rrpw ;71 ptI'i fi h4 -_ . _______ flirt ," J -u " _ '1 4t !) , Ir fpi'4. sitting ii'iV errors ihe .# . _1W __ there lit 1womoi- Rrorpil riewit arwl itrr;k u;.I n ' - .... .. Rut St*ill Lns*inn GnmLas t.I 11 " . I k . i~ .-.-.,&. I!%. . _______ • - -, . , s.. .1 ______ " Errors, 1PO ~ , . .% "T 10- ,. ",. Reducing ~ . t,. e 1 , _? .4 - - ,r I 41ir . . -: 4Ar. - , tv,-~ L.., . " %( , --"i "It 4? I ., ) 1~ , _ .4t I '~z wz ~ - J . 1 i .!, ) -- t F`_ . 0 Dodgers ~ I , . I ~ ,. . I I I,. I I ~71 -, 0 -1 _ ilo!tc " -,~,?, us$5 iM B%uiuueO ( t)svi'l Holwrts -Should Medical Center %m the APEX scored three times in dri%- ing in Church Marty hhd tu o hits aplece for \ Among final game wil.1 be played the bottom of the third. Mark Roberts al,so tried to stN*,re, but Center.(hurch and Brooks tu tomorrow night at ; p m 9utchiascm led off with a walk the hail time in from the out one hit cacti Fogg is-ui 'qiake Valuable Iiitr iw ird cpon SOs-id t The '.;nfoni Itirilul iedacal Center started the Vsith one out. John Butler field to pitcher Paul Payne, who bad a single each for APF.\ The trophu us ill b tus aruIet 3s'Oflfl, in the top of the first us alked and then Wes Spake fired it to the plate n time for (int r rn-iFloridashitt' ti , tuso hurler' the ti.;st.s of ixrformancr -us inning David Roberts led off singled to load the bases Paul the tag with their nijitibir usd1 is sportsmanship with un infieki hit Robbins Paune drew atwo-out walk that pair of lead off walks tu)flhsjit I irru on lkrhulic Hhbum . .- To John Fick. Church anti Mart) MeOtcal (.enter tcio& a -4) lead, slammed a single to the fent'c I,~ ~ , ..-, - 1-.4 * I - i 4 - ,~~ - - ith one out and Roberts wiied when Kevin Crouse reached base on an '1 "j4t, Paul I'a% anti tfl(ltSI h(lt(;r back the lineup tonight. walks to fill the bases. Byron %alked seven. lie allowed (1 tourn.i nent lime 1k th ir first Rank tonight at 30 p ni at Ft droe in tw runs The fourth Brooks hit the hail to the si x hI and MO hurt teanifliati'S is ont of the lcadmk hitters in Mellon Park run of the Inning crossed the shortstop. ho threw borne tii errors as his )~_ ,/ - rcssilt't1 in to more AI'.X n the tiottom f the fifth. more runs scored. e firs t run scored on an Prnduc'e Exchange APEX) 5-4 error. Medical Center increased error. while t'ivarn' FOIZ4 drove in last night's action in the An infield hit also started their lead to 64 % ith a run in the in the sev,ond run viah I .%Ingle. Robs-)Ims h.lit %olnc c,ontrol Sanford Recreation Depart- things rolling in the Medical fifth. Kevin Vrouge reached nient's little league city Center second inning. James first on An error to Start the porot,leivis as he Iii alketi 10 men, cNampion.ships. Church reached first on the inning, but then was cut doun 11ruas also hurt b% fivefidding safet) arid then stale wcond. Ile $testing on a perfect peg by ommilled by the error APEX sas eliminated from .4k-ored on a wild pitch. Marly APEX catcher Butler. singled "limination tour- Robertt Bvron Brooks and Ro% ost and Med i cal W alker all walked and Robbins Center sill batik,Florida State Smashed a onc--citit single that ,4,"' m IT ;.~- 1!~ _- Tun Robbins hurled a two fanning 13, as Medical ('enter slipped by American hitter r I (11/, juri ,j, t# II- j.1 - lieduled for the Ftorkta State mound duty. Ills relief, i % III hi' needed, d'1dc,n, Medivii ( enter %tit probebl, . r Now A Brave All A N I .\ At' ' - WE'RE — .% r. us-us i'c'. wt'm1 ht-s o-c'. ontruilus ,is-ul nuintlusw', Iris- back in lItgrouse, says De nny McLsin Anti ts.s.l,iy tcI..msn also u' • back an the Major Leagues. I .till happy its hell It's su- per'' said Mt-Loin Thurstksy us hen inforiiwd that theOaklansl NEWEST A's of the Azust'ric.sn les-itut'. which sent the pitcher to the s-nms-sors (sue usc't'ks .ago, h_itt trs-ule.l tutu to the ALLis-ut_s WHEEL HORSE TRACTOR DEALER htr,is e of the National hz's-titus' ''I hear the I .thint.s pitcher-'.' It' -,aurl from Its-s-- uiiingkumn "Anti if tti.at's us h.it they need, I'll do it (tsr thetis .%1l I us s-is-it is s-s fair stout .it the Lii : k'ogut' again.'' list' deal jlsis sent Oi'Lanst ( 't'j, a 1195.000 a year first b.sse,iusn for the Hrjues, to Oakland for an undisclosed .iiaiount of c's-ash and the rii.hI to 11ifl'ist' Mt—Clain MeI.umri, a ll-g,suums' winner 110 for the I li-trill Tigers. h_st u.ir l st'.sson probIs-suLs at O.ii I,anmul sumd, us uth .s 1-2 rs-t-orsi and 6 05 s'.ars-uc'tt ruts ,as s'rogs'. wi'. sent (ii Hirumiughaumu )I the Southk'rn I t',igsus' lit' bau1 -m i--i ivasrk us ath .sis 31 I-1(.'i there tl( I aiiii rt'I'r Is t' this' ti.snt,. stlui_itl tonight ,st I musics us the 111r.1% es _is-e piay tag the eu'. 1I>" L'i'ped,a, us tin hi.is t'l's) t'I Ii ss',ssons in this' N.atwrut lz',aguc' GRA ND OPENING S PECIA 1. y, Thursday-July3, 5 & 6 with San Francisco, St louis'. •inul AIls-mIs, saiti he was to tit- going to Oakland - It', a u'iaulleng,' .and you can't .'- bask list' 34-sear-old Pus's-to hi:. Isti'.t', usti' wilts the \att'is., I s'ogmc's \%V I' .susurcl mu 11A' walked out oil this' htr.ss'es lur' us t's'k ago .ini us a'. '.uspt'ntk'. for lusts ilas s Up'us't hi-cause Ph' ti,*'iim't 111.IN uuig, ('t'pcd.i .asked It, tic tratls'i or rs't%',IM'st t'm'1''ti, a Ni tufets-uuie tsitts-i us ithi h.ts it ,1911 batting n t's-ssrd (lii'. 5 emr us ilk four tsc'imse mis-it'. .110nius' ruin -. t'atti'tt iii Sl*'laiiii. tilts (must'. a 11S-&i Major 1eigsic litetiumue pits hiuumg r t't04 it, has hitul his I'tt1t'aIi'. Siflcs' ths' glory uta)' s of 1966-69 when hi' won tsiu C', \'oung 'swiss-il' II,' was aRt' the league's Moat Vitltssatilt' I'lsi', er lit 1968 'list' 28-y t'sir'iild tight -h4ttiuis'sfiled for hiaaikruptc', iuul Uses-> us at SU'ihbs'luletl (u,j ,sait--h,at( a ss'msisis ill 1910 by (nM MlS_SIONl-:ll 141%t ow, Kuhus lot asttt'grilhs tu.rr', ing a pool With a 15 s-s's tint iii I It'tri>ut iii I ifltl h'. usa's traded In Washsiuiglisui, ushers' tic Isistril is 10'2'1 i-twit hail year. tam Musrt'hm, he was Iraskul t 1 Os-skis-unil, s-ausl hs-ist imsusiutbm his' titi'. shuitslseul Ili thus' iuiliu.ir'. heel HorseRiding P.i owe r '' (Is equ La r Pr ace Less I r a e : - ''-. '-.sJ 55 the stus'tjae)' '.' It-it lon gest List' ' I - I citl c, ,'' bu SALE PRICE ' s-i'. ,' u.' L'C ,',,'- 31 9:w no( se-' s';'.i - ' .i', 'a -,'- ' . - ~, $ prsCO 55 110 LMtst, 1 r, '\ij jv ,u,-., , t't op'uratamitj t Jt'i)t'nu,jable riding 111,11.11.1 "" _ . Z7'7 '7n ~ 155,gi 54)w.I L)a ys Only ! J . . Limited Supply , Ior warJ• •'s'.u, •,.sImjtis Zoo. sn.i , tTa/f 11t*3100 • it Irtt'..Usi Kennedy star t 0 E 1100r ,r. trt no..stos- .i Co ' a. I,jl, • o, - W. FIRST ST., 1 MILE E AST OF 1.4 S A N I OR 0. F LA. I 154..s.w. - - o a'. ,5 L '. ' S. 4. 6'.1 s-' m 4' lii II ,S ,e t'-a>m • - I• • 5, I' I . "' I I•ad S -, •"'-s-'•" iO4 >'."' •- si.r.e ,s ' a .s, - -" -'11 0 ' ' -• '' 4 ' •• ' ''I'd .'''. >'Id ' SI • I • '5' ..- DIAL 323 1 3 3 •'. m• I o. - '.. u44.S i't. i- e'spv.tnj t,-'.i A $4.1 t-•,n,a, 5e 44, 0 • - . '••l u.. s S • 1 % -' 4a/ 7/tA.,j .SuCMS .5. i-ti..''t - �-- ___________________________________________________________________ - _ -. -.-------- - -- __ -•r- .-- -j-- -- • - - r-'--- •-. - •- -. --------- - ______--- B-TheSnfd H erald 6A- ALLEY OOP f E( Lit" 4,,%_A._N_ &I IT'S 0&:Ax &X'V-. F" -Sw7_ ; i I - - .Wlilhl 1 B. I ,_ r 1 A' -,11 4.1, " _ lk I dIL_ '¼, C . .. - ' .9 • . ..- U.., . Personal$ * rorv -, pt.1 '' 4q .--jI*. W. - • I •- . - ..._ --- . - --=-------=-- ._ •.- $-- - i rn Vacation Cash . ' 'r iiu For ____________________ ii . ç t-' ii'IP%C% rot Site 'II Needs," "Don't Sell Your - ___ 4 - - - -_ P''1 P*1ø, A'C(P.( ,4' . ftn rfr Hpr,, ,f He l p I . B Male Female 15 .,c\ 4 • 4 __ _____ - - - .. _.. ---UY- d, ,.. 'I%- I MN 1 0I ALW 'X" . ~j I . P-• '.- ' ,•C_ - ___ I .--.. Rea_ Look--- by V. T. Honiu, i, . 1Z h -~. 41 ,;,," I "IT,7 . I '_________ - Friciii, iune33. 1 ;,'. , _______________ .--_--------.=----- --= --==--- - -----* With by Ait onlom THE PORN LOSER ., 4;J I --- el di of t -. £ . . '• . W R424 Lt ft A - - ME MJ E '. During the summer months, polling newt, from arnund M k I'.'. I..0U1 I$elpl.I P& •lII*. & 11(Th4 UI 41W : - .. .1 a I `7 l I-) N ~ ~ i I I r i:rrr -he'rt-ofmil!,rns int- Iudin 1 1' h i'YU I hi I ;l-::1.'a Li 1 ____ - - - I -,,III 4 J!T I z;I :i Rolling Hills 1 SercSt.tIor3 '. i'r I ' ___ *L' ,. 14- ,1 f OLP .,4 w41p,44e,, . 4- - -- - - . - - . - fl•_ E\"r4- I 4 - •. ' I~ - - -_ -_ -'-s " 4"i" - ki-fil-1Z I ...) N I - - - -A - ' 130%.I. . 4 e - -;- I - Mayfair - ... WINTHROP - - L-._2' _ . - - -- -: - _ , '•- -. 4- I - I - ' r.- - F/Y(I%4- ,, I e . - - 4 ______ - .I-'-4"_ PO4OP4 CAL. CI'. 1 40. 5'l' I 0.Q90,$ I?11 '-"'I '00ei "a'.; "'.' 1% lv- £W0. 2.1" n popip l4 t?fl5 *"' i' ftt C all .,• , I-' '1 / - - . - - - .4 - - - is -' - - . -. - - 4'___ . 4 - - - .4- '.4 P.JCT IP-4TEES'TE, - , -•-_f_ ,_ _. '-.- - - __'- &,- l - - ,.;'. r - - - . 'S. . - I. .' .4 LL. •4 r- - A~A - - __C, I -' '. 4t If,' T_ - ."i , 4-- , - two u li.ettit-r V,~_t~_ I, i_ - 47_________________ - -- BEETLE--.4------bAILEY Ma as w,'.-k,'rigl-.4niz.'.,.rt ........itiuMe-ri the-is -huuider turns in an t'lforl it puide- the bull its ai9i1 Mans e'rr 4115 ft'lIuw -inc uding ii'nicl! - mac- 1 ' -- ,-l________ ''--I Mort Walker ) ______________ . 44 t ;b _______________ ___________ - '' ' :, ,, Jim 8 00.6 (I'a', I.' Cab Ce nil ± Barry -':.'-- Ttf - ~,_, fi II . 4- " - -- - A. -.' . -'' ".'.-... .c'.t - '4--'- - '__ . ?: _ p - - ..,_ - - )_1 • ( ..) j 4 ___ - - ;t -- , I - - . * -- )A, it Pfo%%e,! - I ..-".. - • I FOR EVERYONE! . P REALT Y 17'A 3'5• 7 - I - - I ''- -I -.2.' '. I[ ., 11 '-.2.,.. , )rrv-cr I 0cpa-' ' i'-t rig (pri 0r'r(l'!at c' Plea' -'. Se' • ric Sa'.fci' I I , Pr i'e 441 ::;. 55-,-'r. P a rt- Alto 3 Bedroom. 7 Bath I'.i, CPfl"a' Neat eriC er. ?*C CI' paa, l 1'CP*'. '.IIL)II t r,pi. cr on: SC! leripO sri C 4' $ si 0$ SX s c or ri 10; P'04JI4 '. D.-am*o C Pat a •'• 0$ IS 'I r or Mort 'W4). ,,-.I?,0. Ca: ,., - -4 '' 42 I -- ..i,,*c '_ -' ' •nu(Ic 144'14. 4 - - I N II outtri4rd - '-I A ; 14-. C'' C ';-'. 25:2 P'c. D' .r 1.2'", '- ri ie-,p r oto r ,etc finger lv'ras 577 A%5vrtp IQ* 14 (4 he-ri' m'l;.;, Cal: SM Pill or IM *551 554 for Mr WI.;"! I' . - Pro%. tilack eved -TtXA%(foafTI - - - --ii - h Phone I I •.' I ..14M , - ' *'I - t l' , I :- - 'I. - tlo~' A' ' J. '- $44 A l ((s!C_P. ', 272 4 ANNOUNCEMENT I TheBoard of County Commissioners Tuesday -- - - -- 1. '" ------ ' - '° Ya" ''''j • , 17 •'e_.4i' (4,, ' j' r If I -4 ,, I', 5-11 A',( P.) 4 J,i 4I( - - ),, I '" -- , - .4 - -- - - , ' P utornoiveService ".4, - III i ot - , ,_ ,. , ' - 1$4.1.k I ' . I I s- ' 4 I '(45 5 C 04 I( .4, G 55 .-. fr,. , -. - S r - ,. - -- - Blacksmith b LAC ,'4P.4ITH %PiQ.rig. TImntng prompt of 1k'. ..' 5I rw-CC, Call Larry C,I, 174*445 '. '1 5.1 It,'l A/& ' " - 'j I' Al.. 1)14 . 1 1.) )ci - . -' I. p 3 line Ad-fl 04 $16 50 4 line Ad-4 72 $22LO 5 line Ad-$8.40 $27.50 O $46 80 %7 40 $7800 '--e, .4 4, 3 '.01 17 S P5'øj -w-,p F 4t4 's $A (13#U)'. 4 P2 0tII4,,5 5i$0flI 4k , '.i, '.'i4, . - - . ' lØ.-E . "Ir A VA 4" ' Trucks And f railers 71 4 ri.ri' 'I '' 1-,..',' 4.45 ' . '•i .t _J 4* • A II ('4 ,t F.4 ; 4AC MAJ - r 5 - - , 11041i 4 I n - I` 14 4 ftj . --- ` '14 _X_ ~ - - W* J -ftw., - -- - -_ - I 4 -. __ I bU 1150 5511 'ASP III CJ5'. • 'j" . ' I ---i .l' (>•- 2 CIII ---. m ab (" .%%.Mal CO, I ,I 12 ,:~, " 0.1. "Itiffitupf,04%",0 1 toorloo-0 ,Vj ,jri ''' - - ^,I- I ' , ., 7~" - it, - v - -- '• ' i :' t- - -, - Li&m- a- - ', - - - - -.4 - - .. . lif.4 4% 2;) ' Ii a - 3 a 52 1 -,t ti,, ?lP.5 P.'A(Pilt,t 1. 51JP4't .4 CC) .5 . I ',I 122 L412 . fl , c it DRILLING i'-J 'I'll'' 44o" f-'. *I no j ',,'4 - - -, - I. - TIlE HERALD S DIAL 322-2611 or 83$ 9993 -' -- Sb' - -I .'' I ii OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME -- 31'.q 51453 (34'S$% -l4 00MOr C 4-U'C 3$ Vif *1t*43 1O,J'.* 4"lj "lye 111,15 $49 '4i Sw0 ath 2 695 I9O 10N I lAC CATALIN A i Di H T 2595 1 _______________________________________ lVoiI I'ON I lAs i xicuiivi. SAl ARI WAGON I of 1(1)1 .Iet 2O95 (.)111N9 041 A ( 51 (I'l l , ',' Equipment For Rent AODlPsI. 4.4*4' *11451 '4 PIvot a I... (hs,s-$li S I,-, I, -, I.. I sI a •',,o-1,, Appi1 1*1111 bail,) puRhis. Ch.-(4 .141 (aeo, 4. SIua,l, III I I4pt,i,p'. OlIlfl,lu Oh4)44 1.11 -J"t. HI W1114444? A 441 (I 144la'.., illIs, limit 1*4444(31 4, - 5 I l'*4P4lIUi4 111.4.4 IsISI Ill SIll A I s __;1i};s I_-_-T. j-SUr 'Tj 4155I v'). -I" pla. pv? tWiil A-i I,i Il.. 1411*0! 4,5.1 4 j.55 IsI J.4l J.4l >!7511 I _____ Miscoila,ieous For Sate C'.ivi.i. 1fS 4 40 '' ,p 1,1.1 14'lS. iltlt, 11.41 1. l,jI4,' I " 4x,It 331 4147 -- i . V RD - il - i 11 . . - , , -' ' - "- 40 .1-1..usj It3 ' '-a' - .n:-. - ' - "L.. BALESIF RD MOTOR COME French Ave. So lord ,;t --ti .UUN SKYLARK 2 Di H I Mitt, Ill Santora A,, - , 2695 19/f) BUICK (lpr r 5 r j'., 'l"- ' $3495 A,,li,,4 15 I ll, ,-,,., t,.- P,,, call 1)) 1520 $5 - ' - , - - - --' l.'q.jj s 00 )I '144 'S'I*? riuP '.4 4*11*14 -- - Ala TI Cl 54 ',-., . ',iei I'oi I 1,5 ..rfl4.A I 4fl4(- .1 . - --- - BUICK LE SAIIR I 4 [), If I I A li"ill Sn) 5,-I I .' - ,,. ,4` .i44.i,4(4,v5 '5 fit . %gj', ,.j ,-- --r 1911 Wanted To Buy 1 .1,15 ',' %*'.I1-2 - '. C i5C"?f?I-f'jJ ICI.. 4S " "-0'-2 I "If 11 VICIF4( i155,,pqq S*-.o-*r It c... • npc,;e T'$$i 4l'*iton* 00'rtJtiJ'.00r11j,'., - 1 -, A'.d 1 41.1-4 * 'IN 11 3UI*i .eeo i's. 1995 ., latiy tO S A, I ,, $ I 1 1911 V I' GA G I 2 Doot PUBLIC AUCTION I', '.'I", .- i - li 1 Auctions ""-.4 3 * ii. '1 4', • pr's . ,- --" - '. n-r'.i'. ( 0I4%.S40l1,yIsl5 " 1971 FORD $50 I'I'.,r, , sI%1 0i54r'I,j' u A,r I i' l.t', - .* o."e*" $ S Il,! M,,.7 -' - ".5,,r$ I` I 5 - '-a' - $ - I . 0''. - -- - - - -- - - - C '-'l • 'I 55$ '.-.'., I • - , - a 3295 Sell 'I 411,3 Iov,jc' l *414,4551,1 *3 (iiI lao' of 44 At) V .) ''. I) Il4 I, ,,, '''I u' ' I ' Well Drilling 'I I-i c '- 1971 BUICK SKYLAR K Sport Coupe 55H1 '410144 it *441) I 0 i-R.t I IT' - - ' .'. -. ' u ui,, -,4 4'fl*4Pf CIII 171 dIS - - * 2095 ((-14 l'OI4 I (.LOTP4I S I 51*-S P411 (3144, M l5(I.i i. ('PSI C li. I ' (Ia, and Silo, 11*- 1 14,6 ) ( , i Ill Halt Dr-,, .4'l1( U HAUL TRA TRAILERS 0 - I. • ''4'' 4 1 -" ' 1414 hA ICS 1144 I Door Runabout 4A(f Oddi i T,a,i,, Ct,r? -"- '14-)'' ll,i3 I Cd4 1. 4,1.01.1, I.'.? DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES 5 LidyS 21 Dsi'. I I Wit of ' -,mirtit Ir - STEREO 191 2 PINTO .'t?% ,)/ . I'' 1.' Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER S GUIDI t! •.lo '.5 $'..0I0 5 )M S4 • o 3 Dr. H T Ilt','l,(A(,( Trailer Rentals ' ' I. Special Services - -, - ',i.'s of t JI5'e1' • 14,1,-, 14.A%O'.at'. Iii ''' I ''fIO --TIff. PIAPIDY 1'54 Ir. 4-14411 . p4 , ' - ) I - , - ''lid 261% I. ifl -.'.'.. r .. -e '- MUSTANG ),lti' 1771 ,. ,•. , ' 4 ,,;-'tt A '4tllvIcry4*p4 r,A.Sy SI 14 ir 4 14 i4S )"opI-r. I Go (If I U. I 11.0 ' -, ...,., (,,-A._-_)1, ' 1,' , rai, a,tij (r4',--I'. (.44 -i' IU, I.o.u 1 fire '.1 $)1 4272 ., -, ' ' iil'''I '44'lee,t 5 '- •"' M, I HI 103 (v-an 003 I , - , I. - 2110 Beauty All, - I Mowing & Light Grading '-' ,.. ;v,wio.'. -'-.1 TE MODEL L I Garage l.u'utIaClf' - . ' 4''t '' ,, ,,t I I Ti% %1, ., N t).n..(I4 vt,,, s.'' (Plf% (J'o) 1141 1401,. I,,, , f101fOi piaII() 411 CIII 4cC, ?CI-n. ' ' - - ' , HomeImprovr'fllents , SO I. PARADISE POOLS 1 1,1 1 -. - -- (,Il5('P -- P &tXtd I J 7_A.. 111•.(Pt 4 141 '° '"--' Scully '!I,.-1 0 e 1 4, IS It 4111 (04114 i'i 3:; 4439 - 1414,51 - ' it .1 or %led* " 4 1111-tio- *----Woo"" . )-A ..1,1- .',#I,* ~ - Used Is. 114)5104, %I-44pf ()v-ii,-, (IopJ All Oa 4'Si'ln,5.Il, 1114, 5, S.ir'lttri A,, 117 IS#2 " '( Glass Mit nors Auto Insurance V. 4•.%.' ' 1 I' ."iahi gre,'. (4)14)1441 4)*j4'4' *. "At4' " .l"st l'I4 1X (4.4 I(4 r4 4'v4. 4. '4) '.4?. I37 ' _____ '1 0 h rl"ll 'II. 1145 fill, ' I' 1-..- - -. i . ,1i'f'rfi(NA,. -- - 4', ' ' - - - 4-' '.1 '''-''','.,' - - 4'.- Has an immediate need for qualified An Equal Opportunity Employer i_ -' .4 .4 Benefit Program Call 3231210 or Write P. 0. Bx 117, Orindo, FIa. - - - ', ,,, " -' - ;-'. 5 ,4ii I .4 , .Ze I'4. fl 17)541 5541 -'. II'. ,v-ol il , . 1 4' "I ' " RUIIUIiIIJC Sales - _ i- • - '... . ,iv'..pj; Goods flC'AQ3, ,.,)' - •'-,i ', I' .,, ',':,, -'. - i --- ' - ç,.,'. Cr;.,1A'.e )lJ JISIr Seminole Sporting Pet Care ''. .' - Attic Insulations p' - -. - % bu ll toil IfAdf- 130415 M010's Tr,3-Iri IsOnsOPd - S SC'ORTlPt GOODS Do*nto*ri S.nIovd, 172 W4i _____ I P 1 • I'(((lie O.ftv-tA(I '4,tt't,g 2 it', l,t(I (.111 j"o"_ C.nt; •in 43'.4 -I- 3:1 6742 ' I - PoolSupplies - 4.7. 4 ' ''i '2.' 4' .111 I I- a'. A,. .4 .I ,- Arts&Crafts r CRAIN REALTY , - .51 '.0'S MAIl-u I UPSI1i7(i14I It II (rw5pr Po',si-rq'd by 1*-I, a) JOi'ifli3Ofl% Trailer It-oat flf,"l% rppalr 372 7753 after I ,. - ,,.' ' - I -- -- 41 ,,,,, -- 3$)) 41111 3 1:; 1114 ' ,-, Cr-, -, " E1ltiflCJ Places r'4r,r,(, 144 1 lv-'. 011?! £4 *fle- 3 t*0!00iTt 3 OlIN, (lPri.Pt blix. p.i '0 is sz 7,73 377 - -- . 4- I- - '' Ceramics ' Household Goods L4 .tr.U.'4'r i'l Vo 111) AM at'. Canoe - i , .i'oI CAl lop (a,rr, 112% 111111 17) ..'4t3 BAlP*IAOu'.' I :.ii 1,4 45 I or- , (& 1pp5 5 rI1 - •Lt' I".'4 4 441-pfl 122 5757 f . V 'MITI4 iJ4'SI?IJIlf COYPA 0.' IIPIIS hf 5•4I Mi 15 5 flt%) 5 f v.-''. 173 fl3.4 1, ( t,4t1,%,v4..j 71 C U.i;$ 711 ,,r,.'.p,., 43Camping Equipment 1$_Appliances - ' pro ~1,4 P,t .,%-It r14ln-V% - -- Boat% find Ma rine Equipmen t I - Sof' P'S L .1 5 ('0) ''-'5 PC. P..- ) .45'.' s-' .5 LI. $5,5 Ot C)O,.L5 -. • - - SSA 11 i l - J 372 till At4 v .'('e-'i for g e. '*-IPI:54'ac'' ( - I'.? CI fit,' .2.1 V -k)?', Ii' P I il . . . it's a toothache, rtt I; • --4' Ai U,lt.q..tti1 c ' rL -s ciony SHOP hOP nto,i A,trjp Iivi, WtOIIeI flI'4. (i'lrlfS% l4. p3-I 4n(I p.c n! 1949 PIP JOttSa,. 5?50car. 330 qr'.ii.,,. .t'rd AflC2 iL_I $5 %('C4 S IfS At?,t ( l - ''. 4141' ,- '',t'j .4 .'s :' S.i"'c'd 121 015 Ir 4-'''C'' '.4 :.I.) ,-t Si"' I And Suppliø 411111111111111, 601 Cot*# V 4 117 A"rri Ullilly tv -i If? 11,541)111 4%l'i I .. rv,r,t,tj ?vs v-f 114 C,n ft.' ''1 iii lEt 414)1,0 0m,',• ,i4Ifl(.fllf i 4 ,fl4J% 322 2420 t-".'.;". '- "0t ? 1e* 'P tI0't,ctr" o't ri P.,4'pC,I_II Wall ? P.pprig5(14004 - C4'.J'CM - 5101 ' r4f, July• 4.-.1Q7 m*+1r,v-, 4-•fl -------VYIlI UV hela Wed neYiayJuly5 1972a12: 00 p rn Court House will be closed July 4. 1972 Board of C ou nty Commissioners Sanford, Fla, - Carpeting ___________________________________ ,',i - I I ( ,'l flJ I ( fr' 4- 1414( 411 , ,, -/ I tjll~l 11 % I ; I 11 ;09%" )z1 s:IJ 244'S t'irh rcdn!s and Air Conditioning I'• )-- '.4 Stenstiom Realty The following businesses are listed for your convenience. Permanent ,.._) ,I,,- - ,.4 1. 4-#l'. , .- ' w ", ,."." -r Miscollsneous For Sale ss %It .., ",j ~fv I A,; I. I'l l",-:1. %1-1 0 X~ d i "I~ I 1 . -kr$vA.% ferill-l'-f rr-IfColol, - - I 01 %?Ann -w -*VA --or 17 , 0 -I i " *Q " Ito V, Ill 1 "''.'"' .. I I Mi. Urwst'.r . . .•' Income & Investment Property ('i - - _1~ 1, 4 / i I Wit h I COULD spit - IS : 5,-O' -)_ fool • / " * -o 14 , -I,- I 4,1% o v '4 U 4*4IAbI. 0k,,-., P- f1 P ITt 4(44.411,1 ll* It i I -J*td. PhI 217) , .ot.i 1SI P.'.i 31) 1167 Complete - ) SALES - - ) '^'I+- t4A,'.. .a-'.-t-1;0i - _____j 1 4 1 1 N Aft- __I - I t itt'itfr Ard P_I,,Ihr, 1•* I - Mobile Homes itt: The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Quality Auditor (Ele ctronic experience) Maintenance Mechanic (Air Conditioning) Material Analyst Material Expediter Test Equipment Malnt Tech, (Electronic) Clerical Personnel (ShorThandrequired) - ...-I, • • 41 - 4.'v I ; It ipipy fl 4' rt0.i4 i,,,d, • $47 I . il" , 'riro S*Pf,vr I .. 4? /f''l - - - - MOBILE WORLD L.5 00" 1.' £l"Clr P4 I I SI'. C Personnel Current openings include 1 I I -- SHOP THE EASY WAY' _______ byleeFCti! and Sy •- - I - • who would we i-i Now Open .A. , ,,%%ffc ,,- _______ _ 1.! c'..1 ,(, - -r - 4 1 will find this directory the' most convenient and up to date way to solve every protilern 5.,' Sanf ord----D iv is ion - - 141 I -. I.. I • I 0lPCS -' I. Anliquiev. P d, .. I 4'- I - Hunt STROM BERG CARLSON _____ S4 r ~w 1 '771 . M 0 liii C 14 •,,.,, MM .' - , . -_ - 4.. j ' . P ••1 ,, . L- S --.4 . read, refpre"ice with P-us book, "!,P-.ai,t. Strc,kpi" To eI yojr copy. aetd $1, pi 3 amts for postage and handlin. to "Shli'in; Siroites. c-o The Sanf ord Herald, a. Dept 327, Radio City Station. - C'A'.t..Iyt. .:ArA..PLTy(BO B - I I.'' 4 . hardy for . or 1 THE PHANTOM ~I __ I • I.: . r- .- \,../ -1.", . `) I I:: ?3,4 - 11 Keep Frank Bea-d's golf tt .41 s-' 1(ii 0, tq .', .'., - 7__ _ .; - ''1 4' e-i - Lc I-, ; Iran> ci'*p,-so,- 'C *0'S ri oenav-".- ,.-,' ct'.'. r sari S *11'S 5'a •.c.'-Dnt -a'., O'P.r LO'.'4n1 bi'.# '5 'C rape,r%%&, 1i$ ' 55 • I1'. Apply lt I -- --: ..'Pf. 4',..) & ,'. - 5' -, 1 I ~~ V '-A L I S L %rRV C • - Location Counts! - r InAr .. ,., 1 4 I" - - Iii - I ~ ._~ I t , / . .'- 'I - / c units '11113 I tilL C - fill; 4h,LiLiidri turn gts c's tom tiflit- to tyn_lt tPiuiiizt' Pus swing and gen. vs ales tre'rrie'nde,s pow c's A ) i hurt ctiopps huuIdt'r turn '.4 esulls iii just the opposite'('U5 timing and a weak hit The- t.c to Tory: i action is the 'Ail) liii left shoulde's Thy se-issun asnt half os-er. ecinit's u a d e- r Pius chin It tiol (51) Wruski;t atrvad flight c-s cii bruit it I! LIII? hai taken down the biggest heft ihuulder In I won-king prize cm the schedule, the u a d e r your s-tori on your kb OA 2,000 f:rst-pla:t- cticcl i U U I stioulde'r the Jackie Gleason layer- turn is too stiurl tars Classic Tv-a I Pu I a s se-itt time I'll talk about abcut Torn's swing are great Turn's swin arc examples fur the as-eraj'ewIø5P*piI IW1(lPI5 *55. plas- er hi s stiouldi-' ur and his big swing art The (NEXT Expanding You, Arc. ttp - .'i '- 4- 7 "'A' -, - .,,;,, C_ gz - -., if,/ j - I - ,4 • 18-Weiskopf and You - .# - -' - COO -'4.',- T.-'_' : -1 - '.4-'- -.4 - IM •L - - ,. .-'' - - ,- 4 " 4 .- - - t" I - I Fronk Beard I I - 2"IL • -.--'S PPt5 *a'.tpd Ml Female H e lp Wanted - byChicYoung Ir'-z". ' Dal 6114 64 S I BLOPDiE i. - , 55. 't . • - art-, S !__ - - - -.4 _____ t Ii • • • -05f'*'-14'4'Utt' - - :-' ~ N -' MPC I4)! bachelor N0'.$ Sa'.iri0 5'.;5 I'll 0C41'.C14 533 7772 a"p' 1 p m / I ' 1(1' TPP C% 14 n P P P P C% - - - ---: I('? r, ;' '- ,, 114o AOI~L - , --- ' .: it I "°' -. be • o,.. C0'.IflI4)r cDm'.ii-ovirig 357 '4- 40 ,-: - ..t I V-0. owl, billi.riest r or \ ' ' [ I : \ i 51 ItS 50I'4 ,- :d -0, Q %( Q ~ , I se--toit CO.'n't R ea lt or Co,gni,pilo' sor.i-zpc 14' 4W •. •. , % REPOSSESSION ------ - per Agency vp --_ Female Help v*id t9Iit' 14 bit Dick Ca'iT -- ______ _________________________ . 4.2_' •. 4' , II MoblIr Homes ['LTOqS )3 f - - '•, C t 1 ' , • II.. about?" CaIlbart Real Estate rJrf' "...i DI0o:Ct5.p,., 1.110'. 1 1 2.C'rig-*'*c 5' L 00; * 4C 'IIZ* 2. 0' *000 P4' 131 tIlt 4 - - - _ I Agency - 5n.. - __________ ' (J.4 STROKES '"""""""' k It 3:2 • 374 55 V I t'. I - Turn.r - - IIu - ..I1I,1a*4. 7l No neighbors? Good I C I: I -- 34 i Ce. &I.v'*0øPt,fl .p..,,p Sr of 10015 377 '?4 .4-_ - - I ,\ 4; *1 - - .' ,."." - ,- / \ / 1'l ' it 4' far iC, 1-' !-' -' t - - -t4'! L s)vAi. PE: '. - -- '__7 - I - 'flit M11vfh11 Mrs. s Golf Assciciptjans rt'çular rnon11th st-I - -- - _j - f ) I - :LY;4- ~ L I 'I w000e mpP,pn • a '. ''.# - j) •. I u-.1( ( 3 '' HO- 1 I "If" Flo,,00 r.v- Ilirtlenn TWC s Vo,-1L%1.1 %4~ Do" I'Mr Mae to- relpf'rt 04 14 - - Wol,niii MOCO'l-niffl, afte voC -_ "- ,)~ I, i IN fielfic - .1 byBillHoweill. I 41 I I :2 -• ca"'-c'.'.i-- - . •' ,e,J'_ ,i( , •ecclr4' 4•! '• I ~k\ l.a C'r - 14'\ %'r-' I " 44114 P44? ".44I Cie If"" tledroormt I IV . t'a lt,% - S'ø'..-t - _'\ - !-a' * - , - J II 115 ova TPIP-e 5--e' 1 a'p- ri2,',j roo'-rt aII 51v 0'. lake *14' *2 ;s' jj 54I C 7 (00" P'"A NIl,' 0n a , - '...r* .• - •. . " I - ----------.----- n1'I it.., c - - \. - -1 I - I U I - - ' 1wr poia-Domit a"tB Wse S&tSMM4' 101 S.'.tC'O 0! 54)4414 Sf'tTit!14)t I'll rrp.i'p 1i4A*tI4'I *t4'4'a4'k - fla it -. .: %T--itl:_E, 1 .4* weekend It's sorneth in a littledilfcrt- nt ari wr'rr fl1' 51r'e tin" it will conic out, but prizes will be awarded fur the niwt U. 4s and Ss recorded, usin full tiandiciqis flit Association plans to have two mare- tournarnt'nts before- the season ends in SeplemLer. Have you noticed th e rev dr3vewa thin the Club propert just ,outh of th e existing entrance Sonic' of the trees bordering the str-ect still di hamper vision. however. If You turn sou th from Lite club, you at' longer Puss-c ii make a th rec hundred negret turn from the exit road This I feel is uric' of the' t*st improvenients that the new owners have made C1 4- -- ttus 4* 01-,,C" '..•) I A.'. rot. HC.j5 rig Oppo ?t,ri - ippfCp recptta--, S'ea,C, Wort 273 ?S&4' - IV-.) ' '0. . the aid of a driver, a fourw nod and a putt - ,,A-iJtE,;-Z)Z`X-1,)N, it!! ~' _~ '0 CItric' ..4 W4 ' 4 on & S.cI-,svari .4'. - ' 1y ,, $3 I . \ I L_____.l - ._.-____._________j !,, A ------__ -----'- - • -- I / -'.'.", , Re"Tilloc mat O.Pne , ._ _ € I - - - -VE.4L...E A I I''"' -_ -- -. )4iT TRIPE...FOREVER The nn! flight tate the eagles nest this past week was made b Bot Oliver. who mack' a three at the faur tuile with 511110'. A'pvidpr'. *o'.lp 1tp". Ot S4'.o". IO.l'Pd A' 53 55 P4' 5' &Dp 4'. pe - ' IC U Pâ't'.'t .,? b- -,J - -M.)E r%. '' .' - -' 7 fly ,_j (? .. I Ift - 1 I''. ' I F Cliff Jordan Se - '.c, . I 'Ikil'. £uçi,, ' ' ..: . . %4%-71 B`&DR = _ .k.;E - -I-E _V1 - f)IUI. five- IV ntsh "l '-1 IM"-p'-- N 4t'oP 1(4 e,j'i 1mb. c 1..1, U ., -'.'.' '.' •' fl) P4!; f.9 vo PP ,l A04W it) SF All *$I-. A Iq ii. It ' 1 7 T7 j' I I. g : I j f "4-4- Realty 3 b. "t 115 3p3 3)3 - 5't 1' ~ : '_ ' I -4-T - - - AL EL .. • ~' / 4 ' I • • : \ - "- ballntriehokpoint,.thurne. RonandB.ertle MaMen, RI!! and Arlene Bower, s'trtualh madearunnawsis of the h,trnnm,t,t as the four of them tallied to plus 2(i 7e'r2pomu tiff the- pace, itria $-LnnLrI MCOTId piac'e, were ta1i kind Mki tsrwiclt, t-iI and Gerry Robinson In at plus I for third place honors were Prank and Mars %4ciiver, Bernie and Carol I)uf! Fourth place went it' .lcie and beth Senn, Bill and l.eo1 ('area. who turned in a plus while Gecir'e and Phyllis Carclascm . 'irgiI and Peg Johnson picked up fifth spot with a l,Ii'IP " 1;;.s. -stenstfoll) kealty - I ~ or, ._ - - - - .4 '4' I ' 1 ,_. D Tr,1i. 'Ii - ".- P4ES% flQ\ )L..E l.-&iE .'ltM ". . t- r',r'-'- -• ' 4' was rompliltzed of Grorpe and Phyllis CAL-dascia. Phil and ,- 1 77443; Y -. •.•-_-• ., 4 - j '. I I , . " ------"""'i- -- A v B etter 235's ,, - 1.9 iL _ '"r THE - GUYS - •t m ;. .,%4P,;-;;:; --- ..4 •rf Ii... ms ?eC' d4aq SV 1 , "I -I ? L-li.... ___~ . L *4- I tw 00. " in - ___________ C . -'i' / I f, .,i I t _____________ P P. Pt 'C" firtotii Do t & L b Crooks Lawrence )I 1 , - .10- './111 "', . C,_.' eke, I ii ,#' / On Sunda - a mixed selective shot tourne' was played This ii- a four partner event where' es-er's- one tuts from the$4. r 4...s '.4 the 4 I A 1'. w %4 same- p1 art - after which ile ir our pots is se1ec-t arid then rvers'one' hits the next shot from that position, and on - until 11w hole- is completed This 141* of triurriiinwnl 4.- IU uUI ..., ...I_ I - - __ '.-.. .- -- - . It ..L IIWP.1 141U111 n' -uri. UI I,fl61 piart warn D rii - I Alp ,,. - .1 CARNIVAL .1 - . - r ), I ss.'. r ne, ~'A.-, ,,11 .t, r Orate YN, cWti to of V I I. ¼. liii llita P21he- sai-i Hal (in-P and Vialt l)errk Don Wtlliarn.s.jr, Bill Martin, ('hurl: Fs-ani and Jim Raile - 4 by GtII Fox ) t,Alh It It( h@n ratorrea 0-,- eq or-, elt s A"I am.- 0". I eit San?ed " s, 7* 1 I '.0.1'.) 0. - - o. 1114 If ' V , - -, - ;----- -. - I J . I .R_a . i l - - I 1 dV LUI I •73'. . __ , Pit -_ I_ , '' .- '.1 I "I , I" and Bill Welch finished at a plus t it capture- firs: monro). Winrun$- %evond spot with a plu.,13 wei r Ron Brandt, 'iirn Gill, Bill Richards ondiuri Gaipia Th ird iliit'tndpdi It three wa tie at plus Len Those Lean. nir'niters wer(- rxrn - •t- E, -: , C_~~~_ .- -, the r.rr and ants prize in that catego-s ç- ct - . DE G ,- LANCES S IIuc : A va,lobl* li vi,ga t I I - IL.5dIUJLI fl rn e 7 - W . - CAPTAIN EASY . *I%,-. - 0ofto, I. .1t,ftift C)Ptn Allost, 1" - Mo bil Homes Rent - "- \ - oil - - the meal of grits and eggy.. the men teed It up In a i points lournes b - ______ -e - u'm_l... W' , trii,frai P,pili Amit A , V'o 048,0 IIASAV . -_ &%AL.)% ArAQ!%1f%TS AnkIii TS %I7' 11IFT$ r- ; -'' - '-'4 SHAVING - Aiji, O. , I -.4 The !tt4llm Hilis Men's Golf Associatior, Pit-Id tts rcuar man7i} breakfast mixer tournament last Saturdas Afte" ,. I. - - I% - I tournament will lu ht-Id rmh,Ihoe. ,,* no-# O, 'Goil rronamojoa( qvrirl Apo' I, n rw I 7.74~. -~~o =_~__. ~t4l Furnishea 0orOi1",--.0e - Prank and .Wiii Gall, who needed onh . = putts. That boils dowlti to D me pun greens., and that's not bad srnkinp' I'& twilight wall. & mixed Inur partner be -, J 17 :;:':.' "::.'?:'::°. r, - lify, W %, Vermeer- Al ;." . .-\ - I sirtrs herm who finished with an eighteen hale s'cre- of 4 flie second plac'e tean-, ended at 4fi This team was me*deup of John and Mary Nsctiolsnr.. Ahie Gordon and .loitn Dales Thee Mit' alit a prize to- 'he learn wtJ the f ewest putts in their round This award went it Ka and Freddie Tits'lai-. toJft. •. . pc.. t -••,. a4I.I''. $CIL ' UP '&1 lilA PC im ~~"A_l k 4 tYW dP I' tif f.-v1 ______ , r •. ' IA. I ' N \( )' .L--\ I .. \ I ~ 111 !4 ' 't' ,. .?I, .: - - ALO - . - -- " " Iii 44 b il OfI If _ - .%_ . - • • 0' . -• 4... ( 11 - I 1 OL1VE' - M I ~ W~ - . ,.t:":~k:.N:~4ft .. 1_:.~om ."_. I ---`_ ~ - Nwsm~ L - ~~ ~ ____ - ~ " '. -. - , 4 • ., ),ID 1~c R,ms Ftir Rent 21 1 I_tT P'i SCIL LAS POP , - 1t:. • / 'I) ,I .!.4 ? ,I i. S Uperslii-t !T3}7.eUl 1 ir - - ~,=,s4* . ~ ,~., 1 K r ,I r~ I 11''i, would like to Lnnit ss he-c some of the heie and more •• Air :' / . - r I III % WdiW .4,. ', ' L. " 0 - 11w- _- ') i - i-" ,.. '*F!''4'! _____ 1%V-AG Business r___ . _£ £L4'.. :i' ( I:AI1Y ','t !JIt TI NT$ ______ Opportun i ties - -- L. an unw, Irt me knoto. ahout it u) we ran share your experiences with our readeril, 1, for one who have been saddirld it, the state of S 4 u,iiri groups chshand for the summer. and tournarnemi,. arc __ - , B. 1-1 ' 6 "'• . •;&;t -:',4 ., -' - . PA.'4E IT ell 'cc ____ ----------•-.. -.- . ST JOHN S 'AtOf -- by Larry Lt 1?;ct S itua tions Wanted it -'--._-- Ot. - CAMPUS CLATTER IarnriQ Birno Burnt a ill M11_±4±- . ••• M tN '"1 I,,, Ariif frai l e r , : 171 441 r Ad tj d% K g- iiir" 10, ))1 IFI Want A YA BALI. flAL TV : r 33 �-- -- :---i ----= - • ------ 7 - -. - ____ ____ Tj - -V -_----. _______ ,__I -._- - =.------ Frlday, June 30.19 /1 8B-The Sanford Herald t THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, N. .w, ,i . ] t I g j A 'el. ',, I I - t A at I tot -'I •,'s,c . i S. a. i' n " -- - I r,w 111111 r DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH forest C.i Pastor Wi- _. . - ut F I I4) Ii are, ---- S - ma ' .,.. 51 s$ r O 0 C H U 1CM C 2flk.aEi Past or £ ¶h,.A% ALL as •V' - i t Abx. '' :.4'. fjI I-CA TH H O LIC IC IOU LI CA, mats Sat Sun and •,, IU C&$p.s.nI V ' it &1; -. V '- t- • IXr 7 Xp Pvaypr 9,rtRf ojwn ' 7 lop in Ili9 50A0,1 a DO?,Of'5113451?'t red School ia Cvs?. 4 •. i 1 1 - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LaA. M5r1 Pus P.ssw $VvIcall s"' :; it !âII t I c- r c- r r • • f Paso' it Xli's ii Xa m Xi p in . IsinOat Sc" I Mo'fsinQ *0'sr' L sf'CIs WU'P *e0'Itt4a P'iyft I XC 9'? wEiCOMI p,so f CREST BAPTIST CHUIC onera Ross • 5 •V 5. 040 , s',,•rç *c,'t'.'p Irs...; un' I ,rnng *o'tt'sp sri I ,ssg Pia,t' Pallor s As. in II XI p 15p in ' Xi p t" IXp ii CC a ___________ • - .' - ,lol -IV CHURCH - ____________________________________. '- - __,: :. ', •. --. - I • ' ' .•- 1. - ' , It . - . r i ___ I l _~ -' 5" - .'::-, . ,- . . ~ I , 9, - 11 • I, '• ," - •• 4h PI • • , - " " . V I If Rev will'am 113-cheet Rev Kenneth Mdlfw~ /i wy A= 14 ' - ,, V - - 9' X S " '9- C • I ". 1 Ij '''ii- si •--•"•'1 •• • -sw-.' S1l S•V••I•$ M,.nJj 1'UrIdJ'I P-n . 4 'i ' I 37p Tuei4a Wrdne',daI Th ursda, Friday bc.iui C Jufp'i I S,srrud c tu (V.etlrIls 5'. - • Ur ( 511 %Ud.17 1C-4 II I '.0 L CHURCH OF CHRIST if lit jsIli!1I .'s it lji M,.Isv,s 45 *rs* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (v.9tht? Cb 's9-'Y SCIENTIST IsI C ait it CC. Soc East Second Str..'$ Mn'.g *r'sp II Ma - 5'.oa, Sr. & sS.-s' I CC a I Xc ,,nIa • S. , , ,_ , • '-.s.--'-, 'j,, - •- •• - -- in V _ • .. ,• - - Poster Men IF.r,t ursce June 7 II 7 35 THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes '. -'• ' -• -. FIRST i" .• -s ASSEMBLY OF GOD DI God 27M & 11VV BAPTIST Anl ' Rain's' C5' c.' . Calvary Baptist CIs. rcPs C',ita' Last & 3 9-0 555 Ma. Catsi't.s':, lapis! Sr-.rso s C,rttrsI B-.pss? CPtisc't 13%) O Ave CPtijii,IDt5 i 'P5 B-apist Did D"tando Ic £oeP Sp,.nQ$ Kopf-is? Cn,:cP Hfjlpr Asp Fry a. re CSt.,'('s $19 Carl Ave Fr.q'naiA p 5-sin's' CI,.,,'c.' in AitinsonIp It 43s AItainoni. 5P R% 5 cs' 55 pi ' C9s. 9- in DtRa'i (5 (err.. I ,r' Forget 5pIoat CP.,rcIs in Late Mify F,q-t Rapist C,rP in LASS Mon'oe file Sspt,&, Cpwrc.' in Longwood Cc.' CS'Urct- & ordepoll "I F.r t B-5 I.s, L5riFC? in 0v4'eo Pin t $apu it Ch.FcIS 01 tile" Sprsnps Forst Iriiie55 M.n.onarp Baptist Cn.,,c,., 1W? 55, 53?Pt FepI 'p 5ptI Cpuppcc'55 C55ec1. in Os'.tv' Fosrla.r. 'tiad Bapi.tt CtSet'CP' Ow 41" or35.' MissiDnaip 1Ap,p' CS',,"C55, 5531 * FI55? It 44v15554 Baptist CP..,'ct ChetletOts At'fl.o''p Bp'st' Cps,,'c 'sor t'. I fiSiil'p'•W W.ac.don W.sS.or Rap& CPsipcct Oat liii P0 F.s'st B-.ini.' - V 0"Pon , Glory 5t CPN.WCP, Gf*s Oitv MPS$.PiigVy Sawst Church Ian Laredo 5 'rr 't Rd Lr.a030 AS? Ml Sinai M'X.o'SIrP Rapes' CP.eircs INC Jerry Ave Ml %,o,, PMS$.onary Baptist ,Slpss Ave Ni. Balls,, M..wsarp CPs.cts, 51'. 5$ & "Kissers, Ass 50-.' •,'' 1. .1 '.'. ', Sat" 5" • •. hap' -.rsa Alt Z'o" RiP%1 R•s,'r I'p ' ' ' ' -' u" C"0191 1fl Pr.' Ave t'a; barsVI, 1, A 'a Pr..c.. 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C wrtS'eI 0*dvi P' p'.c, 2105 S F" &.0 pi._,,CP of 0.30 in inino' 4.0 ins't, UCe 5 Z'Seflc' in 0.03 vs P'c,p's.-, 2$C7 EV_ A.. *V,It,.in - V 2 2 SM last - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - METHODIST CCkCDI0L7Qhi " ,9' V - __ , A-MART The Management and Employes HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff David VV '.is - I SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and emplo es I.-,''- -0 e;; 4-'l SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO INC and Empfcy STE NSTROM REALTY Ht-IL Slensir-,r ar CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC ' I, _1c RE -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY It -111Ass.--b .4 ,. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7 00 p m .v'E I E -V-3 2 -___pj QICEtC Tl~ ''F Pastor -' - • in I SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANX Ho.'iard H Hodges and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J 0 Jim) Smith end Staff L D PLANTE, INC D.coc Fora DEBARY MANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER Mel Dehie and Employes WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE Co Mr and Mr Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS ano EmpIoe GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford GULF SERVICE n So b- .,,. pm - 2C :-° II CCa m 7 p ROLLING HILLS UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN MORAVIAN (MUlCH CHURCH Saniar.d. Srss Drove Corn., Cvssir ClubA L.rl.PII Fla U .115 R•adt Jvtt East .1 II'$.?SSI$e Rp-, D.c.i.,s pa Pp'g M...s!'.- Svn4ap Scrsl Oft-OR B,,rs r' S 455 15s555 $tj$Pip-f54) Minitip, Movnng WortP.-p IC SOa Mo',"n *QV' 0 5 30&118 in .c' rsg Fe 1 IM P ._._ --' • •- VV1VVLV a c P" , CJU ¶sI L- 5 F YNkCL CIILPEL Labe Mfl.D, O'a"D. 55r,Ø .-CI " :• '' '( "rS 9' I Xi i.r .- z.st t 7 ' 9" (Dfi.fl; *C)'v'.p "fl.'' ''no - WILSONVEICHELBERGE MORTUARY EL,n'c I .s:n a'-d Staff J C. PENNEY COMPANY E C EIsc-aa'-i Seat' UNITED STATE SANK OF SEMINOLE John V Mercer and Staff iI41 I1U Il,,I'll 14111 - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff •' r13 Vn pastw, Ass.st .j'j S 10 CC a m n FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 34.5 SanIerl A., kr. s P e,vwsrt' Pallor S 4$ a in SstPtOap School '.o' I" Pt *QI'5PI 11 CC.' Ipe-orip' LSAVUP S IS in g " Mi'r 7 Xc 1' - CHURCH Or CHRIST 0.-i.r.a iijtpp 55.r*' . it IC a fj,()4p SSr II CC a MO,VIPtQ '9"%P, p '.• 5 ,,, .' 0 Sce-oc - - 04= vt '' --' - I " 11~ 0- ~~ Lf kip -I. -, Ai F - - • eAe ~~ "uutIurn I leth, o fhiot " - _f ' SXP in '9-••"S•• 2! -- 3L -- - 7 e "' rji%lzl 45 a 1 II CC a m Sv"dI Sna,I CC m MPt *Or5 0 S ov-. .4d7 •• - --- ' -- VVVVV •___ c - jes poesseltor Striesineale Miss, S4114,041 Pw,R,s j" C. CutCP9 L left no Aor".0 .Sr B D'S $'s: . l' - 4 ~ k _~ or --, Ju, ~ -1 ~ -tL -. 3t-' 3 _-.-"i: METHODIST CHURCH . rp! •'t e 10, $ FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 41 0 "act A r e , _I1 j '-.-:' I= 5 454 , M I j I I " A sr's $ PEN T ECOSTAL OPEN PENE COMMUNITY UNITED ~_ - (V .._' a in ' ' pf'IMAICL o"Alset S,fS7a, SIx' *OIVVI,p ' Pt M flQ *t'iVP t f ("P S'3i s$ "J . 6i -- , • Vw - 3% a --i T ' ~~ FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Iii O'a'ia SU..I I RIJ1PS GA'? 17 CC a S"3as S("s' t•t'9 Ii Xa Ss'S" ' WS '--. 1 4 do 0 - •$5 -1 h i$A it Pa'w Ia a 6r. ,,'b-V, - X, CHURCH OF C94111ST , ,• I . PP V I -c-sr'- j fbI's DEKLES' r•r's C',I SI s " •-. - - _______ x V KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Ken?ucv Jim & Ernp!oyes '" -' GRACE UNITED -- , 3 9 .E 3 tIV . % le OF 1IiIIgtst/,( - - - !' C 1 V5 - 'I'Q*"t" *".3 is'tPf • - I - V jo-s, IWtiJ 19 ?' '::!ip , LAKE MAR CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cr,sIaI' is • Later Mar t59Ltr 01 C ef (Iq'rA '. -ia ___________________ ____________ It ' V CHURCH OF CHRIST ADS Pain Sp,søs 0' AIIIIH.l5S Iprsi5 s.inri P 'o'a'.' 55 (.t 5, ats,'nb', t9'n,.Wo't" I xc " 9' * I I'PPt 111rClass ,, "5 .%,"t"Sev..c, ~i I . 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Mlfl Pastor : LUTHERAN U3!P Vs. Robe" toy t11111. Ut "U U U JI IiJtI4' II . ST AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH Suitt•i Dr to tal IS?b?. 13 C.sS,Ibrrs CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH And w _ It4L/It$%t A? rlo So ____ • I I - t-rese. V CHURCH V I • e'sr'g Wcs't''P 0 ..c GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Tamper ary otpolve C.mmv.ui C.M.r q%.ñ Pastor 10 a " scPl m LA a we lena to regard our serene This "rush-hour scene of 19 seems miniature when compared with the urban traffic jams of today. But it ilIumtrates that the 'olden" days were not entirely rosy. Indeed sanitation was poor, infant mortality prevalent, roads un paved and one-room schoolhouses common. Yet our ancestors. with an optimistic sp.irit based ase on faith in God. met and solved these c,roblems, an d we are indebted to them. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 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/a8b25e876114f8f8d6cdf24d0b97168d.pdf d3b4e4c16d782e66d4364036e14a46d4 PDF Text Text ____ 1 —I 5 4 _ - School 5 V r' down to the rrrro' 'N11114 1 qWf Allation (tUiI tw 1140,11 plati, 4;4.1 CD 0i '111001014141 ) Ivir)rnir o ; - 41- 4% his charges On (lit, stalt IU( Ut of this Ii , he wotilul allow rate I s ('rUm Gove rnor's u I1n p it rllt'(l ulgti tnt tilt' (,O% hen is predicted this said Earle, cor porate lax, S going It) he j)8SSIMI exactly what would happen Oil to the consumer, I It 2 --- re - — supe t his - CD ______ - - '• — - . ,• . __ .,. '' £ Inside The Herald the ifay the customers were treated this past Friday at the Orlando Sports Stadium for the Was, SUf 1ttc Hayes Show, Was, didn't posed to start at 8 -: until an hour later.. and Black Moses wasn't on stage until 10:30. - - - '\ o Q (1 . . JL L!It u dc t cith a life senten e IS p€ctid tod.i for tne . apanese terrorist ttoo survived the Tel Aviv airport massacre. \ ' 0 <> fl over to the Republican side. 1 just can't understand it. h.re comes a man %S1UI political machine which can I. matched only by the Kenned f,irniIv iand Ii'' 'vit too certain moving south ' ' I)I'.MO(l Quang Tn are reported fo r - 'liii's art' umlsu, gi.'rit'ral Imrtners iii 'it iiifns ILt t r t'vus. i tics Ltd dt'vt'Ii'p('r tat ttit' ti,it't Irevi'us itcnt'rs %sert' Samuel I triiio Nec York, and J)Ft'sidit'tit itl imo:iiinee George !! dcGnverri lli.'- to the Black I lills of his native South I a kuta today for two weeks of rest and Ch.orles C, Baker, associated ('milinenlal Mit it really isn't the Kenned%'s. under the Mc(;overn overt. - and yet the party faithful are deserting the ship now and ha v e \ 0 0 / . ' . . , :-• 0 I I ; I) " it= cill have all forgotten schat ts -_ttd in the heat ofthosu III'I ', ut' hitui lilt primnarit S the president) anyhow, 'sobod) - ~ave him it chance Lack in April , toi it tilt iril,tr to --. ) - - _____ - ','' arrested I '- - '' . -_i - - vi .4, I it I t running for a state position Is lf 9 '1J I - ' -.. - -............ ' iS. 1415 iintt the sohmnig if AV- I ' I'Ul(ELY i'EItSONAI. , that family which ,. . to sutilwil Ubl"ittes to Lake Mary don't know flow you could :Z I I and the cars didn't, cause the water was over a foot . Randolph aiitl Mt'Ilonv ilk Aveniit's in Sanford, following t1i' (feel) at No P ARKIN G (MUL(lI1 t but you did; and the neighbors are trying their Lest to keep the wanted to go . twuiimm' huh'. tgit lrc't tiir.'tng. - , heavy do%k III X Itir ov III- I III- %% vekend. Didn't bother I lic k 14 IN I lia I I lit' Vill's n_tse forgotten two of your pets ti() - ..' ction I hey us ed hit' out inniriuht to ge t tli( Ill tt hi I . round'a nd' round and splash in their II I&'Ii XII 711 1 of 147 l3th A\eiiur. atter the indecent ni inner Muss is lodged in thc -ounts )all in lieu of $10)0 LOW, Bet AbLg aba disc'io.-'ed the ,arrest II1 three ju nile ' ' 101 Y . T. . - - IE of the sheriff i department junior deputies, Imated the 4un 1e e1 to ~4ve:;eenu.-k4l in c'up it he b'l lump FoudStnr't in Country CluU Road July 1. She WAS one of ieveral neni~eri of the junior deputies who participatetl ii h r 'e u- ni the sear wo ( John A Spolt;kI 'boll, IN DEX Gen- erat Regulation in the Depart- ttC41tIt, Bruce J. Scotto( Sorth 1' 1 My- Calendar trS qualttted kr the cunm. dLitc'd '.'-: r., r' 'omic:i .'r',ssword pu.zzk's 'r Crane u t.a i _-&htortal couunent ii Ot'ieu.se kklsui Fntertainrnent It I_turd eugt'stcd iosia r ill_tOt i_ti re%ivft presidential tic' iU'ic'rãtt ' B lletin h 3.0.-1 1., tivillairt the Itir ue% 113 iB-8 -i.k. iii it i'Uat ',oiat pla ne as LIic price for go! tunic 1B 1 .iktou as his 713 .1 h0le in the r,,)-,f. ~ut Aas ip. L)rI1t 1ystrcd off L Ukint, amthing, since there fondling and nuiking an assault "-' cullipaign signs (in state rightS_ of-%Ilays. lAnd running for the State Attorney JOL, too, Must not have read the reirulations oil ."Ille, ell? I -n (.) a - . Itichar parents of the lot tociA c irraiml huirgint, the tartt,c tt se ith uiilaus lu Ifs a vid ft I OIcIUSIS - r I ( II 'i ip For 'i'i,u. s.,t Sutitnuk(oUnt) I. a 46 -. - LIIS if So suppit, located on SR l3ci a kiLii!iticti. Hogan stated tht '- \ IA}na%sc.oni ii iii 12, - candidates he had discussed the , Longwood Man Held Molest In C ._, 'r " I ..onvention to Ix held late In %ugust tie said he hall f avoraLlt response from 15 to 21) Ph_its.. On. of the dceiopmtent Jiri' . ., -. tii, t soille of former statements, that coinethe No\Ii-inter election, i told a news eurferi-rce :11.41led ta fie said ~e Democrauc candidires. mainly .j olving It three % car 4,14 girl Mc(,o%ern ',r, hittk "It is time sent notice an those who drafted a pattern fcr iefeat that we are not afraid to trike)UtOflU•own. Thormat c._.Oiit stlI be built on the 'Muskie. °0 ( , fill- Republicans who must gage their convention; and sse all know hots rapidly the public changed ssuthiri pIniwLs " 100 district, propawd ' that FIor 'Li Imocr'tL sr " their own platfortn to b..r their candidates from ite. which is surroundings de't'IopnienI east of Usteen on lake: Developmentdotted Road. tile for preserving the natural to serve the The property was purchased beaut of *the area L ' aciherin' i facilities planned 3 golf course. par a are ttsort in March for i!i,) ly 1is to ecological strict I'. and Vi1li4ini I) Rogers, spe cifications and leaving more st.tblts and riding trails, game courts and s ports field,. Lriitiwrs and partners in AIIOII. 'tha n half tt t• a rr. I Open 1oiting, and caning k L'at keel) U[) heavy raids on both sides of reinforcements . -. ca Outdoor Resort for it 593 acre the Probably more significant, uic('ordinl' to Cami, is the number of Democrats switching • prtil ( jsals to increase in voter registrations. .1 . tic tm: came lls for 4C4 Lure LordLrTl nLLm - Plans md final l)tetopment Corp of Orlank Thcrnal. 1S. ( £cadia. ..s ca m pground 'ties and nO rustic smII be presented New York and Tesas. tfuiy to the Dist 5 Zoning The property fronts on the St cabins for tents) purposes seeking t'e r.ocunauun in the new south central Forda dt.s(niuiiiiission in New Smyrna Johns River and Deep Creek dispersed to the woods and trict. He resigned List year as beach lis American heritage Diversion Canal runs through along the riverfront. Buildings 1)511 F '. If- e matter witli Supervisor of Elections Camilla A:,.. B3 Wright ut.itect a nomtnaLwn to Congress Planned Near Osteen the demilitarized zone as North Vietnamese Sg' r .,eking 1iative posts. a propusi1 for state platform plonship chess ganie adjourns for the night. Bruce there has beenadecided "e Ccuntrj CIUh Roan slot Aid the Mcf 'h — According FLASI! M _kBurtn l•1SUIIEU backs ilown on his threat to go home and holds the edge as the third chain- - - 0 pos s ad I Land Develop ent and Ja it and tempers were at the all of the I redkinl. point i ngredients for it nasty evening. t d e v o Pr — (;of some complaints about t as o ..,. - HEADLINES "Frazier Platform ,,. _' Stopping operations of a dragline F rida) aftirnxrn t Lake )ricnte in \ltamonte Springs is Jack Fulenwider. state attorney chief 10' vt-stigator, second from right. Fulenwider disclosed the arresLs of four persons observed in the operation of heavy equ:prwnt on violation Of hich ded 1 .ith the tin Ia ful I to! nIt statute 25.1. 124,parat ph dredging and tilling of navigable lakes. Released after posting$1 1) bonds were: Sam W. White, 65, Melbourne, second from let', Nelson t 'n(IcrwNxl, 35, Coral Gables and Donald Earl Gibson, b, Orlando and John H Wilson 61 of Sanford all employes of Rowe I leavy Equipment ('ompanv of Orlando Taking part in the arests were: Edward I)ePUy, It'll, state attorney investigator and Lt William Robbins, right, Joe Bush Photo) sheriff's deputy. - ' Big Cat House In The Sky." ,,..— ........ (... igt Jonnny Wright "MaV wnurpd tbe irpa near Norli 7 it lisclosed that Sgt. A 1. 31r"t, lost iff SH 42, charged Altaniontshad '.ilangelO 4nd he 'O.K., PULL IT OVER, FELL A H ! " -— w I . %% a cross the country, .td the one which uiI.% most effective went something like Guc:Ta That • iio ca n' t -e tif the pair that foretell Ibe budget for the construction of the ('apita building All iI11t his t aken I m this vvirs bud 'et when in sense utli ii take more an uI' ( t ars to. msi 'it UI) ent iiie1id iIl(J I .iistMi the tax. ilI)(I tli( nt IOi1II from his and asked if e usei the story about that lien dying Ways of spending the money told otit in Ca lifornia. When I hold no personal animosity w it h the la rge h1 said utilities. They ye been assessed %v. fill the tax and now that one f the other lutpers must pass it on to their customers reported on the many different various •..... ............................ ........................... . - .......... headlines used by ,ir van,ry new 'u'in'Ppt, iai 'irr.itt1 n Tituiville after 'in intensive iflvt'itfofl that tt'itqi 'PIth the rh.rking f .'minnle County force after the awner at the 7 Chevrril,t, r.ektng their et.asway car in which as vrøred tIter a hit h.use th.,t st.irtecl in San('r1 rswt icled tth the 'tr . I ended In Altamonte lit. '1 iml he wo ufti ' .'scaptn an foal white biwm.'n rrin - ____________________ : thu .I(f(iitioti ii iet mu s from the ( ot pot itt lax when 2. million was rvmov('(i from the • 2-13 sce ittt a vacation will IIII of humor. 5;rts for &OtS rutcc llerk Cush came Wick revilindinit n h'imp convenience st,Ir Nhlch to men eScp.II a rnLuned Sanford police. - — ____ lived Ud po fl g Lheryaf.MyeeEher,derk it en ic T." ral '.,ry h -. st RV RU U___ tirther illustrated 111,11 IIIv State did not C toco+ an to (inih .e'h'n he r.conurwrwle'l wer ("orporatioll Ilas IT(IM-sted 111 increase I)( III MENNIM, Il teptil $4 6 million [-'I'& I, ; 'I'aillpil Electric $ill 4 thotisand-. General Telepholle $1.2 million~ Southern Bell $4 -1 MEMO a (I I f - - fln' legislator went on that Aske indicated it v.unild ippl only to multi state 11)1 p4)1 itiutis '11101A . tnt I uuk d In the pi opo't'd $12 Intl lion iLit It .151 art. located in and do business eXclUStV('iV in f"lorida r 10 Aj i' lZWiril) '-____ 0 0 •r Ar ' companies. B J hn An& r.xutht the hitherto ci he 4VaIIAI.le. Then fea , t he lAidget rrtmrnr; cn( n •xrrk ted tUti."t rrtir.i'ry 14 icdiall, tin the large elec tric and It It phone inireac of $12 million dollars as proposed h 0 I !' i ki ud lu t in h-;se Vartxrough. public service commissioner indicated that the' .ru1tivf' Approval at gillet haw much funding $l(),) rash carry Ic .r I Iwople of I-1oridi based r4eri for dtents ii-oing tinder the twn- Robbery Suspect Earle R-Sciii I ha tint' an upint'iit of III( ' now I (oVeI'ihu)I' Askew uwu's all idII)\ Iii the believes Corporate Tax State isl (C) wh (ifficrr. thid a(Plitional funds vnted a teacher pay increafor, on th,4t 1~4 ortion in the 45-15 VAII with whnol plan '.ife prAtpnnM In were ''I'mind" whirh wriuld it qli(linR .alft v enaLle ;i (rintingency it( crAint r)f I,"Rinnet"I from 1A.4nn to SI later th.4n.hily 'XI", dato I 'fare they kI'" '4' CIAIfl for irnpImentatunn at theLVI.M, 39t,, fitart ttw year, with "': State lli'llri'st'nt at — IIw Earle Attacks Cor orate Tax 3 ' t hemotelveft into 1 fia.sro .1 prrig4'rn when they (11,4f lri'1 , WnIt.'r Iriigiie, 4 ti(%,l (I flJj fl( 0 the luarlIM t'cunin.'ritnI Street federal rcir o f; Foccil "sith it tprc, (riO ..(fice Iir.iiInc' it itciUll. the ks IIIIIII tiI'fO' if oiit early Iat d F lorldn 32771 Monday. July 17, 1972—San ford, i-'Ir in Cu'uitc • dib 641n'yeclr, No. ck .', : Iry r)I 95 million In 4-al 41 1;v fille Illill t:..i futiol-I phiq flip aelilitiramil 4A A 111ILlio hearing anil final miliq II del~l u-II appr oval of thi' lilidget Iuu been IhuImcp of iti.' tigtit' I,ucIi,'t %, hedulvil for I pin July 31, at will c oIIIIII, from st a le and Ic iC J? cit I' ll- cii tic levy 14 titiil irt 1111(1 1 11111q,e ho It uc.'rpc'c ted to I,riruit cliiic,I I lly feasi blo for us to go on 45 - 15 it 17115 million 1972-73 I ii',! ii i cciii ii NO i ..tfi I lU 41 irh'i'ju ifll- 111 1114, t iinittsr s,,r lu' t In.frrt ( oUflt% i 1 ;ntr;ulø Si hwil lloird Friday iittrrn°fl 4L P CL 't_)Cfl J1 J 4Irting - Delayed? fl year / Is from the Q 0Ipp, Plan rgidries and thelth SSCI) III the Seminole. Det A114) -ld III rifles were reccii,ered III the .1olution of ffir crillies volluch involved the sous lot Ea5tUrcIok residents. arirStu ci three b1'dhuttt II, ages 15-In iii tilt t'ti(r tat I )tttiuit'r Inc , of l.nngwoout, an •miuuuiinuiui recycling plant tin Shepherd 161.141 The trio Is t1WIr&;tA 141th ti,king art undisclosed anioulit tit ilidifle) *)(t drinksimnal fur nishings, Sot lI,ie'Mn ,ia$ ha. is ,irollaa the - c_tilt Sau(ui il,i .;,iiU.: arc.. st..tt ttsi jUt ethic' a,t', 15Fred's In for the burglars ofI' ir lmnisurts Ice. ,itcd on 1' 9 I ciiitsocd [he ttso Loss reside I' statei 'sI.l juveniles arrested tseir turned over to counts jut code authorities for further ,, c 7 Or HI Laiid 11 Pinto 7 Dr. HI I Sp*ed R ' N Torino. I Dr V I AT PS AC '70 Ford M..a.rEck, 2 Di- ., S C,i. Standard pil'st'c Iltia Toota Corona Datsun Pick Up Truck As Is B fl $ 25 od Chow Impala, I Dr. HT. Vinyl Rwl, Israeli aruiv, court conv, to led Japanese radical K&I jillamuto today lor his part in thr Lod alrVort niassacirr of lilliv, 30 and sentenced him 1111159S V S, PS. AC, Auto $1395 '66 NIG Roadster. Conv*rtible '67 Pontiac Firebird, I Dr. HT "S '66 Lincoln Continental. I Dfr HT, Livadod It, lilt iunprisomunruul S "S 63 1 civ in ph 1 RI S $9S 60 Thunderbird, Estra Clean Car S WEATH Ei' - .1 - 0 high . %Ii, ith'.1 .14) m(livs of rain over tht ices kt tnt l'urtl c loud) loch) and i'uestta) ii ith thuntkrshticc rrs ui,.ast t,tauuI,-r.ats uluirino iti, ,ift'riioiii .ititt et c'ihtio. fits Jack Prosser FORD iPSo tit%y Sanford Ph 327 teal -- - I? 2 Sv th Sanford, F I.' w nt,r Pac . F'P s4 -- ' - �-------- --T-]i !r= 1 - - J-_-----_4 •- - ___________ 1 ___--1 -, --_ 1II!I1.1II_r . . , am . - S _____ ,~ I \l' \ The Raids were South \ 4 \ \ man tcroffensi - OKi - R provincial capital which fell to the North \'ictnamese'Miv 1. It said South \'ietnaniese paratroopers driving from the East had inched their wa% to within 200 to.100 \ards of the Citadel .. - e on in the heart nozen Bc2 stnick north of demilitarized ione on both centur northern front the . _-sis".__,.11_ V1&" t". . 1.1% 1~11 Wj and suppit. s alreadv on the bat- . cutting and wa r reportedly arnving south. _. -- and - ':,: 'aA off fortress 80 giant 4 ~20 ¼.pp/' - /.. at t ivill $ It • • 4-. *, p - - - at 14. ..", ere on e 0 de ed stroyed 30 nearl etnplacements 10 seCondar) explosio and ns in tollaltfax Hospital in Daytona with serious injuries west Road, SR 44 The vehicle was west-bound near one liazen mile of DeLand when it left the roadway on the north side. Investigating . and It. 'M. 'McLendon of the Florida Highway troopers T. It. ,Nlclnt\lre Patrol said the car traveled a total of 700 feet out of control. rolling at least six time.-, Charge:, 4ire pending further investigations. Ph by Rupert Chastain , Takes To The Hills firing from offshore include(] the Oklahoma (its guided flagship of the 7th Fleet. and (tie d' -- u __ _- a _________________________________________________________ - liwIlist .- Inmates Quiet At —~ Wq4ktn I I - - - - - - -- - -- - 1i - 100amilm - I _f-~ I p II Maryland Prison _% - - ;-.401I - - - 'a ___ , - I kill, i prison It I I IiI ftP' '' - - '?' - -- . - Ya bo ough ' I. -_i'a a - - . Ciao- 110Th I)RIVE1th in this Sunday afternoon accident at SR 415 and Scott ptity Te%ler Round!re-%I I tho cominn1in . t. Theodore W. Alcott, 22. of Mays LanCounty Sheriff's Departmen ding, New Je rsey, was charged with careless driving, lie was driving too. Mrs. Beulah E this 1969 Buick. Damage was estimated at $. Lakeview Avenue, Sanford, was driving a .Schoenborn, 43. of 2101, She was charged with driving l.incoln ContinenWl with damage at $100. Reelection while intoxicated by Roundtree. 1 FF'i ve (,ar\ - - 1. -. - Tas br Photo) i am ing Charged ai ge W i th Gambling ii ' cives on Eaglet ' Several Views .On Demo Stan& 1, • IIP I If vxamininp luo ninth atid 101h wrnfler,; thiti "0,~- em vdiwatioiuil facilitivi ninth. 10th antl I I Ill is,,raderq ionil ,.#. %.. ? lit it letter to Sulorrinien(lent till- following year will tarry ;411 I,— - 11 a ,. ii Si hisisic hum (. rm I uti rr r Irc I 1111111 S tuu hsuiil I ii inm ill iit i riri tiu c 1U14I Siuil' rut 114 ushl I >iiti,n IIIVI;L 11, th sit lilt it lirr it, " lo%iier than ans iittwt piiiiii, iiii,ji %t tiool moved to It% nrw r . • itr U r I II !,K'. '- I ' area Its IuIJ scant Ii) I ?iictunihry "i 11 41 . h'P1'' srui ii \ i Jith- tItit 111 .ut P I ).tr'- I" lie (;r.tit iltPi'LIH&S Ill 'hut OItiIItiSsIuuIi s'ahili Is Irinum I'uuIuI.' ii, itt.' site in , l.;lli .* rs sit ttit• ( uumrth,uuisi' is's Ilt.'s-st.Iti' 1 thirV are 11 transf,r this ii,ode ic(iiii,,t '4,% ,ntsirprenctir Wenn Is( trais-0 to tlii- helicoliter. ' -- ( I [~%Iil -i's -1 1':('kl%tl. %oll "I ,%It and .%Its. John C Vi kl% it. tit I'.1QScvItAisvnue, 41111111111(1 his IForce .c,u training at this- .\ir .1 i r.iiiiiiii, I ii kI niuI 5F ii it III i Tvinainini: at I-i4ki.ind (tit 'III its tn till' Ii it I ii' 55 u s . ' .1 P1OP rts In South III) i 1 )I(tIIl I 'f •'a t S,anuiinnl.' I in .in .5.1 tignisiihtimrt- /01)1' . t i 4;till% ' i.IIrIt St .1 Ills . tIII. -f thu ik I .';utiiun In I), I 111till' 14) 1,111111 it 21i foot hit but liii hi k mitt PIt III Ir ' ' . • . :-: a - ..L .: .. Camping Overrnnig ughhtt I ': .,. -*.. ... ... ::' - I rrotest Lt5J.. 40& .1, _---- tin a .irls t Catholic women and children camped C'. crnight in a football 11 Id .ultt r leasing their APi - - ::: — Nt. t tile ttle zone to British Army's ofccupation of the area. . é"ut - --- . -- .1 t~4 r ~._ - 4 .hiito- :Io. 1972 $ 1(Xi,94 13. 1112 ('IkItlg(' - 99,751,151) l22,215,44I +22.54 ItW,992,368 134,383 ~265.414 +4 1.31,1 + 17.30 +25.813 4,654,873 6 92') 36 1i,5i I ,2ba 26,506.909 1.389,599 6 424 715 —70.16 7 28 436.I() Electric Meters, Scm. County 32,779 6,400 18,471 ,(X)3 39,206,889 43,4$il . I111- . . - . a .,: I- J . I StI51I'asiIt'sa Mildred .. , - - - - -. . -' - - 1111(1 Ii Mr •inul Mrs Ks-rinctli 1.1) hir a Luu). S.,IIII'rct SIr .1111 Mr' S's mlIm.iInm I I A 5415 i his 1,411, I I1III Iii i -' _______ :', challenger Bobby Fischer forced the third ff , , . world chess • ined the initiative from Russian titleholder Boris I wi S ssk and was gi ven a good 'ha when play resumes today. . .. ' ~; '. y 1. :" ~: ? : Bomb Explodes At NIONTREA1, (A P) outs ide the Montreal Foru m early today under a truck loaded with uiprnerlt for a concert in the arena tonight by the Rolling Stones a - V. 01 "'. .. ..., -:- police spokesman reported. V/ X -:, :::-,-.,1.%1' '.-.sw.' ,'.-.'.-.'. ,'.-.-.'.'.--'..---:. :-" - -'-. .. .- 1. - - - '' - •- , - - I IV -. IF ,II-, - - .- - :~.. ." .. ... Forum . \ - r -. - A 0 - I',stti J lI,,llIIllhrm Tilihiuthi> It iI.IIiij)t If, rin.in S W,isssrr, Di-Ilotia I sit Wt. M shorlie. 'I Itilsville Del.ra Ann lx%~ is, Genei, it William G. Wanku.sk 0stri-ri Int-1 *Ihollil)~,illl J.iincs W Make) Mary 1. Horton Alitholl)T Dtlis'al Home i'PiE BUtCH it Debtona, driving a 1968 Mercury, were both admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital in good condition follo,Aing it Saturday aflern(x)n accident on U.S. 17-92 bv the Sanford I'laza. The accident ot~curred in a heavy rain storm. Mrs. Nelson was charged with careless driving by Sanford Police patrolman Thomas Bernoskv. An unmarked police cruiser, driven by Sgt. Ralph Russell. was involved in an accident as t g g o the above pile-up. amagetothepolicecar was estimated ' ' ' . at $500 with $1,000 damage to a 1970 Buick driven by Inez Augusta Jackson 0 00 W . 13th Place, Sanford. , Gai Tuyor Photo; Richard Gunning, Dayton, ' ,,,twiI SrVPCaI for Mn (ppme - - + 8.68 7,056 +10.25 .)j,j86 .11) IL 0 _ % _______ - - .11 PAGE ONNAISE : i - 00AN" 080W I soffit. ti.00 I " ~ 44-01. I 49c 4 7t - - STRAINED AaT' ccoo EE~ D ETERGENT — . -. -_ / - I 1 4 -- Air Conditioner ..:'.i. ' itw •1 . la?- -- - - -- R.' : a '. EVERYDAY L 0 / i,1'1 1 1. LAM 11 ~ 69f - I,'. LYKES -- ''. rr V WAM $ 78900 ~ i CE _1 _____-. S A IL r : J 9r ___________________ i iss' . . .I I I - . Iiii. - , f III i. i: v - flTI t / WM InnI ui U ,a I 1 r ('%URLJI (fl) r 9t - . Z f~ 110, "Naz 0 to, .. r 46 S LIQUID Dan M"Inow, . . . 10 Sanford Electric Co. PEN MON. ruRl. Sam. oe o - q0 () CAN$ 5 . 1. DIAL 322-1562 ______________________ - -. ________ -. 11111 LOW .- - 'A s un EVERYDAY LOW PRICE S:30 p.m. 252 PA - k~ A MCI$ - 's FRESH - II lli 1€43 _I b II :A ~ ' __ - +23.95 - D" ~ . - I ( +47.91 14.5G9 40,628 ________________________________ - VIEN a K71 - BREA 4 0 ;) :. Si .00 P /tIti -- A -f - 10 t - - ern ou 'I be SaIIIIIIII 111.1-All" ' Wee Nrk~ F~al 111104I with C*~Vo Williams of Orionsaft, 01111041I Brillion in chfirgo ___ S Sarah hi ItH- Iimirsk - . e I J 0 1 .~. * 8 wdku P Pau IhI2flfl1 I.Igi S BREAD 4 t ur • " Si 00 11I - C,0 - -- N Rd - 41L. - 3 9ts r NI T licit's when the low evening t Mes into effect, After 5, you can talk to anyone Pfua4 - ' isith Pow, From 1111MAndw at, lkttq Iri•l in La k e Mary Funeral ' I F 'ii H Itmis,tdl si's Ihisi, (,enevmi Santi 1:1 hami .It Winter I It F 4 a B d 112 0 _________________ Ili ll, 'It R$ON ...I.. -8 sivo '3.00 11 r 0`1160 oll b1' Year IIIII 00 Week IS - -- Rates you dial it yourself: _____ . Share a smile. Dial Iongdistancetunsght. SAI,iNGS - $225 . II 1.11 - sisal [-;. KnoiAles Sr. N 'I'ayiot' :ta itli . -:va Mmii- liruunison ltittt Iltitti lilt EVERYDAY LOW PRICE I PRICES IN THIS AD. ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAYAULI 19,1971 ITLMS IN THIS AD ARE NOT AVAILASLI TO OTHFR RETAIL c 11w I.,sl hiiiue ''III ili his litoJul ir.igtmt' .0 401 un SI -i ,t 1 ' olhes I -.i ' Southern Bell . I'llkhol g h %fillere Ili% traill. lilt- 1141511111 h$rmivt's, phi si-ti Ii.- I'ittshut gti Pip jilt's 39t V 111tilli't, Liisi Ilimirr .11 1.5 L. .5I)Si1SillS a ' - 25 it .81- . . hon 5 spi IIII:S Manum Na,hes and Dates Added: I TO S1ATIO1 - I Alarve) W. Tiquitcr, Dellollis ' - until 5 P M on Sunday And II at Sanford. Florida .12711 " 'fli' S anford, fits 321/I PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK tax Just remember to dial direct with out an operator's assistance. The tire even lower all day SatUrday ,11"Id LIP - 'Kevin II 's's.tlsti Ih'ittitm, 0 ' 515 W Las. Mr Ilyd, tv' did Thv,Wa wse tts .'ii . m I • tn I'rmti hi irul Jr TI, 1'!. MAIIII111— Fittistral wrissic" lios, prceediflU urday Chrilittrat by Ttie Sanford Loth of Columbus and Mn am ummerhin, Macon Ga. Brilissm Funeral Home is I charge of arrangements. ' Christmas published st 'lii his Iii t)urm 11 Assionve. stshisi died Sunda ySanford will be I - '.'; hleurdall Avenue Hohinesi • Ohio, use grandchildren; three c.ruther F • IC a Ika;and Coleman. Funeral services H .. m;, T> t I t n - ic .. ----...& .Jtr.in M Neitt-mniian, 1)eltonmi Mrs Franklin Anderson and L.11) Luu, (ange City "ill Is ill 'I, :t;s'ri 'til itt I IlIlIttIl WiltimsIli Peter Mill, Iu'iI,tns r A .1 rrmIiIt4r It S.,nlift 's'silli. 11 hr 'all Sara S I'll I. Kothurint- V .J,,:,, -, -rm in lived in Sanford for the past 4'. y., Church. 1e was a member of urun Masonic Lodge 746. Otliser survivors include his wife, Ida hurns .Sterling, Covington; daughter, Mrs. IA.; Patricia H.INS 'ililittu I.ku %1(un 111sf II 51(1.1_S ppic N Burch. 71 of Survivors are her husband head basketball coach Joseph .,.oi'uAsenue,Sanfc,a-d Charlie Burch- daughter, Mrs A. Sterling of Winter Park, died died Sunday morning at Dorothy Wilson. son, William A Saturda) at St. Elizabeth Siviianol a. tutorial hospital Hurdi all of Sanford, fou' Hospital (osington Ky H grandchildren. 10 eat in si e, he had lived ren; a brother uneral Noikes In .Sanford for seven months. Melton Boutwell, Colum bui He a nieunber of 1tonia Christian Church. CO"tOn, L1r ~ IT l',,nnm. C. It..'as, Like M,tIriwJ. iu. Janmut-s Jenr. Alta- F lIt SI Area Deaths was MARIE D. NEMON, 40, of 851 Waynian Avenue, Longwood, driver of this 1965 Buick and Claire N1. A. Burnes, of 1540 Ferguson Avenue, ILA "- ______________ - I -_ I . Llnl~. Lee I.Ittles. 0%.ledo ?I,- lirotners F uritral Covinglon, Ky. 83c - SURPLUS uisI. ti ..r -I - liv Ittiward K t9:%, S St.imt-. , 5Th- fthJ'(, ____________ oh IA slit II ill I)eI.and Fr.ink 1) 101dell. 0steell , I - Lal(ue, Mailland V 1-:cl&,,;iro-,1.4irti,i)i,lliirit mntth It Ilainmptin thus J l).iv'nj*rt thu rtbta J Shinl.'v Minis n I. Itisner l'.ttti J lI.iiiiiltuit. (UI ti' I I lu I AurIlItr r huh him: lilt; II - Jenny Apartments. Sanford, _____________________ - Jr, 4 c.I PJ..r.rJ E11 1 1 1 C*00it BAGS rAN%IA( h,t1 fl1 515 fi~ DEXOLA Sleep in Co-infort . A, Ii . Quiet . ' llanruni:, Iii-ItlinA SI iris \t noun Lint stiwsi Claire M. Iltirn-s. Deltona .S.000irti: . E 1111 20 11", lie 88 t .I p ''a' I J11111,111stl(o. __L. - - JOS ":11 UP SUIT rc P — Hos pital Notes i-.1l.i.%I.it-%~'t-ii%-er,i)t-lt(,ii.t .1 I LN, I 1. 19" 2 %I - _______ E n .i'a.int InII liuhiid's 1"-dcral Savings and Loan Associations (St I' 1tI L' I) I I I I • I) ..:smi 'I'! IL' 'lit.' 'a'l' ti'a I I.' I O() (CHAMBER (h' tOimiiti(ti II ().a it.ii i i Ill. i ''. -- - _____ 4' , , 11. LOCKERS FOOT -_______ 4-:11."o) 1:13,756), ICA I I 4,565 210,11,37 13,405 . ,._- - r ARMY-NAVY it 1971 Vranct-s -Ir 1 g ____________ i h.ititisI into :iti, Electric Mctut- s. Sanford .I, , Comic" 1111 COOKING rI silts I ':rIIiIea ~__'-- ~__ - ,Z. ~_ ~ - ~~: ~`~-_:;__ --------.-_Z1 - - - - , I., . __ T~ 1' - i m':;!rt, 'I,1f(ird ,,ourcvs, Sem. Count\ * Bank Re. Postal livit-uipts, Sanford 2nd Qtr. Postal Reculi p1s. Sa[if ordTo Da te Bldg. Pt'i-inits. Sanford 2nd Qtr. 111th' Pit iiiits 'a inford Ia l)ate lermits. Sent. County 2nd Qtr. Bldg. I't-rmits, Scm. ('o,Tol)ate (Gary Taylor Photo) I 111- II' A'riT I_4~ "',, I 1)1.1' ,ltt human's trailer Ofl ut..'atiiIr u'.rth moving work is in PttPSS r) prperty located r Isisi(ro, , - i , f : i ,,-,,I ri r,.,~ I DIXI.r; P. , I is the insissing mnt.irhmne 14I ilit, I er (t-tit S 110,91%,327 I 11,,ink I)vp;rsits, Sanford ' patrolman Donnie Anderson takes, mPasuremenIbc. after a motorcycle accident on a driveway at Seminole Iligh Sunday shortly after 4 am. handy Ie Matheny , 16 of 142 Fairw Drive, Sanford, was th e driver of the motorcycle 'a 1967 Sears morning ,.vas a total loss. Dan Woodward, of 247 South'Mird Street, Lake Mary was a passenger on the cycle and was admitted in satisfactory con. dition at .Seminole Memorial Hospital. hlatheny Was treated and released. Charges are pending further investigation by patrolman tj ! I J3-'I'i". 9 ALP ASSCRD ay L( II), Israel AP An Israeli arin court convicted Japanese radical K070 OLITiota loday. for his lmirt in tile I.W Airport massacre but postponed sentencing him until later today. Ile is expected to get life imprisonment i i hiuring the peak ..I the state pheasant 1uPu lion in the i' l9lOs ulluiMflk iS flOt ct.srt"1 .Itsiut the h.urth of Juts (In i' It - - .: .~ va ',%V,'-`,'d - lull "a i' 11(1) .'t Ni) SEMI NOIJ- (()UN1'Y - .. _______ '':' forces "hicalizing It has been un - It4IlCigti. N C. A min ister who prohiLited from retuing to his possible' to please ever) has called upon me, I can only own cothrence until tuur years sa "1 have tried to serve the muter his elevation to the -hunt) as mu whole, and perform lifetilnmV aPpomntunient. i ItLshop Joel I). McI)avid was Ill)' duties to the best of rn> nannied is Florida s new bishop aLibi> ~... ____________________ I Ii -_ t • ) . SP ' 'I it - 6410 Romt / iii in • - - : 4 .,'as 144 _ — ;inu1Nrk is huic,iteI tin ('hems ness Trends 'w • Ashle) 27 LeIto Re' 5 John Henry Ashford Smallest Cut In 7 Weekc :: 1wTelsce Irvin Haa rrison Umtmpton 4 • Bonds on t-ach was placed at SAIGON p AI'i - - American troop strength -1 " in v it-in,irn uroppta anotner 100 mc n last ss -,' irmd rcporu dtodas It ntS t(u1u: '" .: ' • ' 3 -~t.- 1,6pla .11r."- Li~z 11 I I It iA,\ I I'iII-. s ,\ is 'It ___________________________________________________________________________ - [; I r ' - niigilfgs viuUI,,I 1niinI I:.1( ,,lii.s,aa,ii, ..~ - r ? Pet errlk inipsi rt (iIt sting in .5 It.l5\ resluia'nti;ii 1 - __________________________________________ : - stule uit SIt FIui>ui Freer -- , ni'lmuusu' i'5ii.'a dirt s'atwre fish pI %%as din: tin protwrt) rin 1611i Sirvel ' - AVater ,Nl(,Iel*s. .Sanford I----- ' ECONOMY ORIGINATES - -. , .:: 30. Phillip C King. 20; AlLoert 'iii lulilli Suiii*.I It'.i' 'FLIII __________________________ Sl\ im!,fi, livarini:-, filr ! Im-i till A4 H tation 1wesentol it w- tihitri quarters in f onjunir tion with virr Ir north (if Sii%ir rt-wrinf-I Interplanetary C ri n on i'lluviltion, are st-heduled for (4-wilitw. to t1w ri-ilurst 'lilt, i ointio-rcial opt-ration 141111011", fill-4-fifil" of 1114. I A-i t. are uupNus.'il lii I Imrrt'rs pnuis'rt) h*'atest on the north 'attti( tin ( onnpany . ' p . ., a lIlI (mliii ilifitH 4 11111141 I 1!91 ~ Is WH r RE f it I "s ' - lilt) , Digest - I)vi:itttieiit uI Fuiuiu ,,tlimn's the Like hirtuntky stwtents ; rus er mrs III ut 'a' IIIMII F iliti. s u 11111% a irs its in new III. .%% Si Iu'nsI liP. III it PH tIIP huriqipit is hi'iltu1i> S the this Fs r. ~ 110 MOP . I - _. - 0111560UMLY F f:.': . , , ..: 1 — '' I th it ' - has sat for so many }ears ~__ - ( ' I .. ""ji L AO I t 1. - '- Six Seek ZoningBoard's Appro 71_ - es , Sa iii ( iutitit News , .'~: , : : -,r-, 4 ." " It Ptlu).i( phon Te le reside at 27 W. d Street, James L of IsV IIIIi.SUT just f Airport Boulevand, Avenue, RogerStwmin. 1101 We opened the folded sheet A Bisho A raid on a Sanford area and read the follow m The early morning foray Oleander Avenue and William residence by Seminole Count) Rev. Itocrt M. 1icbum. investigators after a six month resulted in both being charged A Won, 14fl Roosevelt Avenue words. "At this me. I feel long investigation resulted in with ganntUing and keeping a all Saord, were charged the citizens of minister of First United Irnt to let persons, live for disorderly house by warrants with 'amb'lin arrests of g a bonds set at Seminole Count) know I will not Metlnst Church of Orlando, $100 each Islas elected a Lichop to ganiblthgand 1SforfruenUng from Peace Justice Robert F Carroll. Totol bonds for the Frequenting a disorderly seek the office of COUHt) C I is - .Ur( l his Pas. a disoederly Commissioner, of District I in tiaut' charges were pla Sgt. Johnny Wright. who couple was placed at t2, Jurv-diction.ill Conference held Wticipated in the assault Sgt. Wright said three other residentsi David Pringle, 35; tit lAike Junalu--i-ka, N.C. the Witte of , George Hall. 62 . 5 . In accordance with church ani his wile. Rose. 58. 'A tKI As little Roes on. my respon. . ~. i. per : Ashley, .1 6 ; I.ster Mae siLilities in tit), family's inc"easinm. th'a vacancy in the Florida sonal business ire S's dli i mis 21 Ptrsie Oliver.70 and I feel thts joL needs more :. Joseph Watkines. 31; Melvin .:. rutiretntent of Bishop James W. ... time devoted to it than I will ::: Redding. 30; William If. , ~ ,., ., , is W" I k — troops "A-- "4. "", , ., -4 4 W 'a'' , i . -_ ' As president, Sen. George WASHING TON (AP) Mc(',overn would grant amnesty on a case-by-case basis and limit it to draFt resisters, his Democratic running mate says. Son. Thomas F. FAgleton. picked by McGovern Thursday as the Democratic party's vice presidential candidate. also 4 predicted hig r taxes by lr#4. Ansit The said there will be no n'ss d(etbons of leading part) flgus to the Republicans The Missouri Democrat said there Is no basic difference on aninesty betw"n McGovern and President Nixon. Neither n would rant autonnbc nlnnest) to deserters and both would delay the question until the fighting stops, he said. Eagleton commented Sunday on the CBS television-radio program "Face the Nation." with Eagleton said he would discuss campaign McGovern at a South Dakoth resort later this week. The 42-year1d senator abo: --Said the draft should continue as long as the shooting does because "the risk of dying should be shared equally." -Acknowledged McConvem would leave Air Force and Naval forces In Thailand and elsewhere la the Pacific after were withdrawn From Indochina. These U.S. might be reduced gradually later. he said. aid he belleses the Vietnam war would not be ended as long as South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thicu Is in office. -Declared McGovern's $1, 000-per-person income redistribution program is being suhstantially reworked. -fJr%:6J t'! up tv ;*S^w ,."".1.:;7. C- — -r-- - - -- ~ fense budiet this fiscal year. --Said that. if elected. he expects to specialize in law and order and urban affairs. --Called Vice President Spiro Agnew "Nixon's hatchet man" and added "it seems to be his role to go around and try to divide the nation strste Ilir, t tin Sit hull ,,V"? . % __ a JIL $ ~ . L I '. _. ____ p I '- a ai k , , 1A / l ~ CHOP ~ V Ir -%till - \1111411c I iu sve III,, ridillol Christmast holifla)-i ltw, ypar f. I;) lot lii!ram 114% . (hUH iiiiiin,1l I:Il:nrrit4,r% I I Ii r ''sink I himh I SIIIS I IsIs i's' r I uilillIlitlIl ________ Blackburn -' II hiuiuir, ui, ,, stroyer escort Hepburn. I oto era ui I 'tin itisinal "tilts I I inni rsi Ink r '"i'" 1"r I iscr c " L t-udent W..1j jjj j:~ ,I .( tl..., nAlt;,, f III I .iiiii-saiL:rs ai,:air-~t Pr 11% CARL 1'. 11-ulissixillil, t!;-.to fc'r So uth Dakobi ti.day WASHiNGTON After a weekend at his Wash1mocratic Presidential nonm• weeks of rest. staff reshuffling tngtofl home, M os-em was net Georie 1e(ovcrn flie tcu and strateinc planning For c. hu'duled to fly in nnid-mcurmng it, ILipid City. The vacation spot picked out iiiecks ago Ili anticipation of 1ck.os em s v ictory in last s'aeek's Miami Reach conisention I.-; a lodge at S) Ivan Like tntCust err SLite Park near the gold rush tou-n of Custer. south of famous Mount Rushmore JESSUP. Md. tAPi Th It .ts th e worst damage Tht-Southl)akotn senator will \tar)tand House of Corrections, I've n," said Gov. rt-unt-d quiet earl)' today as Mminmkl. hmose areenwnt to be aompanied b) a small ifilcinis tried to assess the situ- meetith an iuirite delegation personal sff St.irting later ation at the maximum setrunty finally prompted the last few thiswevIss. his top political advifinanc ial planzcrs. and following a 12-hour riot hun of the rebelling Owl left four guards and four ers tit return to their mlls about his running m-ite. Sen Thomas F IIeton of Mioun will Inmate' injured 5 un come to the lodge for conferMan) fires had erupted ,Wt ences. Tht shape of 5i,osem ç Offi 'the inn sates r Ctlllti organilatlon is largeIr Ir ImIIs said the trou1e began iturda) evening with an a b settled. Hart, the 3.5-year-old cape attempt in the outdoor sinistin Le I %A/.-,P-, . + C. Denver law%er who rnanaRed -_ ....-i initial estimates of &IIII.,ige the senator's drive for the Democratic presidenual nomiin as high as $15 million ruition, will head the organtittvtini: %I ization, wiLh George CunningtheMandel. inmate after delecation. said he Hv A.N% `s;IF4'7K0%'SKI would look into some of the harn. a McGovern ;side for 17 There was a lull in the budget grit'shnct- 1k said there were years and now his administr itt t tMLct.iflt is deput> tfl.t 5( I(15i Ls ternoon. F:drd Yarborough vers —________________________ quint) and solemnly ii j proach ed The Herald repurt r and without a word, presented nnii;Ii (1:11,1 1 bombardment near Quang Tri city. ________________________________________________________ was transferred ' in (1 lIt, I ith II itz. r ill tI 4I SUn i I )ri'as ii i'a ; onipli IiI his I S \i F iru It i'ai in ilnint North criu'nt In nni 1$ /,rrk/ Hnrfrl rIrrrrl , 'l Al 114 114111. IIAS IA-01 I VVII-litit'd *0%. iffI111,14-14,I)II'd for 1.011111holl in "-fliff ,,$it Tn Cand'i'date McGovern relif The U.S. Navy said the destroyer missile w presuinibly to join two badly battered province divisionS in Quang rein materials Ilic oo ) \ : III,- Ill;'.! Ilis-alre fit I'larmiriv, triggered ard f ,40 about 2,500 tons of bombs on North the sout h NIIIII •*-4-• THOMAS I.EE HODGE,19, of Leesburg was one of 12 persons killed on Florida highways over the weekend. lie was a passe nger in this 1462 Chevrolet drive'n his, 1,uther \'ernon Ellison. 24, of 1,ce-sburg. Ellison on j ~ ::: ` Stock For Ex h i b it ,,01IM1 1111I ;1. m:ih fl41 Jannount , tetnamese U.S. nillitary sourc" s~aid the troops the mo ... .- ,0..:ss% "'. I \ '' A ccepted Strato(ortresses of the cth p.ort 61N of Dong lloi against elements .. leground than Shelton sides of the ~ ~ IM I -,Z\\n-~: -?-0*- , ietnmese More light struck to the North, West, South and ) XX) oun Thev hid the t%% -fold objective of t 1 A in support of a - ~ I- s ' - I I k - ______ - - Noon is The Saigon command reported iw ii a naval lask force of 1(1U\ more thar, it dozen cruisers and stroyers blasted North \'ictnaniese positions on both sides of the demilitarized zone lodav in some of the 11 , \I N I - rio I :t;ItI:: - ,I, 4 . - Force \ if . *m- I - Scnooi Design Plan N. Vietnamese Blasted' \ A --- By Bombers, Naval % 0 -= __________ I 'A 1uI_ - ~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ - = -• a - Monday, July 17, 1972 2ATheSonfordHcratd --- - -- ranucrest -- —' Cens,, • /-9A at Vth, 0- -, ,1:ord -- '. ALEf it �- .--- ~ .. .---=.---'__r.--- ' --. -= -=. ..- =-=-----C-- F' :s-' - - --s--- Editorial Global View Monday, July 17,1972 O.K. in Moscow, With one party platform nailed together and another due to be hammered and built next month, the appearance of a third one is not only timely. It is stimulating. This Is not one that comes out of the reform dominated Democratic convention which did its thing last week in Miami Beach. Nor can it be suggestive of the Rebublican one on which President Nixon must stand for re-election It is entitled "A Platform of Citizen Rights" and Is erected by the 200,000 member Common Cause organization with members in every state 01 tfl( Ufli011. - — Offbeat Ruminations -- There are four main planks: 1. End the corrupting influences of money in politics; 2. Assure the citizen full and equal access to party nominating procedures and the ballot box; 3. Make Congress the people's representative, responsive and accountable; 4. Conduct the public's business publicity. Are these blue sky goals? Does the present state of practical politics make them impossible? Shc.uld such suggestions be aired in the increasingly emotional and heated atmosphere of the '72 presidential election? They may have a blue sky tinge. Practical politicians may shrug them off. Indeed the timeliness of such planks has already been indicated by what had gone on during the primaries and at the Democratic convention. "Common Cause" states that "a total overhaul of the present system of financing elections is a national necessity. Candidates must no longer be dependent on large contributors seeking special access or favors." Especially there exist a crying necessity for laws which will call for full disclosure of the financial interests of members of Congress, officials of the executive branch and independent agencies. Conflict of interest should be easily defined and enforceable. In this respect there has been at least one case where newspaper disclosures have brought about resignation from a law firm where such conflict seemed to exist Planks 2 and 3 are so basic, logical and strong that our endorsement is automatic Responsiveness and accountability are two requirements that the new spirit of politics is injecting with more and more vigor into all elections at every level. Make the office being filled at the polls such that the voter can personi1ly judge the responsibility of the candidate in office and his responsiveness to the needs of his constituents and a great boost will be given voter turnout It is the fourth Diank which demands for the Xhr 6anfarb rrath "What To Do" On Rainy Day WCl%'' dictiOn, or mUTTT1U7 a nlcv else to do o .i rains tv., co out Ofl.1 "!fii' 10 hC1 h rn II 'J. BOS'I.E me and get wet in it and cnJo it t'is putirii icnc — One of \F:w 'ORN Rainy days arent sent just to Furni a private club banning ('urse the Red Baron. the ptcuilems of a mother is that punish you, but to test your all members of arsy sect sew, Change your will and diion rainy ctavs she has to think ,ngenult or color what. everybody. c-reed inherit race, tin ,,orncthini for the children up Write a memo to God. A man has to earn his own do to prevent them from ioing sux'ver. think of anything sunshine, ti. utter an oath. mutter a male If 'ou can't stir era:y. One of the troubles sith being a i.rownup is that otwn you feel nu are going stir c'raz% on a rainy da'. your mother usuall f isn't around to tell you what to 11 11 do And de,cpite the opinion of sell.c'entered youth to the eonliar). it rains )uSt as often when you are older as when you are 10 young PrnbaL1 oftener. for some rain manages to fall every day. . St. if it should be raining sshervs'cr you are today and ) your imagination fails you, here :. arc a tess things you might ' consider doing just to pass the is weather your time until better - - Tty to remember the names of the Bobtisey Twins, the Rover . Boys arid the Three Musketeers. J.'L.,' Go thr ough your wallet and ' y throw away the old losing lottery tickets and expired credit fl ,: .-I - - ' - . P - '- :' , ' - cards ¶. See how long your congressman will listen to you if you ring turn on a collect call Pretend you live in Philadeiphia. and that every da your life is pretty much Ii this Trims ecsn lf you don't tuut' corns, ask a neighbor's wife ! you c-an trim one of hers. Read i-ups otareentR. Scout him dook and see hss much knots have changed sint' you used to tie them. Bait a mousetrap. Now, lie nwzi and see if you can steal the bait without using yo'.ir or getting our nose' .' I ROY GREEN Aertlsrig Manager GARY TAYLOR Sports [dior CHARLES HAYS cal Sup? Me cha- JANE CASSELBERRY County EdItor RALPH HAYS Ca-np Rrvxn Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RAY STEVENS Pint Room Foreman . Staff PPi1ograp* P4Tli DIIviry $$OO6 Mon, ht In Flc,'t3a By Mail 'I,./ ., •'. — 50 Mor in $1IOOIYear aeAi Hre Deliver 6 Months $10 IS 12 mot 170 00 AJI Other Mill btCp1Ortt# U S Postal Rr'ors pro'i1e that at! i"itlV paid in avanC* Entered as second class matter October 77, 1$10 at the PI CXf.c. if S.e,k,d. F,orid. 4 77i . No part of any material rft or a.'ertisIn.g of this edlori of The Sanford Herald may be reprcjced in any rnaflnef with written *qrnuil,u of this pablulher of The Herald Any in or firm resportlibe for ti.pch teproduCliOn I be cnId.red as infringing on The 14e'61d s copyright and will be hold liable for damage ondef the li f"tjbIisJ*d daily Ci Ct'pt Saturday. Sunøay &rwf CPu' Iitmht Published Saturday preceding Christmas WASHINGTON iNFAI l)espitc published reports to the contrary. Internally 14' t unning against no .11 It',t't. .C.." 11, li,',s?hflW cu'd'nlc to i s isis liflhI.1tifl ctiab on thc,. liOTlflt "I , agreement' negotiated with l'rcsliicflt Nixon From all that can he gathered in information reaching the 1' S government to date, within the V S S 11 the I. , :aim orid Communism Herald Area Correspondents Attarnonl. Springs Mar elyn Gordon 1.31 447S Seat Lake. Forest City Ann R lly Fern Park IEstates Goldenrod. Eas?brook Marilyn Gordan 93169 7S I_ak, Mar y 32 97i.4 Cass.lb.rry rT&ngltwood Kathy Nublacs 131.7150 Marilyn Gordon 131,e975 CIwk*ta 372 261 Elf. Si Lake Monroe 372 2611 Longwood Ann Riley $319959 Winter springs t,f.,ry Hyatt 131 $1.56 Enterprise 272 2611 J, Osteen M's Clarence 5n,Ø" in L8I Geneva .Ovjdo SIavta Li'Yjtheu' ------.------ - - - - - About Those Letters u - - s--vu";,, — stalling off leer Bertha ,lti', int'ttmniu" pre'sioknt ; hack row, I)nrothv Webster, seereta ry; .It-an Merrill, historian; WInifred Stiles, s.'reant al -arnis Mary Roe'tiger, junior 'ice presiele'nt and I 'hv His Varn('r, senior vice . . ','(il( - . - - ';le'ate'r ttiuiught and in '' At luutsini; , h e ar i n s: ulismIiu)e'si ri'IT,iti'.. I was But llrr:hne%* ir. finding it difficult 10 in some places in the fled world The Soviet radio and Soviet official and diplomats have been busy telling Castro and other Communists worldwide that the Nixon visit and the arms agreements Has Board I Sure Of When lo Use'Extended' Plan Odd S1 m;' : : '' it's poscitic' ti do a job too well Take' the cu'. e'rnmt'ot. which has aiwa) s put great effort into making U S currency something very special in Copies News Service WASHINGTON - Black power will play a hg rule in the making of the president in November There is increasing black clout but diminishing black c-ohesion as the campaign pace quickens, according to pculthckl analysts. Black Aniencans who had high hopes of realizing their full pcubtic-1 potential In the l!72 presidential campaign now perceive that the performance is unlikely to lise up to the promise Predictably the 7.5 million votes cast by blacks will exert a ccwisiderable impact on the election and will be decisive in some k' cities and states. But no longer is there talk among black political figures of a national black political strategy or an Independent black political candidate as there was less than a year ago. Black potiucal leadership remains splintered Filorts to ,clurs'e a natuciaai U'acl C e'scne-sa, c.ch ;.i the first National Black Political Convention In Gar), I.nd., last Mart-h, have fallen short of their goals Doni Blmalede, who compiled a stud)' on the black vote recently for the Washington-bawd National Research (-ganlzatAon. said, "Prcimsals for the creation of a truly a visionary stage." The effects of these developments are viewed differently by black leaders and serve to underline the divergence in their ranks about how to mobilize their political strength nationally. "1 think it is fair to say we are fragmented." said Georgia state Rep. Julian D. Bond. "There are five or six different strategies and five or six different people pushing different strategies within those strategies." Bond said blacks are not in a very good bargaining "11 1 say to the Democratic Party, 'If you don't do what I want, I'm going to vote Republican,' they know that's foolishness. There's no way in the world I could or would do that. Or if I say, 'I'm going to tell black people not to vote at *11,' that's the same thing In effect The Democrats know they have us where they want us" Bond said blacks are caught between two dilemmas. "Cxi the one hand," said Bond, "we want to politically eliminate Richard Nix nn On the other hand, we don't want to continue to be turn for granted by the Dernociats. U you choose to defeat Nixon you've got to go strong for the Democrats. If you choose to be Independent of the Democrats, then you may assume a Nixon victory. I'd much rather beat Nixon than be Independent in 1V72" the physical sense, using the sturdiest paner and most inde'lible ink to guarantee durability an discourage' coun erfe'iting The result is a currency uniquely resistant to wear and tear—something serb special indei'd, as any traveler who has had the elf-dectruct bills of many other nations crurn11 ,.,i.., SII IIJ ,,,.4 -, C------I,L U1,'i IUUll ___ _,, --- KItVuiudcP,3 C'.VXUUUJI,S wear Cncii out Worn-out bills return whence they came, to the Federal Reserve, which in the past has disposed of them hy the simple and efficient method of burning Simple, that is, until the environmental movement be gan to have an effect on Public policies With the wide' spread adoption 'jf antipollution ordinances banning large-scale urnmn N . , the go'. e'rnment is turning to other methods of disposing of its old money—currently about 2,&J0 tons a )ear with a face value of some $12 billion. The Federal Reserve would like to Join thc current trend toward recycling, chopping up the tattered bills for reuse Which raise's a difficul t question: What use' After going through the shredders, the fluff that once was inane'.' is still green since removing that super. indelible in k would be a very difficult and expensive process And turning it into paper again—not good enough for new bills but suitable for top-quality stationery—. is ruled out as too tempting and cons t'nient for counter- county U.S. To Restore Ties Witl Gold? t'rtiLdi:) (uostitute one of the principa' stumbling blocks in the international monetary MRS_ new monetary arrangementL place in Bankers in this country generally do not favor an important role for gold In the system, but monetary present cit. cwnstancrs. it is not reasonable to suppose that the United Cleveland Trust Co., one of We States will return the dollar to Midwest's leading banks, Is convertibility or that the other moved, in commenting on infinancial txnse'rs will agree to flation in its current business at barbaric relic" by those go on accwnulating huge in- bulletin, to say "government '* fail to fully comprehend the convertible dollar surpluses, or cannot conttol inflation by edict r.k it has played in the en- that the rnorittiI.r) 5)'Sttln will any more that it can the value of Icurucnwnt of monetary honesty be able to function In terms of gold by wishing It out of existence." TI through histor) is logic, order or efficiency. A rather startling comnt'sssworth today almost "An impasse seems to have mentary on gold's possible e"utl')'%Wht'rr. been reached." There is. for example, the The chief economist for place in a future scheme of rwss 1) issued annual report of Moody's Investor's Service, things appears in the cw'rrnt the Bank for lnternatonal Inc., Bobdan J. Kekish, recr't1y issue of Ix'. Harry Schultz's Settlements. It warns that the returned from participating in investment advisory letter seorid is likely to be split Into the Geneva International published in London. He sees a TTIIlfietary blocs unless con- Monetary Conference and relationship between the dollar at a considerably vt'rt.iUlity of the dollar into gold meeting with monetary and gold higher price than $3$ an ounce is restored. authorities in Zurich and being reestablished, with The big Mexican bank, Banco London. \dtiOfldI de Commercio He- said the UICiOd is "largely Russia part of the deal. Russia, with its huge gold Exterior, SA., comments one of uncertaint) and resources, might agree to sell a rather despairingly: uneasiness. " "Dollar thcxmvethbulty and He predicted the dolar's role percentage of its gold output to the obscure. fairly distant as a reserve currerics' will the United States exclusively at r'ctiv,' cf it "e'turrflng to duiinish and gold will have a a new high ofiklii price, for a "Under , - Federal authorities ia',e .Iuin" 28, Vsll wounding of J0. schick. In the right hand pocket r..irrotlti smuggling Opet'ltifl %eph A Ctiltitim Sr . identified Ly authijritir%as the head of the of FIAII's After Genavem's death ~n PrMn in 190, F.141i's P'W.r health prevented turn !r:-,m jacket was more than 12.000 in cash. most.ly in 1100 l'ruufaci ('tea Nostra family In taiLs -_•ire coming ui uua sutne'tjriie, but by •,.. ______________________________________________--- ------- k identified F2MII as an undertMc. in the (eriovPse family '.14's,' the Late Vito Genovese himsilf, ii in prison -BCASof WKWI , for bankrnllir II u ~4~ kJ * lirooklt'rl Ik'spttz' the strong indicatIons .ainlng the top spot arid re,r Inc hil,'ui m Uit strinut of kill. that F:l,ili had been ''hit' by edly much of the family' r ' tional territory ss.ss siptir.r Ini:s was the I .mttk' Italy cInm riiob gunmen, detec-tive L) other families bar nuluout if .loi'ph -C razy there was no evideiwe that he J(M' I Lulli last rl )tii. ___________ _________________________ ___________________________________ - '. - . J , I \.) 1 , V. .. 116 . - - '• PA A. TIP E R ShOAl_s 511(1 ('K P ESSU R E LETTERING AI 'VKLAN D N / ( All, Mi'il.il uriurmiu'Iriuuratlng the murder li' M.uurs s of French e'spiurer \t,iriin du l"resne on rciu.i,,e'inl quit'i for I •s.tturtg or 10"aring. ts in oHunng ti* - - - - - ---- - - (I s i. %' N lli Id.'i Inr ,June h'2. 1772 it" being struck liv the uukl.,ni) Nurnism.itir t.s'.nq P.uhnquei fr r1i5?S, d essomors, Sox M% •usgrovsis. usr$. I m ore are 0,.? 1 cc 1 .rSuit !'y'ps faces in S,iqtf, Sons S.nf, and I'mond L.ttennij styles, lb. s.i.s very from 6 to 144 isairit orehu,t.cti, 1w F'ri'cruu- ,inu$ some of his r"w ee,'ru' kill ed ri the Has ru I si,unds (lit infringing s.ivrs'il \i.u'cri rites and undermining the' rxiwe'r of l'sal chiefs The me-eI,i Is 10 gold, 200 cml isi and 311) c-upper depict I)u I' r.'snu''t murder. and his tw o chips Mase',erina anti the Mar' froftimsn a n d allied eriobling - ___________________ mnynis . pr*$.u'ltOtlOni george a $1.75 Sheet stua rt Iii I.0 RC$iKSCN oaui.00, .0 IrTT — _--,._-------,--- ;xsituon to loire a millage election possing." Ket'th uiiii the November miltage election was now clouded by the 45-15 action Jean Bryant, vice e'hairrruan and foremost exponent of 45-35, asked the obvious question "where do we put the students in the meanwhile?" Her question was answered - 1)' Ket'th and ltaY Slaton, board ,iit'jiiher, in unison, "double ','SsiiU,.S,,Mrs. Bryant replied 'ht' could not "go for double ft'ite'rs The go'. crrnnent is looking into sarious industrial and construction possibilities, packing and other purposes. M'ILSiOflS. but so far the market can absorb only a fraction of the tr. Stuart Culpper, laicirul ttieisibt'r, advised ''to get iwoP1 ' to vote for the four mills in t.lii' s,ie'tiofl they must approve supply a. ailable. So, as it stands, the government faces a real and growof how to disporc of money. Considering how budgets and deficits tend to run, who es er base' it possible' ing problem , a wlui( the riio'wy will tic six-lit fr." lit' added the 45-15 pluiri suld ll4itnper the niillage from LAYER bring passed. Mrs Itrsant tx'rsict.'d, "45-10 *OPPOSES 45-15 YEAR AROUND SCHOOL PLAN BERRI'S WORLD ~ FAVORS STRICT AND IMPARTIAL DISCIPLINE I'@ . period oinciding with the length of possible dollar credits 0 =_ ,woI -1-t~ granted to the USSR He points out: "The advantage to the USSR would be appreciable, since it is likely that for every dollar of gold it sells to the United States, it would receive at least $3 of lon'-term credits, allowing it to leverage its hand-currency rrsow'r'rs and thus speed up domestic economic deselop' rent. "The U.S. advantages would Le I Ill big new customer, 12 oil and gas desperately needed by this country, and (SI Icing' term 'uectlon for a new, com'esllble dollar." S±ultz, who has important contacts in the world's leading money centers, believes South Africa will not des clap Into a . I'l - I I - 14 wftw&"Mww~ Is There A Cool And Comfortable Summer in Your Future? FAVORS SECURE SCHOOLS FREE FROM DRUGS FAVORS STRONG READING PROGRAM IN GRADES 1, 2, & 3 FAVORS IMPROVED VOCATIONALTECHNICAL EDUCATION FAVORS "PAY AS YOU GO' SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM *OPPOSES PROPERTY TAX INCREASES There Can tie' With A Car,ior Central Air Conditioning S yste m FREE ESTIMATES VOTE . 111W -1 rzia)or supplier of Incinetar) gold to the United States. "They (the South Africans I will keep feeding the free t gold E~ SOUTHERN AIR market and European crntra banks, but will nut supçil) hostile U.S. Treasury,' he OF SANFORD INC. 1(01 N MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322.1321 predicts 1 DK LAYER For Logical Leadershi p by John Coltri Canipagn Treasurer to title. copy, call-auto or wht.vu,r is tic itsery to proper. Fin,sls.4 or, wor¼ for postponing the action at least a year, 'we will tic' much better I Money Matters k 'S ble in his hands knows from twrsoniil cxt*rience Cl "' known ,is the ' the CO1 ' " Al gone when prilice arrived anrl they LrcMdrast an alarm t t he far from his usual on !h, eberting to get greedy .erul there 'ai no sign that Tomm,' doing that," said one ".ff, behind 45-IS." Angel untied is feasible, oiwratioruil and it ,ind t.ukvmi out of context w itti Mrs. Bryant replied those Br Koghan Kelles haul will bike three years, if the sehud thought, thus ocArchitect people should either do as they t-ountinit for a great deal , indicatedto Hoard that $1 M I'll Ha ge election is passed, indicated million would (a' needed For the before doors to a new school are are told by the Ward or ''get isuisunderstanding ums (If, Cistrit-i (lilt," conditioners, plus operational spent-el for classes.'' She added cost itinre Culpepper commented, "we'll __________________________________ cost of 1470,000 for all utilities, double sessions also Present utility cost is $320.000 1ii1')'. Keethi favored iiiovt..ei hare it La'w ekc(iuni soon and air-conditioning there' will (uc new niem bers on the fur it nine un'ntii school 'ear. into A F. Ket'th, board -luiirman, IlriIralti as soon as possible', (lie board.'' I lbiy Slatun and A. ,idviseet Angel lie NO felt for but said it would bike an extra P. hue Jr., both 1)emocrat.s ini'titiitienLs te'rnis are up this sometime it would not (it' $200,000 just to ''throw the earl, OR vu t.nomiuically feasible for ''us to switch." advised news Slatoni brought (tie' ciuiu. Supt. Angel ________ elate co on 45-15 c-n the MORE c'stiibuished," Keeth hastened to media was right in its aSsumlip- mentary to it 11owling finish si quipped he' concept of year-round tiun that (tie schools were ''just hen ''you i(1ti (tie FURNITURE schools was a gxKl thing and twiddling their thumbs over Republicans remind ,iuu' of the lk'inocratic convention." With "ls't' ShOUl(l continue to work imiiplernentatiori'' ''We need SALES ttiuit (tic' board adjourned tm'.'urd it and set back our tune firm direction and there are a fey people' in the school system is ithout taking action on Angel's sctxule by 12 months'' CASSEIBERRY Y. 17-92 ii.. forecast y ear-round that feel the board Li not Fulls recoisumnendation. lt DON CHAFF operative national persuasion could rally, is still hovering in I'oliee also trsirid ii stolen car killing waq at lenat Uw lttu g.uriu'limnl sl;i) ing since the ofts'n taken from total re'nnark_s II - 'aeal1 of fll California 1".' "I .MCfl f.'iuIing lately t fellow members of his Genov.u' ur4erarirkj family. 'MoSt if the time when thec.' fellows get in trouble with e ,o th e r, it's l.eraua (hey r' hi.itbiri 'there were live bullet holes In his Fun,' arid neck. Drummond ronuiiit'nted that it was unfortunate that certain is iiruls and sentences were too "'' ' An he •,t,iti' ills psIlitilfi, e'oiisiil.'ritui that, imislike the others. I do have the editors,'' ' The issue of proportional r proportional repcentatrnn res.ntatinn w;,s !he mt cit delegates statewide, kit n.h of the t).mnrtaticConvert. ieava it ip to the party to pr fired .ini detectiv es theorized that it hail been a backup wea pon The car Etiili had been in was u'.'i'ntl) furls iirdinit letters r for tu.iiu,ilc in New Jersey and Man. a llu'k'ei to by the citizens r' ' "It's now clear to mc sPiraild amend the tiiw topro vide .ilullruliri.ut.' 000imnv.cwrivr iii residence's on the bike fronts cars later still ihi4iln1st "nt t.iui lake' front with iridi'. IuIiw c'vi'r, it is not necessarily this' rc'g,irilmng apartm ents as tiionster. 'There are Just so should ic, available to the the lake, this would hart' i:iven the)' aut ,' ;,nd gear ulown to a many natural areas in the residents in tin' iiiiiiie,'diiite their ,irgutiieiit soltie creele'n- iliff,'re'nt clie'nte'le." ''It is inti'ri'cting to note that ('titinty that are appropriate for ,iri-as atiutiiig the lake's where ci','' u'iisemt'nrs art' provided.'' most Iii.' ,usni,mg Item that was ''I feel thi.it was the athinit.' _________________________________________________________________________________________________ uiis;miitcd that e-st'ning was for one' half 4it'tc lots and not (1w type' ('unstruu'tlurl that was Money Problems AND MY SPOW "tfo'rts tiullay suitight to fit the near a truck that went by at the - , Ii .i sidewalk early Sunday in with an in-) machine gun In its 0;-- quirtt ('town heights section rear seat. The gun had not been ''At ttut' S4illit' tithe, Iii) Fellow fe'u't s.f the' lake,'' a county commission iuwe'tini it ners a ho have lit 111cr t utuirifi& public hearincs ''Wet;' the iIt'V,'liii.'r', to t'., 'ii c' to bike's shauilii realize IlrulIkis('ui a Siii4ill luau Ii liii thu has t' pmt'M'rltl - 'Wv lurobli-Ili in Seminole w hit'hi will t ha t the lakes are not the sole bike For a large- uk's e'lopi,ie'tit, ,,,;,in be' Llossoniing into ui property of (host' residents, but u'xtu'roIing a great cilsbincv from do not represent a retreat —that wars of national ltberanon will continue to be sup1rted heavily by the Soviet Union and that th e tight or a ('omniunist worldwide victor" will continue There is rather convincing vs idence the spotty furor is being sparked primarily by Peking and by pro- Mao &'ommunist parties and factions in Asia, Latin America :urd Western Europe. 4 The guessing here Is, therefore, that Mao Tse-tung and L.t people are using these arms agreements to weaken fioiher Moscow's hold on international Communism— ani thereby set the stage for Chinese gains Th ere is no evidence thus far. however. on how successfl the Chinese' have been in stirring up suspicion among '5e Comm siniet parties which have been pro-Moscow or :itral in the running battle between Russia and China t'T the past number of years Witnesses trdei ,iie'e they and cviulerwc, police t'eirc$ shots arid saw flashes I Lusli, GI, was found sprawled hear a frsv prolM'rty ,iwsu'rs sun '11w Herald. CN-urimin of tile and li% ' ,aN thAt 4)[11) 016%4' %00 " Likv avalLilolv ;.ial since I the vitirenry to this the I'ikv , ti.ivu' u ti.,iiiiiliowul the cmn'r'pt of imiiiiuilt' (uintv (uutiliilllin. litovin ;rg l)riimnmond offered '.usii,' .ipplo'ii ui sufficiert amount of should ha'.'u' access, inul that 1lm54,,umr.UlIruIl apartment.s trot,, 5mimients , Ili rebuttal to letters park funds to acquisitioll of there should not iA, a portion ;A* irgutinv%tructedonthe Likes " 0 Validity tii the latter po%iliwi , dedicated by the develo1wrs for rni to the Filitons regarding bathini,: luirk siles to dale." ''lake snob'' conimenLs 111411k' at the other 12 houses within within 5M Is JiistIlirli by the fact that goixi for Sifting \I' sli',ing of trip siuilius figure time The truck, apparently 'Tornusy 11i- n" E)li sinlen, was f ou nd ahout a t.Inek i'' lb.- rirsipis's sway aLirwlorieei with Its ,ttrrn of a 'uitimuiing gangL4urld war, running. .. .. slertitidinu: will have iii to' in an exclusive interview St ill, iiplit'sl Ii%' the boat government Sii"r Itirtinril l'ettt- rriry loss provides true winner- ," ''' Another Gangland'Rubout' iii kI The Ataluamni, governor a u't ,''r, e If. woo ,r plurality sri the state arwf small number of r"gleinal ;1r.rune of the rnngreinnsI diifluirici or rin Mtional prirnir inc-ta In the March 14 primary condiwte'd on the same day that sse siafewkle delegates ,.', rat cpre.u'l !igree l'r tight In divide his wtrr'-r presiolent . II '''r' .irruonM the rarrlidatei accord- upitiru' ifi of i delegnt's with the f"ir,cidui delegation to the I.' I'r r s'nt ut the inilat volt' fio'movriitic Convention last ;'rit.c uMit the r.-el to c ha nge week with less than hail iti.' l.iw V4rniir vote because the pci- 14 , . . h tike-ill dilriiuiitiOfl in rongrssiorial district and for n ' ri.jni nionid Explains S '. ANN sl: '' Uncle S. - Calmed Community Marv a Hawki ns 372 Sell . - EDWARD NEILAN The pussibihl ul the United S'. 'jrs pernutting the dollar to ,,, .i:ivt'x'tiLle into gold again is c'i nearly so preposterous as misny Amencans have been led ' ..cieve. ( ;,,Id. often referred to as otticers was ceoulticWd by American Legion Auxiliary Unit ,3 of Sanford 'Thursday. l-'ront row, kIt to right, Minnie Pez.old, treastirer flea Nt'evsoiue, chaplain; l':'a Wynne, outgoing pt 'sidt'nt Sixth District President I)orothy Mitchell of Orlando, in- --- One Mon s Op in ion 'd' R CARL b. HITTER (oplr %rsss Service I oi lNSTAL.LA'FR) ,% sell that concept 11 - ii. r)'1? i:rPw, D.'wliarni, said he favors a systo'iii of proportional I'pt'P. centallon, divkllrig delegates Floriulo's pri'siulential primary ing to their percentage of t he liw 'a)'q th4' lie' t that Alaliamna pular vol,I Wallace was aL.le to ccintrr,l (' Wallace orailul Jtuuuic 1 The Herald ise member of the Associated Pins which is en titled S*CIut)v*Iy to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in fti3 newspaper . . Soviet .Inal% st in it, ''\'hat's good for the' So'. itt i'nion ? Ito' Ii'gkiotuur who fotherNl A- ., interests The strength of the opposition shows up clearly In the % rhe'rnence of Moscow's defensive arguments which ~,,% ernment qr;__~_r 40 41 f k CAA one V S I 4 f Krenilinologists this reporter hoc talked to say that while there was a great deal of hard bargaining during the negotiations, once agreement was reac cci the Soviet establishment seemed to be eons inced that the arrangemerits were 5-er) good indeed great deal of confusion at the There is. apparentls, a primari y. it is believed here, because" etc. lower patty les uith.' r.J the lower party 1w. i t,, ,,, rcaucroc%' had heard the details tin strategic arms and * the' problems at issue Men ss ho watch So'. iet new'spai4'r carfuilly say the r,,ç stresses repeatedly and endlessly that these agreethe party line and nu'nts are gtl. that they represent that es e-r one must back ttueni—as though the papers were attempting to convince people who were not at all clear on what the agreements are all about or who might of hate' hase some nagging doubts after all these years the work of explanation seems But a propagant the.t' S to be progressing smoothly Not so at points in the Intt'tn,itioflal Communist 'orlti Strong cimplaiiits ,ir" already in (rem lkul Italy, the Nethcrlond, Iturnia. New Zealand. N orth No. • rca. Australia, Perui, Guatemala anti North Vietnam. Castro was especially loud in Warsaw and in Bucharest in eastern Europe. In parties and factions mentioned above, the Soviet I mon is accused of betraying the Communist cause In its ese-ence, a5 j.tL, ' lAi ~, ' It) loll'. %N (lI',SN %iiiu mini l'rnss Writer 1IA1I IIIA(II F'lu (AI'l ' - echelons of the agreements are 1P'1° in the highest the power lies. ere party, government and military. wh N,,, Dilemma Fragments Unity-Strength B Its lt.%' I'ROMl,E' i ('ontinurd From Page , $1 70 Month - - . SUBSCRIPTION RATES 3$ . S The Black Vote WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller BILL VINCENT. JR ' . 3"1 FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulation General Ma'.ee JOHN A SPOLSKI, Atsociate Edin" STAFFORD DERBY Editor cif Edior&aI Page ''". - . Go In to the' cuff ire cf the WALTER A C,IEL.OW. Edi tor and Pubhs'cr s-'NE 0 DOYLE. Advertising Director & Alit tc, P,jblis'e FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor ' ',_-: TELEPHONE 831 99c 22 2611 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA terest to attemp to circumvent its simple meaning. We believe that this "platform of Citizen Rights" should be more than a high goal to he read and agreed with and then forgotten It can be and should be a very practical guide for those citizens who would have their rights observed and preserved' "conduct nation what Florida already enjoys the public's business puhlicly"—that is most welcome. This, in a few words, describes Florida's "government in sunshine law" which has proved its worth in so many cases that opposition to as observance is sell-revealing and self"destructive to those who so misunderstood the public's in. Not So Elsewhere ,all i'il,i House Speaker Points Need To Change The Law Comment Now "A Platform Of Citizen Rights" ----=-Sa-,r Mi'nd'i',. The Sanford Herald 4A—The Sanford Herald . - - - - . - - - DEMOCRAT �oA-The Sanford Herald I ls Monday. July 17. 1972 WORRY CLINIC The Notoncl Report on V'hct'c Happelr By George W. C Notice how Danny &erv.d as his family's psychiatiist at the age of only 2Vi years! For kiddie; can sense the silent tension and certainty detect the verbal feuding between their parents.. But children likewise quarrel every day, so they grow calloused to it' • Ph.D., M.D. _______ in homer where dwarc'e uac imminent. 41.) And almost withcit es. crpticm the children scstrd hating ttn'u parents separate' \'hrn I asked for thr; l A.A\ stis's. t. -v , they didnt want their class. mate-s to kr-iov.. that 'Dacids doesn't bye with us am ' 1_37L .t.e U.S3'. Danr Tm_lie : .J.snr,.. aged 2. n tf Resides, children, even in t'' U.T ih child i aroh-n &ihl the best homes, will fetid .411 SLrcn1. t(ni in ;n their and quarrel and even rt'conrad. Hii parrnt. realized thr adult e'fltiTCiflTfle'flt. sort to fist fights almost Vhik I wa direthiig our rver day. often got irritable and might Laborator at P'}iolc ccc,d Danny unduh Youngtters thus are aci irthwt'strrn tfli%rr'lt" I tcimed to such conflicts So they macfr a 'rule ttuit wai a uvs1 o me' uhen Daddy came amon the'mseh so thev a from the office', tired and g1 Icaduig surgeon pan-nih' bec'cime a.'c-ltffiated Since' he had spent . to siici feuding he'twi'eri ho.1-tempere'd. then siam. rn.a would play vitt; I).nii hi' dn at leilr Ho' their parents pital. per ormmg fciur rrwor look after hun. Some of these' kiddies tired (pefl1tI0iTh. he u'hnse' parents had alreads hut if Mamma Wt'rC. t hi 1 obtained a d,vc,rc'e'. then told p" irate' fr,m her heavs sm a couple of me: Daddy tE",aT-(,ld d. 's work, then timrs We' invite the other kids 'dci tale cwt-i nr.'t schciol tic ocrnie os'er ice piat with (o of }i one' rght both DaMs w.4i siting in the' hcWTW ILit during the daytime ir Mamma were undub 1'' ' iLt thait TT)!TTUOI "But we don't want the-rn irritable'. 'Wl,&it' U7)fl with your here. at night, for then thes 'd So Danny pwIc'd Lip Dad he furtweh inquired wonder why Dadd doesn't little. Sit'ggcI tOc)t. tool it JUst in one of bye with i.i anymore!" to % .mma, dau and hi mciodC retilird the win Cran'uruu schttlers thus placed it at her feet he all nghz hte' still quite sensitive' to Then he iat down and agarn' iudi soc-us! atutudes cit their okesd up at her, ouder. 'acci jk,mrctic Re- rilavmatrs latirai c41'urt Judge cnci' To rrduc' pi&rt'rital quarWhats your prnblrm alrd me what I thcight 's-h, send for ms "Tests for he asked her. about delaying * dworc'e Parents." enclosing a long Well, both Mamma and when- both parents were ilamped. return e-nst'lctpe. Daddy had to smile at h feuding and quarrrlinc 'sins 2 cents MccurrIptIon of the pvc1i. utre.. \lc.iis Y'TA and rJ'(' Dr Crre. hr i-ok, so the tension does it dc muTt hairin to the ts.t. them fur ' .' instanth broke. youngsters to let them he TEtnthtv discussion din,u' Thes both played with in sudi a )iome. that to grant . I.' tH c,,,,. •, A,.si ,s'r i I '-a nn till tinw to uck him a divorce to the parenttY ,, 9,, '.r.i ,, he.d Sri I agreed to make' 3 Iii! t a.'-., %,pinj .n 5. ' ,_ .,,., ,. .., i... ,,,, ,. , :it I mention this ca.r to ,r% of . n:irnhrr if chddrrn .nn5li'i. , C.ry",t' 14 S Legal Notice Legal Notice Want Ad IN COUUT SEMINOLI COUNTY, Acis.i, Si, hit MANNIACt P(a OA,O iiFCs.NT. sdIlild ir MANY I'ECsC*T, V. st WOTICI or ACTION &LB(N DAySO 1 bENT 1105 Comp'c' Dri icranous NOTICI%P..'.o,o,s,"vtsal, ' ' ' LIiei Wa Ca*s.It*r FIøreda u'i4t4 tPst VêC'('.'% name w HOMCOWP4E*S PLASI P41P'IG £540 NUYIP4G srNsIcr tp ir,?pnd te rps'.r sad nam, rp, is.. CIpi5 c'S St., Crci, Cjrl. Sm4. COUnS. S &*da ,r cc"daP<e wis. tii Pl$m# S'4w,0PI. Tc' S SM 01 Ski' c'm S'a#., Department BEAT YOUTH Elvis the Starter Finisher And the YOU ANt 540T151(O 4w $ O' O4$OI*J! (n 4w tareC l* . . $r$ Sc' iP've$ c 04 'ssr I" ER\lTl\t t;Ut;t.ILl,'I In * shite.sequIne.d jurn iuil and a ;kamtr cape %*Ith * red satin lies n, Eh-is I'resle 'nith his ae' ku md looks, seemed mir.c-ukausl trant.porled from the 'SOs to the 7O ,,nd perfectit at ease at his reu conference, his arrogant grin an' Presirs sIih *he barest seres questions, like sshs he outlasted all his erimpetilion. stith a flip "I take a let of Vitamin K He as still real smooth I ntil he t*as asked about his poiltical tiet*s "hones. Id liLt to keep m' personal ste. s to m sell. as heist the King of RocL and I'm ut an c'nlerzairier.' Roll put an end to that line of questicsninc. Uke the final silence from the 'SOs. sthen the. Korean ar raged but j'sons-tailed prom queens and men stith grrase•ssined combs stkking out of hack pcsckets dIdn't seem to knots it. Kit is lrrsk 's political opinions still didn't matter The psc'hedelia esf the fif) shouted dostes that illrnccstith slogans like "Right en," "list sour ov ii thing" and other s ague eutamations that made ptopk feel closer to aareDess. The Reotirs. si ho admitted one goal st as "to be bigger than Klis," became leaders in a more sectalis ass are and politkalls acUte time. Lsrics began to be more political and roe-k groups sere no onger ')ust entertainers " The'. became spokesmen, leaders, sometimes isithoul hating ari'ething to ias RI!! Graham calls It "mass adulation i*htIS g'nups became gods and goddesses. prophets in• stead cit nivsiciai.s" Iii ii. Prrsles stopped touring and spent his intermissIon betssren the 50s and '70s starring in B-grade mosles. sshile the Beatles and Rolling Stone's look c-enter Stage. The rile- bed slogans turned into political action as more and more groups began to conic fLu for siectfw cause's (,s't harrison. Ringis Starr and Bob IhIsin performing for the Concert kr Bangladesh. John lAnnon and 'stLo Otto at almost et- ers peace rail'. rru Sergei- and Jerrs Butler performing at an Evening stUb .$.ngda !)asis And scores of stagers and artists performing at MrGctse.rn benefits But his is }'res.les ha sun is c-d all those changes nd despite his lack cit political etpresslon, be manage's to capture an audience. st ith his imperishable theatrical magic Whet. Elsis Pre'sk stalks on a stage amid a blinding succession of flashing bulbs and screaming solces. 15 'ears dissolse. as though tiothing had changed .t though lisis I'.re.ie. had never be-en gone - YE STE R DAY S ST A PS TODAY s.itienaenei ani o.t S . t11(5 c's 'F.s.r..E. °" TINGSiA(J$ A 0 ,pq 5 Wu,'.q Pars., to- Ida tvi (V ts.$Or* Jv't 34?Pa le" mo iSp ii. (V q 'tt. it., C'' 't..t Ce.j" '°"' Pans's, s 'C Vt&Pe o- ,m!'!s.d,at(, t!s.r..ti,. a dPaufl waji b, .n'.r,o j so- ,s. d,map en tI'S CL''qi4$.nt Ør PpSiton st.. t., o- Jo's. lnta Ir; spa still has SICTITIOUI NAME .:'' :i 5 siC Rap'. Cv 154 V.1 ARE 54 L54C.AGED t'.iP4t 5.5 £1 Nt 1 Scat 545 'Id Zest fO r 5hOW Its 'sk'C A"I)hCR,(s". HO1.LVwCX,iD- Afess years Rors C houri rna ti-oken a record in tiau' Santa Monica SUpI'TIur C'ouri In a snsaticinal dut.rcr at- R.ar, c.'harged Pam with u-ounts i aduIter rarrur tarnc*is ac'tress and 7t Jane Doci. R'r. rporsc1rng in kurl tuii U-st-tie. Uta scale tow' sOfl3t'1"i3t cd a legend ua 'rLf,f'u(' AJkT t.add ',.:'ing glances and Ut t'nt'iou :.;w'z'u.lat.ion fI peers • With the fl1?e to t.a wefl hetund h and a stt c.ed wife at his side, he fiel,s questions about his rcnantic ias with lras'adcL pu Ut rk o its head u the set of the pir. 'Rabtit, Men Griffin t - L•I'C1 !Tat Ciii * . tnt • s.'rl.' i F Hodgepodge L__- E'r I- . •-. . - ______ r ---- 7 . :- •• .. 4tL.t,i,m .-p 'r,i ,,, - -ao. ., .. I •.r. I it.a. - S • I Li?r.d.c .t Ar*l- i an, Und,iDT.t t" It }Izi b,l,a, s1 CurJ.drr.ir '-n tuar. :i F*'da ait 0 i Ctiatgi I,' root. t uri'%.li ii., *t 'indi rot au, h11 .I$mr ••• •• .-• a r!U. Im.av .4 ATbt.. rsot l...ci. I..*t,li 1 re.d nl 4 r; a.?. • r ''i L,::i-.' Wi$'bflia • - P.. . .. ', . . F' 4.!:... s.d a • •••. S .5' . ...... •. I s )t rri.... . Liii 354V 5tr. cL'use that was the cril nameshe- could think "if These stas nothing to it But usuaih st'tsrn peopk ar.k rot' atx'ui those 71' counts. I teli Cm. 'That was c'nls ir 'it 5ajrrlmerttflIe I ittur. is Ut kIOd C'! iCu iho can talk rough and t.ex's u'd get b with it because, s;rsct' tie's riot at all embar' '" aus.,ced hitiiself. he doeuii't his listeners 44 lIzard .. Cerrn,c., . Ic*Aen. iI. 'hi*r ii 1a .. cat $ a 45 C).ts s 41 hrti i- , . .r A :: I tI. 1SI1Mig ivau IIIiaiuiaaa II I . .• , ..0k.ia " used to be, a himberrriri. ran arid outdoors F,urfl Frank McCcsst'n, he star in the ium'r busmess near SW'utl Ci-u, Calif . sthen, ciuririg a huirwtaisc-k ride near ___________________________ I Lega .... •• ,ttevis.iun about thue ct'uuges, arid I maci.e a poke about it 'To u'lI the truth the strrezi't true Lita uk'nt'!ird iirth oipt ss(pt7Thr fl,77)4' ia... 1P N otice 5541,11 CIRCI 1 COuRT OF T.'.5 C I.HTEtPITM .'WDiCIAL CII Cull IN AND FOR SIUINDLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL AC TIDA 540 13711 DIVIsION N. ¶I. Mr-a.5f ' 554.05 'l..CL V.IL.,A,P.' CRIBS Yi,I'. CAI I C IRS NOTICE OF ACTION 'C 54.a', Ma';a'.' CraDi v F-n c., AloE 54CT1 'ED a:'.on In 54* nt'u"t of a p'cace.c't; Sc,- dissolution 0' marrepi as Dies' s.c •pairir no .'ta yt' •r 0' you' eQi'pd to sr-vs a wr9'lpfi o,4.ns,t .5 •np. I I' a'tO"T*yt *51054 tames ri aDdress app..! beiDe a" cv b140'e 4aupu$i aa 5472, ahd lit hIs. igonaI ev"a its. CII'S 0' SPItS Court 1?"Ot$'s."l entaP. be40.t 5l'v.ceor PrlIeen."'-s JJ.I II mmpd'attlp IID0'Hae51 Or gIsiill *511 thera.H.'. DIP*s'w,s be PfltI'PO a9asras' vV so" is. fi'IiIf O,mar.o..i in It,, 4'yIiiin 55 hesS 'a', hand "I Citu'? Pr' Joiflt 21!s It77 ',"P,, 4.4 SIcSv'ft" Jr As C cr5 o4 Its. COUrt B, __ Jillliii IRll aa JlliIIRI-p ii. i iii• cn:.u.r1:ert- Ss.II Prb$tp III t• ts$ie •S G?siA 55 t#,a'ttea I VlSI." As De'puts clii'I 04 1csiu5t54 AP.D 1(55111 Pti Office Onleit' H SerisorO, FunGI 37711 So' Pefl.rs.n PVSIIIS Ji$ 3. Ic, 17. 24 1472 c-cr a ________________ 1541541 C11UI1 COUNT OS THE £05411 154Th JUDICIAL CI CUlT IN APSD SCaR SEMINOLE COUNTY 510d10 Legal Notice ________ __________ Ot PIE APINO CITY 05 ALTAMONTI SPRINGS FLORIDA O V.l'iCLY P'I".'t 'S St"r's ; - s . s. Count, 0' £lIamDn-', Lp-.n; 5ip?i,i'iplt Couri', F ir 'Dl 'ha' said Ci', Counc,l CIII P%DId I HPr-lflç or ! OueD' of CflPILR "a, zonis; i,IIiIt,ta'so- troar N 3 MjI',pht CØrnI5 Rpssdpn'aI D,1?',c' It' C: C.qvs.riao Oral' Dorr,ci So' Soup. mc D,SIbed I,eorç • pac, 0' 151,0 IttualpO DES Is .asa.RIAGt 54 1 C V. - I I MA 54 I• HuSband or:',onrarid NOTICE OF PIEARINIL CiTY or a'a,asr'w'rt SPRIP4G% FLORIDA V. MCLV I MA a CCL'. CliP. Psr".ct i riricc, Cb,4C t'p "at C C'u'C 1 p4 AI'.afl- Drit, Sg,-..; C4wi Sb-ide "alt 110 C Is CouncIl *Ill hOld I H.'II' on OUP.'SDri 0 cPaan;i.; "at :nir'Q CIt55"I'Ofl I'o 1 1 MuCopIt lss';PbD"t.bDd 't 'C C ISp f,lte re; Corv.rr'cb OP%C'.I')ed Comm.ncsr a! In. NV. Corn,- 4w is'., 5( oar',- 0' me S oua"r p4 ii ..-".scar' ' Cr', 0' &Iia'noriI, Sp"n;t r ip", . (V tip'.a,- j arc essamen'i 0' '.tC T"st ME 4.1, hG * ID, ,s.c atrie s"a Al!amc,n'i 5r flg5 C o5 SI-ed. o- uescas Au;$'. 1 1472 o' as soar 't.r-..l,r- vs It P V - 0' CioCI' imp in1rrs' to' arid ag.iusr trip p'opow-0 C'ian;, .11 De '*a'o arc SiLl' .cloon '"" '5$ hP"Ce t.as bees' PO5'Id tri 531 PoDIC paces withori s.e C-'. is' Alismon', Spriripi 1so-'a. ,S,'et ' g'.,t'IlIPi.0 r ¶s Ia"fo'C a' 0rr.l a C.rcuasDr inIaecCI', Drie'' ti,7ee or ,1,$, I' 1472 a' s.s' '•u.r a' trip ea"n; P'ed' "a $I' DAED '"' - 5 2"' DA Or ,i-._v A D 1472 ii CtSS'CI CIp Cit's Cu', p4 AIlamor'!. 5-v.n;s SI-ida PO'' Jo', 17 p" ocr NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE V.5405.5 7 MAY CO54CL1,Pi P4USIC. IS PSI' Sb, iWIIC tPt flat tnderI.gr'ed. pu'ssant t0 ,, Crap'.' iC!i'SOOA P-sane S'.',', DI rio-ide SIa!e,'t. *51 regis'en eI?' Iral Cieni OStlas Circus' Coo'!, aria Sr Swe,inole CDt's",. Fola LPt'IP' U' p'cao pf UPO piJtatbon p4 thiS na4 te. it., • i1110145 LIflIV 50*51 AC 11054 All APPLIANCE SERVICE ,inder e4.'CIs , a,. ps.g1,p ,,. " "i C"I ci MaotIa,nd, Florida Tnt tri, aI'I'S 'fl*Wvttpd in sa.c but liliS I'itP' 'SI l't II t9Iiei t? Woode'Cl Nd MaitIbrid su. 55rPft 04 Strange 1013 Grant St Orlando. Fli Pwt.l'SI' JuIp 57,34 3?. A; i 1477 oir Si ana pojb!.lSofC Mr-ale ¶P'p Sanic"d in 55f - ii 0S-rvae.i P. .,awenu, Os.i I t,rLi5 CrCtilC" "'55°C' e-t O - )S14 7 5477 a' l•*$' S"'en c.,i P"c" 'C to tim, tm' "a. Mesara; DATED 'Ti-s 5 17t5 DAY or J1)LY. A ci It?2 is,tI Rcia.'d5. Ci' C'r-i c"t c's Ashamon', So-oncI, Mialp. feIpC 5* . 01' 4) "a. Cain', ,uiidPS, Seminole Cain',, Stale •5 F1.'.ga 54 PPOIt.1 I 154 RE 1141 ESTATE 05 5-P1 MAO'! ): 0 Dessasec FINAL NOTICE '."-:, S *St. ç en "a' ti.. inoe"t.p"*C alL or- iP., S1!5 a.. a' Aogp'si. AD 1472. p"IWii to 14* Coon, Jodpe a hipraprabIC Semnol, Coin',. F&o-,de. ,'S' final 't"u't acwn' and VOUCP,I'1 p5 AOminhs?rlI?ie. CIA 0' rie Es's?, p4 SPEAR, .4000K INS MAN V oe:e.SeC anda' 1.0 59's. 'P'e" ILI'S rate applCa'.cv' 'C tI'q 510 JuOPe or • 51a. 1 se'1,em.nI 0' hI' adi,n,5I?ah,On a' sac eta', area 5*' sri prØe'! c'tct'.'p"c he' as SoC' A0,nsnr$tr04'1 J, CIA 00410 Sit'S the 17'tt Cl, 01 .501,, £ D "77 S Cr-al's.. Z,sch CP'ftIIanW As Adrn,ni$1rIt!oJ. C TA of "at 1st.'. 's p.aon; A JOLt lv': PLO, -I-ED £01 041)0 H 51Cr 551104 .50 Ci.rI 0 's.c C.'ti.' Coo"! Se'-'noe, Coori'y. soreda R lien kc'H. DeP,", C'i"s HERBERT I 5*OWSORO A'tp.r,t sp. Pq'lt,pop, P5 O",t, SCSI I Colon..e D"s, CIInOC. SIQ'ed flIC3 P0taIit, Jg4 'I 10 13 ;s, IvY: DEC 5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 51540154011 COuNTY. FLORIDA CIV IL ACT 5044 7213) 540 DvhSIo54 C £ CC Ii) P. P i i-IC 54 A ¶ QN£ I SAP.. a P'a'.o's.I bn.lng cv' Pe1tSI4l JANICE Pi&Q*E AA.ER and O'SA'IOC' WowSe 0' JAP. CI vu-CrONE WAILER IS ler-roed. D,fraOan's NOTICE CF SUIT ¶541 STATE OF ri-OR IDA 10 )A54j( ILOR WAILER r,5,g•ro, 5 G.n.,au D0'wr, g'. 3S 1 UP4k540*54 IPOiJsE eiDLI *alsw. if mirrid. .5a't'Ce *4.04, aDGess Is unl,tDwn Yvi. *1 ti*reD1 ',afr!,ed "as a St" Ml be," S ipO a;lInst p0,. In 14.1 "' CauSe "ia' V' a'. 'ep'aØ5 SPO,lO?ed IC file yit' a't1 *StIti1.. CI*'I 0' 11.11 C11drt. "ed ?t 5i', a OPp 'P,rpp4 P5fl'iH. Cr P.on'itS'i attorney. *',osira.me.I'CSftOree$ 1$ IS.IITPS. " b4ULSEY, SC$*ALIE. SPRAKEN & NICHOLS, SOC Sen's." Sr. Pu Id fl JIclicas' • lII, F lpr Ida, 37702. ?1C4 Il'I' tPllfa At,,5I 1. 1472 If yOa fall ICOC Sc iu0men$ may be S4'I'a0 a9.aina' o. So- !P. ,I.4 0S"a'idld i1 tSq x.mp,n' 'Sri, na'o'. 01 saø 114's beIng f(V Fa''tIa1? f Monigapa en cv'ntaersng 1'. •ulIifg Oe'lcriDsC pppnt Siti.Ite It, 1.minoli City, 0o',Oa. I5ci1 Lot 22. S-xS 0. W000NIEIE PARK, SSCC"O REPLAY. at $1 'i 01' tS5I'W ii ?,(U'ded WI P151 SIUl IL PIg. fl, PoloIst R.io'0s 0' 1r-nsnof, Covity. SenSor 0 - F eo-, thIS lilt Gay 01 L SQIJ IN £ ,a' July. 1V73 45 & UcP,1105m4 riO'ida S'.It Bana tavie 72 O! Ot S0. 1'3C toafltO0. SIOLIGi 3:715 - AtIo'ne'r$ fo- 111.1, Publish JI.IV 17.21. 31. A5, DCC 5'? '" *IINESS nfl4 sand arid titI sail a' s. Coo"? as Seminal. Co. J,5,5-i IMOt#.A5 Cr FREEMAN STEWSIROM, and YOu 5' 0It vou o's;iraa £ri$e,4 I liii Di$sol.c!Dn ir " C-s of rI's Cs'twi' Co.,,rt on a'ac ca' 5r-riI'0I. Coon?y so-'da ra 'c We-a a ;oc t?aprpof Upon iI's (V "at Pi'ic'" A' D't's.i "(ODE NT N 5'3r FORD wS.05 buSiness address is 1212 Las' Colon,. D,. Po OCC So. £7)a OIaraOC Flc,'da 32I I'3' lv,I'5" "at 7ri0 d5p pS AI,;I5• A 1472 9' Vt' SI IC sca a Default JaaDmf'ri' w'iF be tale" a;a'ns' o- ut.t re-i.r IDSO;P.I ri it.. D.tsotu'.cv'i Da'ee m'noiI a' Saniord Corn', Fica'oo. thu Dl p4 - P,,bF5P, .55455 51. 1477 pe .,h!e-0 a news$s.' tr' V.'s.'a' Ill slit Court 1 322-261 7, 1473 ARTHUR H IECK*ITH, JR CLIRK. OF 1141 CIRCUIT COURT St Elan Sw'l D,pt.$p CIerS DjSp' J$y . 7. 14. 31, 5577 DES I SIP -9993 0,5 bc a ira. lIe C 22c a Isrse 554"nr-C. Or',' 54.5tt So'di,t £ Hal'd445 CIII 327 fIll 133 II'.) 122 MIS Sant ord Realty ___________________ 21 _____ I 22 IwOMAS A SPEER, OF 5P((R I. S PIER wlsos. DOd'riI ii P c Pos )$4 113 MaQ'.ta £se-n.s. Sa'so-O ''.oa 37771. on or bI-to-, Ai! 'I' as V ia IC 50 a D,4.uI' JUOQfls.fi' CIII 5 Pft'r-p4 .garss' ,ou a-ed •ICP, O yD,.. o'Ph. Orna"Øed Sri 5d Cc'mpsain' IPC% to? 5 p o-pcio's, a cr'arn ,o",;ao, ca'eo A..jtt 1, 1471. and fled £,,,' a bLed 'ecO'dPd iri OtSc.i' Rpr . in, D'f.• of Its. Co.'s 0' Circ! Coo"! os St" nole Counup. Iord* •,, rtmbI'; iha fDIg OesCr'bPd ''•'5 c' p"cp•r!p n; an DP's ., Stm.sOi. Counts Fb(VsDl Ip * 105 11 s.sasia ,r Sec'.on. -i ADdiis', as 'Pco'Oed ri Psi' Sno. 53. Pa0, .4. PtiC R,coro, 4 S,mnol. Cniv, io-iaa _,, I / Cliff Jordan Its SI t saIlor, 323 1140 An Equal PlOuseng Opporlunhlp Os's. bedroom Porn slt.'d apartment, uS IrronIp' (Ill 3 1' 'e" S S "- I 4-.1rO0n'.%, 3 bath'., heal arid air COnditIoned 131 Elliol' Ave . 32'? 5141 24 .;i p*, $1 X l,i', acS s.j X st,,t I Ii l.a.. s L'.'. 4455) Houses Rent Ouisd, Colt'- Concrele blo(l rYC, bedroom Pim. Ih Screened Unfurnished 41,1 bree:way, WaIPi,r hOCk up O RENT3br I baIt SIlO "so Lost & Found 14.300 1300 sinAi,, $&) lip.r monIr. on batart, kULO REALTY 437 .5, SU St 33' 7331 Los - Bcacs a'o ma. er. .ieaII, -- 332 1101 2&IOHav.att.aal 1747 'it 'a LOS fl $n P4oII$ CO'-Pl I. SD1 P .bt'aF !t*a'O LC IS4 - £ p., "ar,-", I Pnd'i i"re,1 £0 V.50,' .ii % I' '.: ' a-' ''''?'I'.'P' 'H"., 'H ','. ' or)22I113 2 _________ PROBLEM P,'S..pAic's,, C%Afl()n,ri'.., 'ci,. * pleas, s.., 'ai 0' 'St Pr.mr-p (IpiSiD, 'C ut 5 ed tan S.p'.'r4,. 12 It?) ISp p,ae,f va'P'l 0' P. Cu', cii PS' Flèr.* SPill va', . sac •'piui,r, 'o' iris Polloarig 'SeCS.o', 5 13 D(ed0'. c's "a4 Ce'y Csri., taf iPie Ci', 01 55',rsi,, Flpi' be •mI'4pO to 'POoLe al m•Yng 04 'ha City *,,, SPrings, 5Ø'a. 'C be open to "a, PVDIiC The CITY OF WINTER SF1 'PiGS. Si-A Pp M•, I NortQri CITY Ci-ERv. Fbl'I' .Jwy 57, 21, 31. £14 7, 1477 ' OItC,41gIa.c. purStaral 'o "5,CI'spuS Na'. S'a''s, CP.P'I' 104 SIorid. S'a'ut,, * il '1'P' iPie COIn. o •n. Circus, Court, en end 'or 5ess.sn,$ Covn',. 510".da, upon '.c.pi a' p.00s p Pjt,iCat,on oS m.s note, the It 'I',guS name. low' £LTAMO54TE RESTAURANT - CATERING SERViCE under wt,.e,h. ce ,,p.ci s e.519 Dt15IflIS$ I, 100 No Hgt.ip 1 747. - Casselberry, FjO'4I nt.',sled 'n saa. 1'5".45 "''sa ' as IQOOSSI MALCOLM COOPER and ILOR(NCE COOI'IR DATED at Ca1i.sbecrp, Sem.nos. COUnty. 510,5(1. thi$ 11th Gay 0' JuIp. III) Macolm Coop., b-rae,, C, Coots.c PbtIhoti Jily 57, 31. 31. A1g 1, 1477 05541 26 to', . - . LOVELY. P4f5AR GOLF COUR SE-- I rr-room. klchtfl iiiup td, all cOnd 1 mad, carpet. Ien,.pd yard $21 Sc'X Ode' riotrep (ri BEDROOM thadp lot PIrrei% ,rP 1. cepI.os'eI tJ 2 La. 2 t4I on I icr, C,00i ardPra arid 1'',."l br PIO' Se I pfl(ftj 51135444l5P110 aSsume - - leo Ls.droorn necely IurfllSSpd adultS No pets $550 ntOr,lh p.,'. "a -', *pn'p- 37) 5375 '- I) r - - Wanted - Lots & Acreage 34 MobeHorns - - - 65 HlllcretI. 12' e 50', 2 bld. l's 114th. •nc,41.nt condItion Our .'qully, anum, paymr'ts 323 1554 _________ Payton ii 5l4.'J!'4 4... ,I II iJ ST. JOHN'S REALTY 1141 TIME TE'.T(O P 05,5 52054 P.'l A., 373 4175 A,aeLIble ?.tJII5 so 415) AMERICAN WOOD PROD',j'u'5 siC L"r"eC.ale Qpenn;s SQL 50'S lift drI,r, SIC operator, 'a.1n'enant. men, nell cAr-s. 11SembIy '-en. sI•cs.,,s, C',tI Ott 'nq'r, cr-era' aDo-eLi II'cO IrCl d'i,e'$ I'S 'lPd.0 SIa'irg i'D" 5750 lt I1 55:o lraif, Freng. benefits S'•ad, Ci" ?Oldrid t'-'lo1 0,r".rc, Ipç' m*'sc,•.i a, p'QC.,clie,, 0ft* 1717 CP'ai'li'j S're, L04'IO*OOd V OI ma ,., '-uS1 b C.apaC.cA 'Tao n iflIptiOn molds I. cm layout s g.m OsnO arid ,st,ing C,.II In I410l1 W4 clesdepS 30504 20.131 s3s C.O -WLR54ML 541 0P,tDHOV! PA V V lOiS I 00 or., r.0Vp L PS 9P15 177 Q4i This Paracc_swer.sc.uI..L4in9*r' '' "' C1..ssso,- , .t P11.04, lOcal rear ts.nfirti Mvii 1.1 laml, Your Direct Line to I CLASSIFIED! - obtained from the Waçt' Hour offoc. .1719 Carlain. ti..v u.*n 9hs.IfaI P'GJSa'.old mIi4enanq. 0 Suliding. 17490 N.E Seventh Avenue, Pfodh Miami. Florida 33161. dersa*.s,,,gsum,,.,r- iy a *eai 0W'n fall, piffl4q 5Of'Wt In Orlando call 743 I,, z o:- 5 .-. telephone - 350 S97) I - ''" . s.q , '.n. , 'tn F re '5 , ,5 'ia."' i',i' ,'5,4,,-'* - '. re'aI slirel, Inayical "i, i-,V:go, tmI'l .4e'ulr-P,i,l,sq 0,1'? sr,"'a',j.s arid tmll I'S' ' •' On' Sa' ''Anti '* 'I tIr 11.,'), .' 1 u. retar'i !s - --a-' "v "i i'15 ri .7 "PSI 05,,. ,'455 IS'S '•sP'scP-r.g -n'..rfC2y All o'a' ons are j0;55l 155.1 t '.,r 'csa"can,. ri .'• 'cal lapendao4. i.*r.lt'.r .'. ar '•"a. ,l Sr* it'll (5) m-ri'mom l 'rivetI II ede Om,e'l artS .'vc-lqtFy 'v, "4, 'j non a small bitt. Do' dart c.p.artd 'S "OIl, es r'A• * M'S "I 0 'sol 0 '.n4 PS'hi"4 D')'loS " 'I" '' 'i'.'..rie,s c-a . I "i"S'dar ,. "5 400--ar's c-ri •'St ''l,"c-a n'ltw"' re. .'r:5,..riq ,'v,r lii''re ,"Me .Sd ArIa "ey5e Al ,'45. t *1 5" (?'y ''vt 11.h III a CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL COP POPATIOSI Prc-g. C' a'! S'4j' r. Sia'l b35 ills Mat't?sii 11,0 '' ' J9 GUIDE -.,- FOR EI1EYONE The followiriç bsrsss .1. are listed foe' ','our - - Call Ripair deprlm.nt. Ifl till , Tappan double ovtn lIec!r,C range $173 MapI.Iabl..SlS._37) UO5 WOODI1UCI'S GARDEN CEP4ILII 101 Celery App 171 )974 12 VolI Auto flatI,rits'aIl IS REEL'S BODY SHOP 1104 Sanford Avenue AntIques SI SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You 1 - PARK I ANTIQUES 707 ParS A , (upslarli Sanlord Tuqj TIturt . 35. Sal 10 3 (sri by appl 3770173 C.menl Mler. good condition, 1300 Call 372 1164 residents ar'sd newcormrs c-ill find this direclori the most convenient a-'o 'u7' ' up to date c-a' Ii) SCi..1 e.'ery orobl.sr'n , 5, ___________________ ..o 141(1 ', 14451411,(I4'.''4 ' ' , '''7 ' - Call ,,r'I di1i% b.efc,', 140(%'itci 51051 05 (ancel your ad for Itie following day and ¶,alurda5is before 12 noon 5,r.tr Appliances Goods Eatnq Places ' - - 5 - -' - S - -- S -- I - - ,, , , :' a - :' Arts & Crafts I - I. ' ,' ' Al ,'i' Atic Insulations '.5541 ..1 '4L' 5004 5054 5 , 5 45 54,, i',,''. .5." 55.5 :4 ___________ oiiiul.ii.,i" '- I lI I:: 5,, '59 50.00 .5.1',' ililsi,. I.: , 'r'al ' 4r-, I,J' 0 • I • - I . U I I I I P$QtI (J{)514'I.i 1)4(1(1 e At o,o SIss I Set PiI51 .'. (O,, ' - 'Vl'I Mu ror Gl5is - lii .'.' I . -.55 $ Oil A,, ' ____________ -o - .4'-._'.e' '41 P'AWi) S %'454'I.54A54i-t jul t1pes ,f 5.7.445 -,'.' 35 yes s. ,"m 'e.ts. 1)4 1141 ' 1,54 1154 a'S' ii APAPSIS BEAUS'? SALIJP4 S.ipoo Ms'sda, & Prlda, ,,et 115 3443 l"a5 A'., - 13) 1)10 SliOOIls"I' - Mu'ss, Il1I -. Il' * ' . Lbh! LrJo,j'rit, '7 '''i5 'Trailer R'i1taIs - U HAUL TRAILERS ' _____________________________________ Well '.: "5_, v-'. .rrt rrso:r .tA 54 54. - a i,'.l - , ''i ,,- '.' ILA.40I. I 0*155 :'.tiS S 'i,,"a s-'..J 5 ' ii 50,J.ii I'M ss. II) MU - ,!o'iL 5.SA,04i540 S sup's,.'! Cs3 - I''' * 'Al. i 1',.. I I,., It.,,. " '- ''I . is.'.'., , . '.1 sa ''1 ,'S .1 i ' ''' 's.-' Sil,''. .1 7,1,451 -, .,' : i'' - sI'!s,5 ,)I4v stILl. ,s ,', ,'.s'-,',,'.aJ','"' '. ___________ Get In On AU The Action! -- 1,4 a - •, 'I "s i-. , '.UiDL I ML ML -\LL'S 1)AILY DIRIECIORYOF LIUSINESS SERVICES 3 line Ad--$5 04 $1650 $46 80 4 line Ad--Ui? $2200 U2.40 S linr Ad-- 58 40 52150 $18 00 OF COUISE YOU MA's' CHARc.E YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELL IN YOUR NAME PHONE L 1ST E ' •15, " l,'7.,,93 ___________ JOIN TIlL S OPI'Lk - __________ 0r1111UI3 .AN .JnlhIg I,A54L'I - - Special Srices 3 ___ 5515, 'a, ' ____________ s' ' I,5y%UIsi'P(0t'S w.j.i,Di,)118' c'.: - -' ''.'. --' ____________ ___ Ill' .5w. ---' .S,4t I'S" (PIll,. 550.,., '.Ai , Opesi [III, I'S iO.-ii i.uo t...i Ir,I'. . PRDIt 't,,L L' -, Home Ipr ovements VICI tI's''. II r5.' - ''3' . SIll ' rut ' - , ,i 5' '.5.'' 'HO Ti S I --. "" PQOI ..-'.,' , ,, ____________ , :' lI.i .' ____________ L1t'aIUIy (j', Pt Care , -, ____________ ''5 ___________ 5 45r limO dcii, I li'.', 4.-q I .o dl Autojisuiai1ce .1 '. • ___________ • I I I I I ''a ;.,'" ___________________________________ '1.. :':- UlP THE I' l,t ____________ I I ,I,.( I, 'i',t' IS I's-a "i.' S.,. LOS U I,l- I 5'StCS .-o$,l 1' - ____________ (W.S !\ 1,lM41(54 LaI'.'td'iiS" II of Citous's 13'. 5.70, .'e,o,, -Ja'atrai 'iv.. r". .'tl.l dV% - -' Gu.,d F .Ia. ___________________- all 4155 ,. .isIo.,3€4 c-ANT A Stl.,'.EMAPJ I FlEE I 5 1_l54IAY (S 17) 'He'? 173 5:52 A. ,nc soil: e'*OFES3lONAL i'AI5S1'I'St,) Fren." i..i IS) %.j1 1"i)P' tHE LIT ?L E AC'S V.'" 'oi( iSIC, IIUYS ,tA54T *0' .%uk ,, S4',1 '.05) P't'siA'IS - I ii,; ' ' CR1154 'sIP .4-'.tert.,filSir- t,,lppIa'..i'% I '.5) W ItI 5lsel l' I - ...9 S PIOUSE b,)S BAN B CS-alert 11.0% O..sLPcva '1) 1w'!?'. 5,'! 9hp I ,i .h't' - -- I . • 'HI m51)J' 00 ,:.r' - I W0CHttAiIlL - a'.sC' *.tl'ssiCl.M ..554 4554€'', 1 .,'''.,a 'opa 5"" - - Ilie t.1. Auw"a"'-t iaoelord (l,tIr, I O"('J"i 2537 I'afS Dra 123 1547 )oltns'ln A Boston Whaler Dealer Closed All Day W,dnesc!sy 3311.1 Sanlorci Ave 373 1157 I ' - SemInole SportIng I 5'! 1,'4 4% ir,t s,3e1 .t.,r't 14*' '.'.'as UI IS ,t5'5.Id',5 AIojm.'sjr', '5 4 c.i"i'j's 'Hi '1st 33! "4 a" - oo ,' '' "' ('Se.l-'.on.ng RrIr.gefat'O. "'3 Oi,',lI.ng Sr-ing Sanso') 1",i 55.nitt PuS af,a Plasm. 544 :174 Central air CondlOn I' ''se ,it,rnal,- (all (,'irI tSar' C 'If 414) n Siriirr,t )'H 101 - - -, . . .'-5_ I f'r.lm Icc A. Pill t.,UIIUI IIUIIIII%J d.C'sPl I 0 UlImat. In s.alety anti economy fire and .aplosion ,Imnalcd Many enlras, tee So - i,,., - , - ONSOLE Rent Blue Lustre El.e,rc Carpet Shampoo.r (or Only II per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE I from emplo/ urs covered by the AGt DISCRIMIHATIC 4 1t4 EMPLOYMIU7 ACT. More informs SIC may be ,, ,a'-I i I"!j! THE SHOPPERS I I'4oI'da,t (III 1)) 53sf NEWSPAPER does not on age I'St P SC,tj PRF',FNr .506' ,e teen cv, TV Slid fl 10510 ria'i io'lt II 's,f(pI efl'ØI454P. 'hr")*'s ,c'a 11)0 ' 3)7 57's WANTEC ADS that in dcates a preference based ' s.-, a. •'sI.,4.' -'ac-i ,pr4 P7 ' 147 Coachman lra',.l traler SI,,'ta I 114)0 704 55 I'd SI Cot.. It I Hunt So"di,t ,. )).' SFLLlHC HO 4.-'' 1,,. 115.5 "'.1.1 I . 1' II l(,.e9 %lI',,C rplr ',4?4C,f AC DC. lra..' d4'. '. erirrcre'.5rrJIn5 L.pr,'c 1)i'l 1170141 1 knowingly ccep$ HELP Gtrie,ai k'lchn iSSlitaraf Ir.,.e IIJII lime AppI 4 in 4'io , 1"C.I.day 'p.,• COanrs.r-t.i, 5an,o, MicPiavs.c.geen,,im. Ciii 323 1730 - 322 2611 REALiY P( 11.1 Isi.5. t$,q 273 3115 kt 2144 P.'e - WHOLESALE DISTRtBUTOR WANTED Travel TraIlerS WIn walnut froSt.. pay ?r5a1'r chargpsc'i$IS,Of lp.ym.nlsof $1 ______ t 14 I, va( rOI,(),I •rri(() Jim 54 Miscellaneous For Sate I 4 5','-' IS STEREO AM/FM Avocado orean ,lpcIr,c 510,5 and r,frig.ralor, Holpoinl 373 4957 I To Rent : 3lHousF;rS. 354j ,'' A.,5't,t",*a'lIj at'S TroLls As 'n'. a'. $75 Cane" aM $5 par wee. "*4'S po5aq4wpll!Pi Call.,,, IT) tnt r,c'a1ro a 'r '1- .. ''1' _________ CARROLL'S l'URPIITURE III ,V lit SI 171 ¶141 do 't Pci5,,5 Good tr-i.t.li . P105 .0.,5. 'at.'.ons, 3o , -,_, II4HOIIVAVI 177 ($11 dail'.turwl. IOmOiitP','tld I'll 10 lr'eonlht old IS II Kennedy pIra t,ol e,ttt SO II P Merc Road liunnsf tilt traIler. 7 gas tanks, i-re tut paddle, horn $5500 Call 1731139 allir a OOjsm rura'mnd, new 70 II tets.vgiat! (uddoi marine head 100 II P arp'rC a's 37) OSSI 17.500 P. l63 Dodge Dart t)o*nloan Sanford 14CA Art,i I,', liFe tyttnm, lummt la,S'lçS, 137 4354 . Boats and Marine Equipment $400 '' t4SI"wl 'Siaa"a,'vI lard I 110 IVl I ,a*'71h S • ,O'f C '',4 S .'Ia '3*-i ifl 'a'l"tO rup 14 C,'sP't I *55 lt'afI aI'".'a:I'a 7.p'pt5 .,,Iratfne Call layS 114 ,V1I ,It.v & 00 415 4515 '0 Pan Ave 10*'., ApaIn'.r' *ashS-s'. parts, 5rv'(p '734411 or ev,s . 511 1111 SANFORD SEWING (15411W, j07 A (aM It?. 31 Pirlton't SIord,i Roses 3235500 .ans Ca..! 111aM taoist. .rn*ii Ill?) Mciriel in Cabinet) Uss5 2 mon'ht. bojtlOflhOle$, blind hems. drtigr.t Will take 551 Cash or $6 per morilt., Call CredI or lull houll , 3735300 - 5F)Od I 5;'- - ADDING MACHINES. Rent a ne* OlivettI ElitIric Ion 110 a month Apply rental loitard purchas. Che-ck welt. Gearg. Stuart, 133 1 RoUnton, Orlando. Phon. toll ,J'e', .10 1418 - 55 III u '0 w'c-Icl, gns'vt m'SM' ari'S Pr,.-.. 111W) Its.,-.' MILLERS Equipment For Rent SI ' 7519 Orlao',4ys 0,1,1.372 0257 .54 ILL (WV ucc r:A?:Dt £44 7603 SALES scOrranchAv, piece .553 Os",'.. f ion' ,u'e"a' 'II 1"I '-tel sns in ron 1)44 Rha4t',nn*', $1. I Wont PS) 51? #1 272 " ab' is German $I'.ph.rd Poppy. le'ta-. 1 old, lhorotagP.Isred $2') ! mcii SInger ZIg Zag,S54 Appllant,t. I (all 327 9120 'ri 1(1 rvlslosi SETS $75 liP AnInup'., Ss,nnilur.. WANTIC) ;I51 "I" is rl.,c. a 04-45 A0I'7 !rai'j 55 4 'as' I'a' 7)7 4544 510054Ev APPLIANCES, 373 0597 lIED Rollaway, flah fleds GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 2 Locallons In Sanford SIrath kit Si'i je •' usia. mact,on,t 14(541 A nest seleclion of double cidet on d.tpliy in C.rtlr.l Florida B'g nvrntory of I) wodri Lots and p.arki avaltabte OpenIng t'vPningI unlil I p m Located Hay 17 5'). Longw000. III 7373. Phons 371 474) Household Goods Ktr,m ,,. CASH 372 4113 ror uttd lurflllurr. appllanc.S. li1, pIt flop I or 1001 Items tarry's Marl, 21$ Sanlord A.., MOBILE WORLD )aOIOrlandoDc 55 f Snlond Wrn!edTo Buy_____ RE POSSE SS I ON III 3323 Ii '.1,,.',' 4'.' I ',t I,rIatjIp, au. 95, 5. 'I 371 ')?54 ''''iv 0 171 5670 - 110)0 11111 AC 3 speed fan, Ihermotlat, I yr Old Priced II) lllu Pc-SIan female cat. a',. **t rj'*flCl aIlirajir 3734540 ______ ______ ______ ______ ooyn it'd I g rI Call 37) 131? l'i-' Mile Help Wanted Ii a a' I . ar' 1 ,P•ti, C,ompl.ia $ojppiie, AV( lay Poo.fIa l'.t fair Sand, Plata 37) 4415 (Pi.P.uitaua, Mals, Av(, S It ur.n5I. yl?,. )'la'4 n) P-n Pets WIt Stili 54551(55 I'UISPIIT(JNF IIIV tell Irad 311 11Sf F's'',' lfl 3473 'I'S 5w)rIit.I. I', I V. blat I 4, 1,1. iorlabl, II lIlacS and che.' DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 52 pot Call )fl a,"i , r.a 1444 r 11.-on 3? ,Vt .41 I4WI Il'., 1'? IYWS -s 4aS*P •, a i awc4lS'Pa' 744 h,5i,%ta'g 141 engri*. I Ipewl. ria' 51(15?, $193 7)) PSi) aPIw 5 54'a* 0g..". Vathema I MM (amqa, 11.11 an'! *I'-'*ptI r. ole' Ion. cIt 377 1711 153 III 51111, 50 54) 51,47 Ffpcp , irt Al'.o, ia's r o,nr,ip,c al vac u',"'s I?) 7711 - 4% Pym'.a'n '05t.*t, -l'"i ,'r-i, 5i'.' 0, riSc-I III a") 'a "*r'' -4 af.1 Pet led t?'l ....' ,11r319 ¶755 741 5 'atoll! 5a,pswt.. 0'S, al And Supplies sill 3771601 -OkI proplrty be hpqet RI 16, WetS ild 45ev, %',o.' ¶Ø,'p,l, 'ha IdA' I, fl7 nt.tlP')a 571 *,&O'..4,tt lr,.'%M4tWIn, .5 MM •,, ',', r.,,1 4) ,_ m,tat hunk (ads. 10 TV locluojinu coup' TV, rugs and paddIng. elecIrkal appilancri. mangle's. IOIII,r%, irons, and a lit of net. glassware, ditties, lamps, and mitt IT EMS If pou have rental McQuillen Rrat lila!,. 171? Diflar, )3S 4-li 5.3110,441 4-47) MLS--Op,nSundayl lOIp m Eve Assoc 4516.345 '_-t,t --='x-r- *..I U,' 441)4 S4tirIgeralot. .Ipc rang., oIl hlpr IS.isor'.t,i. 131 1944 C?,d,spPdcghIl 30051 L's.Ilon.a Only $71 (520 lurnoslird on 155.10) unlurnliP.c-I 574 3444. Jail. OcrIng '--'. 55*541(0 10 RENT )bc,rl,s I - I Isa Class rca dlSIlbcstPf for 551(1 I' Ii ItIlliSIl CO - Call 177 loaded *51, lumnIlure. ,ntli,.l-rij S Ii l,en, lIyiwj I 79 So, Sale S .4 I:v,r, Mt'no*., n.iJhl, s jo Consignments celcompi Open daIly 10 S Sinlord I'armer's Au(tkv, PSey Il 42 'itS OsiQi 1714741 Bird's Eye View r"1 Onus,. 37) 1)01 Or', Iwo badcpom n"ob.l, r.c" . Camt, 5mireoIp PIQ •l(:' '--c bIv.ta9eS •Ilis*.d 337 4.47) Instruction It A(P4(' IS', n,..naad prol,c loIr, eric yc Iop.ul'at. .gabuf. Otter (las,,cv,m atIltiss 57(l) Iii 497) -' -, IF) iWl, 4'- '_, 3723170 S at D.fla - PUBLIC AUCTION I ISO saCufily 3730204 - 117 0474 l4 I '3a.b Il) 47,') tvo'wIV CLOt. c,rlro 5' 5 rImcI'',u- .47 WPSIP'n c-i-a'. 54,0 II Pta (II,! Coatr.I West.,n SPmp, Ill'), I mile (ra,m"dn*n fi). ( ar,'c-a, $14) t'-''- ''i'r$ , AUCTION SALE Livestock And Poultry ('5 Day, 55,15, Mon", -s papmenls ol $40 904 Mapli l"r - I 7 3 Sidrøc'm lralICcs I Ap!% I,.. bdlt parks, I famoly p.'Is 351' H*y 57 4'). S S410,0. 33) lfli t"s , 67 - - 1; p0., _______- -- Mobile Homes Rent - I flPdtr'ons hOts.. IS 00) flu'. e'iuily, - A.,, O'i' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE IC *HCI•1 iT VA'! CCPsCERIi 5401 ICE is P4-r ;- ,er- 'ta' iS JOSEPH U MURASKO, (50 Attorney So, R.g'Siq.ni Available mm.d,aI.I, si 'nonihIi Pso P4w I 1O - 2 ball'. c,r,,prCt blocS Piouti $53,000 322 3514 flELAIR. 3 r 3 oar-a, 3 b, mccl, Ii,rn.y,,d tf nE:rD,,; c.. OIL 1PIC'.JNREO S V AP4YOP4E OlI's THAI, V YSEL S AS CF J'JL '. 1). un P 5 V 5vaI -- 11'C ThaI SPit parIsh DIII v.'... I.D DES-iC COFFEE SHOP ,,-,n'p' le'Cv"Iy AduItSoniv.re-'l5.ti 3?) tot,,, °.aa 'c-i., i S':;.-' s Gio. '1 Phi" lst arid uI HousuRent o 3.) 5.5. Ci". lap' ' Cr'_'c'- NOTICE OF FIlM ANY ELECTION - MIUA(LI (051(1171 (0 1)4 FIrst A. 311 1451 5.-". Ill I *s',a I ',"wSe t*'l4" ..,O,'.a',4s , I') *5 .l., S,5r. IJsed Cc's 117 N lii 5' 175 c.'t , Furnished £R( YCLi. TCp,rt Ca Ft 444 2 "a At Ce', Mi'l £0,"S o-DIAL, A , ,3? 5 54 ____________________________ vs 25 Car ••te Psont;) s5$7 55' 'eP 0 Boa 5)1) Sa'fo' Cio-.ca V. £54? A Cr', - FACED .s'.'. s. DI' s ' rPQulrPd $500 ra'o advmnc. 327 4ICa Realty - 'Teio bedroom old,- hQm, l,a'.s' Persorials ' - lIrvini 111 Iii.l,,,it II' , II Fe I %I.l', • t'-ir ill, , l,.l,I,,,a,, liublI in i,.b. set.,., QIS 510,1 *IIPs lcts 1*1,1.5 (lbs nSa, easy So - 42 Johnny Walker ROO" *4. & p rit h..ijtt cc01' 1(?Se.'*d Patio. eCp4lpnh IO(0400n $150 monlI' Adults OflI 5)1 I? -_ 55754(55 "p Pand so c".:. 111 p ?I'f5 Coo'.t a' 5.n'o-d Seminole COOn'P S I(VI iIt.5 lIlt. PIP f JQIO AD 1477 t5eauI £RIPIIJR P4 SECAPS'ITH jR Cur-I p5 CrC? CD./r1 of $,m,n,I, V.jnip, Cio', 5, EI 5c C*p.r, (Sp5 Ts.0ML5 A SPEER CLI SPE 10 & SPE ER P o s. SIM 113 M..;rei a A,i-n,,p 5.anio-d. Sbo',da 3:711 £'o"w5$ 5 Plan'" S'ubLV ,lo.C, 57 34 31 £; 1 1173 4 *"', haL ir-r,r REALTY PAYTON Wea,I, Mo,ct I ,,nu.I., C.n'.nt. It'S U. SW'S,, S,P.i, arC I,' ,q p'41•. I'p• estimate, iIsp, palms, twill 117 7*44 4 talolicioni, at. ttcim. on Iencttl unn,n In pmpsI.g. area Clot, to CAMPER. 1s ton (hay! '44. a,,Inr,.aIIc,pncer Sail gai. r' thopp.tg an,! tohittli, t7I,S(, lIii5 5.-" I, II I 15.115 17l %'ilI A'surn, 5, se, sc-Il r'4rliAleJ•, 111 Si'.3 cIt. lacjp oii'.n cv Cp4 i-sins, 145' 511)5' P4TIAL, lot. rs.a. uoll Sports tquipivent 44 100 750, 110003 cOMMIRo I-tI SOT (i'.,nt,5 (I,,Ij LION'S hAlT P. IA? All - 555 W 'toad 5% (.50 Itt SI - I icr fl.rit, (,rri(eriet Os." 7 dapa lir'. 8 00 7 00 p m 377 Stemper Agonc,' (.179 (' i',nI Si nih. MI MitIli OI1LAN(t() iS'S' I S Auctions IllS I'r.nch Si 1?? 1491 Suns & F -pet 321 7171 REAUTIFUL HOME, lIne lo(allon. .._ I asIc) Qoci 'itia, or till AVALOSI APARTMENTS ADULTS-NO PETS 5*8W ,".05? Tall,' : Iioc C,C,C)I'H. cv WORLD SALES & SERVICF. refrigeralar, tf'lert,Qn$ cii Corn-. in WELALA APARTMLIIITS 51455' _ MoO,.' a (,,..p, l'a". 0'c'itl.st.4 Iiag'mt.'I I" a'soa'$ ''ar-lI 'i' t',m.'v,a *15, r''i" i' .tt,,.n. lip, f?aflMPlIy payrr'.'-$s 5 r'fonmali'w, raIl, 173 8111 lrllts.fanclI 373 Sale T)?t'IMSsa'r-j'5'i ,,.ci. I rs'Oaa')s FyI'., Slay Musical P/I,', 'P'andl Si ai..' 52' s so StraP,ar, tci) bedroom, trpret lying room, pay Ian arid ten back. paameflts and inn,' In Ulitsit F Better 235's r IPsCLUDIPsC. Wc'i.i bas 'to' Dt o Iir,''.V.On IS, t*n Detc'ibed p?o.,'-i, Na-qp a'to 32) DIII nlglI'. Carcn'r,i Stoic Apartments Rent Furnished 73 - Camping EquIpment 43 & (lop lot. 50 • 112. 2 bloCks Irom Sem,nole 4t' 32) 5370 *'?-' a4!e' S p m's "at'pof Iiotastt ,e, 'SI,rnl "5.1 We AMa,s 44.,, 33 Oe0'O,Ii, 3 baIh. I', 'c"Ced ar. 75' s ISO landSCaped H' cI $I5,SCIO 332 7173 or 373 $LOC, a mont" Cmli 53.4 724' j Mssr c'llanpnt.s For Sale tlo*nouwn Sani,v,!. 112 Sill I ('lit., 11fldt(a)e,I hor,,r overlookIng LaS, (,l.ason In ____ _____ '.. - ,ros , - 11154 l'avk SanSivIS 572 5491 lighIs. 17) 1181 lime So' Ycs,l" ((IAN EPIICIEPSY. I Si and Ma Its, (qulprneflt l'FnulluI' r.e*'ae" - -.5 Oni bedroom onfsorruV's,l flott r S 'i',b.v late I, 3 tied' o,"si - REALTORS 'H) 7171 ''.." .. Apartments Rer1t Unf urn isled ____________________ 5.1. -tu (lu.' Ivit, Saul's Agency '.or'ry breakfast ttCCt'ial '...': Ate, SanSora ) - ,'.a- Calibart Neal Estate Mt-ti ISTAYL IPISURAt.ICI 171 C 55(5T F IRS! ST Ret 37) 3117 On )7 '.f1I Rooms For Rent SI.eping room, ar 47 5571 p.t monlf, or $55.50) sale tailtal' builipri OS C'.C'tC%t "'...',ojila? P.tJmrt ri (,t limitS 1*0 c" SPiro- bedrooms. I or 2 baths Eepe'nOencI"d breallasI (CVII. .Srcl Qullefy ufld?r 731 program relief cool Mutt 1t4 * clIng ',, ll0".CI art not in tsoijtng *0'S Appi5 n person San'cwi Rancla PlOuli :". Ifous.s For Sale B Jo, Saleor RenI Lo..I, 1 hr . 7ba1h hOrn, Easy aaetslol land 5757 BALL REALTY and INSURANCE DRIVERS W,Traln Yio Git'.l plI.. can c.' ;31 Co,'nrnsss-0t SO.J!'t Parl, sad PlanuItS. Or Its a"o-iae, Otfa ;r-a'or s'au'ed 21.45 Pa'S fli illS Autos For $717 It?) P'V"a' tSsnl I"' P '0 4,c*l MI' F'in'l (as5,,Ø -'-i '' 5555) Ill 1134 4- a 15 - AAA [YI',,Ict'.'".I 5,i • ;I '' 'H . act. It', , '-. •) .4 PrO lip. •tepj*4 ian 8) 0 'in") I.' '('It I ir A", ry 55,1 ,r,'alt' - altO Sal C'. Pley I??) 5rif's.'$, 51) 'I'll' tonit-.. tunIy $441 304FLtP's'S 13550 (ADS, flhlWdi S Al 177 I.4 A Wt'iddtin, Sr . Itoh,' Stenstrom ,45t 51.,' it'vfy I •P'E7' - Male Female Help Wanted 15 Trucks And Trailers 's'.,..,:: sa,. 55. Ha.. Man, OW'., Li,Ii.as 0'.'. Al' Di, P .lt' Salo.da A..,labi, 1wSe5s 5, Aç'.oUmfSI ClI, - it Iha''. n, PS'' 'I'so' ,l,' liciutips n%ovp nigt.I in lPi% 5p'.,,5 bedroom. 3 balI, founh%hpd home Ha'. e','!Vl'rr'd h,Iclapn (p,'.Ital "1' .,".l ' ,i'.1 171 "CS,' sa0rs r -,. . 0'. ,.,athe' Snil ill '.tt 1755 SalfI,.'. 54 'ta,mslea ral ,, 59 fond ' on-t 4 yl ai,' - v .- sam 377 pr7 4111 lIlt fPspyrI Pu elf' 9'ia, s*.ee's Ill 41'Oi jpj a 'S. 'a sri'! VrPocIi Al A"i , I'' '"'PS f, .5 li4i5f lP5 ,4, er JJJ4j - I4,.',e't'pa,i I 3 *tlt Sal,,? t*drn.'.-t's I SanlInla I a,IiJ5p# - SI you havr itt tPslId,en, cc Pea,e She horn, to.S ts.'.iino"sa I lull t'.rssI', liv mao ,i m'..n3 ,,'.,lm pIeS t i,as ,fj room elI, triplace $14 COO f'Cl '(Is ------- Il, Jfld' ho Autos For Sli" I Ill l'M l501 i" '5i ' 544 5 Pci? Pne,rs'ti SCHOOL., glades I I), r're,is lma". $r5 WCs'Vadar'. I'itP't Io Lilal year Mutt be ci po'lwtced, Oed.m',d and So". datnpnSal W'rl?p P 0 Otis TI' Maillarad, or 1.11 411 'H. 111 I'll 15154741 Is t HAS I M,)R I: 5 1154 ,,10n' you're meeIr.Q fiSA ('ri'5'lr piling tine Pscii'a'e'. and ca'".-" ,t..'r' mont'. 5tlI-rt good p'cjCtS Call (.44 XVS ' Al ae. ,'sr4 .pp.$'P; ' TI'i H.i4 *SPtdii a .'ca'ClI, sa.,i SAMILY SARGAIls P415'S SICTIO54 'I'll is d-l"ee'pd it adi,I,onal If VS P.Cmtj sitt.f area A5.tr?,%pIi tiStliC r45 1St I't,riOl 'S cOPICQ!a$ i5.r •f!S -':-. t)J'jflhi, PtO(JT 'tlJ 1hJtiM3 eIlJ'ritltJ:;c 1-I, Ia'iI'.i ;u;i Months1, iuIi/ Motorryrl., nn acoo,ers 111 CENTRAL SLORIC3A (SIRISTIA'. (11 75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LIrICS Minimum ' ••.i _._..,-.,a . .....*'it '__----.--\r__o,--\__ __c_- It ' i.ii I c, , 'tr a,'. 'i '' ''3 0.-a 4 ,,4, I',' ,,p .1 .ii I s lion JutI I'5 j,'. '.P.,' i 'Pit I t,rstrPom "monO man%,'. Salon. Sansord rla,a Sanfcwd Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. i"" by At S.en,orn - -. 1..aII, *11, i-n.m a'.allmt,l. I,. oat as 2nd baIt, ISo-ida room and ll f%fa.lIiiull5 ? ,rnalI.if,S I.? hYn IOt'aSiilPISI5 •o'iuIpI'.,d 5 4i' Ci,Sll'. I.'t 1 PW'5P's Oeassiy Ope,a?cw tarn SItS) a *rrt more Apply in person Ii, 5',a Alag at Jacl and Jp'mros Peas•, 1 he Longer Your Ad RunS The LESS it COStS Per Line Per Day. bIt., Comgal.n' ait. "at Cr-s as CointlI '" l' $ i PSaiIrett and l.til'..fl h,Ip *aIpd Apply In pen'!' aPlPr 4 C' " '0 Orlando IIC.P4 and IAYLA ".COM PI55 V.c D,",'radan!s a-, .vDo bnd em it. (aS y •., r ci, voo ans*e or *r??pr d4wentri - Female Help Wanted 14 '' on NOTICE IV PLIULI,AT ION ¶0 54A54CY u.iAaLL V. !.(uA5. ho-'.' Moo AS&OCIAICN a cc" rv"a'.on organce-c mad •.a$!'; p'5Uan' 'c II', III of It., un 'e r - On r,cikt•n I'sSiUslPI I 115 il.ppp be,i,onm 7', MItts ar,P, %151f' eIP, 5MriSIltl i$e'.i an! I,'.' a'5I d".-'ai3 lO'r". S q'ri si Si,., I.'..li. *".l 5.L 54,,a li-rIt 5 fl...5,.i WIPdCHr'TiR IIOMUS S SA54SC'IIt' Aor ç 's 541 'CAGE ia'c COJ!1. II'15r-sl I i0V 54&54C'. L,AAL,& 55iSEs.aAa, vOic ARE s4 ER tRy NQlrIEt) Rarais .ces 0' lane lubape' It au °.ca or ;j4u'rF-,3, b.,.t r-i.t Seminole A NO 72.45 154 TP4 tsr. Deltijo- lDwriV.T tSp p,( p5 5..Ctson .s Townap,.; ,, t.wlI' Ran;e 74 (a.' arid pa'tI, lIt Ranpr'4 (as! iS*ni, Situ" 5455. a4 Sr-c!sov' ii lp*i*P.m; :1 Vs.,-.:, 55p5ip11 ipt "a m So.".a 74 (as all ;,sra In see'. is.pq,, Soomr-', 'Pasfiul ',J'p rs o-iral t-f b4$rnrere; F epØ$ raDII DvhIp, 5m 3.'"Pi -4 75 V.rt' UOCS'f" ".,nc, fu''P' D,ic'beC as scailc'e-s CDmmI"Csl'lC a! trip PE co-n,' 0 (as SIC fpt' II'.I'i, P.prlP,..$t.rl, 5 it,,-,p os. s.jtn . sips.; the P4o-iP.C1'tVSFn D0JTi41L, c'f SerhDlt is P'1pI4t arP. Ii C'a?w"s *,si Outrace D'II S.' Ser to "a. 'rue port p4 t>P' o' IPrs I(uIlp*ifa it*n"f,fC •t hit WEeP OICPa.r-pPC L'ra IPOLtiC m.1,1, Cs.scr'p'son m,s.. 544i o..pes ,g C i's I irl!antC pI 35014 see" i • ilmeni, 54p'-It)S0S.1-', IP,,SaC, 551%' IC 5'!' 55 the porn' 0' tain'ter5 cos.s's'inc p4 Poor" '?WnC. SOC d,ivees aptarohmat,', IS i.cret mo', (V d's!anc, 0' 154 05- 5.0' 'C a pont , IP..s.C, £ . THE HEARING *11 be held in "a, c'S IfS 'H 5e04 it a pot ft.en:. S 55 Orv'ees I' i a C'S 54511 asiamon'. Sp..n;s lo'eOa on Tuesday. AupuS' I 5472 Ott.", p4 1211 '0' a car' - car as soon iys.t.."r- as a's 3C II'' wet' lint 01 Par 5-i,- a.g D''e°, "en:, 1s o.0-es-s - r C aeon; o-rs'.tlt at whit. !me ntI'pt'ed oa"s.s icr and P0a'flS' ISIS "' *tt' irit p1 Pio,r so-rags tre on.ng chVe 111 be S*a'd arid a's'.":. p4 14141 sea' ,t, a poe,' tn action sasen !herec os PS o-'o-e,s 'H 55 TPmI P.p'ocP teas Dee"' pO1Pd ,, dsiani, 0 1214 as •' s in ,,-'.., V'ree 3I pt,I.0 places 0i!P,,ri trit goon' t'S t,,gnreora; o 0,'.fl 7D CIVIL CASE 54AIIO54AL i,tcits,lS P5..'lrn f'r a'.lt,,,ie.vi 5%,'rl,ra Needed ImmPdIISI, 57 sS 14 it' per PaIvr Mobil, 14c'm. p5ei'r today's FUNNY' _______________________ £i4,on -- otc . t, ,,' (tgatr5.,e may qu1Iii '.Pu to start at ttll rtp Apgi'y at pItt p's c4 I tttru 4 times S tPtru 2C times 21 times -- - 1" ".Y' Direct Phone Line' T Wan! Ad' 1 F - -- - r - - S,'-aet Ci'.j FEDERAL S Alumlnum Siding lnstMier Men 83 -- '!t'.5 arP etci!b'. -- ',0mmC,rIaI pIptIl ' ant plumbers it, wcvh Irs Sir's,.,, Iw Oelardc. arpa Call 17) %t INFORMATION TO ALL CIEDITONI AlsO PIN s As MI os sos NAVIWO DIMAP4OS *0*55411 SAID ESTATE C'. S IS pIpe, Me, hank, W,)4NT AD THE BORN LOSER -.._-. t 5l,t' lad,, U 5(hIni%I5 ALL UN I IL NiVN T STAR (OR CANCEL AD E 5T DVI' - Pd I I'd tPQv rpd 'C Omens C' claims 01'I'aI'dI 4(t. s'e. cv Pc!I'er of YOU. I5'aS Pvt loans! Pi'$P$ c's 01*1 PIA V. N 005541 .. t-Ojni5 JaQ* of Srnr,c.1,Covn! ice •n it. c" '*'. at t.ts NOTICE OS Sssteirr' SAl Ps.vsp p4 sad Cou" a' iI'I5 $. (I?* nso'i OSda r s '.1I, ( 5 GIVE54 ISa.! irom it.. ¶.m• 0 Its. Sri' CwbL.calci' '- u c' 'Saa' c,"lasri 55'r5 c' tI' tiII sotac. Twp COCaF.S 04 p.: (ç,J!eOn ISsued 0v 04 mo ,,nc' cL.em 0' demand II'Iii Is..' ' of its. Small C Immi Cot,1 c'S Vail I!.'. ,np pi ci'r,s S.mnoSe a(aO1?5. rI0. Øa a Wa. pot' CHit i3d',tI 04 II'S r.no.r It !.? Ciammn! and 554115 Is. iwo-ri to b, )-d 0 .'t'-StalC A tciz. Iri tia.' cenan ems, 'I'• cimemIri' P.,, aoe5! cv •S'Drre, and .ccomeaanpc b, a iFIInG P. l"'I•lPC Wali,r . t.o" oci;a aeo so.' cii'- cv de'a'.t Rt'b..' .5 too'. PaaIritI1. .' 's.c is. '.rte.prani wta'." a psad wf,' MATIE 5Mi1N taPotori s.ai o.i'.pr.o to m as A •dm,nisPratrlI '.,-.0 $pm.nc,lp COun't t5'$'t I P.aV ip'. upon It.. $o!lOweng Gl*'tssa 55 o.ceaa.'l b."O cii.'ee '°°' '.lAM I CCS& (7 m,', ;eS"ii.IIi"t oesc',te as •e.isiaw.i LSQIJ IRE OS sMOsdamob.I.sa'.urV.aocv'?aO S'(54STROM. OAtHS i Mc'SsTOSI' 'sss vIh NC A4M.a'13 lao II'S uI'0,rIDnPd as S'erft p5 Stca'-.o. Its,, Iant ' :: Sr-nc's, Coun' rIo-.da will Ii oc au on it.. 't. cas o Ju!. Pos$ Ofl.c, Sot 1130 Sanfo-ø Slo.-sm 3"l c's'pr 'cv sai. mac s,ii , .. r I'QI'Pi' IaedOPe Ii.' CIII' lobeS;' A"ce-np,i So- Ad- :' 3 IC arit ano a:F 5s15!.nQ IpiI'j • iI's jp,• Seminole 0€ C ori wf't'I o c..ri?5 Coi'r'nc'usp on sansore. ______________________________ WOT,CE OF ACTION ''°"° "ap apows 0.srbPd StAlE O FLCNICIA 'C) scare.1 HARRY 55 P45054 fla' sac ta's ci tar'a mad, te Nps.øen, unsr. Sri' 0 sm's', "as 'r--s pi AAVIA s. tee-on R'i'O,4.-S LjriIr,*,' Jo,.n [ S'It YD • ea;s of 'o -, $I'prWl f'Sc II's! a So' 5omI. OU'5. r I'j' rn It,, Carcu 24 1472 PubliV Juis _____________________ wantpd P 5S% cii 10' Appt In 5at'cSori Ici Itahama Iaa I LobtIpr Plot's', 7501 Srpn, t. A'.. SATURDAY C:00 AM. to 1 NOON .4 t% C.vmPy ii,i C.wnst. S','d. Sr Sale __________________ - -- - Houses ror 1st Icys 1 £d.rd ,,•,,, , in fls. MaIeHelp Wanted MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 AM. to S: P.M C 5,4 of C ICCufl Cou't P IIIPfS 1(041 OPI't CJP's. Pubifis. Jo's. 4 Jv 5s 10. l. 1472 hamS ,. tie grsnne. a - tw Ja3e trip S'li.a.1 La'-, 01 5 55 t o EC'tiCCOMh' •I'OISa.'*, i' UP. e n i paI of SI's Ci'iu'. Coin, $,m,,,,p Corn', S so-ida in accOrdanCe *115 "at prpati(Vst 0' Sat S,C'ltsO,jt Siric't Calts.'un or MrC;'wn 5PC1O C. * 5!atssIiI Like Lucid stas an enthusiastic s,.SO6 Sio'-'aa S?s'u'ii 14$? ,,, •c 5 P,0I £ WIR'* enusugh sr c'orrirncsn to Interest 72 l4jct Sr tis nest friend's future P0 551 it 37 a 35 thotig! Ct a ti l7Tise1' - 'is t.sietzms' He became k for t't' Uuiug. ad• b 13 ocr ' Calhoun Hours 1çI"een"a ,h0.c ,aI C,rc!. on •n Legal Notice t 'inlordHe'r.'iPcJ s'S �- - T he Sa.rø ot ?.'O-bi&y, Jty 17. 1972 most Our LI Special b **--i ,: -:",L *zwtlbcw rr Ij .e: ;' i White Sale ever'. Every reduced. Prints, sheet IN stripes, colors. Most are - & - - - -imam cs'us'tiil tsIstit sit s-s.nips'flflnn Four iaisiis' art, tin tags tninlght, 'h,tIn.a,t tak.' .n tIp. I,.l.tir '\tt.*'ri' a'n ft..' Smn,fuqrI (f,t-). - - - :.., Is W -11 t_ : 1_~_7r:_ _ - - : - - • - - - & . . r . - . i: ;-.-', _____ jJ. - r . - - ,, - - • Is l,t%IIY IAYIA)II llrrsl,l Sp.ittu F.41110r - - - 3 '1 I Reg. - •. - - • ••'•- • : -' • 7b '$ t: .!'•: . -- f , - -- * #,-- i- i- - .t:'i .; w 4 mu * Jp ,4.• h'w2lot • ft, t's 0. '' eminole, -. 0 I '? 'k /(r. oak -I U 411111, 4K I 't - . :: T , - - __ - Nos ,-1-.' L ' .- - ": "a c ..J ' Si) 2 1 - ii- Now 7.27 ' 14 - - __ _i - - - . - __Y. .___-__ - I _ __~ 'tV . slated ol tonight at the h4'nuin,th' I .21111 IA .1i12C park on uI( 419 tse.it Five l'olnt_s S.-rnanaalt-s ili-knilina; l)autrt,t 2 (1hsIiuhisouu •mri pitteti .mi:,ssttst t t Uiv • L fturs in it quarterfinal Kanie in (btArui2Ail-Mirtnurn imint t;nt-ne tune is 7:30 p rn Scminotes reprt'scntiitivi's, who WOfl the district and stent on to St i\'te last ear, still again tie manameu1 lay JtrTy MeCalvin anti coacheil tj% Jiin tiinru heuvils- in amy sut-t-t'ss the Su'tiuinssle matlit iiiisht inJsu in Alt.m nna.ntu' 'tries lirin-,' I t tisil it itt; Shit-t.u'lf IA'iiitt flu' 2 7 emr this S rc s' ,- t 1:' evv , y t*-Cve; Duy tttbI ire 'f'; 14 'sl'i, (riot I'ra--ui-n l-.'r't totule,, Mike Waihistu-iht .mnsit m silt t isr m. ii p,ilt 0 i chvrs who (fill .to great deal tit . - Pnn.Prst percale Fashion colors, prints, and stripes. T*ri SZC tI r4b )? 3P9 Now Pt.,1 .--, i 4 P9 0 3 16 T11111 III IS a tin a t lbs sf irhun rust n, isnst lb. Us it do i ntt-s in tonis,ht S i suit Amimisna, tia. Isisi. r bitti r sin So iiasntsht ti on art I ntis s b. 1st mitt from Sul tint; in Jun I'nlilhmfli in Alt imont. 55 mttinaast (rum S ottia s in I. sea Itt rrs amnd 'aliki Arid. rs'na (runs I'4innmna, I urnitit r in 0 turniria I), th. (i'm it turn. s 'atiku I ukt Itottt r in Dodge Altamonta- put lb.- trio of SIt-sr 97 *I-- 2 - ° . ;, _YX 'C '~ l).'si I utol (us ', - V SPECIAL! Ready made SPECIAL! Terry j/!; antique satin araperies fI cotton towels in solids or stripes. it 4 - i II II ifri \ t! ~ .1 I I : "A' ts, . 's54,, 2 for $1 . ' 11 Ila'nnv liransur;. Scott Mi( hint Kurt Store) aruil (t-rut- Iiiistmsaari _ I , '. '5, 5'.. 4. ?.a.-'S 'S ¶.i '.1 t'siC.i ''.st• n'-.t't; 1 r.!L! ttU, cam 144"x14' SA- S - . i. •i• I - ' '= "4w :, ,.- , IT-* . ' • -- _( 5- -- --tie 5- - - r: r - --s:' -;i-- . k_ 1 11 .-- - • ., - '- •... r - - - '? '', --" --- - t - ...~.2. - ic'.. ; L7ks.i. --- - 4 , F -' ' _ - - 3 ':-ii.- _s ' -4m '- - - .-__ •' - _,': .- s-' - _. -- - 5 - c _ ' - - - - - %..4 - -- . - - - -- -'- 5- - - - -- -. tl~ -- - ,-- * - -- -- _.-.-- -- - - -- • - - . - -- - - - - -- - - • •_ - - :-.--' -- - . * a ______________ - a Stars and tusk at his dislxmol If a top hurler in time setruinole i' league this past JrI Simmons, wnso posted it IZ-4-i - = -a I Mon. Sat. - Ia r - - :' - - "ii: 'at i'i IN t trii • -., I' ,-,.- i- r .- ' - ' -- - a ;_,ska-tI..sU cueh 5,i ,t: tsupp "-s '-rt's'ttt-r' ' "k. 'at.'u -'his T suits of ti-ne nutnIcan I mskita.ilt tsssoautttar ia)s it! at e lr miti- hese net-aLa 'eseto' i- nt L ;nes,tple :. :miLagan•.,, '' •- ' -... I{upp, 70. ss,as n.uratl Satan-las tit the position Ls u urks 0 uI. i - hit- a hon_s ho i.4 sisIrts pni)rnue(ef _4!• - • -- - .I - Itus thing Miniaphisi I i-'tttuutt .amutf (lit' nut:: (hi:'.. ' tO5t ''-'-' lurm.tiuuuuuuuuu ' Sitit's' 'm) a i::t_,st. -.- - - __________ i '- a.rr a nt. r arlen ii he "xttiitu'tt tIc live Sns n tu'• nt mit -w"nt in n no s 1-1 fri iiflfl fl Ii' fl flfluIii5 T'ie - am.' is itnpped utter ieu.n A'i 4tl tI h i 'ht 'ifl 'dP which ippites m1tr mes.'n ii15111(1 " 550' .isi'I1 i4i "1 In hi I a-iss'tterr fir-i t Nuirrh apenert with u -iatk trial :novil sn WM-rin(t rn Bar-I P ii' i Itnatie Cdvun utu'pflttiiSOfl 1111021d.!c1 - I ) foot tti , "r the ertltelderi head o iuuflt ?:wne anti men. Larry Brqwn Inert -a nude to cit teph.!n3flfl with the W ' - iii ahir'i ran. Wtik. :ss rn Thea mflui lint Bruwn uaadett the SMut '&ttCmr ippeti i iir.git! -up the rnautile' icnnng . a 4t-4j fl tiW thUI thI 1flI Uflt re rnn Kd -' - - ' - (tI _________ -- - - Ii All liv tOUMLlinent first to Ix,ginning Aug. I In Leesburg. ((;Lt ry Ta)' br Pliol ii s- d luring 0 stunt sh ke tii tile old naitic tit tits Slvitiphi% property, ttst L'itis, mlua ted at 12,50') ct'ntcst to ti huh, tIme a'Iuti If still itost be tiut' 1 5'tt' %% lilt lIme Initials st.ssiiitag Is Itiui.'t'.', Arkansas aumi 'afi t3i1)$)i the it inn'm ,,f Its' r,itt.st sums lull Itarri-ti it West Miss,. ithuti tatti urged lit his i-sitry (hut (ii.' franchise ;mssUliiC ' reglonal aslIect in it." k-l-t- 1 - ruuiasuas '4 i'uulLIhis faub the .%I t%. :e f the Cassetterru-thutstaip putting runner's )fl ,erund anti tnaru itlinilt t .o u-t'i.r -scored KdUa it s551e41. MultI.'4 tasseLerts s U tJi'? .me run maui.' an the faith and t too was -result ul an er-rot 'slike Masses aa .i -. - '!iV i: '-rr-- r ___________________ tera ago. the Casaritaerr' iLar struack aut eight md walk.'-ti fly.' mhal.' Allowing may w laL's. Pacmg the asvttaerr it. '-ac - were Swpnenson, L.arr Brawn and °ar-tca.r dl ( wfluuu - #iant two :o - four and Payne -who mas wu .n- five. ,mnvu1ed ii play true tough L'eLanti .unv1I; twriurrow auglit it a io ,:ua a, O- - - '-Jul in '-.- tt1 - ___________ a 0 a a V a 3 a TUCKER" S IR Font') & Garden Center M a Full Line of Fanious P U R I N A C H 0 1I S & - . 1 • 0 5- Come See Our Store! aN iiU t.";t.''t1:tz1t nn!et1 -Huh 1' :sa Swett.'r 1 s'rt merit fl(-!,ugh -, U FIt , hockey and :as.'t'rtr:;'ut likely get tbe starting nod Zayre 'a are i uti*t nor itilt) 14 V lti'f f 4 'fi I ;inmIe n s'ntar v Thk.' -Vetri h '•'ier" v ms in iatbng he inst the 1-: scrnss thanka '.0 Bran 1eiina orn te line anmng louai.' town the rtgfttttetd in.' . ant St.'pflenson a smgte p 'tie •e cuLag Chunat u- i v The tingle -t i,eul 'ao. aiow',d u 'uts -anti anatlstltt u'i -. -in.' earned run. Hi.s nvaI, Stephenson rntght ri two i ruins. tCI. Kiuualt -was -i LaeJe 5tepfletiion -4113 ie;ir't r-'un a:ntng 1, --walking t'ao and itI mntv - ,th his aa*t ut -with its i.wing inly four hats. Pitching is he :flaole Its tnt 1P'e decrahng tallt.'i came an start since tearing a few ten. iecuntl -alien another error - urns an 113 .'g ii the North.,s--ed the wa.':r dgewaler ta iuuth AA-Star .sine thr-' __________ . - :- -- - - - -- - Huapp said he sianjhtl -c uNIXIM only to Futku:mt uia.mke:tItipai1thttung seaMan, figures to be mimost blunt on wait-thing ti-se opening szimnr tonight since he'll insure than tmcrrou cvrr,tria. loss •- 5a-i• lines Funky scud that Rupp -itt! now e aturgeti wi th rnrmg sum persenriel J5 -1 general :run.aarr Rtapp had Leen at Kenaamky E I'volile i,oilth 111W4111ALIVII M Ill I i la'l I to niiitit of hut' Suiuifiwd lIa's'nuoutismii I ).'iaartiitt'iit -------------------------------------------------------place trophy In the men's softball league Itoy l.isk presenis the and Italy I (inlgt'-i of It and I) Ittxtftng (111(1 tilt' st't'Oltd I)1LtC(' trol)hV to D o ll Harvey of Lake Monroe 11111 The men's league cotiiplett'd L)luiY last week and these two tennis will rei) resen( Sanford II the still-district record for unbeaten Ziayre's this 9 - 1, Rupp retired at Kent,jck) t: i, . •/fl I - - tr'et owrj down '.l&tt'r i - - - ------ )fl .- •_- -, , -- ' ------- - - - rut '",• - '- the iterry iane Ahich saw the ': Wi'? - cm.' up -atth a )- Itctuar W-rter smn1en -ihule 4.t.ununt.' ' appty;r.g a 1-2 toss a) the Thu. ,j wjr iutf;t rtaelterrv crew iow •noYs atf ,i,amt' :ead .', S iii Need Iii $ ssinneron ga,nef needed, 11 set for 6 P111 unh1W'st1uste?s'k1 .n.ter1,n Psr;irnnisun iv*'nms. (f .Vo'*t Larri Brnwn mit Thea to .'mt t1uriat 2stcheat . z-s:a.' Friday uit uw teverti the v.'urng in the r:une• - -- ---- - - - w-arwj inly -iii. fl _I a - After içti' Fdew.ite'r ti'e standtna(s 'tad C. sIterry -it 1 1-4 -anti F4gew -iter a ualt-game (h.tj -AlL5) - 12-4 mars ... sat -ituiat rtver1en1 E itrdayi iet:on taeIi a(et .' 14A I RI) slides into second with double for the Ki'sirnmee • - 'sdtiI)fl(i1s. [turd iolleited three hits in hrs team s • -4 stn over ()cala Citrus F ridav night. I- our games are on tap tonight. including three tn S iflfOr(j. Itoth the Sanford Nationals and the Sanford ( ontir,entab pIa tonight Gary Taylor Photo - •• -••.._• 4 - - _0116 .' • - -- I - - - - ',___,- i'()I) . - . --4 - ' i" • .-. _ . - -- - -1 4 F ' itseLrr1 Ig1nn ut 'ur s .i m, off sç,it iii enh.mnrcd v.'r • *.ent tespIte i ipilt ri a trnms ;air o( '1,' a4ht uv Fnd..y I saseiLerry rtnpe oIteul an 1 1-1 .jum, !e'e.mt at the 'sand3 si i 1W uter Letnn utthn (or the same pIa'nf' '' - ' - -. . -, b / - h" f'1th unit in. an the il*lh. ,1h0 (i"ulai ii' 'lflh Pla1 offs R 1fF XX V (1 sH Herasd iprirt.. hr it-er -- A ,-' .•-_-- - In - . 'i-' p' - 1. - _-, , -. e.' --- - I - -• __ ' ' / r'a ii hi' iiltnm if he fourth 1 at iC isram.. v,wed tw'u n - , • / - hi' laul tiurti'i{ umi' l(sscimm.. 1iimp.wl -4h4'.l1 J1 an he tn iile fls'.tta f he tiNt tbt if.' n t he ulinnm ii he W ,rir 'rum. n 1 0' t) at 1 • rnutrth iuit - ' -.ut.i 'mu.' i- Ihin -uric ruin .vtth Casselberry - ., I.- - iL r'r'j _. .- - - ~. 11 I.- - =~Z__________ - - -, - . - . Z_ Torn Storey is the manager - -f 1 o h. pIM. it fl l'ri'ø Th. (i-aLj !i'sirn itar.d the ..uVfli' iith ainly itni' ptsiyør; lii. 0 • mu ip ii hi' ,ini' rn..sr.sli( h.'ir r. - ' ,t4, JCPenney pH- with tw'i -- rin hcomer ;"rlororl i 01,-^. 'o-tirlAment flntod ,4a ~iee hold ;n 5- , ft' - . si I .- - ' Cbr ii - - •i 'i ,tr- , c4r - '- - -- - - / . . the Sennuinole l'oriy National A - Sanford Plaza -• - __ r:- Victor Illair. IL'alvin Want anti l4,%unils) Varisini l'urafs-s naunued lo flie team irsi-lutIe (iytiru Ik'umsley, Samni Jacksiari Ni-ui (;olden and \It'rt,o Vinsru Alternates aire h)enni-a -\ts.'H arid John Wilson I .rsrat It'll ttar Oviedui league biittiraa it ith his 516 average is bicb included ii i gain.' tilttiriat striask. ()fhm-r fill) stick,'rs suer.' ltlammr ' s,anue still mat-ct the &-mnaaruil'- Siat1oiial tonniorrow night 6 iha Iujseu- ut list first gaines will tuiect on iliursat.-, evening with 11w winner • Face toeIb 3 for $1 Wash ciotr, 4 for $1 The values are here every day. 10 AM to 9 PM - - '- . ii~j~R i up against M k 13 .1 (pst,, 4 ,~,. :-w1__. _"_i_'t '.J._..... J Tunight's gaine, a 7i30 It :i, Bath s i ze A Whit., gr.n, gold or melon. .' 'ill; %1kc gman,u'i u4 - .:.' md .s hrim.' run ne1 lii. .i.in haul u r,lulr if uung'i , - , . '.-, 01 miii I)rtst - ' . -.k .- . - - 0 : r'Pw't, - - - - ;_ .":-,!t- - (?niolm-s .ini' jsm!nrtI by ruuates * 41 -%. y ,i.• ti l N Y Subtle luster rayon-ace-tat, blend .% ,j --. • - '. I )utI a Outs I hut u s.sst ma (son in list % mrs (mann mrnmen( 1k sims fbi st1irtmr a ntan(mLlikr for (hi (is at thi tm sin I mst a sr intl siu'titit I.e oil the saute spit this ss-ir IIi's (miii the Cumrtlinasl ti-aria Fritris fbi' Tst iris, winners of the (hW(lIi loop, conies Kip 1.nkt' .1urs- ails" hiatt (is-" plaiya'r' on tin, ta'im;na s.s(b lull I'rice, .it 467, lis- onzsi Vinson at 460 Arua'nic'an League counterparts Mike Itussell, Ned Itairses, Starrett .11 471. hlenson ait 46ti • will be in action elsewhere as Wade ltotts ;mnri ,Iiiva I.&'t'p in loon mt 413 and t)uda amt named front that are.m Area Pony IA'aague tournament 55 inner of tonight's gaunt.' play gets underway. Maurui*istrn if Orbualu put The American Le.sgue All- Tony ('.mct-mumpuoti, Sfes.' Lmng iiaiit iflUt's into the tourney ,Stirs s- ill Lu- at Auduton I'ark in anil Hot lbmrktt (lit (lau ft-.muui I us; roast night ,ut tInOrlando for a 7:30 p rn -ontest. sshiik' Mike Lasts anti Jiiiu It.sinil (tell ugaiiisf tb. wittner of tilt51 .ist Imitil - I-.t Winter I'ark I-'los d Perry will manage he if llsghal.snit 'a1m-uui'ri:al I ;.,rhn : Anut-tican league tars shale r- aa'I ut tb. is-a Earl Leftwich si- ill serve ass 1: c-oah f)inuui Petkr ts I' , , Lusi'uess riusnager of the ts'amu (iauisen to represent till, j Aui.a- rican League arm' ( r (;o'aghenour, Jeff WeIkm-r (,eorge Mahonc, Loninui' i 1 • Peeler, Jeff llodge, l-s.-atb ;1 I Ha Lout Stephen I) F ra ol' ' 4 , And ''t und-rsu -av at (1 j -. ' - Stop on it Lisbon' bath iii Thick plush under foot at a 10*, low price. 7 p.c s i.&t tIC)n LsU' r.ji awl c(ivvr Latex back CuuuinaIc v.th I I?.tiofl tmtti to,irl I - - , ;:~_ Rsiu,*h (,rstg Allen. he nln ' ' , John I.arner. Hill Murdock and I - - - **,,i,, - ) 16964 I in - $1 '-. ''9" 1 *ft* I - -- $10 - *1 . .t -. •_• 5 ~, ~ Zk:-Saw -b-- - . II. lisiini Is ;su rh ips lb. km t si_airs II. nssin his lit n fbi till, pitt hi r iii fist (Is it do IA ma,ut fist fits' si irs nannina hIs tilsiss. .1 sifts flirt. lists in his I ist (tart a "slim s 'turin; flit sa icon intl is' r iii S irsitanil II silimtk for 'su rs sus in;nini,s sin flu riusnaul liii ifhi' r ri turin s ira 'alika ' 1. zs',t iir.# for . lnuhle. F-Wti't arn. Md t'.Ir -!)'i' prit. t t%v6.fs)n 4.!sIe Rally 1%Rti'Y ' the winning pitcher ,with rti,f frrwn f il ly .'r x r In'tr. snriuui,nr - I four , - ' Now 3 97 Nw 2 for 2L7 ii has (;ruir;t SViilumrii ('umrta'r mu larak St.irretf alsirig with c., Iht'rsson and Jacobs of 11am' -'- $ a ', ' Mike Mhn*nn fir.1 (Sf 'he (eii nnu-1 Rs,rh "tsr ursi trs(sng utt s ..itt.'r Iii' r.tirmwl hi' ' •n .n he fu's'd aath y this utrake asut r-iiit.s -, M.•u.unotts' #i'tt fiiiir '.i •.r hi'Orrnnnul Amer u'in Aj . tiIs' )( ALA ( 111(1 S fir '5t li,tit1iti I ig Wa'av.r 'rm afr i fruil setonti haseui n I)ig Kuhn wails to hack him up The (tcala trarn 1if to tin hissimmea' rition,iIs 7 IF rtd.iy night in the o ning game of the I )istrict I'. I' lori(Ia LIttle Major La'ague baseball tournament In the other opening night tilt, the ( )rmond Ileach Americans topped Tavarr 9:1 ( ;i r'. Ta -- tar f 1 hoto laisali sttrr •J;mti;ie li.mrty inotind efforts, fivurt-s too 9vt lilt mIfl 0 e Ss-ruaur.ole IlaseLull L&.igue's Nationaml All-Stars will be on the sidelines observing the cornpetition tonight while their - ',. * - - V'' Mik,- iii's-i tt''iii lAoiIisl tss.mt - I e runi (iss;It, rr riiun,lntit fbi \ht.irsint.' mutt 1it ii .. 1-., '--.1 I is ieilu t'ntr, ius.u,i.ma:eul by I I.ur ry (uuhi aitril 'sun- heil by , V_)1Yetlt-. , C• •. and \I,srs- nm.' in the tm'anhi lournusrwtst SV,iIIsleall laurli-it -i no-hitter ;ul 11w (h-ietlts te.suii eh.itsspuiiis. tI 1st ins. .anit silt that •ituii his sather . lon - Vj% -. •' •- ;4r -' - 19 ip - -' Ii Englaild, iI*mm.sl , .. _ prttuthtcuttecutthtImk: P 0fl y aIS I. I y ufll i the 72.'.'um tAqrrmi'nt ,u,,.,u,l, ctsp..4 (iriI;, (,trq ,4 ttw (,rmsand R.';i.-h "4J f. - \lt.ini'ints hilamrr tin the filth S Now 3 17 Now) f o r 2 irss pfujm4 u;.uy nsiht , "1 - - . ., r , , Nli Kviuiv. Ila% lit Hill awl Hoili Prosser te im this ir but (lie all-stir effor t of last season 5:Y%t.jl •- - . .. I 11.11 it lo 111.1til. till, tcalil LiNt The Stnunose Alm-it irs stilt Lt led L, 545(1 at rat mutt rs (if (list Jak Prosser outfit siho sit r tin (hi ill star learn 1-ust }L it iongsiood Sibtfst mitt is fbI I ua 'alaitnis it stats Tun Raines, postir hitter suith i (it Rottima Robunsain anti Jay rust louts this p.sst St assort Johnson suho ronfrituted a S5ithruss ,antl Anihrson itch kid amu,ht durmns' fbi st ison s,re it dt.mI not oni) to 1k J uk ,; ~4 o ~ N ~ AwfibRaw fl4 nnfar4 Arr.rfr,n hstjn r).-,i' 'i'ul.. ttnnAI*u ,t 4 pm li t ' r 1-1,ft~ 1 A headon collision of ti,ilo arva dirt itt ii thi .1 ii Ii l5 ros r sponsor-ed 1ika '4 irs It IITi to tht ta urn tith in thit St niunok 1.itttt Lu ai,ut -intl itlali at mon laurets Ii) t'ukmni, ha Are i 2 temu tournimtnt in On undo IA1 :t:' '- ;.i 7 L: ,, i: , :,. E-11t."b 1, i6 Now I ji it, It i"cci An £ 99 Pitr.,. sai.es F.; 2 tjcj '...iiil"7--i ,-fI - -~ __ * mioztn Poil,tster fillotto pillowi What a bargain _ 1111 yr sr. I.Ieepsn9 c.csmto'l' t• '- si.."~__ ~_ 388 or 51 Nøt4tdi' .0 is i't Meet'07~%- --i- - vied o 0 " -: '. - • - ! ' In AlImStar Tourney - U Now 2Ior 1.6.4 q; t s..: t.'oL ie•; £ V ",; 16 : i'*i ;i; E Y4 . )tD M1. $•. 3 Dc 'wri.s -- -------- v - 3' Penn.Prest percale fashion COlOn. 2f -.--•--. 2 :.cj . - S 2 i..zi- 'a' D- EjhL,a,_,j, Now - - 'I 13 pm .in ' - . - --- n- - 1(1 irs I is hit I 'hotu .a a-: - 3: - :" Arf e41. s , Use our convenient LAYAWAY PLAN! ': Penn-Pr,t wtIe perca l e ( r s into third h.0 i (5AN I of thi' kIc'Intlw' r\,thinn.iI' ' i tit.t ( Iii tnh i' I hi' ii M iki tinder tht' t.ig of ( ) tl.; it rti' I hit ii l,,i tIn' I )istrict I V liusrula i ti. Kissitume' Nationals won th gaun' 7-4 as I iitl i iii'tiI I ft \l ijot I et gitt' l),ISI't)5%ll 10111 Oil tilt iii i'ot titit ii I \ l's 1.99 iS ': I • - , ;.t I - - - Special 210r15 1 Ti-u' tss,rnnrrai'nt runs thrns,h S it'sruluiy Tnirnn.rrrra night - ii rrneand Arn#risin • 'u'ii -i FIvher ,t 4 p n it P The Kt,1mmi', '4'fl'n, ,ticin,uk uvlmrfl rstf lt ft-i' IIMlv i-Tilt Jmfj4anAl ut 4 - ' j ; 7 ------ E.,-b:.:i: 'in ,s,ttJs' 9s- . - SALE... limited time. 14 an pm 1u' I-n.,sr iitr,i' ti'p .'rh r,iaht tti -i.k until FridAy r.!If •,. i,q1,'s'. : it,r,rtq it 6 p m t Ft M.11esn th. - (i white muslin sheets - n ,.. •_ Qr - • " ,.' - '*' .. - . • -11 Limited Time Only! .. ,. .. 40 - 1 Ii 'uii ' - •\urr, - ir in tilt rut W.t4Ir$. F,.lrI iuhii W (i W ,r.-I fbi' r'-'r' rn ptny '-ru'-h nib,? in p sr ,, 4 . easy- care. Nationwide ' - i -.s,.,,,,,f,,I hiastisru sits' u- tim, trinlittit flu' I)ItrU-t IV I-h.'rrh:i titus' l,'siijw' hanci'hsnhl tsiiir ri,itp,rnl ,,invi' irts. it . iii tI-ti. it, .',r,frrvl unit ,n in tk ash, It'.- .nf'.r'l ',iti'.nnl 1up ,uhl-ctsrr ii.'-.-t (,rr.vrtaira'l in thr P UI t.iu'I" rut It Møhl",n I'rurk Iii tP, 4 p sit Pt %1c'lh'.n, 11.-i' (fi ,itsi ilighifirlil 0.., Mt,ndt, 1i'/ t,nfircJ Hnril rhc. 2 Sanford Teams Play Tonight colorful * LL Tourney District In --- -;- S HEALTH PRODUCTS I1urinj Chows and h.trina Health }rsxIus Cs in stock. •1. We will stock any Purina puduu2t • you desire, W.0 Look forward to the pleasure of serving you, Vue ttas- e at good Line of - N N N 201 N. Emit • N 3fl 1235 _______________________ %U 0 0 %0% : North of First FtJtrj I ~ __________ ___ -----I �E.---'t Uintr) MnnWi. Ju$s ARM AND THE MAN - Didn 't Have Fastest Car .7 1! C_~1)1'11' As - V __ ~_ -, ~ I ~ ~-, - -,,, .%J _;~ ~_ :, i Leonard L _...4* Had To Wait For His 4:; Chance '' iriumijlt at Elkhart Lake dt•nl'. krn 11± Gilition SIC. guartl ral. lit- los: sit, am. Ili the uim and his s&iot tar seeon uuro-piai.t All Auto. lLiirtn Writer ia}.011' toc pmver ROtfl down accident land was tiospitalMed it ivnff boosted his seasons US first year of Grand Prix Saturday. He was patti Setf nod place went to Mill 01r, pri .lr. tin ia4 strtrt Hv Fn?..1rd had t1t of rritira mnne intj1 It SIM.2fill, ti, on competition. He drives ! Minter in is Firettrd, third tt :rir,wi, all ator4 that not d,di.: t.as It. other weekeni; artiit. the McLareri 'i tuft Hill (.ullint in a Javelin. 1,uniird flk"rd iflti the lead Ctiemnit.i.drivsn r..lt lip tastes: car ii Sanday's z. McR.ae of Neu Gr'ithatt Rnbb F:rnerst. F'uttipalcli, the Bra Hamo Stott. the Keokuk, ?ø1.mik' ntet f or !ndanapotts. and went oil If. Win hand1I over Allison won if W'.mlk TlItt fir zilinr suit. bent .larlitr Stewart Land won the weekend's West Iowa. veteran Leat Roger cap. t-,t, he type eari a: Mictu9nr Inter- Wufl I)aI nb.acl in an STP_- Qrnni !zitinnai cars of the ,.iCK. - wart lj five rcands w purse. 5000 race McCluskey to the fmi.th line t itioI Lola, wtX. Kenyor. ronun lit Nationiti ,tscot'Iatrnn Fa Stock Grand Form lot IUI'd the tin' ItritistHut Pa krrt h - cotilil fsh third and Sarnm Session, Car Aut:- Iticlni a: Trenton FOrThUb ç at Elkhart Lake, Wu.. McRae *Lcxit one second in a-inmn a 0-n.u1e facefor stoct cfirs itt tin' race and that war what he fourti. Let 1t4flZXUUtl. 1. rookie J H: mart speed was 114,0.11 FIllip;. whi. drives a Lotar won the first heat and was ranthe t. S ALto C'luL at the ti. h. mit to c1t.-hopini far z lilt of wa fifth ?r..p.t. HaLt isaac war second ,nu•up to winner Skip Barber in nri rut now ha.. a can oval. tuck uloni the was. Tht- cart war Stopped twice Ili it l)ndgc, Itirhard PetIt third or; his campaign In win 11w' the second heat McCluskei. w heeling a Ht. En! It wilt tear than twc for n tiitod of more than; at hour jr it Pivmoutt,. Pred Irsuxen world drtvini 111k that Stewart Sam Pise placed second Plymouth. was the nnl 'trivet tnik, tit go Me Kenvan. anntlt- and it half The firs: red flag fourth It a Chevrolet and C:ii ul, it wiu Fitt,- over-nil and collected warhorse racer. War. kdini 11ev. whet. Merit' Hettenhaus.en (;ordilm III it. ill a Fort; Warren Tape took lii fuW. in the same lap with Stoti . ikt" Usirtt triurupt of flw 0! rk*e I the finish Third placr onardb almost 4. bit. Mw- 7Tttttd mit ar tiiuminun It ar Alksrn:'r Isfu tr*umnt rnihtn leaiStcwaJIj_Irt0r! America's Thin.'-Arn series tm int L Bait T, 1TtflT tr, A l 11w tnt.'. rw'i 4-" -Anu'riram- Pct flevsor ot driviru i !1ustaflt to am eJI' rWce I It! See ~ W IY'fl.f 'j. cuts] 'New Twist' At Tulladepv r.i . to-) '-;r ir , w 1: .XDeCtrC tj inten%1t th' 'Ofl)'UUOT Wort JullaWgiii 50, roars of! Jim Matxiixu- 1131 L'118tona Motor predwa% startm' lint, a: 1 p.m.. unc1n' u!tLS £ The fourtt annual i4taiii even: nw tflt nuimrw - 64-milt AIM tinvaA lib the fiches NASCAI. C,ram tona rvtflt let: at , the 197. Wmst Cup urn an *t40 i -14 posted U. Jul, rnOiit\ Mitt. leathnL c±rive of eat f1 vel, .jrnberti ap of the l8i4a; batth will receivt SIOC Tht 197 .fl.adeita 51vnl 1tt spruir Wmstoi 5Gpaid SIM Lc t.td f and hoti rvenL prcu' .,;~ . '~'~ ~ "k,. -,;, .,. ~.I- ", o~ ç4' - Lot- blankx far the Augw. F M$-mlle" art 'urcnti ."114 nutiteti Li t wtrulwiUt list (1f elAltjlf cornp'tlU3r!. Th . 11 . -m - 1. I ~ --4 . ..:, . -j, , 11, ~ ' -k ` . -I I ~"-,-,~ ~* .._. . 4T • " - ' I .i.._, _; . L__ --- - Er' - '_,-,._ - • - '' ') - . P '- '- • v' il " P - . :.. . "5 - -- . - . -W - '- - 1 I "• '' -. - .- - -. - - '. .ip. ' ' ' .. -• _, aF I ' - .'. - -.E.?( " P 'VI \, ., t '...._- I i : s_ Juu.'-uI, _ ,'Horses __ _ I Brown Looking 'Super ' Condolences ' inc:i tie new: of tin' cit-till. lii. iztitr.i,h- Juniut Colseit. I t. It.' ."-,' '- t''Ii:u I..:; t• • cast . - I A ..L' .xaUt' tti.-t,mt emmtrs, uigutil ivama.tied - s 'Luivir. amid i-out-met! Us .1w Mittlus. bid U It-pt-md Leistri' Cim.ummpwfii statism tonight at the '!. S.nminmole Lean. --I. Lithe Leagut part 'it Iilt 411' itt-ar F,v, Points .'- 'iitt'ii and Malta: piinte the Seminole stairs It' the nd !)Istrmel title! a t'si: .11:.. mu.c lutet several nit-mi.' ' ins' '.e.r unit rt'turrmlr;a in `V4 to,', ','t-t- it Its' Sexmiirsule' LitU. Leagu' to.: "I' 5U m5e:e tin' 1st-IC at. till 419 wimtcl; boaSts of it: Z-it S ',$t Tle' 1w'.-, zelrrud uddt'ci te' last yeme' - itt - ,t,,i,,,i' t* Att.j, It") Arid -hl knuna it war MeCalvirt and Misthis win did Lie' dire. ---- S F{AV 1 S'ER U KES ill' ,:,' tt,'mi ti.l 1:151 l.e'Itsii' the' c's em. ',mrt to awnsi: They aim inn- - ' ' t__ Atlantis 38 4C 452 14 Suit Fruetst'iici 311 50 4= 11 V 31 57 - . '-" ..' _,,,rt': - - , ' - ' - r -- 'liu' muustukcist aiim. (belt it at Its.' target iwute-ail of rt,all% tIse'. tiiu.' tlit' ball t- tittl U) tIumie'tt 1i.'.i fur It. tie ,:i't 'I'test s wIt', a ..•. .'iit ud Ui. 'uJic:t' Likuns. whet • unclothed .okt'j' 3tssttc :,;it b, iii'! ct-lit U! alt stw.'.ctl ;.itt: all, mmu,sc-'d tu ttst' t- s9it ! quick. teat 3mm. H jigilit tii.st situ are tiniwimi;' a Inn' iit't Leis the' lot's of butti; I,.,5 1.. lii,' lz,ri'øI !'•lott churl lil t, ut till twlrdmuiwuisothu eft .. uim,ibusr '1 Ioet'i wl.t're well I. tilt rugld 'I'trut tail laippeiss whit-n: uu utuua - -at I.'. ¶ iu,:.tt'i'd of the' ball Sat..' ,s teti curret-t 'oLin self .'.tt tn'1'ir; jitfliifl list bull iii atssig 't.u: feet "''," oft oily r-thvsuc it; f-, -' - ','. -- .' ' I , ' 'P '- \ ..•.. - - - ________ ___________ \ç --- too will It-el Lou opt-mi at thsriugit i.uur kIt lout is pulled I-mat-It tit- aimed left of tie- Isalt You'll get UM'iI It it amid w te'ni .% till do ,s uu'bl hit Li lot n.ui V striiight iituutt ' HI e-i'P(S ' r.mp r rink beard Ill pal1 tips tny lit. boc*-. "Shawtn Strokes - 'Ti, ye' -- - -- Fovp,.i Curs.n9 Wnifn NT -, . . your eupy s':- 'ents fur pcteye arid handling. , '-..",t- .i..,tc P 1; i' 411N 5..p' About said ii, pius care " r', I.asm t 4- SunUa' 's Itt'ukts n-, Houston 1st gaima'. lt innings ç'hi.'ai;t , AUan%M 3 Cmutmimamt' 4, St Louis i F rjsmtrmsvn 11). Plitta' d.'lptu.. ',".. \'un- i. Suimi !.Pst't l-.us Atutt'se-s 4. MIIt*trtlil Munthi'. a Games Cinunruit Smipsufi 5-31 at ('hit-ago Reurchel 3-2i Sctsueke 3.-i. Atlaimilt l'itiatiutgh %A milker ti-S. N St Louis Gibruim SL-Ss at Houston. ItuLee'rt.s 11-4). ft, (Ml) guntwssctwtluled 1 is.-adaa Games Atlanlii at Pitliurs9., N (iticinruiti 151 hut-aSh. St Louis at Houston, N,-%& York at Las Angeles, N I'uttabturgl. , 7 at -- ,., ii,... mi-v, -- - ',,i' 1 • , ,' ', - '. - ,, 37 41 :14 41. nr' r 474 •• - . 41 i: - s :it. 4. 31 42 3ff ',-, I;iinsai. CIt% 41 41 .W, ' I ',-iilifoniw 3 4 35 41i rp nu Last '.'rar and enri' tim' seasrn Rud had outctandirsi. firure a hat Mostimportant war that aithoug?' he had tx take strikes U- help C.ampf. - In' still strlke nut vex'. lIttle A Sto' change it. his Stant'vbat-I. fr-art 11w- plaIt anti wait fir the ball I set- the haL better lbs wir in fartti secin I has helped, he lint stw.alt says Rud; Wit. battini -III. Uir-ou Ma' this seasoz and had Its for thret ctutch-tuttxni. per 4" p 4! 1T meaning leacW! mar, Camps Camwineru, • I' Lamp. gets- or. I trays Is gmvt turn, a chance U steal if he UAL, nit before' it gum' he can &ieii or lilt catcher (r pitcher, I Novi Li gmvt turn. a chance Ii rut.' arid 'i.' I have in u.kt twt strikes I uui.. twe strikes ' 'I' I Itiki ii pitt-I-- and its a strike. I give hum-, a chance U. e-,, . Monday's (dimes California burlier 2-] at hteturi u'tus .-3 t. Tit Uhsmriul Hurien 2-1 I at Mb wesuket Stephensun 2-2:, n; bdItullmurt' tiotisun 10-11 - a' bar and delivers, -A clutcI. hfl'lnig per-Icr e ttttt!.1i ' ' Hand - . n Cbiittatiti Iire*die l(-7 a' trust Loud 15-G 1, 11 (flils' galls": st-hedle,'ti 'luesdar's Games Clrvt'Isensd ill Kasrisas (tilt twoniii9i! Iiuiltiiuiurt' a' 'lt'i.iit, I: Chicago lit Detroit, r. Oakland at Milwaukee, It Minnesota lit New York to iht!titi .i t i ekro Perfect Fo r I' 0 Mid. Bob Aflard Posts Win In Public Links Golf . - - illicit Icer.' in the Nntie.nni I at,it IN, liii ,ti&i'ie'i I inulg ..- ;u.r-iaur ibtll ","it or.U All, Nt)ANAP(iI.If - :t 1hM turnt d c-ut U' Ile the Yount: A llure ,, or, a career it professional gaL' ChCr On that hole, Allard chipped Anti well he matht after i'irunz s. pressure.pstckecl 16.hIJII the [tall dead on lint' with the p1aoff Sunda it; tin- 4711. an- iron; about &t yards and holed fluid Nistioruif Pubia Links Golf nut tin putt from four feel That put tutu two strokes ahead 8nd 'lournanient .-sear.'oid toll sane 'team out of Schultz Allure. Th. two players wound up the World. chilengirci the tight fair. wasyr and hard greens at Cofft regulation 72 holes Snturda a 72-hal,- record for Gui! C:oux-se- Sursda and cam. tied a: tilt Public Links &iw&e wilt a orw-avt'r-pur Their closest rival at the end His. opponent. Rick St-haIti,, of the 72 holes was another -year -old Uniter-sits a' 1;'.;;.r : icr I an L.i nt: L'm-uska. i'oller fran (Pill.?;; plated wt,l despilt lii. i1iUt,i lieut but slipped If a 74 as to e4 holes and botredus. ' .,, - • f ,I'Id'' • t tie' TOO HOT Cool Your Bedroom WIT Electric 1""J"&Z" ZtP,I'IAI. lyitip,. HEATING INC e ilOLD 0 •'1"%i " ,c '-' •'•,.,'•,v , ' (VU1Y MONDAY 830 P.M. , II'. flAt 111)4K 'it''.' baled i' sic s ,sms'ithie'r ituict single mmiii St f . 11 ilelitercil it ithi IsIs gatmue''wsisnirig lv.,t riss, single' (,Iumrstiein..el isleitit the ehnjlale lillu-hi risnoer strntrgy ,s,'.'e. .ift,'rv.arits, Crandall shurttgge'cl it off, s,i Iiis,i, 'it it inked pretty ittwwi, hit's isif I his.''.'. - porilt 'i'i titer W114,11 s .s'r s' hut, s,,i'ms' hot .I,I v.1,.',, itU'fl' nit, nhs'rr i's t.ai;I'. tie Mutt teuks-.' hit-v. I- s inet I et ci p1;i ci,' - ', 'lIt.' tuusebusli ltrcv.- e'rs were slut k sin one sit their cold sinus Son(ia'. TI'. muM's III ..t.t i:.imiui's int'lii.ting u I-i) tv.nhnilt.'i ,ut lit.' luemuil,'. of ('niufoircia''. lli.ts Ma: ill tl.' first i'islm.s' of thu ,h,.tiI;l.'hwaili'r it is Ititit the see .e1 u'am1e' it as ;slst, I -41 iii ('alt' .'' F SOUTHERN TITLE MATCH TAURUS IAIRLD FROM THE IUILDIHG WOODS--ZODIAC SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH bay, CURTIS COLT MII.1 JONNNV - 5KAHAM " IOMNNV IS*APPLIIJ KASE 100,1 WALKER a TILLET MISS VI 01(5 WEBSTER & SLADER MIDGET WRESTLERS W.. WilS.. WsL$w vi. - -- - '-w r,,,r uI-Iel r,-' F V P'__• of.?, ,,IIt met-out relief -' . .,,, '. I. it ' - kA1MS b ii'iti,'n'' ,r .,,,, t I 'I-,, ah,l" it." Or iole; k tsr,' king c.fI I hit ago fUttst I act. tersi Atirphiro fta'i rigises tJtmtItPrI b'.rit torts, givinof rook,.' Itll Slaytaerk oil ti-p c,ff,.,'.,' P,' r.""'t"'I It, ti..' ,' ',' ' Slut yh.sc- k s' uttlererl five bile liii- hill fir it eta jar league shi.! 'flit C-11trii P,rer,.r was his liii.sritt Ilt,lrit't,r.-, ti t hue frmarth. If -1 "Y'5 /J 'A uf_:11 AGENCY //rr!ri? (Jta,i'/ •O: -; .l;_ ,u'.r , 15* E Commorritf -a -'- ; 014112-57421 _____________________ - ,'rst' f,i,'ivai's tutor as Milwaukee Save 2()% onour err . 'Fri' polyester cord tire Sa -le l356 ..'.' ',.' %"' '-' I DAmr1 reys truck tire and grab the big say.ings. 495 9 - :c a '.,,' .a.:rinnsi% jijiit . Jut; '.uI,'.VAUKF;F. - Al' ('nit.ert said he played the -..'st III presure golf of his life in v'.tsag has second sic-tory in s'v.'n :,'.'s on IN, pro tout, but tb' (;r,'att'r Mmlwoukce Open nearI: lasted ore' hole Vol) hug S"'., for the 31-year-ok! i-Lsro.-.iri day Colbert was 14 under par for the meet and nursing mu iv...'.0-ok.' lead when he Loge) ell II..' 72nd hiok, Then be waIf-itt'.] '.tndi'r heart-stopping tension ittak t:harging Gt't.rgc JtJhnL'.',n iii'] steady thud AiIm, the filial twosoruw, each barely trussed birdies ittuchu would have forced d suddcn'dtrsuth playoff. Colbert's final 69 on the par 71 'I ripob (ioU Club course earned his $Z,000 with a 13-under total of 271. Johnson, who had shared the s'urid and third rra,irci it-wis with. Cohlert, bashed a stroke belural along with AUiri. Grier Jones and Chuck Courtis.') the l".urtiw>' 64 Sunday t.t;rmwuisent's [teat single round, but it was Johnson, one of seven Isairns Or) flue tout, who .4.-.t.rt!it'd the c-rowe-lot 13,) with, ii siurt-tacul.., il.ab.'.e_ ',..t,',. r '-"- Peg. ioo - st) 845 tb.) If. III Tubeless i.' l' it li a '4 3.1 95 ,',o , - - If Is I l.. - -- - - - " 4395 "iiiJ .crsv.r,s "._"e'.c-.',"t.' -.ivsit,p'.,'.' Sue prices effective lhru Saturd.i, eotvr 'njni' .,'llsr'4i,2 I,ltiSli 513 "clst'trl'kI*lt O1'V 4fos'$94 1=111 VV 1988 2788 i.'' - ::' - 2388 2988 - 'lune Up Ser".'i-e Sate Fed, t t14 33119 11111111111111 I Tube type Tin. six. I I I - ' 'a .,!-"''.'- ~ 0 1 0 . i't.4 w"uvi on ttw ".1:5.'! \\ - 'l.ti : c.' Special Order - ' -, ',' '- (' f-. 34 is '.'t Other custom wheels avaIlable at Our everyday low price. JCPenney auto center The values here every day. are Sanford Plaza li 0 ' ~~ ~4__. - Al s, stt-t-1 disc .Sfluet% tsUc og ,,: .t-j .lusl cater for the fast 'a mean laos High p'.slisIcttJ. chrome platod ht',i , .1, sIt-i' rossis pitting 14 it 6 inCh IllS) 5,50 was CO.". UNO I.s, 0 010 11H Vol, P555 IDILfY 71 1411 IQ I -11111111 "DIFUT77 - '.1 , ,-, ..f ' to, s,'' is, It,.' Al 'A.'.t his', its',,, 'lii.' A's gust himor i-uris frolri .1''' 1001 pinel Mike' Fljste'tni to 1011141a . "rotor talik early frail ..'.e'r liii' '.,r,kee's muriel we're' tilie' 101 tI,' 'Iii? ,Jt.hni 1:1114 , I.'. .nijn, h''.,rs''r lit lP. lotIons, of the flOtthi Oakland e'otnpfrtesl a sweep III Its. Va lli . Ia'ttoil ntuiinof its t,asr-gnimui' series sit New \'i,rk isriui .ip.'ned ii 7°,-gnum.e' t.iine.l Its or,.. ',i,iie Ie',e'i r,vc'r - TONIGHT Ii;,t,,4 Sale tio'191111 Captures Milwaukee %%-twit tit, piviied a perfect &:umt savrss ns.a.uu itryir • It scott gr,t th'sa ue' otter - Brewer Rally Nips Angels '' ""u" "1 Colbert - of COLAItOO - - f,dp,a1. f-t.'.tj,', 8 AM to 9 PM - .; r-r'i.,i, ',)m's "nrc.o rIfl n 9'.o c"ancl iCr ri (nicago', flrit r ,nn-.'4 ,n the ie'.-hr.'aker .' ., as 'I'. titis seor!P'r" yrpe-t fl ')e £jJ))9 flrc'- 5,,1 ,5 - 0 ,iI ' The Pent-'. U' 00 (ATn. X 1 an Ff10 Iletrcan'P'i "A"i'fifl crngl. in the 411th mnning 'tAI*ñ hit ., ,r.tt P'.nr'n. run. then dmit.Ieql ,rd 44'61'04 again so (,rc"lnr.i,'u • 1r.ir ' f'ai,c l',ehlnd .1fielf Riihre. 4' ''4'Lag -.' i flfrwy 'was their ciiih s!raw,l'1 s'ctIng their (rant-r;,rcnte it '04,1 to ,t.4 higgeit at 90 bill Peykr,er ripped • '-e'.-r i,-' rile it, highlight n ".ssr c- in -' inning ,,not fu'.n eit'nri .lt.rd i'it-fl hits tO ;.ad f'. ',..f '.4e.ntre;01 ;1 H'S-' ni 'or,' -. is i'L'JMbiPdG WALL ',rn 'sircg ,'tftrr tifli.1.' T"liltt'ti '*.; wielkeil inctcntii'ni.hty lii Ii.i'i lii. ltsqr' c, iir.i, it liars wuq ,,i t ,,,nIt.' rls'h,t wrist with 1'. raL IC Ltd I" te-fi:,.. '1 he' Pirootto lt ,r- orri I flair ',evmts,el runs nfl }tre,t. tfl'i I)c.s '#/,hi'.n in the ?re'ur'Pc *1.e'ni Al (shier eIngle't and e' "ted "n Slut geli s rlret,tslø SH'n,o.Il It,.,, 'trilled a t.411 thtn'eum.thi tie Aitrco infi.ldcri toe of run-c' 1.1' 11111 single - l(W ICitgmp' grand Anti ttiui,. ("Irrl \4,srli a44.4 a three.rin shot nPran"ise'ri u',rer tars-tipfl 'ices Jack said His it miu,tt-ht-,i the ,'ocmrsue t,'i',O',I, flu' '. e,4 . ,'t ,'s-'r ) "r' trots-i I nave (.mi,st., 'hn rustled it rIr,wr, after gi':ng s, a single to MAY 'rhutrr*Irsg create I.',' nitr4ars ,err'i Koasman aruvl f,ann' Fri. sella helped San 1$4'O hreu II. ¶Nl?P) butt runs in the e',e,tth Inning not car, I,iagm'. 601`00ed Nitow Vr4k • " '/ /'. I 3-2 Scores EMMMM I £I cU..U'T,o,.,,. .• ''' . F our of time eigh t uuUsrithIt.. Neu 'tori Mets laid or. March. tUSICt are now with oth ii ClUbS (nit of their new flier baopens It he' Will,, Mat's ••'••I• liii,. I tra -' rum Generat trick; • TOLLIsCi, Otml(' A;-' Itighttunsdt-r Jut' Nit-kr. Will Just it, surprised us anyone cia.-- _________ _________________ . "' _ Iec:I:, it ills the cinisitle It isimmiple "-" Aliarci from Portland Or,arid a for'nn'-r Oregon Stat. Un, %'ersit player. mttsc had four oOitCYi lot the dii but he' ais. "urckd thret birdies includins. .N - 1 lie' l'lr nli'i Ii, il.grtnr.. ','I' r '. ",,le; fochihc.rw.i wIth the bl;, if e;e"pil cirni mcii wills flint 'I $et t.ets f lit( sot lie. • 'flip c,a t,,et wac 11ml 7 7 wIpers Willie fti.r ieii nperc'rl the Mill Inning o. liii it ts nik Star geil tiC eti it, I liii 'I it P.. - , :,ngisiiler, r ifi.'ci it cIs•.rp ileigle ttr'e,itP, the infield ' " I! car. t-s' base. thet it tsevunies Ruci ,ju t, it fIt. (it am: W5} I can -- c1rs tAifltiflj,whatever, to tn' ii get . 'lbll, i'i, olci kihl.'.I two lurch Fc'i urn' thing, lice' Fast leaden I' Ifielmic i IP 5 Ion 1154' u.,e,rceI pine e New ','o k Mcli, it icc i..t n 7-1 ete'e-iiinn to the Sari I )irit'' I 'nun eq F',,r orc..the't Auras fls'e lice's etn.i;qsol ti giulin's I''luhtwl (iii. Ircnnti ,it tile West iiIt.'t the' it,'.ls bent thin St T',is r.;ruIi,isslu I 1 ' F neil flhserlciinig PW h, fr 'itf lot fli t, winning tiers In the se.-nrwi grr.., pp,. p;. r cle's a If) i.'t-i with ire 'ir..err.c'i rip,', In the ftq! I,',-"hut $hen ,isa'i that tal inrrr.avi. c,rritjln,.,li',,', "If speed Awl ploytog -s'ir litsiki lie' ,-., tb.ir -- it, P -aiiue' Intuit in the heittnmiu of liii' l-101111 inning Theilrs'wi'rs frozen i's-en' I miii I tie) it I.: t.il,'sitt'tl : miumig Jnhmmn:- Mufor at-hum was lion' ('h'ari) it let .inil liter equalled t; ;full su,s Manusg,'r 11th ('randall till, lit in.' of the mos tt e cut ing used lit-, (fill pinch rummisc.' r for a uiuiustws in the lum'.t,rs ,.1 this pinch flintier mmn.'. i' 'l'iie disable' liiu'hi rtuiumivr ;iflt'ieflh tournament . Nitklaus miud,' ups, si•shot delu- it and at strategy paid otl-ht'ipt1 conb> ILou so' St tott's one ..cI.ialls .'..t....k '.,14-ral;l tv.,s.numi singk'.-sis blue Brewers Tr,".'ino, the lhirdround leader I h'kd a chili stint train a rallied for it 2-I victory arid it t4ilit of tin' doubleheader trap at the 17th for a en gr.','nFist".'. i:t'r.' inn the Muierteanu p;ir fit'.' th,sI sat i'd his title I ..'.,gs,t' SIiiHt,sS , (hmklaiiti rapit he It it lus.ke'd like it it as slip. led New York 5-2, Detroit shut Dint: iv. '.' g:sn.cas ('it)' 2.0. lioston 892-yard. par 71 links Ton: Jacklmn, the young Emitit'. tripped Minne' oth 6-1, icrisis Then the man it Iuo tails him. listunan "tin held both the U.S. self "Super Mci" paid this trit.uarat British Open ttties, was sit-fettled Cleveland 3-2 In 12 In. ott' to Nicklaus: 1 don't think I third at 80 Doug Sanders to. t:ungr and Baltimore downed It'.i I 8(t Id Ia. 'v-I - 'i 's, ,t1' I .ini in the same class as Jack tailed 21 for fourth plee, Brut- ('hit';iiiii 6-.1 in the rain.abtire&)0 - 131 ufaril f,411 tst-eIesi Petj l. c'Nicklaus can be beaten, ush Us der ('up star Brian Barn. vimiteti first itmume of a scheduled M,ieagemakoraGP 4 tough plo'. a' r- -. ssrnpIl because nobody can it-tn .'s s'..us nest with 283 and South doubleheader. The nightcap cord for strength scr,i ci.,rnbP,t, "' '.5113 wa s h e out, d him. all the time But to [teal Africa's Gary Player, it- inner of wide profile for bett"r n u' - ;n'.' In the National Lemugue, PiUs. you reall: have to play it-eli,'' evers major title in golf, m.i.t 2s.s burgh swept it doubleheader Trevino said, for suith place . Bhackwahi lub.less from llnustonu, 3-2 in bolts "There was no one in the field Tire size Replaces Peg. Fed, ii Sale P who could honestly sa: he was g.smm's, Chicaszo dropped AtI378l3 C50I3 ¶ 81 ¶8 7,5 1516 l.itui 5-3. Cincinnati took St. in the sam.' class at Jack." I 700-13 C7813 2095 I 95 1676 lsuis 41, San Francisco tippet) Trevino said he hoped Nick700-14 21 95 C78'14 208 17 56 Phuluitit'iphii 10-7, San Diego it csild ct on to it in the st-'. 'r,tl i,, f.n-.'s ,intl spt't'i.il 735-14 E78-14 19 16 2395 2 24 tlrop;ws1 New York 7-3 mind IA)S Professional Golfers Associ• mitab lies ary inn store for the F78-14 775-14 2595 2 39 20 76 Angeles trimmcna'd Montreal 4-2. alit.:: Ct.,.tmnpionst-iip nest month G8-14 82514 2795 wrestling Ian.s who like in the 25 2236 Starter Lloyd Alien and reat Birmingham. Mich., the last imoitciws tonight at the Orlando P17814 855-14 2995 2 75 2396 iut'ver Hick Clark had lurnuted of tIn' Grand SLim tourneys. 560-15 1 73 2095 16.76 Sports Stiudiurn the' Brewers to just four huts in 82515 G78-15 'Then I'll be known not Just 2895 263 23.16 J.'lwnv Kusst' is one of the the nightcap wiuen pint-ti halter H78- 15 855-15 30 95 24.76 2 '1 ' as the British Open champion neitrommiers to the area smut It,'ru Theobalti opened the eighth ut as the man who stopped scene and he'll Ii' pitted .sgainist Whitewalls only 2 40 more p.' liii lflln'. it ills a single. lit-re Jot k front dc;n.z the bat or.'.' this Without trade- In, add $2 mrsto per try sounig Mi).' Grustmmun in one of It-ar,' Trevino said. "There's a the feature matches on the Crandall started working. i'snuh Runner Number One. kind of "mortality in that programnu"iVl,e.'n the first guy up in the .,lone," Zodiac are Tim Woods and Nicklaus had already won the nustcht-d against each other and inning ssngled.I didn't want to 1972 Masters arid U.S Open and this affair us assured of being use a pl.$)er we might nerd Lit-' needed the British chum' between only these two since en', Si) I sent in putt-her Skip Crandall cxpmonship and the PGA to Taurus is banned (rosin the i.ot'kw'nud,' .5(-hIt've the all-Lut-impossible sthdiumiu while the nmmteh is in pbiinedr list- situation cried for bunt streamprogress. Trevino picked up the win- A special c ha llenge match and luck Aucrliach delivered it. What's more, Auerbach beat it nit.' spay check of $14,300 with if has Don Curtis going against 72-bole' total of V8, six under another of the new (tiers, Ilutidy (list. And twit' couiies Pinch htitrisuer Numuntarr 1w-is, not for par his rounds were 71.771. ('alt. i', hut for lie_kit tet.l Nicklaus took second plate. In ;, tag train affair tin' sluti Au.'rLiu \ttilet nuit-n on first and ork :,rokc betur,d '.%'t!'. 71)72-71 ,.ittt I W,.l'nt't J,,io.i,s. ''1 'l'ulk't ate-' pain-c.) uig;smnst Mike second and ,his is oun-huinc'.' to "Ili the bali gammie,'' said Cs-ito' I rate my last round as Oft' Webster and Dick Slider I 1 midgets are ;sLso Included .L'ml}, "so I sacrifice a little ri the agenda with Wee Willie tp.'cd fit second ba se for ex. .t.,.t ci ¶oe 'p 1." 4' ICti Ii' t) *, CWilson meeting ('owb.:iy l.ouge'. perience by sending In Bob tt(" •'J 2 Another individual imaitch pits hIt-n.e to ran for Lockwood," Brock Davis followed with New Cargomaster Highway small troc' li't,(;rtlfin:sgainst Phil l{obley Engineered with a deep, wide Cat Irea," mat makes the big usisorunce 0' trjt' e Witt, krw" wtwt uk er,wW tuttinC performances - its lit SN %I 11 Ti lil\tt IN MUI RFlFl .11. 5-. ,il,in.I , AV , I &'e ic,''. pa.', I.li I ,it.I.l,nL ott-n' his sus'eo;ntt strusiLtit nbc: - in the Brutish Open tim)! (lusun. ti.rshup, .idmil' that his great ri'..il. Jack Nicklatus, is ;u better pLmyt_,r l winning the British till,' Saturtla:-, ire% in.' put an coilfor thus year--to Nicklaus' dream of capturiniz the first Grand SLim in modern golfsuit et'pinc all four tutajar profes. sicinal titles Trevino sur'. us .'d a charge Ls lb. 12.s'e;ar-aId N uekl.-sus in tin' , 4't.s..,...-... '.I",rf,,'lI'c f".' iill.,' ll )n' had "t I 'lit down lice Mn'itreni I 51114 $'; lb. ii F'ra nc'I,cc, Ilmali the I'hhla . 'frl1,tti Pitililci In-7 arch 910 (ill' flgI I 111, 4 'lipwopti tic-a At. Finally Unthawed 'Admits Jack Is 'Better' Mmlii' lot RutL it A 's man. Williams, and re- other Out Veteranwith' receiver ficitEit Sunda) bar the Toledo Mutt Rut-her collapsed front heat Hens just onedi.' af' the .-xtsausbur; while runnurim: list Detroit Tigers hanide'd bin. tit, utile but was revised arid d upalkuni' ;seared It, IA' in good shaisi' bitei' - '1 just casuist down with the }'tilh'Iptua Liultt' rookies, idea of pitching a good game,' with, I draft pick John Niekeo said after his, 2.-f) rice-rut Itt-use: pauu-ru: 2L1'arth. one rite-Pitt '.'ictory over the Tidetouchdown, Ucail 11s Wash- water Tides "1 never expected irigtur rookies Itt I iu,u''f,d,wn. ..niyttumu: like hen. I hope liii: to inn' si, it euntrulieti scm-au.- opens ittw people's eyes." ttUtjfV. Nsekrv laid just arrived it Arid La Angeles ltimnii a."..- 'jolt-do Sunday morning and c-uniter-s or: alienist s'i'ininmgett signed tar contract with, the In,against a unit of ruolur dekrsct- icr-national League Mud Hens era (turin List, San Diego Charg- tees than cnn' hour before In err Foe tue I-Units, Join. iSail- wuikt'd to tin' iuiounid ton, on the taxi squad tin' past His record with the Tigers two years. threw two touchdown wus2-withunER#. of 4.07 In 31 inirlinUts of work. Petsacs - ,'..? - "i' .r-' -. • , , 1 grousel Insilli itewit through like ,aid s they fill lilt the I'Inseti'q'' hlnnit.cn Manager Ha,r' Walk. .q 'Moon'.' Santc,itlsn till-i 1111111 tail .rc tie" n ,,.;'.r! niwl low,i, it's itnin' - a fcrmanc'es and ont game-win rung lit-bat Ilad explain rtutzrh.hittinj perlormanres whit-I. art mertr9b'. tlit At; th bull intu right field " fur . ,' t" t ._' i ' I ,,I : it / -' l 71', tIrmfiffool, Vol/ / - '•. 'Sup er Mex' Thid r what VOL get paid for Flu: I nFt thint i. s just as mmwrusn: it knot-i IT the ty*r rur or winrunu rut. it is fir jg Last tea m'. aterage fell off-- .tt' hut rim game w'innin anti rlutt-h.hlttinig per-for. rnimcw'r went up "M- I figure 1 had a better yea. st 'a as helpmi. tin team thar tin' '.ca Wore SPar, I hit - -r ut- er Twice By Fal - '-•" ' ,' ' i' - t " or rut.anti In U tinyt pitt-tied bat, over 11w- east bat huh. ' averagit - '- -.,. -. p the' !HfflC-Wiflflifl4 rur' 0' course e -thod'. wanthave a jaY' U; hit lug?' ' : axtimgwr it. tht. required eWht nutrutes Siiturdu' itesuits Mlrsmn'Mflu. 7. bustoc i twtrutt ti, F*triiii. Cut 3 tulilutuw 4, MIlwaukee 3 usiklemniti L. New 't'um'lt 2 iniltinmure (I, Chicago "it-velaind 7, 'texas. Ii Sund4.s- s Results U.klarsd New York , Calilonmw 1-1. Milwaukee t..etrott 2. PLnii.,mtr Cm ( bustt,i; U hliiltittsufli (I. Ctucugo innings, ruin, 2nd game, rain •lc.sn :. t-'.,'L.m.d I. ' Then w-en twi weekend trades TI,. Nev York Jets lath: cml Pets- lAutuuuns It l':itissdetptun Liutles for futurt conssderutiuru. In; tb. other' tk'al. ikitinsivi Ike Litasmter was otitsuneti Us the 1% li.'dakins from the utlaist! Patriuti. fur iii. undt:. :'lusetl draft pick ttt C t. z r. . r L a I. a.:flar. p imt-d , kin'i a trw- ijuiior caimi;. ant- a teani spokeanuir; said he'd be Oui t !'.s of Ui." t'.&.- rie.v The Patriots, went thruui:t. stilt physical evaluatwu. test., ill hot, humid weather at Amherst, k'Vt'm-i11 pittytirt fesin'ci If '-uzTm;u.lt tit*- nib. rut . 37t 'l-. 'l xilt huIurthi, Results l'itbbu! ill. Iloustot. 1 Atlaritsi 4, (:tu,csii:tI'tmthsclelpisu.'i. Sari Francisc, 4 Csrsrumnasti i. st Luui MiimiU "ol :1. L&': Amigeks. New York 7, bar, LIst-go 3 agut- . off ,-4-,--;, i' '-.''.u'..'..At" '"f .:i 'h.' ' 4 go-ahead rut or garne4ein rut, Ttia'i a pre-al u-pertnr sthtistic whit-i; La "t Publicl7tv. end "At iS i P.'. GI; I Wit I) 'itt-...ur di b iii ,ti4 HaIIIHIotC New Yuri 47 4 I 4 botot44 41) ,54 1' ('tiir'iil.tt' 42 31- .531a p. New Yoti' St l.oue. Ck'vclsi,d it 41 Montreal +i i j' Mitw1iuns-. PlitludeIplu, ,.Zi. Vt Ouklssrid Cimnitmuist 1: :;! Chmcumte Ilouslut; 41 31 ,55ij •ll 41' .h1I,. V. Memmsesuw tin Atijtelt'm - No i a' litttllsg list - Afli"rs'uti ati',tnaI i'ugue Aim !4 --Correctln9 Your - not - - titt I)it-tt - - ' League 11 Tiff- ASSOCIATED - _______ -- or i '.,, ....,. ........ .', ' ': aj Stand ngs - • tin 'eçutir fr! fielder icr the UIICI s t.J ul. year ii. Ire ttar-ti - Pa tci t t wa S ir 1971 hi had i runt hits Still. hardi a ,ppk a lb. tin'. area Ha 11w "es peopt. a-. gunnir ti take haLt' Of ?si. Lizkin halt of his up-against the--wall catches ir let fifiti anct'ver.i,akin'niottofwhstht mus l a nc oft ezt In - , 'Vt -' niavlor - ' _t.oksn For Repeat - - ' .".ktttisI "iiitct; ' .. It. IIC\ TIII)MAf 'hut It uuvz mitt-ui. w, nov. lb. r'M.ericlmj. otitLil, l.eg.cue .t.r'uiIe'tt Preis- Spurt.- Vt tiler t -aa,,'s tin(] the- d.;- tz it .,'uflm;s..t, llrawu-. said tar ti-sin prubsit.it' Ti.' I•'rlLiH' ue1511- stt'ppua u lot It 'nveraii'hsrv.-d 1w: it war IIVi'? lb. Weckemi around Lilt H. recititeci 1w pledite - wiser, important step P racism wi rull trissmru; twliip: a' the Nittiniwl LI,. ffljflt-j 1! h. duest I take it. and tin' %t firanteti it. weri iloirmi reiniethiiiii' ruzht i 'Lstl Leagu. arid fruit tie tier PIL't is a strtku and he is intmnruit it, p lsrnwr Ili tab iifl .i los phi'. thai' it, fm'., runnir;. I have U take it lii give wit of the Cmcirtrutt bengali, eurs wi could c'msmpeu- for an'. em-s. repeateci los- Iuni-atatnthri tics, religion uric tart; a chance IL make It to uact l'uul brawn said 1972 ctwrmmpionshmp edict that poli ''nuld in' it ch"Illplurtshill year Ileturrstrig vetey-itrir ;osrs.'ci sot-mi sssue hay, "in. ptat - u. Or tht- other hand. it helm Iii los- leant rme:ier ut tie- I3erad runup ii. our football but In' said tie , whe or. 1 I10.t3fi't flit-dit 1 i133UTUu wait. ruakirri urn ddiUor ''Trw Wiitiiirgtur, Otism- on: sunus , . , m 1 "H '.nKbi4 holeover tie public riuw that we'll lit- it I)asc is jr tsrctmot; year f. !!1- f.::;e' Iii' - said hrowm, biOfl title in. 1971 Ii; the old vote: a: citizens br wIns' yot. nlo. li h be ii, ti it liii urn u-mj ow hold -t 'licf:- intL our too;, halt- it. the right field Pu . Li,. ail A hit the - . noticed righ. awas Matbe -rCV01ve , a-Dune Cump~ " '. - I' - , a tIt. Ibo oUr' hunt batting in tin taitton of tu4 tax. innin4, put the rquiptisent ut tim baj: until thm last out a "ti bIll! thing, ilk.- crtrsiri4' bat). up against lb. lea' t 10. tatita but evitientis - theft is timi. Lean U. lit. n softball league' titut n no' tin auperslttwux. of a' Itp tt'itmzu involved it tiff It pIiIvOfln it. In. fi-'' ".1111f.., Hilt! npparentt tlmr wen- it stirf l tilt-% would wintk.'. cii'. otuimpwnstuj that ttp' tate trophies engraved f i.Iu term, If n' ti.. ae'- e' wit!. rove! (,u.'s wtiu: 'rnm put ?tse-t' It They% diW": win tie till. alit! I ei-at.LinC " "c war quits a bit of wrtivlt' puilmi' engraved plates off tritphi.' '.nw jt I %tht 5uspe'rStttI(fl55 pei's(fli ic tiuni. that . a' ti LII -' - the', obvintr tij ever% * ant sittlr4 it, 11w stands , t__iT .. nul;ars '" I__i' ,- - ' ---c "-,4. -- I . 1 litut. Supot!rstitiom F 0! rn:q=_- vcw rf leadug, 4i- ' "' '4' 'L. Noticed 'iltes lilt the Itiam'te'rc loll no.1 it it ni in lisp little Illill, q hnst'lmil tluil'i the' l'lttsitimr Itli j'l' tales liii' Pirate's tue1 lice hcorice tn'I.t stilt sintage 11" "I'll as t.'csiu in lie Natlonni I eague ,ni.l Sei3On bsr,e'eI it In their ,e,l'. nnibcge nin 10 Ballot hits '.t I,ictl.'.l tilt ''1,1.111 the 11111011 is, Ow hnr.l, .intifi.Isct II lht e'e' ii ive'i to ' , ti 1 ,14 fm---1t1"e'tri'rm't'th't cli'. nuts .11 w ith n $init 01 3-2 lilt, Aslt,' '.-ti't.'e is''. I''.'' ,,,,% , * I Ct-I'll *0 515110 ). " ' _. ;1k & stew.. because the'. 'rt . _;. r ".. Pre-En9roved Tophiet ' - L or. if, tcon:of Ftgu J-k.nn. , '.:i.c- HeruW racufl ptlotolzraphe,~ lindire, ti • u wel: it inotj east _, :- .. - ,' ' Li wo'i dt ' '' .- -' , -, art. It'. i;nmc.i IICWLh (opirt "irws t.r-vtrc IJAr j - 4 P*ik ptn1ti-r rin: rici off In. tictie? Thurust' LI -Thou?,. Augus; , and Lbo drive,naIling dowu 11w pveStirttow WI! 111.01M Luali'ruii, for tie cif troflt-rtflA bt1 :.1adegrit.01euntlfcr Uivpr-elin;mnr'. NASCM-.-II.th/-- 'lianti ,' road raet- will cuntima t1iruujIm Suturttin mornuir Tin 'wIn.6anithoned" 'Ilami butbt over 11sf tout-ndit road - ur'.f wil raar Lii. :st fastest qualifier' frcn bOlt L.iiz I'"f Ct-ant. Americar di isior Y /I upht u'7 dmisiuti Cc'-tettes. Mustangs Purwis rrbirds .iimvellns arid othe' CT-type cars art eligibi. rtui timt to tin hanat 2Otiu I p.m. &iturda AUIZUS Tts'. rict'1alliciegaS01wLl.startthe5(1 fa%testquidlitizt4 '-,srsrNnticnual entrie over list t'iotai a I .ni. 'iwmdn'. • , .-•.- Finally * Rudl Getting N_ 1 ' t.ttto '•i-4 '..--•' 0 ' itr's 501' -, ,h.. SI'rrlirt . ' " . __ - o Joe 44 0. 11~ - -. " ., 1' S " ' ' . .,?_ -- 1 . (' 'tmi grt.uV tivloiui:u it tit, ?. Lm Cu I Miljur event: '.t Ira P t'l(.0 t- tdttionu1b urnedmU suIte o list mor spectacular Il tie apart hobin AUij.ot of fltmrb IlurViowr. wtthstuoc.. ti i.iti riwap:- among six driver-n and out-maneuvered a Lani'lm will: I(rhartt Petty and Pert liamlitor U WI! I-u.s ttt 1*1 e.%r' , ' -,/ 'f,47- A I0 4 t /, ~, 4. .,i ;-/ 1uliII,,p 7o,o I, .:4 ..l•v_ I. 7 ~, JU1tVUIt, .t.' lVmli.. ctunget. 4 *:4 I -- .1ljt t 15151 eXti let U n I' Ii I'. Ito :w' ;4I - 4 . g 4 '. :.- .. . , Its K IN it A I'I'I )I'f III I ,St4IH'hi%le*l l'resi Sponli Wiltet' - We hit the hail and the'.' ought II,' sani ; ,c Mn' of the ' - OUT IN THE OPEN - - " 1Pm Smnifr,rel Hr'riild Bucs Use Home Field Well Astros . 4ash 64 '. by Gary Taylor ,!It "Jallaut-1, ,i, 5M ',, ...- 1 Ii- JUA)V . . 4'y~ l •" by Alan Mayor -. Mon.-Sat. I �48-The Sanford Herald - Monday, July i. ic Miss Linda Miss Designer Does About-Face n iico ):t,nri rroll rtra Strriind whose anti costumes Scaai kI!14 created for "Or a (lear l)a You Can Forever 1.I:RRJr PARIS tAPi In New Yk , Arnold Scaasi makes crnl madeto-nrdet clOtht.s .. I i But in at unuui Iurnatx't, he c1L)esuit make SfflSC. . . . j . - ho '. art madeIo-rder rlflth('s If you can afford them there' are certain aivantage'. VOU 71e". fit As nf next fa ll the Frielffelff the ones who dont care' to cross the Atlantic for a couture car snatch their own dress Seaasi off the rack Sto can Amer-ir..n'. at stores Including Marstui F'ietdi. and Saks Fifth ,A.'.'rnut, for 12flfl $. corn. pitt.' with that famous French worknusnthip Take m little' block sequin drrs. cj,'. Siai "It's total 1'. embroidered in hand and adorable sh'oIute What a great shape' Ever'.thing in his collection is bloc-I white or pink, or mui.tn m there.t because **I had to make' a statement. so I thought I might as well do it in color The' pink - which he dabble 1Tt(I shape or his palette - is a - .riipromis betwe-er shocking UyS Scaui, all aflutter over his maiden mini-collection of rerung dresses for nest win . - Designed in America. the (55es are produced under thi label of Maria Moutet. a chit boutique onthe Faubnurg Satn Honare "Its a very jennorni c,l situation because I oril'. use French fubr:cs gflvwa%. ta t4isifled Scout F:igtu years ago. Scaasi thie- proud poueunr Of the C'.(It' the Neiman Marcus B4 ward B4'.'.ard and three Gold Coast Fashion Awards - mounted re'adytr' wear but the urge to --- . . . ' . . -i If.- - .. tit: ma uve There are ni- panu There's nothing wrong with them Its AliNDb s just that you ran camouflage : -, ,--'.rl tt things tse-tter with it dre'is LabIlungs Shown here with two of his models. thi designer make4, e-ratinr. is a state cit mind. not a orth rnade'.to•nrde'r clothes in Ne-w 'inr$ Cu'. but in flarv. pair of pants and an old shirt. home of the harte couture he makes clothes read'.'u-wear %a yd. ' iv COUp In' women's lit, it, have a of woman t over Z. sophisAmong the wnmer, who have lot of unattriertivt women run tinted and wants to look more popped , at one time or isnother rang around FVCn flirt - including him attractive than she is She' can into his "salon on East slitt self - are sic-k of sweaters the home from it,. NriA to ge afford York (,It Street office, take it bath and change couture as the% come in beige and casual clothes, - he says "I She's not if kid who dashes out darmlo, ;ind salver sans Ill, tlL%'. L. It-cling people- v.diflt to it a bistm in blue- jeans a fitting sit twi. are Sophiai La' ixwii c liie- better that thsi". vi whatever she wears to the f mcii Dina Merrill Ar lena berm intsLan for a whale What fire' he says. Franc-ic Poll'. Ilerger. •J(fl) the') Want IS tddrCi5 oil DOES A HAND BILL tell about Mrs. Jones new baby? (tAinesville. anti Robert Fisher. Ornwindi Poach. Offwtatiniz at the verfrmon% were' this' tirlfe s father an.i cs'an.ccrvc £pocc ?' • , ' ........ t'tsltsi 11w'. Ui the A BROCHURE tell about the school and village board? Other facts Mrs. Frankel i.i.it, ones house may reveal about ones prrssmuslity are People who like wiglit. lieu arid colors. - oranges reds strung purples greens - are often bold. adventurous, at, generally happy people Blues and grit n&an. the middle risoge- p-e'ak of rooms-si. and t autuun Beige's. grays and mud3y pastels mna be used person wtw stays tiose to ibe La sic t%45 and pillows. chrome and glass tables, large deep stifas. hassocks, wine racks, built-in lights and lair hits speakers a nd teleptium-s in even ruinni iutctsr'n gimmicks 'Itur feitissit' visitors cookbooks, and so un For many women decorating a home is such a trsiuniatir rxPrrsencr the". IT;.". twci.rtie phy saralI ill if the - couch doesnt match the draperies A warm, happy house has a ht rd in (luhslit' - !'r points nut - JAI B i A e, its U L. '-s - L' Family f$irrmtint Born in hislrlo, Tu'nn ..%4r Taylor Is the grandson if .W and Mrs. Walter Wait, (Tot-knen Road, and Mm' Varner Wills, I-tot SprIngs, Y7 (; I-ia attended h.yrnan Hte: hooI and Ii .rnphurysd ,-j R.'srnia's Paint and (Ia'tss "e, The 'widIng will be an 'iant of J'ily 22, at 4 m tarden r.r.mony at the C,.n.',s born,of the br!degrrsewri fe :';; lit aille's intrumslsim'c',l lii.' to the ret s'RIng line sI I -' ret CIII I'm I-'or twr :.miuiu-sswuy isutfil, e Lilsie "iii's tell It plik sbotlhs i i,i. - l '.'.itI5 5 it it'k c lute' insert, s'iiul.issi'lnisml wilts i'; iduik soil i:rs't'n flowers, sit flu,' '.i;sistlinn She wore tilt%% hill- or. hut e'sirs;si:e from he r l.riulal huisiquet Fulluw ills: is w usitlitig trill his Mititmul anti pistols Smith, hitue''.c lyw i'd. will imike their Iitmiiw In (I I;srsilss '.c litre' thus' Liii,' i'. a %s- rs't;srs it II S Mii'.'.il'.'. lusts Farms, MisitlimutI. 11114111w t;risls-urmsuiu is i'iiilsln)eel iS if '.ttrves'or '.cltli A. I) Ilee'k ' . . ;q'et l_ N> , . themniurns Given in tnarrusgc 1,5 to :, father. flit Lg"ide chose (tie' Is, r vos s a floor length gown f hants1Is lace' fashioned alstro ' si ItS - lI)Vi 1 '\ I. II ,l{l .1.S 1- IS) lI'.It the A-line silhouette'. The jew-cl neckline-, eltusiw .heni:th iec'.'ec and heniline were erubellishemi \lr'. I lent". t'ts'-hsre c','u'.in sf ( fo'i-'. 'icictini' cce're \trs t matching laces.'.ilh'p'. the l ride' t.1i-srbotts' N II sri.ld F 11,11 Stons' Mtuitst.siit Nit lit '.'esl of iniporte'd silk illusion Frank l\osiLrsskt, aunt of the ;a,. anti Mrs. Slants's- l),itus' .ss.'asled macefu11s from a Inute, Wintcr Park, rut antI trunks. Orlando, w-ec1(Iin .r.ts'Iiit cap, tt'rmattatsng into is scr\ nil tin' cake ordi nat,tr '. , and Mrs. Hon sweeping train Six, carrieti;sbouq tie tofwbiite roums, interspersed with i.a,-s c , . . iii tet' wilt white ribbon streanie'r'. Mrs Ahm Forqucr, Silver t'e lvi') :tt spit INI ; Springs, Md - attended her t-> II> ott cousin as matron of hcsnir. tier lccmr-k ni.th gown of pale l.lus dotted Swiss, empire-SI> letl, featured puffed sleeves with Mrs Clu.arlec Lang. Sherri, blue sa tin trim A blue satin bow just returned from secured her nose blush of blue Arcanum. Ohio, cc hers' she illusion and she carried an old. visited her slaughter and sofl'infuishiorwd bouquet of yellow andlace, Mr. antI Mrs. lit' ti Nictert Ilue mums with casratling situ for three t,unsily s.re.imncrs weeks. During her st;s Mrs INIILIS MI\I{V f,i il 'I'-.F. It -\ • SANFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL i Ii iii(Ii L' '. , aI()II • (IIIti \ - s. (•) ctinq toIrcr,; Is Now hr,u,l Tcrrn For The 1917 73 III 't REGISTER NOW .tr'- PCI'S( )I 1 a In 'irf,ri'i Chr;stu,jru 11 - her sr.sntI.Iaightt'r's wi-tItling I.tltIl.N (UItl)4iN tsr and Mrs. A. 3. Mu(;ltuw Ills '.'.ieki'nsi, . - - '' Sp i'i ii g FrIends and r.lati'rns .rc end rc'reptloe's mrr..4ia'a17 f-fIn-u' !r d . " _.__ ' Contact C-arem Gaqer, Admtns'itrarIr PH. 323-5432 322-435 ' I im.r,irssI ,. '. r Off,t i F 'l'u ''p O rla nd o . fliplIll , r l 1' OR WRITE P. 0. Box 2237, Sanford. Fla. flit : • -' ' .,k v GR4ADE 'ti .).-,sr-'- twirling onts''-t lisle's: if.'-. Irtis Si-mis Instilt \lrr. I utig also sittetimleel the sulitst:. S.uls.ri .1.! ,sttcnultni, t it- cc cituli flu: of her tie'ptaecc u1r s ( ;ssurge' Fuller is l.4'on;srul flail, stun of Mr unit vacationing in ltuth-r, hid. for Salon I M'Iu;srtamisnt;il di' Florida Mantis-, el 40, on .Jsilt- V) at Mrs Mel'. in [Lilt. (if Euclid. an istended slii)', Fort M> s'r'. were Mrs Uhaus, t.s Miss MMariann(attltrill, at Ihuls (rn'.'. ('tars-li, Mr. arul Mrs. Ca II) ;itt, F'ht;,si,s'tti 'a'i,si:m'r. Mrs. M.Ilss. l(ant'hl;sncls. have had as their Sts-uslls' arid Mrs. I A'ttla Ward, Fun-hut, on Jul'. 1. giis'ct, .t;snglits'r sod grandsons, of C.ssss.'lt.i'nr> Mrs. ..,, ixt Mrs. ltnta'rt Web Is and Je'Ifrev. w s hnu;we re S,iluun 73.! ccli nit curly tt. eleinsrtnus,st.il •iw;srsl fur best;.' ansi the cereinonie we're very is! Titus'. itle'. Bridesmaid, were Mrs. Lang attended the' wruIling of %pe'i'ii in both Mrs. Hyatt. Mrs Margaret thus' first in liar It,uts' hut reach list weululings buries Thomas Ksrnbre'l, Sister her granddaughter. I.> it Marie O'IIa'e'etr. of l'itae' Bluff, Ark., Is'r cent itscttut.crshsip, l,iat ti of the Nue'Iert, who was naurrieti on bridegroom, Si r Hurtni: her visit. Mrs Lsrg Mrs. Musrlanei Doolittle of tiusnuir anti icnivilu'u:e as first lii Aucusttne Mrs. Steven Van June 24 to 1ie'.'erIy Jay. hit' '.-isite'd her sisters for .5 iSle's' Orlando, tsiurt'eI Disney World tier cent S; 111111. of hi., viii: Buren, cousin of the brile, couple was musrrieei at the vacatiofi ansi an enjoy able trill on Tuesday, Even though there ets'Is'g;sts' Els,aL.'tli Yeager lead Houston. Texas, and Miss Lutheran Church. Phillipsburg, as one sister she had not seen its wasa very large crowd, they all it's' opening session in the' .Jarsic-r Jc -irs, Orlando, Ohio in a double ring cerenurv. ta se'..rs. The flight back home enjoyed the itutny interesting ''Pledge :if Allegiance ill the Their gowns were identical to Maid of honor Was sister of the was ;s real pleasure, show-s and other attractions. the honor attendant's and the-jr bride, Norma Jean Nietert, One of which wits most In\1 - Mt -t ' 1 II u k a t. bouquets Bridesitusid. Pamela Jo Nictt'rt. Mr. and Mrs Jc' flush. So, teresthrug was the lowering of were similar was uerranu,elienlc c sdflow mums caste r Netritu • it in also cant, f •-'. e- r the F lii, I;'. the- hletniur (sicurel ttiinh.:I(ii.iptan forth: e;lflin, the Vedding song tiio(jse r, Mrs. Marcus W. Perry, Roger Woods, Sanford, The party also enjoyesl i s most )ear and iatili S.111 11 11 %kill Mrs Lang Luskeit the beautiful from Montgomery, Ala.. uind d served the bridegroom as best e licious luncheon at the lb I-I ,wr.,.. three -tic'rcl ce c'Itwg cake' fr 'ict,' r and t,ru)!bo'r.hn-lisw-, Mr I 'oh> rie''.i.uri Hestuuur,srit and is \I ire- tie L shermg and lighting the' _________________________________________ -luuvel f;sshiori shusw during the' candles were Alan H Fnrquvr. lunch tssuur, rides on the 'The State banquet itt -. Io'f 'Cousin of the bride, Salve-i monorail, A Small World. Ssturil.is- evening, Jill> '.t itt ( ,Ii if ( ) ( Lu ( " i -Sprung. and Ste'.e'n Van Buren, pat-sole, and Walt I isnt'Y stilt' humorous note wtim.ra tI Houston. both cousins of tht, ctuir.se-'tt'rs that mingled 'sills door priit's we're ulr,iwn lit'' brIck ' hue c-rnwd ii.clamorof ''shake it tip'' Grorrssnsvn were Jack G 1 . lOU U to h.t'thus Ward, I-lizat.s'tf, brother of the Ftshvr, Mr. and Mrs. John Visit Ye'uiger, her tuustasnul, (h'oru:s' Lreeroori, Gainesville' Ee-i'I anti e-htI(lren, Debbie. Yeager, Grand ('t,s'ininttt ml 40 Miss (;risv.e)ld, trid(; 1,. ;Ro6erl Williams. . 1ousin of th fli;se attending were Mt's. Landis sand John Jr., have been et 8, winning on I!. First ttirm" e els'tnf L,rsot'groqm, ijcasa, an Charles ---------------------------------------------pretty- busy following that' tennis nutiatA'rs drawn of tat a miscellaneous sticuw sr l'usict'. Jan 1"ritz, Mrs. June Iournattui-nts at St. Iletersburg, I [umbrel Urothvr-in Davis. Karen I);svjs, Esther the' bridegroom. St. Augustine. Sunday in the he-uttit' of Mrs T.sle'tateth baton tic irl'r'. ittand SmhsyriLs Re;uc-hi recentlytit •n; rts I) isis Mrs 'hilt rt,i Dav is, at L'. nr I c'rqut r who Bernard I kite rh flue ut-s ill tennis e nttiu'.i isle he rt sills ii the Lss st un 1; it;; s -Marcia Segrt'st, Melanie was gc.wrwd scmilarly to the Spranc'. Ihse' fls'r, Me'ns'dsty how, Terra bridal attendants, was the %ereand fl ow-er gut-I. RoLL>- A lan F'orquer ref [Lil t Its'., Mrs. ('arruul (;risws.ilet ' tiients jn %if-; the BiLle bearer dAnna flohert'. we'ddmg, flULs, iiiuits and punch. Fiat;,un Fur tier iuiht Nims Griswold L;ecuune tin' Mrs Smith was smartl> attired guest wrote her (issorite recipe bride of Sgt, 1);uvus Saturday, "r in a raise pink silk organza dress for the honoree to keep July 15. $ highlighted with wtsitc emit. Lrsdeied flowers Her sacC&U&.0' c'ess'jrues were matching punk and sise wore a light purple' ks inners A w. ,i (5 orchid corsage. 'Mrs, Fisher. the Lride• It Ii Ihmw'tunsiut:t, gruotia's traitiser, chose a mutt N, phone !e'lury Isnuilge- Club ii et July ,nI I 104 grt't'reaseniLlt' actvnted with a II wilts 13 tables in play etiret ti-.I fifth, Mn ;ui;'I Mrs A Wtse';itle'y 123 2810 F FIRST ST jeweled collar, matching ste.- by Oscar Cr0514 I4AUS A.',tl i, u 11im141.i M.A' Ti. Spring Frills-.-rssories arid it deep purple Winners wire north-south STORE_HOURS. 9TO5:30EACHDAY o f vrchtd vorag fist Sir! ALLy t,sulau-, us ;iius at s, Iu,is u-um;,' kj Immediately follow its- the and 1)on MtNaugbutori u this lgiir ho-k (sir tilt- frillto fi'iuiiiiii;sceremony, wedding guests ta-ad over if 70 per (emit g.,iiss';; look 1jiis iiuutu'ritul will assetribled for the reception in second, Mr. and Mrs. M. featured •mi sonic' of hIt' '.tf the nurses assembly rrxnii at Ace.'sir'a , third, %lrs It Ni ta-aIls cit situ's wit Ii I iglut ln,.i it s', til wi-i-,url (till skit F'huridu Hospital, and Mrs. Both Gallagher Tables were overlaid with fourth, Mrs F. A I'iotrow sm't white lice over blue and N Me)ers; fifth, Mrs I). h)rive-r 4" Wide featured silver candelabra, and Mrs. T. Iliunks silver punch bowls and East-west, Mr. and Mrs I Machine Wash arruenge:nents of tiuwuis arid Tapncr; second, Mrs lut'lI,t 'Ilsomiipsiura ;sttul (' I);iV,li;a thirl. lens. Fashion Right "I) The four-tiered wedding cake, Miss Ethel Joiaason and Mrs Ii - wreathed with yellow :autu,ins David; fourths. Mrs I) Jm3s:sstti v 'c 1-u and fern, wits decorate-tI will, istitle roses sand tiff)- foe-girt-nw-riots with blue centers and silver tease's 'lopping the' cake ws'rs,- :. m l . miniature bc-ide and grc'o:st wider an arch of wedding bells Assisting at the recepts'r; sat-me Mrs. I..ebe Patton, cousin of 11* bride, Forest Lake, - 1,r ide's book, Mrs LesIje U 60 v'Vss:js,' Mama-sell Jr , Orlando, und'Mcs Ideal for Brides RuLert i. Wood, the bride's autit or Mot her of 11111 Bride 'i'O Ilurllriuturu, N J pounsm' ist -____________________________________ K . . * Some. Classss.i i i- .:.- '., stfls f tin - ' • Ac.or'.acHrtç '11aufrq ,_sb S!4 u i I :,- Li . . . P;11 hr 'aufarb ralh . . // . . . - , - ' /j - 1 . - -, -.-- -- A distinctive selection of p fine menswear by Hart , "', "" ______ • -, Schaffner & Marx. Palm Beach ''''c is , ,'- - -' and Deansgate. - I -' - Free Alterations as usual '\ \ - fp Bru/'q' (Jih - That's Why The business places u s e The Sanford Herald as their prime and most effective advertising medium! EVERY DOLLAR OF ADVERTISING Lists 11 " Your BonkArnerlcord\ 'I und Mo s torch org e cards - SEERSUCKER 811 $ SPORT SUITS DOUBLE DOUBLE KNITS INCLUDED e. POLYESTER We've just solved your problem of what to have for lunch SPENT IN 'THE SANFORD HERALD is returned to the community in news and pictures, too! LUNCHEON SPECIAL: Mashed Potaioss Cole Slaw - Hot Bhsuih 2 Pct. Chicken £ Gravy ' 1144 - 1. Honey U .7oUs 861" FRIED CHICKEN 101 French Ave. (Hi way 1791 Sanford DOUBLE KNIT LACE 99 ' SUPER WS hdb let MATTE HAWAIIAN PRINTS JERSEY Wide 4% ' COATS KNITS INCLUDED HART SCHAFFNER 3 ,ViA'c AR T SC O A F F N E R & MAR \ S1 5 Si4SValues 3 10 $&S be-,,' S4J ,jtt,jsj-t3 Now $50 to $68.75 Now from Si I8.75 PALM BEACH PALM BEACH 5.63 ar'd S?5 Valves Sh3 to $ ilO Values Now (torn $6875 to $83.75 Now S30 to $63.75 SPECIAL GROUP .' S i 5) welcome PERM A NENT PRESS ' appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8z10 reprint size for 3 , ' semiannual -- . ' . - DIAL 322.261 or 83 1 -9993 ha jrareis'lauigblar of Mrs Viii'. fM-,rton, RaI.lgh, '1 C arid Mr and Mrs Vol," C Ray'nr.r F( irtmu'w'sd, Vs. Rni'n In R.aI.lgh, Mu's R.synnr stt.rsel.d S.'minol. Rl' 'npb'iy..l sea a ea*hiar set )w.l end a e'tirrsn!1' ' :' lui Rued, G.n.,e Th. brhdø-4..-t i.e ("s'kraru -- ' ''-I I 5, - - H I' ! fi ' • uest That's Why . C' .. l ilt, Camlea orchid and shk-merv,11 The folks in this entire area read the Herald each day. Reveal Personality It'. 'eIVl A" 1111(1W'.. Al' ikirioibirtetutrs Y.riitr our litinpe- tilio reveal '.ini true persunality. ur cording It' tntertor de-eiign irgima Frankel of N ru em 1.1%teetififl It, the' IiUaincer. if York For instance use her clients, Mrs Frankel so'. ',' color mas reveal a lot the' i situ" to pick up the real ones character The destgiier tess it. their devoratmg m'cth had ulwsa'.'i decorated her own ma'. nerd is more es hwnsts in white but a'.s thatthe'.tu.rkitround or a show vtiet she rno'.ed iii her present chisel Sits' sat-se this listening it .,t.rtnierfl. stie began using that' clue' in rtseanmgful decor., Ic lissint colors '1 derided that tang because' ,some people' do not t;,sd berisriue a Islippeer pet kIII what ttie want she' explains-U. di,'cussin; In decorating for bachelors t.nr reccntl published book. Frankel has learned 11w -- WhOI your [louse Tells about girl traps which include- fur - - DOES Colors sgt ii nioucls - depressed ;wt's.ur, .sittsnugts it nun also bel art sit li'rtutinr. adopted it; the' hit-I ic! it is at; 'rn' loot. But dark colors iili nuis indirote' is secure- ;wr - , 1' L r'- U h - - -, /lJW"Iy Mr. and Mrs Rewsal'l >J Ra',rnoq, l.7 Ca'ir'rj - 'ut,' Sanford. are anrw'suntlng 9'.. .n(aemmnt and fnethenmtru rnarrIae of the'tr riaiighrt.,-, Mi Mar, Iiu.ds. Plisynor, Aiutscs'y hans Tayls'se', son of Mr arid Mre 'Welt.,' g '-u .' - - . .-.' Says a IV -' "a Decorator - - - lii time 141' , MI" tm lntiI, of till11 \tsrls' Ilollowny insl Miss I s'qesthiy I t'i'. hulls of 01 111 11114'. Floral us sled lbs '- I Jo \lk* l Niell GI Nil ,; I oil 1 .i L7i.tFl 'e* P i '91 1__'. " . ... - • A MAILER tell about the community organizations? ' in.. I - - Mast ii" is' 11111111111 tit. Winter l',srk 11i'l e1sililt% ttiiisli ntis (sir clii il Its Mms. Ils or) ( ssnilslui 'i i:en isnil piii,tss. Fleler Henry I '. ' .. I - iL Mrs )e'rtMcts,'.ocalit:. Mattlan.I_ and ('harl.'s Cash man. violin A profusion of potteel pahir'. deceirated the t-h.-rnt'cl arm':m which was further iseecrit.-.. sth candelabra arranged cc ibite and s'ellow chit-> c'c' A SIGNBOARD tell about Joe's fishing trip? DOES 4 After all the individual item' are reads, take all the rnal plastic bags for one meal on' put them ins. larger plastic tuif Label it for the appropriate I aM nical. such at." Lunch. Ti.e- -N day Later when you pack pir - Ainiost es'.e'rmgtit walking the items to: the Last clii' of itS become- a national sport, your trip in the' ver bottom o' -.vs fItch. fksggs. tuitional solesyour part. Your first meal g'e tanager, Htn&hiiviin bark- mi 'op t.cks "Tee years an, only a Mark your drinking cup wit! ' ow thisu.carul people' had tried liner nt the nutzith' shiiwin ' :.rk .s parking II% the end Off this I3 and full measuring vu; unimer -. mit-uris 21 million marks set that von cart use- it for a flirrsruns will have put is part adding waster in your powders-i: 1,1. thirst bark and walked back food fled nail polisli is it gixic into wooded terrain fur a day or WO% to do this i Take ulnn; a weekend small notrbonl - which, i.r If you're reads to tt' it double as. is hiking duut-'. •44l,-_ u \t.Ut lumits. here' are some' tips, winch you list the amount front Iloggs on has to get read'. V. iter ti hr added to each food lilt. 'et Ii.f.i_ :s,i :.rr : stt:r T!'... fur We trip 1I, keep cooking utensils to a if backpacking '.ac .itim. First re'menibe: Vint will be carrying your complete- kitchen flhifltfllUfl'i use it set of twe, ne-it on your back Thcrvfnr-. evrr'.i- iflf aluminum pots A tin platecup and roinmnnsation .tnri combina -tio n- swrnP thing you take' along must be- '" for each person are all you nt-eel calculated lit the Inset ounce' Manufacturers tuave- ulrrads tut eating wi th the hul; of a as lot nil tiff wtsl. A wide' packet knife' J'sick art arilpU suppis of wooden nusicties it a .seie.ttiuti of pre-pssrk.eprd delis wit trrproesf plastu coitUs tin•: c1oted and tre-ezet1rsrd Instil .'. ailstsfe and or the' trail ciii At astiestctype- gIc'.'e i' sslcsconvenient simupls add water While you're pliamnierug ow If s'esti d rather plan your own flit-Ous packaged soups instant Itued don't forget a Iry a into powdered breakfast for the kids The adult "cart it lwstji toes clrunkj, spagbe:: dehwdraIed ''get iswa - frr'm it iii!' mas no; vegetables and dried fruits he shared his your children If make good camping fare 1a; you want to take this' younger Pairs and chocolate rarr well set along include' is few sna c k for them You should also push for snacks Whirr, all your food is pur- activities children will enjn' chased remove it front the Pre-trip sh'pptrsg and packiril c'ans and Isize:, and determine, Might include' silt-rUng a luiw many times cacti food will etsizs-cl nature hool, for served or, the- trip Thurts \'siu should j,ts.u' collect s.ttsll niake' u; a s.nasl plastic s.and games and surprise bags fist the wichi bag c-trnU.inang Use anvcun Juiuo! flicittiscrs, it, uspt'li t•'eriif each food eta need fur on.- so ufteri during rest stops ciii th e rtie'aI Put ssesassnsings and flu- luke' \mi cart make' a tic'l.arcrr:ng tugrthr: F..; iisstuto't tm rove' r tot a sleeping pillob put sugar sand powdered cream b stttcliing on game' lint-s. (Sr Ill with ceiflee krust earl plus.- tin' inside attach a pocket uric I,,- h,.r •,in.., ,, 5k.. i....,4 - ('lost- 11, fill it with felt X s and 0 -1 ! 9 s.t-rStnrc.es 1. 1\iiitmn'.k'. lit \ie'le of the tutide'. Oc'lansk't Prcn'ieisng th.' nuptial must, were- Mrs Hart'. Ma'.slen, DOES How, To Pick It. Pack It. Cook It For ion; hikes cut the is.; n: the Pus; off above the' knot is t 1111I I . .. A CIRCULAR teil about Mary Smith s wedding? t I Tb.' tsr-ide is the daughter ill Flck'r and Mrs Walter 13 ill Smith 11 771 I aurel Roil. Winter Park 11w t;rlsiekr000s parents are Mrs S.'.phtc Fsstwr. ]DOES ci Ku INIIII fit f Aubrey p nihle's , WittIer Park, :,nil Mi's l':lI,uile'Ili lIneluik. MoltIetnel. r.'e-epthon u'e.ei,,llnnlots JIffII 111111 Jiu, I, I?/i Hary L. B"Ynor, I Otithindo mi n. _ Fishett o 4. , A SHOPPER tell about the Greyhounds, Lions, Saints, Raiders, Seminoles and Knights winning? American Retuniinir To Their Ft AP lkirwalratures Americzan have redrnen-• ered their feet Wore and more families are aindon in; the luxuries of civilization and substituting legs for wheels. muscles for motors sent pine nt-edit-* for spring trial- Voicts - hcsre h l..tt.r I sti Ii. [I - rs'tUrn to it Pius been plaguing him for the past l months It's a part of modern living shrugs Scaasi. spotless iii hi' m.avi bljs7Ct. sweater vest gold bracelet Wit'. l'aris "Rome is much. toe' decadent, and I found urndon '.'cr% discouraging. - he As for Gcrmon "it Was onis ow-%ri and I don ' t speak tie' (foes speak rrmnan ['reach - thanks to a childhood it Montreal and fashion studies in Paris - so he settled down at the Riti to work out the details "I love the rrencb ' he admit'. ''I d forgotten that I know flu. '.sixt'.. mom of them Per its nauonalit or pricet.Mg, It Seaus 15 $ Scuss M kind Misc I .sn,ta joss'e Smith ansI Felwin (learics Fisher, Sanfoni. were einite.l in holy Matrlmon'., Siinil'. "Of rou"ttf. ''there will :,fwvs be' wnmp came to Paris. home of the haute couture. to turn his hand to rdtowear "I thought It was $ crazy idea I,, first Wh would anyone need another designer in Paris' It flhiljiIl. L(ilVl.Fl /..'.vchan(re Niipti(il Morud-s I bun ¶,anifordIfertici S (riot ill su DE: ANSC, A1'E -1 -1 to S \) Vtiii."t S.') Now $25 Now from $58.75 11 SHIRTS AL C"ROUP Va lcue-' to $95 . ARROW SHORT ANL5 LONG SLEEVES tsJlL5 t$9 Now $50 SLACKS .5 liii', it' Si) Va cit's t Now $4.95 E\CELLO LONG SLEEVES $12 4 $13 \' es $30 Now $10Now$15 Now $6.95 TIES KNIT SHIRTS Vuilues toSi.s0 NOW $2.50 FAMOUS BRANDS reduced upto SHOES FAMOUS BRANDS Vale-us tjStO l 1 ho $22 Values Now $15.9S 45" Wi(ltt Now $12.95 -. - SPORT SHIRTS RE E MAN $23 to $29 Valsi'', 50 % V 1 ~pf Now $495 ' - $T99 $266 YD WASLIAIILE REG. 2.29 Yd 20% W.'',t ri.,, "sti s-s.? Santo' (I Pliorsti 322 6511 B �iII1I' 6B-The Sanford Hera ld I C ._....) 'P Pt,,.., Psi• A_I.,',' Monday, July 17, 1972 ALLEY - 2 EEft W. ":' I btl~- 43 Stir U R1o4nw d% ellknits r.' '' %%' ii' t--''- ,,,, 53 IS able t Cod* Irwnlor 55 Third I S . "j' ' • weird? :3 ,~All I . i._ , . "kin on ZX)%'. s.c-I on. I :4 11 'I lect 4 &ur ti, - AT i., %,, 'No 04 A\ 1; 2 f 4SPhP,Ik, ,I Smarr _. I ", , 4tr 44 Of 45 RA. is tl/ I 1 I 11) hwband sAY5 the other employes told him that the boss doesn't warg any big from 4170~~ ttim. txn he digs big `Omen' Ills wret-ArY I% a he&J taller than he Lp.. and his wife is even taller than his wirretary. I F 14 I - -. __•7 •_—___ I I I J ) , I.. ,. I l ,~ 11 II I -.1 'i ii. t 11 .-I . I -_ - I I, "I I 'I r - Its another man Ii prnhahi has somethin g to c1 it his cornpetithr attitude kard men and a desire o he mothited hi "amen, If !+OCt husband has achl.ied hIs full TOn1b he has nothing to orr', about. — — 40 - 4T 11 1% ~ I , — — 41 — 44 ''.' I - - _ - - - I ~-- -'L,~ _. `\, -, Illf I ,a.~ ... 54 I\I nr — — — — — — ________________ be rlI4Andtd And we mill tr% to 11morr tt* rrit What do ic '&uI' 'a It' the'e ngsiixrl Lti'-t t r Tile tt I t ' . ". j i\ t Z? KEEP 1EL+P)3 . \',,,1 \ 3tJ t \ ') / 'T AE ,)(-; CAPTAIN E SY Iclial tvrM to make children's sh(w ho-vis A.t*,Ae gland uIIttl( rc ,( I older e ich tIne I ma rk i hard(-., 1(1 ft t II ' iILIItl di'ct; (1 a U utII i uk Ili-poi It 't C Ailh heel marks -MRS C, B .~ to stop this problem , ,T4 - ' n u.s settle an &Mument I &Aing thern to take a vacalion trip isith us Since them tion cisps to attach to the side of our ne%% range but cannot get it It, ~tlrk We ha%c used gl%cerin. soap and just plain %4 all t a., an aid to adherence bill li~ IOU late too Ant to Ask MMCW)elm " They were Insulted, and &aid ,we wm rude Wele we', DEAR 01"r: No! On the rotitram. . thei should base TI. I S[)-ç\ ' '40,01 6601& 1~ lete privac% and case of tgn cit motor It w.cc hard to keep the - r ' . " take it easy tonight and Fri A lood rr, .t and don*t annoy tho~ -C"AC' RII S (Mat I t Apr a! d a> to: ray ing p IQI Ideci f 4,1 r1ras-.-rif :omartic tie The daN can be most productne. but mood I AURL S (Apr Cl to Ma> Oi IT) to reach a belle: undetstanding iith mate duri.g ant Then cement imprciiod zi; of the panels We merclit zip them together hi it ne(ded and noti the are kF --' / i.;NL15L)A.1_ N.AJAE F:C al - .q - , _ , ' I lied and r 'mal' %t(1 (iL Jl ui-'- _____ ______ ''- - t iciu " '•__.•_•.._____________________._____,.__J ' to Sept 1 0 AKQ(5 LIBRA (Sept :~ to Uzi ::)You .a.r. _-ngilt itith experts one) plan for Increased ITIC"ITIC CUI JC"An On Ckptniiltj ImmoJistel) Take it cary tonight And rest so )ou build up if ) also S('OR.t'I() iO;t 11,11A 10 to Sci 2!) &Qlo~: I V lc-~ . n,rthods for quirtl) ronvuitning biguils you dewr%c backing You ate able to heir cithrrs get nd of their big AQUARIUS 0an .'I. to Feb ly) ShcyA )our talents to :,,-,Air,Vi and bring about fine results anJ benefitto ric"Vot Get rIdC*$ Shan you are a person of ii!,~Iity and Think PISCES (Feb 0 to Mar 201 Ue )- our fincr pnciples in aidinjl the people you like %be look to you for astustanct. Shon you are most understanding Find the information you , IV I 1, Au trumps and his slam " ,,%% . find all four trumps gathered together in the wrong hand L' , I ~f posal here. -a __ Jim "Ile simph I a ~ ~ ___ of s io ILEY r TLEBA trick two IILth0 H POflCfl I , :: Thiaft?%p1d costs little South %ins all c bairn t iir,tur safe?> plays for a long - them this* ut.;x- IIII est North i U."C' '- k4luth ;I \i 'J- ( -, . I It ALI / Own a I (t) 'irwre !Pe ITV'ASN'r 'r :IT' 9) r( . I Z . I i II I I - 1 t-i eIqns,v, %l.4O(1 I __ I_, -, Iii' i so It kwks -_ -___ -:- I- t. i'. •' . . So WALT 01SNEY mmcmu- I. '•' , . I $ t.t' va., , ,_t' I - - I I:,. 4 ., - 'Ort Walker H .' - I BEETLE BAILEY , — - I ' I ~ ___? , '41 , ( . .0 ) .*-_ ) I S "C'.' -- is Family - . ' r ' C _ THE PHANYOM by L'1 - il '. r' /2 / ------- ,_- _,~ .~ X%L t4N% Honey Is 11, I%% , - I 4~~v I ,.11 ,, 4% 1) _.X, ~ I 10 X-Laf Pir k LUS TOME R :~Lle~ - -INf Any I- layer I A .~ "~ ., I I I - Sy barry I I V01 4111, X.. Reeole 41' F 1i4 ' c ~~ lf~ 1 to. - _____Mort 10.~,L.11 w% I I I \ ' FRIED CHICKEN 1809 Freiih Ave (Hi-way 17-92 1 ~anlurd by Leo Falk tisti Sy Barr — -- - , ' ;!d%" ______ ' Lee Falk and - --,~ - 0%~ %, it- - .25 Walkir I _____________ I---- , ; )I .'~ , . 41, _________________________ '4 Regular - ty " I It . i t Good Night "It's I—N ,—~ .,-,I 3 .. . _______ tt'e'r'c I I. It ________ _____________ oung I ) - (4 I Its 3orcte,is Ii ill i,- _ C r % JUOT CN is tis "'t, " ".. ( The bt-,l rliqhl in lho I, t~~N'i -: I r _______ / . ' V ____________ \ I L ;;~k 1~ , - ~ tie - I'., " -& - IZGT C;: -I I 4 ~I 1. *_ 5A V )4ollywooej ,t4 'W ir-IR 7 t % , 0 ) .1 ~_,-.i PRIZE ' - Wednesday Night 4, : 1% ~- I - - FREE , i 4, - . A 1 ,,, I ;1 - :.1; I .1 J I r,,,n,r, s ft . ' __ I #ez. . TCMO)7 OW - I ' , ~ ,,~, " ~ , - - 1 I by Chic Y - !-I- 7 PUS MALT 0 ,MEf $139 L ,,% . - ne - - I", Joe Is *-,-; 0. '•V') - I Sc - I - %I46 Th,Iclrtrn ,ndr 1 IC 2501 S. French Sorn.re' ) ____________ )I ~ - , ~ "_S9-%%D I '\ fl 'GiNa-: ALEC ' -. 1_1NNi i - ~ - -, 1_~TCPMD,~,i,Ai,__~_3 Cn%Aj:_C)!-* 3. , I - _r Lip to me P-7 A; OYSTER BAR -. .2 I- / 1 . _ _ "- " III S3S I . S __ ~__=Ik -,-- ow, ,_•••_••.• ___________________________ . _______- ?I~ -11 (D -7-1-7 --1), __ — 1.1 ) Q `t:-) ~ ) It I I J5r_4E:1-V_! INL~~."T' 0WJ1 i I /It..._... - '- - . D I'll =. . _;1I.• -_ r BLONDI E N F I _ IE — N! _ ) -. II -_ 9J%%%,N / <CELLENT SEAFOOD 1.1 30 i 2) News WE HA D -7o OUARAt FM E: 71T-iEm ALL EyR: -t,K_.c, , - F,Np _" - - -, V -,e-, , - v ,7,(.,_7 .;_ U'1*J _.1.• 1. '— -' AL.' I 1 1- !) e~ I (9) News 1 d A I_r%.,lW_, i ~~& :Jr . •' ..- -• c-r L I.) '. -' East %4 qu I ZI-FI-1 • . — r second trump lead " ,~~f II ,l *, I •,.,'- N 'J (DBM HM It W 12) !i,esle of the can file e I I .. y . i . I ~ DC N~~ -t,%2:-,& I Qi~ f ,* 1 0_% :~, , , _4' ) East's cast - . dbLIUI I — - Q 1W s Ha We Still _ i•iS -"--by Chic Young - - - out he can nou hold West to one truttip trick. if Wt~% ass JIM It - I ..A.( '- . . ei71 Li'is 1 P_ I, ________ 4 _____ ' a,i It 9 30 () u'r9ni. Graha V. ?f 4 ,_ / , - (7I IS) by Dick C0v0II1 7Y) ' - -. e,,Q T f SA 13~ma _ ," I miners , - : I I ', -'- ,, £4 Dolt) vulnelable hon much you arr eciate them Do rsl an anfling that still help )ou gain )cout suns Save time by bring . knows abuut saftty plays h~ VAK ) ou 'A- Ant - .. V Q9654 A K : 101It !, tie more wclall) actite and Popular. successful Sho% . Sou & Void You can non push their .. L I \1 ) Get uttonhatrer is of a' today oil.."'. r , , -,4 I, I I 0 I, I I :,1_3,-*. BLONDI E ennif swmite G-9 -4 of $rnt::n-.,;,;,.;1!) 11 ;I: ; L::' - =r fz: - / / T. - - I _ " ____ table -CAHOL i______ - . `~ 'a WINTHR _P , ) - I I - WIN AT BRIDGE ' . ~,] (.~5 ' farlih tic V IRGO (Aug - I __j'\ t — )-- r' c _ Wr-~ - , I --\ i ,-) S - T, _ _ CL~ ''" Lov e ", - __ I IV,-_ \ I 2' . ,) I) (3) N!" Ope- i PIL ~ _~ I , 'c - I L ' . .r i 4 F,r!5 A -ru;.-K--- -,,~- .43 ~ ,,-,-~,E, LT~ H.k.lE 70 celilkcx~Q ly~ ' " -' £ THEE VhiNmEes -D or , )E mom boi, -inq To LEXIN&IVN A4%D CNTo 6Q,L -a-vo, TL) V~,i,-,,k~,j I by Dick Covalls _______________________ ______ ( 1 - , i I~ twi- r I --_-_ I--, I. I . ( - 4 ' ..J - _ V_,;~~ lf..,%~_ -J.~&yl- I, *N trousers hkc new After numerous asbings the tape ha' ft er come off and the trmaN nt e d sheis -U (Ill 1. IL ,r r , - Ifocroar" The Green iop II (9) mix& octugless, 1 - r I 17r.,~ -ssed trousers I Ironed iron-(;n ta;w on the - AI'P. RQCkW l" ---' e.___/-'/? - !!'41t, ( Goontortil I-feesoff4l t 1.-1V / k,/, V ----'- ---th i. Big Top - , " ,.. 'JU fL 1 . - 'P' (Si MORNING , I a. ,~7C_ -.:I_ -,)-.,;`,i<V0L. 1-_1F do%% as possible while driving. %e clip a clvthv~pin io tht lop of the rod ii here needed This aIas altar a clear %irii -DEI.LA 'i SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER IN A FVI - I 5 -i I WINTHROP .1. (1) -T - , .. , t) 1R & - ; ~ # A "I *4 h c)round c,rnin -n bun ,ill tho N.lf AI'1 'tnice of drink ia .'I i -. - t ON loop I ~ — ' I . (røI'i'•.i• - -_ I I : 60 0 J b~, - ' "'.- r' F I lift ____ -_ - — CØ) (7) A,a$I.r s'd',Id i '1 I t,4 IL .- 1 11- Y-. ,- ..-- ' (t.Ii 2 11*0-% ' " '100 ___1 keep the drape. full% back -attrict in p m Avoid on.- ts, ho hat a trick up hit or her t.1 MINI (Ma> 1 in June .'i I ou can get iii of all that extra ork call) in the do) if i II 10),-'r 'nteliigcntl> so get at it quiJi> Take the health treatmenti >ou need in p m Male this arnstn t:irja pm MOON CIIIII)RF% It iuh It C,tt into the activities that ,-lease )ou the mciii dunng spare tiflie, but tike care >ou do no, argue nith' ma'c in p m Put those fine skl %4 t 4 LE'v! 44 4-tN"' , -y III ) by Bill Howrulla — I :~ F 'VOLI YIALIK r'r 44OTORCVCLE _. WHATABURGER by Crooks &'Lawrence - _ — _ in ,, - - ~ I - e~ ,~ - _V - L 1.'!; I c, /it Mnrd,v Rerin, , Jo () "'' (4) (d ( r4t913 r And #/aiia?flA*Arth (6i o 4prob'o. Luc-f 7 1A - - STANLEY (2L~~_ __ --7A ' w 6REAT PA'NFj,N;,rR. -r'. '!j 7 1~~_41 I ~ %-I, e, • *4 I, ffw I (9) N'T.Wilmod ("torra Kip I 11 I . .1 1 i .- by Bowen & Schwarz '- • 1'', C I • . - -SG T . STRIPES ... FOREVER to Loss artound %hich %ould often mean x1olng onl% . one panel at a tIme.-I'OLLV '''E1I.ET1C I I , As~," f;OE -4 , -rP., -14 cvltfi~ I . '(7 . ~. "\ ' S~h,' . e4MQF.f!0 ,-I IT OF - -I- __., I bo ught . . short time and this will soften the backing enough to motor t cra"s -F AYE F DEAR CARIS-1 %ould add a bit to ra%c*s sug estion and pul sa .~ust ddmp both to,Arl In the ilr%er urth th( - I I k1 1I\l)t".t Its I. ntdsun1on >ou hair an excellent chance ici put into motion the [ L 9-1 -_.- A. - creases from rubber-backed draperies I have found th.,11 -. S1 I OR !~Ji 0,1~: " i .- mad 11 U Abby, Bell 6117,11t, Las AxCelies. C&L "M. 'R dk. ~ 'e ' - 1*1 PEOVOWY '? &`t'Lfi' - - n ~, ) , CAPTAIN EASY 0 ten too a -w (4) (I) 'iii ' Woo, : I '- ,u,-1 I _______ - t -~__ _%, ,_ I -. I I I .. I A', - AAT PiAT Pm,`14~r- &I,"It. 0t4T:A~,;_. 'C'. I ' , Y , - HIKE '\ I -'w . -~ , : I AO. 1. 1r_Aj7:r.r,-'mc:-, DEAR I'01 ra1h. you are our first choice. so please let us know as - ___~ - -_ . I • '' ( ARC rDiur Fcimr,us 11 (4) Il"q'ift % Hoiriiool ' 4 ~ I. 'I , , - I 4 '• -- 21 *7~ ''-- A f i t I I k~ ) ' 3 . ___V1 0 % . - ;:Z "- ' Oari ,n the first of thro-on ivxirn cnnvaiiti' nnit p.ruit \(rn4.i Re'nnIdq IAy"i iouine writer. Pete I.i,itir i ...--. •' • '.inll'r olk )-I1 ARC, The '..j,lt Mnvie Kurt RevnnWq. .tr I rtirrA I '0`1 11) I tott,irn ,If (S) ,JS a 'L L.•\ \ b- much it will east to rr,p&fr' the damage you did. wr'IJ give voll, the bill. Sorn about thal. t".11 I . i I I t 1 I - 1..irtt.r ;,!~ , / / , I -,/ I,. I b Bow.: & ScIwort — - t ' / J - THE BADGE GUYS ______ tiii /'-, "A,)40 *" -Q' E ET l ) I 14 ._~~ I--_J - .,, .~ %* "- _.,4 o"1 -- lit II Mark?. \ " - _________________________ I ———— 1" low 11,111,11114, h F V F or 1 pirp - / 't I MO~JDAY ~ . ~[_ ___, ,, 11 a THt E BADGE GUYS you th rk '' L.._.. __ I Our neighbor xhouied over the fence Isni that a mftil, I was sick and speechleu 'Ac will have to replace all ' ' - An intr'tin i . ,fføri nn nhertInn Then X:rn liqen r, h' The h M tent apartment y her mnth.r toll t ; I ) .?, .~ -- . / , 7 / I ______ _i ) :l!1..,d (~ , , I, . .. , 0 ~ . ~ ' I ., ' 0 ~7 DEAR ARBY last month painting the Outside of our house, including the rhtepirketfenceon 14id thtY Aou)d paint their side of the ferict, I gm%v them what was left of a galku of the paint I used so it would match Yesterday they Iti) painted their aiaetn wasn't at hcme at the time and came home to find white Paint All 0%'" our grass, planter boxes, a %hole bed of . . -'-- I - . .4, mnn.n?'. j, r1 tfA ~, ,\ 1 ,~. L - ,_ -_ ----. by Al Vermeer --- _____ --- ,)4 ic ,r' ore nvin', ftn it m'r ? 'M 1rjilci Th' 'iqt is top It .ør. hIck V.rn [))k, Ma1' I 'fl RniMIiS J"zlfl , funny .rotwor in the wonder~ii . , , —1 ri n ~ t-1, , ,,,_~__, r ` 't PRISCILLA'S `1;OP --- . fnianal \ 11 I i~ 11 - A , // / si wrnrn,n When Ihe loott" ist pinned drown ArrooricAn civibliatiAn befniro, lb. O'JIII4 tT1i(l', i,nal Sn'iw (flhilffl4 u With f (. Th,r*hnll ii,iml'ntlr, p nn rmrr ,tin' ii#' ,ir,qtt'irn(Pe .i-'h i41t. rr"4 ,ir-,'r ' 'I' , 1V ~ ~ .,, I 93 CFi'i V I;z -1) N. _~ .) , - F(e • I -.1--" , P ~~ - I I n,hitt - ,/ ., ! ,- . ...! 4 A ,-,,,, -, - - i I ~ or_a 1 ! L 1 ,04-_ ,, Ity- Al Veinicer P I'y rr,'.? wb.n fItg • rovon I'ti,g(, ini'lhiik jnin lb. pt4' lb. lrt Wirkl, La,,1 1w,i rR'%' 14T' b j--.r ?,kr' \\ / [._r~rR0%iA,'-4F?',,: IAA',: M i S)T . , .1\111 ur CL s EAIL' . , '::'::,, - - ' I . PRISCI LA'S 1 1 to ~ ! - ,'. I " -- , 1 19 - IY Nl , ¶ 44 A U nfIIlr r I ifi It Iit i,.i,t,c'ry niti ,rI,n,ii irie" i .'kt ih. }1nj it fnn And th' iJnIfrd St*ti in ,, ?r,,Illtiir flu? ?P' rø;il ri'n. Atr ,tI' rml fiiqui' 4i'g (tMcti Tb. I.twkup gm i 1i) (KS U.ri"s I'll" t*'i" real nauu' i fltt Anal frtn lb. Athflt4a RrAv. Anal fli'rin, Kim rint to 4triki' t't?t 'In' Pirates "I "t urTh her morn IIH;qI. / — ,,' , 17, 1977- 7B Jul '/ II , I - iio-,y 'k, - - - rrMy, ,,nfr,rcj Hnld rp liglas __ - '1111 I - '< , • - ), __ ctLATT1ER with DIMO BURNS IIIE rt" r N1J \ALI.. • i I I ) ) -. ~ d 10, EL L Irs N. IT I, !lilhIr( I I TWAT ''I I 16 IT-- it TT_ — crazy about my husband Working for a kook like this If I, I 7 S ) S-.% L - %'14IAT \. 1' . Lewis \. P / A~ or (' " c-'-- I ' '7'7 Na I . L 1,0 , ç' If t r- ) --' ' i 1 , I 1 ~ file's about 5 feet ",. jt"' __________ V% i Tw ,~%'L I -) - 3 ( wvI , I k - __ Ie 0 h '•:::- H I k I - Y - =An wbO has got to be iscime kind of weirdo Usten to this: a man who is taller than he r -,IN hi ,4,ti I CAMPUS CLATTER "1 2 ber I cc,! , 3 Old n$rc Van B Buren y •i•, $,,i ifl It Inu4a t" i "QL I -Li s sP It Certain 1hr4UA&e ''1 % 11 int erlope N1 Pito Abigail IV I iI ')OS nI(-_% 11 I 11 I'S TI I " iI':mu 1) primitive • 1 MIZIVIt" 11111 1 __ by V. t I4arnli,i - ' Rttioma~ _— K ~ Is w'ho likes tall By 4,1111111, t ,,c4w$i girls, short • ____ ALLEY OOP by V. T. Hamlin p Virtues _____ I Sinford i905 French Ave. ____________________________________________ - ", V '. 'iIfA'file . Pass one of those fa&curiating young people sitho wants to m real mark u-i life early. so be ceuaui togiie the finest spiritUal and ethical trEning possible call)- Hating the right philosophy of life is must important here for stabilit) ,o,A to steer the Lhip tristraJ of letting it noundef Surround sith many young playmates catty tn life so this -The St&rs impel. the) do not compcl " What you make of Carroll Righter's Individual Uotrcsst for your sign for August is now ready For your cuipy send your birthdate and S I to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of riciaspaper), Box. 629, Hollywood. Calif 9GO2 against it on the theor% that Ii \oith hold t he spades Ili addition to his ace and king tie will grand slain himself Ile %Ain the opening heart lead and is )Ieased to set- that his F tion " JIM: "It South is at all slump to dummy's s at at 5 V Pass SA 4 Pat, South hoH & AJS43 V K110' Whest It,-, %L,; d,,f.u.' A-Pas,* w%rn and )out Partner vrfu%4,d )IJur In % Itatiurt Psi. 11151rad of itbidJing ~t.r,. clutA. )- Partrwr rebidb imu An.ner I. ntai-mn I 0 ,'I( r I3' oS' . .- cot. - -.. ) - I 4- - .1 - ) -- F) c 11111 I _ "_E;ZM__ ''iI. - Q. - ~ 4 - -- .," .- - %I 4 ., - I ~,~Vdl_- .1 \ i, ~As't-~' ~~. ,At;/ __ , It-yd ",:~* , - . , .O." ~ot, Ile, I ) ¶gi - -W~njllo - , )i , I ( - . - r ?I t r _1 I i ~ fI1T,,1CV - - I I / I t - -1 .. . I __ '~, - TI U 11.14 - I-1i '' ,k, A i. 1 1 - , ~1 - a -4 1 - - - -- ~ V. I - - - \IS'SIR .d - I 4. , I . . flAIIt.'Ii.i,i4.iir? - I , I ~ . .11, I I I ~~~. - ' -J = .I •' 0 .11111 , I 00 WA4'5 A6~1 i -LI"If A - Iti()!1 MY rft ! 7.1 1! - -, I -,. e .dbw)ro- I- I 1% f, 1 -, . ' fi. %, :1; 4 111 I 0 ; I It x -, * I . 1 ) % I .-- I - I) .11 rG.,jdjn g .taW4iI -- ..'_ - I '. (IC AND FINEST STEAK HOUSk by . 1 sn'tie TOO '11111dil for an ad to tx 'l! fl'L', Ifl% , colurritl )A;~% %6- , I this orii' 14.i-iV-IIkWts nitHV1hQC0AAftLT1L - 4 • -I Aus'na"M -Jd "4141111i ; "t "-N iU4aP. U4?,i. 400M �- --c: - --.----. JJ"_ s-_5 -=,----- - -- - - P-Thc Sanford Herald 1'977 Mo'ift'. .)L!k - Fifteen ___ ______ 1. ___I - ..-:J~,_~,,, , -. . I-__ Docketed oz. REG. % 7ä WITH SOD - I rl i!.. 1 fl MARU)! BETHEA tttftndint} or(dii d1nr tjijj tin WeCic 01 Jul' ;"Iorr ('irrult Judgi' Tan. CLAIROL I ~y A .u.dcr and ninnilaughter ti attempted rapc. lewd nail .cVIou zcauit and in. Albert Evan.c irec murder charges in the nril U death ol i)initm Jones, a .' • Tt. ) (REG. '1.43 MI - 4% . . - .- -- .. -. raliber - •. -. -•- . .. . . 4-' If I •- •:i .iii hiT PIlOT)S- THRU WEDNESDAY - ~.20 - :.:: PRICES GOOD : . -- - . f - o. - SUNDAY SUND. W EE Ki4 mit 1.-5Ltt 1)"' ll itIlsunlIt 10 to 5 of Sanford inst.alled ncw officers Thursday night Front row. left to right, Joel S Field, -lit vonint reported it, Jim commander: ;n& station Sit 41ti !)riikt C]? - __ t.t - - ctiiirj'ttl will us.sauttflu tin "I'lliall Ili it cat - rI - Itoms"Vell fill-kil-N. L. irtutrare Li flUIfl.!IbIul_titer in 11W OCt 19 I death of Lhurle .inihert, When hi' ii, allctntI ti f'rittC IIt 1:87 ITS iLii an neitligent niaflnt - flrctint flit ileistti of i.iimbcrt 'h( incident tio ptarv on SI: 11 J, Oviedi. Can Cnurtne ij charged with .tiiniptcd riliw- and assault ti, bunt if, commit rain' br an -pit' incident Ratter Miixwl n' rtujrgei t ill,lewd unit hIrivInu?. awiult S ..44 . " 'S .-' . _oo . li '' .. I'-- - -. 1 .ik7 l ~i : - -' -' 7• ,. *. H :.. _______ • I . • . :. - __. _______ 5. frI 3rn --• 14'.: X - . . - I NT •.-.- iiani'.pd with Ltrenkini: zinc ifiltUIF wit Intent cflflhiflit .IiI% 1171(1 Lt8!ItS uiri.nt OF • - L.ic. untn, utttrni,vi,t.'el ucnu!'. Martin, ttruritl larr'vn V '•.tt'r, (lit, TH).*'3Slfl? 01 j iItur,iti irtute(ivmtt o-seluunti (if •# kitnisiturak' .,, 5 , -' I " , A Albert LulL. -eak II - and entertni $ Mari- Thor t - - Ha ng con - --- • '•,'?' J P) otec ,,. 2 I T-or Inc prints, buy two rolls bliet ant! white , h.ozja:oto for t'i__rr pular price o' one - - - V - '- t L - -._ ,,, " dk 11low. --- -_ W% ;ION11. A%Al 1110NI MIMI 3": ,u.'rciiic, - • I I Ii V A~, -, I 1 j L- Roq ASSORTMENT Yr, - .-L, ,. Ill' r • :tN5 31 OU&LtT it r_ - I _ ' HAP4. , i"V 4 - p tIl. IA: 79c RIG $3 - oirrtv - ---... i kill A But the Wck-omr Wornn tinsleSs cut: malr it iataer, 10 iitiai't (7' T1U 11ev. !tirrttu?ltIlng!. tind ?1tV!"- ;it' t :Lllo or -,- ou I ! ..rrr , VID &V w t K;& 1& 11" !__~~~ IV QCO r 0 BUSneSS 1t " t ", i,~, , ~ i - & " ItIr " s ot. *,, -11. I'm, !".. . to 't . ~ I I' ~1 ~ i ; .4.I eW -' .. ~_ A&'Cou"I CORN K_. I1%~le I I N ,_I&-t I '~_ ~__ _ I'm '~ t 01,omr~ J COdIIUI .a...Ib.f"1, -_ . ., ~_ St I " ** I i I 0 for a 7 0 1 299 # Ua 7l1'TlHcis miti - 33 -3!; 2 .5 uu w G. 2 - 222 .. 4 S - I - BAR-B-Q ~ -r,ii:j;;;- - - - - - ' \'Il--l - Ii,i -. ..:.: I'; ..L ill I. OlfllUi".1U!1l i Ioliit Itiiti . - GRILL - NOW brough ~ left I to Tim Ilannick of the Semintile Drug .Miust. Cotlileil f I hLA 1' - I*IY 'iDJUSTAIJ SAa $-ul OlILL P-OSIAIJ than anyone else in Florida. This allows us to sell conistentiy for ten. Volume keeps our drugs fresher, too.So bring your next plescriptions to ickerd's, a name "ou can trust for quality and low, low prices. -.411111 toO longbefore a P t n . (' . - -, -1s, io~ , _;, l. f toot 1 III,, it tit.ti Ill.' tm''rs%:ui.' - t i Pr if \lqlffls I iwl15u' \I' Iuiliiih II IwirhI ti thttil liii gui-il titutI 114111 t 'l't. hub. ',sIiiit II. lu'gtsliitmt c hilt-nt'' of Iii.' , 'Ot: ii haul ls't'ti at that o i:u'tlier lii.' t-two-fl lit tle St tinIest It ) I isir hut thus' 1154 fit the ! pi sp'n Is simhs'I'. Mass-mb' i'*'IilhiI. Ill, -1;4141 I a 1st Iluesli too It ft - '- %s • . S I* k I -I - ,I : r- -.%s7s' ! isi' SI '•''t • I It', 111u Is'titsuirtt'rs ' %loroius I ill (hull tipi,. r '.1 hritiihi I*ISrI rrIwsrteIl 111117 iIt- tItif'itIflIi llIIIil s• '.iirrn t,.'f'rr the sty Ittari -.1 i%tlllistinent rcgnrdiesi ( o f 54 t,t'ttnr lii.' property is ijsi'd trim \j irttilttit Tr'rnpi.' I,rs.ff'ssionuii oflilet. 1w, alt" nmi'ilIw'r is zi llow.'il ursi.'r '-h tt.- tt -. .', - tin," - t'tijq ii:rtcn Ediih Iltiert Ttitin u.lpIPr , ¶l))O a.tp i si'tIrn s-tn ti-i. 'r,un - ii In iIii ',ttiI otIrr.s'5't tP-i.'ir fe..lin.i '1:11 tb. 'riir,b1 ts.i'I int#r4.cl to t*'itiit I tuIlIP rf this;prorty, ' .Iayrtr tunis H low a iso e-i. press..t tl:is tet.hing Illow mId phtstnr a phi ,if the 1 his I prr.s'.tl PJEl4jn'lPre st*-own tim hIP '(410' it it that TIITIP, orsfI IttlitIi 1II1',%SiIV indicate kirli) i.ni.i 1(11 ii .rsi V in im' re IWO Ic ci part r-ismnmrt.rrlal pru ci ot at list night' s; 17104 lihti' taititIin t.;f to rstf,r lit. I otjn ii suimi I,stth mu sptils .1 lb. lilt's tht it it 11,11 1t in lIst' i (aini II ' Its lii liter to the Board of '1pustn:ent fr,r .1 staring T1'te ,-nitIm,hi In Iu,uut ltuo tiage of this r ii;wrt. lix miiinutes of 'Ii prrtp.'nt srmflcns II liSt ttt,t.,'iin I frr. isrvlitusin ii us '. -iru4ir,( e ut lung in i!I1II si-mw thu Wirt uut,mil.' lix' original imisplimini his they ran taiiId either .. Miwsnms It'iuifli' this 'Itir ii Maclois l'ernisk or milliee spar. for 4 'irt house lnr..s The 4.t.i' I .1i'i' reated by the hearing n'uajr. Iiii'S carmiot lit ttt units I '' ' prmi,n, limArver. sin(t, it Lifts- (Ali a (nniniltuirnt fr(jrn ItA. - Ill lit It), pi slpsit*'tl ismilitliflit. .11 ' "'t. still Pros'ut.' IL PSsrKiIll: sici' This Is 411)41%4- ( irt i"c" ilsp u n' or I that ii 1 t.IiIi '.r..i -i'' Ti (link Iril .ini' .'s;.'t anun'.t 1st' ftoirwl ('it', r i Mists Ibis Ilitirne Is lIttemIi;.hir4! 'It's titni 'in tilLs I 'mm futsti lix' l.m;o' in ontl.'r IV. Pr ------ - itt -. ' -- ''' (s'l . 'in': 1. & * 11111111019, IC%T1 ~ ~!) it' nt-c-t'ivid Comimsstiiiwrs \oiuti!,I runt tih.uirt ui ;mt r It. ti ' Knighu.. Fundas. Will felsture pt OilS .1 P0 L. 7: ttl d o lla nr - for uut. m x. liSt U-s'i0 I' L.cttt'r leave Sinatra alone Hood y ou like to act a whole nation in ct'fllenI t"' th I)ida hear e story about the usual retisedies failed to iaurk. Suddenly, a man at the next table gut up. walked over and q1 tins ss up I-1trruoa StOpPed •t'istantI', 1 - ', lidS In • UI 71155 '. -:-:-: - - HEAD ' ipu4'ar tt)(li Fit '1\K !'.l N i It \ pi toitut-t.' !s I reports Ilia t lid inst. 'mt IIZ,1 t pane l s jiu bd iiitert-"ts Ill d New financial racketeers had Engla nd ra c I ru c - lit 1'. %l X0\ administration has annoUnced II plan to increase wheat subsidies by. nearly sIS1( $i total a move that could result in a million government payments next %ear of 51A billion to . At It tiaras Is-n t s a II 1 II ni- toiti a I fl t ri t jomimtird iieuarImig 15,510). ss as 11SSi% ?d ii 15 i I I - - - ' farmers not planting the iralri president I,! wriut' 'Jels'sisitifl, iss'i-t' on the Liks - ,ii:ul tiøu lu-ct tiii'.trt4itI5 limo is 54411s'Il all D11-:71, 1110 ,11t V1, 111 , ijr1r1m'm1t ia I hIVutitillous' (iet;rg' I,s:ri the liutk'Mlr(l lii'ttul oll Stopj4si their 'mtmiuull fishing 'c(,')s r m ri mt li x mug in the Bla c k 11 ills of South has l'emi given three alternativesudsienly Dakota campaign schedules and an outline of proposed President Nixon sit the I ;ne.ctsr Sarifs,rsj :i latuitA'r d (',,hiuIhlr-I( tI' .'islativt- a'1 ii.stiiitasl ,mhliiirs (IIltIilttt'e ltii' nt'plmt''l Is, a flut-stioninaire sent out I,) the W e ather ','e-sterdavs high 91 loss 71 v- ith 12 of an inch ; , likf,l%, Illillill't during ;itti-i-noori thunder!, IIU\&L(-r, mer( o- requv-~Iltig rei arid ot'lluirt' tan's, stage 1111(1 irlre ontrols and Lumlor Unions , u s I ,. '-i'1 evening hours 5, Highs gi-j to 93- Loss tonight it) If) a Itain _11 l; *.,. c,' ni I sstl IS i n,l Vt • dnu '.d is 20 Ill . ,,_,,; f$-m- C(fl - tonmgtit - - ,- F .1 - rt KIRbY • but minutes (if it *1 V. it I whic - h birnivir councilman cii - ' Ici -- -------- ' - - - Damon Jonei, riLv) of Sanford, F'.van.-i *Aent to the truck and is spcakin to Jones alter) the started Just befors nor-n toda', 'lefentiuint suddeni', produced .i as closing argunnents for the state unit deftinsto ended at 22raliber pistol and fir"I t~xee tinles about II Ii) aiiu Later, upon medical es I•;van us being tried in ti-ic l'.irh ,'i',t nut' .i'1L11 t0:t'ttt rt'n',t':I lii I-slitut' Its'', SeIwII anid \;unil 15 :k I th f loots in an ilnlrittitin it OJi (15't5'tTflifl.'I lnim'ulenhi'tpac'l-'u: ttamlru'tciilted that Ismu of the shot.s struck 'h" "S two txmth 1115(1 >umI for the .11- 11581*- in his chest arid he wi I fsn:titsni 1 1).ssic \t.ss• Jiws- --- -- r '1 t' I ,t - '. rr- hstus'n to th Itit-ased. 1 aCt u,tillhit ti te'stimniony M,t,tt n t'lit'itssl III tiii' trial lit F.vusut'. 1 -- friend" i,f both suitors I so pi- rsnns were charg'nt With state atb-r.'.': p15 session sith 'it William Ilium Eaton, handling A strike force of St-inintilk, I.tiraint-Mi(hele Seklia), Noll) 18 the I)r(ro-cution for the sWtv and (ounty and Sanford I'"Iite Vice 1tfCfltS MtmntL'iy night struck at a Sanford resitiente, uirn.",ti'tl (irs persons inside anti ittit! o',mts'iI 2.1 lt,'rns lx'rt:iuftuil t ( t till, it drugs 1111(1 tik'sdimtl ArIIlt'd with if s.- .si&ti "arrant Is..if r,it" the city - count) several patkt Is t I iii ltIJui in I narcotic pa rum 1iht m- ru,! j,m ,a ott tht'r '.00L' s'Utu a ti.t;d ,.ji.ti. sf 12(N) ;sfts'r rattling :5 t::l S-tith ________________________ mit uiit' Ilushanil Ilr)(t V. itt' sm're s-tu:sngeut is ilk possession of IIOitillliItliu ulhIil hut.5t'r.I1ttl ii,ur.slstit'rrnsliu. unit ri,s7s icti j.sulu'iI ill lieu of $5,004) 1111.11 IsiOmi'. vat If 'ii'.' smrn.'stsI 171 hit' %.iiIit' fsit I', 71 tli it irlutis nt Stt tI Jss'.t' Itaul Mum Ii, N. uul ()ri.ititli', '0ttls t liar,',& 1 i, thu.mti Its.' grallis sf iii.aniJuuIn:m Ilulan Ito','. tlefen-. iluintis uitttrnes this' toilcssing information ixiufeil ftcttti before Circuit ( url Judge Torn w.i-. kb Jr \ln'. .liimws, is itiow, said sis' .1111 I- s ,sn 'A cre sitting on hit' fr'nt ; 'nh t'f h'm i2hhi Street 11(1110 sf1 thus (5(0104, fit April when Damon Jt'ries came bs his tru k and isket her to r-tsflle inmk the liousist' to talk is itli her .mttout the preserc' of Es-tins Alter it t'tsnv,'rs,itlon tx-list-en \I. N a St r rc e For c e e I n S a nf ord i 'v' Nets Ii) 1111.1,S( o -. )tumn. '' hOtI Ih''u'ssioli ' "'°" Agents reportest f 1)0(1 I '-st at titlsl $562. b:t'st'rumges '- I load - - ,' - Bulleti niariltiana. nitirr than fi%e gruitis, attorney and 'tue and one-hall pounds of rnrIJuianii isas , seiittl at listitO toda hi :ohhihmnt'ut - Sanford Pollerrmiintlt'( tiunts sIt' in .i raid at 190 SiSUL1 % uiiumnerhn 5 enut-. 1.1 (hrti's I-tWa si rrirtt ti James I'aul -- and hi' silt' Patricia Paul. !!, tills 'ii us Ulialits of thi- house s en' ,irrests'd after the IIJtt.UIII .&th' *541 ili ti s'tii rrt'd in ,a tjundr -. Its ci in the u Itiitt r'.om __________________________________________________________________ I_c?', ~ Sflftiit ,siss ti4ti'mi in licit ist $500 hi''n'I , I',siilui ti iltts'IliIIiI 'I!' us' I,t sit It, ti-it titular , "title II. Is r row to short' uug.suhust it' '.tr.Ir, current IImth ff.inl', liii si slat 11W biast lllurlguml over 11-lulls Into white ss later jstisi '.5t,i riuped GREAT BI iY(. flN i -mi a Ixts'.,'ssion itt uli,mniiIict:i 5)111, i - ill 5 ilS. iS Stt I RADE-INS 2 1910 TOYOTA Sprint s. r s 11 01 1-, \ u toOl a tic Ti ,l n)S fit l S S tJflS ,mnt d Radios . 1 Owners - $1695 )(1111h, '111 af~vllt .ilitl Ill% 6,111 Conditioned, Radio Loaded I Oo,ner $2495 to the tiorial, it% it titiliteil 1111%lill thit- raiwis lit-Fern had to uniLuigle a line tsr.iiiitimi ,it,suiiil I'usuiucci's ls'its ,siimi Us-.it itoh Eli.' Iiiit to short' Ihis' tislu 111515 loisl to row S nor three illilu ii , k Is, Wit Dii ilitnt' Sanford. ,.%,i -, -- ----- (tlhnhIlIttee cxp mtss -ml lIes ih'tt that pri'ss'nut s - onitrisls sisen prices mill 'itiii5'u'S sIstulit he lightened 1411:t(- lItre-.' 'silisi (SdlbrolI ought to 1,s' lifted vii- ' IV? I MARK Ii, 4 Dour Automatic Transrnms %ion, Vinyl Top, Air - it 6a CHEVROL El im pa la .I Door l,ijrd Top TrjnsiTii-* Automatic 5100. Air CndsIionedPower te5'rtumq Puwr 111`1 s brakes - Ri dtti TOYOTA Corolla t,mIiii Waqoni. RadIo , 111,19 S Owner 114 D E X iti:' It 014,5 llusinu'ss Review t'ol.'tuihsr Claitisilludadil (oih,lts I isissoisl 1011111' Itt' I malts I0- jig ,\l,t.y t-,slthuiri.sl t,usiuiulisItt I ,nitvitu,mnhuis'mut 5 Al .111-511 o'i ' PuPIl.- flittui I's Ssttis'I', Sports . 4 I LINCOLN Cositsii 2 Door Hand Top Vsmi I Top. Automatic lraflsIllIStiOnl, Air Con 1969 1 NG ii RD (or tin; a A Uto 0) alIt. Trnsmmssmon, 1 Door Sedan, Gold In Color si-i o'' us ida I . 10A I IA 10.5 .tli ituS •li 115 'o,r\ felt there should [A. further tax Iti(rflti%'es to spur r('tst'isrI If •snst itt ti ls.çit n nt I 'sit, if Ii mitt 5 a0 hi,isi it ., uIltILll;te 197) DODGE M,iiaco 4 . r 00r Hard I7 p (j jtJuls ne&f 't Of I Poiller Steering Power Ths , ii di (I: ito s I E ttra Clean 1969 fishing - i hit1_i ,if it'. 01.511 hi%us 4,r.lIil It,. r_ tI is ill jt'.ui s ill '- hunt 1 1.171 ti'.' grim IllS 'if hii t Ijualium 1*1)11 of (lurch I I lhs,sse'.sitsru t lIeterum Htii P fit -J IainuIpIa'nJaIiI.s titter it sins-k-mi but then rrtultnismi to lxiii SIIimtkmilg Isit' and Isstm tsg I'aulucci, Who stuis still C111191119 'grass" sser,' taken iri'm Its' Quiz Draws Response Mu'jitot'i ._. - - I ,wtiore\t.,ilc(ttliiittt~q birvest (III I ith rr property • llauluccl and Ills fishing - - .1 , u ., mr,i - tent tslLjufte to iLi truck -' oi F.sarLs rallusi to ., I l"lil$'rlitl(LS .111 tht- guilt !".'III'. illilO jijiti SsIId lie wa n ted t 'r ii: I-ri. s of Albert I:'.'uun.s, talk to him si in iii S unfonul She testified she could r-t i t,rgm'i with wt'onst degree unti. r in the slit itlng death of I ar the conversation.Liu , l it I \ttornt, mm t ink. S( .(III '. j-. , - - hI', III! I - , The ;irst ellis ansist 171 inatter following it t'i Murder T ric I I 15 J e riO f Li I U CCI Nearl y Drow n s lii Waterfa ll TmliIII'.TI.Iirm- t,Iii tii,ilttt Jus- uet 1' iulut u is tin sloiru s Iii s bout'h t'.tt 0 lhlutli, Niurira soth 8f Sanford, TI 5 rntOS I) I it tspm ul drossran*-:, lime hlerouil k-,snrws (1)411) ike incident ux-t'urrt'd 00 Lake 'I'erniite tri Canada F'nt'Iu.v afternoon. An ctou1it sit 11w mnu iip was related I a Mmnit'soth newspaper Sunuila',' -- -.-.:11- - _-1.~_~_- , ___ -~-_; .- 'k-~~.., . ~_ -_ I )'t ' - - Jury Deliberates %* 1 .J-- - A tioped that the llii;ird 4-1 ('(PtInt) \1 s r ( in "5 t' i I . I. fl I Kn:gbi Is_it I aLttn' Iso divers l..:ngui'nil has pro. Luzuicd the out at 10,000 feet. 2 mules apart: day as FlI.iIIT l)ltt'( ABUSE thit attt nipt 'tJ trttS-CtO_'5 Ofl( 1) 'i•anithCrs path. f or tiIi H t mc I F U- - Ir athlitic:n 1 The (,oldui media sixinding for Ills fall campaign against routine **The government .,, .,. ' -\ disc jockey complains: ,, -it a wife who , a,-. ' I r-'th I rr F:4tTieafl how can ', m Aid"' And Johns Carson is ha isuised the cUStOznett 10 his annual &,a, included the - more ,!r , .. fornuilion It, tilt- count- 11 hoil liOn 551111 the I 111111'. I unil is \it'.himss it l In Coll ;.; :::t' tn"l'- to I IIIit itiig lierndon :\irlrt in Or lando "Ufld.1 ' IliulI v. ;ihui't' in t)ranie and SoflitnOle t otitit II' to I -C 1111150 I Ilt"WK-tal 110f if KepllUhCan . 166 RIG. $1.99 - - • . p - Some thoughts to tickle your I'unny-bont' Jack Benny On his ;1itica1 leanings: 'I'm neither ALONG- GRILL i, PHONE 647.4100J - ,iitt d there requesting one tr - - THE -TAKE PORTAILI FOLDING We lilt WINTER PARK MALL 1\ fliflUfllZ thit' 'di1shi\ . "s& niinole t ount' is pre'-c nIt d tt ( Fitint'. ' is bet r . trca. the U S Department of Defense in Vt ai 'ungtln In ''te zsppearanL 2 of the ptecncicmn U S ArrTi*the Paratrtvp Tca" The Golden 1111 root-soot Lwultra: Ole% is built in t$1100,13 Petition r-*-o I I Security Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. '- I n s ide The Herald ..,. . prescriptions D.R.na, ri. 4.. PANTY % HOSE A." 0. :'', HILDA RICHMOND , , uniir trnunl 7u - - ___i DUIASII VINYL I-. L ,fr turirutt'd the flurries of satin--. '.-"::unolt' High students who've : hornire'-c wiU'b Listing ir. : edition :n - Vthtm i Who, 19 Ot'stt of those who was sup- -'t:iscd to be also listed was -top 'hi iii I lILT In 13I. 11,i't t to , a I It 1:ick) Yates. who intidentl'. " Lenadoon district I)) 1h't It tt:it .t ('OPS out. ilUt %% ill ix- going into the Marines i ii ii 'oi i'-' fin no pron - ii 'i' Is i 12' SUPPORT WITH '..HIIR SPANDEX EIIGI TAN 0 0 0 at . ' - ; _ ~6 RICO lENA CASTLE At.msnl._t' ,'"- '__;,, Ur. 299 j ~ GARDEN HOSE # - - JtJ'Pj,Jp'.I . iii# rI SD Fl. LONG Dit. -?: - - - "--- - ,4SIGN UP .!. -. - proposed I'All - I `-ii c.ipdis. COWWPJ.L• r)s.d.37C ,., w lff s 1 ' - 114 , nunt Is fc'ru 111v iii'. ,sniis ii to (iii out tht, tilt pum'stIIsII; iou pr opose d t'tirt Itunis' jima '. hms tn... lt its ti iii liii %lasitniui l't'uii;mlu' lix' t tiuncil it that n I sk. si P.r 70th u 111114 (un In itioll ;n Ito prspnst sI t:uilsling. t's;x't-i.ills in the urea of iurkinut fra101i Ii (histo, t'ist.r (tsr ttts Worshi ful ti this lii presented •'stul)altt-tl at (-Ostitmit 11,N),11111). tsr i'sli't' I;Iesti'lgt still ' VIRSINIA KTROSKI 1.0 Bob 121A - ts'i -, -4-. Bulletin -. ~ . 89 ' " 1) iI t/Il I - - -• -- - - . ' ,;~ . 'I' MAGICUBES -) ; PE G $1 . 49 S fliint - FLASHCUBES 1I Ie:a ._ 1 I 4" .. )ILVMflhI W . - ':' C'Vl tIAI.JIA . i ! ~ - '- - - - - 'i _ S - -,,.':. ~111! 0ima '-' .%lit-sl ''it t,utne up i;is 1 ,'t'it it hen . s tinthingent itl t:is'tnhers It -ii: this' S,tiilIs \irCc. AFB Thanks to litBarnard of the fluti Juana S 'i - - . :.— I 1I p ." -' %olderS ii.1 iI 00 / Electric CHINA TEA MASTER 58 '2 ' .rt-utiir that 24 rears after the afternoon will highlight this JolSflfl', Roltons I'.51 doing aerobatic i K-9 :i Orlando doP. blast" vie'd' have a man fund raising event ir b,hal' o in demonstration. ti man-carrying ss-zslking on the moon Neil the fight agaInst drug abuse l 1,1%i ,I it t.tl lit -tm lute fr Cvpre Gardens, .t.sr Orange ('ourttv SCItutOthit' arId ,tstr CinlZ, Jul', 21). 196' old -. Get, it seems like it was cmlv The Golden Knights program t..S ATaI', -serve Meth-Vuic's ',esterdsis ss hen we were consists of several difficult remote control aircraft, clown' nuevers including the knitand listmusic ma giant step re peating 'One T he esent, is receiving the - ur formatior man ii-u-us rears" Already' paratroopers bail out at 14.00) support of n-*-ans civic clul," concerned individuals Is nil ft-el. and jo'n hands during their 'iS A Sill N ( II)N m .51' I Another Golden businesses and area armed free-fall , \Ii Kindi of calls - h U-i F'rank Sinutra tinarched "did anyone re- Knight dives out, free falls. forces uniL% Fun(is raiwi will grfnll into a llttust' Select -as-, 1sf' used to ltght drug abuse ir: opens his c'hute. cutS it ass Port ,cisinc mon .e (thins' ('II!nmhltss- r'soTn auu then open i-us Orange and Seminole Counties, One was found, dead Ly some TCC :sntas unit at- ruse'tt the --huldren in the Ras'enbrcxik -•-:-:- •:- --i't tnuimltts'e of mmtei t'iitli and :'-:V.- -:-:-:- :: : mm, spisosilsl', Ittlhmig a SIC]. 111.-Il klt,ii hamitis ins tuissut. __L 3 QUART CAPACITY __ C REG 'uI ' 'Ll -- I Its \l or stint's - 'IItu'" ttir 01.11. 'IicU . the ar ea tk I Itt .4 to1' •i(ttilflLt • .,. S -- POPPER _.f-' sir nc I - - - Underhill Road oil the south ,cit'did Remember hcsss 'c Airshoss at Herndcuru Sunda'. Admission will tile of :1 Ii mirumum: airpane rides, plus b. on' mans predicted none of us July 3 dollar wilit children 14- holicopler rides over the city The appearam-t cot " wou;d bit around to w IS65' undcr tiolickv free In the cornLittle dud those dooims.i'.ers man sky-diving team in mid- ,tidtrs. Dr- S1cst' Schulke in ---- MUN$Ey O..LINCUDIPdC'P, CLAM' 75 - SIT MAN DRILL VISE 53C' / ~ IS NO LAUGHNG . ." : -' ?' ,l'',I' '' - S firli, jitomic bomb was et- Knight.%, at ft* Family Funds) - \tt.ntissh,iI.', .0II0- S-f'?) ( '.r'r:-,f'I I Palos. 1 ) MiArill ts:4Iav flh''l ;'isiiifir jitIrmn ;sar#rl -with I?:" VI r'itr S ofliti', t,,kfr, et?) F tutu' 'SI't - frI1lt to (I!! / -, ri,mn'iiP ''r'u- Is 1' fr II, ISIn St I COrtimitted tv pvrt I'light I.V, it: S - Hnv T T:mC Does Fli ao Juts 1 1"45 : II .,I~ F.~ Ii qI i , . _, ., I ~ ~ ,; ," Irl~1l ~1 1r I %T! ?OL SALE I . :. . _ __ -S.W-_~k-_# LARGE" jh1 " lIii - ,, •.iii' ' ......... - •' '-5 499 REG 5 9 - . -9 I ~m _ 1 • 53.11) NYLOP. ,,NI! PANTS - . - . ., - :71 '-"''---',' .. " GENERAL ELECTRIC / 11:i1 - ' 1r1 l'ht'ft'ltlttfl I-iarnard s bistro 5 Better ti-rt'i C4W'5 tAil all of rv. qJesur)ns In icmcsi at Tt 'ipc's' and to go Kith-Boorn - i 20" FAN SLE E VELESS S T911PI w:TI' Itito V?:.:' - , . S1,1E TO - TOP SET - \ i.I- 7. 699 12 99 PANT and ~ ~ - I ''--' ,Aids Drug Fight ')V'_l._).' NYLON - ' ' ky-D i v i n g Team ILL JMIii.Jl,' P' , would tilt- amli-Ing L$, en An,! .,.Lt)%rqutr,tI) perform ., REG. 799 , .- I ''"t t.5?1 L-#,k** If.#- Jac THI:\ RF' - - :' _.. c, 'm5 ft or • Lliit!efltt'tIn t'- ftt, Intent it! I'flflI!fli i. Ititit grand liifrtii IIIIC Jan, tilt'. iireiikii ond t'ntrniiu tIetCH'. It £JflhTIii it lelont cniind iarrvn' to 51111t iiu, dritppvn it-. oT Lircitkiiii ant: ci' ti: t. III flit"ii' ti t'flhiiiiiIt 1 .4'7i';fl(fl' III Jilt!! tnt , '5ui .r- - .C.5W1.'. 'n-... i:;' ' i''is.,'-il-:i III IiIi\ 'i 110.11 it ,,: is fitii Iii. tilt i tin IFII of \uiJii'tiI)i Ill 'I tHIS Iii Ix this 'alt ., t. 1,I5I' liii' primbletus .11)1 i 'itP'.i tshhs'h has ;mni'en (riot -i nm'tpii''t In bull s -tm,irt))t'li'.' \l a ionic I riIijmle - 5t - REDWOOD & ALUM INUM FOLDING CHAIR KODAK FILM - : -- , ' n;!'t'''l i '''. t'It'ti hint it )i'f,llIfI P 'sriii',t,l I'm Its' I'S(' Iip lwml'l up it rat" hike it NO Oitr.I tlwnrcI'I, liil said the rt'gtilotcry tor-f ly '' ItlI4 In flhlfrM-Irig (; ti lt h'rt-.wr I'm r'r,niIr u jttrfl14 hut in th *amne wity it n,-tsitl't'q tit.q in t.0 rum nthi.r tht.'i ovLu?t'tRill? 'title.' ' ' '' • (7q ,_~ kv,-., _., :0lit - I, 5: : t:::,;.;.;.'1,'- - Arath Minor ti, equallt, effect:% t .. 11 e or, adyntur.i at *arcc based I ~- 5' - I (151. - Men •1' tim - , Z) 0;,~p I- - - I ev - tr tiler develoDed ant! r2g, or;e tiiax't' beauty ptay' 'c r ' $99.50 . ii '',-I,..1: % for FILM PRINTS ,o Get a , '" - , , I i , ,, latc or 11*-at one F a all of those c,,hcurt,sitio'u 1 (1 ti tieoriw' in'. oh i'd ,w1iec'e that riian 1-ieocsie at k'sl't hiflf. pri'cL'('I' L1*-t t. P 1 HI- I i- OW \IND, TOO I ill it '-..m-rs bout that., • ('C*OI 'D u'usi hums ti-sur - At Lim1$n?, d.$.ctat. or tv,. cnv.r.t: o',.t tu'nt at t ioi,ir 0' ,adc conn.i.: It the unit S.rnncl lfli. I' ln..' ..... o,. •n,uO•?Co mpact, Portable. it ho, lhit1'.gi, ?ran,i$th, and solut stoop c,?Cui?r I, walnut cabin.' ?,.'z5t. Fiod.nç 17f b o ost iti higi..f.ou.nz I]7JIIC W0V5 tii. InUud.' car covet c t.o,dron shni. UD to 300 square +.t t 1-11771. unit, Ircin; C fl,oir. trn-4i ran& such a, t halfoem c , stuorwroy can p,'nii., ma,' porn., anc smol: tws,,i,., S - / r10 -. : - ,I - S . i ~ ~ -7 __.r. 'i - 1-1~: -1 . L. kit nEC' r'nd.-ursInh tht i '*-vTTo't,,rALl ;.nd Liii Teamsters 1- T'iI*n 0.their support to If un 't'sident txnn ''l'u' dis' ii i;0( when arts 00sf ,.t'icIuiis cisr. guarantee X r2 J:7i, .- .- ~ 1- ), F f';,rJi t!n .-! ____________________ -... , T" Pa 1 - .: - - - '. Request For Bui l ding Ii _- ._ ''-_&_ m4V - rI . 4 tt-mhr. -: 11 . IV . .S?-nTIt . ,, unIt:-:' - ' Ao~_Ank - .--- . ~4` ..r r t 1 -. Calendar S.. .u; Action 1 i)ru. Ittiti Cir Ii •' (i,tiniiitti 11 p-ni. Teagut Ciicriiat I ona Ctiri,t r Iç Shit rap esinrs C'hurh, :'4t1 and Park, f' p u. 1 ~~ . ' - A _. -~1 . 11 . - I or - 11~ ~ 1 , lfl~ .: i 777,77.,illoi ills = . -c -po~ -,UJAWRIEW&- , - ~ L , .--7 *4 ~11 ",;7- ~~l ~=, ~--- .IUR 21' . .. -l7 '.5-, , - Sern inole , __ ___ 4 M ~ P. .. F, -1_I V. ]t' I ~~'F; IF 6V,,~ ~ -~ , ~ . , R;drnt executive committee mtincttr. Brian Clic'uennoi second vice rnun!y dulD .'sauited n tin Ripley. first vice corn and 5 .-,-;r- . mi __ I rank LUcCkei past cornmander back row. Frank SickNir sergeant -al 1 r; arms. Clarence Dunnigan. chaplain Thompson. adjutant John .1 Tune and It\'t commander. ' ,,IIIIIO I' Ilp,tou AMERICAN LEGION Camphell-Lossing Post - itt', it a ' - V tried with iiii.ernplied rapit,i ll(! aicituit with intent it, 1L!11It r8p- Li1W)1i is 24-year-old riiruh wornin in MLI (it ti '''II ltI'I,ft ' . • lOt t,'.us' Itinti L,i ii: ,1',i,uhI' t,sii' lit.. ilt or V*Ii'c t - .- IN-AM __ I - I ,tjl( l',tI i - i I Tuesday, July 18, 1972-Sanford, Fiorid'i 327 Is''' ó41T eat .iu.4i 1 - WWI I • lh*' 1111`9' Itt', Ill. 1 h. 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IiI - I - liii ,I tt'it''sl I II P. ~L73 'J 11: 11 1" r 111%11',I - bML)M I tt•i, ..- England Fights Proposed Hike fill . ror - . Z _% I . k .. A_ :_ . - 1;- For Trial .ith -WaC112V,2,,.0 ".11 1969 DATSUN Pick -Up 11 Ton LOW DANK FINANCING . Brakes. Tilt Wheel, Es 5199$ Clean Ira TQY~QtT OPEN Ail I. VENINGS - - - tmi . -- A - ECONOMY CARS OF SANFORD IN (. III u.It IMIf" I IF 92 & Onor,, Rd ., it Dial J I46U 1 � 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, July 17, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, July 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/f929443529560aa78b43a80d42643f30.pdf 34378077c2b6dca8d10b766a512a1fd9 PDF Text Text .i: 'f-- L 2s On This Memorial Day p4 n C EL r r vtowers Uj 0 C I lIt,rinti. like the news. Ne% pnpor pnper; they appear iii, at;' meant for in ;h,nt 1411 ninpt tim anti really iiu'tutmlav; liP%% i'l't' ;imvIml'' liii' Iunfiiuul nwat (or today; history honk;, ecterilav' *'ditnt liii' i'r%'i' 11 II 01 ;iili)t'ttiti' t,t,tiii . ltit' aft, II iltiit$'i't.. ,I1J, 1 t flv(' IIIIII 01 01 I he tic uular t inn ', reflectIng our owarene;; - or ick of tni ent;=-- 4)1 4('nt and trend; the w t %t liIt'li cimn,tiltii'il t and not mu at ;ituuuuthimu; we find nor ;.'i vet in tlo ar =4111 ] rrat F 0 a LO Costly Be-y-ond Price I Monday, May 64th Year, No. 201 I•:xattl II) ears aiu. on Memorial I lay. one editorial writer tiotcil that ' icon this sear of peat.'.'' uu.'t; ly mtm'aii American S*It% t'laitii'tl mliii teAtS That itch. it plane tot sing 93 srrv. lcetiiu'ui Iii South Vietnam hunt vanished ;.mtn.'ts liii e in the Pacific Auiti only a Iett t miks p1 tom to that mtvunmit liii l'ov, , l972Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 0 Lottery It,v Korean or in riiirnb"r; '.1 ca;wii?s"; an national trealirry expended, that it would become the toneit war in our hi; tory, (hut If wm'muttl fort • the retirement rf to" pr"c,'k'nf and h in altmitrocc aroimr'l the neck of hi; st, e';or, that it woutl lend to civil dt;order anti rint in this;iimn four young student try arid the death; wt,n were little children in i92. on a hc,u tiful campus IOfIW) mile; from Vietnam It ha' been a long and terrible nrdA for this nation Yet it m ott •nd somneil .m and we can only repeat the prayer ttst tome gotsi will come of it arid have foin that the nation will emerge better .rd ;tronger for having been through (hi; tr Ttin writer rondutleti hi; I92 ed tim with word; which, regrettably, have grown truer over the year; The flower; of Memorial Day beautiful antI sweet. They are cacti / ?m"vrmnd price, and sad beyond knowing other i,hlIr'r; hail hr'c'r, killed In flip Jiiiigl*' by iit'rr lila; with the ;t, tinge name of "Viet ( on '' I Ii tit it ii V f$,t% lilt',) Ate 111%, filved Ill i th vifmimn:' told the writer am i' notc'ningti to irouiw the concert, of flit' American people. They are are officially there to •tiilt'jt'' flat jut' dying.'' The UnitedState; United is not tit war, he went on. Vet Pre;htt'nt Kennedy hind j t thorizt'd flue uiwarili nv of the i'uirplc' I (ear to men Wlutifl(IP(I In the Vietnamese tight. trig The edilorIalI;t offered up a rayr flint Mi'nirurtnI Day in ltifl2 Itiat there woiulil hi' an early cml to Ni" etmnfi ict in snutti Vit'tnani, 1,111 that it tinuie. sonic lasting good would t'on Today We are still praying for an anti , that conflict. Ten years ago, no one re nioti'ly conceived that It would ;urpa; IWO Operation Broken Co mbined Raid Nets 35 0 . - 0 16-0 -S CO raids on hiune; and buinessi; issued by Justice of l'cacc police, said Branch, who Sanford ;xmlice that nuriiert*i-' ,felling operations were within Sanford and in the Robert E. Carroll, after agent;, operate; the Lucky Star Tavern whiskyserving search warrant; in Lake Monroe, had just being COfl(1U('ted in the Seminole County sheriff's county. arrived home with a lottery Sanford area without proper Prize catch in the joint charging resale without ents and Sanford police nhlned tr.k forces during the operation that started Friday license and calm' of alcohol on pickup, when the raid coin- lit't'nstsItrarn Ii t; uuti hued while Sheriff eakend arid arrested 3S per- night and continued through Sunday, mttscoVeflMt what was III411(t'iI 110 1IiI IliltiSt', Polk and agents counted Both Branch and his wife lhting Sunday afternoon was the called .0 large scale lottery in a sethes the contents of the cedar chest, were charged with sale of arrest of a Lake Monroe tar operation, which contained over $3,000 at Sheriff John Polk reported the alcoholic beverage; without operator and his wife on The lottery license; promoting a lottery, the Jail Sunday and told ;ct7cd number of lottery charges. Also lawmen the confiscation of Cuban lot- paraphernalia, Including tally joscion of lottery records ilerald 'the money belonged to ( llp. Mid poss.'ssimui of lottery tI.' t'tuuit' h " notebooks, Lc' tuckets and approximately sheets, 1k failed to name the chur( h, proximately 1250 in Cuban tiCkets. They are mnt'nriuerateml $3,243 in cash found in a chest at tickets, an adding machine, in lite county jail in lieu of total w hicli Ile said had ownership of a Dunbar Street addrms. the funds, "he was Just keeping Robert Branch, 41, and four cases of liquor a,, 1,43 in $9,000 bend; each, I.-.. j';i The weekend raids were a for them." Ernestine, his 43-year-old wife, currency. Sanford notice raided eight information given to agan, Sanford result of inform It CharlesFagan, w ere arrested on warrants t Con I'd On f'g, 2A Col 4) fl 11111. SCOTT . IPLO 0 C (0 - ------ Ll -- — V1 4 20z' Americans C LO By John A. Spoiiki \0 There may be one heck-of-a- __ ; --- Celebrate Holiday By TilE ASSOCIATED l'IIESS - — I . - -0 Today is Memorial Day, . lot of cars on the highways this --. up a three-day bumperwinding there Is holiday weekend, but • g' to-buniper weekend with the Vol one -. . conspicuous by its ab- -'• • ,.. •. -. ,. nation's public tribute to the ' .'-• men who have fallen in battle Does anybody know how to from Bull Hun to Khe Sanh. start a $240,000 gas turbine car Among the traditional careThe vehicle, said to be the ninnies scheduled, was the Lay'only one of its kind, has broken trig of tu wreath at the Tomb of down eight times since its (he Unknown Soldier In Arlingarrival In New York City, on MEMORIAL SERVICE AT LONGWOOD CEMETERY ton National Cemetery. Rep. Win frxn We federal govern%' William Scott, it-Va.. will repmerit for testing as a lowOld Glory flies at half staff in honor of the men who gave their lives President Nixon, who Is rest pollution alternative to the during armed conflicts since the Civil War at the "First" special winding up his Moscow summit ' internal comlaUon engine. - . ceremonies Sunday at Longwood Memorial Gardens. Longwood meeting, Right now, It's out of cornIn San Francisco, the Coast Elementary School's Fife and Drum Corps play "America" while mission. Well, at least it Isn't Guard cutter Resolute will cast young men From Sanford Naval Academy serve as color guards. Also • stinking-up the air, eh) wreath on the sea outside the . ' participating were city officials, Sanford Chapter Disabled American Or, as some of my horseback Golden Gate. riding friends would be apt to Veterans, Lyman majorettes. Rev. Martin Keller of St. Augustine A new memorial to the war - • .. ) ,' say,"tseatatrpollution — rldea . , Church, Casselberry; Rev, Jack Lindsay, First Baptist of Longwood: . dead will be dedicated in Cowhorse."(Which brings us to and South Seminole Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8207 and Auxiliary eta, Okla., the American city :. i1.r. ' another pollution problem...) which claims to have lost the Unit, most men per capita in the Viet(Donna Estes Photo) noun war. I didn't hear It, but sports The northeastern Oklahoma LOOK WHAT I'VE FOUND .... editor Gary Taylor tells me of tm ,wtu of about 2,200 has recordeth the radio announcement which eight Young men killed In the opines, "The Pentagon anRobert Branch, Lake Monroe tavern operator, and accused along with conflict. nounces that there haven't been Ernestine, his wife, in a large-scale county lottery operation, watches In Frankfort, Ky., the Marine any deaths reported today in Sheriff John Polk begin the count oh the contents of a chest filled with Corps League plans services at Vietnam . . - but, three people lottery records, (Related photo on page 3) the gravesite of it. Presley N. cash and containing did the of old age, while working Mill Scott Photo) O'llannon, said to be the first around the Paris Peace Talks Need Marine to raise the American Is able t, Not table." flag on foreign soil. --_. -4 .-1, s, s. of the United States betore it iit't A feature of the observance in Ely III1A. SCOTT i evolved (ruin a rural to an could afford U attended school Dallas is the lining of drives in From The MaL'bag Please be In Pay Dispute I'aflOne otFisr for a few months between urban society. two local cemeteries with my guest — I bought the enin harse'i( and spring plowing oeimuent Now that this vslv hundreds of flag;, each floWfl in closed just for you to use on historically, the rune-month At the beginning of the ,1.1' memory of a serviceman or school year may be cun.siocrett t'umtiple(e, the pattern of j rimeyour next carwash to see if it Special i onth school year with an Century, free public sch.'u. m womnuin and given by (heir tam- revolutionary. It was a by. will deter lovebugs on your extended swinner vacation has offered 120 days of instruction vehicle the same as I found it tiroduct of the economic ntcds inquiries he found that the the state law provides (lout those tIlt's. ($Ufl)C a habit and not one of as a "smrd' year but. after did on mine last season Lasts B> DONNA minimum salary for police officers meeting unmnitnum need in today's predonnnanLly World War I, this was through a couple of washings — "Belly-achln" officers In his city is lowest in state standards of 280 hours urban 5ut'ie, educators say. lengthened to t60 days. bug too — the wax, not Longwood After World War It. the school In the 19th Century, farm Another idea I noticed today notwIttanding, members of the county with the lone ax- training i and all lA,ngwo(d's Mall To Be Annexed hR'S (It necessity took piece)ear was further extended Li was using an old window screen this police force will have ception of the Village of North polkemnen do ) will receive minimum salaries increased by Orlando and all governmental monthly from the state while ttnt'e over school attendance. 180 da s. In addition, nuan I lashed across the front of monthly to permit par- units in Seminole have either otherwith32OhmmurisWitlrccCiVe At Council !\Aeeting Itume who went' fmrtunate iUonl'd Oa Pa$e3A Col. Ii radiator. Not too pretty but -------=------- --- - -ticipation In (tie state ad- applied or are applying for the a total of 1*) tninnthly subsidy. heck are the b??'? Those who have completed and Helene Edmondson imunistered, federally financed, subsidies. tomorrow's meeting of City fly MARION BETIIEA The mayor pointed out while received Associate ot Arts or revenue sharing plan for subCouncil at 4:30 p.m. sidizing law enforcement the City of Sanford has a Asociatc of Science degrees Al.TAMONTE SPRINGS— hit' annexation was approved niinlmnurn salary for its officers will be eligible for another $2 We were swamped with salaries. at $6,678; the sheriff's depart- and those with a bachelor's '[1k' $30 million Altamonte Mall b, council last week upon first At least, Mayor Kenneth responses to our "Wt-'d Luke To Altamonte degree can receive $30 more up is expected to be annexed into reading. 1C,31G, Brown will do all In his power to imient, Know" quesUow.z'e - - - on The grandoise edifice is Springs, $6,240; Casselberry to a maximumi, from the state In the municipal limit; at 4.15 school plan, and Of') the get the increase for six officers $6,180 and Oviedo 16,000. the subsidy of $10 monthly per man located upon U acres north of districting Issue for Sanford on Tile his city's 'Our iffit-er; should have it. SR 436 and west of Palmii nui)orforce. told The h erald minimum lit lAingw ood Is $3,700. being placed before the alec- today T Springs HuMid, and will feature he has requested CouncIl North Orlando's one full time opportunity of getting thin-, torate. the chief of futimti," Brown declared. II. 150 business establishments. : Including those which we Chairman Eugene Jaques call a 1xd1ttmii, except diltmt ii. t'XlM'('tS III' 1111*' to lea. I or major stores are planned, ixliuc, is paid 14,1300, the village offered to you in last Friday's special nmietting of the city's less attempting to the department 110(1 praised it, be surrounded by smatter edition, this now include; the governing body at 7 pin IS neverthe "moan in brown" for doing mia'S and parking will be af' cumulative totals, as of this Tuesday Lu approve the pay gmmih1rowncuntin1utt3t10tt51huu1' the subsidy. tremendous Job. Ills metnart'. forded for 6,000 vehicles takes to make the officers morning's mall delis-cry: last Thursday night about (mL)tr is EdwarutI h'hIartclo - ' -i ',-,,- ._...1 - r' -' - - --. - 'd'- •' .:.. -' " t NinemMonth School 00 =S Meeting 0 o \ 1 A sked i oO 0 I I On 4.S-LS we've recorded 11 in eligible to receive up to an ofbe six of thethe city's will -belly-actiln" officer concerned for a cost raised $ officers . favor, 86 opposed and nine who additional $130 monthly from tinning (ha' remainder of this a moan who left the city's emplmi need more information. .- - -offiscal $750 )car anal finance MInnie uuunnths ago, hirmiwsu .m.i the sta te. Brown said ha' asked for a chairmtitifl, Councilman Dick Should the people of Sanford -- ------------- — ' be given (lie opportunity to vote delay in innplennentlflg has assured suf. Herald Index on whether residency districts re cuuunendatlon for the pay f k- ic'nt excess unbudgetad iouW be act up for members of hikes Thursday right to pin from the municipal Area deaths a 0. - 12 the Sanford City Commission. (line to Investigate all aspects of court are on hand to pick up the Bridge -' we have 86 In favor and 14 the program and the costs to Calendar city. The mayor Infonned In his 14-15 .,. voting NO. In addition, (lie mayor said, Classified ads ......12-13 Comics 12.13 Crossword puzzles -— TIMELY QUOTE , . - M. S • • • - "V,'ti.'t; I started this busumuess 70s to mid 1105. l..ow tonight in mid I1th. worth a dollar arid the dollar is worth 10 crnt. 'I 0 0 with thundershowers likely. Highs In uppez cent frame, Now the frame is 4 Considerable cloudiness Habernlckel Jr., founder of mnal I-order clothing company 47 years ago, preserved first dollar I ever made In a 10- loss 1r. Crane Dear Abby WEATHER variance by Day's Inn located north of Spanish Trace ApartJ J DANIEl. of Jacksonville, Florida hoard of Regents . 4 for 9a.nn, June 9un the FTli . l-;miteruiImiiueiit iIr.m lilt' 13 campus. All but 84 of the 850 12 undergraduates are can. dimluites for ba ccalaureate outlook for We dmieday through Friday — showery and mild 6 IlmispiLul imm,kPublic tiotit'c' 14 degrees. In (lie event of it'ity ......10-Il inclement weather, it will be weather continuing. Highs mostly in low Sptirla Extended and mid SOs, lows ranging in mid ios. vi . -, ,'-.--'-- 7-9 . imt.iiuiietI for the first of June. Also under consideration toiuiorruw by council is a public hearing for a request for a If chairman will be Corn12 mmicncement speaker planned Editorial comment Urpmtation, Youngstown, Ohl., it ii , tins indicated ground ,i .mkuiig ceremiiuiuiec are held at 7 PIll. that evening, 13 uumuic site iiuents on Wymore Road. The request is In allow a gas 1uuiilng facility ('-2 zoning a rca - Engineer William Paint will give a recommendation upon tIle bids submitted last weak for the paving of Iongwoott Avenue umnimi Ballard Street. '1W;) tiliI were submitted for $212,877 anti 1245.954 . Engineers estimate was $141,641. �I 2—The Sanford Herald - Monday, May 29, 1972 Rather Than Need Total Disarmament Eyed Nine-Month School Is Habit Nixon Signs Peace Pact fl FRANK CORMlFJt Far the nearer future, Nixon . .\;--':- . r: and the Soviet leader agreed in Associated Press Writer wms WO.LSUInt I iir rthUoiu1 se- WAr v.as the uhJed of '10014, i. MOSCOW (Ap) — President * companion communique to days of summit talks at the curity affairs, said the return sometimes difficult and deNixon and Communist party hold a European security con- Kremlin by inviting the three summit would not take place tailed discussions" which left in chief Leonid Brezhnev signed a femnee-4ong a goal of the So- top Soviet kaderr.—Brezhnev, Until after the U.S. elections In doubt the vital question of joint statement of long-range Viet rØmt'—qulte soon, President Nikolai V. Podgorny November. whether the two governments 11W conference will attn first and Premier Akxel N. Kcsy. principles today agreeing to The communique recited the understand each other on the avoid military confrontations at providing for an East-West gin—to visit the United States opposing views of American ISSUe and will cooperate to seek and envisioning eventual total cutback in military forces in "at , mutually convenient and Soviet negotiatirs on V*i- peace. Central Europe, notably those time." world disarmament flarTi t :4 : • ) ' -. Lottery Is Broken Voters Show Feelings - : - .- - -. --------. - ( :- - - - . TREASURE CHEST containing over was seized by Sanford police, teamed with sheriff's agents in a raid Sunday on the home of a Lake Monroe tavern operator and his wife. Sheriff John Polk, left and Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler surveyed the contents of the chest, which was confiscated along with lottery tickets and records. (Bill Scott Photo) ' bars In the weekend foray and arrested ?S people. Including two juveniles in total 33 cases, which will be brought to the municipal coirtfnradjudsration. These charges ranged from ticket possession to gambling, operating without a license and narcotic possession, These arrests included: Dewey Smith, doing business without a license; Vernice LOVL, doingbusiness without it license_ possession of hooded i.n,,nr "i"" . ' '.IIlU'' Brown, doing business without a license; Johnnie Lee Barnes, possession of a lottery ticket; Spencer Green, gambling; Andrew Gordon, gambling. Charlie Pringle. gambling: Wiliw ScolL, gambling; Willie Jones, keeping a disorderly house, disorderly conduct, carrying a concealed weapon and displaying a dangerous weapon l.t. Fagan said Jones dreu a .3$ caliber pistol and when he ...,,i _•.. -.III s. , i. UUIII WV UiIU IVLL5VU UL UI possession of a lottery uckrt; Willie Mae Lucas, doing business without a license; Gloria Washington, doing business without a license; Alice Sherman, doing business without a license and possession of lottery ticket; Alexander Mitchell, doing business without a license; Jason Wynn, doing business without a license; Evelyn Jone&, doing business without a license; Margaret Williams, doing business without a license; Perile Lee Guns a gun. Fagan said he pulled his own gun and told the man to either use it or put it dawn,. Fagan said Jones then decided to lay down the weapon, In other police action, eight persons. including three juveniles were arrested after authoritiesraideda house at 114 Laurel Avenue in Sanford. Two 16-year-old boys and a 15-yearold j;irl were charged at the house with drinking as minces and being Inmates of a disorder)) house. Others arrested at the house were: Catherine Grace Ellis, charged with being an Inmate at a disorderly house and drinking a minor; Edward Alan Jones, Inmate of a disorderly house and possession of narcotic pa raphernalia; Robert John Walker, inmate to a disonierly house; Kenneth Lee Russell, inmate to a disorder ly house and J oseph V. May, charged with keeping a disorderly house. B) DONNA ESTES LONG WOOD — The planned city-wide referendum on the "4545" school year plan of the Seminole County School Board to go Into effect in July, 1973 will accomplish nothing except to allow the voters and property owners of this city to make their feelings known. This was the explanation given to The Herald by Mayor Kenneth Brown, who recommended the question be in- .. . UI : * specialUWUCU-('0 11W naUOt Away Iii BILL SCOTt Sanford police solved the l)urglarv of Western Auto Store, First Street merchant, in quick time Sunday and In the process recovered three rifles, two walkie-talkie radios, six wrist watches 16 boxes of cartridges, the Items removed from the sure by four Juveniles, ages 13. 14, also apprehended. ltflCt ivI:RL: i RIFLES are held by Sanford CJilCC SgL Walter .luit', Sgt Charles late credited the tIt"a police lapel radios with left, and Charles Tate after the arrest of four juveniles charged with bring kev to 1.1W capture of the burglarizing Western Auto Store early Sunday and taking three rifles, four youths, who, alter entering six wrist watches and two walkie-talkie radios, the hardware store and taking (Bill Scott Photo) tiandiae were reported to be shooting in the woods near Mill Creek an West Fourth Street. Marathon County Meeting Several police cars containing At u leceiti School board bouirvar, north of Sunset Dets. Sgts. Gary Swami, Roy B MARION BETHEA Williams, Lts. Michael meeting, Walter Teague, Boulevard,. Rotunda, Charles Fagan. Sgt*. Seminole Count)' Corn- associate auperintendant for Also, an appeal against Walter Jones and Tate connuzsicrners fart' a marathon Finance, informed the board. Hoard of Adjustment f se.sitiri tonwrr(r- with a work rnunt' srhtob- tiavv ri-reived denying a request ti park a verged on 11w srvnv and of. lesslim beginning at e:45 am., *246,000 tins year trom the' trailer in a A-I zone Located on kctively sealed-off the wooded continuing through the regular: federul government in Impact Lake Lucerene Circle; an np- area. With each officer being able p.m tlieettnit and theflc'e'tnthe 7 funds, and that 1147,000 has peal against the Board of been budgt'trd kit construction Adjustment for granting $ It' huh personally with others. pin, public hearings Aniting items under at Lake Brantley High and fled special exception in A-I z the lawmen captured the to locate and operate a waste culprits and hauled them off to discussion at the work session is Bug Elernentars- achool. Other agenda items include a water treatment plant located the jail, where they were the county's policy governing conflict of interval Certain arts report by the county engineer north of Dike' Road and west of charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny. art- expressly prohibited and upon 11w utah' Department of Dodd Road incLude acceptance of gifts, Transportation's zwnnoaed fivefavors or services whictu might year road program; a report by Lend U' influence discharge of Eogtiauri Kell) upon the Mental off iclel duties. Further, county Health facili ty; a report by Mrs. rmf'l('yvli nui nut disclose M. Adams upon the League of confidential information for Women Voters ; a report by personal gain, not shall he Clifford Nelson upon the tra nsact buineu Ui his official Seminole Zoological Society capacity with any business request; a report by Charle1 Cfltit) with Which hi' is Hendrick upon the courth ouse ftL%DvU,Led ALso included in tie demolition and a discussion policy is a pnn'iso forbidding regarding the branch cow'la personal investments in any needed for Article V. Several public- hearings are en terprise creating a conflict of scheduled and include a coninterest. Mw under discussion at the tinued hearing upon reqoning work session is the county from A-] to RC-1 located at the personnel board; a continued corner of Gabriella and Brooks discussion from last week upon Roads; resuning (toni A-i to CN water saft'ty: effective dote of located east of Douglas Road acts, a contract fur be tween SR 436 and SR 431, mental he facili ties wi th taring 1-4. bordering Russell Florida Hospital; commercial Street on the north and fishing upon the St. John, l'mrvirw Street on the sou th; River; county water resources rezone from A-i to C located protection program; variance east side of Lake Howell Road, for zoning (beer permit); ex- north of Howell Branch Iload: tension of dredging permits; rezone from A-I to M-i located bank deposits ; tWflUf ci tizens south of Sf 436 and adjacent to transportation advisory Sit 431; twine (toni B-IA to Cd committee; waiver at utilities located fronting U.S. 17-92 south wt- t of Senilnultregulations for Bedbug school; arid school-county recreation pnlgrarn: planning and zon.'ng t'(i'i1!lI1i,iiU1 dLSeussiciO ; and L.ong'wocal forestry station road To meet this pro}ededgrostih under the conventional school year, eight nevk schools anJ extensive additicm to existing b" I kguiaL i ve alth - * it • DeLand's Best Home Buy. U Ii " D.Land III p O -- II JH III Oak- l'ee Lane rift Siriç -'- A (5: • • " '-'- "THAT'S A LOT of corn," Sgt. Richard Nooney the truck, loaded with corn owned by Chase and of the Sanford Police Department seems to be Company. No charges were flied by insaying as he survyes the wreckage at SR 46 and vestigating officer William Dube. Suinmerlin Avenue Friday afternoon. Win(Joe Bush l'hoto) ..a ,' t. s nDellglaue ii i , iiuCzlCiu Johnson ,jOiiflSOfl Oi A1lS utO-' url%Cr of Between Humphrey, McGovern AA lot L 4 Docketed ' F ve D were parallel and that both i LONG WOOL) — "I want to be shown that the Larson) property is contiguous and it had better be or I will file suit," Dr. Gerald Grissom, an adJacent property owner to an annexed 50 acre parcel on the Longwood-Markham Road, threatened Thursday night. Mayor Kenneth Brown assured It is. The Casselberry dentist made the remark following adoption on a four-to-one vote of an all, nexatwn ordinance on second arid final readi ng taking the tract into the city with high residential and business district zoning classification, Casting the only negative vote was senior member of the board, E. E. Williamson Grissom contended that only so many beauty shops, barber shops. and banks can bv built on the road before Council is forced to grant variances for oUwr uses such a5 convenience The state Division of Ileverage has announced it will distribute $13,875,017.20 in cigarette taxes this month. These taxes, froimi sates during MArLh, are 18.10 per rent over the previous March collectIons and will be distributed In the amount of $7,007,433.36 to cities; and $503,481.50 to counties. tv , impati areas and development 0 411 I ORIG 20 only women's TO its Swimwear $9 NOW assorted styles Jr 3 8, Misses L ORb G. 'to $20 00 Rptlutø'I 1911f 11"o Shirts 11 NOW ,,sy,rted styles Misses & hnJt Otobti S no 2 94 ' NOW 3/ fashion styløs Penn F'resl, Site; 61. Reduled . 75 only, Women's 01416 10111 Dresses $7 OW NOW TOtS') Belts i4øt.j,d 10 01410 5 ORIC, AS r.nl, Bay's i4'ducpd Black & Brown Size Large ta only, sets of Hot Pants NOW ' r . —- . v taxes are based upon the sale of 85 .575.076 packs of cigarettes, an increase '1 5,437,740 (-"ci' Reduced - 90 paIr ladies casual 01410 10999 Shoes 3 Now larch ' V. orlj ow33 01410 Girl , 01410 TO 7.98 Reduced . 10 only, Men's knit Shirts 388 NOW 2/$5 NOW Long point collar, short sleeve Sizes S.M-L-XL ziII"ii , No Polyester & cotton blends Fashion colors 01410 Reduced- 15 only Women's Wig T023.00 NOW 988 \ 1 ii F • Cu. ft. No Frost Refrigerator-Freezer Freezer holds up to 147 his, Jet Freeze ice compartment Slide-out cabinet hhehl • • An',l).'t iti'il,'I $349 li%4111L1i,lt' vtilh Aut'rni.li, It CASSELBERRY Open Mon. thru FrI. lam. 5:30 p.m. — Clo,,sdon Sat. . 2122 PARK S..i.,d. Pie. COWNIl LULlS 11 1 -4757 C.,.Ib.it-y, Fl.. VIRGINIA CO$WIU 2/$5 NOW ORIG 10699 Jeans Now3 99 01410 102.50 Reduced. Ladies vinyl Gloves Reduced - S only, Hair Set and Mirror Now 3 25; NOW White only 10 only Perfect for gifts 200 pIeces left Reduced• 25 only, Snoopy 01410 10341 Models 2 98 Snap together Motorized wheels NOW 35 only tO only. assorted 88 01410 Men's 8. Women's 10254) Watch Bands NOW Link & nylon bands made for all watches AS only Tools - 01410 TO s Place Settings C 01410 2 88 01416 179 Available in Four styles 10 only NOW 3 88 01410 3 1 Qt freezer 84< Containers NOW Ideal for vegetables j only Assorted colors NOW 36 inch length 01410 33 C special Tier & Valance Sets Reduced. 60 pair. Lad'.-, 3/5 flat 01410 499 NOW 2 ORIG Service For 8 Flatware & Dishes Included 50 reduced, Stainless Stee l 10900 58" 60" fiat told Machine washables 88 01410 102.00 Reduced to clear. Women's Jewelry NOW44 01410 10551 NOW1 Sandals N.11 Mahogany color Broken sizes Special . $2 60 only. Bath 888 Towels ow2/ 1 White only 100 per cent cotton 011-41 IS FURNITURE Sanford Electric Co. SALES VIRGINIA pillOSki P.O. 1.1 1314 Shorts Salon mirror Instant Hair Set 100 per cent Modacrylic fiber assorted styles & colors Double Knit rc l Men's walk Sizes S.M-L-XI Push Brooms Mo.h'l TBI"ISSN Only 200 left w V299 Bikinis NOW2/88 asst. fashion colors Shirts 250 i'ds polyssler . NOW 3988 Special - 200 pair. ladies Men's Ideal for tough jobs - S uits uits Fashion styles, assorted colors Broken sizes NOW66 Area muicipalitirs and the amount of disburseillenj which they will receive are as follows; Altamonte Springs, $4,578.93; 113,354,96; Casselberry, Longwood. *7.340.8.5; North Orlando, $1.45.34; Oviedo, Sanford, and 13,415.72 $33,017.44, Seminole County will receive Men TOtS; Reduced 60 pr Men's flare NOW Red, white and blue Early American styling - ORIG 15 only Reduced Penn-Prest,_assorted colors 75 only - Men's sport 100 left 1 88 NOW Penn Prest, solid colors Broken sizes Sizes 30 40 assorted styles Sizes SML Shirts Blouses assorted colors and styles Broken sizes 40 only ? 88 Straps & lace assorted colors, broken sizes Martini Sets - uiui,.IITI'TTTliuiiu 13 assorted styles & colors Sizes s - 13 9 only Extra fast ice! FMORE 0 Y. 17-92 $2 NOW Htnd showel & rake Gzsrderi trdwel Gimit freezeT's torage, p e ious OR P work The regular session will include a reper't ky Chairman Greg Drummond upon school Blouses assorted styles si:ei 32-38 Upi(iti is OC'i'/ Ppduci'd Pant Suits I only • great South Rea Women's NOW h P Fl collections to date total $108 million or V.65 per cent , IAL I S RI 14.7 Phone 736-1900 ORIG Toss Reduted V, only Garden stores at the site. Exclusive Sales Agents It's the end-of-the-month and the values are great. Hurry while they last. 10 $11 - By DONNA FSIES e re CANDLELIGHT OAKS man VA/FHA FHA 235 Conventional Financing - clearance. Reduced were wrong at the start. of the housing problems faced Ondefensespending, Humph. 0 forgery. Anderson Griffin, charged in three lering By MARION BETHEA by the county school system, the rt'y c ha rged that McGovern', separate informations with plead not guilty. lay committee requested a Two arraignments were plan for a $32 billion reduction Five defendants are docketed buying, receiving and constudy committee composed of and continued by the court until to $5-I.8 billion would be "cutting county school personnel be for trial the week of July 10, cealing stolen property formed to investigate the following their arraignment Floyd Griffin, charged In two May 30. These include the cases Into the very security of this William Rye, charged with country." feasibility and ramifications of before Circuit Judge Clarence separate Informations with two of possession of a central nervous arid &ir. Johnson. Each pleaded not coun counts ts each of breaking ---------------UII.1UILIVI1UI5 U 'II system stimulant and Willie entering with Intent to commit a guilt)' to the charges. year program, whereby a Frank Mason, charged with a felony and grand larceny. student would attend class for Defendants Include harry Iwo count Inlormatioru of a 45 days or nine weeks and Bentley, charged with grand criminal offender having a Michael Uamn, charged on a receive a IS-day or three-week larceny; Annie Ruth Robinson, firearm and aggravated vacation period before retur- charged with resisting an of. two count information with possession of a hallucinogenic assault. firer with violence to his per. In the case of Rye, his at. Lithe Johnson, charged drug and possession of cannabis son; torne-y advised lit' could not be with resisting an officer with is adiuled for trial the week of e ut Resi June 26, ltamn pleaded not present for arraignment due to violence to his Person; William guilty to each count. involvement in another trial. Mason Is without counsel and the court ordered the defendant Docketed for the week of July Threatens 17 is the trial of Edward to procure an attorney by next Area Tax Anderson, charged with ut- week. A/;4 4Z1 ------ -- Miss Us) -'4 '-- U facilities to the fullestAfter a lengthy considera ti on *New 3&4 Bedroom Homes *Full Carpeting Central Heat *Paved Streets and Sidewalks — *City Water and Sewer *Garages and Carports *Underground Utilities - L1JhI qu At prewnt comtruction and IV%UI LALIIUIIJ land costs in this fast booming Contra) Florida area, at least it's not true—he doesn't even Bv CARL P. LEUBSDORF cisin ShCovern said he found his own propffial. $15 million would be required to know what the price tag of his McGovern's plan Involves 'almost Impossible to believe." AP Political Writer s pay for this construction and bill is," Humphrey said. $1,000 a giving every American cxWhen the program, an LOS ANGELES (AP) — land acquisition. M- Slinnesota senator said "Incomesupplement" anti abolp. anded version of the Columbia Sharp exchanges between Sons. Traditionally the answer to his alternative to McGovern's the burgeoning problem of George McGovern and Hubert Broadcasting System's "Face ishing the present welfare pro- .......,I £_. l. .,l., .. t.,...II,. ...I IflhIIIIJ UI 15 W PIIIV grain. I""I"' uoui was over. Nation," thIr First th e student housing has been the LL Humphrey marked annual income, a $3,000 while the two four At one point, building program but today's joint television appearance of Humphrey and McGovern apraise Social Security benefits 25 prohibitive construction ('fl51,5 the presidential campaign. Both peared pleased with the result. senators' sparred over the wel- per cent, transfer programs senators will appear Fare issue, Humphrey charged The two two said they are eager for the coupled it ith the amount of struction needed to keep pace more meetings before the June Tuesday night on a special that a single person in San aiding the aged, blind and "Meet the Press' program over Francisco earning $8,000 ii year handicapped to federal flnanewith the county's school gro'a-th 6 California primary. the National Broadcasting Co. would have to pay $567 more In Ing and, over four years, trans. Three ietnam, dehave forced those charged with issues.—V ft'r the whole family assistance responsibility to explore means ferise spending and welfare re- network and next Sunday on the taxes under the McGovern pro- program to federal financing. -long American Broadcasting Co. posal. other than new construction as form—dominated the howThat would coat $11.5 billion "That simply is not true'," a means of providing the program Sunday night as the program "Issues and Ancompared with whatever "as interrupted. McGovern two leading Democratic prest- swers" necessary facilities. "Well, it is true," Humphrey figure Sen. McGovern wants to exchanges heated The most contenders answered This search for other ways to dentlal on his elusive program," put solve the housing problemshas questions from three newsmen. occurred on Vietnam and on the replIed, adding that a family of Humphrey said. four making $12,000 would have On the attack almost lmnme. McGovern welfare program, rikindled consideration of an Early in the program, attack. in taxes. which diately, Humphrey assailed The South Dakota senator to pay an extra $409 exlcnded school year, "And that is not true," ing McGovern's "right from the would permit schools to operate McGovern's claim that he was rejected Humphrey's charge start" theme, Humphrey said, $72 billion McGovern declared, cost plan would "right from the start" in opposhis an a yearqwmd basis say "There are many times where the senator to "Now for but refused to put a price tag on Vietnam war, a crib. $ School Supt. John Angel ing the you will find it not right from ' appointed a lay committee e start but wrong from the examine ways to utilize school start." fie Insisted their records - (But ' uwinucs are of Valml ar -- 72--3 ' assorted style; & colors irs, Misses & Hall sizes 1976. N't Miss t* arcas u -- grct thin this area some of U -se plans have been used by Seminole County in an effort to solve local problems: Double sessions, extended school days, school pairing, use of portable buildings and extensive building programs. The present county student nrol1mcnt of 5,000 Is expected Increase to 33,000 or more by as Gave 'Em ' .—, $ To keep pace with population that he does not expect the results to change the firm decision of the School Baord to implement the program. "I'm * lu-rn believer in the democratic was of officials representing the people and their desires," the city chief executive said. Brown, in an appearance before the School Baord last week, urged a county-wide referendum on the issue but was turned down on a 3-2 vote of the board. municipal election to be called for the end of July ona proposed new charter for 11w city. This will allow the people of our city to make their wishes concerning the new school year known." Brown saK adding - oir'rs, Mudcnts and educa. i Continued Prom Page 1) — k.ss.*j 4 frs I U -i j 11. PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR award of the Classroom Teachers Department of the Seminole Education Association at the annual banquet in Deltona this weekend went to William P. (Bud) Layer (Second from left) who heads the new Teague Middle School. Presenting the award is Mrs. Virginia Krause nght) president of (T!), while Mrs. Layer and Kenneth Krause acting chairman of thee Seminole County - Democratic executive Committee, offer school super ent,has 17 yearscoun (staff Photo) Operation 4, ear-round ning In the classroom for Starling with three haste StUIIy the educators offered the which favored another moe-week session, and assumptIons: Too many bes solution It found — tmpk'- schools and based on the study schools offered summer students, too few schools anti mcntatlon of the 45-I5 year. irnd reconunenitatlons, the on. programs for makeup "° School Hoard, by a three-two The committee Investigated too little money for adequate round liriram. and enrichment 1'h(S Wt't The school housing lay coin- volt', decreed the system would Valley View School district In school Construction, the 45-15 optional and attendance Illinois, which is now operating coninilltee a racticti the intitce formed by stiperinlen. utilize the concept starting in voluntary, thus the leO-day under the 45.15 program. problem Alter an exhaustive dent announced its findings. .luiy, 1973. •hool year with optional I mmcv program evolved and ame the nationally accepted • I pattern. Until recently, industry, business and the communit have accepted this pattern without questioning it.3 basis or I challenging its ability to cope with the educational nee& of TIM . the 1970's . •.. eNovi. rapid Increases In the ber of students to be housed mAde the need to examine school plant utiliz.auon critical. Throughout the country, many means of handling students in achieve fullest use of existing school plants have been at. tempted but, in most CLSCS, none ofthrsc' have met with complete acceptance by t1UCd From Page t • Moridny. May Tim Sanford 1oaid DIAL 322.1142 SINACASTLI 111-611 70 Aiti,'..$. Sp'"g', Ii., HILDA SICHUOND ""7 Del,.,., Fl.. JCPenney The values are here every day. k onford Plaza Penneys. Open 10 a.m. IN 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat, �-,t= T IiiITTTTiI. ITITT7_ 1iTTITTTIT1Ii1 "lIT - A 4-The Sanford Herald - Monday, May 29. 1972 Political Notebook Editorial Comment The Sanford Herald Mrinthiy',M,,i29, 1972-5 Analysis Debunks emor* a M Is D l - Ma a A Ch By BRUCE Everything the restless'os touch changes Memorial Day is no exception. Indeed there is a metamorphosis detectable which could bring about a change in emphasis that would enable this holiday even above its present glorification of the nation's Call the roll and out of the past the Memorial The race between offensive and defensive weapons is one which started even before the English long bow darkened the sky in France and lead to the gradual but permanent end of the age of the armored knight and his squire. Has not the invention of the rifle, the cannon and the machine gun made war such a slaughter will unloose it t Remember the 30s? Yet wars continue and only now shows a ny signs of becoming so hideous, so self-kstroying that the great powers are talking seriously of harnessing the monster, Is this not an earnest of the kind of Memorial Day which could come about when the heroism Day parade forms. Front and center come the that it must cease? So argued many before WW of I. achievements of the peacemaker, the wise statesman and the honest diplomat is memorialized as well? colors with the fife and drum shrilling Yankee Has not the cost of war made another global conflict such an economic monsterthat no nation Doodle. First in line are the "embattled farmers" whose muskets fired the "shots heard around the u-orld" on lxxington's green. The "long rifles" which pushed the frontier across the bloody ground" and to the west march wi th of Kentucky 0 ffbeat "elephant," the host of the brave men in the "Blue" and the "Gray" have have a division-size Unit of their OWTL Then come the "Rough Riders" of the '-; 1anish-Amer:ican War with memories of the .rtshing teeth of "TR" leading the charge an San ian Hill keenly revived. "Doughboys'" of %' I and \'. W II "Doaces" of bring the parade into the horrors of all-out ar on a global scale with more than their share ,f heroes. There is Sergeant \'cn-k and his sharpshooter skills learned in squirrel shooting in the mounta ins and the never-to-beforgotten "Nuts" of General Toni' McAuliffe when the Germans had his small force sw-rounded at Bastogne and demanded surrender. Now come the hard fi ghting m en of the Korean "police action" and the still bitter tmdeclared Indochina war. Theirs is a differen t }.:nd of fate from th eir heroic predecessors, But th e courage and devotion in th at evil combat from th e "Green Berets" to the fighter-pilots now braving personal air duels and ground sophisticated attack deserve the gratitude and which, cheers has been largely unfortunately, absent. It is in no way to minimize the worth and the strength which th is Memorial Day tradition of honoring American fighters has bestowed to call attention to the change in warfare which has, by its very magnitude, changed the warrior's role. Nuclear power ad 'the' thrat of total holocaust has changed all that. Not that there is not and will be those conflicts in which nonnuclear weapons are used. Witness the tragic war in Indochina, the confli ct between IndiaPakistan, and th e Six Day war between Israel and the Arab nations 'which has not yet found a way to peace. XbrOartfvrbiivirdbi 322-2611 TELEPHONE E31 9993 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher wMrn L be a good converu uonaiist' But you don't have lime to meznorue a thousand sparkling quotatinns or read a lot of beat v j boOks so you'll So hat: %Tat don being witty or kledeable have & iu being a good conversa lionalist' the fighter is still honored but the ' A ry, . l ' com'ersauonalsklflhieslnprot. ably a dozen or $0 key JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Minaging Editor Cornptrolle.' STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Ettor il Page ROY GREEN - '. . , , man)- people ""o'e been a kind of hero i me In a WI far a long tame, but I never thought you Wtt . 'a . . \ \ \ \ -, 'Frc,m the way you're built, I'd judgeymi must have played a little football in your timeStUd not so many years ago at a \\, "\\ ' i, , ".' t,h• "n you know you've got the right on your side, like you do, the is half wan" 'WelL scxne people are just born photogenic, and some '.. 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I - ________________________________________________ "You look like you've been £J per piocol to on hand - attache cases, weekend cases tots cases, weekend bags, companion bags, pullman 01 overseas crisis.) Some of the established or foreseeable defense manrx'wcr pay increase, of course, reflects the inf lationary factor. But much of it is "catch-up" with private sector pay levels-or incentive to lure men Into a proposed all. volunteer army, Politicians who oppose the draft seldom tell you a v3lunteer army, whose recruita mar not come taking off weight lately. What 's $c ' Q 4~ 500 money. aren'L You're one of the lucky ~*, I I _* - --r:4046- , $349s~ You save $24.55. Price $19.95. Special $12.95 1 N __ population rise. JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor Altamonte Springs I I _________________ from -- tThey would still have to be housed, fed, trained. equipped, and outfitted with airlift capacity in case of . It ___ ___t Copley News frnice Sports Editor By Mall ________ _______! ___________ Bookca;a/ _______________ _______________ has in previous detailed analyses, Brookings demohishes at a stroke the idea that bringing home half of our European-based force would provide major &avings. Siys the institution's study: "It costs no more incrementall)' to station forces in Europe than to station them in the Unit ed States. Bring. ing them back from Europe would not in Itself save \V '\ , following staWments~ and use them as often as you can ' Nationally Advertised Brands at savings of 41 As it Ma GARY TAYLOR H _______ Mediterranean This is a very interesting figure. since much of the public argument advanced by critics of heavy defense spending usually flatl says or implies that militan hardwar e-va st new sums for missik's, bigger and faster bombers, more modern nuclear submarines, etc -Is the prepon derant cost item in the budget. \ N alions and which boIxter their own wcret high opinion n U.ej', .\ , 1. ~"A /" * _ __ 1._ -_ $ S Pay Ieislation alone has increased the Defense budget since 3967 by a amount almost equal to the tudgetary sa v ings reali:ed from ithdrawal fror. \'iet. nam." Defense manpower costs in the fiscal 'ear starting in July will take up 56 per cent of the Defense Department budget Nine) ears ago the fire 43 per cent. , you can make whwh cm- rcto people in m051 __ are - This Week Only Lu99a9e0 For home or office. Stain resistant. Mar-resistant. Easy to clean. K.D. in the carton. Easy to assemble. In defense manpower costs SJ%S the report something new. No, it's the 01W whtb tells you what you want t hear who sticks In your memoof a' Permaneer Furniture says Brookings. a further annual lneree of $4.5 billion . SPECIALS During George Stuart's Storewide Clearance and reflected in the proposed 1*73 budget will mean, Notion 01W who HOLIDAY rlherrnore, decisions already taketi by Conesj ____________________________________ WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Ad#ertissng Director S. Ant to Pubilihe,' FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulatlors.General Mar.ag'r harth Th e Brocikings InstItution's newly released 4(8-page study of President Nixon's fiscal l93 budget deals w these matters as well as all other principal budget ques. i t tionS. In the first of several reports on the study, we ill look mainly at hat the researchers have to say about wtw~ could hold up under the ynu-you never go off haU. Wyft defense manpower. strain like you do You must cocked. When you your v, t onh' by telling As a basis for comnarison, note that McGovern would made of lrorV' mouth, you make real aense." people what they want reduce strictly military manpower inot including civilian "Of course, they're all pretty, "1 should think that a wife that you can gain a name as a 4efcn workers)t b', some 650,000 men 1k would hrinc but I'd say this one Is the heit lucky enough to have you far a good conversationalist, one home to their U S bases some 170.000 of the 300,00 now stationed in Europe under NATO. lonker of the lot-the one that husband really couldn't people are always glad to talk The clear import of the McGovern suggestion Is that has your eyes &M ft' "" murh in her life to complain to- If you try to teti thr -m any such mani-ft1wer reductions would bring big sivincs. dthghth.il t1Jt crinkle uung eLse, they not only won't But the Brookings analvss sho that from fiscal 1tt8 the molilli." listen-they'll spread the word to 1973, total U.S. military and civilian defense man"Why should they eWcl you that %ou're one of the biggest. Nis-er was cut by 1.5 million persons -and vet payroll Well illsaynnrthIngatwjt to do thethinking for evej. mujthed bores of all and other personnel costs went up by $10 billion. The man who Impresses 511051 With his speaking ability bak mossti i.os ANGIil.Es t?E. While Sens Georc McCoern and Hubert Humphre are arguing in the (alifornia presidential primar oer defense spending, the highly respected Brookings Insti tution IS treating the issue with the careful balance it research skills a ltn. here in a state where defense and aerospace spending has obvious major effect ulx)n jobs and the general can. dillon of the economy. humphrey Is trying to suggest that McGovern's January ProrSal to cut the De en budget by $32 billion by fiscal 19Th represents a meat. axe approach which would hurt California badly Mcovcrns plan is contained in a thicklydocumented "alternatie Defense budget" which proposes massive Sivings through cuts in Ruminations By HAL B01VIE Cavalry- of "Stonewa',1" Jacks,on saw the ' s First of three related articles.) 1 ,S Art of Good Conversat ona moccasin softness. Out of the battle clangor of the Civil War, where both the sturdy Yank and th e "foot n power Savin Osie,. Mrs Clirenc, n 4511 $lavia Liz Mthitjj 30 Sri Probably a more appropriate bale to toot the harn of the newspaper business would be National Nawzpape2 Week, which fails in October, b there are ioua new figures out which won't keep. i By October, we might forget where we saw them.t This is a li ttle publication at e Amc*n Neap th er Publishers Anociaticxi, entitled "Facts About Newspapers 1972.." which gives the plot away. Although Although the natis economy suffered a few jolts In lPfl, newspapers did very well, thank you, and there wrj' 1'eases In the flib' 'Papers published, di'culaticxi, advertising volume and newsprint conswnptjan, The Increase In number of daily 1Wwspapers published was hardly a headline Item, the gain being a net of one from 1.748 papm pubheied in 1970 to 1,749 published in 19,1, But a gain Is a gain') Daily cweulation of U.S newspapers hit an a114.lme high of 62,Z31, per day last year; readers paid a total of $2.553,P24,000 to subscribe or buy. Npapers Increased their lead in advlsig volume °t all other media in 1971., getting 30.3 per cent of every out of the total advertising cii S20.5 billion for all inertia. It was up MOY half a billion dollars over the pm-img year. Newspap-s cmcwne nearly 10 million tons of newsprint The trend In newspapers is more evident when one extends the span of Cumparilon. Back in 1920, fi*- eumpble there were 2,0(2 dai1 newspapers being published America, 3 more than in 1971. But their combined .conisideraWy len Ow half of bust yemr,s; combined circulation. 'ThOseOfuswhohavebeenaronndmore.atewyear.s may be the most unprewwd by thew istahsUcal tni)utes to ourselves, because docxnsay's said that this was not to be When radio cam on the scene, it was d newspapers' days were numbered; radio would seize lmmediac'y of news and then advertising, and newspapers The dirge was rezim)ed with the advent of television It was said that newspapers, which IW%IVed apace with radlo,could not cop new 'isuaJum They have. (xisldering the competition for the advertising dollar, It has to be adjudged satisfying to see that newspapers get nearly one-third of that dIlar, 30.3 cents Other shares of that advertising dollar: television, 17.2 cents; direct mail, 14.4 MU; magazines. 6.9 cenU; radio. 6.7 centg; buxine" 3.4 cents; outdoor, 1.3 cents and balance are lumped under "n.aneous What does all this mean?Well, the authors of this Introspective piece draw souie editorial c' duslons, which dose With this paragraph: "The newspaper today remains what It has always been - the No.1 medium for m.'ws and ln'ormatlon. The other media all 'i'e unique hn'ictions - radio for reporUng bulletins. magannes for interpretive opinions, television far its ext ordinary ability to put us at the scene of ars worth of kangaroo products are brought back by American tourists, and Amen. can hunters %isiting Australia are permitted to shoot kangaroos in almost unlimited numbers. One U.S. pet f man ufacturer canned 400,000 pounds of kangaroo In addition, millions of doll - $ glosses, bottles, accessories. 32~" high, . Secretary of the Interior ft Morton could 'mmcdl ately remove a major economic Incentive for the killing of these animals by placing them on the Endangered Species List, which would ban further imports. ports, says Newman. .1 1 11 ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR Famous Commodore C.108 1295 24" wide (with top folded), 16" deep. #02. 1591. Weight 70 lbs. Regular Price $52.50. Adds. subtoucts, multiplies, d vides. Does mizd and chain cal' Sp.ciai $29.95! 532" No doubt the secretary could do this, and no doubt High .1 . Contemporary Bookcase ,;_1 C) Square would have a strikingly beneficial result, at least from the kanearous' viewpoint But who is it that permits American companies to import hundreds of thousands of kangaroo skins? 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Hinged doors concert ample storage for meat In Autra11a as an experiment. great events as they oecw But only newspapers provide the depth and detail desnanded by °w expanding need fir h•fl• formation J Holiday Sped means all in the wordsbut that UW Family" that reveal Arcthe ( 1: ;;j) ( is IAIffe it beguu. when the Bunker a! fus verbal tiest As HOLLYW(x)D - it is rather page in the typewriter is blank. you read, you can hear Ardtie's LriisJ and had, on the program, As prducer-wi'ite Norman voice intoning such character. iSSUed the fcliowjn( obierva. unusual. one would say, to enarpointsu n:"Whlewmaeof her siSt his foreword. istic gems St3; "i gut rounter a book with tiu ! "Fourteen shirt znonti ago, against mankind. It's peoples in the United Stats are busy % nanit-s ltstei as "ccmtribut- as this is written. Archie don't tn," burning hiss and trying to Bunker was barn. For an + + + an unusual book, a paperback faint, he tam]>' the Israeli woman is bea lot called "me Wit and 1Asdom to say! And in7 st Meanwhile, C radio, CIng what Archie Bunker," subtitl ed a portion of it has w going that inst pigs consider more feim already en they have a The Outrageous Thoughts of tered the language of our te tsga the grawoots, a kind ...," itlrrepresilbueltadfd.antjf - 'Stifle" 'Du ba talk show without sound. it's And then the letters t' CB&TV' 'All inttieFanujy." twad 'You're a pip, a reai caned to . irrepressible is the word, all they do get a few. And not al. " A Virginia Gamage of Mar. ' right. As for the wnters, the>' I.ear notes that be has re- ways an the ________________ c np ' blehead, f lfl are, of course, those (tiaIttd ceived countless letters want side, either. wrote to Quint: "I've 11sten With cin -riuig out the 'c'c-kJy in to krws N,.it lung ago, a burrage of Lu you for years and find I ATdI scriVi that have, in no tanal.1 jit~,out %1wimm Sub*,U an d nuW was uLWeld by a broad- )oyed it less when you repwW the measure, been responsible for ihow. '-'rd's Woman," an Israeli women. .. Women "All in the Family" rouging at oth' CS radio p-ograni, by being liberated does not mean a the top of thr ratings arse Accordingly t1mv are 1%. cvrrespondent Bert Quint. who wo 10 b, many months. it's not by any ments of dielog'ee fran "All In is based In Rome. trartive or weIi.gruomed." 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Take advantage of these tremendous bargains this weekend, i. ) I Pafh 241-3431 Lake County 383-6566 eorge stuart 9 DOWNTOWN ORLANUU 133 EAST ROBINSON Cocoa 632-1242 Daytona B*ach 255-5202 ________ ' ___________________ ai ',i Deland-Sonfoid 668-4436 Fx4KXMER1Cx1V S. habla Espanol South Brevard 262-4576 Titu6villo 267-6859 �-- - .- .•. - 1!_____ .-_=-._- ,_ _:iii=_....._ -.--- ..---.--..-- - - -- T._J- -- -- .--------..- II r-x -A-.- .. - r, - _ ---.-- -T 6-The Sanford Herald Moray, May 29 1972 Hospital Notes MAY 2$. 1972 Maggie Johnson, Osleen ADMISSION' S Sharon L Grissom, Orlando Russell J. Lauben, Deltona Sanford: Daniel C. Spivey Sr. Tanuny Elizabeth Warriner Laura B. Williams }Ic$ly M. Ly Mar) Hudson The Sanford Herald TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS... MAY27. 1972 Tracy N. JenkIn Noah Maynard Mary D. Peterson Lucille M. Potter Johnny B. Brown Margaret M. Shelton, Sumter, Mary L. McClary NC Ids MseHughes 7... Amarando. Deltona .'.w Linda I. Noah Larncr 0. Ross, Deltona Evelyn Akionha Mitchell BIRTHS Agnes S. White. Orange City Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kidd, a Paul H. Beaman, Deltona . Sanford BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. William Ley, a Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie :irl, Sanford Strickland, a boy, Sanford DISCHARGES DISCHARGES Sanford: Sanford: Dale Griffin Sharon L Bowen William 0. Carpenter Marianne Tainvakis Janice D. Renaud Donald H. Jenkins Wilbur H. Stafford Lorraine P. Flowers Timmons Reed Bertha B. Hollis F the) G. Thompson Margaret Plarido Catherine F. Tremko Al J. Pound R obert E'lurnrr,er 1tuirit L. GclderI Lizzie Dixon Woodrow Coleman M a ry N. Revels Ruby F. Jordan Carol Bethea Evelyn Sandifer Albert 0. Vonflerbulis John H. Mason, Longwood ltt'nire D. Jacobs Charles Oravets., Casselberry ireddie Lee Brown, Lake Reginald Hancock, Deflary Monroe Joseph D. Papandrea, DelWilliam A. McLennan, De- Lana ltary Mary Lee Burgess, Deltona jiite!. McGinnis, Deltona Seminole Calendar Ma ARC first aid COtW5t a.m.-4:45 p.m.. Clamber of Commerce building. MAY 31 ESO Reading Club of Sanford Women's flub, 10 a.m., SJC Uiote chan'e of date). June 1 Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce. installation of ' 8 p. flt, Lyman high School Choral spring onc'er1, 7 p.m.; pancake supper by South Seminole Rotary Club, 5$ p.m.; Lyman Blue-Gold inter-squad football izarne. 8:15 p.m. June 3 Seminole County Cattiernen's Association. family supper meeting. 5:30 p.m., Lee's Ranch I Chuluots League of Women Voters, Iirnchcan niethag, Mr. Steaks, (Asselberry. June 10 Congregational Christian Clawcti picnic. 1.5 p.m., Silver Lake June 17 -. - - - -- - - - -- - --- - - - -- -- - ---- In Senior League Play Sanford: Stanley C. Hill Evelyn Redenbaugh Alfred A. Halley John D. McLellan Jr. Joyce M. Picardat Phoebe J. Robinson Glendora Tab Helen P. Thompson Mrs. Henry Kidd and baby boy Yvette Coons, N. Orlando Sandra L Loshaw, N. Orlando Jay A. Priest, Longwood Harry E. 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Peterson Sr. Hidden Lake Curtis Ryan Rt. 1 Box 175.A Sanford Sanford Comfortable Summer In Your Future? With A Csrr..r Central Air Conditioning System FREE ESTIMATES et 77 -- ham. Thompson was one of the for Kt'ont' Colt team last year and Is coming off an vs. clIent high school MCII%Ofl -- --- - -- -- -------------- ------ - Orlando Rebel Streak Ended By Telford '9' After pushing their winning rii's Wildness on the part oi sire a k of wilctnrs and w,alAeiI w bert' he worked for Lyman streak to II gaines the Orlando the Telford hurlers stymied that nine of the Rebels to help the high School. The Lanky south. ltcbt.'l.c met defeat over the teams efforts, loc a l nine p.iw had three straight shtitntils %% lip sticker for the Rebels In lt1sjni a 2.0 decision in M arge flicker's Rebels I ,, his final gaines In the Colt the first gamiie if a twinbill captured the Friday night the s4'cor*i .it tory was Staley tourney last season, In his final Saturday night at C. I.. Varner encounters by scores of 3-2 and who slapped three hits in a like high school outing he was the stadium. 4.0, nwnlwr of trips and had a pair victim of it tough 3-2 defeat of The Invading Teleford I Pa. The 3-2 victory came in the " stiilcn bases. The RebeLs only Seabrt'eze. which wound up Wanderers gave the Rebels all first gamlie Friday night as had but four hits in the garn.' winning the District title kinds of trouble during the two. Itolthie l{uldnsnn survived a with Toni Swartoul, the Lyman The tarttn: lineup fir hit' were w iitii,'n of the (tNt tuLf iii' lug •g.iint' ini'etui: but l:ilt' ru%li by the Wanderers to ph) sit'.il education instructor race with a 8-I ret'irti getting the other. ''oil uiil win but tine in Ow gain the tlt't'i5iog,, -...,_ .-._---. ----......But that one hit by Swartout -. In this ba ttle the RebeLs raced -. it drove in a 10 It 3-.O lead wiIli two runs in the was a big one first and another In the sixth, pair of runs in the second In. _____________ only In see the Wandere-s erupt fling. It came after a walk to ______________________________________________________ for two runs in the seventh to Hobble Robinson had loaded the sacks. . make a tight ganuie of it. ...i In Sunday's first game The winning run for fix, fW'IW HeWe's scored in the sixth on a Telford act Pat Whitman got Telford error. Stephany Tenney revenge for her first loss of the raced aertis the plate in the season when she set the Rebels . sixth as the Telford shortstop clown on a stellar five hitter in !' I l'hy Ills Shank dropped an easy which she struck out one and did _________________________________ ______ pop not Issue a free piss. up. .. . . • •. -. Both of the Telford runs in Pa i the Rebel's seven hit attack were- Tenney with two this game came in the first hits in three trips including a Inning when Phyllis Shask, Ronnie Maiurek and Pat double and triple' and Oviedo' .. Li j '. Kathy Stale), with two singles in Dierking rapped secuUve . ;' singles off losing pitcher Helen three at bats. J. I I •' The ltebs broke from the pack Johnson ' The nightcap Sunday gave the i'4 quickly in the second game on once crowd of be tter than 500 plenty Friday night also, scoring _______ in the first and three more in the In the way of thrills bu t most of second en route to their 4.0 it was by the losing Wanderers. First off the Wanderers built a conquest. 4 gI Angels Cop Oviedo 2nd Half Pre Natal Classes t474. - Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vance. classes. through workouts during spring practice, The S4.!mirloks will play their annual spring game Friday night at the Sanford Municipal Stadium. S4, 11111111 16. I 4''tI1 ( tI' will lk pla) wg firithace will Lw Hon lrf(fielth'r, harold Stall s , like ttus: ltiist'lI intl Ilinky Copeland rcser%e rlghtfieWer and Terry Leading off and playing will hit eighth and play right- While a reserve second thirdhase will ix, Robert Avant, field. Thompson will hit ninth. baseman. Hitting second and playing Manager Keane will have all After tonight's opener the centi.rfickl is James Keane. line of his mound crew in the Sininole legion will move Bob Constantine top hitter for starling lineup tonight against across the "road" Inc a meeting l.yinan this past season, tints Tavares. In addit i on to with the Casielberry legion ttiiril imnil will be at shortstop. Thompson, Avant, Keane, nine. That game Is set for Ilittir: cleanup and playing Hada%'k and Ellis are listed as l.>tnan High field at 530 on c.' oni will Ix. Han Hadovic itltetiers by the Seminole Wednesday evening. Come The fifth spot in 11w batting manager. Ellis and Thompson Friday night the Seminole outfit order will Lw filled by Jim Ellis are the only lefties on the will journey to Lersburg loi' a 7 who will he stationed In left- niotirul staff, rn contest under the light.c field Hand) Brooks will handle Hounding out 11w present a gainst the Leesburg Legion the catching duties and hit roster are Paul Ryan. reserve All of the Le gion conteitc an' is I Ii I Ia tttng eighth and ct'nterfield, Bob Keane, backup 'hecluled for nine innlngc Keane will 1w running the show'* for the loc al group hich IS in its first season of ration. Keanemanaged the timole ('till It-agile It'.illl list ir and l,ic many of those ,.iiin players on his legion -'-' - Jim Rogers. Seminole High soplomore quarterback Brent Carli runs his 1(fense twin girls, Sanford DISCHARGES The classes are offered free of charge as a service to the community. For more Information contact the Nursing Office at Florida Hospital 843- - 11 UNDER THE watchful eves of new head coach wow There Can be - , Fritz Neumann, Casselberry William Best. Deltona Dorothy S. Raybold, Long- Cool Mark Thompson will get the jiIFhing honors when the Seminole Baseball League's I 'gion nine take to the field inight in the opener of their 20';Ime schedule The local Legion nine. -s ponsored by Post 183 in Altamonte, opens their slate ,;ainst Tavarese Legion at the Seminole Baseball diamond located near Five points. Gaine for tonight's battle Is 7 . Rob Lila Vance There A 11cruldNimirtii Writer iii John T C.ass.ad) Ethel G. Thompson Nancy G. Newkirk Fred Van Pelt William Dixon Juanita R. Sergent Mark S. Faryna RobertA. Hall Henry Peters Emma L. Harris Is Ih IlI-l().' (1511 - ADMISSIONS Jimmie at the evening • MAY 2L 1172 Men's Club of Congregational Christian Church, corn boil, 5-7 p.m., Fellowship Hall A new series of Parent Education classes will begin at Florida Hospfl.al on June 20. Expectant parents are invited to attend regardless of where they will have their baby. The classes Last for six weeks and cotiksl of once weekly vi,orflin ilji.sses for the mother and evening daSMS for both parents. All phases of pregnancy, labor and delivery, and baby cart- are cuerrd with special emphasis or preparation for childbirth techniques. The clitsws are conducted b Mrs. Alice MacMahon, R.N., who is an accredited instructor in the Lamare method of ttukliirtIi Local obstertricjans and pediatricians are speakers . I . BIRTHS JUNE! Seminole Legion Begins Season At Home Tonight I We won't solve our nation's problems by berating Old Glory or showing it disrespect. On the contrary, by tearing down the Stars and Stripes, we destroy the symbol of what every American wants to achieve: liberty and justice for all. It makes better sense to keep that flag flying before us as a beacon, reminding us of the goals our founding fathers set for a new nation, goals we are still striving toward. Don't knock It.. cherish it. ADMISSIONS Sanford: Virhha M. Purvis Sharon L Bowen a Monday, May 29, 1972-7 SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD. INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322.1321 I ATTENTION: 3 & 4 Yr. Olds I QUALITY Weekday School Registers NOW Sanford Mobile Park 3515 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford United State Bank of Seminole Sanford Plaza Sanford Jim Ryan & Family Sanford Lt. Cmdr. (Ret) 8 Mrs. A. A. McClanahan Sr. 409 Editha Circle Colorado Springs. Corner Bailey Ave. and Ross St.,Sanford Cob. 80900 Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Warren and Family Sanford Payton Realty 2640 Hia.tha Ave. Sanford (Buddy) 409 Editha Circle Sanford C. A. Whiddori Real Estate 111N. Park . Ray Lundquist One-Hour Cleaners 424 W. Crystal Dr. Sanford, 322.2296 Sanford Plaza Sanford Ball Realty& ATTENTION: ................................. The Presbyterian Day School will launch its Pilot Program for three and four year-old children this September, carefully tailored to provide a quality experience for this ape child. Classes meet Tuesday, Wednesday 8 Thursday of each week. The 15 children enrolled for the Pilot Program will have both an experienced, certified teacher and a full-time $ttaching assistant to guide them. The School will be located in the new educational facility being built on Park and 3rd. Some openings are still avail. able. Parents who missed the May 25th PreRegistration may call 322-2096 or 322.2662 to reserve a ptece for their child. Jim Lash Chrysler. Plymouth Inc. 2613 S. Orlando Drive. Sanford Wm. H. Stemper Agency "Stempe'- Knows Where Money Grows" 19195. French, 322.4991 Tres Chic Beauty 8. Wig Salon 7 10W. isiS,. Senkarik Glass a. H'y 46 West P.O. Box 82 Lake Monroe, Fla. Sanford Maryland Fried Chicken 2100 French Ave. Sanford Patricia Anne McClanahan 409 Editha Circle Mrs. J. H. Tindell Flo and Hal Harriss 2546 S. French Ave. Mr. Muffler 2421 S. French Ave. Sanford Animal Haven Boarding Kennel Lt. Commanders. airs. George Thompson (Rot) 105 Pine Lake Drive Sanford Sanford Mr. 8. Mrs. Arvin Mihm Sanford Harriett's Beauty Nook 105 S. Oak Ave. Sanford Insurance Co. 101.0 west 1st St. Shelley's Used Cars 701 French Ave. Sanford Sanford Sanford Fixit Shop 906 French Ave. Sanford 119 W. 23rd St. Sanford Top hitters - the Indians' Upholstering 706 Celery Ave. Sanford Bill and Claire Burns )54C Ferguson Deltona c ng ': Coggins Appliance Service Sanford Airport, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. I. J. Sheffield James, Johnny & Brian Celery Ave. Sanford : three tunes. ' _______ ________ Dottie .. Sunda y 's Stilts The win pushed the Angel Miami 16. Pot no Beach 4 record to 7-i In the second half, Fort Laudertla ,Key West Southern I)lsislon while th e Indians are 3-3. W. L Pct. G. 1-0 West l'alw Be 3. Cocoa o FoIlowingaretheA thleticto 16 Miami are 2.2 and the Britves who are iS innings) W.P.Beach 25 18 .511 2' winless, 04. in the second half. St. Petersburg r ampa 0 5t 22 21 .512 is Pompano The Indians won the first ha lf Daytona Heat hi I )rlando 77 7 Cocoa title. Winter Havena kelandtlnFort La Laud. .409 10 nd. 18 3 0 12 uoinpletei Key West 17 There was no action in the Ionda)'s met Northern Uhislon Oviedo Major League division Fort l.itidt'rda t Cocoa W. L Pet. GB. Friday because the umpire West Palm lIe. at Miami Tampa failed to show. In that race the 26 20 .5(jS Daytona Key West at P ano Beach Twins,nnanagedby Roth Vjhlen a Tampa at ()rla St. Pete - 25 Winter Haven St. Peters- have a 5-2 mark. Following are 2.3 20 .535 l's W. Haven the Orioles at 3-3, Pirates 2.3, Or lando 21 24 .467 4t1 burg CardInals 1-3. The Twins Ikach l)aytona ..akeland 13 30 .302 Ii's , Davidson set the 4-1 lead after two - Blair Agency Corner S. Park & 3rd Sanford Holcomb's Sitter Service 157 Pinecrest Drive Sanford and a halt Wanderers down on two hits in Innings, threatening to make a the nightcap on Friday to gain SWCt'P. They pulled oil a rare triple her fourth victory without a r1i'feat, Her mound opponent, play in the opening inning which .I,, Moser encountered to give them an early spark B THE AKSOCIATEI) PRESS Sanford Heating 8 Air Conditioning 2619 S. French Ave. Sanford Bill Baker Volkswagen, Inc. 3219 S. Orlando Drive , -- ! A ) __ -' . 1 )NALYN KNIGHT, daughter of Mr. and M rsDonald Donald Knight. 2341 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, was named Outstanding Player of the Year in the women's intramural program at Stetson tJnivt'rsitv. She also received three awards of recognition as she was 'k'cted to all -star teams in basketball, volleyball and softball. A graduate of Seminole High, she is currently majoring in physical education 1111(1 has just completed her sophomore year at the l)eLand university. Joe Rush Photo - _ After Muscle Strain Ryunj's Comeback Fallis -------.----- Henry Pullen New Smyrna's New Champion -There's no al1It', Ray Snotigrass of Kau and fourth place man chanialon Wayne Marshall. of Melbourne, SIwedway has a new hitu etutsed, arid was In ('ot.'oa .speed merchant Henry alongside' H,'well several lane, i'ulkn. 'font, dripping buck into the l'ulk'n, who raced in the lii,iltetl stock class with some fourth spol lie' curlier in the ucui'ss early in the current evening took the first of two season, switched to the bite limited stock heat events, with mti''deis three weeks ago. Howell taking the other one. NEW SMYRNA ( IUistiofl about It. New Smyrna Gallie, l(rIIITA, Kan. i Al' - reply when asked Driver Hill ('lark f when he ruli him of precious time as he campaigning a brand new, tn records, including an night resume running. ''I Mellu'orne gave the crowd a see") ri'ali"s himmuse'lf for the U.S. iirighit yellow Hedge. 1k won American women's s Uindard in to have a little bit oI strain in the first hine out, he' won the 'tart' in the first late mi.tel 01) "1 1M, trials this summer, the high Jump, were set during imay right leg.'' U) tin tool posted the best quid- second tlmiie out, and he won heat, as the engine on his t ar the U.S. Truck and Field Fedltyun insisted the injury WBS if> mg tRue In the MO Friday again tail Friday night, making t'xploded in a huge yellow ball ,q e'ratiun miit'ct here over the ''nothing serious,'' and that 1w Elaine. A blown engine iugtil- -1.49.1. 'that tiint' would it three ins a row. w e'ekend, but for Jim Hyun it had dropped out of the halfmile 11.1w St'ond place man Friday was spi- ished oil on the imuinifoltj, won the finals Saturday harked another time of frus- finals only minutes beforu the night Ken Sparks of the Chi- Wa>nt' heckle of Orlando, in a "ausing the fire, but Clark tratlon. rare began only because his leg Trisek Club took the event repeat the previous week's "scapeti unharnied and fire flynn, the world mile and did not respond as he, wanted In 1 49 3 twrfurniancc. Slipping into the crews quickly had the blaze hilf.mnile record holder who is during a w arniup and he didn't --It) tifl'5 dripping out (if the third spot in the' late nn*lel under control trying for a comeback which want to risk further injury. featured haif.niiie wasn't the '1$k'r Feature was another will carry tii'n to the Munich liii ccgicti, Bob Timmons of on l y tlisaplmintnnit.nt for the Orlando driver, Leroy Portt'i . Olympics this year, 3113taintd a the University of Kansas, stud throng if liet'khi' had several chances t'' nearly 10,000 for I sat. muscle strain in his right thigh only taut' will tell how serious Iwiss l'ullen, but he could;; iiribi>''s finals running on a wet track in a t he injury is and what ef fect it Only two men's records were st'vuiiLo get quite enough pow i r qualifying heat Friday. lie had will have on Hyun's training V I wet and neither was sIx'ctat'u. 1,ut of Psi; (rhci'clk It, scratch from the MO-yard fl. hedule. I 'ulkms al so lir Efren c ;pscmn if L,on,ijir, won inc of Ut' mali Saturday. flyun needs sprint work, 'tim- 'rex,, University ran the ituotlel hea ts, with Or la ndan ''I don't know," was flynn's muons said, and the injury could 44oyiir.l Intermediate hurdles in Ernie Bass ta king the other. ----- ---------. --49 9 seconds for tine and Brian Bass was forced out of tt.e' Olillit-Id of Chicago Truck Club feature with niechaniegi and Bob Stoltunan of Western pioblcin,t, Th. closest race in the Ki'matucky both threw the discus . I".1 hot, 9 inches for the other. .'urremst season took place in the nldfi.'ld won the tiisbecause limited stock feature asCocoa's %like Howell nianaged to pull he uncorked his toss first. Among the other records set 'ut the .ictory literally inches 'The Sanford Recreation Classes will be held a t the Ft. during the two days was a stit-ad of Jack Cart of Eau ~ 4~ Department will sponsor tennis Mellon tennis complex anti women's high jump mark of 5 kuons for beginners l2through students will be required to feet, 10 inches by Audrey Reid 16 )'ears of age. Registrations supply their own material, of Texas Women's University. will be ta ken May through rackeli, (,lanes will begin That also wiped out the U.S June 9. There will be a June 12. %mixit 's rr('ord of 5-91 . set in registration fee of 12 for the six Non-residents must purchase 1950 h) Mildred McDaniel. week course, The Lake Brantley Highs Pictihit ('nail Club won the a non-resident card before Classes will be held on registering. For further in. men's t'tuiruipionship with 80 &hool Athletic Boosters will Tuesday and Thursday. Girls formation cull the Sanford itt-. fi4*tnLs to 42 for rurmerup Ctd. hold their final organizational I realton Department age 12.13 will Inie'et on I UeS(lii)' miretimug tomorrow night, Mui ' ago '1 r,,( k ('lub, 34 for Kansas 322-3161. - 7 P Hi. llo>s age l2.I3 will State and 23 for Kansas. The 30 at MIlwt'e, Middle SChOOi H I S S H A R £ -A un According to Recreation Inert on Tuesday 7.-I pin. Girls m women's 111k went to Texas starting at 8 p. nn, Cubs man, abiuusiy an •c&ogy age 14 - 16 will meet on Director Jim Journigan 11w Track Club with 8r1 points, well All parents of prospective btiPf, eIle upie to add to the tail Thursday 6-7 p.m. Boys age courts will be closed to the ahead of the 61 racked up by the athletei and cheerleaders are slick of bsvqrag. opt during 14-16 will meet on murIay public on the above dates an urged to attend this important s*sp throu g h the stands at a d Topeka, Ken., Casino Club. ) times, meeting. Wv1j1,y Field e of .4 - ' Sanford ' Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Kaiser Aluminum SanfordAirport Sanford Aftamonte Coffee Shop 70 Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs, Fla. Central Furniture & Bedding Co. 119 S. Magnolia 8 W. 1st St. Nix Bedding a _____ Homer brothers, Randy and Ted. Each slammed a pair of hits and reached bast. Sanford Motor Co. 508 S. French Ave. - T! luiV A -..;:,AM- I . - ! HIS Store for Men Sanford Plaza Sanford 4 4 OphelLa Benneft Sanford ---.- Lake Brantley AV ' Boosters Meet Sanford Consumer Electronics, Inc. P. 0. Box 1763 Sanford ---- Tenn IsLess ons Being offered Sanford AAA Alignment 2421 S. French Ave. Sanford .. in the game were c !Florida .State Lec 7ue: as - Building 81 Sanford Sanford Ethel's Antiques 1 Mile West of 1.4 Sanford 2208 Community Way Sanford J. C. Penney Sanford Plaza Sanford Sanford Realty 2544 S. French Ave. Sanford John William McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Grovs 109 Country Club Circle Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gielow The Handyman 711 Cherokee Circle Sanford Jackson's Ceramics Sanford Sanford The Sports Shop Sanford Plaza Sanford Lt. 8. Mrs. A. A. McClanahan Jr. and Daughter 3165 Fountain Blvd. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Green '100W. Onora Road t .' rr r .mlwetl John fifth .licr a w alk it, J'titi Molt, Angds '1 Uc O' tetlo nit Milik> to read ta.e safely. On Randy Homer doubled and League rallied for five runs in the error on l)bley's ball singles were slammed by Ted the bottom of the six th to nip Riddle raced it-turd the bases Homer and Jim Palmer. In their closest competitor, the with the decldn( 'tan. Ward's sixth the lead went to 5-1 when Indians, 6-5 Friday night. This single was Lix tel' hit in the Indians added another tally. ives the Angels the second hail inning. Again it was a hit by Randy tie. ( The Indians assimed a 2-0 Homer that scored the rim, Going into the game the lead in the tip 4 the first. India ns trail ed the A ngels by Handy lIomnerreaied first on While it was not one of his one game to the race lit the an error bytlaAnpl shortstop. second half title. They appeared Mark Bell reivd a walk. better efforts Jim Riddle went to have things all tied up until Singles by Ranjy %Mlis and Ted the distance for the Angels and the final surge by the Angels. homer brouit I the two managed to pick up the victory. It gives the Angel ace a 4.0 In that seventh inning out- Indian tallies burst the Angels sent six men to In the bottoi of he first the record in the second half of play the plate and the first five Angels rnanavd t score one and an overall mark of 6-1. scored. Nary a putout was time. Ciaxtonsingkl with one Tagged with the loss was frecor,jed by the losing Indians. one out. Wit 1W out Jim Greg Thompson who Just could nno Opening the Angel seventh Riddle singletg Claxton was a walk to Ray Winter. to th ird. C)axtn set-ed when an not maintain his control in the Bases on balls were also Issued Indian err'onl u Mobley's final frame. Thompson had the to Scott Riddle and Jot' Claxton ground ball. 'hat was all the Ar4e13 eating out of his hand arid the sacks were jammed sc oring the ungel did until over the first six innings. From to the sixth he when Marty Ward strolled to their final gale wining surge aowed by one hit. All told he ll the plate. Ward unjammed the in th e sevenU. The lndianuit heir lead to was Dilly touc hed for four hits bases when he rifl ed a single to but walks led to his downfall. center. Jim Riddle drew a walk 4-1 with a pi,' cdms in the The Outer Limits Sanford Plaza Sanford Camp Seminole Otti & Irene Faulk St. Rd. 46o the Wekiva River 1w..'. ... -.--,.. T'tVIN eague batters the Vinson TROUBLE for Oviedo Litt )rioles and Alonzo who plays brothers, LovonzO, left who plays for t place team th happens to be loop for the Pirates. In the Oviedo the Twins and they've lost three the other. brother LovonzO has gai Alonzo owns two wins and '' Photo) VrIN" gam 11 �- - - --' -- - - -- - a - --------.----- - ____ - I- The SnIord Herald PnnItv Moves UnserToSecoond S WS I I ~ t The victory In America's frustration at the Indianapolis Sunday night. n iwr HARRIS ly most Important and il Z ther Mrs. mo . With his fliwwlalrd Press Sports Writer Wt.milr race victory dinner. a ce put S2lL76'.90nththe Donohue. a mnon.far'd ISDonohue, car owner Roger outo r INIANAPOIJSAPH-M*rk I'ainolwe wore' the mantle of Year-Old Pennsylvanian, played Penske and his crew on the dais Penske racing till. That payoff with him, Donohue said, "1 came from a record invictor) with a smile here Sw,- it cool Saturday to win the 56th edition of the lnd classic, and must sa) this is the happiest dianapolts Motor Speedaa day night. t*st there was an purse of $1,011,345.94, the li c'cw,.iingt dill!. ImgIIIn Urni i n. life (1rUTPfl of eonfucnr ;i See I t! d ' hi by Ga ry Taylor - Change Rules - r2v: tu: f nttli.uL t .'n tint quite ar nind Ulf gru fans might he Interested to a lea rules changes that were passed at the annual meeting of the National Football IA-AgM club presidents. a move to aid the offense. the to-boundli markers for virdr. one font, nlnr ai: ,tFLplaytOg field will hr movird tnrbrt from each sideline, leaving 111ki feel (the width of a the middle. lii addition. Lops of nimibers ap• rrutgbar) pruring at 3-sard Intervals on the playing field will Lw our feet In length yard from the in-bounds merkeri and will be the sidelines. at both sides close All fault. committed by the offensive team behind the Line of scrimmage henceforth will be penalized from the p-rvloL$ line cii scrimmage. r5ther than from the point of Inult on forward infraction. Prrvinus1, thus applied passing plays It now apptic if , runniri ploys aLcz ZlLisaoa permissible Iota pant to be returned from the and inst. as It nas been for kiekOffI and, during 11171. mined field pal attempts. Prr'.rinuil). a punt Into the end zone was an aiitaniatfr *IMwhbiIck. --- ,. -. - ' PP -- S - _j~ !~ - - . -" .- - - ' . is" -- - - 4.,, . - 6111,4 - : - - - , it La - -n won 11411,20,89. tenhauw 1 Of the total purse, the Speed. te' . . ___ '-' ! . . . - - ,f - , 1; .. -' School members of the fifth and sixth grade gym classes at All Souls physical of the part as look on Mrs. Coffee gave swimming lessons ludy. said fiunda* night 11w victor dinner. "The main it ttiin I wont ii & u. cti'a rntsundersiandmni 'flwr- i or education program at the Sanford school Elks again." Al U1fr win *15,257.89 for qualifying, and rarticu'rb by race was second pla ce. whIt (rant to.ik Roblis Uru.er, .hv.t' :.-r(Pe'ted hnt emit .i: i Upset JUNIOR LEAGUE C4 Civttan 3 WD40 has many uses eroirnd the house. but it is also a valuable aid for sportsmen. 11 you have guns, fishing equipment or boats, you are among the ones who LuiUld try It. WD40 Is a liquid non.fzreasy chemical that will keep your firearms and acressorter, working and looking like new. A quick, clean spray will displace moisture and lubricate at any tunperaturt, penetrate free rusted or corroded parts, protect against rusting or fingerprints, leave no messy residue' and will not harm paint, laquer, plastics, rubb or wooditocks. ucr it in your tackle box. It will clean, lubricate and "rm. lubricate reels without disassembly, penetrate to tree rust.Irowi parts and will not harm fishing reels or lines On your boat, WD4D will stop rust and corrosion on metal parts, lubricate to keep all parts running smoothly, dry out wet engines for fast starts and oiler it shield aratnAt moisture. For it generous sample. send 25 rents to coverage postage and handling to: WD41) Cmnptmfly, 5390 Naps Street. Sari thep. California 911(J ow This ball ganw went eight innings and so far is the' game of the year in the Junior League. Jeff I'ntUm had three hits, one a double and scored the winning run. 'Terry Smith had one' hit and had the winning RBI farElks. Robert Smith had two hits. Roger Mills had a single. Joe Baker and Drew Bongianni each had a triple for CivItan, David Tangway, Donnie Williams and John Doyle each had a single. Winning pitcher, Robert Smith. Inset. John I Hivle. to 2 Of iutwics'. WhItewall tubeless orig. Fed. tax Tire &Ize C764 (695-14) 29.95 E76-14 (735-14) 31.95 3 95 p475-14 (8Sf'- ta!7 24.76 25.36 27.16 28.76 Above turn with Whtt.WSitI. nnty 2 40 more per lire Wltelou! trsdl"In .dc £2 more pe live J75.14 900-if' f,-14: Hitting borne runs In the Astrodome was cure a seldcm enjoyed ocriulon. Matter of fart. In 11 borne games last .easou In the Astrodome on)) it burners were doused by the Astmas. flut In W2 the Astrus bats crushed 14 circuIt duals to the first U home games. The Ajetrus dithi't WI number 14 in the Astrodome Last Reason until August 25. The sudden twnaboul ms be attributed to two things shorten fences and the addition of Lee bin). Houston derided met the winter the learn to the Astrodome should hr shortened due to, the low borne run production. The new dimension, called for a reduction of 10 feel down the foul lines Ito 230, 12 fret in the alleys Ito 7Ei and its feet down the middle Ito 410i. Ma slammed 35 burners last season ithird to the National League i bus has a ttirrr-year total of 111 homers stare 1). The Astras had six different players lilt homers at burnt in the first 11 gams. with Ma. Bob Watson and Jimmy Wynn kadlug the park with three each. Doug Radar had two and John Edwards. Iomrny Helms and Cesiur Cedens' contributed oust each. Houston bit humeri In nine of the first homers In three of those tilts. U borne games with flat the Astros' opponents have not brft Living off the short fences. which Is to tribute to the Iloustusi pitching audi. In those U games, the eaem hit out) nine burners and uni) five before MNY IS. added power have lii apparent th e new [cures and both been Instrumental propelling the AlDus Into trtln the 'l' W.t.rr I *+th'n esre 3995 4095 N( 293 211 2Si 30 304 290 32 210 234 31t I two ___ _ &..tt&... was Is ManWo ino N...4k_ W'4 egal OU.tVitos Coven a ,, ?i.A' ,.ngs liS IC*)I DU'gUa!1111e' i. $nivt' SIONCUSI' QUStflt IOJ O'efI'Il I'M of It*i0 ,nOnI?'5 O .fliflO a's ptOWctIC to' trw ttPt ,it' SpSt$*, 9mr•nIS..I •'i ci. roaV h*a'O tr O.*VCI t.uurn VOL, 'tOut III, 0' fi*5 Ii soowInce' b.$S or. tel. ori ,,,.j,,ft O,tm9 ffw p"gI&nj0p gWjjod fettin i' t 5. flø we w.1 It PU' optiol'. f5if of the oe'g'he puetws a, it t In, we *il' Silo0 t pwrflr pre ei..tng anotcabui- .o.'s' Esc'ss Ism towwd the of 25. u 11w cngn1 OwV* piiOC 'Tti.,,&%r we willcUD. 5 •q1 jtifl elr 1110"i" 80 police ..Cli.l'.ç aptI 4b* 5,0.'. Licis. 1 I itwe 1i I ID.a?C ttw putc'tslC O'C now tiff IS.. 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AMERICA" LEAGUE Florida Mate flank'; Goodyear 3 , Joe, Snittli had a double' ant three' SintLt?5 for Florida Slat Rank, Larr) Vuidierbubs tw singles. Robert Newman one (,UuId Will, ilermard Edward and Eel Hudson each had single for Goodyear. Winnin pitcher, Casey McFadden: loser, Price linker. - 2'° centrifugal automatic clutch Ic,' racing a' to, use on , ;,'lWAVS 314'V.'tilVt i' StVt't't! 7-1( b 7r I — — American Produce Liebange S Hal bpragins Unclui Mercury 3 jour right, You'll be amazed at how t ' Pveuieys. l,oaUOtb Fjt rntjtt CA I Prevents back-pressure build-up steel Complete with gaskets and .1 I'i') , Il .,t - . .. Charles 0. Finley, with hut Detroit, M ailor L eagu e S ta ndi ngs : 11 - iiii AssoclATi:i) i'itis - In Hdy Ariu'riran Leag ue Fast l)etrott Itahlimnir' National league Fas t jilt, ;p 20 14 1') 15 L 559 1 54 1 18 4i 14 19 .424 s's 10 21 .323 NIs West — 22 II .667 21 12 636 1 W. I., I'ct. G.I3. 27 II .711 — New York 'u 111-21 The Brewers. wPe asking first for $Ii3,(øX) aand IIrecord Is the poorest in the munity accepting Oakland's triumph kept the )u'its. esnoel Bristol in th. early A's one garrw ahead of Min- morning hours Sunday and r-rwsota in the Al.West arid placed hum with 0.1 Crandall. utroppeti Chicago to third. ) L who had been managtrg th.r F:vansvine farm rlub tlfla- back. lInrrn4;n KiIIeLa'ew drove in American A.tsoclatr.r five rota with his 11th career grand sla m and a double and Crandall wofl'I take trier until Rick Itenlek be lted a 442-foot the team returns home borne run as the Twins drubbed night, so he wasn't around Sarithe Hangers ta-hind Jim Kaat's day taste the Brewer;, handled tacit -hdtrt It was Killeheew's by roach Roy McMullan. suff'r 520th career hoitutet, 004' behind their third straight defeat att'n Teti Williams for sixth place on R'sthn's Carlion Fisk sluwd lie-breaking homer in the the all-time list, Rookie Paul JaLa. replacing seventh inning and added a twothe Injured Al Kaline, singled run double In the eighth. Just Like ()Id Tieni e s In Titleholders Golf to, 6 r • W'it' *t' O-_ I 17.13 Cry 7140 ao MAW A. J. Foyt 'Burned In (NEXT VOIUC of (oil, as a re- Lt'uo°m1 r u— - I1UQUOIN, ill. lAP) __i 25.8 am am "I) ''bt Address i The values are here every d4 pi.•&. •i. rI.'. Mon. --- Sat ZIP 5uote .5 cS*tit jiw.bl - I I I Name 111111111111 a ik.,I9 Su"" - • " — — In a Florida Title match thauiupiomu Paul Join's will square off iugoirtit lA,uie 'lilk't on tueatllinicr Annlhut'r tuuruiithit'ti runt finds Jock llrise,i going against It.rnnlc Gui'. iii hirownunug hospital, where hits r,.'nmialncd overnight Sunday with burns suffered during a fill ttt't's au Othti itah1' tul stop Ui a L(,).mmuk UrilIt-ti States t'ard 11ul%e But, Griffin Auto Club ee'ent earlier in the thI' George I r',j ¶t rolees ie~ Of - 'via, Plecie i.eni'J rot' i ttjtiJIift ) t $1 (plus 25c poi-loge (Irid fur S i Enclosed is my check or money order Race 'trUer A. J. P'oyt was list-ed lii good condition at Marshall __ P.O. Box 489 Dept. 327 Radio City StatIon New York, N.Y. 10019 — I -j £VERY MONDAY 8:30 PM. of ORLANDO 2111`0111116STADiUM TONIGHT FATHER & SON TEAM Webster in a tag train joust. Pit Stop The Sanford Herald Shaving Strokes, CO City 8 a.m. to 9.m. - __ __ I I i"Ift, PLi'j% a"labor 'cyt ou'll hit the much farther I.Win sta rted the final round at the hilly, 6,M3.yard, par 72 Atlanta Country Club course In a deadlock for first with Sou th to 0 African Gary I'layer. Lunn went to the finishing )ou're The next tirmue with a two-ghot edge and event on hole A rare fattier-son wrestling watching a tour television, study Larry Iiuuiteatuu will be seen tonight at the swing 1k has one at Orlando Sports Stadium when the biggest arcs In the game. tiu- Graham, father Eddie' (wS?*Ptt IwTlIpp'il ASIN (;r:ihuumi and son Mike, leanmi up to battle The Pro and Mike r tf e rence with Keep Frank Beards golf tips handy for ready stnd $1. PU 2$ get your copy, Strokes." To 'Shaving hi$ boa. 5.rolte1.. C 0 T cents for posiage and handlIng, to "ShaIng 327. Radio City Station. Sanford Herald, P0, oa d9, Dept P4ew York. Pd V. 10019. 2943 — — — ur swing. - . - I ii I. - , much bigger )ou can make II eng.ns tinung and Carburetor In,clt,00$ pfls IM JCPenney Sanford Plaza - - ' to suit cAifidvlt$eq. tw o( and cap. pinatciping 0- . forthbk' weight plane, the angle you swing on.) First, rern('nubcr to lice-p a firm left arm. Then concentrate on taking the club straight back from List ball as far as >ou can without letting your body sway to it *0 juSt dutribtilge poij '88 Z 90 1 approved in all states APEX vu!: this game on ut:1' two Lute, a duutiie by Robe rt Baker and a single by Pa ul Payne. John Jenkins bud S W only hit be Hal Spu'agina l etinMercur). s Single, WUuil Ic pitcher. Paul Payne, Lou William Fredrot l3 Tune up. f leoit, CXIN11NCNTAL LEAGUE -. - _. lows and is distinct Intern the .;; iuty ateedsts pttttr, ,e the Now are of your swing. The are Is the path the c ubhead to!- 7tp)-15-(, 284 2143 çVC' Hi$p)llatied itQflle 4i heavy Mtn: ust.us art' riot intenOuiC rmpact potycarbonate outer shell 5 snaps ID" laCe shield Asiortect colors with $ I ji • Special Thesis, Fed. tax price AF 'X stedh wheir, Witt-, lug rinC duil Ikip Sign Up - - C&fgDmosterl LT. The tife'wny 'eylt,n Cord small truck tire A line value 1w picS-ups, panels. arid vans AF IX Ii helmet High fr 1 — C t.tx e?t.. I 11 tt,;n'owdt-,',. type IN - .. 4 12" Z.- ,.:;::; '- HP, cycle engine Capable 0! SpeedS up to 19mph Scrub brake, fuC3tl starter. hand-Controlled throttle, irptiLttwiis had Lu Into doubler, for the Ralkruader Owen Zipperer two double Mike liortiour tv.0 singles mu Luvel) cast single. Rid 'iars 1usd aid) hit for Fir Federut, ii single. Wnnlr pitcher, Donnie Lively; lose Tummy Kelly. ci, ' " __ i'flltt: Itilt I. ttIL)lid little' tniii buki First Eedercl3 1KN itik ___._ 149" hi tOil I'ttLsburgh 22 14 .611 4 [ti liii' (1 v%'t'latiil third Tft.t brought on Jim I(.-u - gI .lii It, s.[e .iiit Fii Ii t ,:i& h ,tni,' h'siiii ('tiu,-ngo 19 17 .528 7 Associated Press Sports '.trlter the Asircis' relief ace, and when third. Then the Expos worked I'adres, vita gut four-hit pitch- ihuston Montreal 17 21 447 10 'New York When Abner Doubleday he walked Wes Parker, it loaded the double steal, with Fob Ing fr-mn Steve Arlin l.eron Lee I'tilindciphla 16 21 .432 10'thought up that game with the the bases, swiping borne an the front end. also hoiiit'red for San Diego.MIlwaukee St. 14*115 15 24 .335 121.1 With the score tied at 5-5 In bats and balls and bases, he St lA'uIs erupted for 16 hits, Pinch hitter Frank Robinson remembered to give all lofted a sacrifice fly, but when the eighth. Foil beat out an in. three of them by pitcher iteggle Oakland West _piayers a glove. Jesus Mou ran into Cesar Ce- field hit and then circled the Cleveland, and belted New Minnesota houston 21 14 .632 Chicago 21 13 .818 1 The glove, in case the Houston elena, he Jarred the ball loose bases on a fielder's choice and York. 14,5 Angeles 23 16 590 lt'a 16 21 .432 8 Cleveland loud the ,Niels shut Texas Astx'as and Chicago Cuba are and one run scored with the Kcssinger's wild throw. Cincinnati 20 18 .520 4 15 fl 405 9 Pittsburgh saw a 4-3 lea(; out until the ninth when rookie California wondering, is used to catch the bases remaining loaded A Atlanta 16 22 .421 $ ball. It was a job neither team fielder's choice grounder by Bill evaporate when Philadelphia John Shiner mifled a three-run Kansas City 13 fl .371 10 San Diego 16 24 .400 Saturday's Results did very well on Sunday. Buckner brought the tie run pushed across two runs in the humner for New York. Sum Francisco 15 23 .349 11s Detroit 2, New York 1 top of the ninth inning, then Steve Stone's tour-hit pitching Houston snatched a 6.5 defeat borne, Saturday's Ihiults SOUTHERN PiNiS, !i.c. at 214. Mickey after a Ill and Oakland 6, Chicago 3 from the jaws of victory, giving ' wo innings later, the Dodg. bounced front behind with two carried San Francisco past AtChicago 5, Montreal 3 Marilynn after a 74 in Sunday's 2 Minnesota Texas 16, their to ganie of baseman in their half of the inning heat tanta in the first Los Angeles a run without ben- cr5 won it. Second third round. San Francisco It seemed like old times 11, Atlanta 9 I AP) lhhuuuor' 4. Cleveland 2 doubleheader. efit of a base hit on two 11th Bobby Fenwick threw Rus.seU'i the I'hilllcs.. Another shot back at 217 was Cincinnati 9, San Diego 4 the Titleholders Golf as Boston 9, Milwaukee i Nate Colbert ripped his 10th Plank Aaron drilled his 647th Inning errors. Chicago outdid leadoff grounder away for an Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 1, Tournament went into its final Judy Rankin. They named to California 1, Kansas City 2 •Lhat. giving Montreal two runs error. Russell moved up on a homer of the season and added career hommier In the nightcap, have the tournament to them12 Innings round today, SUflhIlI)'s Results without a hit on a pair of early sacrifice and after Steve Gar- a pair of singles, leading S,-un leaving Ji lin one back of Willie New York 4. St Louis 1 was Mickey Wright, selves as II was a drop all the There Milwaukee 1 Boston 4. ,Njays for second place on the errors and then allowing the vey bounced out, first baseman Diego past Cincinnati. 1.os Angeles 7, Houston 3 winner of $1 tournaments and way to 221 where Mutere Detroit 5, New York 4 The victory snapped a six. uillltimue list winner to score on another Lee May kicked Bobby ValenSunda y 's Results the dominant figure of women's hlagiit was in fifth place. lliultiiiittrt' 5. Cleveland 1 tine's grounder, allowing the fielding flub to lose 7-5. Mickey, the femalecoun ter. San Francisco 3-6, Atlanta Z. golf I decade ago, perched in MInnesota 7, Texas 2 to score. Elsewhere in the National winning second place, ready to make. port of Arnold Palmer durIng 7, 2nd game 11 innings California 4, Kansas City 2 League Sunday, St. Louis beat Don Kessinger's eighth Inning closing run at the champion, the $11s, lost her rest for the Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia 5 Chicago In4, 10 Oakland 5, New York 84, Pittsburgh throwing error allowed Mon. game wi th th. coming Of the Montreal 7, Chicago S ship rungs __ nipped Philadelphia 6$, San teal to score' Its winning run Sandra Palmer, a leader from 7 0u, and played only 13 taurusou New York 3 St. L is 6, Monday's Games Diego beat Cincinna ti 5-2 and against Chicago but the Cuba the opening day of the 72-hole, ments in true Last two years. This San Diego 5, Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee (Parsons 3-21 at San Francisco split a double- had set the tone way back In at age 37. she year, has played $20,000 tournament was In front Los Angeles 6, Houston 5, 11 Iloston (Pau 1-5) header with Atlanta, winnIng 3- second when a pair of errors by Innings at 211, two under par for 54 in seven and she adnmta that the De trolt tro it I Lollch 8.2 and Nlekro 2 and then losing 74 in 11 in- Carmen Fanzone led to two runs bonday's Games prestige of the Titlehokien' has holes, on rounds of 71-43-72. New York (I'eterson 2-6 0-0) at for the Expos. O n' and Martlynn Smith, caused her to "feel an exMickey Montreal (Morton 2-4 or Benand Kline 2-D. 2 Ken Singleton opened with a The Astros took a 4-3 lead Into a two-time Tttlehohlers' cham- citment about this taurnako at Chicago (Hands 3-I) 1-3) U Splittorft 4-3) CIty walk and with one out, Fanzone the ninth inning against New York (Capra 3-2) at St. Pion, were tied for second pla ce' nit'nt" Minnesota (Perry 34) Dodgers wi th Larry Dierker kicked Tim Fob's grounder. A Louis (Spinks 3-1) 7-I m.nd Lem(Wood Chicago working or a six-hitter. But sacrifice advanced the runners Philadelphia I Fryman 24 and May 0-4 onds 0-0) at California Duke Suns opened with a double and then Famrone fumbled Ron twl- Reynolds 0-0 at Pittsburgh Messersinith 24), 2, and Hunt's bouncer, allowing Sinand Bill Russell singled him to . tWalker 2-1 and Moose 2-2), 2 ATLANTA (AP) — "I can't watched from the fairway as night Los Angeles (Sutton 64) at Oakland (Odom 2-1 and liorremember hitting the putt on Player knocked in a 12-foot len 1.0) at Texas (Broberg 3-2 San Francisco l Williams OO) 18," said an almost-dazed Bob birdie putt. l,unn then placed and Shellenback ll), 2, twiSan Diego (Greif 3-6) at At. * Sunday after he ended a his third shot only six feet front night halo i.Nash 1-0 I, night year-long victory drought on the tiut' pin arid made It for a birdie Cincinnati (Sinmipson I-I at ('lehnd (Tidrow 4-4) at pro golf tour with a twoshot anti a final round 69, le aving Ihiltimnore (1)obsuiri 4-5), night lliuuittcn l"arsch 2-2 ), night victory in the $130,000 Atlanta tutu at 2Th, 13-under, ~ti Tuesday's (lames Tuesday's Games Player closed with a 72-217 Golf Classic. I'ittsburgti at Montreal, night Chicago at California, night ( "1 think everyone goes while Lou Grahamui was In third Philadelphia at New York, Kansas City at Minnesota. through these things," Luno pincealoncist2ieatteracloslflg night night by Frank Beard of the lengthy slump that 79. St. Louis at Chicago Oakland at Texas, night C 4 4 said Ilormiern Ulancas and Dave had seen him win only $7,307 on San Diego at Atlanta, night Detroit at Cleveland, night this year's tour before grabbing 11111 deaullotkcd at 279 and Gay Cincinnati at Houston, right Boston at Baltimore, night Brewer was alone at 280. the $26,000 first prize here. Los Angeles at San Fran4—increasing Your Arc New York at Milwaukee, Junk Nicklaus, who matched "1 don't know what hap. cisco, night night pened," he said. "My puttin g the course record with a 64 Fri. Early in the season your slacked off and I was not hitting day, skied to a 15-76 in the final swing w ill f e c 1 somewhat two rounds and finished well the ball as well." cramped. That's because it l,unn's downfall coincided back in the pack lit 2M is. Your muscles shorten if lAtto you law of! the game for an with a weight loss that saw himmi tl extended time. plunge from a hefty 240 to only 168 pou nds before he started This Is as good a time us eating again, learning It a coolany to stri'.e to lengthen the . 44 lt- ltalLruaders 13 -- Gloves Can C - sy !A- ! N ATIONAL LEAGUE liii reat tire. * - - SHAVING STROKES And 36 months W01 Gary Thriton had a double and single for Moose, Loyd Guisasola had a double, Greg LaTour two singles and Kevin Ward one. Reid McLaughlin had a double- for Kiwanis, Carl Hammer had two singles. %Vinnlni jiltctw. Jeff loser, IJiuviti Nader. 1 Bob Lutin il Ins o Is Hole 9(1 toO tat anO 010 lift C7b-13 trepiaces 700-13i btacsw& On; 2 4 9 Now H- 1 - I).'. oil' " hlIlI!illt-1, ?'itSR?'iiMON 11111 with twi' "iii In tt# let of Itit' 10th, Mike ffegan singled off start Suiniiziy, titit fleorge St.'..' Kenh'y arwi Ib'rwlrkk )t'nilrit k ptovIteul an even bet. lilnated tile first Hiajor frngijs 11410w run for a 5-I Oakland lit finkli. Kl'FI'l"c(, IN SiI'tI'F is important for an actress. So (')biII Shepherd, liii, kee1u% leup'.% an liii' Iuiivhliig buite'., while Swedish star itritt Filand works omit on the bun and t.eslte nn Wiirren gets in sniiie roadwork, right. If They're Used r't " - i- 'i in i.i- rrh riniri f:i ,:. nit' .arer) as thrh hi- ar.4 'jhle and voted aa1fl in fl ought he to for more of the the se'u'nth is the 'Fig,?, beat same tuniIay, walking three the Yankees behind Chuck halters anti thrrrtng U piteit, Seelber'h's strong relief pilehlog. In the first Iwo Innings. if Seelbemeb allowed only fne,r there was nervous because hhiui', ()aklsitnl', celebraled ttknii;tl, Fku'wts'te In the Auwrfrnn were- about •S.f$')I) people here to tiI1 over the final 4 2.1 innings hohuisil, uvuitit.' tile fIrst 1912 see rue pitch," lw said 'Dick arid left the potential tying run start and fired liv'. jo%cf)felrooloi in. l.eagii.', Mirinenta whipped Oakland at aetonul base in the ninth. the Wililerris ntnge ngain'.l 11w ('tulingu While Teens 1-2, I )rtrott eulged the Jim Palnier stopped slumpnot to talk to Sic, allowing .ini)' on.' till arid New 'i'itk Yariku'cs 5-4, flaft. (ieve'tand on fair hits ar4 Inning just to ing the second ine in fuiu,ing five la-fort' Pa- left for a II4'' trlrniu,cil (levelani4I S-i. drilled a two-run double as lb. Itoston downed MIlwaukee 4-I give rue a breather." pt,u&ii hitter. Phi. settled clown after that, (n'loles handed the Indiana theft "I think five Innings was jul jitter tie' Hru'wnrs fjrpiJ roan. ylekiing only a third-inning fifth ennsijtIve sethark. f)sitr firisitil einel talifor. about right," said the 22-yenr- iti't Palm.? doubted In the aeoo.1 single to Ilichi. Allen out stsilhp;iw wiwi had an WI- riIII ef.'feiutetl Kiins.sis City 4-2, inning to it Baltimore in frni d as I had La be.'' fllue, the Al.'e twist valuable 1 was as g oo liltl h littilt areil used 71 of them v four 2-I and inglei1 in the third as player arul (.'y Young Award said. "1 need at least he The gamut' wits scorele ss when starts to gel beck where I was the (Jr totes seated three Illiw departed. 11w A's took 2. winner last season, tuned top for unearned rusts and again in tl'. 'st year." U lead In the l*ttu Inning but the uk first 1972 start by hurling last year pr oduced a 244 eighth The Indians slipped to White So scored once In the line Inning In relief last week ('oh I tnt ol a, ref-orit, 82 earned run average hiri place in the Al. Fast. i'lghithi, 1w moe lit the ninth anti ii rich I vi I rig t ________ _____________-----------in'i 101 sflkronte Ttwn rain' .if-g.ime behind Raltimor' .................................................... . the salary hattIe with owner and i't in bark of frcunn$n ii teen mini lecee Mponli Writer Vliin ihl,w luau a retly goomi tint 6 Fed. tu 2.52 30.95 F78-14 (775-14) 269 3295 (378-14 (825-14) 2 78 3395 G76-15 1825-151 t-478-15(855-15) 395 301 / /1 1, o — plus 1 orig. i I'll'. 115.1. PItch Moose'; Kiwanis t More Homers By Asfros ROW W /: a El Tigre II polyester cord fiber glass belted tire. Great traction on all road surfaces. Bhackwall tubeless TIre sirs i t.i ' All174M - (-. lIst Our fi ber glass Is tire closeout guarantees you Is a great price. Pull WD-10 Samples Available -- ' 1712-4 M nd ay, Ma19, y Five Scoreless Innings Posted By Blue In Start 001) "Zow pornailty. We came 57 United States Auto Club. to that were Lurned in by the enurr t race this year a3d we'll be back a former driver Gurney, a field during practice and MRS. BEA COFFEE gives Tammy Harrison instructions while other In - Tk H n - j" .t.: - It -. - . I( peS iii 4 -1 '. is Ir 4- - i in cI to It 4 If a kgzil rrzi r nccidemiti touches out.of.bnunth or pushed out -bound.,, and returns it, catch a pusi litbounds. the pan completed as an Incomplete pans with Ion of down only. Previously, the penalty was toss of down and 15 yards. 5. Penalty lot grasping the tare mask of an opponent was automatic first down. tram U reduced to (tsr yards and yards and an automatic first down. mien the intractioui Is judged to be flagrant. such cases the penalty would be U yards and an automatic first down and the offender may be dliqualtited. But while these rules were passed, one that the fans stern to want the most was defeated. That was the proposal cudden-death to be used to find the winner In all games which are tied at the end of regulation ploy, not just title games. A proposal that would make the two-point con vet&lat at option was also defeated. 1, personally. don't think sudden-death Is the answer U. funding the winner of tied games.] think periods with set amounts of time should be played to allow both teams an equal chance of winning In overtime. What U one team nrns tot a touchdown on the very first piny of the sudden-death overtime. That's not fair to the other tarn which didn't even get to touch the ball. L ti .. . It ) 11011 It iii .. Al - 1 -I . . 1 -,44 . • - im-M R Other VIP moor)' winners Include thire-place finisher Joe U'ciruird with $S&.717.19 and 141h-i4acc finisher (aty Bel. tenhaucen, L)onohue'$ learnmalt. who led the race for t9 laps before encountering mechanical problems. Bet- i Ui. to - — t -1 a 500 way paid $531,000, the In. diusnapolis Chamber of Comm meree Citizens Speedway Cornrnitict paid $411,000 and the re~~ 00, mosning $140,845.94 came from commerc'lal n -oit ss4 r) prizes j I The crowd sit Saturda) 'a race was estimated at 275.000. The Speedway never releases oW,. -and took on fuel from the • ciii crowd totals. .k 0! hiS teammate, p,an ' Mike hiss edged Sum Posey .,.rIflsiVO1Uflta r) pIt5tflpOfl ma tight vote for rookie of the MARKLX!4OHUF i lR7thlapof thc30O-Lapr$ce. year. Hits, from 'Fusun. Calif., h cat Is allowed a specific finished seventh In the race ,aunt of fuel and ms not use Implica tion we omit in oo after starting ln 26th place In lastpltswpint'ohngfuel and nothercarscUPp1) field Poses was the 't2.ear th e mc Un.scr c,i,d It s kind of lop rooki finisher, winding up tiUdflC' SIId it( WIlS not hod take crnnebod 's place I if his Liar Girne All fif th 'tCL .ton tIed like we belong up here A protest against Donohu I Racers Inc., would in second pince. Jerry Grant America early Sunda) was disallowed. been u here file an appeal with u.s.c. Aould h said his crew thought CtUrnC) Grant, 37, from Seattle, ta&tng you." hut a lap In the had Grant niniel feels Grant's car owner. Dan ç,. V.aith., said. make him ney, who saw his top driver, penalty was so were because the winner. but he later said he Bobby Unset, go out of the race the Officials asking to have with a mechanical failure after gas I didn't nenlans fuel, only was actually just w the scoring clarified and he was a witch c'harwc' lendini' the first 31 Laps. the alter '.iev.ir siulitied said. v.( r n' going ll of e tuning recordc wc'nng and a he cwrr the perdwa'. decision with je' CT) out loud Conswring the record RX-rds . i j ': i In , — - But the tenor of the night was rtflectrdinremarksb t he 7 and .1 Indy champ, Al Unser. ek'uittd from third to Second place as Jerry Grant was wnal1zed from second Ia 12th Speedwa'. officials after a b Unser's chief meiCor Ri ti. , - - - straight $1 miflion payoff at I 11 PIFI B i Mark Donohue W*ins lnd*ianapo I*s As to I -- nuue't'ting day, officials att.IieDuQUOIfl State Ilit' Sti1luIuuli, lliuntis imiri'tlnig Mike George' and G reg l'vlrrsori faclnit Fairgrounds said Foyt, a three tiniuc winner of tui. Inidianspohi. Johnny Eagle. 590, Was leading the event by 35 seconds when Iii pulled into the pit to refuel on the 66th lap uippurt'riil)' left the pit .1rrj too soon, authorities said, Je-ricing list fuel hose from his Ford-powemed racing car and spilling the fuel on his back and into the 'ur'a i'ix'kp$t. 'Its' fuel Ignited, causing Foyt to leap from the ear, liii clothes ablaze While atte ndants cxthe fire 11w car prt.cesrded an eighth of a utile down the lu-se-k EDDIE R AND MIKE GRAHAM Miii IDOiS A G AHAM a GR IIIAM vs THI Ml PRO WEBSTER FLORIDA TITLE PAUL JONES '' 11,0011 TILLET SISAIIUNU'uI ISNAMPIUNI SONNII 1MM BRISCO V64 - MATCH GARV IN ___ Sob 0111111 IN vi the SCORPION 0is,,i HAUlS ess Mlii 050101 J.bsay SAGII Vol 1 Otsu P11111111101,1 I'lIJJl I rtE1ILl1 ______________________________________ rflW fu 1)$ '#) 0 -- .' ' .. - - 1 �t ----- -- t - -- --- — - • — --- - ..---.-- ,-- -- - --.---- ---- --- -. - ------------ --- - = - -------- ---- - - -------- - - ---- -. ---fl -'--.-.-- -.--------- - -- ---- -- - ----- ----- ----e- ------=- '-- --- ---- - --. --- -.-. - ---- --- - - --- —.---- - - - ___ -4' -- - --- - ------- —s-- _- - ----- - -. -- - - ----TL I -- --- - - -- O—The Sanford Hera d May, CraliL tee New President Eve 91 0 1 2 IIM- - San foi'd Jr. B' SkI \\ SI 7. rctlrtflg MflttM their vole nte0nfldCn( 'I' PM president Ifl% to Mrs. Sidney tJin len anti to Mrs. " H !I, Margaret) . -- - - 5 - Altamonte pnn Mrs John iS&nC)i Duncan. napkin rings and Fi den0tifl her 3r' (U• stated 1 1 ) : -- 7 - . •.- , I - 4 - ----- E ve Crabtree, Duncan, installing officer. p.-esident as the hub. the off icer Edwar,las the strong spokes and the c-"todi:, ritembers as ttv rim - all of Mrs, . ...which are necessary for the ,, , . ., t, , THE HFFI OF PROGRESS s reflected b 1nford.lunior Womans Club in their activities secreI.ar 10r ttie forthcoming year, Ncswly installed ofI I L- ers are, from left, Karen Perce, second vice president Margaret Suber. corresponding first vice president; Ruth Gaine-s. recording treasurer secreta (Ann Sipe7kow-ski Photo) - - - 2.h- -' - coke ',s - - -- and t mnds gradu.atic' u - 9 p OR . - -. , I ),ii:u I v,it 15 o ches Slot. Hour. 5atid ui'tiI 6 ,, Moo n - ( ;loll stuart, T(' 01L~lf'Z. Rollick I) Ii . . - - - : IL - - . - I - -- .. - - • - - - - - et I st red ribbon their name and 1972 took a ride down the riser a Admiral Joe Fouler 's Ris i arml.*d in rid large white cake decorated float, rode through the Cornem th red roses, green leaves and temporary Hotel lobby on the 1 e i ii s c r I p 1 I 0 fl monarail. saw a parade of -- C'.ongratulataons Noma. 1972' Disney characte:s, stopped in ,. 4 - at a recent S left, graduation -Chatter" party for her sister-in-law at tier home in Sunland Estates. Miss Noma Hughs, second from left, honor guest who attended SHS for more than three sears ill graduate in Brandon. various shops and Gulf Hospital dips and mid &inks WIWe she attended Sminole Welcome Center and last, but Mrs Ralph lImi'h 'sauna was a Cheerleader llughs. mother of the honoree. and Noma enjo%ed visiting with old (Cecelia Farmer Photo , I ric•nd and classmates • . p • MEMORIAL DAY -, not least. had m picture made so - - 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT $ 60" - 69 wide, machine washable, all first quality in large Reg. to $3.98 yd. 0 - -- — — - - Y_ -- -- -- Ph 322 - • J Mrs. Elizabeth Burger. treasurer.-Mrs. Frances Lyon. secretar%, and Mrs. Berval Dyal. president -elect for 1973-74. %Voodrow Clark is th(immediaie pas*t president and Mrs. Gretchen Crowell IAiwis is the Medicare I Liz "1athi€u Photo historian Honors Artists 1/ I -1 r - - j (fl7' . 10 0L SC Jrj Stewart and Sim. Marie . . ' -- - WHITE - PETROLEUM -- ' - t 'S - ' .a -Ti - - - Ot;lain these covered services under Medicare - All w1i - Graded Classes Paperwork Advanced - litermediate - Beginner Director s : rim ye acre Weld assorted pastries, cQokles, nLnts were served to 323-190D 322 9272 1 nuts am 25W S - Elm Ave. Sanford all firrwrit a L CompieI.d At No Ctmarg' BUM C..OII ri.'ca '-'- I j, • ',' C 22 11 em r iduati is Nancy Tst-ht'rfinger kept the i' has • iS I i rir A fl H for ------ - kentvckyAv.., - Fla. 111-33,11-:111 READS livads are still lit, but Ilo%s, -lied Ilous1lrs of c(d.1s I loto/11flin .ua.,i cocit '000$ .,'i .t a'.tI 'tGa p3l&6It U*IOt IS : Ifequetits for news and photo coverage 41 KETTLE CLOTH 1 . - - '- .. - - - - - • - - -. - " 0 FT LONG DIA - COOKER (' '3 ' - 1 77 -- - - - R EG 1099 S1199 RIG $1 99 - - - - :UIASLI o'no-t BABY BIBS - s . FOR 4'): • , • • . /f/4'/(, 49 FOR 091 - , - • - -. - .!- C I 27 WIT4 '4 STRAP MSCRTIO COLORS J!" OF 3 A W" of W*o4sirrhol Felf-40 1 ,1 1 SYLVANIA phon* ENTIRE STOCK DR PERY FABRIC J OFF sl 49 ST HOSE It? (REG. $I - 39) LVANIA MAGICUBES 66 • $1 39 RIG C DELUXE PORTABLE TEFLON STYROFOAM 9 QT. WPIER BAIT IRONING BOARD BUCKET G 68 2 ALL FIRST QUALITY wth tisrosakfiv000v 41s. There 44 hen - n,.s,,.jsiptn C4&FS OPL UMON TIJ need - US ' $ s i t, invans I column by 2 Inches Too small for an ad to be ficillcod or effective? You'rt reading this onel PANTY BEACH 89c TOWELS FLASHCUBES A STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY 0 ,I HEAVY WEIGHTS OR SHEERS 't-oi J (ii :o f 0 _: 'C - 88 p _;_ E ov4CL; C : • 166 THONGS film si.id prints. o,,y !ovo rolls of Kodacolor or blacit and wNto film for the regular pr;ce at one ... TODAY ANO EVERYDAY Is 411c. : 06 BATH TOWEL ........ &ira-Aita anti SIr. and M; Sii.' I' "ttII 0 "CCUO A'D E Time groom Is employed by Robert Barclay, St. Augusti - f///)o/y'('(/'(Af//(, tx- made at least it week In advance. YD. Get in etl,a set c? -r-rits wor,evert fo'l of Kc,!,u-olor cf tiaCk ard mMite !nled ... f ~rr de.e!_,ped and c, DOUBLE -- GARDEN HOSE PRESTO PRESSURE - • Ir/ o o•f'•.. .04-t.'.-tJ . II!L 0 E, FIRST ST. /(f/P) a PO LYESTER/50% COTTON ;-'., 53c - ,_.,,, It e J)the coming school year. %I Miss Ijussey. the, daughter of r. and Mrs. A. N, flusseY, All(, reside at 204 Faine Ave. C IIJ, DEODORANT g• 104 Die wedding will lie an e vent ti1 igi of July 1, at 7:30 p. sum, at rmiakt' some of thim' most inMiss Jar, Husae'y, a fresluiomum l',iiuimetto Avenue' Baptist tere'stluig lu mm it i n g belts at Florida State UniversityIn (hutch Sanford riroimnil Tallahassee, Florida, been selected fo or meuimbership in the t'I II V fA DeLand1 0 mmmmmmmm=&CLOPANDSAVE -- 4.03 • .1st n et LI-, ant e immi I -1figh. atiended Orlando Junior ROTC at F'SU. She 51111 serve a', a sponsor of the FSU Unit for Ph. 323-4520 4 OZ " - - Wanda Drury, Orlando. Nliss Ilumby, Apt, 111 .2. Orlando. Fr.immm i ompuler programmer at First '(1.11 Kink (if Orlantio. YD Open 10.6 Daily Till: P M RIGHT GUARD A , STARS FOR SPRING [Mliers of prelts shoes call Rorie an of Nilrl;! re (fit,(-, Thp looking. rounded. Sarah S111111 Nained W )'I — Sanford Plaza If 62c - r.iduatm a yellow and white color scheme sage from her weddmni, bouquet Minn \IISS Dorothy Mu(!, duale, (it Electronic Ciao- YD. fruited sherbet Vinch. --- It, - Mr and Mrs Emmett Eugene with tite ostrlaldbodkt and an . tiiul)i 109 \l irtmn St.. Orlando orchid corsage.ibm. MRS THOMAS HALE LINEHFjt\ bridegrooni's mother wore a Daughter • • Winston S pring green suit and an orchid lfebmsz distributed the rice Action Center .%%os ing Jones the bride-elect s born corsage. bags. Storage' Co., and the bride in Ba- Shores 'YS)W Following the ceremony, a Thomas Liunber Co. both For (ravelIng, Mrs. 'ndd .: • USE YOUR BENEFITS Nov F BALLET—TAP—JAZZ ler-n and tall burning candies. L W 4 17he future bridegroom, bs)rn IX)NNA SUE PENT Entire slock of 45" wide machlne washable prints and ; POWDER JELLY 22 * g. 14 *OXYGEN As Prescribed b1pyour Physician 30 dc CALL COLLECT Register $ - POLIDENT DENTURE VASELINE - - - Fashion 45" widss machine washable perma press in bright * WALKERS 7 Week Course - -, () I • l 22 GINGHAM CHECKS 'I 9 COMMODES In 0 (lif RANCI-l' Begins June 13 Mrs Rosaunund Chapman. Mrs-Trudy Ntiper. Mrs. Mary -- (, 99 1 - mhere she was a member of also a cake and pouring was Mrs. new residence skill be 101 South Mr and Mrs. David Sn: She is l*'('% and Fill 100% POLYESTER POLY/COTTON Med,csr,L..er(ntitIesYovToHomeUi-104 z Flogesses for the occasion wiere Mrs. Maude Humph7tsy. -- ---- CHOOSE FROM SOLIDS OR FANCIES HOSPITAL BEDS S — • - -. - appearance and interest in thc Reservv Officer Trainhimi __________________________________ the Cultural Art Center un Fifth Street at the corner of Oak •b b Sitriffird-Sviiiinvic Art Aisasrintion rnerribers and their guesLs A 01l(S, ('( JJ in front of the all glass wall behind the Church Altar. Given In marriag by her urwht' William E. Mudge, of \ltnnt ipolis Minn.,the bride wore a gown of silk shantung with lace bodice, illusion sleeves and Inc.' cuffs. Her long of silk illusion edged in ummatchmnglacewasnttachel toa l)iorbuw.Shecarricda bouquet of cymbkhum orchids. Miss l}ebra Mudge, Maitland, sister (ml the bride. was riiaid mit honor, She wore a pale blue street length gown with white trim featuring a mandarin collar and carried a bouquet of sdll ow and white ilaisles. Ia Petite Corps of the Army ! to tA*W ASS4,11TAIATNOT ~ bride's book and Miss Terry Smithtown, %. Y., moved ti , -~infurd three years ago and is presently imployed as a key lape, operator at Mid-Valley. Inc. • -- — - - —. ff ENTION A sAxFoIw-sEMINULF: ART Association officers are from left. Mrs. Marie Richter. president. Mrs. Mir-iam Van Duyne. vice-president: VALU€5 1 nuptial e JANET SUE JONES ' Entire stock of bright prints and solids. 45" wide machine washable. Great for bathing suits . . . Reg. $2.98 Yd. oisc - ... - plac ed -- Miss Jones is a j' - HAWAIIAN PRINTS $ ------ 'CLIP AND The Center was adorned UttJ'..4.h'J1 - -- GLASSES of North lkibylon Iligh School using floral arrangements. Mrs. The couple left for a we-tiding Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and NI.Ouida Lee, Sanford, cut the trip on the East ('oast and their James Goggins, Albany. ;. * . BslI7MAThlIiX - .'' F — — - — - - - -- ton to I q. Re - • - DOUBLE KNIT $ FAN 44 5 - t, ' 100% ACRYLIC 3Ci Ea y A-b-Crwe Sanford, I-ia - appropriate ~A — -- -- The bride Is the daughter of Mrs Richard Mudge and the lab Mr. Mudgi', I&{l M.hi.-an Irmil Maitlmnit imitl liii iriMlil. is time' un at Mr. and Mrs 1 S. l.mne berry, 1905 East Second St., Sanford. .. inomim care remains ihe same. is - - - b SUN FIGHT IN(H . ... YD. Over 1000 yards of bright solids and fancies. All machine washable. All first quality. Reg. to S4.98 Nod. ,,••.• • IiA SUPERLICTRIC Arrangements of yellow and white Spring flowers were lit Or - - r,mn and Convalescent Reside nce - If.) late Mr. reception was held at the I.Ineberry, chose a white A-line Orlando. andMrs. Samuel Jones and the Out-of-town guests inclu,I, Langford Hotel, Winter Park. dress and coal ensemble with 1.att -Mr. andMrs. Jaines flolin. The 1'rivillion was decorated In gold trial and the orchid cor. W. E. Mudge. Minneaps::, Leresting experience for all of S-eminole Lodrye - - - H.Y and Future Teachers- At It was a very warm and Itrandon high where she will beautiful day far a tour wtuch No so - assortment of colors . . . Guests invited to join the us We plan to make another hfinor guest wert tier rnot1her trip in the near future If you Irs Ralph Hughs, Mrs. Robert twve not twen. don't miss it Irvin and the Misses Deb Irvin. You wi!l love it. As of June 24, at 8 p.tn.. at Iake- Nirs. Ituth Bolin Jones. 210 * Gilliam linctlerry, Orlando. Monroe 11aptist Church. All Paun Place, &-inford. is an- brother of the groom was b" -t friends and relatives are inand nian. Serving as usher was forthcoming marriage of her Vincent Leffler, Sanford. Vitt-d daughter,s1oliss Janet Sue Jones, The bride's mother wore a to Wayne (;.,try Smith. son of beige and oyster white (tress intember of the Keyellm Tm in strocks,. rumember of the Kiwarmettes - in Daytona Heath. is the rndd iUi,httr of Mrs (aria. •)ilesb. Lake Monroe. She .1 graduate of Seminole Jr College Adult and (ontmnOini, High School. is attending SJC and Is employed as a cashier by Wmnn-Dixw. lArngwlMbd Future bridegroom, who W5S born In Sanford, is tJi grandson of Mrs. Corn Hourquarder, Redding Gar. *lens, and Mrs. hlessie litlyard, Cbster. lie is a 191 graduate if Semimmnole' High School where he was a member of DECA. Is attending Seminole Jr. College and is employed by Winn-Dixie, The wedding will be an event .~Vd and a graduate doll Farnfl)- Tree House of Robinson , raving the table was preSCrited Crusae. TheS=II World of Dolls was .he ticiriarre. The hostess gift as prrsonalized stationery. just fantastic as was The C u est received a Haunted House. Flight of Peter i ach 1:11nisture diplD=, Lied with Pan, and Tropical Serenade. Wt. 400 ••- who was born S . - ' Ave., Sanford. 1 hi group of former •assmates and friends were recent visit LI During Disney World, ac'companied b ir nted to join the honor guest m daughter and son-in4aw altoS p.m. for an afternoon ' Mr. imad Mrs Marland Doolittle --: fun and discussing present of Orlando, we spent a most ..mJ future plans. flu' class colors of crimson enjoysh).' day at the attraction " tile predominated in center. We enjoyed the Dapper th'coratmons. Red cjmrsUons. I)an Quartet with their old UtItC daisies. glads and baby's fashioned songs and dance, io-cath topped with a ceramic Fantasy land pa%Ilhon and brass Cinderella CctIp w here we crachiate doll in a lc viewed the beautiful mosaics container was placed on the in rcdnrful tile, which was refreshment table which was verlaid with a party cloth most interesting eaturmng owls and graduate At the Crystal Palace, we enjoyed a delicious luncheon h-signs a then toured the Swiss ;ttruwuvt' red napkins were 1?' Lake, Monroe, are flfl. flouncing the cn'agem('n( anti tortheonung marriage Of their Mmlnn.sijt l'tO to (,lt'n Hubert llourqwir.kz, Son of Mr, anti Mrs. Earl Ii Hourquardez, 4C San Car lo , - - HuIIIqlmr(l(: • n - I I Ilall I.ineherry. Saturday. May 'n., l'r2 t I 1ury tJnhtidMi•thodk((hurth. Officiating clergyman was 11.-v. hug), Jr. at the rini: .-t'rvmtiny Mrs J. mt tim Wilke sm , or moist • .CiO1 TI-iD! I ! OPEN k4fMOOIAL DAY FROM I o A r 2 betame the bride (if 'nimims; presented llst'i 11(it I fill-, hrandon High School after the nily moved there late last 54c Mr and Mrs, Wilbur It, Priii W Seminole High School 1972 Scroduating class -mpIeted her senior year at I .. Williams. Tars Marcel, Barhy Tatter. Kathy Stewart. Jeanne N oll and Term FM Hugha. of Brandon. Fl-a.. Sherrie Greene. . at her home 707 Wynne Suntand Estates 'rier S..5 C n g i 133 last 110111111ull 58c 1 Miss Jlitdo-e, 1t so geoige PASTE PRICE r7 1-1. Line,berry En(ra seinents et rr e( 1 lit 1)() b l o R Sot. - TH 700 or, ~lt. __.Pth1l scra t Rosemond. Mar% Jane Hart Margaret Me%-ers, Nlissy Aiken. part)- sock, Chru and Cathy Thiel and Toni Francinc Brister, Chatter - 01 \list.. Aifbhie Getrie. It ' ic'n Cheri Wagner. r Doris I)ani,le:n r- (a - ,;, 1 - 49 \ 870 ,3v ( RF 1 ( ' 'li'u LIQUID SHAMPOO FOA M HOW GLEEM II f v at Tremendous Savinosl , is Noma Hutyl - ' "I A s9, some one-ef-a-Und - some reposm e with dents bd uio. - ____ .: SALE — (1i a1 PartY, Fete - over 50 carloads of Office lum;turs, Mochin.s, Supple•s are awarded for activiliv, which bring credit to the clul, Mrs Art Dohin, I- %k ('Tabtree in her acceptance speech as president, told the members that she appreciated I -f -, ahIumni. president: Nancywheel lo stay whMeand tomove honor score rol Kirchhoff. forard" Preu. perky Eve hm1..heM nunbr of ittnts V05 COPPERTONE st:ililiig tillit er. Mrs (,oninlo tfiinmnri, nI Mrs Fred Wt'igtinmI ' iu pr suterit , Mi Joigi' ('mu", tr'acurr. and Mrs Frank ('lonti, prt'ckk'nt-ek'vt Not ;irr'st'nt w,us Mrc lirt ilif lthikc ce rc tars 1'ti:irilvri i;orrtm, J'litt V ------ A great Circus of Values undsr is,* Big Green and White Tent cn George Stuart's parking lot. for lt' ctfflnok nnnwil inch'on anti in.stnllnt inn of tiffitc'rc at flit' Mfikon & .lnrtliii. Altamonte Springs May i lxfl to right tire Mrs Kay flarflifiloinvw. In. — ic, b.h ,.i ii ., ALTXIIIAU' WOMAN'S . Eli 1 01 0 I - The shecl has been Public relations VshIei. Jan ss.ciated with progrcc.c, as It hcspmtaltt; 1'" rflsfurrverforward,wmththe parliat.-- -- -- -- -. s'ot ---! — • - 1. - . She uwd the yell(m carnation man -, Barbara Sherwood. Ctti i, its her color theme and the and coftsevvation. Joyce Waro, education; Unda McKcv, wheel as the symbol. - ffgv q'rs Iissfiilh Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. — ______________ - District 7. in the Florida theme the sear around. S'I Federation of omens Clubs, announced her ItppOmfltIn('r.t' ucited with the Sanford Juniors for the coming year I.niuand installed their officers for Thc-key. Fine arts chamrrna Lrnda Reck, home tile 1972-73 - Sanford Moose Lodge S. palmetto Ave. ° The theme of her ad. group. ministration is "build a better Mrs. Bob KAMI will be the Wi'S Cho to the office of coinmunmtv' with projects and senior sponw for the coming District Director for Juniors cd probrams to be built around this k ij_nno ' Aho has been elevated from p"sident of the Semoran Junior I - ----- . — Is. _ he gifts laviished upon her Installation of officers RMposed to lead with her chia. her adoring yk-ning charges-Stv the order o( the day SMutdJLy. ope . May 20, for Sanford Junior leadership you drmrvi. I know via$ honorM at no other spon, Club atahtM risegrea stlr pwh Ll, to ster mi.. few years" iheOfl at M*tSOfl & Jachn, - - prrscnte4 she P/r;rM,, f'&'J Wontan,'s (411tb Installs .. 161, B_8_Q RIG, 3 99 48 3 - - - - even on Sundays. $10 OFF eit Out pisiwmI It Iet'itI ptmammamsls are theme to fill soul plescliptionit vitith ENTIRE STOCK OF REGULARLY $5.88 hospit4al PRICED KNITS. SOLIDS AND FANCIES. est possible plicts'. cu,am.i at the lois' - MAS ER T i"' - CHARGE - ------ k I �- - - -------- - _________ Monday. 12— The Snfcrd Herald Let's . I =- - - ---..- - - I Go Ftshrng _____ ' _____ ' - C _______ - - - - - -- "' Fa .-,-. I ..,-%,11 I , _-_'='7' L . I — , - ft . I - -,— ,-. N~ — %,); - r (.Iikm,tb fl J lTropu'.Itrii t r it I ~ ~ :.,. ~,,~ -~ ~,, s ~,, . 114111'1'.ti whor definition is mowzusI1t it a Uhiwes There are bmnoseauais wit. live slaBs welladjusted. dJw7wt, personally bapplis lives. whose bomosesi I S t. L ",_:,~~J , ~ by Lorry Lewis AMPUS LAT1R sternrsg B' o 8 urns 1 cultairr makes It mr Isform abnormal. tjs i .11,41,1. ( J '14 ( - M .,~ _ 4 . 'Mism .,U , - - ' "." Z , N :, C I/ I ~ 50;oj_I '— - I I ~ I ____________ - Iz- . - - - -'- - . _ ,. , ( 4 1~ AJqItr_S: DEAR Center in 11 the Iteproductivii-Biallogical Research M... . DEAR AIIIIY - Congratulations to your reatier. Lecitiard M. I.Ake, in regard to that young woman's decision to marry a conscientious objector. It does not folinvi. that a persitm . I , ~ - 1 / - fl'~ZOOFRTY 1~ - - 1) , 4 , % , N I , ) 1. . - _J - - POINTERS POLLI I .1 I](-r(-*s an Lasv-on Nka-% ~'. - - 1101.1X-NIrh 0. 'J. S ! ' f -^1 For iiand E SAN PEDRO, CALIF. WdAj,' a , ii.. *es, s.k1et, "flow Abby's .z erie, s 4 CARROLL RIC Iliv ~ 3~ i I .. '~ - DEAR I'OLLY-iIoW can 1 get electrician's tape m windows" I pull the tape off but the sticky stuff that renininis acemis there to stay I have tried lighter fluid and paint remover but it will not budge —MIth E II M frim, the Cartnt.1 Righler Institutir of I; (hisi 71 to Apr th an expwi in yow field of endeavor it) Junr .'I I Ilandir thaer obliSations in wLw and camful marine? t! you are to dischatle them t I NOU RE JUST'1`4X. EManO'4AU. pj -~ S - . ~_ ' to Z. Jan 20) Make IF: YOUR ('11ILD IS BORN 1r)DAY lie of ithir will fir onrofthow 1rsunswhowi1Ithinkmure ufbatng.good reputation and the go*tl1 of others thin at the nre lifr Oiganr tIL'ft4' .151)111 t tttt 4T Ps Pat' (NT " - it I. I'! JA queens and jacks." Jim "Most layers lso seeni to hnt 1a fair :ie about what to do with 106 &nd nines When they Itet ft) Ittvilt thosr, Very small cartheorvlessiy' Oswald 'Just ecflt1% p1tiver throw away tin ew~ 1itrn at utunt ftii cat. helt . I I ,? - - - t . 9:00 12) 19) Bow hwars - k "-. QT AT SLCH 0FZ Movies 0401-day . - 5SEr...) ________ ________ / ,- We Still Have . 'n d soo-oard 371 letli r..... I LUNCHEON No Larly Bird Paistfs Pital,lio Matine es) 00. Evnin$s3 SO ' $139 SPECIAL I . / "- " aX_~ _, - . - I 110A AA 1.11 Joallossis - "111111, - ( ( rt,wr C_3L_r_M__3 I ______ I is 1 _____ WV • r ( ) # A ~ VIVIL14- C" ! I - -1 — I',, . 11 13 . I fA __ ------—1 - . 1 rsts - TUES. & WE D. 11 I CUBBRATION I TONITE Th,uWED R RIDE OF SATANI At 7: 30 p. m. I , 99C 1 - "~ :~ I Dt4__I_flail a L r - - _,_~ I Cowie 110"Wo . 4 1-' .\ - 3rdBigFeature I ij I - I /~W FWD cICKEN tg/h # — PLUSATISlO • 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-12 VkV - ki DIt) (; 11 o r , ? Z. -1 . 7* r' I , I 1 t;rv - was e I - - - , ,~& ( r - ..~. A1 DCYJ'r AMCE i CA5 ( .I , -2 1 1 ,~,1 , - - k-- ( I , y BLONDIE ( -t;z,, -I' A - __ ~d I BE =_ — — __ - Lon---r ..- , I. , ,~\ - ;I r \-- - - W i Chic Young 11 T-We E o ," 11~~i ~; ruLr) . I I ( , 1. I I rotoo I * 14' &: - _ - - BRUCE . - ___ I- _-L - II 1 , Take usoil-i 4eI,)IIIlJ,1 - i IT - ___________________________________ J ( RACK 01 I ~ .:- - I ~ YCr TkEME C - 111-_~)9rRA, '____1 ARE *4 T -Airip I I - - - BEETLE BAILEY ___________________________________ TAVE EVEN WOKSE SAM", rVE WW Kr. 6#9 ~ i Vs$[E-N 10j%T - fTXA1G,N`T tT Dc YOJ KN io,~MANY ! Mort Wa1¼.r, SEEN frkAME60 I PAYSI WITH ItIVIS IV . - - - " MCI ITOCZ%tv. KE I 5 - (141111*111 'n - !. I j ) I I .' it .*IdüSil lilIlIlIttI iiI.sIii. il1*11 / "111, - ,, --,— ,-.-,<1 I . f I - MY615- IL X:I -. ' T 0 Ce C) -) ... , , . ',- r L . is /1 9,111ppot4l., 4'"uIllful . J - TRIO To I - I.( t FtwoAh I livj% %r4jvil ro To I- I... 14 I. , loil ., 1. A 1.1 ~ , I. i ............ - -.1., VICI.."*k ~ _, A,,~ %% 1 61L ~.* I-. I'— 441%h.L I'sVil""' 1 ... -, - 1 0 , 4'L.'! - - ~ I _. 1_1 s' - - pr_-"_ v li- 27 21 ~ - ' .1 - -- . 0 - - A, - - 24 ~ V 0 .. - 23 - 7111E J thetCCAPI A dw, '/ 'Al -'i! /5 A 04AZA01sO A40`1^10! __ - 22 1 _________________ , - . - - - i 1. "_Ilk _______ . 1 - I iay Lie Falk and Sy Barry THE PHANTOM I- I - / : CA_ — SCV9 owl W" _'~ 01" - k %, I t A. - - I 11 & li,~?i - . uy La. Falk and y Epr 4 I IAly - / ( "JAMf L' tT - - _/ wu iravolims To 1>0, 5166T A - NEW Ott CORD? ' - , A,I• p,i. 51 I. I It4i iii kii4'tis 1 I ________ BEETLE BAILEY ________________________________ - __ - __ 1~ I .9 I/ . - --- - _________________ - 11 I I_ Variety AP-7,E0 r Ir I . i 'THE PHANTOM - I I 11_I - Th? bidding has boo-vin: Ne, rib III I , . ) * ! LIVED %.@*I I MON. A IUES.ONLY ill I I i r / n iu_ T)1RLLVJ xjwr ( ji ~ C .,~] I ' i c " J___r"7_,1_'_-_' '' 99 forch a cken dienner makes s I I I I I i - . ! I i , - m m a 11. il- s \/ Ti d tO _V WLS-N ! V - c- 0 Dfs,,Ionlown Sanford 1111111 ) ,I~ I is i '~__, / 'fi IF ' I - - _____ ____ i I STARTS WEDNESDAY mwonw .4f.f.3"! & -1 mmm — I . i! by Dick Ceveth - - I I - 1200 (2) JeopardY ) Where she Heart Is () P65SWOd 12:30 (2) News (6) earch for STomorrow \ #Lc' I ~ I WINTHROP A I V - i;V - - 0 by Bill HowriIIo \ ____ __ I * -_ 7H[3. Squares - _______ I - +.tk) i , tme' The partner head ith'ii what hod bip;rid but ' H àtk* IF_1~ What do vou dci now' pare tar r A_?ai Ph ,. i I Isle compolot Stfvvdll 11:30 (2) Hollywood (6) Love of Life - A A . • . A % - - __ ---I%- . ~- unit nine b4b-card polinus, - . lo- - - SGT. STRIPES - -- I • tiut,,sn.i a 11 , f, - fy "..— I -1 tile hand had ended with the delenst, scoring IM points lie turned tu lit!. partimi and You. -,4 - Capt. Kangaroo Mike Douglas Phil Donahue 11:00 (2) Sale of the by Bill HOWTnI. - ____ HOW EA7 T 2139 1 1000 (2) DI h Pt 10:30 (2) Concentration (6) Mery Griffin in-So to) Fashions In Sewinq 4F . , *K ~ 0 ______________ _ ' r~~ ,, ,17t~zzz7 Pow Pau PH ];2 0199 French Ave. Sanford French SU4 P" ; .. Oswald Because he is not going to mut' that same I N 322471111 2SOO S. Century _~X / 4; his four-spolt lead. the fact that Imond r In 11w jack- meant P", PH. - 6) Virginia Graham _________________________________ REMEMRE WHEN PN-CLOTHES WORK / MEANT JU65T PUrnW* ..-' ii ON A ' ~Y~ ' lj~r ,-`% I = fE Dic LM 4flJ!hA Restaurant " I ~11" . ~_ III - 14 I -,,-, i "Thr Sta.-z inipel. they du not compel - What you enskt S 1%, contacts w thinp 11tanning the days ahc&d with greater tritelliScrice can make them far more surcemlill 0 to Mar 20) You are able to be With PISCES (F et, f"cin that you need, Being SDW with persons who are confident helps you to have more JL i - Today Mon Walker way. Loiiunt and good aen a nece,ury - Slim Mims Sunshine Almanac ~ornrner Semester Big RAW OYSTER BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE A_;V ) I . I ~ , N01"17111 (1)) *A A1 9 10 to f. 4 6 A K2 ".",-til-~"1110, %*Zlitirl,4111t, Weal North L"t S"th 6.00 (6) News 3 p 0 A K Wo 3 - i ,,t-., .6 . . ~, I by II TU _____ of his slani again LAST * __ . z._— Fl..,iN , way. Show thoughtfulnes to close twa that will lendeat y ou to them Avoid • troublemakeT hea and rorlo (C)I 23 to Nn% :1 I You can Pt much donc that u vital it, yout welfarc Forpt all thow humdruni duties and concentrair on important ones Don't nqlczt inipurtant currespondencir SAC;1*171ARILIS (Not 2_2 to Der 21) If you plan your CAPRICORN (Dec. _;F - - ~ ____ MA four Olit %'ES -T .-*~t.z._k "', ___ __ .. ----_ WIN AT BRIDGE * J 5' Make au that you Cit not cltravagant in any ____ 8:00 (6) (9) I _`Z 'l-o'.~s:siF I Well on & LA - ,~ ~,'~' -) -1~ _______________________ for', ovet wIttimil an~ effort This Ila. ,, worked lito well 11 M-1.1w., hel 11111111 w-villsied and Mito u, Ill, Oil the flews and VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept recreation if you don' t take unnecessary risks with youT heidth cn yout nion" Be sure to be careful in travel. The simple and clean pleasures a best yow - 7 - CIO 12) ( A-lif-lorT Fv`E1J Tlill' - lo ioTEP vJORKP43 WTH T.4E VCE -'At.z~, . & SGT STRIP...FORFVER sister had a stroke whicii left ilCi with a useless ft iand arni Stir en)ovs reading the newspaper but rould fit), handit- it until I* Iort- tht, larpe shet,U down the & 1~ ~ '' EXCFLLEt4T SEAFCX)O MORNING ( I I E BADGE GUYS .14M ~ - . don't try tv throw it off on othen Start early and do it ficiently lit, whatever will improve your health end you -- - - TRA%Jf6%%A!4,NJ -*- 11 - - 1~ ) I,, I - t4. I ~ gel ironed at life same e Cards Can Count TUESDAY W. rii~ I - ._ -_ uloe iny dampened I 11-34A.M. to 11:00 P.M. and Saturday Fr (9) Movies AAS (6) 6 , 34) (6) . lv, - -1 - - _ be ILutcn to what MOON an jood for both o! you You air paIy rrspondblt tot cent dtitappointmentit Correct it nou . NSA Service From 4 30 (fl ffigh Chaparral (S) Perry Mason t - .. !i •& _ aside and then use another I I J' 'f _ by Crooks & Lawrence -_- '- 1 Jr-Z 7 I '! -T-IL . helpful CHILDREN (June 2: it, July the futu ~ - fat GLMINI (his) .' I more pious mannrr can 'Zir - / adv1AURUS (Apt. 20 to May 70) You have fine ideas tot ancement but don't neglect to take the alcahnw into muderation Obtain thr data you need st, that you air well 11 /,'I#, . 'J, - Iitt I'iau lrandkerhitf ner article, iron until I'll Improvir yout reputation 1by (5) One Life to Live ' - '' ,,.... - -_ / :_-~ f : o~ ' ofi~ -,To' tLIndhcrLhILfs for such a Man% you have nn in rtccr It you accept the n circurtutances that could be excellent fat you 191, - . -,.-' I \_L'J/j / T. '-t' u.._ by .14cakh" ~ I~ I. ,Z~. - iruninc DOGS ,Ican inoL neet- and 1 wash tie' tt' first wt (if iii,t'thit' L I have heard of using glut' on them but that is Mi temporary. I have bought shws with nietal or very hard criniped plahtic en& that eliminated tile problem ioc well that the strings ware out liesiort- tit(- endi, hin I utinnot find such laces ior suir anywhere I have even asked at tile shoestore about getting such laces. hot nu answer. If anyone . I '7.C', , 5 * - Movies ,L I 7~!; , 1~79 __________________ I'm sme're, OFFI:ER L....., .s'i's . MAU a r L_ C APTAIN iuc5EA.)ye,,C* .— -- THE BADGE GUYS Put the bra around your waist like a belt. with the hooks in front and fabtrn theni. Slide the bra around until Ille hotiks art- in the block and ther ptill thf- bra tip find utlju.ct cups, put ynw arnu. through the straps, and, last of all. put the straps in place Eus~-off drops tht- .straps off the shoulders. arms art, slipped nut of strapr and the bra is pulled around until thr hooks art, in front to vasily unfasten. I have been doing onfvs~ I learned it from my daughter ' when site first begaii t(, wear bras. Keep ill, C I M kM 1 1 \I)l C II a new wt ~!, __ , " __ W$4i1 THE FTP4Y ( t - .. 5 00 (2) Tuø,Wed Mon 14) Secret Storm (5) GeneritI Hospital - - ( It, I icten one uc i ww n __ Aoialsfia - f ~ I CRA)II'T'. was complaining almul knowing SPECIAL '4 D_*-M, (9) s1secial r (4) Here S Lucy ~ 1 ;) I Joo~ . TOO, '' - ( ~'_' I 1 11% POLLY DLAR AW GE M eC1JIC - '-° -u" Q)!S , C~WIZAZIE ~ ,0CWf,ViET...L6T • To Fasten Rack-hook Bra Nol. Me ' ' . - . A~ NOW Lives (6) Love Is a Man, Splendored Thing IS) Newlywed Geme by Crooks& LoWTet 1 - ' 2 . 1~ , ______ ,-~;~' , - - -%. _-.,~ V;L - - , CACMAIN SA4Y',6 COAT' 1W MONO wa I wsw L__. iin I / TWAVS,NAE, _~ -'I V , Q % ,,, • It. O " 'J, - 1~ - .7, ruth I') by --A] Vermeer World Turf" (a) Iioçans Hero., - e one MI % II ragnet To : IIthe 7)o(3) -- _~ lIfPllqt(ifl Ship (iffinflI (Ifl(l Ih 10-H ( IJ Pr 1rr 9icn in Mkiippi [liv r below Raton MoMnw •flse fletr.rk will pit ltniiie together program wynppinot tit) l'rek1enI iiron $ visit fr. %1I)S anti the summit rt. tiN ..iih St ii i lI'ri Match 7 00 Ii) I Ureem ot , II -4'- 1 PRISCILLA'S POP ^ I 1~7 ___ rJ 'lie who rannot protect himitelf or his, nearest and dearest of their honor by nonviolently facing death, may and cut do an olUy dealing with the oppmor He who can do neither of the two a badness to be the bead of a family. lie unt himself. or must re content to live forever in and be prepared to crawl like a worm at the bidding of a . i ~ \ . . APTAITY -_-_-_- of 15(W) C - __ 156 54 : Man i ie hnotoIuil growth fine (if tile probletwi its the U) 1hr 130 I ::: T ~ .PV;fi 0 - I DEAR ARBY: This ll~wturr is in reference to a question you asked In your column recently, 'txaetly h does one go about thnwm out a Swede" If you ever receive a on"c rartirnI nn.ct thr. '.n&. Ut publl.st: You set, m% wife, altho American born, v; of Swrc!Lsl~ extraction. hionoover ahe has an intensely religiots backgroullid-the kind which strewed " rio-no' s"cancerning anything to do with sex Because a( tW she Is so inhibited that rUnresponsive" Worse vet- She firitts It dislimUng.] I've tried everything: tenderniess. ingenuity, wX maw tials, marriage counselors, but to no AVAH Now, after 10 years of trying to thaw out my little Ltberg. this "flame" is preUy well burned out. Your question. "how does one thaw out a of hope *l1fl. 11 you ever ASM gd all answei. do publish it. - befrientiod and taken home by I ' Y flfl Ji t tY' r;W Itc (5) All My Children EVEP4INO 1 -_ .. S~Ir l%..iI _;Z TWE BE E , - . ) Ils H r -N, BOOK - 7' ,4joN~ Much of the in.1adnztment.ectInhomoecausIaIidni u, the rejection. persecution and guilt Imptl4rd trpcm this t, tnt.ierant and ignorant rnemporar4ea. "Newq (-ri.,ileo; Wai'r cnyr 1 ;t (tnt of tt (s) What's My tine I 0 \.) \\ YH1 \ by At Vevmeer . D ) 4 - Kathleen 11rady. who tomoof to E-q AllU. A,% for.folin WnitneNt nitivarance, Ille Illit Slitiovinl. e I I ' -if- 4 / -1 - "; — I I I — ' It_• - -L - .z!Ass,U I tiz , it Z X .1 ~ / j / \'- —' c - 1'revietcs SECrto,yJ p 1 J t7\ "14 % E'47O,, .2.\. - ll /*'~ _i; t •1.0 . VE4~si,'~ li, k OP -N.: ' I iil " __ . In it) llir whole world • • by Loriry Lewis ______ •___'\ j 'flw fact that bomowzua1it Is moralts roesleniwed 1, Ti me *** I (31(31)LS loll L .. -i 11 ' most people ill Channing. I;ene Hackman and .111 ,\fill I,flng. tile t 10 ALITT.E PRISCILLA'S POP - r - I ... s I I ______ Monday, May 79, 1fl2-13 s-Ir fame, lq tile suirlit star anti -eo,~ III _--Ir Bums AA - -- ! High lights P q), __ - k 1~ .- 17 J020 21 19 , - ' !f AW, llkqr 4, -~17- A 1 - ~, " " 14 MuNloof _* - I - 16 __________________ ____________ ____________ The Sanford Herald • . . _________ ______ - \' -.., -- ~- , ~ , -1 •fl4 ,•• I 24 n SL a \ Y ., 1 I ~~ , IT--- _________ ______ _______ - by V. T. H.mHn P.tiLU ' i 12 711"EROSEXUAL - mr -==i ____________ ____________ - I .. .-- ______ I IT -_. - ____________ _________ LLEY OOP - _. \ 4JPt.I *-ir(r ltutuatiukt !.')Aflrdatu) .tlnrn.th*p.d ,, - .._ 31 £ICHOO4)dOC r, Former 1 ofperonolttydkwrdei Bysnyreuonabksthndardof human development. homnsexunitty h an abnormal human conditm which nre& competent professional treatment. It l, In effect a form of emotional Ifla• - 45 rre'sh-wo1r, M Myself 3n1t?VOI .&4c!k, .A :,t, I __ tr fm IM1 u printrd DEAR AI arw who claimed w be -well -Adjusted himo.exial Them is no such thing as a well-adjusted hamosexual'. -_. ______ ______ - rT r CAMPUS CLATTER starring Bimo 1Fr,ccnunIr> - r - van Duren - - 30W.Z", ~ ~7 rEAS ' ,, A , , )ill -r IL , g -. ?'J ________ ________ , directiort 5Aurkkt M ubkc Y Abig ail _______ _______ - _-. , // unh,um,rn Feminine naine V,411-nlk~~ 7 .. 7 ; ~ 'low loin - by V. T. Hamlin IIM. 111.4;A11141 I Sick or Hom osexuals: - - - - Ut Goornspis ---- __________ __________ __________ ALLEY OOP 1: C"ralk %014~ 113 pril"ItenI I' , It- e&k __________ - - ________ It. '% Notth Atlantic _________.-..--______ - _._-E - , ,~_,_ __ _______ - - _ - -:,_ 9' __-,id'• ' =~ _ I__ I' -' ".; ---*.-. - .L1 ;-'( ENDS TOMORROW 4117 45 �=!E: --- - - -__-- -- _=-= - _-. --- - 1 -The Sanford Herald Monday. May 29. 1972 WORRY CLINIC Ada d.ubb Fl nj husbands! DT You Joyce - 0 the tram and semai tryst witj an • -- t S2WI (1) UnsatisfIed sexual bun. wins and mothsrs. But not CL get! Far men are endowed with about 4 timit$ the' etotiC it- desire grown man! of thi Thev also )ute almost clth the gastric appetite _______ ' Case T-591: Ada J., aged of women, 27, has a mbIetn. ' ves. if your husband . Crane, she begaz, happens to patroniti a rcs• 'h we have been happily marS Bmt11t'T taurant operatrid h a ft'. ''Y J°' says the Don Juan 01 prO. flair did, that doesn't mean ned fat 5 it mis miis mi&h' wduc-rs gLrIs he wants to marry the cook! hut now I havtt in a scwnti6c quest fat the nIEsI that Same is also true of erotic OlTiSfi. Spent a night with a fanner PCe' menus served up h hash You mature wives should sirens! coed classmate while I was be partially able to detect visitmg my parents, (2. Conquest' Men are ba. Vhat would make a OU$1I that error even though you sicalh' c'ompetitivc' c'rritiirej can't fully understand the in the-v relish chMnzIflg a do such a thing? male serual viewpoint. protesting female's N' hlccrntiv I read a For after ]O to 2t) years f a by Dr. Jnvcr Brothers to the (3) S tonic! After 2) ekrct that a 'promiscuous happy marriage., you have is usually looking hit ceriainlv rcali7'd there muct 'crs of nUUTUIgC. tIle-S nutS' fInd thttir t?IC IrT''OT wan an unattainable goal. the be sonic vital diHerrnc'e the erotic outlook of bus. log as regards their wife. intrfect wi*nan.' In their resulting panic. hut my husband claims hand versus wife. And any intelligent male the' tri to et her to perk Dr. Brothers is entirely wrong. for he say hr lovts can trY! von that it c'rrtafnk' tip in her sriictic'e allure so • she' will se'r.'e more enticing me' more than anybody else. i'. NOT his qucct for a ---- --• - - _- E c ----- --------- - .• - -- -. -------- ------,--- II' IllS C*II Sf IllS CW*r ......ty ,n'.,.t.i. Jude lørI$s •' 'a' rICTiTIOUs NAME '..'ct " .QaU-d fit ;r "tat t bUS nl'.t *' 470 t s INVITATION TO RID PICTITIOU NAME k4150 b.d from C,nsral Con tvn Dial I NOTICE IS " '9U lf buslf*is a' 73 tr5ç?Of% Will b rW(rivf0 0wi' .lri<l SchCt,l Ro*"d f R'tOit Wa'I' Casu4teiT'y, Fla F;Orld* for the Io.lda 5.S!itIftOI? oit' )07. $emlnoI• County. n%?rvtOn t WATER AND w.dp? Ihi flctlt$Ojt .tq.rr Sem;rtolt Cocn'y. FlorIde under the ANNA WLSOl iant• . • •nd S!etnman. Cotttracior, and Dial I SEWC CL ANT $ AT RED BUC 'is LII Crpdfl.rs •Il PSIWlI NIvlll thaI Ifrttend IC rg)st•r In$oreçlStpaloriarriawIthtPtS ELEMLNTAR'Y SCHOOL. R.d Bug Claims ir D.11land% Aglnst Said with Ilte :I.rt of TI,, CircuIt Court Saminoli' CountY. CI,rt of Di, CfrCUI1 Cowl. Smlitole LI'e I5ate Seminole County. Florid. In •c FioridL it 3 00 P N EOST. with Florida In accordance You anc eaCh Of You are hereby cordarice with the provisions of tv,, County. Iuat. Jun. 13. $73. a flIt SChOOl ,p., Di ,,ftI4l4'e mo rpouir.d tO psent any FICtItIOUS 'f.m, sestu'.s. o wit WANT AD Slim a idgets - Losa INFORMATION rKe' kern' Garage on Sanford & t3tlt ThurSday 1119111 Urgent tftat fDJf'id. REWARD. )3) 1)0 or 535 71St after 3:30. ROd ' " d" O YOu ma, have aga in, m, Sig W.il.arn N tCrift estate of LIUIE ANNA WILSON, PublP, Ma, t I Jun, S 9 ic..sao. latl of said Couitty, to the DED-oa 01 Semite'e Couflty. County JUdQt Florid., at hit offle lii the court house of laid County at Sanford Fioride, WiThin its Ceteridar mthI lii th. Court of ma County Jedla. from thi lime of the first publication S.mIioI, County, Stat, •j Ill PROBATE copies lit re the Et?at. of ctan or demand u.n be In writIng, it1aIlS?at,ttttPi&eO4r,sid.nc. Jt't'lINt 0 BURNETT. D.caa$ld and post otfe adoren of claimant, arId Shall be sworn to by ttv. claimant, tilt appri his attorney "ø accompanh.d b a til.itg f., of FINAL NOTICE Notic, is •et,, piven that the und."igvw'o v.11 cv the 17th day Of ocwfloliarand,,uchcla,rnor demant 50 lilaC spiali be void IISO FlOrIda S'a*u?fi 1557 SiG & naId Stelnmari PubiVt Miv IS. 33 35 & JUn. S. fl DEE)ö ____________________________ NOTICE p SPECIAL ELECTION COmth,rC.al Street, Sanford tic't ?'e and nbc? or'aa. a' thay will be (ubIcl oOerteft and Tlteworli Includes a Watir ''" COflhlttiflG of w-ll. Ui'O4,td Storage reservoir. presaure t$n. Pump I,ouSC, and appurlPtanl itO?IC, thai PiPIng. fencIng inc itabilired Yi, elI ptf.liui 111k? drIveway. pkj% a 7000 go Sewage S*ci. tIe'tion v.11 be held in the System, init$lirig pacsaqe treat VILLA&E OF NORTH ORLANDO mpnt plant, v$p0ition pOfld and FLORIDA ott the 13th flay of Juni. ip,rien? piping. fencing ito 1513 for the purpose of ratifying D.i ,nanh,o. Village Charter Bid documen's may be obca'ne1 Thp place of votinQ will be at the $ Village Dir.ct Phone Lines To Want Ads - Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court Seminole County. Fiorioa it, Ellen Scott - _________ 5 , Deputy Clark WILLIAM L COLBERT. ESQUIRE 7 $TEWSIPOM,DAVISIMcIP'iTOSM Poit Off ice Boa 1330 -t -. .. -- - -, I lorida State hank Suite V . Sanford. Florida 3217? AttorneyS fat Pat Itiotiet Publish. May I' 15 22, 0(040 ' *913 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. _______________________ FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73 577 J IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF FRED .1 * C K S 0 N . V.' I 1. 1 i A N Courtonorore June 35. l72, ora gst-Biack and tan German $hieØtird Answers ho the nan,e PrInce. Less than one year old No tapa. Lash seen at 2317 Mellenyiu,p, Monday nIght, Call aI'iytin 3 *135 32226 11 3 831-9993 Default will be enter-IC agairwt you fat the reitif demanded In the Florid. YOU ARE REQUIRED to serve a Petltio or Complaint WITNESS my hand and saai of copy a4 your w'rltten defenses, if any, to laid action ott Plaintitts attorney's this Court on the 1$Th day of May. v&"jse names and address appear AD, $12 below. t at before June 15th. 1372 (Seal) ARTHUR H BECKWITH. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Ellen Scott Deputy Clerk best Interest o test Owner andtofsl,theor'ginalwlthtMctprt JOHN Ci ANGEL Suermntefident. '. of thIs tour-I either blfate service ct PlaintItf$'attorni'y's& immediately District School Beard thereafter, otherwis, a default wIll DI Seminole County, HOWARD A ANDERSON. E'aj're be entered against you for the relief Florida demanded n the Plaintiffs' Corn Publish May 33. 75. June 5. 1977 ANDERSON I AN$'TIP4E DID 1*3 piaint filed in laid action Post Office Boa 2347 WITNESS my hand and the seal f Orlando. Florida 33103 ThIs Court on this tOt? Oat' of May, In the Cosirl of the Couttly ,Iiiees, Attorney fr Petitioner PjbliW May 73 3V JuteS 12. *572 t5'2 Semmol, County, Florida. Sean 0(015 II, Pradate. ______ ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR In re Estat, gi 323 5010 Central Baptist CP,tjrcti HELP WANTED. LX. PERIEPICED WAITRESS Apply it person l' C,lenda's Restauranl at Village Real Truck Terminal, 1500 French Aire Businesi I . Opportunities Major Oil Sai-v Ice Station Call 377101% 7 for lease, RN Supervisors. SI shift and 13 Shift LPN. fir Ill shift 3776344 Mrs Cannon Instruction Catering "tr,,ck Drivers Apply in person btfre 3 p mrs Ailamoqtf, Coffee Shop. 7*0 Hwy. Altemot'tle loge. PIANO LESSONS 12 Week Chord Cowsa Hart'y Wester, 323 1319 General Office, Accurate typing. posting, ptsone. payroll, willing to lrri Sanford area. Summer Fun with a Purpose-The Children's Garden Ages 47 135 3201 after 4.30. A&A EMPLOYMENT I Mile off *792, Casseibarry Regency Sg $31 3)00 $ Financial Consolidation Loans up to *3.000 o.. - 15 h,rtittura, 13000*3.000 available an 2nd mortgage real estate FAMILY CONSUMER FINANCE SERVICE. INC. 1)0 5 Maiia. Sanford 322 44)3 13 --: U WANTED. PENIENCED JANITOR Apply its perion So Glenda's Pestai,ant at VIllage Rest Truck TermInal, 1100 French Ape - Eckerd Drugs 950 State Sf "at Equal Opportunity Employer" Sal Estate S. levnari for new Detand Sub.divlslott Call Frank VafI,Ila collect. 305 741 3413. Groat South Ise"y Co. Orlando ___________________________ DOCK Ip4PfCTO To Iupervls• lIe loading and unloading ot prOduct for processing plsnf Ruispsnsible torecord keeping, 1ttAt be cc Rentals 2$-Rooms For Rant 23-Apartments Rent FurnIshed 34-Hovset Rent Unfurnlsh.d 25-Houses Rent FurriiPed 24-MoblIl Homes Rent perlenced. Company benefIts. Pinabreeze Farmt_, Inc.. South Sanford Ave., IaItfoel'i. ) O 27-Resort Property For Rent Young ma.. to work In Funeral 1101w,. tall LA, ft,icsiws 111 1111 WANT ADS ARE '.MALt 'it I'll Dt big on For Rent s-Wanted To Rent MACHINISTS _________________________ ______ MECHANICS HELPERS CALL 333.0t Production Workers - Local VW Dealer needs one man Icr new car used car get ready 4111 _____________________________ Two bedroom, 7 bath duplec, garage. Private. Close to all convenIences. Central air heat S31 74$ 23 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W ?rt Streef JOISt labor. Products, Inc. HAS IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR LIFT FORK WORKERS DRIVERS. SAW OPERATORS. MEN. MAINTENANCE WORKERS, SAWMILL STACKERS. ASSEMBLYMEN. CUT OFF MEN, GENERAL TRUCK AND LABORERS. NEEDED ARE DRIVERS STARTING SALARIES tROM $3 SC PER 5404)5 WILL TRAIN. FRINGE BENEFITS, STEADY YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT AT PERSON IN APPLY PRODUCTION OFFICE 1357 CHARLES ST.. LONG WOOD. Trucl. Drivers for transpvrtng auto.nobiIaI in state of Florida, Welder, and Cleanup man for Aufo carrying Irallers Ptiof.e 377 *046 or apply at Florida Convoy, Bldg III, Sanford Airpprt. American Wood Products P P Dupiei 7 bedrOom, available June I SIX month. Adults preferred 377 Aerican Wood Hours AVALONAPARTUENTS Aflit'. -NO P1t l 14 IV, 7n4 SI shIP. AAA EMPLOYMENT 1, Mile oft 1793. Casseibecr, RegetcySq $31 3100 Department Apartments Rent Furnished depiriment Uniform; furnished. Warehouse, Delivery. Rystaurant, Want Ad APACCEPTING II NOW P1.ICATIONS FOR THE lOB OF SOME FOREMAN. YOUNG COLLEGE PREFERRED. WILL TRAIN BRING RESUME ASK FOR BILL APPLY IN PERSON. PRODUCTION OFfICE, 1357 Charles SI. LONGW000 -__- II BelAlre-3 bedroom;, *t'1 baths, Iil.jLP REALTY 40? W 1*1 51 Ph )72 1113 ISO? Holly Ave • 3 bdr -1 bath, large shade Ires's, well and pump Redecorated An escfuslve with II. Johns Realty GracIous living In large, alder style born., tealuring 1 beckociui's. 1 baths Beautiful Shaded corner 1*1 Fireplace's and large porchut New kitchen cabinets. carpefing Garage and many Other tpatuf i-i Terms ivailable. A home to desIre I; this beautiful I bedrvom. 7 full bath, corotrekt,d of C B. & ltrkk Central Pseat arid air Shaded 101 and all the feature you aspect In a 537.4*0 home A spacious I bedroom, 7l' bath Pionte in Mayfair section. A lovely twlmmng pool arid one 01 the moSt beautifully landscaped lots found anywhere. Of course It ta; central Mat arid air, carpeting and many OUter desirable baths, $30,300 cential It a, garage, 5*3.300 Dreemwold -Zbedroonts. 35'p balh;. many estral. $43,550 Woodmere I bedrooms, aIr. lenced yard, 5*7.300 Lee Acres--) bedr00ms. 3 baths, family room, 170.300 Cily 3 or 3 bedroom;, completely =.- Female Help Wanted Lacal fitin has o.nfig fey good eipeei.tscae saleslady, good pa,. good hours. good working con dlt*fl Write, stating name, age and caper l.nce 10501 1)0. Care Sf list Sanford Herald. Sanford, ha )lliI Two bedroom Itgnisflqd apartment, no ChulOrafi or pets. Call 333 39 Brand new furnished 2 bedroom duplee, central air. $150 First and last 611 1Q54 alter S p mrs Rent Furnished 75 Houses dne arid Iwo bedrOom cottages No alcoholic beverage's allowed Camp Seminole, 323 4170 Seven room house. furniShed. garden space, in Enlerprise 1*00 ,nontti 444 5335 Mobile Homes Rent 25 T'ano 'T• 'it', 1133 a(.tJi, f,prn MQ,.,lifld SanIOrd MoOie park 371 ltX Cfs.idtefi fly Mayfair-loP, near hospital, $1,300 City Commercial propirly, starling at $39 per front fool Stemper Agency Seminole County Realtor MEMDER.ORLANDO-WPML S ISIS S. French 327 155* Suni & Eves 371 7314 C A 'plfHiDDONSW .ISROK(l' 11114 Pat'.. Sanlord St. Johns Realty Bedroom, carpeling. no qualilying 1710 down. 10 yr. Mortgage $52 month. 554050!6Ip m. TH( TIME TESTED FIRM 17014 PARk AVENUE 271 5173 AiL'iiOAC n.pfils Il 332 44$ 7u 'tOUR srRvlc( (All, 171 CIII GOVERNMENt OWNED HOMLi Hunt REALTY. INC Peg Real (stale Broker 2334 Par'. 322 3*11 N.gltls Suridas I, Holidays Call 3270615, 313 97*4 323 031* Sanford Realty 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, dining roorp '1*372 S411 33 29 Young Couple *11 Pt baby nueds small apartment Phone 373 1633 or In 1456 31 Houses For Sale - - OPENING 11415 WEEK Better 235's We're proud 10 offer bigger bedrooms and cIoilfi. Ifitcier carpets. enclosed laundry and panfrr. slove and refrlgeralo' Good selection now FHA arid VA financing New Wgod'nlfe on Sanford Ae near garage, Orira Clèff Jotdan R.ailr.e Johnny Hi 1530 Walker Realty 12i t1'. 74 Sunday and M<v, Casselberry. III 5704 MAYFAIR. Marvna SecliOn. *'oodrtt corner 101% Owner 337 377% 411cr 4 p itt Prt,ioiuE WORLD SALES 1.51 %llecI.Qn at do,b'e ode it f.rt,al F or Ca B-p niento', of 13 w Ce'. LOIS and paris .t.. 'ut.r CO. I.e TI S p itt Ict A'.t, PlO, I? 37. Lonjonod Ill 717) Cily - RestdenIIa;43 $5,000 City YARD SALE SATURDAY. MAY 77-IaS I,S Jeep Pi.CI uP. I whepI drive. 6 ci4l engine. gold running con dtiøri Call after 4 p in 777 30'?) -' -. _______________________ r.M( nv's',tng van, goof rand' "it Near Good School Comfortable 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home, cenIral heat arid air, hardwood flOorL icemaker refrigerafor, fenced yard. lruit trees, and country lIving lit town! 121.000 'Terms Si 57 Sanford, Fla. 3777130 Lit a wanl ad find happy new owners her rio longer needed but useful 1cm; Il's so easy to place your ad. Call 323 7611 MobIle Homes______ 31 'lom,s by Ole world's leading manufacturers are ready to move Into on fully landscaped lots Pinefsurst-Eecluslve-.-Thls nitaf, 2 bedroom has more Ce Ira features than the law should allow for Only 5*3.400 One heature It a beautiful panelled Florida room Pinecrelt - liclusive - "Good Grief. Charlie Droa'n"l II you want a 3 bedroom, 2 balPI for less than 120,000, we've gel ill See It and you'll like it Maylair-Eacluslve'--Own.r Says sell Itilt appealing 3 bedroom, It', bath, with central teat and air 171.300 Mayfalr-'This 4 bedroom 7 bath with Florida room I) fresh as a daisy, Insid, arid OUt $31,000 We Have Many Other Llllings Open All Day (very Salurda, AvaIlable Sundays by Appelitlmini Nfally III 141* ISII Park N'gf't,. %nday', I HeI.days Call 373 643% 337 4574 irsco'r. Propeit y. I '.tcr y Pious. 0 Itt 4 Apfs New palnf Inside, Tolal price, $13,500 Drive by tI) Oak 1--a . Ihilt tall 373 4743 Sanford 170.000 Inqu.et altractive, south aria, three bedroom 3 bath Piottle, corner itt, lanced paid. Call Cherlut Fin nigan, Assoc. Don Saunders, Reallor IS? IL .e If 0*4 617 1311 51 1. Us for a MODULAR flUMe Anywhere Wll'inC'ty Limits *540 CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW F MA 115 PIEO(iRAMt Ar ate bu.id'ng new hoincs how of ,ct O,.,(, laid I t.itJl,..i.i.fl5 I' 'lef in I(,ii.j'.fi dircicip nr*5I5 SIC 1 puu tan Qualify WI Guarantee DEALER AUTO SAIlS 1157-S Polnhs& Ag Tr., 9alCamaro. aIde, 6 cyt . lIck, AM radio, heater, rally afteeti. intel glass. elCetI*'lt Condition PPss. 174 375 after Ip in ----------- 164 Ford Torlpo, 1 & P4. Bucket seats. (Of'iiOiQ. 351) HP, automatic $533 SHELLEY'S 1)3(0 CARS. its" Marcis'y Montclair P$, Pn PR. eacellottf snipe, air 5710 jn '447 Pets And Supplies -- 114) M, Chwvuaf'ivas. Male, female. *Ith or Without AKC $35 up Animal Mayan Boarding Niresels. 377 5757 PETFAIR. Fairway rrrm %a2S in Classic 'st•rcedes Bent. Diesel rlqirst, eacef Igot. bess reasonable offer 445 Divid Sb. Worth Plasa. Orlando. 773.756* 333 4413 _____________________________ UIINITUR! COMPANY hits hr Spa', SAP IS Set ;:cos rrr-.-(Pi 11)0211 'Sri tr1 -, )Vrgon Loaded 53300 Fish, Birds. PoodleS IBoagles-. Animals, Supplies. Dog Houses StIlt,. SanInri 1 15) Vs1 Bug tsri4r i ,-),gp 5, ! ',j' d New I.r.s Puppies. moilly German Shepherd to good home, 33344.46 aflec 3 30 or all day Sat FIfED Singer louch and Sew Sewing Machine equipped to 119 sag. Downtown Sanford LiPerWeeslUp Phiitt 373 1411 lfMvIVaus,.p.Ss5Wige,,575 10$ YOUNG'S AUTO SALES. Hwy 17 n momt German SnepIserd Puppies, make , AKC, I wk5 old $45 Animal Wanted: Autos & Trucks Haven Kennelt 333 3733 I Walker Hounds, nof registered. 0n for $10 3 for 130 each, or all for 1100 46*4043 - -' DEALER AUTO SALES INC -Pays More- 0 97-5 Points & Rig ire. THE SHOPPERS 2 sets Water Ski's arid hour folding cull. 461 3)13. Also Canvas cover for *s' stoat UIDE Want to Buy, Set of Child Swings in good condillon. Phone 373 37*7. Si Equipment For Rent FOR EVERYONEI REPITA BED Roana, lab, Br-Ct CARROLL S FURNITURE lISA lit St PIt 327 3111 The following businesses are listed for your AflpiPd(, MACHINES Rpnl a nEw Olivrfl, Electr,c 5y 110 a mOnIti Appi, venIal board pui(P'aIel (heCk alIt C,,o.'ge Stiarl I)) F Rob n'.n O,lanoo Phøne foil Ire. MS 4136 Permanent convenience. residents arid newComers this dIrectory Ihe most convenient and up-to date way to solve will Miscellaneous For Sate find every Sewing Machine, Set of Drums, wiIh musIc, large cape, desk, cocktaIl lable. baby oen. hioh chaIr, car seat, Ian, two pIece slerso, lable model. Odds I, ends 131-7435. problem SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Free-Eupetwive Sample Wigi. Sand color wanted to: Sample Wigs, 1303 Ectielten, PhiladelphIa. Pa., 15131. I 3rd HP elettric pump. used one month $50 373 6317 p',ilSObd YAIER I URPIITUI1E Itt Buy - Seil Trade lii 31 3375677 Air Conditioning Glass.Mirrors Condlon Foi' lice ll Carl Harris. al (rnlr,sl Ar il PISAR t-',limaIe. SEARS it Sanford 377 1171 Land Clearing ASS I, PAIN IQ Pp4.i.rsiti. A,e 177 447) Land Cie, ngarldr I lli4ojer and Loader's Roads. Lard Dee,opmnent CO Cl's LAND CLEAR1Nci Now Open 0. E, Dishwasher, escelliq,t cnndillon. 573. A pair walkie lalkIel, 3rd Localion on Il-fl GREGORY MOISILE HOMES (across from Jack Prosier) lhree channel TransceIvers (Realtorse, uses I IUi volt C bat all Neil; FCC lerles, requirements and regulallons. 11 Iranslstorsj 125: 323 0155. SALE BarrIngton I7Wides I' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 French Ave., 322 3200 MMCDIAT( OCCUPANCY 01 homes to fit bath your family and budget. VA hinsaniclng •val'able Bank flnarsclrsg up 10 17 yedrs All a 10' Cabin Tent, set up one time Hurry, hirst $40 gets 11*151 Seven piece Norma Drum set, wIth all accessories Metallic blue. 1*00 377 1735 Appliances I nigidane Aid t,ltl,,n Aid Ap IM.ancrs C. P1 P41GM 1130* ItI SI Cli 377 355) C000INSAPPLIANCE SERVICE Repair, All make's & vnefs Mapti Service, 373 5353 - 1571 AdmIral B W, porlable TV, 73". eucellenl condition 513 323 0251 GE AIr Conditioner. village, 531 4411 5503 lIT U. $53 MS SIC) ahterêp. nit )EMONSTRATORS. Seven (1) to choose lrom if cost arid below Little mcrIy arid move In It's yours. WINCHESTER HOMES OF FLA, 3151 5. Orlondo Ave Pt. 72 37, Sanford. Carpet; clean easier with he Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer only SI per day CARROLL'S FUR CRATCHES I OENTS,3Mo's old * 7) bedrooms, save over $7,000 II s yours move in loday with Twin Fin Surf Board, and Bridgestone 100 motorcycle, good COndillon 333 33*0 NIrURE. PlaQan CARPENTERS WANTED $450 mo.1 anpthltig lot down payment Corn, In. we us IX fioor plans Move in al once II'S yours WI'ICHESTEN HOMES. I? 93, Sanford 7 Real Estate Want.d - cad Pour or Ova bedroom home Ia ranf or buy prefer some aueage, furr,ishud or lmfurnished Will pay Ip lo $303 per rngr,Ih linmeilial. possession Call Mr Marlin. 373 3460 I jet cant off all ,laie,gtl Bicirclas inhfock.FIXIT SHOP, 304 PrancIt Ave 777 471* SANFOI1O AiD & Ci)N OIIIOP4INC, 73lfS ItenthAs. 337 4350 Pet Care ANIMAL iit..,'..n. li-f iii I i'' ' ,,,,eiiii, i'.tiri,',Ii 1.11 i.'i Q,i,'i' IlL Aill tOt lit t i,,',, ', I'.,.'. i447 A lid Ill lisa l _____________________ Still I I I II lIft PIAP4OyMAII .'ti lou Small p,a-nl.n. i',',t' to 6°° ,iIll SI 's I ,,''.i'. At,' I',' Bea uty Care - ,,.',i'iwl t I S ti'i" i'.rr' , Air lit I,4I til AlIt 'V 14tlis , •00 177 ii - illil Ill 'SuIt I,% SALON I,, ('5* , r,r 15.' lii Si t PER HOUR 1777*4% l,'7 ,'4II s., .0 , Plus Irine Banoflhs (or Permanent t f .4 .s',' ,' ' ' I t,,"JJ, itJ 'fi s i ,'- . .1 I' , . Employees -Malor Medical -Paid Holidays Applicants must be E ati'ig Places 51*14,1 ANO) 1411 C)CIllIi.E14 lii' (I'll.'.,, Deli ,, 3I(UI i,i,iit Ase 171 4441 Jtst U HAUL TRAILERS I. ft .t' 'i ' 'u" -, - TV Service _________________________ 'ii 1405 t(i,1-'. . .". 1i ,l,.d ii & '½ 1 i-'u' lii) Ase 3)) t7) Well Drilling ''.' GUTtER SNIPE Nit , hone repaIrs I impm* ,eit rnI's 177 III? I. '' ''"" 'i' A Ar r,.b' S's."., ________________ ,-_ 1..". Pr,1% 'Trailer Rentals Outlets, , .0 .1's lit 171 322 I 153 lqt appo'nlmenl _______________________________ Call U43. 3716763 -, * i i ' Special Services slallallon Call Bud. 327 5031 CeramIcs I InsIalled rs SI Sanford. 173 ' CUSTOM TAILORED SEWING by Mary ODor Full SUMMER 549 9%. Alminvm '-'u "i. i 'I I 'Aluminum Screen dade wills gill, delivered and fully in,5iiI.d *23 33. stUCk, ;l5 Ar pl. itOt ri doOrs, S7I,' - Paradise Pools Pressure ..s1s pour tome or pool enclosure Remove diet, mddw POLGAN, 3z7 1551 BE READY ________ ?,' Pool Supplies Chain LinkS, Farm Fen"..ng. Retail Wholesale, ln;lalIalbort Available Cogburn Fence Company. * S Santord Avenue irItlilet and RalIt,u.omn Lab-nell P oim.t a lope 5,nks, aspen .n _______________________________ ____________ ________ O,e, I In,o. JaJI vs.tul 'iii- li-fl Sell 1114.51 OU'Ckly a i' .1 'i.taald Wail £1D, ailrg ,',,,.,, CABINETS OR DOOM ADO lir"sJq'l ui.J or ou ,io a nec Free u"il,in,a14"s 11) 1040 1411 _____________________ SOARO1NG ,ke'sl CII IL ' N per en I 1.41 Pal 0 i 001 5., r lOOni Unle,$ Fente Asn 'ej I lrI.,I f Sanlond 33) 5474 _________________________________ Ll,,l 14,4,, navtN I 141411,5 Bat.s.ng ci.pu.rt.j ______________________________________ Auto Insurance "it Sanford CHESTER HOMBI. NI. $752, Sanford - InSulalons PllAtIPdC, "' FAIRWAY PLAZA LAUPIOIiJMA? Tip it pOtu IIl".e I' - Outna' Pam oait, 33257$ il irp,.-r Service Sanford IL PULLS, Cbs. Out sales lots South Florida, Save $1,000 ho 17,000. All colic scfssme*. WIN idrrnCaJfl.nq' Room *40. p.unlvtg. ta'penlv ,illC,,Or, .s Ir' 'iii Re.e',cetablr 3)) 45 1 7 _________________ Laundry Services Automotive _______________________ WINCHESTER HOMES, *2-fl, ISCOUP4TS, Get yourS loday, LitIle money and II'. yours low payments. U yesrs to pay Ower 00 models, arid color scftans.s WINCHESTER HOMES, I? 92 *litlo* Cleottingi Llgl'il Hauling. 323-2770. Attic Insulations vi. lUST SELL-Ow,r 100 hoot plans Take your at coils and bel choIce, move In LllllemOney Is all you need WINCHESTER HOMES. 3131 S Orlando Ave Sanlord Lawn & Home Alainlotsance: Mowing EdgIng, Trimming. PaintIng, Scraen I Glats NspaiT '5 Pir"st little money. WINCHESTER HOMES OF FLA , 3151 $ Orlan 00 Ave • Nt *7 57, Sanford. Home Improvements lll( l'nrU I. Ajii.antrt 5*14101401 tIC tISIC COMPANY 3577 I'*rh Or',. 137 1547 home's prIced to sell. Hacienda Sauls Agency NtA tOPS 131 1111 3730153 - CREDIT CARS %AC)flf IlJuifrMP.4f W,tt,,n Aura' 'ear, .iI Dc Oid Cnv,ai )4p5tnn 3A0p I in. S stD.Ra'r 1793 -. . -- a) A arranged Terms i'Ii'IOLESALE TV. 150 P4 I? P7. long*ood III 1004 buttonholes, fancy design. lit Console Pay balance 0114,1 or I payment; of p Call Credit Manager at 773 SIll or eves Ill. 1114 SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A East 151 St. Autos For Sale CASH 122 1*17 Ill 1.jlt'., 1*0 pap.mcnt; wilh In surance and faa is all you need 377 lISO. Wanted To Buy it-POSSESSIONS, Faclory re Stenstrom - _____ All Muse, A Mode's -- tIw 37203*3 I,i%f'dTV 5 (,t.,a,anIfed Color I. a I OR uSed frn-fip appliance's tOlt eli flj, t or tOQt tems 715 54"itoidAv? 14''p S PrIced Irom 53.35500 complete, Hacienda VIllage. 131 4.411. Payton "Sanford's Sales Leader" hal Airs-Pleat) bedroom, Itt bath. air, fenced ond fruIt frees. $13,500 - .. 75 WAPi TI C) Furnturt .'i OurS App' r(,', I - •c on lull hOult Ca'l 173 '070 Sanford 373-1500 REALTY Phene 131 III 3I Hiawatha Ave at It 31 Auchons - 55 754% Park Drive AttractIve 3 bedroom home in eu Two bath, wltf* central heal and aIr, In nice neighborhood, large kit. then, hobby room, double carport, 133,000 Terms Copper. Primitives, Antiques. Junk 101 North Virginia Ave a 117. 14,000. :ounly - Irregular teltis Realty JolSOrlandoOr RCawshle 7375135 . _Its) Chevrolet Pics up. good ron dton $735 Phone ni 3155 .rt. Piw terry LIVSSIICI( And Poutti'y - LIFETIME COLLECTION -Triangular resIdentIal, ISO' a *17.000. Washer, parli. iav,ice. vIed machines MOONEY AP ChANCES 171063? 1311 F urniture. Pitture frames, flra;s, ,l3O', $15,500 - Good used WestInghouse refrigerator, $73 373 3413 or 377 Ca-i, Ii I 'Jrto,d r armers Ai ii 'i ii, it 11 Res. 377-3137 Stenstrom Large 3 Bedroom Trucks And Building Materials 52 - .... Trailers bror,, 47 p m or InQuire at WillIs (.rac.ry Stor, in Oil..,, d.re(tion% tf' I. ElIsioN SI t5 11* UP MIl.L IRS Clothing and Household ilem; 311 East *0th St 1232361. Salurday. Lot s & Acreaps______ 372 4353. $11,300. Term; - esceflent COvsthfle,s 77) I'll -'- ' - - ' _______ Siding, window's, interior eaterior doorS, from $3 ho) 10 each Stand new cabinets. hinge,'. a;sort.d lyg*5 for' ('p pitt Call 37343)0 Ke,imor Garage. Rummage SiloS (ret', gnmrnit *,lcOtitrd' Open REAL ESTATE . INSURANCE *0* C WEST FIRST ST. 25445o Fr,nchAye Day 373 t7I3 PRIME LOCATION STEREO E.e', 5IOnttj righf 1 10 p m BALL REALTY and INSURANCE - Console Model with AM FM in walnut finish, urt4p warranl,. 'ip repair ctilrgPi of $43 or 7 paym.nfs of 1? Call service department, 373 SIll I?' (oftia, 4* lIP Mercury, •ureilemt ondllion eltI many ealras 5*4.00 177 usa ..i. 50 r _"' Goods PUBLIC Al,ICVIOP4 0' 372 7157 - SemInole Spoftlng lOfrnhtn& BoSton Whaler Dealer Clo'sed All Dy WedneSday t'' k I, ir',i,.il A,' 177 1513 P4.gl'its 111 I iSP 177 *331 511109,41 Do%es SSA Household Good* KiIcht'r', tel. double bed, baby Iravel bed, clothes CHEAP. Mitt. Cailbart Real Estate New Wanted To Rent Odonloan Sanfcvd 372 SIll 50 PIANO III STORAGE n..sstiful Console stoted locally P.ptwle'd like new RejOonsible pbrly canbaP,a blgsaving on' payment balance Write- GULF COAST PIANO CO. P 0 Roe U?. P.rmma ('.ity fla, 3340* -- Reduce safe & fait wIlh Gold. tablets I r yap "waler pills" Touchion Drug ______ 't'lr .i., i,', 11055014 SPQItIflCèt.4t.jQOS b.troorn. 521 CIXI Whom Place- Let, 54.400 Miscellaneous For Sat. ,lifXflhilIIr r 5 r,aI,tiriu t'rntrl Yrair', I5oft .ti rstOc; I renovated, cenlral 11 a, $17,300 Counfry -Duple, I bedroom, and 3 Near Lake Mary-Itt acres Beaulihul C IS home with 3.100 sq If 5.fperal other L'uldflQ's Orange grove and iahe Irml __ 3 mobilt some for tenf bedroOm;. 2 ballil $150 per month 273 7531 blIweift I a fyi and 4 p 14' Larson Boat, 60 HP Mercury Mofor, Murray 1111 traIler, lop w curlalni 444 1444 alter S features Dehary, Lake Susan ApIs., 1 bedroom, adults Nopets Call 414 paid vacation. paid I'iospitali. saIlor. S day week. Apply In PerSon 10 Bill Baker VoIks wagers, 33$ S. 17.93. Sanford group ) ) Unfiurnhshed ___________________________ : News bedronmi. Florida room, utIlIty room, like new, 1*3.350 14*0 down - Apartments Rent 22 Submit applIcations to Civil Mg Tralnea. General ' many, many more. "Slemper Ses" Ravenna Park-) bedroom;, 3 :ounty - Residential. 700' i 133', Service Ecamlner In cIty hail 1104 later than June 13. *372. Irs. tsrviiw$ for applicants will be $ch.duledluokeouenflor.c,ipfof applications .10151 Volusia Lounly, beautiful con trite block one two larg• $3 floats and Marine Equipment 42 3 Bedroom, I bath, carport. utility. fenced, iso Qualifying. Phone OFFICIAL. General JOBS? HousesForSal. heat Wall towall carpetIng wIth many estras includes four bearing fruit trees $3S,XOwittiI,rms 3fl. 3351 or 3720931 Typing or Art wo-kdoneln my'i or Wherever desired. 322 *347 . (Jprght piano, good condItion, Call H) JIll before S p in 3% - 15*4 'lamav.,, P3 cc. Road Cr". electric ttart. 5303 actual m.l.s Musical Merchandise $7 caiient neigitbortcoe,5. reQuirements' Age to 45 years and a High Sthooi graduate Eu penance as a building contractor or architectural engineer Es tensiwe knowledge Of building construction methods, practices. materials arid egulpotent. AbilIty to read, understand and Interpret building plans and specification; AbIlity to establish and maintain cooperative re(atioussl'iips with the public and tO enforce building and eaning ordinances, arid ability to supervise Building Inspectors. P r) - ' And SCOO9SiS . lit & Id I Fves Park 13 S.f - Motorcycles ,-. Income wtillI you refiln your present employment. WrIte boa 11$. DeBary. na - 'Situations Wanted Corner -, " 71 -- - tup . Thor', . t'1bPPfl3O1?J 24' frontage on 35th Sf E;ten;ion. slLSoo :cunly -753's 173' on AIrport Blvd. Handicapped telephone solicItors wanted $1 60 per Piour and bonus, Work at hone or In office, Phone 143 1500 betwe'en 91 *3 or 131 0$5 between 11% - _______ Antl'iues 5* Houses For Sate ______________ - PARV I ANTIQUES and breakfast nook wIth fully equipped kitchen Central alt and 11 The CIty 04 Safdard CIvIl Seqylce Board Is accelng appLIcatIons for the posItion of BUILDING SI tern while you learn sales management 170 1300 Islra DRIvERS We Trait You Good Comm ,s.on Yellow Cab Co . 30* South Pars 171$ 777 ?I after 4 L.IY. 3% Auto R.palrl Parls.Acc.siorles H and Srtpt. solid I'he?ry wand bed and ir-aseripririg. IN) Call 377 7514 WIIIT br Mobile Home Plant. Esperlerice desired but not necessary Apply office of Winchester Mobile Homes. Sliver Lake Road I Sanford Ave. Laa. I Speed transiniesion, wIth Hunt LIke e Wetflnqliouse fused I shIfter, 354 FOrd, 109 7773175 fn05 1, 17303 ITU air cottdttbor,ec __________________________ WilL ltWRl iOJV Jim bo.jnlain manager between 9 Ii am A.I. IlouseholdGoodi Fvrrtlluve, appliances, odd's ends Del. and 734 3700 " PRICES THAT MAI(E you Jeep good That's WanI Ads ev.y,,,day Cook Evening shill, esperlence not necessary Apply In person to LX. rxtr 'Cii Kb3OvJ 1WT Monday, May79 1fl7-1 Want 35A Art :3 % ji lEtRf Lp,lEl'141Wo TtgRYBLE LOWDOWN PAYMENT COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED Male.F.ma$ Help Wanted Grill Male Help Wanted HELP Wynne, 0(037 AUTOMOTIVE POSITION Train to buy and sell Also drivers for long distance tri09 Prom 2 tO S diys Mutt be over 70 wIth, driver's Iic,nia 333 1230. Mr Bud Atyare; Of Ocala Mildred A Iml'h 5, the Atveret Ft'ttt *SI1uatlofls Wanted 17-Dotyse%t,c.Chlld Care IAI iii 0V033 DeLand, Florida, 32770 Cardsol Thanks We with to thank everyone toe Di, prayers. fl0ws. c6rds and many acts Of kindness shown he us at the lois of our it*ttyer, Mrs 511th Backbone 0(070 letrelarial skills She wOuld be imaginats,. and a good organler, y'et ttCsble rOciugh to P'e-cte mart, drIals QiCkIy She wOuld be attractive and eatremely per soitabie wIlt a warm telephone manner Reply to P 0 505 21*?, DIAL A O(ViDT ION ________________ Merchandise secrrtar. A,,ntq,js Es*iticw, Is open wIth a tai Or-owIng COrporalion In the food servIce held as secretary to bIte reesident. The deal girl v.iould posses; both, accounting and Per fun. hrlendslslp, or marriage Single adufls only. lend name. address. lee, and ØtOfte number In confidence bO C S I., P. 0 Ba; 50,6. Cocoa. Florida, 33532 p('Ti'TIONLR. aNt) JUDY P JACKSON RESPONDENT NOTICE OF ACTION sometime Sanford Dating By Computer Help Wanted $-BusIne'ss Properly Store Manager, needs esperiencein homesewIngandoftice wOrk Also Sales Clerk, also esperlenced In home sewing Apply In person be Lard '0 Fabric;, *04 1 FIrst St - ARE you TROUBLED' Call Ioi r.,, eu 377? ic. it, Care Ad,l' p47'a.it. ALLAN F kEITH Chairman. Drstrict School Bo.rd of Seminole County. Florida Iliauty Operate, See Mrs King at Jack I. Jean's Iltauty Salon, Sanford Plata Sanford fAtED WITH A PROBLEM' PeiPibOS A'cci"ot A5tn 5 ,r..,5 Can 11,10 Wile CO Iloi 1713 Si.'lo.'a tea It's Legal To Make Wine 4 -- - --- by I-IA riersonto Day and Night Grill, $300 trentI Ave. Sanford Personals I 6)TtW Wi'tress wanted, all shIfts Apply in Orlando the ArCh itt'Os. Gut mann liC formallt ltd tethnicalsts in Piat book II. Page hot the bidding. and to award the job in the Records at Seminoie County. iULpO IJ challeng, an •IprICnced * Se in i nole B In the -- - r tetretary, Plow,yer, eQual con Ilderatie,, will be gIven to cireOtiorial it'd's)dual wIth typing P"id SJ%t'rthsand ability Desire to rapidly pr'c.9rej to a responsible PoSitIon as secretary to the corporate prejl4ent She wIll be dealing w.itt, the public, therefore, war-rn wItoleIt,rne personality I; reQuired Reply to Rot I'. 0 Baa 75*7, Det..nd. Florida, 33730 Monday, May 13 InQi.,$re at Sanford Trailer Park, Trailer No I Clert' of Circutt Court ROBERT WAYNE SHAW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Real Estat. For Sale by Mactnt Brown Deceased EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ______________________ es Duty Clark TeAll trediters and P.f'seetsNavls, CUIT ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE KENNETH N LEFFLEN, AllY Claims se Demands Agalest Said 3*-Houses For Sale COUNTY. FLORIDA Ui Case We. HUCHISON & LEFfLER JACKSON TO Estate: 73.5,' 33-Farms I Groves P.O Drawer H RESIDENCE UNKNOWN You and eoctt DI you are hereby 33-tots 6 Acreage DIVISION A 330 N Park YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ill VOLIE A WILLIAMS. Jr netlfiedandrrguiredtopr,s,ntany 34'4%tjle Homes Sanford. Fioriea 37771 tn$t art action lu' dissolution o claims arid oemanes which yu,,. or 3$-Income & Investment marriage has been I Ud by FRED eIther of you. may have against PublIsh Ma Ii, 22.7'. ntnaS. SUIT 'TO OUIET'rI'rLE the Properly WILl. IA).' JACKSON anø you are estate Of ROBERT WAYNE SHAW. 34-Business DED,, AMOS JONES Property reQuired tO serv, a COPe of your Deceased late Of sac Coun$y, to Plantif ut There's Red Tape 37 Real Estate Wanted swrltlen defense's. if any, to It on County, UNI1P STATES DISTRICT Counfp Judge of Seminole vs CAR ROLL BURKE, Attorney far COURT MIDDI I DISTRICT OF Florida. at Pits Office in the court ELLA JACKSON and Petitiptier. wtIOte aacress Is 612 house of laid County at Sanford. _________________________ JACKSON. her spouse, D W FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Santord Atlantic bans Bldg. San HOP WE Florida. within sic calendar month; Recreational and -HOP NI. ti's wife. Case Ns 734I-Orl.CIV. ford ?ior,fli 3777), arid file the fromthetimeofthefirsfpubi.cation N HORNE and MATTIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, original with the Clerk of the above HORP4E. Pus wife, SAMUEL V WAY PIaitttitl. øf thiS notice Two copies of sact 4lBICyCll's styled Court on or befor, the lSttt and-, till wife, If alive and if dead claim or demand shall Be in writing. day of June, AD 1312. otherwise a 42-Boats and their hents. successors, .uy's MARr.ARET BERNARD KNIGHT, andthallStatethepIac,Ofrueidete By TOM RAUM BC.17""1" And you CaTIL get a federal "h' u" ludgment mat be entered alnst Morine Equipment and pa's' office adores; of p, creditors, if any. and all petott a single woman, Pi.. w -ae permit unless you're head of a pllcutinn for the federal regis- you to' the relief demanded in the claimant, and Shall be sworn to by 43'-Camping Equipment claiming by and thrDugbi or '.mer TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') trnusehuld. SIngle ni.'n and txatiun ullil bt• obtnirwd by wril- Petition the claimant their agent or a'torcw, ORDER FOR SERVICE 44-Sports EquIpment thpm, or each of them, against ant WITNESS my hand and the seal *4 and all persons claiming any estate. - if you're getting and accompanied by a filing p4 the family women are apparenuy out of mg to the Alcohol, Tobacco BY PUBLICATION the 11th Mw. or of aav on,dollaranasucttclalrnorøemard Ontmotlonandaf$lGavitofpia.ntlff right, tItle or interest in ant to, bathtub ready far a little grape Iucl as art' tusesit'ea, Ftreiirins Dn'tsnIn of 11w inter, said Court A 0 1177 lien upon the 'i-a' property Ill the aba,, en"tle'C cause by no' sci fled thai' be ,OiØ ISlLJtilpiIl$' route July 1, 'ou'd unless they ran prove tlie rule nai Rrs'enueServi('e' Ill AUnnUt, '..ea'' KenOel' W Wtietry 'tt Assistant Jamr's S Srae he',,flbttt-' (3'5ri, 0' anp part better take ii second look tht Ui.' rIKait ur by vwtin' a local office. Arthur H baCkwith. As aornin,strator United $tltfl Attorney, in an aCtiop theteof f th. Estate of fle'is state Law legalizing tie' Clerk at CircuIt Court 'fliert' are several In Florida. against itt, defendant (SI. Margaret SO-Garage Rummage Sales Lot i * and Ia, tia ytii's Subdivision. Seminole (,QQflt5, Florida ROBERT WAYNE tHAW. SI-AuctionS according Ia tis? pia' thereof as Bernard Knight. a single women However. that uny gets you of t1oniernade Cecelia V Ehertt By deceased $7-Wanted To Buy r,cor in Pgat Book pap. 13. of and to enfo'cp a lie.t upon reel Operation wine. aipplicalion. Deputy Clack oropertysltuatedinthrso,strictanfl CLEVELAND. MItE the Publit Records 01 $eminoie $3-Swap And Trade WuUld4ie "blUe' old The pplicntiun must then be Carroll Burke 6 BERRY oa-scriu as follows Coun'p. P lOrida 34-'Equpm,nt FDr Rent Attorne, PetItioner sent to Atlant,a. II the igans LOf 10. Block E SUMMEPSET Attorneys for Estate De.nnts P 0 Drawer 2 drowned in a Juglull of red tape cllnvmc*'cl ,'oU'rr the head of a 6*7 Sanford Atlantit NORTH SECTION 3 aCtor difig tO For Sale hank Bldg ttit Pta' thereof a's recorded in Piat Santorc, Ilatide 3777? NOTICE OF SUIT "Actuall3, we've tried Lii • IIIIUSCIIIIILJ arId don't plan SSA-Hous.ehold Goods Sanford, Floida 371?l Publish Mat 77. 2. .lvne 5. 12. 1377 Boo. IS. Pages 7* and 71, Public If' tht name 01 Ift Slale pf Florida itkr It as siniple a ziuike nrnr' Uwn 200 gallons a Publish May IS. 23 391 June 5. $77 In S4-Ant.pues ss,lWe," DEO 36 n 0 Records of Seminole County. ttt. Defendants said state Beverage D -ee' 17 -MusicaI MerchandIse 'cararlddlln 'tplantosellan)'of 0(049 FICTITIOUS NAME Flo"ida JACKSON and ELLA SI- Store And Winston MIAMI BEACH. Fla API- it. you should get 1.1w applicie- _______________________________ .1 ACe: SO N tier spouse. 0 V.' and it appearing lottie Court that the NOT ICE IS pst'eb ci'en that OffIce Equipment But 1.1w lays, which Lake'i ef- Saying they don't want their ton approved. You wtfl get paP4ORNI and -HORNE. his wile, d,fendan!)$l. Margaret Bernard am engaged ,nBut'r,rtI at p Q Boa S-Machiner9 $IORPIE hid MAlT IL Knight, a single woman. ii 1101 at 313 Fern Park. Fia 37730. Seminole feet July 1, Isn't all that simple, city turned into "a giant ens- pets inthcating you've been mg. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 0 N And Tools El GM TI £ WIll JUDICIAL CII. HOIlPIE, It'; wile, SAMUEL V WAY iDiabitant a' nor found wIthin the C.j"y. Florida under tie l.ctitioijs Wynnrsiiys you can't squeeze p0(11," a group uf Miami Beach istered *0-Building Materials State Of Florida and has riot nmeof B P Contractors,and that I CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and -WAY. hit wIe. it alive. a the first grape without a state attorneys and residents have *1-Lawn And "This registration then has to COUNTY, FLORIDA V011intarUr appeared herein, and intend to regitlef ia'ø name with dead t their heirS, successors, p17131111 And you can't get a urged lucul officials riot Lu pull be brought III one of our 14 of- CIVIL ACTION NO 714t3 Garden Equipment ttya' personal service upon Pser Is not the Clerk pf the CIrCJ,t Court. assigns anc Credtats If any, and all practical because Its? residence and Sern,rsoie Count,. Florida in at *2-LIvestock And I*l'IOfl% ciaimimip Dy and tnrouglt o' SUite' permit unless you first any punches in dealing with fice around 11w staLe," said Ill RI THE MARRIAGE OF Poultry coroanc, with the Provisetn of the have a federal pernilt demonstrators at the political Wynne. "if a person doesn't CECELIA ANN LIPPEIfT. WIFE. underttiem oreacpiofthem.aga.nst whereabouts a', unknown. ft Is ORDERED that Margaret Be' FictItious Name Statutes. To Wit *3-Pets And Supplies the registration, he can't AND HOWARD ROY LEPPERT. any and all persons claiming any ('(lnc'rnUopJ this summer. have estate riptit, titl, or intent in and netd V,rtI01,t. a single woman. art *4 -CLothing Section 6*509 ?lorid Statutes 1357 SR -. HUSBAND "We cull for Stricter Last en. get LI stiltI' permit " pear or plead ti f's, toi"pIain or lien upø tht itil p'upar', S'g C. t)a.'tt NOTICE OF ACTION IIIVCL'nIenL, nut lcu. We call for if a person dues have the reg. 10 HOWARD ROY LEPPERT. SR pwre,r,afler described, or any part herein Op tIt, Ill Day f July. Publish May IS. 22.7'. & June 5, 1372 ____________ and in default thereof the Coisi will thereof courage, not surrender Let fear," iIttflltiOtl, and It's all tn order, ki'-s,*ence Uninown o.. Transports? Ion oroeed tO •t* 15 hearrc and ad and *6. i'iaynel SuO Lo". 0..' *IS( PICIIIF Cc tha' an e.aid Ellis ftul.nn, ii SpokebilUin ttlt'!l tie' rereItt,m 11111 hit' state FICTITIOUS NAME piat iva,aIonul list'. Suit atif Marp•cet action for 0,saolution of marriage O'yi'.ion. ac - Ording tp the NOTICE iStiefatiygiwen that lam for Operation Backlxnie. per-Hilt but anutwr application, 7$-Avto Repairs has been filed against you and you tfseraof, as recorded in Plot Book 5. Betna"ø Knight. a single woman. 4 Hubin said Sunday Ids On this application appear soitir a'e reQuired to true a cop, Od your page 33. of Itt, Put)i,t Retard's t tiaa Deen sec wed with process in the engaged in business at P 0 Boa Parts Accejsgr,es Sanford. Seminole County. State pf leo-ida. Buf ottly tg the Coonl,. Florida 72--Import Aute will petition City Council seek- of the same questions that up- w'itten dalenies it any. It It pet Flatid tinder the f,Ct,ti'j's name f You and each çf you are notIfied istent provided to' by Section 1655. 73-Motorcycles II ing strict enfUrcrHwrit of Laws pear-ed art the Federal iipplica- WIL? RED CONRAD. THE WI N TEll FIELD COMPANY. above T ptle 7$. United States Code. it And Scofters attorney, who'., address tha' a surf to Quiet titI, to bPs t'uncvt-ning public nudity, ileep- Lion But hits ttriw, when filled PetItioner's and that I ,nt,n,d tp register laid n Post Office Roe WI. Caseetoerry, described property Isa; Dean filed further 74-Trticks And Trailers horn, with th Ciers of the Circuit ing in parks. public profanity in. It gut's tt Tallatutsst'r ORDERED th.a' notice f this agens• civ and s-au .rc 'teetpr 7 S-Alp; For Sale rioriaa3Zlct onat before June Cow!. Si's", nit, C.int, Flatid. o'oe" be put)st,ed tip tt't tJfl,t,vfl r,-re-d t ;e',e a up, l you' un'J inciting U riu'. If the state' bet crags' Division t73 end tile lit, original with the accordance wIth the prpv'sidr. p4 Sta'es Marshal Mt tawipipse 4 Of this CViift lithe' beto'e AnSwer to the Complaint on the He said Operation Backbone alan is convinced you're' over 21. . the FiCtitious POlme 5tatut, To general circulation In Seminole Plainfitt'; attorney, WILLiAM 0 ke'vlCe on Pttltioner'i attorney at oppt'st'd uns' tUrIn of governlice' head III LI hioust' and don't Section 565.09 Florida Statutes mmnesl.ately thereafter. otherwise a ROWLAND. P 0 Baa 333. Winter County, Fioriga. once a west for bent aid to "hippies, ylppies (61 Coinecvtive wa,n's, con,m,ncw17 plan to sell the' stuff, then, With default will be entered against Park, Flp',da. and file the original posj $ Marlin W.rtlelO r Mar Sift. t73 and zippies," any iiuck, you ahould be mailed tar the '.10.4 demandeD in the • tttC alt ice of the Clots af th DONE AND ORDERED at Pvbl,sh Marl. 15. 23. 35. *312 Before tt, *7th Circuit Court gn pr Rubin chided iøtiw public of- the' permit. P,1hon DEft 17 OtherwiSe itw Orlando. FlOrida, this 21st day of WITNESS my hand and ft,eial of day of June. *372 Ucials who have announced The beverage -ector said illegal igni of Said Complaint will be Apr II, 1312 FICTITIOUS NAME This court an Ma, s,tti. wi they , mild provide housing the state application hSii alien as COIS4SSed NOTICE lSf"eta*p given thaI Ian, (Circuit Court Seal) -. GEORGE C YOUNG engaged In business at 2735 areas fm the protesters and should be available The nol,cesnall be putiliSfied once ARTHUR II ISECVWITH. JR UNITED S'ATES ear,' we. Ia' lou' rotweculve Piig.!lirte Apt. !,artictrd A,r.,, nt'rrlotik rumor s'iolaupns of the this stt'ek, or nearly e',4!X1 steek, at Cyri cit tt.e court DISTRICT JUDGE v.'ees.s ,n nsa Sanford Herald Trio Sanford. Setrincil. Cci..nty, f'uor,da (It Ellen Scoil laa. He labeled such plans "fur hliu wIlualrcad) have' tie I Cl4'tif, the foregoing lobe a true ts'ioer the Dreviated slyie Of tP'l$ 5It is MONDAY thru FRIDAY tirtftiout name of AIR ti-3 Deputy Clerk "policies at' surrender that will federal registratiuti. We'd like and co.',sct Wpy of Inst original bMOS JON2S vi ELLA p CARE ASSOCIATES. and thaI I WILFRED P4 CONRAD 1:30 A.M, to S:3o P.M. WaIley S 1!l,ies lead to ,i,*t-" to begin actually issuing the Attorney for Petltion*r JACKSON. es al lOfui'sd to regular laid reme WITh the Clark DATED 'THIS lttt, day of May. Click Of the Circuit Covqt. Seminole Attorney inemben of Opera- prriiuts by July 1." Pus. Off cc boa III $73 United States SATURDAY Count,, Florid, n accordance with torI will prm's'ide' fret' 0! rtiurse, the permtiiti, arc Casseto'errp. Fiord. 371(17 District Court tti. prOwsion$ Of the F,cl,t,o'.,s Pubi's', Map 37 ,,jr.e 1 12 tt72 15,1' I:O0 AM. to 12 NOON legal dvict fur pulwt'znt.'n and tirib goixi fur one' year or (,E4iJ((;f' iH1'L.TZ is tinMOttle D'sirict of Bt (lIen Scott, 0 kame Statutes, To Wit D1053 Flatidi big mo1w manruserer Ia firemen to tell them exactly tallons, wluctrs'ei- conies first, Arthur H B4'tIia'itn. Jr MS-OS F'sovIa Stfutes *337 'AL4, UNTIL NOON TO Washtnglun DUlS, the sacClerk o Hsa Circuit Court By Lorraine I Hicn.don how far tlw' may go in dealing Then you've' hol to go through WHY STORE It ANUtUIcc,Et i S Win 0. Gaibrailh Ii 5,i; it Ø forget It with. Want Ad Deputp Cledt Sen',noie Cjn't'. Flatida JTARTOR CANCEl. YOUR crises' to Johu ('onuaH II Win. A. GalipraIth III with open pt-tn ocsuun train the whole process all cwey Call one 1.4 014' A VSS. tgc help Publish Ma, 13.22. 75, JUlie 5. *317 AD NEXT DAY. Publish Way I. IS. 37, 7', Itfl Trrasuri PbIishs May 23.35 jUne 5. 13. 1p72 demonstrators, Rubtn said, placing you' ao tigitin DEMONS'TRATION on the proper use of cash registers is made to Sanford MiddleSchool students in the special learner trailer by Grady B. Sykes, sales representative. Instructor for the class is Wayne Lamp and inunadiately to his left is assistant inst"uctor. Fyvone Wright. Students are Laurie and Anita Powell, Jeanette Ware, Vansanta Mackey and Peggy Kennedy. - T THE BORN LOSER Wanted - pOUNO. Female Pomeralnlan A .11 -' ------ -- T Are Bolstered With Values Froii P1 14 AflIcofored ' ' :- Legal Notice Legal Notice Jun.. b, 0 1973. present t Itt Offic.. Room 7, of the Drapes? arc Ma?:, Architects. HOhCrable County Judgo Of Village Hill. LOnQWOOd OviedO 'the LOTIQCt Your Ad Runs Incorttor.tec. Sanford Atlantic THE iPS1 NATIONAL BANE Seminole County Flida. hIs final ROaO in tht VILLAGE OF NORTH 1 OP.ANDO Orlando, FIr return. accztun' and vouchers, it ORLANDO, FLORIDA The Pøiti National Rant Building, 5ult The Less It Costs Per Line r,f.vI,r SW Sanford. Florida Ida Esecutor of the Estate ol Will btopen from 1 - 00 A N to 7.00 Per Day. t', bccoinpan'qd 3371, upon reQuest Ii, JOSEPHiNE BURNETT LOUIS E BRANCH 0 per 5r LS 00 oepait Aialstant TrLst Ofticr Ol'(SaS.d arid SI sale timp then and The VIllage of North, Rates For Consecutive Deposit in 'r f' Last aDclCaio, '0 th said Orlkndo cl,. Insertions-No Change 'wo sets to C.,n.e'rat Contrac'ctntt l'estarrian' of Judge fr • fInal stttiarneitt It' Itla By Mary I Norton. Of Copy. tide bid and submittIng a hona ANNA LIZZIE WILSON adminIstratIon of said .stat. and Village Clors return of documents iii good vtable tOr anorci.rdlicharglnghim a'. SuCh PubliSh May' S 15. 32 $ 1573 Deceased condItion within 10 daYS after the 1 ?Piru 4 times STENSTROM DAViS & Evpcutor tW039 3 a ,n opening of bids Refund fer sets in MCINTOSH DOIHIPII%thl tilday Of May. AD s thru 20 times 2k a lint two will be less $1750 p" ncess of 1977 __________________________ Florida Stat, Bank-SuIt, 73 31 timis 22c a line IN THE CIRCUIT COUR1. tt't tO defray Cos' of Thomai I Denmark $,.nfo'c, Flor,Oa 37771 PimitcIlirtO 11% 51? forth above EIGMTELIIITH JUDiCIAL CIRiT Lv,:uto At E*ecuto Atlornc,'. foMIP'4IMUM CHARGE) Sub Contractors and Others rna CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR the Estate of PubliSh May 15.23.351 JuneS, 1913 ObtairtcomplefrbiddOcuments upon SEMINOLE COUNTY 3Llnes Minimum JOSEPHINE 0 BURNETT. 'lie insists he realized in feet woman 'vhich makes C}Ieeesike in ther boudoir. DtD4S depOtit of 57500 WhiCh v.iil be CIVIL ACTION NO 72.1.9 Dec.aseo If she ignores these dan. him enter into a candestine advisry..r that thu B MARTIN altO A B refunded. lets S12 SO to cover STENSIROM DAVIS I ger ci1r1s of a potrntu&lh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND MCINTOSH reproduction casts, upon rrturn a' All idvertising app.ar.ng in The WALLACE. JR cord cIaasTnzLte didn't appeal affair! SEMINOLE FOR Pla,,tthfi. documentS in good condition within Sanford Herald on Wednesday w.II striving m.aIrt. the may then COUNTY. Florida Slate Bank to hem hid! as mudi as I do. In fact, FLOP IDA tOdayt after opening at bids Partial automalcally be placed in Yhu 5,' to an outside para. CIVIL ACTION NO idays FAMILY BARGAIN N(v vet he says he got intoxi. often he,ar husbands admit sets to Materiel Suppliers wIl be DOLIa. B ELLIS Sanford. Florida 37171 SECTION that is diStributed Ps a" d much prefer to have inotir to restore their sex ego re 11w marriae of the Det.nflant ISSued at rated by the romantic situ. they' or'ywys for Ei.cutor colt Of t'epfoductlon addluoltal 15.5*0 homes in the area PS.UL W 5fr,fIIh ,tIto tac?bidmul,lb*aCcOmttanifdbv Advertisers thOld sitclud ft'i NOTICE OF ACTION to p Publish Mat' B. 15.22. 75. 1577 an affair with their wives and c.rtitled a check or bid bond isSued .tsert.Ofl In Computing their iarit oro s TO tloLla ELLIS (4 Sometimes me-n are C sM7t1 Wife en an acceptable Sure's COmlsAr', :st. sirs 'For when she phoned strstd of their p vo1 a tt.a' NCTF I NOTICE TO DEFEND Iy no' test than S per cent i the motjiattsd chiefly by ci desire Pat been filec against you to c.ncei iim, he too& her to a movie j3ut" thev STATE OF FLORIDA TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Of record tttalcerlainwa-rantyfleed ISis. Rid The iucceUful bidder v.,ii and then she invited him up wives are too prcocvupird for a pav.off for dinner and THE DOROTHY C SMITH recordaO in Official Ricordi Ropa be reQuired 10 furnIsh P,rforrnatt, 15Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND the theater, or even revenge! Motor Bond and Labor' and Materials to her hotel room far a with the children or church COUNTY. 703. page 0 Public Records FOR SEMINOLE Corllsle I'It' So send for my medical Bond. eac in the lull amount of the Seminole County. Florida and to drink, FLORIDA and PTA duties so the-v are M.t'Ch.tticiburp. Quiet title to real p'ope-rty situated Contract Sum. lMued by a bonding Clt,'li. ACTION NO 7240$ So 'who Is corTeet-my rather indifferent to ban. booklet "Sex Problems j Pennsylvania 17055 In Seminole County, riorida. company licensed in Florida IN RE 'The Marria9e f Marriage, enclnsint a long , ARE HER (BY UCIi- I Ridonç dOComPnt'. wi be h1 or Dr. jw Broth;. doir rn4IIcIr1 d?'SC'Xif0 f0Io VLP3NIA P1E R( 5& ARCHER CLASS I F I CAT IONS tta. PAuL V. SMI'TN ha, filed a Wife, anc LAWRENCE ARCHER. stumped. return envelope. ' inspection in Dir Itffiei of Itt? feet South at tite These same' straying bus. plus 25 cents tition In the CircuIt Court . ArchItect. Gutrnaruy, Drapaut and NE corner of the NW ' of flss WE HuIZOnC emlnole County, Florida, for So, Mati. Architects. Inc hands will also confess that of Section 4 'Ynsi'tip MiSUNDERSTOOD MEN NOTICE OF SUIT C,s.. Is ..,, DlssoiutionotMarrlag,.ancyp'.tare TO LAwRENCE ARCHER *1w.,, wtli. '...bv 'To be etiplbie for consideration. Announcements Range 20 East. run V41'L' 600 Women never fulh under- the1' aren't interested in mar- of iaw.pU?. UlltiUlhi$ • 1i reQuired to save a copy f Yds' South 73 feet, East IX felt. North bid's mutt comply with the Laws of i ptarbcrage Avenue '' '"' ' 1-Lost & Found stand the sex psychology of rving their paramours! written defanses, It any, on .w.Is t. ee,w tiphi sad PTIRIISS 736 lIft to Beginning. LESS the FIDridi, all Condition'. of the Beyville. New .Jerwy 2PersOs,.is ws, yw for as. Sf his WILLIAM L COLBEPT. of Weciflcatlont. and must be made on grown men! OescrlbeC YOU ARE NOTIFIED that SuIt tollOwlttQ parcel Sn here are- the' real ritahietl I CIfYTIetII $75 3-Announcements S'T(N5'TROM. DAVIS & MCIP4 Beginning at the SW corner of laid the torms provided or a facSimile nat been tiled again? ou iii the _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 4-Cards of Thanks TOSH, Attorneys fr Pa-tllionar, thereof. In duplicate, enclosed lit an oroper-ly run N It degrees 57' 4k" £ Circuit Court. in and for S4.mindie S-in Memorsarns Wriose flora it Pt Off IC, lou opaQue Sailed envelope bearing the along South Boundary ttri , County, FlOrida, ,ntifled IN t t320. Sanford, Florida. 37111. and file name and address of the bidder, and a-Business Opportunitie feet, thence N 22 degrees 41' 09" tte original *ith the Clark Of the The Marriage of VERONICA Nor marked "PROPOSAL FOR 7-Instruction THERESA ARCHER. Wit.. and 6LS7 ft-at to a curve Concave bOve%tyiedCourtonorbeforejune LAWPEPtE ARCHER. Husband, I-Financial ttiertyhtavinga radius of 43*.S3feel. CONSTRUCTION OF V,A'TIR AND 12. 1313 otherwise a Oetault SEWER PLANTS AT RED BUG acemraanpleof3doegr,esc and Case N 77 606 The nature ot this ultimate judperneflt will be entered ___________________________ I L I ME N I A P V S C H 00 L. __________________________ WI! is to ob'aln a dissolutIon of and a choro blaring of 5 54 pgp against you fr the relief dernatIded 75•. W. thence SW along saId SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA." niarriage and other relief, and you Employment itt the PetItIon Curve ait arc dIstance f Si SO heel, •nfl delivered not Ia?,.' than date and ______________________________ are reQuIred tO rve a copy at your WI'iPd(SS mt hand InC hour rnen'.oni'C above to and on thence $2 degrees 0? V. OtfiiaI wrItten defenses. it any. ti-*l of saio Court Oft the 3rd day of HOWARD &, ANDERSON, EsQuire, feet to the Point of Beginning, and -. Owner reserves the rIght to reject i-si. tl,t Want. Mby. A 0 *912 any or all bids or certaIn POrliOffl f _________ also lest that part as platted Pci' Office Boa 7547. Orlando, *4-Female Help Wasted Florida 33503. and file the oril GREENISR lAP OF LOCH ARBOR. ibid at stipulated In the FORM 0? lS-Male.Female ARTHUR H BECKWITPI, arid to waive an' wIth the Clerk of the above Styled THIRD SECTION as r.coros in PROPOSAL, ' _ •-----.--- ------- --==-- ---- -• -- ------- ---p--- T The Sanford Herald sons wh' a married man resdors be the JUT)f! No woman can Legal Notice B1 George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. _________________ ftfty compah.nd the srtic vi.wpolnt of matum men Woman Cdvi. stand boys and girls, plus II Legal Notice •-:::- t' 04 coo kiwo Dial yOu cat, Pawe t OUR bi,scies; ap,Jear in in, tPIOPPLNS GUIDE for as Iq a; $11 a morlht Call 1.13 SaIl bid ass br out *4nl 44 visor bOsMtI " " '' oil: "' .' L7't OsLt Alt, D4uh,''Iv *3 La' 3q'f •.,ps 3c "s-f's ta'r' ,i.'ti ' .ur'. !2. e' located In the area and have current referen. Get In On All The Ce', APPLY IN PERSON :3Oa, m. TIlS p.m. AT SANORA (3 Blocks S'iuth Road on Sanford of Onoia Au.) SEE BRAILEY ODHAM Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. S (Jays 21 Days I) Wks. 3 iInn Ad-$5.Oi $16.50 $46.80 4 line Ad-56.72 S I,ino Ad-58.40 $22.00 $27.50 $2,4Q $78.00 DIAL 372-2511or131.9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �______________ __________ - He ra Id - __ 70 12 dv - - - - -• - -. uj1 i Security UJ Qr by iIshtiiiti broadcasts to dis. rupt the %iSd \IiIfiflg the topics expected to be 111s4115c191 during the five hours of talks between the two lenders were the future of the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gull area, which holds 60 per tent of the worlds known nil reserves. The Shah would like to pt the (toiled Slates and Soviet Union agree to let Iran act ax the ptilks'mnumn of the area without big power interference. Falling that, the Shah was expected to - tiwniatcil I'rrx, Writer I i*i'lt'tit 'i'l-:lllt AN A P Nkstu IIltivt'ii in Iran's 0p11411 -today for an overnight visit and talks ith the Shah on tcglnnnl anti world matters. The President and Mrs. Nixon w en' greeted at Trhrnn, Mt'hrabnil Airport by the 52. enr4,lti monarch and Empress Farah alter a (light from Kiev, the Nixons' lust slop in the So. viet Union following it week of summit talks between the I'res. blent anti Kremlin lenders. I I anthr? - _ ?tjrratb 0 0 11 0 11 - WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES I Tuesday, May 3o, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Year. No. 202 Price 10 Cents 64th Pkie#A! F Are Taken Precautions By FRANK (OIISIIFII — — — _______ President Nixon Arrives In Iran, Ii 11he Snfo - Ma%sive security precautions neck assurance(of undiminished Were taken a g ainst altacks by imrboii guerrillas and other illsjtl*'nt Irmniamis who were lout U.S. support. The Soviet government's re mt friendship (ri';miimU with Iri'Iit and the Nixon told I.yathk&s wife and Mrs. Vladimir Srherb$tasky, wife of the Ukrainian (omrrtintt party rhief, as they pr.pared to leave for the airport hostile regime in neighboring Iraq have increased Iran's 'ene of isolation, and it is suspicious of Mnsc- ows In. lentions in the Gulf. Wearing a gray suit, white shirt and blue and gray tie, the President looked tried but smiled as he said golbye at the Kiev airport to President Alexander l,yashko of the M. rairie and other officials. The weather was clear and balmy as the President and Mrs Nixon hoarded Air Force One alter an overnight stop in 'Why not!" Mrs t,yuhkn r,,. plied. "We'll get tired," said Mrs Nixon with a smile. The President commented 1 think I'd get in a little trosib!' at home it I didn't go" A few h.imrs after Ib, arriv;t in Kiev. presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger told newt- Kiev, the capital of the Soviet rnen that Nixon And the Sovio-, Ukraine. 'its such a lovely day, I'd uk" ii stay another week," leaders reached no SeCret agreements no Vietnam or an r,theT controversial ruestion ______________ - Peti't'i'on SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BEEF Starts Rat all SLADE CUT. L6. t SAVE A FREm1 FLA OR CL. BOX-C, . CUDAHY GOLD Co GRADE A cRESH FLA OR G&(WJTH BACKsOIRLETS) 'SUPER.R'GH'r WEflERIm Po*s 'MARKET STYLE" SMOKED GRADE 'A' FRESH FLA. DR.GA. COMIINATIOPJ c'&c n • Lial& Cmw L,32& CeWk S&W C"M WISOGS 3 kECKI 1 GiOL9TS r £(Ifi. 1.L 'UJePt rwuo j tcea LLL 'SUPER-RIGHT' FREsHLY (3 LBS. & OVER) CAN* . "SUPER-RIGHT" wCsTERI' BEEF FULL CUT 2-r1% GotRW OU& LS. 9& L1,9& SN&O `FW&11 Oz-49e Cku& Sf&* %W 3 L& $ ci'sos "SUPER-RIG$r' ALL WESTERN PANQuEr ,ICK F"ZIN p -J - -- : 3 Sice4 designated candidates i voter DONE IN ia 09 7k - ' • SEEF IN LB. m 4 city districts signatures by C hopefully would June be ready Connelly unman F.uene Jaque on direction from Councilmen Agnes Weber and E. E. Williamson, has refused to for -- I / - : 5k ?tuja f 39e A&P N A VERYDAYJ-w - A.4 LOW 1 40 99 \ 4 RICE -' / .1 --- - \ , -- -- -- - 'S- S — - t_,." .5 -- ' ssion -- 4 -. c,z$1.00 2k 3 2CANS 11,01 I's CAN SULTANA TINY SMALL Service. — — a CAN .......... EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! 1 7ALL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! I & -.6,,, - oz-$I e 0 0 RICH'S FROZEN i.... .617:'- 31 e CUU1 9 J1&P EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Sugwi --------5 EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI AU FROZEN * 4smas EVERYDAY 1..:*' w TOMOitM -' 16 oz CTN. yiW PRICE! G'iae EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 8 *dee, REGULAR 0 SUPER to 29C * 12 oz. ................ EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ,) tww _u 23e fJ 5k1 . F' AGGED HEADLINES -- ' - - Inside THE HERALD PRESIDENT NIXON and the Soviet leaders made no secret agreements on Vietnam or any other controversial question, Henry Kissinger reports. Nixon flies to Tehran today, AMERICAN IIELICOI'TERS taking the wounded out of Kontum not only have enemy gunfire to contend with, They have to get away from the South Vietnamese trying to escape the life as Sen. B. Everett Jordan campaigned then if it meets with overall nearby for re-election. SENS. HUBERT hUMPhREY and George McGovern are heading into their second campaign comfront.ation In pivotal California still debating the issues of the first. POLICE POLICEare still searching for a motive that ME OUSE decides today whether to update DOUSE surplus of woube executives or engineers — who can't find Jobs — and "a deficit of should-be of health technicians," mechanics, plumbers says Gov. Heubin Askew, - A SOIl. SCIENTIs'r is trying to find ways of slowing down a process that literally is evaporating the rich soil of the nation's winter salad bowl at th e rate of a foot every 10 years. WEATHER Yesterday's high 86 low 64 with 1.9 of an inch of ra in. Partly cloudy today. Highs In the mid an d upper BOS. Low tonight mid and upper fiØ A storm system edging across the Midwest today ended nearly two weeks of sunimer-like San Diego has adopted this A wave of cooler air rolling eastward based on the fact that plan . triggered showers and thunderstorms from Uwe were no funds to replace Minnesota and Ohio to Louisiana and parts of school buildings damaged Texas. during their recent earthquake. however, on!>' six elementary ____________________________________________________________________________ schools are involved In the pilot Herald Index rzpef'Iflwrit. 4 2 Editorial comment Area deaths 9 Esutt'rtu-iinmiment Bridge 9 Sur'.e)s taken lit Lhusc areas Business re low 6.7 hloruscoiw . 9 wtwfe this program has been in (Weir ..,,. 11 .,,,. 5 llospitalautes operation show that both stu- Classified ads 13 h'ublk' notices . dents and parents prefer the Comics S 12 Society new approach. 12 Sports 10.31 1)r. Crane 9 TV 9 lkar Abby fund, on Pg. ?A ('41. I n.e ar. iMctt,l N'ru,w W!&.dIv N*t' 7i tji i 5 0 A - WI lit giitJtId to - - L ) I - . . . .,, * Council meeting on June &' Brown said. want are returned to 1'a[laha.'e defendant, Steve city policemen will still be Cooper, told him there was no considered. The mayor ez. "dope" and the men Were platned this gives the city a few "scared." additional days grace to raise Sanders said he drove to the the minimum salaries to ,omxi K-mart parking lot and was told annually. to wear gloves to obliviate prints lie was given a rifle, he Bulletin -,iud. and told he might have to 'sL' ii however, Sanders ems*itftird. iissuurt ikUe mas1z ed he never shot the rifle, - P•— - md was unaware there was - 'slope" in the cab of the truck. the rifle, he said, was under the waL beaten down by votes (ruin Sanders sa id w he n narcotics Continuing, I(utberg said (hut Commissioners Julian Steti of the 200 plus defendan ts which strommm . Gordon Meyer and tie has represented, the success - JOHN ('and. on Pg. 2A Col. i - - -- he A .igenLs coninmenct'd was scared since he was MORRIS una ware the y were police of. -- - • I I aIT) Hies vVill L70 A t Th e H) 11111 SCOTT l'AI(1' I of Si The qu e stion of housing facilities in a school s)stcmn, ii. huitii is to operate on a )car. round basis Involves more than just providing flo or spate I here are seven major areas of inquiry "here Irati'gus-s must be tle'vIst'd. Sam e Tirn e -. ttl( jents for ma tion, All prt'uti) m' enrolled will fill ut the sa int type (aria before attending classes in an)- school. It I', Ia'&'essary that students in the 5411flC funnily, living at the meaiIw address regardless of the hit',i they arc nitcnttimig, will be' schie'tlult'd for the saint: session i A,li,(', or n Viseus correctly tilled out, ttii' These Include; pupil related f,imily st, grouping Students will then Ixa'cmigned to ct,tib bit'tI cii attendance zone in which the> live and on the enrollment iiapiit'ities of the schooti Each high school will serb e a's time control center (enrollment (iffiec i for sch,ttk in its partitular ft'e"t'r s) stein. Where there are children in the same faiiiil> Mill will itt. attt'iiltti1; ils concerns; personnel related tonI will assure proper fuimimil> concerns; inistrucliomuil related concerns; facilities related concerns; auxiliary services Bulletin i-umn-crlms; (mliii. related WASh INGTON iAl'i IiitiflIt'ilti**IL* grl,mlm'i t tint cr1., 'I lie Supreme Court tuda) aand relatedconcerns rejected an appeal by With each of these concerns, California to resiew a state there are sub-areas for detailed supreme court ili't'lsluu investigation These will be outlaw 11111 liii' death iwliali> Identified in their uipprm.iriati' 1 hi' high i-unit m urrm'miII is major areas in the course of this whe'thrr to euiiildi'ring series. punishment abolish capital of pupil related In the field across the Land as being in firdmn, the first concern, tie iolutlon of the federal school systeili will utilize e'nswi ('.'nslilmilion, arti I itt, r -.1 t'l.-nt it,. . containingtraining recorsis 't Ulnt'tl. Continuing his r ecap of all the officers by the June the the crime, Sanders said that deadline, the subsidy for the occasion. but for the better part December referendum; A MERICA'S education system is nrovidinu a .. 6 s tandards board, '-We can thrash this all out at the regular Of h is life exemplified a good however, the proposal was American citizen, the Subversive Activities Control Board or abolish it and write a new security law, to be over. With in- Community Affairs poll" ;robution," Sanders main- try it first with them . . . and enemy attack. heat In the mid continent, I crisis formation he has gained from the state Department of By 1111,1, SCOTT stating he was outside the to put the districting proposition confines of the law on only talC before the voting public In a Some of the highlights from Thursday's Thursday's article . , - "The year-round plan hsbynomeans new. It was tried in Omaha, Nebraska from 1918 to 1940 and in the Aliquippa. Pa., public schools from 1929 to 19M. Thoe reasons for the failure of such then progressive programs was financial: as funds became availableto build new facilities, the year-round plans were dropped. "Today it is just the other way around "To date. there are more than 100 school districts around the United States that are experimentthg with the concept and ats4jther 1,00U additional districts are studying the feasibility of 11w plan.'' Paris, Melissa Estridge, Jerry Bouchard. Randy Enloe, Frank Brumley, Pat Newman, Laura Brown and Diane Martin. Comm ss .hisimn.' Drive,('utsselk'rry, was scheduled to be sentenced after conviction on April 21 by a Raleigh shopping center, killing three persons, wounding eight others and then taking his own following year. THOUGHTS, KIDS The chief eucutive said in the he and pouce con'tttd factors tar outweigh the re% OW his pa rticipation Iii InLisloflerS William Kiosky and factor of probationgr-.i(est H) MARION HETIIKA in Santiers, even should he be single event which has pLiced Mine. and Sanders elucidated Dick Crenshaw will be cciiA purple heart recipient, placed upon probation for the him here." ltutberg exclaimed, he Was supposed to drive trw 1cm-ring with Police Chief H. The court requested Sanders truck; that he was told he would Sweat and going into every veteran of the Vk'tnam war, rest of his life. 'This man's make a great deal of money. aspect of the police budget to who was one of Ihioso convicted and that all he was to do was provide justification for the in the December drug bust deliver the truck to another "We will analyze the shoot-out at K-Mart shopping Districting B Man. budget in detail," the mayor center, gave an Impassioned Sanders told the court he was plea for probation before Cm. willing to spend the rest of his Brown added the sta te cult Judge Dominick Saift this tile on probation to prove department told him that ,.a morning. fitness in society . - "A long as police standards cart., Eddie Sanders, 23, 1160 i ioners criminal doesn't If our dilemna centers around the elementary grades, why not . I ef~hf.0Ch 1.99 - Veteran Asks Probation might explain why a gunman opened fire in a ) approval, include all grades the 10 CT. PM - ........... LB. a bIi1........... 4 £2CTW*tptLX TapO4(63 k! .................HD. G'teeit CA EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI PURE CANE DOG FOOD I Lit 3LB N 73e TALL Rlce&gt Rice EVERYDAY LOW PRICES EVERYDAY LOW PRICES CAN I & C*111110101 1v, DELICIOUS -, -t - Circuit Court jury of the crimes Sanford City Commissioner of a criminal offender having it John Morris disclosed to The firearmim and aggravated Herald this morning he would assault. 1k' was exonerated of bring the matter of districting the crime of attempted robbery. the city for PUII)OsC of election Assistant Public Defender of commissioners before Gerald liutberg told the court today's 4 pm commission work that Sanders Involvement in time 'liti() session, trilne was ititnumital. l(utberg Commissioner Morris, along went tin to cite the w in-criminal w ithm Mayor Lee I'. Moore, were background of the tlt'fentliint, the only commissioners toting We also believe that you should have the right to be heard. Now, even though the odds are M opposed to nine In of 45-15 via our own poll), 1 believe that 45-I5 should be given a chance. The only reservations I have on the matter include putting senior high school students Int the plan, too. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES EVERYDAY LOW PRICES PURE VEGETABLE A&? L5 11 CHUNK LIGHT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES SUNSWEET EVERYDAY LOW PRICES QUALITY C""" ) another extraordinary story (coming in Thursday's edition), on 'Year Round Schools," by our exclusive Copley News : CAN' EVAPORATED EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI i Stke 2k 73e C&i'wx Bcack 44e A&PB&ack............ "GL - 3tk P'uuw9uics............ EVERYQAY LOW PRICEJ FOR YOUR LAUNDRY 9m T - . from the present series written by our own Bill Scott, to EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AU -CANNED EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' FOR YOUR LAUNDRY QT. JAR CANNIu -—— We here at The Herald are trying in earnest to answer the many questions on this subject. EVAy LOW PRICEII 4A OZ -- - - they'd have voted that way "if j the school board" had been able to properly prepare a series of news releases on the subject' SLICED CRUSH0 / - — -- -, today for the purpose of inreastn, the sal.lrie-s of some z police officer'-, to comply iith minimum sta ndards of the 'tate-federal government revenue sharing legislation, Mayor Kenneth Brown in. formed The Herald today Jaquesandtheotherwoboard members have taken the position that more hibernation is needed before they can vote for the $4 monthly hikes in pay for the half-dozen officers to give them a ,O0O minimum annual wage. When the minimum is raiw'1, the entire patrol torte will be entitled to up to $130 monthly salary subsidy from the state. 'Nevertheless. the mayor declared he is on top of the situation and believes the pay -\ \ said. the 45.15 plan,I really wonder 20 QT. OR callacounctlmeeungtorlpm. - ' SULTANA QT. To Meet - acting the city hail in a show of support. "If the city commission refuses then to listen to the will of the people, then we have no alternative but to file court action, since we will have demon' strafed we have exhausted every other means," he LOG added. ' City Commission at its May 22 meeting voted By John A. Spoliki three to two against allowing the people to say I'm having a delightful time whether they wanted districting of the city placed in A PENNY FOR YOUR analyzing the responses to our the "Readership Survey," as well the new city charter. Little graduates of the kindergarten Commissioners Gordon Meyer, Julian Stenas the "We'd lAke T Know" Lutheran Church of the Redeemer proudly pose questionnaire which covers the Strom and A. A. McClanahan combined their votes in their caps and gowns. The children are Terri 45-15 plan and the districting in an effort to keep the issue from ever reaching the issue in Sanford voters, Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioner John Convicted In Drug Bust Those who expressed Morris vot ed to allow the districting qu es tion to be themselves as being opposed to placed on the December election ballot, COPELAND-S ALL I4(eat 1)gge, DaCOIL lDkm GIANT - - class of LAUNDRY Ref uses - Rev. J. J. E. Connelly, Sanford black leader and a l os ing candidate in the 1971 city commission race to newcomer John Morris, said today petitiOfl3 calling for the right of the voters to choose whether they wanted to require city commission to live in e presentation at the June 12 city commission meeting. The minister stated he had been overwhelmed by the support the issue had brought forth from the white citizens as well as blacks in getting the matter brought back before the city commission. "Petitions are now being circulated to the white . areas as well as to blacks and we ho pe to have 2,5tk) 12," Rev. IL lie said on the night of the June 12 city corn- 37c LB. R0 Sanford In Council ilo, l%v lIllJ. SCOTT SAVE 7C M -. to( ilillerviit grade levels; such its elementary. mnidttk or senior high schools. (lie eldest child's schedule will deteruiiine the session for the younger children. The prt't-e'tlurt' will insure proper family grouping The census cards will aba designate transported and nontransported students and the (arils will Lit' SI marked Ii) itt' enrollment officer, Utilizing data processing, is report in the forin of a print-out will provide the transportation i ('ont'd 0mm I'agc 3A ('ul (p toad on Pit t ('ol $ 1C at Altamonte Springs la>m- Lawrence Swofford toda> confirmed a disclosure made six mouths ago In The Herald. ben she announced she definitely would seek the District l'hrre School Board post now held by another uie Democrat A. P. 1112ti BullJr. � 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>, May 29, 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