20 10 272 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/423440fbe6fe3091b71023b1993a2636.pdf 7b4bb535908030c96c919832309e8f30 PDF Text Text 6C—Tho Sanford Herald Thursday, April 13. 1972 Anyone Going Camping? by ALFRED KUtSCHSTEIN Raa'eatIamal Vebides (RVI) tinve eel to oiler. RVSS range frun small camping trailers (of canvis and plastk) pulled on wheels behind your car to a W tanry motor home for $37AW You'd be astounded at all that Is neatly ccwnp.cied Inside RVs. Make sure you know where and bow the Uric jack wutti. Some must be placed at certain points to work property. Watch out for e'*ctric brake cable). Check tug nuts; tire presires low on new fl (take along a tire gauge). Do you have all mantial and instruction sheets, warranties (or all appliances' Read carefully when you get home, It may prevent problem*. Before king, you will be an RV 01 tongue "expert weight. ftshtaitling, dump stations, rec fEithtles, and in The present four million RV owners are expected to double ge by im owners young people who want to go 01! into the wild blue yonder; biologists who find campers make good laboratories in the r2ling mrrPFvund'L If you ever have to make a net& field repair on camping equipment, and dom have the Mayor car-leasing comap- iu= One nawer is to riles, airlines and local RV a plastic bait box in your dealers rent CamIx!rs. Try It npeJ.u, for odds and before you boy it is sound a& ends, such as nuts, bolts, tape, CZUlkthg. special hZI• RV travelers who find o wrenches. Add to it as you go overcrowding at state and along. rational parks Loud consult Be kwA to your vehicle by the many fine ca.'npaind starting stopping and directories for alternate grvjy erratic driving of a campsites The best WZ) 10 towed vehicle marks a bad separate the god from the bad driver, and one who is a bights simply to 'ask' other tart campers. You meet a lot 01 Moe Leave something behind folks, who always want to help. gair' Use a check bat to avoid Few people *vc*ild consider this problem. While the "head wing a car without taking a of the family" wants to travel test drive. However, many RV "light" and pick up thin',s along buyers purctiw a rig right off the way. rnwt wives prefer to the lot or showroom floor leave home with a "well. without driving a single mile on stocked" unit. Develop a the roa& roaster check list for your own Before taking delivery of a usie. i new Rv vehicle: Campers beware The Be sure you are bnefed on daylight thief is 00 the ICiWL how to operate all the ap- Make fT)tTIdS with neighboring illances and equipment in an' campers, so that on the unit. someone to watch your Has the 12 gas system been equipment when ym an away checked for Inks? from yaw campste. Achain. Ask that all 12 gas ap. looped through Items outside pliances be lit to you can be (chairs. ice ctest. etc.) secured he are or in a p.dlxt to the camper tL ..L. k_I_. •..t A UMULAW UajlI, MIHI AM FXlP5 UVWF - Tomorrow, you can get a famous Daiwa, I _ _._ / L _ -- Or fjrratb • . A Sanford Plaza Penneys Op.n every nigh? Ill l , Breaks Up it *.4 i• SM. 'NI I $M. M.tsru 0, / / C LO' Da'wa 6'' hollow spinning rod------------- .... -----7.09 1_2~101MMMN f, Garcia 6' hollow spinning rod ---------------------------------------1,01 V_ RESULTS of a days fishing on the SL Johns River near Blue Springs for Mary and Paul Penny, of Canton, Ohio, was this big string of speckled perch. Visiting her sister, Liza Baker, in Chuluota, during their vacation, the couple froze their catch and took them north where A t times, some of us really lose sight of the overall "pielure", and get keyed on self importance. Now don't kid me. we're all subject to this u. vest). So . . let me demonstrate how small you and Iare in the part we play in this charade. Incidentally. don't blame me if this Illustration burst.s your xibb1e.. . it came to me via a ___ South Bend 6'1' White knight spin rod - ---- -- v- — -------7.01 ----- -- S Garcia 6'' hollow spinning rod ..... -------------------- 7.01 they held a fish fry for their friends. True Temper 6's' hollow spinning rod -------------------------7.01 (Liza Baker Photo) -_ - discussion held In Mr. Sparks' "Earth Science Class" at Daiwa 6' spin cast rod --------------------------------------------------7.00 Seminole Junior College. Seminole "If a movie ran in full length from January l,l972toJanuary 1, 1973 covering the earth's creation up to and including today, man's existence on earth would last In the movie a total of 5 SECONDS!" , Now, if that doesn't take some of the wind out of your sails.., I ,ç, pout Cam dessert. Everyone eats too much and resolves never again until next campout! The boat family for the month sets the weekend, select the Again we relax by the campperk or campground. (Chapter fire, have movise or slideft by-laws allow a mazimun discuss projects on conSPECIAL BUY! distance of 100 miles or two servation, tell and listen to bzirs travel time). Information stories, watch the stars come on distance, fees, facilities, out and occasionally ice cream entertainment and dinner plant is darned and served. On full approx. are announced at the previous moon nites we 01 us take Inside dimensions 11"xfl walks through the campground. bjslneu meeting, The campout weekend Marts or along a lake or river, 68 sometime Friday, with the depending on our location, so peaceful and the "early birds" set up by hinch whlch time. Afternoon is spent visiting catip.r ii of a perfect day. and exploring the campground. Agiith the fire Is totally out. irxr...opp,ex,h'ssd. $ dimsnsions 11#a"zlr'... paInted As other club members arrive, before' 'se last camper turns In On ,inday morning. if help is offered to park properly. book up quickly. nnd uistal1 1 practical. some 01 us go to our awning and lights around the home churches c' ittend approx. Inside $ campsite. The chapter's nearby church. Some state dimensions 11"i100'... p.lat.d "Banner Board" is set up, and parks and private ca.'npgrounds Irit.rtocklvig stai vial pon.(s. etivmlnurn bolts end nuts. Dnubie ahdiiia doors ,1 on plcih rollers. all members upa arrlial hang have services on the grounds. are At State and National campup their OWTW on the outline of their camping ,entican noin.,denorniinaUonal services are always held. unit We spend a few more two After supper at the individual camp, we gather around the relaxing. vWting with each The camre, which the host starts other and newly made camping as early as suitable. Con. friends, or In our favorite SANFORD PLAZA Penneys servatlon and or travel movies outdoor activity until it is time are shown. The last members to to break camp and reluctantly Cha cie It open 1 06 r-,. 'tl'p rn daily Pull in are usually in time for return home in the afternoon the popcorn made by 24 ladies and around the campfire circle in shopping bags, we eat tots and lots 01 it When the coals are ready. marthmaliow's are toasted and often some one will start a aing-a4ong. The Last I person left by the cam(lre .,,A douses It and makes sure it is u rr OPEN DAILY MON. THRU SAT. a A. M. - S P. M. Saturday monlng finds everyone well rested, we all 15512 D.s steep better at campouts it FRI.& SAT. SPECIAL -- L -- SPOC'181 laft April 11 By IRMA KIRSCR!TEIN 13" — 18" Zebco $33 Reel A favorite for over 18 years! Self -tube bearings, stainless steel c.ntersflatt that can't rust, Steel storage buildings. ....3 No Garcia-Mitchell .302 Reel. A workhors.i Holds 420 yards of 15 lb. monofiiament. 3% to I retrieve. Ball bearings it) Or try Penneys own Foremost reels. 78 SHRIMP 3" £XTEU Foremost 600 spin cast reel. Great for heavy duty salt water fishing. Bali bearings 1•' values are here every day. Nylon n... w1firl '.4 ft. Aluminum handles 4 t ;4 — J I --- 12 ft. Eska S HP outboard motor. Air cooled engine, solid state Ignition. 1114,. I - S.mi.ve* fib.rglass boat '1 249 Custom 17 ft. fiberglass S.mI.v.s fishing boat. 2 stern han. dlii. pojitiv, foam flotation. 2 oar lock bases. Up to 12 hp. recomm. - T1 — meting contest, ary hat parade, bingo game. Easter egg taint, white elephant sate, W a. hew... ho ia4,4,,. — contest or swimming races Some private campgrounds (WDW, etc.) offer so many activities that the hosts plan few ftho ead We M Um biking along nature trails, bike riding. awininaetc.drha the die. We are available ferwateHng news, baseball and football gaines or golf lmrnarnents. For the potluck dinner, the ladies bring forth the moat delidow meals Salmon losit. Shrimp Southern, German potato salad, old fashioned baked beans, Liver I)wnpiings Eth.1ukwt are a few 01 the mouthwatering dishes. Bir. thiiay cakes always provide the _ C " $495 " 3,)( - IF bas Trolling motor I. 390$ ASS ORTED tnoe s,w,,) 2-spied electric ANNUALS Blooming . Dwarf - w AZALEAS..... $169 PESTICIDES— FERTILIZERS— BULK SEEDS Hardware for ttti Farm or Hrne Foremost' 10 ft. aluminum fishing boat 5999 F..'. f.w(.is ., 2 bãb4I. ( SUNNILA! iii r _ )Oft.con.il..j*.&*' .0110144 0&dAIfl CSV,Wr4M44 su - ----- .- . - - - 3'1 Pø --S. . - GAN)EN SUM Sanford Plaza P.nnays OoeeIIa.se.'Ttltp.m. . . Ever have one of those "days" when it seems like it'll never end? Well. If you should ever again have of of those bad 1111)5, remember it could be worse ,,, living on the planet Uranus where It takes 84 years and 4 days to complete revolution about the sun. - — 5" Pot . Do it now Sunni Is rid Weeder—Feeder e " $429 Just found out a little-bit more about 10 year old hay (Rusty) Rauleraonof470E.Sixth Street, CIIUIUOtS. . YOU remember... we mentioned his plight 10 Monday's column? been In a corns the past 12 days (16 days now) at Winter Park Hospital. We asked for your prayers. Today, it would be most appreciated if you added some donations to your prayerful intentions. please. . uonurmuuon2 may in1aurui account family his name to the at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Sanford. -.- Sunniland 14.S Super Nitro 40 IHEIR NEWS) WAS ALL BAD Disappointment and consternation are reflected in the facial ex Flail, from left, Voile Williams Jr. and pressions of Judges Wallace Dominick Sal! I, who told a press conference this morning that the " rape of Seminole County is total, through, and complete." The statement is in referrence to the allocation by the state legislature of one Judge for this county under the new Judicial system approved by .1... uit i...i.. ,,,*i. liii ii vsvtLui UV I%,. TV -- ncnu of Article V. ........ r""n -_____________________ - .— - . - JCPenney The values are here every day. r .1 - Sanford Plaza OPSfllIa.m.'t$ltp.rn 'V - Evidentully the drive of the Seminole Zoological Society Is going over with much success.. so much, that President Clifford Nelson asked that we pWan publish the address to which any of the donations may be sent. It you wIll, please . . . send 11, same to Room 619, Care Of Sanford Atlantic National Bunk Bldg. In Sanford, Inside ----- - -- -- - StIlt VEYshows housewives across the nation are turning to oth er dishes as the main fare to -beat the high cost of meat. --- ------ — Yesterday's hIgh 88 low 63. WEATHER andwarm,highsmidflostO90,l0W66t071. - Fair A powerful early spring storm blew hot and cold today as it rolled from the Rockies across the Great Plains. Unusually warm air rushing up from tile Gulf of Mexico clashed with the cold air covering the North and spawned a band of thunderstorms n's midsection along the nation's me of the thunderstorms were severe, with large hail and damaging winds, — -- The weather outlook for Sunday's launch remained satisfactory, with a forecast of partly cloudy skies, Southwest winds of 15 miles an hour and temperature of W. HERALD INDEX 3 Area deaths Bridge ................... 9 Calendar - - --- --- -------- lOA Chinch directory ........... 14 Church news ---------------2 -----12.13 ClsifIt'd ails II Comics COtIP''e . ........... They who give have all Dr. Crane ------------things; they who withhold have Dear Abby ....ak&.... giu...i.. n.,..,,...s, S Editorial comment u -, - - Guide EfltCttj*infn.flt ------Guide Farm News Horoscope ---- ----- - ------hiospitaLnotea ............ lIlA Public notices ........... II Sv-iety Sports .................... 6-7 TV ...................Guide Tabihopping ...........Guide tJn,,.4nhl,mrkpt 1OA '''' '' ---- - ------ ---------- I5Y IIOWAIU) BENF.DlCj All Aerospace Writer THIRTEEN MONTHS of intense training ends for Apollo 16 astronauts today, then they'll relax a day before taking cff for the moon on Sunday. ----- ..-.-----. - CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) —Rep. Lou Frey, R.Fla., an nounced today the United States will build two bases for the space shuttle, at Cape Kennedy at Vandenberg Air Force Base u_1u. In a tae ephone call with Associated Press from his Washington office, Frey said (lie National Aeronautics and Space Administration would make the announcement at a news conference at Cape Kennedy later today. Frey said (lint Cape Ketuiedy, America's premier launching site, oulsI tb,' uwd for initial testing of the sac*, shuttle and that It would be the initial 0P crationni bow se for this reuseabte rocket plant', Flight testUig 11 expected to begin in 1976, with first manned t est fli g li ti scheduled for 1978. The shuttle, capable of 100 Ot more trips Into apace, Is expect. ed to be operational Into In the decade. Frey said Cape Kennedy will be used mainly for NASA Launchings. He said that in 1979 or 1960 a second base will be in operation at Vandenberg. This will be used mainly by the Defense t)e' partmncnl for military missions. The ct-ngreuman said the Defense lk'tuartment would pay for building its own base at %'O denberg. M oat NASA launchings require an east-west launching and Cane Kennedy is ideal for ------------------------ - :-2 p DOESN'T THIS POSE REMIND YOU OF WHAT'S THAT MOV1E' Bob Stafford, Back in the saddle Jamaica, N.Y., passed through Sanford — Thursday riding his horse, Dana, on his way to Ocala. Stafford left New York in September on horseback with a buddy and they rode down the coast to Melbourne where they split up. They make about 20 miles a day. Hodges - - Jaycees Support D stricting V -- - i Sanford-SsmlnoLe Jaycees relationship to districting. '(kr own recommendation" Thursday night voted to support the Greater Sanford Chamber In the districting question will of Commerce legislative and come after the study is cornnational affairs conimnittet's pleted." Crossley added. recninendation to the Sanford commissionerl City Commission that the declined to discuss the Monday question of iiistricung the city be placed on December election for putting before the people a ballot for a vote of the people. to rossley. Jaycee decide whether they would George president and cu-chal.nnan of priCe having a cuauntluner Lux Chambers cotrinitt'e, tald ave in the iüsirimt t'j*u the Jaycee board took three he There would be steps in dcalthg with the four districts train which districting issue. cammisewners would run In addition to asking that the wide. 'chide the candidate for placed on the ty question ballot, thebeboar'd also molved uiaior<umflC'.l.S4tcner ¶r',uId be request all Sanfmxvt permitted to live in any district ' proposw al l o w __ C Bases A A SMALL BOY'S TALE of death and torture among his brothers and sisters prompts Jacksonville police to is3ue a nationwide alert for the father. ------ - ------- 2 Space Shuttle THE HERALD - ____ "I've had more trouble with Sanford than Miami. Jacksonville and Tampa all put together." Thus spoke Jack Jenkins, of the U. S. Department of h ousing and Urban Development (HUD) regional office at Jacksonville, at a meeting of the Sanford Housing Authority last night. The meeting ended when one member walked out, saying Gordon Bradley, Housing manager, had lied to him, and when a member of the Sanford Tenant Council charged the authority members 'are crooked." Sam White, authority member, asked Hanky Guitafion how long he had been on the authority payroll 1Guztafon was recently retained to determine where $500,W) in HUD funds will be spent in renovating the city's public baaslng.l Gustafson replied about 45 days. ti.. .— WhIIA to .t'.'lIt, qrd1,y of •-- — -- having lied to out with Chairman John Smith walked member him and the pleading with him to stay. Rev, (',oldle Eubanks, head 01 the tenant council, jumped to his feet and verbally assailed Dr. Vann Parkes, board member, for "Jumping up" and going Into the next room during the meeting. While this was happening, a tenant council member, pounded her list on the table and shouted, "This hoard is crooked." ous to pass a resolution to request the half-million dollars in modernization funds, after Jenkins informed the tenants,"I am too tired after being in 11 other meetings today to go through a hand. You either accept the program without ct angir.g one comma 0tI will give the funds to one 0bother clUes which want IL" Eubanks said the tenants were complaining they Were not consulted n how the xnoneywould bespent. Jennings replied, "You don't have the money yet," Dr. Parker had moved to have the chairman sign the resolution, formally asking fir the funds, but White declined to second the motion until just.hired authority attorney Ned Julian Jr. had read the document. ,iulian, after scanning the paper, said it was a standard government contract and recommended It be approved. White agreed and the motion passed. Gustafson said to completely renovate the four public housing projects would coat about $2.75 million but this could be done onayeer.to.Ye,ar basis a5 federal funds are obtained. Jenkins said new streets also are needed and advised that modernization is a continuing function. Eubanks wanted building contracts for the work be given to "poor people" arid Jenkins replied. 'We will use minority contractors where possible. IIIA Jud ges Request NewspaperAid -________________ Headlines 88 XPenney - - Got a follow . up call from the head of the Carpenter's Local No. 2376 ... thatarticlelhadin The Clock earlier in the week Court, in a "total betrayal of the publicizing through the media By MARION LIETHEA about their wanting to raise people's faith. Irs hard for the "travesty" to the people, their wages to $9.60 an hour,.. inan unprecedented appeal to judges to speak out," Judge who, itLs hoped. will bring about .the gents around here would the news media by the SaUl said. "It's not our role in enough pressure upon the • want me to point out that judiciary, Circuit Judge life tocritictzo people but l feel governor and Legislature to area in question was Miami. Dominick Salfi, at a press we must step out of role when effect a remedy. litre.. . they're only getting conference this morning, said in something must be done. Judge SaUl told the group the $6.07 an hour. "We don't know what else to state Supreme Court initially relation to implementation of However, their present Article V, the "rape in Seminole do," he continued. "We've conducted a detailed study of contract expires in October... County is total, thorough, and contacted everyone .., we don't the case load and population of and then watch out. (The last complete." this county, and that later the know where else to go," sentence is my thoughts and not informal quiz session chief Judge and a committee In an In an emotional appeal, Judge to be reflected as being at Salfi said that recent action of among the pciel of judges, recommended four Judges. trtbuted to the union, O.K.?) the state Legislature in which included Judge SaUl, Further study by the court Oh yes, one of the requests assigning one county judge to Circuit Judge VoIle Williams Jr. resulted in a recommendation sure to be presented will be paid Seminole County for the new and County Judge Wallace Hall, of three county judges as a vacations, two-tier court system, as op. and the assembled media, the minimum to handle the c&w So, I asked, "If they only work posed to the three recom- sentiment expressed Is that the load on a job, say 4 to 6 months, how mended by the state Supreme Immediate course of action is (Cont'd On leg. JA Col. 6) would they be entitled to a paid --vacation? And who's going to pay for it?" Was told that they'l.1 work on that part of the proposal. T Garcia-Mitchell $300 Reel- The classic. With oilite bearings. Teflone drag and new antiinertia brake ___ , Campers ' - fly HILL SUM By John A. Spoiski --- Famous name reels, too. All Penney-priced. seems. The atni from the chapter coffee pot and often pancakes cocked for all on the outdoor grills calls us together. U the host farrn y has special entertainment planned for us, we find the notice posted on their trailer. It can be a treasure or scavenier hunt. Wild Meet -, .L_A_ A ." Donnybrook .?/ 9 P.M. IMI - Friday, April 14, 1971—Santord,Florlda 32171 641h Year, No, 170 Prico 10 Cents brake signals. I Could cost you a that hinders them is to your traffic fine as you drive home). advantage. - a I've got to cut back w'mh"t'ol meat In large supermarkets, done about this," he 'aid, and pound. ground ramil for 11.19 get pound and potteeheuse steak and meat teems to be the pla.' 'The Al' survey compared reaffirmed hi. ntefItlOfl "to Associated l'res. Writer to do it %4myhe f feed my i'1t advertised si,1 'TheIr' 11 59 The Terrence Snyder falnhly iirkes for three Items—pork prices down" the terre time in 7.shetts rr psr'ak.l for' dinThe tatsir O.'partinent said prk&s at of l.ns r;geli's used is, eat steak t hops, grritUl4I round anl pni'. then save the meat (cr 79 cents for pork ctinpt, 99 or and were teihouse ,teak--with the cost of that wtw.Ie.'aIe fond prices fell twit-c a week. husband and W. The kid'i cent In Mirth after big cents fr ground round and 111 25 my Now, says Mrs Snyder, "we the saDie IOPAIS (WI, yPars ago. 0 3 per care less My htshar"I t'orakln't The comparisons varied jumps in earlier months. An for porterbou.se. hove steak once a wpek.e have had o doesn't realtie we've 1)epartmsnl me I N ., st , more dairy meals, tuna salad, widely. In most areas, however. Agriculture scrimp" *rii:, iuiitii'Ili. isintiwlclics and soup. prIces were If) to SO rent.s a spokesman estimated retail ipr'm. qip'rAt Purity total r,f par. fwxI prices will go up a I week, higher this the pound I'm spending the same in Onw shopper, who declined to market In Boston, pnrterhoai'e cent this year and said that market, but getting less for my ticuhirly for the more expensive p.r teak was $1.78 per pound. be identified but said she feeds more than half that Increase atcuts. money." C. Jackson (rayson, chair- rraIyhasvowedupongrrxer7 her husband, herself and tour compared to 2a two years Mrs. Snyder's complaint was children on a vtw'l teacher's And gr.iin4 round was $1 echoed by women all nrross the man of the federsl l'rlee Corn- store shelvet ornmented. - 'Prices compared to $ cents. No hearings the Canal salary, In New Orleans, ciintry who were interviewed ,nistion, opened have gone uçi, but my paycheck p.arLaon was available frr early Wednesday on risIng food VhIkry chain recently was sellby 11w Associated Press stays the same. What ran 146, chops, now selling for Ii •' pork chops for $1.19 per this week as they shopped for prices. Something's got to be Ing Illy lA)tilMF. C(HilC #auf-orb True Temper or Garcia-Mitchell for 7.99 at Penneys. . by Less F Money But Gettingor . ____ we t y w k g. Housewife Is Spending More You can get a 7.99 fishing rod almost an yplace. Tips From An Expert this ty.c launch. The solt.1 M-1 ustir.g tacititles. But su'-ong bids Cruarley said .1w.-raw. will booster rockets can be were made by several places, civic clubs to help get the issue parachuted into the Atlantic including White Sands, N.M., on the ballot. After it is placed attend the Monday 4 p.m. offshore without endangering Dugway Proving Grounds arid before the voters, the Jaycees Comni'iiUn work ,Its3Mfli.when Weriduver Air Force Base in will establish a cmnnuttee to the panel is expected to bring tip civilized areas. But the Defense Department Utah and Clin1orenna,n Air study not only Sanford govern- the dLstrcttng t.ssue luring a merit but the county govern- dlaciassitn !fl thC ir'ip'ti -:ity requires north-south polar or. Force Base, Okla. President Nixon in January mental structure and their charter bits, the patho followed by most of this nation's militar y satel- gave a go-ahead for a six-year ti S ,lnm,-,.. in ,ta%,.lnI, .w an- r' iruni t,._ . lites, now iuuncnvu i____.. "a" i the shuttle. NASA later reduced dcnbcrg. fly launching south from the the overall cost to $5 1 bIllion by California base, the boosters turning to less expensive solid also can be dumped Into the sea. fuel b,xistcrs instead of liquid Polar orbits can't be flown rockets. The shuttle will be capable of from the Cape because the boosters would overfly land delivering communications. weather, military and other satareas. ethIcs into orbit, and returning re'covThe boosters will be ned and refurbished for later to earth payloads which need leiwwht's The orbital section, rt'NIIr which can carry as many as 12 persons, will return to earth and Land like a conventional Mr. craft. After refurbishment it will be ready to fly again in two weeks. The selection of Cape Ken. Thebe eyes of the world itwy nedy and Vandenberg ends a on Cape Kennedy and the Apollo 3"s.year NASA Defense Department search for a site. Launch Sunday, but here in Cape Kennedy all nkme has Sanford the big event wtibethe t.i the favorite becaussi of ex. official dedication and ribbon cutting for the new Good Samaritan Ruins facilities at I Stur Night p.m. — an occasion that seemed It will be a star spangled night as unlikely a few years ago as for members of the Seminole walking on the moon. Sen. Lawton Chiles has been Concert Mutual County invited to attend the dedication Association tonight at the along with local dignitaries and u the Sanford Civic Center season ends on a happy note all friends of the home. Evtr>une is invited to tour the w,th the presentation of Nil Simon's faat'mun-iag comedy, beautiful new facility Sunday "S'r.SpangLed Girl." Curtain afternoon Prior to moving day on Monday fur all the residents rises at $ p.m. of the home. _.__L..1 - .,PPAefl - -- - - ---- Our Own Sendoff -- -- - - -- - �- - - --- -- ----- •--v: - - - _ _ - - -- --- -- - : :- - --- - .: --------• - -- - -- -- -- ------ , -- ----• --- __..- - --- -_ - 2A-The Sanford tierald Friday. April 14. 1972 ..9.~'-- -. . •i Pastor Pastor' s . Will Be I _____ IOY D OPEP CxPAL CTURCI One of the things That rnartod the Cwtsuan Church right after QutsZ's resw-reetjan was the fact that Christians did '°' iu* believe that Jesus was the San of (kid, that He had died on the oss and Then risen again Thee. were aware that He had t The Holy Spirit to them as a gift to fulfill pj We not Just r.Ilgtosa people they were i1t fined PSCPIe. as though the thing that marb the Oristian Chiirch today Is that we call ourselves zr1sZlans , AM make a fair fwetenoe at being ___ _ aware of the Holy Spirit and we make no attempt to let IlJtn become a part of our lives. We ma ke a fair attempt at bebiving in Jesus. We kr'cep the resurrection enaugti w make a small effort U' get owwlves It chuz-ct' on Easter. Put when I: c3mes in accepting the fact of th rrallZ3 of fl promised by Jesus and given to the apostles ajld others on the Pentet - well, we just don': buy ft at all It seems as though fir bilk of those who call ChristimoM W to remember Jesus' promise tv send the Candorter and also the lence of the apostles and otherr at he Tazflecost,, There is. however, a new awsrcness sweeping the world that Jesus did mwftow ft sow duth and that the Cornlorter , has come into the world There are countless people who have accepted Jesus' promise and who hove recriveii the power He promised, We Might well print a new bumper .ti which aiys, "The Holy Urft is alive and well in - _ ______ people., or an• çrctai I'm ia talking about ".i denomination or I'm talking about Christian people who belong to all the major churches 1 am talking ahout plait; Nto* holding w*nar) jobs and doing ordina:3 things, arbo have recolved train God power to be whole and alive and . is . I ~%~v I = Inved is faith. Yet having said that we deepest comes when mae finally opens himself up in the work of the SWL We h8vt to want to W God take om management of Our lhes.We hew to pray - and mean It for God to take over. And we have to be sorry fir sing. Once we = , imile to God, He will take over. 71w presence 01[ dw H* Spb* can often be fell in a mose of warmness or & feeling of love which Is almost overwhelming. We may 'y leers of j'. We may laugh with delight. Whatever happens, the peace which is promised bs Jesus wraps us in a warm of comiait fld happineSS. Then the power. Faith 5iecnrnes far more than a word. It bemsura eowJtmen1 that l total and without r - vaUon. We begin to know positively things we have sort ci accepted with a shaug tiefort. We can praise God with twain1tg, ProlmbIy we will be given the gift in tongues In the New Tanaent whereby we pray and jralse God In His language a language which we do not Ow madaiWdezzeto know It te1nis Pleasure and hope. Knmftg flee' Spirit and allowing Hun if that's a good tmmi in come Into our lives gives so much joy it is almost lnibasble. We can Zak. our Illnesses to the Lord and Imm 00 P& will tow M. We can prity with bitenisity saw mlaigng p& for the first time in our lives. We finally know what Is truth. As a matter a! fact we want WwOd W114 PeG*11110111 the Loord Jesus and life becomes 011e 91`0101. illehilla, Praise the Lord' exectiUve minister of Florida CiTtiitiari OuwcPes, will deliver the sermon on "A Bright Hope" and Ix-eside at Dr. r)$Vld U1fll pen ' board of Ouiitiart churches, will assist. Sauers chairman of fll board of F'Irs: Church. will "d th C0VI!Tnt of Earl Evans. who served as chairman of the psstor4al committee, will give the dosing paYeT. The combined adult and youth choirs, under the direction of Prances Hiebor, will sing. Dr Harris was called to Church last summer, and came here in December, lrstallsuan WOS (IeIILVCd due t r UpdegraU buying boon u Rtzrrpe and the Floly Ls Dr Harris came from the senior pastorate of Ren' I Lectures Niow . 114 foirifo ' About His Faith . - - eet-fl. •• SANI nt.cisco tAP EmIc Alan Young, who Into tving another the other offers kw a few ears used to talk with Mr. Ed ____ 'burcb not *fl3 wit ne. have no de,t lectures audonces about his Ortattan togoback nebecause This Is the bigUme.' Science faith. '1 don't feel any peat change Yair&i's fami C'Ofl%'ecl1'd to an Science While he Was tncarri,"uidYraig,5t, who left show business the years a teen-ager, and he ago to give full time to his faith with curing him of asthin religion. He was In San Fran- and keeping his health .. etwo recently on part of a ceUent. He M)'5 he hasn't eangtow that will last until tied a &cur in yea-. June arid take him all mer the -It's gmaL" Young said (4. Western and Plains states, lecturing after being an art "As an entertainer, you're You have to be red because yoi highest Idea of )O' you C*fl't go ttitø YOW' (1&ThC'e, 'nung explained. 'Well, I'm you know-but Pm reads." _____________ ___________ presently- In my highest Ide-a y now. Only I have a nructi _________________ he:ter producer and dir.ctct." The Canadian-born actor, ___________________________ who got his big break in 1K5 as _________________ a radio replacement of Edic 1 F1 ILRS AHE tO Cantor, appeared in several HINTINGTO movies but was best knowri as For the first time an haAr snaight man ta- Mr. Ed talking horse Roman Catholic parochial schools have mffiv lay . teachm than nuns and priests teaching "I had planned to quit Ed the 117 Catholic Almanac shows it Puts the number of lair . I i I llUj IT-V * W411 . * - ______ _____ - - REX. HAROLD A. HARRIS ~ Center 1. who was honorod with a reception by members of the LW of First Christian ()iurch. poses with Miss Ronnie B%-rd (left i, MT ser%-ice chairman, and Mrs .. Crmrge W. Morgan, CWF president. Vu., but prior to going tz Rosemont, had served in Sanford. ________ FolkmW. the wn-we, Ik Harris, Dr. lJpdegraff. Dr. and Mr Shannon and officials of Area Chu rch News the church will have a luncheon Since the coming of Harris. the cluircia school ii- Attomonte Community program at Thursday's noun Workshop an Children's guest singers on luncheon meeting of the Golden Ministry, April S. in The Powell family is fl known trndanrr has more than Church Years Fellowship In fellowship Ga, Purpose of the workshop doubled its attendance, and hail s for thou gel mc was in offer iraining to selerte wnhip s'tce atndunce ilw% L-hapel Guild ff the 71-It W"k InnF iw,lnm- o! krarierj ir, planning for childrer singing an all lunt high will conclude in the local church. The Christian Women's Altarnont, Comrnunit Church First Assembly A Junior High Retreat win Fellowship of First Christian will meet at Ipin., April 20, In Saturday nigh: as Rev. A. Wachmefr, nwnden1 of held April Church honored their new the educational building. Pol at nge Cl - _____ - N p "'I" , -. - , , , .e-- rent of the tLIal I V - - 1- ' .. - ' - ______ - ..",r f 1, - - 41.1 _____________ _______ ' & -. - I T- .--1 (:)?c $$ a'ftIIonaI IUT mitts of prW.rty tales to be levied this year • lsdrrn4n /t F .. l*.'l it, rr,tIr,n t-el','4 Stuart of"i Kreth lhurvli4y (hanged (hairs seconding from -three JP.o. an@ MW t.; with iran Bryant, vice chair. (ui1p.pprr tait action on the ifpe.d Ju4it" and a a-nail dtm ''r' men, in order to move that • itit.ti was flnsfl)' judge Arid ropisen , .Y-m ,r !h trillinge ele(llon be called at the until the rwitt ho~srd meeting orw COUntY udg.. earliest possible moment to after oneitinn from A P Rule, A rinastlon was rai.M obtain voter approval of an Jr.,KaySlatonand Mrs. Bryant of whether there is any .viv lack generated over was available information on Just Increase the number of ju1l$(e within the what manner the millage *ouid f.egtslatura and if there r' 'W.4 rnistriictLon, l. used for shtol hula said Supt John Angel plans n s.#'k additlna tu4iti JudCe Hall wered that Lhe to a had offered no alternatives and opined, state Cnojtltutlon provides the four-mill levy state Supreme Court may Always we hear we must hIVe JU61'5 from rr.nce money. ft will be f thos L*glslatura an needed, mills this time arA foour mills Wø r.4 to rk ov rail time." more Jud' Hall 'iprassed. i I Rule said there are convince the [.*qlaltstura thAt vhool crowding problems and addlthWlal Judges are needed :n Seminole County. he mentioned the 4$-IS Judge ialfl Iterated the year plan as a good method. contention that a minimum -( Previously Angel had inneeded :.three judges is dlcated is-is would be enacted-accomplAh the type of lusuer to which the citizens are anit's good two years from now, it's good naow." I1zautng. he said, - Wa Mrs Bryant reminded Angel must kiok to the Legislatun fr.r be had notthe informed what additional figads relief, The governor has not for edthObuY!t .. iT%yha .1 vr,uld be used. Sheasaid, "You wfl have to have more enough pressure were brouiht .. then. specific recommendation lb be*i'. he mused apparently, upon a reallstfr before I will vote to ada note commented. but then. 'people for four mills." little Seminole County, I don: Angel said it Is Imperative 'i that a mlflage election be held know. t2w Judge Salfi enmm,ntad that the second Tuesday in , the new stam will be tanstressed there La about st-a and "Um JOE TUCKER weeks to inform the public of PfltedJfl 1 1973, fus a* tremantleul we e' need. injusUe to Seminole County .. ______ .'- Despite - I tk' SP I '- ot io C - eiti:ens a fr.ltng 'f 'rornpie" fristration.' - It almost mak'-i roe want to cry," he said. Judge Williams sneetnrti'i pointed out that "the i.'gls!ature has no mnr hisIn.I1 running the rawt than the court has running th" IegisLsture." Further erplanatlon of 'ha critical problem faelng th.' rr.tmty Is the fart that the p'v '. Federal - - 7 mentprojecis among American Indians says a report compiled bs' the Lutheran Council in the &A . tint. sc(rrr '4 ••• I.- ... 1. - Is Postponed / 11 - $ - es t ion . equipment. i who vripIint* Qu 'W",. , * 91 . - ~~f - II. AIDED E%t \TIRK tAPa an churches have provided about $1 million In the past year for ial ministries. sat .w' ~ r - On Saturday, they'll take the day off reported there were no problems in the for relaxation in their crew quarters. rocket, spacecraft or ground support -- cr'ir.ty J , Gordon INirner, lead test supervisor. Aid f,ftr#.r jilt fr's fr'ir ffi Infnrmatlno, he iaW, RM now one man 'vU) he ri'wiutte4 t' .rc,InnIe prnblem faring rf than task the perform County In (hat lb.' prevent per rent actually make raae. dit.mlnating the l4,(W ra aysievti In1uIøs fr) s',.ntwsfly ,o o udge Wil liams. n 4$vta$n of the situation, M'i that there is 'no way" for w' e School Tax man to ilist.'n to all the corn- • A i,iiii 'f Ihø itflIV' Wl1lInrn the ninth and 10th Americans to walk stage lost its heat and became a on the moon, will be in the lunar mod- relatively dead planet. At the launch pad, the countdown ule simulator and Mattingly in the proceeded on schedule toward the command ship trainer, liftoff of the Saturn 5 rocket at planned This is the last day of training for the EST in. Sunday. crew, which selected for 12:54 Apollo i6 - 1 nflntjd horn PI The rocks they collect also might tell rende!vous and docking. become scientists why the moon at an early Duke, who are to Young and . Request ewspaper evidence, It will show tilt' Illooll once the surface and had a hot, active interior like the earth 'boon, liftoff from They indicated they probably would ----. dges I - the two simceships, descent to the 14 u p - I'1T1r'flhi t. . . .1 I the moon's tm intnlnt'us highlands. CAPE KENNEDY, Fin. API They are to land near the crater 'a'htrtC('fl months of Intense training ends today for the Apollo 16 astronauts, 1)escartes in the highest region on the then they'll relax a day before taking front side of the moon. Scientists believe this mountainous area was off for the moon on Sunday. John W. Voting, Charles N. Duke Jr. formed by two distinct volcanic events . and Thomas K. Mattingly 11 plan to that occurred during the convulsive spend most of the day in spaceship formation of the moon mw-i' than four billion years ago. trainers, rehearsing as they have 11 Voting and Duke find the volcanic times the critical separation of many ,. 111- '_' jl~ Young and fluke to the first landing In - J , I 'Y reviewing the complex flight plan which is to take P \crnpsee Writer - I ___ •I 1 spend some of that 11EEfllC 8 ' .1. tf -1 1. -- Dr. John C. Updegraif, Well Whist . -- Dr. Harold A. Harris Will he Iniafled as minister Christian rcSunzIa t 11 1- Th. tvlN. I. P RE - Installed . l' Alive, HOLY (ROSS f I I- Spirit Former Comic -- -1 , Corner Holy . . ; ; ______ 1 govermental council of Central 4' the women on the subjeri of Methodist Church speaks in Senior High Fellowship will florida. wI3 our ALTAMONTE SPRINGS er" at 301 '' 'will begin He noted the funding was ' ' All member, and Council of Local' 1.ake' Bl v d The CALNO . Sunday prior to Official board members Town, a revival at First Aseemb&v of I friends ofthe church err invited ., Governments will receive Its approved for study of a land use attending the School Central Baptist assisted the CW`F and in the 10 uttelld. Refted9netits will be Christian Education at the previously approved federal Plilfi, which La necessary for receiving iuw With the post Sunday with services conchurch grant of$16,000 from the state of water and sewer plants aswell were Fred Saurs, Board served OTSatZdl%,thUIji- H, tinuingtougtaAprjj,exceç)t drainage plans, parks and Florida even if the City of chairman, and Elders Belt C. Acteen will attend the Sa**wda. Both are talented recreation and tired protection. United of Cuaelberry is not a member Upsolo Presbyterian Purvis and Earl Evans. "Comezzagether" Ice' Acte.ens at singers and Swofford said growth In his city i; I the organization. Mr. and Mrs . Iare graduates of Methodist a: -. Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Including $200 million worth of greeted guest, at the door and Lake Yale. They le First B*pti,t Church of Bible College In Lakeland. . Swolford made this statement construction In the making and 4Longwciod Bell Ringers a-In Services begin nightly at 7:30 frrszamg at the guest book was Sanlando United Methodist church at I A.M. Thursday at a luncheon - applications to be pcocrssed Mrs Harold .1. RIng. e'rsenla concert Szmda.'. April p.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday. Church will hold its first Sunday at 2:30 P.M., 4.: of the Maitland -South currently for $65 million In meeting . at 7 p.m. at the Upeala Presiding at the refreshment vices Sunda with Rev. Lyman L1lrar' will be dedicated -. Seminole Chamber of Corn. planned building, requires °''xtable were Mrs. Fred Sauea-s Kfrkwood as orgini.ing pastor named The J. H. East Lfte'nmerce at the Valley Forge offlclalswhomust"Ihink big." First United .ii::':.. j andMrs.BHmsmi.Mrs, Albert at the' Pest Federal Savings Mondav,ai 10a.m., Central He also decried the fact that -. Country Club. The mayor said Hickama was chairman of the and lAan building ma SR 436 hi Baptist Church a-u host the Church of God Methodist Tallahassee office of the although a 12-story motel and a the decorating committee. Altamozite Springs. Sunday Seminole Association WMU 10-story apartment complex of CornState Department ____________ School will Uieet it 45 tin Spring Rally. Mrs. Norman The We'ileyan Service Guild , of Prophecy I ,, munity Affairs gave him this to be and worship at U sin. Site for Benrrtt. association cftflctai, % I of First United Me'thodjt assurance via telephone. All neighboring ones, has a fire ________________ the proposed church is located will toad the meeting. Miss C35n-ch fliet at the' brine of The public is cordially , that is necessary, Swofford truck which can reach higher pert'*pa wo justice dented at SR 4N and 1.4 Ftesidwts; at Carolyn weatherfaM Sute Ij to attend the Pudiers of Man MM, Lmise 1--re. fit magnolia -, .. that the three remaining than 35 feet. "The CAINO Is prevail upon the Governor said, can the arm are invited to attend, W.M.U. executive sem-etax-v. Crusade now In progress at the Ave., for the April i g. Mrs cities of Altamonte, tudies can tell us what careers be hill mem r p MISS AltamonteSprings, Granville and Miss Helen Masters, Church MAYORS Lawrence Swofford peepe t, ANNE Gehinan t cue where Longwood and North Orlando nted. I Legislature !a.- r. i.imn i miminnary nurse fr= Nigma. Ekn Averoje.7: 3D p _ m. nightly. sidedCommunity United North Orlando, and Kenneth Brown of Longwood discuss planning Pastor of spiritualist raise the $8000 matching funds such a fire truck would be up the we d 41 1A r r - t • are featured JiCk5 The except Szida, 7p. Mrs. Hazel Fh.ynt , In Research Society, kidO, It SUbject studies to be undertaken by CALNO and their funding with Mrs. Betty required as the CALNO share of located as long as it were charge Women will enjoy a covered of an Easter will speak Sunday at 7:30 Friday night is designated Methodist financing the approved studies. available to Altamonte, if Cass of the Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Joe Tucker alias Tcenmny Lee dish luncheon at noon, P.M. at First Presbierian "family Night" with guest programming on (Donna Estes Photo) Swofford called the refusal of needed," he said. Johnson, 33, Midway, was Community United Methodist speaker, Rev. Earl Parker of and Arts" with Du,uth,1 Wallet, Church on "Spirltnahn." _____________________________________________--of the City of Casselberry to be Longwood Mayor Kenneth arrested Thursday afternoon at First Presbyterian Chap an,. Church of Canaierry Men-S V011 Sanford. "Youth Night" is Romamid part of the organization "small Brown, chairman of CALNO, his and charged with the Fellowship will meet T'uesda i P'-' of a Sthool of Saturday night with guest Callahan. Maude' Coleman, The Winter Park.M&H wt11 be thinking" and predicted In the answering criticism leveled by first degree murder of Joseph always rtnW ?wic*. " Church "1 6.30 P.m- for a up'er speaker. Bishop B. M. Jotanson, Evelyn HuoWian said Oara Christian Educsticn. ,,, , future CALNO will be the local Casselberry Mayor Curtis Gi-ern, a neighbor who was the scene of a "Carver Fair" , , meeting at Blow, said although inclusion of gunned down week ago as he today and5aturday,Ia.m. to 10 St. Joe Church Rev. aiM haics our low Kenne th Mullis, State' Ovetseer ci the Churches Swain ?kiii pert Rev. Randall Parsons Maltiand and Eatonville, cat Auto Loins. A mart stood on the porch of his home. p.m., for th. benefit of Orange _______________________ FLOWERS "The Legea o Tavares, Ve'flti'lloqujit cad Presi,'teria Church Go tod Orange County, has not pc,,n Fax dog ne-Isv Tucker managed to elude County schools and others who GRACVILLE-..Rt'v. Dewitt of magician, a-Ill present the bortt, attended a Regional S*Ie'x- from Orlando wit] be Tt'ee." Mrs. Edith Myers____ rli,e'j considered, It Is a good Idea. "1 authorities after the shooting care to attend. T. Mathews Jr. has resigned at Citizen • -. the meeting with an. Schools thank Curtis Blow for thinking but was captured without InFor Participating trade and Cr ak Baptist Church to Mayer. he declared. of It," be=* w3or of F , - :V1 .,~- - = School Board member A. P. lAstly, Buie wants Shtvin's schools of enrollments of 750A White EkphaM sale regardless of Brown Seminole chief investigator. sponsoringtheCarerrFair,and (Pat) Bweir. Lacontinti'gha opinion on whether small 1,500 students ore large and t.w held after the ureting and Casselberry's action the other and [let. Sgt. Johnny Wright booths win be set up, including April 16 •1 for factories type dehumanized efforts to establl.th small, one- educational units of the te'frt*brIie*dS served by Mrs. ' hand liar teec it. We three cities will remain part of when he returned here from one by Stmini,le Mathews has served the !,,> room community schools. mentioned can be established production of children who an lAt and co, , Rev. Jay T. Cosmoto will bostess. Mrs. Esther the group. lie scid the 326 Itiviers Beach. He completed his bachelor of This is the first commwuty His latest action Li a request on an experimental bails or demonstratively less welllAnsing. ., speak at both morilng wcx'sblp divinity degree at New Orleans percent growth seen in thI Qdp&!y, lU 32 ZTUWU1a WIIIIt said Tucker escaped Career Fair and will provide tz ALTAMONTE SPRINGS to AttorneY General Robert pilots to test the motive of educated," services at First Baptist Qiie'eJ Baptist Theological Seminary South Seminole areas between _\ career information. studYft at RaptIM Bible Buei's letter is the latest of -As a long - lime citizen of the 1960 and '70 census -- paper after the death of Green. His car current ~Shevin asking for a legal education in neighborhood 4011~0 i this Sunday. Accompanying in May 19M. Prior to this he was i He' receive was later found abandoned on Exhibits at the fair will ____________ several steps the board member Casselberry, I'm a little bit boundaries" have to be .Lt'TES ST. PAUL him will be__ his wile, Enuns, opinion on whether the county schools. graduated from Truett represent career opportunities the dhna In theologj' hi Street near Sanford. YORK Al"I directed the request to ties taken In trying o obtain ashamed of them," Casselberry overlooked. He' added the Henry - can purchase land In local !dczz Cniicg, In 11w followIng occupations: p-adasatlon 'v* on May 11 though Judaism has long eon__ out wo at UNsItO STAi' '- neighborhoods in plots of one Shevin rather than the state recognition for his one-room Insurance executive Betty Cans federal government Is granting Green had been arguing over Rev. Coemnata is pastor of Ga., and received the bachelor Agricultural, forestry, BANK can save you money SANFORD !scrt or j for the purpose of Education Department at. school concept said Thursday, First Baptist Chair lisper. of arts degree train OgIethorpe money on a regio na l concept Green's wife, Mae. Tucker oceanographic technicians, Paul, as an ae *hen you llriencs your new Previously, he hai issued a Can' remarks were ceasing from 30-45 elementary toniey due to the controversial vile', Ga FLOWER SHOP UnIversIt3, Oglethtrpe, Ga. now. r from tia, Jewish faith. Rabbi removed a .22 rom .1 Jews Set age school children with staff. and unusual aspects of tlie challenge to debate anyone on directed at CasselberrY city 7% Co~mr-,jm-,L.t Slayor Orlando North Dr Richard L Ruben.r.teln porIteerIn "aId car and followed Green back to related specialists, always come ,oi 3:2 W: the feasibility of snail schools officials following presentation Granviile j,-* Bole's letter to Shevtn asked program," Bale stated. other churches in Georgia. Brown trays ham as a Jewish mytJc' his house where he shot hint In technicians health tectarucians but thus far there have been no to legality of "1 am Maitlan d . Buie wiote ShevIn, as before the also an opinion Alabama, Tennessee and South uxiperatlon among the cities a-host insights have universal _________________ ____ and Ei'&S CITY the heart and arm, Kriz said. and marketing, business Ap, Appeal -d purchasing concerned that neighborhood taker's. School relevance Seminole Chamber of Corn. while retaining Individual The public- form a! religion office specialists. arrival at Green was dead on _______ ' ------------ ---- -In a new nook. "Mv R:.i.cr merce by North Orlando Mayor deiitltLc3 Is pOMible and gave or Ieas1it facilities by square in inut demand as Evangelist Bill Shade, of been c'raduan The fair is free and Semincle police pact Seminole Memorial Hospital. LEAVING Paul" "LsTT HOME Longwood MA11u.wb a Granville Brown., r & Ri foot In apartments for purpose laot speaker in revivals, Bibic the mutual old are invited. Mayor Kenneth Brown and approved by the four some Tucker Is being held without Cc'.inty students Rubmwica. of Florida State of eitsb!lihlfl and housing Nixon The' church averaged air services at the Cider Spru'gs Whert and into he nun'denom,. con tet'es., denonünationai IS NO LAUGHING a formal bond pending University. sari that Paul', vi. Asked To Pave Altamonte Mayor Lawrence months ago as a good cxiunple. elementary age children with flaitiefla! sphere lays the Res !DN!tlngs. college groups, youth baptism WT Sunday during his Baptist Church Sund arralgnnient. MATrER ,, • school staff for the purpose of a Swofford of the goals of muust.', he said The cash scr'L'es will continue tgt III Robert -1 Marshall p. retreats banquets and civic lt' MARILYN GORDON he helped fcnmtl. paralleling cooperation and mutual benefit public education. receipts tripled, and they added Friday, pru i m times will dent lit the Lutheran Church an groups. the fmdings of '11th century pay-' America of the CALNO Council of Local He is Invited to hear hum and Area Deaths , But the Welcome 1O(ifert 1 of floor space in tw be at 13 aim and 7,3(i i m wUl not adaoanalvsas and other insights Tower -. He told a meeting here that nat-c: tus famljv. hasten Governments. RE. .1.7. ('OSMA'Io B A R B ectuca1inrj building. ____________ _____________ Sunday and at IC a in and 7.30 the non'defliimin,tinna! ap ________ usual" for the Chutral F1, into human depth ---JU5t to your new All three of th e municipal Artrnan remarked the road By ANN SIECZKOWSKI -a Huntsville, Ala .; four grandDELL MEACHAM Before elAtting 11* niUflistr)' P m. weekdays ,li'igh Cienmunit' on April 30 prac$ a! Evangelist flilli Cra By 111111111, 11ASTOTIET .. 4md mayhas been in Its present condition chief executives expressed 9 3 . children and six greatUi liSfi he had WorkeC an banks . i AD the forces ci the Jewish be Put G. E. Artman, assistant for years. Lavender said that sorrow at the fact It appears smile 00 your BW Shade is er s . it* director of For re c k I c a a tim Population am urged to jiair, tit in JAcksunvint Blvd Famfort He pervasive ftoo'üenunilnEaonai Deli Otis Meacham.8l, of 1921 grandchildren. spring is just a r a u n d the district ranger tot- the Sta te Ii would be cheaper to pave the South Seminole's largest city, Teen Encounter of York. Pa., a 'inn in the rountri a trend aim . Gramkow Funeral lionie In e Palmetto Avenue, died Thur. appow Ii' President Ntxw u had been a Jeecon in the First Foresty Division requested coroner. 150 feet than to fill it in and Casselberry, will be leaving th + Baptist Church of Sanford for work much like that Teen t pif aed b a rerena tin ch tzflervenr cci behalf of the *1 nursing r, sd.ay night at a local ar ge. VA Board of County Corn. secondary money should be organization. Qallesige tflifll*ti'y of Zlevid i*icte*iful move to authm-ize UI the USSR. when tar visits five years. was a native of 10 IICJLT home. He iio So,irr We mIssioner's to assist in paving a used rather than taxpayers' Swofford said contrary to ides his teen and 'nun'drnmti pr', rr' Mrs Mathews was Rebecca 4Uke't'soti, MRS. l'.'A WIIJ..IS Rua. late' hi May. look at the ,sotlo.uil ilt'bt road from Sit 427 to the fir e money. "But, I repeat, It will be statements from Cas.selberry, Mayfteld, Ky. and came to ifliflutries. 1111] has in public schools (jilci u-arrp--JI's Mrs. Iva Evelyn Willi.s.60. of --SER'IICES Jewish families here will Msrtu, of Linevifle, Ala. from Paducah. Sanford In 1963 -tower and down to a state next year before we can do tile city will not be funding half A .., a nation wide radio nnnxstri, (ont of 11plit au tidenty 108 Scott .&%eflUe. died march logdtlie- in Orlando, ce, The have and grocer lie was a retired Ky. -toperated mini.park near anything." the costs of the planning --- -HEAR EVANGELIST Thursday aftern oon at Seminole Suisday. April 311. to obserw Methodist. * Lonood. gets the The cr1s bard to be undertaken. lie L'' programs which is heard lncnil in, WTL,'c 13RE11&RY s ss' The t'SE ..-i--' family will mcn'e' ' Sur vivors In clude his wife, Memorial hospital She was a Natinnl Solidarit Du IhJ i ur xn ' :. f,mI Lavender and Artanan are said with approval through the F'dith Meacham of Sanford; a native of London, Ky., 1( AM V FM at b4 cad TORONTO. Can , AP , April 14 Hr wIn More than 1,110 school age an d Sundj' school stadents of t he scheduled to meet to discuss state of federal funds for the Although prpestj are suppuseci mae'ntn. for children visit and participate Mrs. Dwight Lee caine to Sanford In 1939 from Congregation of Liberal mute to his SRI oblem further and report organization, tv read the Roman Catholir Casselberry daughter, Joi4, Tem ple lorsel an weeks____________ until graduation. such programs as "Smokey this pr two sons, Louisville, Ky. She was a Norman, Brandon; Coming with Rev. Shade a-ui brrvaar datla "wider peualx to the Commission next week. ,rould have been expected to Ill otis Meacham -Y 11 at the park. Jr., Cocoa member of First Baptist " " be his Associate Evangelist at mm-tail san.' oaii per cent At 14 per ctnt of the costs Ileach and Billy Meacham, ('hurch. From York, Pennsylvania IUIWaiUai4 in Jam Clit lieu of William Pinch, utility ad- h' Dick Mitchell and soa leader, 0 Canada's Eneiisii.speaing ___________________ told e mlnistrator, said he has while the other cities would be said he had been Artman EZ ) her attendfl* r'l.'seea Jewish Survivors include priests still do °, according to rkfle Brubaker __________________ proportionate shares on by th e stale to approach th non-Jew ash participants will a survf-a b Laval tnierita husband, W. H. "Speedy" Teen Encounter Director inquiries paying numerous received Funeral Notices basiaofthi l'1Opopu1utIon and US, merit to us fur .r iaiZ t county for C . abod at the city parking ,at A nwy will be provided for Høwrver. 7 et cent of pfle5j - -- - - -,-.- - - -- Willis, two daughter&. Mrsconcerning the status of the road problem. County Road years of age still adhere between small children. Doris Willis Hodges, Sanford, Central and construction of the City of WILLIS. MRS. iVA IVILYNRadio Preacher -Author -Bible T"cher Supt. J. C. Lavender said there ti) tile discipline Mrs. lie little, Winter Park; WadUngtm al 9 a, m. and The Mage of Noth Orlmdo is 5nqai $ri,1(p5 f or Mrs a Maitland sewage treatment 171 co T C' 1 lot re's i t Th Is no problem legally, in down W'tgtmi to to get a church to be built cm be. appears plant expansion projod NW space than AVI • tPiirsdiy. iII be JUDAiSM BYPAI'KED Mrs. Cass said, Indicating she SIll *"I" M P%.I'Wfl T,'rac L CrQ$. Sr Mrs. s Park to bear a noted Liur wes purchased by the Harlan, Ky.: of tureen brotherlityids cild working on state property. but when of m $.ItuIday, .' hII of I In tends to discuss the issue with Margueritte Veal o4 KmzvW@. Oramko* FunWal Home with aft* VVWXIA VISSUM 0 4 I Rev, John H Sibis OII1CIIIUO Tenn.; and tour grandchildren. bm do Sprid Unknim and t& of Leigwood. P-0. sm 1214 may be resumed studies textbooks currentiv publistwd Daily, except fort to change their minds Burial in OIaan M.r'.orial , By zeftswd. R. FUNNY BUSINESS Gramkow Funeral Hornets In Site' 1* lflCtded an MI itoid used an t'.S high schools and Pw%dPNb b'70 0011165 and Saturdiy. Sund•y •n I$om Funeral Pai' u,mmaow It Is reported there concerning continuin g In (lie Sundays of arrangeincnts. ' r just i1:OOb.m. 7:30 . -'brge auiit)wf Csesm. in SR 431.Ckszitructiaia colleges Largely ignore the and ti]l.' to gathe published 5.1 ranp.m. -Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. '" l'SI (ira, wcwe [cla.'co6fhf5. several millions of dollars in organization. $314757 i.i'dy PretCetIln; ti the S, Oaquarrtoatbulldang tribtition ill Jewsand Judaism 'igedprtltiana. construction backlog In tl*4i?5• Re. Christmas by 'ri,, ISS 'TIRRIFIC i ft is s' 1cip.tei that • is to begin early this ioiimai' to TUodlefli t-n'ilixatuni. says NURSERY PROVIDED TIIKDEFKNSERF.STS MIACHAM, DILL OTISarea.Plnchsaldthsrehasbeen er.Id, 1"Mim signatures will be given artwthng to Rev. Marvn G. Stanford Ums.rrvta hasue-iin lreneh "I-as" Gr"t preaching -special Chair NumberS Muchan. SI. ii liii PaimiPto will llellwbliny3.p-lor Lowman. - S0106 but a status report would be Sgt Charles Pritcheti, a city Dr Gavin I Langnaiar told Av•, who dIed Thursday *111 be _________________ FUNERAL 4 his to MlMi Ii) have a seating capacity police training officer, was on secand Clan apr paid _______________________ Pisid at 3 p in. S.l,.prdhy. t lie au. Aznrrn-an .Ieich Ciinion April presented UN-a CAsru a speech at his way home from at Santord i'o. On Fruia, April 300 with an , the npproximutri Outflow b- ucaI P$-3m1 nih OLDEST rurseSal. HOYt 01 ma tire meeting here Ital vised all Inquirers $314370 Indiana University on "Defen' ______________________ Sly Nobsvl Lay otbivatinq. War SEMINOLICOUNTi Jfw ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH omaanoo was directly rtzpannot anticipate that a dais for qj burial In Evw'gresn Civn&riy p-sty it'auisIDIN ass, sive Driving. v __ No. 799, will man Preern! meeting In tOT' slbe los Use' ageuraner of most GIinkQ* f,InqIIl &IaI fl I.._ construction penTllt.s prior 10 - KitS-a i101MoeS .. crri.r. 1 red light and ha A man Ott Old Orletdo Hwy. on Hester Ave. M'T* ciZ&. Ib-ough the ccmgreaticn is id the Civic Americans ihOUI Jud&tiZfl and Weok .25 tharUl Year$ILX .,,,, ____ June 1 will be approved. $-5147 _______ Pritchett. WeAL Sanford, F'iorida League' building in Lnngwood. .1-wist hisiort B. H. Griffin. Ptt,r reception last Sunday educmuonal building. -- , - - -. - - - - - - - ____ _____ -.. - - - , - - _____ a ,,::'- - ., - - - - • ______ ____ - - - - - - ''-. ___ ' Suspect - . - - - .. meet n ____ ______ ____ - ______ - - DeWitt Mathews Takes Port . 'Fair' _____ m K Pat Buie Pushing Effort One-Room - !: - - I * a BITES s Act -' - '' POSTMAN - - Revival - ", * - . ' Service - DOG ,/ - - . .-: - '-- - - -.---____ IXU=na . - -- - - BACK - ' To County $ ___ ____ ____________ 11 Road To Fire _______ RE VI I ___ ____ Meet Our Staff L - .' " -. * BILL SHADE ' Adventists F" ' ____ Tell Plans - - 9ffiQf~04 . - - APRIL _______ ______ p. 16 - 21 When Service Matters _______________________________________ are ______ - _____- a I ______ ____ ____ - -' BR ON HOME _____ ______ - . - ______ ______ - __ 0 ran a �4A— The Sanford Herald Editorial Friday, April 14, Politcial Notebook 1972 Comment .111 & might Lake place this weekend, them is one pocket-book shaking event that has now been pushed into a rather alarming position. This is the deadline for filing the federal income tax on income earned in 1971. To have this a 'bete noire" of every household and every business and every individual receiving inccme is nothing new at all, But what is new is that after several years during which the tax return preparation industry skyrocketed so that millions of tax returns bea r the signatures of preparers, other than th e individual concerned, a bolt from the hand of Secretary of the Treasury .lohn Connally has struck. come as April cut-off little time for those who are able to do some checking do so. Connally's action was the announcement that routine examina tion of 40() returns in the southeast by tax return preparation experts showed that 97 per cent has It the 19th were "fraudule'it." Hence there has been hastily mustered an army of tax return experts who will be engaged ri spot checks. The situation raises two questions, at least. One is to wonder "why" th is unexpected use of experts. The other is to find out the "who' are paying the $3 to $13 each tax returning help costs. Porter, the noted and authoritative financial commentator, finds the complexities of the new income tax return forms the "Why". She iLco concludes that the users are, in the majority, the lower mddle-income taxpayers with adjusted gross incomes of less than 15,000. There is, therefore, the spectacle of the middle-class conscientious individual worried, not alone because his tax return is apt 10 be 'spot-checked" but on account of the failure of Sylvia th e federal government to send him a form that he, himself, can understand and complete. Forced to seek professional assistance, he now finds himself threatened by this very fact. This is absolutely unfair and should arouse enough voter pressure (and we think it will) to !ynv t h e clumsy IRS into reform in the matter of forms, if nothing else. Taxation has always been a matter of concern for every oovernment and its inability to collect fairly has been the failure which triggered great social, religious and political revolts To have the prasent scandal erupt during a presidential election year is almost par for the course. For it is the temper of such times that issues which have been allowed to slumber peacefully are shocked into awareness by the poiUcal alarm-clock. Already the issue of taxation has showed its the IRS that every year the need for making the return easier Is paramount when the forms are designed. But this year must be a strong enough eye-opener to open even those of the hardened bureaucrat. Politicians, we are sure, will find it a very popular issue and one which will be touching the public pocketbooks all through this critical presidential election year. ____- ___________________ Eye On Cuba -_____________ BRICK ULIISSAT - - Hope For Better Cuba-U.S. Relations MDORE A. EDIGER Brezhnev as saying any th entente can American expert gave for ns cd a third nation. be normal relations because we Castro's reported switch was MIAMI International Washington-Havana rap that in ptace wi th RTh U.S.- government to Washington that Among reasons COPLEY NEWS SERVKI USSR e Latin would not be at Is not represztve, thfl thn't e the expe be is chafing at continued aspire to live rocheinent reports have been AmertcanL" betterment of U.S. -Cuba buzzing since Castro told relations Is mounting. But ovembe signposts still point the nth would welcome friendly Soviet dependency. Other th The Castro berated Ntxr, as, servers feel that perhaps among other things, "not Moscow which doles out more of resenting th e a bil lion dollars yearly Ulitil ilt& 11* peace." relatiorls. In keep Cubs slivi is more pres i dential elections, this State Departme nt Theberge. aoyed at this than Havana. November. Charles Bray declined com- American a'-"dlei director at They eliee the Kremlin would There we Indications that ment on the statement. But he Georgetown University, welcome an end to the U.S.-Jed CuIU11 PTThIOT Fidel Castro. said he wderxtood that wasn't Washington, D.C., said ecw=lir blzvtade of Cuba as a despite that he 13 all Castro recently, 'There is no doubt.... ruble.4avizig expedient, while at to What metlots'M that Castro has Urnfe toiding onto its position. Is delaying any said was: 'When there Is a creuingly flexible.' Cazmiinan satellite. u, indeed, any were contemplated, until the OW 7tsP OF OL' SMOk(r presidential race ends. He wants to see first who wins One indi.igiula bie fact is that ~ Castro doev't take a fancy to I President Nixon, who has stood I r r thattw rlsN i.oçih.y titan half at le*st spokrnan reports said. a the firm against niormabutiton Cuban ruler alse become to. I of relations with Havana under existing conditions. Many kmocraflc leaders have ta ken a softer stand. Vicious anti-U.S. darts, hurled almost daily for years by Castro through his Dr. .lkmes I ______ propaganda yed' .edia have of late been aimed at Nixon personally. The official Cuban press spells the President's name N-l..waitlb°A Broadcasts Ti!f' 10 hInt as butcher." in news about Nixon's Peking visit, Cuba called hint '11w paper tiger" as Red China used to label turn during the cold war, wtucit he has now helped thaw. Castro's name is almost certain to surface during Nixon's talks with Soviet thief Leonid Brezhnev. The discussions could hove a bearing on U.S.-Cubs relali, although any precipitous unUkely. — Castro hInteli was reporled beading for 'Moscow even as Nucon prepared for his trip. There was widespread speculation that Cain-n would " I " :- " - I -: .•• olanforb frmlb One Man 's Opinion I I . TELEPHONE 322-2611 3O g31.9993 N. FRENCH AVE. 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Lastbruol Marilyn Gordon $31.a,75 Lake Mary Ann Smakowsij =_87W 4siclberry Tangle on Kathy Niblack $337130 Lake Monroe 322e11 Marilyn Gordon $314575 LWWMW Ann Riley $31 Chookou Li Baker 365 5207 . Moils aringwo Mary Hyatt 5V Mail Colored Community Maria Hawkins 322 swill; DehonaD,B.ary. Em.rpns. E1. S7 Osl*se Mi's. Cir.nc* Snyd'- wva . Ovwft Slavis Us Mathiew Association of Detroit. The nation cannot rely on vehicle improvements alone to reduce highway accident losses, he said. A; a ynung m an Krernl worked his way thrcgl litti school as a traffic policeman. He join"d Northwestern University In the 1930s and eventually established its renowned Transportation Center, In 1970, be served as chairman of the President's Task Force on Higbwa) Safeti, which last ',ear made i report to Ue nation 'ri t the Ltit, "Mobility Without Mayhem," lie is now president of the Automobile Manufacturers Association Krcml argues Had it, addition to federally required vehicle regulations, a broad-bawd. balanced safety pm gram must be carried on at the state and local level - BERRI'S Th men !t!tmng f---m In the lounge took a deep drug on his cigar as th" ship lurched and tanned. "A little queasy, huh' Well I was in the Navy during 'The Big One' and we went through rougher .ater than this and 11 duhi't bother me. Just hang In there," I smiled as I took a swallow of MY ginger ale and set It aside, out of view. I had been aboard the British luiwy 13'UIIe Idp Orlana for two days, most of which bad been opeid catering to that old nemesis of The land lubber-turned..uilor--,easlc. knrs&. There is nothing subtle about amickitras. I found out it can hit you just about anytime and anyplace and the results are ow focusing and feeling as if they're shout to pop out of yaw skull Before you know u, ;-=;--'-; bmc cxly nauseous which leads to an intense dislike of loud and the desire to clm yinw eyes and for a quick death.. Needless to say. I'd done a lot of praying. 1 also found out that almuit everyone you talk with on a ship has Pus own special remedy for pray wajlrkp, "The whole problem Is that you've got a lot of liquid slashing around in your stomach," said one man. "You've got 10sop it up so start eating crackers or rolls or anything like that. "I've been doing that f or Y" ___ "That ne wwk. far in', aweetie," amid an e1y ladj, who vsi watddrig me stuff always the hit, crackers and rolls Into my First yaw stomach feels like mouth. "Bert, try one of these there's a karak exhibition little yellow swick pills. I've hisid. lieei using them far year,." do weird things like not "Oh, don't 1W those," said on start to r' aflotbeT woman. 'They'll make YOU so sleepy you won't he able to play bingo in' charades or ey the dancing afiar 4isuier. "ierr, take this little pink seasick pill I've been taking therm for years and they don't make me I put the pills In my pocket along with several packetz of cracker. I was feeling worse by tir min,ite "Fresh air, that's the 1ed3ft," said another roan. "Go out on diack and walk briiskJy up ad down, heesthi dsePl and t at h 11m. works. I've been doing it for years. thow rentedies, are a waste of time," counseled a ,. wife who had 0K enjoying their ioa A little bum in the old systun and the ship could limo wouldn't even feel and it ThIs is ow' third cruise and over you we've done this emy time and haven't had a bit of seasickness" Armed wit h all of these remedies. I marched Into the bar dxterzntned to give all of them a lair chance. Ordering a glas, of water. I downed the yellow and the pink PulL chasing then' with two packet; of crackers, abasing them with a shot of Scotch. Then I headed for promenade deck and a trlak 'silk in the salt air. Two hairs later! woke up and found niyaeli sitting in a deck North Orlando continued peak development with permIts worth 1456.350 in March including 14 single family dwellings valued at $416,000 added to the 1.588,600 in January and $4,000 in February for total of $1,399,000, Oviedo saw total value of building of 1864,400 during the first quartet' including $361,000 in January, $364,800 In February and $138,600 In March. Totals Last month Included five single family homes worth $116,000 and one duplex for i 1 $12,000. Building In Longwood for January at $156,502; February, $227,720 and March $184,000 totaled for the quarter 1568,222. in the March figures were 10 single family homes with listed values of $119,000 and two professional buildings for $85,000. Is 8uildng in Seminole County jurisdiction rose 50 per cent from Janua ry 's total of $4,882,789 to February 16,790,021 and again SO per cent to March's 19,059,176 for grand total of - Looking at these figures It is easy to we why there Is a shortage of concrete. Some civilians (as opposed to builders or contractors) are even saying it Is very difficult to get bricks and blocks as well. J ' * : chair. The a* was so roftg ptta4thig but I felt çeaL N I str,dW back to my cabin. I passed the man who had been mocking the cigar - - Fire Chief Lauded "Swamp cabbage" was one of the dishes Included on two tables laden with good things to eat at the annual get-together of members of the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department at a swim party at the home of Fire Chief and Mrs. Carl Lcmnsler last weekend. The delicacy was picked for the Event by James (Jim. my) helter and cooked by Mrs. Reiter. For those who haven't tasted swamp cabbage, you are missing something. And speaking of Carl Lornmler, plaudits are being heard around for the excellent manner In which he aided victims ci a three-car collision recently at the entranceway to the Woodlands, oft Sit 434. No matter how grave the emergency, 'l always keepr his cool and has been the major factor In saving many lives. He is far too modest to discuss matters of this sort. howpv,'r ) , What's In A Name? Since It appears probable that the City of Cauelberry will leave the CALNO Council of Local Governmen ts, the group may be looking for a new name. The "Alm" suggested by Caaaelberry is nt very ptw'nr". One reader sggesth the group may become known as the LAWS Council, consider-log the proposed change of the name of the Village of North Orlando to Winter Springs, or if Csuelberry stays in, how about CLAWS' 9 iI , Last December when Longwood Councilman Eugene Jaques pushed through the board a districting plan, this colwnn suggested the effort was an 'exercise in futility" for many reasons. Among the reasons noted was that Jaques and Coun. cilinan Agnes Weber would be In the name district with other incumbents and thus barred from seeking re-election. Both Jaques and Mrs. Weber Indicated at that time, they would not seek reelection in 1972. Well, the districting ordinance may still have been a futile effort, if a new charter is passed by the electorate this _ - p , :a A~~ 1Ii council consists of pm my event with Ow fast growth of Un four members and a mayor.councllman, a new districting plan will have to be 0 1 I and in dly a new one should be prepared anyway to make lb. districts equal __ in population. Backers Organize earlier. "Beautiful cruise, Isn't it '" I said. He timed to answer but his expression gave turn away. "A little queasy" I asked, lAofa. I've got the ww.ftr remedy for aeuk.*nm which I've been using for yew's..." summer. If the - In February, we predicted Missouri Bell. Swofford, first lady of Altarnonte Springs, would be caididate for the school board this year. While Mrs. Swofford is not talking, campaign teams are being organized on her behalf, surely not without her knowledge' Also a restaurant is to be located in Longwood in the next few imiunthe, just as we prsdlcU4. It 13 to sclaltu In ftàliii food* and be on U.S. 1742 across the highway from the WinnDixie Plaza. a I 1. 'H' .2 . f rr,4 i/a, I ' - - ' 14' I . -I 1 - 1 'I _~ \ - I .. -. ._.. I f " 1g i ja II '4 ... \%% T' - - I . \. -' . ,M'I(j3\.." tØ I I ..-' J,j' kfr- (. J ' ' - ,'' f; I, J_ I ii ' -4HLA !,,ti' " I I .i ' • 4% '- '1 I 'U ' 1 I11111 - 1t '7 kl.i''•. .l ' '' .- t '-.' ,l t i I YT , r-'i4P qr ; , - . . - \\Ili\ . , .. -X MRS. POR'l'IA SIENCEII visited the sixth grade class of Mrs. Susan \Vhelchel at Sanford Middle School to tlkplay souvenirs she brought hack from Africa. She is s hown modeling costume of Africa together - and Uolknr With Vincent Ashton I )ugnld. . .. _ . . . - L etters To The Editor o • Editor Herald: u ici a rv 1 election of the very best people to man our judicial system. 'The first non-partisan election of Ju(iges will be hell this year and the iTlUIt.s of those elections will determine the character and quality of our 3)-stem for years to come. To focus public attention on the importance of these elections, the house Judiciary Committee staff will disseminate Information on the judgeships available. The vote of the people of Florida approving the judicial article was due largely to press support and I'm very grateful for your role in this important reform. According to the Director of the American Judicature Society. Florida is now in the forefront of judicial reform wi th a uniform court structure, a of Judicial ad. ministration and high standards for Judicial officers. Legislative action has but. tressed this constitutional amendment with important reforms: no fault Insurance, no fault divorce, coat of li ving Increases for judges, judicial I hope you will editorially discuss the need for a quality judiciary. I believe that the very best legal talent in the State will seek Judicial office If this matter is brcught to public attention. Your continued retirement improvements and support of a quality Judicial non-partisan election of Judges. system will be a great public Despite all this effort, the service. Sincerely, most significant step In Judicial Talbot Sandy D'Alemberte is still before us: the prearranged drug purchase. whkh turned into a "rope ', Well, the SOUTHERN AIR OF SAINIF000, INC.' I" 1444AF1 al S Roy a h Regular $99.95 door to the truck, shouted, "It's ripoff" and slammed the Editor, Herald: 5 'er since Florida Tet'tinologieal University opened, your newspaper has given us marvelous support and has carried countless positive articles about the University. I just wanted to Lake this op. portunity to express my thanks and sincere appreciation. Charles N. Mililcan President door. Other agents arrived on the scene as bullets sprayed the parking lot. —'--______ Pri . '- Trouble follows beleaguered grocer Frank Leon, 63, sold his gr cery store in New York because of a series of burglaries and holdups, and went to San .lose, $89'):; zw %ko Types so smooth and easy, it ' -c.' your ears. Chock-full of c i" fea tures like Magic' Margin controls, Magic' Meter scales, Touch Cntroi' selector, Magic' Column Set and Clear, Push-auuon Variable Line Spacer. m: ',' 3 gleorge sthart ------------- California. Recently he and his daughter Justice tsas though he filled the were held up twice by armed whole world with loving- robbers and leon was stw)t and wounded. kii'dnes.thc TaLmud - Whoever practices charity an in tan 100553$ sitawa. rs __________ reform Deputy Authors Crime Law Book easy to tinc any law. The manuals sell for $1 each but The Florida Criminal Law organizations buying in large Handbook for Peace Officers quantities may purchase them compiled bysgt,William Vinton at reduced prices. Of the Seminole County Sheriff's The money raised from the Department received a boost by sale of the book will go into the endorsement of several junior eliflIlO)es' benefit fund. All colleges. Chief Deputy Duane inquiries or orders should be Harrell received the fourth such directed to Chief Deputy L. D. endorsement today Harrell, Seminole County Already over 2,500 copies of Sheriff's Department, P.O. Box the first edition have been sold. 2272, Sanford, Fla., 32711. The book will be revised after each major legislative session. It has been prepared for the"' 5, Police officer in the field wl th t' the intent to provide him with an Up-to-date manual of the By GARY TAYLOR ' most used Florida Criminal Statutes, as well as search and seizure and the laws of arrest. Vinton began work on the book Jan. 4, 1971, and the book came off the presses in March of this year, Vinton u s ed reference material from Circuit "'- ' Judge Dominick Salt l's lrtv, library to compile the pocket. sized book. Dr. John Linhen, head of the police science program .it Semmoie Junior College, i:. dormed the book and is in. corporating it into the leit enforcement program at II.' P school. SIC is the largest sing:' purchaser of the book, as it fill 11 already bought 350 copies. Other Junior colleges thi,t have endorsed and purchased the book are Sante Fe of Gainesville, flrevard and Palm Beach Junior Colleges, The Orange County zhcriff' . a iuua ' - 1II ' 1 '' , . Citizens of LONG WOOD for making our Longwood Office groundbreak:ng such a successful event. Many hundreds of youngsters were "digging for dollars" and staking their claims on a financially secure future. iie Come watch us grcw during the next few months construction is under way. We have temporary facilities on . site to serve you completely in every facet of your savings and loan needs. - - . '"" ' . , , : .- - . --- Telephones 834-3200 Longwooti Office 365-5641 Oviedo Office 322-1242 Sanford Office Sgt. William %'inloii department, Clearwater police, Daytona Beach police, Ocala police and Voiusia Couflty sheriff's department each have purchased 200 copies of the book for their officer.. Other law enforcement agencies that have bought the book include Cocoa, Titusville, Winter haven, takeland and Melbourne police departments. The book also is available to interested Individuals. It includes an Index which make. it -WESTERN JEANS Bills. Slims. R.gula ml BEST SELECTION D.nlm.Cords.Othar Fabrics $4 Wit .5iial. on Itlis. Jis ru Jeep F F First Federal seminole asso'jIioo • 01 Comty Si. Them Today At Corn. See Corn. Save SANFORD ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS iItOtON COMPANY 101 South French Ave. Phone 3)24)13 I AVE OH('itIE fl2411fl Makes You a Waste dishedapistol. One of the agents, opening the You're Welcome I*I SirzIlnq n.att Tit me twit weeffier test wffh a lot"" Carrie, Central AU' ee6f4ep,l system—. Calf today for a ft. *0(1 Gary Rt'u'ndon, with attempted rob. charged don't ferg.t Sssmmer, robbers" shootout. be". for County undercover agents arranged the purchase ?ron-i an week is the trial of Jimmy Charged wi th buying, Orlando.baaed drug ring, sidIng, receivin g and canbelieved to be part of the cealing stolen property raIlp4 Nile Mafia, The purchase was to h*ve Spurlock, 33, Lon nod, Ii n.1 charged In connection with a taken place In a rented ing large scale enwtty burglary truck at a Longwood park lot The men met agents there ring "cracked" In January. The docket also includes at a pre-arranged time and Albert Kllenbur& charged with wanted to we the 160,000 used by the *g.nt.s to buy ljyA Irrarld larceny, and John Ryri, Crg1 pith rhber pounds of marijuana. After the meeting, the agents followed a man to the rented truck at K.Mart, where th. deal was to have b"n trarulactM but agents met three men with shotgunsandafomzrthwjtha3o30 rifle. A officers to the' scene. be • ua i itv I Charged In the affray are P.kkey L&i!lle7, hreed 'e'lth MARION nrin* being a crIminal offender having a firearm and 44j. the rases of tha sir nispt.s aggravated assault ; arrested last December In a Sanders, charged on the same drug ihootout at K-Mart t.oe.nintsasLaVal1cy, with sn adiitinnal count of attempted 'hopping renter. Tbo suspects were raptured robbery; John Cooper, same by a combined force of charges as Sanders; Wryman (lover, charged only with at. Seminole, Vnitmla ()jfy 11 5. Bureau of tiarroilci on,. tempted robbery; George dercoser agents following a Johnson, same charges as " , I'/Ii-'- Trial begins Mtnvliiy pq,',, - ....j . ?',iOfl/,,pfll 14, (itt-mill Judge Dominick aIfi in 1 ' i1 - nt I , I ti F 1L"4 I 1. $ SI, J' ' - sound system PUD Opposed ,Joe Wiginton, past president of the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce, currently a director of the South Seminole YMCA and a Longwood businessman, has called a meeting at his 740 E. WiIdmere home in Longwood from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday of persons interested In supporting a petition currently being circulated. The petition directed to the City Council requests that J planned unit development (PUD) zoning classification not be : adopted by the city, that permits be denied for use of package 14. sewer plants in the city and that no changes in zoning be allowed from highest type residential districts to lower classifications. Council has set a public hearing on PUD zoning on Thursday night, the 20th, and apparently petitions will be submitted 'It that time alcmg with considerable opposition from persons attending the hearing. Fowl point 'of the opposition move Is the proposed ' development, after PUD znritng approval, of the Wacre Fairy Lake tract In addition, C. A. Hobbs Jr., developer, has asked that 10 acres adjacent to this tract be annexed and It, j b multi-family (apartment) zoning be granted. -= Council, some weeks ago, tabledaction on the Hobbs request when It included all 78 acres and called for 1,100 'I apar tment and condominium units. The new plan for the 68 acres is for €70 apartments and condominiums. Reason for the ta bling action by Council was tha t no formal request had been made by Hobbs at that time. Wiginton said it "it is getting old" having to fight this I development and "going back and forth with it," He termed I the meeting at his home a "strategy aesslon." Under Hobbs' newest plan, 37,000 gallons per day I 0 capacIty would be reserved In a package sewer plant at his bI development for the city. This apparently would permit the city to privide sewer set-vice to the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and thus annex the "plum" which not only Longwood, but Cassetberry as well has been eyeing for some years. OHO KFATF I Z7 ,, '1' Th government I A Cure For Seasickness Found? By RON WELLS CDPUTh NEWS SER'.ICE New construction continued out.014Ignt in Setnifloic Countyantlltsstxcltlesdurtngthemonthof March, up 61 per cent over that seen in February and a sensational advance over the 31 days of January of 182 per cent. Conslxuction value at end of the first quarter was $42,014,333. Building In March at value of $21,026,639 exceeded the total construction seen In January and February combined by some $39,000. For the fi rst time, the six cities of the county In March, combined at $11,82$,t3, had more new building than the areas under control of county at $9,069,17( loading the parade of c$ti'-s was Altamonte Springs at $7,01 5,031 in March, $1,297,535 In January and $3,625,967 In February for a total during the 914ay period of $11,938,533. The City of Sanford issued 412 building permits In March for total value of $3,425,9cK) with 205 to February at $1,188,298 added to January's 168 pcnnit.s at $420,918 for total of $5,035,116. Of the $3 million plus In March, 202 building permits were for single family l'cmes valued at $2,892,200. At the same time, the City of Casselberry issued 142 perrnit.s last month for value of 1747,482 including 44 residences valued at $631,903. Total there in January was $229,494 and In February, 1499,80 For the three monthi new ibuildings begun were valued at $1,476,648. 9 T Offbeaf Diary .. ..,. ,,. where the 1c21 rcsponsiblllt-, authority and manpower are provision," Speckniano says. "11 we don't get what we need from the federal government, we will have to ask for county fundL" .l,, ¼1. underscore in a small way a point made by Franklin M. Kreml at the recent annual meeting of the Traffic Safety s "We are applying for federal funds wider an emergency demon- nm m'ee Attmmnle o Springs May ilyn&crdan 1314e75 ViIUW'L IYIIff1lqj strators and vacationers curious to see how a national ivention is range from 100,000 to 5M.9M. There is no corresponding provision for housing or campsites to ao coznmadate such vast crowds of neople, though city offuUh The Her ald is a member of the Associated Press which is an titled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local ns printed in this newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents disconnected, Only two salesmen encouraged seat belt usage, but bout also offered to help buyers who wanted to defeat the system Granted that the seat belt buzzer is a minor 1ety feature and may be nothing more than an annoyance to those who refuse to 's-ear seat belts. But the tact that some people will actually go so far as to disconnect the device rather than simply buckle up and shut It off does 1i FRANK MACX*tEER have agreed in irthdple to provide land for overnight Ccpley New Service campers In the vicinity of the International Sports Arena, mile of the convention leNioflL SAN DIEGO —Seldom have onmatty people drummed up somany plans Involving so many "Us" for a nationalHuwvvz', the three or low' arm within coentalrUbie walking or biking distance of the arena acarely could lacpolitical convention. Should all the planning eventually be cuinmodate 100,000 people. Any more would be out of the translated into action, there isn't likely to be enough rr m on city streets for the folks who live here dortig the Ra.pehhran question, city officials concede. The most record e*xnplicatüat arising out of the anNational Convention next tirlpataid convention crowds Is of all things a predicted There are some of the proposals and "Iffy" predictions of invasion by perhaps as many as 10,000 dogs, most of therm 11* the Last irw weeks, overlooked in all the ci' thiaiad pets of young demonstrators. up by the Senate Judiciary Committee's Inquiry into rrr's A visiting dog delegation of any such proportions could rolr in helping to finance the canventimi: create a whole new host of problems, in the view of Wesley The San Diego County Bar Audatlon wants to put 9'e'*rzvtn, San 1 sec owity snrnal regu lat' onped'viatr. teams of lawyers into the streets to act as intermediaries t"tWlW pA1' vv.xd dcniUat&a's and th lad off pnit The county tacks enough doghouses to go around and hasn't nearly enough canint cups to control such a scuffles and mass aza. DORIS WILLIAMS 2k The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that a spot check It made of 11 new-car dealers in the WashIngron area found that salesmen at nine of the agencies were willing to show prospective buyers how the federal. lv required warning devices could be circumvented or __ Everybody Getting Into Act CHARLES HAYS Count Editor I GOP Convention City Editor JWU CASSELBERRY Hi DON OAKLEY All ne.i curs manufactured sine toe first of the year have setisurs located under the front seat cushions. 11 the driver or passenger side is occupied and the car is put into gear without the seat belts being fastened, a loud buzzer sounds and a light (lashes on the dashboard. IEW . Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page Sports Make Roads Safe I a. a - WP%LTEP A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WA "WE D DOYLE, Advertising Director & Ani to Publisher FRED VAN PELT Managi ng Editor - ' ' " , -. I . icies Let's take a couple of examples—wellarr reform and the sharing of federal tax revenues with the states and cities. The evid e nce is strong that on both of these issues there is a broad consensus of national support. In the 19M cam. Republicans and I)emocrlts alike called for 'sri. are change. with full confidence that nearly c'erybod-, including most welfare recipients, wanted It. When as a means of easing state-local tax burdens, revenue. sharing clearly has 'side appeal, too. C President Nixon first proposed sweeping welfare re farm legislation in August li. It is noar!y three years since then, and we ball do not have it. He advocatccl No own version of reven tie -sharing more than a year ago, and we don't have that, either. 'nii can offer up a basket of reasons these things are taking so )on insufficient p ressu re from the W h it e House. divided government iwith the Democrats holding C.ongrrssi. roadblocks imposed by powerful individual lawmakers in ke' Nitians The point rn. thrtiicu,t would make is that these dsli,culties, are toda common. place and must be dealt with as part of the grinding )rgis. $ tative process The man argues that, in the best of circumstances, this process is inherently slow. A new administration neeJs years to get its own people placed and established, to open proper lines of contact with the continuing bureau. cracy, to develop understanding, and finally to shape major changes and try to push them through. In toda."s evident national mood, wherein impatience seems to have been elevated to a wa of life, the increasing tendency f American voters is not to wait this slow process out. They toss governors onto the scrap heap like Iat year's automobile tires. Arid we hear much these days about what might be a developing vogue of $ one-term presidents—thoug'h no trend has set in yet, If that should in tact become a habit, my source contends that we would then have created a serious disron. tinuity between the political process and the policymak. ing process In other words, should voters impatient of the policy process work out their anger by throwing the incumbents to the winds, then the are breaking the thread of de. veloping change. The next incumbent must start the learning task all over again, try to pick up and mend the thread, and long, long afterward, maybe bring about the change the voters' consensus had approved years be- I fore. Says the ex-bureaucrat: "1 wonder if the voters have any Idea how high the price can he for interrupting this process of change. As a matter of fact, it can be argued that the conicof acting out impatience through quick changes of government only compounds the harassed citizen's fructrations by assuring even longer delays. Again. this is not meant as an argument for keeping Nixon on It may be an argument for having a longer single term, like six years. The four-year man Is out by the time he has learned the job. I - (•'4 `- - qucnc'es I 4111111., By DONNA s1-1i aitci short sen'ice He was not making the argument to urge in recI. tiori of Prtsmdent Nixon to a second term But he contending. in a general wa that four .ears is too shi I a time to achieve cignificant change in government p1 aW= Xhp Deliberations WASHINGTON t N1 * ihaass'hIful cv.bureaucrat. anonymous here, siiee that frustrMt'd. alienated Americans may pay a high price if. in their anger ani impatience, thc' make a habit ..if tmlinp out presidents. goveinorl and the like ' allows to we appreciate the protestations of going all-out for closing lOOP-hOles in the present system which allow individuals and Concerns with very high U1COTflC% 10 ewape the kind Of tax that the $&OOO blue-collar worker must pay. This immediate issue is not, of Course, one of tax itself. It is the collecting of the tax. If the everyone who received the voluminous and wordy tax forms which came into our hands was as puzzled as we were, then the need for this comment Is rather limited. Secretary Connally liv . lF1eenvofUr1erdia 6 Drug Suspects On Trial Monday ;, Terms in Office . I I 'I1 j4 Donna's Case for Longer - Tax Return Week— End Jitters! campaign appeal with the presidential aspirants Regardless of any earth-snaking event that makes it urgent! __.3; . . SlAIN OFFICE 312 l',eat FII'IS Srrit SoscI, F1.Icj4 LIWIEOO OFFICE. Oviedu Shopping C•nt,i, Qtiicii, FSOtil LONG WOOD OFFICE. On S H 434 Al (J S Hwy. 17-941 fit.w,dd Loo*ouJ. A �-r - Friday. April 14, 1972 &&-The Sanford H.rald Cvi,r'c!c In e -,- Gard nsInvitationaI -------- - - - - on High Th*nclads Place Third 1*00~~ 'a ~ &O :11 -.Z=. Frosty's I Fairway A - _m• The Mayfair Women's Golf Association Cu ca psonships were completed this week. At the end of the match play event weftndanew dubchamnplon. iortlng the title for the next 12 months will be Betty Daniels. who defeated Minnie FMey was consolation winnetr in championship I ____________ ____________________ __________ _____________ _____ ________________ _ - __ - - W .-t ___ . pins 20. In_____ secud place was Pinki Mioducki, finishing with a plus 30. Elohw Bodine and Vt Taylor both completed their razndsataplusVfaritleatthlrd place. In "B" flight, Del WiIIi=.inaon and Faye Claus b turned In kierdical sc tes of plus 31, and shared fliat place money. Seccii place also ended in a tie between Margaret Morewood amid Beth Sears. Both finished at plus 2L Because of a lack of players In 'V' flight, only one prize was awarded, and that bad to he shared between Helen O'ame and Julia Bam'tos, as they both recorded plus 30 points In aharlz that place, Helen Q'ame also t urned In her bed round ever. Mrs. ame itrie In with a 29. ____ ____ Cw,cratulations. Heknl!!! Hms a partier, bed ball tournament. Capturing the one and only prize for low gross were Fred Tannier , Harry Tucker, Lyle Nebim and Jerry Vanui.The'y turnedinan evesipar 72. In law net category, Rod Ross, Thom Riunberger , Rush Bailey and Ron M.uten combined for a 56 amid carted c tim-st place money. The foursome consisting of Gene Davis. Jim Schultz, Rip Refl and Dan Lee won second place with a 57. in at 56 for a third place fhash were Jaha Franklin, Walt Bliss. Rudy Taylor and Bob Ferguson. Ott Bitwiay the huds and wives, bay.fr*ends nd girt. friends got together for a mized two panther, best ball event. Low gross finished na three way spIt at two aver per 74. th. _ Sharing top drawer -a e BID anid Dottie Normam, Ran and Bertle-Maxim -. Faye and Freddie Taylor. In low net, Qint Dutcher anø Jane (jaw un-neG U) We Ji round of 0 In winning flrst place. Second Mot was taken by , j Able Barbara Pnlvee were third place winners with The ladles' play day yesterday c onsisted of low grow, low net and an added feature of low gross on the par three bwo. Lee Scowrott fired a brilliant In w41'iithig low gross in Championship flight. See Hughes took low net with a 74. One Msd away, and winning second plae, was KathyM, wife at womannnst dbvc,tor and mm,s publidty chairman. Bill Mzmn.MelHeffernan took the feature with Ilsiotsonthe par thr. Raw Homzie wun low grow, honurs with tin in A-flighl, 30. Fran Lee took low net with a 71, while Grace Barnhart by Marilyn won second with a 73. The feature m-' Bradley. She had a 34. Law gross In "B" flight was copped by Gear-gene Wright, Who iurned in a 101. Low net honors In the same flig ht went to Er.i-;t . ,. -, -- -. ....- . . . ' F' - .--&&- -;, - I - The low gross winner in -C- night was Bernice Morris. who turned an a 106. Law net wlimei' rat Betty John r. Par Harw..arm won second place prize lvi a m,tch of cards am Virgb" Sturgis and Ruth Baird. All Or" ladies finished at 11. In the feature event, VIrginia Sturgis won hi a draw ci over Poor Ruth, she should have sta>ed borne, ______ _____rs flew Into the eagles nest this put A few of the membe week. me fourth hole was eagled twice. Once by John Nicholson, who sc-rood his three with the aid of a driver, _____ woW and a wedge. The other came from Tom Toolen. who also used a driver and a four wood, but putted for his Un-re. Chester Brown got his three at the tenth bole after arriving ca the grew with a drive and a three wood and slinking a pult. Fran Lee had the only deuce recorded last week when she holed out a t hree Iron aecond idiot at the 15th hole. Nice going, folks!!!! ~~__W_ I - - -_ - - ___ -" ... _____ Southward KiddleKornex So 05 Greenbacks W L Uquldatcrs 74", 49L TonDOIlI!' 73 51 Suhoiders $7 7 Wooden Nickels 62 62 52 72 4)i1 $21t Moon Lenders artwheels Pemy Panthers MuM's -. -- " " Wi $3 61 - as - 67 55 52 67 a 71 O'iiE'SC34CK)L FAMILY EAST LANSING. Mict p Greg - Three brothers, Bruce. and Jeff Zindel. are an hitch1gm Slate's wrestling team. Their older brother,. Jack and rt Zindel, played football for .., st.., " "i''" "p' , soy.. . League gave a strong Indication ou ( their rem Ining fiij to assure that playoff Chunat and top fielder and Raiders trek to Ocala tomorrow _ ___ _______ _____ __ ___ ____ Seminoles Seeking Revenge Dickie Den is the number two am. do eheader the Bucs 4-1 an the Seminole Frank Sloan will be the likely better with a .347 average. Deas game will be a regulation seven seven Innings against the Fighting Seminoles of Sanford. Saints Host ons - - I - . .iWT?"11W - run aussom by one. Diamond Contest . . =_ - ~_ -..': Herald Sports Writer on the team. Two of Seminole County's With Tulip out of action the k three of these hurlers saw ac- ~ ______ - - . " - - - .- '=_ -%.-.;_ -_ ---- felt his ciew game of the 55j. mall fairness to the Lions they have had a few problems this season the biggest t,fwtticb was the loss of the pitching sersicesofaceLouisTulp Asa last seaw Tulip was the act of the Lion staff . He has developed a 50FitM in his sh oulder of his pitching arm. Despite a great deal of wor k on the arm and plenty of rest the ., - , .1e . __- - . = k - -1 _. \ _____ _____ . . ____ be pitching or at short. Lawrence Cleveland bits sixth _ $fl starts In center. John Madden plays WI and hits seventh. Winatoti DeRcee Is at thkrdandbatseighth whlleDale Farina plays first and bIts ninth The Saints have three excelled bin-he's upon whom they can call for today s game, Manna has a $-2 4, Bob Flcquette has a3-Othartudoe. Fadem. .__ - - ?" , - . - - i.,,. - I -,: -. -'.r;:.:' - - , ... .'. r '',, '- - -- P .... ' •-- " .• :, '' .-- -. - .i - DICKIE DEAS (right) comes off ' -,,.. ' J. - •' • - ,, T F- - - ' , S Mel Day. 24. They' are Montague Activate, better known for his 50Jn1flood Piudi, Msriey 5 fast breaking and sprint ability 5j$• 5g. over the shorter 5-l6ths mile i Dinay. Catlii'$ Laid On. Da*ri osson our&e, and l('a Grin. Cattle Charm, Dunedin, QtjHfl Montague Activate has drawn at Spades the the four hole and K's Grin, K'S No ti*. lord of Si,. R's Leroy, 5$re#1 to Solo s pirit, Macti.' fig K's ,j', r'itmstam. toi,li,, 3 , '' Chore DuMag's spurred heel had dignity in walking away tram ivatrrnus I1.imbum, '.'flo dar.ed a pitcher taken away his center field mo- $1(J).000, Hank Aaron's ability to do it had But Aaron has only billy, am-wi his arm had become The timpani started a cii- a limp washrag ha nging on a all was recognized in 1968 when seasons in the majors, and the Milwaukee team was transsometime along the middle of mac tic roll several years ago, once-rotsist shoulder. The thought play Atlan . ferred to ta the 1973 season he may eclipse and now the whole or chestral to u Then his owners came to Ruth. Hank now has needs beat is accelera ting into the Di.Maggio at first base. After 75 more. grand climax for a symphonic all, he had broken gd pro their star and, in effect, laid it an the Line this way: Obviously, if the Atlanta muaccep ta nce of Henry Aaron as baseball as a shortstop "We' re movu' Into new tar- gu'a have any th ing tu'Io wi th :t , the greatest basebal l pla yer of position, is a But first base ntocy. and weneeslasuperstar hewUlbeenr4dIukiwi this era. and anar thalonelfitls played There Is only one challenger properly. Poor Joe was hope- at the bo x off ice. Wi thou t Spalin swinging for the fences. Th e on the horizon, and he U Ro- lessly tangle-footed at the gate- or Burdette. you're it. You've singles and doubles that fail ingot shot at the home rtjfl rec- to his net small fishes, per. berto Clemente of the Pitts- way arid he , quicker than burgh Pirates. ager Casey siengel.sensedhis ord. Asid so we want you to stop hops -.-wilibe the team's bonus hi tting for average. We want catch. But Aaron, 38, will prevail inadequacy. you to go for distance." The publici ty that will tieover Clemente, 37, by reasons "Get o ut Stoat contemporary players scernl on Aaron in the next two of te m pe rament and all-around he said. "if I can't play the are homer.happy, But Aaron years, as he approaches the abili ty. outfield." had to be pwihed into it , Ruthman record, will grow in Hank Aaron Is a quiet, sel(The next season he The measure of his ability is ieecende. It will be beteil's contained individual, la cking even though the Yankees of1&il season, w hen at age 37, he sinphuny . Clenente's explosivereas, but feed him another $100,000 f* It was this way in l9V when also with the quali ties ci re- graceful denouement, a year In hat for .flT i which is 14 points straint that the GWflU'l like to which he could still have played above PUS lifetanet. but he had Ruth rammycackled . The ftt hi)fll run year with rwwper story went onto endow with the label of being Sarah Bernhardt farewells Page the for late afternoons, it "a team player ." around the American League. '17. By front office connivance, was banner-lined in the sports That, he is. Aaron is a throwDlMaggio was a - and not necessarily by personal section. back to the black stars of an- Money was important to This is the ev er.growtng tern. other era who could play six po- dill is - but he wouldn't go motivation. .%arun is being deslU. ld He can halle all the through the deceit of perpe trat. Itberately aimed at Babe pu into w hich Aaron has been outfie posts and, in addition, log less than great ability on Ruth , historic 714 career home project ed, albeit at a reported salary of U.000 a year. he can play you a respectable the public fur a superstar's Aaron. in a sense. wtU never The modesc slower ifuy third, second and first Dy RiuJ.CO4IJN Copley News Service . - ('011w that city', biggest saga since "Gun. With the Wind,' WA dependability. He can run per gave thir profession greet more Urnes at bat than ft d- when David 0. SeUruck wa3 and Wow and hit, but bL mostly - - by Alan Mayer HOMING IN ON BABE Chris Blocker and Jim Colbert he can HIT. Powle. how he can PENSACOLA. Fla. I AP) - 6,679-yard llensacoliA Country yggqg I ~ - - *, " - Flithy M,00ii Packers whipped the Denver ItL't'ketl9l.89'flhLiI'sday nlgttl In the West Division semifinal pla yoffs. "It's been tough both physically and mentally and I can't look ahead to Utah yet. Any time you play a sevengame series like this you've got to relax ii little." G3wWiafleigletlivvun the 542tri.t,tanaturned back a Denver yard sixth hole. Ile reached it rally late in the gaine and got a with a four wtxal second shot stellar performance front and ran hi a 30-foot putt. Freddie Lewis with 20 points KCrUIII ZanIer had a 6d. 'vhlie and t!reat defense inc'lutilnit two Roger Brown lied Lewis for leant honors with 20 points and Simpson was game-high with 30 play winning golf again until I get some rest." lie itI lu' would return tionte to El Paso, Ins, and real for the tournament of Champions next week. hill, meanwhile, had a single stroke lead over husky Bob Stutith, who ipiced his round of -Ik',n.i, mi' lm,4i... ixdnts, me Virginia Squires soundly thumped the New York Nets 138.91 in the opening game of their best-of-seven ABA Kast l)tviiion finals. Iii the uIiueutl Basefl*ii Association, the New York Knlcks took al.e lead with a 11694 victory In the sevengame sen.', with the htnsIn (',lti,'i l"\ ..m-itc'' V'4y '7 ' ,t, 4.; :g4' , ineup. __ I - - iUrwi will du it, bevau,3* hv . ' ha:, ict-unipLtshcJ every thui else basel er asked of _..- \' 'lull. ' make IS) yo ur 'IV C11CAY ::I'9ai '. 'Y .4& " ::'' _: 3ig'1i't' Aaron, who weighs only 1F putaids, carries a tremendous burden as baseball prujevt int'i orbit amst ihijb' Ruth and every other Herilean slugger who came befor" But heUbeuptu it. un11w.. signpuun he stays hale asii hearty. So fur, he's been Ui' most durable of all majov league Stars. only in hi., I -, 11mit a fractured ankle in &,. '.ember to get bun -jut of Ui,' d 40 i, ). t' -- aund to two year's of keen suspense. While the Unujis beat in in- - i:! %L4 , : .;,Jf,/_.~' v)pe . crvasmgly ulrarnaUc tempo ) It ,'lfI'ti.st¼." For 1nIiana Pacers Quint ir ' ' " I Two Days Rest Planned -- 'q'iCC.4'2- - travesty. $150,000 Monsanto Open Golf Tournament Players Division Maya unwittingly walk ed into won of conduct, hasn't because Tournament. wne tran t beset Joe "I was absolutely pathetic," since the 1970 Memph is Open DiSIaggIO in another genera. lie lost to Arc her In a playoff f or lion when th said 11111. who was in e Yankees tried to three times, found a trap or two, the Glen Campbell-Los Angeles keep him in the lineup for his once missed a fairway by 100 Open earlIer this year. hat yards, but saved it all with it shots. and Billy Keller added a t9' •- 14ICiP',. - N - IN.- • ' ?f 10 / ,*.es. .&v2 17/16 .,r PC,* * .~c 4 * 1171tia series has been awful this season. "I'm sure I rant towth" Leonard said after the ------------------ - q body is. base for the Giants. It was first round lead Thuralay In the front Atianta is destined to be- Aaron,youmightsay,cando All paid ball players should beablatuequal Ruth. who did almost everything on a base- face West and salute Fisher- it in 22 years, 1914 through 1935. bail diamond with adequacy men's Wharf. The Yankee ClipAaron has alrt'iad) hati many - - - - . 1 Aaron's Abi.ity Underrated the last nuvtn not ejning to claim victory e"ri icago, at Can Do The Whole ' .... ..... st.., ..i. a,w.it ,.p,. ••n • CUt SCSSfl' ,'Thix one is no except ion. We'r- .-.,... only one tournament In 15 weeks Lucas ,, - - considered serious threats i Go tonight's derby with Mill •s.st Operator, Mitt Spencer Spencer given the best chance MØnlauI Aclivel• im Pinto Go. T,icia May. Midirs of upsetting Honest Operator. Ryan also had the four th high SOOt 0.1-3rd Race. r. 1L 5 'a Dana qualifier when his It's Bonnie Oni tin' Qunu•Ia- 11th Rid, 3 e first Anne rum second in th SA TUK DA'V MATIPI El ound and pulled an upset win In I Pd.br Silly, Northern Wind, the second. She has drawn the I C 5 Arnfld number one post posi tion. 3 S"emed C.rIain, Gerald Lii, . Jack Kahn also has a double c •ns, HVsLup0y,frie entry in the 11th race feature, Hasy wmsiknM. -- neti putts totaling 64 yards in a length . While 11111 was shaking his head In amuiement at his low score, weary Lee Trevino was By TIlE AS.SOCIATKI) PRESS blocked shots In the final 14 merely shaking the dust of the ('tiach Bob Leonard and the seconds. long, long tour frmn his shoes. lnuttaii, Pacers can relax now Lewis scored the Pavers, final Trevino, pleading exhaustion, for all of two days. Then all they held goal with 1:24 left to give withdrew after mating a f ir st- ha ve to ibis play the Utah Stars the winners a 90-87 lead. Lien. round 74. In th e Auuierican Basketball %'er'aftalphSlznpsnu.ad.1190. "I'm absolutely exha usted," Association's West Division $9 with 25 seconds on the clock, said Tr evino, who has missed final series. then Lewis Wockd his two Larry Hughi' Blue Bug will be braking from the six hole Eddie and l&G Farina' Mineola Te.t. 7ii, $pimky from the seven. ..lthough considered a Maor$ iongdintatxnrm-!t' alter fielding a ball and forcing an opposing batter. Deas is the number two hitter on the Seminole High team tith Kurt McLeod swinging the hottest bat for Coach Guy Garrett asquad. The are on the road for ..xo games this first base -- 1111 AN PULter. sle used only n strokes on the gr"ns and van. eighti. - - ,nu , 9. K's Plutut. Grand Clevie, Inside nathy's Milt Spencer and J. C. Stanley's Humbles Both are wll~ll $0 A.r Mat.,. Mtly Joy, Marqui , :' "r - pacm e team with an 81 str,Ae average for 12 munds I '-"p '' -'-' '.,,-,. • ________________ . llt - . i'f '. .: -'-- Mustw , - s-'' Jt.. ''. T5S- . handicappers before the Pip., Our M.rg.. eni qualifying rounds started i Blac k w... Unh.l.d, April 6. He won his two heats in baby Whirl's easy fashion. 7. No Jiv.. K's G•ntivman. Oil* Other two race winners in wirwof qualifying isere Don Aber. , ,, wog. 00:0. w000edygoerofl6ma tches. _ -. I-._ - • I The Lions will have spring Pr-ac-lace in Florida and lace Yale In the opening match on Apri l 11. Lest yea r Columbia " -------- Honest Operator te Monsanto Golf Heavy In SOKC Derby favorite, Honest Optictor w" J&*bf#ak#f SW i 5iriycn 11 Primrose Cindy, Out picked to win the derby by local Co ors Other veterans back are Charles Center of Atlanta , Dawion of Leonia, NJ. Mark Etess of Grossunger, N.Y., Ted Piekenbrock of Laranile, Wyo., and Dennis Self rn of Vanceburg. Ky . I -- - -~_ __ - tie tobeavalnaLIememnbe'of the Jacksonville Episcopal . ww..i suw Cud iSR.i. iciun. uiving In me QUU)e2 . - NO : . * NEW YORK (AP) - Coach Peter Salxberg of Columbia University's golf team is ing ahead to one of the strong' est Lion teams in years z lettermen are back from last season, beaded by junior Doug Stein of Great Neck, N V who I jumped out to a 5-0 lead on the Burch at short, Greg Stadad at Kuwbuys of Kissuss.imnie'e unly third, Trace) Boston catching Dole - 4.4 tie. - Drawing the nwziber three 6-1. Blue Bug has come the UONS ON THE L1'I . National Uague-Pittsburgh games as the only issue. At 154 games, California and Oak. Los Angele s at Cincinna ti. San sa lary. The players offered to achieved." Meanwhile, it remained to be land 155. Francisco at Houston (night), give up one day's pay. The U1 IWIW tH iAJ seen pu.Yr-I W(flWI UP priu uucago and rtu.snurgn in at San Diego (night ). Pay -.me A tlanta -National League East show 156 The players went on strike players for games made up on received by the fans. -Regardless nt how the fans games left while Montreal, New April 1 in a dispute with the °P° dates or u Part of a sepsYork. Philadelphia and St. owners over the amount of ra te Admission doubleheader, felt before. I think they'll I.ouls have 156. In the NI.. West, money owners would contribute but not for those rescheduled as glad to see the pla yers run OflI.i Ikuston and San Diego have to the players' pension plan. part Of Oil th'iisston twin bills. the field Sauntlay," said Ws Finally, the owners decided to Parker 01 the Los Angeles 153, Atlanta and CincinnatI 154 That wiped out the last four the season Saturday. Since Dndtiers. and Los Angeles and San Fran- days of spring training and the S Play bell! clsco 155. walkout continued Into the the players Are Paid on the basis lie wasn't as good in center post shouldn't be any problem closest of any entry of beating "If I can hang on to the club, Club course, which turned for Honest Operator in tonight's Honest Operator. On March 11 and get real lucky, i mnigtut even tougher for the afternoon play. field as WiLlie Mays. because era with bumpier, slower few were. 37th annual Central Florida she trailed Honest Operator by make the cut." out greens. But hank can do the whole Derby at Sanford- Orlando only a half length at the finish "I thought I'd probably go Ray Fiord and Bob Goalby baseball chore, and he won't and shoot a bo ut 76, and that's Kennel Club. In fact, in 14 wIre, about what I should have had ." had 66s and the group at 69 in- burt a team wherever he is SELECTIONS season wins, Ralph Ryan's FRIDAY NIGHT "All I'm trying to do is It Claunding distance star has This ability to transfer posi. Graham, Deane Reman and from whiffing." won from every box except the tions came up last surnmer K's Lcst Lavgh, Tritho May, It was Dave Hill at his laconic Harry Toscano. four. In 23 starts he has never VbI ,&flt IIfl lilt), wtiti has been In and out when Willie McCovey was hurt. best, describing his seven-undrawn into the four. Bab•. F5 k'I and Wi ll ie Mall attempted der-par 64 that gave him the of hot water wi th the Proles. first Pitt out as the 24 early G.or.. t. s Is o.'.. - - That left pay for made-up Baseball Players Asaodatinn York at Baltimore. hit! AssocIated Press Golf Writer matched 67s. AU the leaders He isn't as good a right fieldplayed in the morning on the er as Clemente, because no. ______________________ . with the Saints of Trinity Prep. Zion In the loss to Kissimmee. The two team are having Daniel did the best lob, limiting opposite types of seasons with the Kowboys to one run over the tie uons at -e an the year and final Un-re Innings. the Saints boasting a 11-2 report The usual Lion lineup has Card. Fred Rhodes at first, Jcilua to falter In the latter stages and and Jimmy Daniel and p tie outiielti, drop a ciejon, errors ruvedtobecustlyasthe For theSathtstt will beJohn Kowboys took advantage of the Kennedy leading off and playing second. Andy Penn hits misplays. with the bat. . . against each other today when placed upon Robert Davis, Lyn the (hi-do LIOns travel Al Daniel. Trinity " for a 4 p.m. clash have also proven their &bWty ' ... . bueball nines will square off pitching chores have been - York 155 and Cleveland, Detroit ore 1-5 and their only 'Tin came these two met they battled to a By 808 GREEN paced by the power bats of Larry Parrish, Dan.aon, Fra nk Cacciatore and Time Booker. • Dick Brink, Paul Russo, Steve UZI4IWCk . - In 14 4 squads in the state. Th ,ey are . per. - season and those also came High field. statler for today's game. He has 17 hits and eight rums batted Inning contest with the second i 'p., nii te at ti game slated to go five Innings. TOtnOITO' the Tribe plays a 2 has a 14 record with an ins. In. The new .ytxmd Lineup top of the dlvlakei stai xilags, but Following this weekend's The Baby Seminoles dose p. m. game In Lake City. in the pressive 0.70 ERA. He has has Brian Brewer at third and they split a double-header with ______________________________________________________ firsit meeting bet weet these two recorded 27 stirikeouts in 2o action, the Semmles have two hitting in the leadoff spot. Jim the celler-dwelling Dayton& games remaining Tuesday games at Edgewater and Keane batting second and Beach Scots. The Raiders have -the host F.ds',ewater ut 4 in Winter Park. one of the hardest-hitting pitching _______ _____ Kurt McLeod is the leading site and times to be announced. Nuss is a junior who has not The Raiders currently hold The Baby Seminoles are at been worked too much Today the Seminoles are In record into the game with an batter on the team with a .404 this 74 fltvtslo II record, while tha e Daytona Beach for a 4p. in. tilt 0.47 ERA. He has pitched 59 average. He is the top man In home Saturday as they host sea In his last outing, Vikings are 114. The Vikings with Mainland. The Seminoles innings and recorded 97 strike hits with 19 and RBIs with 14. Lakeland Kathleen for S 1130 tOWvrI, he worked a strong sweplapairfromsJcearlierin torntirrow. He carries a 7-1 dropped the earlier decision to outs. e c lal"Ps masterful In the Senior League game continues tonight when the --___ -The players suffered, the Jimmy Riddle turned in a over the Twins. The CardinaLs Indians a lou. The last time West, Chicago, Kansas City, at New York, Montreal at s. first, the oworrs wanted to re- innings for the Orioles and was score a run. Scott walked and not permitted to pitch the' caine around to score on Jim's remaining two frames because single The Angels added three he worked two Innings earlier In runs in the fifth and two in the the week. In his four innings sixth to complete their scoring. Menson struck out nine batters Along with the tremendous and gave up only three tilts. Both runs scored off him were pitching effort by Jim Riddle theAngelstarhadabignightat unearned. the plate with four hits in five Starrett survived the shakey triPs. first inning and got the win. Other top hitters for the Victor Blair had three hits for the Orioles while Henson and Angels were Claxton with a single and double, Jay Saucer Vinson had two. For the Twins it was Starrelt, with two singles and a double Carter and Wiggin all with two and Shadron with two singles. Action In the Major league ta. Important Division Games division contests. were losers, tn The The first break ca me early owners suffered, baseball be decided on a percentage league directive and allowed basis, since not all teams will their players to work out In this week when the owners, who suffer&. I hope we've all play the iame number of White Sos Park durIng the had not offered a penny for learned a lesson. I will wnr retirement hen.'fitts, offered to with people in baseball .r i'arnes. Technically, the race, strike always are decided on per. Saturday's opening day allocate Wa)00 from a butte pricerftires to prevent this : 'r' interest surplus built up by the of thing in the future. ?4nbodv ('ent.age, but games affecting schedule looks like this : League-Mtnne. p.n.sktfl fund. The players low.. wants it again." the final standings usually are American made up. iota at Oakland, Texas at eted their demand from 17 per "I think it', fair to say nob'w1v In the American League East, California (night), Chicago at cent approximately $918,000- ever wins In a strike situation," record and own the only win become the first in hand the and Milwaukee 156. In the At, of the sixth when the root fell in. In the third the Riddle Henson worked the first four brothers again combined to ___ __ average of UO0. it's $1.0 For Hank Aaron, who pulls down a record $)0000 a to a Ina of It t"Ofl 1.'agui! .uid MarvIn Miller, , % Baltimore has 154 games KAnsai City, Boston at Detroit to PM.OM and the twn sides 11 Senior league action tonight remaining. Hoiton and liew Milwaukee at Cleveland, New nally cninpromised on SWAM. dirrctor of the Major League rn ___ ____ Or*loles, 9m8 Lovonro Vinson's two-run when they scored live runs. homer and Mike Ilenson's Again Scott Riddle led the rally double. Victor Blair and Tom by reaching first on an error also had hits In the in- after the first two batters had g. fanned. The Angels then got Both teams scored twice in singles from Joe Claxton, Mike the third inning and the Orioles McCan and Joe Shadron to had a 7-3 lead going into the top produce their five runs. ___ -" N'I *p as they rallied fir six runs In the formance for the An,;eLs as he over the Pirates. 01 the au th to nip the allowed four hits and struck out 1o1es91. slx.Onlyonehitwasmsnaged By virtue of the triumph the by the Braves after the first Twins moved two game s In Inning. front of the Orioles in the first The Angels drew first blood in half with only two games their half of the inItial Inning remaining, when Scott Riddle reached base Robert Wiggi ignited the on an error, moved around to Twins late rally with a chipping third on two more errors and single down the leftlield line. scored on a single by brother, Five walks and a hit batsman Jim. 4aided the Twins' effort. Three hits gave the Braves ing key ilLs during the their lone run In the bottom of surge were Chtxk Starrett With the first. Russ McBride, Dillard a double and WIlliam Carter Gould and Jerry Riddle got the with a single, hi ts for the Braves with Gould The Orioles unuped out to a 5- scoring the lone tally. 0 lead in the last of the first The Angels put a "hurtin" on for a ) pan, twin-bill wIth ,p', were declared Ineligible for the Central florida Junior College rest of the seaoon for scholastic as they continue their drive for ____ ____ __________________________ reasons. .s of .T-'-_ _____ __________________________________ ________________ JW _______ _______________________ -0' - / In their first meeting with tkvlsion II. _____ ________________ ____________ B1p Moore the Gre oumds Both the winner ' 71 rolled to an easy 6.0 vIctory up in the division behind the Parkllng ir . MACK DALTON (left) of the Seminole High Park. The SHS track team went to Winter effort of Mark Thompson. The which is set for Chain OIIAkes track team starts running as Steve Littlejohn Haven yesterday where they finished a strong oi' southpaw served up a Park in Winter Haven in early comes up to band him th e baton in reiay action th ird in the Cypress Garden Invitational. one-hitter against the Pioneers May. Th Raiders went ( Gary Taylor Photo) at iast weekend's Trojan Relays in Winter in which he SthWk out nine and state tournament as the .-. DIVI5IOO - yo. should see action this weekend after defeating Florida .J but may not work against the College In a playoff tilt. PIoneers today. He worked four 'fll 'er's division chainand a third tough Innings on plonship could also be headed Tuesday against the Grenadiers for a pla yoff. The Raiders ofColonlaLCotnlng back osmtwo tieci with St. Johns in days rest may be a little too cohann with Un-re each. much to ask. sitould Thompson not get the when they swept a Ut an attempt to avenge an nod It will be either Kevin fl()tm(1," innings on ThW Seminole High baseball clubs Donald Brown fired headerfromSLJohniearherin Brown and Sloan are both earlier loss. Then next FridaY Stephenson or Eddie Nuts team goes on the road for a pair sparkling one-hitter, sthking week, of games this weekend. Both out 1$. But the lone rim of the Juniors. A pair of seniors ' the theyll Play host to the Winter gettlrg the call. Stephenson 7 in nine innings before ccsnln$ will t' against teams game scored on an error and it staff could also see some action Park Wildcats in another 4p. m. came up with a sore arm In the to t the nightcap 1.0 that have already notched wins, coil Brown his only mound loss. in relief. Chris Daum has a 3-2 contestgame with Colonial on Tuesday befdnd the w*-hit pitching of The district tnw'naxnent is and may not be ready for over the Seminoles. and both Brown Is slated to get a record for the Seminoles and Mike Pulling and a home run by .&n h 4 ... i.. r'.... flrC,it . i' slated to onen Atril 24 with the wusy a game. 1W).L C4iI hager Danson. _____ _____ 113,Sflfl minimum, it will amount For those at the major of $490,000 earmarked solely for and one canceled nationail tele- The pennant races thus will the White Sox disregairdpd a benefits. ii r 1hr%r dais, It the.%e photoit-from an Iowa glrle' game at right-nrc an) Indication, ability to win the dose OflCS and. slump with a easy 12.1 triumph off. The Pirates have a 2-4 will find the Athletics trying hitter, Bob Costarstine. Both ___ '-S________________ is played Its____ but ___ FLA. STATE BANK Mixal) .:. - I _____ In rightfield. mn play good tiai on occasion Catching and hitting third and In their fin meeting with be Jack Zimmer. Jerry Fadern the Kowboys proved It as they hits fourth and plays short rolled to a 10-1 triumph in which Mark Henna hits fifth and will i pp _t~. - -, The Lions have proven they second and will Bowl ng Crawford -'\-: '' _... - the Twins of the Oviedo Little over the Braves. Trek To ' -. Marge Taylor, who finished with 75. One shot back at 76 and second place was Use Lanigan. Liz McManus won featw'eeventwtthlZahotacmtbeshorterholes. . U 4W The mark of a chAmpion is the the Angel.s broke out of a losing Pirates and Cardinals square Following this week's games games the Hounds wind up their season spot. ______ with the finishIng of a game with Boone on Monday and a Tuesday contest at Daytona Mainland. The "game" with Raiders Boone finds picking up where they left off theIr 4-4 tIe of a few weeks ago. The game will be resumed at the top of the tenth inning and be treated just like an Inning affair. For the remainder C)calcz season the Hounds must play The Seminole Junior College without their ace pitcher. Larry _______ - * - e of Valley Forge. the WCUICO There was a tie for first place In "A" flight between Anita Wift and Rosesnary WUlotaghby. Both ladies flnished with - one at of --- .. and an Iniernailonal lIru,ii('oii,mhln *Twins Rally To I The top five learns in the Winter Park. 10.1*2nds of their all games called off by the Kauffman. owner of the Royals, the health care segment of the vision game. "Nobody won," said rommisstrike, and In New York, where says he will protest any games pension plan. The players were the player representatives his club has to play against seeking a 17 net rent enst-n(- sinner Bowl. Kuhn. who railed agreed. Chicago this weekend because living rise n retirement thwners' meeting inChtcagn (Clinch First I-Ia/f Tie Bishop Moore slated for today team behind Evans and and another trip tomorrow, that Colonial but must win at least # r - WOMEN'S BASKETBALL IS jti%t a% rough a% the men's - Field to meet with four losses rate as the - ,vIIl each toe. inlary. For those earning the tnt-until the year-end negotla.p&gn. beginning Saturday and cancel cago in the At, West F,wing 0 _______ ~ basketba ll chii,IiiiI ,inhii, gililic ,t left weekend with a trip to District Playoffs. The Hounds ' a-WA09- -F _______ Metro contests on tap this Metro Conference will enter the ~ An individual points tourney was the name of the game .. Stenstrom'i Joe'sLmmdly The Hounds have a pair of i34ay rampatgn rather than a 162-game .v%snn, they Pennant Decided on Percent Basis shortened baseball season tlonal pastime ended Thursday 0 i nce in the district playing shortstop and hitting ninth. tourney. , .mAW.5WW-wr-w-rw flight honors with the same score. Msi-lamn Askew won the nine hole group event with a 38. The annual singles and doubles tournament. sponlcr'. jointly by both the men's and women's association. will be held on April 30. The type of tournament Is thus far tmdecided, but we should btow by next week. HINOONERS _____ ~ _.~ 111111=1 ' _____ --__ _____ ___________________ There was no consolation flight. lit their rul weekly outing the girls played low rw Decanse of the tack of "A" flight players, there was no cuietltton within that flight. Peg Bumps won "B" flight with an adjusuid score of U wtdle Mack Baker won "C" ___ ____ _______ = _____ slimmest hopes for a Metro sventh andtnrIght0rpUthb1t, title, must now win a few to Randy Brooks catching and Insure their chances for an batting eighth and Rick Nuss ______ the raimber we spot, whUe Evelyn took the rutnw4vriznr p~. dds put TneId*Y I - only the hitting sLith. Thompson hitting ______ ______ ' P4lueunn owners, wtieae annual Some ermniates place the loss ii on two fronts-In Chicago. tin. between players and own. where major lea gue club own. era on a new basic agreement- contribution to the plan came to $5 million, including .i.it$54 million, of fered an increase recipta, par'*nng rnneesston' era voted to pick up the season involves Kansas City and Radoylclnlelt and hitting third. Herald Sports Writer Stephenson in right or pitching Lyman's baseball crew and hitting fourth. Sam Parker and playing first, begins a new battle toda) and hitting filth Brown at second and must do so with a rorganized -: IIERRCHI1 will finally get under way II days late Saturday, but before the first pitch Is thrown the sport has two losers and acount of one strike. All 24 teams will lose at least regular season, sd"eqluled to The first general walkout In one home game, start AprIl 5. Today wouki have the history of the so-called naThe only dtaputc still remain- been the 10th day of the cam. ____ playing centerlield. Dan By HFJtKY CUSH / A 0 r4al 1. . ___ _______ Needing Help flight, edging out Ada O'Neil. In first flight, Peg Billops captured the top prize by beatirg Martha Henry. Martha was awarded Uflflt44) prize. The con.slation flight as won by Sylvia Brown, who won over Hazel Durzo. Second flight wtmi Is Peg Mouser, who defeated Stella Brooks In the final match. Stalls was rwuier-up. Mar' Wheithel took the consola tion prize. Third f light top trophy went to Frances Ranks, who beat Syb Howe In the finals. Th ird flight consola tion prize was taken by Reba Mahon. in Fourth flight. Mack Baker edged out Evelyn Antar for Vdhy . J Conklin, also fell to the hands of Mrs. Daniels In the semifinals. ci a H -4 /' Mound Staff _____ IRII I VW . I fly ro ;_ / Friday, April 14. 1972.-7A 'Short' Baseball Season Tn Ragin y Pla Towmarrnw . . I (;reyhounds' Mcryf* :T_A1_ '% Seminoles final meet before The pothts and Pabnel2o was Ian, Johnson, Astáe and Jimines finish sixth with a Ume ci 24.2 high jum p with a five foot. eight ill be this jump. Dallas Brown tossed district competition w seconds. Gary Vance was fourth Inch covered the dlance In 1:307. mmdc High track team scoring only five points. th feet, ICVIfl UI• TUIdaY when they trek to e shot Put 50 The tribe had three inen place In the $30 run with * 2:06,1. Aaron Johnson arid Eddie entering th e final days of DCIAn4 to rtifl the Bulldogs. The sprint medley relay team ches, also finishing fourth. competition before the all. Asbie set the pace for the In the 120 high hurdles. Theory of Carh. Will McCoy, Alec Important district meet, Seminoles with 1-2 finishes In Stringers was second with a 15.9 seconds. Jiminet Haws and JImlne2 was sixth. yard time of third in the both the 200 and 221) finished a strong Cypress Gardens Invitational dashes. Asbic won the 200 with a was fourth and Dale Griffen The mile relay team of Cant. Henry Scott, Robert Redding held yesterday. Moat Winter Umeof$.9aeconds with Johnatm ttnisl*d sixth. Perkins covered the t a sophomore e Nate Perkins and Th se seconds. 18 second in 10.1 e event Haven won th with points, followed by ve Bed order was reversed in the o school record with a 52.2 second distance In 3:33.3 to place the 440 yard dash. He second. U in second with 76 points and with Johnson streaking to the X Ke4th HarTis was the top 3 points, win in 22.5 seconds a slim tenth finished second In the event. Sanford third with 7, In the mile run. Ed Howard Seminole in the field events with Bradenton Southeast was fourth of a second ahead of Asbie. Seminole's only other first was fourth with a 4:52.4 run. a third place jump of 11 feet, six with 51 points. Lakeland Kathleen had 29 points for fifth, place came In the 0 year relay John Dennis fell twice In the 160 inches In the pole valulL Ed Lakeland was seventh with 15 as the team of Mark Carli, low hurdles but was able to Johnson tied for fourth In the WINIER HAVEN 1 a ~ The Sanford :ferald ..4 ' ' m-' i:' '' '" ,# 1r:.. 4 . - k I --' % ft *, - - WANT AD WEEK Is . . - April 17-21 St's(Nut Large Ail On T he (I%iif ted For Our S pe cial ta PRICE SALE On Family Want Ads -- _____ �BA—The Sanford Herald Friday, April 14, 1972 — *tl-IKV.Wgv~z~~'OONW "Candid -.1 - I ...i r-.;q;1i.1--a-; _- --~_ ~__~.* ~ t ;~. 4 .1 . C/7,attello' 0 : ...; ____ - . .1 - . - fi.i.. - - r. _______________ 4r ) ,.- I. ____ ____________ - \ By DORIS WILLIAMS Soclet Editor ' . ' - 1 — ' q - I 4 - - I- j.' 'r \ 7 /I , • . - il ", -. I There are complaints and -' T' there are compliments! W. I Please be advised that here at ' I .. The Herald we got our fair rhake Of both. F'urthez. please LINDA AND BILL RECK, chairmen of this hr advised, that the com c......., L'....1,.. 10.,.11 . IV I.4IdIJgIiI 'I-t?' I k' %A'. 3}D I4i I L1411 L)L, LIW .........." JIMI l.UUIWI I pliments outweigh the corncare kss about rn'farmIv,iam paceand plana casual luau at Mayfair Country pliunts. sure you will be delighted that I Club where fun and festivity will he the order It bas been our otsei-vaUoo ..nre you n th e derails and the evening, ;id experience th at those who nat ure o! the t'ist. People u:npialn the loudest we &u visit this neck of the woods all sctly what they know how 10 tornry, was of participate in Southeastern do the same things. anyhow. d best ... cri ticize, Instead of Regional Ballet festival Hint, hint, cipOfldCfltS! Year. doing. Also Birmingham Alabama) Vivacious Kay, a Mi i For years. I ha ve been th The Sanford Zoo e banking and legal game, is Civic Ballet has Invited the tpeaking to organizations 4 ,,.,..,,,, ,,,., ,,....., .,, iiroun to nerfnrrn th1 tmrr,r msifr headlines th..i" tat., .-------------,J4 -• ------- -.----------'' we have over 400 now in Bernens, Inc., Win Rtunshv been made and maybe wi th reason. ter Seminole County). I have In an effort to raise funds for Congrats to you both' for them 1 fly to Atlanta with a '1resed the Importance of Somebody good chartered bus arranged fm' the the new roo. the Zooloizu'al showed 1.; v ing a live wire press and judgment' Birmingham trek, Society is .sponsoring a fun-fund ptiblicrelatjozischalrmnan.. but As a director. I am proud,, raising Ball, May l. ..they just won't flten." Just f or the record, another So, once again, the success of is coming to ) - our organirsUon diepends an the am in the very ne,ar future your PH chairman. ... that and no more, at thu Wi th all clubs electing of. this time, PLEASE bear this in mind! Get us your news and we will get it befwe the- rye of the public. Anders 1w 'J "" '"J' 444 II IS CO.. — - lo Ic d like to muzzle grandma gracefully -. • 7 .: . ________ _____ I. ~- I . im W CIIS Tiniest". V. I4 las.) -. DEAI1 AnDY: My wife's mother became widowed last year and came to make her home with us as my wife Is her I cnly child. At first i' uon isrivu guest, t1Ut lily Wile a u,anuii it* treated Grandma like to ui IIIUIIIIJM of our children a nd C t~l Y- :!IC) made. The old lady even told me that I should give up golf as R is a "si ll y" game, and took too much of my time away .from my family. She also told me that I subscribed to more -- magaiincs than any one person could possibly read. The kids and my wife have been very patient and reectfully silent thus far, but I know they resent Grandma. Now can I put this old busybody in her place without a mj flare up Or should I koep quirt and waIt until my wile also has a bellyful and handles it her way? HEI.1XFLJL IN S. F. 'lIi. "" flute 'l,$n('' Ui!! Trure . . l anyone! The sparrow eventuafl' spoke MR. AND MRS. KENNETH M. LEFFLER and Cindy 172 Williams Road, Lake Mary and Sanford Sun Travel Agency are shon aboard the Luxury Steamship Ariadne, on a cruise to Nassau from Port Everglades, Vt. Lauderdale. In Nassau there was daytime and nighttime fUn. . shopping, enjoying the tropical sun and native entertainment in Nassau's exciting clubs. of up and chir,ied that Betsey had some sort of "in " wi th a bundle of cash for worthwhile projects. Now if I wouldn't wait for George to do t, bu t would Walk, t Betsey 0 Donoghue. her extravagance In managing the se Then she started In on the children . She found fall -, lb their friends, their clothes, t he ir habits and the note IWAR BEllYFUL: let your Ife handle It u probably on'I ba,e to aiI long. her way. . DEAR ABBY. Why do basically honest people cheat at .Idge? til next time - rout now .,. a nd then too Set 200 4 We are members of a bridge club, and one of the in our foursome al*ays keepi score, and almost all Ow time she 'wins the high score prize. As soon as the game Is over, this woman makes a pretense of clearing oil the ,3Iible and she Immediately destroys the score sheets. uus annoys an of us wno nave noticed it, and u inc ma 1K1 have otherwise lovable qualities we would drop her - ,from the foursome. Can )OtI pleas.' give us some ideas on how we can ;,i.raighten her out without offending her or causing her barrassment? SUCH GOOD FRIENDS So un Women NURSING CENTER Se.inhiole cot"W"A"aaw 'icre chairman of the m usic program which will include organist, Kay Bodoih of Geneva and Mrs. Johny Gray of Longwood, soloist and devotional. tI F. 2nd Sf, Sanford. Fla. Fh. 3224707 4 This is an event which has had spectacular coopera tion by all the clubs in the Co un cil, according to Mitch Lasiter . .' W DEAlt FRIENDS: Basically honest people do not cheat at anything. Either keep this lady With the "otherwise ova' tIr qualities" honest by relitsing her of the were keeping job or drop her. 44 DEAR ABBY: Someone wrote In asking what to do with unsolicited stuff that comes in the mail. Some organizations oa.jend out personalized key chains, packets of Christmas name stickers and a lot of other items, hoping the pients will send them a dollar or two. W — a I wish I could afford to help all these missions, - churches, veterans, handicapped people, etc., but I SIP Ofl ,'soclal security and I can't. Also, why should I have to pay - postage to return stuff I never sent for in the first place? Well, here's the answer: My mailman told me that If I 'yjever get anything In the mail I did not order and do not 1.' want, I shouldn't even open it. (But If I do open it, I can . tape it closed again.) Just write on the package, "Refused. . . Return To Sender." The sender will have to pay the postage for its return $0 you won't have to worry about hearing from them again r because after a while, they'll get the message. NO MORE JUNK 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients - VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Annual Achievement Day In Sanford U -O,jr frr .sre ilil l l l l l AD &UA 0&V&J0 cOordinator. B stratloo will handled by the Geneva Club; I AV exhibit hostess, Oakland Hills, Exit Downey, chairman; entertng and tagging exhibits, phone 104 Mary Walker, of Oviedo Club. 323-2510 E. FIRST ST chairman; with Elder Springs BANK AMER ICARD MASTERCHARGE Club member Louise Nolan in STORE HOURS: 9TO5:30 EACH DAY charge Of exhibit set up, .. _____ ____ Saturday Special Judging coordinators, Mitch Laasister, Altamonte Springs Club. and Mar) Walker, of Oviedo club; H om emakers Award, Rose Oseborn, of Altamonte Springs Club; building and guest speakers, Kay Sauman Of Lake Mary Club. Kay is also president Of the Council . Ship Ahoy CANVAS 1 /2 c 79 Ic attend, 4 J. H. F., ICA (IGNORAMUS CUM AWAPINUSI Baskets 100% COTTON This prcxnlses to be an event which will attract and interest all th e residents Of Seminole County and a cordial in vitation Is extended by the County' Homemakers Council to all who - " - Sewing DEAR ABBY: Mark Evans, Ph, D., who says he Is a grown man who enjoys living at home with his mother and father, and is probably considered an oddball by society because he respects his parents and shares their values, did not disclose the subject of his degree. If it's psychology, I will kill myselfl FF O " Yd. PRICE MARKED . ' DEAR ABBY: In response to the waitress who wonders why people will si t at a table with dirty dishes when there are clear, tables: I am one of the offenders. Often a particular table is bet te r li ghted, roomier or has a better view than the others. Also it can be out of the traffic, or quieter. (Why did the previous diners sit there?) It a person is just grabbing a quick bite, he can sit anywhere, but if one intends to eny a lingering meal, he should ha ve his choice of tables. Dirt y dishes or not. "u"" I What's year problem? You'll feel better If you get it .I your chest. Write I. ABBY, B., 0711, Lee Angeles, Cal, 1110. For a Personal reply each.,. stamped, addressed eav.2.p., L , ' I t For Abby's beekiet. "hew to Hav, a Lovely Weddlag," send Sits Abby. 5o 0799, Asgeles. Cal 9900 ---_____________________ lo p - - Is April 17-21 Register For Lovely Prizes: It PRICE SALE On Family Want Ads I': I Nursing and Convalescent Residence For that someone who Needs Professional Nursing Care 300 Bay Avenue Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-4755 1st - $20 Totem Plant 2nd - $15 Fresh Mixed Arrangement 3rd - $10 Dish Garden ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME! BankAmerIcard Master Charge FREE DELIVERY, INCLUDING SANFORD One VVay Can, One Can't ting trick with the king South had been unlucky. Both clubs had to be wrong and in addition. East had to hold the long diamond, lie luid been unlucky but he had also missed the sure 'hing play. At the other table South cashed the ace and king of diamonds before getting off lead with a heart East won and led a club to West but now Vest had no way to get diamond lIe oft lead with actually led a third heart which allowed South to ruff III duiiiniy and tilsuat ii a club from his own hand. This play, would not have worked against a 4.1 break in diamonds but no play W I•k an 14 40 0 0 Each Portt.,t i finished in tiring culor b proleu.ona .r(ufli Ad diison,,i prints srs vslIabIt in vpr,ou; slitj and slylts it reason ibis Prices Ch,Idrng' 9fOvp pic ture taken 97d per thud - plus at SG( hand li ng chirp.. Limit one . . pie thud - Cain potions in lamily st $1.95 each plus soll hsndhng. Chaos. h*m finished poflrasts.., not proofs. No . paintm.nt Seminole Lodge k'sOvr Large A4; ) The CI.ssIfj Pages For Our SpcclaI WIN AT BRIDGE : O t,1 ,..,..'Ir ,.,,oènct that t',sd rriu IULIHAPHERS HOURS: APRIL 14 & 15 , Old awu & James Jacobs' O FRI. • SAT. From 10a.m. - ,p, m and APRIL 16 SUN. guarded against rverthlng lien' is a u.'ul swing tuitici else. a .'cu'nt IMI' match 'tiwiPaPli (IV(RPaIiI *51W) Wtit'ri' the swing war.(tic' it' • • • From lp.m.gp rn. suIt . . 6 1 8 ' AT THE * 0 100 * 3 McCrory' s IN THE SANFORD PLAZA ....•.•O••• PLUS 9, ill HAr*OLsrtc4 -r,vm 0 111111`1 logs a -.Tq % of ex1wrt play as against good play. flI1aafy. 1! combination and Soiittihatl f F Hot tables reached four spades on Ident.cal bidding and the first trick was won South's ace of hearts. hre rounds of trumps were taken At this point the play diverged. Dec arer at table one led a heart. East won and rt. [Z MI1t1L77IU The bidding has been. Eass South West North 16 2a Put 1V 1 0 4 NT. Pass, 4& Pass Pars P4111 54 You. &uuthi, hold. AI(C54 VAZ •J 4*1(151 turned a club. West won with What do you do flow' the queen and played the A—Bid Vise no-Snoop. You jack of diamonds. Now South air Interested in kings. pla yed two high diamonds TODAY'S Qt)E1Tii)i an threw East in with a Your partner bids its dlithird diamond. kr.. W!'.m to il,oW mon,1e Ea*t feel a second club and there was no way to keepdo )au do now'tomuiruw Answer West from scoring the se to Keep I COST OF LIVING for 57 Pull _. pnItIi',ns .ii,, II SI 13.1ev, 13*' 5'P' IIY rat. t!'l,-ui 24 tlnsp.vifirul 2Ait '"(' 30--bloiunn, 32 OvI,roon tlrIis v.r.) 34 M...uring tire 5 Chuith paIt A lorciastrion devices IS To% of set red tomiti 7 Th,ough fl IIIrp s'itaif,l ht.w I Bird Ins name rovitsl V,,h form 41 Wint., Vhklt5 Or, bag -. :41 80,@ amount 44PhIIippin. 75 Angers seetsnp 4 Nuirsoc., 41 Itom.n mpror 77 Meit tni..,Iy 28 Persian i IV 44 4 :'i:: off ti,., - olI -I I1Jj INUjUIUJNUUN: jaijual a I 11111 lig~ By POf.LY CRAMER ABOUT M holes in her "wet look" coat caused by the buttons pulling off. She could cut swatches of an adhesive-backed leatherlike mending tape. If the lining is loose, open It tip from flit! bottom and attach the tape piece on the inside—other. wise' put one on the Inside and one on the outside to have a new surface for attaching the buttons (lie strong thread for sewing them on and put a smaller button on the Inside, sewn at the same time the outer one Is sewn on. The stitches will not pull mit so easily as the Inside' button equalizes the strain —MHS L W. M. 31 W,'ltni,',pi I ('omp.t.ti'. .S ft..'y iEii'tt IS t)omnIons itttfl('lI('(l DEAR POfLY—1 am answering Cat herine who has S4 Theater sin - Buttons Ir. nymph Bsv.r II Wfl5PI 20 Mich 2851, 5 1 Was indebted 27 Ra.po,t ( sb ) By Abigail Van Buren •1 ——Our dear. darling Daughters of the Arnerican Revolutim Sallie Harrison Chapter) pi ck ed up a National honor at a ant street Coat ___________ U Carry or., SI tampv.' I) Surface. spider monkey. Cooking sherry — -__________________________ Speaking of elections and F --_' .-.. , . Spring conference. ' public relations, wi th National HORTENSE ROLTMU.LAT — i1llI .. election coming Ui) I cast my proudly CWTIe into ' %Ott for GEURGE TOWfl f*' bearing a lovely certificate - :4E'T . .iT M P. H. hUflIelI. where the cal chapter was 1 I • This gentleman is positively awarded f P11CC f '•'' terrific and It is obvious Y outstanding report by the ' - .endeavor he undertakes Is Nat11 Society, D.A.R. executed superbly. We, too, are proud that we During a recent ga thering, helped, 1_ !, . A which at tracted thousands, . 1 : '' ' George supplied all th e Jq read a card from -. . . b' .' -releases, way in advance, sa w STELLA woornjous, who is '-. •' . . to it that the working Th5 probably upsetting 'that's a . .. ' ,. L teethed press cards. V.I.P. compliment) Greece at this - auto stickers and the whole 99 point sinc e she Is on a visit to ' yards. her homeland. ., . . After the event, George wrote Before leaving, Stella asked ' ' zt_ personal notes to each of us, what I would like to ha ve from -• ,, making us feet great .. doing the ancient country. - I'' exactly wha t a truly I!TUt "A Greek god of course," I -. , person does ... making the other answered .. . -f person feel peaL -: The card stated a boatload I suggest to all organlr.atlons would be arriving soon! . — to set up a seminar and ha'e £1.5. Beta . _ , George explain the art of pubic E ureka ,' / ' ' ::, relations. .: - -In the meantime, I'm A luncheon at the lovely fectly happy to "let George do of LUCY LAYER It." honored Foreign students atI Thank you, George! ten di ng Seminole Junior ——— College. Before proceed g, Seminole It was my pleaaute to be in '. -. County Mutual Concert PtZ'Ons Invited as a guest and was . .. are reminded of tonight's seat ed wi th three very char• " concert, "Star Spangled Girl," ming young men, BOB 1 ' at the Civic Center. morro, s.i.c. stu de nt body .i,. Curtain ,'.tl a,, president; HADIMS ABERRA, ' 4 7 -Jj is the last concert until the fall Ethiopia. AS and ANTONIO season begins. P4ADI Venezuela. SANFORD IiOMEMAJ(EHS Club members, from left, Luttie Wood, Go, please! During th e enlightening showing a beautiful red holiday table covering wi th seasonal confab, I was Informed that it decorations stitched on, and Bea Newsome showing an equally lovely Is sassafras Its your usual was against the law for spring tonic ? yellow net table covering wi th decorations which will dress up any foreign students to work In this Pamper yourself this spring coun try occasion. and change to Tropical punch Not content to take this 'Ann Seczkowskj photo) (guaranteed to pack more statement li terally, I checked B)' M SILCows wallop than the tea at SCM wi th the Bureau of Immigration "Homemak er of of the Year." fashion show coordinator and CA'S annual Spring Froli c Ball, and U.S. Department of labor Plans have been April , at Mayfa ir Country to find th completed Each club In the Council will ccnmentat or , Penny Wilson of at our immigration f or th Springs Cl ub; Club e annual achievement day WeseIit a candidtt and the Sanlando laws are resnrict.e'd bit In s.nsored by the Seminole winner will be announced on refreshments, Lake Mary Club; The CC will be converted Into work permits are r,.,. •J _JA__ _% •, ,,, -. - - - - - 'ri4 A ?'i I ti•i BPJI W#rV C-.Jl UI a pmi- auI)r L.LLCflSIUfl • •••J. ••,_•• -. IPIOflO. With granted. Chairman of this years' Homemakers. emakers Th is activity jjj au thentic tropical decor, So, fellaha, I suggest you Hom Judges for the even ts will be be hel d on April, 2f-2 at the program are Mrs. Jake Polynesian dancers, heavy hors contact these dI.LIL Ame ss iter, Kay Sassman Karen Mn. Dorothy WlUiamaon ri can Legion Bu ilding in La d' oeuvres (luau style, music happy earning power. Sanford. Huck of the Altamonte Springs M. Ann Manard, of by Rick Mortarano and his band young students are is in charge of public Winter Park Florida Power and and other goodies, On Wednesday. ezhzbits will Club most dedicated Thur. rela ti ons; general orZanlzatlon, Light Co.; te Dress code is D.Y.O.T ... do opportunuy of ea J ud y enexred for judging. rning a few be sday, hi bi ts will be on display Altamonte Springs Club; 10ney, Sanford artist Mrs your own thing, bucks for expenses while d.ii '1u1 Mitchell of Geneva Is for general public viewing and derating, Sanlando Springs; As opposed to the usual for. country. on Friday, the Achievement mal threads, casual attire _r "In" thing this Spring In the tAb Another group of Foreign Day program will be held, from 9 a.mn. to noon. On F riday only, torch atmosphere. stidents were enterta ined aver Chairmen are LIvi,A and the week:nd. Th nursery service will be ese were pilots BILL BECK. attending Sanford Aviation available to homemakers with children at a nominal fee, wi th It Is possible a few rr. Academy. Mrs. Maril yn Gordon, chairra tions are left ... to call Linda Hostess was that gal about or MRS. JOHN IEVE) town .. and the air, BE'' man, Th is promises to be one of the cRABmEE. WALLA CE ... who is just a few most exciting programs minutes away from her pilot's I know this is late ... but License. presented In a long time. Eight nobody told us' Everybody had a tab of a tune cho,Ilt-rq:tni: categories will ix pr eseited in cluding: painting Seminole County legal and more on Betty la ter. and drawing, sculpture, Secretaries i Legals) honored their attorney employers at a I could write an unending ceramics, stitchery, cxafta, food recent barbecue ... an annual novel about our dancers preservation, clothing confling, tabbed bosses night str uction and a miscellaneous composing Ballet-Guild of During this time, KAY Sanford-Sem in ole ... but w category which includes ould exhibits of fresh vegetables, GALLAGHER was awarded you believe me' live flower arrangements. Secretary of the year ti tle and Thtrty.odd dancers will be Also, for th e first time, there ROBERT Morris. local at- heading to Atlanta this month to Will be the sel.'c'tion of a WANT AD WEEK 40 ivy 41 In.e 42 U.,o I Accept one's - Novel Ways 310.r.int's wife moulo OUf ____ —s1w&SAVI __________ 37 Short •' 4— - It ACROSS I Friday, April 14, 1972-9A The Sanford Herald I I.rb.t -'-- -and just wish Sanford.Semlnok This Is probably oft the cuff. co'ilo ecognire the potential but just happen to know of an I'll say this ... no where to the avid zoo and animal enthusiast whole wide world are there two who might just be able to )rad a more dedicated end lovely band on the fund-raising tat. arthitic directors than MIRIAM Her name Is BESTY RYE and VALERIE RYE O'DONOGHUE, a relatively WELD. Superfrag ...! newcomer to the area, and she's a live wire, with and without anlmals. Had a note from LIZ MATHIEUX. beautifully Proof of this was subrtten on ci-Imsom staUonery stantisted when my party and 1 th black Ink, were Invited to the fashionable Hopefully, the medic will Lonwood home Of Betsy and isharge her Aprul7,atw Derek after an evening of :.:)e she wi ll resume her duties "tablehopping" .., when 'a Herald angel, champagne was served by the gracious hostess at the Implanned, early Tprompt u. My younger morning affair. husband, COLEEN A. RAY IiEI.TON, came treezirig in An animal menagerie lives from Montgomery for a visit en wi thin the confines of the splitroute to Miami and points South level home. Thought they'd f or a Holiday. never ask, but I was finally POLLY'S POINTERS ca Fill the Blanks Ijummu -011 GET YOU DOWN? WHY NOT SAVE AS YOU SHOP DEAR POLI,Y— Catherine's problem with the buttons on her "wet look" coat may be solved if she uses felt or Iron-on patches as a backing on both aides and then sews the buttons (In with either dental floss or nylon fishing line. Both are excellent for sewing on coat buttons espedolly When there Is an energetic man around the house FOR YOUR NEEDS —KAREN I)EAI( POl.t.Y—Catherine could hide the hole, in her wet look" coat that were caused by button, pulling off by cutting round patches out of contrasting color and sew. ing them on by machine so the holes are covered. A button is then sewed in the center of each of these circles which will look like a trim. If the coat is red or blue, add a white patch and t he n sew on the button and the effect will be that of big polka dots when the coat Is worn (;LAI)YS IN FABRIC AT THE REMNANT SHOP? Ffs --. PolIy's Problem DEAR I'OLLY—The nylon net curtains I made for 'U - 0 1i7 ii 1m 310 ONEIM, 0 MEN a do jJlIUj INUNUIJUU Ii i Nm.JiNI.JNU J.NUIJUIIIIP_____ - 100% Polyester FANCY my kitchen were beautiful until they were washed and became a mess of wrinkles. I tried everything I could think of—hanging them on the rod while drip. 'I ping wet and ironing them several times while wet 'i and also while dry. I do hope someone can he lp me i get rid of these wrinkles--EMMA - You will receive a dollar it Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Poll y'. Problem Of solution to a problem. Write Polly Is care of this newspaper. DOUBLE KNIT ic I 1TOSYARD THSValues ToUYd. 88 1 100% POLYESTER from the Carroll Right., Institute KNITS SATURDAY LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You have many chores to GENERAL TENDENCIES: Many interesting ideas are developing. You need to study them do and should get an early start on them. Handle important carefully to see which one fits best with your own plan of matters first Remember those you love with a gift. Show that you really cats. Be generous. life Instead of glibly accepting a glamorous one and Later SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Showing associates that being disappoin ted because of lack of preparation. Today's you are most cooperative wi ll keep them a pan of your leisure gives you time to think about them. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Study details of any operations in the future, otherwise there could be some property matters you have to deride upon and settle wisely. dtauti.sfaction. Take on more respon sibility, SAGITTARIUS (N1,v. 22 to Dec. 21) If you study the Show those in business that you are a precise person. The systems of very successful persons, you can now use them in results you get will be excellent. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) If you cooperate with your own field of endeavor and get better results. Your associates, you find all works out harnioniously with fine wardrobe needs a little changing (or best effect. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Ian. 20) Include one who mutual benefits. Give more attention to details of your admires you and vice versa in your plans for a good time, work. Try not to be too forceful with others, otherwise this person could turn against you. A foolish GEMINI (May 21 to iune 21) Finish the work ahead of gamble should be completely fotgott.n. Be wise. you and gain the benefits, plus the approval of co-workers. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Outside sctzvttles You have a fine opportunity to do this since other activities should be well handled today since idleness at home could are delayed. Take it easy tonight. lead to trouble. Then you'll know how to have harmony MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) There have there In the evening. Show that you we kind. been tensions of late where associates are concerned, but PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Avoid overly glamorous now all eases up. Make up for lost time. Don't concentrate pens and be with steadfast friends for relaxation and fun. all your energies and time on one activity. Take mate along with you and Intensify the esoym.n LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Quietly take care of outside Dress with care and make an excellent impren IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. .he or she will be duties and then do things that please those at home. Others may be annoyed with trifles, but don't let this bother you. one of those paradoxes of nature whose intuitions will be exact at times, and just the opposite at others. Teach to have fun at hobbies tonight. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Study new ideas and then follow astrology, which can be most helpful to your handle correspondence that is vital. Later confer with progeny, whose planets are fixed, then this becomes a most experts on it plan you have. Make arrangements for a trip successful chart. Faith propels the life here, and the possibilities are limitless. you want to take soon. Study all details. YD. IN Values To $8.00 Yd. VALUES YOU CANNOT BUY FOR TWICE THEIR PRICEI 100% Polyester Double Kni1 In Fancies, Jacquards & Crepes Will $ AND $388 49ad 88 YO, YD. I' 1 30 Tubular Mini-Care Stretch Knit POPULAR FOR BODY SHIRTS Screen Print AND SWIM SUITS obligations facing you and take them in your stide. A better plan for the future can now be forriiuiited. Show that you are an intelligent pericun. Relax tonight. LEO (July 2'I to Aug 21) flc, not turn aainst a good frcnd who does eo :j i w t you, but rise above such . o -. ., - - - ..1. pettiness. oome d e s ires you nave could eaiuy icau t urouoiv, to consider well before going after them. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Show that you live the - - $ 99 philosophy you preach. Think carefully before engaging in activities that are considered questionable. Study your career activities for possible Improvements. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) A fine day for digging up $129 in formation you need that can be very helpful in a prect that is Important to you. Don't lose your temper with those YD. who think courtesy Is weakness. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 1. 1) You want your own way now but a gentle manner is the best way to get It, not by p.m. to get together with familiar companions to work out a future course of action that requires logical thinking and manual effort as well Get busy also in a m. and put In motion whatever has already been decid ed but FASHION BUTTONS not yet started Be actiye ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. I)) A morning for much activity, shopping, making and keeping appointments, then gsttlng into the work facing you. A certain amount of time should be devoted to handling correspondence that can bring fine results. Come right to the point, TAuRuS IA,., in in LI. wti;rirnwisy1;"concerned, ; I1I You has. excellent (has SATEEN PRINTS MINI CARE FINISH $3.00 CARD 5,5 29 CARD $169 YD. Z110 R is SUMMER TIME Permanent Press Ic ster&oflon And Cottons j I one nd ;;;them ; get '; key persons, such as hankers, experts. Get the right amount work done well. Being more wil li ng to extsnd firers to of guidance. Reorganize your budget for bolter results. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You need to be with those who dese rvo them is right Buy new accessories for your wardrobe that make it more attractive. people today, at group meetings, social affairs, etc., so that AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Put your (meat talents you can put sour ideas across more quickly. A good day to across with others and be a happier person. Ths day dawns repay social obligations of long standing. Add to goodwill particularly well for you and much pleasure can also be for the future. MOON CHILDREN (Jun. 22 to July 21) Plan just how derived from association with Itiends a.nd relatives. Show mate your deepest devotion. to get your talents across more effectively in the days ahead. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Give horns and family your Your Wets are excellent now, but you have to discuss them finest energies and attention ants get ill In order in that quietly with highe'-ups Ilistrionics will get you nowhere. important sphere. You can begin that new ptolect that will LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Discussing social matters with good friends can lead to having more success with tham In bring greater success and happiness into your We. Show that the future. Show how much you appreciate having them is you are suns of yourself IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. . . he or sho will allies. Think along more practical lines, too. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to ept 22) If you first tatit over with be one of those delightful young people with a mind sharp as a tack and can come to right decisions very quickly, so be supporters the outside activities you want to engage In sure to givi the finest education you can afford; than the today, you can then do to with the greatest success resulting. You can be very helpful In some Impottant civic great potential here can be t.allzed. You must teach early to work, too. Show that you ara a willing ui,jkir, complete whatever has once been started, since thott Is a LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You ate inclined to get off tendency hers to leave one project hanging In the middle to new places, meet people, look into new outlets, and while going on to another. a' EASY CARE PRINTS should follow through on this Being more bro.ad-mualed than is your wont is wise. You can learn a great deal that who onoossa you and disarm this person. Drive wisely. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22 to Jan. 20) (legln week properly by k ooperatins with coworkers and getting that important STYLE VALUES TO ... way. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) If You sic romantic with the one you love, you can come to a fax better understanding now. You can handle those civic and other (let an early start tYPfl of responsibilities most wisely today on this. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec 21) A good discussion with an associate can lead to more cooperation in thi future and will get your points across wisely. Show courtesy with IMPORTED POLYNESIAN MONDAY GENERAL TENDENCIES: A good day and I WHY PAY $2.91 YD NAME BRAND the spirit of others, can help turn a difficult situation now present to your favor. Enjoy entertainment that is not expensive, yet very satisfying. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Don't a5ue with those at hunt, whets a dif(iult situation arises. Smile and show that you are wise. You have to study a plan more If you are to be succe ssful Relax at horns tonight- AV Ifl ('(Ill I" C flr' 0 Ii 'T(f 4. . ..I. - . III k I'.JL'F% I lilI l UJfII I'.JVJ sm IJf'I needs discipline energetic young people who one of those that will direct this fine force In the right direction. Give duties to perform early in life and teach early to bring out a fine attitude of perseverance, to much a part of this nature Direct education along lines that are of an impersonal nature. YD. WHY PAY $2.99 YD. being so forceful with others. Mate could be just as stubborn U you, so use diplomacy. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Instead of using a blunt manner with others, tone down a bit aiflu you get fat better results. Handle those outside duties chee rfully. A good time to catch up on your reading. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) It you ge t those chores handled that are im po rtant, you can be free of unpleasant planetary aspects of this day. Become interested in taking new health treatments. Keep your cool. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) A kind word, lifting If FANCY In Cotton Jacquards SUNDAY Avoid social matters where argument* could arise. You will feel fresh in the morning after a sound sleep. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Handle all ' 2YD. BOUCLE JACQUARD / , '.) GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening when your reasoning powers are likely to conflict with your emotions, thus bringing contusion and odd reactions. A fine day and evening to attnd the services that clarify your finest principles and other line tenets. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) A day when you should plan your time and activities intelligently instead of going off on a tangent. Try not to criticize others or take foolish chances Show that you are capable. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You think you can buy your way into almost anything now, but this Is a fallacy. Be sensible and know what you really want. Your Intuition Is working fine, so follow it more. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Expansion where personal matters are concerned Is fine, but use caution and care. 44 $ FANCY5'ADELE" NCAHILOIL RIGhTER'S ) . "I iN JACQUARDS 3 IN The Remnant Shop No.3 AZALEA PARK, ORLANDO 251 EAST MICHIGAN, ORLANDO 3796 W. COLONIAL ORLANDO HWY. 17&92 NEAR MAITLAND SEW & SAVI �- .''- 1OA—The Sanford Hraid W M0 FrIday, April 14, 1972 O Boy Tells Of Death; I JACKSONVILLE. gnn when youngDcbtwrt was Fla. toal crime committed In IneCtIOfl with P'c A '.1I boy'i tale ance of two of his low children. Jacksonville which will hit picked up at 2 am. Saturday the th and torture among his wandering Dobbet1, 32, was last seen newspapers All over the while brothers And sisters Jackionvilie strt'ets. of 1 ' Inspection by police revealed to Division of Youth Servt?es told his children were dead, police P-OmPtilid I.SUC S rI$UOIIWIde alert for him torture charges wouki be said. that the child's eyes had been their fa ther. The unnamed priest contact, gouged until nearLy WiTId, tiled against him In connection Child torture and awful with the treatment of his It. ed Fort lauderdale police, but back burned, an am broken in punishment warrants were is. yearold son, ErnestDobbertIll. the man, accompanied by a severalplaces, every rib broken •iThursday tot' Ernest at on time, a broken now and A describing ht as Jr. Officers said they also Dobbert told a Fort Lauderdale cers arrived, • cauliflower ears.. ;nt to question the man in priest Wednesday of "a seima. [tectii'e it. Donald Pickett Official interest in 1)obbert I -' 4 I: - II ..-.- - •; • •.- , I ' = .- , I - • *W L Many • . :., I--~ - `.- . 19 P M I I - e' I - - t ' I I 1, i do .&-. Lag W . OF-W - 1i , ) SEW-_ I I 1n. ii .. ,• T axpa it Of course. I've seen aomeO dead ones." ye s seers. r The child said he'd been vic- firrilred by his father, I 1, quickly defended as"awonder ko ,. - '. IF- :2- - • - - h Re urns t The boy also told authorities CIIAMBLEE, Gil, (AP) - true for the five other states The IRS's crackdown on tax that his sister Kelly Elizabeth, Taxpa)er; in the Southeast, whose returns come into this preparers in recent weeks has 9 and a 77-year-old brother R> In 1I1iZS their im center." resulted in 13 arrests In the der Sc'ott,had died lnDecember federal tncne tax returns., Usua lly, those who wait until Southeast and agents plan to dig and February, respectively. =Y be COInfused about the the last minute to file am those deepier into suspected cans of Police said the boy told them publicity over fraudulent who owe money, ir those who widespread fraud Involving his father had explained that returns, says the Internal always procrastinate, said commercial tax preparers. KCU)' had succumbed to the flu Revenue Service. Biondi. About 50,000 to 60.000 tax and little Ryder died from canWith only tow days left before "However, there's been turns in the Southeast will be the Filing deadline of midnight substantial increase In late ft. audited because Initial Investl. Monday. April 17, about one. lers over prevous cars," he gatlons revealed 493 tax prethird of the taxpayers in six said. parers assisted in filing fraudu. Southeastern states have yet to "We feel there must be a left returns. file, In Georgia alone, an Lnvestlgreat deal of confusion and con. More than two million have cern because of the publicity gatlon revealed 93 per cent of " yet to file." said Bill Biandi, an given to a large number of tax, the audited returns, prepared IRS spokesman. "In Georgia payers who filed fraudulent by 93 commercial tax preparers alone, nearly half a million have turns, and who aren't sure now were fraudulent. not filed. These figures hold who to turn to." Taxpayers who have reason __________________________ ---------.-- to believe that their returns - . r- •. Ir ••I . . . . -.' ,- - . . • .14 - -r - .-Jift . - . -. . ~.*L.. . Mile ~ IV -- ;b.* oft-_- , First ' — I I I I - I IJ Fa By MARION BPThiIEA Ut I I I U U -- Complaint Is Probed A rep.rt of air pollution emanating from an asphalt plant on Bryant Avenue was investigated by the &ate Department of Pollution Control at the request of the Seminole County pollution control officer, Langley Adair. Malt told the Board of Coun ty Commissioners that he had investigated the plant and noticed large amounts of dust escaping. The state informed Adair that the plant has no pollution control devices at present D & F Asphalt and Paving C znpany was notified to file for a permit to operate a pollution control source and will be required to meet the regulations regarding air pollution, Contlnulngttsreport,Adairsaldhemet withofficersof ute Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission concerning the hyacinth saying program in Seminole Count The assured Adair the hyacinth control department will cooperate lOOper cent in not upsetting say studies wider way in the county lakes by Florida Technological University. Acting Chairman Sidney VihIen reported a new program Instituted In Florida forming a pollution body operating under the authority of laws under which the Slate Department of Poll ution control operates. °'' ''recommended the fc.rmation of a local pollution control commission. He said that If the county joins with the State It would have total use of state facilities and equipment and that this alliance would not detract from the local pollution deparunlental activities In any way. There's no guarantee that frauduIlent,," Said another IRS spokesman However, the penalties and interest would be less if he comes In and makes an Kied return" The IRS Is sharplyexpanding its service to help taxpayers finish filing returns. IRS offices throughout the itsLion will be open from S am. until 9 p.m. Friday Saturday and Mnnda v• __________________________________ il th going ' .. ' - .._ I ' • TOTAL RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS _ Estimated amount wlticJ, will appear at the b.gnning of the above referred to fiscal year 'b1 obiigalad upon commitments ..,made but incomplete $ That on the itt. day of May. A. 0.. 1173 at nine o'clock a m In the I principal office of said Ceretal and 5outherr. Florida Flood Control Ittrict, 501 Evernia Street, Well Palm Beach. Florida, hearing will be p.rs, or entities who are or may be subject to larded to all s-ad District taxes, lneir attorneys or agents. to appear before said Board and shoe their obiedions to said atidgat. ThisNoticashailb.publiviedln tlseeleruteen counties of the District In d L10 a.ccardanca with existing laws. -. flIS •I p pa flaW-— n_il. . -- -. l Il CENT*AL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FL00000NTROLDIITRICT BY Ill are Iz Robert sl.Padrick Chairman (SEAL) UNKNOW1I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that a proceeding lot the dissolution of marriage has been lied against you in the Circuit Court in and Ri Seminole County, Florida. ttte short title of which i IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF WILLIE C LONG.. PETITIONER AND PARALEE LONG. RESPONDENT, this. presents command you to appear and nh your Answer or oltef defense or pleading with tlSe Clerk of the Circuit CoWl 01 5.mroIe County, Florida, and ssrve a copy thereof on Palition.r'i attorney, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. CLEVELAND, MIlE & BERRY. 041 Or before the 341h day AD - of April. len. rwie•- a-ou'aun Will UW flhathasrislnalwuttu the Cla'kotttiis cawt. •ittsiv bofere slevIca an Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately lharafl.r.ofrerwt,eadefault will b. entered against you for the duet demand.d In the complaint. WITNIS$mytiandand the semlol mis LOv?t this Iffu day of April, A. D. 5571. WITNESS my sand and the of, tidlalseaioflh. Clark Of the Circuit Court, on this 31st day 01 March. AD IIU ISeali ARTHUR II DECKWITP4, Jill Cl.sk 01 the Circuit Court BY: Maxine Brown Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND. MIlE & BERRY 71)5 lIon.. Oak -P 0 Drawer 2 Sanford, Florida 33711 ATTflR1lV •4'I °PCtTt'f! PUbliSh. March 74. 31, April 1, II. 5573 DED II? - .119.TTEIT; 0. E. Dell, Jr. Secretary Fv 17-92 - Sit. 5*1.554. TOt HELEN ANDERSON BARKER. formerly Helen Barker Cohen, whose present residence and whereabouts is: 3750 Lake Shore Drive, Apt. 2 0 Chicago. Illinois 4I3 YOU ARt NOTIFIrD that an action to reform a deed involving lIsa tolIowIe'tg described properly in Seminole County, Florida, towit: The PIW'.h 00 the NW¼ lIsts road rights of way) In Section 31, Township 35 South, Rang. 30 fasI, Ms been flied aaa(nst you and you are required to serve a copy of your wrItten de$erss.s. It any. 10 It on W. C. Hutcfslson. Jr.. of Hutchison and Liffiar, Plaintiff's Attorney, w$sosa add?I 1$ Post OffIce Drawer H. .fl •I.Iaa nfl La.. aaas. . Publish April 54, 71, 173 DEC-31111 Mambarl if Board .1 C, DuPseil, Jr. C. A Thomas H. J. SandS. Jr. N 1. Clark. Jr. Arthur H. $aciwltn, ar. Clark of the Circuit Court Sys Ellen $Ce05 D.puOy Click Pvbl April 7, II. II 35 If?) DIc.sl - - - --- dl_u 4FJ 'I, 4. ,j 'I) ''. , -i.: 1.-.w,, ./(<Q~~--,_-1 — I~ 16 _t~ 10 .,--f -11,"I -01, t~ . / 1 1ti I ( eo I k t . I ~ .""ll , (~ -air. ~* _________ ~-, yj — , , 4 L .,/ -- — k ~ , , WLI THE BADGE GUYS J. — )i .- ., ___ - by lowest & Sek..rs i n / :: / )i-11 , I0 vil ø F __ [J. ' 11jr_ ov (___ /IL16~_~__, , — __j .1 I sr [ rv',r j :rr' - i by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY B%r t;.iKr,i--.r I't.'' L S.- .. :.r ff4 I ;:' :- mup,fuv " - ~.igzioe . I. ~~ b , ~R,Afwf x r (( r - 'r, , 7 . j V ..., 0 I A. .. I I i - A V";. , , . ._1 - ~, . _, __ . 1~ . 09 c l ATTE I 11~~ ~ IT P04541 SEi.ki LttCi ") 0 r-Ir ,( , X0 " ehirrina Bimo Burns '' "'y Larwis - ""-IT £4IOULD 84 flIE .. IT'S ThE BOTTOM OF ma / FIFTH ALREAYJ 70P OF THE 1-c-\ SECOND -. Ii by Dick çv.Ili NTHROP -10 by Al Varies.., PRISCILLA'S POP rT5. '\ -. PQAPS .( 1A DU /', -4OULD'( --. ..; -------'.. .11 i4 N. rI .... P _; I-ls-,. 4 &E AFTM ,ki' - . r. 1 .'4JEs-.'t!* FEE ,) ~,) ~ - IILON OlE I'iI AL.A'T83 rCtO . I" , !I IF f -- ;:?— :'; C i l`l~ , L -- - s.-, v' 4 14 F0U.,OwE TOWO43.0 \ 1i I S UOQ'-i4G -ATLL .---.'Ywl I. v ' . .".' I I . *.% ,1 svot.cz ) . \. Go I ~ by -chic Young --. I. I ij "..i'8"1 '-1(' f - ' __ - ,..1'.E.rOYA.CE 1I CJ ALL IEICtC\ T1E '4!' 1 . , N CAS rA!" 'I BLC'.r,E '-t. \'41\ JLLMAs)'uy'I.4EJ PASSgs-.G , ,.J 5wOe.Ol Ic L-1 .1 DCG c,..Cw'..iOs.. "- ' ,-' - ' ' 11 '-c . -. - - . . ! 1-i-,--i 'T I ~ I ': k r __ t9 XTrw-w., ' - o 1*hIIE I \ Rr'ri V flAIl VV ' / CPIAPLai(N7 I-, ':9 ( :1 / s-', A LIST I OF I em' cca PQ,'Asi9 \\ ,4'ips-1ib SCARP 11 - .I) t "; ~ ,, "4 - 1 ,lime)L_:-, ~ i - - 11 I * w-p -- - .,#lPil.-c2.l, by Colt., & Pints ---- }I&R BJocJc - 'i ~ \,j f L ~ - -- 309 E. 1st St. Hwy. 4 -. to - You, and 03(h of ,ou. a?e PtP',bl nolltltd and rewired to present AMY I Ins or demand which you. Or of tither you, may howe, aaintt IP( ?' - ) ',r . Calendar you wish / / / '- - Air.. • . - - Case T.3: Joel T., aged .ng. t 'hes hIII Arlene. for describing a lam. snn fly dinner patty sit nut ht' whew fbi' ot their Ikidli's arid te.'er&al filleT eousitit were present. Wilt up. (V)rlçI'. lrd stairs wisest his sister iktkv nisbed do%%'sl lii it'll n ('.t'nrge hall iIKk1'd Iiititwlf Ifl tie I)atlsrn(nnl - , Legal Notice george -. P D.cea%Pd Ieiidrr't Digest rrt-i'titk TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL I OR gums. PUNIONI IIAVINO CLAIMSSAID 1% I AGAINST DEMANDS CAN 'Ø.j CAl. I I'll -. P110, CW *t50 Cm \ t'CI,OR Aew7w*t, J WANT E' i F ospital Notes - --.1 II' . .._ wenu cor ctly my have the IRS help them file an Ierencr between the ia-ale and a on a rezoning request by Also he said, developers a'7'-'drainage ditch in that the swale developers to R4 dedicate the easement at Mass NORTH ORLANDO -Village is not dug deeply Into the ground Another of the developers of Road giving the city a north. Council at Its regular meeting as Is L.e &I& The proposed Meadowlark, Clifford Jordan, south access Monday will consider drainage ia-ale will be three feet deep, 40 fanner mayor of the village. In consideration of the proposals of developrs of feet wide and grassed over. illustrated to council the cooperation of the developers Meadowlark unit 1, following Alexatos said the village has problem, solution and benefit to Jordan requested that the city straw vote action this week. done nothing to solve the the city in the drainage concept ccnsider the zoning change and Council approved the concept of drainage problem in the area presented. that the council denote approval a grassy ia-ale giving the and that whatever solution is Jurdan outlined the solution of the two-step plan for developers the "go ahead" for effective will be an Im- as being complete piping the development, p jigr proverunt. PlanL water downstream In two Further, he requested that Un The Item has been the subject The developler pointed out the stages and enlarging the pipe council waive the fi ve per d — —_____________________________ of much controversy and flow will be toward Sherry covering the entire basin at donation for recreational __________________________________________ Takes only 12%" by 18%" on your desk, Weighs d1scusaio in recent weeks. One Avenue and SR 419, which will Moss Road and Sherry Avenue. purposes on the 30 an'ea. Jotonly 19 lbs. Easily movad. Operates on regular of the developers, Michael carry the water Into an existing ________ ______ H dan explained that developers current Copies letters, pages bound in bookg, Alezatos, outlined the progress pipe. Further, he said, four ________ ______ are required to donate five per ______ _____ itty printed material including colors. Completeof the drainage problem to ditches in the area will be APRIL U, 1972 Mrs. Ben Futrell and baby cent of the land or five per cent ly dry. ..no liquids, or chemicals required. Legal Notice council. First, he said a holding eliminated, _ boy of the value of the Land for pond had been considered, but Councilman Herbert For was *rmnssios Judy Emerson Bennett rcreaticmal .si FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE plans were discarded when it icluctan' to agree to the straw Sanford: Theodore Joiutscm COMMISSION said that the developers would was ascertained it would not be vote, contending that the village t, Richard Inman Violet Hall prefer to Improve the existing acceptable because the water should wait for the legal opinion FLORIDA POWER £ Steven A. Faryna U Jessie Benjamin ParkLIGHT COMPANY level is foot below the grosatd of Its attorney. Thomas TUTtOfIthy E. Birk Ralph H. Geiger. G.eneva Another consideration and level. Freeman. Ill t.ss*I$W%Ii SI..ASflJS1$j Mary L Morris George A. Kinlaw, North ____________________________________________________ requested Is if the city engineer ALL OTHER INTERESTED Piping, he said, is out of the Councilman Charles Howell PARTIES Not'tna Jean Cart Orlando decides the ditch behind Third question, with the cost questioned as to when QaDecS.I he. IIs)7.Iti Ruth E. Bueger Barney B. Boston, Oviedo Street ls not lfl the arealnwtijth --------- __________________________ _________________-NOTICE Is P*roby given that Prohibitive. would be developed in Natalie F. Emerson the pipe will be run, that Fioro)a Public Service Commission Alexatos deemed the ia-ale to sties, to which Mayor Grin- will hold a Roberta It Broadway Public ?.l3r,r,g in the village exehriage the rittofbe the solution and stressed that vile Brown replied that a public Susie Wilkerion at,o., doCket on the s way for another. there is a considerable di!. hearing Is scheduled for May 1 'io'aa Power I. Light Company tar DONUt Taylor Citing the benefits the village _________ -. - .--'-- -_______ an ,rucreas. in its rates arid charges Charles F. RoP',or. £ ________ I t' Its sale of electricity wtt.CP, will accrue, Jordan noted that .4 Carl J. Denls, wouw prOvide a tier rat, of 's,ign the existing drainage problem Springs wlth narangeatllsto52s Per cenl will be solved, t the aid generate additional rrveflVf's 04 peovements will cost the village Margaret A. Mario, DeBary approximately 5*5 million, at the April 14 Mark Plneiro, Deltona nothing; that the revenue £ Geneva Citizens Association following time cr55 place 520 a m.. I Bingo Births party sponsored by presents Central Florida Mondap. May I. 1513, DuPont Psi:. generated from the develop17 Mr. and Mrs. Roderick FIT Ciut of t. Rebekaha, 7:30 Chorale, 8 p.m., Geneva motel. 300 Bittiyr* Boulevard We,, fl)Cflt will provide U village i Miami, Florida p.m.. Odd Fellows hall, Community Hall with moneys for equipment, D*ffron girl, Sanford ng The purpose of this first heari Magnolia Avenue; public uscharges etc.; and lastl y that all existing will be to hear the testimon y arid vited. April 19 Sanford ditches will receuvs tar Io,nssfjcat.orialle,.tibits drainage Walter A. Fester Le.agueof Women Voters,unit which may be offered by Florida mtnated. Bingo party sponsored by Fit meeting, 9:45 am., Altamonte Pv*r I. LoPe Company in 5.i95Ofl Bertha Washington The developers stated that or Its Petition to increase its rates they have been working since Club of the Rebekahs,7.30 p.rn., Community Chapel Cora 11. Taylor 'd U5iPn. I • Odd Fellows hail, Magnolia I League of Women Voters, unit Arthur E. Jennings At'so. the Commission *ill hiar P1* August upon the plan,, sparing Avenue: public invited, meeting, 7:45 p.m., with Mrs. teslmQ, f pjblic witneSSeS _- no expense. and are now "ready Ruth Mae Hoffman I Samuel Levy Shirley Secot'd, 115 West 14th desIre to be heard concerning true to dig." rat increases well as as St i'eet. 1i Ir e ne L Lick American Fox requested that these Association of aoiiacy and QualIty f statements be placed in writing. Retired Persona, DeBary Fire -'s.' n'",.. ITT)• prUyUfl Ifl" 151w-u v fl.!!, 10 am and Mayor Brown said that half will be reserved at the ot.'set at tP* Senunole County Republican hearing an IueSday morning. May S. were written. executive committee. 8 p.m., tar 'p presentation of testimony by ______________________ April 14-11 Councilman Victor Miller Seminole Junior College room p-,J')c w"rrStes as well as at tItI mused for th H&RB16ck Shrine paper sale. e straw vote acb*gnnng 01 each morning 3074 (aver the library). ceptance of the plats for tluecee?tev dureng th e continuation of thiS hearing An ctocfley from the Mcadowlark Unit 1. April 17 April 23 Commission will be availabla to However, Rowell contended Seminole County Legal Longwood Bell Ringers, 7 with and aSsiSt Itse pjJi that there were a great many Secretaries dinner meeting, p.m., Upsala Presbyterian Consult wItneSSes in the presentation of their Theire's unanswered questions, and initiation of members. in- Church. Ilsimony stallation of officers, FUTURE NOTICES AND ORDERS reiterated his query upon the p.m.. Addt,nal hearings will be length of time necessary to l.ake Monroe inn. scheduled es required arid notice develop the 30 acres. IV will be gum Al! pa.'t*s who desire DON'T LI1 AN AMAT1UPI 00 MAILS iL'ST %'ANISII It's not too late to Base yourself Fox 'aid he favored the ia-ale April 15 I receiv, copies of such tulurs Hall CLOCKS Income tax aggravation thot comes Altamonte Sprlgi notices arid orders as may be Issued as long as there Is a time .T with preparing your own retsum in 11uS$ deckee Should file their element. Homemakers I am.. Ti's aALTIMOAE (API - f's... -----. -' -. . . — — r,u,), won n.e the - ommlsSion r t'aernu b&L Aitanionti JIce complain they H&RBlok'schargessta$5 gluIng their name mailing and Springs. to their last five and the average rod was under the address. busy hammers Offic ers ase to $12.50 for over 7 million returns At said fume and place all inCentral !lorlda Society for break down doors. tef'ested par-ties will be given an we prepared last year. Seventeen were lost the ortun#y t be tUlIp heard. Ristcrlc Preservation, S p.m., Aggrasatlon Isn't tax deductible. BY D.tection if Chairman .JESS First Federal building. 435 two years YARBON000H. Commissioner "It is emba,rauffig to have Altamonte Springs. And w are, WILLIAM T. MAYO, and Con.. to admit the loss of several missioner WILLIAM H. lEVIS, , hundred dollars worth of ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT-coretiluting 1b Florida DAV and Auxiliary, dinnermauls." said Cal. Maurice D. Public Sarvi, COmmission tI,; r-uting, 7:30 p.m., children dufloig, ctuel of the Criminal April ant. 1512 I S5AT.& SUN stricome. (SEAL) InvesUgauon Division. PHONE 313-4771 Wiiliin B DeMilir NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY IWW itt ad bad. duBols League of Wolnen Vote's, unit said, his men had to borrow ADTM' N'!' NA! tyf GPEFiTOi,,Op,t Sanford s'.;sw.ofLan,w,.d SECRETARY meedng.7:45p,.m., with M's. SnauIstofanumbel'clrai,est Pu&esI Apr,i II- 1573 Hill Delve, gambling raids DEC AD Seminole / IN NI ESTATE OPt AOLINF I WINO • -- Local Air Pollution . 'L A North Orlando 0 - ------. 4- ~ FINISHING TOUCHES are being put on Bram dollar apartment complex is on East Tower preparatory to th e grand opening for Street fronting the lake sen ior citizens m September. The multi-mil lion fl r •-- . . - I .. -, -" - -. - Il / Ipy V. T. H.nslln F's-sw.-. I W45f '*J0 SMISTt MINI, itg llf" iW ff0 't(Xl IVUN \C' 1itA .Q FARY illS WI AU! i WNY T!U, t'i, I .PT actua's,,Fp whIt I A1(T RILLII Ill T)iuB HAWeeGMI t'Wf / 'Avfl' sly s Ire ? M16:0 . .. the illet, the' Friday, April 14, )91d—)1A ALLEY OOP of , . "p. 4- =_ JW090's Covet l ' ful father except when morn- . ffiv • . •-• --- Iho Sonforci Hr&d Legal Notice lit the Cotonly dI Wt'fl, If fy Abused living child I've ever I r Ph.D., M.D. with filing I" Of 11 00, to the County p Judges Court of Seminole County In _T$J ,h.ceu,tIIou,.atStord,rIofI. Crane, he began. "I him in calendar months from the heereI nLr Address last Sisn do A o the first pvbI1(AflO,m Of this Vht'n ISIS ('OflgTtgatiflfl n my hometown DEMAND SAID CLAIM raised their eyebrow; in di;. %%llrfl'," I nrposr. MUST HE DULY SWORN TO ' IN DUPLICATE "And I was quite utter. belief, the pastor opened the lv jolt'uI the t:dte;i tiowil rILFI) Frieda fi rst line, titi its your statement that )%t1C anti rc*tI the , for we ha'.e tut) tnore bath. . Ulfla C Pa Estate of ed humor in vshleh states, "In the twgln. do wn st lilt sl ning (big inning)." Adeilne I Kino. St'nd for ow booklet how Deceased ' This sante play on words SIsw'e I contribute' short Address Flout, 1. to VrIte S.ihthli' Cops, en (punning) was illustrated is' Oviedo. Florida 171AS v another preadicir %%-)to all. I wonder'if youd turn eIj%rel()IX'. plus 25 EV111%- Law Offices of an 7 ouncted: • ,,,, RobiqI W. WIlson *tllne some more advice IAI..SpI -,... 0, c,... It wi&snt the sipple in the • ,,, ei scun LIroln Avin, .,. tf •, ,, about the nsys9so1og' I tree that touted the trouble .sv,p..I, •4trsn.4 .ii•I.p. St ^3 Clearwater, Florida list& r III.Ili@ and vto'lling Publish April Is. 11, 74, MAY 5, 1913 . pke% atxl witticisins." Garden of Fdrn bill "fill t"#'.'o DE Al 'k1#111 C.IfirilM 1*12 ,,,,,,Ill HYPIIBILI the pear (pair) on tit(C - - — ____ to the fact I j.i IN COUNTY JUDGU'S COURT. Ilse ()f gt'(Initi SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA nwintiont,t] 0irist's 1111 hyrlrbole to startle hit audi. them smile. Iowerl.Q.)prekrslap;tkk d make EDW ARD05r FLAPIIOAP4 colnetIv which means liltotcvos#4 rely I',1't'rlx)l(' is not PUBLIC FLORIDA oill with .1 )ITORS TO P4oTiCe To ,lNO COMMISSION Jhit siusal stretiiisg of the great deal of 'Istial elt ALL PERSONS TO THE APPLICANT AP4O CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 'utii which a fisherman ments. ALL 0TH UN SAID 15 TATU might' (Ili 'ar din the INTERESTIO PARTIES You and each Of Vw are hereby Tlius. the Saturdav matinoTicr is given that an notified and ffqulftd to Ili# AMY length 4 his fist). ; nee oki.tiynt, snostes would EXAMINER will hold public claims and demands whIch YOU Of lnste.iu, ItyPerI)o.e, it C convulse the child atstilettcet P,.arinos on IPI loltowing m*ttr5 II ithIr ot you. may Piv against tad i'3s.tgui t'aLerat1On to by having an actor struck in the timia and sI.c.i Indicated Wallace if. Hall. county Judoor of 5.30 Am,., Wednesday, the point of the ridiculous. Seminole County. at P,I attIc, In tha the face with a utistarti loll courthous. In Sanford. Florida. So Testis warned his audi. ..L....'...._. rip. flea rvu,,s •w V's. sr vi;mi with seeing se within sit cal.ndIr mOnthS tram the ence igainst cr iticizing the S Otis boy plti! a tack on this' Commission District Office lime of the first publication of IPS Avenue Orlando South 440 nsvte ( spccIi) in their broth. leather's chair. notice. Each claim or demand mutt Winter Park, Florida be Jr. writing and contain the place of but ignoring the s eye DOCKET NO. ?I4M-CCI -On the residence arid post off ics address 01 Another type of humor in. AMERICAN sawlog) in amended application of (joist or %eun the claimant and mutt be sworn to the sudden, tines. LIMOUSINE SERVICE. INC. for a s nbc; by the claimant, his agent or at their own eye. carrier certillcats 1''ed ending, like the 0. common motor torney. or the same shall be void, Again, he told thom they autforislng transportation of S MATILDA N. FIANIGAN I knrv short story climax. r" pets•ng,c$ and their baggage. In At (,,(utt'i. 01 were guilt's' of straining at if Ten itessee mooIS' t*JDS of 17 passenger capacity or said Esfate gnats white they routinely S WILLIAM M ROWLAND, JR taineer, aged 98, announced let;. Including the driver, on of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA swalkwed camelsl Irregular routeS and schedule;. he was marrying an l8.year. between mottle and hotels. tourist 33 East Robinson St. humor is of sarknis de. Orlando, Florida 37502 old girl, his preacher tact- attractIons, commercial airports. pri of c-omnpkzity so speak. Attorneys for (state. fully tried to dissuade him. railroad depots and Intercity ,s Publill: March 31, April 7. 14. ii en insist adapt it to the I.Q. terminals and their facilities in 1573 "Silas." warned the Orange and Seminole Counties and of their listeners. DEB 544 portions of Lake. Polk and Osceola preacher. "marriage Is physi. TItus, children can't esp. -. COUNTY OPSUMIP4OLI particularly cohly rather strenuous on the Counties, more OFFICE OF TAX COLLECTOR pis -iate Chesterfkldian wit described In the application. NOTE: Advertisement for nor esen the play on words couple, especially during the May ii and 15 also reserved. Richard J. Brooks, P.O. Box 373. Iids.Iqvlpmspit honeymoon. ks uI)(licat('sl by a "p1111. Altamonte Springs. Psi.. it attorney In accordance wIlls Chapter 43 I'M "So have you fishy con. genial 'Il,tst'hall." said .t for the applicant Laws of Florida, Florida Statutes At said tim.s and places all In. t4.vmsn rrvrntiv. was sidered all the possIiit. con. Chapter 125, Seminole County, forested parties will be given an Florida procedure, thisO14lC will first tflCfltIflflC'd in the open. sejtIences? Opportunity to be fully heard. accept bids for one (I) Full 'Jim old 11n)untu&inccr fl(Kl' ing verse of Genesis." keyboard, 7 totals Validating By DIRECTION coo Chairman Jess Machine, Listing capacIty Varborougfs, Commissioner William totaling capacity 5.5MI.5T, lock T. Mayo and Commissioner William for separate totals. lock to permit H. BevIs, as and corctitutlng the mi of machine for adder only. ______________________ Florida Public Service Commission. Consicullve numbering and dating this April 4. 5513. device. Logotype on lift with 55555 NOTICE OF INTINTION TO ADOPT BUDGET (SEAL) capacity Prints on validations. FOR FISCAL V IA! lU),I7I William B. DeMiliy Advances I for each validation. I ADMINISTRATIVE TO WHOM MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNERS. PERSONS OR Provisions for multiple validation (If ENTITIES SUBJECT IU1VIIALANUW5JI FLO R IDA F LOOD reguirid). Machine Identification Pubilth April 54, 1572 t' CONTROL DISTRICT TAXIS. number to print on right side, DEC 41 specifications can be oiaalned in NOTICE lSHEREbV GIVEN. ln compliance wtth and by Authority f this Cmnlce.S.al,d bids must beinthe aant.r 375. Florida Status., as amended and Chapter 33710. Laws of office on or belore April IS. 1513 at FlOrda. 94, that the Gov.rsutnq Board of central and Southern Florida 3:00 p.m. Seal ed bid$ will be opened IN 'HE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THIS FloodControl DistrIct, a Public corporation existing and operating under JUDICIAL CIE.on April IS. 1577 at 11:00 am. IISHTIINTN Sand by virtue of the laws of the Slate, of Florida. Intends to adopt the CUlT IN SUMINOLU COUNTY, 0. Troy Ray Jr.. ofiovrng tentative budget, or as tue tam. may be amended, for the final Tax Collector FLORIDA I •budQltlorsaidOistrictforttleNscaly,arbeglnnsngjuly 1. lSl2andending CIVIL Seminole County. Florida ACTION NO. fl4 _____ * 5513. Courthouse Room 203 DIVISION C ____ Sanford. Florida IN Rat THE MARRIAGE OF ANTICIPATED FUNDS TO P ROVIDE Publish: April 7. II. 5577 LOTTIE NELL GOODMAN, WiI•, 1512.1573 APPROPRIATIONS — Petitioner, °': IIn the Court of the County Judge. DISTRICT FUNDS SILLY N. GOODMAN. Husbend, Seminole County, Flor ida. District Tails $flJ2332S. RasporWitti In Probate. 255000. oui Escrow Account iii re: Estate it lad AMENDED NOTICE Other Sources : JOSEPtlNE SIMMONS OF ACTION 4 Transfer From Reserves Deceased. TO: BILLY of. GOODMAN. To All Creditors and Persons Hollins who" residencal Is Claims or Demands Against Said care of Roosevelt Hot SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS ' Estate: Linton, Indiana You and oath of you are Pu.reby STATE FUNDS YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED rotifIedandregujiredtopres.ntiny that a proceeding for dissolution 04 Water Rrsourcls Development claims and demands whiCh you, or marrl.ae Ms been flied against you A((Ount either of you, may have against the and you are requlrsdtoserve a copy ('state of JOSEPHINE SIMMONS. Gantt From Other Agencies of yotjr written defenses. It any, lata of said County, to the thereto on Pelillorwr's attorneys, oec.ased County Judge of Seminal. County. $ 3.775.024 B TOTAL STATE FUNDS wssos. names end address appear Florida, at his attic. In the c ourt below. on or before May I. 1572 and house of said County at Sanford. IIS 10.4 TAL ANTICIPATED FUNDS tile the orlgfnal thereof with Usa Florida, within sii calendar months Clark of this Court elttuor before lorthetimeotthefirstpublicatlonof RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS aor'v$c. en Peihioner's attorneys or this notice. Two copies of each claim rmm.dlately th.r,.ft,r04h.,.,$ ..DISTRICT FUNDS or demand stall be in writing, and default will be entered against YOU thalistate ttse place ofresld.oceand "tduct of District Affairs for the relief dimanded in the Fill office p.4 the ,iølm*p.t 137L 020 Generally P,tstl, and shall be sworn to by the 530,000 Si oniciats commissions Witrins my hand and the sl of claimant, their agent, or attorney ,, ,Foot-o1ng.e1.1 this Court on the itt da y of April, and accompanied by a tiling al of -Land Acquisition and AD. Wfl or,edollarandtuchclaimordemand 5.111.517. L. Relocations (SEAL) not so tiled shall be void. II7.fl inning arid Resourca Use Arthur H. Ieckwltti, Jr. Eartfua Bell Anderson gineering Clerk of Circuit Court As adminstratrux at asc.a* Maintenance By: lilIan Si..olt allon and the Estate of l.031,%0 Idiot Deputy Clerk ____ JOSEPHINE SIMMONS. ROBERT M. MORRIS of deceased HUTCHISON AND LEFFLER CLEVELAND , SlZE TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS )i Pail Office Drawse & DERRY Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys for Estate STATE FUNDS Attorneys tar Petitioner P 0 Drawer 2 Water ResourCes Deveiep.ment publi sh A pril 1 7, 54, 25, 35, 1 72 Sanford, Florida 37771 I Accaval DEC-30 Publish. March II, April 7. 14. 31, 1,300.000 $ Mid AcqultiteOn DEN 143 smrvciion Proisci IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 7.145.000 . . works __________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH CUlT SIMINOLI COUNTY. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA I 53,143.000 SUB-TOTAL FLORIDA IN AND FOR SUMINOLU COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO, 71.411 CIVIL ACTION NO. 72.353 'ra.fs From Other Agencies DIVISION C NOTICE OF ACTION 1nIruceson.aTec:eation IN NI: THE MARRIAGE OF $ 155000 ______ 55.024. HARRY COHI4, gaf Sc Weed Control Plaintiff, WILLIE E 10140. Petitioner and PARALCI LONG. Netoondant vs. $ UB TOTALS HELEN ANDERSON BARKER. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING formerly Helen Barker Cotusa, , LONG. TO. SUB TOTAL STATE FUNDS Defendant ,$ ,.,,.,n.,..i V. - - - -"9:3r J r, IJ.. I . RES I DENCE . -T - - 777 - 1 11 Disappears rff _______ 1 1 I 1 Father I I ( _ ,.1 J,— humer hl.*.face" 116 .101 1. .; 1 . I -- -- 010 I - from slapstick 'pie. episodes, to I as. 0. Henry witty cilmaL $sssamples kelowl . I '—__--- , *r. are deg Erees By George W. Crane, CLINIC was surprised when his church congTsga. That Jesus employed I HIS sermons lut • I ORRY , 4... q m �- z_ _cz. = j-.. - 2A-The Sanford Herald The -- Friday, April U. 1972 to number I Personals 2 remember Is 11 Ads*-Want that's L~~-__ -i-=-Il-=~tzr=-=---------------~"" __ -' -- 322-26 by Art Sent THE BORN LOSER Houses For SI 1200 Down Can Help wr.t.PO 906 1112 Arid as low at $70 per month at an annual rIle of 7 per cent for 310 mOnths it yOu qualify foe 0`14 A 33$ Sanford. na F IN ORMATION ARE YOU TROUDLED? Call Tei Free 14170)7 'or HOI.rSt" AOi.l?S 7 *WALL TO WAS.). CARPET 0 CENTRAL HEATING e SEAUTIFUL KITCHEN LA*OI UTILITY ROOM FROM $11400 Mali Help Wanted 13 (he Longer s ...ur Ad Rut Lii Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. 34c a 211c 22C ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE 3 Lines Minimum severtiting appearing In Herald so Wednesday .tsm$licilly be placed In TI Ways FAMILY BARGAIN NI SUCTION that Is di stributsia Sc $pde, addition sl 16.144 homes In tile of Ad,rIiiiri should include I lnsnin In cWnpetiIl5 tillEr can U,.. ...___- f ' 4 -- : "I I Ii - / . C.n.qal WOrSCtS. IS f1 0' Older for Mill Work Will tran. not ,.5onal Apply in plf%(Yi Only 1311 Charles St . 1.0019e000. 3 30 & S p rn i, eIi4. Pifrsnt L Announcements ' 11-Lost £ ,.- wvtC4 '- •'• ,4Y5'CT O' 2-Personals 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memoriams 4-Business Opportunitlet 7-Instruction 1-Finaihial Employment le Help ~ -.~ Lj ~' . \ 13 14-Female Help Wanted IS -Male.Female Help Wanted U--Situations Wanted 17-0omestic.Chdd Cars Rentals 11-Rmms For Rent p-Apartments Keni Furnlsha' ft-Houses Rent Unfurnit 2$-Houses Rent Furnished U-Mobile Home's Rent 37-Resort Property For P 21-Business Property For P fl-Wanted To Rent )I-Houses For Sale fl-Farms 6 Groves 33-Lots 6 Acreage 24-Mobile Homes 35-nceme £ Investni Properly 31-Business Property 31-Real Estate Wanted Recreational TRUCK DRIVER To pick up eggs at area farms and delivef to procetsng plant - Oc casional Saturday wk. lonirs. SAN LAN TA-Comfortable 3 bedrOoms, at a down to earth 4 - 4- 42-15oats and Marine Equipment 43-Ca mp,ng Equipment 44-Sports Equipment _____ M erchandise SD-Garage. Rummage Sale 51-Auctions S3-W.nted To Buy $)-Swap And Trade $4-Equipment For Rent SS-MlscelIa neous For Sale SSA-HouhoId Goods S6-Antiques *7-Music81 Merchandise 56-Store And Office Equipment St-Machinerp And Tools 44-Building Materials 41-Lawn And Garden Equipment 42-Livestock And Poultry 43-Pets And Supplies 44 -Clothing Eaperlenced tivck lire serviceman. CIII ferry t.ir.emsri. Casse4berry. all 1503 14 Female Help Wanted Euperenced na 'mess Apply Person to Glendas Restaurant at Village Rest Truck Tecmnal. ISW Waitresses v.antqd Mitt be 1 Apply in person to Lake Monroe Inn, Hwy I?3 North. Sanford LADIES--- Need some ,itra cash to buy that dithalsil,,! A few hours a *01k In your home *111 pro,ide yOu *tti tile e.trl manly you need PPone 113 5014 Local Inn hat openni; f or Pori tn employment Good pay, ç000 Piajr$. good Working candit.o'n. Meply Sc. 431. canal The Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida. 32771. Mature woman to livE irt. and care for children while mother wOrkS 32)0142 Cook. esporienced in spedial diets, 40 hour week Apply in person Only to the LISP-view NurSing Center. Ill E 2nd St. Sanford Pe'spcnsloi, Woman wanfej to sit for one small child in my ilOmi five days a week. Must have own transponteflori 323 $43 111,4 1. Good TypitIs. eaceltent fringe beritfi's Apply at Ctielsa Title I is West itt. St Male-Female 71-Auto Repairs 72-- Import Autos 71-Motorcycles And Scotters 74-Trucks And Trailers 7S-Auto For Sale TP,r City of Sant oro Cvi )4v.t is a(ceAng appica'on11 to, til, position Of Zoo Keeper oo concrete *g'k Eiamn,ation for Want Ad Qualified applicants will be held in tti city Pall at 5 00 AM and 1 30 Department PM May If. 1973 Si3Omit ap plicatlons to Civil Service Ikamiliar In City Hall not later than May C, 1117. MONDAY thru FRIDA :30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY P:OOA.Mto 12 .: ALL NOON UNTIL NOON START OR CANCEL YOl s'kO NEXT DAY. t.speri.ec.à ietp *anted. assistant manppec trainee. Chance for fast advancement. Paid vacations, Hospitallz.at ion. Life insurance. Apply Lit General Food Store. District Office. 2303 French Ave Sanford or pick up application, In DeLarsd or Orange City stores. $snitft Brothers Wood Productsl lVt mites norm of L.on,wood on 132. Must be II yrs or older. Apply in person. No phone catil please. AAA-EMPLOYMENT--6 SALARY-TERMS 4(0 C l4i, •4 0v 434 Regency So I Caivttrrr, all JIM -- Houses For For Futtlit InformatIOn or Appointment At Mytlme... Sale BALL REALTY INSURANCE Vol C West Itt SI $Upavnienl.$346501afterp. in -- FURNISHED. UNFURNISHED 'uy It the way you Ike. Over *000 Ideas Color $chenies Low Money and move in of GET DOUBLE VALUIP Trade In cars, boats. tijmnitu,e Anything of value We Wheel and Winchester Homes of Fin. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD ' Call Don (lyfoita, 3151 S. Orlando Ave. 30$ III 0100 ( ilirt O f. 17.92, SANFORD "DEMONSTRATORS" $100.00. 3Monttis Old I.)) Bedrooms at cost and below-Low money arid move ifS loday, SELECT YOURS Do. 27 Altamon', ipt rigs. Ili a FOUR BEDROOM- Charming custom built secluded but c'ose in, large oaks. central air. 137.450 FOUR BEDROOM-Large family borne riP-ar 1 4. built in kitchen' central ar. tericeid 534.100 THREE BEDROOM-Spacious, beautiful tocatQiitbt shade arid fruit trees1.Ot in range and oven, air nd'VCned. .,celtent price 520.530 THWtt tituKUOM-1111 ballts, wail to wall carpet, Central ar convenic.nt location $17,100 $430 down TWO BEDROOM- Two baths. retirement dream home beautiful large oak Shaded yard, spacious rooms large buIlt In Pitchcn, central air 571,500 TWO BEDROOM- One bath, Zoned commercial, nice sEction for small bvlinMs arid home, Good in ve-Ilment tit 5111 Sy OWN) Beautiful home--I bedrooms, 3 battis. exclusive Mayfair section. Call 332 $757 alter So in 3 Tax & Insurance moves you in big, beautiful. 73 looter. Hurry, yours. SIlver lived In. Pos ;rt to.tay. , Winchester Homes of Fin. Bedroom with Fenced Yard. Carport, utility. No qualifying. P15 3124311 Calibart 4 Winchester Now 5 Remaining Prtr..lici'' 1,1.1,, 1.-ms Call Pd lOPS Homes of Fin. "LOW MONEY" Just mOVe 1niti YOIJrsJ7bI'.37 Bitt, King Site thrOuvtho'uf Small pay mefits at Winchester Homes of Fin. in - Its yourst Quick approval 100 Floor Plant-IM Color 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. l792. SANFORD move Schemes. Small money and mo.. In Sc-day. 110000. LOCH ARBOR- For 532,300 you can buy this 3 bedroom. 3 bath with REALTY 3:2 4.457 Winchester Homes of FliP Cemetery Lot. I spaces. Garden of FailS.. Oakla*n. Reply Sot £43 C 0 The Sanford Herald. Sanford. FLa. Phone 322-1)11 2541 Hiawatha Ave at 17-13 ( 32771 Factory help wattled, 41* Moday throuigg Friday. 3320411 DPIi.ERS We Ira -n vo Good Cc-.m-i.ori Yl'iO* Cab Co . S.,ri Pail 17 Situations Wanted TP'ee Oe'drOorn, living room, Si then. Florida room, closed garage, air. chain ier* fenced yI?d *ith pnivIle wood efl.Closld patio Corner lot '0 .13$' Wynnewood Section Call 333 1643 after S ml THE TIME TESTED FIRM 13014 PARK AVENUE 323 $123 A,a.Iab'e rigills at 322 4055 or )fl 7392 Domestic-Child Care ii- , .i' centrally located. Everything furnIshed 373 IM9 before noon or W:c.ac 23 Apartments Rent Furnished u WLI,AKA APARTMENTS 114W r .rt SIreet Small, clean turnlsl.1 apart ment.adults only. No pets 322 "a, 24 NEW HOMES irConditioning c ent tOt 34-0 mnvlPit -I P pet at 5 LEFT , unOtr FHA 73$ 10 New all brick tomrt w,lil 3 be'drOOmi, ii bars ,O f $7.400 Wall lo wall carpef tPWOi,PiGgt, e'i'ral Heat %-5tpm, modern Houses Rent Furnished DeItana. furnished two bedroom S7I :;'; two oedrocm home. $150 Call alter 4 p m 372 $147 lichen rm Call n Ely f or tO.' boar fj DEvELOPYENT CORP I, C ft.. 37 Atia.'r-oiiteSpr.ngt, F is Pt'trqS)l 4300 B'.' OWNER' Two bedroom arid paneled den. or 3 bedroom Car pitted tPiro9ilgvl. enclosed Patio II' a II'. Large carport. Lot is 100' a 135 SIS.000 Di Oaf call 1411421 Three Bedrooms, 2 barns, only one year old, built in range arid oven. Only.$1900 down $130 month, Tb-tee bedrooms. 3 baths, hOne on ale. J ust panted Di.ft$de. kitchen equipped, 570.500 Skit per cent Mobile Homes Building Lot 7$ • 2Z31. close to ar bate. 52.500 STEMPER A,.j(PILV Mrr-C,c, Or4t4 WPMLS 322 lIlt ISIS Frei'.cP' 24 Rent APTI and Tra.'rs it I) across Sanford Moole fats 313 1530 CPi.tar eni (1K from Mo..eialid 7____ 27 Resort - For Rent B.ac1., F Ia .3 (*dt'.-om upper duples Eacrr'oneiiy rice Frnishd Permanent or summer rates Call '04 1$ $147 (no collect ) New Smyrna New Smyrna Beach. Fla First ltre.I oft Ste ocean. Weekly rental 3 bedroom house and etlic incy apartment All lirisn* furnished, 840 utilitie* For reservations write Boa 10$. New Smyrna Beach, Fla 7204$ or call ('041$ 5147 (rio collect). Wanted To Rent Wanted Room and Board for elderly ladr, piesso phone 333 4311 30 Suna r7 Property "Mobile Home Lots For Rent' & r in 377 7171 Playground, Recreational Facilities, and much more located Wi mlet Call 04 17-47 oft Stat, Road 131 In the Village 04 NortPi Orion" PP. $31 III) 31 OPENING THIS WEEK proud to Offer bigger t*drooms 'rid CICetS. thick carpets, enclosed laundry and garage. pantry. stave and '14figeralor Good sefec-tion now. F HA and VA financing, New Woodmere on Sanford Ave near ton Only $21,500 Call WESCOTT RALTY, INC Realforl. 11432411 collect. 5etier Piijrip' 20 West has all city service's. We know the guideline's that you mutt meet to quality as a buyer 'nder the various flnar._inQ feet it wograms - certain you qualify we nil move you In on a rental basis while your II Bedroom'I'' baths SPANISH CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL -FINANCING-- Orion a Cliff Jordan Realtor IA " 23$ 8311727 Gov ERNMINT OWNED HOME LOW DOWN PAYMENT COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED RED. FHA 17,600 J MeI Open Jim Hunt horn tolprn REALTY. I NC Reg Real Estate Brusrc 377 311$ 2574 Pats h-chIt Cal S"cta,v& P4oi.a,' 12) 0644. 323 $26 4 _ __ _ 123 S.4e BRA ILl)' ODHAM This NEWSPAPER does net knowingly accept HELP. WANTED ADS that In- dicates a preference based age froi'n emrtoyens on LAKE MARY-fl) Short St *110 lovely pool Shopping. Churches. Schools Better 235 's We're EMPLOYMENT bCT. istrytr go is located in friendly SANFORD, 6 Blocks West of St. French Ave. on 70th Only 3 to S minutes to all 3 covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN A four bedroom. 3 bait c'ne *ilt Central heal ar, famly rpori, 20 West ( £ AIIUDON$R .SROtEl Ill Pork- Sanford hgt'?s 321 1117 Houses For Salt POOL HOUSE ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST 1;3 5911 Take a 'ew miflvtes InC b*50 through ten beautiful model homes placed on fully ilridscaped lotS. homes lately be sure you do before they are all soldt ionn is being processed Now leasing Journey to Hacienda Village and find everything you've been ook.4-g for in a Mob.le Ho?, Community-Club PIous.. Pool. these - Dettona, 2 bedrooms, air con d'oned, avaitaDir now 974 )1) or 77$ 2.1$ IF you haven't seen *ilh ta'avtfwlCab,rie4s. large pari.11ed i'Ou'pped AuSTi HQ%e$ Zoned Commercial for business on home Also have small 322 0351 25 as ow as 570 pe, -vt' Iral Air Condition For tree .timniale. call Carl Harris, at EARS in Sanford 322-1771. 49 SOLD 1 200 Down '. The following businesses are listed for your convenience. Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and up-to-date way to solve every problem. ' More inform,tk.' may be obtained from the WageHour office it 21 Cartatne WE 3uilding. 12490 Seventh Avenue. North MiamI, Florida 33141. telephorti: 350-5t73. 4370 We're selling out contents of If-i. Old Lynn estate consisting 4$ all kitvts of antiques, furniture, etc We will a'so have large number of new Itpms such as tools, small electric ac-nuances. aid many, many more Enlerettirig items DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE RtI6 West, Sanford )13 9470 pair, Two hogs. male & female Good match Sacrifice to good hOme 3111110 SAt)fl(. I I tJtili' Vt NT WpVrn W,ir Saw. al the 01.1 Carnal West(tn Shop I rn $ o4fl.fl hi'y 1 0 04 , Ill) .. Pets - And Supplies - Antiques at $02 Sanford Ave. corner $tft St. Antique Items consisting of pump organ, player piano, upright piano, wagon VV1'f11L dressing tables, vanil.r. iilit ((II Cock Slave, marble 1:1 kitchen table, rockers, hall trtet. Old cash register, milk cans, brass bed, old dolls, cast iron belt, also all kinds of glassware, pictures, frames, copper ilems. Silver, dinnerwar, and many other Items too numerous t mentiofl Inspection S a. m to sale time. Sale managed by - A K C Shefland She.pdog$, Sable 52 Wanted To Travel Trailers Giass.Msrrbrs SENKARIIC GLASS& PAINT CO 310Magtola Aye 323 4627 Home Improvements' Appliances Pet_Care Remodeling! Room Add , painting" rtjLLlinlCl.E Apçi-$nce$ interior. carpentry, e. ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS Bathing. Dipping IFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY tir.or Reasonable 373 317 . Hwy. 46 West. Ph 322 5)32 7327 Park Drive. 377 )903 THE HANDY MAN Plumbing .EIectri, lesson Air Condiionercheckup no tob too Small. pointing, home so washer and reirigerator -_repair 322 loiS AL PORZIO PLUMBING 'vice GENEVA HEATING & lip,.i ?5 Alleralc'.5, Custom *0'S GUTTER SNIPE R CONDITIONING N 3056 Gutters. Misc, home repairs 333 Ills 322 3110 12) SOIl lanido Drip. 373 5431 Improvements, 3)34317. Residential, IndustrIal, Corn dar, and Kiclien Aid Ap m,cci.l; 720 V. CircuItV, ar CABINETS OR ROOM ADO ances 0 H IIIGH.I700 W Ist Remodel old or build a new Free Conditioning, dryers, ranges I. Pt, 373 $3 P.O .Males 373 1040 pumps Licensed Bonded, InSured P. L. 54w-es, Master electrician, OINS APPLIANCE SERVICE 3771721 OUR AD TAKERS ARE HERE TO Repair. All makes, &modeis HELP YOU. Call In Nil for a Bldg. 51,Alrpoqt,323-t$53 Pool_Supplies low cost went ad AQUA Pool. SERVICES fr OFSEMINOLE.lNC 70 per cent off Patio roof, Screen Attic Insulations room United Fence, Awning I Pool Supplies Services Man fenance III) S French. In 4541 Carpet of Sanford 373 3471 an Insulations, SANFORD ATIPIG & AIR CON - _________________ T ION IPIG. 3e1, S French Ave. BE READY FOR SUMMER Paradise Pools I" Aluminum Screen door with grill, delivered ar,d fully installed.Quaity. Low Coil PpoI$ Ari Ottgn Ph 173 0)55 5711$ for all 5tOk sizes. Also acrylic storm doors, 51,59 Auto_lnurance _ o'.'tt.rowiayiSelW1. completely Installed. Call te items Sell 115pm Quickly Aluminum Duors of Sanford. 323 .j r ta.? lriS,,ar(r' Lc,* nIh a Heraald Want Ad by calling 114$. oritPI, Pa,mliS Call for ouote 277 3411. and asking for a friendly LAIR AGENCY Ci'uner S Park Concrete work, slabs, patios. - A". _- visor Ira 323 )Izt 17) SI,) driveways, walls. etc, 10 ns. S,pec1IServicei. experience. Free estimates. utomotive Servic ______ fungus, dirt removed from Typing orAr1 work done Inmybome 1,406%,, dtr Mildew, MUFFLER your homeor building by pressure Or wherever desired, 323.1547 'ri-me 9?nç,.l Atj'o'tt'fi - sots waShing, PAUL S. POLOAR, 377 __________________ ci'. 3171 5 French A Ph 371 7143 Se-wing & Alterations II 441E $i'moran8lwd SUDDY'S AUTO TUNE UP Allamorit, 5pnIn,, 531 4-417 0.0 you 11'r-ow that yOu can have C a pet t E a per itfC,4 Hone-tf __ YOUR business appear in IS., SanfOrd resident. 1$ yrs cap SHOP1RS GUIDE for as 1gw- as .._,TaiJer_Rentali...... 707 Fren'cPi Ave ,377 SM? ___________________________ $11 a rnCrilh'. Call ill 7411 and ask UHAUL TRAILERS want ad visor lodap BeautyCare 511 5.nn BPSe,y,cij 2500$ rrenc A, 32 IRiETY S BEAUTY NOOr __________________________ _lncomeTax TV Service 322 $11, I Oa. A.r 4. Srr..e u'W RAN IIiUI TOM. Cast Road I' P3 HERS'S TELEVISION SERVICE, RES CHIC BEAUTY I WIG ",;C I "'a'r 377 uP? B & W. I. Color Ill) S Sanford Ave.373 $73-i ', '0. o.M:I'farrison' 710W 1st 5' 3211740 InCome Too Snw-e Well_Drilling JaJADbeyv'IleS' Oriona Ceramics 544 $l,C.54 42)4 WELLS 01411 LED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 'ON S C(iJA'.k:CS ),pp- .fl. tersortaliied Tax Service Call for All Ipfl & 1115 appointment Jim Creamer. $2a " drare 13 1 doted tt'urSay Weiep.,r & Serv,ce 5..nuia, 327 171 Rasala Drive. Sanford. 312 4$, ________________________________________ $1' 174 Mactn, 3. ( Eating_Places 7OIW7riO SI LaundryServices 37 113 .RYLAPID PIED CHICKEN Dire. joy C)14IL.LPPIG FAIRWAY PLAZA LAUNDROMAT i 7 TP D.tference .s Oei.c.ous and Larger. Pumps. Spins ler5, Try it. you'll like 7100 French Ave 332 5412 Water condt,oners 3224410 open of 7a.m. daily, 321 C739 __________________________ IC ( stir'' T,,'i,'r '.Pcw All topes, Bargains: Sulrnel's Tent CIty. U S Play '17'. 4 milpt PlorIt. 'ermOnt. rh IS Autos For Sale Equity In 1571 LTD flroughirn. Trade f or anything Phone 377 41$ after S p. m. ----. Buy aooliancrs Or!nndo 3 line Ad-$5.04 $1650 $46.80 4 IIII Ad'-a412$22.00 $62.40 5 line Ad-$840 $25.00 $78.00 RENT A tIED Pmuthiir; Baby Beds III 4 'Dw Hardtop" traded, in immaculate', condition. coal white evierlor, with soft blue all vinyl Interior. fold down front seat, and center arm rest. Economical V-b engine. Chrysler Torque-.Fltce Freshly Featuring a complete Inspect. MOD, Convert ible. IS?, with radio, f-eater, while walls. A t condItIon. Ion of your car and Including "I it" 1541 Faico.I I door slallon wagon, a current Inspection, license, good condition, $130 311 4,1,. 1541 CPievroOel, I cyl automatIc, "FREE" Fivo.Polnt ENGINE PERFORMANCE TEif Yes , . . that's right, the SERVICE CLINIC Is c.luded Transmission, Power Steering, Pow-es' Brakes, No obligation on your part what. Factory Air Conditioning, AM Radio, and White Sidewall tire's that are knee deep in treed. To lot of cars on those three days so won't you please call for an appointment. The CLINIC will be held from S fø$ P.M. and the complete Inspection will talc, only about 20 minutes. soover. But, we're anticipating a 5400 1541111CC Motorcycle, New Mel-0 $150 17) 0034 III? El Cam-no V 5, I driver,loaded Alit) Spoils Liner . . . Camper In 333 157$ heater, air, power steering & brakes I owner. 371W 91h St. 317 "s-I MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. 1501 WEST FIRST STREET, SANFORD Sanford Ph. 327.0614 Orlando Ph &-it 3911 protective moulding. A rwer ?tM ri't,j'st be seen to be ap- preciated MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. 1801 W. lit Street Sanford 327.0414 I- IT'S INTERNATIONAL W NTA WEEK APRIL 16-23 oIl 1414 SWEET GRANAX ONIONS 54 50 Bushel or 15c lb RI. 2, Boa 4NAA, Oakway Street. 3133403. RIPE STRAWBERRIES-LARGE PLENTIFUL. 3 015. for $1., 30 Qts for 13. You pick daily. Treasure Island, Highway 41, East WANT AD $ PEC1AL Leesburg . Carpenter's Stanley' Miter boa. 5S0V beet offer WANTED 100 to 300 Acres aurkuilurel land. good drainage, up to $2000 an acre. Mr. Martin, 32) 3W. ________ 42 Boats and Marine Equipment USED SPECIALS All sizes fisherman's rnabciul, rnclort & trailers Teems. visit OurBoat Lots UOISON SPORT IWO UuOOl Downtown Sanford 322554* 30. Ir. living room, bunk room, kitchen, bath. Sun deck motor. $430 333111$ _____________________ Seminole Sporting Goods Your Jnfinion Motor & Boston Wh41et Dealer Sarilcird A,r )73 1'3 -=-. ___ 5Q Garage Rummage Sales Garage Sale 3101 Geronfno It ô Maitland Sal April IS. from)' to S. Closing EsIfe. over $00 Ilems Furn , Appl., tbsp Bed Typewriter. Men & LadleS Clothing. 'IC VW, Follow ign on H*yS 1717 and 134 Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets Formica fops, sinks, eaperl in slallalion. 331 $031 P4,15043'S Floe ida Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER III ISE tst $I 372143.1 20,000 Gal S'awage Tfflkr 1423. 5cr at Jerry 's Colonial Service, 1501$. French "I 517$, ISA Household Goods Get professional carpet cleaning results-rant Blue Lustre ElectrIc Carpet Shampooer $I pet day. SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY Bedt by Scaly. 14C IS Sal 7200 S French 173 0233 2 3 Lines Beds, wIth corner table, nearly new, black leather $50 Cost 1200. Call 322- 4111, or 3fl.155 Bahama atter y0J Price Sale I EXAMPLE: on CARROLL'S FURNITURE. - 5 Days $2.52 (Reg. $5.04) 3:30. Couch, Like new. Cost $34. Will sell for $*00. 3324541 after S P. M. Chain and ve.imore Washer, parts, service. used machines MOONEY AP. PLIANCES 1110691 USED CARS lfli PINTO 2-Dr. 2000 CC. AT, Radio. 3 to choose from MILLERS 7515 ()rlano) 0: 1972 MUSTANG 17) 07 Singer Touch & Sew Sewing Machine equpped to hg tag. buttonhole, fancy design, in Console Pay balance of 535 or I paymirils of Sc Call Credit Manager It 371 oil or eyes 531 1116 SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A East Itt SI Downlo-wn Sanford N. ' 32226 1 1 This rate applies only to '1695 TELEVISION SETS $ZSUP Stop . . . . . ,,,whefi shopping for your ) new mobile home. Stop by ' and four our large selection of the finett Mobile Homes available. VINOALE HILL BARRINGTON WINCHESTER pn iced from $549500 complele ' Sell More Cars. You Save More Money WILSON MAJER FURNITURE Buy-Sell -Trade Us Your includes sv up narges on a beautiful large 14$ In Hacienda Village, sAIrting and raised polio. The home yru've been looking for lit a sifting you'll love 1$ at Hacienda Village. Take the ~ drive today ... located an State Road 134, 11.5 miles east 04 11-13. 111111 Because We 377317? Ant CeIetyAve 2 door NT, VI, AT, PS, R&H, Vinyl Roof, Factory Air, Beautiful Green. 6000 Miles. 1972 FORD Galisi, 500 4 door sedan. VI. AT. PS, RaN, Factory Air, Blue Interior, 7000 Actual Miles. '3795 CHRYSLER Custom Newport 4 door HT, VeAl, PS, PB, RaN, Vinyl Roof, Factory Air. 1971 Ok. Green with Green FAMILY ADS Scheduled for five days and started during Want Ad Week. Roof '3195 - 1971 MERCURY Motatego MX 4 door sedan, VI. AT, PS, RaN, Factory Air, Light Greer,, 9 1 71 FORD ~, ,if , ~ - 2 Door NT, VS, AT, PS, R&H, Vinyl Root, Turbo OR ,iii Factory Air White with Black Roof, '2595 Your Direct Gal. 1971 FORD 2 Dr. NT, VI, AT, 500 The Herald is proud to join thousands of other throughout the country In saluting the Want Ads as an important dynamic, Interesting and Result getting' force that serves everyone In some manner, some time. Want Ads do more things for mort people at a lower cost than any other form of advertising. new s pa pers PS, KIN, Factory Al,. Light Gold. Line to '2795 a# u! CLASSIFIED! I Jock Pnsser ___ _ (311 days FORD beloreNO0'tO start or cancel your ad the following day and Saturda ys before 17 ____ Call now to place your ad for next week. Cancel when you get results- . the cost will be half price for the days used. 3786 Hwy, 1792 South for Sanford, Florida noon PHONE 322.1481 I Winter Park Ph. 444 8916 this car Is side body Insure protection from parking areas, also equipped with CARROLLS FURP4I TURF 114W Itt St Ph In SIll Olivetti Electric for 510 a month Apply rental toward purchase Check *ith Ge'ovgt Stuart. I)) E Rob.n%On. Orlando Phone toll free 1!iro i I __ _0 MOBILE HOME SALES OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE ° IOIGW0000VI(UO ROAD I111111-4341 YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE• NOBTA fWLANDO, FLO1IIO PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. PifOtIf -IMIA3llI DlAL322.211or831.9993 EquipmentForRent 3151 S, Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD ________________ 34 Business Property 0 1000 West lit St. *32' on IJ. 163' on' Poplar Ave. or '37 a 330-$33.000 Of $30000 Owner, WrIte P. 0 So. 437, Longwood, Fla___________ 37 Real Estate Wanted Get In On All The Action! 5 Days 21 Days 13 Wks. nt1971 372)351 MoneytoLolil----Ccnisolidaf i Loins up to I2C 0' furniture. 53.000-13.000 available On Ind mortgage real estate. FAMILY CONSUMER FINANCE SERVICE. INC.. 110 S. Magnolia, _ 3734412. DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. Riii Muslang lravl trailer 74' tandem a.le Fully contained, battery Pack. sleeps Y. large awning IC? Plays Drive (oftW 70th Sf) Want To Buy HOUSE BOAT, about 75', Cash Rolliwat. I cyl 322 70 CASH 377 1*32 --- fires. IIUVW$us.Cpassenger, $013. POP YOUNQ'SAUTO SALES, Ilw'y It 57 )73Sl. Call 171 5$7 Iu'flIurp. automatic, good tel? Dodge Monaco. I dr, radie, WANtED Anliqijes, rurnilune, CppIarc,'s, 1 p-ee or full house Sed MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. WILL CONDUCT A REGIONAL SERVICE CLINIC *147 Dodge Dorf. 1 door hardtop, and White. Ei(eiienl Companions. O.00d PlOine essential Ph 30 51 I i1 h, fllrcft. Animals. Supplies AK(. Reigles 535 up PEYFAIR I ar-nay Plaza, Sanford 13) 4433 Must sell, lost Cougar, automatic, with console I power. $1130 Call 177 313) SlIer I p in . DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE RI ISo. SI Sanford 11711541" , k 31111 1"o 1571 Fsmd Mach Mustang 1110 down Assume payments 227 1171 enyt line $lpllpr Pigeons for sale, $4 a Phone 371 4110 $3 151 Ford Country Sedan, ita Wagon, AT. It IS, 14, extra 'lean. $601 SHELLEY'S USED CARS. Mull sell. - ADDING MACHINES. Rent a new or call collect 295 rrlday Plight 7)01'. U Winchester Homes of Fin, kill Winchester Homes of Fin. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD MOBILE WORLD SALES Best Selection of double wide in Central Florida Big inventory of I) wides, Lots and parks available Open Eve Tit C p m Located ffVvy 11 91. Lomottrood JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. ..THE HERALD'S 323-4670 AUCTION APRIL 19-20•21 1542 VW Van, lull $450. Call Ii) 0943 after p in. - BUILDER DEVELOPER SANFORD PHONE v ery t,(Oii(1115 n.ht. 1 30 p in (r'n5'gnimn1 wel(om,..jt Open halt to S Samford rarm,rs' Aut ti hi* It fl FRESH TRADE-I "BIG BEAUTIFUL" $5 Miscellaneous Spanish Front & Near. Low cathand For Sale ______ move In today. Its yours. Low M*gne-tic Car arid Truck Signs. I payments at .1,15. service, 5)4 2t54 For Privacy Academy Manor I?y r..w nc',', Houses Rent Unfrunished \ - FOR EVERYONEI '-The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Rear Yard Enclosed REALTORS 3?7 717i -323 OilS UIDE SHOP THE EASY WAYI Fu'nijPied Apt. $50. Call 3730431 Ewtnnigi or 323 3475, te bedroom tufnIshld apartment. ItO tromP. C 323 X.47 after S. ''c/ /- , i/i WEST -' Liv.tock And Poultry 42 MI 41e-1 ..'- 332 MIS 14 20 (' ::: F AucUot PUBLIC AtJrVlOPl Move"ITS YOURS" $4 I In at once-over 100 floor plans-Spanish. Med., Ole I English, E-Am.rlcars. etc. Low Money-Low Payments at ~~ ,` ,_ ) t- Realty 332 11$ 7141 Park NifitI. Sundays A Holidays Call a SaWs Agency AVALON APARTMENTS Adl'$- No Pets 111W. ?"a &I, 3 Bedroom apt at loot £ 2nd $I. 140 pets First and last months. rent 322 141$ One bedroom, lights, water fu? nisiled 555. 301 E. 5th $t AdultS 3717$' (it Stenstrom . MODULAR P4OME Allywhf-fe Wttiin City urn's WI4OCANQUALIFY UNDER NEW F HA 733 PR 00 R AM 7 We are bvitd.rig new homes now Of your choice.) arid I bedrooms, Pt ball's Not ni Pout-nO dtv$Op See 'I ,cu can o.,alify for Ffl Ii, Ap.sintm.-.' 7541 SO Fr.ncil A, Day In 7212 SEE Us rir Rt. 1792, SANFORD HE Sanford Realty after I p m. Will care toe one child in my home Mondays- Fridays. 501c an hour Or 514 per wit" Pay in advance 323 *474 (II r We Have Many Other Listings Open All Day Every Saturday Available Sundays 3271ISO. Antiqut *anf,d, bup tell trade Also refinishing BRIDGES, lOt W 151 St 11) )101 Apr 11 14, 1772-; 3A - 1111111 ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY Autos For Sale 1$ - 1sf 1ue4,Thurs.)-5, Sal 101 Eves by •ppt 3170713 sofa bed, vecum sweepers, fans, Sunday, 01 737 Cast Warren It , Longwood, SN 4731. 014 3151 S. Or mandoAve. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS-Vet, n.ce, )bedroom. 1's baths. ar CtId heat Only $17,300 172 41,M1 ,Antiques PARK I APItIQllFi SW Corner rark & Misc Saturday, SI - -, Winchester Homes off In. St. Johns Realty - NO CASH NEEDED VA FHA Loans - Quick Approval. I 3.3 bedrooms-It's yours, move 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD 523.900 Houses For Sale 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD "ONE HOUR" Johnny Walker Realty , 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD e.cflirnl Home at WinLheStCr Homes of Fin. j s.f. t0a rn Saturday April II Selling out entIr, contents of Sea's Winchester ott. tom, fijrrt$tutr, live Stuck, motorcycles, furs. diamondil YARI)$ALC: DInIng room WANTED Off and flftarice. Move In a Big "SWAP TRADE" Garage. Rummage Sales -. ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE Equity In homes, land. We pay Vest Trade cart. boats l4)t..iQ Lots £ Acreage 33 Rt. 17.92, SANFORD SI Rt. 17.92, SANFORD 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Real Estate If. Ii'.' CE A(, ) 'A I Nlnchester Homes of Fl.. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. __ - A.... SO Winchester Homes of Fin, 3151 S. Orlando Ave. at AUSTIN 0EV CORP. Payton Fla room, central Peat and air, 1160 Kit Mobile Home, 10' * i'. Sanford area, $100 and lake over, Mobile Homes 34 -. -- -._______ 373141' IOYLLEWILDE- Beautiful 3 bedroom 7 baIls, wIth all e-atras. ec 31 Male-Female Help Wanted iS General requirements Age II to 13 vns;elemertary education, knowledg, in care and handing of wanlGJs breeds Of animals and birds; lam. know4.d- in use of t ts, materials, and methods used for carpentry, paintng and Hours Tennis Court, 100' * 100'. I Bl North 0ttt St on PaIrick Place or Hayes Drive $100. Oviner Write P0.Dot$31, Lor'gwood Fla , Cargele$wittcitrtn,twimmiig.' fIshing $3000. T er ms S mile from SanbO4'd('04) 42, ?fl3 ly Work, Real . =!=!= ___--- _==_~.~_ .------- Mobil* GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 31' • 00 fla.' fgiufl 100e,ench Ave .331 $700 street in D,ftona Call after CITY-- Aftrart,ve 3 be-c'omn, 31 . bath. Fence, arid Other estras. 21 H,'p Wanted Parts. Accesser es runnith OVSV $3,692 more than you told us!" baby saner to live in Help with light housework. P'wwte 322 3 V Guaranty Co. Ill Transportation 'Your cup benefIts. Experienced. over 71 valid Florida CPauffef * license Mechanic, brake and alignment Salary plus commission Earn up to SCOD per month Call Jerry Linemen at Casselberrv. 1.311503 a rival tttre. b.droom. 3 bath with Flor ida room, central heat and Ar. arid Other litres for only 115,130 PINECREST-Very clean, 3 bedroom. 3 bath In nice neigh. bor hood Yours for $20.97S. PINECREST-Comptetely 'sir n.thed 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ap pliarices inCluded, 131.300. PARK RIDGE -Only $14.00 for this 3 bedroom. V Ea'Pi, wIt'. central 1-eat arid air Student, IS, desires lawn work (yOur r,'Owf) and odd lobs 373 4.417 Ask for Phil 322 SItS Exclusives RAVENPIA PARK-lnnaginel A 14 Sanford CS. SEMINO.E COUNTY StitRIffi UPANIMNI CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION BOARD POSITION - DEPUTY SHERIFF Applications are now being accepted from qua lified male personnel between 21 and 41 years of age and meeting prescribed physical requirements. A required written qualification e.ami.sat.ort will be administered to qualified ap piicavtts at 9:30 AU Monday, May L 1172 .n till County Corm ml55Iners cOltfIfer'ca room. County Court House. Sanford, Florida, Interested p.flonnit are required to Submit their ap piicatlon* In reference to this position prior to May I. 1173 Further information 'and ap p1 Cii lOris may be cb?sir*d by Leader" price. 112.430. SAN LAPITA-Onty $1,000 for 4 bedroom tic,,'. plan, group incentive hospitalllation, plus other French Ave 41-Bicycles All C_ I Cvi?Ornid to hard wOrk. O.kl.n Memorial Park 3"400 for a pointm.nt. contacting Lieutenant C. W. Wthr*r of the Sem inole County Vieritts Department. Telephone Real Estate For Sale "Sanford,' Sales 16 Cemetery Maintenance Man neeeed Do not apply unless ac Co. Call 322 234), Ph 322 733.S i.- Two Atjtomotoiveechlflc$ foi Usr'i Cars & Trucks Must have own tools. 35 day week. See Jacs Inning at Jact Prolser, Ford. No Phone Calls, necessary. Apply Pinebreele Farms South Sanford Ave. Wanted i and Carpenters Carpenters Helpers, wanted to, work in NCO Smyrna Beach area Please call UI 4777. between 5 30 arid _ structicri 31 __________________- -- MAP,AGEM . hT TRAINEE - Art YOU still earning flow what you WIre earnirga yCIr ago! we have management pouitiOni open al we Will train, No travel. PP. rommlulon I. b0's4fl. $14000 pos%ibte fi.'$t year. ppo,p 323 1444 rweded. Simincte County Court H0Ie, Sanford GreenPsrt Can Sal. 107W Ii' St 't' A 1:- Man with restaurant asperierice at working manager of 9O4O Iran chita food poeratori Salary plut bonuS, Call DeLand. 7314403 for General construction laborers. Found i4ousies For block home. 3 bedrooms. I bath, large fenced back yard Carport and utility room $1,000 down $111 ii per month on balpnce KULP REALTY -, jk** CLASSIFICATION si Concrete - I I Ii by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES PIANO LESSONS 13 Week Chord Course Ha ty Wn!ii. 322 1375 831-9993 Largo woodld corner lot on p1t deal Instruction Orlando AW .GARAGE OR CARPORT CIHP-ORTUNITY KNOCkS I dh,e you to oewn IP..s opict, to ii,c cest Ill aOII. II.) nb 322-2611 .... .THREE & FOUR BEDROOMS Business Opportunities Seminole 1 thru 4 times 5ttgu20times " 21 fir" .ALL CRICK HOMES a TWO FULL BATH S We To Want Ads The Less It Costs Per Per Day. We Care or Teens will run your) Ine ad lull days for $2.52 (halt price) in observance of International Wan Ad We,t. Call now. 322 $l% __ Direct Phone Lines 34 371 33 PROBLEM? FerhapS Atcoheics £rymJt WANT AD - SANFORD FACED WITH A DRINKING ~=~ Lots £ Acreage 33 ThS.nf "d He rald Try- A Want Ad. 1hey 322-2611 _ 831-9993 �= F - - --- - - - - - = - - ___ - - i = - - - - s- j _____________ __________ _________________________ - - o1City. 5,qi& 5r.T.rr ?ur4ey Smvct 5:Xa , WcrIp %r,i(II-i1,DS 15 - 55 Sabbath School • AIt Of> WWQS (154) FM _______________ - NIAvs ea tvaripailralK ThISEVI*TNDAY ell I Corner 71% a It Ira Riau $..., ear. Chuarch Training ,i war" ri> Sobbath School set ILX$ 7 Xi> i WsOt>I4$y N15P>? C. rr>. "Wo Woo lit ip lIl1W2C( •,>ts$r-vcra w.. ""s )a 30 1IIbwtIi>(T,t '. . ram;>,r N5M (Wed) 7X ?! DivøRcPi k.r4.vStht MNTh,W.rIhI. m,il>stN - .11.00 *.r - 001 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 1$ThII&OaOAVS, P.S'S. slow, sb. I ft LOT S- 15 I' Sunda t,t*l -It Na M,rWo'51I' I 110.1'>. church Ira initic -- - - F if worship WaOProvov Service 101$ Part Rev. Fred L His> NufSry Opp" WIR Rtunda P1 - - venue Ev.nlnewc.ssiip Wodnisday Service >1.00* rn 7.Xp 7 .X p in WE Lcof" PINICREST EAPTIST CHURCH H 000?. it-iC ROT Keiw>iThpjpIt pt-p Sunday Sc hoof S 4* II> M.NnuçWortPi; 1> Xa 'Tra.c.r,g Un.ei> a tsp in Cwrn.g *NVllp 7 Xi> in Wd (siring Pnayes k-cs it, 7 X p in a J YXpin 1 Li' V N . - 1rwor.Rood - • d - - N - - 1'> il - - - - ! . ,.Lsa - - -- b>I 4' Fr---r,------------------------- ames p Needham '' V5f>9tlrt wis - - '." 1' ,.XP Evening ' >>'da> . -. al. coats. S Is 10 00* 11.00* I.XP 7 30 - in I> i> I Xi> " - '"'S "1 >"' in Lobs, L&Ae L1011111, J066111 Ac% 74112 241322 243010.49 2019-" 1 1.11 - -.Yj5Y -- Southern Methodist in PADLACH>JRCHOF CHRIST H.Øiei.y4 Wi>? * A Little Ca.. Bible MOrr>,r *051, j ii 03* " Evor>in; WOr5Pj "-Sib10Cl*t'r' Wed 7 XP " in in in (: uan THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orall9SIIvd Lak.Maaro, Wl>a?CE>Cr,09. Pastor Suny Schei'> ID Xa i.5( .jr)fl( . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 11 .ur>iav S.q', .' I. $?IOOI *POrWsdayS,ry.c, S Xi> en E>rnr>; WcV>'p t-q M.tn - 0,) a in 7 xi> Wedap UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer arto Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER in 7 - ford Pastor W. R Bennett , Sunday School Saa,da I" MnindWo4-silp II Xi in Epwo.'tPi L..g,m I. IS " Plop in Evening Worship Prayer MosS 7 lo P in. SENKARIK GLA bS & PAINT CO. INC. nd Employes of Sanford KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim 8 Employes Oviedo, Florida DEBARY MANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes Macodor.. Mis-ion Baptist Church, Oak Slit> Rd. 0111"" Morning Gleiy Baptist Cp,urcl'. Oases. H. Mi Ott... M.'4'V B*Vls1 Church. '> Lando Sorrps Rd. LeiSg.00d Mi Zion Uttioroafy Baptist. Sipes Ave Al" Same> MiUiw.ary Bapt5> OnTv, Nt> It 4. HKarv Ave Nrw Mi. Calvary Missionary Batst. 1100 W. 1131111 $>. Ni'. Salem Pruwifiwa ia'p,'st Ct>ura>. ISM Wv. 12Th St NOw MI, Zion Baptist 0sw0:• 7• p1*, Ave. 1w"a 1. Pa', P>aot Churc'>. 7143 w 70" 0a>Ist Church. 115 A Di>ar. R Swan' Lak e I*p'is' Church- idp, ø. rrn Pa's PDp'r' M$roip CPu.'Ch. M.dv.ip Socund ShIN> NttIN>*rp 5,>i>5i$? CPWIT$>. Wool Sanford SUfLII>4 Baptist Church, 3*71 Palmi't?o James M,tt.Oi%rp Baptist Ct>511C'> I! hØ 111 Oslesn St *U> 555?'$t ChurC'> SI) Pin* Ave ' Mall"fivs BaptistCCf> Ca!>aan Sptnplrtd M,IIie,a?p Baptist *7th and - It JN>" S M-$$iOr%a B.t"o' Church, CVP'tIS 51 Temple Baptist Church. Palm Ip'1n55 Rd U'>t- Springs *11>500 W.l$$4S.sety Iap>IIt Church. IllS 5404>5 Ave William Chapel MIssionary B$pPl1 Church MS. S William S Atamon1t- 1P'>'50$ 7*> Mope Baptist ChurCh. 7)5 Orange Lvi' CA1$O.IC Church 90 >54 Hi'w-? LaSs M4ry All Soils Ca'isisc ChurCh. ill Des Ave in Psice. I? APWI Catholic Chunc'>- P DeBaty Ia La'pvIiinf Cai"oi.c Church, S~ Dr. ruat Simon Rd.. Casoalborr, Si. Mr Wpp4alsw Catholic ChurCh. Malt Ia' Avg. A:!1mOr4, Sp a CPIRISTII.id FuSt Christian Church. 1647 S SanfOrd Lvi' tan10rd Christian ClurCi. 137 Wv. Onora Rd Nortt510i' ChrIsten ChuIch, Florida Marl'> p - LakvlIw Christian Owici>. Bear Lake Rd it"JamiI04> COPuC.REGATIONAI Corlpr.ilhirsaf CIVIA1411 CkvrM 2401 Part >ti>C O CHRIST ('' 1,' C"I'. 1 1 7 Park Ave fl, Jr,tt- church Of D,tIei>a. 1145 Prov 0s"Ce Beu*v•v'd Chu'cn Di Chris?. 0.1*,. >C-' ci C'' t'. Lfi1*0i ChFil 01 ChriSt. Pao.a Cnurrf> to Christ. Wv. liii 5>. Sanfond >o'lhs I .O, Church t4 Christ. P104.05 MSvf Dr. Minlard CP4UIJCH OF GOD Church to God. SZ HickOry $J>%CII 01 004. 5*3 * Ilho 5$ C'>.vc? Of ,øi4 Ow-too p4: i% Ch ur ch Cii Church co Coo Mistipr Lets -pastCP>1.,Clt 01 GOd. t7 w 1*??> 5? EPISCOPAL 1.1 Saints EpIcopa? CPU?CP>. E. DeSa', Ave L>1.cp'is. Christ Episcopal Church. Long.od Misty Cr005 EDi$COpI1. Pars Ave I; > LUTHEbIIiN A5C04151..> Lutheran Church. OverooS Cl Cai1.4crp 0.00 ShepS.d United Lulrwra.t. .._ WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff - Or L"stan C'cb Ci Pvdt't-. D,'tor. Le"."•n C".'t" , . R.'o.'.",i. fltp, Piati' Mi'saS> L%lTh0?n ChrcPi Golden Days Drive I Hh)h*ay I? t$5 LukasLutheran C'wic' it a. Stasis P#ETSc3D,5Y B.rnp 1 U,.*" '/t-'..v , P/.qPn E 0 bar, A•e b.'. Law, U" ed 'ttfl0tS..' %.,.,CPi &t-> A U C. Church. Car>..> M.ptWi Cas01b.ery Comnuni?, Untied Ch>>>. N*'3 . casie iofberry D.B.r, Commur>.?p ?#r?PuQdt,? Chur ci Wv H.ct>tuenas Road. 0.$arv test Ave r- j I ' I f _ ____ ____ -- -- - ---- ___ ___ _ L- a - ffiz - Y _ _____ al~ =. II :--- - '1' -- 'l__ =1 -JL. - x --- -%Lf- 1t---'_- - $h ' - - --•--=----=-• __ -- ___ "I - ii- - _] - -•-• _________ - Lai __________________ z -_______________ - -. . -' - '- - :- - = ': 2 _='••-•.-*=_-_ C4 .% Poster Ii 038 It 03* m a 36) ' l- 3p m E ! 7 xp P - I < Morning WorithIp 11 000 m Wed B-ble Study 7:30p m Sunday - U. j a ,op m = - _______ 0 Ui _____________________________________ ___ tW: . - - . I j . ji~ 7- 2~1 - - CL 1_- 5 _____ •• _~ z . - I ~ A. .~t a - ~~ 1 ~. .1 __ - - I I - _* ' - I 1 - k M*'rio4' Church of Fwst South..'> MothodiSi Sa"04d Ave ,> 'we M,fnc>$ (P'ir(h >', C..'a MftP>O0S? Churct,. Gorawa Cac. United IM'wP>edas, CPW'CP. one,. Rd Gr ant Chapel A U E Church. 0v440 0L1t4f Dv, Ut-iPiodi? Church. Ov.da 0S'0?n ?.,th00.5t Church Paol* *15l#l> Mt$h04,51. NI LI W. at Pacla 5' JSinM A U E, VlSi at Cyprat 51 A?4 , v $ A U C CP'aC" 51 . at 115 Osfeen 5' P41t Msthod.tS ChurP. Ottoin Rd. tn'stprss s '#'.'inC$'i t-.,u U-IthO,i%? Deflate NAZARENE First Chui'Ot 01 the N.tarorw. Wv. &W of 'st.••P$, Pffl Park Church of II>. Nazarine. oB,i.n Rd. Fqv,> p 01" CCf> 04 the Mataryil G'SIHVa Cam. 'r>U'SV Contor L,a54 Mary Church of tnt- Nazarene. Lake hi'> bid Lake Mary ongwood Cucch Of l?> liltart-ni'. WarmanI .lI55J& I.,.. Loeg.ocid PRESBYTERIAN L.ko Ma'y Und Ptetbv$eror Church Fi51 Pfa5?y1efbfl Cisitch, OIS Ave. & )d ,t, 't-t-t F,rs? P'Ibylif'> Church of t"e$*,y. ( H >li5 Cc.rna"' P,r%t,1?or,an CIsi9C5. liPS ScjTh Orlando or P?t-1.'4f> ChulU!. 5523 Star ale Road Upsala Cornn>unHp Prr,bylerian Church Opt.ia Rd W.S?rninstst PvqstjtiriLn COurt>>. 540i011 Patk. Pt 431. CaS%elb.'ry, :* - 1111T iF1JI 0 . - cc Nov. Kenneth W. Mullis MInstm Mo.rçWoii>,p •Xa in o>r> sc'>co 0a, rn " w 'P -.00a.rn - rj - -. - Nwflery F' II 00. m Church School 9:45 fi M - 7:Xm III ( 7. X p m. - THELAKEMARYUNITED PRESBYTER I AN CHURCH Wilber Ave.. Lake Mary Mlnls>sq ROTA,F.SI*VII> Sunday Cii., cy, School 5.da in Morning Worshi p ----- 1I:Xa in Youth Group --------- 7: X p in Widflfjdiy Cheer Prictict5.00 P. ftft I - a) F' . it.t UPSALAPRESIYTIRIAH CHURCH Carrier C.uatry Club UpI.aIaRsad R,, OarwnSP.. Pastor Sunday School S di in n.l>WOriPip ID 10* in C var>nq Worst> I; 7.00 p in - V.8 B :i Q- Ih E,, • , (1'I I iw.- ,4-.N'? ;9 a'- 0 LI... !-° ni ii ° ob (I) W1 b a- N FS AN CS U) V all ' U .c ; W~ r, 0. - - r, ~ , '5 I - 10, 9 LL 2 ' ( I- '4.' I lob ; Z6 - L___ ...,.. ii - 'i ' Ir - ' . 3 . _ 1. Qj .tom 4 e Ii A-11 I t-IS 9 ' -i .io 1~ to i I i E; 2 R IR lq~ ngl , .1 I ha 1} j i 4I ! _ *. .1 ln9dein '1 i V, 1 'E1 . 3 .w A i L4 =_ i Eä - - r.:.: h 111 !i'H ! . "., Z! 5 I 8,C A-1i a .0 3- pa fl ! 3. .3 . h Iit'i J, .., A ls 1j... q 1-4-7 8 st, 4 1I h -; --. si I it], 3-;-.O7'.- 3.g -' . r3 i ! h .1 24 g ;; 0 W I's 0. I i - 'H 1_: -- - Ij ., I _-t -•-- 4010 1: ' 1 I FH i I 1 r-Im Its 17 1 AN Ir Z 2 :; - L) \ S - --- j -2, 1 V *4 ; 1 --al I Q . - -c -..j ____________________ , JL I7' :---. .r' Monroe Slut Of .ier>.ar>s Witness I.ska Monroe Unit, 15*7 w Third St. First Born Church of tiw Living God. M.dway First PenPi',.tai Church of Lcng*ood Fy11 001501 Tib,rnit, 7134 Country Club U? Oust- Hod,n Church. Oak Hill Rd. 051,,n First AilSinbip of God. 37th I (In SaAbW4 Alllfnr $P-$. !e'>' Pa's *.. I.i'>lovd Ca'igt,gation sf JWIOVSII Witnesses 5001 W. Itt> 5$rie The Salvation Au'>,. lii C. led St. ROiling HillS M0rI.l.r> Churcti, Att.rnonti' livingS ! 2 - . r-r ___________ - # - S Z go 1. - a % 4 .04jj) - ).. I i __ as :Ti, . Li- :- Co h zi 0 is a ._. 11.8.0 0 ~.2 0 - 8' I 'f 1 JàU Iri4'h 5 , . ,-9,'58 C i ~C: g:, ;,8"- N -.! t,O Rot I I: :~ h I's - m1h 4 9 I , ; -8: V, " -, - avl I F v lii i h ' 1''it H .8 I .-1, - 10 Ci I s -sI IW Eflil 53 N = > IL Z 1 0409 0 !Hi 'S • HiilJ 1 • - - -U >1' L. a a .W -91 -,a i .y 0-1 pit'iisi I ',j ' . v2 .0 ~.0 J! th , . I. so-am 4... 0 (15 G.) 0 ;z F3_1 J 1b' 2 j'h .i:.L r zi > fi U!Ili i I t 1'• 9. L L WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson -! Ii ' 2 2 c ±- >5 FLORIDA STATE RANK AND STAFF 7 it - I t 2- :c Lu. '- -.-. W ritg o AMART The Management and Employes ,L' CS., 3 $ __ .151' Ili. ; ._ R2 4,1i g - SEVENTH DAY AbV(NT:ST Forest L$• k-vt1Whdy Adyq.qi?èf CPi.ech H.1 434, Fort-if City Si'v0?WhdaV Adventist Church. Miltlind Av ,Altimft Spirpo Santor tri?h day AØ-.'r'ti51 Crivrch. Seventh It Elm OTHER CHURCHES AIIIn'S A U C Church. Olive I lIlt> £41 F.>? Che:, Camp laminol,. WISIWI Park Pp.4 Beirdill Astq HtI>rijt Chops>, 5••td•ll Avsngi' Church 01 God in CPwrd. Ovlido Church 04 0040$ P?O)u*C,. 25755 (In,> Awl C?WrCP> 01 God PIc,p1ecy, IPA S Pacim 11504> A ve CPj.'uota Cornmunity Church Church 01 God Of Propiscy. 7507 Elm Ave Church Of God Mission, ErIturprIs. 4 Christ of Lafl Div Sa ints 22-11 Park Avg. AI?$',wWI Springs Community 01>01. UCC Eastern Oittl000a Church, It. Johns CrylostOin Chapel. Hwy 1742. Fern park First CPIUI'CI, 01 ChrIst, SciontIst. 500 1. ltd $int-q Lake MOnroi' Chapel. 0v*ngt- 51v4. Lilt-- E J'R - SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff . .... unisseft it Unlod U,-uod%, church. 419 P• :r - __ 3F_ - At rTi tot =. t - I 1) 1 • - -d. .. .ii I I III 1 lI? (l iii FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sa.>to.4FIs. Oa Awl. £ 3,4 St. ROT. VIrQIL Brva,>t ~ E t -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEM&LYOF F1rI Assembly 01 God. Sim$ Elm BAPTIST An'iotf> B.tf''sCh>cf, Ø>>pg Calvary Saptatt Churci. Crystal L•bs & Ira. Loki? Mar y Cas01tior', BaPIIC' CPNJcci. " t,mo'e central Sipt's' (nurcn. till 0.5 Ave CP,uiupta Firs t Baptist (Ida' Ipings Baptist Churci. Old ortavo Rd lit P4051st Lvi' ",%I Baptist Cisc?. $OS Part Ave IrarOship Baptist Cis,fC1> 01 Aflarnine Springs it 431. AflamorHO Springs i.rl Baptist Church Or DeBary as> Church 01 G.r,a .15! $#P' L&-' Church of LaS.' Pta', rn's, Baptist Church 01 LISa Mei>'is F,it 94014V CiivC 0? L0I'q*OSi Cs Church & Grant FirSt Baptist CP>sac? 01 01400 First a.ci church of Stse >,'01 pr>ng Ft SAul.> MisIiormrv BapItst caurca. 1101 W . lIPS> Si F0?t-I1 o>, Baptist co o.>..> wst *a>ci Caurct, FDldaII> Maca laptisI ChsFtt. C,liaO lord.'> Missionary Baptist Church. If> WV. Fwsf St. tsrthsiOe Baptist CP'ufcil. ChuIuDia M,HieiSIry Baptist Church Nor-ti Rd HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. ar.empIoyes DEKLES' 1 Ii> WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes STE NSTOM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff ITATII'%SJ rCLITCD '' '" '.' AkilS O CLAARII "'"'' I / i )7p m L. D. PLANTE, INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes - - - 'lam ~ 4~ j j: A! FIRST SOUTHERN METHODI ST CHURCH PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance / / __ #- Ti P4 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff '- Pastor 1"• METHODIST CHURCH 4ISPftAv5. JuItuSC SV% •5 Morning Worship S Xi. m. Sunda ykMI - -S:da.m. Meintnq Worship , 11.55. m United Mt?P>Odt5t Youth . 100pm. Eye WO?SJ>t9 7: Xi>. M. in. FwangItt Na Na .t.T 211111 • ,. . A I Mie 1 ~ M. - John CHURCH OP CHRIST t-is.s RaIsS SnOwS? jr I>t>>ekhoo' MS.n.ng worship (vt-ring WorSPi>i> was Pr*yi'cli'ry>t5 '"' ______ 141.6 I'>daV ¶' ~ I ~' I h 0 h50 0111. Is . 1 A4 '6 30 0 in 1 110*5?, Xpm Choir-Tufldiy t->Q SIV Ci' FIRST UNITED 1'> bro.dcail bible Study mor"wq WH'Vtlp _____ tv,nsnvSs'r,ic* "a" s -E; j6 W - jjjj Row.William C.Sister Jr. 7:30 IFiril Wednesday -..-- CHURCHOP CHRIST ISO) Part Awis £?,*f'WJ.EIlIt EV•fl55IISI WTRR 1 30 to Evsnn*orsil , W ed Bible Study & Prayer --- -- _~ j int COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN - 'V" 1% :LX - I0l, Wed - '.>s Worship rh - I" i -. 'u4 9 AS - .. - CHURCH OFCHRIST MPsSmPNRr I ______ 510*. PaVor Cu,cori Mottif COMMUNITY UNITED UITHODISTCHURCH ,y 1' NOV W>Ili.mP,cUll. Pastor Morn.nWo.Uii> $.35•.m. - ii>" 7005 1'> J .I'th di.i -- - - - I co N •1 "iI Ig /! ________ CHURCH OPLONOW000 MlOruStrnt Rpy E. Ruth Gran . Pastor I000at'vi Sunday School CHRIST UNITED METSIODIITCHURC$ Tischer Drive S.s4.sist, Pt-v . R4f't>ard L Nariy. Par Sunday School SIlL mL Mofl>, WOI5P,>i> ii We m MYF Ptn. - _ __ I >. ., q. 4p FIRST PENTECOSTAL . CcilS(ploOl n.ngwon,,p .- ~ V 4 L 1 Tamper" Geneva Community confer BRACE ri -- J,,flIoriA,4flg'& Fra. • ' • . -- -- I Is 34a rn .4r';ar'p, a . - _ i"c___ •1'• - , I - . iposaw 333-9111641 *ad ' - - ._... ~ , - - Flaslor S Mwn Bible Study - 'j A -- Pi'fltt'l'O%t(31 m I j . - "7p,• L A. Pt?i*on ffi, L>,P>ran Pg" and Iv "Till. • kmdayc L'l*' Sun WNip Elmrr A Pastor Sun PdYPS r .. S 13 ?fl S' 5,,,r, te -oi-shp c7ui> Set 'C, 10 x. m J - I SANFORDCHIISTI&N CHURCH 11 1110a I .. " _: , Evv'>'1' '>'> Prayer M4iIl9 a II 1 •' N " JLr'>et C VbvQlW> --. ~ - - it , 1 0 V & f" E,anIs?c Service c" FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST IMPSlku,IrtAve. - M>IU$P '.NS.,14A.PSa'TlI - -- - - .. - -, i'W' ' Morning Worship - • • I t I • . - 1 •••. IL = Wrw>*s.rvlcs * - •._ ___ • ] -Vl A .14 . Ad r _I Past*q-. SNVIC*(Wed ) Nursery Provided for a'> 7 0 143 W. 1114% place . ~, A A Cat ! :5 Evangelistic S.r; 16i -d Wittk I . It . 41 4 .0 I ~ 2 L ~ i J. it I4URCH Su nda y Schoo l I.UIIU'ITZH . L1 5 )lSCryl?aIL.h.Dr La.Mar,FIa Rev Paul 0 Trtsiq4 7: 30 a , A ' __ OF THE NAZARINI ° 00. , -. - 11~ ~ -1 a . AXp rn F Siam J f's i ft 11:00* m >?,> FIRST BAPTIST C HUR S to 4 . ' A Holy Communidef Family Service &^a I • - ' I I Pastor Church Of Ch ris: OuIRs*CPiWTIR lv,> 7 dam 95. M Morning Worship ii 00*. 1'> C vt-fling War me Ii> P p ,,> WI'C Prayer St-v.c• 7 Xi '> OR DAN ill,bpaaiy IAPTISTCNURCH 5131 West Pus> Win I. I1OpI*'>t BEING ABLE M TIE YOUR OWN TIE • Recor . . A i>WWDrIil>i> 914t Broadcast al:0,on34ilft M 1010 FIRST RAPTIST CHURCH L It try J ii CP>SThOS.5 ------MInINS. :4*. m. tdflsWDe51lI. 11 N.m I 54g.?,>. s.,k?,is1 7:0051'>. 7 XP 1 no m - - - 0 . Xp - •. CrysSel 50.1 CII CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH LaOs Mary Ri, -, • J' L. ~ k A ,? ~j 9: ~ LAKE MARY CHURCH NOLYCROSS .I S. Pars P>IRI,LCIOD Sopi, . O. CcPScPoI Lpiscoj;a! - Is ('j , Car. Crystal Lake a 3rd I ' I / William 0 Norris m 7 E. s,r-,. I - OF THE NAZARRNg W.5f>d St. $tM$I. Avg om I - 2~ --- , ' 'I I I fJapti.si c*i.vaiv -- - - WIMP m 7 lop ,-•' - . 7 ;. ---- 0. h ,-, i , .,-. r~s - !~ ft ~ c4w~ 11 000 m $ I fl . d - - A NHOOD . jI r> ($ rsc9of y. - . ~100 $,d SurI>fl Pastor Morning Worship Woro-p M . cau.Ia.ri y Cw.Z7?Rb.41P PastN N,v!H>ryA r- oras S Xs " S'id*i School ' It klarritnG wor. 1. - Tun - IiiS of. 7 X s.'vct I A M V /j . i I J.%l Cott of Inter%tall 41 ,' Sav Er , ST. AUGVSTINC CAT040LIC CNURCsq i> -'- I , i> OF PROPHECY 2mswut and I Ink Ave. -- 2 ~4 CHURCH GOD .>I> ? j - mornr.oWortPp E . 7 Xi> Pat?or S 55a m ''--- .. Caiholic ?0111ig on Alliance Youth -• 31 LOIg*a*4, Fla Fàrv,Iy gM S.cvc. #.__ , • ?,> f verving wor-ship A S -_ - it R I I .8 A 9 ! i. , .'1f)tTh1(IH • a ns II00Iifl! Minister : _=: 10~3 ki ot 6.1 *OLLIP0HtLL1 J7 '-•' • ~ - k - I > MOl*VIANCHUICH Ch.si> . 0.4 4fl•• wT 5 1 ~== 1 0:4) j ei9 __ ___ d (' 0 . 5 I ~ 4N 0 cHURCH sGoo $)W 14Strii$ nn and won , 4• ii • ze r)( '.'' J ---- I bible Study ALLIANCE CHURCH 0 i - d" soundest ,vUr.t1on of life In worshi p the rejcnj that and religious training we embrace • will TOTTti our ('Ut&OU5 uCCiFlOfli U Christian 71ink that sentence through once more Your son will become a man when he has sound re so for doing one thing and not doing something else, even though he could have done ei ther. PaIM*fsAwS. 2A)L - which the Church prondes that both you th and adults saTisT CHURCH "I CHIIT;AWJA1LS>ONARV --- -----L ION -$AJ It Is In the character-molding and spiritual growth . . __ __ - .-. - PALMETTO AVENUE 9 3C OU - Maturity is ot measured by what you can do. It si measured rather by your reaaoss for doing-or no• Aj g things you ai do " I I _ I a I lij (1) *_)~ * *** I'> 11:00* 1" a is : > t xi> r' S.vim ADVENTIST CHURCH "> PSVOI • -- But, anyway, it isn't true.. The older Iget the more I realize that there are some who can tie their own neckties but still aren't men a Ire $èI> CMIfl>I - J 2 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII- N ft. *) , L ....'N 'llil, ij 5 :3 ___________________________________ - THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, , W.4 Pray,r$i>t. 7X (LbISbPKSIAPTISY a.a. Ilt5sy 11:0515 00 moon woorindav E,cnkn a fliCi , ,Qu,,.N> . Here Is one of thw great epigrams of my favorite philo.op) Dad! Or was It Mother? It's hard to rememberr s Lowe If IciooI MOM ft ra ..... -_- fi - -t PIlI?S&PTI$TCNUCN t9Par%*wa.,a Pti> .. j - -- -•-.. I I ADVENTIST CHURCH P --- ~. T$IIEVINTK.DAY ',rV> -- " I Church. .. G - Friday, April 4, ii - I 'rhe,j - = - UA-Ths Sanford Hsriild - -= - to 1 f I Wt i II ii A] 3.4 I pi's 1' 0 1! . 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P 3-0 S. =NN 5' 3 Now 0 0006 F Space Shuttle Project Nears Money Decision By Congress -p 0 1< or — o 4* a 0W 03 ,'ø0 ja U' U ?jrrath 401ft _•14 3 LI Lt . 32171 Monday, April 17, 1972--Senford,Florkb Price 10 Cont 64th Year, No, 171 .5' 0 S. 3-0 o WV 3 • 3 DOom for deferment an'I more studyinstenil of a move for rejv" lion as their best tuinri of at. WASIIIN(Tt)N (APt - Whit" Apollo lfl rent heq for the I "ngrcs nonrit a ilet'llon on whether In (1fl)Ifflht the nation to 41111ttle fl vfnlr4' that I otilci pIOIIIpt a s1,ntt' flight rei.olutilin. %Vit), the flrt tt of l'rrtldsqit NI*I,n, epure ithuille project tltii' In the I t4'O'I' this wcck, (PI)IX)nvntA Imv privately the program for the first reusable spuce vehicle Is gaining such itini'iflItitIi I 1w I they 'CC it "Oil lI'rwevr, powerful taeklng for the shuttle u nines froni the lIoue piiee Cuint,nittes', which says 11w vehIcle- taking Mt Ilk. a ro.ket, flying In orbit like a ipso u'ship, tarwllng like an airplane Is the key to Future s;iai'e applications and e*ploi'. id Intl." 'rIw committee voted 22 to C for a lull autbori,ing 1.142* billion to run Uatir,nai Aeronautics and Spin.' A.ln,Inistratlofl —S U. ft SOON fly tAltL('. (hArt A.t Inted l're Writer in its report to the Ifnsiu' A IØ1II rW?t( ' 'ptn. 1.'A' h,iiI1ø, ViKl he plans to ore the Houa' to delay 4.vetoçmcnt 1 rommitting o'irsei'/es t vague and undefined progr.sm Congre-as - has yet to heist from NASA a definio' ar4 straightforward p .'ntatiofl o the -11itary role of the space shut".' Aspifl said. NASA recently ended lengthy search by Mining (IV Kennedy, Fis ,and Vinri.nhe--1 Air Force Ri shutt1-hue site; pruierams fhalog the year starting in lily, iniii,dirg $!f) mit. hun for i"fnitd design a r-i 4.. velopmnent work on the shuttle. In auklltion, there Is $V.9 ml)lion for construction of spacesh'ittle facilities O'ier six years. devm'ktprnent. at er,st.s are estimated at *5.13 billion, with the first manned orbital flight planned for l78 Its versatility will open up vast ne opp..rttinities to reallie the prorrilse of space tot' uiartfral applications on earth and for expanding the frontiers of vkrice," the committee said - - 1' i' U. U. one 03 C ft -±: . S. NNNI 03',n ¶ WV '4 - 4 - W4 CLO Ina By John A. Spoiski J, SOON . lin't this a crazy world, (iough? We spend billions of dollars In one area ... pushing our astronauts off to explore the area of the min in p'i'ful explorations. and In that other place" we drop another billion trying for In bombs, also peace? 3_a. Good — 0NII 5' 11 ca 0 33. Co.. CL n U. 3 — S. t.I [11 ANr 37 - So what dol get in the mail KING HUSSEIN OF JORDAN SPACEMEN WALKING TO APOLLO 16 thisa.m. (also along the goofy. lines) ... buttons which lay claim "I'm a Dingbat for Bunker" ... "Bunker in '72 and Chaos In '73". One Yep, you guessed It ... Archie Agog Bunker, star of television's "All In The Family," running for Prez! Bunker's platform Is to give In Perfect Fli ght the public the fun side of campaigning - with a semiserious undercurrent that's Spacecraft Center here to ex. with major spacecraft systems. fly BILL STOCKTON The skin problem was the meaningful to the "involved" plain It. Al' Science Writer first flaw In an otherwise peryoung, as well as to their "in"in. SPACE CENTER, Houston Navy Capt. John W. Young volved" elders. 54 — The protective skin of and Air Force Lt. Cot. Charles AP p.m. EST Sunday when a towF'unny .... but I always thought C) 'ie tile Apollo lG moon lusrierOrion M. Duke Jr. entered the lander he was kidding when he apcontinued to peel away today a day ahead ot schedule Sunday ertng Saturn 5 rocket thnder t the astronauts into space. peared on those TV combut America's lunar explorers night, turned on Its power and Apollo IS was so precisely on mercials (promoting the iflone-hour (Editor's note: For quite a long time now thu hurtled onward anyway toward conducted a course Sunday night that a candidacy of John Lindsay a landing on the mountainous spection. Baker has been reporting on events In and another one of the "ltlSOraflS.") Nothing appeared amiss in planned midcourse correction rooftop of the moon. around ('huluota for The Sanloed Herald. Not was canceled. The astronauli The cause of the strange flak- the spacecraft's systems and much of real excitement happends in and around will have an opportunity to perthere were no plans to alter the Ing of the thin aluminum foil ('huluota so It has been Fairly routine for thin. form a course correction %nd mylar theniuul blanket re- mission, tonight and again Tuesday and But yesterday Liza drew her first major news Not so funny......the word this "At this time there Is no tinrnaiaed unknown, officials said. morning from the cattle assignment. She snapped three rolls of films and Engineers sought to simulate due concern about it," Mission Wednesday before firing their spacecraft engine at 3:23 p.m. markets In the Midwest that the nrute the Following first-person account of her the problem with a mock Control said after the Inspection Wednesday to slip into lunar ortop price for steers is 60 cents a apparently ruled out troubles spacecraft at the Manned assignment.) pound. II you convert that Into -. . bit Youisg and Duke are to land what you and I'll be paying By LIZA BAKER Orion on an undulating plateau figure around four bucks a Imagine! Lit ole me, Liza Baker, having the between two mountain peaks In ' pound- (Just gotta develope a honor of taking pictures of a real live king? Of the lunar highlands near one of taste for rice, neighbors. How David and Julie Eisenhower? Mrs. Kurt Debus, points on the MOM about you?) c. Thomas K. Mrs. Reubin Askew, and having a pleasant ISion Building Mattingly will orbit the moon in handshake with our own Governor, Iteuhin Casper, the command ship. Askew? By DONNA ESTES conducting remote surveillance Sounds good....that It all happened yesterday when I covered the f the lunar terrain with scienRecipe" (across from the launch of Apollo 16. ufic instruments. Longwood - The $3 million expansion of the Sanford Middle School) will be Seeing Governor Askew walking my way, I Bumping over the dusty open around April 26. According Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club has been called: "Governor Askew!" He stopped and plateau and upamounta.lnslope to Manager Jerry Sullivan, it'll (enlarged to) a $6 million expansIon. Courtinabattery powered car. Young smiled. I said: "Sanford Herald." And he posed ' feature chicken, fish and cilman William Klosky told a group of Wildmere and Duke will seek evidence the shrimp.....fast service and good for a picture, then walked over and shook my area property owners Sunday. lunar highlands were born in prices. hand. I introduced myself and he said, "Good for Kloy said due to the anticipated expansion of fiery volcanic upheavals Never had chicken prepared The Sanford Herald." A host, standing close by, billions of years ago the dog track facilities, sewage treatment has In honey before. Jerry. Looking said: "Well spoken." Reporting the particles forward to lasting tt........ become almost a necessity there. A young girl, front Athens, Greece, standing stripping away iii "about five or "Jack LeI)oux (manager and part owner of the twsjdc' me, wanted to get Governor Askew's 10 a second," Duke said, "It's track) wants to come into the city," the counall tattered and torn and autograph but she didn't know how to say his cllman said and gave this as one reason conshredded. Locks like Shredded Things are getting betname. Nor did she know hcw to spell it. I printed is being given to permitting land sideration Wheat." ter ..... two weeks ago, one of the his name for her and told the Governor the young developer C.A. Hobbs Jr. to install a package "Sure is something strange features of our Friday woman wanted to speak to him, lie gave her his sewer plant on his 60-plus acres around Fairy gcmg On,, Young SauL ht Magazine Section Is the very autograph. A wonderful man, our Governor of Mattingly trained a television popular TINY TURTLE (kids Lake. camera throu.gha cabin window Florida. just love It.) Well, it's mailed Klosky continued that LeDoux is interested I met so many nice people representing their at the flaking skin while Young from Hartford. Conn., and took only in being annexed if sewer and water service ....4 i.-,r..4 OI'IOII newspapers from all over the United States and almost four seeks for it to - Orion Is mace available by the city, tie ettmaIea the received on earth picture arrive. Canada. dlv would receive some $25,000 in revenues clearly showed the firefly-like The rapidly-Improving U.S. It was a real thrill to photograph King annually from the kennel club when annexed. bits of material flicking away Postal System has now cut that Hussein, of Jordan; Mrs. I)ebus. wife of the The councilman said he had no inkling about down to nine days (the Last of Young. * veteran of three pitNASA chief, the President's daughter and her any connection between the proposed hobbs which was mailed on the 5th of or space flights, and Duke anti husband. Julie and David Eisenhower, and all April and was hcrc In Sanford development and Kennel Club annexation until tattly, space rookies, were the other celebrities. on tile l4th.) I,(. was called to a meeting at the (log track sonw taciturn as the> rude the roarAnd what a thrill, taking pictures of the three What ever happened to the weeks ago and found hobbs iij assiiitt's ttit'tt' weeks rocket into earth orbit. fast-riding Paul Revere? astronauts coining out of the building and enFormer councilman James Brown, a member As earth quickly receded betering the NASA van They were in view about has titi I)hjt'CtiOtlS hind them, the astronauts. like of the group, Said he .. eight seconds, cameras all around snapping their predecessors, marveled at to the dog track being annexed but not at the hurriedly and movie cameras grinding away. the view. in the already cost of the residential district Mark it on the cakn(hi' The last and most beautiful sight WIC., der...tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. The Brown said the city has not groi n nua'h Ifl Touchdown Wit for 3:41 p ill Apollo 16 lifting off tile pad. raising into the "235" ThU.'Sday, beginning a groundtreaktng ccrcmony for s-r recent years with the exception of record 73-hour stay. the new City Hall at Altamonte heavens in it blaze of glory. homes.''! don't want Longwood to become tt Springs I know that Mayor a Truly, I ouidn't have in isst'd this assigntotally '2.Ci' town,'' hirov.n said, urging that - .. .n,,Ii,,Ii,sf Lawrence swofford and his iverytiiiiig WII uiuuiii UI, IIIIUUIII UUI Everything men!. '''sensible rate'' of growth be pursued iflStCR(1 fellow city canunlsaloflei3 have of glorious Florida sunshine. And a kind word been looking forward to this day acknowledgement for the escorts, bus drivers, -2 for a long, long time. Area deaths they were guards and all the personnel Congratulations to all of the 12 flrlIge e. wonderful and I enjoyed talking to all of thm residents of Altainonte. 3 Calendar Minor Problem Scribe LrUJU 4r $(/ tli Thrills r Launch 'I I WI II is - ,.. .1T CL 'C 'I, V I. '0 ---. ' Fairway Markets for the third year, will send 1$ boys on a fabu1otu* four days and three nights all expense paid 'rip to Southern (1 otia. Boys 10 through 14 years of age are eligible to competfl for the trip. happ1na Man is incant s him, In and his happinca. the satisfaction of the daily needs of his existence. I.'u TuLtoy What more can I say for the privilege of this day, except to thank he Sanford Herald for making this wonderful experience! possible for flIt!, WEATIIEIt Yesterday's high 92 low 70. Partly Cloudy and not quite so warm, highs 1111(1 PWA it ) lower DOa, low in mid tios. Although showers fell in the Northiw"st and the Northeutsierti comes of the nation was spotted with thunderstorms, most of the country enjoyed pleasant spring weather early today. -- Herald Index Five Men Arrested PHOTOS B y LIZ(3 Baker . 14-13 &iiilnolo County authorities According to reports, Camp-- Classified ads ....... a ...........13-13 giving Comics observed bell was charges arrested five on drug 13.13 during the weekend, according purple pilu to a Hitwee student. ('rouword pussies . tests laboratory to deputies reports Of the ('rime pill 'o be 1St). the disclosed from are three number, l)avut Robert Iknka, 19, if Orlando, one fruiti ieharI anti Or lando, was charged with from lmgood, Those arrested include John P035C5510fl and sale of a L Campbell, 17, Orlando, dangerous drug alter hi utirei tharged with possession of i.SO at Seminole Junior College by after his arrsst at Milweo Dol. Sgt. Ray Parker, sherlff'i, fria Middle &hooi Friday alA ii in. j,iycLIgtus, on c. bond lIenkc' Court, Circuit hrrlU's vice by I.I. A. F Davis, totaled $5,000. investigator, Clearest View Still To Come 106 ANGELES IAP - The factor known as -noise interpublic and sctentit.s likely will ferenee." The procei wured 3widay, see the clearest televised view ever of lunar surface this week bringing television viewers us because of a high-speed tran. clear picture of the earth transrelay smisslon System mated (rtnn the Apollo tti miles a ipacccratt deeLuped here. Signals from Apollo are r' telecasts (rum the moon will be relayed at the speed of ceived in zltgith torm at the light through eqwpment of tin- (oidsturne. Calif., tracking stSin the Mula'e Dese,'t age Transfusin. Lzc., rrisvettng at the speed of lliihL Lished in North Hollywood three months ago to onv,rt taped the signals as's. r'ilay'sI to the space center in Houston. wtiere teLevision shows The equipment is designed to they are first converted to plcd television screens of visible (tire signals and then fed 5', e1:mtat:n i thr', the 'quIpnH'nt ieni. 16 t.ib. ' ,on into film, re U* PACKED WITH MAN Y MILES OF TROUf3LEFREE Oi'ING. ISTZ FORD F 260 '?'5 unn;ng hubs. 1. s) im l, V ispw.d ' ,.', t.',ed ISo' DODGE *W4 S r ew Sot DODGE p.,' ..r' h.t1 1970 FORD tfl'I,4 ,..t',_Mje ,5''p. 1995 Or. Crane Dear Abby Editorial ct'nuuent Entertainment horoscope Ilospital notes PublIc notices Society - - ........ ,...... - - 14 12 4 13 12 S 6 it iNS FORD F 100 's tun Pi(UP. 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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>, June 09, 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/9235dceffa2cb62dcd0698c4f413d770.pdf 82067a68405d0413445863cba91d366c PDF Text Text — zrra-r • - n - __________________________ - - - ------ =• --- -- -- • 10 B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 10, 1972 PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNNYLAND PORK SHOULDER Smoked EVERYDAY IS MAY 10-16, 1972 "MOTHER'S DAY"' AT FAIRWAY ' f thinking about your mommy I too? VEAL Breaded Vea i-., 14 Ic - MISSOURI CENTER CUT RI B N. eet# 53 260i - 88 CENTER CUT LOIN $109 Instart Tea lb Pork Chops - - 64th OI4ION CHUCK WAGON SALISIUIY, PIPPIK Price 10 Cents Year. No. 189 Peterson. Peterson was in Nixon ',; office for the meeting, as was presidential adviser But. coming as it did again.st the backdrop of a Soviet statement Ofl NIXOn'S latest Vietnam measures, It could tIC it tl(4$'ILIl sign for the longarranged summit economic Henry A. Kissinger and adviser Peter Flanigan. Nixon and the trade minister talked through a translator. Precisely what business they wer" discussing was not disclosed. But th. Press secretary Ronald Ziegler, who described the session as a cMirtesy timing call, said I'atolichev was in Washington for trade talks -' the Soviet minister of Foreign Trade, 1111(1 Ambassador Anatoly l)obrynini, Thursday, May11. 1972—Sanford, Florida _________________________ President (Al' MOSCOW SUnlIflit. The White house described hit' iin'eling )tWQCi) Nikolai l'ItOliCt)eV, Sliced Picnics Serreti ry of Commerce Peter (, a "courtesy call.'' Nixon met today with two ranking Soviet offlcinls— surprise session U,at might indicate his North Vietnamese moves will not wreck the May 22 ____ lb 45c lb 19C Mani Dinner wAsluN(;TON 1rrath - 78c For Summit with Nixon an threc of his lop a ides as '101it) SHAW ,%oviiiied I'll Writer Whole ORK CHOPS &. AUNT JANE Seen A 1ILT1IL it FRESH SAVE tic. TITLEY Now Store 1601 A.. A A '(jTj1 78c lb. SAVE 6c, KRAFT B.rmudo Ave., Kissimrn.. a _ fly (, Iceberg Pickles Wig Hope OMM —2 ciii V i F . _ M Picnic We Hope All Mothers Have A Happy Mother's Day Sunday, May 14th %AVL Russ - "I'm thinking about my Mother's Day, Are you ' Top Nixon, Steaks PATH ROYAL CROWN Franks U.S.D.A. CHOICE II -'°' 59 C 1205 housa r- ids $3 3 49 5l RULL CUT Z-1 Cola DIET-RITE, GATORADE, NE I II FLAVORS - . > 1O-l2 oz. Cons - Bologna .- lb 69C tYKES .Chipped bee -. B-B—Q Sauce 3 ... I A SAVE 48c WALDORF 3 Both Tissue $'IOO .. ROIII .4 Roll Pigs 69 $100 Rib Chops orn ChopS V Rou Bone Cps Shoulder Chops Lamb Patties Breast of Lamb Shoulder Roast Leg '0 Lamb Whole Lamb IRLOIN TIP oil RUMP 0a ORANGE JUICE %-2 9011 RID KISS I 39c 5 Potatoes FLORIDA Oranges 5 1111 1b49c 3 bog Apples GOLDEN RIPE Bananas WESTERN CRISP Lettuce GOLDEN S lb lb lb Lb. lb lb -- EXTRA BOYS VOTES wnn pvicua.0 oq 20 VOTES BUT 1. 6 Strawberry Preserves lies (AU YOUR DECORATED 9 INCH ORDER BUTt. Hue ea Cokes 6 INCH COCONUT Cake & Orchid INCH °-••' 5 lb bos ____________________ 919 Wesson Oil Vt lb Boiled Ham FARMER BOY Liverwurst ti lb KRAFT MUIP4STER 14 16 Cheese Pb LARGE LARGE House & Garden Aero Halibut Fillet Claw Crab Meat Chili with Beans iso, lb. 4-VARIETIES o 6 10', Cascade SAVE 20c 1 2 oz. Cans - 32 or. 59c 0%c, AlSO 90 89c Coupon Below Must Be Attached To Ta p e, )) () FAIRWAY MARKETS CAGU'S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA WHOLE GRADE A SMSS* Mi 't1 I ./ ry -- ' - er _______ FAIRWAY MARKETS -. -- 5th BIG WEEK I i -'' S - . a II 59 18 FLY AGED 10 THROUGH 14 FRYER 98c WITH COUPON BELOW 69c - $19$ - , CILNT SIZE Choer ONLY FREE OFFEISIXP1III $472 f Sougm Cidifornia 3 his Will SAVE 34' - CALIFORNIA I CONTIST (LOSES JUNE 10111 TOP STAtTS Big announcement scheduled . a major for .-- tomorrow -. . recreational development for Inc Daytona area. Got the tip from Bill Webb, president of W ond er l an d of Florida, Inc. That's it.. .build everything on either side of Seminole. Can't do anything but help us, k w . no , , fromJ.ch F.rwsy , -. Butcher, Dola resident presently' a patient at the Orange Memorial Hospital ' ' _______________ OME1' ' ' A " rry ____________________________ ___ _ __ 5UWRISE Of ALL _ ____ 1" 04E BATH SIZE OFFER EXPIRES 5.16.72 L4miI One Cvp.iPwF..,uiy ____ see if this isn't vaguely familiar, and it's taken from the lung Island (N.Y.) Ncwsd.a)': "Emergency Rooms Taking The Place Of The Disappearing Family Doctor." T'at was the headline on a story disclosing bout one-third of cases hamidled at local hospital emergency be classed u true room, emergencies. Remainder are a _______________ __________ ts ailing people who either don't have a family doctor, or Cu" locate him when needed, FAIRWA) UMIT I COUPON PER PURCHASE A - . -- -- - - With Police I By T)IF ASICIATF() PRF5 ThrAIanda of antiwar demon- ctrators dashed with police on streets and campuses in Ow -.'rond coniecutive day of pro.. . . . I ; * _- _______ ---.5. . - WEATHER Yesterday's high 81 low 69. Partly cl o udy through Friday. Showers likely today or tonight. Highs in the mid and upper 80s' Lows tonight 65 to 70. Temperatures plunged below freezing earl) tire Af ter shooting a beating There were 35 arrested .it Florida State University in iaiiaiat. when Ill SM "I. 1 < ______ ____ _____ __ _ _ _ ____________ 2 __________________ _____________ _ Trustees Oppose Sale Of Hosp ital as been said and penditure of some M,0W We nesdi - Y Nlemorlial IlospitalasI. reqll -innch ,! Five Policemen and 30 d"m- pu blished about the great tax None of ago. a week Letters have been received burden the hospital has placed project is from county taxes. It on.strators were injured and 30 from i federal grant and arrests reported when poLce HERALD INDEX from Dr. Harold A. Miller on the people of Seminole came hospital funds set aside for used tear gas to control crowds chairman; John Schtrard Jr. County. 1.Aside from a period of ex- plant improvements over the ranging up to an estimated anti Andrew Carraway. six years ago, I be lieve years." Carraway explained. 000 persons. Some faculty ArieadeJthi 5B Carraway, trustee for almost pansion Bridge mStiller advised he could not members charged police %vith 12A 13 years. disclosed that actual the actual cost will beCalendar "without an official vote of the brutality in the action. taxpayer costs to operate the sidered moderate. lilA-hA More than 0 policemen used CI4ssified ads improernent trustees take a position either capital This 9A hospital for the past four years for oragainst the hospital sale." tear gas and nightsticks to dis- ComiCS _______________________ SB 11W chairman stated a perse some 3.000 protesters .mt Crosswo rd puzzle Dr Crane ___________________________ .Itural solution would be one in the Universttyot Florida in hich the Greater Sanford area Gainesville Wednesday night A Dear Abby i"uld completely control the highway patrol not vhtck, Edlt4n'lalCoiiiliiCflt Mt tiestiny of the hospital. - ."along called "The Monster," drove Entertainment 513 with the control would come the into one crowd of SOil persons tlotiMcope Ith Hospital notes pportunhty of full) paying for spewing tear gas. IIA the hospital operation." he Police arrested about 0 per- libhcnotices wsmen witnessed Society ne seas, and .tl'leti. 'Since the Greater Sanford several beatings of demonstra- Spurts when not in use' NORTh OItLAN[X) North Or lando Eyes Junk C of F? )t trn-- - M ners ' _____ Nfiller susid in his opinion the chamber of Commerce h&5 tor& One telill cartiera continuing problem of junk has plagued the tune should be extended to six shown a great interest in the crew had its film taken by pocars. w hi c h hospital. I suggest you or a and parts of Pennsylvania. county for 5011W tilIw, received iiionths. Former Mayor Clifford group of your members oiler to the attention Village Council, with Counulliiiari Victor Miller Jordan told council the Intent of buy the hospital from the contending the municipal or- the ordinance came from county. You could then operate lit," D e ilinant- &' governing the matter is Orlando's zoning ordinance and it in any in inner you set' i Miller quipped. was included because the • LIIIJILSt Schtrard pointed out that Miller said he has hail council, at that time. felt it was f\J (sA/ records of th e hospital ç coillulaints eon• the best thing it could do to i, i ntliiii'roiiS w W U U V V operation and its medical ordinance in which elevate property values, ' vvrn i n~ services to the peipie indicaic o.'tiers of disabled iiiolur Rescue crews KELLOGG, Idaho (AP) and continues "our hospital vehicles have 48 hours to to ptovt'le quality serv,ces probing the b urned-o u t Sunshine silver mine rcliiove tht'IIiand3OtliiyS it they have discovered 11 more bodies. But fear of efficiently and a a cost are on the rear of their generally c hea pe r than other smoke and gas and lack of communications has property. hospitals in Central Florida. 33 Miller contends thus is an slowed efforts to go deeper in search of S-hirurd stated the tax mnillage time and unreasonable length of missing iien, for the hospital's operation has thit IliI*fl) residents cannot The 11 victims raised to 58 the number of never been, nor is it flow afford to repair their vehicles known dead from the fire that swept through the Schirard added questioned the original intent of Indicating opposition to the were found Wednesday night at the 3,400-foot the ordinance. sale, SL'hirartt stated he has not level. The other seven were discovered early Village Attorney Thomas been shown such is in he best Freeman contended 30 days is today at 3,700 feet. Mine Manager Marvin Chase interest of the people of sufficient to have a vehicle ., said it ap peared the seven had been trying to is _____ AT Seminole County. repaired all that the problem escape smoke when they were overcome. In conclusion, the trustee one of an "attractive nuisance" The aim of the rescue team was to go to 5,200 declared. "The problem of in which children may meet providing health care for the feet where the missing miners were believed to ALEX J Srrraes, of 119 East their death in old cars. Then, nwhether welfare or inwas one of Woodlaisl Drive, Ixr, noted, the cars he. too, Frt'ehIusn digent, is a responsibili ty of *11 live men receiving an Honor 'fwo men were brought out alive Tuesday Lifter are breedilig Places for the people and should not be Key at the Civil Florida 111(154UitOeL being entombed one week in another shaft. on the backs of hospital placed District convention at St. l'er said, conversely. t'e Mil le After finding the t)O(IieS %Vt'descliiy night, the paying P1tiem1t5 tershurg. The keys are given hail rvceieti man)' couiphziinLs FeSCU(' crew spent half all hour sealing off the there is no iliagit' about fir service to ('ivit4in ov er a and boats sittIng in ' shalt with inflatable bulkheads covered with financing hospital care and Setters, of years. number for over a year without yards there is no such thing as free foam rUt)14?r. The rescuers acknowledged erstwhile 1,,skknt of Sanrisk of penalty and he failed to they were fearful of further smoke and gas care. ford Civitans, currently is ascertain the detriment of a car -For all services pert(willtd. seepage even though air conditions appeared to Aith all of its tires and coin. sergeont-al-arms of Civitan soniwone iiiuM pay." Florida ponents being on a persons be satisfactory. - 'tt'1 •• I' .rbors in Nor th Vietnam. 1.' 'tnpaflle% of National Guarl..,,n were ordered to patrol .i: _______ . Universi ty of Minnesota. t over President NixProtests --i mining iectsion reached the Capitol in Washingto n V :~ — .'zt acrs the enuntry. ,rr ran into t he hundreds _________________ Nednesday as potfre used , . ta tkc. tear gas anti to break up protest.1. Bo th dt-m on.atratnfs and police were inITS All IN THE BAG" juted The di.wrders were the m'st Barbiturates, estimated $1,500 worth, are displayed in the plastic bag serious since the May 1970 nin which they were wrapped just after Det. Hay Parker, above; IA. A. teits over the US. 'r'a3$oO of Cambodia, when coUes and F. Davis and DeL. Sgt. Tony Calangelo arrested four Lyman High unIversitIes througioiit MtSchool students in what was described as the "busting" of a drug ring country were shut down. said to be operating among students at Lyman High School. The Massachusetts Senate (Bill Scott Photo) voted 35 In I to condemn the mining "in the strongest pc. sibte terms." Six Democratic governors join1 in a telegram urg:ng Nixon "to reverse this grave a rut tin ngerous policy decIswn." DcmoeriticGov. Frank ficht ( Rhode Island. Kenneth CurU of Maine, Patrick .1 incey '1 WLs&nsifl. Mil ton I Shapp ( Pennsylvania, John J. Gillig,ir. of Ohio and Wendell R. An million derson of Minnesota signed the Three of five Seminole hiI been about $50,000 a year. cost was over one e Hospital trustees "Based on an estimated county dollars and cost th county te legram Ande rson ordered two cornis $350,000. have repli ed by letter to Robert population of 100,000, th "The $650,000 difference ponies of National Guardsmen L)aehn. chairman of the amounts to about fifty cents per legislative and national affairs person per year." Carraway was paid by federal funds and to the University of Mir.nesoLm campsatMinneflpoL1s to petr')i earnings. committee of th e Greater disclosed, lie advises, "This hospital th e .irrai'y and a nearby US be an unto Sanford Chninxer of Corn- does not appear presently underway Air Force recrultthg office that is "There na'rt'e, giving their views on Lite bearable burden" ta rgets of protesters n improvement Clsere capital a Carraway pointed out that propoetI sale or Seminole athToll i'I Tr SR - has ' - ltecivet1 call of distress __________________ SAFEGUARD - , - 'h.bcIscl,ou.ro.'*,''''Or D..' voties btio* bag w',qI,sioIe I con ,.c•,,...,,.bo,._J 0( VUSi' 1 you *sdi iSO th tOU9OI of iNs 'OP 01 ?HAH* YOU lOS VOTING 105 3 BARS WITH IPOS COUPON wns f TRIP TO - 590== FAIRWAY RIO. SIZE WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF I ONLY = VALUABLE OUPON E 3 AN A LL EXPENSE PAID lb 39 Breast Quarters lb 47c Country Style 39c Leg Quarte rs lb 43c 3 Legged Fryers lb. 5V 2 Breasted Fryers Drumsticks Ill lb lb 39c Fryer Thighs ii, S9c Split Broilers Family Pak Cut-Ups s39 ______________ mining plan has mounted on Capitol lull, hut the \Vhite house says public support is running at least Sin I in favor of the move. . , TO %MLLWI14 PARTS DE'MOCRATIC criticism of President Nixon's " I1Tfl lET SAVE 34 c making constructive chiiinges in governmental affairs. The County Co mmission recently appointed a Govern' inent.il Study Cmoniiiittee which is to hear Ui local citizens, make recoriunendatlons which ho pefully would be initiated for the good of all concerned CoinI,dttee member Vernon Mire says the first meeting is scheduledfor Th ursday. May 18 ,1t7:30p.m.attheCoUrtllOUM? Another meeting will be also count) with a place and time to be decidedAny bets on the number of people who'll actually take the time to come out and be heard? BOYS WILL WIN --1b . TV Vegetable market today through much of northern New England SOM a 0 I?DSI GIANT PKG. Just what so many people wanted. . . a chance to sound-off and have the opportunity of oND 11%" 0. 0SS •V•C5S _____ NAME over North Vietnam. The North Vietnamese hit An Loc, 60 miles north of Saigon, from four sid es and keep up the attack in the central highlands. —— ______ Clashing . money spent on this miracle for me, eh? Private lines Bull, Mama!) OUT) kumill PUR1.13 VVIll CUT-UPS 11359 79c Lhat Sla liell will pull another EXTRA BOYS VOTES 32c 33ox- r 500 37c 65c JUMBO COOKED SHRIMP e e FAMILY SIZE 2" lb. 79c lb con inside THE HERALD (010"% F HEADLINES - 89c — BUY 3. LYKES Neptune qogo '' , ALAS" KING Crab Legs ~ 11~_, ~~ 89c CkIITY Stone Claus Cha.u.I Catfish / BUY 1, RAID Gatorade 79t 76% o 39c WITIS PVICIIAU OF ISCIS hIM BELOW 100 VOTES FAIRWAY Sloppy Joe Mix 3 BLACK 9 420 .-. Facial Tissues CARLING i N'i II M'OOI 200,9 00 BUY 3, LIME OR ORANGE lb 59c VOLLE N DAM 38 9° 93 I ". Margarine BUY 3. scorru 69c Cooked Salami or. BUY 1, FAMILY II**11 SPECIAL! Lebanese Bresid MOult LLS 2S •' capsules. Davis added there had been three drug over65 doses reported from Lyrtan High School last week, all involving students there. The investigator declined to reveal the source of the drugs but stated it was out of the county. t lie added investigators from the Miami office the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous By John A. Spoliki Drugswouldbe ifl Semi flolC tO aYt0helPIflst0PPiT Bell can perform the flow of LSD, another drug reportedly being sold miracles' i by "pushers" at Lyman High School. This morning, arnuntl 10:30, Det. Raymond Parker estimated th e value of the answered an incoinirij; call frui,i Seminole high School confiscat ed barbiturates at $1,500 retail. secretary telling me. "Mr. Bedding will be on in just a minute." The next thing I heard was, "and tonight I'm going to make this delicous po tato salad." Another female voice responded that she hadn't ever tried that recipe, to which I NllVi.lt demonstrations o pe n on several R added, "Jack, your voice is campus fronts in Florida and are met head on by changing." riot garbed po lice, who in some cases lay into So, here we were . . . four their work with a will, private lines . . . me trying to get a newspaper out, listening to two women talk about tonight's supper, and finally getting I.T. 6()V. TOM ADAMS calls for the revival of Bedding on the line to invite me the Cross-Florida Barge Canal as a water aboard his yacht for a "good management project to reuse fresh water thne on the St. Johns." "without harm, without damage" to the en Aloseralltbewa'aroUnd... vironment. • cause that same day I'll be dwon in Miami. (Oh well, I can always hope ___________ SAVE 30c RICH 'N CHIPS SAVE lOc, KRAFT MAXI CUP arrests and barbiturate confiscation came after a 12year-old boy was brought to Winter Park Hospital's intensive care unit In a coma after an overdose of six _______ IL Off Repellent 6 or. SAVE 34c. ALL VARIETIES Suave Shampoo sizi 65c ES KEEB LE R COOKIES PITTER PATTER till d47 59 I*CM ITEM IUOW PAN Peanut Butter Custom Made Wedding Cakes Just Ri ght for Your WEDDING R.9. 79c PETER 9" $379 Hat Cakes BRIDES TO BE. 63c wrsmcaauos 50 VOTES EARLY 79 C Suppers 45c Starch Spray A Decorated Cake PLEASE 99c Nescafe Instant coal "narc" agent, the investigation leading to the __________ cans Liquid Ivory SAVE 1 SAVE lOc, LIBBY FROZEN ow 1, PRUF MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 14th REMEMBER MOM WITH '.1 KACI ITEM $ SAVE 26c. Ice Cream According to LI. Augustus F. Davis, sheriff's _________ ____________ ____________ _________ Ii Delmonico Steaks 4 $1 Mini Mixes T.G. LIE DELUXE _________ ______ Ci.O:Ct QUALITY ___________________ (. SAVE 3c. DIXIE LILY SAVE 20c -- charged with possession and sale of barbiturates in the same foray against school student drug traffic. 58' i°' 89C 89' lb Alpo Cat Foods --.. ------. -_____ C,iOlCt QUALITY 9" 510$FRESH PORK 98c Spare Ribs 69c 39c 79c Lb. 6 c SVE 3k, ALL VARIETIES - Sib boo _____________________ 8 lb Apple Sauce . -__- $849 lOos iO - $oi lb PIneapple 99c Mushrooms 1-Bone Steaks ___________ SAVE 52c, MOTE LOCAL 1 9c QUALItY Club Steaks lb SAVE 16c, DEL MONTE 9c lb. 3Ib. b. 78 CUT 1 FREEZER WRAPPED FREE CRUNCHY ROME - Pork Loins FRESH SPRING LAMB U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONILES Tarty Kraft lb. .. Seminole County narcotics agents Wednesday night arrested four youths, was termed by agents as a "dope two of them juveniles, and "dried up" what I3ennett Ott, 17, of 282 SanLyman high School." Webster ring operating at 20, of 873 North Winter Robert Oviatt, Michael dalwood Court, Fern Park. and charges after jailed on possession of barbiturate Park I)rive, Casselberry, were investigators seized 1,000 capsules containing "yellow jackets" and "blue bird Street in Fern Park. o ners" in a wooded area near Pot Lake, oil Ballard Two Fern Park boys, ages 15 and 16, were c _______________________ FRESH FROZEN WHOLE ioweis SWEET CORN Italian Sausage I$oz.$'j• N.Y. Strip Steaks ' 10 ____ S lb b41 CHOECI FAIRWAY EXTRA BOYS VOTES 50 SAVE 56c, VIVA JUMBO I Ze Iwood 69 Cooked Ham SAVE lSc KRAFT Reported Broken $4' SUNNYLAND B 10. 59c lb ! CHOICI QUALITY • Sliced Bacon 9 __ F1.($c1 f SUNNYLAND CARDINAL SAV 50C $359 S lb ' -- ------ - - - - - - - - �- ___________________ -•• -- -- V- - -• - - V VVVVVV_V - - • VVV -Y- JV -- - - - - — - __ _______________ ------- _V ___VVV__V_.V V - I ___VV_-VV V_VVV-V __VV V___ -V_VV_V-V •V___ __V_ - _ V ________________________________ _______ _ - I-, ____ - .. - - -. -.- . - - - - JL_V V V_ VI 2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday. I May 11, 1972 eB- I Jk - Buie , V V .1 '. V - V I ;10 - ld 1P V V V at least 48 hours before he wou ' t. County Suit and the can be in. ecIedby qualified persons but not etipled. be hand. r,' _______ I,, 11 - III i lI ______ - - Cause 4 Cited ____________ ________________________________________________________________ PI * I . 4V f In Pollution f4 5 a, Cause of a Soldier Creek-Lake Department of Pollution Jcssup polluti on problem has Control that a 24-hour rbeen pinpointed, Langley Adair, eina,g-e t be maintainecl DUNKING DAD, with a little help from his friends, is young Mark control OIICer, and that all operations must Bergman, son of Casselberry Manager Ron Bergman at Fun Da) in athised the County Commis- cease during AM. rain. Secret Lake Park, Police Chief George Karcher was a willing ac sion Adair said he and Joseph E complice. Adair cost Lancaster, U. S. Army Corps of presented Ma ri lyn Gordon Photo) Engineers, inspecled the area estimates for the contractual in question agreement with the State DcAdsi' said in a conversation partment of Pollution Control with Natha n Reed, project on a one-year agreement basis. director of the Florida Land - Comnpan3V fl was revealed that Sanford Herald the turbidity was caused by two Published Daly except breaks in a dike surrounding Saturday, Sunday and their holding pond. These dikes Christmas. ajbIisPwd Satnow are inspected on a urday pr.ceedlng Christmas by The Sintord Reed also told Herald, 300 N. French that the major pumping Ave.. uisite for development of the lerenee mntoent Fla, By MARION I acres and Meadow lark operations would be area. Second Clan PostagePaid in several days and that Fher, Freeman said it is a sWteoy as NORTH ORLANDO A at Sanford, Florida 32771. there Should he no turtiier is done, arid Free ituation aeexns to have evolved Policydecision of council that work t'S-soL problems. He assured Adair with the developers of development of Meadowlark concurred there was SflCTIPt Rates by Freeman suggested tise that any damage to Soldier unit I could take when the Carrier Meadowlark subdivision ha week .35 acres developed (a t-nguneers get together and "get Creek would be repaired at the Year $18.00 a case of the right hand not knowing what Use iett i doing. separate parcel). Alezatcis their ducks in a row and come end of the ciperatun The matter came to light contended this would "put before council with a plan" before a session Village Meadow-lark unit I quite a ways Freeman also told the Council in wtüctu developer downstream. "That's too Isle developer council authorized fat' us. - - we can't wait that him to draft an ordinance Michael Aietos .a ./ : prohibiting grassy swales in the that a proposed swale will be long," Akutos exclaimed, Freeman rebutted, "We've village. located in the development at I/el,, c')'1l4rl//W//()('//(lf/// Akxatos. obviously upset b> heard that for six montha,." Fox the present drainage area. Councilman Herbert Fr's, aLso stressed that Jordan did the discussion of the matter, 'j' not "bat an eye" concerning the told council bef ar-c leaving, "We mternipted the speaker with as drainage and "maybe he will solve the drainage statement that the 'iwale w :• (/J(/// shot down" when the other information you don't have." problem." Fox, in c'ttng the last Alexatus said possibly he is developer, Clifford Jordan, tala I "more concerned with the "say," mentioned, "That's council last week use Jordan accepted engineering than Jordan is." He what would vmpletelr pp uneqias'ocally last week." went on ttw' question Alexatuis shot back true but injected the stipulation thatunUl theareaisnped the Adams Asks Revival swale would be put In. Fox a,atn took issue and said, "No, that's not what i Cross State Canal said. He told us it would be SILVER SPRINGS, Fla. (APi ring to arguments used b con. right away." completelyapparently piped unnists in other L-istances Alexatos. taken Wf — LL Gov. Torn Adjuns today "-. .1 r. O's C , I guard, remarked, "You mean called for the revival of the arid twisting them to his own r-" Jwa to Mothrr l) Ar.J %Ou Ii hair to we have to develop the 30 ae Crczs-Flor'lda Barge Canal as a advantage.** thn, outdid themselves It's stirled in 14 Karat Adams mid the canal's -v&A before we can develop wmW H1111111111gelDePt PrIDJect to W a IflflIhCTht WflIn fin Meadowtark unit I' I wasn't reuse fresh water "without pump-back capacity" could be I diitnt-.nth ¶pc -tafls PrKrd $125 t('li1tPwr'aD5.M,5 harm, without damage" to the put to use benefiting much of told this." central Florida by keeping V Village Attorney Thomas environment Fee, coevessaw Adams, a Democrat and long- sparkling fresh waters of use Freeman disagreed, noting, A "We did everything but write it time suprorter of the $0 mu- Oktawitha and WIthIJIcOOChee C in blood in conveying the lion canal project, made his re- risers from flowing endlessly ruarks ma a prepared text for untapped out to sea. message to Jordan." Freeman went on to explain delivery at a canal bridge dedi- He culled for recircutation of the waters thrauh the canal that the developers must The canalwas halted Ii> Pres- system in such a way that they provide a drainage solution for 5APdORDPL&ZA op(alMoPHuRs.ralT IL the wbotearea,anecessar>- pre. dentNixon's order more than a would seep Into the under37210(0 year ago. ground Florida aquifer. a barge never floats on a______________________ _______ -- ___ _ Ma Your Gas Co.'s Spring Sale Is now on and ends soon. Every range In stock is marked down. There are great buys 5 Of I So don't delay, call todayl How Do I Secure Of A A Copy Death Certificate? A certified copy ot a death certificate, %,hich most insurance companies and government agencies require, may be ordered from the local county Health Department in the county where the death or from the State Department of occurred or Health Division of Vital Statistics, Jacksonville, Florida. To order send the name of t he age, county in which death occurred and a check or money order for two dollars for each certificate ordered. If you wish, you may call your local funeral director and he will, at no extra charge, assist you. GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 West Onora R. Santoro BRISSON £S -V Sanford / V!:V ' I'ilotan faintly east of Snnf"std'()vtedfl Road \ VV : 'flits spiraling rvilusttion V-V r(K)m )I iIi$. (LSVS t'x1x'riCflCe In hospital emergency titd iii liii' :\ltiiiiuiitt t left hack Sk'gfrivd oidet man is 25 Shown with ('hid Thomas \V )3, •- 'l I tilL' i-"it'e I)e,irtmeflt here the Garry Hvyker. Harold Burnett, Kenneth Burnett and Capt. E. T. liesse L Barnes, (kneeling) Capt I). J. Lawton, Lt, S. Mark Sehnert nflt Jell Fisher. l)onna l'stes I'tIOtU) a 18 voltinteel's has as four men qualified six crtilted emergency medical technicians, classes, technology enrolled in lire drivers, live lied a 011)111 a mice iit'i\el's, IWO i1ua Ii iii. Shoe Values further °stileration, which will sut1stantially reduce the tot*l (oSt and will in no way impair it'. property values of the faintly. their Property i.s already if dropped from property was revealed to the County CornIliaril of ttitsIOflets by Robert L. Anderson, itt Anlervn Realty ('otupuuny. in Fern Park ME N'S lilatIth fauuutly for their I ;rt at u, figure of iioirso .. LADIES CHILDREN ar V Veri•t' 04 tei At Sal* Pricos Corn* IA II v,f$roIinlokP(tlon%by the road Cornand the railroad line running to According urutssioner, Sidney Vihkn, a parallel to the road. This means I tittlirt WAS drawn up with the that at%aut 20 arCS will -' And •t•f M - l'ulolan faintly entered Into At Indian Hills Facility SURPLUS In sirimtInn. Ander or -- — the contract in good faith lfowt','r, Sewer Hookup Approve - ARMY-NAVY omitted '' Om property has been under continuell. ronsi(kratlon for use as a ' ourity park. Vihien said he had to believe th e every reason KAQ,NS~ a short tutor later he was in. fanned they refused to accept that $103,000 figure but wanted 1l3i,000 instead A ENCY G Where Cot Quality Sells & Service Tells 10.1 10 IE E. Commercial -_ 000 Jack Prosser Ford V nol _ -- © •Q the gas CO. _77/7f// \..\I\\\\ 1 Frigidaire "Take Home" air conditioner 4 is V see install easy to If tht,ehi. SIc-home nstal!-it.yourself cabinet. 6,OCO IJTU/hi,' Push-button operation, lit for full' nighttime po*er. LO for I Vent for speedy exhaust of stale air, Adjustable air direction. quiet 2367 iiwnew PintoWagont ecome a,, two-wagonfamily. - SANFORD - 322-5733, DELANO - 734-1951 -: use. 115'-. i cpr3tOfl. 169 95 '/ Wall toWall Financing ______ Wil H 0 IJ B - .. - , V : You con start your r.mc'4.IIng program right now...No n"d to wolf for thili occumulof,d cash, no need to disturb to your "'Sl.gg"...W.'hI f any repair or remodeling you høye in mind orsd at a rote that will moko you happy...We hove lh* , I, green to put your house In the pink. "' -. __ 'I. ..__ VV_, (I-S Prosser o d 's Wa on ie on now'. DCIUSe Coaster Wagon - Super-Surge wash plus 90 - watt heating element help light germs. 7-blade soft foods Pulverizer emulsifies soft food leftovers and washes them away. 5 cycles and one option, even Rinse 8 Hold, Silverware basket has 12 compartments. Fits standard cabinet opening. Easy-to-install. Designer Door Framing Kit available at extra charge. See why this dlsh washer Is worth the difference I chaso o1 a ' , F Ma 3) 1i', -\ I Afl)t , 1I Mar,iituI'I 'rake a closer look at this Frigidaire Undercounter Dishwasher! 209 TIAIkI.''i.½ frMantL. c.t , .1 .A%%O i 95 ____ F' Itt 00 ,;:t ri r 'm *10 Miy I !u ' - Spott;- Ayiay Flinse Injector. - V '--- / )ii ' V , '3680 " ),it.i -\\ ow-couT \ 1 \ " 13i -iu.e ' Ford Country Squlri. - . - Am.rica's biggest selling wagont Like LTD. Country Squire is luxurious and quiet riding. It'. loaded with Ford "better Ideas" like the 3'way doorgate. Power steering, power front disc brake., Crui.e'O'Matic are .tandard$ Mid-size Torino . ,mid'sizu price! Fonds alhne* wagon. It has new body/ frame engineering tar a smoother ride,., a quieter ride. And more roomy. 3-way doorgate ariii poair front disc brakes are standardt , ,1 ER FORD )tLttiflflfl1 .Innk t 376 Hwy. 17.92 South LENDER FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Ave. that t he y have a contract $135,000." if sale _______---• :c ______________________________________ j further recorntnenrl already. that the land owned by the state A ___________________ daughter, Eloise fins cmi, - for this position in the news said that It has never worked ith the first 30 days. Builders tnedia, and the salary will properly. are read), to start work im,We have 120 chIldren at our " range from $550 to iioo per place every day. By late of- mediately upon receipt of upon month, dependent tt'rnoon, th e grounds out back permits. capabilities. ---V Dryers. Water Heaters fulure will prove its limitless value as a necessary, major I HOWSRAUUN water management project for liuUus V. Haliman, 3 ,f Florida ." William Paing1, head Pson died Wednesday at his the F.rivuutmental Information home. He is survived by his wiJe Center in Winter Perk, said AdLouise; sons, floUts Wayne urns wn "vt'r> cleverly refer Haliman of Sanford; J.W. and — Macon, Ga.; 14 grandchiHrt'n arid B great-grandchildren. Summertull Funeral Home, DeLand, is in charge of arrangements. I'floian Isuitly in. tIicnti'il through Its attorney that the property was then rt)s approsirnately $IO3,) After ohiir Iiii(iOfl and I,,(XV) ftc V Z4Ij.S Harry T. Haltrnan, of Pwrsztr the property had gVV _____ Deaths - After ti('Pfl HpprRIse4J by iriyu'lf ut n ) Sf. ___________ . rea ron6em,atUfll pt'O(CedIfl$ by reas'n of the any reach to I therefore, inability worth $1 with the rrvner'i that the county agreement what" atelt th the Vdo4afl faintly arsl unsidet its 5pp*ch to an and this over b'l'fl#Y — f'uloisn p4tefty. cnndeinnatk'n tended period of lime that niggest l Vihien. the ( flY)tI1!Ifl of per(PedtflKVS be tirnught without rr,unty attorney *5 ,r further delay. 1t'hIY ha all due ha*tP tfl detrimental In this matter to piee'1 with V ----'..'----=----------- A - development of Seminole serio Because 0$ (tie special nature The new lob classification Count)' this request, the May 29 date of growing at such 'flue County Is 4, would include a variety of corn- was waived and the Child Care that the utility and nila pace secretarial, clerical ook ministrative as well as panics seem to be unable to Center was authorized to h the treatment plant early. to service is up supervisory duties requiring an keep up as far as extensive working knowlege of concerned and ever)' week Pinch said that engineering more complaints, and programs. g,fltre the or ginvestigation would be complete Work would involve performing problems arise. September. By June I, (lie flea McKenny, president of functions varied in subject appeared plant will be able to treat matter and level of difficulty Creative Child Care, state before the board and told that adequately and will meet and range the gamut of ad' he sought and received a permit requirements and the county's through recretarial of requirements supervisory to build his child care center o rmal and ' tnintstrative Jul Mat building. removal, The date of May 29 the behind the capacities, relieving During the construction, he was based on five weeks supervisor of routine adfound he would not be able to operation with a safety factor ministrative detail and office on to the Indian lulls involved. hook management functions, se wage treatment facility so he An estimated Y)0,000 gallons tank installed, lie There will be advertisements had a septic of sewage will be tenerated L place u another meeting will be consider hiring a custodian $O,OflO 1- "' ton Suit Park S to immediate Anderson said that he felt list CornConunisioflet Al Davis said the priority hookup Greg obliged to fulfill his official are released, niissior. Chairman th at if the per tbtigntion.s in this matter by there told him that it should be with the stipulation Drummond this giving his opinions and priorities at servIce, was no need that the plant give good Is rerouiuuuieni$atinna Plant ral)ai'it One resident came forward tiu' "First, I question the value (A allds permits will go to whoever gets $103,000 suggested by the Corn. Administrator William Pinch in English Estates since I%5 his request in First, liyer for more Important work, which face the Count)' for the entire areai, we are and he would like to be No. I of which requires out- uiiissloncrs, one wonders to have some really side contacts and travel. progress is too fast in the goingus problems." - - ______ are '''"' VV4 Layer also present ed to the board sonic ideas for creation of another position, lie said he felt a supervisor for the Count) are wet—and the stench— CornmtssIon off lee Is needed at 8> ANN SIKCZKOWSKI unbelievable. This Is a health this time due to the increased In the long time pratilcuut I know, and if we are workloa d It was his feeling and times, (I) hook up to Indian not allowed that of the Chairman of the hours sitting through the hills before May 9 tote (late Comuiussioncrs that this flCW ç'euiiut'g1y unending stream — ving has completed the 2A0 flat hours law cnforei'ti'fl( traintns sequtred by the sheriff's partment at SellunOle Junior ('OIICIZI'V lie attained LIfl overall average of 369 of a possible 4 i.ra$e '' It's pretty obvious )oil did a little goofing off,'' ('outlillssinner teased havehimdrawupai0baflaI>15 and regulations for this position, following which I Drainage Unsolved lC5Cflt t (tiC SCMtQfl Was a candidate for the position of W. llauwr park site over. For property $0 tt)' l.ittl. l,agu" for i • 1972-3A N"i lang ngo, the Piloifl owner I have abjfl4aflt f*et* ) jçt!tP that it iq in 1W W1 fitiiiI) sii wiIlir to sell Its - VIP, J '' The personnel board, and Al Kimbrough sisting of I')avts, are to meet with (;eorge Cody, personnel consultant, anki -- Meadowlark Plat \ttant ss inttratte Rodnes l.a.cr told ('nunt Commissioners that as the Pounty grows there Is IZOIIII( 10 be a need for someone elosci) related to the 1irks program to oversee the pt0)eCt*. Seen ______ (USIi Two Jobs __________ / •s Creates Thursdays May 11, Herald Co nde m n a t - - n : He continued, "The question l _ Sanford statutes read they _____ asked to vote on upholding the seems to be involved with board's policy on student ex.time." pulsions. asked Stenstroin why Ruse added he would be it Is permissible, according to derelict in his duty if he had to his iS2nstrcim) ruling, to allow act on scn'nething without sif. cvtngofreeordsfcrexpulsion ficient time to study the _ _____ .;. personal : L AW 'i'-•"'t 133 ) yjngc records ma tied to him V ' Law da' Ii added. aU stuatwn. I ha a Iq BI Sfl he*nn but not lega l Stenstrom rephed the board ofdjstpreaentedme,Ican A. B (Pat) Rule Jr., School coping wnt records to mad. had a policy that placed student t the Buie uldhe did Mhave Ume only nclud Board member, challenged n. trying to keep me from seeing records in the me category as Douglas Stenstrom, board at- at the regular meetings i torney. o'er his written vestAgate the expulsions and statement to Supt. Jc*m Angel, wanted the inform ation ,, Vhichf, ';. __ tens student records for Wl.tdlflC "Mr. Ste Ttsttcrn has written a to board members in advance o( letter scheduled expulsiOn he*rtngs. databutcan'tcnpyit,yetlhave Buie, who has sought without just had a cop) handed to me," gij'ess f months to have the he said, waving a paper with his -, it rea T ___ ___ The AL MEMBER THE ATLANTICGROUPOF BANKS lt FLORIDA Sanford Phone 3221481 MEMBERF.O.I.C. Op Sanford, Florida Winter Park Phone 644-8916 �= = - - --. -0 _ __ -- --- - _== - == . ' = • =- —= — - ~~~ - - - J _ __ _ -- 4A—The Sanford Herald Thursdeyft May 11, _L - 19'2 it may be a little early but voters should now start to get acc ustomed to two situations which arc common to both the national and state legislatures. One is that there are going to be more than the usual number of new faces when Congress convenes and the salons in Tallahassee go about their tasks in the general session of '73. Hand-in-hand is the accompanying fact that the new conditions which are changing and producing challenges which were non-existent now bowing out when the senior legislators urted their freshman years must have been g i ven some homework by the candidates. In the Congress this changing-of.the-guard might produce some changes in the governing rules and even more so the hardness of traditional procedures so that this legislative arm could have the muscle and use it the way the - - For, regardless of what roan and what party has the White House for a lionie and headquarters, it is the Senate and the Hnu.ce of Representatives on which the hopes of this harried democracy must rest Thus, as the new candidates take to the husungs and start the campaigns which they hope will send them to Washington. the voter is wise who throws away the old standards of politics and uses the new yardstick of action Which is essential. not words When this change in legislators is applied to Florida, the situation is even more complicated and truly critical. There will be, ci course, a steadying factor in the continuation of Got'. Reubin Askew as chief executive. That there will be a further application of the new Iernc,crar concept which the governor has preached and practiced can be taken as a sure thing. The 773 legislature will be confronted by some of the most controversial and important jsSUCS which were either filed and forgotten by the '72 legislature or so mishandled as to defeat the original purpt's The elections will also be conducted with Congressional and different districts the case. Still under has been legislative — than challenge in the courts, yet the probable ac— — 1. [ I Rooted in Thieu which the 1970 of the new Congressional seats census provided. TI the presidential sweepstakes look as though nothing hut the old laces and the old poem will be heading for the finish line, the legislative races promise something entirely different. who could bring a leaven at independent thinking and bold action which is needed, Already we havz had the opportunity to talk with some of those who seen ne green pastures for political grazing and performance. Then there are those who are ready, after serving with distinction in the state legislature to try for one Offbeat Ruminations Words On "Keeping Your Head. •ut We .11 over again right non, the boss.. didn't they" tusn is detstve. But 11 you anlh HAL BOYLE Any man In his right mind swered yes to most of the quesNEW YORK (AP) In times you'd jump at the chaiwe, would rather run a small bust- Lions, you are a IwTna1L3 &bas stern as these, It Is Important wouldn't A majority of the people In nm of his own than become a normal liar. that we keep our heads— even thnugt mans around us. Mtk your off ire ntu 'ot promoted well-paid mg in a big organI1 vnu awswered no to most of Wsing IIW.U'5. them, keep it to yourself. An a hea d of ou did w becaum Wtion. wouldn't hi" It becomes a personal Pmt- they had all the luck or spent Those are the questions New :ibnornuiily honest man is a km ti everyone—"Am I losing more UTD( currving favor will. to your sz,nrt Ni tiniIc qur.- mis!t in zin cilization — IZIS mind, tori" What about you' Are you still rioriui Cr.' an' tin marbles. IT your brain getting dispersed b 11 ctrcwu,ctnntes over *hLslh yr. frri you IUIVC no real e'$tr.' Ire Well, today we have preparri it little home test you can thkt and measure your own nOffluti t) ity quotient. as compared it that of your neighbors I StmpI nnwer the foliriwini or quNtinw ye' iT' no t)o VOL feel that most experts. know what they're talking abou t, ni, matter what they are talking about" l.noking back over your own lift.. (it 01. twlievt' that yot1 - - ceptance of the divisions which the '72 legislators have drawn has more than a chance to stand. Thus the status of all of these political wars will tw new. There will be, without doubt., some of the state legislators who will not seek reelection as their former constituencies have been lost or greatly weakened. On the other hand this condition will also provide political opportunities for new hopefuls ' •'.' have ever re4i1l inwlligentl' salved any major problem in it. P 2 inclw'Jng puberty' But you are certain, aren't you, that at least you have rr- 'I ,/ - . tinned the simple good you were born with' One of the big reasons that poor people stay poor is because '' .. . - 11w have mutt cLuiracte =j, rich people. ltight You have stayed younger looking than three out of five of the other surviving members of your graduating clan. haven't - ) ) - fer, I - : */ - :, 1 P you' As a man a! liberal views., you'd like for your own wife ti take a nwrt' active rule in the women's liberation nwvement, . -- - ' . you" If you had the chance to start wouldn't - . . . A0 'Nobody in Washington told us about this I' R% 4lob, RAY CR'IMI.E'V North Vietnamese hive's has im's-inted OS IIou,se 1"sfl'igfl At fairs Conumttec l'lemnc'ratri, in an urspre't'edentcil move, regis. ter'ed formal opposition In au. minLstrallon policy, vtkhr in which all opposition was eliminated Th:s elt'ctioit. or eliminated Itself. shoc'kNl many ,knwrtcafls. As thing el, have turned i'mt. it proved even more disastrous for Thi himself There are signs the results eroded much of his C'onfi dence Friends sAN he is not sure of himself or of hi position, that he deon't feel he knows where he stands I-ic isn't certain of his public hacking or his strength Hr enemies, pariwular1% among men is afraid of making who might possibly be ahlir to mount 0 coup, which mean' he waits to act until his hack the military I"i-equentI is against the wall--Rs now Fourteen months ago this reporter was told 1s a 5. gonese close to Thiel) that he. Thicu. had made up hi s mind that 10 to IN per cent at South 'ietnam's generals colonels and majors were so ineftic'ient, corrupt or on. I FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulation- GeneralMneer JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY EdItor at Editorial Pane ROY GREEN Advertising Manaper GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor CHARLES MAYS M.chnical Supt, JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., Stafl Photograpt*r SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery By Mall S SC Month 5Th DC yr 35c Week $SDCAflttn in Florida Same As Home Delivery $1.70 Month 6MonttnSID 15 1A MM S2.00 All Other Mall U. Poetil Regulations provide that all mall subscriplions, be paid In advance Enterad at second class matter October 27, 1910 at the Pass Office of Sanford, Florida Wn. No part at any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Ploreld may be reproduced In any manner without written permission of the publisher Of The Herald Any Ir. dividuill or firm responsible for such reproduction will be consiDered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Published daily except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas published Saturday preceding Christmas The Herald Is, member of the Associated Press which Is an titled ex clusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news pf, illtecl in thu. newspaper I Herald Area Correspondents Attamorle Springs vn Gordon 931,075 Bear Lakp 1:em Park E. Estates Eastbraok Marilyn Gordon 1314975 - - Forest City Ann Riley 1319959 Casimtb.rry -Tangle- .ad Kathy Niblacli I7150 Marilyn Gordon 1314973 Like Mare AnnSiecikowil'l 322 -llOa L&&& Monroe fl221I Longwsed Arm Riley 1319959 Chuluata Liz. baker 315 5207 Colored Community Marva Haw&ins 322 541$ Dettons-DelaryEnterprise m2fl Esil 57 North Orlando Mary Hyatt 131111 511111116 Osleen Mrs Clarence SnyDr =_4"l Geneva .Ovisda Slovis Liz Mathieuz 349 3205 ._ .- _ B'. MICBAEL O'CONNOR Copley News Service WASHINGTON Foreign newsmen visiting the United States frequently now that our domestic political process Is quite unlike anything they have seen. - his heavy on ruble)', peraonallties and secondary issues. Yet there are few who go house without saying the system Is considerably better than what they have. Throughout the late winter and spring, these newsmen tuivi' had a chance to ohoerve out segment of the AZTICrICIIn will a! electing a president the state preferential pt-imari. Within tw' rncmttm, the) also will see the greatest - political spectacle' of them all — an American presidential nominating convention Criticized by many and with few iolid emotiGnal supporters, the nominating conventions remain a part of American political memorabilia. You might not like ther.i, and despite many attempts at dignified reform, they remain in content and political Impact much the iwne as they were 100 years agu. Modem political reformers disdain the cenivention logic because of what Europeans find fascInating — a maa meeting of party loyalists, discussing candidates and iuu in a confusing potpourri of facer., slogans, noise' and srexuingl endless rlwwr*c. "inee have been moves afoot in Congress in the lut three years to either solte" the conwtntlon process or end it entirely. The ma jor effort, to scrap single state primaries In favor of a single national preferential election, is the brainchild of Sen. Mike Mansfield. D-Mont,, the party's majority leader. There, however, tnt, been little support for Mansfield's Legislation Politicians like the convention arena mainly because of the stakes involved PoliticJ power, the contend, is based CL US 0p)CU] In people. "Electing a president of the United States would be a simple matter If it could be compared to selecting a new board chairman for General Motors," noted one former staff member of the Edmund Muakie campaign. The' statement from this somewhat disgruntled5-yearold deposed assistant press secretary is cogent. Essentially, Religious Ill 1hurdai, Ma'j I). 0 01, NEW YORK - "Do not cast me' off in the tune of old age', forsake rue not when my strength is gem. Sveven Weld age and gra) hairs, 0 God, do not forsake me UI! I prudalns thy might to all the generatiims tocoine" With that passage Irixri the 71st Psalm as their text, Amer. iran churches are slowly develaping a "theology of aging" taut ranges from providing facilities for deck tennis to tiousing the sick and indigent iii rsirsing homes. A Copley News Service sin'of major Protestant bodies disclosed that a rising awareseas of the led that one cats be "alive idter" has brought the wider at-ceptaitce of older pei Isthes, baby-sitting, the pm Ily a tO In 4 tote, Use Foreign Affairs ('t'inmsiltee l)cimx't'mls Mtttnesota (V. Wendell An......... Rut the White house, relcas- approved legislation to and all trig what it said was a saniphsrtg LI S military activity in In. ilerson t'alled neil two V111111of telegrams, sail sentiment ikwhlna by Oct. 1 if Hanoi ps-' n National iunrtsmen the armory on the Mi n ran five-to-one in farni' of Nit. agrees to release' all American to 1strol Minnesota of i'm's action announced Mu'in,la% ps-t.soncrsnf war and implement tlntvcrstty Air I"ntcc cnmispsi' and a nearby night. a ecaelire W reiinting offIce bOut Among Nison'sScores of demonstrations aLso critics of Joists Treasury Secretary broke out across the nation in manuever were Chicago Major Protest of the adminuiti-ation Richard J. Dale ) , long c,slii- Connally, the onh l)eissoerat in cabinet, i'titictn'tt S4'n' polii's, with hundreds arrested cecil hawkish on the war, anti Nuson's Wejtics-iin% for !kniu"e'rats ate an-I vandalism a ccg-nmi-m .o--' 64 again. The early July meeting in Miami Beads Is the 38th quadrennial sinm for the Democrats. Republicans have held 36 such meetings in four-year periods. Democrats held their first convention in Baltimore in 1132, namuiating Andrew Jacbon for a sec.nd term. in 1151, the Grand Old Party met for Its fir-st national conclave in Philadelphia and nominated John C. Fremont. Histie ions flute with sonic accuracy that national conventionz euvoived because of a desire by state political groups to have more of a voice as elections became national in scope. This movement developed in the mld-1SIXk, because of state politicians who had garnered influence through socalled "parlor caucuses" on local issues. As the country grew in slat through economic development, many of these old state coalitions were threatened with extinction unless they formed regional or national alliances. Such issuc.crlentrd groups encouraged the development of fringe' parties and the staging of national nominating cutwentions to select presidential candidates. Thn-e were efforts to change the convention system, however, even at that tune. From 179C until a period late in the 152t*, each party's members of Congress chose the presidential nominee. The at-.called "congressional caucus" apparently worked fine until It came under attack as a system "which did not represent the will of the people," -' - - _______ I - - ' - - - -' - ' ___________ g ' P!L .2- z'; ______ = . -- ________________________________________________ '" - • - .: -- , ' The - I'll , - - . - fuc,'t'd with urtuposiulik repair t'ui,U. Tht re'sut is that the federal gtivt'rnnient has be'eonu" the largest absentee slumlord in America George Romney, ,iet-retary of Hoi,cang and Urban Dcvel' upmt'nt. estimates that the Federal Housing Admknistra Oem will hat's' some $24 billion in lapsed mortgages. "Conr,ressionallv mandated hcnrie' ownership programs in (tie inner cities for the 'neediest' families nut only are not working sa'js.foctorih in certain cities,- he admit' ''ttie are clearly contributing ti ohandinn'nt and dt nifihon Americans over CS wtuit in unth!rstandmg. compassion and numsti)'." "We we on the edge of major crisis which will affect older adults and allof us in turn," ac- diicthxi of handcrafted articles cording to a reps1 of the hzited Presbyterian Office of for children in hospitals and homes tsr the retarded, and ac- Health and Welfare Strategy. tivities that are more than the "The church is in a unique traditional "busy work" do- position to insure that caring signed to help old people "kill systems are imbued with comtime" passion, a sense of justice, a concern to work with the older As a report United Prnb'terian Church in person. and Li' develop a ".'umthe U.S.A points out, however, muwsit) appruacn to the' ts'uadchurches have still barely er seeds of older adults " It is the responsibility of the scratched the surface of the needs of the older generation, it chta'ch, the Presbjrlerlans said. notes tkse the mark of a culture to inspire "1kw wholeness of Is the wry it treats Its older man and the dignity and worth people With so many of the 20 of overy life" John N. Ehrlcnbolfl, It-Ill., that woulil 4sold the line at the 45.5 workers now covered by million the Fair Labor Standards- Act, In addition, the Elsrlcistxrn bill would establish a separate. lowor minittluill for teen-age work- . - on To mabr it •hcrt. l's not re ally the torIds largest II 5 A 1 0 NG ST0RV zebra, juit 'Duit' it, arid "Smog- iii tP'er quarters at the zoo in Cimessngtori, England. — ' ems. Although there is little disagreement among Ilouse memohers that the minimisuin should be boosted to $2, an effort is expected from the Republicans to add an intermediate step Ic. __________________ Protesters Of War • asIi \/'/I th P I ce $180 immediately, de la ying te increase to $2 until a year later, Re-p. John B. Anderson, Hill., ( I who is proposing the stretch aplain at 1se cut, told the linuse WedneMill) 1' began ltc.n'.an Catholic ch tots. The you ths in turn B) F. T. MACFFFL' Un- that an Increase to $2 at till, hurling rocks at the helmeted UfltVCrstty, charged that Writer Press Associated Lear dercovt'r officers dressed in time would threaten the ef Anti war demonstrations police who countered with work clothes had fectiveness of wage and price coveralls and opened on several campus gas and flatting riot sticks, beaten one youth unnecessarily. controls. area," "We offered them an fronts in Florida Wednesday not Police Chief Nolan Freeman one stor)'of over eagerpolice and were met head on by the barricades. "They action came from WJXT with night said of garbed police ariiwd the area to one Of television newsman George sticks.. tear gas and, In one case, moved from 01 the Pee-due. the busiest intersections shotguns fixed with bayonets CII)'. The demonstrations first tie said he saw a group of "Thus city won't be stymied Cf iicers 11 e-rupli'd at u- tw brutally beating it south i inttsi 'Jitc"l'1." hc :t1. 4 0 i Gainesville On Tuesday after by the Florida High- while yelling, "Whoop! Whoop At one point President Nixon announced the We finally got him." riot control ye- Whoop Patrol's mining of North Vietnamese wily dubbed "the monster," Another brutal scene unfolded ports by American war planes. hick, For two in front of several spectators service. At the heighth of the activities was called into dem- hcmtirsthe armored van rolled uP near the U,S,441LindUfliVCI'SltY Wednesday some 3,000 and down University Avenue Avenue intersection. A Florida onstrators had joined in a blockLe$X gas from both highway Patrol trooper rode edt of U.S. Highway 441 which the hood of a car, violently Sides. borders the UF campus.- Police Meanwhile at FSU, some 500 beating on the windshield with had yi elded the road to protestors tried to blockade his nightstick as the auto moved testers. -.gs. busy U.S. 90 after the Student slowly along the street. lion-ever, when bamcades and Senate approved the acti on. When the ve hicl e was cut off abandont-d the the and forced to stop, other state Police quickly broke up began moving towards a busing two of f rushed to the scene, , blockade but only after downtown intersection, moving were grazed by a yanked the young driver from proximately 400 of ficers moved coeds they had tried to stop, the car and clubbed him at least demonstra' auto th e in arid divided police said. times with full strokes of Charges of brutality were seven their long riot sti cks. The you th veral officers in leveled at se Use Gainesville ac- dropped to the street, ap' Cancer _ ______ 46 r.i Al _____ m _____________ ___________ _______ ___ _____________ , ______ 'V v-'---- -- T ., - ______ ______ ______________ .. .qr-- ____________ A6 _______________ Pi ___ ig arid others as well 01 11111111119— 01 a T - f_ 11,_) 4 ______ _________ so . 4 15• 9 si 1*11511 sitOlilil '" Isu.4 Id. isi. I. .ut•s . ia...,,...,... .w .i. •.b.I, ,..uI '5 'Ca,DbII $399 • 944*l 'tuo1l, riding a bike to work for the eurci'se, to 'educe air pollufios, and b.caun my car was recalled rm factory!" system, derived from the thyuuis gland, fights the ca,x"r at the same :une. I, ' ' . ii 55*1. bill ,.4.l,l$êiiI c,.a, sui- beau ise s..e. e.i is0 1641 to n' I..' s " 5 ___ "Talking" seat belts. 'l'ra sell rig around, get t irig in amid tiut oft car ii lot, it's easy to fISt' get alxut buckling up. ('o ti (' i tlCfl t I eVerY muew Imis xila amid Clievirlle has t !ront Strat hell rt'miiiml(h('r system thiit ...",,, '' siiv.ik'm UI) it (151 try to Amt. tiut lwkirt' buckling. A hunt'r hUZit"m and light flashes IC) make sure you get the mitessage. Arid that s just one of many protective features now being built iflIe) hI .it1.4 '-s•.sM, . ----these LIICSC Foil their muscles. Out 0n the resici, it's reassurims g to realize you' me riding in a car that's we'll built. with an Impala or you get %Vluttisboy that's an all-welded Chevelle steel superstructure', painstakingly put San for d Electric C reaanketis the "memory' of the white blood cells to I tight against the tuberculosis as they did when first ezposcd. In doing (his, the entire immune stance' irn 5 NSA. I. things [ . - Ir.- T~1_7' -s.-- - \'ougetastcel ____ cargo guard that ,A.__________ walls off the 1 senger conlpa.'t men t from t he . __________ - _________ ' '"- ------- RT --?j t ( gethci'. In other words, it Body I) hht'r. You get a sturdy tevl guard beaiii in every door for added prtrction in case of side inipact. - ________ coil s uung'. t.0 geiutk up s-ur And haiween the ty and the (maine we've placed a network of little rubber cushions to help keep thing'm quiet inside. Then's •sn more. here are t few mt're item sou'll be taking along th summer if you rasci In a new lmiilzt or Che'.'rlk: A tough acrylic '. - trunk and helps keep everything its place. get ii nihk st t'eI pant'I in the chairs, its the' hix1, in the deck lid. Up inside the fentlt'rs: inner (ciitiers tO protect ag;tint corrosion and ______________ lacquer finish. A buttery with , it terminals on the CI ' kicked-up durability. ('ii*l things to have *ili 'i4 ,i' ' oti Let's talk comfort. rca so is t Ii l Another " ZWW Chevelle amid Ins xila are the ?ields is their top cars in their COmiO1t _______ lest cars An eene t ha t operatc irttifltlt . on no-lead. low ht('mit'Si. \Vtuat you get, in both i dtthew upular cars, is a lot of built-in strength and travel. c-an't build up - I is one of the room- rouud Amid Chevlle, ,io.igh slightly smaller, gives you roomu for sIS. l9tis pltnt of baggage. I tie comfort is muon' thiIfl just roomis. put big ) at all four wheels we've as,., - kad, or reguLir fuel et , on Impala. you even t-t'rhiig, power disc ttnikr-t jtl l'uutbo LI) eir,u' mll,ttuc t1',i1lihIi"'1''lh cli staml,irtt, A beautiful choice. We suget you stop by your Chev• close look rolirt stealer s is i-v soon, to take a to'?') C 'i,......am. 1i J5 Sill at .i... uiiv ,u;'i -' It s nice to no that )OU go, you'll be getting a whole k whichever w car. r'41 ofl'4icked with the right features. lckcei with geid old American value. [lave a good trip. Chevrolet. Building a better way to see the U.S.A. A o Open Mon. Ihru Fri. 8 a m.-5:30p.m.' Closed SatPH. 322-1562 2522 PARK _________ .. 19 4 . . mut family There are certain should start out on vacation without. ThIng's that will help make your trip more enjoyable and less worrisome, We've packed many such things into IV Cht'velks and Impalas the two most popular cars in their field'., Ctievcllc: The lOost P0I)Ulat lflt1't mediate. Impala: The most popular (ull'siii' _ ---'z-'-- ____________________________ it -t _i~ - ' oosu. JCT ________________________________________ __ - _____ -- ks, _ ______ _______ ________ tuberruleisi and that by in. jecting tuberculin into the site cant _______________ car yt'iir after year. _______ flier idea is that most hate' developed an limliUflity to the ________- ___________ % rJki' ____________ _________ _____ people by Chadir .%fali&ld Sport CouPe and Impala Sport Sedan ___ Z fate C yourvacaonm _ _____ ______ cooks faster than con'cntIona1 Method. cancer. -' 1 i1tiI Le New, pla nted heart as foreign Thus It is a myster)' why the iuuiiune ce lls— the white body's blood cells—do not repel the ins'asion of the foreign ca ncer cells, if a way can be found t" awaken the n-titLe blood cells to the 'esence of the f oreign cancer, UIIJ would be a powerful wea pon against the disease. Two scientific conferenceS, one now in Gatlinburg. Tenn arid one Last week in flostrin. heard progress reports 01 the' iu,uunottwtiIP)' of Dr. Edisiumid Klein of Itosnell Park Memorial Insitute in Buf' file, N.Y., told the Gathnburg --t .-,,p d his work with tu.i' rrian cancer, Including women with cases of breast cancer considered hopeless- C, - and Impala. packed them for parently unconscIous, lie was hauled away in an ambulance. inGE Mlcrowas'e less time Oven cells is nisrrus to reject can strongly from aes'erua I emerging new scientifi c studies. Immunology, the study of the body's n-a)' of fighting infection, . - Cheielle We've -. C body's natural defense mecha- ~ ~I -, , M i~ ,J&~Ill 0 t- ------------------- '!1'II - - theological needs ansaig the aging The older people tend to be more concerned about the nicalang of the termltistitti of We. They feat' depeiidosxry and anflering more than death Itself, stia they often p Itrougts a crisis of identity in a society that puts so snorts emphasis on youth and the wsz Id of wet. tivitlesThe Rev. Michael Gannon, a AP Sckmwc' Writer The NEW YORK iAPI possibility of sumulaUng the' BERRY'S WORLD — find there are some special -------- B BR! AN SULLIVAS well as in worship and dwidd not be aegragated from other b)lerAanl votred in Defense Pictured u members of the populaticm ing Al the same time, tlr Pres- - ' have the sarise need as c*Isers to share in diurdi activities as age groups R publlcnn.SoUthern The leinuit'tntic e'cuiuitiofl, host ever, supports it bill offered by Rep Is the basis. This system enables man to des'lop in)murut)' to polio virus., for example, and is the reason (1w body tends to reject a trans.- Thus, the Presb$arlan olinustry to the wder aebilta begins with encouraging their self.cievelopruent without infringing on their privacy. That mews a grecognition of the fact that ag- leiuICrShilI' is m - -- t)emne.'rlstit' million federal workers- anti 1.1 million domestic workers under ntnimuiil-wflgC laws, - - bunt' cbumo'e'u backing a bill (miii the Kiln-u' lion and labor Committee that sei'iitul tiring 3 isuilllon state.arul lcwal.guverflhlleflt workers-, 1..' . . ._ 1 thc I Iui'tween (liens. '- ",,4 Fringe struggling merely it, subsist, We report adds., our tune must be found wanting some- f O (nit n ;mrIiim(m'ilh tim estenil ('ut'. i-rage to 5 8 IihtllIi'tl new worker' fst'es heavs imppimtltiumfl, 1\%'i bills tiu,it ssi'uld lto-tist Ilu'' pie's-evil $1 60.an.hohir intniiiuiin 4 wage to $2 are twtorc the Viol", but nusi>' 0th' ptot-11es any h1t'%% coverage. A close tote is- es - their I vi'54e1 lt JOIN IW('Kl.Fll - - B IX)N OAKLEY ~ !I ioernt,cint ehippers of the ci. ploslve tustaruk facing any attempting to ply ?4otth Vietvui,o'a' tet,ltcit'lal 'WitCtt i mum peeled se hail Disaster i !lil t"'f 'It it' '' the I jiltil 111141 repoeter' there to i'vc 14,41l, foreign vps-Iit MIt of Iii' adsieiI VueItiiIttiet t f ,.ìp1 f,eI,'hti'r - c"t lotitly by ,ur't Is' iitterttI t Psari ed r'.',r' after 4n'ry irned the wrvW'4 rtary Mclvi,, It ;'I'f cii Iii hem' slfrnupt iLr,'stllwli lntioultiteil a reinlit' lion In iliIw'nI)i NIruuti, fl ilinve im'I s" , crops under while' millions went hungry (in paper, it looked good The idea was to e'ncouragt low -income families to buy homes Instead of rent and at the same time to rehabilitate the decaying central cities The incentives were '.'er) low down payments and federally guaranteed and sometimes subsidized mortgages There have been sv'vess.es Many families have moved into good homes the) might never otherwise have owned But the successes have been outweighed by an accumulation of little horror stories—connivance between speculators and lending Institutions. falsification of cred it rat ings, frightening homeowners in racially changing neigh - all borhoods into panic sales, bribery of housing inspectors. applying cosmetic improvements to old houses and selling them at inflated prices to poor families who are then political activity actulall) gave rise to the convention system as we know It. The Anti-Masonic Party is credited with holding the nation's first national convention in 1532. Members of that now long dead political movement felt it was necessary to meet at an appropriate place because the malls and other conventional forms of domestic transport were no, enough to carry the message of political strategy. It took uflly one year after that for the Itomziocrats to figure that the convention system was practical. ).'frnte iIv;i iti'lln Abtuig, )f' y nn'l Ilitri' other niitlwt ye, p1 IvnteI drnsiulu cii 1)14' 11 S. iii (I'm l'u.iniiftinitt ('lilisa litoke' Its sUenu cliv ,I4'rInrI,uIt the otiii'r to iuuiiuv Ni', iI k'l,'iiuuiitie'c hat Isi ' ii (i,lUtuiIIt jItI, II iitl'iti ,\ $2 VASIllN(,TON tAl''u 1101011111111 5% age 11111-wars ui-i 14111% to s'. In Howie iipprovnl today, ___________________________________ - "The inner city home ownership program is a multi billion-dollar disaster f or the federal government, but to real estate speculators and financial institutions it is a money tree harvested with little risk." This is how one writer describes something which began with high hopes four yeari ago but has turned out to 1w one of the greatest boondoggles since farmers were pad 41 torilow 1111 $2 Seen , - City Decay Cure A Big 19/7---A . 1 - One Man's Opinion CD 't' — The Sanford Harold s h".I ott ", how tragic Thieu's procrastination was, According to vord reaching this reporter. Thiu has again informed his friends that he is determined to through with the purges Hopefull' these firings of in competents will he carried out in depth. But don't cour' ' on it his friends say that in this crisis it will be easier In: Thicu to act. He knows what he must do and that he car, no longer dt"la) The problem is that Thieui may nni hail do the job. He ma fire those generals he funds he must—as on the Quang Tn-Hue front—and ii few more Then grow cautious, saying that the middle of battle Is TO 10 sack high officers 1k will be encouraged in that caution b) all the rela lives. friends. political sponsors and other patrons oi these men In Vietnam. where family is to important, one man lR even a president, requires a great deal of courage indeed to demote, or even to tail to promote a relative, especial a relative' of his wiic''s family. Or in do the same fcc thy famil) of an importnnt associate or other kes mu tnr or political figure There was a time when Thieu seemed to be gaining ir confidence American advisers, and even \'ietnamesr who were not on his side politically, were agreed he was starting to make strong and courageous decisions in thr right direction There was considerable agreement that he' had the correct instincts in kes areas—on elimination of political military officers, on wiping out corruption and on making the rough economic reforms necessor' fat procress Then came the one.miin election Thwu seemed to lose his. nerve. As noted above, friends assert he began to wonder who would hold with him in the crunch and to question what power he had to enforce decis.ums Thieu has been pictured at times as a militiur dictator a strongman. But the evidence these men present is the opposite They describe a man unable to make tip his mind, who keeps checking, rechecking and then douhlt rechecking before taking zsctinn—thcn often as not decid ing after all to wait for another time 111 Now the question is will militar3 defeats change Thit'u's caution Into resolution If not, the conccnsus here is that whatever we'upons the United States sends, and however much air power the United States applies, the situation will grow steadily worse Republicans and t)exnsscrnts have been In for their share of political battles thring every four years that the parties meet to select a national ticket in July (for the Democrats i and August i for the Republicans) this infighting will begin Churches' Programs For Aging plc in the decision-making bodies of lot-ni t-ongregaticms and their trse.wier participation in projects that serve the entire community Rather than being wailed on, many are being given a chance to help others In teleptame mu. ing Speaker Carl Albert to dOte the galleries to visitors- lot twarl) three hours - Notebook B'. (LAE (XIX ( oplri Nros Srrvirt sioans li-nm flsc galleries, fort.. 'Vet the current militar' defeats, directly the result e incompetent generals, colonels and majors, ullutrstr It represents why conventions are part of the process. _- --- - 1 aitlit i'lnl,lVInitInM Nkuii SIraklnIZ In reIe'te'rs in liii. llie'It sIiI 1w 11111) nut %'ntr itii the i-ealire "I 'sgo, i)utty s-alit, pn'sldeiitinl treinenibtis iteelsion the Presi- l)e'iiuwtfitlt' in the rat'a iini.'t but I dent had to make, The Kremhui, iiiciit'.hili', think 1w hail the' t 1gW to tin II" An rnl%itni'4' LI S ti-nih mute the Atlantic, Ku' to -- 011 .., ..,..,,..t., ..,-iii. . .),,iimit'it inlk In Mtmteutw lii I' 411% Dli 0 ''Ii'I7 '°P"" i'l,ed the Nison niliniidnittra- ;stv;arntis'n for i'rr'sliie'ltt Nitbeginning lion fiw not tiwet% arning tlwiis of on's uiniiilI talks 22, S"tiw Sovil tlipli;uiuntt, May 11w uk'(ttiOfl batik that the insist he replaced Thu'iu was de'lerminrLl to act. But he didn't He kep pultinc off the hard deci'inn. Vital Part Of The American Scene TELEPHONE 831.993 3222611 300 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Ativeritsing Director IAul to PubIl5he' _ _ 0 age National Conventions Ur Owdmob frmlh % - ft 0 A''.oi-Iated Pie" Urlict t till i ait'e' 1':ven the II ise WASHlNtTei\ I API t'o. RceentotI'.'es felt the sting of gressinniil opposition to Prt".i- protest as nearh 00 high s-visual dent Nixon's tk'c'ISIOO to uuutoc stu,ien%s chanteit antiwar w.s,sHlN(TON iNF,i defeats are rooted military Ma" \'ictriar. 's t'aii So,iU in Nguyen Van Thieu's one-man presidential race last Y Founding Fathers wanted. i - f4ation Is Divided On Nixon is Port-Mining Decision South Viet 's Ills - New Faces For The Legislatures E - - 0 - W. — Global View Editorial Comment 9 - - q - �_:=4 . - — - - - - . . — -- __ - - '- .: -.-- -- . 1 6A—Th. Sanford Herald Thursday,Mayll.1972 Thr U UU What A Race The WuWn 5W this past weekend had everything you could imagine happen during * super speedway event. There Pt 53 lead changes among seven drivers; the race was hatted by rain twice; Bobby Isaac was leading the race wi th just a few laps to go before the finish when he received the black flag f or a Ioe gas cap; Isaac Ignored the flag but was involved in a wreck two laps from th e end of the rare which allowed David Pearson to pull ahead and win the race; Pearson had been running second at the time of the zrnck; Isaac was able to finish the race at reduced speed. Congratulations go to David Pearson for a fine sin. Going Trans-Am Racing I Vince Girnondo and Bill Dingman from Orlando are going TraruiA.rn racing this year after all and I'm sure glad site tOaII race IBM th to we it. Vuice'i Camaret famaiie Central Florida. This years Trans-Arn will not have factory backing from any of the major manufacturers. It should be of an extremely Interesting series provided we have most last years competitors You k.riot'. in SL-VA competition theT are some reid Vinre Gimond snobs and there arv aornc rcd1y greet people I have ever meet. Win , is one of the most personable people always displays fine sporisinamiship. We lose or draw. Vmm can only wish him and Bill Dingman the best of luck In the 1072 season. Along Comes Unser Before the start of the US. Auto Club racing schedule, the team of Mario Andrettl, Al Unser and Joe Leonard, diving for the Vels PamelA James organization were considered to be the favorites to dominate the USAC chainpionslup trail Along comes a lone spoiler In Bobby Unser who won the Phoenix USAC race in his Gurney EagleOFFY going away. Then Gary Bettenhausen In the Penske Prepared McLeren won the Trenton Event. Of course the Parnefli Jones team with three such fine drivers still has a chance of taking home a -najity of the USAC gold but, lets take * look at what they we up against. The Gurney Eagle of Bobby Unser has been mare thoroughly tested than any other competitor before the start of this year. The Jones team has three radically new ColtOFFYS which have enormous potential bid still suffer from various bugs. Al Ontario during recent tests at the CaWornia speedway of the ColtOFFYS turned $ tap of 190 miles per how. Bobby Un,eron the nine track tflthe Ea,leturrwd ina fantastic lap of 16 miles per hour. You can we that the Parnelli Jones raring team has a long way to go before they can be competitive with the Earle of Bobby Unser. OFFYs Beat Fords By the way, I can now tell you why the OFFYs have been beating the Turbo-Fords thIs year in USAC competition. The Fords have been turning out 828 plus horsepower while the CMfihauser engines have been delivering over SOt) turbocharged horsepower. Quite a difference' Corning up on May V. the lndy 500. and on May 28 the NASCAR Charlotte World 600. What a weekend of racing that is. The Charlotte North Carolina race, the World 600, is the event where wz export that NASCAR's only black competitor. Wendell ScoU will get a chance at a fairly competive ride. He will be piloting a new Chevrolet for the event. lna'eased Drag Purses The SIS EltiflinatOr chiinipiofls in this year's NHRA Spriognatitsials drag raring championships can look forward to payoffs ranging from 86.000 to $17,000 when the eighth annual classic comes to a close June 13 at National Trail Raceway new Columbus, Ohio. According to figures released from National Hot Rod Auodatloli headquarters this week, nearly $60,000 of the posted $00.000 purse for the three-day event Is earmarked for winners of the Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock, Competition. Modified and Super Stock Eliminator titles. Biggest share of the prize melon will go to the Pro Stock champion who stands to become $12,501) richer by virtue of his victory. More contingency prize money is posted fir this category becaure more product.v are applicable to Pro Stockers, an NHRA spokesman explained. Contingency cash awards are pasted by major' lads strial firms such as ui-c and oil companies and manufacturers of various other components such as filters, wheels, piston, gaskets. shifters, carburetors. spark plugs and Ignition kits. with payment made for product usage. The contingency awards are in addition to guaranteed prize money posted by T*IRA. A payoff of 811.2% also has been posted for both the Tap Fuel and Furmy Car chau.pions this tear, which is an IDcrease at approximately $7,000 for each category over last yew- . O IV witjirt ___ - -, Good'rnri' Seminole Petroleum 6 Goodyear only got two hits. both singles by Ned Stevens NATIONAL LEAGUE Greg Pringle, Kelvin Miles and Eric Kanudson each had a Medical Center 13 single for Seminole Petroleum Chase 0 Tim Bobbins pitched it two. Winning pitcher. Price Baker; hitter for Medical Center and loser, KCIV;n Miles United Stales Bank 14 helped his own cause by hitting Sanford Atlantic Rank 8 three home runs Marty Roberts gave uponi), one hit but walked U. a bome run and single, John Meyers had a double and - t1 II %Ik a~ j Ae -7 4 0 k y ~:~__ k ,i- _~:.~~ .. L* q JL I 111-11 rL 9 ok ~Nj 'p WOMEN's SOMALI. Clark & Hirt 24 Stromberg-Carbon S B and D Roofing 3 For Clark & Hirt, Lynn Smith Lake Monroe inn! B and D Roofing takes over had * home run and three first place inth this win Brad singles. Pat Shiver a home run Lean had a double for B and D and two singles, Karen Hodges Roa'tng, Tnnuiy Grace)' two and Debra Turner a triple and singles., David RiCharde, David three singles each, S.*ndi Fulghman, Dale M iller and Ferrrll three sizs.. Erio Rabies ew,ti had a single. Turner a dnubr and a single, Bill) Gracey bat, a triple and Jan Belote two singles. Denise double for Lae Monroe inn, Caruther and Dot Carter one Rand)- Hill tim tingles, Tam single cacti For Stromberg. Hickson, Bob Hand, and John Canaan, Vii'lar. Dease was Lambert earn hid a single, credited with a hornerun.. Ora Winning pitcher, Ray Hodges. Knight and Margaret Clickk'y two singles each, l,Uida Brown laser. John LambertDawsonone single and Hazel Dawson ca Clark & flirt had a total of each. Wi chester Homes 3$ 17 hits and Stromberg.Carlson Eutone 7 Brad helen had a triple for had seven hits. Winning pitcher, w, . . ________ L~. ____________________ 'I ___________________ . 'I he Cat- 4141:11% gut vtrn I,;, __j blow fro m I )url shin - hsiiha'd - - _________ is Set Saturday triple iii the third, Jnhinnr %'ilstrn who douhilemi unit scipruil Witt "Miss of the charter CAPTAIN 11011 ORHI'I,I, Jr. skipper in the fourth and (;ruiyiluiri'c Tuesday at featured speaker Behavin" out of Inlet I larhor, was the riiit,ti', alci' in the Fourth nizht 's Coast Guard :\11\ uliar' invi't ilIV, in Sanford lit' is the son of Single run.s In the first iii '/1. ii I-i .r r. tmfl'e4 1 i rt iii, ;sr.'a Herald Out doors Writes' Itoh ()rt'ell. y ''in ru -sic I ,r.lru I P'ir' i1rsi,rrui hit'." ''n "r f''tinlh awl two in Ibm' third 'a " .t o r I ,rd turning Itmipe' Rope turning forward Oviedo points; Greater the utter seek by lamuui at SKISII Well its this, this the Cardinals a 4-0 lend ''irin. yards iunipint t,u .Ini ,iniuI you'll get an tip- Recreation Association The and jump and click heels run 25 points; rope turning h ou r Innings. They aihieri a together once during three ward-11 n.tnii',le run in the fifth and then prttinitY this Saturday at the oilier is a short jump rrpe Jumpi-4 points; rope forward and jump over double r. k.'ti the 0's For four more In Oviedo Shopping ('enter star. (t,nitr'st. It to') will be held at 10 *uctei*tul turning forward and hop in turn once in Five Itimps-il 11 in ling at 10 a in. the top of the iixth, each place with single jump on right pntnt.s; rope turning lorwart rope contest In the junnip The Orioles grit a two nut What is SKISII' Well it contestant will be given one foot 10 times-7 points, and crass hands in front if body triple by Mike lis'nsusni In tls' "iso-rely" consists of casting and hop for three not of ten jumps-il forward Rape turning first but couldn't score And in wills a fishing rod ansi trying l's trial to perform each of twelve points -ie 'irnsng haekwir.1 .'ft will he in plare with single jump nn ribt,.sn.i A'aarnl stunts this' "l'( sutisi they hall tins'n iris it.i( 5' ) rRir ('liSt into a dry targ"l preserstenl on the basis of ac- f't 10 tsnaes-7 pmurlt.a, nw. and NEW 1OURNEV ,MAY i sounds easy you cumulated points turning forward and hop fora'.sr I YRTLE IIEACIt,S.0 (API urm';u It second thoughts hM'tts'rIfhave feet from left to alternating point The stunts arid their A held of more than Commander Dun away closed .!,";l 'm pen The ('oust Guani Auxiliary is (Editors Note: Bob Orrell. The ,iml , .u; r right tall coun ts ) 10 times-7 value sire as follow s: The contest involving 5K1S11 handicaps forward for ysaungst.'ns -attn ,ire fl hierald Outdoors Writer and his the only organization approved the meeting anti the guest amateur golfers with turning ro pe turning forward arid points; Rope a of 10 or less is expected to take inenoire the accuracy with son, Capt Bob Orreli Jr., at. by Congress to nivist the United speaker was thanked with grades one 1hrrAikth eight. The arA skip 25 yArds fnrwardA , part in the first annual lialm, jump with sinRle jurnp in plario %, lll()se %4joi h the entrants are able ti, .1 rpen to ill etto Cup Intitatlonal toUrfla15 timnes- points. Bope t;rnru' points. r.'pe iurmng tr,rw,ir1 SKl.If -., Ant GO l,E'l''S present. its duties, 1111t .;r: of .rn ,n 1 ' Guard Auxuliar) meeting shere ix'rfunmsusnct' art'i pimping Indn run 2 ansi in merit May 1I13at three courses it.- sisii event ii one of two backward ansi jump BOATING SA'ElX' ttino s.nfetv was the tit of Curtis Dnnawav. Commander ofthelrscail Flotilla, stated that their discussion.) their main objective is the LET'S GO BOATING SAFELY was the topic chosen promotion of safe boating. Some of the other projects by Captain Bob Orrell. guest speaker at the regular Tuesday handled by this dedicated group nightmectir4,,o1Flotihla41,U.S. of boaters are teaching classes Coast Guard Auxitiuir)- at the in boat handling. Inspection of clubhouse on Lake Monroe. boats For safety equipment and Orrell, skipper of the charter the Sunday Sundown Safety boat "Miss Betiavin" out of Patrol. The Sundown Patrol cruises Inlet Harbor, Daytona Beach, proved to be well informed, the river and Lake Monroe, all having operated deep sea the way to hiontoon Island, near fishing boats for the past eight Delami, looking for boats in distress or broken down with year-s. "Ponce Deleon Inlet is a motor trouble, and assisting in tricky, treacherous body of any way possible. Some of the water," be stated, "but with the patrol boats are even equipped proper caution, the Inlet can lit with two sets of every type of navigated safely and small safety device in order to help in boats can enjoy the good fishing case of emergency. The nnemiibcrs of this group. offshore." The speaker stressed the ninny of them es-Navy perpoint that any small boat sonnel, can have their craft In operator, unfamiliar with the the water within 30 minutes water, should follow some of the after receiving a call for help, fishing boats through at a safe such as a boat being over-due distance. "Even with the new from an outing. According to L jetties, which are supposed to Commander Dunaway, a set stablue the inlet, sand bars are routine is followed in their constantly shifting. Channel search and rescue work. After markers could be a few feet off getting all the information they and the coast guard station at can from the caller, a check Is New Smyrna cannot move theist made of the marinas in the area to ascertain If the missing boat without authorization!" A blackboard was utilized to has Ian.led at a place other than give a "chalk talk," outlining expected. All the boat ramps the channel as it is at present are checked For the trailer and showing the hazards to be belonging with the missing avoided. A question and answer boat, and and then the search is session followed with many started. One incident recalled good points brought up by those by I)unaway in which the patrol In attendance, after which, an was called out was ii houseboat informal discussion of ctfshm'c being struck by lightning. fishing followed. Orrell, who Is Another was a boat aground on past president of the Halifax a mud flat near the mouth of the Sport Fishing Association, also Wekiva River. "All of the auxiliary units gave a detailed explanation of offer the same services." stated that by charts prepared Dunaway. "and we are on call organization, showing the best that we can be of at any time I fishing spots. Proper baits, to use, water temperatures for help." One other duty assumed by different species of salt water group is patrolling boat this fish, and some of the niethOd.c employed by the charter boat races. In order for it race to be captains for assuring good held. It ssiust have Coast Guard approval. Forins for this can be catches were also discussed. 41 The fresh water areas around obtained frommi Flotilla headquarters. Sanford were also mentioned Visitors are welcome to atwith some dangerous practices noted by operators of speed tend miiecting.S at any time, the St. second and fourth Tuesdays of j boats and airboat.s on this.' each month, at the log-cabin Johns River. the regular clubhouse on Iske Monroe near Preceding Information meeting, Flotilla inembers and the Sanford Zoo. may guests enjoyed a delicious concerning membership t be obtained at these meetings. P;e,u.,r'' ..jj' _ie" t'c..e , i'1.1.3 covered dish supper. tn's.'$ tyiadu. 5 , *4iflut stasnd woud hj.n&iiui *utfl itidwer SKISH E - - Contest At Oviedo Orioles _ __ ft~ ', :'. "' Capt. Orrell Talks On Boating Safety . - - - i.a' ' , ' - -- -. - 111 ____ ____I'l - tI_ .4 - - - __________ _______ ____________ THE SEMINOLE HiGH 880 Wteafrl will try for state honors this weekend at Showalter Field in Winter Park. Members of the team are from right) Eddie Asbie, Aaron Johnson, Billy ___ iminez and Mark Carli. In addition, Asbie and Johnson are expected to be key competitors in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. (Bill Vincent Jr. Photo) - State Has Sure Thing Betting T Winchester Homes. Mike Jan Belote; losing pitcher. Ferrell. Bruce Fattier and Thelma Hobson. Charles Long each had ° Motor Parts 17 'Business' Growing Izellaneou s n Florida's gambling guys and dolls bet an average of $67 an every trip to Pta) the singles. Dennis Hogan, Danny dogs or jai alai. From that Club Lal! Tarlton. Chris Aker. Doug Motor Parts' Josephine amount, $454 goes to the big .the state's taxMalizisiski and David Magda Saunders had a homer and a winners.. each had a single. For up1e,Sandy H&mrncmda triple payers. 'u' Esccutn:ie, Rick Billingham and a single. Joyce Clutter a had a home run and double, tr iple. Rosa Sanders and Debra Center of a furor among and the Tampa Dog Track are Almost $60 million is being Alan Birkenmeyer two doubles, Blair a double and single each, raked in by the State of Florida also virtual palaces for the troubled hcrse racing chiefs Tom Duncan a double and Caroline W ilson three singles. d uring the current fiscal year the debate over "middle greyhound set. single. Dick Merrell two Stephanie Tredwiiy and Carol from fi ve thoroughbred horse season" thorough bred dates in On the bottom of the dollar singles. Mark Rupert two Whitehead two singles tracks, 17 dog racing plants. South Florida. Hialeah Park scale, Key West Kennel Club each, singles, Paul Sessions, Born Linda Diamiuxi a smile. For seven jai alaA frontons and one owned the prized mid-January does a mere $3 million handle L1 Turner each a single.. winning Club W. Debbie Careil had two to midMarch schedule for for 111 racing programs and pi tcher, David Magda; loser, singles, Cloteal Lowery a harness track. years, but lost out to Gulf- Washington County Kennel Club Alan Birkenmeyer. double, Kathy hemmer. Joan stream tius past winter in a In Ebro does about $4 million. Overall, jai alai attendance Thats up almost B per cent was up 24.9 per cent and wagerTurner arid Delorrs Jai alai, a sport native 10 1mg increased by 31 per cent from 1970-71. A total of 17 per Supreme Court decision. single each. Motot Parts had 17 cent is extracted from every Gulistream Park has already Spain and the Basque region of "There's only about 10 minhits, Club Lui had six. 'inn1ng gambling dollar IUt the state, been awarded the top dates for France, has long been a favorite ute.s between events at jai alai," pitcher. Joyce Clutter; losing track expenses, profit, etc. next season. W. but Hialeah is in Miami and Tampa, but 15 said Johnson. "People like that. pitcher. Joan Turner. pompano Harness Track, for expected to ctuaflenge in the spreading into many areas They are bored by wailing 25 or reasons of fattening its purses, courts. The likely outcome will where people have to be told It's 30 minutes the way they do at I • Club LIi17 taxes 19 per cent. be an eventual alternating ci pronounced "hi-Li" and not horse track s. Dog tr acks also C ark top dates between the two thor- 'J*)' Alley." give them faster way to spend Horse racing d Jai alai betting was up 30.6 their money, taking an average it seems. ?or Club Lw Joan Turner had the winter season, but Incredi. (Jughtred giants. That, per cent at Daytona. 24.0 per of 15 minutes between races." is a victory for Gulfstream. ii triple and a single. Debbie ble bourns at greyhound and jai at Tampa and 19.6 per cent Running the prime dates, centWest Corsel and Kathy Bevingtnn two alai emporiums more than Palm Beach Every Gambling, whether you apat $7'L3 million singles each. Ann Hauser and made up for what may be wan- Gulfstream did in the prove of it or not, Is paving a lot 1972, a hike fronton in the state, tiJane Wallick one single each. lug interest in the thorough- sui-th of business roads and educating many 10,000-seat Miami srer.a to srv.' YORK i A, of 31.7 per cent over For Clark & flirt. Pat Shiver heeds. young minds. Let's just hope the in Day. Boston Bruins. still thirsting !or and Debbie With Thus far in 1971-72. betting on Hallandale track's previous smaller establishments each had a la ho doesn't get too money and Or ndo, s wed a state the bubbly stuff and hungry for double and single. Densest horses is down 1.4 per cent and year, but a 5.2 per cent drop tona hungry and ruin a good thing. In handle. hU6C 65th dollars, hope to do another Caru thers a double, Lynn Smith attendance has fallen off 3,7 per from I Iialeah's money-grabbing __________________________ versal of farm and wrap up the tluw singles, Betty Turner, cent at Tampa's Florida Dc,s-p.s of the top 1971 dates. Stanley Cup tonight against the Ewen ffod, Debra Tu and Miami area tracks Htaleah. Hualeah, pushed back in the proud Nes York Bangers. and Candi Ferrell two singles Gulf stream, Tropical and Cal winter season, was off a giganThe Bruins were a tense, dc- each Winning pitcher. Joan der. 1 p tic 321 per cent in betting this terniirwd group as they invaded i..ostng pitcher. Jan ear, which put the Dade Coun. New York for the sixth game of Belote. Club Lw had eight hits. MeanWhile, the dog racing in. We Have dustry which has taken gain- ty track 5.75 per cent below the National Hockey league's Clark & flirt had 16 tut ith what Gulfstrearn produced s series for the had best-of-seven bliri: to the hinterlands, has sport's must coveted pnze. a 7.7 per cent increase in wag- the same racing dates a year Motor ftrts 21 The Bruins, marty of whom ering during the past 10 months earlier. It boils down to big toes for Strernberg-Carbon and crowds are up I 5 per cent. call Net' York's Madison LET US FIT YOU: Miami, the state. Tallahassee reaped a Motor Joyce Love led Square Garden "the zoo" be. ,Jai Ab operates in cause of boisterous amid over, with two home nails, Stephanie Dania, Tampa, West Palm total of $74,000 less lruun the zealous fan, who often litter the Tredway had a home nan, two Beach, Daytona Beach, Orlando (ialfstrrazn-Hiakah team this the latter a year wes th debris, had their doubles and a single, Caroline and Mellxnarnt Greyhound racing takes and bousla, a scheduled celebration part)' Wilson a home run and new facility SHORT M gambling to cities far legalized single, Carol Whitehead a . lass, to whopping 33 per cent increase wrecked by a 3-2 ve cent Wo suiall to afford expensi Linda in double and tsc Rangers in Boston Tuesday betting and a 24. per horse racing operations. But. Diamond a double, Debts Blair we in attendance, Slacks thru size 66 the dogs are also smash, ,gt1 $1le1, They were In no mood for fun tu' Shirley Craddock crowd Miami, Sport Coats thru size 64 with urbanites in "1 QurI the young Saunders and two, Josephine, and jokes during a flight from Suits thru size 66 Bostonand Own a bus ride for Dade Wright one each For finds mire action at the dogs or Tampa and St. Petersburg. Flagler Kennel Club in Miami Shirts Dress • necks ton secluIr In a hotel outside $trCTIt'rgCaT12On.. Ora Knight jar stat," says George Johnson betting has Increased its Linda Bown, Vivian Dease Jr.. executive secretary .)f th Shirts-Sports thru size XXXXL "Fun City" before the inipor. tant. natlonall) televised and Thelma Hupkson each had Division of Purl Mutual business by 19 per cent and will CBSTV. 0:30 p.m., EDT) one single. Winning pitcher, Wagering. "And, a big factor, is handle close to $60 million b Shirley Craddock. losing put- that the horses run in the the time the fiscal books close LHN'Ung with the Bangers The hard-tuttlng Brims lint a diet', Thelma Hopson. Motor daytime. I can't get oil from July 1. 07A~~ Bisca>'ne Kennel Club, across chance to clinch the champion. Parts had a total of 19 bitt and work to go ama I don't imagine Miaxrii (ruin Flagkr, reported a up in the fifth gamt', talus ing a Suouitx'rgCw'lsuii had four. ham) people cafl." per cent increase to a 5K, ht)fl,C tracks have While the 24.1 7-1 lead as the Rangers' Bobby W L dropped in quantity, the quality million handle axd Hollywood Hauiseau scored a pair of goals Standings also did 146 million, OStANOO, 51A 324" 5 1 of their bettors remains high. Dog Track McRoberts Tires in the third period. average gambler at the but was the only Florida dog 2 The 5 Parts Motr "As tar as I'm concerned, the 5 2 hc*ies will risk *132 durm,i a track to lose business. HollyRangers lulled us to sleep" Club I.i 3 3 program, compared to only V4 wood was down about I per Ciach Tom Johnson said. -'We ShkerComnt 2 $ fur (lit d'j plats ati'i ii v_-ant cent dtclm;tpla) our usual aggrrssmte Clark &lfirt St Petersburg's Derby Lane u 7 $41 for )si alai folks. Strunberg.CarisOn m..a me, and it was costly. -. - M BY HUBERT MIZELL . 14 — ' _ ' l incher Cl — ____________ the Five riires wefe wfdeti the hoard in the first when Pi smngled and carrie around In ciith to pot the Indians in front score on two passed bails *nd an tot' the first time Ten men went! In the plate with hits teing error. TI.' team traded three run stroked by Willis, Ted Ifrn's'r rallies in the third Inning. Again Randy Homer and (r.',' the Braves got their tallies Thompson. A double by Ted without the aid ci a h't. The Homer in the seventh helped Jrwiiarie on the other hand got push the final two runs ti1s from Randy and Tel plateward i,ading the hitters were Td Imer Foot big runs In the fifth by and Randy lfm'mmer both 'a-tth the Indians knotted the ennint it thu.' hits and 'Nifliq with a pair eight-all Bill Rrs'wlie, Randy of singles Jerr, Riddle of 9" Willis and Randy homer rapped Rrave's had a perfect two r-"r 4(ts.rnr.r.n it 'he phi!.' hits in this nar,e hy tte hnidrirs 'I hi' np'o't mu the "or In the ci' onul Awl Iti)rul will , riots' out the Oriole .4 its' last three times have ut 'do 1.11th' lA'Igio' miulI,d tint linda lnnrw'l the nest three these teams owl Its- Twins s Jilt k' Cngliun'l triplet won by one run ti)its'i of effect the ItI$I pit. IIin In Seniot I,ague action tie litew i)udmi who left the CarS with two outs I n the fourth last t.' was stru,nmfrmi by the Irimilans regainel their winning iIinMs Ii, 9.2 victory over tIe Is' formula as they thrashed the cffott,c of Doria. Orioles. Breaking the shutout for the Braves by a l5- count with lhnla lviii thin' Orioles shutout were singles by Calvin vine late heroics nIok until lii.' final innim.f when the its' Braves jumped out to an four straight Ward, Victor Blair, J,os'onum losers sistiruiged coni, .-.3 lead on Indian starter Vinsori rind Eniglanmi 'mingles. Thin' Cardinal letfor the hardy hornier, who was to get game tie Top hitters In few jatms thiinmk'r was iii a later with the tat revenge t)niolvs were Vinson rind his u'.irhler but got mujil of (hmeiti five runs carrie in tho first 'lb.' s. 1iilono1 tuthi with two hit A t the plot" nine different Lap tonight in inning and nary a bas.' hit was o Is tsp iaiiie A with boo' ('ririlinals ( hipped In unnnmantaged by the Braves hilts with Mike (raydumn getting 11w' Major League as the Mark Bell pot Its' Indians on against ts'nIoni Twins, 3.0, go a double and single to trail the the Carattack Also helping ulinuils were seven errors by the -- s'iitu. Bruins Seeking 4 . 'Thurdy. ?M' Ii, Oviedo Cardinals Blast Orioles ____ -- The Sanford Herald - - - Roofing MEN's ----" Drew Duda Hurls Upset Victory - ________ i B&D Takes First With 3-2 Win JLE 1 - - \ ) :L - \.1 - - ' ,..Jw .~." . - z_- — - __ lo - ~A~ A -'e", . - - __ flit , - FOR 0 • TALL MEN! - SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS KING SIZE CLOTHES - , ',' - ttv.t' $$C - - Z Sign Up Now - - each had and Gail Gaiel States singles for United Traits Union, Mike 1.ink and Jay Bergman son Perrire triple. John two singles for United pitcher, a Mike Cosgrave Winning singles SENIOR 1.FJIGIE a single. winning pitcher. Cathy Esck and Kevin Crciuse each Rank. Mark Renaud a triple. Randy Harvey had a double nd each had Jim BasIs' losing had a pitcher, Mike Berry; loser. had a double, James Church Jrnrn Kennedy and James single, Arthur Knight Griffith. chase i tcher, Vies Edmnnds. Winning pi two singes. Roberts a David had each two singles. Warner Posdtr Pulls 6 Sanford Anthony loser, Tern Boys 3 David Bernosky pitched a no. single. Bar*Stewart had two David Craig and Jeff Hulliger Spak; t.ASSW LF.AGUF For Sanford McIntTc single. a Puffs had singles Chase and recorded singles for Chase. L4i511%g pit. each had The Powder hitter for Pony Tails S George's Atlantic Rank, Don Partain had Lexie William, Sharon b% nine strike nuts John Woods Cher. Ken Davidson Locks Jack Prosier Ford Dentin Railroaders 22 a triple and single. Greg Rape Mary Morgan, Greta Pitta, pitched a t)ure.hitter and had Tails. 'O the Pony Jack Prosser Ford ou t-hit a Anderson Scott Semtbols Sporting Goods 12 three singles. had a double and Flamm. Karen l.auwsma and 10 strike outs for Sanford Don Lively had low' hits f or single. Winni ng pitcher, David George's but could not out-score Alice Williams Kelly Edwards. For the Tom a double Police. 1'ed4 Miller. Donald them. Mike Berry had a home triple. Rachel Clarke Glisson Boys, Debra Wesley, Teresa Brown. Danny Gracey got the Railroaders. a double and three Craig; loser, Jack Gndwm. run lot Georges, Sam Watts and a single. Rhonda Gail Murray had only hits in the game, a ll singles,. Ken Perry had two and Mar) McGovern two Vaxina anti j had triples. Owen Zipperrr three ,N1AI. LEAGUE C single each. Winning pitone singles Frank Williams and Billy singles each. Ccci Bawls, chcr. Greta Pills; losing pit. singles. Sicrputciwski a double. Griffith each had a single. For Marian Ray and Pe" RA Mike Barbour end Sam Vaness AmevirnPredutFeha JUNIOR LEAGUE Jack Prosser Ford. Wayne all had singles. Cathy Gnff'th ctwr, Ann Newman, United Trans. Union 6 each had a single. For Seminole w i for s'rswoiwas Kelly had three singles, Jim hod a home run and a single 6 I Sporting Goods., Michael Wright Pony Tjii Ctvftan t arid Randy Hanson the Curie)' Locks, L.aDawn APEX won this game with Edmonds 43 PoP? Pvfl had a double and single. Mike Elks 1 nrtl one hit., a single by J(lIUi each had a double, Dan Wells Wciodall and Brenda Jackson c:, t,.., Ik t Joe Raker got the only tut for Wagner 150 doubles, Mike Bu tler Eddie Pielt had two tw trs, Tvvonø Haves, two s.inilc cach. Becky Simp- ,n— JonesandUlyessWiird had two Civitan. Robert Smith had double for Elks. John Getgen singles each Winning pitcher. _______ and Roger Mills each had a John Sierpulit ck, li single Winning pitcher, John UlyeSS Ward Doyle, he had nine strike nuts. AMERI( t\ 1.1. %('I I Jeff Patton was the loser, he had ; 6e BIG MEN! LE4Q, '1RON C -Hom e Runs Bv Tim Robbins Chase 's Bern sky Throws No-Hitter TRACK TALK George Crossley W - __ - . —— ___r ____ 10 ()811011 HeIWYD fj 1 5 C , Rog. 29.99. Sal. 24 99. EACH . ipac'ly ship si F t'atutes steel I I'll' .. - . - ' , -. - l'niflCtit$t' Iii ij.ii USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES of V Save $5 2, Puoncraft pt em, U ftj transplanting i,*ei Fealwas 2' 5` aingtj wood hfldie *ith tJlfltO53 Vevi blJrit' S m.,.iti'ut st i%h? S11,41 flC 3 stain'e%S StUI tunes, r' P'r''1..qati Pie! sJIout stained w,nmi OjroJmu w ith twatnet strap 88C f','. ii. rht Pr t'mcm 'jw° *o,jur I s!ante steen '2.i..ie sharpened V notch.!) * walnut stained wc'sud handle wutfl loathe? stnap U's ''F'U't :ujl rake Featurvs stinim,St ttet P''. ill 'i,:''' .,'.'vr.'i.i 4*,yih4ndLC 939 1Z '. 'm iut dnum includes !ft'st)lO 6' hose iii ' u,uijiU, COii,CtSIu,' .adaptem for 1 ,.','m_ittt''t *"qw,w (Uct t'.i IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN JCPenney CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Xhr Oattfarb ferit0i 300 N. FRENCH AVE. , "I 0 PH. 322.2611 The values are here every day. Sanford Plaza 10 AM to 9 PM 1 I 3fl-IQTO FOR oua cATALO0St5iC* Mon. Sat. �~~_ - _ inial - =: ',_-_ -_ -______ ~~~~~~~~~l~M~~~l~~~~--i~~~~ _~ _______Wll Thursday, May Ii, 1912--94 by V. T. HutH.s The Sanford Herold Auto Inspection Station Thursday. Ma it, 11, 1972 A- Thc' Sanford Herald rom plaints Ar e or ob e d B ~&~-, ~ ionts Keeps McDowell ,%.Tr-, 4-"S_rl CIt - _i___. 4& 40 _.- - .. _. 1 - w. - -,-. ~ i. 114' 1"_-,,I - All #4 . . .. %''. - vs Al"A - - ______ ______ _ It - victors over Montreal Wednes4a night -"I feel that when you give starting the uprising with a McGraw had pitched five single and rapping another nings of nie-hit relief for New p jip rune. vnij'rc lucks- to single to drive in the final run York-on Bud Hurrlesnfl's homr'cI for the single, it stolen base, Pete Mik. win," said San Diego's Kirby Rob kelsen's wild pitch and an 10 P°'' following ; f'- triumph over Racked by borne runs by Nate field hit t - Ted Martirwi Philadelphi:. $ f to in The Braves sco fnr:emnatr was St Colbcrt-bIs seventh, Not 41 i 111~ k7 ViI I I S - -11 cv ~, I' - _ -. - ____ ' Louis' winless Rob Gibson. iwt carried a four-run Lead into the I eighth inning only __________ _________ leballer Phil N,ekrn Earl Williams singled home the first run of the inning. Duqts - - wC,TICt O CUI&C 5*1.1 N0710E I$ MERIll 4111,1 17114l pursuant to flnCt i&IOOmP'' 04 'v Malt ts; n Ifi that Crcvt Cnjr. • pf4I tnt Seminole Ce,.ivi?y, Wd* 30t CTIt *CIIOfl WO FEDERAL vhPr4ifl 05 ASSOCIATION , O'Ofl and P ___ ________________________________________________________________________________________ - (4 cOrparostion Fo r Indians, Tvvi ri s - Notice --- - --::-- IPSP Tiorida State League. - *ssoci#-rr.n rnrss Th'i'ng Perrys '. f - - " and III Is Notice f If i tn.inAtt 1&hh1 liIitSil0 Or ___ I __ / _- I 4K I "I ' - .' ) ~ ll - ~ 30 V" I , _ 1/* Ill- 2>JFXP 1 A ~ 4 -- - per.r,i'a,w'ii,. , I_ I . - / I IP R1 ?aa'P ft A 5l,%$Ii c:f tA\ ,'XIIWW't&it,PP- I rc.(i *.1tf? its Orr, fli Ft IS ( Apr? I I'h-f'lSIl ("1q11 thO' hirrfv'c/ p,pp'itr' ,D pup,fy IRCA?1 - ' a ss-c'ir V a' play" "Will of / )I ) _1 y'tj\L , ~ ( -_ -_1 - . .4J, -iv ko I ~__" ~44 t X.-LN-, t, ~ L Is V~__ 471 I I' - by Lorry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER slitting Bimo Bull \ ( tl.otiuis 1415 JLST F6L LIIF \ P5QPt_E r''y ioti-" I.I(INI Q _ . '' I ) 311 'i3'jR 'tS't5 ) jtI4h51RA1IO4 19 ,q ". FORM Z. ,- r 1 LII - "i., (~ / -' -- - Ii OR *tliCi.4 't,)sj SRI TO 8V5L(JS1'E .4, y55r)J4 S& ) 07 ~T ~ t ;J'a I sir O, "' ' . I'II'G N'f$U$ 'C' _________________________________ - L 1 ma nusa - ,1 . ~- ))", ~V i -_-il - - ' L. - )__.~ I . or, 4 ,I ~ by PRISCILLA'S POP f-4 '. 6J I',, 1 7~ '4, .- .,1 - -I - .A.i. . ' 1 1 ,,-fr_ , - (. k' ,j".., - ".I - , '. TOE RPD4'SL C-CJ ( 1RAT't_i PC f'liJC' (7111 1 0(7141 ',vu v'strst PC'RTI kRClV atm Ae'(7ti, \,.. 551'. I C' AVVlBp R55t_ilJ(i C' A 0000 IlsaS CF r'JL.Iør B-ETALEIJ tn. TplrvV7 APT I'M AFRAIP / ~ by Crooks & Lo'wp.nc. &' ARE YOU CRArY; .0-i ç(l - . ____ IADTAISIJ ------ .3 ái 4 r Verm.., - -, 'l t L 11 ____ Al - - ep 11, I ) ,,'t. r-vr- or 4 A ESti",, f - t I'll-IC', 'lilt lL,F % ,VAJ ('T5i: \/' jl-lt.a uTi'vr crtm. .' the I*w% 01 tPP 1I&IPd StP?P5 Ct and r'aniItI. Is • at Raker delivered a pinch double c,ars a cis. .' %IQtw'd. at ... Ci..ndant 11w' Katl 1thh-rl \Vmggmns Mike Cox anc Teat Cowl. will f th (viecki Mzilor CU cett ci. 'U '•J hm-ll. Ki Legal S:anctmn. run h'! ar Dennis A. n oec - eo..-t & tt on MAN 4 W' iAigu( i 1ivi-.iui cri liit' '1 v:inis hi hid ____________ otet ,r ,ai. an ipu to the htgP*tt Chuck Stnrrett, Bill Carter and Roth Vihlc'ri, record in front row from left are Gary Palmer. -i, at hp 'eon' mm Hi. court at m. Coltish lyJudS. and be'? bidder01flitHi.catS CCvFThOUIP 04 Reginald Barnes and Darrell manager. Missing is coach Ethy Wilcoxon. In fWP% d Johnny Cobb, ,,,.. nirole Cov'its', tl and b01n0 in lot Fierky Cush Photo Prpb,tP Duda. Second row from left are Michael Scott, Seminole Coun?i,, ç i da to *1? III reLot 17. M,G14it10G( *OOr,CSN cvoPC.r WEOL'.V4 t4EiC,lS :-:-:-:-::---:-:-c-:-::-:-:-:-:.Deceased 't C-ILl. &itOEN :-: .':.::.f":'. PIP' ?hprpOI $1 A.0rdlflG IC' P,rtan$ $avfti$ All QrpdCtOri .rc 1t IS PaD' •r D.r.amdi *aI,i.l $Id ' Pubic Records 0 SemInOl, Counti. tatat. Florida TOGETHER WITH the ft are "Folobv rdIji'sResWts IoIIOWIfIC Ivenia of p'oti.r'S whIch Hot Til rPOutrtC to prp,n' ql nO?III.0 end •t tocC?PC In and t*rmaflPfltlS DiiVtJ)lUj Reach Tampa 3 which y(j Snutlwni Division claim, a'ic ari.t&i.c at a pert 04 the am Miami 3, Cocoa r Doing Their V. . I.. Pet. G.B. %$Id lard prcv,rnent Vitale ' &tos&E WEt)..,v. Winter haven , Orlando 2 IT 11 .f.OT Dherm Electric hO' watt-r hPatP'. Muim 10 at . West Palm Reach at Fort LEO tiCiGoc GE turnacs, &c NO 16 11 comt let, miikint: his major league PohiIpifl(' COUO?I (mviori has a streak of his own then added lh RRt1(T LA)W!T1 TA,3ePIIc' GE litchen chauV tan ram ppd., Lauderdale. 11w' court oPic, at 14 ii ,5U i P.ft.emi FIee$d. • P41'. 'l don't thank the mana gers ckhut, ti down the Tigers P'.00c No J7SS GE t,,.;Ii tO Astoclateti Press Spans Writer wiU three straight triumphs 2 San'0'C and Lakeland 3. St Peteraburr a' no~ 12 16 4i 5 Nolan Rvzini and Eddie Fisher Kt' West are rarje No J19S 7. GE 04th Jim and Gaylord Perry have and an earned run average that would stuifiLe the pitching rotaPompano Bench 10, Ke West racida. within ala calendar 15 423 5 Fort Laud II e a c h other. teanmi-ti for a three-bluer Lion to get us against No SD7 GE fliWOt,eI NO 'tit it together Noss if they has dipped to 202 from Inc time 0' lii. first pubi,J?iOr w.uw'r t rc 500 DI. Wall to wait carPe?no an 10 16 .35 6 D('flO Ch lint 1 thini. it would be good for Angels with Ryan pitching 4 3 Hilt notice 'Two coolet a' and working could onls get together -"Everybody's 01 IVInç room. dmnInC room. hail. Thursda s Games North Division deC10 or ttpmaflc thill I* to tvtItlflQ Itusrhalt' pitching brothers hustling their butts off," he both of us and good for baseball, innings of perfect ball before aid baths. ill Tampa Fort LauderdaLe Shall halt the place ci' rptI4pflt bedroOrtfl and t'spt'imeli' if both n us pitched m allowing Iwi tIlts and retiring tk-ivt:nu nti 16 said tale Is to be made ID tatltf dill tht'ir uun. Wt'dm-silns . saul These kid- realis want ti add'f'tI West Pmilni4 React it Lakeland coo pot' otticr the terms of sate Final ivogmeni st iU a pulled groin nriuscle. TIn- Winter fin Veil i Ii .57 good garii: (u lord hissing a five-hitter to if, claimant and shall be sworn to bt, Kill West lit St, Petershal (Semi' Thri, won agairl the Royals They' ll have U) wait about it Ited Sox lost their eigh the claimant. tilt PQPOI Or PHOflPl Caril Cleveland tv it 7-"- victor% ARTHUR N BECKW,TN P Cocoa at Winter Haven 14 .4E 4 St.Petersburg tot Of filing a in accompana0 when Cal ifornia of Alex Johnmonth lit-fortgetting the the last in over Kansas Cits of Circuit Court CIi"% . that vaulted on the strength Danna Reach at Miami 5 12 15 •4 one dollar and IiJCtl claim 0' dpchehd chance. The Indians and wins hunchetlit walk and four hits for Orlando SemInole CJMI Flor ida Ut' lndui- into First ;)lure f or son's thrrt'-run homer, his third Bench Onlandr.ntPompano no. t.t8 18 , 1..akebind by Ei'c-n Scott inert for list. first Unit this sea- flirt-i' run' in the fif th nx first tint- in four years, then of the year P4P?$* &TOOrnt Diapop" Cleft to Cleveland. __________________ _________ _______ !' Harmon Kiliebrrwsst'corul san Join .Iiri hurling eight shutout iiiAt $dlitifll5ttttik of the SPEER I SPEED T.7xa5 firehalier Pete Itrobcrg Estate a' nmgs at night en i-nuts' to home' of the season and fiIltIC of Legal Notice 113 Magnolia Aw'niip Legal Legal Notice &eo'p* WdIav.. d.c.asac one-hit of Minnesota's 2-LI victory over the his career-moving bitt within tossed eight innings P0 Boa 13 WiLL.&Si' L COLBLR'T. ESQ tICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford, FIoeKIa 37771 four ofsixUplace Ted Wliluirnt. halibut pit'i- up a ninth.mning Nest 'nrk Yankees. FIC'TITIOUS NAME " 'ENSTROM DAVIS & McINTOSH *tto"nevs for Plaintiff 14)7 ICL 5 n.'ebgtv the' NOTICE IS tiereOi p,qr tni we N07 Ihr!rbyUivPt' tria' I Iii the other Macrican lizigut- an 11w all-Unw home run list- single and two walki., then r,0d. state SaritSL41F 3 ' P..rrt *1 Nc h Sum P,,t,iIU, Ua it 1573 t$IfiC r' - ts,,iin.'jt p' 30' catcher Ken Suare threw a eouaçmfC In O.i'.lnO%tl' t'O Ito' aa.i rn57se? was st-hut gave Jim Perr) and gmuiies ltaltrninrc squee;ed us Pot' 044cc POt 'tart.. CatsaIWtt. Seminolecrest S t.. Ait.rttontt 5pt.rip 37701 DED Altamonte Sprlf'iD%. Seminole Wit Texas 1-li, the Chicago White the I'wins their cirtors- over the dnuble-pLa ball nwa to break Ca,ntv FloIrtia uncle' 11w f,rlIttsjt Coun', C bride under the,fiCiIIIOu'. Seminole Coun'. FIO'da urdlt the Sanford Florida ii In the C.u'l 44 the Count, JuOpS. 11w iroreLei tic and give Dave name 04 ¶EMJRAN HONEY P1W flafiW 04 ClJ'TURL RAIN COAt ?lctI'bo,'. name o1 kit to+f't Alto -nays to- Aonmnhhlrsr Sox defeated Detroit 'i -ti. \'anks Seminole Couv.tt. Stats of Florida . June i, icr PAW•' is a. - and trim!I inland ID LeQ1III' MECPIANILAL INC coo that we pubIIs Mat II. is McNally and the Orioles and Jim scattered rune hits Milwaukee blanked Oakland 4-0 the' i msrnv Ii- rpgtstr said ham, 114 PROBA1E , sate namC wilt, the CIte. 04 11w' , name with me wIth 11w Cleft, 00 the Circ.. C,,-: victors :irid Calif ornut tapped Boston S.- needed ninth-inning relief help In Ii the Es tate a' CQt W'I. Cleft, 04 the C,'cul' court. SernIClC 'ci Toni Brudlc twirled a four- Seminie Coxtt rlorida in ai Florida in a:cO'daflC, with the County. before notching ins third victar 14 1141 CIRCUIT COURT IN AlSO CARRIE At dOUGH I witC' with i. Di'a COU*ST'I'. SEMINOLE FOR for the White Sat, who codance to open hitter b'oa-tslo'w -of the FLCttIIOIJ, Name the pt-ovl$ic'n a' flip Fi.tiiøut last time the Indians and enabling Minnesota The Fictilout Name Statute'.. 'no WI' FINAL NOTICE FLORIDA Sei?Iyr fipifle Statutes 't *4' erupted for three runt. in fJw Seclon P65 Clo'ds 5ttuIps t55 were in first was hart on April itt. Al. West lead over Oakland Notice is hem,. çvw-i that ttit ips CHANCERY NO ia-apt Florida Statute'. if Florida sixthmain;_against Phd Met'IL, l9i'S-iint1 that WILL Ofi (rprrl- Lis 1 games uflflet'Slt*C wIll an?.tt 14th day of DIVISION P W PICOU04 RtCPd'd S liPton P Starlit" S l-.ji,iiit Mm 4 11 15 i Mae. A D 1573. pt'.sent to the ffi-es about 10 mare pitchIll I)u mind slighti tainted b) IN RI The Marvlaee at Publish AprIl 77, Mat 4 ii ii IV7 William At Bow'H000rSblC County judge Of tiIAItEb & BRENNAN Wife. the liar, that four other tc.ins es than I nornthlls dr" in a lull DECtOt Legal Notice PubliSh Me', 4 11L II 75 197 Seminole Ouflty, Florida. Piti final IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOP IN COUNTS' JUDGE'S COURT 0E077 shared lbs ICIp spot with theni runt innings. Jim said. '1 didn't BRENNAN Pluthand return, etcoun' and vWCtierl., . STEVEN COUNTY. FLORIDA SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 'Indas tht' -'ni' there on their walk nnvbod but I aunt' had 114 AND Executor oIlh, Estate of CARRIE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. NOTICE 70 DEFEND COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO Flit No 44t nwn, huLL f if gamut' ahead of Hal' lot of three-ball counts and it FOR SEMINOLE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO At CLOUGIl. deCsatid- and at sad PROCLAMATION OF rci*i or tlm* molt end there. 10$C •P FLORIDA REFERENDUM ELECTION STEVEN j IIRENNAN Umort- and Detroit in the Al. set-tILL the innings were longer m. Ma tte, of . AdndlCOO 04 EDNA L 5M1H CIVIL ACTION NO. 711157 YOU ARE HERESY 140711 lED pl,cat,00tOtrte,ald Judge forafinal SHARON LUCILLE CY'ROLIRKI m last Are 11w Indians for real' 'ftut we 've got good men sqIn DECEASED IetlItm.nt of his adminIstration of In Re Pelihar of 't THE RLCIS'ER(O VOTERS tna' ELIZAIE"Pl A BRENNAN LEE EVERETT ANDERSEN NOTICE TO CREDITORS Is it time Us Lake then serious- car conic in behind YoUr The LEO, tt.ASP4II4&IOk HAVING 31 THE CITY DC CASSELBERRY circuit said estate, and tot at-i Older PtIlIin ilt the has tHou • TO ALL PERSONS oddS ntt with YOU in that tyK Of moo 500141*) WtsHlP4nT0P4 dIscPiarQ,00 turn at such Eaecu'o Court of SEMINOLE COUNTY. ly AMENDED NOTICE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FLORIDA Dated thit tht 15th dot f Apt-Il. tilt y.iit HO' iCE Ii HEREBY GIVEN by to, DuoIutuon "The tuft ti gel excited, I situation" FLORIDA 10 TPI.EPSCI 51441114014 SAID ESTATENOTICE OF ACTION 4 Mayo' C PtIs C blow , Mayo a' is In Looking forward Li andyoi. are reQuited to A D 1117mean realis excited,' Gaylord are tiereD', YOU C"I4oLJR1E 0' VOL anc oar' C.afletbet-ry. FlorIda, PUt*Ufl' tO serve a coot a' your written TO ISAAC DUNN and GLORIA ADOLPH C'OETZ ) pitching against brother Go 0' file any Who'., address and piece coOPted IC' notified his HIM said after chalking up ArticIr Ill. Section S Charter ci Chart of ERNES TINE jACKSOfi DUNN As Executor ur.oe the Oni PoSeS it an,. on THOMAS G It teem and demands which YOU Or '.trtnr, "is after we hit a Lord one of these t± the CIty 0 CasaetD."i. FIOtIot. as *001*51 Unknown Will Ot FREEMAN. *1 STENSTROM. auaifls! lad •ltIWt Of yci ma', haul' YO are no$lf,ou tnat the rnno.c. Ida' the Ct'v sttal suo-,iPt DAVIS I MtiN1OSH Attorneys for Jim noted he's never dont it YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED CARRIE At CLOUGII stump Then Let's Set- turn of Hon Wallace on June 4 1513. during the Is-gal in the Office estate LEE EVERETT Petitioner, nimnac' tt,ala P$hiI101thitbta,tfilIdbV LEN Deceased Petitioner. whose aodrsss is Pot' quickis wt- cnnfighiourwu out bet m's' except in spring trait'Judge of Seminole teut's f or Count', mHall. Petition hat i aitc Or, vohOd tO straw' a ANDERSEN. WASHINGTON and SOPI4IA SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Office Boa 1330. Sanford. Florida the Court of it mmd see what happens to mg-Gaylord was with San In Pill office t for the County at the styled Cou pie'ChiOi' epIer,ndum r w&sHlrtGTOh, hiS wait, saeinG the above ATTORNE'L AT LAW 27771, and fIle the oralIsnal .me 'he Francisco of the National my confidenet." minor Child named In House in Sanford r orIda. .vltPitn SIR C.asseibef'r y F re Department, Itie Carl. 0' flip abOve styled Court at, Cr the aooaton of Ma? Ilyt' Fort and Yot' adopliOflOf the M-n FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING calendar months from tht time of to ft* levi imposition bf'e Ma', 22nd. 1572. *therwise a SANFORD. FLORIDA Wit .,.estioI Tits' Tribe hair notched eight League before being traded U' '0thl'*i it, levee copy of You' trial petItion and you are en'?. ft in trial the first publicalton Of and collection of ad valorel?' t ax not default 0' pleading to sad Prtition manded to ae nd *111 Attorneys for Executor virtunesinninegames and Cleveland before thisaea.wrultimate to shoc Earl Claim 0' demand mull be lit tnre t31 mliii ID or Pe$It1wier'l attofti.', CECIL Ii Court on Julie lit. 1913 be entered macins' you to,the rIe04 Publish April 20 77. Map 4. II, 1572 kb thP place of COntain writing and the petIlICn Should ret be wti BROWN of SUTTON BROWN & cause DEC So Salt- *lecIiat' snail be held in Oemarla,0 in the PetItl POt' 0141cr addiutl of resIdenCe WRIGHT, 145 Noel" Magnolia granied Ofti,t-w isep Iudpmttefl' map 0'$'lt'Ity *ttlt liie laws and of . WITNESS my hand and official and mutt be SwotO to g-antinv the 11* cla,,r,ar,' I VA. Avenut P C) Ito, 34' Orlando. bu' Potrrr. pP-'fl' d'nancst in fort, trial lrç to alec se. 0 said Cw" or tIle 17??' day o' at Flit claimant by the •000tiOrROil file the oigmal lions In the CII', a' Caslalorty IPi. AprIl, AD 1513 '., .. t0'ney. or tht same shall be voId WITNESS In', oend and tIlt 5*5! 04 be uSed in said alOctiUn (Stall DallO' same in the o$4.cr 0' tIlt Clem a' saIc S WoODs-' B Plalties shall be substantially ii, Court, at, or before the 11th, clap Of thu Court at Sanford. Florida. this ARTHUR If BECKWITP4. JP y Of April. 1913 As Executor Ct said estate ,,,, 33tt' 1: Map. t573 Cli at circuit Cowl The CII', snail JOHN 0 HAlItES ESO ONE ouESTuDh b', )SIIAL' tali to so IUOUInPo' II vat Seminole Count',, lou',. IInalt arid collect mc vatotem Windemw,-'dlp- HaIrlet. Arthur If h.cl.wIfti Jr against you for deiault well be . Florida di gore. property said top PA WopoiYian. tat Ware & hiP CircuIt court Cle'l. oh the relit' demanded in the PetItiOn By Maxine, Brown twIt t acitu,sil.cr of 304 Las' New England Avenue By Marina T VIOItr WITPIESSmv hand and the toll f Deputy Cole ccn'aining app'orimai,ty one arms, p A.ssocLATr:1l Post attics l'ILESS lit 'Till Dqputp Clecs tt,it Court this the IIn cc, l ADt-ei hundred lix?', SOVe' a:'es met'. 0' STEP4S'nROM DAVIS I White' Park FIOr,Oa 37750 Attorney l?7 Di Land 0 Lanes MCIP4TOSI'4 less Attornt'yt for Estate V F?eder,cI National txagut American League Countr', CIut a' CalsIIbetl'y, Inc.. Office Ito. 1330 PutilIsh 4pr11 77. Ma', 4. 11. It IS?? 1155 box BECEWI'TH, JR P.O ARTHUR Pt t,uitl lhsisioit improvement the of Florida state BansFast l)ñtiiom DEC 110 Florida 377" San'Oft. ti*t owned o his the recr.ahonal 1001116m means I column by 2 Inches BY M 'ttia T VPhl*'. ,it, v I. l et. Gil 19%, S'UU'tt t.p'. 7' I. Mn. 4 1) ii le DOPt Clara Ci" , *rt- use ani trpi.ss tor general Sanford Florida 37171 To small for an ad to be Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT. ill AND Nest Von. i. £ . H. DEC Ili L. Pet. L Attorney Sutton brown _____ AttorneyS to' Rtilt,oner COUNTY. City PVPO5eS SEMINOLE FOR noticed at effective? Yours I'tiltadelphui 13 8 619 I For aouolion 7 £32 Cit-vt-land a. ii, 1572 PublIsh Apiil 30 27, May A. FLORIDA In lIst Court of '1w County Jlidpe r eeding this one! A4aifW adaption P 0 Bus Montreal 12 II 600 3 11 7 611 L Italtirnore OEC-A lb CHANCERY NO 73-512 Seminole Copunt',. Fla,ida ______ City *O shall QUESTION The F lorida 3 Otianoc 1(1 II 4Th 4 Chicago to,, ,narr .pp at , ii 11 #-I Detroit t PrODSIC Iev impala and cIIect ad valatel?' Publiu' All 30 3. ta', lP40' jO4Pt$C)P'i Wilt ti ii Pittsburgh In Re Estate DI 6 13 .315 5 .p., N'st \'L tax or real pcoperly arid use sa id tat S'tDEC 461 JAMES WALDEN a. a StAll of tar ooueoornen cOnstvuct St. Louis 12 .439 5 5 11 .313 lkistun 1401.ALD JOHNSON. Ilu$OPn0 strew paving Ovid Ill II,. Caurl 4 the County Jiidpe- SLAPS' WALDEN e' SLAB'. VieSt t)It.'iIiIfli 4 5 12 Milwaukee NOTICE TO DEFEND .ainag,pioqranwlthlnttwCr!yOf' WALDEN Seminole C)UiltV. P0(10.1, 211 7 Houston THE STATE OF FLORIDA 't' Deceased the pa't'ctpat.Of' basis ,staDlIst.eC In Probate W0SC .,OtiPuSt.lPl Los Angeles i 0 .l 1 IIDP.'l.. C To Ali creditors and P.v'tont Hcv.nt Di Cii, 0' Casselt,et-v', R eso,hior Estate 01 In Yin! Divislou ."l Sit*tl cr.oen, ii' and uS any Su'plut 417 .I. ?dil'!' 14 c laims or Demands Against LL0A P Sf.t-' San DICgII 10 1.2 .4.55 . _____________ Dv Bc's Pennsylvania. IS%, and general City puipalet Deceased Ethic. Athmntji 9 34 .391 0' FOr AdOption -0' Nov are hqteb, wtiose lot- PflOwt- 'haIling address is C1L e'W Mtriitt,siitii 14 4 778 70*11 Ct,dltert and P,rifll Having Cincirmit I :11 .381 r, Against Adoption No"It '71I,'C Sire.'. Di. Dot, retilsefi and requi'ed It, pretpn' ant 303 or Demand Against Said 1i. Claim Oakland 12 5 ,795 QUESTION THREE 'Tti, Cot', Sore 1rIiLlMt' tt in 333 Pervnyivania tSIOl c,aims and demands whirl' you. 0' Estate' Chicago 10 9 shalt lou',. impose and COiled? YOL' ARE HEREBY P4C IF lED Yiednrsdp'sftrsnfta 'tot and each of you are hereby tithe' t yuu. lila', hOyt against tnt real propeil, and California 8 U .421 6JOHNSON ,i.$ tiled d valofe" JAMES WALDEN. ,,t LINDA SCAII'V mimic of present requ,red to ratified and Chicago 4. Cincinnati 2 " use said tat to Circuit Court and the Petition in J WALDEN ICXAIS SEt-ItS' .421 S1 'r 8 11 1 Claim and Demands WhiCti vcs or Acouir,anopeng'.en bet! Snie t)it'gi' L . PInb&'lptua D Seminole COunt.. Florida, for Deceased WALOEN late kansas City 8 13 .381 7o etttw' a-I you ma', have against the SEAIt'i containing approsimatelp One Atlanta 8, Pittsburgh 4 a?. 4 estate at LEDLA P LTEWAR'T. said Couch', Pt, the Count, Ji**gt 01 Disaolute'iatMarri*Pt.and you seven acres mote of San Fruncist'i. 7, Montreal a' hit required to serve deceased late 0' sa id Coont',, to tvie Seminole Coun', FioI'id less and o*n,0 Dy Land 0 LaP.. 4 , hi NED Yirdnt-sdas's Results Houston 10 St LOUL'. 7 Can.it,ee', ivy. Courtly JudV' 0 Seni.noie Count',. office r' 11.1' CJiJ" hOuse 0' sac w'ltlen OtIs-flue'. 'an, at country Clut SantotO, FiO'idA, wiltfl'd' JULIAN. jR.. OF STEP4STROM. at tIlt court Coulot, his office in improve City 0*0cC Fsoi'ida. Nest York 4, Los Angeles 3 MCIP.'TOSH AttorneyS ho' calendar rviOitth5 It-øtt' the t i me DAVIS I *cqtctiOoel facilities and reuse of said Count', at Sanford 14 Innings Cit-vt-lund 7, Kansas City 2 Wt,05P 03PI% t POs' Petiliorie Develop construct a 1 iO'.tia within a', aler*lar moOttit 0' tt,t fit's' R,Jb'lZtQi of ti, pQ1,Cr Thut-ada 's Games Ctiicugt. 7, Detroit U comnptetwnslve stree! paving and tram th, time D the Iir%t pijbliC&hiOit Two copies t taCt' clan' or Demand Off iCC Box 133. Sanford Floeida snail stale 32771, ant- Ill the original *1111 the a'amage program within the City. Houston iIteuss 2-I or Diembaltimore 1, Texas 0 a' tnis notice 'nwt, copies 04 .aci thAi bf in writhe g post off ice Clerk of the above tl,lled tout-I 0110' "replace O reSidOnce Claim o Demand shall belt, wrlttng ker 2-11 at St. Louis (Wise 3-2) MInncsota. 1tCst York 0 ci Use an surplus for g..l place Of resIdence address of the claimOnt, ant- shall be bee June 2nd 1572. Othet-wist a and Shall state the 14Th Angeles Singer 3-2 and Milwaukee 4, Oakland o ultimate ludUmen' *1,1 Cltp purposes and most Office ade%1 to the sworn to by the claimant nil avet default For adoption John 2-21 at New York C1fon accompanied by a tw' entered again' you for the nele' and till attorney chill be swOtfl I,, by arid Claimant, Ago wet adoption dollar it' II,, PtIflon such 0e'nandtO tMcAndrrw 1-4) mmd Sewer 4-li. ing fat 04 one fil or her at agent , 'he Claimant, he' COOP c CII, 04 CdSMe$Detvy asOcial W.TNESS my hand Thwtdums Gums s ht te'nei and arcDmpariitC by a filing clam a' Oemafl000' tc, tiled shall Dr Re-solution No IS shall be avall.Dle d.-nig It' GAY of *"I of Said Court an the tat of one dollar add wct Claim Di' yclO Anita 3-3 tit ,o' Public inlpedtton at P1w otlit. a' Soil Diego MA,. £1) II'2 S CHARLES S WALDEN 'Texas tGogoktwaki 1) at demand no' IC tiIw shall be V041 the city tIe') øuring business tiou'S PiUbadelphut iChanipton 3.4), e. As aomtnlstratof of Dorothy S Williams Yb' IC laid 4Ulfliet 24th, N Sari Francisco iftryant 11-2) at IllilUfliuft' (l ARTHUR HBECV,WI7d4, this. Estate of As Psewt0' I the Last Tells Notice shall be ploted ti Boilon 'Cuip 1-3) at Clots fl4 Cittult Court SLAPS' JAMES WALDEN. Will and 'leilamifli at 10 Montreal flcnko 1-2j, N three (31 public paces within me Seminole Courtl Coufl' y. r e',ga nut (MCSserinuith 2.31. N &10, LE-OIA P SILWART. Ci', ont ,rieullp rId pii4 Itiw'C Oni', gall Sc'hwduk7d By Maxorw brovs,11 Wt-''' Anti Sil each weei in. i,.ntot- Herald O Chily gall FnlllU)'s (,nnies D.put, Ce-ri SLABS' WALDEN tor lose (41 coun.cu$Irv wellS prig. STENSIROM DAVIS The Herald are Los Angeles itt l'hiladeLphmii, deceased STENSIROM. DAVIS I to June 1572 Friday iGmimes It4.cINIDSH day 04 All * this 7541 , DATED MtiND3tl STENSTROM DAVIS & available to you in 8x10 reprint size 15 Florida Slate Be"1) 1572 Pot' Qtt.tt Box 1130 MCINTOSH TexaS Ut Cleveland. N kjltr 23 Lao Loegi' at Montreal, N for $3. (SEAL) Banslinac Stale Bat-st Flo-rios Pat' Office Bc. i30 Milwaukee at Minnesota, N San Francisco at Nest v Cut-Id F Boa Suite v Sutle . WIt Sanford. Florida DeL-alt at Kansas City, N Mayor 15 SanforD. Florida 37'? I San4or. Florida 32fl1 for tswtr CIty of CasseiDerr Ilattinwrr at Chicago, N Attorneys to, t'r,non.'r Chicago at Atlanta, N AprIl Ma', a. Mat It II. AttorneyS to' Atwnintstratuc DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 tt ti PDliIS Map' Buttn at Oakland, N PubIS' Me', 4 Ii It *54, 21 1913 Put,iii" Mvi, 4 It. 1 71 1513 AA St. 1,outs at Cincnmuti, N OLD r.ro:i Oil :: Nt'%t \'OTt tit California. N DEC Ill Pittsburgh tit flcusten,N - ________________________________________________________________ I. have the houston Mtr$ explode for Ma lie was helped bs three double runs and bent the Cardinals IN pto'r. Gibson. f-4, was helped to a 4. 3 Lead b) Ted Simmons' grand ELewhrrr in the National the Nest York Mets slam before the Astrns teed off 1.mguc. nipped l- ;mwric'- 4. tm 14 in- on the St Louis act- and two ningl., Atlanta battered PItts- relievers for their atxrun eighth burgh 8.4 and the Chicago Cuba Roger Metzger started it with his first nui)nr League homer downed Cincinnati 4 MDowcll, obtained from and Jimmy Stewart capped it ______ __________________________________ I I If, majors-and Fred Kendall, on five hiLt and two Pirate erKirby survived five hilt and roes in the seventh inning to (it'- Lego! Notice /Tt st?Al w ouw-t't'iIPht NPPII IIISRP. nitRic if P.tI;MlCtrui Vt,,SI thu'i'ttt'I I lullS? lSPuI.A or fti s-Il Ii. go rt' Af$t't it'rl AJ'i I t,ttt no iflt', ctittltiytt need be U ANN 1W'iKOW%N; Ntders ti'i present the board leave the ear tiuring testing, anti A wot'It session was held to with plans for mri'sip waiting This should 1w In a fenced area reMiulfitiltie *'m-v;tI In see that nvrsti$tAte c'ompiaints of Si'sms' stress fjicrsoitssthcstantt(i stithiRilte and a roof over II they ge t 111111 11w safety area 'eskIents who had problems at the motor vehicle inspection By George WCrane, PhD., M.D ttatlon in ('asselberrs-. pRi.i.1uup.uiilI*'"'' tt"U.tl .. ',ttllIi' 1'l StillS ligil, Mabel is typical of mUIn a letter to ('ommis.'ciin Ill liii' igt' all LtiIlati,tit, 111.11 Chairman Greg l)rumnionj, lions of smart wives of SIlilillil 1111W ia'vomnt' III II',ISt -'flP Jack K. Walden said t- hon union members, Such Si had investigated complaInts women realize that 'fair is needed to prevent hut It I'. lilt IItll$'tIl,ll tim in pt1l'sll procedures at the stittmon personnel at the the killing of the goose that mt,i',s ,t,l,us 11111 Ill-IS .)'l ill 'tie said 11w lays the wondetmI golden tatn had not operated wIth eggs of our luxuriant "free 'rrooper 3 F. Worden when the lutt 111,1111*' ut i ilIIlltlI'Ih enterprise" system. litter was first brought to ,ii,tI i;itlnsi ,.il '"ILllhl ,utiulliS .ntttfltlnn and to the attention of oil Wallis, 111,111' u'tuls .11. -I Il 1' 7n \t.,l-i -i 5 the in-spectors., II. (' dCarl) If ittul V. ,uiit III I et'elsi .1 aged 111, 0. t ill' it Ill' of.1 and Virgil Neiders. -' . s)mot'I libstill tIle Itiss' itt'I III .in Florida statutes No, 3Z 22 madist. (*11111' tit liii' tat tilt It''. 111111 kind 3352k state the statewide "l)r - (';.t ii', tlti- 1 iu'g.0 it. l:tir I'll ir1 ut 111111isli 11mg l'Ilt tli,it tiits r-espnrisibility and supci'vison 'l'ni st,r,' I retn r'i'nit tIlt' at in lt'5 c11t tflfl%ts.I lugli V. 1'llllsllut'lut, itlt of all nlcitor vehicle in-sçn'. -tmnn thinking at tii.is ti-c million'. IlP tlu'.iI1s tuili Ik ll lit .11i1'l stations, mind their itt I)t )lef ss ives tI't labor untIlfi I MVI 1 l'('.11 ptii( hating pots I'm III pagi's k.'t operations will he e*ntt'illtt'd by me,nlwr's. the .-i k Illal "I used lit teat-li li-oak- stoir ill'S'. Slt.1Pt't'.. the F'hondn highway Patrol Itluttigti we s.'hlitmn (.111 keeping in high St haitI beThe problem involved a Thi itiiluua.Il 14.1111 11 III I titir lutisbantis In tort' our inunalge. so 1 55011. mother who came through the get sliutte for list t't'iii is iiiIt'll till .d uni on niectings, live t'r ss hat In,tIll' uiition It',itlcttjflfl with a friend a nd her "it in ill 'ii eat It si' iLl N e -it '. 0111-t'.4d tit ehllulrt'fl. She % .,I-, tall that her CI% vi'll alit-itt a Iit't'/l' till lit- sires did runt register pi-cwrls' t)it' ts'itp'itr.ltlThs ,iti-tI fat_ti,1rfit Lli isitti St i's i'l'., .1 iUIV lilt I-in the fit u- and that sIn- ru-s anti emplin'ers in gmluir itis li,ishantls is age is ttuilil leaders 110100 iii sos-i('-V.1111 Uti pill It It ill should back up and t again nat, as ti ,hi. has tlotIbli'it ssitli (ar-hung suttsidi.ii t base the public lwlii's 52w asked if her friend and the t'ars. but eorpttl.Ititill prohlit t,iils children could get out of the car Koi- weojst'vate little tamS t'ats ti)lltL)tlult'%. 11111'. 11,15'. me no gi i-.ati't than sIbillt% of being Its 'r1ratmttlts' 0111 -ls iilttttmt $1 0 ,hi itfenils till to avoid the Li, that f,tu? hurt when she hit the brakes islicrm' we must budget and stock ii'lling around l' SMART UNION WIVES The inspectors refused to allow keep books. share. them to leave tIn- car. H1 V.1' have an tlflulethi \t.II'Il ti pilu's tb' 111111 IOta is ill ii,i 111.1111 ti',ut tills Tite Inspectar, later were I,)j inc. s mmtp.uthv Ian m,In.'tgt'' iii 5lli.tit stis es itt 11111011 l'I .E.SE It-I Shill t 11551'S b Wc'rden if this request were members. coiiiptilt' the Illp4'tttllI' repeated they should allow the Anti mans' of US awn a Ige returns itit ts-1iit'.d inaimr Far our skilled wotkt'rs td ,children out of the ear as a 1 it( Arnemü-.u? )i.is e martieti thou' t'ontpanies ftinerica safety factor Neuters refused For esample my buschoilitil ItII Itt'S, fi s of nil 'Tiii-ii tttes' (-.111 take thii-ii In instruct his inspectors to sh,tu's ti_toil and I bought 50 met St'il nt,ut ()MCI' tt-.11-h('rs. it th this idiht-ms Is,,ine .11141 lu'li directive ci,l1Ipl General Motors last fill, .111(l other i etliic,ittI ,gil ls , unless It StOS delivered to hillt tInt' the it ihil (1.11111% iii Inn be works for the-nt and station in writing Like Mabel, many of this-iii lit,ils' lInSI itIl)tIltttIS Illimlill Warden told Drummond this felt loyal. itper-att' tln'ir tiatnes on an leaders SS'hlO arc lnl'rt'lv tis'liii' poce st-as $79 tm is not the first necuranct' of tack elIcient budget •incl Itt*is ing to incite more Ill,uIl.igeof cooperation between some share. , tii'iit -1.tbor contras ersie'. tutu baa e been able it) bus s Seminole ?tI'Vl in..spectCrS mmd '-C?iia,ntci-h' net in come siitmre--s (if stt-k in Aril oke uimiwarrantril sit IkIS supervisors it eth assigned imt'tunted to 75 cents per fill Sentt for nw haatkl,'t troopers lie said he felt that share, which meant an anAnd these smart ssis es CoInmnn Fallacies ill Logic those extra persons in the car nual profit for Genera l could get out if desired and Sintor, sit -, -k of about &I,00 realiv' that fair play would and Political Tricks," i'itt'lt)s' dictate that if ss'orters got lug a long stiunpeul. n'tumn stand in a designated spot n a $i9 share. outside 11w building their wage scales doubled, etis elope, plus 2_5 cents. "iVeli, that is harris' a ''OF six public inspection our union then the stockholders sltouild C,..o ii, ml,' n sri "tits, to stations, only this one has this rettin'i So why do . I.-". likes', ise nt-ceise double ttti' alll. n.,I-rt'.r, .nel"i"t..i 0' li-adt'rs keep selling abcmt ,&stt'w't. ,.4.t,,,ii'l attitude." Walden said. ,e.ts to eni. typl'i std pvifltluii old dividend rate. of profits exorbitant nf Ii. nii• the for Drunimnond suggested the e,.ts .h.ii ,,, p. nJ AsYslabelsuggests_iffirms 'ileis ICop,,ioli% IllS personnel board_rec-ornnien.l American finns? _ WORRY CLINIC With t,c.breakifl two-fin for another fllfl, Marts Perot evelant iurin the winter, with 8 III- RCHI I NISd-.0 Mue'e7e41 home the third h is won five if San rrancl'co's pinch triple le May bnmercd and th N then scored himself when n in the ni AioeIallMi Preffs Spnrh Writer ei&t %stctt"os and Is the MOM Al Oliver 1rnpped ter fielder reai.nn the I t.ptu'e Glan are Saninrint was charged with the cen NIekrOS fl boll defeat still in the league 'l hear Siiu Mrl)(IWeU nn Oliver belted a three-run to a 3-() The D,gers jumped "I'll Wit you, this club makes 'Uiy Kirby talk. ou'd think homer for the Rues and Bob le ad against the Mets with the were subscribers to the It a little easier for mc out Robertson a solo shot. a collecting get Frank Rtblnsnfl Left' (orne7 theflr% that "I'd there," he said ' The'rt Carmen Faniofle highlighted -nrinez single In the first tirig the rum for me If I can nether be luc-k than ge ." club cl ose, these Inning and Is solo homer in the a fmr-run fourth inning with a tmkt the othet 1.1 double as the ('ubo third But the Mots pecked two-run I've been guys will gel - "1 would sa Reds and won for the awn% at Al Downing and finally downed Sudden Sam held the Exp veitr, and I &i'i u, far the seventh time in their last p n the eighth on RuMy as you can get-I-I ca u ght clo s e Ir mean vcr liick.' said San as eight starts. The Reds half run Fron'tsce's McDowell after through sevt'ni innings-and the Sthtmhs home The winning run came with dropped four in a re running Ins record to 5 4 wi th , Cianb. erupted for ala runs in the eighth, with Tim Fuentes two ou t In the 14th--after Tug - _______ 'IIr 'League' ( - 11. ~._~-, -- I rm In . , C - ,..IF t, * --41-411, 41p- 1 G'* - ALLEY OOP 5ALoiJFY t_Ut QjJITØ Pi44TVlt' ?.'ri- ¶ 4' h4(whFy' J- - -- AT L!-5 -. 't,-. u)W" f 1 1 1ii T"r >4 - # &M , 7! Id Ja _'5 7 U, ~ 1/ d, ~ I Dr. ' $ , , M by Bowen & Schwarz THE BADGE GUYS LJGE MY Will? ARRE6T FOR ALL 'T14O6E Cis T1 - c7 -A-f-. GIANT SCREEN! GIANT VALUE! ,. & '....0" _ ____ ( )J __ i'M 60 HAMEP LJjLL *1! - by Bill HOWTIJI. GT. STRIPES ,,,FOREVER Wi r4 Sttil THe. ARCH&'T" 'F4€ f(.IWIAPJ5i " as c-i &L 46wa by Dick Cvoihi WINTHROP and above a . at at a' ' a mope. and aiidgme 1 and and Major League ~- aged or the - I . Stan ngs ULONDIE - taeen and us. r- "-. 1x2 and owned Gordon - r 1 k ol - aria - ad - . - ' The RANDALL' Cd 772W Tti.s t,.'iijSQmt' lowboy console 11 ,ri,vti, tine detaItfl'J If'i'Oiig" "urn the tiee*d Owerrlafbg", lp'f'd Ic' to bate r At - The FLORENTINE CA M .i%Plj,I5t).,,'Ij tI '.1-I t'l, ,tif,l,i,',t caboet is sstt,ii,t,-.I ,i,tl, t,i'irii - -' ____ - BEETLE BAILEY \ Te'y'R &tJRE tap on '1 uus4.* r1 I - - A ~- v,i - . . . -_ -,-- _X - . Mutt Wjr Tk6'R TWO 55 The.'. ofO IC', pme CE%% _-. TP65 '\ tk, _h, - . - lp4 I - - - - L -A:~_____ el I owed tia'iunvj lop Jiiil a illAbsivi, '.'.touied bate With titiiilec, ( aslofs ta" and -_ _______ zNNowIT. \/ P40 T MAat . .-. __ - - _____ - ' ' I ___ I ' 'WItvwwo4 . s -i . . 'I, (zr_ fr 77 I -. çj) I, __ a comoretwistive Said .4 r r . . - . -' 'ri-4e, (, tL. 'r4J a,r r \ ) ' E T' IP ITS TAILS' \ post and _ '-sua,.r n,a.. ooTTL.I,.L "-13 hIL F'UJP A CC,1h4 As-JO ITS IIEAD5 "tOIJ " ., U ThlN( IDOhtr f 51-KXJLD i111 an open pram sean _____ met_i5. ' t.s , - ç (Th \ an, ' a -a 4 p,unotvd Llio,naccjlr area a' I( \ i , Glare-Han Picture Face siaty a c'vv - • Custornmiied Tuning tOO IIJII(lcral'e(l Cll,iSxl. Super Gold Video Guard Tuner of Titan a' of - - 100 PIctuIr Tubs' and si Automatic Firte-tunirici Control At fj' 1lcuruJ Twin-Cone Speaker and Instant I,I ) ( ( t ___ IC o)i ~ '~) - ) I 't A LX, ~~ tA 1, '. , \ ; ".. il .-- k ,_ - I ) \,~_ 1 . O~ Zi -7 " A- I , I CD s7JjL' A CIi4Jd and and •,_ and and arid - ~ j election 7 1 1 - Record live' or I rm FM/AM radto WorIs on batteries or AC IOpIIC)flaI) GI4IrICd daIitI cob' FREE FACTORY AUTHORIZED TV SERVICE DEPARTMENT Our 25th Year Of Serving Seminole County 3MONTHS Service Policy With Any Zenith Purthist THE PHANTOM .7, A !!I .D I X, ______ t(/j #WV wr -------.-,- s"It ifk - '-t i .- - C ;.. ' rik*.' \' •)P(- f-I f,il I,!(-I ' 'I- ;t4' State - appearing in ,==% - _ ,..-41" i'll CAjii (CIMi.ANp5R l4CUii(Ii lP,ONS istt() nf i') 'i'Z71 I AIP4& yIiti0 I&h,V t'. tiii'tlif li.'.4tb , -' y Lee Falk and Sy Barry '" /t.'wi I 41I hit 1 tp'.Au.,'43 n1 ta'tp,'.b (cNIlNL.t ' ,.' .I,s,f bA,A " / I. ., I'.&Cl ,t .q I' 'i I l/ 7 t nIlt I .ii_j" (GAuAtlPtW 4 Sanford 41 ~ ~_~) I i 1ik iAl t)i ,. ' l%Att's ',,. .i p .' of, 'l I . PP !&tc?R"i .ItI . , 1 3 i ? / "'''It I. nce , ' The SEVEREN • CO23W __ in 4111 09rtatt- Replay" Cassettes '2 i t#Iö1 -- �________ - -% -- - - - _______ - = - 3 ' - - - - -,-.----- I_._,. - - - --.---. . - _ --_- ___ _.- - II, 1972 1 Scheduled Lost £ Ads Found Gold wire ,l,,u,tad r4 tanQular PItocai. OESPCLT(. BLIND WITP4OLJ'T IPIIMI GordonMr. 337.7070 Facility' 3 iACED W'. & tOwihC (:cilman Helen Keyser, a will be P'e'P30% 0-I(0P'1.C.. £'%.t'l&.j% opponent of gasoline across Wymore from his motel Ca' '4rc probably will have gasoline it" ':n Public hearing has been set by station overbuilding, insisted and Sant oro rob are pumps. Mrs. Keyser said If the them p.m. May sufficient numbers of for 4:30 Council city Holiday Inn has gasoline pumps N) to consider a request for a within proximity of the planned ARE YOUTR O U BLED' Call 1l that the Spring they will face SR 436 and not motel and so' we Cart ,.a variance to permit a "gasoline *4 01-sr £ v ?% or Teens oumurn facility" to be con- Valley homes, south and east of Wymore In other business COUfli1 tructed on Wyrnore Road as the planned motel should be Dating By Computer bids for a hydraulic referred from this type the Day Inn motel protected part of be installed at the fm o r ,,, to hoist kvelnpment. (lt'velopriwflt. By DONNA FSTKS -. ctin ,,, I ,. Bruce Kessler. representing SnoI .nult ont casc ,arnI. $dd"t%% *Qt. and 11501w umb.c in cpnfldInCI to C S V. P 0 no" to building Councilman T.A. Radloft maintenance joined with Mrs Keyser in dirrctcir of public works for the nuttel chain, said the conios. Cocoa, Florida, 3347) and recommendation. c'ept of the Day Inn is a cut-rate opposing the request until study on a request action Delayed letter said a Kessler displayed z&solrne pumping Island and 33) SOlO from Clayton gift shop. along with a to carry the signature of the for annexation CIIitr.I ttai,'Ii' CpurcPs on the acres for the 46 building inRealty restatwant, swimming pool and city's former of 436 and 1-4 Announcements riuttel The motel to be built in Spector, pledging building southeast corner property is project inuntil a map of the permits for rooms li AlLamclntC will have h ki,,imer Fun with a Zoning requested in and be located north of Spanish cludtr.g the gasuline pumping presented. CPsIldr.r .IGordon Perceptual - the at t conuncrcLal. Apartments. Although facility . would be issued. Adopted on iecor4 and final Swofford Mayor Lawrence been construction start had Inspector had reading a swimming pool or. scheduled within three weeki, said the building continued to the letter, dinance and the to write authority no Ecssler said, it iin been meeting adoption of an tiwid awaiting a letter from but a hearing should be grunted next amended occupational license rit%' that the gasoline facility on the request. Kessler also OTdIn9Xh-C. Holiday mu_ pointed out the new nermltted. iok. Ii 1w _______ - - - ' e and roadlnQ activities. swimming lffltruCtlOfl trips $IoyI and girls, Oaf 4-7 Call 938 5701 attpr 430 p m Limited Enrollment irace 4 Cards of Thanks - We *OtaiC like IC thank, everyone lot thi cardfo. IiO*.r. praiarL thOuQPitfuIflPSt, and sympaiPsy extended to s* during our recent bereavement [RN(57 Its. Far'tlt 01 F SHENK !PIth) Business Opportunities - W i 1k f r _ 17 Week Chord COuttt WaS•'. 373 1371 -. ;fk is, eSIcrst lflStrijmeflla' l' Trumpet. Trombone, Baritone, and Oth.tS T.acts Irs your ,m. : JilO ; - 1226316 Financia l $ - H cotnolidat iot LOInS up to $2.O o.. turflhlut'C. I3.0 IS.00 available on 2nd moriQege r,ai ssta•s FAMIL'Y CONSUMLO FINANCE SERVICE. INC., uo s Magnolia, SanlotO 5774517 ' -kj1--2 ff n~; _____ : J Male Help Wanted t3 - ____ -- - f requited,.l?'e 10 p,vild route, sober, S day's week. ban dabie 327 laM. ilctnlI - . - . I ANN CLAFFEE, Kathy Finn and Dawn Lnsley show their string be entering them in the pictures to the class for approval. They will May 22-26. Middle School Seminole math fair at South (Marilyn Gordon Photo) through trial balance, E 466 Santora Area, PLOYMENT. ".. Mile Ott 1717 Bookkeeper, CassPihert"v, Regency So 131 3100 Young Man, weii groomed. f or 0 SEWERAGE PLANT PLAN OPERATOR Growing privately ownpd utility company nP.dI operator or trainee Many benefits Phori. 134 lOU Young man, to be P.01 food 1111111,1111 I. and do prep work No ,vpes' lance necessary, will train Opportunity advancement Apply in person to Holiday sousa. 704 P4ortt' Blvd r . 0.L a 150 for &.nP'al heir wAnted Ap?r It, person to Building 20. Sanford Airporl Nra Y ork FsHH Company WORKING 1-OR (MEN. Mature, retiree ,.r'.,cemen. Ideal SOME 'yDøsQ. butt Of fading United SOIvtfl!k '::'l lid Announcements 3-Announcements #--Cards of Thanks Hall S-in Memc.riams è--Business Opportunities 7-Instruction community referendum on June 13. and the 5-Financial and ment u MARION BETh_EA association once. However, he fiscal year will end June 30. said government business takes Brown questioned if it could be ORLANDONORTH extended Until Sept. 30 and Employment l'rivutc groups who wished to precedence. received an affirmative reply. In another issue. the matterof utilize the Town Hall for Freeman said the village 0-Male Help Wanted meetings must now conform to the municipality hiring a on'. Is scheduk, according to Mayor tified public accountant was could function under the 14-Female Help Wanted - Susan E. Thomas Kathryn G. Bowet, 1.vum A Hackett Riirbar4, J Bradley Isabelle M. BeaU Donnie S. Daniel Aviv Lou Klincline Verlilia M. Purvis Harry G. Pesdey 31-Houses Fur Sale 33-Farms & Groves 23-Lots £ Acreage 34-Mobil. Homes Notes 35-income & investment Properly Stephenson, Deltona 34-Business Properly Jemut' 37-Real Estate Wanted Misty 1. Loshaw, North Estella M. See) Oto It__ itIIit'5 _______ DeV ine, Lake Mary Sanford: Wesley Filimim Paula Lynn Whitaker Milner F. RyaLs Rub)' N. Jones Eudell Richards Recrealal DISCHARGES Will Harris Hattie M. Moore Marilyn J. Futrell, Chulucta ,JunirsM Cherry. Titusville Enizna It Wages Orlando Lecil 41-Bicycles 47-600ts Oral l'rC Needed Auit, Sales Looking for native Flortd.an 323 1230 Ask for Don or Bud Truck Drivers Appi in person to Scol'y 's .-4me Bu,ldPrt RI 416 Altamonte 5pirsgs Bid 1)1 2543 Park Drive 333 7430 Earn while you learn sales managernelst 117000a eitra Income while you retain your present '.ilc'rr"en' Write 505 I IA VS Drba Domestic-Child Care 17 11",r .r, n.y home S yf/il 'are Ic' "k;tcest ci.t p Wnrklr'O foreman, eep.11en:e0 wages open Also a spray painter, basic riDenI.nce in spray pain ting. wages operi Eicellefl' wo'tlnC co.idil,oni with benefitS Apply in person to Castle Custom Cabinets, 30 No"IP Cypress Way. Cats*iberry Cabinet Makers wanted. alserTibla. hardware, or formica, no phone calls, please Apply in person to Rumney's MliI*Ork. Bldg A2- ' Martha C. Caldwell Elijah Ranson Sara C. Carney Grace Gettul Marcella Perricelii Ada L Williamson Mrs James Smartt and baby and 44-Sports Equipment - Merchandise - Furnished W(i. 65* a,rs, M[P.T5 1141. 1 r5I 3?r'r' AOI'AOMt P.7 adutts-WC Prt IS y1f. 7" 51 Two b.droom upstairs furnished apartment, centrally located I,. Sanford Newly redecorated, adults no pets Silo per month Phone 313 3713 DeLANO Large 2 bedroom turnithed apartment AdultS flO pelt 715 717' tI1P. Park Sanf'd N'QP.'s 171 tIe, 3551 lMMtDl&'I OPENINGS FOR WORkERS FORE LIFT DRIVERS. SAW OPERATORS. MAINTENANCE MEN. SAWMILL WORKERS, s'rAcEERs ASSEMBLYMEN, CUT-OFF MEN, GENERAL Baby sitter for S n,pht$ a wets. 4 13 373 1461 Maid needed Room I Board In eachange for keeping house Apply in person to Harry Pinkerton PA w Market Eepr'eencad butifletS woman to work at r.csplionls' in pfsy-SIc Ian's office Age 30 to IS preferred Reply to Sos 40, care of 'IPse Sanford Herald. P O BOB 155,7 Samford, Fla - 37771 Beau', Operator See Mrs King 01 Jack and JeOn's Beauty $alon Sanford Piaza, Sanford IX WANTED HELP PERIENCED WAITRESS Apply In W. son to Glenda's Rettauranf W Village 0.11 Truck ¶.rrn,nai, 1300 French Ave sitter, over II Even,ngs Refelence's Call bttote Noon or .ftr, s 333 Pan time' waitress Si-Auctions Esper.,ned Good wetses and esCeIient tip., Airport Inn. P'ppr le'minai. Sanford Airport Santord Realty Wcw'lP. Iasl' .5555.41 Dry, at Ruth Mobile Homes 26 - Rent i-'. ''-' - " iii --STEMPERSE? hR IN LAW apartment 11 -o '..1ed In thIs 3 broom 2 bath 1 1, -- '1 balls tv..Three bedrOom $lS.k'i.' ' I.'. j,.,ets Pars area f.t.at.(vnQ •viIAb'e ''a ''5 1712 a f'Cm '.n, tAd t.p - '"C ',"ct' 'C ;' House Sunday 1.7 S Houses For S-ale acre-. oft R " Pug $77 GEO. ".' WI'" ' Cal Ibart Real Estate InL ceder" "So" ford's iiPieiAIre'-3 p,edrOnmS. Ii*57 lathS, Bei&lre - 3 bedrbO" S11 .00 City -3 bedrooms. 515500 3 con;trucllbn. City -Under bedroom, l"z baths. 517.600 Country Club MatsOr--3 bedr"dm. 1", b*tht. S16 4M oo 7 bath. Ppola-) p'rej 545 6 Country Club $.iQhts-3 bedroomt'y baths. $17,300 w"v" Oi*rP-3 bedroom, 3 baths 34HOURSLR CAll. 177 .1 ' ' ' tua - re • pool. 555.000 )7 'i'i ldyl)wiide'-3 bedroom. 7 baths. 540.000 33* Oil' - - 4 , like new, 513.330 1650 down kUIP REALTY 42'.'. ly'S' 2151 Park Realty 333 7471 5i.htt SundayS I HCi.dIy% Call 333 MiS 3376$' 377 1150. bookkeeper, for con slruztioq'i company. Deitona area. Salary open so4.7lInx ___ _ 15 r - - FOR EVERYONE' '/,..' - 5\:.,7 - The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! $ Conditioning Air -- - to3p m ProductiOn Worke$ tor Moolle M'se Plant Esoet'iaflC* OetH'tO bett not ,st'C,j5&r, Apply off ice of WinChester Mobile Homes. 5ifver aii Road & Spt'to'd Ave - C IY ItP4' i,,' (ontl -luf rsifl'.Phf' cal' Cars HI'!?. no 51 AItS 'vs Sanford 372 1771 p5,11* - Appliances ____ I tit l,n (, I ?ANP 01<01 itt C IVIC COMPANY 7577 l'4lth - we U'7tSLl 1 ''u,CtA'vr ann e.,t<P.rts Ad Ap pi.pnLcs , H Cf I.H lY 5'. 5' f•, 377 CDC.GINS APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair, All rnasesA moorts Cal''a r" ' r,' Mar- t r lit" 'gn' i.a' kpi05e''tr 3 13 1551 Attic Insulations Haiar' iflt,*'.r.' i,AP.l t.k C (25. HILT IsiC, 1 £ I.' DY iC}SiiN(. .1'S . 1'., ' A,, 1:; iYS'L-- ij, '1' '? "S',41 'w ' ,,,,.i.11-, §'..I -4 '..' ,,'I. li.Al.A,.t',' less ' :. A I'd ..,- . ' -1 333 '677 Home Iriprovements Lawn & Home Ma,nl.nance, Mowing. Edging. 'Trimming; Painting. Screen IGlass Repair, Window Cleaning. Light Hauling AN lULL C I PiNt "A, THE HANDY MAN ,<i Soc small pantIng t n.r 'rpa,t 3737645 C A$!Nt IS 00 1400k' *o:, 14.0,JØ4'I lO or b,,I0 I new 't, .n'l.mAtr'. .17) 1Q10 ,,, . I" .01 'ill, B's' sr',.,' c" l oa..t e a r 'tra 41 'r , oa B g .i,enlo', Cl ICS alsO parkS .3 a tIPS l.a lbe Cc,' E.e TI I p '*'Pd Ha 5 1757 Icy'g*oc3 .'Akt. I Itt AL't'. '' '. .QQI 5(hi'11' ZV 'eu" L' 'rd I cx, Aen."ç 5 Carpel of SanboO 37) 1524 L's. A.. tot S C''C at 6t"v I SALON P lcfsen alto oatmoum CaO'n,'e .51 tOps 5,15 Is nm stallation c. Bud. 2733052 l" -. Special T.. I, fn'ti.irIrsCe m('wel you in 'I 0.9, beautfsii. 73 footer $i,irt r. its yours P,pn I,.ed fl More in bar • J C755 Services Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD 'T'aler Renta; NO CASH NEEDED U HAUL TRAILERS '.' "' t l'-'... _ ., 0, e Approsolit Vi. C HA Ltca'S I 7 3 be'O'ucL"S 115 50,.,rI ''0-.• in' , - TV Service '4I1<b S TEA lSlOPd 5(0.11CC. It 6. ss & Co'o. 1313 5 A.e 373 1134 Winchester Homes of Fla 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORC Well Drilling WANTED ejper' 5, ,. Ceramics ' I Ii'S t ' 'I ... .. '.' : GUITEOSNIPE Mist, tome repairs I, mp"Ovements 322 431? Gutters. , .-' '' - V' Eating Places MARYLAND' MIFDCe4,CatN In, O ,Itr'in(c .10,1< .,, lOrI 'e','f' L.r 333 5447 Hu5e Rattling, Interior. titeriot I' estimates £ epet' tented 641 ree V.1,::.. ..1 "'-'"5 '.1''. I. .'i , ,,'f, ,r'. (I STiP.( Vi' '- '.is. lo "- " ' ' 4 • ' £qvity in home'S, lard We pay off and Inalxe Move in a Pg Home at p ' Winchester Homet of Fle. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. '' ' Rio 17-92. SANFORD 6264 iSANT AD3 ARE WALL •ts sIe Dv' bi9 0i dei've's (L 00-i.s, 0iC' 3 'ç51' 's ,'$ "..'en ..-c ' ..;.-'i C'C' ..OVC[ p 'SWAP TRADE" vest Trade cars, beats. lets, PsQ*PIs live Ito'S, airptarset motorcycles. furl. ØiamOVbdsl furniture, Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE, THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES, 5 Days 21 Days 13 Wics. 3 line Ad-$5.04 116.50 146,80 4 line Ad-$6.72 $22.00 $62.40 $76.00 5 line Ad-$$.40 DIAL 322-2611or631-9913 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE. PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. Seminole Sporting Goods Johnson & Boston whaler Dealer Cloth's All Day Wednesday 333 UP) ,'" & Ss''c-O £,r Camping Equipment 43 IS' a I)' Screened Tent 372 3012 $100.00 _______________________________ tI 'r' Boa's. Motors I Traler, POISON SPOUTING t,iuODS DoerliQan Samford 372 Sell Good Condil,On Cheap 523 1153 for appointment C 14' llaf Bottom atumirkIm boat, 7 HP Evinrude motor, good trailer 6 Gal,gas can 322 5034. RI. 17.92, SANFORD CUSTOM TAILORED SEWING by Mary O'Dey (P11' U - ' tsp. 4 ,...,b .,I.f I Spillel a.'-1 I II I'll,,t, gtvi.J 17) 1,41 -. ________ 514Mb SI' Mis c ellaneous For Sale __ ___ Store And Office Equipment SB 11 373 3131 Mi.lSi f ell. 11 siffi fig classic I .,tI t,tar Call 111111% nt III A%3-1 Ask ff RM - ,'1!i I A '.1 11) llrpij 'oclac shoo help yt.j ne Y".e. al'IuAnIvm% it,i-%So?let, (Ott' - 4 Sr Quarler Hoi'se Filly, wilts coil. I ".711th $350 Spirited fleidng, 1100 323 5757 '.A()t)L I I. UIJ -'I' Mt-Il Wi'S'etn Vita' Sass ,.tIP.. Old Con 'a' Wpsl,nn Shop I. 4, if Pnl'i' i.a, Ill) ' A C. 17.000 BY U. IS" Portable TV. b &w. S'i5'gree'nrugl pad. groom flor al c ouch A chair; Singer ew.r,g machine culls cabinet, I SlrIflQ Tenor (tanio. Chest of ,lraeers. Desk; Oil ti,,fna(C heater, tank; Grolier En yciopedka I bookcase. After 5 call 373 2.370. - Some netjtllrttI Or HorSes. Coils can be Call 377 411o2 or 322 5140 - Pets 63 Arid Supplies - fiatk fm,sie miniature poodle. 11 afekS 1.11 131 ItO) utter 0. week days. All tty Silt I SUfl - (isihuahua$, Male. female, with or without AKC $23 up. Anim al Haven Boarding kennels 372 5733 "' ' ' ArtifIcial I Shell Flowers for all Fish. Birth. Poodles I Beagle',, occasions, all arrangements 125 Animals. SUppIIo%r Dog Houses Garrison Orve 333 1137 Plaza, Fairway PE SF AIR. -5.anlotd 323 4435. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE While minature toy poodle. S moll Bu, jell Trade )22S472 311 tit It o ',t 137 7335. after S p In, 1112 111,11% off" 4 *'i Il II , hl 1,111911 % . loy55 (Pt 171 2035 rj971 D.l,t,tllr-,..rSd Pwi and lovable We 333 1130 SIlky teed 32)' 70 4 MONTEGO MX'IL door, elecutivi car. fla"r whltC. pt.rit - tilled of ,v,rr5iru1/ iiif $2990 Travel Motor hem., 'II Il,i Tli'ptiCP (all))) 4548 74 "The New Cat In Town' hal Trucl Tr,i C spragins tICS tk'dise P'c $400 Phone 12 ) s t op van. (he Shape. 31.000 nt pmts 01 $143 51 75 Aulos I!I Jk (d Alf Pametto LINCOLN MERCUR INC. Sanfor ' Golf ClubS. I Wilson Stall woOds. Numbs 1, 71. , 315, and S Very good condit ion 143 Window Alt Conditioner. Air Chief Supreme. 21,000 BTU, I speed automatic thermostat Cools rooms 5300 cash. Call after 6 p. son . 640551$ E Its? lit, 174 5. good condition, MI DUI I ON Boats and Homes 3351 S. Orlando Ave. ,I:J JPsf '" ' - Mobile Winchester Homes of Fla. 'a- Paradise Pools ' Pc And Su __ - Trade .nl cars boaS, furniture Anrtt.'rig of .alie We Wheel and deal at Pool Supplies Sanford Avenue -- $3770, - - :_ Upright Piano Veqygoodcondif Ion (7,... 7,it'-,'. 33.000 ISTU Oil FIred Wall ! t.grsice with *all their mostat co-strolled, and 170 gal oil tank VS total 3)) 7630 .'303 SALtS, GET DOUBLE VALUE HLi (P. POLOr)lfiiC. ' lia".0 11 .'. r'.' P. J AL I,, ',j . A., -,, '..0". C 4,1 )I 10 3:2 )*l Octal BE READY FOR SUMMER I" Aluminum Screen door witIs 9.,I1 dehyCred and fIIp lflsialied $21 93. stock silo Acrylic storm doors, 545 93, Installed Call t,lvm,nunr Doc"s of Sanfc'a 373 343 3235751 Bea uty Care 34 Plumbing- Electric Wholesale. Installation Awaiiat.,Ie Cogburn fence Company. 1005 S j?i't 577 545? Pet Care k,'modi'l.,IU' 1<000' *00 P*'fl"I'g P. 4'P,'nity ,:i 1 " '0' Ii,,, .ot It's ' ----- Table,$4O $Fi.)t E,ceilentCOrsditlOn 371 3104 II' Cabin Cruiser, all electric Evinrude with trailer 5473. Also Portable dishwasher. A 1. 150 After I weekdays. 333 inS. Realty _________________________ 32) 2"D M'S Bali 37) 440) J L Marine Equipment Johnny Walker well, ycut' home or pool enclosure Remove dirt, mildew fungus POLC,AR. 3221112 '... ?h'. -'1 "s 1' • i,''' I ',''L.. Pr 333 ,%t l., Bet', P,,!s __________ __________Pool 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.9'. SA NFORD Remaining P,rmanen' t,a,iec I0?5, elcelito' lerms Call Bud, Do you know 11th you can Place Vol.10 butnirSi appear in the SHOPPERS GUIDE tot as low as liSa mosth Call 3377011 and ass lot our want ad viSOt lOdly' Automotive Service ,%I 8J A 1SF 1'. Mefrotech 330-A meial detector. Ike new, 11)0 645440 IPIC say Sc'.. I tp O,rr 1(1.30 (01' S<h,0','. Ic-a Money <1t. 0'Ove n at 42 Now 4 1. '.,',4w P,4'& L A'..Nl. '.. Sf'.'' ' Oprr #'ta n' ca, 327 •7) (,, i.,' & l'AP,' .l; Mpt.nc'.* £.r S. p,, Cyal Link &Famfl'lFrm(ng, Auto Insurance P., • CO UGAR Executive car; never titled: blue, while roof. Plenty of e,arrmrti' left i 03 Musical M,rchatidis - - S ilSYOM 7(5) Wall, I 13 M AP. 'i'PA'.ftS Cover Included 5*30 srw t.,.',t offer gi scellent conditinn or best I' i 36' House 'railer, offer. 333 1231 REALTY 17 i 40. 3 bd, m, kitchen equipped. otherwise unfurnished. 30 s 10 PISon. 321 liii awning. skirting. MUST SELL. - 7541 Hiawatha Ave all? 53 i $300 down. take over U.S mo pmts, LI'!I Bedroom frame house. Carport 275 1011. After 4 II per day renlal for Electric Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue and closed garage Shade and COME TRUE 7' s 40' A DREAM I UR Lustre- CARROLL'S citrus tree's Lot $3 s 700' Lake LI Rancho 3 Bedroom. 3 Bath P-I iT UQ C Mary Blvd Owner 327 Al" Many extras including large II Cu NelSon S CIc,r,da Roses ff. R off igeratOr. >0 gal hat water Imiss this bargain Vacard, 3 y.00C'IRUF C - S GARDEN CENTER healer. Over under eye level bed CS, central ha. carpeted, 121 3I10 'Ill CPiys'y Ave range. fully carpeted with queen R enovated, redecorated sIze bed. Won't last long at 3330307. SSA HouseholdGoods 12.55500 Call 331.41%) today. Two three bedroom. formal dining NEED A LARGE HOME? We have F__ room. I_tyIng room w fireplaCe, large homes for small budgets attach" garage. Central Ps-i, Console Model with AM FM In Call 323 0-143 for personal w iawfl well carpeted. Shallow walnut finish, under warranty. assistance front. Large oak HI lnklel'I. Pay repair Charget of 113 or 7 Citrus and palms In tented back VA SPECIAL - 3 bedroOm. bully payments of $7. Call service i yard. with family tile POOl and furnished Completely set up in department. 373 5411. Beautiful Park $4.01 Call 131 £411. kesmore Washer, parts. setwice IatsfOl'I't. by Owner. 113 South Bay used machi nes MOONEY AP Ave,Pay $530 A%Su't.t Ill OX 1570 13' i $1' two bedroom. low, down PLIANCES 373 0557 balance at e' p.r cent 555 pat'. payment Assume payments. Call all Block, 7 bedrOomS fImit TELEVISION SETS 57S UP 323351351. m. tolD m room, StOve $346411 MILLERS 377 035 One Craftsman mobile home. 10' i 7.1"OrIantdo Or Lots £ Acreape 33 SO', dishwasher, and cabana. 319 Color I P 1 5 Guaranteed TV Used 55$1 Third area.. Deftona. nice lot ,war arranged Terms Vi Lake Teresa Call 114 1103. WHOLESALE TV. ISO N 1797. Bicycles 41 ____ Long*ood 531 3000 MAYC AIR. P#anvni SeCt,on. Two Schw inn 20" Boys Bikes. $45 for SMITH IURPIITURE COMPANY *'noo'd CO'flC' 5015 O#,i'ir 37 ?ts. 307 Tucker DrIve, 327-Ill). V77S .ft,r S p Laundry Services Glass-Mirrors I - __ Mc't,hie home psieS 1 lIr55. 7 a.le,, Roy p1 cIt's ltii ty i-'*r let f,,li -hf, p lC"t'QVe, tack, hId' 3101'. V" CCI ,, I '"-".1 1,1 ,,,, tl,akY duty trader. S i 17. 4 ft 07017. '.r 545 lit) -. Sdes. will haul 12.000 Ibis Will build any site trailer the way yOu 67 Livestock And want it 323 00IS after 6 is ml Poultry FURNISHEDURNISHED. UNFURNISHED _____ ______ SHOP THE EASY WAY! Male-Female *eilaole manor woman for full tm. wOn Ifs plan' and guItsOC Mutt have d',vf'I license. CppOrtufit'p lcad,,acstu Apoly in person Sl,,,dr C total Company 04 F 104' ido. S'oi,ttlm Bardali Ave. t I(.ntuc*i', I a tn - p STEREO The following butinesses are listed for your convenience. Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and up-to-date way to solve every problem. Help Wanted I$ yea's Ot Older. SIlee enper .encs in clothing store necessary Salary open 222 Suit, RI. 17.92, SANFORD 4:1 p. LI' 1,1.5 i Ninchester Homes of Fl.. REALTY INC Org Real Estate StoLen 373 7111 737i rn's N.ç' 's Su"dast 1, pioldays Call 323 0546 0*1, 5754 372 room. ( '0 L .--- --, 57 - AI100LL S FUQNITI.l Ut' l'esk Is' it Ph IN $Ill 0,11 "sS L'i 'i. 4,4 41otf4tNES Ø ,ftc to' $10 OiCf'' s pul(l'PSC a AllOt, ..'tll Ioa.d I",, I a or ',-' ge Vua'i II) I' '..'l "t.'-' '. .'ir''fl Phc'ni 101 l..r "ll 4141111s - Winchester Homes of Fla. Z Ji m H 333 1570 Voiusla County. beautiful con crete block borne two large bedrooms. Florida room, utility Stenstrom . ' Y I. Secretary * Acr'i-4230 par acre -3's ml frim Osteen-Quartet mile frnMaQ* on paved rcea and it'i IOua'e Owner must have have at this low Price Os'. I IlNUENt OWNED HOMIS (1* DOWN PAyMENT 'Lc Cliff Jordan Realtor 1t,O've in at ose -oven 130 flow Mod . Ole plans- Spanish, English. E 4mercan. etc low Mey-LOw Payments at 315' S. OrI,doAvO. Were prove t Offer b-gge' bedrooms and closets, tPs'ckecarpets. enclosed laundry and garage. pantry, stove and refrigerator Good selection ROw. FHA and VA financing New Woocimer, On Samford Ave near At) LAyERS ser •t or "Ft P IOU Cat' 117 74'i l' 'PH t011 dipvif ad C I I 53 "ITS YOURS" pasla -, 50 1 Bath Frarne-201' s 41' 1)4 150 - SOrry Cath-atout 3 Better 235's Sanlanits-'3 bedroom. il'i baths, two story. 06.91 -0 Sunland- bedroom 2 baths. 17,000 1.', 'N Green-3 bedrooms i"* baths, 515.300 V.yntswO0'-'3 bedroom many t.pri. $15 We have Manly Other Lstsnsg Open All Day Every Saturday Available Sunday s by App.Intmsnl walltowall drapet. A C unit, built in r A Oven Priced $32,000 room. 5.?'rd mtQ OPENING THIS WEEK '.1 'i Low your ' at 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Is,,ve-7IbI Magnolia Ave 2 ic's Beautiful Oaks. CI 3 I" I bi" 150000 Owner will Coolder BALI REALTY INSURANCE 1 01 C Wes' I,' Si 333 1511 Lewto Arbor-4 W roomso. i baths, I5 .300 Mayfalr-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 535 u Pinecresh-) bedrooms, 2 baths. furnished 574.300 Ravenna Park-3 bCdrPoms 2 today its Ninchester Homes of Fla. p*e'c'r'st-3 BR. 2 Bath. panned Sauls Agency in move - Equipment For Rent si Lpan'.hFrovstIReIr LCw cash I'd r.ay0'en'5 f ,, ~' k - "BIG BEAUTIFUL" '- - J 3151 S. Orlando Ave Rt. 17.92, SANFORD ' - ' '.11 cim I.'. A S'c)i"s " AmsywP.rr 51,,ih.ts (hi p.3(Api COAL ir uWO(Q NI ,'. Clii. 735 PRO(,OA*' We are bv,ld'tsQ new, homes '50-A yo.,r cho-ce 3 P150 - istOrDO"". bath, No •, P'O,%"'Q itr.r '-c Q' me", "Cr 't sO.. I/ r winchester Homes of Fla. OCIAI. LOT 55' 137.' js.'l is S3 100 .'i S'r(O Ac.l.W&5 5', --- t'p' Orlando WP MIS It It Ire-siP. 3374?"? ''5 I. I 5,5 377 71114 --3 a,(i.nIvl' 700$ S SumflsWlln, It - Fenced back yard, well, wall to wall carpet $' '-' clOwA'i, assume mtg ,$IC per fllff %VISRF It A'I(? r tJR0F? D' 5411 ,f antI tirgal :1 *lPs a '$e-t P.1 tilt on. of our Ad veer. for of is your ad Homes of Fla. Months Old I 7 3 BedroOms at cost ano bllow lOw money and moe n tOday - I - LIPE jt'.3ico! "DEMONSTRATORS" "s 2 b.*'oos'. 2 bath Pm paneled Florida room. ca'r.rl. and other estras included 'y 121.000 5 F S.efllOni Results Pi 2 234$'. I S ROOM for a garden on I __.C*3"F 1(A.%.11'Ill_I WiW4'il [ e ff ) 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD sfiss ;l ,,tra large lot with trts.t trpet, 5')? u1'pi'(l - - WILL ASSOC. INC. 741, 71M1 Ii 5l O 1 ip'.' P. PARe. LVI iuE 377 4*73 6,a alt nQh'S at 732 4456 0' 17? 7353 Ins Mayfair section 5... ' 'ul shaded yard Priced it "-e Terms by At FlC4jf: 105w Itt - 15 you's' Q.ick ap lVOYal 100 Floor P1155 100 Color Schemes Small money and move .ts today -e - IT? 1 *01 IT L ',"I''',i "Ok'C% .s" 15*'' '',','l" 'A.. i;)s:'l I Vinchester - Beat a Want Ad For - ___ __ - Can THE BONN LOSER "ONE HOUR" :''i 54' t .s'.", Asp 0*, 't?2 7717 , ~ - ,---- - __ __ ---- '"I You ,--r'***'GUIDE -- r(uC' Waitresses, over 21 Apply ,it P11W to Pig 'N Wh'a'tc 2501 5 Pare 01.1 Ssilie'tsi$Of%. 3.4 $15111 and 4 3 ShitI I_PH. for 12 5 liit' 333-6346 Mrs Cannon Its room. Relrig & ;th. r,tY Stake ov.r potts 373 - Open ForSal. Doughnuts, Mobile Homes 4 - FlU Wt.t,t Pr4. near I balls quality home. iot ps!tAt centrAl b' 950 (t'..'i,,-"ll'onpi it,itv ' I '44 fm.en( "0 ~ I'l. `11~ ) - Femaie Help Wanted Bar Maid needed Apply In person Bahama Jar's Lobster House 7505 French Ave HOutIS p Oviedo City Limits THE SHOPPERS HAS Telephone girl, pleasant voice Hours 4-I p m Phone 373-CL ________ i - Turn to the want lds and 5Ps0. relaird to D ollars '-A it jrayton American Wood Products, Inc. vole.swauep i,)ralr' needm a girl tQn ast.,rr or title Cl5 Pa a vacation- and hoSpltailatIOts lo PIt week Apply it. P.rIOfl to Blfl Baker Volkswagen 3215 S Orlando Drive. Santo-rd _ - 1hursdy, May 11, i9/2--I IA The Sanford Herald . I Have $00 blockS, have sand, have mortar, have money, need block ipy.r 337 3757 Babe SO-Gisrage-Rummage Sales 53-Wanted To Buy Celery-Demand 2-V's d'nens Shippi' n point information Se-Swap And Trade for Wedusdada), Ma) 101h. All Good, 3 & 6 dozens Fair, market 54-Equipment For Rent sales F .O.B. For stock of steady'. Wirebound crates, 35-Miscellaneous Vera Mae Teagle. Deltona generally god quality, unless Pascal type, 2. 4 & few 6 dozens For Salo Adele B Roberts, Deltona SSA-Household Goods otherwise stated hecooling $3.50; 2Li & 3 dozens *3.75. Wanda Clinton, Deltono S4-Antique Chinese Cabbage-Supphcharges extra. Magdalen F. Harrison, 111-Musica Merchandise insufficient to quote. Deltorw SI-Store And F.adts-e-Demand good, SANFORD-- OVIEIX}-ELSie S heed, DtBuLr)' Office Equipment market steady, 114th bushel ZELLWOOI) DISTRICT: Edna Kurnig, Dettona S-Mchinsrsif Offerings light account rain & crates $3C.37I. And Tools Rosa Bell Duncan, Oviedo Licarele-Demand good, AIUde L. c.r.et' u1 few wet fields, prices re 60--building Materials market steady. 1 140 bushel sales. Norman L. Wolfe. Winter Si-Lawn And Garden Equipment Cabbage-Demand mader- crates 1300-3.. Park 62-Livestock And Ic Leaf types, Lcttuci'-BIbb girt, market steady. Domestic Robert3 Price. Lnngwnod Poultry supplier Insufficient to quote. round type, nwdiuni-large. 33 53-Pets And Supplies ARE NON-UNION HALF good. Parsley-Demand bushel crates $250, some large 64 -Clothing Trade DUBLIN API & small *2.Zs. 50 lb. niesh racks market steady. Wirebound grown in Ireland *2.00.2.25, mostly 12.25. I% nut, bunched S dozen; Curly uniowsm has in recent sears. but still cml, 5 Transporiatlon type supply bushel crates, niedium-large; type $610; Plain per cent of workers belong to fLed type $2.Th-3 00, Sa voy type, insufficient to quote. unions There are 3&J0O union few ioo. Radishes Demand good, members in the Republic and 71-Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Carrots-Demand good, market steady. Cartons, film M3000 in Northern Ireland In flPot1 Autos Film bags, bags; Red type, 304 as $3O. the ate cent Republic 57 per steady. market 73-Motorcy.Ies mesh & paper containers, White Icicle type. 363 is.. n.M). male and 43 per cent female.1 And Scvtlers while in the North 66 per cent 01 71-Trv5s And Trailers Mile Plueger iueduzm4arge; 414 lb. $&00; 34Local Reprasentative union members art men and 34 75-Autos For Sale 2 lb. $3.0. 50 lb. mesh sacks, per cent women. p i l - )77 bathl.$tt,ISC 23 -- Apartments Rent neat, clean and dependable Full Or Pori time as dusted (icrilent opportunity for advancement Apply In person Holiday Peousa. 70-I P4O'11. itIslO Oe,aho Loca fi'm ISIS opening for good ,'pe',enced saleslady piOd OCt good hours good working con dltiont Writ, stating name age and esprer?ce to Born 13$ care of The Sanlo'c Herald Santoro 5 37''. Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 11,Barnes Vegetable Report Stenstrom Realty LA C* St Johns Realty Work and earn in Sanford's largest i,uItt of nIwty remodeled offices Private desk. large conference room. good advertising ps'oQi'am. ,",ctllCflt training program. pleasant sutroundlflqS License required Sell new and used hornet. acreage, lots, grove's, and commercial reel estate Contact .5 I. Sttfl511'OfhS. Gono"T Manag.r MAllikE 7 PLATFORM M 5 N E XPERIENCED 377 7031 r cal. JI On, bedroom Furnished ot'aqe, cult, negP.berht1od, adults No pets 327 07$6 31 Salesmen i Automotive Rentals Groups must conform to the village has a accountant, interest. Freeman also pointed out that sc- twthiIe of dates set aside for Robert Kramer. but Brown said village usd1 meetings, Mayor Brown Kramer could not handle the Kramer , acting as properly 21-111ooms For Rent not books as expeditiously as treasurer. could he went on to U)' stressed, and 23-Apartments Rent Furnished that presently some are of the desired, with the audit being audit the books under the new 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished opinion they can "Take anytime CVtTY three months and COD- PFOVIsiODS. Freeman allayed the fears of 25-Houses Rant Furnished awning 10 days. they please." Mayor Brown queried Village Brown concerning the Interim 26-Mobile Homes Rent Properly For Rent Requests must be placed In Attorney Thomas Freeman as between passage of the cia, 27-Resort 7$-Business Properly For Rent writing for the night on which to the end of the fiscal year If this should be an actuality, 34-Wanted To Rant should the new charter be and the October budget by the groups wish to meet saying that the state could take _______ Mayor Brown noted the police ratified, Freeman said the charter is into consideration the Iran- department meets twice Estate For Sale ___!"_ tnunthl and the fire depart- operative after the date of the sitional period. Sanford: = .----- _-... or 77S 1163 Needed At Once Excellent Position Will traits sharp girl for auto iIl.S and bvy11$ petition Com,nluietms to SI2.000 yr 323 1230 discussed at length by village previous budget until a new one is-Male.Female Help Wanted is drafted on Ckt i. Mayor Brown said he had no council maintained l5Sltuatlons Wanted Mayor Brown pointed out that Mayor Brown tsb)ectlon Ii' the groups using the 17-DomesticChiId Care iuiidirig but It was designated slr.er the city is realizing an preference for a local man to ;r'itiuirily for goertuiienatal inronie of over *50,000 it CPA act us CPA, and Freeman said a must audit the books. The Sanford firm had indicated Vanena Bryant Need e'stra in(Om.e7 Star, part time business of your own For ,nore information call $31 lIE low 4 Granville Brown MAN' 10, IglI AL)MLSSIONS -*_- ne. 7 bPdrnde-s air con &tiOrsf'd, avall#b'e nOw $14 1060 WANTED ER HELP PERIENCED .i&W1TOR Apply In parson to Glenda's Restaurant at Village Rest Truck Terminal 1300 tpen"s' Lv, - Hospital - OFFICE SUPERVISOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNMENT Must have a minimum Of I yars ,'speni.rce in clerical or serretarlal work. Including I year Of suparvitinq Of office management ,sp.rleftCe also krsOwtd'Qe Of county government oa.ratioln interviewing Friday. may 17. 1573.5 )Oa Ion 104300 rr, Rod Layer. Board of County Commissioners 0111cc, Room 1, Equal Courthouse Sanford Opportunity Employer" Night watchman. s.mi.titlr*d, 123 do HouseS Rent furnished 25 Help Wanted DRIVERS ARE NEEDED STARTING SALARIES FROM 1250 PEP HOUR WILL TRAIN FRINGE BENEFITS,. STEADY YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT. APPLY IN PERSON A'! P000UC'riDN OFFICE, 1757 CHARLES ST, LDWGW000. 1-Losi £ Found Town Male-Female Real Estate l ob __.__________-- ----, - , I _- --- LABORERS AND TRUCe. 3-Personals Of ~ Is prestige positiOn as meet carver No Pvpevi*tscs necessary. Will train Apply Its person to Holiday Hl?SUSe, 704 North Blvd . WA'YE CLASSIF ICATIONS Laid Down On Use mars, cas'pIntet help.r, afsd Full Ume and Part IIM# 0e1,v1C* siphon attendants Good b.l'*ltS Good Salary Apply In Person Imperial III (lii Co. 1719% and Par' Dick Rules r -_ th 0 get t Santora Al'pori two mechanics. also front end man. spqrIenId, 377 lOIS Apply Jim Lash Chrysler PIyrnJtPt, 7613 5 17 92 Ask for y I Wanted cook's assistant must be Instruction PIANO LESSONS . . _9Z-_`P * --I . ce S?a lion forTease Call 3730015 - will contras nursery wool.. 373 tIM Personals built almost directly AI.1AMONTE SPRINGS - ItiLL tut, salesman Florida cPautlCr'I Isforodsr 'Gas -=_z - - --=----- an1jj _ Male Help Wanted I LO5'I' For - - IN Want Hear'i ' ng .' - ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thursday, May IDA-The S&ntord Herald -----' - Winchester Homes of Fl. fl, 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 1742, SANFORD "LOW MONEY" .Ivsl move rn-its yo.i's t 3 bed 2 Bat King Site I PWOu9P5OUf Small pa "Willis of Winchester Homes of FIa Ave. 3151 S. Orlando Rt. 17.92, SANFORD GarageRummage Sales SO Yard Sale, IPiunSilay, Friday, Saturday,314 West ISIII St San ford French Provincial Queen I complete head I toot board S74 2371 alter S . m Singer Touch and Se Sewing MICISIOI equipped to Rig autlonholes, lancy design Console Pay balance of US Payments of $7 Call Cr Manager at 3321111 Or eves 1145 SANFORD SEW CENTER, 307 A Cast list Downtown Sanford $4 - - AntIques - - PARK IANTIQUES SW Corner Park S loci , Thuts . 3 5. Sat 107 1 by appt 377071o) 57 Musical M.rchandli Guild Classic t) 2$ Guier, I Tuner. Extra Slminos. and S YARD SALE Nice bIcyCleS. lygewrler, MisC 1.1*0 furnIture. Friday & Saturday 3rd and Laurel. Auctions i-f' I 4'" ''i'4 P 13 p t'L.',, 4-,1-0.4, • ca's g,vltecltl aeiconed' Open 'a.'ioed FarmerS t I, t' - ' •.,,.,., 52 Wanted To Buy - ,1.s','l . "'' ; 1,'." 'sri ,' i,,' C. 533 SHOP THE UfTIE ADS WiSP THE BIG BUYS WANT AD' WILt, SAVE YOUDOLLARS (ASPi )U Ill) .1d 1,51' '.IC 414? •"L I' cli 8 0 I or l(iOi lVPi L 'of P S '/a'' ;i Si"ho'd A., çi I)' AivmiViumflSlI.i'l boat' 272 I153afte1110 It' This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELPWANTED ADS that in dicales a prof eronce bawl on age from employers by the AGE DISCRIMINATIC 4 IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. covered More lnformetk - may be obtained from the WageHour office Of 715 Carlaln. Building, 174" N.E. Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33161, telephone: 35111 5`1`73. U �Fii _____________________________________________________________ - -. .A----- ----• - -- _______ - - - ----,,- - - - - Caunt I'Laruwr David Farr prvnted is prupied resolution rigardmg pollution control far development under construction icr the consideration (): the Cinty Comnunioners fit requested that the Brd f'nhSt tie- aid of all developers in 're- Ci*mt U) pr,vit pollution airing and alter tonstrutian itflC rurtner that an propord uVeLo9nwnt adjacent to or surrounding a natural or rraiuuade drainage way or Ute!r body Should employ any o all te.tmiques to prevent urtav drainage and erosion sod areas without itti tieqUatt treatment. in other action, the Board ipproved is request of Count ) itoad SupenntendrnL J. C. .vender, far at, inreas it. iary for his truck drweri. - um $2.15 U) $2.J5 per how. County Engineer, Willian. iust1 requested acnoui signais irSandLakrRoadnniiS It 4 and another fur French A venue between 6th and 71h :treetL Cotunuwn Ctta2rman Gregg irununond said that fundr err allocated for aignati a emtnida Boulevard and 1one year ago. He asked for ,tudtea at the intersections requ1rm signals beginning on .lui 1, at Lake Howell Road and It, 431 and at O'Brier att -92, He suggested that surveys tviuld be done before achool is best selling Vacuum cleaner sale! Clean-up on savings. It) J011N ('INNIFF All flutilneitti Analyst Peg. 6715 J( Thursday, May 11, 1972 THE SANFORD HERALD it' J I Sa1e2688 k Flog, 3l.95 easy tc ?iarit a-' si'c 41 1 - , - ZI 1 . Peg. s,.,S an sire' W-p'ecc X"WE" '.ib'a beat naz. Save $20 95 31 t' V frost free White copperloric. avocado or iarvec;t gold color costs no more at JCPenney Ice maker attachment $40 Shop Panneys catalog f or all your floor cart ne*ds. JCPenney pound lrezer capacity, twir' 'orceia,n enamel tinih cripeni. ? all piatic ice trayS and ic-c bucket c-OK' coc.tc. nc-Completely trout trec Wrutl Oi avciti more at JCPerinicy - 4 But the Welcome Wiqmn hostess can make it easier ) 4 Sale $266 - rL.'7 IL''AI 47 -'- - Hardwood cabinet with oak veneers Special order. Eckerd Sells Candy Co. 00000=0 __ Sale $266 Jack M. Eckerd, chaIrman of the board of the Jack Eckerd Corporation, confirmed th at an agreement has tn reached In principle for the sale of the assets of Old Dumninion Candies, Inc., Salem, Va., to Plantatlon Corporation, of Philadelphia. Pa The sale to Plantation Corp. will be for arm uricllst'losed amount of cash. Old Dominion Candies is a division of the Jack Eckerd Allied Co., a subsidiary of the corporation. Acquired in 1%, th e candy firm Is more than 50 years old, - Peg. 299.95. Penncrest 0 Contemporary style console stereo with 8 track tape deck. Solid state chassis. AM/FM-FM stereo tuner, stereo indicator light, 6 easy-to--use controls, 4 speakers. Hardwood cabinet with walnut veneers Reg. 174.50. Perincrest 3-pc radiophono component sytm trl_ tupt- player Solid state chassis easy-to-use c,oiitrols. BSR mini changer with 4 speed turntable. 4 speaker ytem Vinyl covered wood cabinet and speaker enclosures cqwwat04 Food Fair Now 'Amterre' Shareholders of Food Fair PHILADELPHIA, Properties, In c.. at their annual meeting, approved a change In the corporate name to Amterre Development, Inc., and be&dofflclalIPrtdlCtthat1972W0'.i1dhehhb0bher 0'dY1' for the diversified real estate development firm. Last year, the cofnpanyearnedareCard$1,5mIlU0fl,atl7Ct0t1ahhhu1' on total income of $237 mill The new corporate name, Amlerre, synthesizes time word "America" with the Latin earth or land, word "terra" - vrn.awsA nTIOSII JCPenney Fii. It's a8 part of the value - The values are here every day. $87.5 Million Insurance Payments CALL . 322-1020 FOR OUR IL.cATALOO SERVICE 44.1Se7 Pa. I I "charge it" at SANFORD PLAZA Penneys. Open 10A.M. 'til 9 P.M. Monday thru Saturday. SANFORD PLAZA. El 6L~ Metropolitan We Insurance NEW YORK. N.Y Company's payments to policyholders and beneficiaries residing In she state of Florida amounted to $17,583,557 in 1971, board chairman Gilbert W. Fltshugh announced. Fltzhugh also stated that new life insur ance Issu ed In the .. Inln Metronolithfl life's pIOV,4U 04 4111, ''b' Itt reacn $3,389,391 for I97 1 . Florida total lIfr inurunce mn-force in , Spi.s. Fl.. D14.i, - to have jobs and homes and ,tnv.rn their activities Unworried By Control - -Ar-4 -- - •"-- - r per '41 .v"re IriLcu.tliy ow By iOI (I '4NIIF AP Business Analyst sayt First National City Bank. Overall, says First City. "the Despite rise In factory margins during NEW YORK t AP the tu, stir k now c ,rr;ed by the the post year was slight results vaned atdety from ir Price (omni issian the feeling persists in business circles that itustry to industry. On a seasonthe overall Impact will be more ally adjusted basis, it claims like a lap on the hand than a profit margins have changed little clout on the head it concedes however, that Most frequently heard Is the comment that the country needs "the threats of rollbacks anil profits to feed the expansion changes in the rules gn'.erning and that the administration prices and profits cannot help - -! -, . , ' T.- - -='-. -, -. - • -=. = p1Iu !"5 - • ' - - - A' -' - - therefore cannot clamp down but chill the business climate and discourage risk-taking." too hard. I - - - . .-' - '- E'-. - -- • ',- .. .. - __________________ . : -.. - . _• " - for they're rich with the palate-pleasing flavors of pecans and Bordo imported dates. 5IINIA'PJItE DATE ROLLS feature 'maxi' flavor — Everyone will take to these Miniature £5 i 5) P ecan "oils like ducks take to water ' - - - -- The Snoring Spouse It's Copley Service U II sounds like a foghorn at locomotive extent A midnight. the tracks dow barre ling :g snorts.flShort ones. LOW rum bles and high wheezes. Whatever the variation. snoring ma well be the nation's No. I Co Statistics are vague, And so Is treatment But somewhere between 50 to ss per cent of the American ssle pe rs are estimated tobroadcast nightly the fact w are slumbering, peacefully. Not so their Irritated mates. I . I ' problem. - - - , .' ' -' e I . - _____ - - 'r . I 'S, "Its taken 20 years of marriage to finally get a good night's rest," haiti the partner of a marathon snorer, who _________________________________________________________ _______________________ By BARBARA IIAwruN(; News -- . ..oiors nT Scrilce Q. I would very much like to make a spare room Into my boy's bedroom. Th e room Is oni 9 by 9 feet. It has a small window 2a Inches in length and in sidth. The mourn is 44 very dark. Can you please tell what kind of rug, color and what I should use on the walls ipaimit or wallpaper)? What cotor should I use' I want the room to look bigger and lighter, K. G. me A. I'm partial to wood panel, ing In a boy's bedroom because it's so easy to care for and to live with. Why not choose a very light talmost whitish) olive beige? Then carpet room na beige and olive nylon tweed, Do a tweedy olive and brown tailored bedspread so it has a studio look and likewise keep the window treatment tailored, something like a taint. na ted fabric shade, using f nb. nc to match la.dspread, woven blinds or shutters. I'd avoid a lot of pattern and keep the fur. niture low. That helps to make a room appear la rger. Natctal. ly the lighter the colors, the mnos'e tcnderw>- there is for en- - nal Ju!Aine's in Memphis, DO)! 5 from a Practical viewpoint, light colors aren't too desirable in a boy's bedroom. (. I tmac' a teapot that is dec. orated like a caulifluwvr with the white' at the top of the ten' pot anti the gris-mi ut the base and handle. I understand my piece Is Wedgw nod. Could th at A. w. be' possible' it could be possible A. Yes, Josiah Wedgwood during his - partnership with Whleldon warm color decor in a large 11%- ing roommi 32 by fl feet having an abundance of glass walls on all sides. Beamed ceilings are 10 feet high; fireplace exposed Imiao'nry block. Glass, which includes fixed and sliding doors, extends from floor to ceiling lkams are vff.wtute, flours uutmneai.culor terrazzo; walls are gray.green, ceiling Is gray aix! furniture is English period axmtl4ue. Floors are sen. erall>' covered with Oriental rug s.SOfA is fuctisia. Floor to ceiling draperies re grayS tu1 4iixt I irepla:e is td)A. J. gr een A. huue gte> -green draperies bling the cauliflower. Also and wells and gray ceiling con. modeled were pineapples aix! tribute greatly to cool off >our melons. There were said to be room, especially when coin' many pottcs of the 1750s aix! tAned with the glass, terrazzo llOOs In Staffordshire who and size of the room il.seU If ou use antiques inst a fui-hsia copied the Wedgwood design in th is setting, inn thesofa were made ns reproductio and eloped what is tiiiId.l7€Is 1 called cauliflower ware. It is a earthenware crcani.colored modeled Into shapes resemn- in the rnid.l600S as well. however, these later ones were not of the quality of the earlier ones. 1 believe you would have to t&ke )our cauliflower wine to an ezpt'ri'nvd antique collector or appraiser to be certain of its date. i. '' koll . ____-- ii,-,. - or uing>c-u like tonhI*antiques and modern things So, based on th is assui miptlon . I think a %fivell fabric wallpaper in a wutrmmibt'tge tone iitight 111,111 up white beams would took warmt'r with a natural buwn wood finish to comple ment )our an• tlque pieces In selecting f.b- rics for upholstery, think not only In warm colors trusts. bruwita. >eiluws, golds, or an ge, reelsi but also of fabrics with textural interest i vel% ets, beail> woven wools torts, furs, ttvwli. And when )OU replace draperies, choose , them with cause of their size and Lmp'zlance in the room A beige or greatest care oatmeal background for dzoperic-s wiuld prubabi> be in order with perhaps several oth' er colors introduced in the islthocith I'd avoid a Print because the Oriental rugs arid color In furniture will de. mand a lot of attention). lots of pattern U yOc do and feel unsure of ouraelf, en. want gage an interior designer to help >uu select fabrics. It's a difficult pr'sblem >ou have and one which could involve comuki' erable expense the walls tatuall livid visual' ly, giving a pleasant back- ground wi th the oatmeal ter. rain, for inu('bl color In th e fur' niuiiirc iisi I tb- I'Irsse send qursitous to Benor Sorr, Fuple> News her' pape'r in a art'"' this lit sire, urces e Sauce ti a pepper Mix all ingredients wgether thusiaSOi for restorations, was and put in anthvalwul rauiekir.a eager to undertake one tha'-. or small casserole dishes. Top Georgian Vul I I LV is ii.. L - ii agement engineer w.th an en- Piedmont architecture and at liu'gIng the space visually. Hut a, tandaise sauce and brown opened here after four )ears spent niosumg aixl renovating a 1797 Georgia plantation house. Dayton Smith. a retired man- - - i Dash of white PPP Dash of Worrtershlre - I ' marriage counselor. vvnai . ' , ti S&ich a restoration exists in tightly under very hot broiler. Atlanta today as a museum Justine's. Mir restaurant CREMESPIUNACH .utd Mrs. Da,ton Simth, alcups c ready proprietors of the origic;upped I ,h •%_\ - .., t cious past " 'eJ Plan a on now Justine's - I - ,r L" OOD TR AIL ATLANTA. Ga. The South. Melt butter and add all other proud o( its traditions In archiingredients. Heat slowly but do ture, Itfe-styte, cuisine, has often painstaking ly restored to not boil. Place an slices of the present renutants of its gre- French toast. Cover with hol- ______ ... '1 J adds S&P, sauce - . - THE F Copley News Service :' - ALONG By 111K BASCO%tES - ' -'- "It's a very overlooked family problem, said a local physician, who sees problem snorers several tiniws a year. "it can be the final straw to break up a marriage, evaluated a local psychologi s t- "Moreover ." "When a fir m reports that its "Grayson Price Commission earnings are triple those of a Chairman C. Jackson Grayson year earlier-as Chrysler did in maintains that he is intent on the first quarter-it Is usually a holding 'town prices, not prof. sign that profits In the earlier its" one 1who problem. recently gave up the moved Into snoring partners. Said "Finall), they diagnosed didn't take the subject lightly): another bedroom. sleeping pills for me. My in. an "We've consulted The tales of those who put up a husband felt so guilty that he with the racket suggest the ternist, a nose man andhis couldn't sleep. solve one could No some people go to silence allergist By IIFLEN VOLLMAR Standard li Poor s one of the If the Price Commission interreres too directly or bluntly oldest of the market advtacr, to depress the gathering eco- service-s states Tough talk from the Pr's.' nomic nionientum these busi ness spokesmen add the con- Commission threatening ,eler sequences will be political as live rollbacks of price inwell as economic a major con- creases could be ,esa damaging stuieratlon always but more so than the spate of headlines might suggest." thIs year. A trillion-do[lar ecor,omy is Perhaps the greatest source of confidence are figures show- too large, S&P suggests, to su!ing that profit margins, while fec In a major way from the higher than a year ago, are still voluntary price restraints and be neath leve ls of many recent enforced cutbacks. >. Battle For - SaSs prices eflctivs thru Saturday. JCPenney relatively few effective miiitinatinnal laws and standards to - -- Coplc'y Sale $158 NLA RICHMOND Venture - stereo indicator fight, 6 easy to-use controls, 4 speakers. --- organization said the three million -gallor orange concentrate movement for the week ending April 29 at the present wholesale price of 11.88 a dozen 6 oz. can equivalents Indicates a further price Increase Is needed to 'slo'.s down buying raids." "Latest figures show the average retail price of a 6-az. can is approximately 20.6 cents. That warrants a wholesale price of better than $2 If only to halt runaway sales to a point where we can maintain enough Inventory to keep trade pipelines filled," McGee said. Orlando The property Is approximately midway between Walt Disney World, situated on U.S. 192, and the recently Barnum & Bailey 600'acre announced Itingling Bros. entertainment com plex tobe built at the intersection 0.S 27 and 1-4 American Pioneer Corporation's president, Darrell G. liaau in making the ar,nouncemeflt, emphasized that In taking th is t.co. th e American Pioneer Corporation is now Central Florida basis. dollar multi-million real estate on a chassis, AM Ft FM stereo -. I.— I ___ Concentrate Price Hike American Pioneer Corporation of Orlando, working with Florida Ranch Lands, Inc., of Orlando, announced It has entered triton joint venture involving over 230 acres of land at the key Intersection of U .S.27 and U.S. 192 southwest of Reg 29995 Penncrest Medi t erranean style console - to adjust to your new surroundings, and irinybe put • smile on your facet UsA CASTLE 8314110 dusts-) Association with headquarters In Chicago, is the coordinating agency for the American Dairy Association, National Dairy Council and Dairy Research, Inc. Its policies are formulated with the guidance of the advisory board on which Boardman and other members of national dairy organlzaticma serve. Dairy Farmers, Inc. Is headquartered In Orlando. It coordinates various activities of the Upeer Florida Milk Producers Association Tampa Independent Dairy Farmers Association Suncoast Milk Producers Association and the Independent Dairy Farmers Association of South Florida. D . 00.itate Es • • sterzo with B track tape deck offers a deep rich sound plus - - pendent than they realize. They need foreign industry if they - - / t-.---.-=----- '.- i' R oapp o t nted - MATTER... Sp'-ft qs. • - state said linker. Florida cement production can only meet about 60 per cent of the state's needs In the concrete Industry. This mean'. that the rem:,tr,in' It) p'r nt his to come Into the state fi,rii the outside ORI.ANDO United Growers said Industry leaders are expressing more and more concern over frozen concentrated orange juice supply because of heavy sales and a drifting away of pickers from the remainder of a crop that is 16 million boxes under last year's Inadequate harvest, Gen. Mgr. Wilson McGee of the Orlando-based grower - l3l4J - - - -_-4." - The values are here every day. Big savings on our stereos. Fl.. ). - = . - IS NO LAUGHING base countries There are many multinational companies, but there ar' , - William ft Boardman executi ve vice ORI ANDO of Dairy F armers Inc which represents the four president major dairyfarmer cooperatives In Florida, has beta reappointed to the advlsor board of the United Dairy hi Reg. 259.95, Sale $238. Pr-nricrei.' 137 c. ft refrigerator viasan* CO$1LL •- - Reg. 35•9$, Sale 5321 eiric-t5t' impe'w 1E £ wtnigenalor Features 139 pound freezer capacity. cantilever halt width shelves, twin porcelain crispers. porcelain meat pan. 3 ice trays and ice bucket Completely service L.r '. - " In the Fort Lauderdale area There is definite and critical shcrtage of cement In thi Reg. £298. Sale $278. Penricre.1' if. t cu It rriclt'Tatw Fntiirrt. 139 pound *!eezer capacity twin potiai onamtn L!, - founder-president fthftrin and ft Britson, manager of the cement division, have been seeking additional cement sources for the past six months aftu r buying storage and distribution farilltles at Port I- scrglatlt'. canister Cleaner w' c ar,- r": d LEAVING HOME The trap in the latter Is that some countries are rnrw'e de- Iconstructi on project s I n Flor ida. Dairy Ai e D -- 511.4217 th The decision to use offshore sources Rinker spokesmen reported was a step to keep concrete materials moving to 508" verat e SISTER installation lunrhc'n. House of Stea'. ex propriat ion - -- Save 2195 dicative of the concern being shown around the world as corpncatinns invade each other's are U - -,t the Paharna Islands and Scandinavia. Rail shipments, are al.w mming into Florida from suppliers in North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania to help alleviate the statel's cennent shortage. LL Ma)' 11 Seminole Count Democratic executive committee, 5 pin., roani '3174 SJC '4lE4tbty. W ,- Save Nevertheless, its action is in- rumblings of discontent are enacted into restrictive legIslation, and in some enuntriet, into 7 Rinker and others In the concrete industry throughout Flor ida are being supplied from Canada. 'Mexico, Fngland - Its finish crispers with lull fronts Completely frost tree Choose white, coppetlone, avocado or harvest rnId color costs no more at JCPenney Ice maker atthflrTii'flt $40 vestments Business shortage. -= LlPitWf1*ht with 3 a ; Sale Ma) 16-13 Sunlimd Parents rummage sale, 5:30 a.rn,.f:3I) p.m., bui1din U. West Livingston Street, fairgrounds, Orlando. commit usI.II Whether they do Is itebathble. What counts is the attitude of the country's cltlien, and in an matter how carefully they deal with the local riliunry, obey their laws, respec t their society, encourage their rulture-their q'vermtiiiul allegiante Is to Caporation (fimlose they are finding it necessary to import aCUu1T' Calendar these skills that they sometimes offer tax incentives to the big ior Nirntionc of the ih'vrlopctl world. Ii I. There tire thousantis if coinponies ttslay who need foreign Invetmefli', If not for the markets that can be de'vinpcd there strict future foreign in- cultural identity, and von the WEST PALM REACH - Officials of Rinker Materials - Seminole P.O 1.. 1214 S..h.. F.. PAGE lB to spite themselves Canada Intends to apply the criteria of self-interest to tutor" takeovers of its companies by foreigners, but it does not, it seems, Intend to otherwise re H trj - similar confrontations are tieeloping In other nations vs here industry Is falling Into the hands of foreign companies with foreign allegiances who, It is It'll, take more than they con. fond. To eject the fas'eigrwrs is Eventually, the conflicts arise. The developing country het-nines stranger, prouder, more self.suflieient-.-or so it thinks until it r,tryes how tiependent It Is to foreigners. It begins then to fear the consequences to its political and idniteil. We have in the industrial world today what are called ,iiultln,itlonol companie s. They are too lig for one nation; they nnnskler the entire world their home' and their market. But there Is a catch: No matter It they operate in 50 cairntries, they are hosed in one. No developed. It locks capital and tither resources of its own, so it Invites ulu'vchipiiint hs- skilled foreign emimpitnies Si eager are they to obtain Inevitable. Anti it Is Inevitable too that another country Imported bent', at o nzc F-ir neIhI --a- 'I lit' tvt'nario Is rqwntetl time after time In r-ouiritry after u,sintr y. '11w miii lion Is tinder- of self-interest are met is nothIng that wasn't expected. It was Cement Is anicIeaflSI Li-- tnmiui"l foreign takeover of Its coinpanics unless stiff requirements trIbute uv'1 v,iciurr CanaNEW \'OIIK IAli, da's intent ions its discourage itrrath Bargain Section 1 Sale 57" Fe'aturet. 1 Cl -- then fnr time natural resoure s's lhit can be extracted or ullivateul and the labor Ic-ice that (111i 1w developed or cx- of nntior.atismi they often tt'sent hat they once wrl. - 16~ 1'•- Companies In Foreign Hands Canada Discourages Takeover refrigerators on sale. Commissioner Sid Vitilen rr;irted that at the Inlersedian it * 46A and Vthien Road. fixtures fur signals were *natafled by the State Department of Thin-. s4Jeruition last aununer. He requested Bush to investigate U' find out "Wwn, this year. we can expert to see lights iivutbthle at Uus intersection" Ciiriiionor Lc Tartstrmigh said that the signals at Onora and Old Lake Mary Road railroad crossing will be delayed in the crews are on duty in Orange County. Counts Ziinini: Director Robert Brawn asked that a set lee of $fI.OV be levied for trailer tie-down inspections. He said that with these additional insperturns required. he was certain to need more personnel for the extra work load Commissioner Al Davis voted against the ire on the grounds that the ;rgulitions governing the trailer tie-down will already cause tot nsuci financial burden on citizens with a fixed income and be could not we wJdmt' an additional $.Ut) It' this busdel- -' -- 7 Our - =-'----i --------r- .±---e r - Th,irr4 t, r RAsIF 11 1107 Pollution Control Proposed -,--r - - --:--- - -. -- 1A-.TPw Sa nford Hera ld — '—r--------------"-- the same tune convenient to 11W center of Ailantaandadaptsbie as a restaurant As there were no suitable besic structur es nearby that had survived Gems, William Sherman and the great Atlanta fv, Smith's search kit hum to the historic Pope p lantation house tnYiilkesl.ounty.ttlrIulese&st of Atlanta. Then the monumen- t.al project began. IhUhtirellSOI phutugraphe and sketches and nieasttements had to be matte of the old plantaticti, of c',er'. tssemtit'nt aix! joint aist ratter, before it could be touched Then the plantation wut disnuintled and cataioiied. brick by brick six! board by board, to be hauled by truk to .ttanta Five other structures of the mtme period, from a coach ho'... in Putnam County to a house inElberton,vtf,located and stripped for siQpIem.ntat iwuber and brick. Some 26O,WO bricks were used iii all. And so Justine's opened in 1966 ii. must du=tlnctive sw' ruundiz'igs with a distinctive menu to match C1tAfl.tEATJt'STtNt. I cup sherry is lb. lump crabineat ' lb bu tter I tSLi t-li1'1l 11.1 5' ligh tl y a. under .i hot broiler �- __ 0-._W ____ 7_1_0_N _7 0" __W_ M ~ __ - ~0 __ ~0 M M a- ill! ThurSdaY, MAY 11, 1912-3B The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 11. 1972 2B-The Sanford Herald ____ W. ,/ F,I I . . / . -. - _~1 If - -____ I. , . ___ .0 r Vacation - ---- ______ ___ I _~. ~ Zzzzz~ Z_ ?I ~ ~___ , ---~~ At $240 ! Per Day .~,I.-I ~ _. -- - - / dinar - - - I whe r. - the late afternoon and tht - - liv ing ro(jrn to introduce tumseif as the butler and t Inquire if any liquid libation were desired. Uh. scotch P. Regal. - m7r r n -7 - -, ___ :1rtb litin room. .ou looked pd - ,rhis, A1 was just one unil 18 in a : :- 0 . , I ~, ~~A~ I ~I \trr', ' F! Stutz a necess.iry for Blackhawk Returns When a man drives a Rolls As a kid in Allentown. Pa., he end lo those artisan skills Royce." says O'Donnell. knew i man who had an old Today, every one of those The tariff per coupleCopley News S(rvj.e always looks like a ChisUIfCUT Stut2 Rearcat, shiniest gmbol names has disappeared, vu' s. h 1 d r e ii not especuslly wanled-ts $240 That's a Rich people, of the Golden Era of 1uwur Urns of the economic advantage But hen he drives a new Stutz, NEW YORK (iiNot he 4iiI 3ck like he owns it' f machine over man in as F. Scott Fitzgerald pointed mnthrIni ir America OThnis $1 ti8tJ The, rnonc TheStuti th chrone-plated out so long ago, are different nell, now an investment banker America. i mentioned tiecau - ght pipes exposed at exhaust however, In Europe, and O'Donnell Gorman. & from awa' the thought is what running board level, mode;. Co e, though: that was "the especially in Italy, lower labor want What's more, they th ru get for Anvthinç nzsticauly flared mudguards, rates and a herstage of ha ndgreatest" '.nur little old hcarl de- everyone to know Then, a few years ago, craftsmanship combined to estra heavy bumpers and 18 "It's an ego thing," S.SVS ires tradition. coats of hand-rubbed lacquer, is the to him with an continue JImIes D. O'Donnell, looking someone came There were, of course the already proving the perfect butler and the maid, Olive, ven, rich himself as he stands. idea f or a re-created Stutz to O'Donnell decided to try symbol for the very. very e Italian handwork th " Th ey didn't have the combining came up to the cottage silver-haired and sleekly invest in. w tin nclo i'' lit 7;30 am to (is tailored, by a window in his wherewithal," he says. "Rut it with top U.S. engines and who want to be sure no one breakfast. Lunch was at the spacious offices overlooking was still a good idea. So I got chassis The result is the new takes them for the simply rich Elvis Presley bought the first beach With and silver-U pper Manha ttan and a broad together with the people who Stutz. with handmade bodies nd in at. sweep of the Hudson River. had actually worked on the car, and fittings created in Turin, Stutz Rlackhawk. "Laugh-In's wnn atT sumptuous A man who has worked hard and decided to try and develop Italy, by the noted Dual Glna Dick Martin has one, and s bufft't washed down wi th Abdullah Pr ince designer Paul Farago. and d o e s it." wants to show it can't F'ouillv Fuusc or isnvthin In 148, he founded the Slut: General Motors engines and Muharamud. first cousin t else in the wine' c,dllai. Din- around showing American Saudi Arabia's King Faisal net was with music and Telephone and 'telegraph Motor Car ofAmerica. Inc.. and chassis. went to wort trying to re-create candlelight at the Great certificates to everyone." House, a hilltop manor What he can do is go around the aura of automobiles in the among the 40 acres of rain driving one of O'Donnell's Roaring Twenties. In those forest and manicured lawn, superultirnate status symbols.. days., custom coach builders which flows the Rio I flourished throughout the the Stutz Motor Car c;randc into the sea. "This is a car for the qwet country. Working with engines All Out, at Frenchman's rich," smiles O'Donnell, "fm' and chassis structures of nearly Cove is the brainchild of a , man who wants real luxury, every- prestige marque, their Ivan. graying tycoon from Le Baron, Brun, real status, wants it t be names San Antonio Texas, that Brewster, Locke, Dietrich and named Grainger Weston. became synonymous There are foreign cars, othet's Who once served in the Royal Canadian Nziv The lam. luxury Italian and French with excellence in custom body 0 't rich' Sos Grainger. sports models., which sell for as design and c'raflcmanship. who In charge- of the tji- much as the Stutz.. 'But it is Modern mass production and cuit-manufuc'turing division hard to get service outside cost control, however, put an i.'. r,.,.i' ,, major cities With the Stutz, you I £IUI(4 011V II Y1 4111 us US] Frenchman s c ci'. e' more can go into any gas station and than a dozen '.'ears ago in they'll know what to do. And ycr.a build a private' vacation re- wth still have something that no treat The guvcrz4ment told one else has." him that it wanted a revAt prices ranging from $24,500 t'nuc- producing hotel there. f or the Stutz Blackhawk, a two. So father sent Grainger di, model, to $32,500 for down to check it out. the new four-door Stutz Sedan Now, sitti ng under a shady stil l in Uw pr oWtc Etagei, be'zscti palm on one of his exc1usivit is pretty much nionthl) visits, sipping a guaran ed. And there is that te banana diuc;uirx. Weston said. '1 didn't want to put as deja vu feeling, which is what t'ouctete block next to th is Mr. O'Dee, as his staff ca lls him. had in mind . beach - 1 -' W_ - I1. ' _/01.11 -- j - am am - thirteen members of Lambda BUG-EYED- Th irteen- count em Chi Alpha fraternity at Florida Tech University managed to stuff into a Volkswagen in practice for the real thing on May 12, when campus sororiti es and fraternities begin a two-day Greek Week fete. One LOVE hrTk1 'i will a de eo af s. led by "Herbie O5&'J an o opening pa rrd 1 BUG fame plus the stuffing contest. Word has it that FTL Greeks hope to surnass a previous effort when 18 students "somewhere" reportedly jammed into a VW. t FTU Photos by Bill Ivey) - " - Greek Week ' Is On Ta p May 12 - 13 At Fla. Tech The Greeks In all their glory w ll invade Florida lechnrilogiczil University for a bang-up two days of fun and WORLD IM.\A(1 FACTS - games to signal annual Greek Week on campus Friday and Saturday. The yearly affair will marked with parades, races, eating contests, a scngfest, a wthre and far from tiuge leut, a Volkswagen stuffing t'untest. , The celebration will begin at 4 p.m Friday when "Hertne," of Walt Disney "Love Bug" tame, will lead a convoy of VW deated bs- students in a parade around campus The Inveable- little car will be driven '" ) - '1 b a iiwniber of the %VKIS radio staff , The Orlando Stiltilli) has custody of Herbir in ccnjuncuun wi th a Mother's Day promotion Ancithr facet of Greek Wee-k. ''Ihe lievol di ng 111dustri, as noted b Dan ilodg's, Assn of Amt'rn-a itit-d coordinator for the event, will 146 Gold Re'cordlnt: Awards be a cooperative project uuioni in II71 The World Alnia- sororities and fraternities. flus nat note's that tht'st' awards y ear. the groups plan ti join are niade in two caste forces Its further beautify thegorse's for single- chsc's ito' Lake Claire' re'rreiitaun area on uisIk'sut us c - cit un's, ass. ha'. ('ililiPtiS. which cs;ie'is ufficiiill% Irig sold a niillioii copict, and mi lung-play albsisiss Mu 1 World has it that is number si and tape equivalents it et'rtifie's at, having sold $1 niH- ke'y F'TU isdosurwitnitors abs litimu In sale's rt't'kuitit'd at will jisun in the fun part of e't mir this H t! Usc ii' pi it r [ tering in such antics as as tflt'yck tact' and p*-eatuig contest FTU President Charles N M il lican, who is remaining mum, also is expected to toke part in some of the ki-Jinks. Students a lready have started practicing their VW st uf fing tectiiques The record far 13 sta lwarts from Lambda fraternity who managed somehow to squeeze into a "bug." The all-time reeort is 18 students, w -ording to iwie Me'rrill, co-chairman publicit'. fist Greek Week The public ii invited to attend un of the Greek Week fun'tiuris ,._- FAST GROWING YEARLINGS IN GAL. CANS ENGLISH IVLi GAL SIZE -, BLOOMING 149 I 289 ROSES Ft. Field Grown LIGUSTRUM OLEANDER 69c.2.549 bU' )L T SCOTTY'S home builders supply ?X) French IA Ph 323 4700 REG. 3.75 SINGLE YELLOW RIG 119 Sanford OT SliE This 11`eek'as Special SPANISH SOFA AND 2 CHAIRS ORIGINALLY $567 "The Whole Thing" REG. LIST PRICE __ ~ ltt'r,r r iklefful Concrete Milk. 84 lb b f ci' I ,- ., i'i 9 .'.'s i. .1rps, etc. Sand Mix. Bt) lb, bag to pc1c4i walls. concrete floort. 5cotty Price Ti'sn PIrns Cool Cute LATEX PAINT fQ,r, i,,,, , CtI.S]'I ssd wbilo o.n in Pricir _________ Bougainvillea BOSTON FERN GPOWC IN SHADE OR - I I ? ______ 1 i ''' BLOOMING VINING S325 Al))- I:.• cc,i' in Contemporary, Early American, Spanish, Traditional and Ultra Modern VERY SIIKIAL f)N(.( )t'VI' PH HRlliE - ,'' - dangerous ws' FACTS ' G low qvai,y f,q$11,. wksu ss am go 91' 1' NuN - I ii ,,L , I tiiiii s-',t,,iL ,htil lust 6 PO11NCY WITH IRON .rnao io ORGANIC g1j11j1 ANI Its* M.v9.i,s. r,'tr,c'v" 6-444 CITRUS "" 'Wr 100% uid ucciw gus s iii ii cr% vs as the national lu hi amy t untailiutig us-er i last third to be spent in religious 'r'. ice' pursuits and public' ''Why sJit'uldn'I our best, our most c's' wisest and siu'u eu atticilic') s ha' able.' I. utiil hum. s ulumes and pain philei s'l' lie' World Alniauiac sass Among treasure's usu• ally on exhibit art' th e (10 temihuerg lisbls' the first rind 54-c ond cii al ts of the (4,11%, burg Address ausi ,It'lf;'r ''rough draft' of 1114, I)eclaratioli of lnde'lct'il$l' ':r - SOUl2" WEENWAY NURSERY OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WIU $:DQ TO 6:34-NO MAIL ORDERS Ov.r 20 Y.'s go Wyawi. Ed., litwe.. F.lrbks & La, Id Wistir Pwit Phof() ) Donna it U 5 .ftAIL - 3110 LONG WOOD PLAZA fS i PH. 833-7272 Moti,Tbes,Thsrs, Fri. 'tlI$ Wed & Sat WiSunday 14 B.ukAmerkrard Master ('arge GECX Westlaghouie BA RB liy I'll II. l'St( ill I-J HE - Shuci's us so mmcc' uriC '.'. bitt earns for thee' good culel da s ,sntl we'll bet 'ou se disc (rl'(i the li('l's(irl w hica '. cli'. loudest when the ele'ctric 110w 'r Is lrits'rruptt'(t for two umulnuti's ! . 'P Y.17.92 L FURNITURE SALES CASSELBIRRY a now and I %0, tLi_.L_ firmnt, appeuurite'it f complete art material department / oil, water, fra1urin and lie eels (isli lure ii k- 11(111 ci it. ??411(111 it t I i; it the - h 0'- Ott P(ymtr WEBER tfL'r 1mm nr new depart- YOU fi nd ev.rj- Cflt thing the artist need wâtet colors, oil colon. polymnercolors, bruh"s, Inks, paper, : canvas. pastels, etc And it's all lots- rv IC'S'. iii g .t CI' Ic b ny $ fte'ti prtitIuct' nothing but ati '1 w itnes account george ualiiy-Wcber. Artists ijt know that Web.-:' has been ain quality ,uIies 1833. art stna 133 list is 0 ci now ti host is olf Iucuuiicucil , floss' ,ls. k is nit .' k there is to stticks ismuf ___________________________________________________________________________________ blssiitls' s of items ,iri' carried lb.' thi,hiiuil,in. '.'.hici gears. .1 y%. famil on his knew every one -c' route nt'v?r e'%efl see's his cus tijtiie'r% today tattle known (acts about t' S we'll as stamps are enjoyable llowye'r delves enlightening into the vast, complex working of the U S government s l,irg est civilian agency. now with a s new face anti title c'ttmt' but ss ith men% I Service lstal o of this' c,itlse ciii hit'iiti.i( Its's as SEW St )MLTIIINI NEW F )k ' E1 - 4or 0 fe- - C,ues. into summer 'ci tIe Fabrific fabulous A cola,.d his. multi bargalnl Chaos* from oc.tat•s, nylon, ond ginghams 50'. poly 50 0; cotton. Mochen. wld., 450 wide designer wash and dry, conv.niint - ' 45" DRAPERY obl..7 7 YARD A4RJ D 5 : Linens _ " .4p. 1 '%, . . PLAINS . i 100% \S peo l necklaces. 3 it Of, in FABRIC CENTERS 41. ~ -I- ___ a - ;': . ,.,..~ I....... .,- '... - V. *11, 1 \9E A CH SALE STARTS FRI-OPEN SUN. 1.6 Sanford-- Pinscresh Center Next to Soars MaItland-NorlhofUnderpass, 1401 S. 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( X : '1.1-',-t_.J--. ' STR.$I FOR '011) - 'r $ Pretty uings, ' i '' t ¼ - '\ . ' .9~ , t .l .- V1 YARD WIlt) 5 4 1' '& Spoutu*w - PEARLS i ; :" .',,-'Jc.. "'' f,U i l~ .I~ ~ '"': ' A * $ j27 54" Wide 48'' From Waverly Mills polyctei. ut''., mini-ribs, bouci.'. & stitches. other many 60 quality, Better wid. & of course on summsr bolts. pastels, whites and transitional y.au 'round colors. Smooth soiling on this outstanding L\ff '-.--'-"-;,-..'-','. Cotton Ducks and ' t (of ' SCREEN PRINTS 90 lengths, macbinsosh. % PRINTS - \-. 1, •". Sptmio M KNITS GINGHAM lng fashion cable. JPNY. I7-tt LONG%'l'OOD JUST N. OF *ii . 11 '-'' UM FASHION W Wake 4' _____________________ as iTForV Unb.Ii.vobls savings In 3 mm sinwioted pearls In a wide selection of OR MORE 01 TO"sI( i1JR.OW most?'' 1' ,ls?i.si" t fIsh $s low The The author, M athi".'.' J lice'.'.'' )en, a tour superintendent at the Dulles lntemn;stion.il Airport cc hs're he super'. ice--. the pre'pa' ration and du'.pat' ii o f mail to fu)re-ugn c- ciufltric's, is not ,itr,iiti SIMLME U ORGANIC - the reader may draw' his y - ' - along by the lutks'ty clack of ington-New York i turn their Liter ears tutu j>ubli' service, into public' law, into , helping those who need it - It pays to drive to ' wn conclusions - lJrls'n lti'.rph our - B_-4 Bmw ORGANITI 3, - eel. .. jority . rio ' - trice fl 5024t mans the UhF - ('liii- - 2t. IRON A 'ItS 'VLI. UANISIA 4.4-6 IRON I I I 1$-ALL AND 219 OOP1UjTS MAGNISIUIIf 3D. OP$ANIC - 'In some' parts of the world,'' tie' said, "it is c-ustoiuuary for -ri to cIu'isk' their lives lilt the first third to bc (lords s1ient in Ie.,riiini.t, the se t'euricl liii: an' I thur'l in cc urkitig, priuvuiturig for a fcuiisily, and the'.' JASMINE 116'1110 GREEN WAY * ""'T NITBO-GAWIC * FERTILIZERS wby bel re' iit-we"l t-,titiitiittiis.'tlt to public I.u'.'.. ta'Ui on (lie part of youth: .ittuirrw'ys fresh out of law school ,end whitehaired legal veteran'. %4 110 cc uiuki Cli$) distinguisht'uI careers by working for the • Brazilian Growing, ('harics i'u l isle' C L Pepper Trees In __ (4 All Name Brands .'r nay Iluckhorfl5 hook us quite live' lv revealing scores of po litical his research on Nader ,i(tlVi' ties and the answer of big bussnest to Nader on consumerism is extensive and clearly defin- N6 rhe FC. .1 mart n' a romhinatl')fl idealist and ec of d ision Vehuch upsets the Farago The [toys of Suii,iisei'," icani whole Establishment The cast of ctiatiCQTl F,leanor and Franklin, is a fortun,iteIv there tk huge lusts roster at the front ,if the 'Open Marriage. Nena ar members. urrluding cabinet 54'5I' O'Neill legislator'. SpIes. military fig'The tkfen.se Never Rests,' vitriolic columnist, a up's. a .Srons4 rosmoflaUts. nd lt.,iult- y with detrg,itu"n .,...,,.,,,__,.,lh,'iic.ut n ii&.iui a rs aid this subject (cm many ye pre'se'nted 111. in easy-to-read otin's to life in a manner y (arnew book entitled (published bytied The Mail Wash' Robert It Luce. Inc t)ase station at Casselberry Police Station. S Supreme Court scas (ii speak at dedication CfL't1lOflteS for (tee out of Legal services priced new buildingcitizen average reach of the Askew said that "people lead working people to the conare aware of their net-cl today ta s cked el us ion the system is legal guidance, not so much for Asns Iteubin , agai t them. Gov for help in court, but for he lp In kew said Monday. staying out of court." k banee Addressing a law w "And the fart that they fre' Florida State !Jniver_i, quet at they can't cif(ccrsl it quently feel ty's new college of law- building, largely to (her contributes prohis urged Askew, a lawyer. responsible' Cnmiutiil( it_cell to pro- Feeling aniunit the fes_cion this countr working t'ttizt'ri of s'iding a legal services for all, that the systt'rti is not clesigtte-uI regardless of income, hwrcefit, but rather is - Justice' Byron White cut the U. for his lie se il stacked against tutu serntitiuc'nt. "This is '. e'isnmiit Icing allow sine which Al4M:\Ns'. to fs-riiicrit in this rn'thicri without providing redress to griervaficc's," Askew added, TAU.AIIA..s.SEE, I-la I $ 59'-3 For a Morr Atty. Askew S Urged By habilitation h(agland becomes NO ''" fascinating - ALL SOFAS. CHAIRS AND FAMILY ROOM (;H ;L PS 2n to GARDENIAS ____________ i hc,u, '.co.l On 24 hUc,ss Scotty's • 911 - history of thic' - tout by system postal S (' one cc his has been involved in Th e - hit' gc'.cFnuur called for it Drastically Reduced 3" HIBISCUS - BLOOMING PURPLEJr - Mortar Mix. LiD to ts,i hisng tic iCi', blotS or 510'S] ORCHIDS 1 from Ivy I.,gue uhools, who ,1IT working hard lot very little ,in'l corwer.iti"n pers)nilhties The - ___________ Budded & Blooming HANGING BASKETS 5' 30% OFF SIZE Large 29-4 For 1 to keep in better contact by radio with his men on duty. t)onmus Estt's l')toto) him - WORLD) 4 TO 5 FT LA FRANCE Estri BLOOMING 15.00 To 25.00 S ULTANA MORTAR, SAND and CONCRETE ( MIXES , e(c 111. 7! wl~_i. ~t , , - ,,."I t Ulil" systeiit, which will enable among __________ EACH ..uISCUS GAL CALADIUMS VIBURNUM HEDGE PLANTS tries out 11'W L g)49 BEST COLOR VARIETIES 1,89 CASSELBEItRY Police ('hivE (vortt' Karcher to Thick CARISSA . - PATROLMAN ers e -- I t - - c( en B it - - Legal Services For All Curr - - mi 0 LAVAN DER WISTERIA VINr . Pnsshy 41 RED BOTTlE BRUSH 2' t 8" .8! 3 For 2.49 , 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 Q EXTRA CELESTINE RED 4.RED FORMOSA is LARGE AZALEAS BUSHYRED SUNSET 349PURPLE FORMOSA4'5 .49 3 For 1,39 mo rn the terse, quickly chit' - - l-lin'.cI fruit and snusic %% Ill he' t.'.ilur -i sin liii' Nutli''r tarot'. / 1972 uuiiI*lCr Starmips Four unulti-coheired denuimmliflallon'. cciii hunter two of Iic'll,snei ito / pccrt.int .innu;ii (-ultur,il Cs c'nt'. this' I'iori,ide and the llssllanst I-s".tus ii Itus' h-lccri,iilt' i'. .1 i,irgs' g ir N £01 RI AND N COLA LAND den sbus'. highilightedl b% a cccli ful testis .il 01 Ilnw,'rc, pI.ints C nt,1A10 • and either varit't ic's ut hurt i('uitural il,'mlis list' lis,lI,intl Fs'sti' vat is ,in annual summer proa gratis cci IflUsi('. dranui anti d,inc'e' 'I'hie' U ;sltis III depicts pit-c-c''. . 3045' ol it uit [hi' ,tiu iluis It) shows ,' 's ii it-cl picture of a flower The lOIN LA Ui plus 15 Illustrates ,i mnocie'rn sunlit tie-il repre-st'ntation of .i a fs',c cng a t our i.encist'.ipe' The' 45 plus 25 hears to t.ike' c's an abstract motif representing postal icr g.e fit ia tsu n N an he ws'.uvu's histuir) erttis'ls'ss si". ur.iI musical symbols s'ctiot,iI material ,ietd h,ireicounin that Ac is customary pleasthe 'tur- bile'c1 c'riticistli inti' a try. the iirtweiS from stamps will ur,ihlt' journey through the' lobhargt' on these of stamp collecting ta-nd it the Summer Stamnps by Postal employ i's's once f elt I iimmlttt'e s'. ha- h distributes at pride. Ihiw t-r says. In greDutch inhe- monies ges en the restsntibllltY Of being stitutiscfls working in the field of Ii,euuilling $ uthiet vupit' s tiiail social w than' or the' performhut sueh devotion has changed ing arts no'.'. - and so has the entire ____________________ REG. 3.69 2 ft Field Grown Pfitzer JUNIPER Boxwood Type - _,, NOW ONLY ------------ CASH K P49 Thick 8. Bushy -- -' SILVER DOLLAR E ucal y ptus. Trees - - - 89A. - -- ", J 2 to 3 -s- , Gold en Rain Trees ..: , - 10 - - - IIOUSC ternatinnal iiplomary and televisiofl and fin. the whole works , scenes of pionage and he uses that e1PttlCflei' are wrapped sip in thus graphic keep the story flowing sintnCnt to gel a ne.'.' stt'IV fl novel The plot becomes ins this i'ry vivid The time is the near (salute Nader that led to In the ordina r unt'nl,iry IItukhotn S CliJeff re y ff.igland. a r1uset .ind plausible' yes Rut if the rea'l" ns riocitv wit arusiseel liter to the unobtrusive vice president sudaI°i with the author denly is thrown into the moct point il writing this book (or in the world imaginative fancy he will 'l pii erful office ot Iis'r' e hi, might also be " .i dir:), taking when the president has a heart himself curious atosut the harvard law thr o ugh a wild ;(tatsum of attack V hat will the new press- le vel 55 hcol gt.iilti.iis' \ch' C advice tion tis c,nsumrrs is that they ran do dent be like' Stiles t Sm' There are plenty of crises It much more to help themselves tssntatvd Prhave Red (hinece appears the beside' grumble SW reeded in smuggling a nuIitiekhorn begins his IXKk clear device into the Inited c ith lay mating det,sils of Na let s cspe'ruenre priest to his St.utes perhaps is .1 mean' of Sell 'arlv apprar.lflCC it Senate hl,su krnail There is the thre,.! SIll rob if a n,itu,,flA ide strike There on rtiui suit ts-,i ririg 'c' op po the maneuver by sudden imlii'. light t,unr to a Iii' Iu'msss F'I( UON silson political party to gain Ihu' serious situatsin lie dc scribes Nader c ('enter for control of the Senate 11" Wirsl cit War,' Wiuk After remaining quiet at tis'Iy ref ltes;xinsi'.r Law - in The Word. Wlare where the first. Baglant swings to life ,ichingt'sn I) (' "('aptasns and The Kings," rsi.,gs'n (if . icier c enthuss- There are setret summit meet- aldl'A eli ,11-11 111 (sir the' A or k is notn cable inge lie often .i legislative pr>'flit' f*,,rC1St," Riatty a controversial meagram among hut assistant' and stu -- M N,iisc' Is Ashet I.E'.', of dent helpers A surprising num- sure to strike at the roots I',,k tax reher of them he says. are blue poverty, another for hi s4s of society with diplomat form. another for urban re- NewIcalu,es By SYD KRONISH . - - - _________ *-"% . . - .- Mci)or CssrtLc Blow on icc- - - I'll - - ' the %'IW system. aitlest the city In cicqiutrinet (lii', I the tire itsiproveil system tailored By cmt sIs I I - i-ssintered w itlu tIme ccItt system . Ultra Status Symbol has to be Itit -3t. K,LrVt : :. spelt inths' dt'. os we're efl' A fluenre betsinul many refririsit it was Ih,bert iIu( khorn ta' , It is planned (lust motorist on n dark lughway be i the needs of Casselbe'u(itvirtually cut siff from police department will use (1w eli VII. iiiee'I tmi.iyor, who has 11w headquarters anti ,icictance F vsk'in s sin as cons trsifl iiitly itiitcil stil itouwl ('iii)once he leaves his vehicle, The Is complete. While men ,irv (lie ntiiniii' itmiunictit I w n-stem provides that each (raining in use of (lie hew departiiietits and his office saul system will officer will carry a four-watt equipment 11w older (lie u-se'.'. radio system will allow portable unit on his person tw usest as a back gus-eminent to keep In Sainbrook last week checked the' i-its while on duty. found continual touch even wtwn not The small unit Is carried on out the new pnrt.ablcs and uphy In city till. the belt with a transmitter t1wirsIgbCaSIlY picked ______________- ,,rid a dining room building. A patrolman who has stopped beach Th1re ~111111111 T .1Lt -36. - - ngle ?zn3Ubin bean . j. 0 If - ls [is1tto0r is - - - - Isuilding of cared stunt With glass l . _-~: -- '1 _P; " ____ ] t' f2 years old. was or. txpiurned It Was - ___________ - - - . cepting ilelivc'ry (it (tie' ness 5) stein &'Ohlltllefl(kMl the c- sty council (icr Its foresight II' 5 4 11 1!iii) the needs of 11w 5:155'.'. hIlt ci(%' by improving amid Iljklating t'oiuiiuinlcathins fir both the pcIicC nuid fire' tli'I)arttll('tlts lie pointed iii patrolman premium In the elI) jittid1 tie Sauiltirl)Ok% hard being answered by a the new base station in the ats'eit '.'.ork .ini kn,,'.'.kslge' of coinin Tampa h mistake. police station itself only tiiiiuiititiuu1l5 which gre.stly No longer will a Casselberry one tenth of the space formerly - j -- - Expected Iii he t'cps'cially radio set-up representine: an $12,668. of useful in survCilIcittC'.' w sirk, Investment snuell mdiii units can he carried p.11cc (II. harold Peek iimterctiver In the ;in1s pockets suggested the new coin, (1w detectives of the force. i-nunicatton.t arrangement OflC Councilman harry Sam' year ao after noting the cM' brook, city's the fccultics (1w department was inunwations officer, did iiinst of in its 'lIF s ) stein, when 11w negotiations for purchase of at least one occasion a s stem. With space at a vtng complex, casselberry dispatch ended - - -. . White House Novel ,,ftIIt1ir1 s rights. has bN(ItflC a 1cpsil,sr personality who it gi .'n r trill for being the in - Sanford 1 lie' s'. stein al" tfl. (I s' ,rt,'ei I' hsr , North Vietnamese of tegh r.er grand rismac Railer life to bring about $ an risks his R G LAND H .John v sencalinnal tl'SJf) in world .f ()rs.leII World I'uhlishini fairs 17 9,, a fir.' hjpflq to Action. .idventiire pnlitsc' novel y an author elp.riCrr' lIE I'f)I'I.f. N,l)FIt I.AViY I-it lly lfnt)c'rt I" lisa k hi hum l'r,'ntire-lIaII. Inc Ilaiph Nader. is Crusader (icr C U 50 enet as tot north mile- the siivstl unit ciii l' beaiiwsl hi ('ASSEI.lEltll\' he c'a1itiiItt ill cm Interstone in melern poli ce c\Mfl' (Iii' new tse repoater with its clinIc's t and sit Inclitsllnit eIt frequency ,nunicatiofl has been reached In l3.foo( Lill ants'uwil ansI for inutuni aid policeit firs' frequency the (his city with the deliver an,t located at the rear of letirlNset placing in operation of a flew station at cii) ball ('aiuitY .Snnsbrssok found no uts'nI ultr a high freq uency WIIF i then is Irwreased tsi ¶ wntLs ion MeNu had come into tht fil lunned nil a hstiislr lapel To % lnerea'.e hroadea'.tiseg cap.ac'tt, "I am Mr. Simpson." ht said. " - come to dis'us vur dinner order - - B) DONNA ESiiS S 1'" Crusader Nader tat 5,41111 ('ee'Wlt)er1) from .' iW ia". ' j 4 li For Casselberry nan in the whitechef 's hi't .nnouncrd himself - Olt BOOK "F V 1 14 (a resort joint there was is tap on the dut': . OF Is JL - - I UHF Radio New It ft MURRAY ()LI)ERMA\ ['0111 ANToNIO. .Ja• - J I . - P - - s " 's '*Pa Se'i ,r , '.-I K LONGWOOD - Hwy. ilti and 434 Op.n Sunday lOans, 7 p.m. Mon, Tues. Wed tam. - 8pm Thugs ,Fri .Sat tatn 9pm - �-_ ._ -_ I11 TT --.-_- ._- Thursday,May 11. Records Songs --__— -FOR AMERICANS,-~ ~a . .-1*I , ________________________________________ Show Nm i rvturn rauomhip really IS a matter iung together da3 by day. ( ii, rt*isanucu11. tuch is a jr Tj This . i ________________ I-. / ______ ______ V -. ____ ___ 50 I__________ GARAGE j a'x,E -__ 0 / ___________ I_"i,, — 'L_ 0 z_r, / - - ..f A __ LIVING/DINING RODM J / _____ : . I Monsan ti cooled up a polyester fabric in its laboratory, teamed it with Cornfort.abe eotti, and created this suit and shirt fabric. The suit is chrome yellow and f} shizi is red and white gingham. Easy care Long .L,".S LB Planer. L*aoleum or carpeting can rover the rooerete floor slab. Approximate roil under $15.555, P11 111111 a 4$ a iN lot. Plaa HAflSR was designed b3 arrhh:rc-* Jan Rr'sne'r, 1,11152nd Street North. St. Petersburg. fla, 337)5 Information on plans ma, he obta in ed by writing the architect, - Here ow Little Way Long Goes a Paint . ia thcr's records and concerts l:'s reall) healthy I th ink, "It reiuind ne of the lati' 3O in Paris where the French lii presswnists infl uenced each thcr, talked about their ideas, llabui-ated." Other observations Williams has t wake about taday's iiiusic scene is that honcsa cit frest'nt.ation is intire prized shiik than audiences profcsswnalisus and thi increasing iiiiportww'e of t h sing In comparison with tht Doubleknits Are Stretch Winners WillIams recently cut a atbutis, on A & M. of has c'wr singe, called "Just An Old Fashimed los-c Song.' It's No. the May 6 Il' chnrt He 143 though I hate to quote *i of he t IC . aAting floor his agent re - can hIt"Stli realistic ' STERCHU'S DOOR BUSTERS 2 only - 7P Dinette Set ' 1 ONLY Spc. EARLY AMERICAN BASS E TI t 1. Vs lIlt kYIS _______ Rig. "'-" 24900 S pc. Frrtch Provincial B ROY H ILL have "Audiencei c*iang1. They are appreciative says, Bedroom Suite s.wr,g the ,spg.. I'" '"h IinI Rig. ..9s LOVE 111 it DEAR ABBY: I've never felt compelled to write to you Wore. but the letter from the mother who heartily disapproved when her husband announced to their children that he had SOLD his class notebooks evokes this response. There is a vast difference between selling notes and selling exam papers. As a student and graduate of two colleges, I fail to find anything Immoral about selling or buying notes. I didn't sell mine only because I didn't think of it I GAVE them away. If the student who buys notes, uses them to his detri C rnent, depending upon the second hand notes solely, *iid not paying attention In class to take his own notes, then that is his misfortune. But buying notes or reviewing notes of one who may have been more proficient at note-taking as an additional resource should not be frowned upon by student, EDUCATION MAJOR teacher, parent, or Abby. DEAR MAJOR: You could be right since one goes 10 school to LEARN. and If be In fact learns, be has achieved his objective. But some teachers may take a dim view of students isho. Instead of taking their own note., borrow be It buyl notes of others. I say, a student bo has this in mind should ask IsIs teacher bow he feel. about K. ---'U'------ FORECAST 10k FRIDAY, MAY 12, l72 -- Here'sAhe AnsiI ARROLL RIOHT'8 An In - I I ------- n- . ,- " .as a ' o th ers in some joint project, or you could try to be selfish a nd lose your sery shirt 1)0 whatever will improve your image, charm It rued not he ex pe nsive, but should be well thought nut GLMINI May 21 to June 21) You can now collect needed data and do whatever will help you expand in the near future Find the shortest and best road to you: particular goals Handle that se cret matter with true isdom MOON CIIILDRI.N (June 22 to J uly 21) Plan et.ctly one, particularly how to base far better relations with every to gain your yourself have to do the work hi,n,la You il finest personal aims Happiness is yours (or the making LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) An e xcellent day to get in - is very old. it rna be that other program available All we ask is the opportunity to present Program" before you ourrhar e vr,itr hirlal c44 ,,,, a.' ia.' IVIV'IVIV. leaks will occur in other plact.s -- WORLD ALMANAC "our ,-,,-. 1 WE INVITE COMPARISON FACTS We - - CHAPEL HILL person ____ 7 -- ill the 2400 HARRELL ROAD, ORLANDO, LA. 32507 DIAL 71-I us l4'nith t' the ntc'rltiu n tiouridars (it the conts':mmous United Slates ,the cUS -Canadian border, exluding Alaskat is 3967 w iles. rt'ording to the 1' S Gruiuicai sui'it') 'lit World Almanac notes that the tt Canadian frantic: is the world's longest un fortified international boundary, e teir, YC- •i'i°-' t'_nt,r,rt,.* ,l,,t us us us us ,ususususus ususususususususus / I' I I ) j' 1_ ( — --- I i pvc-need "Family Burial Estate" Program. It Is unde rstctf there Is no obls,athon. ,'a— ..o. .,. -. - U - NAME - ____,_____=__, - CITY Think of you and you'll begin to remember the common sense rules of the road you've heard since you've stood yea high to a grasshopper. Think of you and you'll pay attention to the signs of the roads. And the law. Think of you and you'll -' ' ,,. .., aa51a4 ------------ — - i 0-11 - -- W.PJYt A ll GOi.Ofl MGwwa' Wile 0 - brute Century (U Love, American I)o,i'I ltt5p 'I'oL&i ks'a' VII ( hi \iiriiig Holm. \'i&iL.', Il PI)LLV çltAMEIt L)EAI( L't)l,L'L'--- I atit ' I itlti In tt'SIHJUSt' to Marie's letter In which she exitresserl her thought that aitiniflistraturs of nursing homes should prevent children and (If b.ibles from visiting bt'c.iuct' Ihi'y at t' tufteit i.':iII it'l'S colds and other iiiiseses and bi'e'aiise lii('s' run ill) unit III3y'bOdY itnssn the halls Surely Marie does not in nursing homes or she could not say anything like that for three I have worked as an occupational therapist years and find the greatest itrith' the elderly have is In 'their children. grandchildren and grvat.grandchildren They look forward tit their visits for weeks In advance. They tell their friends and, when the visitors arrive. of t the home to parade them down the halls ,;It the s-islturs, and their family to the other residents. Even the must senile will light up when a child is near. No matter how crippled a patient may be'. a baby always brings a smile Nursing homes are for recuperating PeoPle and also home for many ssiio wi never go or live ansplact' else. Children bring happni'ss 11310 the lives of these people Marie', adults cai rv ,erms, too, and even nurses and ad' ministrators Residents of nursing homes are like cui. tome'rs and you have to try to keel) them happy and comfortable' until the dear I .ord decides he ran do a better Job of it how long would you ss ant to list' if you were confined to bed and were never allowed iii Set' a new grandchild? A person's strong will to live can fight oft miny an Ill ness or, vIrus Take away sontt'tlilng its __.him or her with something more serious than a physical malady-li, G. . - (6) Wha t's My Line? (9) All My Children WIN AT Big Jump to Ibi 1:30 (2) Three on a Match (6) As the World Under )7 Requires Parent seesec- ret4iry Don Pride gild ThursAskew acted In the wake of disclosures that hoard of Busi' ness Regulation member Bernie Simpkins of Cocoa, an o - Friday . Saturday and IstJ 10e3,?iM LO j44GUfkfG,k 501 if > ijil (10111 appIust' t North 's Jun11) to four spadsa. - )' - Sutadat _•,'' a - :: .4* - of 1-4 IN I _r'_ ,-4..., FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. Now cuaviso rsmuwto All Souls Church Di,tyt2 * .t lu's ) £410 C I ato is a 9th & Oak to I SS 2 Sian I 'Sc - - the great tradition of American thrillers Dnv-In Tksatrsj Last 2 Eicsting Niles 1st SHOW 5:30 ('T) ,I_'l IQ it Ps_us ,1 rt 4 51 From The Author 04 "Airport" slate." How to Laugh at the Law'' Z. "It Is a most Interesting hiansi 55154 I LZIMi11i.7Thir1I Toe itll•.s N',th 16 ti.; Stest 20 Pass ti $iiuili East 1V IA 2 NT Pain Psis 3* Pass S.osh, ti.,ltl YOU, A 55154 V KsIiZ • tl(u7 454 w, f ill uii ' gel A-thu •ls,rt iw.hlUiilli You, pallors will K oo iii four spailea if tie 11.1111% flu, castt, in the suit, JUl P.55 s '1I' S 114)5 lull. • Vii ,', - Eatii p..s.i.' 5511 .1, 50(1 4114P Isuil ' A,,'ssCI li.i,imii'% atiti) Vs th it, It ,totii'i teens funny when you sir s;iss 5bataaie' a Its she saps, but w hen you Ke isse prr.li' IJISCISI in 1111 B,'tl5,i Ill the (,U's'S, is's hihaisous. ,, ,eslotihlr 1 WINNER OF S ACADEMY AWARDS Best Director Best Picture Best Screenplay Best Actor Best Editing JACKPOT ;;;,._so," - DAILY i,it.pI 5,.' 20 GAMES. PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING 100 It se-i tO - HiwtPSPi' (Nililiti I Doors Open i2'IS Show An ii 30 - 2: IS Cool 5 r .ze Starts A4P.M. Si 5th aas'hI4$ DOWNTOWN $ANpOeonx older.'' lu'aiutd V ''Could they have found a dcfciist' - _Do11 / rest of the tricks 'You get better as YOU get a.--' 10 UCIIS ?UU. "No,' sold LACK B (ANGELS SPECIALMATINEE ALL SEATS 7k trtc.u:, hut the" 'md to lead us heart '1 weitt ll[) '.5 sIb (1(1111' my's qtt'uss stid cIlectt'd list' Ha Oswald & James icobs , - ' ,,,,.i.,i'd his knit (it clubs \'t't took two 111,111111 plums - Z; A - %_ Z - 4" BINGO (jereil a colilplete study of state good i l I Ma'*e th 17 XE ,efsJs 5250 F" AV Ex ,AAJ IF ZI 11 VW I m- " I S 53 PO POLITIC N0 1111491111,111A111119151 Ordered -..---- I Is, r)tI'', It Id iieI'$%%i e.,,. Downtown Sanford DAILY Study Four Spades 540*' 1 55 HOT LUNCHEON SPECIALS the shift of beverage fund from a Winter I'ark bunk to an Orlando bank last summer. -Pride said Askew ordered the funds returned to the Winter' Park batik 2days later when he learned that Siitipkiri-s was a share-holder In (hit' Orlando batik. -r i ve governor has always iioiiiitt to his 10 ilieli it” felt that there should be not of thus' l)la,'.'tt dsinii 111% appearance of conmoods. East In uiiipi'd and '/, even the !'rt.ic atd ovt'rrutird j 'tit'is iii' i •1fk1 i ''11w governor wants to cx a club In shimmy and It'd plore the whole question of tieltl4tl3L'1 it OilllOIi(l a hea rt atilt positing money In slate banks," Eutat disc a rded 7. ruffs'd again Now' he he added, ''lie thinks things can ruffed a second club In (htilfl be made a lot niorc "oinpetltl%'e iiy and another tliiimofld In and them must be so tue way lila own hand Eussi discarded it better rct.rri on our get to ea r t on that fourth a second h diamond, but it did huh no overall lns'eanients in the ____________________________ __________________________ *aO55SMf 1:00 (2) Somerset sla ndilig Askew appointee. had directed DEAR 11OLLY—Sly I)et Peeve is having a a $20 million _____________________________ George Xr,red'1 Fredric March Ji m Brown Tomorrow Banking appointment at titi' beauty shop and then have to sit and wait long past tiiv time while this' operator "works in someone else.-LEN, ,'r", (. (Si p,'' () Split Second - . 530 (7) (9) Ne'es usSpecial Special Special FRI. 6 SAT. N I T E Mid's*i$ SP'i'. Ii GOP M Mail SS P)4 54&.a " 4'' 1 0 C i' I ($) liii . (6) f)erry Mason 5:00 (2) Dick Vats Dyke A. 6:00 () Slim Mimi Turns (9) Let's Make a 6:IS (2) TV Classroom flea I (6) Sunshine Almanac 2:00 (2) Days of Our (9) Slim Mima Lives 6:30 () Sunshine Semester (6) Love Is a Many 6:45 (2) Sunshine Almanac Splendored Thing (9) Florida Agr'.World (9) Newlywed Game 7:00 (2) Today 2:30 (2) Doct ors (6) News () Guiding Light () Bolos Big Top (9) Dating Game 5:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo 3:00 (3) Another Wor ld () Mike Douglas (6) Secret Storm 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (9) General Hospital (6.) RO1h1P1' Room (9) Movies CLUB - banking procedures, press to Love (9) Movi es 1:30 (3) t'flgh Chaparral (6) Search for MORNING DEAR 1101.1-Y-1 bought a I'lill, iIIIII(IM' do-sk Itill 00 (7) I Love Luce (4) Amateur's Guide Jeopardy TALLMIASSEE, Flit. (Al') Gov. Reubin Askew has or- has a lot of coIlIjtartIlIt'tlis ss itti s1uifls'il ink in ti lt- Ill This looks as if :1 had bt'eti there for sears l)oes anyone have un Idea on how I can remosi' these Old ink spots without injuring liii' nice old Iitiik of lilt, desk'- MRS ,. AM baby. that $ cold 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton Place () Edge of Night () i Life to Live (6) Where th e Heart Is (9) Password 17:30 (3) Ne,vs FRIDAY Pollys Problem ft ~ I I I k 1, I 6 ,~ ,j 1 14 (6) Green AFTERNOON 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson () () P5OVIS fomlit' nfl1 von have' In important as suiuivui.. a ... (ecteet Style 11:30 (3) HollywOod Squares (6) Love of Life (9) News 8 00 (7) Flip Wilson (6) Mc and the Chimp (9) Alias Smith and Jones 6:30 (6) My Three Sons 9:00 13) Ironside Moves (9) Lonostrc'et 10 00 12) Dean Martin (') Gwen Marshall - - 11, ' PHONE RightRk+cwh.reithurts 9:30 (4) Virginia Graham 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place 10:30 (3) Concentration () Mery Griffin 1050 () Fashions In SewIria 1100 (2) Sal e of the 7:30 (2) To Tell the Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes () Primus Z ADDRESS - — Consequences (9) Dragnet without we must report that our old appointments th at will add to your enjoyment A more devoted attitude toward friend V was sitting North much money spending too Do not risk an South. and his partner the one you lose Is wise right now. V had wakhurd Z ipsake so istrarigement many difficult hands for AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Think more a bout the %'or, Whitehead, Lena and situation at home and concentrate on how to eliminate any Foster back in the days of You can easily get at all those friction existing there now auction that he autornntkiil' repalis have an enthusiastic attitude small, household IN raised him 'allis any cxare able now to use PIsCIS (leti 20 to tfai 29) You wtilstsoi'%tYr cute get duties and more up- to-date methods at your regular %'t'il lilustit' the' heat open. Add comforts to your home. Out to the right better ivsults lug lead of a small diui,nond time East reified oral returned a sources where you can get the facts you need at this he or she will he In tnttp IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN I Of)AY aI Keitil tO put This isn't liii' soll (If one of those charming young people who $0 timid thr tit't1 tip gist' iii.' dollar sign in front of every thing from ea:llest childhood, and ethical training nec essary to ila 50 't'ii a ago,'' sjld be o.irc to give the spiritual Then this /, Hot I tf'. ink justice Ina while young to combine this trait with idealism tnitinmiph but a happy chart and much sticc&s,fUl, becomes not only a lie !.'t the slid" the lifetime Some of value can be accomplished during .n,f a Wi ara naceIUtY early to build up the rather frail body l ., .-.--- - us us us us us us us us Please have counselor call 'sgarin your I _,4 I position is with the public in general SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) You are eager to arid sh ould do just that get into all that work ahead of you 1,.........„.wkifsr early in am- I axe a sitrie time ivi will make you (eel better Think out how to please family more, too keep CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Make and -- aflowing some mad man to careen along rain slick roads at break-neck speeds. "MEMORIAL PARK" Jeannie (4) Truth of -- ------ ''•' ___ Think of you and you won t ±ive a car whose I brakes or tires or steering make it a potential death -_________ trap. Think of you and you (I get out of a car before Think of you and you won't drive when you've had a drink too many. Or drive with anyone who has. EVENING 7:00 (2) I Dream of it first with project in mind, and would do well to discuss You are tempted to criticize, experts arid gain their views best not to Listen and learn is the keynote but It is YOU to carry LIBRA (Sept 13 to Oct 22) II behooves have made meticulously with any agreements you through Strise made se promi s of try to get out with others and one who wants to mess Avoid with mate happiness for more your hle. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov II) liking a greater interttt d"cuwng I., ,.h.. .vn.rtitlnna associates have and all it Control your temper and iSC is w questionable points what yc,'ur true show you line Many situations ansi that world: CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL THURSDAY touch with bigwigs who can be of real help to you This will (,iCt trial enable you to gain your career goals much latter Relax in p in arid build up your credit paid important bill me new VIRGO (Aug.. 22 to Sept 22) You have so . forS3miilion- 'i.t' C T ele VISIOfl. a,,,,,, - .A In the cftjrnr>nd; from the Carsoll RIhte Institute TAURUS (Apt. .,0 to May 20) Consider well the role of - and NON-VETERANS WE OFFER NOTHING FREE -, there ott. worse Iblivou 'e.) AV 10 t,c yours during the daytime While is a great deal of atiaity in toflCtUtiOfl and t,uiineis, thout double checking of all many mistakes arc possible agxeements The e v eni ng finds increased vitality and the ability to make clever plans and put ther in action ARIES (Mar 21 to Apt l) You have to make sure YCU know all the true facts and figures if you are to whittle that proj ect down to a workable level If not properly prepared, you could lose a great deal Take it easy tonight the Of iance fr litened to the and . rep you've turned to . GLNERAL IFNDENCIFS: Poor judgm'ht ' threatened to -- '' .-- 3 5 900 -' '' t STERCH I 'S ---- II,trViuilul T..l.e u,ti are getting -----.-. --i._ to ; 11 tLI nlønt to Herman tnougni houg ht one trip 110 - idilil I .' we neser went snpsht're else We've raised our children and they are raising theIrs We have done our duty, but what I am getting at is this Please don't be surprised If you hear that we are calling this partnership quits." Some thought Mamma had a little bit too much cham' pagne Ma)be she did But three months later Herman went c to Miami and she went to Palm Springs. and they now have TRUE STORY IN CHICAGO a legs! 'eparation. Triple Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Bed. Nile Stand / 2 OFF - 13 .,,u and ran END TABLES - '"i At tip (all ) It ilbis t,,wn 32 (latter ii 'Il u '.3 Ti It- Lilt. (-till,f'is at itl. %.l I. 41 Ill -. - ' 3 7 l)elser a ' nit . 41"' triluan DEAR ABBY. I read a letter In your column about a couple who announced on their 2Sth wedding anniversary that they were being dt.ort-ed The writer asked, "Can anybody top this Well, I A Chicago couple as being honored on the occasion of their 50th wedding annisersary. After the dinner, the golden wedding couple were appropriately toasted, then the bride of 50 years stt'icd up and said, 'Herman and I have had 51) years of marriage. It hasn't always been a bed of roses In fact, it has been rougher than most of you know- 1 liked went to (Palm Springs, Herman liked Miami. [We always Miami.] I liked Canasta, Herman liked the horse races. [We went to the races I I wanted to travel and see the world. Double Dresser, Mirror Chest. Bed, Nit. Stand Having Talk noisily S Cent.-, 3,5 ('sty in Turkey 7 " Bedroom Suite - -- S Convert, 11 Ol,Itt,,atq'd IWR Kl.'tN: l'rrjudk-e is caused by ignorance. The only cure for Ignorance is education. There Is nothing ou can do for ihote iiho r-rfue t. learn. I)on't tight Ii; it's their lot. CANOPY BED 5-,-,,-. Kltse Klan slarch this -- dually can we 6600 - - ._.._ .- ith 42 lWduc,d 44 F,mlnIni nkknatnl Cadmus tnt'r IS li.sssniy a Precious t.oIy 23 Con fl ict in (1teek drartia 411 fliticat town 41 14'.trr 21 P'tn( unus 30 Alyotitilati 44 ?ltlt b,1,r. Irlivr I H. 11ear.l 4 composer 32 Sermon We know that our parents are prejudiced because of their own upbringing, but how can they judge her w ithout even meeting her' THE KLAN do There arc six of us What 239°° .._., 2 VorahINr hilt" , 32 NuI. ii I'oltih I? Family nien'tr In fliinleh 'i Music. at IIIII. 21 CnntiIiWf 72 Daughter of I E.iit'le ti,il 24 Sps'cthifiei 2t IIirr 33 ('raln bearI a solution generation of Formica Top ' • 52 South Asians i'I Al •. 54 Equipped father III' I 34 5t,'tit 5.5 Nunri.'ii l' .1 ii flr.*il. Un,''i"n 14 mink in honor of iq lts'I a bite 2 Quiver I? up of a - . ft W. IOLI 1 OIE53-3%t Si flY 70 Snati part. 1. 30 PuwJrtd to meet --- - - talk* 541 Saried bull minntonoIv .C5 Piitelike fiat, lovely girl who happens to be of a brother married different nice She is Intelligent and respectable The problem is our her. It has been two years now parents refuse fed the family, the younger Our - - Y. DEAR ABBY: Have to - rlieuii drink It a - rspttal IS Ietxti.fl 11111`0 bit of liunstenc'' stirring 8-9 NIICTIw Flip Wilson Show 41 lnfn,nIsIIwr sl',,' p atfo,m I i,I,:l I 'lit' I i 'r Ili,- ,4.n,C,ut.r ,sil I guest star loc teur ted supposed to carry $100,000 resri singer Ih$nkM,srtint lb. Her-tint Carol ('banning and Tony Curtis as an unscrupulous The tI who ransom to the horsenimpper. David Steinberg guest tonight In lover anti opportunIst quickly as he lilind lnvn'%tilUItflt doesn't she',i suffering is nervous tweakat discards wives a show that also features the realise that the culprit plans to dawn arid Marshall. unable 1'. Modern Jazz Quartet, Ili one collects them to litsilit his for. eliniiinate him after tie geLs the rnn'ilra'e the IIOrUI he shmstrt /sa 7,sa skit, Carol itln)s Lila Lively, a tune. ills Irises in('lui(le 'nowledite his error, flies a Kwnn antinnsoney Nnnn' Gabom stage star who is'tiiniics Ill anti t.-ulpt tire u,ji! gives tinhrratuul> Geraldine Itosanni,t Si iiliftii:' lo 1 ,Nit(, 1t* I r an Martin 9It) N 1W Irunsltle II.rim Jones Flip) lies- big etuincu' Rerun t Some flint' nostalgia as Ginger Itogera 8-9 Aht(' AIlsa 51111111 anti '1 ;entk Oaks,'' An unusually Show draws thief Jones s Rerun) "The Refor' high death rate guecta, bringing hock the day o; Ironside's curiosity to a conwas F're'd Astairt" ituition of harry tiriscoc," in inovi.' hieyes and Curry ito their good '.'alesc'cnt borne anti be launches when she poses as a crochety tiancinit partner Mi ro t'4'.'4 _____SI1 "'t4 Iii ilced by coming to the aid of two a probe lit' the nueu,sicals. Dean aIM. NOW 5P4OWTI to wills I' brought mien (sIll flUfl-5 (Jane Wyatt -Intl Jane two with Ante Johnson and ex. Coat F rim t 'i') o rn. by patient Its a oatiialI.stnr.turnediP0rt4r Merross'), who are stranded tiottie • Ipm ungrateful ctmihlrrn this auiIe, f whseni their wagon breaks down 1)(un aster Don Meredith As us result, the s'x'outlusws Eli nbct ii H all er and (; Iluway I The probe eeniti'rs 1111'.'. ittlngly LW('(ului(' inivtsl'.'eil 10-I1 Alit' 0wrn M,ursh.iti, and calluiseit with an old nt'quaiiitant'e, arusinsl a tn*i)i ('nuriselor At law ( Reruns I Ituth Ilornant and a i Hurst' Harry Ilrtst'nc, who sotin'tinmu's Townes). - 'Make No Mistake." lw 1 hlsrry is a bank robber, but l,iuure' often doctor ,lolin ('uirrusdifle hsghl> respected profession; 'ctcr.un actor than not a von 'irtist luicti Marshall and Brando appears as a patient 9-Il ('uS ('US 'l'tiursdny Night 111.4(1 9.10 ARC limgstrect Rerun) believe a promising youin Movies ''Arriv'edi'rt'l, Itahy Cntwukt'ii Man A singer's problems stern Iron Network pullers elutitli this it ''There Was is ho rse in Improper nneclk'al treatment 'hilarious comedy,'' but don't thurseightireil race' I Angst- nun nillergie reaction Its peni illi n Iii uisenuippt'tl He hit tiMan ls'lit". e it It is uft ;s,ssth, a '. 11,11 46 r.%Irfl(-.n 71 Farm animal By Abigail Van Buren and trim - t n make the B ' Th rough the Tulips" 188°° to zoom Clii t( HISCII to in 2% on A an honest representa tion of a te('t' of iiiat-erial and don't require slick profcssior.al talent. I wouldn't begin to cculipare myself to Art Garfunkel or, to step into another generation, to &riatra. But I don't think you have to be Lead tocl On and began torefk'ct his first (h*'ts was "hil girea" out Your IkarL" written uother areas"1 think there is roolli todAt Htisc. sttuch Tiny Tim recorded really I knov1edgc, 7 an acir ar4 b-k tan tnting sxs snsead of about soci*l tiatchinz ttaytlnic TV thile' ron.U5. b6t S l'ttaht'i ,II,touri. r1I• Highlights Up II P, u,ri In quolU IS lIisi,het II Approval oted aline fr own "We've (b Just Sagging roofs were adjusted. And that may be th e real although this tan be a costly "The First Time Ian I Saw secret of it all ISP %rwstrature-s Vs tiler Your Fate," Iiatk project necessitating tise 'ears ago in posh adja cent building of the roof and some of "RnckAa Robla' Jar-tin. SEATS About songs themselves, Spri ng is a good time to give' towns people remodel ed in a the framing In some ,ntanres T.k too There,' S4,pIe The new fa brics keep their Wilbanis says. '1 think we're you!' house a shot in the shingles pattern of moderniza tion, but slight sags were left for ef tee'Singers, By GUS S1'EV 3 ONLY or shakes the six-day -week workers in tjvcsw'ss Why not, thircs sag bright colors longer and they do finally getting back where St hal 'sot' floor For Copley News Service writers ha ve the respect for the If you can provide the spark X-town couldn't afford to do it Me," Greta not strink out of fit. with antiquity for such action in your c-ammo- They didn't have time to shear "I Gotcha." Tea mg as an art form 1I'Iat they Finally, the new fabrics are Many houses are painted 'ou can start an argument "BeIc'ha 0, Gaff). Stow' Sri nity, you may find your proper' off the porches or dormers or to bright white with vivid e IW)S. at Is why I much did in th Th Rig. blue, when you Introduce the subject easy to take care of. Pow iiiik. ty values have esca lated cha nge th e pitch of their roofs p-ee yellow or pins shutters. of men's fashio once .:re lasting done in yaw' house as think icings is ns these days ironing Stork ('owbos's Is \rart "A it gives a Itiok of Men's wear is like George compared with 10 years ago? again, We're seeing standards For example. in one town that now give the town a dii- dour Dow old-fashioned gingha m SOITIt where property values seemed tincuve look with their old-f ash Wallace; everybody has an Certainly not half as much, being written by today's young 116GM." (b'bIthomes wear darker coats overnight, it was really b oned architecture •-ss Blor" BadIiagr-r which frees her to do other writers, Kris Kristofferson, It 15 lesson those who can cur?'., deep gray. deep blue and opinion, a gradua l upgrading that turned the Beatles, Carole "it, Double Dresser Julio iowa B 1St Maybe you can't stand things-like shopping in Paul Simon, only upgrade a house by re that call c muted greens the tide The entire to wn, Mirror, Nit, Stand School Yard," Simon it Th e o ri ginal archimind the tild homes of Colonial colored shirts bright enough to boutiques and eating booboos King Iatcd mainly b blue collar modeling tecturr house may have a Williarn'burt outshine a Chevalier smile. while you're off at work. Rig. workers, suddenly appeared of charm going for it The new fabrics not only turn lot 31,.,S Perhaps flared pants make you were well built These houses, have been washed, d'ed, Marty of these old houses are and settled without too much feel you ought to be playing the their backs cm Ironing boards, starched and pressed But 1 ONLY they look sturdy male lead in "No, No, Nanette." they can be washed and dried cobwebs badni realty disap- the braced frame type Vartowi some l'tan and Colonial th most ITt peared overnight It was a long The town is populat ed with f ine In many parts of aw' straight automatically carpenters. plumbers. cabinet process that finally brought a old farm houses and salt boxes white is considered right machines. She may need to be Gmgerbrrad sc'rollwork and town to life and mill workers, whose for. when it comes to stun colts and there to snatch them out of the fretwort were left net P1Ttt bears built the'.e houses to last the necktie thou!ctn't be wide dryer at the right moment, but ONE-OF-KIND The frame houses wear new overhanging posts, cornices Now the buildi ng acumen hCMlfl UP the ILIAC" enough to double as a aqua.colorful coats of pa int i ns tead turrets. Little farmhouses paving &I for their descendants 1 of long-time weathered ncui-de- maintained their character gger sail The Ivy League for three how's of work. who keep them in good repa ir These fabrics come in many script khaki color t ha t seemed wa.n na rrow clapboards re' pants mood is not dead between Their are no rotted, loosened trade names-Arnei, Fortrri. to be a house uniform ni-wed . not replaced a& ith wider or worn porch floors Railings the nation's coasts. have been cleared of overbrush ones And thea retainel shutKOCItI. Orion. Acrilon, Dacron, th But ere Is one area in look as strong as new ones and the houses itiok sturdy 0th ters and porches while nt'irt"% ha ps they are tada)-'s fashions that almost and others-hut they all offer would be, and per er than that. nothing ha d t*fIi towns npped them If everybody has to like. Fabrics. superior qualities for making a added or removed 1100 FRENCH AVE. in assessing how the lesson of Fabrics have Just about ma n's wardrobe come to life, ________________________________________ :30-S:34 Fri tills: 30 I 1 LOSS WIiflaiiVL -- _s. ,....,. ... ----a Wwl%'Ii e%'eryuung w mast a man (*110 irei is guixi as U I r' -- the woman who takes cam of his ''I'll''~I repair es'erythin. don't clothes) stand up and cheer. this tear anything off your house, There Is eomfcrt like rever and consider color an important be fore. Cotton remains a j key to house charm _____ king but doubleknits _________ _____ which rue as time goes on, in ____ Many people delay a fit-up oitsf H) ANDY LANG plans are winners In the stretch. They new felt will have to be inprogram because their Al' Se'ts siratasres _____________ stalled To make a patch, cut___ joire t(K) ambitious They Oan it, give "Lhke the active man In reacting °' this that 'setsen feel less restricted. bark from the rrs.cked pOrtion They're or remodel strurtions about put ti ng on a to remove all lousi roofing that John ct-h a ratie or when they Cool, allowing breezes to yenstucco finish, I came across the has lifted away from the pt'O have accrued enough mane)- to titate gently term 'scratch coat What tevUs'e layers below it Spread do the work Meanwhile the 'Then there are the blends that does it mean' roofing cement over the area house runs down It is far better offer a littie of each, stret ch * The first c-oat is called Cut a piece of new roofing felt to repair and refurbish what comfort and the comfort of a the scratch coat sumpis because large enough to cover the damS one has at hand and enjoy It that treaties. it usually is wi'atrhed wi th a aged portion plus a 3-inch overnow 71* piece of wire mesh. nail or j;K,lap an sjI judes Press it into the fabries wear kzgez, ~ brick houses can be updated Hma I vial tool By creating these It. cement, flattening it out as long has it Nuttun; duller th an rows and is regular indentattoes in the st.r much as possible but being worn a hole in yaw' rows of all'alikr brick houses yviia'e___ fare, the worker is providing a careful not to break it Spread How long since a shirt has whitcoash ing brick ca n give t suitable Fripping base 1u the more cement over the edges of verne up with a frayed collar? disti nct ion As t ha t of ct-und cu..t the patch Th e job ill clone But (Remember when people patch ages with e red brick showing th some ranters feel that th e through it provides another actually turned collars to We base a large tour- let, better initial protection if Q • kind of handsome look For a prolong the life of a shirt') car garage that take's care of is then covered with a little special pick up. paint the door How long since you wore a the' lout families in our small clvi' und bright elkiw. blue or tangerine pair of pants th rough at the apartment building 1 usually In mausg repair. wail P01nt uIsioiui have most of the repairs done, and move around as though you to individualize your home knee cs' went through the elbows You can alw-avs say someone 6. but thought I mirhl tarkir this II% vI problem myself There s a didn't want break them Too dared you to doit, if rwigtitxirs Things simply do not wear challenge' your artistry And small leak in the garage roof often, a successful pa tch long out-except for shoes-and they which is almost flat and is rov made. only to have the work- you will noti ce that before !tndmg their r' to the 11*1 a'sfl Lakethe' cur ann tnt es-rd with heavy iooting felt man split some other section c,l ragbag neil)' because people get old neighborhood may lose its The water c-anti-s through only the roofing felt ad cause a ness tired of looking at them. ludd'.dutld'. Riot at one point and its just a t iny leak And all along, all people were asking you to do dri p. but I want to (ti it before I went upon the it gets was to drive safely. For your own sake. rout and notice that. in the area VETERANS where th e leak is. the felt is That's really what the Governor's Highway Safety crickrd Can I tit the' leak with' out doing over the entire ru(,f" ______________________________________ Commission's Arrive Alive campaign is all about, h'ubabty Is-".' it and A However, we do have the finest pre-need roofing material it the "Family Burial Estate" set But feel that you should think about the most imporlont B) VIViAN BROWN eat the -5(is we had &gun•• mtiobc S peak alync.' Dots and Wslliaii has qu singer. RETIREMENT HOME: Desiped for a narrow lot this florida-type one-bedroom plan rruires 0(, square feet, pies garage and series po rch The rross- ventilated living-dining room area with a sliding glass door leads to a 1? a 14 screen porch Heater is strategic-alit placed betwerri bedroom aad his-Lag room. Exterior walls are stucco Low-pitched roof is tar and gratel Ceiling and walls are A to the nbeiis clipit.portitiveness has been taken at of it altiong the nitbicians and writers It seen is there is all ,irts of tOolil at th e top. \' L. p. J renstanth find the top-lev' ix'upIe turn ing up on each A - B ED ROOM rt'jtbstjc rouIsaflU.I opposed about the hok music scene ante atxnit love. the da} is that ou know. -'- P ' has been talking IIt)JUt the IIIUSIC busuiess, 1 of I C- Paul in saiie Williams is ' in the isidst ° ' 111 start a Faiuous Fnetid.c Agency III advertise, ttek we have Stephen &I11S on eaI, aying guitar n a.bUIu I fca1swdte ritcr fig indulging R Realistic omanticism, ,-, - 1 think fl 'I 'tRY CA'BEU. sr s; (O SEZI i P,,sl, . Aic I!, 0/1 '11S ThursdaY The Snnford H,rnId ____—. — 1972 ~ HOMES' " III Ir-~~___ -. 48—The Sanford Herald ic I_ TITI± I : TI1Ttt : - lalat' Pause are p.iop1e with real psot'insi sound1. 'rIlE BADGE t,UY%' pnibtsnts ire .iiways ,dItuluus. Keep your e'.cs open foe them ,vetydayiii thisn,wsp1 '.1. - �-_- - - - ..-- -. ._-_-----__-_-- - - ,5anIocd Herald Thurda.tMi Thursday. May f6The Sanford Herald /F3 - PRIC E S GOOD RU SATURDAY I 1 111 ii, 1. TH Sunday ii 1A M ay IIr i.i ii Always ilL. IL. II ii 111111 liii to our Sixth Annual I lenty IIP U U You re Invited... 0 of ee __ Festival Spring Cl WAS HOW 149 Nylon A RT S HOW ring 788 Double o' NOW SANFORD PLAZA'S ON THE SANFORD PLAZA SIDEWALKS our I See the great selection of GIFT S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MAY 12 & 13. laza. I t PRESENTED BY THE SEMINOLE COUNTY ART ASSO CIATION— PRIZES BY SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION. I Event - • ART FESTIVAL SALE ART FES7 1 * Utill III Tub Great t LL Outer Limits IrY i J I LMIVgt FREE L(flOWS SATURO&!S1M PRESENTS ITS - Annual Art Festival TROPHY LOUNGE Have a great Summ e r ! OFF ... < 5' d' MEsr1c JFINANCE l-1.L.r'* .- Gift Suggestions LA from Rings HIS HIS HIS is t- Ills HIS M ils jil Anyhow ? ? ? ? asked Shoe, IS is .111 141 1 2DAYSPECIAL7 HIS HIS. HIS HIS REG a Be GE Who Was That III 1iis CHARM III HHIS HIS "" HIS ,L HI. f HIS HIS HIS Ell 'III ... Awaaaay! . A H HIS Ills 1 (Look ForTheShoeWithlhe"V"On The Heel, And Let Your Im.aglrialion yl) M-iTHU*SDAY.FiY. Save Bed 20 WHILE THEY . . • '* lb wash I c 8 big Ibs. Dry Coming $2.50 BERRY'S D ol 3 - Da Specials y e Chicken Bob's Sale DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR ./ ' BANKAMERICARD PLAZA STERCHARGE SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA HAIRSTYLING OFF! ._ PLASTIC SUPER SHOE REPAIR / / Barber Styling WEEKEND • - 1 SANFORD PLAZA Scissors Crystal Pieces 322.1320 Sharp.nd BOWLS BASKETS CENTERPIECES Luggage-Handbag Repairs —KEYS MADE— SANFORD PLAZA 58 kI IV O - For Mother 1s Day Give her HURRICANE 50DO-V Rod and 79 SPINMASTER V REEL Reg. ".90 SKIRTS 3 day service a lovely flower arrangement. FOR BUCKET FREF COFFEE 1WHIL E YOU SHOP OPEN TIL9 P.M. Nfr. & hirs. Robert Bissenden Woman's V $ 69 SANFORD PLAZA d MEN'S and 5 88 Bikinis UP TO SHOES ls 3395 'ill free v?2 COIN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Baby We buy, sell, trade or layaway. READY TO EAT— TAKE OUT FRIED DON 'A S rT•7F"r'Y'T'2T DRESSES ROD and RRICANE 2050 INMASTER III REEL. R. 27.50 2FOR$J1 ' 3 day service .PEE'. OFF! EACH Welcome Aboard LAST RYA S? loads ; PLUS. EXTRA Gowns and 4's Thursday- Friday- Saturday .AN 25% SANFORD PLAZA UIT 3 day service Ills HIS H1 HIS HIS HIS HIS HIS HIS HIS HIS ,I, , A I I _________________________ Sale 388 EN TIRE STOCK of Regular Pdced S3.98 and s7.99 Double Knit has been reduced to SI-99 yd. 60" wide machine Dry Clean Wornen's Plain a1W41—&1- jV' Just arrived. Shop earl'i ' Full si' s U I I I . Canned HIS DINER'S CLUB MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD AMERICANEXPRESS Ills .c YARD $ i 69 GIFT BOUGHT FROM US IS EXCHANGEABLE. ANY .. • 99 y Cfta S Serving Sets Wood cutting Boards Wood Bread Trays washable. Guaranteed first quality on with US ! What s at BER s HIS HIS SANFORD PLAZA ' TASTY MORRELL'S BONELESS H HIS H H V Fight Poverty ins _________________________________________ HIS HIS III THROUGH SATURDAY Pillows ....'.... HIS H DOUBLE NON TOXIC. NON ALLERGENIC FOAM caii .. III SPECIAL ,1 • #t full bolts br&Mt CM.t Dresses Orig. $5 IS "Hi Ho ' % . SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND SANFORD PLAZA SAP4FORDPLAZA ONLY 395 Bracelets GILTU CORPORATIO * oo PPOLYESTER t. ES ER IN SANFORD PLAZA 2 DAY SPECIAL 777 Steam Iron : U ISIO N I'- / /V _______________________ N OF A DIV 5ap1s m p Hand M' • SHAVER The values are here every day. 77 M sses ' jJ JCPenn ey EACHSTONE GE REG. B CLUB AMERICANEXPRESS i / 19813 PLUS 2.95 4, See our great selection 888 New Spring & Summer st Handbai 7fashions and Full selection sandals & shoes. lovely Spring or Summer MASTER CHAR /7 For Mother sDrw - BANKAMERICARD SANFO BAP4KAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE PLAZA $' Sanford Plaza PLAZA Phone 222-0070 988 ELECTRIC Fr 1 588 Watches Mothers £1YS 1VAIiS 1V*1VS HIS OUTER LlMllSa clothing store for everyone fl28 State St. * 7~ $15 Unlimited MUSIC 17 JEWEL Saniord Plaza HIS itli ()4f) REMINGTON PRINCESS > OUTER LIMITS . 1 for Mother Baggies WERE 10.00 NOW ONLY by R&iI Grabber HIS E A, SANFORDPLAZA322.821 LOANSTOS600 * Two for Price of One! HIS Gu*tars 1 ITHBEAUTIFYINGMIST _______________________________________ . 15" HAIR CURLER .. Double Knits HIS HIS HIS. HIS. HIS EA '/ Come see us at RPM Records Plan now I ____ $A_99 HAIR DRYER NOW 21N GREAT GIFT IDEAS Fashionable Tops by Palo Alto OFF Velveteen Slacks were 18 NOW $999 4'S Ln % OFF DRY LADY Money wisely used All Dress Shirts I 120 Stale S!reei Short sleeve $25000 TOP 0 > V I , . KINDNESS K•300 2188 -" FRIDAY and SATURDAY Surfer S U i i rts s REDUCEDTO Hang Ten Conditioner Thurs. thru Sal. nile ISETTING CHOICES SAL.E t Drum STYLING DRYER FuN TO SPARE! LU Sale CIL41ROL AIR BRUSH Boutique w Mother's Day Van Heusen Century ~P;EJF > REVLON FLEX BALSAM £ PROTEIN MASTERCHARGE BANKAMERICARD 14614*4 88C WAS 121 _ _____ SPECIAL DURING THE ART SHOW! 3 20 or THIS WEEKEND in all our stores _________ Ice Chest WAS With Locking Lid Now"1 Featured SANFORD PLAZA ONE HOUR CLEANERS C. L. 5CHMLMAACK. OWN ER 9 0 -i a beautiful purse a book a birthstone pencil jewelry or stationery. See our Si special table OPEN ALL DAY WEDNES DAYS s A rk T EAST COAST THE PERFECTGIFT FOR MOTHER VintageGlassware HT ROOM SPARKLING CRYSTALS—GOLD MADE TO FIT Sandals I SOME SUEDE — YOURFEET—FROM 5 AVOCADO— MILK GLASS OTHEP COLORS $ 95 Chip 'n' dip Sets VP Salad Sets HANOTOOLED Many Others ., Bowls Candy Boxes Bolts Noah's Ark $7vP . S H $1 SOME LEATHER Purses work on guns including rebluing & stock work. All makes & models. Repair work on rods & reels. See Jim or Joe SANFORD PLA7A / VISITTHE '•, R epair The Sports shoP 1 ii * $ I $ 00 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD CARDS AND GIFTS — - ---.— 14 - �-- 8—The5an1ord Herald 'c Thursday, May U. W72 DO T Coordinator Addresses Wo roe b r on the mem e s — SAY "1 love You" 'C WITil .6 ,,j o.c Raitet by the State of of He is a un ' k C Trarisit rot me stuii. It . The - Cr fnweSAN FOR D SHOP more expeditious handling of traffic, sillmn for servi,-t mads Phr6lielling the main road . J) j B. I - Iii4'e IU flU ,,: -, _ - - - _• - H : PAIR -- . J ____ - 199 $ 299 $399 0Nr L RACK sloo $ specialda 1 help you choose that p-fed gift And her / r ONE GROUP - $1998 / 7 1, too! - /- - . - - - '7"4i441 " The- tables were coveredwith ecru lace tablecloths and w & teacher at Semewle High = ' -.--, - '-' I I - - - - - IF \ - - - again' Select a thoughtful giftof iace.y Ii gerie. lin g e r , e, pretty Polyester dresses or the the Redeemer had a prominent•part an the program at the recent Mother-Daughter Banquet ';Powred tn* the Ladies Aid Society. ,kmong those taking part in the LL. Oi '. wC Lutheran Church of atest in swtswear. All here. All lovely. All for musical portion during the Clo-enlng were left to right, KiM Nader, . In !jjLI111Ii 4J a candeLgbt ceremony. Ends Saturday May 1. The local dub, now th its ( is affiliated Pilot - Stig rime For Mothers Day Girdles - New ofhrs - NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of the Longwood Civic League for ffie forthcoming club year are &eated. from left. Mrs. H Priesident: Mrs. Charles Peterson; first %-ice president: Mrs. Graham Wade. second vice pres ident. and Mrs George Otto. recording %ecretar)'; standing, )11rSr Jake Lassiter, ULStalling officer. Mrs Elizabeth S. Kuhn. house and grounds: MrS. Ruth Lati o, corresponding !.t'cretar'; Mrs. Lillian Cox, trustee- and Doro Heath. thy - c ITI (n I DRESSES A1 Petites thru j \\ 2 L*rmann. president- Mrs. Michael Ginson, first vice presdad. Mrs. Peg Brumunp second vice presl~; Mrs. Sherman H Elliott seaetar- Mrs. Jillrieh D. Keyser'. treasurer; and Mrs. E. L rell. Mrs. J Stone. directors. Manuel Jacobson E. FIRST ST. o gues hostess ' with \.: - '. ' •- ' CO N PEN FRI. 'TI L 9 P.M. O HankAryiericmd Wiler Charge S I I I ')fi ' (. - 20$ E. FIRST ST. 200 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD. F LA. 321-0204 SAN FORD & SAV TOPS AND SHORTS FINE QUALITY 100% POLYESTER 100% POLYESTER FANCY KNI DOUBLE KNITS DOUBLE KNIT LENGTHS VALUES TOS600 YARD ½TOi8YD LENGTHS VALUES TO$6.99 YD. IN JACQUARDS COMPARE ELSEWHERE AND YOU'LL SAVE S3.00 Yd. 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT HI FASHION JACQUARDS $ $ 00 49 42 0 fill 88 PIECE YD. YD. (Cecelia It'arnier Photo) - . FAR EA1 FACES •.' ihin)r:d.potntul ''S bright eyes You wont con inc.' anyone w to; has the ri-al itunit but its fun and A lopical, To lipb. front each point atx)vtcurve (in upper lip dialoo, down to center Then dra%k down froin point to out([ edge I'ick a strong red color slid use a thin brush to' control NURSING CENTER where yourfriendm are' 24 Hwr Nursing Care For Privati, 7Pallents — VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Ph. 322-6707 S& nfof do F Is F. Ind St. MAKE IT NaIRON NEW SHIPMENT IRON FROM PRETTY NEW CONCORDS NO CONCORD'S KETTLE CLOTH FANCY PRINTS MEN'S SHIRT STRI PES IN POLYESTER NEW SPRING PRINTS AND SOLID COLORS VALUES TO $1.98 YD. '1 STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS .- -.( the tea. PH. 322-4712 's- FOR t, Betty, honoree and her sister, Debbie Duncan, who assisted the DEPARTMENT STORE 213 - at a gradua tion tea honoring Miss Betty Duncan are left to right, Mrs. honor L. H. Tripp, hostess; Nirs. W. H. Duncan, grandmother of the ,__..—:\ - you can imagirwin Wrought iron - -1) 11FX1W-S11,NIF.NT TABIX. POSING AT THE LOVELY APPOINT~, Sizes M A. L Ann Riley Photo tlI)lies OIL 2399 f' ' 100% POLYESTER 6 - - I - %at 4t - we call these FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT THE REMNANT SHOP Stake a Fat Fast anywhere, do V ing white, black, navy or got footwear from Take advantag* of Storewide Discounts on stock items. Every %,Vie Select from red, that's what 1 clear through mums ... with plenty of MSEW • -q, The bare WSS KAN' LYNNGRI-Slil - All Youth Shelter. Go that goes \ - Queen Casual Sportswear laytexBras & ;/r/ \' ".-anmation for exmt1ve and women. The South Sermnole Club's chief can. munity PrOect is the Seminole _- "Aft Patent Kayser Lingerie 'ernational which is tbrmting Its fiftieth &n. - , Kors LZ lficersOf the Pilot cub Hurry I Hurry I Hurry I - . A f"' among these famous makers f, - - ) - Pilot Club To Install BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE - -- skirt and a yellow tipped car- Activities of Student Govern. baby's breath and greenery, ment and Is a member of the flanked by two tall white tapers Mrs. Tripp presented Miss nation corsage. Anchor Club. She will enter gift of a In crystal holders. Duncan with a hostess Duncan, grandSttisinole Junior (ollrgt this Mrs. W. It. Lime sherbet punch was silver charm bracelet in the served from a crystal punch Seminole High School design, mother of the honoree, wore a Vail to work for an Associate in Science degree and plans to be a legal secretary. ii iit ITT - It's time to pamper her - be ins:Alled by Mrs. Fred B. Blanchard at a :3o p.m. &nner vezin in Go's Restaurant an edriesday. May 17. 22$E First Sj - - - Saturday, May 6, honoring Miss tudgm, inints, nuts and petit (tress %ith orchid velvet belt, hostess. Approximately 50 fours iced in pastel green and complemented with a yellow- guests were Invited to c,all Betty Duncan. The refreshment table was decorated with tiny rose buds in tipped carnation corsage, a gift during the appointed hours of 2 m-ertaid with a white lace cloth. Assorted colors carrying out the from the hoste vs. Her sister, to 4 p.m. During her senior year, Betty white satin and centered color theine of assiorted pastel Slisi Debbie Duncan. who has %erved as Editor of (tie Year th an arrangement of yellow. colors in all decorations and helped with the serving. wore a green voile with tiered ruine [look Staff, director of white and pink carnations, rvfreshtiwnts. notht - to 1L4 ____________________________________________________ - ___ US a coo, . Use honor uest irtt'ted htr pink pol)t stt r trtcs and it pink The l'alouvs Drive home of bol on one end of the table Mrs. L H Thpp war the scene along with assorted party guests wearing Li transparent tipped carnation corsage. All of a lovely graduation tea, sandwiches, cookies, divinity assorted flower garden print corsages were gifts from the / - ) . cin Grad Tea Honors Mi s Bett.y Duncan $1000 __J ________________________________ Kathy Moore and Cynthir. Fi'dderson, (back row and •,, - j:7 - occasion also served birth-da) cakes with yello roses pruximatel w ell atttndtng the c'tlebrigsnri Dr. Rant, pastor emeritus of the church. served as minister for . - 1 .iPPrarruile!; decorated the, Marty Mr iintl Mrs. floberl N . the Keyrttc (Juti and a rncuiber lknor SodetY Griswold. ('nsu'lberry, an. of the No 11cr flarito' attended Oak nounre the q'ng,,geiuient of their iIaiutiti'r, Kay I you, Iii ('cr11 W. JUdge High Shool and joined 11w Army in August of 1971) II.' of Mrs Jun.' U I)uvls, lhiis ant itobrrt I) I)avis, I' a paratrooper with the p2nd Airborne, Ft. Ilragg. NC ()ttanilo The wrikling is planned for Miss (;rlswold will grailunte froi,i I.ytiiau 111gb S. hool June July IS in the ('tmrriunity 12 Sb" is a tisajorette, plays United Mq'thmllst Church, flute in the hind, is president of ('asseltwrr) ONE GROUP Sport Coats centered with an exquisite wTanpenrient of red roses GnUen punch wcs am-ed from cirl-stal bowls b.A %Irries Mire Nordgm. Micke3L Reck. lAurs Ludeocke, Boemur Sunson and Margaret Heinbuck. who r might just want to give yourself a little treat, I church. The lovely festivities were held lot rviirrwship Hall, which !o o T worre It in that Age group nd tocia% theiv are 345. &r Ilic, YMCA i% an Th rr M R great need for )I %A h1ch tile Ix-tiple tif ScI111110it, leaders in th age group. County should be ery proud. If ripmially women to work %ith vou would like to volunteer your the girls. Mr. Clark told the "semicm plea%e contact the Club. At the present time there A Few Left g , -_ Congregational Christian Let us av is sunlanning ability with a revertion given in members and friendl; of r- / " d tWifilt' - the guides anod the State chief is buildings in the county. Location of the central j&y Ilebert of Altamonte building is not known at the SMnl:% (if The number of children psrticipating In the YMCA buildingot will definitely prr+-rani in grades 3, 4 and .5 has the Altainonte aren, ,Al %tated '_ N groviin ver), rapidly. In 0-,o \11 99 Remard Rant was hoonared on /1 eci W. D C a Ladies' Dresses ,-. Roo MARIO\ RFTHFA encharil Mother on - ZI A .. - a coffee Auxiltan imstalled their officers at Matt,6 at the Matson 3ardin. Ueft to right are Beth liatlaway, outgoing vice president. Marit. Cornelius, incomin di' prvsident, and Lil Baxter, chairman of the Board, Florida Jayme Auxiliary Not pictured is Virginia Harper. incoming district pro*tem Vice MTSIdent. 0uhs attending including Apopka. F-ast (71range. Maitland. Orlando. Winter Park, South Orange, Pine Hills. Sanford, Seminole and Winter Garden. Nlaril)m Gordon Photo) I101101' G 2 - -- " Gloves :. -' On holrilidav Nothing like lush, A k'i?€1tZ ''. , —.... - - R Beloved octogenarian . louses . _~oynn K(~y [ me es. -- FLOWER SPECIAL OR OUP 1 r. 1W Stock N 1 1 1 l .v1 iSlCota, • tazCtark.cxecutt% tttrrctnr ta no recreation prstnm% for A, was girls. The boys do have a Semln°l COunt) YMCA, t speakerat a luncheon of rrni'ation program consisting Mtmwiontc Springs of baiikctball, fflfl iint track, ('hit) Ma) 3 The Altamonte Springs Clark told the dub Mr. W o man 's Club hess voted to take wrobers bow he began his with the YMCA, stating th as one of thr profrcts and he d worked with boys tt anyone is Interested tn Joining the dub and helping in this girls during his summer acattons while iittcndtng 'MCA program please contact it tiantic ('bristlan (ollege In Mr-s. Sam ilartin of Altamonte Springs at &1l7$8. 'ilon, N.C. Mr. (lark advised girl's MCA program for the gymnastics program will begin bws and girls of All Mr. (lark said The on May 12 and any girl Ines. ajler children, grades I and tcrestedinthtsprogram should are known as Indian guides contact the \'M('A office. 'M('A is The Seminole Indian princesses. group presently located in temporary age this particular wn building e ati1 the members had grown quarters but a flflfl) is under ay, This wsfl from 3 guiiles boys in 1970 to stem and lie also stated that he a satellite IM tli be five John Young Is honorary chief of hopefult), there BONEI - To Make Room Fo 0r po A PRICES LI TO • I—i - - weighed against p(! pedientlo initiate the Less than two years since its pollution, accidents, W) lfltepinfl, Durak has z4iirists will face in the fu..SUZ't155fu113 fought fit COZi'- With the rapid gWTh .trailed access roads at US 92 In c'ountrv entr 'olsia Coun for ___________________ the access to Maitland Boulevard in Seminole C.ounty. 4 2ti l (.1st STREET, SANFORD,31iii . attended Seminole High School. Unplemerited,problezns such as When federal funding became easi accesbdit to destit, im ssibl e for ne w roads points after eslUng the mass without CflVI nSI1 vehicle and a measure of ,r)t.ul IfliPatl mconven*erg' as rudies. the flcparzment of ln4id: TranSprirtau lon found Clu,b an'S tamonte Women o ssist C t4W CHURCHST ORLANDO42231 ;:=cl:dtot; 47" of roads them become tha' the eventual construction, how roads such as Semoran citi a ninók Count' and the flit of a road s determined Boulevard and Highway nç,, and These additions to Uw roast .)unul' Wmnan's (nub scheduled tastI).the iie of mass transit. design add greater f ciwlronmental studies covering accdentsarcgreat1 deaiased recenUs nty area. eomprlsinjhis by the traffic slow down Michael Din-ak. Environ. 51 mental Coordinator for the district He was the first en. The DOT is also cngagr'd In p vwonznrntal rp -tmrnt of spoke to the in company B.E. Purcell Thursday, May 11, 1912-90 The Sa nford Herald FUL MOTIFS IN SAIL CLOTH & DENIM 100% COTTON KNIT YD. LENGTHS VALUES TO $2.98 yd. '2 TO 7/ 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS BOLTS AND DRESSMAKER LENGTHS VALUES TO $6.99 YD. orAIuminumIfldQor.OutorFujtur,af Coming Soon— 20% ft 60% OFFI Decorator Items IT 14 1Ot;3OOFF! Fireplace Carpentes—,EI:ctricjans U Pain ers Ceiling Hangers— Carpet Layers I rs Equipment All Pr9CesRjd? - - OR MORE \ I • - 1 TERMS 711N.OrarVeAve. W,'n%wP&rk —__647-2S34 F CARROLLS FURNITURE Air - ?24E LRSTST r-OC 116W. FIRST SANFORD PH. 322.5181 - No. 3 AZALEA PARK CENTER, ORLANDO 251 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. ORLANDO 3796 WEST COLONIALl ORLANDO DELICIOUS FOOD—IN A HURRY1 Hwy. 17-92 (French Avenue) I block S. of 25th U FORMER LOCATION OF "WHATABURGER" I PIECE I Drive-In Restaurant HE ,1 11! 1 1 1 YD. The Green To EASYCREDIT The Orlando Forre Inc. XX 11!14% It%.I V - 00 (MA (A n 10% OFFI to serve We're ii EMNANT HOP HWY 17 & 92 NEAR MAITL.AND -SEW& SAVE' �--- ?* - -- --- t1' - - -r- . i11TII 1O&—theSan1',rdHerald ------ Graduation At Extension Homemakers Festivity alimt " tnt *naeri B ANN th W Mrs. Seminole that has evy Jot, fi=them 1Akr Man Club. Homemakers Council cele- film flower arrangement. Meat acievrmentdnvrent' / leadership. Ow young wnrne and boys. of Seminole County work which le conducted theft women whu represent are encouraged in All nine clubs in the County county, Thm and tension cluha, under ihrnuh charac te r Ported thl! ,~ great even, which leadership truinin ir the 4.H t drtrnno'Eztensinn Agent çt4ndin — 4- - --f / r ! .I711 7 ______ Drive. MIllseq. Patty William$, Sarah Watthinglon 1141strafie% wet@ Mill.1 1.1sm Anti Willianiii, Marts Shedilen. Ifolling%worill And tier mother. Jtmly list ( I I - Un arrival, guesta tcre tingle, Itenea t'ark, llnbble Vgebter, Gay Waller.Paula 'eresl refreshinenla of ihI; .- I 0 A II_ 1'~7 125 Fourcouw,nsrn A 1 - th an c,nho'i.s.ed linen doth sock ( mu) linker. JIn Ilartiarn l)nniPla \los el ansi white siaI mum. Swain hostesses and honorees Mrs Bert HoUtngcorth hostess, Mrs lames L Mc\Vhorter and daughter, Mars honor guest, and I isa Hollingsworth, hostess. crrdii plan. .vaslabk 14 A 1i Mtt iDA 1L c ." 1 • 'nn'u.'rart Mrs (.niit ulso snthrulkd the - -- guests. with news. in print - p gorgeous coral crocheted pants suit with vest and i,tui& I and zi pink t,iouse. . - - : ' prints Skimmer, waistline aricl shift In atterns Irom subtle to bold. For misses and halt in - // t EVA! (If A f= - ,1 6 ps Pr / . I hilt .plirlj! I'll' filit, thAt's IwPlI lot' tilyle ((it a few year; 'It Ir •1I of MY V it t '011 1 10 fl i rS&07& gtuazt I pullover with inalching (;ir UST 11,09"M 17 and I oluts WI-ar ikirts slack. fn,ninl hq.frs ' li ven kiit Moms. to , - - 1 • bags with stylized appliques In brown, tan, navy, plum and Colorful suede shoulder - -. - A 1 1tL'TH AN N E FLYNN oI the San1andoSprings Club was adjudged best in the Art Division. with her presentation of a beach scene dune in 1 1 wti q "friLi' UüI V - . ' g- ic / / 1 I $8 NOW 6 1 regal $10 NOW $8 scissors. Oulet 3 speed rotary motor. Contour shaped handle and professional stylo cutting guide. . ' "-s .' ' .' - Sale %1/ ,bLt.'kh1I1t2? k - -P 560 reg. Flog. 12.99Penncrostelectric 8 8 5 c *a 480 4 _ __i________________ o • 111 reg. $6 NOW regal $7 NOW Sale 1088 Shortsets.At499, buy yourself a summer's worth. \ 1 .- Black, white, bone. tan and navy. lots o of double- color combinations - bags, too. • - 1 - rust combinations. A large selection --- ?" oils. MR'. IIUTII r / nn S!!0 \ 1 L I of crinkle patent vinyl swagger club Home Life Department also received honorable mention at the Convention. -- - - - 7' . of the Sanford Juniors, in 1970. ne al founders was one of the origin, Easy-care nylon short sets that go from washer to dryer to you in no time flat. Stripes and solids; short sleeves or sleeveless Sizes 10 to 18. - i oii : low If 071- - I admiring the art works and its beautiful red ribbon With Mrs. Boothe is the recentb elected Districts Fine Arts Chairman, Mrs. W illiam E. (Ca rol) Ki rch hoff of the Sa nford Juniors. M rs. Kirchhoff week. Shown -: / place award in the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs Fine Arts Contest at ClearW8ter last . - MOStIU. done by Mrs Darwin iMary Women's Club of Sanford received a second . . From short to long. in polyester / - -Ann Iloothe, of the Junior _.iu.....iii.iii.u.I...uII.uIu.uI-uuiuuIr " Short. is.u. Long, 15.88. - It" 4f W Ii New spring stylesI ready for the giving. All at specialvinbuy 13,88andl5.88 f _• - l_,,_ø $6 and over, now 20 % off. issors. t \\ in the "most difficult to make" category was Mrs. Carol Refiner of FIRST )'LA('E WINNER firm for' lier golden weddtrq, cis b partial on electric -1 t'~V of tht. Longwood r 7lub. wearing it mellow gold Us •._. Sale! Big savings Every handbag in stock, f tienilini and bracelet leugu -- - 3 CIOO SANr0D PLAZ A ........... .......... serves., won first place low" ON 94& sello& IA)UIflJI 'I,i !h -Inn :::%" 0 E' MDWDA"I THURSDAY k e buys a lot at Penneys. e're - prosoulks H erald S iaff Ph ot tis V 1 (CeMia Farmer Photo) rarvirl$8 14 A I EIIIII&ES W ARL — 1 WiliLamson, home economist, pecan puffs, C110011AIP 1111111 Debble Winn. Debbio, Irvin, Ann slicks, lenion barn atilt cold Owl Mlitneol Teri Faye. (1oxyle drinks. An Arrangement of red And lielne. Marcle Anderson. %flite carnations anti fern In a be, (lifiq 111ilel. Cathy Thiel. Dorle refreshment table. overlaitl Dangleman, Mary lone llart- NIAHN' 1116%111011MAI. member of tile 19~2 gI-;ldU-ltIIlg chiss Of Seminole Ifigh School, was guest of honor it a "Coke and Chatter" part% at the Hollingsworth home on \ ashington l)ri e I cit to right are .— hind _,___. & f-.-- Diamondoi outline the I haguell"ha ped Elgin flower Corporation, Winter lark, and Miss Doroth%, amilit 'c PMI.r Iehlt attractive IIvIn1t rooin. 2205 ) flAt ne lhut flOW 7/t7 vt)flx Mf tIC1 it hofltW ii a lnvIIe4 itss't innludetI. the ptattUlIOfl "('oke anti ('hatter" ,noUwr, Mrs. party, Saluritay May e at the hn,,t KUet I. Mrter cmi 11w Itoliingworth' Jatties home of the lien - .::..z.— I I n,l f.m In a crystal container Wflt ;'Inrida Power Lind Light ompany. Sanford. tit - & - ember of the 1972 graduating clats of Semitiole 111911 Schiliol W e dding . Mlii Mnr MWhtct, a - 4 5 1 n.Mrt instrurtnr 1V • - / / ' Or ik r Yma t l Fetes I / - Moln If'l, ;Did^ lCP /I4'JOfW Uh'/A - displayed in that hail last v'rri Judges. for this. nuicu,&ndi arra of talent were Miss. Juds It Yll At A ratalyst it) others interested in rning homemaking am well as increasing or developing skills in crafts. cooking. sewing tram the vvr~ basic to harm decorating skills. One just had it, look about in absolute awe at the really incredible talent innerSn .j;;:: 'IV I with Mitch limiter as. COnilinatnr certainly should iuLen arccoric. Party % %f or-191nal detign was earned hk Ther,%Na, dis* ye(i lt th! -Ias 1and ralin infant daughter Anricn 1inn itli Louise Gill and the elected clubs. Skills art! taught and herk%. wbe warr maidift grandest displav of udent in 0 crowd of peopir from all over %,I r.% hanientakinr areus. Seminole Cnunt~ and mn quite riffic-ers of each group. give brought in the public via IX.-eudet double knit dret"Ift number at outIvt for all of these women programming. The value of the number hUIJ slth rrurhelrd beads.. wtu have hobbies., talents., and home and the skilLs necessars through abilit ies which would o therwise making a ha ppy pta IU:cEIVINC; THE AwAlu) for abilities in homemaking and n pportunht) Count) Commissioners Al fat tat' '*most Nvth and Sidney Viliken tirei Through the efforts of thew other lot) skills art alsf. it part riff rostunie, War) wnnl(!Ti nr hand t(,.w thE. resulu; of thr and Mrs. Gill's the 4-H training oil, ThLa, annual achievement da doubit. knit suit witti Llaci,. iN ard A 4 .'Y \\ // citimnithip. tri become better and mare interesting persons lk Chatter 1) Fl -- enormous talents and hard th a before, nt TPurdm My 11, V?k' T he Snrford HerMd Thursday,Mayll1972 L Reg. 7.99PeflflCrCSt electric ' ' scissors. 2 speeds. Contoured handle, cutting light. Handsome • / 5torago container - -- - - the Geneva Club first place in the stitchery clus~, w ith an ii r.r i --- • /, - ______ F °' - ( ASSORTED C 4 0 C 0 L ft. T [S M r _,_•j - - "- - p PYA uoo I m utimri tv TV 1269 1 "in I'Veru'l N I DOUBLE KNIT WEL L FAT YOU LOSE THAT UGLYWHI!r 99 / ' ____ _ Famous name brand candy I Buy 1 box at 2" And get I box FREE. YARD ENTIRE STOCK of Regular Priced S3.98 and 62.99 Double Knit has been reduced to $1.99 yd. 60" wide machine washable. Guaranteed first quality on full bolts Flvdvci% Pisti wow con tafrouvr pounlu slid Ificlies trum t1190111, neo levol %%titot ALL C4111 SAT 151 Thursday Friday- Saturday - clouse witt, itor ik. I wooptit Pioin yu, %%Sftt 10*5 You lobe fir 14966 71ON GUARANTEED OF MONEV BACK . luda I! 51t)w tat doe. I d-s i. .t - uu, it Eeawfmv 101*1' PSI, lust fI'IuIlt vout ,!,p1s l..t 1t ,,n,datr • - - r?a" - -- - - -- —-- Op*n 10 to 6 Dolly open 1111 9 P^. - ,y - a wirmw co oLnx C0U'QATIQ JCPenney The values are here every day. ' fnith'v Closed SUndSY named for gill giving, Choose from home assortment and milk assorlment in I Ito. boxes Hurry In... they'll ge lost &I this fantastic prIce while vv~ ast ",01! ItI) 1)111105 "Charge if" at Sanford Plaza Penneys, Open 10 a.m. 'fil 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sato' JCPenney The values are here everyday. "charge It" at Sanford Plaza P0111111111111Y11- Open V'JJ[ - CALL FOR (WA CATALOG $EAVIC( Slanford-Plaza CPenney s are r here everyday. The value rAkL . FOR OUR CATALOG IRVCL �iIB—The Sanford Herald Thursday. May11. 1973 Solid Carload 1! 1 GnrirWe . V W -W are overstocked by more than 3 carloads of items listed in this ad only! Cole Dehxe Office Chair' Product of Litton Industries Standard Filing Cabinets A Good Grade File at a Price that makes it a Real Value! Popular Deacri Tan finish. Esviry File Equipped sith Lockina Me that l.oek,Tiso Dravi Leso than 400, 2-Drawer tatter Size 8 26" $42.50 Standard 52' Height --- -. "- 4-Drawer Letter Size S 1-945 Regular S. 918 And Cole Executive Swivel Arm Chair $52,50 24 Standard Depth $5850 '32" Famous Space Saver Model I,inl and was treated and released at Seminole Memorial NOltill olfl.A:t)o -. A hospital. There was an unsubstantiated three-month4,lIl son of Mr. and Mrs Donald Brooks, 227 rumor nf an area woman being Bennett Street received burns P,urned by chlorine Isit. ac. hist night as A result of a iorcting In Police Chief Walter t fnAIfun('tioning line in the water iia helor. a check of area systc'tii OWICI ty Florida Gas tiosp4tals did not disclose any adinittante of the woman. Cntiiiriy. Friday. My 12, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32171 four-year-old According to (def flachalor. Price 10 Cents The tit 64th Year, No. io the trouble began last evening. at lIpproxirTlately :M), when residents (1f Meadowlark cut,vlivislon began calling, stating they had no water. Clarence Memory. an emnploye if North Orlando Water and Sewer Company, ()WWI by Se Florida Gas arid Florida Land Company, made a routine check sod found the pump to be working satisfactorIly. lie .ssumed there was a break In the lines, since water on the ground indicated such a fact. rI / 5 !\A iII The break was traced to one "$ of the pipes in the area In which it was a crowded agenda, ches and other religious lines were being constructed to By ANN SIECZKOWSKI hearings. There was standing room only on the third floor, with 17 zoning requests and two buildings, $165,000; four Stoics the new Hacienda Village ansi other mercantile buildings, mobile home park. The old courthouse surely with interested, some even very zoning regulation amendments, The chlorine In the lines was must have groaned with the concerned, citizens stretching coining before the commission, $163000; 51 structures other over-weight during the Plan. all the way down the stain and with Chairman Robert Daehn, than buildings, $143,063 seven under pressure, due to proceedings relen- additions and alterations for all sanitizing the lines, and Chief 1 ning and Zoninir Commission out on the front steps of the pushing ticuly through the long list and others, 110,000; one public Bachelor reported the chlorine building. "No need to go in there." crowded room of vocal citizens works building, $52,000; one apparently leaked back through service station, $'M,O(Y), and the lines. through a closed Ruth Gallagher, who was '.hn came to be heard. Robert Brown, county zoning several garages. tarVsrts ansI valve, anal went into the ,co seated on the front steps, warned inc as I approached the director, reported in April other non.residential buildings. under construction. County Planner David Farr The parents of the bcys who building. "There's such a building permits had been crowd, you won't be able to get issued for 162 single-family ga his stamp of "unreserved received skin burns said that through to the door, much less residences in the amount of approval" to two multi-acre the baby was in the bath tub 1 10 into the room." But like they $3,662,645; three-and-four-fa. developments planned for a when they smelled a strong odor 1.11) planned unit develop- resembling chlorine bleach. say, 'Neither crowded halls, molly buildings (32unit.$) in the 11 nor fear of floors collapsing, amount of $600,000; two bent) project. One project. Mswning one of the boys had . obtained bleach, they rushed shall deter the press, the voice recreational and amusement i Continued On Pg. 3 Col. J the older child to Seminole buildings, $130,000; two churof the people." Memorial Hospital. An ittenstlng physician said the condition of the boy's skin c Indicated he Was sitting in a heavy solution of chlorine. The By John A. Spobkl buy was released in satisfactory It always hurts more when condition, with the physician it's your own. - .or, If it happens stating only soreness would to someone close to home, result from the chlorine. doesn't it? The municipality's police and , The bombastic, "give-emfire departments traveled hell" attitude, which permeated through the village warning the air around Orlando (following the President's although present at the Fisher, smarting from residents over By DONNA ESTES speech), this morning has a LONGWOOD — City officials meeting, made no comment as Brown's statements, made it to use or drink the water until distinct deferred atmosphere. lost their cool Thursday night the remarks were being made. clear he doesn't like "threats" the lines were cleaned. The departments opened all To the Kittinger family, After the meeting, he and any tinieyou wish tO seek a whose record-breaking Air and squabbled publicly over of the lire hydrants and at ll whether a city employe, who reluctantly answered questions new superintendent, be my pm- Memory reported that a son was reported missing had walked off the job of the press. lie said he had no guest." c of the chlorine indicated In action over the skies of Lnmmler also allayed fears heck y morning, should be desire to hurt Nield In any way had expressed by Brown that the Uj at a normal level. Vietnam - - - our prayers that yesterda permitted to rejoin the city's and disagreements he'll be returned safely. employ in another department. followed his insistence that the city was unprotected Thursday. * Charges flew around the City full time firemen keep the fire Speaking with the press, the fire Activist The height of ignominy was Council chamber particularly hall in clean and good order. chief said he was personally on displayed by this government between senior member of the Nield also declined to take duty until 10 a.m., put another when It refused to divulge the board, E. E. Williamson, who measures to acquire his high man In charge and was back in Group location of this incident to thought the man should be re- school diploma either through the city at 3 p.m. and on call Kittinger's brother (even hired, and Mayor Kenneth night school or by qualifying during the entire period. "In fairness to all con• though they did elect to of. Brown, who expressed the view under a special testing program flcially notify him instead 1 that the man by walking off the to comply with state cerned," Councilman Dick Forming _ . S At 9 I b . - .•' - • - ;• 1 - .. '.4 .•--,..- - -, - - Dear Mom, Sometimes it's hard to tell someone who is very near and dear just how much she is loved and appreciated. The right words aren't always forthcoming when the person is standing there. Somehow, a simple "I love you" doesn't seem enough at these moments and "thar.k you" can't begin to encompass all it is meant to. act, hut for everj!hing But thank you I mist, not for any specific you've done for me from my first moment of life. tng You're probably saying that you don't want any thanks. that me do the very best I can in everything I attempt is thanks enough. But this is one of those times when thanks is in order. So, mom, for all the nights you walked the floor with me when I was a squalling baby; for all the times you worried and cared for me when I was sick; for the times we cried together when things weren't going r all the times we Laughed together when they were; for the right; for strength and courage I drew from you; for the many times you helped me with my homework; for the little talks we have; for believing in me; for all the times you've bawled me out for doing something wrong; for praising me for doing something right: for all the times you bought me things when you knew I didn't need them; for teaching me to tell the truth regardless of the consequences; for all the times you went looking for me when dinner was ready and I was out playing: for loaning me some extra money for a big date; for understanding my friends' for understanding me; for giving me the benefit of the doubt, ind for tieing there when I need you, thank you and God bless you. Happy Mother's Day. Your loving son - Shot Down In War 'Lost' ( Tn 1964. rn his second tour of ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A rnilei-per-hour. His balloon record was superluty in Vietnam. Kittinger -eas d.h1 A Force flier, who once ate a peanut butter sand- seded by two-man crews later in wounded by anttauinift fire but managed to tiring his plane wich while making a world's the 1960a KiUlnger was the suhiect of bade to base. recant .racbute jump of 102,Kittthger mid the 0.Mrs book "Long Lonely Leap" the missing alter his $00 feet. is that Phantom jet was shot down by by aviation writer Martin Cadin tense Department told her _,---.- - . - 'I The ideal size for the home - 40"z24". For teachers. For salesmen. Marproof. heat and stain resistant plastic laminate top. Satin-chrome plated steel legs with adjustable floor leveling glides. Durable baked enamel finish. In Desert Tan or Black with Gunstock Walnut top, or in Bahama Blue with Teak top. Has deep file drawer with lock. Shpg. Wt. 103 lbs. 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Therm they'd have moon in April in Apollo 18. linger Sr. of Orlando. and then the enemy find out formed it has been planned for between Williamson and Brown the dispute throughout were Thursday night. hun up a lot faster," picked and Kininger 1950*. Rubin, Abbie Hoffman In the early Kittinger, 44, realized his goal terming unsuccesaful.hlis support of the about it? said. "But he's trs. K.lttthger two weeks that Nield would with the councilman atAir Force to leaden Yippte other down the sent by the shot was when he St a rch 2 indicated with the eight resign from the fire department Brown's remarks concerning mayor, was rived here Thursday to "look 114th MIG Russian-built fighter wortas a test pilot for Belgium. been.' hunter all his life and he Sometimes I feel that I'm and rejoin the city's water Fisher "ridiculous" and Brown statement." He ( Nield ) placed out fire protec. over sites and begin negotla" plane destroyed by American Holland, Norway and Deninarit. knows how to survive in the th city wi going to climb a tree and department In the post he had calling Williamson's comments the lions wi th the city," Rubin said. pilots in Southeast Asia. He was flying as a test pilot .'t wouds. Were sure they 11 find lion." swing like the other baboons held prior to his appointment as "stupid." But Thursday has own plane Hoiloman Air Force Base. him." who are leading us down a firefighter. _____ _____ Kittingers 'vmfe, Pauline, tad is shot out of the skies fellow- N.M.. mi 195 when he sa.atxessroad to genocide. —.--win. 16-year tihi Marti. live ii •f this imuan is permitted to .1 from ' danuged fully tog an aerial duel only 11 days * * * nother son, ).yrur' Orlando. Another con'e to work for the city again, lIghter moments 'etore he was to return to the FIQO jet Plaza Sa Did you hear about the new it would be a mistake," the it plunged to the gruuntl sad old Joseph III, is a student at United States for reas.signmnenl the Umiiver'uty of Colorado. bank which is going to be built mayor said, specifically Married and the father of two exploded, distressed at the fact Nield had Kittingtrr, family said the Air sun in Longwood? her an Kitunger said Mrs. 'a Kittinger had tong been g i told them i Letters in the mail inviting "left the city unprotected." \ir Force test pilot and became was "a good American who's Force ufilcuuls had was under the also no indication thai Brown ruced there was residents to become area flier in IMat the age of 21. always been active. He Ralph in esthetKittingerurlUSruivihlMtsf owners of same, by pledging to impression City Supt. Ralph was when he was lauded in hydruplanes In the 19&4 he Abstracts—modern, ti'4u'ht'r at the Maitland Art follows: By survived the crcsh but that a . if and when Fisher did not desire to have buy shares where he instructs in newspaper headlines as "The high school, and he always Center, and other media. acrylic oil, Nield in his department-s. When Force p1. full-scale search was they're offered to the public. and First Man In Space" when he wanted to be an Air landscape, Area artists are exhibiting tradittonaloil, acrylk'amuiother "life", would he cunimued Friuo and More on this in Monday's Fisher said he was willing to rude a small gondola under a lot." work today and Saturday media; crafts—sculpture, ctuldr.n's classes; Guy Beattie, however, the their accept Nield, will tease you just edition. But, I -si 5k., Sjinfnnt Snrinu ,'t'rilhrilcL wood. leathe r.. metal of the Malliand Art Center and huge balloon to 96,001) feet 'sa -.....---,qiy, -. ...- nnn,t,ei -.-...---. orjviuusly a tad more . . . the-site will ne major inn needle work will be ac. Louis Rodriguez. University of June 2, 1957. I'lana Art Festival in Sanford adjacent to Webb's Drug Store vigorously questioned Fisher's The balloons were not diephotography. Bolivia. the of and cepleil) direction the under intestinal fortitude in rather on No. 17-02 and Sit 434. pcbl'c to Itu' signed to return their pilots to The show is open junior exhibits Art There will be Seminole Sanford * * * colorful words. , so Kittinger caine back ear th admnissk'n so' through age v ills fromma kindergarten Association. WOil,i,tnn tj,f.n,I.,l Nield liv its going w uv si suns by parachut's of age. 14 years of exhibit will be hours The weekend, folks. So, why not saying he was being harassed from 10 a.m. to 5 pin. The Worki Book EncyckpePresentation of all awards welcome it with a chuckle . . and persecuted by his super. tiia, in its List of balloon altitude 4 are its will be mmtaile tin Saturday at awards Categories anti true'to-life incidents are always visor. Fire (ltie'f Carl I.ammler, mcct'itis. credits Kittinge'r with p.m. Winners must be present — _________ -_----- the most enjoyable as It is. making a l03,$UO.fout jump Ufl awards. to accept the A'tsilc driving to work this Aug 16, 196s). in it cmidt'ta" or flits WEATHER mmiornlng, the car ahead of inc During 11w 4-itunute, ISSanford the t'ooperatiomi with ars had one of those cute window mile tree tall be fore his paraAssociation Merchants l'iata Yesterday's high 89 low 64. Partly cloudy "Honk if you're hotsigns recordth at chute opened on ehut and has commie to be an annual ney." today and Saturday. Scattered afternoon and shattering leap. Kittinger calmevent looked forward to with i Nah, if I did toot my tooter, ly misumietwd on a peanut but te r evening thun(tershowcrs. Afternoon highs 85 to anticipation by all who great the hot line to my wife would be sasidwich while watching the to 89. 65 90, lows tonight have pie%iilU%lY smttm'ndetlbuuiiig Would you believe ,srth ru,sh up al hit', .it 611 Violetit 'Acal her hit Texas today while the 1k' jCtIt' for this ear are maiming?) tt y,m to n, ariisl.ttesiitner rest of the nation enjoyed mostly lair skies atiti As it is, I'm drooling, The fr'imn the United States Bureau tires. pleasant temperat School occupant up ahead has long, Torrential rains sparked floods that drowned auburn hair. (Not bad, says I. not bad.) Roundup at least four persons in the central Texas town of BULLETIN Listen, buster, you don't know New Braunfels, a community of 20,000 between AUG$UURO, (leruuaay (AP) how lucky I am that I didn't Is Set San Antonio and Austin. traffic after — 'I wo bomb explosions heavily cause this honk, police . ____________________ city damaged started to move, I pulled Registration for 1972-13 headqu.rteers today, Augsburg alongside the yellow Falcon and kindergarten and first grads Is HERALD INDEX police reported. First reports see that it's Mike lU.zie ... one being taken at the Lako Mary police least at Ow indicated of the guys who works in office each iajwol day school ----4A d aths ........... 3A Editorialcommsmnent Area de official was injured. back shop of The Herald. 9:30 AM and 4:00 P14. Guide between Entertainnwnt .. IOA Bridge ............. * Police saki the) had no i-lue * l'bere will nut be a special date Guide Farm news ltA . Wasn't too much longer Cislentliir i to a motit t but &d 110' iotiiittp. IDA for II.srisiupe HA Church directory i'uuist't'i the rsLslosIuua with than still another car passed inc ..........IA tlospitsdnotei .....12A Chwe'timwws mne bomb blast.. Thursday at a U.S. Both grades ne'eil to present by . . and this ore had l2A-13A Public notices ...lO-llA . Classified ads got my Army headquarters eomplr Iii s,msiling right up until I pt'onl of age. Kin dergarten ...........IA-OA Society IlA comics Frankfurt which killed an misust be (Is e on of first complaint call of the children ............... Sport-. u.m lIlA ....... Crossword puzzle ed i3 American colonel and Injur I, 1973. morning. before January . itie • 12A 'I'V said. sa, "Pin not a nasty old I)t.Craine other persona. Aii,.. 505 'i'&ihkhcinoini' Guide 11 il 1 P I) Mail I'mni ii sexys.'tiior citizen - Scientifically designed to eliminate fatigue. Easy fingertip 5-way adjustment. Heavy ateel frame Bonded foam rubber seat 16' x4'i2 thick. Ball bearing casters. Probably the finest buy on the market today — even at our regular price! Choice of Yew Green. Ginger Brown. Black, Tangerine upholstery. 9810E. Shpg. Wt. 30 lbs. Nationally advertised at $50.40. f" • " ejected $) Cole Adjustable Secretarial Chair . _____ I:t:.'a ft,-juIr '131.4) / ,. S - . "atiit' hJih ()tijIit' 1)4k but in l'ttll .. ( •pY parents), the), refused because job had indicated his lack of requirement for firefighters. Crenshaw asked for a work "this information Is classified." dedication. Klosky said Lommler was session for 7 p.m. today to MIAMI tAI'i - The Youth enemy aircraft over North Viet- of Cocoa. Fla. A friend it .inencan 4ruwnI unite had willing to step down as fire chief permit Lomnmler and Nield to 4 Classified from whom? was of controversy Object the Party and other namn. several astronaut-,% he was tnt- been in contact with Klttinger"s International Certainly not the people who Charles Nield, the city's first if the men of his department tell both sides of the story. before the 1,100 against the activist groups hope to turn out it. Col. Joseph W. Kittinger uated into a Masonic 'irganira- :iavtg.itur witnessed the dogfight from the full-time paid fireman. Nield, believe him to be unjust. The Williamson voted at least 100.000 peaceful demon- Jr.. went to Vietnam in May last fun in 1,963 along with astronaut ;n.p.h., WI Phantom crashed in . much less the MIG according to fire committee mayor maintained, however, meeting, insisting Nield already ground strators for the Democratic Na- year on lu.s third tour of duty to Gcrdun Cooper and is a close the jungle Thursday. had been treated unfairly. pilot! just wish he'd been shut Chairman William blosky, quit the matter was one to be Council Chairman Eugene ilonal Convention in July, party "get a MIG," according to his friend of astronaut John Young 4 e(4'tIti w. ** 4) - By MARION 8F71111A In Fireman Hassle 4 1' - Longwood Divided NewSteel- Office Desks Continental Style space saving 54"x24" size. Satin chrome legs. Deep file drawer equipped with lock. Complete with modesty panel High grade plastic laminate top. Available in Desert Tan or Black with Gunstock Walnut top or in Bahama Blue with Teak Top. Shpg. Wt. 135 lbs. 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ISSpace-SaverDepth P560 V- Two To ts Burned By C hl orine -- - r- — -- '---i- -= Out of the Mouths of babes - - - � 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 11, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 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 11, 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/13b70108be081bc454fb74419ac1dcf3.pdf 93cca9da2d5d06dd694a52b23fd1aa9e PDF Text Text Wednesday, April 12, 1972 8B.-The Sanford Herjid State ANA&P CONSUMER SERVICE -. 4k CHECK AND COMPARE! SAVE REAL CASH-! s 1 • ealing o I lI.bci.1-porit3rn gi proDare I 1c SLICED BOLOGNA....... PIMENTO CHEESE @*sees Cop" 69c 1tPV)4i1 strani?5 Cop.iands Sliced ii..ato sy too $1.29 ''S...... COOKED HAM Styli Cuban SANDWICHES......... S. '.49c ' MENU savory Stow ikppie Sauce Glared Park Loin I Pan Roasted Potatoes Buttered Green Beans Droop Shortivet "Super-Right" -Super-Right" Loin Hall APP1 SAUd GtA21D PORK LOIN ptitisited 3254 Season 3½-i tt pork br, ,ott taft erg! pepper Roast in4.6 medium pots tat from pan Pee an(' qur1.' cicesi Spoon oven 1 hairs roast Combine I ae ann uth sp'tn* toot, dip tat ant t,I%CiflOn mut cup co'r. $'up I I4!ICtOflO' rfleEa' I 'r.pts' s,ii' p,!' potatoes tart. ', teaspoon each c,,,namot mci clove-I Spread ove' porl and Cor,t,nue roa sting 1 i,, hours longer or until miat tM,mofnhl,r sat in thickest a,iofr0atittit17O'FM*k554It63"vi"13 slivered. Savory Slaw. Cornbu', runs stireddid cabbapt ½ r"° Pc*' ½ 'ateci cav,2 meth n I Cos-let) pipg*r to taste '1031 WIth ½ CUP ,rn grat.d onn, ulI r ¶P4I orelsing Surpri1ifl1P [jtiu,r.nt flavor' 156ir bet arC cool Orange Sherbet. Br'n 3 'ips waiveinC '. rupt sup? ID $1,, unt' until ties Add I large can (12w ) frozen orange uuce roncflh'$te, smocitltt blended Pziur Into ice cube hay F'eeze until almost turin 'Turn into until frothyReturn chilled bol. tineul' up with fork Mat with rotary Mate' sherbet to tr,eter t,s trWI'Te until firm Males about I oust SHRIMP CREOLE....... 49c .. FILLETS 89c I lb BEEF PLATE STEW.... WHY PAY H ORE? EF STEAKS ,• EA SPECIAL YAUJE! i . . - Byiohu A. Spo1s $ , I S I , - - S lOc I . 4 CHECK I ' AND OMPAR -. PER LB. - EXTRA SrnffliAL COUPON 0 MORE 29c Ann Peg. Cal. Slow. Thousand island or ses')O Ifill BEANS a 0 a 3 cmw-$1.00 :aleI ANN PAGE MAYONNAISE coup" Jar wwwo causes Qt 39c RED KIDNEY BEANS . . 3:- $1 00 Ann Peg. Strawberry-Pln.appl• Iere Ann Page SAVE PEACH PRESERVES Easy Brew - - ..:y':-p •-. ft ____ IK ' Tr ________ I - - _ __ _ TAI.l.AIIASSEE, iii. (APP 79c Cii. ANN PUDDINGS , Ann Peg. lmitatlan 34b.00 . .... 'is' ,,C ' _____ ____ _____ 4 F,ITZ i ,, _________ . i:- L. _ . '"1Oc Ann Page uffy Whit. Mile* be made withIn 48 lOc ) I "THANK YOU, SIR and also the Seminole County Commissioners for ." is the response from Herald Associate Editor John A. this honor. Spoiski ( left) as he Is presented with a copy of the resolution by William Bush Jr., chairman of the Seminole County highway Safety Advisor)' Committee. In the center is Waiter Gielow, editor and publisher. Kee p Your c L was functioning ig h ts On !. f- property. Si) ... (IOWU in this gent who called is now SEMINOLE COUNTY 111611 WAY SAFETY ADVISORY COMMrrIEE RESOLUTION faced with probably a SW firse! COMMENDING J011IN A.SPOLSKI (Strongly suggest you recontier, genis, or else )ou're gonna be tabbed another Ludawici — speed-trap town.) WHEREAS, Florida law requires vehicle headlights to be turned on in the daytime during periods of inclement weather, and WHEREAS, despite the excellent continuing efforts of the Governor of the State of Ma Bell called me this monting, from Jacksonville, no leu. Wanted to know what's going on here In Lii Ole Seminole 0 and could we supply them with a couple ofstatson our growth? Where does one begin in explaining this fantastic growth record? Told 'ifl just to ffl° all of the telephone facilities to th e second fastest growing numerous violations of the 1'lorlda headlight law continue to oe observed, and WHEREAS, many vehicle operators visiting Florida from other states are tinfamiliar with she Florida headlight law, and WHEREAS, instances have been observed of continuing violations on the part of operators, who by virtue of their occupations should know better, such as certain law inforcement of ficers, school bus drivers, and operators of other government-owned vehicles, and WHEREAS,itlslmportant for the puthc safety that these rnattersbeconstantiy directe d to the attention of th e public In order to reduce accidents and save lives on th e highways of the State of Florida, and WHEREAS, John A. Spoiski, Associate Edi tor of The Sanford herald daily newspaper, published in Sanford, Florida, has waged a vigorous and untiring campaign to call the public's attention to all of these matters in connecti on with th e Florida SAVE 3k WITH THIS C 26C THIS WEEK! . Jelloo Pudding Treats 49t Rich's Cof f ee Rich .:1 ' I I C POUND CAKE CAN 8 t' 9 Jane Parker Coconut-Orange / 20c off 12-01 .........Pb. 59c ALP Frozen Dessert Topping s-si HANDI.WHIP eSe5 S5SS t.e 49 EVERYDAY LOW PRIC I I . PACK 6" GALA HAPKINS...... 31. ..1, 89c j ALP Frozen All Butter colomwan I C4,010,0411 C..si. 'i.e.. Øffl11y SPECIAL LOW PRICE! OFFE E TWO - Pnez.n47t QLCSYI. CREST TOOTHPASTE With Pbs. .13 99g WiliiUt •, I, e (20.IfL.e.lI) .e,Ivdi', ifs,.fls .,. Uvsss 15. 1572 .- 1" - - lutterynilk Pink Lotion '-si PILLSBURY BISCUITS c.4 ca.. Jiffy TEXIZE s .ss .Se ...s Ch.ck £ Comparel CORN MUFFIN MIX S... ft. Ik LIPTON TEA BAGWS 0 0 0 0 a Dessed Topping Why Pay More? 7-st Detergent county In the United states and they'd be right In the middle of all the action... , --ie Wilkin, while a paUent at Seminole Meniortal Hos1,Ital, had occasion to look out her window and notice that Old Glory was in need of replacement. So, the flag which draped 4,069 GLAD TRASH BAGS.. S..'°- 69c REDDIWHIP. .... . . .... Liquid SUPEROSE S'EETENER. PawS. UI EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! coffin of her husband ... known to many as a fishing enthusiast along the shores of Lake $ Monroe ... this flag will be flying above the hospital. K..bl.r an. Park er 5 Ib ZESTA SALTINES..... • Crescent Pound Caker"Mciriple 15-eL Sunshine HI-HO CRACKERS 14-es. 59t By Jon. Parker ...... f . - headlight law, wW WHEREAS, In regular meeting April 4, 1972, the Board of Seminole County Cornmlsalonersdidtakenoteofandezpreuitsapprovalof theexemplaryeffOrtaOfJoltflA. Spoiski in all of the matters aforesaid. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the County Highway Safety Advisory Cm=ItL-e of Seminole County. Florida. hereby extends Its commendation and thanks to Jotm A.Spdski, Associate Editor of Ple Sanford Herald, for his outstanding campaign to encourage uniform compliance with the Florida headlight law by all who drive on Florida's highways, BE IT FUR711ER RESOLVED that the Committ" directs that copies of this resolution commending John A. Spoiski be forwarded to the Governor of the State of Florida, the Board of Seminole County Commissioners, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fkrlda,and to the Editorof The Sanford Herald. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED in regular meeting this 6th day of April, 1972, at Sanford, Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY HIGHWAY SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Wilhiamflu.sh,Jr. Chairman 51C Naturally, there'll be more on the story of the infant death (carried in yesterday's Herald) ___________________ FRESH , CIIP MIX OR MATCH 'EM COOKIE SALE! 'II CARROTS a w it SAVE ON FfiESH PRODUCE! _____________________________________ —_—-- 'I ______ 3 .. 33c Sao 2.. 3 C I Fresh, Hard Head Red lip. GREEN C-A-18AUE a 5 .5 5 WATERMELON HALVESEV "C troducing 11113 . , I., SS alls THIS VAWMU CO UPON Prices In Thils Ad Are G..d Thv,vgh Saturdey. April 15 (Good Thrvugh Sunday, April 16 For INSTANT NESCAFE Those Stores Open Sunday). Prices good In the following 19 wee..., With ID-os.. • Ca.,si Tk4 Jar $1 1es, p.e1t ,,, 5 W/Ciipii & 11.00 si 's 5'd•' Stores. a.ih.dtee dga..is. . ;;;I SAN FORD a-MARl Apa I&, Canter - Hwy. 17-flat 27th St. STOMP NOW! •,. WMT with DIALI -: ' ---'h - ____ U(Jr ' - AdEbL ___ ___ vir%.- i, - I '--jii, - )--•' Ant-P.'a,isnt s.ss i.' 1 - Dial #W *a. 7-ft- (k.nled pod , ' Th e Salvation Army Inside THE HERALD building fund gained soother $3,500 Wednesday, according to Capt. Billy Lyons. This brings to a total of $114,925 funds reported to date with $15,075 left to go In the final AI'OLL() 16 astronauts receive a refresher course In lunar geology as the countdown contfnues for Sunday's liftoff to the moon. . - HERALD INDEX voucher plan for funding for education. Under this bill, any Area deatiw -------------2A parent who elects to send his Bridge ------ ----- -------- - WEk! SAVE ) JOY LIQUID 32.01. BOTT' E a.. 6-1972 TRAVCO MOTORHOMES to be awarded in the Dial Sweepst$ksi cresting Headlines By $3,500 campaign. ' lAw Earle has Joined with • another legislator In in- -- Russet Oxford Park 50'. Organic Fund Grows Hospital Board Trustee Potatoes ' Interesting to note that Member Curtis Holland feels that a doctor should be on duty for emergency call ... 24 hours a day. Amen, brother Holland. Now llwecan get some of the others to make action on your proposal, we'll ha ve ft licked ... apply for a state grant to be Classtfledads ......... used solely for the ctüij comic. ..................SB education. Crossword puule --------411 The parents or guardians Dr. Crane ... .... ..........SB -------------40 ,souj4 have to apply entire Dear t amount of the grant to the FAJI4%laICOUufllflt ---------4," Entertainment ............40 school. Isruacope ---------------48 2A ON THIS DATE IN flthWJiy liospitid notes 12A . in 1971, Gary, Ind., pther- public noUft ....... macid Paul Fischer finally Society -----------------IA4A remunbelred to mail W wife's -Sports 10A-IIA -expected sonethlzig great!) "1 think it . fair " Vegetable market 3A the Panhandle say they have several leads in their senrch for the man who kidnapped and then said Askew, who reminded newsmen he had "twice voted against a liberalized therapeutic abortion law" U a legIslator _ "My position was that I ap* proved the bill as It was pm sentid ° me.' Askew said. WEATHER — Yesterday's high 87 low 5. Generally fair and warm ,hlghs In BOs, low 65 to 70, Extended Outlook — partly cloudy with ordy a few showers. Not quite so warm Sunday night and Monday. Lows mainly In the 60s with the highs in the mid 30s. turfs, OVet' volcaniC IPaIdS *iid over areas where there Ls lot of structural disturbance," he cx- would be delayed until May 14. At the launch pad, the countdown continued on The governor said be will sign schedule. AU three astronauts consider themselves the redistricting bill creating 15 districts in Flor- pretty good ama teur geologists and one of the cotsiIo ida. Republicans have charged main things Young and Duke are to look for as Sanford F or Fi t rs By BILL SCOTT C St. Mattingly is to operate a flOmilhion amy of moon-mapping cameras and sci.ntUtc instrumenti Changes T ffi ra c tersection; prohibit left turn building Inspector's office. 160 Planes Dispached To Vietnam By FRED S R'MAN traffic at Oak Avenue and F"t Commission postponed a by all vehicles going south on request to a1low the trander of AP Mflitury Wrtgoste Sanford City Commission WflSG"i 'pi -. a beerage to Fat voted to transfer $2,500 to Oak Avenue. O ther light changes InclUde .%1ber's b,arbecsue on French Uruted States has sent morn synchronize the First Street traffic lights in the downtown rebuilding three control boxes Avenue aftser A. A. McClsuuhsin Q= 140 war plan" to southow existing on First Street now at stated that area of the city has Asia in the past l days for Use area. Materials ha ve been ordered an estimated $300 cost; add a enough places for people air counterattack against North VIetnam's spring 'iffensivi and as soon as they arrive work needed traffic light at First wanting to use alcohol. Two Navy carriers with about Julian Stienstrosu disapproved is expected to begin to prohibit Street and Pahuselto Menus all left turn traffic at the First itstersectlon with a new type :hw to the number at cbool 100 usire attack p'Lftn#4 ___ are en Street and Park Avenue In- control unit at $500 cost; budget children in the area. With route but It will take weeks for as maintenance three new type prospects of a defeat, attorney them to reach positions oil control buses for $1500 costs. Ned Julian Jr. askeslthe nutter Vietnam wher, four other carriers already are stationed. -- Building and continue the review of one. be delayed until later. way for certain streets In the, downtown area. Permits recommendatIon New IVlazda 808. he Commissi on came alter Mack tsuenby, city engineer, Soaring conducted a study . moving traffic In the downtown' Youth movement. I area and researched ways to sol ve the problem. By ANN SIECZKOWSKI Conuuiasion also sppued Zoning Director Robert the building tkpartnirnt due Its the )jfl Brown 1srcsntt'-d SOIIW es on dep&rtinent Increase In cunstrut'Uun unparaue figur budgets from 1963 through 1912 derway In the city. A full time intnlmwn housing to the County Commissioners. In 1965 the budget for the COlIC inspector was authorized I-' ment was $53,027. For 1972, the housing ordinance; a full time combination inspector was budget is $161,871. crease in building in Seminole cterk.stenographers also were County, the work load had authorized to help in the markedly increased. "In 1067, we Issued building BULLETIN school busing goes into -He has flown over meteento Impact strw. it the rocket is not launched Sunclay. the shot med. effect next September, the Jacksonville system will be one of the most heavily bused In the natfr,n. See 'Between 35 and 40 per cant ( our John W. Young, Charles M. Duke Jr. and Florida Supreme Court decision aining has been devoted to genItgj. and about tr nsive declaring the 104-year-old law ThoItflU K. Mattingly U have had exte 16 per cent of that time was spent in various session wi e aining but scheduled th th tr unconstitutional became eik.. geology types of'POlcanlcterratnonear th. tlreonFridaytfhedldn'tact. Dr. Farouk elBaZtObrU3huP0fl1u1fl aspects, Dr. William C. Phinney, chief of the geoIoq ey'll track from th The old law allowed abortion mainly on surface landmarks branch at the Manned Spacecraft Center in lunar orhit. E1-Baz is a space ager'q geologist only to save a mother's life. * days The weather forecast for the pianned 12:54 Houston, reported Young and (hike in field training. "We had to have something on p.m. launch time Sunday calls for partly cloudy 'lbey've had about 28 hours of stmly of rocks. the books or go to the COmSflOfl skies, winds from the southwest about 13 mIles Including about 21 hours in wa rocks," he law which would allow abortion l'. and a temperature of 80 degrees, nGi.ed. 'Ihey spent a fair amount of urn. altar on demand early in the The Weather Service said that if the liftoff k adits 4 the pregumy," Askew said. delayed untd later In the afttrnoon It mI9W have the Apel10 mLssien t scheduled around scattered t1uirsishow- as they were unpacked." lie called the bill he signed P1'.inney also said that Mattlngly, who will Into law "a fair compromise era. The Saturn S rocket can be launched as lets oc'hit the moon alone for three deys, baa had 18 which Insures some protection as 4:52 p.m. days of extensive landmark tracking training n of liberalized, therapeutic aborSunday is the only day in April in which the a jet plane. lions," moon is in favorable position for a launching. So approved anil two full time WHEN ME SECOND and final phase of a er For Moon Launch freed federal court orderon ho has a,nowtce4 he will ''". 1P WP'dflWi1 cr111it'd the Scr,.iti f4r rejecting a see'lc reelection when his 3emu bill a llowing him to appoint a term erpires in November. Askew 'aid some of his aides public advocate watching over th" explore uW ffum's muntainclus highlamis CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. I AP I — The Apollo 16 Ile said the major factor in his a refresher cs'u n lunar is evidence of ancient volcanoes. ed decision to sign the abortion bill astronauts receiv Will they be able to rv.wnitnize the ev4Aeme 1 NaWnal Weather Service 0ye — which goes considerably geology today as they see it? beyond position he espoused as forecast satisfactory conditions for Sunday's "We certainly think so," Duke said in a ent a legisla tor-was the fact that a launching t i.nn S,czkowski secretary in future editions. It's them seats in c. Askew saId a major th driver o( the auto ls the last to knowthatit'soui..,eventhough when he or she hopped into the VANILLA EXTRACT.. . . . s.a. 'A Checked with the FWda Highway Patrol, O%ledcs Police Department as well as San- repairs ps. ' PA GE ftr#VW4 of his consumer adviser will be Public Service Comrntuion rate had "some differing opinions" congressional the "to determine If necessary eases, said his adviser will step on ll but felt the bi 'much more redIstricting ce into the void wi th whether the gisvernor 'a offi Win lare had stayed PSC." needsloprodanyother agency study of He said he has not yet decided court gtMi'lines on it and the we would not certainly and In a news conference on who he will appoint to head the legislative reapportionment 1972 legIslative 5'iiRifln, Askew hesitate to do that." rnt4' office bud g eted for Z44,0041 plan. That rcisld throw Askew also announced a consuirier Speaking at a Ftockla League star ting July l Askew mid that direct conflict with at le ast vocate assigned to his office Women Voters convention Karl, DDeyi.eus of in o ffice. th Department Sen. Fred e the Legislature will watchdog Cab et Askew said the 1971 R.h would be "eminently Wednesday, consumer protection activities of Agr iculture and Con.swr.er qualified" but added that Karl Legislature had irsitte a good job Services, which is chargaid by of Cabinet officers and other law with the responsibility of 'Is probably not Interested." — although it had disappointed state departments. Karl I.s a consumer charnptrn him in ceveral areas. olaints handling cm.' The abortion bill permits abortion to protect a mo ther's life or health, in case of rape or Incest or lilt seemed certain the child would be born deformed or Wea ( n — (Joy. lleubln Askew said today he had signed Into law Florida's liberalized abortion bill. ;i- !tttI'? to protect incuuutient.s and deny ___ ______ - the, till "rrrmuTkr1 By JOhN 'PAN (IE.SON Associated l'reea Writer . hoOts 6 Flavors, Regular 1040 I Beer ......... 612-61.co"s,p,. Chips 10c AN PAGE MUSTARD.... CHICKEN SOUP •.... I never knew ... that Caaselberry Police will ticket you if you happen to have a taillight out. "warning" ticket, requiring '-'- lOc OldMltwauka* Corn -'.. Florida, the Florida Ifighway Patrol, and the wveral state and local safety councils, IN) T) ~ M I AP 100% It works' It actually Intlefogthlsa.m.,lhadniy fieadltghLs on ... and more than 90 per cent of u did as well. To that end, I 'Thank You' t ll minority who And approached sans lamps on, I mashed my high bcain button and before Use)- passed me by, they turned their headlights on, ford's PD ... arid they all indicated that they Issue a Soled, Hot er With H.n.r.disb PRESERVES UMft I w/C.wpii & $1.00 ci " •'d" .e.I.di1 d..N.i . - - C.apsi ... Ilirpv5h Atufl iS, 1CTS roe. s-St-in", 00 Me. ANN PAGE SPAG Ann Fag. Pineapple Apricot or Ann Peg. Red 'oans or $ 1 11111,1101 Ann Peg. - -. Ann Page with Plc. or Wills Noodles Ann Page Red Boons w/Chili or Regular i I RUSSIAN DRESSING.....Saft,c SEA SHELL MACARONI £ £ PAG E WEEKIS DURING 4 all ANN Regular or thin Ann Page Regular or Low Calorie Italian or --- Hope you get Into the habit of reminding others, too, O.K.? S SAVE EVEN ____ BE • . - 9 I SAVE ____ flSd ____________ p-A ____________ 4 I - ,' ______ ____ S AVE RE AL CASH! am Law L*Iberal'ized Approved By Gov. Askew - Q rozen HAM SALAD..........c , .,C .:. - ________ ALP Fresh PORK LOIHS.......... S. i79c i. j uper-Right" Extra Loan Prastity 5-tb.. Aid "-65c GROUND BEEF. "Super-Ruht" Ccipn John's Ftcx.r HADDOCK I..... - "S Cspn John. Fros.n troiv"S, V41tv"a (ount1e are repnrtng io per Patrol. (?n paper a tttoper cent partfrIpakwi in the stowworkj a 40-hour week. But each do#n. Iflof! 10 liitwr w.sgea i0i $139 CUBL STEM 0 0 0 0 0 By Highway Patrol Officers participating In the statewide W "Sup.t'Right" Western 1.., Chuck 69c CHIPS.-.09 Sees FISH 79c CHUCK 1 o . 49ci. STICKS....... Cop'n John's Frozen ALP brand Fresh oet'flt family and guests FISH If traffic. Aeeordlng to en. of the iljrrath ' "Super-*lght" Ccp'ri John's Frozen French Fieled All Most loin that 4't a 1agc c' taste " .' :ioB apple glazed p rk 40 iF r,r.1) rj fl 1 7OrnirM'if iorø, Rut the participating troopers will ryof stale I.egislalure for him while he still must pay The over $21 to cover hlms.If and his a 1)111 fm a $$7 retently mJLLE1IN (he slow-down went into pay raise for the troopers family. The Ill pay ratae goes trooper actually La flit 24-how' month highway troopers culled call and many a night's sleep ,ffr!-t at mMght Last night, but the original bill tied called Into effect July I. oil their "work slow after representatives of the The starting pay on the patrol Pass been Interrupted, for a $169 boost In salary. this afternoon, The Herald slow-down, the During Fraternal ( "der of PoiIr q Wi in five In 14 15N. th Another bill called for the state was advised at press time. ?rp in each area wer will investigate arto pick up the tab on 75 per tent trooper possibly could climb to ttflopPTs and eontaeted to determine iber' ddenta, atsist motorist-s of the troopers' hospitalization just over $O. That is the top Aid be enough partIIpatton r,tet1o, on major of. -, Another trooper, who blasted Insurance. one trooper said this pay anti he eats di,rsb no higher wi' the legislature for its failure i... means only about $9 per month no matter how long bu"s in lb. f'nu's 'seti as driviM while to riIl }'i to r 4rvi out the pay raise, told The hand Thursday, April 13, 1912-Sanford, Florida 32771 Uetnld he will not participate In Price 10 Cents 64th Year, No. 169 the slow-down 'because It won't __ accomplish — u--i• ...-.--.,.' Abortion _________________ _______ +4 D Down ' tit and wztth ” tgns or elnr'b least seven of Reminole Cotinty'. nine trooper. are rb f] ' Slow Is Sought In Solar'„'crease Is 'Idtietnitely has learned. Aet'ordlng to one trooper, at work slow.,down on."ll'be Herald I S I the l lodda Highway Pahol's 1 I 1 lii Troopers RIOUK JANKIIW, tAll A $,319,000, Compare that with the fir st six month. of 1971, twin engine Brazilian airliner, when we already have Issued carrlug 25 pers'.nl, crashedpermit.. in the amount of $33 landed lu the hills near Rio de million and we anticipate Janeiro early today. the doubling that figure by the end Force announced, It added that there were several survivors. of the year, The crash site was located "The Board should be aware, "Brown mid, -fttincreased allitr a massive search along building will require eventually the beaches sad Ia lb. hula .4 more and more permit.., with lbs Rio area. Out America more inspectnrs' plane. a,e Spoit Mazda'son tI-se move again • Econommcai, kind to a young budget • Gas-sawing 1600-cc overhead cam angina a Young. fast styling • Hi-back bucket seats • Front disc brakes a Loti snore. 1114 Williams Bros. Mazdaville U.S.All HOME OF THE ROTARY ENGINL — �====-------- == ----, 2A—Ths Sanford Herald Ic ==----:f=-- Admits Thursday. April 13, 19fl ___ ___ ______________ Underdog' Wednesday at a General ElseYork and Michigan. Rep Wflbcw D. Mills of Ar, Irk Q. plant In Cincinnati and kansas arrived in Boston told wotkevs: "It my opponents McGovernWednesday night saying be ex. are elected, there won't be any s. o. vote" in the pci. work here." asci- pccted a "good he's Cuts In military spending want to win," be mary. '1 AAA •h.,f T'.,i ,iad lr4fnv..-.--------W' argantsRUOn enough to defeat inthe myself about IL" Sen. Edmund S Mualde AFII 35 ItnoaiUc pIe1(I Meanwhile, Sen. Hubert H. Us) primary. flwnpbrey new from Peinsy vanta to Maryland, where be Govern, speaking to news- news COWflflC be told a men at Boston's Logan Inter- iects Coy. George C. Wallace of national Airport as be began Alabama to be a formidable Massachusetts primary campaign Wednesday, said: "We intend to take Gv. Wal. "Ow organization is not as strong as it dici)d be at this lace's measure and beat him," point, but It Is coming Into the Minnesota senator said at a Baltimore atrpot place." By mmum PV1. Asaidsied Press WrIter .--------.-. Drunken Driving .....• KANSAS CITY (Al') Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe warned of the dangers the nation's motorists face from drunk drivers, and minutes later narrowly mksed becoming the victim of one himself. "We must get the drunk driver, the alcoholic, oft the road before he kills himself or others," Volpe told the annual dinner of the National Council on Alcoholism here Wednesday night. Then, en route to Municipal Air Terminal, the limousine In which Volpe was riding narrowly escaped a head-on collision with a car driven on the wrong side of a highway median by a driver who police said was Intoxicated. Volpe's limousine and a police car preceding it were forced to swerve to the curb. Patrolman Gerald Fletcher arrested the driver after the car stopped on the median strip. A breath analyzer test set the driver's Wood-alcohol content at .00 per cent, above the state legal limit of .15 for intoxication. In his speech, Volpe said at beast 800,000 alcoholics are Involved In the two million auto crashes recorded In the United States each year. "This amounts to 6 per cent of our drivers involved in 40 per cent of the accidents," the former Massachusetts governor said. 11 By BILL SCOTT To Operate Utilities Jack Prosser FORD dt sai no upon which the authority will set its rates; city personnel will assist with ipervision and inipectbns of the present water and sewer projects and will P O%IdC whatever swirim may be deemed advisable to *W.st in the reduction of the projects bid evstL City Commissionmust &WvVe the plm In other actions, the authority: Approved lease of 4,000 square feet of Building 9 to Smtja Ga11ries of CaIseiberTy for storing art supplies at $200 a month. Approved lease of Building 3119 to Glenn V. Turner, Inc., for office W*Ceson a one-year contract at $13,000 cost the first Year. Approved sub-lease by Sanford Aviation Academy of Building 310 parts to Glenn TWflT Enteiprises. discussions, In other Cleveland said the air control tower should be ready for operation by May 1, Mace all equipment has been ordered sad should be lr-.'.d at that time. VEGETABLE REPORT Shipping point Information for Wednesday, April 12th. All You win .Jack Prosser FOM Torino prices are up to less than competition ...and you're getting the South' s favorite mid-size car! $N3 * M. All-new Torino is the best-selling car in its class. Why? It's got a new body/frame construction for quieter riding. A new suspension system for smoother handling. More room for family comfort. And comes in nine breathtaking models. Front disc brakes are standi. Men Centenarian, Dies In I n Service G. W. Jacobs NORTh Q1ARl.1)N, 8. C. M49t. George W. Jacobs Jr., son 01 ML's. Jessie St. Jacobs. Geneva, fla., his arrived for duty at North Charleston Air Force Station, S.C. Sergeant Jacobs, a ground radar lechnlcian, Is assigned a unit of theAerospece Defense Cor tionvid which protects the U.S. against hostile ariaaft and rnit_ prtYiOUSI3( serveó at Tatalins Mr For te Station. Alas. The sergeant Is a 1954 graduate of Seminole High School. He J Mr. to be * EXCLUSIVE J.M. FIELDS DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE OA7 i0M61F PRICE PROTECTION POLICY! DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES Within 10 days of purchase and upon furnishing substantiation 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! entire stock of no- f rost Kelvinator Foodaramas_ which allows two college medical students to come to Seminole Memorial hospital during the summer months from the University of Florida as part of their medical career training. Dr. Smith said these students would not treat patients, but would observe and might If not specially purchased, this Kelvinator 20.8 cu. ft. no-frost Foodarama would cost you $100 more possibly be Inclined toestablish a practice In Sanford once their Side-by-side refrigerator and freezer combination. Freezer with automatic icemaker holds up to 295.4 pounds of frozen food. Temperature controis inside both compartments. Refrigerator section has adjustable storage shelves. Rollers for easy moving schooling is finished. Dr. Harold Miller, trustee chairman, asked Dr. Smith if the medical staff would be amenable to join with the trustees In a program to attract more doctors to Sanford, and the physician replied he felt It would be a good program, since as he put It, "we need doctors." John Shlrird Jr., trustee, said the matter could be brought before the doctors at the May 16 joint conference committee meeting. Quantities are limited so hurry in for best selection! NO DEALERS PLEASE -liales F.O.R. for stock of generally good quality, unless otherwise stated. Precooling charges extra. SANFORD'OVIEDO ZELI WOOf) DISTRICT Cabbage Demand Exceeds supply, Market Stronger. Domestic Round type, medium. large, 114 bushel crates $175, large $1.50. 50 lb mesh sacks 6$1.50. 1*4 bushel crates medium-large; Red type $3.00; Savoy type $2.50 Demand Very Carrot. Good, Market Steady. Film bags, mesh & paper master containers, medium-large; 48.1 lb 14.; 24-2 lb 14.15. 50 lb mesh sacks, loose pack, large size - - Celery Lettuce Bibb type, Demand Fairly Good, Market Steady, cartons, 24 count $2.50. Leaf type, Demand Fair, Market Steady, 4-5 bushel crates $2.50. Romaine type, Demand Good, Market Steady, 1 14 bushel crates $1.50. - Parsley - NO EXTRA CHARGE for vinyl roof and power front disc brakes on special Ford Galaxie 500. . . when you take special package deal. Air conditioning, accent stripes, deluxe wheel covers, tinted glass, Color Glow OR pain, bodysido moldsng, woodgrain instrument panel, deluxe seat belts, intermittent wipers and bumper guards. LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHiNG MATTER... But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surroundings, and maybe put a smile on your face I Demand Very Good, - The Sanford Herald Published Daily, except $2195 $ I COWNII 111.11 C.,,.lb.v, Sanford, Florida Carrier. Week .31 4) $f.id, Ft., Christmas. published Saturday prec..dlng Christmas by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla.. 32771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771. Winter Park Phone 644-8916 VIRGINIA P1510151 P.O. I.' 1314 Saturday. Sunday and Subscription Rates by Sanford Phone 3221481 lr_ " If not specially purchased, this Kelvinator 194 Cu. ft. no-frost Foodarama would cost you $100 more .. 4 .1 . Efficient no-trust cold-keeping, automatic icemaker. 243.3-pound capacity freezer with storage shelves on door. Separate temperature controls on each side. - - ________________ Vf.asf of So nWd ', Efficient, economical operation. Separate temperature controls in both sections. Adjustable door shelves, meat drawers, dairy chest, vegetable crispors. - JACK PROSSER FORD 3786 Hwy. 17-92 South __-- If not 8peClaIly purchased this Kelvinator 20.9 Cu. ft. no-frost Foodarama would cost you $100 more count $2.50. Demand Good, Endive Market Steady. 1 1-9 bushel crates 11.75. Demand Good, Escarole Market Steady. 1 1.9 bushel crates $1.50. Now Red, White and Blue Sprints here now .. . special-edition Pintos, Mavericks, Mustangsl Limited supply. Freezer capacity 243.3 pounds, with automatic icemaker, door shelves. Refrigerator defrosts automatically. Twin dairy chests, 2 crispers, slide-out meat pan. Magnetic door-closures. Demand Good, Market Strong. Wirebound crates, i'ascal type, 2, 3, & 4 dozens $5.00, 24 dozen $5.50, 6 & few S dozens $5.00. Demand Chinese Cabbage Good, Market Steady. Wirebound crates, wrapped, 24 ANNOUNCEMENT! If not specially purchased this Kelvinator 19.3 cu, ft. no-frost Foodarama would cost you $100 more Market Steady. Wirebound crates, bunched 5 dozen, Curly &Plaifl types $2.50. -- Eunice Martin. with whom she had lived fcr the past 10 years, Mrs. Fry enjoyed perfect health and was not sick aday her life until she wvnt to the hospital tiree weeks ago wIth pneumonia. She broke her hip 18 years ago and had used a wheel chair since that time. Mrs Fry was a charter r'r ( First Baptist Clawth of SWMd. She Is survived by seirerri nieces and nephews, Including EimCf Tyner Sr.,of Sanford Slid Mrs, Martin, OAKLAWN AWNUMENT CO. ____ ________ _________ AWed Name___ - FEDERAL-STATE MARKET NEWS SERVICE SANFORD, FLORIDA un Funeral services for 100-yearaid pioneer Sanford resident Mrs. Augusta Fry, cA 2709 Country Club Road, who died Wednesday morning, will be held at 3 p. in. Saturday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. John Sth)e officiating. Burial will be In Upsala (cnetary. Known to one and alias "Aunt G"she was bOlD Oct. 23, 1871, five months after her parents, and Mrs. Elias Bengtstn, arrived with the first ship1cm01 Swedish ttWflht1afltl brought here by General Sanford. 31* was the first child born to the group. She had two brothersthree sad sisters, all deceased. Her hjrjdied In 1536 and they had only one son, who died In 1954. Accuillng to ha nioce. Mrs. - 'Vegetable Report Virgil E. Jordan Deltona APRIL 12, CArmen Ramos William H. Bowes, Deltana ADMISSIONS Ball Ruth Williams Geneva Jack B. Mann in, Sanford: UTh' Mao Medlock SaUte .)ackaun, ()rl&ndo L. Davis Angela L. Keesee, Lake Mary Lewis E. Matthews, Osteen It J. Ci-Sr E. Redmond, Lake OviedoCharles Carter, L Annie E. Estes Mary DISCHARGES A.xt - 'ith Williams Richard L Gardine., North Sanford: Irene U. iàu.es Ct*ndO Miller Deiorise Howard D. McMlflan Ullie Mae Troutman, Lake Bernice Hughes Uflie McKinney Monroe Joanna W. Thomson WIhns Louise Berry SaUte Foreman, Casselberry y. James Cameron and John plerro Belle WIlltars, Ckorwater baby girl Wanda B. williams Virginia Hensley, Lake Angella A. Nelson Martha N. Hawkins Mary Eh-ura Underhill Martl* A. Dial. DeBary Mn Andrews, Tangerine Joseph J. Holden Dsd)ey, Deltona Charles Rose Logo, Deltona Heiman H. Steinhauer. Mrs. Augusta Fry, D. -) Price for the renovation of Seminole Memorial Hospital rooms has Increased and hospital trustees at their regular meeting voted to remove the previously Imposed cost limit from $15,000 to $19,000 to provide for the Inflation, Williams Contracting Company, Orlando construction firm Is handling the hospital renovations now underway which will allow a third operating room to be added to the hospital facility along wi th a blarger Intensive care, radiological and laboratory expansions. Most of the cornstruction money was approved from Hill- Burton federal hospital project. Dr. Brooke Smith, hospital chief of staff, advised that hospital physicians had discussed the Meeco program, - Hospital Notes M. New York Price For Renovation Increased At Hospital A'i'rport Asks City Joe Baker after a long disc"' ounotng the aced for the city to operate We sirport utilities. Secans said the airport does not have the personnel to bv1 the water, sewage and rtusa collectiam Lir. Robert Ro.enxd ohs.rv.d the airport Is city ,.i'i#uly and Its largest asset and the city should be for IL J. S. Cleveland, airport disclosed a manager. memorandum from W. E. Knowles, city manager, outlining wval points 01 a proposal for an operating utilities agreanert between the city and the authority. These c"d of the city taking over and ma1n'"ng the airports utility system; the Thursday, April 13, 1972-3A - J Sanford Airport Authority this uua-idi4 edged the at, of _____ in take over water, www and rfuse operations at the airport The Sanford Herald - Talk Is Prophe tic Humphrey and Wallace are Muskie, meanwhile, told six Democratic state omcta)s In the only catididates who have Boston he will campaign "as announced they will aclve1y much as Is needed to win" in campaign for Maryland's May -. Massachusetts- The Mx ofTietats 16 primary. are beading Muikic's delegate 1 slate in the state. Wallace kicked off a fourweek, seven-state campaign statement disputed Imp with a tour of Louisiana, that of a Muskie aide who had where he told a crown of l,0 at 1 said the Maine senator would the Lake Charles airport that spend only three days in Mis- race is not an Issue in his sachusetta and depend heavily campaign and wasn't to 19U. on a media campaign there lie added, "The Umousine libwhile putting In most of the next 12 days In Pennsylvania, which crals who have been advocating holds Its primary the same day. so many things for blacks and other groups have been lying Rep, Shirley Quishobn of New to keep the people's mind off the York also was In Boston burden that was placed on them % Wednesday and told reporters by the govenunont The poor she expects her campaign to people and the average citizen SANFORD ZOO has been the perennial mecca continue to enjoy, the Zoological Society is pick up as she moves into 1*1. have been the burden mary states more condustve to of taxes for too long." for generations of children who found raising funds to save the zoo animals to move to her candidacy. She indicated fascination In sharing their peanuts ith the more attractive and modern surroundings. St. she expected to do well In Mu. Sen. Henry M. Jackson of animals and watching the antics of the Luke's Christian Day School Kindergarten of sachuietta, Pennsylvania, New Washington spent several hours the zoo. a visit to on monkeys. In order that future generations can Slavia is shown By BflL acori _____ fl A suave, grny.hnlretl 69, and the late Vito Genovese 1969, authorities said Gambino There was Joey "Crazy Joe" had hundreds of police engaged By ARTHUR EvI.iurr NEW YORK (AP) - As the In an effort to end the shooting. Cub, 43, a flashy mobster as. (Thinblno came here from his Learned to being about the 1957 succeeded him as high corndeadliest gangland warfare In a From the commIssioner, his aassinated last Friday, a dee- native Palermo, Sicily, In ml, rubout of Mafia chieftain Albert missioner of organIzed crime. Colombo directed a gang of ade after he had lost a war for a stowaway who made It ashore Anastasia, shot to death in a decade swept acre-,s New York men had this mandate: JrIjAlf in a rni'lti,wr, h(- ab'ut 2DD, described as active In barber's "We cannot permit the streets control of (he crime faintly later at Norfolk, Va., lie is i-urrrnlly City these put two weeks, Po. construction, linen surmlv and under deportation order. tel. lice Commissioner Patrick V. of this city to became a bat' taken over by Colombo. The' late Joe' Valachi, the liquor rackct.s. bookmaking and An'I there was Carlo "Don 'haerved of the comrn tleground for gang warfare," Ills l,000tnember Cosa Nc'sThree of the biggest names In Carlo" Gambino, whom author. ba family Is said by federal iIiatiiterturnerl.Infnrmnant, shylocking. The Justice t. lI(ants: lrphy claimed that the contract to kill partment listed him with (lam"'They play for high stakes, organized crime figured In the hits call the underworld's boss authorities to be deeply In. Anastasia was led by Gambino bino as one of the ('oss Nostra's of bosses--.. courtly figure who volved In loan sharking, waterThey live dangerously. They current underworld drama. There was Joseph Colombo, resembles the "Godfather" of front crime, gambling arni COt)' to the Grub brothers -- Joey, eight notional commissioners sometimes die by the gun they Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Albert and Larry. Colombo was shot June 23. IL youngest of all the Cosa the novel and movie. Police struction and labor rackets, live by." Italian. Anutasia's crime family was 1971, while leading an During the two weeks, seven Nostra c hief ta ins, now corn- questioned hun when th e A Senate committee in 1963 taken over by Gambino. And American rally In CAhUT'ubua 104 E. Commercial of war began in his rumblings Dial 322-5762 in underworld-style, atone with brain damage from a died have empire. heard testimony that Gambino when Genovese died in .prison in Circle. U . •.A.. t,nlh'i In the Iwntl is.t June. slain uy uu - - have been a factor in employ. mont at the plant dioppthg from 15,000 to 12,000 since 1V70, and Jackson alucized his oppo nents for advOcafing reducstion of the defense budget. - _ authority to complete the P'& and cuavuctlon work now underway to connect the water and sewage disp"sal systems at the airport to Zixise of the city and pay the complete ad; City of Sanford to provide for the elimination of the master meter of the water service and to decrease the construction cost of the mnt project in thin manner; Airport Aatharity to establish water, sewer and refuse rates to meet all costs for providing these an the airport with such costs to be developed and presented by the city; city to provide all an7lces for the Ulling and collection of the water, sewer and refuse ervices; Airport Authority to fund all future jmpyeinj.s arid ezmtlons of water and sewer irysWna within the air port arid such work to be first approved by the Airport Authority; Airport Authority and City of Sanford concur that this work S .jfl require additional pro.rata sham attrlizdedtothe functions provided on the airport will be part of the costs 01 the services : Gangland Warfare Sweeping •S' - \ -.-' Seven Men Slain In Two Weeks II ' McGovern Hopef u l '.'. _______________ ________ _____ • Year 115.00 $114111 Fl.. VIRGINIA CONWILL 511.4141 Alt.M.dI $n.i.p. II., — alMA CASUC 111.4)70 ft.,',.u. Sp.inu. fl. NILDA RICHMOND eas.seei 0.1$..., Fl.. Charge It On J.M. Fields Installment Account Used Exclusively for Major Appliance Purchases * J.IR.}IELIJS DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES ORLANDO 1000 Amb,, J Shopping Ceni,, ORLANDO WINTER PARK Is. 17-92 Potkuqgd Ptqji 3201 West Coioiiial USE YOUR COtIVENIENT J. M. FIELDS CREDIT CARD. at • I La. loud I �4A—ThsSardord Herald Thursday, April 13.1972 Editorial Comment It will take the iftinost of calm, c*,ol, informed and wise action by both the prtçmeits and the opponents of the proposal to singledistrict the City of Sanford to prevent this issue from becoming quite distorted. In an editorial comment on Feb. 28th It was stated: "We believe that the adoption of the single district plan In the new charter will do just this, that the best man or woman will be given a chance to run for office without crippling han- is pararnolnu. For race is a controversial matter which rarely evokes the kind of consideration which good goent propos1s must have to be wisely enrt.d. Higthr, shows that race is divisive. What the Immediate challenge Is refers to a later from the chamber's committee addressed to the City Commission in which submission of the proposition to the voters In December Is requested. There are three sections. "ONE-District the city of Sanford Into four (4) commission districts with reasonably close population count; TWOEligible candidates for the four (4) city commission seats must reside In their respective districts and will rim city-wide, elected by qualified voters of the city of Sanford; ThREEThe mayor of the city of Sanford to be elected at large with no district requirements." dicaps." nrtai m yri r • r,ik,.i,s, •k IItI44J .,L. , LW LM Useless Advice We were interested in the report of two University of Louisville medical researchers who checked the germ content of money circulating around among their friends and neighbors. Borrowing various coins and bills, the researchers ran cultures on them, found them heavily contaminated by disease-causing bacteria. Pennies, nickels and small-denomination bills were more contaminated than the larger items, the team said, and we read on with Interest as the doctors recommended people keep their money In the bank and ". . . carry only large bills, preferably the $50 and $100 denominations" and "don't make change,, and.. And that's where we stopped reading. Why read what you can't use? — Anniston (Ala.) Star flffi fØ TELEPHONE 300 N. 3fl.2611 FRENCH AVE.. 83L93 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE DL DOYLE. Advertising Director & AisI.tO Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation. General Maneqer JOHN A. LPOLSKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY EdHor of Editorial Page ROY GREEN GARY TAYLOR Sort Edt DON W. PETERSON C14=1flad ?.'ia;or JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical SupI. 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Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Marilyn Gordon 131-6973 Bear Lake - Forest City Ann Riley 131.913* Can.lbervy -Tangtewo.d Kathy Niblack 131-7130 Gordon Marilyn Gor *97S Cks4eots Liza Baker 3207 Colored Community Marva Hawkins 3223415 Enterprise EsI.S7 .1T1DU1 Offbeat Ruminations Germs, Viruses Vs The Old-Timer Prevenuve medical measures casional purges--calomel, ctar oil and certain patented were the key drugs—when there aheolulely DALlAS. Tex. (AP) — A frontierpiem in the P&W am other day In too many cases, as tar as was no ._d of such treatment. Whether these measures real. said sbme researchers believe Y°'°i People were concerned that all of man's Ulnuaes may this P eve, tionjig4j adof oc- Ly helped is questionable. But at be caused by viruses. 7twse squiggly little things may be the cause of such problems as strokes, heart attacks, cancerarunius, diabetes and others Any real old4imer would such fancy ideas Why, he didn't even believe in germs, which was the popular word back before doetorn Invented viruses. One of the TflOI'C graphic (kXflOn5*tICI1$ of the total abaence of germs occurred eome years ago young college yg studerd of our acquaintance . )k . warned her coughing grandpa to stop it t*caiue be was spreading germs. The oldtimer straightened up trom his spwn and glared at his granddaughter. Them he started stomping -angrily around the room, punching out with his'-dex fir, ger. aboitung at "Is that one Did I punch one of then with my finger! Where is a germ' Show rue one!" • convinced 40 her that the germ theory of dl,. ease . as It was called thou, was a phony theory—at least she didn't any anything about It any more In the p eience of grandpa. Old-times In thetronuer and C aemlfrntler West may riot hove believed In gunus but they had CW1 for every ailment known to man beast. A doctor was several hours away by wagon or buggy from most, farms and ranches, you 7Mother cured Y tweed a ewe down your thinaL By ROBERT E. FORD "° Writer WAW they had a psychological effect and nature heraeU L a great doctor, anyway, and probably affected cures despite frontier medicine's Interference. y ' or so Fain Park- E. Estates Goldeswod. Marilyn Gordon 131.6973 Lake Mary Ann Slecxkowskl 322 8704 Lake Monroe 322 2611 Ann Riley Mary H yatl 131-S1 aglow Wi Clarence Snydar 322441 Geneva - Oviada Stevie Us Matflleux 3330$ WASHINGTON Whsr. George Wallace blasts the big corporations and gets vu ... When George McGovern dismazlift but reform and gets vows... When any politician anscloil the SeMSJIth,ni.i4 and gets votes •• They are all reaching back Into history to draw on the traditions of a once povful but abor4ivad Amelw political moscitent — Populism. The somewhat startling results of three of the first four Democratic presidential primary elections may even suggest that the United States Is In the grip of a. new upsurge In Populist sentiment that could scramble the 1172 pruililentisi race. Al least that is one Interpretation that can be placed on what happened in New Hamithdre, where d. George McGovern. the so.called antiwar candidate, ran surprisingly strong second; in Florida. wlre George Wallace won with great ease, and In Wiscatilu, where McGovern outpaced the field and Wallace ran a strong second. Political analysts art searching for answers to the basic question. "What happened?" and have come In a startling corv'hiilon: Both Wallace and McGovern, despite being at opposite political poles, are aoflhIng from a much greater sense of Stories are Incorrect which say the Pentagon gave no might strike warning that a North Vietnamese Off' hard at South \',etnsmcie territor)' just below the so called Demilitarized Zone Weeks ago. a Pentagon official told me a princi pa l fear of the U S military was that North Vietnamese regulars would execute a powerful sweep acrosA the4 northernmost province which would carry them to the Gulf of Tonkin coast and possibly engulf two or three sizable South Vietnamese cities. It Is not true, as some prestigious newspapers are no saying, that the Pentagon has been focusing all Its fears on the piospect of enemy assaults In South Vietnam's central highlands l Military Region 2). Trouble has been expected there, of course, since this thinly populated ari'a is the weakest element in that country's defenses It is the one area where the otherwise battered Viet Cong have retained a continuing strong presence and can provide North Vietnamese regu. SI Jars with important field support. What seems more puzzling from this distance is this. If our military could perceive the danger to the north. ern provinces, it must be presumed that Saigon's com manders saw It, too. Why, then, would they put main reliance there on the relatively new, inexperienced 3rd Division' It is that division which the North Vietnamese, storming across the DMZ with tanks and artillery, have cut up badly and driven from a host of defensive fire bases The deployment below the DMZ of a division formed only lagt year suggests a serious nervousness on the part è of President Thieu's government about the military sta bility of the more populous regions of South Vietnam from a line above Saigon on down the southern Mekong fUver delta Obviously, the most experienced troops are being kept on station in those areas. To the extent any substantial portion of the better units Is now committed to the northern battle, they will Provide the acid test of the Vietnamtzation program. For if they, too, should be rolled back, then the message would be plain. South Vietnam. left to its own combat ground forces, does not have the capacity to contain a really hard thrust from Hanoi. The view all along at the Pentagon has been more optimistic. It has been that North Vietnam could score some early ground gains in the north and in the central region, but that the cost in bl000 and arms would be heavy for Hanoi and eventually compel a halt to the offensive That conceivably still could be the outcome, though it is much too early to say. Clearly Saigon is getting substantial air support from the United States in the effort to blunt the drive. Our calling Into gulf waters of additional aircraft carriers Is an indication we can no longer provide such assistance from in-country fighter-bombers. Only four squadrons of U.S. attack aircraft are left In South Vietnam. Saigon's own "air" Is growing apace, but it does not and will not Inchide our faster, more sophisticated planes nor any of the potent 'gunships." Nor can Saigon any longer look for big In-country ground combat from America. We have just seven "maneuver" battailkins left there, against a high of 112 at the war £ manpower peak Their job is truly defensive. On the ground, Saigon Is really alone. - Sheriff Thus Easier ling mid was not aggravated by her and hung on," deputies said. investigators have questioned Sherry was hospitalized fat' sevenbour barefoot walk. flay County SherIff's deputies low at five possible suspects, two-piece swim suit and wind- observation suffering from iieaker, blonde seventh grader exposure and numerous Insect marvelled at how the young girl but no arrests had been made. Sherry Lynn Dawson wandered bites. But officials oil Tyndall remained cool throughout the The search was centered in for three miles through a dense Air Force Base hospital said the ordeal, composure which they flay County, on the Gulf Coast In swamp trying to convince her. Dawson girl's heart r'orniitlon siiitt may have saved her life, the Florida Panhandle, he said. self the worst part of her ordeal was over. Sherry, l had been matched off the beach by a knife. wielding kidnaper Tuesday, driven to a desolate wooded area five miles away and finally abandoned by the abductor. ED DIJCKETI, president of The identity of the kidnaper, described as a balding man In the Jacksonville hose his early 30*, was still unknown In addition to vandalism reOIUAUI?o, Fin, (Al') A Laminated with urine "may will be the guest today as deputies continued to rash of church vandalism and mean the problem La worse than ports at various central Florida 41b question suspects. churches, Miss lanham said graveyard ransackings in crn we first expected." rpcaker at a dinner-meeting Sherry finally spotted a man trail Florida may be a sign that Miss Lanham said the pastor area bookstores report that walking toward her In the turned-on teen-agers are med. of that church, in Maitland, teenagers are buying hundreds of the Volusta Rose Society midnight tiling with potentially deadly Fla., was so disturbed that of witchcraft books. swamp about was the black magic rituals, a drug witchcraft cultists may have Fearing it Tuesday. April 27 at Winter hIous4, kidnaper returning, she bolted counselor has warned, Graveyards in Volusla County held it "black magic mass" In Daytona Beach. His topic in the other direction. Sharon Lanham, drug abuse his church that he asked parish- were desecrated Last year, with But after Chuck Robinson for the Orange County oners to reaffirm their faith the corpses being removed from will be "110w to Win Awards identified himself as a plain, specialist coffins for wnat police believed YMCA, said Wednesday that following Sunday. clithcs sheriff's investigator, 11t.o'er)' of one church with us or were the macabre rltual,i of a black titogic cults ities.' Exhibiting Roses. Amateur the pert 70-pound girl 'turned sacraments scattered around Satanism are dangerous," Miss witchcraft cult. rose growers are invited, around and ran into his the altar and its holy water con- Lanham said. "I saw It grow up grave robberies were In California when I was there. work of freaks," said Lewis the At first it was white, or good sculptor DEN FIVE made a big hit at Cub Pack 10's hiobby Night held at magic. But then the black Van Dercar, a Miami authority on witchcraft. and magic came in, and we had can- "Some of these kidt on drugs Casselberry Community United Methodist Church Left to right, ci of human mutilation and sacWilliam Piland with his collection of patches, Philip Montgomery with are nuts, and if they meddle in rifice ant farm, and James Shook with shells. it's frightening to "The Charles Manson killings witchcraft, ( Marilyn Gordon Photo can think what they might do." case Is an example of what happen with Satanism," she said. The young counselor, who gives her age as "the early -A program about audio-visual Association at 8. p. m. Tuesday Taiwan Adventist Sanitarium materials will be presented for at the county health depart. and Hospital, two hospitals In 20*," said she fears that the I I the District .17 Florida Nurse ment. Registered and licensed Hong Youngberg cultists are Junior high school Kong, 5 , in and high school pupils who are practical nurses are invited. hospital Memorial p I I The nurses at their last Singapore, the Adventists' Far experimenting with psychedelic I '. -- . I I I meeting heard Miss Ilene hall, Easter n division headquarters, ,• 1 I 5 : "The kids are using all kinds RN, Forest City, a medical as well as hospitals in Saigon I db . I $ • • I • . record consultant, formerly and Bangkok. • I I of psychedelics in this cult worS I • ., S%,_S S with Florida Hospital in ' she said. "We've had I , ...• • , I,. S Besides tganizing and up- ship Orlando, who recently returned cases of people lacing [SD with S dating medical from a special assignment as records Drano (a drain cleaner). That I I I S •.• medical record consultant tl departments, Miss Hall trained resulted has In a lot of them I I. 4 1 . • • S S • 5 Sevcnth.'day Adventist hospital!' Personnel in the international suffering lye burns in the mouth I • S S • £ It .•%I classification of diseases and and throat." $ in the Orient. S . I i. I S and other I • S • O . Of the 20 some medical in. operations codingrecord . prac- Miss Lanham said pushers ' Ce...5 I S medical stitutions the Adventists have in current S . a . S tell the youngsters the drugs are 5 S S S • ' the For East, Miss hall had the lice, •l III which are I S ••• opportunity of visiting eight She returned via Anchorage, peyote orfrom mescaline, 5•5 SI . cactus plants. derived ••. II'S S hospitals and some specialized Alaska, the return : ' 5 g Il , trip taking peyote was used for centuries • I clinics. 5.5 only six hours and 23 minutes by Indians in religious rituals. I 11cr tour took her via Hawaii from Tokyo to the United S S to Tokyo Sanitarium and states, She Is currently con- "These drugs are extremely S I I Hospital in Tokyo, Harj.Juku sultant for several small dangerous. The effect on the I • I I S Clinic, Japan, Adventist hospitals and nursing homes in mind is overwhelming," she I S I Medical Center in Okinawa, Central Florida. I iiss ILENE HALL said I S PANAMA CiTY BEACI,Fla. API — Clad only in a damp -. -- - - ------ - -- Church Vandalism Sign Of Satanism - - - - - -- Nurses Slate Meet for Tuesday Eve - - - • - - One Man's Opinion % Home Life Bears - On School ra es ;. • - • Sen. Barry Goldwater. BAnL, says he has a 'hunch' Mr. Nixon will order air attacks on the key port o(Halphong, the funnel through which Soviet — pour arms Into the cm filet. The President and I. leery Kiefter also Mina ponder On • • '••• ••' . • • •, • • • •, w -a Depending upon one's political. Ideological and/or racial prejudices, President Nixon has either acted In $ statesmanlike manner or has once again bowed to political expediency by asking Congress to halt further courtordered school buslrg. Now a new report bearing on the controversy, actually a reanalysis of an old one, has been dropped Into the midst of the fray. It seems to provide ammunition for both sides. It was back In 1966 that something called the Coleman Report, named after Its director, James Coleman of Johns Hopkins University, came up with a much-disputed conclusion that: "Schools bring little influence to bear on a child's achievement that is Independent of his background and general social context; this. . means that the inequalities Imposed on children by their home, neighborhood and peer environment are carried along to become the inequalities with which they confront life at the end of 5•5 I 1 '. HOW MUCH DO YOU SAVE FOR YOURSELF EACH WEEK?. Vietnam offensive's relation to Soviet intentions for the M sulmmit For weeks American military experts In Indochina have warned of record concvitrutian: of Soviet-built antiaircraft missiles, artillery has Insisted, despite in. rockets, üüntry anus, tanks contestable evidence, that fhe eeUpeopafled guns and other South Vietnamese conflicts Is a armored vehicles. "aril war." it has preferred The offensive Is not di sadden infiltration to open Invaalosi. anything, says one of the researchers, the original report underestimated the Importance of family factors on WORLD I W / I 5 r ow4%#IR or ja — .1 S S. -- u•qS S I I' S '. •S • I I - Se • S ' • .. S S I S - •••S .• •• S• S S , •.• I a. S. I / rA . ZZ77.12 Bo nice to yourself ... Sol oido SOMETHING from your paycheck every' w.ek...iP's a sure way of bcliding something for the softest years of your III. (your retirement y.ars),,.Nothlng Is as soft to fail back on as HARD CASH IN THE BANK. C W2 - I* 'Inst.od of pousg out for a stsah dinner tonight—why don't I buy you a wristwatch, or som.ftJngr S S. - I ' 0 04 If our gas company is to grow, you, the customer must be able to buy and use our gas. If you don't have gas appliances you cannot use our gas. So, to make it easier, we make available our gas %ppiidnces at discounted prices, and to catch your attention, we call it Your Gas Co.'s Spring Sale." Every year from now til May 31st every gas appliance that uses natural or propane gas is discounted. It's a good time to buy that gas appliance you've been wanting. Come in or call one of our offices in Sanford, 201 W. 1st St. 322-5733 or Deland, 206 E. New York Ave. 7341951 and see our full line of gets appliances now on stile [1 . — 0 S your MS coo s spring sale of gas appliancesl Communist decision. In February and early March, American B-52 bombers and other warplanes pounded relentlesal) at the North Vietnamese supply lines tiwough Lace and apparently delayed the Communist offmadvs, but now the weight of the attack has shifted to the DMZ that formally separates North and South Vietnam. The 4nlflcance Is not lost In Washington. For hers Hanoi has steadfastly denied tiat It Its regular army units are Operating In South Vietnam. It • S S I •' . •.-. % '.." A group of Harvard University researchers supported by a Carnegie Corporation grant, have reexamined the data Their conclusions, edited by statistician Frederick Mosteller and former presidential aide Daniel P. Moynl. han, have been published as a new Random House book, "On Equality of Educational 9pportunity." According to Education U.S A. newsletter, the reexamination does not confirm all of the findings of the Coleman Report but upholds Its general conclusions. If HE'S : I. school." school achievement and overestJmo!,d the ffr-Lt of icl:(,jl fau..'tt's. On the question of ;ntegrauon, the reanalysis confirms the original finding that the achievement of black students placed in an integrated setting improves only slightly. ipecthcaUy, ft suggests that the verbal ability of black students an mostly white classes would be Increased about two-thirds of a grade level, still leaving 12th-grade blocks about 33 yeaxs behind white students. S • . Honoi Drive Shadows Moscow Trip (North Vietnamese) units are supported in a big way by heavy WASHINGTON — Hanoi's military equipment from the Invasion of South Vietnam Soviet Union," a State confronts Prestdad Nixon with Department spokesman told' decisions crucial not only to Indo.9lne, but to his May The Stab Depairtment for visit to Moscow. yen ban avoided drawing the 7he President Is fans to tans obvious connection betw.est with the fact that while he he North Vietnam's military been steadily withdrawing capability and the supply of ,mthcan forces from Vietnam arms from Pa. and seeking to toughen the If the Communist invasion South Vietnamese army, Ii, of South Vietnam contingles to Soviet Union has poising gather Momentum Mr. Nixon, arms into North Vietnam. runny believe, will have no The State Department has alternative but to hit hack In resorted to unusually specific dramatic taftoiti. To do lea language In duithblng the stat' would risk not only South of affairs south of the Vietnam, but the credibility q( DomWZ.d Zone. Ameican power that will beso . . • By DON OAKLEY unrest to the ration than had appeared to exist before the presidential bial lasts began. That unrest has been diaractelzsd by acirie ass condillon of being tntally fed up with inflation, govenmsd bureaucracy. stories about huge corporations that don't pay taxes, crime, drug addiction, and unending war. in other wcnil., fed up with the status quo, the way government. businessand big labor have operated in the next and with the standard brand d political vv,,t,yt 1,. curing such ills. Thu n essence Is Populism, that long since discarded movement that began In the late 19th Centn1y and died before 1800 — but not without leaving a long enduring mark on American politics In what used tn be vo!3e4 the Nirth,.e.eL (Dekotu, Minnesota, Wisconsin) the West and South. Populism's roots are rural. Its adherents favored cheap money to make It easier toy off debts. It leaned to the left favoring gcwernnent ownership of railroads telegraph and telephone systems, and a government riâe in salving jothi problems. It was a movement that attempted to win economic power for farmers to rounder the power of business and Industry. In one eww. It was an early form of American radicalism that at one point attempted to enlist support from labor and took up the cause of minorities. The movement had Its origins In the prolonged period ol optimism, rising prices and westward expansion that caine to an end with the economic rothirp.e i 1917. "I would wish to call your important in any meeting with p. , , ' - attention to the fact that these Soviet • .' ••_, Capital Ideas 3y RAY McHUGH tief. Waublaglee asimse Copley News Service - • McGovern-Wal lace And Old Pol itics (aey Now Service - By BRUCE BIOSSAT Search Continues For Girl's Kidnaper • Shades Of Populism? DORIS WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS Society Editor Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR.. SIafl Photographer Home Delivery By Mail The thinking back of the proposal is devoid of the color Issue. It is entirely fathered by the conviction that the city Is so growing and so spreading that single-districts would automatically bring into the political arena candidates who would not seek the office as things now stand. It is equally sound to accept the fact that times are changing, that civil rights Is something which cannot be ignored, that to meet the challenge without duress from outside Is not only wise but capable of producing the finest results for all residents of this lakeside, county capital .1. district is to be achieved. The co-chairmen of the chamber's committee are George Crossley, President of the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees and Robert Daehn, a civic leader whose devotion to causes has stamped him already as a most valuable asset. Today the Jaycees will hold their regular meeting and Mr. Crossley has promised that this districting proposal will get full and free discussion. We trust It will be responsible, as well. _____ For It Is irresponsible responsible to allow the proposal to be viewed as one In which the racial problem 1r The fear that the districts might be so gerry mandered to create *11-black or all-white alstncts should be dissipated when the suggested district lines are viewed. Thursday, April ii, 39/2—SA The Sanford Herald Seventh Grader Freed Unharmed South Viet Just About Do or Die Sanford's Single-Districting Issue This is still our conviction. However, since this single-district plan was devised and proposed by the Legislative and National Affairs Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, there have been Internal and external discussions which have, to revive an old bromide, shed "more beat than light." Such a reaction must be avoided If the good of this proposal to create a governmental and elective machine which will be more representative of this fast growing municipality Notebook PlItcIaI ?th S-1anfnrMatdfr tmnfl3aT MEMBER THE ATLANTICGROIJPOF BANKS IN FLORIDA MEMBER F.D.I,C r%M uiimis CO'ANY AND FLOQA$ C0I1P0aATI0N C M OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AND NEW GAS CUSTOMERS �Sanford Herald Thursday, April 13, 1972 Aerospace Ind ustry As Compared To All Of U.S. Thunderstorms Double Here 3 - Vi 4 I I f f - I it I, 43 All our best-selling styles, colors,fabr'IC& - FIRE LASSIES INSTALL — Officers of the Women's Auxiliary of tieltona Volunteer Firemen's Association were installed by Mrs. Norman Wagner, past president of Delt.ona Woman's Club, as i5talhng officer. Incoming officers, from left, are Mrs. Henry Langknecht, president; Mrs. John Routier, vice presient; and Mrs. Edward Schmidt, secretary. Miss Betty Magee, treasurer, not shown. Dot Drew Photo "Timing is important. We we art better off with the In it prcpured ui:ement presented tt, Tht' Herald Cu- know that the major counties of equipment and systems In use cult Clerk Arthur Beckwith the state went to EDT' systems than we would be if we went to expounded his views on the several years. ago. Huwv, we EDT' for auditing and finance more or less controversial time also know that population was alone. There cannot possibly be of whether Seminole County will considerably higher at the time justification for EDT' for the enter into the data processing thin Is. Seminole's now. Now- accounting and finance alone at tsastness with or without the might be the time—that is not this time. association of the School Board, my decision to make." "For instance, we can get the "in the event that we are accounting and finance work Beckwith said: 'At the outset, let me state looking to EDT' as suggested done at less cost, producing all that am not in opposition to the only to begin cçernticn and our of the necessary auditing, idea to explore the need to in- thinking In terms of county was-rants written, and reports stitute some system of data auditing and finance, we should completed at a small fraction of terminate the discussion right the cost of EDT', even at the processing for our County. expense of adding another NCR "But I wish to rapidly follow now. 'in virtually every category, 400 and another operator. with the statement that I wish "However, if we are tailkIne U* board to be unalterably about going to a complete EDT' we that there Is complete center for all of county awareness w the fact that this is government—that Is another a costly venture. Furthei' that thing, but even here, I question ante the step has been taken in the wisdom, the soundness of Oils direction, there is no andwillingness of funds wiHi, to be available to rapidly thisboardtofacethecostiucha woul lequirr at this to stage. That cost would be in the function Into operation on the In Orlando area of IO0,000 per year for equipment. complete programming, in my ORLANDO - Highlighting opinion, anything less than full Auxiliary May as National Menial Health implementation of EDT' is Month, the Mental Health fully" AmocisUals of Orange County To Elect will present Dr. Joyce Brothers, Deltona Civic Association nationally known psychologist Ladles Auiikary will Thursday, and syndicated newspaper April 30, to nominate and elect columnist, as the keynote officers. Entertainment will be speaker in it Family Like provided under the direction of Forum on "Counseling Today." Wyona French and Bernice This annual event will be held Medhcott will be In charge of Ofl Saturday, May 6, at First Presbyterian Church .eh eshmcnts. The Forum, winch is to- means 1 column by 2 Inches. A May Time Card Party will be held Saturday May 6 at 7 p. sponsored by the Oranj,e TOO small for an ad to be xii. There will be refreshments Memorial Hospital Community noticed or effective? You're and door prises. Bingo Will he Mental Health Center, will "eadInç this onel been at 1:1 1,.mplayed $ request is for C-i The developer told council that he is desirous of erecting a shopping center on the which will encompass -' department stores and specialty shops. He contended that It was more practical to have the R&g. 7.98. Polyester/ cotton lancior zhoppir.g center, rather than since the development Is located on SR 436. In answer to a query by council, the developer said that the back nine holes of the country club will be maintained present, and that the SalaP8 114.,. 19$. 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Girls sizes small, medium and large. of,o..Ioumo .110 le" man a minute • Ptolective OL Bag J L Ilk Caddy nal'es bag - hanIing easier I that a representative had I been named from municipality. Swofford said, '1 don't obi to naming one, but l don't th it will accomplish anythln: We'll all vou down over a free cup of r Swofford suggested C Council name Counctlxr Girls shorts. Daniel Dorfman, but Dorfir demurred, saying that he cu not attend the aftern meetings of SCIDA. - CALL 322-tO IFOR OWR I CATALOG SERVICE SanfordPlaza - - PUSNBUTTON WJPV ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — repeated of ln spite recriminations against the Seminole County Industrial Authority (SCIDA). Mayor Lawrence Swofford has been named as the city's "sinbassador" to the body. Swofford has, on several occasions, stated that authority Is a waste of I money and a Waccomplish . nothing. He was appointed follow: receipt of a letter from Da, Kelley, SCIDA director. notJ / 13 157.6 SUN. 309 E. 1st St. Hwy. 17-92 PHOt4E 1724175 O*PPOIWTMII't NECCSSAIY a Miles N. of Longw,ed OP! N TONIONT $nford Misses polyester shorts c J coffee stud show ou some things shout sour income 6% that ruu might nr"er 'has e known rzi.ied. For es. ample. do you know all about diduetion. fur child rare or rusuult' losses? And ,nas'be won aren't aware that If sour inrtnnr Increased last sear, DON'T LIT AN AMATIUR DO HaM BLOCK'O JOB. IOU may be stbIr to sa'r tax dollars by "inruuar aeraginj." Well, ss4wn It come. to Income taxes, H & H Block Is aware of JustII&R Block. a!Mnd eser,1hlng H&R Blocli'o, free start at $5 and the a erage cot was under '1k ncowe tax people. 112.50 f or oti' 7 million families we sm' ed last year. ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT Knit tops for gals who know how to keep comfortable Of Penn-Prt polyester/cotton Short-sleeve styles in solid colors and stripes Crew neck or collar. Misses' sizes puts the squeeze on trash! 4 By MARION BETHEA O 2fbr$5 - _ General Electric and pool on the wont Want It S wnaieurs should Special presently zoned R-3. The R. 4.1$. Cotton denim flares. "Doesn't I Misses knit tops. 40 change by Schatten Associates. change he will be In a resolution establishing the The property Involved In the "precarious position" with 11 policy. requested change is that of the million investedValley Forge Country Club, apartments / - spec0 i ls queried as to the plans for titudinous requests for homes In an area saturated with annexation to the city, CoonALTAMONTE SPRINGS - apartments and condominiums. cilman Thomas liadloif pressed City Attorney S. J. Davis Jr. has Cooper answered he hoped that for a procedure to be been authorized by City Council these will not have a established whereby any and all to prepare an annexation or- detrimental effect upon the annexation, rezoning and dinance for property located $25,000-$30,000 homes and abandonment petitions be south of Orange Street, at the conceded that the mayor was referred to the city Planning "100 per cent right" in making and Zoning Board prior to r of Grove Avenue. consideration by council. 4;evtioper Richard cooper the observation, $ Dorfman suggested the Zoning In the area Is RI-AA told council the property Is comprised of 12 lots, upon which and, according to Councilman proviso that the board meet he plans nine sites as well as Daniel Dorfman, no city aer- weekly as opposed to monthly vices are planned for this area. meetings. However, Davis the paving of Orange Street Relative to the mul- declared that since the board Is Mayor Lawrence Swofford appointive and volunteer, to expect weekly meetings would necessitate extremely conscientlous people. V a I I ey Forge C Swofford said he felt the board should have authority, since. In his opinion, it Is Z on i n g I-lea ri n g Set presently only a "buffer" between the people and the city. Ilie went on to contend that nine will be left until the land is referral to the board of the By MARION BETHEA developed. Lacr, he said tie above petitions is unnecessary ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A clubhouse and pro shop will be since public hear zig, are a public hearing has been moved to the back nine, necessity. The developer contended that scheduled for May 9 by City Nevertheless, Davis was Council for a requested zoning unless he Is granted the zoning authorized to prepare a 558 . Rag. 19$. Brushed cotton rz. - By MARION BETHEA To Speak 1x2 SIXTH GRADE pupils of Mrs. Susan \Vticichel at Sanford Middle School, studying a unit on Africa — Today and Tomorrow, dressed up in some of the styles of clothing worn in that continent. They Include Wanda Foley, Michelle Hays, Van Henderson, Susan Grant, Kenneth Brown, Jimmy Edmonds, Susan Fine, Cynthia Belisle, Peggy Hodges, and Meredith Arnold. Annexation Is Approved Columnist Sale3m Sale Sale. 638 It did In the catch the public's ImagInatIon, slide back Into the mid-1980s, country, as figures of the election year Aside from the public's even If a new Congresslte ar Aerospace Industries case of the supersonic transport Association clearly show. huge In 1971-the aerospace Industry reaction to manned vIs-avis should change Its mind. A few years ago the industry unmanned apace ventures, the companies like General has no place to go. This is because space man in the loop Immediately walsllclngupa nearly t6blIllOfl Dynamics Corp., for example, with plants ready to turn out programs without a titan in the takes a project from the multi- annual pie as Congress voted airplanm niles, rockets or loop don't (H'lIlOfl(i the vast million to the mult1b(llion4oilar tremendous suns to crank up suhnuirines, are cutting hack sunix of money required when hardware counter. The need for the Apollo program. In the next fiscal year of more research and developInstead astronauts mare Instead of rehiring. The big rocket, spacecraft nutostinled Instruments are sent nient, heavier spacecraft, more beginning July 1, President !. - -- safety measures such as Nixon asked for $3.38 billion ftc and engine finns meanwhile aloft, Unmanned earth orbItIng redundant or backup systems allaei'osp.ce programs. Part of around to we are waiting whether Congress underwrites satellites lack the glamour of and more powerful boosters Is this would be spent on inherent if men Instead of In. aeronautical research pt'oject the Nixon imdminlatralion'a the journeys by Apollo Somehow a report has gone plans to pmish ahead with the astronauts to the moon and struinenti are going Into apace. such as aircraft engine nnls' abroad In the land that the U.S. multibllllon.dollar maimed back, even though many of the Hence the manyfold leap In the abatement and automstfr price tag for hardware If men aircraft approach and landing aerospace Industry Is on the space shuttle program over the glnbe.clrculing spacecraft have returned as much or more are to get aboard a spaceship. safety. brink of a dramatic comeback, nest six to eight years. One of the aertp.ee giants. What It boils down to is this: lilt does, the aerospace in, scientific Information to earth that some aerospace workers Aircraft Corp., is a have witLut manned apace missions Lockheed the lunar excursions the cortisone than laid off in the last three years ilustry will get example of how the b4i' there Isn't enough aerspaee specific are getting their old jobs or jobs shot It needs and some reem uncovered, the:r are trimming companies money to go around. earth industry upcoming The like them back again and things ployment might begin. A halffattening their missions sails rather than last two Apollo Industry, dozen big aerospace firms resources technology satellites, The up for the are looking Whoever circulated the report would participate In the shuttle for example, are expected to this year and three manned payrolls Workers have been laid off in should go and stand In the progratu and thousands of tell scientists more about their Skylab flights next year will .,.,-p lit'. all_uIii'S. milli nlv ,Inn'I .n.,.il .,,h.,',,ntrnrinri ,.n,1,t own earth than astronauts have wind up America's manned nearly all Iixkheed divialonc gel slices of the melon, which been able to flixi out about the ventures until 1978 at the cuppcc't it. earliest 11 Congress votes funds This Is what really is hap- might run as high as $10 to $12 tTlOOfl. Even unmanned long. for the space shuttle. billion by the late 1970's. pening: If It does not, the nut U.S. Aerospace companies still are If Congress balks at ap-- endurance apace probes to manned space miulon.i would Venus and Jupiter have failed to laying off people across Lite proving the space shuttle in an fly FRANK MAL'OMBF.R Milllsry-Aeresp.ce Writer CopIe' News Service 12 Lots To Altamonte Even knits All in one big Jean sale for men. 20% off Data Processing Costly Beckwith Waiting For Other Shoe To Drop - _0 vldcnt, however, that the warm, humid and unstable air. begtus to fail through the front Most frequently, a thun BY JAY W1SHAL tlriderstorm is huge O( deoOfa Cluster staticFlorida experiences about Unstable means that once the side of the cloud causing a or to a electric generator capable Of twice as nmV Owndwstorms cloud starti rising into ceoisr downdraft due to frictional these cells side by side cold air bWWkw potentials of minions of lzne Since the wedge of as the average for the United VZroundistp strong updraft drag. When lightning At the surface an ol*erver preceedin a mature cell vOlts. States.. Central Florldai* n OeVeIOP- The tremendous teat expect 9D dpys per year in which eneW causing this activity usuaUs will feel a strong cc4d frequently triggers the start of a discharges from cloud to cloud thundershowers occur. cornesfrnjt the condensation of gust of wind followed by heavy new cell, thunderclouds at or Cloud to ground currents of amperes cause Although dangerous, they we water vapor into cloud droplets. rain. This is a bulge of cool air varicius stages of development up to 100,000 interesting and exciting to About 30 calories Of ta we on the front side of the thwi proceed acro the countryside. rapid heating of the alt. The by watch. Meterologists have released for each raindrop derstorm cell caused by the A single cell may be one or two rapid expansion followed COO1Ing causes a miles in diameter with its base downdraft. of formed, -added to the knowledge extending shock wave and the clap of As the cell ages It runs Out Of at 4.000 The up4rafl Increases with thunderstormeven though the upwards to 4,000 feet. 21 a cell thunder. The path may be exact mecban*ns of lightning elevation and the cloud billows moist warm air and the u are x'.o to heights where the tamdrafts weake:i. Light rain produces one fourth Inch of forke and curiously curved. If and raindropformstian perature is below freezing. In continues to fall for several rain over three square miles it is seel through layers Of called sheet light. Tie 1iI of an Individual the process, large amounts of minutes followed by disin. this would amount toaO,000 tons clouds it is ning. A rare form of lightning quite droplets., raindrops andtegratlora Into Irregular scud at of water. thundercloud or Is hell Even after 300 years since not fully UPdCtSIaM short and itawhole life cycle lsa snowflakes accumulated low ievetsar.dhea'sZreaksof Benjamin Franklin's famous lightning which consists of an large CUT= at high levels. precipitation becomes two matter of I) applies kite experiments., lightning is masses of flowing hot air or The description so far developing starts that the updrafts n The stage wlthanuluzcicudcontatnlng support the weight. Water toa single cell or thundercloud, not fully understood. It is plasma moving at moderate Thiarsday, April 13, 19/2—/A The Sanford Herald CPenney The values are here every day. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. I. S WANT AD WEEK Is April 17-21 See Our LrgiAdOn The Classified Pages CALL 22.1O 1 ORou$ CATALOG SUV ICE J [- For Our Special J2 PRICE SALE Mon.— Sat. On Family Want Ads cH* special 99C 239 1 Sanford Electric Co. - ft C*v goo wa 0, *t coa of d5W SS'•v of b. man. flwu Fri. ILm. 1:JIp.m.—CIOI4dOflSai. DIAL 322)542 2522 PARK Assortment of Penn Prvt girls shoits in stripes and patterns. Polyester and cotton. SIres 7 to 14, C nney The values are here every day. - Mon. - Sat. 10 A. M. to 9 P.M. Sanford PlazaJ �8A—Tl* Sanford Herald Thursday, April 13, 1972 TTT : Xi Beta Eta Hosts Model Meet or Rushees By ANN SIEOWSEI -. I - 'I Mrs. Robert McKee, president of Xl Beta Eta Frank. Exemplar) Chapter of Beta Following the meeting which Stria Phi was hostezs to the was conducted to show the annual mode) meeting' prospective new members how U recently. Xi Beta Eta fzuictlona, the % istung members from other entire assembly heard a timely ..apters who were nishees for presentation by Frank Jan -County Agriculture Agent spoke to to the wameri an ways____ well as the per method ci - CEO Group Plans Annual AFTER 50 YEARS of wedded bliss Mr. and reception held at American Legion home in Mrs. Thomas Loigren of Fern Park celebrated, Fern Park. surrounded by children and grandchildren at a (Ann Riley Photo) Deb Ball Y.W.A.C. and y MAC. club of AltamonteLow hedges are more more ornamental than the S -mgi, will be hosting B.11, larger ones according to Jau, An the latter can be used on May 19, at the Mattland avicbut larger properties to enclose ( nter, Maitland. the first playgrounds., gardens, clothes This will be drying yards, as well as to tutante's tuiu tiei for ieen unsightly black's ci Numerous hedge plants are pose of the club and organization is to promote and suited to Florida conditions. The range of varieties include" irstillprktesithln thrubswhkareass asweuasmezrcommunity. - .' " , ,_,, or ,,... colcrduring the ,eaiono(bloom and others with foliage of Debutante's Ball were'hO various hues, as well as those from L)-ZThafl H, OviedoHigh with the usual green foliage. Winter Park Jan advised that careful schools. the girls have an A or B eon rauons.houldbegivento the individual location, the average. ,iir variety of plants to be used. grades were t the type of hedge to be grown. factors in He told the women to be most The debs will be hosted by caretw in sut.cies on the night The club is In hope that this will for the lawns and gardens and ___ to read the legends on the be affairs for the better en- fertilizer bags before put. Ctui not an fertilizer Is rithment of the children and iiñtabie to all es ci soiL community. I i He said that ornamental hedges under some cuidlticma given due condes'atiom in the The C.E.O. (Community planting plan throughout Often canbe Er.rictiment Organization) for substituted unsightly fences. !merty the - ... AdEkL - --.\ IW f •' 4Y I.- : =- '-.,, ,- -' - • , ' ' I S. I _____ ___ - - T -1 %& - ff r . - p --- _ - - - . - a=. - - - - vi - .-=---------. I - 1 1 yr \ tflJW - annual Spring Frolic Ball, April , at Mayfair Country Club. mess is tua1, colorful and optional and does not demand formal attire. Hawaiian dancers will entertain after the "Tropical punch hour". Also hors d'oeuvres, luau style, will be rI Reservations are going fast, Get your name in the pot now through Eve Crabtree, 323-4975, or Linda Reck, 3fl-45. THE ORLANDO FORGE DAR Chapter N. ORANGE AVE. WINTER PARK. FLA. To Meet Friday Sallie Harrison Chapter, National Society, Daughters of the Amencan Revolution will meet on Friday, April 14, at the home oIY.rs. It E. True inLake Mary. for Co-hostesses will be Mrs. beach Raymond Ball and Mrs. W. E will begin Baker. The meeting at 2:30 p. m. and Mrs. Baker will show color slides on Con- A Loins Qwr Amor Ferr.un, Rodriquez. Jose Rojas, Nelson Churion from Venezuela; William Her" from Jamaica, Donald Halt from England; Esther Husman from Peru; Shamsoddui Moosavi from hi'mn; Moses Mwanura from Kenya; Syambol Saeba from Thailand; and TIm Skinner from Canada. Visiting Daughters RICK MARTORANO Jan C. Nelson By MARILYN GORDON $ Mr. and Mrs. Poinsette Exum Clifton, 240 Oxford Road, Fern Park, announce the engagement of their daughter, a OVIIy Jeanne Clifton, w t..s t.2i... son .1 op er 4èJU!I, UI tI__ fl_.... I--I-.tII.__ .IM - _____ _______ __ 4 PROM LIBERATION MOVEMENT! JOIN! S' THE 'NOW THING' IS FORMAL DRESS FOR THE SPECIAL PROM AFFAIR. - -. = Capt and Mrs. Clifford Nelson of t--Lake Mary. Born in Washington, D. C., the -bride was graduated from -_ 00 Bladensburg Senior High in clladensburg, Md. She attended — the University of Maryland for ' one year and is currently at. tending Seminole Junior . - ______ College. She is past president of Riding Club, past president of the Hostess Society and past -''---- president of the Animal JTTY CliFTON Welfare, She was also a presently attending Seminole member of the pep club. Miss Junior CoUege, where he is a Clifton iscurrenflya member of member of the Young Republicans. Mr. Nelson served young Republicans. Mr. Nelson was born In four years in the United States Philadelphia, Penn. He was Navy. No date has been set for the graduated from Escambla High School, Pensacola. He is wedding. 7: iui ' - -- ,. Oviedo Garden Club Elects Mrs. Ross Dunii President Tt4tphoq 4fl45nut. 4W S O*'IP Bknon Tr r.wh. us-elsa 4 . -. EdS N. Ortardj Aenvi TakplKwid 6474)M L/TUXIDO RIN fAtS AND SAIlS Ii rush party was held at the home of Viola and Dickie Frank on Pine Way. Dressing as kids front elementary to Joe College days were the members and their husbands along with the rushees and their spouses. Looking like a truly "Peck's Bad Boy (a In Jackie Cooper) was lien huller... lien's Nancy wore me little gin look as ow -. ) — 5½ or. Ladies fashion The shape as the nebsest thing taking the men's formalear industry by storm. Gangass Formalwear Centers are setting the pace sath the most complete selection of tuxedos arid Canner jackots featuring this look. Visit your Ganga3s For-. mjiwear Center at 901 S. Orlando Avpr.u, i',riter Park, Florida 32789, an get in the shaie. Scarves Gillette - 11,1969c ssorlod colors Rog 69c 33c Super-Dry, S or. AntiPerspirant Chwb. Co Lipstick - rouge eye make-up nail polish foundation Powder - - - . S&. 2 $1 09 (nmp '-'-..-.. ,n,,, i,,mnlr,,, - -, S / •,... s 1,... Tender, loving care, that is. We pamper them each summer... cleaning, glazing and storing them so they keep tE.eir cool. 5% ri Sf fists iacacr1s -- pe / says Ms Kin Schmidt of Norfolk. Nib, - lVe (.i,,' Your FIIrK What TIy Give You P Boyles. EAT WELL \ We're not finished. 2-0% off all body shirts. W111104111%r AM to I Reg- 3.60 to $5. For In# steek.st loolk auth pant aid a body shut TPue,ehl ne,er be a better tme Puckered nylOn, ribbed nylon knit, and more Lots of colors to, iun.o.s and mines' Out cart Pue,i .a"y The,.e sllr%g$ vent aust and lose that fat! . - - - - - - BOX STORAGE for Keeps your out-of-season I tems safer than at home. - I- Plan. if the first package doesn't work for you, simply return the empty package fcr an Immediate refund. No questions asked. Gordon 's Drugs L ... .,,. . C (double Dutching it), basketball and putting the eggs In a basket were played. Centerpiece made of lollipops and bubble gum were later won by Faye Carroll and Irene I LOST 80 L BS. PHONE 644-0331 LIGHTS SOUTH OF WINTER PARK MALL II7H Z4JJS r-4- It you ff. irit$ !?.s I ii. Flir.-tegs pseced I.pçjt it, p}.ats Cuilt you flame a If, pnlireItet doubih and tanc polyPttet-aCryfc blends, cotton suede, lots more You Betty Jack, Faye Slier. Donna Craig, Kathy Downer and Lois F'algione. Inc College was personified by Alex Sërraes whose wife t.velyn was garbed in a cheerleader's outfit. Ev forgot her megaphone. Everybody loves a football herso .. well .. no ffotball players and wearing jerseys and looking very athletic were Sue Ceynowa (No. 12 to all you football fans), Marion Farella. Laurel Chechefsky and Claudia Jasa. Bobby socks, knee socks rind tennis shoes were the norm for footwear. All the kids gorged them. The Oviedo Garden Club met Those members attending, selves on steaks bar.b-qued on recently at the lionie of Mrs. along with the hostesses and grills along with baked John Ridenour, who was co chairman were Mrs. C. R. potatoes, green beans, garlic hostess with Mrs. T. I. Lingo Clonts, Mrs. Ross Dunn, Mrs. bread and tossed salad. Guests enjoying the party Sr. The room was beautifully M. L. Gary, Mrs. William decorated with arrangements of McGee. Mrs. George Means, along with the members of Zeta were Messrs and Mmes. placed Mrs. Lynn Mosier, Mrs. Nellie spring flowers Moon, Mrs. Aubrey Myers, Mrs. Glen Craig, Buford Carroll, thoughout. The meeting opened with a C. T. Niblack, Mrs. Paul Slavik, Harold Dugan, Ed Chechefsky, *1evotional program by Mrs. Mrs. Grace Whittier and Mrs. Ralph McClains and Joe Falglone. Lynn Mosier, then the program Barbara Ward. followed. Mr. George Means, from Wheeler Fertilizer Co., spoke to the group on fertilizer to be LAUGHED in gardening and on lawns.usedTHEY lie gave a most interesting and informative talk, which was WHEN I SAID high-lighted by diagrams and chemical samples. WEIGHT Afterwards, the business I COULD LOSE meeting concucted by Mrs. Thomas Moon, during which the following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Ross Dunn; vice Mrs. was bulging tat I weighed 2011 the., ashamed president, William Mrs. to go s.ImmInjff play nnls. Th en I heard MeGee; secretary, Mrs. Grace anut XII ,se.uckh Plan. When Ideckled Whittier; and treasurer, Mrs. of! that ugly ii, my frie nd, laughed to Thomas Moon at me. They said It couldn't be aun. because they all know how I It was announced that each like tor.t.' rnember is to bring an arrangement made from her own garden to the next meeting to be judged. The meeting adj'urned and refreshments I1ay, my weight is (town to 126 pounds Now even the friends who laughedat me don't were served by the hostesses. I recognize me right away. Sometimes they pass me y and then turn around and call me back, I small, because they just cant believe it's the t IIeetiiig lonight same old Merge. North Orlando Garden Club NOW YOU, TOO. CAN , will hold the April meeting at ehome of Mrs. Eugene Roy, F4gemen, Thursday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. . .The Hostess is Mrs. Gerald Ward X-hI Reducing Plan I. not a and co-hostess, Mrs. Eugene craats or starvation diet You eat Ins, but you won't 10 around bungTy. Boy, TI....'.b rs hi. I. a •nur.4 method to curb III P.. ying. sinslewis adaV— - tits and still aTi satisfwill you be lbs prisoner 011 the plus snacks. No longer want Inc. You lose evirtating habit You cal less weight.., while you ret well. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK You have nothing to lose but pounds and inches, So hurry in for the X. 11 ReducIng was Doris Williams, Society Editor Rog. It'',•.,i,"-,=', U XI - page. Insect Repellent • salessaiI596 off all fashion pants, regularly 90 and up. Figure the savings. 'K11' Party To Marty SPECIALS IN SHAPE FOR '72 AVE. SANFORD, FLA. -- 7' =4t1 XI I' £ ,I rIILeI L11I1S At , 6-13 PARK 311*ss Betty Cl iftong Area correspondents are listed daily on the editorial THIS WIIK'$ fcrmalu'ear center 200 N. / PHONE HWY 17-n FAIRWAY PLAZA SANFORD PH, 322.3315 Philips 31$ W. 13th ST. hw ~ • regent, will preside. 9 tW,høn,w. • Requests for women's news and photo coverage (parties, clubs, etc.) should be made at least a week in advance. welcome. Miss Irene Hinton ",,1i4a,d,,4d",' 4 # Ma.' C.' OPUM MOW THUQI . CUr. VIL 9101SANP61115 PLAZA 1I desired publication date. are - - 4a - Herald oftict, should be accompanied by black and white glossy studio photo at least five days before 2995 $ Za'.,C.ir.',, 1"r' I'•s Cr,-,J' 's '"s. O&LA'0O Engagement and wedding forms, available at The ' 4 - As an olympic swimmer and all-American girl, the heroin, moves into an apartment building nest to two bachelors who are struggling to publish a "protest" magazine. "Star Spangled Girl." wITH servation. est her 's Concert patrons are reminded that this httnoto'ua play is the climax of the concert season and to probably the most entertaining In 11* si*son's series. Accompanying photo portrays a scene from the rr.rn.11y, fOI'd THI MO%IMINT TO FROM THI SOMZTHING SPICTSICULAL Attention. please! Tell us your story. We welcome your news! Our Ring of Life twist has new Zeta Xi's 'Conic its a kid" IN ciusiw . uoc.&ot, os PAflhlidS. ,,4 I, The faat4noving et'mody rtarred Anthony Perkins, Connie Stevens and Richard Benjamin In its long-rtm New York production. The curtain will rise promptly at $ p.m., Friday, April 14. at Sanford Civic Center for patrons of SCMCA. The 21 students (Which it, eluded only two young *'omen all speak fluent English and are all struggling to get an education in their chosen fIeld. Several Pointed out the ad'mx-slUes of living in a foreign country and the problems ci getting jobs. Students honored were Haddis Aberra, Tameru Hadekal from Ethiopia; Ferrafldo Armel, Jorge Bolero, Octavio Gallego, Jorge SI'iaTP., Rafael Acuna, 14115 Podilla from Colombia. Rick Martorano and his popular musicians their awn riedeya and sounds when Seminole County Mutual Concert Assodtioti presents its mar Y/ Seminole County Mutual Concert AssocIation's 1971-72 season ends tomorrow night with the presentation of Niel Mmon'a boisterously clever, "Star 1angIed Girl." Hilarious situations develop but happily, In the end, Io',e and politics blend delightfully. It was a day f the zidents to let their hair down and a good -as , .._ I - At SCMCA Sprijig Frolic Luau mary.esther's will help you build your outdoor life wardrobe—add shorts, pants, topsi Many styles. Many Colors McCarthy, Marion Veltch, Lefty Lofgren, fob to(gren and A fairy tale romance began Fred liofgren. Many friends and relatives aboard ship for GerUud# and Tom i(grrn over 50 sears ado. gathered t celebrate Gertrude The ship was enroutefrom and Tom's fifty yearfl of Sweden to New York. The matrimony at the American coup)e first met on their journey Legion In Fern Park. The hall to the St.tes. Their friendship was in a gold and white motif. grew into love ln New York City The theme was emphasized and they were married in New with golden roses. The traditional golden anniversary york City on MAICt a cake of white with golden bells, was Loigren Mr. along with punch, sandwiches, professional fllaU blower, lotgren stayed with the cookies, nuts and mints was 'Old World" tradition of being a Eerved to guest. hn.'nemaker and a mother of -- five lovely children. Clary Beta Chi honors Foreign Students Rick Martorano Band To Play From sea ... tosarid.. to swinging under the stars. C)jr bikini with matching long skirt is headed for a fun life. Coming Friday M.kl:.LP MIX1N6 There laas a time when omen bought their make-up .a1d applied it as is But e've entered a new cosmet cs era—one of experiment. tn based n imaginatiofl .'. thfcrmal thattizig was the lip gloss makes n griti order of the day, AIX'iI I, when cheek tint—or vice versa .'t Beta Chi Chapter of Delta charcoal gray or brown ct Kappa Gamma, a professional shadowcan be used for ctnwomen llt1n—j U S t use callt fl organization of s'ttah to apply it A light teachers, eertsAned foundation can be used as suiderits at Seminole college tinder-eve cover under a climax F(s'eign Student Week- darker shade—and on and on A woman can infinitely Site of the festivity was the expand her crnetis . Ih Arbor PWTl. fJ ).tp a,A ''The"' Mrs. William Layer. bste3,eaPated dzviuie fare served in an elegant setting. a luncheon Saturday by members of Beta Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma. Seated are, from left, Bob Trotto, SJC student body president; Haddis Aberra, from Ethiopia, a medical student; and Antonio A,Padilla, from Venezuela, a mechanical eering student. Standing are hostesses, from left, Margaret Manfre, Lucy Layer Carolyn Gore, Jerri Weldon, JoAnn Rowe and Hazel West, the Married 50 Years _______________ tVflt'Tt'I.? £' uu r'—vt' . z , at Seminole junior college were entertained at three 'Star Spangled Girl' n, i= - Mr., Mrs. T. L o fgre n By ANN RILEY - Beta Eta included Mn.. Pat Largen, Mn. Nancy Butler, Mn, Betty Jack and Mn Viola Thursday, April 13, 1972-9A The Sanford Herald Cte.ner, Laundry & Fur Storage SANFORD ECKEIID DIIUOS * CALL 321-1 M / FOROUR CATALOG SIRVICI j CHARGE IT at JCPenney The values are here every day. _ I CALL FOROUR CATALOG - SANFORD PLAZA Ponnoy's. Shop 10 a.m. 'tIl 9 pm. Monday thru Saturday. �10A-The Sanford Herald ~ - . 4. Goodyear * Suffers Upset for young skippers i~_` Lakers _~A I. Talk, Think Ilk, a No-Hit Gem David ileiwlerhin. AMERICAN LF.AGL7E Jack Presser Ford S (I%ftaltS NATIONAL LEAGUE s pulled this game out George' tiarcarl Seminole Petrekim U in the late innings after trailing This game was called because Broaden 17 Goodyear U mad of the Same. Mike Berry of curfew and will be' SmiaokSpertlai Goods l The first CL1 upset Of the was the big stick for George', 1w Railroaders had a big rescheduled to continue In the year, and Seminole Petrolewn with a triple and two doubles, ffith second inning. Mike Harbour top of the eighth Inning. Pitout-hit Goodyear, Paul Gatm, Duane Let and Billy Gri Greg Pringle and Bernard Mills each had a double and single, had two singles and a double, chers of record are Joe Baker all had home runs tar Seminole Jeff Jones two singles, Archie Malt Wilson two doubles, Don for Qvttan and Da vid Wiggins Fick Knudsen had Ives a double, Greg Dickey, Lively a double and single. For for Harcar. a double and single, Sari Sirkin Sam Watts and Greg Liggon Seminole Sporting Goods, Steve MF4S SOFTBALL two Mng)es Pat Johnson and each had a single. For Jack Causey, Mike Waner, Billy Mike Kelvin Mills each had a double. Presser Ford. Throne Hayes Spiliman, Jeff R*Ybon, Sanford Truckers 14 C,00dyear got five hits in the had a triple, Dan Wela, Mike Wright all had singles, Toeing Ezectooe II pitcher. Mike Wagner. game, Chip Flanders had a Link and Jim Edmonds each Dun Robinson had a big night Medical Center is double and two singles, Dale had two singles, Wayne Kelly a for the Sanford Truckers with a Chase is Bowels a triple and Chad Roll a double and Chuck McMullan a because home run, triple and single. was called game This slngle Winning pitcher. Greg single. Winning pitcher. Duane of curfew and will be Mike Galloway three singles, 1. Pringk; loser, Chip Flanders, lee; loser, Mike Link. Griggs a triple and Glen American Produce Ezcshnge u rescheduled at a later date. UXITEI) STATE BANK II Robinson a double. Tom Sanford Atlantic liafted Traits. UaIoe U Duncan had a triple and two JUNIOR LEAGUE National Bank I Tots game went into extra singles for ezecutone, Rich Mark Renaud pitched a r Innings after being tied by Rhllingham three singles and KIunM I hitter for United State Bank. United TranodaUon Union In T'm Turner a double. Winning Elks 2 U. S. Rank got rune NO in the the Last Inning of regulation Kiwanis, the runner-up team pitcher, Doug Braswell; loser, game. Jimmy Kennedy had a play. Wes Spake had ahome run home run and a double, Mark for APEX, also a single, Paul last year, has all the Intentions Alan Birkenmeyer. B AND I) Roofing IS Renaud and John Meyers each Payne a double and John Butler of going all the way this year. Winchester Homes 4 had a double and single in the a single. Anthony McIn:yre had John Litton had a double and This game was called after game. Ray Bracken two singles a home rm, double and single single for Kiwanis, Jeff Wall, and Craig Hughes a single. for United Transportation Curtis Wolf, David Nader and five Innings when B and D Winatog pitcher, Mark Renaud; Union,, Danny ;arvey tiree Robert Davis all had singles. Boding got a 15 run lead. Brad singles. Eddy Plait and Arthur Mark Ruasi, Terry Smith and Leon had two home runs for B loser, Scott Anderson. Knight each had two singles. Donny Mann had the only hits and P Roofing, Roy tAsk a home (flX}TAL LEAGUE for Elks, all singles. Winning run and single, David Fulgha.m Winning pitcher, Wc.s Spake; pitder. Curtis Wolf; loser, two triples and two singles, George', 12 loser, Mike Lanier. Tommy Gracey a double and _____ "-, ,t_,, '. two singles, Butch Cook a triple arid single and Dale Miller a triple. For Winchester llama, _______ Jerry Herman and Charles ZI Bridges each had two singles, Bob Hobart a double. Winning pitcher. Ray Hodges; loser, Ben Renaud .;:1 -__ 11: ,_ -Z- _~i_ ~ _~___" __- 1 i - 7 =_ ~ r .- .~ .. --- - z ZT~ -= - .- ". .'.7 -- . .ir. f o r hisCi.ih :.. t' ' nE.\TJN(; THE throv. :,nd the pitcher :f ngles and a double in the two s i had s Mike Barbour i Seminole Sporting Goods to the plate e Railroaders who displays a Railroaders 17-9 victors. Barbour of th First LOSS In Oviedo Twins Bow To Pirates, 14-5 The A's drew first blood. AlanroVinson. star catcher Of game winning szea ended by It came to an end for in o er th ir s, was on t he th e P ate Twins of the Oo Un). the Pirates in no uncertain end of the battei arid pitched on Jim Jerrugen's double and terms, 34-5. League. They had their the Pirates to the upset victory. Ward's single. 11W pisie mine runs Joe Claxton's single followed far the Pirates in by Jim Riddle's single gave the as key hits were stroked I Sam Angels a run th the bownnof the Jackson who doubled and first Inning. singled in the Initial frame. Singles. by William Merchant Clayton Beasley's double b.r singles b Dora 'ne Golden and and iourzugan and a walk to Y Evans loaded the bases La.Hillard's also helped in for the A's In COfld but second the big rally by the PIrates they could not capitalize on it.. me Twins wored a ii in first on a walk to Mike Cox arid They did scared twice in the third on two Angel errors and a a double t'v Kip Grant single by Amos Wilkes-scsi. by Thre,e runs ., An error by the A's and Jim Pirates in the second when Millard and Terry Williams Riddle's single helped the Angels score twice in their half delivered clutch singles. The Twins sent nine men to of the third inning. the plate in the third Inning with inning In the me decisi hits coming at'! the bats Of game was the fourth as the A's Reginald Barnes, Grant, Dennis tanied three runs With Abel] and Johnny Cobb but cmlv wi Ward ni,n e" the clutch tua That put the acIIg un A Footbal Field In addition to the CIC011elit Athletics' lead at 7,3, This put weekend you could have seen a Grand pitching job he tUrTlCd in Vim Ward had a little trouble in American sedan race taking place on the football held. son, the Pra tes leadoff hitter, the fourth when s Bowman Gray Stadium In North Carolina was boil to a large was an base five times an walks Jay Saucer got back to back of Flreblrds, Mustangs, Carnaros and Javelins icr a .• and scored four times. singles and came around to ' around the quarter mile tracit. The ftiner. Jan Pasc:kial. in a The Team To Beat In recent lasts at Willow Springs raceway. George FnUmer brake the A,Sedan track record by nearly two seconds With his Roy Woods owned Javelin. This car will be joi ned by a sister car in the Trans-Am series With a yet to be named driver, me team looks like the team to beat in ii Trans-Am series for ivn. A NASCAR competitor who appears to be receiving a little Purolator sponsor money cs will s'er'y shortly is Bobby Isaac. Isaac has been very fast In his Harry Hyde Dodge this 'ear. - - It has been confirmed that Bobby Unset Indeed turned laps Of over 190 milts per hour in practice at My. As a mat W offal, Tim Mallc'r, who Is a veteran USAC crcsnpetlti?, turned a lMmile per how lap at Itidy. What a 500 were going to have this e! You ought to check the lastest test of the LT-1 Corvette In the latest addition Of Super Stock Magazine. Its enough to make your mouth water. --This weekend the big 400 mile Grand National (The Rebel 400) from Darlington, South Carolina will be rim, - - Boost For Yarboi'ough It nice to see Leroy Yarborough back in the thick of thlnge egmJn. His rejuvenated racing carter got another boost when he was signed to .'irlve the Roman-Moody 351 Cubic Inch Ford which fared so well at Atlanta In the hands of David Pearson. Pearson is taking A. J. Fc'yt's place In W,,A D. 0- U......... -.1.. ?tt'A A. V Wi U.211%, racing schedule at this time. Even if you wrren't a drag racing fan, you had to be Impressed With the ABC hall hour special week before last on Dun Garlits and Dan Prisiboenme. presentation of Formula I with Jackie Stewart. Lets Of fun to watch. A salute to ABC spoils for their great coverage of auto racing this year. The only network to em came close to ABC In this aealsCBS, Country mtic singing sensation Marty Rabbis will be locking for new world's to conquer when be makes his first appearance at Alabama International Motor Speedway as a cunpetitG' In the $151,730 Winston 500, Sunday, May. Bobbins, names as Country Music's Man Of the Decade recezy, will be bohind the wheel Of a new Dodge Charger when the NASCAR Gtaxsi National battle unfolds °er ft mammoth 2nile bloval. Bobbins was bore as tbt Honorary Starter last yew. Robbins, one of the most Poisiir petwmatiuss M d 16 recording field, competes In NASCAR's Winston Cup Grand National Series wIn his busy show business give him time. Ills entry In the upcoming Winston SW will mark Idu secand major race this season. He qualified22nd lutist in the .Iinwiry Mifl.' High lift 500 at (lnthrjo ('alit and fln$ts.l eighth In the 51'car field. He was named Rookie of the Southern 500 at Darlington Last year after scoring an tinpensive seventh'place finish. The Winston chase Is the third richest race of the CiiIIint seasion and the starting Bold is open to the 50 fastest making It the second biggest lineup in the sport L. I . Stapleton. - - - - - - -.- _ - - - - .'-- . : ' " --~ - 7im.-2fto-_ -ut~W;1.!I:L!~ .. ~-Lfl-__ 7;,Z -_ -_r,'' v'•- -w Ii7 I 1 - ' - ' ." . F' ' . . i 17 it - _ _1k_ -_ Planned . - . - ).LV". . ' ., - EN ,. . - -•.. - -. . ., -. ;, - .-. -. .-.. .-. - - . .. - OUGH 't '•. ..- ' - 4&1S ' k.. - rawa,w4 fo r " " ' , -. , 1" , - b Goods by John Vezina. The Seminole team tooK U on we cnin by me score of 179 in last night's National League game with the Railroaders. - Minnesota Invader Stock helped at the plate with two hits with two hits eactL Jim Riddle Three Minnesota men heard in fou' trips, car nwing as fans and a1w a, . named Paul Leffert of SL Paul, Last Original Bullet Traded To Phoenix , w ---' __________________________________ Orlando _m ____ 15--ir' 155 g ~J OCK IP N Few people appear more and amidships Is the midfoolish than the fellow who die He says port instead talks about the "front" arid of left and starboard insteutithat of right "bock" at his boat. The know, you sHe also hould sit ,rudent seaman know that on the thwarts or seats, the bow is the forward port NEVER on the gunwale DI the boot, the stem is oft (pronounced GUN.L). Comprom Expected . ... , irr L )*rf' 't, -i .I. V, i 11. 4k 'L~14. 4 . 9" 0 ."_Jf -i S to .. WV1W4 •u,.fl. .t.Id.e s.d ..ib'..l 4.tl,s.d to hil brc,.e t..d sell..,, s.d. . s.i si4i• Isi 14V1 P. "Us lost S.sfl.," 04 I, stvspssi, Iii I), lIStS H.isGl, C... 04$4 At45 ti,., Psi diUv.ty. In Strike s.,,l, - *-'(' 5. Include grooming clam (open), I ' - '$.f, k.r1a," ci. The Sanford Herald P.O. SOS II, SOUth N.nr.I5, Cia., 05154 -- 11.4 soIl.., I •.uhw Nisii - -- - - * (11(1 of Mialy sijis ,~- -t S By flAt, ROCK off baseball's first general Associated Ire.. Sports Writer strike almost two weeks ago. NEW YORK (AP) - The That matter was settled by a continuing melodrama of base- compromise $500,000 con tribu- ' V1, -f)Iii- , - I - , ~. - g. W1 lit $455 Psi •it scenes to Chicago today where during marathon negotiatIons 9* 24 maJor league owners Tuesday. Adirns were to consider another pro- Now, the players are qucs'a' ______ City Star. 1,p posalI designed to end the player honing on what basis they will as it moved into its 13th be paid when they go back to J4 , ,q~ day. work. , t$h 1 , "We have worked out a new "It's a simple proposition," offer and we are closer to a said Gaherin, "We say, If we 4 settlement," reported Marvin attempt to make up some or any -.1 Miller, executive director of the of the games postponed so far striking Players' Association, and in so doing we create a 11 I following two separate meet- situation where an admission 1 ' .. ings Wednesday with John will be charged for the games, .- Gaherin, negotiator for the we'll pay them. But If we bring owners. - -''.J itinuasingleadmiuiondou1 Miller scotched early reports blebeader,we owe them nothing ,, "I 4 that the strike had been settled additional," ill-. " 4' but Indicated the two sides were The owners are steadfast in '' '-U;.., .-__,,'a.d -. ' edging closer toward an refusin g to pay the players for I agreement the time they were on strike. -:"i Gaherin, on his way to Clii- They argue that the play-. -' '. By BOB GREEN cago for the meeting of owners, er's are paid for 1*2 days, not 152 mis times and It got to be AssOciated Press Golf Wilier something of a burden until he said the only matter still in games. By that reasoning, pay PENSA(X)LA, Fis. (AP) - won the 1969 Canadian Open and contention was the question of for the 13 days the players have '1omxny Aaron's got a good the 1970 Atlanta Classic for his paying the players for any missed would be elimInated, chance," the guy said, looking only two tour titles. games postponed by the strike The players argue that 11 they over the field for the $150,000 pt. had the tag "Perennial but made up later in the season. are asked to play the full 162Monsanto Open Golf Tourna. Bridesmaid." , "Everything else is In place," game scheJe, they should be tntnt paid for that full schedule. "But, you know, like I used to Gaines-In said. TIlE I'IH) FOOTBALL IIAI.t. UI- FAME professional phelagraphers eoat.st prodneed these two rseeatly "A real good chance-Just so say: with the competition we me players reportedly have Complicating the issue Is a announced prize-winners In the black-and-while caI.eory. Fred Matthes of the San Jose Wereary News had the long as he doesn't tie with have out here now, with all the softened their rigid stand that split between the two leagues on best feature photo, left, with "Out of My Way, Rtf,' abowln$ Pete Baaaizak at the Okbnd Raiders Idg an George Archer." they be paid their full ularleiif whether- the games missed so good players, you have to play unexpected obstacle at the goal line. And Pete Grub of the Saridusky fObiot Register submitted the best action Aaron has lost to Archer In pretty good to nnisii second." they play a full 162-game far should be made up at all. shot, "Pt Game of Inch es," with Fair Hooker of the Cleveland Browns doing the reaching. schedule. One report said that National League owners are be- playoffs two times this season In 12 years on the tour, As-____ Gaherin was carrying with him lieved Insisting on playing the after they had matched leading has accumulated more scores over the regulation 73 $W,OW In earnings, and FRTkI a player proposal quite similar full schedule and fitting the oiea. Surprisingly, be doesn't in 9* to the last offer made by the postponed games into the nsafeel he's playing that well. His best was 1V70, when he owners and that the strike could son. American League owners "I haven't been at all con- had winnings of $97,527. He end today, are willing to forget the postintent this year," the slipped to a little over $71,000 The Issue no longer is the poned dates and pick up the year old Ms-On said. last season when he failed to pension question which touched season In progress. In Lady Still, his two second place fin- record a victory-or even a lilies, when be lost to Archer aver 1$ holes in the Glen Camp- He appears to be back In gear By hUBERT MIZELL bell-Los Angeles Open and this season, however, and . Writer again on the second hole of a ra nked as one of the men ts beat " lady (',atnrs" they cell 'em. sudden dea th playoff at Greens- In the Monsanto, which started The University of Florida Is boro, have helped him win $43'. today on the 6,679 yard - its program -144 ' '°°' Pensacola Country Club for female athletes, although Second is nothing new to Asthe girls still won't play ball rri. He's finished there numer- Lie Trevino, the 1271 Athlete BY HUBERT MIZELL with the boys, of the Year, and Archer, with "Chauvan[st sows," some. 0481010196t -- BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - controls minor league baseball. some 1*000 In winnings al. Bernice Gera, who struck out She said the decision dli- body's sure to shout. upcoming competition with by fensals athnetes. The SEC A RUGGED SCHEDULE Athletic Director Ray Graves schools from Florida, Georgia, hasn't gotten arusuid to ILL COLUMBIA. S.C. tAP) - ready this season, were the two before, finally has connected. criminated against her because Bobby Richardson's South Car- top choices. The 40-year-old Mrs. Gera of her sex. Mrs. Gera carried has announced he'll funnel Alabama and Mississippi tests, but don't bet 1(211.1 II oUna baseball team will play 4* Other leading candidates for struck a blow for the middle- her fight to the New York Cam- some of the Gator football just like her male coaching Dr. Alexander said the Dagames this spring. Including the $30,000 first prize Included agedfemaleaet-.nottomention mission on Human Rights and fortune Into girlie games, but cowderpartsthe doctor ,nio,, partment of Intercollegiate seven in the sixth Riverside, Australian Bruce Crampton, women's liberation-when she filed a court suit against base- there's no Immediate chart-e nothing better than beating Athletics-the male a thletesCalif., tournament, who tied for second in last received a favorable covrt ball, nsmin& Commissioner for a fe male quarterback. Florida State University, has given strong cooperation. South Carolina will end Its week's Masters, Jimmy J'.n'e- ruhuug Wednesday In her bid t, Bowie Kuhn and McNamara 'Our bylaws prohibit, rather "FIr,rLa State got ahead of 'PhilosophIcally, they' ve season by f,rin 'ecrgla St son , who challenged Jack Nick- becomes baseball umpire. sigmncuntzy among the defendants. than encourage, coeducational u " she said 'It s, was an all girl always been with iii," she S" A thens. Ga., on May 15 and 16. laus for the Masters title, 1972 iriih4 liar long fight finally culmi- sports competition," said 2 PO b" will $1 With the cowl behind her, it school for a long time, you 'It was simply a matter f money ur gymnsat UNSER GETS POST and winners Tony Jacklin, Homf'if) appeared that she would at last nated as she left court clutching Ruth Alexander, coordinator of know. But, we've beaten them a finances." SANTA FE, (AP) - Blancas, Grim Jone4 and Jerry get approval from the National her contract Wednesday. the program. "We're playing few times this season and we'll thatwomm WN Total budget for the gins' Race car driver Bobby Unset, Ilesril, and rookie Lenny believe Wad- Association of Professional McNamara described the our own ball game." get better with this new sp'rts In the past has been I= former Indianapolis 500 cham. klns. Word circulated on campus money." rint intv a naju to a sound Baseball Leagues to umpire In agreement as a "normal oi We tar golf and $500 tar tennIs. pion. has been named to New as weil Nicklaus, along with Arnold the Class A New York-Pennsyl- ye a a sownul mmml," othat the Lady Gators would hire ar pact," but declined to Female athletics get little Nothing Mexico's Aviation Board, for swimming. , y Casper, are vania League. aid Di' ,,.I Unset has been a private p1. Palmer and Bill veal deta ils. It was signed a a trainer ... one who m&wges news media notice, but, in a4kli- Although the pumped.up believe that health sore Mrs. Gin signed a contract week ago. y acunilot since 195$. He has more than taking time off this week. Gary muscles, gives soothing lion to programs at Florida arid budget is being ftnabaed, the petition ra rzr.purtant to veila back 2,500 hours flying time with a Player has gone home to South In 1909 with league president If tinally approved to we rubdown.s and administers FSU, there isre excellent tennis I trod-s will not only b rownfJ college Ufa," multi-engine rating, said coy. Africa. The 1271 Monsanto win- Vice McNarnara, only to have baftball chest protector, birs. whirlpos.rl IMIIhs. teams at Rollins and the UniBruce King in announcing the tier, Gene Luther, Is recovering it rejected by lank I'sttri, Dr. Alexander had to put Gera will have succeeded In a her vcrslty of South Florida and appointment. Unset make, his from surgely. sneaker down on this. "Girls 'tiami-otie Pres dent of the NAPBL, which lifelong dream. Junior College Is borne in Albuquerque, - -____________ "I'll kevp trying until I'm ,, only need apply" was tht stipu. powerful In golf. lation on the hiring of the Lady she once said. "w' we have girls who Gators' trainer .,.even If dozens We have for patioint on Mrs. Gera became Interested of males were willing to work I it or even pay $200 a week men's teams In golf, tennis and in baseball umpiring when she free ... swmuntng," said 1r'. .&leuraofficiated little League and for the privilege. 'r) '' tier, "tx,it we don't want to lose semi-pro games on Long Island, Dr. Alexander'1sa33.year-old -. I In 1966, she attended an urn- Jogging enthusiast with rout them and be stuck with LET 1)5 FIT YOU: 1 .piring school In Florida and ions and a professor husband oven." The Southeastern con. (inlshedwith high honors. who teaches education adrnlnis- ference, - of which the Florida "My only trouble was finding tratlon. -" . - -.)'.. .She's poli tely serious about Gator guys are triruibers, -' a chest protector," she said, 'acenU) ptiZflblt umpetution t -. OMU4 ,,They don't make them for _____ ___________________-_______________ - .. ivornen," y'J Her gregarious nature also 0 Slacks posed another small problem thruslzeöd 'F- id I talked too th "People sa Sport Coats rij site 64 ---. :Suits muchtothe players," sir. said. : ttirusi.zeM Shirts. flr.o,i iwks tn Shirts-Sports thru size XXXXL - - \ - \ -. '- ,.- ' . - --, - al- .' - -., • . ___ ik Still thm can be no duplication of showmanship at halter (12 yrs had a pair of hits far the Angels, stout people taking stock in participants," said Rogers. tnt, as chief mechanic. __________________________________ world heavyweight boxing -We're very active in our The car, now at Santa Ana, Is and under), ponies at halter (14 mpion Joe Frazier and do- buatzwsaa and vety active In being prepared for shipment and under) colts, fillies, aged )ded to try It with a 1971 Gut- the financial ccsnmunlly. And next week to Indianapolis for mares, aged gelding, junior western pleasure (11 and item y Eagle race car. we found that Joe Frazier went the Because of Securities Esden) senior western pleasure 11 the newly named Minnesota public seven or eight years ago change Commission regu- (17 and over), walk -trot Invader, which will be driven on before his first o fight. equita tion, English or Western Iatlons, the 1972 U.S Auto Club circuit "We decided that nobody (10 and under), junior stock by of ever gone public with cham- Invader, Inc., Isn't allowed Ohio, wins the Indianapolis 500 pionship auto racing and auto publicly tout its stock-for ex- seat equitation, senior stock next month, there won't be racing is the No.1 sport In the ample, say how many shares seat equitation. BALTIMORE AP - Gus me And English pleasure (open), are available and at what price. witry." Johnson, the flamboyant "Han- another season to go an a w,n- thCP.agh room in the wirmer's But Rogers added, "Mm- Engli,h 'quItiticr (oeiUl, th $110,000 ancircie Icr all the owners. Rogers said that, after a cycrumb" will take his flashy year cuntrac.'t oce"This Is the first time In the thorough investigation, the nesuta Invader Is a public car- junior barebacl equitation (16 wardrobe and-hopefully--his nually, which paid bin about Sllo for each minute playrdthus history Of the Indy 500 that three men decided to purchase poratlon composed of great and under), senior bareback spectacular dunk shot to P?ioethere's been a car owned by a the Eagle from Dan Gurney of nuinbets of Minnesota stock- equitation (17 and over), nix for the next Naticmai has- aeaao't k is in keyhole for junior, Intermediate ketball Association seasori A broken wrist, a broken Public corporation consisting of Santa Aria, Cal)i, for $50,000, holders. The sale of stoc prob.many, many stockholders," Including engine. Bobby Unset the çnoceu of being completed. and senior, cloverleaf for Traded by Baltimore Wed- ankle and recurring kSICC Now that Minnesota Invader junior, Intermediate and senior, ne,day, the last Of the original lems have limited Johnson's ac- said James C. Rogers, seere- piloted the car last year. "We picked Bobby Unset's has stock, a machine and a polebending for junior, inBullets will be trying to bounce tivities throughout ins career. tary treasurer of Minnesota Ininc. car because of the many track driver, can it be competitive? termediate and senior, and back from two knee operations Johnson . rollback for Junior in. "We feel we'll definitely Rugtrs. 40 owner of a SI records it set last year and bewhen he reports to the Suns. time leading rebowidr- with 7 .. i!Y, said Rogers. "There's no termedlate and senior. l insurance keiiC3, joined "U be has a little of the old 133 or 117 a game, and second Pau Five entries will constitutes Dale Malone y . 37, official Of a question about it according Bullet left In bin," said Phoenix In scaring wIth 9,751 far a 17.4 class Judd Webster of Winter turban retail trailer cornour driver and chief Ge neral Manager Jerry average. Park will serve as judge for the pany, and Ronald Larson, u C. we can keep the car Colangelo. "hell help us. I'm going in exchange for li n g mechanically, we should hit the event equipment supervisor for a B o placing a great deal at ment in Bullets received a second There Is no admission for top five." the man's pride, choice in Monday's draft, suburban company Iii forming 'c5'Phl elht months A second team All-NBA choosing lam Patterson of s, £ l IL. lii. and * 'other ago choice low' times and a coin- Ouachita W M a l pr esident, oneyserves as petitcr in five All-Star games, considerations" not et reMoy Lenders 75 53 rson La as vice president. as sparingly In used Joun veiled. Mutilators 73 55 "jj Offr39 games during the past season ( )(J 55 5) while recovering from two Cartwheels 66 61", cartilege operations. Penny Pinchers 66 62 With a meager scoring averSoftball Game 64 64 age Of 6.4 points, compared with Bank Drafts 63 65 a lifetime mark ofl7.4. Gus had Gr eenbacks 61 67 few Top Dollar 50 U Fairgrounds exhibit the gold star Imbedded At Liquidators 60 68 in a fn tooth. 55 70 His s-wining and leaping abiliIt's never too early to prepare 'mlnor' exception. The players 534 74 t ty severely limited. Johnson for Christmas when It comes to are seated upon the stubborn Wooden Nickels ,. -i._... . i. *4 1W U WI *4 V1W LWIV 1W LJUJUI I LAJ V.1 iiicri WUV U117 J IWMIo 1U17 ay 1101 by ants-trig a rebound with one with this In mind the Sunland cooperate. hand and using a windmW Parents Association Is sp sweep to lain It Into the basket. siring a "Donkey-Softball The teams Of players will be But he remained flash)' off the Game." composed of church leaden and court with mod attire, about 100 newscasters of local radio and pairs of shoes, and a car me Association is hoping to 'IV stStM)nL equipped with t1si, gem ioU 1,000 tickets for the event In addition to the game action tz-.icks and a bar. which will be held at the Varner -.w--.r will be -11 r like ftc-c Stadium on the Orlando :_-me hirk)' ticke. ." JOhoSOC said when the trade Fairgrounds, Saturday, April lWaI*d a pony. was hem . Game time is 130 p.m. Tickets for the event can be lot of pruaue on me because of purchased at Streeps Ticket my knee Injuries, pressure on Donkey sattb&l Is just like Agency, Dvrutuaka Spud Shop the dub and on cent (Coach any softball game with one and P'ckerns Sport Shop _.-_ 1; '-_~ M '. tesmediate and senior classes. And also reserve high point ribbons. Rules for the show are that Will Soar With Victory __ THWAKT In Monsanto Another horse show spectacular Is being planned by the Dust)' Boots Riding Asso. clatlon, Inc. The newest producrtlon is scheduled for this Sunday, April 15 at the arena on (iora Road opposite the Jet Lanes. A trophy and six ribbons will be awarded In all events. There are events scheduled for the show. In addition there will be high point trophies for th e top Hillard had three hits "score an two alks and a single either horse or rider In any event, no whips, reins or bats Jackson two, pacing the Pratt by iadrcm. With assault In the Senior League loaded and one out Ward with flappers under two Inches In width shall be used for game the Athletics posted their proceeded to strike out the next second win Of the season by __ batter-s. And In the final motivating horses in timed edging past the Angels, 74. events, and there will be no inning the Angels had the sacks refund of entry fees except In Le W1rd went the distance loaded With the score at 74 and for the winners to pick up his Ward whiffed the final batter B PAT ThOMPSON have t*en avid fana of auto cause lt was available for sale" can of sickness to horse or first s'icury. Ward fanned ten got save the victory. Minnesota Invader than chose rider, or cancellation of event. Associated Press Sports Writer racing for a number of years, and allowed six hits. And he also The events listed for the show Ward and Jernigan led the A's s'r. PAUL. Minn. (AP) - more or less Involved In sprint- Dickson to pilot the car and .,-.-. 6711Z-F Agp - • i'V tL 00WUNWij Rated Strong -. 'Show' .- *- - Los Angeles point., Wednesday AtxtuI4abt*r added the final Ilueks fouled out, Jon IIuc'kq, winning only once. Illy JACK STEVENSON sWWld1r4 inam ci all those in Associated Press Sports Wilier night two of his game prtwtuctkwi of 40 Mcrfflocrklln came on In l.ad a The YRA playoffs continue One playoffs. New York finidneel 1.05 ANGF.I,ER (All) - Happy Hairston aeon-tI tine itinta for Milwaukeø. Milwukep rally with 12 poInts bright will-, 9* ~ of third ?*bttrII rei'nvd-tetttng lie was r'sItsrnfe4l, however, The lnk shi'rwe'l $ $7 left wfwn 1'astern I ferriee finale "That was probably the most field goal whir ala seconds left Kentiirk,, Pi'it brushed off tInt significant victory of the year after a pass from Jerry Wit. by tine lakers' Jim McMillian, iris siath field goal of lbok pet kid tween the New York Knicks anti Colonel, torn' games to two In for us," declare-I toe Angeles "Ilairaton traveled along the who hit a career high of 42. I,,- put lire Ikirks ahead M129. the AtlAs East semis. the Rostim (e)tk's laker Coach 11111 Shaman fol' baseline," argued Huck Coach eluding 11 in the third quarter Hut linen MGlocklin hailed Two games will be played in Virginia Ink thw regular sew lowing his club's 135.134 larry Costello. "lie ran at least when the takers Isrilt a 10.point McMillian, who sank two tree the American Basketball AoaI. frftn New VWW, .6 triwnph which squared the 24 steps rind never put the ball lead. throws, and a lOfliot West elation. The New York Nets en games to -". tail the Nets playoff series with Milwaukee down." Sharman rcnnrnented, "When Jumper gave th. lakers a three- play the Virginia qu1res In the won 0r last thee., games Th. at one apiece. Costello also asserted that of. you lose the way we did on point lead, start of their East fdvWa'rn final tho 0be sudden rise into But as the clubs headed for flciml Manny Sokol war out of Surstay, It can really affect your Jabber cut It to onw before arid the tienver Raa'keta and been rn'*le guard John Roeh, Milwaukee and Friday's game position when West lost control confidence, but this game llairston'a decisive basket. lrwliana Pacers equare off in who took ever for Sill No. 3 in the bent-of-seven Na of the boil, which hit the oflkisl should help u.s get it back." Usiston finished with 17 final and deckitog game oftheir S4iehInOISIohen th e A8-.V Uonal Basketball Association before West retrieved it. That's why he erillerl it th. points (1.11 floridrkh had 5 for h.s1-0.7 West Division was injur44 before tiw aid of In any event, lisiraton's layup most significant victory of a thw lakers and West 2$ Vol. semifinal Western playoff finals, conregul ar troversy still raged over the put the takers ahead 135-132. season during which the [Akers kiwirti Jabtar fair the fliwku The KnIcks and Celtics ap The Squires, led by rookie play that brought the final two Before the buzzer, Karevn won a reco.'d 31 in a row and 49 was lucius Allen with 23 pear in 1* evenly matched. Julius F.rving, have airoverall for another NBA mark. Wilt ('harnhs.'rl*In grabbed ii They split six regular season - MI tobi, the lead changed r,h,osjrslq liar the winnets while game-,, moat of them bitter P1'IstMIY jelled she the defactine to the NBA of star Clierli. luinda 14 tInner during the Fo- Curtis Perry had 12 and Jabh.t struggles rum struggle Wcilvneeiay before seven fr,r t he flwks Earl Monr oe, although nsff.r- .rn4Z a rapacity crowd of $7,506, The Following Friday night's 1mg from an injured ankle, Denver's upstarts 11.4 Ore ise score was knotted on nine rxrca- game, the clubs meet again in probably will be in the Knicks' semis with favored Indiana 33 sions. Milwaukee Sunday afternoon as starting lineup In place of in- after beating the Paces's 106.40 At the end of the third quit. a matter of record, the takers jured Dick Barnett, who is out Sunday. icr, the takers led lOS-Oil. But have played In Mitwa'ika". 10 with a hark sitrr*nt Ralph Slrnpann cads Or. tarwtnern Bob 1)anelrige of the times since Jalitiar jiilr.a'I 11..' The 4etj ha', l*.n the rr,'st len-log Ra'nekt,. Tommy Aaron Horse ' ,, _ Even Playoffs With Bucks - - -_____ LL Firebird. Paschal has been racing for as long as I Can remember. Jim was competing on the Grand National circuit but switched to the pony ca circuit several years ago. Jim is just one Of many veterans Of the Grand National circuit who has done this. Buck Baker and Tiny Lund both have placed an ernphiLls on the small car circuit. Hurls rhursdj, Apfil ii, fhfl S4ir,ff(Ulnr11id Most Significant Victory safe_boating Wxv" Thursday, April 13, 1972 A Long Way To Go Gators - Lady Ump Appears To Have Her Job _ Competition -- M izellaneous -i ' - KING SIZE CLOTHES , ,.' ,' - BIG MEN! - TALL MEN! '-' _______ ___ ____ _____ WANT AD WEEK a .F_4.;14 -- S.. Our Large Ad On The Classified Pages I, J ' r -:-' "T I L Is April 17-21 ' ,.. W I T"-.;..,-, 44' -. IiI For Our Special -. '7- ½ PRICE SALE HORhiN(i AROUND in prscticv at Wurfield, England, I'rlrwes, Anne and Doublet Clear a trace with apparent ease. Riding Is one of her favorite pastimes. On Family Want Ads ' 11113 fAI 011*1500. IrA, alas n �- Want Ads will get the lob done. - te, Notice 10716, CTICU$T COURT. II &Wb P01 SIMSWD. COUN1T. P4.0010* ctvii. ACTIDO 160 fl161 Hi vlSPftI &tE FDW*IID STEIIiCEI •, C*Y$TA4. DAWN IT000IKII. Ml,ro. by JOHW V C$A0000 WOTICIY000PIND 1eaI Notice Le, Netce IWCDUI(TYJUDOI'SCOUIT. 5$MIWOI LW 17. P6.OIID& P1k ESTATE OP I4.lZiIETh AOWEI pavaTa juDlCi&I CII CUlT. II *00 P01 SIMIW0I CDUNT7. P&OIID*. HIERS WITNESS my hellO Sno offIcial CV 54 Knot lif1I,uiai,s t of lit S KnOwleS Avinu. s.ic court mis ro WlfWit P5'5 IO' 3' &p'li. AD $72 A110lIIS'% fit Ills Estate SE j arnr H. l.cSsilTh. Jr. Publish Mar, 70 A AR' 6. *3. 70. 1477 ciert of Its Circuit Court DEl 175 DALE £ A14$T.NE ANDEON & ANSTIWE o.jtt ,,sapnoiia Avini* 10 los 2547 Dt•ando F lo'lda 33S AØty l. Petillotwi' PuIfJ P41,114. 13. 70. 77 W72 DEC -15 I' Ellen Scott )O1'kJI Clots IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR ENSTROM. DAVIS A AItotv?,tout C' We4 ________________________ COUNTY. SEMINOLE FICTITIOUS NAME PLOO IDA NOT ICE lIPIsrIbYRlvSl tta i am CIVIL ACTION NO. 77405 .ng.aQsrl In biflltiSI of SOP IDS*C'P NOTICE OF ACTION Ave.. tta monte $prinçs. lam lOIS MAPPIARE OP IN IC. THE Fbe$da spider the $ICtttI*JI 0 I X 0 N . County. J 5. C 5. 0 L V N PETITIONER, AND JAMES twm,ofCCf%OIId.tSCMattf Supply, and Itat I ii'Itefld IC tegliter said FREDERICK DIXON. lESION rem. Wit,' the ClerS Of Itt Circuit DL 517 Cauri. Seminole County. Florida itt McINTOSH rlorua State ba,*-Su'Ie 7 Off Ice lot SanfOrd, Florida 33711 lit PlaintlIt Publish AD'IIS *2. 30. 27. 1V73 DEC LS TO.JAMES FOtOERICK DIXON accledanC, with the provisloiw iiss LaPIn. Of Th* FIIlh$o.n Name Statutes. To MObiut, Alabama wit SeCIlOit IMOP Florid. SuaIu)r. IN THE CI1CUIl COURT P1* CUT. IN AND P0* SEMINOLE YOU All HEREPY NOTIFIEt) COUNTY. FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO.: 72.3* ar HOMFI flidrriap. I. D3L.30t3 0001t43ii NATIONAL tISS been flied In ma CIrcuit Court of CE'TAWC CORPORATION, an WI poSition fur dtsootuf Ion f ygr CIVIL ACTION 00. 73312 IN *1: 7141 MARRIAII DP ALTAMESE .3 MARTIN. : .-- SlfllO'C Fl. *t bu TROUbLED cal! .et 544 '.•n Cr I Tel J 20P tot We Ca n -- 4 Buslniss Opporlunitóas _____________________ oc - _.-'.l / I' $ I dat yOt IC oo.r. ftlj tIno, 10 cats IS? .1' ct75 Pt) sicc - InS?rUCtOn '7 - Pi*wo .EsSONS * WIlI tv.rvthIftc turnhSPISO 323*705 tISfofu PKI&I Male Help Wanted 3 Cien,aworsCf%. t yrt n'oId,' '0' aDs- a It m ____________________________ Will traIn, nd Mi Waft 'euWt ioplt In person only WlI car. for 0'IS child In my Itorn. Mondays Frideys , SOc a 11W? Or %"7 Chariri St Lenqw000. ,,,, p p 3 ii. ____________________ Man with testautan' Itp,rleflCt at Rooms For Rent wortl11O manaper f pouts Iran oo.r.non r. itt osye.isor borsjt Call DnLano. 7)4.M7 to' tlOOih fOr isOy it ,nSlth p tess- wo't ,opoin?mPn M*CLMLNT TRAINEE StIll ia?n1119 COUI,I, 373 *52a - - Art vosr a' We have matlapemerl' 1105I110fl5 own a11O wii traIn lIt ?avCl, Pii s*as $I4 commlasloi, I. -p1wstblt un? yosv epereer.csc i in Operator , II roe Central Florida Food procfSsI,lR Co Mutt be famIliar wIth Iii venlory control •'tC adhere to Strict hovt.batpInp pollclat tsvw.f Its include bonus, lonQev Ity. 23 WIry atfltDiQi talflt InS., •nd paid vacatlo11 Furn ithpd T'41 TIML 7csuC) rioM IX N PARS *V1'IUI 177 47) C.lataen.tt a' 377 MW __________________________ SEE Us for a MOOLL AR HOME _________________________ Cailbart Real Estate Anywhere Wih'Ci!t, LimItS W,40 CAN QUALIrt UNDER P4(* Not lii lIOUSInO det'pIOO baThs rn.nhS S.. II yn, an ouallty - -- - . ''4 *L. A%. 4 APAR 'IMEPI 7$ - -;• xr u pis NOrth ?O't' SI or Pa'.,ck Place o Hayes Dr vs 115(0 Owner Write 4 sv&.Loh 4nAotuthrs AduI?i-NCtP#t5 iIiW.7II0AI 3Oedroom ap' at *005 0 7nc SI No pets F irs? and loll mor,ttsi refit Sit per ,tOfl'h It j.' sci flr*n Qua I 11.15 3 5.10 4 bI.drOom r1100Pis los In citS lot Santa lorbaa 0've ORMAN CONSTRUCTION CORP 377 rnr,nr THREE bEDRODM-1t baths. How Leasing well to wall ca'p,l. central alt' Iourne to Hacienda L1llage and convenlceil! location 117.700 5400 evilythirl ywee dosit. Iklng for In a MobIle Plome Commutilty-Clutt souse. Pool. TWO BEDROOM-' Two baths, relir.ment dream hotne Daautltul Pecr..?Ional PiaygrouttC. large oak sPuidad yard. spacl*5I FacIlIties. and much nor. rooms. 157 91 buIli.Ivt kitchen. Four lots lacatec on WaS va Rive'. Also Ilikett'Olh! In? lnOstert. 1005 777' 3730505 befOre $ It m. Quick ADPrCvii 5A.$'HA Loans 1.3.3 bedrooms-ItS yOtirl. In I Now 5 Remaining I'r,".$P"" "a r• ''1 •v,f..!ifl Johnny Walker .' r ec plan*.-SpanlLPt English. (.AmC! *crn. etc L C'. tey-LOw Payments at Filth. Oaklawn Rep!y Ito. £i3 co The Sanford t4.rild. Sanford. FL 3277? from Sanford :104: 477.1333 . GET DOUBLE VALUE Trade III cars. boats, furniture. Anything of value We Wheel and dalI at Winchester Homes of Fla. "BIG BEAUTIFUL" ow cast and In today. Its yourS Low payments a Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD I 2O Realty _________________ ,. . _____________________ . ______________________________ - - WEST - Air 49 SOLD 5 LEFT - IF you Pnavan°t lien 1.4.1St homes lately be sure you do before tP*y are all said! "5, - ONC OF SANFORD'S FINEST - J 1111 H n t Ste n stro in tr1.r'Islop4 SUTSI7SUP --- IIOVW Van, lt,,I $110 (all 31) 054) aftetip m 154' Dodge Monaco. 4 ift, P*ala,, aIr, power Stes-litg I brakeS I owner 217W tIlt St 171 Selling br Sterage-ISM Cheyrolel Conv.rlIble ral, cendlhlorc 1)1 1725 1114 VW Rut. S passenger. $551 POP YOUP4Q'SAUTO SAL.P%, Ila'- I? P3 fl)**I IllS 777 0)52 Schools. 20 West Ptms all city We kfbw servicit Appliances - - FULLlif'leG.E I'AAP4FOROELLCTRIC -, lL7JParkOrvC,fl7 1143 . - l?ttuIat,Drtt SANICtRO AIR HEATING COlt & DITIONINC, 7515 5 FrSl(h A.0 - 272 $IPC if we fe,l _____________________________ co'iain YOU QUêIIf y we will move you in on a rental basis whilt your Iciort Is be',rn proceiu,ed Auto Insurance , ln5ui'aCt fault no Lne monthly Pay mer'f t CalIf ot Ovult BLAIR AGENCY Ccr'r.r' S Pa't 5, 3rØ 373 1141 377 dli? Automo1i' ,e Servic 3 Bedroom-it -:baths MR MUI FL ER Heavy duty l,tif,m Shock Ataort,jry $"j l'4(P' 7471 $ French Ave pn 37] 3111 SPANISH CONTEMPORARY 130* W. 1st Street, Sanford _.,E fl'j.44 -. WAP4T ADS ARE SMALl .I b.g or Misc. hom. Eapecf Es.prienc.d Pbonist Ianfo'dresidarw IS yrs •.p t011rencnAve.fll 5547 repiWs Ii improvent,n15, 3714517 ALPORZIGPLUMBING Repairs Alter atiorl, Cuttorn wotk. 333 3170 333 1051 3733555 - CASINETI ON ROOM *00 Remodel old or build a new Ire, esf,?natp.5 373 r.et Pool 30 per cent off Patio roof, Screen room Untied her-ce, Awning I Carpet of Sanlord 3233524 FHA J17,600 Mel Open IlOm lctprtl , ,,,, ''''.-'1.'a ' . Ir, l Eating Places - MARYLAND? RIEOCHICK (*4 ThiS Di efHeisDil.(lotft 7155 IreØi ,ye 373544, IRAILEV ODHAM - AlmInvm 11.4$ WHOA DortI thfDw away csifuI. Sell them Quickly with a bteraald Wani Ad by calling 373 3111, altO a$kong tot a fr0dly idle Items r's of Sanford. 5 Days 2.52 (Reg. 5.O4) This rate applies only to Concrete work. slabs, patios. itIvewayL walks. etc. 50 yrs. esperieruce. Ftae ,tllmatel Rea.bts. 333 7134. Speclil Services Want Ad Week. Sew,ngI Alleratiors 443E Semoran Slid Allarnont.Spq.ng* 51.4 III? _._Trailer Renta_ U.HAUL TRAILE El.11 4.sns SP Serv.cri 25 $rs-,tI A,e 77) 3170 ___________________ Income Tsx TV Service ___________________________________ ll4ti$IIU? ?l.,f, tat' 44) ISJC Erfra'n.l 7771151 I) TELEvISION SERVICE, I Color 1113 S. Sanford Aye, 311 1714 t W O.M. Harrison ______________________ Income Ta. 1(r,'.c 24) 5.Db'y tilt 5i Dstfo.'a e ssO4a '2$ Well Drilling ______________________________ 54111$ DRILLED PUMPS SPRINCLER SYSTEMS t,rsonaIi:ed Ye's Service Call lot appoinimw't J'm Cre.mr kOtala Or'.,. Sanbord. 3 it', . SYIP4E Laundry Services FAIRWAY PLAZA LAUN010MAT Try It, youYIi 114,1 ItI Open al7a five days and started during Typing or Art work dotw In my ibmi OrwtlereveV'desl,sd. 371 1547 __________________________ dalI 707 51.achn,5 Suppi, Co i' )riJ SC 777 DICa JOYCE WELL DRILLING 7' arid Larger. Pumpi, $prun*Ir$. Waler cOdlonees 331 illO - BUILDER.DEVELOPER - ______________________________ __________________ MIldew, tungus. dirt removed from your home or buIlding by pressure washing PAUL S POt.GAI, 322. - FAMILY ADS Scheduled for Vito, . f u,,n'r - Any Oet'gn Ph 3;) 0355 Ceramics 4 jA(. .GP, 5 " IA ' 5 5,'c.i Pools Ovil-?p. LOis Coit PooI that pou so" Pta,. YOUR buSiness appear 'n tie SHOPPIRI GUIDE $lSa,nt,s',th' tail 3773611 and ask ice our w.nI ad v.wr today' ¶0f5 (l4l( bI.OLJTY I'iSI(, SALON 0p4'f' aIy bt7 ti,' ?IW Sf 32') ''14 3 Lines I Supplies Paradise BE READY FOR SUMMER I" AlulTilfls,pm Screen door wIth grill. delivered and hilly Installed, 174 CS for all stock sites Also acrylic storm doors. $45 IS Completely Installed Call P4S-$4I4IIItT$ bt5.lJYY NODe Open rvpn.g1 Dv aeevwm.nt ISIS 5 Oat Ate 37'? 5's; lA lEG. EXAMPLE: AQUA POOL SERVICES OF SEMINOLE. INC Pool $wppIl5, Services MaIn. t.rance If I) S French, 3fl 4311. OUR AD'TAKERI ARE HERE TO HELP YOU. Call 3711011 1w • lOw cOst wWf ad 0.0 y.a.,i krt Beauty Care -FINANCING--- but Plumbing-Electric GUTTERSNIPE - Sale .akirt £4&5I '10 lob too small, painIitsg, Porn. 'pi,, i7 34ii Gutters. Price A 141 MA S DING KENNELS PaIhuing. Dipping Hwy 4*WeSt Ph 3735753 BUDDY'S AUTO TUNE UP COLONIAL 235 MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. WANT AD $PECIAL Loan- Get In On All The Action 1 ilL SAl !4I 4h4 n 3 The Herald Is proud to loIn thousands of other newspapers throughout the country in saluting the Want Ads as an important dynamic. Interesting and "Result getting"' force that serves everyone in some manner, some time. Want Ads do mor, things for more peopl, at a lower cost than any other form of advertising. . SANFORD PHONE JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. ..THE HERALD'S 323- 4670 DAILY DIRECTORY OF RUSINESS SERVICES. or call caHect 2 4370 1L Orlando 5 Days 21 Days i T Wits. 3 line Ad-$5.04 $16.50 $4680 411r* Ad-$6.72 $22.00 $62.40 5 line Ad-'$8.sO $25.00 $78.00 DiAL322.2allor83l.fl3 )F COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. I1rdfop' predated _________________ .. inferior, Ie,iot Reasonable 32) •517 carpenlfy. hlpan buyer under th, variOus Ilnancing - . P,medelingt Room Add. painting, Attic Insulations ttte guideltnes as a p'tgrlVTfl 1622 ___________________________ *COGGIN$APP%.IANCE SERVICE Rspalr,Allmakeslmodebs Sldg.$1.Alrporl.32311,SS that you must meet to qualIfy ltOMagnoi.aAv. Home improvements ,'r.g.da're and KuIttien *0 Ap J'1 plances C N HIGH.tlOO * $1 Itht 3723513 ( Money to ()on' moulding A ar that must be seen to be op 'Hi IT'S INTERNATIONAL WANT AD WEEK APRIL 16-23 Coi'tsolidalbon Loans up PD $3,I si furniture, *3.00015.550 avall.blu 0 71w mortgag, real estate. FAMILY CONSUMER FINANCE SERVICE. INC., 1105. Mlgoollu, f"s 321.4512. SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO astimate. call Carl Morris. at SEARS itt Sanford. 332 177%. - 20 West us located In Irlendly SANFORD. S Blocks Welt of French Ave on 20th SI. Only 3 to 5 minutes to all Shopping, CPIUFCPICI. . - Clltf uSed machines MOONFY Al. I PLIANCII 3730557. I Glass-Mirrors i.,,C' ______________________ _______________________ '° Conditionin ' Pre Season Air ConditIoner ChiCk uP 5.lto e,IbV'er artS reIrgerator service GENEVA HtATING I AIR CONDITIONING 301$ Orlando Dliv,. 373 1434 _____________________________ _____________________________ . ,,Cantral Ale Condli Ion. For tree Exctusives Better -- The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! - Legal - Autos For 3.1st . Frhlr lrnck'd, in Immculmte.'. corditlon, r.#)& whIte eKtirlOr, wilPi soft blue all vInyl iri'fec)o,', fold down front seat, and center arm reef. EconomIcal V.A engine. Chr',iler 'Tos'eu..Fltf TransmissIon, Power Steering, Power Bralreg, Fnc lory Air Conditioning, AM Radio, and White Sidewall 11,1% tPat are knee deep In tread. To inlurh protertlon from parking areas, this eaq is alw equIpped with pro$.cfl'ie side INI Cheytolat, I sql. •,jtontatfe, $.400i hUt 117CC Mebeecycle, New helmel 1150 31100)4 iUtPlCamlrioV drIver, beds'S Al; Iporti LIner Camper In r I,g'Setf 131 1315 NEW HOMES - ______________________ ------------ SHOP THE EASY WAY! Rear Yard Enclosd For Privacy ten Ford pIth up, big * engln•. pettIly. Iracllen. S 217 2)10 alter S paIr. -- condltl,w,, $130 17? 011 - *50 hall - upto.date way to solve every problem. ________________________ __ ': " ,,7'' / Payton . / Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD - ___-u.*___ "19/1 Pljrnoiith Fi.iry IU 4 MflR, (onvetllble, IN?, with radIo, heat.,. *hile walls. A I condItion 7711110 15*1 t'alroo I door statIon wageet. curpent Intpestlen, ilcent,, good The followIng businesses are listed for your convenience. Permanent residents nd newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and - / ______________________ - -::'," ': . - ' l' Truck And Trailers 5- - 11.IANCE SERVICE. 32)1151 -MILL _____ .0- FOR EVERYONE! /cir--- $10000. today. 74 SSA Household Goods 21150' Ia.10 0. I- .;S'; 'Tat & lVISuranCC moves y3U Ill thiS bIg. b.autlf uI 72100?.l. Hurry. its yours Nver lived I Move In 4' andern corlalned. bettery Isle. huu pack, sleeps P. large awnIng 101 H1Y5 Drive loftW. 14th $1 ) - MuSt sell *555 Cougar, sutometlr, wIth console I. power 51550 Call )HIitIatt.r 1pm tC') II',' Musl sell 157* For'S Ms-li I Muattn IllS duwn Assume pymenIf 317 1571 anyllm. 430. MThnsT,.v.1 ireite, $Slt)"$, 101 SACID1,,'P'IQUi,MPNt kenmore Washer. parts, service,. -3 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92. SANFORD - .. Ptone Travel Trillers Wnte,n Wear S--ave at the Old Corral Western 1"op Intl S afOelary li*y 1757 THE SHOPPERS J':) GUIDE 3151 S. OrlandO Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Spanish From & Rear - _ - l5'l% -rt%,)' 2117550 Its? Dodge Dart, I iboor herdIng, automallc, q,.'v$ lIrpa, S cyl HI ___________________________ RecondItIoned 73" OE Range, lISa flew. III 10- C000INS Al. #45 44*4 - " 10.000 Gal IIoi'age Tank 1411 Se. at .tit'rys Colonial ServIce. 110* 1 $lt4S; French 371 till Apply rental toward pvrctiaae Ct's-k n,',tPi Gs-wge 5t5rt 1)) 1 - ieblnusttlnq saddla and bridle, Iscellenl dNpeSltIsn, I yrs. Ofd, *4" hIgh. askIng III 31)1110 Chair and Couch, Like new, Cost $345, Will sill Por $100 3fl45 after S P ret ADDING MACHINES. lens a new Out's-li Electric Par ItO a montit l . --'-- Pony, 1305. king 5Ie, 3 pIec, bed set, foam rubber, US Cost I year old sIlt propelled lawn mowee', runs good $21. Call 377 4141. or 372 ins alter 530. 0oIa*ay, Itabp EleCt (AR 101.1'S 1 US N IT U RE 111W Itt $1 PP, 377 5111 - O.otIHofneessSntISlPh, 30 3*14. PIPOItI )fl P.aP,ama Reds. with corner labIa, 1warly new, black leather $50 Cost RENt 1)52 InC 43$ $'ett nnw--a SMiTP4 I (IRNIIURI (OMPANt (t,'t5 h S,al. 14115 Itt 7S f',pntly 17)01*5 EquIpment For Rent Garage. Rum mag. Sales andWhllslmceIlenfCempinfoin, 144 rord Country Sedan, Ita WSçen, AT, I I II, paIn clean 5451 IHEILPY'S UlPO CANS - Lflfl'°'_ 42 LIvestock And Poultry W'iIg tsor sale. l4• Winchester Homes of FIa. Large lOt wIth cltrl*, owimming ens Termi I mles fitting SS _______________________________ ____ -. AntIques A K C Sl$lI*td Slteepdogt, Sable . 0.1 poleilløn,al carpet dupIng ratults -refli Slul Lustre Iledrlc Carpel IPsampoo.r 5% per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURI Want,dtoBuy 54 lale 7*01 Ceràri'mo 1,.. Ma?land Sat AprIl IS. from S to S. I losing Estate, over 500 115mb F urn, AppI,. 54050. Sad. '', g-l'wrlter. Men I Ladlet '#5 VW FoIl's tg'ta or W've In at OSCI-4'YP' t' fL' rnete' 4.01. 4 spaces. C.a roan -- 445*455 PotIon Whale, Dealer AVS 377 ItC . 'te't,. , - - . - ____________________________ Iqully In *575 LTD Scwglsam tridl her anythIng Phone 211 lIJI f l 1 p m. Want To Buy HOUSE ROAT,aboujt 7$' Cain SJII'IiOfd $0 "ITS YOURS" Realty Mobile Homes $51 5 Winchester Homes off US. 3151 S. Orlando Ave RI. 1792, SANFORD terms (a' 34 Goods Your JOfinsoti Mole- & Sew Iii WILSON MAIFI rullIllult But Sell'- trade 3775673 3tl *51 hit S CASH 37711)7 I -'tO ulpO tijt'11,bui?e apoIanes tOOtS. its Buy * or 1001 Items Llr?y% Mart 7*1 S?&ord A,'. Seminole Sporting NO CASH NEEDED Als 1121175 . -..- 1.''O,-rS Fvr.',,rr App.ar'st I pese Ot lull P.0.;I Call 3775570 -, And SupplI.s Flit, Birth Aninaii, %upoIllI MC p.ei,, Iti up rItrall Pifrwsp Plate, Santstd)l) 415 - ktPten arid BatP'rmm CabInets 5Irit re-mIca espert III 5IaIlafIrw 373 5057 Pfelwt ftOtlttl Notes w000qtlrr SC,AIlI*ENCENTFN tuitt'I irt Runaboul. IS'. IS HP InrudS. fop, 510. CurtaIns, liI5 'it'. 11455 373-1150 41 AnllQveS wanted, buy tell trade 37207') 3151 S. Orlando Ave RI. 17.92. SANFORD Screened patIo 373.5114 Highlands 32 -. Thurc.day, April 13, 1fl2.-.-13A In, Sanford Herald CostAd -Autos For Sal. P,tt -----------_ PARK I ANTIQUES SW Corner lark & Tue , Thuts , 3 5; Sal. 507 Ivee by pp$ 3110171 carpeni.r's Stanley' MIter Ses. daly 10 S Sanford Farmici' A,.t.y, Picy t?3________ - jet Sea King aluminuntpuo.at. 25 tip, TraIler 5 - -.-----. 54 Lii4l.srg. I rry 5.,ip'iy n.gp,t 7 30 p Cor,sgtwne&s welcomedt Open - tiP SLohor w TIlt --.. - PLENTIFUL 2 QIt. her II.. 10 You pIth daily. Qts Vet U trealurt Island, HlgPlwuy $4 Pall P'tet.lt' AUCtION W&,se Boat. '.u' s *3 ltvlrig room, sjni 100t, kitchen. bath, Sun de.tl&. motit. *430 333 *415 -. JNAA. Oalwey Sheet, 111.31*1; RIPE $TPAWIIFNRIEI-LAR(2I 33)1430 Auctions 1-a t'or a -'•"•--•-- SewIng Nacftlfle PSulpped tO 119 'al buttonhole, tansy de,l511, in Otoi. Pa, bela's, ef 535 or P paytnenI *1 55 Naraes a, 121 liii ur lii SIWING SANFORD CINTIN, 101 A Pall III It, Downtown Sanlord 4731 777111? Winchester Homes of FI,t PD 50, 437. jonqweod hIs Lot Ott St .101,11's RIver. 75' s 170. with mobile home IC' s 70' Lake Jen n ie P10Qtesio'k P'wlns 333.3100 "LOW MONEY" De.uintOwr Just rftTh, Imp-itt 5iOu'Sl 3 be'S 2 Bat?, Sing Ste tilrntiohOt' Small ms-Its at Tennis Court 100 IlOorbeetelter 10110 tPOlTist?iui,,Oos 3151 S.OrIsndoAve. RI. 17.92, SANFORD La'Q, woOded corner iat ott pa sfr.estr'Dei'Orla Callafterl 3Op frames. copper Items, SlIvtr. dlenef'ware atsO many other itesnk tOO numerOuS to mefitIefi Inspection S a n ho sits tImg. Sale managed by OELk'I AUCTION SIRVICE It 1 Rot SI Sanford _________ Boats and Marine Equipment Winchester Homes of Fia. Lots&AcreaUe SWEPT ONANAXONIONI 1410 ItisPiel or SIc lb II, S. Sos 332*204 .. Singer Touch & AntlOueS it 501 Sanford Aye,, corner 5th SI. AntIQUe Items cotMlIlng Of pump Organ, lttsytc pilno, upright piano, wagon wheel, dr,nIriQ tableS v5ftlltij, old coal cook stove, marble tell kItchen tabI.. rOrSars, hall trees, bid cash regIster, milk cain. brass bed. old dolls, csst Iron bell, also all IuIvld 04 glasSware, pictures.. 'YAROSALE. OlnIvnQroo$'lSif.sOfa bed, vacuum swe.pers. fans, Misc Saturday, Ic%iday, 5) 137 East Warren It.. Logwood. 53* acre Mr Martin 3733510 WANTED WlItcP*S'P' Home at - 33 WANTED we to 300 Ac'r.t agrcultur'si Is-ic, good draInage, up to t7U an Epulty Iii Pion'*S. land We pay C Off and fInance MOVe 11$ 1519 ni.333-2143 III V. Firs? Str•01 LADI(. NeeC sothi eittt'a Cash 0 Wytha' uIsPtwesIwrl A hew hours a west in yOj hom, *111 P?OVIO you silt Itt P5175 rflOtWy you ,t,, phone 32 Local fIrm nat OpenIng to' pert tim. - CALL 3771414 , . ReM Estate Wanted 11 5. It Mbil# Home 60 Sanford area. $100 arid as. t''.' UI payment lId .$.I after s p 74t'IOIJR fltI,I,TI r..a ;i nOl. PlOtnfi ri'e of Wi' era ttu.Id toUt C11O.cS. 31,104 bedrooms 1 47 109*000. Pus Mobile Homes 34 alter $ It 3lt,dronm with Fe11CeC VatS, alPIylriQ Carport, UtIlIty, No Ph 373.4311 Sauls Agency Apartments Rent Sale OWN ER. beautiful Ptomi'-.4 bedrooms I baths. etlutivt MayfaIr sectIon Call 373.5$? St. Johns Realty c,iir,r c,n?r.uy iocatpc HouseS For •py U. ttt itt"It )7 v, t%$, laS cvi' rear Ave or *37 s " 1' 000 Owner. Write I, 0 los . - ______________________________________________________ 31 Houses For Sa$. 3 Domestic-ChiW Car. by w., citors Course t4rr., W5tr. 333 13$ _______ Busineis $4 I ---- T -- - - Lagit$It s,a' and Ttutk $,g5, I IM lertIte. 514 IftI lOa m. Saturday. *11 11*1 Selling Out Ifltlr$ contents 04 Seal MtJbIi, WORLD SAiPS leflttlOfl Of dOuSeS wide In .enlrSl Florid. 115 ifiveIttery of 17 *101% 101% aVid parks Isi '5bl e,i Es, Ill S p ri I sfd Hay I?57 u.ew".qwnts Miscellaneous For Sale Mobile home wheelS, isles spclngs. 175000 PIt 371105$. ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE . -. £flI?t . 0t'PO 0 u 1 C.t'tRt 5.1435111 HOMF% 3d Ii Oarrif'-igtovt 105F rencfi Ave 37) 1305 ______ I "SWAP TRADE" WIFE. Seminole County. Florida. end a Indiana co"poratlon. PIaintlfi. pays- cntein15 wIThItt Die petition AND Vf 'Trade cars, boats, 1015. homeS. tt tit4UiStt me Court to ewo'd mat .20594 L. Mall IN. can?". at' 137.500 WYN turyiltuce lIve stoct. alrplanas, employment &onc nat. good Take a Sew minuteS and b?VWSS HUSBAND certain property arctiC by you and ROBERT I THOMAS and motw'cyC ill. furs, dIamonds' DOLORES ROBINSON at tenants PIET"I L TP4DMI.S hit wIts. through ten beautiful model 'TWO BEDRDOM One bitt. ioniC hours gooc working condItIonS NOTICE OF SU'T comm. .I.n*c,Iit"ioft to, small by ?ti* entlre'y. descrIbed as Detvtd.nts I1Cmes placer or, fully landecaped Reply lbs 43*, care 04 Th, 5.atlto"g TO JOSh 4. MARTIN tastiness inc horn. Good in Winchester Homes of Fla. 4.01 5. BlocS E. SUMMERSET Herald. Sanford, Florida, Muloeny Street NOtICE TO DEFEND vestmenl. $11,550 NORTH SECTION 4. according ft Middlifon. Ildu YOlt Mawre woman to live in. and cart Located llj mIl the plot thereof In hat Boot IS It 'TO ROBE RI I THOMAS East f 17-42 on 3151 S. Orlando Ave. YOU AltO HEREBY soTlF,tD YOU ARE HEREBY NO'TIFiEC) ha'eS 25 and 26 04 the PubliC to' cnwren *711* mcmer ,, Stale Road 4 In lit, Village at 11111 S P11111011 tSr DI5SOWIISl Itt take fbi IC, that a lull tat been RI. 17.9L SANFORD Records of leminol. County, Norm Qrlin. 11* 131.441% agaInSt you. FlorIda. Marriage has bISfl fI Iliac against you in 11w abOve titled ndvoua'vvalulr.dtoa.rve.CeP, to you" *1St DOLORES ROBINSON Court. The nature 04 thIs lull IS an Cook. esperienced In 5pediaI diets, 31 Houses For Sale 'out' west. Apply In person only el W? AIISWS? it PleadIng ID ma ass Sums' sum as alimony. •1w you act ion to ococ s nsa i watt "ONE HOUR" living room, kitNursing Center. l'hI'Oe bedroom. tO tht LakevIew Petutier an tle Itetrn.wrts Al r,Ired to serve a copy o your mortgage held by NAT' I ON AL REALTY Closed room. Its yours' Quick aD Itt Florida Move then. ets L 7rsc St.. Sanford torney. JOSEPH M MURASKO. anSwer 5' Other pllSdll to me HOMES ACCEPTANCE COP Ptan. 323-list revel *00 Floor PIano- 100 Color garage. sit. chair link fenced yard ESO.. P 0 Drawer 711. F?,I Ps-h. petillon or' let. PetitIoner's attorney, PORATION. Lala,e?te. Indiana, bI Responsible Woman sisinlod to sit 3*M Hiawatha Ave at 1742 enctosed palo wIth privet w Schemes. Small money and move Floelda 33170, arc 114 Itt. original CHARLES .3 CULLOM. 74 Wall a mortgage dated January 34 1171. to' ott. small hll0 In my tonIc Corns- lot 5" s 133' WyVW*wsad itt today A,nwr or PlesdIng In me Office o' wc bearoon'I end owni:k • Florida 31101. and r.cosdaC In Official Reto"ds %rtitlt. rail i ?iL7 after S a, live dayS * wsek Must have ow?' TI.. iarl. 0 tlei ClC..11 QurI, W. Ot' w llt t?wo'sgInaI o' yOu arwe, ot $.atwtet oar o' 3 D10'OOflI C.' Winchester Homes of Fla. Book $32 Pages *32 115 Public Iranspoftaf ton 337 1143 alter 5 betel', the 34th day of As-lI. 1472 poled tttfOug!?OuJt. enclosed ps-IC) Office of . 511t,t pleadIng Ill Records of SemInole Counts, If you tall to s IS' L*795 carp*1 Lot It ICC se 5u4pmen by 14 Clert o' ttt Circuit' Coon' of Sanford 3151 5. Orlando Ave. Florida. or Jarw.r, 34th. 1571 'The Gooc 'TypistS, escelIent tringe dufautlwlIIbstekseiagalft.t yotO' Seminole county. Puo'ido. or s 123' 111.500. Di Bat call MI binlf Ill, Apply at CPwIsa Title & rente 04 the Coin In witict' aut' Ave itit relief demanded In ma P01,1 lOft 5421 hefuft tie' 5th day Of May. 1472 If RI. 17-92. SANFORD tNilit St Gus-antt, Co Day 377 7717 DONE atiøtlRDEbEDat Ianfitd, yo,,, tall to do IC. a luogmen' by prOceedings a'e pending It the SANFORD CIrcul' Court 4 the Eiqtitsent?' 35 IliThi'iOIS County, FI5'ld., this defSuft will be taseet against you fur Mm k-Female of March. tVfl Judicial ClrCuli inandtO! Seminole LAKE MARY-7?lSttortSt set, relief demanded lit the petition FURNISHED. Help Warned (SEAL) County, Florida. Case No 73.33$ and macau.. will roce es part, 200 Down .4 lctwltts. .11 POOL HOUSE UNF URN 1SHED WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL The descriptiolt of me property in EsDefI.nc15PEsiafltsd. assistant Chart of ma Circuit Court 4fl day f AprI', 01 thIS Cou"t r' lieminole County Flot' And at low at $7C per monte' a' a" manager trainee Chance Ior fast SemInole County. FI*Ida Buy lIthe way you lIke Over 1055 A four bucroorn, 3 bath PISSIt, StIlt? destribeC In bald proceedings annual rate o 7 per can' I' SiC advancement PalO vaCations 1' py EIh1t Ideas Color Schemes. Low Moiwy room. ICOUPT SEAL.) uteataur, famIly Central montts II you QuaIl, tot 1546235 tt, Complaint It as toIlt pIosDflalllatlon LIfe insurance La Deputy Cleft arid move In at ARTHUR Pt BECKWITPI. JR la'pe 10' anti lovely pool tar only 4.01 27 and the' WesI 70 ted' o Lot Apply LII C.eiw'al oac star. JOSEPH M MURASKO. P50 CII'S of ma Circuit C041t't 134.500 Call WESCOTI REALTY. • ALL BRICK HOMES 25. BlocS. 'A'. REPLAT OF LAKE Prince' District Off ICC WinchestEr Homes of Fla. e 0 Draws- 7M a IWO FULL BATHS By Ellen Scott INC keaftors 1.443 3444 colleCt MOIlIL I SHORES .rrvd.ng 1C 11* appIlafioin £antoi'v or pies us • THREE 1. FOUR BEONOOMI f.rtt Pal,, FIoi 33130 At Deputy Clef's belle! flu ', tt,eteot recorded itt PIt! Bt S. Orange CI'y .o', DeLano or 3151 S. Orlando Ave. p GARAGE OR CARPORT Attorney fur Petitioner Publish April Pagi iS of flit PubliC Rerth of SpACIOUS-GRACIOUS TO WALL CARPET •wau. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Products. t., Smitt' Brothers woac p.p Publish Ma' 413.30. 1512 Seminole Count,. FI,'id. 'oovns 3', bathe. scteeried • CENTRAL HEATING FoUr mllus north Ci 4.0119*000 cn 477 DLI tp lIlt your You are raluireC l. larg, shader lot. e%tfa large • BEAIJ1'IFUL. KITCHEN Mu.' be 1$ yrs or older. Apply In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Ot Other defensive pleadings tgifllhly room 'Slit' • LARGE UTILITY P00*4 panlied "DEMONSTRATORS" rw,t No phone calls plesse lid THE CIRCUIT COURT POP P*1 COUNTY. SEMINOLE si$Itt the Cleni of lilt above names •FROM 5l'.0 fireplace. ciosets gab'.. PIUS $EM1NO1,.$ COUNTY. FLORIDA FLORIDA Court ens qrve a copy thereof t11 Factory help wonted. 1-4:30 MOde, 3 MOThS 015 1.2.3 Seorooms as cost many mor, Xtra*. In tIlls home or Adios Na 73.337 CIVIL ACTION NO 732k tttroiiqC F?IdSy 3734411 the Plaintiff's attorney LEONARD dead end street in fine lecleOn and belew-Low money and mow. IRVING M FELDER. TRUSTEE III RE THE MARPIADS OP Futhef IItbormit ion or For Popula terms If? today PiiC'C at I.75. I' WOOD. EI.. of Malts. W, [Ml'.f',(P.' PlaintIff JOHN FOSSIl LAUBSCPIER. Appointm.flf At AnytIme. ij I Wi, Mulu. IwouqlIS A Fisher, Post 445 r - t iiM. VP HUSBAND aNt) ,,LN A. Winchester Homes of Fla GIANT SIZED Call Clot Lip eora, 44 SI,U,n, $ Office ho. Sat. Winter Prk. FlOrida SOC I JOHN V.. PERKINS and GENEVA L*UBSCS4LR. WIFE Rooms In thIs two tiroorn. 3', ibm? I C.aL&ette"t III 3151 705 III 4 C011i' At PEPICINS. HIS WIFE 32711. no' later that' ttte ttttl day of NOTICE OF ACTION 3151 S. Orlando Ave. bathe. deluas D'iC1 torn. N Defendunts 10: JOHN 1055CR hit Cl't o' Santo's CIvIl Servic, Mat. *517, as r,Qulred In lie,, elsea $i10ifl0. famIly room deeD well. RI. 17.c2, SANFORD NOTICE OP SUIT boo'c It accepting •pplcCtioiw L*UBSCHLP default sill itt fetie'e'C agaInst you CORP. AUSTIN DEV su,m.t.t garage tlo;nl. arId TO JOHN W PERKINS and o' ttw PiwlhlD? 04 CitrI-typist RESIDENCE UNKNOWN IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have ,wl other daslratile teetutas Reou,rernents 154$ yt', o' aor. GENEVA At PERKINS RD. .n taCO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tierounto sat my hand i.USJC Scene 1*nfl min'rnum eauscatlon-4,iqlt scto Route I, los 313 A Allarnoote 5pr,ng. na myoft,clalsaal at Sanford. Seminole that at aCiicr' for dissolution of S'LMPLR AbLNLI graouat, or .ouivalent, is SycamOre DrIve marriagetiaslwsrifllacbyJlAkA County. Florida, this IIUI day of Memtw'r Dlanoo WP MLS Make Us Your pe'senc, In typing etc general Union. kentuCty AYWI LAUBSCPIER and you at', requIred April, iv,. tell l',enc?' AWl 'SnIards' Sales La.der off iCe PrlCtlCet. re,4,nt ot YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to serve a cops o your 'rI1ter, (keel) Sunt 5 ives 332.7774 First Stop ...... Seminole Countt for a' lees' sit that an action to Foreclose a M* defenses. It .hy, to it on CAR ROLL cswitlt. Jr Artewr If mae. tt bw% flier against you and BURKE:. attorney lot Peltflonlu', mortns pi'isr tO date Of as' AH when shoppIng for your C 5. wsu000b SR BOOK El, CLERK QF 'THE plicatlorl Ekamlnatlon you are rs,ulred to serve a py of whole aOdreu U 413 Sanford few mobIle home Slop by 11114 Pars Sanford BEL AIRL-AIlni. IDedroorn. l'i COURT CIRCUIT RMallflelIaPPI.can?$silllb,hhldat yourwrltttf'Illofefoal Ifans.toltelt Atlantic bank BuIlding. Sanford. N,gl11s333 5W? both central t*1t and air 111300 and tour our large sIi1ign bt MactIle I Vinier t 115. 51 Ao' 7ltt' snCC tI A 55 c. DANNEP HIERS Cl Ili bat. Irm Flo'lOa 37I, end fll. I'll 5'iglnal CITY-Ver, 111CC 3 Lwo-oom. 2. She finest Mobile Homes Clots 11 Deputy Ap.'rtr Concrete itocs tote'tc 3 bedroomS, I at I ELDER. BE'TTiNGHAIJS & with the Clots f ttie attove Ityloc and 1 XF P. 11w dl, bitt. Florida toom. del', 172.351 va liable beth. large tended baIt Va'S Publish AprIl 13.30. 27. Ma, 4. 1572 halL. Submit agpl.caf ions 10 CIvil HuES. lit lout?. kniwlal Averius, bets,', ma Am day COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-Extra Carpet'? and ufllity ServiL, (samner n.- city tall no' YIN DALE Poi' Office Drawer B. Winter Pa'S., AprIl 4 t) 1577 otherwIse a nIce fUrtlIllieS 3 tetJrorn, carp.' oor: $1 I Ii per mOnt?' C)r' ls- tiat 4p1 7b lV' I to cIa 32115 attorney to' Pian.tf Ill IuOVrTien' r',a* itt Intered agaln$'YO HILLC (ST anc flf*lf •UUIPP*C lltCPI.r NOTICE UNDER and filets*Origtn.l stIlt tile CII'S blade t. me rifles demanded ill Itt. central air 514.500 FICTITIOUS NAME S1*IJ1'I IARRINOTON tne attest SIWlil tsi..• 15 SItuations Wanted KULP REALTY hellS lOft COl,INTY-LOveIw I bedroom. 2' TOWHOMIIMAYCONCEPN hprll 30th. 1572. otherwIse a t V. It' 5! WINCHESTER WI1'NEflmchendanCthesuslof II. dat'ei lawn w'vcI (your bath or' IS cleared ecres 400 Notice 1$ he'*0y gIven ts- it, Student. " .2udgmnf ma, be anIr'Od against said Court or the 7051' de, a' Match mows-I and oca ioos 323.4417 OREAMWOLD-.IDeel 3 be*rooftt prices .Iro-, IN SElWYN unos-sipned. yOu for the relief dernandOd in the A.t) Alt Pot Pr FloriDa f'POlTt. equIpped kItchell, DUITRIES CORPORATION. a WEEK OPENING 'THIS Co plaIn, $549590 (StALl fiewly det*'*ted $IC.000. rpofatlOn duly organized and WITNESS my hind and sail s-id Afttw' II. lectiwith. .3? uDyLlWILDE_Attractive 3 Notice m. ieee o said Couvt or chit 71st day atIstIng unde' and Dy sl'lu, O th. Cl.'i *1 ClrcjIt Court 235's bedroOm. 3 beTh central •,r Inci,,of'j If' u charges or a o Mer:t. I?'2 Lawn 0' ins Std't 0 Flo'tla C, Itt Sarnir.ols Count,. Florida l'ICI 11101,35 IIAME beautiful large lot in Stat enda proud tc gfle! b'gpsc *.'r, CI'Wr Court Seal) Secretary. P4S'Iuafl' arid Presiden? Dy - tiler mat LAKE MARY-Mobile PlQfn. on 10 NOTICE II bract Village, skirting and raIseS' isaroorns ailS closets, thicker ARTHUR H BECKWITP$. JR. to 1st. "Fn.tiflous Warn. liable." .t flhjiatted il busrittI ti' 131 Deputy Chit 125' I I SC'. C ?OeS WiS pet u0 lieC IaunvP y and ca' pets. a c Carrel I Bulls, Cnapten SSS .05. FlOrida Statutes, sill! Caridat., D'ivt. MaltlanC Seminole 14.100 tpve and pantry. garage, CIrcuit TIne ibm. you've beatt looking Attorney tot PillIlonir ragister with me Clerk f me Clituif County. Florida. spidI' the fictItIous 4 LOCH ARbOR'Ea.tUtiWe $y: Ellen r14Iglq'a$or Dead illiCilaft far ina setting you'll Is's. Is t 413 Sanford AflafltiC 1.1* 11cc Court, In and fur SemInole CourIp. name of t bathe, ot' 1113 DidtDOf,? 35 EN GATEWAY New P.4* and VA Senancing 1' C $Clond Village. lake Itt, Sanford. Flora 3271* ,, r,4pf f proof a' Sic Fr,ida 'TERPRISES. end that we iltiand 10 on Is-tear's Ave near Publish: Mattel 23. 30. April 4 shirt Uf'lvefedap. IscAlad en PvifleIt Mar. 32.30&*p' 4. 13. 1572 y. poocation of ntis Nolics, the MAYFAII-.Outstandlngi me CIes of register s?ldltame wIth Onaa 1472 Slats Road 434. 1', mIlls aast ba07flt. lIt latin. PieoulIttsl. I1IIdS* tIttlll. tO4iet1 BEIWYN itt, Circuit Cavf'l. Seminole Count,. 00,-hi Of 1742 shaded corner 10. 54.555. HOMES and BERWYN REALTY Joithn Eo,iDa. in •ccofilotlt* wIth the PiNICRESIIVI11t. 3 bedroom. *4 tcft It It engeged In provelione of tItI PitiliouS 11am. P1CTiTIOUI S6AME $id tC7IVlOUs NAME Cllett ne;flDorPI000 tIt", 9Ivtl,, qm,ne,. I45 tsJsIns$ a' 131.4212 keano' t.sii? S.clior III OP NOTICE ISPlsrSitygivenItiat ar' $.!*tU'et NOTICE IIheebs9it?I'lThat Ian, CastelDer'i Fla'iO4 business a' MI "''erraci it.et Statutes 1eo,da in businisi at 3055 V. Hwy enga.Od In WsH.veManyOffief Listings That the party Ill said bus.rw55 ti3OVLRNMtNtOWNEDH0ME lbs's., MSitlItId. Pla.. S.nlfe'le I .Ierrv VICs 434 Attamonte Sprlrtps, FIt. Opea All Day Every latweday Lon DOWN PAYMENT ttIrR'l$t ii il folloWt t, C*mty. Ftiildi StISI' fh ttC'l'lDujs Wa--en S torus lemifISfe Coufity. Florida undo C. FREEMAN. ESQUIRI COMPLETELY RLCOWDII 101110 supplins I Doils 1 . IllWYN INDUSTRIES THOMAS fldi*Iaua name of JeanS •'Off 5,*5511, IWmtServIce, Fl.. ERa, arc that I itttiS 10 C',NPO**TiO$d 57 fNSTRDM. DAVIS & Aasoeiaiei. end mat I irtirid csrr w IurtW?. s MOBILE HOME SALES register said n.m. silt?' ffi tiers Of r,çlster said name sift?' The Clers us MCIN'TC)SIi t't Cit'2iir' 'LC'tI SerI'm. Cn"t"r r?c:.-' OW LUttilt .OilLDcg h'A me CIrcuIt Cou"l, SeminOta Counly I'io'taa Stat. bans in acc07dance fl U lope (14,4341 Pkrioa In a:cS'OanCa Sujlte 77 with the PrOVISloO gf the FIclttiast Name Sec'eiry NORTH 0R1.A000. FLORIDA Itt. Fislitious Name Poet Office tOm 1330 REALTy. INC , Statutes. 10-Wit Section 0*5.05 DOeS al Caesllbaf'fy. Sentinol. Sanford. P10110. 3377t SSa. Park PHONE itsiuta.. 'Ts-WIl: Realty 323)416 Req Real Estate brote Florida Statutes 1457. County, Flitida. LOfil 11th. 1572 (I 131.6411 Ploida Ilatulas WV. 2''2 2111 *pei 13. iC. 27 & Ml! 1. 233Pars SvitdSvI 5 iteiays Call Rs,mar's seg N4b9$t,. ,,,.,._, • Publish Al5'' 13.30. 71' Ml! 4. 1577 NglltS Svf'iO. vu soliDIrl Call '. Publish Mar 33 305 *4w 4. 13 TJ rn rn 1170. 1*14101' Mar 73 305 As-Il 6. 373054* m43. 33: ?4 77 0441. DI Cu 0*1*13 c* :-v DEl 112 57 .. - 5 CUll. lid AND Pill SEMINOLE Bab,III1C'ISIIVCII' MlIpwItit light Knoevllle, 1anne rr. T)4lt Pir I -- - St Garage Rummag. Sales 30 - '.kbZ I R.pty to P 0 Biw in. Sanford. Wals- II)' Fl.. statInO QualIfIcatIonS ano One bedrOCm. ll;Itts, nhStsd 555 30? E 5?" St A4Ui?t ''C ARE HERESY NOTiFIED '. t's aaIabIr ln,eiev. _________________________ 5 losaot 0 Ems-sot It.' a' artlor for dlSIOlUtlOr Of t.rpenl.rs One bedroom furnIsheS apartment. marriage hat b507. tiled 1)1 CarpenterS and Publl$tUa?Z)&Ao'.4. 13.70,1477 *10 ACaOemy Manoi $0 merIt. Call 332-2W after S JACKOLYN DIXON and You i't DEB.13 Mailers. *aflt,C tot' wars in Idisi P4.1001 AMOROSO, WIFE. y Cf yOur raluitac ho serve a Smyrna Il..ch area haste call Small. clean furnished ape" NOTICE OP SUIT desensus. If any. to ft Oh )4777. between I 70 .no S mint.OUI1% only No pels 373 ____________________________ FICTiTIOUS NAME TO CARROLL BURKE. Attonsii Sr NOT ICE IS tvsby given that I am 'Isit AfsIomClo*v, ittISI14 fur Used 200 Down EL. 100* AMO*OSO PetIiuo.wr. W1W55 *de?ilI IS 417 CII", 1. Truc5.t MuSt have Ow11 '' tçag15 in bUstnSle at 730 t4w Sanford A?lanfl Bans P..jlldmnQ '°,' " tt"' ' Houses Rent 4 I?'OOPIY. Npw Vort SaniOrO "bride 3TI, etc Ill, Ill, *7-47 LonpwOod.Ss-fllnOl. Cour.tv, lcsi s- 5'I g'.' -" a' ' pc BrInInR a' lacs P'osw Ford Nc Untrunished orIgIn... sit??' hit Cle'b ' IPIC above Flo'lJa tjnd*r tilt ficlIliOQ% naret, Of CC?" 10' C tOntp,t I! you 0.11"t Pitote C.SII5 _______ ____________YOU ARE NOTIFIED 11111 an styles tour! on or bebre teit It?' day ArYOV4SWIC Motel. ens ttat I Intend dt I N A flS HOUSeS ?3fle0 Corn ,nerc al tot sd 1011 fit di$sO6UIbo11 Ci ffla?Iape O Mar. AD 1472. of Pier'wl$# a it' rep liter sa ic n.m. with 11w CIOrS We need a teliable man fr lull I busIneSs or horn. Also have Stsal 7C Net. al D ct tomes w.tI 3 me CIrcuit Court, Seminole arc SIts? null hat bUilt fIled lUdgflWfl' may be SlIeteC .0511w? petter. wors In plan? and OUltAO, 'L roomt 1", bathS for $1' .600 knowleSpe Of to', Iwtture twiptu: ape Ins? you arid you are raquid to you for the relief damandld In itte Cantty. FlorIda In accotdarsc* with proviSiOnS of the PIciltIOut Name se've • copy of 4*57 WrIthet 11111 1011 Wall lb Wall carpet ttroshOUt, MuSt have drIvera Ilcente Op Houses Rent 25 Central Pica? system, modern WITNESS my hsnCaItdH*5il104 StatuteS. To WI? SectIon 14$ OS pontunley to advanCe For IIPi%ta tO ii. If 11$. Sl GOrdon V. site' Furnished 5?CPIPI? 41ped Ftede?IC5., Attofvieyfr PetItlonit', bald Court en the 4Th dlt of AIi. Florida Statutes 1P IX,lnbment taIl 333.)SX ifter ia?9t panelled beautIlulCab,lrtt Sig Wales- .2 Kr0111w WtidS• .ddr.5$ is P.O lot 1755. A 0 1472 Deitona, fU?'IIIPWC two bedroom utilIty room Call Dnn El, foe you' PuOlIsh Ma 33,30,5 ACt 4. 13. 1472 Cemetery MaIntenandt Man Sauteed. FlorIda 37711, and III. Its (SEAL) 574-2171 ne* ItOnit today Afflict s. l.ctwhttt. ,r. itleliwl wIt?. me curS of ma ae DEB11 ridaG Of' not apply unlles . Furnished IWO bed1OO tlorn• $150 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT cone Clent of Circuit Court styled Curt iii O7 bf*C the Am day customeS It PIa?C *0'S. Oaklawn P 0 tni 37. ittatnOn?? Sp?If'IUS. Call atle' S p rr. 332.5557, 5.111 1,101, County. Plor Ida FICTITIOUS NAME Of May. 1VTI, Offlutwisi a Judgment Memorial ParS 337 -(753 for a F6 by - Ellen S NOTICE IS hereby iVSl ma, a 'it may be mIred apalnst you fur lit. Deutona 7 bedrooms, air con polntm.nt P1101*11? ' Deputy Cleft rullet demanduC In Phi PofittOltpaD15 Irl bUsllWs& at P.O avaIlable now 574 1O. dltISlIG. b5.Lc REALTY l54SUR&N1 WITNESS my hand and l of C.atTOH 141151 flS C.. Sanford, Fla.. SemInole General co1wtrucIlatl laborers, or nsms 'Vt C Wat! 1St St ." _.,. saId Csautl this 7Nt day Of Marc?.. Attolney to Petltkawr Leunty. fsora unoer ma fICiUis 7*1010, SemInole CWnty Court " n.m. of c.n?ra Ervcfors Corn 1572 5*2 5nfo' Atlantic Rank Bldg ,,nhiul Con Moute, Sanfo'c O, Mobile Homes e Sanford Florida 33771 pony, and ttsiC 1 iflIllid to rSQllt0' Call 327-2341 struCl ion Rent . saId nan%e with ma ClefS. Of Itt, Affiwn $4. MctwPtt'. Jr.. PublIsh APril 4. 12. 30. 27. 1572 CIrcuit Court, Seminole County. ________________ acvoes SELECT YOURS as Clerk of said Causnl _________________ f*C1. j iairs 1T FOTTIIC Help BEDROOM- Charming Florida Itt accOrdance silt?. 11w By. Ellen Scott, D.C. tter,, i.os,lans Sanioi'd M0b4p Wanted wsIolt built secluded, tafl dOSS GORDON V. FREDEI1ICK ProvisIons 01 the FIrtItIwis Name IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT FOP ra?.L 32) 1170 Ch'Ide' ')K Itt age OakS. Central alt 137470 Statutes. To-WI? Section $ OS Attorney for P#iI$I'wr SEMINCLE COUNTY. FLORIDA E*pe'etscec ADDly in FOUR IIE0000M4-arle fartiIl Florida Statutes uS' 1*0 EaSt Commercial SIrs,' Wanted To Rent person IC Glenda's Restaurant a' 2 11Cm. ,1aar 1.4. bulft.lfl kItchen. P 0 los 1755 Sto Jer C. Hellegar IN RE. TIlE MARRIAGE OP Village Rp? "rurt "Terminal, ISit wanted Room and Board for eldirty central air. fenc15 134.00 Sanford. FlorIda 27111 NOBERT I ROBINSON. Publish Mar Z&Alr 4.13.70.1477 French Ave lady. please pftoIw 3v0$.. THREE BIDROOM-SPadlOUS, PublIsh Mar. 27.70 & AD?. 4, 13. 1173 DOLORES ROBINSON. WIt, an DEl tiC be.utIfUI lot' QITh shade and WaIt,Uiale wonted MuSt be 21 DEl-Ill NOTICE OF ACTION "Mobile Home fruit trSe1SO5MI.ill rang. and Apply In person to Lake Monroe TO ROBERT •T ROBINSON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE oven. air t.,ndtttsled. escellefit bt' I. It4TNECIRCWTCOURI'OFTWE coW E. ____________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. prIce. 170.500 10 Leg Haven bed EIBHTtIWTt4 JUDICIAL CII SMINOI.* COUNTY. 14.0*10* CIVIL ACTION NO. 77. In I, It. Marr.ae at WILLIAM . AMC)RQSC - ,> 'l! F 0 bo t?fl losO c -. ______________ &lc&01 ct deSd IN it 7140 Pe$lIlsii•t PIED G McCLEMENT NOTICE øi*. dt AND DI$C$ARDV TO JOSEPH &&BUI& 1377 Duncan C CC1 tacEb wy,i 73404 CIVIL ACTION W0 ThE BORN LOSES P.rona 2 rwt C.*CUIT COURT O ThE LII ml STATE OF PLOOIDA 70: EDWAID ITEIO,,CER tha' HC und.rlIlrsO • •, ? vo .. Th. Hote' HvrW mlnlslralor of saId astute Pi*$ PIED G Mc wavIt. MONTANA wAma.ornIastrstIImm.'e0f CLEMENT h$t M1I*ISVI Hi its IHISI - has flisO In ask YOU AlE P4EOEIr NOTIFIED tor me •, uor1 •nC •pIlcafn for adop' JOHN V CHA lION s I lat In me mInor Hø narn ma Circuit caurl of disctrps, ObI.cH. Ihorste, If e corn ,- •, • ty. 16iouIdbeuty hiss After hIIl1 in ma, $fiflISI5 County. PIor4ds. tar HIs , ssoR,isn of 11w mItw children l'. of PtIlCaIlSrl isIow$n9 his 5Th. $77. , ,. IIS*IC. hISS baso ' FtOlIaPisd teoulfud , ate pf,iSCDISfofft. aY C3411* *715 The IIStH4O' Should no it. ma Q?I1?, OI1*?W154 a " ,,I.tIar of apotevsl b asrvWLa be wanted If. be #111*15 *95,1w? you. OraflilnO me ans Its o'd.lit SI disIribullan ___ of ,,, bible $ENNE?$ W McINTOSH. oi iasg watt WIll WImESSmr, tanc anc m.a..,of Utt STENITIOM, DAVIS & McIN 11w Court a' Sanford. Seminole THE COMMERCIAl. lANK PiaintlH. Pati 7OSH. ATC iT Coun, WINTER PARK 123C. Litward. FlorId., b Al r Io, $77 U Nlean r orb9inIl IóIIn9 Its by R 27171. atid by (SosI 'P%lV OflIc.r 01 Cauti 11w CurS 1010 tnorasl with ARTHUR H BECKWTM. o U AdmlflStraIit bald May I. $73. 11w H#rin Slit bI Curt of Circuft Coufi Wilt Jum,nt will Oelauti w or. By EIISl SC.Dft bl..a951fu?youVr,nhlflQlaIc PE4.DEI. BETTIWNAUS AND D.ou' CI.rb 0fton- __________ - -- It?, Sell It. wIth a Low ion'S Store hy Ati S.nsoI'i I Call now to place your ad for next week. Cancel when you get results. the cost will be half price for the days used. 322-2611 831-9993 -- �_-2---- i-------- - 4A-TheSntOrd Herald _________ - - --• - - .-,,. =j;-- 7;-- - - Thursday, April 13. 1972 Predict Boom, Afraid Of Use, Density Problems Confront County Land This reqtrn updtcd wk down to the nitty-gritty the s&ty problem of "What Is ling about 400 apartments in problems and in his opinion plight"' l'ugbe said. loping by the county planner to allow sub)ert here tonight Is dnsty 'The process of deve 11d Fair, county plaim, an Pago dmdty and how do South Seminole, said he is cç miU4arnity building is onie of LI? And its it pooed to a change in dilimsity the largest tnifldin€ fields In the toning criteria, talking about for incoming residents to Do you feet we should dekp and Robert Brown, zoning l ibg den unitapec acre orpeople Seminole. It ju1t ain't like it density criteria? effective without a simflaiiy standards without an as country. came bdare the work piz directors Pughe replied it Is posaibi, to -The biggest problem, per acre Is ,rk1ng on an an. used to be' but nothing it&)i the sn1ng change in t)e land of things when the COTh- good land use plan?" __ reduce density factors down. finding seme however. is cemn*inksUcns tiquated method. Before any same. Growth In Seminole and of eat plan. He is Dy and land plan aie ward without seriously Int. tuning board and 1IIAthe OrUndle Area AtnentI difficulty In acquiring permits with the govenment hodles and sensible adjustment to density with u" by the prm. fa Acting Chairman Sidney pairing land utilived for p1ning and toning depart- tatives of dee14Per' and civic AssociatIOn, which has 1$ to eonsti'uct more apartment with the citizens. There Is no can be effected, we need * Vthkn uld that "we should get mullitsmily dwollinatil d nembs buildings because of these two understanding of the butideri' viable land ise plan. P" mants of S.ninoie County U!OClat)0(2S met to - - ___ ____ ___ fly JOHN VIJNNWF Al' lluslnrs* Analyst NIW YORK 1A)') The snnt'iesioffinnnt'lnlfoi-eva,ters Is always aware of his shasiow, fr fi'rei rids a lwiiui but franc If 1,11*1, Ile tells s'lIents to buy Mock but is telIlliteil to sell himself, 'there are two tiak' reasons for this First, Isis nwnrenrsa of how little he knows alsout the subject, arid sco emi, his nwnre ness of how munch he knows about his personal lImitations, And in, with tjw, consensus heavily in favor of a n-unhinueil Bargain Section With color Save 30.95 on any of these Portable color TV's. 1 at no extra Thursday, AprIl13, 1972 THE SANFORD HERALD cost. Save 4195 To School " Rag. 379.95, Sale 533$ P Wayne Keeling, 115 Scott Avenue has been selected to dticnhl the ihi'oi for i'i'itit k i' iio V lOpltlVflt for savingri and loan personnel at the University of Georgia, April 23 to May 5. Keeling is assistant vice president. branch manager at the Oviedo office of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County. The school, conducted by the American Savings and Loan Institute in cooperation with the University of Georgia, is two-week Intensive education for persona in managerial and supervisory positions in savings and loan associations. to at rnrnooate a see maker Completely frost tree Has large 242 pound freezer capaci ty 5 sleet cantilever dies. Wrte aioca11 'l3amo.ith' Save 6195 Reg, 449 95. Sale 1399. 19 2 Cu ft IbystOe refrigerator. Equipped to accommodate automatic ice maker Features 231 pound freezer capacity. 4 cantilever shelves COf'flplPtePy lri tree White. c'erlie. .':z 'r goo 'lSamonth' Sale 229 Rag.. 251, S.ea 30.. Penncrest' portable color TV with 12" screen measured diagonally. "Chrorria.Loc" control to select proper balance of color and tint, automatic fine tuning, preset VH. F fine tuning. Walnut grain finish on high Impact plastic. Scotty's Sales Up 6% Scotty's Home Builders Supply announced record sales of $4.3 million for the month of March. The six per cent increase over the same month of 1971 marked the first time monthly sale., exceeded $4 million in the history of the firm. James W. Sweet, chairman and president of the fast growing chain of building supply stores, said that the ad. dillon of kitchen cabinets to the line and expanded carpet sales attributed to much of the increase in stores that were in operation during March of 1971. Sweet added that the new stores In operation this year have also made a significant contribution to gross sales. Save 7195 Rag. 499.15, Sale 1.42$. Penncrest' 21 Cu ft s.de-N's'de refrigerator liSa month' Sale prices .tle'cih'e thru Saturday. L ------------ Land o' Fabdcs Lanihigs Down Big savings on freezers, too. and O'Fabrics Inc., reported net earnings of $142,131 (8.43 per share)for the year ended Dec. 31. 1971. enmnnrd to $176,012 (8.64 per share) for 1970. Sales were $3,722,251 compared to $3,455,212 In 1970. Working capital rose to $3,193,751 from $1,174,316 and stockholders equity rose to $2ll6,5$0 ($5.26 per share) from $94,98Z ($36 per share), uuaruy as a reiwi UT we PUDIIC otrering UT common stoca completed in July. 1971. E. D. Bigner, Chairman of the chain of retail fabric outlets, attributed the decline In earnings from the previous year to lower margins on double knit fabrics and start-up costs related to the opening of new stores In late 1971. Land O'Fabrlcs, Is headquartered In Brunswick, Ga. and operates 32 stores in Georgia, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina and plans to open additional new stores during the remainder of 1972. I I Save 3195 Rag.. 25095. Sal. 1.221. Perrncrest 15u ft rio frost verl,c.al freezer Stores up 10532 pounds of f ood White or avocado $lOa month' Pnncres.t' 18 11 Cu ft T'Q frost ei1,cat freezer Rag. 211.95 Sale $251. ii a month' F - Save 2195 Sale $269 Rog. 25IS, Save 309S. Penncrest color TV with U" screen measured diagonally. Automatic fine tuning. pre-sell VHF fln* tuning. "chrome. LOC" control selects proper balance of color and tint. High impact plastic cabinet with black and walnut grain finish. 611 a month' portable - -. Eckerd Declares Dividend - ) 9 Rag. 21.1S. Sale S11 Pecr,' 15 Cu ft yr j t treezet 541 pound capacity , ilidp-Oul storage basket, power on" warning light White. avocado or harvest gold ' a month' Save 2195 Rag. 219.9$, Sale Sifl. Penricreit' lB cu ft chest freezer 528 pound capacity. movable storage basket, ann; l';t White. poier i oac or P'iarvi $1 a month - -' Save on our bestmselling upright and canister cleaners. Sale 791111 1 I I 1 J/ i - A, /7 Sale 7988 .- Sai, prices effective thru Saturday. 'This s'noufit rep.esenti the quwsd m,nmum monthly payment under Psnnys Time Payment Plan for the putcttu. of flu related FINANCE CHARGE w'lI be incurred if the baiace of t'u account in the fust billing Is paid in full by the clos.ng date of the next billing pe"od When incurred F INANCE cs .; t ;4 % (At.UtJAt. PERCENTAGE RATE 14 4 on the f.rst $0Q and 1% (ANPUAt. PERCEP4TAGE noic ta art f without deuctr.; RATE 17%) in D!.) s'- JCPenney service The values are here every dy CHARGE IT at SANFORD PLAZA P.nn.y'm Op.n 10 a.m. 41111 9 p.m. Monday thru Sa'iirday .... SANFORD PLAZA. '1b't."4 ,r,vn.thing In the atnurnent. You sekkim have much ff sri erootny If the people who make up the economy see jt sitting 'in their wslle1 Rut are they' Or (Ppoi it rippitinr that way rinly" Think about if: (me of the reav'ns why people are with. brWlng their money lrr'm retsilets is because they are inig it through tames. Private spending might 1* restrictive, to be sure, but public spending iS expansive, Never t,-fore. in fart, has govrrlrr.nt spent hi,,kP'i-i 'p '?i,ii Overweight people who have been laughed at and told their health will suffer can take some comfort. The biomedical research community Is thinking about them. !!1 F' ot F' i e /' ifr -- . ; .. . - A.I-[J,1 , - '' ; Its an c pmt of the value. -' -I 4fl .'il M.r 'b. Talk .it'.tit folk *idsnm' fl r,'uiter n 'rp i'hat's 1Ult' . Pennsyl'ianta Dutch dw , it their cra*ing. Their mwcwv, change in u'hfrken pie, isn't The tender chicken is Am. one-pot specialties, such as pot pie rich with chicken, simple meted, cut into smaller pieces ind the broth used to make -i '.'r'getahle flavors, and offer mu'et"nt 'uuitrition in fru', rich iaui- ' flip are traditional. Diced potatoes readiiy.digestibie dishes, Pennsylvania Dutch Chicken are included with the noodles' then there are green peas and.. Pot Pie is different. pastry topping, it has hearty grnus amount of parsley tne41S, sprinkled with bread This is .s hearty. ho tw'-'wlenteel r.;sti, tistu that 'will 2leaS' it nemileri 'ut 1our family, ir rild, The rinitrishment is %"7 VM Cost Of .' .. Two Independent research learns report work with laboratory smimnals which In. dicates obesity research Is continuing at a steady pace, according to the National Society for Medical Ib'u'arch . . . "'J; J-. '' ,e'-"' P' '• .j "i - ' -- Chicken 4 Poundage l)'unsa demands always rising. can any administration avoId deficits.? Rot that beings us heck to the crinlqurner. If the consiirn.r .r.re spending more hv1v. the problem of tiftet1on might hol all the greater. As t is, i"onmimer restraint actually is damping inflation. That shad. nw, rather than betntt -in r.rninv.s owe may only 1w conscience. Rut you can quote him r"Warning," he shoots, 'N.' may he totally wrong abormi the -nnirloot Diff erent A • One group at Purdue University is working with the - ,,,, - ,' ' A, Broiler Cmincil points out, herausir (,hicken is ;in erMlent murre (if e-inmplete prmein, w ~Iorvl or better than mm me. ape ,red meat. e modest Dr. Robert I). Myers and Dr. cudof chicken makes it truly Cri Steve Bender of Purdue's l3lelng in these times of high ncurophyalological laboratory '0011 Pl't' Then is a growing crisis in believe there Is a trigger in the Anyone who has traveled to 'li, high inst of ps'ntein foods Pennsylvania Dutch country brain which is affected by the balance of sodium and calcium. 4lay that is causing great during the season of theta' great 'ui1(iti% among shoppers. country fairs has enjoyed dining They have found that directoil I 06 calcium Injections into the itritinnists and consumer from a big tureen of Chicken. brains of cats and rats cause Cuurn Soup. The corn Is brought ;Pal-. NEW EXPERIENCE in Chicken Pot Pie is the F'enns',1.,ir.ti Dutch ROte .5 those animals to eat conscIentious can in fresh from the field and the crurns. bread of rich noodles and crisp authentic version with a tanning rr voraciously, even after their meal-planner keep protein kernels removed from the cobs, normal hunger has been foods on the table when prices The chicken is ummaired with --satisfied. are escalating' savory vegetables, then In. The injections apparently The only practical answer ii t1uded in good-sized diunke in disturb what the experts call the to bolt for high protein foods the soup. It's tutiqu. soup M such as chicken whose price has really a main dish brain's "internal scales" funwon. maintaining body weight stayed down at a remarkable the tarfully worthwhile for your sodium-calcium balance In the modest leveL family to enjoy at this time. nerve fibers of the appetite Consumer expem such as Frozen corn kertwis with their area. either Petersen, former (the flavor wiLl see you through The scientists emphasize that consumer Presidential advtser, this lIsfl when fresh corn is not his Imbalance cannot explain ind Virginia K Knauer. current nientiful. all the reasons for weight advtser to the President. both Your faintly will enjoy varIatIons, but some obesity By SUSAN DELIGHT The recipes which follow onion, green pepper, garlic and urge shoppers 10 switch frOzfl chicken served these gooth problems may be attributable Copley NewaService feature cheaper meats in POPrika. saute over medium expensive red meat to other ivayswlth their (jeep roots tnthe to abnormalities in the numbers heat until pepper is twit-. Stir siurces of Protein such as folklore of a sturdy people. delicious guises, of sodium and calcium ions. styles of in olives and basil; remove chicken, eggs, cheese; or beans LeormnlL raw With meat prices acHAMBURGERS WITH These mInerals, according to celerating at an alarming pace, SPANISH OUIVE RELISH from skillet and keep warm. and cereals combined with preparing chicken gives you the Mea.nwhll', Ughtl.p mix bed animal protein or dairy the Purdue chemists, are budget-watching homemakers 2 tbsp.. olive or salad oil pp -tunity to save money by among those which control are more and more turning to 1 cup coarsely chopped onion With salt and pepper; shape Into products. They see this as the serving cfltcen at more than nerve functions at the most the cheaper cuts for their menu maintaining tine meal during the week, 4 patties. Fry patties in same solution to 1 cup diced green pepper basic level, stars. i small clove garlic, crushed skillet until brow.sed to jia'e-j adequate complete protein in PENN8YLVAI'41% OUrcH Rockefeller University doneness. Spoon alive-pepper family meals within the budget These cheaper cuts offer Just It tsp, paprika CHICKE.'4.CORNSOUP researchers, headed by Dr. as much good protein as the Of these foods. chicken is the ti cup sliced pimiento-stuffed mixture on lu-s and i cups chicken broth lit-nm Jules hirsch, have completed il more expensive cuts, but they olives heat. Serve on hamburger ouns must acceptable and the rnus series of experiments which do require more careful or hard rolls, if desired. Makes versatile food to include often in '-a tsp. basil leaves cup chopped anion meaLs. Its rotetn content is seem to Indicate a pattern of cooking. Even though they are 4 servings, 1 pound ground beet chuck ceLery -,up equal to, or better than. popuiar body weight is established not the prestige cuts, they can EASYCALIFOR."sL% I tsp salt cup chopped parsley during Infancy. red meat& BEEF CHIU be dressed up to an impressive L Lip pepper 1 package (10 OWI.CeI) frozen arn The National Broiler Council 2 pounds lean boneless beef elegance lfc.it ,'il in lane ki!ct chuck, stew, round, rump or points out that in thus period of ' teaspoon sugar : brisket high prices, chicken actually : 1 (10-ounce) can Spanish red COStS leSS today than it 'lid . teaspoon pepper, twenty years ago. How is this I chili sauce jljoa possible' industry technologyLmW (ninm I on noodIft It 10-ounce) can beef oou. " intl etflcuent.y brnw.lht about or broth I cup x cut-up cooked I tills tTltXICrfl rltulCle. Erui.'hdasda or taco .:liitckm -: tiqmn Sizn:neretl .a Ca beef Into ,-Lnch pieces, Here ui a brief nunmary of . trimming off fat. Simmer beef, how chicken beuune tOdltV', in large keWe or Dutch aven, i.'. chili sauce and bouillon in beat protein value: heat chicken broth, ALIt! OfliCO -the American btUIIIW In-- "tn ani I4rlay anti simmer .f:rf covered pan about 45 minutes or I it Roickefeller University team Is studying the relation of f,it cells to the problern of regulating weight Protein . pensive 71 - - ' si - . . ' i s Chea De/icious Meals - - - t ea per - - 1 , ''' - 2W . • .. - -. * It desired, thicken sauce with advanced system two tablespoons eorn3tar,:h. Production" 33% Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.. announces net sales of 11,797,708 for March, the first month of the new fiscal year, James W. Sweet, chairman and president of &otty's Home Builder, Supply, Inc. announced that the firma 1971 annual report wait nw,r44 fiT.i p! fer dela In the district Addy Awards competition. Sweet cited this is the third consecutive year since becoming a public corporation that Scotty's annual report has been selected for design excellence. • , Money Is pulsing through the ('nmy. Even if it Isn't being spent by elunsumets directly, but Instead through governmerit, the action is iwsurring. Rut that's lbo point, scy thoce whirl, fee! the ,shiiriow'q o1'n(flu1s presefwe. With the Nixon adrniflhl(ratidWl funning deficits of 1*5 billion in three years this expansion Is hniinul to burn itself ont in Inflation. Well. yen, can't deny that there's a point to nsiier. 't he trend is foe the public sector, gOveTflmnf, to meet the do. rr,,undq of Vurf.ty And with - of foad lialt. pepper. saffron and Quality Garments - Are Easy To Spot By JOYCE KOAItX Copley News Serskie In our fast Iiu'ug society, fewer women have time to sew their own clothe& The trend Is to purchase ready-tv-wear clvths. how can you tell It the garIntent you're buying is good quality The inside of a garment Is 'home representative of Its quaIit than to the outside. Check to be sure there is at IcLit "i'Lnch seaiia allowance Be sure the wants an finished in a manner appropriate to the fabric used: Ftnqly woven fabrics should be pinked or edge stitched. Loose wCevs 3hVOkl be overcast to In-eent frautg. hlettv)-wvlghI fabekis should be bound. Sheer fabrics should have a -, A NEW TWIST Olives, chopped onion and green pepptr lend a nuw and (liffercilt twist to mundane hamburger. They cuD be served on buns, hard rolls or solo. - I inutes DIVIn - Scotty' s Wins Award apntsirCre,T, -. Bust MARCO ISLAND-l.argest of lour Gull4ronting condominiums here, the 124tory Tradewlnd.s is more than 95 per cent sold out as the 2044partment complex reaches "Topping out" stages. Total dollar volume achieved during the rapid sale of these luxury apartments is over $9 million. The figures were released by the Miami headquarters of the Deltona Cot. $puratton, developers of the planned island co.rnnunity. Construction plans call for the Tradewinds to be cornpleted lathe fall of 1912. With Its opening, there will be a total of 436 apartment wdta in the Island quartette of high-else condotniniiuna. The Tradewinds Is the second largest In!Iivtdual project thus for on Marco Island, exceeded only by the new $15 million Marco Beach Hotel, which opened in December. VIM ICDnri, Ii nwoy Up -=-- Marco's Tradwkids 95% Sold Reg. 69.95 ten- piece Ciniter cleaner with 6-way power Selector for rugs, floors, upholstery, dusting, drapes and curtains In cordovan brown a'-' ':ii.r !.. ;' (5 a month)' Special order Prrest' wB$hO'. Fully automatic. wash" average sizo family load All over porcelain enamel finish over steel for long lasting protection against rust. scritchel and stains White only $1 a month' COLUMBIA-Improvement changes to expand the ooeranons of the regional computer service In Columbia (S.C.) to serve the federal land banks and federal intermedlate credit banks of Baltimore, Columbia and New (k-leans were announced by Robert A. Dart-, president, Federal Land Bank and Federal Intermediate Credit Rank of Columbia. Adding to the Importance of Columbia as a computer headquarters center, the regional computer service will be / operated Jointly as a partnership of the six banks, including the two In Columbia. The regional computer service will provide dat.a processing service, to them banks and to their production credit associations and federal land bank associations in Pennsy1vana, West Virginia, Maryland,I)vthware, Puerto Rico,North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. The farmer-owned associations in these states serve over t249,0Y) farmer-members. Science Cutting reflectitg an Increase of 10.58 per cent or $171,036 over the corresponding month last year, according to C. A. Terrell, president. The company's audited earnings for its fiscal year ended Feb. 26, were 11,245,915, or $1.04 per share, as compared to $902,531, or 75 cents per share, for the previous year. Earnings for the year were recently released on a prelimlnary,unau.flt.ed bails as Just over one dollar per esnare. /4 Your choice: 79" 'Charge It"l 148 1 Rag. 355.15, S.,. 3015. Penncrest portable color TV with 11 screen ma;sred deunaiIy. Automatic fins tuning. "Chroma.Loc' selects proper batanr.nf cnlnr arid ties, LIoht.d VHF and slide rule UHF dials. Front mounted speaker for better sound. Walnut grained plastic and wood cabinet. $13 a.soslk' CLEARWATER The board of directors of the Jack Eckerd Corporation declared a cash dividend of 3 4 cents per common share, payable May 1, to shareholders of record at the close of business on April 14. The amount of cash dividend was not increased over the previous quarter, in accordance with the present national economic policy. The corporation, this past Feb. 24, announced six-month sales of $135,395,901, an increase of 12 per cent, and net earnings of $6,208,091, an increase of 30.1 per cent. Sterchi Earnings IJ Beg. $9.93 upright vacuum cinnet bea's, sweeps , and cleanS all at one time And converts to canister at the tO.aCtl f a dial ('5 a month)' Rag. 3ee.gs Sa'e 3015 portable color TV w!t 19" SCr&Is measured diagonally. Features automatic fine tuning, preset VHF fine tuning. "Chrome. Loc" selects proper balance of color and tint. Built-in aut'netic color purifier. 13.50. month' Sale $39 (a Computer Operations Fxpand.d Sale $339 Oj PAGE ID 3&L Aide expansion, sortie forecasters nrs' kr's'iinsg a close Owc it on tho liMiter side of lungs, Just In case that shanlow grows longer, There are (buss, fr,r e*siniple, wli'P s 'minter the popular fipt'v. inst of ii ifinitinIlefi expansion Willi 11w, shnir ribssrvr,lirn that no, the l'nnr,orny Is going try do little mmir,re than plrwl along. look. they say, u'nsurnars right now are holding billions of dollars away from retailers. They're savIng at an i per cent rate. They won't spend. And If they wont, how are you going to have expansIon' - ifrrath , Our biggest savings ever on refrigerators. Sale' -.=.----- __.______________ .----.------- Forecasters Fear The Future every day. By ANN SLECZKOWS)U - ._ -4- --.-.,.--. Tt'eiu should be no puckering in scam.s or darts. Uruken seams represent weak thread used anuior an uneven tension. Iouse thread end, should be tied securely. Dart ends should be securely fastened to prevent unraveling ut the ttztcflmg They should taper to a tine point for a smooth fit. Stripes and plaids should be matched exactly at all stains especially center (runt and back, and side ,ewn,t Check the Will iu be sure that Ws even, flat, and that the stitches are Invisible on the right su.ie of the 94ritivirit. Skirts and dresses should have at beast tw-inch beiui& h"wits shuuli,l havv at least a L's'incb hem. A biting or under, lining (lining and garment sewn as one) givea a belier ft and ap pearance. Straight skirts and pants sliouklbe Lined to prevent themu from bagging or strei chlng out of shape. Jackets and coats are usually Uiwd Devsscs should be lined toe w'.dcr ttncd uniss they are meant to tit vert softly. Rand stitching of the Lining at the ahukIters, ant tholes and around the edges is i'QUUIiCO In better garnernt.s. SATU RATED COVERAGE WITH The Hera Bargain Section 25.000 copies sre distributed to more than IW,000 readers throughout thie, area including: Santa.d, Enterprise, DeBory. Deltona. Ost.sn. Lood, Ces.ssi,.rry. North Orlando. Fern Park. A ltamonte Springs. Oeldo, Chulujøt. F o r e st City (nlr&nvn.44 iC Wint,r Park. Moltiand and I.'?4 �U 13, 1972 Hydroponics: Hear s Retirees We ill Way To Solve Food Problem? 6 Talks in Iation near Thko1ui I4tI that mty 5 alleviate the situation is producing more f*xxt (fl )'t RIEOJ.MOORF. TtatI vegetables for the *rT1W4 per centofueear'i surface t& hydroponics. 1ok it up in your enironment*lly controlled CpkyP ice forces. Hydroponics proponents conventional Funk & Wagnsill. Hydn.çonics ndiwe. suited for . predict, however, that tN is nothh* -the wkwvof The predicUon that there jii agriculture. Its further øiii over, and or twice as 'Y PtI P)e on the pltcatt-d by the fact that we are plants with their roots in liquid it dates back at least to 199. experimental era in face of the globe by the year )niung some t,SflO acres a day t( snlution.s, rather than in soil." the technique has been Will thatSOOfl h rorooics, of be a household Woni has provided food experts urbanization and highway The promise of this unique ca*ually cultivated In various At prrseit there are per constn,ctum. aricuftural process Is that it countr1e for a long time, and With a perpleung problem couple of handfuls of con. (w technique which can help uk's le ss space and water, while after World War ii a o*cre amedal problem becomes a dili hydroponics opera tions in this country. Hytir x-111turt, 1 -. - - • - - - * - - :-. covered with -.. .-.---. - 8 Gifted Students ' we SrE.AMERmRPEDOED B EARL ARONSON AP Newleatvrrs us gardeners spend Most hours every spring, summer and [all trying to get nd of dandelions. 'let some folks plant them. Derek Fell of Burpec's Fordbook Farms tells us the s • company "enjoys a small but steady demand for these Jt,th" This variety. be expl*IiIS isan cating t)IIC with tare. uuts I3Vt'5 UWO 101 greens, sometimes a heart urnits to endive, roots from which you may brew tea, and biossoms that can produce wine Another Item in this year's extensive catalogue is salsify When cooked this has a flavor "not unlike" oyster. Fell e ports, and is a favorite with some who ca'[ seem to get enough shellfish Salsify can be a long PT'°" ducer. Its roots may be left in the ground through winter for spring use. For winter use, dig roots in autumn and store them In moist sand in a cool cellar A third unusual plant is curly, cress, a somewhat pungent green suggested for salads or sandwiches or blended with cream cheese. Indoors. sprinkle c'wlyc'ress seeds on moist tissue paper In a shallow tray. Within 20 days you'll have fully grown curlyrress If YOU enjoy it and want a year-round SOW a new windosill crop every two weeks You can get a head start on spring, or at least on frI. your low gardeners, with 's cold frame or a hot bed in which you can start plants tan,', A simple cold frame ge'ner. ITS A \VIDE WIDE WORLD of learning for these youngsters fortunate to be involved in the Gifted Child Program. Shown are Teague Middle School students Bonnie Blamick, Irene Sgletary, Pam Jones, Allyson Orum, Albert Nurses that has been without a physician for the last three years. The young pioneers are working in a project put together by Washington state's Regional Medical Program in conjunction with the Darringlan Hospital Guild. The guild spearheaded the program after it failed in a drive to attract a physician. Th e last one who practiced here was driven away by overwork and by the long The two are Mrs. Lynn Ann Vigesss and Miss Gretchen The Canadian steamer. Em. iodde They are registered press of C$flMs. was tLPCdC*'(l nurses who have agreed to staff Off of Freetown, West Africa, a medical clinic In Darrington, with 400 persons aboard on a tiny Cascade Mountain tOwn March 15 ________________________________________________________________ ally is a wood frame covered With a window sash Glass pan cis permit the sun's beat to __ enter in the daytime. The soil absorbs the heat and give, it of! at night to keep small plants WOI{LI)ALMANAC — — FACTS -1it•J'i1r.r.-1'A.___ ; ,, , - .. - -. -. ' - , ' - . , ' . - . ' . - ,•. sophisticated medical equipment.. Since then, Darrington's only medical facility -a clinic built by community effort - has been empty. The little cornmunity's plight has been duplicated ln many other towns where almost desperate efforts to attract a ph)cian have been tntless. flarringthn Is 30 miles tram its nearest neighbor, Arlington. a somewhat larger t.ty with a small but modern hospital. Several physicians practice in Arlington. If the new program works, much of the inconvenience and suffering will be relieved. The nurses, especially trained for the assignment, will provide many of the services that can be obtained at any medical clinic. Royal Sabre Portable I ' ' . ' Regular $9995 - - - - - . , - -- - Prier 89 95 H Types so smooth and en.cy, it's like music to your ears. Chock-full of "most-wanted" ji-atures like Magic' Margin controls, Magic Meter scales, Touch Control' selector, Magic' Column Set and Clear, Push-Button Variable Line Spacer. (urst cpenker was In luis erez, whose topic was "Cenerstion Gap" The in vocation was given brRev Roy Black. Jack president, made th: ': troductions. P I ' By Ann Sleexhawiki ritums, rtc.iu _a j / , - - C _-;i " - Of - • (' "--L_-.--'k :' Ioosp— VILNIffir ' -,I DOUBLE KNITS - 4 ' , I- , Current B OS t S 0 I I e F ' . .I_.. - ., I—' Ia W iai I.s.I -&ISVIII 0005 1 0I .Aa - $ $38 816 0 ,, 'I - IRUSWWMTT - - aJ.',y.Ttj i11 &VCE OR . _____ F I S FURNITURE SPORTSWEAR PRINTS II CASSILBERRY •t "Welod *- S. -, & 198 I, . ( . .. "'FAVORITES" - pa Li o. $j29 Ii) L:T1ilI?jLS4 SALES WY. 17-92 , - I(f. Co:si, 4L4 1 jq ••øI*-I ___ PRINTS I •,** Interest To Women .4 2H) J L j c S00LLflI " U' - ) SUPER KASHMIR WAHOO NOVELTY PRINTS P*iNrs Icrn.Au,4. 4$ W.d too a tii 04,'tll o4.a'4 Is April 17.21 'CAPRr' JERSEY ½ PRICE SALE — S. $2981d ta i OS. LONG WOOD Hwy. 17-!3 and l)4 Open Sunday 10a.m. 1p.m. Mon.. Tues.. Wed. Sa.r,,. ip.m Thur., Fr,. Sat. Cam - Spin. - DIAL 322.2611 or 831.9993 $1.49 ADDITIOnAL MW AND COLOR PORi'.ArrS '-'ÀY BE PURCHASED AT THE SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE CAP AND GOWN AVAILABLE. Limited Time Only CALL PENNEY'S PORTRAIT STUDIO FOR APPOINTMENT 644-9293 or 647-4333 Ea. lit I. Being transferred within 90 days? We pay CASH FOR EQUITY IN YOUR HOME NOW, you move when ready! If you are thinking of moving reason for any !Z1I1JkV1 QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY IN HOMES! ANY AREA ANY TYPE HOME Personalized ServIce 9:00 'til 9:00-7 days CALL COLLLI - NO OBLIGATION L5I'Il0 tPI5 -n, fini Time Ever I S. Veer Face," flack '5 Mane With '. Name.- COMBINED MUKTUAGE co. Casseiberr', Fla. P. 0. Box 313 Amtrks "to Tb. 5.ala." Dramatici "1 (atca.' Tea ORANGE & SEMINOLE COUNTY Bob Maddox—(305)83a-641 I "H..n 05 Gild," V.g *'POPP7 Laav," Oam1Sd "s.ts. sy G.Uy, w.." StyI*slki 'A C.bsys Watt Is IIIV Des.." Softy * ('bee "01y Dr'r,misg," Pra.kI BREVARD COUNTY Ken Hoff-4305)631-1 140 "i 5010. $139 I, *5105 MmMs.. 5510 'SIll 5001 1W ___ ft~ VMS &V two . U U _ - huhI ' - - - i_• tip, . Handsome 8-Pc. Spanish Designed Dining Room WANT AD WEEK 1(t.FL4neIS T,iuriaev 41 Wide dining IOOflI 0 ihsoo ploc* of chgnni $ouhti asstw1 finish an selected v•n••rs voilk carved d*i51'*. Ieotsuas of i density simulated wood. You got oval table and.05, giu.i font, lighted glos, shelves and 0 hndsomo carved and pholst.e.d chotra . - I aim and S side. S.. tht& I.u,t.c buy lodoyt Moke you. spanish Iil'iI1U1iiI h gh ch ,n Is April 17-21 U — appearing in The Sanford Herald are dvdiidbie io you in UxlO reprint size for $3. for only INCLUDES: 6 HANDSOME CHAIRS (1 ARM & 5 SIDE) PRIYTS 41'W1,j, fto to U 00 WEEK ONE BEAUTIFUL SeiO 890 PORTRAIT IN CAP AND GOWN - " WANT AD n the CtOIM P1, 4IiI -. - The Appalachian Trail, running about 2.000 mitt's from Maine to Georgia. and the Pacific Crest Trail, extending 2.350 mdci from Mexico to British Columbia, were established as National Scenic Trails by the Federal Traits Act of 1961, The World Almanac says. enn " s ••• CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATE The Top Ten TheCS14I40S P \__j Having Financial Problems? We pay CASH FOR EQUITY IN YOUR HOME, we pay all back payments, all late charges, all closing costs! Orlando will solicit donations door-to-door and these funds will be credited to the Orange County unit, while the money collected in North Seminole will accrue to Seminole County a'edlLHesald that plaxca for the next year Include having all of Seminole County working for Seminole County instead Of the divided county program as Is being conducted this year. Television Program -.----------.- j CL, PublixFaod Fair. Winn Dtsle rAxle (Al. Superra inPost, Sanford Auto Parts, FUwida State Rank, Rinker Materials, McCrory's. United State Rank. Tip-Top Market, First Federal Savings and Loan Aoc1atlon and Park & Shop. - p,,,. , va a certi(kats 1 appreciation were presented to employers John Carl, Cancer Crusade chairman for North Seminole County, made an appeal for help to the All Souls Catholic Women's Club. CL'ST 'All (T t' LITf'tI C..k....l 1 DILI IL.oi. t),I. , , UL VC 1; VU UFUUft, UUL improvea Junior; rat '[alley, lie todU women that 23,0QQ Education Clubs of America chapter held their highest academic grade; Brenda Belsito, women die needlessly each year second annual employer-employe banquet highest academic grade; Sandy Seined, did because they do not avail themselves of medical help in Wednesday ni ght at the Sanford Garden Club most for chanter: Debbie RiChardo. most time. fie urged all prt'nttoget building. Shown with coordinator Louis J. cooperative; and Paula Weber, most lrn'proved 10 their doctors for the "Pap" Girard, center, are students recognized for Senior, test a screening test to detect their accomplishments, left to right, James early cancers of the uterus. He also asked the women U they would amid in the door.to.loor crusade on Aix-Il The members voted to donate 4 $25 as memoriAl to one of their members, Celia Rock, who died of cancer this year. Members also signed a volunteer sheet assist in the areas In which they And I hope you'll be kind home is efficiently operated at __________________________ reside. By JACK IE STEFANICH enough to advise me of any all times. Copley News Service Responding to a question other such programs that )OU IXar Nana: 1Ing this 'ilalt we would from one of the members, Carl . Your readers may be feel would be beneficial to my cooperate In answering any S told the gorup that he is only especially Interested In a reader's, questions anyone has con- (Co'pil.d by Publishes' W,.hly) responsible for North Seminole. television special, "Life, Death Dear Nana: cernlng our nursing staff or Volunteers in South Seminole FICTIO N and the American Woman" In reply to the article "Nurse nursing care. "The Winds of War," Wouk Longwood, and Casselberry, Sponsoredby Bristol-Myers and Says In Rest Home She Is Altamonte Springs and North MC. .- Wheels." halley .-Wheels." produced with the cooperation Overworked" and your answer, Dear M.C.: "l'ht' Word." Wallace of the Notional Institutes of "I've seen them all." "The Assassins." Kazan Thank you for your Invitation Health, the show Is set for Dear Nana "The Ezrcit," iil,,tty to visit your home for the aged. Thursday, April 29, it 10.11 ulrn. ON F'R't ION We, the staff of St. Anne And, I only wish I could visit all tEST) over the ABC television Home for the Elderly, extend to the aged facilities and patients "The Caiiit- of the Foxe s. network. you and anyone concerned with who are in these facilities who Farago "The Ilferi'.i' Nev"r 1'..'. NIH physicians and their this problem an open invitation are kind enough to write to me. patients &ill appear in actual 1. iitti Aronscm our ;iarat.;g home However, I'm sure those who Bailey medical situations filmed at the facililies "Eleanor and Franklin," are in your area and who are lAishl NIH clinical research facilities It would not be necessary to looking for an aged home for" TrauN and hI.'pt*irn, Kaniri across the country. Patricia set upa specific day ortlmedue their parents will take ad. Neal will narrate, • Menopause, heart and late-in- to the fact that our nursing vantage of your kind offer. - life pregnancies might be particularly relevant for your readers. Other topics which will be discussed with preventive emphasis lncluae Ia east and cervical cancer. Case histories and a list of the — NIH physicians who will par. ticipate are enclosed. I hope it Swill be possible for you to indude mention of this important program in your column and I'd be pleased to hear from you. Jerome Gill:iuin Dear Mr. Thank you for taking the time to inform rue in advance of the above broadcast, as I'm sure that many of my readers will be 45 lnt&'rvsta.'d in watching a clinical that program research discusses subjects they're concerned %4ith. Sanford 1109 French Brenda Relsito, students with the highest academic grades; Sandra Settled, contributed most to the chapter and Deborah Rkharde most cooperative. karate self-defense A dcmonstratn was presented by Fred Kelley and DECA member Vickie Patterson. Dinner music was provided by Janet Blaylock and Steve The banquet was cowiniams sponsored by United State Bank Students recognized for their and Chase and Co., who achievements were James received special awards. Brooks, most improved junior; Louts Girard is coordinator Paula Weber, most improved for the distributive education senior; Patrick Talley and program atSHS. - 133l [to iuisueu ,feaP ' ,7OUS Topic Drive Is Scheduled 12george StUart JEN SOON She reports that the St, Augustine and Marineland bus trait has been cancelled due to insufficient registration, No: Seminole Cancer . Dipped" treatment. ion Seminole 111gb School 1)tstribuIve Education Clubs of Arn.riea (f)ECA) chapter held , its .cond annual employer. employee banquet at the Sanford Garden Club building, . 3222645 Makes You a Master of the Keyboard Svlid On Family Want Ads uss I: DOUBLE KNIT For Our Special i "It's honey tion Gap Gen Disc HANDYMAN distances frcxn hospitals and 77c Se* Our Large AdOi The Classified Pages Chaptir president Matgery rIchintetall area residents to hear this discii.eslon of atthrills and how to live with it. Tour director Mary O'Leary will give a tirlefing of plans for the two4ay ts.ig tour to Pier IS in Fort lauderdale and to IJon Country Safari" at West Palm Spach ' Just Call The George Daugherty. In background, league guidance counselor Walter Dzurus II, and John Stuart teacher. (Ann Riley Photo) treatment of arthritis it the t,*ilrkklen, though still crippled, monthly meeting of 1)eflnry hehas devoted his life tohelping Chapter, AmerIcan Association the handicapped. He was ofitetired Persons, Friday at to named ''ilandicapped sin. In the fleRnry Firemen's Amnerkan of the Year In I91 by the l'rrtklent'e Committee recreation hail. Hr. John V. Cronnis, fro m on Fmnpinymnient of the Ifan M*l " flrndenton, director of the by. Walter L. Norton, of New Florida Chapter of the Arthritis I-'ounttntion, will present two Smyrna Reach, a national workers in th battle against authority on arthritis, will be this trippIio disease of lb. the second speaker. He was aging v;hichi affects 17 million protes.wr of medicine at Ten nessee University college of Americans. " Jerry II. Walsh, director of medicine and assodat. chief of special services for the founouri dation, diction, has been waging a national Crusade al, atthritla quackery. ho will era demonstrate a bag full of nostrums and devices as sanitiles of the many Worthless remedies peddled by quacks to ' . ' Brodie, Frank Kilgore, Hobert Callaway and medicine at the Memphis Veterans Administration Hospital. lie Is authot of 24 pub11eatinns em arthritis and Its lYll— Family Pleasing Food Daddy Pleasing Prices Arthr * t * unwary artliritles. Walsh, a promising big league bill player, wit struck down by rh.uinatokl arthritIs at age IS. After iLl years of being OfferAlternative BY MEREDITH A MAY Ceple siews DARRINGTON, Wash. Two pretty young nurses arc beginning an experiment that could bring new hope to small towns that have been unable 18 support a physician, warm. 4 The hot bed is much the same except that it uses artificial beat as well as the sum. Dec. tncal beating cables are buned in the soil to beat the bed A convenient suc for a (ram ls3 feel z$ feet. Three fceti convenient for most people Make the frame as long as you warn The frame should face south or southeast for most winter sun and should be placed so the cover will not blow off. Sink the frame base a few inches into the ground Io keep cold air Irom seeping into the ground. and hank earth around it Fill the frame With twu inch. ' es of gtavel. a strip of burl: s: -' F. and four uclt's Of goud garde: ,; Nick ; F -r soil. It is a good idea to ha* v ;.& -. two thermometers, one in the • soil and the other to measure air temperature You can germinate seeds in the frame or start them indoors -'and move them out when they have developed two leaves. The germination temperature GRAPE RANGING LAMP. should be 7D5 degrees, then was donated to South reduce it to W when the seed- Seminole Veteran of Foreign lings are an inch tall Lower the Wars Auxiliary 1207 to raise ' temperature by raising the sash ftnds to help rebuild the pci;t tlightly home Longwood Patrolman The seedlings should be a' Janes Pliecones drams tered in the morning so that name of winner Evelyn Hart leaves will be dry by evening as Mets Burgess of the — When the outride temperature is above 45 degrees, open the Ai'-" and District II frame on the side away from President Esther Jacobs the wind to eliminate a dired admire prize. iAnnRiley Photo l draft I I L Carpentry -Painting Small Jobs — Hauling another. t.iectronicz, engineering, math inJ science are part of the vaned Interests of the young people. Wonderful things are happening in the warici Of learning for eight students at Walter league Accoirding to Stuart, gifted children such as Middle SchooL thew mpy well become the leaders of the future. Bonnie Blamick, Irene Singletary. Pam Under the (rIM t'h1lnrt.n-i It tJ I" 1" '' .lones, Allyson Orurn, Albert Brodie, FTEIflk challenged and motivated. A gifted child also Robert C3111w1y and Gearge may become one of of our society u Daugherty are transported every Wednesday IL) not given the right training. A large per-entage II*.I t tIi - of dropouts are gifted children who became Shirley and John Stuart, a mother °° bored with the average school currlculwn. team, dedicated teachers in the gifted Child program, league students look forward to each Wed-. One of the students is doing a study of the nesday. It is hoped that in the coming achool year Dianey sIs from ft, nniig and how much more students ma look forward to Increased profit he would have U he had irivesW a itzed learning. If the parents want the programs and sum of money. French holds the Interest of yet let it be known then it will be possible. reinforced If you need some - B) AN ULEY RI) Cliainnan Al Keel Ii Pre('nt s il%vavds of appreciation S( '1 IU( )L BOARD to John Mercer, president of the United State Bank of Seminole, and John cant of Chase and Company, co-sponsors of the Seminole High School Chapter of DECA's second annual banquet, which Was attended hv 110 persons. _________-------------.--------------- No Job Too Big.... ma In $ncrinI Trr in inn On A panel of authorities provided by the American Arthritis Foundation will ,resent the Intesi developments In the (MUSCS and probably the largest and most 'uccessful so far. And wFfl practically anything can , ,:rown hydroponically, the emphasis here has been o I.matocs, because of the hip profit yield. The trade name is Gardens and the magic works like this: tomato seedlings planted In nine-Inch beds of inert, washed gravel which run the length of the building a a by 124-toot, steel-ribbed - MOTHER-SON teaching team of Mrs. Shirley Stuart k right) and John Stuart council with a student in the Gifted Child Program at Serninole Junior College. (Arm Riley Photo 'rJursuy,,,prlJ I.J, me al',r'rcs'u riraiu - See Our Largo AdOn The CiassIlI.' Pages a For Ou.'SpectI Urir 413 E. Firsi as. Open SvridaylOa,rn 3p.m. Mon., Toes., Wid,, Thur*. & Sit. 5a.m. '?p.m, Fri. 5am -Coin ½ PRICE SALE - On FmiIy Want Ads ) o,th lust I P"0441 321 "Ill IS,fitaC:AHSASIOIS 11,641h I"% SOUTH $ LAMOSSY QUALITY HOII SU.'o'*54S*$ -- �Thursday. AprI 13, 972 4B—The Sanford Herald __ [wnOu% StruCtures .- I -______ -ji lj:c . I ( T - ancient P -, b6t. k iou take Whoshould care 59 X u metal Michigan Is Move On Co ISI.f Cheer io 23 Irur NGup or morn. at 14hom, Ital) ? S Subway in dtVtnity MOfltZ$1 tWordof Bin BttflVtch rutort impatirricre Goddess of discord of ww V. "c-• ho Is reak Ili- O.. care and entertainment of an elderly mother srho ILAR ;BR': I would like to kn Trial VIP 22 I.* lit wait &S Raw metal 10 b,bl,r.1 stritc- 33 Angk--Saunr, Sf TAhimpui, 40 Frvwh rivvr uqually among the two sons and three daughterit, My brothdauers fc1 W;-~.t,Lild v,-.j suggest I do about this situation? Sutu 1veoun4 11 9 - - - - - — — 13 re-sPa I'FR TROUBLED: what art What should you de about the .UusUen Eu I presume you have been doing Giving sow- mother all the hair yj afle-utina vnu c- an and remindlar your brothers tji-,;j t % hr i,6 also their mother. and the)ought io he oohasnrA at thtmwtvesh,r neteeng her. — - - - - — . - - — - - — — — 31 32 j3L3 134 3 "33 W — — — — — ___ - — - T11 - — — - - - - 55 — - I I I - DF-Aft QUIt.."t, It would be ampoule of you to djaceaLe. — — — - - I. I Is — pritlirge Poor Pavers, of DEAR ABBY: My boss [a woman! invitr4 me to a Cau_cw Her Pet ptirt%. which was a small buffet supper My ban gave the to-ldr 11 vcry nice clork radio 71K. next morning at work I found a note an my desit use to pa It. v tom. For a personal repay ewlvor aLampoill. atiWirvassill evvirlo". For Abby 's new bookie-i. 'M T94%-AIM W Kiwo.- wad51 to Abby. 942 111111113 . Les &401M COL ~. _________________________FOR FRIDAY, APUL 14, 1C72 IORECAST ____ Aoia CARROL.4, RIGH TRIM's - 1P ' 166 from - ', 1.s ~ i . the CanoIl Rbtez U&M-MMON ell: Ecom Polly's Problem ,- = - laadtute . excetirn? for putting in motion whuirer :4ngrnient sermi feasible to you, hut the afternoon and c%rntng finds an element of doubt pmwnt This requires much m:re ud and work on it if YOU &it to avid making serious Mistake& A k I US (161 it, 21 to Apt. 19) You art able to makc mucb prorTess in thc the mairning Latet in the day you have to be U YOU C0 $ not to take any r a Being U t$ ini"Irtant. Dcm*t argue with mate. 20 to May 20) You turve a tood Mail In Ott morning that could take you away from more important ttjnp, so schedule you,time wucly for bw nzdtt Don't !xrlcct correfrMwenct c.l- miNi (May 21 to June 21) You can go ahead with EVENING I 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares Jeannie (6) Truth or (9) News Con"quences (9) Dragnet 7:30 (2) To Tell the Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (C) Primus 8.00 (2) Flip Wilson (a) Space In the Age of Aquarius (9) Alias Smith ano Jones AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) jeopardy 16) Where It* ,, - soundr l&e a small thing but it does make him el l' dependent on the- children and me and we all wa:t to dci as much far ourselves as we can -Lk)LJTA. DEAR POLLY—I have a solution to Louise 's problem of quilted mattress pads shrinking after laundering. I had an old fitted sheet. worn in the middle but good on the sides, so I sewed my mattress pad on the old sheet and have no problem with the d slipping off the edges of the bed.-ANOTHER LOUISE in a nursing home and many DEAR POLL\'—I reside different groups and individuals come to entertain us in various ways but my Pet Peeve is With those who treat its as if we were two-Near-olds -F-THEL for Safety iwoo (2) Leon mar,vin (9) Owen Marshall , 1. ,Ic stais im pcl, they do not compirl " %%'hat you make of ) ow life Is largely up to YOU! unued the suit. Z rutted tht. second heart and remarked You dc bid four no-trump • - I' LM 1'IwL' %tii ionic irom this ne\spax!r in Mrs John Donohoc's paper scul pture class at St Mary Magdalcn School, Altamonte d MORNING 6:is (2) TV Classroom (&) Sunshine Almanac 19) Slim Mims 6:30 (6) Sunshine Sirn*SW 6:45 (2) SunshIne Almanac (C) Florida AgrI-World 7:00 (2) Today (6) News • - -' LOI ______ - __ * I I,-.-- - . ft 00L.&TACM COLOR s, - - - It , *I -1. 1) i- ---I onus som ON 17-921 IJoIrAff.11 1 ,31 SSt?S I ~_. . ~ I _' — I ,q 7 TONITETHRU SAT. — Ist Area Showing IR ?:ISAID-.4 . ffl, 11 To the . t dault.ter I .; w1w" via I i sgisnt '1 4) _____________ s .' .. . : a - MARIA SCHELL I U 1 in I ei - r ) ______________________ '_ '•' . - Wa., n musr.s Parani NOwII;Ss.a:thiLiI' - Ea'IvI,rd P40 PassI'P,as mattri,se wao, Eveninct-u-M .# t " - - . - - A-ty-L-S — _ WNTOWN SANFORD113- $121 . - - - - BIG FEATURES wow SHOWING Conrd. from 6:00 P.M. ____________________ ... OPEN 4:00 (2) Munsrs Ct"de (f - to Love l i _.. (9) Movies 4 30 (2) I Love Lo . (4) Perry Mason 5;oo t2) Dick Van Dyke 9-30 (6) Virginia Graham 11D 10: :3o t2) Concentration ta Mery Griffin i0:50 (9) Fashions In Sewina - ., I .- ta) Groan Aes WISER lOUiSE THE WORLD OF MUSIC en soil caresse the ear Le#er " icsed Love Sung," "White Ues, flu form a musical scrapbook of 1es sch memories It songs as "Wedding song 'e' the theme t The Is from "Love Story — which is a t No tt 1010 oy Jun "Ain' shine," a solo by Tony."N" by 01r3 and How Can You Mend en A To" a luok into the boys' that Tony ckground. we fud ituide his WWow debut t the show in his of B on a radio age horny tuwn of Sharon, Pa Alen his fam,ily moved to li.s Angeles tie was irrepted b) Lite fartwd Mitchell Boyh oir and h pro1esonal iflU aicalcareerhepfl Jim Pike was bCe-fl in St Louti Mo and aft seng in the -U.S. Navy. tie moved to Los A:igeles. lie attended Brigham tsmg University in Utah and started singing with campus grups After college he group caUad 11W Damons, which sang With Stan Kenton in Ups VePs. When the coup mme he Ind Twy. Ttey diacussed thcir about Iarming a voical group. their mcal ideas were the sww, the name was chtom, Lettermee were in j iiid rounds u the cOtW. He o t v . (G P) HIDRAN" TIw3H..d.dMonster ' 11:3$A.M.tO11:OOP.M. FridmyafldS3tUrdaV SATURDAYMATINEE KIDDIE SHOW - $1SAGS POPCOIN WITH Pallas EXCELLENT SEAFOOD Inexpensively P-1ced RAW OYSTER BA LOUNGE COCKTAIL I PH. 322.5281 25ol S. French Sanford - -'- - 3 ... - % ,• 1 - "-q p • 11 is. -r ' j - - ______ 1! ______ i ONLY 9 MORE Nl(;HTS SEASON ENDS APRIL 2 MelneeS: Moay, Wednesday & Saturda y Post Times 1:45 p.m and I p.m. '~PUK ft Y Nu Play The Fabulous Big Per'f.cta MINORS i ) - , / a / -; - •. I el I, by La" Lmwi I. 1' I 4.-,j -_ 7 \ I / flf — - - _________ f - -- - - --- -. tl 1 _____ - _, -. ( I. - 1 . 1 - LANCELOT -_ .....- __ ( 4 - i A -_ -_ - — ,~ - —-r-,_ ,r--- LC'. LIKE P"E I - ( HEAVEW. i Mqr ANY I HAVE TO I Is / I "-4'I J-I-- --10 - 1. ~ I" 1 ---o. r0 k 10 -. (' ) Xr-vv PRISCILLA'S POP - ____________________ — - - - — \ 411, - - - - I -_ 3 ", , - -- ~ \'%~ '\ I 1I , I _`- - k —_~ ---- i : f - # /' I- -, WINTHROP RAIjcfi '1 1~/ / . -- -... - - - _. I y 'I) / n. - _1_1~ , . I I - 1. - Y t; -_____ -. I ' . 1. , ,No , % ,_~ 1. I I by Al Vermisair ,1.e~zo IT 1'Wi TIME!! I : :t , # A i BUT wr= CAP I'T So BERt-LARD I CA'J'T MAkE) , 9 ,, .' ~I . 4 , ~ C ,I , . ,*. a.;i I ~ *.- - I— I I --N \'f T A -'1 FOR A 041LE- --- 1. by C64ter & Pan" . . ---e WS = E_ !) - *- - - -- \ or z -- - - by Dick Cavism - - ktAL_r.' TIi((:. .-_c - - - 1&44T MF70 TELL 1~aji P - - -- - - _ ______ — - ______ __ _____ I CAPTAIN EASY -______ - N/dHr4l119F!r! 1, HOW VIC) I ~ 11 .,- . on WWII you read furtherl Which group of men Is most vital to the futine of our Republic and even the continuation of human life on this planet? Debate this In school. And cultivate your child's "horse sense." i i 11 i~ ._ . v MFE 1 - ..ow I ,,j - - Titii )&,::,I , ill. i' ".'' F ,ot iiong prt't sttll tftii j , So we could get along without all the physicians of tflIUl( I ilki still our pojiti l.itum Wohsitlzx)m. \1irt'hsbirs would dii iii infusvv ttid Inure ohut'stt'rs might' piss iwtv, taut ;X)p1:I,1ti011 W1140(i rise. v%vti SO. I iriir hi%%ttti iti tiltITIOSI &tiid.il workers iii ons sodety. (or without fosi, )r. -' "-' BEETLE BAILEY / I It - (ur.'rs c;iiit surk, cindil lIlti - ,, ' - - . -- --------- -, I 1, '( AJZ%iY FCCV A~o A,;&.C-P ME F OSiET / 1 E NEER 6ET ¶,4EE . CtICIWE AND o.e NEVER E ...; - .-- . a lker urt W J-1ka f 11c, I i" s.'' ,*Lc L .\ tsIsuiiglisui isisi In's ,suiss' of liii' snperlstruts ,,, / 30 dass ' school h bus I thsintc mans datis who treated (.s'orgt sbus on t hei r I) icicsi dow'l %V.1011110111 ill 111% linal illFor now- 4 m. ('° I (A my c1'aS%116L1f 1a ss III l7tl iii tuu sll sa sit oi It P- tii'tws iI no iii rur.il studs sits uunh is the uuriisus I titlahilk i_I t 0 18.5 k'tI 5 1(111 ednphiisdtiIhsl So l'1lkt ' 1 or tIn tin slit, of ti I ftiniislitl our IsxI Mihilils I 0 UI) d - hI us " I tii.tt '1 Air:ic,i snupissi's Iuuk. WHO'S IMPORTANT? I i .. ... I , ---:1 — ~1~1_ ..!.,*.~. ;:..-, _. - ,. Ill : %_-,iI "i. ____ I -•. ' - - I - 1 *i '. - _____ I - • ^I!, - - Nrl- , 9/f: , r . I . • I .~ . HIFRE f I 11 - Ic I,, -. ) V - 11 - - "t, . . BLON DIE c" .--- 'V) bI.i Ti, L AaeNr - • • b . .. \,' 7'\ . -' [I. i , AN --- . b! Châc Young -- T$ I I - i '-1 i I ' ' - -- , 'V - ' ----- ------ —7--- PoCkET? J,:•, -t I 11 ' / 1 ( I s... ' ' -" - . - % I -' '-..... 1. ;1 -- \ J7/ 1.' ____ '---- ulasti q "what is list itiost inspurtint A. / •' -- Al u — April AMY I 0' . _____ P .8 M.D 5) I • li(Ii aged 17, is a highs st4iool senior. FACTS I - ~ - - April 18 tatnontc Springi Homemakers, 9 aiii., lu-s e al S&L Altamunti • I - -1 - I d) L ' - ( I THV I4AV A M the easement and drainage to Oh tli y 01kii cosistilteil In trkt4s 150111(1 Ik Cit iie4l executive corruiuttee, 8 p m, Ante k.it' wItch doctors 1111(1 herb out within a I to lt.tii a (1S'lhit(' 'Wr art' I. room Seminole Junior College 1)"t 1110"t (if "'ell tnicki jn(I fr(,igl;t traim. flext %1141. so I'd like to gvt M74 (over Ube library 1. some Iders to sulilmit 111V treatinelit %%-its psycli(i,logical. WtIre const.intly to refill Ilivil April 13 And ( I Isbn slit lses t-ongwood Bell Ringers, 7 Jr1IiflLflt$ snnful ths hi . 4 (anti Actuahls, thus' Itnnrrs cm I list cm a Simip.p., Upsalu I resbyterian - 0 - 41 382 residents with Spanish be somewhat below the roughiy ponsion 01 racial minority sec surnames. dropped from six 17.7 per cent total minority tions, and white families left wed by out of 432 to zero out of 379. population of the United States. for other neighborhoods. April 14 I EVERY SAT.HERRAFTER 000RSOPINAT lies ~_tl~ ~ ,.. Chamber of Commerce. April AD2Sc J .1 i i Ir ,rm 0 .. " -, I & T. I1SX ~t~ CAMPUS CLATTER starting 01mo Burns County Engineer William Bush said It was a cam of typical substandard sub. Correcti on would level in the tnlocalboarclnuikeuprcflcct l-urther,,u'r participation Ing progress in race relations consolidation of boards in Fla. agreements with the residents On Jan. 1, 1969. there were not generally appreciated, rida eliminated 53 places, of u area ),61 minority faces to be have Deep South We are % orking on this situ. Whien Inquired it the r serving On local draft boards. Governors nominate locai at" ion and so Is Gov. I Reubin) qualified for emerg board meiribers, usually upon ThLA figures out to a jump the recommendation of the A.*ew." he said. maintenance and if drainage Is III Hawaii, 45 of the 61 local the primary problem. [Avender trorn 9 per cent to 15A per cent state directors. and the presboard s are lacks. P said that if the people wanted a Ident of the United Slates I California tJ wlth b surnames, points them. permanent solution to the serving. Orientals; and American In. problem, they must be will.ing to In Alabama, for example. Gen. Lewis Hershey began to dians. The 4.100 local boards only 10 blacks out of 303 board pay for It, With cant.inued rain move toward increased ininor. throtIghout the nation (and members were serving at the Ity memberaltip In the waning the emergency work is in vain. Guam, Puerto R.1co and the Ca. end a( 1970. By lad Jan. 31, Commissioner John Kim. the months of his stewardship as nal Zone) have a total member. rtdmber had more an Selective broogh explained to Ip.rt trip tuiti onal d irLtor of 5 P nearly 15,000. - to out of that the county hois formula led Service. When CurW W. Tarr Four "state" directors are The increase n £Th.Maaippi came in to succeed him two regulations for permanent bla ck: Ernest D. Fears, Vir. waseven morenotew at thy. As yean ago, he put new vigor be- maintenance. Paving or per. 1970, x blacks were hind the drive. manent roufine maintenance chusetla; John T. Martin.Dla. Last January. Tarr op. would be necessary to Wye the trict of Columbia. and Col. Jo, irtee mcths later, pointed Herialdo P. Maduro, 40, sItuation. seph Christmas, Virgin were 65 out of W. a lltwrto Rican from New York Referring to a requed for blands. Substantial increases in City. as the first Equal Em. culvtrts along the road, Vilden Mack membership on tout ployment Opportunity ncer informed him the county does of Japanese ancestry. is state boards also were registered an at Selective Service head. not Install culverb in &ont of Georgiis, Florida, Virginia and quartws and gave him the job homes where North Carolina. South Cilrolina of riding herd on the problem. available. This would have to be and Louisiana had more mod. In an interview, btaduro e I responsibility of the home pressed gratification over the owners to provide. J' for board members with "very significant contribuFollowing investigation, the .panis. surnames, the in- tions" the governors have l in (lie two states with made in the minority represen. matter will be reported to the board on April 18. ioz5t such populations re talion area and noted that the April 13 corded impressive Increases. Matt been fl VetS Seminole Count Cam California whose Spanish responsive" to the buIneas meeting,y7-30 "But we still have some way surname population of 3,101.5a First Federal SW,-= West excft& No. 2 Texas by 50 per to go," he said. -The goid we . Semoran Boulevard. AlUunmt,e cent,rose It= 52 out of I have in mind Ls to achieve it" an Imilt Springs (note change of loml board nem is to 60 of minority representation ap. Dwlng the l96, when New meeting place) 1,119 In the 13 montha since the proximately proportionate to the minority populations In the York took in one million Noend 011970. Seminole County Democratic T"as. with 2,059,671 permu states and counties. We are not grOes executive coffurtittee. 8 p.m.. with Spanish surnames becom.ing involved in naUan. population rose by orily I 10,000, om • C. an anaI>IS of the latest census wide quotas." cIbed more steeply, from figures shows The 15 1 per cent minorit 131 of 517 Toastmistress iih m Fit Bingo party Club of the Rebekahs,7: 30 P.M.I Odd Fellows hall, MagnaU Avenue; pubtic Invited. American Association of ItCtiI'Cd Persons, Deftary Fire hall lOam ' r- -.,, .. - ~ service From 11:30 A. M.to 19:00 P.M. Sunday Tlhru Thurs&y I -. the take. p.m., Odd Fellows ball, Magnolia Avenue; pubfic in,- - (M;6 4 - V Go - ' said director for Hawaii; Lorenzo C. A Select.ivc Service official AtIague. a Chamorro. is top explained that the vrat major. 1711111 in Guam and Manuel F. ity of those Moridians are Cu. Copley News Service quIct Siverio Ls director in the com. bans and many are not U..S. WASHINGTON - A manWeAkith Of Puerto IUCIO. citlictis. It requirement for •' --- j _ '0 Now York C14's ;... __ . . ~ INI El A FVLICFMA K; NEVF_R OFFVVtY ANQ 10-.1 -' z Seminole .Ca endar 08 I More M inontles In Draft Boards ' - ONT 1 of -M -, "" X ~= WLM. - pp. drainage was sufficient five yearsago.J.C.Lavender,rc*d superintendent, said that the road had received only emergency maintenance, lie said that an agreement had . __ 1 7b Military Affairs Editor .I it Dti,J • .- & Sch.ru PREPAREP Responding to questioning by Acting CLippert hairman Sidney 0 AND I i Kangaroo 8:00 (6) Ca (C) MIke Douglas 9:00 (2) Pt-11 Donahue Room (6) Romper ) - 'A!& Springs. Hard at work creating are Debra Slikell, Dawn Henry, Ann Brett, Jxin Brannon and Mrs. Donnhtw. (Marilyn Gordon Photo) (T --'.- on r1 - r 7 -m into fr t yards of residents on the rood. "Tomyknowledge,theri,hat been no maintenance for the put Iwo years except for two occasions w)ien we requested reshAping a( the road anti It wax done. We believe the county . ç•- :''-- road Instead of through the '" — i - / J f - t, -I ,V . ' - added. "the road In washed out .- ~~ THE BADGE GUYS down lAke Brantley Road." he - -: -. , ---. 7_: 1 ---I • Ict,.L IIJ ) Ip — ^ol -_ , If . I L 1) I 11 ~. .4,i I / . _, . ~V ,~~ / - 7-~(f . , , . I Itw-Al. ,PrF Y! , 'r I. 71) 11 " 1 I t "(P. I ! I' ~ I . ; four ear howe °jtie to the rains, I gully washers, the r'Oat 1 deteriorated. he _r_41~0 ~ _ .- lk. ot - _-_7'F - =0~6, f I , _~ /F3 ~ 2 ~! ,# - . I - of Filmed . to ______________________ I -0 - 'I , ,o (7?i .11 4-1,1 ,~ By ANN AIRLIXOWSRI -_ e- 1 . 11OZE4. , I'm M14 ., I 1 - I - Lives (6) Love Is a Mèny Spendored Thing (C) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors 11) Guiding Lipt (9) Dating Game 3:00 (2) Another Warld (s) So" Storm (C) G.noral HpIIaI 3:30 (3) Return to Payton Place rrcluAY V ----:I-- FANTAS Mall. () 5•arch f Deal released are --L,tjermen and "The Lettermen-Love Book bath on Catul labels and both equally as fim IRS th4dt Tlir hiddmj; lias 1-i-iier million lien. booth Iast trss %ortli . One reame for the grotap 5 16 Psas 24 but the same plays i• evil) and success Is th.r iv invited. You can make j fj i.pft5siO U you are careful Lena to crc . P&SA 4& seem FAA* to 60 kAsuor to any am "Ity up with your langualite. Show that you have poise. . First hand of the The ~ery you. soulf) hold they might sing. lit fact, at wall be she tw or IF YOUR C1111-1) 5 DOP44 TODAY niah fO1Und turn ti four 4 A K654 V A2 • J 4 A KS4 times it is hard to tell whether g it sons one of thc'w wue youngsters who will appreciate )'Out words ter his old tinic 1,118 des dt, tiu%&' it's The Ixtie - to be practical and how to 1'. raised him In the Thrrr or Aid four no-trump. en forcibly by that the-sc valuable lessons will not be "reference t o rebidding his own strong six-card minor Others later in life. Much visitm is in this Chart. Education ., hand will warrant a grani-lam w'nj'1 tusmneu pursuits Great wealth , s. _______________________ U.514Ill _ ~ 7 W" 5!W MID " y2rdVIN I Tnursdy,Apnt iha Sanford Herald 0 __ rothnateIyftv:yeMa.goft wastcid ed bythe(cnml5a$n - 2OF THE MOST Tkirns - - I like p1 as lii g IMP riaiches.- said old mati Z s plus t d them bt in the old auction days when I played all the dummies for 1W ALLEY Terrace Blvd. Is Debated Richard Lippert told the JA.i lt) 13 pit i:30 (2) Three an ' AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. 19) Put your good judgment to work instead of relying So much 011 You' out intuition 1 hen > ou can rome to right decmons Important matters. Help one who needs your assistance. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You have to prepare early p" (&) WhaIrs, My Line? (9) A:I MV Children 9:oo (2) lronside (6) Movies m r '-unubilitses well Obtain the vie-us of mate before puttur ,:n in operation Be W1 MOOS CHlL1)RL (June 22 to July fl) An aisoate JIN AT BRIDGE L' a fine sties for progress In the morning but you ban to _______________________ is , • , , uJy it carefully later to really understand It. You can ,tiain the .1ata you need easily work p*'art' if hi ttiutitii I had 8) JUDY raj of ycu IS fine like in stndr any map that may mar 13 ORTR Itirgttui tt,t saft diii hi Copley ou the test. lake oquid to are cc in the day. Show that y taught me for •his ctnd of Q34 ::e to improve your health. iiund Now and then It is nwess' •AKQD to Sept 2) Plan that recreation wi th \RGO (Aur. Then Z led hij; seven over of &G53 - so thsl Vou ran matly enjoy it with rock arid axa, to break LAS, SStST PP who was still dt, more affection for cloarsi tie and iflC15 laten to 5" music thrus 5h lending against Z's contracts away and ears instead that tarrsaes the after 4(1 sears shrugged hi; UBRA (Sept 3 to Oct 22) Morning Is the best time 10 • 307 ' 01 rupturing them .houlders and remarked 4JIO4 clear up a problem with family that has been difficult in the 4A Perhaps one of the best win."He was right -Fixed fat the home, Show that you past. Buy thaw new appl&ancvs After this submarine play groups on record today which 4&AKQ 76 are a sensible and kind person. there was no for the de- can bring to )ou A bound As 90ft V f sroRrlo qoct 23 to Nov. 21) You have to become tense to set Ow ositrat A an ore-an tseue or cut loose j world in today's • succeed to air ou if y e Practical mor cashed his (lull d(( tO hIII th a toe-tapping goodse, wi *K Q87, R'mumeflt$ should he forgotten for the tune being A good Z 110 four and that was all The ixttermen. Both vultiersibIr rep in th! home It me in make necetur%. sit% ' If 7 had ;ilass ci mit mc tric whir h uriisIs of ,, u ase tAll orih how t 1 i%ca Pl an I) eo De 2 t", S AG II ttirii; down on ex penves been set B. sitting Fast more Income in the future * title " Pasi 3£ 3• 2 Gary Pe has a unique w ould sarnols raft t he tti and your problem u licked ou can get expert advice earls p with which youcan liveinti' -cI' diamond with I whwhYouthOUldf011owwithOUtfLI Pass and the results base matel) l,'i )OUT dumnis You can gain and ti ump 20) CAPRICORN (Der 22 to Jan irad-V h one right (tw0105 albu tlirce diamonds would w ithu r been gold asms better now if you baten to the advice of business ler another so the vine ca n you appearance enhanced first so that experts Get your - — ,1!r'Jlu TURY' NOWTH 0] Today Saturda 0 7 30 0' 4 r4leaveswtthan However, she eqw-risive br neglected to pay for it. and is shoplift.ing. The 6 arrested 'or girL played by 11ndsay Wagner, insists it is all a mistake, and en Marshall defends her. The girl's mother, Judge Lynn Oliver (guest star Dana (C) Split Second fl:30 (2) Jony Carwn DEAR POLLY-My husband has multiple sclerosis and arms as well as his legs. which has affected both Hr has little strength in one hand and the other shakes when he tries to lift anything. lie should drink lots of got a liquids but be used to spill any fluids before he until I Lass to his mouth. This embarrassed him greatly of Enally hit an the idea of Wang a wel]-knoWn brand hole in the bd, I cut a a seal -tight plast;c gWg that has center of each lia for a drinking straw to go through. Now if he drops the entire glass there is no mess. When Ihave to be away for awhile I fix several glasses ahead of time and put them on the door shelf of the refrigerator so he can help himself. If w go on a trip these glasses go along. When washin; the bds in the dishwasher the)- ne __ L .!4IJ ?,:.ea%:rI their)bo:i Budd Dean play firemen who try to rescue a lady from a bathtub %-Ij ABC Owen Marshall. Counselor at Law (Rerun) "Until Proven Innocent" A (C) LOVL ArrierICin - nut that er the bag was left open. I did not notice this for several days so wander 11 i. there is an ing, I can do to make it moist again? . ~ ~our rhest_ Write to AURV. flies 0; . tAS Aspies, CaL * 11-00 (2) sista of " 7-W (2) 1 Dream of -;A . . - Television Tonite PeC'%'C DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve is with those people who "per deLvery boys an time. must pay their bills earl) in the month but -& 'These bo) . this is often am possible as so man)- trips have to be made before all the bills can be colleeed. The same 7l pie pay other hills on time so why not the paper bil r myrwif rather paid it I have have worked in homes where than ask the boy to come back. Where I now work the family's son has a paper route and has been back to He some houses as many as ) times trying to collect, has even had people cancel their sul.scription because on they thought he had his nee to ask for the money please. people, have a heart and pay the paper boy an time.—AUCE hriwve you are. ref he ~ 11 IZ ~ . 7-,I . _17 ,,. , - n 4, .:.7 ;a 1) #7 t;boy New. LLY CRAMER for another one. . life hZve I gone to a party where I 'A' as Never in it') liaer asked t2 chip In for the refreshments. I am only 17. and this is a b.i of money for a working girl. If mr. u-nuld you pay It and keep ywr mouth ".or refuse ti It and risk getting on the bad ió 'tt bce' HAD IN HARTY)DRD 1%. and I * _ clock radio nd $1,75 lot the food at the shower. When I :u invitcdn as said about chipping In to- thr food at the clock radio. And since I brought my aws %hower gift I didn't see why I should! be expected to Chip in NU • 0 '. . - taken 0 prwiners' escape and must face sthrnnywu repay a loan that finance-d his * brithi l shower for a coworker. I brought a shower gift to the W *4 "irne fl funny U and claim awaiting the inihis B xi of "Lati h-In" and vestigatioin outeorne. with the nab the murderer. Jean Seber; C , &rnff piankst-composer Errol pla)s the unfaithful wife, AM widow sunding to kne her also are featured. ABC Alias Smith and RkhardKileyisfeaturrduafl claim if her Injibind took his 5.9 " III atthe). (Rerun) "The Posse 3 Dean Main NBC III dt (flmfl) iO C Wouldn't Quit" Vera Miles Rotund Buddy Hackett theUc ranch "Jn Sticks a4 Weddy flj" Show c as a cv tronside's foster Korean joins Dino in a few sketches, who, alnng wt th her two daughter, Chang Lee, is among them he gets some daughtem, belps Heyes and scheduled to be married. leggans in matintain climbing escape after being Currie However, the young student she from Dean. Buddy also plays an captured by a posse. 71w then arrestedthree is to wed is accused of stealing old Indian chief trying to amen are and money from his employer, who reclaim his land, which happens 4 45 1 43 41 Mz ,- j Image. see at the table, husband and I never had said grace, hover 04ink the lArd lot our food, along with all our other Me.wings in our prayers at night. When we invite a certain couple over for supper, they rre me 1(1 am ata say race out loud at our table rung but I think this is very Impolite If they feel le It to themM'I%es because ytng rrwt, thc tiould th tirnc' they know we don't say it. If you agree with me. Abby, what would you suggest I -.2.~ to these people? QUIET AT MEALTIME . __. I -1 #-I . ________ Dr- . X trial. Thursday Niaht future wife's trip to America. -1 PQ'RCTheF11 Wilson I0 ABC IMngII (Ren) Mories "Pendulum" (rem) (Rerun) FI does his The Shape of bightiUa'rS Huse George Pippard p11)1 a ,3 nitor bit at the Wte a i$OOCT IS f0 finds When homicide detective a prime suspect in his trip ti) China, and also u-ying himself murder of hs uaiul we vesugate if the viim was to Improve the Pmid s or committed suq*nse murdered Tim Conway is very and her lav*er. The 1 V~ 0 g THIRSDA', APRIL. 1) - — — 23 T - g I' — __ ______ __ ___ __ ------.. Hi hli hts - 1% TROITIILEL) DAUGHTER Sofa _____ 9-- — - Is Fission for Trouble Wrong color. nt rcbplacing some hard Who isn*t in &w,e of that woman who can look you to 11jention Inc d oorknobs We lost. blandly in the eye sknd say, *,Home decorating Is fun!' the curtains turned old and vellow. After repainting. This is the same woman who stalks into a curtain deon* one rod new curtains the partment and. without taking a bre& While hangin meant only &Ijother vre4 V& delay measure fine for the bedroom, you can is all. winkle chintz broke, which. arter during that week. Inutes later at 2.V in finishing the rciom And, d time to matches, IwAvs who nii%co phint 1" much sunshine potiring into flCW sofa for our ffimIIV room IWO mo9ths flotice the torn chaft 1 bought lactn g the t orn chair would Well Although I knew that rp probablfl1eaflbt1thga w rug. I fact-d up to pleasure finpa1rs cacrnnb for more p the The div the rug was delivered obtoUSt no which, I had planned rn~,- trip to the furniture store around the ished (in my mahogany tat room hedan)thrncC1ce p cherry table moved the old table to the front hail In cnt shopping 1 day I was the sli off the floor and this Icing an optimist. I realty believed that when the sofa mediAtely the tile began crumbling none of the pitcures may be y imagination but suddenly was delivered we would go about our daily But, you know ho it Is. The minute the sofi Was in match any more. e paint on the bookcases began tO 1wel, and the 19 Stream W 4wtdu*1 21 — Dame cathedral 30 Sourm of By Abigail Van Buren It i w pmMiner - leg fell eff my M I 49Subaide 9 Arernstic twfVj fit Small sup", 10 Udiat aten . roorn 13 Article of 3-1 Shaded walk llpa belial S7 Make publ 14 Canadian 34 Waa ohwr%.rd So Popw*s ere" I I — Arbor. - .. I- - & CANARY New = II 6 — Mahal eak .-- BETTY M.vt'Is v"sv' vtte ,, I - An avalanch,! is rapid. hy deethn' and Tre u~ rock and earth usually, acti va when the' babe a.' the inass Is unable 9 to support additional weight ted Aimmiancic says. Avulattchea sk i4ns ik this ii that I Islu mis Ii ins rut SI tousel out stilsous disturli usc's to the I 1k L011 Or our lit fry In thus' itiru.t's' ss,is to : r - t II' take olit tile rVd hot coals. sirius'. us have enough old clothes An'jlk'd Isi Ii to suffice for years. on their backs HOW about footgm? for they thought the but Iaruiie' t*isiltl do all t, ll ,h' •aø At,d. iuixi .1111V flits $ 0 call - 5 tYi u ('.tsldsinci Iiookli-t, e'tidsssshsoti, escit If one pair Is (leaders in Amen-ut ' ----- IL - ________ A. No THE PHANTOM by L.e _________________ - - . • i 'ti , - - - - ' I last for u ycu or more. 'srs' s% utiiIusgt.iru It (t)uit4Ilsi a 'lest iii hississ' __ " J- a ' '' i - .: 'f -' sy ( ,j \i_ .' - - Falk - Barry �M:3==3 TTT iIi T ,JJ;kJTJ IL Prexy Israel will again mark its in- craft on stamps with catalog - I '\ 1 -iI••' - -' . 8 L! ,T vt'. ' - rr • Of 1 Publix - dependence day with a series of numbers and descriptions sales was a The board of director; of Jenkins four stamps depicting famous The book notes there are Publix Super Markets. Inc.,representative for Procter & gates of the old cit% of Jerusa some ll.()O ships on stamps of 173-stare Florida corporation, Gamble for three yearL He then Similar in concept to last than 6fbs name. date built and Announced today George Vs. otned Publix and was a store Jenkins will assume the position manager for five years before sears set of four, the new their owners stamps feature the four reAlA s Ships on Stamps is of chairman of the board reassignment as vice president miming of the old citv's eight available at a special price of $2 Jenkins has been president and and general manager.tspitc hastonc gates. according to the from The Amerwan Topical As Founder of the firm since 1930 his Involved activities In the Israel Pttatrlic Agency in sociatican. c/o S Mueller. 5014 Charles H. Jenkins, vice fond Industry. Jenkins has been America These stamps thou. West Center Street. Mrlu.aukce, president and general manager active in many other business, the Lion s Gate Golden Gate. VbI M10 of the company, was named civic, church and fraternal Zion Gate and Dung Gate president of Publix Super affairs. lie has been president , alone The tion 's Catt s Markets. Inc., effective in-t. of the Lake Wales Chamber of an the catvs eastern ramparts FT Commerce, a member of the trediately. u.n as.c' Step hen's t is also • In a further action of the lake Wales Kiwanis Club, a Gate as it leads directly to the Board. R. William Schroter, member of the board of mot significant street n Chrisdirector of advertising for directors of the Greater tianity, the %'ia l)oloros.a The , V I portal also has been called the . Publix Super Markets. Inc., "as Lakeland Chamber of CornJericho Gate while the Crusamerce. and currently is a name vice president. ders termed It th e Gate of Jra Jenkins wishes to trustee of Charl exlress his gratitude to the College, a director of Indian The Golden Gate is scimemore than 11,000 Publix em- Rocks State BAnk, a Mason, times referred to as the "Gate -es for the outstanding Shriner, and a member of the of Mercy " Standing at the site manner in which they have Lone Palm Golf, Lakeland of the eastern uall of the performed their duties. Jenkins Yacht Club and the University Temple itself. Jewish tradition assures Publix customers of the Club of Tampa. a holds that through this gate the Jenkins and his wife, Mildred. continuance of the Publix Messiah will roomer the Philosophy of opef ting the are members of First Methodist Temple. The Zion Gate has been li. ii finest food stores posMble, Church of Lakeland, They have bt'ed The Gate ol the, pr(Thel where shurptng as a pleasure tu.o ihtldren, a daughter David It is in the city s south , a Charles H. Jenkins, vice Jane, and son, Charles. Jr. W. wall and was severely damaged • president and ge' oral manager Time permitting Jenkins ' in battles during 1948 and l9b E 4 and director of Publix Super hobbies Include golf and tennis. The D R. William Schroter, or Bill. Markets, Inc., was born in : other names including the Gate 0 t Greenville, Ga., in 1915. Raised as he prefers being called - is s of the Westerners, the Gate of H and educated In Georg ia vice president director of - -. the Moors and the Gate of Sha Jenkins received his BS degree advertising for the 172 un It - - - - '-.= •-'.-- •' . f-_ .. - . es - PJ Imm" t i.;-_.: WA"_ so, . 11* LAML t to% 414 11"M Norfolk, Va.. received his degree in Business Administration at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He began his career in banking with the United Virginia Bank Seaboard Nationril, serv ing as a Branch Manager for the past five : : President Barnett FOSTER Bank of Seminole County, N. A., announced that Stephen Glover above joined his Bank as Assistant Vice President. Glover, a native of . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . !,AsM . w GEORGE years. -- - A - ---- . I ........... - ___- - - -.-: - ---- .- a Market Super In commerce from the Publix • 'Ta ng Elevators' Prove A Headache . ' . ,) t- N TH ________ ____ I ____ . ' - _________ ____ - - r LINING IO'1tA &r. I L FOR!l 59 YD. -.1 e lO0 French Ave SCOTTYS home u ers Ph. 323-4700 1 uUliuerS SUPI b ild Sanford UFAIN -- I Ti. latest .sa.rI fashion. Dazzling I new cilosi in sinwloi,d stones. N' i SECURITY f BELTS -- I fashion 77 "lEAcH $1 __________________ EACH or INoX46 SKB5Storm and Screen Door Closer First cloice of and other poessional crafts- 5K 1 Rip SUIIICPtaIS men Boxwood finish WUod Scotty's Price Replaceiriont Latch Swtty's Price 2.22 scotty's S SK-M Tulip Knob Lock Price 29 3 c 2 2 fabrifie, FABRIC CENTERS bIv i•.I nylon ARBOR VITAE 189 & T's urnper4'5 C 9 71). SALE STARTS FRI.-OPEN SUN. 1-6 Sanlsrd-Nnicrnt Corifor Next I* Sears U-t4r1sfU1i.rpass, - ' SHORE -- head or - -- i 1" And t hings :F - '-'' - - e wood th s, lan a picnic p with the neighbors ust p tion time. Make the most of J 4 or lain i~~_ 495 4p 8" JUNIPER L like to do. Heed the Lorelei call 2 FOR -j •1 _L -- It. - Happy '- LL.J - 89 AZALEAS 2.41 69 FOR SHRUBBERY 10 AND TREES LB. 'I 4 mptV' 1 -- Wood S..d In 3 Lbs. aa Shrub Beds 1.$, DACTHAL Kills - BRAZILIAN PEPPER CHIN E SE F 'III an 1-- L em n uit Palm s V - Las It PALMS Ill THICK, BUSHY READY TO BLOOM _________ _ -t • ' . ' •.•,;: _____ / ' - LIGUSTRUM EA. - - - - v ____ - tj ----.- i - SWEE"RED DOZ. I GUAVA V ,,. - P I t WORM 139 Full SOIL Bu. ARDESIA Artificial Plants. 1.15 S SALE. 6 Ft.-24.95 PINK CAMELL IA 19.95' - - • 4 Ft..3 TRUNK DRACAENA ........ 6:9 12.9$ Ft.. S TRUNK YUCCA WITH 3 Ft Two-Trunk BOSTON FERN - 12.49 BLOOMS 19.95 3 Ft.. Triple Head BOSTON FERN ,,$,4 6 Ft. - 37.50 MA GNOLIA TREE 95 ' 4 Ft. .6,SOSCHEFFLERA ---------- 4.9i lFt. .29.9s PHILODENDRON ------ 23.95 rREENWAY "I b" low 41101111111 HIGH 30% ORGwboo "s enLLT ON So AfhC lopose 501n 6-6-6 o 50 2' -' " 2450 - 169 4.4 " I" IStS 6Ff LMETTO PALM - - " TREES'98 3 Ft.. 17.93 CHINESE FAN PALM 14.95 6Ff - S TRUNK DRACAENA 644i CITRUS -- "J' -ç 149 6OR GLADIOLUS Ft.- 16.9 - - GARDENIAS 2 __ fowbwds A4% 4 ' EXTRA THICK. BUSHY I93p BULBS - .- EUCALYPTUS TREES _-- PIGMY DATE I 1J"i.ry - :" __________________ I FAST GROWING 95 -:-. - __________ r i r on 98 LILLIES - ,-• FAT GROWING DAY --- ,-. 2 Ft. .S.9$KENTHIA PALM CLUMP I are here' • - - -, '- 1 • 4 • _____ • - --- J 1 :.'.: I dtza .,. p U - Rim TS roperl*s for sprial. 42" w1k 1I1i9t1%$ Antique tYPe dtopery. . - 1 More hours for • - IM241" DWARF GOLD TIP 2FOR fr3Ft24.5 TI PLANT ........... 1$.9S RED END EXTENSION RULES .. • . - ' 069 - •SALE•3. TO7FTANDUP Red,, whip., blue, & suansas, colors. Mod* of fits cli, plastic. 1 - -..,., JUNIPER MULCH 1" BAG ASSORTED L ChU00. FLUIU - 7Ff .24.50 BAMBOO ' ove ly longer • 113 East 5 Ft -11.95 BAMBOO MAKE YOUR OWW RINGS I - SbU 3ff BUSHY BAKER'S pely,ster, $0' wide CASH BUYS MORE AT georg PFITZER "SPREADING" 3cuft CYPRESS " V ! -' BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS V" 44* ARBOR VITAE 37506 JUNIPER 1: =ft ill me lellsons are thI savings of Fakific. Check still this spring bargain on double .1's 1 17, BLOOMING RED WING DWARF bl - C-Ia'-'- P $1 7000 .1 •* _______________ I1 Copier r Takes only 12'4 by l8'l" on your desk. Weighs oWy 19 lba. Essay moved. Operates on regular current. Capiet letters, pages bound in books, any printed materiAI includin; colors. Completely dry . .. no liquids, or chernic&Is rtquired. Operations. After his tour of duty. Bill returned to the University of Florida where he received his BS degree in marketing In 1949. " Active in local and civic a!causing this and hou. to fix it' fairs, he has served as president A - The rubber [lush ball is of Lakeland Lions Club, not seating properly against the president of the Advertising valve seat at the bottom of tbeClub of Polk County, six yean tank This may be because the as vestrymari for St. David's rod to u. hic'h the ball is attached Episcopal Church publicity has become misaligned. but the more probable reason is that diivetor of the United Fund. e lace' the flush ball needsreplacement If vou are certain that the rod as perfecti) vertical. )et the trickle into the tnk contin' ues, turn off the water to the tank This is done by turning the valve handle under the tank an a M clockwise direction Now flush the tank Remove the flush from the ver-tical rod by unscrewing it Take it to your hardware store and get a dupha BLUE VASE Cate Even it vou can't get duplicate, you can ask %our dealer to select one that %;11 lit WORW ALIN11MC as 3 M Desk Top New ____-- - - 41 In the Pacific Theater of "We're not offering it L..._ anymore," says Andy Busch, The use water as a base Some general manager of Otis of them dry to a high shine B ANDY I.AN(. without buffing Before putting P u.siratum It started Elevator Co. in LOS Angeles. LOS ANGELES on the wax. be sure the floor is "We found people became Q We had a house built as a noble marriage betwee completely clean of all dust and man and machine an attempt annoyed by all that jibber- several years ago the exterior dirt of ny kind siding is called building board me warmth and jabber. to beta to the city' s COK P-iders don't seem to mind and Ir. laminated on the outer personislily Q - I! be painting the side With a solid Color arr%lic p the Lifeless people-mover stucco on our house in a month ' film I remember at the time elevator. or two I had decided on a late% the), told us, it was rrall%- at kind largest Young female voices were masonry paint, but now find elevator of insulating board. It has stood that powdered cement paint is recorded and would chirp out manufacturer with 250 in. very well arid doesn't need a also recommended for use on such tips as "Next stop, third ternationally located branches painting. but we are making masont) and is cheaper than floor." and -Watch your step. And 58 per cent of the world's some other changes on the outthe latex Is it all right to use business, side of the house and u.ould take please" the powdered cement paint' Entertainer Poll ' Bergen's wbith has becoine the Edsel of to change the color of the sd Pou.derrd cement Paint A ing Can you tell uswhat kind of voice was even taped to give the eleviitoi world. ca n be um-d only on masonry , elevators some homespun "It was & hosdACtle from the Paint to use surfaces A hich have never been A - Tbecolorof the finished start,," sald Gordon Ramsey, appeal. painted or which previously board surface of that type of sales representative of Otis. But now it appejul people They were expensive. would can be changed with an exterior Acre linislied oith the same don't like talking elevxtoM *, latex pint Be t% Pe(of paint grade acrylic preferring the strong silent 90 on the blink, and sometimes sure all grease and frime are couldn't be heard over ouWde first aped off the sathrg t)P1. noise Regular hba rub ti log cabin this summer V hats annoyed at the voice." Q - I recently put down the best way to close up the valve seat lightly with fine steel wool Put on the new flu%b ball. Department store managers asphalt tiles in our'basement I opening% between the logs' FACTS turn on the water to the Lank soon got fed up with recordings didn't polish it at first, but when A - On the assumption that and the trickle u.ill have ended that would list the sale' Items I finally decided to do so. the theopentngsu.allbcsmall.they man in the hardware store told can bec'!osed effectively with a • . . ' by floor, me not to use a polishing was I caulking material It's easy to It was an added expense And La F either use if 'ou get (me of those inrerecord the synchron tied like to use that kind because I message each time mer. find that it can be buffed to a expensive caulking guns. Repatrs.-and "Wood Finishing high shine. Why can t it be used chandise was shuffled about, in the flome.- send30 cents and Q - After flushing our toion asphalt tile a long, stamped. self-addressed Busch said. let. there's a slight but steady I ens elope to Know-flow. P 0 trickle of water from the tank Stories abound of repairmen A - Because the sohents in • Box 477• Huntington, N V into Ins bowl Also it takes a madvertentiyerasing thewhole polishing wax will aamage the 1i743 Be sure to specify u.hach long time for the tank to fill up series of messages, fouling up asphalt tiles The sell-polishing booklet you u.ant again Can '.ou tel! me u.hat as waxes do not contain solvents the mechanism for --- ---------An sometimes the tapes I)vpart:ncnt of Justice would suffer a slight nervous records reveal that between breakdown and report the 193D-IM soine 3 11459 Persons received the d It a I It wrong floorit. confusuig people. pe a it y In the United Otis developed the first safe States. Michigan was the elevator In 13 by installing a first state to abolish capi- locking device should the hemp ,, tal Punishment effective e snap. March 1 1847 The World ca elevators were for Almanac recalls As of ebruaarsI9 the re u.cre freight cargo until the IM 687 persons awaiting ext-cu- when theyLarne popular in FASKICH ' i DAIS RIVERS tion in the United States department stores Most 1 I executions c e a & e d in buildingb were not very tall A fashion complement of a botiloin 1967 pending judicial deci. back then though. Save o4i lomovs spring Hoye. A 50 price. 100% oco,tate. 450 wid*, Lion. ° b..ad.fp.1.st.i& °'°" washable d . 0110Cii , bolts, Mocfa1g. wosj sto"ding selection of fashion avid color By CHRISTOPHER DRAKE eNews Service I a RAN CH ON A SLAB: This three-bedroom home.with University of Georgia in 19M. organization in the State of square feet of habitable area, would fit well almost anywhere, n0lr 'AhO Ir. A ne" p~)rtiait of Queen JuDuring World War 11 Jenkins Flonda. Born in New York, Bill A reocrete 0als flaw and br" veom exterior ellmisate the cif ic subjects on stamps A Ill be liana appears an a new set of a served in the US. Amy Air has beea a Floridan for almost agual paintisig worries. TU kitches said disiette "rates interested in a new booklet cm deftnitives issued by The NethCrvps from INI, to 35 yew& family room sivid disisig roon. Storage spot is proviiieIll is &be on Stamps" by the erlands. The words .-Jullana Januan-. 1946, Septembe-r. retiring with the After graduating from prage. F-Us HA712Y was "gwd by anbiltm Hermain H. Amencan Topical Association Regina" frame the portrait on yort. " Igist Strm. iamaics. N. V., IILU. Isformation rank of major. Prior to his Lakeland High School with It checklists all types of umer- the nght and left blue"ta may be obtalsed by writtaft the arebite". association with Publix, honors. he volunteered for the Arms and served three ears With the infantry and In In ?.6m, S telligence during World War II .-. -'- - - - - UU!t - au1ur11 Thursday, April 13, 19 boo 111"'Wo #wow~ ft" low rim 1000/ 0 ORGANIC MAroNtSIA Lb N-AU D M MAGNESIUM ` RON 50 .211 6-" 2% 50V' 502" EENWAY NU11111tsERY OFM SEVEN DAYS A WIMX 8:00 TO 5:3"0 MAIL ONDUS OvSr 20 Yeses es Wyasee Rd., ktw.,a Feirbajib & Lee Read, V&tw pwi - - -- - - - - - VIM Pf WMMMF7 7,~ - -• - •: rath �- - - -- -- - -- = -- - . - - Of . Thursday April13. 1972 2C—The sanfrd Herald I i T, t P m I UIII I1 I Variety i j" hhi ', U- onto the tiihe . Its a lazy Ume when a gu -an ion through the rrnora taba from the outdoor . - - - : - - but 14' -- Capps nnr frIllnZ - itities Its enthusiasts its much Double knit slacks swing into the smo topped by a soft knit shirt featuring ribbed collar, waist. band and sleeves, giving the golfer all the comtort of movement needed for that tong ' ' . f- / • - - CAMPING and relaxing an the most beautiful riVmI in Lit t.it ci. Flcirida are Mrs ,_.., - • • . caxnrounth, about sleeping SWIdes for ' hiking hails s all sorts of inVVCU. there - HK Andersion, Orlando, and formation around. Mrs. F. J. Unzicker, St. (laid, relaxing beside their Midiesi Loughman, a hackpacker from Berkeley.Cald camper on the banks of the Wekii-a River at Wekh-a with sorne radical advice about breaking in hittrig boots: River Haven, while j'jr husbamis mire fishing. (LiUBSakerPbMO) \ ' Hm's , - ,, ,,,,, - -- - - - - - - grad s - ,_ , - slove required au an in-aridout run to a crftk when fb&uig is =zed with ftfee or ctub brewed ova a can of Sterno. Ali have their plares in the pre- dishisasher , first aid ex pert tent caretaker , and __ adjust his hollow ADDY pack friames or the rie waM of all. family cilothets structural M-Ion , . He can washer But the-0 lire wa% 9UM t1unking in terms of the to cut down on all these necessities he needs for walk. chores and en)oy the em- W freely drough the no ds. living delights, of camping the mapiL. the snaicks,. the along test Rain an ideal mom t familv test the new * trestarta in a First of all, don't target tube." JcMW gasoline. vdu& that the whole point of scliturtit out I&r toatpage and not 1. camping out is to relax in gets a cjunpfre Stu a natural. infurmal If fishing Is the hiker's sphere If you had wanted 126 - • down or a bit more covered p, , - , '-'--. would like to be seen by the sea ,u1\ viallaft 90" Low Tunics tables and fruit t a'ss& I stands the taste twice asgcxid as tht-supermarkvt \\ kind Pack a first aid - it. .so . BAPIXAMERICARD £ MASTER CHARGE ARE WELCOME - I (1 ' I / , DIAL 322-3524_ nsE, FiRST ST. -- - fl At Its Rnest 'I I Beautifully Designed Golf Course GREEN FEES Weekend S5.00 Weekdays $4.00 A."er 3 P-Ak S2.00 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE PH. SANFORD per's hiking Ideas and educational President; llughgie Barron. program's; which Improve vice president; Janke SdnIsph.s, camping habits and enlightens treasurer I orraine Hahn vest" (below). V / UPRIGHT " @V11 010 1 ' / GRASS - - - ___ . :?:' go $ "9" 9 , WAS 234 WAS I"." -. GATORS ACE HARDWARE oi S ELM AVE. Boyd Coi.n'nao.—O,vn.r, Pho.wm.ztt SAHWOAO - 0 Its (_J-' - in. County Campers, Chapter 1*05 provides NCIIA are. J. F. Fberhart. SHOE FASHIONS S. - Sandals are Ihi , , - - - ' - - - - - - - "t -J i. - -- - - 4 •1 . - // I •' , In white & brown - -. . - S39@ ream, educational movies and The monthly campouts are c travel-logs from special trips of hosted on a voluntM twis by chapter members, Making the member family and held in popcorn and toasting mar. private campgrounds, state shmallows, atnga.longa and tall- parks as well as national parka story-telling by the campfire andforests. State and national rs under the stars are the most "relaxing medicine" for nerves other opportunit.les for camping frayed in the competitive trips and meeting other NCIIAers, who are known as the business world of today. Togetherness Is enjoyed dllest people in the world' It is when laugh; come easy at not surprising to find atnational remarks like, ,This is the Wt convenUons campers at the age time we go primitive, next time of two weeks to 95 years of age. the electric can opener comes The distance to travel for these along" or telling a novice efforts, from Florida to Canada. camper not to use the "Niagara California, or Indiana where the method's of leveling a trailer. 1972 "nal.ional" will be held, is naftwel leather $699 I The moral here is always check minor compared to the ems- \' s USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE NCHA chapters, "Teens"to"Goldenalres" work chapter members are identified in the conservation field on '_______________________ \ , OPEN9to9 MON. THRU SAT. SUN. I tolls - the sink faucet In the trailer joyment of attending a before hooking up and turining "campvention" of 8,000 to 10,1100 on the water. An overflow of units. ventlons attract 300 to 00 units and new friendships are formed from at every one. The Individual - - •" whifisonly takes time away from more enjoyable activities. -' - - • • 0%1 W-W I =.—- . - breakfasts, camp-made Ice SignaL. .?.:!ff - -- - - Indentifying wild life and plant editinir-publishers of the quar. life. potluck dinners, pancake terly newsletter "Smoke - Stor. Riwge we have many styles to choose frorn - . • — Chapter activites at a cam- board members; Claudine l"rances pout include swimming, fishing, Case, historian boating, ball gams, horseshoe Cobb. conserva lion chairman; pitching, bicycling, hiking, Irma and Alfred Kirachstein, - Norft M W. First GRASS SHEAR / SHEAR ;,''' campers on the preservation of secretary; E. If. W) Case. Roger Blunt and Janie Glenn, our crivirprifnent. F PACKING Barnett you've - - litter surveys and pickups river Teen-girl questions her cleaning plant trees in national father: "A primitive cam ;iing rks and forests to combat PA erosion and for beautffication trip? You mean, rough it in the along lakes and highways, build wild some place where Owe and maintain birdhouses; and are no telephones at an?" feeders, pull nails out of trees and treat these wounds In national parks and forests, 1170 SEMINOLE ' SHOE PLAZA CASSELSERRY PHONE 838-2831 AND McCRORY! NORT14GATE E 4. carry out an extensive Bank help you finance that i' - always - - - that exciting , summer one -: 4 . 'l. ,, y , • ç -r , - " __.__-- •.-, /\ . __ t, - ' ' - ia• ';_ 1'? , ' '. - " - -_,...,. U eta '- j" -- __,t, , - .— -- - - W 4 '. Ji 7 F 4_ •••_ Yk 1 - I - IX£ means 1 COIU1Tif by 2 inches Too small for noticed or effective? Voj'rt - ZIf - - - - - -- - - a.',) \ ". 1. generator, cook dinner, tetax $and watch television and enjoy 1 I ' II ' • • His wife, Lynn agrees and aclets that exceptional time can be saved by usiling the moW home for travel. The ForAlers' motor home has dog wall- I I I II - 1- - - - - I!) jfjj-- Iktr" I\ 1U1idIf 4 p 1 "1 :- Dining Groups - - - Envoy the Groat Outdoors with a Your choice, of S or 7 pc. sets, all gracefully designed. ideal for patio or backyard VW CAMPMOBILE entertaining, And when vou're not campinq vour CIampmobile becomes a comaltittir. & shopiper. a car-pool or whatever. A 11"Is over a foot IoNpr than the beetle - Itki CAMPMOVILE Is easy tonwiine~ in bisiffle: - easy to park $6995 couch and swivel chair In the om. The kitchen has steel sink, double on 'range, refrigerator-freiizcr. bedroonLEvefl an entenra for the television is built in. - Wrought Iron the atmosphere." 402 West CemoraA Blvd. (Highway 436) '~r Afternsonte Springs, Fla. Tel. (.sM) 831-3211 " Ills the convenience that counts," he said. "Ibe family can pull over into any roadside park, start up the electric ' ,) Barnett Seminole County, N.A. • —. portant. - - - 44- from Carroll". 't A Q 'c-) - GREAT SUMMER INDOOR and .2;40- dav's kicks are fight%eigtit. wrinkit-proul. washable and just as at home away frorn hEnnt in the Arctic as of you will have to keep up with your feet - • - 1)i('t in style. and the ct--i -• -- By DONNA ESM - - 'hole outfit and outlook are a step or two ahead Available in patterns arid rom 2ry to I(-. socks can match or ciast, with the rest of your attirt, Tcx1a. the're setting 11w ' family at home, the motor home invest a little more can acquire arrives. they have traveled the I a as a 0 trailer n $ to All the luxuries of home along guest house, Mr. and Mrs. $6,100 price range depending on south, spending time in Kenwhether it Is desired to sleep lucky, Tennessee. Geneva on with family togetherness are Fortier said. For those who want to haves two or eight. These have living the Lake, Ohio and the Amish the "in" thing In camping today. While some brave souls degree of luxury on a trip, there rooms, baths, kitchen facilities country of Pennsylvania as well as New England. contlnueto thmkof the open fire are also camper coaches than and bedrooms, This sunnier the west will be a easily can be placed on the bed Traveling families today who at the woodsy campsite and trusty tent or sleeping bag of pick-up trucks. These have take their home away form the locale of the travels. Last. n. bathroom and kitchen facilltles, home with them literally have but not least, Fortier said other others are Insisting on i nerspring mattre;sesd, too, and can sleep two to six the wholecontinent available to traveling families met in the various camps and parks In the refrigerator-freezers, pluob dep'flilii on the amount of them. nation never fail to be in. ts to spend. The Fox-tiers have traveled In bathrooms and wall-to-wail money one wan Prices range from about $1,500 their motor home throughout teresting. carpeting. "This is the life," he said and Florida on the weekends during to $3,00. One such family is the Robert Others who can afford to the school year. When swnrner Mrs. Fortier agreed. Fathers, of Orlando, who this past -meek purchased their fourth motor home for a mere M.500. Admitting the 28 - foot luxury borne on wheels only gets about seven miles to the gallon, Fortier trisists the cost is not the real comild-ration. Nor does he believe the money that allican be saved on crms-country tripsthrough no longer net-din motelc im- - - - Family Togetherness In Camping I wanted, Don't put it off any longer make this you"ll always remeniliber with pleasure. I n with w Incr ease yourfu our funds. PImIsHavii Yowltisill "AtThe COUNTRY CLUB resources; terchanges of camping anid - I Let RESTAURANT& COCKTAIL LOUNGE MAYFA IR D •*vow - hiking facilities, campsites and borrowed frorn it fellow .e(I up at a previour trails: cooperates and works member If tk, with other organizations toward catnpout DIRt not replaced, Officers of the Seminole the conservation of our natural AIIL members of the camping fraternity and are pictured (above) with 1 .* wondiitrful fishing trip - Enjoy Central Florida's Most Ut. All7'200 controls "rful r"Irs' *59109 convenientlyper located In this handle COMM Complete 01th filithill(W WA4 U4 IS5MI IN 'oat ati(jflS are fun Put or. - b: o' lie batteries C2 Flyers stresses e*tlniui'nhrr. Members of littering, recommends Iris- vantage in that all the above irovcmnents in camping mimi mentioned hems can be • -: -- __ - •' - I L. J - •• - fr4p1fI 41 safety, their travel trailer. Mrs. Kirchstein displays tier patch-laden "cam- k- fk-sl of all, siorks. like -- - - 14~ - - ., fa - BANK MERICARD CHARGE MAST .svel - - 4 .,, - - k' , ç -- , , , f --.- - j some sunburn ointment advance planning arid packing )'uti WVTI' t have to give Kids up am' of the comforts of cuts a b be prehome while enjoying those pa As for the f.imiI wash- away from it Take srnai or sample ifl thervs to avoid it, but there are ways portions of your favorite to tl,c the drudgery out of lotions and potions, clothes that don't wrinkle' sand a t steamer lot those that do, a n d basic' stic witi smashing accessories that dllc,w%'oumort'rn'Iv wi th less luggage For fashion a good place c t, ---- IRMA AND ALBERT Kirchstein, of 145 Country Club Circle, are active II "Who .ays you can't take miles In the nearest store for a packet oftsandagesor it With YOU' With a hit LII - ----- r q - THERE'S A --• --P- n 'er #1 - 1,revention of forest fires and camping clubs have an ad -- iancv resort hotel So dunit seen me- yet) which are M puted to do everything W mel try 'to keep houstr- as tf in the fixh: 7be watch ptiripaints Vou were homeactivity periods, for fisk is Choose simple meals that stopwaub (for colculhik. don't require mary dtshes mig pace). tells normal am and are quick and easy to -- . =. A suggestion from the Tem and sleeps swim in a chlorinated 1)001. you could have gone' to a graph wristwatches I havest - ' pct. it my be for drzici o .. , en r - • l%t Ever diong is worth considering, too: a rape anchwing a tent' Most of "Fret2t water in Mull-In P1111115. us have. and this m4;U be the 711se Ice wW Im longer In YOW vnth icebox becaum the ebunks are mciment to mark the eltliw white cloth strips or reii larger than the ones you btW." fietcur tape. m a quart mu CamIiires are great aid with luck they U be with us in ma be tietier' YE' the wintild be poking tus head in the time to do some creadw s&-id if he tbdn't realize that dreaming. a - -• , aluta's ad pan. Say our sitito is palted wmkr a trft and tapped bY 50; rinse It Off wlth A Cd2 ttink, arid then be- 0 vet:as in a buArt of water These shakedowin tr4s. like vutyl air mattresses Thursday, April 13, 1972-3C LII. C0V?PII deft9m, t4' doubles- Svininolle County Campers of wKithing folAbalb. In make a p.m at First Federal . 151 & I., I larida, is a chapter lit NCIIA liaite for insect bileq nrxl minor 320 Wesit Serintwan anil was organized In April IM. scratches. in cleaning water for Altamonte Springs. NCHA This non-profit volunteer car anti trailer windows and nriernbers-at-large !rom irganizatson is for those who cleaning thermo, jugs and ice Seminole County are Invited to live outdoor activities, it chests. Also reromnniended are join the chapter. riimotes family camupini', special trailer tools and a firs' - i !2 "too I ever U'w operated mm a 11011 olkwagt bUS. .t'WiTt hLs .0 LeSTiPI> &fl pp.;•nt, sleeping gear arid kitchen equlxiwr In the front ram-si) stop a punctire In an "w 71K-se days. hardiv a vacation except camping out with ids is cheap, nonfattening -and fun trx) Unfortunately, it often isn't murh fun fo- M ;;-.r.V Golf Shoes not permainentily, - wista. proof boots and nuke a ft lire ing the shoes ort longer He was oft of hikes each Uffw fill they can be 'mimpartment the first to Iallow whid now is, a ervasive trend. using an EniI nuht I. have a heart attack if Stable t-sleeping d, Ki ds ca fazhcr Lined - mand. one of the happiest Campers - Rolilevard. curie This" certairdana'tenucmputter I pr't-' tie sar C hores - Fireman - — program on Issue; by the c.,lnrful vests they wear with the chapter emblem on the - , , " can Petrick= legy limten up orein chapped lips and is a lubricant pact truck. your boots in the avek far the Canvas am twffl am poplin and rust pit ev tive an fishing night sespectaily those bisrid. now in the shape of a reels., guns. pocket M c't the nt-u da iII 'T' 'w trdila. There art wall tents, tErrscaur.ada'shairand Camping , the) are made to get y , - "Sort feet" he opens. "Put wet in snow I. but do be careful Lhat , . educational - t1 environment, hikers au ihovel or trench tool, corn. ('simper; ansi I.ocal chapter members Assot'Intion (NCIIA) have p555, snake bite kit mind first believe in leaving a campsite a iiapters in many state!!. By for aid kit sirwi:i box t1 baking soda. little better than found and the Largest is NCIIA with a The inst Item, baking s'isln, is to adhere to the principles of gti'xi :ii'nsbermhip of over 7,500 most versatile list all. it can be amnping fun. f amilies In chapter; all over the used for settling stomach upBusiness meetings of the sets, in place of toothpaste, for chapter are held on the second United States and Canada. The local camping club, mouthwash mimi gargle, a Thursday of each month at 7.30 - soften arid foTn-fit the leather. clage tents, momuiui. tube, ease the rro'.alP1 fl water pack for every taste or de- *dso ti* hell) 'will trfli&itAin lb' . i , rrLntmm utibtY. ciampremed into hardkerchief sme allid cwried in a hip pocket. Dq- ice, wrapped in fod mid an Ice chest infin his special requirements P .1 There is a boot-type tent wIUdi aea the wC span of rular we th ere. Use foil arossid one enlarges the 1:ux area of 'udt cit a Lantern amid almost i' ç m'ji'ica c5a double the tritensit - of the light ke an umrella in a tube an the rwf I There is a In the Other d1rec-baft. Use it as ashieldanabaittaicketorcan. tient which roven the bed of tents pickup truck and ariother which teen to keep the .j ' - -" his backMtchtng truthfully and frequentl3 Mhers musl be Wken Nowadays, a tent camp" can find all &vU Of rigs to fu)- I " -. - • ... warm, • - -- - - - - - - HEDGE TRIMMER J. J On a national its well as state back. with Wier patches from ouldooa. level NCIIA awards several parka, campground;, rallies The Ions campers often seek scholarships annually to and esmpiventions a4 w-111i sa out i6cluded and hidden areas member studenta hiserested In award badilel round the commune with nature. preparing tt,cmnselves for work cycatching sights. The Others prefer group camping in fields of forestry, ecology, Seminole County Camper; and join organized clubs, Avoin wildlife preservation, etc. colors are orange and black. the Every ciimp.rshould carry a thapter Insignia iia"Te.peeon and Airitream, rallies have local II well as International cer tain amount of equipment to Wheels" Vest are worn to the flavor. Other national camping take care of tilmnseif or his business meeting, at campauita organizations as "(kod Sam", family as well as his tamping anti considered "formal wear" Family Motor Coach unit (tent, tr ailer, .'I.i items for potluck dinner,, and at all Association, and the National no the must list mire. Ifiitr'bet or ramnpventions. , - cnolerz ml campers, cartop units - stroke, and keeping him looking cool and neat ftirt,ghout the wariist day. auto I - -- equipment ._._ socket ' trailers and motor homes In mini-and luxurious styles, to as does camping. .i back packs, tents, tent. vertel vane and buses. travel pursue their desire to enjoy Ule variety in choice of byIRMAKIIISULSTEIN There is no other hobby that I a - - iI Styles Lovers Come In Ai , (' azrqMng -..- - The Sanford Herald k . thows .: -- - - 0 - I,o . Tesnswmabeoneoftbe rw tu.ctarg,i Besidcs,asl was rminded lit cent gadgets with its dauitrtg sharpen hs hand u_ check recent u* of 'wtte Light. an the gas lantern and Journal, you can get ty on Tt'smhrgablebypinggtng t his camMng gear. rqng 1p with an Iron cook into a 'wall at home or, Ti's also a time when a man. pot,a crrnrefrigorator ar.d a an the road, into the 12-volt 5)5if he 's heave, STÜgId make a couple of candies for hghUr. tern of ycau Ikit run But a co sieepzng bag will engwie practice backpack. 'tar attmg minimum gear ruin any hip ruining the trip with a dead car. arid how it goes. All campAJummnum Id Tents lamps, stoves and ing is best learned by tliCk heaters, and rofrigera- aid Ot'.tfl c7%iOoked, For packing. It's remarkable how ample rou wi tar-, pack anId fliamcs extra EqUInen2 CT from a coat hanger. It can be a much th o'wi 'way erearries — buthediscarthft cookpot. Rut No. 1 inatuwr , if it's to be home no SWM And *t t'ehanspartt'd with u, - - when eampIn's at a peak and a vac'atino is around the rr in Dro p Tee , - - - Travel Outd oors F rticularbth thesudi. is sproscin the class,iia. derwa , tion of IdRCId was 7bese we dw days when the equllpmerd and lowid it sleeping what I YOU Wand: The t* with a torn and ie1s vugtit. weekend vu Keromle is wrAky and W. grass hasin't started to spurt as upper.lAcIU. ,%Qw I have Ume tL5h cheap wii-te painting th e hose can be to fix It or replace the 'whole yet, postponed 3W ariotheir week. bag, w1hateveN right. It's not gas is diffirvIt. an ocessim, to - - - i or # ROUA - - =- -\ N'l* 5,5/ - - 05' 23 MILES PER GAL. • 7½ GAL WATER SUPPLY • EASY CREDIT TERMS - C •Y urnthire F A 0 lilt Hwy l7.fl South Sanford Ph 322 $35 STAINLESS SUEt SINk • ICE BOX 0 DOUBLL UP S Prices Start At '3942 SamlnoIeCsiuritY ,OnlyAu,horlz.dVWU.,,,r. DELANO S. Hwy. ti-ti a Track *5. �AC—The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 13, 1972 Campers 41111111. 4 - Camp Seminole . -. 4r An FISHEnMAN"S am I!jMexico in pill ni - - - Day.Week.MoflthIY Rates calm I Oki . MODERN HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES . t • ,. , • ' Covered Barbecue Pits 8 Eating Area -. c . I aS ' J. - - - - "' - -. EPOW TH -. IAW ER" __.__:__•_.i'. —. - . I t(NVY goTTSY/LLc, N. - ... - \ - •• - L- . - -' '- - - iiiI Hot Showers 8. Liundry ; short-Its) vtsators One trat1e sabbaticals and with seashells to string Into and camp guide citrtntl lists NO ALCOHOLOIC BEVERAGES ALLOWED some X trailer parks around mobiles sharply lnaeuIng mim115 dIfferent Mexican cities. In j it's Fun Swimming. Fishing. Boating t*rL the restless Americans and the number Is iricresirr Along the Shady Wekivi River alre turning up here and in other steadily. of the United States' bigcamp..One at Mexico in g est franchise campground Interdenominational Church Services emcmea otor chain operators. Kampgrounds buses, spiel in their wake Sundays 11 am. clusters of trailer pal har,4 of America (KOA), opened its 1971 P' tauri&omats and shapestock OlfS1ateKwy.4 3M1.W.ofI4 ing sanitizi ice cubes along at Tepic an Important road Ph. 222-4470 Sanford R.R.1. Bøi 114 UnC3On north . Guadalajara, side stacks of .iJjt and more are ptanned discolveired a new way ol We. It's areIa.zrd.inex. perivefun1dethatcano(fer— for those who can adapt — a touchof adventure, casual friendships, easy mobility and its own set of mores. %Ily, these people here live like kings," Stu Bryson, the vnencan owT*r and harried -1 - • sviUe, N.Y., take along their bicycles Along With Some . (Ann Riley Photo) amping - 0 - • --- • -• ç• •. - - ' THE QUILTY family — mother, father and six children, - - I I p t!,. 14 , \fIllk . t Milli - I" -- IfI- - • . - - , -. -.". part near Gua)mum says of his chants. -They arrive when they waral, stay as long as they feel like it, move an when they're read. There's first rate fishing,good weather nine rnmths of the year, prilms the), can live with and ftvvd= to be - r_ ,• •.. En t husias t A recently reUred Lm Angelea County therff's lieutenant and his al wife, now living in the Gus yrnas park, quickly agree. Ors of a hixur aUawn by a camper. they maintain almost keeping only a postal address friendsin the states. B MARILYN GORDONsomething of an expert in crawly things are outside your sleeping bag will be. Your 2 'We move around with the camping. Naturally i can be looking in while you are as snug body radiates more quickly and warms up the inside of the bag. sun." the retired officer said. to share my vast as a bug in a I always dreamed of the great When the nights start geulrig You will need, in addition to outdoors. it saiMed so good to store of knowledge with you. Fver one shouldhave has own n one area we your home away n h' nsalighL Try to make them a movrJ' read in nature magazines about Fools fear to tread and perhaps Coleman camp stove and different color or size or shape the wind whistling %versa. i like to Bali to cut down on the Inevitable and skin dive my wife likes to hair while you gazed up at Someone above looks out for lantern, Your first venUe Into the rights over whose has been lost paint We live our own Ues magnificent sunsets. That was them. M) advice may not be for me, so although i narried what the pros wou.d give but It great outdoors should be UI S and whose has not been Inst. , ff we take a notion to get the 'Holiday Inn t" j in.works for me and since the pros state park or a nice pirate m, are neceary for the farther Into the Mexican back vested in camping equipment do not need any advice and campground. You need to be middle-of-the-night trim to the country for a while, we leave two years ago. While Mr. maybe the average novice does new restrooms, lewidrorr&ata, restroom and for I irxling things the trailer here at the park and for them. etc. Rest assured everyone in the tenL take o in the camper for a Holiday Inn" stays home with I suggest you purchase a tent always picks the wrong clothes, Tent sakes are more likely to week or two. The living quit. his air conditioning and billag ftve kitchen I have become You can make do with other leaves behind the salt, pepper break if you did not bring extras tern are tighter, but with fal things but they always fall and other staples of life. Fellow than if you do, so always bring a wheel drive and heavy-duty apart in the middle of the night, campers always are friendlyfew un needed r be tires we can go mootanywhere." ________________ Your tent should be large and wilting to lend you staples. trtl' park jet Guaymn&i enough to accomodate you and Before leaving home, make a A t for the your family and their friends. list of everything and then makea dult merltx!rs o' the family Is fairly typical — except for its 1t'1*t sea and mountain The word of a camping trip a list of lists. Make each can be handy. Not every -U spreads quickly around any member of the family calmWound comes equipped Seth! neighbor hood If you are not responsible for something. That with picnic tables A picnic on scattered brough Mexico. As in the states, each numbered carefri you will end up like the way you know who is to blame if the tablecloth can be fun forpark V t I MngP Calm Pied Piper. Friends limited can something is left behind or not lt but for drinking coffee In e q uipped with _JJ j be divided Into two groups. done property. morningor dinner the third jons J j FOR Thoseafraid tobe away from After you get the hang ofit, nightina raw it can betiring.id a vvednadfor outdoor - r will want to pack home and those who seem not to Learn to take long walks and camp table and claim, lii 11 t ii have any desire ever to go bases with things like flapklflL observe what your neighbors Adequate if rarely )uxurlais home. It's a toss up but I prefer detergent. kitchen staples and are doing. You will get all kinds w,jhroom shower and tcilet leave them packed between ci ideas Some have fancy rigs facilities are nearby in permathe second group. The major thing to look for In trips, and some have made rent buildings, although most I> purchasing your tent is that it It you expect to be chilly at homemade ones. II you can get ci the mobile wilts have their be easy to erect. Everything night, do not bundle eve'one just am Up from each walk. own bathrooms. else you can pt up with. Make U, &lieve it or not the lese think how much you will learn. Transients pay on the everawe It has a floor so creepy clothes you hive on the warmer Soon you will be the authority age of Z pesos ($2) per night advising others. Please look for per family, others the equlva-. lent of *13 a week or $48 a me _____ mc*ith Some trailerites sluipty ----1Ft . Tryto have on nina at l east onemeal that does not have w I OCALA FOREST be cooked and which can be K A MPGROU ND eaten in your tent while the rain . pelt-s down. That is being "Qvist And Restful Atmosphere" prepared. Fire can be started -Outill ii.iod pool rubbing two pieces of wood by Recreation ' Fiihing togrther.tt one Is a mill poIIss boating Restrooms Children will eat a lot of % S1ad.d Sites • 'Complete things while camping that they p, Hookups would not at home and love 11 lIP Campfire stew, covering a multitude of sins Is always Located on 23 Acre Peninsula ' better than any stew cooked at On State Road 42 between Attoons I. W.lrsdaIe p?l home. Ask any camper. • 5, illS•st of I-li . X A kaper chart is a must Family Owned And Operated Motlw is on vacation, too, and Phun O4-8L?-3$U tK4i&-s no tpl seems to 'nmd the chores quite so ntrh while camping T TV camping has been the answer festivals. Mrs. Yagman added. forthcirfamlly.enabling them a return trip tn the West Coast ti to tour the countryside on weekends as well as vacationing - after all, a family •s - - - - -- - this size makes ttprohibitive I N fL ( 1 0 otherwise. Places of interest visited by the Quilly family include the Pennsylvania Dutch 1 country, Thousand Islands and . Cape Cod. Mr. and Mrs. Louls Wentz, of Orlando, state they first ; : ' -. '0 — In camping $' - • . through various articles. Wentz, an employe a( the Orlando post office, sagely remarked, "This is the best way to get away from It all and In their = oined e%ve been jflC P E R. a . -' OVER AN OPEN FIRE — iImr'rc rnafina wlngi,-c -r • ' ' Straps and ituds, rings and fivttl tiki IUrPtisiflG twist Grace Fox, with an oxf ord tis top. Much breathing si.os for casual feelbut tailored eI'0U911 to go dresser too On a chunky wood hail WhiteorBrown, • 1) connie from friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Young, of Altamonte Springs, owners of an Airstream. So far most of their camping safaris have been limited to Florida. Projected trips in the near future will Include a trip in the Keys and a sojourn in the niountains of PennsylvanIa. Mrs. Grace Fox of Toronto, Oni., Canada, is currently tnjoying her first Florida — Group of weekend stateside visitor; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wentz and it. a.,.... IaI, ILD. £11114 John Vn.inci Ont., Canada, Toronto, % Al ____________ J t ••,,,,,,• :r., ___'I Mr. and Mrs. Grady W. ('hates hail from Nashville, Tenn. Chutes a semI-retired jI plumber and an avid fir..k.......... II..A a..,.. 1I UWII IURI WV ) - It -. I• - .• - A .• % . ' . . r4 'i.•.j 0 AA 'S '' • . ir .,1i'il1,1 J jt,' ' - ' -- -• 1 1 I \._ T 4' ' PH. 3224204 ._j e '- .--- tr aveled extensively, visiting such interesting places as the •,0 • --•; _________ ___ - - - 4 - -. - . - • Carolina, Lake Charles La also, have camped over In Tennessee and Kentucky. This ".q year they ex pect to make a trip to the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth LIennett and Mr. anti Mrs. Ed asi -, , enjoying a visit with his grandparents, during their Florida stay. The Ctiates have 0 0 — eL.. Z.UUUI U clime suitable for his favorite hobby - fishing. Their grandson, Tony Pugh. age 5, who lives withhisparentsinTazas, is Mounta i ns - 208 E. FIRST ST. ' '• % - 'i • s . ,' • — ' I • V - Itaynsloil tvro retired couples, follinerly associated with Ow New York state school SV3tCfll, ----- •- —____ - -- -- ALL NE W- JUST FOR YOU The whale fleet o liuticil Looks is ii en. -: -1 •, • o w mat - t At a...- out-of-doors — Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rayn- RELAXING sford, of Onlonta, N.Y. (Dot Drew Photos) FREE PICNIC FACILITIES -- let, yt FROM IanisAminlcard Master Chorpe MEA DORS MARINE \c' O IsBIG TRI-DYNE 22 rrowER BY OUTBOARDS 3, . % - DEME1N5TATIE11I I N THE WATER APR. 21.22.23 At Miadors Marine Dock Halfway Between Sanford and 1.4 Itwy. 1742 On Lake Monroe MCKibbin Agency DIAL 114 322-0331 N. PARK AVE. t 1 I,)9 i j SAN FORD ' Happy Hunting CANOE Good Fishing on "MAJESTIC WFKIWA RIVER" 27 Miles of Clear. Quiet. Spring d RIopr Access To We'kiwa RI.r Little Wokiwa River S,'r •J St 4', cc -- Romantic Camping jpos 'medical travel kit," including such items as a first aid booklet, assorted bandages. an anti' septic. cotton. scissors, tweezers, thermometer. flat toiI'.l paper. sunburn to. • The -to Much of the your long-awaited vacation trip depends on planning for the possibility of sickness or injury during your tray Take aiomig a 22 lest SI SaleCfai1.S.sd.Valee - ENJOY THE NILE OF AMERICA t'l rr I Live Bait Refreshments Tackle Ramp Storage Li . a he success ul , ALSO OTHER SIZE FISHING BOATS INSTOCK Its Finest Canoes Boats s¼,Pors Gas Ice Beer Groceries , reps and Vests -- - oll I i: i;i7ñgAó r 1 ackets, Pants - - X .' .asbo,.d In easy car 'olyeslr knit or Dal and Cotton. $o. MIs an l.atch L.ong or short slevsd Lif Florida and establish a cam. Vt: as well as vWUng the pgfound. Mrs. Quilty days that California Orange and Date ____ lap - Of . ' Humor rom lips . . for popularity for all ages. '-: - ,, WHILE TOURING Floncia in their motor exercise and for short hauls, like to the grocery coach, Mr. and Mrs. George Tenny, of Scott- store. Bike riding is reaching a new high in '•• 4 Sites For Mobile Homes _ Way lion, aspirin, pills for mooturn sickness. and paregoric' for diarrhea. It you have any chronic ailments you should carry enough of the proper medications and equipment tn last the %holv trip e todayit mayicli read --.- 'see may still seek nature's by-ways and resident of Onkints, N.Y., in the offing. No longeris the saying "Go the world and meet your netøbby camping in tents - most find ranriping the answer in "('olupinit" for yourii( farad old frequently we find our campers nctirrnc'nt fun ' The ltayrtsfrirti W.'st, Young Man'' arierpos . hors as a ramp.'?' olike his heciirnc on au('cptrll Imlay enjoying the luxury In fiirrilty first taught the camping way of life aniong most their hnvneaway from house hop when they started as tent Arisen our synonymous with in complete comfort such as campers with their two small family togcttwrn,'sq And fun .an self-contained travel trailers or children - later moving up to opportunity visiting far-off pla Opulent traveling vans, with moteLs, which they (Mind to be ces, or just weeke'mollng. getting running water, toilet facilities. impersonal and unfriendly. away from It all For young tntiipl.'tely equipped kitchens, finally wound up using a travel American families it ha af- and spacious sleeping quarters. trailer as their nw4. of In interviewing such a group sportation and housing. forded them the opportunity traveling whit-ti otherwise of ncnnad.r from variou see. The flenncttis, who originally would be prohibitive because of Units if the country converging had a lakeside cabin, following ('051 for oldsters and dream for the fir,t time, nil agreed come true - see the world at usnsping affords ii Iiri,itie.s suit also, Jnin'rJ America's education—campers always are ramping group, This Is both reasonable prices' According ti Webster's New glasi to share their rsperiences, couples first trip to Florida, suggest new adventures and already having visited mist of World dictionary u1efInitIon avenues of exploration. l.orug the country national park•r as ('amp - 'A tent, cabin or 11 are well as the Canadian fttl- klps iIkt', use for outings or lists of friendships vacations;" Camping — 'To C1t111)listte(IOfl these sojourns, In all camping trips planned live, as in a camp without which informality is the during the cold winter months. Jph Yagman, a retired keynote. conveniences or contorts." Following Is a cross-section of iteamnfltter and welder, and his While some rugged campers typical American campers and wife. residentaofIasthampton, •Mass, campers, P.-s,e enjr-,ed ..''. their views. Mr and their six children, nadette, II; Frank. 10; hers of the Pioneer Valley Chapter of the North American Veronica, 7; Keith. 5; and '. twins, Denise and Daryl. 2; are Family Campers Assoclati-in, of SomervIlle, they barS! pursued their favorite former re. r) r N.J., who are currently touring pastime, camping, arrsirid the , visiting Disneyland -' Florida to escape the cold country northern winters. Frank, a IflstJlllRtiOflS In California ard Florida: stopped at Myrtle quolty control supervisor, hop thathcwtllbcabletonclocatein Detach, S.C.; Groton state Park, - Camping Sites $2.30 Per Night Boat Lunching s a given plot, build atrailerpart c pad shelter, plant flow- of Accepted fly Dirt I)141W A HEADQUMTIRS y $500 for )W.rzfld ruta1 y LLOYD WUYJM Nei$erWe 1hurcM, April 13, For Young And Old Alike on the beautiful Wekiva orns and Irene Faulk Oer*r$. Operators Discover Mexico p. Ill Stanford Herald £ ma im &&file RC DC 322 Wekiwa Marina —RICHARD POUNDS—Mgr DIRECTIONS: FROM I-s.4 LONOW000 EXIT, TAKE HIGHWAY 434 WEST AND rOLLOW SIGNS. —WRITE PHONE P. 0. Boa 3074, Longwood, Florida $31-I 500 �6C—Tho Sanford Herald Thursday, April 13. 1972 Anyone Going Camping? by ALFRED KUtSCHSTEIN Raa'eatIamal Vebides (RVI) tinve eel to oiler. RVSS range frun small camping trailers (of canvis and plastk) pulled on wheels behind your car to a W tanry motor home for $37AW You'd be astounded at all that Is neatly ccwnp.cied Inside RVs. Make sure you know where and bow the Uric jack wutti. Some must be placed at certain points to work property. Watch out for e'*ctric brake cable). Check tug nuts; tire presires low on new fl (take along a tire gauge). Do you have all mantial and instruction sheets, warranties (or all appliances' Read carefully when you get home, It may prevent problem*. Before king, you will be an RV 01 tongue "expert weight. ftshtaitling, dump stations, rec fEithtles, and in The present four million RV owners are expected to double ge by im owners young people who want to go 01! into the wild blue yonder; biologists who find campers make good laboratories in the r2ling mrrPFvund'L If you ever have to make a net& field repair on camping equipment, and dom have the Mayor car-leasing comap- iu= One nawer is to riles, airlines and local RV a plastic bait box in your dealers rent CamIx!rs. Try It npeJ.u, for odds and before you boy it is sound a& ends, such as nuts, bolts, tape, CZUlkthg. special hZI• RV travelers who find o wrenches. Add to it as you go overcrowding at state and along. rational parks Loud consult Be kwA to your vehicle by the many fine ca.'npaind starting stopping and directories for alternate grvjy erratic driving of a campsites The best WZ) 10 towed vehicle marks a bad separate the god from the bad driver, and one who is a bights simply to 'ask' other tart campers. You meet a lot 01 Moe Leave something behind folks, who always want to help. gair' Use a check bat to avoid Few people *vc*ild consider this problem. While the "head wing a car without taking a of the family" wants to travel test drive. However, many RV "light" and pick up thin',s along buyers purctiw a rig right off the way. rnwt wives prefer to the lot or showroom floor leave home with a "well. without driving a single mile on stocked" unit. Develop a the roa& roaster check list for your own Before taking delivery of a usie. i new Rv vehicle: Campers beware The Be sure you are bnefed on daylight thief is 00 the ICiWL how to operate all the ap- Make fT)tTIdS with neighboring illances and equipment in an' campers, so that on the unit. someone to watch your Has the 12 gas system been equipment when ym an away checked for Inks? from yaw campste. Achain. Ask that all 12 gas ap. looped through Items outside pliances be lit to you can be (chairs. ice ctest. etc.) secured he are or in a p.dlxt to the camper tL ..L. k_I_. •..t A UMULAW UajlI, MIHI AM FXlP5 UVWF - Tomorrow, you can get a famous Daiwa, I _ _._ / L _ -- Or fjrratb • . A Sanford Plaza Penneys Op.n every nigh? Ill l , Breaks Up it *.4 i• SM. 'NI I $M. M.tsru 0, / / C LO' Da'wa 6'' hollow spinning rod------------- .... -----7.09 1_2~101MMMN f, Garcia 6' hollow spinning rod ---------------------------------------1,01 V_ RESULTS of a days fishing on the SL Johns River near Blue Springs for Mary and Paul Penny, of Canton, Ohio, was this big string of speckled perch. Visiting her sister, Liza Baker, in Chuluota, during their vacation, the couple froze their catch and took them north where A t times, some of us really lose sight of the overall "pielure", and get keyed on self importance. Now don't kid me. we're all subject to this u. vest). So . . let me demonstrate how small you and Iare in the part we play in this charade. Incidentally. don't blame me if this Illustration burst.s your xibb1e.. . it came to me via a ___ South Bend 6'1' White knight spin rod - ---- -- v- — -------7.01 ----- -- S Garcia 6'' hollow spinning rod ..... -------------------- 7.01 they held a fish fry for their friends. True Temper 6's' hollow spinning rod -------------------------7.01 (Liza Baker Photo) -_ - discussion held In Mr. Sparks' "Earth Science Class" at Daiwa 6' spin cast rod --------------------------------------------------7.00 Seminole Junior College. Seminole "If a movie ran in full length from January l,l972toJanuary 1, 1973 covering the earth's creation up to and including today, man's existence on earth would last In the movie a total of 5 SECONDS!" , Now, if that doesn't take some of the wind out of your sails.., I ,ç, pout Cam dessert. Everyone eats too much and resolves never again until next campout! The boat family for the month sets the weekend, select the Again we relax by the campperk or campground. (Chapter fire, have movise or slideft by-laws allow a mazimun discuss projects on conSPECIAL BUY! distance of 100 miles or two servation, tell and listen to bzirs travel time). Information stories, watch the stars come on distance, fees, facilities, out and occasionally ice cream entertainment and dinner plant is darned and served. On full approx. are announced at the previous moon nites we 01 us take Inside dimensions 11"xfl walks through the campground. bjslneu meeting, The campout weekend Marts or along a lake or river, 68 sometime Friday, with the depending on our location, so peaceful and the "early birds" set up by hinch whlch time. Afternoon is spent visiting catip.r ii of a perfect day. and exploring the campground. Agiith the fire Is totally out. irxr...opp,ex,h'ssd. $ dimsnsions 11#a"zlr'... paInted As other club members arrive, before' 'se last camper turns In On ,inday morning. if help is offered to park properly. book up quickly. nnd uistal1 1 practical. some 01 us go to our awning and lights around the home churches c' ittend approx. Inside $ campsite. The chapter's nearby church. Some state dimensions 11"i100'... p.lat.d "Banner Board" is set up, and parks and private ca.'npgrounds Irit.rtocklvig stai vial pon.(s. etivmlnurn bolts end nuts. Dnubie ahdiiia doors ,1 on plcih rollers. all members upa arrlial hang have services on the grounds. are At State and National campup their OWTW on the outline of their camping ,entican noin.,denorniinaUonal services are always held. unit We spend a few more two After supper at the individual camp, we gather around the relaxing. vWting with each The camre, which the host starts other and newly made camping as early as suitable. Con. friends, or In our favorite SANFORD PLAZA Penneys servatlon and or travel movies outdoor activity until it is time are shown. The last members to to break camp and reluctantly Cha cie It open 1 06 r-,. 'tl'p rn daily Pull in are usually in time for return home in the afternoon the popcorn made by 24 ladies and around the campfire circle in shopping bags, we eat tots and lots 01 it When the coals are ready. marthmaliow's are toasted and often some one will start a aing-a4ong. The Last I person left by the cam(lre .,,A douses It and makes sure it is u rr OPEN DAILY MON. THRU SAT. a A. M. - S P. M. Saturday monlng finds everyone well rested, we all 15512 D.s steep better at campouts it FRI.& SAT. SPECIAL -- L -- SPOC'181 laft April 11 By IRMA KIRSCR!TEIN 13" — 18" Zebco $33 Reel A favorite for over 18 years! Self -tube bearings, stainless steel c.ntersflatt that can't rust, Steel storage buildings. ....3 No Garcia-Mitchell .302 Reel. A workhors.i Holds 420 yards of 15 lb. monofiiament. 3% to I retrieve. Ball bearings it) Or try Penneys own Foremost reels. 78 SHRIMP 3" £XTEU Foremost 600 spin cast reel. Great for heavy duty salt water fishing. Bali bearings 1•' values are here every day. Nylon n... w1firl '.4 ft. Aluminum handles 4 t ;4 — J I --- 12 ft. Eska S HP outboard motor. Air cooled engine, solid state Ignition. 1114,. I - S.mi.ve* fib.rglass boat '1 249 Custom 17 ft. fiberglass S.mI.v.s fishing boat. 2 stern han. dlii. pojitiv, foam flotation. 2 oar lock bases. Up to 12 hp. recomm. - T1 — meting contest, ary hat parade, bingo game. Easter egg taint, white elephant sate, W a. hew... ho ia4,4,,. — contest or swimming races Some private campgrounds (WDW, etc.) offer so many activities that the hosts plan few ftho ead We M Um biking along nature trails, bike riding. awininaetc.drha the die. We are available ferwateHng news, baseball and football gaines or golf lmrnarnents. For the potluck dinner, the ladies bring forth the moat delidow meals Salmon losit. Shrimp Southern, German potato salad, old fashioned baked beans, Liver I)wnpiings Eth.1ukwt are a few 01 the mouthwatering dishes. Bir. thiiay cakes always provide the _ C " $495 " 3,)( - IF bas Trolling motor I. 390$ ASS ORTED tnoe s,w,,) 2-spied electric ANNUALS Blooming . Dwarf - w AZALEAS..... $169 PESTICIDES— FERTILIZERS— BULK SEEDS Hardware for ttti Farm or Hrne Foremost' 10 ft. aluminum fishing boat 5999 F..'. f.w(.is ., 2 bãb4I. ( SUNNILA! iii r _ )Oft.con.il..j*.&*' .0110144 0&dAIfl CSV,Wr4M44 su - ----- .- . - - - 3'1 Pø --S. . - GAN)EN SUM Sanford Plaza P.nnays OoeeIIa.se.'Ttltp.m. . . Ever have one of those "days" when it seems like it'll never end? Well. If you should ever again have of of those bad 1111)5, remember it could be worse ,,, living on the planet Uranus where It takes 84 years and 4 days to complete revolution about the sun. - — 5" Pot . Do it now Sunni Is rid Weeder—Feeder e " $429 Just found out a little-bit more about 10 year old hay (Rusty) Rauleraonof470E.Sixth Street, CIIUIUOtS. . YOU remember... we mentioned his plight 10 Monday's column? been In a corns the past 12 days (16 days now) at Winter Park Hospital. We asked for your prayers. Today, it would be most appreciated if you added some donations to your prayerful intentions. please. . uonurmuuon2 may in1aurui account family his name to the at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Sanford. -.- Sunniland 14.S Super Nitro 40 IHEIR NEWS) WAS ALL BAD Disappointment and consternation are reflected in the facial ex Flail, from left, Voile Williams Jr. and pressions of Judges Wallace Dominick Sal! I, who told a press conference this morning that the " rape of Seminole County is total, through, and complete." The statement is in referrence to the allocation by the state legislature of one Judge for this county under the new Judicial system approved by .1... uit i...i.. ,,,*i. liii ii vsvtLui UV I%,. TV -- ncnu of Article V. ........ r""n -_____________________ - .— - . - JCPenney The values are here every day. r .1 - Sanford Plaza OPSfllIa.m.'t$ltp.rn 'V - Evidentully the drive of the Seminole Zoological Society Is going over with much success.. so much, that President Clifford Nelson asked that we pWan publish the address to which any of the donations may be sent. It you wIll, please . . . send 11, same to Room 619, Care Of Sanford Atlantic National Bunk Bldg. In Sanford, Inside ----- - -- -- - StIlt VEYshows housewives across the nation are turning to oth er dishes as the main fare to -beat the high cost of meat. --- ------ — Yesterday's hIgh 88 low 63. WEATHER andwarm,highsmidflostO90,l0W66t071. - Fair A powerful early spring storm blew hot and cold today as it rolled from the Rockies across the Great Plains. Unusually warm air rushing up from tile Gulf of Mexico clashed with the cold air covering the North and spawned a band of thunderstorms n's midsection along the nation's me of the thunderstorms were severe, with large hail and damaging winds, — -- The weather outlook for Sunday's launch remained satisfactory, with a forecast of partly cloudy skies, Southwest winds of 15 miles an hour and temperature of W. HERALD INDEX 3 Area deaths Bridge ................... 9 Calendar - - --- --- -------- lOA Chinch directory ........... 14 Church news ---------------2 -----12.13 ClsifIt'd ails II Comics COtIP''e . ........... They who give have all Dr. Crane ------------things; they who withhold have Dear Abby ....ak&.... giu...i.. n.,..,,...s, S Editorial comment u -, - - Guide EfltCttj*infn.flt ------Guide Farm News Horoscope ---- ----- - ------hiospitaLnotea ............ lIlA Public notices ........... II Sv-iety Sports .................... 6-7 TV ...................Guide Tabihopping ...........Guide tJn,,.4nhl,mrkpt 1OA '''' '' ---- - ------ ---------- I5Y IIOWAIU) BENF.DlCj All Aerospace Writer THIRTEEN MONTHS of intense training ends for Apollo 16 astronauts today, then they'll relax a day before taking cff for the moon on Sunday. ----- ..-.-----. - CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) —Rep. Lou Frey, R.Fla., an nounced today the United States will build two bases for the space shuttle, at Cape Kennedy at Vandenberg Air Force Base u_1u. In a tae ephone call with Associated Press from his Washington office, Frey said (lie National Aeronautics and Space Administration would make the announcement at a news conference at Cape Kennedy later today. Frey said (lint Cape Ketuiedy, America's premier launching site, oulsI tb,' uwd for initial testing of the sac*, shuttle and that It would be the initial 0P crationni bow se for this reuseabte rocket plant', Flight testUig 11 expected to begin in 1976, with first manned t est fli g li ti scheduled for 1978. The shuttle, capable of 100 Ot more trips Into apace, Is expect. ed to be operational Into In the decade. Frey said Cape Kennedy will be used mainly for NASA Launchings. He said that in 1979 or 1960 a second base will be in operation at Vandenberg. This will be used mainly by the Defense t)e' partmncnl for military missions. The ct-ngreuman said the Defense lk'tuartment would pay for building its own base at %'O denberg. M oat NASA launchings require an east-west launching and Cane Kennedy is ideal for ------------------------ - :-2 p DOESN'T THIS POSE REMIND YOU OF WHAT'S THAT MOV1E' Bob Stafford, Back in the saddle Jamaica, N.Y., passed through Sanford — Thursday riding his horse, Dana, on his way to Ocala. Stafford left New York in September on horseback with a buddy and they rode down the coast to Melbourne where they split up. They make about 20 miles a day. Hodges - - Jaycees Support D stricting V -- - i Sanford-SsmlnoLe Jaycees relationship to districting. '(kr own recommendation" Thursday night voted to support the Greater Sanford Chamber In the districting question will of Commerce legislative and come after the study is cornnational affairs conimnittet's pleted." Crossley added. recninendation to the Sanford commissionerl City Commission that the declined to discuss the Monday question of iiistricung the city be placed on December election for putting before the people a ballot for a vote of the people. to rossley. Jaycee decide whether they would George president and cu-chal.nnan of priCe having a cuauntluner Lux Chambers cotrinitt'e, tald ave in the iüsirimt t'j*u the Jaycee board took three he There would be steps in dcalthg with the four districts train which districting issue. cammisewners would run In addition to asking that the wide. 'chide the candidate for placed on the ty question ballot, thebeboar'd also molved uiaior<umflC'.l.S4tcner ¶r',uId be request all Sanfmxvt permitted to live in any district ' proposw al l o w __ C Bases A A SMALL BOY'S TALE of death and torture among his brothers and sisters prompts Jacksonville police to is3ue a nationwide alert for the father. ------ - ------- 2 Space Shuttle THE HERALD - ____ "I've had more trouble with Sanford than Miami. Jacksonville and Tampa all put together." Thus spoke Jack Jenkins, of the U. S. Department of h ousing and Urban Development (HUD) regional office at Jacksonville, at a meeting of the Sanford Housing Authority last night. The meeting ended when one member walked out, saying Gordon Bradley, Housing manager, had lied to him, and when a member of the Sanford Tenant Council charged the authority members 'are crooked." Sam White, authority member, asked Hanky Guitafion how long he had been on the authority payroll 1Guztafon was recently retained to determine where $500,W) in HUD funds will be spent in renovating the city's public baaslng.l Gustafson replied about 45 days. ti.. .— WhIIA to .t'.'lIt, qrd1,y of •-- — -- having lied to out with Chairman John Smith walked member him and the pleading with him to stay. Rev, (',oldle Eubanks, head 01 the tenant council, jumped to his feet and verbally assailed Dr. Vann Parkes, board member, for "Jumping up" and going Into the next room during the meeting. While this was happening, a tenant council member, pounded her list on the table and shouted, "This hoard is crooked." ous to pass a resolution to request the half-million dollars in modernization funds, after Jenkins informed the tenants,"I am too tired after being in 11 other meetings today to go through a hand. You either accept the program without ct angir.g one comma 0tI will give the funds to one 0bother clUes which want IL" Eubanks said the tenants were complaining they Were not consulted n how the xnoneywould bespent. Jennings replied, "You don't have the money yet," Dr. Parker had moved to have the chairman sign the resolution, formally asking fir the funds, but White declined to second the motion until just.hired authority attorney Ned Julian Jr. had read the document. ,iulian, after scanning the paper, said it was a standard government contract and recommended It be approved. White agreed and the motion passed. Gustafson said to completely renovate the four public housing projects would coat about $2.75 million but this could be done onayeer.to.Ye,ar basis a5 federal funds are obtained. Jenkins said new streets also are needed and advised that modernization is a continuing function. Eubanks wanted building contracts for the work be given to "poor people" arid Jenkins replied. 'We will use minority contractors where possible. IIIA Jud ges Request NewspaperAid -________________ Headlines 88 XPenney - - Got a follow . up call from the head of the Carpenter's Local No. 2376 ... thatarticlelhadin The Clock earlier in the week Court, in a "total betrayal of the publicizing through the media By MARION LIETHEA about their wanting to raise people's faith. Irs hard for the "travesty" to the people, their wages to $9.60 an hour,.. inan unprecedented appeal to judges to speak out," Judge who, itLs hoped. will bring about .the gents around here would the news media by the SaUl said. "It's not our role in enough pressure upon the • want me to point out that judiciary, Circuit Judge life tocritictzo people but l feel governor and Legislature to area in question was Miami. Dominick Salfi, at a press we must step out of role when effect a remedy. litre.. . they're only getting conference this morning, said in something must be done. Judge SaUl told the group the $6.07 an hour. "We don't know what else to state Supreme Court initially relation to implementation of However, their present Article V, the "rape in Seminole do," he continued. "We've conducted a detailed study of contract expires in October... County is total, thorough, and contacted everyone .., we don't the case load and population of and then watch out. (The last complete." this county, and that later the know where else to go," sentence is my thoughts and not informal quiz session chief Judge and a committee In an In an emotional appeal, Judge to be reflected as being at Salfi said that recent action of among the pciel of judges, recommended four Judges. trtbuted to the union, O.K.?) the state Legislature in which included Judge SaUl, Further study by the court Oh yes, one of the requests assigning one county judge to Circuit Judge VoIle Williams Jr. resulted in a recommendation sure to be presented will be paid Seminole County for the new and County Judge Wallace Hall, of three county judges as a vacations, two-tier court system, as op. and the assembled media, the minimum to handle the c&w So, I asked, "If they only work posed to the three recom- sentiment expressed Is that the load on a job, say 4 to 6 months, how mended by the state Supreme Immediate course of action is (Cont'd On leg. JA Col. 6) would they be entitled to a paid --vacation? And who's going to pay for it?" Was told that they'l.1 work on that part of the proposal. T Garcia-Mitchell $300 Reel- The classic. With oilite bearings. Teflone drag and new antiinertia brake ___ , Campers ' - fly HILL SUM By John A. Spoiski --- Famous name reels, too. All Penney-priced. seems. The atni from the chapter coffee pot and often pancakes cocked for all on the outdoor grills calls us together. U the host farrn y has special entertainment planned for us, we find the notice posted on their trailer. It can be a treasure or scavenier hunt. Wild Meet -, .L_A_ A ." Donnybrook .?/ 9 P.M. IMI - Friday, April 14, 1971—Santord,Florlda 32171 641h Year, No, 170 Prico 10 Cents brake signals. I Could cost you a that hinders them is to your traffic fine as you drive home). advantage. - a I've got to cut back w'mh"t'ol meat In large supermarkets, done about this," he 'aid, and pound. ground ramil for 11.19 get pound and potteeheuse steak and meat teems to be the pla.' 'The Al' survey compared reaffirmed hi. ntefItlOfl "to Associated l'res. Writer to do it %4myhe f feed my i'1t advertised si,1 'TheIr' 11 59 The Terrence Snyder falnhly iirkes for three Items—pork prices down" the terre time in 7.shetts rr psr'ak.l for' dinThe tatsir O.'partinent said prk&s at of l.ns r;geli's used is, eat steak t hops, grritUl4I round anl pni'. then save the meat (cr 79 cents for pork ctinpt, 99 or and were teihouse ,teak--with the cost of that wtw.Ie.'aIe fond prices fell twit-c a week. husband and W. The kid'i cent In Mirth after big cents fr ground round and 111 25 my Now, says Mrs Snyder, "we the saDie IOPAIS (WI, yPars ago. 0 3 per care less My htshar"I t'orakln't The comparisons varied jumps in earlier months. An for porterbou.se. hove steak once a wpek.e have had o doesn't realtie we've 1)epartmsnl me I N ., st , more dairy meals, tuna salad, widely. In most areas, however. Agriculture scrimp" *rii:, iuiitii'Ili. isintiwlclics and soup. prIces were If) to SO rent.s a spokesman estimated retail ipr'm. qip'rAt Purity total r,f par. fwxI prices will go up a I week, higher this the pound I'm spending the same in Onw shopper, who declined to market In Boston, pnrterhoai'e cent this year and said that market, but getting less for my ticuhirly for the more expensive p.r teak was $1.78 per pound. be identified but said she feeds more than half that Increase atcuts. money." C. Jackson (rayson, chair- rraIyhasvowedupongrrxer7 her husband, herself and tour compared to 2a two years Mrs. Snyder's complaint was children on a vtw'l teacher's And gr.iin4 round was $1 echoed by women all nrross the man of the federsl l'rlee Corn- store shelvet ornmented. - 'Prices compared to $ cents. No hearings the Canal salary, In New Orleans, ciintry who were interviewed ,nistion, opened have gone uçi, but my paycheck p.arLaon was available frr early Wednesday on risIng food VhIkry chain recently was sellby 11w Associated Press stays the same. What ran 146, chops, now selling for Ii •' pork chops for $1.19 per this week as they shopped for prices. Something's got to be Ing Illy lA)tilMF. C(HilC #auf-orb True Temper or Garcia-Mitchell for 7.99 at Penneys. . by Less F Money But Gettingor . ____ we t y w k g. Housewife Is Spending More You can get a 7.99 fishing rod almost an yplace. Tips From An Expert this ty.c launch. The solt.1 M-1 ustir.g tacititles. But su'-ong bids Cruarley said .1w.-raw. will booster rockets can be were made by several places, civic clubs to help get the issue parachuted into the Atlantic including White Sands, N.M., on the ballot. After it is placed attend the Monday 4 p.m. offshore without endangering Dugway Proving Grounds arid before the voters, the Jaycees Comni'iiUn work ,Its3Mfli.when Weriduver Air Force Base in will establish a cmnnuttee to the panel is expected to bring tip civilized areas. But the Defense Department Utah and Clin1orenna,n Air study not only Sanford govern- the dLstrcttng t.ssue luring a merit but the county govern- dlaciassitn !fl thC ir'ip'ti -:ity requires north-south polar or. Force Base, Okla. President Nixon in January mental structure and their charter bits, the patho followed by most of this nation's militar y satel- gave a go-ahead for a six-year ti S ,lnm,-,.. in ,ta%,.lnI, .w an- r' iruni t,._ . lites, now iuuncnvu i____.. "a" i the shuttle. NASA later reduced dcnbcrg. fly launching south from the the overall cost to $5 1 bIllion by California base, the boosters turning to less expensive solid also can be dumped Into the sea. fuel b,xistcrs instead of liquid Polar orbits can't be flown rockets. The shuttle will be capable of from the Cape because the boosters would overfly land delivering communications. weather, military and other satareas. ethIcs into orbit, and returning re'covThe boosters will be ned and refurbished for later to earth payloads which need leiwwht's The orbital section, rt'NIIr which can carry as many as 12 persons, will return to earth and Land like a conventional Mr. craft. After refurbishment it will be ready to fly again in two weeks. The selection of Cape Ken. Thebe eyes of the world itwy nedy and Vandenberg ends a on Cape Kennedy and the Apollo 3"s.year NASA Defense Department search for a site. Launch Sunday, but here in Cape Kennedy all nkme has Sanford the big event wtibethe t.i the favorite becaussi of ex. official dedication and ribbon cutting for the new Good Samaritan Ruins facilities at I Stur Night p.m. — an occasion that seemed It will be a star spangled night as unlikely a few years ago as for members of the Seminole walking on the moon. Sen. Lawton Chiles has been Concert Mutual County invited to attend the dedication Association tonight at the along with local dignitaries and u the Sanford Civic Center season ends on a happy note all friends of the home. Evtr>une is invited to tour the w,th the presentation of Nil Simon's faat'mun-iag comedy, beautiful new facility Sunday "S'r.SpangLed Girl." Curtain afternoon Prior to moving day on Monday fur all the residents rises at $ p.m. of the home. _.__L..1 - .,PPAefl - -- - - ---- Our Own Sendoff -- -- - - -- - � 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, April 13, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 08, 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/2bb102eeae7ce9e2617ab4b99e380667.pdf 36eea4010985f68eaff2a988d24e821f PDF Text Text -_- - -- ______ Schools Ask 4=M * 11 Lev y By III l.L tlCOtT W - S ,r,rdø two pu* . th -first L "if It falls In November ballot, Board would have a second chancetwo schwa to tre fn a total $4451 e'osf. total The Seminole County School available. flnar4 Tuesday voted to request of focifttift to be aft mUlage a special tour mill. be placed on the apicva1f the tom' ml11' by the . flPrAI election November u'1 ,1')zatt'm fr a during 1971.74, ronitruct a yen?, 4 5 rnHI In $972-fl, I ballot. ',ill In 1973.71 and one mill In ptofeuinnal air enn4stontng Aiel disclosed if the m(flag' Action came on a Mom- North Orlando elet,ienlnry to iurv.y of existing facilities to 174.75 11r7 4-15 in the ctwwd in nod provide inendatton of Supt. John Angel, bodget ent far air provide Should voters approve the eleetlon. the board will hre a who proposed the flhlIl5e, It r,m,vntlons A1(I ntklitlon4 to passed by the voters, would ulating facilities based on the itaillage request for capital conditIoning. an Installa(kvn eeond chance for another ° mtllage repelt In May of fl yield a total $5,035,000 during $970 State School plan survey. improvements to begin during schedule for p.rfnrrnan 'irk and a ch'edol - of 1972-74 Anti 1974.15 fiscal years. t'tlorltks will be 4lvelo$,Pl In the 1972-74 school year, mitlage nted to cnart Colpeppef The amount would be used to detail during the 1772-13 school that year would he J of a mill e,tlrnated owning and npe?attM less than the present S S mill, costs of equipment. n millagt complete phase 2 01 on air year. Air conditioning of pfevrif request until the last week in Angel said thi, county the .euperhnteodent added. conditioning program for Other recornmnen4atfr'nq from schonla, to enable 45-15 yea?. build currently is coiniiiItlel to debt a ktlng schools, Ot Pig. 2A rrd 1, 'wiitheast county middle school service requiring 5.5 mills this Angel receiving board approval round school operation. will . -- .. •:- - ---- b I rra ij um" -- Wednesday, May 10, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No. 188 It's A Demo -W,__ Chief L Losing __ I Blackout Ordered Race Quits it by DONNAA I.SIli T nao r'l' For Orlando (liven a vote of confidence I j Lfl)O man g,. .Albttit . N. (Helen) Fitts, who accepted p Feel 'Like You ' ve Been Missing Something? 1 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. AP - A total news blackout of information about a the chairmanship of the ocratic central Florida lottery trial involving 52 defendants has been imposed by U. S. executive cornmItteo at that District Judge Gerald B. TJoflat. time, has resigned for health lie issued an order Tuesday forbidding the defendants, their 16 attorneys, reasons. Long lime and active worker members of their families and associates from divulging information to the news In the party, Mrs. Hits told The media. The judge also barred newsmen from a pretrial Herald today she will continue to remain faithful to her hearing, $ Tjollat acted on the heels of a news story in Ue poiltictal affiliation and will ate In oliticlal acOrlando Sentinel giving information the Judge said tivities to the extent was from a government brief which had beenwith- by her health drawn from public records to present premature She tins been plagued with a visual problem for some disclosure '- !ztT U 4The trial, which starts next Monday, was trim months Mrs Hits, who The slerred to Jacksonville from Orlando on grounds a replaced John Kotler, also has lair heating may have been Jeopardized by news given up her precinct conk mitten post. Her resignation coverage .ere. will be acted on by the comrn Judge TJoflat also told attorneys he will do all the ittee at lie rtgular 8 p.m. questioning of prospective jurors. If attorneys have ttLng Thursday at Seminole it.. any questions, he said, they should submit them to Junior College. Aseuming the chairmanship him by Friday of this week. C I" "The parties, their families, employes, agents and temporarily will be kenneth By JaM A. representatives, and the parties' attorneys, their Krause, resident of Altamonte families, partners, associates, employes, agents and Springs PrCompany.Elected Two more for the list of "non. representatives shall not disseminate directly orCit to ,, Ow committee t believers". . . by not driving indirectly to any member of the news media, and chosen vice president of the with their headlights on, in spite shall not discuss with anyolie other than a person organiratlon fo,ir weeks ago to the of' necessary to the prosecution or defense of this case replace Mrs. Flits In that office. # windshield Krause said today, although ers wv or an officer of the court any information relating to has not given the matter he this case," Tjoflat said in his order. 720. lb' morning He said they would face criminal contemptmuch thOUght, "I ImagineI ,and in the area where there 13 per. " will run for office .v Or....er. .1. • violate the so much pedestrian traffic, too. CI2.Wt*OflS manenl chairman In a special at Lakeview Middle School. There were 60 defendanti in the indictment election to b called within 90 One was a milk tZi*k and the returned last Nov" at Tampa. One has died and days according to new by'laws other a red VoWwaim (looked seven pleaded guilty. adopted two weeks ago. 7be to s list, my own to you. add The Sanford Herald Carries All The Local News With An Average Of Over 450 Pages Of Local Interest Each Month. Why Not Get In On The " News " C Name - chargesinFrtday'sedltlonof The Herald — wherein the ___ were "Slapped". Mwisp1 However, looked at Pete MLUIM' •'itt tc on page 6. More than adequate, thank you. - ') Gossip. . .underatand that the Sanford Manufacturing Company plant has been sold 10 a meat packer. According to iflY "tiputer", he says that it seems like the demand for mat Is higher than clothing. (oft, dunno ... aU of us haven't shed every stitch of clothing - t) YET!) ——- - Address_._________________________ Week tine is S Start Date I From The Maflbag: to 01W northern subscribers Mary Firrer Arnold of Elizabeth, Pa. (and relatives to our Donna Estee), congratulations oti winning that 11,000 in the Penna. Sweepstakes. P. 0. BOX lLiiSl The welcome mat is out for all =j bmweum.- friends at the Lakinview Nursing Home. .espedaUy so duIifl5 Nursing home Week, May 14-21. Many of these old timers have been there for a long tune.., and haven't had iny visitors for an equally long IUflC, too. . 1) 4 Inside THE HERALD of persons are injured and some 150 students arrested after 1,000 University of Florida collegeans take to the streets in protest over new military moves In North Vietnam. A STUDY of some 200 American airmen rescued after they were shot down In Southeast Asia shows the majority reacted logically to the stress situations: only four took time out to pray and two "just had to have a cigarette." A CONTROVERSIAL six-foot front view of a naked man goes back on the wall at an art show amid arguments over whether It portrayed President Nixon or Alabama Gov. George Wallace. our story of last Thursday in 1 'anthth f4tralb wtiicis we made . transport a mother, who is confined to a wheel chair, to we her children in another part of the state Makes you kit good when ym know tMt there si* so SillilY people around who took the time to respond. Florida Portland Cement Company's muiltieti dollar alt poliutlon cootrol device In 7W1 this pad TwWay. say dwt Tallahassee rstrctin l"en' M - ny in TI Ih4ISPe .5 UI 01' ..d of schedule.TI would - " -.-• •$ YOUNGEST FIRE CHIEF IN NATION? Thomas Leon Siegfried Ispresented with a plaque from Mayor Lawrence Swofford on behalf of the city government for his Out standing service as he was taken off probation and gwen the full title of fire chief of the municipality. Swofford, in commending Siegfried, said h e Is probably, at 2o years old the youngest fire chief in the nation. The mayor said the young man has improved the department beyond expectation and not a single complaint has come Into the city hail Concerning the fire department since Siegfried assumed office 90 days ago (Donna Estes Photo) . 0 *ornat we are a sacnfke rect i don't believe we will, be in that building before if then. Architect Richard %(atz Inat Wag Om weeks to emplete an analysis and Inspection of thn budding to a old give estimate of the cost 'if a structural renovation. He requested a ten of In.=for the anaLyi1. $180 was the , %f itw the extst wail of the of coons to accommodate an ad punting which was donated. William Deuson, engineer. Id he 'isiS evsivatied font coding rammeraled we whwh would install. wtth is cost s chemicals for dw system seTes rquwcu j ..i. w 4y speclf.caaons he the cooling systEIi, added in the cist fur his evaluation of the system. totaled O. When completed, the spectticattnua will be Rdney Layer to.-intact a!l rj-ups interested in working together to provide trimsportaton for senior ,ttlzefl.v. rriifirmpei by the (!nhintInhk ---,, -.----..- ......- appointment as director of secondary and elementary education. IN 711E LATEST attempt to give mankind the skills of birds, an aeronautics firm is readying for market a kite that will let its pilot soar like a condor for 100 to 150 miles. WEATHER Yesterday's high 89 low 71. Partly cloudy today and Thurid.uy. Highs in the 801. Lows tonight 64 to 70. Cool weather clung to the eastern halt of the nation today and brought a frosty chill to parts of the Midwest for the second day In a row. Frost warnings were out for Indiana and Ohio, while more frost was likely In lower Michigan and portions of Illinois. No Help To Semoran Blvd. Areadutbs Bridge . . .. 2A iM IA CtaasUied ada ......... 12A43A comics .......... ........ HA Crossword puzzle ......... IOA Dr Crane .................11* 1-4 436 Plans Outlined ALTA.MONTE £PRLNGS - Modifications planned for the intersection of SR 431 and Interstate 4 were not designed help 436, they were disigned to help 1.4," a representative of the state Department of Transportation told City ... ..'' Dear Abby ................ISA TV ....... ................. ISA iiIn*Itted the property In county territory -____________________ turning lanes will be provided for a southbound traffic. Con. struction time for this phase would be 1$ months, according to flower. Publlcnoticn .............11* Pha.se2 would IttflOVI the two Society $MA lanes and provide instead a loop Spur's ...... .... ........ 4A4A souti'ibound traffic to go .......... holder modifications will require the purchase of one gasoline station outside the city's jurisdiction ant none of the other 'on. George Holder, of DOT, struction near the intersection appeared before the board Oft will be necessary or Is planned invitation of the Council to for purchase for additional right explain the work to be done at of way. the Intersection In two phaiu When asked why a lull blown clover loaf Is not built it the over th. next three years Under the first phase the spot, holder said such a median in the 14 bridge Is to be modification would give the — removed to provide space for east and west turning lanes for IdltonIalcomm.nt ... . ..... rntert.ainmnent IOA Horoscope ...............10 HospItal now............... .. north on Douglas Avenue and loop buck iiito the Interstate for southbound traffic. Council last night. northbound and southbound traffic on the Interstate and two HERALD INDEX Cement shipments into area will get worse, piobsbly. They had a pre-dawn blaze which eatenaively damaged - --=- -_-=-TiiT_41irTh JL' 1Tj I nipletinn of tie eatnnbA11q0 b m;ist ln'k Nov. 1 and losing." fie told thebnard the number -.f -owiters has decreased an the -rrthousef project He mid his -. - = ' - 09 1,4 of September for the -7 out Ripp said the company has no desire to hurl hearing opposed the change in zoning before anyone and will have the highest Jyp. stipulation was made concerning the wall, Sanford Russell, of fll Boston Avenue, Insisting development WOODROW DARDEN, find $1,000 in a 1967 irand larceny case Involvingmisuse of chooi . I - -----I - - A1.TAMONTE SPRINGS - Chang, In that although wail consthsctkm" Is a fine thing. zoning to permit development and coristruction the reildeXEeS are being pudaM of a shopping center on the Valley Forge Country and will be crushed" by promoters, speculators 'Albert Pit' Club property fronting on SR 436, directly across and investors who have no interest in the city the highway from the proposed Altamonte Mail, after their projects are accomplished and ther Used For money made. was approved by City Council last night Russell said peace, quiet, tranquility and following a public hearing. Before adoption of an ordinance to formally contentment of the area has ended with con. Land Fill change the zoning, however, the Council decided etruction of nearby apartments 'Pengress does not give anyone the right to indiscrImInately to again place stipulations in the change to require construction of a six-foot masonry wall take over and chang, the character of a neigh. County conzmlaslnnurs were around the perimeter of the development to borhood," Russell maintainel apprised of the continued Mayor Lawrence Swofford urged thee, mg* protect residential property to the south of the as opposing the development to look at the record g'•. tract and they would find that the city has never hart is still ailog It to dump land fill. Included in the motion to Instruct the attorney to prepare the ordinance was the anyone In the community with changes in zoning requirement that owners of the land execute a and, in fact property values have sharply rianen. According to Assistant An elderly woman challenged the mayors County Attorney Howard contract with the city providing a linL'hed remarks, insisting her property has been rwried Mat-se.. Albert has the fjvuon to nulsonry wall from Boston Avenue west and down Orange Aven, ue to where the apartment and she has no desire to place on the market the um uw anstin violation of the buildings begin. It was made clear that the wall home she has maintained and improved for the law until the county obtains would be built with a 10-foot setback from the pt 17 yeam adjudication against him. Harold Ripp, representing the owners of the right-of-way line prior to issuance of a building In other ui:tlon. CommisSion land, insisted his company is nut speculating and Chairman Greg Oriuiunoud permit for the shopping center, Adjacent property owners at the public does not plan to move Into the city, sell and move instructed ,UmI nistrative -t DOZENS I By the way. .thank you for the overwhelming response to -. - -- - - - presented by Matz to the ,wt a ** I 1. I 9 - Zoning Approved visitors, according to our SANFORD, FLA. 32111 rao iirmmtM looked dolefully at :i follow commi*sloner 1esday altemoon and said, can on larturr ionic to tip I in- HEADLINES "I montI -19 r Md To: THE SANFORD HERALD Phone: 322-2611 or 831-9993' recuperating in Arizona from gunshot wounds flicted by his wife, who killed herself. Left Over Business.. . was going to respond to Bill Bush's SUBSCRIPTION COUPON A tot . A41Iirbed County (r- % -- 'LF(L(W K1 ... , BULLETIN WAShINGTON — Secretary of Defense Melvin It. Laird said today the L.S. h'°°P wlthdrawa program will go on it the "me time Nixon has taken itaw military action In Vietnam. Interstate more traffic than it can now handle sod agreed the modification now planned as net a properly designed in. tersection. Mayor Lawrence SwoIfttt called the limited modification -nearsightedness and poor planning' and insisted the intersection putdei'iu t'tild still be solved for less than $1 million "but there is no one In the DOT or the Board of County Cons' ,nluloners who desires to do SPECIALS Ceiling Tile 13 ic," "how does the plan help 436" Councilman Dan Don. man-asked. holder's answer was that it was not designed to help a, which now carries more traffic $999 Paneling 4sLatu "WoOpaint than the interstate highway. Swofford assured any right-of. way thiat might be cettci1 for the modification will be OVAn 'Til 4P.M. Saturdays reserved from development by llw city. None Lsneeied which i5 now under city jurisdiction, Holder said. uansn CHAPaC aaMa&Ms.,camD 130$. Mapl• Ave. 1c 2 $79! in G* a Sanford, Florida �Wednesday, May 10, 1912- 3 A The Sanford Herald 2A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday. May 10, 1972 b Hospital Of Salary Increase -.-..--.-,.------ Sale Airing it A member of the Seminole May 23 AL DAVIS D h avis SIECZKOWSKI The Seminole County tax assessor will be asked to appear in work session with the County Commissioners to give an opinion on the question Urges oft mentioned of late, of whether Seminole Study private hospital. In one of his rare utterances on the hospital sale issue, Sidney \'ihen said he would recommend hiring a to investigate the feasibility of the sale. "I do not feel we, as laymen, nor the Chamber of Commerce Memorial Hospital could be taxed if it were a professional that EdItnr's ante: The following representatives, nor a group of interested is letter forwarded by Alfred citizens are qualified to generate the information county ensth. to Robert F. Daehn, chairman of ascertain the feasibility of selling or LIIt kgtslitivr and national maintaining status quo." committee affairs of the Chairman Greg Drummond said it is imr.atcr santare. chamber ' to hear what the hospital hoard of Commerce.) trustees has to say on the subject. Vihien Dear Mr. r)aehn: responded that none of these have the Thank you for your letter of background to properly investigate this issue. May 5, 197, in reference to ins position pertatntr.g to the sale of John Kimbrough said, 'You are getting 'way the hospital. Lct me begin ahead of yourself in talking about hiring a by saying that one week ago prnlessrnnal. There are too many points leading today I had conveyed to the up to this too many that we as comeditor of The Sanford Herald missioners look into first. We may well see, p my osition on the subject Issue. following our investigation, that there is no need For reasons of his own,it to go further. On the other hand, we may well see apparently decided by the editor that this was not that a professional is, in fact, needed, to cornncwrworth material hLc plete the job." paper. Thus statement has not Drummond said there would be a problem been p'iblislwd In The Sanford .......... u Heralil paper. I Will hereafter nothing. He instructed Administrative convey my position pertaining Rodney Layer to he up a work session on May 23 to the sale of the hospital fort to the tax assessor, the hospital board of Chamber of Commerce's edification.: and Seminole County physicians will be It is my position that there asked to attend for a full airing of all views and has not been enough '- facts to date. formation generated for aayon' ______________ ______________________________ to make an intelligent decision on the merits of the sate of the necessary to porthnt first areas - can for Assistant set which trustees known Cou n ty hospital. To MIA date there has been no rviclencr or testimony presented to the would full warrant Board that the ent- sale or the disposal a! the hospital for any reason that I have read corning from the newspapers. I want to assure you that you Corn. assured that this .. ertainment Commission of Reports f _... s... ETUSi MI. IraIUV. itavisea _......,.. ' WI!Ut'IU. nint'd in iedknirn the me'otlnc ,,,, : and chairman of the teacher McMurray. "Before you stand Stuart Culpepper, who had and Ray Slston, member, group's salary committee here before the press and make previously moved to award the seconded the motion . All but Kecth voted to ad- j objected to an offered $200 1i- statements that malign people pay increase, then a thdrew his crease In school personnel pay you should make sure you have motion and advised the group, jnw'n with the teacher pay raise question left dangling. at Tuesday's School Board the facts." Curtis Hughes, SEA "I want to Investigate this." session, ________ Carl McMwray, speaking for ______ ____________________ the teachers, said the offer to _______ ______ irwrt'ase the base salary from __________ 511) VIHIEN V hi en Urges i By ANN then ,r1grI wo.tIuoiI :._... ._.. I ___________________________ _____ ______ ': Savants ___________ ___________ the 1972-7:1 budget year was only "a th ird of what we want." $6,400 ____ He said the board for the past six years has been spending Study ppose 15 . .whnn] operating funds which ' . ; _4 could be used for salaries, for 'N , I ..••• ' .' they . . .-' regarding the "hospital sale pasture" Th u. type of rnntrP'ers) figures are wrong." Supt. John Angel, who iiiiide creates confusion and harm and the recommendation has tip constructive purpose. We board for the tto raise. iii. are Ui the business rn aer.'init milled it might not hove been the needs of the public and must best to use operational funds totremain cool, collective and capital outlay, but he said, "we constructive. Especially regarding such an important . - 11w - A. b) Curtis Hughes, SEA president, who advised the hoard he ike f or county - " received indicated the teac hers opposed the plan by a three-to one vote. "The teachers are troubled about many things-they want to know if the quarter system and were double Sessions .i'en n;:u:-t p TTER" The g('omeir mf are joined in this profile of construction unL. UCfl4d) at r mul lud £V.3I t'$lI...•'$'. W.*-., workmen are pointing toward completion of the second phase addition to th e campus Village Tphoto Center. dialogue will Attorney Presents Bill County commissioners were presented several statements of account due the count', attarnes at Tuesday's meeting. Professional services required for the drafting of legislation for the creation of two hospital districts plus costs incurred $W.75; drafting of ie special law relating to deeds $135; drafting and preparation of trailer tie-down ordinance No. 72-2 Seminole County, $190.12; drafting and preparation of ordinance No. 72-3 repeating the bad ordina, $75; drafting and preparation of welt-drillers ordinani, $405 draf ting and of ambulance $21710. The county attasne) chiorged an hourly rate of $31) for the work done on these ordinances. In other action, the county attorney. Howard Marace, told the cmmluioners he did not recommend payment of tees for former Sheriff Peter Millrnt regarding a negligence claim. Marsee contends 11w tee is riot reasonable It lim COUW to the attention of the board that truckers hauling clay from a pit on Longwood hills Road has caused damage to the road. Because it is the responsibility of the commIssioners to conserve the county roads and to eliminate, where possible, the necessity of expending funds that would be required to repair such damage, the board felt that the problem could be alleviated somewhat by placing weight restrictions on the vehicles using the road. . preparation franchise ordinance, assistant County Questions Service 'Wc are authorizing pernilts for building and tyuw into systems which already are inadequate," Utilities Administrator, WilLuiin Pinch asserted before the County Commission Tuesday. Commission Chairman Greg Drummond said this problem goes right back to the company obligated to provide services. "Who is the culprit" Drummond queried. "Are we. tlit' county, t he culprit because we allow the building' is the citizen who buys the house winch requires service, the culprit" No. It is the company which promises service and does not fulfill Its obligations." C.,naiisstonei Al Davis suggested an analysts of cacti plant capacity and current service commitment. "If a plant ti; river capacity, allow another company in the area." Drummond said that evaluation is not a one-tune thing but is, on the contrary, a constant effort The question arises as Iii who is responsible for payment for this "When a company requests an area, they are responsible for service to that area." the second phase of the General Waterworks Winter Park Estates sewage treatment plant to 4.6 million gallons per day (MGD i has been approved bs tot Florida Divisional Health. Within the next 10 dnvs, the Department cf Pollution Control will issue its apprnval Pinch announced Unit expansion probably Schools Specia Lighting Districts (ontiaued from Page Ii Special lighting districts received length)- discussion 'Tuesday as County Commissioners disagreed on the beat way to accomplish tnese districts in areas where they are requested, Commtuhon Chairman Greg Drwnmond said he felt the developer lighting initially, then when the properly is said, the owner would assume Conuniasloner Al Davis said that this was forcing reshdems to aubserthe to the lighting dlstrtt whether they wanted to do so or not Commissioner John Kinibrough retorted that on that prenuse, residents were hriru, furted to have sidewalks in front of their houses whether they wanted turn or not. Comnuuaon Sad Vihien concurred with Drununond In the opinion that the proper time fir Installation of the lights As during development. This then, should he an item of the sale that the uuyrr obligates hlnueU to the tighting district. "This is thz zone as going in the back door," Davis remsiuced. "Just a hidden expvnautvthe buyer-the developer most certainly will add the cost of the lighting to the cost of the pnierty and 11am the tamyor will be twLe obligated." May, when the board holds us month))' session at Lyman High School, but the other board members did not agree. aipepper cast the tone Y vale against the millage request. A. P. flute Jr. told A. F. Keeth, chairman, he would VOlt to put 11w question on the ballot to allow the public to have a voice in deciding the 1uu, but he wixild vote against It in November Keeth twI exception to Buie's statement and advised he (Rule) did not have to wink fOr the passage but neither did be have to publicly work against It. • 71 • , . respoiwiblifty. privately owned and operated authorities she was assaulted In exclusively for a profit. There bushes between Oak and Myrtle also remains many complicated Averwex She said she was legal questions that are beaten by tier assailant, whom unanswered to date regarding she knows- Anderson suchaproposedsaleand theuie not guilty to the rape charges of reveiwes from the sale for a and stood mute to the assault meaningful purpose. Much with Intent to commit rape whether or not a private facility charges. The court entered a would be taxed. not guilt)' plea on tub behalf Albert Evans, also indicted li) The way I see it, we elected on a charge of officials are entrusted with a the grand jury degree murder, faces trial mandate from the people of this June 12. He pleaded not county to act in a bu*ness like. on er iiie ' - '- front yard of to act with tact' s'liegctl altervnt.'on tti,lt place There are no facts at this Lsetweemi the two men over a time'No professional in- woman. Four cases involving narformation has been generated regarding a public owned cotsc violations were also hospital versus a private' docketed for trial by the court (3 II',I i<'x." ' FUNERAL HOME 51 ivi i octsrat, 000 '.; hospital relative to Seminole I I i 0?, I F40M 7kAl I It j1t. - H0AtI (IN 14(JnyAY 1'Y2 County and our localized 3,3 ______ ______ -* ' s.L'" - ____ - '\ .! ItIPf!' 7•• r ri'ri - Semi lfiibc'rt H. Humphrey of Minnesota and Sen. George McGovern of South 1)aknta are the principals in that primary election competition, Willi Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace picking M()IH'flN M1)S(OW demunstrsmI.' that cIt life I looking up behInd lb.' trim tam. Modern hihri.ri lining Kmilinln irauir nlmnost im%erpnwer the onetime high- ,. hiq spols to challenge them. Hut for all the investment of energy, money and ti m e, the pros pect now is for a month of the In%rr of ,11mrow t'nl%PrQllv, n reminder "I the roint of the enplial's sksline, . outier Soict preference for "iirdding ruikr" S11111111411 nrrhitr rlmurr. Nixon 's Qfl lrId('('lSi'/e primaries, offering portents but IIttic Orders drama, cities hut no clear cut decisions on who will emerge as the top man in a divided convt'ntinn at Miami Beach next July RuSS*1 a Ca'ut i ous IA)NL)N tAt'i - The Soviet 'rijes(iay was typical. Mc(;vern i india joined ('omiununist guy. ruling ,\raim s, lalict tlriioti, a('- supply of Soviet war materials allies continued to support the tc North Vietnam by mining the muove. "There can be no Justification Nor th Vietnamese harbors. Pravda, the ('omumunlst party for th is escalation," Foreign newspaper anti the Soviet Un- Minister Swaran Singh told the :' , . -.., IIE'sGOT A LOT of licking and sticking todO- Irvin Johnson (left) is presented 25,000 Top Value trading stamps won during recent remodling sale at the Winn-Dixie store on French Avenue by L. R. Goodman. manager. -. Indian i'ssrliamncnt. 'ttun(trr(is again refrained frommu direct of thousands of human lives are comnnwnt and published Tuts- being lost and more are being da"s lass dtsiiatcti Irons Wash- re ndered homeless and I am tngton, which called Nixon's sure this house will loin the step "naked acts of aggression" government in condemning th is and a "violation of norms of latest escalation." North Ktmrea s ('uiiummiunist intcratlonal law.'' 'The paper, the only one pub- party newspaper, Nodong Sin. today alter a three-day mum, called Nixon a "war miniholiday marking the end of niac, a trucucint warmonger, World War II, also carried a murderer anti vicious enemy Tuesday's lass dispatches on of peace." The Polish press said the antiwar demonstrations in the United States, the bombing of Pentagon hawks had persuaded North Vietnam and the "liber- Nixon to escalate the war and ation of areas of South Vict- ncrense the "barbarous" air raids over North Vietnam. nam." The caution in th e govern. However, the article avoided ment-contr olled press seemed personal attack on Nixon who is to indicate that the Kremlin had scheduled to visit Poland Inter not yet decided how to deal with this month. The Cairo newspaper Al Nixon's direct challenge to the Gonthouria, the organ of the Soviet leadership. ,It 0 too .,. jiitrj ' - n i xo a i-.'' t. , :1 A Off Vione Fositions Defined Touched d . Freeman further pointed out recommended a salary increase fl MARION BETIIF.A that the new village duarter, if for three municipal employer. Included are Village Clerk NORTH ORLANDO Mayor ratified by the electorate, helps first time a Mary Norton, a $92 monthly Granville Brown anticipates by providing for the executive type governincrease; Building Inspector strong having job classification and James Palmer, $100 Increase, codes of conduct established for meni While the charter vests all and James Hansen, mainmunicipal employer by June 13. city powers in the council, it tenance man, $64. Councilman Victor Miller Miller also suggested hiring a opined that the duties of the creates an executive departpart-time building inspector at ment and gives specific municipal building iflSrCCt(t clearly defined but responsibilities which the a yearly fee of $1,600 to handle are - ' nevertheless- Brown said he mayor has not previously had wanted a job description and I ' Freeman stressed. Freeman suggested that each building permits in the Winter Springs area. Miller disclosed the total classification for everyone. increase in salaries would be job draft "We must have rules and councilman $3,400 )'early and Mayor Brown of those departdescription regulations concerring what we expressed approval of the man when he is ments under his portfolio, and of a expect but noted, 'it's a will be discussed on May salary hike, tred. Now we have nothing.. these delve good idea, but we need to n," Brown 15. ma we just hire a in other action. Miller into the financial-end first." expressed. Miller concurred, noting that the duties of the maintenance man were "nebulous-" Village Attorney Thomas Freeman suggested outlining the duties and hours of the Ed Has Rooms If Not Delegates departments affected should Sen, thy of Minnesota whittled his have their duties in writing as MIAMI BEACH mAPi not original request for 50 rooms "All Edmund S. Muskie may scr m well as the job description. of the other etunties and cities have as many committed dele- down to 20 at the Americana have this," Freeman said. gates as he would like, but he and put up *1,000. Rep. Shirley Chisholm o f New has more convention city hotel rooms lined up tha n any other York, deposited $2,500 for 50 rooms at the Deauville Hotel. t1emocratic candidate. B A R B S One declared vice-presiden. So far, the Maine senator has II PHIL I'.tS'IOIit' T se rved 500 rooms at the (tat contender, former (by. EnAmericana, for which his dicott Peabody of MauachuK n ocking on wood ma) re not bring good luck. but it campaign organization came setts. has reserved 40 rooms at sure beats bark i ng your across with a $25,000 deposit. the Deauville, where $2,000 tins stuns on the corner of a been deposited in his name. Sen. Hubert H. Huniptu'ey metal desk House Ways and Means Minnesota has put up $22,500 for Chairman Wilbur Mills plans to roommis at the Carillon, while 450 It's QrtrlrztJ so you cou•t tdl the rsmWrs from usc South Dakota's Sen. George S. use 200 rtmomr at the Deauville. McGovern has deposited $9,250 The Arkansas cotgressmnan c' ni her a of u 'sicf.m ( Utfll). for his 185 ruoimis at the Doral. deposited $10,000. Sen. Henry Jackson of the If Candidates hoping to get w State' of Waishinginti put up f;k t u lid) t?.t ft1 c an> awn t'. the Democratic party's national $7,500 for ISO rooms at the ticket this year are being re- Montmartre. qutred to make room deposits In Alabama Guy. George C. ,sthanc-r of their July 10-14 Wallace, who was not allocated nomina ting cons ention. any hotel space until after the were other contenders to Democratic pairAccording designated their rooms in fIt a t't t) sources, the reason for this )1U ceraln canMiami Beach, will be based ter iccviitl>. requirement is that d4utcs who azked for big blocks across Biscayne Bay at Miami's . Sheraton Four Ambassadors lrnder is a A e of rooms during the fellow who's usually publicanConventlonhelefiever Hotel, with 100 rooms. ready to tukz a them. used lerest in your towi Former Sen. Eugene McCarferns. - .. ' , _ _________ Tr__ _S._ _9 0 Turmoil By JAMES If. PHILLIPS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon's decision to seal off North Vietnamese harbors with mines has touched off civil disturbances, raised a blast of Democratic criticism and brought White house reassurances for "a new era In EastWest relations." But the Impact of scattering the undersea explosives to keep ships laden with military cargo from entering North Vietnamese ports probably won't be felt on the battlefield for at least three weeks. White house adviser Henry A. - Kissinger said. Perhaps the strongest denunciation of the President's latest war decision came from Senate Democrats, who Tuesday voted disapproval of the action, and a house antiwar member who talked of Initiating Impeachment proceedings against the commander In chief. e Kissinger, the White house foreign affairs adviser, told reporters that Nixon was still hopeful of meeting with Kremlin leaders later this month during the planned Moscow summit talks, "1 am not able to predict Soviet reaction," Kissinger said. But he said the decision to mine the harbors would pose 'short.termi' difficulties" for Soviet leaders. Whether Moscow would scrub the talks, however, remained uncertain. Kremlin reaction was muted. Jacob A. Malik, Soviet ambassador to the United Nations, told newsmen in New York that "I agree with many American congressnwn who condemn the new act of aggression." It was the first cmimmunemmt from a high Soviet offici al. The official Soviet news agency lou called the decision "naked aggression." Peking made no immediate comment on the mining. A spokesman for the North Vietnamese delegation Paris said Nixon "has taken the gravest step In the escalation of the war to date, hurling an insolent challenge to the Vietnamese people." And a statement from hanoi declared "the North Vietnamese people will never accept Mr. Nixon's ul. tlmmustwn." U.N. Secretairy'tenermil Kurt Waldheim conferred with Soviet, British, French and U.S. delegates In a round of sessions on Vietnam arid declared 'the' tHot' has now conic it lieu (hi' full machinery of the United Nations should be used" to bring a halt to (tie figh'.ir.g Britain and several other allies eZprcs%eMl hope tIme act would hasten (lie war's end, while France and the Scundinai' vian countries stere critical, South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu descritieti Nixon's move as "a strong decision to show the deteriniria' lion of the United States to help the South Vietnamese people fight roimimmiunlamn. _______ to We don't feature a talking dog. BUT io.i%car howlng in Paris. it seems remodeling wasn't completed, but the show went tin ri g ht along with the fix-up work. The gown Is from the "Princess Use,' silk with black bodice accented b> short sleeves with black lace ruffles and telet ribbons. Food Prices Hike Seen are expected to increase be. By DON KENL)ALL (ween 4 and 4.5 per cent this year. compared with an alifoods boost in 1971 of 3.0 per cent, the report said That estimate also was a repeat of a projection made by the department in February. Officials said meat products, bouyed by higher farm prices and target middleman spreads, will account for most of the increase this year. "Pork prices will be sharply higher than last year's extremnely low levels, and beet nrt.-,.'& wilt also average s.ii- Associated Press Writer Dc. vA.sIflNGToN tPI spite sharply higher food prices early this year, the Agriculture Department is sticking to its February prediction that housewives will pay only 4 per cent more at the supermarket in - 1972. The latest estimmiate, included Tuesday in an updated food-siturition report, said grocery store prices during the first three months this year aver,,,.,,,4 t ,- ,.r ,'..nt . U,t'45fl In,,r,. ihnn in th. ............... fl. ____ ''. -'s." ..-1 w - __ ,.,Z,~~jflfffiliiiiiiiilffl= -' UTJ ' t.el'aV, art ! IiIL, I ____ ______ I _ poig georg nqcM Jump.' lOON,MIPioAVS. Ph.322.$321 Inc. 313 hit 11101141111 OIU'*O, Ilcilt) Sanford - materlak featuring oil, water, I by o Sanford billion, a *5-billion boost from last year. department /, , emtm most) of adjustments for population ti. creases as well as an upswing in p('lc*& That would mean a national tooth bill of about $134.1 complete hilrb I competent repair SOUTHERN AIR expected to total 53 per cent nW, than last year. Including "1 I. service at a fair price *oilh rmmb,ring dunog os "dog days' mat W ma bits on Wad old sic condinoflire - Of wtiin tow, low tsmpifItutSS P0 your h.SW'ig ysI.m luff4s you nsid ... year ago." For all of 1972, the report said, consumer food spending is ... stua.i't - London as this Anne Cor't,sid c' s.mbt,. it features CP,,M d.s dvnpareeL cap of mat,,'aaI and i6&i,,tJ BIwv usual seasonal increase in sup. plies- Vegetable prices will Ilk.ly increase into early summer, I bull perhaps by less than a the ' MEW :' b K IGHT WE A K Among elysee $hc'*' By Ro9 FUNNY BUSINESS -- -._. prices will be tempered by the nificantly higher than last first quarter of 1971. That bulge now has settled a year," the report said. "Poultry bit Ix-cause of recent declines In and eggs, on the other h.umd, which were depressed last year, report said. mmit'it pikes, "But some further rise may will rise at a more moderate be In store this swnmner," It pace. The advance for fish may cautioned. "St'asouual factors, be about the same as last year dairy products, less-'' brisk ilemmsaimtl and some light- and Some ether predictions inening of pork supplies will account for most of the expected cludeti -I Mato prices may rise advance." slightly this year, compared gain The predicted 4-1m'er-cent for grocery store prices this with a decline in 1971. and fruit year compares with a 2.4-per- is likely to increase during the swimmer, but not as much as cent rise in 1971. All food prices, Including last seasuim. -"Any gain in vegetable mmseals eaten away from hoim.e, rl . . We do offer quick ' _4 7 9 'miii: M()l)ll ('0(1.1) (,ET I'LASl'I:Ri:I) at this Pierre Halmaia winter ready- ' ' 'h. * * * ,. _ defeated Ifumphroy r taming the momentum h gained with vic!orio in Wisconsin and Massachusetts arid a narrow l os s to the former vice president in Ohio ____________________________________________ pruti' ____ Bid Vth}.enJr. I) I X I ' muniei# The Important thing to set facts don't exist and official effort has Just begun to obtain only a portion of the needed Information. This ridiculous controversy has arisen for infronsof the availability of such conclusive information from which a responsible decision can be talked about, much less made ________ I) '. ________ clear at prsent is that these I . employes. and that all of the was r, ', 1 called then) didn't need to be personable. Or specially trained, Or even polite, About all he needed in those days were a hammer and some nails, along t'riuuØ's lumber to put together a "coffin." Tames have ciwngecl, and we':e- glad they did. Today, if a funeral director doesn't Ike people attic doesn't really want to help and know how to help others in countless ways then he's in the wrong profession, selling time hospital. time only was shut in the chest with slugs way to form a conclusion in the from a .22 caliber pistol in the best interest of the taxpayer Jones home. An - fly WJ liii 11. 'IE,lL' ,I' I'niitiral Writer NEW V(iltK (Al') - For tb.' campaigning flv'mn'rats who want to he president, the race for nomination has bec ome grueling marathon, with trial heats almost every Tuesday but no derisive test in sight bernre California votes on , j S.. responsible, constructive guilt)'. Evans is charged in the April manner and in the case of 15 dea th of Damon J ones. who ' I now There was a time when the funeral $urrul director tot "undertaker" as he ' .' -90 : ___________ Ion's imiost important pa lter, ________ .- ' For Demos -_ I _________ ...'... - A ~ COUVIT-9-y-c-LUAR UNNORN& , bot] rM I)t1Syn? Don' t . .• , Sanford girl, who told Rubmnelle Singleton was con- grand larct'nv. . . . ' 's Another case of viola tion of indigent and public health ca"Ow April 15 rope of a 17-year old tbe riarcotics laws involving intent to corill"It it feloily and services If the hospital were 'i . . 5' " civic or medical leader arid IX IXI . - - C11121011 would. N N 1) Ix ) arraignments -i s ________ _____ , iriorrnation, the taxpayers, I would vine to I) WINN 1IIhh1! NN I tr: sell the hospital Any responsible' governmental official, NNDiX _______ 3 Cap'iotal C Slated For Trial or better at present and guaranteed throughout the future. and at a leur cySt to - i WINN - in • s w . reporting l'rcsi. (tie mining of the North Vlet- world to the brink of war Its win (ion today dent Nixon's orders to cut the namnese Ixrt.s while i%mnerka's me-election," adequately considered; they are concerned about the heat of the summer and air conditinning; they are worried Law. about the loss of summer jobs First, at no time has the for themselves and for man)' majority of the Seminole middle school and high school County Commission said that it students who wink; they do not would, in fact, sell the Seminole like the fact that a program of Memorial Hospital. Any tntteacher education was started plied overture of such a "sale after the board had committed agreement" is false! us to 45-15," Hughes stated. Second, the majority of the He added, "We want List Commission has said that it will best for the students and their look at facts if on but the teachers want It)' MARiON ItETHEA yesterday. These include Iwo unjed until May i; auc to tnt educati f ounded regarding our hospital to be involved." cases, each on a two-count defendant being without existing as a governmental Trial is set for Hughes muted the SEA had 6 information. m which Charles counsel. The defendant is entity as opposed to a private cases of two men indicted on Caintro Jr. is charged with sale charged with possession of established its own committee functionforthewlepurpoaeof April thstud)' the 4Z'-l5 plan and other by the grand and possiiion of a dangerous narcntic'paraptiernalia. profit. alternate plans that now In Jury . drug. Thai is set f or June 12. Other cases continued until use in other school systems. Tommy Lee Johnson, 3S. and No Iwould not vote thacli the the def endant pleaded not May 17 are Phillip Boyd. Cynthia 0-am is chairman of Seminole Memorial Hospital Midway, is charged with first guilty to all r'ounts. ctsoged wi th resisting an of. th is committee and has the wi thout first an exhaustIve, degree murdsr in the April 8 Lawrence Axton, charged Imcer with violence to his per. Natloral Education comprehensive study giving death of Joseph Green. 4. with possession of I son: James Brown, charged and florida Education explicit details of the long-range another Midway resident. hallucinogenic drug and cen Green was allegedly gunned nervous system depressants, is results affecting the citizens Edward Anderson, charged Hughes said. "We and taxpayers of ALL Seminole drwn by Johnson while standing docketed for trial on June 2. He wi th uttering a forger). ask you (the board) to please on the front porch of his home pleaded not guilty. County. 12 make use of th is c"onunittee," Docketed for trial on I assume that no Corn- after an argument ensued Trial is set for June 5 Hughes concluded. the cases missioner in his right mind, as a between the two. or Norman case of James Wesenburg, are A. F. Keeth, School Board Johnson pleaded flat guilty to charged on a two-count in- Johnson, charged with uttering mutter of fact, no citizen Thompson, chairman, advised the SEA whether from North or South the charges at formation with sale and a forgery ; Willie Seminole County) would vote to held yesterday before Circuit possession of a dangerous ,j, charged with resisting an of. president that the panel will be sell the hospital without such a Judge Valle Williams Jr. Wesenbwg pleaded not guilty fleer with violence to his person, considered The other case Involves Willie to sale of a dangerous ct - g and and two cases Involving professional study. Anderson, charged in a tWit- stood mute on charges of Richard Watts. Watts Is Itisa good chance that such a rth indictment with rape and possession of a dangerous drug, charged in one with larceny of a sale would cost all citizens from assault with intent to commit MEMORIAL I 'I he cowl entered a plea to the motor vehicle and in the other _______________________ all areas of Seminole County rape. I with it two-count information of charge. more tax dollars to pa for ________ is charged with Anderson. breaking and entering with __ economy and health rare needs. Now', should informa tion be genera ted and prove beyond personal and politi cal opinions, but in cold, hard facts, that quality of health cart, rates, Indigent care arid public health cart- needs be at the same level P""' intututet ' . Americans killed in the crashes, missing anti t wounded. This the government radio and tete- 62 noncombat as well as includes vision network anmtounc'rd. has *,tmit 10Les. Since 1190. Radio Hanoi claimed that been u nder varied forms of American planes were shot ne y decrees, ni na tional emerge nc in the Hanoi area today, and it was not Immcdlati'y down in ,were planes U S. shot down and known how the new order would three t he Ilaiphong area, and t%t in Yen tIM, the province pdat.s were captured .,rt eu'tung rules northwest of the capital through alive." A brief announcement said comment on the Hanoi clam asked of teachers if the)' favored the 45-15 plan, which is scheduled to begin in July. 1973, in counts schools, arid the an- Vietnam eff"Ilve at midnight . hell - to attack North Vietnam's north west rail link to China. A destro'er task force also bombard ed the Ilaiphong area. Hanoi Radio claimed that 14 Th is was disclosed at TueMa"s School Board session are been presented tanie that would warrant sate of the hospital to the best Interest of rill the citizens in Seminole County. I shall have no intention of voting to seli. As Mr. Krider's statement pertaining tip there oft) being two Commissioners TUfltifll this county and why don't the other Commissioners stand up and be counted, I trust that the aforenientioned answer Mr. Krider'a questions U to WIlY Otis Commissioner has not been heard on this tune. I shall be happy to meet with your committee and discuss this mutter in detail and accept nn information you may iII4%'e developed or will develop on this in the future. Thank you for having had the opportunity 10 serve you. Al Davis Commissioner 1:L). NoIiComml..iivaei Davis dlii in tact call The Herald. roiatidentatly, about three minutes after the editor concluded a conversation with Commissioner Vihico. When this was brought it, Davis' attention, he Indicated that he had not been in cornmunkatioii with Viblea and that his call was ni prompted b anyone other than himself, Davis at that time did state that he would be interested in a stud, but certainly no iIr prior to justification at the sale, If at all. However, through a tzsi misunderstanding between Davis and Editor Spoiski remarks were accepted as a confidential telephone ran' veTUUOI) and subsequently not attributed to him. This date we are pleased in printing 110%'is' views on the hospital, reaffirming The Hcrnlds pour) of welcoming ui printing all Letters to the F4IIUI' 11v aircrall streaked to with- i Decis ive lil .: . - said. l"rcsldent lost since the start of the North siit;os (All) of Sf) N no mention made It Van 'ThIeu proclaimed Vietnamese offensive March 30, command said, with M losses. air IS. martial law throughout South the educators. Hughes stated a poll was . .. A4artial La".' in 60 miles of the Chinese border 1 The Seminole Education Association iSEA) teachers mrRni5atlnfl) voted three-to.i.' against 45-15 year-round It's time to put some facto on advised, 'Yes, but we wouit the table in plain language have been teaching in a controversy" an the citizens of McMurray continued hi Seminole County can see statement objecting to the clearly where this issue stands. proffered raise and advised Right now the general public is there are other funds coming in confused Rightfully so' Per- that could be used sorial opinions, tempers, This angered Walter league, charges and counter-charges associate superintendent for have been aired by public of- finance, and he exclaimed, ficials, civic and medical "You are wrong. Carl, and I'll challenge you U you say my lea ders . . I a i Editor's note Th e following capital outlay or school cartis a letter h-nm .Sidney 'lhlen struction Jr., count) commissioner, to "If this had not been done, Robert 1)aehn, chairman of 11w there would have been a better national and legislative affairs pupii1z'.nc')wr ratio and teacher committee of the Greater salaries could have been raised Sanford Chamhrr of Corn' to when ought to be" McMurrny added. merce.0 •' . .5'" .. :) I ....' areas ________ I! ' raids, planes shot down seven enemy saying only that air anti naval ttTi. i&h,la ,Jr,it '.i'.'r,' co ,'AntinhIIfl ntinuing A1iI%iTt ,.. California 1-0.a- wwwwow .W -9 §1 9 W : :*.:r0.VV-F-- . . crewmen Is completed. The U.S. ('iminand did *fl fliIttflC'l' the loss of four more the deepest and heaviest sir North Vietnam. thu it is the aircraft since Sunday, including sti-Ikes tn.sk$e North Vietnam In etimnuind's policy to withhold the crash 20 inUcs northeast of pore than four years, the U.S. announcement of plane losses Saigon today of a big U.S. Army until the search for missing helicopter In which 32 Command announced, Americans were killed. The 't'bc downing of seven MlI','i In command said the cause of that one day is a record Ear the * * * crash was not known but the Viet nam war. helicopter was on an atiminis. The U.S. aircraft 'itt.acked tralive noncombat mission. both Hanoi arid flaiphong, white A total at 3 American of hitting at widespread copters and 34 planes have been North Vietnam, the command U.S. warS and gave no details of the SAIGON (AP) . :!: 0 ... Vtp"'~!, 11, Planes 7 Red The board member then president, then explained. "We facilities an badllv." needed ., Z-AIUrBIIDO Set U . S. Jets 'Down Teachers Nix Offer lffvta~1_~~ ': WEBER hem, in our new depart. meat you'll And st.rything the attist need,iater colors, oil cular,, i'ul>m.r colors, brushes, iaiiyas, take, paper, lIlimels, etc. And all sualily-Weber, Artists knoW lImit Webs- has it 's le,a rn$iug quality art supplies sln. 1653, PsIOS(a Iit*. UI-Mit 19(&M11d,Jq16 VI*INIA P11*0*1 '.0 I.. 1314 hahed, Pie. Cowsil L*$U* 1114761 C.selb'svr,, Pie, VIUJIIA COI*U 511-4148 Mis..et, $pi4. Pta. �J " T - __ 4A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday. May 10, 1972 -- 11111= - T j - - i - ~-~___ _ .__!______---_,_ , ___ _— I on each of the Magnolia and conference here yesterday. Saturday it would be hard to get Palm Course& Esch tmrney 'Ar.d we figure we can do that even WALT DISNEY WORLD without the benefit of tdrt'isscin. Even without u of "We had hoped to get TV -boob tube" the 1972 Walt Golfcoverage this year. We really Disney World Open PGA out and looked for a net, Tournament figures to be work who might be interested," another success, started this toment said Walker. 'But with a rna 'We of pgng doubleheader football game on with pnU Image here at Disney Saturday a double header World," said Walt Disney football game on Sunday from Proluct:cins resident E. the professional ranks and a City League C given - . -~I will have a 15000 purr and Include SO of the top ' professional golfers In the game __ today. And also the two courses win be used during regular Disney Open competition. Each pro will play on the Palm one da). either Thursday or Friday. The final two rounds., after the cut, will be played on the longer and somewhat tougher Magnolia layout. I Walker went on to say yesterday that the Disney folks feel their event has already 49 become a bright spot on the PGA tour. 'I've had numerous. cards and letters from pros who JOHNSON took part in our initial event last year and they all related what a to 72 par and around 6,900 wonderful time they and their yartt, families, had during the tourThe use Of both courses not rent. only allows for more flexibility Wilt Disney world golf starting times and more ircctor E. E. "Bubber" oprtunit) for spectotors but 'hnson echoed the feelings of will permit about a dozen more . •Walker in tht the j playing of the tournament ;diona1 starting times will should make for a better event, allow for six more golfers an The idea to use the Palm each course the first two days. course has Pnpted Disney The field will be raised from 144 officials, including Johnson, to to 156 with 78 taking off on each begin a tour of the layout in an course on the f irst two days, effort to 'toughen" the course Although It Is much too earl)' For the tourney. The Palm hit firm commitments from 'mv course is much tighter than the of the top pros who participated Magnolia course because 01 its last year it Is expected many narrower fairways. And like thewill be returning this year. Magnolia the Palm has more Jack Niclaus, the defending than its share of sand and water champlon,ls expected to return hazards Roth courses Pj to take another shot at the tO ccwse , Would you believe Betty Natlrs Pro Shop got it 1from Kevin Spoiski, 224 from John Temple and 194 — 554 from John Lamb and managed to win but once from F'RA. Its true and the best for FRA was a 191 by G. Billups. The Jet Lanes parlayed D. Rlchard 209, Hary Pentecost and John Spolsb'r. 244 599 Into three wins over Wall Plumbing. Best for Wall was a 200 by L Groover. Ron robth'z nifty 204, 224 610 was backed by R. lortney 293, Ray Robinson 192 and Dick Spencer 543 as Tvota won four from Joe Qearnons. Other trip performers last week Included P. Roche 200, Baker ll, D. Myers 214, L Meridith 201, D. Zukei-man 2$L Jr. Lewis 219. B. Ti't 213, 197; B.. Ceyna Not — S71 &ui 3. Kanner i' game a network who would try to buck that competition." The 1972 tourney runs frim Nov, No 27 in Dec. 3. Johnson left the Impression that Disney people have not yet up hope for some sort of TV coverage. But any hopes there might be are mighty slim. One of the new plans for the 1972 event are a pair of Pro-Am Celebrity tourneys to be played '. L. football on . L. - . - / A - in - - C)IUCk __ ff ; et - ..-- Z 'I ! ~7 The race In this league is unbelievable with only three a ha!f games separating trip six teams Plenty had chances to move up last week but few did. The Beep Beeps regained the lead they Inst last week when they took three games from the BS&J. For the Beep Beeps It was Leon Arthur with. 91- 554 and Kithy Arthur with a 211, 296. A 197 by Bob Harbour and a 296 by Jotmiacri led the B's & J. Coming up with ioLr big wins last week were the Flat Tires, Sparkpluga, Celicai and Gucapa. A blistering 606 series Ignited by a 227 first game from .Jack Rogers spurred the Flat TIres put the Radiators of the bep zsuswr *nderaon s iii i Um The Sedan' dropped a pair to the FCW's and dropped out V. a first place tie with the Beep Beeps. Eddie Adams 201 led the Sedans. Other high games last week came from Berny Hudk'y 241, Chuck Baker 210- 5i& Jay Parent 167, Ray Merrill 115, Manny M.aniiealeo 22$- 560, Marge Angusto 1, 17$ 571, Fay Senkarik 17$, Buster Anderson IN and George Furrmann 115 _ and - 0 -19 . . the - , ---S I k 01 : I 1 A - '~' . - to - '," Will r: . - Ad" $X,W0 first prize las: year gave him the all -time single year money mark. And i*ith Nicklaus in the field it is expected that his usual lop challengers, Arnie Palmer and Lee Trevino will be returning - - - - ot - Generation Gap Able-Rent -All. which had led the league all season but lost it a few weeks back, regained first with three wins aver Spenco In the final week of play. Jo Watkins 17$ led the Generation champs. Also turniru in tugh games In the final week of the season were flora Marrotte 184, Pe Paley 196, Millie Garner 1113 and uuietie Wallstedt with a pair of 161's. Local Pinpourri Getting your marks is Important and Mule Rogers had ten of 'em, AM SPARES, in rolling .109 for Lien's In the Hi NOONEBS league at the Jet Lanes. Other his in the same I. .t gut were Kay Sasmian 109. Jean Kacrokn 179 and Libbie Wtutebead 196. in the SEMINOLE PRINTERS loop It was Fr ankle Kaiser 176. Rose Measeramlth. 170, Dot Let 176 and From the SANFORD PLAZA MEREadie Myloti 160. CHANTS icc comes the efforts of Babel Glib. 243, Jthwr Jaco 194, Gary SpoIls 394, Paul Wilh$"ims 304. Walter Borrow 224, El Kemp X111 191, Mum &u%cbe 211, Marge AsIuste 109, in, Et'die Jackson 110 and £kck Lewis 11$.. . Sparklers In the ADoDM HOME IM.PBOVEM4T Ieu, wore Johnny Jaco 301, Jim Caver 90, Bill Wagner M John Bryant 225 563 and Sub Stettler 194 CARLSON league the top performance was by Skip Norton 197.. . Tops An the AU.-SOt.'I.S WOMEN league were Marion J'arefla 193, Girmy Gatalreau 175 and Claudia Jan 201 From the DYN MIXED loop it was Ed Nab 2I0.J. WeAIII0I 180, U. Suh 16 and S. Holsclaw 193, 214 — JIJNIOR.SENIOR league had sparkling games turned in by 11$, Dsio Rick; Payne 21$. lucky Colegroie 27$, Larry Dougherty 221, Ronnie W1Th.iis 215 and Badger Snub 110 — fi54. .. And in the GSCL. MIXED LEAGUE the blgt's came from Tom Taconet 179 and Frank Pla, 171. . . . . . I F. , - Th11 - -. — 4 for the wcond Disney event. But the big news yesterday concerned the double Pro-Am tournament. With two events slated it means 300 nonprofessional golfers, coming from Hollywood as well as the business world of Florida will be performing In front of the gallery. (liar)es Ridgeway, in charge of the gathering yesterday. revealed that there are still '__\ I ki ss ' -. 11 • - - / - . - i / - - V ' - liuit .1 - again operations. - _____. ___________ _____________ ____ tc" u.. ' e _______ _____ ~ -.I- I-_____ __ _______________ --- - - ___ ____________ _____ ~-=~-~__ .. -. __ _______ __ __________ Who I! IS 111.1% ____________________________ Baseball ______________ ___ c__ ______________ fly 1111: ASSOCIATED I'ltF.S.S National League Fast L%vlsion W. I. Pet. 6.8. 12 6 Mi New York I'hllatic'lphin 13 i .so — Montreal 12 7 (.32 9 10 .474 3L I'ittstsirgh Chicago 9 11 450 4 9 Ii .450 4 St. LouIs _______________________ tic \nig.-Ie'm it Niw Yrk, day-night Houston at St. louis Only games scheduled ___________________________ , * * * - l Standings ____________________________________________________________________________ _________ ____ ________________ ___________ - on Sunday. f ____ _____ direct POPULAR fellow with the media at yesterday's press conference at Walt Disney World was Disney golf director E. E. Bubber Johnson, facing camera. Johnson was available to answer questions concerning changes in 172 Disney Open. 'm - - the celebrity tourney for the golfer but a week's vacation (really) for the entire family. Other improvements slated to make the 1972 Disney Open another success is added dibhousc facilities, increased trawS,partation to the ciourve3 and the Vacation Kingdom. Bob MacKinnon, who served as tournament director last will - . - it provides not only a position in year, I - American tagur East 1*. Isbn W. I. Pet. G. R. with this fine looking saddle i S( )\l1' I .1 'h\' iiui.m'uiiiii will ''ride off'' DetroIt Il 6 .641 on May after th e Ovk-do Rotni)' Rodeo set for the Country Quick Arena Cleveland II 7 .611 ti 20. Entries are still being accepted. Shown here with Sad(lJC are from Baltimore 10 7 .588 1 left Ted Bowser, Jerry Biddle and Tod Bowser. West Division Boston 5 10 333 S (ilerky Cush Photo) 12 7 .632 — nouston New York 6 12 -Los Angeles 13 8 .619 — Milwaukee 4 12 .350 $"s — --— -- - - -- -------9 12 .429 4 West t)i',ision San Diego 8 12 .400 4a Minneso ta Cincinnati 13 4 — 8 14 .364 5", Oakland Atlanta 12 4 .750 i San Francisco 7 16 .304 7 500 4i ('tiic-agn 9 8 10 4 Texas Tuesday's Results 8 12 400 6', Kansas City Montreal 7, San Francisco I 6'ia 7 11 .3 ahifoin Chicago 7, Cincinnati i Tuesday's Results PIttsburgh 5, Atlanta 2 Cleveland 2, Kansas City I St. Louis 2, Houston Minnesota 4, New Yor k 2 San Diego at Philadelphia. Detroit 5, Chicago 2 rain Boston 4, California 3 Los Angeles at New York, runners to score. Day three all th e out Houston 5-0 in shutting By BERT ROSENThAL Oakland 10-3, Milwaukee 2-0 Associated Press Sports Writer Giants' ope ning game, he has then come home on an error by rain Texas at Baltimore, rain Juan Marichal never has had lcmst five ina row, including a7-1 shortstop Chris Spe ter. Wednesday's Games Wednesday's Games Meanwhile, Mike Torrex a losing season since joining the decision to Montreal Tuesday Ka nsas City (liedlund 0-2) at (Pap pas 2.2) at CmChicago checked the Giants on ni ne San Francisco Giants i1* 1960. night. Cleveland (Perry 4-2) _______ _____ ' _____ ----- Mar*chal Faces First Losing Season (Herky Cush Photo) Juan Wrestler Is Fighting His 'Biggest' Battle TULSA, Okla. (AP) Ray After they got me to the haspiLike walking. Murphy can't forget April It. 131. they doped me up pretty "Anything he said with a 1970. good, but I remember pretty smile. "Just breathing." The former Oklahoma State much what went on." He can breathe by hunself for wrestling star, then a graduate Murphy fought hard to get only two hours at a time. The student, was competing in an onto the wrestling team at CU rest of his time with a independent wrestling tour-na. and wound up his collegiate ca- respirator machine. meni reet' with a second-place finish But even that's progress. "I got picked up and put down in the 14$-pound weight dinsion "That started from nothing" on the side of my head," of the NCAA Tournament Rat Murphy Sr., his father. Murphy recalls. 1069. noted He has spent the last two But he's battling a bigger "They said the longest anyone years in bed-paralyzed from fight now. had lived with the breathing the neck down-because of the A lot of things that didn't machine was 12 months. Then accident. semi important befo.e do they started talking about 18 was never unconscious, now," tie says. months, then 24 months. 'lIe has broken all the known records for breathing. So maybe he'll break the others..' Main who never heard of Ray tickirt have joined his fight Souwwtwrt in the neighborhood of $50,000 has been raised U, defray Ray's medical cxpenses---thought to be around the Pacers The virtorx' come 1100,000 so far. By MIKE HARRIS "We don't know how much Associated Press spels Writer despite a scorching rally in which Indiana scored 16 money has been raised. We have no personal Involvement INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. API-. straight points. The home court advantage Novi the series moves to New in that." his father says, 1 1 do know that hundreds, doesn't seem to mern much to York for the third game Friday the New York Nets and the in- night and the fourth Monday maybe thousands of people night However, neither coach have donated. The situation Is diana Pacers. Both teams won upset %'ic- feels the hnnie court advantage probably not unheard of, but it's tories on their opponent's courts will be any more for New York Proabb unequaled. "1 do think it's unusual to to move into the American that it was fur IndianaBasketball Association Pacer coach Bob Leonard keep this much interest going championship olayoff, now tied said. "We're going to have to go for more than two yeam "But Ray basso mucti willout there and win a hall game or at one game apiece. power and faith, it has flowed The Nets tied it here Tuesda y two. It's a five-game series." He athied, "Somebody's going over and touched a lot of people night with it 117-115 victory over to have to win three out of five." "He stiL has it." — Starting by Alan Mayer - ~~rll"',Wrrz~,p, - SENIOR LLAGUE caAsEh SAN RECREATION 6 Willie Wall had a grand slain hutrit- run in the 1as inriini It, put Chasm ahead and help himself to a win he also had a single in the game, David Bernusky had two singles. David Moneti a double, Brent Raborn. Teddy Miller, Danny Grare und B:ll Enright all singimi. Chris Franks ti'td a home run for Sanford Recreation, also a single, Rick Ferrell had double. Danny Boyd and Ray Bacakeactu had. single. Winning pitcher, Willie Wall in relief .f Teddy Miller; laser, Ray Bacak. JL1OR LEAGUE KIWANIS i-MOOSE 3 Robert Davis had two tiits for Kiwanis, Jeff Wall had a triple, Curtis Wolf, John LiUem and Karl Hamner each had a single. Moose had five hits in time Jeff Dial had two, Mitchell Colgate, Glen Godwin and Brian Burgess each had one. Winning pitcher, Jeff Wall; loser, Greg LaTciur. 471"! ,140 5" - ____.71 '"WO £4 % I ' ' 4J rfj'!' Zt.' Pni4/3Y/,4 ,.r , ,,;f.p If -_- .., _ .' "i - -p7 c 1i'PA 'rn? -': '. GOLFER'S GALLERY — Mickey Mouse and his friend Pluto unveiled the first portrait for the Hal) of Champions at Walt Disney World's Golf Resort In preparation for the second annual Walt Disney World Open to be held in late No'ember. The defending champion, pictured receiving his trophy, is Jack Nicklaus. Similar color portraits will honor each succeeding champion of the $150,000 PGA event. (Copyright Walt Disney Productions,, Delayed By Ranger Upset, 3-2 B DAVE O'HARA win three in a row her their first A ssocia ted Press Sports Writer Stanley Cup In 32 years, New BOSTON (AP) The stage was set for a big celebration. The champagne was well chilled, the Stanley Cup pc-esentation ceremonies were ou tline',,, ai,u cameramen were warned to photograph "only appropriately dressed" players in time Boston dressing room. Then the New York Rangers, pla ying a role of gate crashers, ruined the Bruins' party, at least postponing it f or another - — 7 'EY A' /4' ( A19P 105 A4 4 Mt. -/ L A biJf1i - Jr- * F 1. stfir 7 q;:• , __ 't/" - -. j_. -I I - :. L York Coach Emile Francis smiled and sa id: "There's still no tomes-raw losus. We have to win every game. As for beating Boston three,in a row-, see me Sunday .".'mat and I'll let you know." Both Francis and Boston Coa ch Turn Johnson agreed the key came In the second period, w he n the Rangers managed to halt the Bruins despite a two.. man disadvantage while trailing 2-1. The Br-urns enjoyed a 5-3 adThe Bruins wet-c within just 20 vanta ge in ska ters f or one minminutes, one period, of whoop- ute and 29 seconds but were ing it up and ei ther sipping the ur.ablt' to add to tl'-tir lead he. traditional bubbly or dousing each other With it. However, the Rangers rallied and edged the Bruins 3-2 on a pair at third period goals by Bobby Rousseau Tuesday night, sendtng the National Hockey League's championship playoffs back to New York for a six th game Thursday . Down 3-I in the best-of-seven series arid virtually written Off by virtually everyone except tht'rnseli't-s, th e Rangers stunned the Bruins, although. outlxlt by Boston by a 36-20 - Asked If the Bangers, who defeated Boston only acre in ex AL regular season games, could 0 Francis In the liraic'. The little winger tied the wore is lie n his routine shot broke off Boston goalie Eddie • __________________________ Price Tag Too High For Mets Baseball ups (OUSt' tI the defensive play of Dale Rolfe, Brad Park and Bruce MacGregor and the goaltending of Gilles Villemure. Rousseau, held scoreless f or 22 consecutive games agai nst Boston and kept on the bench, except fr..- piwer plays, fur two periods, was unleashed by Ile had the third best earned run Giants' defense in the sixth inaverage in major league ning helped saddle Marichal history, a 2.94 mark, behind with his fifth consecutive setWalter Johnson's 2.37 and Gin- back. The Expos had nicked Marlser Alexander's 2.56. Now, Marichal Is beaded for chat for a run in, the third on his first losing season. After John Boccabella's triple and Tim Foil's sacrifice fly and another in the fourth on Boots Day's RBI single, before souring four times in the sixth with the help of four San Francisco errors. Bob Bailey opened the sixth with a single and went to third when Marichal fielded Mike Jorgensen's bunt and threw the ball Into center field. Ron Fairly then lofted a Fly ball to center Willie field. Bailey held third, but ll NEW YORK (API Maya apparently won't be corn- Jorgensen went to second when ing to New York after all-at Dave Kingman bobbled Ken least not in a New York Mets henderson's relay throw, After Ken Singleton was per. uniform. The Mets said Tuesday that posely passed, Day tilt a the San Francisco Giants' ask- grounder to second baseman ing price was simply too high. Tito Fuentes. Fuentes booted . i'),y want players, not mon- the ball into right field, allowing ey," said M. Donald Grant, the -_-- 16 Mets' board chairman. "I told them It was improbable the Mets could provide the person. ne) they need" The Giants reportedly asked for Infielder Ted Martinez and one of two pitchers, either John Matlack or Jim McAndrew. The Mets wanted to give the Giants (.uur, money instead of players. (;rant, however, did not comn I pleteiy close the door on a patslble trade. "lasked Giant owner Horace Stonetuim to set up a meeting with Maya, himself, and our people," Grant said. "lie prom. Ised to do so. He said he will call me as soon as he reaches Maya. So, I won't know any th ing until - JI Bruins' Victory Celebration 48 hours. luiI National scattered hit.. for tiLt second cinnati Nolan 3-0 raineu — ,44;,7 ** '1ZFAjF - the Detroit Zimmerman 2.-2i at San Diego (Kirby 2-I) at victory. In two decilons, Chicago (Bradley 2-li 2-3 Philadelphia Fryman 1-0), N active 'atlonal League pitchers clnnati 7-1, Pittsburgh tr immed ering his ERA to 1.40 In Texas (Broberg 2.1) at BaltiSan Francisco (McDowell 4. with more than one year of Atlanta 5-2, St. Louis edged innings. 0) at Montreal (Stoneman 3-2), more (McNally 34). N Chicago's Ferguson Jenkins, service, compiling a .670 mark hlouston2-1, and Los Angeles at New York iKekich 2-1) at losses. New York and San Diego at winner Of at least 20 games in on 221 victories and Los Angeles (Downing 1-2) at Minnesota lPeffy2.l), N ---- --.-- --. . , t,..------pan dUii US U!JL. He had pitched 50 shutou ts, m'niiauempnia were Milwaukee i Brett 1-2) at Oak. New York (Matlack 3-0), N A commiplete collapse by the hiked his record to 3-2, stopping tops among all active pitchers. land (Hunter 2-I). N Nets, Pacers Ignore Home Advantage CAGE PIONEER Elsewhere In bestwlnntngpercentage among League, Chicago trounced Cüi1 " Willie Wall Slams HR For A Win th is season, he had the I 11 Cincinnati on five hits. lie lost his shutout on Johnny Bench's nin-ecoring single with two out in the ninth. Earlier, Glenn B.eckert and Jim Hickman drove in two runs apiece for the Cubs and Rick Monday collected four hits, in. eluding a homer. Dock Ellis, making his first appearance since being sprayed with mace In Cincinnati last Friday night during an incident involving a stadium guard, worked seven innings and cornbined with Bruce Kison for a six-hitter in l'ittsburgh's victomy over Atlanta. They got support from homers by Willie Stargelland Dave Cash. Former Astro Scipio Spinks' pitched a six-hitter for St. Louts In stopping his ex-Houston Johnston's left arm arid tr ickled into the net at 258 of the third period Then he scored the game Winner at 12:45, taking a Pau from Ted Irvine and beating Jot't0 on a deflec ted 11 Thursday's Games San Diego at Philadelphia. N San Francisco a t Montreal N _______________ Red Sox Win Game, Lose Yastrzemski Even ANAHEIM (All) when they win, the Boston Red Sax late. - Rallying frcm a 3-0 deficit, the Sox caught California with three sixth-inning runs Tuesday WASHINGTON i Al'i - Two economists said Tuesday It was -,, impossible to determine how much profit a professional bas- ' -. ketball team is making without more detailed information on the club owner "lk'cause of the tliffcrt'nmces in practice among teamna in how the owners take their profits, amid because of the difficulties with the data, the stated book profit figures are virtually meaningless," Roger Noll and Benjamin Okner told the Senate antitrust and monopoly subcoiiiisiittee Appeuirlrg briefly to answer quesliol~ in testimony given last wcck, the economists, on leave from the Brookings In. stitution, said an owner's salary tbile, If and the use of an auomo provided by the club, should be loosed on as part of a team's - — 3-Hitting m'loft'r (Thud of 10 Patti.) further talks are Willie's his miieiins that tIm ikts reaction to conning to the Mets will cross the plate In your heavy bat and Start with a and the conditions attached to work down until you find a best hitting area In either such a move." weight that is comfortable. case. Maya said he wouldn't mind Keep your eyes on the ball as A l ways concentrate on closing out his playing career in long as possible, from thewhat you're trying to do and New York, but was annoyed at moment It I t' a v e a the stay cool and relaxed, ,IlPAPII IHitlilill AttN the way the situation has been pitcher Pick a stance that's cornhandled. ---------"I don't want to embarass the fortable and stay with it. Use iFxuicted /roni the .)f' Giants," the 41-year.old center a short stride. Keep alining fictuufMajor Lcaiie Baseball forward shoulder at the I'ifrh, Slim & Throw ('tinm)e'Ii' ficUci' said in Montreal, where you, pitcher, even during your Ibis "Ti:" flt,okWI, acutE' he was with the team for a swing able flee' to t'cerj, boy Otill game. -But it seems that they Find out during I)Iii'tiL'' Ve')life'VJ aiim! i4'li,ch nai, be feel differently about itt think I which Pitch YOU hilt best and ebrunmed am a.my 1'11&T rvUla. deserve a lot more respect from wait for It. If you lilt outside lraIio,m location or by writ them than someone else. Thai's pitches best, itu'n'e away thU to: Pitch, Slit & Thrust', profits, how I feel. I don't know how from the plate. If you hit in. 505 Park ,tte,iue, Suite said most of the teamas ..ji.., .-...,.i_ I nie i,iIt'hp hest. mote 2412. Nii' York. N.Y. 10022 , They n..,i.o...ii UULI --- , in IJIC AIIISLIUSI I)d5rVIi.'il (i Ivvpi - " 1'.'. - ' Boston (Culp 1-3) at California tRyan 1-2t, N Thursday's Games Texas at Baltimore, N Boston at California, N Only games scheduled nyer and he was forced to leave the game. "1 twisted the heck out of it," Yastrzemnski said after the game. "It's pretty wobbly right now but I can't tell how bad Ills We'll have to see about it Roundbal! Merger Studied By Senate 1 Wednesday." Grant said that he "wanted to make sure that Mays wants to cm.me here. The most I m por ta n t thing to be developed before any Pittsburgh (Johnson 0-1) at Atlanta (Niekro3-3), N Houston (Iteuss 2.1) at St. luIs (Gibson 0-4), N night then beat the Angels on a tomorrow," teamnisuites. pinch-hit single by Bob Burda In Yastrzenn.ski, the highest paid The Cardinals scored both the eighth. player in the American League their nina In the first inning off Don Wilson. That was Boston's first with an annual salary of $163.triumph in four games and only 000. was to be examined today by Dr. Jules I4asinskl, the Angel No. 2 In the last nine games. But Carl Yastnein.skl, the au- team physician. Throughout his brilliant caper star outfielder, severely reer, Yait has managed to avoid twisted his right knee while scoring the first Boston run of serious injury. "I don't think I've missed the game in the sixth. His spikes snore than IS guinea In the last of caught in the shin guard California catcher Art Kush- se v en years," he said. - I . - — individual who shells out the ' - - Ridgeway. The pockag e deal for the tr1!' -I ' / amateur side of the Pro-Am Celebrity event. "If you know of anyone with an extra 81.000 who would like to play in our tourne), let us knob." said i ... .'- many "openings" for the 3!.W Wclnedai, PMj 10, ays Around Longer I- krid.i -Lit' I.iigu BY 711f.ASS0CIATFI) £'RF .S.S Southern Division W I. Pet. G.R. Miami 16 Il .3 — Pompano n IS ii W P Beach II 11 Y.0 I Key West 12 15 444 4 H 141ue1. II 15 .42.5 4' l't,coa 10 15 400 - - ... ... .._ &.. the National hasketball Association are snaking money, and only "a handful of tennis" in the ABA are In danger of going under. But these tennis, they said, couldn't snake money if the players played for tree because of it tack of altmnularw'e combined with high soclistiun and svt-rtweitl Sen. Siisuu Ervin, B-NC., chairman of the subcommittee holding hearings on a bill that would allow the two leagues to merge, said the subeonunittee would adjourn subject to recall by the etulrmnan PADRES ARL CoiSlNS SAN DIEGO (Ail) — When New Ynik Met pitcher Toni Seater faces the San Diego Padres just mask up another win. When he be-at them 5.1 here In •pril It marked his tenth vi c tory without a defeat against them 111S III II I' IiI. Was That Masked Shoe, Anyhow ? ? . • . 1 - ii II I 1);iytona W. Haven Tampa s. I'ete Orlando Lakeland Ills ITS 'IS jjl~ ) Tuesday's Results Fort Lauderdale 11. Wiit Palm [leach 10 Winter Haven 13, Orlando 6 ITS Ill HIS III FITS HIS HIS III I1l5 -us HIS HIS iii Ill (Look For The Shoe With The "V" On ItI [hF The Heel, And La? Your Imagination Pompano Beach 4. Key West Fly?) lilY 3 Miami 4, Cocoa 2 }II St. Pe te rsburg 5, iakeland I Daytona Beach 4, Tampa 3 Wednesday's Games HIS HIS I IS ITS — 14 11 .580 2 15 12 .556 2 3i. 13 13 50 12 14 t 4", 7 1* .280 9 Ills Ills FIIS -I'S ITS ('IIHI Ho, Pet. G. R. in'- W. i. 17 10 6 - uS !1S IM Ill. Hl HIS IS - I IS HIS Ill's Northern Division . i There is but one more week of action remaining in this circuit and the Suturers have had a lock on the first place trophy l nearly a month. They take a 22 game lead Into the final week's actin. High games In last week's action were Cml Meyers 111 467, Emily Griffith 211 — 496 and Milton Banner 396. Elal'ie Hanna and Marion Perkins coverted the 54 split Last week while Bill Griffith made the 340. The league banquet will be held May 19th at Ottos Hofbrau Haus. — - times in the secorwi inrithg on a hn*.runrmer, and hfMt,mnn to fly IIFRSCIIF.l. NLSENM)N earlier than usual Tuesday skein of 3$ 5(OI'CIesq innings -by their peinctiless P',itters, not walk, Bobby Darwin's double, circle the bases. The baseball strike has been night. George S'ott and Curt Molten Aliq probletui was the first or their pHi-tierS The two runs an infield out, singles by Phil than a ,ti,ntti but here over homered for the Brewers, but Hoof arid Kast and Cesar TimSri oreil In the nunilli inning si itwi explained they inning," man(;leve1n1s Ilk Ii 'lidrow totties they were blanked in the nightto vat's double. arid too late startin g work earlier so he can ager Ken Asprriuirinte. "lie were mu, little hits by Blue Moon for e bigcap on five exploded th he A's T their third consecutive prevent never had Ikit It trouble before. stIck around longer, gest inning in their five-year Odom and Rothe Fingers The That may violate the basic had to he In his warni.ups, So we sethic'k. totted early. Spahn Ipitching i:l Rrinkrnan's run-scoring history in O,.icland-lO runs in A's got all their runs in the fifth rules of unionism but Tidrow single and pitcher Joe Cole- the fourth-and crushed the on a three-Ms. error by left cointi Warren Spatini stayed prescribed won't cotnptiiln if h is Fielder Jo. Lohimd, Bobby earlier wsn,ti.tigs enable him to right with him and tie threw man's suicide squeeze bunt Brewers in their opener inzy Brooks' infield hit and Mike and Frank Slaton Jim lead in the 2-0 we gave the Tiv,ers a tiarti for and 35 nniinute and longer. pitch better F.tetn's twn-run single. victims as Angel a were the They added the rightbraight bun right into seventh inning. Tuesday night, the rookie The Red Sox trailed the Anhander tantie within one out of game. Maybe that's 11* secret, run in the eighth on Norm Mangual drove in three rues ('ash's HUt single and two in the with a double and sacrifice fly gels 34-Bob Oliver homered his first complete game' fri the I hope sn" Tklriiw couldn 't have pitt-tied ninth on a single by Aureiio and Dave Duncan drove in two for one California run-but tied iiuijtir leagues as the Indians shaded the' Kansas City ltoyal.s much better. lie had a two-hit Hodriguci arwi Hill Freehan's with a single. The wild inning the score with three in the stith. included a wild throw by I.inzy two on (',,rlton Fisk's dnuble, stnilc*it with two out in the ninth infield nut 2-1. Minnesota's Jim Kant, the on a bunt by winning pitcher and snapped their three-game Elsewhere in the American when I.u'u I'inlella homered for American league's winningest Ken Itoltzman and an ensuing losing streiik on Rob Rurda'i League, Detroit downed the Kansas City. After a walk and -oring pinch single in the ('hicago White Sos 5.2, Miii- single, Steve Mingori came on active pitcher. posted his 171st wild throw from right fielder nin-scoring career trIumph with help from Billy Cmnlgliarrm enabling two eighth nrcotji beat the New York Van- to get 11w inst rest, Tidrow auto delivered a two- Wayne Granger in the ninth as ks'is 4.2, Oakland swept a twi. ,iightcr from Milwaukee 10-2 (sit single in the eighth inning tIme Twins downed the Yankees ins HIS - IllS IllS HIS - HIS - HIS - HIS HIS -115 and 3.0 and Boston edged Call- and Del tinter followed with a despite New York homers by , ,I S Miirmlornui 4-3. texas and Hailtintiore hummer for the Cleveland runs Felipe Alnu and Thur man IllS '. I1inieIIa's borne run ended a were rained nut if IS Winless F'rltz Peterson was Ills litrow, ai ftit-4, 2l(ljvufld. strinit if 3$ trerekas Innings by IlL IllS s.ulilled with hit fifth sttalghl the Cleveland pitching stall. er who will be 24 -. in Tracey Towers of the front running Chicago Teddy Sears stole the spotlight this past week in the Disabled American Vets league with a booming 227 game and 53$ series. Other high for the Teddy Bears, who have a nine game lead aver the second place Hot iots, were Aaron Katdman 151 — 427 and Jun Walker 145 — 397. Norman Platt 156- 437 and Mike Clark 139-397 led the Hot Shots In their games last week. The third place Kelly. Hiroes had high games from Jack Doyle 14$- 355 and Jerry Kaiser 100. Also turning in high ;axnes last week were Beth Burkart 130 — 330, Billy Burkart 200, Paul Hart 122 318, Mike Towers 107394. Micah Bolts 109, Kelly Dugherty 130 — 391, Gena Bukor 117 — 315, Jimmy Mille 109, John Glaze 127 309. Don Annett 124 353, Robert Ripley 122 315, Bruce Annett 113, Julie Dearolf 103 and Bill Dearolf 309. - ----- T*idrow Starts Working Earlier is spent DAY Bwstams =-----------. - #1 a— 4 - Early Toyota keglers really had a time of It last week with several top efforts turned In. 5111 Varner missed the big six by seven sticks as be fired games of 193 and 116 around a big 224. Other Varner highs last week were a 10 by George and a even 200 for Phyl. The Overhead Cams needed those efforts as they split with the Automatics who got a 202 196-546 from BID Painter and a 512 from Ron Gilbo. 115. III Jerry Kaiser had a 193 — 531 to lead the Qrcnu to four wins over the Land Qulaers and K. Downey had a 193 — $14 spark the Mark II to a sweep of the 4 Whed Drive. Other highs last week came from Mill PrIcker 217,186 531, Dick Spencer 222,94-516.0. Touctiton 203, D. Gorman 193, 140 — 56$ and S. Wood 111. -- trw I I il~ . \1 -i it L Toyota Mixed ..- St Cordon Walker at a pre= college By HERKY CUSH neraw speru Wrh,M By HERKY CUSH - Iho Sanford Herald Disney World Promoting Golf Image Over 0 -- t c flflfl Prri A m c Tri*,E I TWill em - Ill Mia mi at Cocoa West Palm Beach at Fort Lau- 1111 11 HIS HIS iLls HIS HIS HIS HIS __________________________________ SANFORD PLAZA HIS derdale HIS Ill DINER'S CLUB ss HIS MASTER CHARGE Pompano Beach at Key West I'll AMERICAN EXPRE Tampa at Daytona Beach Hl BANXAMERICARO SS HIS St. Petersbur g at La kela nd HIS HIS - HIS - HIS . HIS - HIS . HIS . HIS - HIS Orlando at Winter iisven �_ ___ A-- ~Ir _____ - ? - 6A—The Sanford Herald WeXnesday. May10, 1972 $ - - Lib At State u D Capitol ying For - - _______ - - - - - MS Florida's Commission on TftLI.AHASSEE, M. I Al') thy Status of Women, a once vocal group which championed sesequalits frouithe Panhandle to the Kevs.,today is without 1110ne%, intoxie or morale, says Its exchkirman. About the only thing the commission has now iss More vocancics ttuiti members, says Rep. Mary Grizzle. a St. Petersbdrg housewife. W'hein her term as chairman expired lag 22, the vacancy was not filled. c-t The commission was bet up by executive order eight years 'i with 32 members Todayonlyabout )5tenas are sliflaclfvt:. although the raw,, are noiL . It's been inactive sizwe Gov. Askew took office," claims Mills, raise For Coaches session ha- ratification of the National Equal Rights 'ndi nt an appropriation of SI7,0W to Juveflate the commission but that was sliced to S4,500 in dangcraua followed The) also follow these this rules themselves in their own problem. I sould strongly personal lives. Example is the suggest that youare ma perfect best teacher. A kid is lucky to position to be a leader in the come across a teacher like this. bringing of pressure to bear. Automated signals do take There probably are many other (me teachers around that time to erect They also cost we don't hear about but my rnonie, but then again, family has been involved with much is a human life worth. As a temporary stop-gap these two. My son. Bill Coin, tins just measure. Seminole County received a full scholarship to might follow the exampie of the Kissimmee and Florida Institutc of Technology Citv of li"anul ,tl reduce the speed Mdbnurnc whr'h is more u- . c,,'i \...b Approves . Budget . , the sctiou1shtstor. This is a Might increase over Earl Weldon i federal project for mid11tatiagement distributive for a part-titne work experience part-time classroom - ----— .: UI theonethat keeps going long after the others UI(pai)tep mand o. riL. ______ ________________ L,,. sa , E I sa S .- -- . '- -. .'. ' "'" : -:.. 17-92 Y. __ - I - _______ - . im .... ~ _-W I .- '_ I I Phorw 221-41112 -1 . I , _________ - - - SANFORD. FLORIDA ETABLE REPORT F.U.B. for stack of genierally ROW quality. unless othoin wise stated. Precouling charges 0 0 ~ ~ _i I ~_ ~ ,#:.. . el "i' -large; Red type IL7W.1110; Savoy type. Carrots - Demand Good. Film Stead uwib & paper master ctiuners nwdtum-large 46-1 lb before the Woman's Auxiliary tinder ttic old charter, for In. and (orninonit Assx'i,tion to miii its. P.isli.s. csf the tturtt r but contended that the name I I.. IhangetoWintcrSpringj is the CuliuS Healt largest hurdle in ratification of the document. iI tiuira rinrtnR Village Attorney Thomas IJ Freeman stressed that there are so many improvements In Man American health s the charter. it would be ini. not only fail to live up to their possible to cite them all. fur. clalrn.s but .are responsible for ther, lit' said the charter is a causing physical damage to model patterned after one n'trmters sa'a the American drafted by the Florida League Medical Association, $f Municipalities. A research team after visitFreeman went on to express ing clubs and health si*s that he hoped the charter vl ould throughout the country, m. lmssdkie to the fact ttuil ituouhl cluded that in.structors were In. pro v ide 'i modern t) ps. adequately trained and some government" and that if the were In fact salesmen for the electors were dissatisfied with club -• .i .'' .-- • 1.', " , -6, I]. .- -,' - I 3~ I- _.- .. ~.. . . co .. - ., .' Steady. Market VALUES .. * `6.00 _.. s 2 •,f," -' . ... RE INFORCED CENTfR PANEL - I a, 0 a I ., LADY , ., 0 •.- POWDER -. ' a- 89c 56 . - - ;e ~. I. . s argoo" 0 VULC IN . 0 $ W_. , ; .. 1 . .. A ... ;* . I ...---.I .1A . CARTRIDGE _10. . CHfSSY COi,A 001 atilt SLACK . "1W . ciuwi sooa DRINKS rs...ni , - *. -. " '$I I 0 . BRUSH lowit to- 1110for S a * RIG 24" "07 STYLING. INSTA11111 NEAT Foe S"10 011111101110 AND STYLING - POWDER !. 7'. IN TORTOISE BOX . 0 . . ) . 0. avm wO i , I- ,F; 44 "- • Z 0. .1 .411. - - 'a'._ . . - ,~ '- ''.-' e.,s tar II ., - , - . - "i. z - 11 . 4 k ' - ' - -i - PF . :- ,. t. . - I ' .- - - - ________ _______ S ' 1101,1,N*W001_) sttlnt man Harold Frizzell to]d studm(s at Sanford Christian School about some of his e xperiences (1(11 BIg I ( it'iit % isut III' is a former Sanford resident. starrl'lmto- '- lake iAit'-- ti ' C I) Berry, it ;il - .' - _________ yiLf - layre Cci' ihiopin.L from A I to R s ne mile south of development being consider '' rt'ulevirJ on lake for the irea s.'w.vf 14,...I on the A letter from F' Tborn.i ti lA Of (i'c to II-3A Zayre, his client, had expre-ti 11w 4r,?' y from A.l Vs Kil p atrick-Larry unwillingness ti) pay $t0fl0, H from A-I to C-3 appraiied price for ft.' to C-2 on properly located south lion:"if Howell BranchHoatl, west of whoes"le commercial on trianguLar shaped corner i'.o Sit A36. between Foxcrn(t properly Inc3ted east of would go as high as 1110.0M In his letter to the \p.srtments, containing five Magnolia and south of the coast n ri's manager, Ustler said his ('!i*'t line .amP'ad. Wi,L,,emffarney—fromA-lto indicated the costs of land .irt Alfred Thompson tram It' IA to C-2 on property located C-I c propen located at the development Li rising in high uthwest corner of unwell that rents on the property, when south of the intersection of Sit 43$, west of U.S. l7•fl. Branch Road and Grand Road. developed, would be higher than Jack Syme -from A-2 to R-3 Iternicr Horyl - from A-1 to store colorneri can pay A A. McClan.ahan moved !' ,(in property located on five 8-1 (n wrqerty Iricated at the ItICS at the northeast c orner of nor s st corner of SR 4 and offer e rejected ansi add, ii Tangerine Avenue and Grove Il',.e ,'lranch Road, and 401) 'The 116.000 appraised price 'p" R i-. Avenue, abiittinf f.'.athtn 3'' f....' McClanahan. a real esuto Branch Itoasi - From ( 2 011110t rs.tiil multiple family an property located 1- ii p-44 ncre' ofl lake - "-' 1 -. - hI t,rc'rne _________ I' A1 t' t'iJf) 1-rated on property offer from a national depnr'. It-IAAA - -- - to r'ortI'w.'' iosO Avenue to the parcel of city-owned proper S 17-92 and Air -,r! it' Ciunty line to located west ' lake Itoss mouth of SR 44 situated east of the Wekiva the i.e' w" I..- lottis to the Boulevard intersection The property, if purcbascd fliv:r and west of the City of easi :A 'I 'L 44Y) acres --_ I 6 1 i~_~_ _1 , - - . - ';•• .. - - • ' ,, - - .. - ' '_,; STRAW 1% property for the apprai.ie,i ... 9 0 244 2" .; - . I . ,#-, .. .It- , , 0 tili.- - I . . I Kff 349 , .1. I ._ .,c .I . e, -, - - 99 . * _.; .., :_ I L ~ . ; ,0 . L.,2 T'. MODIt 1604 ' .. C , RIG. $I 1.88 PASTE • • • • .29 : " ..IN X 50 FT - Ilk I J - 14 ~ I RIG 3.4 '- 9 . N lie - 1. . )il*IfVGAU(I I L— a REG. 4.99 . 11. . _-- ' AJTMA1IC ejc'ris.c ' 0. - - .1::_1 - 0 J S MOTOR, SPIT ' -_ - ( .. '. 6,4. 0.- 11 a 4 c* $3.00; .4.. .. . ' ' GRIAT VALUI 281111 . . :,:., - - .or. : . .,. ~- - , I . . At M"VT GA~44 "WSW CaA SELTZER 90111P - --'% . FOISAWAV ,~_ MCI& DIV ','83c _ _:T1. -- (L"I ON) 411, 0 0 0 f--- 449 * NEWEST KODAK PAPER .,. r., i or 1 1~71 I 1 CONTOUR SHAPID BOTTOM IXERCISE "U'lls 177 -3 . I assiassainsim..;_ 1 - - . - - -. - - -' , s', i)IllIeI4),lJI iti,'tinai ISIi, t j)$r,(Il1)I.4.f, •,';. . . .. flit.. South f I ki, fil %,14om, Tilt ' ' • i.. .. wa. :4 $4 .... i'.rvti m t..- '. i;,... L.a ..,"OP •; • •'-' - - - ''' ' ' ' • ' ' ' - '- 11) . , .•" I$. ,,Nv( ; . , ' ' i! unprnsly"dLrvwth for h' rutrest .%, % , . ) ' . ' that. 4wnd 134 iiiilbun LII (lw area Clayton told couno;-d that he malm, ~r -- 0 ' . said . - .'. Clayton .. . . annesthe.vpert s.I'urter. tI .itkpted pruhib i or . I undec- the old cNarter thert It We wrap our reputati I .6 4 c ar.. around ever y prescrp . I Kosd .*ns.I Rest Bug Road, ic which he Li requesting t.' coiiunertl1al zoning ,. `Z 66 3.99 .... . , CANVAS CASUALS REG. $2.49 1, i. ' A',' fact was sabe..Z.''. who requested annexation i VA1. 1. L ASS01111110 SUIVIL11`5 .. .. . 4S the .111, devvIeper (luarles CLaytt"'.- II ~' NO IXTF % Criii , I SHIFTS . •A £','i', P 4 so Frvviiiiiin rvirtwited that he. ttA,. had b"n be-sieged with calL,, CQU11CLI. P' i L-------a PIiii ECKERD'S FAMOUS FILM O?t'E" UMIJ IBM 13 I., Ill. " . M h '0 A', II •A S5I 0' '4 i I i ,, ',, ..,; .;b... . I * RESIST FINGERPRINTS , ~' 1. SPIN OUTFIT 0 :.1 POWER EDGER 1 the for the twit two vt~uri. --we HOTO PRINTS . ., I , SLEEVELESS , 7.4 11111"01,11 114wo- I- . . o o~ . 2 tnspeIor. Municipal wining board hw calloed a halt to alI anniezat.turm Villig,t! Coursed he has spent Lhe SILKaLUSTER- ,- 1! ; .,( . "' 64 ,~t'-1z", I Z ,__:,-! "' . * 0 F--i . DOLLP ,a 0399 ' _! RIG -10, 1099 building ,, cannot ; areas," Palmer ma .1aulne'l, " J . . • ORLANDO,a.&mnemPalmer. simply . . REG. 84.88 ~glr "'DOW" i I . '. LAWNMOWER I 'iu W A 88 e 1201 WITH HOOD# , . 4 LBO EPSOM SALTS. . . 36c _' - RIGHT GUA D 12 , • MUSICAL 1 4L '"f L % qi .NORTH ct.4ng -1. 1. SELF PROPELLED I . I I- ~ sale ft%1__7_0_.11..^ Isi. Orlando Halting All Annexation - ., 1. .' RIG ~A. ~ ..'.. . a '.$,:- - ' - a :~Ww::_--, ' :_ ,_ Meyer then moved to have the city mainager negouate a more è .scio. 0 I I , Z-:— —. .:. .,a. ~ * ~'~~<~_~ —42 ' __M_o ~, GARDEN ~ J~' . 4_ ,. OWL Votirg to turn down the offer were Meyer, McClanahan anti unanimous_ y. / 0 ." - - Z;-Z- - / 4? 1% * . aw 1699 .. . ~ .- ` 1599 iil~ i, - . S BLADE ELEMENT --_-_ LAMP 0 L is 171"[W' I 3Sol lLJ`W1 I I . .;, '' I SIAUT:FUL DICORATON . . 4"t % FLOOR FAN 01FIC1. [VINING . :,. . ., .-41 GALAXY 20141 - 1977 : .,o __ . ', ELEC. FONDUE .! property behind it I ,- 650 1, . .. NORTHERN LIGHTED MIRROR "MMIUDN BEACH t by itself -Ain' t worth a damn to anyone eicept GIFT $OxID ..4. . " ~. 'o. I ,. 4 411:1 L_ . (he .. l[,, ,a' .*-,.? 10'- I •ibitractor,said the prnperty:-4 r - '''.". i- I ... -1 '. . . -. . --i . .--, !. 299 ft"?C-W"N - 1 '. I . -1 .I • -.4 .. 1. UI, . ' MOTHER'S DAY .1 J ,/" .. RIG. . l%, VINYL . ,'.00 -' RIVmvts 00 s1reft Plus .I. . "** . 14 ~ .K%'-, : .lz~fl . . - '.. . . -!. % FUR SALL fa., i Do: 'c' I .. .'...... .''........ - -11,, b, • Ktk-,. :itI.V9 1. ' .c u ....-~I ,-11-_~~ .;..- . - T .;~ cerning the need in buy the. property. which could then !,)e placed on the fix rolls. . ;* ~ . . . , A ..- IBAGS COA11D . % - CANISTER SET it m , 1,:.. A. . - ~~, ., .,..-I-I . ... .- ." $189 5.00 VALUE I - _ I 0 '. i. 6 ..78c SURFRIDER , ,-:... MIRROR 6999 ~ pely; '0" is IL) HAVE-A-BALL PLAYER TAPE — 99 .4 111AMI. ossoo 1799 WIT" ww" I & QOLD 111140 '- - a At Ck"go".94'"o.o.vo, '10> oft V ." .,... . . HAIR MOOR WITH AMIM RADIO - .. 10 ELECTRIC 1 COMB and IT• BEACH 699 'I - 1299 CANNED . Ti , . I I ... , I ft T I Soo ADIIS *. . :1-'.1 - 7 SHAVER .* . _... !, ..% :-. Radishes - Demarot Good. Phorie3.1V22 ------- ,-. - - Sanford City Cnmir,isston 20 acres on the north ihore of I - - , ) 4 4: ED a,," a .. Market Stead)'. Cartons, film bags. Red type. 4'riculture - x iluske -.rc ucit Gun', F. Fvere - • .( : .:'..::-lv'o:"-.,'. SHAVING HEAD • FEATURING ONE SIDE THAT IS DESIGN son CLOSE DIRARM GROOMING -".. • - * - ' - . ..!~ cour I Iieiiri'igs in what promises to lks,. (fr' ' lotnet' Fiom R-IAA t,ø a marathon meeting. are the - :.... ..- DUSTING 'V'___~w *" - i' - - SUNBEAM ELECTRIC .... : 'IN I on I; i, s'ed.Y, rkham Ilnscl. chambers of the court house - I I.. (REG. $1.09) 1 ,9-'0' I _y'_, - . t A ----------------- Realty Offer N i ed I 1) eup")ent Company The snecting will be held in the County Commission - OW, A-1 '6 I- 1 AAA located - - --- IP:' .:.. I . . . . I . .... -P * - i T DUSTING I .%: OU 0 -1. bushel crates $3 00-3. Market Steady. Wirebound ffatei. bunched 5 dozen; Curly - dktrltti at a im iiieeting lake Avenue. fr-nting Crystal -, , t U' .'ih ( - i 'd.r-1 .in(] lone Huthine (torn A) to R-1 at the Tile Setnintile County I'lan. 1'1, ft,v ~t~-r.- Willis - _vAitheast intersection of Floy,i ning and 7nninR Cotiatillittion front 11-i 11-1, " I restricted Rniff And W-worell Branch R"A m cciii lengthy session of public (f4fIi1(PPl IJI IXat&I west of hearings for a change of zoning First Street and north of Crystal '.' . Market Stighti) Stronir. 1 1- ~ Un i side ' I . I .,..;• . ? ; g shopping center over jl$,ON- .;4 .. .. - c r- -_ . " Good. - - Plan , Li c. r1 I n F() r I. , PONDS • PANTY -HOSE - 0 *' "I. ,, --. I .-j ~ NUDE • - S. • suia SHIES WONDERLON , , ! Steads Wirebtound crates. Pascale -. - L e n g t h y !x::o n Slated Slated -' . II '' '- ,. "SORTED FRAGRAN CES IN .-,*. .i , - I - I 11 .-06 .. . I - FRAGRANCES /-11~ It • \ . i. %4. k f k ..'-•-.i-- MAI4U)AC'TURLRS SPECIAL ' Market :17-- ~. . - . may - ______ Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 10, 1972—IA - ' -- - suggested the meeting for the pro:lblems the villages faces day edification of the electorate, by day,, and we cannot do since. lie said, people do not with a lAnd office type charter understand the provisions of the such as we have now," Mayor net. charter. "It's real im. Brown also issued a plea that portant," Salter said, "I think the chartcr not be rejected due •t's a good charter." to the name change, which tie A refercrodurn of the electors also said could be changed later will be held on June 13 to ratify by an amendnient to the charter or reject the ctuirter. % hich was provided by hoine rule. filed with the state secretary on F reennn Injected that the .1 . •'•'.'''•4' •: - sacks. I~ pack, large size 64-75 Celery — Demand Fairly :-- --- - - .. I . . - .., 111. " i' ' - . .,I Good - 11 , 0, .0, .., ' rr WATCHES Round type. turdiunt-lairge. 1% ge - ... .,. . e' L.. . RAI.,'STATE MAR MS SER10E =_ -_________ - o e - Report .--.- 19 - . . I 71 t IF Vegetable Market • MOTOR COMPANY 50$ South French Ave. - - __________ .., • CASSEIBERRY - ___ -- --=--- say ,. into flinEflL ....ra ) See Them Today Al SALES $1 x ... ~ ,T o&"*. ,uwwy ai t. ,t.d"*e FUNNY. izm Wol, C." Id 0%.@ "Ill - June 6 Orlando neauttih - - \ " - April 20 ch.irttr proidts iers of Councilman Victor Miller told initiative in referendum to the council that he would speak resitlenis for the first time, that om C " ( t..ssW.s ) UI I . 1 -, - ~ &,~_~ I.' .0 is'. and Don Bales' ' - - - '..-'. C president. stated the budget must be in Tallahassee for approval by the State F,duc&Uon Department before the end of May. In another action. the college 0 -, --' 4 Seminnir Junior College Dr. - . .' I — - -, _- I - ,, ge. I - College - --- Slayor Granville Brown In. desperately anti I pray people e meeting flia be don't v t ,town the charter 1at a Show place, the because they don' t like the plum new club house of name. We have got to have a Hacienda Village. mWern System of government An area resident, Fred Salter, to tkal with the fantastic . ________J Both lcgtstatorssa) the) can't pinpoint cause of the cornmission's demise but Mrs. Grizzle said when the and Mrs. Cherry are in Thuahassee "fighting in the Legislature there's no reinforcement from women's lib groups." Also, with the commission operaUng at the whim of the governor, it can on)v make recommendations that he in turn (I! to ,nio'lw'r b-an I W uttrnrnent she caid I i.: ",i - NORTH ORI.A Silo A the name change, it could be glance, the name could not hi' citizens a lot of leeway to lijive a u"!H 'rul,ii: the charter from public meeting has been Mt for ratified later. 'We are ,. changed except by action of (tic say in government which they l(i';iresrrilativcs WIlIiarii June 6 i the purpose of c. periencing growing pains," legislature. (orIIouI and Itobert Milburn, never had befote. Then, too, he said, he had iM,ti members ii. the OrangeMa)-orllrn%n also poIntci1ntit platning to electors of the Freeman said, "Which cannot gives rcteI ed f;ivirahle comments wi,itiii'te legislative delegation village the various aspects of be rcved other than by a that the ne charter you " to help get the commission hack on its feet When the commission was active a few yenrs back it was instrumental in getting the equal pay for equal work bill through the Legislature, and Pushed for repeal of 11W lii which dented married women the right to hold property. It also helped win women assurance that they wouldn't be denied jury dut ', explained Rep Ciriule - New Charter Hear* nq low name Is concorrued. It woWd "studied"your be well If Journalism books more tensely; In Florida, dividual's name may not be used If be Is under 17 years of lu "That's about tnuugti to call one meeting, insists Mrs. -. i - sed _- =--- Sterling - today's FUNN p (1wenCherr) a Miami t*mocra who led a House figh' - At North - I. -._ nH==•— - -__ - ;- _-_ mantt readers probably felt photographers. who manage t1t, robably wouldn't prinL own get some great action shots d Compliment Slanted also question whythe and thought the teacher Wi'S teacher's name i&i flt'fltlOflN1 our children playing sports. AU stubborn and unjustified lii not Whether right or wrong in their this publicity that you give our Editor. Herald: children can lead to man), good Editor, Herald: would like to comment an an permitting the student to go to actions. I doubt Many teachers I things, such as furthering their Permit me to compliment you article appearing in your the restroom I know the apprecuite their names on front education through scholarstitp on your 64-72 "Around The newspaper, April 26, Ir,2, which teacher and. having heard her of newspapers because of pages awards, or helping them attain Clock" column, relative to the considered to be mpiett account of the incident, as disciplinary measures. Also. If a professional sporu career and Railroad problem. and slanted. EntAW "Girls believe the account the teacher's name was MenAt the same time, let tiw this Teacher; Faces Court distorted. many other good things I thank honed. wtiv not the students IdO not wish tOfi&LijUL1TflCflt you for taking such a great hasten to advise that the Action," the article was written was over 16) (She on the school board's actiorlk 16-72 by Bill Scott. interest in this fine healthy thoughts expressed in the $4 tmik JourIn conclusion, The Sanford Herald article activity. The article gave the tin. the teacher filing charges nalism ears I wonder it many people here entitled —Newspapers Slapped pr,ession that a student asked to against Ow suidenL or the irs- teacher and learned about I am not fully Xtng Problems Aired; Work go the restroom, due to met,a1 rident itself know 1mw luck)' we are to have balanced and objective -- — aware of the circurristances and people like Joe Mill&. coach at Delay Explained" were not the Ing. perhaps. it would be report cur man)- different Seminole High and Joe thoughts of the entire Seminole editor of this stor the if h elpful Y 0 SiMS C et, Highwii'. Safets Sterling coach at Seminole Count) did the same Dlii , 4 uU Uliflhl, $OflW Junior College, coaching o&w Advisory Committee Concerned Reader that Chairman formation Is needed for your th Evcry tr.g children. The second Note F.4. rradems to receive a more Not only art the), fine Bill Bush said. I am sure, it, )our fourth graph of part tu4lanced view eiiachrs.. but are cxits'anding true including the fact that it I identifies the problem Some of the imprt.nt pnirts probably take a great dc, will demand good conmtri The fulI sware of the am nct c 'uhnr duct of our children and tuie of public prtssure It, forct hit and railroads and nthec Lwo1ved L_ rules strict some - L --- ______ circumstances, tie." Mr. I limit permitted railroad trains, reasons, and her request was were the teacher had Liked thescottrepor hoped dented without any con- student to bring a note I would like to thank you for feel that all these people had a within the County. of an elected board of ol sideration by the teacher. Keep up the good work. the wonderful job your sports hand In making this pslble. ly. the flC1S, Wb$C Sincerely. Apparently, the student then dbedcla.ss.and Uwitodent editor, Gary Taylor, has done in God bless them all. Incident and only after an struck the teacher. Peter fl Millint Mrs. .John (wso and is continuing to do. USed profanities which your ci IhCh L, L p Unit - - To The Editor Letters Women's - - a, .. •,, ,. , . -e '' uptill llukawil.0 Road, with commercial dtvt1opiticrit en Red Buil Road. annexation and provuion of Witter and sewer by the city ltci1ed much laughter with the coup tie �BA—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 110. 1972 \onian's Club Salutes Law Fashion Show On Tap - f. - '. ' \ The Sanford Community Singers will celebrate their iier anniversary sunciay. Day, at 2:30 P.M. at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Ninth and Pine. The guest artisu for the occaonwiflbethewellknOwfl. Elite Gospel Singers of New Haven. Conn. They are radio And 'IV artists. Their director and musical arranger. Vernon Jones, is formerly of Sanford. here he crew up as a member —. d i - . LES BON AMIES Club members presented a check and bed linens to Good Samaritan Home. Mrs. Ruby Wilson, home supervisor, receives the gifts from the club president. Bessie Brooks. and Lois right). cpeaker's table - __ Hospital MAY 9. 1V2 - A DM . lSlONS Margaret B. Brown Eddie Hollis Blanche Peoples Paul A. ort Hon Clarence W. Rumney Thomons. Reed Agnes Kelit Lorraine Graham Nancy Robinson Carrie E. Filkina, DeBary Doris K. Yetka, Deltoria Eugene Lewis. Osteen James. F. Simmons Jr., Lake Mary Mable Brown, Lake Mary Laura M. Geter, Make Monroe Lola E. Prescott, Longwood Denise Menees, Enterprise -- , ( p tr -- - ' -. I / .. . -.' r:' A or before. 4 ". . . Ak - ' ....-=__ llIU V'r-IX - Alfred -- -. Jr. - - - . executive committee, 8 pin., GALORE were showered on a bride at a Dunn (Linda Ensor). honoree; and Mrs.. recent party. Photo shows, from left. Mrs. Donald Dunn Jr. and Mrs. C. Clifford Holzer, Donald Dunn Sr.. mother-in-law of the bride; hostesses. Liz Mathieux photo) Mrs A.D. AD Brown, hostess; Mrs. James Harmon Ofl W74L SJC. SISTER installati on luncheon House cit Steak- / s - and Mrs. William Peterson, for Sanford Garden Club, hm. a few daYC Mr. Garden lkterson are from Elizabeth, cheon-meetlng, at Center; Installatica of officers. N.J. - -. - --- ' _ Drive. Orlando. 'The bride.elect is the .,ran( of the late Mr arid Mrs. James A. )ison Mr. and Mrs James .1 Heaver and the late l!'rnas Martin Reynolds, Ii of Birmingham Ala I! r,iifl*JOflQt Point flll2 Merriewnad .' '" --! - -- ll huff, Mrs. U. K. Horton, \!rs J. T. Collins, Mrs. John '5v:L'amn, Mrs. F. C. Iinrpvr Sr. Mrs. W. U. Ilofmann and Mrs. Stanley Pierce. Since this was Law Week, the m gue t speaker, Tom Freeman, attorney, was Introduced by Mrs. Guy Allen. He spoke about lns changes and about Article V which changed the entire court g , nower Honors Linda Dunn Toastmistress Addresses Sanford Jr. Woman 's Club T tcl I) ' Medicare Subscribers Medicare Law Entities You To Home Use Of... • OXYGEN • WHEELCHAIRS • COMMODES • IPPB MACHINES • WALKERS hqirvc Day $ Mrs. T. J. Taylor and Mrs. C. F. McKee recently co-hosted a Southern Memorial Day Service of the Norman deVere Howard United the of Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy at the home of Mrs. Taylor on Mellonville Avenue. During the business session, Mrs. W. B. Kirby, cemetery that reported chairman, Southern Memorial Day was observed by placing flags on all requested. Chairman Is Mrs. James Wade. The Fine Arts graves of Confederate Veterans the Confederacy have been in Sanford and Oviedo num- invited to participate in future berIng 62 in all, an annual memorial services honoring custom on Memorial Day. Louisiana's Unknown Con. Roll call of the Confederate federate soldier. Veterans was made by Mrs. Refreshments were served by David Caldwell followed by the hostesses. Members present silent prayer by the entire were Mines David Caldwell, W. group. A Southern poem, enD>-son, Fred Harris, L. D. titled "Confederate Memorial" Hastings, W. B, Kirby, G. F. by Dorothy McKinley was McCall, H. B. McCall, F. E, presented by Mrs. Kirby. She Itoumulat, Charles Steenworth, described a memorial service Mr. R. Strickland, and C. B. at the grave of the Unknown Martin. Confederate Soldier near the town of Marthville, La., a )early tribute to the Unknown It. Rebel who died alone on the spot more than l( years ago, After relating the sad and moving Incident, she said there I Is were mc ny soldiers lost during tr,oir n.rin.I that we 'll r --- we'll never know anything about. For nine years the memorial tribute this (Tnrrlon G arden, 's _..' (1u b Conducts I "..: iii :a (J tie has been paid at Marthaville UDU Ira. UdIudIIvriuDl VII 9 Vt 2 .0 MISS r bat.' of Seminole If'gh where she was a mt'mnber of French Club, the The Public Affairs Departmacnt announced a trip on the excursion Paddle Wheel boat with one-third the cost of ticket to go to Zoological Society. The date will be announced later. ESO Meeting will be held May 24, at 10 a.m.. at Seminole Jr, College. Program chairman Is Mrs. Burch Cornelius. Mrs. S. J. Davis, chairman of the nominating committee submitted the following names to be voted upon at the next Ifl111V1IL, ...... " Burney; first vice president, Mrs. James Wade; second vice c. Mrs. A. president, Mclteynolds; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Robert Karns; and Jr. Woman' s Club . PAMELA ELAINE l(EYNOI,!)S t (ent,r l,ssru.s and a Candy Striper She isa past Worthy Advisor for Rainbow Girls, holding the the Grami Crocs of Color. - SIZEO TO So COVERALLS WESTERN JEANS .ISO Best Selection Work Pants & Shirts — ------ Reviews 'Future Shock' At a recent meeting of the Sigma Omicron Epsilon ('liiipter of the Sanford i,,n J Woman's club h9litVibUCILL president, Rose Southward, members vi,ted to donate the book "Masada" to the Sanford Public Library. 'Masada" is the history of the momentous archeological discovery revealing the heroic life mind struggles of the Jewish Zealots, Professor VigacI Yadin, professor of Archeology at the in University hebrew Jerusalem, is the author. lie led the expedition that discovered the fortress, Masada Is a rock overlooking the Dead Sea anti It was on this rock that hlerod built his pleasure pal ice. After hlerod's death, the Humans occupied the palace for a time, after which the Zealots occupied and held mnone makeup and physical tresM's that are becoming r"ore ansi more difficult to bear. A - Ifl .1.,.., tit . aut.,aa OVERALLS - was graduated from Seminole Junior College ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS recording secretary, Mrs. W F. Kirchhoff - ------- .iii tinue to increase rather than diminish, society must learn to Order Your Wedding Invitations cope with them. m. The multiplicity of stresses Is the cause of 'future shock.' Those who cannot cope with the ac. celerated pace will be laced with mental breakdown and withdrawal from society. This book and this review so ably presented by Ginger evoked it lengthy discussion among the members and which included pledges chairman, Mrs. II. W. Bucker, Mrs. Fred Harris, Carolyn Cornelius, Marie Plank, Dens Harriman, Betty Davis, Mrs. C. It. Jones, Mrs. W. I.. New, Mrs. Arnold Williams, Mrs. J. F. Wilson, Mrs. W. C. Ktrchhofl, guest Mrs. R. M. Morris, and now We Cornelius as State ESO Chairman, taking the place of retiring chairman, Mrs. Robins L. Coiiii. Following the business the s5vt" brsd.-ia'b,. ti. .i —I.. W5( la-ri. tat A.a. -.-. — Comm" 5s.a, Is tm ..d —i divaZ ,, '-VI-. a S I1tM 100, e, A. -7. the rock until 13 A.D. This book hostess, Rose Southward. is illustrated with over 200 adjourning the Beofre plotographa. members elected new officers Mrs. H. W. Rucker, chairman for next year. They are: of the local chapter, which chairman, chairman, Mrs. boasts 18 members. announced Burch Cornelius; vice chairth e appointment of Mrs. Burch man. Mrs.. Fred J. Harris: and jgeozgostuaxt 133 EAST *OINSON Orlando. NrU. j - 1166 • I i v dish luncheon will follow. _ All Paperwork Completed At No Charge 3.3')% Area c. 41 I IIIV UUIIIV5 111Vv141'0 conducted by Mrs. Ross Dunn and following this, delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Obtain these covered services under Medicare IVt'V Aty*5r inCtitt,al Florida The event a! - -_, container, etc. I (nastlir.' "fl USE YOUR BENEFITS CALL COLLECT . Miitl i - - neeting. 'Mrs, Richard M. ((iirIgerticrlRionrevieweuwe Mrs. Karns. itS JW3V55V3 W WV aIUUI. sociomogicai study, "ruture Each member brought a Mrs. Boyd Coleman was Shock" by Alan Toffler. fl ower arrangement made from She explained that the title elected chairman of th e Home flowers and plants found in her Life Department. comes from loftier's theory own garden. For the program that highly civilized society Is Seminole County Federation being subjected to an overeach person's arrangement was discussed by the group, as to the of Women's Clubs will meet stimulation of all the senses type of arrangement, where it May 24 at the Garden Club of causing reactions in our hor.___..t.I I, .._.1 ,,...i ,., .MZIIIUIU c.,,.I,.__i ,,, lit I at IU tt.III. It I.UVVlVU WUUIU IJV UVU tittU Ifl" I I w r. 11WV1111g Oviedo Garden Club held its minting at Fellowship the Unknown Rebel and April m Hall of the Oviedo Methodist recently, the Louisiana Division Church with Mrs. Lynn Mosier U.D.C. and Children of of the I I Department Is having a luncheon, Wednesday, May 17 at Maison et J5trdin in Altamonte Springs. Reservations are required. Call Mrs. J. Reddick Jr., chairman of coinimiittc'e. - - As Prescribed by Your Physician L miliridge and canasta will announced a cabaret boy-Girl party to 1*. held Saturday, May at 8 p.m. Reservations are 1181 > • HOSPITAL. BEDS 1 irli l''r Southeni ] S IATTENTION ! i a 'liii, home Life Department • I JL - MRS. ROSE SOUTHWARD, president of Sanford Womai"s Club, system. welcom es guest speaker, Attorney Tom Freeman at the May luncheon The Social Department anmeeting. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ nounced a May Breakfast to be held Wednesday May 10 at 10 i AND SAVE• , and Mrs ('harks - , - -- May ii - - arranged selections are Jesus," "He'll Be Your Waier.' "Til1 A" and the yellow honoree witha set of Sloneware. Marguerite Copeland of lake pinks. and blues MATHTEL'X 'Oper. Our ' The putlic Those invfled to attend were Katherine in Union Park, iiith hue ben the predominating fled and Mrs. Donald Dunn Sr., Mrs. B. Mrs. Reba Johnson as coSanford Cnr*niunity SingersMrs James Harmon Dunn color The refreshment table was E. Mitchell, Mrs. Eugene hostess. Further honorinii MN ft~ U set 1,,wfVn*w lit C.flpt' m iss .:i,; ,. IV1b i... was rec'entl honored it a placed beneath a crystal Bodngh, Mrs A. D. Brown, Mrs. Dunn was a kitchen shower Mother's Day.- was Donald A. Dunn Jr., Mrs.. Paul given by Mrs. Tom Bush of which wedding shower at the lovely chandelier Lake Beatrice borne of Mrs. C. augmented by yellow tulle Campbell, Mrs. Carrie Smith Geneva. Clifford Holzer who was streamers., wedding bells and and Mrs. Mable McKee Also Mrs. Pat Dunn, Mrs. T. assisted by Mrs. Donald A. garlands of sweet peajL The Dunn Jr. and Mrs AD.Brown table was overlaid with an J. Taylor, Mrs. Ruth Evans, imported lace cloth and was Mi's. A. D. Ladd, Mrs. Ralph Mary Mrs Dunaway would like Mrs. Dunn received her swagged with large fluffy net McCord. Mrs. Harald Cuneo , to extend her s.ln guests in a becoming two piece bows and wedding bells. A and Mrs. Jessica Knight. cerest thanks. to Also Mrs. T. Albert Scott, robin's egg blue double knit dainty yellow parasol adorned those who sent her (ni drew with which she wore white with white gardenias was Mrs. Cader G. Hart, Mrs. John I flowers, cards and ..lippers and a pale La ender placed o 0-1the buffet to reveal P. Casey, Mrs. Pearl 'varpayers during her borough, Mrs. Calvin Oldham, Illness. . recent irctud corsage Special thanks. go to Mrs. Donald A. Dunn Sr. was. Bridal games were enjoyed Mrs. Lloyd Hampton, Mrs. W. ) the Palmetto Baptist attired in a double knit dress of by all of the guests and delirious B. Heath, Mrs. Bert Baxter, (.Church and the Mathi('Ux and Chinese red and she too wore an refreshments of assorted nuts, a Mrs Joseph Chapel Grapeville variety of mints, Ice ca- Miss Kate Robet-. orchid corsage. klfld) for their Another party honoring Mrs. The Holier home glowed cake, punch and coffee were %._ thoughtfulness. Dunn was a lingerie and linen in served. the party delicate tones of pastel yellows., me hostesses presented the shower given by Mrs. - The bride room-tn-be the grandson ofMr and Mr; T. Schrum, lastonia, N ( At Seminole High Sch' where he was graduated 1$), he was a member Interact Club. Science Cmii and played on the foothal team for a year. He attentlel cernin&.' is Cfl Elaine Reynolds, to Randall Barrett Schrumn son of Mt t Th f',xii Shop. ________________ of Thtts iaipe Frecsil, Saptis Church and Emmanual Bapus employed by her father .it their daughter, Miss Pamels Iiost*.s.sts for the luncheon LllIlLllleIJa I spokeninacentury,butlfyour I ByANNSIECUOWSKI of TYRONE S. Davis, d%'e' Is bad, the value of the I - Mrs. Naomi Davis, 711 Basically, good public words. will be lost.. I Locust Avenue, and a l9 . speakers are not easy to find. Enunciate clearly — direct I graduate of Seminole High has the your voice to the back row in a I , School, has graduated in the Because not everyone ability to plan, prepare and clear medium voice - without I t'chn1cal training course for weapons mechanics at present good speecnea. But slurring. Slow down your I is a way to learn bow to palpitating heart with a few I Lowry AFB, Cola. He has perform this very Important deep breathe, exhaling slowly. I been assigned to BntWIIerS U you are to use a microphone, I RAF Station, England. As part of their self-improve. test it ahead of time if possible. I BIRTHS ment programming, the SanThe appearance of the Show, ford Junior Woman's Club liiShaft Fashion carries great import Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Menees, vue-d Mrs.. Tamar Braden of produced by Lew Jacobs, of bc'3, Enterprise . Record Shack, will be given the Sky Anchors Toastmistress also. It is most unwise to stand Sunday evening at 7:30 at the Club of Seminole County be before a group wearing clothes B IHS(1IARGES . whose design obscures the ' their guest speaker Civic Center. Guests will be speaker or the message. 'C knows Mrs. Braden Tropical Merrymakers. Steel . Stariderect — don'tdependon Sanford: Band, ofJami*tca; guest model. the "how-to's" of public Shirley A. Flagkr to hold you up. Look Freda, of Freda's Boutique, speaking. And private speaking theatlectern your audience — not over Elizsheth . Orlando; Hot Butter and Soul, also, as the mother of their heads.. Minnie M. Miller Ben Burford and Bumple Jones, CtI1I&'fl. Eugene J. Allen She is a very active canRemember that you can 1 Shaft and His Women. There James Edlener will be models and the munity servant, serving on the overcome tear and you can Mar%- B. Williams latest in fashions and much Council for Aging, as executive make a good presentation 11 you Johanna Dukes -board member of the Visiting prepare carefully, bring more I entertainment Freddie 1. Thorruts Nurses Association; she 15 Information on the subject than I . E. Thomas Les Ron Amies Club active In the Lutheran Church; you expect to use, and lastly, I .Dream Thomas salicensednurseandapart accept the fact that you were I Michael A. Eason presented a check to Mrs.. Ruby' time secretary at Holiday asked to speak because your . -i Mary J. Pope Wilson for the 'urnishing of a audience felt that you were ! two-bed, suite at Good House. , Frederick R. Rauder,l)eRar Not content with her ac- capable. Sameritan. She also was Madeline Mc'CaItb. De1to compllshm'.ents which also t5?flted 5ttS of bed linen Walter 0. Sessions., Delta ci include training and experience rt.,,I,,...._tile rrwvm With ,.,..,.. -ir.hn '• -. 'F •. (,,nn...-.-J.t.'IM.flId as a first aid Instructor for the .t(Tessories.. There are still Saniuci W. Woodall, t)eftori,a American Red Cross, Taamnar Victoria Nathan, Fort M'.rr iooms that can be furnished, b enrolled as a student at yhas a club, church, or any person Seminole Junior College and who would like to do so. Contact plans to continue toward a Driver the Good Samaritan Home for Business in degree information. Won't you still help Administration which she hopes in this worthy cause' It can be to attain at Rollins In Winter Course tax deduct.able. Park. There are certain rules to Offered MRS. ANNA Bravn, of East Sanford, is anVacation thie School. St follow In becoming an effective flouncing the engagement and approaching Matthew Missionary Baptist speaker. First on the list is to William Gurdcan, director of marriage of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Church, Cianan, registration decide on the purpose of the adult and continuing education will be held May 13 at 2 tIl 4 p.m. Annett Brown, to Bernard Knight, son of Mrs. speech — do you wish to Inform at Seminole Junior College. at the church. Kindergarten Minnie Lee Knight, Sanford. Miss Brown is a people — is your goal to arouse announced a course in drivers through adults will attend. action - or perhaps you with to senior at Seminole High School where she will education will begin May Come and bring your children, inspire the group' graduate in June. Mr. Knight is a graduate end June ii. Bible School classes will begin Find out a little about your The course consists of 30 Crooms High, class of 1970. The Wedding Will be June 12. Rev. S. W. Washington, audience and then choose the hours of classroom instruction in August. Is pastor. approach which most fits their and six hours actual driving - -. The lovely new home of Mr. mooi - is this group a serious experience. The basic prin. and Mrs. Alfred Brooju .Jr. was assembly minded ciples arid fundamentals of open to their many frelnds Seminole Calendar lighthearted, perhaps a bit driver and traffic education will 11w Brkses Saturday frivolous — or is this group a fun be studied. it Seminole County Campers, received many guests bunch' Registration will be held May and Business 7.30 p.m.., election of officers; through the evening and Indeed, Saniurd U, 19M at 11:30 am, In building professional Women's Club First Federal S&L. Altamonte they were overjoyed as all begin as early as possible. List 2 at the adult education center installation banquet. 7 p.m, Springs, enjoyed the evening and were at Seminole Junior College. For Jim Spencer's, May 13 many served treats. ftnporlant - add illustr&Uons further information call 323. Monroe-Wilson PTO spring Congratulations on )'OtlT new and new Ideas as you go along. May 1913 1450, extension 224 or w. festIval, noon-.dark, at Monroe home. May you have many Make a careful outline building Sunland Parents rummage School. happy years. up to the point. Select a strong sale, 3:30 a.m.4:30 p.m., May 17 Roundup closing statement. Do not write buildinx. D. West Livingston pitY Touring Florida card Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Street, fairgrounds, Orlando. a sponsored by the DeBary VFD Peterson and children Were out a speech and read it It is bad practice to try to memorize Roundup for pre-school Auxiliaty, 7 p.m., recreation houseguests of their parents, May 31 whi will enter a speech - but It might be Seminole County Democratic center. Mrs. Tearese Dixon and Mr' helpful If you do memorize the Søuthslde School In will be held at 1:30 pits. Wednesda' at the school Cdl 1dT most be sm years old on Jan. 1 — - . y ',rfl School ()f 1'r,irir ,;I N4t Sc in IP) and is currently Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Reynolds, 2615 Narcissus Ave., are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of . - wa s FlorI'in hlte dogwood in a silver bowl, At each end of the stage were 14111 wicker baskets containing iodncarptls and trailing Ivy, as also a large I ht ri arrangement of pink and red amaryllis on center stiwe. 4S f' I TiA il . - - and - 0 - - .- 'rue - ' Marr . Individual table decorations tere >cllow tlnyllllies and fern. flower arrangement on the - areAtkins, Mrs. Edruk U*iU; Mrs iietz r.lto; Miss Grace Gardner, second wqwiam. and Patrria Gardner. fftvt sWann.GIFTS in gospel group Conn., New Yo.'k Conn., Ctt. Hartford. 1ass.. and ash Turner5mØu.. vilfr. Tenr. Tbei art nu'mtw'rs Marva Hawkins Photos) I I t4 A To Southward presided. The luncheon was covered 41I11 consisting of all the culinary specialties that make the members of the Woman Club f,iitious. . / Ilcrtha Overstreet Carol Bethea Donald 0. Young Irma M. Kirachslein Betty F. Bussard Dorrther Smith Paula L. Whitaker Johnny Hacks= -: - fthtr members of tht group , - nesilny,May 3. PresIdent Ruse 04 - -- - - l_; - graduate of Crivims where he was in the v0wvvi chorus under the dirtcVwsh4 al E E MinotI. .1 Randall B. Schrum everyone a touch of "Spring at the luncheon and fever ieneral bulness mectin of the Sanford Woman's Club Weti. 0 f St.. James AMF. Carcti. singing in the choir. fle is a - - IF May 10, 1917-9A Pamela Reynolds, Tile I)enulifill decorations of fliiMARVAY.HAWKINS 3224111 - Week Attorney Speaks On Court System S'i'ngers Slate Program - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, I II MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. 111 East Kentucky Ave., Del_and, Fla. I 'CLIPANOSAVE •--------ll -- — Persotial * John rç - We can still deliver for Mother's / II- Every"Ringof Life is a amily gathering Sf S1988 l's a 1rwrkd expression of your family circle, with a co orful stone for each of your loved ones. $l' MM for 10 Karat C ', Ur. 1,,, ,..,-h tim- ' 1çhms,ight - '.1 • Puth.buttco c peralian. I'll tQr flpo*er. 10 tef nighttime Use. .Jet-Ai re Vert tot speedy exhaust of ar Aj,stabt, 3' quiet sta. • 16 9 ' 5-'-- -. 1.00 LIf, AIC ELS Itcil punch, acMr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken and cloths. Family entertained at it cotmipatileil by assirteti dls, graduation cookout at their was served (ruimi a white Elliott Avenue home in honor ot wrought iron table on the pon'h Mist Missy Aiken assisted her John 'J'erwilleger who will graduate from Seminole High luiremits in serving, Attending were parents anti School in June. brothers of the honor guest, Mr. 'the Invitation to the formal and iIrs. J. K. Terwifleger and affair was a clever poem. I)uvitl and Billy Trrwilkgt'r. ('lui colors of crimmisomi and Invited to bring dates 4*11.1 . white were carried out at the 7 hose mm ba ll were Greg Jacob) pmn. affair on April 28. Red and Robert Baxter, Murk Villianis, white floral arrangements Itick Yates, Rick ('.rant, Jot' centered th e tables which were Steffens, Roy Hunt, Jimmy covered with red checkered Wade and Jerome Tstattaw. ______________ Ajs. ) xt , ji, of Hu'.ss ApL-.'. Take a closer look at this Super-Surge wash plus 950-walt heating oiomor, ;tulp fight germs. Spots-Away Rinse Injector. 7-blado soil foods Pulverizer emulsifies soft food leftovers and washes them away. 5 Cycles and - one option, even Rinse & Hold. Silverware basket has 12 corn. paUments. Fits standard cabinet opening. Easy-to-install. Designer Door Framing Kit available at extra charge. See why this dishwasher is worth the difference I -- 2Q9 !" Nursing and Convalescent Residence needs Professional Nursing Care your voice is most important -- your uiessage can be the most important words to be 300 Bay Avenue Sanford, Fla. LI Ph, 322.6755 IN - - For that someone who outline. ration. 4 Seminole Lodge II I15..t (IJ 11rr Flonoreti like-acm, ns'aI.'t-yr. se? cire? I CCO BTUjrir i - maitunting only - —''1 At Gi-a duation Festivity p - S - Stones Set W hik'iuW,t1t — - '1 ' Nursing Home. Mr. Jenkins wic president of I)iiU 500 ,)t)II .4 , - 4 Frigidaire. "Take Home" air conditioner iseasyto install L — ==== II Those attending the meeting along with the president and Mr. and Mrs. AK. Powers of hostesses were Mrs. George Charleston, S.C. and Mr. and Means, Mrs. Mat' King, Mrs. C. Mrs. Robert Jenkins of Boston, U. Clonts, Mrs. Lee Gary, Mrs. Mass., have been guests of Mr. John Ridenour, Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Algernon Speer at Whittier, Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr. their beach home at New 'end Mrs. Carol Madsen. Smyrna Ikach. Mr. and Mrs. l'owers are former Sanford residents and tie is the son of Mrs. Onit' Byrd, Lakeview II I) I S ' �! . - 2Ti. __1J. ______ -- _____ ----- - ddlllllffikma. - - — - - 2. -----.- . -- .----.--. I i - 1-- l-.- - __.".'•'. - --- Old Mexico 1 Ir ____ ________ iIdphnn 44 Sigiiod curve ZS State sn 13 S Always lOStrstrnm 66*. . E III By Abigail Van Bur.n urn W Cilsasa Yv-N T, 13 )tsk. Possible 11 Mexican 3 Sn.fl nd 17 Rsat.n %me, .. DEAR ABIW: We, as a group, would appreciate your viewpoint on the following: I belong to the establishment group. agewile. El am U-I A judge In Los Angeles recently addressed our group and would communicate with the longhaired stated that if oung people, and compliment them uhen they had it roming, it would help to bridge thie, generation gap. Lag week I did just that. We were dining out, and at the table next to ours sat three young men with long hair. They were sell-scrubbed, quid and courteous, yet their attire was typically mod. leaving I stopped at their table and complimented them on their neat, scrubbed appearance and said I hoped that they were furthering their education to be-come useful rtim sit the 3 Pñms% S4Cone)ud.s _____________ 33flThO)d,T sb) 33 look SSk*I'Wt P Sniped 34 He4r,w 33 Wndo 24 Indian _____ psrt antelope r r 14 __ 11' 12 iT - _____ Tr 1? - i. - rr N - - - WEDNESDAY - EVENING — 7:00 I Z 37 (6) — — — , — 14 H Wife" DEAR ABBY: In reference to "Sta-At-e whose husband had been seeing a widow he had known years before: At that time the woman turned him dean - I J - - - 10:00 Eddie's Father "'"' " 1) — Of the 10:00 (2) Night Gallery (a) Mann 11:00 (2) (4) (9) n-3e (3) JoP'rinv Carsor. :' 11:30 (2) HollywoodSquares (4) Love of Life Neis ( (4) (9) Move-s AFTERNOON Swtet I'otat() "I QF Z~4% Uc('tIxI1hi' to Oil. Century American ( () Movies 12 00 (2) Jenoardy THURSDAY \ater 400 (9) Slim M ims 4:15 (1) TV Classroom By POLLS' CRAMER () Sunshine Alma na c (9) Slim Mims DEAR POLL'-Sarah can remove the "tar" left on her hands after peeling sweet potatoes by rubbing her hands with cooking shortening and then washing with soap and warm water All traces will be gone M (9) Password 1230 (2) News (a) Search for Tomorrow (9) Split SeCoitO the "But is-by would Coil Al. mighty construct the hum,uu diIlidi'tit female to he the botic1or? that why Ilially itui't othu'i-is iii' iaphiv niarriig's 01(l ill ciii.irct'' World GOD'S SEX PLAN Splendor,.d Thing () Newlywed Game — 7:30 12) LIOCTOI'S Guiding Light I Game 3.00 (2) Another World (4) Secret Storm (9) General Hospital 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton Place (4) Edge of Night (9) ()'ie Life to Live $ / now NOW - SHOWING Coot From 4 - 00p m. I'm 'pm Sat •' c 4:00 (2) I Love Lucy (4) Amateur's Guide _________ to Love (9) Movies ___ _____ -_ (a) t1erry Mason ~;A 4 5:00 (2) [lick Van Dyke COW1l)Lu'171AL TO "EMBARRASSED OVER BLUSH- 5:30 (2) (9) News (4) Green Acres 6:00 (4) News Problems? Trust Abby. For a personal reply. wr%e to a$B, BOX 197W. L A.. CALIF. "M sad e.el.i, a stamped, addressed esse'inpe. Far Abby's seed $1 (hhI ' b.skIe 1 Ably. Ban 14709 . . Angeles, CaL NW. CAOLL NIGHTIR' 166, ow. 1- 0 L "What from the Carroll RW*te* Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: The morning finds you able, with care and thought, to put in motion some new arrangement that does have elements of risk or danger connected with it hloiaever, the evemng becomes very good for down-to-earth and practical matters that require a re-s and more expansive approach ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr lii) Morning is the best tune to handle hr.) personal affairs that are Important, mnce you hair to spend the p.m seeing that important higher -up. Get bury with practical matters in the afternoon Pay billsTAURUS (Apr 20 to Mali 20) If you plan early what you will do all day and pm, you get excellent results stid fine benefits Put that new plan to work where entertainment is concerned Originality Is the keynoteGEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Morning is ideal for talking over new and old ideas with good friends and getting right slant on them Know just how to get information you want The afternoon is fine for a orking on new project MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Handle th.t new project carefully during the day Later you can join with good brie ni s for social activities B igW ga now appreciate your finest talents They go ot't of their wa to help >ou advance 11:0 (July 2210 Au 21) Unobtrusively go after that good psi sho has influence and gain the hacking >'c.0 want for some personal desire that is yours Consult with an adviser and get the ideas and information you need, also Forget pretentiousness VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Get that obligation behind you as fast as you can so you free lime for a nc's project or plan of real importance to you Show you are broad-minded and get right results with it Avoid gossips LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Cement better relations with a partner in a m so you can cart)' through together efficiently with jot's ahead Find the right way to get more affection from mate Show you are thoughtful. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Not. 21) Morning is excellent for catching up on sort ahead of you, but evening is fine for making better plans with associates. Buy that new, suit or dress you like and need Show you are style conscious SAGI1TARII'S (Nc to Dec 21) i'cu want an end to warT)' and some entertainment, but await the eienmg for the Fly And baby that cold. ig h H As eB i C L1 DEAR IN)LLY-A doctor recommended the follow- EXTRA ing to a mend of mine as 1.0)46 "The FAA is raising hen CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. interested in increasing maneubeirilt Rood for anyone liv. C O;ZD , -.-ing alone or for older pen. (A?) — In the Latest attempt to t'erability and has In the works about It." Young admitted, have the telephone pie give mankind the skills of birds, a parasail that will work like a "and we're being awfully companyput extra cord careful to sea the sports model gUcs firm i readying glider, an a OF on your phone and "We plan to take some to the only to experienced sky divers. for market a kite that Ulet its the phone in a central posi____________________ pilot sour like a condor for 100 to world skydiving meet at Tahle,,,_,, tion in sour home- or anarl-quah, Okia., next August, We 150 miles. ment As you go from ,1111 ON I 1-92 i all us =.'. 1'f The device was developed by fzgure-ae'llbeabletotowa man room to room take the phone along, put it beside Aern-Foils Inc. and resembles a up. let him go and he'll be able Jim Brown George Kennedy ou at night, along with your flashli ght and uur doctors to maneuver like a sail plane parachute except ostra Wric March rDVI. and your children's phone numbers Just coil the extra well as down. from the thermal IRIsing air PsadN.i,acsiss [) cord on a bench or stool when not in use or when friends 3 EXCITING NITES Mel Young, a 35-old for- current) to thermal for 100 to Special Special- Special are with you -IRENE 1stSHOW merAirForcepilotwholspres- 150 miles." FRI.&SAT.NITE 1:30 The firm aLso makes a powident of the bum, said the comM#11118141111 Show 11:00 P.M. Must I.i$Yes Old .Have pony last year bought the patent ered parasail for those who like ID Card Polly's Problem the speed and convenienceof an canopy by Domiria Jalbert of Boca engine. DEAR POLLY-We have an old black onyx marLondon",... -We hooked a little cart under ble mantle clock that looks dull and that I have Raton, Fta.,an expert kite flier. tried to polish with little SUCCeSS Perhaps some Young said the firm has tie, the parasail with a pusher-prop PLUS AT 10:15 one will have an idea for something that will produce s'eioped a parasail with much engine on it," Young said. "It a shinier, blacker look to this clock ahich aeprize looked a bit weird at first, but it -."1' more control Un 1,II lr highly-MRS E S - ..s. parachute and which can be works." W _~ , lie said the Federal Aviation _____ used to air drop supplies and cargo with pinpoint accuracy. Administration is somewhat 1)EAR POLL\'-M Pet Peeve Is with the width of He said a parasail equipped concerned about the devices '"'"" It plastic wrap, waxed paper and aluminum foil The rolls with a radio dtr-ec-thon finder has that turn frail men into flying FrOfT%TP1 are 12 or 18 inches wide but I would so like to be able to Author of Airporr COLOR buy each of them in 6-inch widths for that single boiled homedlnonagroundsignaland machines. landed a5,000pow)d load within DUN 'Tj egg to go in a lunch box or to co.'er a small bowl for a feet of the target short time When I cut off a small piece it ruins the Eventually. Young said, the end of the' roll or if it Is 'rut off across the width th. extra --Ends Todayis often Inst or misplaced -JOAN company hopes to manufacture "THE TEN a glans parasail which would gently lower expended, 180,00>pound booster rockets back to t .1 . I -STARTS TOMORROWearth for reuse. of S Academy Awards Winner . '. ' I f..L.. r...a_.... IL. "We also took a look at sky including BEST PICIUML n • lEllU It In and came upwitlia tiwing -. l(t.".# BEST ACTOR - IiL)l DIRE-161- tar a pal-acituLat that gives 9: I S 2; 2:30' 7:30 nc-casinos, this information will enable partner to bid more control than the conven"THE NIFTIEST CHASE SEQUENCE SINC tional parachute," he said. "We seven p,,.it . SILENT FILIVISt" Today's hand is a good invented one that allows enough :' example South Intends to control to maneuver into a 25 or 20a Certirj-lcz nntti bid at least six spades after 30 mile per hour wind. The norhis partner's jump raise to mal parachute starts to drift game Hr uses Blackwood as when the wind gets up to about a start toward a possib'e 30 mph." grand-slam contract In operation, the parasail His partner responds five diamonds just as South ex- looks a bit tile a giant air matIN THE GREAT TRADITION pected he would and South tress. It is rectangular in shape, Of AMERICAN THRILLERS. bids five no-trump Soutn in- and the load t fastened to a tends to bid seven if North harness that Is fastened to the shows all four kings, but canopy by about Wee-dozen South doesn't expect that to lines. happen "It Isn't rigid any place, so It doesn't! North has just there's nothing that can break Iwo kings, but North doesn't care The fact that South has or collapse," Young said "You announced the other three have enoi*h con trol that you aces is enongh for North lie can cause it to stall, but ll that can see 13 easy tricks arid )u.iwIena then Is -- that' iou dron ' a bids the grand slam himself few feet. hI Oswald & James Jacub NIWSFAPILI twlIihsi5t *55w "Italso has tremendous diii'sIn the earl'. dais of con. * bilit' when it's damaged. We tract. the 111C.11csstu u shot one up with a .50 caliber players didn't bother with Tt iddivt Las n...n machine gun and it still would grand slams 3Idding sas in Ni,,tiu tisi Susib not come down," he said. Its early development and 16 19 i4 they were satisfied to collect Young said the company got -._________ - , Utter Get some talent working to your benefit in the afternoon Lift )our spirits tefore you step out tonight CAPRICORN (Dec 2 to )an. 20) Don't take any chances where some family matter is important, or you will regret it later Do some entertaining at home in p rn You can investigate that new outlet during the day and start on the road to success AQUARIUS (Jan- 21 to Feb 19) You excellent plans for becoming more efficient and therefore more successful Make appointments for calling your finest ta1ent. to the attention of the right people Gain the support you have arant. PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 0) Show you understand ... manors very wesi and 00 wnatcver w ill add to your present income now Some expert In business good Ideas, advice Listen carefully and make notes so you do not forget , I 14 - gives is five ails Pass L. L•U to %I - 4AS14 VK13Z •Q107 Vt'hst do you do now' Its is [ v4 58i "UR Sou,_O'T.', r PEAS A4LJSO PUPi;S, - ,- - SEavsK - 'i 1.04E, ,' I ,"% - ---I 'i - , ç - C.rLt1JC - ' cr1.1. WOaiN' iS f --*A f C)ck- " cc " ii - •_a 1 7i- - / by Al V.rm..c I _,T'LL. ' _V, - ,~_F iji ~N jes,? ~ ., or- us I),-j :_ ., r,_ ,-~ t, ;; in IPII COsJI'I House within On calendar monthS from thl time of the first publicatIon Of this notice- Each claim or demand must i contain the place of be in writing residence and post office address of the claimant and mutt be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or torney. or the same shall be void. rm , S Nancy M Smay As Executrix of laid estate When I left, I hardly Later he asked if he could try it windereeecle, Hales. BY DICK FARREU recognized myself. I headed for on. Naturally, I fixed him and Ward and Woodman, P A Copley News Service 301 East New England Avenue ponce tie Leon spent his life in a friendly watering hole. said, 'No!" 8$0 Altogether, the first night's ' o 1irt'h of the fountain of youth. Feeling 10 years younger, I Wins St Park, in with the confidence of reaction had been highly walked He never found It. Florida 327" Unlike Ponce, I've never a warrior. Two seconds later, favorable. One widecrack, one Publish: May I. tO $7, 21, Dfl hyena, one broken heart and DED 14 lenged for eternal youth. my secret was discovered, more than 50: "It really looks In the Cowl of The County Judge. your 'What have you got on Hating been born in 1939, I'm Saminol. County. State .f Florida. happy with my age - 32. The head?" shrieked the cocktail good, If I didn't know you, I IN PROSATI dwindling of time doesn't bother waitress. The qther patrons did wouldn't know you had one on." in,. tti• Estate of: me nearly as much as the mass double takes and then realized! PCNMCLt,tA N HILlY. Deceased close After exodus of my hair. Sadly, it has was me. FINAL NOTICE a:etl Inc far beyor4 my years. examination, they all agreed it __________________________ Notice is that the NOTICE FOR lIDS - Instead of a fountain of youth, looked good. undersigned will, on the 71h day of The Region IV Crime Laboratory Having tested their reactions be happy with a bottle of present trie will rlcelve bids at the OffiCe 0 June, A 0 $73 e -fire hair restorer. It's not long enough. I headed for efiff John 0, Polk, 301 North Park Honorable County Judge of ny! There are millions of another pub, Knowing 90 per Avenue, Sanford, Florida ,,p to 5:00 Seminole County, Florida. his final return, account and vouchers, as en who share my feelings, cent of the large crowd, I P.M.. May 17, 1913. for furnishing Esecutor of the Estate of Permeitla following: veys show both American figured the comments should be the 1. One (1) Automatic sampling R. Hilly, d.c.atSd, and said time, n and women have a greater good. I sat down and ordered a attachment for Perkin-Elmer Model then and there, make application to eoccupation with their hair drop of the dew to bolster my COOS Gas Chromatograph with the said Judge for a final settlement i.ampi* lncaptuliflg Kit. This unit of his administration of said estate, n with any other physical confidence. "Is that a put - on" discharging him and for whispered the barkeep. I must be capablS of automatic pect they possess. operation with a Hewlett Packard Dated this DI 5th day of May, It seems odd we can put men ignored the comment. Model 33105 lntergrator and the n the moon, yet are unable to Fortunately, my spirits were Perkin Elmer Gas CP.romatograph. A.D 1972 S Phil Orr 2- One (I) flametess mercury 'store natural hair on the lifted within moments. A As Executor of the analytIcal kit. This unit must be ad. But we can wear someone luscious blonde sat down next to Estate of compatable with the Perkin Elmer Iso's locks. Men had balked at me and cooed: "Ill, hand. Model 30$ Atomic Absorption PERMELLIA R HILEY Deceased for sonic." At that moment I could earing artificial hairpieces Spectropholometer. 1 voltage STEPISTROM. DAVIS Two 3 (3) $00 Watt line world, "Me have ruled the pair of reaso"' I MCINTOSH They never looked real. And Tarzan, you Jane," I thought. regulators 1. One (It micro sampling DelveS Florida State bank Ir friends made fun of them. For the first time In my life, I Kit for Atomic Absorption Spec- Suite 32 Post Office Sot 1330 Currently more and more was really in lore, again. But tropiofomeier. S One (li hollow cathode worm up Sanford, Florida 33711 n are wearing toupees ( a she left with another man! for Esecutar ord seldom used any longer) Inter a group of long - time supply. Capable of three (3) lamps. Attorneys 1 4- One (I) Deutetium Background Publish: May 10, 11, 21. II, $973 nd the reason is simple: acquaintances poured through corrector for Perkin-Elmer model DOt) SI lrpieces are almost foolproof. the door. It was easy to realize 305 Atomic Absorption SpecFICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Is hereby given that lam But what about the corn- they had been celebrating for trophofometir, Further specifications can be engaged in business at Ifl Sanford ment.s' In search of this an- some time. Alter a few minutes, obtained at Region IV Crime Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, swer, I decided to become a one of the members of tho party Laboratory. name of Florida under the tiurnanguineapig - theGeorgc spoke up: hey, you've got it Duds to bit enclosed in sealed NEW, USED I FREIGHT envelope plainly marked on the DAMAGED FURNITURE and that I wig on." Plimpton of the balding set. "No, he doesn't," said outside "bid for Laboratory In intend toregister said tame with the It started with a secret visit to struments" Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole a combination barber salon and someone I'd never inch before. Bids will be opened on Thursday, County, Florida accordance with rug shop. My head was "1 can spot 'emit at a hundred May IS, 1977, at U 00 A.M. or the provisions of the Fictitious I was soon possibhI thereafter, in lho Name Statutes, To wit Section measured and a couple of miles." A bet ensued and samples of mny hair was taken. forced to lift the rug for proof office of John 0! Polk, Sheriff of 64509 Florida Statutes 191? County, Florida. 5 Fred .1 Oi,,pra Four weeks later, the rug was positive. The loser's eyes nearly Seminole Tie right is reserved to waive any Publish April It. May 3. 10. I?. Ifl popped out. "I don't believe it! I irregularities or technicalities In arc eu ready. Once again, I secretly slipped can always spot 'em. But YOUrS bids, or to relict any or all bids FICTITIOUS NAME Dated this 151 day of May, 1972 ou. to the shop to have my is the best I've ever seen." NOTICE IS Periby given that we by Order f researc hers in like all good c-'irpet installed. For a month , I ore engaged in business *1 P 0 So. John 0. Polk 1054 Sanford, Seminole County, had taken great pains to keep quest of truth, I headed for still sheriff Florida under the fictitious name my secret. 1 didn't wont anyone another tavern. Little did I Seminole County, IAV ASSOCIATION, and that Florida to know sol could get anhonest know the worst was yet tOcome. intend to register said name with the Publish May 3, tO. I?, 1912 Inches Inside the door, reaction. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminol* OLD IS County. Florida in accordance with l'he stylist wanted to shave someone burst into laughter. It Fictitious the top of my head. -It will stay was the first time anyone had IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE the provisions of the To wit Section you this EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Name Statules, •n better," tie said. But! wasn't laughed. But muinti YOU, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 15109 f belch Statutes 1951 going for it. There's no use in goon who sounded like .1 S Morris 14 Mesh COUNTY. FLORIDA. Clarence I! ,,anion was balder than a billiard ball. tempting fate. Publith May to. Il 71 it 1977 CASE IN RE:No-73-111 THE MARRIAGE OF GEORGL DELAUGHTER, 0L011 j,,, q7 husband, and MALIGIE MAE FICTITIOUS NAME DELAUGHTER, wife o NOTICE IS hereby given that lam C "s " NOTICE OF SUIT engaged in business at Upsaia 10 MAGGIE MAE Presbyterian Church, Country Club DELAUGHTEN, Residence Road. Seminol e County, Florida unknown under the fictitious name of THE YOU ARE HERESY notified that CHILDREN'S GARDEN. and that I action Oissoiution of intend toregislee Said name wIt the Marriage has been flied against you, Clerk of the Cir c uit Court, Seminole and you required to icr a copy County, Florida in accordance with of your written defenses if any, to it the the Fictitious on Orville Johnson Ill, Attorney for \70r ~oI~ 0 W ,J (/OW4 Name Statistic, To wit Section the PitlIloner, seftosi address Is P 0. So' 377. Altimonte Springs, 15S0 FlOrida Statutes *917 S Gladys P Wilson Florida, 3770*, and fill the original with the Clerk of the above styled Pubhih May 10, It. 21. 31. 1111 Court on or b.fofa tha,Znd day of 0101? '- N June I?fl. otherwise a Iudgmlnt PlC? IVIUUI NAMW may be entered against you for the NOTICE IS hereby given that we relief demanded in the Petition engaged in business at 2440 Oak WITNESS my hand and $aal Ave, Sanford, Seminal. County, fourth on May lit. 1973 Florida snider the fictitious name of - I _$ - ", - 1" , 'j r r- 4' ~__, - . , - - Z" * ,;, (Iii - - ,, - r. _ % c"" '• w -- -I - •4' CAPTAIN EASY _ '" •.i $I •. - "au 6CC. TilE R!' ' - KXWYOU4EX YCC' ''J ssJxevf At Cwce J!' "O.i CAa&je'l4 .1 1) .4,, . -.,' - ' ffif : _____ 1-I TeLLbof,Jcr. 0 ( W _~,. ~ .~ - A 7 - . -- .~ ~ N'~ -,y vou Wr f r t _ - e4 " by Croaks & Las-ruse. - WAIT 16 MCkEE uIJDV$TRie Tilt F - tS Tui,A1", t'EVELCViSJ.) ______ kv - 4. ~ - -__ __ - *,: rep , !%,. -~4fi :~j ." , 1. 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IM GONG TO GIVE "tVU VVUlIt Ci'CiCE TA.<E , Di P'S"JER 1'e-i a,.- ". ? W" OQ '*Ce.n.D J\ I A"-E.R j ' 5A 'Wit ç'I..G'.C'Lt vll1) fl,t. GEt OfSSEC3 's.. ,, ' tio our o -. ....1 ,, 1 g 7' I 1woui. 'vu . O'ER ' '-'5c4r tj • j 5tV'sE 4 1 I - I, - , - ) 1.0 (f.. - l - I -? - 01 . ( I L: i 1, , , - =: 'I! 1i 4 BEETLE BAILEY 6cJi.f t'EN FiaB WW THE Mort Wa lker I \ •T t' / e POØABL.Y i,'r i'y .\ psP i I f -. ; I (Th Li -i ' tC,,C'p,i '-e Vtfx aua c \ I igT '\ BOU6t4T A tew ~', , I( ~ -1) , - 1-~- %. I Qf(, _F) for are we provisions of ' au A-Bid no-tramp. Your partner has mad, %,r) bid. sfrnn( THE PHANTOM - )gMra(Wx4Vfas, IL'it ltl CAWWG JP2?2 It'i (Aihiti4 1P217 ' - by Lee Falk and Sy Barry ____ 7sc,ivc,' 0. W9 1 -I . I - 1 ,,,,,-' '- - - PCI tPti5 IS '5, 'u'32, stC ,tsr ,-i.j are 10(1*55 QUESTION Yuui pa, I to thgry 5perje.5 What do ou do Arthur 0! Beckwith ,,,.' as Clerk of laid Court ,,.. A t - g ,, jacgy MOOUN be.a -we. ,, (tie fk,i ,.,,; P0 8#8 a', Radio C,.1 ees-- r.s, NY. 10914. _) aces 44 by Ellen Scott DEPUTY CLERK ORVILLE JOHNSON Ill Attorney for Petitloisir P 0 So 27? Aitamonfe SprIngs, Florida PubliSh, May 3, 1$, Il, 24, l?fl 000 70 Intend to register Said *ilPi the Clerk of the Circuit Cnurt, Seminole County, Florida in aordanc. wiO. the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: section 04104 Flor ida Statutes 19111 S Joe H Wood Cor,starce A Wood Publish May $0, It. 31, 31, 1913 01014 name - ) ,/ l " i , L, / ' 11 F / [~:" ) '5,i4Ai -- P St Cs' st_it cocwai,oar ICCMiAAIeC'tR1' ) Aj list I (w* IS 'ftl 'CU CAN Cf. Tl C'L ' i__.-"' , ys,,tie I .., - A ' L"-"< k , . ~ .',A- g -',- -' r) '4 1rV1h - ) -w'* lift (Lw Ali.OkitS \ ; set nez- tvntcnui's Is CcEJ NOTICE lS hereby gi v en that lam butiflSSS t P 0 0"174 Thus, we has-c added a in their seuiaf ardor it they Fern Park 121)0 S-1-10 County. is ide s .urk'tv of frutgvar Fiorida under the fictt out name Cf think %ve are not wildly Cs' r. V. FACTS/CENTRAL F L ORIDA. our hare feet, plus clothilti)!, Publications and mat i Intend to dtncl to offset our lack of fur or r.çist.r taid name with the Clerk of "So we ahsva's put on an the Circuit Court, Seminole County, fs'atln'rs act, and greun or utoan, for Florida in accordance with the hi.ui-e also developed pfOvlIiOffl to the FiditiOUt Name (lien our customerswillgive Statutes, Statutes, To wit Section 043 09 eye iiicls, False tt't"thi, hearing Florida Statutes 1951 bigger cash tipst iund mati> other Sig John G Williams "And -And also ask for its the prosthetic dos-let--s 'For the Publish April II, L May 3, C. 1973 next time they come to DEC 19 an two AnS,', C" of CL_ u in Chicago, "wet find that men are easily discouraged - by Larry Lawis deceased w iv 2 ',t'hiic'h to improve on our itilit'rit.tl anatomy. ~*l rL Pvbii%h May tO. 17. 14. Il, 1973 gyntvolcigy service at our DIE D41 FICTITIOUS NAME Wesley Menwrial hospital as a %F.. . endowed lni,n.in he'iiigs with ten' superior brain by "Dr. Crane," they would as -- Pau i'-'vs u'v't otw,s"' , . , ~ r " X O ; 8-0 * tell me whirmi I was on the in - earned to bid grand slams and, of course, Blackwood Is one of salient points thereof. their grand slam tools. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or site will be Sometimes the Blackwood full of one of those interesting young people who bidder can go right to se-en Impatience and it Is important for you to teach early to after finding out that his side holds all four aces On other complete whatever has been started so the work habit Is occasions, he rebida to formed while young There is much ability in this chart, but no-trump This bid part. It rtquires guidance and organization to bring It to the fore, ncr It tell him how many Corporal punishment should he avoided it all cost, or you kings he holds ruin the fine potential here kindness does the trick hem Strangely enough. this admirably. tuot the chief vs. tie of the Carroll Righter's individual Forecast for your sign fot Blackwood five nctrump June is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and chief value that It tills SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Boxpartner that the side does 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028 hold all four On mm" rasr!r, a CONNECTION v 'op'fz fictitious THE FRENCH '-',::'.'.' s..,, iitp ii.. - stAWS li,ACK'VE) - '--.'',n the imall.tI.rn t,n,is 'lii.' Almighty, howi't t'r, an order J(f - - F R IED at ,WJ N xrru / rcAe"p) CAMPUS CLATTER storing Dimo BUIlt, to B LA CK RJIANGELS AT B RID 0 r:.. II Five I's.T• '.jers ,- -i hereby given 'IbCic!f!_—'' In '-. lip ,t'll. " Legal Notice _____ - rAcy .stIpvNy'ei 11'M Pl7T Ago MV S1F'(ø,cMøt"I ri sr,'5 LI*fl 1) - ye' cr s'O'4 rvrr I 4' Ayt1ruog , 1 Hands Off The Rug jj[ilTJI4WJiuIP* 0 PH .:.l, ii r_A ? at Right where it hurts. In the diamonds. . rds On .&'; rc0 inorir) to satisfy his luneni" I a:ry ry txp en en ces for S3million. DEAR READERS-Roth these girls 14%re hi the South a here the-i re-alit "go for" sue-ct potatoes.-POI-1,1' in p,.a.t. ;litS of In 'S FPAPdK LASPEE ',_—I P.%.,,t IT '- ' lucaletal Ce,nlkt *571 ,~1111:i, ING:" There Is no care lee blushing. Most Washers blush more from knowledge that they are blushing than from the original eaharrasilsg Incident. kmln.l. C..dsIy. Pistid., in 4:30 (2) High Chaparral Now ~ < 6, MASSI SIR raiftJe/hs"wAre((,' ror,i tW1f($.4e- cw V,C*A1'Liwt r.4111-ur t,C(tA'Wr'L m n:irrr.auerf PRP'Af(IA;, AlIt,? HAVTIVT till 1-4th •i 'ytaip ( I if — rAtr-t.' i.vrrti' if in"Is. c.wt Of the Cnty Jade;, - mother-in-law passed this method on to me -DORIS Man Can ALLEY OOP Almighty .ilu the unf'r.ihuimn,iii fi'iui,ihi,'i with far lest sexual ardor than t he n*ht's of the sam(' c1x'des For the cow and niare' and obsioiisly' less erotic sow art' IUIIIdiCij)1uId. than the bull or stallionor cago for a sales convention, IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COUNT In the boudoir, (lx), the boar. \\1i'? Vises, take- a lip from the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Bt'c.wsc the female is k- Almighty must have ex- professlonalil Then you will Pile N., 4I signed to hear the young pected our Superior brain to never nced fret about their ESTATE OF HENRIETTA STANSBURY. A IQ then stay close to them solve the chafing by hus. compditiont DECEASED TO CREDITORS till they reach the ability to bands at being limited to So send for my booklet TO NOTICE ALL PERSONS HAVING monogamY. feed for themselves. how to Prevent Platonic CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST For human m,ili-s were ?sfratiwhile, the males are Marriage," enclosing a long SAID ESTATE: You and each of y ou are hereby sexually orieoted to be "roy- created with the desire for stamped, return envelope, ratified and required to file any f and to have herds ()iar- a harem, whereas (he human pins 2,5 cents. clai, and demands which you, Or ems among human beings). female- is about 75% mater either of you, may have against said Cr.... In esre Always writ. I. Dr. ( the office of Hon estate In Biblical times the usual nal and but 23% erotic, ii ,his gwwspsorr, .e.loslai a n 41. "4 wavolope sad IS WALLACE H. HALL County Judge male EX thus have set'So she MUST function as •""" cents to 1.55r typlr' sad pr iati,.. of teminote County, at his office in "'t' " ad for .n. of ku eyal wives, as indicated by a onest'oman harem to her in Sanford, Florida. 2:00 (3) Days a O,jr Lives (4) Love Is a Many (9) Dating I husband or lie will likely start thinking about outside siremis and tiltlmntely may add an unofficial wife ( pars. Wednesday, May 10, 19/2-1 IIA by V. T H.mU,, The Sanford Herald Legal Notice BnsIh g He hit the Man DEAR POLL\'-Sarah an remote the tar" left on her hands after peeling sweet potatoes by moistening her hands with warm water and rubbing the spots with cornmeal Works great for me--MISS 1. A F I . - of" Turns where me MORNING - - from (1) Let's f.tkc a (2) Dinah's Place -iS? V5TV !..tflTiIfl 10:30 (9) Fashions in Sewino Au C) cited T.allcrits,sa PerssnsttavnC cravings. Chime or Demands Aseinit said But you smart wives can litatsi / You and cacti oi v an, hereby forestall that dangorotss notified and ?SOul?,d to p,5$*-it any of - bedroom hlstrlonlcsl event by feigning much claims and demandS ICh yOU, rif inure arJor than you were •lther ol you. may Pare against PP'S lull. 01 rpuAtdK i*se-rr. Caie 1-575: liobert C naturally created to desire. / a,e of said County, to the aged ), was upset by a l Since the human female is County Judge of Seminole County, I 1 statement In a Ic-vent designed to be rather pus- Florida, at his office In the cC?t 0CC of said County at Sanfrrd, sc'ller book on marriage p,strtart'hal Jacob, who 11141- sive in the marital bedroom, Florida, within Iii calendar monti"S relations. fled his cousins, Leah and she should feign more ardor PS lime of the first publication Dr. Crane," he tk-gati.1 Rachel, and then used their oil most occasions, Ch of this notice 1*0 (00155 claim or demand st'ail be in writing. iuiikls L% t'sitniiiuii•htst' lnates. ot straightened out Wivt-s, betl)IIIe a boudoir and sill, stat, the place of residence lint that svstt'm IS h1S)'c)i- actrcsst and post attic, address of the In p'i 111111(1 after iii>' wile uttmoti' to uuapp i*Vn to by gvr tot' your booklet 'Set lgi That's why prostitutes, claimant, and Shall be the claimant, hiS agent , or atlOflCy t11000gamv, for the ts'ises Prob ltiuis in '1arriage.' eten iii ancient times, and accompanied by a llilnq fS• ml grrsv jealous and the half- 1eariuI 'A,itl iilti'r son vtpliined host' to wean Iws- on e dollar and Such claim or deman'l brothers betided to the point 1 flied shall be sold the iiivatoiuical reasons hands away (mimi their itt death, as in the ease S Frank Lalpee, Jr nuncannot he as P15 for the pt05t1ttd5 As •sscvlot of the Last Abs,ulo,n's murder Of Am- wives, ite as a man and Testament of 111111. FRANK LASPEE. p.3(nt. (2) Somerset (s) WPIatS My Line? (9) All Mv Children (4) As 10:30 (2 Concentration I 30 (2) Mystery Movie (9) Smith Family 9:00 (a) Medical Center - — — () trner Room (9) Movies 9:30 (4) Virginia Graham ,, " far backwards. I:30 (3) Th ree on a Match 4:00 () Ca ot Kangaroo t)cigiau (I) iI nahue 00 (2) (4) Hooan's Heroes (III Mous e Factory 4:00 (2) Adam 12 Burnett (4) Ca - ff 7:00 (2) Today (4) News (9) Boos Big Top To Tell the Truth 1 _________ — — — 1:00 Truth or Consequences () Dragnet 3111 44~4 T4 ______ 4:30 (4) Sunshine Semester 6 - 43 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Florida Agri World Jeannie I -F _____ -_____ I F (2) I Dream of -- ------ By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M,D Ldl! Television- Tonite - — — — JO — Imm wonders why God women to be less arin the boudoir. So this explanation care. !It can stop many dl. raesl For many a husband grows Irate at hIs Whig 'normalcy," Wives, lbt. th e professIonal's 1115 - -=---- sb.rt __ - WORWER: Yes because he was going to have his foot amputated and the "couldn't bear the thought of marrying a man u-ho couldn't dance." In 1948 1 married a man who had lost a leg in World War U. AithO he is a line dancer (Widow has a lot to learn about amputees], there were days when he couldn't dance .-1, Since one dream of my life was a good a dancing partner. I didn't think this disqualified him. SIx years later an accident ended MY dancing days, and left me permanently operating from a wheelchair. Since one dream of my husband's life had been a good wife, not merely a dancing partner, we coped with this, too, tho it san surely an unpredictable "worse" of the "better or worse" of our wedding tows With dancing partners separating all around us, we are still happily together. "lie who refuses understanding burns the bridge over which he may some day need to pass." I would lie to ask Widow where she thinks I s-mild be today if, 17 years ago my husband "couldn't bear thought of being married to a woman who couldn't dance." NOTWINKI,.ETOES: WALNUT CREEK _ lt can b ridge the gap ter w usprejadiced. coMn4D* sense evaluation of other people than by impulalse. contrived compliattats. I'm sure .0 meant scell, but the kids may have thought yes were beading 5 DEAR 3$ 34 German city I 3&,tzws) 4$ cr,. 77 Morning riunjs 1&S(Ott&trIv.f front yards macsuit, 2 Night beta,, IISymbol for 41 Opera (ab) aiersum 29 Meadow 3mwow 12 position e4 30 Cotnpwpsuc* 4Sarrtangle 21 Horsemen )eepsrdy 31 tin,, amount i&rt h i 23 Sacred songs 43 Psrus.v 31 Turn suds 5 Mediterranean 35 Fa.aaore island atmnrvvs 46molt.P 3113 y 34onnu 1 n 4# Male child SOi.erstr, 0 Pu'nd,nt Mrs" 34 Musical note SI Island Fri left . Was I wrung? tin rrIaung the madent to oUter uung pruile, I was criticized for my acth*ts. I would appreciate your opinion, LEISURE WORLDER 34 s4tT 37 Solitary .qutnhl II lasts On 14 ttaspirat DOWN citizens In the world. They smiled and thanked me and I Question _____ -- -- mad. theta detail on the day the grid $- CBS The Carol Burnett iMeli decides to rehearse with necessar y ) in the s star and his mother arrive In ' Show (Rerun) Two very funny her instead of coat rack-and Basketball Association stolen car. The Inketches highlight a very en- Likes it. cha mpionship playoffs between town in ii Knickerbockers vestigahlon takes Mloud into Wtaining show as Carol plays &'8:30 NBC Adam-12 (rerun) the New York of Now York. parts e grimy will th Fabray los Angeles lAkers Nanet te host to guests The network tied two of its and the 10-11 NBC Night Gallery and Mel TOrTflC. Nanette and shows together, hoping to betAs be played at Madison Square tRerun) There are two weirdos Carol do an uproarious sketch interest ona new series, "D.A." Garden in New York. tonight. In the first, 'The Dark about two pregnant and weary The cops. aided by Deputy women in the laundry room, District 8:30-10 NBC .NBC Mystery Boy." a rural school is haunted Attorney Robert each already with a load of kids. Conrad, makes the arrest. The Movie "Top of the World. Ma!" by the ghost of a small boy, and Then Mel joins them In the emphasti is timely. dealing McCtoud's Dennis Weaver) he is seen by the new second half of the show for a with search and seizure as a segment. Joan Blondell guest schoolniann. Elizabeth harttakeoff on Busby Berkeley revolutionary is suspected of stars as mother of a football man and Gale Sondergaard are in a star framed by the syndicate for featured. In the second. "Keep movies of the 1930s. titled, '43rd storing munitions murder rather than pay off a in Touch-We'll Think of Street." Carol, as unknown warehouse. Sally Smith, get her big break 8:30 to conclusion ABC Nl3 $10,000 debt, McCloud runs into Something." Alex Cord ehen ho dancer Dick Prett Playoffs The sixth game (if the case while assigned to car- discovers a novel way of finding the girl of his dreams. played by ' " • '-.., t-:c r,-.ul-lifc' v. it.' .1".11111.1 l'ettrt & ,4 •'i;4 _______ .-- ..ORRY CLINIC TV 1"tine Previews highlights ___________ _______ spç.Ust,on 4$ T.ettr rnatsns is Collor 20 Miii b A 'bridge' of paternal ism is in danger of collapse It for mlt.vIol 47 Fss,trdiss II Profewon. 110=030-IM339MEEIW11 ___ ___ ___ ____ "----=----- L bA—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 10, 172 In ------ - -. I '—i �__ - i rE EE ' - ____ -- = - - -'.--_ ---=- ----- Want Ioft IWVV IS VI A Ne Seriee U - Lost 4 Found one "U FACED W i 7s4 £ £t "i O,B(O' Cat' To, '-i ;:' , Care 1.0 -, Dating By Com puter an so it Cr',a' Sage tat Chirctt 1 Pi.ltt General &irpe'!N r w'mC purt'o., at Th CIloreri's Gardari P. Val arid r.dlrlQ activ ities, Swi rPifti irig ir?ruCtlori, tripe Boys arid QWI%. Ciii' 5 $3)4 i'll I 3d p, a 0050 EXPERIENCED 7 Oral Pro NeedPd Auto Sales L ooking for riat'vt F Iorid.,an, 333 13:0 Ask hOr Don 0? 5,,a 14 - 222S316 v ~ __ ~ X, Car Role th Jul15 BL'NKF.R (opley News St'rs'irr Aiiwrica's romance with the automobile is heading for the Action Personnel Mist' 305 7 E cwcw.t Drtanioo434.AS4I Ned two ,n,ch,an.ce, rwp,vlenc.d. also front rid man, ,apr'I,nd. 33: I5 Apply Jim Las Cltryst.r Piymoutt, 3413 1 17$1 mA for . A1EN AND SEWERAGE PLANT 4 optas,oa r,roww; privately Changes transit The grants wouid start in the fiscal year bejinning July 3, 1973. They would rncre,ase to $1.85 titilacin in 1974; to as, much as $1.25 billion in future years. PresentI, the federal The automobile's long. government, through the Urban worshiped role as a symbol of Mass Transportation Act, has es'erThin that is good about earmarked $400 million icr the American ss- of life hats man transit projects in fiscal lost Its glarrsnr Millions of 3973, WhiCti extends through Aiienc'itru, tsis'e cools' to the June 30, 974 point of actnutting that the aut.i, The Ilightusy Trust fund s in the face of booming supplied b collections, for highPopulation. burgeoning way user taxes Under present suburbia and stu-ireking open law, this money can only spare may not be the best way used lot' highway eonstruc'twn to incive people and make the The four-cent federal tax tin beict w.e of precious Land after gasoline goes into this fund. all. A dramatic' usdicatson of this fading romance Is the recent request b Transportation Serretar John Volpe to pernut part uI I,hc federal Highway Trust Fund tit be used for dcc'eloptiu-nt of mass transit, TIs' secrrtar urged huge bankroll be spent for modern commuter busing. subways and high-speed surface Lystesits, all of csttsc'h, hr said. are "critic-il to the needs of the American people" For top goernmentoffactal Up make SUch i request is indwata'e of fast-changing att*tudes about the rule of the car uaAmc-nrun life. Such are'quest a ft-se years ago would have been like advocating the end cal motherhood or giving Alaska back to the Russians Vulpu' huts proposed Owl $1 5 billion trocis the highssa fund be used to help urban areas begin isieaninful at ta ck on critical needs for modern mass . , L which was created u's 1956 and as enriched to the extent of $5 biflitm a year, Under Volpe's plan. money from this fund could be used for constructing subways highspeed surface systems, buses or highways reared to combined cii monorails, high-speed bus lanes and automobiles. The Interstate Highway S%'stcm, scheduled for corn. pleticin in the 1970s out of profits from the gasoline tax. will have cost at least $60 billion and added 42,500 ns:ks of rete to the nation's urfac'r Vctlpe's argument is that urban areas nerd modern ways of m'n'lng people at less expense to valuable land and that shisruig the gasoline tax is the best way of getting this vast construction progrvn under way. Cost of high-speed transit such as subways and monorails Isso great that most cities. even stith the fcinnation ill urea-wide taxing authorities, cannot • Free Checking C. No Minimum Balance Two Central Florida banks announced they are dropping personal I Given, banking is trying to (nusier the formula for enmpotU'sg charges ounts. acc Seven years ago. the Jarrard banks were the first in Florida taci.k such projects rntirel on their own. Unlike roost needs other Wanted C* '1 assistant. rnt*t be neal. ci.a& avid Oeprsdbb)s Full Or n,trl I ii..,, recreational vehicles roll off the assemtil S -.i oDorun,I'for '' in person Holiday Mould, 704 Norm Blvd DeLanO Cabinets. 3d PlOrPi, CyOrpas Way. Cau4lberry OPCP All Day Every Satm,rCa WANT Rear?,,, ---- d"iOns WI-le lIalitig nan', OW Piper 'Price to Bog 1)4 Core are responding In the big band Waitresses, over 7 1 With Pie Welk program nose in sndicatson, it Is being s's in varicus time slots on a IN Whistlp 2505 en 5 Parc % C. (o-s0'.:' _ '.1 ,(4H .'.,., a' t 1.1 4 6.S ri Sarifoyd 322 1731 i tit i - COGGIPIS APPLIANCE SERVICE R e'pa r. All mat e's I r".Qdeis training Lit . ... ,1,.,0 - Attic Insulations i %, 4 l"t Ha04 A' N, Pl( I .' c-CD 'ON 'r.P A.? SAN. (ABIPaItS OR ROOy ADD '' ' " •-n -: ' . ' " -' •"4i - - - _ "i . ' 1345,373*, ., , """' So, u 4 to offer fret' checking fur senior the di'isuimls of his audae'e"1 citizens "We feel the results have to keep telling my young 17 Dom.thc.ChlId Care have bc-en great for them and singers, 'Don't sing the Ad for us, therefore, effective May no feel like singing. Sing the I Will care $0' th'ioan in "v r,gmeS Oa* a weak 1, both banks giving people checking with no minimums want to hear.' You have to play 33 Apartments Rent and no maintenance cc, all 'siusic to please the ieopk'" I Furnished personal accounts," Jarrard Alitliugh his fans stern -' said. furious *hen he seas ciflCt45'd ySELACA l?i, ; MONDAY thru FRIDAY '.e-t Th.'c'smibaned assets of these In ABC. Welk nose regards the two banks exceeded $611 million move as providentiaL "The 8:30 A.M.10130 P.M. i" YLPI? S " 0" on Jan. 1, and are among the good Lord had a hand us our L, IS 'q's fass.1growing usof Florida. (frstin," he says. "it ABC SATURDAY And they are geared to serving hadn'tk'tui go, see would have 9:00 A.M. to 13 NOON I Two bao'n uPsta,rs summed the needs of medium and small been on opposite s" apartment, centreli, located I,, buliinesses nd maintaining rated shuts, 'All In the Family.' '.ALL UNTIL NOON TO Sanforo Newly red#cSeated close personal relationship with Things worked out a kit better!1 STAR CANCEL YOUR I adults, no pets $500 per most,' AD NEXT DAY. all depositors, the other stat.. I Want Department Hours - I ______ .' ' • -- I 4. - .. I .4'. ., VA .. cc it ''..',.. Eating Places ' ".J ' h I 7.' "'(St N -, mnprovnnsents "1'i" 7 .. '44. ' , - 3226511 A*NT LOS ARE 5?.'A4.t - i' Ste 0. $ '' 7 7' 's At 'it ., $16.50 fl2.00 $77.50 $46.80 $62.40 $78.00 -- NelSon '4F'o'.,Aa Rote's W000IlOt F $ GARDEN CENTER I'PIP$ a, A 332 3I7 - I. , & $. ' "sd mo,e n • 50 - ' p,,... 5 Jr . i:: :r., '===-=----=L- --: Antiques - - - - PARK I ANTIQUES &l ot SW Corner Park Tue's, Thvrs. 33, Sat 101 EveS by appt 11101Y3 fcI':N , 9~ 7)&j Ii! Si Ill till - - Musical Merchandise n iii? - - 5 P#e,s Inform.t)c ' Uri,41 •P.,li,' ipp.S*Pl9, full Office S'S., i'•*lp 'e,l,llOnd. 111 cp ' 07(i) or 44', O) 'i 42 144 0014 Oid(o''a' W.jifrr Sh op tin 5 nI fl.P.'v - OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33141, telephone: 330 1'73. II PS, PB IA ci, - -- Travel Trai lers P.''i'r "'- • Il I bIS 15i' I 'I .5. in a-i T"IE"'''$ n'j'r - - Pets And Supplies Black tamale min iature peod1e. Ii weekS. 110 371 1743 •Ili 4. *145 SUYS. all day Set I S un Chihuahuas, Male, lemale, with OF without AKC 131 up Animal Haven Boarding kerV.els 3173772 Fish, bIrth. PoodleS I Beagles. AnImals, Supplies PETFAIR. Fairway Plata. Sanf or d Trucks Arid Traile rs 1443 Dodge Pick up. ai?li Iopp. 1.40) Phone 373 0131 atfer 4 p I 'II Step Van, (he-vrolef, I ely, Map. 11(1)0 miles Tale Over penIs of 5145 44 3)7 111 1 I' 57 - $ ' N.J. s.is, Terriers 7 weldS 00$ in ie 74 SAD()s I. i IJUII'Mk It Western Wes, ta,, ,.l lt• 63 I ' - horse-s Boarded lnsdulfr7ai ran. Stalls, Pasture. Hay and Grain Daily Elec tric Curds, Wall., b4* 54151 ('all 73) ica - Livestock And Poultry 1.43 Monthly 271 1.4') 3111 Ballet Hound puppi,, !;lPh: And lovable Wor,"e.$ I *III 173)550 II Office Equipment ' 1. FRFF. I apess old pact Persm kittenS, loveS PISII*.n ai-f ifrig flI 1044 373 MIS Autos For Sale 75 1471 Pinto, automatic. ar, two eQuipped deasonebti 37077 It" MuStang.. PIll, C on sole,bsk s.aas.,tar.dard shift, 4 Ci , cie fret, and CLEAN Oasii 57* II m's USED CARS 37 74*0 1470 010,, vinyl r , air, dl fral.s, eaceflent shape $3100 14 $410 alter I 1547 Flat, III Sedan. 31.000 mile good condit son, 1410 373 11 *5 1110 Corvette Body wit!, psirdto ,udaliertf condition DO 144 4341 0,11 IF. providing the very best for , family for less. your (r', IF you're an energetic busl)')m3ssenon who wants to attrac t nWWI • S customers to irrsasi your business. you're like millions of other people In this world who have ordina ry needs, wants, problems, home's and dreamsi Classified is the perlon.to per son adver tising medium which lets you communicate with other people quickly, easily and Inexpensively. in fact, Classified does more thing s for more people at lower cost than any ot her form of ad. verlislngl When you need Classified to buy or sill, ren t or hire, fix, move, find, or lust plain tell it will be waiting to serve you. - , . - . brilliant executive Ar' .%4 047 E C) _,, senking topnotch employees to . em join your ~a,~7 organization. Waned To Buy 52 11 IF... You're a Co"s ("i"t5 An(clinfd Opi'ta-i, If S Sanford Farmers A_cl C" Ha, it 5) - F 4jrn-'ure AC3 is PS I r r t r o f lii hOij%P C." 1224573 "7 1~1_~jd 1 154 Want to buy organically grown fruits and vegetable's $31 4531 (A5't i73 iI)3 C'DR Sri •' ''e .ppl.artc(1 l') etc I or 1301 ln') IF , . . Equipment For Rent R ED I T 1. (4 home together. ' i'a'' 73% $a"o'O A,? 17' Aluminum fIshing boat 127 3sSl alter 6p v-n 14 'TI you 're. young couple seeking a place to live and furnistiin for y our first a'', i4'àt, Bob, Br-Os £.JlkOLL S Ft,JQPilTui4t 'e,y hI $' Pc, 333 $155 " ra A1)D NC, MACPIINLS R ., o 5et LlOSlr'c for 15 04 11"o'!, App', rental lO#a'd Putt as' ('rib a to, G,:";e 59,,6'1 I)) ( 0' I4i", 0' c,i"p t'i lr?e Rob nsr 14$ aa3a ('\ *' ') - em IF you're "1 a teenager who is realistic about the "doing your own thing." 3222611 I T" \ IF... a - high cost of il!~bl--., Fix-up Your Ad Today On This Easy Form And Mail It To Us Now! 1111111111111111111 ~11111 l ill-t'.. I L"- J' i you're little guy who needs his own set of wheels 4 in the very WOfit W3y. 1. - CLIP OUTI INSERT INTO AN ENVELOPE Mail To "The Sanford Herald" P.O. las IU Sant.rd, PI.t'ld. 31711 %~ !~;14 _~, Your Direct Line to CLASSIFIED! I may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 219 Car aloe Building, 13490 NE. 7125.141 aPt., a 73 p n' on age from employers D1AL322.26110r831,,,,3 19 44 Plpm't',iPPi Fury Oi r7;'.' 'I covered by the AGE DiSCNIMIPITIC4 IN EMPLOYMENT ACT, Three atuariums with shiv-id!, i accessorIes, cernplee•, $50 1 a _- Store And 55 IiniIS$Ofs 1300 $1 045 Drl'#., Lorh Arbor. $anfomsf '9'; Valiant. A C Cl•aA 411$: PInt pimP RnIrig•rfsw, *50 Cal? ltp Auctions Pt,,,(47 AL' .ri, III 7"i.i, ,' THE HERALD'S 333 VU 1t4.4 Ptnnoi,4Pi Fjr, I, nalds from Stack toy p',,dfe, mate, * mel As Peg All sPoil $50 171 3343 affet Pin Very good condition YOU IF . , , you're. clever housewife dedicated to the proposition of YARD SALE: Nice bicycles , typewriter.Misc lawn furniture, Friday & Saturday. 3rd and Laurel. At This NEWSPAPER does not knowinglyaccept HELP. WANTED ADS that in dicate a preference based ,t,n Rambl.m ho needs classified advertising ? Yard Sale. Thursday, Friday, Saurday 211 West 15th St. San RI. 17.9, Si, N F 0 R D -. •' YOtJNr)';AUtO3AtP%.Pfr I, 72 - Garage. Rummage Sales 3151 S. Orlando Ave. N... i',o 5)300 butane. lIt 2451. tsr III UI! . cVlnchester Homes of Fla. • ,.,. -: '=-- - 56 SUTURE _________________________ 'O?t Johnson Boston Whaler Dealer Closed All Day Wednesday 332? 397 71'..i",i A r Buy if the way you li ke Over lOX deas Color Schemes Lw Money DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. 3 line Ad-$504 4 line Ad-$4.72 5 line Ad-58.40 Cr.,w,ilvai'l II per day rental for Electric Carpet Shampooer with ltiarchaw of Blue FURLustre CARROLL'S FURNISHED. Get In On All The Action! 5 L)a's 21 Days 13 Wks in US $303 UNFURNISHED ',... '. • .0' " "''' JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE Cools I rOOmS $300 cacti Call alter I i $. ',. ' ",-' pi Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Well Drilling "41 1314 On 0tive, p tinchester TV Service 2335053 H;j54 Pa.n'.ng. ln'eq,#. E,t,q,-, rr, est ,m.'es F .p.m 'ant ed 444 7 7J IIt-1, :r- A , 172 ... ' -'- I. Ye,: Trade cars, boats, lois. hOmeS. furniture, live stock, airplanes. vmOfoecycln. turs. damond'sl ' - c Ill 'p., PS 4 &:-, 1.,,' 273 1*34 GUTTER S$iPE Ms4. 'One repar's I, er ' 'r - &P.0 b.'h-m ..r cat, r'.'t l?allat,ocs Call 5510. buttonholes, fancy deslin, In Console Pay balance of 543 or 7 payments of $7 Call Credit Manager at 7211111 or Pit III SEWING S A NF ORD III CENTER, 701 A East Is? St automatic thermostat Sporting "SWAP TRADE" H[05$ TELEVISION StRICE. fOsrr'.. i0p% %.rs. r.p$'? . ' ;k ' yOur .3'. S "0 ua appeal .' fe e 5rtQpP5 GUIDE for as 'ow as $15 Coll 377 Jill and ass f ou emar,t ad v'so' to", - - . 'i.se" 3151 S. Orlando Ave. U HAUL TRAILERJ S t4tSvHSt,s. eaa,sanoe,, *745 ROR UprIght Piano Stilling Machine equipped lofig sag, W indow Air ConditIoner. Air Chief 5pnpme, 21.000 MU, 3 Speed • 545 BPlfliif"%. Horses. Colts Sortie regisfered. or can be Call 373 Ilfl or 372*14* Touch and Sew Goods RI. 17.92, SANFORD 'Trailer Rentals $?QCI Slit ACrylit hOrn' sat vs. installed Ca Aivii'i.ftufpi Doors Of Sanford 373 Seminole SI Winchester Homes of Fla. SEWING FRPF. I black pert PerSIan litI.nt, HI tinS 113 A,,gntunr , at,fnt4flr. tue over ife lfirtooll - ISIJ%TOM AMP. 70) Well, • rn' Speikeni Cover in,ii,ded $000 or 1*11 lifter R,cetintl con-diliiyn Mrs Ball 171 4101 - Singer 373 1 IS) hr ap00nrn fems? S219% • - - C,i.vered arid fully •Its?all,d, '- __. 311 SIll Commenrtl MIII Boy 333 5134 Boats, Mc'ors & Trailers .0830k SPORTING SIvOD) DoanItan Sanford. 337 5541 3151 S. Orlando Ave. English, F American. etc Low byManpOD., Ca'pe' of Sa"o 373 at ''' $ALC.e. "i' 1* CUSTOM TAILORED tRlGlOAlWi' (',Old Crown Waslt.m I. Dryer moving mutt call Ph 371 2)71 after p m 31? fir lt t II' Cabin CruIser, all electric Evinnide with traIler. 1475.. Also Portable dishwasher, A I, $50 Alter 4 weekdays, 377 7715. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Money-Low Payments at p.. in Special Services I Almiqsjeyi Screen 000' em?!, grill I, . I poi . Its yours Low Move in at once-over 500 floor plans-Spanish. Ole Med , , A. , 2 per cent DO roc,, S.c'ne" iDci.r U'5P4'0 ti"td L.'n 7.i move Ifs today paymentS at "ITS YOURS" i rarai,Ise Para dise roo,s funguS POLGAR.3737113 $ 55 "BIG BEAUTIFUL" Wpaii.sis Front I Rr Low Cash arid Pool Supplies encloeume Remove On. m.ltea - - earn said 170 1330 extra tsrt, uPN 1 Pi Cl 1. 'r'' --S, ( ',t•' ' ,5 '7 In .:*s )2) 2Mb Sanford Avenue Beauty Care wo w Debar,. F'ta - Prfl%vr, wash yQ.ft Pm, k'iiimi - 3'S. - r' SiRiADY5OR5uy,,ya Realty pr esent Pmpltyn'trr' • Golf Clubs, 1 Wilton $taff woods. Numbers , 75, 3i5, and S Very ggodçondj!Lon. '1.1 3:) '?tL._...,. - 57 - P 'j II' Fiat Bottom aluminum boat, 7 HP E,inpuJ mOlar, good traIler I G&jr gas can 323 4011. Winchester Homes of Fla. Plu mbing- El"t Chars Link 5 Farm Fencing, R oil a, * le'i, installation Ava.lat,, CoQburn Fence Company, 5005 S Automctive Service k'i.' ' 233 lOit Auto Insurance %".:! Ø IdUMPorl Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17-92, SANFORD # - ,- Slap 1. , •.. AIR L'c,nse management inc ome w?i.*e ,, tii$. HANDY MAN 100 sin All. p440 .nQ P." 321;"5 P1' 37.2 S'17 1145 Dart. (iTS. r Boats and 51 in today AP4i4&1 HA's[i BOARDING I PINt L S "&I,' Ba' ,,ç 0 WILSON MAlE 14 P URP4IIURE Slut - Sell tiedp rrench ProvIncial Queen bed, complete head & foot board, 7" Simmons mattresS &tpread Like new 374 3)24 .- - -. Antiques Sale' Marine Equipment "DEMONSTRATORS" aria below-Low money and move Pet Care Artf,s,al & Shell Flowers for all 4X(aSiO,ss, all arrangements Garrison Dr iv e 371 5437 ford. IMonIPis Old 123 Iedroon'ss at ccl? - 1'e'strom Generat Manager far" wh,le ,.,',' . ''s, If v'ir% 42 In today. I turn to Ill went ads C'td IhOl. relayed - - 1_ A'._s ,,f __________________________ tail 173 27 - Aril 5UPf a4bP'f " hip t•Ilr STEREO A motel difdoe, Console Model with AM ru In lISP 01* 1130 walnut finish, under warrants Pay repair chargOS III 34*0 paymenll of It, Call servIce arool Pool Table, 110 depeelmenI. 372 ,ti i'vceilent Condition 373 3101 Ke,,mo,e Washer, pacts. servIce used machine, MOONFY A P 5.9,000MU Oil Fired Pj lANCES 11104?? wail Furnace *itly well that rflo'4I*t ttrolied. and 110 gal oil tviiOSFtS79Ul' t Pd link 515. tOfu 311 3430 MILLERS )fl 0)37 1419 Orlando Or AC, 17,000 "I U, II" Portable TV, b _ &. I'm 4'gresnrugIpad gr een s1''TV s Gva'hn1fFCbToiL 51 ilorat touth & chairs Singer Icc inS arranged W 5'0 1401 ESAl r iv. lii) Pd I? *1 sewing ma(hErso, with cabInet I I '.'Qa.l.l I); t')'iS 'ilrin.J tw_sr 0an, Clt,il of ,114vipm%, 1)05k, Oil Sumac. %5.tlTm,rURPII VUt1E(.OMPAPiY s,,,, mnllan Fit "5 hy Sea'y $49 45 Spa (yctop.dla I bookcase. Alter 3 73005 Pr ench 113 01)3 Two Schwlnn 30" boys bike's, 9AS for both. 307 Tucker Onlv•, 373 1153. $ 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Winchester Homes of Fla. 4330437 'riA4dpa Bicycles 41 wwe'ser Monte at its yours! Quick ap pr,val 5010 Floor Plans-100 Color Scrtem". Small money and move For Sale _-- Autos For 33*1 E quity in Pmes. land. We and livsai'ace MeyC Ifs a 5), "ONE HOUR" Privat, party has cash to loan fin? Or 2nd morioae Call Orlando. "an' r..viio One Cratthmaci mobile hOrn., 10' 1 54'. dishwasher, and cabano, 314 - Rt. 17.92.SANFORD Money to Loan ,:: :. •. oDriab'.- 32) , 47 __________________________ Caltla mr *pm .M.oit Fr ?a "- l p.- Sa' It, or o 373 I5 i_st ONPt. .111 Program. ,•'v- s.'n'r'V. "° 25*3 Park D'wr - I in " -Ocr"a''a " 04 _ ' 373 •') Lawn I Home Maintenance. Mowing. Edging, Trimming. Painting. Screen & Glass Repair. u ta.,t .4-0 s.'.p'rriA,d AV aut no' rwce.ssar, Apply office of W,nch'C? Mobile MOmI'S. 5, ivpr surroundings 1-, OUT OF SIGHT sIngleS pad Sukpn tub In boudoir, wet bar In ilvlttg room- where the actions at-Ho, Line Number $31 4111 Winchester Homes of Fla. $.'. V' 1011's C, H HIOM I!lIV 5S 1St 333 Stenstrom - 'i Laundry Services HomeImprovements 7. I A1,..i'1 es A%# out'i ii ( tRiC COMPANY '7? I'.'s 0' i_ 133 1547 323 9473 4 a in loop ri pay A i,,'EA' I'. &:LA cc- £.PA'N' .Y ','.' I £.f 173 Appliances ti4 75$ C.' .. payment Assume payments Call WANTED Move In Glass-Mirrors Production Worsens by Mobe Home Plant (*pr.ence Oesl"rt 23c (acnpvtri5 ?Pme.? ,,,,, inf 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92. SANFORD residents and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and up to date way to solve every problem. • ,,. Vi elk, as ahsa>s, has an ear. a 'r4pr'tieni is kind of intuitis r divining rod ks. :1' •t, R t. 11Y2,SANFORD reOu'n,t $ ell new and 'set horript, Acreage, iors ;"ere's. ant am,tPn'aIIall, be placed in Tlrautograph and lssavs FAMILY BARGAIN lif WS talk during in. SICYIOPI that it d'SP'lCuted to as add,I,.nal 1* SOS henne in hf, a-ia LØrrten shOmil ri(i.jCI ?h'$ • convenience. Permanent ,, - AirConditioning 1'.' Male. Female .Celterit ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) s-arwt of nights W,'Tk recently 3 Lines Minimum c'cnnpkled ItO ii.i iit of the South He was astonished at Its.' number of teen-agers and Aft •ver', ,a, A ppealing .5 The fans in their curb 20s who S.ni.rd Herald on Wedneld., emill Quick Approval bedroomS- I'S yOurS, retove VA FilL Loans 3151 S. Orlando Ave. bookkeeper, for con p'eatant Sec a •n, 2$c a line UIDE in pirsol Apply cvr?nt'nc.iresi estate Contact,, 1 thru a times S thru 70 timpi 21 times 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Terminal. Sanf or d Airport, Woi aid ,a'n It Sanfords targest %ut* Of rie-wip r.mooelst offices Pi'ivt Øs&, legp conhererice room. good COvertSin;pr ogram. Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. uercn't assure of us." bg. beaultul. 72 foote, Hurry, its your's Never liv ed in Move in today The following businesses are listed for your ., - ~., lilt 1470 U It 3.11*0 bedroom, low down Rt, 17.92, SANFORD ______________ Real Estate Salesmen Per Day. "The young people sseren't at home on Saturday nights," said Welk 'The} $s, I Insurance mOyI5 you 'ii the Winchester Homes of Fla. The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve erv * You! Nest pitra income' Start Dart tm, he Longer Your Ad Runs The .ss It Costs Per Line All(' • SHOP THE EASY WAY! ?lit%e irtollress Ellperistecird & wages and eacelsant lips Airport Inn Pope Needed Al Once Excellent Position soucEl "It's all reMit an accident," 5,31 Well., sst pttribuI,tr inSt sonic cii this new drvvlopiiwnt to his switch iron his old Saturday night slat on ' I t offer S 171 41417111 r,fornaf,wt call $31 4543 831-9993 \\ " latip lintpi', Over is Evenings References Call before Noon or business of your own raw more rage Mrnc)fltt the tecn.agers, wIn,' ,- , ) I - " _," ii tears or c'oer sales reperenc. clothing stone necessary lila' p °° audiences At 69, and looking Orlando , ' personable and attractive Fringe Delta fit. opportunity unlimited Ph'on,t *17 7555 Ask for Mr Alexander Lake Read I, Sanfor d Ave eabout 15 years ou.igrl', Welk. in fact, has become the ness I, ' whowanItObel$I1.400 PP,one$ll $100.00 FOR EVERYONE! , ,~/ , " V, , ~4 r : , rade ri car's, boats. burr,ture Anything Of ,al, We Wheel ar'S deal at n REALTY ________ Quality built "biarnlnoton", For Happy Families Only (or those Winchester Homes of Fla. %~,/ ~,j ( j. age ______ To Want Ads 322-261 1 G __ PERFECT HOME FOR MOM arid rest of family too), 3 bedroom, ir DOUBLE VALUE 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD PPion. 113 1)11 3J 03 de c or $444503 Phone - NO CASH NEEDED 3r71 Salary Direct Phone Lines gr via irg appeal that L.assrence Vi elk has for younger ,-, "-s ft Help Wanted the to o or best Salti. Fullyfurr'l,tied including 52' I 74' scr een porch Traditional 3:311)4 I44 Hiawatha Ave alit Ii 01 'TPip Sanfog P4,naid Sanfora is Seminole ray "me tra)''r $ - BedrOnm m0b,' ndme Carpe'e.i $150 00emn I assume panrm?5 SHO PPERS r'm ix a i.i"i.'i S -- 1 -'\ at Village Rest Truck T.rm.r,ai 5500 Pnh, Ave ,o(l $.r,n has open.tg lot g000 ,vpp',eric, tailsIed, a we Pa, good hours gc'oc worin; con t'e-cr.'tery INFORMATION - stanted to v.ANTED Ii p r?ri 3:: THE M"s cannon AD 1101.1 .'s'WO(iI) Wtwt is ansazlng, in this. age of rock, is ,'c" ,,'' Ninchester Homes of Fla. 323 1*30 - .-.- le ne-em, 513350 1450 OC"wn 1 P Ri AL ty 43' #. 's' S. 2161 Pan ,,,, 51p 34' otherwise unlupnithed 30 s to awning, skImtIng MUST SELL 1500 dOemti, takeover 55$ no pints 275. lOt? After I -.___________________________ 31's 14' t'5ouble*lde 3 bedroom.? 74 'i. Bamm.n4e0.' A,,' 1:1 UN, L ARGE P AMIc '5i '.'. ' 13 v 40, 7 bOrn, kitchen equlpo..l, Mobile Homes ',ii ...i' COMMLQCIAL mo bedroom I bath. tOned Coy small bu%.etees and PSØrC C,ra' poaptst'al 555.450 Terms Cliff Jordan Hefts Sundays S Nalidays Call 373 ttiO. 3774415 333 4*24 itruCtiOft COmpany, Deltoa area B DOS FREEMAN Cepk- Srss Service Realty 'rI' t'ei'i'-.'sm, I bath P.nprpt ts'? 'r',7s paril art rppa-r r-',t0 ,a't )SCS\3 Tr, M$ bedrooms. Flor ida room, RN 1uperv*rs. 11 'P5? arid 1 12 shift LPN. fir 13 I ihI' 373 *541 Welk Makes It \!V ith Kids v ix UI' , I olfe, 373 1231 ,,, " -' Johnny Walker : -,t 3 bm'tmoorn 2 bath r"ma A , p Al. s'asire taro Cmoai a.' Stenstrorn room. C,aI,, 333 3434 - ai Volusa County, beautiful con ____ c?Ife black hri• two large PIQ4EPICED WAITRESS Lpp' in person to &I,nd.a's Rpttaur*n' to lines, L. 32) 046 RETIRE i ".n.,,f AC)" ,C) Sat is " i'' 0" C1 OLibe a op '.4 p . 4 fl4iifl, 10'S and At." Cc,'" i.e '' I p .0 ml,,, It $3 .-n.,p,s'.' Remaining Now 4''IOtanntI ln.ln, •I% e..pI'rn' trms (all ft,.,d NICE ye bedroom, 2 bath. famIly rot" fireplace central aIr large Pp's n' yard Neat schools 531.000 pan?,, refrigerator Go selectmen now FHA id VA fri*r'c,rig PICa W004m*e, On Sariort Ave near one-a V,rn,n,wocO-3 bedroom. many trees, $11,700 -- L I Secretary. bookkeeper Mu'it be sources of natscnuil income these days. working tO'emari. ,sp,na,nced. *PQIS 05*1% LIst e spray painter, which have reached a point of basic ,vp.n,nc, In spray pain maximum yield, the Highway hog, wages opeil Eacelient work in corione with benefits Trust Fund continues to grow as A,ppiy Ill 5*tiOri t Castle ClaiDIpi rmllicnss more autos, trucks and su'uit tree Wendell Jarrard. chairman 01 tht' board tit the DeLasid State Rtrik and the First ?stional ltnk of Maitland. aniflclW'sced, Vie knots it's c'onmng.Wewa'st to be furs*." he said. as he pointed out that one off the incist uggrtivating things in personal 1 332 1241 ' isp" tauridrs aJ "O,,C ant enctosco carafe, baths $'sI,WC Operator See Mrs King a' Jack one jean's Bea.j'y Solon. kariiorc Pia:a. Sanford Dick rocks checking carpets Sunland-3b.drOorri. 3batPas,, 57.000 lee N Green-) bedrOoms. 's'y Beauty bn,fitt Phone £31 *044 on I?0t', 134.450 'P Sv LII can' 01 5,ar,fo'O Hpralg P 0 boy 557 Sanboc Fier. Wi) operator or trainee Many I $anlarita-3 bec'oom. t' baths, ?v'C Reptv P40 RE GIST RAT POW Fee No DOWN PAvUp'T owned ullily cOmpCnp [SICiC Broke' 322 2114 S-.'a,s & '40'-da ,% Ca,, Q.1% I,, 5' r,C,. ' ',' - '°r' nnt'oo -i's ario c'syrs work at rPcWfiOnlV In phVleC.an'I Age 30 to 53 P'I'fr"rf'd TRY Us &ef "Action" With ACt.0l I :4 ca's P41 'r 3151 S. Orlando Ave. R, 17.92, SANFORD OtAlt'Y INC Better 235's Park-) bedrocint, 2 baths $11550 E xg*" irnc re bus nets emOn.a 0 IC Unemployed Transit Favored My,,,, a SPttt ,mood.d 'o.nr bty Owner 's' 77S al?Cr 4 p in Hunt OPENING THIS 5EEIC ba ths Wet train sharp gri 1Or auto sales Ave ilable Sundays eric b.,yf'rj position Cømmsuors y Apoo,rit,empiit 'p. $13. ir 1333 cash,! o$ title deli Paid sCCat,oni. arid Pios,pitat,galion, 00 PIr wigk Apply in person to Bill Baker Volkswagen. 3319 5 im Rog Ora SALE ReAlty I(JOAtf offit INGR1!) BURTON of Sanford, who was graduated with curn laude honors by Florida Southern College, is presented the annual Spanish award as the outstanding senior in her maLior field by a De n of Students Wafter V. Murphy. Miss Burton, who received the B.A degree, was present of the campus Cap and Gown socict and a member of the Student Government Association's Judicial Council. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Burton, 700 Locust Ave. ttse charges on checking accounts. furnthlid, Winchester Homes ofFla. Tprint t rent) of trailer, screened pa'o ,kYlAiii, QiAt ',:'it 12? 'i'4 37301*5 'Cl move In '% t-a'v't' 7 bed 7 Bath kIng Site thP0ugPul Small pay )tjtt St k.hnl'% RvCr. IS s 550 IC' SO OrlandO Drive. Santore Male Help Wanted 's) 3 Pinacreet-3 b0'eon'at Lots a Acreage - (sit - SaWs Agency Mat fair-) bedr oo ms. 2 baths, - VOik3,.iie-r. Dealer nerd's C gri boy -;L _~=_ . - 33 -- - We Have Man, Other Listing s - o'not boa' sor' Loan ut tc 12 OX o. furniture. 13 OX 53.000 lvblIabIt 333 44,3 Mass - Automotive ra.MILV COPdSuMIø FINANCE SERVICE, INC lit I Magrio'.a ? - - _____ or, 7tid Milorisiage rVal estate _,~~/ _________r - , _____ - - - M,imotesh 110 "LOW MONEY"' - - A Household Goods Miscellaneous - s'c.'mr Sil Call ft',-'n tft 41 'tv 0 ____ i,,,I i. 55 - I)) H411 'h Mobile Homes If You Wish Place Your Result Getting 1 Clasif led Ad... 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Pay $450 ASsunif $IIOX ant, ? 41 1 per (eit $44 oayt ,l ft'cS. 3 bestmeumt la'ri.i '4*S J I .111, ---- -.--- fif y SIAMFIC PIT V5$3 I Vi miss .' AcPS 1$' 'K,,tVE?.I! I CE S[ [ l' lc,r • k'OYuI, AR HOME 15 Ar,t"p'p , • A 040 OZ NQtJt" sceo NIL 335 PROCiQAk" , are vi rig 'm' vr.,m,y , c,c , . , ha','c Wo ri P j%l'tQ 0I"4O4' ,rir''!s S'l' .1 's, tar On It Acres $13000 Ravenna Financial I ,- , Female Help Wanted "a"., Wrs'r• ari MUI.0 LtI$.OflS'rrump,, Trombone. Sriion, arid o?h*ri leach, for your hnne si a ------------ Arbor -I twOrtiOm. I baths, 154500 - - rltruq',r,taE bath's Loch It Home Builders, Ri - l'i&wQ L(1SO0,1I I. ,we" Chard Course 3 A L 135.000 Truck Drivers Apply in pe,- v'iAP.'( 0 Lx PEQIENCED JANITOR ApgI in person to Glenda's Re'ste,gent at vIllage Rest Truck 'Terminal, 15.00 French Ave Instruction Calibart Real Estate ______ ______ ML) 11cm FlU1t , I Pets - Shallow well w lawn with tamll' t215S ('Silk'. PAP 5.5$. '.1 0,146. I'it 11 5 01 t,,''.C"'' 'i''.l mom Lt' Call 3:30015 -- 1' bath- k 1t7.S'O Wilson Place-) bedrOom, 3 baths pOol. ISSOX dyls-*, lde---3 bedroom. 2 ba ths, MI,R5EI PLA'TFORP1. MAN - .,, Eve And Sullai ..1l1E) '*jT1(111f , j . 41 7 ',' o 332 *37S after 4 p in - C1-3 badroc.rri% $14500 C?y-- Ljr,aer construct ion, 3 I*di'oom I"p baltic. $17400 Country Club Manor-) bPdroor, l"t balers, S16400 broom, 3 Peola-3 bath. Malvri', et' .ct' 'r' t TER ThE "CL ES? bedroom. formal dining 5*ted. 5i' ',IPLQ AttN y k'n''Pr' Oi.n 5Sf' lOS I tIll me.', P. S. 't S 11 set 173 '3', ASSOC, INC, Fc*M,,,,4()JJW CU P)UM8ER (.1E' inkiers,Large oak in front n,% .nid paint in fenced back OMM(QCIAL LOT SI s %37 GEO. WILLMER :is: SplAIrp-3 ('edrooms, r, Aftamon', Springs. 1)4 1351 ma l or Oil $.rv,t, Station toy Realty by Art - tU)AfltPZ)CAtiL Iorn, living room wflcepiace, acIted garage. Cen tral It a. ROOM to.- a garden Only 13X50 "Sanford's Sales Leor" beIl.lrp -3 bedrooms. $14 00 4' SCOtt, Business Opportunities oar - ___ SOlvnts 333 L-FWIPC itil t" rttir$d ry'cemen ideal SOn. typ.ng t,,IIy of iaong Unu',d __ 4 Cards of Thanks Iv ?** three f or Only 12)000 cI' On' t'Q p.'r 1:t "v -- 1 61 7 31. 'ann I.0n' at 's aS4 a,, _______ WORICINC4 FOREMEN - '.t 'i,'t. .rs '7 '. I"AO Sarilt"d 5p.et 5rt unon Part Wd - $S Soo IH4, h,r,c4.riQ avalab1r SIR iss this borsain Va tend. 3 CI. central N a. canpp,ed a'ed. redl'cO*Ctt'd Own., thit ,,Pra large IOiemtP, tru;l trees includes 3 b.'oom. 2 bath tone wits pan.led FlorIda rOOm. carpet, arid othe, e'stras l"(fsffed aPS Pi' I, , pØrØ4pi Three Houses For S.leJohns MERE'S Last i, 't o' r a' R' S*"c>d tv '•: 31 Ap,, pe'son to Puildirig 30 rus STEPR S7 .IOTHER IN LAW apartment Included in this 3 bedrm 3 bath hOme len Maytair SedliOri Pphij?tt,i shaded yard P",d a) $73,500 Terms Open House Sunday 1-7 -' raiert .- tar advancement &pOty in person 10 oIISO y P40u5S 701 NorTh S'vd. DOLAIM Announcements 3 - THE ouie For S.ae [Id" 101 OX' om It are hOu,., Cam pir $ losed garage Shade a nd rulf Ire-pt 10) IS' i7tt3' lske vd Otr )334eI 2" Se P ,PIth A,p ('Ia, 373 1317 _ Rent erie Atli ran to be tic,' food *tsi%'ar't. sold 00 ()I'5 *01k P40 CtPer*ride ?p55ry will hraIri Opportunity OT ION tIC? w.''s 3 Tu w'. Park ,i.'ar 3 5fØrOQfl'. 3 bat, Qully h0fC Lai •ItnI% centnat p*at a %"$ Is, tt t W' or I t'IA ,,nii " a ,, con $'. 10.0 Mobalt Homes ?$ prestIge Position as neat carver NO 'vl*?ionce will train Aty in pesos, to Holiday HOuse 704 North PIvO - 5.l art SIfIQIP a0,'4 o,th, Sriø riama. .00r.cc ag.. Slid Phone rw?flb It, contidrtc. 10 C S I., 5 0 5o 1d). Coco 5I'Id*. 3$fl DIAL 1 ___ Chp",-a 2 Opccc'-', 0 ''"'nit esa 'tit"n ni' cv 'It tc Y,,r,g Man. emil Q!'OOlt'Pd, cor ,u,% fr'.ndViiD 01 marriage £ \ Furnished _____ r.' 0 '. Sanford R ealty - - PL L ME NI. 1. M11 05? 1792, Catsi4b.rry, Regency So 131 Sa-'o'o liC , __ - I tie BIG RESULTS Want Ad Advertisers _Report Oviedo City Limits 25 uses Rent EM AAA AreC. Sanford I 10 ','t ____ ____ Park Or LaQri. Dr Cloriti arid 0' Brooks Smitf, and alt itie hoepitai eu.ft fOr rri111r15 'iiy Slay In the IAD;laI $0 oll1lar,t liATI4LIEP, CLAUSE IN, (WtS 73474'S IV'VC' $ICttAri at?, ants Cr000 bprie' its Good Salary Ap4,t i,t Person imoer'iat Fib Ott Co 13th' arid -N sk,% C. 11 Adults . no Iumri;U,00 aoa'irrievif ruli time IPIO P$!'I f•pi - . R " Furnished Large 3 ______ bedroom DeLANO general nursery wore,, ,,ouie like It etorras my 'tiarik5 '0 I -_ 3HousesForSale Houses For Salt t - Handy m*r. carpenter helper, and Ca' '41"C -c ' i,vartm&* i '"' l th'rOugh trial balance ,, ,,,,,, - l,c debt* 3" 160 pica _______Personals Male Hele Wanted _ -a- I P tCr , 4 ch.trier'$ l'(t4fl nPOv.'ed able, t 54)II routs. sobe'. S days we44, be" 5.ao,e puppy s moe old 5EWO 333 5351 until S 36 333 - . get ROute LOST Cold wire ri,nmnt pvc tII'4Qu$br b?tocalt. OESPEaAII Si.iwo Wi'I'P40u? lpiP,' Gor00 Mryq'r, =7767C - down ,,, the lob done. - - - will _- -_-. ---=. - - Ads I...J1. Even prize fighters have it tradition of shaking hands at fight 's end, even after V ending a good portion of an evening tryIng to knock one another 's trains out. Maybe they don't mean It, but the gesture Is there. The case of a political loser Is sorne hat parallel; he may not mean It when he he may be ccmg-ratulates the winner disturbed as the very devil. But this Is tine way of separating the men from the boys, the good sports from The soreheads. They may go at It hammer and tongs, In a later but for now, the people have campaign spoken, and their decisions must be respecft.d. Barring recounts, of course. Politicians have beers knownto say tn private, or with careful a'osdance of a ttribution) that voters are not very smart. Even that the 'ii' downright stupid Rut while these maligned voters may say very little, they listen a lot and they make t their 'Wfl minds It's a mistake to This little essay Is dedicated to those who ventured but are not destined to gain, to thosewhoalso serve by being left behind, whether nosed out at the wire or left at the starung gate. The losers. The reasons behind some political candidacies never become clear, neither z year nor in any past yew you can r; rir; this can be said of. those seeking state or national office, as well as local cit pcsts. Some candidates obviousL enter with lull knowledge that defeat Is inevitable, but with determination to prove $ paint or further if cause. 'Whenever someone wins, someone must lai*-. and it is in the American tradition in sport and politics that lasers accept defeat 7$Clously. Certainly an election Icics is hardly adequate reason to hurl cmesell off the nearest precipice. It % Losers SUE ART R SAM (npk . I 'W VVUfa.I The For A Coft a I& . --±--- -s -- -T -=- --- Wednesday, May 10, 1092 12A-The Sanford He( ald iDA r - ---- - DIALING Sanford 3222611 or Orlando 831-9993 iv, ir#j - I,,,' �14A—The Santoi-d Herald Wednesday, May ID, 1972 17 Int'O ured, _" Teacher 150 Held owa ofF kii anti-war protest boiled ;TYFSVll.LE. 17146 AF ptt.'hed battle between studcnLc and police around 11w Sit% nf Florlib campti Tiesda and into the early hcur, this morning. When quiet was restored at ;3tn m about 15(l youths wert unh'r arrest and 17, perwm had been injured seriously enough to require hospital trr'ument. The injured 1niu&11 lIt las men. three demonstrators and one newsman, The ants one hospitalized overnight was - Status JOlf' VA' (;iEs()'1 Aii.rinird Press Writer TALLAHASSEE, Fli AP Yrncfro Darden, fined S1,W, 1% grand larcen cast In,%-fllving misuse of school equipTfl!fl, WAS confirmed by the ' patrolman Iarr' Molt of the Gainesville Police Department lie was listed in sat1thwkry condition with a head injury. A small fire broke out In one classroom earls this rnnrnln, but firemen qus'kli extinguished it The caitse of the fire was birrt Tuesdn in his appoint. rnt•nt as director of secondar d elementary education, The unanimous vote gave I iarden the *,flQO-a.year job on .!Uh 1, when present director Sfley Room, become deput rIijcnt1oi cnTnnuasloner, sun- 'rd, the retiring John Seas XW WCflt. LU)Wfl he's come iLit, ;IT .ie hoichi (licti itiulr. it look almost E'US% in I;IL SHl\ [1 ut hi Tokyo. lie Is doing his brush writing thing at an exhibition In RudoIua Hall. .. up." said Education Cam- sion Floyd Christlan, who uppointed Darden. 'nuirtcd Ii! nt Pmur-olii of, where he serves as deput'. perintendent or Escamblb iflty artuiols, Darlen mu; Ia nr plans "except to di; the best I can to justify the denre that was placed it, larden served as superint'deflt of Rrcvard Counts '"OLS far 1f veart., losing the ;I).1tJt)r, t 1 9( lit was indietet on several counts of grand larceny after James Whitt, a Wackenhut investigator employed in farmer Gay. Claude Iirk's "War or, Crime." found a 'h'ultwnec was her and dryer harden's home. I:irk had previously demandDarden resign from the livard of Regents, but Darden refused. Rescued Airmen 'Studied' A study' of MIAMI AP uuie I' A.mer$cali airmen resued after, they were tmt down in Southeast ASut shows the mapt-Its reacted logically to stress situations. Only' four look time out to pray and two "just hod It' bout' a cigarette." - hr Anchari] F Zeller. an Air Fort-v rewarch sctentLt tram Norton Air Force Base, Calif., wild t he responses of the Debated Painting Rehung FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. AP,—A controversial six-lam front view of a naked man went back on the wall at an an shos Thes&is amid argument.! over whether it portrayed President Nixon or Alabama Gov. George Wallace. pain ting, entitled The "The Emperors N" Clothes." was removed from the Rrnwanii Art Guild Shaa Monzthy after the guild received nlan% telephone calls from outraged viewers The painting by John Roast. at. Instructor at Brnward Counts Conununity College, shows the nutit mar with both arms riisrd tugh it,tot' pt-act' svmbu Show chairwoman Helen Maget' resigned when the- board decided It accept the minting for the shoe.. After the- painting was re'ninved. a sign was put in lu pla ce It read: "In this spot hunt an artists personal sta temenL withdrawn by the actions After the painting was rehung Tuesday and the argument bestun about whether It was Nixon or Witilare, Rouse' refused U sis will, he- had depicted us Um tars Dope Gambling Are Crime Keys Lu IUIVC U' ti'rVi 111111.14 uiv "flwnu rirvoMu.. L i went to a meeting on the Plaza of the Americas at B o'clock. ...,._. .... We allowed them to 4o no, but when they didn't leave by 9:30 we J udlmd the situation unsafe," A force of 112 stair, .aunty and city officers rnved on the barricade, where about ItOO students milled around park benches, packing i-raIl's and furniture they had piled across , the five lane highway bordering the campus. "In a fm minutes, hundreds more students showed up," a witness said "They a!l went acrtxss the campus and started blocking streets" Freeman estimated between 1.I0 and 1,400 demonstrators gathered at one point. The train group retreated to the busy- earner of University Ave and IItth Street, then moved west on University, Tee-ic, the students stopped for direct confrontations with police. Students threee rocks and bottles. Riot garbed police . countered with tear gas and night sticks "1 believe we could have taken them in a hold-the-line confrontation," said chief deputy Lou Hindry of the Alachus Counts Sheriff's Department. "Rut they kept moving" Officer H. fl. Dean of the civ. force said a reporter for the iin!vt'rsity student newspaper Alligator, threw a brick at a policeman and was Injured when an officer took him Into custody. "1 understand the officer hit him with a nightstick," Dean said . style; that momentous announcement over the air waves that the might of the United States air and' naval forces would be flung full-scale Into the Indochina war to halt the flow of arms to Hanoi from Russia and China, For President Nixon has now rung up so many surprises and reversals of policies that historians will ha't' to dig deep and wide to arrive at sound conclusions, He has reversed the economy approach in the abrupt adoption of wage-price controls, which he had fought tooth and nail. He turned the China policy of the United States upside down in the surprise announcement of his trip to Peking. When the Pakistan-lndia war broke out, the Nixon administration turned its hack on America's historic friend India and stubbed its toe by supporting Pakistan China's friend and Russia's foe, But all of these were actions that did not produce the gut reaction which took place in millions of American homes as the blockade of Hanoi ports was announced Involving an obvious open challenge to Russia. For this portentous decision arrived at by the solitary and deep thinking Commander-incould mean a confrontation with the chief other great nuclear power which could spell disaster to the world, At its best, this move meant an extension and not a contraction of the Indochina conflict, At its worst it meant for all that the "generation of peace" which had been a deep and heartfelt longing was fading into the far, far distant future, The paper itself was well conceived, wellphrased and delivered with a solemnity which President Nixon can exude in a manner second to none. As this comment is being made implementation of the blockade is under way. However the fierce drive of the Communist forces continues with the South Vietnamese still trying to stem the assault which poured across the DMZ five weeks ago. Indeed, this move by President Nixon must also be classif ied as proof that "Vietnamiz,ation - ,, the training, arming and supplying of the South Vietnamese (ARVAN) to the point where is a failure. they could defend themselves It must be evident to all that this decision to extend the battle-linds into the waters of North Vietnam and the railroads on which supplies are carried had to be taken with other than military - - reasons being considered. Response from the Kremlin is not available at this time. But this is something which is of the Democratic presidential hopefuls, $'rnn mrs Hubert H. Humphrey and George McGovern, have left their primary tussle arni sped to Wrichilngton. Vor ('ongress, iritleed, tnut IiC'I. before the All that call truthfully Ile saiti iniportant rencikins to this Nixon tnittitthIl are more visible Is that an air of Fl)rbOlIiflg exists, Whether or not this Is Justified tim be nriSwerNI by words or a floating bortit; ttff liniphong! highest importance to All. Nixon's planned visit to Moscow inter this month is in question and ittas' be a major casualty of the eX)8fldiflg war. Will this military move be fatal to the sue• cess of the personal, preskientinl diplomacy exhibition which Priident Nixon has h)N'hi giving with the tag of ''suntmltry" attached? Nor can the national political situation remain the same, Already the two lending .................. ._ . .. It was Strictly in keeping with the new Nixon . .. . . - Point Of View fly HAY ('RO%lf.l'W wASUIM(e'rf'.'N A ritirnbe'y of ri'#?o and governrnøn? ,1s1,øq r.' eat'cit agreerl ci', real dent in crime' in this ernmfry r be achieved until illegal garnt'Iirig and heroin can lirroiglit under control Illinll gambling tiring; t?f) t.tlllor, a year to finance !r" ;vnfllt mlet and bankroll Ioarcsharking, the infiltration legitimate t,u;irress. ;irttstitii?in n4 a heist of ofb.r 1 legal fitanstlits -r he pror.e'ss ;ttowbnll; Loanehsrk viefIi'ns are pr'' sired into theft and hijacking fnfiltr,ef.cl "IeVilm-41" firmit are tmsøel fr,r distributing ctoIn gocwle One recent study sivys flatly tho criminal jut9uee "mns Inability to curb urban crime can in many eperts, be' attribit ted to heroin addiction Som.e c'rimi ' ourt judges have found that 75 per cent of all the co they try involve defendants ',vi'h a history of heroin u"' It Is not ne's; that many, perhaps most, heroin its"'' toitsi turn to crime to support their habit But with the" conclulinne on gambling anti heroin " iit' hanil, It Is strikingly evident that, to made in drying imp either ' Sovpri state'; have experimented with legalized '. Schultzy Reflects On Ity l)tl FlILl'MAN I'nplr eeiwe Sereii'e' 11(11 .l.Y( II) Brady " R 'if a n d I 'tori t it, to' ;r'rui.tie esuiiitiia.'l fir It" Mary T let Moore, a I.te.- ille fetu*illps in the bit, I Rail, they re the exceptions. about at ling Ann ii Ilavie grew up In Show e.twii Ann entered the hut I've never been in ceillIlietI' lion with lthqurl Welt it or the FrIr, I'm and went to the i:i. pk lure' 51w was signed the other chwk chl(kq I am, after verdI> of Michigan, lirnoring nest clay in e'nir'l Itcil it 'hunt last all, it e'harm'ter actress Ibere'altc'r, the totwed in hIollswod," she said, She' t hnnus,4 her major to are just in this drama anti left school and be- piiivs itriel, in the' sutiiinc't of 5,, many Usirr.I itur gari it steyear apprt'.'itireshlp 110, she laisiness to iiuike a last bock liii not ezautly rich tail i'iii in little ttwiitrre, stork can' nell in '(nit e upon a Mattress' llllf5 She ce-i flruailway Anti there were 't ,,?iet,,1 It's pest that even imitivies and a regular rule in the thiughi I'm haeit'iill', a comeeli. %%i t,. t it kcrg in it email theater Prine I've always taken my lit hilly w.ni when she' was John Forsythe' series Now the's going into her fourth year woe-k seriously You don't have '.Itts'tl 1.5 a f alling eis'nt to want to play lady Maulx'th I ilts ;rl Pail al reill l Ill-wit in The 111 al l y Hunch ri Ann luau, 1.irtl Davis is her full name and sties an integral part of ''the Iliad> Ranch," a series that has attracted a great following &fllOIM the smallfry 'It's like this." said Ann 11 , The people who are i " four (cet high all know flid' from the 'lirady hunch.' When they're over trw feet, they'll Often rail me Sehultry Ah yes, Schuitzy., the giexi sport gal from the old Bob " , tories, off-track betting and o!hør forms at government tnntrnlle'd gambling Thu; far there is no convincing evt dence these state's are successfully competing with the re4a ed number; men and other syndicate type's For, one, no way halt h"n fr,t,ntj 'al'arehy the !O'e on m,e'eP'u 9, o har4,' nelgtiteirhood runner. the ease r.( credit backed hy forcers) and the secrecy of the illegitimate uep.r.1' iwhich permits far evasion) Probably more crmcr'ntrated attack; on the crime u the ate's have been carried nut th.ie past few years It at any time In the past Arrests have reached now r-. or(ls Hut there is no lneic-a?ian that snyditate' etren' - ' - _____ Cummings.Show Twice, in that '/AT role, she icon an Eminy its Idevision's he'it %u4)pt)rttng actress - .-------------------.----- A,'QUT 7'ACT)CAI ,4&'PI5 ---. hrOlattfurblirmLb -_____ LIMITATIONS?' has been sapped The studies sugg;t. in fact, that the underworld e rowlng in power h"roifl situation us r.o brighter f'acpi?o e'rtis i iy skilled police work, nationally and inter oat,nn,isome brilliant diplomatic negotiations with Turkey, La.'e France and other land., and truly extensivo penetrat. n of some International heroin syndicates, there is no it the drug traffic I. broken or going into a decline All this is true despite the strat.gkally sensible .1.' r.',r.i.entrate on the major syndicates and on emon ing the weak links in th,r,s. syr.dira?es Thus the et has not tvn spread overly thin by going after cv-'' "isher and user, which would have bean like .1ip,., water li tit of the ocean with a teaspoon What we must have now is a highly concentrated ce'orch effort, comparable with tending a man to Moon, aimed at discovering lust what would be effect. in breaking up illegal gambling and the heroin trade' Should this research cost ISO billion over the next decade, it would, if successful, be cheap "at double price For, as noted above. illegal gambling anti her - ui alone add up to an estimated 12 billion a year and pr. vide the base for other crimes costing the citizen several tens of billions of dollars a year ae'tcltruinuilv in direct : Wd cuts and more billion i other protective servo - and she %&s nominated for the 'fle award four little., old Schuitty' "It was a good part in a good show and it lasted five years," said Miss Davis. "I'm 45 now but I was a lot younger when the (m- tiunge Show began Bob could .ulceays be talking about vita- to mitts and enzymes and I'd just nod We weren't paying much attention to such things then But I'm thinking more about it now. Fin doing the Canadian Air F'occe' esert-Ises and I've just taken my first tennis It's. son Ihave a few cuddly sires I drink some but I watch my - 14 , -2cit " , - . r 'r" AM dirt. " "Ibwasalwassaiiiaring,ot the way he looked so youthful and still does. lie says he's 65 arid whatever tie say's is all right with me But I reinem-. 92 LTG1C ' ' A MS tier when his contemporaries, 322-2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE., 631-9993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE, Advertising Director Asst,to Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulation - General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor WINIFRED F. 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Published daily ex cept Saturday, Sund ay arid Christmas: published Saturday preced ing Christmas written Herald Area Correspondents Alta monte Springs Marilyn Gor don S31.07$ Fern Park F. (states GoldenrodS Eastbrook Marilyn Gordon 1316915 bear Lake Forest City Ann Riley 531 P159 Lake Mary AJr Sec:kowski Casseib.rry -Ta ngIs wod Kathy Niblack 13$ 7150 Marilyn Gordon $316975 Chuluota Lisa Baker os soi C.$or.d Community Marva Hawkins 2725411 Detlena-O.bary. Enterprise 3222611 Ext.SI - 332 5701 La ke Monroe 3222611 Lengwood Mn Riley 131-9959 North Orlando Mary Hyatt 53$ 5114 Wa Clarence Snyder 33241.41 Geneva .Ovlade SlavLa Liz Mattdeua 349.5205 '.:' ,' ' ' " r Religious Notebook -------- Whatever Became Of Church Union? a hexly and Like nobody. But look, see, I've got good bones and a good nose. With my hair up, B% REV. DAVID POU"(' - More than a deca't. a,o, E.fefle Carson Blake comediennes are never the a prettiest girls in town --.' - gested that it might be time for the major Prntest.i"t :a denominations to laii seriously about retinc',ei. 'At of Christian fragmentation was over—the ecumemcai movement was on Roman Catholics caught the sa:::'• mood and Pope John XXIII ir.crea.sed the tempo sitU: Vatican II and the exciting overtures that emerged. ractn ...... - Space Age Report throughout the Christian community Killer Satellite Race With Russia By FRANK MACOMRF.R MIlitary-Aerospace Writer Copley News Service The U.S. Air Force Is preparing to play catch-up with the Soviet Union In the development of Interceptor -killer satellite., In the planning stage Is an Air Force project to build unmanned spacecraft designed to intercept, inspect and identify unexplained earth-orbiting vehicles. If they should be spotted as hostile, the Interceptor could be ordered by .,. ..iCIAIUIIaIPJ Mi UJF C41111. 5iUUiIU Recently th e Russians marked th e 10th an ni versary of a secretive space program which uses spacecraft to orbit bombs, bugs, spy station s and scientific monitors, according to Western intelligence sources. The Soviets call it the Cosmos project and now have hurled nearly 500 Cosmos spa cecraft Into earth orbit since March 16, 1962. The Kremlin le ts the world know that Co smos missions are nobod y's business by describing th em merely as satellites "carrying eceintific equipment to continue space exploration ." Cosmos craft, to be sure, have carried germs, insects and even dogs into earth orbIt and returned them—dead or alive—for scientific study. But Western space experts claim more than half of all Cosmos sputniks have a military mission, These, th ey contend, Include testing weapons for j.,.. ...,. In the I. nitetl states at least a dozen major Protestant denominations sat down to take part in COCU. Cun,sultalion on Church t'mon Officials attended big gatherings. committees and staffers ground out tons of reports and position papers. Congregations discussed study guides on worship. theology and church government and not a few wondered if they would 'to merge with the folks doci the street Russia's fractional orbital bomb (FOR) system, interceptor satellites designed to blow up hostile spy satellites and others to replace the often short-Lived Russian reconnaissance spacecraft. (The controversial U . S. manned space shuttle program has as one Intended mission the repair of satellites while they remain In earth orbit.) to a foreword to the 1971-72 authoritative "Jane's All The World's Aircraft," editor John Taylor writes: "in the Soviet spacecraft section, ills possible to find references to satellites which approach other spacecraft and, nr) tiv blow them to ,ia,ia,rTnini th,ir rr-, nriris. nrCq nromntiv the e-'r_ net ;t .,i u_c ..'t name Then Christ Uniting More rerts. meetns and debtes. But nothing happened Church union and organic merger seemed to have hit a plateau. Nattonal church bodies wilted under the pressures of individual problems. like the Narunning out of money and wondering aloud if tional Council of Churches was going down the drain. COCU was hit with escerthing from automatan to confrontation to the size of local parishes and who would h.ui,,,, make bishop in the new setup But the worse afflict-ton was yet to come and it arrived hut year and incws iii sign of leaving: boredom at the grass roots "In the U.S. spacecraft section are references to other satellites which station themselves In unmoving position (synchronized with the earth's movement) over the Pacific to monitor every launch of Chinese and Soviet long-range missiles. "One American satellite, it transpires, is in orbit carrying a fantastic 1I4on reconnaissance camera. Little wonder that the U.S. secretary of defenf (Melvin It. Laird) is able to give such accurate assessments of Soviet ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile) deployment and new types of weapons that have been i dentified. . The U.S. Air Force already Is launching a series of secret spy satellites (ruin Cape Kennedy, Fla. Their mission Is to detect signs of a hostile missile attack from land or sea and flash back to U.S. ground stations an instantaneous warning, This commentary may please the Oppera-::.. union and point to a new period of sep.ir.ite riot eqi...i. Christian churches A real straw in the ecumenical wu-iti recently was the concern expressed by members of the ('nile-ti Church of Christ ta staunch supporter of COCU that working papers and official motions seemed headed toward another relmitious burejut'racy-.whie-Pi anzeri .0 th.' ,:,t'. . held The piecald Is a member of the Associated Press which Is en titiedeaclusively to the us. for reprod uc tIon of all the local new's printed in this riewsoaner. ' 1'ALk sct'itxil friends, would come around (1w, set to visit and they were old people even then. I mean old! I see Bob occasionally now and each time I see turn he looks younger, "Me, I look like Car. Corn' 11100," said Ann. "Except when I'm different. 01 course, most TELEPHONE date, very taa'lwrsy ha; been I wear my hair up. With my hair down, I look like every- of a gap-type, unenlightened ininorlty group. Our amrr emperor. L men Ut' said iii. of the "The' picture is open It Interwere spotted by enemy forces !n-eultion." t ie said. "II reali and nuiruiged Ii' escape, and depends on tine. you bolt. at it,; and two came lace ti fare with the' enemy anti escaped Mir fliers escaped Iron their A new exhibit at the Smithso damaged aircraft in a number man institution s Arts and in of ways Some used ejection dustries building in Wsb seats and others walked out on inrton. D C.. traces the colorthe wuw i,nti jumped, Zeller ful panorama of ballooning ni.s !ii I not tmmedtate1 determined At the height of the fracas. police contacted Got Reuhin Aske* about the pns.sIbslI'y of sending In National Guard troops. Instead, the gnverwlr promised more state officers , of Leaving City officials stoutly defended their strategy students in command of a barricade blocking traffic on I, S. }hghwus ,fl from miii afternoon until afu'r darI, ther. tnnvtnf in riot forces. "Nnorw wa' hurt during the afternoon." said Poitce Chief Var Pro tes t - apologies to the artist We' Lack his strength." downed fliers "ranged tram upThe title refers to a fairy' tale t!msTtt U' sheer panic." about art emperor who appear'eller addressed the Acre.ed in public without any clothes 5Pd'1' Medical Axwcuition conalter some fast-talking ta llort '.e;ition in Miami 'Tuesday. convinced turn limit as those of Ttit' t fliers studied ranked noble' birth could see' such fin irtitti enlisted men Iii colonels, ruiniertts All his subjects were' iint 14 n' them carried out petafraid ti admit they couldn't usi, Logical efforts to help reasee 11w garments until &I little' cuers. Zeller said. boy announced that the entSixty six showed abnormal perot was naked. reactions including deep Although the "Emperor's ilcpreasum and panic. Sonic %e% Clothes" came dawn, two 'riled "Inti their microphones. other controversial Boast t-- rating the rescue farces fat' paintings stayed on the walls r''.i and unaguiet! ineptness.' One pictured former Prrs i . h 4L1d dent l.vndon Johnson spreading Vcrt few of the downed airtwo blood-red fingers in a peace turn showed much concern for sign, and ttu' other showed Vice' ('id or water. Zetier said, and President Spiro Agnes biding only four reported that the te' h jawbone of an ass u' one 1u*. t:mt' out ti pra). hand and a tiny' Sta tue of LU.. "But there were, tw fliers erty' in the other. who just had to bar" a cigarette," he said. Zeller saici nearly all the airturn rtpcwteti great disc'imifort tr 'ito the titter. at tr..nciil ih- Domestic Comment I Nixon 's Fateful Indochina War Act Regains Wednesdsi, May 10, 1912-18 The Sanford liarald Editorial Comment 'I Eye On Cuba Cuba's n'ru1:onoItF: A. F:nit;ER Copley News Sat It-c BERRY'S WOHLO uickie Marriages-Divorces An added inducement to mjeat.r ninny is Iii me-I relaxation of rationing on certain Reins for MIAMI—Honeymoons are altar-bound couples. For rer in Cuba. Not only that, the &'zauuuple, lIme> curl buy shoes suarriage ceremony preceding and a suit of dress without a lie honeymoon takes only five ration card, which normally Is needed for almost tiny purchase olnutes and 11.20. The nupibui knot is tied In ii of OflLUUCr goods, In Cube with 'sihice of Matrimony, a sect of no guarantee of availability of cedding factory esta blished by the iiuer&'tuintilse. reijder Fidel Castro's regime, Refugees report that lately resumabiy as part of a the marriage has picked up a bit irogram to help increase In Cube.. This Is attributed to opulation, thus getting more reports there that the $1.20 rate will be Increased soon. The corkers. minutes price hike would be In line with Every few hroughout the clay couples the Castro regime's policy of nter anti le ave the pa late trying to sop up excess money slier Cupid's swift arrow lilts circulating because there is so Lhe bull's-eye, the newlyweds little available to buy. While wedding factories heck in at wine hotel where Lourists used to stay until the operate at smear rapacity, ourt.t season endeelln IM with divorce ,iiills also keep busy, the advent of Castro's Corn- refugees report. l)lvorccs. which were nunhst regime, and the government picks up the relatively scarce in ltonun and Catholic Cuba, have become honeymooners' food lodging bill ft..' about four days. e'onunonplact' For a divorce for the marriage-111.20. Of ten you get just as fast service, a matter of you pay the same as miiinutt'i. There is good reason for newlyweds to wait at least aiS months before ending the imurriage. If divorced sooner, tmusbiuntI anti silk must re-turn the items they were allowed to buy ration-free Anyway, the stork Is likely to be on his way within the sixmonth period. Maternity care is free in Cubit from the Bril month of pregnancy to post-delivery attentionr latter, the state provides nurseries cinci Wil li boarding schools so the mother cart devote her timite to working and helping make economically distressed Cuba more jirixluctive Castro tiu*s often criticized the United States for recointitending birth control In fastgrowing Latin America. lie claimed it was a trick by \'atukce tinperrialilni" to maintain control over the t euntint'nt 11w cIte-tutor cozitrwtesl that what Is needed Is not birth control but greater uoI)uL,Iion to dev elop the area. In Cuba's case, niece I&rinhands definitely are needed. Wedding palaces hate been established in cities throughout Cuba El I'alacio tic los Matrlmtiunttw In Havana Is located on the Paseo del Prado, an Important thoroughfare once a favorite of tourists. Before Castro's rule, the baroque building housed the Casts," Espanol, a fashionable Sp,muiilsti club, but Castro closed clubs uirwt bars of that auri. Traffic is brisk on the havana wedding palace stairway. Bridal couple; clitiib a flight of stairs and sit ilow it at ci table. A lawyer rapidly reads them an article of the civil cede, (lien pops the "dci you" question Couple exchange rings, if they wish and sign a contract. Nextl L_ 00664GVVTO~ mum e, 1-til. 1.4. pvhopi 0'U li.# belles it you look a t the 'it INTER-SQUAD scrammo.—yous TEAM4ATE, Henry, has inl.,cntded the boll from the State D.postnmenl and is simply sunning with .1?" 'Eat!, solicit as an �•CtflV__ - :_.i r i 11 oillowa 28—The Sanford cz-L, - - -.. - - -ns - - -un un - - = - - = - -- -- - _..... - -: wecale SAVE REAL CASH CHECK AND COMPARE! WHY PAY MORE? AZ Death Of up the war grounds there hail ts'in no U.S. negotiator j,rogress casually lists. 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IAW ________ 7is.es • • (rleInn I.Mthty. president of famed Uotd let rronaito wross the bay from San Diego, says he already has enough reservations to fill the gap eft ty the huge 'IA-member ,- Special' 39c 45c - $ w,,, Baby Oil $ somi i) \ (4 Johnson And Johnson 116-0Z. _r kwame (.1 '- 90"106 3' a. 43c PJLLSBURY FLOUR w.* .........S ___ - ., ro convention officials," says Robert N Ga4&tL, Ctnvention and Visitors flureau pr"Ment. "The GOP convention is not the largest in the country. ffl We have others 'ust as big hooked through the l9ifls." laS, San Diego acconunodated 20,000 California American K tlattingl% amid (lwrhu's I. link.'. -titacheti In mm le of the I.unimr I.uunmling Module, It remnimint on the simrfaer of tim.' h),'ceartrs hliutumnd' ii* it ,uiuurkrr of (Ii.' flhtI mnammn.'d l;mn,hiu,it 1111 tti.' m,iit''ll The Florida Concern for through to develop a base tan cChjlmircn will hold its second but contains a sun screen 10 annual conference May 1921 at block out burning rays and help Miami Beach. The FCC is a prevent a burn. Moisturizers statewide head Start untl cocoa butter are used in the organization for parents, staff, formula to guard against dry, and concerned citizens whose ling skin. objectives are strengthening of Helena flubinstein's Nudit family life and preserving the Shower.OffflairHemovcr,for greatest natural resource—the the legs, fonnulated in aerosol children of Florida. 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Everyone U encouraged to join FCC. Fin' further information, contact Marian 1.. Mitchell or l.inda L I column by 2 inches Johnson, Seminole Community means Too small for an ad to be Action, Inc., l01 Pine Avenue; noticed or effective? You'rc San telephone: 305 - 122 - 0060 , reading this onel 49c Chi '- - . ,' Special' FRISKIES CAT FOOD _• Johnson Liver . s i.I lord. _____ _____ _________________________ .. Pie Shells. '.•.ol•. 1.... Crackers. Oreos WHIPPED MARGARINE ,c . Special! 0,... s•.., c,...,._.. i.,,.. 0...' Cocktail I."., 58c Special' Red Cheek DELICIOUS APPLES...... p. Is? Mc, Filberts Soft Special! j .. Western Red , 45c AN6 _ Special' ' iIgnalisrrs of piilli, 16 astronauts ,liihn W. 'nun. A 2 '" 'Ihiotuimus I 949 10 Jan, Parker Brown and Sen. . . • • • . Pkg. _____ s , S • • C • inch 12-Ct. W SAVE - Layer Cake Cw•* ' Jane Parker Mc.theri' Day 6¼ _____ 1-- ..dv _______________________________________________ C Jane Perk., Light Tinder 14-ox, . - Mey 14, ""' •t ______ Jan. Parker Freshly baked 22-ox. Kin g C.vp..... Pkg. LJ"IiI I - C•i.p.ii & $5 '5 _ _________ Special! Jell.... Von Camp • • • • • DRIVE DETERGENT Special! 16 ci. Box * -: e 791 Lb. -- 'rsion Ii.us ls'cn presented Slated "IAN _n_. - with 10.000 f' all time for Mother's Day gift percentage of essential oils and suggestions, thoughts about none of the alcohol that causes suntans, preparations for rapid evaporation, the sachet is ' "Super-Right" 'I. Pork Loin Slkeci ___________________ ______________ th..sih Satvrdoy. May 13 lG..d thiw.agh S'v,tdoy. May 14 Is. sis..s open Sunda".) Cisc.. p..d in liii f.1%.w.ng its.,. — - 'nvetions have been here to look over the a rornmndatlon.s.' (541hot5 emphasis-es. y had not approved they would not have signed up' Martin Blatt. president of the San rAego Hotel ,sitwIatin, says the reservation ,o$d to the w-mko of the convention erwlns already is filling and that no s.ealled - nvenUon" hotel will enommnter a mid-August vacancy ,AuK=t is the heightof nur norn of summer.sentin. and the demand for hotel accnmmndatlnns here Always far exceeds the Allmtwr of ratims tvailable," he potnts out. "As vseatinrw'rs read and hear that the convention oftidally has been mnv'4 fr-rim inn rego to Miami Reach. 'he hotels here will be fIw1d0d with August resern, tinns Some hotels began In accept convention week reserApparent t vatlona several lays ago, when it gath,ringwOuldpul1Up5takeafld 90 t0b0a. Vacation Village, managed by Riati, for example already is hooked mildly through August. It swa to hay" hosted the Delaware and Tennessee delegation.. So is the Town and (ountrj Hotel In Mission Valley. which was to have beeit headquarters for the big New York 1'nIi e and deputy sheriffs have received enough training ri onvcntlnn riot and trig-wi control Ie a'iiq'srs that a longimpeded civil defense manual likely will be published stm ic c.tnpas-sing mmxh of what law er.nt offlCT5 1, aned. I neal convention officials claim a lack of communication t.tween them and i tiommi GOP convention planneti an inability to sit down and wock out day-to4ay pr6blerns as hi montly to blame fes' the ('SOP move they developed rather than a shertage cii hotel oms or moral financing. The reactions of most officials and planners to the GOP were (hose reflecting the mood of the city which had pull accepted the wan rather relieved the weeks of waiting for the deriskin whether to move at last are over. 'There never was a question of whether we could furnish -W -. The cosmetics world punc- skin incapable of holding a IF tusks Its year. round spin with scent, Formulated on an seasonal highlights. This is the emollient base, with a l,ugh how much you care. UK)— 4*PGt' 4JT Few Ideas LO 59c Link Sausage . • Delicious ALP Fresh 91 15-Lb. Box $2.39) ALP Fr-ash Cheese SS Ouick Frozen (Bulk) I $.&*!.S - 69c Skinless Franks........ lb She'sscrubbedears. 69c . "Super-Right" All Meat 'I.b, .c Ouick Frozen (Bulk) 1 55 e*00z" ~~p 29c Copeland's Bologna.... .,, I.w..t. I.". 79c no .1 All Meet Sliced Croci. A Fresh 1-ho. or Go. Choke Chuck Steaks........ 14b Sol I.L $1 .18 Split Broiiers..... "Super-Right" Western beef t.Lb 29c Sliced 3 04i.., W.it *5 Ca - art (j Jr ( s l9' 4 h rtionai ercnrljries r,oked as far ahead as 1979 ' -, We'd like to tell nfl mothers "We - gn dates with a third of n4ay's hnlal rm apaei by putting some delegates in private Mmes. (sdb4 recalls. 1-fe lists conventions with 0(YV1fW flWWC delegali's all the including the Maflonal Fin4atInfl of thrigh ISIth Welfare and Pensions o.st Sn'emher. with 10,000; the National Junior (1amb'r -4 rnmm.rt'e in June, 1974, with 12,oflfl: the Western Shrine n May the samp year. with 14,000; International Kiwanis fl June, 1974, with $000, and 4 swtatIon of America in December. cl"l.'gst.q, . APOLLO a a chauf - GOPers - - ' She ' - - - Of Loss The plu*s appear in overbalance the SA 1lE(O ininmises in this Southern California city as the Rehuplican 4ntIonal Convention rnrr,eq In Miami R.aeh, 1-la. IIot.ls that were to have accommodated some 12,500 convention officials, news media and others (tiring the Aug. 21-23 conclave already are filling the r'-cervation gap left by the departing RepublIcans. The San 1$egn ('inventinn and Visitors Ruresu says this ti'rnmunity already had taitit a solid reputation as a conventlon city long before the Republican National Cni'nmittee last July voted to come here for its 1972 nominating session . __ a fourtain kif - Gaining fly FRANK MM:(:M8IR Copley Mews .rfre :- To her ----, - In - - - I-Lb. .tn Diego IN' w'n°* rcfned to agree to nttpnil j cnnntttng tN'ton' a ('4)I11I11InI5t Ngn t;qnan Trung, new btnke off the Vietnam ( fl cdcn,, '.Iy 11 i.tlnught frMn the north thin ,iwIflflhiOr of the northern talks for the ci'i unl (line on -.cci',i week. At home, the notion military region, went on rrno nionrtt the tlen(h of J. Edgar anti television to warn soldiers over, the first and only they must return (I) their minus director of the Federal Bureau . TibC1I by of InvestIgation, Vietnamese The South 0 Th-eshlcnt Nixon as "one of the military situation was so grave giants" in American history. ttuti l'te'ikknt Nguyen Van In Saigon, the Thicu govern. Thicu flew from Saigon to Hue mrent, shaken by the loss of the for urgent talks with hit eom• key cliv of Quang Tn and a new tmpnilers. / ('nmnmnunist threat to the 11w US ('lmuniln4i mean,.. I beleaguered old Imperial while said two Americans were capital of flue 32 mIles farther killed In Vietnam in the last Øtouth, reshuffled the South mcck, but official tinily com• Vietnamese general stalL snuniques during the week Disorganized government added up to 15 U.S. combat 16 P0 troops straggled into hue and ikaths Spokesmen said the there were nearly 36 hours of difference l,(twecmm actual and ORION looting. arson and chaos before reiiorted casu-iihici occurred South Vietnamese soldiers tx'ciiusc ,of sonic sort of tlmi' APWIL 1972 began to regroup for defense lait. in the reporting system In against an nntk'tpated ('cin. Washington," sstwre l'entagnn -, w - - Copley Nevis Scr,tcr iiuinist assault on (1W JtII!flI flffftInt!' iiiak • -, - - History . - -- _u - Tops Days South Vietnam's northern city. Appeared to be (inter was STAt4PS ! — - San Seven U.S.D.A. L6, Hoover 's ' WE ACCEPT Y _c- - -. I vie ( -- = Wednesday. May 10, 1972 Herald Vietnam, -- - I5h1, leservej 1. 1 4/ I Ifitt, '-'s .,, OLDEN GRAIN 5 S FOR I 708. pk. Macaroni & Cheese.... 10 FOIC$1 EIDOW MOWN,. .io FOR flu �I 48—The Sanford Herald //ndried't1. MAY 10, i725ts Thp Snnord Herald W'dnesday, May 10, 1972 . ___ Another Greek Treat c.:4vE STAMPS TOP F II I I I HEALTH . , AND : PPF •' I r' PumpQr,Ilckol VALUE TAMPSI BEAUTY AIDS '• . I ______ . FIFF •*F I? _______________ 111 fl, .TA Fond Editor e e k c n d gourmet The chef will want to try his hand with a Greek speelaits —rnouLckk* with t o rn a I o .— _______ sauce This hearty dish uses h_A eggplant as a base and this is a good opportunity for iiany vho have not tried eggplant to give It a whirl is a dish thzt hel pt, Th sretrh the budget. since it a number of serving.c / E C) - - MOI'SSAKA medium eggplants I' pounds ground lamb rinse garlic I small onion, chopped ' pound mushrooms. chopped cup chopped pars1r . .... WEEKLY SPECIALS! ______________________________ Righti Reserved rsc Qions i PRICES GOOD THURS. MAY 11 TI'U WED. MAY 1, pill .&'.. '. :..59c Fruit Drinks 4 Fresh Milk S1 00 Facial Tissue 3 Ma garine 6 Family Bread 5 ..$100 Fruit Juice 5 $1 00 Nescaf e Cof f ee Sof t Drinks 99C Whole Chicken 10 Drinks . . . . . Iraf rnrm*r' mrdlum 1;,matt'r teaspoons salt ,- I trzisP4wn monnsodiun glutamate teaspoon pepper 2 eggs. sltghth beaten in a itret' oven 50 mimIcs ( until tender. Cool. Cut IT, ttlf and scoop out pull )q'ijviflg skins intact ltrser pulp IreaI. up gruulic'. tan III a Large sk illet Add garlu ushrooms Cook onion and mushrooms stirring frequentls, iamb is brown and s'egi' tatiles are tender. Add eg plant pulp , parsley, rc' Inutto'.. salt nnt ',odium glutamate and pep per. Simmer S minutes Add eggs and mix well. Line a 2'•quart deep casserole (IT ~, charlotte mold with cgc -S - .— ' ' * ' Limit . ' PtA'.) IISI) i f?I PU' 39C A', 4; $998 A.. P A, I I. 99c . 'P. .IA! A . II'. A, " • IOPII AOD S £0 (;I S % 4 409 1 [) 99c ' i 1 I is (COD I I ROA I I SUNSHINE (CTRS.) $ ER . PKG. , . . MUEUB t53. tV\acaroni 25c Paper Plates 2 . . . . ' I ba leaf traspoon pepper 88c Peaches . . ot Dog Chili Dressing . sLiii"t Add garlic, onion and . • 88 c 3 . tender Add remaining in Crusty Bread 35 Bleach. . I I I S S F .• .l 49C ID C1 Wad Bowl A, u'C4 L S'Yi( CHIDOAI DAISY *Cheese - 2 -'-'s 39c 554 A SAVE 13 .., TASTE • • S 59 FNI I. 1~ 0 SIA PINCH 39c Biscuits SAVE • I 58c Fish Sticks . I S • S • I • 2 5 99-- Anti . ... . . . 3 -.. 1C Perspirant ! AlIAs' 2 SAVE 20 4' 78c Pork Chops ruIss P01* COuNTI! SIVtI 45c Spare Ribs . . ... . 68c 65c Pie Filling •.•.•. I 69 QJAR'II V) '-4 COMSTOCk APRIl I Turkey 49c Link Sausage 61 CA S S A CH AN" P' l ID, 111P4C0 11110 HIAI P. SI 1.11 EXTRA DRY & UNICIP010 Pork Sausage TAIOCW I-. III 111 9 9c Ii, IRISH SHANS HALF 05 WOOlF 98c Pork Roast '(' A'.. SA'. f IC. CIACP I N (O(D 16 ~l IRISH eostoo Bun Pork Chops . • .. SA,I THIN 89c Fish Fillets 79c Pork Ham ...... c1P4111 CUT suNPIY(AP4t) SAVI 30' S CIACEIR RAIRII SHARP 29c Cheese Food is iOc 49c Sliced Bacon 89c Cheese Stick Sliced Bologna 79c Pecan Buns . . 2 "a's 8c Sour Cream. . . . KRAFT w.o BRAND ALL MEAT * SAVE ISIAISIONI SAVE 6' 50501 P. 5 I.AIN PACt P10(1 5S F AU( £ICAN S1tCf Turkey 13c't 8 39c Cold Cups . . Grape Juice • • . s1 00 hf DAStN 'Ru SL.'I ('I Slit' • • • Lemon Juice SUPIPRIAND - GODt CI' NATURAL A •1'4r *F ss Os F ,AI. '. . ' sucio Swiss Cheese G I,t.lD... 79c Dinner Rolls • . . • S 39c Le • 0-8 SuPIIIRAP'ID ;L. -. " A55 1 A. VA': SAVE C Sauce Bar— B — Q '.DOr '... P Kotex CA%! move ba leaf and cloves FAMILY DINNER Hungarian Goulash Asparagus 3r*:. ,. • ,I. M'.'! :)A': vr; cook until occasionally. 20 minutes Re. S • • S S Pon is. 'ST A 00 I I ID WK 5_ $1 00 5 gre'dwnts and cook, stirring . ..'Z'.'! .I'!' - 2 sshnlr dotes Pell . SAVII . &AcIP F. £;R CHOICE UCK I IL . 3 CAN SBRAN D . on in a large 4 4 1 __.w SILKE I. . S '' 4 t ,. TUBE ., ST 0 7 0* I .99 CAN ' cup tomato juice S S ND PURE BONELESS 5 U SAVE 10' • • • • - 01 Toothpaste A . Al P ON W P44)1 • . p CANNE Ilfi A. •I*'. -- 1 / . . . . . , AMO . 1/IIP 4IAlTIP st iu . . • i SAVE 6 : /' ',F)hwlI tn;, . . . . . . . . . 1RI 115 Eff erdent ' Smoked Picnics IWO# ~-10411(11 68c Pork Loins 1 Roasting Chicken 39c 68c Smoked Ham 39c IN Slab Bacon F.t., PtA'. ;.: . • . . - I I 88c : . . I. I. . plant skins, placing outsuh tf skin next to caseroi side. Fill with lamb mi ture. Cover tightly and phiti' in S pan of boiling wa t'rRakeinal7t.degre* en 45 minutei. ltf,nii)'. I fr om pan of water and l' and at room temperature I( minutes Turn out ant ( serving platter Serve Mitt to mat o sauce. Makes I. servingc TOMATO SAU(t 2 tablespoons IIiYC ol I rinse garlic I small ninn, chopped cup chopped green pepper 1 teaspoons salt medium tomatoes. peeled and diced I teaspoon monosodium glutamate teaspoon sugar • . . . r - s LI 49c 88c . . . $100 A... F Chuck Steak IF Steaks 10 t.fStrip Tenderloin Steakettes 2 Meat Dinners 2 .. i//u Pic hlit Everyday Low Prices! PRICES GOOD THURS. MAY 11 THRU WED. MAY 17 ,.. teaspoon crumbled green SALE 0 0 __________________________ &—a*. CAN Beverage Lemon The HUNGARIAN GOULASH 'B TH I clove garlic. crushed FISH A A l/2mrdiumgreenpeppei halved 2 pounds boned beef bottom round, cut into I 1/2 inct cubes 2 canned tomatoes and 1/4 cu tomato jWe-e 4 teaspoons paprika :tepuunatt 3 medium potatoes, pared and rut into I 1/2-inch cubes 2 carrots, sliced 1 inch thick - 4 * CAN I '33 B RTL TOM TOE 4 *• Pj"TS 19 * P EE R P , OUN D SAO LIM . • S • • M.E I " S S .17v • . 40C , I -. Pigs PKG. PKGS. Ile, 26-oz. . -- 1 '41-,.. I a *.'I 'p4' ''A'.' I 49.oi, lP4. ..At Al B ci H! •'i 10".! I11 At (III Coffe e.S • p,'AI . I Dill Spears •• • HIP. .'" ,.' • S pag h etti ......I ' 31 C 'P'LJ' ,, '.''i_,'. HT'.Z it • 'I medium mixing bowl beat together the butler. 1/2 cup sugar and the egg yolks. 'eeri Bea 99c 99c .' 63c Instant offee . CAN A 'I to $55 Ply If A11 .3 29c Potatoes: . SAC. I 50. TA'.II 0 Sf A • 3 155 39c Fish & Chips . . 2 Onions • • . •Cantalope . . . 2 ICR P40 HIAO O'.IP 23.) 1 311 blend in flour Press mixture Sweetener . . . . Syrup inch baking pan Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven for 15 minut es Remote from oven. : : : t5k.4.!J TOP ''•: .,Z-?' Lilac "." • l.:w.' ITT Ii!4!J VALUE STAMPS 1 •- ., CANS - Towels ' IMSU MA) 17 .-. - - . I S ' : S'At Fruit Drinks C.000 1.45U M,AY t7 ' 2 •. .............. I. ......... FRENCH AVE. & 25th rrv jJ E_ TOP VALUE STAMPS • 'Z)JR '' . • : WE 3 tI 43VI .5... • 0175c Sauce . .. . • •••• 'Q'TL( 35c 69C -- .,_, .._ TOP VALUE TS : rri'r 51A115 39C S1rinip • . . . . . • . Celery •.... . .2 Pie Filling.. • ••• CAN 45c TOP VALUE STAMPS 3% TOP VALUE STAMPS .-,:,• _______ _____ Trash Can Liners • Instant Coffee I' C000 1MPh 17 • C.00) 10511 • *St.'. : •' 17 00! I0.,i JAR ASTOR '-•:-' I' ;p, ;,$ SIll I b i .' MAl I? ' 3 •. ,•_, • •__,• .. 419 E. FIRST ST. 'a" , 4• Onion Rings GOI THAU MAY 11 MA? , $ 1* PAR .. • Hambur9.r GOOD Tosu Na. 7,. ....,_., • •_ _• _,_ '• - ONE 21$ PsO WO CURIO Bill STIASITTIS OR ..... I... SANFORD ................................ FRENCHAVE.&25th.si. tes 3) ..... : : Patties, __ Boneless Hum I',3Eá 005.411 CuRl I) r'.lOLl IllS MAP I) I? ,, I TOP VALUE STAMPS : STAMPS I I TOP TOP VALUE STAMPS NO 8 - ...... 'ç LUST1I CILMI *IOUL.% I*TA HOLD & IJNSCLMTBO ' HAIR S] C'O MIS 54111515 QuAltess) Eclairs . . . • . . .2 '.s $100 Margarine . . . 3 'I' 001 21, CJIAT)f A liulCi p501*51 jN0 , ( C) , Turkey Roust : i..s 11 00 BIDS 1( All SLA',tS 'h',_Ice-FloSlush (.I)0 I'.h. SPRAY SAVE 10'- $100 TOP VALUE STAMPS Ir ,, " ' — 1.- A0P'.O01 £5501 4015*0 $5 0 00LI OR rmnirrTVALUE .... i 54C', * 51C0 $100 Macaroni . • . . 2 1 01 Cauliflower . . 2 *1(51 S CI'SOCOIATI sAv[3o - PAN 1101 PRISM flORIDA C0a#STOCV *PPtV Rolls . . . . . . . . 2 '4C'l14.1 '4 "It%t & *'--.T 't.s:' '. HUNGAS' £0 ' 8c? $100 Juice . . . . . . . . 3 QUAIl S 1°° Berry Punch . . 6 %'.'s 99t Baby Limas . . 4 ' UtS) IIMIADI I1MONAN . 0`1 1.9 ASTOR INSTANt C C AD P5fNH'S wOIcfSTtRS'4IR( IC 44A AllAN I'S '.151 TIOP'CAP4A OIAP4GI '.01 P Pt 55f5H Il A P41W CROP 1110#a 17cs 37c Green Limas 4 .-t 'AS ' 69c 2 RIGS 29c 63c Carrots III i SI • 2 AN 39c Rhubarb • . . • . . . 0(1 U0P41( ,,t Sweet Relish . . '' 33c Instant Tea . . . .o".t pfo CAN 'CI $ 19 • • JAR a,, -, .. i "' 32-es 4 wAA 5', 45c kci5 • • • • JAI 37c Biscuit Mix . . . • • ': •ir., 5T(1 ". R.-f -' '*. . 'A. A'-. slog IOPP. Breakfast' CAS0AT'. ''-'D j,A( MA,' '-IOC'.AI o-* o. ':" *..*/C I e - AAlIl i'4t MA) -7 1 SAVE 4c I I I sIlt ' lcupfsnclychoppedpecansur l_..._—.------------• spread c.enly preserves With clein beater. in It small mixing bowl beat egg whites until foamy, add cinnamon. DUSTING 39 .s . 'CHEER DETERGENT 68C1 • --.. sls over the bottom ofa 13 by by'2 TANGII *IGULLI 01 LIMOP4 I POWDER 40 • SICLES" I B . CANS GIANT walnuts S AR I REGULAR PRICE 1 cup ('nru'oro grape preser%r. 1"4 teaspoon clntusr.itrn dcgrrt ov en until topthe ping is golden brown — ) mm- i *,.* - 15c OFF cup unsilledflour 1.11 l ,.. ewiw vw-s.,.evs. Pk. in T TA .' • PE A A ' Salad hossi Bes'rrap' Grape tiara tRAI'I. HMtS Preserves and meringue top a rookie base 1/2 cup butter, softened 1/2 cup plus 1/3 cup sugar s2 eggs. srarated gradually' beat in 1/3 cup sugar to beat, if necessary' until sstutes are stiff and glos ty. fold in nuts Spread care PO IES CORN, I . Itit's' con tinue 44 z. S I a A * us lnaLatgesaucepot melt the butter Acid onion, rook over loss heat. stirnng often, until ' ten.t Acid garlic, green pepper, beef, tomatoes. tomato Juice. paprika and salt Cover and simmer 2 hours, stirring occasionally Remove green pepper Add potatoes, carrots ar'd li'$ cup water Simmer un' Ui meat and potatoes are tender I — about 1 hour, add additional water it gravy becomes too Uuck.Makes toSierv1ngs LUNCHEON FOR GUESTh In p p ' 79 U.S. RED RIPE' JOY *'' 1/4 cup water Seafood Newburg OtTIRGINT ... 13c OFF - A tradiUona recipe — mild flavor and very' little gravy 3 tablespoons butter 3 medium onions. chopped • 12-os CAN 49 tO.. ** . -. .-..... ......• 419E.FIRSTST. SANFORD �WIMI - ----- - •., • -: ' - -r - 1 ---''T' . "-' - =- _i_•_._ ------ ----s--- -. - , . --'--------''--- ' . - - ', .- - .' - - - . .• . -7 -' - Wednesday, May 10, 1912-18 The Sanford Herald 6B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 10, 1972 4 - Avery Island, Home Of Tabasco, I s Lush Paradise 'Avery You Can Keep Your Cool While You're Cooking fly f(i%f ii.: AP N,vw,feaisrei Writer In the swamp's of It,titt aria there is a m'iflfaIfl of rock salt embedded in the big as earth s crust that H Mt Fverest Thrusting 152 fret level and covering abe-pvc acres, the peak more than S 'f this vast heap has been fran'sf,rmed into a lush playground Ut JIAN SHARP TORONTO (AP) Kitchen goofs happen — E GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPSI W to everyone, usually at the "It worst possible time Frances Bucks says you can avoid most of them by keeping i-oaf while you cook, reading recipes ahead of time and going at things the right way. But for those days when things go wrong anyway. she has some suggestions for re pairing. disguising and cleaning PARK up messes. I Miss Bucks is supervisor of food and nutrition for the OnLatin department of ag:i -ulture, home economics branch If you have over-salted soup. dilute it with wtter or milk if the stock is strung enough to stand thinning If not. rook ti-i-it attracts tourists from far "BLUE SEAL" PURE VIC,IT1.1j1 "gb-CANE" FINE GQANUt&TID MARGARINE SUGAR ttill 5 is ;Ibsorb some of the salt If you have put trV5 mcch salt Irl vegetables and haven't tirn in rook more, try disguising it an uneasoned white ut When you take grease off soup or gray). a n d hvers't tIir it chill it to wlidifv the fat, you 49c L PKCI 17c PXG SCtL,O to - I '• ' F "SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER" to use than a spoon When thefat coating is shallow, use paper towels to blot it off If your gravy has luntp,. strain it through a sieve or whip it with a wire whip You can avoid lumps to start with b) shaking the flour and water in a jar before you add them to the to make sure the)re rav well mixed Miz.s Bucks says she doesn't really let lumps worry Pier 7 you make gravy in the roasting pan and CREAM CHEESE MEAT POT PIES -OCOMA FROZEN get up the scrapings from the bottom of pan, you're going to have a few lumps anyway' She says wire whisks art good for any sauce that you don't want lumpy or crusty the ITEMS & PRICES GOOD THURS., MAY 11 THRU WED., MAY 17 * sauce, or anything with milk. they form a bubbly surface and it from scumming •• Speaking of prevention, if you make your own mayonnaise. you can keep it from curdling to, adding oil drop by drop to the rg yolk vinegar base If It curdles anyway, get an oilier egg yolk. beat it slightly Pm 1W BEANS - .0zc.aw14c t41RSH1Y5 CHOCOLATESYRUP . .......... for your LI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • TOMATO SOUP .. . . .... ........ 10.0Z. 25 and a little deter theta and scrape off the burne4 materialUse a wooden spoon for glass or ceramic pots and scour with a nan-metallic pad Metal will usually make- a water LUNCHEON LOAF TAU, CAN . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 1 2.02. CAN GRAPE JELLY • • • . 51111. P1(0 I OAYLI "AS A("WUAtAiW' FV"tOIJ hF'S RPVFI .2ioz , ri 54C 3-41. CAN 69c 49c .. STRING BEANS . . • . . . • . . •1 • • • • . . . • . . . . ORANGES .............. PI(O.(UCH)33 CAKE MIXES . 18 .. . . . . . . - 28 (CILL o, . . . . . . . 5-LBS. BAG) PEACH HALVES •...........NO2'tiC4'N29 CUCUMBERS 8C PINEAPPLE SWEET "PINK MEAT" ................NO2CN24 1'OOO Ki%0 . . . • • . •c . . CANTALOUPES ............. NO. 3oo CAN lSC 38 LARGE • • c 48 "CRISP" SALAD DUSII OEUTE STANDARD SLICED .202. iTL . ' JUICY "FLORIDA" IVIlFRi%$" FROSTING & APPLE SAUCE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •• • • I D% v— N DV JO . * S • S S •••SSS•S._•I•. SHURFRESH FRESH FROM OUR OWN 2 Danish Pinwheels Pecan Honey Buns N.Y. Rye Bread . . CAN LB • Currant Jelk Leave the crusts on the bre, id $11 e 9 e e I.B. . . • • . . . • . c 1 IL . . • . . . . . . ONE 01 .71. 28c "00(0 MEDAl" ......,s...ONE ozcAN12C BLACK PEPPER gw•_1 p NAPKINS * • • • • PLAYTEX "TAMPONS" FACE • • • • . . 49 PkG OF 30 3AVLI GILLETTE "FOAMY"* .••...I..7-02. CAN 1ci*j 96c • . . . . . . • . • OF 200 . FRESH FROZEN 29 BLEACH THRIFTY RIK P CHICKEN TW*IF'TY' . . . . . . . . . . . . . •1•••• .GALLOWJUG39 LIVERS. 0 PINK IJQ!JID DETERGENT . . . . . . . 32-0! IlL (PLASTIC) 14 — ..• .. . ....•••. ITLooQl HAIR GROOMER LB. "VITAIIS" •,............LA1,O*7-OlPTt "Pi'$ILLtP"S RIG (OR MINT LIQUID MILK OF MAGNESIA. .. . . . .. . 12-02. ITt. II - $119 - 64 02 ,.$ W e)RLANDO • -- 4 ti sos $698 78c OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! L • . . . . . . . . *,e . •. FOR STOACbi RIUII , .I•IS••••• 99c . . . - MEDICA11 sO SHAMPOO 'DOUBLE LUCK' CUT GREEN '4c I - ONION PEPPER CHUCK WAGON 20-402 • STRAINED JAR - STEAK BEANSBABY FOOD NO. 303 CAN / CHOICE QUALITY • "BEECH-NUT" 9c $3 5 LI SOS 39 (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) 0 ink M 5.4.4 orh m.2i ,aPhmut (iv. STUn- * 1340 W GORE AVE S 30 A M MON SAT S 30 AM • SUNDAY - II PM It PM GATLIN' SHOPPING CIP4TLR ORANGE A QATLIN AVE 9AM 9PM MON SAT vAM 9PM • SUNDAY - • SANFORD • * 4k 1 SANFORD AVE s AM • MON -SAT aAN SUNDAY * 15ih A PARK AVE MON SAT • SUNDAY I HE BRIDE COOKS DINNER Curried Rice Lamb Chops Quick Biscuits Green Pea, Bevera1 e Pineapple QUICK BISCUITS They're sinfully rich' 1 cup buttermilk biscuit tiis spooned lightly Into mvJsur tog cup 2 Ublespuun.s wheat germ 1/2 cup heavy cream I tablespoon milk In a medium riuxrngbu.l it:r together the biscuit mix and theat germ Add the reai'i stir with a fork until ,al:nust ,aU the dry ingredients aro m,.slened. sprinkle the milk uter the dry part and mix agai'i Spoon Into smaU mullin - pau cups each about 2 inche-. in Ji,,iieter and 1 inch deep - ti ing almost full Bake in a preheated 4513-degree oven until brt,tned about 12 viinutc'. S,reatunc — 'PARK & SHOP" PLAZA ' CRIME RINSE (OR) SHAMPOO ',cApRys 01 aces before serving Serves four 0 1~ "LEADING LADr , "Co.(OR) SUPER "BUFFERIN" A reader's request 1 slict- bread 1/2 pound cheddar utsee sliced 4 eggs 2 1/2 cups milk 1/1 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon prepared multi . UZC11 - BUFFERED TABLETS I- CHEESE SThA'l A . . . . VANILLA EXTRACT 69c 79c SAUCE I,.r.I person.s 7 'McCOIMICK'S 45c 69c 1 COMPLIMENT YOUR STEAKS 79 Braunschweiger. . .PER L. B.B.Que /4 Chicken. Crasuks' -s Vegetable Soup ('hers.' Strata 29c 1_h1 • • /2 8C 5 B-OZ. STEAKS 49C -_ S &U lump cl .iu $2 98 CAN NO CHARGE FOR SLICINGI CLUB MAYONNAISE OT. JAR CORN FED BEtFI SIRLOIN (OR) e REFRIGERATED . . . . LOA, Sliced Boied Ham... RATH HOLSUM" BISCUITS BAKERY & DELICATESSEN 3 -LB. a .a -- - 131 I CI3, USC I C ID ••I canned can be used Marinate crab meat in the sherry for 13 minutes Mix the two cans of soup, gradually adding the two cups of cream Add Ub.aicu to taste- Stir until all ingredients are thoroughly blended Put in double boiler and simmer until soup is hut .. . ...... 46-02. CAN ALL VIGETAILII FOR Aver, island is a striking sight with its huge oaks hung with Spanish moss, its blaze of tropical flowers and the flocks of egret and heron Hunting is not allowed so the birds thrive sod increase steadily Rut it is not only wildlife on very freland There are 102 oil wells on the site, but they are either underground or concealed by artistic landscaping The-n there are the neatly ter r,i("d fields that grow the rid peppers that make up the Li basco along with salt and vinegar The t.abasco industry employs about l) of the island's with hundreds 00 residents of temporary workers brought in during pepper-picking time. As the crop reaches maturity in July, the picker, flock to the fields and select the peppers They are then mashed and picked with a small amount of toe ui-and salt into venerable 1. k'...,P.. of. 5.. ..'...I low for three or more years Final processing sees the mash blended with vinegar. strained and bottled The piquant sauce gives a lift to many dishes, such as this Louisiana crab soup The recipe has been simplified for light housekeepers I can tomato scup I can green pea soup 2 cups light cream tabasco to taste 1A 4 us sherry wine I4URUNE FAMILY SUJPEI( Arrange 6 slices of the bread the bottom of a glass oblo 2 -quart buttered baking di 413 1/2 by $314 by 13/4 Inc es) or similar utensil Cotwith the cheese, then with t remaining bread in a rnediu mixing bowl beat the eg slightly, add milk, salt a mustard and beat to combrn pour over the bread in the ba ing dub Let stand 1 hour iii in a priested = degm ovi for Ihour. Makes 6 servings • • . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "RITZ" DRINKS sac'. ',l'",I or cut them off, Just as you hI • MS R, a.ss'rD. FLAVO! II Bevrrai . • • . . . . . . • • . . . general HEN TURKEYS 29c TUNA FISH . so* ........... wo.%c,j 3lC -— Cup FLOUR rri - sTu.ISr LT. MEAT-CHUNK STYU COOKING IS FW Fruit HOUSE OF RAIFORD 12c with a weak solution of vinegal , tic. 56C IRISH 'N' TENDER" SHORTENING and water or cream of tartal and water If you aren't war tied about where the stain goes you can rook acid foods such a tomatoes ar thubarh in the Ito and the) Il clean it 'if you have stained enar.n' ur ceramic pots u,s" a bicact let it wak, boil it, then was and rinse it thornuØil'. -. ... . . • ..•. . P%G 29c black mark onveraniscs If the pots are metal. just folleiti up with steel wool pads containing soap or detergent YOU might also boil the water with soda or ammonia or vine go: in it 'Soda and ammonia are a)' kalis and vinegar the opposite b u there doesn't see-rn to lx .o rtivrn or reason to whict ii use Once the food I! turned, it doesn't seem to mat ter Alkali mat darken an alu eninum pot, so you might in v$flt'g5.r its it 'If you have a darkened alu nunum pot. you can clean i rgrr.t2r.J Mi-ter 'i'd being carried on by the present head of the clan. Walter S %fcllhenny a retired Marine 'IITTY ClOCKER"' HAMBURGER HELPERS .itrieflt a fir bearing rodent is ' DUKES' VEGETABLE OIL - f '19c PKG. PKG gent in 59c • PEAS STRAWBERRIES ___ BACON FROZEN-GARDEN FROZEN-SLICED SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 22c , ,, 7'.-07 SLICED "BIRDS-EYE" "SUN COUNTRY" 24 HOURS A DAY' . LI.CAN 24C . I'ssuRflNr "PARK & SHOP" ORLANDO, PLAZA STORE, NOW OPEN • 15c NO. 300 CAN .,.........s•••• TOMATOES SALTINES .. 5NURHNE" MAIN (01,) SELF-RISING TOMATO PASTE NO GAMES! * NO STAMPS! * NO GIMMICKS! 14c O11AMATD them as easy as possible Boil NO 300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ?ath) "CEDAR FARMS" %xirut 012-01 CAN35 .. .... . . . . . . -K R AFT" ILA" LYNN" onnaise to it, beating c'ontrnuously. As it thickens, it should smooth out again If you've really goofed. and burned the pots. then are a few things to do to mac cleaning O ORANGE JUICE -sNowloAr prevent and add the curdled may - . • . -sIAlD-SWIEr FROZEN suwLnr 'If you' re making a white 39C TV DINNERS ER MACARONIDINN rn,iiaIp DAYS AWEEK LA. ...... ......10,l8c "OCOMA FROZEN DISCOUNT PRICES OR GA. RADE 'A' WHOLE 36c KRAFT "PHILADELPHIA' might find a bulb baster easier 'If md wide Avery Island the site of this 'nerra also is the borne of the p'irgeflt tabasro sauce that has helped make the Rbos'4y Mary famous and has .,dded a (slip to egg dishes and seafood cocktails We visited the place dur ing a recent vacation The island presided over by the Meflhenny family, who are '"II an their way to becoming a rnsjor dynasty. has been the r,'jrre of three separate for 'toeS, one in tabasen, one in nit s-ui the third in the salt flie ifl.ind •t'ss tr,irisforrr' I a jungle paradise a numh"r A years ago bet the late Fdwar I A iory Mcllherny, head of the family A naturalist arid author IV on wild life 'Mister Neil ,ss he was knn-.n to his family hId legion of retainers, spent -* .s,eable fortune beautifying the island lie brought red daisies from ii lifricA iriss'-s frur. Siberia, evergreens from the Nile, camellias from France (hina and Japan He also devel a colony of egret, that has grown to more than ,i quarter million birds And introduced the 0 slices of raw potato in it and throw them away They sea J7ll7A'4 t as . PM I PM S AM - 9 PM $ AM 9 P U SUNDAY DINNER itjked 11am t\anuih Brvcoli Potato Putt L,enion Sherbet Beverage DANISH \It'STARD A new version of a treasured recipe dry niustani I boa ti oun i about V3 cup ' 1/3 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar I'inch of lt I14 cup cider 1/4 cup salad oil I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Iteaspoon lemon juice tng bowl with .i In a small uisi wooden sjsn or e whisk beat together all the tngrrehents un' UI vmooth. Turn into a screw lop jar, co:rr Iigh(y lle(flgerate foi a couple of days beft.re using to allow flavors to blend �NOW 813The Sanford Herald p11111! _______________________ I KFL EXTRA 4 __________ ____ !• H tt___ let MARK G REEN S je 'M Its STAMPS . 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HERE'S HOW THE PUBUX BAVARIAN I ... 1• ______________________________ 0 1 485 tine _____ ______ __ __________ ____ - so o,...I or ij ___ ___________ GERMANY I J rn s, Regular -, U a NOW YOU CAN JOIN THE PUBIJX BAVARIA i(PuDL!X )i ________________ (PUBIIX S. ... 7 F 1II.!.II:11 h* em"D Tu • a __a_a__a a - e - - a_a Wednesday, May 10, 1972 65C I1'Ji3II1II1 ZA SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and Hwy. 17.92 9c Onora Rd., Sanford c.I!rry MARKETS MARKETS - Ils - I .55.5_a. Il/nc is a pleasure ETWGreenStamps k 1olis a �— zrra-r • - n - __________________________ - - - ------ =• --- -- -- • 10 B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 10, 1972 PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNNYLAND PORK SHOULDER Smoked EVERYDAY IS MAY 10-16, 1972 "MOTHER'S DAY"' AT FAIRWAY ' f thinking about your mommy I too? VEAL Breaded Vea i-., 14 Ic - MISSOURI CENTER CUT RI B N. eet# 53 260i - 88 CENTER CUT LOIN $109 Instart Tea lb Pork Chops - - 64th OI4ION CHUCK WAGON SALISIUIY, PIPPIK Price 10 Cents Year. No. 189 Peterson. Peterson was in Nixon ',; office for the meeting, as was presidential adviser But. coming as it did again.st the backdrop of a Soviet statement Ofl NIXOn'S latest Vietnam measures, It could tIC it tl(4$'ILIl sign for the longarranged summit economic Henry A. Kissinger and adviser Peter Flanigan. Nixon and the trade minister talked through a translator. Precisely what business they wer" discussing was not disclosed. But th. Press secretary Ronald Ziegler, who described the session as a cMirtesy timing call, said I'atolichev was in Washington for trade talks -' the Soviet minister of Foreign Trade, 1111(1 Ambassador Anatoly l)obrynini, Thursday, May11. 1972—Sanford, Florida _________________________ President (Al' MOSCOW SUnlIflit. The White house described hit' iin'eling )tWQCi) Nikolai l'ItOliCt)eV, Sliced Picnics Serreti ry of Commerce Peter (, a "courtesy call.'' Nixon met today with two ranking Soviet offlcinls— surprise session U,at might indicate his North Vietnamese moves will not wreck the May 22 ____ lb 45c lb 19C Mani Dinner wAsluN(;TON 1rrath - 78c For Summit with Nixon an threc of his lop a ides as '101it) SHAW ,%oviiiied I'll Writer Whole ORK CHOPS &. AUNT JANE Seen A 1ILT1IL it FRESH SAVE tic. TITLEY Now Store 1601 A.. A A '(jTj1 78c lb. SAVE 6c, KRAFT B.rmudo Ave., Kissimrn.. a _ fly (, Iceberg Pickles Wig Hope OMM —2 ciii V i F . _ M Picnic We Hope All Mothers Have A Happy Mother's Day Sunday, May 14th %AVL Russ - "I'm thinking about my Mother's Day, Are you ' Top Nixon, Steaks PATH ROYAL CROWN Franks U.S.D.A. CHOICE II -'°' 59 C 1205 housa r- ids $3 3 49 5l RULL CUT Z-1 Cola DIET-RITE, GATORADE, NE I II FLAVORS - . > 1O-l2 oz. Cons - Bologna .- lb 69C tYKES .Chipped bee -. B-B—Q Sauce 3 ... I A SAVE 48c WALDORF 3 Both Tissue $'IOO .. ROIII .4 Roll Pigs 69 $100 Rib Chops orn ChopS V Rou Bone Cps Shoulder Chops Lamb Patties Breast of Lamb Shoulder Roast Leg '0 Lamb Whole Lamb IRLOIN TIP oil RUMP 0a ORANGE JUICE %-2 9011 RID KISS I 39c 5 Potatoes FLORIDA Oranges 5 1111 1b49c 3 bog Apples GOLDEN RIPE Bananas WESTERN CRISP Lettuce GOLDEN S lb lb lb Lb. lb lb -- EXTRA BOYS VOTES wnn pvicua.0 oq 20 VOTES BUT 1. 6 Strawberry Preserves lies (AU YOUR DECORATED 9 INCH ORDER BUTt. Hue ea Cokes 6 INCH COCONUT Cake & Orchid INCH °-••' 5 lb bos ____________________ 919 Wesson Oil Vt lb Boiled Ham FARMER BOY Liverwurst ti lb KRAFT MUIP4STER 14 16 Cheese Pb LARGE LARGE House & Garden Aero Halibut Fillet Claw Crab Meat Chili with Beans iso, lb. 4-VARIETIES o 6 10', Cascade SAVE 20c 1 2 oz. Cans - 32 or. 59c 0%c, AlSO 90 89c Coupon Below Must Be Attached To Ta p e, )) () FAIRWAY MARKETS CAGU'S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA WHOLE GRADE A SMSS* Mi 't1 I ./ ry -- ' - er _______ FAIRWAY MARKETS -. -- 5th BIG WEEK I i -'' S - . a II 59 18 FLY AGED 10 THROUGH 14 FRYER 98c WITH COUPON BELOW 69c - $19$ - , CILNT SIZE Choer ONLY FREE OFFEISIXP1III $472 f Sougm Cidifornia 3 his Will SAVE 34' - CALIFORNIA I CONTIST (LOSES JUNE 10111 TOP STAtTS Big announcement scheduled . a major for .-- tomorrow -. . recreational development for Inc Daytona area. Got the tip from Bill Webb, president of W ond er l an d of Florida, Inc. That's it.. .build everything on either side of Seminole. Can't do anything but help us, k w . no , , fromJ.ch F.rwsy , -. Butcher, Dola resident presently' a patient at the Orange Memorial Hospital ' ' _______________ OME1' ' ' A " rry ____________________________ ___ _ __ 5UWRISE Of ALL _ ____ 1" 04E BATH SIZE OFFER EXPIRES 5.16.72 L4miI One Cvp.iPwF..,uiy ____ see if this isn't vaguely familiar, and it's taken from the lung Island (N.Y.) Ncwsd.a)': "Emergency Rooms Taking The Place Of The Disappearing Family Doctor." T'at was the headline on a story disclosing bout one-third of cases hamidled at local hospital emergency be classed u true room, emergencies. Remainder are a _______________ __________ ts ailing people who either don't have a family doctor, or Cu" locate him when needed, FAIRWA) UMIT I COUPON PER PURCHASE A - . -- -- - - With Police I By T)IF ASICIATF() PRF5 ThrAIanda of antiwar demon- ctrators dashed with police on streets and campuses in Ow -.'rond coniecutive day of pro.. . . . I ; * _- _______ ---.5. . - WEATHER Yesterday's high 81 low 69. Partly cl o udy through Friday. Showers likely today or tonight. Highs in the mid and upper 80s' Lows tonight 65 to 70. Temperatures plunged below freezing earl) tire Af ter shooting a beating There were 35 arrested .it Florida State University in iaiiaiat. when Ill SM "I. 1 < ______ ____ _____ __ _ _ _ ____________ 2 __________________ _____________ _ Trustees Oppose Sale Of Hosp ital as been said and penditure of some M,0W We nesdi - Y Nlemorlial IlospitalasI. reqll -innch ,! Five Policemen and 30 d"m- pu blished about the great tax None of ago. a week Letters have been received burden the hospital has placed project is from county taxes. It on.strators were injured and 30 from i federal grant and arrests reported when poLce HERALD INDEX from Dr. Harold A. Miller on the people of Seminole came hospital funds set aside for used tear gas to control crowds chairman; John Schtrard Jr. County. 1.Aside from a period of ex- plant improvements over the ranging up to an estimated anti Andrew Carraway. six years ago, I be lieve years." Carraway explained. 000 persons. Some faculty ArieadeJthi 5B Carraway, trustee for almost pansion Bridge mStiller advised he could not members charged police %vith 12A 13 years. disclosed that actual the actual cost will beCalendar "without an official vote of the brutality in the action. taxpayer costs to operate the sidered moderate. lilA-hA More than 0 policemen used CI4ssified ads improernent trustees take a position either capital This 9A hospital for the past four years for oragainst the hospital sale." tear gas and nightsticks to dis- ComiCS _______________________ SB 11W chairman stated a perse some 3.000 protesters .mt Crosswo rd puzzle Dr Crane ___________________________ .Itural solution would be one in the Universttyot Florida in hich the Greater Sanford area Gainesville Wednesday night A Dear Abby i"uld completely control the highway patrol not vhtck, Edlt4n'lalCoiiiliiCflt Mt tiestiny of the hospital. - ."along called "The Monster," drove Entertainment 513 with the control would come the into one crowd of SOil persons tlotiMcope Ith Hospital notes pportunhty of full) paying for spewing tear gas. IIA the hospital operation." he Police arrested about 0 per- libhcnotices wsmen witnessed Society ne seas, and .tl'leti. 'Since the Greater Sanford several beatings of demonstra- Spurts when not in use' NORTh OItLAN[X) North Or lando Eyes Junk C of F? )t trn-- - M ners ' _____ Nfiller susid in his opinion the chamber of Commerce h&5 tor& One telill cartiera continuing problem of junk has plagued the tune should be extended to six shown a great interest in the crew had its film taken by pocars. w hi c h hospital. I suggest you or a and parts of Pennsylvania. county for 5011W tilIw, received iiionths. Former Mayor Clifford group of your members oiler to the attention Village Council, with Counulliiiari Victor Miller Jordan told council the Intent of buy the hospital from the contending the municipal or- the ordinance came from county. You could then operate lit," D e ilinant- &' governing the matter is Orlando's zoning ordinance and it in any in inner you set' i Miller quipped. was included because the • LIIIJILSt Schtrard pointed out that Miller said he has hail council, at that time. felt it was f\J (sA/ records of th e hospital ç coillulaints eon• the best thing it could do to i, i ntliiii'roiiS w W U U V V operation and its medical ordinance in which elevate property values, ' vvrn i n~ services to the peipie indicaic o.'tiers of disabled iiiolur Rescue crews KELLOGG, Idaho (AP) and continues "our hospital vehicles have 48 hours to to ptovt'le quality serv,ces probing the b urned-o u t Sunshine silver mine rcliiove tht'IIiand3OtliiyS it they have discovered 11 more bodies. But fear of efficiently and a a cost are on the rear of their generally c hea pe r than other smoke and gas and lack of communications has property. hospitals in Central Florida. 33 Miller contends thus is an slowed efforts to go deeper in search of S-hirurd stated the tax mnillage time and unreasonable length of missing iien, for the hospital's operation has thit IliI*fl) residents cannot The 11 victims raised to 58 the number of never been, nor is it flow afford to repair their vehicles known dead from the fire that swept through the Schirard added questioned the original intent of Indicating opposition to the were found Wednesday night at the 3,400-foot the ordinance. sale, SL'hirartt stated he has not level. The other seven were discovered early Village Attorney Thomas been shown such is in he best Freeman contended 30 days is today at 3,700 feet. Mine Manager Marvin Chase interest of the people of sufficient to have a vehicle ., said it ap peared the seven had been trying to is _____ AT Seminole County. repaired all that the problem escape smoke when they were overcome. In conclusion, the trustee one of an "attractive nuisance" The aim of the rescue team was to go to 5,200 declared. "The problem of in which children may meet providing health care for the feet where the missing miners were believed to ALEX J Srrraes, of 119 East their death in old cars. Then, nwhether welfare or inwas one of Woodlaisl Drive, Ixr, noted, the cars he. too, Frt'ehIusn digent, is a responsibili ty of *11 live men receiving an Honor 'fwo men were brought out alive Tuesday Lifter are breedilig Places for the people and should not be Key at the Civil Florida 111(154UitOeL being entombed one week in another shaft. on the backs of hospital placed District convention at St. l'er said, conversely. t'e Mil le After finding the t)O(IieS %Vt'descliiy night, the paying P1tiem1t5 tershurg. The keys are given hail rvceieti man)' couiphziinLs FeSCU(' crew spent half all hour sealing off the there is no iliagit' about fir service to ('ivit4in ov er a and boats sittIng in ' shalt with inflatable bulkheads covered with financing hospital care and Setters, of years. number for over a year without yards there is no such thing as free foam rUt)14?r. The rescuers acknowledged erstwhile 1,,skknt of Sanrisk of penalty and he failed to they were fearful of further smoke and gas care. ford Civitans, currently is ascertain the detriment of a car -For all services pert(willtd. seepage even though air conditions appeared to Aith all of its tires and coin. sergeont-al-arms of Civitan soniwone iiiuM pay." Florida ponents being on a persons be satisfactory. - 'tt'1 •• I' .rbors in Nor th Vietnam. 1.' 'tnpaflle% of National Guarl..,,n were ordered to patrol .i: _______ . Universi ty of Minnesota. t over President NixProtests --i mining iectsion reached the Capitol in Washingto n V :~ — .'zt acrs the enuntry. ,rr ran into t he hundreds _________________ Nednesday as potfre used , . ta tkc. tear gas anti to break up protest.1. Bo th dt-m on.atratnfs and police were inITS All IN THE BAG" juted The di.wrders were the m'st Barbiturates, estimated $1,500 worth, are displayed in the plastic bag serious since the May 1970 nin which they were wrapped just after Det. Hay Parker, above; IA. A. teits over the US. 'r'a3$oO of Cambodia, when coUes and F. Davis and DeL. Sgt. Tony Calangelo arrested four Lyman High unIversitIes througioiit MtSchool students in what was described as the "busting" of a drug ring country were shut down. said to be operating among students at Lyman High School. The Massachusetts Senate (Bill Scott Photo) voted 35 In I to condemn the mining "in the strongest pc. sibte terms." Six Democratic governors join1 in a telegram urg:ng Nixon "to reverse this grave a rut tin ngerous policy decIswn." DcmoeriticGov. Frank ficht ( Rhode Island. Kenneth CurU of Maine, Patrick .1 incey '1 WLs&nsifl. Mil ton I Shapp ( Pennsylvania, John J. Gillig,ir. of Ohio and Wendell R. An million derson of Minnesota signed the Three of five Seminole hiI been about $50,000 a year. cost was over one e Hospital trustees "Based on an estimated county dollars and cost th county te legram Ande rson ordered two cornis $350,000. have repli ed by letter to Robert population of 100,000, th "The $650,000 difference ponies of National Guardsmen L)aehn. chairman of the amounts to about fifty cents per legislative and national affairs person per year." Carraway was paid by federal funds and to the University of Mir.nesoLm campsatMinneflpoL1s to petr')i earnings. committee of th e Greater disclosed, lie advises, "This hospital th e .irrai'y and a nearby US be an unto Sanford Chninxer of Corn- does not appear presently underway Air Force recrultthg office that is "There na'rt'e, giving their views on Lite bearable burden" ta rgets of protesters n improvement Clsere capital a Carraway pointed out that propoetI sale or Seminole athToll i'I Tr SR - has ' - ltecivet1 call of distress __________________ SAFEGUARD - , - 'h.bcIscl,ou.ro.'*,''''Or D..' voties btio* bag w',qI,sioIe I con ,.c•,,...,,.bo,._J 0( VUSi' 1 you *sdi iSO th tOU9OI of iNs 'OP 01 ?HAH* YOU lOS VOTING 105 3 BARS WITH IPOS COUPON wns f TRIP TO - 590== FAIRWAY RIO. SIZE WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF I ONLY = VALUABLE OUPON E 3 AN A LL EXPENSE PAID lb 39 Breast Quarters lb 47c Country Style 39c Leg Quarte rs lb 43c 3 Legged Fryers lb. 5V 2 Breasted Fryers Drumsticks Ill lb lb 39c Fryer Thighs ii, S9c Split Broilers Family Pak Cut-Ups s39 ______________ mining plan has mounted on Capitol lull, hut the \Vhite house says public support is running at least Sin I in favor of the move. . , TO %MLLWI14 PARTS DE'MOCRATIC criticism of President Nixon's " I1Tfl lET SAVE 34 c making constructive chiiinges in governmental affairs. The County Co mmission recently appointed a Govern' inent.il Study Cmoniiiittee which is to hear Ui local citizens, make recoriunendatlons which ho pefully would be initiated for the good of all concerned CoinI,dttee member Vernon Mire says the first meeting is scheduledfor Th ursday. May 18 ,1t7:30p.m.attheCoUrtllOUM? Another meeting will be also count) with a place and time to be decidedAny bets on the number of people who'll actually take the time to come out and be heard? BOYS WILL WIN --1b . TV Vegetable market today through much of northern New England SOM a 0 I?DSI GIANT PKG. Just what so many people wanted. . . a chance to sound-off and have the opportunity of oND 11%" 0. 0SS •V•C5S _____ NAME over North Vietnam. The North Vietnamese hit An Loc, 60 miles north of Saigon, from four sid es and keep up the attack in the central highlands. —— ______ Clashing . money spent on this miracle for me, eh? Private lines Bull, Mama!) OUT) kumill PUR1.13 VVIll CUT-UPS 11359 79c Lhat Sla liell will pull another EXTRA BOYS VOTES 32c 33ox- r 500 37c 65c JUMBO COOKED SHRIMP e e FAMILY SIZE 2" lb. 79c lb con inside THE HERALD (010"% F HEADLINES - 89c — BUY 3. LYKES Neptune qogo '' , ALAS" KING Crab Legs ~ 11~_, ~~ 89c CkIITY Stone Claus Cha.u.I Catfish / BUY 1, RAID Gatorade 79t 76% o 39c WITIS PVICIIAU OF ISCIS hIM BELOW 100 VOTES FAIRWAY Sloppy Joe Mix 3 BLACK 9 420 .-. Facial Tissues CARLING i N'i II M'OOI 200,9 00 BUY 3, LIME OR ORANGE lb 59c VOLLE N DAM 38 9° 93 I ". Margarine BUY 3. scorru 69c Cooked Salami or. BUY 1, FAMILY II**11 SPECIAL! Lebanese Bresid MOult LLS 2S •' capsules. Davis added there had been three drug over65 doses reported from Lyrtan High School last week, all involving students there. The investigator declined to reveal the source of the drugs but stated it was out of the county. t lie added investigators from the Miami office the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous By John A. Spoliki Drugswouldbe ifl Semi flolC tO aYt0helPIflst0PPiT Bell can perform the flow of LSD, another drug reportedly being sold miracles' i by "pushers" at Lyman High School. This morning, arnuntl 10:30, Det. Raymond Parker estimated th e value of the answered an incoinirij; call frui,i Seminole high School confiscat ed barbiturates at $1,500 retail. secretary telling me. "Mr. Bedding will be on in just a minute." The next thing I heard was, "and tonight I'm going to make this delicous po tato salad." Another female voice responded that she hadn't ever tried that recipe, to which I NllVi.lt demonstrations o pe n on several R added, "Jack, your voice is campus fronts in Florida and are met head on by changing." riot garbed po lice, who in some cases lay into So, here we were . . . four their work with a will, private lines . . . me trying to get a newspaper out, listening to two women talk about tonight's supper, and finally getting I.T. 6()V. TOM ADAMS calls for the revival of Bedding on the line to invite me the Cross-Florida Barge Canal as a water aboard his yacht for a "good management project to reuse fresh water thne on the St. Johns." "without harm, without damage" to the en Aloseralltbewa'aroUnd... vironment. • cause that same day I'll be dwon in Miami. (Oh well, I can always hope ___________ SAVE 30c RICH 'N CHIPS SAVE lOc, KRAFT MAXI CUP arrests and barbiturate confiscation came after a 12year-old boy was brought to Winter Park Hospital's intensive care unit In a coma after an overdose of six _______ IL Off Repellent 6 or. SAVE 34c. ALL VARIETIES Suave Shampoo sizi 65c ES KEEB LE R COOKIES PITTER PATTER till d47 59 I*CM ITEM IUOW PAN Peanut Butter Custom Made Wedding Cakes Just Ri ght for Your WEDDING R.9. 79c PETER 9" $379 Hat Cakes BRIDES TO BE. 63c wrsmcaauos 50 VOTES EARLY 79 C Suppers 45c Starch Spray A Decorated Cake PLEASE 99c Nescafe Instant coal "narc" agent, the investigation leading to the __________ cans Liquid Ivory SAVE 1 SAVE lOc, LIBBY FROZEN ow 1, PRUF MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 14th REMEMBER MOM WITH '.1 KACI ITEM $ SAVE 26c. Ice Cream According to LI. Augustus F. Davis, sheriff's _________ ____________ ____________ _________ Ii Delmonico Steaks 4 $1 Mini Mixes T.G. LIE DELUXE _________ ______ Ci.O:Ct QUALITY ___________________ (. SAVE 3c. DIXIE LILY SAVE 20c -- charged with possession and sale of barbiturates in the same foray against school student drug traffic. 58' i°' 89C 89' lb Alpo Cat Foods --.. ------. -_____ C,iOlCt QUALITY 9" 510$FRESH PORK 98c Spare Ribs 69c 39c 79c Lb. 6 c SVE 3k, ALL VARIETIES - Sib boo _____________________ 8 lb Apple Sauce . -__- $849 lOos iO - $oi lb PIneapple 99c Mushrooms 1-Bone Steaks ___________ SAVE 52c, MOTE LOCAL 1 9c QUALItY Club Steaks lb SAVE 16c, DEL MONTE 9c lb. 3Ib. b. 78 CUT 1 FREEZER WRAPPED FREE CRUNCHY ROME - Pork Loins FRESH SPRING LAMB U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONILES Tarty Kraft lb. .. Seminole County narcotics agents Wednesday night arrested four youths, was termed by agents as a "dope two of them juveniles, and "dried up" what I3ennett Ott, 17, of 282 SanLyman high School." Webster ring operating at 20, of 873 North Winter Robert Oviatt, Michael dalwood Court, Fern Park. and charges after jailed on possession of barbiturate Park I)rive, Casselberry, were investigators seized 1,000 capsules containing "yellow jackets" and "blue bird Street in Fern Park. o ners" in a wooded area near Pot Lake, oil Ballard Two Fern Park boys, ages 15 and 16, were c _______________________ FRESH FROZEN WHOLE ioweis SWEET CORN Italian Sausage I$oz.$'j• N.Y. Strip Steaks ' 10 ____ S lb b41 CHOECI FAIRWAY EXTRA BOYS VOTES 50 SAVE 56c, VIVA JUMBO I Ze Iwood 69 Cooked Ham SAVE lSc KRAFT Reported Broken $4' SUNNYLAND B 10. 59c lb ! CHOICI QUALITY • Sliced Bacon 9 __ F1.($c1 f SUNNYLAND CARDINAL SAV 50C $359 S lb ' -- ------ - - - - - - - - � 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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MuskieI AA Overpowering Affection Tuesday, April 11, M2 -I7 i - IVM~ IVtLJVI I . - - . -. . - -. - - Up . -- its. DO? MeLEOD Associated Press Writer WASIIINGTiN APi Sens. Edmund S Muskie and Geor1e McGovern continue neck and neck in th e race for delegates to th e Dem ocratic National Convention, but President Nixon is streaking toward a preconvention lockup of the Republican nomination, The latest count in The Associated Press Delegate Poll shows Muskie with 991-, delegates otes lined up for th e July 10 Democratic con'entrnn where 1,509 votes will be needed for a presidential nomination McGovern, surging after- his primar ictor in Wisconsin, is in second place with 9i½. - ' : , -- .. .- ' ... r'. .- -' . " ' =-- . -. ,., . - . -' .. -- g,---es - - •, , - ii ZA&. '. .'----".- -r.' -: ., S&L, Altamonte Springs. April 13 April 12 Seminole County Campers DeBary Garden Club -Tour of business meeting, 7:30 p.m. First Federal S&L 3210 West Eight Homes," 2- p. in.; tickets SeO Boulevard, Al ta monte anc. maps available at DcBary Springs rote cnange of j*4 MEET ELROY This is a 20&-pound Saint Bernard. If you don't know what it's like to roughhouse with an animal th is big, just look at the pictures. Writer Rich Seely is zhvn here . i',. or is it putting Elroy through is paces other way around. (CNS Photos by Cliff Brown) - A'fthl. 10, 1972 Birth, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, girl, Sanford Discharges . Sanford Grace Cdllal _________ Rose Ann Dean Annie Pear Hill Hartford W. Rhodes Essic Mae Bryant Dorothy Stewart John Guuli Leora M. Howell Gary w. Ray Elizabeth Curry Jean White, rid.and Barbara Dempsey, Lake Mar) George J. Miklos, Dehlona Christine E. Carraway, New Smyrna Reach Rmu-rts G. Sneeden. orange City Ca3seIt!•T1) ______________-_ - a. •. . a. a. a . ' TAAKA t.,.. Wee" 1$ I " i 6* L, (W -,!IT IL $O. COMFORT Aitamonti iw ___ _ff ft. usw,. CANADIAN OR ru ganiut WULERS spiciat RLSIIVL ' *151 IlL - BALLANTINE April 21 Shrine meeting. 630 p.m. I;IT.V.VODKA , 1W UOTCM ?75 64" 549 ITS Seminole Count) Democratic executive committee, called meeting. $ p.m., Florida State Bank lounge. MAIIE " go - %AJ ____ ______ '' April 22 Men's Club of All Soul Church. dnn't. 9 p in pars hall. STREGA 74Ij i• r HAIG n. 0.0 •• 4 • --. PIlt LI "W M .a,i M .1* I 1 OW _____________ I J.T.S. BROWN 1(*IPR. VODKA 9XM WT abc I _ _ _ _ _ MCHENRY 8 YR. V.0. BARTON _____ " Its I Ti IáPIERTIFIED J.W.DANT1OYr. 'Pt. as, 6* ri L''IHARVEY'S 860C6YLI(Y 1W. $CSTIM , .. ___ .. t____ .LI.LI BROOKFORD 10 YR. - I,'-' 141 uuua 31 is, i ctou tP LASt? 11511 SIR " 4*' u*is 7= USVIVI MMI fl a aw ON SaI"u tw,, ___ vS5 .U',I CHRISTIAN .. BROTHERS 71 u5 an 'ii ____ 't 5.49 cum 171 si p iuui VM If I wereu't here, then I wouldn't have a chance to ex. ( 1W. MU (*UU W. 1(01(1 - 4 -- $0504) IT. 5055)05 SIt. 4' I OdI I 5,405 U -_______ UI._____ '' "_______ 5.99,."111 1169" 1 111110 jg sj 4 ROYAl DELUXE 011I-M 299 'il I"iT! UI J. ! Ii) F.UWARti NLILAN Copley News ServiLe IOWIT CHAMPAGNE HINRI HANT ap. '. 4 34.95 I i I. k C 06111111*1 HUM "" " *4 5*4 151 Ill i. $0' 2 56?! KY. BEAU 111*10*11 $051 OIISMSIVI$*iaT I' HEAVEN HILL $4 Pt Sri ST. 1 SEAGRAM "°" •,• 43 El~______________ sPt SI&CU 5.15(1 I CROWN ROYAL ROYAL DELUXE ' ' FITZGERALD * Still GlO. DICKEL -•' - ;... ... GALLIANO 04 a' 471,,5,, '10, Is 58?4.99 -- r- 1154I'l MOORE - i!t-'-, &tfl1 f}& 49'. 83" 6.99.. ' 4.29 1 'IA!l LONDON WELLER'S RESERY SIPS T ST $01 -, TOWER 1 ullsm DIV 6-lu i.-.l STIllS 511.1*1110411 , , bURtON SUPR1Mfd' ". -. "- TANQUERAY ___ M? IlhiOl his . i ypiis.v AICI[Jfl ACE ' ia 'QUEEN ANNE ..,.-. tL8*Da. SOIl CARSTAIRS 54 IMP a' 3.J2" 49 WISER'S 18 YR. IM' (*8*1.15 SaSs LEWIS "66" 10 YR. KY. BRB ', A 4,49 Ls F'IT%E'I. J' ABC 8 YR. ', • - :j MAITINGLY BEEFEATIR BLACK VELVET IMP. (*8*05*5 ,• 51.115 I 'I 1*4 14 6 1 (*14 99 8.49. 6.39 M. 410 GORDON ,cctx" WILDlY 6-IS • 45-'. i. '' ______________________________ I '' ' -T I,f,J,,$jVTA41'4f,,I.14,jpTvjf' 1'A11I(I11tW!1'1!YAII '" ' L TillS (*140*53 3 'JGALT1LTDICANTIR 't-1 6ã 99t ABC PREMIUM BEER ca ALE ....... 3.95 RUtS. ""'" 2" IRWITL ROSA1 1.11 . 23.11 6 '' 1 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE BEER . . . - 399 so I 'i""' 2' RQE FROM . ifj' 1.71 '" 18.95 PillS - WHIT1 - RIP Z' ' 1 GENLSEE BEER. '-..........4.19 B 6 11.0* 104 5 US CATAWBA3.4912.3" HATERS ROSE nis L 4.19 BURGER BEER °"° I '. iL,.... .*. a "e. 1i.'.n 449 SCHAEFER J1 .SL a - -... (*5* I N *04M5 1046 . . . . _______ STTU WOM 08 AROMATIC 801 Us B34*,IaRLATZBEER sit'-. u.s. 111M t SCHUTZ BEER 12-OL POP TOP CANS....... 4.19 -l LiiviflAkiIt . - Isr ,,_ ft. L 45I5g*3.4939,$ 8.7 5 1 s... ' 9v' ""cuotu iw. nty iD'1 TUBORG IMP. DEISARK u 'i' 4 - -. - " Ut 50% P1 t*ISSUIS int - CiM'T1 . 5015561? 14 p GUAM (Masts (54.', J't aas$M 17 ." IS" ruu cause I VODKA (Ui "•.. I' sw I IBLEND vat Rsivaii 1 BOND -°"" Ca .e (fl.$(M l r0((1.,., AP8* fAts I , U*4(151 va' '- - 3495 - - I SCOTCH -J L "-" v 3.31 NI&PJM .1'. 4th ,$h5,fl. 1. /1 V. il ii QUART JIM BEAM I . I 1011110W :z 4881 Owl t__i L_ " ,o __ Vietnam notwithstanding the s dispatches fact that in today' we talk of another carrier leaving Jai to join tite "wind, down". i ouM "*c are bringing -* f or ces home from Vie tnam we have rcescalated the air war to a point where we are now dropping more and larger bombs than ever bef ore, and the defense budget of $54 billion f or the year is larger than when we had $40,000 ground troops atationcd in Vietnam." - ' 95 S69 I1STL KT. - of 'ida To give you one small Idea of where Ii 'r'..! prutii!.l td up....despiteahl of thil nonsense that .e're "winding d" In - *s rti*zm *issji - - Se - 1 QUART SEAGRAM1 SEAGRAM V.0. JICUETY BARK 11140410 -, 14 J* ') I , 7C*0,*1A88 ouia" 601116*4041* II -. 3M D&G- CRATIAD HETWOL LIS... fl.lS See 04 C S 3 PO*L ENI PIMTUIAL US - fl,lS ________ 015.5*8* 7t fuus list. *'t.- III. i-fl. C. IMPORTED' CANAD1AN' 469 0M0 *at'tv *Hi'Way 17.92 Fern Park w - ____ - At 436 lu (*&$O5Si* I t Va' ._. ' e $OTTUI*?I* - Uncle Samuel and his legion ON 13•IW.OAESUIEflY US....flJS I * *Hi-Way 1792 QT. CANADIAN MISTIj CIT. SMIRNOFF i 3,96 - Supposing I do win a million :. pi wiaa W. n*tr'r" tw, 17 44 - 'ul? government-.ponsored weekly lottery Is doing so well that In less than four weeks, almost 22 million chances have been sold. If that rate of sales continues (at SO cent a ticket I , by the end of next week they'll ha ve their drawing for an "instant millionaire. ......... . and I just know that all of my carpenter friends are crossing their fingers for me dollars. I'd have to fork over more than 90 per Cent Of it 10 P ti ii: ' IVY uc uvi comes through for me, then I could afford to have an extra cabinet made and be able to pay for It. too. Seriously, that state's , tnt usut gsni So Pt lit IT III, ( ,,_, ON (1*604*5 58 Oh well, maybe If one of those '.nnsylvania lottery tickets - WISER'S 10 YR. '" ,.'3 MR. ED. KY. 1I*It.I built.. SM? (*5*04*8 5060 ABC RUM YR. TOM SIMS V ST. LEGER £ LICINT to 0&21 WINDSOR q 4.7 OUUT 1492t5uM - OLD HICKORY 1 Dunuossu1Ws S 1(011650 tos of Dali T$O'Y 11*1 PUIT*I vo , (010 \"af NICE And those personal senUmcnts also apply to eketriclans, bricklayers, truck drivers, etc. J can Just see all of those professional teachers, doctors and lawyers, shaking their heads and saying, "That's it, John... let 'em have it." B& L JACQUIN RUM , CERTIFIED 1.99. O (J V I UI It IMSOS IM $01CP wcvr. sUE iv hours. Ii.irtI MCHENRY 8 YR. HIGHLAND BREEZE ,-riS "LAW tub ME - ft Carpenter's.Unlnn calling for a wage Increase up to $9.70 an hour, by April 3, 1975. No offense intended, fellows.... but I can't bu t recall only one "Carpenter" who was worth that kind of money tor mare ). IN 50*1040 IT. 505*505 70 01. ION SINS $ Ti. KY. 3 ,J55 £1.95 r 011*11 CRAWFORD 3.lr X75 r EASSY W10 CAIADUJI 3....11 4U5 7501.54 toiau TOR 01113.. S.95 G" $ YR. COLD COACH KY. 3 ...1? 4195 P HIVED HOUSE 3 ....11 4175 75 01. CAJIADIAR SP1IS 5.71 .. 1195 4u SAXOKY YOOU 2. - 35.0 5MCERTIF1EDITW= 3...,14 5L35 rOT. mUDC$ LADE UL.. 11.95 5wit'i1"1Yr.35Blti1l$-31 3RUSgAyogiij 3,,.,r 3975 101. IcHEJIRY II YR. KY. 549 . 1195 P 111851* bAY 3.lr 3.l$ 59.75 r JACOUII BOlE) IIAU $11111 3.31 - 3975701. 11V YQOu 1*couii J49 , 61.95 ir 11 YR. BORD€D KT."1.95 ir IDWO) THE WORLD 12 YL&-.. 83.11 7501. JACOUII 1$ TL 541.... ILlS 4' AIC CHI-VDOU.Ruk 3...1r 41J$ 55 KY. TAYERk f YR PR. 3.,..11 41.75 r 011*11 TEACHERS IL.... 13.75 P 01. 10 Ti. 00(0 COACH 3...155 £1.95 P 01. JACOIJIN YOCU 3.., 11 51.95 ti:r'i 1.I,1I11L1 press my disapproval on IR GRANDDAO1J.WALKiRREO 414$ so OLD COLD 10 y - - - - -- .'- 5 ' ' , The School Board Tuesday took no action after Supt. John Angel recoeñdèd mm the board call for an election asking the voterS voters to approve a special four' mill tax levy to construct new - ' ______ ____ . -. - 'G'cifcith er' Cos ts = ,. .- - - II 1 1 17 1 1 P [10 10111 93' $ Ti. U. 411 Y% 1K schools in South Seminole County. The superintendent told board he believes "momentum In the southern part ot the county is such that if we can communicate the needs to people, they will approve By BILL sctyir - - ..------. *4. HEDGES BUTLER I. W. HARPER IMP. 1(01(5 12 YR. u,is: ST. LEGER WISER'S 10 YR WNLb1*11554KruC1 lit . , . GRANT'S 8 YR OLD FITZGERALD IMP, 1(01(5 . - 75' U5*' 11' icivurti ,. iii W.P115CM JACMBSS - I 'V MWUSU0lCa U' MAIut Usitl LIsefli ' ____________ Ddllary Library Association dessertjrtdge, 1 p. m, Civic Center: annual benfit for Library. K$TCI tt UI'IUIAI RU istits us I - CERTIFIED P5411*1 U SLiMS ( nI .', - - I.(AUF halt., . COITU lION 5114(0 t' 61 ' " WHITE HORSE çee,, 5Qc .14 ____ CQIO Clii , 1W. 1(01(5 12YLIMP.SCOTcH 'as A& CACAO.ANRUTTI_2"I 7.49, 89t. ______________________________ ;, ___ ____ ____ 11131 0F "M _____ 10 'I'. CAIVERT JACQUINS .s,u,sa cais CZ6*NMUOMLIt*M 3i r r: 4? YD _________________________ - ' 499 GUAIT 58'IM •" .rrr ;, .. Got a response from my Friday's comment that "there really isn't anything more Important in We than life itself........ Caller said. "The triumph ofgood over evil" Is more 1mmportant. Ah dunno ...... I'm the te who'd at least like to be around to see whether it was all worth the while. Hot" about you, folks' YSOP CONAC 12 YR. IMP. SCOTCH M "- CERTiFIED IILIMI VAT 69 GOLD IMP. StOICS ABC 8 YR. I P5*510 54(65 155 N'vt$Ou 11 '"' nwssa sovasos I lIr' lb.,l BACARDI OLD CROW I 1W ISANCI PN4WPI CAU&S"N C LOG By John A. Spolaki aacsrnase, t IT TN! CARLOAD AD ,' 'V..-. IW V ... T''fa ABC B YR. KY. 10 PR. VODKA I '_ I -.- in in. ru •4 $6 Pt ITS. ST. SIB ,,. ..,I (SMM au oat • PINCH IMP. TEQUILA ' JACQUIN "' 1 BENEDICTINLI, MAcun,, ' ' - " fl "T __ , ._w, •• " CANADIAN MIST VSOP BRANDY ____ - - - - £ BRANDY I it,. vat. I SAA April 2$ Tasting Luncheon sponsored by Paper Dolls, benefit South Seminole Community Ubrary, 11 am. to 2 p.m,, Altamonte Diapri educational building. " ui KY. TAVERN DANT 10 Yr.yELLOWSTON'l i,,. 399. I " ''.$Ili IQv5jI , . I&k "* JOHN ' VTS(MM ...%, 1W. 11,11 Services. "After the nurse told me I would have to come back to see a doctor I went home and tried telephoning doctors' offices and answering services but was unable to find a doctor. "My friend, Patty, came over and she tried calling the hospital emergency room to find out "I took Roxanne back to the emergency room at 7 p.m. but the Navy doctor did not arrive until about 7:15 p.m. "lie took the child immediately and aont font'd On Pg. 3-A Cal. I Angel' s Tax Levy Bid NlZzllltyvi IMP. tAMissa. - NM" 379 .UAIT ______ ____ IRIZAI KAHLUA *tt,T ___ :1!L- W11.1111111 _ AM KASS TRADE WINDS RUM..L. sxos - is why they could not obtain a doctor. They told Per it was not an emergency and there would be no doctor at the hospital until 7 p.m., but Patty got mad and told them she knew that somewhere in that hospital there was a doctor. "By then my baby was gasping for breath and shaking with convulsions. available and would not be until 7 p.m., when the Navy doctor comes on duty. "At first they acted like they didn't want to treat Roxanne but I showed them my Medicaid card I received from the Department of Family C chool Board Bypasses _ CLLk'D FLCIA : ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE,!3' ' - Roxanne Louise Smith. Sanford, was finally admitted to the hospital emergency room, the mother, Darlyn Smith, said when she returned 90 minutes later with the critically ill infant, _________________________________ ViSIT 'rout IEAUTIrUI 51W SWl5lN I'1441U " 2 133 £z *G$P.J r.J.SI [151 I "Finally, the Department of Medical Services arranged for me to see a doctor on Wednesday, March 8, and he said Roxanne had bronchial asthnui and gave her some medicine, "She see,iied all right until Thursday when she turned yellow and seemed to have trouble breathing. "I gave her the medicine but she threw it up. Finally I decided to take the child to the hospital emergency room at around 5:30 p.m. "I told the nurse about ltoxanne's breathing difficulty but she told mc there was no doctor The child died approximately four hours later after two doctors and a number of nurses worked to save the tiny bundle. The trying experience of a mother seeking medical help for her only child has Left a never. to-be-forgotten impression. In her own words: "1 tried for several days to find a doctor for my baby but the doctor's secretaries said they were not taking any new patients. I asked them to recommend a doctor I could see but they .said they could not. stuart. george I ,,, . ' 3.99 ouan 47 e Copier as, at 1 TO'S 8[LDW - _______________________ ' SUMS Hospital Revises Emeraencv Policy BY nut, SCOTT An eight month old girl died of acute bronchitis March 9 at Seminole Memorial Hospital's emergency room. The baby's 18-yearold mother claims she was unable to receive medical treatment for the child earlier In the day because there was not a doctor available for emergency room duty. 1y dry... nohquids, or chemicals r::H MW 00 ,' ft ,± 1I BARCLAY DLI) THOMPSON on health insurance - t ) Takes only 12% b 18% on your desk. Whs only 19 lbs. Easily moved. Operates on reur current. Copies letters. pages bound in books., an printed ma terial including colors. Corr 1 e te . LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER "MI 00 THWU Th'DA1 PRICES IBuaIflhsaI$54 um Do bug 1001 'r Desk CS £O u 1W. 5S&C1 putusPi Ut IllS lit LOWD ) PR. GIN naiL Infant Brings Change I,l VSOP BRANDY 86 PR. SCOTCH Iii (sitU ER $055 SALt BuMS IIslitsol c"l JOSE GASPAR Ill3 a IIIIIII3 fat the delivery of health care services. Both are based on pri, vaLe insurance. The reason for the chununlWASHINGTON - Some Democrts and Republicans mesa between administration want to have legislation eztab. official Richardson and somelishing a national health Insur- times obdurate Democrat Mills ante program paaed by Con- is that the White House recog. gress bdure they tart the tot. n.zes It Is Mills' Wai and eriin the November, 1972, elec- Means Committee that must get the legislative ball rolling Lions Sickness has became a lux- an a new health plan. in addition to controversy ury that only the well-heeled over what should go Into the can Ulfard i::id this h ounts for these range the growing public support for various plans some sort of z,auonal health In- from Sen Russell B Long's. 1)LA., conservative proposal of swam-i'. Once widely condemed as federal government help only "socialized medicine," the con- for victims of catastrophic cept has gamed respectability Illness to Sen. Edward M. in the wake of soaring costs for Kennecb"s, 1)-Mass, proposal for cradletograve coverage -. health care delivery, There are some fresh signs there is the matter of timing. Cuitgres.I will recess for the that Conjrs may get crackDemocratic National Coning on the issue: On March 3, House Ways venticm in July and would like and Means Committee ChtAr- to adjourn before the Bubliman Wilber D. Mills, 1)-Ark., can National Convention in late rweawo his ideas for a ia- August. Senate and Hoiae heeds ticmal health plan which Indude jw'k1ng Medicaid in !- ',u!d like to .p a piat-vention session and certainly vor of a better plan and irn. proving existing health jy. want to avoid a "lame duck" sitting after election. ante protection. That will crimp the session Secretary of Health. Edocation and Welfare Ethc* L and put it squarely upto Mills' Rithardsan an Mardi S hailed cotrinittee and the Senate FlMills' remarks as offering nsnc,Cizmunitteeutowhether rt,ai hc thit the Huse will health care gets consideration. Any kgialaticxi establishing a paza responsible health insurante legislation this year." national health lxisuraoce proRichardson noted that Mills' gram mud start In Mills' comtev, like the administra- mittee, which has responsibiltin's. seeks It, reinforce and Ity for originating all revenueImiwose the prudinr fffl raISInt measures. . ' fi -. JACLJIN SAXONY _____ AprIl20 Seminole County Republican executive committee. 6 p.m., Seminole Junior College room James 207-8 iover the libruryi. Sanford: Rudolph Z. Johnson J. Harvey C. Broadway Julia BS'OWD MirandaBurt Morris Hansen Esther Kinard Mrs. Otis Wellon end baby girl Walter C. Roehner, Deltona Antmme Ferreira, Deltona Watson M. Reel, Lake Mary Mrs. Robert Brewer and baby girl, Lake Mary Sally Ann Parish, Geneva Henry S. Willet, Qiuluota John S. Henley. Titusville Pauline M. Gilbo, Death Of ____ Lii T 1* le , ROYAL DELUXE Altamonte Springi Homemakers. 9 a.m.. Firs S&L rrrr,. Wednesday, April 12, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 6.4th Year, No. 168 Price 10 Cents Isis LASTS ISIS DAYS MOW-, SPIlL 10Th T$1S SAT.. APRIL 151W l'Lö.' ROYAL DELUXE ThI% SLIMS of Corrunerce. April 14-15 Shrint ?PCT sale. Federal Springs. place). PAUL JONES r. Toastmistress Club, 8 p.m., Chamber frrath - 4I1l 15'.I"1:l 4lIFULL Seminole County Democratic executive committee, $ P.m., room 211. SJC. il 4 . ,,.,, Hospital Notes Admissions - LZ- Seminole Calendar Suburban Republican April ii monthly Deflury Civic Association, Women's Club 7:30 p.m., speaker, Circuit meeting, 7:30 p.m., First - ___~ ..,, , tax, the exemptions didn't go "The subjects of every state With April 15 Just around the recognise It. In 1913, exemptions were bek'w $2,000 for married and ought to contribute toward the corner, more than 70 million Mnrrlcnns have tiled or will file $3,000 for a single Individual and II fYI) for single taxpayers. And support of their government the highest rate In proportion It, the revenue 'ou hear lot about "11w IPMNI incotlie tax returns. Many of $4,000for a married person, and Il per cent was up to $4,000. which they respectivelyenjoy." old ulnys." Songwriters have these are husbands filinq Joint since not many single people on taxable Income Smith's view, however, was war, the rates on the than 13,000 a year And after a de more given songs nostalgic lines like husband-Wife returns, which m individual Income thx were that the same rate should hate wedded pair II was a lucky than twoand that more "Those were the days, my means been right after the departure didn't reduced again! friend," anti. "those dear, dead thirds of all U.S. adults are who insile $4,000, the tax is from the Garden of Eden To go 'way bock. the theory It did hit a lot of people. Those rite. annual Involved in this days beyond recall." a that not established, but it was The federal Income tax as we hit paid I Per cent of their in- behind the income tax was There really were "good old centuries social matter of concern to $20,000. The it represented a form of days." you know, although know It came into being in 1913, come up cent -- on Justice --- based on equity, before Christ. there are not too ninny around with completed ratification of maximnwn was 8 per Re'Ieve it or not. for about SO benefits received and ability to of over $500,000. to the Imoows Amendment of the 18th with personal memories Americans paid no years War 1, pay. l'ven (luring World them. Proof ; There really was a ('ofLStitUtIOfl, flack up a minute; or i1 all federal Even Adam Smith's 18th few years It" which followed Just it tax as we know time when Americans paid no "11w income othetw". is a bad phrase. We'd never after imposition of the income Century conception was that Income tax. By SAM STFWAIIT Copley News Sert ire - --------- ____--. - . W ~, . - - __ U,ok him fiflingadish with waler when the first crash hit I X&fl strike in the into the living room tosee what leach but had happeziedto our poor dog. t move "It's all tight," I called back We tried reasoning with him. to Peggy. "He just knocked , Look over a lamp." to ULUJ.4C. aOU and it's IaIWIa Another crash. "What was don t want to get wet. Come th that'" shouted Peggy th us e warm house wi "He knocked over another th Elroy was unznoed. We tried lamp. I think it's actually gglng tail that does IL" There was a sake Elm' big thump. :It wis We' it's cold 'wet out tying down. soaked old boy. getting fl i tn my back on him for a II please come really Please, minute and there was a Nothin Ioid crash. got an, . Bribery is "What did he do now?" yelled - ' -. -. . - lfb fil w*;a Wee as far we did. cut his walk short and U 47 Ai '1 r 4 I I 0 a as '•.. - 0 It As on as we got borne he knew how long he wanted to went on an inspection tour of walk about C wan owhousewhilewewenttntothe •--- :- -- - two adults, like us, could handle We put him. We were confident, too-not very bright, maybe-but he pulled us out into the night. C started running ewrywtwe holding onto the leash. So we bought Elroy He came It was clear Elroy was the one complete with papers and an eating abtrd AW ____ 1r , ' ':ded for nomination: DernocraLs 1,509, iublicans 674. humphrey, meanwhile, announced his op position to the Nixon administration's massive stepup in the air war in support of the Sou th \ setnamese. "I'm not saving we should stop all bombing, Humphrey to!d a news conference in Cincinnati Monday. I'm in favor of it to protect our troops in their withdrawal." g I - -. We H a NO d Once, Personal Income Tax ' I ~V - ~Wy ~__ -w' ___ F - - . - L '- T1T! N E - g' - Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey 23 Rep. Shirley Chisholm 7 Sen. Henry M. Jackson I Rep. ilbur D. Mills I Uncommitted 93 nweUn I _ - , I. I . - jR office. 11 - committed. Florist and post ". "- t.jj Federal __ .. -.1 - in the Floiida primary. The current tabulation, Democrats: e Sen. Edmund S. "en George McGovern 951 GOV George C. Wallace 75 I . . lace is in third Alabama Gov. George C. delegates won place seiv on the strength of Nixon. rne inwhile. has 128 delegate votes in ine for the Aug. 21 Republican convention, No other Republican has won any delegates, thou gh delegates still remain in cided column. Significantlythe largest single bloc of Democratic delegates is the 193 who remain Un- .. 1' ' - Judge Dominick SaIIimunhty Center. " .. H' ni. e!cp " '!'.te'd ! ie-e on top of After several unaccesaful vies at getting him to sep beside the bed, I fi nally pulled the sleepy dog out of the bedroom and loelred the door l dog. Peg. not inetai ii iiw i* "He got up," Ishouted back. So I got Elroy's birdba th dish "How could he make that and set It just inside the door so much noise just getting Up?" he could gee IL WS kGE1S Elmy "He knock ed the 'IV over while That did IL He came right Saint Bernard, had only one bed trislde.He walked UPtothC dish. doing was he hablt,jiecordtngtotheladywho I set the television haCkUp opened his mouth and tflhalNl soldhtmtous. turned itonto see tfltstill the food. -He isa sort oia and Imanhe didn't chew ttor worked.Itdd.AndfOrElrOy,it ghhoiuse." she explained. at first sight. He sat anything, he just sort of sooped was love ed and stared Into the tube, it right Into his stomachwas a puppy the lady hadn't down giving it his undivided at"If he eats li ke that, what are minded that he ran Into we going to do?" asked Peggy. everything and everybody. But , "What are we going to feed him .He likes TV," I shouted to now that he had grown into a Peggy. after all hit, horwmneat'S gone" in his 21)0-pound dog he "Reu1' she said. "What's fun-loving way. playful "I don't know," I said. watching?" knocked out her two-year-old he "Dc r'on Derby."' • 'Mabe he'll eat bill colk'cson. But anon Elroy beCL'w: bor ed thin. So it was the auction block for wi th television. He planted Whe n it was time to go to bed, poor 1roy wife, at the front door and we thought it would be nice tO himself and I were buying him for gave us the 'you-better-take- let Elroy sleep In the bedroom air.azlngl) tow price o so , - mwa have br, " look fl me lady was comaeru a leash on Etroy. By R7CH SEELEY (X)PLEYNEWSSERVICE . Tied Weigh ty Problem Poses - - irv -- t . i '' "GETCHA PAPER .,. I—- READ ALL ABOUT Ii!'__ hydrant with a fine of $18 and By JANE CASSELBERRY " ' Som e Film Fans For Car Parking the vehicles are Shriners from Bahia Temple surround hirs. Betty hiartindill of the Parking places have been at a premium in Seminole Plaza since the showing of the film, "The Godfather," began at the Seminole Cinema. Some of the theater-goers have come out after watching the chilling tale _____________________________ of life with the Maflato find . memr cars missing at least, to 24 who tha t Is what ha nnexin happened to park in the vicinity offire hydrants. Casselberry Police Chief George Karcher reported today the matter came to a head THE recently when the police and e O fire departments responded to a bomb threat at the theater and By MARION HKTIIEA found fire lanes blocked. Il-VEAIt-OLI) THE epileptic stepAI.TAMONTE SP R INGS- He said he is working In granddaughter of a prominent city official is Council has authorized City Att- cooperation with Fire Chief found alive and In good health by two deputies orney S..3. Davis to prepare an Roger Hasooli and the who followed auto tracks and footprints through ordinance annexing the Lake management of Seminole Plaza Destiny tract being developed to make conditions safer for the a wooded area where she had been dumped by by Baldwin Development general public. Str ingent law her abductor. Company. enforcement is called for, The development, which will especially with the record be known as the Lake Destiny crowds packing the theater, he SAYING Florida's new corporate tax and Inapartments, is contiguous to pointed out. flatlon have necessitated a rate increase, a Spring Lake hills in a county. Casselberry police are issuing zoned 10 area. The developer citations for those found Florida Power Corp., official testifies in support requested the same zoning in parking within 15 feet of a fire of an 11.4 per cent annual rate hike for his thee city. company. Include a 248-unit apartment complex on the 21.86 Progress Report acres. Twstory buildings will MAXIMUM security measures are planned for be featured, and residents will Capt. Billy Lyons of the President Nixon's visit to Ottawa Thursday luive the facilities of It $50O.000 Salvation Army reports unuthe. clubhouse and also a bout dock, $2,200 was reported Tuesday on The developers indicated they the building fund drive, which is will pay their utility lee Ins in Its last week. Total funds FLT'I'UItA INC. and its agent, Charles Tunnicliff, miiediately to escape the received to far, $181,425 leaving are fined $750 apiece as the first parties conmoratorium to be Imposed for $68,575 to reach goal. victed in federal court of defying President 90 days In 11-3 areas Mayor Lawrence Swofford Nixon's price freeze. told Council that traffic will be no problem since the Index developmert is adjacent to the in. Area deaths ...............2* FOR THE FIRST time since the Legislature Boulevard Maitland h1ri't .' . 10A krchjttge. developed funding formulas to provide equal It was pointed out the Calendar ..................(IA dollars for equal education in all counties, some buildings will be terraced since Classified ads ......... 12A.I3A Florida school systems may get less state aid the land slopes toward the lake. COtfliC5 .................. HA than they got the previous year. The developers plan to make Crossword puzzle ------10* application for building permits Dr. Crane .......11* Dear Ahoy . lOA within two mon ths. -Councilman Thomas Radloff, Edltoriaicoiiunent .........4A 10* who cast the only opposing vote, Entertaintii.snt Horoscope - 10* Yesterday's high 82 low 54. WEATHER again pressed for referral of hA annexation to the city Planning Ilospltal notes Generally fair, highs mostly in BUS, low In GUS, Zoning Board but Swofford Public noticcs ...........8* and Th understorms rumbl ed across the Midwest negated this action by the Society ...................9A today in the wake of tornadoes and high winds statement that since no zoning Sports ............ ..... 8A-7A that hammered parts of Missouri and IllIroIs, Change was requested there TV .......................10* causing one death and more than 20 injurIes, was no reason for the referral. Vegetatilenierket ....... IlA Herald's advertising department to give her the "honor" of purchasing the first paper in the shrine's annual newspapt. sale to benefit the organization's 19 orth opedic and three burn treatment hospitals. Th ey will be peddling their papers Friday and Saturday all over the county. Last year $3,000 was raised, Left to right Pat Miller, V. A. Adams, Mrs. Martindill, Ed Turner, and Ray Williams. ___ _ __ _____ - bang towed additional millage." Jean Bryant, board vice chairman, advised a delay of one year to allow for a drop In the present mlllage so the taxpayers will not feel the increase. Angel replied the school system needs $2 million for construction of a North Orlando elementary facility; an addition to the new Lake Brantley High School and enlargement of Jackson Heights Into a middle school. He stated the construction money is needed regardless of whether Seminole goes to a 45. 15 extended year or remains on Headlines Inside HERALD A Law Is rd before the mnlllage election and he replied, "It would depend on what king of program we have," A.F. Keeth. chairman, disagreed with Mrs. Bryant and stated the logical thing wouki be bask for thn millage this year. Mrs. Bryant replied she does not want to spend money for a mlllage election that would not pass Stuart Culpepper stated he wanted to change the priorities and place a middle school in the Lake Howe ll area this year conventional scbwl year. rather than Jackson Heights. __ t:.Vt , away The owners must pay an additional $25 to get them back. . Karcher has appealed to the management to put up signs and they ha ve begun painting the fire lane markings. 4 _____________ .., Mrt hr,a.i' iikttl lulartce officer Walter Teague 11 the county could wait another year -. . A' - g red - Herald -' - _______ - - - SGT. 1-cl KENNETH A Jackson, newly assigned Army recruiter to Sanford. presents a live-day, tournight paid vacation (from tim, pert.rnally) for one of six spots in Florida to John Fehr for the Fleet Reserve. The Fleet Reserve. In turn, will auction the vacation at the Sanford Naval Air Station reunion June 24 for benefit of the Seminole Zoological Society. �-.-,_ —MFMM - ._ r._ --'_ ---------.- -:_ ::.- ."._ -_ .- .-----.-. - - -. ...- - - - ._j_ =--..---- , .. . - =- - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 12, 2A—The SAnford Herald W,dnr.tv. April Relent Later 90 12, 1972 And Altamonte Puts Clamp On Expansion 11 ,Is - They finally relented, but * of them carried out the order only after they were told their absence would endanger arwther U.S. unit dready in the area, the reluctant troops felt the path they had to take to get to the position was loaded With boot)) the US. Command said none of the In aigor soldiers actually refused to Flo Into the field or S tad At men * u Is s ttç i - - 4 -. ..-..: - SANFORD CHAMBER IWDUSIPIM. TWIWTY- FIVE 'b N COMMERCE - - -. ____________ Club members V. Mercer, Ray Maltby Boosters . John and Gordon Meyer appeared at un to make a third the request for financial assance to up.dte the stadium. Thelundswillbeuiedto Install a new lighting system similar to that at L)1DaU Schools field In addition, the board voted to allow the Boosters to spend $96 $5000 remaining from authorized a year ago for a wire fence around the stadium. _ . __________ _____ - . ____ - TV that's what'll greet all of the Commerce, the Industrial 25 co-chairmen Reg WELCOME travelers on Auto Train as they arrive at the Howe (left) and Alex McKlbbin Sr. are showrl Sanford terminal, following their train-ride admiring the latest promotional effort of the south from th e Washington, D. C. area. A chamber. project of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Show Polk nole OKs T -- - _____ -. - • the w.3,. ___ ______ - - - ___________ - 10 - _ ndle passed the two-billion dollar snack with a total of The increase was 62 per cent over 1970. Harness racing also provided a I 11 a a a a a a a a a a a aa basis. New York collected 1*3.9112*0 of this revenue but IeiVId.mm t sis million has than in 1970 when there was no off-track betting in the slate. cart EACH VALUES -4 - _ Incident you "It really bothers me walk Into a hospital and have to beg for help. "What Is the answer?" (Editor's note: Because the health and welfare of all Is of I I '. - i, 99 VALUE a a a a a a a a - a a a aaaaa aaaaa a a aa a -___________________________________________ BEADS 170: - - r- ii a 5 - -v -r-- N L 3 7! 4,7G. I TIMED IIUAU ASPIRIN 68 ____________________________________ if a I M11117-11: Fastest Growing _ rtuhl I_41J .—\ SLIM MINT : 1 VALUS I I aMIT*5ILLUS I For -- ,-c.ri•If control )pO'iCatiØI On. 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VALUE 8 + aa a a aaaa a a a a a a a a a a a a LONG & SILKY 917c — a aa a a aaa 5 1 ': Ja a a $ FOOD EACH a aa aa a IM:I'Ek'l'J 'Ii) _________________ a a aa a a a- - a a , I _ lost nO1CitCII.,, VALUE a a' a a a a a a a a a a a a - I:1('l'UI'IEI ________________ op Ia 99 $I a a a a a a a a a a a a a a - a a a, a a a a 7'PV rarnI, diamsts' tuUOf I GAS CAN VALUE - 1rIr ____ FLIPPER LAWN SPRINKLER 201010 loot S.UOw&t , 88 I .11 1, a a a a a a a a a aa a a a a a a a _ SILVER I 7—T . 1 1 - -- a a a — — a — a a a a a a a a a a 7 - I-I MEN'S HA IR telephone call from a woman, I Year $11.00 - . I 771UE _____________ a a a -a _ thought to be Mrs. Smith, was Subscription Rates by 1 rI' 1 _______ ATH OIL I Published Daily, except Siturday. Sunday and Christmas, published Sat. urday precesding Christmas by The Sanford riviald. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford Fla., 3777 1 . .fl.t,. ._\PLAYING CAR aaaaaa- — — a a a - a a : • • I left the hospital and by the time he could be located and return, it would be time for the Navy doctor to come on duty. 'I asked her to go to the cashier's office and sign the child In. I don't know where she went after I told her to make I 0 urrangenients with the cashier. 4 "l.atcr, about 6:15 pm.. a The Sanford FOR - r aaaaaa_aaaaa_aaaaaI : ca EACH I $ emergency room about 5:30 p.m. with the baby and asked for a doctor. "I inquired what doctor had seen the baby and she told me. I then Informed her that her doctor was not available on Thursdays but a Navy doctor qb would be on duty at p.m. '1 also Informed her we had a doctor on ll but he had just ' $ 100 RIG 344 9 about "Mrs. Smith came to the - - a a a a a a a - a ______ sils LIMIt i aaaaaaa a aa iq COVER GIRL MAKE UP ' $1 5 !_ ..Conpact 1 a - a a 970 11 i's I'l ALU! RIGHT I Nancy staff chief, from which the the following Information Incident was gleaned.) The emergency room nurse on duty, Nancy St.anky stated: • 01 CIRCUS 'PEANUT with hospital officials, Nurse Stanley and Dr. C. F. Brooke Smith, hospital medical lip t"M_LrI(IU1_P I. . - utmost concern to this newspaper, The Herald discussed the mother's story - - - a-aa a-- aaraaa a ——— a a a a - a a a a a a a - a flUtra(II I child's life. after Carrier. Westi.35 EN 4i IL • at Sanford, Florida 3217 1 pari-mutuel $3 TWIN PaPS 5ofld 11555 losma, Paid the 17 states where the sport operates on I £ a- I : ,,,• ___ Iii If b,at'et ,j .astebaict3, E BARS I 7 Poll Pi ___ - ICE MILK BARS reaction 11110 $C ,., till J I :I('1'1 the mother's eyes preventing her from continuing the sbry). Later after composure, Danlyn Smith explained her to the nightmarish Attendance soared to 77.103.145 or an Increase of Ii per cent over 1970 The betting _____ ';a,, a a aa - a a - - PLASTIC HOUSEWARES ______ MIXED NUTS C790 V lcu:rn 53 VALUC - — a aa • • _______________ 13 02 CAN - - 4 PA$1I TISSUE _I1l(1TLLJ a aa a a a - a a - a a a a a a a a a a a a - - a a a - _________________ ______ - ____ — THE FIRST Lake Mary directory, sponsored by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, Includes a telephone directory, a street re included, as are dirrtlury, a dvic arid church ogntic emergency telephone numbers and a street map of Lake Mary. It may be Purchnsed at any store. Mr, and Mrs. John Watson, of Sanford Setaial service, which printed the directory, are shown with Kay Sassman, secretary of the Lake Mary C of C. as she presents the first directory to James H. Collins, pa.t president. (Ann 1.9iirw'7knwk1 Photo) a1 a - aa I S S11 is VALUE Ii V I WAGON GRILL id, DELSEY DIAPIIS VALUE BUDDY I. MOOtI 02 II VALUE 9c riii1ui:I a aaaa a a aa was not here but • Rozanne died, Dr. Smith also pointed to the "The day lives that had been saved I received the amnapshots I had many head on as a result of the hospital's taken earlier of her. She room. '4.i her pretty yellow dress and was emergency _ so pretty. (The tears welled In __________________________ ',.. ow Kn ____________ ,rrii c'mu-ss in m.' rim etmi fTw4C* a L. __ ir __________ M george stuart ES PAMPERS T ,T . a - a --------- - - ______ w 49csac • received and I told her the • doctor on call ——a PROTEIN 21 SHAMPOO - be about 7 p.m." Dr. Smith stated a change has 'Later, the Navy doctor came f hark and asked me If the baby been made in the emergency room handling of patients age ' ia twa.s th I knew my baby was dead. I was two and under. He said hospital personnel crying, but I looked at the clock will be informed to always call a and saw it was midnight. "Roxamme's dea th certificate doctor if there Is none available child under two gave electrolyte Imbalance and whenever acute bronchitis as the cause of years is brought into the dea th but a doctor told me it emergenc y room. In giving a medical opinion, was mucous in her "Roxanne's father and lare Dr. Smith stated he doubted separated but I called him in whether the child would have California to tell him what survived if there had been c, happened. At first he would not doctor on duty earlier to ad. believe it, so the next day I sent minister aid. lie pointed out that two him a telegram, lie arrived eral physicians had worked over un f We the da after her because he had to hitch-hike all four hours In trying to save the - - By a a a ,.Ja 4 oz outside, s s _ o srrmooth arid ecny, it's hko n'ir cc. -1" your ears. Chock-full of "most I'aturc- like Magic' Margin controls, Maic' Motrr seaks, Touch Contrrd' wk-t -.r. Mrwme (oIurnrn et and C1."ar, Push.Ft'mctt--n Var4 d,ir' l.mn., Spacer. DAYTIME Ws CREAM I PO(t (i1lJsJJ we would have a doctor I went Into a room across the hail available at 7 p.m. and, by the with Roxanne while I w.mlted time she returned here, It would - - 1 another doctor came In and they - - anged Comnd. From Page 1 Area Deaths c - ICE C 6 a a aaaa a a a Po I c y Hospital, I D 9c I.I rmPT SIzE : ransi lks Typc' 1JII('I'U'II) _______________________ HALF GALLON ALCOHOL - Will Join Authority i VALUE 70 Per Cent Isopropyl ". : !IN r. (' 0 ll In their crates after having Sheriff John Polk said the 10 completed 471 and examined sti Minute S Sunday television 1,357 separate exhibits, many ( been received for more than a Its awn money, to consthict a _ year by a Wisconsin law endressing room for visiting wiuth depicted fOFCtlflCfltIZflIt, Polk said, "Any program football team. Law Enforcement Polk stated radio equipment Administration Assistance whether it be federal or stste, Boosters also were granted to be ordered for use In the the right to sell fence adrants to law enforcement will have those who will abuse it communication set-up wilibe vertising at the stadium with 9 t ager.&s as wasting taxpayers' but I feel that the 60 Minute used and hopefully housed In the m Program was mianted." the returns hieing used toward money was slanted. new county courthouse In the In the television retirement of the stadium to re operation. He also was inin,' we just refuse to pay," said DOT has endorsed the part Polk, whose efforts,, since By ANN S1tOWSKI t becoming sheriff In 196*, has which is handled by CBS Civil Defense sector. ange, Os.la of the obliption. terested In the question of Vthlen said. Abidds'COnfrZnce11t)th%g An additional request for Glatttng said the local Seminole Counties and rtsulted In receipt of nearly newsmanMjkeWallace,lcenes called with representatives Following a series of signing the agreement before funds to construct new *m$tiII* meetings between the East the by-laws are adopted. governments will be In control. recognizes the need for local $347,000 for a regional crime -etc shown of radio from several communication was deferred until Acting Chairman Sidney The authority would need to goverrunent to have a traxIt latatory at Sanford Airport Central Florida Regional equipment manufacturers ' and an additional $110,000 for All approved moneys Will be Planning Council and the Vihien referred to the article in come each six months to the system. TI Will not expected to submit bids for the from a new school t**4IeI ef. Seminole County Board of the agreement regarding the 2o- counties for appropriations, organization but serve as a county-wide communications, county units, .tmlcla will allot and pivot for operation. lective July I. progress fl fr the Law Enforcunoot Ccsnmissloners, the question ci year life requirement. "Is it the review $30,000 for Sanford, $7,000 for Canton Henley, lns I'. Commissioners John Kin). Administration Assistance whether Seminole will join the obligation ci the cranny to live operathswl procedures. .SlelbcfTY and the remalnln* School principal, According to Mince, the braigh, Ed Yarborough and girt, stated the television newly created Regional Mass with this authority in good or $133,000 for the county. MRS. ANNIE LEONARDY board that Lyman Boosters no Transit Authority was ap- bad Limes or has It an option to contract does not commit the Vthlen voted for Seminole to program was slanted in such a The sheriff concluded that the Mrs Annie Leonardy, 11, of longer will be responsible for proved, county top..y the S5,aWr Slate enter into the transit agruement way as to cast docibit In people's back out at any time!" d crime lab actually had saved 01 714 Magnolia Avenue Sanfor providing upkeep of that field Glatting said that a two-thirds Department Of Transportation with Orange and 05"011i mi nds. The question was prcaented e died Monday night. She was a taxpayers money, since It has since five football teams in by Jack Gutting, of the Plan- vote would allow the county to has been cooperative. Vthien Counties Davis voted "no." i n the program, scenes wer shown of Brevard County native of Osteen and lived In helped obtain guilty pleas, thus addition to Lyman also will be nbC Council, who told the get out at any time. "The Sheriff Leigh Wilson stating he Sanford for 57 years. She was a avoiding having to try the cases using the facility this year. Cogor -, the agency will Authority has total dependence member of First United In court at an estimated $100 per Henley stated Lyman meet USTXSTOW and hopes to on the members for funding. would not apply for the reiai day cost which Is paid by local a waste Methodist Church, Sanford. Boosters had provided $W.W0 take final action on the mem- Each time you contribute. it is a Zoo Operator moneys since they She is survived by one taxpayers. ci money. worth ci Improvements to that bership of the Authority, vote of confidence for the stSdlUlfl and itill in in p0 Mid no one unmpW to nephew. John H. Morrison, FE (range and OsoIa Counties authority, which can be Waycross Ga. and several "We will discusswith r contact him xi already have joined amid have fective only with the M Lake Brantley High School for provided S5,0M MONUMENT CO Job Off' ernie laboratory, which is now 1I'EIdI)k'CtS Mid nethews. Wa is tt and confidence of ' Funeral services were held be utiuized by 10 counties, is the use of the Lrman stadium annamnt inilhcated as recessar)' _____ today at 11 am. at Bnisson ____ earlier The,day after the parks 0yfl111&'l' but our Boosters have advised for each ci the three counties. per. doing. According to a recomat vered director dis ____ co th Funeral Home with Rev. they will no longer be rripon- This amount will help to defray mendatlon by Assistant County A third quarter report t___ Sanford City Manager W. E. ions other than city employes rune lab chemist William H. Thomas Osteen arid Rev. Julius sthte for the cleanups after the o t cm organization, filing Attorney Howard Marsee, Country Ck* Road Byers officiating. Burial in Knowles said today the Sanford had been given keys to the __ Ragsdale games," Henley added. the showed of the agreements, and article allowing amendments t Municipal Zoo will be ope rating Knowles said M Hood w' The board voted approval for negotiating laboratory received r cases, Everareen Cemetery. aws at any time by a $5,000 expenditure to buy contracts with the Orlando two-thirds vote was stricken as usual desplte the decision of asked to locate those keys football equipment for the new ri-ansit Authority or owne other from the document. ,dar,ee Willis Mae Hood, zoo operator, not to allow them to be given to Lake Brantley High twit. group to put the authority In said he wasn't really sure U to "walk off" the job Tuesday persons not employed by the City. afternoon. business. These are one-time such an article Is legal. Knowles said Harry Smith BALD F.AGLE CENSUS vilgen said the intent is to policy actiom John Clotting said that If the total enter contract agreement to and Larry Harper, City emAUSTIN, Tex. 1AP1 Audubon 16 ployes. will be working with Smith. Texas Parks and Wild- amt the gnony ($15,000) form an authority to James Jernigan. city Parks and life Department non-game biol' Is not required for these the transit system on April 14. the Field Trip ogist, plans to count the bald arrangements, the balance will at which time the new authority recreation director, to glen and opiev left in either be placed In esa'ow in' would adopt the operating toooperating under normal Texas On Apr. 20 regulations and by-laws. "We He will have some help He returned to the counties. The City manager stated Mrs. Davis felt the agreement could be Commissioner Al Seminole Chapter, Florida has mailed 900 letters arid ques ere Is no ser- Hood left the zoo, after fortronanes to field personnel and continued to object to the worked out. If th towarding a note to Jernigan Audubon Society, will meet for .000 to conservation organiza possible use of the old Orlando vice, there is no obligation t be advising him. "Today ismylast a field trip and picnic at the uonu such as the National Audu- Transit Authority, since it has pay. Seminole County The zoo operator Geneva home of Mrs. Edle shown itself to be a losing forced to fund If we are 'done- day." bn Society WinCheU an April 30 any time prciousiy had resignation, effective in May, after 10 am. Members and but City Commissioners Gordon friends are invited. They are Myer and A. A. MK1anahan reminded to provide their own La d attempted to persuade her lunches as well as chair's and tables to change her mind. The previous Audubon field Meyer quoted Mrs. Hood as saying she would reconsider her trip aboard the Noah's Ark resignation for reasons of poor proved to be a deIljhtfW cxpenience for nature lovers. The health if she could be free on _________ weekends. In yesterday's weather was Ideal and there t K note, Mrs. Hood advised Jer- were many approving cunnigan. "You said you could get menU as to the spaciousness of 0 help any time I wanted to quit, this well appointed vessel. I soldecldedlcouldn't work fir Aside from the attending regular chapter members hnd you any longer." les their guests there were society j had talked with Jernigan members from Fern Park, 'Ti Winter Park and Mt. Dora. The regular April meeting _________ TROTS will be held on April Z7 at 2 p.m. ___ ___________ at the parish house of Holy SET Cross Episcopal Church, 400 _t RECORD Magnolia Avenue. Af ter the __________________________ _ _________________________ dr_________ C&LUM,(JS. (A.ao (A1 Records were set In 1971 for will be presented. attendance and wagering at the Refresiunents will be aessed rations par$.mutsel harness by the DeBary committee. racing tracks, reports the U. S. Trothug Association. Se - 4,:, I :rI('l'l ilTJ tIM are C Boosters will use this fund. plus $ (?(I 9 -, the controversial Manager Ronald Bergman, technical difficulties have li "Frank n Properties" which have caused recent con. delayed the annexation of these 'Slanted,' Sheriff - Price - developed residentially and "Market Square" shopping commercially for planned unit mall and apartment complex. It previously had been expected : development (PU!)). that Butler Plaza and the which ordinar.ce In a second Foxcroft Apartments also • had Its first reading only, ed with Market ofSemtf101a would be annex parceLsolandsouth Jloulevard were considered. Square but, according to City Infant Says 4tiiarI'i '"'" 436 south of the Lake Howell east of SR 436. This is the proposed Arms apartments and will be acreage for the ... . 1.orj 4 sterna (ion on the part of area two. residents opposed to apartment In further action, Council develop ment in the city. When authorized City Attorney __________ ________ 11gimlar -. - Lindstrom arrived in Saigon today from Bangk ok, and said: "We are, as of today, issuing an ultimatum to Mr. Nixon that ei ther he secures the release of at least some prisoners or war in the next 30 days or we will do it ourselves." Lindstrom, a nondenominational clergyman from Prospect Heights, Ill., said his force of 118 men, if formed into a combat group, would be commanded by one of the European mercena ries. _________ -- - Royal Sabre Portable 6 China . r.. - Th,kr's You a Mater of' the Keyboard . Cassel berry ixon He said his group has no plans to raid major POW camps or to make forays ~ .------ - -- -------------- - - - __ The School Board spend up to O,OOO to renovate the present Lighting system at Sanford Municipal Stadium where Seminole High, Crooms and Sanford Naval H High Academy play their home I xtball games. The action came after San- * The chairman of the "Remember the Pueblo Committee" SAIGON (AP) the release of some U.S. said today tha t unlessPresident Nixon secu prisoners held by the Vietnamese Communists within 30 days, a brigade of American Vietnam veterans and foreign mercenaries will make raids on small 0 P.O.W. camps to fee prisoners. The Rev. Paul Lindstrom told a newsman a force of 118 men—including 13 mercenaries from Britain, France and Belgium—is ready to go into action within four to six weeks of an order calling them together. They include veterans of fighting in the Congo, Algeria and Malaya, he said. Lindstrom said he has learned that 64 U.S. military personnel have been trans. ferred from Communist custody in Laos to internment In China since October. Some are on a collective farm near the Laotian border, he said. Lindstrom told The Associated Press that the Douglas MacArthur brigade, formed in January 1971, has drawn up plans to raid smaller prisoner of war camps. of them He would not say precisely where these camps are but indicated most are in Laos. into - ?74*41' $ FII,q ed To 71 those developers desiring envisioned "plenty ofactivity" 1xiinte(I out that the "key" to the requested by Council and the Exempt from the moratorium building permits have until neat during this lime, and saId tie rnornlciriuntm Is the fart that resolution will be presented an 1W area for 90 days ALTAMONTE SPRINGS had numerous liie ntr'acly pledged service In next Tuesday. City Council yesterday "pol. are time developers who have 1\u'iIny In pay their fees, and already The ti'sottitlnn, as it now limed up" a resolution which paid their fees for water and those not complying before this telephone tails i-am erning the lumving pattI their utility deposit exempt and that only future stands, encompasses the matter. rite city date will be denied uniting the will establish a moratorium on sewer service, to whcnn (1w following categories: ('an. The resolution was authorized ilr'vetopimmcnts are affected moratorium. Is conunitted. and already zation, zoning changes CrnifiuIlIIIHlI Deinki l)r,rftnari structian of multiple family Mayor Lawrence Swofford by ('ouncil due Iii t114' lifl It was further stressed that 'uance of building pcnnit.s In I'M the area ciriphasized that developers dwellings in an 11.3 area of preeedt'nteil growth -. . and because uncontrolled 113 have a week to conic in with rezoning of property in an 11-3 ttcveloptnrtnt, in the opinion of their nimney to rcserve space circa within anti without the city; and issuance of building Council, taxes the ability of the for water and sewer service, city to provide services as well City Attorney 5. J. 1)avis Jr. permits in which application for OKs as generating mote traffic, inserted the mntltIivatIon Into service has not been made prior compoundIng ciii already (it ri' s,.liitit'n which wrrt' t', A pril 18 M'rious imrohieiii 'l'imt' 90.day period was established in order to nscvrthlrm the Impact of time iW area in ii ion Ac t S A nnexa t ' into use study currently In this ordinance Is adopted on Kenneth Mcintosh to draft a progress by ii newly r,'tnlm'il By KATHY NIIILACK resolution concerning "hot planning firm. This .second reading at the next CASSELBEIIRV .is Swofford legislation. Such initsult" Mayor city's phenomenal growth was regular cour.ctl nieetincz. these legislation would crumble city vehemently opposed to the parcels will be annexed Into the Illustrated again as Council of 11-3 (multi- police officers to pursue of- moratorium on tnmibling per. adcpted three ordinances city with a zoning neigtnbaring mimits, staling that man) family). Over 100 apartment lenders into annexing Land. counties. The resolution, when developers cilrrmuly have closed 12 for this are planned units Four parcels of land drafted, will be tendered to the loans for appro x imat e ly $1 previously known as the acre tract. Orange-Seminole legislative million. third annexation onlinance A ietcher Properties were In. delegation for consideration as llowcver. Council saliently eluded in the first ordinance, was adopted on two readings, h,,i',I,,On I. -............. -r' These parcels are located on s!-t annexing three parcels am nina i -' * Ult matum on PWS arrived trorn Da Nang b) transport plane, they were ordered Into trucks to be taken near the am they wet to pAtM1, About three miles west of Phu Bat. would not move A ileutenaM asked for volunteers, and a handful got aboard the trucks. Then a captain and senior noncommissioned officers talked to the men, and n an hour all of them got Mboard except one platoon of appmrimattly 45 men. a, By MARION RETIIF.A - W =- Changed H s Job azardou transferred Thesdey from the Da Nang region to tnease the protection of U.S. installations threMened by the North Vietnamese offensive. The 196th Brigade Is one of the two U.S rombal still in Vietnam. wits stl __ iu m Will Be ford balic failed to obey orders of their officers and flOTctaunissioned officers, "The soldiers are 1*ont1Y occuP)W the Or1gub plainned defensive position in the ic1n1ty of PIrn Bat." the command said in a statemeni "The element Is part of a 6OG.man task force moved irto Phu Flat yesterday for the purpose of securing U.S. Umops aind Installations In the Phu Rai area" just south of Hue, FI' malor target of the current North Vietnamese offensive. The base is 57 miles south of the demilitarized woe. any, d The men were from Charlie Battation, lit lnfantr>, 196th Brigade, and were About 100 PHU RAI, Vietnam AP) American soldiers from one of the last two canW Infantry brigades In Vietnam balked at being assigned to man a forward defense position today tecaule they consIdered It too dangerouL Approved It I Post r% 0114~ I U .**% Defense Man torium Mora -Day a a a a a aL a - aaa a a a a a a a a -- J �TTI. ! . ., - - - .. _- .. ' =----- - - =- -- .=- .=== =:-=- . -_._---=:.J/'l:-'Jf. fjril 1/ itirt Stinfol(l I lor,itrI A L..11 iiiu'i C..s.sru4Iu t.rau's#Ja'qr % 1 Iriilirvrrir'iirzta4 " 11641 ii P'tUUJJClUU Ft VW3 JVi III II UU'I - bluIA.IIuIlIO ThS.nlord Herald Wednesday, April 12, 4A- Editorial Global View 1972 i Comment l Pushing Hanoi Apollo 16,0* More Than A Spectacular readying for the be attern critical test more ow than f Of WASHINGTON 4NA) in South Vietnam laitci I strong It facts $ - further preparations Crater Descartes is located and highlands where where another spectacular will be staged in the next Heading this key mission is Navy Cornmander John W. Young of Orlando. This veteran of three space adventures will ha ve two novices at his side. They are Navy Li Cdr. Thomas K. Pvattingly 11 of Hialeah who will be command Air Force Li Col. Charles M. module pilot and Duke. Jr., of Landcaster. S. C. and and also important - have whi have regarded. Of cow-se the past is reflected In the refinement of the vessels, the training of the astronauts and above all the mastery of communications which exists between the space travelers and their land bound controllers - - - Texas. Peep Into program. An American President can talk with astrona uts who are on the moon and open th e eyes of the world to what the sicientists who met challenge of pioneering and developed the means and the young Americans who learned and put th em to work could achieve. the Dramatics are not, however, the point which thouldbe emphasized. For the advantages which ________________________ _____________________________ frmlb am'b ght -. ' - " 131-9993 322-2611 300 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32171 WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE. Ath'srtising DirectorS Assl.to Publtsh.r FRANK VDLTOLINE. Circulation- G.neral Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor WINIFRED F. 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Sunday and Christmas published Saturday precedIng Christmn No The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which Is enlifted esdusivt)y to the usa for reproduction of all the local news printed In this newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents Attamonte Springs Marilyn Garj £314575 Fern Park. E. Estates Goenrod. Eastbro.k Marilyn Gordon 531-6575 Bear Laki. Fared City Ann Riley 131 9955 Ca;se.rry .Tanglawud Kathy Nlblack Lake Mary M241744 Lake #lUO0 511-7130 Marilyn Gordon 131.6573 caussiola Lisa Bak-e' 3513307 Lang_md Ann Riley 511-9915 North Orion" Miry Hyatt an SW Citared Caenmiinity Marva Hawk Ins 322 5415 Dsftama.Ds'Bary. Mrs. Clarence Ur.op,r 3774141 Geneva Ov. . Us Math4ui aid. SI COMPARABLE PRICES ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS I M S14efirlAto fl) . . -. , -. . . '- ows - .. '' ' - .. _______________________________________ - frontwereacreaklngmerrygo- :, ,,- :' -i, ". . ." - . ' ,.- . . •. A Grain of Salt - . . For Innovations ' -Ise 1. -. - By DON OAKLEY ''' " 'h-- d " '. ' '.- .. -' •' .. "'iWPUSt M- ' , What we got In h U Billy, In what he must have (J)j"f4j. si T.$ Pennsylvania Avenue • . 1it ., % and poorest counties. Those guarantees have been "Some coun ties will, for the elimina ted by the 1972 Legislatire-with the hope that bigget up city school districts to4percentlncreuesbecause It costs more to operate their . Rent Hike 11 WASHINGTON On May 15, sibnoata year after It was Introduced, the Senate Judiciary Coitunittee Will came 20 pip with a bill a1flidat staking aedateranks of the nations federal cow'ta. The subject matter of the bill is and its sponsor, by most barometers, Is an Improbable choice for such a venture. The author Is Sen. Harry' Byrd of VIrginia, the Seiiate's only official independent and a veteran lawmaker with a strong recirti as a caivauve Byrd Is asking the Senate to approve a caitionaI amendment which would snake federal court judges the ownd highest judicial arm subject, to recmfirnmUou by years. The bill has weighty political implications and Byrd Is among only a hall-dozen or so iatori with enough base fowidation to survive the flack which might evolve from It Part of a family which has dominated Virginia politics for generalwns. Byrd wuu rse.itctiun in 1Vi s'.z an Independent, easily disposing of Republican and Democratic ri vals, after bolting the Democrats over a loyalty oath spat. Byrd introduced the bill in June last year in a len floor speech In which he said, "11 Is time we restored the balance In the government by making federal judges more msponall:i k to the pele 'Federal judges are appointed for life," Byrd said. "They are aceowitable to no one." - - , , gthy. Results • rulings on school busing issues. He made no specific reter-ence, nowever, to sins suoject in me ciii so' nearmgi. Approval of the Byrd amendment by the House and Senate and ratification by two-thirds of the states would indeed cause some rumblings In the judicial ranks. Arms Sales Curbs Draw Criticism s, aav cuucu Copley News Service WASHINGTON way. - lost their business, but we've m& them rjgt 4. Denied credit purchases of Jets and other modem equipmast In the United L'tates, nations once dependent on American systems have timed to Britain, France, Italy and the Scandinavian cuuntrles-even Japan. Russia Is tying to push Its way Into the market, parfi.'nisr)y in Latin America. 71w president of Peru has told American off Irish that on the same day W&Slungtutl turned down a requested sales permit far F'S Freedom fighters, the p=sjan ambassador called to high offer unlimited credit If Peru would buy Soviet-built MG jets resmonal restraints on the i.e of r,jlar1 reraft a...J associated equipment to vekçlng nations have Cost ID. the Ainciin s q thodry ie than M00 yn4flIw NO 71,* to 90AN Jobs In the Las two years. The loom are soaring and are beginning to extend into electronics, automotive and Aber markets. "Congress imposed the restrictions in the pious beIl'f that it could dens other cowirrles niciddern equipment and torte than to !'hknoel their Into social resources amid military sour%v. "11 hasn't e'oiwd that They're simply buying elsewhere. We have not only fka firm Callfu tember. military relations. and belicopiere The problem also extended to Peru bought French Mirage Other partsof the world Spain tingSOme .butistt5 wwldam b recently agreed to purchase 10 Soviet copters. J.iCke(L'l.0 tG bUy MITt1r ,'1r' fr'it F';tL afte V,c,wiue1 French Mirage jets. Argentina. waiting more than tow rncmtha Brazil and CMocniia aleeady for EzporWzoport Barn are flying the French Jeti. proval of 36 U.S4uilt P4 British Jet transports have Pharitana. The ap4 vo id finally become tfl4siulald is BrazU'i came after the Frendi COUIrld had been signet 7be cost to te mIlitary and civil aviation. Brazil recently purchased U.S. aerospace Industry is French-built air traffic control estimated at $10 snub' to $111 equipment and Argentina has inmionDespite U.S. Air Force pleaa ordered $41 sniflhol worth of communicatloni' equipment the State Department also from France in the firSt step of blocked a sale of F-S jets to a potential $60 million program. Libya where the Air Force had "Vutialiy every one of these Just lost It. major North African Wbeelus Field near' sales is direct r&ietion of the base Latin cuwitriti' failure to getTripoli. USAF row bold that the American s-sport licenses," sale might have mod1fied said one expert on U.S..l.atin Libya's *ntl.Wtatcin views. to I - - w f fw.nA 'I -. ' 'l got r th sired 1 from What they didn't know when they agreed to pay $1604-month rent was that the former tenants, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell t irhesi ' r'viid Tuonicliff told them their $100.. a-month rent was being raisst 1x2 by 2 inchesto be an ad for small Too noticed or effective? 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" r --------1 7#S# RIG •I 69c J ( LJViSJ I I ç ' -i ' SELF I AWklAIAWrD PROPELLED LMH I'IIIVYTLI \",'\ YOUR CHOICI '"" 07c I % % 7I PLAIN OR MULTIPLE u unvri I ______________________________ THERAGRAN ' '' I '\ . __- r. ((Pr- - 5 69S i-i f:, FOAM APPLICATOR - -. \ , PEG. or SUPER GAtLO TAMPAX flnuill I . , POWER EDGER ' 2 H P. ANiO CYCLE 1'' • • • I ic LLI [1 11 91G 1. 210 REDWOOD uccu too 99, . , Ric; RIG9 1 $1 2 08 ' - ' 1 I I / 7;,~;,?- ~~ -_ - __ -_ I DrrlWflflfl 1. AlIlMII1ll AA'1%L f o'i J 811 lU r--;—;::- — 6 I LAWN HOSE -i s FT. OSCILLATING . FERTILIZER V GASOLINE - I 11 11 TJ 10 _______ -. """' DELFEN U ' ADJUSTAILI --- -- _a . BOX OF II CATCHER ?tA.* 'k'' I ______ mid freeze violations In a March 3 catlonal spending for all chil decision balled by one of the students George L Pink of West Palm Beach. "1 was kind of doubting the system a little bit before, but the decision has given me a lot more confidence In the governmeat," Pink said. Pink and his former room mate, Bruce Mc'Campbell, 24, who has returned to Knoxville, Term., found the ramshackle. pink frame house just before tall classes started at Florida State Un1iers1ty last Sep- Capitol Ideas '1k., g,' v cmW have been fined up to apinst counties losing monety is a $5,000 on each of thm countL that it puts Florida In line with BERRY'S WORLD cous sd&d Cowt;ies that lose state funds DIstrIctJudgeD.LMkI. pro ro . 't ,. " dietrooks pronounced sentence gain, according to Rep. Terrell Tuesday, fining Futsira, a real Seuwn*, D-Tamps, and Sen. estate firm, and Tunnidliff $0 Jim Williams, D-Ocsla. They on each of three counts of say It's because of a growth In 01BUnt Ow price fr"M by irn- local tax rolls due partly to Unpa$rmomth1rvine prove tceu on the rent two students paid for adopted by the Legislature. a two-bedroom hoUSt. MacKay said the advantage 9 . ," fling Pre"dent Nixon's price ft . eager Byrd Is known 20 be particularly stung with lower '.. tyou'vegotto In take someof Oat money tha t would have been given to the 4 wealthier counties and aive it to the wer counties," MacKay dP0 TALLAHASSEE,Fla.(AP)Futurn Inc. and its agent, "When you equa lize what you sa ying Is you're trying to Charles TunnICliff, were fined $750 a piece a the first pa rties distri bu te money equally com'ictedin federal court do- among all the counties," be . existe - Heavv Fine Making JudgesAccountable By MICHAfl.. O'(X)NNOR can t - - the la test portunttle.s between the richest rich to poor school systems. - It II Tuesday as he Inpsstyears, the Legis'1ature develop- always wrote a no-loss guaranmeats in the three-year mote- tee Into school funding °meat to bala nce education op- as, which shifted funds troitu analysed niqucs" will be introduced - I tell you what, .' , - _ZZ Scarcely a week passes that somebody doesn't come up with a new meth or a new gimmick to make learning easier, more effective and more certain. The Department of Health. Education and Welfare in factpredictsthat"anentlrrlynewraflgeofteachthgtechwithin the next 15 years, not use of controlled nutrition or drugs to excluding 7 .. raise I Q. accelerate reading or enhance awareness." According t University of California education profesurence Iannane. "there is no question that sor Dr. public education will undergo a revolution in the next ii) pars' '-a drastic change in who runs the schools, what taught and who learns Dr. Joel Spring. professor of education at Case Western Una wroomm" Reserve University. charging that public schools follow a ritualistic process to" "people Into socie, recoin. mends doing away with schools altogether a In their place setting up a voluntary system of education within y there weren't hl dropouts f ere "Theree wouldn't e schools." he 55 At the other extreme, a panel of 17 distInguished edu. t the only cators and educational innovators claims rtason progressi v e education has apparently failed Is Byrd told friends privately that he cvould insist on fbecause, like Christianity. It has never really been tried. Judicun commiUm hearmp bdom 9*adjourningst o Had progressive education entered the mainstream of Congress this 'wnmer. They are expected g American education after it was first Introduced at the May. turn of the century they suggest, we might not now be faced with such critical problems as the polarization of 7belegis1atI''touche,siwnmorea"edtiveg*rtbigcd the races. the jud1M1 establishment than the U.S. Supreme Cart The A common thread linking all these complaints Is the high court has dominated headlines during the Nixon unspoken understanding that when we talk about educap tioi beC*U of ti ident'i tion, we are talking about education :or tnt 'omg. The ncmthati. Supreme Court appointments also are for Me. underlying philosop y is that all children begin as Byrd's bill would require that at federal court judges be and receptive vessels, and that if they fail to filled with subject to reconfirmation by the Senate ('Vci) eight years. knowledge. II is the teacher's fault or the stem's fault. The early prognosis Is that lawmakers, marry of whom Nobodi' ever complains about the slate , adult educalion. Nolxidy calls for a revolution in the night school we lawyers, are reluctant to tamper with the Constitution classrooms or in the postgraduate school, at least as far regarding the nomination of judges. Byrd thinks otherwise, as teaching methods are concerned. "In recent years the federal courts have antauned utft There are, of course, good ways and bad ways to teach thernwIves more arid mom power which '-der 9* adults. It can be made easy or it can be made difficult stituuion was reserved to the executive, the Legladature, the far an Immigrant, for example, to learn English, or for states, and the people themselVes," Byrd said. 'The misuse a displaced worker to learn a new skill. of power was not envisa'med by the founder of this republic. I believe that It Is time that the Judiciary he made, once more, a CI.CqUL trancn of the gcn'errursent, rather than the self appointed supervisor of every aspect of our country's rf FARM " trnagUied was the tone affected by carnival barkers, "Is this unbelievable collection-a baby with one Imil and two bodies. . V . . ' % . . '. . ' . -, ! (v. 1~ i` 'Q 1 ' first fl, find themselves re- ceiving less state funds this TALLAHASSEE. Fla (AP)- 'eat- tha n the did las' year" ¼ For the first time since the Leg- MacKay said. O IslatUre developed funding forStatistics on the 1972 appro. muias to provide equal dollars prlations bill changes in school for equal education In all cram- funding formulasare riot yet de. Um some Florida school aye- veloped, but If any coantlea ac term may get less state aid than tua llydolo.emoaeyitwoul4be they got the previous year. weal thy grow th areas like That was the assessment of SaraiotaandPalmBeachccunRep. Kenneth "Buddy" Mac- One Man's Opinion • '..' The freak show barker was a ______ wizened little man hti4tu5 l named ol1iJ WIW his wety kfrl madetulPItchwt ththeaidof a ... . By JOHN VAN GI}ON Associated Press Writer -, . . - friends about I .. J round and a couple of other rides *ultable for the kids, To. r a girly war d the back show, a peep show, a freak show . . Ns little carnival In the lot had made no effort to ci of civility. Up preseni a wn ((",Z, , t,) ~ I I 0 ation _______ I. . # ). . Educ • 'II, Formu la Will Shift Payments ' . __________ la bor, equipment fuel. llouvver, Atty. Coen. . ;d, opening - . - I party's fi nancial vice president, no Increase is justi fied ." Shevin, representing the Is expected to take the stand again today after a full day of state as-consumer in the testimony Tuesday before the hearings, was refused per. Public Service Commission, mission to make an 'I"" FPC seeks 118.6 million statement by I'&' throiighthe ll.4 per cent bonst JessYarbot'ough Harry Boswell, attorney f or £ In rates, somewhat less than the W origiflal request ol$lg4 million the PSC,griiled McKee with t5o Florida Power serves 463,000 of the 600 questions he said he eonswners in 32 counties. plans to ask the company f' In is absolutely essential to ficlal Boswell went over the corn. assure continued adequate and safe service while providing for pany's 1971 financial statement necessary expansion to met' questioning McKee on the Inclufuture requirements," McKee slon of one-shot items listed as told the three-member panel. expenses and "out of period" Heuid the l972 fiscal picture paymentsmadelnl97l for preis gloomy because the corporate v-bus years' costs. - - Entered as second class matter October 27. 1510 at the Post Office of Senlord. FlorIda 32771. 1 . -.. ,. Income tax that went in;o effect testifled Tuesday in support of Shein said. "I'm opposed to anll.4 per cent annual rate htke any increase by Florida Power for his company, and I urge the cornmlsaicm not C. W. McKee Jr., the coin- to grant it. Our position Is that - .- '--.- I ......: ,:" " 0 ICAM iwle c.roffi:i1i er . " '.. News Ser, BILL VINCENT. JR.. Staff - OTHER SIZES AT n -Saying Florida's new cvirpo. revenue itiong with inflation '• , ____ TELEPHONE - equesting ST. PF-TFULSBURG. Fla.(All) __ -- which communications have made since brave Americans took their lives In th eir hands and stepped in to the craft which would pierce the unknown are directly traceable to the space RUGS 4.50 9*12 6.99 60 -. . are ' th e great advances - Power A nfin Sall Time Carnival 1 . It is this achievement which now should be enlisted to provide an understanding by the publicof the worth of these bold enterprises. For - LINOLEUM Without - Perhaps the greatest contribution these blasted into mighty space missions ch and through the sky from Cape Kennedy made is in the very calm way in which the Apollo 16 preparation, testing and launching is - - R - cognizance na 'ional leadership than - civilian uses of space - Fa • say but Neither should the skills and hard which the crew have undergone which will be put to the show down in the Ilarney (icily was grabbed in a area surrounding the Florlihi they groped through the area In been raimrted, - Hanoi. far from the two coasts. not tiffers froni heart and lung is defects, was ezarnlned at i step-grandfather Sherry's city as I'ltl darkness. As they followed the momenta l'nnharnile beech restaurant parking lot harmed, lathers of local hospital and then pent founding telephone Irseka, they they sutksnly one of the said, was still at after she had changed clothes agents monitored all kidnaper Her (AP) As pretty seventh'grad' district, h'nrs', her mother said. Strip best'ti the Miracle outing Tues taIls coining Into the Dawson spotted footprints, following a beach )-nn flawarmn slurped large. er Sherry I. 'l'rri absolutely dead on my "lisey Just knit traitiping a hitiven for kilf ('mist tourists home. The epileptic it.year.old step- ilas' afternoon. bet favorite tomato soup early three waterfeet simnl she's sitting here Irtib:wns ilHwiS following ( ay. who 11ny County through the r 210 am., About 1 A playmate, Patriuk Burgess today, FBI agents ringed her granddaughter of wealth)' Pan. as a lark slurpirug h.'r fisv. had mm idea lily hunt uiot.ds, sMut he liii's.' footprints usd11 they found rind Chuck ('iiuls)' sh'ptitics Jim was an eyewitness anti set tiff coinmlaslofler kitchen table trying to find out ma City Beach - -- ----— .--_the alarm. He told I'll agents Iubertson found the seventh her," a sherifls spokesutian why anyone wrnuld abuluel Pits of lie tomato soup mimi talking it and flay Count' sheriff's de,* grader wnnder,ng in the woods said. 'She was stared In death step.grauiuldaughter. The IS. nilk a minute." Mrs. liawson ties Sherry was tor-t*ul into a in the West flay area. 'the spot and tired but alive and yesrold (kay married Sherry's saki early ti'xlay. "I'm supposed to lake her blue Volkswagen station wagon was some five niiles from the unhiirnwd. They immediately granutninth"r a year ago, Pier The girl'. mother. Mary J0 hark to the hospital later today bundled her up anti took which may have had Alabanui beachinunt parking lot. . l l)aww)n wits widowed three for eherk, hut first I'm going ('nulcy and Robertson said Imnie to her family." license tags. Hundreds of deputies, other they had discovered smile 11* motive for the kiutnoping )'cars ago when Sherry's father to put her to sleep in her own law agency officers and Volkswagen tire tracks on a dirt was still a mystery, authorities was killed In an auto accident. bed," said Mrs I)awwmn, adding The little blonde, who also 'thank God" %-oluntftmbcd the wooded road leading into the utoods as saId No ransom deutiands had why her abductor freed her un PANAMA CITY BEAaI, Ila, advice given tikcwist runs counter to very In Nort Vietnam represcntMt%tS i,tungs by baced by hiti arid pieces The j.,Uébl oi II moving CIO51 to the of other evidence is ibM Han d awa' from China °"' U n ion A n that American eyes should be on Cape would sly great Soviet is further confirmed by the obviou This Year-4n tanks, Kennedy when the Apollo 16 blasts off next investmen t in North v,etnam over 11* p55% modern antiaircraft weapons and efficient artiflen spectacle of American Sunday and a States, for United this has (Ofl$ )CThCCS for the MI bravery and skill Is provided. China. for Southeast Asia isolated affair? Far that the Apollo 16 a single decades are viewed. It is bert Is similar to the Moscow in. The Soviet pattern of the other from it. It is interwoven with the future of the take East and in the India-Pakistan %'olVtm1'flt ui the Middle quantities of military supplies, then know how. United States and provides a very bright strand heavy war—first and promises of Soviet promises of dtp1ornt)C backingindirect Soviet enindeed! the contribution of space technology or direct finally, more supplies and, cci,ragcmt'flt for strong military action. successful. even If these North Vietnamese attacks are through will strengthen Moscow's Position rtafl', they a4a and Indontsla Offbeat Ruminations 1 vr y a, Ma out Indochina and in step further Success would likewise push Moscow one along in its encirclement o China. On the contrary. i u North Vietnamese drive falls, Moscow has lost nothing. 1'ra4itionay. ma)Or Communist offensives of the t'r* l;tht tht the crowd judi'd a hit excessive. IIrI ci&j carried out fl 'ietnam are followed b% 5 iliplo. rnarr auI dad, pa ziij Uw nowbeing ig WILLiAM i... CRAZIL Rack near the front gate, was lousy, that she had only I rnatic move of considerable importance. kid for free." Auaelsted Press Writer the high tnt siirwd zarnival wni'k*t was th r a sa six palms that day. The political move is time prccisclv with Billy found few takers, hw e JONESRORO. Ga. (AF) It ve Communists past, the Bunch of hiCk5 she m id trying to placate an unhappy of the military attacks. In the at night, the ragged little 3) or 40 persons wandering station their diplomats strateglcal. then ca me been known to n. child, whose mo th er glowered urba sourly, adjusting her t carnival, up its its anort. about the carnival weme4 send a wire from the military command post at the exact The girl with her nodded In nearby. listen. she told me rnent of pasteboard and cloth have come moment of triumph-however short lived. The object has to catch a u understanding. The girly show there'd be a bran r4 or play the games of chance, but, sideshow fronts, patched tents tht.been to strike politically at the hour of their greatest and ancnt rides In a seeciei to ot9e the people wbo wñci was not running that day be- and I &nt we II," whined advantage timed to closely to vacant lot next door to a ibop the carnival. me,- wwe the cause the carnival had been child. The Vietnam military attacks a gr ou p to town irnught by President N.xnn't trip to Moscow it may well be th e ping center. The carnival worker said it to could be obliquely offered during ITW raise monet for a civic Next door, seated on a plastic liticaI ultimatum The dn-t n front of the ticket wasadlfferentknda(nwrrygoVietnamese officials North is understood the sight of i)FOloCt and . ixon's visit. chair In front folding of a faded booth was sprayed a bflw gj round, that there was of considerable 55%U have )XraTigM to be In Moscow curtain, the palm read- log -.-d to give the semblance of .J • 7tpo$ ) immedsatel before Mr. Nixon anivu. appenth * tai. tainty be in a very strong LA'Onid I. Brezhnev would dawn, the job done, position to U" to President Nixon on his visit to the Soviet States wants peace in the world dozen battered -!Poking souls U nion that if the UnitedVietnam LOOKS LIKE A BOO/v\ CROP then he, Mr. Nixon. and a settlement of the who worked the carnival Kremlin. must deal through the snoosed In tra1s, beneath .. -C;1' • The implications of all this for the United Sta tes are trucks or " serious. awaiting the clay's business. Wiat is clear is t hat the soviet Union In the Middle It would be a two-day 4, :-,... .:4;.-u'k.-;: East, in South Asia and now In Southeast Mia has given of clear signs that it is not about to enter any meaningful and dusty passage through arrangement for cutting back the tensions around the smafi Southern tDWfll IWWSd ;'t. , 11, . world. _11 : -; with their b the bigger sh The Kremlin may agree to some form of strategic arms slick chrome. plastic booths, IADMINISTRATION$ limitation, which could be a blessing whatever the Soviet that such an modern lights and vulcanized Intentions. But the indications now are ECOpjnp,jj Pot 1(' biers. The bigger carnlvaLc agreement would be intended merely to give the Soviet PRING '.7i . Union more leeway for fishing in troubled waters worldplayed the Irge county fairs, Wide without fear of nuclear war at home. leaving the rest for the others : forlornly criu-crossing the new in its basic meaning to Hanoi' s current att ack p municat will But - __ - OMLEV RA 4ON It is recognized in this series is familiar enough u te certa in that the satellite ion network would not now be In existence. This Is now being put to a as American naval and air forces are being sent on war missions of belabor the obvious We would space achievements and space promise, but w of mecine done has received SPICE research and experience is much more the Center where the Apollo 16 lunar mission is next to the last flight to thekind of result which needs to be appreciated and moon 10 lost in As the Apollo series winds down, It Is pernormality. fecily proper to look ahead to what the space provide when, as and If the space activity it should not be minimized located (where finally shuttle program is It the great issue derrated same Cape Kennedy facility. should be) on this which the United States must face on the land For the pioneering of the 60s should not be and sea and air In these testing 70• put to its best uses when the coming log the %lot is tWdM place t the Kennedy Pretty Girl Slurps Soup After Kidnaping Hand of Kremlin j / t - / - i'çr, i1' 7 299 RIG. 349 , 104 C ' -: _______ ~ I ¶r7 �6A-TheSanlurdt4ereftj Wednezy, April 12, 1972 :L. b iiII:.r.. 1v1rte' uuinii un Raiders em Over By HERKY CUSH Di (laitY TAYLOR Nendd Spoils Editor The Seminr4c- C'nlIe'r bi to the Division 11 racevestiy as they swept a double-header from the division leading st Vikings, 3.7 and 3-Li. The first goon was art extra timing dut won by the Raiders in the bottom of the ninth. The nightcap came as Paul Russo hamnered it, support the one-hit Pitching of Mike Pulling. The Raiders are now 20-7 overall to 7-3 In the division. St. Johns fell to 11.3 Us the division, St. Johns jumped an Seminole star ter Frank Cacciatore runs In the W the first the i'edIni; flint user. Junior Rnidet put themuieft, Joins Oty League fellow whiae natu used tn adorn this earner of the Wednesday sports page a! the Herald is In the spothgtu again but tha time it it. for his exploits on the oaks at the Jet Laj. John Spoiski, whc because of a few other interests, has become it ante it week bowler, proved he MIII has the touch as he ripped off games of 2, = and 134 for I. solid l,4 series to leading the Jet 1.unes ti three wIns last week Helping the Jet Lines *tOfli alan were Hary Pentecost with a 210 and C.W fl'Neal 1I,20-67S. The top effort Jr. the City League last week was a bnu,nInE F4fl series b5 lion Gornu&n who started modestly enough, with iiarries of 144 and 2W but fnushect will, a 241 It aided liv riiigzx sweep of the Trophy mge.ta any the least. Other Sparkling efforts to the league last week came tron Ti. Myers 1%, Bob harbour 201 Knr. Robinson 1, Dirt ipanctr 201, 198. kejf Sigmon Z%-4N, F. Ectmtteet 2M. Jotu Temple 2488. Kevin Spotci l,202-582. P. Itnehe 2M 4. It'.iicI. 14iker 19)1,.'. hunner 194 c: F:Lw., 14, 1. A hernies. 192, J. i't.Ther 192. IL Morris 190, .1 1f.n i'lL .1 iItt 190, B Watraveti 201 oiui Ii lhbnck 34 Eks. Stute Bank M ixed Ttu Money -Lenders retained their two gami lead over lix Mti1ntors as both came U) with three win'. tuE week, Hill Painter 11F.-., lurk .Spcncer, 1& and 11ev Meeks 181517 sparked the Money Lenders over the hank Drafts A 11ll Cris veto, prrvmtev a sweep fl) the Moir) Lenders .l.irk Kaiser's 1-6I4 was high for the Mutilators invt M&f'hersori, wtu' carries i ith avcra'e, Trail) tort cii up last week with games of 17#6 and 181 and a 41r4 series as the next Lu last place Rtix*holders jaItM the Penn',' Pinchers A of ir Inning opener : 1JJJimi.aui. CP3 '..iiiriiI Sweep It' the plate, A two-run double by Terry McCaol and a two-run single by Ken Edwards sparked the inning, Rut tIn ft-alders bounced back In the bottom the frame with four runs. Dick Brink led off with a tngIe. Mike rmb walked and with one out. Danson singled to load the, bases. hurt) Parrish thrr slam med a two-run single Thi' 'leSt two batters, Cacciatore and Tim Ranker, collected onerun singlee for the Raiders, who sent 10 Ui the plate to the inning Raiders tr'cl the store at Tin R 6-4; to both tin third and I ni.'rth Innings Iii the third, Partial; led off is sin:itwent all the it third when lix' renter fielder let ti-i ball pet of men with one- rubs wilt and way St. Johns failed to score in their half of the ninth and the *** ECSLD COCt$OUD ST JOHNS '°°" WCacu, 1b 6*SI'th. Dixon of over wIvi Irani DAV lanterns The Chi Teddy Bern Increased their first place lead to ten full games after last weeb action. Leading the Teddy Bears last week were Jim Walker 114 — 330, Tracey Towers 150-4111 and Aaron Kaufman 1511-418, In second place, three games ahead of Kelly's Heroes are the Hat rnts who were led in last week's effort by Norman Puitt 17' 3C and Mike Clark 177 34 Far the Heroes It was Darrell 'l'ule 114-320, Jerry Kalier 120- 3Z and Jack Doyle )4'; 3* Also turning in Bar efforts last week were Beth Burkart 10';—. Micah, Bolts 121 314. Mike Tv%wrs 192, Paul Hart 108, Kelly Dougherty 116 - 318, RotmIr Harold 117, Clans Bukur 122 - 349. Jimmy Miller 192, Lewans Hill 111, Robert Ripley IDI, Mike Link 134-386. John Glue — 3Z)ail Tracey Dixon 10 -3011. — — - , — Seminole P19rs Barbara Clark's boomIng 110,177-481 led the Business Cards to three and it half wins over the Kiugs last week and theni U within tow and it half games a! the kad The front running Typesetters dropped three games Lu the Postcr Last week tk'pits' by Pit!] Varner in. Frankie Kaiser 180-439 and Alice Livingston 170. Leading the Posters were Eathe Myloti 172 - 4C and Ikit Lee IC'; 4711 Also turning In fine games last week were Liz Gr1ujy 1. Jewel Kn'4mun 10'; - 483, Lit Haricti 173, Shirk') Bartsitr 2, Mum (ariier 181 and Rosalie 11w-kurt 1911 pullet) fine efforts - i qui-i. '*ruu Local PIIpDUTTi n' the- lucid adam at the Lone?. bringt, forti tfiv eftur: ol (ueiit Scarf was tenth spectacular until his third game as lv tired games of 190.l92 and then 343 for is 021 aeries in the UNPIIOPESSIONAL& circuit. Also hitting Inc bI*zs last week in the loop wits E. Michalik with a 1116.192.203410 Other line games sunw Loop canw from John Bryant 213468. W. Sumer 192. 11 Hen!) 213. Flu Will 191. lu Brown 180, John .lacn 191.191,t-66Z, Jun Ca, ver200,W Burrow 210,J Krieae 187.11 Whitaker 190,1) 1wu 1c4C'. Tiehlattio 180. .1 Frireflit 19C and Ed Adam:NA.- It; Un lhl(W NLYJNLIth iuop it was Millie itogers 17 and Jewel Kaufman l87...Spurtdera in 'in KEGLEUS loop t'rt trii I)t:Lh;i.'IL1- 11.21t -f17. ! Iius W';. ('tsut.1 Baker 102,2IE..i1 Meach Zr-. Joins Jaco 183,197,213-692, Jim Carver 104.210-562, 11 Jones 190. Cd Adams 191, G Varner 221. Nick Arreri 192.302,180-634.0 Waldrop 212,1 Hu)scliw 180,1) Caukui 201. H. Andet'stn 180. L Portia 172,174.171.-.521, V. Peter 131. £ Norton 380 and W. O'Neal IPZ,i%-. IGL.$AN'FORD PLAZA MERCHANT high rpmes cir' 1' )it J:di.iJ1ip.. :';. :.tisrht l..IltUs t( it),Vle. Chit 1lnzer 110, Bob Lombardi 180, Don Page 180, Ed Lee in. Robert 0111w 184 and Had MacLearv Mitt- best Irons tin ALL. &JLflh WOMEN'S league was Kathy Arthur 171.177...Huzel Baker's 302 Look the suathØu in the JET HOWl4CRETiiiS setioti. Merge Miller had a = in the unit lasgul'. TM IIALL AND CHAIN league No s. it,.were Cizzek Kelly 180.190-640, Bryant Ilwkaun 1111..b4S, Don Witt 117.190Ml, Art KMurtin -170, Pete Glaze 110, Judy NutMoii 1. Jaws Shells 131 (80 pins over her 118 average and Nick Arceri11,..Ksteius, with the average keglers whi.rea1l let it all mu last week was .3 £Lutte who carries a 120 average in the LWN MIXED lcagin' and cam up with gamies of 179,344, 19 and a U6 sthes Other hipta in that league were L ithybneti 301. C Etberr J44. 11, WhtUen 192, Ann '21)t. on Bob Mtw 107.,,ln tis' CUCK HOME Th1P1tLJVEMCN] MIXEI) loop it was Julio Bryant 190.2021 3-D leading the we, with other higta being Bill Wagner 307. .Iahmm) Jaco = Jim Carver 194. Mcerw Evans 190.117.190-182, Ed M*Uats 207, Ed Lee 134,131-620. not in , the Jet C C e 0 C C 0 0 0 C 1 C C C a a a 0 C C C 1 C 3 IirIvi. it C 3 Ci'mhi.c 0 3 0 a a c ,, 3 1 I 1 ''14u,, MC C C Cew. C.cciatO re, M 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 leadotf in at 1 it 0 0 0 I 0 C C S S 1 3 4 5$MIWDLC - 1 I 1 5 S Li t c CC C 0C C 7 5 C as a a c 3 S 3 O.nt_on.0 S 3 Prrtsa. '1 sr"llft lb 4 it 1b ,ise,. a Cr-as'ea TOTALS S I 1 1 35 1 1 CC 1 2 3 2 a, 1 C 14 t 0 1 1 0 1 C C C CC C C c 5C it two tough in _ an 1-0 innings two runs at j *** as not *** in a '' go-- - NEW YORE Al' - 'finAmerican Baske tball Anew). ubun. wInch signed dergraduatesfollowing a draft last month, will not select underg ruauntes whet, it cot. ciutIr Us.' draft today, Commissioner Jack Doipti ha: announced Lastnts Li, undergraduate during the first live rounds on March 34 ani could announce seteetiots U they dewed. The nanAiti, at players chosen Wednesdo will be itsade public The 13 Warns wLU draft hunthe sixth round on by telephomw to the league with leans selecting in reverie order' of their I',aue' st.indiiij, Feb 2u Meruplus anti PIttSburlfts will alternate on the first selections several - I 'j' . un- 1. ' - ENTRY in Lue ib lth the Sanford Recreation Department Continental front from e-ft are R.jt,iert Tincher, Julio - Connelly, Richard Frederick, Timmy Tincher and W&ey Childes. Standing fro m left are Goeffrey Wade, Robert Itachner, Mike Lenier, Arthur G. Knight, Randolph Harvey and coach Robert Tincher, Wayne ago . ' - a anti re jecting—proposals and eounter.pittpouusuls Liat'k and forth faster than an arotintl.the. twit ii ulnuble itla>, this was the morning -Agreenient was rea.'tied on allocating $301,(kX) a sear tr'nii the pension i11an's huge surplus for retirement benefits. In additurn to the owners' original offer of $490,000 for health care on top of the $3.4 million they 'irs' tribute aunually to the l'Indoii package. ''If we had agreed on the Max Carey Has 'Suggestions' For Today's Baseball Crew MIAMI IIKAUII 4 Al' I While uusajtr lengue iiusctsolIers strike for hitter Is.'nsl.'na, Ilnil of k'arner Max Corey just keeps hoping It,,' unallnian will show ' ____ l Long __ . I I _1~ .j - 4 16.11"x M 13NEIZE By HERKY CUSH Herald Sports Writer " r - Gives TP 12 -2 Win - X~ _", - 3-2in its Jiffies p"w-play tally by Vic Had- Ball pitch to Ma41i'r.. Madden drew a free pass and then broke for second, on the throw to get came Hanna Trinity Prep had its long Madden. ballets out yesterday and it plateward with the second run resulted In a 12-2 victory over of the Inning. Mtd 3n the play ilowey Academy in a game Madden was safe at second. called in the bottom of )e- filth Winston DuBose got into the inning because of the ten run bitting act with a single that 12 _____ .4 S — - ' AN&W - . - ;iii , g Like Father, Like Son The eight--ear-old basketball fusser shooting the lasup at left 1n a Bi ddy Basketball League game in Sanla m . unless. Calif., shows good form. BBut then his nae' Mark West and his Father. Jrrrs, has been linus'. liti) make an occasional basket for the Los Angeles 1.akvrs and shows a remarkabls similar good loriti himself as he drives p ast Luke Jackson of Philadelphia In a recent National asketball Association game at right. . ' : ,, : . — ' --_. . _____ - Because He Is Effective M'I* I I e r In to Spotleight brought Madden home, rule. After an odd double play In Andy Penn's two-run triple to left center put the finishing which ifowey got Duflose going touches or the win yesterday, to third and Brown going to the 11th against two losses for second the Saints continued their rally. Parson was safe on a Steve Stevenson's Saints, Jerry Fademn survived a wild error and Kennedy drew a walk. start In the opening inning to Then came the booming drive pout his fourth victory without a by Penn to leftcenter that gave the Saints a ten rut margin and defeat. llowey scored Its two runs in the game was halted with Penn the opening frame through the on third. In gaining his fourth win of wildness of Fadern who walked three hatters lien gave up a the season Fademn struck out ll single to Don El'u'ore. The and walked six while allowing single by Elmore just did get by only two hits, Leading the Trinity hit the "plugger" in tier Trinity defense. In that "plugger parade were Penn with three defense" Trinity coacn for four . Zimmer two for three Stevenson beings in one of his and Hanna two for two. Amoitsi outfielders and plays him their 11 hits were two doubles and two triples. directly behind second base. Next action for the Saints 'rhe Sain ts came up with five runs In their hail of the first and come Friday afternoon when nnade things a great deal easier they had the Lions of Oviedo, Saturday will find the Saints for Fadem. With one down Penn singled going to Jacksonville for a and stole second. Jack Zimmer game with Jacksonville . _________________-". - —'i , . - tonight. The Bucks wan helped a bit by some Baltimore Los Ms.- nustakes amid gambles that itele* ththi't pay off, In the American Basketball They oulacured the Bullets 1 Association playoffs, Denver is I duwt the stretch, Lucas startIndiana Thursday night for tag It with a driving lay-up that lii. •IPV?tfl) ?IL k' di aara i-)aL1latt in Do I* points wten be irs their Western Dit'isloys semi. Was fouled. lands the winner going on "it wasn't a set play," said Ii' finn Utah Alan on Thursday Lucas, who scored 22 points. us night, the New York Nets op. did Walt Frazier, to Lead the POW the Virginia Squires is New Vat klta& Ricbnanid, Va In the fret game of their be"-gem Eastern flnuiis. ttiii* Our defense did It us in thus game-just like ow oclelar did it fur us in the 'shake :,crses," Knicks i.entes' Jerry Lucas said Of the revenge V5C7, A sear - . at ' - - . / _______ _______ - - for 1.?TU -- ' .4] office, with Menipluit pick in the -tj, round and ery rveri.nwnbered round. . with team seas allowed nieettngsTuesday'andtoa-.sing-. ' at pixck ore- - that Natkmnal lagse nwner want to play a full 162-gains' ai'hetIuk' . singled scoring Penn anti Episcopal. with the Rangers and will have field in the second period. Frank uunos'ed into second on the throw HISALO SCOCU SOLID M.ahovlic.sh then broke Into Die home ice for game No. 6 the to the plate. Fade'nn drilled a ahead of the New York zone too yet; for.' It hasn't happened By JACK MURPHY "Unless we adjust the pension ThursdayAl * N St '.hot up the left-center alley' TRINITY CUSP . I I 0 3 benefits. you're going to have a maybe it won't," Left-winger Ken Budge defrflSl'S'e unit utfld Giacoman CopkyNews sers'ice kin.di. lb good for two bases and anothe r -, 1 3 3 2 skated out to meet turn. But Yet Barton doesn't regard the man retir ing In 1990 or 2000 and knocked i tus un. Stork Hanna drew a walk ismmw. c 3 1 2 2 ,x'hth caitrnant'u'.'erod the Among ieeutis'e game winner less than other things, paying prices that exist in 1990 player-a' committee as a pups't 2 2I2 '"i' and both runner-s moved up a two minutes after the stubborn goalie and pushed the puck into baseba ll's first lu ll -blown strike or 2000 with 1969 dollars, You'll council. 3 3 2 ''°"CI notch on a wild pitch. John MaJdifl,51 the net "Marvin has urged us to ts.ist' 2 2 I 2 ser-s'ed to make the multitudes end up with Peruvian dollars, Leads had es'ene-d at 2-2 . Madden lashed is two run single 3 a i u WIOC thou ghts of u,aware of a genial, sof t-spoken not American dollars." 3 0 1 0 that ran the wore to 4-0. eta" n. lb , Thus Miller has been have some gumption, lie tells 3 I 0 '3 by Alan Mover man named Marvin Miller. ARCHER'S TARGET Miuddeni then came around to mo'ats us 'Sta nd on y r own two let't. 25 12 ii ou — Miller Is the guy who dragged demanding a 17 per cent in. --psu)rC on a wild pitch, stolen -the club owners kicking and crease In pension benefits. This, let me know how you Feel. This AS C N II . HOwSY base anti p.ss ball. szrraming into a troubled era of heuys,niatchea the rise hnthe is your association,' ii.1 0 0 3 RIyira,U in the second Penn singled I 1 0 3 MartiniS collective bargaining. He Lii cost of living since the old shouldn't be an emperor, and iurui came uroumi to store when Pt*sbavm.p 3 I 0 3 ./ . professiona l labor leader wIn, contract (which expired on he's not." / Ziuunmner unloaded a shot down A.4coc it . Il 2 0 0 2 .-r A, Miller espoused the same . came to baseball from a March 31) was negotiated in 2 0 0 3 the righttirlti hunt that hit the 15.45*. Cl tie-rue when Inc was touring tb' 100 3 steelworkers' union and he is a ica lenceon the fly. a foot inside the ct,,'Sv I baseball camps before the formidable man, a man to To this limit-, barely missing a home run. sanwrnam 35 2 0 0 reckon with. responded by offering Increased strike was called: I 9 b'O''$ 'trinity's third inning run "I have told the players, 'You He seems a gentle sort and medical be nefi ts but nothing in 2 MaIuw*s. in 2 0 resulted Irtsnu Ihinnis's singlea te '- :.'r - -have a i*rfeet right 17 2 1 1 tOtALS you have to Lean forward to the pension area. a I stolen hue anti a hlowey error I catch his words because there's The owners contend they have hear you and I understand you 5, a .sn a ground ball hilt by Misduiemn "°" no th ing loud about h im. You can compensated for the' ro.'e it) the but i don't consicie'r II " "0 • BY MARVIN SIILi.Kht l-'isda.'mii walked to start the trtn'iv Was—Ill It .1 reason with him, but you can't cost of livi ng with higher Important. Fijim md Zimmer. na " can sig 'Y l (lila very (lauuie l'oday." Miller draws the Trinity fifth inning. Banns argue with him. His self- salaries (up per cent over the any kind of divided role of villain but he is strati- followed with a double to right- rid Mart nsa 15 P40.4w. itlana discipline is such he rarely last five years) arid Increased easily "II .'-owners are t't'ntcr that iu'orcd Fade-in. 3$ Zim'nsr Penn, 5$-Trinity S. OP betrays anger. living expenses (11860 meal vote and I'm going to do what fast. lie belleves the Hanna stole (turd on first ,,,,,,, Tb. club owners desol.se hint, allowance per day when the you say. '5.,, trying to break his union and ciii " 'lint going to gut tiny teeth, thiemnuselves 5/_3vs_/ '../\/ of the pains of ,A the athlete s ador s him . He has club is trave'dng, plus $36 per " ________ been portrayed si a Svengali week for incidentaluui. 'tine lingoinsgto know it's wrong For collective bargaining. The , best Interests, but I work duping tie- Innocent. The kin- rnthirnwrs major league salary abuse doesn't concern him. lie . dest thing uiap.gement will say is 114,600 annually. And they or Use players and I will do II.' lusts, as he says, ii toughs tilde. 'One thing I have asked of the of 'iUer is ::sat h. Is giving the defend their pension pla n as th e fij doubt this strike will be bal p1asers most generous In professional players Is that I don't want resolved in the usual way, 41 bad advice, ' 'st he Is effective. H. h athletics or, for that matter, theta to send me out on the end though compromise. Both sides — of th, diving board, then saw it have to give a little, The closed the ball parks. P,9ha. anywhere. S' wilted his people; they have Still a labor leader doc'in't off." athletes have thunonstrateil A 1 Miller has said if there wisi they weren't bluffing arid they orse to the wall with film. perpetuate himself by acg The bane Is security. Most of erpling the status quo. And the division among the lunve a leader who doesn't the striking athletes won't be athletes aren't disposed to USli players he would have not scare. ,414zc ,.s1.4,Y ,q,9'ç p,'y-yr,q, eligible for a pension for 20 to 20 oppose hint. The attitude of Bob accepted a strike. indeed, he "When we settle this, we'll , 4'1ii'P a'e years, but. Miner brings a sense Barton, player representative was prepared to surrender If bolts lose," says San I)iega'a V 7Eñf'57'.1 7wr 8/4t6 of Immediacy to this argument, for the Suit Diego club, is even one at the 24 major league liunie Bayou. "That's the way 11 clubs declined to give him strike it shuuiul be," P7777','t5 5'q't'E4's 8CC'E'C'sW7 "In the last 20 years," tie probably typical. 7'6'(rr,Q'A 40,ff two7+fk 4P,2 *'.'/ authority. But his support wiii says, "the coat of living has "It's difficult," says Barton, Maybe, us they say, Marvin 114 i.47'7/ 4P'6?' 14 1P " gone up 20 per cent. There'. nol "when Marvin has done so overwhelming. Miller doesn't know how to fluid ,,i760.'i, 11 a reason in the world to think rnuctifor uato stop launonsome The new season has arrived, hone- plate. And that's just as 234f'C5st theballparkearequiet, tie-sign well, lied probably use it to it's going up less in the nest 20 things and say, 'hey, wait 1. /cc 6W4&P1 years. minutu. We think you are going on the mnarque'e reads: "No take tip a collection, waujee' ' ': alive in the Stanley- Cup race by Montreal trails fs t:se' first gaint, 93-72 . breaking a third-period lUe with In other NH].. playoff action a shot to the short side past New luesday, night, Minnesota di'. York goalie Ed GtacomflhrL "I don't know what happened, feated St. Louis 4-3 and Mon but It went in, thank goodness," ties) upended New Vat 24. Tie triumph sent the J'.1-,j Roberts, who plays all positions Stars to St. Louis with a 3-2 ad- well, said. "It'll be a tough etorthestxthccrntestof grind but notas bad as when we a I-of-seven quaret'4'uiiJ caine in here." The Rangers struck first on a .- I .. ' * cit tin si let-final round, " 4, . Irnrkluug, Itroirrahtia anti con. up Inst gaines on off day. tatter yea-sinus that you don't get than idny dtaahleh.st$ers It the ;ulayers go along with oust Plnylniit a doiih,khpask't," a I Draft ' Bridge, who also posted the Dx' THE ASt)CIATED PRESS The Boston Bt- frjsj missed winning goal in the fourth game y night. winning the coveted Stanley' at Toronto ('up Lasi season, losing to the goalie Bernie Parent with a 10Montreal Canadiens in the first fctot drive, Toronto took first period round of the cup playoffs. The Canathens went on to s-ui lead on Jun McKermy"s power the cup, symbotic of National play but the Bruins retaliated a, Hockey League supremacy', arid Fred Stanfield took aLpass from Bobby' Ore and hit an open the Drums began planning far corner f our minutes Later. new season. John McKenzie put Boston The fred-up Bz-uins overcame the first obstacle in their quest ahead 2-1 in the second frame to qualify' for the cup playoffs but the Leafs tied it on Norm Tuesday night, edging Toronto UIlITnafl's tally at 6:09 of the f's. "3-2 to take their best-of-seven nal fi'wne. Versatile Jimmy Roberts series 4-1 and move into m!ia l series against the winner kept the defendtng champions Ce-met' s -' - - \ 2' 'Bruins Overcome First Obstacle go - - . .' ____ out Finish . ' ' at a To ''-- ' According to the resolution, Monroe. of y - ." '- against p . . Mm, Go," from I"orls'a Field its knowledge into something that Wa i OVCi lIsc b,e,rt tø'ot ,it 'in irregular pace. A doctor recornI'tttaburgt, tol-;hls'tt.q l-'i lii ins wIll hike lila irwnrne. Mostly, he finds th.at even mended attork treatment lironklyn. '"they kill you and (lien brim: Sins was Its,' Nationalpeoile in major league baseball ys.)ti beck," be tald will smile !urn iniii.ty anti then 1ie'a ts'Ii hIsi.'f 10 hlusuti Just when hnspil.al aides got up with a cheek For tiny iuunount. their back,, on ideas created In In 1909, Carey receIved the Carey's fertile mind. Max all wired up for the treat. '1 tsnpe the players, na-sodaIsitttiest honor available to an tion decides to cut in the mnt'un "hey, I iisirs I've got some ne-nt, the eatdlgograni shower) RsAX\ Mt t"T,Ntl V. SKI of ,'.".t', o1,1 the linaril that his $300,000 last week there would hers of the hall Fame." a-> old baseball player. lie was '().4 i'laa for you," Carty re'- hIs heartbeat was hack to otr. approval it As requecte 1 f''the have been no strike,'' said Mar. Sins. ''After all, only about 30 of iiittuit'tt'tl into tile 111111 of hiuuit' 'atl telling Cleveland Indians mat. The tests were called .(( reinval of tin' lumt of 30 wire department could neither vin Miller. executive director of us are still living," in Cooperstown, N.Y. An attempt to determine the traps and the legalizing of recommend nor oppose the executive hank Greenberg a and Carey continue's to took 62 &tthtude of the sports hsherrnan booçmets and wiretraps for the resolution. lie said that Volusla the Major league Baseball Sins is 82. lie and Mrs. Carey Still, 'ml it penny of pension, few years back. Gree'tbe'rg and talk like he ii 42. and to get the opinion of the purpose of removing catfish, and Luke counties have been Players Association. "That's live in a .Wyear-old house, ex. '1 said to myself," Mu re"We think Carey's 20-year-old career turned Board of County Corn- gizzard shad, mud fish, sting asked by the Department for probably (roe," countered John isting mainly on tine' $200-n- had antler) lung before the for. we've got some good ideas, called from the health scare, missinriers on the n'tntter of to'.. got fish and any other and official position on the tiabet'In, the OWIWIII negotin- month pension he' ru'et'lvea from war,l.lonklti sports attirneys t " "Well, I guess the ole umplreirs. and k'galirrng of rcuugh fish as designated by the resolution and -it would i.4CI11 tar, "but $500,000 was not Mr. Social Security. drew tip pension islsimi.s that al Several uuionlhc ago, It sap- rhief is ready to roll me' '.'s' hoopee-la for the purpose of Game and Fresh Water Fish consistent that Seminole should Miller's price for a settlement Ihiseitiull .fme-sn't pity him it low today's stasiwsirta to collect peared Max's Fight For income lie must like ole Max taking catfish, gar fish. gizzard Counmnisslan In the regions of also Lake a position." Rulings before the strike." (ltujic, $2,000 and up at age 63, -The owners have offered to shad and other rough'f'ish from the St Johns River and its are due on May 1. Max Carey's nanic was runugh' Sins sit.s around his borne lost gaines in the l920s the St. Johns Riser was a rather tributaries train the mouth of 'Pie Board scheduled a work pay the players for when he was the these days, dreanuilng up poslong item on the work session 1'*ep Creek and directly west session on April 18 to resolve the rescheduled on ope n dates or as National league's base-stealing sible ways to funnel unorir than a part of a day-night double. king. Fans would el1, "Go, tsalf century of baseba agenda 'ruesday. ac-ross the river as a notht'rn matter. ......... H. L. Moody-, Fishery- boundary' and Sou th to Volusia Biologist with the State Game Bar including all of Its and Fresh Water Fish Corn- tributaries except Silver Glen, mission, appeared before the Little Jtnlper and Big Juniper, Y _ Commission Theaday Its present and only the main body of the 1 a Resolution which had beers St. Johns River from Volusia adopted in saint of the othet Bar South to the Sanford Bridge zi counties in the State of Florida. the North end of Lake Knicks Celebrate Playoff Victory outs . wire traps In ants - cs-s r_'tnatnei1 iIndi.kt'sl tollS) sintil,Ichicnticr. line tla'ers rejected that auth solely' n's't- ,iuikr.up salaries altar reaching a je-flaitill settle. t'otintcrr'I by offering to give tip Titent which etitilti have pee- one tiny's tiny t they ore polil on ctei the 12-day-old walkout In a busts tit 182 ita>- s rather (lion 162 iln,11e5). The ussuiera turned the first place. Anti at the heart of the hone that down. Neat, Ilti' pinyer makeup tfltift's remaining ta-site was a feeling offered In among the itln-ers that the Ill fltie41 ,tllliLiflfl ttalui hills for 115tsC15 WilSilil (I)' to titcal lIe-tin hIatt 1fl)', 'liii' IlISOCTS rejected sa la ry-wise in rcsetieilullttg that. Inn. game's lost to the strike, sshsk'h In San l)iegi', Ituitle liavasi, has th'1's'*t the ole-fling of the pri'sitlent of the l'ailrea, siulel it, 'aaOI more (hon a stork teani's player ieprecenhntis-e. With Inthh shies msuking quick pitches throughout day-long away, saying. an error Seminoles To '-' County Commissioners Discuss 'Rough' Fish situation a - . • that evolved Thompson stopping at second the yesterday Coach Payne was Rick Buss also bunted and was given a Lift by the performance safe when the pitcher tires Lvnuao's Greyhound baseball of the nine boys who took the wild to third trying to get - an fl losses field in Lyman uniforms. "They- Thompoan. Thmnpatm cane suffered before it took the field pester'- made up their minds they Were in to Ut the Paine. The Hounds tiny afternoon and those beset, going to give a good account of went on to load the bases when but played is ks's role in the Hounds themselves and they did just Keane was safe on a double play by the Grenadiers -2 defeat at the hands of the that" said Payne Colonial jumped out to a 2-0 killed the threat. Colonial Grenathers. Colonial scored the deciding the first two innings. ineas came in the lead The crsons of sire pitcher Larr They scored a run in the first runs its the sixth but Thompson Ciainat £4 and star infielder when Jun Bass singled to left to was within a pitch of halting the Rob Couitantixe- who were ruled open the inning and came threat. Brnsche singled to Ineligible because of scholastic around on a ground out and Tom center to open the Inning. BarkBEN STAPLETON, pitcher for Winchester Homes, was out at first on a difficulties The two will be Lost Broaches single to right. the man was retired an a pop to first IV for the remainder of the season, second frame Ron Barkman but Martin singled past short close play during action last Monday night. Two men's aofthaU league And it wasn't all over for the bbooped a single to right, t. second. Stephen was diigames are on tap tonight and tomorrow night at 7:30 and £:45 p.m. Grevhminds and their coach moved to second as Rick Martin posed of on a easy rallter to seeach night. WIIIChestIIT Homes lost this game to Monroe Inn. Jim Payne as they saw starting grounded nut to first unaedsted, cond as the miners moved up a Don vinenu'irnw pitcher Kevin Stephenson cone- took third on Bob Stephen's notch. up with a wore arm after two blooped single to right and Then on a one ball. .a'o strike rA Innings and he had to be scored when JIM Edge also pitch Ui catcher Jun Began the Colonial backslap blooped a singled to right. relieved. single to right With two outs The Grrytnownds caneMark t3iompaon came on In &V%" LNW relief of Stephenson and while with Jungle tallm the third wid both rumers were moving and In did excellent job was fourth Innings to knot the score. acwed easily on the play. l4yrnan had an oppertunity lii' charged wi th the loss. Thomp. Brain Brewer szn.iled with the' seVeflth when they got down in the third. Jim Keane sm pot together is fine effort Win allowing out' four hits in five popped up to the catcher for the 11111CIes from Dan Radom and .tsltt.rr againstJIiu' City second out but Colonial pitcher Sam Parker but could not get but also the MCLCHd is k'athrsg jionamu urowz; fired is lout-hit cm an the hitting which were tiemargin of Edge encountered a Streak of the clutch hit to score either ulWri'i'lled Tins. BC Seminot-s In shutout against Seatireeze lost 34) wildness this point and TWUICT. victory yesterday, tanning 11 batters. tad IC strike outs in that game. department Hr has , 404 straight The loss all but eliminates the three While he was happy over walked average aivi ketch. im warn in he' paced the Sanford Greyhounds, forcing in a rut. Hounds from title consideration tilts with 19 and Efils with 14 Senunoles to a 1.4) win HERALD sciio*iw e fourth for the Metro crown. The Thompson opened th as a a. • Dickie Deals has a .347 average district contest. it revenged an saaaasiize have 11) a post: Hounds * If with 17 hits. earlier 13-2 Seminole boss at the i 3 HERALD SCOREBOARD was 4 Metro record while Colonial from FAittRandy Brooks 3CCC This J'rIda% the Seminoles hands of the Sa ntjba, e 11-mori. it fe when his sacrifice and Evans only have two league * 3 ° LI I at at Sa trek to tinvtonss Beach to meet LYMAN Seminoles moved theirseason 54s?tlfl.rf 3 0 2 0 7 i 1 C attempt was misplayed. defeats a".3t Mainland in a 4 P. in. contest mark to, 12.f and Brown pushed RII'y. isnn... S& F'ranl. Sloan ii. expected It, pitch kao.4i. 1w- record it, 7-1, 0 1 t Malin. 1 0 0 C for tin Senunaler in that paneS'woa,nr. a. '•' 3C 1 C t i C It. 3 0 I I Brown Is expected Li' coneSeminole- half a! the' second 3 'Thrnpsrsr1, 3 1 C C Back on Saturday against Lake 3* a Citrus flaunt led off wills a 'TOTALS 3 City That game as also on the ..u single. slok' second and moved 3 0 I C as It at of IIMINOI,.E 7* 2 5 1 with a 2 p. in. starting TOT ALS to third when Brown *hWkd. N.Stth,st m 3 (1 Wililir Well walked to Load ReynoiSi. ft C C C time. CDtONI*L AC I N II 3 0 1 0 After this weekends play, tin a.... 2b 4 1 2 0 bases. Pad Crimmins then MCL.00d. 5' 3 0 1 0 Ds. it) W is..ri a c o lk't BRU(I WWITT Senirs ill have only two Ezc.'ei* for a few moments in. hunted the ball winds went for Dsum.cf 3 I 3 I 4 0 0 0 AssocIated Press games remaining on the regular Maiwi'u an Infield hit to dri ve Us tin run Crovsn. Sports Writer the fourth quarter, the Knicks aa 1 2 1 2 1 NEW YORK ( AP i - "Don't we PIW2IY Tniithi in command. I t C C Scam State. Both those fl.imt.ft The' only Seabreeze threat W*II.3b 3 1 1 3 C 1 1 i i a ask me about Boston-I don't furring Baltkmnm'e to play catch3 Meim Cots..mirim. to caine in the top of the sixth c Snifflftn.7b 2 0 1 C gam 2 0 1 0 even want It hunk about Boston up virtually the entire game terenct tennis from Orlando, Stnohr. it when; they loaded tb. bases But t, C 1 2 right '°'." New York Coach Streaks killed the Bullets will be played U the Thbes ' Brown responded with strike' a ,, 4 XC 000) C-SO 'woe. p a home field behind the jtoo a a a Red Hnlzman said with a grin out to record tin third Outscoring them 34-2 in the mine6e XC 4 "1 Just want to 3* Next Thesday the host Winter TOTALS thiuns paced itt. Thtx as In 310 out and have a first quarter, New York shot It iiirtao end M'tin room ,jn went two for three at the plate MCL,00. 2b—Daum. %—Rlloy. Park and then on Friday, April Catania, , A couple (if drinks and celebrate," a 24-12 lead. But P11.11 II0Q W What Holzman and the rest of jump shooting brought the Ba)lUcky NeSmith, Kurt McLeod, Conway. Carrara. Dutw'l 01Mm 21, DieS host Winter Part in the Lymar XI XC 0-3 1 3 " last game before the cjg',yjct Mupoan. 'YPIOOWIDO (3; & Crootu. the Knicks had to celebrate was lets back within eight points I)ickic Ilens. hIrnwn, Crimmini. LOl—S.*istwr Umplrs4—e4u0n. "I"M Eaee. Hunt (4) Wt* ( I. ClUri revengt'-their 107-103 National ink into the second period tfltirluifle-flt and Char les t)utiart had an. hit each Basketball Association victory Then, .'srcfue Clark, the game's ' F Tuesday' Over Baltimore that high sourer with 33 points, and Brnwts lowered mi. CI1A it 0.47. He has pitched 54 innings knocked the Bullets out of the Jack Mann hel4ied Baltimore la of and recorded 07 strike' cut the New York margin to 4h. His it sent thu Knik into the 44 at the half. only Ic came us he pitched a __ best-of .seven Eastern CaexferThdling only 71-74 going mtc etice finals starting Thursday the final period, the Bullets I mght against the Celtics, who pulled in mint 83-80 with four WUIl the Atlantic Division title minutes remaining. ADJ6% -. eight games over New York, by. The Knicks. however, had one i then ousted Atlanta in their mare streak left and, to the semifinal eenes, thunderous approval of the IL- 10 . in the Western finals, the Las 688 fani at Madison Square mmins — situation two , P hlavasi saul thist If clubs to- proposal, which I believe Is Iloll Ilsrtisn, ''told inc the players ses'inetl to think that tie- duce lie originally acte-slitled move then fair, I'm sure they'll owners would try to client ihetri rnmihet of home dales by make up all, or r-. *fly all, of the rn it r e money called fr in their "onl,- tinoking tsp nil q' lost g,,if'q s r It e do I I n p na IIII ta of iI''utiiehi'nelct a anti I ,loiu tile 4waile, a, they'll have to If 804 .'splalned to tutu xli>' that's a return sts'ne ittoney to Miller, however, said that lit kel.hnitlers. false nesuutsptlon wouleln't 1w equltabbe tot' all tie We haven't lost any hone players since rae cities do "As no owner, I tOil assure OU (hunt a i'hisiu nIwny. utiskes ilate, yet.'' he autid, 'taut the helter, say, with a Sunday dva,. mote, usuonet' by' playing two Inolgers, Olanta, Cardinals, blehesder thsnrt .'sr'l;,',' W.rdi,-, 01111, 1" 1!111114.4 than by playing ii Mets and ('t,hs have All of thou, single garnet ilmihilohernler. On two dates, have large season ticket sales 'Pie Asa'~ l.'-1 I'r"- 4 i";'tr.'t ysiii gel cairn revi'usue from senti I know they'll ivy to make NE',' Vflftt( Al') Striking inadet, b( not for goetics iliath' baseball player's and club own. tip as part of a onc-adiniudoti when tunitars ground to a halt in the wee hours this wO . lCtel, , Greyhounds Fall, 4-2, Minus 2 Top Players I .. ass 4 caneay' two %.I-. . - 1 I) lit t, II F S was (he roach of the NF%.'s lIoiilnn Oilers when he posed for the photograph a'xnve )ai.0 year. But things h*s r changed and hughes. wh. lost hIs coaching job In a dispute with Oiler owner flue Adams, had to take a job at a factory that makes dump trucks when the Oilers said he would not be paid for the remaining four scars of the fis'e'y'ear con. tract he stgd in 1171. Drink.2b co'ns. 4' '4, I) in team - \.: 11r 2 CC 4 4 3b caine on to retire the final man B% IJEIIKI (SR Herald Spans Writer L.A .—'. s 4 'I 7 VeSPd% Ill tIe- toil of the third. Carban C C C 1 I.N.w-. . 14 at Al C Thiob.Id. 11"t so,',u. m 4o0 ,fl Fora. It rrt.c MCMnO.I ¶vIr, D TOTALS Salaries, Games Prolong Strike , - y ..' WC*SLb $COI lOUD c.ciaio'.a.cf Soaker, n-cf in the game as Pulling got Ifs S slight jam in the tap of the - -, seventh. nxllllnc I) 2 Ca Coinha was one for three in C NO ott 010-7 5 0 e- first game buck at johm "Cfl&.S w oti NO C11'..-I 5 5.mIiiot, I a sparkling three f or three MsMlr'fl r)s.r 5; avid a i p io nu-e In the nighWnp esie is,. Cofb.? (I 0-SO 1 1 Brink was two for three In theone C.mhs, lot —i S C 2S.MCo0I; SIC !i.orr•IIs. s .inso,) •10 asorls. PUIIIiI opener and one for Duet tie- Mann, Coambs. P.sIb .McM'e second game with one RB! in Coomb. 55 Cl ick. $OrrCu 045 .Russo. liAC-Mnrrlt. SO each contest. B'. the Brat game. EO,.SOI. Srins. J0. Dri* '.*o'rI, Comm. LOS-SI JOaU% 4. LOS.51 JoIn's 12. SmInos far five with Parrish went -ø?flf'Oit 3. tI?,spIre,.D.VIL ,i$. t*v)i. Br,' UPnOt'Vs two ItBIs and three runs seared ' amont C C C As It N at SEMwOt.E Ll'Ct some game CCC 1 71 flisaker, It with three setbacks Toyota Mixed 3 1 r wssssarrn, Crrn';er Beep Beep... lix Beep Beep art off and runninV again. The front runneri. took four games from No WO) last week behind the 190 of Leon Arthur, 190 by Lea Bush and 170 of Kath Arthur. Jim Brown's 2DIPL w2s; high for No Wa). It' the leaders whet The second place Mers Inst a they wufl ant) thret froni the Four Plugs last week. High fz 11w II-Seri; was Chuck Baker's 214 while Jean Furhamanr 110 helped the Four Plugs prevent being broomed. Juhnn' Jaru't blisterto 3111'-69 led the 1'i. & .1 to thrr' wins over ttw8parkplugs in another key nuit& The B's L are also up thi top three clubs, Bern) Hadley ban 189 to the Sparkptugs I'nw win Other top efforts Hi the league Last week came from Jee.xit 179, John Knodas 190, Wafter Burros 198,7t4-4I10. W1k' Burrow 1v8.-57, Georgia Coyne 180, Roy Merrill 191, Eddie Adanu 189. Bud Larsen 12j, Johnny Jones 18. .Toni Caths 181, Jay Parent IN, Millie Rogers IN, Jack Rogers 190 and Beanie Patterson who carries it 116 average nod bad games l6i, 131, anz 161 last week fora46oaenes, A her average. ntn 11 fbm There was but one sweep In the Early Toyota tøaguv lag: weak and that zmnies about when 1111] Painter fired games of 179.181.1r-67 and R. 0111* had a 180,190-41) to pace M. Autotzwtws over the Fasthacka. Hst single gums' effort was turned in b) D. E. Gorinan fired a 4. Chin' top performances came F. Itutw. 190, BIll turner 2fr, ,21(.-$5, P. Willumis 2110.1111111411111, It Downs's 201, 11 Phillips 181. E. Webb IM. 0. Touchtmi 190, John Bryant 190, and M. Jones 180. $-4. C C C 2 when of 3 3 it) nmi. re was N CI C C a a C ,rri.c on a P t So'r.Iit. "i -cf , no last &,veral other 'iiverage" kepler's made week. There was Elmer Avenal who has a 139 overage and fired a 18 and 47f series And Lnuir Hsford ha.,, a wti'l t pin. over her 14'; iivcrut: Other top games came tram Bob HC&QTII 4111, Lindor Hirjer 1I4530, Jack Hornet 192. Hill Varner 210, F'rankit' Kaiser 1811 and Ron Marra 139. a's aL_,..-r iiitie*, :4: -1_~ Booker had one )JI in each game. fl,jOwNl Wednesday, April 12, 1977--IA -* ision I I Twin-Bill by him Parrish scored when St. Jotuis pitcher Pat MeMuan dropped the bell with his fncfl an the rubber for it balk In the fourth, Brink led with a walk and was sarrif teed to second by Cnombs. He scored on a two-nut single In rk,nnn Sam 'bek led off the top of the eighth with art Infield hit for the Vikings He was sacrificed to second and moved to third wild pitch. With two down , Rick seared on an inf ie ld hit by Wane Ford. It looked hike it all over for the Raiders the first i"so men were retlrri: it-,order In the bottom the eighth. Rut Brink kept things alive with a single. He stole second and scared cm a clutch single by C'.nnmbc Pension Settlement Reached C.] Div Three Raiders C*t1 to liSt bases with walks loaded the 'Then Steve lAndASIC situ. Aol)' bOCk bit the ball to third base to the plate. and the OIrO Though It was a force at the plate, the Viking catcher could not hold onto the ball and Parrish SCAled the winning TUfi. Mike Kelley did a gcwid job in relief and Dan Ciwban came on to t he final two frames, ntiL citing the 'sin. homer In the Russo's fourth Inning was the onl FUll the second game Th? blast cleared the center field nee the m loot ITI..Xt Pulling tilk'wt'd 0111) one hit. an infield bowser with two out The Sanford Herald it wag the Bullets wist. did tat velei,pratuic after Duiliping liar ICriteki out of the PY0fIL ThenBaIIUUirt rant inlin the who lareesed to - / ___ four-game sweep and the ____ C, Is �- - - a -- -.----.- .. --- - - - __-_. - . . . .. - - _ .. . - . -, - -- --_ - --. _7 -. - - - .. _....___L......_.____ 1 .__...__. .._..._...._._.. . - .._. -_ L.__. .._... -. - . - •. _.. - . - .. - - . . - - wi w- -. - - -------- ----- .----- . - -. - -----. - ,. . _ _______________________- . U- 2. 972 BA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday. April I I J-/ ~ 'iI I. ' t: w -L 'Miss Black Sanford' Contest Ri- MAR'.'A RKTNS 41, Friday Black Political conventnn In Edward Jr., At Tray Jackson; Faster parsders Gary, hid. Mt Black Sanford conttst The purpose of the convention - RLvonda Thomas, Sbdna will be held F'rldas at e p.m. at w, to wI black political Tennell, Victoria Shepherd. Hopper Elementary School, power undt'r national direction Tenn flehose, ,nShdl Gus, FOy and 12th St. This convention is to shape Mallozon Slrnms; bunnies - __ - - -1 if - - - t - i - . i and is present.ly a sophonfare at Dick Gregory, Isaac Hayes, and Kaylia Givens. Mrs. 1JI& - tA ________ ___ tg JAUELY \1CiII f;\lT Tj:.:' - . _______ ________________ _____ _________ _______ __________ _____ _______ - W __ _______________ 10 _______ _____ - - __ 4* Airr-;01% -4, . -..--- -- _____ ~ ~ ~ ~_ - __. - - 1 ---- _:, , - ___________ 1:7 - __ , - QUEEN of Rest Haven Kindergarten's "Spring Is Here" program was Tammv R. Williams. Her escort was Ridus Laster and her attendants were Tonja Simpson and Kisha Brown. - - - - - / - , -' - .. !:=u - - -. - - ___ - --- - - - A .. -. - - - or c . - - - . - EMORY BLAKE WIUIEFRANKUN __ - -_ PEGGY BLAKE o me caort at me cesy , 15,1 BARNtV llSiEWSSl Seminole CnoOfy. Florida. Teal Creston and go Prow " Claims or Deeuisees ag•leat Said IS' V.; Cilale a' Seal.: You and sac? at yoi are 11tw ERNEST iSlE A WHITE D.c..ed ,ntlliic and reQuired to pmien any or To Ali CrndiI,rsaes P.rsn $fvng Claims anc demands wnich agatlW the Claims or Demands Ageft,,? Sale •'t•' Of you, may V' estate a' BARNEY LISiEWSI.l Estate it., 'iou and sari- o you a's ,tsrsty deceased, tat, of WIC Count,, It notified and reQuired to prasont any Cunly Judge of Siunmol, Coun't Florids. at hilt Off iCi in the rDJI't claims and demands attic? you, or house Of laid County at Sanford. esther Of you. may have awn' FlO-ida. within Sle calendar vnontfis tiglate of ENNES'FINE A WHITE. from In, IIMW of flow firr publicabow deceased. late DI said County, toUt. at 'toe nOtice 'Two cagess of vsch - C&A"y J~ Of st"'Weie cou'"If. claim w demand "it be in wrtoria. 1, Florida. a' his attica Ift the test" - - ., - P ,P... - - , - 'z.S! - t" anon state the piace Of residence house of .m Dainty at Sanford. and post offICC edde at ma Fiorsta. w$thlrt 51* calendar months claimant, and ll se sworn to be Pi-OfS the tint. Of the first publIcelwwt the tlaima,tt,?hifr agent. or attorney at this notice Two copies of earn arid accompanied by a filing tee of claim or demand shall be in writing. un.doiiar and such c'.lm or dernend avid shall state feeplace of rosiaenc, rat so filed shall b void - --., ..,-. - "S ck .'- '. '- Satan L Smith Ong poe' office address as it.. Ancillary *,d,n,n,$?ratrl* of f tlalmant. and shell be sworn to by Estate 0 the Claimant, his agevit, or attorney barney LisiewsILl deceased inc accompanied by a filing fee PuOIIIn Mirth 25, April S. 12. 15. onebollarandluctclalrnor demand IV?7 opt so flied shell be void DEB 1$ _______________________________ S Jolts 'T Wt.lt. it Davies. Deaser I, Mason lOt South Late Avenue Orlando. FIørIQ 31501 DIANE CALHOUN tright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Calhoun, Hickory Avenue, is in charge of art work for the "Springcoming '72" program at the University of West Florida. She is a junior art major. Attorney to Estate Publish Apr if U. 15,) 55y 3, ,y DEC NOTICE ItHEREBY GIVEn tv.a-' by virtue of liii! certain Writ rW ' Execution ftumd aut at itono UnLw -: :L ?hS Saul of the CIwli Court a' Necoro C.our' a' Dade Courity Fia'ida upon fOwl Iuogm,n tendered it, ___________ aforesaid Cuft on the stn day v November 50 ierI.intt.a,cr'tair - "$ - 1_ caia entitled, Din.ri Club Plaintiff, vs Clarence L Co- and AID. , - - - .- i -- , 'I . . -- a - . _k - - - . -- - --- ~ 00000 -U - Thai said silo is .ng .tOlin C Pal. lasi Saturday at the borne of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Gips. Many of her friends enj the occasion, (Photos by M.arva Hawkins) pDPER'TlES, INC.. a MassaChuWttt w'por at.on. Plaintiff. Ravsciws SectIon 1%. VIllage at '°" 0nei0o SetIOnola Couuuihv Florida, according to Chat Thereof r*C'DSC In Put booS. 13. Pages 22 V 0 fitS Piiic Recirds Of Seminole COunty, Florida, lying South a' lilt. l State Roid 415 and lying West o the following descrIbed 111W. said lin, being Iti. centerline atapradItfwtroadrlpH'-o$wey bagInning St the intersection of the center Ott. Of Misa Road. as Miiitailtii', l'hs' cei t ework fashions are right tip to thi' - Sheriff FIo 1572 015127 said CoLt'! o. 70th. lV'2. Cliii of laid Cct1 BY Ellen Scott da , I - : to 1I ' - rtj Deputy c AViI S 12 ______________________ ________ County. Fiovioe.accordlng to CIa-I "Wow ROCordso I" Piet 11110041, 13. Pages 77 avid 71 of the Public R,c'ai of Seminote Counti. 411 FIa'lda THOMAS G. FREEMAN. £5Q STLNS'tk5 DAVIS , ' 23 Sanford. PI$ridi 72771 Attorneys Ia' Village of No Orhindo. Publish wircri 22. 25.AprliS. U. 1572 Publish A.ril U. 1517 DEC 32 0150 - - CIIULUOTA 40 By LLA BAKER • s,4. : - I - - - -- ' - __ - -- 1 . apearing in Th e Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 - - STIlIHIN' TI%lt; . '' , 1 It 6 S Dear Joanne - tm a starting to plan my summr warrlrr, .e, and wonder w?mat (itirlcs arid colors will look ripht ( l)e.r 'C. S_-The key words for this summer are nautical and natural - choose red. while and blue In tally print, and natural fabric s such as dear old seersueket, O/ fr) I lere's the ruitest tise lilt fabric %crops' Make an adorable patchdress for the pre.choots'r in your life--you'll find compl ete cutting and ' thtcFiing 'Jirectin in the roth,n knits linens and crisp riew issue of Album, the cottrin Needlework Magazine-- toned blazer of red or navy available only through dressier wear, look for dot- 111 ::is.s aI/,NE, a senvr at Stetson University, us currently Interning at RIh under this' sue'vvtiion F.11zih.th requirement for a teaching for And eernflate in the state. ihs newspaper, - /'-- & required Beaut i f ies - FLIT Club Sets N , , 1 - - -.- v- - -' - Club of the Rtbekah3 will sponsor a Bingo Party to be held Fr.day at 7-30 pin, at the Odd Fellows Hall ]fl .Magnolla Avenue. The public is . . -- -. ight Of Games The FLT Lym an a - --- - for a Florida for a ten week period. - SOUTH SEMINOLE GArden The prate partliiis wdl be held Club has as a project the r,gaJarty the second arid fourth t)eautificauOn of the gratuldis FruiAy of each month. Lyman High School, Longwood. Left to right. Mn. W.W. WUSOO, awards chairman; Mrs. R. - Buffaloue. x'esldent; Mrs. Ralph Hammond. - - 1- I - - . - L_ - - " -_. - - - STAY WARM AM C0Z scuss landscaping plan.s I - a .. CALL - l.J5 ________ _______________ r - S WALL '4U -_- Birth Witiathortran C.,ifrii 1 i Elattfric General tAnn Riley Pbotot I "1' ::eautufucatuoo :hatrman, ,s'h Eugene Phelps of Phelps LAngwood Nursery. , . . S.a.ltd _____ ----_____ --------_- SPANISH STYLING ____________________________________________ ______________________________ Pecan Finish : S AIIIIOLIII('c'nIc'Iht I '. . , , 4. _191 I . I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen leach 1 Tallahassee, formerly of . , I 0 'a " E - - ' Mrs Leach is the former Jnda Cullum, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. John 1. Cullum of anford. Paternal grandparents re Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. cacti of Tallahassee for. % o - 4. - ------- - a , ________ .:.-- -t.. I" I . rIch 1%,141 nanly of Sanford. I- - - 'isi S Elgin, the watch that takes value heart $2988 - - - - a -. Lodge YOUR CHOICE '269S -- le, 1. - - Bed Chest Drisser Mirror - I to E 0 - _____ Sernmol 140.00 ' 3. 10 as. - . " Formerly Bridges Furniture -- 40 Nursing and Conval scent Residence ZAlkLPES The Classified Pagis For that son eone who Needs Professlon4 Nursing Care '/, PRICE SALE 300 Bay Avenue Sanford, Fl -- . A I 48* on, Stephen Norman, Monday, larch 27, at Tolilillasset' lemorisl hospital weighing S ________________________ For Our Special - of S.. Our Large Ad On On Family Want Ads -V * - a.'. MISS LYN'i AItN(T.eLEj, daughter of Mr. and Mn. - - t thut' l.*• Mr. Williams entered th e Marineland and Gatorland. h.mgt' tItllieili(letl thi,it Haiti lie Hurtiesi timer If) sjtt' Winter 11ark Memorial Hospital for sexual orgies. April 10 for surgery, his third nst ' a vi 1*1. en Ii ('II 1)111 t' day at the ho.pflal since last -- e . Court. Sanford, is a !nutth grade intern at Sanford Grammer School under the supervision of Naomi J. Durham. Miss Arnold us a senior at Stetson Untvernty in DeLand. The nteniahlp us with her many friends of the Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Warnell, newlyweds, from Miami, spent the weekend with - _\ - I).ii Id had l' 4'S 11)11th 5 cui-nmunity. Ohio wmii,ul iitavhut'iii t.'tilhihilltt('tl A former Chuluota resident, . l'beWcdgeworthfaluiliY tuadul to mviii hit', Piiilktfnes it on 2tX) this Is her First return to v e th th ir is wi week. Along full community SIOCV mOVlflIA to her with the Jepsons, they visited at (I S.it,iiit'l. (h.lpli'r 113), present borne in Pennsylvania Cypress Gardens, Disney ,\ I.e' itt' ,Iti(i lilt toinil. Sever,) )11'1 Mn World, Rock Sprin!I, Kennedy h,iiii' iliusesi m t'ntiigiit .it lii.' Space Center, Daytona Beach hmoitis' n( a I.u-iner. >13 and on to P.Fia,ni to visit The Roper Williams family hut Iii' WI5 e'its iii till' uI' lias'1siii their share of illness, relatives and a trip to Best Of WISheS and g health for the Williams' aitl complete recover)' for both are wished frwtu th.'ir muian it - " - Is April 17-21 - -. Matthew, Little Missy Futrall, ' Mary Ann Welsenbarger, Mrs. Diane Carpenter and Mike .iutI tilt' lit)IIIOSt'%il.ui Ihlt'Il tudy Duds. Mrs. Eva O'Neil, Kelkywonthepsiztsforgames Mrs. Susan Sindlinger, Mrs. Of (1'p the clothes pins in the of Sodom tried to conipt'l Betty King, Mrs. Joan Battle, bottle, Lot to bring forth liii tim Mrs. Shirely Van Wormer and a number. nn.tlt' giwsts for griullp i'ii,d Mrs. Reba Mcl.aughlin. --liaise (sodomy). The past week has been a lliit Lot. Ill .1 suhstitmitt'. Mrs. Thelma Kistler &ITI~(1 busy one for Mr. and Mrs. men tried to offer t)ir,,i lilt here lastweek,drivingfrom her Wendell Jepson of Second timo mirgin cI.uiglhtt'rs (or .ini home in Lehightori, Pa. to take Street. Arriving for a belated all night sex orgy, 11111 ti t 110 up residence at a Lake Easter vacation was Mrs. Mr. am .ill. (Cetiesis, Chiaptt'r Ill). Catherine Villa for a month f Jepson's cousin and family, King Saul gas e I).is lilt acationIng in Fioridas won- and Mrs H.oy Wedgeworth and derful sunshine and visiting children, Joyce, Janice, Nancy first m''ife II) lllil)thl('I 111.11) Lad week, his father, Ivor Williams returned to his Chuluota home after Un' dergolng surgery at the Winter Park hospital. . - -- / _iZAM - A Chuluota resident, Joy Merritt Island, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Simmons [letter, daughter of Mr. and and his brother, Mat thew, Mrs Max Detter, modeled her enjoyed a great day at Disney blue hot pants trimmed in WANT AD WEEK - -. Club --- - -- It. -_ . Garden - brown braid, at the Florida State Bank's annual teenage Mrs. G. E. Attebury, Mrs. A birthday party was Sawing contest at the Sanford Robert Ivo and Mrs. Matthew celebrated Sunday In his SImmons. They MtI'Vtd at5llEastFifthStreet,wlththe Garden ClubonMarth23,'. The 14 year old seventh grader at erent types of cake, coffee, traditional cake and ice mints and nuts which were along with assorted candles In Oviedo School designed *0(1 contained in white napkins cups, cold drinks, party hats, made the outfit she fashIoned for the contest. folded into a three corner diaper whistles and parachutes w held together with a small gold served to all his little friends, $'' - -- L -- I to woek internship Make a braits-but- wool doubls'knit Mii of Itr4itins The ten- CL. Arnoki at l4 L,iiaeda Dubby Simmons took place dining in the general area. 'le- or 831-9993 " -- Easter card from her son. Sgt. of cake and coffee served at call some good caLm'. Phillip Q. Walker who is each meeting. The last Thur. stationed at R..nsteIn, aday of each month the club many with the U.S. Air Force. holds a pot luck dinner. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. •ii1lipsaid thathe was In the With regular members at. Mllfred Brogue of First Street etball tournaments and his tending each mCttiflR, they have been Mr. and Mrs. Howard team won the base chain- invite all residents (0 P Wairod on a Iwo week vacation pionship and he was selected to ticipate with the group each from Wellsville. N.Y. and Mr. play on the all star team. Thursday to bring out their and Mrs. Russell Dye from He has been with the Air talents and new ideas In making Wellsvllle,N,Y, The BI agnes Force three years and when his items for the home. 'cit jo1ed their guests v sit, he 1g,, to tu )U1 is tahiti them sightseeing in sign up for a tow' of duty until A big two-day bir thday Florida DIsney world July of 19I3. celebration for three-year"old arid cape Kennedy, golfing and . -L ~Ag ________ a a • A proud mother Was Mrs. The club meets every Thursday cabbage, baked beans, cole Maurine Walker, local post- at 12:30 p.m. at Live Qiuluota slow and fruit salad. master,wben she received an Uvic Center with refreshments Lucky Jepeons that's what I Britton, Mrs. Marlene Tesinky, Garrison, and his brother On Family Want Ads DES tot . - r- ... -. include your name. address darling little sh,rlrik•vess the kids are wearing, 111,15 ntirnc live sweaters, u reaces, cot, Jackets, hints and a w hole liage of tile stiliggliest. ptrttiest slippers you ever sawin both knit and crochet. he i - led swiss on a cotton and polyester Mend. or beautiful ninginga and rugs firaIa in sheers such as cothis tour of duty. Miami to spend Saturday at the is always, there are pages quilling. 'thik is so Interest, and pillows and quills and ton chiffon You're smart to - - Jepsonhome.Allenreceivedhls and pages of free Instruc. In that it rates a specIal dali clothes - and even kits get started early! Best. The Chuluots Homemakers discharge from Uw AMY In tions. complete lit lilt% n1buin. collitinn till it,; own. and I' ll to embroider. complete with Clubmadebeauttfulblrd,sositOf January of this year and was In addition to the 'tatehwork tell you all about it next fabric, yarns, needles and In. If you have a towing quesll want to 31ructlon.q. loam last week with great or- employed at Zayres In dress, you can inAp a snit), linip. I know %ou' lion, Just write me care of tistic ideas, some of the Casselberry before being nautical sweater, or a (1mm. try It! And the best thing Is that this newspaper-love to hear members ha%e framed their transferred to a store in Miami. (bus circular shawl. You'll find patterns for the Album Is a real bargain from you' --There's a spcchl article on aprons and linens and toys -only 55 cents and It's birds, others have hung them in Sunday, Wendell Jepson, his their childrens room for adwife, Hobble and her twin sister miration, starling this week, the Hobble, among other guests of members will be making a Cliff and Nancy Shadron who picture of a tree from broken have a camp at Mullet Lake Park, enjoyed a feast of bar. glass. Mrs Ruth Stopvra Is In- be-cued pig, served with catfish structor for the month of April. stew, pota to salad, swamp safety pin. Missy and Laura Futrell, Diane Guests were Mrs. Ginger Caprenter, Mike Kelley, Traci Kearney, Mrs. Marlin Voight, Baker, Tracy and Pamyla Mrs. Sue Colbert, Mrs. Evelyn Elston, Dubby's cousin, Denise to lit, system as estaitsPs.0 by said p1*1 of North Orlando, LESS that part platted ivilO North Orlando Sin Addnnd' Seminole Orhanoo. Fleridi, on Monday, Ma y ve 4_r__,W_:. 11-Iiii, 't,tion, e N York. '4. . I'102fl. Ask far the Needle. work Aihnm. and be' sure to - . minute with several of those . Hostenes for the shower were World. the aforementioned bearings 'at,' Public Hearing will be Piald in the Village Mali, Village pf North . Mrs. Virginia Bellhorru, Mrs. 3S4.lOteOftaapoesV.thuyc, run iJ. Publish. Match 72. 75. 0.g 'm 152*" 1 for a distance at 114? teat. more or ian tea point DI intersect'on with t he SOUTh f,gfll.o$ Way I1111101, of Stott Ppa *15 ' - Large '--a PRICE SALE CARL 0, GAFFE. JR WITNESS m, hand andthess.iOf &ee Our For Our Special 'TO CavIwi.nt or PottliOlt Estate of Harold K Seaman. 0ec..sed , counts these days a get your ea, send S cents to - litehin Ime, c/a this news paper. Rot SOl, Radio nt7 _l I . 11 _. ff you lure l.a use - Mrs. Warnell's brother and With their belated Easter For the small fry, there family, Mr. and Mrs. lJoyd vacaUon for the children over, It tire ocodlet; of chlit-Ill in out. terald and son Brian of 540 sounds like Li,e bunny filled fits inrluiding a e'tly East Third Street. their baskets to over flowing twautliuil party tireac In hint" The Warnetl's and l')c(eralds with their sightseeing tours In apple t- r"dii't ntiul a (Illicklespent a fabulous Sunday at Florida before returning to W)"cho 1'hetP ill(, rugged Disney World Mr. Warnell has their home In the cold country ln sweaters anti csts for Jimbr and l)ad, a set of mmitch recently been discharged from Ohio. ing styles for the whole (anti. the Keesler Air Force yed,Tom l(. and ctiter.than-ever baby - IsApril 17.21 ,, ExecutrIs of Martha East- Miss . , WANT AD WEEK demand via' so f iled Shall be void S .stcrjg'ie B dsrr.ar. . Photo sho%vs, from Liza's DES accompanied by a filing see of one dollar and lucy claim or a f Ing with knittiti iic'riis'a or crochet hook, W illi a,'wlnit mochine or etnbroid"ty hofl;', with nrt'dlclinint canvas or a iiiIltIng hattie, , , 4 ""r"' 'hipped with a easpon giving a free pattern with an order of five patterns. Re It.-eveTy1,penity ___ ___________________ of 'Jtinw bridesmaid and fst.. of the oom,, Amy orm1ney flnwer gIrl, and her mother. of Ms feroM .l'-r') ?Th'rr',in Sanfot'l - - Jr ________________ tents and ideas In the new - Poll Office Box 13" ttte claimant, hit agent, or his a - 9 and several of her attendants at the traditional bridesmaids luncheon. The new baby, named James McKinley, son of Mr. and Mrs. J C. Jell The Jett's also have a ''i daughter, Attorney for P,tillori,r Publish: Marc$t 22. 75. April S. 12. 1577 - s Flin In Needlework IV Offel r him'- "t skill may lit', you'll flint tint- - trot,. iii, time Of the first pubiiCatlo --- -- 111ff' pJl• (111L'S TALK before the wedding Is portrayed by Miss Uremia Carter - at 5gev I, Speer I'ney a - . Amy man, Patty Stevens and Jeani Carter. THOMAS A SPEER inc post once addr ess of the claimant, avid shall he sworn to by "s I14- A baby shower was held at over the weekend. On Saturday, Aike's cafeteria April in honor Dubby's grandparents, Mr. and of Mrs. J. C. Jell of Chuluota. Mrs. A. W. Luckett from 113 Magnolia Ave" - r bride'lMaidi 1 Prito Tituiville; PSUj Stevens S Mbuni ,_-, • Deputy Cleft 0 BOo $50 descri bed. thiefle run N 32 ear... de0rees0243"E •orad'stanc*o4 Winter Feovioa 2275. iR. his wits. (T AL Dsridents NOTICE OF SUIT ARTHUR H SECkWl'TPf, JR Seminal, County, Publish i - Florida Si Martha I VeIen claim or demand shah he in writing, and shall shale lit, piece of residence - Spritig is the tiiiie I,, take 1. Clerk of Circuit Court of Ser,'nol, County. of this notice. Two copies of each __1 %.-. "• ARTHUR H BECKWITH, O"i.ndc.Ialdpolnl best* tht.po,M •fld W000iTtiri. Of B.ginnlng Of it.. ii,w i*rin 704 Eat' New Eng land Avenue HUGH BLAIR CM FRANCES J vna$h'ng address ) Pal' Off cc Sax lo'iOa OrlanOc W ILAIR nO i- R,,NCtS .1 BLAIR. un site Route I. Soc 252 line a' iepemon a.vorw, silver appointments. rrsglle it JOANNI' S('hIItt-iltll( Ileai) house of said County ii Sanford, girl rpeel-yed a gold, eWsived table Th. table, overlaid with a bracelet -- show by Pial of Worm Orlando Florida, toormin sin calendar mon"is Sanford. Florida 31771 1. 1. a! 7'x .m or as Ml PleaSant. North Cooper, Defend . atoesaid Carolina 11124 inorsatter us possible. at which time Writ ot Execution was delivered to VOiJ ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Interested peril,. fg' avid .oain,t tnt as Sheriff aS Seminole Cunhy. the proposed change n zoning FiQf'lds, Pt'S' I flay, $e,ii.ø son it.. ma' an action to foreclose a mor IU4IOW,? dasc,rlD.upvoj.as'ly Deod t9eQ ott the toIlnq propert y It, ctas$flltafion will behinord and final by Clarence L torpor and AID. SetnlnOle County, Florida w1hoon taken LITTLE Lot 12. BlocS. B Cooper, said property b.Oig located Ti-ill NOTICE is to I. published iw.i (S" 5? Ci. NUMBER lir POSIInV in throe lii public pieces in Seminole CDunt t. Fio,O., ONE. acCording to thu pofflCiu4Iri as sois. ptat thereof. Within the Village Of WOrth Orlando. The North 20 Saul of the Lest ---000 in P1*' Doc* 0, Seminole co Cow- T. c:oriea, and published it Itie Public Records feat Of the West 150$., Dv Lot 75. A Santo'S Iteralo. a two saw of E. Gcltfhi'sIuddnislgt. pies Seats. FIOrIG general circulatIon In said Viui.gs. flea Deal 51110 agelnat you avid ,_ we Ill tk,t. if iIf I tftIa't (11) days ore rsop,red Is wve a copy Of The imdlrsiylsO as sheriit it to itte tim. at flit public avty. So en written d.wl.fiaM. If Seminole taunt y. Florida, will 11:00 AAC on the M My of Aiporit, NATHAN LOIS. A.flvs, lot me tieering. DATED this lWt day of ApriL A.D. AD. 1572. otter far sale and s.u,, Pustidot. WhaM ed*'uss is sat. . lit, hlgewes bidder, 501' Cash HIDIoCt On North Orai.es Awinud, Ovl.ndc. 1572. S Miry T. Norton to any and all siisting lel,i, p me Florida. and tb ?ti.O gffilwtth the CiertuftheaDOvfItVled COUrI On OF MARY T NORTON Front 'We$t Door Of fyi, Seminole April zen. County Cpurthouse in Sanford, Peal iuOgm.n' may he ifltSfSd agaiied Florida. the abeve 4esrl VIiIs.e North Orlando. W.V for nit rilist demanded in atolca Saltily the termS DI laid Wi-It of F,,etJt*on ItENEE G1I'SON was guest of honor at a party on her second btrth day '151 FOREST ________________________ NOTICE OF SNUIPPs SALE - -- IN 'HI CIRCUIT COURT OF ,THE s , Estate of E,GHIEEW'rS$ JUDICIAL CIR ERNES1INE A WHITE, ____________________ Cull IN AND FOR SEMINOLE deceased COUNTY. FLORIDA VERNON DAVIDS. of CASE HO 17-311 wo - nirted lilt- iti,tilngot of white thina will, (.tyqlnl ple-irolt noted on if* bir Idal . WITNESS nw hand and OffIcial seal 01 this C ourt at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, thiS 70th day of March. A 0. 1572. count,. Floorkda, of his office In the court - .: • / 1111 • fi1(' PniirSd Itomandsid in said Piti?lon. Seminole COunts. Florida, lying Cou nt y Judge of Seminole Geswit, of "* enterst, rou"t-gol. 4 , , mother, will sp+nd the this heart warmim occaslov iii the Cowl at tIs County Judge, All the' port of Lois 13 and U Block Seminole c.t,. Florida. C arid La' 12. SIOCS 0 Of 0 R. MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE is PrO.ie We. l" In re: £ltai* MOSES LEVY GRANT. according HAROLD K. SEAMAN in ft plat he'a' Dematied Sans 1. Page S. of tt.e Public 'Ta All Creditors and Persons Having R.cords of Seminole County. Claims air Demands Lealnof Said Florida tying North of tue Worth Estate; Rit?.O$Wa, line of North l'f'itø You and each f you are hereby S!'II as snow b RI.' Of WOrTh ndtif led avid reouiran to present any Sevi-.nolp t)iandc CDtan'y. claims flØ drflaflØs 'irj, yj Fkr,da, according It vial Thereof e4Thir of you. may have against the recorded In Phi Oboe 12. Page to estate 01 HAROLD K SEAMAN. aetsased. la te Of laid County, 10 the and II of itte Public R,ords of Also Mrs (van Kern frnatron Tiny of lb. tree Sinsfi bells also brldesrnaM with a sterling p.'arl with, lntenIer net t*Ilate which attendent of honor and enstn of the bride each IldotnUCt the bouquet bamluel m-iuitiIm'ator of Walt white bells entwIrw* with lilies t,rrspv of lAwwlon, g- MisS Jr.YI from wove In the wedding. The (locals Wets' valley s'-eni.'0 the the of the Disney World who arrangel -- S Irving Kaufman Third contestant is MiSS P'cla Mt Caflvawi IS i Sharon Walker, Latonys Gip. Florids Statutes ICSt Jew el 0 k.ufrnsft S Louis R Hardy Kam. B Sanders, daughter of untar art major at the son. Derek Sanders, Reeorda Gary R Reynolds Publish: April it. 15, 35. May 3, 1517 Mr. and Mrs Richard L universits Oliver. Edge Bass M. Tracy Publish March 7,. April S. 2 orc________________________ - - '..inders Karer. ha tiivellec Brown, Tevesa Mitchell, Kyle t. NOTICE OF ACTION taU. extensively rub Rest Ituvert Kinnergorten Faulkner, Bnscoe Brockinglozi, or a STATE OF FLORIDA TO. mat t*r'tfl4 hT p'fl?IIJ "lpnnt: 15 Here' laSt Annette Brockingtan, Dwin - ISILDA 0 ORNBERG in a SEMINOLE CCUNTY WELL "enmtiri 55 Wall Street I I1InI. si' SS xndai - Miss Rest Haven queen Edwards, Bm Jenkins, Bel' DRILLING PUMP AND West LO Branch. r'esident a! the student re41 was Tanuns it Williams, with Michael White, REGULATORY BOARD 9 hew Jersey iarrr. a Stnth'flZ St Ma Notice of l'biiC HearIn5 Rutm Laster a her Chantat Moore and Reniece You are P*reby notified ma'. Sul? __________ .r'riomr. Jwnor Hig1 She is a 't Attendants The Well Drilling and Pumi, in 'as been brought against yov in me statlatton noire 01 Seminole County Circuit COufl, Eightee'rttti .ludlcal o! member Clearwater Tora Simpson, and Kuiha Circuit. In and for Seminole Countt will Mid I public Miring to discuss Miuionar' Baptist Chruct. Bniwn Florida. in Civil Action No. the pros Well DrillingCoo. wtr she is active it the yinim par--cipants in the Spring ThIS public hearing will be held entitled. In re the marriage of HEARING NOTICE Of PUBLIC GUST SF R. ORNSERG. Pat ltiO$'iIr, clepsrtulerg. play were Butterflies Commission Chant VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO. in the County and HILDA 0. ORNBERG. hers at me COUrt souse. Sanford, --Revixida Wallace Lynn tines, FLOPIDA Respondent, and you are requIred to it FIørid. on May 13, 1 Mrs Willie Mae F ankirn and Robyn Rahun, Sybil Bakers TO wso#e ii MAY COWCERS flu your answer or wrItten defenses P.M., or as $oon tP*r.eitpr • Gaines. i NOTICE IS HERESY t the Pslton for DissolutIon of Mrs. Sandra be Willianis: frogs - Alvin Marriag, with me Clert of laid "epreaentatives of Seminole Js, Adjtev Gaskin, Diaries h Village Coins'Il a' The Village of Seminole County Well Dtuiiin avid Court, and larvae copy 'ner*of ugOo ndo. Florida the Neighborhoods United Council. ____________________ Norm Orla ncil Regulatory Pump Installation saic Pul"umr. or his will hold a public Viiiap, Cou Seminole County. ocda ________________ Soord 1: federation f THOMAS A. SPEE . of SPE ER "" °, plaitring on " 5*- James E Cousins SPEER whose address is Post rgnmza Hots In Seminole it., zoning c aesH icil Ion of The Office BC' 1344. 113 Magnolia tollowIrg described prgerty from attended the NaUOUa L.OUflt Avenue. Sanford. Fi'idI 32771. on Publish *.ii 12. usn H me Cae,', a' me Cs.eity Jgs. via to c i on. the StOrm a' bef ore Apr I[ 70Th. 1572, a nd orr-zs S.SIIIIIIS Cs.iily. Florida. trantageori lute Road 'IS avid f rom fell to do so.a Default JudgmInt will In Preseto. ,,, . to against you. for UtS relief - -. '.' .%4'qq Joxni (art" (maid 4 satin enko, k,ed IPA itnd ecoff" while And and also Martha rastinan, - _____ Legal Notice ~ --- Affair, Legal Notice F ." 4 ik - - 16 *FAIIIP4 Were nftflyf4l Willi 11"WrtIl Miss Jentil Carter, PInter ill thr twide-tiolert tind mald of honor, While linen tntile Hollis It iver I - Latg(Il Notice - I 46 I remainder of the New Y cold Shall Seminole Junior College. She is Richard Rnundtree, star of Ross Is the teacher. - -j florida with family - -active in the Black Student "Shaft," Harry Relafonte and The Mission Council will Union as '.lce president and mar- other outstanding blacks. On last Friday evening the arid friends, convene at First Shiloh minIster of communication of The Florida delegation new home of Mrs. Martha Mrs Merchant also is P ree resolutions *0 Johnson was the settlnç for a tertaining her youngest SOfi, Missionary Rarlist Church the central region. Black submitted th hat party. Mrs. Johnson designs wife and two daughters who ire Thursday at 7.30 p.m. Mrs. Ida Student Union. Benita Is vice the fl oor , president of the Student SNUC is a federa tion of black and makes hats of all styles and visiting from New York City. Anderson Is president of C vernment Association and Is organizations in Seminole co s. Guests at the party were While here they visited Walt Congress Mission: Mrs. Queen member of New Mt. Calvary County working together to Mrs. K. B. Holly, Mrs. Eunice Disney World and othet at- E. Shields is president of -c'tions. Mton Is a medical Council. '.':'unnnr Roptist Church. improve 'nmmuntty living. Whitehei,cI, Mrs. Altmease --a port graduation, IlenlUi plans better JoIn. quabty education, Bentley, Mrs. Bertha Smith. technologist and his wife, . further her education at the better housing, better govern- Ms's. 1..ula Setter, Steve Suns, Hamel, Is a school teacher. The St. John MissIonar? --Baptlstchurch,Ck'mondfleach. - niversity of North Florida. meni Meetings are held the Mrs. Jatephlne Graham, Mrs. ___ - J _i:' % - Legal Notice - - - ~ Legal Notice - . I -- ___________ ________ - f I - ,- _ _______ - - - - ani fourth Tursday of j=rata Harald, Nim Mary Mr. ani Mrs. Fmory BlAkc, :~iz-kxonville. There Ihe will .-md w - nJor in socialogy. Renita each month athlcl Pine Avenue Jenkins, Mrs. Estella Johnson, 18graduatesnfCroOflU High, Baptist Church to a fellowrhlp . nuld like to become a juvenile (old Hopper School building, nd Mr-s. Margarti Bentley. will graduate May 15 from se'vice here Sunday at 3 p.m. upstairs) at 7:30 p.m. All Mrs. Johnson and her sister, Rethune.CoOkTnan College With Rev. W. R. Lovelace will deliver unseLor. Second contestant is Miss organizations not presently Mrs. Annie Johnson, have a RS and BA degrees. the Willing Workers an. acquelyn 'Yvette Moore, represented are urged to moved to Sanford from New Fcggy Is majoring In history. niversary sermon. Mrs. student - Wilwn become participating mem- York Welcome home to these She hits been an ho ':Wu bson res - arnbs She is a senior at her's. funnel' nlordlLes. for the and Rev. B. T. Williams Is Seminole High School. She has --member of Delta Sigma Theta pastor. Calhoun, 'celvedthe"Most Outstanding Diane Is.ft 1,j Tra.Co Dram. Miss Thaad trnOk was given a Student Award" and has at- daughw of Xr. and Mirs. muprL%e birthday party on his Presently she is student4eacher --nm at T*me W' Caflioun, 610 20th birthday by his parttfltz, at Wil1' Hill Junior High School. tvndsd summer C'olie'e. fl,ctn -' venur put the Mr. and Mrs Allard Brooks tethunt.C'ni'knuur. or. w'eri4l Ttutad was most ha ppy as his :vwna Sht' i, sporti writer frshiini tout FICTITIOUS AUI the Seminole Clio, la-p boniners advertising friends joined In to help him I. NOTICE is "I'lloby GIVIlin that We FICTITIOUS hAUL •r,r.oao.e in b.itinaii at P 0 Sos newspaper. Jarquevr. is a Sprinj'onung " at the have a wonderful evening. 'ioricr. IS Pl''t,Y QVfl that W --Sanford. Fla. 3371 S,vnPnOIi r H4bw' be r a! Pree Will of Wtst Florida. mem 7jni,erst In bssi,c's a' a e .nga County, Floridl under The fiCtitIous w was In JtUe R,enee Cheuonne Gipson e Mary. S.mI'I. A veof BRAINSTORM She also plays for the a! Ow ar work for the celebrated her second birthday COunty, FloridaU1'd•? th* 'IC'flIOiJ$ PRODUCTS, and Thit we Intorid to " t ake Mary Garbage at egitter iaua name with me dart of Springfiek Mmonary Rap*zs rembinatiot cultural and Last Saturday, April 3, t vLp. anc that e Intend to registir Church junior choir . A!tw honieworntriol: obsiermince. was home of her grandparents, Mr. said namt, with, "ckeft at the the Circuit Caun, SomInole County# Florida In a ccordance with Ut. . Circuit graduation e plans U aU *ss.z.siec bs student co. Gipson, with Provisions of the Fict"W" Namil In accordance witil the colkV and major tr. palitUcir] cbatrrinati. Hem Uancl~. nwither. Lilhan, or, hrks;l,ess tit Florida Statuti's, To Wit- S ection so. wo a' Ut. Fictitious XMIlim. v1`l,,. To Wit SWicin $is 04 J&d=m-dk-. and PWI Waolie~. the following: Isliah Walker Jr.. Pr ,,o,, Ficirlds Statuteiii 141PS7. i_ - ro'n.lgIari tst' rioth, heM Atfrnting 'ere the hs'ideiIot wi lit,m' r icp nn I'ti'Uy flrniii, ftftuuq flirtta Cotter nini her IiIIflPfltefi 11w, tables will, this rfflterple-e of white awit,s elect, Mrs J. W. Carter, Mfs. rp were tinnoriI (he htide of HonoW fl htl'Jat nitendants dna P. Sfeve satin rthnq f a of tho at (he trnlItio,i htl.le,nniil on Ail 9, ieeived th uoti motif tiring tarrII m.n 11* while tonnectad groom. gronrn of tasselh.vry; taide and Mrs silver pine rnrd. central and a grape Jersey print lurnlwnn on Raturilny, April , wearing (ran4mofher The roem, ronsisteml of onion t!u,enn Brewer rt'ovn was in the .ent.r of the matching grape dress with at the home of o b,ldl.-rs parents, Mr. anti Mrs. J. W. n qess.wies In keeping itt, t w, s brklel iopiary (tee Of white soUp, shrimp arid apple Mlad, of the hcid., Of air. '4"y; roses arid Ills's of the valley. deviled eua, tomato stk.s, Mrs. Joseph .ifA inf of1th. of la%'n'l.r lri'b Carter, flo W. 2oth . Satin rIt,tin' ar-een(ed the rakin rmt loaf, fl-i;r gatrleri grorw-nm of 4v ('f1., Pa , an'i l.'jm-heon t -hostesses wet,' white / q ___f•j_lII i- IF - s.~__ JFW I&MM Peggy Is the daugbttc of Mr. cake, ice cream, cookies, and Mrs. Levi (bleman. Emory was coC*p(atn of the punch, potato chips. v'dc'ats football team and also -Miss Ruth Bell, of l.aiirclton, co-.apIntn of the baseball team. 14mg island, N.Y., enjoyed He has won many awards. children enJoyed The happy day and bout has tetantS for the Miss BLack Jess Jackson, president of Victor Nathan, Lessle Thomas, here. Miss Bell is a nurse at Mt. Operation PUSH m People Greg Williams, Kelvin Abnev. Sinai HospiLal, New York, and a arrived. Sunday at 2 p.m. the Sanford title" First contestant is Miss United to Save Humani ty); Paul Walton, and rain drops - s tudent and employ at rlb&rn cutting ceremonies will Cotavia Manhattan College. She also be held for the new GoOd Brown. ttenIth Tillman, daughter of Mr. Imnamu Raraka. poet-writer; Sonora Samaritan Home. The public Is and Mrs Angus Tiltrnon. She IS Mrs. Coretta King. the late t. Shepherd, Vermell Raiikerville, will visit Mexico City. Mrs. Helen Bell, Ruth's Invited to attend and witneSS .FeliciaRobtnaon alOgraduateoftnomsH$gh Maflth Luther King's wife; Da wn 7 P - - F 0- This contest is in help raise concrete means for or- Tommy Daniel&, Genene some of her vacation In Fx%%3- is the win al! Mr. a Staillovor0i, Nina Baskerville, California and now is visiting Mrs. Junior Blake. Mu Itinds to furnish two bedrooms complishing me goals. success to the Bliskes as they r aunt. Mrs. Sennie MetSome of the outstanding Arlene Jones, Reginald Scott, he i* the new GoOd S&tfl&1'itJIfl Ikme. Have yt'si given to the leaders at the meeting were Alton Williams; measuring chant, while awaiting the enter their lift fields. - __ ___ wo-rm - .Wfm-1 Mitchell, emripletion of her rww home ynurig wornen who art cort- Mayor Richard Hatcher. Rm- , __ I Carter, Bridesmaids Honored Brenda 'L :_I - Hopper Wendell McCkiud, TiUman. The I • _ Wednesday, Apr il 12,1972-- 9A The Sanford Herald ! 1.41 t Home Ribbon Cutting Sunday Good Samaritan :j -.-. ! -- - Ph, 3226751 __________________________ ___________ tite l in e of ou t c,unuenl.ni hute plans his, I u,i.int . hay5. • j41f1 R.,ul, lt$ I Mail.. CPiv, • $nkAmes..sJ OPEN MOSl ThUR .CPP. TILS n rt R_ -_ M ~ - in I My.$w1un'wtkrvqed SANtOMO PLAZA 312 1000 COR. 2nd & MAGNOLIA IUINTURt a CO-5-C.. I - -- - PH. -. I N G --- . �- - __j. ------------------- 10A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 12. 1972 : M-10, — I f ç • —lt,h 7. - . It - eak H. 2wirn. IS Coiv,, 4 Ilulthgtit bb *- Cheer 15 Athenian statesman 1 is Caic)i Reader's beau t Don't tip It 17 In MGM ?II T. ________ __________ ______ _______ 'C;'-rk hit.' :21 fk Lat:r S Corw..i.d C1iii h uI.s Lamh 35 M4dk pod. 38 Appe11stui 1.1.1 ,,,,,, rvim £oti IIT,ih('? hidtsr Si Stniui brn.dbIil 3 Non. gd 4 Rivet tt — _1_ j - — 13 - — 10 a J2 - rtüur S! Harm nwvn, 5.&Thii'etimn fti, Zibhci tiff N.r T flER ABB't' May I add my two cents worth cnnib form O.TThsfl) "'" dtscusslen of Upping beauticians? 3 C The only heau'Jdans I ever tip are those in beauty1 5 i5 7 8 sc hoolc because the don't get paid for the ir work in regu12 tar beauty parlors, the beauticians are paid In perform a — professional service, just like clerks in stores are 16 watt on customers. You don't see beauticians tipping more J clerks, do you' i -I Prices In beauty shops are plenty high icr what you get — Yet when you pay for a shampoo and set, if you want a 21 ! really GOOD shampoo, they 'oak you extra for a "cream ________ rinse." This just burns lineup. IRON Beauticians in acme small towns make SICK) a day. In big towns, they make even more. it ams like beauticians are getting naiwe like young doctors every day. Th!y all want to pr' rich cwer night PERTURB ET') - - - - — - • .: Emil JajJ 2ii! ii~ OEM a No - DEAR PERTURBED: I showed y,w' h'4$er to ('leyd. -t • Utli. U Cl..... ..A "P. he wants to knou In which small towns a beauti cian make. Sias a day; be would like I. there. ii'. S. It can't he Line small for him, as he was bo a raised In Leale Ilk. .rbr*aks.I -. .. .. ..,.... ..,... . move DEAR ABBY: I have been divorced for one year My and I were married for 31 years and have six children bow my cs-wife has made me a proposition She says she will marry me' again on the condition that her boyfriend visit her any t!= he wishes-an a friendly bails My 'P' tian: Is this normal? And would It make a healthy marrlage'Ul were to agree toit? A.J.B. r)EAR A. J B.: If you have a. ob,$eetloin to Sharing your wife with her )*yfrka r marriage would be "healthy" it would .uWvr both Hf van. Is ft normal! Hardly - J_i__ _J_ I 44 —— -. I 51 152 —— — - = 53 56 - —— b4 67 T -- I— - J - - — -- i — ..._ 13 . - POLLYS F=!Lz 44 POL'ITEHS I)iiIing Ship IIt'h R FOLLY CRAMER _____ DEAR NAMELESS: Dan'( asythiag, Perhaps realI,i wanted a a, but didn't want his wife I. feel that she Ir4 bun down It she dIdat prsdue iw. that be really preferred this, ______ __ _____ i'FIDENTIAL TO CINDY: It's Leap Year, a. U's perfectly legitimate fur YOU I. do thir making. But -' the CIaeae Year of the Rat, ae be caril to you ask! _____ Whof's ysur problem? T.s'R I' beer W yen go K ' your chest. Writ, to A*Y. ea .p gpg ddm a personal rep 9110111.ur .ebe1e Las Hale to write' letters Sesid ii *0 Abb7, Angeles, Cal. Sills. or Abby's beshlet, "Hew I. Write I.A. toes la All Oeea.us." FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1972 CANOLL RIOHT$ ( n .-. %'. 4' '— : -, . \Zk ' DEAR PO1.LV-1 have built models, of just about every type of sailing ship from the Santa Maria to the USS Constjtutiofl so 1 know what it is to clean the rigging and deck details of a ship model I suggest the following to Mrs J. F. W - if her sweefier hose can he revcred S. that it blows rather than sucks in air she can use It to blow the dust off. At the same time use a camel's hair artist's brush that is from 34 In ' -Inch wide to gently Jansen time dust from the rigging After that repair any damaged detail. If the rigging is made of smooth lines. not cotton or zin'thlng fuzzy. spray with a plastic.cnated spray that can be bought at a hobby shop-MR. W. J. B. DEAR POLLY-Do tell Mrs. A F. W. who wants to dust her thrce•fnot ship model that my husband has built several and I've found that by using my old pastry brush and gently pulling it over the threads and detailed piecles the dust seems to cling to the small amount of grease that is so hard to wash tout of these brushes.-.JERRI DEAR FOLLY-Anyone who has ever had a dead battery after par"ing a car with the lights kit on will ---=1 appreciate the value of carrying a spring-type clothespin. Clip the rli"t,i'_______ pin to or near ttit- light swltd on the dushtxiard. When turning the lights on, remove the clothespin and clip It to the door handle. . CLIP When you have the car LleIT your hand will touch the pin which will remind you to douse the lights-GRACE Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: The daytime fin e tot winding up whstrvez tiai been left undone and ready to be comple ted. Tomorrow Is the Tight time to put in motion new and Interesting plans of action That you have been anxious to put in operation Use your common sense Be enthusiastic ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Day hours are beat far handling personal matters well. The evening 5()C) putting new ideas to walk. order, the rest falls in place Be clever. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Ma>- 20) You must se t standards it you ire to make tirnie new Go to the right expert for the data you need at this time Show coufles)- for best results GEMINI (Ma)' 1 to June 21) Shoeing those who admire you that you really appreciate them results in fine understanding You may have a feeling of frustration dunn the da>, but tonight it all disappears MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Work is requued f >'o are to handle outside matters well and then iou can Test or your laurels Prove you are a fine citizen by your actions Obey all rules and regulations LEO (July 2.2 to Aug 21) New conditions arise that can he stepping stones to greater success d analyzed property. New contacts can be most helpful. Express your gratitude Show that you have poise %'IRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) You have new ideas that air good but need careful appraisal instead of being overly ccinfidri,t about them Be sure to get rtsponaibilmtiei out of the way cart) Don't ovenneest LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Your aaoctatro do not readily understand your ideas, but give them a chance and later it's a different story. Don't let anyone who opposes You get under your skin Relax tonight. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) You have meticulous work to handle during the day, so get an early start and complete by sundown. Plan a better wardrobe Only light rntvrlaJunuxit in uir evening since you area rest SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Accept Invitations e x tended to you and make this day wart itself out nsturalti - - rnt'mning e IJrI. with i'leasurr A parti_ular talent manifests itselflate in the afternoon CAPRICORN (Dec.22 to Jan 20) Arguments at home can only kid to low of money and trouble, so work matters out ptulkisophicaliy with kin You can start it new uptrtnd In all of your affairs Avoid arguments AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) Routine work affairs ihcitild tie planned property to that you save time and energy, thus increase your benefits Communicating with othcn is cii>' now. Be mate fnrndJy £ISctS (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Pay more attention while adding to present abundance since this is the right time An older person with a great deal of ex. cc an be most helpful. Show that you art grateful IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . . he or she will be aine of those fascinating young Individuals who has a mind that rosms over a wide area and will attract people prominence Be sure you plan now to give your progeny much oducaiion as you can afford There can be true f in this chat, especially 11 the torte nand*s itself early and is followed throughout the lifetime. The Stars impel, they do not campel' What you make of ymn iift ix largely up to YOU, Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast to; woo: sign for May is now ready. For yaw copy send your birthdatt and SI to Carroll Fott (name of spaer), Box 629. HO!IywOOd, Calif 9008. - Polly's Problem 104&016 106 ferns the Carroll Rlpbtsv •1 flOMr that doe3T" $.3- ABC The Smith Family does a takeoff on L. Jekyll and rebellious -9 CBS The Carol Burnett Shoe (Rerun) Carol and When the Henry Fonda starrec Mr. Hyde, and battles a want to he picked friends, joined by Ken Ben was cancelled at midseason, a and Mama Cass Elliot. have a number of segments had not HOLLYWOOD HOTLINE lot of tufl spoofing the old Sonja been telecast The iwtvnrs has Henie iee..kaung and other scheduled them to fill in t.'t. musical movies of the INO'L In wee, the end of first runs and shot script met IsUc bandleader season This episode Jhnn Jones i Rerr. Cnp," Chad tson the scenewhen Hilarious bit when Carol and a supermarket Is held up and to aruiger killed Fmilling Cass duet on "Ab, Sweet worries Denise bystanders might be hurt, Chad Mystery of Life." withholds action and Is the py NAJ.4CY ANDERSON As things turned out, Denlu 830 NW Adarn-12 Rerun subject of official and unofficial C'npky News rsice has been working during biatus i'he Princess and the Pi" " PowerTh educ it wu't In "RIaCUlL Mike Warren, who turned acUa' HOLLYWOOD -. tioris' all-black version of 9-10 CBS Medical Center the nude love scene sitter playing on three national "Dacula" for American Interha cmpionship basketball teams ( Rem) Should a woman with tur she was asked to make lung cancer te ll her fiance how wi th th atputtlentse na tional Pictures. at uci..*, pnrtrztysa r*e JtmRrown ie's also being prodded by working with Offi cers Reed and sick she is' Tune ti tonight and Nicholas off so much as the find out what Suzanne Pieshette ]rinse way the scene was va rious friends In the enterMalloy, who break up a tatiTTient industryto write a to do and how fiance written. c'oUcs ring centered around a t'enise Is a pretty. funny lady ,(yeer1ay In view of the sucnight club and Its shady owner Islie Nielsen reacts, and the fused with a ceas of her paperback book. effect It all has on her young (not to be i Kaz Garas) Reed y). "The Denise Nicholas Beauty boy friend of a booked singer at ansi, who is undergoing rttt, hIt psychiatric treatment. And find stifles her natural wit and t1I'T the club so he can infiltrate. Rook." Out, too, how Dr. Joe Cannon dead WI1Ou5 when she explains Granted a book of beauty 8,fi-l0 NBC NBC Mystery copes with all of these medical why she refused £ chance to hints and. movie or TV script make the fIlm with Broii don't have too much in comMovie iRerun) "Death LenJi a and emotional problems. m while her television series, mon. But, through her first litHand" It's Lieutenant moo. 'Room 1," was on hiatus. 9-9.30 ABC The Marty Colombo's (Peter Falk I erary effort, Denise showed '1 wanted to play the part" that she can write straight-tusegment, with a strong guest Feldman C'.nrne Machine At 0 roster, including veteran Ray long last, it shows up. Feldman Denise a&nlL'i, "tag, when 1 the-point, readable sentences, MeIltsnd. - Robert - - Culp wa a big hit on "The Gold- read the 54Tlpt and got to the which is more than some script nii,4. 1 )can to idee 11 remernberftimrrorn"I.Spv'') uiggt'rs two seasons ago and '' th'no ' writers can do 'Now, what s going to happen and Patricia Crowley. The plot everyone thought he would riere centers around a jealous ('a the regular run by 1)0W. But was going to be fl husband iMiliandi who rmw- something went amiss ' made In Mexico, and Udnklng ders his unfaithful young wife between series starts tonight, about that scone with Jun i Miss Crawley In a fit of rage. aided by son Welles, who E on a Mesican loca tion I a He discovers her infidelity alter delivers lecture On began to get nervous about she' rrtuser In r'°' blackmail to arlst,'icraci,, using pbots of what I'd be asked to do CuIp, viho has been Prrd by the humans in a zoo to illustra te his"So I talked with the husband to tail his wife. Pt1t Rubbery4aced Feldman director. "Don't worry,' he said. 'You are going to be protected.' * * * "Vex,' I wanted to know, 'bit how' Just hew is this scene • going to he played and shot" 'He was vague. Then finally Ithink he got angry with me. Insteadcdglvtng me sornedefi. niLe assurances, he said, Look, (a) Search for WEDNESDAY Ihave to have complete artistic Tomorrow (5) Spilt Second - 'I "Sothatwutlieendof that. I -_________________ 1:00 (2) Somerset 7:00 (3) I Dream of had a feeling that word would (a) What, My Line? Jeannie (5) All My Children go over Hollywood not to cast (a) Truth or 1:30 (2) Three on a Denim Nicholas, that I was too consequences Match / difficult. (') Dragnet (a) As the World 7:30 (2) To Tell 1* "I'd beau n.sked to play a Turns WPdTOWN SANSOROII) Clii Truth nude love scene once before in (5) Let's Make a 3 BIG FEATURES Hogan's Heroes Deal a film with )•'t-ed Willlamsor NOW SHOWING Mouse' Factory 2:00 (2) Days of but the shooting schedule cmC.ntd.from6: Do P.M. 1:00 (2) Adam 22 Lives flicted with my television coinSun. 1:30 (a) ,.arol Burnett (a) Love Is a Many mitinetn, ø I didn't have to de-Seven seas SpIndared Thing cide whether I'd do it." it 0 (2) MOVIeS (5) Newlywed Game 900 (a) Medical Center 2:30 (2) Doctors 1* KTLU III oft (5) Movies (a) Guiding Light 10:00 (a) Mannis (5) Dating Game I 10:30 (2) Night Gallery 3:00 (2) Another World 11:00 (2) (a) () News (a) Secret Storm Drê.'1s Theatre I I 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson () General Hospital 'TONITE THRU SAT. () () 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton lit Area Showing R Place 715&1O,_.,II,.,J (a) E dge of NIp',i TLJiIDcl-.A,, .a ItWI,)iJ1 (5) w Life to Live 4:00 (2) Munslers ..d MORNING (a) Amateur's Guide fw It to Love 6.15 (2) TV Classroom 'ior (5) Movies (a) Sunshine Almanac ______ !DRAN.I(GP) 4:30 (2) I Love Lucy (5) Slim Mlrin P1351tfl' The3 Headed Mo,nta' (a) Perry Mason 6:30 (a) Sunshine Semester 5:00 (2) Dick Van D5ke 6.43 (2) Sunshine &imanac 5:30 62) (5) News (5) Florida Agri.World SATURDAY MATINEE (a) Green Acres 7:00 (2) Today KIDDIE SHOW 6:00 (a) () News ________ 5115 .3511*05 POPCORN Boro's Big 9 WITH P11115 5:00 (a) Capt. K (5) Mike Douglas Cartsass.sa.rt, Walt 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue ADM. 25c (a) Romper Room (9 PLUS AT (5) MovIes WOMEN" 9:30 (a) Virginia Graham MARIA SCH[LLj, EVERY 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place In OooiSOPEN AT%:51 10:30 (3) Concentration (a) Mery Griffin 1030 (5) Fashions In Sewinu W orl 11700 (2) Sale of the -ENDS TODAY5*51015 Century (5) Love. American Style H 2:30 2:3O.5:05 11.30 (2) Hollywood Squares II] (a) Love at Life I. . . -. DEAR POLL'-M - Pet Peeve is that it burns me UP when I hold a door open for someone back of me, usual1 a woman, and that person does not even say "Thank youi"-EDITH • •" "" -_____t~~ I -' . - A Laydown Seven---Almost dill:l Ufl th.- t' I Oh' but there' w ;i tii1 P ut.itm about $11)C .1U(Cfl CiI dUi . ' U*II :- - ( - ______________ t '_ ______________________ '.SELECIEI) hi American Legion Auxiliary Unit 2.56 o( ('isseltxrrv for Girls State In Tallahassee was Kri.Mta Storey (right) and as 41 alternate, Ivy Tossie. Both girls are Lyman High School Juniors, (Marilyn Gordon Photo) Delegates .r What ..- Named Fo Girls State 4 - formation of their own Rovem ment. Girt_s State chairman of Unt 26, Mrs. George F. \'enj;er, was assIsted by a ('omtUlilLtt't', consisting of Mrs. Kenneth Green, Mrs. Ben Evans and Mrs Letha Ward, In interviewing the candldatesata fleeting and reception at her borne In Ca5SelbCrry, osp ita l H APRIL. 11. 1972 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Betty Prescott My Emerson Evelyn L. Bolton Laurel Eflmore Nancy J. Crouthamel Joseph F. Smallbone Charles B. Schirard Elsie Blaha, DeBary Maria Taliercia, Deltona Joseph M. Cahill, Deltona }3ertjui L. Ochs, Deltona Lemuel T. Charles, Deltona Ellen Larson, Deltona Peter Ermacora, Deltona Helen R. WIddis, Edgewater Karen M. Capps, Lake Monroe _______________ Vegetable ' g ZELLWOOD DISTRICT: Cabbage- Demand very good, market study. Domestic S"OW)d type, medium-large, 1% bushel crates 11.50.1.75. 50 U, mesh sacks 11.25- 1.50. bushel crates, rnedlum.large; red type $3,00; Savoy type 12 50 Carruts-Dernand very good, market steady. Film bags, mesh or paper master talners, medium-Large; 484lb 14.25; 24-2 Lb 14.15. 50 lb mesh sacks, loose pack. large size 1425 Celery-Demand very good, marketflrm. Wirebound crates, Pascal type, 2. 3. & 4 dozen_s 13.00, 2' dozens 13.25,6 & few 8 dozens $3.50. Chinese Cabbage-Demand good, market steady. Wirebound crates, wrapped, 24 count $21'O. Endive-Detnand fairly good, riarket steady, I 1.9th bushel crates 11.75 Escarole-Demand fairly good, market steady, I i.2th bushel crates $1.50. Lettuce-.. Leaf type, demand good, market steady, 4-5th laisbel crates $2.50. Romaine type, demand good, market steady, 1 1-9th bushel crates $1.50 Bibb type' t)erru,nd fairly e1ood, market s>eady, cartons, 24 count $2.50. Parsley-Demand good, market steady. Wirebound cT'ite.s, bunched 5 dozen, Curly & Plain _g , ____________________ ________ - i r' A.rr' .' r' I...) . - mplrt. package includes: Round trip GreytuOuriO reserved space to and lion main gate. _____ -- .. •— -- - no day unlenit.d use of Tiomofaiis, trains, th'utwcraft. 1 3:3OMA I E (except Sat.. - AMID= to "Magi c Kingdom." - COLOR — , -,... I,---. -I----' _____________________________________ V admissions to Theme Pal atlracmo'-is fsr sely $10.10 hu0t: S ristes. on reqJe'; N. I AVE Sunford, Flu 935 A.M. 1-01 ,s$erw$I,014 call: Ij BUS TERMINAL 121 S. PAIR An. PIlONI 3fl.1421 iHEYHOUND -, '4., a __ Wilt Pney W' -' I'$Olid*, I$1 Can04a 1 %enfwS Pt' m Wic 7 We Still Have O..sr . I - LUNCHEON SPECIAL -I 1! a-'. 131 ti!7.! 11t i," House Of Steak at ONLY 10 more rngn?s SEASON ENDS APRIL 34 CENTRAL FLORIDA DERBY FINALS ' 1 .: - Radishes.-Demand Matlneei: Monday, Wednesday & a$urdey Pus' rimes 1:45 pm and 5pm SORRY NO Play The Fabulous Big P,rfecfa MINORS LOUNciOPtD*fLY—IDGSUH 00) FRIDAY NIGH, .v ........ . - ------.-- - . - -. ____ ALLEY OOP f ilwor 0117 4- ,,, uu'.t5tX.'! , -p ii ltCs'r! 09 _____ cur "i '. Pr(1 - flip . ID PM., north at Ouiande botwoun id. j 1. very good, market steady. Cartons, film bags; Red type 304 01 Supply instifficlee-it to quote; White Icicle type, 244 oz. very few $2.50. HASTINGSDISTRIC1': C.de'-A'Pboae No. Area Code11111"12-2211 Cabbugr-Demand very goatS, market steady. Domestic round type, medlum4arge, 1. bUshel crates & 50 lb cartons $1.50 some hIgher. lb sacks $1.25. occasional high--r. Stehia was shocked to find that the Bible di scribes all sorts of sexual crimes, such as homosexuality, wife'swapplflj. mass and sexual rape, Incest mayhem, as Illustrated below. But the Bible dots not enlarge on such for p3rnographlc commercial- zr-r LAP' ss, mn'-i L1F tv*t ( WHO I'S V'R > I °'W 'r v II l -1 'T i __________ ____j I" " ____ __ ,iP' )' ,) 29 _1~ wei D' CLOt') I') Q(J7, 9F Ahit1 WAS T12V RPSI!t"AL FM,FFOr,Y/ DF4t)N tIf) mGG&ST 111 -'v / -rig,, rR s.i Jt.$'T' 3AVC UP- F1R. II - - I -r - I . i /) ' L JJ f ill'.,t (., TAW i. I m"4L-',L '.,i.t' I ttO0k 10 n-tv'- I by "- / j-r 4 -T 'fl1EiAt t,ir Pucl' 'EPA tJ' --- - : .) - 'Ja-sEi . rr.-' -",-jr - - . I .,? . , ., ( i 7( . je . , . ; . ) J A, ' -_,_ ( . .( ,u ', , , e L1 ____ _________ L [ rt4E/ CALL G-l(EN AND tjlEF4', by Bowl" & ScIserz - - F I A F5 AI'IC A EMt1 P ~ J - ,- I. L11, I<E - 0 ~ 'e t, -4 I r ") ro` ---- L A ' , Ad - - . --- 1. _.~t_t -~~_7_ ,~ ~o_ -~ 0 4T, ., . ~ - VWMH 64 1. WANT ,, "'s i e4 by Crooks & Lawrence i"/i*! T - vw.4T sac'..' '.'.,.w N'e'c1 ) sqf 4 'Srat..v4r r -s&,rgO To ,-:r -" ''-..r "'44 .*44 .s'C4 Ft 4rw CAPTAIN EASY w "f T OWE 'it't) ''iVU WANT Lie 'fQ ¶ NQ. i,ic Te'EE6 C,uxIV )cAslr 4AU mPc' rittJTY, NO±'4: IS3LICCE'JT U PAY FOR P.T _.4 ' , N= =_;t " " , .I,.. -^ .. . . WINTHROP 04W'C.. rGi6, mr - - ' by Coker & Fasn 7, ro TO (MITE: "\ '/MyMoThEgoVRF \, L By George W. Crane, PhD., M.D. ' ._j e _ ' . Cast. T.55l: Stt'lh.i C.. aged 213, tr,tt'lu'S .1 VOhlflS. .iiitI tb' hieiuuiose'ssi.tl mt'ii married con It's mu mid tv of Sodomn tried to e'ninpd School class, 'I sill. li.g.It) Lot to hiring lort'i ! i -Dr. (r.ittr "ili,Ilt' gut sti for gfosu> s.iii,iI "ss'liy art' there so 111-11" "I .tlimise' (sodoumiy). crimes nosv.id.i%'s? Bill Lot, .is a siuhstitiite. growluig world is the' m en tried to oiler them his rnou sinful. due to the P°' tis a Orgill d.uighit.'rs for an uiographilc un.ig.izInes. all uuight sex or* . 1)01 to no k's and sn-mit pethllt'rs mail. Ct'tit'sls, (li,m1)ti'r 11)). "Sutrt'lv tl.' pctiple ill old. gas e Dat id's King Saul the rut time-s (he n't face' 110 I Ito 11114111.1 wiff. first lt'ssditrss mioss' tonirnuitluig S.inuii'I. (hi.il'lter 25). Arne'nicans. did they?" I).t id had p ri's stis. Is BIBLICAL SEX t.tu,iiuuittteel ut''tii,ul uis.ivlwtii SI mice pupil l.i 11011 It .ii (Iii f) PhilIsiltu's Ii) Still her vxmied and sue now are .1 Siuiisie'1. (:hi,tiiter 18). mirsssp,sper.re.ol$uig literate', A IA'S 1k' ,uul IsIs cnnt-um nation, It prohi.iblv SEEMS hijuie Stavedos e'rniglst at list' tlsat %,e are going sex t'r.siy! hitun-' farmer. In 1700. (lie' (,1,5.4 t.'uu,,s titu Id tb ' s ii e' hitit the gate Its a total POPuil.ltiuhl ligt' elens,muide'el that tIut' I..'. ie.'a go. no larger thu is Cli s itt' be tuned its e'r its theuts alone. flOW hioustsl 'Scarkt Let- for st'iwal orgies. Initt'iiti, his cntii'uiltlute' ter" In 1850 would require ter e' dolor was j)luslit"d iiuitii'.lt' til e to. W similar sexy novels night till iiss.uuhtcd itli un-i equal day. lust to attain umi to Instil the crawled slit' ratIol And the Bible Is replete clout at el,isu',i aisti died. lie Let lit' theit emit her with sexual e-'phodri, riiusg' bug Iroemi Incest, hu,inosrxual' body hut) 12 )lvt't's, sentlhisg fly, 111453 l'UC, wile-swap. one rails to the 12 Tribes of plug. Sexual assault (Intl was linac-I and a bluntly fratmi. ohl'rsu i'd by p'rusoe-kIr muir- cuui.ul st-ar etusued (Judges, Clitiphut 19). de'rs, etc. ))inahs (Jilcob's daughter). "swapped' Abraham thus musuire' being ruled by the after order to In wife his hIs own life! (Genesis, Chap' I'rince, then was asrmsge'd by tier brothers via subterfuge ter 10). , - THE BADGE GUYS April 14 Bingo party sponsored b: Mary A. Webb, Orange City I"I.T Club of the Hcbekahs, 7:3 Ralph A. Farina, Longwood p.m.. Odd Fellows hall Clarence J. Mekeever, Magnolia Avenue; public in Longwood viteel. James T. Goodman, Geneva Bingo party sponsored by Fl BIRTHS Club of the Reb'ekohs, 730 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dean, boy, Odd Fellows hail, Magnoll Sanford Avenue; public invited. Mr. and Mrs. Albert American Association c boy, Lake Monroe 1tet1nd Persons, Deliary Fir DISCHARGES hall, 10 a.m. Sanford: April 14-I5 Louise Long Shrine paper sale. Oder Wells Mary A. Frammer April II Lucille Wright Springi Altamonte Doris Williams Homemakers, 9 a.m., Firs La Fr Altanlonti S&L Federal Lessie Thomas Springs. John E. Anderson Mrs. Rita A. McNeil and baby April 20 Seminole County Republicam girl Mrs. Deborah Kay Burtnett executive committee, 8 p.m. Seminole Junior College roon and baby boy Theodore If. Dabn, Dongwood 3071 (over the library). Janet Fish, Deltona April 23 Ruth Ohamn, Deltona Longwood Bell Ringers, Blanche A. Brault., DeBary p.m., Upsala Presbyterial Myrtle M. 11111, DeBary Church. Jason W. Deyo, Lake Monroe Helen Hutchinson, Poynette, April 27 Shrine meeting, 6:30 p.m. wis, / 4~ __ 4 ( .4f _. —10 . , _''r ,~* 0 ~', '.. J.,~3~ $ , ~N - ; Verm.'ei' ,_ Wt ~' ),7 - I ..4r1 Al SuRE' 'r.a'- j') r'tal 'f A ,"-it,) / 'to F \ u' reeF . T\ 111 PRISCILLA'S POP Toastmistress Club, * p.m. of Commerce. . '\ iI.d Ii" ' 1 I IIi_LL2'L ,t ' r tJi' April 13 Seminole County Cnmperi April 13 of taiciness meeting, 7:30 pm Denry (;BnICI) ('lob "Tour First Federal S&l, 330 Weel Semnoran Boulevard, Altamonk change of Suburban Republican Springs (note meeting place). monthly Club Women's meeting, 7:30 pm., First Seminole County Democrati Federal SM., Altamonte executi ve comurnittee, 8 p.m. Springs. room 211, SJC. ' i~'1 SoMe(- 1; 'it tU'1l(eC' DFW"'AL RP41E)'4L ) &'Ft'"A / " tie CCPJLbM'T 'n.esi' / ~l —1 munity Center. - '..' ": by Lorry Lewis ,---."-. _____ -I- - 1 -, 11 CAMPUS CLATTER alerting Rime Burns Eight Homes," 2-6 it. iii ; ticket,DeBary Civic Association, and maps available at I)eflnr 7:30 p.m., speaker, Circuit Florist and post office. I...i.._ r,......i..t.t. C..irl, ('...,,. JUU5CV LJIll iIiitR that cost the list's of ,ill tilt males of the city (Genesis Chapter 34). King 111s kl stole the uulfi a lov,il soldier while this l,tttt'r s .,s in tl.' .mnmiiv .110 thirti, to os sr tip hits ,ieliil Iris, I),is Id orders-il tlu' in miuct'iit soldier sl.iin (II S,iiii itch, Chapter 11). 'I'Iit' suit.' (if the' c'uiiployei of Joseph r.'pi..lt eehlv tried to 't'ellit.(' loin. 'lic'ii slit' sit her Ii,i,t tnop, hit' lIed. lea' lug his iii:' lit her hi,imiils, svlu'n.'iipun sIn had hi m j.tiletl. hi.trtuuut. Ititu tti .ttte'uuupted rapt. j('ni' sis, Ch.uplt'r 39). JtieJ.ili was truekeil liv hi, d1i;u ghi t ir 'It,' h,t us- is ho tsr raved lunch as ,i harlot ant dcccli eel him him f.uthu'riii her Fjrsthiormi (wits units Vhus'ii Jmul.ihs l.itrr (,ulrre'c her shuts, slit' Imirturel hit' Ili Chap (: h huts i5-uut-sIs. let 3h). Saunstius cuuughtt :1(W) Inst's tied tin'uui t,iil.hsi.I.ujl ill pairs tutu itt tlt.'un buiuc iii till lpt' whie,sttu.'lelu \% lilt lime Iu,utuis .itt,o hu.'cI. II'' 11111%t .uiisriI Ibi, .k1ul ssu tutu Ill, father of hi,, e-iIe ill-law. hiee'iitss.' liii' I,iti t'i h,.stI gis en Sunsuit's si-lit' ti it flutiSt' HuilIsituti' S1111111 (judges. Cki trr 15) hiuut tile Bibleie'es.'Is' out lInes suds sruiul epluud.--s it 14 "k ill utr.ulttv, iseit to set iiismustt>r,u1ihsk' llt,'ratutr.' ant e'uud uisos It'll So send for mv Issukh.' IIinW to StlusniL*tt- 1111114 hlruehhtig." rms.lnuhuig a limi t st.uIispe'tI. rutuurus s'nsa'hpe' plus 25 cents. lAiward aiiIi $4 lii. Cilia in 4.1 f Skit 1'P1P1- •,iI.aI* i lial tt lMpPJ, 64410a6IA .u.,l,.pa 60-4 I ama ii .uu 1110158 iii pcueti .,il, w5.t, pwa 64M as f.i •a at SI b..uc. I CpiIigSt tIlt . .I ~ Pr `_ 1. / I ;If] r /'It - ~4k,3 .4-. I uLW -. 1 Seminole Calendar ______________ \ / 11 fil Di i4% !W their natural habitats," mien saul. lie was Infortneel this Is much Visitors to the Sanfoid Zoo the same plan being studied lot come from everywhere. This the new facility heIn5l iIe!lgnee was Iw'-i1d recently when for this nrc'n handsnmne young family ni-rived When asked for specifies as It in town to visit their grand. his thtnighls on this too, liolenl parents, Mr. anti Mrs. liaruhi saul, ''1his Is an Imupontho' II. howe, of 1903 Mellonville fr,cihIty for any town. The rem, o Avenue. course, is crusH cml crowiled itobert and F.linor Llnberg when compared with the SI 4, and two antis, Steven, 5i 1A)uis rim), but then Sanford ii An-hew, 4, from ll>fleld. Mass,, considerably crueller and icc' celled Urammiui Howe a few able In coupon a sin-Ilci weeks ago to tell her they frn.ility. wanted to iisit But a most ''liii' celeetioti of animals P Important ques$ton was, ''Is quite gtoti, t'titl!lull'rifll( the there a too In Sanford' t. Se'entj that although they hli'c cpa' available , however, 1 i'e'rsnally have no miversi In the vicinity of an nttnictive reaction to seeing large nnimnaP little son, the children had spent !t14'l1 as the linus, and tigers It 0 no tine in a n anti (lie)' aittall cages. were most anxious to 54'C Sn-TiC ''''e' son Is dirty although 'real live animals.' ( iltl set' efforts being ummaile I Robert and Eulnor were asked keep it clean." atanit their liupeessinns of the ljnlerg, w ho is ehairmnno o Sanford menagerIe. Ellnor is U the mnmlerii language depart n-itti'e of M lenils, wtiit'li ment at (ns'ernor l)ummmiu'i too famnillnr to many for it_i A.-sult'mimy in Ityftelil, soul Ii' outstanding qualities 'i'bere would look forward to rctui'nini are no cages, no fences except Stale emit for the hints. In good weather, viitInl( (tw' new facility in ii the animals are kept nut_sick in larger quarters. N Wednesday, April 12, 1972-1hA by V. T. 14.mHn ______ The Sanford Herald .KOWRKI fly ANN IF,(7 WORRY CLINIC SF'EQAL GODZILLASt3:Sê-11:00 Report SHIPPING POINT IN. 14 bushel crates, mediumr'ORMATION FOR TUESDAY, large; Red type $2,504.00, APR. 11th, ALL SALES F.O.B. mostly $3.00; Savoy 12,75-3.00. Mike Pflqeger FOR STOCK OF GENERALLY Local Representative UNLESS GOOD QUALITY, Phone 3224M STATED, OTHERWISE CHARGES PRECOOLING EXTRA. Isne AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (a) Where the than is (5) Password 1. News _ - (2) .. --.---- .torfl II By MARILYN GORDON Krista Storey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Storey, of Route I, Longwood, was chosen as a delegate to Girls State by Casselberr'yUnitS6, American Legion Auxiliary. Ivy Tousle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie ! Tousle, was chosen as the . ternate delegate. Krlsta, a junior at Lyman High SchooL, Is a representative to the Student Government and secretary of the International Club. She plays the piano and the guitar and has been a Girl Scout. Her ambition Is to become a veterinarian. Ivy. also a junior at Lyman ish School, is a talented ( usiclan. She Is a member of the Concert Chorus and a pianist, a drama student and a member of the Civinettes, She teaches a senior Sunday School class at Grant Chapel ÂME Church. Girls State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Is held at Tallahassee. The girls 'e housed on the campus of the ""University of Florida. The girls are taught good citizenship and the principles of democracy by actual participation in the - SERVICE ,- r Ckjr - -_ 'l! - --. , - - Scud SI fw JACOEV MODIRJ4 beoh to "W.., .t fi'.dpe,' (c'. t*ai .*wspop,,, P0 1i 419, lade City Stot,u, New Y,&, U V IDOlS - - - -_ - tied about Vt'it holding three' to the queen Se's t't: LL5fl'1 .. ________ - - as surcl% going Ii' Ic bid at the' otli&'r table and t.II Jacoby wanted to do was to get the same result as his opposite number. tie WOO the heart tipetting. drew four rounds iif trumps, cashed the clubs and the ace' at diamonds: entered dummy with a fifth trump. led a second diarnotid and it' 1r'xt'd h.uppil> when East B Oswald & James Jacob% produced the queen iuilit .7ii(01 " has m' t' said lu ck In 1L'4.LrliO1-iUlll lliiitClit'$ what hv would have dune if we remember a hand played East had played a low dia in the finals of the 1935 or mood 1936 Spit, Cold. It was a long Morris Elis of New York match and coming into the who pluied the' hand at tl'e last set of boards the, Four other table, has committed Act's held aMOD-point lead hzinm,df He said. '1 was co'ihis it as bt'fm t' tut diii s tif III It, hIS' it ('ii1 and 'r'IMP& and the matches. were if iou could output's' it played at total points. pifw*P15 TIirr'.t At Oswald Jacob)' who Siti South picked up one of the ,J7j.jj] biggest hands tie 1usd ev er held. He opened with a forc. ,, lag two-spade bid West North F.a.t South stuck in a nun-vulnerable 4 nuisiance call of five' hearts I IV Pi, -I, and 1)0Cc Bruce sitting s..,, North. raised to flue spades A A KS 54 V AT • ,I 4 t V €54 Needless to sat. iucob% What do you do rwaa' went right to seven 4--Bid $P14C% ported to spread the hand and claim as soon as dum- clii" TtM)A%"S Qt'ESTIO\ mu hit the table but the i'u do b id tp ;o.:ia' u'iiuni' dunlmu canut- down By this Litre you can Set' your JO C * ?iCt lUilifi 10 IOU, u do n' Jacobi's problem He could *dve Whit d ditit ii tlUCr 01 duittri i At' i' r# Iidt$"i t,54 .. - ' ' STARTS TOMOR ROW WIN AT BRIDGE ___________ UU ;~ .T1r,C .r,.~~ ~ 4 *. DEAR POLL'-1 have a large picture (24 by 48 : inches) that has warped slightly so does not bang flat against the wall. This picture appears to be . concave when one b ook.s t It I would be most grate. Iul if anyone could tell me how to correct this..1 M T ...,.A i.i IIIuIIU* - ~__._ - U Sanford Visitors — u Pay Zoo A Visit - ___________ _____________ .- - .--. !J'— -- Television Tonite Is Made Easier Task DEAR AItR' Recently a friend of ours had her fourth daughter. No sons' During each pregnancy, altho the wile said she wanted a boy, bet husband aazsutd that be wanted a girl. I wonder why a normal, well-adjusted male would 1g want a son? Du you think be Is afraid of competition' NAMELESS, PLEASE Previews . - - - TV Time Nude 5Summd up 43EnT,t,,n. 3 Indian ireiht C)n who 10 N.utwai term 45 Wood.n p (suffilil 241rtty derrnii 22 Cam ta 91 Asian roo-mn It: Afrwan n%, 27 chiniolo. utionssl. n — pie 4 Wild cnf Quoe. Z Sa mple a F'ondi. 34 Portrait statuic 4$ 'Tumult Mnth'r (rift.) 50 Arpolirw 34 Trsd.s I Cruaioe Bur.r ISS 5 _____ _____ Ftt 1 P (i beautician By Abigail Van ____________ ky Cad 34 Towsrd dir inuth X comirtive of n.ithp 57 RoIki cybnd.r High lights L'r.L' ______ _______________________ ______ _____ 15 lA't tip: Lt-$i.,.' 44 D 4€ twrrr.4ar d. Prrtr — •W?-14 10t.1flT . 4W' - wit 5 $tufkd ________ s .--- . - ---------------- . ou 'wie,ii' r r"-" -' / t-'ô ;71 ==A, f 'MT)'l ThE _~ jr.t ~, , e i flN i '. i t, ., I , 4 _ — cp~. _ BLONDIE —/-'\. - Mali CDON( ASK roAff ROSS r FOl A ______ ________ utO BICAe.'SC I IEtASEO c.xC'rs'? w To -. I .' o'1 \ArEujr '• L -. 'ou OAGOO t MiSTEAiiir 1.OST I O€c'iO 4 L ia,s'ra A 'TP.4ES' ' - 1 "'_t'I -. . .' ) by Chic Young : --T ( . 'li'?' - , --s': -v— •) EcE - V ., r ', 1 .. - • - -7 \ % k , - ,., F 1-4 It I 'i'I I Ti'lATØ A I ,5_"0V ONE ! HAN I 7tv0 Mr-t Walker non cv II __ (meIRcIAL 5A'FiMW M5$13 W 4VAv cat t f4) ..44'c,iIsi.,f40' ts"ciad 4w&160 ., set tsat .ssSO sw'sY4' .4 7'4 f4ej' - IN t'r 'l3.4.bCt iPd' yi%f cie,rgQYsnI S44w C I 41es/i' j!) kt hl"T i F1'' (L t, -. —ji ill" — - 'i' ' : 1/ �-- .-.-: .- - - BA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday. April 12, 1972 , Black Sanford' - . - - '' F Contest ri d a y At - - /1 iII 7 1 / !J / Brenda Carter, Bridesmaids honored 1 I 1 .. J Miss flrrntlii Carter and her Pretty Brenda, who became silver wedding rings cornBelgian lace cloth, held a Attending were the bridebridal attendants were honored the bride of Itotmiti I). Stevens piimented the tables with this centerpiece of white swans elect, Mn'. .1. W. Cart", Mrs. at 11 traditional brideatnnitla on April 9, received the guests iti$If being carried on the white rnnr.ected by satin ribbons to a PAns P. Stevens (mother of the luncheon on Saturday, April 6, wearing a grape jersey print anti silver place card.,. centrcl bride and groom, groom of Cssselberry; Mrs. at the home of the btide-elect's dress with matching grape In the center of the room was The menu consisted of onion Eugene Brewer (grandmother parents, Mr. soti Mrs. J. W. ncreotipi In keeping with the a bridal topiary tree of white soup, shrimp and apple salad, of the bride) of Lake Mary; Carter, 1101 W. 20th St. bride's tdnrs of lavender anti rtsea and lilies of the valley, deviled eggs. tomato slices, Mrs. Joseph Malley sirnt of the Luncheon t- -hosleaaea were white. Satin ribbons accented the raisin nut lost, flower garden groom of New Castle, Ps rind Mii's Jeani Carter, sister of the Tables were arrayed with flowers and white satin cake, iced tea and coffee. Mists Jeanl Carter (maid of bride-elect and timid of honor, white i1nen table cloths covered slresv,,ers flnwptl from the top The bride presented each honor) of Orlar4n. and also Martha Eastman, with lavender net. Tiny f the tr ee. Small bells also bridesmald with atterllng pearl AlsoMr. Ivan Kern (matron banquet coorilirator of Walt while bells entwined with lilies adorned the bouquet, necklace which each attendent of honor and cousin of the bride) Disney World who arranged the of the valley acentNl the 'luetta were served from wore In the wedding. The flower of London, Eng.; Miss Jan luncheon menu and catered the settings of white hinn with crysthlpieeesuaedontt*bridal girl received a gold, engraved Price (brIdesmaid) of affair. sliver nps)inunrnis Fragile table. The table, overlaid with a bracelet Titusville: Patty Stevens (junior bridesmaid anti sister of the groom ). Amy t)orminey I : - J _______ / 1/ :7T . / j - ' - .7 - . . . - t', .' J' % '' - P. - - . . -- ' . , - - i 11, 1I I fl7TT.:.\'.'. "r: v'.. w - :r ___ ________ _ _ _______________________________ __________________________________ ___ _______ _____ __________ _______________ ___________ ______ ______ _______ _________ ________ jr _______ __________ _______ ____________ _____ C _ __ "I 41%~ -- -_ -*;. .----. I- -! I . - Legal Notice - - - - - - - -__- - _--__._--.- - Sttie/un ' (flower girl, and her mother. Herold Heek.pbsch f Sanford; ard PIt Mt1Th4fl Orlandol i iiiie Mrs - I - -' - ,Mbum Offers Fling In Neefflework . k _~I*- --- - - '. president of the Student SNUC is a federation of black and makes hats of all styles and visiting from New Vurk City. Anderson Is president of Government Association and is organizations in Seminole colors. Guests at the party were While here they visited Walt Congress Mission: MN. Queen a member of New ML Calvary County working together to Mrs. K. B. Holly. Mrs. Eunice Disney World iu'd other at- E. Shields Ii president of Missionary Baptist Church. improve community living, Whitehead, Mrs. Altmease rctions. Mton is a medical council Upon graduation, 13.enita plans better jobs, quality education, Bentley, Mrs.. Bcrth* Smith. technologist and his wife, in further her education at the better housing, bI Rovvm Mrs. LUIS Setter, Steve Sims. Harriet. is a whool teacher. The St. John Missionarp University of North Florida, ment. MeeUng, are held the Mrs.. Josephine Graham. Mrs. - - Baptist Church, Ormond Beach, Jacksonville. There she will second and fourth Tuesday of Juanita HaroK Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. F.mory Blake, will join the SL John Missionary major In soclalogy. Bonita eachmonthatll0lPineAvenue Jenkins, Mrs.. Estella Jnhns.cm, %graduatesofCrooTnsHtgh. Baptist Church In a fellowship would like to became a juvenile told Hopper School building, and Mrs. Margaret Bentley. will graduate May 15 from •viee here Sunday at 3 p.m. c'nunsclor. upstairs 1 at 7:30 p.m. All Mrs. Johnson and her sister, Bethune.Cookman College With Rev . W. Second contestant is Miss organizations not presently Mrs. Annie Johnson, have a BS and BA degrees. the Willing Workers anJacquelyn Yvette Moore, represented are urged to moved to Sanford from New Mrs. Peggy is majoring in history. nirersary sermon. daughter of Mrs. Ruby Wilson become participating mem- York. Welcome home to Use n an honor studeat Flemmer Gibson is president Combs. She Is a senior at bers. former Sanfordites. for the past three years. She Is a and Rev. R. 1. Williams Li' Seminole High School She i' --- member of Delta Sigma Theta pastor. received the "Most Outstanding Calhoun, Diane Miss Thaad Brooks was given a sorority and Tra.Co Dram. Student Award" and has at- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. surprise birthday party on his Presently she is student-teacher tended summer sessions at Daniel Wester Calhoun, 610 20th birthday by his parents, at holly Hill Junrnrfligh School. Be thune-Cookman Collegt, Hickory Avenue, put the Mr. and Mrs. Alford Brooks. I);tons She is sports writer finishing touches on several Thaad was most happy as for the Seminole High large banners advertising friends joined in to help him FICTITIOUS NAME newspaper. Jacquelyn Is a Springcoming '72 at the have a wonderful evening. NOTICE IS P*r.bi' 91W'irI that we member of Free Will Holiness University of Wtst Florida. - -. - ___ -- - ------ Wednuday, A pril )2,1972-9A - - S - The Sanford Herald w . Hopper - - . 1 U - - ---., ft j, ji j: j M. Black Political convention in Edward Jr., Wendell McCloud, 'riliman The children C)'Cd Gary, lad. Tray Jackson; Easter paraden cake, Ice cream, cookies, and Mrs. Lei Coleman. Miss Black Sanford contest me pwpose of the corn'enthm - Revonda Thomas, Sabrina punch, potato chips. Enory will be held Friday at 6 p.m. at was to unify black political Tennell, Victoria Shepherd, Wildcats football team and Also - - hopper E)enlentar} School, power under national direction Tens Deboae, LaShell Guy. Miss Ruth Bell. of 1,aurelton. co-.captain a! the baseball team. Ray and 12th St. hbnd. NV.. enjoyed He has won many awards. This convention is to shape Meliozon Simma; bunnies This contest is to help raise concrete means for ac Tammy Daniels, Genene some of her vacation In Emory Is the son of Mr. an$ visiting Mrs. Junior Bi*ke. Much funds to furnish two bedrooms cornphang our goals. Staflworth, Nina Bake'llk, C1ifomla and at the new Good Samaritan Some of the outstanding Arlene Jones, Reginald Scott, her aunt, Mrs. Stimnie Mer- success to the flakes as they Home. Have you given to the leaders at the meeting were Alton Williams: measuring chant, while awaiting the enter their life fields. .5. young women who are con- Mayor Richard Hatcher, Rev, worms - Stafford Mitchell, completion of her new borne --testanth for the ML Black Jess Jackson, president of Victor Na than. lassIe Thomas, here. Miss Bell is a nurse at Ml The happy day and hour has Sanford title' People Greg Williams, Kelvin Abney, Sinai Hospital, New York, and a arrived. Sunday at 2 PITh the Operation PUSH First contestant Is Miss United to Save Humanity): Paul Walton, and rain drops i student and employ at ribbo'm cutting ceremonies will Benito Tillman. daughter of Mr. Imamu Rjtraka, poet-writer. Senora Brown, Cotavia Manhattan College. She also be held for th e new Good and Mrs. Angus Tillman.She is Mrs. Corrtta King, the Late t. Shepherd, Vermell Raskerville, will visit Mexico City. Samaritan Home. The public is Ia 1970 graduate of Crooms High Martin Luther King's wife: Dawn Debose. Felicia Robinson Mrs. Helen Bell. Ruth's invited to attend and witness and Is pre nil a sophomore at Dick Gregory, Isaac Hayes, and Kaylia Givens. Mrs. Lila mother, will spend the this heart warming occa.slotf Seminole Junior College. She Is Rjjj'jd ROUTIdtret, star of Rnas Is the teacher. reynainderoftheNewVorkcokl Shall we see you Sunday? active in the Black Student "Shaft;" Harry fdafonte and in sunny Florida with family --- - --- -------_- - Union as vice president and many other outstanding blacks.. The Mission Council will On last Friday evening the and friends. minister of communica tion ! s\rr.R.c The Florida delegation new home of Mrs. Martha Mrs Merchant also is en- convene at First Shiloh the central region. Black submitted three resolutions to Johnson was the setting for a tertaimng her youngest son, Missionary Baptist Church - - - - By MAR%A HAWKINS - . I Good Samaritan Home Ribbon Cutting Sunday 'Miss - Uv .il)NNI- - - Iw' i( - - . '- - .; - - - - . -. attendants at the traditiona bridesmaids luncheon . Photo shows, from left, Amy Dorminey, Miss Carter, Martha man, Patty Stevens and Jeani Carter. - ------- - -- - - -- .-.._ L z 's i Al a 4 Lea& Notice ----- iveWi '(E' L ct6p, le " , -, -I r , • • lere's the cutest ti use up fabric sc ro ps' Make on odoroble patchdress for the pre-schooler • For the small fry, there family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd vacation for the childrenoyer,i( are oodles of charming out. DeGerald and son Brian of $40 sounds like the bunny filled fits Including a Perfectly East Third Street. their baskets to over flowing beautiful parts' dress In jultit'. The Warnell's and 1)eGeralds with their sightseeing tours in apple crochet and a quk'kit'spent a fabulous Sunday at Florida before returning o poncho. 'There are rugged Disney World. Mr. Warnell has their home ln the cold country in sweaters and vests for Jun. br and t)ati, a set of match. recently been discharged from Ohio. If _______________________________ - 4 _4e * . 5ilk l~ I T~___: :;I ,________ _______ _________ ________ 1)es,r Joanne - I'm j u s t starting to plan my summer wardrobe. and wnc2er what f.ihrirs and rnI(rs will Ick 9 j ) 1 • ' " • . STITCHIN' TIME • Jackets, hats and a whole page of the snuggliest, pret. tiest slippers you ever saw- l I I bIra Wall's brother and With their belated Easter in both knit and crochet. I _________________________ ____________________ - Whatever y o or speci.il skill may Ile, you'll find pat. terns and ideas In the new Issue of Album, the ticedlcwork Magazine, The fntiion are right up to the minute with several of those darling little shrink.vests the kids nu e wearing, plus nttracfive sweaters, dresses, coats, % GIRL'S TALK before the wedding is portrayed by Miss Brenda Cart Cr - shipped with a coupon giving you a free pattern with an order of five patterns. Re lure to use It-every penny tounta these days 'fo get your copy, send U cents to Stitehin' fime. do thi, news. paper. Box O7, Uadio (Itv tatMn, New York, NV. 16020. Ask for the Needle. work Album, and be sure [a Include your name, address and zip rode. needlepoi - - and several of her -- ()fl: fl Spring is the time to take a fling with knitting needles or crochet hook, with sewing machine or embroidery hoop, with nt canvas or a tlti11t1t (I nfl" - of right Can you help'-C. S. Dear C. 5,-The key words for th is summer are nautical and natural - choose red, white and blue in salty prints and natural fabrics such as dear old seersucker, cotton knits, linens and crisp in your life-you'll find c o m p I e t e cutting and cttichirug directions in the new issue of Album, the MEU&SA &NE. a senior at Stetson University, q currently interning Seminole High under the supervision of Miss Eliiabeth Ifof-Igins The ten- ' FICTITIOUS PlANS NOTICE 5 hereby 9l'ifI ?P,at cotton Make a brass-but. week internship Is a are enga ged iv, t*i,.0 at P0. Soi toned blazer of red or navy Needlework Magazinerequirement for a teaching Fla 33771 Seminole wool doublekit And for a,# @!Viliaged In b IIrIiS* ii 155 Lake eflate in the date. County. available on ly through Church, where she is orpril5t. Min Calhoun, who was in dressier wear, look for dot. Little Renee Cheuonne Gipson Mary Avt., Lake hury. Seminole name Ing styles for the whole farnl~* BRAINSTORM the Ketsler Air Force Base in of -_ this newspaper. She also plays for the charge of the art work for the celebraW her second birthday county. Fierids unow the ficirliou'll led swiss on a cotton and ly, and cuter-than-ever baby __ PRODUCTS. and that wit Intirrid to Mississippi, after completing Allen Jepson journeyed from designs and gifts. Springfield Missionary Baptist combination cultural and last Saturday, Api-il 3, at the ""' l Lake Mare G.ths. Sir polyester blend, or btailtiful wei' tn. Clem of regit'.c his tour of duty. it brand-new art form called and W-111 umngings and rugs floral' in sheer' anø that we Intend , Miami to spend Saturday at the such as cot. ma Circuit Court. ssmtnofi Coun?v.Ø Church Junior choir. After homecoming observance, was home of her grandparents.. Mr. As always, there are pages quilling. This is so Interest. and pillows with ti Cit of --Jepson home. Allen received and quilts and ton chiffon You're smart to Florida his t $CC'49X.Ci With thi graduation she plans to attend assisted by student co- and Mrs.. Cleve Gipson,, with her Circuit Court. S,nlIlote County. and pages of free Instruc. lag that it rates a special ci i11 clothes-and even kits ovIsions of the Ftel"louli Nam* The Chuluota Homemakers discharge from the Amy in get started early! Best. college and major in political chairman, lions. complete in the albuni. co itinn all its own. anti I'll to embroider, complete with Beek Gandy, miother. Lillian. as hostiess to tsions of riciniø warn. Statutes, To-WI? - Section $5505 Oubmadebeautlfulblrdsoutof January of this year and was In addition to the patchwork tell you all about It next fabric, yarns, needles and In. science. Jacksonville. and Phil Woolley. the following: Isiah Walker Jr.. , p, r, O, VU,,,, Tow,, Section 11AS09 Flairida Statuffs 1957. foam last week with great ar- employed at Zayres In dress, you can Make a salty Iiine. I know you'll want to structions, ~_ Third contestant is Miss Pensacola. Miss Calhoun is a Sharon Walker, Latoriya Gip- Florida Statutes t557 S Irving K$U??Tt5I tistic ideas, some of the Casselberry be fore being nautical sweater, or a flirta. try it! tion, Just write me care of LOUIS R Hardy JiWil S 0Kaufman Karen B. Sanders, daughter of junior art major at the i' r)elj Sar4vu Recorda liaAnd the best thing Is that this newspaper-love to hear members have framed their transferred toastoreinMi,mi. flout circular shawl. Gary R. Riynoidt Publish: April 12. 15. 35, May 3. 1572 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. university. Oliver, Edge Bass ZR, Tracy PubliSh Marttt 34. Apri S 12 15, DEC st You'll find patterns for the Album is a real bargain from you' ' birds, others have hung them in --There's a special article on aprons and linens and toys -onk 6.5 cents and Sanders. Karen has travelled ________________________ --Brown. Tevesa Mitchell. Kyle t9?2 It's their chlldrcns room for ad- Sunday, Wendell Jepson, his NOTICE OF ACTION DES 125 extensively with her father, Rest Haven Kindergarten Faulkner, Roscoe flgtcm, miratlon. STATE OF FLORIDA TO. wife, Bobbie andhez- twln sister being a Navy man. During her presented "Spring Is Here" last Annette frocktngton, Dwln --- o ORNBERG COUNTY WELL SEMINOLE Starting this week, the Bobbie, among other guests of eiementjir'y schooling, she was Sunday. Miss Rest Haven queen Edwards, Roy Jenkins., SI Walt S?I'iof euue AND DRILLING members will be making a Cliff and Nancy Shadron who Wilt Long Srarct. president of the student council, was Tammy R. Williams., with nard Mitchell, Michael White, REGULATORY SOARD CHULUOTA I picture of a tree from broken have a camp at Mullet Lake New ,)efsf'y Karen Is now a student at Master Rufus Laster as bet' Chantae Moore and Reniece NotiCe 01 PubliC H.SFu5 y are terrOy notified thit a suit glass. Park, enjoyed a feast of bar. Croons Junior High. She is a escort. Attendants were Little By LIZA BAKER we Drilling and Pump in P.51 biif brOut igairod YOU fri liii Mrs. Ruth Stopyra is in- becued pig, served with catfish member of Clearwater Ton)* Simpson, and K isha Circuit Court Eigliwfith JtiCI5l ItaiIl?lOIi Soard of 5.mim&. County structor for the month of April. stew, potato sa l a d, swamp will hold a public hearing to øiicuss Circuit. in and for Si SOi• C0Uof Missionary Baptist Ctiruch, Brown A proud mother was whe F lorida, i Civil ACtidf% No 73.31 The club meels every Thursday cabbage, baked beau, cole th. Proposed W.fl Drilling Cod.. j -j re she is active in the youth Maurine Walker, local post- at 12:30 p.m. at th the rnati'Iage of In is public hearing Th will be held e Cliuluota Maw and fruit salad. NOTICI OF PUSUC WEARING department, R ORNBERG, Pethionir, play were: Butterflies master,when she re ceived an Civic Center with refreshments Lucky MISSS LYNN ARNOLi). VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO. iv, liii County COIVIrnISIIOvI charm Jepeons that's what I • t o of Court . I R.evonda Wallace, Lynn I)ees., Easter card from her 1011. SRt. of cake and coffee served at daughter FLOP IDA of M1. and Mrs. you are rgufridte call some good calm'. Florida. on May 12. 1512 V 7:00 Resnd.nt. and Mrs. Willie Mae Franklin and Robyn Robinson, Sybil Baker, Phllllp Q. Walker who is each WHOM IT MAY CONCERN1uh.vouramsw.r0ttth1m0i1'1N C.L Arnold of O4 Lacretia meeting. The last Th uror as soon thereafter as Mrs. Sandra Alvin NOTICE IS IIEPESY GIVEN by P.M.. Gaines, Lesa Williams; frogs nion 'ci' Dissolution of to the stationed at Ramnstein, Ger- aday of each mon Court. Sanford, Is a fourth th the club " Ill 10 Marriage with the Ciai't f representatives of Seminole Jones, Adjleu Gaskin, Chat-its Ihe Village Co,ancII of tie Village f many with the U.S. Air Force. holds a pot County Welt Drilling and Seminole grade intern at Sanford luck dinner. Court, and Sifyt copy Thereof upon North Orlando. Florida. Iti? said a Neighborhoods United Council, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip said that he was in Petitioner. Ct his attrn.yf) Grammer School under the village Council will hold a ,jbliC Pump Installation Regulatory Wi th regular members at5oare Seminole County, Florida federation a of black Mllfred Brague of First Street THOMAS A SPEER. of SPUR & '5askethall tournaments and his tending PiearIf%$ Dii the QuilhiOn of changing supervision of Naomi J. each meeting, th E. Cousins .la IPEER, wtiose addle" is Pt organizations In Seminole ___________________ ey have been Mr. and Mrs. Howard the zoning classIfication of the team chainn tuie l.at.e Durham. Miss Arnold is a CTiarman invite all residents Office So. 1344, 113 Magnolia isk i following d,cribed pror*r?y from County, attended the National to par. Walrodona two week vacation pionship and he was selected to ticipate with the group senior at Stetson University Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. cm Publish April 13. 1S72 In the Court ,l ttee County Jud5e RI A to C 1 on the North 30 f , each from Wellsville, N.Y. and Mr. 1973. or before If play ASwil 30th. you on the and all star team. Sefriuiii4 Ciunty. Florida. in DeLand. The Internship is frontage an State Road III and from OFf 35 Thursday to bring out fail to do so. a Default Judgment will their and Mrs. Russell Dye from In Probate. He has. been with the Aix talents and new Ideas In making R1.* N.) cm ?ti. balance: ifieS required for a Florida Wellsvllle,N.Y, The Bragues to to; aslaft of All Mat par? of Left 13 and 14. Block in tow cowl of me county ima". be entered ago wat you,for the relief Force three years and when his items for the home. =.iteaching cet demanded in sai d Pifltiom BARNEY LlSlEWSKi ___ . vdjoled their gues U visit, C arid Lot 12. Sioct 0 of 0 a. S.iin.le County. Florida. In the Cowl 01 the Cawity Jnd,e, fourth year is u, he plans to . WITNESS my hand and official fc-c a ten week period. Na. MTCHELL'I SURVEY OF TH takink them sightseeing in lefilioule County. FIsrlOa. seal 01 this Court at Sanford. To an crnr's and Pers.i,s Having ye: sign up for a tour of duty until according IN MOSES LEVY GRANT. A big two-day birthday Seminole County, Florida, this Is PrheIs. Florida Disney World Chime r Demands Aaiiut Said July of 1973. to plot therec. record" in Cia? HAROLD K. SEAMAN FLT Club Sets A.D. 1513. celebration for three-year-old and Cape Kennedy, golfing and in ret Petals 01 V Estate: Dcas.d 1. 'ape S. of the Public To All 5 You and ecI of you are hereby ERNEST INE A WHITE Criditars and Cmiii; Having Simmons th look place dining In Records 01 5mttdht C0tnitty. Claims er Demands Apainst Said e general area. ARTHUR H RECKWITH. JQt D.csas.d notified and r.gui'idtopr'esentany Ababyshow;washeldatSt. I)'.' N ght Of Games over the weekend. On Saturday, Flo,'ida, ,ying NOrth of the P40('tt'I Clerk of Circuit Estate: To All Cradltersand Pers.ns Having Claims and demands w,iicti yost, or ,.uke's cafeteria Apr il 4 In honor Right Of Way line of North Third Dubby's grandparents, Court Of Mr. and You and each 01 you are hereby Claims a' Demand. Against Said either Of yOU. may have against tfw The FL? Club of the of Mrs. J. C. Jett of Chuluota. Mrs. A. W. Luckett from Seminole County, Street, as shown by Plot of North notiie and reguirid to present any estate ot BARNEY LISIEWSKI. .. Estate; bekahs will sponsor a Bingo Re FiøeCa OHardo, Slmif101i County. Clams and demands wt'cP y. or 'I'he new baby, named James Merritt Island, his parents, Mr. = A Chuluota resident, Joy You arid e.h at you are hereby daceaI.d, late o sa.d Count', to the BY Martha 1. Party to be held Friday at 7:30 County S.entinoi. Florins, according to Plat tmer.ou hivi Judge o either Of YOU. 'nay Coun'y. McKinley, son of h notIfied and requlr.c to present any Mrs. and Mrs. Matthew Simmons Detter, daughter Of Mr. and Deputy Clerk Florida. at his office in tn. c ourt recorded i Plat Boc4t 12, Page 10 estate 04 HAROLD k SE*'MMf. l p.m. the Odd Fellows hail an claims and Dmands which you. or _.'-' J. C. Jett. The Jett's also have a THOMAS A SPEER bauie DI Said County at Sanford, and It of th Public Records Of OCiuIId, ate of laid County. to the and his brother, Matthew, MI'S Max Duller, modeled her elthet of you, may have against the Flida, Magnolia Avenue. The public is daughter, Cheryl. within calendar months -,,.,. i'eminole County, Florida. lying County Judge of Seminole County, Of Speet' & Speer enjoyed a great day at Disney blue hot pants U-iITUIIed estat, of ERNES'rINE A WHITE. from he time ofsix Post Office SO. 1344 .&nvlted, th, first publication esltr'ly of hi easterly right of Florida. t his Office In the COUrt Hostesses for the shower were WOI-IdI. brown braid, at the Florida iuceisec, ate of iaiø County. 01 this notice TWOcopies f SOUTH SEMINOLE Garden The game parties will be held war two of Edgernon Avenue ; houSe of Said County it Sanford. 113 Magnolia Avenue Mrs. G. E. Attebury, Mrs. County Judge Of Sefrihnoh, COvnty, Claim or demand shall be in v''l$Ing, State Bank's annual teenage Sanford. Florida 32771 us calendar Florida, wIthlv, A birthday party was Club has as a project North Orlando sheen by Put of regularly the second and fourth Florida, it his office In the tiurt inc stall slate fne place of residence Robert Ivo and Mrs. Matthew celebrated Sunday in his home Stwing contest at the Sanford from ?h time 01 the flrlf publication Atlprl*y for ceuit ion.r stanch" vu, -, beautification Of the itrs*mds house of said County it Sanford. and poet Office addr5 Of 'he iday of each month. Fr Publish: March 22. 25. April 5. $3. of this notice. Two copies of Simmons. They ser ve d three North Orlando. Seminole County . at5llEastFifth Street,wlth the GardenClubonMarctt33,'. The Florida, within Iis calendar minthe claimant, and shall be sworn to by of Lyman High School, tyn claim or demand shall be in writing. ferent types of cake, coffee, traditional cake and ice Florida, according to Ptat tiered 'a4 year old seventh grader at from Mt lime of the first publWidin thir cialma"%their ago". or attorney DES 100 shall state tht olac, of residence LaIIgWOOd. Left to right, rewfod in Pis? book 12, Pa9ft 32 and of ?tiis notice Two cies of ecti end accompanied by a filing f of pop office awrass of me Nitea. mints and nuU hich were along with assorted candies in Oviedo School designed and Slim W.W. WilsM Uves and of the Public Records of STAY WARM ANO Claimer". and shall be sworn to by claim or demand shall be In writing. onedoliat andsucti claim or demanc contained in whi lif napkins cups, cold drinks, party hat.., made the outfit she fashioned Seminole County, Florida, lying awards chairman; Mrs. B.. claimant, his agent, or his at arId shall state ?heplac, 01 residence r1,t so fIled stisli be void folded into * three corner diaper whistles and parachutes were (01' the contest. South o Ito Sauth right-of way torriey and accompanied by a filing L SmIth L Buffaloe, president; arid and post office address 04 held together with a small gold served to all his little friends, ' line of State Road 415 and lying f,, of one dollar arid Such Claim jr Ancitiary aom,nuitr.trI. i me .'I.D%,-.s Claimant, arid shall he sworn to by Mrs. Ralph Hammond, West of the loilowing descrIbed Demand not so Ilied Shall be voie WITHA Estate a' safety pin. tIt claimant, his agent, or attorney Missy and Laura Futrell, Diane , beautification chairman, Sariwy LiliewIki, deceas ed conterline a seaman 04ng s as.reore. end accompanied by a filing fee at Guests were Mrs. Ginger Capt-enter, Mike Kelley, Traci Is April 1721 April landscaping plans Executrix . . e dollar E1SCtTC General Pat Yin, with Eugene Phelps of no t so Ili d shall be void See Our Large Ad On DES , Mrs. Sue Colbert, Mrs. Evelyn El.ston, Dubby'a cousin, Denise' Harold K Seaman. deceased the of Moss Road. as _____________________________ S John 7 Wflltc Phelps Lengwood Nursery. The ied Pages shown by Said Ciii of Nash Wridetweedie, MainOS. Ward Britton, Mrs. filarlene Tesinky, Garrison, and his brother As .dmhnistratir C.I.a. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE It Ann Riley Photo) Orland o. salt? point being the point and Woodrvtan. PA Central Wee thqrtrgn of the Estate 0 Mrs.. Virginia Bellhorn, Mrs. Matthew. Little Missy Futrafl, 1' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. East New England Avenue Beginning of the line heln 304 rb-of For Our Special ERNEST INE A WHITE, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wcisenbarger, Ann Mary P 0 So. led dflcrib.d, thence run N. 33 Mrs. Diane Carpenter and Mike deceesid COUNTY, FLORIDA 11111I. CALL Wintir Part1 tudy Duds, Mrs. Eva O' degre,soT"E tor ads?anc. of Kelley lley won the pri,zea for games I Ke Ii VERNON DAVIDI. of CASE NO. 73-Sit Florida 33755 1 2 PRICE SALE PLUMS:NG 5. 33430$eittoa point. rsn'N Mrs. Susan Sindlinger, Mrs. Of drop I thWice Attention, please! THE FOREST PROPERTIES, Davids. Decker & Mason PUbliI March 73, 79. April S. 17, the clothes pins i, WALL HEAtING. INC. 34Oegrril 1135" E fore distasKs 977 INC.. 101 South Lak e Avenue Betty King, Mrs. Joan Battle, bottle, pop the balloons and pick Tell us your story. We 01 1147 test, more or less tO a point DES 101 a M,s&ah,,eatts corporation. On Family Want Ads Orlando. Florida O1 Mrs. Shirely Van Wormer and a number. welCOme )(OW' hews! of inter3ectiom volt, ttte SoUth PlaIntiff, Attorney for (slate Bob. Mc Laughlin. Mrs. right-of way line of Stale Road 415 vs Publish. April 12 , ILls. May 3. the aforementioned bearings ,ofer HUGH BLAIR and FRANCES .1 DEC 33 The past week has been a BLAIR. hill wile. ET AL. to in# 5111116m " 9111ifitloShOd by : __________________________ Kistler Mrs. Engagement and wedding SPANISH STYLING busy one for Mr. and Mrs. D.ndatits iaid plat of Nortti Orlando. LESS NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE t,ere last week, driving froxnher Wendell Jepson of Second forms, available at The u NOTICE OF SUIT that part platted mm Nr'rfri borne In Lehighton, Pa. to take Stied Arriving for a belated Herald office, should be Pecan Finish Orlando $11' Addition, Seminole NOTICE IS HEREOY GIVEN trial 1lI)(il1('tlIl('l)t CARL 0. GAFFE. Jill up residence at a Lake Laster vacation was Mrs. by virtue of mat certain Writ of Cntp. Florida. according to Cli? accompanied by a black and S (residence iWnOw'n but lost E.ecut ion , thereof Recorded in Phi? Book IS. white glossy studio photo at Catherine Villa for a month of Jepson's cousin and family, Mr. mailing addrOSS -) A the 1411 of ttte CivIl Cowl 04 Record Pages 71 and 75 of the Public . 0 .1 11 . 18vacationing in Florida's won- and Mrs. Roy Wedgeworth and . least five days before Poit OetiCe So. l-i It , L I %I Court Of Dec. Counfy. Florida, upe, V Recordt of S,rmnl, County, I derful suntJiwe and vLsItUlr. Orlando FlO.itii "-V a final utigment rendered it the desired publication date. Florida children, Joyce, Janice, Nancy Tallahassee, forria'rly of a HUGH W BLAIR and many Irleixis of IM aforesaid court on tfi, itt, Day Of with her and Donld from Cleveland, ,' '.#'#ls Public Hea ring will be held In the .nnfocd, announce the birth of a FRANCES .1 BLAIR, November, A 0 1511. In that certain conuimunity. s, VluIag, Hail Village of Nortn hI wife Ohio. Cal' tfltitiid. Dinir'a Ci Plii?iff, ,cn. Stephen Norman, Monday, itequest.n for 540.Qm) wonmer' %,2 . VS Clarence I., Cooper and AIDe Or tar,tiit F ir 05, an Mor,da y, May Rojle 1. Soi 2?? . A former Chuluota resident. 'The Wedgeworth family ha it ',LercI. 27, at TuIIii;.iisu. ' IhW3 5.04 pltc.tu coverage Mt Plaaiant. North 1. 1512. at 7 10 p.m or as Ceoper, Dofendant. which aesa rV j with their, Writ of (secuqt was delivirid Carolina 251.24 thoreaftar as possible. at which t,'ne I. '1 communIty since moving tO tier with the Jepeons, they visited at YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED ivs.rsst.d parties fOt and agans? me as SherIff 04 Sentinole County, 01. b. 10 be made it least a week in N present home In Pennsylvania Cypress Gardens, Diso, 'that an action to fore-close a inor' rn. pr ovvnt FiorS.. and I have levied upon t " trpe in Vt Mrs. lA'achI is the former 4, advance, following described OtOftefly too" Oil flu t000WUW prr"?rt'r lt ..,lab$ifiCat.On will Di heard and f,nal 0. several years World, Hock Springs, KenoCil Area corponnts are iUnija Cullum, daughter of Mr. oy Ci...fe . t.OhIUir an. Albi $*fttlt*ti COunty. Florida: ctlon taken Space Center, Daytona Beach Lot 12. BlOCk I LITTLE Conper. said propeel1being located of nut Mrs. Joh.i T. Cullum of THIS NOTICE Is to be published listed daily on the edltorth: E 'flw Roger WillI.anis family Is and on to Miami to visit in Seminole Coin',. Florida. note WEKIWA (STATES. NUMBER bp posting in tflre (31 pubIc places iamiforti , Piiter:isi i:ramiufiuremits page. . ONE. according to it* pis, thWaol, 0 havLni their Shunt tif us$153. relatives and a trip to ,p.re Mr. and Mis, Norman E. _____________as r.'csrdee in nat lookS, Page TP'e North 30 feel of thp East ~ Florida, and published in Th. D It ArIld.1f Mr. Williams entered the Marineland and Getorland. I' 14-i'do Public Records Seminole County. Sanford toot of the West $00 feel at Lot 75. a ' I'each of Tallahassee for. ijoria Williams, = newspaper of Herald, a I'ark Memorial Hospital Winter Florida C. Griffin's Subdivision. Ciii 50 3 lj,rtrj 1','iut,&i 1' li'.rIi fly of Sanford. - Bed Chest Society Editor genital circula tion in iaid Village. 1*5 boon fIled ppehnS$ you arid Pee 43 April 10 for surgery, his third - ___ -. - - - QUEEN of Rest Haven Kindergaften's "Spring Is Hem" program was Tammy R. Williams. Her escort was Rufus Laster and her attendants were - - - -. - Tonjh Simon and Kisha Brown. - - -. -- - ' - ' - - - - - 4- "' -- Legal Notice . -. - - w - - - - _s. Garden - ' i.-. -- - - - Club ____________________ - "i Legal Notice - - / -. ___________________ - _______________________ - - ' EMORY BLAKE WILLIE FRANKLIN Legal Notice PEGGY BLAKE - -________ Beau - "' I ' Lyman '.-' i . - - - - . - - - -. . __ '62 ,- Zjr - - , - - - - WANT AD WEEK -, - - - - -" ' _. . - - - -- - - III _- .~_ 4L -. - ' - N, - Society - ______ - - d a - I C 0 Z If Classif Deadline , - - - - . - - - - ,-,- ' DIANE CALHOUN (right), daughter ci Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Calhoun, Hickory Avenue, is in charge of art work for the "Springcoming '72" - --- - - -- , - - _________ - -- ------ Birth program at the University of West Florida. She is a junior art major. _. I ' •• ,,,. - - - - "; - ________ ----- :'g _______________ - I . 4 • - - - - - __ _____ ,, o - - - ___ __ '-' ____ ______ a - _____ ____ - - - _____ _______ ___________ -- _________ __ ,. Dresser a Mirrer N - - 4 .- - plot to flu tl.ne 01 the public MtnN*II county. aIei'Id. wit t written geleoses. H any. Is it am 'tie IIQCA.M en the 20th day of .prlI. NATI'IAN LOU. A?tofniY DAY ED this 7th day of AII. AD. ii Wlt, m0e ada is SuIte $ A.D. #72. offer to' sale and sitlts 'tie hiOfuss bidder. far call" subl5 One North orange Avanue. Orlando. 5: Mary Y.swson Ic any and all ezlsting lei.n. attn. Florida.andfiletheOriglflal WItS, ff11 Frims clerk the above st1iled court Di' MARY T. NORTON Coun.y Courthouse in Sanford, before April 30ttt, 1572. otherwise a village Clerk riCt,g.. the above described Real vdgment may a. entered Norm Orlando. you tot 'tie roflof demanded In 't, p'operty. Florida Ccinplant or 'MI said 545 15 THOMAS 0. FREEMAN. ESO. WITNtSSmyhaflDDiIdthesiuId STENSIPOM. DAVIS satisfy the terms 01 Said WrIt of FAWCUfion E Poll v'andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Gipson. Many of her friends enjoyed the occasion. (Photos by Marva Hawkins) last Saturday t the home of her Serminu,e County. Publish: March 25. *Ii 1. IL. 1572 at-p tfl Laid CSr1 March Clerk 04 laid Court By Ellen 5c4 Deputy pubhiwMarch2L75,i.pruIS.U,t5fl 5, M-INTOSM Poll Off'ce Ba. 13,30 ____ - ____ ' _- - - - -- - ____ -. __ _______________ . it 111 1", i.. ap*aring in The Sanford Herald are avaiIih1e you in 8x10 reprij size for $3. Attorneys or Village of tSsVTh Or*anc's. Flonda U, 1513 DEC WANT AD -WEEK Serne i noLodge l -_- DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 • Last week, his father, Ivor Williams returned to his Chuluota home alter un. deigning surgery at the Winter P*z-k Hospital. of wishes bsLth for the Williams' recovery for both are wished from their Ilitrly --Mr. and Mn. Douglas Warnell, newlyweds, from MIbl, spent the weekend with Is April 17.2) S ee Our tarp. Ad On Special ½ PRICE SALE On Family Want Ads YOUR CUOICE $269'03 $2988 Formerly Bridges Frnit, Nursing and Convalscent Renldenco The Ciasslfl,d Pages For Our takes value to heart ZALFS For that son'eone who Needs Profession I Nursing Care 300 bay Avenue Sanford, F. Ph. 322-675i - My. Iwyuuleeked I OPENMON THUR FRI. TILl • $ANPO PLAZA 372 1000 n ,i R M _ 7 LM KI1U*R&S1Dws4. Use one at out conviI Fun (u,lom CPuut, • Jul., K.t'liinj I hat1. Msi.r (hi,5.' l4kAm.,uai,l CON. 2nd 1 MAGNOLIA PH, I4$0 �OA—The Sanford Herald A.n,t. P.vi..,t Wednesday. April 12. 1972 P.s1i, TV Time Previews Highl ights-, ___ __ ! 1 ~ ; X 5F a. 7 Is , b6t 0 eak 46 Exemplar 49 Under (Lai in ~ 13!~bylonisn 111tight 54 Toward the chow 15 AQwn*An 17 majes It Carch T_ group (ab.) network Don't tip beautician iver I0d 30 b (tomb for 3 2 13 12 ___ 15 14 __________________ 16 23 L I - Jjj, JajJ J.iai URR IRRRU ' JRUII JJR JUU 44 41 filli RIUI t IA. ta.w Iii .ck small towns a beautician makes $U'o a day: he wold like Ia ,n.we there. IP. S. Is be too small for him. as he as born and raised in L.ouistiilr. ebraka.I St_,._i 4R I DEAR PER1VRBED: I showed your letter to Chyd. fllfl_ 26 rAst I __________ eery -- -- -t,_ S,__I 4aCooktn ii Care for PeTvIlm 39fl!rs1 rinse " 7Ws just bum me up, Bezuticiarts in some small tainTs make Sino a day. In big towns, they make even more. ft seems like beauticians are gct.if.g more like young doc to rs da They all want to PERTURBED get rich over night. - 1~1:r;wl 91 AIsn fl$tion 47 Wild ott ni 20— P40 M %ampk a dab Celebes 110011111%, 33 A I 31 St"nig 4 Latin i 53 chm"t b% $Summed up 43 Examinatitin, 10 ( tuUari , Saddle pods discumion of Upriing beauticians? those in beauty The flfl1Y beauticians I ever p a I re schools bemuse they 't get paid for their lar beauty parim. the beauticians are paid to perform a pro(eona1 ,enl ce , like clerks In stores are paid to wait on cuomers. You don't see beauticians upping store clerks. do you? Prices In beauty shops are plenty high for what you get Yet when you pay for a shampoo and set, it you want a reallv GOOD shamnm thev soak vnn extra f a "cream L. On. ht 24 Petty demon ss Ttu-$I. Y. -_ W. lUti DEAR ABBY: May I add my two cents worth to the strra?n t, 23 Ind IC t"l W SGreek letter 9 Concritled eyhrider N Anstornbcal •UU I 58 Now my ex-site has made me a proposition. She says she wU marry me again on the condition that her boyfriend can visit her any time be wish-or* a friendly basis. My quostion: U this no*I? And would It make a heahy marA. .1. B. if I were to agree to it? 13 _______________ 1 __________ -- - _________ _____________ POLLS -, - POINTERS iting Ship Models Is Made Easier Task H', LOLLY CRAMER DEAR ABBY: Recently a friend of ours had tier fourth CONFIDENTIAL TO CINDY: ft's Leap Year. so perfecUy legitimate i.e YOU is do the ..kit But 15 ali the ChInese Year of the hat, so be carclnl s-hem 355 *ik' '' y - problem? Yes'S I..I better M yic et K ut your chest Wt'li, Is ABBY. Sos 711. Las Angeles Cal. 1110. Fir a p.s-anal reply swine stamped. addressed DEAR POLLY-I have built models of just about Every type of sailing ship from the Santa Maria to the US-S Constitution so I know what it is to clean the rigging and deck details of a ship model. I suggest the following to Mrs. J. F. V.: If her sweeper hose can be reversed so that it blows rather than sucks In air she can use It to blow the dust off. At the same time use a camel's hair -ide artist's brush that is from 14 loosen the dust from the rigging. After that repair any damaged detail If the rigging Is made of smooth lines. not cotton or any- thing fuz.iy, spray with a plastic-coated J. spray that can be bought at a hobby shop.-MR. DEAR POLLY—Do tell Mrs. J. F. V. who wants to dust her three-foot ship model that my husband has built several and I've found that by using my old pastry brush and gently pulling It over the threads and detailed pieces the dust seems to chug to the small amount of ¶re.ase that is so hard to wash out of these brushes.-'JERR DEAR POLLY-Anyone who has ever had a dead battery after parking a car II'-.--th appreciate the value of c a r r y i ii g a spring-type ___ ____ ________ clothespin- Clip the clothes_______ pin to or near the light \ ________ _______ switch on the dashboard ,7 . When turning the lights on. -e the clotho e Clip When you leave the car p" LIGHT SWITCH your hand will touch the pin which will remind you to douse the lights-GRACE CAOLL IOHTE'$ from the Cinch h*1se institute ________ the lights left on will It to the door handle. (IlUUlIrI "All, Sweet the manager killed. Fearing O bystanders might be hurt, Chad Mystery of Life." withtiokis action and is the By NANCY ANDFJWN 1141:30 BC Adam 12 iRerunl ubjcctofofficialandunoffictal tiucism The 1 neeu an the ptg • HOUXWOOI) - It wasn't Mike Warren, whot ned actor 9-10 CBS Medical Center scene to the nude after p1*)1fl on three national (Rerun) to ma ou1d a woman with championship basketball teams lung can r tell ce okie at a portrays ro working with Officers Reed arid sick she is' Tune in tonight and Nicholas off 0) much as the find out what Suzanne eshette loose way the scene was Malay. who bak up a Ue ti ring cenIe around a derides to do and how fiance ntsetsaptfflYbi IIC Nielsen reacts, and the night club and its shady owner the tffect it all has an her )vtmg I Dot to be con Nsed with a i Kai Garas). Reed poses " che boy fntnd of a hooked singer at son. who is undergoing Prrtt'.%* funny lady), but psychiatric treatment. And find stiflej her natural wit and twm th~ club so he can infiltrate. out, too, how Dr. Joe Gannon dead serious when she exPlAim " 830-10 NBC NBC Mystery ropes with all o( these medical Wfl) &w rnU3W the day-, but tonight it all disappears MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Work is requited if you are to handle outside matters well and then you can vest on your laurels. Prove you ant a fine citizen by your actions. Obey all rules ar.d regula ti ons LEO (July 2 to Aug 21) New conditions arise that can he stepping stones to greater success If analyzed properly. New contacts can be most helpful. Expma your gratitude 8 7 4 4 Void SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You hairt meticulous work to handle during the day, so get an earl)' itar and complete ty sundown Pun a better wardrobe Only light e,i'ertain'nent in h enni.ig ar.cc ,ou need rest, SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Der .2 1) Accept invitauons c*tndrJ to you and make this day work itself out naturally'. combining work with pleasure. A particular talent manifests itself late in the afternoon CAPRICORN (Dec 2 to Jan 20) Arguments at home can only It" to low of money and foublc. so work matters out philowphically with kin, You can start a new uptrtnd in .1 IQJ 10962 "'-,.._ %5'7 F.AST 6543 • 63 (a) Edge of Night MORNING 6:15 (2) TV Classroom (4) Sunshine Almanac (C) Slim Mimi 6~30 (6) Sunsloine Semester (C) Doe Life to Live 4:00 ) Mirs (a) Amateur's Guide to Love (C) Movies 4:30 '1) I Love bc, 16) Perry Mason 645 (2) Sunshine Almanac 5:00 (2) DICk Van Dyke .4fld $1 #. JACOlV MOD(*N boo1 SOUTH (I)) 4 A K; 3 , A •AK 4AKQ N.',tP,-South s'uloo-rsUir %li's North Last South 24 SV 5di Pan PSIP I'S. 'ct:; koil -V (C) °asswoo'd but th ere was still a problem 30 (2) News about the queen of din- 12 mnonds. Jacobs' wasn't wor- much education as you can afford. There can be true (am, in this chart, especially U the (erie nnnd.dI itself cart." and Is followed t)uough.ut the lifetime -1, "A 11% Os%uld & Junies Jacobi Ever)time %4V write about ~ - .- Granted. a book of beauty UIRIUI SELEC'I'ED by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 2M of Casselberry for Girls State In Tallahassee was Krista Storey (right) alternate, Ivy Tossie. Both girls are Lyman High match and coming into the North. raised to five spades Needless to ', Jacobt sent right to seven lie ex. School Juniors, (Marilyn Gordon Photo) iir I ____ ____ -" - Pre-Cartstos.SAifls AD2Sc __________ ____________ 1.-PLUS AT C:00'-, WOMEN" I IA SCHELL In color I _______ Isnev U EVERY SAY. HEREAFTER DOORS OPEN ..... ______ __________ 1 1151015 S WOM d SPECIAL MA1DE (R"E 2:37:30-C:0S ____________________________________ [)4JL( _____________________ SANFORDOVIEDO" iJ STARTS ________________ MORROW 0 ZELLWOOD DISTRICT: Cabbage- Demand very. good, market steady. was surely going t bt- bid at the other table and all Jacoby wanted to do was to get the same result as tot opposite number. hit' won the heart opening. drea' four rounds of trumps: 000ZILLAaI 3:50-9:00 YOG at 2: :30 ______________________ ________ '-i top Greytuiund _____ _____ 14.25; 24-2 lb 14,15. 50 lb mesh sacks, loose pack. large size of diamonds; entered dum' m: with a fifth trumi. It'd a secuv4 diamond and re- 1I : 30A.M.101000P.M. Sunday Thru Thursday Morris Elis of New York. who pissed ItK- hand at the- "'The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of your Life Is largely up to VOUt Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign (cmi May is now ready. For your copy send your biribdate and pected to spread the band ;ul iJ.iI'n as s"on as dum. TOD4' S QL'LSi'lO'i ins hit the table', bat the You do bId two spouts and wrong dumm ca me down. By this time you can see your partaer jumps to lout 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90021. dl'icard three of d'ammy's Aitswrr I(400*,L,% Sat-Sun.) 7 COLOR '' '. LEA\'E 0 - riEYHOUND PH. 3n-52$% 250$ S. French WI' Sanford - lot fW 'a 1 '. - - / ' ' - _____ House Of Steak ____________________ "al 0040 We "DOS' P0 373 ISIS I i"4S LUNCHEON SPECIAL 11111111, ONLY ho more nlgits S!AION ENDS APRIL Post TImn,i 1:45 p m arid S f) rn Pity The Febulous Big Perfects iui,uk guests for group st'tii,ii Of jnst'phi in Egspt It'l)('.Ited!v tried to st-dote loin shi, st-i her final tr.up. lit' Iktl. It'.is ihht his ('t)IIt hit'r hi.itutis, t hitio'ti)t,ti sIfl' k's .111(1 sitnit petltll('I "Siir'Iy flit' n-uple Iii old- itsiulL (Gent'sls , (:hi.iiiti'r ' / -' 'I 1 - . Da\ id had lirr% ioti,ily c-niniuittril st'Iu,hi luIavl&I'lul oil 2W I'lilli%tilleS Ill %%ri"11 lirr 1,1,,, till Mill (C4.1it.0%, Chap. good, market steady, 4.5th zuxnned tid we floss' .*it' • bushel crates $150. Itomnaine Iut'riatt', mut'ssspalfl'r'i'i'atlllii!. (I Samuel, (ls.upti'r lh). A f.c's it" .tnti his eentui' tied hum t.uiI-t1i,uil in pairs. flit-ui sit thii'isu him-ott' ut the' ille staved mernight al tliv lu. whe'llfields %%illl flicAllds allathed, SORRy 0 MINORS " hoille d it fariller. Th). S.11111oll valight 100 111\v%, li e 4 !I f I .,~ I - -A )- , I ~ by Al Y•nstHr __________ VU oc,,ir / - P T-s!". ,T'm / ..,) . J F'-P -r_," - -. I SU2! f...1' LI? to BF Ti-4LrRF_ ,Ajh-4r_-?,j - L"_-- i. - ) -j , :.. ~ 0" ~, . J. ,.: I ~;;i4i,__~0 40;4sm "41 , 1 '' ., _______________ •1 by lowin & Uhwarx - k. - -, THE BADGE GUYS ..... _ WtAT (T7r CALL ()1)<EN MEAN A w.4Bt.R€R. AAJ<E (~_: FPE .rirF..0 0 ;_.~ ,b , ,'i,..() / ,,q ,. . 1 ." 1 •i - - 41'r I,- ., a. a - - - . ~,.tl l 11~S~3 - . I. .. WANT - 'EOME 'EUL [Jf/J - " . 41 ____ ___ 4t . -. - - $ by Crooks & Lawrence "'bw3v 'iC'CC' e's wwar AV UT tt,' - Lw": N..ecw tC i .'r .t.Cl4 ,c-.e: 6 ^ i VAwlt -".4 ...14 .Q5J .F c .44 a446O . ,ur aaiaa 'eci 'os c;n'ual. 4ttE,"1J5 IV. I .t-.r Ag! - CAPTAIN EASY .0 Prr..*e u w.r zow CA1 - ,-4AM "e fr' '" øo'4: '.I..CE'J cr.P..r u pa? row )Ar 7~~V14 7fVr_kj1)E _1!s MRATION TO!5AVE p" LCEtLC ''J -, 4: - - - -. - I -' '... .,. -. - -, - . .,. - by Dick Cavoihi WINTHROP _____________________________ ________________________________ ____________________________ -• Ti-' , -L'\ .-.I 'iC4iU.CW I ( .. .. -it..&' CAN Løm? "' I 6TOMACH A"D ) FTMV p-cAo -: ICNEW COO NG non ThAT.' AT THE e1M'. ,, TIME ..r 1 ' I I flr" IL / ___ _____ L ) r,I () i .p :,. - __ . --'__________________________ ;9\\ —' ________________________________ by Coker & Penn ___________________________ ____________________________ LANCELOT (.1'DkTO ;t..1T '\ OVER FC* 011,41" ________ ______________ iT AL_ '."4J ' - ," - .• 4CE r'A'.Ii'ô FI'. ) C' .¼4'EZ _______ ______ ________ ______ v to-"I 10 fx ._, ' ') ( ________ ________ . k~A , / ________ BLONDIE ',E04 1'1 .asc.o AS ( .Tl1 r L_ , : EEASE0 E.,1.CT? WMAT 'rO .' CIO OSS -. "a a -p 5e) - 'z., .- - -'- c' I - $44V.flhl DAY Pdi0p, , LOV14011 OPEN \,___ MIW north ci Orlando bit.,.,, )d followed by genocide' mum- t'id.ul war i'iittied (Juutlges. Cabbage-De ill a nd very di-ts. etc. good,market steady. Domestic Abraham hums "swapped" round type, medium-large, 5ei,eSt))CAM?d733P - Chapter M). stallilled. frillill "llitelolk.. Dinah (Jacob's iluutughter). PIlls 2-5 cents. Will. la P0. ClaSS IS 4H4 1% his wife In oider to Insure alter bt'Iiug rapt'ci by the' of u I.'sos*J, na.psp.0 •,wI.-,i.g sSl,..i.,* ,,n,i..'. a 601t.i1 bushel crates & 50 lb cartons •i ptiSIiP . ,..,, $1.50 sonie higher. 60 Lb mesh hil.s own life? (Genesis, Chap- Prince, then was us rngr.d by w*a pet s-sal f or •• 4 ii, hietr brothers via aubit'diige bk.. I Cop,eiphu isil Its $1.25. occasional higher. ter 10). 'r ftj A3QOO. 'I 1 1 '— -' . - -I t ? ,-', _: 1 ' " t' . I \. BAILEY '" c,L IL :TT-s- ,._( Mort Walittir c'. -r- 'mc'tJ " 4...P'o' "hi 43i '1 ) S 31 Tl4uRS) ( 13 -. ,,,,'., I I jop.r-Ec- r-LAPPV '"''" ,,_f"e ., _ I OE4ANO $ A DI-rMES' .._). I' - by Chic Young _____________ _______________ ___________________ ' , ii' I . ••"\ A CCU PL WI. ITS" N.,', "',o ' k 5'A'.5'2' O' D- -- --v- - ___el , ,\' ,~- V ,: ' 0 ; s....:' ' t, C, \:%_ z,-1 ~z I ,1FAIr ,.;\ l,k.,4j t L-'ei Ic]I ________ '/ THE PHANTOM 7%j ______________________ _______________________ b 1.. Fa and Sy laii'y 'si PsI S ?flt J&iA 3 J/r. THE l6id LL IN Ffl £-.1J4'bC(... W 4#'34'P .ssSO 'IAI.SPYI'S -.5 A4551$ Gti,'Pt4ib( C4V'4' i __________ ______________ I_skiMLe4D' I ______ _____ - f " r ' ,I (,l_.0t3 .7 51 u ,P £S*?Ji ' j-i.3 - . a '' r ' I M' it ii- 4010j- I 7. , - j4 4 : Plit., __ - ~ - 71 ,'st ' w - - ', 11 , lt-.ueling" e'ni'lnuing a lung I _y I .' 'a ~ . / - I 'I:-- , . .., I - i ter $150. Bibb type. Demand fairly Iii ix the' U.S.A em,is I It' thus t ,%tist'tl the tle,uIhi hut liii' 1lei% i'Its •f flit' s ulguod, market sycady, cartons, gas e iii a ttmt,il 1)t)ptIl.Itit)ul lam gi' r tiu an C.iI ca go. Luge cletnande'il that time' I_c- oil his 's-w uft' uhf1 his lather. $250 s itt' lie timed in er to tlue'itt ui-lass', hmt't.uuust' the' Luiti', Parsley- Demand good, n hx,ists! alo ne, lu.*d gist'mu S,iuiusoii's svift' hi) market steady. Wirebound a'orm's Starlet 1.at- for 'sinil orgies. crates, bunched S dozen, Curly Instead, his coitciubint' a natise' I'hl stuuut' sUitOr her" in 1850 soukl require & I,l.ito 12.50, was pushed outside flit' uNiv (Juidgt.s, Chia itt'r 1.51 very dozen similar sexy novels tu Radishes-Demand hut the fli1hile ti'ise'lv nut' 1uaI tutu ii$SeiiIltt'tI alt night till good, niarket steady. Cartons, clay, l" to altiii a" she crawled to thur front lines such scumal e1itsoirs to film bags; Red type 30-6 02 ratio! Supply Insufficient to mnogr.mplilt' liter.utuurt' .mul liii' Let lie then tt,t her WhIte Icicle type, 24-6 ci. very with sexual episo.xle's, rangt'ss-ci ilult it-a! 11mg from Inc-cit. hun,00ut'SIIIII' Ink1)' lute) 12 pset't'S, ie'iuciing few $2.50. Sum scud for nit' Im-esmklt't Ity. intusi rape, wtfr'swiqi' one each It) lIlt! 12 TrIbe's iii IIAS'I'lNGSI.flSTIIICT: 39 I ~ -rI-4ESL OLL ) B0Oi(9 10 TI 3OO BEETLE BIBLICAL SEX silict. I)o1mlatioll 11.1% Aineficanz. did list-vi . le. i_t ", I I1~ , . ,~ I, ' %~ t ~ ~ . ~-., - ~~ -i ~ i raved herself Is a harlot antI \'hio'ui Jtieh.tli l.utct t'miktt'iI In-i sl.iiuu, slit' turin-cl liii' t.u_ lo'svdnt'ss nosy i-otutttttituiti 0 4r) PRISCILLA'S POP cl.t-eis t-d hi,ii i nt o f.utlwrlttg fimst ssilt- Ii, .utotlit'i titan (I S.iuiiiut'i. (ii.upttr ') Escarok-1)e,nand fairly t.u'1wec. - ,I, hi.uol hiuii j.tih-d. tlu.iri.tiiitt huh count $2.50. .jljly SEEMS type, demand good, market lljtio ,,, it l)r(jl) steady, I 14th bushel crates . I - ______________ _______________ .iitl tin' hii)lnt)svsII,ll IUt'ii III SO(lOhtfl trio-ti tim (i)hhIjfl'l Lot to bring foith his tss U all night st' org-v. hut to iiit good, rtwrket steady. I I-9th bushel crates 81.50 Lettuce- Leal type, dernand ' - I Acr; ________ ___________________ i%L)IISV (sodomy). ss'jih, .uttt'iiiphed rape i,('ene But 1.ot. is a substitute. iii, (:hi.iptt'r 3'i). es eu tried to oiler tlit'iii lilt Judahi was trkkt'd by hls A. crates 81.75 1 11% tit'l, (:li.%I)t('r 11) rkat steady, I IJAh bushel .Ts Sanford, lie. CUS TERMINAL 12$ S. PACE AYL PHONE 372-l42t . ters', I)asjd ordered the in11(K't'tlt soldier slain (II S.nn- t'iiuiei now,ud.ivs? dozens $350 Chinese Cabbage-Demand " Is the world gmowimig good, steady, mr' sinful. clue to the market Endive-Demand fairly good, 9:36 A.M. IOt .a.',a:C)rs C.aIi, sm! $3.00, 21i dozens $325.6 & few 8 "why •.re hurt' 50) 111.111%' ____________________________________________________________________ We Still Have Our. . . . What do y-eu do ness' A.-.BId two spades What ( I't GREYHOUND RAW OYCTeR BAR LOUNGE COCKTAIL , i 0Rl'I i _____________________________________________________I ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________ arni3suoos" Ttos-ns Pi'p attTlctcrt$ 'AU 1w .i.Iy $10.10 hot$ruj fatu on msqsst) I Frida y and Saturday LXCELI FNT SFAFOOD Ineapensiv'sly Priced . at .,--i I \ I?!W15/ 4L R144ES)'AL aA.i( T.4AI'. I 2!AOJUST E /' I that cost liii' hi%t's of all tiltmnak's of the city (Genesis, - low. But the Bible does Case T.5.5l: Stella C;.. aged 20. teacht s a 'onitii Z. Celery-Demand very good, fll,Irrletl ('Oil Ph's SII mioliy market fir-ni. Wirebound crates, S('11($)l cl,its, "Dr. (rant'." she In-gao. Pascal type, 2, 3, & 4 dozens io _________________ i.- son to -'Mag.c Pr.;1rn." Sawvico From taxed happilit sshen Fast produced the quct- n aid lt ________________________ ______________ Litter sv.is in the' army •iiid _________ ___________________ m mairt gate. Stela was shocksd to find that t h e Bibl e di- ,~ - by Larry Lewis ri couLbN'r r bt k 'WORRY CLINIC By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. bushel crates, medium-large; rape, Incest and sexual mesh or paper master containers, medium-large; 48-111) _____ re,c'ed space to and .u:ecratt. cashed the clubs and tile ace S 0 -: _______ J mneetinit, mesh sacks $1.25-iSO. 1% uallty, wife-swapping, mass ______ ______ ______ ______ S. it". LOBTERIIOIJSE Girls - 1 f — -- - RFuFtAL RE4'1 I) ElghthIomes,"2p. in.; tickets Auril 11 Dellary Civic Association, and 'naPs available at 7:30 p.m., speaker, Circuit Florist and post office. Judge Dominick Salfi; Cornrnunity Center. April 13 Seminole County Campers April 12 7:30 fliT).. business DeflaryGardenCiub'Iour S&I. 320 West Federal First Semoran Boulevard, Altamonte Carrots-Denuind sery good, not enlarge on such for market steady. Film bags, pornographic commercial- cotoa s 13/ un!rn,te use of W 5 _________ Y ' ----------------------- Chapter .1-I). King Dmid Stole the wifir ' of a loyal soldier sshiihe' tin' red type $3.00; Savoy typie $2.50 mpIetI p.ck.incJ vdei : ' formation of their own govern. State chairman of ment. Unit 256, Mrs. George I". Ycager, was assisted by a coriiniittee, consisting of Mrs. I'-i scribes all sorts of sexual *ound type, medium-large, rcrimss, such its homosexbushel crates $1.50-1-75. 50 lb C- - - FO GA OI'LIV WAS e; BIaGST FM,VY! - about their impressions of the Iinherg, who is chairman of Sanford menagerie. Efliior IA a the modern language departnative of St. Louis. which has a siicnt at Governor Dummer inn familiar to ninny for its ,('fflkIm1y In fltkId, sat.I he outstanding qualities. "There would took iorwPrd to returning are no cages, no fences except to the Sunshine State and for the birds. In good weather, visiting the new facility In its the animals are kept outside in larger quarters. Hospital WITH PRIZIS Wait ' State I )I - react!on to seeing large animals ion, the children had spent 11(tlo murh as tile lions. and tigers In or no fline In it rim and they Rillall cages. *rre most anxious to me some ,'Tile too is dirly althougil I did see efforts being tuatle tt) i..... At .,i,,.,," Rob ert and . nor were ajikst monthly meeting place). Legion Auxiliary. Ivy Tossie, Evans anti Mrs. Letlut Ward, In Women's Chub daughter Mr. and Mrs. Eddie lnterviewingthecandidatesata meeting, 7:30 p.m., First Seminole County Democratic . Tossle, was chosen as the niecting and reception at her Federal S&L, Altamonte executive conunittee, 8 p.m., home in Casselberry. Iteniate delegate. Springs. room 211, C. Krlsta, a junior at Lyman Toastmistress Club, 8 p.m., High I, is a representative Chamber of Commerce. to the Student Government and te I •'41 secretary of the International Club. She plays the piano and Bingo party sponsored by the guitar and hits been a Girl APRIL ii, im Mary A. Webb, Orange City FI.T Club of the Rebekahs, 7:30 Ralph A. Farina, Longwood p.m., Odd Fellows hall, Scout. [ter ambition is to ADMISSIONS Clarence J. Mckeever, Magnolia Avenue; public Inbecome a veterinarian. Sanford: Long-wood Ivy. also a Junior at Lyman Betty Prescott vited. James T. Goodman, Geneva gh School,, Is a talented Mary Emerson Bingo party sponsored by FIt BIRTHS -musician. She Is a member of Evelyn I.. Holton Club of the Rebekah3,7;)P.m., Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dean, boy, Odd Fellows ball, Magnolia the Concert Chorus and a Laurel Ellmore Sanford pianist, a drama student and a Nancy J. Crouthamel Avenue; public invited. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Capps, member of the Civinettes. She Joseph F. Smallbone American Association of boy, Lake Monroe teaches a senior Sunday School Charles H. Schtrard Retired Per-sons, DeBary Fire DISCHARGES class at Grant Chapel AME Elsie Blaha, DeBary Hall, 10 a.m. Sanford: Church. Maria Taliercia, Deltona April 14-15 Louise Long Girls State, sponsored by Joseph M. Cahill, Deltona Shrine paper sale. . Oder Wells American Legion Auxiliary, is Bertha L. Ochs, Deltona Mary A. Friunmer held at Tallahassee. The girls Lemuel T. Charles, Deltona April 18 Lucille Wright e housed on the campus of the Ellen Larson, Deltona Altamonte Spring, Doris Williams niversity of Florida. The girls Peter Er-macore, Deltona homemakers, 9 a.m., Firs Lu 1. Fouser are taught good citizenship and Helen It. Widdis, Edgewater Altamontt Federal S&L Lassie Thomas the principles of democracy by Karen M. Capps, Lake Springs. John E. Anderson actual participation In the lonroe Mrs. Rita A. McNeil and baby April 20 Seminole County Republican girl Mrs. Deborah Kay Burtnett executive committee, 8 p.m.. Seminole Junior College room and baby boy Vegetable Report Theodore H. Dahn, Dongwood 207-8 lover the library). Janet Fish, Deltona April 23 SHIPPING POINT IN- l4 bushel crates, mediumRuth Ohamn, Deitona jwood Bell Ringers, 7 I'ORMATION FOR TUESDAY, large; Red type $2,503.00, Blanche A. Br-cult, DeBary p.m., Upsala Presbyterian APR. 11th. ALL SALES F.O.B. mostly $3.00; Savoy $2.75300. Myrtle M. Hill, DeBary Church. Mike Pflueger Jason W. Deyo, Lake Monroe FOR STOCK OF GENERALLY Local Representative helen Hutehinson, Poynettc, April 27 GOOD QUALITY, UNLESS Shrine meeting, 6:30 p.m. Phone 322-89fl Wis. OTHERWISE STATED. PRECOOLING CHARGES ______ ________________________________ .1VOJT" Girls By MARILYN GORDON Krista Storey, daughter of Mr. andhiri. Mrs. ThonuisSturey, of Route %,lmood. waschosen as a delegate to Girls State by SATURDAY MATINEE _______________________ KIDDIE SHOW EE - 3" SAGS POPCORN ___ _ __ SERVF..fF- ______________________ ., t CAMPUS CLATTER storth 'imo Burns a'1 \ . -,/% L 1-i f Delegates Named Seminole Calendar Tb. 3 Hsadod Monster ______ ______ _____ ____ _______ -_ . -- i 4 C .~ I _t . ______ cio, t .. 7 - -t .,v..,,1t* house. New York. N r 119 ___________________________ luck in teamn-of.four matches what he would have done if we memnember a hand played East had played a low dinin the finals of the 1935 Oi' mnond 19?6 Snngold It was a long I - A ~ ..4".. - wv . /11---', e,-, __________________________________________________ 3:30 (2) (9) News (a) Green Acres 3:00 (4) Newi --_____________________ tt, 'We" of Ilo,11der," (c/o this o"s. paper J. PC Acs 4 P.od'o C4, all .i your affairs Avoid arguments last set of boards the Four other table. has committed Aces held a 2500-point lead AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) Routine work affairs himself lie said. ''1 wa should be planned properly so that you save time and This was before the days of tmi to toss a coin and i.e-c IMPs and the matches were ii Ih Cutild Uti?LP' energy, thus increase your bcnrrits. Communica ting with played at total points others is easy now. Be more friendly, INTISPISI iSIN Oswald Jacoby who sat _ PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mu. 20) Psy more attention while adding to present abundance since this Is the tight time. An South picked up one of the biggest hand. he had ever s,14er person with a great deal of experience w held. He ofwncd with a for-c. Thir bidcling has beenhelpful. Show that you are grateful Ing two-spade bid. West wr,s orth East South IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...he Of 511C will be stuck tit a non-vulnerable Id one of those fascinating young individuals who Lii titled mlu3iance call of fuse hearts I • iV I'ES that roams over a wide si-ca and will at 'act people of and Date Bruce . sitting proflilne-ICC4 St sun you plan now to give your propay as , -- The Denise Nicholas Beauty Book. " 11 r "I I 0,00`- 6#' __ __ `14 . quite UO(X1, considering the there a roo in Sanforit1 however. iiIInbi MJCC Secit that although they live have an adverse vicinity of an atactive iraonally in the . ctw of her paperback book. - Toth, wr gijttmr tj',3fl W I _____ .. a ' ef,0w/W I __./j) _ Important question was, "Is - THURSDAY Viallors to the Sanford 7Ao the game plan being studied (of come from everywhere. 'Mls was proved remnily when a ihe new facility being desig."I for this aren t1oiiir )OUflfl tarufi> nrrt% ed When asked for peciflt'i a to their trnnd in town to vRit a Mrs. Harol d his t)OI on Ibli tOO, Robert if. Howe, of 1903 facility f or any t Avenue. Is small and cro%ded, Robert and Filnor lInt,erg and when tornparetl with the St. and two aon, Steven, 5t but then Sanford I 4ndrew,4,fromllyfIeid,MaM.. Louis inn, t-onskkrably smaller and le , called Grainma to atipporl a similar ago to tell her they able wee facility. most wanted to visit. Hut - - ________________________ 4 s I - national Pictures, she's also being prodded by ___________________ 4Q : 4 109 8 7 64 3 . rA PndUC'ilL tlonf ' all-black version of American Inter"Dracu" for various friends In ti'e enterient industry to write a the sueto view r ,V.. . ~. I. 10 ", , _ ntural t!R!"ILflIrt waMi I t -- has been working during hiatus r ii I I ~, . .- Ile was Informed this Is much I ... IN - ___________________ ___________ )CL rieG about Vest holding t hree to the queen Seven Alt 4 Void Q .1 )09b V 7 -__ 1 I Televiston 1ontte __ 12 . Visit , -, ~~ / I , _ s turned °'" who (C) Florida Agri-World 7:00 (2) Today (a) News Big Top (9) 5:00 () Capt. K.angarou Polly's Problem (C) 9:00 (2) Phil Dor.ahu. DEAR POLLY-I have a large picture 24 by 48 () Romper Room inches) that has warped slightly- so does not hang (C) Movies fiat against the wall. This picture appears to be 9:30 (4) VirginIa Graham I concave when one looks at It. I would be most grate10:00 (2) Dinah's Place ful if anyone could tell me how to correct this.-10:30 (7) Concentration -- J. M T () Mary Griffin - 10:50 (C) Fashions in Sewino DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is that It burns me up 11:00 (2) Sale of the Century when I hold a door open for someone back of me, usually a woman, and that person does not even say "Thank (C) Love. American 3OU -EDITH Sly1' 11 30 (7) Hollywood Squares _______________________________________________ - () Love of Life ______________________ N01171i LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Your amodates do not readily' understand your Ideas, but ,is'r them a chance ausd later it's a different story-. Don't let anyone who opposes you get under your skin. Relax tonight. • a BRIDGE VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) You have new ideas that are good but need careful appraisal in stead of being overly confident about them. Be sure to get responsibilIties out of the way' early. Don't ovennvest __ . I- hints and amovieorTVsClIPI make the (Urn with Brown don't have ton much to Movie ifterun) "Death Lends and emotional proem,, while her television seites, man. But, through her first litLieutenant Hand" It's 9.9 30 ARC The Marty "Room 2," was on hiatus. Falk) ecar effort. Denise showed (Thiombo's iPeter I WW•itCti to play the Feldman that she can write straight-WCimedy Machine At st'mcnt, with a strong guest when I the-point. readable sentences. trosler, including veteran Hay long last, it shows up. Feldman Denise adriuts. "but. whichtsmorethaflSOiTlek'tIPt Culp was a big hit on "The Gold- read the attipi and got 10 Robert Milland. node thing. I began to wonder. writers can do "?l diggers" two seasons ago and remember him from 'l Spy 'Now, what's going to haçen and Patncis Crowley. The plot everyone thought he would be here?' centers around a jealous on the regular run by now. But was going to be husband Milland who mur- something went amiss. 1115 ill. made in Mexico, and thinking ders his unfaithful young wife between series starts tonight, about that scene with Jim Miss Crowley) in a fit of rage. aided by Orson Welles, who Brown on a Mexican location I a lecture hlediscoversher infidelity after delivers on began to get nervous about ________ he refuses to pay blackmail to aristocracy, using photos of what I'd be asked to do. by the humans in a zoo to illustrate his Culp, "So I talked with the t. t _____ P011)1 Rubbery-faced Feldman director. husband to tail his wife. U I "'Don't worry,'he said. 'You are gotng to be prcftcted.' II¼ ••y s,' i wanted to know, R àb * * * 'hut how' Just how is this scene Ur.d.r I! Requires Pat,nt e going to be played and shot" iowm I:$,4 .711. 'He was vae. Then finally NOr,A.,O £a%P5 x. .cnrgtt2 I think he got angry with me. _____ Instead of giving me some deft___ ________________ rdte assurances, he (6) Search for Ihavetohavecompleteartlstic WEDNESDAY _________________ Tomorrow _____________________ _. (C) Split Second I "So that was the end of that. 1:00 (2) sofftersel 7:00 (2) I Dream of had a feeling that word would (41 What's My Line? Jeannie over Hollywood not to cast (C) Al, My Children (4) Truth or 1:30 (2) Three on a Denise Nicholas; that I was too Consequences Match / diffiJ1 (C) Dragnet (3) As the World "I'd been asked to play a 7:30 (2) To Tell the WPYOWN SANFORD))). S'" Turin Truth nude love scene once before in (C) Lets Make a 2BG FEATURES (6) Hogan's Heroes a film with Fred Williamson. Deal NOWSHOWING (C) Mouse Factory 2:00 (2) Days of Cr but the shooting schedule • conrd.lrom4:ooP,M. 3:00 (2) Adam 12 Lives fllcted with my television contSun. 130 Burnett (4) Love is a Many mltment,soldidn'thavetode(C) Seven S Splendorod Thing dde whether I'd do it." 130 (2) Movies (C) P wiywd Game 900 (4) M.ilcaI Center 2:30 (2) Doctors F* Rita. VTZ OW 17.321 Mew lei (4) Guiding i.Irfril 10:00 (4) MannIx osti G. @ 1 _______________ 10:30 (2) Ni;P1 Gallery 3:00 (2) Another World NIWS , I Dv4-v4n Thsats4 (4) Secret Storm 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson (C) General Hospital TON ITE THRU SAT. (4) (5) MOviSS 3:30 (7) Return to Peyton lit Area Showing GENERAL TENDENCIES: The daytime d fine for winding up whatever has been heft undone and read)- to be cornrieled. Tomorrow is the ritht time to put in motion new and interesting plans of action that you have been anxious to put in operation. U.. your common sense. Be enthusiastic. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Day hours si-v best ic,, handling personal matters well. The evening is good Ic,t putting new ideas to work. Once your , $ order, the rest falls In place. Be clever, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You must set higher standards If you ant to make those new plans work properly. WIN AT Go to the right expert for the data you need at this time. AFTERNOON Show courtesy for best results. GEMINI (May 2110 June 21) Shos.mg those who, admire A Laydown Seven---Almost 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (4) Where the you that you really arrreclatr them results in Show that you have poise I--S_ A . ,., I :~%.;-a -2 - ,-. ~_- , . * __________________ wi 1, l.s list, I. wi-it., IeUen? Se-nd 11 4. Abby. Angeles. Cal. ISIS'. or Abby's b.sbkt, "How 1* Write LeS. ien for All Ocensiem." __ r rues Denise worries a - Visitors Pay Zoo Ity ANN -'- DEAR A. .1. B.: If you have so objeetMus to sharing your wife with ber boyfriesid. your marriage wovild be an "healthy" Is would outlive both of you. Is II normal! Hardly DEAR NAMELIMSS: Devitt isname anything. Perhaps be really wanted a sos.. but didn't vast his s-V. to fed that she let him down If ib.. dlda'S produce soe. And It'. possible that he really P1T1?TTd thu. on the J' I rizige daughter. No s=! During each pregnancy. altho the wife said she wanted a boy, her husband insisted that be wanted C. girl. I wonder why a normal, well-adjusted male would want a son? Do you think be Is afraid of competition! NAMELESS. PLEASE ad Cp - s ______ 61 60 56 -_ __ Nude shot script (Bttr) Jones Jotiflfl) Htlarinui bit when Carol . - ______ ______ 1 [0 [1 [2 _______________________________________________ 47 U 53 54 I)EAl AIIII'I' I ha',e t,en cl:. occl for (flt' i'r My no, and I were married for 31 years and have its children. I t 8-M-9 ABC The Smith Family does a takeoff on Dr. Jekyll aml rebellious picked. nOwer that doesn' b-9 MS The Carol BurTsett want to be Show (Rerun) Carol and When the Henry Fonda siarrer Mr. Hyde, and battles 8 — friends, joined by Ken Berry and Marna Cass Elliot, have a lot of fun spooling the old Son)& Henie ice-skating AM other musical mo0es of the IM's. In ween the end of first tuns and one skit, Carol plays ' Honey, who fall% for b&nd)eader season. This episode 'Wf-Duty ______ - cast ALLEY OOP Sanford HOLLYWOOD HOTLE of neither $7 Hollow 11ILKfall By Abigail Van Bur.n ~ "Dry S Stuffed pmk — 9` —fish 12 5v borne ( T i -HA TheSanfordHarid Wedneda I - '. 1 9~_ .:L ' f'. -' H -' I I ~ ' - -- J ' �. - ___________ _ ____________ _ : -*--:----- _•_ - -- . :. . ...j-' .: ___ -___'-- fl _- fi- ! flfl...fl_ flflflr ,. - ..J.. - ....II -- _ -' . T.L 1-T .. .."- _.' - .',j .fl'r. ' -._. .. i ' "-- -' ..fl.fl .._.-._ - flfl , . - _fl - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 12,1972-13A 2A-The Sanford lieradi Wednesday. April 12, 1972 Aa&. Want I tha, ~~~~~ _. 1 ± For An Early Crop of Dollars, Use Classified Ads. 322-2617 i The number WANT INFORMATiON Buthlen Opprtuntt•s To Want Ads - OOU4iYVKIlOCK$ aa'r you 0 004'l ffi.t Or t kJ II%IS)IL) 1330 Seminole Instruct ion 7 322-2611 831-9993 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. AUi. AkAAPAQTWtE 1a;IS 1&LESMiW To Conlacl business and ot,IonaI AVALON sPAR IMCNTS Adults-Na Pr?; 114*.Tttdlit . Realtor N,9%4 371 lie Concrete bioct honsI. 3 bedrooms.) bills. Some fenced back yard. Ca rport and utility room 51.000 down $111 II per month on balance L IUI,P REALTY 1.07W Is? %t i.,, . "IA Sire-ct A four bedroom. 3 bath home ,SIPl central heat air, family rOoin, large 104 and lovely pool for only 534.300 Call WESCOIT REALTY. INC Realtors. 1 II) 7411 Collect Miter hurry! Sanford Realty :S44 St. rrepAqDii 372 721 U) .1372 CCV(NNMEN1OWWlflM0M1 OWN ('A lf MENT lC.'r. i i t 'I cDN:i '".i i J H m SEE U; for a MODULAR HOME Ai'yw!leneW.Th.nICty Liin, $ Wl"OCAPIQUALI,"YLJPtOER NEil 7144 113 PROGRAM' We are bulc,la new tomes now Of your chO'tP. 3andlbe-droomi. 1'baths Pad ..i t'O.,.t.ng develOP can OvOlfy "n'?; Sce REALTY. I5' Re-p Real Estate .. ., 11 1 717& PatS Pici.4ay% - Ca' PI.QPt; Stmday% A Lake Jennie Sauls Agency 'it A'fi', l: 'i'g 1't - Highlands ,,'tOiWh if 5700 down and 570 Ofe Qualif lid.) and .tsI-oom iitOdlis Mi, it, cily 700 S0t'IS M,bara cwve oaPMiN COU&.) ION CORP 333 0257 Phone Academy Manor 200 Down $ at 7 )t' And it low ii $C per mnlh you Quality qitt tOt 340 inet'th5'I .-eec rHO 3)3 20 N4"* all lick tomes .ith 3 I", batPti for 511.1(10 *atl To Wall ( .pet lPWOiP'Oi'. central H.l tjttSin. m.,c-ffn nIh SIchin epi.pped Loigs patW4lSd t*aut,tulCabt' .-,lift r00It Call Ohfl Ely for tour new tomt to-la, ALilIlti OFV(LOPM(NTCOOP I' 0 Ii". 7' £t14'!'Ct"?#S r* C Ia . EDRO0M_tPhmrnl1 UR 'ustom buIlt secluded, but (Idle es, large oaks. colitnel sir $37.e90 IUR $EOROOM''41' family tome near II. buIlt In kitchen. 'eritril aIr, teeced 531.100. REt IE oil OOM.5P5Claws. - - dow [aclus3vt t,frilony LeadS tunlslid Hl$COrnrnl$llOn I.9t LI 70 no fton.s 0 Ta ?5P m.i Prasd,nt, hlndiCap Wi's 144. PamnsivIlis, Ohio. aw*r 44071 a Two AflOnotvI iclsan.cs to, Used t' Cars I TruckS Mut have tools. Ss day week- Sea Joel CrmnmnI at Jack Prosser Ford No Phone Colts (11.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) - 3 Lines Minimum u&n?lnnr• Man Cato'ery appiy unleas ac riosded Oh customed to hand work Oak lawn Memorial Park 322 4213 to' op hat CLASSIFICATIONS C..ne'aI coftstruciorl labOrPrI. red*d. %*tviIviOit County Court Pious.. Santord Greanhvl Con Announcements 1-Lest 1 Found 3-Personals )-Annwnc*fnIttts 4-Cards of Thanks 5,-in Memoriams e-Business Opporlvnitiei 7-InstrvctiOn 1-Financial strud Ion C: Call 323-3)41 Night watchman NW outs ide con -. Delto'a furn,lhe-0 twO oodroom 5Ti 7171 Drltona. 3 bedroom;, air cer ditiwse'd, available now 318 ¶040 or 775-33&S 34 OPTS and tr.,ui-s 1772 acron ' ?Y ftc-rn Mo ro't. '(72 tt)( lZ3e'. (tiC 21 30 WaItresses wanled Mull be 31 Apply in person to Lair Monroe Inn. H*y 13 North. Sanford 11'y Stilt' ID live in Help with light - PoulewarkP'uv,e3223)01 £sperloric ed s,*snq mothine apefators. Apply PrailvhlIt of HighIlne Drive LWiQw. (West 424, South at Co4Idll.d Steal), 11a.m. to 3 p in Rentals Mitiri woman ID live In. and cart NW children while rnoThon %.S 373 4131113 21-Rooms For Rent 34ar1ments lent Furnished 34-Houses Rent Uofvrnlsliad 25-Houses Rent Furnished 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resofi Property For Rent 2$-Business Property For Rent 77-Wanted To Rent Cook. pen.q'rtd In Sp.OiaI deli. 4 hour wee.. Apply in pinion only to 54W LaIrilew NiFseng Cailor. III E. 2nd II.. 5.pnNWd sit Woman wanted tOn ansI mall Cti.Id In my Point n five days a week. Must have transportation 323 2143 ailt' S lelpontirste to Good Typicts. •aC.IlPflt fringe benefIts Apply at Chetse Tilts 1. Guaranty Co.. 117 West lii St Real Estate For Sale "MobIle home Lets For Rent" Female Help EIPt*IPd *.Tt,,s ApCtw in 'wn to Glenda's Restaurant at Vil t)t Iii! T'UCI Tanminal. tS French Ave le Help Wanted 13 I-Female Help Wanted IS-Male-Female Help Wanted 11-SltuatHmfll Wanted l7-DOfT*itkChlId Care Wanted To Rent Wanted Room and Board for elderly lady, please P*t0I* 327.017. Wanted Employment Mobile Homes Rent _________ struclion 32310S0 14 Houses Rent ndllmenId. sicellerit ven. all' pr ic e I*S tREE BEDROON-i'S baths, s-all to wall carpet, central alr. ypolcenl locitlati 5)7.100 $400 $ ' - busIness and home OOOd In vestment. 511.710 a yto 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms & Groves 21-Lot; & Acreage II Homes e_ 31-)nc.me I Investment Property 34- 114siness Properly 37-Real Estate Wanted Male-Female Is Help Wanted Ei.pur)sncid help wattled. assistant manager moInes. C4Wn far fast advancement Paid vacations Hospitalization Lift mnsutafict Apply Lit Ginilal food Store. District Office. 2303 French Avt. Sanford or Pick up applicatIons ii D.Land or Orarig. C it y stan, 1 •ALI, CRICK HOMES • IWO FULL lATHS '• TI4RII I FOUR SEOROOMS 0ARAOI OR CARPORT "WALL TO WALL CARPET CFNTRAL HEATING •nE'AUTIFUL KITCHEN gLARGE UTILITY ROOM lROM 517,400 n Call Doan Ely ,odor 301 III ItoO011etl REALTY AUSTIN ),eiHi.*$IAVI•tIt51 in '4 1-Bcyt let 42-Boats and Marine Equipment 4)--CA mp1rq Equipment 44-Sports Equipment WANT AD SPECIAL _~ A WEST Price Sale 49 SOLD 5LEFT EXAMPLE: - ONE OF SAN FOR D'S FINEST 5 Days $2.52 (Reg. $5.04) 3 - This rate applies only to Fast MALE Mtsgt' Trainee business lraIfl.l M.CPs.nCal Trainee Far Sale SSA -Household Goods 34-Antiguet 1117-Musical Merchandise 5)-Store And OIler.a, Fquipment SC-Machinery And Tools 40-BiaIId.ng Materials 41-4awn And Garden Equipment a2-Livestock And Poultry 1)-Pets And Supplies 44 -Clo?tihn Stock Trainee Appreltt its Tn hut Salesman knit,Rat Irv* Retail Trainee Office Train" Veter an Warehouseman Stock Man Assistant Managers iI $120)40*1 Sal 2oWestis located infriendly SANFORD, 6 Blocks West of St. French Ave. on 20th Only 3 to 5 minutes to all Churches, Shopping. Schools. 20 West has all city Services. - I Results TopS sod.30*1 five days and started during know ttse guidelines that you must meet to qualify as a buyer unDer the various financing programs - - . if We feel certain you qualify we will move you In on a rental basis while your We FAMILY ADS Scheduled for 0 loan Is being processed. I 1ILYPPAMS 3 'r-PE 1 , T..i A. A7 p - Want Ad Week. P..vu i1't r.!7 C,r.'/t 'r Bedroom.l'-2 baths Credit invt'tIOa?O K,ypuflch Openalo' - 71-autO Rpairs Parts-Accessories 72--Import Autos 73-Motorcycle's And Scoffers 74-Trucks And Trailers 7)-Autos For Said Rpc.pllOIiIt Pnan,s Go' Clerical R,aptlO4tlV PBXTraWWe Stand Jr. (ink TrakWe Gt'u.ralOflC' Cook ipepen Secretary Steno Ivily I Want Ad Department -FINANCING- $211 MC $13 WI 590 *1 Good Pay $70 Wit up TopS 170 WI $110 U 5173 *1 i, , 235 -miall sw AD Te$4 : * Action Personnel t. Colonial 0' - Orlando au hUt '- I QtTE A P',.L t',lS V.\MLY V5 PT AP S_'Y Hours This NEWSPAPER does not accept HELP. WANTED ADS that in dmcatet a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Inform tit - may be ctjtb,r*0 trOt)) SilO Hour all ice at 219 Carllfse BuiI'ling, 12490 N E. Seventh Avenue. North Miami, Florida 33111. telep)'sone 330 5971. knowingly MONDAY thru FRIDAY $:30A.M.to 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY C:OOA.M.to 12 NOON '.ALL UNTIL NOON IC STAR TOR CANCEL YOU AD NEXT DAY. , Us Wk PC *IL ,:! 9P . L ' 'I I Aage . 1114. *_i, T_,=_AVa1 . n a It 1 :~~~ - 401t' E_9 2.0 GNP- __ .. . -I. FHA 17,600 ModeiOpen I it am loop IRAILEY ODHAM BUILDER DEVELOPER SANFORD PhONE 1 Herald WANT ADS Seminole Phone Orlando Phone Call now to place your ad for next week. Cancel when you get results the cost will behalf price for th days used. 322 2611 - o'n n 83 I i - i' 831 -9993 ")4 tIM/NBA. Sgaisanger. 1770 n') `% 5A5 f5 0^1o, ' 10`r1164rç Ail't" fl)7II '7 Matjn,lc Car and truck Sign;, I day %Iiv.Ce. $ 14 2774 I ~ -<,W '\I _' .1 ,." te.,ttt \! I -- 1-L__________________ t,i,q ml;. c. timer'i CAI P..t -- ! / Realty 372 145' _______ , MUIIILE WORLD SALES Best selec tion of double wide in Ccnlral Florida flQ inventory 01 17 v,ides Lots and parks available Open Eve Tit S p m Located tIwy 1172. LungwOOd 5)1 331) _______ -- -- -_____ = ,_ 34 Mobi le Homes - - - - - GET DOUBLE VALUE Trade In cars, boats, furniture Anything of value. We Wheel and deal at Winchester Homes of Fla. _________________________________ "ONE HOUR" Move In - Its younst Quick ap proval. 100 Floor Plans-100 Color Schemes. Small money and move In today. Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD isOl Sanford Just move in-It; younil 3 bad 2 Both King Site throughojt. Small pay. mints it NO CASH NEEDED YARD - VA.FHA Loans Quick Approval 1-23 bedrooms-Its yours, move InI Winchester Homes offla. 3151 S. Or lando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD Auctions S2 - Wanted -- n Sanford -- - To Buy 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD Fish, Sid5, Animals, Suolies *1CC Beagles $35 up. PETFAIR Mo b illa Home wheels, axles I. Fairway Plata, Sarlford3234A3S. spring;. 135000.Ph3731011 _____________________________ _____________________________ "DEMONSTRATORS" 3 Months Old I 7-3 Bedrooms at cost and below-Low morley and move in today. . _ HJ_ ..-. 'Ti.- p bunk room, kitchen, bath, Sun dock, motor. 1450 323 IllS Winchester Homes of Fla. ii' Seabreeze Boat. null lop. 100 HP Mercury Motor, new, tilt trailer. wo Call 574.1375 a.terl. 3151 S. Or lando Ave. Rt. 17-92, SANFORD ROISOP5$POltlNOiJuOOS Downtown Sanford 1321741 Us Your First Stop , wnen shopping for , SHOP THE EASY WAY' AirConditioning .__'AhI1I'L2 .j.jiI "rj.dame arid k.l('rn Ad Ap pl.aVscr-t 0 H HIGH 1700 * t;I St PIt 3723553 p__ CABINETS OR SOON 400 Remod.i old or build a new Free 173 1040 i.e.,,, h40 I I I It .j, ' , I 3,5.'(t'%..'.'i LI It nIh ,'4:1 S I'iP .1..' PP. 373 lilt . your AQUA POOL SERVICES OF SEMINOLE. INC. '001 SupplieS, ServIces Main trn4fl(y It?) S Front,,, 372 4341 Paradise Pools a -- -, RE READY FOR SUMMER I" Aluminum Screen door with grit. delivered and fully installed. $77 IS for all stock 5145. AiSo acrylic stoim doors. 54 IS completely Installed Call Aluminum Doan 04 Sanford. 3 1343 Complete .. includes set up cnarg,s on a beautiful large lot in Hacienda 'Village, skirting and raised patio , The some you've been looking for ml setting you'll lovO II at Hacienda Village. Take the short drive today.. - located on Slots Road 434. l's mile's east 01 1772. Your Direct Line to L. I oil &I I I I tol CLASSIFIED! I MOBILE HOME SALES 100 LOUGW0000VII130 ROAD 1511 4341 ORLANDO, FLOHIOA PHONt MTH(l 8314411 a 1972 NEWPORT ROYAL 2 DR. HIT 100 Erigln., Automatic Trans., Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Vinyl Seats, Tinted Glass, Air Cond., Vinyl Roof, WhitewaIt. WAS $305.20 Call weekdays heforeN(104)to start or cancel your ad for the following day and Saturdays before 12 noon - ' ' , $4180 , - P.% - • .0 .". ii' 'C t'a".t z I.., stIll) YtLL'.mluON SliiVl,,,b. lIt.) S. Sanford C IS w. A Color A.q 721 114 ________________________ 'I 0. M Harrison 'eTa' 54 '.c 5105,. tIe 51 sea SSlsoneM 1335 - -q% , .1 ,-.' i' iv _- Well Drilling ktLa4t.,,(7 PUM'S 3Pa 14 3) -'..' -i 5'. :' -s iSt - cud' S t4' , - Iji Il ra 'EJ '4' Sarluu .J. 372 4.141 *.3 ),Iu Saric, Ili.a' a Dr iiaiiiiiiiiiiii i,1t sytiate 1,0 '. LaundryServices I --o 'a' UCa. Vt1,( wL0RmLLmril3 AIII*.it Pl, A7A I AUt'EDROM,Al 3 and Larger Pump's SgrnhIt.j lia'e-r Di, (Isa. ".4 a' B.cNEI P't,s t'cl"ont't 121 mQ -. C'n'ly )!71?* JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE I .. THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. Lidys Il Uallas 13 Wks PLYMOUTH LASHCHRYSLER DODGE TRUCKS 3 line Ad-$5.04 $1650 $46.80 4 line Ad-$6.72 $22.00 $62.40 S line Ad-'---$8.40 $25.00 $78.00 On Hwy. 17.52 South Sanford 11 ' I fV Service 4T '.a.I t ' ,: Get In On All The Action! "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings" 0r1an404174171 - __Trpiler_Rental U_ HAUL TRAILERt n '5, wart Income Tax 't , MARyLIpiL) tWit (3 (H1CPLh4 Ih D.li,,wn.A.s om 2hi105,.nchi 1725443 AUTHOHISO 014L1R10 CHRYSLER M(ItOOS COliObAllOis Sunford321'I015 , a ' ),J3, jj, •,j I "O I fl% .I' )n', Eating Places Our lowest-priced Chryslor JIM S (114.1%'. _____ Tppingar Art workoo. rI my home e 0' ehotwiordeSIred.372.1741 re med v from OUR AD TAKII2S ARE MERE TO HElP 'IOU Call 371 lIlt for a iI! A(t',(Pi -. Saw A Altsca?'o,'; 443 Clwno'an BI.4 .l'.i,'-'.',Ii0i., 'fl i Ceramics EXAMPLE . .''. Special Services ?"I is - .t , pr,saure waving PAUL S. POLGAR. 322 TRIIS CHIC BEAUTY I. *i. SALON Orn Dam, 4i., ?10'04 Ii 3' 37) Ow NEWPORT ROYAL priced from , C ' 'ISI)* .aw.ii .t.IUi. ? -nri Seil 'n.m Osa.(lmv nina 4.t.aid lianl Ad by t1Iirig 721 7511, and ask , rag fur a 'r'S dl, Witur ham* or buikiung III ,iAiiiiltTTS OLAUT" NOOn ri hIi'.nl,'s.nl ØØfl 0, 'i 041 A., Ill )'l. Priced much lower than you'd expect of a Chrysler. . A*'.' concrete worn. slabs, patio.. dsi.qwat. wlks, etc Ii) yr-i ..pirl,n(, Free etlimaf,; Reasonable )Z3 VU Beauty Care i.t Out PoolSupplies cent o Patio roof. Screen room United Finci. A*flani3 IS Carpet of SanfOrd 373 3524 Mildew. fngu5, dirt it ,P'.2WZG Pt.uMOlNG R.pt'r. A ltworiat ors. Cutloin wOnI 373371$ 72) lOS) 322 3IT0 20 per - ".MALI Plum bingElectric C000INS APPLIANCE SERVICE Remodel, Repa.r. *fdo*s. Repair. All makeS&mnod.Is Panetuig SubContract Framing. Bldg. II, Airport. 373 1553 Tram out LcenSed. bonded 373 all) after I ..- -_ ARE 11,u 1 tL!.. Pint.? no f4 -1 1,,%~ , w,v l LOw (I If ' ,,'ooll'ii, blAiR AC,I'N.' (fctr 3 s, 3rd 373 3514 & Ho ing liAN? .505 - - _______ AtiMAi. SlAV N OOARDINCI Oti4NELS 11,i'hr. D'pueng. ,4 v IS lies? Pt, 322 3797 THE HANOYMAN ct tOO Small pa .t.rvq. home " Pre Season Air ComidI,orer check up 3 ";;-I Also washer and refrigerator Service GENEVA HEATING & GUTTERSNIPE AIR CONDITIONING 3074 Gu??erl. Misc. hoin. repirs & Orlando Drive. 323 3.411 Auto Insurance ______________________ Petçre R.modalnq' ROom Add - parting. .nl,,.or. •, (arP o nt( If. 'cro' R'.,u)r.stc. 32) ai say FULLIneG.E Arolancei SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY 7532 Pack Dr... 312 1342 'ill HILLCREST BARRINGTON WINCHESTER ,it j Home improvements Appliances (70 you know thatou can save YOUR business appear a m lit• SHOPPERS GUIDE for eS lOw as II) a month' Call 3777411 and ask f or 0tJ earth ,ii u,' lI)j,i ' - ?urniture. 53.-1L00S av.la*ft on led mortgage rnei wet.. FAMILY CONSUMER FINANCE SERVICE. INC.. IN S. Maatioll.. _3an#ord 337411 SEPIKAPII GLASs I. PAINT CO 210 Ma.nul.,u *.. 372.5472 Central Air Condition. For free eStimate, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 327 1771 Hagan inuiat,On%. SANFORD AIR CON fit AT INC A DITIOPIIPEG. lIlt S FIn(It Avi. 322 4370. I iMoneLto_Loái --Lana-ts up toILM M.M. Glass- Mirrbrs Automotive Service new mobil. home. Stop by and tour our large selection of the finest Mobile Homes available. VINDALt t5495 ~ 7 AtticInsulations Roats and Marble Equipment 30 nT living roo m ' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! For Sale ______ 42 -7 ,'? , I 1) _____ 6" 1606 rear slick. PPso'w 323 0333. The following businesses are listed for your convenience. Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory the mos t convenient and up-to-date way to solve every problem , - WANTED Afliquet, Furnalure. Applia,tre;, I Prce or lull Pout. Antiques wanted, buy Sell trade Call 337 7530 Also refintring BRIDGES. 107 W Iii St 333 7101 "ITS YOURS" CASH 332 4132 Move In at cnce-oser 100 floor FOR vlt'd furn,lure. appliances. Livestock And tools. etc Buy I or 1001 Items 62 plans-Spanlspt, Med.. Ole Poultry English, E.Amerlc.an, etc. LouL arr y 's Mort 213 Sanford Ave Money-Lou Payments at Roller Pigeons for sale. $4 a pair. Sal Equipment For Rent In "sWinchester Homes of Fla. RENT A BED Rollaway, Baby Beds Pony, Saddle. and bridle, excellent 3151 S. Orlando Ave. CARROLLS FURNITURE dis position. S yrs. old, 41" high. 173 Sill u ti St Ph I,la RI. 17.92, SANFORD asking $15. 37311.50 ADDING MACHINES. Rent a new SADDLE EQUIPMENT Ol ivetti EIecir'c for $10 a mOf'iih Western Wear 5.aeal Iris "BIG BEAUTIFUL" Apply rental toward purchase Old Corral We-hem Shop Check wIll George Stuart, I)) E Ha 1 1757 mi S 05 Delia' , Spanish Front & Rear. Law cash and Robnson. Orlando PriorI 1011 free ______________________________ mcvi in today. Its yours. Low payments at Pets 63 Miscellaneous ,,,,, And Supplies SI FURNISHED. WinchesterHomesOfFla. UNFURNISHED 3151 S, Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Buy it the way you like. Over 1000 _____________________ Ideas. Color Sc hemes. Low Money 41 Bicycles and move in at says used Sdhwim Sling Ray with Winchester Homes of Fla. FOR EVERYONE ! ' " PARK I ANTIQUES SW Corner Pa'k I. 1sf. Toes, Ttuuni,35. Sat 103 Eve's by app, 322 0773 ______________________________ - 1. -. '\ . Antiques - _______ 1. II1 - , buttonhole. fancy design, in Console Pay balance of $37 or 7 payments of sê Call Credit Manager at 337 SIll or eyes Ill 1141 $APIFCRO SEWING CENTER. 307 A East lit St. PUBLIC AUrTIOPI rsery Monday night, 130 p m Ct.nsgnmlntt welcomed' Open dAily 10 5 Sanford Farmers' AuO,or,, Hwy I? - - - ~, _/- Sewing Macl'line equipped to:i.g zag. --- GUIDE 1 -t 'iinger Touch & Sew 031. 11 . ),-/ o r " )--,- f-y"' r ReCotidltIOl'iod 72" GE Range, like new. $57.50. C000INS AP. PLIAPICE SERVICE, 333 1535 l. fans, bed, vacuum Misc. Saturday, Sunday, 7-5. 737 East Warren It., Longwood, $35. SHOPPERS T HE Coal, and Couch, Like new. Cost $347. Will sell for $100 3?204S after $ P. in. - Orlando Ph. 644-3912 0414 - TELEVISION SETS$3SUP MILLERS 7411 Orlando Dr 373 07)1 Garage Rummage Sales ioiiroom -- WEST FIRST STREET, SANFORD Ph. 332 __________________________ BaPtorna Beds, with coiner table, nearly new. Mack leather $70 Cost 5700 king sIte, 3 place bid set, foam robber, $4) Cost $177 5$, I year old self-propelled lawn' mower, runs good $71 Call 332 4771, or 377 1577 after S 10 Goods "LOW MONEY" 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 1792, SANFORD - Boats and MarineEquipment 42 Your Johnson Molar & Bos ton Whaler Dealer 75th I. Sanford Ave 372 1372 - Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rat. 37.92,SANFORD Wlnchesler Homes of Fla . 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD ---------- -- Seminole Sporting 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Winchester Homes of Fla. . Falcon Runabout, II'. IS HP Evinrude, top, side curtains, like Kenmart Wasiu.m. parts, service. used machines MOONEY AP new $1415 323 1130 PLIAPICES 323 0457 Equity in homes, land. We pay Olt and finance. Move in a Big Winchester Home at Winchester Homes of Fla. MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. SMITH IUI'PIITUIlI COMPAPII' fled; by SCily. 145 1% 5.1 77005 French 3230731 II Pt. Sea King aluminum loaf, 73 HP Motor w Tilt Trailer ISDO Ph. 373 0373 Gilt GORY P000 HOMES 11' u10 . Itanrragton 3001 itnch Ave, 31) S200 WANTED Ye-il Trade cars, boats, lots, homes, furniture, live stock, airplanes. molorc-ycles, furs, diamondsi SSA Household Goods oat orofesslonal carpet cleaning Featuring a complete results--rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer $1 per day cARROLL'S FURNITURE 'Money getting ti hter, Winslow?" - ISIS Kit Mobile Hoirt, 40 n 12". Sanford area. $100 and take over. $13 p.aymeni. 834 6903 after is p m "SWAP TRADE" 20 (Moot Storage Tank SiPS S., at Jerry's Colonial Spryce. 1501 S French 377 5111 WlhMAl$ 14 , REGIONAL SERVICE CLINIC inspectIon of your car and including a Five Point ENGINE PERFORMANCE TEST[ Yes . . that's right: the SERVICE CLINIC is "FREE" . . . No obligation on your part whatsoever. But, we're anticipating a lot of cars on those three days so won't you please call for an appointment. The CLINIC will be held from StoB P.M. and the complete Inspection will take only about 20 minutes. . Homes r - WILSON MAlt ii I URII1VURE BUT Sell Tract. 371 5471 Ill I5( lit SI C,'m.ttry Lot. lIpacIi, Garden of aith. Oaklawn Reply 00* 413 c o The Sanford Herald. Sanford, Fla, 33771, Large Lot with Citrus. Sn minIng and fIshIng. 55.000. Terms I miles from Sanford.(501)4777273. APRIL 1920 21 MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. WILL CONDUCT A - ____ Kilthen arid (alftrborn Cabiriels Formica tops. IriS;. eip-ect ,Lsllalion 337 1053 - Nelson ;Florir$a Pc-its WOOt)R(IF FS GAROF Pit rti iF it Nll(.l..ryAy. -- - I )-1 ~ _-_-- $ ___________________ _ Johnny Walker MobIle 41 li~ .0 Carpenter's Slanley' Miter (ow. iCor best offer 171 1374 _______________ / 34 ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 5WFET ORAP4AX ONIONS 34 10 Bushel or 9c lb RI 7. row 41AA, Oak*ay Street 232 $455 .,1 'ii ' Sale RIPE STRAWBERRIES LARGE PLENTIFUL, 3 01$ for II • 20 Q$s for U. You pick daily TrIasu'S Island, Highway 4.4, Fail L oosburg " 323-4670 Ihi1 CC 322-2611 For ILlI i i,,rra,itpa'l The Herald 11 . ~ from Is proud to loin thousands of other newspapers throughout the country in saluting the Want Ads as an important dynamic, Interesting and "Result getting" force that serves everyone In some manner, some time. Want Ads do more things for more people at a lower cost than any other form of advert Isng. REG. 11 The Sanford ,Of* . COLONIAL - 3001 hardtop 1541 Half tot, FOVf pick up, big 4 )74? Dodge Dart. autOmOliC. goowt timai. 4 cit 337 .niqu., positive trarl,rsqi, $500 332 1171 title, I MR CONTEMPORARY Good Top per MANY MORE AVAILABLE Lots & Acreage &__L _ ,_ ,,,_,,jn'is-1 f--- I SPANISH FEMALE 37) 1*50 in 1 Trailers --- $ MID 11000 Sr 0.000 Pay ToSIOOMO Ic-ps $S4OMO 7*5125*1 Top Pay To $125 WI Good Pay - j Icti on St Johns Mi,e'. 73 *150', with mobile home 10- * 10'. Screened patio. 3324114. I IF you haven't Seen these homes lately be sure you do before they are all soldi 300 £ M*y 434. Rp,'ncy SQ R oom I CaIltIbi"f. 131 31X SS-Mtsctllaneovs ?ilIOl.JM SERVICE 'AL I 127 7155 Tax 1. Insurance moves you In this big, beautiful, 73 tootel'. Hurry, its yours . Never lived In Move In today. NEW HOMES Want Ads IN-OFFICE FINANCING NO REGISTRATION FEE 16 Y Oldi no' v'sut Callbart Real Estate $100.00. AAA iMPLUfMPiT Fit-i *15 SALARY-TERMS S0-Gara. Rumma ge Sales $ 1-Auctions $3-Wanted To Buy 1)-Swap And Trade $4-Equipment For Rent nstrom Sat. Must sell 1971 Ford Musting $150 down AsSume peymentt 975 anyt ime Trucks And £ Miscellaneous SS __________ ......... 14 .,IINW , by Gill Fox - Now 5 Remaining Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy 3 Lines ---- --- For 1954 1 Bird, Original pe;n, and in'aries. Bicelitaf eoo4I,ten. 1700 3707 'Ne-st ut's St. I" $.(,c#ge - l7l1 Cn,Vr'if't (tv,,!? ri. Far cud,tion I)' 77$ 100 Equity to 1911 LYb lrcughs.m. lrad.foranyThIfig Phone 373 *547 after S p in __ __ __ Travel Trailers 70 Muil Mint Sell, IftO Cm,gav, automatic, - with console A power 11 "o Call Mustang travel trailer 34' tandem 777 5571 after3pin awls Fully contained, bettery ---- -pack. sleeps 1, large awnIng tel 1743 lW Van. lull $150 Call 17) 074') "' • P in Hays Drive (off W 20Th St.) I SIDE GLANCES Houses For Sale 31 lit' 374larval U AR POP E.rutvS I LOCH trdroom 3t' bath;, on lake %37.500. MAYFAIR-OutstandnQ 3 story, 3 bedroom, 1)5 baths. b.auliful, Shaded corner Sot. 541.300. PINECREST-Trim. 3 bedroom. 7 bath;. e.cellent neighborhood '70-,75. ffi We " atwe Many Other Listings Open All Day U very Saturday Available Sundays byAppolntitiefit 20 1741 Ford Cnun$r1 Sedan. U; Wagon. AT, R A H, tiP,. Chat' 601 SHELLEY'S USEC) CARS . ._ ?'thi t. Bring - Auto's '-,ad'W. ConvJeGe. 'water, OPilIP iv$lts, A I eWidltiof't 40111, -- _,5 __ Four lots located on Wekiva nIT Also l*k,ironl 101 In O;le,n, 100' s BtL AIRE All new 4berOOm, III bath, central Mat and air, 515.400 CITY--Very nice 3 bedroOm. 31 bath. Florida room. den 123.300 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-Estra o, (* furnished 3 bedroom, carpet. and newly equipped kitchen. ,ntral air, 511.100 COUNTY-Lovely 4 bedroom. 3"i b-sill on 13 cleared acres 111.100 D41rAMWOI() Ideal 3 bedroom. Florida roon. equ-potd kitchen, newly decorated 517.000 -7YLLwlLt,E-AttraCt$V 1 3 bedroom, 3 bath, central air. 540.000 LAKE MARY-Mobile home on lot 17$' it 130'. trees and MSIUbI. ___ is Autos For Sale Mare All Exclusive s Friday. 333.0111. Merchandise DEV CORP. Altamont e Sp; rags, rio St. Johns Realty Fact ory help watTl ed . $4.30. Modify Z~ , , 33 pox It Houses ForSale Yl2 oj MY- ( I thformlillon of A: An y! rn.... Located III mileS East 04 17-72 on State Road £34 In 'hi Village of North Orlando Ph 131 -441 I I Sinilts Brothers Wood Products. II millS north 04 LonqwoOd on 427 Must bell yns or old er. Apply In person No phone calls 1SOIU Recreational own 3151 S. Or lando Ave. RI.37.92,SANFORD ' C rate of P per citt for 340 t"ei'th% if you qually lot nIb, 733 j, yO BEDROOM- Two baths, rttlrefl'lWit r*iin some beautiful large oak shaded yard. spacious rooms, longS bullt.IV) kitchen. &rel air SIT-90 P A K C SPte$Iand $fueepdOgS, Sable and White, Pwc.11.m*Companions, Oood Home 046004181 Ph 1$ lift 4QI A% low a. .'o per monipi Al an Take a few minutes and brewm through tefu beautiful model Points Placed on fully sandecaped lots y.'Hy 5105( IT AND FORGET Sell il end lorg! 0 with a tAil Ad Call on, of op Ad Vwrt for pi,tp placing your ad . 6 )/ IS f•5 And Supplies 43 - 3143 Park Realty 333 3437 Nights, Sunday; £ lf.11dayt Call 3".1130. 372 MS 322 4033. I tww '-a 200 Ste THE TiME TESTED FIRM ?710% PARIAVENUE )72 4172 Ai*,lab'r n..h'% 1.372 44's of 327 4 O4 ---- SANFORD Journey It Maclinda Village and find ,vsryTh1m11 you've boon Looking for In a Mobile Home Cminufllty-Club HouSe. Pool, Recreational Playground. PacIlites, and much more Three bedroom, living room. Ill then. Florida room, dote garage. air. chain 10* lf.c.d pond With private wood efsciO$id patio Corner lot 70' * 13$ Wynr*wood Section Call 723 114 after 3 iiv iri /a 7 - ph It? 4311. Now Leasing 31 by Art Snsom BORN LOSER nniroom wilts Fenced Yard, C.'vort. utility. No qualifying $ . IT'S INTERNATIONAL WANT AD WEEK APRIL 16-23 Furnished a reliable man tar tII ?I?,* poniot-al work In plant and outsIde know$'d9 04 ?,oflltul?urt helpful Mull have driver'; IlPifll Op or ,rtunly to edvariCt poinimeni. call. 327 3410 a ft er $ -'THE f "SanI.rds Sales Lead.." imall, clean furnished apart meni.bdut?5 only No pets 372 Wells All alv.ntiiffiI •pesanIft7 IN TNt Sanford Herald so Wednesday will a4neosatmcaftv Is placed IN The,slays FAMILY SARGAIPI NEWS SECTION that is distributed II ON aUlIio*al 14.111 MInes $0 eM area Advefthlini 111111111101111incleda toll esoatew. .a owepeillag theIr earned "a - - 170 month Call 3323047 after $ two beltOOl't firnhsPtl'd apartr.rr coupe preferred. 323 4144 or 1)3.4 35 - 0 ii, - -ui .i.. J.l l45 31 11111 mpn and InirOduct PSPldPd tiiilriiss wvlc*Ce EDIT Mull be I )me bedroom turnlvisd apartment 34c a line 21c a line line 23C Transportation - LAKE MARY-37) Short It. SELECT YOURS Houses For Sale naLLREO.lIylslsuaAwcr '01 (West )It 51 172 504) Cliff Jordan C A.'NwitrnOPIsR.BQOIEP III N Park. Sartand Apartments Rent Furnished III * first Better 235's Were proud to after big ger bedrooms and claws, thlckt' carpets, enclosed laundry and garage, pantry. stovt and refrigenatol. Good slpdlon new. FM& ano VA financing New Wondincri cit Sanford Ave rirer O,oa to it FrenCh 3234701 Suns & Eves 332 3311 Rooms For Rent HouSeS For Sale- 31 POOL HOUSE dreg - 23 OPENING THIS WEEK GIANT SIZED Room; in thIs two bedroom. 7'S baths. OeIIIII 141(1 home Near well, ,hopplfig, family room, automatic garage doors. and many ciPlol' dealtabli taetur* S44.50 Saris, terms SIEMPER LbI.WLY Nut care ,t'r one child In my Point Mondays Fridays, SOc an hour or III par woOl Pay In advance 323 '47' C,.,wrai wont's IS irs oroldrefor Wil ?I$IIi. fiCli MIII WOrI tosot'aI Apply in p.rori only 17$ Charles II Longwood. 3 31 L S i Rates For Consecutive nsertionF-NO Change Of Copy. '1 Thn.i 4 times S flu 20 times 31 times - for rent. by day, week.. on month Prefer working lady on couple 273 1526 _______ Male Help Wanted 13 - I hq-draom4 COtDmcteII a,? condlonno w.thir c-ty Imtt ROyc. Contractors, Inc 3221041 Evening; 333 )4 F P44-VA- FHA 313 SpPClOuI-GQACIOtJS Four bedrooms, 2's baThs. st.wsIl pool. sang. 04iadsd 104. islra ldngs paneled family i'oOin with uregiac., dose's galore. plus many more Xmas. In this Pow* on dead and Street in fine s,o ion Priced at 1.37.300 Popular term; litI car. for Children In my Piottia. centrally iocaeil Everything fuffltihtd 333 1307 beors now On after I p in 31 Pl&P40 LESSONS I witt Chore Course Mart), W.tt,'.33 1)71 Orlando Domsstic-Child Care 7 Houses For Sale 31 - à4ouses For Sole bed r oom mie or tomal.. General kItchen pert tIm.. 11.3 p in Apply In pifiWi Only wool days 3-4 p in Holiday House. Sanford & Coin. lnem'cIal ARE YL5 TROUPLLD' Cot; TO: We Car F rape 141 2C? 'or "Ol oiit*• A40% or Tptni _____ Direct Phone Unes 31 Is Help Wanted 'ELi WITH A DniNK.G P1OILEM' !'oq?taps AkCPiOl.ct &onrm1I5 Can MPØ wreoPO Co. 1213 lantord. FIa AD Male-Female S Per oat$ 2 remember o 322-261 s ! DIAL 322 261Ior$3I.i9'3 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �1L - -- -- Wn Dea lineBales' ne that _________ TbS Sanford Herald Wednesday. April 12, 1972 Apr'le - - Welcome 1 . F 17 l d ing long - after the others Wagon For GUIDURMINIG Taxes Income -. Is )W this time Laityear at this time millions of American tapaera were 11 9 p.m. on pi may sign a WCXt11i frv('risbly tr)ing to enough, becii complete their returns will bear an ri ate before the midnight April 15 unless deposited at a US. where it Is permitted On. cams where filing deadline. post office. Also envelope united and spcaae has a power of attorneY. But, this year the situati fbut 1UItt 50 W'KCLt, Jrdinjj to have the proper pge fl3 or cases where one spouse Is Darrel Bofarny. local per cent per physically, unable to sign by reason of Illness, if oral consent for H & R Block. Because the mon th penalty (maximum In most cases a normal deadline per th IS required falls on a weekend this year. the returns that are on attached to the return Cxdeadline has been extended to time, Monday, April 17. However, taxpayers can plalning why On. Sj)012.Q 13 What this means to the average apply to the IRS for an signing for the by Bofamy is that he an automatic extensIon of &R file the last file his 1971 thccne tax return, stating any reason. To obtain an 17. April may file Ercan few days, Indudlng most Actually, taxpayers ext ension they received a total of three ad- 4* and avoid paying the five until the last customer's return is completed. da's in which to percentpermonthpenalty, complete their returns this they ss -- Active - J .E en the Wecome Wagon hostess comes to cal] on new fbestnthearea, she brings I= than a friendly vuile to make them feel at home. Tucked In her basket is a packet f or the newc'ner ll th ll scala at helriid Inf ormation on th voting regu1aous, names of local officials, state parks, and local ponti01intere NoI the least cii these Is a iare and Care Alike" L*0C1aWe hstln all of the United Appeal agencies and the they offer. a community service fi such -- - I ed wi PRICES H&fl 01 the at 3RD BIG WEEK rnsin 816oz, ________ ______ ' , f a April 15 filing - - / - J(4p4! 1T - _ - . \ - - - taxpayer I .., . cent on all concluded has Uonalodaystnp t saying reand offices i1I1 rtmatn °P" I 9cP0sIT to be $tMem('flt fl 5 jeep Soo Them To" At L Y K ES SMOKED PORK SHOULDER block SANFORD , MOTOR COMPANY sOs South French Ave. Ib ~1 1111111110' PICNICS 11 Pt*n. 322.43* _____________ _ dition.al 1*IDctatIm a' 4I ed a one-half will be asse vvIde year-round reminders to new reisdients of the VT)poclance at supporting United Appralnotoniyi th morwybit ___ ____ - - - - 3 .T WHOLE - 11110 GRA11161 ANT ww tlI'n Alto uwsiiviPstAIu iI$vIDIiMi( 'a K *?SiUU("D 11010 111,110641lat &%,1 _____________________________________ -- February contained an extra failure to pay unless they have 90 per cent or more (4 their tax thatifthetiingdead1incfaIlson liability paid In throu a weekend or legal holiday, It wi thholding or es timated will automatically be extended payments. the next tazsintss day. pointed out that Botamy ____________ Eldamy also said that H & R Block wants to caution taxpayers, that no matter when Goldsboro filing deadline falls, dlsebon must be used In choosing Round-up methedolinaillngreturiisto the to meet the timely IRS. in - day, Simply stated the law says - - NEW STORE u.uuIIpr 1601 N BERMUDA AVE. KISSi.%t1lF laS aso volunteering Welcome Wagon's efforts on As of the United Campaign Are not unique with this area as Welcome Wagon International a working relationship with more than2,300 local United Way organizations an aeross North America. Working MRS. PORTIA SPENCER visited the sixth grade class of Mrs. Susan Wheiche] at Sazford Middle School to dLcpl3y souvenirs she brought back from Africz. She is shown modeling costume of Africa together with Vincent Ashton and Collene Duguid. —_____________ behalf has ________________________________________________________ the Maximum Security Planned Nixon Will Visit Ottawa together, r-Avting the challenge of the changing times, InI arming, educag, mng 1' given a mir.Lmum PeP. ... all OTTAWA AP — groups are Pitt f 'P 1 security planned planning de onstratkms dur ing exposure. Welcome Wagon and the United dng sldent Nixon's visit Mxan's visit against various There will be no (4pib& Way. to Ottawa this weekend, aWcts o! 11 S policy, including strolls dmm Parliament Th year more than 34 "11 will be like the Kasygin American domination of Cana- 1iki the one Kosygin was taking rnilfloa fam ilies will be helped and Tho visits. We d on't want das economy and U.S. Partin- when he was set ip through 38.000 United Way an Incidents." said an of ficer pation In the Vietnam war. g spontaneous movement. . aerrim organintions. Chddrw pf the Royal Canadian Mounted few of the demonstrators we President will travel in bulleand the aged, sick and poor p , a In t likely to get rn than a tpnicd is to order po the IRS on the same day would have been rcce:i-rd If it it jii made possible each year Premier Mezel Kosygin In 01- Saturday. because people care. tows last October. mailed at . ui . •I and pro Beef 179°° george SAVE 32c. LYKES S,F1U1U 12 1,U Ead RUMM at Sliced Picnics U % 45' Bath Tissue ,/ galleries of the BEER a b.• lb 79c 3 Green Cabbage Pascal Celery 29c No. 1 Potatoes ) lb Rome Apples Golden Mushrooms Cello Carrots 4 PIoniCli lb Bc 2 - 29c planned, and the President will the chamber F riday *ftefflOCSL 91 I- - Our store is crowded with Emphysema Series — DR. EUGENE - MEDIVEDE" I • Child Specialist Lectures Locally educational programs for DOn't mISS the persons with emphysema and boat. their families will be held on Monday, at 7% p.m. in the conference room of the Seminole County health department, 900 French ) TRUCKLOAD PRICES ON Priced Right! 04.0 DUTCH SWEET S SOUR I Dressing SAVE 10. FAME ALUMINUM Interior WALL PAINT representative of the psychologisis and other in- varim state departments of cial So your home or busane at LADDERS I. - 18 BOYS / GALLO'I 469 WILL WIN White and Colors 2 BOYS WILL WIN FROM EACH FAIRWAY MARKET I Exterior HOUSE PAINT 19 5 GALLON ___ information Early Identification of Lear- call Mrs. LerratheGrahorn, 413- ning." . LL AN ALL EXPENSE PAID N of PHONE flW2l - a'i g,e;Iab'e - , c" Exterior asi1it$' HOUSE named president, Clarence Through Saturday. April15— Floor Sample — Display C,earance Compare 1 01 LAWN MOWERS — TELEVISION — DISHWASHERS! SPtCiiPl'Cf 0* WWUWDUSI WANT AD WEEK ____ Is April 17.21 Sec them on our floor now— Hurry and save — while they last! _____ •1 .99 16 ft EXTENSION CATALOG SALES OFFICE _____ - PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER SANFORD HWY. 17-92 AT 27th ST. / TWISI-PYOOf design p, 49c Baked Beans 1J' Plastic end caps I OFFICIAL REGISTRATION BLANK I height SHERWIN WILLIAMS Ill) a 4j ________ QUALITY PAINTS AT EVERY PRICE 't*lsccw1 ________ Phone 322 1U1 - ALj&io II' CUT-UPS lb 29c Sill 49' f) 1 sin 5109 F ____ ____ ) __ - Fryers lb 39c ry er Drumsticks 1, 59 Sid &Chowder Rozy 39c Turtle Crank Chowder Turtle Soup io,i c Breast Quarters lb 39 lb 39 Leg Quarters STORE COUPON IPT.UL.SZ.WJII$1U NABISCO IVORY Sandwich SAVE 15c Cookies 15 2,89c scmniacawos _________ Waffle Cremes )LIQUID46 ( ONLY ____ - , FAIRWAY AT MARKETS - 61 rwsj $ 4 - 1872 Ii b bj U98 Jumbo Frog Legs 9" lb 59 3-Legged Cut-Ups It. 39 Fryer Thighs 2-Breasted lb $229 Halibut Fillet FRYER PARTS 119 SIll 79' ITATS ______ ________ IWorth 100 BONUS VOTES! Lobster Tails First Aid Spray '- DATE 9O 3 Crab Legs BACTINE I I STORE NAME I SAVE __________________________________________________________________________ 13 feet working NEPTUNE JUMBO SHRIMP / AP ____ ___ ' SafetyGripfeet Sanford, Florida 'A 4 I I I ' 65C 93 __________________ Comp.,. at igg 318 French Ave. Liverwurst FAiQWAY Parkay ______________________________ ____________________________________________ _________________________ ______ Sears ','b 59c Liver Cheese ' lb 79c _________________________ ___________________ ________ cv / •.51 l..rj\I Fr Pickle Loaf 0! ___________________________________________________________ perfect I Ham '- lb 59c C OtJ P4 5* yei _______________________ light weight - CAR TOP CARRIERS AVAILABLE The ('ed Peet I k-l\ 1. _____— S.IUng prices $SOtoSIOO ...................$5.00 reduction Selling prices $100 to $200 ...................$15.00 reduction Selling prices $200 to $300 ...................$25.00 reduction Selling prices $300 and up ..................$35.00 reduction 29c I ______________________________________ 491 117 GL'O!i - -- -_ STOVES WASHERS — AIR CONDITIONERS — Chopped MORILL S i2os i9c,Ø Lime Liquid _____________________________________________ household 759 \ Rog UNDER MY NAME THANK YOU. St Club. Mrs. Frank S*eudie was OnFatally Wa.i1Aft 99 6 ft. STEP Casselberry Women's Stretch 'n Seal ___________________________ LADDER MOIRELLS Pig 69c Giant Axion 36 Onion Rolls 6 FOR 48C CAGLE'S FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A WHOLE 9 6 001 Onion Rolls SAVE 56c, KRAFT i new dfls was held March ½ PRICE SALE . 5 - SAVE AT SEARS" APRIL DISPLAY fifth birthday with a luncheon lburaday at 12:30 pin, at the Holiday Inn in Sanf ord. Election and installation of For Our Special RECEIVE ONE VOTE FOR EVERY lOc. PLEASE DEPOSIT YOUR TAPE IN THE STORE BALLO WALL PAINT LAX, 5 SAVE lOc, C NG MY Interior TASTY TRIP 10 NAME ON THE RACK OF YOUR REGISTEQ TAPE I'LL i s of Colors 100' inc. Bran Muffins 6 00149c 29c 4 Jon WI WI SAVI JO E. SWIETHIARI PAINTS _________ AIR____ 2 Applesauce AGED 10 THROUGH 14 Southern California SOUTHERN Potted Meat SAVE bc. JIRGIPIS - SAVE 34c, GIANT -- ________________________________________________ and Dr. Leroy Micheals. S&rs. SteU&t Enstalled (ii. flcs and 1nstaflel ____Y ____ Brownies HONEY GLAZED 25c SAVE 52c. MOTTS L Cal TED JET UNI TED The udormational pIrograms are sponsmed by the Central Materials in Reading" and Qirtstmas Seals. For additional "Readlneu and Tests Covering CsOCOtATI FUDGE 32,,.49c Deodorant Soap 2 FLY - W/7it Only , 69c Fudge Coke SAVE Se. LYKIS Security Administration, will present tie program. Soe will speak on the role of the Social Security office, how It can help, the disability program. Medicare and Medicaid, in Right now you can install addi tion to placing emphasis on ac'rnu'sl famoussirCarrier quality ..onditloner in terested persons, education His lecture on learning He Is the author of "Impaired Florida Tuberculosis and perception was arranged by Learner," "New Dimensions Ix' Respiratory D I a e a a e Mrs. Barbara Frar.er, a speech Learning," 'Curriculum Association and provided by 4°, 19c Whole Dills ____________ Doebenes, Vice president; Mr Emily Long, secretary; and Arthur Nustralh, treasurer. Serving on the nominating committee were Mji_ H Yowa.dialrinan.HtienLyeka 1b. Cole Slaw Dressings as 29C A%vmae. enphywna. the - PAINTS MARILYN GORDON therapist in private practice. Persons with emphysema, low, law pnc.ri dunog ALTAMON1E SPRINGS — An adjunct professor at Case asthma and other respiratory P'. PttI$Ofl PflCW' sale. S us today Dr. Eugene Medvedeff, of Western Reserve. Kent state conditions are Invited to attend. breaker for a Ire. survey! Akron. Ohio, university and Purd ue Universities, he Is Members of the families we Professor and President (4 the consultant to the U. S. Depart- ur ged to accompany the patient ___ Na ti onal Child Achievement ment of Health, Education and so they can better understand Fowithtc'n, spokr recently to a Welfare, the Preskel4t's how to heip the patient udjust to group of Se minole County Commission on Men ta l his disease and cope wi th some speech therapists, educators, Retardation and consultant to of its problems. Celebrate Snutb SeminDle Senior Qtlzens club will celebrate I ts -. - SAUSAGE PEPPERONI 1401 79c Pizza I Mrs. Beatrice Fitch, field Citizens $1 58 The fifth in a series of -- S.S. Senior lb 79c ( SAVE 14c KRAFT LAWRENCE BEST !i JVI'4 V ArJ1I Loaf Meat too ,.- - Frito Corn Chips tOo, 49c Continued Monday FAIRWAY FARMS 59C IRLOIN Tip 6 Pi,L 49c Heath Bars SAVE lOt. CHIP BOY I C 59 Sliced Bacon 49c , truckload savings. 29c .., SUNlf1AD CAPIJIIA 78c U.S.D.A. CHOICE SAVE lOc, ICE CREAM This month we're a turnpike... ,, J' 9c - pubLl about the visit to make it filled with Invited guests and iIimnit f 1nciti to be police when Nixon addresses 78c Steakettes BONELESS 89 Few details have been made House of Commons also will be - -- -- 12111 Italian Sausage STRAWBERRIES 9c . Baked Ham FAIRWAY 6.12 ox. Cans OLD MILWAUKEE . 39c 111 -. 68' EXTRA LEAN CHOPPED I..f TARNOWCOOKIDOR .-- PGL AP ii" Pork Roast OSCAR MAY(R _____ Ai 68 BONEL1S ib. Smokie Links - FRESH PRODUCE U S A CHOICE THICK Wieners . - WALDORF Chili with Beans Cams 4''" ________________________________________ i. SAVE 10c BANANAS how many persons resided in Friday night Police will be invitationeach house, how long they had been there and croisdiecked only guests in the 2,300aeat au 11w replies with neighbors in at ditotlwn. public 49C e arrival Thursday. They asked front dCK* for a gala musical The ,, Stew $258 IS 3 Chuck Steak Sliced Bacon OSCAR MAY11 cuoati Y Canned Ham 79C Smoked Sausage LYKIS CHUNK Braunschweiger lATH CIDAR FARM SAVE 20c. tYKES The mounted police checked private homes along taken into the National Arts the route Nixon will take frjn Center through an underground the airport to the city after ij garage entrance rather than the least one case. lb ci any printed material incliding colors. Complete. ly dry . nol u1,h or ehemala req red. 1. turn medical doct e c.. 29 PATR I CK LYKISIIDPIG SAVE Takes only 12% b 18% On )OuT desk. Weighs only i lbs. Easily moved. Operates on regular cu rrent- Cpies lette pages bound in books or of th th he th re ll be heldprov behlind e cause all required immunizations on time and explain th closely guarded d m been completed. Like Kosygin. Nixon may be for thedelay.Stmplydrcipptnga have fed, sheltered and loved. It ' s all etnlçe took a swipe at Soviet scheduled for after he leaves falis which wi C 303 3 ca~l Pear Halves lot, tYKE'S Corned Beef Hash 39c 3 N1 Desk Top Copier New Before kindergartenm are had been posted at a U.S. post _____ 303 $1 I"raspective kindergarteners. for tclf2. school ear. must be live .'e.rs old on or bef ore the re turn must be received - SAVE lSc. DEL MONTE round-up If posted at a U.S. post office, However. U stmark u 29 C lb.59 Tomato Wedges its deemed to be the deli very da te Pork Steak 46 SAVE Oc, OIL MONTE School will hold kergaen on Friday at lOam. the school office at 1301 West 16th Stree t. the postdate on the envelope PIN(APPL( GRAitIRUIT D rinks Tbv Golds~tro Flementhn, filing requirements.. NormAlly Bologna SAVE lOc, DEL MONTE also a ccepted. parents must present proof of bictt te. a If there is any delay trnmallwalksoflifeare helped. JtiiItt2dproteC4ionput Into glimpee of the President, and lyandsometlmes.Jong routes to political and social a!- delivery the taxpayer must examination record by a cared for, cured, rehabilitated, effect after a young Hungarian one of the bigger protests at $V 8 ast • I," JIS ,,*I. , e balance due on is given. ft)J - lb manager ma charge a five Welcome Wagon hostesses 111 ;wi;; STIAY ___________ __________ on is must be prcr1y addressed 3 ings as ctwrchea. - p4te C1401CI 30* IMPERIAL ROAST 'uplalal tAw cupc sTIAv wc 5 _______ _____ tl2l8J9Z to the k ___ l 1 postmark, f Ap U STEAKS _________ ________ ________ other. The situations tax -- GRAND OPENING KISSIMMEE FAIRWAY _______ Joint retufli - - EFFECTIVE PRIL April 17 is not Block Is often aikcd If On. :5 By //tn",d'i/, ApdI 1?, 1?7? -- Thr' Sar)fmci IqiraIcJ SAVE ' 3Oc SIZE N' AFE. INSTANT COFFEE 2 1001 89c OFFER EXPIRES 4 1 8 1 91 R �W.driødy, April 12, 19fl-lf3 Tho Stinford Hc'riikl 28—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 12, 1972 Home Made Donuts A ——-- 9 LI 1 V1 In S Cross PRICES WILL GO UP - DURING THE MONTH % OF. APRIL I IItu Last week, Winn-Dixie responded to consumers' growing alarm over rising prices QIJrIRpsistvrod lily wismoiuir StOItS. 15K I by putting a price freeze on all meat and grocery items. C OPYIIIIIII i,n We'd like to thank the many suppliers who have 1 o,ned us in our fight, promising Q.antity Righti Rete rved (tf STOS( CCu'tCI' fl AILEEN CLAJRE NEA Food Editor JL_ II I Buns I Ry tCILY R(IWiS"7OJP k,wla,.d Press Food rmtor Tbs-s hot rross buns are railed old-fashioned eaus mashed tato arid pstato -ii'r are railed for in the reei The potato helps to give tlt. huns •ieeilnt failure no metW4 of making. MaCt 5 ip to-date the yeast is no! uslvd. Jasttze with vmmof . not to raise prices to us. Over the past 20 years, the cost of living has gone up tremendously. Rent has Bread making and other forms of bakir' are returntrig to the home 'CeI*. The results are as quicK to see a' baking time permits. A favorite of Americans is the doughnut Once the technique is inutered you will whnt to experiment by add in spices or using a ar't' raf icings for flavor treats I t increased 57%; medical care 128%; clothing has gone up 58%. The cost of food has increased too; in fact 430/s, but not nearly as much as these other things. In fact, 20 years ago, 23% of your total income was spent for food. Today it's only 161/2 % and food is better packaged, better quality, and there is ci I, greater variety. Food is still a good buy and Winn-Dixie's pledge is to keep it a 011) FAWIONFIJ Fj PRICES GOOD THUR. APRIL 13 THRU WED. APRIL 19 good buy. i/i to S I2 cups -Jr.5 t'wl flour I/I cup granulated sugar salt it r. r4 I tablesp'in grated 2 packages ar'i'i• 1r 1 .as! i/2 cup milk I/I cup pvuuto wi I/I cup butter gga, at room 1/4 cup lukewarm m*sfi.1 t.atitws, packed l.--w'i sPa -.'it 2 PRICES GOOD THUR. APRIL 13 THRU WED. APRIL 19 BASIC DOUGHNUTS raps flour 1 tablespoon baking powder 'i teaspoon salt 'I. teaspoon gT000d cinnamon I egg, allgbUy beaten * cup sugar 1 quart (about) corn oil a: Iei.sp000 grated lemon rind i cup milk Confectioners' sugar (optional) 2L? k" . a''" i' 1 1 I Il I' 1/4 11 ramiri II 1/2 'up 'about -ar-a1"-t --n frrtioeri *Ugt In a large miser bo'vi th.-ar ''ighty stir together I 1/2 rais fr,ut granulated sugar. mon rind and -uudiunl-ed u Sift together twwc flour biklng powder, saft and ciiiramon. Mix together egg ,,ugar. I tablespoon of the cm oil and lemon rind; ift until light and fluffy GraduklI% add flour mixture, alternately with milk, beginning and endingwith flour mixture, until a soft, but not sticky, dough farms Pour corn uI into heavy, sturd. 11 a 1-1 r I I. n t d #Iquart saucepan or deep f r'er, filling utensil no more than ' full. Heat over mothurn heat to 375 degrees. If using electric fryer. lollost manufacturer's direct ions for filling with oil and settug controls. Roll dough to 1 4-tnch thickness on floured board or pastry cloth with floured stockinette-covered rolling ;itn Cut into doughnut shapes with a floured 2%-inch doughnut cutter. Centers may be iriei to make small balls or rolled with scraps of dough and recut Carefully add dough. nuts, a ten at a time to hot nil F'ry, turning occasionallk I to 2 mtnutes or until hriwned on both sides Remove from oil letting excess oil drip back Into pan. Drain on absorbent paper. Makes iabout 19 doughnuts. Note: Recipe may be doubled. Divide dough and roil at time, keeping extra oough covered with towel I Fried Chicken . a '7 1 IA,i A Into a urns)) uta'epan tir'i 'tie milk pouto water and hut t'r heat ovat? ba neat i4it,l liquids are very warm il to — 130 dagre*, - butter does riot need to melt Gradually add 'a - dry ingredients and boat 2 mmutes at medium speed of eI. itt- miser vraptng bowl Iiiii •r al times Add 2 eggs. mast-4 PO Latoes and l/2cup flour Flea , A! high speed for 2 minutleii; Umpit . A. , A - When you do your Winn-Dixie you NttTflU"fl'iI I n take advantage ¶j. i specials we' have, every , , for your -. . .. saveWWTt1 .'XL' several Charcoal SAY! 6 C.OD 114 130-Ct 88c Plates... 88c Paper ViVA JUMJ,Q 59c Towels. 20 Mi DA Flour. saw! . . . . . . . . . . 5 a cas:Hr,s L . 78c Dill Sticks Ale or Beer..6 F ,4491 r&a'T IDOL ISt Aa&t 39c c. Grape Juice . Dressing . os ... .. THIITY MAID cOLOr'S 44c ,' 5' J Mt! $100 nax,i D411100,113cHrist I 39 Macaroni ID-03 51 .. AIM:)jp L1.i LuI . • • • Tissue . . . . . . . . . . . 6;c $100 VIIWP.iA 88c Sausage . . . . . 45-01 $100 3 acaroni.. M SAY! • • • • . . Bleach S • Muluts fa3 $0O . . .... SAYt .',, OfIf S3U1$' cPiSsa 3SHI$ Chuck Steak . . . n itia" i't"A c.-ua-Ch 5IS sivt as !'IIOIH lip 01 tuP AUIW LD13V. c Ili Canned Hams 5 '' . . is AOr SumS OUtf' LU Dinners Meat 0ia.r7iI SLtCE' HIr1 25c as . . 99c 68c Smoked Ham.. SAV! : 7LL l ttA PtIw PidSS Fillets Fish . . . . Sui,4H 1111M 'ltA 6 .trI 4-s • 39c 3 c? trearn Cheese 3 Cheese Food. a'Dt'a .. Cheese,...... a.S5 :?Si S WI 1MI.I 'i Sufil $':u Biscuits . . . . . . 4 Strip Steaks . 10 OSCAS Ah5, 99c 45c Fish Sticks . . . . 2 SAY! OP IOi It( $139 . . • Beef Liver . . Franks . . . . . . . . SAY! II ii Putt CUAhTIP aOH Si 4 Pork Chops . . . . Sausage 89c W . . . . 0 BRAND SliP Sausage 78c . . . • • TIC per ; • • Slit_it) week, national brand Items as well as Winn.:Di 0 own economic a l . . . . . • 79c I IS • _____________________ fantastic Top ______ - Tarnow Pizza 79c • ______________________________ rolls are still Warm. COr2t1 tops with frosting to form CtOl3' Makes 2 dozen litlED (11I(It: I hrr.Uei-.fr% ci. rut In serving pieces I traspoon "it 1 teaspoon nater I egg, slight)) beaten '- cup flour teaspoon dried oregano 1,0i oo garlic pcnider teaspn I quart (abauti corn oil I PieFilling...... - aiLle chickeia t ith salt. Aaai water to egg. mix. MIX ii e Is e r flour. oregano and garlic jtowcier l'ap chicken pieces in egg '.tture, then in flour ntistore Pat off excess Place on wire raci: 1 it-wi and let dr) about 20 minutes To thallon-fry. pour aorta oil into deil gilIi't of I-nit-h. 'ullung utela:1 no more than one-third ne-third full Heat or: medium heal to 375 degrees- Carefully add chicken. I 1aer at a time, Fri-. turning once, atout 20 minutes or until tender and golden bros-n Drain on sb I Chili & Beans . 3 Swif'tHIAuT SA$5 tat iVu iii , dir(titini C.r,-fuI), jj rIi;ckenin single 1aver*nd irs turning once. about 25 - - Deodorant . . . . . SAY! 3, CSACLIN 0000 79c Saltines ''.ua 000r r.o Juice "1 88c 3 Bes-Pak Bags.. LLJ:aawHt PPIMi' I:ho0 Coffee . . . . . . . . - S dt Cat Food . . . . . P.A55CO STACK PAd P ill 69c '' 99c r I . - . Cookies . . . . . . 3 4 68c S 24c 1100 85c Apricots . . . . . . . THlIS MAID Is Patna Rice . . . . • SLAcLIUPN Instant Coffee . • I0IT)tP'iS DJTC.. 47c Chocolate . . . . . Dfl M4.if iAtTaf'T 75c Syrup . . . . . . . . •':: oui000. Pears• MIN#)Y PIN 69c Bes-Pak Bags . . . . . . • • At, ' c-i" IS c, 33c AP v0 a, Pecan Sandies • ALL PUPPOSI Cabbage . . . . f p 5pi SiPM 43c Carrots tAscaI JIJM() .TAIiS 59c Celery lUSS! I 5*4 lOG Li 59c Apples . . . • • • • 5 SAG iPISH IiOI't.* 59c Oranges . . . . . 5 IA!; 49C • All'St iii 511 ..........0 e.e.c ........... I'nT'Y I •C • I S - -- •.' C I • Detergent 53:): ?11 AiX! LA. Towels - t C F 04 10 __ .33DiX.,i.P5a: C I ASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 mrrry C o.i -' , JAA SQUiM Peanut Butter c.000 t; .pp a; : ' , '- t TqP VALUE STAMPS k-.i. flTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SANFORD 33c Orange Juice ',i)l.i '1 I IraliOL tie SA(.i 25c • • IALØ 17c . 69' Potatoes . . . . 10 (.(OSGIA 010 Sv.th I,! a-',, 1110 P.!( i',a-TiC'uAL Vegetables . . . 2 I4.h s 49c 900 40, PA'. 15,1.114 iwu shi,ulA' ia 11.11 Oil Potatoes . . • . . 3 9°° Succotash . . . . 4 ASiai4 969 1. 69c 'IL; 85c i.. 900 O'IUI4HV ILthS A new .er-smon ol a - cookie recipe. '' 99c 3/l cup butter 4. -' Pie Shells . . • . . . I cup thinly ptkt'd darkbo-w' sugar i i ic' .w t I ltS( .4 s*i s Pizzas . . . . . . . . £5104 Mitt' t,,tt*iat5 I ill 900 Iiet'ragv Mushrooms • $100 Shrimp . . . . . . . . '-''-I • SA.( I) PAil) Mull API 5 ., o. I PC ,IIIAOA Dinners . . . • . . 2 PA?, ii 49c Potatoes . • . • . 3 SE' Lemons . •1 • 12 1(11 ''-.1 '. lASt! I) 'IA Perch Dinners • 3 :s 69c . . . 10 Steakettes IMP) APEt I I TOP VALUE sw.s: 7 Pi AliJIQ ,' .... Party Pizza Ill - iii,Mwu .-... a P .e.......,,•.....SS!C tTT1E XI x-i TOP VALUE STAMPS , .•-. WD Elio 0CYj I .. • APOII 19 I ._.. ....j. . Cauliflower . . 3 I"' cuPhooey 12 teasn gtisgr I cu quucI-.ktit,i oltl I cge (S ou'esu ,ettu -t sweet xuLate cup 2.. 3 cup iteaitis-style butter In * nscdiuin uiuttog bowl $ 100 cream butler and sugar, Deal in honey and gtpr stir In oats J1 6 two • 5i45 Ice Flo Slush 0000 hIlt) APSII I; 7 •,,,, _, 5 .........•,ee••S ITT7I I .' t -i- TOP, VALUE ,S'TA!,S (OIl II', W Li 51A1II J IIAMSIJI,I 4 PAtOIS 1)4 Stuakuitci - : : • : : I I I . •" •,' - TOP VALUE STAMPS : 1)141 W I) 55*0!) JIJiCI IE)It0 Baking Hun ,l)0 Iplili APII (,(j(fl) 1,14(1 AP01 IV J No. 9.. -- * No 8 .- -- , • ..., ' .......... ---------------- ...aa..s. •••• ........I - ' Moistening baa •..• .••.• •-............ _I •:.,-" : ' ;:, __•, .. .•.. • j i. ..... - - opt iA.APO 41 AMI -' . Cottogo Choosu APIII i - ,. -r- TOP VALUE ft ............... - : 5S.IASUWUS .... FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. HIAO 3u SATURDAY DINNER Sicilian Stuffed Potatoes Potatoes Rout Beef ToouatoSaLid Snap Beans Beverage Spanish Cream SICILIAN STUFFED PEPPERS You can use your elestnc blender to crumb the read 4 small green peppers 1/4 cup olive oil 1/2 cup sliced ptnt.o- stuff ed green olives I tablespoons raisins, chopped I tablespoon drained caper. cbopçl 1/4 cup ounced parsley 2 cloves garlic. crushed I can (2 ounces) anchovy fillets. drained and chopped I I teaspoon pepper 'S slices stile white bread. tuuelv crumbd Cut peppers in ball teng'h.. tie. remove seeds and memt'rane Cuver peppers with boil tig water and simmer It) mmutes. drain PLace peppers an -u shallow baking pa Mis tuethci all the remaining inresiienti except bread, add bread jaui tusi well Spoun 1LU2tIWt into pepper hales. bake. uuvert'd, in a preheated 3-skgreo un for ) minutes Sere at iwin I temperature Males 4 icr-wings At-SCHOOLTRE.T Aoole - Wedat'i with Cheddar Dog Food ....333c U________ L tilj TOP VALUE STAMP! U L'A'i TOP.... VALUE STAMPS — IJ5 JUMSO 50.0 . i x-r I I TOP VALUE STAMPS •SOW 3#4t 15.j 2 2 . . . • • Potatoes o muss 49c Pole Beans . . • 2 - minutes until tender and ur ruldrin brown Drain on ab.. l "Crackers . . • . . . • athiall 905 CAN 39c 3 F6111104 *S• 505 5, ........ d full Heat to 375 det' 88c #4 0.0 P_A Toothpaste . . . . JI 68c SAVi 15t DIAX aim. Mrs l''-.tr corn ot into skillet to 't b cif t-invh. filling otc'nnij to no more than e- 3 . pirKofex ...........c paper. Makes 4 sers- -r a' fry in electric frvpan 88c Instant Tea . . . . IiOaJLAl CIS sUt't5 Tomato 2 QaCaA7t S Softener . . • • • savi 71, *5105 SAVt at 0511 t&IOI. •LA.I. - . I ii-.' 39C Cake Mix .....,1$1 a06Y15 00 Bread........5'' $100 i.'-' AV! Ii. DXII i.APUP4G IPwP , .t51 twIs Oi $ 1°° Apple Juice . • Flaky Rolls . . . . 'ro' P s 59 100 - you receive every time you shop*, Why not open -a Winn-Dixie. savings L to ANY Dinner Franks with _____________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Stamps I Value a PIXI! iiA5UN. remaining ea. aside . Mt AT 19c Biscuits . . . . . 3 Home-fried chicken is an American * a it It treat that has survived the onslaught ul TV dinners True Southi-rn fried chicken to berv i our traditionally took I to 2 pounds of lard It was cooked slow)) on top of th a n g e or in the oven Chicken is dipped In a seasoned egg mixture and then ii flour mixture This helps, sc&I in juices and also pro vides a base for a grovil which so many enjoy with in a i h e d potatoes and but. cuiti. Those concerned wit) controlling blood rhotestera.1 a DKU)ni1h rT t'at thy ' a a'tirltt fried t'hiicknn whit I). done with a c-ookuig a' in saturated fiatt. MU!.ItMak CHEXIFT set Beat yolks with 2 tablespoons water brush n rolls Cover. let rise in warm draft-free place until doubled in about 1 hour bulk Bake in a preheated 37S-4efree oven until browned minutes Turn out of pans on wire racks, turn right side up Beat enough of the reserved e gg white with the consugar ton.e good tece spreading consistency While Separate white lt Alli ClAIRE NEA Food Editor leatri, crushed teaspoonpaprika baking pans , COP! LANt) All 141*1 59c doubled in bulk — ,%lUt I hour Punch down dough. knead in raisins Divide dough In half [iivide each half iota) 11 equal pieces Shape into balls Aurange in 2 greased tinch square __our everyday low prices good all__ 98' I; 101 0111 2 'o 1I _________________________________________ SUP-4i-IYLAP-dD POPS S5!AISASI 111,5. it' 49c C004 I!' BRAND Ail snake a stiff doughTurn out r,nto lijIttly floured -un1 iard, knead Iaztie — about $ to 10 minutes Place in greased bowl turning to rease top Cover, let rise an warm draft-free D1,M* until to __________________________________________________ 89c Sliced Bologna . . P055. SIIOUIUII Sliced Ham . W0 . BRAND Whole Hams 969 SIItCIID Si AND SSINNIO $998 89c A C0IPl'M I. lit AVC, . I) TALMAO(.( FA D -AS (01)0151 CIJPI() IIAO 05 1) BRAND Game Hens 68c IC Aii I ., Ham Salads W Smoked Picnics $129 Boneless Roast GRAD! Sliced Bacon . . . W 0 IIAPiD U S (HOC! H 85c SHOULDIS 88c to Boneless Roast it 0 uta'r, .-ociOli $wthl 900* I 99c !.A! IC, LI W 0 hAlt) USDA CHOICI Sill SZA C'401C1 511 5sL.-. Instant Coffee sorlwt'nt Hot , R1 tIVt tc'1 419 E. FIRST ST. -- I SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. to pveol tant of a buttered baking pan (13 by Iby 2 Usc-boa) Bake In a preheated 3O-degree oen ts until a bout Th bubbly and bruswnl - - minutes ('oul slightly, meanwhile in the top of a double bailer over balling water, well, chax'tul.ate with peanut butter. stir to blend S psvAd t'ser baked Layer ('hill 1ooacn sides and rt4bt side up. "t v';i Into 3 �hB—The Sanford Herald Ihe 5nnfofd Herald Wednesday, April 12, 1972 Home Economist Discusses Ccoking Natural Way VIVIAN BROWN for love while cooking. The rein tially dangerous, the borne sisting ezclusiveiy of un AP Newsfeatrs Writer onot'rUt says, with Its iiIti polished lice nsacmbiotw 4't (,'cetp You can have your cake with Zen Rudiflusmi is potem. mate goal being a diet con' Mrs Hewitt Is not a Purist and eruoy the last bite of it without artificial flavors, colors, preservatives, ebemicah or hydropza t ed (Ms All you must do is bake it ourself, and that's easy. when you've learned the natural way. says kwid expert Jean Hewitt. Mrs Hewitt, home econotrust and food reporter for The New Voit Tines, got into the natural foods habit full blast when she began testing and selecting recipes for her book. The New York Times Natural F o'ds Cookbook" Natural foods are those that are as close to their natural state as possible. she explains Nothing has been taken out and nothing put back into them &nd we are going back to them" Although women are can. iused reading about health veg• o.gamc foods foods rnacrobiot,c eiarlatiism all basic foods are diru health foods. Mrs Hewitt says, and natural foods were the mainstays of great-grandmas pantry her shelves might have re,eiith)ed today's health food store with nuts, raisins, whole wheat flour, honey, molasses, homemade preserves, fresh fruits, vegetables How tar one returns to natural locids depends on one's capacity for change. Mrs Hewitt Shorl'cu'j to cooking miles Sod processed foods — have made homemakers timid about trying recipes from srratdi and substituting such basics as whole grains for refined, hfrac'tird and enriched prridurt. brown rice instead of white hene and molasses instead of sugar' she points out. In converting to basic foods there will be challenges Whole wheat flour has a different absorption value from white flour, requiring more liquid, and It has proportionateiy less gluten, the protein that provides wheat With the elasticity to rise It must be kneaded well in develop gluten, although a little white flour (unbleached) may be added to make a lighter testrc'd bread Stone ground whole wheat flour is preferable because grinding it between t$imes f encrates less of the friction and heat that could destroy nutncots Mrs Hewitt's book provides recipes for baby foods which sbr says can be prepared cern'emt'titly when the family's own fresh vegetables are pie ui red flt4ore scasoriffig. JI& remove and mash baby's share There are recipes, too, for iRe: haters, for homemade bread and pasta - "the wholewheat noodles are delicvius" — mayonnaise, relishes, candies A dcicsmis cookie is made with ut sugar or now and can be eaten rae, cooked, frozen t*ie has pernided many vegetable d.shes, such as eggplant steak, because she says Amen cans eat Ion much red nut. Mrs. Hewitt recommends eating new a114'egetable meal a week as a nutritious alterT3.ZtiVt diets We can nni be well noar have no need for itamin ished b' en lcnethC says 1l 0 foods and nutrition from leach. nded Mi-s H('ilIt ci 's CoUcge, (\lunthi* (Yntvrr. f' . (tand in Fhyabtth (Alk •• and h0ldsa*t(t' s WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS CO-FFEEI!, B. BAG "SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER" 41 a .. ITEMS & PRICES GOOD THURS. APRIL 13THRUWED. APRIL 9 GALA. * NO GAMES! * NO STAMPS! NO GIMMICKS! DECORATED TOWELS I JUMBORO LL! / "a W SCHILITZ Ll ' a aBEE OYAt AWrD. FLAVOIS GELATIN. ... ..... 'CAM PATCH- • CANS) PARK N SHOP PLAZA . . . . 3-OZ. PO lOc Oc "OCOMA" ME A DAY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE FRESH FROM OUR OWN BAKERY & DELICATESSEN HOME STYLE BREAD. . , LOAF 39C CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS . .2 49c FRUIT CHEESE CAKE. . . FRESH BOILED HAM. . . .LB 69c B—B—Q PORK CHOPS . . .L. POTATO SALAD tOMATOSOUP SALT............... 26-01 BW 10 "BLUE SEAL PURE VI( NAPKINS .. . . . . . . . . . 29 1NAz LUNCHEON LoAF...... 11243Z CAN IS, 54c VEGETABLE OIL....... -ozan. WAGON TRAIL" PEANUTIUTTER...,.. 25o JAR 99C HOURS 98c 39c . . . . . PINT I * POT PIES 4IIS$(YS YRIJP............... ui CAN 24C 1.A&A LYWW 8 11 SALTINES.............LI.r.J29c PKG. isiuluwr S To '' 'r '1'' '.' The 0f,10 'i f ab',r'f.ir' 1r.,r'e rote aPwml hII thø Ham us berominZ Ituhri Smith thank. to ru,fh- and the supply no longer ean Weep pore with the demand 'There are several vafietues of the v,sifar bivalve in Americilt clam. osssi for 'fl ut eimere or chowder us ln'i'from 'orth (arolina to (.tenlanu1 rt' d.ell in the ,hallnwi h.' t.w"en t14.marks stud tmrm'.' mehes Pu.tnw the *afl*r surface The hard-shell v.sv ely. which the Iridians catted the pj*tsti Ir.ind from Cap. ('-id Al tPue to Tevas. as well as in titers off the coasts of Maine And New Rn,nswfrk The hart• IV shell clam utsuta11y lurks tseyon'I the ebb tide mark in ,.:iterl '2 I I• 'o u f,ithoms deep CtaPw'igs ate harvested ru" .rikoig 'ic are dredged up Ilkol o'/?Crs Voting iimhofs lfrvexm is '')ft), eeki' ,in'i the imall ones ir røfrrred S is rhCtf' tones mall .ini medIum size p,atuns arC eaten n the halIshell. vawoterw'ike'l me big (miM are usually t'iil I) for chowder There ire other lesser fl4" .' irietue's 'if dam .,tnng ,kme' -sa 'Neil Ctun!It, but the Atian" 'I' specimens have proven 2op4lar that they have lw" (, transplanted ideresiftully to -titer, of the Pacific The only shortcoming of 'h' 'tam is Its tendency to seer."' iand It 'ta's once believed th.uv -I.,ms would disgorge their If placed in i milluire -Md tater and -,,riui,e:it mote realistic and tumpl.r method is to senib each rleum mith A small brush and hold .1 under tinning cold 'later rue fore preparing it for the table (aw of the most popular tih made fr-urn :he ciierr;-it'" u Clams Casino, and an t eijan named Al ff f.sidsr. tan has dvetop.d J Into i ''illnarj lellithi fl ii; 140'v '(oil restaurant Al is owner if * Slan.hattan ipot (mitwn is 'he CAniol Driver it seats only RATHS SLICED persons in the muraled dining room and the atmnsplter s "RACORN" trn and friendly Her. is Al (;.,utari.*n too for Clams u' ,nI 2 ti-is littlene-kti i/S 1b lustier 2 tablespoon; 'u i't ii mI*!ntns, chopped I os bread erimhs 1/2 tap parsley 4 slices lean bacon. nail' ttiroi.-t Soften butter by warm in (G. slightly and mix in p1mlPnt.;' hread crumbs, parsley and -wit arid pepper to Lute Pta clams in empty shells in flat enokie pan and spread butter nixime over mollusks. Rake in Zd-degree oven until butter is thoroughly melted. lake out of oven and place piartrr imps if hate-broiled bacon over each ,lam and put under broiler until bacon is crisp. 3eries tour 'swxl with a chilled, .Alaauan ytvaner f DISCOUNT PRICES 7 DAYS A WEEK U r) ---Ilf tIl% tIlN,t: I'IPIIIOR the ttt,it of Nu't teill rInuicItger l.;,I,'r hr uvr of 4,110 whet,' you may or? (4) ('411 mutt' ('Iatll (lion LIII' of their tiotnelanut ate unnilut AUOtIIIIC4 Ptc. tiler InInui,I In the 11th t'nInr . he wrc'tr to hI u oimf i ,npn VuO lake any dainjes n lohut.r or People of any other country, cred the flnct In the ,tlui UIIiII irarte lint aviv bay fit h'uth at VOUt filemitIte A me r t an s are so 11 When ('ptain ,luPiti Mouth IIIM41111r nn ,'nthuI,I$u hc'aue the hI'aRes -- Lin ALLHOUSE GRINDS! 24 JEAN HEWIfl Sprontiag seeft Home economist Jean Hewitt recommends sprouted seeds for boosting a person's Vitamin C and H tntakc. Seeds, Like soy, rnung. flu or black radish can be ought untreated at health tores and some grocery stores. .rid used in salads or with other egetables. fter washing and rrtairnn tok clean seeds for sprout' ing. wash one-quarter cup of seeds, cover with lukewarm ater, place in a quail canning jar covering top with nylon mesh (at cbees4oth ) Place jar on Its side to form a two cr and put in a dark, warm humid place Rinse spt'aV'; twice a day with lukewarm wa ter, keep moist, but not wet When first leaves 3"T put wewile but she doesn't believe in fad of fidi arid it W do W 1111, Wedr;rM'. April r,, MARG LB. PKG. 1 "SUN-LITE" GRAPE JELLY ..... . . . .24I JAR 49c 'SMURFINE- WH;TI toll YELLOW 29c TOMATOES POPCORN.. . . . ...... NO. 2301. DRINKS........ .....NO DIP. lTL 18c 300 CAN 15 BARBECUE SAUCE..... I'QCiO IN3* TOMATO CATSUP............ 12.1123: T1r"T "DIXIE DEUTE" 'McCOIMICIS' VANILLA EXTRACT . .. . CMI o. 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IITTY ClOCkER' FUDGE BROWNIE SUPREME . .... 23-OZ 69c SPRAY STARCH . . . . . .lS-OZ.CAi 29c 'THRIFTY- PINK LIQUID DIIERGENI.. . ....... 32-Cl IrL 219C p ri I ' FAMILY DINNER Stuffed Breast o(Veai Potutoes saw H"I B.,eruge cboc'ilate Cake STtFFED BRE/ST OF VEAL 1/2 cup bulk iatge 3 tablespicQns 3UtttT U3 cup finely chopped onion 114 cup finely chopped celery sikea bread, finely crumbed (about 2 eupJi 112 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/4 t.upuu poultry seasoning Bone-ia brt of veal about 3 putasds) with pockat 3 sum bocun aw In a 10-inch skillet cook sausage gently. crumbling with a fort Add butter 'mwn and celery and cook until vgutables are wilted- Mix in the bread, salt, pepper and pouitr'v seasoning Stuff into veal pocket. close opening with tooth- picks or skeeen. Place buw side down ina Llby9byInch baking pan Ptsc bacun -er top of meat and anchor ends with tuuthpicti. TIghtly cover "W -pan with foil. Roust in a degree rven until veal is very trotter - ibuut 2 1'2 bow's. uncover and roost U2 bout lunger to brown. Nais: To make gravy, re rnve veal to platter and keep warm. 'flit pun and spuun ,if (at. In drippings in pan add 1 cuatuner is ounces light cream. With a wooden spoco stir over low beat to 4ot up *inppuigs. add enough gravYbruuenrng-and-seasuning 14auL'e '.0 give a tight brown vier and uwk until gravy is slightly thickened. Wb.KDA1 LL'itH '.5 Creuni of Tomato Soup S,ilinuo s4adwictics & Fruit 5"111 SALMSYI M.NDW 1HES The seasonings added perk up the I can (7 3/4 ouncea) ,ahmu, wbhwwtd LU Walbon. notify ckupped w is sonligtit for development of ckloi'ayU. Rinse and drain WaU when Woo is as long as seed and eat them as won as possible for maunumi vita. mms IL tablespoon) 3 lableappune finely diced dsU pickle 2 tabLespooa finely diced -eivShe ry nta out that their are land (ads. b1e the macrobiotic diet. There. however. nuu' tionat balin'e takes ,.etond Lm its jiam idca of ing a balance between Yin ieqaated with acidfrtl and espsnsicrn and Yang ialkahnityj and contraction). and the need I 3 L.KLiap,on mayuonaise I teaspam lemonInk* $ thin slice's bread Mis together all the sets .ac.pt the bread. MAX* sandwiches with the sahoun 4ll,i. .,,.4 he hpe,.,4 b Ii I 14 L", �- - - - = -___ - -- - - - - --- -- - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - ; Mill - IDIOM - SR—The Sanford Herald Wednesday. April 12, 1972 Orange Fish Rolls UR IX J A It K R NOW YOU CAN JOIN THE T 04 x BLI So 10 fi - - I: B' AILEEN cLAIRE - NF Fe" EdftOT The tart-sweet flavor of orange goes Well with fish. '• -i % For a change roll tender fillets rif sole or flounder around a stuffing that in- • P044aff [AW, _ 1 I Y. - and cnsp vegetable salad ORANGF. FISH ROLLS - Artichokes Ol so It to of fy 10.1i fl-11#0111'. al iartaii - orang •...., s,.,. a....i - Cooin Ikaq ...........4 ..,..I t.•i.. a,.....d -. artbotter On or cup stusatird bread crumbs etuti SAVE TOWARD YOUR SET OF -Wed inger g 1 mustard teaspoon T4" ,T A QEtJitta. e glutarnate -.1 - 10 so simmer in a spiced orange I Wednesday, ApiJS 12, 1977-1B Thø Sa nford Herald i tablespoon cornstarch I Removc small amount of orange rind with vegetable p arer. Slice to make I tableered orange rind. spoon Section orange and AND 1 w - :- .1 I '- - p 101% , '.'--- ... lq~ - - () PELLS S -- = sliv '0 - - .u......i G an - - FreshSquash ' —i—T.w o It\o II 110 \J '('( E 1\s1. II II 00D % V ' '' '"'•' 2 21 641104410400410 011 49-9 S Stick _,Iv.. -- ne.. ilw aukee .l Olu I:;. M vM,y Apili Beer III.. 12-01 r - -. 19. Aprfl Ta" - ___ ..... 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I 3V' - -- - _--- - ---- PIODEPN COUPE 'J No '' t liii' fr)(1S7 I En7 to prepam main own. or __ 111111% I tablespoon mWvd Cron popper I tablegioac flour cup milk I I ' beef. coarvely cut tablesp000 minced parsley U 2 undjurn baked potatoes In a Iluart saucepan melt the butter; add scallion and grrenpepper. cook rntl1for neonstaut)). until thickened and p"ry. t Cut potatoes sin half and serve , creamed beef over them ,, P fvlun An ideal gift! .1 Perfect reriectiOr weddings, _ housewarming parties, etc. c__ ____ Start collecting your -- own set and gift sets now! stocK. A ,.i -, - • tied am - - -. / - IlI___I :- - 1. 1_ — I - - '\' U' by oeIeen S-i'1.1J popcorn lot," green salad Potato salad I .irbecut-d chic-ken - - .. -. ---' - IL ..;- •- - - - .• - . - - • - - -- -- -. - - . - - O v ...... 0 Fryer Wings teaks . . S.... .. -- Photography cannot capture the true beauty of this china - - come in to PUBLIX today and see it for yourself! p., I- Sliced American ........ 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Johann Haviland Bavaria Germany China is pearly white, imported Bavaria Porcelain and has a fine bell-like tone it is the highest fired hardest china now made in the entire world. Johann F4aviland s deft craftsmanship lends it a graceful charm certain to enhance the enjoyment of any meal. ......,. • purchase. you can buy a savings stamp for 99c plus tax. A $1000 purchase enlitles you to buy two stampsand soon. When you complete your card with 25 stamps. exchange it for your own 28-piece set of elegant JOlAANN HAVILA14D BAVAPIA GERMANY china. You'll have paid only S, by cileen o l loto-tya. line Beef, Ham, Turkey 1 '10j n'i enu 1 --ix pripsaign Isistio 114404 I,.l, 3.,..I... I.b.I p,.-iSN' P•)SN . W I-ento Soup knockisurst Milk w 3 •..I,. I.4,.44.&W..pp.d P.u....i,dCb..,.l..d '-•"•'••-••- '••- - Pick up your tree club card now at PUBLIX. Then, with each $5.00 ...i_ fell Regular 0.,6006-7 M 796 S165 Sissitt'll lFil Fiblen COff•• HostessNams 16-06. .5 PotRoast................. Enguisut Cut Roast '5” TL.ESDA -, ..... s...i... Sour Cream ........... to, 39' Ptesisleas loosest4i. •.e.4.l,..h O..4i A IS..4. I b Brown Serve 39c Homogenized Milk ...... 3.11. P...... P..l. 4...-I.. CHINA (LUB Too 79 4.. SSø••• Insfairlill wuiV_LP,) ' 910.0.9 *a" Doiri-Fresh Yogurt .......... 25' ..u-. r ___ ::::::::::: ivio, Assorted Breads ........ I"# 39' Atmevr*s some file, " HERE'S HOW THE PUBLIX BAVARIAN "'\ I Slice jh65 . . . •.. • - 69 65c P,... IIUC - Trask lags Canned SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV*T 1. II. - -.--- 11,webtoof tills logiolst 14, / __-_* . _________ _- m eu - __ •.,h 4..h. $•Iid S• •Iisi INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE J - 'r•_ - -- , 39c 4*fts Piu.s. ts.lp M..t1 Y Wrtts 40C • rate— Drumsticks •vw - - ' - A_-._£_ r The aiji #two# 1 - _- ' 11)11 V U D141 A -"... Fryer Thighs p - L(1L IT / C01M 20c1 'tmMp 1*jI - . Swift's Premium Tender-Grown GovernmentInspected Shipped, DAD, Fresh not Frozen. Plant Grad. A Cut-Up Fryers • • • • • ro Fryer Breasts I, 4 A several minutes. SUr in flour. then gradully Sur in milk I yp4 - L BEEF '•'•'-°'•-• our ce of tu disfirdve 0' in Wes • b . S Gaan*d flØf arif dlshw~siw X-stis, '-- fth Serving &a1%bla "het Prc@w at 4 - 2 • 446 - '1" tiii"ç Pj' (sho wn) ,nJ S ver • to - clegir I.ib!' rn • 11~. to I - _____ BAKED POTATO I We V_j includes a dinner plate, cup, saucer, salad plate, bread and butter plate, soup and . . fruit/dessert dish. - - TIM BRIDE COOKS SUPPER Chipped Bed witti Baked Pulatoes Salad Bowl Brwenli Baked Apples Beverap CHIPPED BEEF %;1TH Vt 'IIiI -. I bowl _1 _____ clear. Pour some of sauce 1 pa. REDEEM VOtER - - I I i i i X i - Get four 7-piece place settings. Each place setting skillet. 1 for ,•-. , MAX 0 (with completed Club Card) L ture in ______________ 75 and dry mustard until mix ture just begins boil Add rolled fillets, reduce heat. Simmer, covered, until fish f I a k e s when ginger, _______ - ' SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY �8B.—The Sanford Herjid Wednesday, April 12, 1972 State ANA&P CONSUMER SERVICE -. 4k CHECK AND COMPARE! SAVE REAL CASH-! 1 lii s I f] I S rb +4 D 1 • ealing I ' $1.29 HADDOCK FILLETS .... 0 49C -Super-Right" Loin Hall ALP Fresh PORK LOIHS.......S.. .. . i79c HAM I SAVE . lOc I ': PER LB I . $ i ii Ann Page RED Ann Pap. with or Regular Ann KIDNEY I w/Cpa. & $s.00 C.vp. peed ..I.di. d.'.N. . 'is' 00 ,,C .. jar i 6-9_ I cc DOW MACARONI. 0 0 0 0 roe. Soled, Hot er With Hon.r.disti MUSTARD.... -es "warning" ticket, requiring 1OC repairs boUts ANN PAGE PUDDINGS •• pte. 1Oc lOc made withIn 48 OldMltwauka* ) I (Strongly suggest you recontier, gents, or else )ou're gonna be tabbed another speed-trap town.) Ludawici 9C PAK Beer.......... Jelloo Pudding Treats Rich's Cof f ee Rich 8 SPECIAL LOW PRICE! C colomwan OFFE E Coconut-Orange Crescent Pound Corn Chips CAN' 1 I 8 9 -. ' j an. Parker Pi '. Caker"Mciriple 1BOL 14-eL By mu. Parker ......Bog . -- - ALP Frozen All Butter Jiffy POUND CAKE ......... ALP Frozen Dessert Topping CORN MUFFIN MIX c.4 S... cam f 0 . oeea •• •o •e•e C.atparsl Ch*tk 6 ft. Ik 7.g . ..... c.. LO GLAD TRASH BAGS.. '°5.. SUPEROSE S'EETENER. 69c EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! K..bl.r 5c ZESTA SALTINES..... 59t Sunshine $ 1C HI-HO CRACKERS So, the flag which draped coffin of her husband ... known to many as a fishing enthusiast along the shores of Lake Monroe ... this flag will be flying above the hospital. MIX OR MATCH 'EM COOKIE SALE! CIIP Naturally, there'll be more on the story of the infant death . in future editions. It' s Interesting to note that Hospital Board Trustee Member Curtis Holland feels that a doctor should be on duty f or emergency call 24 w it SAVE ON FfiESH PRODUCE! CARROTS Potatoes ______ •11 .- ..j "THANK YOU, SIR and also the Seminole County Commissioners for is the response from Herald Associate Editor John A. this honor. ." as he Is presented with a copy of the resolution by William Bush Jr., chairman of the Seminole County highway Safety Advisory Committee. In the center is Waiter Gielow, editor and Spoiski ( left) ... hours a day. Amen, brother Holland, Now Kee Yo ur p L ig h ts On !. f- SUHNOLECOUN'TY 1111GHWAYSAFIETY ADVISORY COMMIZ-1 RESOLUTION COMMENDING J011IN A.SPOLSKI 'I Fresh, Hard Head Red Ripe FERTILIZER THIS VALUABI.E COUPON Prices in This Ad Are Goad Thv.vgh Saturday, April 15 (Good Through Sun. day, A ril 16 For Those Stores Open Sunday). Prices 1199d In the following W16 10-eZ. Tk4 MV C.,.eee I • C..psI Ii,. Le*SP w/Ca.pa. & 11.00 coupon s' S •• •, - Stores. ' 5'ds' SAN FORD a-MART Pinearest siwgsing m Corder - Hwy. 17-flat 27th St. . LIQUID 3201. BOTT' E 6 1 e• S AWAY"TO'GETAWAY a.. WMT with - — ' ----1 U(Jr. Ij 11, -4, 010,, -- ___ ___ . s.• ' i, - I -- j''' "we Dual Ant-Ps'ewent s.. Dia l (kenanS inS Dual Soap Shampoo U'i-&cen$sdj - #W *a. 7-ft- 69c sle-vill 79c 1*4à7f , I., WEk! SAVE 6-1972 TRAVCO MOTORHOMES to be awarded in the 01*1Sweepitikirl -- lAw • BAKING POTATOES : JOY S Russet 5() $j9 STOCI4JP NOW! p INSTANT NESCAFE GREEN C-A-18AUE a WATERMELON HALVESEV "C Oxford Park 50'. Organic ai 3 Sao I to make action on your proposal, we'll have it licked ... I I ) , ' Earle has Joined with another legislator in in. troducing HB eii, crea ting a voucher plan for funding for — The abortion bill permits abortion to protect a mother's life or health, in case of rape or Incest or if it seemed certain the child would be born deformed or "1 think a fair said Askew, who reminded newsmen he had "twice voted against a liberalized therapeutic abortion law" as a legislator th Wea S een er county Cm=ItL-e of Seminole County. Florida. hereby extends Its commendation and thanks to Jotm A.Spdski, Associate Editor of Ple Sanford Herald, for his outstanding campaign to encourage uniform compliance with the Florida headlight law by all who drive on Florida's highways, BE IT FUR711ER RESOLVED that the Committ" directs that copies of this resolution commending John A. Spoiski be forwarded theGovernor of the State of Florida, the Board of Seminole County Conunisaioners, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, and to the Editorof The Sanford Herald. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED in regular meeting this 6th day of April, 1972, at Sanford, Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY HIGHWAY SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITTEE: WilhlamHu.sh,Jr. i.nn S,czkowski Secretary ___________________ —_ _____________________________________ Headlines Fund Grows By —-- $3,500 Inside The Salvation Army building fund gained another $3,500 WesdaY, THE HERALD Lyons. This brings to a course In lunar geology as the countdown continues for Sunday's liftoff to the moon. total of $114,125 funds reported to date with $15,075 left to go In the final th" explore uW ffum's muntainclus highlamis CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. I AP I — The Apollo 16 astronauts received a refresher ca'u n lunar is evidence of ancient volcanoes. beyond position he espoused as forecast satisfactory conditions for Sunday's they see it? 'We certainly think so," Duke said in a ent a legisla tor—was the fact that a launching t Between 35 and 40 per cant ( our n'er Jr. and Charles M. Duke Young, John W. Florida Supreme Court decision aining has been devotes! to genitgr. and about tr have had extensive declaring the 104-year-old law ThofflU K. Mattingly U 16 per cent of that tune was spent in various unconstitutional became eik.. geology training but scheduled the session with types of'POlcanlcterratnonearth. tlreonFridayifhedldn'tact, Dr.Farouk tIBaZtObrUshuPOflIGlneUPects, Dr. William C. Phinney, chief of the geoIoq track from ey'll The old law allowed abortion mainly on surface landmarks th branch at the Manned Spacecraft Center in lunar orbit. El-Mu is a space agency geologist only to save a mother's life, * days Houston, reported Young and Duke The weather forecast for the pianoed 12;54 in field training. "We had to have something on p.m. munch time Sunday calls for partly cloudy lhey've had about 28 hours of stmly of rncit*, the books or go to the common skies, winds from the southwest about 15 mIles butuding about 20 hours in haw rocks," he law which would allow abortion an hour and a temperature of 00 degret& not.ed. 'Ihey spent a fair amount of urn. altar on demand early in the The weather Service said that If the liftoff k adits 4 the the Apel10 mLssien pregumy," Askew said. delayed untd later In the afttrnoon It mI9W have be sched uled around scattered thundeishow- as they were unpacked." He called the bill he signed Phinney also said that Mattlngly, who will Into law "a fair compromise era. The Saturn S rocket can be launched as late orbit the moon alone for three deys, baa had 18 which insures some protection as 4:52 p.m. days of extensive landmark tracking training n of liberalized, therapeutic aborSunday is the only day in April in which the a jet plane. lions." moon Is in favorable position for a launching. So -He has flown over meteento Impact strw. "My position was that I ap* it the rocket is not launched Sunclay. the shot turfs, OVeS' volcanic IPaIdS and proved the bill as It was pm would be delayed until May 14. sented to tnt," Askew said. At the launch pad, the countdown continued on there IS a lot of structural disturbance," he cxgovernor said be will sign The schedule. Mattingly is to operate a flOmilhion amy of the redistricting bill creating 15 AU three astronauts consider themselves moon-mapping cameras and scl.ntUtc inCCF4TtUIOfl*l districts in Flor- pretty good amateur geologists and one of the Ida. Republicans have charged main things Young and Duke are to look for as struments. . - . F or F St. HERALD INDEX the Panhandle say they have several leads In their search for the man who kidnapped and then freed 11-year-old Sherry Lynn Da w son unharmed. will be one of the most heavily bused In the - Building Perm i t s S oar i ng By ANN SIECZKOWSKI Brown I)rcsenIc'd SOIIW COOl parath'e figures on dep&rtmnent budgets from 1963 through 1912 detway In the city. A full time inintniwn housing and Monday. Lows mainly In the 60s with the highs in the mid 30s ' COlIC inspector was authorized a full time combination inspector was He said that duo to the In- approved and two full Uris. ment was $53,027. For 1911, the housing ordinance; budget is $181,671. crease in building in Seminole clerk.ltenographers also were County, the work lOad had authorized to help in the markedly increased. "In 1067, we Issued building RIODE JANEIRO, JAP)—A fiOA79,00. Compare thait with the fir st six months of 1971, twin engine Brazilian ii, Liner, "The Board should be aware, said, "that increased building will require eventually more and more permit.., with aub"uent need for more and more inspectnrs 5l$LV.. BULLETIN of the year, — • I. ' building dt'p.artmeot due to the Increase In cunstrut'Uun Un- WEATHER — Yesterday's high 87 low 55. Extended Outlook partly cloudy with only a few showers, Not quite so warm Sunday night - New IVlazda 808. Youth movement. recommendatloes Conunission came after Mack Liuenby, city engineer, conduct ed a stud) of ' moving traffic In the downtown area and researched ways to solve the problem. Conunlasion aiso appued Generally fair and warm ,hlghs In BOs, low 65 to 70, 160 Planes Dispached To Vietnam ' when we already have Issued coming ! pets-ins, crashed' permt.s in the amount of $33 landed in. the hills near Rio de million and we anticipate Janeiro early today, the doubling that figure by this evid Force allmowed. It added that natfr,n. e —. WHEN ME SECOND and final phase of a federal court order on school busing goes Into permits In the amount of effmt next September, the Jacksonville system g s C T fi tersection; prohibit left turn building Inspector's office. By P' S. traffic at Oak Avenue and F"t Commission postponed a AP Mflitury Wrtgoste Sanford City Commission by all vehicles going south on request to a1low the WASHI.SGTON ,'Pi a beerage license voted to transfer $2,500 to Oak Avenue. Fat Other Light changes InclUde .%1ber's barbecue on French United States has sent morn synchronize the First Street 140the war plan" to southow Q=in Avenuethat aftser A. A. traffic lights in the downtown rebuilding three control boxes stated area of McClsuuhsin the city has Asia past i days for tfle existing on First Street now at area. Materials have been ordered an estimated $300 cost; add a enough places for people air cuwuterattack against North VIetnam's spring 'iffensivi and as soon as they arrive work needed traffic light at First wanting to uc alcohoL Two Navy carriers with about Julian Stienstrosu disapproved is expected to begin to prohibit Street and Palmetto Menus all left turn traffic at the First itutersectlon with a new ty pe the to the number at cbool 100 more attack pLftn#4 are en Street and Park Avenue In- control unit at $500 cost; budget children in the area. With route but it will take weeks for as maintenance three new type prospects of a defeat, attorney them to reach positions oil control boxes for $1,500 costs. Ned Julian Jr. asked the nutter Vietnam wher, four other carriers already are stationed. and continue the review of one. be delayed until later. way for cer ta in streets In the, downtown area. In 1965 the budget for the . -- By BILL SCOTT to the County CommIssioners. campaign. ( For Moon Launch Sanf rd education. Under this bill, any Area deathw .............2A parent who electa to send his Bridge .................... children to a private school may Calendar ............ apply for a state grant to be Classtfiedads .........IV.12A uK4 solely for the cWld-s Conks .... ......... ..... 5B education. O'ouwordpuula ........ The parents or guardians Dr. Crane ....... ..........sti .............40 -would have to apply the entire Dear FAlLorlaIcouunlflt --------- 4," amount of the grant to the Entertainment ... ......... 411 Horoscope ............... 48 .... IA ON THIS DATE IN jjçj- jy liospitalnotes in 1971, Gary, Ind., p1-air. Public notices ........12A macid Paul Fischer r.nauy Society .................IA4A remunbelred to mail W wife's -Sports 10A-IIA 40 1970 Chti5IflLI cards, (You 'IV expected SOTs.thIZ1g great!) Vegetable market ...... 3A ' it'd the Scr..it f4r rejecting a seek reelection when his 3etiu bill allowing him to appoint a term erpires in November. Askew said some of his aides public advocate watching over TAI.l.AIIASSEE, iii. (APP Askew saId a major — (Joy. lleubln Askew said of his consumer adviser will be Public Service Commission rate had "some differing opinions" congressional the today he had signed Into law "to determine If necessary eases, said his adviser will step on but felt the bill gisvernor'a office into the void with 'much more redistricting Florida's liberalized abortion wticilwr the win 1slare had stayed PSC." bill. needsloprodanyother agency study of He said he has not yet decided court gtMi'lines on it and the we would not certainly and In a news conference on who he will appoint to head the legislative reapportionment W12 legIslative seussion, Askew hesitate to do that " That rcisld throw Askew Into office budgeted for Z44,004) plan. also announced a consuirier ad. Speaking at a Ftockla League st,arting July l Askew mid that direct conflict with at least vocate assigned to his office office. the Department Sen. Fred Karl, DDeyi.eus of Women Voters convention the Legislature will watchdog Cabinet and Con.swr.er R.h would be "eminently Wednesday, Askew said the 1971 consumer protection activities of Agr iculture Services, which is chargaid by qualified" but added that Karl Legislature had irsitte a good job of Cabinet officers and other although it had disappointed law with the responsibility of 'IS probably not Interested." state departments. Karl is a consumer charnptrn him in ceveral areas. Loins handling camim' WHEREAS, Florida law requires vehicle headlights to be turned on in the daytime during periods of inclement weather, and WHEREAS, despite the excellent continuing efforts of the Governor of the State of Florida, the Florida Ifighway Patrol, and the wveral state and local safety councils, numerous violations of the i'lorlda headlight law continue to oe observed, and WHEREAS, many vehicle operators visiting Florida from other states are tinfamiliar with she Florida he adli ght law, and WHEREAS, instances have been observed of continuing violations on the part of operators, who by virtue of their occupations should know better, such as certain law inforcement officers, school bus drivers, and operators of other government.owned vehicles, and 'flIEREAS,itlsimp rtsntforthepublksafety that these matters beconstantiy ----------directed to the attention of the public In order to reduce accidents and save lives on the highways of the State of Florida, and han o o WHEREAS, John A. Spolskl, Associate Editor of The Sanford herald daily newspaper, published in Sanford, Florida, has waged a vigorous and untiring campaign to call the public's attention to all of these matters in connect.for. with the Florida headlight law, and WHEREAS, In regular meeting April 4, 1972, the Board of Seminole . ra f c mlsalonersdidtakenoteofandezpreuitsapprovaloftheexemplaryeffOrtaOtJohflA. ohskI in all of the matters aforesaid. Jr 5 Gov. Askew to protect incu:iutient.s and deny them seats in Ile said the major factor in his decision to sign the abortion bill publisher. Chairman 5 (carried in yesterday's Herald) FRESH , i:- NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the County Highway Safety Advisory replacement. 5..'- £01 4 ,, _________ 'L. --ie Wilkin, while a paUent at Seminole Meniortal Hospital, had occasion to look out her window and notice that Old Glory was in need of Liquid EVERYDAY LOW PRIC fastest growing th 90 69 LIPTON TEA BAGWS 0 0 0 0 a second cornyln the United states and ey'd be right in the middle of all the action... Why Pay More? REDDIWHIP..... 't.e - Wanted to know what's going on here In Ui Ole Seminole and could we supply them with actxipleofsthtsonouritiwth? Where does one begin in explaining this fantastic growth record? bk! 'ifl JUSt to all of the telephone facilities to the hI1CVZ Dessed Topping '' 1" Pink Lotion Detergent PILLSBURY BISCUITS 12-01 5 te PJIC 99g called me this leu. TMTWT - 6" ..1, 89c GALA NAPKINS...... 3 1. 49 an. Parker I I - Buttermilk HANDIIP •C55 es" 20c off / Label! TWIN 47t QLCth. Wheel Coups. ••,. u.s.a (2*. elf L.eslI) Umittw/C,ps.&$1,OOwiseeelWI -j seiIvdia d..'.i.. ... C.ws •..d 16. 1572 With Pip. .13 This b1res. Coup.. 'I.e.. Bell monting. from Jacksonville, fl CREST TOOTHPASTE PACK Pnez.n AP 100% Ma - 611LcflI ,49t SAVE 3k WITH THIS C I ____ c - 26C THIS WEEK! t _ Ilir.v5h Aiiifl $6 1CTS SAVE ' driver o( the auto is the last to knowthatit'soUL.,eventhough when he or she hopped into the functioning car, the light w property. So ... down in Casulberry, this gent who called is now faced with probably a SW firse! VANILLA EXTRACT.. . . . '"1Oc 'A Mile* be By . ;i- _____ Checked with the FWda Highway Patrol, O%ledcs POUCr Department as well as ford's PD ... arid they all in. dicated that they issue a - - IN) T) ~ M I _ ___ ______ _____ taillight out. Ann Page 1040 . I.. OUR OWN TEA B 79c PAG E WEEKIS Ann Pago F1^ White Easy Brow _ __ To that end, I 'Thank You! I never knew ... that Casselberry Police will ticket you if you happen to have a Ann Page ImitatIon PEACH PRESERVES - -'' ' . 6 Flavors, I.gulav Fag. Pineapple Apricot or - T And that small minority approached sans lamps on, I mashed my high bt'ain button and before they passed me by, they turned their headlights on, 4 10c AN PAGE 5Io.79c Ca.. CHICKEN SOUP ••ee BEANS . . 3:-$1 1K) PRESERVES "order I S AND Rice or With Noodles ft ____ ________ 90 per cent of you did as well. Hope you get Into the habit of reminding others, too, O.K.? SEA SHELL MACARONI Ann Pege Strawberry-Pinvapplar, ere • CHECK 5 L lfliii ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI 00 Me. Ann Page Rod Beans or 1 I Law Abortion Approved Associated l'rssa Writer . than fieadflght. on L*Iberal'ized •':- - It works! It actually v,i'itk' Inthefogthisa.m.,lhadmy . I Ann Peg. Cal. Slow. Thousand island or i-es I Byiohu A. Spo1s EA SPECIAL YAUJE! DURING 4 all ANN Regular or ibm - ii 9 I Ann Page Regular or Low Calorie Italian or SL)Ø RUSSIAN DRESSING.....,c I fill :aleI UMft - S c ____________I ______ ____________ OMPAR MORE " crease In ________ ____ BEEFSTEAKS........,2'$149 CASH! .' .:.- ____ flSd 4 .49c ,.' - Q - "'1 PORK & BEANS.....3CISWI.W 39 BEEF PLATE STEW • -- £ Jar I I Ann Page Red Beans w/Chili coup" GROUND _______ ________ "-65c rozen . - SAVE EVEN wwwo causes 11" 11940841 ..... BEEF. - u--i• — - ...-.--._________________ ___ "Super-Ruht" 89c __ — I.......- ____ S AVE RE AL FRENCH DREEShSINf0c C 49c . SALAD.........ec , .,C PAY H ORE? i i. EXTRA SrnffliAL COUPON 0 Qt SHRIMP CREOLE....... SANDWICHES WHY 5u5ar frozen orange uu concent te, rotary ANN PAGE MAYONNAISE " Extra Loan Prastity 5-tb.. Aiid "Super-Right Ccipn John's Ftcx.r. tneEa' $ CUBED STEM ........$1.39 "Super-Right" Cuban Styli S. i0i W "Sup.t'Rlght" Western 1.., Chuck Cspn Johns Fros.n COOKED HAM STEAKS......'. 79c CHUCK ci. 1o. 49 Cop'n John's Frozen Cop.iands Sliced APP1 SAUd GiA21D PORK LOIN 3254 Season 3½-i tt pars 13r, ,utt taft a,gt pepper Roast in prenelted po medium 44 a rter pan Pee an Qu airs Spoon cicess tot from oven 1 h Combine I ann roast ae uth sp'tn* toot, dip tat ant I teaspoon mus I Ii!ICtpflO' ar.ptr' s'ir e,!' . cut co'r. s'up c,,,narrr, anti cloves Spread ove' pors and potatoes tart. 1 4 teaspoon in thickest Cor,t,nue mailing 1 k,4 hours 10n5r or until meat t he rmomiler sat paviofroaiittitl7O'FM*s1,54t61"vi15 pe r,slivered, Savory Slaw. Cornbuie cups shsddtd cabbapt ½ r"pop n ½ rested car,I meth I Cos-let) prrn grated onn, lt arid pipg*r to taste 'tOii WIth ½ CUP %10 t, ¶4I orq'rs'ng SurprilifliPt tIha.flI flavor' ID be' anti CCV) Orange She,bet Br'n 3 c'ip% waive inC '. cupsce ra until del Add I large can (12w ) until ill,5t turin 'Turn into smootlt blended Pzur Into ice cube tray FreezeMate' until frothy Return chilled boWl. hrt up with fork bt with sherbet tr.ie until firm Males about I ue'1 to tr,eter t,a £ STICKS....... PIMENTO CKEESE......c.su ,C FISH & CHIPS..... stran105 4'e a cl-.Elgc c' falls that I oetiflt family and guests .itP'ut the bC1U1—POf 13rn gi te,...gvnthiIi 1uapI,l5auCe1i$?S ii.asto p,epa,e too MtNU savory Stow ikppie Sauce Glared Park Loin Pan Roasted Potatoes Buttered Green Beans Droop Shortivet 11111,1101 FISH 1c ALP brand Fresh each iljrrath ' If "Super-*lght" Ccp'ri John's Frozen French Fieled All Most loin rk " Thursday, April 13, 1912—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 64th Year, No. 169 SLICED BOLOGNA....... o .' :ioB apple glazed p 40 Down' r,r.1) rj iF fl 1 7OrnirM'if iorø, Rut the Is Sought Solar'„' participating troopers will ryof tit and wztth ” tgns or elnr'b traffic. Aeeordlng to en. of the By Highway Patrol Officers troiv"S, V41tv"a am ftr#VW4 (ount1e are repnrtng io per Iflof! 10 liitwr w.sgea stale I.egislalure for him while he still must pay Patrol. (?n paper a tttoper cent partfrIpakwi in the stowThe over $21 to cover hlms.If and his wOVkJ a 40-hour week. But each do#n. retently a 1)111 fm a $$7 mJLLE1IN (he slow-down went into month pay raise for the troopers family. The Ill pay ratae goes trooper actually La on 24-how' highway troopers culled call and many a night's sleep ,ffr!-t at mMght Last night, but the original bill tied called Into effect July I. oil their "work slow after representatives of the The starting pay on the patrol Pass been Interrupted, for a $169 boost In salary. this afternoon, The Herald slow-down, the During Fraternal ( "der of PoiIr' Within five In q 14 15N. Another bill called for the state was advised at press time. ?rp in each area wer to pick up the tab on 75 per tent trooper possibly could climb to ttflopPTs will investigate arThat is the top ddenta, acetat motorist-s and eontaeted to determine iber' of the troopers' hospitalization just over $O. Aid be enough partIIpatton r,tetk wi' on major of. -, Another trooper, who blasted Insurance. one trooper said this pay anti he eats di,rsb no higher the legislature for its failure i... means only about $9 per month no matter how long bu"s in lb. f'nu's 'seti as driviM while to riIl }'ø to r 4rvi hand out the pay raise, told The Uetnld he will not participate In the slow-down 'because It won't accomplish the l lodda Highway Pahol's work slow.,down Is 'Idtietnitely on."ll'be Herald has learned. Aet'ordlng to one trooper, at least seven of Reminole Cotinty'. nine trooper. are participating In the statewide 1 I Troopers 'Slow here were ss'eral survivors. The crash site was located utter a massive search along the beaches lbs Rio and Ia lb. hula .1 area. One American Pat knoan to L9 aboard the plane. 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Sanford Herald Monday, April 10, 1972 S. B. (Jim) Crowe Is Honored For AOMW Congressman Is Indicted MaLc Y ou a Master of the Kesboarsi County Purchases krgr1e resident of Sewsok trance gate just of! Highway Counly.andanardeldlrotedcr 419 At the eastern edge. anoCher This proximately 300 acres of man is friend!. well known S. gate shouid be constructed with a sign thread, --Big Tree Nature land ad*vnt. to and u m cm two These ccxntgnUa pxboo Of the west Gam 2cM the board that the Preserve. " ons help inform the park desi g mu three creek ahoce Of lake Jip. s entering the Tbe property runs frisn the probably are polluted and, pubhc as to the use of each area. The aftUnding feature ththe luke stiere wes.d to the according to U.S. Geodetic Sarthw3Oo Highway iSR Survey topographic map, dated park Is the existence of huge, wc dtiJvvTirl hald cy press trees- "The 41. Seaiiratiie County puts %. cM ciants are indeed rare in , __ Flc*)da. These few old trees the task to develop a park plan with Soldier Creek. Average elevation In the park pmbabty were used as anciors for the au Subsequently, the invited the area is considered to be about 15 for block and tackle equirnent committee be Yi f' r Aine tigris1 Audubon Society In developing of-way runs through the hauled out Of the swamp." western portion o f the park and Ganas said. this Plan. "All at the naturalists who Fred Ganas representing the is a cleared are& ThIs am studied the park were Imcoumy patti ccxnmlflee ap- could possibly be planted to ssed by Its aestheti and provide food plots for wildlife County the pr e peared before Commission with projected such as deer, turkey and qiIL biological richness. Four The western pomcpn of the separate plant communities plans for this park area He said that one of the creeks area is presently named WVC UI.J. 1% as .& 1I44i (cl' Count) p#" This that this area should be in me area as been named developed in such a way as it, Creek" in txmcr of a name appears over the Illy ANN SffXOwi The Semth County Coni. asinks li 300-Acre preserve its aesthetic and natural qualities" All development (parking area, rem picnic areas. and concessi on) should be confined to the pine flatwoods west of the powes line, with access beyond this paint to be by foot cx bicycle travel only. Hours of operation should be from 9 Un to A pin. with constant siziervisoc A cancie rental concession could be established at point on Soldier Creek. The national bicycle TU ShOuld hell) to mate the bicycle rental concession successful 4 although perscmafly owned bicycles may be brought In by guests If desired). Group wilderness camping" should be confined to the pinewnods section, with groups Park Site short of Lake Jessup - two nests, two Large nests occepied by Great Blue herons. Man'. Aninz*s and several hundred thfled gulls and two white pelicans were observed as were a number of other variety of birds. Ganas said A piirpcwe for the establishment of this wilderness hiking and bicycling area would be to provide a green island of nature In a sea of increasing .imade landscape, where young children, students and adults ma learn abou t nature and natural resources County Planner David Fart Indicated that his department would draw tip the final plans for this park listing priorities and would present at a work s',n ____ -------- making resnvations for the caitçaite at least two weeks In advance, for a modest fee. Firewood would be made available hr a fee This the comrnittee felt, would 1re'ent me Of part trees Trails airrad) have been started vnith Of the entrance mat Picnic areas and canisites could be connected by trails. Rain shelters will be located at Intervals along the paths. Cars will be parked in western portion and fishermen could rent three-wheeled bicycles to cary their gear to fishing areas. Bad would be sold at concession stands. Speckled perch have been noted in Lake Jessup this year. Many nests were observed In the preserve and along the Royal Sabre Portable Regular drainage way cc water by.' The rount does have the w opet manlunery to stop and s It has correct the pollution occurred, and this Is done through the office of the pollution control officer, Farm said his department had Langley Adair been instru -ted 1c, investigate the possibilities of providing 'Howr;er," Farm remarked. pollution control restrictions for "It tz the intent Of our indevelopments during c-on- veiitigatum to anticipate the alructwn. This is a orublen and reouire remedial which has occurred several action before the fact." times in the past yeam Fart proposed a resolution w common denominator requiring that any proposed as far as the Incident Of development, adjacent to or pollution Is concerned," Farm surrounding a natural cx man,that of the develop- made dra inage way of body of sa4 Pollution control restrictions for developments under c-onitruction were discussed by the County Commissioners following a report by David Farr, county piamier. - grading plans to the county engineer and pollution c-OfltrOi offIL'er. All restrictio= required by these offices must be followed, otherwise daily penalties fc* violation could be U- " As far as our planning office can determine, Seminole County again is attempting to do something that has not been tried elsewhere," Farm told the Tvpe s smooth and easy. it's like music to (ar.. Chock-full of"nosi-wantcd teatures like Magic' l'gin controls Magic' Meter scales, Touch Control" selector, Magic' Column Set and Clear, Push-Button Vannhle Line Spacer. 13 Is-se i'Et5 For this and other reasons, a work session was requested with the Read superintendent. county engineer and the pollution control Officer along with the Board of Cain- stuart $326,000. •r&i'i Casselberry Hurt 1BY CALNO Action Springs MOW change of meeting Place). Seminole County Democratic azeutivr cunmlttee. B pin., rmn 211 SJC Toastmistress Club. $ pin... Chamber of cornmerc't. Ail Shrine paper sale. April 211 Seminole County executive tcxnnimnee, i p.m., Seminole Junior College room X-74 i over the library). AWfl 27 Shrine meeting. 4.30 p.m. Seminole County Democratic executive committee, called Shipping Paint information End1.-Esczmole - Demand meeting. 1 pin., Florida State for Friday, April 7th. All sales Moderate, Market Steady. 11-9 Bank lounge. April 12 FOB. for stock of generally bushel crates $l.. Men's Club of All Souls good quality. unless otlkdWia Leuue, -Bibb & Big Boston stated. Precooling charges types, supplies insufficient to Church, darre, 9 p.m.., parish quote. Lea! type, Demand hail extra, SANFORD'OVIEDO Good. Market Steady, 44 bushel April 11 Alt a m on t e S prI xi gs ZE1LW000 DISTRICT crates s2.00 aorname type. Cabbage - Demand Good, tiand Good, Market Steady. makers. 9 am. First Federal S&L Altamonte Market Steady. Domestic I 14 bushel crates $1.50. Round type, medium-lax-ge, l. Parsley - Demand Good, Sia-iiits. bushel crates $1.50, occasional Market Steady. Wire bound Ala-fl 24 Tasting luncheon sponsored higher. %a mesh sacks $1., crates, tainctied 5 dozen, Curiry by Paper Dolls, benefit South some higher. 1% bushel crates, 1 Plain types $3..50. ole Community Utary, medium-large; Red type $3.00Radishes - Demand Good, hO; Savvy type $2504.00. Market Steady. Cartons, film 11 Liii to 2 Pm.' Altamonte Carrots - Demand Good, bags. Red type, 304w $1.00. Chapel educational t!1flM?ig Market Steady. Film bags. White Icicle type, 244 oz. few DeBary Litrary Association mesh or paper master con- $2.50.dessert-bridge, I p. in., Civic taines's, medium-large; 4&1 lb HASTINGS DLSTMCT Center: annual benefit for Cabbage Demand Good. 63.50; 24-2 lb $3.65. Yl lb mesh sacks k'cme pack, large size Market Steady. Domestic Round type, medium-large, ls 13.75. Celery - Demand Good, bushel crates & 50 lb cartons Market Firm. Wirebound $1.50. some higher SO-lb mesh LEAVING HOME crates. Pascal type. & 2's sacks 11., occasional higher. IS NO LAUGHING dozens $225, 3 & 4 dozens $2.75, 14 bushel crates, mediumlarge; Red type, 62.50-3.00. 6 and few B downs $3.25. MATItK... Chinese Cabbage -Demand mostly 1303; Savu) type 12 75Fairly Good. Market Steady. 1.00 mostly *3.0 But the We1come Wagon Wirebound crates, wrapped. 24 hostess can make it easier Mike Pflueger, count 12.-SO to adjust to your new Local Representative surrounding;, andy' be put a simile on your face! .-Contracy to evade taxes owed by two unindicted coconspirators, former Jersey City Mayor Thomas J. Whelan and former Jersey City City Council President Thomas M. Flaherty. -Frair rent* of perjury for allegedly lying to the grand The two counts of tax "aton charged that Gallagher In IW listed his taxable income a" 132,917, with a tax of $9,045, while his actual taxable income was $359,29. with a tax of coconspirators from 1966 The specific counts charged Gallagher with, -Two counts of attempted tax evasion during the years Jury. Floth Flaherty and Whelan are serving 3$-year sentences at !awlsburg, Pa., penitentiary after being convicted last July (;allagher of listing his l7 taxable income as $19,133, with a tax of 14.137, while his actu4ii taxable incorn. was *73,24: with a tax of $32,320. Biackwail tubeless SI,. C711.13 E78-14 F78.14 G78-14 H78-14 Replaces Fed. Tax 7:00.13 73514 775-14 825-14 855-14 560-15 G79.15 H78-15 825-15 855-15 Price 181 224 239 15.88 256 21.88 22.85 17.8$ 22.88 23.83 275 1.73 263 281 , . 19.58 20.88 ___ _ - that we have iver 300 ______________________________ millionarles In this country who won't shell out one red cent In taxes. , _" That's bad enough ... now I'm - 4 ile$16999 9. Duster 3 HP mini chopper )etrout purple frame, front hrome fenders. centrifugal d brake' i',- r...t 4 nivnied t AF X II Safely r*lmet olection molded, high impact outer shell, po'yfoam inner 140Cr 5-snap lace shield. Ar,ori'1 colors 12.99 people, tonight, I'll betcha ... Maybe weought to hire me tax consultan ts who prepared the returns for the millionaires)" - - . 7 . - r? --- - ,1 families of the 4,700 men who "p/ i -- - _______ _______ / Jane Fonda Gene Mediterranean Sea. Today, it cry-spangled audience of 2.91A J ____ Jilt -- - ,I -: 4 - A Joint Senate-House - rommiltee Monday came up with one county Judge - -.;SI.. t;p for Seminole County wlthan additional Judge If r Sanford would shalish its municipal court." i Editor's note: Circuit Judge Dominick SaUl explained the general law - . - * .:•:r: OILCALLING ALL CATS . Three thousand pounds of fresh cleaned and packed catfish was scattered along East SR at the Geneva bridge Monday afternoon when a truck belonging to Stokes Fish Co. of Sanford - - CALLING ALL CATS _ City Officials V/rang ing 11.16111211 The I're'eh (',tii.'t'ft"i __________- - The city manager, flUShed before and would do so again because Acting Mayor Gordon but "she does not choose to do Meyer had pressed the reten- so." lie Indicated that by hiring lion of Willis Mae Hood as ZOO additional help for use zoo, operator, accused Meyer and amount set aside in me city's Commissioner A . A. zoo budget might be overspent. McClanahan of "creating a hell iteyer reiterated, "She said Sh pp g o in Revealed . -. - - - 1 - P.O. I.. 1114 $..hed. H.. Includes: change of oil (up to S qis. of JCP,cv'y heavy duty motor oil), installation of new oil filter and CONWIR Laws 6)1 -4751 c.hanls lubrication. VIIGIWIA COWWVL 111-41611 appearing In The Sanford Herald are avillablt. 44o ,'OU in .&lO reprint for $3. Al$..to.$. Sprisqi. Ft.. (tIsA CASIL! Atsi,s#.49 Spi*çi, Ra. NhlDA £tlO$D DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 eêI.Ue7 n.H..... 51.. JCPenney auto center The values are here every day. "Charge it" at SANFORD PLAZA Penneys Auto Center. Open 8 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. II 1 :' - iuovedto negotiate thestk with a nuiumumn of $8,000 an acre pr ice, which was seconded by - an argument about how littIeood Commissioner Julian Shin. strom. a )OC Is derived from having league base ball team in a town remind 'em that an economic study recently completed by the Georgia Institute of Technology However, Commissioner A. A. McClanahan explained the - - - - disclosed the Montreal Expos are responsible for some $1,000,000 in lnclne for coumiti-i Beach in south Florida. I'alm County was We itsuju.' recipient of this income with over $631,000 accruing to business and persons in that area. - - - NOW IF THEY ONLY HAD SOME PLACE TO GO These boats and yachts will find it "tough- going" as they try to clear their berths at the Sanford Marina -- and head Into the St. Johns '-.-.-. - ------ make it so," He asked. °' k$I5IstUI are back at Tafl.hs.e, today for the special sesakin on Implementing a new court system and heed a rem- ,-' promise bill railing for the River, A constant problem is the "choking" hyacinths which clog the waterways th roughout the state, because of me loss of one person" Knowks concluded bystatlng his willingness to deal with the Final Week Startlag into the final n,eekol . .. will consider it and the Salvation Army Building bring it before the Civil Service Fund Drive the total funds boont,' me city manager ad- reported as of Monday sight Is $,225 173 leaving 170.775 needed to complete the drive. -- Meyer state he wculd like to This brought a retort from see Mrs. Hood remain on the job Knowles, "What you are talking A shopping center expected to and w.nnted the administration iibout is political situation and contain a Zayre's department to ' to resolve the problemou two gentlemen have chain grocery outiet and wt ich camne about sifter er me zoo created a hell of a political other shops moved closer to reality with the request from F. Thom.ts Ustler, Orlando real Index estate broker, to me Sanford City Commission wanting to 6 Areadeal.hs Edttortalcomnient 1) purchase 1.3 acres of cityEntertalnnwnt ..........11 Bridge - The ne xt time you get Court has certified three matter If it Is ever brought to Center - Orig. 239.95. Foremost Hawaiian auto air conditioner. Our most powerful unit can cool the biggest cars. Pre-chill feature delivers cool air fast. 4 front and 2 side louvers, illuminated switch panel. slimline design. Installation Only fl.0 Gister said he belleves Seminole County needs hree county judge. and added 'The Supreme think me zoo willcollapsecreation of Ill county on weekends. Knowles told the commission he sat down wi th Mrs. Hood .. - t resigning because of Ill health. much." commission, there is nothing it Sanford City Manager W.E. Mrs. Hood maintained In a Commissioner John Morris can do about it Knowles agreed, saying. ..It Knowles had some heated statement to Meyer she would reminded his colleagues this is words for city commissioners consider rematnirg in the an adminis tration problem and, is not your problem unless you - - bring the matter up opera tor had WUIOUnCed she Is stormyou don't realize how unless someone appealed to the By B111 Scott _______ Lube, oil and filter - I • . - . - The dmeot failed by a 25.t5 tie 'vet, but debate Is still going on and Gunfrr saId, "1 wIll be bustling around during the debatetryfngtalineapaoe more sena tor so we can - - ,..-. allocated another county Judge, over and above the number approved by the Legislature). overturned. The driver, Robert Bronson, was not injured. The Sheriff's Department Investigated the accident. (Staff Photo) -. .. Brighten up your car with set at these colorful catl000 type vinyl mats provW that should the largest municipality in i'ouulty 21161111111 us municipal court before June I, 1172, that county automatically will be u, . ¶ going on and he would try to line up tint- more senator to vote for hi. amendment. - . -'- was a somber departure, unlike in use f,lusir' Center Pavilion owned property. located on me ...--. -. .... ..- - - . ,, t,,,.e....,....i...,. . -q Use usual cheery iea'.e LOAUI&* last night caine wIUI use ip- i'rencti t,unnecuun wguie mixa lIu1,tu,v . ............. ,. th side ofA irp0ttlo't1. 16 when music played and famniliei pearance of white-haired Fonda won the gold-plated Ilcopital notes ... ........... 16 Calendar . ... .... ... 14-15 for In,luston with other said goodbye to their men for Charlie Chaplin to receive an statuette for best actress as the Public notices ................7 Classified ads properties. honorary Oscar and a standing, classy, cynical call girl of Society ...................10 Comics ........... six months, In his letter to me Corn11 12-13 Crossword puzzle ..... Sports "Klute." No bands played at the roaring ovation. mission. Ustler advised he is ................11 Dr. Crane -----------14 Complete review of the TV dockside today, and the families Gene liacknian won top actor ents who have a 11 representing cli 7 DezirAbby Vegetable market expe in the Acdcmy Awards on Page 7. on shore said they cted a award for his portrayal dehlntte and since re in terest in separation of from eight months the nor th west quadrant of U S. to a year. 17-9.! and A ir port Bouleva rd as ii reta il shopping ce n te r. l't1er wrote, "As you know, And then I'm reminded of I i_i-__I e have been working on this 'p some of our POW wives they project for sonic time and it Is ' haven't seen their h usba nds finally becoming a reality.' The some for eight and nine broker asked the city to sell Its Ok YEARS! property to allow it to be inEconomy the numbe r one eluded in the shopping center DT 1 ' election Issue th is fall? Bull, iieelopiinent. Vs buddy! It's this rotten war. Conunluloner John Morris ... - to advise debate was still of a political storm" over the she would stay If she could have ZOO issue the weekends off." , Wasn't too bad before ... cause this ship always beaded for deployment in the The emotional peak for a fin, Closeout. 20999 ('iunter called The Herald -, ,. resignation of 1114! city zoo operator. - -' - - f". - - a controversy over the __________ __________ -. . night In me handling of employ of the city if she could le ... atxrnt Excuse in all this talk of winding-down the war In Vietnam ... would you like to try and convince the combat assignment off Vietnam! ,uIri rL ' - left this morning aboard the aircraft carrier Saratoga heading to 'Nam on their first -. - County county judges to three, failed by one vnte this morning In the Plnttt1 .i Senate. judges for Studmole." t4 -. -- . ___________ . "a recent survey in the Southeast by his deRartment showed that 97 per cent of tax returns prepared by persons _____ other than the taxpayer were fradulent." Gonna be a lot of sweating Ø / t John Connally's statement that 588 An amendment nlfrr.-1 by Sens. William Gunter and Kenneth Plante. which would Increase Seminole - I Over Hood Res i gno ion 'T o p Stars' reading Treasury Secretary 'Bug' floor mats 6.98 pr. V*SIWIA PIT*OS&I In Air I iwo _ - CASSELBERRY - Feelings expressed by Casselberry councilmen and mayor at a work session last night point to the possibility that the 'CALNO" council of local governments may soon be called "ALNO." Chairman Edith Duerr reported to the Council on th e proceedings of a CALNO meeting during $vhich Casselberry was told to "Put up or shut up," Casselberry had suggest amendments to the proposed by-laws of the council, and also had protested the apportionment of dues for the council ($250 plus $35 per resident). Casttiberry feels that this apportionment Is unfair, since it would be paying a majority of the money into CALNO but would receive li ttle in return. Dr. Duerr reported to the Council last night th at the remaining three CALNO members showed "no perceptivity" to C!selberry's suggestions and had, p,nO II in fact, ignored them. All five councilmen expressed indigna nt feelings * about what they feel is CALNO's unfair treatment of Casselberry. John Leighty said, "If it wasn't for Casselberry, there would be no CALNO." Thomas Napier said, "They can't get along with our stggestIons for the bylaws but they want us to get along with theirs. There Is a great deal of injustice here." Mayor Curtis Blow expressed a strong opinion about the situation, saying, "CALNO was designed C LO' to improve the service among us. But the other ByJohn A. Spolski members seem to now consider it a 'su pergovernment,' an entity in itself rather than an arm I know, I know ... "It's a of the city governments." Blow went on toy, "I do privilege to be able to pay In- not care to have anything else to do with it." come taxes." Councilman Harry Sambrook spoke out, "I have If you don't mind, after never seen such high-handed arrogance from a spending a day with my will be to let this go on as countant,"my cup runnethover bunch of people. My vote "If we get this kind of say, ALNO." He went on to with privilege." ey get our money, how much th before consideration doesn't The paying really knowing will it?" meas much al get after they have bother we • Without tradeIn, add $2. Whitewalls, only 1.99 more pe r tire. - ~ 9(Fraim9e,f #6 Total - _____ _ - Ground Gainer 4-ply polyester cord. 'Smile' floor mats 4.99 pr. The COM rr,int ,sriisM 1. rlus 1 81 fed tax and Did ice Tubeles3 black*aIts size B78-13 (7:00-)3 Vegetable Report Court In Newark and was Uflsealed, During the years lO to ii, the Indictment charged, Galls. tibet hid his income by put. chasing bonds under fictitious names, purchases which totaled more than $4,000 for himself and more than $328,000 for me By KAThY NIBLACK Special 1588 Eight Homes," 24 p. in.; tickets SISTER picnic luncheon, and maps available at DeBary n, Zoo concon and; Florist and post offfire. ta-trig own sandwich or buy a Suburban Republican Zoc.dog. monthlySchool Board, work session, 1 Women's Club p.m., regular meetli*ç,. 2 pin.., meeting. 7:30 p.m.. First Federal S&L. Altamonte DeBary Civic Association. SprL'lgs. 7:30 p.m., speaker, Circuit Apr41 13 Seminole County Campers Judge Dominick Saifi; CcantSIIIflCII iltihif.. 7:30 p.m.. mimlty Center. First Federal S&L 2) West April 12 SetTiCa-ail Bo%1leVtd, Altamonte DeBary Garden Club "Tour of to extort contractors doing tasiness with Jersey City. returns. Judges I): April 11 unindlcted coconspirators Of cya(itmlg taxes on additional Tuesday, April 11, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 cents 64th Year, No.167 rin charges arising oit of a pint IV'fl and 1%7 tt'(iug1l prepfit5tin's of false and fraudulent Joint The seven-count indictment was returned by a federal grand Jury Friday In U.S. District Gallagt:er, a seven-trtii congressman from Hayonne. N. J., was accused of evatliI'i taxes on more than $l$6,000 of personal Income over a twoyear period He will also charged with assisting 529 ?jrrath Just 15.88 for 4 ply polyester? Yes'. And wide profile, too. It's our 70th Anniversary. Calendar Seminole attthrh I, er , Po llution Controls Debated By County WASHINGTON (Al') - Rep. Cornelius K. (lallagher, fl'N,i, wnq t)rnrged with evading more than $100,000 in Income taxes, perjury and conspiracy by a federal grand Jury, the Justice Department announced today. 00 george Income Tax Evasion property should be appraised before selling as it would remove me Commission from criticism fur not getting an appraisal. Only two months ago, me city an appraisal on the former ti site Wore ap. proving a sale toa local group ot men wanting to construct apartments. - w1:ATIIEIt - Yesterday's high 73 low 3; Generally fair, highs 78 to 85, low oni ht 58 to t Spring weather finally made itself felt cver almost the entire nation today as the last of a recent chill slipped out ol the East and Southeast. Fair skies and dry weather were widespread, and freezing 'temperatures were ronfir'.edto the hig her mountain.san'i .i 1i'. are-is along the Canadian herder �- _f______----- _0 - 2-The Sanford Herald - ". - •___( _;L1_.. -----1-..- - - j.rn4HELDS TWO DAYS ONLY wednesday & thursday Ii U fl ?A 1 A• M u t" 10 P • M• %# 1 11 I I II U V. • Shop J.L& Fiokts a EN PAR KWOO D - - DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT WORM __ ___ ,, .4.1 9 A. M. to 10 P.M. .. ........ our Grand Op.ntngSae. CHARGE1T J.U4 FêId Cradt Card, rMard or Mastir charge. I = Mu2artharge md SankAneicard. M i n M I A I y 00 A I-V _L1. . -. rn ii?n% In% I ,- D D -- N N" ' - -•- I4 '' ' ------------ - ----.' Jill FIELDS LO IV '.UVI. DAILY: IU M A.M..1 OP .- 0AS & thursday Wednesday 11r,Is with a ha TWO DAYS ONLY! s_- Tuesday, April 11, 1912-3 The Sa nford Herald Tuesday, April 11, 1972 convenient w -- ._.-.. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS . -'" ' -' / 1 1,, 1 % '- . - ) -' h a nger s Shaped neckline and shoulder Holds clothes wrinkle tree. 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Tuday,AprllU,1972 4—The Ssnkwd Herald JAhaGrR, k ~i_4 -, ~ . - .--.. -- Reds Continue North Of Saigon - lAOS: - . - V 4 i i i i i i i i i i i l il il l l l l l l I IIII I I I I , "* Zu I/ . ' 41-1 CAMBODIA - S "- MI ' % L ,l . , - I 'I 710 Cr Nk :!1 * ,. IeOi~', I . ..J_,j• ~. ,,r '-- - 10' SOUTH VIETNAM r" ' 8) GEORGE ESPER SAIGON (API — South Vialr.amese farces abandoned a second district town north of Saigon Mond*Y, but the Saigon government claimed more than 51* enem troops killed (u mu-thorn front below the deirillitarized rnw and an entire tank battalion destroyed there by Largely abandoned rubber plan. taIlors country, and its main mIlltar function was to manstar encm infiltration scrai the Cambodian border five miles away. Field reports said the Pullout was m*rly. There were conflk'WW reports about North Vietnamese U.S fl bOibCi-& troop movements In the jWdCl region north of Saigon. An Delayed field reports said that several hundred rangers and their families were evacusted in helicopter from the town Of fin I)iw because of heavy enemy pressure and shelling attacks. Ru flue is 90 miles north of Saigon and about 15 mIles northeast of Loc Ntnh, which the North Vietnamese captured bust week Rn fur is deep in week's bill, hitting a ( government bases. In the worst attack, rockets slammed thin South Vietnamese troops ehed together at the Kontum air field awaiting transportatIon; held reports said l of the troops were killed and more'thais is acore wounded. $II Delayed reports t)kttistiob 4t 4*d in fine o the most successful 1152 strikes of the war. The ports said waves of the giant Sb'atofortrc*ws destroyed tanks and three artillery PIC('CS and killed 1(X) North Vietnam- American genera] said the eriemy forces that swept down Righwis 13 had been badl battoted and were on the run back Cambodia. But other field repeals said the North Vietnameat were moving reinforcements Into Smith Vietnam The Communists slat f. tensified their shelling attack In the central highlands after a Takes Courage To Speak Out.. Th, which 1519 miles below the t'.MZ and nine miles below the government's northernmost defense line. Hue 13 35 miles southeast of Quang Ti-I. A battalion of several bundred U.S. troupe. f rom the 196th I nfantry Brigade was moved today from the [is Nang area to rt Bat, eight miles smith a' Hue, to strengthen U.S. security forces already there. Although the 196th is one of the two US ground eanibet units left in Vietnam, informed sources said the role of the troops was not to help out the South Vietnamese but to augment a company of other 196th Brigade soldiers who are responsible for the plotection of an American communscatns unit and other facilities there. $;:I I - I,ongwond in the name (4 Mrs :,' - Unusual Case Graduation Car - Sentenced tivoulii Fuel Oil Taxation __._ -- ts of ei'.lc I °' what Few he has kill ever'. the law suit. renseilsal possibility should I must take exception, explored. Previous studic'. I believe- it was Abraham indicated that the present Lincoln w ho os-sc-c said, "To cxsa-tou se is not ystructurail remain silent when one should sound anti reniatna stsntisr,,. speak makes c'owardi of iis a ll through habit anl in iIcfinti of the law of ar-ansI'. so Liat not believe that theCityCouncil im-sney spent on it is wishful acted in the best in terest of all th inki ng . of the citizens and slw' bait However , the Judiciary have - remo k. .tW - _ - possible insolvenc) status .- 1 ' — 3 $ S PHIL PASTORET The last word in men's clothing is "no" when the wife f I u is h r s totaling the checkbook. • The frZiuu who &u'as Mu) lb UI 25 C&SC Of (Y W illiams, charged with lit'TJUT) tin May 1. 1971 Willtnniallegedl:, gave false inI orrnaucni during this divorce proceeding In which he Stated 1*- had no children by his marriage, whereas the opposite not WIlS tilt. WIIIWTUS guilty% Thai is set for the week of June 5 in the case Of UlYsses Wulk,r. charged witI rape in a - 1 ' - Will p • "4Pop" art is losing tis tin for c 7Ol ?VWIV. FL,iWWY BUSINESS 2*T \ Boggs Governor ,4i,,.1a. wt ..a t &" nita ,' I - , - y. - , , - - " - -• ' ---- , Troopers lik - i -. % Al Central Florida Chapt.?. of Al(( from Orlarwi arneu SturIent Included .:kn. Snsathc'rn Shnrtrur ,, t=4: --H lrNeih. Rfrhiurd A (ohio -, n o sn I', Keith 50(1 WillIam I' chosen to challenge the anpj good success and little '-i ('ntrrs, Sanford fire departnexation through approplate Inconven ie nce in the operation channels, i'Ai.I.AIIASSI-E, Fla. IAI'i slerstanel their ttisapp"iritrrient.' rnenl; f)r)flald Jones, Bailarl "'' ".'i of Courtroom B which wss set Florida ilighway Patrol rind i-ontlnue mar light for ad. 'flvivnpctin, Kenneth Golden and It takes exceptional courage up in the remodeled intenor N troopers planning a work tiltionni salaries in the next fl.rnard hluguesni'st, Rirrer to speak out in a situation such the old telephone exchange Direct pressure and pr ss ti re points. 'I'll(, BLEEDING CONTROL Condructinn: fAanntf WW14, 1 AN this arki it is the highest farm huilAing, There arr other older itlowdown In protest pay rnlowq rel-41,111 (if the I.PRIlilaturr." fit-st lilelliod to try to (-olltnfl bleeding Is direct pressure Over tile sile of 'Give me a told his m#n. I" Small Jr and (lr;. MII. Inadequate FOfl'.11i('tt'(t jf jj they 'f civic rd54(irIsihllit)' 14') do but tZ-utiurIl'.' sound buildings the injur\'. \ttother IS to appl' pt-esstirt' to the sit 'llng vissel even in torson Cleaning 3ev"-', trooper ti, brag about were warned Tuesday that any Evidently, Mayor Brown in the courthouse area which the arm or and, pressure is applied to the t)rachini Artery tt the tipper jola ottion would not be the fare of adversity and Ill firstly Austin .cr - flhs'*m not aecustor -sed is' participatroy might be leased, purchased ce' 't i ll *511 In , *h (e"ornl artery - is. nressed flt8it1'i inc 'ielvic Ii am, proudly tarry the stantlaril to Jr anti I.. Elcwirk, of Adcne'k tolerated Dc'mnc,i"ray, I condemned by the county and hone to slow or stop bleeding in the leg below the rtlj). Stiown (tCfflOfl IcoofIng. ''Any triwper that would via- the Ie'glslatute','' Sin'c'ert'Ly, put to good Anyone or any group tr-are Ronnie McNeil (left) and (hip Jackson. But Beach advised troopers -. ;rnte'nstrating these methods oath of offlu's' late his F,i Wagner The historic Welaka Building F'lnrhli in more lnfnx-mata,r, of the soul we "tie' very tere-sted would not hesitate to tiaity Sanford, florida ccsnt,ains more cubic fret than its dedication about this multi-media that aid any action that was net'eshighway l'atrol Is • take the present courthouse, and if tory," saihi Fill' director Col. to duty and Integrity of course may cmiii the local t1 1fl9 the exterior was restored as New Record l7I-41 l Mfi • operation Eldridge Il-each. was the Pico Building's there if It slowdown Tlii Fill' I I would be the' posattulit:, Ftstor, Ifrrald. cot ties off---could be Il-each's The 1971-72 ('hristrnas Seal Federal funds under the tustonc I I first crisis since the muscular Campaign officially closed on preservation program. As to the a te U I, r i former University of Florida March 31, 1972 interiors, much success has became the l'attol's halfback of the way states have risanTAI.1.AHASSEE, Ha, iA)') The agency was called the InI am pleased to inioe-m you been had with gutting Inc Inside The chief of a state agency ter-Agency Law Enforcement age-i federal Law Enforcement boss on Jan, 12. that a new record was of older buildings and literally , Folitttii reports front the established for the area loucr i ng c ci us p 1 s' t - ly that gives out federal crime- Planning Council during Kirk's Assistance Administration am Beach area that iusstLt. grants says a tenure. covet-trig lake,Marion,Orarige pre fabricated rooms and suites busting planned to go into a troopers "Political meddling In state Sheriffs who have worked i-ir wing rns4" .1 '; Osceola. Seminole and Sumter inside the existing shell atgreat reorganization by Gov, Reubin -- " ' ' , O J b i" -,'i , - , -, ' -' ,'.• - - - r .' - - - ltJ4w1 -' i' , fl t5ShIL 1111 ver - - rime-Bust a? - . Sco es St S. Sa lors Jax C eat Leaves D — .' savings Of both Linir arki coone) Askew has eliminated the with the agency expressed op. Programs in Alabama and Flor. stall sit midnight Wednesday, countv JACKSONV I IAX. k •' ;__ .•- ?' ,I - , - warning I ,Wi- All kd,e .I tip" itt 7 jeta, 14 lighters. jind RAY ciirscrs agency's misr.anagcmcnt of poattc opinions, with Ed Stack ida under previous state admin- It-each isiti'd a sitern The County Cr the protest that isti-atlons greatly hampered Use would not be am. today for more than 4,101 eonnalssance aircraft. compared to a total of have been saddled with former Go'.-. Claude Kirk's of Browned County defending sailors assigned to the aircraft The planes, including the council and 1.1gb Wilson of progress of the programs, tolerated, problems not of their own administration, $lS4.73 91 in 1970-71. But a nui achievement in no wriall making. and we owe them weakened their credibility and high-plami offi&al Brevard County attacking it. '. one West I'ahn Beach trooper carrier Saratoga, and the big light attack 3quadrons (r,,f:. The conflicting reports sur- diminished public confidence in said troopers participating in flattop was expected to head for nearby Cecil Field on ale-c' measure was due to your cx- cooperation in seeking solutions friendly to Askew said nothing status since the weekend, are with has changed at the governor's faced Monday with the release them," said the Congressional the threatened Job action would Vietnam by nightfall, to the headaches that come ce-lent cooperation In helping to continue to Investigate all li-at'f'yçj support destroyers, the expected to fly aboard tie Council on Criminal Justice. of a Congressional report cr111- report. publicize our needs and urspe'ece&'ated growth. Council director James Stew- tic accidents, but would Issue Noa and Sar,fietd, also went carrier after it is at sea Albert N. Fills aspirations. art, who was brought in by ,&,,s, citations only for major viola- through intensive preparations Ifuridire,rh of Navy men worked We particularly appriate-i ec Lions uch as drunk driving in a reform move, sa id for sea over the past two days in shifts around the clock to bait the utilization of our campaign I will not condone any ex and were exps'cted to aecomnp.*- Sits of fresh (o4, a variety 1 report's report's criticism was directed matenals and support through ili ies at the agency's past and not re- jwcuion of disappointment that ny the l,03-loot long Saratoga, equipment and supplies plus at publication of various articles results in the slightest deviation cent performance, Navy sources refused to con- armament since the Sadrato'.ta including,daily reminders in from the high sta ndards of serv- firm the mission for the Sa ra- aax put on alert status over I "Ve're operating well wi th Edwin B. Bros-i-,, Pre.sudcr.1 the guidelines and IJ-AA offi- ice expected from our troop- toga, or give information about d chits have on several occasions em's," he told his force of grey- ship departures, but the fact -complimented the State of Flor- clad troopers, that Actris. Elmo H. Zumwalt Now , Give Your Trash Pickup of Glare and Radcliffe. engineering firm "1 suggest that another i-tic- Jr., Chief of Naval Operations, Ids on operations now," he said. By DONNA ESTES Investment in The facilities, representing But on official, who corn. tion and a renewed dedication to made a flying trip here Monda:, LONG WOOD - County and municipal officials. Editor, Herald: Met. Bltlssq Paw.r builders and land developers were on hand to excess of Il million with the capability of serving mented on condition he not be the Florida highway Patrol will lent weight to reports the yesDepartment of Sanitation proving to closer preserve and improve 8,000sewer and water connections are located much "except on identified, said that come sels will join the stepped-up air witness the dedication "to City of Sanford ' the en'.'ir-onrnent for present and future a 27-acre site in The Woodlands. Major coni- they're doing a lot of auditing our case for a raise than will a war In support of South Viet- this; 1, Il.?pa h!1 zpri s.i'1l' Sanford, Fla To portents of the s>-stem are two deep wells with a now, there's been absolutely no work slowdown which would be namese troops. On or about March 21st, ]972 a generations" of Sanlando Utilities Corporation's 1,600 combined production of emotional punishment of in, change that I can The Saratoga, an attack carproduction new sewage treatment and water pile of trash was placed the per minute, i 250,000 gallon water storage tank lie said Stewart seemed to he nocent citizens traveling our cr-i commissioned in 1966, carfront of my property at 424 facility which serves portions of South Seminole Powder. Doetwes Ibst fit &r* with aeration facilities, the sewerage treatment a conscientious administrator. highways," Beach said. ries a battle ready complement ,nnslt, 'it.th .* y.ir di',us..0 Virginia Ave., in the City of County. plant wit), a current ca pa city of 500,000 gallons but added that the poli ce, court The 1972-73 appropriations of 4,700 personnel Including an sjgj Sanford, for pickup by :,o'jiJolrnng in a champagne tj _____ per day and a modern Laboratory to conduct all and correction agencies serving bill, passe-I Just last week, protruck. As of April 1, this pile of with Lester Mandell and Lester Zimmerman, board of health. state eager to vided across-the-board salary tests required by the on thc council we're trash was still there, off ic-ri-s of the company, were County CornAuxiliary power facilities have been Installed latch onto as much as they could Increases that would raise the It is my understanding the r-russsoners Greg Drummond and John Kim. to operate the water treatment and distribution of the agency's $16 million pay of beginning troopers from cilia charges added to our trough, Longwood Councilman Dick Cs-r,n,stssw, In the event of power failUre, budget without regard for $598 to $615 a month. Veteran monthly bills cover trash Count:,- Planner David Farm', County Utility Mandell is also president of Greater Con- priorities, troopers maximum pay would pickup at least once a week, as Director William Pinch and Land developers struction Corp,, Casselberry, Since 1965, the of go from $517 to $834 a month. well as other services think you've got all kinds and Irving Everett Huskey, of Sweetwater Attempts to provide special company has constructed over 2,00D homes in the little trade-of fs and games In accordance with new Berger and Sanford Kay, of Winsor Manor, including the Woodlands, going on at the local level," he higher pay raises for the 111gbCentral Florida regulations which Other guests Included Harold Radcliffe and Carriage lull and Stuisnierset. April 1, as published in William Palm of the company's consulting said. "There Isn't any real plan Way Patrol were rejected in the Sanford Herald and Orlando of action laid out It's the worst both houses of the Legislature Sentinel, I placed a BAG of But troopers will get the same form of a giveaway program trash on tins pile April 3. On be-cause they try to legitimize it urban pay differentials as other by and April 4 your truck state employes assigned to city with plan." picked up the bag, but left the and the same heal th and "I feel like th which has been there now really had staff over there accident Insurance paid by the two weeks. I have witnesses state as all th employes. that damn," worth , to back up the abate in"Even though the Legislature official said. "They're either formation, and your failure to feathering their own nest, provided many new benefits the o" make a pickup the last week f grossly incompetent or a bunch troopers expected and deserved 4 "4' . "March. • o( do-gooders with a lot ofmon- a higher pay raise," Beach said. II to IUtUtt, I inIt A 1, 'I agree wi th them, lwillunA cyto give away."_______ I -_ follow regulations on the .., -- 1 ' TheFuture t e . - , FALSE TEETH fltL:a .- - gallons of water ," at • . ---- . Fla. att.ack JeU. M triethurn, alt.t. f We tw'.'t r eive'd $15.C72.42 Ut t d - ' . .,-' . 4 ; - ,;.. I. •' oats, -- —- - system water -- area became effective p ._ . . :' - - . - ' . - - - came - - - ,,&• PKa - -_ kj — ,, . .. - !H . -. ey 've never duty rest, . . - a _______ g.- :" L "' . ' — , l' ' for -. ' - S - . a ( was o a er - Herndon Ambulance's Frail in Longwood to Florida Hospital. Five helicopter, was used to take injured from a persons were injured in the three-car pileup Friday afternoon accident on SR 434 at Tollgate that snarled traffic for over an hour. Gary Taylor Photo) 'UFESAVER . - ONE. ---------------______ i MARILYN GOltIK)' ORLANDO—Daniel vetemn rn.c npwmnn - A Pondered k,. Ann SM-t-zkn*aki Members of the Lake Mary Civic Aasoctrn:s ua have been informed two plots of land are under consideration as a possible site for the proposed ivic building far the tmimunit) of Lake Mar) Finalizing the- put-chase of the prnpert:, cannot be carried out until all the papet-r. filed with the U. S. internal Revenue- 5cr-i-ste., have been returned to the - c . *fl -fl tilt E — i rio' eiwjrci WUS Lit' Itep(rz On Ow Nation - Of! Camera." He will sulatitute for }'rank Reynolds, wbci had to cancel has appearance. For 2(1 years Scborr had been leading foreign and national c ancient fax' the Christian Science Monitor and the New York Times Buildin g Sites ____ ll S Mo-o'. Li W ashington, f rom YIITk Cit, SdlUrr JIWI (' Havana to !tcw Delhi. is Washington in 193 sclieduledthspeak at the final Tickets will be sole t WiWiLCritpTUgraTI.utap. Invited n Sunda) at Temple Israel WILLiAM MACLAUCiam HUN has been elected new chairman of the Semmule Hospital eye Bank AssociationSHEBA and will takt office inJuly. whirls He will be assisted by Lewis William Boggs was elected will be the 10th anniver,-ar L)orlua. as installing sergeantnford MLXSZ gilvenbol' of of the local eye' bank. At Lodge in the euwal election of ut-arms. Lending a feminine in em I Uwe are- over 790 offirers. touch In the installation will be names m file of those Instaiiaiion Of Ufficerg for ft. members Of Use ben! Women Of invishinn b,. ihH ,r — wa.. — 4 coining year ww in trio at uw after death W that a blind Muter Home Saturday at 7.33 member' and their guests will sidered is adjacent to the fire Y me. station and Is available to the .m. with Joseph Sinko, vast follow, Bugga will succeed William organization a, a price of $7,500 tnfljpj officer. I.O..LnMor as 51km'. who aiutomaticali:, for s-tx lots, size 33 ii:, 11 feet — becomes junior past governor. tacit. The' owner of the Land has Special Meeting The new governor served as said he would dandle 14,000, junior governor during the past which means the association There "11' 1w' a 11De-rs' :cr. yi-Nuv) t.'i.5.iAdiL the uabmve of 43 niet'ttng of the tso's-nttswn In lives a: 114 Laurel t)m-is.t- with for thoM six lots Business Association Thursday his wife', Mary. The- other land being c-onat I p.ni at Use Clamber Of Other officers elected were aidered is adjacent to property Commerce building for the George lenia, justiar governor; cormonl referred to as a park janpose 91 uistalim: new a!- James McLaughlin, prelate; site. This land has eight acres ftccr-a and planning of a future Be- CMIhmJO, treasurer and and is available fur a coal of sales promotion Harlin- Lee. three-year truilee. 9$ 000, Of Sanford Moose Lodge The most successful grad- .-. - - ,.. — - r — On a Sg ° passed the ordinance. Coninussion to other actions tinof o wices to annex tke at Sanford Avenue and Lemon st - t. owned in William Jack authorized at Ma:, E puigi hearfar -trig '° Sanford AUantit National Bank to vacate the- north-south alley between Purl, and hiagnol Aven, north from Second Street ___________________ a w(nton at a his boss is uste of the school of hard Xitiocim J5 1 CT tic. .. - Dd e cate - . e tm-ne:, but requested Azststflnt the start of Use next budget Public Defender Gerald Rut- since re'tnur fr-cm the f uel lt berg to assist in determining had not been figured In thus her financial Status relative tz a year's city operations anywa thew.days At the National t ", - " vv TV Newsman W TOUGH ON MC)THERi - $ .t -. tithe appeared without an ist' date for collecting the tax until - Il l . • d' - - Mayor Brown said t he program costs the village nothing and stated the county already has signed . The mayor said hr will seek the legs] advice of the village attorney and, if approval Is given, will sign the agreement c ! e reg.rriir , S' for - .w p '•' • - - TOPICS program. . ' te with r' - . ,' to ces - ' an 0rr A "" multi me-ha nw'thewi, sponetureut labor. MU., t hese Is a July 1 deadline The' new mnuitI-meilia CMI?11P for .mnpksyers to rre l in "On'y t he American 11441 ('roes the Federal Occupational t rstmnple'ti'cI in one day if trti'rrsrng in sue law Safety anti health Act of i97() skiire-i It int:orpnrates flints, first aid training few 9.-c icqiltres that first iski trained st,$e'nt wotkhiok aryl first aid personnel. Mrs. Pyc ffonstl l'4'rsonnel must be on the- work ee1uitmen' SttieIeiit first view II -'lie if no Infirrisary, turtle or It" aiistsnt safety i$ficer trw U' Us., limo, (hers 1 ' i ___ B Aro-ordim, In Roth llon-,n. the Sanford Civic Center for the designated aq a Wntrup to otn'. • - -' ,,,, Fmafl -. Mayor Brown told Council be has received a f or mal agreement to sign tax- the city's participitton in the " v Epee ,' i ' __ Fa o red on - ! I Adequate nNvn fcw count). of- Atea tniirwa, and todisetrini ientet sent representatIves tit - - - indicated that be felt that 0 ekitis qIerritsn4ttated r,rs the I,I,r,i Pol y then rrsnipl'te the fr5 l,..fr ;uiit,'l, fr 1,,ovieliiig iii.'.-,' *rvf' tutu Cru" Was spre lilt ally the rrssre pwspithI lit inprri*inhitYTbe law fl y ANN MIF.CZPIOWMKI l,i,lil the employer fP%JfltI,ie Rot, br - - Isluussi Lnrmann was exhibiting a hick with the taxps:,'crs' dollar federal funding and Is proceeding to work on th e grant. However, Fax in jected. "I think it's Urn, that we got some of a report" C'owirilman Charles Rowefl concurred, noting, "What are we getting for $IIX)a month." Mayor Brown said the village is "getting a kit" and. to fact, representa ti ves from Tampa had visited him In regard 9 Ic a bank In North Orlando. Cowid] also questi oned the status of the new charter far the villag e which changes, am ong tith er Items, the name of nings' the m unicipality to "Winter Mayor Brown said the charter reposes on the desk of Go'.-. RL'UbIXI Askew, w here It will automatically become law in 15 days li-am the close of the legisla tive session setseuter or not it is signed by the Governor. NORTH ORLANLX) Csutw allegations that the Ci ty Of 1ClbOTY is trying to "control everything" hi its mernbet-ahtp in CALNC) co un cil of local gnver nments were made last night by Mayor Granville Brown at a meeting of Village Council . (Bela ted story on Page 1) May( Brown, reporting on a recent meeting of CALNO, t1 Council, "Ca.&eIbtTy 13 trying It) con trol Cvei-YthInS and Is trying to Change the by-laws. I say the present by4a'a's are ac cep ta ble and if Cs.wlherr wan ts it participate under them all right but so make- a de'risiar' Li. 1115) in or gdt out." However, should Casselberry elect to wi thdraw from CALNO, the dues tar North Orlando, which would be proriled, would Increase. Brown estimated that an additional G that be isnrdrl. Cowclznan TM Piland sb the muructpallt - should remain to CALNO regardless of the -°I' of Cw1berr - "11 may cost miser," he said, "but we 'U1 bief It" In another matter. Councilman Herbert Fox queried the actions Of the newly retained fiscal agent, Logan Browning, raxi, Fox said In the six months to which he has been retained, t he village has had no report on his activities to Its behalf. Mayor Brown said that Browning had procured guidelines on the parks grant for- which the village is seeking grand jun indictment Walker MARlO IIETHEA 1 Justice te mpered wi th mercy ii. charged In the March was evidenced this morning as alleged assault of a 41 old woman to a wooded area off before ssrrai'nmenti tiel Circuit Judge Dominick Snlf llungiikm Boulevard. Walker when three youthful defendants plea ded not guilty . Arraignment is continued narcotics with charged violatio ns received a "slav" of un ti l A pril l In another grand tr ials until after jury indictment on rape Ennis reiterated his intention of their lRy MARION BETHEA pleading guilty. The" defendant graduation from high school charges. Ronald Tanner. Vernon Mire, representing charged wi th the Feb IV rape of told the court he is Z years old, In Ri-tan Grimme, l, cha rged a - year - all Sanf ord mother. his education Unmarried, local es wtth &ncludesa year af college. Ennis wi th possession of a dangerous court circles, Ennis w said he Is a professional drug, told the court the _____ defenda nt is a "C" student at arraignments before Circu it ballplayer . He eluci da ted the events W inter Park Highs School, and .)ed. Dotulalek___ Hi detailed the importance of a leading to his arrest in which s. yo took a 1972 Ford Torint' sensor year to hitti school in the . U4SVt I1S L We of a youth. Mire Said that U to liolton belonging Johnny of ThDtOt "crucial" the defendant not Ford on Feb. ?7, Emus told vehicle. At his Initial &P.- the trung m iss school as graduation cowl he was "s t" psaranee, Ennis stated he approaches and requested the when he drove the car WIIW4 to waive his £1051 to court deja:, trial until after Sanford City Commissior. city r'iii.eL wtU'th was granted by ina 0 1tT't'mdT1t Judge '' Monday night approved on first told the defendant Judge Saili Use cowL Defender acceded to the request and Art reading an ordinance to tax fuel Last week Ennis again Gerald IS trial for the week of June' 12. companies by 10 per cent laxwaived right to counsel and low each gallon of oil salt far by" to offer legal advi ce and following a not gu ilty plea by & 1 WWiU Mi Vui U Grtmnse heisting purposes to the city but €iu-c warned or tne Pita Of charge, IItY to George Ctapman TTISd USC delayed the effective date for maximum sentence of fivi This morning, same request far the trial of the tax until Oct. 1 years to repealted offerings ofUtcityhaalr Nrvertiseleu, Use defendant. Michael Lowe. charged wi th U19' Y" IIJ IWU. A number of fuel oil dealer who consistently flexed ht prtc!tTh O U8flØOU WU Hr pleaded not guilts attended the session wns1, declined advice. Lowe , who wart twi long their vww on the riling in Liii hñed IftT ra gy tresses in a pony tall, ante Supreme Court that woul wIth Ruthherg he u a aensor at Centralrequire court cities u tax all con LIUI, ot)vIou Ju dge Adult High Schoo Judge SnUi pan or remove the tax In disturbed with the course Ccirn scheduled trust for the week of posed on other utilities, such a' events, uild Use defendant it gas electricity, which are it . Ins policy It order a pre- May LONGWOOI) Strategy ses- sentence Investigation i pcj the week of .lutw compe tition with fuel all for Also set slam to determine citywide le 12, is the trial of Carol Ella £ iblic apliiiom °'i the WOPOeII saying wasa of trns MrCknathrn. charged with City Attorney W. C. Hutchison i'tniinl veInnt of Use Judge Seth then aged u he OS5C%51Ot of a huliuclnogensc said he had researched the legal In opert' aurroundlng Fair wished to continue the matter thUg She 1P implications of the court! 1.ahe ta scheduled for Sunday far ,der guilt'. She, too. a senior in ruling and, although It is still p.m. at the Joseph magnitude of his action, and high school frem wider litigation, he advised Liii Wiginton home at 740 E again Emits, declined. In liflnth)& (05i' tIiVDIVII (omm1uion U tax furl oils or Wlldnserr Avenue v the tax on other Judge Sail i remarked, 'well illepisl dru,'. iratgnmefl' L Cirrsntiy Wiglntoii and other I hope you know what you continued until April l i utilities Tdents hi the Fair' lake- doing case of Mari Ann McCarths J. c Da visand WiUtan Wlinere es circulating a satz*iied that all charged on a two-emint n oil dealers asked After be petiliom T5Q1Mtfl legal requirements had been formation with ilik iifld the Conirnisaum Iii hold-off CVWICI1 iiOt to adOPt S laiflied met. Judge Sails adjudicated W'SSeISiOfl of a danterous drug. e1ePnen* unit Miss McCarthy told the Court until all cowl litigation is the defendant guilt and j bw we of pw*W Plants ten edhmwaixmontheto five her 5a1&' Is RD weekly at an tw HU1CIilIDII said a hi the city, and refuse any years at hard Labor at a state Orlando night spat The yW" dclii:,- aught prnvoe a i changes hi zoning froni the old resident Of Vuacy Forge the gas interests highest residential City Manager W E.Knuwtes Ennui displayed nzi emotion. Apartments said she SUpportS 4icataon. and later arhe was led tocounty only herself. The court noted provided th e solution b% City Council public hearing on $ali seemed almost pleased with that such beIng List cast, slita rd pnvu te ins decisina hospital patients have to lie an couches and mattresses on th e floo r because of lark of 1.. - — DUBLIN (AP) — its ruugts to be a s'rw mother in Dublin ; S CALNO Members Hit Casselberry 's Stand !-! -! kie held April X. , — - ---,ii 3 Trials f'-- Awaiting So . : if 4•••••• ' St " April II, l'?fl--S Red Cross Offers Required Training !4 [ 1 tsirssciny, I I County had outgrown its MIA Your Ce'-tili-- printed tip star'.' in 1\atsd*y morning's Ct'th psi-tnt. The additional need tie paper concdrnin the Ptfl' J1,111161111 space jail arni TK'xatlon suit asinat the' t1t (IL enforcement (actltttea SMGONg b1J[J. J It destruction. Nearly MI more 1152 strikes were flo"..n 1Ma acrcs South Vietnam and the" big bombers dropped about l,00 tons of explosives on Ntsrth Vietnamese troop concentrations threatening the provincial ca pitals of Quang Tn and Hue In the n. northerrimnst provinces. turn City in the central highlands and An Lac north of SRIgun. 'rise South Vietnamese cornmand claimed that Infantry, atUllerv and alt strikes killed an442 North 'setnamnese o troops in 10 battles along the approaches to Quang Tn and Hue, which are said to be key cstijecuvca of the Communists' 13-day-old offensive. One fight was within a half mile of Quang The target area was five miles northwest of fang Rat and seven miles below the DMZ, The reports said Smith Vielnamese' officials confirmed U Them Sanford Horold I Letters To Editor All ies Abandon 2nd Town I _ . 1 ~ f -,- POVfNL - - -. "46LWP His incisive news reports arid Investigative documents tuive carried bins a host of awards and det'orutauru including, the Peabody Award f or "ciis Reports,— the Ohio StateUniversity Award for his docwnenutr - on health , "Don't Get Sack In America," and cztiatwns irons the Oveniew Press Club of. America fur bus repsrtimu tlt Unium, Bam and educated in Ne's !!()-1, U , - .,' - ha ndlingcdtrash,butitismy opinion, under the cir. cumstances it Ls your '. - ,.. ' s not T it - .. - r - - 5 ' iA". 'V . - t j - -. " I . -.. ' Iii1IrI1T1 Rai n y Days t '.' " Get A.Dryer • . .. - - ..-. - - 4 By a .. - - . announced date of new regulations, that If you had - I to pick upthiz pile of trash that Is still there, not by iii:, negligence, by your negligence in providing a city sen-icr thatyou have charged for, and I hate paid for. This trash was placed for pickup far enough in advance of j I ' - - ..,. - '•" provided the service to which 1-'.-' we err entitled, it would has-c .-:.: ._. '..& . -. / "' You r coo pe ration in this matter will be appreciated, lit YC1,14 -tF C. wLnn IE -11". - . I ltsqi. Man i'eii Help You In .i'n Way They Cant Jim Sh..ts. Plgr - Wishful Thinking C.IIAMPAUNL titt is made by County Conunlulon chairman Greg Drummond Editor, Herald. to Lester Mandell. principal Even before the adoption of of the Sanlando Utilities Article V. the fact that Seminole Corporation to dedicate its and modern facilities in SPR-ING SALVAGE DRIVE new the Woodlands. Watdulnit the NEW YORK API -- The 76th annual spring sai'.age drive of the Volunteers of America is under way across the nation The national iocial welfare organization collects discarded clothing, shoes. appliances furniture. housewares and other articles which are cleaned and repaired for further use by needy families The items are picked up by VOA trucks at the convenie.cf of the donors The drive has a two-foid pear' gv'e. r3s Gets John F McMalior., %OA co.'r.zr.artder us chisel "It pm-ides the irsa fortunate- with nuptial comforts they could not ordinarily afford and employment for handi' capped wcntcr'swha restore the items" Jell TlsdaI—Asst Mgr - County Cumnnitsslcifler John Kiris' broigh and Longwood Cowsc'ilman Dick Crenshaw, ceremonial are (1)00115 E4tt5 Photo -- -- -. Makes You a Master of the Keyboard Royal Sabre Portable It:jultir •!i ••Pm•lse '1 I - HU$7500N -- mcan I CC!Q'')fl by 7 inches Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You're /' 11 - Price 1x2 reading this oflel - - - Types so smooth and easy, ft's like music to your ears. Chock-full of "most-wanted" features like Magic Margin controls, Magic' Meter scales, Touch Control' selector, Magic Column Set and Clear, Push-Hutton Variable Line Spacer. george Stuar t a II) tail "14101611tU11, 11051* Sievi Ward—Salesman Takes the hurry and Worry' out of Permanent Press Care Jim Joases—salesman I CE ALTERATIONS *S USIJALI ONLY 209 D.Iuxs dry., wills tour automatic cycl.e to ale car, of any and all of he modern synthetic fabric., "Permanent lt r.s. Extra-Care" Is a grill new featume we've added to lake the "hurry and worry" out of permanent press. When selected, II keeps clothes tumbling after the regular ccle eritis tu help clothes hold their w,inll..fr.e bolt A "Fluff '.iithuut test" •rtiing--oo. mcli toni enienc. feature Sanford Electric Co. 2522 PARK nD DIAL 322-1562 SANFORD PLAZA MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD DINER'S CLUB AMERICAN EXPRESS �- IT 6—The Sanford Herald " I Tuesday. April. 1972 Democrats Just Blind to Issues Editorial Comment Can State Legislature Measure Up? I. -1. C. meyouaeadg this edit*ii1 fl mer.t., the members d the Florilds State Legislature may be doing icmiething to restore the lustre which was theirs when the general sessrnn convened for the normal rriod. For this is the day when these public sor rants have been hauled back to Tallahassee to do what they should have done long ago and enact the legislation needed to make the two-tier bil was stopped The __ __ reform in camurty gloom which enshrouded the last ijjy session could not hide days of House of Representatives providing a sorry pec1acle of animosity, did accomplish. No session which is confronted with the weights. This is asking entirely too much from the vessel of human nature. Yet the legislature I 1 cut down the number of senators. wh?ch had be done, but failed to do the saint with the !ouse but expanded it by one seat in the face of public opinion. Now these actions will have to undergo the :id test of court judgment. But they were taken which is a plus mark for this harried legislature. On a broader scale the aid provided for cities and counties Is welcome and needed. But by far the accomplishment which will, in the end, earn loudest plaudits is the adoption of a program to nt.ally end.ar,gered land z'.nd preserve enriro water areas. This is a matter which has troubled the most concerned and informed thought v.tien the future of the peninsular of florida is considered. this legislature was responsive in this respect and illustrated what could be done when the will was present. in its tracks. The overall performance completely, however, the good work which these scicms, lacktig firm leadership and with the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the Lmem-iab)e taks of cutting doum its membership .1onment and-or redistricting can ... nnd-mr reappor4 :e weighed on normal scales with normal Not °Y has this session shown how ex. pensive the present form is. but it has also displayed the inability of it to function efficiently or respmsively. 7bus this '72 regular session may have performed a service for the state which it had no Ifl1)tIOfl at all o doing — making the unicameral issue a logical and probable key topic when presiden tial '72 is over and '73 bows lerests and established political power. The Commissioner of Encation is a member of the State Cabinet. This pct would have been abolished by reform. Evider4y this roused marty of the Cabinet members to a Next year In. , View Olfl Archie Wows Them In Nightclubs '' ... , — — - " We have commented before and mist, in all honesty, do so again when the disaster which speaing of rrview Junm at ertook the needed and well-devised programs Duranle is back on the night of Gov. Reubin Askew hit the legislative hopper. club cicrult, at the Sands, and Variety c1tique said ft all: They were shredded or bit with a numbing "Br gi DWI TOOm tantatic as hammer as the nature and power of the hostility gave the yars go k*- Few have the which the Governor had aroused when be peat lilOnt, coupled , - - .". J:.: '.-: _ public his w..4;5i4tflC .ti..,. "4 ii •,,4 WJU L.P( 13ê priva e t interests was revealed. Of all the matters which were before the of a when it convened the uctu th e antiquated, cumbersome arid inefficien t -. - c t i= cwhaesd committee of top-grade citizens and the result was laid before the l'gislature for debate and o . , • f emmous vttalIt and the sense of hi and Ant on the sut)ecl cit opinions, Andy Williams new 14'ti''eThemnefrn th 4 v. t ra1h an1nrb 9' TELEPHONE 322.2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. g31.993 S&NFORD. F t.& 'IELOW. Editor and Publisher WALTER A 1.to Publisher WAYNE 0 DOYLE Ad'erftsIng Director & CHARLES KAYS Mechanical Supi. DORIS WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS Society Editor Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., Staff Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES Har'e Delivery $1.30 tiTh 3k Wk By Mail it.00 6 Monthe 2k VAMO $1100 I Year 11.50 1 Monte U.S Posta l Regulations provide that all mall sucrIptIo'n be paid in darce. Entered as second class matter October 77. ICtO it the Post Office of Sanford. Florida 32771. material. news or advertising of This edition of No part of The Saniard He%Id may be reproduced In any manna? Without written permission of thog publisher of The 11*1-aid Any In diw*du.l or firm responsible f o r v.u& r,prcdud'ori will be cr.risadared as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will b. any !iabr 1W Lmoter the law. Published daily except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas p4'shed Saturday preceding Christmas. The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is on Iliad exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local new printed in this newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents Attamonts Springs Marilyn Gordon 53141775 Fern Park. E. Estates Osmeurad. Eastbresk Marilyn Gordon 5314*75 Beat Lake Forest City Ann Riley Lake Miry . ' .. 1. - . r . Lost of Two Related Articles.) ". * Hny Youngman -' - \ - Consider these examples of the Democratic patty trying to grapple with 11w' issues it, a 'residential year: At one Cciiiflt'. CD31%Cfl'iOfl in Minnesota. where the parts is ,oing through the presidential delegate selection proc, eu, not one ol 129 resolutions submitted for action had anything to do with the nktton'1 economy. When the liberally bent California Democratic Cairn. '2 PtJ I . J .' \ " " - . .1. ——. . .J.P IR1 ;' POWER . ". .. i.. Washington Insinht Old Fashioned HELEN FUI1.p -. "Z — In other words, the basis 14 economics and politics Is the need for redistribution. I - . 10 TilE HYDRAULIC Lilt on (his trailer slipped Into gear as the truck, driven by Torn Holley of Forest city, traveled south on Interstate 4. The trailer struck the Markham Road overpass with (talnages to (hO trailer estimated at $6,500. No chnrges were filed by tn'estignting officer C. L. (Tommy) Tomlinson of the Florida highway Patrol, (Gary Taylor Photo) ___ ." Legal Notice C.u&berry .T.ngi., Kathy Nibtack CO. 7150 Marilyn Gordon (314*7) Ann Sckowi 22i7T.4 Like Monroe 32211 Ah • Church Military: ii By REV. DAVID POLING .. Tie religious ornmunit and the military estabhshrne" -, -,. are dose to a new round of dialogue and debate. They 1, t ha%e shared Ws world since the beginning of timeev IIUU— -:a:' frequently close allies, sometimes as friends. occasionalI' enemies 1n Christian terms, one should serve Christ, the other Caesar. The Holy Roman Empire believed that both could serve God and the American community has gm. crally taught this doctrine. Right now the primary source of uneasiness is the mlii. tary chaplaincy. Critics want the clergy off the Pentagon payroll. with rank and uniform nearly Invisible. Supportes accept the present arrangement, deplore any tuggestiaa that ministers, priests and rabbis are told what to say or what to do. Prisons have diaplains, so do hospitals, labor unions, and steamship lines. So why pick on the military. reply the pastors in unit arm. rs,-MV In a new book, 'MIlIt.ar Chaplains," William J. Hughges. chaplain at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, offers a comment worth considering: "Fourteen months ago. I landed in South Vietnam. I was opposed to our involvement then I am even more firmly opposed to II now. During these long months. I have been silent on this issue In toy preaching. I have done this de2 that I and my men ism Returninq the area of COflflhCt. I have honored our dead, comforted our wounded and admonished, encouraged or consoled." mere are countless participants In Vietnam who have shared the sam-row and anxiety expressed by Chaplain Hughges Mans of them caught up in the draft shared this officers quiet form of protest: "On the other hand. I have done what I could to bring our involvement here to a quicker end. I have prayed for our leaders and negotiators in Paris and elsewhere because negotiation Is impossible in a battle area. I have written and spoken to both prominent and ordinary citizens with the hope that I might mote them to Oct orcot-outage them to continue their opposition ' BERRY S _____ WORLD _________ ,. ILl-_id Ann Riley (31-9*3* Chuta Liz. Baker NW* 'iands Miry Ny.?t 53011k Collared — Marva NetIns Mrs. Clarence Snyd.r Gomexa .Ovledo Eterprisi Si.vla 222-2611 Liz M.thleux Exl.S7 '.- ___ — -. ..-.'.'-_.' -'..-.-.'.''..-'' • () - — .L I I ____ 2 -- III FA 1 1 _____________ 11 II II i I 11 I I (I I accompany him as his lawyer. "He was really nit}aic about getting Into China and we figured It could b, d if be (MU? M* U an American but as legal adviser to Ut IL _JI ii i' I 14 Nee'fc*zndlarid." 7he Premier later put tue JtUPisll to the then Cane"..' prime minister, Lester B. Person. An exPerienced diplomat, Pearson didn't 311i the idea V. Wrnt')- boom in Peking two ebullient 1cai5AIUe1 MW the prsçoscd iW1ty w*5 dicçiped. Nixoc n be nisde Peking on his own. .. -- Smallwood Sees Warmth TV Hides OTTAWA — Behind the rather salerno and wooden cwstece whiub PruldnI Richard Nixon projects on the television rWnI, there is a real dU*i'. This is the view of retiring Preemie' Joe, Bualiwood 14 Nd1and who hlmoe4f he, mdazzaixl Uie pet4m of Atlantic province for many decades. 'lie could dunn the bad, down ad 14 we Ire," SmaU.00%] says of the President 'He's one 14 the womici mo cauoimoms All (reditorS of 1he suet, of LILLY MAY BADOER, deea. are heretiy noiitled arid requited to iits any claimS Or dcnand% *Ich they may have •gain,t the said ritat. In the office of the County fudge of Seminole County, in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida. within Si. calendar monlhi from tPnC date of first publicatiOn of this notice Lath claim or demand must be In form required by ia. GEORGIA aeon M IVKUtIIC 40HN M. STARLING. of CROFTON, HOLLAND , STARLING. PA. 30? Palm Ave P o. Bo. see 'tu$viiiC. riorl,i. ipso Attorney for Estate Pvbiish: April II, ii, 71. May 3, 1172 ici. N OTtC1UNOUNIYITIOU1 NAME STATUTI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Noticir Is hereby given that the ....... I,, 1,4iu eu.. ..w.. UflUU!•VflU .....-- _. 11 friendliest people you wouia Finland brought the two men ward to meet" together and they later 14 tget)xr In Moscow where they me fiesuier adloila iliou sought in vain to Interview You =W doled Premier' Nikita KIsiid*wv, d_ the andalso P -todb TV appearances of the &nau.'s comments about as they were. prmnipte preparations far his Smnall.00d disclosed that autobiography in which be then Nixon had a keen even nitbet his frla.tvith with interest U' going to Cammnwdst j vmKht the aId of the The two Therm made page one premier. S not3e'ood I*- Sonm yew 1 149 when the idea of going to Peking to Nixon wu OUt td p1Ib& tdflC* drum up same trade f,ir' and was practicing law with a Newiowidlind prom. New York fma. Business U idea was that NI=0 would 1--_411FICTITIOUS NAMU N01 ICE ISPiereb,eiv.nthat I am engaged in b tlnti of 431 5. High way Ii It Catua4borry, Florida, tanninol. County, rlor Ida under the fictitious name of ANDERSON REALT',', and that I intend to register said name with the Civil of Circuit Ceurt, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with th. provisiOns of the Fitlitioijt Name Statutes. 10 wi 5t ion U3 0? Florida Statutes 1117. S Roeier' I Anderson Publith April l. IS, U, May 3. 1172 DEC in tine Cawrl II tile County Jvdi.. SemInole County. Florida. In Probate. In re Estate if LAURENCE V. FRANKLIN. Deceased Ta All Crediters and Having Claims or Demands Against Istatet You and each Of you are hereby notified and required to present any FINAL. NOTICE ,i.I,,.a a,.A .4....an,is , "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Notice is Puerery given that tine either of you. may have against the sasos, Florida Statute, will register estate of LAURENCE V. under-signed will, on the iOtn day of withtheCl,rlIOfIheCirCUitCOUI't,lfl RAPIKLIP4, deceased, late of said April. AD. 1172. Pretont to the for Seminole County, Florida, Honorable County Judge of County, to the County Judg, 04 and receipt of proof of the S,erninoleCou,a,ty, Florida. their final Seminole County, Florida. at hit upon the tic. reo,in, account arid vOuchWI, as office In the court house of said publication of ttnls notice,MOBILE E.ecsftors of the Estate of HENRY County at Sanford. Florida, within titious name, to-wit: B. LEVY, deceased, and at said 515 Calendar months from the time COMFORT under which I am time. tPuef and there, mails ap- of the first publication of this notice, engaged In business at 21? Sherry plicaftons to the said Jufoe for a Two copies of each claim or demand Avenue in the City of North Orlando. Florid* 37101. final settlement of their shall be in writing, and shall $tate mk'sItreliOfSaide5tate,afldfotan That th5 party interested In said Suchtheplaceofr.sidenc.andPosteflice enterprise is as follows: order discharging them at busIness address of the claimant. and Shall be EN"CWSL JAMES A. SANDER sworn to by the claimant, agent, 519. ROSE LEVY at Sanford, Seminole County. Dated a attorney and accompanied SAM LEVY Florida. April 5, 1172. filing fee of one dollar and such Pubilsri April U, IS, U. May 3,172 As eleCutors of the Estate Of clalmordem,and not lOfiledshaltbe HENRY B. LEVY DE C - 31 void, Deceased Audrey Franklin NOTICI SPIER 1. SPEER As WecutrIs Of the Notice Is hereby given that the attorneys for s-aid Estate Last Will and Tesanwnt Of isritord. Florida 32771 Board of Courtly Cammlssloo,rg of SemInole County, Florida. shall, at Publish Mar.21, 3$ & Apr. A. II, 1972 Laurence F. Franklin. 7:00 o'clock p.m.. or as soon DEC -It deceased tfnVHtIS' as possible, on the 15th Wiriderwe'edle. NameS. IN INN CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND day 04 April, 1172. consider thi COUN T Y. Ward P W'nod.van. P.A. FOR SEMINOLE madment of the following Or. Attorneys at Law FLORIDA. nance: P0 So. 550 CIVIL ACTION NO. 11.Ml MordiniancerelelingtoSetnkte Winter Pars, FlorIda 3215? NOTICE OF ACTION County. Florida: relating to Corn. May 1172 April It, 15, 25. 2, Publish MAINIAO E OF IN RU: Till petitive bidding on purchases and MARY M. SUOGS, PETiTIONER, DEC 27 contractsi providing lot the repeal SUGOS. J. oflawsof Florida 53iOlassxlstlmig LARRY AND RESPONDENT. mths(ormot an ordinance by virtue FICTITIOUS of Laws of FlorIda 71-29, sitting TO: LARRY J. SUGOS NCT ICE IS hereby älven that I th the reason for repeal: and RESIDENCE UNKNOWN have been engaged in business of preiutdIno an effoclit date. KNOWN 911 No. Orlando At,. Maltiand, LAST WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS l: Fla., Seminole County, Floridabe it Ordained by the Board of County Commlsslonerlof $.mkwie P.O. BOX 15.1 undlrtheflctillous name ofReirnar County, Florida: CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA Management Co.. and trial i Intend Section 1. Because Laws of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to register said name with the Clerk 53-fOS. i It presently eilws that an action for dissolution of of the Circuit Court, Seminole Florida inthl form ofafl05'dlnenceby virtue marriage haSefViIed by MARY N County, Florida in accordance with of Laws ofFlorldall.fl,i.nolonger SUGOS and you are required to the provisions of the FictItious necesSary due to the repeal of serve a copy of your written Name Statutes, T.-Wit: Section Florida Statute 125., and because defensm if any, to It on CARROLL 54$ 09 Florida Statutes III?. Lawsof Florida 4.Se0lh4s been, and Sig Re. A Stone BURKE. Attorney for Petitioner, COntinues to be, a source of con. afl Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Publish Mar. 31. 251 Apr, 1. II, tin tutlon and has a-sated uncertainty Sanford, FlorIda 32171. and file the OF 5.110 wit's relation to the county's ability original with the Cie-itof the above NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS to purchase and contract under styled Court on or before the 1st day NAME STATUTE home rule without the necessity for Of May. AD. 1172 Ofherwlse a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: bidding. said Laws of Ivdqmeflt may be entered against Notice is hereby given that the Florida 5340$ as pre' 'nIy exIsting Florida you for the relief demanded in the undersigned, pursuant to the in the form of an ordinance, Is PttftIOfl "Fictitious lame Status" Chapter hiW eby repealed. WITNESS my hind and the seal of U3.09. Florlds Statute, will regislur Section 7. This ordnance shah Court on tine 24th day Of with tPeCIert. Of the Circuit CoUrt, 1A take ef foci wtnenthte board of County sald MarCh. A. 0. 1172. and for Seminole County. Florida, Comml$sloners has receIved (SEAL) upc'sn receipt of proof of the riollficallon from the $ea'efary of Arthur H. B.ckwith. Jr. publication of this notice, the flC' 10 01 @ that this ordinance has been Clerk of Circuit Court tltIou5 name. to-wit: BICYCLE tiled with the Secretary of Slate Seminole County Courthouse CASTLE under which I am engaged (SEAL) Sanford. Florida 32171 in business at III Brighton Lam* in Arthur H. ieckwith, Jr. By: Ce'c,tla V. Ekern true City of Casselb.rr'y, Florida, Clerk of the Board of Deputy Clerk That the party interested in 'aid County Commissioners in Carroll Burke business enlerpfisa is as follows: and for Seminole County. Attorney for Petitioner Mot Pinto Imports. Inc., Florida a Virginia corporation 513 Senford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Publidu Ma'. 31.311 Apr. 4, Il, 1172. Sanford, Florida 32771 Arirsandaie Road 2100 Doll " Falls Church, Virginia 2720% Publish Mar. 215, Apr. 4. 11. 15 1172 DES Ill Dated at Maitland, Orange SEMINOLE COUNTY •oaoo, County, Flotid&. March 20th, 1172 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 11UTHI CIRCUIT COURt, iji April 1. II, II, 21. 1173 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Publish. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY DEC - 12 The Board of County Corn. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71721 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COUNTY SEMINOLE DIVISION A missleners of Seminole County FOR IN PUS THE MARRIAGE OF FLORIDA sitting 51 'be S,n"ole Ccv"fy MOI'INACKY, IN CHANCSRY NO. 71)1) I. MARIAN utiiities Board will hold a public Petitioner marriage it In re the hearing in the County Commission PHYLLIS R. SMITH. Wits Chambers of fine Seminole County GEORGE MONNACKY, Ri'sposn Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on dent JOE A SMITH. Husband Tuesday the 25th day of April, 1177, NOTICE OF PROCEEDING NOTICE TO OIPIIID all:OOP.M.OtassOontPlireaflefU UOHPIACKY, GEORGE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: TO. possIble, to consider an applic.atloa RESIDENCE RESPONDENT. JOE A. SMITH submitted by Twelve Oaks Cam. UNKNOWN: Enon Road pground requesting Certificates of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED sox 04 Public Convenience and Necessity Vaidese. North Carolina that a proceeding for the diLsotutlOn for water and sewer service In YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of marriage has been filed against Seminole County, Florida you In the Circuit Court in and f or that PHYLLIS M. SMITH has filed a A general disc? iption of lhe area Seminole County, Ftocda, the irt Petition in the Circuit Court of t i tle of which is IN RE. THE Semneie County, Florida, f o r wherein application to provide MARRIAGE OF MARIAN T. DisiolvtlonofMarriage,andyouare water and sewer iervlce has been MOHNACKV, PETITIONER and required to serve a ConY of YOUf requital is as follows: If any, on KS'.Pf. MONNACKY, wi-itt,ndeferisee. GEORGE following lands lying and HElM W. McINTOSH. of STEW RESPONDENT: these presents being In Section 31, Township Il. command you to appear and fill STROM. DAVIS I MCINTOSH, Range 71 East, Seminole County, your Answer or other defense or Attorneys for Petitioner, whose Florida, as follows: g Office So. pbeadiing with theClavkofthe Circuit a4dreis is Post All of tIne NW '.i lyiflj Norm of and 04 me 31171, Court of Semlncle County, Fiorida, Sanford, Florida, Slat't Road 41, less the Well 1331 lilt the above Of 10 1 and serve a copy thereof OA original with tine Clerk thereof end les, the North 305 felt of Petitloner'I attorney, Mack N. Styied Cou rt on or before May I. the last 417 feet thereof: and: also, CIevIiaV,d, Jr., CLEVELAND, 1172. ottserwlse a default and less beginning at a point IS chains Mlii a, igaaY on or before Ihi ultimate ludament will be entered against you for usc relief dimafidad South 5154210 flit West of the North. II'S' day of April A.D. 1972, stisr west censor 60 Givemainint Lit I e .tw a ditault will Si entered In tt,e Pltltloss. silo sedhia run North 500 foot, WITNESS my 151154 and official .sakW you ttson.ce West All ,5.t, thence South WITNESS my hand and the of' saslit Said CGurfsn the )0fl'diVOf 110 feet, thence last 001 feet to point octal sail of ,he Clark it ttsi Circuit March. AD. is h. of Sigliwslng, and: else, lets Iso Court, an (1115 151Pm day of Marlin, (Seat) ARTHUR H. IECKW1TI4, U feat for right of w.v. AD. 1i73. Clerk of ClVCult Court From a poict begInning 741 5$ NO (Seal) Seminole County, ARTHUR H. SECKWITN, Jill. Muth and$Ofe*f Wool of the North. fj Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court s'ueitcofnorofOovernmanfLoll?ufl BY: Chars Scott BY: Ellen Scott North, 3 II. West 152 1 feet, south Deputy cior't Deputy Clerk 19185 last to point of begin. STENSTROM, DAVIS CLEVELAND, Mill I BERRY aing. &MINTOSH 70horThOak By Oreg Orugmmcrd, Post Office So. 1330 P0 Drawer I CliairrniSi florida $Icte bank Iam,,., r.s..s 32171 Afl'.ST: AriP,,v 4. Sack SjilC .1 ATTORNeYS FOR with Jr. Florid. SPit Sanford, PETITIONER Clerk for PetItion.? Publish: March 71, 21. April 4, II. AttorneysApril 1. II, II, 75, 977. Publish: April II, 70. InS, Publish Ft It nrc: us DEC - _____ _____ L I' 11 - r j E I I. '_iLV — b W ii:; - "...ond cbouf Cantbod,o.—oIl w know for sure is that 'Lan No! spelled f,eck wards is 'Lan Nor!" - ___________________________ flflflt ai - Legal Notice . 4I The Nixon Personality B GRX CONNOU.,EY Legal NotIce -- —_ womuci UN0ICFICT,y,ou$ NAMI STATUTE 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nolite It y Q~Vfn that the undersigned, eurtuant tO 114, 'Fictitious Name $ta$te' Cliaier 865 09, FlorIØa Statute,. with tb• Clirrk of the Circuit Court. in and for Seminole Coja?y, fewids. upon lectipt of proof of tine ibiicat$n of this notice, the lic tiliOul name. GEORGE CON SIR UC I iON COMPANY undir which I am engaged in b,uiruest at .521 Brent Bones Lane in the City of orng*'ood. Florida, That Mirparty Interested 'n saId buuiness enterprise Is as foli, o.ore. S. Davis Dated at Loswood. Seminole 1971 County. Florida March Publish April i. II, It, iS. 1172 DEC. 1* -, to tO. Cowl of tin• County S .1 1116w Ida. ids. a kenteef, Csw$y In Pn'ba?e lii retina estate et: HENRY B LEVY. Deceased 'WiW- I . if This Is what Bury Loz mat when he called for "every men a king" and popularised a hit voiwtry music ( cents cotton and 40 cents meat, bow In the bell can a poor moo eat" It was the basis alsu far the "are the Wealth" parties that sprang up In the krntstepa of the Johon; Appieseed politicians 14 the 1*30's. A recent Harris Poll records that 82 per cent of white Americans remember and believe that "the rich 1t richer and the poor get poorer." Both Walla.e'g victory Is Florida and McGovern's in waiconaul show that a fix-nudabJe number 14 voters thInk it is "time for a change" In the way the Bepublean administration is doing things now. "Time for a change" In Florida meant no more hieing, but also snore equality 14 tasas, more jobs. lower prices to Ut average man. The "Change" Wlasin wanted was a dl!!errnt approach by the adlolnistration toward equality f or the average man. Another state prmnuiry, enother lanje. The fl state primaries yet to came will center on a handful 14 prime Iues saz'thg born re(ion to rrgkrn, city to rural. By the time the primaries are aver and the trek is aider way to the Miami convention, Democrats will know what flag to fly as they prepare for war with Nixon. Al this slate all the frail runner-s seem to have decided on kill-the-giants among price prifiteersasaslcigan Thismea'isequahzixigtazes. - ____________________________________________ m '1f1 - I - 531 9*34' .-, O " What hipp.Ji.id In W120fl in the WASHING7)N Democratic praiftientlal primary aeern to bee p1st victory for old fashioned Pcçuli.t. The press made a big barrab or George Wallace's ~ on the 2*72 election after be walked away with the Florida primary, featuring attacks on busing. The significanec of George McGovern's bandy winning In Wisconsin deserves — featuring. McGovern returned to the anircea of the Progressive Party and 14 the New Deal. McGovern was rllirig on W1ac'n011es to remember Fighting Bob LaFcttette. He would carry on where the mighty foizide 14 Progreanvoun had to leave 14!. Wieiali' remembered it. pest end voted for the man who praised "(54 Bob's" phi1oaop. What McGovern hopes to do Is nothing new. A readable and knowledgable it. book, "A Populist Manifesto- the Making 14 a New Ma)orfty," explains the bemors the 1172 campaign is nuft i.The agit goes, according to the authors Newfield and Greerdield. that "ne Institutions and people have too miab m*y and power, most people have too lIttle, and the first priority of politics must be Ic redress that tm- i. - Religious Notebook ,7 1' / \\ I / " Best M ovie "' tures the art form of " corpta. tkA Rod met Me-wation 11~0lot InIptX111"a player a a Caroling. r"MrIng ovallon. By (11tNE RANDBAKER The flY, *W51'd* f"' 'The "Wouk are so f.,tik, so In Mondity night's 441h annual ry." Associated Pie.. Wiliet Connectin" Inehided PtenePi appeared onstage Chaplin treble," hr aski In a halting, lie movie academy presentations HOLLY WOOD fAPI fr.' F.rne'.t Tidymnan'a adapafter of cilpa friwn Ms two showing a voice after went to lien Johnson and shallow French Connection," a slamtation and ferry Gveenbsv(i b.ngmoilern thtlfler about New (f 5 teaetiuu.n of "The fast svknowledgliig the long civatkrn IlIuM—ChaplIn the "Little wilt, waves, unIIe'*, thrown Tramp" sleeping In the lap of a edIt1m I' m lure Rhow" York police chasing narcotics The other writing awarl scent r.r.rnociirnsly nv.1IM J.'t,ori played the pool hiatt- kiwi and slight lions artiugglera tuna Wori itt Oscar "I ran only say think yr..j for using the referee as his shield In to Paddy Chayefcky for his race with five Academy awards itiiivle t,nuse-t'ats proprietor vltiu'n of a small, the honor of invitIng me here, a t,svsing match, eating Mis original script Of "Tb. K.sp4. rent.ral including brat picture of it ansi sweet boiled shoe In "The Ookl Rash." till You're wonderful, .lusty Tetas t',wn. Misc leachyear. The show was telecast to 39 Among leading ermtendeu few The star of the film, (1cm moan portrayed the aes-atar7e4l, people." Including. by IBC onetxin&1e4 Mactar of ceremonies Jack Oscars, "P'k141.r em the Roof" Ilaekmmn, won the heat actor unfaithful wife of the high cinematlntate, 7S million U S. vtewere three to, Lammnon handed him a Chap won school football coach. award William priesikin, Trn'ikwn difficulties that could stmr4 4 mop at4 b(s'wlfr, Ito t.'.(ra,hy, Naniesl the test Inrelgo-lanlir*njn,n fiLm's director, rece ived the guago jilin was Vittotia e hat falling oft his head as "Nirhnlas and Alezandra" won have int.i'fefed with telecasting best director (}acar, I? W ted in the last him" design, art direr'Jane Fonda won the gold- flit-a's "The (barden of the Final C ha plin ciki a crank' gesture fr.e costume ..n _,_..a wife _________ wilt. it 11* 'ornedlan', .*i..ii. a.... u., i.... (' ontinis" . a atnrv of a rich VA ..a,,jr,,r vi.. ewish family in wartime Italy. (loon and stars rat it thcrw as the 011118y. cynical call g 14 Jewish Isaac linyt's won the lest gnth.t 'sl around him as the cr"Mlute." - song award for hia "Them. ti.ctza played a Chaplin song, ''flanile", from Shaft." Aradamny President Daniel The ertiotional peak for finery-spangled audience of 3,. Tarsmla,h had introrlurc'd the 900 in It*Music Center Pavilion krngtlmp self-4,1110 from Holly. tommie with itt aPpearance of w'wid I', receive. us days short whli.'-haire.l Charlie Chaplin to (A his 53rd hlrth4ay, the award receive an honorary Oscar ansi for "the irwakulaMe effect he rj has hart in making motion plc't~ ,,,I Time for Reflection the desert village of Car&ee. Arm- where they film Ut New Dick Van Dyke Show. He wrote back In a friend: "Iii wild tiere - at night I alt by the pool and watch the wata move" , Ban - . , - ' Ar, cfl met recently, the great preponderance of its resolui. turns had to do with what troubled economically strapped •n. rcmcte tssue .mr;:caim Thcs si'o as ladesb. Thailand, amnesty. etc. In late January, 1 attended a delegate-choosing precinct caucus In an affluent university district In Des Moines, Iowa. Some 531 people churned over lssu's and men for four hours, ard there was virtually no mention either of the state of the econeiy. of bristl ing tax issue;. 'r even of the vietnam war in a direct sense. The participants seemed not to realize how ludicrous it sounded when one aspirant to the county conventions nest step up) rose to make his case and said: we now. ru just go through the issues—amnety, abortion, legalizations of marijuana There were, of course, several young people on hand. which would account for some stress on these matters But there were also pleniy of adults, and they all seemed blacked-out to the real world outside. In a very major way, so does much of the Democratic party leadership. Including some of the presidential bidders the lotans were voting an that cold, sno%y night The oddest commentar) on the great gap between t-oter concerns and the Democrats' political discourse is the fact that bantam Gov. George Wallace of Alabama is now hailed as the alarm clock who stirred them all to what's an the average American's mind. Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien Iris he hears often from party rank and tile that "at least Wallace has shaken these guys up" If, In tact, the Democratic leaders needed Wallace to ring the bell for them, it's a confession of incredible fail. tire. They can all read For years there have been colorful accounts of the discontents of the harassed middleincome American. Where have they all been! Today, most of the big contenders look like chumps, stumbling after Wallace on such telling populist themes as high property tan's, government's bigness and indifference, its f -iciis on farawiy places In this shameful exercise they give Wallace too much He uses the populist tack negatively, ridiculing bureaucrats. laughing at "pointy-heads" be says run our lives from Washington, but offering no constructive remedies. Still, his rivals keep trying to hijack that little %%allace three-seater. Populist One, as If it were the big 747 in the sky. The tough cure in all this is that, even if they should stop quaking ins-er Wallace and talk positively to people they've neglected a long time. they really can't offer much cheerful prospect for them. there's Illusion, too, in the resounding simplicities of the candidates who strike a little chord with antigovernment refrains. O'Brien says the needed "real talk" comes hard: "There's an element of racrthee In It for trw' average roan (stlil more burdens). It's not a pretty thing, not a Christmas present" :.. " ':-.$. .. French Connection . I .% 11 1 z tptrflt, 0—/ - -,T - * TcKjic"I- One of Raymond Burr's FRANK VOLTOLINE.. Circulation. GSflSlai M$ttQI'favorite suries concerrs his JOHN A SPOL.SKl. ASSociate Edilo' mother, who was a church FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELO* organist. One'u4ay says Managrng Editor CemØrollar Ray. a sign out- ti, pvt the title 14 the WrIzion to STAFFORD DERBY ROY GREEN be delivered and a mention o Editr, l Edtorial Pa'e A. 'erlislnç MIn.9,r his mother. The sign read."Do You Know AR Y 'TAYLOR DON W. PETERSON What Hell Ii" And down one por?s Editor Classified Manaper JANE C&SSELBERRY County Editor '. .01:: 44,400 10 " reported '1 like ft. I was afraid - ., 'qip nfithpr" inIn and - , I 1 - line: &a1 Minerva BWTat the schedule for checkups. AU Englandi No. I arws right." the doctor said. "Hoe "Laugh-in" wifl undoubtedly Fo a note on music and about r"i I( vear" present a different look In the t once. l. Arncn tIx%seAwbo wm be Far eight years. Jack Paac faI ova' lthcb beacrpted hisiitersture hark an 4 B& autobiographywillsoon talk of tfst iuØnctub offer with ajrj w.ar It '" mated reluctic't. CXTOU caIi "1 What else but ohm and coniluclM hun&vds Brown and Lay Twnlin Is suing Intervwws. Asked to rate the to get out of hw contract ... Øflø h* acored a hit In his A, u w to the Bank' irnus1ri conmost debUt a Barrah'i In Beno. in For a froation Item. Jack J um. be L7PflS his act at the Among the late Ferde Grate's vuonahst5 10 that qian, ea script for a quick Paw hiss answer, The in Las Vegas, "A enduring emeis the s Morley. Malcolm Muggidge Tot, for himself, of coinie. But • rnei q were by the prnducer fagured Carter tV)(•W' Ut f'ij," frcun his MLiLw' and Richard Bintnn arouzuig of thrn wasn't quite right far the part far the r On stage for about ) minutes. suite" '' and ft *0 MiltOli his O'Ccamar devotes mo Milburn Doe) Stone of ''• act toanogueuildiArchie gen feeling Bole But'k.'r dwsMertICA U011, He univfty of Alabama Medical holds that movie names on 'lV And one comic said about t IIJi 100 In a Center, wbee be had on- wee )eis than succiil this another comic: "1 hope be finds slightly off-keybartthne drzgort suriiery some months season, the Tony Clrll.'-R0!er himself And when be does ding ip %he reviewer. Hu; I'm sure he'll be disaoied" D He asked th head i i7ecm tunes are out of the include such Items as "Sweet wai REACTIVATED Without You Very Well"... I( :~ ftaevffiy, 6 By BRt'(E BIOAT revive the question of whether or riot Fionda can afford the luxury of a bicameral state Alat happened s iUstraUve of tat i= take placewhen an admittedly gaol and needed ref orm ruIns StTEght into the trap of vested in- the Sanford Haraid Hackman, Fonda Top Stars plEtciaI Notebook -. * .Al ln:NNIS 1) I)ysrrt. Sot Mr. arid Mr., flotert I). flysert, 220 Mockingbird lane, Caiselberry, Is a member of a 'I'yndall AFII unit which has won the Air Force Outstanding Unit aursr.i. lie tan 1969 graduate of Lyman High SChOOL and attended Seminole Junior College. Ills wife, Akca, Is the daughter Of Mr. and MrL William Pope. 301 I.ake wive, l,ongwood. Vegetable Report bags, rrtth or paper roaster containers, medium-iarge 45-I lb 14 23; 24-2 lb $4.11 51) lb rrtah sacks, brine pack, large airs' $4.25. Celery — Iiernatwl Very C,cvud, Market Stronger. Wirebnsuid crates, Pascal type, 2, 3 & 4 sk.ieni 1.100, 2'-, 4',zen $1 25, few $ dozen 1.1 5'). Chinese Cabbage — Demand NANI1)ItI)'DVW.IH) Steady, Market Good, ZELLWOOD ntqrtr'r Cabbage — Demand Goc4, Wirebrnind crates, Wrapped, 24 htarketAbout 5teatly 1)omratic count 1250. F.ndive - fJs"rrian'I r;rOr4, tlotifl(i type, nwslliimn.large, its Stronger, 1 1-9 bushel Market bushel ('rates $1.50-I.73, rnostiy 11.50. 50 lb mesh sacks $1.23, crates 11.73. lettume — leaf type Demand few 11.50. 1', bushel crates, mnedInimn.lare; Red od type 1300; Go , Market Stronger, 4-5 bushel crates $2.50. 8fs'naitie Savoy type $2.50. Carrots — fkmnand Izceed.s type, Demand (',00ei, Market .... u...s,... ui .,..,,,. vi. St,adv. 11.0 bushel crates 11 50. FIiiFltM,SIATI- MARKIT NEWS Si:nv iii: SANF'OIII), FIA)RIflA VF(iVI'AflI.F: Ili'OhiT Shipping point information for Monday, April 100i. All sales V.08. for stock of generally good quality, unless otherwise stated, l'reror,llng -tiargt's r I •P.41'IIJ%V,. • 11151 "' .. - -- --. --... .- --. ..-_ �Tusiday, April —The Sanford Herald 614Md444m U. 1972 Sassy Sandals Sbippi We evwve old fIntth We TR — a mr &Iso E E M S VALUES S S won NDOU ON USED TRAVEL TRAILERS Sprin; and vtar—gIue--4wfIntsP% something I**." r WFt, F\/FNING 41- SSS a Sm/ce Ph. C on?pafly for kills bugs CA Joy Lu' Frans 122.21*0 Fern 11a rk Ph.631-31114111 11 up ft See our we six months Syei 'I — and Yearly In costly wvices Announcing same SEMINOLE HARE.WARE & WESTERN SUPPLIES WE HAVE JUSTCHANGEDOUR NAME LONGW000 ShOE RICK 7.CJssl Hw WorIhof 434 _________________ LEflleTOt t'eativIt FCV15ft That's what a visit to Joy IA1 - W. Stock Irnporl And SPEED BY THE POUND 'I step into a verilahk astw thi No doubt 'ou have hernoanec the ac man Ume that nu were rt4gasarttstt(al Inclined and managed b . 50Lt DUIand Shrubbery - -- t I e - - S . Ii*i:, . I N& tNt RI S.OR I ta- "L AD I Or Is Ii redheads art the ate Y ou don't have to dye no more. UYa WIC -at3ar4 Large Selectso,n Wpçs A Hair P __ BARN = lbc~ lDNHwy.i79 InexttnDomlnlics) BEAUTY I L_ •ii•_• _•4. - . . , . . . I 1' A 1 ___ 0MC 7 4ØON starters . Fenders - pflOUflC1!d - ___ PH. 131.3433 ago and Doors parts Tires - Wheels Ett. FOR THE "DO IT YOURSELF" I To ' _______ ______ 1119 nbd .REE Complete Parts Locating Service ENGINE SERVICE WRECKER SIRVCE CALL or DROP 5iISIC. hi Golden A tJTOMAT IC EDWARD'S SHOES sp"k for themselves TRANSMISSION SPECIALIST Vale's Junior I KEN KERNS Y and ASK Shoeland GARAGE 350 LONG WOOD PLAZA ' John Dickey spread uithoisl actually a simple, easil y. us. ) - Always Special aj'coIjI Q The rrvolutionary lire designed for lori distance arid freeway driving Carnations to Joy 14s Ft-otis and let Rita get beads, '7 ift Is based on the use pearls - Joy Lii Fraz is having T..hone Answering 5, ç. vice doesn't cost . . . Phi 34.54$ OiamSo Lak,Ma', perill worbalops every MWARy Mid L TAMONTE smitrs tha t your calls will be answered FLORIST I 151WA lillsist CA slow Ottice 'w, Qavnorn.sr,s Seminole Answering Service LALL. 323-2770 Norman - _v.--, —' _______ ' MSf• Gal GAS Duda jOHN SCHLENK Gtrmny, colorful a-tous, citing and tradtionsl. welts for you. Ccr'i, arid on her old folk costume on 'dy, the chimney sweep In his top hat, the Ha mburg carpantec in his traditional Guild uniform. Try the tooth Of trousers, bran bonds, pat TfNNKO CAR WASH S&E has in stock new Face" Au? Parts A Ac,sjorqs vu, —. Marty is a of experience in world where natural beauty Noes'i years I WITH can Fumaos year around Air I cning. Now at our tiouse COMFORTMAKER eat-sleep.'work arid play In oomfovt I I OLING SANIORU HEAiING & AIR CON(IslOiörJG 351f.FREPvCt-4AvE SANFORD J PHONE 322-6350 / play a lead role '.. \ . ci 'estear in the POilaZ S BURCER I I' S, S •. . Hundreds of Deparlur,i __ Regular 25C ... Giiiint Sk men - '. . . .' . Taks Out Orders Ptl.372-C1?t you feel beautiful - Merle Norman'c Studio on Park cast Ilion gnome many me"s Ov?pcauses prem Welcome *W lwe..a LIII YOU YAZOOSM 20)7 S. French Sanford ruru-u,.ru-iruwuwua , 3AR a RESTAURANT ( OPEN lOam.. 12 Midnight Full Menu Served 11:30 a.rft- 10 p.m. (Ann Sleczkowski Photo) Working Persons Special 11:30 a.m. . 2p.m. 15 Super Market-Western Wear . S. ' of LCC.I.dtutOv,da $It...ti(..w.q Awakening / J ). (• k StencilS ) 441! S.moralt had A$.TAMONTI SPRINOS. FLA. 17711 _________ MERLE Dubuque Iowa Beef 10a.m. to 6p.m. da 1 ca,aus tel UflYJ ., . ____________________ ________ Astrostar OUR INVOICE t PH. 313 7411 . _____ -- .._- - -- L r'r..:mp,It.t .w3ç5rI, 4 GET THE FACTS YOU CAN WASH CD 0 -N * U regarding the many types of IMPROVEMENT SELF. , __________ that you can achieve throu gh - i.chatg,able long life batteries. Ow. tsri 22 poweruI iIro.S .r mm- si' 5999 CLOTHES FOR tu 'k.I CInhtQis QnuimnSfll?y 40% LESS MONEY Hand Cut OI.i.J S- Chocolate Jsiv If' U ?fandis. Comas comPost. 411% 'sri.u5ds I'o,skrd A. Or ,uIalqiJ Suilir Than You Pay Anywhere WAS S"" Else In Sanford, When You Wash At I 'R 1 ' SHOP LEN'S PAS' For information without obligation. phone instil Licn Seminole County's only in Ethical Hypnosis SERVICE 3fl-2263 WESKA Y WASHETERIAS CP Sanford ] ok'•g 10 ____________ pjmwa___ 4søffi5 Irm w I 2O9. I.u"a .41. •' I. I [atp.riencadM.ctaantcs " I Wash, Wax A Polish Job er ies — Accessories ___ !"-i I - as.. PH. ni-sosi $1999 PWIILIn.pl..,aawn.I WASS3.& Rep4aua,nt P41is Oils, 4Illw$%&I4Iie* w*.se.'s j ______________________________ ______________________________ ___________________________________ J __________________________________________ ' ______ ER XE EKLE'" fIft i tsis S. French Ave. toss %41010111110 AUTO PARTS - Tires — Batt ulfJ1 - ADAMS ____________ GRASS m.Mu1 m5 Ii' Wi. / SHEAR SHEAR '1 \ GRASS UPRIGHT For Fast pendabl. Service _______ k&I il, 11' West 27th St. 2010 French Ave. (Neal Ti Foot P t' 31701 Park ___ ____ ________________ "° I I YOUR ., S _______ - Xi NO CAR. TRUCK WAI II hiLl ROOM WITH TV. RENTALS fwls.m. CA VA NA UGH TIRE incti HEDGE TRIMMER ______________________________ fleyC.p.v S. Fr - '' - ____________________ COPYMATE II i s. Doss oaoc,av hail 1* 4Iaal434-flv, ________________________________ Put Your Car.... 10:00 A.M..2:DQ I le - ______ GIA-94 PRICES ONCASI DOWNTOWN SANGORD 110 PARK AVE. _____________ Open I daily 5:30 &M...530 P.M- I they.regOodfor ilikindsOf I Sanford flORfllRfl COSMETIC STUDIO I In Our Handel Put a rwmtw vi' Par' I 2.517 Country Club Rd. 1 ARRIVIS WEEKLY --USDA CkOICE 10 CUT AND SNEESS WRAPPED I •.' . I ABOVE C PeR '°u' See our colorful new spring shades Ma nuscripts Speeches PHONE 122-12i Be a New and Radian? / Avenue In downtown SftfllCd'tl ______________ HINT AND Lewis Sales & Service ,Ton P*jq I Sor.s K YOur Time _______ ____________ _____________ I PICKUP .rgl Country Quick Bulletins t9L ______ Ph. 322-5958 -'•--' c,41ra Term Pap5 Envelopes • -- Try Ertha Hudson's Gourmet Specials Your for yc'.irself. The store is Good News To OpenThurs nights by A.W. Resumes thoroughly mascuime Rogue. Whatever )'cas need to make s*~ vu mew. Q~~ Letters PHONt 834-6417 SSIIOAI ...... Sun Travel Typing of all sorts and companion tnte-alcngs live Latest____ P.r Fee All - Write. Phone, See new owner-manager of Merle Norman salon. wide tximrnmg fr agrance for filed - All work guarani 2700 S. Sanford Ave. tiny tots. And girls don't for) t the 'rt'gue in your tile'. Get h:n a supply Of On bold or. 4f-.Af4f-C000f YAZOO better We Sharpen Scissors & Electric ClIpper Bldee For FREE 164 Page Tour Book - Business s ________________ PHONE $31 O)O . Advertise th e SHOP SAW FILING . ' model, Is SHOE Seminole Plaza - Cassalberry has it for you. Go &wn and w ),cLal emscganc I S CARTER ' (1) I tIP. tev, {flY selection will be reward. iI HELPFUL AND Agency p a double life for beach cr town towing. And fun items for the CASSELBERRY PH. 131.2*31 CALL 323-USO . up SEMINOLE PLAZA OE 9. Tour France; Grand Alpine; Mediterranean Magic, etc. 15.22 days from $134. / In fashion, Today's fashion 3 Ireland A Great Britain; • : moo sun ________________________________________________ many. Unfortunately ntat P.M - sun stopper hats and matching tote-em bags. Mrs. Gordon, a former creating many H Wlicars Approved our favorite area in fulli paln Portugal & Morocco: I 'put-ons' - scarves continuelo du'ection taking on the elegance gartl awaiting you in Ger. Saturday W. Behave in GOOD Patient Car. REOIONALTOURS:Enloy - I -NORA GORDON and her pretty daughter, Debbie, model the latest in - Park Mail) . . . T.,sc ares 1 '°' Phone "S-4426 Hwy. Il-ft, Delary, Florida enjoy more time In v4cnl 15-22 days from $7,17. * styles. ________________________________________ 1thsm oh but s'ca escn has I I REHABILITATION AND RETIREMENT LIVING. fewer cotrttrles (3 to 7) 1 or the appearance of natural and Sets in the new fashion BIG DIP RESTAURANT everyone has tlm to visit smart and got Singer NURSIN& CONVALESCENT Save up to beauty) isan absolute must, is glas ses and all lenses an enormous asset to at) of us 'hatter reslstant. Eyes take Fountain Service 24 French Ave. rem Sto lit cOuntries, amazingly compehonsivo, deal for your cocoa suede Gorgeous fash' - Duesseldorf. Hamburg, Hannover. MsIcfi.nd Slut. the Heat Styiss ___________________________________ eu ope f first trip. 17-58 days from - And at the Sanford salon beauty), the turns us loo tt, lute'd downtown on Park look at all the fabulous t'iutmque earrings go mobile in a dangling _ tin, Frankfurt. Cologne. L-sis I. rarm Siutpriiert$ __________________________________ CASSELBE PRY PH. 1111. 1933 HWY. 17.fl A 'SM AprittoOctober. wonderful aids to lasting favo te _________ big andbeifulcit lEer. a' S • /1.1:' years, Merle Norman conOnce she has ow face an ex' Jewelry turns to whimsy for ha se ve dedicated pertly does and she spring, both young and the elt'es to onngwhatyou extra added boost in that she soPhisticateswilhloveto'pin,j'i nerd to create a more beautiful tea ches us how to use all those its light mood portrayed as a Himelin. the town Of the irn. Orlando Avefu, (Writer and PH 411S 1241 OUTE 24fi— LEISURELY TOURS: Visit sultants Th.i.'e ISBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC $7i North Parts _______________________________________________ GRAND TCURS: Highlights of interSectwn in Casselberry. filigree style. Thing special! Come to Car- Auto Oviedo Tractor Co. All Firat Class, All Expense, Personally Escorted. - - I :: flOr-th of Thplett [ - 1 . Plan face. Y ou know, for over 40 and feel beautiful. an s.uefkrau? a' .. dynanuc new make-up plan to express renewed vitality in your local gals who also wish to look a new perspective in these new Make your vacation I , gdaugbter,Debbie, irithe products aid new shades which a fl mont. where princes meet. / ,, from the Sanford Atlantic can-its In her ahop. relate to the new look of you -_Il your visit. 2dhouraaday. is fl Eztsrinr Wash Guaranteed Lowest OroupFarel, egulady Scheduled AilIneL 42 DIFFERENT TOURS: P \ help you do this, Merle Norman cosmetologist as well. Germany, colorlul. Ira di?lon.f. various, welcomes i )'.t am t . •. Biyreuth, the ia at Wag Beat Auto Parts 1 2.25 Auto New effects Of course, require shop with her and Is teaching beige Crocheted straw with The dramatic white rDc wailed Prim Castle visit Franconia, tht land of wine. AND CAR WASH J ERRY CLARK I left) and 11111 Kondrackl display some of the engines avsillzihlr' at Action vat-king gals as wrfl as meit more talented salons woman with aflsaflyoujown mortal Pied Piper, Bad Pyr. IS - "We guarantee you a Td 1h dactunds, least on — .a*1S 90t 1111A INS SOT l 004* VI FULL SERVICE 4 , tomnake people take new notst Avenue, just across the street items and accessories *n n* farmer's wfle SIIN&i C"ded I. • 12.- 30. And Uert Is a Wednesday Urne and we Invite )ou to Allit rughtworkshopforstudertsand uLCameondown and beccrnea Make-up (1 Sanford, Do"I lelmitt your business unattended - we BUT YOU CAN BE We Don't Ha'rn " r Jij look at that face - that subtle enough to keep Natirnal Bank, pretty, She has an exciting collecux isitiulaus face' so iues the erybcxly quessing The fart is vivacious Noes Gordon. former ci bags imported and hand popular love Song. that they're Just suddenly model and consultant with the made Italy Merle Norman representative aware that you have somehow Miss junior Miss America suedes In earthy had just made that fabvlotii changed- you are a different pageant in the new owner and plain. exquisite Az ciejgni face to one of the tuindeeds Of woman, a more interesting manager. She has her adorable recreated in tapestry in SERVICE SUMMER ___________________________________________ F Sankrd Ph. fli O4O .. jLj-.., . The 'Animated Face' this spring are different enough ______ delivery e.vsce I tAt Frans., located on US. 17.E The girls conduct crafts a big big sak an pelarts. urttite square knot and the hall-hitch s., in sizes 3 and 3 knot and their vamuorti. owe cokired pearls in an =zM In. these ha ve been mastered, you chiding the *1 size i3x$). can Litate or infinite varety of Also on hand as a wide variety ANSWERING 322.0651 • no need to go jumping from one no more Joy tAm can find the best selection 7W niew make-up patterns for new touls for the best results. To her to become an expert dox. $295 40,000 "d Sanford ENTERPRISES _______________________________________________ original dejuM lMdted onlybY of chains for belts and This cl.Lu begins at 7 p.m. ad of two sample knou - the Merle GUARANTEED 405W Ftr;t FIDELITY - I throughout the country. JOHN DICKEY INC Hf PROTEIN --- VlTAMiN- UlNFRALs - 75 (AnnSieczkowskiPhotoi of sour lovely face. Yet they McROBERTS TIRES Pirjpt r>1"r, rr.. ts$Imt . - Verncrne Seip (left. are th ere, get Your supply of need. B ANN S1ZKOWSKl AVAILABLE #F NOW CAA'fEARl V AMERICAN NATURAL BREADS TEAS FTC. . t'u folks know one thing for another to find all the parts you - Action Auto does it nerti Save )our (lint' and your learned technique." Rita told you started today. While you Frans has exactly what you arts and crafts supplies at j i ALL SIZES . It is Important that agency or service area to currently at 3ov Lu Frans shop. Rita Gallimore (right) displays a cent erpie ce made using "funny fur ." New manager of the shop is ( ' Jew STEEL RADIAL FOR . . . or create intricately-patterned your imagination. And necklat'es There is stilt a good ends at 1:30 p.m. cecorabvr aflac1e "AlthoUgh materials are inexpensive and stock of candle supplies, and for Whether you join a workslscc the d ilt appears gh1y ea to obtain.the of you who have been up or wish complex and difficult to do, it is Need we say more!Go down searclung aft over for wooden home, you may be sw-e thaty PH. 831-rM BRIDGESTONE TIRES 4 DAY SEVICP PEARLS and neck1aces made b) the macrame method are featured 3J42 hWY. 17-2 LONGW000 I ABOUT THE NEW .. 'C'ji' ll f. It onpin't Cost And C&ors To k.ra-ma i Quite smh, It of t~ pinp knots it. string or corri Moved 24 .. - SFAT Ui/ P. flOAT TOPS I. SEA T' . ______ states. Throughout The Southeast V' .pj////jJj4 -__and If your interest Is top place to go. Europe and now to the United Have TOOLS 99c to $397 . UP S. French called oIustmI an Arabia c'entwies - - . 1NIALTN W.001)S IA" LTp ~ ) NATURAL FOODS Macrame'. Macrame r -• - Engines., Transmissions — ,. - just is n the t line, and Bill reason to lot of want th e front desk; look further. Action Auto Is the hround behind the fence which Impeccable business integrity, Kondracki, at is asking about a craft in iIO'Mt 414'i teat In junk cars or part,s. They tcntper by going down to Action ______ new ou know CRAVEN • c1lPcO'IIP'-- 'have top quality merchandise Auto, located on U.S. l792 in (Ann SIeczko'skU Photo) available. They t"iy only the 1.ongwood. Everything you lattst models of vehicles which need for your car Is right there. John 7.abel, owner and quality merchandise and a blc are then suipped of &Q. fluw Isn't manager of Action Auto; Jerry guarantee of parts and service, 'parts for resale. cetlent Idea? Besides, the gals say that - AfHERE THE ACTION IS Hwy. 17-2 - LOngWUOd 1 MI. South of Big Tree ____ _____ I4 with Action Auto Is that It Is ii 'me price is unbelievable, . . Y . $.nftrr 'irw ro-s's.' 'Jim 'an$ithout too much dela y.") 0ne4t0() service area. There is - / 312-2321 369--V1024 a,s '4',' -, tot did I"NWW ,nt)ther ativin t.agL' in dealing It In stock, we'll get it d.-in't or. SAWN NNt I - All makes of cars ("And If we frkty LIF øAg CASELBERRY of mechanical and sheet mrt.l 1'let liOn of air conditioners, for JO) -141 Frans, And she fi O6 _________________________________ ____________________________________________________ tarTtrsanticnmpletelirwnfIitr cne. PH zmr = 41111m, lla that 5ANr (iWU !-i FURNITURE SALES Ll MAcLIOn Auto, there Is a good for late model car neels. sent feel like a a thumb, too. When vmslu'd shop befort. decaspage was the rage imdsulitsfirmanv,whichis % apparentbtheWVmiitU5 Ui the shop and the watt MIX ON AUTOPARTSAND MACHINE SHOP sa r si . is.a.ur __ Ph 134 1DLd • WIG I ' I a so clear without making the SUNDAY £.M el .P.M DAILY $ £ M a P.M ' (Iosd Monday '" •''L'.5 S0 1Csm ?,jt DFIE 7tx'l SayS pr M01 the tiefwe Itreall)'gcLstobeabig providing a complete sekellim makes litile tricks of the trade arsultFACING , who ne ir,p','( f 1 O' neart)) eds well ip with ISO o agt' >arili In solve that problem tnilel cars, stripped doi, Rita Gnlhirnctrt, the mstruirr WO1I( Z)Mr'.. 11 it oc_ YAM Is it true blonds. have more tul' -] areas Action Auto .indlethirn help you n'Jirr'. fields of arts and crafts, is 1wc,wt PIPIJILOING up hook large s t the 3wnat r pable In so (4 ephone Well. If GAUCHO EL OR flETTER HWY. ii. his llrect L'hiI tine day service is potsthilr II" wI'li • don't yoo call John Zabel ttcaIs in all m odels of cat', Al are notIced' lttnU5C of ( is FREIGHT DAMAGED NOLL ol WIth PrtA of quality for nur neetti equal the your curls start megalwimmeanswerswtw Genr : _ anawe so talented and ca supply Ilk a large '/2 Offered all prettied %I to go Southw'a( United Sth1's, It Is mhere It Is nl if y ou n lsible for 7icI and Jerry •j looking as good as when Clark tl%ts hot line operator) to tell home. And )'*l know ai'qutre the needed Itent. withIn jer well, that If your car Is hot a day or two, thins provliling o i'tir eloth's gt all 'i'rki' iina;itaI I, - just fly. ha t crafts made abundantb- clear. . - -. haven't y'ti -- Vtrnone of arts and 11 iMUes P1 barneys cv Dodd Rd -. . frustiitm questions about the S. FL () if ER G .4RDE?V 'Vt R.cER ' - I n.th aime4 , rpt.• srieziton at hand wiecte t&JthC rose bushes. Latest veretees o patent sac Grow • R4wrt and iuisr dnrri.cnr. 1 Florida. l(cnrl luc like tz be Well, liIti't t ,c,ithrr is 111T4%t, isn't II" But it getting kintlis hot already. or as ym WfIJW Joy 141 Frans, owned b Joyc PARTS I Parts quality vrtthks rrims ca!ts xhnp is reafl3 LONOW000 _______________________ ANN SIE1 1KOWS fl Nw.17.3 or, cone) - Quality LONGW000 PLAZA PH. U3-S$23 1,0017's, a' Ibi. it cillizAl" "Orr, Taught 8 ANN, STFA-M0 W.%' I Away in The PH. U4-5544 - Craft - Po. - Cur FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE At Action Auto Macrame Yom I Be P At Joy Lu Frans Hdn Jewekrs inc. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER tmerly knn as Cash £ Save eIrs Lowc 0iaz HWV 17 97 PLAZA HWY. P1 - and Colors ii control eAcspLapY PH fl) N11 - - Uri m SavnevIce Car-ben - APC% APIA CRAFT SUPPIIPI -- GIPTS -- PIImCt!TtR$ tN. so Hwy. 17-92 I ~i hf, ~ 4 SP ML SAT. OA U 4P.M 2400 Sa 7N(iON PPM •!P 4tJPk - f)AM OPFPMOM 10 40 a ;'cruetows AtHUPS?:1A.M II, larid 81r 1udmj April it, I97 2 - 9 The Sanford Herald V , GATORS O$S. tthy Dl UM CbLA1Ia caa'u.'To'b iSIS Park - F 5,- Pars 1ImZ55d One SIOCk hail all? 57 . ACE - I WaRE Boyd Coleman-Owner I 3415, ILM AV 11, Phone U7I2* NFORD �10-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 11, 1972 16j ~~ - Four-In-One- Event Sparks Luncheon %X - - - - Z.a*~.-~-' 1 I &0011 ~- - e . ____ The Home life pament of the club voted the at Sanford Woman's Club held Cancer Drive, April 21-22-23. their annual fund raising Mrs. Kenneth Copeland and project on Wednesday. A pril 5, Mrs. Butch Cornelius were following the regular mon thly nominated as delegates to the luncheon and business metsting. Flelrida State convention f Hostesses for the luncheon Woman's Clubs. Clearwater, were Mrs. David Olmstead.. April 17-21. They will attend the chairman, Mrs. Mildred c-onventton with Mrs. SouthRandolph, Mrs. J. H. Van Ho', ward. Mrs. J. R. Wells Sr.. Mrs. R. W. Highlighting the luncheon Graham, Mrs. P. G. Harriman, meeting was a fast-paced Mrs. Clarence Snyder and Mrs. "Four-ln.O&se Event,' cornAlbert Pd. prised of a baked goods sale, Several guests introduced white elephant sale, suction and were Mrs. Luland Ribb from a bet drawing for a portable Nor th Dakota, Mrs. Michelina Pauliicci Carnavale, Rai The "baked goodies" table Harbour, Mrs. Hugh Neabtit, sold out fast and the "white Maitland, Mrs. W. E. Rurieson, elephant" sale was a big sueMrs Stanley Stevens and Mrs. cess. But the auction was the " i F" - ~- 1 - ' '1')CLPt. I ,I ' I r I \ $ 1. I _ H. H. B-owen, Sanford. ___, ,a ident Mrs. Rme South- Through the capable **sttl~- I '. 0 ward, conducted the short tioneering" by Dorothy . ..- -- '.. i£ business meeting at which time McReynotds, one just could not P.2-- -' -. - - Among the items auctiored - Department - . who sews and a silver casserole . The TV was won by Mis.c - _- club. ar ~, The Social of successful day was under Sanford Woman's Club will the responsible chairmanship of 1 a I Department :tiI!4*s\ rr( .. meet this Wednesday, April 12 Mrs William Kirk and her '.-___•._•--. -,~401;;; - ; '.:. luncheon and card party. Paulucci, Mrs. D. W. Kickliter, Mrs. Thomas Cain will be Mrs. A. C. McReynolds. Mrs. - 0 1 A I , 4 - A R DICK KLEUcER 1iS ANGELES - tNtA - These arc the days when everything has to he organic, VIKKI..ANN KOLODESKI and David Schull appear in a scene from " Feiffer's People" which Seminole Junior College th eater students and this is the place that is the center of metivs. ii ., th e Possibly the most popular peat for toning the skin. organic of the . - -- new-fangled organic - . ,,,, , -, cucumbers , Seminole Ballet Guild. half IWSR ANGRY: Your wife did inform you of her de-c4 -..: to have any more chIldren, 11cr method ... its her body. If you arc thinking of "leaving her" for -....... -- , - - :: ' - 7W -- a better reason. 'k ~-- ~ - " - likz . - ---. - - I ! -- 7,Z,Y, '- --'----- --'a k-'. A!': Mr best. AItho bets required to work 8 hours a day, he ages 10 to 12 hours per day. _6: -4i;~~L , tcn1ar snack. a - •'. - - -. ' cosmetic u 5es, besides the facial. The rind is. the girls say, great to use on dry skin , I - She is specializing in foreign again. S.J.C. is buildmg a ,-- productions of unsurpassed 4. quality. Jaeger (this pair played a the U.S Naval Ariidrmv at AnI keeping with S,J,C.'s napolis But Lt Cmdr Georgia "I'm excited about it," she Clark holds little hope for w-nm said. 'It will he a very out. sta ted philosophy of being Winners included North-South e off, and he sure needs it. also make a hair condjU ner. consistency. Then work Jt vised to leave It In the hair cent game : second, Mrs. Lydia Hamilton - first, Mrs. Robert Nicholls Thelma Holder and F. R. . Jones and Miss Ruth Puletti-, Gloria Accardi and Mrs. "Fet!fer' People" is a show fourth. Mrs. G. Pearsall and C. Dolores Finn; and abtib, -- and her academic background. for about 10 minutes, then .41 Q SNiC•IV rinse with clear water. The hair soft and manageable. The idea of using fruits Shouwr and vegetables -' , as ersatz Winter Park home of Mn. but meanwhile try these or. Micha el BogeajIg. A ssisting ganic cosmetics for a Mrs. Bogeajls as enisostess __. healthy change. Mn. David Lash. ___ The decorations featured a pink satin umbrella laden with / test fashion items. Meant for limelight ti-nm the ladies Time crne'rgem'u'c of the' button cuff shirts, they clip on over the existing buttons mule peacock showed up the They come in every color us tnistuke' of the nildiskirt Colorful slut- is asmici tie's aiicl sel as the traditional gold "Kevin tIme Bold" hairdos and silver. For the link advocate', drew the eve' to the guy while' Tnam'st'llt' muddled spring '72 means bright cot- doing mcci>, thank you, in i-lute', btck inc onyx. hint' . . .. Mrs. Helen J. Blytli both of DeBar>-, and close friends, - ' (BI- Will alld ~-ljpj ill,c, t1it and conservative clothes are These are now &rcepted Jew- or slogan bult=s. stones to Jean chains, 1072 is spnrthhirt or with beach the' year of the bejeweled wear. pcac'tick. One? man's jew. The young siisu established dry was mcre'ly functional- pendants on chains as a a watch for telling time, cuff- fashion image. Their penlinks to hold shirt cuffs darts are usunlis' symbolic, lr'gc'tm'r-. with es'oloçs and peaet as-rn'''I hi_ct's hut Ito Today the man who is sure cli'>- Items and are often _c ,u- moiw - -. t'ds t'euni, tint- ins ur:tes of himself and of his job may 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients - VA - MdIcaid Out Patient Therapy fit E. 2nd St. The young contend that start wearing a bracelet to Jewelry is meant to be fun the office, He might choose and the older set liar taken an Id bracelet similar to the this cue The current rhine. one he wore in his youth. Or toflt' p1113. n'mirinst'ent of he might wear a new eruiniri women's jewelry us the '30k bracelet that teat u r es all and '40s. tall into the lighter around strIPinf. A gold sOle of tti'Ii'L fashion :temr chain link In - are et Ii Pttt' thUuhicul nu : '- ' :.: o' _.tctr ist'iu1nrl hUh!it1 5Ujiit' Cartier * - fut $45U. fut 2111it dur-1. IthinvMunv pins tile afficitinadt, 0! fashion, -~- Ion Association. "Today's act and todzi>- s jewelry goes male lerwelry is b0dY Jew- with jean& 71wre's tl;e jean Sanford..Fla. Ph 373477 handllng vocational activities for best results Improve r credit by paying important bills quickly instead of g Think along right lines LLO (Jut)' 22 to Aug 21) If you are Interested in new mties, take the time to study ail details. Find those for - >ou are best suited an.i wait et least until tomorrow rz; 'Ore tiking action on them. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Don't be afraid to study systems that could increase your production at work. 'ed one may be us a bad mood In the morning, but by ning all changes for the better Have patience. e duty well. Think logically and all is fine. ScORpio (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) You have fine ideas on to be more efficient at work, so follow through on cm You can make much prgrrss in this area. Talk the !.ire Osey with co-wotkers and gain their confidence SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 71) Recreation is fuss sy, provided you are not extravagant or spend your time Rhine- ith the wron.g people. A hobby you have could prove most oyable scow. Plan future activities ton.ghit. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) A promise to i ClOse 22J E. First St. Dim 1 222-3423 e e I t) t:i,.jt!S are pt'mit'ct fur brightening For eveniag, lanes belts tip a dark outfit or wearing take over. Some are ' chain No )It Too \ 19.... -. are out. Turning up with pants, showing up t parties or steppIng out with city suits. Dayfirrie . . . . through. faotioo,. Summer, -- if you need some. Stock' or White Crinkle Patent. Available in Carsntry- Painting Small Jobs- Hauling Sizes 5,10.. . A,,*AA to B N widtPw, gkda- A(; Just Call The ~ $16.99 HANDYMAN 1 c must be kept if you axe to havir the harTnOnY You want Yow life is Laply up to YOU! Carroll Righter's hmdivIdual Forecast for your sign for BY is vrow ready. For your OOPY send your birthilate4nd II to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 129, Hollywood, Calif. 90026. Blake Nolan, who has disappeared under mysterious circwnstances. Nolan's sister has -- ruu SAT L.J "1,000 CONVICTS Tomorr gone to Cannon for help, but AND AMAN' (5) SpIlt Second ______ Cannon, hoping to get In.................______ (2) Somerset formation from Haskell, runs -412301's— (4) What's My Line? Into an obstinate Judge (guest () All My Children 1: 30 (2) Three on a star Arthur O'Connell). Makh 10-Il ABC MARCUS WELBY, ' - I . ---- Lives (4) Love Is a Many Splendored Thing WEDNESDAY (5) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (4) Guiding Light MORNING 6:15 (2) TV Classroom () Sunshine Almanac (9) Slim Mimi 6:30 (4) Sunshine Semester 6:45 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Florida Agri-World () Dating Game 3:00 (2) Another World ho '30 () Virginia Graham __ __ I i. Place (6) Edge of Night Life t LIve 4:00 (2) Monsters (4) Amateur's Guide to Love Can' t from 4:00 1 R] àI IPt. Under It Reqvires Parent 4 NOWI IN,4o, tilt, 9 Main.. $2 W. Evenlngs$l SO 4:30 (2) I Lost* Lucy (6) Perry Mason 5:00 (2) Dick Van TWO BIG FEATURES Starts Wednesday 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton (5) MOVl% () Romper Room 5.SNI,d fl3.$IU _________ (4) Secret Storm (5) General HospItal () 5:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo (5) Mike Douglas __________________ ke 5:30 (2) (5) News () M,eq-v Griffin 10:50 (5) Fashions in S.wlnq ______ _______________ ______________ (6) Green Acres 6:00 (6) News --------- _________________ ___________________ ____ ___ _______________________ - __-NOW OPEN _____ The National Report on What' s Happening ~~Ii ~... Tracking Down Grand Funk RR You will receive a dollar It Polly uses your favorite W84 to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. KNIGHT flAlSI'S h'IiI(ES - Promoter 'rerr> knight Luck of again raked up (tic' press to detail nest deselupnients In - NUILTII * 10 V 1(32 • Q7i2 4 Q to K2 VQJ9 7 •, 3 4A74 S0LflI (I)) VA • KS 4.19 Both vulneraiile well No.ih Fast South Ope n 2* Pasa load Pose Pan scores plus 6). The part score bidder plus 170. Then the difference is 450 or 10 IMPs. It also shows that the game bid is a good one. The 4 A Q.1 Sit Pau Pass atches score and the other bids the gaints a full 16 IMI's depend on the location of the king of spades. Put It over in the East hand. The game bidder 3 V 10565 • A 108 4 K 562 * Q game bidder ii 'etting odds )onents chalk up 1(V) points. an IMP mat ch. In the YOU stx IMP.. You go minus ID-') They s:orc.' plus 14(1 for matches. If both sides bi(I JESUS ON TV Alter nmenits from the Eiroodwuy hit rock opera w il l be performed ijii skstionwttic tck'i presenmttitiun illi AprIl 23 ole' siopi, ail i' .%l(('.Tt,' for hit' ft r $ t tiPPle', lt'U - ,, .. 'I'lit,tvi-A, T111&-11 "Think Snoisil" is part of )our bunip. er sticker repertoire, here's somiie(liing Ihut might perk sun up. You can spend >tctmr summer at'istIor% skliiig and __________________________ _________________________ liee bidding hues LiCCII coed group will be (easing for a tour, to six-week ski spree in France and Italy. The Ski-Tour Cutup it for 9th to 12th grs'n'rrs and even enthusiastic begInners are $u,sh Friday and Saturday t W '' .. East iitiuth Pu. 2* Pass 3 V Pass 11 You, South, hold strut goingto it) Instead of Isiddins one heart. your club. Your partner bids . hiatt. What do you do now? Anise.', tomorrow . 1 M1 Wulf .4hila EXCtLLENT SEAFOOD ln.apensively Priced RAW OYSTER BAR LOUNGE COCKTAIL PH. 322.5211 250$ S. French Sanford a. PLUS 'GHIDKAN" The 3 Heeded Mniter L.._,,j Tonight "BIG FOOT" "CAT O'NINE TAILS' __________________________ ____________ _____________________________________________ _________ IN DOG BAGING It- if) lsimiglil Ni*tt$p1i IrerlapsutI ASSN I to show the luck in IMP Writ bid one diamond ovar the same there a no svJing. When one stops at a part will show up soon. it pays to bid game on a fineae In IMP competition, 'Ahat do )IJU do now' thyose Ix IMPs ABid clubs, If uu use There is nothing to the play of the hand Game de- Blac k wood and find that your pends on the trump finesse pactnrr hid. an ace, you still for two ressfins The first is and to far no one eke has heard from them. But with all hose dollar signs float' ing Liound, no doubt they the Easter saturation of Jesus ihows. you COIl look forward to IIIV roost tulke1 about Jesus story around, 'Jesus Christ, Supe'rstar." a net of 240 which represents * SR 631 V AZ • 1 4 A KIll tied the finesse- doesn't work We have Shown the hand against Paul McCartnr>'s brother-in-lass and (;rand Funk's law>er, John 1. Ea;tniaii. keeps on multlpl>lng. Now it's up to $55 million against Grand Funk mncm hers Mark Farrier, Do told Brewer, Mel Stiacher as , well as Eastman. Knight c ii I m a that he doesn't know where the group is of 16 IMPs to six IMPs on the loc.itlomm cit (Pie king of ajiadi's and that Is exactly an even money proposition, also shows that how about South's jump to gamut" A ser), very alight By Oswald & James Jacoby overbid but who doesn't There Is only one Ihi 11:30 AM. to 11:00 P.M. grand inflation has set in. Knight's $3 million lawsuit P M EAST IT his lawsuit against (.rand Funk Railroad. And some IMP 11 1l:)OA.M.toIO:OOP.M. Sunday Thru Th ursday hi ERNESTINE (IL'GUEI,M() WIN AT BRIDGE LOBSTER HOUSE Service From homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, PoHy 'a Problem or solution event that you bld the game PISCES (Feb. 70 to Mar. '10) You want to bt more 24 IV . T010, but In your efforts make sure you do so and your opposite numbers Pose 3 4 stop I a part score, it costs pose 46 0 corapktc whatecer has been started. Sparta are fine here. -11w Stars im;wl, they do not compcl" What you make (5) Password 12:30 (2) News (4) Search for ANOATS 00 these Jobs-hAZEL make. In rubber bridge your op ne of those delightful young peOple with many tine ldeu, ueds to be taught early to study them well before Wiling them In operation- Your progeny has in •iceicnt sind so p'epue now for higher education. Also, teach early 1Ju1'II1!JYI - -- "K ING of the 40 111LI 6911 BOTH IPI COLOR Deal (4) (t) Movlii fillies to be wrenched or hammered about. A rubber maikeeps everyone happy about the results of any of AQUARIUS (ian 21 to Feb 19) You can make Peat ropess ''.n your irittllectual ersdeavCrs, be it writing, or IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, . he Of she will be - Haskell. Cannon wants to talk to Haskell about a possible heir, (9) Let's Make a says "Where is the hammer?" when there are wdow latches to be loosened or chrome plated plumbing wron" with South's four' hatever. Change your approach with co-workers and gel reater cooperation from them. Be wise. ______________________ (43 ',','t4r0 tlio AFTERNOON YOUTH BEAT PfIA DON WALT DISNEY'I [EON of the SOUTH" J Dv+'.Ia Th..t,....J LA S T Full FILLED WhY , 6 *at.r WINS-VS DUCK 11 o an.1s,1,Lc,Ad,,rrure 11:30 (2) ttollywood Square's (4) Love of Life (9) Naws (6) Golddigiers __ 27JO MATINEE DA ILY fitepf Sat Sun 1 751 9:30-10:30 CBS CANNON BERliN ,---The story centers around an elusive Nevada multimillionaire (sounds familiar') named Guthrie St yle 11:00 (2) (4) (5) News 10:30 (2) Concentration MALLET damage is done to the finIsIs on furniture when knocking tacks or nails back Into place. In ham' thu :'rr'.:ntar,t person in > our life Entertain at home in nth u*laun is the keynote. Relax tonight Pick your favorite from thing done. 322-2U5 Sandals are n, nighttime . . . - from now on No Job Too Small. lag MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Take no risks ' Ai-rhie' 1$urikt'rs who think Hippies and flower children a wutci:. i-,t'ss or whatever. ARE being worn. Return the New York front. man has regained his senses led the way with beaded Buttons arc also worn on the staid fashions of yesterand that cropped coiffures necklaces and bracelets, jeans, such as smile buttons year' Not so you'd notier In New York, from rhine. wOrn with an alien neck Aunt and happy day. £ clix at home tonight. 'wt'ert your friends are" tram the lw-ru fashion capitals fashion." O'Kerfe said. "and pocket. Besides being deco- everywhere from pant cuffs And tha t's the latest saga of the world, It I, only the jeweirs is no exception ratis-m' It's perfect for holding to Jacket lapels And the> of sartorial splendor from -. you rontrol )'our temper and all is fine, r sure you are not extraiagnt in any way. Make this a CENTER W %,ct pan's The% can tie 'AD .- nis today, and thu is fine, but keep a cheerful manner NURSING chain-a shiny gold chain with ai.hume garb such as a belts others feature Inter wt',icl. ,ttutlie's %c the' waist- turtleneck ssst'uter and sd. e'stlng arid distinctive Jew. !jLjj,,~i - (, I.MINI (May 2110 June 21) You want to be with good ' t-ue' latest news from tree men's f ashion revolution here charac- curdin : It; ffic ialest trends treniendutis infitlenef: ()ii back , _______________________ __ stone pinL. (right) appear on the after-dark scene for evening% out or at home for coral. Cufflinks with the -. - MAUDE C. b tid',.,i.' WILai got" ~q 11-4.1 () As the World Turns (5) Boro's Big Top -- DEAR POLLY-The best kind of hammer for a housewife to use Is a rubber mallet. When hanging pictures personal affairs that could make your life more when benefits are handed out. Be SUIt to handle iii of flack about how mcli's Chinese infltienc't' in jade orshort a time and that the let-s are popular. too, bckhiishi I'e's .cot in jt at'"Young people' have had a f L"guments. Go to bed early tonight. URUS (Apr. 20 t Mi>- 20) Ideal day to concentrate onious and hippy. You can solve annoying problems . Dt':ne iCwt' - --- - retully to suggestions of an associate r you may be the in the States Striped enamel bracelet (left) i fron, Off-the-Cuff wear went to extremes in too delicately curved - n ;sn mbk activities you like today and derive much pi:ieu from them. Make sure you are with friends and Commercial iv, . - . windinS up intetestinS but not vital arT&ngcmcntL LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Make it a point to listen . - K. S. IIaJ()L1) p •- T- and million Then the officer is; offered $3 :niilmn From ti-c 1O:)O (2) To Tell the Truth 7:00 (2) Today (6) News or will I have to reupholster the headboard?-MISS ways a handyman type who . FLOWER SHOP - . sptt' of some reports to the for lapis Lazuli and orange . -i--- was made by Mn. Bogeajis and the bride's mother. Miss Hamilton is the trideelect of Gary D. Bander of Lake Helen. Atlendir,g were the bride's mother, Mrs. Russell T. Hanilltonand her grandmother. . _ chunks of jadi' amett: st Good loui,mnj TIit' nicti's fashion indus. trs' ne'edecl that stint of nc.re'n. imitations * n c I ii d e green tnn,'s that look like mainiIiiic n . . .. .. .: DEAR POLLY-1 have a bookcase-type bed head- ~' board upholstered with white vinyl which is badly soiled Is there a way to get this vinyl white again Into supporting places in furniture there are no aftermath marks. There Is al- orzow you wW be able to put in motion interes ting new s that you can handle well. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can engage in those SANFORD brella cake. The trade's cake . .- - rt--ru-r ' ----------- Polly's Problem and actie but >- ou are we ll advised not to c-emulate on important plans. Instead, use this energy to ,- 10 . flowers and a matching urn- ('try as Purpose' is to adorn lhl:t.1:N III:!sNESSa' and call attention to ttit' \E% Woin.'n's I-4lior body. Ness tvlt'i adorn the NEW YORK - NEA - neck, the wrist, the wuist," Cuff clips or button covers for several seasons men's fashions both From Ness York -cull them what >'oti wantand Paris tuis'e stolen ttit' art' one of the season's tint- I'C' cI.N lavender, pink and magenta Is about in her midi - , ' -. , bridal shower April 10 at the or the rutabaga, of course, The Peacock llaia,66 from the Carroll Rightet Institute - • arywug st of honor ita while before they can find all)lhing to do with the onion -- ceiling throughout our apartment and it worked fine. You would never know the cracks had been there.-EVEL.YN ill SAy N cosmetics opens up a lot of Miss Lydia Hamilton of Possibillities. It nsa>' be a the entire family. Motz; and sixth, Mrs. D. Richard David. New York Bejewels "J ________________________________________ theory is that It leaves the Guest Of Honor tion. admitt1ng women to An- nfherextensiveforeigntravels mended for tape. Sand Just enough for a smooth finish and paint. itly ter or paint off the wall, no am, adding enough wa- comb It through with a Wide-' G. a cre toothed comb. You are ad- train men only for shore dut> ." She said she believes she got stir said. "then (lies could start the nod from the Navy because for all ages and is recoin- SCtiIIlldt; fifth, Mr. and Mn. V. Ruth Gallagher and Mrs. napolls -. stick e on to husband used this tape and compound on the walls and FLOWERS too. Mash half an avocado to Into your scalp and hair and en seeking admission to the standing student body It wilt be truly "community oriented and William Stone; second. Froehlich; third, C. D.sglla and on slulK,' or it they decide, to DEAR POLLY-Betty did not know how to repair a crack in the ceiling where water has leaked in. My hus- POLICEMAN S WIFE ______________________________________ ano (4) Dr. Seuss' Cat In the Hat 5:30 (2) From Yellowstone MD • For Abby's booklet, "Hew to Have a Lovely wea1,.g." — The same avocado can t to get It to the proper arddrm% as students a real challenge faring ii room- institution." the public- will . Mrs. Moll) Tressler and F. J. A. Whea tley; fourth, Mr. aM - it the decide It) Put V'lifliCfl I ul of bright no-n like that " admitted free to this procluc'- Shoenuiker; third, Mrs. Ward Mrs. F. Tapner; fifth. Mrs. ~ (5) Mod Squad t)EAII POLLY-Betty, who has a crack in what she ' offered to McGarrett for 12 Heart Is to Tomorrow thinks is a paperboard ceiling, had better worry about 4') HawaiI Flve-O a leaky roof. It she gets enough water in her ceiling, the .................... (9) Movies weight might cause the plastetWard to come down. After (2) Nichols the roof is repaired, she can seal the plasterboard with a (4) Cannon patching compound that comes with lions on the fi:oo (9) Marcus Welby pmckao _('f' to someone who is an duty? A policeman earns his . Charlie Buwn POLIY CR,MIR S (9) Love, American 7:00 (2) I Dream of jeannIe (4) Truth or Consequences (9) Dragnet 7:30 (2) Dear Deductible Criieks in Gilhigs t'UII to a policeman to please go down to the station and Organic cosmetic enthusiasts claim that the juice of o lemon is as refreshing to the skin as is toil, natural oil& will lubricate the DeBar>' Bridge Club had 34 Johnston and Dr. A ::l-vear-old Navy Lieu- affairs at the univcrsitvs grad- theatre program that will under the Roseborough. tenant' from the tin"iversity u-Ite "bol of Pull:ic alliars tu pro"Ide Sanford am theatre- tables In play East-West winners were first, u complete work on her master's goers with college theatre direction of Oscar Crosby April of Washington be the first woman Instructor at degree. here's how to l{epair rough parts. R. R. Miss Ethel Johnson , EAR liIt: Consider It done. rub the rind over your elbow's, or your hands, and the ~ Brid(re Club Names Winners If you missed that pr(sclut-tion, don't make the same mistake I'4)LLS POINTERS ter. using enough of both to go be>-ond each side at the crack. When this dries, apply a second coat covering the rtsac'y is to leave the house. Abby, will you please tell readers that It they want to hands of a Navy commander I]-.00 (2) Sale of the Contury EVENING has come to see him, he is on the telephone with ene cite who calls to talk to him about a tag to do with his job. He never gets any rest, __________ The avocado has other magazine, AP TUESDAY --- uess using a joint compound that is a .Aiuiapolis histiuctor Sees Little issue of "Florida Theatre" —_________________________________________ - elbows particularly. Just i ---- ready-mix plaster and the rolled tape that goes with It. __________ A similar facial can 400 theatre-goers, and received minerals, do the job better grated cucumber and sour critical praise In the January bec-ause of their organic con- cream - abut a tablerPoon LE -- krne someone Is always coming to our door to talk to The pollee department will not allow us to have I P1 telephone number. The only way we can get any countries. The plates, in the * Television ____ - = _I. a smooth coat of the the skin. and humarurt. Jules Feiffer, Jarand, Instructor of speech December was viewed by over taining natural vitamins and produced by combining TT -J I 1% problem? Isty husband has no time to relax. Wh,en lick it off for a delicious claim this is refreshing for based on the cartoons of The cast of S.J.C. Theatre The Seminole Players' They c I a I m that such nationally xtrclainied cartoonist students Is directed by Roger L production of "Bus Stop" in fruits and vegetables, eon- A — ______ — _____ ____ not sure that Is the correct solution to this problem. is your opinion' ANGRY - - -- - f dr ed of ~--2'- - . d àisuUst-i juice . ' California avocado and mush Into a quart of boiling water ittnti smooth cream If VOU add a tablespoon of rose- e E — reason I am upset is actually because she did it -. I ---.---- - -- * who Puss stolen them, are first j J. twlyparter finds IMrGarrett in Men'' liohert I-'nitworth por. C. Scott narrating a allow that the middle of a multtmilhlontries to inspect more than 50 dollar auction for stolen plates with agents from enemy --- 56 - egge .ary wt Medicine IMth anniveri I RERUN )("The — 4' 0 r'. F'hiOM In feature roles NBC ambitious .project -rntntitetl Into a single - - hour of teIevLion. It helps U11-9 10uns HAWAII FIV}' 7.308:30 ARC MOD S4.UAU National l'iirk System mark its ( UIiUN i-The windui (if a * u I my knowledge. I am thinking of leasing her, but . / sit th ere for about 15 the Juice of a lemon as an whip up acceptable - they sn> preferable - substitutes minutes. When you're fin- astringent. Just squeeze and Main th rshed, your This Friday, Saturday, and will be presented at 8:30 p.m. in and drama and recently sip, at home, using such items skin will have lemon and apply It to the S 40 'A 0 't. . - 6 YEI,I.OWSTONE TO — 1' 8:30.9:3 each other. Faulk, as usual, is — * the unfaithful wife, and Suzanne I'lchett and J'IPIn Marley arc . great. 13) 46 , 4 niurderTbe interlided victim is the same accountant t Norman Sherman Is the voice of the Cat. an affair white he's been hospitalized. Stella Stevens Is Veil), who suggests the best __________ 43 44 ________________ Vt' base two children [both girls I and I want a son 7>, t.s said that two children are all she ssants, then she ahead and had one of those intrauterine des-ices inwithout my knowledge She surprised me with the .-. - v 7" organic- manufactured ter to get it to the consis- your facetothe steam, using creams on their faces or tency you like, a towel around your head to rinses in their hair is untrap the rtenm. thinkable These ladies have Then just smooth it on They also suggest using discovered that they can your face and neck, and let Players Slate Free Play Hope For V omen >tudents '11 —' matian several months later. tent And. n.aturall%-. the pur- 01 the cucumber to one-quarveyors of fruits and vege- ter cup of sour cream. Only tables are encouraging the keep this on about three mmtrend. utes, the organic faddists advise. It's supposed to be the idea of puttin' sume non- blender and add a little wa- spoon 4o1Ie,L. "Friffer's People," a comedy lobby. ——— -- -- - ' — I Leigh Is a socialite with ThIng Two, helps tile young palf financial woes. They both have overcome boredom. Allen his wife, who has been having TOMORROW-An 30 31 32 ______ _________ j T4 I __ 'j j ______ 4 ——— alter. . ervre. So it's only natural cosmetics is the avocado fa. The use of herbs is supthat tht- California girls are cml. Yr-un are ads'irr'd In take posed to be helpful In creaflipping over organic cos- a quarter of a ripe, peeled ting a steam for the skin. will present this weekend. The public is cordially invited and will be admitted free of charge. c' 2F1 - - - WIiy to solve their particular tax problems Is fcr them to nuirry 20 —— -. successful songwritt'r and Janet with helpmates Thing One and blind man who plans a p.rf'(t fT I FAR ABBY: My wife has presented me with a prob- Cosinetics Take On Fla - 1 T • jeiliUlOiC j I.uhlor I park both parts Identical twins discusses leading beagle psychiatrist, wrong. It develops her doctor ii Morton and the Mod sibling rivalry, with a bitter blackmailed problems offers and solutions. dotnineering Lucy Van Pelt, being Schroeder the pianist, Pep. Squad has to operate to solve The Pith t)irnenalnri and 'Their lives undergs a radical Jonathan Winters. the comic, change when one 'if the twins is 'rtnint Patty. lintis, Pigpen, (he iIwttir's problem. join Srntt for related en- severly btirned and the r.ir set against the background of tertainment, The program and results of plastic surgery rn - -Beethoven music. The plot this titakes a gooti point for longer make them identv ' time involves Lucy's burning 1)11 'EtJS.S' THE preserving the wide-open twins CBS 8.1:30 love for Schroeder, who Ignores CAT IN THE HAT 4 llI:IIUN — her and Ignites her fury. This TV version is based on the first Of 11'IcorIOr (;cisers big—— • £ £ 0Is selling Beginner Rooks for mischievous cat 8l0 ABC MOVIE OF THE he T children. I)EAII NBC 7:30.8:30 HURRY FINAL 7 DAI( "In Broad l)ayllght" A twoucrlhIl.E IIEIIUN i-An with the stovepipe hat visits %I,' d I want your opinion before I make a decision on t . I ..n ere not nnl a rlrs bt friend. they 're also a InriIment1 0 ' — ____________ 24 - hIrlIy [dl 'i' - i Apirt' An intruing (flfl and a ditIfrtiit role for Sally Field ( the Iittø Me 'Flying Nun" who play appropriate hour In the wake if two youngsters confined to their suspense thrililer, the picture tax deadline. Peter Falk plays a home because of rain and, along stars Ilictiaril lionne playing a -— — -. — — — iT — — — IT' — , o an ~ , Kenneth Wing. ' ——— tint to -uu and he can afford It, ask him. Besides, Vol_ j d — — — — I. SR FIFTY: Face it. Your husband is not likely to ou a bigger diamond unless ~vu ask him to. If It's that Woman's Club. Getting ready for the fun-type auction are from left, Mrs. David Olmstead, chairman of hostesses; Mrs. Rose Southward, club president; and Mrs. William Kirk, program chairman. Wendell Springfield and Mrs, games In the afternoon. - Cfl5Ifl1 ' r- 1 . ~c,iisvlry %hich I sav,ed for out of my houwhold He gave me 25 rows! husband could well afford to buy me a bigger dtaand I feel so shabby and insecure in the presence of ods who have such lovely jewelry. FIFTY - -IN-ONTE EVENT highlighted the April meeting of Sanford & J. DSVig "Lk- - -'-sf'- 9. I 7 ---. hostesses and Mrs. Clarence Jr., Mrs C).arjcs Kauffman, Redding and Mrs T. B. Butts Mrs. John F. Welson, Mrs. '•i . i - I .-. - sit 1 noon, far the monthly committee, Miss Elizabeth V _ iltr -t - ' 2 r — — — — I near It' 7: iii', tty 41 Tidy (ab) 30 Japanese l5C,ntur - V 25th wedding anniversary I gave him a fine When I opened it I found my old ring with the tiny nd replaced! I tried to put it on my finger, but I had a,,me weight and it wouldn't lit. I rut it b-ck in the hasn't been out since. Jo I do? Go to work and earn enough money to 1%I wif a nice diamond ring! Make my little ring larg- outstansIing"form"forthelas o .'I It" knning 24 1 .. Christmas my husband put a tiny box under the with glass liner. - A. 2Uhitrh tnln high .jra% - ..,-,i a jewelry store, I'd stop to look in the windo, '-icband would walk awa -. w.rc a beau tiful brass headhoard for a queen size bed. ..JLJCIdI '•Z I !ian,Io,l 37. Poetic -- alter, I lost the diamond out of my little ring. My '.1 promised to buy me another one, but he didn't, It — say "no" toher prices. 1 .1 IS )lel'r.w -- k1-t hoping he would replace it with a larger one. He --t .- ...- ' ______ __________ _____ 50 iTOih,,,. IC irs W CW IPIW N. Y. W,,s trw. isal 111 ABB': When ms husband and I were man-ted he gave me the smalk* diamond I had cs'ei c glad to get any sired diamond at the time, but .'ars passed. my husband became more prnpersui - _________ ______ _____ II Actd-ti1on tihn.iat (roll) , Went attriy 71 OtItita1 tin 3 Short acbtLi 23 M1t hit %% 43 bi'ntiiI 22 lit kild M*hI 4 t'ruu'cii Mian. 25 Foot )(itnt 43 i-,ihoaovhdl (tool ) 27 Medicinal ML.ittI (Sot ) 3 — ti (ai*hak) -uIanI a Fotli-, amount s flirt 'trh 17 Snir fruit $01 an Asian 7 Cotton b'jndl, 30 Ili Or uoIl) 49 African country trpuh%i a MaOruo 31 50 Hia,t%. (roll) 3 Kind 37 flf VOfltIIfll'I )rvuily 9 Wish IihiIv 34 ' (2 oeds) to r th (toll) (Scl pt.(iui nc,nl,er (toll I 36 Culture It Day 33J.p.n. 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You can gel more Information, bi writing to Europe on Skis. 49 West 371h St., New York $1,000 f'OI( YOU - DeadlIne is drawing nec, and 51,000, lots o watches and severul plaques are lockfd sri a safe WiittInig to be awarded Sea if you're invoiced I'm some U'urt?iIi doings, write us a letter tit care of thi s pajier as tiJJscsal entry into the NEA-Cijruu'e'lle Take Tsniit' to Get Involved Contest. (IIIEF' FOR 'fliK (IIIAMMYS.'A Motussn executive rlal:iird that th e (lramnmy awards were "unfair and ma>' 11 NIGHT$ LEFT SEASON ENDS APRIL 14 M4flneis- Monday, Wednesday & Satorcia, Post TImes 1:43 p.m. arid I p m. SORNY NO Play The F abulous Big Pertetta MINORS lx' rsen crooked." The Motossn exec Halsted there were SECOND POUND CENTRAL FLORIDA DERBY TONIGHT totes b) companies and misplaced calr4orles. Illuc %otIng (companies trading vate Fu that Catch Collil)*D) "Ills it, one category) was denied, but mmtanv people agree that seiteral pop artists litere ull$-categor ed under rh)lhin fPA—IRM -OPJMgr. %Pw e% KEflflEL CLUB and blues, Anyhow. Motown didn't base any winners SQ Mdea no.th of Orlando botw.en - (!) _____________________________ �- Li 12—The Sanford Herald ---- - -:---------- Defending Champs Sparkle S Rotary Wins Junior League Opener JUNiOR LEAGUE Rotary 7 Manse 1 Fresh water fishing in the local area continues to be flnt in spilt of the high water caused by last weeks rains. Shad are hilting trofled lures in the Marina Isle section of the St. Johns as though the season was just beglrudrig Instead of almost at the end. Bob King, camp operator, told of one catch at 10cm Saturday with half ci them roe. Catfish are ona biting binge, according to King, with bream and speckled perch not tar eh1nd. Bs have nut been ictiosilag since t* storm but some anglers art still getting limits. Osteen Bridge Camp cm SR 415 also reported cattish plentiful, specks of unusually large sire biting and a few regular bass fishermen doing pretty well with their specialty. The Wek'a River has been the scene of some mtght fine ban catches far the live bait anglers. One lady In particular, Dottle 11111 of Holly Hill, should have sore muscles from pulling In the bass this past week. Early In the week, she had a string of nine, Including a 7r. pounder. Saturday she had another beau tiful catch with an P'.. pound fish topping her string. Chuck Hinemiller landed one weighing five pounds even. Judy Sutton enjoyed several good days of speck fishing also out of Camp Seminole. Tommy Sparks. iohnle Sparks and Ken Baker came In with combined catches of 50 pounds of catfish, while Jake Shedd of Oriando had about the same wright in pan! lab. LS This was the opening game of the season and Rotary showed why they are the defending champions. For the winners, Terrell Ervin had a triple, Jeff Anderson had two hits, David McCook and Roger Verifier bulls had one hit apiece. For Moone, Jeff Dial, Kevin Ward and Steve Plapp had one hit each. Winning pitcher, Dan Wells; loser, Greg LaTour. COTINKN'TAL LEAGIJF. Jack Praiser Ford 7 United Trans. UnIon 4 Chuck McMuitan had a home run for the winners, Jay Bergman had a siqgle. Far United Transportation Union, Arthur Knight had a double and single, Bobby Tuwher and John Krnncdyeacbhadahll Win. fling pitcher, Jim Fdmnnd.s, laser, Rand, Harve:.. George's 14 Hal Spragins Uncoth Mercury U Jeff Jones, Greg Lisson and Billy Griffith each went three W I for four for Georges, one of Jones' was a double. For Hal loser, Andy Tharpe. Mi'S SOFTBALL Spragiris Lincoln Mercury, AMER1CAN LEAGUE William Frederick wont three Sanford Atlantic for four, John Jenkins had two National Rank 14 doubiesandWavneLfvetyhada SeminefrPetre)eum 2 single. Winning pitcher, Archie Seminole Petroleum got to Ivrs, loser; William Frederick. hits In the game, Paul Gabn had a grand slam home run. Pat NATiONAl. LEAGUE Johnson had a () Greg Pringle a triple and single, Seminole Sporting Goods 17 Kevli' Miles two doubles, Eric Chase 2 Kundson a double and single, Seminole Sporting Goods Doug Thomas and Walter scored 17 runs on oniy one hit, a Durland each had a hit. Sanford single by Mike Wagner. Chase Atlantic had I-wa hits In the had three hits In the game, a game, both singles by Pat double by Ken Davidson and O'Rrler. and Leonard Rivers. singles by Daryl Stewert and Winning pitcher, Rocky JetDarrell Miles Winning pitcher, nigan; loser, Roby Sawyers David Stson; loser, Daryl florida Slate Rank 8 Stewart 'United States Rank 2 Medical Center 15 Chris Gardner had a home FIFed15 runanddoubleforFlorldaState Tim Robbins had a home run Rank, Joe Smith a double and and triple for Medical Center, single, Larry Vonflerbulis and RryonRrockshadtwouip.s, Robert Newman each had a Kevin Crouse two singles, double, lins Kelly had a single. Martin Roberts, David Roberts Jimmy Kennedy had a double and .like Alken each had a and single for U.S. Rank, Jeff single Far First Federal, Andy Hullmger two singles and Mark Thairpe, Kitty 'iars and Roger Renaud a single. Winning Herring earl' had a single. pitcher, Larry Vonflerbuhis; Winning pitcher, Kevin Crouse; loser, .ltmmyKeru*d. Lake Macwoe Ian ii Winchester Homes 2 JohnJoneswentthreetcwflve with * double for Lake Monroe Inn, Bob Hood and Ralph Jones each had a double and Berman Bridges two singles. For Winchester Homes, Danny Tarilon had a double, Brad Belew two liflhliCs and BUI Mixon a single. Winning piteher, John lambert; loner, Ben Stapleton. B AND 1) ReelIng II Stremberg.Carlsen I Roy tAsk, Brad Leon and Larry Kennard each had a - Sot? Water . — -- - ,- - fnmnvoarhthiy(larre(Uo(lay lie has a 5-1 record with an 0.52 ElLA. lie has l6strike outs in 45 innings on the mound. Frank Sloan is expected to hurl Friday agame lie hums only fly IIERKY ('USH to -,vr,r'v against the Hounds pnii'4 out a4- les1"n ;sr (;rrwlirs rI ('olr.nlal ci t-Oreror.l but has an 0.70 ElLA Writer herald Sports siare the (,renadiers in hopes of coming Chuzual .wked four and (,renadlers The in 20 InnIngs out.s - with 27 strIke Metro lead at the present along up with a victory today larry third Innings and did not ,i lie got a late start due to Operation Metro gets put with fivarn and must tangle (hurtat lnwitha6-I record will the C,renadlers a thing. basketball attempt to halt the Grenadieri struck out only three but 414 'ir.! If things go right, hirown will Into effeci this afternoon by the with the Trojans an Friday. I yman (.reyhounda who begin ii La that Friday meeting and keep the Hounds in con- Lisa. a w-ilk nor give up a -'I carrie back to pitch Saturday Isri t l'.oklng their last dit( h attempt to Evans and Colonial laotian. This La the lIrAaflds final The .nly base runners mansbetween game, Hut (iciuitt by the Grenadlers ws its nattta spot tha*t fIgure, heavily in the home carn. Chunat picked up one of his errort plan of Coach Payne The gaines agalnat ilistrkt toes In the cuVCted Metro Concorny Wise one ii the Ikaund; must dump (clonhl sk victories against the hcllbcplautngtnwlnthrmnafle feren' (nai ii Jirmi Payne feels his today and the (.renadlers must (okmlal.s nine working in relief hurlers on the Colonial crew - at a Ilmiac hard hitting junior catcher hounds still have a shot at turn around and knack off of KevIn Stephenson It was that was the losing pitcher In the KurtMcLecxlissettlngthepcu" ;*rhis a ahhre of the COO' Ivans for the operation to hr. relief jab that proved the cut- fIx-st meeting with the Hounds ferenre in the first meeting Wise worked the nInth inning ci stii-r-s,c(iil for the team in hilts and ILium ference title but II mnuat start 'ø ii ci 'und between the two schooLs at th. the extra Inning affair and sew with '.l.t'r, i s-ni h i ilI i currently carrying a batting to.i'n - ,,_._.__. ' ______ ' i_. -- - - . -- - - _____________ . - .__'i,-___-_ - _____ __________ _____________ - ___________ . ,- -- . - - .'- - . - z-- -• - - - - - - _____ _____ _________ - - -- - - - - - - For Seminole '9' Week Host Colonial Today - - - - ______ -4- Ih: - - C ---f--- = -- " II —.' - ..i4 _____ i -' -- :Jt MIKE HAMM (lth) c Lake Monroe Inn is out at first during last night's men's softball league acUon. The first baseman for Wlnchcter Homes is Alan Williams. The \Vinchester Homes pitcher is Ben Stapleton (center). Lake Monroe Inn won the game 15-2. (Don Vincent Photo) _- I - Greyhound who caused WIas the 1 - - jtM.sernndandthtrtandthfl ' I -- • • Aseven-runthlrdloninganda double and Frankie Scott's the Oriole cause. ten-run fourth provided An Oriole riior gave the helped chase Homer. IndIans with a easy 174 uiumnph single %'iUta came on to put the fire out Cards * base runner In the filth over the Braves in last night's and preserve the victory for and he came around to score on outing, It was the fourth win Homer. threcY wild pitches. Mike Hen. withoutathisfarthechargesof Wi1c hewuthallUJ',le son,lnrellef,wasindangerof Homer. Homer did not allow a hit losing his second game of his The Indians parlayed two before the four-nan fourth of the little career events each as Andrews got a and Bob Cuthty finished third By MARION MERRITT Inning raU' came. errors, four walks, a hit bat- Braves. third In the Javelin with a throw with a time of 49.5. The mile wri Hald Sports SIiIan aid two hitS intO their Jimrn Wheaton walked 10 G A I N E S V I L L E T h e 11167 feet, 11 Inches and also a relay team of Kinder, Bradley, In the major ISaIUt St'Vefl rUfl outburst In OrioLes scored twice In the last Lead off the Oriole sixth and ° Seminole Junior College track third In the shot put with a Qithty and Corky IIowland,, later,Jodyicrdan,runnlng Rand) WiLlis and Dennis olthesixthwithtwooutstoedgeouts for Wheaton scored when team grabbed the lead early in heave of 44 feet, five Inches. finished second at 3:129 jus..1 Freshman-Junior College Bensen threw the shot 43 feet, one 10th of a second behind Golden delivex-ed the only hits In the Cardinals, 6-5. The Orioles Henson's grounder was track meet held here this eIght Inches iou- a fifth place Miami-Dade North. the third for the Indians. acts-ed a run in the first when misplayed. With Henson on past weekend and finish. Rowland, running the 440 Hits were scarce In the VictOl Blair singled and came Calvin Ward delivered a never relinquished In the high jump Roosevelt yard Intermediate hurdlai far It. indians ten run swge also as to the opposite field to The Raiders scznd1y defeated leaped sIx feel, good for a only the fourth time this year, 001) three were credited to around and a on a few wild pitches single score the winning x-' the finld of eight turns by second place finish. Charlie clipped another second off his them in that frame. Mark Bell, in the second the Cax-danals Henson picked up his second gatherIng 130 points for first Harris and Larry Washington time as he finished third In 55.9 Ted Homer and Willis staked Dree Duds to * three run win 11 the season against place. Behind the Raiders were got third and fifth In the triple seconds. delivered the hits for the un- lead with a low' run rally. Three loss. He struck out five of ° the FjQx-a frusi with 107, jump with jumps of 45 feet, 2h1 Randy lindel, the Raiders' beaten senior League leaders. walks and the only twO hits seven men he far'ed. Miami-Dade North 81, florida Inches and 43 feet, 7 Inches, ace rniler and distance man, I°" In losing Dudo pitched a Bell, Willis and Jim Palmer manaaied bY ran the mile In 4:21.6 for a.' the lead. Johnrne Wilson tremendous game striking out Junior College of Jacksonville rrspectivel. all scared three times for Mantee 60, Lake CIty 43, Veaco Bradley' the nation's fourth place finish. He came ii double and John Lee ten batters and allowing ønly Miami-Dade South 10, and the number one junior college back to rum a very respectable victors, Palmer and P..andy deLvered four tilts. Homer both crossed the plate a single for the CiWdlriaiS University of South Florida sprinter, had another good day three mile In 14:50.6 Iou- a third Blair led all hitters with two law'. Dade South, the top Junior as he sprinted 'o a first place In place finish. twice In the fourth frame. Duds had the Orioles under Willis was the Leading hitter his thumb until his c'oritrol left hits in four hits College in the state, only sent a the 100 yard dash with a 9.7 and The 440 relay team of few competitors to the meet. first In the 230 yard dash with a Bradley, Washington, Kinaler The Raider win was an all- time ci 21.9. Bradley also and Harris ran a 42,1, gu for played second In the broad fourth place. The Raiders around team effort as gathered more second and third jump with a leap of 23 feet, 4% travel to Bradenton this places than usual. The Raiders Inches. Saturday for the Suncoast grabbed the lead In the field Jerry Hock continued to invitatlonalatManateeJunlo. i events as Lenny Varn tossed the dominate the pole vault as he College. The Raiders have been discus 141 feet, six inches Ice- once again cleared 15 feel preparing aU year for the state first place. Tom Bensen chipped David Ustler also figured In the meet which will be held on May In with a 135 feet., two Inch throw scaring as he cleared the bar at 5, in Gainesville and If they can good for a fourth place finish. 13 feel for a third place finish, get another strong learn effort Jamnle Andrews and Bensen In the 440 yard dash, Svryal there's a good chance they can picked more points in two field Klnsler ran a 49i for second take it all. to taki liberty with the Colonial ,, Nets Pull Surprise, liminate Colonels - , - 60 - .,., " '--' ; - - ''-J: -''' - - . . - - . -' 9 - .- .. - .- . ;:"- T' =--- - . 7_ .--si'.. ...- , - S I -, :' -' _. , :rr - ' -- , .. '-.:-- most pain for Lyman in the Ilr meeting were leadeff latter Jim haag who reached fmarcitheflvetimeshebattld. Hehadasin&.$*1kaI'Ind lived twice an Lyman urrors, The second batter in 11 ColonIal lineup. Tom Stephen also wAI bear ,tr'h1ng H. got to the base patlum the first thins tiriws he batted on two ngl and a walk. lIe was shut o elan Chwial came an. WIth (1w return of Liny Brown, who will be playhig despite a broken non., ttse IIOWIdJ flzre to be strength at least an defenas. The ussal In.nn f' (1 at Mour4 baa Brian K uix-.i scat leading hitting second and playing c,nterftsld, Dan Rvtc hit.. wig third and playing ,lgid, Slaphraon in WI acid hing fourth, Sam Parker at flz batting fifth, 3ob Cantine hittIng sixth ant playing shait and Brown hitting playing iecond. Clnuaat hitting Kentuckycloscdto99-96W1th . 4UNIONDAIL, N.Y. (Al') - Kentucky,wonderingwhathapP 53 seconds to play, then reNets accom pened. The New York ., The Colonels were supposed gained possession, but guard pushed their impossible three-set Louie Dampler missed a had dream—or at least part one of to win this series The> •,., an ABA record with 68 regular point attempt with 17 seconds to ., - * It—Moods) night 't. by New ' = Two free throws Rick Barr) had a premncmitlon season .,lctories they had go J . , rookie of the 'ear and most York's 011ie Taylor with three about It. ..,,,, . out clock closed Before I left the house saluable pla>er Artls Gilmore seconds on the .'.t -" -" 4. IJ' 1 z -•--.,i .2•' tonight," Barry said after the atcenter, they had record-eel- the.scoring. - Rookie John Roche led the game, "I told my wife Pain I'd ting forward Dan luel to lead against today falling. Sanford nine is in action MANAGING to avoid Inside t?itch is Sanford's bethrilledtobavealousyltame the scoring, the>' had the home Nets with 32 poInts. Gilmore of Lm12n hcts Sb""e nrtjnri niimjni tl,,,'ln.i th" Sandtt " scored 24 points and grabbed lB In fl court advantage..., If we win." 1L'UIIUI ,.,.,,ar1..s 'a" 5 '• • •k'a .. • s, •. MU COflLI 0 , ..s more, ,..o one or nfl U O.OiuBi n an , e,, were re as . a ou. hame—an yman. ureyiiouuu caer au Photo) The Nets now meet Virginia, Vincent (Don going into the series without 11111 afternoon. the Nets won. ball In hand as DUhart attempts to keep from Although scoring star Barry Melchlonni, their top sack- which advanced to the Eastern . — - -----------netttd only 15 pc4nts, the Nets courtman, who broke hia band Division finals by sweeping toe four straight In 1. I defeated the mighty Kentucky In the final week of the regular Floridians in the Western Division, Utah Colonels 101.96. The victory season. won. meet the winner of Thursday So, naturally, the Nets triumph in 4.2 gave the Nets a They won by not folding when night's game between Denver their American Basketball Assoctatlon Eastern Division scm- Kentucky put on the pressure. and Indiana at Indianapolis. iflnai best-of-seven playoff Like Monday night, when New That series l.a tied 3-3. In the National fla.aketball York jumped oil to a 57-48 halfseries. Lead. Then Cincy Powell Association, the New York time The Ntis now go to Richsubject to compromise. But the aLl 162. the players want to be Brooks, catching amid hlWng will try to wrap up Associated Press Sports Writer roadblock" to a settlement,any other issue Is a terrible, terrible paid for It. nmtii. the division finals against the rind for Kentucky. and New timore and really didn't make "We BaseThe owners' split developed Virginia Squires Thursday York's lead was down to 60.76 at their Eastern Conference semi. NEW YORK (AP) roadblock.". final series this afternoon in ball's player representatives progress of a sufficient sort to That Issue boils down to this: when Charles 0. FInley of the the start of the final period, night. that were to meet today to discuss a be optimistic," Marvin Miller, of winner New York. The with A basket by Los Hunter director of the play- Should the players be paid their Oskla"4 A Isaid that be and at The Colonels now go back to money offer In the pension executive five other owners hue. 10:44 to play cut It to 80.78, and series will go on to meet Boston new dispute that has caused the ems' association, said following full salaries if they still play a least Miller tullle3.gamescheduleorsbauld clangedtheirpositionaaiwant it .sas time for the Nets to fold In the Eastern finals, which began with a day In the NBA Western Confer- sport's first general strike j Gaherin, the owners' they be docked proportIonately to conaprumise In the psosmon But instead they reeled off nine fl.g..lIi.lp of the seaand John 1.0 delayed the opening straight points to open it to 89- ence, Milwaukee holds a representative, meeting in to. each day they have refused dispute. Finley added that the son almoSt a week. lead over Los Anreles. owners should not "attempt to .. Meanwhile, a split developed Washington with J. Curtis to play? "The players are on strike, split hairs over such a minor in the ranks of the once-ada- Counts, head of the Federal iTr '1 and that's it," item" as make-up pay. lost pay Service, and ended they've mant owners over the Issue of Mediation Tim Woods and Beau-eat "Pay them," Finley Insisted. making their said Miller. "They accept that. back pay to players for days lost with the owners loss Wright retained their Utl in going to are Iftheownerswanttopickup the "Both skies to the strike, which the head of new money offer. schedule from here, there's no any waY you look at IL There's matches last night •t the issues," "There are only two the striking Major I.eague way to go back and pick up Orlando Sparta $tadhun. 1 Baseball Players •%ssociatlon Miller saId, "one dealing with Issue. Rut If they want to no the dates we've lost, 'fla strike Woods defendtd his Souttar'i has cv.st my lawn a nnnimwn of area title successfully when ue O000 and it doean't Look defeated the challenging ' " " By TUE ASSOCIATE!) PRL. promising to make it up. But 1.1 ProfessIonal. Tb. Great .I The Bruins can be beaten,' the players pi*y the nttre 162 Malenko faded In his bid to pr' I i says Toronto Coach kini: gaines. they should be paid the titan Kiucks title away I I from Bearcat Wright in tfssir Clancy. Whether the Maple their entire salary. "A strike has never been setj, Leafs WILL be the team to do it, tIed wtthout a cuinprcaulae. It - an however, is another matter. in the - . -= . ame-wav street. be The Bruins, who hold a 3-I card LoWe Tilist 'i" . °°t lead over Toronto in their be suit jotinny Walker combined quarter-fl' -lunger ml must not be roads to forces to defeat the Infernos and of-seven Stanley Cup i , . fer again. fair ,lf,r mous' xis) series, can wrap it up when x- manager J. C. Dyk in bourn major league salary of days and weekends, ar t.iger fly All X SACIIAIU' attractions than others and be niade and then sci.'eptedt' was a three on two hen. the series reswnea tonight m Associated Press Spat. Writer 117 500 per >ear the strike Li I I i'-=-..' new money offer, j owners' The - the Boston Garden day ii. some kami likewis, draw pig. how costing you $95.15 each NEW YORK tAP) made Monday totaled $600 000 The New York Rangers, lead' Other results last night tossed much is the baseball strike lasts So far >ou're out $67306 ger crowd, than others, but to the pension package on top of The Challenger beating Lreg lag the Montreal Canaditns 'I-i per game is Au average major leaguer, figure of $541,000 COStlihit? Plenty, whether )ou're their only previous pub& offer Peterson, Paul Jones uWmig , . ,, . 'can eliminate the defending average $22, cutuidered drawing a salary of, say, -E on the playe' side, (ho owners .,f- jjx- Mataala an! the dao ci Stanley cup champions in the Since the strike has canceled of 1490 000 whIch was 551'. or caught somewhere in 500, has bat $12363 per day, or -side, .; =care far the health fifth game, to be pla>ed tonight Jhimy Gray mmxi Tony Gates lthat means the marked far 46 games so $84541 so tar between $"0u-li P*t. In New York In the West l)i.l winning oier the Alaakw'owners hal.e Loal a cool $13 putthn higher as Naturally, ii gets the day of Today Is the 11th Minnesota -. *1cm, St. .a miLlion. Add to that In. $200,. -,-. .baseball strike, anda new Issue you get up the pay scale. -... , resume their ser4.es, tied 2.2, at If >ou re one of the 23 pLayers 000-plus they Lost when the tins ropped up The players say a. "e) Minnesota tonhi'ht while c "". provide a 'li.,xne of not could making 4t00,) a want them to reportedly that if the owners ;cage completed a 4-0 sweep of 'hake up the gam,iea that bave year or more, you're losing at the Week" for NflC' television Sun " " .-' '-- J- the Pittsburt'h Penguins already been cancelled, the Least 1649,45 day. That's the on Saturday, ar4 It's easy to d .iiL -'-- . Want their full season's figure (or 5100.000a.year man understand why somia owners Pla)' . ' 1'P,_ ' Clancy, Interlin coach of the like Al Kaline, who has lost might be gncmbiang. , salaries, .. -' , Leafs with John McClellan all. For example, Chinks 0. FinThe owners say no. They con' $2,$46,15. -lag. has not been imprcued Willie May., making a me- ley, owner of the Oakland A's tend that the players are paid ted to with the Ilruina, who for 182 days, rather than 162 ported $115000 annually, has says the strike's cost him ' J .- - .. 11w East Division regular games, and say they'll continue Inst $906.59 per day or 1&)4&I3 Least $50,000" so far. --- son titie. "The situation al the moment dock the players 1.182nd of to date. And fat- Henry Aaron, to .r -. "There's no consistency, vi Dial the cununissloner, both who uuuakes a reported $200,000 Is theirseasonsiilaryforeachday ' they get too damned careless," per year, thoie figures are League s'esident.s. John Gibe' the strike goes on. (iancy dcclaa'ed. "They give up Since the players are sup- $I,OVtlOp.rdaysnd$7,193.SOto rio (owners' representative), goals too easily. A sharp team, and baseball attorneys are posed to be paid starting open. date. steamwlthaomnelu'k, will beat All of which Li why the playdrawing their salaries, while La the 5--today day--April lug -; them," seventh day they're not getting en are now fighting to get their the players mire losing money, ('4 MI After apLlttlns' the first two the owners are Losing noney, full salaries, their 1.182nd. a, ihe 1p epar'cs° m host the Dinah games of tiae series, hloston heat The owners, meanwhile, have the game is booing prestige, and Just how much Is that, in del. 5horc4!lgate Winners Circle Golf Tournament, the Toronto 2-0 and 5-4 at TorontO (he fans are being deprived ci had losses 01 theIr own. lan and cents? richest event on the women's pro golf tour, with a ret'over the weekend 10 t.&ke * 3-1 the enjoyment of basebaLl." Some gaines, opening like intoIf you're making the ord first prIZe of $20,000. 'Die tournament opens April U. . '- - .' - , ,. * ".. - ". , - ' '" __ - ,- " ___ -- -'. - - - ,_,, . , -.--- ..-. - --":.. ..: ' (Ij '. ';- - - -: ' rn.r'nni hn,-f ' -v . - _______ - _ ------- - cern n g aC, Oy on • • - -____________ - v -;' ,, J it -, I 'I r I LaRue Martin Top NBA Pick S % , . ' . - '-" , ' "" , - - fl KEN R.APPOPORT "1 never thought this would forward was next to go. He was AssocIated Press Sports Writet happen to me," was Martin's taken by the Cleveland CayNEWYORK(AP)—Wbenbe reactiontohl51oftyNo,1tus aliers, dismissing a warning first got the word that he was Martin, who has already re- from one scout that he doesn' the top pick In the National ceiveda money offer I n.m the know basketball. Basketball Association draft, Dallas Ctiaparrals of the rival The Cavaliers, who picked LSRUt Martin had shout 81) in Aiflciickn P,.n'.kr!hi1t A'.'4. fl,,n,. ..1 £....44.. U I%ULUI ...WT his pocket. atearnw ihlm last year as the country's No. I The chances are good that the earlier this year, said his pro choice, were Impressed with 6-foot.I0 Loyola of Chicago signing would be up to his Davis' raw talents. He's been center will have quite a bit mare representative, compared favorably to another by the time he's finished However, he did say that the former hlouiton star, EIvIn bargaining with the Portland Trail Blazers' offer "exceeds Hayes. i BlaZCIL substantially the Dallas offer." The rest of the clubs, with the "What money I get now will Martin, whose talents were exceptIon cit four who lost firs') be up to Mr. Morse," Martin underpubhicized on three round picks because they took said Monday, referring to has straight icising teams at Loyola, hardship cases earlier, then representative, attorney Arthur was among the lesser-known raced through their choices and Morse of Chicago rutrnes of tht.e chosen in the flnl.sbed the first rcund In less Martin, a relatively obscure first round. than five minutes, All told, 154 name among the available co)One of the most heralded was players were taken in 10 rounds lege players when selected In Bob McAdoo, North Carolina's anti the whole thing took one the annual NBA draft Monday, quick big man who left school a hour, 40 minutes, will hopefully bee household year early as a hardship cue. Corky Calhoun, a 6-7 cornwb. the Trail Blazers He was chosen No.2 in the draft binatlon guard-f orward, waa finish VluthLfli hunt. by the Buffalo Braves, even the fourth player taken a The club considered hth'i the though he is under contract to Phoenix selected in that spot a beet center In America, based the Virginia Squires of the ABA. the result of a trade with Houspikniaz'uy on tus rebowudng Before the 17 NBA teams be- ton. aLa Am ghisgudlerac- gin to make their cbolcts The PhUadelphlg 7lers, In cvmpiustunents mlth a losing known on a telephone hookup need cii badicourt help, then team, Martin collected more through Commissioner Walter drafted the first pure guard of than 1,000 rebounds in tkwee Kennedy's office In New York, the lot In Fred Boyd of Oregon years—about 16 a game. the commissioner told theni, "I State and Milwaukee, hungry "And that average," pointed think some of you fellows caight for forwards, latched onto Rusout a Portland spokesman, toknowthatMcAdoohasigne sell Lee of Marihall, Bud "would rank him In the NBA's with Virginia the ABA just SlaUwoeth, a 6-6 guard st Kit. Top Ten." announced It." las, went to Seattle In the first The Trail Blazers, as well as But It didn't deter Buffalo. round and the New York Knicks other NBA clubs, were The Braves, obviously ready to then acquired forward Torn pu-ucu1arI> sold on the wiry, go to war with Virgiela to get Hiker of South Carolina. Mannfte A;l. therhandsontheTarH' iiercans Bill Walton of UCLA player, didn't hesitate a second Ohio State has led the Big andiunQxmesofMarquetteon on the phone. Ten in football attendance for miccesidve n.'ghts. Dwight Davis, Houston's 6-7 the Last 14 years. DFUI1Ia - S eeking WHILE IT may lock like the same string of fish being held by the same woman such is not the case as Dottie Hill made ese two hauls on separate da's while fishing (alt ci Camp Seminole. The above stringer was hauled in last Monday with the biggest weighing in at seven anc three-fourths pounds. The' catch below came Later in the week and its largest was an eight and three-fourths pound lunker. "- (Bob Orrell Photos I ' - .. - * - - ,,. - . j / fi. 1 inJ- -. - - ,,' ,, ,,, - 0 - . -' . , . - i ers, 'n ers - - '' -' . - " ' '-'. '' ,, ' -•• , .,. '- - __ -d rf ' - - _ -" i 'rr" • - • - -- -' - a - a - - - - ' ' -' ____ . . - _____ ' :'- - -- - ''. . - '' ... - - - C I. !,r,tr. Party boats running out of Inlet Harbor, Daytona Beach, are finding red soapper In far quanUties akmg with some tarly season amberjacks hitting on the bottom. River trips in the Inlet area have peoduced some excellent sport with jack aevafle hitting as long as anyone wanted to stay with them. Lad)iulI aiIo showed up Indicating that the real summer fsslüng season is here. Some ci the river anglers took 50 to 60 jacks per day. The big news from the trolling boats was king mackerel. The 'Liindy 1.," Captuin Gil King, landed 52 kings Friday arid Captain Fred Langendorf of the "Angler" steered his pztrt If CS the same day Halfday ouflngs It. the artificial reef by several of the charter boats accounted for hauls of up to 1) weekftih and 40 to 50 angleftsh per trip. The weekfish slowed dawn by Saturday but bluefish and angelfish were still plentiful in this spot Parties aboard the "Miss Bthavin" pulled In 42 kings Thiraday and 49 more Friday. Fantastic catches ci weekflsh were reported by Merle Keller at the Main Street Pier In Daytona on Saturday. They hit on cut bait, plugs and live shrimp, but the shrimp appeared to be the heal bet "About 2 p.m.," said Merle, "A sc.l l.uthsl. iL . Cii4ts, i.o.Cs at.d & ruia It. the tackle shop to buy wire leaders rrssdIet" After rigging up with leaders, the veflsl' cithvwid to strike, with about every other cut tringing In a blue. Some ci the lucky ones ha6 op to 75 to 60 fish for their day. Scm-glow pier at Port Orange missed the big run ci week. fish but Dick Opel, Pier manager, said that sheepahead. blue fish and a few of the weekfish were caught hare. Several pompano also appeared In the catches. Big snook are still in 11w Tctnuka Basin, according to Wayne Brady of the Fiahin Hole Tackle Shop. Pompano have been I-' 'ting for the sw fWierrnen on sand fleas and nmp ir tht -initv of the Od Tuners Saloon. Trout and blues are in the Halifax River with the Orange Avenue Bridge the best sps4 now. Brady mentioned also, that ehrtmpfng las been good In the CInkhill area with several nice catches being reported to him. LET'S GO FlSHl?G! - .'.., Ra i a e r Th in cia ds Cop Freshman-JuCo Meet narrnal. Bream are running extra large according to Cney, with some to the 1 pound class caught Cattish catches of 30 to 40 per boat have been common this week with the size averaging one to two pounds. (Just right icr eating). Lake Jenup speck fishing was so good this week that even the fishing camp operators had to try their Inca. Lowell Riley went out two days frr'n his camp, returning with 23 on one occasion and the other. Riley fished only from 5 p.m. until dark each day. J. T. Marshand V. K. White Lauded 60 on Wednesday while Billy Lochlear and Bobby Derem confined their efforts to catfish and bream on a Thursday trip. The:.' fished the Howell Creek section of the lake and put 40 on their swinger. The Hickock family showed a total haul of 75 bream and cats. Hiley mentioned that Joe Baggeu and his partner, Mr. Winderweedle, came in wIth 50 large specks after throwing back the small ones. A Thursday trip resulted In 60 perch for Jim Goodman and Clarence Moore. Don Smith of Seminole Sporting Goods Store reported several excellent strings ci fish caught by his customers recently. Garvtn Harden Jr. used a "Queen Bee" and fly rod to take his limit of bass both Sunday and Monday mornings The "Devil Horse" hire accounted for another limit ban catch by Mr. Cedarqulst at Lake Harney. Some of our younger anglers are giving a good account of themselves 1iu. Dun mentioned that Mary Beth Williams, daughter of Ted Williams. landed her Limit of shelicrackers using live worms, then switched to a plastic purple worm and scored with five bass train two to sIx pounds while fishing around the edge cit Lake Monroe. -. - - larry Homer's Indians went for the winners with two hits in him briefly and has del collapsed. on a hunting party last night fIve trips, and came up with another The Braves did all of their TheOriolestledthegameth — irthrv In In Senior divisint of cnrinp in the I north when they the fourth with four walks and the Oviedo Little League. got to starter Ted Homer for Blair's clutch single to right. decrge Cheney, Wekiva River Haven Camp, reports the water level dropping but still about eight Inches above - - . - - - Oviedo Indians Keep Senior Record Clean THiS PAIR of five pound lunker bass were hauled in by Ctnick }Lrnexniler of Hollj' Hill in his recent trip to the productive Camp Seminole Fish Camp. Both fish were lured by shiners. - - - . tarts Today 'With Seabreeze played on their home field, The Fighting Seminole. open sverage over .400. He gets a kit slip by lyman last Friday al- at second base and Steffena at hosting Edgewater on April 1$ third. the most crucial week ci the of offensive help from t)lckle ternoon. Bobby Reynolds, the to, and Winter Park on April . Rkky Nesmith will he at Vu baseball season today when Hess, the first baseman toe the Tb', S.mirtoles are fIghting the Seminoles lie Seminole on In. hssepathu, will for shortstop froni the 1.11 Seminoles who hiI.s in a 4 p.m. they host Seabreere field He will ha for a berth in the district 14P' I t consistent at that start In has been game at the Seminole 111gb sIde of the p1st.. the riotfieki by Chris tOutr.amneflt, Teams earn the provided joined In also position and ha Sophomore Pat Crimmins fidil. The Seminoles have three to play In the tournament and Chai'Ies right center hits. Junior Willie IMum In second. lie has some crucial will start at tap this itlatrivi games on by their district rords. The weekend. Friday the Seminoles worked his way into the starting Wall is the likely starter at third f)iihart In right out the district tournament will open The Seminoles close Mainland In l)aylona llneupafteral*ocomingout late base today. visit Rkky Turner and it. Stef- regular season next week. ROth April 34 wIth th. tlmei and te ilench for a 4 p 'ii. contest and after basketball season. tens also see a lot of action In of next week's games will 1* to be announced Snturtlay they visit lake City at Crinimnins sparked a two-run with Turner playing helped the Seminoles the Infield rally that 2 p.m. Donald Brown the aceof the --Seminole mound staff, is cx' - -'4 Tuesday, April 'The Sanitird Herald Crucial home run for 13 and 1) Ron(tng, Llá and Leon also had singles, David RiChaide had Ihtte doubles and Danny Grac'ey Iwo singles. For StrombergCarbon, Alan fluky had two singles. Ray Williams, Warrrr' and Rob Gwyan each bad one.' Winning pitcher, Ray hodges; loser, Jack Keener. ________ =.-r " - ' - -- . r edge. S at �4 - ___ a - rrin lIli L _iTiii T. - 4-The Sanford Herald ALLEY ---r- ________ - - - -L.J----_- - L(LL. - - _L _= 11i.W Tuesday, April 11. 1972 mia a - (1 I I & C. a'.' , y': WANT ~~__ P.. h4pp. Ak,.i,.% AnO'Wrrt Can 14p1p Wr.tePO Sot 1211 Sanford. 110 a.--INFORMATION i v . ~ 2N -!-'-- fl I P ARE 'eôu TROUBLED' Call !; Ir,* 644 201 7 '' We P4O,I,' A,?-I'% or Teent Z -<_ S 'iT / `~ " wOw '., , 4E GiR,.S JT1 i E FE TWO ) PE5iJXf EADiES, / *tCEE i. ,xrs . MA'' l _-t 0 -----%j _____ :jJ Y :Q.% 'rwE S&ECi by Larry Bimo Buns PET s F - / IS) 007 Seminole QME 322-2611 Many Wetter. - Orlando TRACTOR A Y PRISCILLA'S POP TO LIVE .4 Fii..' WAN - 'tu A" TAXES5 ) POP/ h-\ •: _ 3 D EXPEC I COiL cD E I' --', I 12 c'-. 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Case 7-Musical Merchandise SI-Store And e4 - '" 0 0 .aafef 03 Ind ha' new owners for no longer needed but .j%Cful .te'm% It's so easy to plbCe ad Call 3737411 For Rent New Smyrna deach. Fla.: First I, street oft the ocean. Weekly rental I 3 bedroom house arid efficiency apartment. All linens furnished. also utilities. For reservations write Boa 70$. New Smyrna Beach. rIo. 3200 or call 1404.12$. 5147 (no Collect). for Futfter Information appolntm.nt At Aa'iytlme. - .rc ii~ . I,, ?'yf - Transportation 5 -- 0 For Privacy NEW HOMES 49 SOLD Ir before they are all soldi ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST 20 West is located In friendly SANFORD.4 Blocks West of French Ave. on 201h St. Only 3 to S minutes to all • merit your bathroom mirror must tionatch'. you do not a boost in wages! pss' vott your boost Labor leaders, howesti. wages. not the- boss!' try to high-pressure Con'ihich nir-.ms that gress by claiming wages arc' raise m increase's, as well as hightr far too low, while they s.it' Hating recently heard Dr. not "gis.('Tncii" profits sky hugh. Billy' Graham's sterling re- school murk;, are 5. at a UWIe 55111111 (31 You literate Americans viva! Sennons, Morris deCod to help plo'cr or the school teacher. can read and thin cided to ask No, indeed! already know that cmpora' p.ehim get a higher fliel'y must be earned! ticiri profits (31 5T art- sti!i And after a couple And usually because y ou about the weeks, Morris was delighted rule In America. stiper. hate irnprosed sour out'put And that 5 is in inflated to base the Factory thit' lathe sn saks (Ouiit('f, intt'ndent call him Into the at the nom- dollars that are actually only or )iae.e increased latter's private office, es-en less) In 3% (or the superintend- her of correct words or math about purchasing power. sour chooI t'nt began. is It true that problems on \leaiiwhijle, labor leaders blindly demand you have been asking the Most employ er s are eager III the ,milni,ntj,ni wage' law Is) Lord to se-c' timi s-( tt get a to prcirnott' work ers and thus bt*tst in your pay Itk?" e-inployt'rs pay $2-2.71 N as- raise their saLries, IF. per hour, %'i.-t the small town Morris eagerly nodded A nd that big ir shops iuit employers c-ant sent. IF the employees produce afford it, e- fie-d. fhen ""' Ct1tFJt CT So those shops or stores this very moment. thunder. sales tolncrev.ed warrant an addimust close up, thu, throwing ad the superintendent. ? tional boost in their more workers on relief, Morris WAS dumbfounded Parts-Accessories 72--Import Autos fl-Motorcycles And Scatters 14-Trucks And Trailers 75-Autos For Sale Department - . ( cPvi Dew 't I Hours M0TTÜ, MONDAY thru FRIDAY I: 30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. ik3UIe It Is my standard personnel policy' r.ev to employ a man who tries to go over the head of his SATURDAY t:OOA.M.tol2NOOPl boss! CALL UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. _______ _ __ ___________ A, many shortsighted labor leaders are now trying to "force" wage increases by the terdon of ititkea' political pressure or cern. gTe$3ional candidate's. 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In a' .1 Iiid oow$psp,r. itolupia's • I4I telephone; 3305973. "°'e" ' $4dsed 4fSIIO iJ lest. I. 146 Lad " 's Yee ..w4 (ue .00 of 1' bsml.l.ia I C4,ri,kt llfl. pttaii'i ) - 513 payment. IlIl40iafterl P m. -. Singer Touch & Sew 3151 ',. Orlando Ave. '' "' ' "' m 111a ..go,,T ' ' Anything of value We Wheel and deal at 322 4457 Cemetery Lot. I spaces. Garden of Faith, Oakla'ivn. Reply Box 443 co Rt. 1742, SANFORD - rear slick. Mobile Homes jjL ' WORLD SALES Best wiect.o., of double wide fl Central Flor id a D'g inventory of Lots and Parks Il widil a,alable Open Eve Ill I p mis Located Hwy 1742, Long*ood 011 7323 42 I Mann Equipment "SWAPTRADE" 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt, 17.92. SANFORD Your Johnson Motor I Boston Whaler Dealer 3721532 lStPhl. Sanford Ave $1 The following businesses are listed for your -. "ONE HOUR" Move in - its voursl Quick ap proval. $00 Floor Plant-100 C'.ior Schemes. Small money and movi in today '. / / ConsignmentS welcomed' Open daily to S Sanford Farmers' Auclion. Hw 1147 .- NOTICE AMER I CA N FURNISHEDURNISHED. LEGION UNFURNISHED POST $3 Buy it t he way you like. Over $000 ideas. Color Schemes. Low Mosey and move In at Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Or lando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD up-to-date way to solve every problem. SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! ____________________________ __________________ -_Monet to Loin Glass-Mirrors Central Air Condition. For free estimate, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in, Sanford 333 177% PlAy l7e2IMuif' South of Sanford MEETINGS S P.M.-7nd and 1tPt BINGO at 7:15P.M.Regularatl:13P.M. Pro Season Air Condluo,wr check sap Also AlSO was",, aria r,Trierl.'ur secv.ce GENEVA HEATING I AIR CONDITIONING Orlando Orave. 173 '3-1 'r.1da.r, and k,tcv.en Aid AD pi arc ti G of Hi G P4.1700 * isi SI Pit 321113 COGGINS APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair. All retakes Irnoditi Bldg. II. AipOr1, 323 W3 Auto Insurance - P4eid no la,11 lnt,r.s'e' Lot lr P,a,,,.S.it% 'e' S l'a't 111.4.1W As,tN(t ele7 Ill )A" I s ujl , Did you know that your club or organization club ' a Automotive Servic e ,,,,, MIt tiUl IL. '1 l,t A,iu't,.'5 I t •,, 747$ S Irn's A,.t P" 171 14*1 11 to vie activities. Father Richard .1 3vi.,S,,S Beauty Care Lyon; I,.l,SliluLtt S tILALtY P40K Corn e..en.gs Di a,,a'n'mon' $72 5,4; '71 'p Oaa A,e - tRip. LIIIC bSAUtY & WI' SALO priced from 4I -1.it- __,:,,.__ ?, COUNCIL 1.131 Business Meeting Your Direct I ~j:4 11 I I to i 111,1143411 NORTH OMLANDO, PLOBIIJA PHONS 00111111.4411 5 'it ist,e , , 11 a."a.s, 3.31 ', .,.. Tt'esttay BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M. CLASSIFIED! Call veekdays befor,PlO'.)"110 sta r or cancel your ad for the following day and Saturdays before I? r.00n If your club or o'ganlzetlon would lIke to be included In this listing call: THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322.2611 The D,ltefen(e'IC"oI,e,A,s 7103 French Ave 372 54 Plumbing-Electric ALPORZIGPLUMDING Reasera, AlteeJi.01i5. Cu1ifO.0 wilt. 323.3106 773190% 722 1170 Pool Supplies Windows. Repai r. Remodel. Panel.ng SuOCoeliract Framing, Trim Licensed. banded- 333 4413 after a AQUA POOL (RVIC*S OF SEMINOLE, INC. Pool Ssaaolus. Sec aces Main'enaCts. It3 5 French, 1734441 20 air cent off Polle naoi. room United Fence, Awie pp I Carp.' o' S.ir'fcd 173 1624 Paradise Pools out 7. .. , ,,, 5)f.,,5 lii, Design Pu ]72a3'.s - PC READY FOR SUMMER I" Aluminum Screen door with grill, delivered and Sully instaIid. 52443105 all StWA olbes. Also acrylic Storm dears, 544.45 ,t,HI7A Don' Crow away ilifil th4m qwckly 101 4 Ions *,tli a Mci-amId *0511 Ad D, calling 772 761). and 444.ng 50w a 'v-wsdty Ad , '10c - saac4Ui. comgiefeiy installed, Call Al.im.num Door's SI Sanford, W. 13.15 Special _____ Conc rete work. slabs. pa driveway16 w405s6 etc to ,'rt. Iris estimalta. experience Peasonmoid. 321.2734.. __ sl Iiw. tsang-sa 5, dirt r* vv*1 5rrjm psi,, noons sir building fly pressure washing PAUL S. PO5,(A*, 127 Paritihes. j"wier, Iat.v.qr lettIng Tilq. Highly eapesieniod.' r5110fl601e mole.. Caii 32.11451. veiN AC-TAKERS ARE MINI TO HELP YOU Call 172 .411 Sr a Q.* .t%' *401 II ' .' U" t'rpipp or Art war K jOfl* ill my teune 01 *Io'ever desIred. 3331141 We SernosanBivd. 5.l3n 1 ''v Sur'rngs, 4.3-i 4.517 .,.,.,......TiraTFer Renta____ _______ U-I-4AUL TRAILE J73 t"3"s, 'or'sonaI'1ed Tax 'pee..ce Call Sr ecpu n's".,,' - u' .i4'flI(. 524 as.,s,a-a or .m tanlurci, 172 5512 e " " iv.s Services w` CAIRWA" PLAZA L.A P4045-SMA? ''l'VS Og.nat'a 'n Dali )fl L'$ .,,vn' C - wrv-w'w.'w, w.. ': Well Drilling ______________________________ *t ..,. 5P44 P4's.,54 %v'p!53 . A, quo.' s Sire 17i-'UlIJ 5 • •i,alI49 $.... L vs ________________________ "a Stf 5' wtlw sit -314 " V 5- * '-i '1 ?tLif,I',Qf4 ;t!1,iCb. Co 1113 5. $anfoid S & W. A.., * 323.1731 M. Harrison Laundry e.. -i.. .. TV Service ,i_"___' j. t.ja i:z '0 -. .....' '' li.. 'lls tjli0U'mi.J 0 S. 41w3 0040109. 54$ SOLat" C I S Building. LII Income Tpx r' -1S •_ Eating Places WAr4I' aot ant! ',MALI -vi site'. 05' (s'O in '30,verjo p4r,mates 373 1040 ' -, ,ow -1 (% _!j1 up SIENPIELS iaftsng. Olpp.ni. Hwy Host Ph727 3752 __ GUTTER %NiPf Guftoft. Misc. 110.0. repairs I ifllorov0.fleflft, 2.4Sj CABINETS 04 ROOM ADO • emdd.t old or by' Id a now Free Q 7:30P.M. istl3rd Line to I( LC1#IC..W0000VIIDO HOAL) - l 3? 12 1 l7 Ceramics At. W C. bros Reasonable 212 547 ______________ _______ THE HANDYMAN 00 500 small )4,,It.nq 'torn. 172 7443 Open 04.1. 114#top 113* .n,,ror, carpentry. Screen 'luJ4fl Irst.I1l.ni SAP4CORO .51W LOIS I4LAIINC. & DITIOPIIPIG. 7015$ I.enc's Av e . 177 6140 L)'J ,ou know Vital %ou can l'.OeO 'rouli buluneit appeIr, ri the p,OPPEft'.. GUIDE for 05 5*',. •i 51$ a month? Call 322 1611 and ask tr 'sr want ad a tOf ludJ,' __ - Is an ideal way to In form the public of your 3222611 SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY 7572 Path Or..., 122 IW - can appear In this listing each week for only $3 per week? This r Fiat Stop . . . up to $2. Iafn fijrnIPtjre, DAMUABB ivaitatie SE'IKARI.c C.t.ASSI*AlNr CO 00 2nd iViof4iS e.I ,sft. 7 SQ M.sqnol.a A vo FAMILY CONSUMER FINANCI 3734472 ______________________ SERVICE. INC., 111$. Magisita. •emoduIing' Room Add. pa.ntinq, FULL line G.E Applaiscet Attic Insulations 3151 Make Us Your will find this dIrectory the most convenient and PUBLIC AUCTION Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Or lando Ave. Rt. 1792, SANFORD residents and flewCOfTiers , '." " Home Improvements (,rp Monday flight. I 300 p ,, - convenience. Permanent - - ii') Appliances S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17-92, SANFORD ~ *+e I hN ~ MOBILE HOME SALES f'I.....NC,'S AUO ',Ai F% lw..' ' / "l ' Auctions 3151 S. Or lando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD 6. 3 19411W thus, I Pal0a'419, P45 *3'S ' ,I - '" Ad,.% f "'" (s Air Conditioning Goods Winchester Homes of Fla. I fiauiDs*ENT H.'t.r(s Hair SA v e it tf,o ____________________________ Se minole Sporting Winchester Homes of Fla. v asking ,çf_.i , -A f Mercury Motor, new tilt trailer 5400 Call 374 157$ afler Every Mon. Early Bird a ' .\ L. ' stew. $1445. 323-1150 Tuesday Each Month. lnc lu4eI set up charges on a beaut iful large lot in Haciend a 'Village, skirting and raIsed patio. The home you've been looking for o.lting y-Il live is ii HacIenda village. Take the short drive today, . . located on Stile Road 431. its miles east of 1743. Sedd '.' - $ Vt'S Old. It' teI4h ftn OS9i3R'tIOIS. GUIDE POISON SPORTING uvOOS Doenhewie Sanford 3 Msxntt'is Old I3 3 Bedroun'is at cost and below- Low money arid move in today. VIN DALE HILLCREST BARRINGTON WINCHESTER 1444 t' air,. 0, ginal pafl'l! lied rl Parlor loceliwli cwsdftion. 1106 2204 $t 35th 44 SeIIIriQ P01. $iorag.-t411 Cis.yniel id1Ile. t. Convertible Pair f .5_i Equity In homes, land. We pay off and finance. Move in a Big Winchester Home at available. 431W Livestock And Poultry 62 Boats and "DEMONSTRATORS" WANTED Dart. 3 door teardrop Oo aulem.ttc, good tIres. 4 cyf 777 f 1st Sf 373 140% - ____________________ -- 3.5 0*1. Phone 3220$13. = The Sanford Herald, Sanford. Fla. 34 seft 1411 Ford Marie Mustang $140 down AsSume payments 337 IflI anytime. Must AAI,Bue's v.antad. buy lilt trade A'so r444t4hPi4t BRIDGES. 101 Bicycles Is' S,abre.:eBoat,*itli too. I00HP 32771. Largelot with citrus, Swimming and fishing. fishing. $5000. Terms I mUss from Sanford. (401) 427-7222 . -.' Bo vs used ScIwim Sling may with Winchester Homes ofFla. Also lakefront Id inOsteen, 100's 737'. 332 0101 before 4 P. in. P oiIfu I5lUl U fl', 744O IW3 Ford Station Nn. $1 engIne. rs,,e good. $131 1321444 - -----------. -MOB. Convertible. ISA,. *01 rad-o. heefer. white walls, Al condition 1450 INS VW Van. lust 1450 Call )fl44al alter 4 p r,e RI. 17.92, SANFORD . . . - - Four lots located on Weklva River; Winchester Homes of Fla. Johnny Walker INI - 101.1 Countr# Sedan, Si. Wagon. AT. N & P1, raIn dean $445 SHILLOY'S USCC) CARS - ''-' 237 T H E SHOPPERS Winchester Homes of Fla. 41 GET DOUBLE VALUE Two acres louslon Pi Wekiva River. 12S.000. Call for appointment after Vest Trade cars, boats, lots, homes. furniture, l ive stock, airplanes, Now. 323 tosa motorcycl es. fun. diamondsi Permanent trailer loll. etcI llint teems Call Bud engine. pos1?lve?raCt1&',S M after S . -.---. -- 15 AutoiFi..rSale 377 G3S2 _______ payments at Sanford area, $100 and take over, with mobile home 10' a 30'. Now 5 Remaining - '' -•, I -' I. ______________________, - ________________....L. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. 332246' Rt. 17.92, SANFORD _________________________ 14' Runabout, $0 HP Johnson down. $111.11 per month on electric start, remote c on trolS, tilt bala'tc. trailer, 3 gas tanks. Good con $100.00. KULP'REALTY i dilie. Reduced to $130 forfen Tat I insurance moves you in this 407W. III St mediate sale 372 7114. autiful. 72 looter. Hurry. Its ___________________________________ big, b e Ph 337 7333 yours. Never lived In. Move in II it. Sea King aluminum boat, 35 today. 3 Bedroom with Fenced Yard. HP Motor * Tilt Trailer $). Pit. Carport, Utility, No qualifying. Winchester Homes of Fla. 323031). Ph. 373.1314. Falcon Runabout, 16'. IS HP S. Or lando Ave. 3151 Evinrude. Pop, side curtains, like Lots & Acreage 33 $5495 ODNAM 341101'IIndO 0" - 14 '141CR ftJRNitI)0E T Mobile Homes 34 Trade In ca rs, boats, furniture. Lot on St, John's River, 7$' It 130. Trailers )$G)tatf en fy'd pick up, big a TELEVIStOWSCTSPSUP UiLLFRS - - '' Trucks And move In today Its yours Low 1444 Kit Mob-le Home, 40' a I)". WAN1ED cents. rote? Houses For Sale - 000ge "vr- $S 3%' 'ales, Moriochfwh. 12411 SquIrrel's Tent H., -71'r. a mile. i'i ce,. -, u ttor?tt Clarmonc. Fla 74 Spanish FrontIRear Iowcash and In cooped!" A four bedroom. 3 bath home with central heat air, family room, ivge lot and lovely pool for only 131.503 Call WESCOTT REALTY. INC. Realtors. $443 7414 collect. Better hurryt c.OvI.le'tMtNT oWNCb 140M FV LOWDOWN PAYMENT COMPLETELY RE(OPlDlI 1014E0 3323111 3574 Park Nights St,.edavs I Holidays Call 323 :r*e 473 ;;4 373 9045. ' TravlTrotlers 70 3s.vng P.**thiri ...$u.pped SO zig 109. II51T,*,0 rttott's0lC, Pencil design. 'C Roilaws, 5ati BIOS Censnt. Pay batanr• ot 131 or 3 57IR'fiTIJOF 5'ARROLL oayrnents of $4 Call C,.li' P Ii' 5' SlfS ii 777 5*ana.r at 173 dill or pu Ill ApDSlr, ','A(14,'lf% R,.'t .. IFNIPIC. ;a.icoeo lie - A Foil 'it if r'' F r ri r AIPt 5i"ll ,.nmri tcrn.i# ta'ewn'." .i"OSl - -(seci In (..pe Stuart, 1$) E Phor. vol fr.. 54 a Dr u. Antiques U$a.)m PAR K I ANTIQUES ' iw Covn.r Park & lot aneOui Tue.. Tnurs I $ Sat 107 Eve. For Sale O Coot 177 0T71 .._.,_.__.___.___-_-___.---Uobil* Home heelI. alies & N.y "BIG BEAUTIFUL" end White. E(c.ItefdCo,ttDattiOPs Good hlarn,4l,InitIi Rh 3.0 3155 - ____- - Move in at onc.-over $00 flow Mid . Ole plans Spanish, Low V.ICP,PC 4,'.1 teasr'.om rats ron English. C American. Fovm.(a topS, inks. e.piri ri' Mcaee'-Low Payments at sfallatoie 377 0052 t Winchester Homes of Fla. W000RUFF'3.r,AROEN CENTER lCaleevAe. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. "Melody was born to be an actress - . . why. she's such a natural talent, her second teeth are coming A K C Shalland Sftespdoqs, lobto - PLANCES 7770141 Malvset,C Car and Truck its 1, or *it a. 514 Jolla RI. 17.92, SANFORD and tour our large selectIon of the fInest Mobile Homes REALTY, INC - A.-'eIl SUDOSIOS r4 AIC'C Resg5es 135 up PETFAIR Fairway Plan. .anOord 173 tØ3 da y. Baitama B,, tn roener tam, nearly row. 04Cc. i.a'nev $6 Cost $106 Ktg she,) pier. oed .0. fMrn rubber, $4s COSt 11110095: I year old self propelled Pawfl mower. f irms good 1$' Call m 041, or 377 P444 aft.q Ke.insure Washer , penis, used machine, MOONEy AR etc when shopping f or you r new mobile home. Stop by Rig Neal C slate Broker Ouck Approval Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD _; POOL HOUSE Jim Hunt . I 7 3 bedroom,- - Its burl, ri! k . Stenstrom Realty 332 1*24 r or f.. 'souse Wilmot. 521000 Ph BALL REALTY INSURANCE 101 C well Ill St 1113441 REG UAILIV VA lilA Loans Baths -FINANCING ' _________ NO CASH NEEDED OF financing programs - . . if we feel certain you qualify we will move you in Oft a menial basis whild your loan is being processed. fri RI. 17-92, SANFORD "ITS YOURS" Screened patio. 3731114. under COLONIAL welfare costs! my -Tests 3230237 CONTEMPORARY tf'r remit n'r. fe-ye' employed men and WOUWT) must finance such additional Send for you must meet to SPANISH pay 'Bu-u-ut whvr spluttere'd guidelines 3 B.drOOffl-12 an Increase Want M Lake Jennie r'. .' - - - 2)51 S. Orlando Ave. Concrete block home, 3 bedrooms. I bath. large fenced 04(5 yard Carport and utility room. $1.000 C A WPII000PI SR. DROKEI, III II Park. Sanford NightS 373 $10 172 $441 inc a Churches. Schools. 20 West has all city services. Since he had a fils' 151K! needed more mont,' h;r liting expenses, he want ed - IF you haven't seen these homes lately be sure you do the .( - CALL 3fl74IS and newly equipped kItchen, 5 LEFT various Winchester Homes 9, i , ' AS" )if) 411 "LOW MONEY r)R uSed S.,'. Sri ap(I.an(,, JuSt more in-itS ynurSt 3 bed 7 Beth , CIC B'j,' I OS 106$ SC"'C 14"r 1 Mm" 353 Sanford A, King Site ththOl Small pay mnontSat ""-- -__' of FIR. 54 Equipment For Rent I ill By Owner 3 BedroOm, I lath. Fenced. Enclosed Carport 511.503 tosal, 14063 Monthly Ph 323 1345 Rear Yard Enclosed qualify as a buyer h- 74 HOUR SERVICE REALTORS I4 - 373 055 ,ivtt 1700 down and $40 per month if Qualified, 3 and I bedroom models. Best in C ity. 700 Santa Barbara Drive WEST Uzlkss you c-an Incrse ea your tak'i oi output propor. T-550: Morris K., aged 35, worked In an auto 71-Auto Repairs I U' 9. 1 ew M. I CORP. "Mobile Home that A Callbart Real Estate OR MAN CONSTRUCTION CORP We know the I ____ Sduls Ab%ni I Shopping. ______________________ __I 0 31 SEE Ls for a MODULAR HOME Anywhere Within City Lim,ls WHO CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW lilA 735 PROGRAM? We are building new homes now of your choice. 3 and 1 bedrooms. It o Phone - automobiles, plus textiles, st eel, tic., can easily under. cut the prices that are cc(1uired on similar American merchandise, rdet at much higher Ia or costs! Remember, a basic law of ts,00ini (little understood by average Americans) is I ., -. - Wanted - To Buy Si a-' Apr' an'.,s i p Call 371 "10 R -----Mltli F URPIITURE COMPAPe-l' Bedi bY 30ai-, ia. is ,, 7'W$ France in 70$ '" OV A Of r- r. And Su"It" carpet snarnp000r II per CARROLL'S FURNIIURE _________ - -. -, pi'i4.w'ne' ranpef ctoonin. rpitattt riot BlueLustre electric 1 1 i dc- , ' cv~ /1 ) _-_-I6W,II II 1) 1,,,_ - $3$ 5777 bathS. Plot in houSing develop mint' see it VOU can qualify r, 20 Crane, Ph.D., M.D. - - J MCUS k f,uUf.r,U ? P.'Otl r ssrl,F; ,. . R. %A) r'ir'h A,e . a Highlands fa I I L] r ,, - 2511 So 1venh Ave Day 332 7217 or 111111 - 1 . , " 6- N~ Sanford Realty Boa 37 Altamonte S,ovngs. F l a WHY STORE If AND FORGET 1T ft Sell it and forget it with a Want Ad Call on e of our Ad Visors for help DiaCMi9 your ad - Realtor 30$ 13$ 4300 collect AUSTIN DEV ' SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox m ,v. Get . -. V ROt'. •9tts 'or sate. so. po'r FWW5• 1177 no Pote 43 $5* HouseheldOdods ,1: ' Sat. Oai forage Ian 447$ j iiierny'a Colonial Ur#IC•, 1001 1 - , --- '09", __ - - Cliff Jordan Call Don Ely today Business Property For Rent #_ Ones a THREE I FOUR BEDROOMS OARAOE OR CARPORT eWAZ.L TO WALL CARPET • CENTRAL HEATING .BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN I•LAROE UTILITY ROOM *FROM 817.400 Resort Property plant. -Clothing L! Down in Livestock And Foul 62 - pro"." [1 Were proud to otfer bigger bedroom% and closets, thicker carpels, enclosed laundry and garage, pantry, stove and refrlgeralor. Good selection now. FHA and VA f.sancing. New Woodm.re on Sanford Ave. near CALL BRICK HOMES TWO FULL BATHS your Located it's mills East of 17-43 on State Road 434 In the Village of North Orlando. Ph. 131.4111. 54-Antiques Garden Equipment a-Uvestock And Poultry 4)-Pets And Supplies " 2OO 'of" - .2'2 larlifil 1 7 For 1 '',r Better 235's And as low at 170 pet month At an annual rate Pet ItnI few ni-attep. 1 p.ou QJ,iIt, Ir USIA jj this: 41-Lawn And , -,''--. 54-Equipment For Rent 0:1 Ic... F.4se,pnwnl 34-ii And Tools 40--Building Materials Q' ' park 373 $470 Ch4dmne ('1K I10911t*- ' OPENING THIS WEEK SANFORD homes placed on fully landscaped Morris asked God to help him obtain a wage Increase. But God works through standard laws of economics. So see what happened when the factory superintendent Invited Norru Into his private office. And use "horse sense" to wage boosts! For Sal. - 545. 332 2450. APTS. and Trailers $7.43 across frOm Moveland Sanford Mobi le covitn *a Ila f'lçn.S)t f.EE Take a fe w minutes and bro*I1 through ten beautiful mood W. Tuesday, April fl IT/2--13 55 \ 'LfJ L*fi (,oifr. ' r.'a.,.i. It it, noii. ar gr pan"iI'l uhIIrnm (ail Don Ely SOC Vol' hOiTIP IndOf Alit? 114 flE VII LOPUENT CORP 5' 0 Ito, 37 Altamonte Sp,ing%. Two bedroom mobi l* "me Adulti .Iourney to itacbeeida village and find everything you've teen looking for in a Mobil. Home Community-Club House, Pool, other men you could havo married?" --- ___ - The Sanford Herald by Ar? S.n.om central heat system, modern SuI(P.en with e41.'rr,,t Phone)?) lift i..o Hiawatha Ae 0111 H Now Leasing those - --- - - A ri-c- - 30 New all brick hOmCS *I, I bedroomp., i', balls far S%7400 Wall to Wail t.'pui ltwougtsoul. REALTY Mobile Homes Wanted To Rent -= - -. ffeeifigarl - 0U Payton Lets For Rant" WORRY CLINIC By George - Merchandise "E'.'O COUSE1 I" TAiC'G 'S 3EG'J'JG 'O '- '.- 1 I- : D.Itovta, furnished two bedroom 30 "What about all s55 5 , u, e 110 i e'5 5 5.5,) u''.,nI5'S 5 0 14 l un.J,, 114A 7)1 - - wanted Room and Board for elderly lady, please phone 3224044. "What do you mean I never did anything for anybody?' Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment _________ ro - rMA'r LAST ECE OC C-CO..AC CA'(E 5.A.'JG Houses Rent 27 * = - . _jr r, ).,~ - S 200 Down rooms. large built In kitchin, central air, no TWO BEDROOM-- One bath, leep Commercial. nlct tecton for small ttness and home ( -i4 in .,qtmtflt. 511.450 furnished apart nentaduits only. No pelt. only. NO pets. a -- -. us / lerge oak shaded yard, W.ecioijs clean Furnished .--J rr --- no%nowri- afts HO,UQ47tllAttt $2! A*)t s!Tiisr Academy Manot two BEDROOM- Two bathp., retirement dream home beautiful Recreational Playground, Facilities. and much more. $2-Wanted To Buy $3-Swap And Trade ___________ Two bedroom furnished apartment. couple preferred. 32)4144 or 332 1334. SHOP THE LITTLE ADS WIT H THE BIG BUYS WANT £01 WILL SAVE YOU DOLLARS '41-Bicycles 42-8oats and rw-- TM PORN LOSER HouiPgr$jt, Sliuntli A*JEPILY convenicent location $17,703 3403 down S. SD-Garage-Rummage Sales Si-Auctions BLOP4DIE AVALOPI APARTMENTS AdultS-NO Pets 111W. timid St Small commercial building toe rent on French Ave. Call 322 4447 after Recreational -, - - _T_ - -'V tZA' Er,'A%Lsc 7 F$J,iED MVEV 5Y' , N F5 - - Membq, Oelando WP MIS 177444% lot s Ftenth Sunt &Ev, 3)? 3171 IIEDROON-Spacioup., THREE beautiful locati' vitft shade and fruit treesO'k'it in range and so ,en, air s.Atditiolhed, excellent pica 530.500 THREE BEDROOM-ItS batns, wall to wall Carpet, central aIr, ikELAKA APARTMENTS flaw r.rst Street 2$ : E- Apartments Rent Furnished -- -- 23 Small, BEDROOM -Charming ,tom built secluded, but close in, lango oikt, central air , t_37,430 F')UR BEDROOM -Large fjmU home noon 1 4. built in kith,n, central air, fenced 531.100 R2nt 33-Lots & Acrea ge 34-0obile Homes 35-Income 8 Investment Property 34-Business Property 37-Rail Estate Wanted (_ ,.,4), I --=---- - L__- ---------- GIANT SIZED Rooms in tIll two bedroom. 2"t batns, dilute brick home. Neon shopping, family room, deep wall. automatic garage doorS, and many other desirable features 14430 Some teems. SELECT YOURS FOUR Air conditionld bedroom. Mon only. 414 MytIli Ave. 33.7334. 26 Real Estate For Sale C. - SPACIOUS- GRA CI OUS Four bdroomt, 311 baths, screened Mal. large shaded lot. vitro large P•flCld family room with fireplace, closets galore, plus many more ktras. in IllS borne on dead end Street in tine section Priced at 124.300 Popular terms S.ctlOfl_Call 323 1513 after S Rooms For Rent Qoor,'t 'Caiaeibe-',v $31 31X if you h$ven a air con. D.itona. _ 3 bedrOoms, ditlofled, available now. 571 1040 or 775334$ . ___ 32-Farms & Groves ~z Will care for one child-,in my lionel Mondays- Fridays,SOC an hour or III per week. Pay in advance. 333 II,' 111 3171 Male.Female Help Want ed you ARE Mist SI _,. after 4 p m S days wetk PhOnO 323 &.533 be4of'e II a m 31-Houses For Sale : ,---- - -- Houses For Sa i N'd'oo". 4 bedroom fetpiiIPty ai r ciwldit+'Ovetd, wiIhln C ly limitp. .ye. C.ntraeters. tnt. %Olt' Ev.nngt 323 $001 rHA-- VA-ritA 1)3 y,e, bedroom, living room, kit , hen, Florida room, (bled garape, air, chain link fPncid tard wood enclosed pai lo with pniate tot "La I)%, WynteewOOd Corner centrally located Everything furnIsleld 323 1201 before noon or Wanted Baby Sitil, fros'nito$p vet. 15 -- witi care for children In my hen,.. 21 MY M-c F.TM? HDAT T I-4 177 flME , -- Si Help with light housework P'wvie 327 3104 21-Rooms For Rent 72-Apartments Rent Furnished 24-Houtis Rent Unfurnished 25-Houses Root Furnished 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent 21-B,,siness Property For Rent -Wanted To Rent 1. - _________________________ Domestic-Child Care 29 IT ---= For An Inrl 1"vo% . )JIUCIIOitI VVUfllU 17 Rentals , -- ', Female Help 1)-MaIe Help Wanted 14-Female Help Wanted 15-Ma le- Fema It Help Wanted 14-Situations Wanted 17-Domestic.ChHd Care ' - / --- Big Dip. 3431 French Ave 30 0 m woon330&l. -- Two Automotoive echanics for U$ed Cars 1 Trucks Mutt have oon tools S's week- See Jack Brining at Projooir Ford No Phone Calls Employment by Crooks & Lawrence TRAILER wanted with equipment. $34 - Logger 7432. ; 21', CAPTAIN EASY " N_ - NEWS dp.?rbu?ed ts an es.Sic hO?'Pft I the area AdvrtissrS should iieclvd, tiI in CSffptflffig Their eareed 010 Jl' i% s BARGAIN CLASSIFICATIONS r " j~, ]-,\t sday$ FAMILY SECTION mae additional . 0 ) All adyeflhslIp.$ appearing ill The Sanford Herald on W,dnisday will plac ed in TPivr. automatically , 60 PAR T+46 VE\ . 3 Lines Minimum . :e. . by I i I GUYS '. (51.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) , i 1)11 Terminal BIsig lila UcOuff Avenue. Jacksonville. Florida, Placement assistance 37 05 avaiIat'e Over ? ?rani5pn1atio4 companies have p'ir.d Our 13 watcOmill for outside C- Lonqwood. 700 HigPtlIn. Drive (West 434, South at Consolidated Stool), 10 a rn, tO 3 pm. , 34C Al Hoe 2Cc a line flc a li nt 1 thirst 4 times S tttu 70 tImes 21 times -- Nurses Aide will take care of .eertv DOW* In private home. Eapenierced tewlrtg machine operators Apply Prattyilil of faIclWift Of me •ouC*i,' truck lines - Truck Line Ois?n$b.jtin Sys?rni. Inc. Etpress Parcel Deliveries. Inc Skyline DilvPniet. Inc. For application and hfterview. call 104 3$0-4W. or write School Sally Division. United Systems. Inc.. care of Per Day. -i I L by Al Vermeer Night baby sitter to live itt - TRAINEES NEEDED we are currently, Ofl,flViQ tFlC?OV trailer training 'irovgpt the The Longer 'your Ad Runs Tb. Las it ots Per Line 1 ) also Instruction PIANO LESSONS 13 Week C hord Course 3573 7 u31 \ 831-9993 !-' Vol OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS I dare you to ooen IPit door to suc Lewis -- ..&1 W4 CS Wanted Business Opportunities ________________ ' ~~__ ) - Male Help Wanted 14 Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads ng 13 Personals AD --- f - __________ ______ - ---- ===-------1=-- Results Are Amaz_inge . - 2 )~-~,~ • '- - f Act D WItil A DRINKING '': ot WftL = - ----• ---- "Cg% Ad - I It - 1 ''T LJ'R1L P i ~ JEJ [[[LI Wc - nt by V. T. Hamlin OOP CAMPUS CLATTER itom - rrlrrr-r~_ - -.0 .- _ -- - ' rrs i4% A,LL ma.w... I wr. u 7%k_1% j i&Ji AP..ifl •M'' = -w 1 I s.,,ao', c'a 014 11, OiCE 'SELL DNsLLiPI arid Larger Piwgt. Sprn&Jr's, t40 (gildt?.0.Iilt 34.7 *403. • J71i*'7 t1L'14 VL4 Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. . . THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. S Lhi,'s 21 Days 13 w.s 3 line Ad-$S.04 $16.50 146.80 4 line Ad-$6.72 $22.00 $62.40 S line Ad-$8.40 $25.00 $78.00 DlL 322.2611 orS31.3 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAE. �ff - 16-The Sanford Herald 1. .. MuskieI AA Overpowering Affection Tuesday, April 11, M2 -I7 i - IVM~ IVtLJVI I . - - . -. . - -. - - Up . -- its. DO? MeLEOD Associated Press Writer WASIIINGTiN APi Sens. Edmund S Muskie and Geor1e McGovern continue neck and neck in th e race for delegates to th e Dem ocratic National Convention, but President Nixon is streaking toward a preconvention lockup of the Republican nomination, The latest count in The Associated Press Delegate Poll shows Muskie with 991-, delegates otes lined up for th e July 10 Democratic con'entrnn where 1,509 votes will be needed for a presidential nomination McGovern, surging after- his primar ictor in Wisconsin, is in second place with 9i½. - ' : , -- .. .- ' ... r'. .- -' . " ' =-- . -. ,., . - . -' .. -- g,---es - - •, , - ii ZA&. '. .'----".- -r.' -: ., S&L, Altamonte Springs. April 13 April 12 Seminole County Campers DeBary Garden Club -Tour of business meeting, 7:30 p.m. First Federal S&L 3210 West Eight Homes," 2- p. in.; tickets SeO Boulevard, Al ta monte anc. maps available at DcBary Springs rote cnange of j*4 MEET ELROY This is a 20&-pound Saint Bernard. If you don't know what it's like to roughhouse with an animal th is big, just look at the pictures. Writer Rich Seely is zhvn here . i',. or is it putting Elroy through is paces other way around. (CNS Photos by Cliff Brown) - A'fthl. 10, 1972 Birth, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, girl, Sanford Discharges . Sanford Grace Cdllal _________ Rose Ann Dean Annie Pear Hill Hartford W. Rhodes Essic Mae Bryant Dorothy Stewart John Guuli Leora M. Howell Gary w. Ray Elizabeth Curry Jean White, rid.and Barbara Dempsey, Lake Mar) George J. Miklos, Dehlona Christine E. Carraway, New Smyrna Reach Rmu-rts G. Sneeden. orange City Ca3seIt!•T1) ______________-_ - a. •. . a. a. a . ' TAAKA t.,.. Wee" 1$ I " i 6* L, (W -,!IT IL $O. COMFORT Aitamonti iw ___ _ff ft. usw,. CANADIAN OR ru ganiut WULERS spiciat RLSIIVL ' *151 IlL - BALLANTINE April 21 Shrine meeting. 630 p.m. I;IT.V.VODKA , 1W UOTCM ?75 64" 549 ITS Seminole Count) Democratic executive committee, called meeting. $ p.m., Florida State Bank lounge. MAIIE " go - %AJ ____ ______ '' April 22 Men's Club of All Soul Church. dnn't. 9 p in pars hall. STREGA 74Ij i• r HAIG n. 0.0 •• 4 • --. PIlt LI "W M .a,i M .1* I 1 OW _____________ I J.T.S. BROWN 1(*IPR. VODKA 9XM WT abc I _ _ _ _ _ MCHENRY 8 YR. V.0. BARTON _____ " Its I Ti IáPIERTIFIED J.W.DANT1OYr. 'Pt. as, 6* ri L''IHARVEY'S 860C6YLI(Y 1W. $CSTIM , .. ___ .. t____ .LI.LI BROOKFORD 10 YR. - I,'-' 141 uuua 31 is, i ctou tP LASt? 11511 SIR " 4*' u*is 7= USVIVI MMI fl a aw ON SaI"u tw,, ___ vS5 .U',I CHRISTIAN .. BROTHERS 71 u5 an 'ii ____ 't 5.49 cum 171 si p iuui VM If I wereu't here, then I wouldn't have a chance to ex. ( 1W. MU (*UU W. 1(01(1 - 4 -- $0504) IT. 5055)05 SIt. 4' I OdI I 5,405 U -_______ UI._____ '' "_______ 5.99,."111 1169" 1 111110 jg sj 4 ROYAl DELUXE 011I-M 299 'il I"iT! UI J. ! Ii) F.UWARti NLILAN Copley News ServiLe IOWIT CHAMPAGNE HINRI HANT ap. '. 4 34.95 I i I. k C 06111111*1 HUM "" " *4 5*4 151 Ill i. $0' 2 56?! KY. BEAU 111*10*11 $051 OIISMSIVI$*iaT I' HEAVEN HILL $4 Pt Sri ST. 1 SEAGRAM "°" •,• 43 El~______________ sPt SI&CU 5.15(1 I CROWN ROYAL ROYAL DELUXE ' ' FITZGERALD * Still GlO. DICKEL -•' - ;... ... GALLIANO 04 a' 471,,5,, '10, Is 58?4.99 -- r- 1154I'l MOORE - i!t-'-, &tfl1 f}& 49'. 83" 6.99.. ' 4.29 1 'IA!l LONDON WELLER'S RESERY SIPS T ST $01 -, TOWER 1 ullsm DIV 6-lu i.-.l STIllS 511.1*1110411 , , bURtON SUPR1Mfd' ". -. "- TANQUERAY ___ M? IlhiOl his . i ypiis.v AICI[Jfl ACE ' ia 'QUEEN ANNE ..,.-. tL8*Da. SOIl CARSTAIRS 54 IMP a' 3.J2" 49 WISER'S 18 YR. IM' (*8*1.15 SaSs LEWIS "66" 10 YR. KY. BRB ', A 4,49 Ls F'IT%E'I. J' ABC 8 YR. ', • - :j MAITINGLY BEEFEATIR BLACK VELVET IMP. (*8*05*5 ,• 51.115 I 'I 1*4 14 6 1 (*14 99 8.49. 6.39 M. 410 GORDON ,cctx" WILDlY 6-IS • 45-'. i. '' ______________________________ I '' ' -T I,f,J,,$jVTA41'4f,,I.14,jpTvjf' 1'A11I(I11tW!1'1!YAII '" ' L TillS (*140*53 3 'JGALT1LTDICANTIR 't-1 6ã 99t ABC PREMIUM BEER ca ALE ....... 3.95 RUtS. ""'" 2" IRWITL ROSA1 1.11 . 23.11 6 '' 1 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE BEER . . . - 399 so I 'i""' 2' RQE FROM . ifj' 1.71 '" 18.95 PillS - WHIT1 - RIP Z' ' 1 GENLSEE BEER. '-..........4.19 B 6 11.0* 104 5 US CATAWBA3.4912.3" HATERS ROSE nis L 4.19 BURGER BEER °"° I '. iL,.... .*. a "e. 1i.'.n 449 SCHAEFER J1 .SL a - -... (*5* I N *04M5 1046 . . . . _______ STTU WOM 08 AROMATIC 801 Us B34*,IaRLATZBEER sit'-. u.s. 111M t SCHUTZ BEER 12-OL POP TOP CANS....... 4.19 -l LiiviflAkiIt . - Isr ,,_ ft. L 45I5g*3.4939,$ 8.7 5 1 s... ' 9v' ""cuotu iw. nty iD'1 TUBORG IMP. DEISARK u 'i' 4 - -. - " Ut 50% P1 t*ISSUIS int - CiM'T1 . 5015561? 14 p GUAM (Masts (54.', J't aas$M 17 ." IS" ruu cause I VODKA (Ui "•.. I' sw I IBLEND vat Rsivaii 1 BOND -°"" Ca .e (fl.$(M l r0((1.,., AP8* fAts I , U*4(151 va' '- - 3495 - - I SCOTCH -J L "-" v 3.31 NI&PJM .1'. 4th ,$h5,fl. 1. /1 V. il ii QUART JIM BEAM I . I 1011110W :z 4881 Owl t__i L_ " ,o __ Vietnam notwithstanding the s dispatches fact that in today' we talk of another carrier leaving Jai to join tite "wind, down". i ouM "*c are bringing -* f or ces home from Vie tnam we have rcescalated the air war to a point where we are now dropping more and larger bombs than ever bef ore, and the defense budget of $54 billion f or the year is larger than when we had $40,000 ground troops atationcd in Vietnam." - ' 95 S69 I1STL KT. - of 'ida To give you one small Idea of where Ii 'r'..! prutii!.l td up....despiteahl of thil nonsense that .e're "winding d" In - *s rti*zm *issji - - Se - 1 QUART SEAGRAM1 SEAGRAM V.0. JICUETY BARK 11140410 -, 14 J* ') I , 7C*0,*1A88 ouia" 601116*4041* II -. 3M D&G- CRATIAD HETWOL LIS... fl.lS See 04 C S 3 PO*L ENI PIMTUIAL US - fl,lS ________ 015.5*8* 7t fuus list. *'t.- III. i-fl. C. IMPORTED' CANAD1AN' 469 0M0 *at'tv *Hi'Way 17.92 Fern Park w - ____ - At 436 lu (*&$O5Si* I t Va' ._. ' e $OTTUI*?I* - Uncle Samuel and his legion ON 13•IW.OAESUIEflY US....flJS I * *Hi-Way 1792 QT. CANADIAN MISTIj CIT. SMIRNOFF i 3,96 - Supposing I do win a million :. pi wiaa W. n*tr'r" tw, 17 44 - 'ul? government-.ponsored weekly lottery Is doing so well that In less than four weeks, almost 22 million chances have been sold. If that rate of sales continues (at SO cent a ticket I , by the end of next week they'll ha ve their drawing for an "instant millionaire. ......... . and I just know that all of my carpenter friends are crossing their fingers for me dollars. I'd have to fork over more than 90 per Cent Of it 10 P ti ii: ' IVY uc uvi comes through for me, then I could afford to have an extra cabinet made and be able to pay for It. too. Seriously, that state's , tnt usut gsni So Pt lit IT III, ( ,,_, ON (1*604*5 58 Oh well, maybe If one of those '.nnsylvania lottery tickets - WISER'S 10 YR. '" ,.'3 MR. ED. KY. 1I*It.I built.. SM? (*5*04*8 5060 ABC RUM YR. TOM SIMS V ST. LEGER £ LICINT to 0&21 WINDSOR q 4.7 OUUT 1492t5uM - OLD HICKORY 1 Dunuossu1Ws S 1(011650 tos of Dali T$O'Y 11*1 PUIT*I vo , (010 \"af NICE And those personal senUmcnts also apply to eketriclans, bricklayers, truck drivers, etc. J can Just see all of those professional teachers, doctors and lawyers, shaking their heads and saying, "That's it, John... let 'em have it." B& L JACQUIN RUM , CERTIFIED 1.99. O (J V I UI It IMSOS IM $01CP wcvr. sUE iv hours. Ii.irtI MCHENRY 8 YR. HIGHLAND BREEZE ,-riS "LAW tub ME - ft Carpenter's.Unlnn calling for a wage Increase up to $9.70 an hour, by April 3, 1975. No offense intended, fellows.... but I can't bu t recall only one "Carpenter" who was worth that kind of money tor mare ). IN 50*1040 IT. 505*505 70 01. ION SINS $ Ti. KY. 3 ,J55 £1.95 r 011*11 CRAWFORD 3.lr X75 r EASSY W10 CAIADUJI 3....11 4U5 7501.54 toiau TOR 01113.. S.95 G" $ YR. COLD COACH KY. 3 ...1? 4195 P HIVED HOUSE 3 ....11 4175 75 01. CAJIADIAR SP1IS 5.71 .. 1195 4u SAXOKY YOOU 2. - 35.0 5MCERTIF1EDITW= 3...,14 5L35 rOT. mUDC$ LADE UL.. 11.95 5wit'i1"1Yr.35Blti1l$-31 3RUSgAyogiij 3,,.,r 3975 101. IcHEJIRY II YR. KY. 549 . 1195 P 111851* bAY 3.lr 3.l$ 59.75 r JACOUII BOlE) IIAU $11111 3.31 - 3975701. 11V YQOu 1*couii J49 , 61.95 ir 11 YR. BORD€D KT."1.95 ir IDWO) THE WORLD 12 YL&-.. 83.11 7501. JACOUII 1$ TL 541.... ILlS 4' AIC CHI-VDOU.Ruk 3...1r 41J$ 55 KY. TAYERk f YR PR. 3.,..11 41.75 r 011*11 TEACHERS IL.... 13.75 P 01. 10 Ti. 00(0 COACH 3...155 £1.95 P 01. JACOIJIN YOCU 3.., 11 51.95 ti:r'i 1.I,1I11L1 press my disapproval on IR GRANDDAO1J.WALKiRREO 414$ so OLD COLD 10 y - - - - -- .'- 5 ' ' , The School Board Tuesday took no action after Supt. John Angel recoeñdèd mm the board call for an election asking the voterS voters to approve a special four' mill tax levy to construct new - ' ______ ____ . -. - 'G'cifcith er' Cos ts = ,. .- - - II 1 1 17 1 1 P [10 10111 93' $ Ti. U. 411 Y% 1K schools in South Seminole County. The superintendent told board he believes "momentum In the southern part ot the county is such that if we can communicate the needs to people, they will approve By BILL sctyir - - ..------. *4. HEDGES BUTLER I. W. HARPER IMP. 1(01(5 12 YR. u,is: ST. LEGER WISER'S 10 YR WNLb1*11554KruC1 lit . , . GRANT'S 8 YR OLD FITZGERALD IMP, 1(01(5 . - 75' U5*' 11' icivurti ,. iii W.P115CM JACMBSS - I 'V MWUSU0lCa U' MAIut Usitl LIsefli ' ____________ Ddllary Library Association dessertjrtdge, 1 p. m, Civic Center: annual benfit for Library. K$TCI tt UI'IUIAI RU istits us I - CERTIFIED P5411*1 U SLiMS ( nI .', - - I.(AUF halt., . COITU lION 5114(0 t' 61 ' " WHITE HORSE çee,, 5Qc .14 ____ CQIO Clii , 1W. 1(01(5 12YLIMP.SCOTcH 'as A& CACAO.ANRUTTI_2"I 7.49, 89t. ______________________________ ;, ___ ____ ____ 11131 0F "M _____ 10 'I'. CAIVERT JACQUINS .s,u,sa cais CZ6*NMUOMLIt*M 3i r r: 4? YD _________________________ - ' 499 GUAIT 58'IM •" .rrr ;, .. Got a response from my Friday's comment that "there really isn't anything more Important in We than life itself........ Caller said. "The triumph ofgood over evil" Is more 1mmportant. Ah dunno ...... I'm the te who'd at least like to be around to see whether it was all worth the while. Hot" about you, folks' YSOP CONAC 12 YR. IMP. SCOTCH M "- CERTiFIED IILIMI VAT 69 GOLD IMP. StOICS ABC 8 YR. I P5*510 54(65 155 N'vt$Ou 11 '"' nwssa sovasos I lIr' lb.,l BACARDI OLD CROW I 1W ISANCI PN4WPI CAU&S"N C LOG By John A. Spolaki aacsrnase, t IT TN! CARLOAD AD ,' 'V..-. IW V ... T''fa ABC B YR. KY. 10 PR. VODKA I '_ I -.- in in. ru •4 $6 Pt ITS. ST. SIB ,,. ..,I (SMM au oat • PINCH IMP. TEQUILA ' JACQUIN "' 1 BENEDICTINLI, MAcun,, ' ' - " fl "T __ , ._w, •• " CANADIAN MIST VSOP BRANDY ____ - - - - £ BRANDY I it,. vat. I SAA April 2$ Tasting Luncheon sponsored by Paper Dolls, benefit South Seminole Community Ubrary, 11 am. to 2 p.m,, Altamonte Diapri educational building. " ui KY. TAVERN DANT 10 Yr.yELLOWSTON'l i,,. 399. I " ''.$Ili IQv5jI , . I&k "* JOHN ' VTS(MM ...%, 1W. 11,11 Services. "After the nurse told me I would have to come back to see a doctor I went home and tried telephoning doctors' offices and answering services but was unable to find a doctor. "My friend, Patty, came over and she tried calling the hospital emergency room to find out "I took Roxanne back to the emergency room at 7 p.m. but the Navy doctor did not arrive until about 7:15 p.m. "lie took the child immediately and aont font'd On Pg. 3-A Cal. I Angel' s Tax Levy Bid NlZzllltyvi IMP. tAMissa. - NM" 379 .UAIT ______ ____ IRIZAI KAHLUA *tt,T ___ :1!L- W11.1111111 _ AM KASS TRADE WINDS RUM..L. sxos - is why they could not obtain a doctor. They told Per it was not an emergency and there would be no doctor at the hospital until 7 p.m., but Patty got mad and told them she knew that somewhere in that hospital there was a doctor. "By then my baby was gasping for breath and shaking with convulsions. available and would not be until 7 p.m., when the Navy doctor comes on duty. "At first they acted like they didn't want to treat Roxanne but I showed them my Medicaid card I received from the Department of Family C chool Board Bypasses _ CLLk'D FLCIA : ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE,!3' ' - Roxanne Louise Smith. Sanford, was finally admitted to the hospital emergency room, the mother, Darlyn Smith, said when she returned 90 minutes later with the critically ill infant, _________________________________ ViSIT 'rout IEAUTIrUI 51W SWl5lN I'1441U " 2 133 £z *G$P.J r.J.SI [151 I "Finally, the Department of Medical Services arranged for me to see a doctor on Wednesday, March 8, and he said Roxanne had bronchial asthnui and gave her some medicine, "She see,iied all right until Thursday when she turned yellow and seemed to have trouble breathing. "I gave her the medicine but she threw it up. Finally I decided to take the child to the hospital emergency room at around 5:30 p.m. "I told the nurse about ltoxanne's breathing difficulty but she told mc there was no doctor The child died approximately four hours later after two doctors and a number of nurses worked to save the tiny bundle. The trying experience of a mother seeking medical help for her only child has Left a never. to-be-forgotten impression. In her own words: "1 tried for several days to find a doctor for my baby but the doctor's secretaries said they were not taking any new patients. I asked them to recommend a doctor I could see but they .said they could not. stuart. george I ,,, . ' 3.99 ouan 47 e Copier as, at 1 TO'S 8[LDW - _______________________ ' SUMS Hospital Revises Emeraencv Policy BY nut, SCOTT An eight month old girl died of acute bronchitis March 9 at Seminole Memorial Hospital's emergency room. The baby's 18-yearold mother claims she was unable to receive medical treatment for the child earlier In the day because there was not a doctor available for emergency room duty. 1y dry... nohquids, or chemicals r::H MW 00 ,' ft ,± 1I BARCLAY DLI) THOMPSON on health insurance - t ) Takes only 12% b 18% on your desk. Whs only 19 lbs. Easily moved. Operates on reur current. Copies letters. pages bound in books., an printed ma terial including colors. Corr 1 e te . LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER "MI 00 THWU Th'DA1 PRICES IBuaIflhsaI$54 um Do bug 1001 'r Desk CS £O u 1W. 5S&C1 putusPi Ut IllS lit LOWD ) PR. GIN naiL Infant Brings Change I,l VSOP BRANDY 86 PR. SCOTCH Iii (sitU ER $055 SALt BuMS IIslitsol c"l JOSE GASPAR Ill3 a IIIIIII3 fat the delivery of health care services. Both are based on pri, vaLe insurance. The reason for the chununlWASHINGTON - Some Democrts and Republicans mesa between administration want to have legislation eztab. official Richardson and somelishing a national health Insur- times obdurate Democrat Mills ante program paaed by Con- is that the White House recog. gress bdure they tart the tot. n.zes It Is Mills' Wai and eriin the November, 1972, elec- Means Committee that must get the legislative ball rolling Lions Sickness has became a lux- an a new health plan. in addition to controversy ury that only the well-heeled over what should go Into the can Ulfard i::id this h ounts for these range the growing public support for various plans some sort of z,auonal health In- from Sen Russell B Long's. 1)LA., conservative proposal of swam-i'. Once widely condemed as federal government help only "socialized medicine," the con- for victims of catastrophic cept has gamed respectability Illness to Sen. Edward M. in the wake of soaring costs for Kennecb"s, 1)-Mass, proposal for cradletograve coverage -. health care delivery, There are some fresh signs there is the matter of timing. Cuitgres.I will recess for the that Conjrs may get crackDemocratic National Coning on the issue: On March 3, House Ways venticm in July and would like and Means Committee ChtAr- to adjourn before the Bubliman Wilber D. Mills, 1)-Ark., can National Convention in late rweawo his ideas for a ia- August. Senate and Hoiae heeds ticmal health plan which Indude jw'k1ng Medicaid in !- ',u!d like to .p a piat-vention session and certainly vor of a better plan and irn. proving existing health jy. want to avoid a "lame duck" sitting after election. ante protection. That will crimp the session Secretary of Health. Edocation and Welfare Ethc* L and put it squarely upto Mills' Rithardsan an Mardi S hailed cotrinittee and the Senate FlMills' remarks as offering nsnc,Cizmunitteeutowhether rt,ai hc thit the Huse will health care gets consideration. Any kgialaticxi establishing a paza responsible health insurante legislation this year." national health lxisuraoce proRichardson noted that Mills' gram mud start In Mills' comtev, like the administra- mittee, which has responsibiltin's. seeks It, reinforce and Ity for originating all revenueImiwose the prudinr fffl raISInt measures. . ' fi -. JACLJIN SAXONY _____ AprIl20 Seminole County Republican executive committee. 6 p.m., Seminole Junior College room James 207-8 iover the libruryi. Sanford: Rudolph Z. Johnson J. Harvey C. Broadway Julia BS'OWD MirandaBurt Morris Hansen Esther Kinard Mrs. Otis Wellon end baby girl Walter C. Roehner, Deltona Antmme Ferreira, Deltona Watson M. Reel, Lake Mary Mrs. Robert Brewer and baby girl, Lake Mary Sally Ann Parish, Geneva Henry S. Willet, Qiuluota John S. Henley. Titusville Pauline M. Gilbo, Death Of ____ Lii T 1* le , ROYAL DELUXE Altamonte Springi Homemakers. 9 a.m.. Firs S&L rrrr,. Wednesday, April 12, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 6.4th Year, No. 168 Price 10 Cents Isis LASTS ISIS DAYS MOW-, SPIlL 10Th T$1S SAT.. APRIL 151W l'Lö.' ROYAL DELUXE ThI% SLIMS of Corrunerce. April 14-15 Shrint ?PCT sale. Federal Springs. place). PAUL JONES r. Toastmistress Club, 8 p.m., Chamber frrath - 4I1l 15'.I"1:l 4lIFULL Seminole County Democratic executive committee, $ P.m., room 211. SJC. il 4 . ,,.,, Hospital Notes Admissions - LZ- Seminole Calendar Suburban Republican April ii monthly Deflury Civic Association, Women's Club 7:30 p.m., speaker, Circuit meeting, 7:30 p.m., First - ___~ ..,, , tax, the exemptions didn't go "The subjects of every state With April 15 Just around the recognise It. In 1913, exemptions were bek'w $2,000 for married and ought to contribute toward the corner, more than 70 million Mnrrlcnns have tiled or will file $3,000 for a single Individual and II fYI) for single taxpayers. And support of their government the highest rate In proportion It, the revenue 'ou hear lot about "11w IPMNI incotlie tax returns. Many of $4,000for a married person, and Il per cent was up to $4,000. which they respectivelyenjoy." old ulnys." Songwriters have these are husbands filinq Joint since not many single people on taxable Income Smith's view, however, was war, the rates on the than 13,000 a year And after a de more given songs nostalgic lines like husband-Wife returns, which m individual Income thx were that the same rate should hate wedded pair II was a lucky than twoand that more "Those were the days, my means been right after the departure didn't reduced again! friend," anti. "those dear, dead thirds of all U.S. adults are who insile $4,000, the tax is from the Garden of Eden To go 'way bock. the theory It did hit a lot of people. Those rite. annual Involved in this days beyond recall." a that not established, but it was The federal Income tax as we hit paid I Per cent of their in- behind the income tax was There really were "good old centuries social matter of concern to $20,000. The it represented a form of days." you know, although know It came into being in 1913, come up cent -- on Justice --- based on equity, before Christ. there are not too ninny around with completed ratification of maximnwn was 8 per Re'Ieve it or not. for about SO benefits received and ability to of over $500,000. to the Imoows Amendment of the 18th with personal memories Americans paid no years War 1, pay. l'ven (luring World them. Proof ; There really was a ('ofLStitUtIOfl, flack up a minute; or i1 all federal Even Adam Smith's 18th few years It" which followed Just it tax as we know time when Americans paid no "11w income othetw". is a bad phrase. We'd never after imposition of the income Century conception was that Income tax. By SAM STFWAIIT Copley News Sert ire - --------- ____--. - . W ~, . - - __ U,ok him fiflingadish with waler when the first crash hit I X&fl strike in the into the living room tosee what leach but had happeziedto our poor dog. t move "It's all tight," I called back We tried reasoning with him. to Peggy. "He just knocked , Look over a lamp." to ULUJ.4C. aOU and it's IaIWIa Another crash. "What was don t want to get wet. Come th that'" shouted Peggy th us e warm house wi "He knocked over another th Elroy was unznoed. We tried lamp. I think it's actually gglng tail that does IL" There was a sake Elm' big thump. :It wis We' it's cold 'wet out tying down. soaked old boy. getting fl i tn my back on him for a II please come really Please, minute and there was a Nothin Ioid crash. got an, . Bribery is "What did he do now?" yelled - ' -. -. . - lfb fil w*;a Wee as far we did. cut his walk short and U 47 Ai '1 r 4 I I 0 a as '•.. - 0 It As on as we got borne he knew how long he wanted to went on an inspection tour of walk about C wan owhousewhilewewenttntothe •--- :- -- - two adults, like us, could handle We put him. We were confident, too-not very bright, maybe-but he pulled us out into the night. C started running ewrywtwe holding onto the leash. So we bought Elroy He came It was clear Elroy was the one complete with papers and an eating abtrd AW ____ 1r , ' ':ded for nomination: DernocraLs 1,509, iublicans 674. humphrey, meanwhile, announced his op position to the Nixon administration's massive stepup in the air war in support of the Sou th \ setnamese. "I'm not saving we should stop all bombing, Humphrey to!d a news conference in Cincinnati Monday. I'm in favor of it to protect our troops in their withdrawal." g I - -. We H a NO d Once, Personal Income Tax ' I ~V - ~Wy ~__ -w' ___ F - - . - L '- T1T! N E - g' - Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey 23 Rep. Shirley Chisholm 7 Sen. Henry M. Jackson I Rep. ilbur D. Mills I Uncommitted 93 nweUn I _ - , I. I . - jR office. 11 - committed. Florist and post ". "- t.jj Federal __ .. -.1 - in the Floiida primary. The current tabulation, Democrats: e Sen. Edmund S. "en George McGovern 951 GOV George C. Wallace 75 I . . lace is in third Alabama Gov. George C. delegates won place seiv on the strength of Nixon. rne inwhile. has 128 delegate votes in ine for the Aug. 21 Republican convention, No other Republican has won any delegates, thou gh delegates still remain in cided column. Significantlythe largest single bloc of Democratic delegates is the 193 who remain Un- .. 1' ' - Judge Dominick SaIIimunhty Center. " .. H' ni. e!cp " '!'.te'd ! ie-e on top of After several unaccesaful vies at getting him to sep beside the bed, I fi nally pulled the sleepy dog out of the bedroom and loelred the door l dog. Peg. not inetai ii iiw i* "He got up," Ishouted back. So I got Elroy's birdba th dish "How could he make that and set It just inside the door so much noise just getting Up?" he could gee IL WS kGE1S Elmy "He knock ed the 'IV over while That did IL He came right Saint Bernard, had only one bed trislde.He walked UPtothC dish. doing was he hablt,jiecordtngtotheladywho I set the television haCkUp opened his mouth and tflhalNl soldhtmtous. turned itonto see tfltstill the food. -He isa sort oia and Imanhe didn't chew ttor worked.Itdd.AndfOrElrOy,it ghhoiuse." she explained. at first sight. He sat anything, he just sort of sooped was love ed and stared Into the tube, it right Into his stomachwas a puppy the lady hadn't down giving it his undivided at"If he eats li ke that, what are minded that he ran Into we going to do?" asked Peggy. everything and everybody. But , "What are we going to feed him .He likes TV," I shouted to now that he had grown into a Peggy. after all hit, horwmneat'S gone" in his 21)0-pound dog he "Reu1' she said. "What's fun-loving way. playful "I don't know," I said. watching?" knocked out her two-year-old he "Dc r'on Derby."' • 'Mabe he'll eat bill colk'cson. But anon Elroy beCL'w: bor ed thin. So it was the auction block for wi th television. He planted Whe n it was time to go to bed, poor 1roy wife, at the front door and we thought it would be nice tO himself and I were buying him for gave us the 'you-better-take- let Elroy sleep In the bedroom air.azlngl) tow price o so , - mwa have br, " look fl me lady was comaeru a leash on Etroy. By R7CH SEELEY (X)PLEYNEWSSERVICE . Tied Weigh ty Problem Poses - - irv -- t . i '' "GETCHA PAPER .,. I—- READ ALL ABOUT Ii!'__ hydrant with a fine of $18 and By JANE CASSELBERRY " ' Som e Film Fans For Car Parking the vehicles are Shriners from Bahia Temple surround hirs. Betty hiartindill of the Parking places have been at a premium in Seminole Plaza since the showing of the film, "The Godfather," began at the Seminole Cinema. Some of the theater-goers have come out after watching the chilling tale _____________________________ of life with the Maflato find . memr cars missing at least, to 24 who tha t Is what ha nnexin happened to park in the vicinity offire hydrants. Casselberry Police Chief George Karcher reported today the matter came to a head THE recently when the police and e O fire departments responded to a bomb threat at the theater and By MARION HKTIIEA found fire lanes blocked. Il-VEAIt-OLI) THE epileptic stepAI.TAMONTE SP R INGS- He said he is working In granddaughter of a prominent city official is Council has authorized City Att- cooperation with Fire Chief found alive and In good health by two deputies orney S..3. Davis to prepare an Roger Hasooli and the who followed auto tracks and footprints through ordinance annexing the Lake management of Seminole Plaza Destiny tract being developed to make conditions safer for the a wooded area where she had been dumped by by Baldwin Development general public. Str ingent law her abductor. Company. enforcement is called for, The development, which will especially with the record be known as the Lake Destiny crowds packing the theater, he SAYING Florida's new corporate tax and Inapartments, is contiguous to pointed out. flatlon have necessitated a rate increase, a Spring Lake hills in a county. Casselberry police are issuing zoned 10 area. The developer citations for those found Florida Power Corp., official testifies in support requested the same zoning in parking within 15 feet of a fire of an 11.4 per cent annual rate hike for his thee city. company. Include a 248-unit apartment complex on the 21.86 Progress Report acres. Twstory buildings will MAXIMUM security measures are planned for be featured, and residents will Capt. Billy Lyons of the President Nixon's visit to Ottawa Thursday luive the facilities of It $50O.000 Salvation Army reports unuthe. clubhouse and also a bout dock, $2,200 was reported Tuesday on The developers indicated they the building fund drive, which is will pay their utility lee Ins in Its last week. Total funds FLT'I'UItA INC. and its agent, Charles Tunnicliff, miiediately to escape the received to far, $181,425 leaving are fined $750 apiece as the first parties conmoratorium to be Imposed for $68,575 to reach goal. victed in federal court of defying President 90 days In 11-3 areas Mayor Lawrence Swofford Nixon's price freeze. told Council that traffic will be no problem since the Index developmert is adjacent to the in. Area deaths ...............2* FOR THE FIRST time since the Legislature Boulevard Maitland h1ri't .' . 10A krchjttge. developed funding formulas to provide equal It was pointed out the Calendar ..................(IA dollars for equal education in all counties, some buildings will be terraced since Classified ads ......... 12A.I3A Florida school systems may get less state aid the land slopes toward the lake. COtfliC5 .................. HA than they got the previous year. The developers plan to make Crossword puzzle ------10* application for building permits Dr. Crane .......11* Dear Ahoy . lOA within two mon ths. -Councilman Thomas Radloff, Edltoriaicoiiunent .........4A 10* who cast the only opposing vote, Entertaintii.snt Horoscope - 10* Yesterday's high 82 low 54. WEATHER again pressed for referral of hA annexation to the city Planning Ilospltal notes Generally fair, highs mostly in BUS, low In GUS, Zoning Board but Swofford Public noticcs ...........8* and Th understorms rumbl ed across the Midwest negated this action by the Society ...................9A today in the wake of tornadoes and high winds statement that since no zoning Sports ............ ..... 8A-7A that hammered parts of Missouri and IllIroIs, Change was requested there TV .......................10* causing one death and more than 20 injurIes, was no reason for the referral. Vegetatilenierket ....... IlA Herald's advertising department to give her the "honor" of purchasing the first paper in the shrine's annual newspapt. sale to benefit the organization's 19 orth opedic and three burn treatment hospitals. Th ey will be peddling their papers Friday and Saturday all over the county. Last year $3,000 was raised, Left to right Pat Miller, V. A. Adams, Mrs. Martindill, Ed Turner, and Ray Williams. ___ _ __ _____ - bang towed additional millage." Jean Bryant, board vice chairman, advised a delay of one year to allow for a drop In the present mlllage so the taxpayers will not feel the increase. Angel replied the school system needs $2 million for construction of a North Orlando elementary facility; an addition to the new Lake Brantley High School and enlargement of Jackson Heights Into a middle school. He stated the construction money is needed regardless of whether Seminole goes to a 45. 15 extended year or remains on Headlines Inside HERALD A Law Is rd before the mnlllage election and he replied, "It would depend on what king of program we have," A.F. Keeth. chairman, disagreed with Mrs. Bryant and stated the logical thing wouki be bask for thn millage this year. Mrs. Bryant replied she does not want to spend money for a mlllage election that would not pass Stuart Culpepper stated he wanted to change the priorities and place a middle school in the Lake Howe ll area this year conventional scbwl year. rather than Jackson Heights. __ t:.Vt , away The owners must pay an additional $25 to get them back. . Karcher has appealed to the management to put up signs and they ha ve begun painting the fire lane markings. 4 _____________ .., Mrt hr,a.i' iikttl lulartce officer Walter Teague 11 the county could wait another year -. . A' - g red - Herald -' - _______ - - - SGT. 1-cl KENNETH A Jackson, newly assigned Army recruiter to Sanford. presents a live-day, tournight paid vacation (from tim, pert.rnally) for one of six spots in Florida to John Fehr for the Fleet Reserve. The Fleet Reserve. In turn, will auction the vacation at the Sanford Naval Air Station reunion June 24 for benefit of the Seminole Zoological Society. � 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, April 11, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 11, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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A - I le Question: a I What Will -, S ..- . S1'RMGHT A' student Cathy Jo Capko. center, in MrS. Ada B. Byrd's eighth grade math class at S:ford Middle School, demontrates basic geometric theory to Cathy Griffith and Andrew Bongianni 1)y moving pieces to prove theory. Staff Photo) - ________ f\ - I - .. 0' at ;lt.I)E mathematics studentsof Mrs. Ada B. B Sanford Middle School correlated the study of geometry with art. Shown %ith their projects are from left, Wayne Gager, Gregory Fisher, and Jack Gardner. (Staff Photo) — Nixon, Advisers Iowa Wa *ltress1 rI xtra c:J Confab Amcn ;mr p.c In oth _____ _____ __________ ________ the Paris p.r"'t' #.14K % tp,l w-k and dispatched adviser Henry _____ mutm. mnges, dryers _nd waler La east Asia. He briefi) reopened _______ p. considering a set of optionseB GAVIA1KI' SHAW swaying In dent Nixon summoned his high. signed to stem the current A. Kissinger to see North Viel4si'nelaird Press Writer uirn's Le I')ur flirt __________ Vh &SIIINGTON (AP) — With est-lrvel advisers to the While Nnrth ' iCuutntIeitof!er.sit'Fq ______ ________ ii'. Moscow summit perhaps House tnda' for a crucial pith ir-ninking nuecung on - Report . ri Soug Counct I' Top-Level I 69953frrath £ __________________ easures tary moves ever cirdered by an fly (;AYiAfltI) SHAW re- ment, nor was there any report riin Ministry said U.S. planes reliable American sour Y GFORGF. F_SPF.R American preiiticnl In Vietnani Writer Press sixNorth Vietnamese • Associated biabed of U.S. losses. Associated Picas Writer ported. ith what some Washington ofWASII1N(ITt) Ni Al --l'reaSources said the first raids on provinces Sunday, coming uut'. SAIGON APi -- U.S. war. The U.S. Navy planes from Ident Nixon has coupled the ficlals viewed as a ant tenini of shot the Hanoi area since April 16 in SO miles Of Hanoi and Halplanes returned to the Hanoi earners in the Tonkin Gulf mining r.1 North Vietnsitnese pence terms: urdA532i area today for the first time In down several North Vietnamese were ordered by President Nix- phong and causing extensive ci1105 (. An utter to withdraw all U.S. . ,,' harbors with atern military ' three weeks arid bombed fuel %11(1, interceptors, the sources on. They were launched about vilian casualties and damage, I p from Vietnam within steps Intended to choke oil force!, midmorning. a few hours bct we and supply depots and other said, hanoi's war supplies-moves four innttis after American The J.S. Command said it Nixon was to meet with the military targets on the edges of which Imperiled his Moscow prisoners of war are released the North Vietnamese capital. oukl have no immediate com. National Security Council in r summit and rekindled domestic and an internationally super. Washirgton to discuss action.c -. polemics an the Indochina war. vised t'eascfirc has begun. that might slow the 40-day-old In the hours following his 'iii In a nalintiwide broadcast North Vietnamese offensive in . Monday night, Nixon delivered dress, Washington tenseh South Vietnam and force tlancu Mocwhat amounted to an ultimatum nwaite(l responses frwm to enter into meaningful peace i for the Soviet Union to qut row. 11 eltivoi and hanoi to the Tuesday, May 9. 'IS'fl-Sanford, Florid a 32771 : negotiations. supplying mirmns and materiel to mining, the intensified air and Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No. 187 On the battlefronts in South -, '' "the international outlaws at naval strikes on military tarVietnam. North Vietnamese North Vietnam" wiU'h: three gets and 11w efforts to slice all troops poured hundreds of North Vietnamese supply lines, days or face destruction of S shells into bz.ses in the rental Including rallrscls that rarr viet shipi. highlands, and fighting erupted , Besides risking collapse of mmmd of the Soviet and Chinsr' anew for control of Highway 14 siiuiiit talks with Soviet lead. mnl!it.ary aid. between Pelidu and Kontum. M £ I '" era due to begin in two weeks, Domestic reaction came I The northernmost defense 100t . Nixon's sea quarantine of North more quickly. miles north of Hue conf)rnicnstrntion, against Nix. Vk'trutm posed the potential for tinued to hold. nrr , .',.j '. line 20 'c''" in progress nerhaps the greatest connns .n t,,ii price * : U.S. officer said that )0 jilng oil frontathon of worhi superpowers within hw)urs on at least four of Fl t E Nixon APOLLO in },tr t&- TV.ewntcT. Cmes American planes have knocked E it I rntepfrte with a since the Cb4r. mk'tIe i:isia a the niuon's canipuses. o budges along Highoum all tUl *TT)flC C1 Hcpuhlic'ma in Congress gendecade ago. george But the President has yet to way I In the 30 miles between u:wis (,UIJCK t unativ adverti'ed it The chief executive combined criully hailed the President's speedy just what he would do if the northern defense line and Sark. . Associated Press Writer By HILL SCOTT disclosure of the toughest mill. I Cont'd On Page 3* Col I A.-d ______ WASHINGTON iAP — Su. the invasion continues and the the demilitarized zone. St,hial't, (Th.re. er ps as 1,ttr Informants said U.S. fighter. pew and speculation as to peace talks broke down, as they w'':.' • .', .1 1W .. • . s, IS A 40-year-old Council Bluffs (Iowa) waitress will be extradited to Seminole "hat will Nixon do" hung thick have. And with small military bomber' have been averaging over Washington today as the measures seemingly In. about 1 strikes per day over ' County to face trial for the kidnaping and robbery of a Casselberry liquor store • 'intrsn Orlarol" • :41-14 it , R.b . President eor 'neil the Na- sufficient to turn the tide, the North Vietnam. , manager. Lt. L. J. Kriz, sheriff's investigator, stated today if Delores Donna ' '-i Glance t-A A rider 1,II watchers are gueItsing The North Vietname.w For. McEvoy declines to waive extradition and seeks a hearing, the county will take THE WORLD LISTENED U extraordinary cUmatarwcL about btit moves (All) litre at a glance are the key WASHINGTON One of the extraordinary citEverything halted last night as the world silently listened to President Ia The investigator disclosed the woman had been points of President Nixon's Vietnam steps announced In a cumxtanc'es was Nixon's midNixon announce new measures - such as mining North Vietnamese arrested at her Council Bluffs home by police there broadcast address Monday night: stream interruption of William ports - in latest efforts to stop the war. Even the Sanford City Cnm1FASUHr.AIi entrances to North Vietmumese ports armed with warrants forwarded from Seminole yAf,6 P Rci'crs' ruropean jnurne ili be mined, U.S Fort-es will take aPProPriate ' mission stopped ILq deliberations in .egular session to hear t - County linking her with Fulton Thayer Perkins and of State could mnt'asures within" North Vietnam's territorial waters, and President via radio. attend the top-level policy parr'Il nn,I :slI other romnmnunications will be cut off "to the ph.'m-. ijJ headline in Moni(Editor's note: 'Inc Ueraid --..j ipaximum extent possible" to block North Vietnam's Since Rogers Indicated he (lay's edition, "Waitress Arrested As Murder access to military supplies. Air and naval strikes against . L.r'"1 tends to hurryright has : North Vietnam will continue. Delores McEvoy M. Suspect." was In error, Furope afterwards, this SOVIET UNION-Directing specific comments to been arm ested In the kidnaping and robbery of sparred speculation that: Soviet leaders, the President said "we expect you to help 4 In the been charged but has not a Walter Barone on is shaping a new dipyour allies" but "only for the purpose of their defense." , Overrules murder of Richard Franklin Day. The herald I mzuuc move along with any .4 _________ He said the United Suites wants to continue building "a itary step-up in Vietnam so regrets (his error,) All new relationship" with the Soviet Union and urged the ___________ ____________ ________ wanted the Secretary of - Soviet leaders to join the effort. hand. _______________ Michael Whalen in the abduction and robbery of .; NORTH VIETNAM-nanot lots responded "with in. ---Nixon still intends to keep Walter Barone, manager of the ABC liquor store in solcncc and insult" to U.S. offers at the bargaining table Board Own Zon Moscow visit date two wetks and has "flatly and arrogantly refused to negotiate an end Casselberry. I" ruv Otherwme he would have By ha A. I1 I Whalen and Perkins were formally charged with . to the war..." The North Vietnamese offensive has a Sanford City Commission conimeictal, tilt! commission to be C-I ucommercaal. called off the remainder Of "reached the point that it gravely threatens the lives of - Monday night brushed aside will be affecting "spot zoning" North section of th West Rogers' talks with the kidnaping and robbery of Barone on Feb. 26 but •. 60,000 American troops..,." So, you sit and wonder how 1:'urq*an allies. which we: zoning recommendations from since there is no other coosubdivision, south of 25th Street. it'll all come out. - .how are you county authorities working on the case Implicated SOUTH VIETNAM—The United States cannot turn 17 tiRuous commercially t.Jueduleil as a preliminary to -zoned to be R4 (multiple family). 3 its ovin zoning board and city Mrs. McEvoy just a week ago and warrant-, were million Smith Vietruirtiese over to Communist terror a nd $going to express yourself? in the city at that Area north of Semu.ole 111gb the U.S-Soviet summit. planner and voted to set a May property Do you have the ability to do it - Obtained from Judge Wallace Hall and sent to Iowa, t)Tanny." In comments directed to the South Vietnamese, School to be 11-3 (multiple But this admittedly was specj Nixon assured cominuetl"firmmu support in your resistance a flpubhichearingtoconsiderC-1 point. Risner said. Lt. Kriz stated the suspect was in Florida at the justice, or are you going to m Commission accepted other family). ulatlan. The few insiders an 0 incite because you have such time of the Barone kidnaping and robbery but left A zcning recommendations from West aide of U.S. 17.02. north .hrectly privy to Nixon's think. eight-acre tract located at UNITED STATES-Acknowledging that many strong personal feelings on the afterward to return to Iowa. of Airport Boulevard, to be C-I trig were n't talking. southeast corner of 25th Street its board. 'These Included: He said she was not involved In the murder of the . Americans Favor immediate withdrawal of all U.S. troops war' war? Areas on both sides of Airport and Creamons property on the The suspense has been buildand Airport Boulevard. Nixon rejected that as an easy but unwise choice. lie ingup with each nepod of furliquor store's assistant manager, Richard Franklin At a Thursday night session.Boulevard at Lake Mary Road east side of U.S. 17-02 to be C-I. appealed for jb1ic support. ther North Vietnamese adthe zoning board voted to .-Day, whose stabbed body was discovered on the . vancts into South Vietnam and recommend to the commission I don't know about you fellow campus of Trinity Preparatory School at Goldenrod White HOUse declaratims of zoned 11-3 the property Ames icans. - .not Republican or On Dec. 27. presidential dt-tenntnation to Sanford City Court imnultiple housing) In line with Democrat. .not iiumohreyite, Whalen and Perkins, her two companions in the bar the invaders from taking plan. the enford land use be _ or Wallace booster, or whatever Barone incident, were charged with Day's murder, Students Protest _ over the South by force. which was approved previously you'd call yourself. , , Nixon has warned Hanoi and, Perkins pleaded guilty to the Day killing and was by both city and zoning corn- Abolishment OK in a more veiled way, the Soviet 'd As I started to say, "1 don't sentenced to life imprisonment. Whalen's trial on Mining ()f Ports missions. know about you, but I t&issed __________________________________________ Union. He has beefed up Former City Commissioner murder, kid na ping and robbery charges has been Sinlnr'l ritv Commission work session to discuss a policy and turned In my ___ . Takes Stern • ARMY-NAVY AR SURPLUS I Vegetable .• =_:::j:.. anoi rea Is Bombed gain By .S. Planes a - - ____ 111 Monday, MY Be " i—The Sanford Herald -= ____ ___________ ______ _____ ____ _ - nng our"Gas .4 Shipping point irdurmatmn 11011. 1'tr' was eo official inbc Friday. May 5. All sales F 0 ft. of generally good dicuitrnn Of whether the Presly made hits de- had alrea d 0 fllt't.s tttier tsr dent st toted Most prrcnoling charges cisi(ifl. or whet .ire extra. Cabbac' -- Demand gxl. OR Saiiiig early this a. in. and found what is probably a fair barometer of opinions.. much the same as in your office, or factory or right there in your own home. Each of us have our awn circumstances for formulating SaIe. our thought.s. - . and I really don't know which suffers ,S FURNITURE SALES I SALES ____ IL __________ -- - I We had two reporters who I - didn't get to hear the President's message, three Alter destroying the fence, McDonald appeared before the C. Hutchison, city attorney, to E. Kj!owtel to use in con- more than a dozen college back toward the campus over- Monday night's commission abolishing the city's municipal employes during preparation of campuses Monday night follow, turning tiutilboxes, telephone session to ask the property, court system by Jan. 1. 1973. the 1972-73 city budget. ing President Nixon's televised booths and newsstands and which has recently been An operating agreement by iction, on a mutton by U.S. PLANES mine entrances to North Vietnam's ports and bombard rail roads and high- brought into the city, be Zoned Gordon Meyer, received which the city would take over tiered all North Vietnamese way. Several arrests were to allow for commercial unanimous commission ap- the water, sewer and refuse Command announces. loath'. development.a shopping center. proval. functions of the Sanford Airport ports mined Sumnc 600 demonstrators At Thursday night's zoning in and of th marches e Many Julian Stenstromn said the wa_,approved by the comudemonstrations were peacciul New York City marched down meeting City Planner SEN. hIUHEItT H. IIUMPHIIEY, seeking some effect of the commission's mission. momentum for his presidential campaign, meets but there was violence at the Broadway front Columbia and Dake advised the area would action would be "We completely University of California in threw Stories through windows become a cluttered commercial wash our hamb of it* court." Sen. George McGovern in Nebraska and Gov. announcenient that he had or. simuistuing tIndowa along the ways throughout North Vietnam, the U.S. lkrkele)' and Colmubia Univer- of two branches of the First corner if the city does not except for some assistance George C. Wallace in West Virginia in a pair of sity in New York City. nonbinding preference contests. -_________________ WEATHER CASSELBERNY Y. 17-92 -- more-mothers or fathers. and abstractor Thomas Monday night vtedto direct W. durect.iie for City Manager W By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Antiwar protests erupted on about 300 of the group headed Thursday zoning meeting and at draft an ordinance or resolution sldenng pay increases for city Insi e THE HERALD For what it's worth , I took an informal poll of the newsroom MORE _____ .4 - - - •:I4[C 1 The urgency of the National Security Council meeting was underscored by Nixon's orders -- 1 for Secretary of State William ' Rogers to interrupt his tout European capitals to return to the United States for the aes- ____ set for the first week in June in Circuit Court here. ____ night." Yesterday's high 85 low 70. Partly cloudy National City Rank. They also adhere to its plan. through Wednesday. Highs in mid 80s and low chain-link fence around the (cur. orderly curoluct to Inciting a tonutmiiere-m,il zoning in the city iii resulted in Seminole County tonight near 70. miter "People's Park," Focus of a riot. hhilt a dozen youths were that area.' were opposed to the President's _____________________ ___________________________ -- 1969 camipu%dkturbance. seen lwittg clubbed Round type, nwdiurn-large,, P4 vations. bushel crates $ 50-.75, large 50-lb 'nesh at'ka 1100-2 O. 2 mostly 1.25. 114 bushel crates. mnedium.Ltrge Red type S2753.00; Savoy type few 14.110. Carrots - Demand good. market steady. Film bags. uIOI(III YN DIAL ANYWHERE IN mesi, & paper ,. tainers, medium-large; 48-1 lb . 1350. 14-2 lb $3.40. So-lb mesh sticks. loose pack, large stir IUR favor of this government's position stand qualified the with, "I'm scared to death"; or "thl Is something that could hav "it's frightening' - don t delay see..., ' - e been done i ',e'ar a,u' IOI 14.50 C,'kr - Demand good, imuarket steady, Wirebo'nd crates. Pascal type. 1. 4 & fu'iu 6 Turner It's odd. . .those who are In CAIN ('binrac ('abbage - 1)cnusrid Esi'ark' - Demand End gaol, market straub. 1 14th U'.!w! crates $100 Lettuce — 1111)1) 'Pe t terings light, cartons, 24 count On the Senatorial level, " Gurney called the decision ' -'long overdue", while Chhles tINESVll.LE, Fla. It Al' ) Controversial millionaire Glenn W. Turner says his businesses have been sued m,mon, than .10') times itrid been investigated b> 30 states, but nothing ever has been proven. 'S; said It meant time for prayer i'ccusut'nal $3 '.cl higher, Leaf type, offerings light, 4-5th bushel crates $3.50375. Romaine type,demand g04 nvaut steady. I 14th zs.'ud cr.= $100. Parsley - Demand very good, market steady. Wirebound crates, bunched S dozen. Curly type ?L00.6.50. C SY...t.. ..s t.,. very few $!m 011. K dishes, - lYrnuund ter itcL market steady a fihti bags, Red type. 304 _ $3.00. occasional higher; White Icck ty;w. 14-8 oz $350. Mike Pili Repre.senta'lve 1 Unfortunately, the reasons I And the Florida cosmetics king told a student audience at outlined by Mr. Nixon did _____________________ nothing to change my mind on the war. I'm reminded of ionlc (I'toughts which wailer cronktlr Hi.ade only last night in PaInt B while he addressed mi embers of the National .1issoclation of Chain Drug S.tores: "What's going on in the *1rilrds of American people is ha t things can't go on as they re 'There must be change, but If you dial direct w.thout operator assistance after 5 P.M.. you can speak to anyone in Florida for 3 minutes for just 75C plus tax.. In other wx'ds. yo'fl save as much as 2 25 if you'll chat t yourself. The rate is even $oraIi day Saturday arid up until 5P.M. on SUnday. Soit you're not dialing yout own long distance calls, you're talking yourself out of some money. Check toe figures yourself. _______________________________________________________________________________ MAXIMUM EVENNG RATES - _____________ PLJBUC UT1I.mES COMPANY A N 0 F O A $ C 0 N P05 AT ION thegasc D D D ISTATION TO STATION PERSON TO PERSON J MAXIMUM SAVINGS the University of Florida Monday night lw's confident he'll be proven innocent in the latest action brought against butt hI Duval County grand jury. Turner, 37, turned himmiseif in to Orlando police Saturday on charges of conspiracy to violate the state's lottery and securities law and conspiracy to comumnit fraud. He was released on $2500 bond for a hearing at a date to be decided Iihe question is what form the Change will take -' 15c1 - i25 — -- -- 1 - 3.00 - . .a SINe a we. Dial lose taice tonifl. I 225 dip SANFORD- 322-5733 DE1.AND . 734-1951 I $ - WhatMr.NiZ0flPr0P0U1t .but, a not cJumne at aIll. cakulated continuation of the war. 'I'LL MODERNIZE THE PRISON SYSTEM' , And finally, again from SoBd - Cronkite's talk. ."bcware of people who call for unity. Unity Is too often a suppression' of dissent." . OFFIR LIMITED TO REGULAR AND NEW CUSTOMERS1 - 3A (os,iJp.ij lL 6A-IA IA MA-13A Il Di' Crane r' Abby Editorial comment isce and small claims court. Entertainment By deleting the Sanford court. the county can now qualify for a set-unti judge to be elected t November to assist County Judge Wallace Hall In resolving 'he expected high litigation. l'be ct)uitmtib.SlUn sCt a M* I) Huruacupe . Hospital notes Public notices Society Sports iv Vegetable iit,iritet IA ili Conf ident OR I.E.S51 Wmrc'lx'un crates, wrapped. 24 count $3.00. Appears Area deaths Bridge Busicuresiew Calendar Ciaiildatis ComAc -. dawns $3.50, it and 3 downs %'cry good, market steady. receiving only one county judge By zoning the property to handle all its cases formerly adjudicated by justices of the reasoning, and tour were in favor-with certain reser- market steady. Domestic during the changeover (ruin the Lynn Klsner, city building city to county operation. About 5)0 protesters in stoned a police car. Club-swinging police charged official, said the city plan calls Berkeley overturned and set Action to ulissolve the tt, fire to an empty police car ilur- twice, repulsing the demnonstra- for high de nsity or multiple court came after the state voted a torchlight parade and tars. They arrested 10 on family dwellings for the area approval of the Article V ripped down an 8-foot-high charges ranging from ills. and ,iuide-d, "There Is no other judicial reform act, which HERALD INDEX before en planing in Ills private Jet (lower right), followed by his emconsplracycharges — Iteratlnghisclaim If sent ployes in the jumbo jet (upper right) for Gainesville, where he addressed University of to prison he will "educate the warden" students. Airport, Turner Florida Monday afternoon at Sanford (,John A. Spoiski Photo) and a group of his news reporters spoke to Jet-Age Tycoon Glenn Turner (arrow) declared his innocence of Duval County lottery and - siilesmen-in-training Turner owns Turner Entera 70-omiipany conglomncrate that includes Koscot In. lerphinetary - a coimmietici cot'Iratiot1 and I)mire To Lie Great, at motivational course program. 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Dial 322.80% �- -- V .-.- ---- ___ .. . .-- .. ..____.__..________i1 1. _. -.= ___----.'. - V 2A-The Sanford Herald . - -- . •. .•.• Tuesday. May 9, 1912 Seminole Over ... -• / gs an V -. - - - - ----- -.---- accordanc, wIth the provitIo, erumnal offenders Named By -. .. .-_ .... .. - .-.----.--_---------- - .! - LIL -' 1. - ___ - - - - ' .-cm plcacd with the wa' )')l'( thc're running at the Badminton horse Trials at Bamlntnn. England. but not so, her husband. lord Snow don. In front of her is her ne a h e w Prince Edsard. a son of Brltaln'* Queen F.hItabclh II. ___________ ' CIvIl Art'.ii No 7)1.54 May 23 1572, Sf14 IiI t- .-- r -- - - VV V .... tory acilori to end the war." settkrnent. flict he complained cintilied said 'froni a pnlitfral star.4- rnMfr and private approaches, ':' Nixon said he fncel a "clear, choice for rue I'. sccept"--an oblique rcferenc to the tact rhetork ... insolence and insult" and an escalation of the war Tony Calangelo; bomb threats named bead at the breaking and 'A dangerous flirtation with log North Vietnamese ports- lions, new relatIonshIp that can serve ui,uttit,oiI to Kissinger's office and entenngs by Sgt. George to investigate crimes in the kota. Fellow Democratic prrsi. vale at 6 am. EI)t Thurs4ay. age," Nixon said alter citing peace. We are prrpnrc4i to billd William Hogan; crime against children by Abbgy; COflfidenCe Legal Notice games and flim-fisios Will be handled by C.alangelo; de.athn forger)' by IN THE CI*CWT COUNT. 1STh . t7) . JuDICIAL CINCUIT, IN AND P0* Calangeki; larceny by Abb, IIMNOLZ cot. Hogan and Parker; obecen. CIVIL ACTION NO. 72-45' telephone calls by Parker: IN NE: THE MAINIAGE OP _______________________ SAMUEL L. HARDY, P$OIOO. Muskie of Maine said Nixon was "jeo g (tie major wughI the support of the Amerk',.n public. saving his 'nir pur- clear arms limitation and other agreements sibility is yours if we fail to 11(1 so" - i-.. -- -I . V - SETTY JEAN HARDY. 1,5. . . - J - - . V - -. t - - ,: - -- -. _T - ' I - .4_. - . ' . - - I S ' - - ' V 1" - S. hI (.t-.iIit(.i. L'I'EII i1tI'd l'rrs Writer \li ;I)N Al') - i)w l,lggc't U S. air and naval task force .' er asseuihle.l In Vietnam be- tIo'(lelJIycdnUlIO11tIIIflest1Iseai earrirrswlth3.44O0warplJine5, Ars'Tican pLanes returned tii off the enemiiy's tiats'rt ttnd all four cruisers and 30 destroy- the Hanoi area Monday for 'h r,'turiic.l solely to th"ir car- (tS.- .1(1 rhIne III entrances '.o first lure in three weeks The aerial mining ( i..riers. North Vietnamese part.x, to cut lint Ito' enn'r"pmwler nf a off the delivery of war mate- phong centered on a narr'v Itoblnson, 47, was the first North Vietnam today. They "daylight periods' to get their f commonit said the initial phases of the blockade an- admiral to die In the Vietnam gave no details of the day's op. ships out of North Vietnari erations but said attacks in the ports The notification said the nojnced by President Nixon war. . -- ___ SANFO ) ('harnhcr of ('oniine'rce ai were namese porl. today and heavily lrnndt ( lttduinst'n, wi's killed sever rail arni other coca- harbor The mining operation b!iar. hotiuharuted railroads and high- Monday night rind his chief of uniration lines ashore. tJIfl and his operations ofiker The 7th Air Force has macre at am. Saigon tArn.. just as ways in North Vietnam. The U.S. CBIIIIIUIa.i rel,er"iI were ,,iLs.slng when their h.hI- than .O0 strike planes flying President Nixon was beginning one North Vietnamese MIII jt copter dcvelnpt'd engine trouble frotri tomses rn Thailand and as televised address. The Presdent so1 nahcr.s thipping ni shot (town during thu' iiutniiug aiwi rashied as they were Ic> iti iuthi Vit'tru,,m U.S Comruniand spokesmen plies to North Vietnam had been i.peratlomi, the seventh MIII re- to land aboard the cruiser - - ('ountrirS as a major issue In his reekc- Commences Mining Haiphong, Other Ports .TV:::1u. - - - - - ' - - -. . that his Vietnam polities hvwn lion rarnpain. The J'resklenl said he would essary while l)emocrals geflerany iuni them __. ____________=i-V among ttirei' tarl chelt Mirses of action: irmndIat wittwtrwnI of all Aroetfr*ri forces; continued attempts at Soviet lendrr apparently karned formally of Nixon's quarantine or'kr When Mn;. unw niiitusssndor in Washing. f ____________________.- . Out' Against Reds All I4eaminghtsworils directly at Moscow, where he ii due In arrive Mn> 22 lot talks with Si.viel lea it he added: (Continued From Page fl - ____-___._.I__.- -- __V -V posewas "bend this war and to win the kind of pesel' that Will last." And he openly sought, too, HIGHTOWER. Attorneys-At-Law. . _. ___- _. setijrily interests of the United Sthtes Kvtn as the l'resiiicnt aokm. niy tidtl (he nation of his deci- Legal Notice '. -V----------V---- The 5nford Herald Nixon 'Goes poIk* - SJ(' Pi'eideit Earl Weidon, Lawrence 1577. or O'Pt.fwlsa a default will be - iet' FICTITIOUS NAME LegOl Notice . TakeS Stern Afeas ures SM 05 F Ia, 1d Stat IIt - -V--_---V---------------------..------ _. V C (tO C. C W r A WI 1'Y Husband, Court beso". I.'vi. i'm Wife', WITNESSmyhsoaAdsalo4tit w..tsr Part. FlorIda. and Cli"k 04 IPiC CWCLIII Court. on this aitorAey Or imrndiat sty th.rsafter. 33715. arid this The orIginal wIth the Vic, McKirtSi• DOROTHY USE SAWLEY, Wife. OettavwIss a default will flth 44V of April. a.o.. irz Clerk of me above styled court o nlce IcIlgore' NOTICE OF SUIT agaInst you br tt'e Seal) May !743 before' the 23rd day of Ma 1172 If NOTICE ISh.reS,ygivanthat I am Publish Maya. iS. 23 TO DOROTHY MAE FAWLEY it. lb ,irnon ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR. P.ICTITIOUI NAME Annual speing flower show engg In buslIwsi at t5 HPWefS oco-i R No 3. Kew. WlTNESSntyr.andandm.s.alof will be taken aGalns' yo.. t Clerk of tt' Circuit Court I ste Laiw. MaltIand, SemInole County. Garden Club, 14 p,m., N1 ICE IS PI*?Oby Ovw that West Virginia this CDurt . Ibis 3011. day of April, relIef demanded In It', PetMion BY MISIAS lIrOiiS engaged if. business a' 323 £ Palm FIw'id. tinder InS (f$fl Sn ta. Caw'i it sas C.snty . YOU ARE NOTIFIED that art 1172. AD. at the Garden Center, Deputy Clerk Or.. Oviedø, Fib.. Seminole County, JEFFACE C ENVIRONMENTAL SentIasle Cawaty. FIends. In DONE AND ORDENED this 31st action Ia, dissolution 0 mafl'iaOt (Seal) CLEVELAND. MIZE Florida undir the fictitiouS name asy osapro. SYSTEMS. end the' I Intend lb Pvibets. uf'd other relief P.15 been flied H BE(.KWITH. JR. ARTHUR I BERRY NEiTUM COMPANY. and That I (Seal) negIstrsaWnarnewlmlb.Clentof Ii, n.-Istiwel against you arid you are rlguired (0 Clerk of C1cuit'tourt Attorneys t& PitIt,a'ier IM.nd 10 regIster saia '.me with liii the Circuit Couft. SemInole' County. ANNIE L LEONANDY. ARTHUR H BECKWITH. .11. itlilt D,c,.sid serve a copy of your By: Ellen knIt P 0 D'awer 1 Clerk of Pt'. CIrcuIt Court. SemInole Florida It. accordance wIth fbi Clark of the Circuit Court Deputy Cleft deSenSel Ic, It, II any, on Garden V Santoed, Florida 32711 County, FSa,ida ii. sccerdancp with arovislone DI th FICtitious Name Ta All CI'SdN.I's ad Persajis KavSi By Ellen P•i',i. 1u AIIu....u-, -HUTCHISON AND LEFFLER PbIistt April ii. 23. May 3.5. 1572 TO• .0 ..mi Slatutet. 70 wit S.cluon gas oc ,7.Ds, aaaresa is P 0 Ba' 1754, OFFICE DRAWER P4 DEC33 Warn, Statute's. 'To wIt, Section FlorIda &,,.'et 1fl7. Publish AprIl 33, May 2. 5, *5. 1172 Estate: Sanford, Florida 32771, fld file the •3ANFORD FLORIDA )2 ________ MICI Florida Statuses 1557 en DEC52 of you are heriby ____________________________ Joseph F Frrer FICTITIOUS NAME original wIth 1115 Cleft Of (Iii above' _________________________ Attorneys for Wife. I JudIth A Brumb.u.. 0 B notitiad Ond reQuired to present any before The SIn Publish Apr11 Wi). IN 231 AprIl 35. May 35 *4, THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE day PublIsh PublishMay 5. 14, 23, 30, 57) claims and demands whICi you. or sytled Court en or SANFoRD-OvIo-NOTICE ISP'.rettyglventtiat lam 1172. OThOrwISS a .Itidment DEC.•' DEC,1 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dl. t)tD.4, either of you. may have against it., ZFi.LWOOD DISTRICT f& ______________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged in business at No t may be entered against FICTITIOUS NAME enite of ANNIE L. LEONARDY. rIleI demanded in the Petition cheon.merting, at Garden Canter; Instillation of officers. -V ._ - woica OP ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: IN THE CINCUIT COURT, EIOHTIINTH JUDICIAL CII RETTY JEAN HARDY WHOSE CUlT, IN AND P0* SEMINOLE LAST KNOWN MAILING AD. GENERAL IS DRESS COUNTY. FLORIDA Legal Notice Legal Notice CIVIL ACtION NO 72.4*2, __________________________ __________________________ LOUISIAPIhA, 1UT WHOSE IN THE CIRCUIT cou*'r 0.' YNC IN NE: THE MAIRIAGE OP FICTITIOUS NAME RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN $ FRANK DAVID McLAUGHLIN. EIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL CII. AIWorfl P,1uIioofo O4is0Iu101 Msrraa I VIricuIo PsIvInQ bs.pn vs In jinisa it P0 lIes 37 COUNTY, FLORIDA. SAMUEL L. HARDY. In Circuit MCLAUGHLIN. FIo.I4h Uff ?P* i(CtO(ou5 rJns state trade association stitiitions. IN IL: MARRIAGE OP package. Sp(, Cnty. R.,pandani. Court Iq. and Ma 13 1. V. FACTS CENIRAt. FLORIDA. THELMA A TAYLON. Wits. representing the $13 billion - FIO?ld& th 5710(t I IllS 01 WICP IS IN As a member of Fhrtda NOTICE OP SUI'T tt.at I In'and to Publications and Mom -ne-Wilson I"I' THE MARRIAGE OF RE savings and loan Industry, is Savings and Loan League TO: CaIP*i'In, p,. r.gIStr saie r.avns with t?. CIt of and festival, noon-dark, at Mcnu'nc Legal Notice offering rewards up to $IJ to reward plan, First 01 SemInole It'. Circuit LoutS, 1.',,lnol. County, JOHN HARVEY TAYLOR. 145 Orit.QS Avinu& IrvinglOn, Niw SAMUEL L HARDY. PsIltianir, and SIETTY JEAN HARDY, School FIo-Id$ In Icc'dancr the' first person or group of Joins with mare than ) other YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED. R,WO35'I IP.,I, pr,SIn?i conI ______________________ riculticut Warns lbS poiksiocTh lo FICTITIOUS NAME persons giving information security conscious savings arid ________________________ IT*nd yOu (0 appear bAd tile y,r of that a pqttlkv. f __ Statute's, To wI? S.ctIOn $53 05 NOt ICE IS bsreby .y.n ma, _ TO. .IOHN HARVEY TAYLOR May 17 leadIng to the arrest and con- loan associations throughout &, , -(O'd3 Slatute's W17 Marrlaq. Pias bean tiI•d aoalnst you Msww & itP*S 04.flI. & pl45ding naç, at 0 in and tar Sonulnols County, FIOrId& WI) that a proc,.d.. far Dlssoh,Uon of &e rioulron , '..a ioe*rt,d by the t)eBary VFD persons committing a criminal incentive to public-spirited Cwn?y. FIørIda under The fIctitIous PubII. AprIl 2*. 25 5 May s,,. has _-_ ti l a ___ I any, 0 A an deSert THE ARTIST MARKET. DEC-i' AuxIliary, 7 p.m., rsa'esUon act - meaning robbery, individuals to provide in- AimS of andvOuSre?OuIr'dtO*.I-v*.C*PSr PetItion, L BfTV J. to DENNIS repla?sr Slid inland (0 entr. of your w'ISsrt &4,nw. if bP1f. HIGH'YOWER, Attornty br of Cleveland. M17e and Ben'y, P0 burglary, larceny or attempt formation assisting the ap. ad tAil branch office facilitIes.. ...2. -- -- Spenc&,., F rst Feclerci offers Revva rd -- ----------_----- - ._T. Sheriff John Polk announced organized crime by Del Paul Leggo; rapes, assaults and the folloWing IU nienta t robbery committed against and it persons by Calangelo and jr'eftgaUona are be- specialtnvesUgations by Legge, , tan.fled by Del William Kriz is in charge at uie - Intern.aIional ever, the bOflid Usually ('nasid- would axept afl fringe benefits he has izi4lcated stxongly he statictard ia rules would have and rio more than 55 cents an would lead theta on strike if allowed only a 6.2 PCD cent hour In straight pay, wInch Is Gleason does the same in East in the wage-fringe package-5.5 per cent for wages and 0.7 pet still somewhat more than and Gulf coast ports Sunland p,its nm Pay Board Chairman George cent for fringes. standard board regulations sale, $O a.m.5:30 pm However, Boldt said the H. BoWl said be expected the bu1)dtn D. west L!InS1On would otherwise allow. _____________ board had decided the EastGulf I&b'IOI--s, dockers deserve more because they agreed to certain work. ruchanges in mt parts that I Seminole County Denuicratic would save the employers executive committee, $ p1 money. room r.* cic He didn't say arrivedatthe55-eenlfsgurr,lait Seminole County Caxnpens. Victor Arnelt, security therjttotmorethsriayeard a tioa.rd spokesman said it is 7.30 p.m.. election of 0! wets, Federal Md., Ahlamont.e nffic'erofF'irstFederiilSavings stiulv b% a special sthtcwsde iibnut tw simnc tie West and Loan Association of comm.tcc whose respoitsthillty Coast dnckers were allowed. SçuringL Seminole County, announced was to determine methods 01 The West Coast clockers were that First of Seminole In lowering the Incidence of impmed from 7 cents an hour SISTER tnitllaUo Ian. - ------z--.. I LX*Fd VOted 6-I Mcmda Wax'thrsiemen's union. since and fringe benefits, which van- Sanford Butneu and ' --- Are - So did the West Coast leader, Inatralghtp*y from 15 per cent East and Gulf Coast kmgjhcre. Independent - Chiefs Of ulvuslons Pay Cut Board order to cut 25 ference room. __..-.--_-._- - ; President Thomas W. "Ted- EastGuU worters to look over By BROOKS JACKSON ,id, dy" Gleason at the AFL.CIO In- the (ltb5& "be AawIakd Pr.. Wrists WASHINGTON tAP) - A na- tern.attonal Longshoremen's ardthen goalong With what haS become the law of the land." today AthUøi decllr*d to cn lIOnS) (lOCk ssa.zikt The cut brings down the raise as a pIbil Jt following a Pay meat ci u wtn ___ sa idmol fair, 7:O pm and InstafiStiOn. - . t=_._-.-_.,.=-. .' FT Dock Strike Near Calendar I __V _--_V.- J --r-.= _-----------•---r---------------------.-=-__ - \Villiamsnn, Florida Power and Light DeanflobertSchrelber. (Staff Photo) representative (left). Also left __________________ - - pictured from ________________________________________________________ -- ________ - .i ,C)n Candidates Req uirern en ts - Vegetable Report ,' engaged In bus Inntl at 0 East said Ca,rs thIs itt. day 04 May. 1572 HARRY 0 HALL FRANKLIN J. business at Apt. 2501, Flt"da. Sernoi'an Blvd., Cass.Ib,rr'p, ereongagad In MITT, and LLOYD W, pilTi. Naftcp ef Pe Seminole County, FII'I5a under the 1573 N lenioran Blvd. Winter Part. heuse of said County at SanI&d. lies!) ARTHUR Ii. BECK WITH, JR.. Seminal. County, Florida under the FIrid&. wm.in Its Calendar The Board of County Corn IiLl fli nanis 01 GUPPIES ' as Clerk 01 laid Court fiLl hIatus nant. of Professional LenA Prom ttt.1Inns f be missioners of Seminole Cpuflty will PPIES ho $ aid ttal ; Inven to B tile" loin , kOend tO 'Q' of ttIs Aitics Two Cpies of hold a public hearIng tO censIr a EDWARD BANNARO, at at, with the Cleft of said name tth Its Cleft Deputy oroopsed change 01 zoning I rot,. 51 of tile ciaimor demand onall bent writing. II, biabe) crates., medium- regIster said name the Circuit Court, Seminal, Cnty, CWtiilt COUrt. IutAif101, County. GORDON V. F PEOt RICK NOTICE OF SUIT Agriculture to C N R ,str icled end anali pate The piace it residence large; Red type *2.75-3.00; in ' accordance Cp'tat IN tHE NAME OF THE STATE OF derlbed prr?y: Of The Fictitious NetAl claimant, and stall be swo'r to oy Statutes. To Wit I.ctlet. 143.05 P0 Sos 1755 Carr.ts- Demand good, Statutes To-wit Section CMOS me claimant hit agent or Lois? throUgh 14, amid Lot a (lets S. FLORIDA Florida Statutes 1557 Sanford, Florida 33771 FlorIda 5atinee 1557 R- i I WI. Black 0 Tract p, 'To tile oef.ndares market stranger. Film P'iC .ctompnied Se, it S Maths If WIlls PubIlih May 5. 14. 23. 30, 1513 EDWaRD BARNARD arid MARY p"oo•' It.. as recorded I,. i 501W' C?Wt OULlI CISlIlI atPublish May 2. 5. 14, 23. 1572 0(044 J. BARNARD. his wile. WALTER benn Martlofi *pg 17, elI in Section 11-21535E. not so thea shall be vOid taints's, medlum.lax-ge; 43-3 lb. 0107 GWVNNANOUATTIEL PubltIlsA.pril 1I,2SIMai2.', 1177 JOHN II MOlPisaw Futmer descrIbed $4.10; 24.21b. $3.10 50th ITISh COURT. IN AND POP SEMINOLE S R 434 facing 1-4. bordering PATIENCE C POWELL. (Os wits. sacks. loose pack.. large P14 Tenamwit O ADVERTISEMENT OP BIDS ?iIffleOO Stays.ln Beauty Salon, avid thaI I intend to register laid name with bit. Clerk 0 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fiat' Ida in ac cnrdance with the provIsions of the Fictitious Warns Statutes. To edt: Section 145.05 FlorIda Statute's 1557 hIS ANC. LOREPiE E. LAWSON, WIFE. market ate&d'. Wirebound Or.. (.asaetserry, semew., COiilttY M.,-e' Lake Water Associatlo. Inc. crates., Pascal type, 2,4 & few6 04055 'PYl5et PlO tISal I isliPlO Water System, at In. Of Ic, 01 Clark. , *51THE CIRCUIT COURT (cairn $310, 2t & 3 dosens teregloter said nam. with The Out t) & good, market County Florida In accat'dInc, wilt. befove 12 noon. May 23. 1572. •t stronger. Name Statutes, ¶o.wIi. Section Sip. Paul F Lamp C3.lnt $3 market stranger, 1 1-th bushel crates $3-SO. Escarele- Demand good, DEC47 crates $3)fl L.ce- BIbb type. offerings THE (17*7* OP $5 Parsk'y-Deznand very good., type $4.50. sante' $700; plain type, supply insufficient to quote. Radlibes-DenadId good, market stea' Cana film b4a ted t)'n ,)e 30.4 1300 occasional hl'Nrr; white Icicle Mike Pflueger Local RrsentiUve Phone 323-19 _______________________ at. • ..,, suppsy DECEASED Yovaret'.rebynallfleCtofIl.itW Catrt Florida. *tthl iS 1 - , - me • P.M.. or as soon ttiei-sa?ter - as his wits, 0(0. p4 IN CHANCERY 11-441 saId estate Board of County BROWNE. p05 wife, ANTONIO MCCIII, notified aria r.Qulrad to peseii any Saminoie wife, either of you. may hayS against th Chairman PEARL 0 SOLARY, lilt wits, _____________ A FOX and ___________ . oto.si ________________________ - hIs wife, A L MCDANIEL and AMELIA MCDANIEL. h's wife, YOU ARE HERE NOTIFIED that Seminole County, at his office i't me COURT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. her husband. MRS. DEFENDANT. NOTiCE OP SUIT a l.a DOICTIIY B MEERS. deceased. lt, 01 Seminole County, descrIbed property in Seminole months from Ih* date of first County. Florida publiCatIon i This notIce record In Piat Boot 15. Page 13. FlOrIda iatmtul performance' of the con restrictions __________________________ writing and must state me ptaCt o NOTICE TO CREDITORS the claimant and mutt be swat?' Sn JOSEPH BORA who died On itt&ney. or It will be barred bC Seminole County. Florida are . tier husband. 'r. L wlf. if alive. or if deedlo lilt & her ' didates for - - t, Idyl Iwi ide that the WITNESS my hand end the seal of McCOY. BELL 5 BOND to be dOfle is being I inbnced Home laid Court en April h. 1 P.O Sos with a loan lbs Faers (Seal) D.ytona beach. FlorIda 33011 any bid If Is undd-It000 _____ Boot I. Pegs 53. Public Reoirds or sos attorney._ or It will bc,,'. of SalnOii Coy. FIda vo ad,ng to ' YOU, and .scl. of vatu. are notified Dated May itt.. 1572 that a suIt to c.uoet I'tie to me above 4 p45 HUTCHISON AND LEFFLER OetCi'lb•d prOperty has bean filed against you hid you ere reQuired to y Robert U Ma,rts serve' a CV of you' answer Is the Post Ofica Oraner If wVe,. 1aid Attorney to' said Estate tram Administrator., ii i oe .rtm.nl Agticutture Contractr prsals shall hold firm to' sisty days to H. A Ross allow me Owner to complete its P.A ARTHUR If BECKWITP*. JR., PublIsh MapS. 14. 23. 30 Wi) ________ Cl.'k 0(041 5y Martha T. Vttitnt Det. agreed upon extensions of time may 0(0 Ii ______________________________ if necessart be NOTICE IS P4EREBY GIVEN that AttDf'ti4yi Pa, the Estate Publish May s Is j, tat'fle'y. .1014110 MAMAFFEY, JR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOPS .1 FOR " St (;rode Herald ______ ______ - .. _____ ____ _ _ • a, mr of pItrtIO*S actin ______ '. -, President F.teidi: April 15, May LL $72 C."I eased Serninale COunty. Florida Publob: AprIl 35. May 3.1. *4. $72 PualIat. Apr 255 May 2.1. 15. Wi) DEC_Pc Ott .00 Arfnand Israel, deceased Publed. April .'t & May 2.5 14.1572 DEC.71 ____________________________V Cirriar. *á - - - - - '' - 5'' 1 e 14 --;. -. - -V March 9 by Sanford police and charged with breaking and By MARION BETHEA disen- of Parents must complete the of the electorate Is meeting of his r.nt_ - breaking and entering with - - T- - Revels and Larry Warren fit the same tkne LOOgWOOCI tnlsdemeanor,wtllbe sentenced while Patrolman William Dube the school office and it is not tiit bfl action foe a Dissolution of city's charter w'as remanded to county jail. Carl C. Reuthebuck of Melbourne, president; directors of OU'l'LIJIJK. Dube was on nightly patrol you as reQuired to wvea cog' en TRUMAN E. 01510W. POf Office Ba. *42. presented - AlIsmonle 'six by Jan. - the office before does not recommend inclusion to , were crawling on their hands and knees and could not see charter expected to be put to a 1973. original wiTh the Clerk of the sheveco.'tenot beforethe 15th day Seminole County public Kin- said Davis doubted the con- map be entered aalfnt va. tat' itie register fur first grade. Mrs. right to run for public office to Farlutii.Ir witil the Outlook with .in hon.rar> tufe mern- .pprxin'.ately 150 persons placed around the store to dicapped" week with Its first Ellis, now executive directors of Theo Tice, of lMngwood. A organizations In addition to The table protect against shoplif lens. the Outlook Central Florida, Mrs. certificate of appreciation was Outlook. at annual banquet answer questions concerning statements to this effect. Registration closes each Springs, meanwhile, both with fly JANE CASSF.UWRRY to the scene to flush out Revels ceremonies. handicappedtohclpthcmfinda NORTH ORLANDO-Village ceiling from an adjacent coin Patricia Reilly Hilt, assistant 541111 Outlook the was one of secretary, Florida executive Providing musical en-- prograiii was Interpreted In consisting of Jack Warren, Eli-en Scott to lit' freeholder's and the cities for its share in mncnibcrship In first day cif school. For ad- May 2. 5. IL 23. 1572 LEAVING HOME LAUGHING IS NO _______ Wrushinigton. D.C. 11cr topic was - -- -- - - -- -- -- - - - Casselberry. - - - tiutthe Welcomt wagon -_-- -- - - - - lIlt(t(l tf 1'Ios t'ts . I - --_. - -- - _ _____ :--.-i ______ _______ - - - - . - - 1 f t I since the city had budgeted careless operation of a motor vehicle. $3,000 for CAI.NO, Walter Collier, charged with Mayor Brown said that although harlan hanson Is the ilggra%'ated iisiiiilt. pleaded (ci the lesser offense of planning director of CA1O, guilt>' bare iisiaull ('oilier was placed 11w entIty was attentipting to n pSI and ulluwt'd to remain on have County Planner David Yarn participate, CAI.NO bond. The state null. prossed havingextendeda membership (drop)e(1) chlini"s against invitation to the county. too, Mayor Brown DougLas Lewis, ctuirged with Then, ; . __ - -- --- P1710W P.O. Iei 1)14 ive ptalned, Longwood Is assessed the defendant to continue on $2,500 and Altamonte Springs is bond, Sullivan was charged with '-picking up the other negligence in the death Longwood also has con. culpable - VIesINIA lesser offense of Had the assessment been split guilty to the said, the cost aggraviit&'d battery. The court three ways, tie would have been $l,00, ordered a presentence in- Kirby __________________________ -___________________________ '-' '--- Williams, - to adust to yaw' new undings, and maybe put a smile on yaw faoe! - lr4IInt'd certificate by WI)W lord's Pra>er with piano ac- i'aroi assesssnent was necessitated by manslaughter In a Sept. 5 ac- Inunity InvulveInent In Social Edwards, making her an a n d honorar>' citizen of Walt DIsne' the resignation of the City of cident on Sit 436 and Winter Ha b I I I I a t I o n Woods Boulevard, pleaded Rehabilitotion." World. 51w was ao presented - MA'fiIj(.ee '1 Saahvd. Ra. 6' I MOTHER ¼, MARK IV N Gordoil Bristol I F 0 Robenl I lt'l'.n . I (1 o 1 SmIli. Sr n. spoken breaking an-I entering with mentioned, he also had a COuIllflit to with Ovietlo Maor I.eon Oliff, intent Bass, extending a membership in. mlsddlhleanor; heron aiding, i'ituitiun, 011ff, Brown said, charged with buying, money in receiving, concealing stolen indicated there Is no the city's coffers to t* expencie1 property; and David Shouse, charged with a two count Inin CAI.NOI but he waa told to fonnialion of breaking and "come in anyway," enttnlngwithlnttnttoconuiitti Also invited was the Clty of felony and grand larceny. Maltiand. cue of Ronald Tanner, Mayor Brown cited that it was - . - IIIIIIPPP"!IIrII TurnerL CraIf.$r. WilIlamM Putnam RaySlaton Doesn't She Deserve It? 01'. e . L,F.O '' LES*.I1 53-4717 CONNIS 26-yeiir.oid Sanford mother, advantageous to have a a was continued. 'aw.lemTy. _____________________ CONWE.1. ____________ Re. representative from each of the USIA CAITLI 1314370 Atlenteuls Spriugs, Fia. I - 1 CAKE WALK winner Ka ft hard . _____________________ o.. ___________________ .i. BRISSON 1 sproglns __ I FUNERAL HOME ___ __ I hal , ______________________ municipalities planning __________________________ _____________________ and zoning boards to form an planning board. Thli, he said, would assure a unified area 131.45.1 AI$emomfe Sprigs. Fl.. S5i-51U1 Tsar SI. • - Youth Scheduled view - LINCOLNMERCURY IN C. OLQESTFUPIERALIIOME IN of the Attam-neyi. Pu Eaaciift'bs Pubibe: May LI. lo, 33 DEDI - CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.lIid ,' - -. Si matter was before the courts in Idyllw'tldeElementar)'ScbOOl other states, He have his ' - - V THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIALW - 3)C3 Lae'tonr load. Suite ?DC. IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S II the prospective Contract is ta, by vertne o' toe' cer'l.r, writ q Orlando, Florida, and fi . 1.5(043 or w end the suesstuI COURT. IN AND POE saMINOLI Esifion Isoued out 01 aM under original Ii' the offIce' 0 me Clara of COUNTY. FLORIDA e'f'nploym, he th, seal of (tie Circull Court 01 If. the Court V lbs Cavoty Judge, bidder lilt SO 01' more lvi the Ceurt if the Ca.my Jot,s. me C,rcvit Court on or bef ore to, wiIdevelopendplaceonhilewitnin IN PROBATE NO Dren9eCounty.FIor4a.uporstiaI Semlnala County. SloW if FW'Ida leminele Ceunty. FIsrida, is ltthdayofMay, aforesaid *30 daYs of lb. contract award IN RE: ESTATE OF iudgemenl ru..Jated lvi the IN P*0AT1 te. s. Wi •lisgatiuro of me complaint wIll S. ________________________ written atf,rmative action corn ANtI ELlZAbEl'l'i HARRISON court on The 5th day 04 AprIl. AD. ii' re Sw Estate if: t•tat'i as confessed Ia re (state if Deceased plianc. programs using Fori,i AD h, Ii WELSH Thlsnoiic,stiaIlbepseIllhedoue ARMAPID ISRAEL I4OTICI "0 CREDITORS kwmem Airweys Company, (23. "Contractor's Attlrmative Deceased 15Ch wilS. 101' tOuf COf'WUtiv5 D.cees. TO AU. CRED"TDIS AND ALl, Plaintiff, vs Richard N StuItZ. V el Actor. Plan tat Equal Emplpernent FINAL WOTIE in tile Sanford Herald Ti All Creditors end PERSONS NAVINI 5.LtIMS UI SIC.. Defendant. whiCh hc'f,re' Is hereby given mat me Ooortiinl?y." at a guideline. OSIsid This st,. day of April, .., Clolnus or Demands Against delIvered MacinS tnay be DEMANDS AGAINST SAID Wr'? of Executor, was SM Specif*cahioin -'ir'igfwd will. oi Itia 7Th day of (Seat) Said Estate upon the following described ebtalt*C t"om tti. Eng,rieer'i otf,ca. ESTATE :. - r A 0 1572. at'es*n' to me Arthur if BecledtPi. J' ou and each .. You, are RIcrd N and sich 01 you. ed by hereby property W FIrst Street, Santord. 'luriofabie County Jude. Stulti. .1. (Record Supply ,wtifieo and requl'eO Ip notIfied and required Pc, present any .emlnole County. Florids. liar final Florida A Deposit of 125.00 will b Seminole County, Florid Company). sa,d property being Ply cimms avid gemerics which you. the Plans and claims and demands which yati, or rrtUr,., account and vouCt,e"-s. as required to? By EI at 'tthsr of you. may Sieve' age,,'., t s.Cutr Is of the (state of Specilitatlent. 112.00 of which will Vthet' DI YOU, may hove againet me located in Seminole County. Florida. Deputy Clerk be refliliced to those returning thef,. Ofate' if A.W £11555011 IlarvWon. more partIcularly described as the estate of Armand Israel. ZILLAN *4. WELSH. deceased. arid made, _ North Orlando on June 13. The atiorne>' said he was aware the ' Estate 01 ' voter In the city. _____________________________________________ Mayor Gnanvilie Brown docket for this week. JOHN A BALDWIN, attorney tar the County Judge to mall one to each demand 10 the County Judge 01 th, County Judge of Seminole or against them. Plaintiff. whOse adores* is SuIte 30, personal rspmenlative Catnip. Florida in the Courthouse a? Eac claim or demand shell be II c, eseci.'. me contract and a All parties or persons having or Dated this lit bay of Mat, 1572 East Highway 4, CaIaeibesry. wrIting. shill state me place F10fl0 wthInSij cal,dar tormanc, amid payment bond within 000 claiming any night, title or merest aie ria, arid file tti, origtna 32701, Bond Jr Jay 0 resIdence and post vdtice' eddresa of tp,e from Oat, øf me ,i c.l,"r ay If. and to the following described $.s Administrator of the Claimant, and shall be sworn to letientrie wnlnef.noficto' the ewird with lbe Clerk of the above styled pUbIiCalWl of this notice £,act. property. sItuated It. Seminole the Estate 01 Court on or Sofa,. Map 3251, 1572. the Calm.ni, his ag Or his claim a, demand must be in writing contract Is mailed Sn County. Florida DOROTHY BOND MEEPS a iudgrnevW may be en attorney. and any such claIm and tiled in duplicate, ovid must bidder at the given by him Otherwis, LOt 20. BlocS- "B". WILSON'S at-a DOROTHY B MEte'S teed again.? you for the rebaif not i flied shall be void 1.tat.n.eplacet, resioenceancplst 'The Dwr',i reserves toe rigrit ,u Dt*Ue4 Of.caad4rsssoftheciaimantand5, ADDITION TOOViEDO.actof'd,ng demanded in his complaint or W E MITCHELL 4 - - AND this to judgnienl Freeman told The Herald today the Land owner provision was purposefully omitted from a proposed new charter to be - closure The only city without Kenneth Mcintosh, city atUie pIUli3suIl ill OVIII$ilUiV ta 50111 tOtflC) 01 Ut55CWtTY, election to action and taken measures Canaveral that required can- remove the requirement. PublIth April 235 May 2.5, 14, 1573 IN - Cities of Seminole DEC.72 CIRCUIT. 3 .4C5 wife, L. a. saId Court on the IItII day of AprIl, - his I 1512 WILSON arid _____________, ARTHUR H. BECEW1TSI. JR.. and LIZZIE ANNA WILSON. his IN RE: ESTATE OP ARTHUR JOSEPH BORA. Publish' Map 2.5. IL 33, 1572 decesled IllS e'f sold County. *0 tile send conditini within te'i days o aceasas. late if Sntlilele County, bs1: saId tints Then Slid ffiers. ties., COifity Judge of Seminole County. _______________________ Fiorici, PC the County Judge if Assorted tape recorders, tapes, the bid epedag. Ma silO Judge ____________________rawings 1p.cititpns and Seftuemie County. at hid office' in the porn. sissies e misc- Equipment. FiorlOs. of his S*ti it' 'ha CthI?I 1 tr ad. f said COunty at Satwat'S. mMiist?if bei of said 50115. - Sw Otter Centric? Documents may 5e County Courthotisi In Sanford, atw me v,iderlignad a Shoe ill 04 P*45 The Sanford Seminole Candy. F within six M,ntnol Cnty, Florida. will at Florida. wIthin six cainicar menme . order dischargIng her - s'iØ examined a? SI'. ioiioening iocatior May. trim tile time of tto first date publication of fIrst 1100* U en ttw 11Th day Clark. DudS I. Associates Enpi"i.. months 'i'oi (tIe Pubii;P,d Daily. except tecuerix. A 0 Wi) offer for saie asic sail to 01 thiS notiCe TWO C00*5 Of each Sanford. dmIlcati of this oil ice Dated tills the 27Th day 01 ApriL Inc.. 500 W Firit Saturday. Sunday and lubledt Clain or demand shall e in writing. M .k t L 111 (K Sm. Mike Each claim at demand must be In the h,ght bidder. to' cash. ge Pun Rooms Fin-Ida, 33771. A.0 1573, publIShed 5.2. end shall state Th.p.,sc, 01 resIdence a.,,, r.i'itlnq and must stat, me place if to any a-S all Gravel, 1)-Alaska, CaSbCS Wi yr di y pre Ce, dIng and Post office address of post Of ice address it Front (West) Door 01 with 1bc While fipirat for a me Seminole FlorIda. 33SOI. isto raldanes and Orie,nto. aa Christmas Ny TP,s Sanford thIS Clali,iafil and V.alIbe , Montana Ave.. Jacksonville, lbs claimant and letuP be sweet, to Caun'p CourThouse In Sanford see. ad time over SeCTS' it., w herald, 300 P4. French described ge' 55 file ci.,mant hIs agent, or .. Di' his Florida, t"e above Florida. 23005: end Central Florida by this claimant, his agent, deemnenti- He made pubZILLAH s'. WELSH. Ave. Senford, Fla. 32771,' tat'ney avid ecconipanea Dy • v-.a p.p,r?y Builders tsctianoe. I'll t Pars attorney, 0' it .111 be Dat'os ac Deceased 1k portIons of a secret rePIous dollar arid suth clam imdlrlQ tO law That said Sale It being made to Laka, Orlando FloridI STEPISTROM. DAVIS & port en 'Ie*aam polk Second CLIII Posta', Paid tat-ma f sic Wt'It of dm,ilM aOt 10 filed shell , void 1 &'PI U. Harrison Part Lot.. Of'handn, Florida $tisly the McINTOSH alter Pp-ttlde tt Sanford. Florida 33771 Simon. r i..i An Ae'ministratr fzccuilon Mullet 1.54., Water (j. Florida $.M State office. His Al administrator of lb. 0 ft.. Estate if Asaoclalief'. InC. Jawi E. PoW. k" - Hits County's council be land owners. county seat of Sanford. City Ifl two other municipalities, federal judge's decision apsix cities probably will be efpatently will effect Casselberry Clerk Henry Tamm said both feted by the decision given by North Orlando and Longwood, the respective city attorneys, as well. But, he added, he the current and the anticipated 4 U.S District Judge John Three To- LORENI £. LAWSON, RUFUS 0 tile County Cbmmlsskat. Chambers LAJIITER. his wIt, LASSITER. Residence Unkaows De'L*5510 of the Court House. Sanford. LASSITER Slid U. P. It..psrty Ic, whom me contrac' Is awarded will b requfred fof'ThwITh Sarasota. Florida Publi5 May 2 I. ii. 73. 1577 05.011 ' 01 five per crit of the total amount of (stats, to the in me amount 04100 percent of the Of IC, at me County J%515 ,, contract price with a corporate SsmrnoI. Cajnty, Flat-Ida. Sutity bpp"oved by the Owner and Ginsburg Ross. Dent' -: E,achbld must b.accomp.niec a cat-ill led check or bidder's bend have against said 1, - well near DORO1'PfY $ MEERS. OP THE LASIITER and *7. II. 15 of BlOck 0 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Te all c'ed$srs arid all persent • water supoly piani, big?, pressure rage tank, and approsimetely NOTICE TO CREDITORS mi1 of 2" to c' PVC w.t.r mains TO ALL PERSONS HAVING wIth approsimately 100 meter occasional tügtier Leaf crates $3.50. Romaine type. demand fair, market weaker, I cpen.d and read aloud IN RE: hYATt OF PubliSh AC'! 15.251, May iiV fl(NNA ESTKS - Dc*ziestic round type, rfledlwD' large IPis bushel crates $2.10 r.e large 12.5 50 lb mesh sacks *2.10-2,5, mostly *2.5. e-- DTTIAlId Decision - Elementary School CaTfljval. (Mnrilyn GordOfl Photo) area, A citizens board Is also beinii considered, Mayor Brown said. entries SEMINOLE COUNTY'- FIRST ESTASLISHED III liii [mi& Palmetto Ph. 322.4531 __________________________ Sanfrd $31.S$tI �-: - J ±EE±E?_ -Z - -- ___________ -. 1111111 1J L_L_ ' z - I L ~ ~ ~ ~~~011~~ , - = I he Sanford Herold tic Comment Tugsd&y. May 9,1972 44-The Sanford heirald A .I.... flim*s Comment Editorial 1r ._. The Publi c 's It be that undenaith the Mzrface of these presidential efence irhnaries, there is a growing manifestation of something which transcends politics and which needs to be rognirnd before too long? We believe there 1*. It has attracted a definition as a rebirth of populism from some. Others have looked at It from the viewpoint of a Wallace single Issue: Witness Gov. George Could C. and his 4'anti-busing" sUrm:*. But this is only an easy way to consider the 8(K) A D. Washington Insight ____________________________________________________________________________________ Even Chance: Nixon To ______________________ Moscow? NEA) thernselves suspecL AdministrIbliGn ' s \ , tion. suice uw But Hanoi is not won ova. it knows that a very °i too many years ago, this reporter when we had a and ree iussian V. April 15 bombIng ofHand . ,in its we have drastically that government official made direct nersonal In both major parties there Is taking place a U.S. high WazSttlon from war to peace. Hatphcir,g, in a king and hood affairs The Soviets, against 'his poll. attempts to secure the FBI's files for use realignment of support which stumps the old- miscalculated North Viet- The Infinite details or full with. debate, the most censorious the want apet4 Progress made Ucal er things, p had a list of oppo' on th g o enemies. Am timers and can be stated as confusion in the tooat drawal by is will be dUficuh In ssmen he wished to tarnish. Nixon Administration has toward a SALT treaty is good ob)ectives. Man admit th sition powerful politician niany Democrats who want to jive in the White that Mcs+'ow does not want to Hoover laced him down. Though this Hanoi ma prove so szrong in the extreme. But the ptatem was by then then set out to destroy him. Hoover House and loss of confidence by some GOP feeling Is so deep that lose mometum the nest month that Nixonan agreement Is emerging. this man, with so much prestige that ensconced and had anti-war They as much as we want The big question is how Congress and stalwarts in the T1. would go to Moic'eu I'- week who is there DOW. to do his all his tii1h connections. couia not force Hoover to grind dOWfl before s' - groups coming to his a..c!enae rapidly a firm bargaining Such changes are not, of course, obvious. But will But hoover bore the marks of these attacks until be made Nixon's scheduled May can conchzsicc that the only way to are glurn2 aytng now beginning x hat is as plain as the nose on vir face is that a an, however courageous, defeat Nixon Is to defeat the arrival. Their persuasive power Instead of running out of bebeveabie to voters question Is, could a new man, great wave of lack of confidence is forming. Mr. Nixon's November war. taave out per malit3es is not to be wdereathnated. te of prtsSure backup forces and supplies In within Take the most a Then again there has lon g been a wage the federal 'Ildest and the most dangerous: Indochina war. Congress for enlarging the police powers of an attack untuJune or later. government. There have been moves to give the FBI more We have been and still are cntical of the means A further point against a power on the college campuses. to make more crimes by which President Nix on has taken and is Summit with the Russians .c lederal crimes, thus giving the FBI more authority. that Hanoi will not be fighting In In these piecemeal moves Hoover saw danger-the risk pursuing to "end this war" as be promised in '68 the boondocks where our of making the FBI a national police force. He repeatedly While seeking election, toid colleagues he would have no part in this-that a be kePt under defeatS It had been Mr. Nixon's hope that the national police would be a step toward a police state. cover. The North Vietnamese Vietnam Issue would not be present in this Most assuredly Hoover's successor will also face this are marching straight into the problem time and a ai-as local violence threatens to presidential election year and he had relegated it r' camerar. straight toward get out of hand and &rngres.s moves toward stronger fedto a low spot on the issue pole. SaIOn. There's no eral crime laws Hoover's answer was that these prob. they are no' there. Or that there Now, however, with the Hanoi offensive lems, great as they are, are for local communities and local police-and that the FBI role was in providing Inforis not the possibility of real flexing its muscle (made In Russia) and J m:Uo, t.ining r..' backup fr lnl jlk'e fon'es. on _____ threatening a knock-out punch t ar the weak ' request--and f or Work Oil a few truly national crime prob. On Uit side of the 50.50 btttli* Thins regime, this has become more than a ferns. summit ;n tha t ti A succession of political figures have attempted to political Issue. it is a matter of the most grave k / f Place, much stock Is placed Ui bring their men Into the FBI-either as a means of mould. substance, which has brought the National supposed guarantees being lag the Institution to their own partisan objectives, or as _____ SecLuity Cmmcfl into session. means of providing jobs for faith ful retainers. _________ Here Hoover was particularly fierce. For the Ineffective U.S_ the USSR and China- The _____ During the past weeks the opposition to the agency he Inherited was a shambles because it was hack__________ renewed bombing and naval bombardment by agreement would be aimed at 55 dden and domin ated by politics. ri ending th e figh ti ng. Th e ,i, U.S. armed fes of Vietnam, Laos and CamIt Is certain that at one time or another men with noli. dominant note would be ier. tical authority will again attempt such infi ltration. Hoovbodla has spread from any purely political point suading the Viet Cong to Ialc er's predects.surs were unable resist those moves. It ,, ,,, •, , • thew *iot 17) pOUUCaI rauwr is essential that his successors have the will and the Throughout the nation there Is an aspect Of ability to hold firm at whatever political cost to them' than military force. y this war which cannot and must not be ignored. g's titer henry K Hoover was a human being. Uke all of us, he had weak. This Is the moral or religi ous. This is the to M neues. But when we think of those, let us remember the , I 'ci, !! Russians ad a high Soviet message that the public is sending to too. great strengths, t• I?yth Hanoi _____ Was ilngtai: an end to destruction and killing. nays It's not his style to relay' ii England will heroine (he big publlt Fuss when he fInds tovernor's 111141W41 paid side, i 4 W _. 1 ____ ~___ iyrl~_- ______ I ~C ~______ , r ._j ______ _____ - - - _-91 - - 11 -02 IIAROLI.) HENDERSON, eighth grader at Sanford Middle, shows Iiov the ancients determined a reasonably accurate value for relationship of circumferance of a circle to Its diameter in his math project on A 1111 Determinant. Looking on are Janice Golden and Tom I foil ingsworth. Staff Photo) 'x'ed so well - S b the . Letters To The lw's pretty tactful. I don't think bcs a Wi dnimith ,:oini: around teilin" nvrryhody what to tin." _________________________________________________________________________ County before passing the 45.15 school plan. I don't believe the second, third graders or higher will remember what they learned in 45 Jays and off 15 days. Many children will be disturbed and teachers will rd dLpenuurtes at'% hae to review the work that cording to Pastor G. Brian was learned 45 days before. Tart, of the Forest Lake This will have to be done on Seventh-Day Adventist Church. each 45 day return to school. On this issue, I think the The special week, Initiated 52 Years ago by the American option of 45.15 year round Hospital Association, is being school should be brought to a promoted among the nation's vote for the people of Seminole 7,000 hospitals. It was first County to see how they feel observed May 12, lflo, on the about it and whether money for 100th anniversary of the birth of more schools could be funded. Florence Nightingale. Seventh' What the School Board is doing churches is forcing or Jamming the 45.15 Adventist Day financial support of the day down the peoples throat. Joseph Danyluk medical denomination's program includes an annual * * * offering earmarked for Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, Weep For Them Calif., the church's top-ranking which school, medical j Editor, Herald: graduates 600 physicians 5.1-72 dentists annually to staff Re: Clock Editor Herald: S In recognition of National (hospital Week tMa>' 7-13), the Forest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Qiurch In Forest ('It) along with tier sister churches note their sponsorship of some 320 hospitals, sanitariums, • r> a - 4*- /_____ _____ to - ____________ _____ . ________ ' - Another message which has no political tag cia It Is that of the economy. Certainly this Is something which the presidential hopefuls from __ mm aufurh ght rflt TELEPHONE tactic. Peking is known to be the same view since (;f / stressini . - setnirig to the Paris negotiations, exn to be softening under this from its allies. t* Duc Screen Violence: __ Edit STAFFORD DERBY no tag & By ,,, fh - Spcwlx Editor . The psychologist, I)". Victor R. Cl!!'. 0014 motion plc RALPH HAYS JANE CASSELBERRY DORIS WILLIAMS Copley News Service RAY STEVENS Society Editor Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR.. Staff Phoftrapher By hull All o*b,- Mail ii.% Month 515.001 Vest se.00e Montn WASHINGTON - Some say Sen. George McGovern's wuposals for curing America's ills are like the limitless skies the b'I'' of his native &nflb I*a. They rrt'm4 on and on toward the hcrlson. nent fr strumer for the Most certainly the Same As Home Delivery In Florida $170 Month a $10 ..-. U.S. Postal Rogulalkys provide tat all mall s*iscrlp?iors be paid In advance. as second class matter October V. 1910 at the Pt C11tic of Sa nford. Florida33771. _ No pwl of any material. riwso dr1isIng of this edition of The Sanford Wild may be reoreduced an any manner without written Pat rnsson of Stie pubftshsr of The Herald. Any In4Evidual firm responsible for such rtoducUon will be uins4dw'sd as lntringj on The Heralds cpoyrght and will be u.ld liable for otnaçe under ftw law. Pi1Ishsd dail y aspt Saturday. Sunday and Christmas pIIsb,d Saturday preceding Christmas. r or The Herald Is membr of the Associated Press wh ich Is entItled edui1vety ID ie use for repreduction of all Itis local ww po It. in Ititi nawspapar. Herald Area Correspondents Altamsais Springs Marilyn Gordon 0147S Bear Lake. Forest City' Am Riley 1319959 Cass.lbsrry Kathy NiNack Milo MWilyn Gori 535497$ Lisa Bksr $ 5307 Ci1.rsld Cam.esity Marva MA!"Ailu 3724411 m2611 Ez1.J Fore Park. E. Estates G.aisersd. (astbre Marlin. Gordon 131497$ Lem uary 3234704 ocrtj sdential nomination has expieed bimseif adding more prtw- WAK1111 %W_."0111110 Mary Hyatt daily A $33 billion cut In the defuse budget, a drastic cutback In US. armed forces, a redistribution of American income, amnesty for draft dodgers, the r'-'nlng of a woman to the VS. Supreme Ciwl and a program of guarsoteed jobs for everyone who wants to work - all these are part of his _____ personsi platform. So too are: An tmmlatp tt.l and irrevocable Vwu= keyed to a atu: of Amerim prisoners of war. of Communist QUna, strong support for (ar Qiavex and his United Farm Workers, an lnsestigatlon of the Federal Bureau of lnevstlgstion, and abandonment of the U.S. Safeguard an'n 1 programs. So fir amonig the Democratic contenders only Son. Henry Jack, D-Waah., has assailed the McGovern position. cnflirtg It "way out In left field,*' and McGovern's views of national i3efeiie "naive." C*bos have aaged that McGovern Is "a left-wing C.old'wate-, ii rr"erse "elerral to the coriserratien of Sen. recognition Barry Goldwater, R-Ari, the unsucceeciul 14 Rapiabllcaz Iresidentl4ll nominee. Aft !bere nave been muttering, from the camp of Sen. Hubert Humphrey. D-Minn., that McGovern might divide the party. ilut almost certainly the momentum bunt up by me McGovern '-rnpalgn Is going to focus more and more at- Probably the and coot..,,&uiaI of the McGom stands Is ins position on the ddei. budget. He baa '"d for a phased reàc(Iii in det. sp ndft from N?.) billion to $54.1 billion tia'se y, o'er At a t1me whim the United States Is rapl&y Ing JU strategic nue3er v.m41 Geneva 'Ovied, 1'-.r UrMattileus 349-330S envity tii military manpower w million, made up be cut aosn us million 17 enthely at volunteers, It would require a rextion In Army divisions from 13 plus to 10, in Marine divisions from 3 to I. a cutback ID reserves from more than 000,000 to $00,000 and withdrawal of three cithearentftveU.S. diviaimsInEurope. "flw legitimate 'ttIivt1 i-Uy intsts of the Un_ited 9M', have been ifleerved by the is of an ext-We, wasteful, overly large military _itat the expensa of our vital economic and social health." McGovern says. __ 1P said It was Impossible to comment on them ccmstructively. Not nearly so clew, but equally c.uztrasersial, are McGovern's ps¼ipasais for tax rLolm. AmongatbwMAnpbe has called for a ,nbthnlun Income tax that would apply to those with tncunei in of $50,000 rtgird3erz of their McGovern says tins would raise N ieai He also Is advocating: -hletura of corporate Incase tax rates to the 1100 level, dropping the accelerated deedation rates and investment tax credits now provided to stimulate' Investment. This. he MWnt, would raise $17 billion. much tighter gift and lithuitseice tax that would t*ne a lifetime cumulative tax on the recipient. -A_olialx'uetd of the Izidivldaal bicuxie in ein'¼m of $750 and I!npoaltitr 01 an escesa profit tax on wtat be calls windfall earnings from wage and price cuiti'ois. s," Cline remarked after canducting a recent study simeater fare In his home to n. B7 making violence appear glamorous and exciting and illicit sex normal and desirable, these media are setting the stage for a society based on aggression and irresponsibility," he added. According to the Surgeon General's report, there Is a causal link between the exposure of some children to television violence and subsequent aggressive behavior. "Psychologists have for years demonstrated, for example that you can overcome a person's fear of snakes by gradually exposing him to others who casually play with snakes." dine noted. "It stands to reason that you can also change attitudes and emotional responses to and antisocial behavior by repeated violence, sex He stated that the church, which has tripled Its medical work since World War 11, has opened an average of five new 01 -- times ____ 1IV ,f 10 never An Iwasil . - A -4 0 1 0 - 4fl "" "' a cha lice to survive- This iathe' For forest. under this 4W4 ( 311c American tourists rqiori that there Is aic*her side to the U.S. Image. C 'N iSA, -r "Uaorfaiaotaly for ou I hoppaji to be in that smell 9 p as cires which is pradlspeJ to violence, and to iuhick televised violenc, has the most direct died of increased aggressive b.houo,r - - asrd PIym,r tofrt " WEBER fema In Oili slew fepirt. scent you'll And everyfideg the artist mireif',.WI,.? color,, nil rotor,, ptymet oinri, brushes, .r 'mvii. Inks, paper, r all r,3210yWer. viw thst W'w- in. goorgo Luart p ,stels, etc. A'iii qualm', an sipplIe, since I)) IaU 1011M 1LJ169 F13014 p I puosti 6e1.*4 341.ufl it flainini: ci misatl.r ctiargiri, through government and exIi"%- F!Ap ~ Teacher Group Says had, Darwin, Marx, Engel, Freud, and Neitiche. the last being the first promoter of the "God Is Dead" theory. The thinking of these men and the teaching of their thinking, has produced a leprosy of the soul that had deadened the spirit of the people even as leprosy of the body deadcns the flesh. Thus permittIng Communism to become "The Force" and the advantage is with the force as It can attack from Into the body politic (Alger Hiss, et al); the education apparatus, (S "lie Red Decade"), and the church itself, as evidenced by the lops of reverence and beauty due In a service to the Risen Christ to have offered as a con service in which was offered the wording-"Ywnmy, Yummy, Yummy I've got love In my tummy. .11 It feels good, do it, Baby, shake that thing." Do you wonder that God has given us a hair shirt to wear, by the name of Madelyn Murray O'Hare. If this does not give you a glimpse of the forest, I would be glad to expound further on the subject. Such as the loss of the Christian perspective that 278,000 babies to be killed by TAl.LAlIASSl.E, Via. (Al') Charging that the will of the Vlorida Supremo Court has been "flouted" by the l.egLsla- lure, a teacher's organization has urged the court to write its own guidelines for public ern ploye collective biirgaininu -- - --- Attorney Tobias Summon, rrpresenting the 7,541) mniemnter I)atle County Classroom Teach. ers Association, filed the peti. lion Mnrvtv uiru'ln' the court to overrule tte 14e'gislature. - - championed ('tilidren should logically be included in any fum'thcr efforts to deny Amn..'rtca's most oppressed minority group the right to decide when and If they will bear children, Bruce C. Robinson temporary , abortion yet allows murderers * * * Criticism Editor, herald: In your editorial comment In today's herald (4.27-72) you make the following statement: "For his (Senator McGovern) opposition to the Vietnam war was on the record years ago." The New York Times, it an Senator with interview McGovern on February 28, 1965 o qu tes the following: "I want to make three points clear. First, I am against United States withdrawal from South Vietnam until such time as we can negotiate * settlement that Is acceptable and that provides some reasonable assurance for the safety of the people who have been fighting with us In South Vietnam. "Second, I think President Johnson has conducted the military effort in South Vietnam with great restraint and great responsibility. lie suggested that the court "appoint a commissIon to revcollective bargaining .uidclines," which would then 'ic Implemented by the court. The Legislature should be re. quired "te show cause.. why public employes of this state are deprived of their con. stitutlonal rights to collective bargaining and why it has failed and refused to enact collective bargaining guidelines." Simon pointed out In his suit, a class action for all public employes, that the Supreme Court had decided in a 1969 case Involving the Dade CTA that public employes had the con. stitutlonal right to bargain collectively That right was granted by the 1961 Constitution, although it has never been implemented by the Le gisla ture The Legislature, "by Its inaction, consistently denies to the public employes of this slate their constitutional right to collective bargaining," Simon said. COO 1.1%20,000 J. Sanford Electric Co. m. . Ciczed on Sat. OPEN Mon. thru Fri. 5a.m.- 5:30 P. 0IAL322 1562 2522 PARK "Third, I support the strafing ordered by President JoIiflSofl (of North Vietnam targets above the 17th Parallel Demilitarized zone) icause I agree when our forces are at' tacked and when our interests are under fire, we have to respond with an appropriate retalliatlon." It does seem that while * * * was Johnson President escalating the war he had the Birth Control approval of Senator McGovern, now the good Senator can but Editor, Herald: nothing but criticism for find Regarding the statement on Nixon who is de. l'rcsblcnit abortion In the May 3 Around escauating that same war as the Clock, the figures given do rapidly as safety provides. 1)0 not nearly represent the total it Is because loss of life incurred annually on you suppose Johnson Is a President the fetal population. A widely Democrat and President Nixon and successfully used method of Is a Republican? birth control, the IUD, or coil Nobody wants this war, but prevents the implantation of the give some credit to a lets fertilized egg, or "innocent president who is trying to wind baby". In the uterus. down a war not of his making, I believe that these unF H. Andrews ________________________________and rapists to live, S.B,"Jim"Crow (VA Note-Your final graph was previously printed In The Clock on May 3rd. Perhaps we can't see the forest for the trees, what with this view obscured by all of the senseless blood, spilling.) FOR I * Assured Incoim? Montrtkj A CHECK A MONTH WITHOUT COST When you of save these two $5,000 or more in either certificates, your mailma n will bring you a check for your monthly and your insured savings earnings deposit is never touched. - FOR SALE 's /f It's always there when you need it. It's a great w a y to consolidate your extra funds and assures you a safe, depqndable income to enjoy .iny way you like. Accuti .I O(2*) Or mute iujlii' fli t our Assured Income Monthly a montnty check upon ALUMINUM SHEETS - I 1 (THRU NO TRANSFER) - FT. 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If the Referendum Communist cause loses then the 100 million plus souls behind the Editor, Herald: Iron and Bamboo Curtains will Open Letter to Seminole have hope again, County School Board it we lose, then our Christain The Seminole County School civilization will have suffered Atla.1!1.s. Board adopted to implement the an almost irrep 45-15 year round school wlt)v'ut Why Eisenhower and Kennedy regard to the disruption of picked this area for the con family life. I believe that many frontatlon is beyond mortal parents like myself, will have to explanation, re.echedule our borne life. It This confrontation Is perhaps will be hard trying to schedule a classic example of the ear vacations with the children philosophers' agrument of what when some COrnpsnlcs onl yhappens when an irristible force want you to take vacation meets an immovable object. periods during the summer The force being commnunist months. Another hardship will domination of the world, the be trying to get baby sitters for object, 15 day period for families of civilization. amothers that work. The school Time was in the days of board did not give the option of Wycliffe, 11us$, Calvin, St. eminole FrancIs and St. Ignatius that a vote to the people of .Seminole . quirie, from foreigners about ''I really don't tee this n ,; department' RL.A'VE* ---em 9ata' said be views the Ug1.d Stain so having "macli money United States. ('5..I.iIn. •,h,1II.,,tirni Christianity was the force. So much so that the lius.sites their battle song, "We are Soldiers of God", caused an army of 10,000 to leave the field of battle without firing a shot. Since those da y s, we luive 2 Of U. S. Differs Abroad By JERRY mmum sime kind of termoll," maid wIen mwtft a traveler fran Cq4ey News knice Jennifer Estes. .t .e from QUcagc, ul: "Wbuw a'e 1* Gulfport, Miss., v&retiith4 Is your gums" TL AVIV. Israel young lwaefl uas concerned Greece. ay of the comments, howabout his American gu. "But when you get aperafic, eve', we more sopIUticalad. "Tell me." be asked. '•Iten you realse that some of dwir "Do etUtes r'*Ily see the it bame, how UAW images are r'at' strange." black men In America as we', you eight In I A few of the 9fnagej" ieee e1'"; in Band riot'" been held for a long time, asked. For American; traveling On a train In Yiugc.layta, a "I would not care to visit the o.'e'sees, the question, and ,'osmi Movie farmer said be United States." a asaetaq Is j! 1t1 1e*aa1ba Cáussii."i asn towList Paw as it may appear. place whele you lays cow• gile there are always ID a try. 'Many I oregnas tan an bays." They have time to enjoy the _mavea." idea that the United Stain Is ID A Greek ØtI in tears, for in Mr.Llncoln's words. "these honored dead have given the last full musre of devotion," Devotion to a raiane of which the,. may be were unaware. For on this battlefield is being Judeowhether decided * * * BERRS WORLD .. 300,000 wounded. We weep for them and well we shOuld, but they should be proud $ media? (j Perhaps, you cannot I-- the forest for the trees. The trees being our 45,000 dead arid AdrentlstChruch principles of Jesus Christ Forestdlty,FIorlda (Church World News CBS 440. The real question raised by all of this research, ow. ever, Is this: Is the violence in television and the movies the cause of troubles in our society? Or is the trouble In our society, perhaps, being accurately portrayed by these It all boils down to the chicken or the egg riddle, and since we don't know where these behavior patterns come from, we are hard put to find ways to stop them. first, civilization man has reached thz highest point of personal freedom and Individual welfare, hospitals each year. Over one-half the world is George E. Janssen dominated by ideologies that do Public Relations Secretary not permit the missionary work Forest Lake Seventh-Day of teaching God's word and the various "As Others See Us" Image Medical facilities to date.) - you wee mi Qrwics Snyd.'.r li third of its financial and manpower resources to medical work." (192 million invested in can alter behavior patterns, influence values and udes and possibly contribute to c h a a g e s in life ' Lake MLSfe -3$1l LpJ Mwi Riley 53149* lrg number of buues troubling the ration end is on a in the months ahead, and on what be is, and Is not, advocating, beyond SUBSCRIPTION RATES Future'? diliOTI an his position On the ma,or By JAM CART Cornp. Room Foreman County Fditor denogiuiml.ivai dcvutc. cearl a tures to the list of media that may be l,adIng Americans Into an era of twreleit1n violence and exploitive sex devoid of ioe and responsibility. "Evidence Is mounting that motion pictures and televi. Pie In Sky Or Wave Of Actibn4ca1 Supt, DAVID IIENDIN The recent Surgeon General's report on the effects of TV violence on children is being supported in several ways by the research of a University of Utah psychol' Political Notebook CHARLES HAYS Contagious? III Mvertlsing w.,.gor GARY TAYLOR Home Delivery Is It - ROY GREEN Editor of Editorial Page nursing around the world graduate over 500 nurses each year to help meet the rising need for medical care, PasTarr added. 'Our involvement as a church in bringing physical healing as well as spiritual help to people', said Pastor Tan, ,is indicated by the fact that our . 1319993 He asks now only cessation of N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32fl) South Vietnamese activities designed to wipe out VielWALTER A GIEL. Editor and PUbthet congers. Advocates of the WAYNE 0. DOYLE. AdlsIng rector & Ant-to PI'hI political method have no doubt FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation. General Manager that at an early time North Vietnam would control the .10th A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. G1ELOW ManaainO CiWWoilSr ___ hospitals all over the world, Thirty-four Adventist schools of - overthrow of the Saigon rulers 322-2511 One Mans Opinion T1J . Niaon'ssislt to Ciau.en-laL '; a now and corn ple'te art materials Editor Hospitals Honored movement or $ weeks, Hanoi can ;; vlsory enIm(iIy." :r,gIsnrl bavrie friendly state agencies that err tax earning about $30,000-s.ys'ar with Askew when he was Its, when he' moves Into the Joti on ll("JIIC staff director anti drafter about serving 11w public. Maybe that's because he italy I. the governor's urprmrate in. Presently attorney for the rof fw ta* bill. thinks his lass can work won. iloue Financ, end Tarstlon ders with a few quiet words lie sakl he was excited by (he (ot,amnitI,r, Prgbarwl said pre'. challenges the governor offered the right people. "lix, governor can take the visily he was hesItant about him In asking him to hesri the Iwawer of tale office and do nil thklngttwJobberausehehad no $64,IY)0.a.yrar consumer ativis. kinds of things with It," Eng. buikirrsarwi In cmiquitner work or's offIre treated by the 1972 hind said In an Interview hint. :,ril wisahl 1w' aarrIIln-In a much Legislature. ilay. "lie can quietly anti pri. hIgher salary In private law "The governor said, "We're vtely persuade people who prac tire. not relying on rn irres We're lIe said Mr.rwiay he decided to relyini: on tru,rr.f;mlr.s. 1u1%'e power and aren't using it, take the Job after Askew ias. England .iid r Ix' uun seek legIslation," ''If there are ix'ple w ho nru' sum i'd himi 1k ilutici would inuinu;ilncent and unwilling to volveen Inventory of state serv. chnnjr on their own Initiative, Ices to the public anti checks to then tie's got to supply its' in see how effectively the public illative," Englantisald "I think was being served. death, face this ;;';' -~ to _______ p pin. .';; Ii& 144#0 Up To Boss' ,\cw';n;rconwineradviser, lie .-131-L t-______ awakened at ntght 5 t-uue iuv fly lOIN VAN (1(F.54OI Askew ann'sinceil tVlaml'1 tnt fraud cml Ineffkienty," IAI.IAIIA&*I, (API appointment Saturday In Fngland saId '1 akn't nnskk'r Art t'twlnn,l Gov ll.til,I,, u'.ili nI 0W F1 Id" ti,I.lv ui ,*,.aII In k • ,w,I ,L.l,tr I -1JII Ai \' 1RUt we woM about if later Congl,en is enianck.d. of __ ___-- these labels to describe themselves. guts and with Hoover faced down these pressures with al his politic and public some very able marshalling of Is not enough. To defend defenses. For courage alone 'ou must have political resources ss pre ures against such and the ability to use t'bem. Three examples will Illustrate What Hoover's successor decades, privately few - u.s. will face: on for something • After watching the FBI in operation occasion these WASH NGTO- Washington country through infiltration, Ih&41I c paign has con- and rally rod has, reporter thi over two woty1ng over who and is POW beUIfl& 50.50 past few years, would think of the informeeting In finally some kind of elec'titm. people. The anti-war lobbies That would remove peronaUty be po might be hoover's successor. I ruthless politician with Domi tion or millions of Mrs. A na At first the "bloodbath Nixon have raesneqed in greatec from the f Mw In May. the mation in those much of his the tredwts" would be avoided- force than In several 'ears I'emocrata that data could ConiC close to destroying In Officials B to be The kind ci man the new FlU director turns out c.r . than greater bearing on your life &D4 flfl may have a president. any other appoi ntment made byina the puts ire at all mdi. years s 48 ' Hoover Edgar J. It will, from time to time, caUve of the future, his successor the strongest type aimed at ci ace power of the FBI in WMI using the very considerable to dCmflCTCY and to our Uberties. dangerous pressures will come both these judge. it history is any men who use 'onserV*tI'P$"0i from "liberals" and grave challenge which Is now forming and has yet to burst into an explosion which will shake more than the formal political In almost every primary the specifics Ma y change but there emerges a sense of "anti-" that has shown itself in such changes In formerly assured political appeals as to make the appeals that there strong-arm methods, 'All RAY CROMLEY WASHINGTON Long ago in . the English scholar Alcvin wrote to Charlemagne. "Vax Popull, Vox Del" (The voice of the people Is the voice of God.) Perhaps not all the way. But certainly an ancient wisdom the national leaders would be wisely advised to heed today. A Hoover Successor n want answered. An end to Inflation, more jobs. r'r•vv A J 4oft U Pressures Await Message To Washi g ton Nixon to the leading DemocTats will dthatt. Certainly it will have the best propagandists trying to confuse. Yet the economy -not the trade balance or the montrcais national debt or the unbelievable ignoring !f productivity - will Im a key Issue which the public -all parties and all sections - . . - it - 'i"..S~, a fil l911 WW Ail __1P_Ir 201 S. Park Ave. 322.4320 Xhr Oattforb 1&tralb 300 N. FR&CH AVE, �r - _________________ e I he Smnford H oy.A .MLAN 11A F j! F Welcome To Parts Auto Mif AND ACCESSORIES _ A WHOLESALE - RETAIL ' S f-"o 1 LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT &tdatiaL .Si4 oj COtICFPT irw TRAF1 Auto Parts - I and S I Nsa 'o-as L*W Oviedo D ' Ara Ns.t S•S'S 3AR TRAILERS Pt.,,cI, ROUTE Tractor PH. 3S-.324$ 34 * e*e : Atr Menu Sow "d Working wORK SHOP ____ didest Of 41 MU)' I.MtILAP SPtCiai. ALL CARS c*owt tWO ALIDWMtWT * wwEi. SEARINGS &cuo i.. u TO MR. 54311 FrsecI, Joy * --- FREIGHT DAMAGED S. Sanford Ave. HWY . 17 100 MUFFLER ____ _______ ____ is the oldest t4 all ft-' mufac-turtd by IWlfl. It also raIts a' the most iile1v eaten _________ 'l and i often called itw staftL,tfe." I thousats __________ ______ I I _____ ____________________ _____ _____ 4 .; - _____ - _____ . 1 1 ___________________ ----L S - . -- Fast _____ Dependable Service - ___ Sepvice Company ___ - Soy Oatmeal lit mao. with UflD*sSCti*C our with NO IW'VIIiVIt WIG and LEN'S PAS TR Phone 322-75% BEAUTY SALON --w Sanford GET THE FACTS **ndIIIg ?tit many types r Cuf *•tJ 'r. felp I CASSELBERRY Reef FSFI #IAPF ras'.'r r"11-4-04 - (,"O'I' PS*SONCAF I --- , . '.'•. kWJ AM 11111111 FILL-UP testure In many bakeries, mixing is done by machines, but Inc. tunately for Sanford, Len Paulseni dt Ltth Pastry iJO Park Avenue in the Food Fair flV are different from an perfect spot for y' holiday, fashioned way - by hand. here tn %anford, at Sportzman customers find just the rt&t other trailer concept you have you can detach a nd hA T Camping Center on French campgrounds for their specific ever seen. Instead of h1tchin CAR WASH ISnd this really is old up to the rear of your car, the need to go somewhere. vrnut, the full variety of needs and wishes " (acrois from SemInole Plaza) HWY. 17-92 4346 PH.S31-1933 CASSELBERRY _____________ - V ., V -- - OVENS- SEAT COVERS SLIPCOVERSdwr • BREAD, rolls, cookies and other bakery goods of all descriptions ri' BOAT TOPS a. SEATS - 4 DAY SERVICE available -baked fresh daily - txn's Pastry in the Food Complex. baking was done in the homes with their tantalizing aroituris right away in the home. fie 2619S. French For Information wItlui abIipetion, p9mm 322-5751 Seminole County's only LICSSIId C iittsaf In Ethical Hypamis or 39$ Langw d Plaza (792) PH. *31 !215 Longwood homes Raiford th ey have Wesley netd — it scIls alinwit as fast its -- Lot You can also find tents, even P°P4W tents there And ' YOU CAN WASH - , sourdough on ypnosis Is Science VIfl i th he th e ar , tie says. win 40% LESS MONEY Astrostar Than You Pay Anywhere Else — In Sanford, When You Wash At WES-KAY WASHETERIAS 2010 French CAVANAUGH TIRE Ave. 111 West 27th St. Of course, Len tins not stopped production of those specially ordered birthday, - a*li4$ CLOTH ES FOR features hearth bread, baked - RIBS - ~.p I YOUR - loaves of bread. lie also • . -\ Sanford all grain, rye and whole ancient communities, the and then golden loaves of bread there is no doubt Umt. it is used Opines: Ph. 322 -05 - Pastry -he Nis an outstanding are a novice in the camping features of the Shadow trailer Icx*Jng for this -ears holidaY, ________________________________________________________________________________ wheat, ALso in his impressive -V-____ __ - So for that all important bread inventory are soy bread, y scene or if you are unfamiliar as it enables you to turn your I. you don't wart to pend s raisin and whole wheat, and the campsites available in car in a complete circle without question, "How do we however, go dow-n and that very deliciously different touching the trailer. This year's vaca tion?" The Shadl Phil and Marge Maresca, ____________________________________________________________j the area, sesame seed bread. eliminates fear of jackknows. ture Sportsman Center is fea mana gers of the Center, and V C And whether you are French them show you the wide or Italian, you will enjoy Len's eiectian of rental trailers and •' HYPNOSIS YPTIOSIS ' prov*d Medicare Ap that lie bakes it slow. Vesuvius in 79 AL). In these to rise, prepares for the oven he can get it out of the oven and reall) be a big help when you hitching is one of the Premier will find mcUy what yov am We Beiiee in GOOD Pa?.r" (qre FIDELITY ENTERPRISES for the lucky folks waiting in tread comes out just right he mixes, lets the dough stand H-y. 17-92, 09111ary. FWrlda Fr EatIm&I-s - Free Pickup A. D1flher1 cit baking in I( AD. An early You will be able to find any . bakery was found in the ruins of maculately clean large kitchen I.en uses no preservatives In Pompeii, an ancient city in his shop on Park Avenue as his br-end - there really is no kind of bread you want at lens destro)-ed by an erupting ~f p1UucIp4Gco'/ALEccE'lr Fi/IL.IC''i A'• Ll/iN(T r t' Len works In an im. line to buy. show you around the lot? We Den AR Y MANOR " •11 - 0 If 1 peror, Trajan, founded a school community bakeries, May we suggest that you go They also will make the Shadow is connected by a vehicles, supplies, camping other specially designed swivel down to Sportsman Camping and recommendations and even reservations resers'atuni and rental services arrangements for you on support platform of heavy steel Center and let Phil and Mails that is securely attached to Your \ fashioned. The Roman em- by slaves or by hand in the come steaming from the oven thinks that another reason his transportation if you fly VACUUMED- WINDOWS a WHITE WALLS CLEANED d In distinctive taste. color and features. It is called the that you n achieve - AUTO PARTS on Phil and Marge told us that SHADOW. Remember that 5th Wheeler which attaches to renew nneeIf and ones rrthDnshlp with tarnil Mid the; enjoy this business so radio show - The Shadow - the bed of a or - ton pickup & there IS much because its major put- well our aaptaboli is "Who truck With these friends th e riad and k.ss t pleasures await less sway on Camping is one of the more pose is to provide fun and knows wha cr.iroc strain. .".nther ad papwar wass of aduc'vinE tlwt. rrls,Lini liii pt.opic. - Ii a a bdutal 1.1*1 puirir.u*u '.hii rc There are so many kinds of challenge." Marge says, "in get new trailer' THE SHADOW vantage too is that after ou time to be sfill. to be related. trt quality trailer are Rim a senrice of Sportsman Center. Sat I 10 'S FURNITURE SALES and And then there is the Sprinter mot -- Relaxing storage facilities for your commonly found and it can car roof. This supert flWUiOQ of can aulitbi I04i 'IiI4V' Jewelers Inc. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER For SELF-IMPROVEMENT SELF— 1 ADAMS erlerv food and a source cit many nutrients. History records that seeds from various gild grasses were long used as foods. Many grains, Including oats, corn, barley, re and 11* been made into breads. Each gives the bread its lave rec'cnt1 acquLre a new featuring now a bold new ad- knifing, pro'1es better Cat In these days of hustle and inventory of camping equip. vance in tr*iienn4i tha t offers performance and gas mtlea bustle, it is important to find a ment, all cit the very highest new ha ndling, utility and Safety shik drag wetgh is rduced. are available. And it nreded~ request. This Lo; a service not All Schools Availablo Car-ben Is and we are fortunate that right grounds and help their - - -,øp.iq Dubuque Iowa V a5vicavened, or raised, altii veakingpowder or sta. Most widely the United States is a white enriched eaten t campm ava SHOP (Pl1 To Food Fair, 7470 5 Part Camping -91 All Groin .J Wear FREIGHT DAMAGED loaf, hich ranks as an ERVICE Ph. -., ia4, ho' rocks. Mos t breads today __ Center 100 % Whole - Wheat Large S.l.cions Wigs a Halt Pioclri Open Mon thru Sat.. 9 a m Ill 322-59S Ir _________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ - - - Market — Wo;tern I They were made from ,t MId baked in the sun or __________ SPECIALTY BREADS .._. J1 SCHOOL RING -- See Sportsman Cent DEKLE'S-Gui :,nd K"p Lon; Hmir 7r, Husband T" - _J SPRINTER trailer-home from Sportsman Camping Ccnter. nit S. French Ave Park F - _____________ Husband says "Don't Cul Y our Hair" 14u' You Sigh "If Takes More Cart" C.cf A Wig For Daytime Ease. Ti ___ KING CAR TRUCK WAITIN&ROOM WITH ENTALS Bix -4 2 ___________ _______ Experienced Mechanics W*sh, Wa A. Polish Jobs Tir.t - Accmsorift We i.i,e Ph. m different farms. Y misture of iround grain old finishes 'p The earliest bn,adi were hard In Our Handsl Wrem.ve tfL R BETTER HWY. 17.97 V sears, pcoplc thrighnut the V ml 11*1. WAX -•• '.'rki have eaten bread in Its For MS Hwy. 7-1 NOLL td - P?i 3fl..54ii Ph '/2 ISKI \\'U I FF __________ _ CASIELeERRY PH &31.U77 ' __________ ______________ ______________________ _______ Lu Frans S Staff Of Is Bread ____________ _____ Super O _____ * - — rn Country Quick FURP1$TIJRE " NN ARTaCRAFT SUPPLIES- GIFTS- CARDS AAA ALIGNMENT WEk' 930 A M * $995 NIGN SPUD $&LAWCt R USC 11:10A Foods All . FREE INSTRUCTIONS aTHURS WED EVENIP4G'PM 1:.%l P.M OPEN MON THUR FRL- 9:30AM -P,M SAT lOAM aPM MON * it) ç., rrr 11 Yl Persons Spd& OVIEDO * BRAKE WORK øfêAPi - r* $Cc ' ' il Gout Full CAMPIQ.LMT11 S THE SPECIALISTS FRONT END ALIGNMENT ( Midnight ,,, ,ph• Scnferd. Fl.. Co. 12 - Av•. 2700 and RESTAURANT & Pb. 3224710 I S 2400 'OS S.4tP E SHADOW NOW ON DISPLAY S O H OPEN 10 am, Duda TuesdAy, May 9, 1972-/A rold SERVICE Sanford 1401 S. French edding am] other special event ell By A!NNN I.- . I Your Time of Awakening - JOHN SCHLENK Be a New and Radiant YOU .)• See our enlort UI new' _")_-_ / spring.jpiaass Ills vi dlflict. driving east and west. to cross LuKernbourg In hafl an hour The 'MERLE nokMRn COSMETIC STUDIO 110 PARK AVE. 24 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Craven Natural Foods IS Hwy. 17-'2 - LongWoOd 1 Mi. South of big Trot PH. 131-3433 WHERE 1' H F (MON ACTION Downtown Sanford 307 E V Feri,l PH. 323470 'T a ke Time for HeoItt Transmissions Slart•rs- Fenders - Doors Tires - W heels Etc. Early American NATURAL BREADS Hi Protein VITAMINS MINERALS - TEAS - ETC W. Have A Complete Stock Of Used Late Model Automobile Engines I FREE Parts Loceting Service Throughout The SoutIi.a bl ''''\.,., 2411 WOSANA HEALTH SANDALS _a r -A $ - HOUR Is more at less. 5.99 %0 WRECKER SERVICE the be&uWV Of Unw.__ "Hypnosis, carefully and f'St gala the confidence and as Migraine headaches. SpaCtIC stomach or colon, InsomniA, ettiially practiceci by lamed approval of the V.b1ICV" out that mishandling of hyp- 0 called often to present tri- overweight. and the list could cc) nosh on arid on. hypnosis techniques of Raiford D. Wesley, licensed hypnotist. ijty what It lacks in size will wsne Ic ti You came-a along on a witit , planned through CARIB BEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC 574 North Orlando Avenue (Winter Park Mail). - - if you are thinking about going c summer. riOts would be a really good time CALL or DROP BY and ASK P.M Saturday ic Do A M 1 .- 00 could possibly be hrmati-e lectures to civic dangerous in several ways." groups throughout t We usually think of hypnosis also enjoys a good working "Fortunately, real and lasting lleffccr these problem.s as entertainnient at cir~ Of fairs or from the stage Of the gic*ip can be achieved Uuv4b hyp. ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ tL _______ !'4 — ____ ____ Paris It is th thing to have .r- STEEL RADIAL SI1OE1R.EE BRIDGESTONE TIRESC /V V5 The r,vDItJi,Drtafy t.rt' designed and freeway driving for long ¶ distance ! Pso.0 g)a,21J1 AND MCIOY'5NDV1PGAU I' by 40% V, V -. ALL SIZES AVAILABLE V - J - - p"- F ENCE, AWNING& CARPET of SANFORD, Inc. _!!:9 Come in and ask us about cooling do by adding on McROBERTS ,l1 - Sanford Heating & Air Conditioning l5 W. Fktt JOHN DICKEY INC. Sanford 322-0(31 •ART SUPPLIES - .- You'redog•gone right I wear b EDWARD'S SHOES •GLASS For Every Vale's Junior Purpose .MIRRORS *WALLPAPER 390 LONGWOOD PLAZA HWY.1792 LONGW000 Senkarik Glass & Paint Co.,Inc, Ph. 31"11"n 7iOMagnoliaAv.. PH. 131-7757 Sanford VV Sanford iss French Ave. RESTAURANT , . Tak-Os eeAO & SOCK Lewis Sales & Service IlISURt ACING PHONE I2I7fl$ IAM - IPM DAILY _) ) SEE US AT OUR NEW LOCATION 1119 Sanford Ave. Pied Rose ct:n i. SAM -5PM _______ 2517 Country Club Rd. Sanford ____________________________ M I X 0 N AUTOPARTSAND MACHINE SHOP 72? MA(,it)LIA AVE SANfORD I',,0P4(IHOSOI KEN KERN'S GARAGE PH. 3223452 Summer — Don't Forget If You Need it We Got it SANDAL Your Cruise CROCHET Come Get It I WN A SHOP, " wt * WE SELL .' BUY WE LOAN 001 ç ANYTHING of VALUE LESSONS GUNS _________ . Lawn & Grd•n Tools And Supplies • Car penter Tools ' Mason Tools • Electrical Supplies • Indoor - Outdoor Paint 1 Supplies • Keys Made " MOTHER'S FLOWERS Place Your Order Now delivery service PH.1140141 SERVING THE I ENTIREAREA $3991 SPRINGS goorgØ stuart • '1 VALVI WORK IHOIHIIIIONINO opew SUNDAY i1t p I P11. 3fl-iip COMPLETE Replacements Answering Service l& WESTERN SUPPLIES CALL I flSHWY 1112 - PH- 6345413 LONoW000 PLAZA 323-2770 $ to XAavWjm ________ ________ ENGINE wEIUsLolNO V Adlusiments -'i • Stnd .5 AND I IN PICK - UP DELIVERY Seminole I SEMINOLE HARDWARE- Headquarters Make Her Happy BIG DIP Experts In Our Field" TRIPLE S Financing T Ri ____________________ MAY 14 fir lum", Fountain Sarv&c PHONE 2619S. French Ave. --' I Easy ---- -,. Telephone Answering Ser . vice doesn't cost . . . it pays i Don't leave your business uratlended - we insure that your calls will be answered. Pr,. "We Am _________________________ Shoeland ..turg I RepaIrs •PAINT hypnotist COPTMATEII® j SPEED PARTS TRANSMISSION CUSTOM LEATHER HOLSTERS- PURSES VESTS- BELTS SERVICE 3 DAYS TO 3 MONTHS Aulhorl'.dAg,nt for All AIrilnas FLORIST LTAMONTE o1•,tv,i.tiperi.n I B.o:r Wet, of Poet office Hwy. £&-AIIamSCWe$a'lAqs * YARN 50 .i.W1 Sun Travel OpnTh ntgn,$byApp, 1011S.Prencti Red. Beige Slass $ to II Rig. V - S / , *Watches *Jewelry . Radios *Guitars Coin Supplies Loans I.- 210 N. HWY. 17.92 (neat To DomInik's) CASSELBERNY PAWN SHOP SHOE IIiUK H$dd.nAwaylnlhi LONGW000 PLAZA PH Hwy. 17.fl LONOWOOD 1< " ' Roi,altJM Albert LIciflhld Pawn beoher PH $30? OF CAST IRON CDOKIP4O UTEPASILS It We Don't Have It We Will Order It" -s Longwood CLOSED MONDAY CSPEPI TUES. THRUSAT. IQA.M..$:30P.M. PH.s341044 CALL 3USO / ID YARN BARN Agency Criss-Cross Buckle Closing (014 COME) BY THE POUND I (X toh'tis lochooselsom SEL OUR SELECTION > 9:30A.M. FOR OUR SERVICE .. fr T - / heaig&th'ccrdbc* M4p M141$ To CANsSC ('Ø5 LW S.ei.ai.r ANSWERING _____________________ SHRIMP BASKET 21 SHRIMP FRENCH FRIES... I-I "YOU AINTMOwilloo LIII YOU YA2001 - County's :)dy licensed etWilill BURGERS -DOGS - SUBS -CHILI -SHAKES v __ now. I Wp Heavy OWfV Cast Iron @"in* hUeS as ye0 tiIs a favor — vat up. AND TACK V - V -.., t Fair Center and em our taste \'\ - -- - your own family physician. 1rulre of the local medViC tatter when flied - All work guaranteed machine Scissors & Electric Clipper Blades SADDLE hypnotist as you would be In Tbrntaikintheman,humnsed, arid llstn to what he says. Then and only then, should you decide. If you feel f therapy may be the answer for you or if you simply would like to be better Informed, call m5758 an aWAntment with Iladord D. Wesley, Seimnok Saws on Park Avenue in the Food V PHONE msua 3511 3$. PARK DR. SANFORD SINGER . 20°i'o sti. Screen Rooms Vinyl windowi off or more) off windows to spot. the view. Not to mention your peace arid quiet. Singer add-on air conditioning usually costs less to buy than a bunch of room air CVondbtlot'ter. So you -: Comet Awnings nace. Asvo you get your own central air conditioning Vs'lem. What you don't get are bulky machines in your . ..." Latest ?Mr For All Sasons ...... ort And - or your problem ar them. ________ Cool . cTAzoo7 YAZ " REPAIR - () r u barr Seminole - V society about his standing with ______ smal pu?chase's ________________ ________________________ Add singer air conditioning right on to your fur FOR 40,000 Mi. jJ hcli 1 corrp 'r.bn, addihlg 011. GUARANTEED ; t S SHOE SHOP CARTER' PHONE 8310990 - -- referral from a' certification by HELPFUL HINTS - -. _ V ulth Fkrida state law -that he is and city as an ethical hypnotist Cdy that he works oniy . Wmare Exercise Sandals wItn nature shaped woockm sole and tøt grip allow your ft to exercise pr*riy and help t Increase blood circulation. _______ _______ LADIES SIZES __________ TO5iI The fiat MtUaCtOr'y ,jng solution, of course, would be theater. "The condemnation of take a patient with $tif4lypnorli through hypnosis Is usuall y the result of health problems except on instruction from a qualified, distortion, abuse and CVCfl direction of the personal capable, licensed ethical exploitation by those whose hypnotist" Raiford Wesley I primary purpose would appear "With the pressures and such a man. Why don't you call to be on J 'ego gratification him? This is a procedure which ra ther than the effective use of tensions of everyday living ethical procedures;" Wesley increasing each and every y, can be learned in a relative!) Short period of time. It a li ttle wonder that we are sa id Cini as late its 19'$ did the rapidly bce-onun a nation Itisirnportant for you tobeas selective In your choice Cl Ii choosing a doctor. Several _ __ points y ou should be tSlaIJY careful about in seeking hypnotist - party pastries as well. Whatever y ou need in the bakery line, go to icn's Pastry across Norm to south it is in Along 19* rivers IPie Luxembourg have built many small villages, Same -- specially made cookies and tiny sure PHEM BARBARA Di MASI Is a "Willing subject" for the scientific to st thinking about It and start planning for It Telephone daily :3O kM 530 P M ABOUT THE NEW - p'vau indigestion. nervous diarrhea, hypertenslo V is John Dickey ..- men, is not dangerous. Wesley enjoys this However, it Should be pointed relationship with his public Europe th ________________ - The present day physician will tell you that at least 70 percent at his patients are suffering train i StriCtly illness - one that has no Otfl)C E- pear shaped. and at Its widest bulge the pear measures only s miles Ages and they are walled ails •r inside the sleeprooled houses and the small 'sleepled cP.urch And at the cIIfl. with round towers and battlements, stands flit castle Hypnotic It Pays! Pam Country officially recognize hypnosis as "Hypnosis," according to a useful tool in medicine, Rathird 1). Wesley, Serrunole especially useful in the area cit County's only licensed ethical psychosomatic problems,. 'The hypnotist. "is an an and a ieglti.rnate, professional by p. science which has been in 't - notist realizes tha t U h)PnlS IS cakes. We iant you to know that while we have talked mostly about his delicious breath today, that YOU still can find the best donuts of the widest variety in town - all hand made and hand cut and GATOR'S - 5\V ACE HARDWARE BOYD COLEMAN 0I C SO litsi' I? SI PH. 322-7121 Lcw.gwood 20)5. ELM AVE. �L - - jj_L L -- --- = ; = =' -- 1~~ v &A—The _____ ! :;I _ — - Sanford Herald J.iJ ii----- 11 LLL _ 1i ~ ~ ~ 1~~ -. - ~ _____ . V ' --' : -- .— -_ - - --_.. T- - -- Surface Hcarciiy crciiciieci Dan Wells Hurls No Hitter At Union ('OVI'INENTAL LEAGUE Jack Prosier Ford 10 United Traas. Uwlee 2 Dan Wells pitched a five inning no-hitter for Jack Prasser Ford. Chuck McMullan and 'l\Tonc Hayes each had a double, Jay Bergman a single. JAMng pitcher. Jeff George's Hal .Spragtas Lincoln Mercury' 14 Sam Watts had two doubles for Gco,ie's. Billy Griffith it double and single, Duane Lee and Arc-hie Ives two singles Once again tht subject of careless operation of boats has been brought to the attention of this columnist. In addition to the hazards Involved, there is such thing as COMMON -ourte5Y to be considered. For sometiicii many people who would not knowingly violate traffic laws on the highway, a fnget the uIes of the road" when they take to the water. The Florida Boat Safety Law states. "A person is guilty of reckless operation of vessel who operates any boat or u.anipulates any water skis, suaplane or similar device In willful and wanton disregard for the safety of persons or operty. or at a speed or In a manner as to ndsnger life, limbor damage the property of, or injure any perilon uSer i. 71 5(. each. Mike Berry and Greg in the game. Billy Spillman, AMERICAN LEAGUE Laggon one single each. For Hal Michael Wright, Jnin Vezina and Utynses Ward each had Sportli* single for o Goods. Ken Davidson had singles for Chase, Daryl Miles and KirkSch*rard each had m.. Winning pitcher, Ulysses Ward; loser, Rn Stafford. Seminole Petroleum Srniterd Atlantic Rank 5 Paul Galm had a single for Seminole Petroleum, Berard Mills and Kelvin Miles each had a double, Erick Knudson three singles, Greg Pringle two singles, Bobby Meyers and Pat Johnson each had a single. For Sanford Atlantic, Greg Rape, Scott Andemon and Pat Marsh each had a single. winning Pat Johnson; loser, Scott Spragins Lincoln Mercury, Troy. Sloan had a home run and two doubles, William Frederick a home run and two singles, Marcus Kendrick a home run. Wayne lively, Pat Schirard and Bill)' Lee each had a single. Winning pitcher, Duane Lee; loser, Wayne Lively. tw First Federal I Medical Center had four singles in the game, two by Mike Caigrave, one each by John Etc-k and Danny Flint For Seminole Sporting Geads 5 'QI*i' 4 There were no extra base hits First Federal, And Thorpe had it triple, Ricks'inr, a double and Torn Rrurnk,y two singles. Winning pitcher. Kevin Crouse; 'U ,1 ARL T IIuAIJ liii a tu Stoc pitcher, Mark SimcOe; ior. John Zueli. Harrar U Rotary's Hat-car was paced by David Wiggins with a triple and double, Ken Lee had two singles. Joe Trarnell a triple, Wa'ne Stumpi and fluey Bacak each had a single Rotary' was led by Clark Gsllager with a double and single, Jeff Anderson had IWO singles, Tetrefl ETVIn, liiuiii lAVPb', David Wells, Ken Brown and David McCook each had a single. Winning pitcher. David SENIOR LEAGUE and _. Coattir M wro -ow16 IR- _,60 - - - '' - - ' '' .0. & ~ *6-4 0 11 : By IUA1YII IUIITT paying Its own way, we have TAI.I.AIWGA, Ala. i Al't --- dome all right. TI1CIe is A hamtii in nub racing "Auto raring hasn't yet had to oliendance, partIcularly In resort to giinnuk'ks to draw stock car events, and flit pcplc. It dejwniis itiore on its France Jr., says the surface has concept of thrills, on Its relation hardly been scratched, to people who own cars, and t "For a sport that has to pull Integrity as a sport free of Itself up by Its own boot straps, ieAfl(IlP, for its growth." wIthout the enthusiastic support France,become presi. of the incilla, without the back. dent and chief operating officer Ing of aluittini associatIons, unit of 11w Natlnnl Association fr Is ' - Tilt But monroe Inn i rs Lose Boat Reported Svn ilni uwvtrified report of a small boat being sunk b the r. ukt• from a 1arer boat on the &. Johns river taint In this week. Several co!nptatms were received of recklesi of &IrbO&ts on the river toward Lake Harney turda and Saturday night. Several fishermen in this area cUtttd that fishing was tmpnsslble due to the speedy airboats buzzing up and down the river so often. HOW ADOI'T _IL ~_ '% ~Nff - ,-- .1 ~ MA1111111111.1-A-_ 0 , biting like crazy. Riley, accompanied by "Mick" Sales, landed 44 In a 24 hour period Sunday afternom They used live warms and lightweight spinning tackle In shallow water near the shoreline Other bout, fishing ri ll, a! tht some ramp had limit sirlr.s or near limits One parts composed of Daniel Hunter, Booker Williams and Robert Johnson showed 111 for their efforts- Jim Goodman and Clarence Moore Friday. Not to be uuuiutic. Fiiiiiik Mist irnught in U biuegiiis Coddle and Juanita Leonard. a couple of lady anglers from Apopka. landed 85 on a Thursday trip, while Nathaniel Fitmore and Thelma Henderson, also of Apopka, ended op with Lii the same day. Riley said late afternoon Is the best time and he will be glad th5tUw anyone just what etogoil they' are unfamiliar with the Lake. Fly rod fishing is paying off In the Marina We area ac carding to Bob King, who operates the camp there. Limits of school bass two days In a row fell to Mr. Penney. and King used the long rod for a catch ov four bus and 20 bream in Just a 't'w minutes. Mike Mapics and a fishli budd.j look = bass Saturday plugging in this area. Both bream and catfish bit real well SiJtUrdZE) and fair Sunday. King reported. . ?1 . '• ' . -- ..- I Stromberg-Carbon 15 Exerutonel4 Luke Monroe lam Steve Kenner had a triple and SantnrdTruc-krrs6 two singles for S'romberg Carlson Alan Buk) a double The Sanford Truckers nut hit and single, Ran Ange three Lake Monrr- i'm but could not singles, George Singleton, gel the runs across the plate Larry Nathan Bob Gwyn, Jack Tom Hickson had a triple and Keener, and Willie Cummtns single lot Litke Monroe lnn,Don each had two sinIes, Dana Harvey a triple, Bob flood two Tindall one. For E'erutmw, sinl,les % rim ni Fiul ni ss ii Etc-I Rillingham had a hona un twu singles Tori double and one clni,k Mitt rut Syrwart. Mike Kanact) Wade Duncitu a double and two Griggi, Dan Robinson, Riff West singles. Paul Sessions three tc ivj p 'qtfl. '"P'"! 'r F.dwirds .. atid single. Winning pitcher, John singlet, Mark Rupert. Dick Lambert loser Dan Edwards Merrett and Joel Kerey each MEN'S SOI1IIALI SI .OWING DOWN a little when passing smaller boots or r*iipk futhmi Tie) too, art entitled ti use the rtvc Lowell HAley, operator of HAley's Fish Camp an Lake Jessup, called In Sunday evening to report shellcrackers :' . . J . , F . . 1._-. - — - " -- ' " - A __-, •'• - - - , - . - .'.' -.a# - - ' . -. - - ' __ '\ . ,, 'a a4 mu erdam The bos tbcruig over 100 hit the lucid for the first time In pads The grid iron hopefuls .re under the leadership of coach Jun Rogers - . 1. -- . ..? '- ti ;tm practices each week. 3-5 p m behind the .-.-..0 ool. Over at l.mon Bluff Camp, Pal Wooks, owner, mentioned a nice catch for three visitors from CaIqutu, Ga. Dan Bolt. Ronald Vann and Ledam MeVr'y took four ban and an Ice chest full of bream, catfish and speckled perch on Saturday. Kathy Ruiner. who Lives In the Bluff area, took 21) specks and four good sized cathati Saturday and several more on Sunday. Bob Underwood. photo-Journalist. visited Camp Seminole on the Wekiva River this week, taking pictures of Dotlie Hill, the bass catchtn'est lads in theE parts, for his outdoor television show scheduled for nest Saturday. Dobir obliged by unding five weighing from 2t to b42 pounds. Ru.ss Roberts took low buss In In the 21.t to three pound range; Chris Peterson, a tow pounder; John Fields, a 2t pounder. Catfish and breaum bit well on mussels, with 18 pounds total for Jake Shedd. 12 pounds of them for Vernon Garaan. and Gene Hupp. it young angler from Orlando also taking a mc'suing. Boat;, Motors Lost par arty ri;ui. s - Water F1sk There were no boats out at Inlet Harbor the entire neck because of the weather. River fishing is only fair its rain and wind dirtied the water near the inlet. Some small mangrove snapper lire biting along with jack crevalle and shrepshead (.aptaui .ibkt Stone, who runs the part) boat Flamlngv." dropped a line to let us know he has moved his txunt from inlet Harbor to Fisherman's Wharf so that his many regular customers from the Sanford area will know where to reach him In the lutist. Euga of Sanford took part of his tamfly and a visitor from at . Petersburg. Sam Doggert. to the East Coast for a Utile sail water fishing a new days ago. They tried fishing from the bank along the north causeway at New &nyrm. Not finding the fish cooperative, they moved on down Highway A-i-A near twUe 1ound where they spotted a school of jacks tearing up the bait fish. lioggert, who likes to wade and usually carries a bottle of beverage under his arm while fishing, landed a five pound drum with no trouble even with the added burden wider this arm. His twst strike, hi one of the fert ar ' A big . t jacks. hit sci hard Sam ended up flat an his face, wider water. Fortunately. the line parted and be was able to regain his feet with no ba other 11am his hook, his drink and his digeity! IZT'S GO F1UNG! - _ - . . - . - - - - - . - - -'. - — - . - - -- jfk - . . - - - ' i - ' \ . .. stubborn or stupid yachts- c,. ' AILOAT W)1.L \__j TURN ANt' iO iXN OF MOTOR GOAT. C. ___________— ________- man bef ~ef pv , c.ss.ttt ,,-' , ______- ,_.; ..a ..' %\ d- ' f' Bru ns ' -' \ ".,"- ,1 ,' ' ' ' ,- ,- fJ -"'---- I - ___________ Crash' I Washington '-- Is Injured Tonight i . , . ' ' — r 7-7- 4 * ' -' ' ' • .':: -' ' - . ) - Awrey general Park. Hulbert Star Golf Champ - ., ! Baseball Tips ' lxkdnIlg uip !L)r Gent- Hupp bn'ougnt pan fish and catfish. The Orlando youth was using niuscIl as his bait and figures to go back soon what with his first succ'eis A:i _______ V. Major League Standings : 11 , ¶ right and we've got to gap luau," New York Coach Eznile Francis said. "We can't get to turn for wow reason. We can't let him control the garite." - ritined to Chfl(-lI their se Stanley Cup In three years in 0 five gaines, avoiding another trip to New York for Game No. 6. got to wrap this up," veteran goalie Eddie Johnston said. 'Ibere's no way I want to go back to New York for anothen game," "We've 35 gut an wiexpected rewar d for a spetlacular In the fourth fli TOP HONORS between that two fishermen went to Chiis Peterson of Fort Plains, New York who landed a four pound bass while John in a tvo and a half pounder. Both wem fishing out of Camp Seminole, Am, t'..liIntis ('> _._. 2-Pitching (Second of tO Parts.) Y o u n g pitchers should throw only a faitball; their muscles aren't sufficiently dem-clord to handle a curve ball (,rip the bell across the seamius where time seams are the widest . Use a half windup; a full windup wastes motion and energy and doesn't helii the speed of (lie ball I'ltcPi with (lie whole body, not just the game. Boston Coach Tom Johnson Is going against his plan ° performance alkrnatini JripinsWn and Gerry clicevers m itual. "it's Eddie J.," Johnson said Monday. "lie had a great gaimic In t'e,'r York arm Come off the rubber Sunday afternoon. I had a talk with ban and he wants to play, hard as you can. Keep your eyes on the catcher's glove so we'll cunit right lack with at all times Work on control. hinir" as 0 - L 10 7 555 10 7 .558 6 11 363 4 10 .286 4 10 .286 Milwaukee West Division 12 4 .750 Munm"ut.ai 10 4 .714 Oakland 9 * .529 Chicago * 10 .444 Texas 6 II .421 Kansas City liiltu,ii're Cleveland New York Boston nit Bruins appear utter- . , •,_ _n. ...£ ______ the Bruins a 2-0 lead with a pair 'if goals. Then he set up Don Marcotte for a short-handtd 'il and a 3-0 second period ;antage "We know On's not 100 per KATHY JUSNER made off with 20 fine specks and four good size cathsh tIns past weteiid while fishing out of the Lemon Bluff Camp. .athy displays her string of fish abuse. ________ "I ' ll ;5-,; ICE CHEST of catfish, bream and bass was filled by the trio of Don Holt. Ronald Vann and Ledon McVay of Colquitt, Georgia in their trip to Lemon Bluff Camp. . , u J. trip. i-"reds ha Wed ,, ' .. _*',t ,,, ' Pa!" - . -=------- - .L.--i _i_ ,'naus- oo tot , ith a hefty By BEN THOMAS Associated Press Sports Writer When Darwin, who struggled It just wasn't a good week (cur in the minors For years as a innesota's Bobby Darwin, pitc her, was tearing up the t o's suddenly descending American League earlier this Wh ,w..di. .sd ,wii*.S d.sia.d to SaIi ,s.iv1 Il .i...sI sea.son, he was being balled as a iw ,its 'ia. i.s,.s ....y from the top In hitting. .d. ISNII 5 "a's'. Iii II, $ijS N.l'wS*. Ci. OIS5 AR. CV.,. v*ili In fact, It wasn't even a good rookie sensation. 5.11..f, The Twins have now dii' cia> Monday for the outfielder who evolved from a pitcher. The covered that the classification S 29-year-old Darwin lost his was wrong. Darwin was listed Dodger i'osAngeles his on the I.os and status baseball rookie batting average slipped another ter for a total of 47 days In 1969 25 points after an 0-For-I night and 1971. B)' the rules, he's two In a mixed womans and after the New York Yankees days over the maximum permilled For rookies. '4 . midget tag team affair June beat the Twins eDarwin, now playing as a Peterson and Wee Willie Wilson • It completed a 100-point skid 1 joined up to defeat Hilly The Kid " . (us' Darwin in a week, leaving regular for the first time in his -Twins' ou tf ield. is In th e MON1EAI. (AP) - The The Expos scored in 11w first and Ronnie Watson. his a verage at .339. A week ago life, League Twins' third 't' baseman Steve Montreal Expos had no Other results last night trouble found -. -: -.. on Ron hunt's leadoff single, a he led the American Itraun, has taken over the AL getting bILe off Claude Osteen passed ball by Dodger catcher 14)1111! Tillet winning over the batting lead with a .455 mark. Monday night. Runs, however, Dick Dietz and Mike Jorgen- Great Meptiuito; Earl Black . • And teammate Danny Thompwere another matter. sen's single to right. They beating l)!nnIs McCord and son, the Twins' shortstop, Is In ¶'i The veteran heft-bander scored again In the second on Corsica Jean defeating Gr' . i Ow runncrup spot at .358. Nei - earned his third victory in four Ron Fairly Is single and a double Peterson. .a thei' Braun nor Thompson was decisions by keeping the Expos by Hunt. - -week ago. - ... the Top Ten a in In check-though Just barely- The Dodgers got on the score. Darwin continues to lead the for * 1-3 innings, then giving board In the third when Osteen . - . -•.. Al. In lUll and Home Runs with way to Pete N!ikkelson In the drove In Garvey with a double. . ) and six. ninth as the Dodgers defeated The Dodgers' four-run fourth There was also a wholesale Montreal S-i. I' -. inning outburst closed out the reshuffling in the National LOS Angeles won the game raring arid made a loser out of INDIANAPOLiS, In tl. ( All) League batting Top Ten for the with four runs In the Fourth In- Montreal starter Jlm McAnally, --1 The New York Nets had a but "Crash" in week ending Monday. ning, Including a two-run homer BOSTON (AP) 0-1, A V Rico Carty, the Atlanta by Steve Garvey, his second of the Boston Bruins' language The Yankees ended a five- of trouble hitting the basket i 4. . ... means hit, and hit again, and Braves' slugger, dropped from the season, The Expos got a run game Minnesota winning streak against the Indiana Pacers SatJV- . r ' in each of the first two Innings, and a 10-gam personal streak urday, but now it appears that that's what they're planning first, at .438, to 1004 at .353. -. .. .J Bobby Tolan of Cincinnati but nothing after that. once more tonight In a bid to by Bert Utyleven, 4-I, dating Tom "Trooper" Washington . .. The game was Monday's only back to Aug. 22. Mel Stott- has an excuse for his mere two wrap up the Stanley Cup In their Jumped from third to first In the &-r, A National -. a, Hockey League NI. although his average Nationa l League contest. lemyre, 2-3, got the win for th e points-an Injury to his left eye .423 to .419. Jim ed In the Ne ts ' previous ... th ro m In th e lone American League Yankees, with relief help (ruin suffer championship series with e dropped f contest. Ilicknuun of the Chicago Cubs, gariie, the New York Yankees Spark>' l,ylc. New York Rangers. The injury, which Washington "We have to play our type of who wasn't In the Top Ten this beat Minnesota W. Johnny Callison, acquired GORDON HULBERT (left) accepts hi s trophy after i'u'uung the "I threw fast balls about 90 from the Chicago Cuts In the sas a doctor described to him game," veteran wing Johnny time last week, is No. 2 at .413. Morning Star Charities ToUrnament at the Bay Hill Country Club. San Francisco's Dave King' per cent of the time out there," off-season, hit his first homer as ac a cyst or sty, might keep the McKenzie said, with virtually the presentation is last year's winner, Foley Hooper. Hulbert is Making 6-foot4 forward out of the lineup all teammates agreeing before man didn't get a homer all week explained Osteen after the a Yankee in the sIxth inning. manager of the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai Fronton in Fern against the Pacers tonight In was tied for but the NI. lead in game. "1 have two kinds of fast the fifth game of the the second game of the bestotseven series at Boston Garden. that category with flank Aaron ball, one's a sinker and the oth.HAS 2$ LETIERMEN hard-hitting defenseman Don of the Braves, Jim Wynn of er dips a bit,"AIR FORCE ACADEMY seven American Basketball Ben Martin,, Association's championship , who predicted a Houston and Nate Colbert of Unfortunately for the Dodg- Cob. (AP) "crash" series before the San Diego. Kingman was all ci's, neither was working all heading for his 15th season as series. The Pacers captured the first championship showdown with alone at the top with six last that well. The Expos racked Air Force football coach, Osteen for 11 hits had other base greeted 26 lettermen when game at Indiana by a 124-103 New York started, said "we week. margin. Kingman continued to lead in runners on three walks and spring practice began. know we have to be aggressive 1luht -eth tu37-J - 73 winch The tturd fhgtit lust prize second Morning Star from the start," the same as in RBI with 22, four more than last three Los Angeles errors, but ..................................................The wa.s two strokes ahead of Aitlu who fired a Ellis tournament at went to John Charities golf left a total of 12 men on base . thepenulty-filledfourthgame3- week tcai'di's 97-23 -74, and Country Club net *6 but hiS 13 handicap Boy Hill Golf 2 victory . Jim Austin won the presa with more brought him down to 73, four was another success The Bruins, smarting from a than $7,000 raised for ex strokes better than his closest phase of tho tourney with a 72 5-2 toss In the third game, ________________________________ :i fuilii*esi by Dab Wright, 13; t ceptional children at the competitor. bounced back with vengence. Dale Moudy 73; Tracy Dent, 13, Wilson Gel-met posted a net Star School. Morning They flexed their muscles from the gulf tourocy score of 71 durIng the day. He and Frank Ruil 75. The As tar as the opening face-off, the ag. <' action is as concerned Gordon had a U during the day and with Cailuwity scoring system was iresaivenes, and New York re liulbert, owner of a ten ban- his ii handicap was a four used For members '.4 the fourth fly THE ASSOCIATED I'IIF.SS tiliatlon resulting in 76 minutes .. A the Bay hill Club st:uke winner ,.er Haroll estate. in penalties being called In the -...........-. -. -- .. _s_..L...., 5uu.'se.' so c'upimuv atreem. umnirriean ia'aguc ranonai League course in I u'st period. championship of the tourof the handicap The . V stroke Fast l)lmlsioa East t)imlilon Bobby Orr, hobbled by a bad w. 1, pc 1. co. it. ney. liulbert's net score was a Ales Anderson helped bun cop W. L. Pet. G.H. left knee which will require nifty 69 which tied him with the filth flight. lie had a 91 grwu.a 10 6 .625 New York Detroit 12 6 667 surgery after the playoffs, gave 1% Dern1 - ovoid oil possibility of cottison, even if you will have the right of way. These rules exist to ovoid confusion, not to protect the .'. s The condition first bothered ATLANTA. Ga. I APi -Hank Aaron's playing status has been Aaron about one and one-half shifted to a day-b3.da) basis weeks ago He sat out Sundays due to a painful arthritic condi- game against the Cardinals, bun in his neck, the Atlanta saying, "I couldn't sleep at all Braves said Monday. Saturday night I tossed and turned all night and even a sedathe didn't help the pain The slugging ft '-tman Despite the pain, Aaron whoisonlyonehonierunbehind Played and belted home runs in San Francisco's With, Ma ys In 11w Friday and Saturday Wits u-arrer homers, missed asai St Leu giving him six due to 11w pain on the e:an Braves' Just-completed road fur the season and 645 for his 1 the distance, act early IC On The Scoreboard -. - 'And in both of them, after SAO miles of racing at speeds above I0 miles per hour, four °' Hits Don't Count - 0ro n OnDay other . 4 a \, If you can see trouble in history of N.ASCAR." But theru' alto have been awne run-sway raees, with t1 winner holding a fiv-)ap lead "Act'ial,, 9'ere usno 44y you can han4iea hinery, and that is i,tw of the lrawlng cards of our sport." said France r.dcga - - ft Two boats and motors - LOST war the story from George Cienry, Wekiva River Havea Camp. George recovered one outfit Intact, one motor damaged, and still bar one bout missing, thanks to some very thoughtless people who rented, and then abandoned them. "Otherwise." said George, 'We had the usual good Wekkva River fishing," All boats out had strings of 21) to 3D catfish and bream but not many bass fishermen tried their luck here. Cheney told of one angler, fishing from the bank, who hooked and played a huge lass for some time, finally losing him after a fine exhibition of aerial acrobatics. A visit to lion Smith of Seminal" Sporting Goods revealed reports of many good bass catches still pouring In. An Oviedo jingler, Arty Arctnt, used it natural Qenw Worm, skipping it along the lop to txuatt a 3IP.. pound ltuiker, a seven pounder and it fi'.t- pounder. Several other smaller ones also found the wi,rm it, into- 11l&ng in the small lake where he was fishing. Henry Huriburt, luther-in-law of t. B. M. Roacinond. found lish:nr gtwd over the weekend, landing two bass of right pounds each, one on Saturday, the other Sunda). He used a top water Revel plug. Bill Wade and Bill Hackett ctuae the Devil-horse toothpick plug to try the bias north of the 34 bridge Last Sunday. The fish seemed to agree with their choice as IC) of them, weighing between three and is pounds. ended op on their stringer. The same plug accounted for a seven pounder for John Darby of Seminole Sporting Goods as be fIshed the east end of Lake Monroe Jim Blythe, l'lazo S'urta Shop, told of a catch of 18 school lass cast of Lemon Bluff The angler failed to leave his name but did mention that be used a Dolton Special top water plug fur liii,. .l4U'h Loses ,., -1'S B and I) Roofing remains tied c . with Lake Monroe inn for first . place. Brad Leon had a home runs and a single for Sanford fluuhlnsur. a hoxin' itvi twi !an'u'i. iur El and 11 Tr'u,.'ktin,. in or Roofing. Tommy Graces- am run and a single, Glen Robinson and two singles, Ruin Sims each had three a triple, double singles, David Fuighum a Mike Galloway and Billy Miller double and single, and Bob each had two singles, Buddy 10 Lisk a single. For Exeicutonir Slumph. Wayne Fakes and Riff Rich Billinghani had a home West each had it single. For run, Toni hopkins and Alan Winchester Homes, Rick Twins icered in every Bickcnnwyer each had two Galloway and Dave Maliwwsiu The Twins had their bats TheTwins and Angels have two of the A's three hits drove In had two singles each Charles singles, Carl Yelchman a the first ume-tiurd of the the two Athletics runs with a working last night again as y inning with five runs in the double, Dick Merritt and Joel Long, Brad Bellew, Greg Leach made pounded out a dozen hits in their second being their best inning. e Oviedo single in the sixth, single. Winand Dave Magda each had a second half play in th For the Pirates it was leadoff Kell y each had a flciwrver, Ward was strung at 11-5 conquest of the P',rates. Da.'p Little League in grand style, hiUte Sam Jackson who led the ntng pitcher Ram Hodges, loser, single. Winning pltctwr, Kip Grunt and Chuck Starrett the Finish and fanned four of the straight wins, Braswell; loser, Dave Magda posting three Way with two hits In four trips th Tom Turner. e Both came up with their third Last five batters who were were the top stickers for _____________ straight wins last nigh: in major dLcxsed of. All told he struck Twins with three hits each and two runs scored. The Pirate -. out 11 and walked onh two. Grant had two singles and a hitters only managed four bits and senior division play, Marty Ward outdueled cousin along with the hit batter. The double while Starretl had three off Cox. The Twins ace struck out or'!' two but Issued only Lee Ward and helped the Angels u;n)% other member of the A's to singles. three free passes. to it 3-2 victory over the get a tilt was Jim icrnutun who Tonight's games find the Winning pitcher Mike Cox seven th but was . Athletics and a 3-0 mark In the singled in the *OIeI and Cardinals meeting helped his own cause certainly erased trying to steal. Senior Division. The Angels scored first when b) Lashing two singles and in a major league game and the The "winning Ward" was a terror at the plate as well as an Scottie Riddle singled to open sctnng ever)'tiXfle he went to Braves and Indians going at It in a senior division game. the mound. At the plate he the game. Marty Ward drew a the plate, four times In all. -' stroked one hit In two trips and walk and both he and Riddle scored two of his teams' three came around to score on a runs. Pitching wise he tossed a fielders choice and a single by strung two totter and the only Mike McCann. What proved to be the runs he permitted resulted (torn : a streak of wildness in the sixth deciding run came in the third wtit'n a walk and hitbatsmiili when Ward doubled and later scored on a doubl e by Jim eventually scored. Chnnte Patterson. who tad Mobley. ' REGARPL46 The Rules of the Rood are written to avoid occidents .a Sanford Truckers ID Winchester Homes 3 Mutt Stewart had two home IF: F05615 91 Rut. I itookie Status By Two Days ' oor LL Seni Angels Atop 0 viedo * At Lomois Bkff ØOATMAW I 4UPQfEP ¶0 AIVOIP A CRAG 13 General PruJnt - r pened its second week L , IL FOOTBALL SPRING ,-- practice is in full swing at -.'SeminoleHighastheseulon - - — -J,''," ,iu - — s, A — - -, ' — . -: - - " " - -. ,.,.i. .S.•.. .' - - Darwin , - 4. . ' .. .. even rnatclaip of mnarhlnes and drivers Notty who attended the two 50-mile rares at Taillast year will ever forget them There were $I lead in one of them. $ in the than There wai aLso a three-w i'/ JA('KFA)NVIIJl-; - Three the c sirse record at ArlIngton, 17th with a 102. uutuiuute'urs and three pros am' then *Pxt rourwls of s and 24 Rh '. Westheribee, ma ger tie (or fifth. Clsr'see Daniels qualified for the state tour- It, finish with a 74, five strokes of the host course, look first the Fern Park Putt.Ptstt, shot riaunent In August as the Putt- fetter than the oldcourse mark. place cash of tion in the 2*. 2*. 25 - *1 for a tie with two lark qnn-,Ule I'll It Gatur Trill Tour ui'nei i;i prrdivision with a 7, 77, 24 uth! I. )j05e Wahletu aIm' flailit Jacksonville over the weekend, day, firing nusiotis at 24, g ami 79. 'There was a Wee-way tie Hulbert and Chip WtIt'i The tourminient was pinei1 at 25 for a 7*. Wallace Is from for second place between f)iiie Hulbert opened with a 20. Ni! 11w' Arlington Putt-Putt JackionvillCr Kurt Davis. is Fuhr and Mike PI.tfl.r '4 Own fired two rounds of it While the pros were playing Miami putter, finished third In Orlando and Roger Cowart of Willes opened with a 31, the money, the ntiuuteurs thut' amateur (IlVision with Jacksonville Futir shot rremndg staved his round to 27 in the 'tale the spotlight as a pair of rriruLs of 211, 27 and 27 for an of 27, 2* and 25 for an 50. second row'd and Xi in the fir.ul new course records were Morris, Wallace and Davis all Pfeiffer. manager of the East tone around Each reeetv"l established, Steve Morris, qualified for the amateur Colonial Putt-Putt, opened with $3 few their effort* wbou. father owns the East division of the state tour- a 24. but then had a second The weekly tournament at the rourxl stfii'c r431. fie that 25 on Fern Park Pitt-Putt Colonial ('atirse In Orlando, jmcnt fired a brilliant first-round scheduled tnmht with a .11) Juruny Craig, who lives in the third round ft an SO. score of 22, shaving a stroke off Rockledge but plays out of Cjwatt got his SO with rounds of p.m. tee MI time. Starting Jur..t -- Orlando, was eighth among the 25.23 and 29. Each received 130 4, the tournament time Will tie -10 am. and the late touraunateurswlth an85, Craig fired prize money. namenta will be played all Since only the three top pros an opening round of 2*, but ___ _________ niim. until school '.ers siar'i toil on (1w' second round qualified for the state tourn411'neflt, the trio tied far second ore fin ishi ng with a 25. . There are both pro ant ('tiarksZeniofQrlandohada place entered a sden-death amateur r. , :t : j M iii;,. i, Parser n nt and anyone can Winston of Orlando and Rob bertha. Futtr was eliminated on w enter. The pros play for a $10 Elliot of Casselberry tied for the first hole, quulifylng while the amateur Time ran out on Paul Jones in 15th with an even 100. lorry Weathersbee. Pfeiffer and purse, c'irmpet? for tr optues, also of Orlando, was Cawart his bid to dethrone Tim Woods (;re1ne, as the Southern Title holder. -__ , . . . The two battled ton draw in last night's match at the Orlando ,.. -, c,. . .,c-..j --i , z. . Sports Stadium. -I. A . lkarcat Wright and Bobby i1 j"v Shone retained their Florida .)1 Tag Team crown with a victory '. over cluuilengers iliro Matsuda -and Great Malenko. , ; _1 MOTOR GOAT OUT I earl carrie down to the finIsh Hoe yi clos, that *0 were afraid we might wind up with only ft" second photo finish in tl'' utduel Pros HAP I&HT"OF4VAY OV - . . —. . ' - .- aAft . regulations that atmost guarrtee clone o44? racing, a fairly yzoung skip per1s 6AIL OCAT PICKOI"l' at tempt (ails as the Athletics' Sam Home gets back easily while Mike McCann of the Angels has to Itinge for throw from catcher Jim Riddle. Angels won 3-2 last night to raise mark to 3-0 in Oviedo senior League play. . woul'I enjoy Its healthiest aensrni drplte et'onflhJll,' It',' casts to the contra;)'. 'locpt for the openir' 5(10taller at !IlversIle. Calif., WIwle fag irevalled the entire week agairi'u the largest advance sate In history, we have 1usd either a record crowd, a selI'nit, a si.anding ry e'niy, rut a turn away uuwd at .very one if oar (tranil National events," France said. l"rnne-e, 39, saId a reduction in tin' NAS(Aft Grand National ziwctul.' Ira,,, Si races in wit on .12 ilk year helped hv'ir'si at~ tenIarwe But It wasn't the only fac tor. 'we ha ve itiopled rule, and In State Qualifiers -!•bt i.i•IiTiL' .i ' Stock ('or Auto Racing when his fottwr, 11111 France Sr., retIred helote the start if U" 1 12 sensun, puedlied that the 5[yort . and Bernie Von Herbulls each loser, Tommy Kelley. nde cing JUNIOR LEAGUE S dord porn-i In lBE ricnton. Freedle Dunn and John Woods each had a home run for Sanford Police, Renton and Woods also had a single. Bonnie Butler had two singles, Kirk Mc'Chnid vie. MvIersan Sanford Police really gave Florida Stale Bank s notice that the' are a team to be United State Bank retkonedWithFOI IBEW, David Florida State Bank had three Charles Wakefield Mendou hitsInthe game, Chris Gardner each had a single. Winning Wiggins; loser, Ken Brown. Medical ('cuter NATIONAl, I.EAUE had a double, Case)' McFadden a single. Far U.S. Bank, David Craig, Mark Renaud, Jeff Hullinger and Jimmy Kennedy each had a single. Good control Is the key to being a good pitcher, Concenti ate on e ery pitch. And immediately altar v delivery, get ready to be the fifth fielder. I wlPSHI INHIPPil SUN _____ _____ lLxtvacfetj Irons the Of. iciai Ma)or Leaur iluieboll pmfclu, liii & T,'irow Cotnpetd' fbi "Tips" flooklt't, iii till' ObIe free to every bOI) rejSaferg mid which may be obtot,mcd at omip P1l&T nyu. trot ion location or by writ. buy to' Pitch, list & Throw, 505 Park Avenue , Suite 142, New York, N.Y. 100' / '7 IA L i 'a 4L 5 5 - 1 3'i 5 5' MS Si,. Monday's Result New York 5, Minnesota 3 Out> gurus' scheduled 'luesda>'s Garuirs Milwaukee (Sbatori 1-3 anti Lockwood 0-I) at Oakland (jioltsrnan 3.1 and Odomn 0.01, 2, Iwl'nlght Boston (Ki.su.sse 1-0) at Call. fmnia tWnight 1'2), N New York (I'etersofl 0-4) at Minnesota I Kuat 2.0), N Detroit Colemmumn 3.2 ul ('hi' cagu (Word I'll, N Kansas City tSpUttorlI 2-21 at Cleveland Tldrow/2), N Texas Uiroberg l) at Haiti. moore tMcNally 3'li, N Wednesday's (limes Milwaukee at Oakland, N Boston at California, N New York at Minnesota, N f( at Chicago 7 .650 7 .611 Pittsburgh 6 10 444 Chicago S Il .421 St. liitiis 6 11 .421 West flit Ilion il(pustun 12 6 667 Los Angeles 13 6 .819 San I)ieu 9 12 429 Cincinnati 8 Il .421 Atlanta 6 13 .331 Philadelphia Montreal en L'.-.,rn,I...s 13 It '7 is, Iii .- 1 4 I'i 4''i 'i 4%a Iii 51 7 Stands)'* Result l.a-i ngL'les 5, Montreal t Only game sctwdukd Tuesday's Iiani Sun Francisco iMaruchal 1-I) at Montreal (Tomes 1-0), N l.os Angeles (DownIng 1-2) at New York IMallack 3.0), N San Diego (Kirby 3-1i at Philadelphia (Frynuin 1-0), N itou stirn t lbobenla I'll tit St, l.iaiis (Simuiiks I-I), N i'ltLsburgti (Ellis 2-1i at At' lanta iKelle> 1-2), N ('inChicago tJenklns 2.2) cinmisti iMIbothilinO.2), N Wt'dnesda>'s (lames San Francisco at Montreal, N Los Angeles at Now York, N San Diego at Philadelphia'. N Houston r.1 St. louis, N J'itLcbw'gh at Atlanta, N at Chicago at Cincinmiati Jituies l)ruver. But in the s't'(t and It net, Jack Sru>mlec .it timati-himug of scorecartis Ituibert was ikelared the victor. 93-19 - 14 was secondTom Moran won the sixth Driver had the tow gruas st-arc' in the chiaiuupuu,nship flight, posting a 76. During his r'umutl I)rumer sank it total if five bu'duc's lie was tit the same flight, the second, as Hulbert. Also shoothtg during th e tourney were .% Lit MI'I-R C li' ttt;\ BALTIMORE tAl'i - Fans prn(etlrug the rumored niome vi lLithiiik'it' I p:t'ie'acn,tl 1'j1 teamuu to I'turuda haic collie up with .0 new buniper stucLer L)on'i Tampi With our Colts ,.,.,,.,L.r., .1 il. iir..( Ili hi Art Atkinson anti Jack Tuepk; IXiuid lIirtholnw won the first (light with ii itI gross anti ii net - - -' ___ __ - ---- -- --- --- - - --'-------- . . ' - ' - - I'ISIIIMJ TIlE ttI'I-JtS NEW VIJHK tAPu - Ernest Schwieberi made his first cast at the age of five Into Mtchlgsn waters and came up with a 12inch brook hoot Since then he has fished in Europe. South America and ('anada and tells about the wonderlands of na' ture in his book, "Bemem' brances of Rivers Past," Mac' Milian, $6 PSI Schisiebert takes the reader to his teenage years on the n v crc of Wyoming. Colorado and Montana, tells about losing a tigerfish in Nepal, but landing a 51 'pound salmon in Norway's Vossu rimer • ' a - . - • '1ij' ':, , 31,,S A; ( ' = / - - Tuesday. May 9,1972 Prosser Ford Wins, 1O2 St i I EELE=9i - , ,,'k. a' - ,-\ oikoe ,' 1. �- 2_ - -- --....— 2 U. - 91 - - -: --- —.—.------------ - ------ --.---. ---- ----- -- --- 2 --.--- -..- - - Tuesday, May 9, 1972—HA Tha rnnfnrd Herald iDA—The Sanford Herald 'Try It A ..... Tuesday, May 9. 1972 You' ll Night Like Shirley J. Compton, ~ It' Is Dance Of I i Harry Robson Jr. Forthcoming 6 .,%"- 1 11sly PAh . h h To Marry —.. . - - othet Instances )'mi probably won like It it all Here's a sure fire "Try }'cdl'II like it," "A Night 01 Dance" presented by the students of Miriam Rye ari4 - , 1 . —; 1 . .. ' . ' . . 4' .. 5 - . *. *7.1 : * 1 . . - & - F -. " / -'. . -' . I IP -' - 11 I %.J V . % — I - . 14 - ~fl !I - I!.i '-' . i - For lively entertainment which tops Itself each time curtain opens, it can't be equaled this side of Broadway. 'Flila year's pi don will salu te 5OTfl At 'ow' favorite Cp(1, as ballerinas whirl and twirl to the melodies of an old masters Including Bee th oven, Rachmaninoff, Tcha ikovsky. Offenbach and many others. If you prefer the Beatles as composers or Simon at zi Gachmkle.they'lIbethtoo ere along with Victor Herbert and RodgeriandHamrnerstetn As these talented dancers salute, you'Uwanttostandupand cheer! With the wa% ' - announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of to their daughter. Miss Shirley J. Compton of Winter Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Robson Harry E. Robson Jr., &, of Saoford. The bride-elect is a graduate of Mullens High School, Roanoke Memorial Hospital School of Nursing and Bluefleld . Sanitarium of Anesthesia .She is presently employed by Drs. Thiery, Robinson and Ughibody, oral surgeo ns of Winter MISS SHIRLEY J. Park. A native of Sanford. Mr. Robson Is a graduate of Seminole high School, atte nded Rollins College and corn pleted a tour of duty with U. S. Air Force. For th e put four ears he has been an insurance adjustor with Cawford In. surance Cu. of West Palm Beach an-i Baton Rouge, La. He resigned his posi tion wi th that company to work with his father at Robson Spor ting Goods, Sanford, wdtztgwUlbeafleS'CnIOfJUflh' COMPTON -- - — ir ---- ________ '____ -- T -'r-'----amp 'T' F' r i_ ' 21- '.-;- 'L. k" '' i _;P__ .K-, F-' —- ' . I op how tQ,mc' I . - r- ---- . . -'. -' Il [, - - -- : — all together thIs years th . ri"u1 - 4;r- Annual Night Of Dame it a TONY KNIFFIN portrays a nervous bridegroom In One Of the sen' sational mimbers to be presented in Studio of Dance Arts, A Nlight of Dance, scheduled for June 3 and 4 at Sem Surrounding Tony are anxious brides, from left, Linda Wheichel, Debbie Freeman and Robyn Hawkins. (Bob orwig Photo) delightful entertainment ex. I I . -;, Perience you won't want to Two performances will be Presented at the Sezntxxule High SchocA Audito rium Saturday, June 3, at 100 p.m., and sun. day. June 4, at 4:00 p.m. Tickets will be an sale at &he before each performamv at tile Sanford Shoe Center. Knight Shoe Store or from an dance student, Mark those - _% I. L race County Federation Of (Ann Sieczkowski Photo) Women's Clubs siaiwwsxi Hostess 1 1 Luncheon to ire -. damped, addressed envelope. — - __________________________________________________ FORECAST FOR WEIfl'4ESDAY, MAY 10, l972 ________ _____ ________ cner 'i 'r.ess, " - s',.indler (Roddy Mcflowall, —— 11111 from the CirroU Righter Ihalitute J ARIES (M31 11 10 Apr iv hued aria regutauions ,.1 inouu le followed to the letter now and temper controlled, or you get 1mb real trouble Not the right day to contact that Infl'inuIal person, whatever 'our reason Await a bett'r day TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Mas' 20) If you try to tel out of certainly get promises you have made to others, you Into a peck of trouble, so he sure you show you are conscientious instead Others are in a bad mood, tnemefore do not look for praise today Tomorrow all changes GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You waver between handling important affairs and going out for fun, so if you plan your time wisely, you can do some of both Make sure ou do not bring enemies together, or your day will be -ruined. I)ress well, MOON CIIILDRIU (June 22 to July 21) If you follow through with what blgwigs expect of you, you make headway today, even though you do not understand their motives. They require a loyal worker now Save some time for mate in p.un LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) With those good ideas buzzing through your head, you hardly know which to work on first, but if you sift the wheat from the chaff, all is line Make sure you have the (acts and information you need fur can success with them VIRGO (Au; 22) Gei right at the responsibilities ahead of you and carry through efficiently so higher-ups will be pleased and extend right benefits Fighting LM —— — 1 - 43 44 — - ——— EVENING 7:00 (2) I Dream of ' - - - - - (i) Mov ies Virg...;., rateam 10:00 (3) DInah's Pt-aca 5:30 (6) Jeannie - IIIIWIPAP•m swYtIPsits AIIM C - - 10:30 (2) Concentration (6) Mary Griffin 10:30 (9) FsthIc'qvs in Sewtnq 11:00 (2) Sale of the Century (I)Orson.' a---- - - _________________________________------------ 1:30 (2) Ponderosa Glen Campbell (I) Mod squad 1:30 (7) Junior MISS POIITEHS ( t) 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares Movies Sewing Teacher (6) Love of Life t') hews Pl!cP'e' Cannon Tells 10:00 (9) Marcus Welby. AFTERNOON MD how to Set in Sleeves 10:30 (2) To Tell the 12:00 (2) Jeopardy Truth By POLLY CRAMER . (7) I)EAIt 1'()LLY-I am answering Mrs. It. J. M's prob. 1cm with setting In sleeves. I have been a sewing teacher for several years and one of the misconceptions concerning sewing is that a sleeve should be gathered or pleated in and nothing makes a garment look more homemade First, this fullness is necessary for a proper fit and should be eased in-but how? Sew two rows of gathering (long) stitches 4/8- and %-inch from the edge over the top of the sleeve between the notches. Then pull these threads iintil the slceve fits the armhole. Pin underarm scans. r,otches and the top of the sleeve to the shoulder searn Pin In place by dividing the fullness evenly and smoothing down all puckers with pins-use plenty of pins. Baste an then stitch by machine. Remove basting threads, trim scam and press toward the sleeve. If sewing on wool or tailoring a garment this fullness can also be steamed out. Steam out the fullness on the seam allowance only. Shape cap of sleeve, using a pressing ham or mitt (curved surface) before setting in sleeve.-hlhtS N. C. B American Styli Hawaii FIrn 0 ?:S0 -.r.az he discovers that the 22 10 Sct DEAR POLLY-Sometime ago a member of my family spilled some milk on m Bible and I thought I wiped It all up at the time. Ut U few days later when I started to use my Bible I found the milk had penetrated its pages and the first books had stuck together. We keep our Bible on the breakfast bar for morning devotions, which accounts for it be ing in the path of the spilled milk. I was able to get a few pages apart but some 300 are stuck together .1_._....I._I..I_. _,L_.*.._I._...1....ItL ---M auuIvuIIv so meone VV[y LqiIiUY. UOJ1 iuy [IUS000U 000 I no can help us solve th is problem.-IREN G. .::' :,'1 ---- :t :: SCORPIO (Oct 21 to Nov 21) Tackle all that work in a most persevering and clever fashion and get it behind you ulckiy. A little time spent at exercise, etc can iniprove your health immensely Don't get dis,oturaged sAclr,ARius (Nov 22 to Dec 21) If you are extravagant where fun and pleasure are concerned, you fend they soon los-a their flavor Being particularly devoted to closest tic pays off in big dividends now Much happiness for both. 12 to Jan 20) You have to use tact CAVR( URN and diplomacy at home if you want to avoid a hl.g argument possible today, or tonight (ct more order around you and please ,uil A short triji .Jie now he planned carefully AOIIAUiIJS (Jan. 21 to I-eli 191 Show oiliest you can -ontroI temper regardless of what may eat may not come Ip to test you ( I nc who should be concerned only with your work Is trying to hem you in Cleverly avoid him or her PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) II you spend loo much (or The pleasure you want, you (sad it backfires on you, so keep sane, safe. Listen to what a clever person in business has to Iuuest for your advancement Think he or she will be ill YOUR ('11111) iS HORN IODAY one of thou fascinating young people who comprehends the problems of others, but finds it difficult to know what to do about his or her own, to teach early to handle own life wiaely before attmptlng to aid othets 'I lien tta life becomes $succe ssful and humanitarian traits can be developed to best advantage The pioneer ci definitely In the, chart, so send to modern schools for best results throughout thee lifetime "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of your Ill. Is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual lotecast for your sign for June is now ready For your copy send your bltthdatc and 11 to Carioll Righter Forece.st (name of newspaper), Dot 629. hollywood. Calif 9002$ POLLY-! have a tin mailbox and when it rains the box gets damp and so did the mall until I put a scrap from a wool rug inside the box. Th is keeps the mail nice and dry-AGNES H. Heart Is (6) Edge of Night (9) One Life to L4,4n 4 30 (2) I Love Lucy (6) Amateurs Guide to Lave (9) Movies 4:30 (3) High Chaparral (a) Perry Mason Dick Van Dylce 3:00 (3) Green Acres Niwt _ _ CLUB Search for Tonwrow () Split Second tOO (2) Somerset (a) whets My Line? MORNING lul HOT LUNCHEON SPECIALS DA ILY All My Children 1:30 (2) Three O'i a 6:00 (9) Slim Mims 6:13 (2) TV Classroom () Sunshine Almanac (I) Slim Mims 6:30 ( i) ivnshine Semester 643 (2) Sunshine Almanac Florida Agri-World 7:00 (2) today () NiWS (t) Boro's Big Top 4:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo Match as true World Turns (9) Lets Make a (61 NOW OPEN neal 2:00 (2) Days at Our Lives Love is a Many Splendorid Th ing _____________________-- Thnä 00' LOBSTER HOUSE From it: 30A.M. to 10:00P.M. Sunday Thru Thursday d EXCELLENT SEAFOOD - Inexpensively Priced I I. ' ''"' '. ' ' RAW OYSTER BAR COCKTAIL ." 01 I - isos IN P t 41i;. ,;ic...j;.t!'I , "GET CASTER" McNaC. CAINE - c'uoa Pi.US AT 01$— "THE RIOT" — Award \,..1 'Ii ST A RTS tOMORROW No.7 .4:3* L imt Memmu' wThg &st in Lan on",,... LOUNGE '.ss AT ISIS 'HOTE L" S. French Sanford JA '-e' Wine. "Nest Acter" '.w.u*csman- Color PH. lfl-3251 _ '-.. WOOl. RUG SCRAP HURRY LAST 4CTI It Show 3:30 LEN 11:30&M. to 11:00P.M. Friday and Saturday F Color L, s14 i:;. I• 4 HELD OVER .•:z 7 \ Now Showing ,io - ..\\' . - Cont'd From 6 p. m. - _ - : ____ -' - p DICK VAN DliAL and famii left swinging IIoUwced Carefree, Artz. for the relaxing life In the desert When not taping his TV show Dick is escalating a 240 H.C. stone oust he dIscovered while hiking in the near Blackwood Dos and Don'ts I low do you handle the slam Invitation when you have one of these worthless dou bletons' The way North bid today. North Is certainly slam' minded the moment his opens the bidding. lie Me, decides to take things easy and merely responds two diamonds. South rebids two spades and North conS tintie his quiet procedure with a three club call. South Jumps to four spades and Nor lii's first im pulse Is to use Blackwood and go to seven after his pa it 11 r shows to aces. North restrains hnn:elf and simply raises to five spades. Tills gives the clear mci sage that North cant handle UL' I "' II('d IS IPm - ac .... re I .Jmkwn GeorqeKannedy'FuedrkMarth Pm.vis*s'd Msi,.ts* .CDP _________ Thisisa good w ~ ~ "I. Ll~ t : "N~ e '4 4000 tom oo 00 00 liald , . either of the first two leads • __.--. '._.fl. S H. C- W .._.'• _:.&....... eat neauls autut eats CIIIIVI and the partnership stops at a safe five spades. IMIWIPAPI5 INTISPIIIS All) 1 pee S ,•. 0 to O's • ; ti Ni1t1)JPlThIKI] The bIdding he$ bc-vt-East South Wet North IV I4 I£ Pots 26 Pies You- South. lolti 4A6$4 VKI3Z •q Ill 4$ 4 What do you do now A-Pass. You a,o nit quits strong enough to bid t% u no' t,UnIp. TODAY'S QVET$ON bedding two clubs. your partner bids two tilemoods- what du you lu now' Answer iuii.u'uw Irut,ad of 0 get organized! Part of getting orgwth.d ts Parting with those tidings you don't really a.od. And that's who,'. Want Ads enter the picture. Get organ" this week. Ph. 322-2611 or 831.9993 Today! appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x)O reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 - i '::-_ WIN AT BRIDGE Blackwood any time you want to know exactly how manyaces your pa it nor holds and Intend to bid six If the number he shows, added to those you are look' lag at, equals th ree." The first "don't" Is: "Don't use Blackwood Ifou won't know If you shoul d bid six when his answer shows t hat ac' your side has three es This siseans you definitely should not Use Blackwood when your hand Inc 1 u des two quick losers fusually a worthless doubleton) In an unbid suit or when you are void of a suit Return to Payton Place (6) ______ The first "do" for Black. wood users is: "Do use (9) General Hospital 1:30 (3) News 12:30 (3) WEDNESDAY I By iiwald At James Jacobv 1 1 (9) Piewlyw#d 2:30 (2) Doctors (a) Guiding Light (t) Dating Gem. inn () Another World (a) Secret Storm Service DEAR POLLY-To re move the ugly purple stains often le t on my laminated plastic counter tops by the rubbing off of grocer markings, use a pieve of cotton dipped it rub lung alcohol. I also find this works well for ball-point pen ink stains-MISS. A. 11. 1), (Dec .e.; I (C) Password DEAR , - ------ '' i.;' 1 Ii , i__a (6) 6:00 (6) (6) Where 11-ia (6) Primaries (6) Go1ddlgers 11:00 (2) (6) (91 News 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson () (9) Polly's Problem easy tonight. [1 '4 Cannon , (9) Mike Dooqlas 9:00 (2) P1-lI Dorwinue (6) Romper R oom TUESDAY Consequences .,------ about, so apply a little pressure and save the present good partnership Use tact, good sense, not arguments lake it PA:~s: r*Aiies After I - mi L UBRA (Sept- 23 to Oct 22) You have an associate who ''- - - — — W wants to fly off into outlets that tee knows almost nothing - purr.ars. • ion iCe TC___'11 /1eltsiori — — -_ -_ — 7 48 49 Cool it. - -_ 9::10-lO:3e CBS Cannon (Rerun Cesare Danovu. poses as a polItical fugitive when he gets Cannon to help him Dnnr.vo, claiming to be a tkicthr, Convinces Cannon to aid him etude for all time his ma: 'K • with loved one could lead to separation you do not want •• j -- 1411666 GENERAL TE NDENCIES: A day when those who have any infl uence over you can he in a harping, critical frame of mind ,and you would be wise to make sure you do not get upset if critical comments ale made to you. Refrain from saying or doing anything tb-at could hurt the feelings, or downgrade anyone eke. Be gentle - - over 31 ''. — — 'ir 1-11, AnIta Bryant secial mi.qt. Junior Miss Pageant. .-, I)EAR POLLY-When pinning in a sleeve I find the re. suit is smoother if the pins are placed perpendicular to the seam edge-POLL. CAR ROL L RIOHTIA'$ (IlI!! ___•__ - Problems? Trait Abby. For a personal reply, write to $BBY, BOX 11700, 1. A., CALIF. 9Q001 and enclose a Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abby, Box $P700, Las Aageles, Cal *0011, for Abby's bookies, "How to writ. Let.' Isis for MI occasions," DRAKE , oriented sketches, such auditioning for a :hn'v, r.rl .1 takeoff 'in theater crItks. 7:30-5:30 ABC Mod Squad (Rerun ) . ". - - Arid a Little Child MIllur Shall Bleed Then: ______________ jlTI}I.;U IF . DEAR N. N.: Settled It Is. And may your tribe to. crease. (Foe-give me, Alan Gvttmaeher?J ~ president, Mrs. Robert Brad- woman and beloved by a ll who Carl Tills of the Sanford ford, who Is taking a much know her. She has served on the Garden Cl ub or Mrs. Jake rest in Italy visiting Board ot' Directors of FFWC Lassiter of Altamonte Springs On May 24. Sanf ord Garden since 1952, serving five program chairman. Club and Lake Mary Woman's Elementary ituditormwn i can Guest spe aker for the presiden ts of the General Chub will cohost rhc*ilder to her waist. mt good be cause my Se un program will be the recently Federation of Women's Clubs. is meeting of the minole co ty is PERSONALITY PLUS flr-i- tell you tIthe program and I have the Seminole County hU of dent of the Florida si IVY 13 in By MARILYN GORDON Beautician Federation of W omen's Clubs. elected pre make a cute iple. ubs. Clubs which hold membership seen her part an The meeting will be held at Federation of Women's Cl e Th om e Altamoute Springs H V e County Federa tion are thousand. four bujidred e Garden Club at 20 A.M. with Mrs. Karl F. King, of Tampa. in th Clubth ree times. I doubt Ezltn$i(Si Homemakers legates and th Mrs. King Is a most urged to send de Freeman Mrs. Thomas COSGRATULA- thirtyFLASH distinguished person, club Invite all of their memtrrs to th Taylor prepares so held a luncheon at the esiding in the absence of TIONS TO "BEAU" TAYLOR Elizabe homeof thcRribertBradlordsln pr plan to attend this mee ting and WIFE ON THEIR NEW al'dtfltl}' for her first night. AND AMIJTIfP HAS MOVED TO I hear a beautiful program as will ARRIVAL AND PROSPEC- • Members and guests en joyed be presented by Mrs. King. ___ 'FIVE DEPUTY HAROLD as It OmOzOmMOM u will be a covered dish C'eorge CLIFFORD TAYLOR III BORN Mr. aixi i.trs. of tustorical Importan ce, luncheon served at 12 noon. eir home In Maitland up '5 th have ffYLES BV iCt ON APRIL , m once be ing used as a their Itself, Is attending Each member for and have left le -far sa B) MARILYN GORDOY 121 Nor th Oak Ave. , asked to bring a covered dish. f ormer home in Calif ornia. theater. Everyone enjoyed CHULUCYTA tral viewing the hostess' many For irformation ca ll Mrs. en and Jane Leonard The Optimist Club cii South Fishing conditions Ui C Jepson a her W sister. . Florida did not come up Mr . eaquisit" antiques and also the ..sae1berry are still staring at rroort, that their i..tpa rn Art. f,vm.'rl d uiaiuici in ""' qucae vi', 9=19CIL the empty pages of those new ivaiia ovtr aittl it can be Reeds expectations. ° the St Johns the other day when prepared and h* 51fl Photo ilt*lZflS considered a big success, trought one of her special her dad. Wendell Jepson, and their kicker quit on them. They becoming a grandparent thanks to the many hard all of which were stePmOther. Robbie, at their would like to nominate Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. c.tshes, getting to be a bit much for home on Second Street while on and CW Sh&dron of Mullet Lake Riggs are leaving Cas$elbefl7 superb. them. ___ of a '° i" Perk for "The Good Wanted ° °V Jane lost her voice last week also been visiting her aunt. Stan" Award for coming e' The Suburban Republican but just could not bring havlx one of Its members and the X'UIDir is that rescue uII themselves to move out of the chosen as 'Seininole County Mildred Nuts of DeBary and singft 1k4BYeBlV" 23 Women'S lI1 H0mt'TmT of the Ytar" The brother and sister-in-law- Mr. backto camp. This was apCiUflt)' out of every 24 hours taringyour next luncheon neetxng at honor went to Mitch Lassiter and Mi. Andrew Jepson of parcnU all in a day's work for voice Is a natural reaction Land 0' Lakes Country Cub, and as a gift from the club, Altamonte Springs, before towed In I admire people uto believe Caueflerr, iIrs. Jean Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Bbiin Relker Bettie Jolly presented her with going to Miami to ilslt her husband Clii and his "Skeeter. In being prepared but I wonder will discuss the new 4-1. school and son Rusty have moved from an engraved silver charm on a brother, Allen. bug," and also the Bill Riveras, how valuable practicing b*by attendance (()fl$ member, Fewest Brook to their new home necklace. sitting with a doll can be. The club's new While here she attended the thwhattsrwknotharIy The next meeting and Mirror Circle, .arrietIIearn,lsonthegetWrlI on Queen's wewkthcç will be held May 16 it wedding of her best friend, as "Nancy's Towing Tub." Caiselberry. ii.st. Harriet 9 am at the First Federal hIOCy Phillips. She also proved Friday night was a ic'nderlul Puuw-k an,van The Jepsons also had as t Al X)Ote herself quite a fuhernutn, L Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. evening. We spet.t it In weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. LAnds Pavekhak. giving landing 17 fish, delightful company attending club a three generation Gunderson moved from B.a!P? ReNe.. u C1eeland. Ca.Iberr to Miami where the Morning Star Charities membership. That is what . Ohio. Mr. Gunderson was tran- United Daughters Dinner-Ball. This was the call keeping the parts JfTed. Best wishes. second annual such event, family. highlight being the awarding of Set Installation the trophy arid various assorted __ Salle Harrison Chapter. Neighbors on Queens Mirror very great prizes to the golf The Annual Achievement Day i of er al Society, D aght days du ck Sjti on DAY e le are busy th se the County Extension Circ for tournament winners Homemakers Clubs was a great watching. Twi' mother ducks the American R.evolutloti, will th If you were not axnxig e SPECC4LS! as great can be. Mitch Lassiter appeared at the back of the meet for the final meeting of the beautiful people attending, S County Homemaker FndeUs lot with 16 duckimgs aeMofl on Friday. May 12 at really missed something. H was made 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. recessiry, start saving now for Of The Year.' She Is just a waddling behind Stanley B. Pierce, 2215 QUALITY ~_ APPLIANCES next year. The food was bundle of talent Her oil pain"_ __,_ ---. Mzrgnolla Ave. with Mrs. L. C. dellciouu, the entertainment ting of running horses which .---5ELV-CLZAN-oVEfl Wtl&wi, Mrs. E. M. Hoke and won a blue ribbon could be tabuloui and the women Did you know Mildred Knight hanging In the Smithsonian is a talented poet" She sent me a Mrs. H. W. Bucker as cobeautiful than ever. 5.0C1.aa oven . Museum of Art. That is how on hostesses. Florence Dillon, that CI.*fl$ lieu *tomalt..Hy. I n stallation o(Officerswiil be good it was. wirking paragon (president Senior Citiens. i ani going to p I made by Mrs. R. E. True, the Morning Star Auxiliary) 01 course that is just one of show everyone at the office PaU.snsd panorama breathtaking Mitch's thousands of talents and week. It should be shared. wore a Miss Irene Hinton, Regent. oven-door window listed just rome of them we magnificent chiffon oui, will preside and visiting that newest of coio "riecUy wud have to put out a special Oven tMiW9 doca Daughters are welcome. edition. I do want to add though peach." that she is quick as lightiuing it Pat Ballard, escorted by SEE YOU NOW NOW. AROUNI) surtacs unit COØUOIS Ove! giving other people credit SAY H. Wilson Galdes, made a big AND ABOUT Nigh-spend ch just I7 evesy nne tr "I love You" hit with her white, low cut Mit wçry' 10W* thwn ofadress Doe tolAusall she talks with feel more tin.4 wiTh Cakodi about his trip to pain this Rod M1 uflt af4 Mr., Since that is one 01 cur with removable trim rings favorite countries, we could not RB136 and Ift-out drip pan s MODEL voi, resist making be a tour girde, No-ds:p coeMop pointing out places not to miss. 'M' Smaft.pplLancs eu.UI ThO Mrs. Ric ha rd C. Higley looked radiant in a gown 298 fashioned of blue and white. Flowir S • Backspluh Is easy to dean WIT was Louise Another lovely t.&l porcelain etam.I Hooper In green and white. Of SANFORD aawse her hobby Foley was last APPLIANCE year's big winner and made the FLOWERSHOP poemntatIon of the trophy to SALES S SERVICE zse Ca'wn,fr.at a,. this year's winner. zn-Ian $anferd pj.y 275. Fronds Ave. lmaiwie winning mink golf acting fine, the plot weird. Brenda Vaccaro Is a girl from the Rrons who, despite her appa.'ently Is loved by all-especIally a police lieutsnant on the one hand, and a s'vindler on the other. The -, BUCKEYE JIM three and a halt years apart. They are all married now, and their fertility rrourds are asfollows: The oldest son has five children. HIS twin sister has four children. The second son has three children, and his twin sister has two children . To Convene In Sanford This Month Bradford By ANN — - duce.) We are the pa re nts of TWO sets of boy-girl twins, born $ 0 ' Marilyn's Merrily-Go-Round &w n iA # club cvvers. EA MO cc dia it on portant titan I e* c" - Y '"' dates an your calendar. know-who, and First Led) 265 drive of a the IM hole with -y0tt. TRY 11 YOU'LL LIKE . know yards. IT.;; Congrats., Mitch! I mist not f orget another tseauty. our gorgeous mcirty e,&Ur, Dom Williams, char- On May 11, there %%ill be med "m.vm oat came within Baton Review of Longwood 0 feet of her, including her Elemen tary, Altamonte handsome, debona ir escort, Al o ifld CU3efbT)' Ele' Al gave Doris an ch ool at Longwood meflt&rY S orchid that reached from her % LANNINti SESSION committee arranging Gormlev% president of Lake Mary Women's for the entertainment of Mrs. Karl F. King, Club. Seated Mrs Grace Bradford left, Federation, and Mrs. president of Florida Federation of Women's president I the County Federation; Clubs are standing, from left. Mrs. Lenore lai-v Till' Green. Lake Mary Women's Clu1j; Mrs. Doris 4 lJ.4 ARC Movie of the W"k. "What's a Nice Girl Like Yui.. -. ? The cast Is good, the Resides recalling memorable Broadway tunes, they gel involved in a series cii stage. —— DEAR AIRY: This Is In regard to the young man and A- zha wcrc _i4 ..... ,i, Iricnd ,...o 411il'a a WlIty t have children because she was a twin in a boy-girl twin. *tip: Ilbeboy had workedona farm and knew that In the eases of twin calves, the female call was unable to repro- " ' 10 - i I ~ a guest role. n(Ataigic Inr* at firnadway. — I NUMBER TWO SON =g - - — tempt is made on his life. Keertan Wynn also is featured in as iT DEAR AIRY: Will you explain something to me? My wife has a lull bead of hair, yet she bought five different wigs I am bald, but when I suggested getting a hairpiece she boot ed and said I was vain. Why' I have a reason, she A, LW 1k- ih't ,r , • — 7:30-5:30 CBS The Glen Carripbeli Show I R.rnn. With Robert Giu le t, sha pely lieu Falana and cnlc I)orn I)ef.ulse as guests, (Ipn takes a R:I)'9:30 NBC America's Fifty pretty young girls, all highschool seniors .will vie for the tide in this annual beauty event ( the title carries a $10,000 schola rship with ui In Mobil., Ala. Ed Meflahon Is host and ,.-4 -'.'-r r'i)ly s .; rbb.r w ho after being helped. 11)41 AR Marcus Weiby, M D. -A 'fellow Bird " fr. Welby's nurse, Consueto, selves an ipp.'wtunity in pill meaning into her lonely life when a dlutr,ght mothtir neil 1w' dies suddenly, leaving behind a 10-year-oW eon. Conielo takes care of the hey, then Iler'Ides to adopt the child fr. 'Riulby's objections The complication irises when the boy's father -hori ri it'4xts her, ben irv'ig's's her into a scheme to bilk a senile man (F4mond O'Brien) neil of ISnO,000 by getting Brenda to pose as his king ket daughter. But first they must refi ne her Beans man mannerisms. Oly V. e-y mysterious for reasons. Uncle Ratio (Mil ton) he the target 01 an exploding belkinci, but not seriously Injured. However, the .A44 Squad moves In where a second at. clears blue. r r r' I ir I let my parents see how unfuir they are hieing DEAR JIM: She booted because she', selfish, Introit. ro live and behind the times. Get yourself a nifty hairpiece and "dc.t,00t" her. I mark 'iim Pr"i;ii's-' , sn't. resident performing Ballet Company. The Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole, will be I Luorlualion rlangered arrested and charged with rohh.ry and murder. The Irate citizens plan a lynching, but Chihi helps I iris break ( ut, then flowl group SI Flehiecie. 45 45 Lint ii ,l.,g *3 Aunlr.'t 44 titer 1,t $4 fliblIral VIP rounity 75 )(i,ly 'tulip.' 41 'IIp-t'..ing fltabnr Of hl.hnp'ps.. I Miii rem. II,flI. tIOvrr (itmel) 4 Wapiti 30 Tu'uiin,y 24 Ilasms of light $4 Chtirrh SI Prior or John 5 WsI.,ln section is27 Of the 'an S.i (lj'p.r hand 47 tk.teh..i Ii (jinm,nt 24 Y.nInlw Si Cl'rmk.i rim.' 35 I'ninlbng honk, 51111* 25 Lite I,kal mess..'. 7 Rp..cIy !.2 flits flower 1 4 --- tl,urth,, I 1I..iiar, lit,i 32 OmIt 110VIOA 31 i anti save 30 Midor 41 r iT 13 4 ( rr their children to ,A ork up to their potential, but never shauld use child be compared with a sibling. creates resentment, hostility and kills incentive. . - 21 il..lrnv,,Ini DOWN 31 P sin rhzitl, I)KAII iOt',': l'arrnte can't be faulted for encouraging iI :~,A_,_ work aIl(1 1() 1)1'1)1 ajijrI (.1. 40 PIavIatinn 1114Pm is Staff. wpr.I 70 W)kh 1i.In? 41 (flse,'.tI never satisfied. micaq tr pr- % InlivIdu.I1 ii SrnIsh h,,. to IfS W CWcaes Tu4.asW. V. Niv, IYW. isti DEAR Mtfl': I am a junior in high school I a boy) and I am an A-It student, I rein acthe' In spurts and quite a few itrticun'kular Actl%'Itks. My prr4)Iein Is my .)arrnt.q. They can't stand to we me o anything except study. The minute I get home from 'ool my mot her is on my hack, "(Jo and do your ework!" Then she says, '1 never had to tell your broth. ler to do his homework," My brother I five years older than I, was a straight A student, 0 real train and a bookworm. lie never did any' thing but study. But, /ibby, am not my brother. My folks don't realise that plent- 'it prren'_s '-reld be tick!rd to tenth If t heir sons brought home the kind of grades I do. But, no, they're ."M "Thi: am 24) Whkh TV 7:30.5:30 NBC Ponderr,,, ller!. who used to 1. the best (HflUtl). This 'Bonanza" stegeruppettn the bu*tntss. has repeat originally was seen In some .ucenes stolen from him 194*, with gw"t Ysphet Motto in this time — by his own son, no the title role as Child" flier. less William Michael Reele rieti. lieu howi tip in town rn a plays the son of a cirrus clown dead man's boric and quic kly is (flerle) whose life Is en- Her 54 FIPrI t'il...iuia% *51.1 1 2 Words By Abigail Van Buren ; - &SIlaiiire.uni,y t4T,u,IIng, •1ui'pt. I'.-. (van it Lnw.r w.,rI.3 U clv.r (myth) 31 Op.r.I"d Ii M) ii khnol to lc inc i er rents:T,IJJ arcn ' - - '" :,. ;--_ field, all are reminsiled of songs -- Mr. - - Valerie Weld. ' - .- --- , car and Mrs. Milton H. Compton of Mul lens. W. Va.. are . IiaCU,. iSTosthi Ii Plumerk 1" .. I _________ SJChu,th l4Qulv.r lII'rI,tlfor I " , . per,,.sftI • '-----' _,.i. 14 IlW1'I iT EverTone is solifig. ""it, M 1 ""' I. 1" '1 ,!.W.6 ," 10 1A H 19h1l" /i,Its - . 43 Unterit moiety I ('11r.4 5 Tomb aI . saint , �- - - _' - --r-- - - --- - -- - - -_ -- - - -=----- - - -- - I---:______ Tuesday, May 9, 1972 I*4RD_._..aL ALLEY OOP TO Han _. .- __-_ --- .f~_-1--- YIS. '1 1 aDrsw, may IL - P1 • i . __ :_::_ _: - -. Ar." W V--~, f ~ 0 - ,t ) - )~ie~ ',';,:; __~ INFORMATION -' &\ - ~t I. -_PZ 4 -1 ,ql ~- - `_r - !_ r f t_ CAMPUS CLATTER storvng Bimc -. 5$ Phone Lines To Want Ads Lewis S44&' AMD 541E E4S 7JR4ED OJT TO ) BE MruAI.y - 1-0 FIN.1 J " li~u 7~~ Personals ~ "NOSIf't Ad,,'?i Dating Orlando I I- Need two By ha _Iq I [ if 1% ror rMSLJLLAS Computer by Al __ ? ,%Io` .I "- L c:.j1 - I - 1 ?hru 4 limps S flr 20 times - 0; 1~~ ~~ -- J"1 . - I'- -- tz. - - by A I 'cf' / EF;Y.c'4fMtc.L c3ejij 1il 'RC2 INCh 5AV6 . 'AM All'sever,161"I Sanford Herold appef'o"I an In Wednesday Toot ICIJ. - - - Crooks 1 Lcwr,nc. C1MI5X Th.t I dls?rsb,P If' •ddiOflaI 41Cc Pom.t l the aree *d,,rt,s.,t should *f'cIwdI Dies It flion In coiilng ffi1r earwed 1 53 4 P1 oicic- - f6TItLf:T0 WMAIT - ' CLASSIFICATIONS LP 1 ' 1- 1100 r -evtch Ave ' - - 14 Night watchman, Semi retired, - neg.ny sq 37) 'ar1 elme waitress and Go Go Girl Experienced. Good wages and esc$lent tips Air port Inn. Page Terminal. Sanford Airport EXPERIENCED 332-2031 Esper l.nced man to data ii used cars, Apply In Bob Auto Sales. Hy Ii 52. Sanford No pPo calls please. Want Ads _57 HELP WANTED; CXPERIENCEO WAITRESS 4001w in person to Glend.a'5 Restaurant I at Village Rest Truck Terminal, 1300 French Ave JL 41 ft . - -I . Announcements ~ II -: Navy 'P!uns' 47 )-Announc.m,nts I-Cards of Thanks S--tn Memorlams 4-1111usiness Opporlunhtles ?-Instruction 11-Financial THE BADGE GUYS COPS ARE AL... ALIKE le-Situatsons Wanted I / 17-00mestic-Child Care Rentals -: 1110,. 31-Rooms For Rent J 1 & 23-Aparlm.nts Rent ifli.NU 561. STRIPES...FORI by LII uv, f ØESS.. IIEE ;, 4" T~:_O HawriU. I ,spiT ANY 14, Furnished 74-Houses Rent Unfurnished 25-Houses Rent Furnished 24-Mobil, Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent 2$-Busmess Property For Rent 25-Wanted To Rent " k i - _N<5V I, I- 11-115 SOUP! - Real Estate ZU For Sale 31-Houses For Sal. 37-Farms 1 Grov s 33-Lots £ Acreage 74-Mobile Homes 0 e 35-Income £ £'-C e'.-'-_ P by Dick Covol Investment Monday night. 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment - Merchandise SD-Garage-Rummage Saks 51-Auctions ~ '. ` 0/4 ."s ; ~ ~ ~ . 41 k 0 , 1~' 0 c. BEETLE BAILEY I - rV. I* 52-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment For Rent 5%-Misc. lIan.ous For Sal. 5$A-Household Goods Sé-Anhsoups . 17-Miil Merchandise 54-11ore And Office Equipment ':; S-Machinery And'tools 44-Building Materials 41-Lawn And Garden Equipment 42-1.1vestock And Poutiry 43-Pets And Sspphl.0 rt Walker Nio 44 -Clothing $0 OT ' A Transportation 71-A u to Repairs FEW URJ6IffWW! /-~~~ F rm r -. sense" outlook of Boy Smut leaden everywhere. - And his suggestion about $ high school cours. on - "Apo, - I _ -' ci overly oppressed taxpayers. Note the Inefficiency under federal health insurancel (t-N - f (' Case T-574: Ma.rvin C., &._4f * DeLANO: Large 2 bedroom sPed "4 1111711 - Two bedroom upstairs furnished apartment. centrally located in Sa n ford.Newly redecorated, - Furnished D'ltoa. 7 bedrooms, air con dlt,oned. ava ilable now $74 1010 or 77$ ss 24 14 CO6111'LZ11'C?3u$TD FW A4 Allt VPX 5lfl$ ruscs 110kS OIl A Tt4A'5 m&s. Mi1I-JQ11tW1 I GUNS, BitT t .3U51A L!. DON'T .P( LISt t.e.A1ejSr Want Ad Department 10 . Hours from Mo,.,Ia,id Sanford MoOse J7) it CPjgren fl -- building Also lot on Sanford Ave - £vfl. 323 3553 31 is h 21 to I - Hear t 5, a' acres. 545.000 n also Country Club HeightS-I e ,fr Wilson Place-3 bedroom. 7 pool, ssso IdylPwllde-) bedroOm. 3 baths, 110.000 Loc2 Arbor-I bedrOom, 4 baths. wait *35.300 Mayfair-.) bedrOoms, 2 baths, 533.090 PIn.crest-J bedroOms. 3 baths. sriçi,. of furnished, $24,100. ThUs OW' present 4ent meots can easily be meusystem Is almost 10 thnes as r4 bmed esit to be double by high 'So how can we avoid goad as that stnd.r _____ Dr. Benjamin Rush, signer romplete bankruptcy for hndth 1rur*noe. of our Declaratlo0 of mdcUncle Sam unless we can In England, after a ttjttqijl. adence iaisi• ______ I&mInate for these Is suggested for Nobe 1ngte uu ofmoemen vaIebuying gins- your 8esr-oId (sInce that should aIIowJto Rev.iina Park-3 bedrooms, 7 batfti4tl.H0. $mnlan?a-) *'gOrt, 1¼ bafn$, two •er, Suniand-3 bedroom.) baths, 17.000 Tee 'U Green-) b.droOmL 1'I be 04.1,110. baths, 515,100 Wy,fte wOod-) bedroom, many =VV of our poi'4ina? NOON .ALL. UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. t137 surges)'), e waiting th IM". o,. uo. yU fr1 4 A high school course on S Marvin t oont in say. time Is 10 )'CaZ) bof ore avaii. "Applied would ii if f able apace at the hospital Is thus be a boon to taxpayers! insurance be. ready. sal h*a almost double e esti- th nates. If SenabDr Kemwdy So the 8-year-old his dI,"ied th-is ns , removed to il when be is 151 Sante es.- .wa mam ,,, aii il; by Appeintment tenstro m eariae' • ieee ___ Scatty 113 a.as --1 heP b. Ca.yrlgt. *511 oem $atvrd Available Sundays lord 3 14$ Park Nr5hts. SwalarS $ HSlidaps Call 323 4914 373 M35 312 IISE, -'lose, S '<~, ' 1114 Sanford Realty 75a4So French Ave Di, 377 7717 ie "But think of the youth vote! You schedule calls for an appenrnnce at 31 Mobile Homes (,i. i , ,I ,w 24 .'.,: I '.'Qttli 1 STEMPER SEZ Included In this 3 bedroom 3 bath home Im Mayfair section, 537.300. Terms. THERE'S ROOM for a garden on this extra large lot with fruit trees. includes 3 bedroom. 3 bath home with paneled Florida room, carpet, and other extras Included for only $21000 * 1374'. STEMPER AULPILY Member. Orlando WP MLS "o'.'FS UI Just OUR AD TAXERS ARE HERE TO HELP YOU Call 312 2411 for a low cost want ad I ftedroom mobile home Carpeted 5310 dOwn & assume payments sv,nlng pizza REALTY. INC Reg Real Estate Broker 25 28 Pars 33) 7111 N.g"!t Sniars & 1401.davt Call 3730545 122 044V 32) 1211 Five bedroom, 3 bath, family room, fireplace, central aIr, large tented yard. Near schools. $31,000. Terms RETIRE Spacious 7 bedroom, 7 bath. ,,tra large oai shaded yard Central air ltrt' teec' on co do,b'e w'de f r.entov Cf C..'*,. For ca B 7 A itt L0 9 t and pa'kt TI C p ,,a.iari, Op." EFe -0 i'Ca"i HA, 003 LO"gA.oi 'I' ;'17) I' v 34' House trailer. 1 - offer. 3fl-t224, or COMMERCIAL Two c.f-d,00cn, I bath, toned f Small t,jS'rie-t5 arid home &r..t oo'rnt,at 511.550 Terms Cr'i d* Trade in cars. boats, furniiturS Anything of value We Wneel and deal at Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17-92, SANFORD "ONE HOUR" Wove In - its yours! Quick ap pi'oval tOO Floor Plarn-100 Color Schemes Small money and move In today. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD "DEMONSTRATORS" 3 ?,',om,ths Old I 7-3 Bedrooms at cost and below-Low money arid move VA HA Loans Quick Approval Ii 3 bedr oomS--Its yours. move rI' Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD Orlando Ave. WANTED Equity in homes, lard We pay off arid Ilnance Move In a Big Winchester Horns at Winchester Homes of Fin. 3151 S, Orlando Ave. 17.92, - Rt. SANFORD 24'. 54'- Double wide 3 bedroOm, 7 Bath. Fully furnished inc !uding 13' * 21' screen porch Tr aditional decor-$!'P5S00 Phone 3230443. 3151 "BIG BEAUTIFUL" 1170 I)' a 5.4' two bedroom. low down payment. Assume payments Call 323 5513 I a m. to I p m Spanish Front I Rear Low cash and more in today Its tours Low payments of Motor home, '71. The price is right this week Call 323 154$ Winchester Homes of Fla. S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17-92, SANFORD Winchester Homes of Fin. 31515. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD "ITS YOURS" Move in at once over 100 floor Mel olans- Spanish, Ole £r'gi'th, F American, etc Low Money-Low Pamenls of ME Al T 5' Pheru.))) 1301 One Craftsman mobile home, 10' * SI', dishwasher, and cabana, 30 3351' , - Bicycles New Girls RiSe 30" , used once Rolltast 1105 Adams A ve . 33) 34,3 Winchester Homes of Fla. Two khwnn 30" Boys Bket, $45 for both 301 Tucker Drive, 372 115.) 3151 5. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD 777 0713 2 Bedroom frame house. Carport and cioted garage Shade and citrus trees Lot IS' * 700'. Lake Mary Blvd. Owner 3221141. Don't miss this bargain Vacant. I bad CB, central ha, carpeted Renovated, redecorated Owner fl3 030?. Sanford, by O.n,t. 415 South Ha, Ave. Pay $550 Asumt $11.000 balanc e at S's per cent $51 pa r t all 114cS - ; t,s,,Ji (r?-5 tami r room t'o,r 5)4 4411 - - Lots & Acreage_____ - 'n, - - - - To Buy - Salo for_, Golf Clubs. 1 WilSon Staff woods. furniture, live stock, airplanes. moforcyclet, furs, damortdst Autos For - 13 Sale ti't PrIfO autOmat c. equipped Reasonable •! ar ) ._-- ._ mlnia'are poodle, It weess. 140 371 110') after 4. week gait, all day Sat & Sun ke.,'nore wawer, parts. sirYca, MOONEY AP us ed maclines PLIANCES 373 t'7 - ci'ihoaftu.s. Male, lemaie. *tth or wIthol,? AKC 13$ UP Asi"r,.al Haven Boarding Kernels 372 5753 TELEVISION SETS $75 UP MILLERS tIllOrlandoD. )fl 0357 Fist'. Bros. PoodleS I, Beagles. Animals, Supplies PBTPAIN. Fairway Plata. Sanford712-1031 - iJsed TV scworanf.ed Color I B & Terms arranged W WHOLESALE Tv. 150 N Ill), Longwood IIP S006 FREE. I black part Persian kittens. 7333705 White miniature to poodleS moo 3)1 7335 after S p m 1541 PI-ylnoutti Fury I. needs trarlv,imssinn 1110 707 Ridg Drive, Lv'7i Arbnr S,snf'1 '43 Valiant. A C. Clean, $115, Mo, po int Refrigerator. 130 Call after 3,323 ion ;;41 ;,no,Ah F,s', i, VI. P3. P3. automatic $100orbellorlW 3.01 5154 1544 F ord Country Sedan, Sr. Wegor. AT. I & H. eatra clean $451 SIIILLEY'S USED CARS TH E S Larr, S Mitt 215 Sanford A,p $4 Equipment For Rent RE P4 TABED Roilawa, tab, Beds CARROLL SFURNITURE ltlW tO 5? Ph 3735111 AO0 Pit, MACHINES, Rent a nrw Olvetti Eiectmc for ItO a mi'Itlt Apply rental toward pur(t'ale Check wtti Ge or ge Stuart. 133 F Rob.nton,Orlando PhonetollIre, 14, 14)4 __*_) ,~ GUIDE "" t oo~r ('rd . - -. "dI 'Y 7 , ~ -oo. MIscellaneous , For Sale tt1 It Pt Jars, $3; C Venetian Blinds, $4. IS Windows. 2$" a 21". 130 3gaI Spray Pump. $1; 1 Nelsen Lawn Spray, $1 SO. I I * I)' Rstber Base Rug. $5. 2 Redwood Pot. $2 327 $111. . \ " j 'f / The following businesses are listed for your convenience. Permanent ' - - ' residents , ) and newcomers ,, find this directory will '--' "I" A-C. 17,000 BTU: 15" P or table TV, b 1w. C' * 5' green rug & d. gr een fior al couch & chair; Singer sewing machine wIth cabinet; I StrIng Teor earlIo; Chest of drawers; Desk: Oil furnace heater, tank: Groller Encyclopedia & bookcase. Alter S call 373-2Sfl. FOR EVERYONE I r I' ', 's .', I / I the most convenient and up-to date way to solve every problem. -0. SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! ArtIfIcIal & Shell Flower s for all occasions, all arrangemenlS 135 Garrison DrIve, 373 5437 WILSON MAlEP FURNiTURE 8, Sesl trade Ill ISE itt l 3725327 NOTICE AMERICAN - LEGION POST 53 Eating Places AirConditioning Cenlral Air Cond it ion For rel e0male. call Carl Harms. Of SEARS in Sanford 372-1771 C000INSAPPLIANCE SERVICE Repair. All makes I. models Call lam Ip m - Mdri Fri 7am 1pm Sat Rapid Serv i ce. 3?3 Isis Hwy. 17-92 1 MIle Southof Sanf ord S P.M.-2nd and 4th Tuesday Each M th. on BINGO Every Mon.. Early Bird at?: 15 P.M.Regular at 7:43 P.M. Did you know that your or organization Auto Insurance no 14,11 ln%u',sn*et .,wtI'4, i',i,.''t'l''t C,iil liW Ill Alit AuIPILY C'nec S A. Pd 32) .s. II? L Perrd o. I"l _____ Automotive Service - Beauty Care •l,:' .t v j;: ,' tilt S CHIC REALItY & iSIG SALON Ope,0a.l i •t' FURNISHEDUNFURNISHED 'I? ', - Ceramics B-jv .1 the waf yov I ii O.,'r 1000 liii CCIIV 50cm,, Lou, ',',..-,y 'A,. and more in at I COUNCIL 5357 Business MeetIng 3151 S. Orlando Ave. _Rt. 1?-9:,Si_NFORD 7:30P.M.1.143rd Tuesday BINGO EVERY ursday 7:30 PM i''-. S ' d,J " EN-i'.' i' . 1 5 I. ,'sci TI',. 5J4 .. a, Su"J&, 1)1 'ElI 00 touknuw thaT _ YOUR bus,ness appear In the SHOPPERS GUIDE for as ig* as its a mQnlht Call 7273411 and ask Ow our want ad visor 19"111 ti i t, 34 C4,.i°•t se 1 . i, 373 1731 St N. ARII GL ASS & PANT CO 710 5,*Jjnol-4 A.. I?) 4111121 Private party has cadli to boon first or bid mortgage. Call Orlando. 20437 Home Improvements _____________________ Mu)l1i AJJ SI,'."c.Jr' J'I?r", us l4r.l5q'jblf ga.rir.n4 Cu Ii) % Pet Care ANIMA, SAc tilt HANDY MAN 5l 94 nI ,V.5 i t- '' IN ,a.',e-i' (7 4 1:: '''-2 ,p -S ' "f 1* 15 Plumbing-Electric .5. o',,'N "1.' '4O, 's -Se'I' i- ''. "m"" ' CABINETS OR ROO.',i AO SErn,*3,i UI-i Of bu,iJ a 'i'* C 'I"1es 321 1010 H? "it - '4i u'tiH Ad'S in es Pool Supplies home or p1),I Pressure wash enclOsure Remove gIrt, mildew fungus P010*1. 323 ?M 0 S•l l'f" 70 per se" .'t' room Unled Fen.,f Awn-nj I pal of 144,11.741 41 )23 3024 '" ',. 1:1 Sin' Jl'i3 441#414 Chain Link & FarmFencfsq. I 11111"010441110, ln$talIat.On Ava,laDie Coqburn Fence Cempany. 1003 S Sanford Avenue ' B! NAOY FOR SUMMER s" Alumnum Screen door tn gill. delivered and Imll ,rislaisej Ill 05. 11906 sites Acrylic 5tcm doorS. $41 IS. installed Call Ahjmnum Dooms 01 Sanford 117 1145. Jill blot and Bathroom C.b.n.ts Cormca tous 5,nkb eiDer' t(tiIV GUTTER SNIPE GoIters. Misc . horn* repars ,rt%&vO,eflitIlIs BCAROsNG EN 'F 'iMI S Is t" ' HA, U. ,j, 'I Moneyto Loan Paradise Pools ,, 5• ,., Special Services - CUSTOM TAILORED SiIWl'ii by Mar', 0 Dan 3)7 1153 Is..,, ,a,p,,.,m mtn.,ii TrailerRe ntals U HAUL TRAILERS - -iA. -V. - - - -' TV Service "'4R B & iv I Cd'ltl 4,e )2 t'73 ' I'll S Sarnord Well Drilling stalialiGn Call BI. U) )7) It Co." a' ' "!SLLS014'u...k(7 ø,,% *2 % P14-Iii.-fit%"S'VS'S -s ',c'-'!&s:s & ,,,. ,,, 32101? house PalnlIfl. interior. Cilerlur tree estimates splr.ws(r3 Ml %'i.,'s -" '! "J 'i , 5 5gi, -' )' 626411 *4141 ADS ARE VitALS .n III but b'9 on delver, 0.NiO5CS .SEi.L D4i3O'i "se's i".I LC'f' 173 .'r. 5 .5 "to ,-I .npa %jr • Th Line to if your club or organization would ilk. to us included in this listing call: Hour office it 719 Carlaine Building, 12190 N.E. Call weekdays b.f or eNOO"tO hart a.' cancel your ad for THESANFORD Seventh Avenue, North the following day and CLASSIFIED HERALD Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. 322.2611 THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF ,BUSINESS SERVICES. 5 Days 21 Days 13 Wits. 3 line Ad-1115,04 116.50 146.80 4 line Ad-$6 72 $22.00 162,40 5 line Ad-$8.40 $25.00 $78.00 . - GlassMirrors Pj' f4ellvir J.11 Mit MU' ILl N $ tel., ', Sh..0 I AlL" I tCl'.h Air C" U) rit 7371 S tall I'L't,'A 7,, 'en" 'V Hagan 1 nt0 1 iI,nt SAP4FQI1D AIR HEAtING & CON OlTlOPiiNC. :619S Irrr'sP, A.e 322 1350 N AA' A ', Attic Insulations MEETINGS club W IC) ,,'t"I In. C) Ile, fl. . Or I c ,a,i Z IX S A,,e 173 441? I UI I, In- C. I Al.ancet SANI 011011 IC uNIt COMPANY 7',77 Park D's. 177 l5a7 and K,IchCn Ad Ap Ioin(rt G H P$IGP$IIOOW for St _ LaundryServices SIAW VI Appliances Father Richard J Lyons Saturdays before 12 noon TraIlers a 'Pt ?ApCi. 11*5 Dod'). P cv .., 5.500 •P""e 17) 0751 after i -.- iF,s MIamI, Florida 33161, telephone: 330 5973. Trucks And - - 'i S 0.14k 4,1' CLASSIFIED! I 74 -- --- - Anl,Qfj wanted buy Ill brad. AljA ,et.n,hg lDFS, tIl fi l$ 5$ 1)) 750' ' -. Musical Merch.andi 37 ,_ 144141111. t I S tit AllY'! ('p,-1 t,r" "4% Ii Your Direct - pe ct CASH 377 It)) f0rntutt acpi.an(rS tools, etc our 1 on 1001 tents Winchester Homes of Fin. Winchester Homes of Fin. - Window Air ConditIoner, Air (Pf VoSl1wa-gen Rig. 19 Supreme. 21.OfI3 Bill, i speed $1430 automatIc lharmos'at Cools I - ---------ICUITOM AMP, 700 Watt. I 10" 773 sIll after 5.30 rooms 'X .341, ,.... after 4 o spea*ers Cover ,ncluded $400 or m . 5451)15 ISO? F*I, 134 Sedan iT000 - -i --belt offer B.c.ilenf Cnditie good condition. lilt' v's It per day r,ntalfov Ele ric Car t Mrs Ball 177 1401 Shampooer with Our(Pale ot Btu* ...n, nart' ri ,'f'f B1i or I 1170 C FUR I uctre CARROLL'S Livestock And .'wc.liermf condtt-rivi I-Al 11.45 tliTURC Poultry 3*1 A'.)' 1151 Dart. on. ________ p4I5on sF1o' I.. Mnri automatic, fake over pa'r"er". I' S GAR()Ftl C INTER Hors Boarded lri&,str.ai RI" $t30obalence I'll 3001 ore'ttUlS '411 F em, y Are Hi $talls, Pasture, Hey and Gran Daily Electric Fserctsi Walker Camperst largalnit All TypetI 1144 Jeep Hagoneer. good fret f ur s $45 Monthly 7514074 Open every daft SQUIRRIL'S - 37) SlOe tI- PIT CITY U S HWY "77". POP SADDLE Ft,u,I'Mi.4T tH6 VW Sits. I passenger. $711 $015 miles North Cier,nonf. Fla - - ----- -. WeSf,rn 'flea' Sac. ,.f the VOtING'S AUTO SALIS. Hwy. 17 Old Corn' We%','f' Shop 52 moOSt SSA Household Goods In, H S of DeBar, _-..._-_-1751 --1541 RambIor Mike "7ftl' Hors". Coats So. regsfer.d.0r STEREO 31) c;sa 'an be. Call 312 4153 or 7231110 Console Model with * FM in walnut finish. undi' warranty irumgh. '01. OT I. w're nee$s, Pets Pay repair charges of 11$ or 1 63 AM FM. clean $1500 or payments of If Call service And Supplies otter m*i' club activitIes. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD Silky Tetr ir"i 7 weoks ri'? t OR u sed Th Yeil T'ale cars, boats, lots, homes, 7331130 I- M own , Numbers I. ''t. 3p, arid S Very ed_C00ditioP.)_fli_979$. Commer r1IMiIk Roe .SA04 YE C) Al JcS 1,,,n,tjrl' Arrt 4-ces I pece or lvit ho.tf Call 3))C$7 ________________________ SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY Beds by Scaly. 145 51$ Want to buy organically grown fruits 7100S French 1113 02)5 arid vegetables. 5)1 4534 can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? Is is an ideal way to Inform Ihe public of your "SWAP TRADE" Lot On $t John's R o ver. 15' • ISO' $0' H a 30 Trailer. icr.ened patio "''Ill This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELPill. (F Alit. ?,tar,.ra Section, WANTED ADS that In ru-"4•d corner iijl Owner 3?1 dicales a preference based 'rIPS .11.? 4 C, " 'on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATIC IN Now 4 Remaining EMPLOYMENT ACT. p,, , ,r.r-c'e.I 1*1 ef lois ci celient Mo'. Informe tic - may be ten mt Call bud, Johnny Walker S.t"-i ra,mrrs t1 - Wanted _ 41 U45 Hiawatha Ave at 1753 South P,nec,,tI, 3 bi'd,Oorn, 2 bath serge living room, ar cond'l'cnfd Fenced p4d *th trtt bOut', 510.500 Assume S', per cent mortgage on $17.750 CItI after S. ." OUT OF SIGHT singles pad Sunk en tub in boudoir, wet bar ,n living room--where the actions at-Hot Lint Number; 131 4411. , Payton IC I NO CASH NEEDED PERFECT HOME FOR MOM (and rest of family too), 3 bedroom. Quality bu ilt "Barrington". F or Happy Families Only (or those who wan? lo be ) $i4.00, Phone $31. 4111. in today. j"'r"i 55 Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17-92, SANFORD $2 1 10 p m Ar"l"pd' Open si"t . Never GET DOUBLE VALUE LARGE FAMILY Fr bedroom, I bath, large 101, %pace to spire $i4.%') T,emt move .n-its yours I 2 bed) Bath $100.00 tam & insurance mores you in thit bg. beautiful, 77 tooler , Hurry , its yours lived in Move in Ida y best 177.100 FIX UP Three bedroom. I bath. P.riecre*t home riefds pant and repan's Ferred ward *15,000 Terms Mobile Homes Winchester Homes of Fin. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI, 1792 SANFORD Winchester Homes of Fin. 121 5457 I A,c' 373 7031 AURLD SALK S - ------ Putt IC AOl I 1011 King Site thvougtioit Small pay ments at Jim Hunt Realty Auctions BaNee Hound poppIes (half), fu' and lovable Woa'rt'.'l I *51, 51 A3a1IQ4J5 1sf 5 Pars & Corner Vol'S - Tl'upi 3 5, Set lOt Ewes by apof 171 0173 department. 3721111 -- SI "LOW MONEY" ftC'' fl'JtC" ,,r'r A.r 3)) 52") 115Fis'nclt SunS &Evts 322 7371 - • 1) .'UOIL€ MOTHER IN LAW apartment is 33 - ~ 377 3015 Antiques 36 slack f*M`P410 " ç-'j 34 KULP REALTY 407 W Itt 51 Ph 373 3335 - Garage. Rummage Sales Yard Sale. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 314 West 15th St San [ I _v oblairted from lbs Wage- wrIt. I. Dr. Ceeae l's eaae en gets th $11,100 Wø Na we Maay Other List ass he ü lleJ e4ivelit o solun. O)OliZ bedroom. 1'b baths, 517,500 "Fur I 'sndesitand has plan da's! better advantage t1.ose first Hem 113 America a child would tap us taxpsyesi for for to the' hc)Stal an 177 BILLION the 'cry first miY floe, for the air e night bdore' then hat,-e veal! oxyg and that Is the his tonsils out next morning, main llfesas'er In coronary "And %s4lrn foreign eir estimates and possibly remain over. tries made For the first ,eaZ oi ucb a night. "Sanford't Sales Leader-' Ba14..v-3 bedrooms. 111.500, $elAlre-3 bdrooml. 3 baths, $t,.,00 Cif -3 bedrooms. 515.500 City-Under construction. 3 bedroom, I', baths. $17100 Cou ntry Club Manor-) bedroom , l baths. $ISMO. Peal.-) bedroom. 2 bath. • ca th II I.t% 4~~o Canipers! Heed retrigeralor partsl Domestic Morphy Rictiardst Irstamatic I Magic Cbiefl See SQUIRREL'S TENT CITY. U HWY 37 4 miles North Clef mont, Fla __ Turn to Pie want ads and shoE - r.ia'pd -_- I weeks old part P#r n wsltersi, loves cPtlI* en, and l"% Randoaph. Sanford fl 1)14 Camping Equipment SO nl 151t MIsc used birnttumi, living moom. bedroom, chromI dtfsette I30 Miscellaneous - ''"''! '" 43 sevtal and witty IltIet. MeIheV aIII.4 .'n.l ees waMf Call _ - Seminole Sporting Goods - like new, $13.310. 1450 down C A WHI000PSIR - BROKti', III Pd Park. Siniord -7i room, THE TIME TESTED FIRM e cavities for use the cnygen in ~ __ Volusla County, beautiful conblock home two large crete bedrvomL FlorIda room, utility - iiisod Cliii JUUidtl 337a551 '' '' ".) Orion a COMMERCIAL LOT SC' floats and -' ( 373 1520 - ThP,nson& Boston Whaler Dealer Ic'%pd All ( )ey Wednesday " 'H ''1 - '\ We re proud to offer bigger bedrooms and closets. th'cket carpets, enclosed laundry and garage, pantry. 5tOvC and refrigerator Good selection now FHA and VA financing P41w Wood-nice on Sanford Ave near 170P PARKAVEI4UE 312 417) A.s ave n.gn? at 373 4455 of 372 7)53 the D.D.S. to fill! thesis mere 'hors. lenjyr. come tax time? V Teen'agii ma!))' chti and To sbov1' the wanton waste pains that ixtw send them under national health ftiuj-. that fe%ws' under 105 degrees running to 'sicians a,oc', junt look to normally ii *13 aid to TUX)%55'y and ( 'Maybe iiidi a course, effident Germany. thus should NOT be ban. PRACTICAL MEDICINE 5:00 A.M. to 12 Houses For -- _______ St. Johns Realty that patients or wIthout small lighted "Dr. Crane be began, -i Suggests a first year estimate High Sthoolers, like Mcdi. remesxiber you once v.ToIe a of 177 bIllion, then we cal Corpsman in th e M1lita might be saddled with $154 Services, can often exceed I column on the need to BILLION of new taxes In bysiclans In their skill at prac*iil !nedici-W! 12 maIlsl sthool. handling ailments. In fact so Where do you already op. You S&Ki such a course dental spewas not Intended to make peessed taxpayers think you c1ts DOW urge that girls CVUId scupe up do'otors out of the pupus. eafre not only clean teeth, but *1- 1:30 A.M. 10 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY 3$ Business Property For Rent - C-2 P ropert v tom for*. Fenced - the MONDAY thru FRIDAY Mobile Homes Rent APTS and rja:Ic t the a%(ruge has. i&hrd With aspirin d lIe m0cfl TV C)(fl3flerthj' a simple fl ---- ', Better 235's Realtnr _____ Cabin Cruis.,, ali electric Fvinr'jde with lraiiir $415 Also Portable dishwasher. A I. $30 Alter I vreetdavs, 1237775 I' _ ::~, NICE s Houses Rent laymen. 'ouki also eliminate the Th need for the costly federal niti $110 per moOth. adults, no ,: to include a course on yac. tic*l Modldne at the high sdtool le's'eL n , the Boy Scouts a,re e th liii 'A _1\ if >r 0, apartment. Aduft no N - SPITE OF WHAT WE PHYSICIANS DO FOR Bsg it 'was mrrey to 'ye maney for Uncle Sam at . so prepare - , C3,OVLRPIMEPIT OWNED HOME3 LOWDOWN PAYMENT COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED AjIh10 Pits - 114w 7nd SInce 85% of medical patients will get v.eiI, IN ' ;; I j ~:7~v I qvaifv Only 53.300. L__~- th by Lee Falk and Sy Barry i.tn --- Apartments Rent W(LAkA APARTMENTS 114w first Street th THE PHANTOM - care for your child days- Clean home and good cart 373-4311 Will Furnished medical hone aenie for en 17 ',c'- ___________ç.q it'iIl MotorS & Trailers Nolsoti Se-OP 11510 UvODI li'inr'tnwn Sar4nrd Jii SlIt OPENING TPlIS WEEK in DomestIc-Child Cart 23 almost aged 42, Is a Boy Scout KA .1-1111 beautiful shaded lard Priced at '4 handled by aircraft of the 7th ( prese Senator K nedy urges. ---,-- nf ord or pick up application 17 THEM, then It Is high VUt bOOII to our already It - Sauls Agency advahcement Paid vacations Hospitalitation Life insura nc e Apply LI General Food Store, District Office. 3303 French Ave. Situations Wanted 'typ.ng or Art work done .n my home Or wherever desired 327 III? dencyP • pftedMedlcln."wouldb., I 73--Motorcycles 5-9 Lake Road & 14 WORRY CLINIC By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. w.wAfru li, l-.t'ri Nc" n P.c',tctQ develop .rr 11 - Marine Equipment I- ArthereW.thnCty L'mt% SHO CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW HA 735 PROGRASt' "* .e ate Pu- Id rg nt'* b-Cur cP.o,cC land 4 tv-d,00m% 1, "rn's _ - - 42 rs CONGRESS Pitt tit ton a MUL)uLAR HOME DeLand or Orange City star es At last report, there were 36 waters of North Vietnam to in- such weapons. baalth Insurance plan that 74-Trucki And Trailers 75-Autos For Sal, Winchester Mobile Homes. Silver _____ Sanford Ave. Earn while you learn sales management. $70 $300 estra Income while you retain your present employment. Write Bet IlL DBary,FIa -_____ Internal and claimed territorial Fleet, which normally carry Parts.Accrps 72--Import Autos And Scoflers Factory Apply Water Boone?, Inc , 100 ti,in ..ke l'4ue..i uau. CaueIblrty, Fia 1st Road norm off 434. 1 block we's' Cf 1752 Sa garding Z M &Oi$ TO TAKE \ -1 F1 flE e-its SINGING )*E M \ 'ttJ I • 11 Indicated in Nixon's speech peopriate measw-es Within the Marvin has the "home Equipment Iii 000 o 34-Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted Marine S4 I w'r KNOW- - --m M so' D1 Detense officials explained this means that if Soviet or oth. Per skippers attempt to beat the mine barrier by sta}ing outside the harbors and unloading their into North Vietnamese harbors Communist coun tries. cargoes Into lighten at their own risk. But he has miming nine are Hong-Kong those smaller craft will be shot stopped short of declaring a based ships believed under out of the water before they blockade, usually regarded as Communist Chinese charter. reach land. an act of war. It appears that If, after the Henkin's words Indicated that Pentagon spokenan Daniel period of grace, captains of in- the U.S. Navy will not set up any Z. Henkin said the meajye ei.sig ships 'e wifling p mtiing line of tJps Nixon ordered In an effort to chance running through the award approaches to Halseal off North Vietnam frcsn mines to reach North Vietnam- gthong,, Hon Gal, Cam Phi, outside military aid "is not a ese harbors, no US.. eff ort will Thanh Ho*. 'mb or Quang ithe. blockade In terms of boarding be made to stop thom. But the Nearly 10 years ago, the Kenp and searching ships." risks obviously would be great nedy administration set up a instead, the U.S. Navywill When former Secretary of naval restraining line to pee. try to plug the entrances of Defense Robert S. McNamara vent Soviet Haiphong and at least live other five years ago opposed mining missiles and other offensive North Vietnamese ports with Halphong,wnichreceivesg5per weapons Into Cuba. It also magnetic and acoustic mines cent of North Vietnam's In- avoided using the term "block. dropped from carrier-based coming war gear, McNamara ade" to sidestep act-of-war Im planes. said mining would not prevent plications. In those days, the ofSces said the mines are offshore unloading of carg es. tidal US. position was that a equipped with delayed-action The Nixon administratIon ob. "qUarantine" had been tin. fuses to give Communist and viciusly has thought of that. The posed. other skippers three days to get President said that U.S. forces The mining of entrances to - FOR HOUR SERVICE CALL 17? tIN tipecienced Psi'.p wanted. IStistant manager trainee Chance for fast plies" out of port, a period of grace have been directed "to take ap- North Vietnamese ports is being Il-Bicycles 42-Boats and by Chic You nam WASHINGTON (A?) - Presopened five weeks ago. ident Nixon told the Russians In Sixteen ships are Russian, 11 effect they can sail freighters others fly the flags of other 7 MOWOTAX Calibart Real Estate 71 Fox - CEO. WILLMER ASSOC. INC. Qrtitov ill 'ku a -. *71 ?4) Bookkeeper, con stroclion company. D,ltona area, Salary open. 504 71$ 7300 Production Workers for Mobile Home Plant. Experience, desired but not necessary , Apply office of terdict delivery of any Properly Recreational B LOW DIE ships in Haiphong Harbor, about triple the number there before the North Vietnamese offensive aga inst South Vietla-Female Help Wanted IS-Male- Female Help Wanted • A? Militar, Writer . 13-Male Help Wanted C~77 S ' No Blockades By FR-El) S. HOFFMAN Employment 'V ._a P i tirtc qqwr I But by SIDE GLANCES Pilfris oil Pen P- 14 linn.1 - - ~~,* - It', Un i on P*,k are-n - 5t5,'4 Secretary trainers), Genera - v " Free I week old kIttenS, trifled to lsi,ttoitP'olet, fancy 6ign, in Console Pay balance of Id or I payment s of i 'all Credit Manager at 321 1111 or Cyll 111 IPWINC, SANFORD till CENTER. 301 A Past lot St. Downtown 3,'4orsf 1P ri) toes-cu fruan-'rtg avai*h'l' BAIL REALTY ,,4SLUANCF '0t C Wrtt lot ,i 17? 4lt Male-F*male Help Wanted ' And Suppll•s Singer Touch and Sew ,P•_, - Plaits - FPIOIDAIR! (3I4 Crown Wai at Dryer. Moving mint self Prot $147734 afterlp m 6 PdortPt Lake Jessup Drive at Rth RN Supervisors. $4 shift ar.d 1 12 shift. LPN. fir 12$ shift 3721310. MrS Cannon Metal Finishers (esp-errnced and I- Schwrn Bowen & -low - I! I'( - Household Goods Sawing Machine equ;pped to fig sag. 1 Open House Sunday 1-7 to Pig 'Pd Whistle 501 S Park EsFeri,ncpd aIumnu,' welders ~w 1-Lod 1. Found 2-Personals Is central Peat air - estras - Lot tOO' U l5 - 5$.50 Conv,nt,onal Or rHA financing RE AL TORS 373 7174 373 Gilt 15 % __~r~P"W isi' I ) 6w ~,; ( _._____ ss YERt4C41) Wiit'T 1 I KM Results I (01 Ft U Winter Pars near 3 Bedroom, 7 bath quality home. Waitresses, over 21 Apply in person iE Baaisty Operator. See Mrs. King at Jack and Jean's Beauty Salon. Sanford Plasa, Sanford. Bring $31 3100 . MARKET PLATFORM MAN Cassetb.rry Baby Sitter, Over ii Evenings Peiprsncts Call before Noon or after S. 335 U rMtv7Ml'4y '.y cne: - Female Help Wanted - - CabInets, 30 Worth CvIrns way, My sir.cene appre'atIon and gratitude tO the doctorS. nurses aides and staff of Seminole HosPital, who attended me In try recent confinement In ICU and room 2.Throug11Thelr dedicated service, my recover y was possible My sincere "Thanks". ,ioftn Bass. Lenqwood, Fla aid Cs par ietic e to Bos 431, cart of The Sanford Hiiald, Santord. F l a 37711 L [crasarybookkeer Mull be personable and attractIve Fringe bent-lilt. opportunIty unlimited Phone 447 7555 Ask br Mr Alesarider by Art S.gon, AA1 II/M I'S (iRL>) Oviedo City Limits Thr*e bedroo.'n, I", bath I- . T1s SuRE Lupc 1300 Randolph. Up acreage. Sanford Tuesday, May 9, 1912-13A Herald Ad For Results I - Want THE BORN LOSER Large-3 b.d;oom, l't bath. C. Small down, or will trade for paid statIng PER IENCEI) JANITOR Apply In person to Glenda's Restaurant C? Village RI'II Truck Terminal. Apply i person to Castle Custom - Pours Qce-d working con -- - good name, age diteOt Write WA P41 HELP oral firm Pal openng for good e.perlen(ed Sal-i'ICy good Pay- ' _____________ - Cards of Tha,.ks -- 4 will SECTION ..e . I V - ___ I kllltandforgefit*itPia Want Ad Call on e of ci, Ad visors for help placing your ad SCotty '5 Home Builders. RI 434. Aflamorit e SprIngs. $31 1311. m Limited uqstcsllment - - .1' EASY W'AT 7i*!. i ___ . L 4l, I1 ..*: -, CAPTAIN Announcements Summem Fun with a ,rpose ., ,• Nirill STORE IT AND FORGET IT' Truck Drivers. Apply In person to Working foreman. tp.riericed wag" opan Also a Spray pointer, basic experience in spray pain tlng. wages cpuS tscehlent worKing Cond itions With bIi'iStl?s. Ir*tr uctiols. Trips. Boys arid glr.s, ai7e 4-7 Call $-52O4 after 4 30 p - 13r- S Dl&L-4 DEVOTION 3.33 I0 Children's Garden F'ercep?ual and reading activities. s,'immsng ': I;:z,L Samford 33) dal) 3 - - neat, clean. and dependable Full or part time as desired. sc,Ilent opportun it y for advancement. App ly In, person Ptol id ay 701 North Blvd., DeLano CeestralBaptiuCPurc$s • time 2$c a tins for rtin. Wtndiester 3151 See Mr Ma ! '11rHormin of South 1". Orlando DrIve. 17 53. WORKING FOREMEN, Mature, rrtlod I.tslcernlSl. ideal. Some typing, blIPs of lading IJnst.d SofvI 333 Wanted cook's assistant, must be FAMILY CONSUMER FINANCE Of Copy. - - Be" Company. It Airport. P41* York 14. MI. Oft 1753 SERVICE. INC 110 5 Magnolia Insertions-No Change - Ask for Cassetberry. Regency sq. 131-3100 CansoildItlort Loans up to 12.000 0.. furniture. 13000 15,000 available en 2nd mortgage real estate Rates For Consecutive - handwriting, personality and Satin, open S day WATER AND SEWERAGE PLANT Full time VIçetabe Farm seip, OPERATOR. Growing privately Good Home Plot Salary III 1070 owned utility company needs operator or trainee. Many Real Pro Need ed Auto $ ales. L ooking for native Floridiön 333 henetilt Phone $34 tOM I 730 Ask for Don or B AAA EWLDYMENT address. plsone oumbor In cOntldWsc, to C S I., P. 0. Bet The Longer Your Ad Runs The Liss It Costs Per Lint Per Day. C)elarid General Pwlp w111#d Apply in person to Buldlng 30. Sanford (speripnced truck drlvr It'd hardware man St eady. Skillcraft Custom cabinets iON. Cocos. Florida, 3257) T rt . anlct .sperhInc#d. 17-92. - toP Id Pyle. 704 North Blvd., Dick For fun, friendship, or marriage Single adults on ly. Sand name 831-9993 ,wcessary. will traIn OPOOrtVVtIty for edv*AC*mlSl$. Apply In person 31) 1S A,poty Jim Lash Chrysler T.prt Or tfl.n. lobe 1104 foOd S5Si1JI?lI• VOi - g do (5 W5 NO eSorItfI also front nd man. esperlan(s.d. Plymouth, ,SI) 5 Wanted ---.. H.ises For Sat. 31 Ill train shar p g for auto SlIM and bullS'S position Commission r I. IU.00I ,,. 31111111111 ___________________________ OFFICE GIRL MeI, horn. salei. anter telephone. some typing, good • - Male Help Wanted 13 - ARE FOLI TROUBLED' C." 10 Free 544 707' to, We Core 322-2611 j 0 - - - train Apply In person to Holiday HOuse. 704 NorTh Blvd 7l__ HprrvWeVef.323 Con Pseip Wr'e P 0 Boi 1713 Sansoo Fsa lit It U U lUll U IIt -i-i-L ii ci - - FACED WITH DRINKING PROBLEM') -: e.,, ..- I. - Lorry by : GEJE55 : £ :'jrg I . -•'-i--' c 2 Direct I - & No ItporIIØCe necessary. Will - Doughnuts, You Can't Beat a to ollars Young Man. Well •roomed. f or oresllqe positIon St meat c$rver. -______ WANT AD The can! oe'd Male Help Wd 13 Business iLost 4 Found -- ..*.4..iiiii t LOST; Gold wire rimmed ret--------t.n'ular bifocals, DESPERATE. Major Oil Sarrlcs Station for lease. BLIND WITHOUT TNEMI Gordon Meyer. 322 7070 InstructIon 7 One mal. R..gl. PUPPv.l mos old. PIANO LESSONS REWARD. 2.53SI u.dlt 1-IC 3fl _________________ I,Weae Chord Cons. 74* ' ' V.' -- :_ ,1 _,77~~f-. -, - .10 -- ~.__ ~. - - V IUU 1 LU3 \'-... Itt JLT 1 \ 'sci fli' ) M&4 Ui.CF SlIM M*1. *.LLX\1 a 04 fl J H.mhn VV -- -T:=- TT - - 12A-The Sanford Herald 1 EL - __T -- -• -V DIAL 322.2611or$31'9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE. PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �- .- .-. - --- -b.- -____ s-Tb. SaMord PIar&d - ---- TisescIaw. May 9. 972 -- __ -. _____ - - D - L - I U1 I II. [ - -.!J11J1M_ _ r -' I - - '...(JUtIly f lUll Outlined Stand - that a change order be hi in Adult service, $50,181; as As much as $1O0O If i in d a clvoi replied, .titutd at the new een'th Drummond Citingthe need of tax money telisive Cut, $18,473; ob- placed on the tax rolls, "Hospitals and schools are construction to P'O1de each to construct new schoo!. Greg stetrici, $33,804; new born Drummond advised. eommisFOnCr with a private He informed more people funded by all the county. Drummond, Seminole Counts nursery. $7,713, and pediatrics. from Volusia County use Commission chairman, Monday $17,07. Reid Brodie asked Drum- office. Drummond replied the He also pointed out a $44,442 Seminole Memorial than from mond if he knows of any offices are needed. explained his reasons for John Kadi pointed out that I voraUng the sale of Seminole loss In Operating rooms, $11,1$7 South Seminole, and advised hospital, private or otherwise, Memorial Hospital to private deficit In delivery rooms and that only five per cent of the in the stilt which pays ad South Seminole receives more firm at the Sanford Rotary Club $t.277 loss in nuclear medicine, patients come from South valorem taxes, Ithe chairman county funding for roads and schools than north Seminole. Among those hospital areas Seminole. I do." luncheon session. rpise' -_ "It's a discount hospital Brodie, who Is employed a' While Inlaisting the sale, if cited u making Profs were In subsidized bytax p a yers," th fl.member pharmacy and laboratory. Seminole Memorial Hospital e approved by the Now Many Wear the chairman added. Drummond stated an executive position, said he commission, would in no way Returning to care for In- does not know of a hospital FALSE TEETH hurt care for indigents at hospital trustees had called for '.181,41 In co'..nty funds for the digents, the commission which pa ysProperty taxes. Seminole finspital, the cornWith More Comfort chairman said $116,000 a year Is mission chairman said $2 next year. Gilbert Blake cited a chapter r, know a d.Iwe sdh..sh'i When the hospital in run Into a earmarked for Indigent cart by In the Florida statutes that b.tp. FASTEF.TH' Powder give, million Is needed to build a. d.1UNSi ioflj. OrTh#r. it.sdk.' new middle school and $3 deficit, it Is necessary to look to the county but he said there is a forbids the taxing of hospitals. hold. Yoe 11M nwe. i'omf'tibl.. naturally. W hy SiGt million Is required to consitruct the taxpayers, Drummond difference In Indigent care and',omas McDonald observed psi Adi.iI,. those persons who just don't that the county commission had FASTEETH a new high school in the south explained. Pow-d. l)turas that At am "S He also explained that tree want to pay hilts. d.0 ,.t end of the county. brought about another expense ,ii o hpiith. 9" Drummond also iterated an He explained the commission television in being offered In all taxpayersb-,_ insisting !'V 1'lY• majority would insist that hospital rooms and Indicated earlier statement toThe Herald covenants be included with the this service should be charged that he will not seek te-election hospital sale to assure services to patients since no other area to his present office riot will he to Indigents and Insist that hospital gives free television run for another elective office once the present tenurt Is over. hospital charges never be more suhtdimtlon 'W edding Invitation* H %Ung it the l'w hospital The chairman said it is df. IU4 than that beina naid at comcharges. Drummond said other ficuh n convey to Saniurd w pettng hospitals. now V. these competing hospitals charge problems ot schools but he sam of "Because ' Ak 7- ._& covenants," Drummond stated more than Seminole Memorial. people are leaving the county V the county would not be able to He said $2 million had been beca'ise of the school situation. }-'Garrett White asked seil the hospital for as much as spen' thus far by taxpayers for to -10. I It might bring without the the Sanford medical facility in Drummond If it w inequitable Our __ 'I ' stipulations. the 15 years the Institution has for one end of the county to fund UWt12an. the hospital, would it not also be ,The commission chairman bee: coiutructet tgU "d AW The hiptol could generate inequitable for another end t hstea hospital losses for the sixis month nerlod ending March 31 dn$sal sad - 5, ' 5 '4 OR beleaguered grücer Frank Leon, 63, sold his gro- w a sass tam a s* DAfl PAstas ,ir.s,str U1AL fl%% ii - LLUJAL __________ iACOU % PR. CtN SAXONY LEW1S"66" TAAI(A N% 6 TL GUM 11,11111111" BARO.AY 011) THONPS(I - ti* es Purchase Hits Another 'Snag' Uti* 1i CASSELBERRY - This Attorney Kenneth McIntosh to to the length of the delay these city's wng and arduous struggle research all aspects of the city's new matters will create, to obtain the CASSUCX) utilities possible "condemnation" of in other action at last night's system has met yet another CASSUCX'IS Council "roadblock" which was in. Edith Duerr wgedthis aethxiln meeUn.. council authorized an dicated at last night's regular light of "the attitude of official protest ag1nst the CASSt)'s re;we itatives" Maitland acquisition of the meeting of the City COUnCIL. Poflowing a meeting with and the tact that CASSUCU Indian Hills Utilities System. t1*latiOU Is that (Ih5iTy CAUW representatives on continually tfl$ Friday. the city's bond counsel into the proposed contract for i interested In buying this system for Itself. advised tin' city to invest In an Il*p'.. cti Du updating of surveys of the expressed her opinion that In further action, council system which had previously CASSUCO may be delaying the authorized application for state been done. This Is essential In purchkk "purposes of their financing of additional property order to project adequate bond own." around Secret Like; authcrlzed Issues. The new study will cost the preparation of an ordinance The matter of the city's permitting the city to condemn approximately $2,000 and jfl create a delay In the city's purchase of the systeinhasbeeti and demolish unsatisfactory purchase of the system. carried an for about two years buildings; arid authorized Council, in autnasixing this now, and has met with constant financing of the new police study, also authorized City blocks. There is no listlication a radios. Air P''i racy Is Here Ii J • 3,99 , 47'(MI our z!,. __ ,Oi *5!5SV*( __ ' 91M _____ umv! Uspt,,tsv*riau. 5' Mo* awl 11111,401 am ,ps 11 _ .ANTINE IhaaI - 4$$ W.scams _ 5.49mm -. "". st a can,.. 'u ... rn.. _,. S Mst '- 7' .,' - it I "101 .wusiu _____ W ._.-._ ' SiLAS HOWl 10YR. snii s..- ____ JAMESON ABc 8 YR. 7'?-' IMP. TEQUILA ,, cwu 3 $ cooivoisi COGNAC 71jai• MIST ____ PI$4U5 I The place to concluded that air piracy is McArthur, a pilot.phyaiclan prevent hijackings Is on the here to stay. from Canada's Defense and around, say r team of At a meeting of the Aerospace Civil Institute of Environmental Canadian researchers who Medical Association Sunday, Medicine, said air crews should recommend that air crews Ma). William McArthur said the nut offer the hijacker drinks, confronted by • hijacker should study had determined that the avoid showling Infught movies keep him calm, obey hi.. in. role of hijack prevention and look the h$aeker in the eyes strictiuna and avoid heruk belongs on the ground, and the when talking to him. that could cost lives, rote of the aircraft crew is to MArthur said offering food The Canadian team of phy. move the aircraft and its or drinks to a hijacker could sicians. pilots and p xiloElsta passengers from departure to cause him to become auspicious sthciwd 'crat down America n 11w arrival point as safely and or upset him. All conversation and Canadian hijackings and comfortably aspoulbie." with a hijacker should be earned out in short, simple itatcnwnt delivered to quiet tories, he said. "Honesty with the hijacker is tlUptif'tant. He may trust the MAY II, 197? Ottie B. Dill, Holly Hill ciew even though he dislikes Births Admissimu whit they are saying," Sanford: Mr. and Mrs Edward McArthur said. "False Shirley Fliigkr wins, girl. Sanford messages destroy trust and Robert Anderson 1$5CII*5$t!S should be avoided. For Sanford: Margaret C, Wa.ers example, such statements as Wesley Filimon Leula Roberts If you change ycia' mind, we Martha Hanley Gentry S. Taylor won't report it,' will 'di"-te Shirley E. Lawbote SallieWhite '°"Y and InCresse Ida Hub't E. McSwain John a McGill amdi Beu1y J. Boyce Thania A Knight Johnnie M. Gordon Samuel L. flack Jr. Eddie L. Smith Milner F. uvula Howard Iluoa Carrie B. Stanaland Jason W. Bucker, Geicra Albert. Burke Keith A. Thomas, North Grace C. Han lngtcm Orlando Claudette Parsons Ernest E. Voss, Deltrina Paul D. Miller Jr. James Rucker. Geneva Mary MeLcoci, l)t,Ituna LL'wms B. Mar,zi, Lake Mmrue Elsie S Reed, D'Rar) William G. %anteaky, Ostoen Glenn K Cochran, Lake Mary Jackie Yarbrough, mw'isl coiumnby2 Inches'frina bzxen,Lngwoc4 Too small for an ad to be, Floyd Oliver. Maliland Mrs. Barbara lUtciny and noticed or eflctive? You'rt Stephen J. IA'verant. 1eItona this oneI Susanne R F;d o, rtLmo haby girl Orange Cm, r - ________ 12 ' 1x2 ______ rraits9 5'5 S N iisvu 5.m9 a?s$c C WALflED .'cpv ewi. _ 5.99 ' __ -, '-" "'-- I. I • 10 ___ r.' :3snu" 4. ______ r._1 I.618 ___aic__ I_ ., 5•49 LONDON TOWER BOURBON SUPREME ITS SEAGRAM SI liSps .5155 KY. BRIII YR. .515115*1.5 : 52?!. DAD I GRAND '''a Tits 62t. i _______ w ' s smz wsuaii ilL ___ 5555* • ____ __ v. -,... - PREMIUM WRCER BEER 99!. 'ss . . . . iVY AK SAVI AK 1111% PiSt tALJI kEsipiIMPw ni pan i_urn . I40..3 17 GUAST1 .5.5.51 *ATCAINMM 55aP 2*15*,, I$' 20 .'9 *i&6#81I.. ..c.__4 ( • I .5. WAL lID udr. TAT e°'*°°' Va. 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Lot SBlk3Trl ......... W371to Lot SI. all 101 sBiklTrl . ........ 1.01 1417 is n54½ II Silt I Tr 4 ----------C 31 ft of 10111 15 ilk I Yr 10 Lot 1001k 4 Yr 10 All Silt 4 Yr 77 -- -- ---- SIlItofW½of Lot lI. W ½ of Lot 10 SiltS Yr - Lot Sl251k & ITrI Lot I& N 101101.02 elk 'Yr 11 * Ro n of 133.3 ft of Silt 5Tr13 N 100 ft of C ½ ilk S Tr 20 - - . LoUd 0.351k 6 Y Lot $0 OlkSTrI 3511 lilt 250$ Lof1SIlf$lk6y1 lQ 11.44 P4211-3rd ft of Loll ilk 7 Yr A 1211 3rdItof Lot SBIkl Yr A Pdl3ttof Lot lIEIllft of vacd s-f on IN Ilk 7 7r L012SIk7 Yr C Loll less E 57 It SIlt 7 Yr C LofI&P4ls", ftof Lot 7 (less C Sift) SIlt? Yr 1 77.09 7709 30 14 -. Lot 10811i it - . - 141.4$ 114 )3 - 14? -. LoII&N34'sftof Lot t IdoweClaude A III 3194 1 31 51.20 $30$ 3311 Leejame,EI Vivian J BaltIc 541.71 Charles Dl ,'syeF 71.01 10*2 Rik $ Yr 0 S½0f Lot IE'ofLOS loIlki YrO Lc*21i5$7,3 134's ft of W 31 ft of Lot 164 44 Yr I 117.20 Rage Inv Co 23417 Snealer Mae Heirs Mot" HetmanC,tai $03.11 Motion Rob.rtDetal 121.40 15? Fed Savings I La-an Assoc. of Seminole County Woodall Beta K Perkins 457 10 Hull James Maiey Ernest I. 1.11110M 11.03 W$ft ,f,jl I. $ls- 9 Y C 1. Lot t Ilk $T,C .01117&N41-,ft.fLot 3*lessPds JPt0IW$3 llOtI.c15 1171 5151 Yr C 52Jist?ef N 301144 Lot l& TI' I 3 St - . - L$IBISIT,0 40 It of 1012 Ilk It Yr C - - Lot)SlklIYrC TPs..s d L 217.27 Grill lIPs Horton WoodsonCl Mary L Ttvonipson Scranton W I Lorene i Woodsid. Olile U Heirs WOlkir Jerry W I Mom Daniel) & Deborah) PforlonWoodsonC I Mary L Cook James Wi. Violet S £3.11 12.25 P5.73 37214 $3 11 274$ IaJ Hanford Lori 1113 Bruton Guy heirs 12 II McGee EC Stewart Joseph W &LeonaM 144 05 Lewis Sarah 0 Heirs 'ran.nPafev ,' Olson Willis peletson AIMSP15171 $ 21 62.11 looser Ronnie & Emma Hnd,r5On John I IdiCecca 7 ev iler Robert Heirs Thomas LaureL 11 it III 73 II 35 1014 PIarkrteU Oetatd P A. Shifleyl (rH P4'-, o t Lot lOikIlbrpt W½of Lot SIlk 11 Yr H C 'ioI Lot SIlk II Yr P4 LOS Silk It Yr H S3Ill0* Lot 7lP4",of Lot 1111k II Tr3 Lot 1#,NIS It of Lot 2 (lessE3IftIWITft) BlkIlYrI ..... C 21801 Lot I IC 39 It of N IS If of Lot 2 ilk llTra 1 I S 35 ft of Lot 2 01k II Yr S - 1 - Yheresa C 3? It 01W ill ft of S t' IiklITrl3 W 3lft of C 121 II of S %I less allevI IllS It Yr -I) W I) ftoflt'p (less lii? II) SIlt Il Yr $3 N43IloIE 171101 S %I of -- IiltlITrl) -- ... . NlllIofWtls-sftoi NW 1,4 Ilk)) Yr II ....... NE '. ilk II Yr 13 LOS 2 & N Ii of alley adi onS Elk I3TrA -. - - - - -- 10* IIlltI3YrC ...... 10121 N -i of alley ad onSBllt$3YrC alley 8411 Lot I I S ½ of onNbIltI7TrC Lo*SIlltI2YrF lOS 11 United LwmberCaInc 3151 Jac* anOrangsbei"firs FortIlasaLNeIrs SO, $474 - LaSs 117515 It If II Consla" r• "a,. of L0fI8tk13TrQ ... 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M(Ai'%IW P401w, 1 Lot 37Ilk $ NeIlil LOCKHARt I 5U10 IST ass Plo re is 104411k I Masfl.s Carrie LII 211k) Williams Luke tISFitit' Cl-nun & Loft ]l 15114111%) - ii_& 'I 13- dy 13334 v as 1)3,54 1314 to - - - - - - - $4 11 141$? J 'lee I) Di Frank 1 M PINE LAKE OROVES PSI P07? Collins Franc i ne 1111$ 1201$ SYLVAN tARS TOWN OP Psi a 41 Sparts JansesM& 130$ p.1-a,, 1015 elk ) Lot 1111k J LIII 11513 lii.) IIkP iiailiie Lithe Mae %oultsei lend hells P 51q15, 1111.7 RAVUNNAPASK SAC 0P LOCH ARDOR PSIIPOISISS) co'og'caI UliIiI,.t in-C 11.45 4.31 P iS cell 4163 *3350 3131 SMITHS MM 2ND 11161160 REPLAY OF ILK 50 166111,011,111 Lots 5?IIlSIi*A. 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S at OOvt LC* l gcorgo stuart ) Real Inv ILO of Ptck,lmer Windom I. Mer sdlthl tySOftofLot$& 1100 11c4 Lot 30 - VLOV )4 thm '(S i • - - - - Ya Ilion Sobert)elal 1.01)5 lIes-s 5 lOft) Ilk Lot 74 BlI C rat,,, LufhCr .1 Jr I 1 V.A. p%17SI7IM I SIDI4I?IID aurti I$UIL 1 e MO RE MORE F cf a aeflos of norgiartea and holilins. and went to San Jose. C1lfo.'nia. Recently he mci tiji daughter er held up twice by armed robbers and Leon was that and wounded. 1. N Shiner JMIShirley Rsl liv Ci Ifo.ning James E & Joan C Lot It SIlt C 10* 23 (lets If 10 II) ISlOftoilof E SM ft of Ic, 1 S of 5rtcfr Rd I E of Weiva River (Ills beg lit of I I lii 1.5 W St Rd 46 run N Ills d" W37 211 S 1½ d.-g W 7 2$ ft C Si 4$ ft to sag -S -11- is NAMIOPOWNIR P410th at Lot 3 & 1151 p1 7511 Cl 1*1 I& 1423 ft oI LOS 3 ___ - ,,, 5. 0! 14 Barbara .1 '' fA, - 51 , - S1's-mlnttobg -' Treubletoihiws 14 LC* 3 run NtyCAWIl WV.tv$ srx Dr 110 It Pd as deg OS -In W to W01Iva River Sly on Slyer so IS S 7$ dIg - .-~ -- - iii S.tm WIKIVA CAMP MAR REPLAY OP PoSt P011111111 . _j.l- 1 i 4 Beg 11311 lIly CI SE CO' _ __ E Loll & vacd %I M S lilt A Loll? Ilk C V ..- ' S. SOft of Lot I) 91k Is PIAMEOFOVIPIER OFLANO '- // 1.4 5. DESCRIPTION your a'- TTI - - - Denture . L A ND Ivacdst on Ilk A can - Or Seminole, ' U ___ I " DESCRIPTION June j FI1ST PLACE winner in the Pinewood Derby held during St. Johns District Ev y Scout Show Saturday at the Sanford Civic Center (top photos was nine-year-old Cub Scout Robert C Greene shown with his arenla Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Greene and Cubmaster R. D. Rank of Pack 501. In photo below are (from left) third place, Ken McGarvey, with parents Rev, and Mrs. Blair McGarvey, and Robert Rank, with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rank. - ~ 1T71. 5111, 454,4I I buRl Pfotici IS hef*t*y QlVfl that on the lit d$y SI State 01 F or 's. las ,ae ct" if k Offstir III be In Rntvrd, County of ibid on 11w lOtiCwllIg dejc,'ibed 15755 ?o poy ?np $mOun OijC p54' 155,5 4' - , all cost of such s-ale aid all ad W ooi?• the s-am.. toçttPeilP vest sang "I t1T 1ffi1T II- -- Pqul,*.a ue ta* 5*1.5 I Hospital _ i i ~.w Z: i N %so l,IUII __ 1130 I - WaIs-onRobertL& Willab McIntosh Rabin A At Irene N $1101 p �=1ti' 1L Iflz1T ma iT __ THE SANFORD HERALD-3 2-THE SANFORD HERALD DESCRIPTION OPLAND a.2i I S -r 1 I NAME OP OWNER S a Dt 6 L I) 3 a. *1*1•0 Lot 21 BISA 21.1I t BUNGALOW CITY PS? PC 83 M(C.ot$.M(C0c, 6,411 WOD?. Lot $.Cleo 4.1 Aøami Benet,e. I. 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Mary GNo* Mary (0937521* i,09 III, A Lot 2; tIO I 09`4 76 LOt 73 551 S NOR MAWDY PARK REVISE PLAY PSI P011S WDITN ORLANDO IAWCNII $lCtiOW *7 PS 13 P0 S ij r, 34*40 DllC*IP?lON 0514040 , Ri 371 To swiv on (tilt? 4131)411004.14% 001111 OROVI TEl RACI P57 P041 Wit 1314904 LOts I I S 481cNisi jeio, A 1. 514 1 NAMP000WNP* I hol SLOVAK VILLAGE PSI P0 II L&S 12 A 1111 otionoo Industrial D.v,Iopets Inc Orlando Industrial D*valop.r; Inc 4541 $1 IS 34lwaeeIo Coon?, If S 04 �-_- - -- ______ Schools Ask 4=M * 11 Lev y By III l.L tlCOtT W - S ,r,rdø two pu* . th -first L "if It falls In November ballot, Board would have a second chancetwo schwa to tre fn a total $4451 e'osf. total The Seminole County School available. flnar4 Tuesday voted to request of focifttift to be aft mUlage a special tour mill. be placed on the apicva1f the tom' ml11' by the . flPrAI election November u'1 ,1')zatt'm fr a during 1971.74, ronitruct a yen?, 4 5 rnHI In $972-fl, I ballot. ',ill In 1973.71 and one mill In ptofeuinnal air enn4stontng Aiel disclosed if the m(flag' Action came on a Mom- North Orlando elet,ienlnry to iurv.y of existing facilities to 174.75 11r7 4-15 in the ctwwd in nod provide inendatton of Supt. John Angel, bodget ent far air provide Should voters approve the eleetlon. the board will hre a who proposed the flhlIl5e, It r,m,vntlons A1(I ntklitlon4 to passed by the voters, would ulating facilities based on the itaillage request for capital conditIoning. an Installa(kvn eeond chance for another ° mtllage repelt In May of fl yield a total $5,035,000 during $970 State School plan survey. improvements to begin during schedule for p.rfnrrnan 'irk and a ch'edol - of 1972-74 Anti 1974.15 fiscal years. t'tlorltks will be 4lvelo$,Pl In the 1972-74 school year, mitlage nted to cnart Colpeppef The amount would be used to detail during the 1772-13 school that year would he J of a mill e,tlrnated owning and npe?attM less than the present S S mill, costs of equipment. n millagt complete phase 2 01 on air year. Air conditioning of pfevrif request until the last week in Angel said thi, county the .euperhnteodent added. conditioning program for Other recornmnen4atfr'nq from schonla, to enable 45-15 yea?. build currently is coiniiiItlel to debt a ktlng schools, Ot Pig. 2A rrd 1, 'wiitheast county middle school service requiring 5.5 mills this Angel receiving board approval round school operation. will . -- .. •:- - ---- b I rra ij um" -- Wednesday, May 10, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No. 188 It's A Demo -W,__ Chief L Losing __ I Blackout Ordered Race Quits it by DONNAA I.SIli T nao r'l' For Orlando (liven a vote of confidence I j Lfl)O man g,. .Albttit . N. (Helen) Fitts, who accepted p Feel 'Like You ' ve Been Missing Something? 1 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. AP - A total news blackout of information about a the chairmanship of the ocratic central Florida lottery trial involving 52 defendants has been imposed by U. S. executive cornmItteo at that District Judge Gerald B. TJoflat. time, has resigned for health lie issued an order Tuesday forbidding the defendants, their 16 attorneys, reasons. Long lime and active worker members of their families and associates from divulging information to the news In the party, Mrs. Hits told The media. The judge also barred newsmen from a pretrial Herald today she will continue to remain faithful to her hearing, $ Tjollat acted on the heels of a news story in Ue poiltictal affiliation and will ate In oliticlal acOrlando Sentinel giving information the Judge said tivities to the extent was from a government brief which had beenwith- by her health drawn from public records to present premature She tins been plagued with a visual problem for some disclosure '- !ztT U 4The trial, which starts next Monday, was trim months Mrs Hits, who The slerred to Jacksonville from Orlando on grounds a replaced John Kotler, also has lair heating may have been Jeopardized by news given up her precinct conk mitten post. Her resignation coverage .ere. will be acted on by the comrn Judge TJoflat also told attorneys he will do all the ittee at lie rtgular 8 p.m. questioning of prospective jurors. If attorneys have ttLng Thursday at Seminole it.. any questions, he said, they should submit them to Junior College. Aseuming the chairmanship him by Friday of this week. C I" "The parties, their families, employes, agents and temporarily will be kenneth By JaM A. representatives, and the parties' attorneys, their Krause, resident of Altamonte families, partners, associates, employes, agents and Springs PrCompany.Elected Two more for the list of "non. representatives shall not disseminate directly orCit to ,, Ow committee t believers". . . by not driving indirectly to any member of the news media, and chosen vice president of the with their headlights on, in spite shall not discuss with anyolie other than a person organiratlon fo,ir weeks ago to the of' necessary to the prosecution or defense of this case replace Mrs. Flits In that office. # windshield Krause said today, although ers wv or an officer of the court any information relating to has not given the matter he this case," Tjoflat said in his order. 720. lb' morning He said they would face criminal contemptmuch thOUght, "I ImagineI ,and in the area where there 13 per. " will run for office .v Or....er. .1. • violate the so much pedestrian traffic, too. CI2.Wt*OflS manenl chairman In a special at Lakeview Middle School. There were 60 defendanti in the indictment election to b called within 90 One was a milk tZi*k and the returned last Nov" at Tampa. One has died and days according to new by'laws other a red VoWwaim (looked seven pleaded guilty. adopted two weeks ago. 7be to s list, my own to you. add The Sanford Herald Carries All The Local News With An Average Of Over 450 Pages Of Local Interest Each Month. Why Not Get In On The " News " C Name - chargesinFrtday'sedltlonof The Herald — wherein the ___ were "Slapped". Mwisp1 However, looked at Pete MLUIM' •'itt tc on page 6. More than adequate, thank you. - ') Gossip. . .underatand that the Sanford Manufacturing Company plant has been sold 10 a meat packer. According to iflY "tiputer", he says that it seems like the demand for mat Is higher than clothing. (oft, dunno ... aU of us haven't shed every stitch of clothing - t) YET!) ——- - Address_._________________________ Week tine is S Start Date I From The Maflbag: to 01W northern subscribers Mary Firrer Arnold of Elizabeth, Pa. (and relatives to our Donna Estee), congratulations oti winning that 11,000 in the Penna. Sweepstakes. P. 0. BOX lLiiSl The welcome mat is out for all =j bmweum.- friends at the Lakinview Nursing Home. .espedaUy so duIifl5 Nursing home Week, May 14-21. Many of these old timers have been there for a long tune.., and haven't had iny visitors for an equally long IUflC, too. . 1) 4 Inside THE HERALD of persons are injured and some 150 students arrested after 1,000 University of Florida collegeans take to the streets in protest over new military moves In North Vietnam. A STUDY of some 200 American airmen rescued after they were shot down In Southeast Asia shows the majority reacted logically to the stress situations: only four took time out to pray and two "just had to have a cigarette." A CONTROVERSIAL six-foot front view of a naked man goes back on the wall at an art show amid arguments over whether It portrayed President Nixon or Alabama Gov. George Wallace. our story of last Thursday in 1 'anthth f4tralb wtiicis we made . transport a mother, who is confined to a wheel chair, to we her children in another part of the state Makes you kit good when ym know tMt there si* so SillilY people around who took the time to respond. Florida Portland Cement Company's muiltieti dollar alt poliutlon cootrol device In 7W1 this pad TwWay. say dwt Tallahassee rstrctin l"en' M - ny in TI Ih4ISPe .5 UI 01' ..d of schedule.TI would - " -.-• •$ YOUNGEST FIRE CHIEF IN NATION? Thomas Leon Siegfried Ispresented with a plaque from Mayor Lawrence Swofford on behalf of the city government for his Out standing service as he was taken off probation and gwen the full title of fire chief of the municipality. Swofford, in commending Siegfried, said h e Is probably, at 2o years old the youngest fire chief in the nation. The mayor said the young man has improved the department beyond expectation and not a single complaint has come Into the city hail Concerning the fire department since Siegfried assumed office 90 days ago (Donna Estes Photo) . 0 *ornat we are a sacnfke rect i don't believe we will, be in that building before if then. Architect Richard %(atz Inat Wag Om weeks to emplete an analysis and Inspection of thn budding to a old give estimate of the cost 'if a structural renovation. He requested a ten of In.=for the anaLyi1. $180 was the , %f itw the extst wail of the of coons to accommodate an ad punting which was donated. William Deuson, engineer. Id he 'isiS evsivatied font coding rammeraled we whwh would install. wtth is cost s chemicals for dw system seTes rquwcu j ..i. w 4y speclf.caaons he the cooling systEIi, added in the cist fur his evaluation of the system. totaled O. When completed, the spectticattnua will be Rdney Layer to.-intact a!l rj-ups interested in working together to provide trimsportaton for senior ,ttlzefl.v. rriifirmpei by the (!nhintInhk ---,, -.----..- ......- appointment as director of secondary and elementary education. IN 711E LATEST attempt to give mankind the skills of birds, an aeronautics firm is readying for market a kite that will let its pilot soar like a condor for 100 to 150 miles. WEATHER Yesterday's high 89 low 71. Partly cloudy today and Thurid.uy. Highs in the 801. Lows tonight 64 to 70. Cool weather clung to the eastern halt of the nation today and brought a frosty chill to parts of the Midwest for the second day In a row. Frost warnings were out for Indiana and Ohio, while more frost was likely In lower Michigan and portions of Illinois. No Help To Semoran Blvd. Areadutbs Bridge . . .. 2A iM IA CtaasUied ada ......... 12A43A comics .......... ........ HA Crossword puzzle ......... IOA Dr Crane .................11* 1-4 436 Plans Outlined ALTA.MONTE £PRLNGS - Modifications planned for the intersection of SR 431 and Interstate 4 were not designed help 436, they were disigned to help 1.4," a representative of the state Department of Transportation told City ... ..'' Dear Abby ................ISA TV ....... ................. ISA iiIn*Itted the property In county territory -____________________ turning lanes will be provided for a southbound traffic. Con. struction time for this phase would be 1$ months, according to flower. Publlcnoticn .............11* Pha.se2 would IttflOVI the two Society $MA lanes and provide instead a loop Spur's ...... .... ........ 4A4A souti'ibound traffic to go .......... holder modifications will require the purchase of one gasoline station outside the city's jurisdiction ant none of the other 'on. George Holder, of DOT, struction near the intersection appeared before the board Oft will be necessary or Is planned invitation of the Council to for purchase for additional right explain the work to be done at of way. the Intersection In two phaiu When asked why a lull blown clover loaf Is not built it the over th. next three years Under the first phase the spot, holder said such a median in the 14 bridge Is to be modification would give the — removed to provide space for east and west turning lanes for IdltonIalcomm.nt ... . ..... rntert.ainmnent IOA Horoscope ...............10 HospItal now............... .. north on Douglas Avenue and loop buck iiito the Interstate for southbound traffic. Council last night. northbound and southbound traffic on the Interstate and two HERALD INDEX Cement shipments into area will get worse, piobsbly. They had a pre-dawn blaze which eatenaively damaged - --=- -_-=-TiiT_41irTh JL' 1Tj I nipletinn of tie eatnnbA11q0 b m;ist ln'k Nov. 1 and losing." fie told thebnard the number -.f -owiters has decreased an the -rrthousef project He mid his -. - = ' - 09 1,4 of September for the -7 out Ripp said the company has no desire to hurl hearing opposed the change in zoning before anyone and will have the highest Jyp. stipulation was made concerning the wall, Sanford Russell, of fll Boston Avenue, Insisting development WOODROW DARDEN, find $1,000 in a 1967 irand larceny case Involvingmisuse of chooi . I - -----I - - A1.TAMONTE SPRINGS - Chang, In that although wail consthsctkm" Is a fine thing. zoning to permit development and coristruction the reildeXEeS are being pudaM of a shopping center on the Valley Forge Country and will be crushed" by promoters, speculators 'Albert Pit' Club property fronting on SR 436, directly across and investors who have no interest in the city the highway from the proposed Altamonte Mail, after their projects are accomplished and ther Used For money made. was approved by City Council last night Russell said peace, quiet, tranquility and following a public hearing. Before adoption of an ordinance to formally contentment of the area has ended with con. Land Fill change the zoning, however, the Council decided etruction of nearby apartments 'Pengress does not give anyone the right to indiscrImInately to again place stipulations in the change to require construction of a six-foot masonry wall take over and chang, the character of a neigh. County conzmlaslnnurs were around the perimeter of the development to borhood," Russell maintainel apprised of the continued Mayor Lawrence Swofford urged thee, mg* protect residential property to the south of the as opposing the development to look at the record g'•. tract and they would find that the city has never hart is still ailog It to dump land fill. Included in the motion to Instruct the attorney to prepare the ordinance was the anyone In the community with changes in zoning requirement that owners of the land execute a and, in fact property values have sharply rianen. According to Assistant An elderly woman challenged the mayors County Attorney Howard contract with the city providing a linL'hed remarks, insisting her property has been rwried Mat-se.. Albert has the fjvuon to nulsonry wall from Boston Avenue west and down Orange Aven, ue to where the apartment and she has no desire to place on the market the um uw anstin violation of the buildings begin. It was made clear that the wall home she has maintained and improved for the law until the county obtains would be built with a 10-foot setback from the pt 17 yeam adjudication against him. Harold Ripp, representing the owners of the right-of-way line prior to issuance of a building In other ui:tlon. CommisSion land, insisted his company is nut speculating and Chairman Greg Oriuiunoud permit for the shopping center, Adjacent property owners at the public does not plan to move Into the city, sell and move instructed ,UmI nistrative -t DOZENS I By the way. .thank you for the overwhelming response to -. - -- - - - presented by Matz to the ,wt a ** I 1. I 9 - Zoning Approved visitors, according to our SANFORD, FLA. 32111 rao iirmmtM looked dolefully at :i follow commi*sloner 1esday altemoon and said, can on larturr ionic to tip I in- HEADLINES "I montI -19 r Md To: THE SANFORD HERALD Phone: 322-2611 or 831-9993' recuperating in Arizona from gunshot wounds flicted by his wife, who killed herself. Left Over Business.. . was going to respond to Bill Bush's SUBSCRIPTION COUPON A tot . A41Iirbed County (r- % -- 'LF(L(W K1 ... , BULLETIN WAShINGTON — Secretary of Defense Melvin It. Laird said today the L.S. h'°°P wlthdrawa program will go on it the "me time Nixon has taken itaw military action In Vietnam. Interstate more traffic than it can now handle sod agreed the modification now planned as net a properly designed in. tersection. Mayor Lawrence SwoIfttt called the limited modification -nearsightedness and poor planning' and insisted the intersection putdei'iu t'tild still be solved for less than $1 million "but there is no one In the DOT or the Board of County Cons' ,nluloners who desires to do SPECIALS Ceiling Tile 13 ic," "how does the plan help 436" Councilman Dan Don. man-asked. holder's answer was that it was not designed to help a, which now carries more traffic $999 Paneling 4sLatu "WoOpaint than the interstate highway. Swofford assured any right-of. way thiat might be cettci1 for the modification will be OVAn 'Til 4P.M. Saturdays reserved from development by llw city. None Lsneeied which i5 now under city jurisdiction, Holder said. uansn CHAPaC aaMa&Ms.,camD 130$. Mapl• Ave. 1c 2 $79! in G* a Sanford, Florida � 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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I"W flUiD) i -- C T4-Atrrath I UI o 0 J_ £1 oM ir CD persons were injured in this three in car pile-up at SIt 434 and Tollgate Trail were injured Friday afternoon. The Longwood removed from the scene by both If( Ambulances and their helicopter. See pnge 2 for other accident photo tint! related story. (Gary ay.orPhoto) with a pistol, police said. When Green came out, he was shot twice and was dead on arrival at Seminole Memorial Hospital. 11I Q P0,N i iU i t TI' r Green's wife, Mae. NNW Gunter said finally, in 9 for judges three county Seminole ('otjnlv SEVERAL ____ 3 and the Senate's three judgcol were divided. However, It was county judge. [fill, Gunter continued, other The Senate, which iVened Its learned today the entire lo,glilative delegation. three and final sevsIon at 7 a Ill. Friday. arr-wrAments followed and wo-r& and then a .ts'e . ;1;ht rcprracnt.attve; will unit tack up the matfrr of uunty ;sproved started, requesting rec€rGunter il liam this evening and Tuesday In on judges Sen W sri sidenition and withdrawal f fer of ed the LegLstature OrangeSeminolem to have "lion reipee V itne nlprove three county judges for armwndment recommending s at or I I.inte Sen i Seminole County authorities are searching for a Midway man w anted for the Saturday death of another Midway resident who was gunned down while standing on his front porch after an argument had ensued between the two. Lt. L. J. Knz, county investigator, said a warrent has been issued charging Joseph Tucker, 35, with first degree murder in the death of Joseph Green, 54, who died after slugs from a.22 pistol struck him in the heart and left arm. The alleged killer escaped in his car, which was found later near Sanford. According to Kriz, the two men had an argument ,, early Saturday that culminated with Green striking Tucker several times. Both men reside in the same area and np U I' parentiv Tucker returned later to Green's house -s g sji . .,. \,. " .. *. Y•..! .- -- ' : air ' A A —.- C 0 =ass O mo o* raloo CD (DO M .' 1 _____ 1. WA riiermns perished. Lnr(f. .it rpsrts frrm 'i's • area %0 rraks sotith of Tehran eitimated from 2,8W to 400 died. ('s-y %LIOU*heht Pirons '( after flying Firs Province . - over the region ftt about one[aped. The quake, starting at 5:38 Sur im ever to hit, one Iran, regutertog 7 on the . •-.-=,----,..--. ,,,. r Elementa" School in Oviedo, Seminole High and four from Sanford Middle Although the child's condition is conslidered critical. his parents Hmrings for two other students, one each (j( nter and trends have not g i'ahope and are praying for his 'recovery. His grandmother is .: . 1ark P Memorial Hospital s result of complicaftons after he came down with the measles. Ten-year'okt Rusty, a four th grade student at T. W. Lawton has ' 'i from Teague Middle and Crooms High, were scheduled with th e Board for 3:30 p.m. Thursday. Board will decide after the hearings, which - bedside around the clock waiting for an answer to their prayers for his survival. J, are ti mes . thin : gone off his rocker (again)..." i proposals to ask voters for a millage election to - - -- ja know that if You Just California 11 ' .' . "4 shake me of those folks hand... At least those 3,700 who took the time to write to Governor Reagan and obJect W that state's Supreme Court in favor of Ruling. abolishing the death penalty. Of that total, only n writers were in favor 4 ruling. But the way they addressed 11 sorne of their envelopes ... well, it's just not riaht to Call 1,111011 "bubble-headed dum-4um." And referring to their residence as the Dpartmer.t of Injustice g• Not bad ... not bad. (Bubbleheaded dum-dums .. gotta remember that one, folks.) CL çr¼ — I , j e4 TZ ON 11118 DP.T7. IN ILiflUØY I. isa, laVeitter Alexander CrscP"r Twill suffettd an 1111th" mastic' attack while trying to communicate with his neighbor sin tIn can and wire, SAW it credited with b phose call. -. -- i -- T R HE - . . A 1%8 earthquake with the same reading 10 IICO persons in eastern Iran But the latest tembior hit an area lightly populated. Ptrooz said. f'O ftfllfl the '— — , - ,.. - -- - Rai s uspects e were still suing. amcia's resitar viewing a* scene hashish possession is pending Oregon Avenue near Sanford. county jail after posting ZW Charged with possession of bond each. against Richardson. depending up reliet beaikluarMary Ann McCarthy, V. ( Hoveida set marijuana were Unda Gail finding, Russell laboratory his °' am was reNine persons were arrested on a Fairtane Circle, Valley Forge Apartment.s, tem in Botts, 17,01113 hour ly to by Sanford police and sheriff's said. Patricia LouIse Spain. 17, and Altamonte Springs. was p0(1mg The detective stated a car deputies on drug charges In governrnent, spokesman said. of UtheKathleenspain,20 sisters, both of 214 Short Street, Lake Cirl:uit Judge Dominick Salti on $5.000 valued between narcotic activity In Seminole "Pot" Slary. Clifford LeRoy Brown. possession and sale of was traveling in southem Iran. were confiscated In County during the weekend. and $10.OW WA3 named to supervtSe erPage 5) , " 19. Route 1, Box 288. and Jimmy dangerous drug charges, the arrests Mrs. McCarthy is a dancer atzurw at the scene DeputySheriff R. L. Kunkler Clark Whelcheil 18. of 460 Elliot anested live pemns Saturday Avenue. Florida law Enforcement alter he stopped a car on U tie I Li have - eniployed at an OrLinda night They were released from spot. ----- $64,000 ---.---- --- Questions Posed bled by Del S 'Li Russell. Eddie.11ughes and William • turdit r 1 'k' Including u ng n ldi )O rte ptrs UflhI girl. and char ged ie trio after some 10 pounds o grass • am umn. near the quake mow. The sur- were women and children caught in dwir pruniUve mud brick housies. Many of t1w men were apparently en route to the fields when the quake struck. Prime Muuster Amir Abass By BILL SCOTT risen to 20 in three dayi Sanford Del. Sgt. , - ANO R chter scale a spokesman for Institute at Ich'u1 University said. Reports reaching Tehran in- Department and county agents Thurulay on drug charges, the —I' . - - u air. new school construction. -- -. • AND THEN Weekend Dru Counting 11 arrests made by Herald Index 2 - Bridge to . ... 14 1.3-13 Claaadial . ads Comics - 1041 10.11 12 Will the residents of take sources, have reported the issue community at a Chamber of to Mary choose to Incorporate has bogged down with op. Curiuuercescssion and reported Dear Abby the Edttorialconuuent ...•,. 4 at favorable tCS?OOSC (10, boundary proximnat&ty half the residents what and If the y 11 Lines are they thinking of setting wanting to incorporate and the meeting and Later from two Entertainment others wanting to riumintain the spectators who took time to Horoscope .............. to for what would be the newest was Hospital alnotes ............ .3 letters. while an intended Seminole County municipality' status quo but realizmi that, write their views drop wam in progress. .• In his talk. Meyer tried to Public notices under present situations, this These are double $64 thousand Russell charged John Baxter questions being asked by would be difficult to do, what allay the (ears of a large Society Richardson Jr., of Winter Park, persons living in and outside 64 it)i surrounding count) Land number of Lake Mary dwellers Spurt3 and Charles ln,alaa, ,19. of that community are asking. it being unnexed on an almost that Sanford is trying to "gobble TV OTLLif1d0 tino tie Ju%CniC witi; Vvizubk martec 14 em up" th basis by other Several persons close to the weekly possession and "' of questions, which can bes t be municipalities. marijuana. mcy were ,aied in solved after obtaining all inSanford City Co:iuniuloner lie t5.000 1bond11enth11 said (urination from all iL'uable Gerduii Ms?>er •kt in the • ' r - -. . - " - .- . . . .; 4',, ' ,. in ------ . I £ . SCiICu •'.. . :r es - agree that slowly but surely this Sudden thought.....tie a string around your finger to remind you of something, and you'll spend e day wondering why th you tied the string around your finger. 3 - ago will be discumed in light of the proposal of Washington, D.C.) and You happened to "create" four mil children In your fay......YOU WOULD HE FIRE!) FROM YOUR JOB! mree is all right 4 is too much') You think I'm kidding? Check on It neighbors rj - tonight and we if you don't Did - - (Related story and photos, r worked for the Pan American Union (with offices in ' - construct new schools. Also the 45-15 study plan disclosed a week t continues to erode liberties. rz - - Well, cogitate on this morsel during your evening meal some $ pulsion mandatory for the rest of the term unless th e board elects to do otherwise. Board has scheduled a 1 p.m. work session Tuesday before the regular meeting to discuss --- . remainder of the term. All students scheduled for expulsion have received three suspensions, which makes ex- -. I FIRST THERE WAS ONE . Mrs. Wesley Flowers of Sanwere requested by parents, whether to accept recommendations of principals to expel or vote ford. Members of Rusty's family to allow the students to remain In school for the are keeping watch by his C said School Board is expected to expel nine more students at Tuesday's 3 p.m. regular meeting, bringing the total to be excused this year to 38, mostly high school students Again Sanford area schools lead the expulsion parade with the nine coming from three city schools, two from Crooms High, three from trs0past 12 days t at for A More (' Quake ila ms •- : Schools Will Weigh We need your help, folks ..ifl the torn' of a prayer, please Stev en Ro Rust>) naulerson ci 470 E. Stath Street Chuluota, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. (',unter A IAN lrn AP devaeartb.uake aiimbled mud brick viflages In st*ither'n Iran early i4xtay and the national radio- television network reported more than 1,. . C 1004 UJohnA.Spolakl Senator 1 1000 . °—".- developed ) 4 ,,•''I - "N 1"V_ UK&- wantn minutes of the suin. only his amen4niant tw4 (Ci',nt 4 ('n Pi ? (Id I rnent by two votes overrkl.rn' This Iiau Issue reached such Itenreu'ntative$ earlier ap closing proved two county Judges mi' ;tsc,wnjudsctaryeocnrnittee At ,,in It dc In minutes of the (lying regular Seminole County. The Senate this point, the matter would ceion of thr Senate Friday judiciary committee racom- line been referred In a connight that it appeared the three mitendeci to the full Senate that feftoce committee, to decide senators from Seminole-Orango Seminole County be held to one between the House's two Judges ! @1101 1non oter areas Johnson Rtile specW one-day session of county jtjdv.~,q in live state's Orange). Fleth pope M60,1. tile StateAS&Ijiture tomorrow. judi(-jal district-s. The court COCON) and V"l# -ounty Johns) joined In support rf e-ininole Cour#Y. for Guntel's arrienliffwnt P,Ioiom,d Into a No. l SenMe approved his amer4 house The Slate s tatewide Issue - _ &mthok.Thjsw,aftefearfter auw'ndrnent.s from , 1usd _ Assa'i'lant Sought M*Idway Death Question S4yuilnnlr (otinty, under the (uunly Is nllncaIed one county t'en defeated. Article V nmrnttnwnt approved Judge. TIN! Supreme (Mutt, In Sens Kenneth ,'linIe and by the electorate lint month, keeping with the law, recoin' will tw a prime subject before- mended nsinsbera of circuit and John Ducker (R.Serninnle "tint Monday, April 10, 1972—Sanford, Flos'1da327?1 Price 10 Cents 64th Year, No. 166 Judge t ju d ges CL —S Will Settle • .s4 2' RALPH AUSTIN SMI'I'Il (right) is congra tulated b Sanford Kiwanis Club presdent Ernest Cowley for receiving the Sidney A. Singleton Award for Civic Achievement presented annually by the Kiwanis Club of North (City of) Orlando for pursuit of civic ctivitics. excellence in the P----- idi -- - ------ This ng additional charges against Richardson and Calabra of possession and sale of na would be filed (or a March 26 transaction,when pound of marijuana was delivered by the pair to an undercover agent. Still another charge --- high 67 low 51. WEATHER Generally fair with with warming trend, highs 75 to 80 and 78 to 84 Tuesday. Low 55 to 60 tonight. That last clump of winter was still lodged over the eastern third of the nation today, with o vernight temperatures as low as the 20s or lower 3()s well into the South, -- Fund Lacks $72,000 SA Building Drive In Final Pus h County Seminole The Salvation Army building fund drive has now come within needed to 172000 of the $250 insure success. Funds subscribed oill be used to construct and equip a cornmnunity service center, in'IIMFJ1' boys' c!L.I. a club mmd girls' club, youth t-riiter and family service area. The crntt'r also will include a football field and baseball field, It will include all Salvation Army service area' as well as a '. chapel. It will be Located on four acres of Land just off French Avenue between 21.1 and 22nd Streets, In making the latest progress report, Harold Kiimtner and Dr. Vincent Roberts, co-chairmen, said: "We are making every osibIc effort to complete this fund drive by raising the $/.000 ne-riled to reach the ('an)iusI.n •tbjt'ttit't' this w'-ck. The miicfl who one working on this drive will be making their final reports during the next few days We are holding it report meeting every day this week at the Salvation Army building between 1 and 5 p.m. We would encourage ever person who would like to have . part in building this new center to send or bring their cofltrutioni to the building fund office at the Salvation Army this week." h.aaisser said; "Itight sloW 1 the Iwat time to support (jib drive It is now that we twvt help. It is now that we Zisli ttiti5 people who really care about wha t tus$.petu to our local Sal v ation Army to make their coltuIiltIi(efl(3 to the building fund (loud intentions are not enough. We must have tangible expressions of financial sup. port. Contributions may be tailed to the Salvation Army at I'.!). Box 1358 in Sa nford." A total of 148 contributions hsvc been received. Donors may budget (heir wiai conIntuition oer a pertixl of fivi, >c.ir titrougi, ha' uSc of 4i letter itt intention" Payments 111"y IN made in any manner desirable to the Donor --------- - �- __________________ . - -• -=- - .-. - The Story Of Heads tart _ Oscar Show Tonight Lr_. R GESE HADSAKER UOLL\ V OOD ( AP) The ballot.s are eounted an its Academy Aard night, but a labor dispute could black ou t television coverage of tonight's 44 th annual Oscar presentations in the United Stat es and 38 other countries. Five hundred members of a st.agehands union, Sta ge Employes Alliance Local 33, voted Surida to strike the television networks, including NBC, which is showing the Academy Awards. But the union members were waiting final au thorization today from their national headquartersAn NBC spokesman satd the telecast 'aild go on ,thout the stagehands But if related behind the scenes unions also walked out as the !tagehands predicted. "we cant say 'hat the impact wou ld be," the spokesman said. NBC estimates the audience for the 10p.m. EST show inillion in the United States alone a the r A ecord 39 cc*rntnes ere ..ch AW telecast fa e more th.n last e.ar Li e broad casting as planned for eight count ri es, dela ed cho'iaing an tle rest because of time differences In any case, the two-hou r Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences show will go on tforc alive audienceof 2, 900 at the Los Angeles Music Ceter Pailion. Charlie Chaplin. 83 next Sunday, all get an honorary Academ 3ward. George C. Scott and Glenda Jackson. winnerslastye-*r, are up for repests. And the best-pictu re race is a bewildering mix wi th no sure-fire favori tes. Winners of the Osca rs re chosen b secret ballots of the academy 3 068 voting mem bers Nominees for the best pic ture of I9 I are: A Clockwork Orange," Xrated, hectic and advertised as "about a man who loves ultravio)ence, rape and Beethoven," It won the New 'York Film Cri ti cs' awards for best picture and drection by Stanley Kubrick. -- . i°. . . - ' ( '40 :-. - - -- . - . . (Wfl : -. - '•- - -. — • ... -- j.._ . afternoon. Emma F.ik, Jung. 59, ci Maitland "as _ - ' - -- ,, — mom - ci u sena tors had been there since 7 Plante said. Fca- example, tie wanW ww county judge for Leon County, with 100,000 - residents and tWo utIIVeiSIUCS to c'onurwe,' Referring to Sen. Mallory lit pOiflttldCait, P1k said, that u-fri-ne prt'sidemit.eleci ci the loUt sraimdtrig c'c'witles each have populations ci ,000 anz Senate, Pbinte .. th ou ne °u-Y Judge., a-his e reall_ at Hca-ne was ab t worms two dayr aweek. judges to help Cauro. out in Leon - ' -. - -. ' - - Sawer - -lt Lorraine Burns Dean, 72, ci do'c to wt- - 'ood Councilman William Kky' to gr un u-ULviflg iTS1 LA era1 £ Isis. Investigating officer Bob William Edwa rd Pratt. 41, charged Ntcholas Mrs. ro Box 477, Lake Mar", was Pemeelli wi th fa ilure to 5tP taken to Seminole Memorial for a actiocil bus. The girl inif- Hospital after he lost control of Sav I any amendments, alloaarig ngs and Loan of Seminole County, k......1. C..l...a ., 1.... S. UI C4I*..31, % l.W $.A1, LU LUAU 'I LU-I the papers concerning the annexation suit filed by Mrs. June Lormann last week. Klosky was Senate the last elected official of the cit to t* ert'ed figures, "Would upset the ________________________________ CounciL at a 730 p.m. workihop meeting Monday. Set VVed day s • - f • -I hi; tIll the thillrrn o t stiiouiwjth these nil V .tot),c on ttir rlf-4stnn, itriprovetl - . - their rrlatiimhip with other rirnrkett mi- .hlhlren showed provetnent and the learning process showeil Im-reased upgrading on,' tf the ?nir'y ot her gnats of place called the And so we come to the joyous turn. sluiring with their nelo- ta onte Bush To Rebut , ' not like the plans matte at tOc Accorilin' to Ma)-nr Swof ford tcrt'hiaingc there." . By "' Mayor Swofford conterubt ftt inecting which include closing the County Commimion prior to PEG / JAMAICAS 1299 266 _1 _ the 1i70 elections adopted a the county should have pur. the bridges and placing turn-in County Engineer William resolution pledging to purc hase chased the right-of-way, but lanes as well as placing two Bush will report to County the right-of-way for the in. that t1w county luts refuwd to more lights north of Doughts CommIssioners at their 100 . POtYISIIS KNIT ILASTIC WAI5TIA40 2 p.m. terchange at an estimated cost cooperate. Further, he said that Avenue. however, he conceded meeting tomorrow upon a of $300 000. However, the the county continues to issue that this will relieve sonic of the meeting held Thursda at resolution was subsequently building permits along the congestion, but Is not the Altamonte Springs relative to wiihutrawn. right-of-way, which includes the ultimate solution. the Sit 436-1-4 interchange The controversial mayor Mayor Swofford has noted Kentucky Fried Chk-ken 4111(1 clovt'rkaI. that this area has more traf tic live filling stations. Swof ford, elucidated that It was sta ted at The meeting was a source of generated than amy other in the continually at odds with the meeting that more traFfic - stated displeasure to Atlartionte county, but mid that at the Drummond, * Springs ilayor Lawrence meeting County Commission 'Drummond r that could hill, tx- placed In 14 than it 14 wamee aive. in Sanford Cmmc, in which represen- in the past. Mayor Swofford district represented $59 million stnxi by a 19C3 Buick driven by tatkves.d the district appeared mentioned the tact that the In propeety valuation, while the Slth P-k'elli, 3i, of to discmas the matter, the city district rcc-elves the same city represented only $39 410 E. th Place. Sanford, as *4eed to formulate a proposal protection as the residents of million. the gui erassed Sanf ord Avenue icr a two-tout )W c'cmtractual the city, and pays considerably Virgil Cordell, representing after unloading from a school basis The issue was StYmied at less. thedistrict, said the figures which the mayor cited were based upon December 1970 REG. $2.99 POLYESTER BLOUSES. 266 S... SPRING PASTELS - WITH J POINTED COLLAR million for the MINI CUSHION SOLID WHITE DECK SHOES -- I ia/Il S LEEV ELE SS keeps popping oft could handle and that it would Swofford who was vociferously Chairman Greg Drummond at tile niouth. . he's walking coit $6.7 cloverleaf. denounced the part played by stated that the cou nty "cannot hackwards." the County Commission. afford the luxury of an InSwofford said that lie does . Are a I) e ath s about a - Fre Contract Debated - liil.Ireri, III' (entir - $ Hike . (aItiolR $ Slutrinj' up with sweet smelling soap Catholic Sha ring Center on cml of a story with a pathetic hors by giving their outgrown we ate food. It Was 30 good tobC Sanford Avenue. We went down beginning and I fl(1 a coin- ClOt hes to those in need. A dean and have tood. there and those WflfllCfl had passionate llcadst.art worker, beginning hasbecnest.nbhished. "Teacher 10(1k inc 10 the s..tne real nice clothes for m- iIr5. Adit Sires, elated iti ito1' HEAVY DUTY DUCK UPPERCOMFORTABLE CUSHION INSOLE I 99 II However, Gunler and Plante are again will take Into sideration th e problem of other members d the Seminoledrainage in Meadowlark sub- Or*TIt lefIi*laIZIW &1eI*ti that Seminole cannot be classed division. Unit 1. The matter with Leon County because of its postponed at a n e geographic situation. With a Council an AI-il 3 tabulation and that some tvelnpers piopeity was lost due to anBy MARION BEThEA Stations and establishments th COD*L!fld CUWI Howard SoWn and Clifford fOr fflhX )'WL She nezatlon by the city, He selling intoxicating beverages 'loaded" ed apdocket will be wits. v IWPbeWS, E. Jordan have request i d was ieaetarv cit the General to note considerable anneza tion lengthy agenda facing t he iii C-I and C-2 commercial a becaose ci its 1oxinilty to Mrs. Mary D or ia Mehaffey, Terw il leg er , bo th nfor of Sa oral ot c'cmttnuatl on of pr 60, ci 310 Holly Avenue, South. and John Terwilieger at Sanford Memorial Library of property in the %icinity of 1-4. grassy swaii ti-wee feet deep as Orlando. Walt Dianey W*id County Plammin and ZC1Ufl Association at fbi tfrne the Commission at regular e ccrnmiu*cin will review a died Saturday morning at Daytona. arterial highways and the Th a temporary measu'e Swoff crd said that this an Ui-wary was built. She was a by pr op os rough Central nerUng at 7:30 pin. Weded apartment PI*Ct passing th S nok Memorial Hospital. FUD al iCJL'li*fl t ti en member of Holy Cross nezation west of the In tersta te nesday ebcited the quip from the G ra nd HDttI Cany to be She na tive of Stuact Va.. ay at 2 p. at E ve Council has indi cated Flda. virgil Espiscopal Church and St. had nothing to do wi th the e Zoning Duecior Rob t Brown, loca d De th er te on Lake StiTi) SOU PIante closed the telephon and bed an Sanford since 1946 Cemetery ri th Rev. dissatisfaction of the plan. district and that they had not ficiating. Brisson Agnes Guild. She was a w p." read it and ee of Sprang La ke H il ls. mttD%ir tJ StaWl tie is t of moving tierr from Columlais. Bryant Jr. of al th ouEh recently approvin g of F ounders and Patriota cit "'ost one building" to city, all The meeting, in the County Wymc're Road. "Confident Seminole County Ga. She au member ci t he Funeral Borne ir engineering plans for •'i having been lost In land value, Ame rica, National Society th e Also to be reviewed Is a FIeldiciale Metiw4Ast iii-i will have two county judges, U Commission chambers of _____________ Terraces" tici New England Womm National Thij~ he said. did riot requirt of Fieldstiale. Va., and was guod court hotm. includes 12 public proposed apartment pro)ect three. And there is a MR& F3 R. KEY existing open drainage ditch, riot Society of the Women Pection. hearing for change ci zoning Indian Hills Villa located it ail l be üree" c nce se ta - -treasurer cit the HB. s. IL id Mao upon the agenda for the ha districts and 23 preliminary Indian Hills i Inc., of San- Satzrda in Orlando. horn in Descendants of the Ancient meeting is a discussion of Swofford mentioned the reviews for change ci zoning Public hearings tflCIIS& Li-ut ford. BULLETIN Worcheater, Mass., she was a Honorable Artillery Company, millage asaed in the Bear rmnmic-*pabty'a partacq'at ion In Colonial the disicIs. the Lake-For of Richard Parker requesting a Sunliors include - her member ci an early pioneer the TOP1C program. est City distrlctu WASHINGTON API . . . -, ttnti L. M*?IeI. talTuJy. wbith owned a w1nt husband. Council address a r Ii .4A.. 1 e...4 .....-ik .4 V ai f...... WI i a 'f or th Tangerine an Orange Plymouth Colocy Da Altamonte offers me at 1s willingness session tk ` 1 the American RevoluUon and Zoning Meeting ocan N nK > mama dtf we ate food - we got all cleanc with catellem driving by in. the work session with ther Mayor Swofford went on to lAngwood. is in tl* Intensive the city ncr the district having a cite the opposing figures paic) Care Unit at Firs-ida Hospital in satisfactory condition. Damage An impasse between the definite figure to present for the for the protection with the Suburban Fire Control District service, district pa -mg 34 cents per to her 965 Rambler was set Mayor Lawrence Swofford $1,000 of assessed property SM. She was nished to the and the city regarding fire . . .. .... , -. me ay vazunuoa W,Q me and me reswenas Cl Herndon_s protection flOpUU7 h ospita l by resolution within the nest two in willing to provide th e the city paying $1.35 per rijajc'e heluoptey. protection to the dlsthct txat not thou.d. He contended that Iii another Friday afternoon weeks. AtahcmeetlngciC1ty cmthesametsls of re'enueu this s inequitable since the accident, Luamie Lucas. 11. of -- hui*irrn (hit of these ts pipe that we could turn off and sleep on and prett - clean sheet.s anyone cared whether you were takIng plaIce in ttiy areai, Mrs on when we wanted to on therii • I learned to use suit or were not — anything' Well, I Sires said, "now the parents air.' "We plS)Cul gaitit's, we ate tLtie paper. know that nellet'nni' t - ar 's And ft twgirining to re;ihii*' uethers nr' food- wC colored III SOIIIC books'. 'Then teac he r told my mania is aso good." also in need and they ore, in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Marion W. Anderson, driving a 1960 Ford truck, was cha rged at Rr,-,,,, thet In rwfn' — h.Ll ---------,-,-- in I'$iA itwrr are IIe renters in Scitilnole at-ru,,in,nclnting Y1 t.'ti,I of 2(X) fipuratitl 1lvf-).--sr - fereda trc*en leg and head and a 1970 TrIumph motorcycle he vestigating officer Williai facia l lacci-ationt. was riding. Nicholas also In- Dube of the Sanford Police The trailer of a sand truck estliated this accident for the Department. TheCheviolet was was damaged when the SanfordPohceflcpartmnent,tsat totaledwi th $-45Odamagetn the h'ijraulic slipped into gear no charges were filed Pontiac 'in.l $(O0 daniai.,e tO the while it WM tlUl down Twceiersons were injured In a truck ALTAMON`M SPRINGS SHERIFF'S DEPLTTY James Jernigan tracked ./ tile Federal Nligrant l3rogram, and Nirs. & "And then thLs woman said, 4-ni mraite IN parents of thesq, Gmirge Sires, licadstart teacher. "You need to lx- in our licad. i hildreti' lo reallie tile famil) start program." Froin then on, (Ann Sieczkowski l3hoto) re%p4onnibililles and to obtaw it was like a dream - we ha d doctor 81111 then she sta rted l)tOthCl's and it,i' and for UI) mlet1witt' *'(lu(litiofi In order to plent)- of food - there was a soaktng my so res and they tell nuntia, to", be sel1sup;xrting ba th roomlnside.Andwatcr(na be tter - we had little cots to "Did you ever wonder if "A beautiful transition ii S a-as .— tiI1urn, Iy 1th1rtve:lhfln - P1C I .1 I — Aitarnonte - - — %-rhicle pik-up at Mh and Damage to her 1960 OkLmiobile Interstate 4. Dan-age was set at three. South Williams, 114 satsumit was met at SM. She is in fair $6,5W when the trailer hit the French in Sanford Saturday condition at Florida Hospital. MArkharn Road averpan in die afternoon at 6.30 p.m. LAICiOUS Drive, Sanfort], was charged tM urking aft Tamela Moire S.aiirr, *, of SCll th bOUfld Lane, 'lWflh0&IC7 Lctist Butte Sr., Apt Altamonte Springs is in Forest City was the driver. No Avenue, Sanford. driving a IQU 12:05 accident at Lake Mary satisfactory conaitlon at charges were filed by in- Ponti ac and Deborah K. Road and 5th Street S'ad.9 Florida Hospital. The 1971 vestagating Trooper C. I... Weitfall, 1351 Mellonville morning. Alton Oliver Jenkins, RL 2, Box 183, Sanford, was the Dodge she was driving was I Tomm)) TomlinAm of the Avenue. Sanford. driving a 19% lcrida Highway Pa trol. totaled, Linda Horn, 27. a Chevrolet. , were taken to other driver Involved. asseiager in the Sawer vehicle, is aiso in satisfactory condition at Florida Hospital. Lri-a L. 1!~ . ;-' charged with careless ;i",g b Earl Cciru-*ll of the .ongwocid Police Department. ______ I I I.) I Friday voted. and the amendment was Ttse9day-It was the Rim of Sen. withdrawn. Plante- at his riffiev in (*wAn Dm*x7 Rwron. cW&man of cv 4aii-d this morning that he the Ssteiuthctirycin r.so acted -because of the to hold down an the number of COWlt ui ea ch Judges c(lUlt.} bOhr j'i- figured that the Qrcult Judge in charge ni that I I Five persons were injured in a thire-car rollmoln at SR 434 arid Tollgate Tra il in I4mgwood -. .-.'. - 214 - a GARy TAYLOR j, - "las the 'irl had uct lef i school nuwimere rw'.rtI..ua LUANNE LUCAS, of the as cross Ingthe road in front heau bus leg snd anu ered a broken Boulevard, suff a , chargea wltn iaiiure to s. Mrs. Pemcelli was bu y a car £truck she was lacera tions when 410 stop for a school bus. ll i, 36, of Perncd Smi th driven by Marcella Gary Tsylor Photo East 2 th Place. According to Police Officer Or 11, 5 .- ' been pbning 1)) ourncl'.es •"Jii.I 'I.Th I hear omcom' at th( door here comes two women one said she wanted to talk to my mania and the other had a bigI*wloliatmeal.Sbest.nrted ON PANEL at All Souls Women's ('Rib, MIss feeding us all from that bowl, Patrk'ia Iitatiegan (left), social educator (or And, oh my, it felt w g(xxt. - -- better Wit- of t*giiri - three little in-others and I ha'.-s' -' (T AiIa soul in on s'Wres to Ito AII;ilalnhtll,li Winncn situ', III r(ly that llenultiirt lii l$.4 when ('uflhlres enarteil a bill to benefit in.Ilg.',et, either she is asleep and 111'. - . I'lot\ 11 'ii> hiitnhi since . ) - as NoRmol.xno—vinage ' -. -, . - to zecorTunend (air amendnsent CautInsie'd fmna Page 11 Pianti be witl.drawn. so I made the arid then ;.pprcwed 7. i.il the flccr zd asked f or (CStiIT'e I felt It wiser tO 8 so along then and regain oursd rec censadera 1,lnn It a T DraI fl . - I..' -- '. I - .. d Counc — Rash Of Accidents G a in.—4t was nearing midnight, an uie• were . — A 3 ' s inole I i'i F e ____ " -- Se I .- .. -- Q%II .•, - . self repc'i I 11011 II stuitiIIcnitttnrt' %,luil do it do' let a take a irip uliti llcadatartteather Mr (cor'. ires and see what Ilcadst.nt-( I', all about in the Seminole area. V,hen you Wcrr a little child, did you ever etend?'ShaUwe'nor'pIatthi game? "Let's pretend I'm a little four-year-old girl with ugh sores all over tue anil nothing i" - \ rTTr 1wrallw 81W linq pethapq helped Illy ANN NIF17KOWNK I .'•••••_._._ CONTINUING OUR GREAT SPRING SAVINGS SALE WITH ALL NEW ITEMS A Little Girl As Seen By Ma yBe Blacked Out ' REQ. S3.49 2 / 17 M - RINK 'Si-UI. 1 1lk c266 its .... — .7 d mill and . tane. _____ ution Howell grand Roact, south of ifl has been ,ftv trwn the takn water quallt) agreement regulations to county requesting signature during a titer-day ° restricted commercial district. the agreement by each While Otts UPOfl Muninva1an involved. House Sanford; LrotheM Willi, Baimore Md IL Scajes * A — I We was Rent in Sanford where soc worcivic affairs such s Cross and Mental Health Society. om of - Comfy Most of her education ew from A-i to lilA/I a. a. which will restrict service located at Highland Street ame CS SCt, apçroxzmately charge d a wnt& oneqttw1er -4• Donald McDonald MRS. IJEOMIA PIKE zoning fr Mrs. L#omia V. Pike, 1410 A-I to C-2 located northeast the Sanford 'sVtst Ith Street, died Wednesday at the Seminole Orlando Kennel Club. Elizabe th McCi.trheon Memorial Hptal. A ratrve chanje train Sanf ord. Mrs. Pike attended A-I to RC-) located upon 60 local schools. Edward Waters change . Funeral Notices — - a.—cwn.-.i 1. Donald Tyra .Jr. to — rzzmg Saluirdow. w ill songh east of Si-I 4V across from Sunland Estates. Bethunc College, Daytona o s. for 4$ years. As a member of /'J3 Harry Rein, trustee — A.M.E. Church. she ,erred on change from A-I to C-4 on the trustee and Stewardess property west of Oregon Boards and as a member of ;. enue,i.outhofSR44, cast ofI. Choir .umber C)T). 4 Sun-non include a daughter, Qiapaj zoning - ----• - - --'k '' -.•- -- I- -- ft . -. / 1 - — Winter Park Telephone Mrs. Frances Strickland, Ctrnpany — zoning change Sanford; Sisters . Mrs Is ei !ru!n A-; to C-: located nomb of Blarkshea . Sanford, " Mm the interiieTtim of SH 4H and !zda Baker. Miami; faster brother. Archie Dickerson, SandLakelioad. al DOklr) —zonin change liStDfl, and train A-I to CN on izertv nephews. and Wilson-Eichelbcrger Mortlocated on the east side of Lake W,well Road and nca-th ci uary in charge. Howell Branch .1i MRS. IREY's'E LZ.AVITT McKenzie— zoning Mrs. Irene M- LeaviU, U, Of dung, from R-1A to C-I on property located west at Iiland 711 E. First Street, died Friday James Lake, east of Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful. George McLarry DLI) THEY "DIG" W. You better beL'eve it! Over a thousand y..t.stcz's ',r,r 12 ,'iu for treawre at thp site of First Federal Savings arid Loan Association of Seminole County's New Branch office in Longwood, while participating in the unusual groundbreaking. Hard-hatted kids waiting in crews 01 24 at time claimed Saiurdayinf ourbours.Sllpaworthatrtalof$l,500werebwied. Ann Riley Photo) — zoning change from Ru. to C-I on Ixl3iertY fronting U.S 17-67, south and west of Seminole Btnat IMTO, norh ol Sunset Bvikvard. C(a1C'efltrate. Inc., * ch*ZIe from A-I to MI located south of SR 430 a adlacent to SR tsi. — afternoon. Born in Connecticut. She moved to Sanford in 19M. She was a member of First Presbyterian Ci-nitch of SanSurvivors tiaslelite.. '.- Include her '- ford: a brother. Barxxud W. Fletcher. Bridgeport. Conn., and two nieces, Mrs. Helen Ste'phenv.ai, and Mrs. Harriet Boyd, both of Sanford and three . Tweaflav of ir. Srsoan cP.at A I J. eY. VffOI Hospital Notes i tili-in L Moon' i)t,ilon K a thie Behrens, erpetual Care?li'iM 1ll Jessie R. Brewer COUNTRY CLUB ROAD _______________ j lit Joh E. Sue J. Hutchinson Polly O) Cora Elk 0 rd reford ' Richard Galloway N_ . Ned PtI5 w•it u, p, TVW•y a, Jeanette K. l)avls,Deltona ... MARY p of , "T ' " '' 0 Sa ford - iM --- .f* . 0*C eO' Arthur wil l RO a P 3 Hill r. _. ,, — WVCia$i Arne" illS I'.jrvlvmg dI1drsn are snirmi, COW*V — M. Finwy MoMisr. S. T . M,alIW. and WS dif M. san, aufriel Fr" te Gana,,•. $.raruti I$1WbI charve b4OlIW. C'.asi EtwwLtle It III PIER. MRS. LIOMIA V. C, Mu fit*J L... V 1^0 5 ' vc$ i,,,, will . '.""P'- Hartle y- G reen Grace B. Davis Marian A. St. John Christina A. Griffith Nancy IA-oln Hendr) • PLAN NOW , FOR TOMORROW 'S NEEDS... Robert Iknderson Ill 3L /ulgur Q .1. Ward. Qalern A Edward L. Magec, De13ir' Birth' F111 7 Bernice Davis Martha 3rdhIl Lavonla Murphy Hfl1Val1o)t 1.uMie Mu Phillips llla J. Walton Ernestine J. Williatti.'. EnunaLce Ashley ii ii 'tetioui Olga S. Palmer Julia A Kehot Deltona __ I Filte rj' ' i1t I r ' I - . :' 599 799 ItGS 24" 2 SUITER TRAIN CASE. °" S I I S S :':: . 299 LARGE HIBACHI GRILL 1LL 2 GALLON M'1A1 GAS CAN WITH LEGS NOW 97 G 12d 'CS WEIGHTED AUTO BIN. C" tI ' 'II 99, ' . 66C Drinisid" inudel, with a Permor emit I press cycle that gives all pernianent piess fabrics proper wrinkle-free care Lorin F. Armstrong, Deltona Jeannette K. Davis, Deltona Bernadette B Glade, Deltona Marshall I). fliu,mtntara, lake Mary J. M 1k ruetot, St from --up to i lbs. of mI'.,d. hea'. ilei apa ell - 1ingwood Steve J. Allen, Mini-s I.stiriui _______________ . a heavy duly innsttuction Bernard Shupp - , ' 10 dishbi you. - FIRST ESTABLISHED . C all rquipped to hanilebg toil s an io Ott) sy n hetic fabrics This 'I •° 21" SUITCASE 99 You want a '.'.aa er that within your budget but ' , MOLDED LUGGAGE Samuel D. Lee J. when Oldest Fiaseral Homi In Sismninol. County IN 1603 ov, i!I'111?fflY' ____________________ --- Sanford NOW IS THE TIME to plan c*iaos and make decIsions judgment Is not blurred by emotion. Plan together before need. Spare your family needless worry, confusion, and doubt. We a Brhsson will do everything jGAND AV GARDEN HOSE ER I ' HARD SIDE SPCUT A'eD NMA A SHI EiJm .. BIG 114 INCH X 50 FT $ Admissions to held • 'P ffl TusMy. *4 Aui OIpOI A.,MV. £dwsrd Cari.eiatly O44ICII$1115. ' . Tina I .. - Funeral sarvwums for ue M11113 Sarah F~8i o4orne Chapel with Rew 0 Ross olt"stow of fociatme crwf kalion wol 90*0 Gremitow Funeral Hern* in awme - Altamonte • ATA POPULAR PR I C E. -- Orlando Mr. and Mrs. 11.-n Boy , Sanford l)ischarg' Sanford: I Mu: Daniel G. Lewis, Lengit.-t Richard L. Gardiner. North n'ord — P .. MRS. Most In Demand" __ BRISSON Home en I . ' FUNERAL HOME When Service Matters BEAUTIFUL. (RillfenttPhntn ) --------- ______----------. ---- ------- — opined thaP Home. DOI—ralscwlc,sfor SmlI, and several grand-nieces. Brisson Funeral Home IS In charge of arrangements. 7 ' o".c.'uç. sn.i MIMASFIY. m Orlando; daughter, Mi'. Donald Merrell c Orlando; gOa ZU V)d who Clad hielf! of a. In. Cron po" 4 personally catching two breaking and entering suspects. Jaycee president George Crossley Jr., left, made the award In the form of a plaque to officer Dube in th e presence of Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler, right. f. money. . REG. 369 WILLIAM IJUBL, center, Sanford patrolman, was designated Officer of the Month for April by the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees for his work In .. Magna Charts Dames. Sur viv ors include her husband Arthur Raymond Ke. Orlando. 75. 04 College in Jacksourdle, and '' - r'... request for zoning acres beginning at the caiTter of - ughters ree hwt in ' .t -,_-.-.-...--. _______ - PTt1id1 ItZ to Decoretor colors . A11 rnrniss*oc dted its Dames, - - 7.J'.I U GRill4 on for __ U'fi TOILET SEAT -t a a went on - ?/'rrI,, April l, l?/1 The Snnforci Herald Monday, April 10, 1972 2—The Sanford Herald - Willie Mae Williams Granville C. Eubanks Ernest F. Shenk Edith liotsey Larry I. Payton Walter A. Fessler Sr Joseph Holden Geu:ge A. KmIiiw, Nor tee Orlando Sallie Foreman. Cmzsseltierry Shirley N. Egan. DvltorUi Lewis S. Daniel, Deltona L WWA033ON 1269 SALE Sanford 2522 PARK DR. Electric Co. DIAL 322-1562 - PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY -- OPEN 5L)NDA1 W $ ' J112 -, C) A N S 9 T0 ) 3 �- 4The Sanford Herald - --- -- . - ----=--- - = - - Monday. April 10 1972 Editorial Comment Building Fund Drive Success A It Is an extraordinary situation when a drive for fimch can be pcopty hailed as a suecwith a ctal S-before the final dollar has been pledge made. Yet that is the case with the drive for $175,000 beild1z fund for the Salvation Army Community Service Center In Sanford. As this comment Is made, there is a gap of MIN which is In the pros of being closed. Already, however, there are some factors which make this effort one of peculiar Of course the underlying fact is the lamentable lack of proper facilities u the dedicated Salvation Army officers have labored In Sanford. So bad have they been that it was not only desirable but essential that new and efficient means be created to face the challenge which the SA faces In Increased measure as Grea ter Sanford grows. Without doubt the spin-oft from the magnetic Walt Disney World has brought the problem the stranded transient into sharp focus. But what the campaign has revealed is the awareness of this by the people of Sanford and their willingness to do their part. oancare the medical StarsIn this doctors whose performance earned this accolade from Jack C. McDowell. Salvation Army management cciinse] for the Southern United States: "The suppert we have received fran the physicians in Seminole Counts' has become a real insAration. These doctors have already subscribed mart than lo per cent of the total goal of air building fund drive. 'Ihis is something that we in the Salvation Army have never experienced before and, to the best of my knowledge. nothing like this has ever happened in the Army in America before." With this as a shining example, the completlonof the drive isas certain as the fact that the doctors have no monopoly on goal works. In fact _ h whwh 9W415 to 9* VarIOUS civic chits have been received and honored by aibigl gifts and pledges is another positive factor which Is much mom important than the single act Itself. For the ability of Greater Sanford to so unite for such a worthy cause is now evident. It needs to be encouraged. It must be practiced. Those who have watched the dedicated performances of such fine Salvation Army worters as Capt. Jack Owens and his talented wife, who put up with the miserable facilities which were the only ones in recent years, with Christian fortitude and pa tience can only look forward to an even greater contribution to the nnumIty when the funds are raised and the itivad. the final the for this drive are Dr. Vincent civic minded professional who has a of _ anfarb shr STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page ROY GREEN Advertising Manager GARY TAYLOR DON W. PETERSON Classified Manager Sports Editor JANE CASSELBERRY Point Of View any funny lac*3 I WtXt dSd "We even made up an back to back. Ferguson only has pon, no smOm like Buster imaginary home town for the one long street. It you drive by Capky News Serv*ee Keaton and Ned Sparks in the Dull Guy—Ferguson. Ohio, it. you have to go all the way H01LYwC Atop the whig t the city limits sign Is around the world to get backpiano in the hv,ft room of old dRYL JackieVernon's home in IbIl ywX4 stands it caricattu't statuette of Carlie aiai WORLD MOVES And of! in a c*-ner, an a table, • ,%t them are simnar statuettes cc -zb LJ .::: "1 tike the ei said JackieVernon. "bat I did model my,rlI after ,- DO% FREEMAN - -- _ . . DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR.. Staff Photographer __ SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Malt 111.30 Mofft 35c XSc 5130 1 MTh .x w,. o Morims $1100 1 Year U.S. Pastel Regt.Iaiont provide that all mail subwriatiom be paid In advarses. Entered as second cliii matter October 21. iCID at the Pail Ohtic* a' Sanford. Fk,r'r. 3mi - No part of any material, new or advertising of this edition Dl The Sanford Herid may be repniducsd In any manner without written permission of fl., publisher of The Herald Any in divid'.ml or firm responsible for such ,euclion will be mldared as infringing on The Heralds cyrljPtt and will be laid liabie for damage under the law. daily ecep, Saturday. Sunday and Christmas pftshed Saturday preceding Christmas. lifted SCIUSIwily lo the use Iv reproduction a! all the local news printed In this newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents Aft monle Springs Marilyn Gordon 1314m Bear Lake . Femi City Ann Riley 11:31 "so CasoslrrV -Taagieiud Kathy Niblaril Marilyn Gordon 413141175 Ckvknh Lisa Bak.r 3113, 3,07 Callsined Caoserait, Marva Hawkins ___ 541I • '1 - 3V-3511 Eal.S7 ' : • - '' . ° ' thing in comedy. I learned a long time ago. Is to have an audience believe your !t that the'fl believe anything you "Groucha Marx. Jack Bob HO*_afl the great anea slat they doascunedianslian extension of theruselves of their own personalities. For a natural style is . gfip ft For Jactw Vo it Is the Dull Guy chw'actorfratlan that has trough! turn Into the tor flZT&I Of the comics, 9 never felt nilabi.' as a uedAan, WOFkIIL in the strip joints, Jackie au saying. "Then, ' F '4. . ' 't , . Fern Park E. Estates - Galderwed Easlbrvsk Marilyn Gordan i31-k1S Lakc Mary Ann S*ckowskl 2 1704 Lake Meeree =-3611 Lansinsiall Arm Riley $srm Orionille Mary Hyifl SIN 1 Mrs. Clarence Snyd..r 373-441 Mavis LIZ Milhie 311-5305 - - U/ , .1 .-J ' say. ___ A . -. t . - fly BR%YCE 1UIISSAT (Firif 04 Two Related Articles,) The Democratic party, questing after the presidency is foundering badly In Its effort to get at the issues and concerns troubling most Americans in 1972. First off, the Democrats, of coiirst', can't escape the Indictment millions upon millions of voters are laying on all polttictans—that they can't be trustt'iI, that lhev wildly over-promise, that no matter who wins, not much) will be done about urban chaos, inflation. taves, school decay. crime, congestion, excessive public spending, dc pletton of resources, pollution. But the Democrats have a special dilemma. Since New Deal days, they have been the avowed champions of the d$dvantage'l. T?tfr"if-image and their driving force compels them to continue this commitment. Today, however, millions of those they championed in earlier limes h,avn risen to better ground economically. and moved from id poverty settings to the affluent city edges and suburbs. Keeping their vows, liberalicaning Democratic leaders now champion the new downtrodden in the nation's crumbling inner cities. Yet to help these people, mostly black and other minorities, demands raisng billions of dollars and a strong focus of energy. Quicker than most men. Democratic National Chair. man La'..-renee F. O'Brien saw the wrenching difficulty In this. The Democrats' great, broad labor constituency, the party's backbone, was being asked to pay a huge part of the cost of aiding the new disadvantaged. But they themselves felt no security at all on the lower rungs themselves teeterof middle-class affluence Many , ing on tht brink. O'Brien's foresight of 1967 Is the reality of today. Says an aide to presidential contender Edmund Muskie: "That the Democrats were for the progress of 21) per cent of the people (the black, the poor) was the big news of the 19(s The average citizen got the idea be was paving for it and not getting a hell of a lot for It" This judgment was echoed by a top aide to a Muskie rival, Sen. George McGovern. The newly emergent mid. die-income citizei.'s feeling is compounded, says the Mcman. by discovery that the "rewards of affluence aren't very gotd. either." Incidentally, the belief of middle-income Americans that they are paying the freight Is no myth. Last summer I reported on a Census Bureau study which shows that-40 Americans in the middle-income brackets, who represent three-fifths of the U.S. taxpaying public, are paying about half of all taxes at federal, state and local levels. Moreover, in the l96'b, not only their taxes but their proportionate share of the total tax burden went up. By contrast, the poor are paying no more proportionately than a decade ago, and the rich are paying less. These real figures are the hard rock in the oversee citizen's conviction that be is paying to help others while nn nno i h.4çlnit him Woru' still. perhaps. he doesn't think government is even talking to hlm. That's where the disconcerting Gov. George Wallace comes in. Says . ,.... . -F . . .... " . . ''' , .-, ' ,. J ' got together with a couple of writers and we haz -ed out the Dull Guy routtz*—and that T\:; , - _ - . ~_ * I - . 1 - .%•. - - .'.'7'..'.- 10 1AX . CD 4 c ' ss .I .4 - ' ' _ee !.. . - ' : - -f?— ----... . •. I -. 1 7 f ...-•• s.. .w'.. rvi. .ti Global Report miwwv - I Doubts Go With Nixon To Moscow llitillims of Amerkwuhm been brought 1T Cley News service Many olPresidentNtxon'i receil pabar uUnrunces have Weaned "a generation of in ow e" and pews," " ps the like. secritary of nab W1111811111 P. fingers has Mid that his and to hrii.ii% & I are dRaclid towardsesingtill flud fortherAzIfew yms 1b@v=1d wMbe 4 we can make It" or wwd* to that e6s& of in which we we Mid to be liVing Is thte"w4, we are told, to conutaft toward world peace. BDvV•, It has again been dlollted in Paris that the enemy will not negotiate meaningfully or seriously ezcept undereft=e dwals. All things canali*ered. It is out credible that these unive as they staints by adminisimtke oakwe ar appear to be. b'.suse In dw coubW of pOlirles fiwed by the admlnitz-atlu which have gravely weakened ow jnb4,1g the fiscal 4 of ___ of history. the United States, they amtrM all the 1___iii Wieaiofof as e as hflfty 0&ni5f W. and to regard It - a barbaric and abnormal stale of affairm. MMkm of as bm been accanied to regard peace - the =ZML We r I' so to regard It dpft' the flare of the Langtw of NaWns. tiw United Nations and manbuiess outlawing war as an inaian" of naltional policy, to ke the pse Nothing could he fttbw bm reality than the delMioui the ucr. Won CbwcW who probably knew hiskry n via as any embaparary staboman. m curately dibed International political history as 64m Inlaiited by tuterludis Of peace." This Is one lesson from historywe do not am to ha ve learned. Anotbw hasom which has been demonstrated over and over again Is that weakness does nat Insure peace, but Izweltthly Invites and trings attack. George Washington, In his farewell address cled the nation is dmes of to propare for war. 7be'3dore B.00wvelt, a century Liter, eak softly and carry a tug ck" and advised vised us to followed this advice While peldod. peace Is -- When 1.0O0 of the nation school administrators spend days diacuasing ways to Innprove public confidence in education, it Is reasonable to expect change. Unfortunately, the high resolve of nnat aduuolznen soon collapses under the weight Of their own rhetoric. Much of the talk at the recent annual ccw venlion of the American Association of School coy, Aft lnHtratxs In Attau N.J., was fecised on _____ public confidence as a means to increased educetinn tinftets. Manning, William R. educational board th&irman of American Education Publications, a Xerox Corp. uiJ auperiniendent 4' W" C., :ich from 1967 through 1961, provided a p ,' 14ive analysis Of public ditiOfztctlon with claims of offering a quality ebon and that aith additional funds they will improve the quality. Very few, however, to tangible. In. can diaputabi.' evidence that this Is point true. I"ce In the 'lo restore schools these must be realisbc promises. Claims that are made that are beyond our capacity to fulfill should not be made for they lead to disaotntmenut and frivalion?' prau e fomd to be Here Is more a'wu from the ho..1t aeui clear new Up of MaMings talk: "Al) doing my eu' i had Ow 10 it I s la and Idleary 111111111 g.Ma1 411110CMIUM Is SW beard 11w law and a'y from oat rtffit4nt for the adiulnlstrators. 'Give UG the problems that exist today. resources—the money—and 'Many sOl athn1nlutors well do the job I was among then tad no reference for th* 11w Programs proliferateddeeislciw and moved frsgnaids Mm± to crids, I was we of tham— Promises were made. trying to find solutions to Approprt;t;onl were ia4.1i4.'ü. .ano various ino,.. and unworkable frame of ouvatlorw tried. "Stlfl no dsasnatic positive ed results in many case The "All uthoal aysierm make p1 wan became aware Of educsUon,'* Manning espisinitd, 'Is not so much whit It Is doing but what It is not doing. Generally. the ,w_bwy — ar e —_ - — were requir s. - SURPLUS '- ......... 1"I lie,, Sf . __ . W . I ' d N i P a rage . . - I - - -, çl_i. i- i i F, F-, L.-''. 1-i V :z - - - commissioners was ndviseil tfie lifer. one of . :i';-''i: IV . I.i .i . ' . i 'i -'l' j' , 11 ___ - 1.1'' El •l' .--.---' LI_'I. - - other charges are pending Orlarvin license pL%t.*x The searrh fA the vehicle 111ove h rieceunry becaum of forther InvestIgAtion. now] was ----'---the hospital a increasing "^(I ('1 storage apace. Much of this Increased tile asing , - ! -, S'-, - , . - ,.. J p . !' ii•f 10 . ' i... / - 1% , 4 - - - - - - ' - - - - L -- 9t9 t'rtiutnty of deliveries; by the nc(e5sity of buying increasing quantities to obtain lowest prices and maximum discounts by the every increasing to retain records of all a types. ALso under discussion Is the iniidvisabflityofhiivingthe I'lll) stored across the street frOffl disaster. "The Board also has , - --- ---- ~~~~._M_ J#_._ar_G_r Tis l- thchospitiulinthccventofa ;'j' tij.(hj t.j - , - I ''I Ij - an . r'.j.i h" . . ,:J 1h H1' 9 . ' . stuart - 1OO, ____ ~~~~ -. - george -~~ I fI , - ft. . ) ' - ---' pniinpfltet1 ---------- . . t - - I (Gary I) ,or - : - " - beenntivlsed,' according to Dr. Miller, "that there are buildings that would be satisfactory and that are not now in use at Sanford Airport" Westbrook told the board of a in t-ommtssloners riiemorandum that 8,000 cubic feet of storage space is required for the PDII. lie offered the following sites for their conilderatlon: A building on the southeast corner of Palmetto and East First Street 12,500 square feet ats cost ofl200 per month plus C 0 p f • . .0 . S ; S 5 0 p - d The 13th annual report of the Advisory Commission on. Intergovernmental Relations reads like an assessment ' by the Apostle Paul on the state of morality in Rome— nothing to brag about. The crisis of our federal system continued unabated in 1971, says the report, appropriately entitled, "The Crisis Continues." All the unfinished intergovernmental business that was on the national agenda In January was still there In December, rays Robert E. Merriam of Chicago, chairman of the 26-member nonpartisan body established by Congress In 19 to monitor the operation the federal system and recommend improvements. 11 - "Revenue sharing and welfare reform were still dreams of the future at the end of the year," he says. "Urban sprawl continued to spread amoeba-like across the countryside in the absence of planned growth proro grams. And federal aid to cities and states still was delayed months and years In miles of red tape." Some states took individual actiow. Minnesota for ex. ample, accomplished major tax reform. The California - . -' ,- :•. - -. -. -'4.. - '4-. . ,k.. '.' "- .. - ., -... the owner paying taxes. This space Is also provided with central heat and air and has a loading platform and railroad ., ,. " •-... -i.: ,. •.. - .- SANFORD POLICE Chief Ben Butler (seated) all Detective Sgt. Ralph Russell sift through the contents of a 1971 Ctwroiet Vega con0 fiscated during a Saturday afternoon drug raid. In te background is Pete Ragsdale, chemist at the Region Four Crime Lb at the Sanford At 1501 West First Street, is a building with 6,400 square feet storage and 3,000 square feet of office space. Costs $2,000 per Airport. month. (uy aylor P hot o) ,, ,,, Other areas were presented to the board for study. Westbrook said he looked at site, in the T ________________-- Sanford area only because Seminole Memorial llospltal Mental Health Meet Set T.: donate services or it it becomes activated and the Rev. Vernon Uhran, assistant of equipment, used sewing Magdalen machines, materials and maials call the Mental selected site is Hopper pastor at St Mary Center at 631.2411. Hess Elementary School. Church, Altamonte Springs, will remnants. be speaker at the Seminole - - County Mental He.th Association meeting at 7:30 tonight at the Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Road, Atamonte Springs. He will speak on the role the minister can play in counseling people with emotional or drug - I... _- . ,' has his master In "Many of the' Innovative progrions and reform movements of the latter lailed because they were based upon untested and often onvamnted aaaumptaons...Even when the resources wure POMM aus aceI 10"C051 : - A . -- g If our gas company is to grow, you, the customer must ce able to buy and use our gas. If you don't have gas appliances you cannot use our gas. So, to make it easier, we make available our gas appliances at discounted prices, and to catch your attention, we call it "Your Gas Co.'s Spring Sale." Every year from now til May 3 1 st every gas appliance that uses naturdl or propane gas is discounted. It's a good time to buy that gas appliance you've been wanting. Come in or call one of our offices in Sanford. 201. W. 1st St. 322-5733 or Deland. 206 E. New York Ave. 7341951 and see our full line of gas appliances no'.v on sale. • I your s spring ale . a hospitals. Volunteers will be needed with skills in arts, crafts, sewing and music U. assist at the center as well as donations good its iroinises. . g public. There will be a discussion on the day care center to be opened in Sanford In the near future for patients Messed from state menial W . pril- 17 Iyou m- oin ou h d y W1.S gane to , I . on problems. He t A . education degree from Florida State University and teaches at I Bishop Moore High School. 'the meeting is open to the the echool's LnabWiy to make Oak and Third streets —4,000 per month plus insurance, with . '. utilities. sq uare feet of storage area plus 2,000 square feet In front of building. The cost would be $450 '. -. What Schools Fail To Do-Tragic He deithed the problem as '11w gap between what has been promised or expected and whit is actually fulfilled; promises w'"it; the gap between theory and practice or the Inability 10 make thy programmatic; or simply that school ciclale are blatant lairs. "A real tragedy at pt&iz- I I pounds of the "grass." Looking on is l"olice (Iflef 8EDHS WODLO Education Notebook Bi Kr.TTH J. RABBEN Capley News lers4ce -.:::1 - PETE RAGSDALF of the Region Four Crime Lab at It Sanford Airport examines samples of marijuana at the lab Sat tlity alter Sanford Police detectives arrested three persons and seed over 10 Supreme Court was the first to call into question the fairness of financing education through the local property tax. "But for the most part," sums up Merriam, "1971 seemed to be a period of protrarted haggling and sloganeering among partisans, public interest groups and lobbyists. Onl y time will tell if It was actually a seed time for national solutions." Among the seeds planted last year, though not mentioned In the advisory commission's report, is an idea conceived by two young visionaries out of Yale Law School, James F. Blumsteln and James Phelan They seriously propose nothing less than the peaceful takeover, through the ballot box, of the State of Vermon t by the nation's alienated—the young, the blacks, the women's liberatlonists, the gay liberationists, hippies, p Ylppies, you name it pacb that , '-'-.,_,- I.. - - ;;t of ' , " permanent, by RUTKVICN - i.'r - - "% -- - . : By DON O'.KLEY 1 ' t- • ' '- - 0 *7.11 -,i , - - -, ' -"•" o Will Vermont Be 'Show Me' State? - It I ARMY-NAVY sitiall haul frir lb. alt. of the AlIV TAVI '-"• — -. One Man's Opinion ,' " - - ;;/ Men mis- Cantse,cs- ICv,ives Oaf Cans $toves. tastirii, - fl-i l 1';;i:ti, 10 "FADOUAN1905 larp, Peeks Ovif Ii 510,.SisiØf$'9 beg, finti Is-,/0111#4 rio tither clues. though sat at f5$'.fl es' Ii -.r!i tea of what was Russell. corking with '3it'iiitlon'' by Polk* (11101 Hen to he marijuana. were i'mttetta1 112 c.'-.-ie#. Sgts. Edward Hughes and rat Wiitkirig wiflitsit hefl' theyt Huller, was silted after a William I.yk.oa, wired seven tP,rotuOvif the aisight fr.ini federal agents, month-king investIgatIon, iiepartnuenl spearheaded by Del. 13g1. Ralph bundles of "grast," each neatly the 5sinfonI $WJIl('S' btown paper sacks wrapped ,, Russell. over tO potind and lied with whitestrint The trued Ikinday ha ltiis.sell revealed i;uurijunnn. ronflscateit ii car iI i •.lvl weight haaltn written on curb l,I AiUhi ---, 01141 arrested Ilift'P persona in a bundle and was packed In a u of federal agents help from turitay, tokl itt 2 pin ('aileti "a Jatk*nv1lli. "They've always cardboard bet. The largest mc innrIjtiinhi, been inoperative in the past," bundle weighed one pound, nine Russell, adding, miry-es [4-tor RnmIjelp. n( the 'i'.-j regional trirrie lab it Sanford s realizes the agen'.a are 'mainly Airport. accompanied the ee • Interested in hard drugs," he detectives on the raid. At the felt they should have helped, but crime lab, he tested samples of bight love been tied up no the marijuana and culled its other vases they were working (uail$ty 'goal New 3 31 E)rsk Top Copier It was estimated that the on. msrijiaria seized ted were Charles amount of 'Pd Arres Takes only I2'4 hj I'4 on your 1'a1c. WAiigbq Ciulabra, 19, of 7420 Wallace would oat a "pusher" a oni 19 114. Easily movd. (Iperstes on r4'wIIlr "minimum of $1,(JV)" Huller Road, Orlando; John Fluster r'arrent. Copies lrntta'r-*. pages )viund in Ivk., niph"#.. "$ ltIctwurttson Jr., 20, of lM4 se t the street value at J5 M) if s-- printed mi''r-al n.thid r' '.' 1 t4 'Ito' ('101 l)f'ric,' i'," I10.Oi' if t' id : w1i r-'cI ri L 1 . 1 i r 1 "r / / disaster huapllal i l'lllt Is Win sor Road, Winter Park, 5041 so W in 101,i am4 lkHtking for another borne, ac- a young girl from Hanford. the cIgarette. The confiscated car, a 1972 Russell, to i $ I ''( riling to ('lvii liefense According I 04) Chevrolet Vega, was perxea.v'i Is a student at Richard-son ft Wi'stbrook. l);tq-t-tnr ( In a letter from Dr. harold A. Seminole Junior College. The for clues at the crime lab [2 Mifler, chairman of the board of three were charged with Russell reported finding believed substance sale of samples of a Inuiteci, Seminole Memorial possession and 51j5 113 hit I4".' rd of county marijuana and Russell stated to be hashish. The car had )lospltni, the hoard fl . -- Govern • -- r 17 oll "It doesn't matter what Wallace says specifically. People know he is talking about them." Millions of average folk, then, believe that most Democratic leaders, including some of this yar's presidential contenders have just gone away from their world. The bright young McGovern poll analyst, Pat Caddell, studying samples, finds alienation in the great middle far greater and politically significant than anywhere else. And O'Brien, a wise judge of national mood, strongly confirms It. 0 It Three Persons Are Held In Marijuana Raid Here 4 that Muskie aide: e$ • Eat.rprte. . . Mact'anicai Supt. mom Delivery .' ': _ ! Morithi,', April 10, 19fl--S The Sanford Hertsid w Jackie Vernon's Not A Dull Guy CHARLES HAYS County Editor ida-vn. Kalb WINIFRED F. GIELOw Cu.4ler M.nana Editor these - "One olruv favorite Dull Gin lines, I mentioned to Jackie TELEPHONE 'ass th e one that went, =-2611 93 9993 'Everybody hated me th school N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 becau.' I was too popular." Jackie grinned "That's a line WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publther that doesit all fcryou,"tenld. WAYNED DYLE,AeiflgDtrSCtOrIAUt.tOPUbli%h.' "The line says It all. You don't FRANK VOLTOLINE Cit ulatlon. General Manager have to give It a take or a Iwiny JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor look. In fact.I work best without FRED VAN PELT Tb - k4 as * member of the Sanford served Sanford City Council and whose other-then-medical concerns arefl&flY and H*mM Kutner, a produce man WhCt fl&flC has been on the most useful and needed civic programs. gentlemen, therefore a lion's share of the ccmgrstulaticm must go for there partielpation Was "In addition to your usual duties" and their Influence Is widespread. Capt. Billy Lyons of the Salvation Army Is the man upon whose shoulders will rest the very Important task of making the best use of the new center. That he will do so Is not doubted by any who know this dedicated leader. It is entirely possible by the time this comment Is published that the full goal will have been reached But It is not probable, so that during the next few days all who have not can join in this magnificent success story and convert their moral sentiments into hard cash arid send it to The Salvation Army, P.O. Box 1956, Sanford, new Community Service Ct& Is in cçatlon. Emergency aid for the stranded travelers who can find no such assistance frim other quarters because of red tape or formal rules has always been shouldered by the SA. Now there of assistance but the expanded services of a modem center m ted a nd of all of the coinimmlty in nuisawd to fit 'fl style. AcUvities and suPervised rogramns for children raT n be available while adult including the Senior QfiXT 1 V4111 be One of tw M progrzms vitich has grown and expanded as the needs have done is in the field of sports. The building fund will allow construction of a gymanasium, and the ground location will make room for outdoor sports of all Roberts, 0 Politcial Notebook Middle Incomes è Feel Bamboozled B ' HEAVY DRINKERS The ReDUBLIN f AP public of Ireland has the highest ratio of public house. (L"vern) to populati(n In Europe Statistics shois there am" about 11,800 publicans' ii' cent'ea. which means a public house for every 25 p'.xiple In some towns and villages there is one for every 20 people. provided many of the prograng failed. Perfunnance or results did not correlate with the rhetorlc...Claixns had been made that were beytad the acfui)'g rpubIHty Of ____ resultL.g In shock, diatsidUnud and frumbulkle. Ia dIffk* is gelAng AccepUnce of what the itoals of education should be. Everyone has his own Miens. Result Is mass cuaIon. This a pitlieaopbical problem thd has to be worked out. The goals ..'! L. v' t? ivarwii i'd out at Uit local level, "...Education must be altered in very fundamental ways, not just through reorgariatka esid Ver nt al YsI'è si I I M sl I a a F a - 11 0 LIT AN AMATIU not too late to save ur,elf DON'T SLOCK'S Joe. H& Income tax aggravation list CHIUCS with preparing your owofeturn. It'$ H & B Block's charge. III at $3 auud that 51cn$e coat vu under $12.50 for over 7 mlltioj return. — . X-1-A L4LA-- - __1% 44L4c _ - '... — a, Of 1 'I Thai s right, Mt. To. Man, I'm the leIIer who was If 2 means i column by 2 inches. Too small for an ad to be notiCd or effective? You're readIng this on.l was countin' the two numberj to flu, tight of the d.cImaI point, (oar )II we prepared last year, AggraatIon Isn't tax itedetihsIr. And we 00 H&R Block. l'he income tax people. are, OPINTONIGHT e n -ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT S StATS SUN PHONI iii 1,11 O APPOINTMSNT NICC$$AP unmis MWMY AND PLO'QA$ CORPORATION 3GY E. 1st Sanford Si. Hwy. l/92 iMilSSN,oILongwood OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AN') NEW GAS CUSTCltERs �6-The Sei'd -d Herald Monddy, April 10, 1972 lip I., Semino6 .. IThrjId Brown and Eddie Nuss both pitched four4tltters. 'triking out It) and ifine, *cuve1y. but the Fighting . - -: - -- - .-. - IV "llm . -•- -. - * - - HERALD - i * * scoRESOaRD '- .: - .. --- f • - p.ct . - - as a ivu Aw - -_.. p - ,gñtaflhIfl. • -- -11 0 '.ci.vno'M - -. i i , e c c 0 0 Th f .:.. -. -? JC 4.iml.r - ..P --•-- 5 idoylc.r1 - I C C ( 1 0 0 0 __ 4t •-- L -. - CHRIS DAU?1 dives hark into first base before Lyman first baseman Bob Meadows 21i can a pi off itpplv - the tag g during an cIUeTn1ited pick ________________ n -. - - . :. -. .' - ', . !. ii'Ooc. - - Lyman. -- -- ------- ----_-.. N,Smlth. U -____ .- RO$th. 0041. 1b Skidding Continues alders Lose Delayed Crl,'iimUfl.2b C 1 0 0 0 1 0 C C 3 0 C C 2 1 1 C 3 TOTALS lt Duel ' With "MI In the bottom of the second.i5 um walked and nd. Joe Steffens fanned hi4Piit Crimmins slapped a rWht the fsekier, fsed. The t ailowtni DR to wore and LOh third. RICky Nesmith sing up the middle to WIWt with tilt seonndruInfI,rame But after h Cli dNusstor hilsin the itrst two tnning015 limited Sanford to nnb 4 hit in the l.UW.R.eVe. 1e(!theujpof the first for '.XT with a rule dnuble.t he was round fliIiltdStthh1d as hetbdteT on a fwWe choice. then 54daUne dvr oft the bat of hg h:ian Helms and Ricky Nun walked with two outs in the top coed. Isitwere stranded a end fanned l.vman also thatened in the top of the fourth. With Stephenson walked and Bob Meadow, fnflowedwitha single. Rut Brown settled down and got Helms ona strike Gut and kickY Nuss on a pop up. The Seminoles throatened to therease their 2.0 lead in the bottom With ofle oft)lef(sjZjh. outflnumwnlkedJoeSttfTens attempted to sacrifice him to second, but the bunt was onplayable and went as a base hit, putting runners on first and second with only one out. A double steal advanced both runners one base. but Crimmins willed and Nesmith PocP °P man. r'oi4 puicb.hirter RaMs. Brooks off the of the fifthwith a two INE 0 010 0-1 4 The Raiders have another o n .- 4 i The Seminole Junior College Carciatire, Mike Cmnba, Steve praying to he the acts ol tiw (5). Sr E Nun.idIhus. Raiders dropped a 14) deetiton Ltridbeek and Randy Smith Seminole mound staff, will get Division 11 MCLOG. 25-Sr.ww. S&C'h iy at 1 p.m Saturday when they and thit7,ai, McLid cR-H.trnt Dow'to flnvtnna Brach F'riuns rnllectcti the SJC hlLc p--:po for tnfllt)rr4)w'i trek U Ck'tIU ti Uikt nr, Crntrul IierI!flIIII HUIltlflL theirttiirt.i toss, ii, eight ____________ -vma' i Mitch Moyer started 00 tilt Seminole 1. Florida Division 11 games. The S.mnoI £ ________________________________________first mound for the Raiders and did three innings of the game were all the pitching in the Wedplayed Wednesday, but ruin tesda afternoon portionof the forced suspension to the top i t 1311w fourTh The game Ttlursdn. % so Mike Pulling finished F'rinda afternoon. caine in to finish up for ft-' Daytona scored one run Ill Raiders Friday afternoon, top of the second Mfld It was all blanking the Scots for the final they needed to notch four frames. strand division victory. Tiw This game was the direct Raiders have scared only two runs In their last 21anp tni of oppasite of Wednesday's lint play. The Raiders' overall mark fP1t' bitW SJC and DaYtnim , Reach. The Raiders won thii fell Jkmmy Johnson led uf the tap tilt 12-2 In five Innings, scoring the second for the Scotia. freely against the Sects it reaching on an error by&tft The Raiders are home sgml: baseman Paul Russo. Wayne tomorrow for a double-header. Teasley flew out, but Dave Thu. will be the most crucial Wadsworth followed with a twin-bill at the season for the single and Craig Beadle)- also Raiders. The Raiders are 'iir singled, driving In the run. Division II leaders. The Raiders threatened in tilt! SL Johns of Palutbi, unit a twin bottom of the lust inning, killing would tie the two teams Loading the 'bases pith a*4 one in the 1i column. The Raiders - -, ' out But the next two batters bit dropped a pair of one-run into force plays to end tile 'thJo) earlier in ---• fling and the Raider hopes the season in Palatka. They list Both teams had five hits in the t first game 2- in extra In• game, but the Raitkmi had thrm nings, on a three-run homer In e.-.: ' error s or. compared to only me tie bottom of the eighth , . . fortheSents.Dickhlrink.Frunk Citectatore and Pulling, -' - . batters W(T retired, but Mark Thompson, another pinchisitter, singled to scare Brooks. Thompson wrnt to second u HS left fielder BYRt)1b0 kts ball momentarsty, bobbled but W&5 strafl(kyd there when Constantine grounded out In the bottom at the fifth, Reynolds walked to lead off the frame and moved to second u Peas sacrificed him down. But twoTncnmadeouthto then end the threat. Both sides went down in order In the sixth and Brown struck out the side in order In the seventhth end the ame. Brooks. Mc kiwi. Thompson each Ior one Nesmith. the Greyhounda. Peas, (immlfl3 and Steffens accounted for the Seminole hits, The loss left both teEns at 11 5, though Lyman played Saturday while 11w Seminoles were idle. Eddie Nuss suffered the loss on the mound, falling to I.I. while Brown boasted h is mar's to 6-1. __ 1 . aa_hhhh10" . ... . ____ '- - - " - &'• -' - - -, - ._ - j. ' - ,-•_ - Nixon i.'..;- '1.W?L .'; ' - . .-. - , -- __________ -__:ti Urges Settlement ______ Of 'Strike' Baker I c - I I - - s ' ____ . f; I 1k I - . - .' - - . - '. . th e ri b ho ga wi fi --- n ths second w ool sta op poiiints, with Boone - - - . z IV '%0 - I-- -. I - - -- -10 - -W 0~,.6 - 'e-Ift - 's'!"'=,~'~T"~-~.--~--~--;~~7~-~~~. 4 7:~: %~_~ - - __ ~ 4 ~ , t ___ , - _- - :~J P, " . *. - F, - - I _. Stops tyman Nine !tt, ---' et ri than nw j U s'orr nnd put ,er1nskt or iin B HF.RJY CLJSH HERMDSPORThWRrTEI thwdtrorn where heseoredOfla base runner at a time. That came In the seventh wher, It lakes a lot to dcouriig is pass ball,went on to load the Stanton singled. Zabel walke' Evans Lyman Baseball roach Jirf. bales In the lame Inning but but the next three batters wcr.t' WCtt denied arty further runs by down in order. of the reasons for the success of The only Lyman batters who tepbenson who struck out the the Lyman nine this season. batter, Inal Jim Pulley, the managed hits off the slants of The Greyhounds (traPPed two nth man to come to the plate. Gerloski were Jim Keane in the tough decisions over the t.yman had a mild threat in third, Sam Parker in the fourth end. the sectitid being a 2third but It was killed by a and Dan Radovlc In the seventh. '.!rdlct to Evans that hurt the m,ndous defensive play by Gerhnki struck out eighi and Hounds cbanLesofa Metro ti&. I . Zabel. Waks to LAM walked three in picking up the M Pavtie still feel& his Awn and Larry Chunat wtn has a good shot at perhaps °jed the Lyman third. With Stephenson struck out seven , I unslung in a tie for the COIIIedGrildowr Brewer sent what and walked four, only one after title iDo.d line a sure single the first inning Re gave up hits Here's the way the ~an g hea'ig aver Zabel's heat But to Stanton. Gerlaski, Sdirk and Lyma0 meets Colonial 01 star made a diving Wasson. Tuesday. The Grenadiersthe Slated to work for the Hounds catcho)In of the ball and doubled civenh1y in their Important IVI first, Evans. both having two 1nsa Stpiensim settled down after Colonial on Tuesday is Qiunat, A Lvntan win on Tue wout the Idrribk st Inning and owner at a 5-I mark an the 1w the two clubs. And then coir only met in the final nil timings saassm Friday Colonial plays Ev and a Colonial victory woo throw the race Into a there *' Is Ut, providing trio their other games. ThelasathEvnnsanSatur was one of the toughest Pme has ever lived through. Trojans scored all of their -t in the first triniog and , withatit the benefit of a hit that matter a Will hIt out of ' sday Florida Tech 9 nd Play , in We eke i- pitch Dan Zabel mid Stanton IL ecufld with a *M Florida Tech's up and down Southern pounded Tech sacrifice bunt. Rod Tei'$in baseball nine. which Is Claw-TI for hurlers Bill Larsen and Billy uMped the bull on a sw the mornerst. will try to aveW Spellman for 14 hils and scared bunt whi h was ftclded,y one at two setbacks handed in seven at the tune inrthigs pitcher Kevin Stephensaaio them over the weekend when Only the third and ninth frames whelied and fired the taj *1) they journey to Lakeland saw the Macs fall to register at third. The 11mw was wl4nd tomorrow afternoon, least one run. ins- I - - - - . :O _ b ' -' • J ' : " -- - '. - .' ' __________ .. _ - t:::-- three' IncItes. Tom liacemu . =--- - . . I I A-ti ., P! ~ k' _ -- ills rin -- -• - -: I - - nuUe Keith Jerry Posey sent two other boys over to compete, just to allow Harris to gel in the competition. Though they didn't place as a team, ilarrlia recorded a 13 vault, tying the school record he Set so" YOU ' _ Harris. - e"tral air emvirlibevn- bUilt t4O __ _--!! J" KEITH HARRIS is on his way up as he cleared the pole vault bar at 11 feet, six inches during Saturday's competition in the Trojan Relays. record with a vault of 13 feet. lie Later, he tied his own Seminole H six inches. feet, an attempt of 13 narrowly missed ("a'.'-'£UJ (Gary 1"lo'. " mile J"-'\ was the third Lyman discus La.c4W thrower as eitçtt School tuidto =' have three participants In the -_ (saj ntni1theirtntsi performances were added together to determin, the _ ----------- - - - , _ OUTHIRN AIR TERRY TRAVIS (left) of Lyman edges out Seminole's Tommy Raines at the finish line of the sophomore two-mile relay during Saturday's Trojrn Relays at Showalter Field in Winter Park, Sanford WOO the e division. sophomorn (Gary Taylor Photo) --- --------- recently. O F SANFORD, INC_ MAPLE AV E. nl-1321 'PHONE - -, The team of Dallas Brown, Willie Scott and Harris placed sixth in the shot put for Sanford. Saints Win Twin-Bill, tied for fifth in the high jump with the team of Ed Johnson, Ilenry Scott and Harris. Johnson cleared the bar at live feet, 10 inches. The team of Mark Carli, Aaron Johnslon arid Ed Johnson was fourth In the long jump. Carl set the pace for Trinity Prep's two victories They I unshed with nine In the Bob Ficquette had two. Ficquette went the distance the group with a19 toot, six inch over SI. John's of Jacksonville fourth tiff Tom Strinmets. leap. Z*mrner's three hits, three For the Saints, allowing five hits, on Saturday were like night and In the varsity running events, striking out day. The first saw the two clubs runs scored and two runs batted walking three andhis third win the ScifliflOk Ifighi team of battle Fiercely with the Saints in led the Saints IS-hit attack on four. He picked up ark Car.., Billy Jiminez, without a loss. season of the winning a tough 3.0 cledsion. two SL John hurlers. Johnson and c.uuiC Asute Aaron The Saints, now 10-2, return to In the seven runs first Inning Then in the nightcap the Saints yard relay with a 880 won the they had an easy time of it, rolling to the hits for the Saints came action tomorrow when time of 1:29.8, setting both a -1 n-the-H Ills. On from Zimmer, JeM Fadem, meet 11owey triumph. a 23.3 date meet and school record. The ft Saints have a Mark Hanna fired a strang Lawrence Cleveland mod Dale Friday Sthree-hitter as he won his fdth Parson. all delivered sinigles. with Oviedo And Saturday they same team finished withsecond a time in of Cleveland's single and John battle Jacksonville Episcopal. the 440 yard relay game of the season in the also a seconds This was lidlifter. The versatile athlete Madden's single were followed ________________ 43.4new school mark. Posey felt the by DeRose to spark with a dozen by a double was credited team would have won the event strikeouts while giving up two the' four run second inning. In were hampered ) poor the third the huts were by walks. baton exchanges." s ceo The only run Hanna needed Kennedy, Zimmer and Three of these same tour Putting the fintshing wuches came In the first inning when t runners were on John Kennedy was hit by a on the Saints scoring in the relay pitch, stole second and strolled fourth inning were singles off w a me . Posey e borne on a single by Mark the bats of Fadem, Jerr y the poor finish was due to the Kennedy B zVorner. In addition to Zirnmer's hot Insurance runs -were added by immediately following the MO the Saints in the third and sixth afternoon with the bat there i relay innings. In the third Andy Penn were Kennedy. Fadem. m of hi tea an1 The Seminole singled, moved to second cit a Cleveland, and Madden who all By MARION MERRITT hr Stringer, juni. cored ona on an error and rapped a pair of huts in Herald Sports Writer balk. thirC n and John Detnj 'sits pass batL Thie Sixth second trhimPtL Madden had s fourth Ili the 430 yard low The Oviedo Lions were hurdles shuttle relay with a inning run resulted from three tins whale Fadem and downcd by Kissimmee Winston Dubose's single and a time of 1:00,3. Friday. The Lions started run Scoring single by Kennedy. flobert Redding, Dennis, Will strong, bufldingan early kidof M Penn ixi DeBase were the HERALD scoauoaao 5-0. But In the fourth Inning, up the Sanford mile medley * leading hitters in this game. starting pitcher Lyn Burch was reUy tcain *hich placed third UP first from the ;itcsind by a and DeBase with two hits in ha UUIne o133:46 9, Redding ,.@ wo wil o-D 3 2 five-run Kissimmee rally. startitA by running 440 yards, V Jotwirs three at batL 101 cot a-) 1 3 which tied the 98111c at ". The Dennis and McCoy followed The second lxne was a Ir'"ify Prry -. a -•-- ......... so Ir,n'ty crop S downhill by conuniting several s.c.od pame first The Saints Jumped on SL ' °' during the key errors John start" Chuck Mildrurnfor Si JOlift'S 743 94-23 IS I Trinity Prop Kisalounee comeback. seven runs in the first inning. FlCO'seiIand j:mm.f, p#,,Ium, Robert Davis came on in And proceeded w add four lfl the 5soffimvz itS •4 N,*eon iisecond and three in the third. D',sbol. 55 Trlfl$tr is relief of Bunch in the third inning. He held his opponents scoreisoa in the third and fourths Innings, but ,iiesinwhlle the Uons offense was unable to break the deadlock. In the fifth istrug, l)uavis Was touched for two' runs as Kluimmnee went ahead to stay. Allen Daniels, the - - a 10m2 Is J L/ereu L on O7 - a•• a .- M1 - ...... - S 0 .-- There' appears to be no halting the Twins of the' Ovledo Little League' who Friday posted their fifth straight victory by destroying the Starrett and Dennis Abel each t'ored three time's during the' romp whale Cox, Grant, Jt#Uiny Cobb and Carter scored twice. Ten of the 12 outs for the Cardinals, Duds nade his rrdCardinals came on strikeouts Darrell with Duda getting five and Cox pltctgng start in little lesigue yi.tory five, action and pitted up veteran helpfrom The only lilt for the Cardinals was a single by billy Dike in the mound ace. Mike Cox. final inning. Bill C.u'ter and Kip Grant victory gives the Twins is The provided the Twins with the big adSO mark and a two game lead huts dur'inp tie game iiti1h 'sIx. .iU 4 . Ork singles, along with Chuck action in the rnaor' , Today ' tarre'tt in tie tirst inr.ir. whic4t with rebel k- gue' f 114 tie Oriole's rsct'tlng saw the Twins scare five runs Carter had doublein the the Cardinals. Turis4)'itw ill be Lhe Twins tttertini tilt I'irntu, Twins' four run tccjnd and Thursday the Twins battle the Grant rapped a two-bagger in Orioles and Friday the Pirates the six run rally the Twiuii meet the Cardinals. .k&.A mounwu in ME MIMIJ on ea erio w ene ors. 'r - 11 I- I, 1 I I -' -' 14 ' / P. - --'! • ; ;' . GwIll - '' . 'j; . ' 1' A ' ... - - I, - - . - . 4__ _ ' # .- -------' Oviedo LL Tw*ns Keep On Rolling Ion a * * * s-a---. on /a , • 8 N1 Bar M , . - - . _ . - _____.lIø_iL - . -- t __~ ___ - neither team did well In the fleld events. Lyman was sixth in the di3cus. Glenn Hill threw the vwmm~ ____~ Pens al Ruin ka ss. Inning' Nightmare _____ We ird A . - the end." he said BY HEIL4CHEI. NISUENSO Asked about the pcsslbWt} of Auac*alrd Press Sparta Writer With President Nixon keeping a settlement today-he and MUwthe situation and icr at one * r. by 'fleer runs In the first inning Before It was retrieved St$cn buoyed by the first progress in to meet to New York-he reiai a had seared aati Termant.as Harvard on Frida y by a 5-2 months, talks aimed at settling plied: "I hope so. I feel we count then fell to the Coflee In an early lead they did not for George's, Billy resting on thtTt single in the tour innings he hitt er AMERICAN LEAGUE the 1(1- y-old baseball strike picked up momentum. RkjtJ Division defending champs, have any ti-cubic retaining, ves had ore I Griffith and Archie Another ?.pitch 'as Lisini: pitcher, John worked uuwrd trim New 'tri. Li. where we've been. I'd sn we double apiece and Duane Let' declared wide' of tie mart $d U }IUi'Id&4 Southern. lti- Saturday Meyers Goodyear 12 Washington tada), where both mad#- autistainflal progress FF13 scored a autjlr run in and Frand Williams cacti had a put Mike Gerloski on firsith at Tinker Field . United States Bank 0 But Miller culled the new aides were to meet with a ledSaturday's has to Florida their half at the first and then single Winning pitcher Wes the second free pass. Gèzski AG CUV1NlNtAL LEUE The game was called after nzonr "14 token offer," adding eral mediator. added a run in the fifth to chase Spoke, Loser, Billy Griffith. wasted no time in movcinth Sc.uthern was the Third straight their scoring got "Mr Gaherm is aware of its four inning when Goodyear even shm'W the dispute, But second or a otuler. base'. aul suffered by the Goldins who which centers around the Inadequacies There is nottung a ID run lead under league rules American I'rudurt Lzchangr NATIONAL LEAGUE Lzngelbmtth followed i4 a had pulled their mark to 14 George's S in Friday's kiss to Harvard amount the major league club in writing and I have a lot of Price Baker helped his own Medical Center 13 ground ball to Brian hlre-$r at earlier in the week. They will the Goidsox took a]4) lead in the owners will contribute to the unanswered questions. I'm CitUM' UI the plate with a home Paul Payne and Duane Fogg lirauden. 6 third who threw wildltstnow take a 1-10 mark into lop of the fourth but pitcher players' persian fund and which hopeful that movement means TUft, double and single. Chip cacti had doubir for APEX. had tour hits for second in an utlempt get tomorrows contest with the Mark Denno could not hold it. Mike Aikens double and has delayed the opening of the there will ix' further progress Fbmclers had a Tim McIntyre had tat' hits, Wes Medical Center including Gerlaski This allowed T$man Moccas season, be settled, a new and I'll do anything I reason- single. Ned Stevens 8151 Dale Spoke and John Parker had one tionx runs. Tim Itobbms had The Ivy Leaguers broke had a double. Howells each stumbling block loomed over ably can to produce a settlehit each Jeff Jones and Sari Uu•t,t' singles. Marts Roberts a through the efforts at Demo Its Prier Baker ptir'had it no- Wstlla uchi Isad tripse and - by Akin Mav.r Alt. FOR MONUEA1 whetisar the players w" 1*. mont. double mu single, two runs in their hail at the entitled to full salaries Cas.rovr a Byan Brooks had th and then added three r _________________________ four At one paint Sunday night, totwo singles apiece. Mike' nurr In the fifth and another in s",'W )VaCW6Qr 'A on again off again me-lBathour hadnda double and single the sixth. s Go 5TAHLEY Ct.4 MOSt'S. ing with 1. Curtis Counts. head fur the Luitruaders, Joist: 4 17j iW44fl?4'P . list IIRLJCE UIW1TI Tech seared its second run in read) to take a 3.1 lead intheir best-cf of the Federal Mediation lien.'Sputuwsiu and Brian Cavhn c1W 77'ie5'5; Associated Press Sports Writer the top or tie sixth and then we, seemed off at the request of series But tie Blues charged back to taut eactihadahIt.WlnflUhiZpttthtr. )4,w/?'5-12 It wa m' weird ron) that ga't the Chicago forced Harvard into a pair of the owners a!ti!r thei nuidt' gilmYP' .. 01Kd tie tttt' series U at two ! 1 Kevin Crouse. iui.e't, jour t ' -25; suddemi-tit'ati: victory and it q(C(/7 Uthung changes in the' top of flUte's Hawks o what spokesnuin Join: (.iiherin iiptecs I, Sierputowaki. .'q•co c.g45- 2/; tour-game National Hockey League playoff the seventh. Starting hurler called their "first money after Phil Roberto. Kevin O'Shea and Barclay JtMOR LEAGUE / E:; .I7f/'5 owt-a goal that Larry O'Neal was lofted it. sweep Ant) It wits i weirder Pjaf'sr seorect for St LOUIS and fl the' pe'n±iwr plan" Linseunli The 197 Youth Uuit slow-ct! Mimmesotizs chase ttwri' M wasn't lfavar of Jun Aisteisd who in Gotairut did mull disclose the and Danny Grunt did the Salim tar iiinf7 vw ,'t4t' Program in Sanford tar the t for the Stanley Cup. 7N, O. gave way to Ed Mark in the 404W5 4" nesota-but it was the am that J. P. Pant amount of the after. Junior League boys will ofsame inning. Mart proved And the winning goats in Boston's 54 didn't get that wrecked the !'OTth san.. it Today's meeting was back on I scislly open today at Pmehit triumph over Toronto and New York's again after Counts, a former would have given theni a equal to the task as he thwarted leitd. Park whim Moose meets Rotur victory over Montreal weren't exactly nix'Tn& UCLA ttasetuifl captain, rethe r,qwsas threat. His shot staggered Blues gaulie Jacques in a 5 p.m. game. AU Junior mitt either. erweda call from 11w' President Caron and the puck fell beneath him. weomes' Mike Ferrell a .r' . -Leng,w game's will be tit ' t. "I guess von couhi say It was a nuttier 01 ParL'te- sltininseri into Carur. knuckn turn urgitw that tic tit' t'vrrytli'r.i' Is Seminole Junior Cullegi V acet on Friths, when tis• seconds and inches." I'l?i.sburgti Coach Red and tie puck can to get the strike' settled, IIUdUIItt ('oiitlflUt!d 15) IUPPI) 1, play two games. one at 5 p.m Kelly said after the Black Hawks' (.4 victory A spokesman mar Counts said But rrI John /taidey had blown the big but far the Gold= as he / and the other at :30 p.m. Sunday night that clinilnateti Us Penguins the President told Counts he beforecttnn, whistle, stopping p blasted a triple to account for The Season will be divided was 'very interested In iseing from post-swan play'Breaka. that's what we' had going for a," e of the two rura. UtIle help into halves with -the winner of The a.i,,i*uie came at the end at the .eroad the dispot, settled so th'iy can Bc,aon'a Ken Hedge said of the Bruna' ga •, CAAC4D/(N9 was gwen Ferreli as he was the second p la ying Use first half ii ptiI, period when Pittsburgh's Syl Apps seemingly i1 and his two gi get the wagon ltarte0" Tie half winner a two out of thirst scored. only t lair tie go'] denied when baseball Boom was to have including the game winnerwith 3:41 to piey. all. mono for the league chainreferee Bruce Hood ruled it came after the started last Wednesday. "One went in off my knee, the other went in plthilStlIp At the clew of tile Losing to Harvard was off n skate IRS set-and climaxeda low'5chrdled to j season an aLl-star teitin will lx nothing to be ashamed at suet And the- macties came just 12 seconds into goal outburst in the-final period for Bua'son, neetmi: wero Counts: Robert 4RP picked to represent Sanford in the Ivy League nine has overlanse. Pit Martin lost control of the puck Kennedy of the' Federal Media. which leads its series with the' Maple t.fs 3. 'Z t4frEE''1 District play-oIls. which the dropped only one game in II inllw Pengulrs'zomw but On.tried to clear office; lion Servscr a New York o 't '(19 CIR -. f':ud J L the tie Lflirat r.ut t s-.cacla.e. off !rlttsirid. dtwu.er n Gaherin and Marvin *it', ea• .itie tament man Tint Horton's skate' and into the net with just 5,116 to go, came' after 3 CL Trem. erulwe diretor of the strikuw Alit" tt'murrow'j tilt the 14051 their ThU y jf Mum Lit: riot c1eL11 fur the' winning goal pwr'J ' tilt puck behind Major Leagut 1Sa3C1itll I'icyeri, Guldsuz returned borne to play er'( "W elic-S in tie Junior League Booby Hull,relesa through the first tin etwi' net, all but haxul i Florida bible College in a single B. Gallagher: i&re RotAry. C. .'442F y4UR Iliret games, got three Chicago goals and Ted Irvine added an emptynet goal n the After submitting the uWI' Mouo'. Jim llama; Civitan, If aP roi# i game an Friday night and a broiler DeflmJ got a toi1tt. "it just cane I" jctmn offer. GMherul final minute for New York. lobby Rousseau i0U1i1t header on Saturday. twous, Joe hardy and Baker; X ctnwt to too many Hulls in tie last game." w 6 %:wz t!*aed optimism that the in tie frat period as R scored twice cqr All tWee gans are slated far Kenny Pickens; Maicar, Kelli ilgiwil lack it 4-2 iid lie(orr the' Canadians 11111l jkt might soon be over. McCracken Field. All md: Elks. Dean Smith Minnesota led St. Louts 3.0 and ltxMeed bark to tie' It in the third "I hate we'rr approaching Junior ?Ts*d op of Rnbtvwte, test year. For the second ,v.'iit teatti of I)pf)t)iI tti'i'it of 11w way, but 9 0 tItt of) 428 l.y,nan's te am of Th4WTfp'nn. Prklni ansi Seott flrrg lloyd, loin (legash, t-nnsca-uhist-e car the Seminole l;tirn Thu Prater, Kenny (41111100144 won It at thw line The ( yhisirsla swing bark High track team sophomores Ounran ansi Mike Ilahill set a TIe i,wet ret neil In that event (llenn 11111 and Agurkis wa fl5Wtw- as the into wtion ebtiu)ed top honors In that ilvw school truord In tie four. tell In l.y,naii'u IPA"' 14 Pete filth ,,m'T5 travel to OvIan4o Sanford aLso won the 440 yard division at the Trojan Helitys nille relay with a ilitie of l'innts k, tin)' Agurkis. h.htwrt ftobinson, for the Metro Confeftiee tarry anti Lyman's sophoniorea were 19357. 'flicy finished set-and and Terry Travis with a time nsf relay, 4:571 SanfetI's Icarus, settIng a Thvsrnpsnn, SeMI and Pe,kIvw Sophomore (Thampinnship fourth In the varsity corn- overall ie*r*ity itwl ninth titd, tovered the siiatavwe in 1:35 to M'5t The peilhioll, Seminoles asia fifth I.vmiin was aLso seennit In the tsIb 5'bpls'liIs4il 'ol,4's'l 1,', In ADon&a for a itrI4°" at. ls with L,yriuin eighth. two-mile relay with the train of was matte up ill Jarties (res. break both the me-el arsi ssprint four-way meet between t.yrriafl. The variltity rundown saw had Terry Travis, Tony l.Itiersat, Steve t.lttlejohus, Mat Ii Didion reroril in that event The tve.tk'y rel*y team of Irenk Apopka, Ocoee and Ocilla points. Tutu J3pet'tiu anti ltnhlll atwi Tortiusy HairesEvanson to;, with Fort, IHilton, Herb Sutton and VSfl4gU*l'4 Lyman WIlS first Iii the learn t'sdnntal second with 14 points, i'overing the distant e its a timuc Sanford competes lit the trill." In a fielit of over Y) run- Itnires was third with a fimoi of (Ink lihige third with fio points, of 4''4 4 5nfisrsI's teatut Cypress (,.ndeni fnvitatinnai Kenny l)tsflrnn was fIrst 1 ii l-.lgewntcr fourth with Jim Nisity, Mike Vance rat the Thursday in Winter Haven ts nt points, Seminole fifth with 341 wIth a tine of 4:1I, Burns wff 1nhoticy s,wl ()tt.ef Pmots in the meet are '."ryiIfl',!es firtt puttp in the 440 M'COfl(i 111111 l'riitet third points, Iloore sixth at 30 points, his 15 Winter Haven, tak.tand, flushop Moore seventh with takelandKathle•o and _______________ pt'ints, l.-ntnn eighth wIth 19 Rra4enhn Soiitle*st 4 ________ points, Jones nint with eIght * 1t (4/ 4 ` Lyman's nightmarish 1 went ti this: Charles Stanton walked a No-Hitter; League Opens Fires tilt I Sanford's t'arn of Nate jun rcksy as they settled 'lIe iwn-,nlle relay In the saphctnort'divlsloiiwiisn battle Perkins, l.tttIeJohn, Marcel second place finish while q idield. ______________ with 220 ytnil, cacti anti Varn'e ran the final half i,iile p 40 Dumped Twice _____________ BOBBY REYNOLDS hits first base, but riot before Lyman first baseman Bob Meadows caught a throw from his shortstop f or the force out in Friday aftnoon's game. The Seminoles topped Lyman 2-I In a pt's duel between Donald Brown of SemAntic and Eddie Nuss of Lyman. (Don Vincent Photo) ________________ fly IIAR'i' TAVIA)lt herald S orts Miter , _____ ' Several Records Are Shattered - ' Friday i,tJ4ntIflt and stepped on the bag Serillt4irr able to provide Brown two unearned runs ' theY ped Lyman 2-2. It Sflfs second win at the season o the rival squad from Uij of 11CC 3C I C Omvmcl S'tftrn 3 Ti 1 3 a 4-% 1W I *0 s r % - c 0 AR P N SI SEMINOLE coach, shouting instructions, is David Bach. Vincent Photo Don'. :: 0 Nun. a Friday's Lyman-Seminole game. The first - -- - - By 'it Pitc1l R (ARVTAVlA)R Ifrrnkl Sports FAI$IIT - Slips ~ 1, . In - 012-1 Trojan Relays n . MonCJ.'li.",/iprIt 10, - 11 -:; ~ _ . - --, . ~ W. -IA At . ~__ -, -0 _ - -- I~, -_-.. - -.. = __ .- - - I I . : : ~ It'ci5nnfordlerald Lions' ritost effective relief pitcher, came on In th't filth Inning to limit Ktsslmnee to only one run over the I.&.st three Innings. Hrlgnt spots for Oviedo were Ricti Boston's two-run double to open the scoring and Jim Meeks' home run as w•ll a. John Kirkpatrick's three for three day at the plate. Greg lindadalsoconWtUtd his conilatent hitting with a one for three perfr.nnance at the plate. Both teams had eight hits, as Oviedo's errors proved to be the Irv -. in th -' - I "-%kill.- - - We - IV ' 1111 - t afford can' not to. Designed for shot t-tern use only. Not if we are to keep on serving you rolithose let engine generators are not the ably, oven In emergency 'power peak answer to Floisdas critical power pioL'stuatuons Peak periods occur when everyone lems We are still threatened by a shot tc*U of puwtn It.iSUIV%JS But FFL is workneeds a lot of electricity at the SàI'no inj hard on that problem too. with our time lt could come most anytime Now FPL is installing its third group enormous construction program Meanwhile, wore installing 'pushof gas turbine peak .period generators button power witn theso new peakat a cost of $40 million This will add period generators 444,000 kilowatts of power available We Clfl t afltxd not IL, quickly in an omet gency .nw. 7 - lions, now 34 on the season txavvI In Melbourne ('day to Central Catholic. Game time will be 4 P. in. Allen Daniels is scheduled to play Melbourne start on the mound for the Lions- PFOL1111ii, , �- - Monday. Th. Sanford Herald ~ / .0V -, 4 - - -- - - - - -- -- - -- _____ : -- - ----- - --- - - -- ---- -- C -:-- ------- " April 10, 1972 No Talk Of Slam • .. 411 Mnde',, April 10, 1972-9 The Sanford Herald Mr. Brunoehler Charlotte Mouathton, h Yet . , i Nicklaus avoring 4th Masters, Win Repeat Vows In Garden Ceremony 0 0 As ..- to S . the giant Oakland Wits course TTI*1I*dt5 51fl. n*ber giant of the game three erratic and contentions note with Nicklaus, by his own By WnJL GRThLSLKY -He's the greatest goVer In c;UIztUP in Sunday's Wrling Ar specisi carresixedest in Detroit completes the big roundt, settled down to tin even adinimian, rilAying COUtiomulitly s mo ().r wiridsand concrete-hard greens par 72 anti also finished a, 300. to aohi AUGUSTA Ga. tAPi -Jack four at major championships the woild, -sa.0 .ocn C * Nicklaus, savoring his fourth which no man has won in & k*. t'A not only the best -H single'ear. The Las Vegas odds Masters gotf tiUe, is not. peea lot smarter than the agstrLst such a sweep art 40$er-he's pared to regard it as the first I" See It! H was ArrWd Palmer. the only at anti fou *,you csn,t jump an four of .i o new stra&es better than hu claisem shauki win at Pebble Reach and v innings soaring t . uirfi.K then you heights. mom than $130,MO for PurmiCrw-WellikMA, . might talk about a grand slian.- the year and in mom of S1.- chell And CrsmPtark, wedding cake was served by guests froin Winter Park, Mrs. Russell runer of Wintpr 11 the late Mr. Motighlon (if Ppixonmi (11tirvIl, 1)(ficiateol at lmnf,LR arvento4l the skirt ln the o-%-%1l,l Im%v wtxl that way, bride the (I01I14e4itlg ceremony, Rev Sir#' illnn J. Stoughton Sr. of - - -, 4~A;, .. aL n -MCIAlI t ,—ft !4; .A, ,. -, i % 9` an- 1111V-1111 05=111111ekft -V ---".L ~ -~ * ,- - A I P f- ~ . - -k - ---- - :. .*I V n n -. W ~ t =5iriies1 ' : — I.. "4S .I - - '- -.-- - ~ - . -- I . - -, ~ - ~~~' -_---- -1 . . i~ - . ---~ —- ' . . - _____ .. at Mrs S'atar lambert and the late Mr. Lambert of New Iirit..n Coon., and the late Mr. and Mrs. Warren Victor Kinsey of West Palm Beach. Born In West Palm Beach, Miss Kinsey Is a 1969 graduate of Riviera High School, Riviera Beach. She is presently a senior The bride-elect Is the grand. at Florida Southern College, Mr. sn'i Mrs. Warren y p Kinsey, 744 Waterway Drive, North Palm Beach, are an nounclng the engagement of their daughter, Miss Allyson Clare Kinsey, to it. David Lee Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Evans, 456 South Central Ave., Oviedo. ____________ . last • u.s. THE I .t .. SOUTHERN TITLE MATCH ____ -1 ' PROFESSIONAL WOODS Jr- -' ---'---. HANI1CDM1AYTH 2 _ oni. to... - 3 *su.i ih.oe ____ _______ - INFERNOSADYKES ____ WALKER BRASKNUk TITLE ___ WRIGHT Hiro MATSUDA -. R ker - .. ,' — Paul JONES - - - ____ :. -7'..rr II OW V. pc, It EViOI is the grandson of Mrs. R. F. Wheeler Sr. and the late Mr. Wheeler, 340 South lake Jessup Ave., O'VledO, &M Mrs. Arthur Evans and the late Mr. Evans of Orange Park. The bridegroom-to-be was uutr'a o , r S, .. -,. " ,0 Southern College in 1969 where he belonged to Theta Chi fraternity. it. Evans is duty currently serving with U.S. Army, a tour of Ytnal weddim'g plans will be announced at .i '.at'r dat. AU.YSON KINSF.Y Linda Tremhlav Rereit't'.'i White Cap dzoo1 at --- -- -. t iM in(Rlaniln uaaiyaduia Oviedo High School and was first vice -The .- sorority, Pilot Club Elects Officers Annual Draft TONIGHT ! At \'ur,sin Beg n ; f' sits MIMOSA' April 13, 9:45 a.m. the home of Mn. E. A. Miss Linda Jean Tremblay, Barton, 1701 East 8th, St. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Program, year hick. John IL Tremribtay. Bamboo Drive, Sanford, who is a fresh. The Pilot Club of Sanford hold Sanford Civic Center for a president; Mrs. Cami Bruce, president; Mrs. PALM; April 13, 12 noon, at man nursing student at an Easter Parade of their own delicious dinner meeting. tesses for the big event George Mills, second vice the home of Mrs. Gene Mcrrili. Lawrence Memorial Hospital of when members gathered at the Hos Jernigan and President; Mrs. Letha Fowler. 108 Rldite Drive. Program, Metiford I Massachusetts were Margie Emma Hail. Tables were recording cecretary; Mrs. plans for the Corning year S.'hout of Nuc'ung, proudly ON 8:30P.M. h.r. - The MONDAY !,akahand, member of Alpha Delta Pt am.; at Downfall, me ,IUIIIIPII.V JACARANDA April 14, 7 - .10 Sanford Garden Club Circles Drive. Mrs. Davis, co-hostess, of the Experimental Station will in.. at Garden Center Following business meeting, a be made. p will meet for April as follows: --Program, flower arranging and CAMELLIA; Friday, April tour of the Experimental HIBISCUS; April 14. 1:00 work shop Hostesses, Mrs W the horn.. of Station on Celery Avenue will be 14, 930 p.m., at Garden Center. B. Brinson and Mrs. J. ft. Wells. Mrs. John C. Prosser, conducted by Dr. Darby. Program plant exchangeLongwood. Program: flower OgT&tfl planning. Hostesses, show sneak preview. DIRT GARDENERS: April MAGNOLIA: April 13, Mrs. J. E. Gradick, Mrs. W. 0. 14, 10:30 am. at the home of B. a rn, at Garden Center. J. Mrs. J. Livingston and Mn. CENTRAL: Thursday, April , W. E. Bristol, Program, flower arranging. 13, 9:30 am., at the home ° Ralston Wells and Mrs. W. D. Williams. lki'ctesses. Mrs. G. H. Sykes and Mrs. S. J. Brooks, 511 Valencia Hofrna.nn, co-hostesses. A tour Mrs. Walter Rye. thY ,. E,ul'ans Sanford Garden Club Calendar Quarter ___ Photo) ''t_ sport -. MarliynGord ____ àie Na y tour, Miss Ki nsey To Marry Lt. D.L. . n Tribe. MRS. ANN BItISSON, membership chairman of Democratic !N onn' Club of Seminole County, presents County Commissioner Al Davis with a membership card as the first male associate member of the ciiih Membership is now open to male associates. as the I _r-* ________ r more to the tour discover new member Elsa e member exciting things on view they helen Proctor __• xsftNli _— -: • .- Avenue, Winter Park , toured the Mattland Art Center Mrs (I Ifearn Ion from puppet got her private demons right There is Isabel Tolman, authority Mrs - ' John ZetUer of LVITMn won with Mar Srruth and C-aths. .JL San!ord second and the 0 tree in 2:025 with Mike WhILt of F. against the Sa nf ord Seminoles pectively. Sanford's Smith of Sanford second and in swimming competition held third. res .(-- ~ 1-1 V Friday afternoon in Sanford. Reagan also won the 31X tree John Bisthrw of Lyman third. .~.% E;. I r ;~-k i/ "I . — Lyman's girls slipped b5 the with teammate Colleen Schoepflin won the 30D inWIIIIC the Mc'Clary third Sue Bowler ws di%idusl medley for Lyman with Seminoles 5441, RIDING WATER BIKES Is really fun. Edward John Dillenachnyder of Grryhounds bo recorded a 73. lOf In the 400 free with a time Sanford, Tom McDonald of 521 and her Lyman second and Brian Merritt of on Lake Tony In , 22 win City. N.Y., is enjoying this v te'mmatc, Patty Crawford. Lyman third. In the girls compelitrnn. the t —i.' N3 4 ~,-. ~ r followed by Ronnie Lymans RiluiIl W(I the $0 (Ann Riley Photo) SHS l0 medley relay team of M of Seminole. free with a time of 24.1 seconds Regina Crowe, Cathy White, Karken Crowell of Lyman and a teammate., Breasier, was JACK ROGERS arrived at Seminole High Judy Rhoades and Colleen won the 300 barkstroke In 1:15.2 second. Clyde Hayes of Tuesday and the new varsity football coach is p Mt(lary notched a win with a with Regina Crowe and Donna Seminole placed third. Quick shown watching Friday's baseball game. • time of 215.2. Mary Smi th won Wagner of Seminole second and Howarth of Lyman won the boys the 200 free for Sanford in 2: third. Kann Hawkm of Lyman diving competition with Kevin Sow with Sue Bowler and Patty the 300 breaststroke Hen,ozi and Billy Jimines of Eight Point Crawf ord of Lyman weand and with a time of 1. 25.4, but Sanford second and third, Tltt'e coaches have been offered tots to 1111 vacancies on third. rIP'CIelY. Sanford also Seminolt had the next two respectively. the football staff. Rogers, new athletic director Grey ?'leS Biathne was first In the 100 won the $0 free with places with Judy Rhoades and principal Jack Redding have considered each applicant RP Itr'CkIZ* the dist*TKX secor4 and Cat* White third. butterfly and Rigitug was and made their decisions One has accepted thus far. 27.7 ICidL Carol Lyman won the 400 free relay second for Lyman. Walt David Fair has accepted the job of backfield coach. His i Of Lakers Lyman was second and appointment to the positions must now be approved by the The Lyman team was Margin captured a third for was Rhoades ASSOCIATED PRESS from a 37.34 halftime lead to 68. Kentucky defeated New Yoris made up of Judy Bowler, Sue Sanford In the event Lyman B whool board. He graduates this year from Tennessee Tech. Bill Young Is the choice for secondary coach and Jly Bowler of Lyman won Bowier, Karleen Crowell and also had the top two spots In the Was it Milwaukee's good de- 42 at the end of three quarters. 109.93 and cut the Nets' margin 1.00 tree with Rick Brinker fense or Los Angeles' Inept of. defensive coordinator. He graduated from the University Of In Sunday's other NBA play. In that East Division semifinal the 200 individual medley with a Carol Cattaneo. For the boys. 14mm took WIflfllng in 55 seconds flat and tense that made the Lakers off arnts, the Boston Celtics set to 3.2. Indiana topped DenTennessee. where he was the captain of the football learn in 2.41.4 and *O*?TUTLktt K&tken hi! senior year. He has spent two years coaching high school Crowell was second. Sanford's both relays, The 200 medley Rick Cahill second. Hayes score only eight points In one beat the Atlanta Hawks 127-118 ver 91-72. third I totbalL for quarter of their National Bas- to capture their Eastern Con- Kentucky visits New York Donna Wagner finished third. relay learn of Karl Schoeplin, captured Jim Suflenburg has been offered the job of coaching Jody P.udhnger Of Lyman won Mike Ct-galis., John Rigling and Semniriole.Anc'ther Lyman 14 ketball Association playoff ference semifinal series four tonight In the continuation of Celtics will their series. Linebackers and defensive ends. He is currently a graduate the guis diving competition Rick Hartman covered the sweep came in the 400 free with game games to two. assistant atAppaladiinanState- He has three sears coaching with Sue Simpson Of Seminole distance inl:ILLln the 400free Hartman first In 2:21.1 and It was good defense, says play the Eastern finals against experience. relay, Gary Boynton, Clem Zefllec second. Smith finished Milwaukee Coach Larry Cos- the winner of the New York secant THE Coach Gee Krdght. the only memoh.r of the staff returLyman'sCattaneo wain the 100 BrmazIer, Sthoeplin and Rick third for but still sets teflo. it was Inept offense, says Knicks-Baltimore Bullets c ning. will be in charge Of Flanker backs and all Knicks lead that butterfly with a time of 1:13.2 Brinker swam to a win In 34j. new sctxiolrec!cird with a Bill Sbarman of Los Angeles, series. HEAT'S P 4:. R'igers will personally couch both the off ensive and defenWe maintained our defenses one, 3-2, after Sunday's 106-82 WITH A Sanf ord's same. said L.OSt011O triumph. the 100 back as Morgan stroked after Milwaukee stopped There was no NBA g Wrestng May Be Added to the win in 1:06.5, Allan g Saturday and none scheduled 5w In i Durrarice amid Mike Ce5ahs of opener of their best-cf-seven tOfli6ht Rogers revealed Friday that wrestling may be added to LECTRIC GENERA Lyman were second and third, Western Conf erence finals. In the American Basketball he a thleUcamatSemnoeHighrwxtwsuuent-g CENTRAL RTRON respectively. Boymitau won the A o ation playoffs Sunday, or ss ci was just a poor game f takes the coaching job, will also be the wrestling coach. 100 breast for Lyman In 1.10. us," said Sharman. 'it was the Denver stunned Indiana 108.99 If Sullenburg declines the positions, a lineba cker PLUMBING Sanford's McDonald was passing and shooting to tie their West Division will be sought that can also coach wresthn& Rogers WALL HEATING, INC. second and Pat Rogers Of game we've played all season. final series at 3-3. would be a vital asset to the football program. Ave. 3124$U Lyman was third. _____________ We had no patience, no quick- In Saturday's ABA games, Lyman already as a wrestling team arid the sport is By KN RAPPOPORT dared himself eligible for the I Senzinoles are at growing around the state. Associated P. Sports Writer draft as a hardship case, but ,as ktcsting Oviedo ness and we lost confidence." Along with the confidence, the poor has said he will pull his name off an Eustis. Lyman's boys tw YORK (AP) supposedly stronger Lakers hope to get richer today when the list and stay in school for Sanford Na val Friday Try FOr Scholarships itO Sanalso lost the game in National Basketball another year, th e 41 sits"54) ford period when they could only "I'm going to work hard to get these boys a scholarship Association holds its annual seare f ourfed goals. on a plateau which he can compete," commented Rogers. draft Of college talent The Lakers shot only 20 per Rogers, who left Vanderhilt Urusity to lake the job at Portland. yearning to land a cent tram the field on 4..o1-) ,LN shots. Wilt Chamberlain, Gail scaitIrast "The ones I don't have, I'll get to know real pick and Is expected to take 6Goodrich, John 'Fr-app and Jer. quick." During his two years at Vanderbilt he did a confoot-10 LaRue Martli of . L . % West each had a field goaL siderabli' amount of scouting prospects so he knows what the Chicago Loyala. - -%A _£Vfty !As Angeles' Ineff ectiveness coaches look for. The Trail Blazers. initially inFor the past couple Of years, Boyles and Knight have terestcd in North Camhneclub3landpuflaway been about the nnl- ones that have taken any interest in lina'sRobert McAdoo, reportgetting boys a scholarship. Rogers has been at the school edly were dissuaded from the 6SI OILJ.NDO 1,01 ii a week and is already trying to get scholarships for boys 9 center when the)' learned he on last year's squad, was considering an offer from — in= lVk1r1=&!11[1tlKa the American Basketball Alsocation A New Scoreboard??? TNt If Martin gets a big-money TIM Rogers hasn't had his first look at the 'White Elephant" . . offer as the NBA's No. I choice. yet, but I understand he has received the word from more be will be in a small 0 than one person. Hr thinks he knows wh.t to e xpect when he seordirg to pro scout*. There's a~-(CNALtiNtIi (CMAM?IONI makes his first visit, but believe me, its really too bad to a scarcity of star quality desc ribe with words Another action packed players this season. V$ One th ing Rogers will lrok in to is a lieu scoreboard, Hr's ' PløW" UVI ;ram has been lined up by .uh h.i --wJr... "This is the worst sei'uor crop flu ew,14 Il'I'Uk l ISI.'YII• l"S Uf P Is,.i ibf'lU $M5t. going to be looking for some way gel * new acueboard and ' wrestling promoter Mb -in my memce'," says General INN J.C. also plans an improvement in where the timer will stay Steinbomn for his weekly Manager Joe Asleson of the during t he game. ________ M "nday night wrestling shows Kansas City, nee Cincinnati, The scorer used to sit at the top of the visitors stands until Royals. _______ they had ub1e In the cable and rather than replace i th Tonight's program includes a MrMoo. despite the reports JOWNN? IGWPUR) '' toull ______ ____ 1 the timer down by the wall it the end at the tWIn. t(oçers '..thern TItle match which pits ________________ that tie is ABMiowid. will no WT wants the txrtr u-a!kurw al:' the iudelumw. "the only plort' Tim Woods ags1nt doubt be anuong Liaise ected where thejob can de done properly." t ProfessionaL when the 17 NBA teams make ' TILLET in a handicap match where their selections by phone the Infernosand their manager through Commissioner Walter Lorry VonHorbtlh Hints Gem tl*)lS&S 151'S I 5flh IIf I 15. Thu. W rig ht Iii d.f..., . J. C. Dyku tangle with Johnny Kennedy's New York Of fice. 1.p t.. "alker *04 Louie Tiliet the man BIUCAT lilt ChAT day Of the little league season, not Bernie as was reported in allowing himself to tied No.) tho1ce by virtue of a The Herald. It sterns the Official suer got a little mlse' UP MALEIIO must leave town. Should any ci coin flip with the Buffalo ICMULINOIPI and turned in Bernie as the no-hit ptchrr, when actually it the Infernos cc their manager s - '.' ay, can also select from a was his ('OUSIfi _- - I .- , lose It could break up the totam. ' field Of big men that Includes I. You can understand how be got rinsed up. There are only And there's a brass knacks o South Carolina, . i --. -. 41: '. three '.onflert*alis boys cm the sameteamn uUe bout on the line tonight The ALASKANS 6-10 John Glanelli of the : I The Little League se'as got oft liii good Start and acn 'Ii 1'.nctamnplooBearcatWrighl University of tie Pacific, 6-ID Lii~ ri the tivams lock to be strong contendars. '? ba ttles t h e crest Maio. Mike Rathff of Eau Claire and Tony GAREA & Johnny GRAY -. "-s ed .i.d 1 '.,' -. A. But post aiut the iiIrei.ta of one team uia* O.ui. nijtJ'..j ou Cie :i.r'i e-u It'u*tu > iu •?•J b'RiI III CHAILINOIR riudt fun my 11W (-At( her i4 the C XiflJ train on ploy thOt ha!,' Riro Mata.'da meeting Travis Grant, kirut of the cotc. saw their $emm score a run. Seem, to me they should have Paul Jones, Greg Peterson lege division scorers and, perKATHY DAVISSON maneuvers her horse NEXT SA1UOAY I. I •hits •. 4 p _____ beeri a IiUlr more- worried about cheering Ifze the iun scored Uding an The Challenger MA a hap& the bW shooW in the successfully duling barrel race at Forest Lake than making fun of the hey that was doing his 1*51. tag team match between the bWidL Farms Horse Show. Come on parents, the game is !or the little leaguers. Why Alasksrus and tht duo of Tony Mel Davis of St. John s, N.Y., (Ann Riley Photo) don't you leave them skew and let them play. Cam and Johnny Gray. a 6.7 fwward, originally de-. borne ha(I a private tour of th fllenter minutes ahead of the Puppet Club The cluui Women Altamonte Springs l ca me out . I cruise. They will he at after May tat. at 341 1,011 -i V - n wff i~ ' cm an @xt*nd@d Mediterritnean a -- me Ir f r . pp v — *- -: -- - -. NBA To 4 Mr. and Mrs. PrunnehIer are Art Center -- - '. - IV-* / k- -- of merlts. Altamonte Women -- - KIV01 3011TOr O family ftlenti, A"Ifteff -- I O i ci --, ,~- ---t-:~---17 :, to T . - Park. Mr.. Howard Monteith, it close Following the ceremony an with the reception arrangs ancient oak trees anti blooming flrunoe'hler Winter Park and F.ngliih daisies and ninislure the two relreshnient tibias. spring flowers Presiding at the punch bowls Dr. Allied J. lianmi of Rollins yellow roses, carrying out the itev Virgil 1, flrant, pastor College were Mrs. Mat -- Weissenberger wroonisnien. while and yellow motif. 14 I, "He's in a class all by him- bargain.balCrnl!rl( pro from ng self said Iee Th1DO, 971 Molme ow an win ni in concentrate n b To the US. Open In June at Pebble pl5)'t!t of the 'car anti cairei Paul Hal-ne), "There is Jack Nicklaus and 42 Beach, Calif., and, U successful -old taller of ere are the rest of us-lies th ri sh th ti e B there move on Ic who r edged in matching 14v.. Soft sister. knowledged that he planned A rwckline and long sleeves were Jacksonville. The vo%4 were .qwken In tho Attending Ilv~ bride was hcr folds of yellow coltol, sati.1 Informal reception was li#hl lit i) garden of the Moughton home In Mrs. (kont. Cooper of .inphaaiu'd tile fitted waistline, the garden. Arrangements of a lovely, natural selling of Raleigh, N, (,, Dr. Carl 11v bildal bouquet wai of mixed Spring nowers decorated .!Jr- the "nu- a different sphere." said Worcester open at Muirfield in July. the last day just Or" back of The PGA Championship At Charles C4N!y, the outgoing the leader, had an 91 far 206. front ansi back, The boat Sanford, Orlando, Titusville and were p L yman Tankers Top V woultl have been facced to throw the ball at the hole . Ma)be I Frn.at A of Winter Park and Mrs. F. J. Mr. ant Mrs of Mrs. Elttiti J Moughton, Sr., WhItnr of Sanford's lint)' ('rosa Imported t'otlon. Wide lace ITKI., were present with other Winter Park. ' C -~-- it would have been different I The bride wore a while floor. of - He trUgered norw accolades too great against it " March 22 1972, MIss of First Preab 'tifi n tb I om had preswd me, 1,11 xonx, _______________________________ bomted the number of his major record 271 he met in 19Q, JhA the big tauirnaments utgrOw golf titles to 12, one le-ss than was the only player In the starand thick realistically of win Bob Jones' record 13, and sent studded tntenaUmalf*Idto nin them in nne ,L-par if I his niotson and aMme money b"*k par and he finisw three Strtnc)k H,gt%'s new football coach. Jim Rogers, arrived I thr school this week and will beginspring football practice Mzi I The practice sminns will be cllrnad by the annual qring game May 36 when the team will be divided into two squads to compete under game conditions. Rogers Is concerned about the poor number of people that went out for football last wason. '1 want everyone I can t Mt If thy can't pta-, I'll Iril them so, but I want them to ;t IcoM const Mt and tr," comrrocrapd Rogers. Drills during the first week will be run In shorts and rery interested foothill player will attend during the first wt'ek This imiudes Crowns graduates. After the first week, tht practices may be broken down into two sessions daily th varsity prospects attending one season and the junior varsity riape!uis prartuin; at the otZiei. -- -, F~ 11 - as Sprg Footbal May 1 - . -- R , other player besides Nicklaus to Mesk'an-Amerlcum, who had serious challenge. be fingered the th cunda threads of a size424m* green Rut,rtzhtnow,I'dhketojustsit rounds of hilt' 'nd a Masters 1"' n'uassh'c, jacket that symbolized a back and savor this with Auiu52aat10n* course cke vIctzN' tn v1C'tt*'y." cautious three-itr In innning the 1972 Masters, its par 72. the year's first major golf leading every round, by Gary Taylor % "I'll be back in the boycotted the tournament for win four Masters, lie " rest of us, added Bruce worst round In his 18-3 ear love two )ears, promised. I. of a potential grand slam. ffair with Augusta-an 111This brilliant spring spectacle -It is silly to talk about it at *Sure~ it's (m ml rniM-4 CrXMFAM Brains and pati ce-flM can't avoid it," Jack cmtessed. an even 300. staged in a Georgia flower bed finished this gge" the man with s) viotraa, Trevino~ aftcr r1n6w " a dull and neptivot goWn gxlng tum&.. said lair "I Re OT four Me?" an w" sh"r lumm r — e tournaments are played. gredients In tek1au " U he -: di Mary Sorority Studies Pictures j received her first white ouries Jer- --re-iQi . . was Jasa on Loch Arbor ('-curt. Members planning to attend the Founders Day luncheon to bebeldattheIlnpeFtalIlOuilcIn taitlandonApril 29 were asked to make their reservations by A?rll 17. Ceremonies for the Installation of Marion Fardlla and Wanda Hubbard into the chapter were presided over by president Betty Jack, Evelyn Serraea and Sue Ceynowa presented a program On "Pictures." Paintings of seascapes, pastoral scenes, harbor views and painting on velvet with an oriental touch were shown. All nierobers entered into the discussion the pictures. These paintings and pictures were brought in by members reflecting their tastes - 11 .'7i AaaWt I ' fr F '• ' . . . \ç I - . - - cap at a I .1 I. I -, r -~ .-A I ---.1 : The April 4 meeting of Zeta Xi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held at the home of Claudia - color Richard Mapes, corresponding Picnic luncheon, like a picture out ci a Jerry candlelight capping magazine with all of the secretary and Mrs treasurer. ceremonies held Thursday. • ROSE- Friday, April 14. 9:45 beautifully dressed eggs, iign .at Goodant Chapel on a.mn.; at the home of Mm B. B. March clowns and colorful dyed eggs Directors are Mrs. D Dori Crumley, Program, button the Tufts University campus. and candy in silver container-s. ti- Ci-OI Miss Tremblay is graduate Lucille Program chairman, Mrs. Harry Boone. me above gardens. Speaker. of Semuioke High School. at the Campbell. Rosamond Chapman, In.- Officers will be installed troduced the speaker, Paul regular dinner meeting, May , Vogentlz, branch manager for at the Civic Center. Security Social the -- - ' -, - ±':: - k ' I. - ' Guests welcomed at the Administration of Sanford. of meeting were Mrs. Bea Finch, After explaining phases their work he stated that he Mrs. Mary Hanahan,Mrs.[lab would appreciate it if those who Hall Welch and the guest speaker. The president ando not fully understand all Social security nounced that the club apbe predated so many Sanford would contact his office . people assisting their she Chapman presented th Mrs. slate of officers for the year colaxship fund by buying the tm-73. They were a follo: !'aut.tfully decvtated Faster Rethwell, eggsLester Mrs. 1 111111111111111111t,1 i... :: P r:.Z& nefits of _____ P 13 JI I AW..Fs I EZST 5nt'SX AMJ"SILMtJ ,STkCl'4AM(E STORE HOURS: 9105:30 EACH DAY POLYESTER Our price is right! DOUBLE $ KNITS 33 Y D. ' SHIRT PRINTS of Discussions were lively and F_jr 'rnwr ceriinc)s ,,hen nil C) .er -.1 spt',:iOi ic'i.. will Ju t.eclr it ,,h,te lifter much thought, the girls On1 bright (Left) the long crystal pleated skirt in polyester and cotton and tried to guess which member ground ponsy print shirt (Right) the pansy vest is combined with short brought in a particular picture. ,00fl pr,r'lt halter is tea"ncd with long button front s k irt These designs ore by The program concluded with Habitat the showing of a poster- picture blown up boa 2z3 foot size. This ., ,-. particular picture was an in,i)4 It I iii'il(lliIii' stant tilt as it Brenda Hart and Viola Frank in and wedding an off guarded moment available at The ("'us, party. The program ended on a Nursing and Convalescent Residence iote of hilarity as this picture 4Herald office, should be accompanled by a black and was unveiled. white KLOUY studio photo at th e se pre nted Evelyn and Sue 1 ',it.it.:tiO least five 'lays hi'fnc toFr':.':i .,p.i Fcr thttf snmFtonn who estrrd puoltcallofl date. were ijilsious fur their i,ubmL Needs Professional Nursing Care to see It too. Doris Williams, Ganuna Donna Futrell Society Editor this 300 Bay Avenue Sanford, Fla, Ph. 3226751 I "r 90C Polyester & Cotton Easy Cars Ideal For Shirts & Blouses '. YD. a navy at a of lAmbda was a guest at Seminole Lodge Rag. General Electric steam-dry iron tnttsntty tvet S888 '1,0a.t,KM Jil I,,, 'Sittihss %t." 'WtJ.-i*i"4* sI!rptat'.at PUSSE COTTON PRINTS kNITS .ii 'P.ias.4 J..un L', I..t 100 Per Cent Conan $4.40" Wide Machine 45" Wi Cool Far Those zw5. f,Qy,P*,.. JU. $1.39 Washable Hot Days Ahead 0 I Use one of out c onvenient t haille puns Zak, (tust.,.. CKaie ' ZaM. 5,iol,ir Cit.st5. 5t.it,t Cites1, OPUN MON., THUSS.. PSI. TILt SN $ANPOSD PI.A1A fl3.INS • YD. 1 88D. �- --. - ________________ 5- - -- - LL. - -- -- - Monday, April 11, 1t72 11-The Sanford Herald A.,.,, ' MeIviIIes Works] ALLEY 111111~111 ____ i 4U *ft IT (s ___ -70lwk e 6&e OU1U is bwwww like iwv.*t 3mI husband's 3rvkiç Sn, 2 IT mother bothers M.dletnal PUM wife 1ai. cz 3 __ Abigail Van Bum By Ia I?7 k t .. .1 ____ b L V. ABBY: The lctt from Patty In Tacoma, tha 3$year-old who looks like a teen-age. has prompted me to write my first Dear Abby letter. I )o much OI&r than I Vfl, My problem is the 4. ____ D,t,citve snetMr _'" ' 9 "UM si 3ti ' CIt AostI. - ______ . - I ' WE NOD ., -I _nji~iK.,Ii. I ) 'iMIIi (nr)4 / .. I, (&u,4) .n L , , V. lr WWAT UME t TO RATE SUOlutITERESTI NOTS \ 1( '\.. fv% I y t_ I 3j- A rt h I _____ 7 ______________________________________ _______ H ___ _________ -St MINE (w C) IT!! by Al V.rm.sr PRISCILLA'S POP )( p'mto Itf 0 - oto , ______ • • Y __ - _______ - OOY3 '" 1AT'S ALL\ JtNN' Lu ot SOME c3IIL' tIAtUc.HT1 EARI.%CR T1AP.J O1 1ERS.I eny ioo4 )a ay year beibsed 'a mother. hot apparrotly your ko*aad f'Syi IL H yet really want te teak yetagri'. mouwer that yas WT going ea a diet. Then. with your doctors help, p as (.$J ______ __________________________________________ _________________________________ __________ Los 4 to rn I _____ ANOL.L. RIOHTIN' _ L. GENERAL TENDENCIES: A bc4h sides of whatever questlos sums and then to sleep on it before coming to any definite ahich you can do much better tomorrow. You now would ____ be wie to engags problems. Also, take care of own personal probbena. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) MakIng rjbt pepuatlo now for what is way important In your life, pmsisoity abort intimate alum at-a concerned, is waae. . 9 VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Amoóatu asses to be thinking In a radically different way from you so st-..dy the situation and com. to a perfect un4satand. rbea be more cooperative, it careful in traveL UIR.A (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Planning to make your roundlaa more charming and del*htlul is time well spent now. Add to wardrobe only thom items that a's tealy 4KQJ4 WEST 4V63 J3O57S4 • AK necessary. Throw sway n*w&nt,d clutter. _ SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nor. 21) Engaging in rea,at*oos that arr not expensive Is fine The money sa ved will come handy in the days ahead Look into a new activity that appraIs to you. Study an the angiea SAGITTARIUS (Nov 2' to Dcc 21) Little annoyanom may arise at borne but you can Wuig them quickly ala' control, so don't lose your temper. Avoid one who taks . much. Evening is fine for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Handle all &ffaius in a relaxed way. ScLoduIe your time weir. New Ideas you have need mart watt as the dstaibs before you put them In operation. Don't forget to shop AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. 19) You aeei to pet IOwa to more practical affairs now even though Vt's are Kisaliatue by by nature. ?rove to associates that you with to wopmsto with them. Read and relax tonight PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Dma Ii good tame. then ,Q$ • QJ1014 4 A 73 Ncn-th-Sou'th vulrwrallr w R. Zeat South 1 2 3V Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Psi, Opening lead -J r.s,' 420542 K63 •33 43552 SOVTII (D) 4K Q s is to play more successfully than opPonents' partners." - Wd *more tuc- What you make . i.e iita.i.i I. sign for South to try no-trump. South copy seed your b1rthda and went to no-trump on the fst y May Is now ready. For your $I to Carroll Righter Forecazi (tans, of D.waplf4el. Baa 629, H011ywOOd. Calif. 9002$. - * - ... __ r _______________________ '-ai 100W fl'4AT7S1 _______ - ' 5; . I i I , I veIR k (LL-P 1HE R1'Cll LINE • I & ~ _ ,- _ - ____ _ " kA :0' _)l wAmj a I a -. ____ ____ _____ ____ _ ---~j - __ ______ ________ __ - __ ________________________ WNOMETA' ____________ $ ____ ((a r ______ 10:50 (9) Fashions in Sewing 11:00 (3) Sale of the L _ ________ _____________________ _ ___ ____________________________________ by Chic '-___ ______ S ' - _______________ ________________ ( I _______ p StE SLIt) LW-.tDf 1 TWE WATER S'MILE I I WAS TALgI'JG TO (CUSR ME, OufCA'.4 'vVU TiLt.. 'StE WWa( '5? &LOtJD1EJI !j 1 - _ F YOU £Si< ME, AT WAS JUST I f S4iM r fT 61 1 PLAIN ____ ! j I 9 II $27 0 i %- - BEETLE BAILEY f REETIL WAfI1' OWl I A I'i PE -T Mon Walker i 9dE"I I ,u t4A3 )UR F."4fR - 41111AAM -, BEETI4I/ \ / _____ PUT / (wT - __________ ___________________ ___________________________Mort Walker AAAs.l.' r WA - I. 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Friday and Saturday oOooc EXCELLENT SEAFOOD iflePensve$y priced 1--rry 1W r ..._et.usaT'se l WALT DISNEY'S nut LIFI AOVUNTURU "I(ING OF THE GRIZZLIES" RAW OYSTER BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE PH. M-S7811 00 s. French Sa nford ______ _ ____ -- ool We Still Have _____ ____ ______ ___ _____ _____ ____ _________ ____________ ______ ________ LUNCHEON SPECIAL _______ ______ ________ ______ _______ ______ 6L'pp.rtunb 7 River (Sc, $1 mConztali&ton 30 AU (Fr I iirrmi-. ap.Uat.n t.n is? r rr , J . LOUNGIOOVNDAILY ______________________________________ _____________________________________ DOG I - ____________ 1 1 S 1 t / 17 1...J 20 2) 19 ________________________________________________ _____________ ___ lie f VIII e! TIM at I I - I _________ ____________ . 11111 147l4$14$I ____________ I j- 58 $7 so_ _ I I 12 N10H13 Lb IT SEASON ENDSAP*1L14 M,ittirt-t: Monday, Wecwsday & 33 OjrtM. Pvl Tlrnet 1:43 m. ond I p.m. SQi4qy NO pty T he FL buIMI. Big Prft MINORS MATINEE 1Use. . ) Miles no.th of Orlando between ____ 11jNiIF Lt - ________________ _____________ ______ -_ . ____ .) _______ I • _ ___ __ __ ru _ _ RACING _ iET *,(ImpvA_,so - __ r jI - r" JII1' _ ____ __________ ____________________ ' ________________ D,4ou.Ia Th.sn's_j ____________ ________________ ______________ ____ I' - ______ _______ _ - _________ A ______ ___ ____ .. t-' ____ _ ____ _____ ) I _____ . " t 4,r) I '5- ___ CARE ________ ______________ AT - _______ - j I A' 7W .Am 4AVA )i ______________ Sy I '-il _ -_ S [a.ILU.se,e House Of Steak I1 C __ I ______ [fr e LlLka~ 0 __ 1100$ - WALT OISNEY'1 _______ " _____ _____ iS' ________________ ____ _________ 2:I0 MAT1NEE DAILY t.i.c.Ø Sat-Sun.) (V Oe S4 e 42 Prinuns 15 Scottish r ITV \__;_.•, I ug BACK INTO \ _ _____ ______ 7611 6O,Ne"\ '5 I 'it L L _-I It BEETLE BAILEY ARE A TEK' ENERUb PE (xs4 NE LiNEs. J Tslit4 fTRA*1T" A _______ (u 0 ,4-44 ' ____ _______ ___ . ~2' ____ ________ ________ / 4 ____ _______ 1 -A! ?A1JDE ____________ $ Warning pret.cth, davucti .1.v.-. (c13 3Cni3c $ rSIIS..IM, I?SmallshI.id tICutapari maples 4OGmklettar 42H.sIuut..oe-t lOCraty (sLang) 41 Moat pleasant 20 mauke 63Go.ap(dI4) lISp.ilaaoS 4IHon.in,rn ZiCator Ripe w ork 44 lllew_~ 24 Compass poLt: 63 Al LI Epoch 47 Glut 2SPOnIPOUIShUI. Ipo.i) Zllnjuj-,by 4STyp.olch,-.i. 1 .ipuz, 41 Judg, 32 Pub bitw 23 Reduce in garment DOWN 33G.nusol rank rodents LAnsi.ty 24 Church S2 matwv 33 Offshoot 2 Elhp,ouisl festival 3 Aiterisi, Mascu lin. 3 K.quir, Gloomy $ Sou th,in mc knam, 4 Laok.d rawfutig 31 ltow kiln Ilv edly 25 A th ens 7 1,ftt% 34 E.ith'i S-,IR I 'I CIè44) I'M : i...,. i \ r ____ tji 4a and ______ 4 lt,avenly as cmii bodice 44 Naryow Inlet 9111gb (muslc) IZ)SaLU olka i3Sblntototipl. , gateway calorw 14 =Call 34 8usd. .apler.r 4 -1 r_: t - FJLD % Return to Peyton 3$ Dormant InsnaW(alan) " .j ________________ _______________ 01 tight Big House by- Chic Young , 'SGN.fth,SCUTII" A.iw $ Pus _____ ACROSS T___ _____ _______ , S MOT ALL I CAN SE _____ ___ - - l'' OPEN (4) Green Acres 4:00 (4) News ________________ V _______________________________________________________________ BLONDIE TRY COUNT*-JG i~Rll = __ 'fl, NOW j , or _____ (4) Perry Mason 3:00 (2) Dick Van Dyte iumbk - 11 ThUs" 3:10-1:30-9:45 ___________ Mother World Secret Storm General Hospital Ed Cintury ___ ____ ____ ______ ___________ _____________________________________________________________________ V S _____ j 1 it • I Cfte _________________ (a) g at Night (9) One Lit, to Live 4 00 (2) Muniters (4) Amateurs Guide to Love (9) Moviet 4:30 (2) I Love Lucy 10:30 (2) Concentration (4) Macv Griffin ______ ( F .*aour r000- 11 ca __________________ Place 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Romper Room (9) Movies 9:30 U) Virginia Graham 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place _____________________________________________________________________ (sJ 4EVF.R KW WHAT HO8Y \ I LAIJCEIGOW&TOTAKEUPNEXT!I 3: 00 (2) (6) (9) 3:30 (2) () Mike Douglas by Cokes & Penn LANCELOT _ e 4:43 (2) SunshIne Almanac (9) FlorIda Agri-World 7:00 (2) Today ( s) News (9) Bow's Big Top 5:00 (4) Capt. Kangaroo ______ __ - Jr(y4(5 v .lá"IA 5''I' I __________________ Splendor.d Thing (9) Newlyw Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (6) Guiding Light 6:13 (2) TV Classroom (6) Sunshine Aimanac (9) Slim Mimi ( • • _______ __________ t __ , .,1.A .vSa( A f(M ',1'($ ________ ___ Deal 2:00 (2) Days of Our Lives (a) Lere s-a Many MORNING . I I ______________ ..- (9) Let's Make a TUESDAY ___ _ -i _________________________ llllr As the World Turns (a) 11:30 (4) (9) Movies ____ _ i __________ _______ " Ma?teie13Oi.Ev an iIqs$3%0 (9) All My Children 1:30 (2) Throe on a Match 9:00 (4) Doris Day 10:00 (2) Academy Awards Sonny and Oter . ' - ___ __ NOW SHOWING :- 1:00 (2) Somerset (4) Who?'i M- Line? (4) Here's Lucy ______ _ !1T!TiT1 - ''- S - _ tO FIRST FFATUR!S Ued.rI70.q.lr,sPars.f IOWm iø' s&ts. lets (9) Split Second (9) _ nin th trick," T('' i" .?11 )?' Your partner foul clubs W ha t do you di, '-f 1 I I iw eiocH ____ hearts would be the ninth trick but when East pro. duced the king and returned the suit. South had to go one down At the other table. North just bid three notrump after the two heart overcall. East opened partner's suit and the queen ol hearts became declarer's theory that maybe his queen note? Ansuer tomorrow of hearts would be a key." , 1 i AIc)FTM'HE.D by Coker & Penn _ 4 I - _____ ______ •R• Hart is (9) Password 12:30 (2) Stews (4) Search for Tornorrø'.v () Gunsmoke :- ____ ______ (4) Whore ttie (9) Special 9:00 (2) Bob Hope - by _______ ______ . ___ _ - ______ _________________________________ -a ... ... _ __ 1aj. - $ diopmal. ____ ______ :- - • - I --- - - LANCELOT I _________________ _ AFTESINOON 1200 (2) Jeopardy 5:00 12) Laugh-tn ' ___________ _ "" ' b"" _______________________________ ________ the time the king of beaus --. . -. - ., •- (4) Love of Life (P) NowI Deal . .- -'- 5iIi 'rHE LOPISEI ___ _________ Jim: "Real luck Mast of :-' •4 I cessfully' not 'better.' In for yourself. If you count your b"'r you will tu.hza you OtheT words there Is still ha,. a lot to be thankful tot. ' 14 IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...be or the will be some luck Involved." 1 1 24 Pm. 2* Oswald: 34 "Here is a hand pa,, delightful young people full of Sensitivity, one of those Pm, ' I from a match played a few which a fine, provided you teach to u's this quabty the You. South, hold. I >eat-s back. The iddlng In J niva' become proper manner otrnrise your pogeny wil 4AKII4 VAt •i 4AK154 the box took place a: one th ers can depend up. Duct sturdy individual that o the Wbst do you do now? table, North's three-heart the education aloes philanthropic, peychk*ai and ABII their bea'tL This I. I call an was all-purpose mod. ____ liwTianitarian iir.cs. (htft*ftIItj L,d now tI 'vuz ern cue hid It cotld be the :i1c I. AIIJ PLMTIC BUULS GLRR-4 - and hi i 11:30 (2) Hollywood Siares Truth .5 I would be held by the bidder of the heart suit and South would have been the proper declarer. Of course, with no By Oswald 4 Jane-s Jacob> heart lead at all there would only be eight tricks since Oswald: "The most skill - eveot unity West would get In fill form of bridge competi. and lead hearts Toward the tiOn is an IMP team match king." where a hand Is played just LWTTLPtIU L3IIN twive and all you have to do Jim -. " You LIP 041" AN uiLAT- ' -' - eitie and in new ____________ sty. (4) Hogan's Heroes (5) Let s Make a ______ jack of hearts lead?" Oswald "He was! It ; looked as If his queen of A2 asat cWtsicts with interesting people. stop feekitig so am ~T2 Jim: "I Imagine South was happy when he saw that 7 AA •T14E 9WCIW• ' N.T. on Wrong Side NORTH IC 1)42 WITH _____ f Three • _______ by Dick Cevolli H,'1iv4irA GT PP)GWT IT VJLDM". - '. rVIO more ace both in ____ () Love, American 7:00 (2) I Dream Of JeannIe (4) Truth or Consequences (9) Dragnal 730 (2) To liii ft ir SWI NAPJMTTP OTCEREP ø *iwt. w? CAN'T 5 .VRE OF CAMCUFLAC3EC'.. OR PAui1IP 9POtTIIJ BEPOC(6 Wl'lITO 10 UISHTMA*E 0$TUF EV!W . I'o-EW W! VMPjJIJT 1W 00! ICY WILP _5TVP W141N pi.A MIUMXKEP- ___ ____ WIN AT by Crooks & Lawrence _ ______ ___ _____ _____ ____ __ Previvivs to i"rpnnding suburban ecc ront.rt Television Tonite MONDAY WWI I - .I& WINTHRO We4TH. I'D I wa.L.z.y Li I I EE A I. I _______ _____ with mate. Kindness la the key. Carroll PL5GW ________ _______ 1J0W A kIAL ONE WILl. 506IW... 't4T$!TiC 'TfrAARE l OVER. r'i.r: Fans - • 70 110431tw., ____ ____ YC".'! Righter's Individual - Pc... TELL A, 1 9-44T Yes wa reeehe a d.lar 11 Polly uses vsur favertli LU..Iag ea. Pet Pet P.Iy's Pr.blem ii' eshatlas kapiroblea. Wdte Pony he care o(thls newspaper. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You osi now obtain information needed to round out your knowkdg. so that you can pull ahead in your of endeavor. T ak e the time to study new avenues of expreasios to the evening . LEC (J . to ,ug. i) beeping promises you have made can now wipe the slate clean so that you can make pester progress in the future. Strive lot pester kan.oery ai. i' up -- ThR (otws,aNI IWTItPE3I Lila) buiineu tettrrs and ajow your fiat talents to thus who can help you to advance more quickly. Show ether, that rhi Stan impel, they do not i"n UPD ____________ ________ One sick fish could spread disease throuithout the tank and kill all the healthy Esh.-CORAL MacK. TAURUS (Apr. 20 so May 20) Haadha th om msttecs that wifl benefit both you and friends $ beg today. Es... in group affairs that can be moat helpfuL Eioy gmy home with kin tonight t, cv-r M4t _____ _ in ____ ______ ____________ '4tXSR JTOPTWC Ilow -W DEAR POLLY-Befos-, adding newly purchased tropIcyour aquarium, place any new fish In an isolation task for at least a week to be sure they are healthy. voice of yotu a CAPTAIN EASY _______ i',;iH mVnE _ _____ ______ _____ _____ al fish to _ M _____ u ___ DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve concerns bab' receiving blankets. During my first experience buying them I did mutt know what also was standard and tune set was as small as 39 by 34 Inches before washing. Luckily there were two like this so I could sew thorn together to make one pactical one. moat that are standard size. 30 by 40 Inches. ha ve had three weeks' use and the smallest Is now 3 by 39 inches. I am sure ether mothers would agree Oat square blankets would be far more ractical than ob. kung ones so when the baby Is laid diagonally on one there would not be those dangling corners. Also. why do some mall order catalogues have only 01)0 order blank? If 111% husband uses that one and then later I want to order someth1n there is no blank for the c.econd order. The one sent with a return order Is usually all crinkled up when it arrives In a bundle -SHARON 0. Fer Abby's new b..&Iet. "What Tees-Agers W to ____ seal R I. Abby, B , 70S, Las ,g-i -. v.'ir ,.PeIt-0 poll .( ____ *'-EP ___ ____ CHIEF ___ DEAR POLlS-I with someone would tell TI* bow to cot rid of wood worms that have Invaded an old cinch -ANN ________ PoteN?J ____ ________ - Potfy's Problem __ Tj,,ie wit! and _____________ _________ / - WIFE t7N'T AlIEN ___ ______________ _________ _________ I4I', WIFE AT A RECENT PINNER. _____ ______ secured to a 'barrel and placed by the road with the handle up, pointing to the road, and the mall box is mounted on top of the handle-ELLEN CAROL IN CAMBRiDGE _ J . The da2der should hav& readily riphed, "Of cmnso M call yost 'Dad,' U you can cam up with ae ether w of letting people know I am a dating a soai Old .'* ath'e)y be y father." -- 't) ISIP lPflSI.. - P* o': Tp number ruf hr;,nrh banks has been incntifli __ _ 5.F'f \ wwics I*cT$P/ 140 I'(Z __ __ / _______ CAPTAIN EASY P'iflkt 'Nut hOfld1I.' 1.9 ARC, Monday Night Hayes. Sammy Davis, Jack 9-11 ABC, ARC Monday Night emmon and Atari King will he Sports. Two appealing segments feature the show. One Movie "Rapture" a well acted, masters of ceremonies, and is a visit to the incredible but IOdIMII romanUc drama set there will be a special tribute to $l,,()0 home Wilt Charn- in the French countr7slde. Charlie Chaplin. Renditions of Melvyn 1g1as V.rtrays a nominated con ga and r ips trm herlain built for him self in exclusive lkl.Air, Calif., on an retired but still rigid judge films in the running will old Worki War II antiaircraft living Oil a farm with his highlight t) 'nt'r'.tinrnent _____ teenage daughter and an ittThe home mak es NOMV, % ___________________ 'if by Ceooks & Lawrence ____________________________ 174 O4E yY' CPJT T'IL I L5T' PC# M.ETTr 4U,. p nmaOp.rr 5'.'l$JtS A&.VT flE Vs'EU. I4 W ACW! at TillS I eeacer.u.. crai.s,'-"... TA !..TO tWO rILI 4 L' 'i..JO I - DEAR POLlS-In West Virginia I live . some people make very attractive mail box supporters with U* wbw DEAR ABBY mis s cismceraing the ed father objected to iie' caning _ TROUBLE -r THE ONLY PL WE CAN _ ______ c'i.*.n' GEROJS ____________ _ E NW 41T iT'G P6N(3IJ ST*TIN 1511$E TR Schw.r* IT WAS ONE HIG A PiCTURe TAKEN OF HIM W11 TV * * * rot: Pump __ ___________ __________________ S ' - GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A Old dctrei & yard garden ornament. Paint the pp Of color but I think black usually looks best. Buy a peter drainpipe about six inches deep. Place It diagonaliy kwyi the moutb of the pump to the ground When all plant tear of frost is gone fill the pipe with good soil and the will w sides 'like a -Inc. This makes a lovely display and a great conversation pieice-BON!".1E ___ ow from the Csrr.M Righici with -- J-- b - , by Bowen WflR1) M/vOR J I i- L-W - - Y-Mrs. J. D. F. could use her old p DEAR .y pareitor' ~:I _ 1) __ ______________ By ____ I love my parents very much, and I troty love theli' Y mates, but Introductions are so awkward for me. NA3iIESS, PLEA help? - _________ _ clv Yard Ornament Made DEAR ABBY: Bow does me tntrodixe stares gracefully? My pars are divorced, and they are tb married again to WOU6OTM peepie UJkII ' °' % ____________________ ___ _______ my kind .f dentures. rd a hearing aid made so help______ to soy_me. V you base he wearing sit, so please speak up sea let m hear k" (11I ____________________ ______________ ________________ ____________________ (yr. _ i DEAR HARD: Say. "I am harlot beating. And if eve because be dWbn*t want to give away - ''t ___________ LjJ __ ___ POLLYS POINTERS -'- the until I am neatly es:haueted, and people bosh at me as to say, "VU give this cheap dv30b-chwk whos deatf and and T'fl refus. to -'S !h!rd .I--'HARD OF NEARING speak up?" - p1y 19 AROUND ______ _____ j atdo ide whoa Icsp my ear asditrAla to DEAR NAME ': Why I Bowen & Sch warz by HfrPt.E -4E '.1'u. • In ____________________ __ °''" - IL ____________________________ hearing aid that ran help me iiiith my kind of dethwid ban '°e cJ __________ '' )_..__.i THE BADGE GUYS not ii been made -- . I ~_~, THE BADGE GUYS best andiokists In the world, and they agree that the something _____ j1'4 I . it .5.' Rut there sie cases [I am iso] utirra so he*rbo( aid I have been to the can be 01 any help. I ant not guessing. ____ (' I- .1 atuly. scUuth people who ime their hard .01-hearing problem on others by refusing to wear a hearing aid. were '-a ______ _____ I DEAR ABBY: Much has heei said about thoughtless. So Op ,__~ - ___ * 10 '.'d' IT' ______ ______________________________________________________________________________ eery long. anyway. Tr I : '1 mav Rh, she are you better. And U be ss't hat and a dye job whlb stock with a bowels flgurr ILL i -, 39 _____ tody probably nntinuq' 9-10 NBC, The Rob Hope Ifl"Horne,HofflOfl eRhir*. this is Oscar KenisfMktheRed.CheT plays Special. Since Martin NightinuIn11ywtwl . Rotitimely Princess Rose, long-lost wife of Howan and $9 NBC, spods the ,dA Wily) Th.'j also dna take-off on 'This rprreats" their Appropriately, Gene llakrnan, who favoritles. Ray Mullarud will he 14 Your I.if.' iuth Ittiph who may win an Academy Award later this evening. In on hand for a new version of F4warda We ek e nd," Last "The featured, tie's in sketches 'both si4t of the law, first as a crstittting Hope. In a tare T'/ 10-to-conclusion NBC. 44th appearance, Ingrid Awards I jailbird trying to dig his way out Annual Oscar kiwns with Bob as an acting with fellow con flick Martin Program. This Is the golden uiuple in ion argument before moment Hollywood and the using spoons - and later as a leaving for the Awards. Other world awaits each year. the sheriff in a small town. Robert Gould anti Sue Ane lanIon guests are Shirley Jones, an presentation of Academy Academy Award winner, and A,ar4stntheb.stinmtivlesfflr are cameo guests singer Barbara McNair. the preceding year. Helen P GLAD ) ___ ______ _________________________________________________________ DF.'tR I' flT'TWO: T PXe?d to prornwth in th4 numPit't Of htNiflC44 afld ft. tranzwt*n wh1,h Pfl i',re a will be repeated next week. ______ ___ 29 30 31 IN I _____ JZNNY LU"I'L CA - 5.- ALL I .1 ') by Al Vermeer A F 'ipiI.i? nn rr.it0 .s t:iI I" aIflYIfl ?P JO dtK'tbOfl, (zifr( and nrttnnnI 7:30.1:30 CRS, flunsmoke prvLltIon* for Wilt's height tall tractive hotise girl. Their (Ilerun) "Pike" (Part i ) . This sevem1eet.plus), arid you'll also sedustnn is invaded by a 7ntxng WItS one of the roost popular see the outdoor pool that fa roan (Dean Stockwell) on the run who falls in fr-ic with the shows In the long history of this Indoorsinto the living room series. Jeanette Nolan plays a Another t"gtnt'nt W0 written daughter and pla ns for them to sally girl, Salty Yerhus, who by author rk Segal on Jim run owoy comes actors a wounded young ltyun and his problems - - --man (flack Ilanubnj and nurses returning to Olympic form 111 (R ' The Sonny and him bak to health, despite Segal olso interviews the great ( her Show fRerun). An opera roller . his former harassment by teatuiri"t guest Ken Rerri --otit1iiwbt,dtlt't TbC secOnd part th I - . PRISCILLA'S P 1 a ,0. ~ ,- -, , nkI ng IUHII Highlights t Awl - 'ro r*ti _____ i - Ba - 'ks. J ____ iii. Pcioo, ,,jq. 8..'R%'S. ~ _ M On - Lewis Larry TUR N,) (ITMV V-~~'_ - - Psi - by _________________ UVt BEEP AWAK5 WAL.K. 1 1 -4 Bet 1 April 10, 19,2 -- i for many yv.$rc G . - A i - _______ , _________ '.5 _______ ___________ ___ / -! 1.,wJi NO I ri.L DA' S I - - - -L 14 . - CAMPUS CLATTER __ time turns ________________________ starting _____ _________ _______ U A&.L . % &AWE WIT4 41/ T.! ,.___1A$AIP4W 4 N. r _ i __________ ______ _________ ° _____ _________ by Lerv Lewis time is CAMPUS CLATTER sperrin, ________ _______________________________ ________________________ ________ ______________________ Everybody PuhI.- ,hc)e troll .. • tr/ _________ ________ _________ _____ __ Cetgulat.d S Tahitian iII, t iz _____________________ __ ______ ________ _____ j;7 Can lIripl(,y Yfl'f) I'?ItU1I!) I.r,vt 'h' h ?f 1V r, well u Jo)i IIIRI Y'..iU f(p it Wilircil M . N..w York miiut ti Illlf(l 04 flf)If1l4 ably P*rm nvntlaht mr 411y4 hko In ho hod fl fly itIrp (it (tp'nrngi liiii wnrktn for iotf.go grntfunto stkr and ak nbc,iit rn nttii't flfP PfCtII for prrfrional nnd pial ro.'r ttfltP 1(1 iuoiiril for bool (IO bu'd pornnriol iwh a law rr cipt'ntngo ezwh yoor loot WIltrott unn'mt*t. tnny npning, clInntfll lii tnktn nr gtot will be in - frrknl rent liii?. riant. acitiariot rrf o1e Finp$nymorit in tiritiki It •.v n(l(lItion, an inrr.ading tronit' rompittor p.rnnne1 In ic'c'lo4 to rito r __ lraIrie jobs will he nviillabh'. too ___ __ through the iW7Di ntdiyI,bqntprnber nil _ . 4 Lamb tvflt Et1,#t,s 35 bat to make manors wnrse. my husband looks much 7i1C or than he is. John and Iare both the same age, but Iam constantly mist.akon for his motber. John Uyebe Don't tdflmeto*oach up ayh3fr es cray hair. IHIs mcdl-*r was prematrly gray.] And I I& this way, know Iam overweight. but John sa ys he likes me the food at me. Iwould l to ar and be kee;s hl more yeuthful and stylish clothes, but they don't come In my 5130. Believe ow. Abtiy, I don't enjoy km&ln( hike my husband's mother. so what should I do? 50 rOBT TWO AND LOOKS LIKE ,ni %17K () (cw,%h fnl?r) lit t:IINI ________ 39 ____ 1 34 Eaytii 3: span" 34 icilian 30 Trapkml hult (CUM) vekane British __ i uu qu.n DEAR 42 V,1i,. 4S hr*stma 4?SmsU i .ter, 37i,.eitan 1Doctrft, - v',. __ Mond', 1h Snrilocd Herald . Net tki4 term) (11361 _______ ______ 5 4 Four (romb 33 Th Puma -1!- _____* - S ____ _ I 24 M.dk.1 suffix 41 Ylumlib, fruit SC WuigLka pare 30 FruIt f*rt 52 Ne Ioie, p. )'w*s' V ______ . mlin Yo u __ . - - VI I III 31 Don..d (I ipà.p 21 ) -. T.wac 4$ Watering DO 7'um.vai 3% COMIUDIPM mi 4I I I IT r ...tv. 11 _______ by V. T. H pat,, 11 N.rre read 3TJu*c7 fraut IITielmt city E3 R4 pbI.t, Ii Scntu.i Looking t fl 1 ______ _______ _________ _______ ilWk.,' J I -. i - - a ___________ _______ ____ ___________ _____ ________ ______________________________ _______ _____ L*N .SN A ___________ - .1 SL%r P*. ) T*).4 p ........ W(T Ti4. Jii. p,m ) i 4S! p' -_ _______ - T; ALLfl' OOP by __________ ,&' & 7loth. __________ 3,.krt I______________________ 1-Pvltrt MOIdWM h,rb ________ (31) ____ ____ __________________ (cell) _____________________ _____________ _______ 3$ Leds.,w _________________ ______ 57 Xarf% NOW • sidd U M.uetsL so 0 lhk ______________ . ) ( I £O51 44 P.j4..rm ! r, rAw I I V. T. H.nihn OOP - - ' �- -rr_ • 12-The Sanford Herald Mony. April 10, 1972 \WORRY CLINIC 1T• fl-_i .) : - ;a' 1_. ___ - .( ' '• By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. ' - 1 ' Look,Read, I - -- "1 -. ' 1. 4 E4ut, Dr. Crane." you may Lomas J$)i! !'nd wiss has taded her off for many protest. 1 a weekend rendezvous with who are tar more nasionate other men. They attend than their husnJs." 'swinger" parties which True enough. make Cupid a Communist! But such women art' usuYet mamage is supposed to be a "Capitalistic" affair, ally goaded Into an artificial where private property interest in eroticism became rights erect a "Keep Off" they suffrt from some sesual inferiority comples. sign! Thus. they are likdv to be Case T-549 Lorna D.. sterile and' fear that thev . aged 27. is a beautiful may no longer be able to at.. wn*n. tract men. i)r. Cranc, her So they art spurred into . ..__, : !hand began, 1 have a)- estra-marital affairs both to been jealous of Lorna. prove that the- still have I. , She attracts men when- enough feminine charm to r we are out in public, so seduce a male. • But .ilSi), oftt'n s,flsci. 1 dwavs wondered it she entertaiirng ousi. in the hope another might a1so be illicit suitors In my home male partner might be able to get them pregnant. THE RIBBON -CUTTING was held Friday at Kenneth Ringhloom, president of \Vetern Land while i am at work. Other sexually disturbed noon at the Hacienda Village on SR 434 in North Planning Co., the developers of the 97 acre For she has never ShOS5 women ma have lost a Orlando. Shown at the ceremoni are (left to project; Barbara Jo Iver, Miss Florida. and much enthusiasm for ses our bedroom, which makes breast due to cancer or have right Granville Brown, Mayor of North Wanda Miller, Miss Orlando. me suspicious that mabe had their womb removed IDon Vincent Photo) Orlando; Pamela Lab. Miss Seminole County; because of fibroids. she is getting satisfied h Skinny legs or estra fat clandestine lovers. ankles mas' also make such Fcir Dr. kinses reported females f'eI they are nc,t that women are wikl)v setnormal. Same goes for unduls' fiat B GARY TAYLOR Fnday afternoon. marking the Minor Granville Brown and yearly basis. It 15 a ClOSed park, So I started taking her to chests or also very pendu. week-long grand Kenneth Rrngblonm. president ssith øiib U-.ose who The first phase of Hacienda start of a one of these wife-swapping breasts, frecUes, Ions conditions crip. opening. Miss Florida, Barbara of Western Land Planning their homes from Hacienda aFairs, as an esperiment. pled or big ears. DTX1Wd Chicago, Sales allowed to move in. The _________________________ .lc* Ivey; Miss Seminole Company, of County. Pamela Lab, and Miss developers of the unique mobile park offers seculcrnn from noisy and on the advice of prominent nows, etc. Legal Notice traffic and crowds. Rath.r ________________________ Orlando. Wanda Miller, were or. aoi,le park. Mans' of these 'swinger IN THI CIRCUIT COURT IN AND hand for the ribbon cutting. The first residents of the than monotonous row, the ".%'e eachange partners for husbands are also afflicted S&MINOLC COUNTY. FOR Also participating in the v1lla!e are expected to move In homes are set up in clusters on the night and in this was' I with a sexual inferiority FLOR IDA opening were North Orlando within a week, according to estra large lots. The lots are ean at least control her complex. which is basic ti, Cow No. ISASt HELEN a r,avis, park manager Lance landscaped and maintained by choke of other male suitors. Lawrrnct. the management Landscaping After a weekend at one Part o1 their deflated lihi51 Legal Notice Hacienda Village is being Includes wooded foot trails and these 'swinger parties,' I do is due to the relative inconstructed In two phases. The a winding creek retained for the figure she shouki be satis- difference of their wives In NOTICE OF SUIT total project will contain 5( enjoyment of the residents. or ci uwota TO PQ!tn A r), FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE barnes with 191 In the first Separate adult and faniiy fled, at least till next week. t}it boudoir. YOU API (IItY PdOTlrtO Swinger parties. where TO WHOM IT MAY COWCERH phase. The total project will sections arc planned for both end. ID? NOf CC It P.ery YI' that ' take up 97 acres. Final C,.ctae at Ohore Pitt "Is this plan generally apcouples swap" mates. ArC a phases. Each phase will contain aø.insf you and you are undprIIned. pursuant to the fI$ the spacious park, a recreation building, which pros-ed by other psi:chia. sign of sick marriages, due Lots in ch.a.r srut,' yw. "FIcliIios* uam. required to Drl-p a cooy _____ .4 It4&DO M5O. 5Ioildm Statute, will i.glotr different from most mobile aLso will be avaIab1e far private tristir to some of the reasons cited •.4 *4 aDa.us. ,a. Dendat's • with hO Cleft Of tP CIftUIl 1.lt borne parks, are leased on a parties above. *'rWy, wDtt ares Is 401 East .nø l Orange C,nty. FlorIda. ____________________ Each phase will include No reputable psychiatrist Roevson 5?r..t. Past Off co Dot UDOfI receipt of proof at tha MARITAL COMMUNISM Jbiicateon of ftIs notec.. Pie ha iLthessswtirnin would recommend such Legal Notice pooi, tennis courts, shuffleboard flilitO. twIt THE ART Even the Russian bifor, April 34. 1t72. and flit the _________________orIgInal *tTh the Clers m Court GALLERY under wtC1. munists have had to corn wife-swapping! iid children's Alas, a lot of pvchiatrists NOTICE OF SALE WI th$ City of ShOpping Plaza. Located on SR 434, one mile promise with the "private af?orT*yor Imm.dlat.I' ther.sttef At Public auction at ID - DO A M CII1,I. have no religious hackFloc,d a tauH will be entered Sanford, April . 1573. a' 300 *4 Holly Aye.. eastoftiS.17-92thenewvillage property" doctrine of That the pan ice Interested In ground or moral scruples. If you for the relIef Demanald Fla. tO set,. is minutes away from four golf talism regarding Cupid. tNIInt ate as follows Iti t petneon. wareliouieman'C lion on the . not immoral, at least they Tonimi. , For the and Ui the heart of an WITNESS my hand and tht 11 of tOIIOwInO houSehold goods and H,rbert I Christian thiS Court or March 23rd. A 0 . 1C73 area where huntinr and fishing regard marriage as a private are unmoral! Dated at Orlando. Orange County, personal Dave Edwaros. Are,belonging , 1101 Wnitaker. 1. are popular. So send for ms booklet affair and not a swing& FlOPida. March 3. i3 $v (lien Scoft Pubirs" April 1, 17.341 y 1. 573 BV.nICC MIthelI A&Iamilr.nit,r ________________________ arrangement! "Sex Problems in Marriage." Deputy CI.tt S'Ot. Inc.. 300 *4 H011ir Ave PublISh - March 71. AprIl 3, 10 17, DEC Sanford. Fl. Furthenncnt, that Kinwv enclosing a long stamped. C.CuVt?y Jude.. w In .1w C.url of Adams. Legal Notice report was very unscirntiSc return envelope, plus 25 DiR 121 SemInal. ,.Ounty. Slat, .4 Flc,ida. Publip' AprH *0, 17. tS77 when It took the mere opin- cents, and insure a capitalIN PRoBATE DEC FICTITIOUS NAME La i Cawt 1 the County Jude. In re tie (slate of ions of women as facts and istic" type of marriage! 'IOTICE 'S hereby given that we Simlnale Cewdy. Stale of FIanda. HAROLD A APPLEBY, FICTITIOUS flAME t. ron, Deceased. . D. 4Al.a IN PRORATE NOTICE ISherrty given tPia Ian" are engag In busIness at MS. 017 then generalized thereon. ?I"4IT S 051 FINAL NOTICE For the normal woman is ' tkii r*VtTPr? *0 re fbi Islale of engaged In busmess at P12. Bce so. and III Hwy 471 Longwood, ,tamp.d. ,óir,,'ed ,'o,.4o,w ond i ven that th. RO, S.nlor, Seminole S.vnIriole County, Florida under ot ICC it LUCILLE P. APPLEBY. sd ptinttnf undersigned will, on tPi lit day 0$ Cz.,,nt, Florida unDer the fictItiout fiCtitiOuS nan, of RONCHADO CO.. much less erotic t..an is the tans, is .erre,r tint, Dncaaw'd ..ng far e of kit May. AD 1C73. PrtSI$d tO the name Communications arid that wv InIPnd to r.gister saId normal male. kIulsI C.,iirtel,t i* FINAL NOTICE WANT AD INFORMATION Anorneys to, ESICUtO' Publish April 3. 10. 17 A 21. 1173 DEC 3 Is' SMITH. officerS of sucti corporatIon did on IN TIff CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Seminole County. rior,oa, and I Oescrlb.d property owned by Joseph wtiosenamneandaddrlls SPRAKEP The 20111 oay of JANUARY. &O. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. have Icv.ed the follDwlng B. Fine I. Shirley A. Fine, laid HULSEY. SCHWALBE. A NICHOLS. 300 Ia'lil*t s.na 1,M.cavsetoeflledInthIOffIr*of FLORIDA, described property owned by property being located in Seminole ty. F losid,a. more particularly Building. Jacksonville. Florida. 'i.e Sea'ulary of State of the State of VIRGIL H SMITH 0 B A WHITES 573. Florida,aCafllficateAmnendmeflf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CIVIL ACTION NO 72.317 33302. not later then May 3 AUTOMOTIVE STORE, said descrIbed as follows te name to THE tIGHTEENIN JUDICIAL DIVISION S If you fall to do so. juOgvnent may d*..igW its 1503 Ford Station Wagon licenl* Property being located in Seminole CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SUIT TO QUIET TITLE beentared.galnstyouPorflier,Iief HEMPHILL PONTIAC.SUICK. I7WiCA$ Title No 1701475 ID No. Cnty. Florida. mort particularly PONd L ELMORE .: COUNTY, FLORIDA demanded In the CofflplaIrit. me INC.. and whereas such corporatIon S.&?1x1031at described as toIIow MARY E. ELMOPE. Pits Wife. did on thu 4Th day of APRIL &D. Civil Action Na 73.353 nature of laid suit being for furnishings, and the undersigned as SherIff of All the furniture, Plaintiffs. iflLcaus.*obiflledlntheofflCeol SUIT TOQUIET TITLE Foreclosure of Mortgage en fIxturet. Inventory. Stock.In.$rade SemInole County. Florida, wIll at the$WVWVOfStateof the Slate of WILLIAM H PARK li4SON lvluding anti freeze. small toys. 1100AM Ovi the UI" day of AprIl. cumbefing the hollowing described ii property situate in Seminole County, FlorIda. the documentary afltWity f'Iain!,ft. MAYFAIR PROPERTIES, INC., an ra6tc)r coolant ad aettjrtpd small A 0 t577. Ott,' to' sale arid sell te requIred under SectIon 005.27. it Florida. t thit t..i'est bidOf'. Ion cash. subject VS ite'mt unincorporated associatioit and all FlorIda Statutes, showIng thut Lot 17. Block A. Fellowship g to ani and au rusting leins. at the N. H BUNCH AND - RUNCH. partifl unknown who may claim or afto the undersigned as Sheriff Front tWist) Door of itie Seminole dition to Sanford, Florida. according dissolution of such corporation. hIs wife, ad V. S WHITE efid - have dC claim and interest in Seminole County, Florida. will Now. thereto'., tie Secretary of to me Plot thereof as recorded - WHITE. his wile. if living pn it Mayfur Propertre. Inc an unit, 1l:OOA.M on the 35th day at 1i'iI County Ccum'IP,oias, in Sanford, Plat Boot a. Page 3 of the Public State does hereby Certify to ?e any of the abovt named Defendants cofporated aseocaton. A.D 1572. offer for sale and sell to Florida, the above DescrIbed per Records of Seminole County. toreoping and that his Is satIsfied are Deceased, then his or hem the hIghest bidder, for cash. subject lanaI property Defendants tt'iaf the reQulremnents of the law unknowtthe,rs.devlbees,legatolsor That laid sale ii being made to Florida NOTICE OF SUIT to any and all existing leint_, •t WlTNESSmyhandandtheI,eIIOf have been complied with, g'-anlm. and all other prsoin or TO MAYFAIR PROPERTIES, ADAMS TRAN5FER i STORAGE satisfy the terms of said Writ of IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have parties claimIng by, t?.rojpmi Uvidi! D4 Co,..rt at Sanford. Florida, INC . an unincorporateD 300 N H011y Ayenp in Sanford. (secut.on h,rRJnto set my hand and Piava Join I Polk. or against thtm. •nC alt patties or association, and all parties sinin0*m, 20th, div of March, 1172 Florida, the abe,, desc"ib.d per Sheriff affixed the Great Seal of the State of ISeal) persons havIng or clam'.; any wtif. may claim or have due claim tonal property ARTHUR H BECKWITH. j. Florida, at Taliahasssa, the Capital. Seminole Court', rIght, tItle or interest in and to the and interest In Mayfair Prprtl. That sad sale is being made to this the FOURTH day of APRIL. Florida CLERK OF THE premises involved in this suit latilty the term, of iii,, Writ Inc.. an unincorporated association AD. 1573 Publish W.arch, 77, Apr.i 3 lC.17. 1573 CiRCUIT COURT De$riGants YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Eiecution (Seal) DES III NOTICE OF SUIT By Martha T VihIan John I Polk. that a suit to Quiet fitle hat betn RICHARD (DICK) STONE TGGIJ1ET TiTLE t"Pty C'a's Snerrpf o,ougni in true Circuit (.ourt at Secretary of State PublISh, AprIl 3. tO. 17, 24. 1513 IN THE NAME OF 'ill STATE OF Seminole County . Florida against Seminole County. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE KItW.ThW McIntosPt FLORIUA Florida you ano each Of you claiming an EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. E,ouire To IPi. Defendatits estate. might, tItle or ,r.teresl in y Publish AprIl 3. *0. Ii, 24, 1573 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1330. N H BUNCH and -SUPiCH, lien upon the following descrIbed DEC 7 COUNTY. FLORIDA IN '%, CiRCUIT COLlI,. .7F THE Post Office Boo bis*tfearidV S WHtTtanid- real property tit5*led in Semimla EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanford, Fla 3117* CIVIL ACTION NO 73 3fl Publish: AprIl *0, 1573 WHITE. hit *ife. If alive, or if dead County, Florida tO Wit CUlT, IN lIf 0 FOR saMlwO..E occ s D4.aLEP. ADAh NOTICE FOR BIOS to his or unknown heirs. LOf 17Io4 FRANKLIN TERRACE. COUNTY. FLORIDA Board Df County ton, aevisees, ligates's or geantees and according to the Plot thereof as CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.33$ NOTICE missiancrs Ppgr Ii, allotlierperbonsorpafti.sclaimi-ig recorded in Put booi IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: Notice 1$ hereby given that the of Sewtlnot* County. LYNDA DARLENE WEBB aka Florida. will r,ceive bids at the LN0A DARLENE DARBY. Dy. through. under or against them, Public 'c.c'cus board of Cn'v Co,nmissionars of 'iCTOk NOEL Office of Arthur H BP(kw:tP, Jr , In Husband lorlda Seminole County. Florida, Shall at and to. Respondent. All parties or -,erions havIng or and you are hereby required to flit the Court House at Sanford. Fiorida VERNICE TURNER NOEL 700 o'clock p.m. or as sean NOTICE OF ACTION up to 3 00 p Nt.. Motiday. April 74. Wife cielmin; a'.y r.gP,t title or interest your An'S we or Oth,r written thereaftir as possible, on' the 35th TO Lvh,DAtiAPLENEWEBBak lV'7, ID' tJrn%'rtci thr lOtlOWing NOTICE OF SUIT in amid Ii 'it tuei*,ng ars.ci'lbed ck'I,m,Sr. p(.?Wri.0ili or bi your at da of April. 1172, consider the a eQuipment TO: VICTOR NOEL property, situated in Seminole to'nry, with the Clerk of the Circuit items ot enactment of the follwing Or. LYNDA DARLENE DARBY. A TWO (31 COMPACT SEDANS Court. E.ghteenfh Judicial Circuit, dinonce County. Florida Address Unknown 1Si1) Stvdr B 0*41 (1) TRUCK MOUNTED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED An ordinance relating to ttte BoginningattheSWcornerefthe Seminole County. Florida, at the Reynolosbufg. OhiO STRiPING MACHINE that an ac'ioei for Dissolution of regulationandControlof ambulance NE ',. Ci NE 1m Of Section 30. Courthouseinlantord. Florida, and YOU APE NOTIFIED that a C. ONE (tI MOBILE RADIO P,tflar t Adopt and Mike Foreign Marriagehasbeen filed against you, service in Seminole County TownShip 33 South. Rm%,. 75 East. to serve a copy th,'wf upon UNIT providing for definitions; providing run Last 500', Nor!$ 3351. Wist Plaintiffs, attorney. whole names D)vorce Decree. Florida Judgment by VERP4ICE TURNER NOEL and Specifications may be obtained Dt i W F WINDERWEEDLE. JR.. of 500'. South 320' to beginning. Divorccanø 0th,' Relief as been ,.ou are required tO save a copy of for CAC$Vslo' II nonestlusive writivig to the Seminole County flied Ogani? yOu and yOu are yt,tjr wfitttn Ueie,*I. if any, to it 011 franchises and their ren,*.II. tfit firm f Wndrrw,edi,. Haines, tainnigeeven III acres marco, l55 >' ' reouined to semir a copy Qf your 1nD,ii'.,m. terms and cOn' You. arid eaiii 0$ yta. a. n.a't ,ed Isa'd arid W000man. P A., P C) Dot bRUCE L DARF ICLO. A'IO'neI' orow ,ding to" Sanford, FlorIda 33771, or pitted UP written defenSeS. if any. to it on for the Wife. whoSe •Odress Is 73 d.ts of SUCh franchises arid the that a suit to Quiet tItle to theabove MO. Winter Park. Florida. Nat late' at the Engineer's Office located on w i . s oescr Ibed propart p has beyt flied than the 11th day .f Mpr Ii, 1573. method of operal ipn of said I ra;. CON I AD. East Central Blvd Orlando. Florida H 0 U.S hligh'eay 1752 approsnrateiy S Petitiot'er'latto,nev. whose address 3700*. on or before AprIl 34th. *572 Ch.ses. providing tot the siJI,pqqltiorl against you and you are reQuired tO therein letting up the estate. right. mIte sovth of 5antord serve a Copy of your Aruwev to the tItle. Interest in r lien upon the is Post 13ff Ice So. 041. Caullberry. and filethe original with this Clerk of or relinquishment of I rancti*5es; Rids will be enClosed In a sealed Florida 3370?. on or before May 2nd. this Court either satore service au provioing equIpment the Plaintiff's atlornep. KENNETH F. ebive described property cla,meo requirements for franchises; I lit the original *flh me Wife's piforney, or i'nmeduaiely OSWALD. Bradford, Oswald, Tharp I'y you and WlOu.0 you tail $1' do so envelope sAainly marsea liii II., 1573. Outside. "BID FOR FURN 11141 NO clerk Of this court elmer before thereafter: oiha'wiSI default wIll be providing tte method f operation of I Fletcher, 13$ N. Magnolia Avenue, defaun judgment will be entered Iltem), open April 23. *112" Orlando. Florida. and file the against you. serviCe on Petitioner's attorney or entered against you for ti, relief th# fra,'chIses providing for WITNESS my hand and laal ot franchise feese requiring franchIses lids will be opened on Tuesday. immediately thereafter. cf'gserwlse a oe,nors*d In the Pet Itioi', erlglnal In the office of the Clerk of AprIl 25. 1522. at 7 00 P M. or as sean WITNESS my hand and seat at for prpvloinç ambulance service for the Circuit Court on or before AprIl thIs Court at Sanford, Semln..iie .saut' will be enlered against you Ihemeeflar as inIi'b'i. ala meeting to' tie 'ei,tf demanded In the Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. hiri pro,ldlng for penalties: 34.1577 - aflwrwtIaIheClIeqatiOffl of COunty, $imoa IttnI Ith div of lObe held in the COunty Commission Petit r, providing thu Board of Cbunty the Coinpia'nt wII be taimn' as Maici 1377 this 73r0 day of March, 1573 Meeting Room in the Court HouSe at Commissioners with rivulalory lSEAL) Seall confessed WITNESSmp handandthieleeio$ Sanforo. Florida Arthur if BetkwltPu. Jr Thisnoficeshallbe published once ARTHuR H •ECKWITH. JR. powers. providing tot liberal con this Court on 30th March. 1573 The right is reServed tO waive any (Circuit Court Stall CI's of Curcui Court structioft; providing for Clerk of the CIrcuit Court each .,eA for tour Ill consecutive irronularitiat au tpctvi,cal,$ies in "m-'tn'le ('.inty ppverphilhtv; f5 ev5ivi4ifl •lr an Sernlntil, "vv'fty. PWtd. in 'th. tanftr*' '4"'aW *R'HIJR I" BECKWIT$ J'. resect .m.y or all bide. Scott bids and to effective date. 5p Eil.t Scott By Ellen As Clerk f fhue Court Uet,dtltis3fddayOf March, 1513 ' Board of County 1Dm (SLALI Deputy Cleft (CIRCUIT COURT StALl Deputy Oe't by Eilfl Scott m'ssl'jnr"s Arthul H. ReCkwltIt. Jr., IS C WI*4DCRWEEDIE, JR 4.1 O'ei'j'. Ciere Arilkir H Docowith. ,'r Bruce L Barfleid Seminole Count,. florida Windet'weeaie. Haiviet, Ward Clerk of the Board 30 1. Central Boulevard Clerk of tf.e Circuit COurt 3, ISlLIRt) H. CONRAD Greg Druinmond. ').airmafl Of Coattfy Commissioners In end Woodrnln. P.4.. Attorney for Petitioner Orlando, Floi'lja 32101 S.tnitwi* Cle.mty. Florida arid for SemInole County, P0 Box MO By: W. Bush, Jr of.' Post Office Box eu A'tornv for By: Ellen Scott Winter Park. Florida Pyblish. March 21. AprIl 3. ID, 17. FlorIda County EngIneer Caiselberry, Florida 3270? Dtputy Cseb PubliSh. AprIl 3,10,174.24,1173 P'jt.iliSh April10, U. tS72 Put.liShMar.311A1e' t I0.1.D72. puiiiIShMar.30,fl&Apr.3. 10. 1572 PubliSh. April 3,10.17,34.7573 ff73 DEC4 DEBit DiStIl DEC23 DEC' DEBlfl , Personals 2 ,,, -- , ' - ,bo.n SMOEEWATCHERS and Iiltk the habit Phe easy wey. Meeting nter at St. AugustIne Church, Hall, Casselberry. For In. formatIon call 0717430. - Per Day. Rates For Consecutive lflS.rtIOflS-NO Change Of Copy. '1 they 4 tImes.... Mc a tine 2$c a un S tPtu 20 times 23 times ...... 12c a line ($i.7S MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum All' advertIsing apaearlag In Tile Staten Herald an Wednesday will automatically be placed In Thur. saa-s FACtILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that is distrIbuted to as additional 15.501 Piemes is tile area. Advertisers sl,e..Id IllCIv4S thIs insertien in coi,ipvtlng their .arned sate. Buy "The Challenge" clothboursd edition for only 54 75 and received tree "How to Find Peace With God". Mole chuck or money or. derspapabletO"MARS". MilIfo MARS. RFO, Npw Smyrna Beach, Fl, Ida. 3700!. '1-Inst a. Found 2-PersonalS 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Mmmorlams 4-BuSiness Opportunlies 7-Instruction I-Financial Employment 1)-Male Help Wanted Help Wanted 14-SItuations Wanted 'l7-DomeStIC.Child Care - Situations Wanted 16 il tate care of N,5fl' Aide eideriy people In prIvate home, 333 5503. Business Will do IronIng In my home 373 5.575 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS I dare you to open this door to suc. cese III a075. $43 5330 7 17 3 PIANO LESSONS 1) Week Chord Course Pfarry Wetter. 333 1375 Domestic.ChiId Cars Will came for children in' m home, cenlrally localed Everything furnIshed. 333 1705 before n or offer C p m. Instruction Child care In my home by week for chIldren over 3_years old 330 $177. TRACTOn 1MAILER TRAINEES NEEDED We are currently Offering Prado' traIler traInIng through the facilities Ci the followlrig truck lInes: Truck LIne DistrIbutIon Systems. Inc.; Express Parcel Delivemios, InC.i Skyline Dliveries, Inc. For applIcatIOn and IntervIew. call 504.3011007. or wrIte School Safety Divlilon, 3 UnIted Systems, Inc.. care of TermInal Bldg., 1710 McDuff AvCnus, Jacksonville, Florida, 32305. Placement assIstance avaIlable. Over 700 transportation Companies 'live hIred our 21 Rooms For Rent Air conditioned bedroom. Men Only 411 Myrtle Ave . 372 1221. Apartments Rent Furnished 23 IPiELAKAAPARTM(NTS II 4 W F ir%t Streel I - AVALOP4 APARTMENTS Adults-NO Pets )ICW.2ndSt. Houses 24 Rent Unfurnished - Two bedroom house, close to downtown. Sanfoid 574 3*53 after Op. nfl. Male Hcilp Wanted 13 General worsers, II yrs. or Olden to' Mill Work. Will train, riot seasonal Apply in person only LoriQw000. 1317 Char leg St betwiun 3 30 4. S p. in. . Rentals SALESMAN' To contact business and professIonal m'pn arid Introduce needed buslnlls serVIcICREDIT.Mu$t be 21-Rooms For Rant gOOd closer. ExClusive territory. p-Apartments Rent Leads Puflishid. HIgh'Commlsslon Funtished 21-Houses Rent Unfurnlsh.d-- Bonus arrangement. Age 55.70 no handicap' Write: PresIdent. 25Houses Rent Furnished Drawer 141, Palnesvllle. 01,10. 24-Mobile Homes Rent "Cl,. 27-Resort Property For Rent 2$-Business Property For Rent Logger wanted wIth equIpment. 134. 7133. 2-Wanted To Rent Two Automatolv. echianlcs for Used Cars I Trucks. Must have pen t00ls. 555 day week. See Jack Real Estate For Sale BrinIng at Jack Prosier Ford. No Phone Calls. 31-Houset For Sale 32-Farms a Groves r2o WEST Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy NEW HOMES 49 SOLD 5 LEFT 33-Lots a Acreage Block Layers wanted Esper$enc.d only Call 323.4373 21-Income A Investment 3-Businest Property 37-Real Estate Wanted 11 Female Help Wanted Recreational 41-BIcycles 42-Boats and Marine Equipment 43-Ca mping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Merchandise SO-Garage.Rumma, Sales 31-Auctions S2-Want.d To Buy 33-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment For Rent SS-Misc,lIan.ovs For Sale S$A-Hous.hold Goods 54-Antiques 7-Muslcal Merchandise SI-Store And Office Equipment S-MacnInrp And Tools 40-Building Materials 41-Lawn And Gard.n Enuipmenf 43-Livestock And Poultry 43-Pets And Suppliu 44 -Clothing Transportation F DENTAL HYGIENIST. Four day paid vacation, salary open Reply Boa 441 core Ci The Sanford Herald 20 We's? is located in friendly SANFORD. 6 Blocks West of French Aye. on 20th St. Only 3 to S minutes to all Shopping, Churches. We know the guidelines that you must meet to qualify as a buyer under the various financing programs . . . If we feel Mature woman to live Irs, and care for children whIle mother works. 373.0501 certain you qualIfy we will move you In on a rental basis while your $ loan Is being processed 3 BedroOm'1'.3 A*AfMplOyaiCNY' FEE-I WK'S SALARY-TERMS 300 F Hwy 43$. Regency 54 Room * Casselcue'nny $31 3100 Baths Small commercIal buIlding br rail on French Ave Call 331 4457 after S 2 Wanted To Rent 30 th F1ILYAPMS 23$ LI. iI,d lAY CI1E& t1L BALAI4CED 'F' '1 J'Lt. Ij' (,C, tIA - . - 31 Houses For Take 't few mInutes and brows. through ten beautiful model homes placed on fully landscaped lots vr FHA $17 Já &Z$' from S.tit) t, c-r 11am totpt'fl Department Hours UAILEY ODHAM BUILOER.3EVELOPER MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1:30A.M. to St30 P.M. SANFORD PHONE 323-4670 SATURDAY U0 collect 295 4371) or call Ilh U tXIRft (A543 (T iT fY kLul46 .- IfU. JJi&E.' MTI4 CMIdfid') Houses 3 bedroom, I btdroom Completely Or conditioned, within city limiti RlvCe Contractors, Inc 333 104$ Euu'nr'gs 323 IDOl PItA- VA--rHA333 SPACIOUS-GRACIOUS Four bedrooms, Dy bathe, screened pc.., :ar;i .adad lot, cztra tar;: paneled famIly room wIth fireplace, closets galore, plus many more Xlras. in thIs home on dead end street In fIne section. Priced at $35,500. Popular terms. GIANT SIZED Rooms In lhis two bedroom, I, baths, delvie brIck home. Near shopping, family room, deep well, automatIc garage doors, and many other desirable features. 145.4.50 Some Items. STEMPER AsèEN(Y Member, Orlando WPMLS 322155) 1515 French Suns Ilves.3fl 7374 FOUR BEDROOM-CharmIng custom bull? secluded, but Close In, large oaks, central aIr. $370.50. FOUR BEDROOM-Large famIly home near 1.1, built In kItchen. centtOl aIr, fenced. 171.390. THREE BEDROOM-SpacIOus. beautiful locit OvIth shbd, and fruIt trees1,,O'3$.ln range and oven, air indltIoned, eucellent price. 530.500. THREE BEDROOM-Two bath. kItchen equIpped, Icemaker. carpet, central Pleat, fenced yard. sprinkler. 1)5,700 THREE BEDROOM-P's baths. wall to wall carpet, central air, convenlcemif location. $17,700. $400 down. TWO BEDROOM- Two baths. retIrement dream home beautIful large oak shaded yard. spacious rooms, large buIiI.In kItchen. central aIr. s21.300. TWO BEDROOM- One bath, toned commercial, nice section for small busIness and home. Good Investment. 5)3.530 Payton I St. Johns Realty tIlt TIME TESYCO FIRM 12011 PARKAVEPIUE 3774*?) Available nightlal 371 4154 or 3)3 7)17 srr Us br a MODULAR HOME Anyvitt,fCW,thindity Limilt WhO CAN QUALIFY UNDER PIW L PtA 213 PROGRAM! We ate ligildinig flevi hornet now Oh you? choice, land 4 bedrOoms, *'i lht Not in houSing develop otects See if you cii qualify Sauls Agency Ill At 7011! 137 PIll 13) 01*1 Lake Jennie Highlands Just 1200 down arid 550 per month if qualiled, 3 and 4 bedroOm models hI.,I in city 700 Santa Barbara Di' ye ORMAPI CONSTRUCT ION CORP 37) 0337 PP%Cs'le By Owner I aedroom, I sam. Fenced. Enclosed Carport 5*1.500 tof al 150 4.) Montfil, Ph 373 SItS "S.anlerds' Sales Ludee' All Exciusives BEL AIR E-AII new I bdroom, IS'i bath, central heat and aIr. 51L400. CITY-Very nIce 3 bedroom, lUt bath, FlorIda room, den. 537.500. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-Extra nice furnIshed I bedroom, carpet, an'S newly equIpped kItchen, central air. *11.500. COUNTY-Lovely I bedroom, II'S bath on IS cleared acres. $01,500. DREAMWOLD-Id.'aI 3 bedroom. FlorIda room, equIpped kItchen. newly decorated. 1)5,000. IDYLLWILOE-AlIractIve 3 bedroom, 3 bath, central aIr. 510,000. LAKE MARY-MobIle home on lot *25' o 150', trees and shrubs. LOCH ARBOR-ExecutIve I bedroom 3I bathe, on lake. 157.500. MAYFAIR-OutstandIng 2 story. 3 bedroom, 15', baltis, beautIful, Shaded corner lot. 545.500. PINECREST-TrIm, 3 bedroom. I baths. excelhint neIghborhood. slO.575. We Have Many Other Ustlngs Open All Day Every Saturday AvaIlable Sundays by Appelnlment Stenstrom Really 31334)1 1145 Park Nights, Sundays I Holidays Call 322 4135 3734053. 373.1)30, C A W14l00014 SR .IIROKEI', III N Park.Safltofd NighIs 373 114, 1725551 BALL REALTY INSURANCE '01 C West lit St 3235411 LAKE MARY-3llStiortSt. SANFORD 2OO Down And at low at 570 per month at an Ofinuit rift of S per c'iil ho' 360 v,.onlht ii yO Quii'tW In' 'HA ALL BRICK HOMES TWO FULL BATHS THREE I FOUR BEDROOMS OARAGE OR CARPORT S WALL TO WALL CARPET S CENTRAL HEATING 5!AUTIFUL KITCHEN LAROE UTILITY ROOM FROM SI'400 For Futlier lnformetlon or Appointment At AnytIme.. POOL HOUSE 2OO Down 20 blew all u,ick homes *" i l,rdrOCt"t. I' I bathe for 1*1.400 Wall To Wall carp.' IPUO.ig?iOuI. cenhial Heal t151,m, modern viulh kitchin .quiIiped tjeautifulCabnefS, large panelled utility room Call ln Fly IUV your new home 00ev *U3TIN fiR VILOPUENT CORP P0 Soil?, Allamonle 5prings. plo Phone III 0)00 - OPENING THIS WEEK Better 235's We're proud to offer blger bedrooms and clo$et$, Ihicker carpets, enclosed laundry end garage, pantry, stove avid refrIgeraI0. Good s.facliovl now. VItA and VA t.04r.ring ii,w Woodmore on Sanfard Ave near Onora. 131-1330 ..--.. - Lois A Acreage _____ ur C i' 'P'nn'i (ii ltvi ' ''I metery Lot. 1 spaces. Oard,n of TaIth, Oaklawn Rcply Doe 41) C 0 rho Sanbord Herald, Sanford, FIt 12771 1qe tot with LInuS, 5* minIng and tIthing $3.O'Y) Tpr', 5 miles ro'n Sit ti PP'i) 1;' 77;) Mobile Homes C saiitC, SALr S 'l Sei,(tOn of dohle ad. .n (,nlral Fl*,ida Dig invento', Dl 17 widet Lots and pails available Open Eve Til I p in located Play 1752. L.on*ood SIt 7733 REALTY. INC Rig .leaI (slate Broker 321 IllS 2324 'ml PIgrits Call Sundays I Holidays 37) 0315 377 044*. 377 5251 Cailbart Real Estate 3IPtOUM SERVICE CALL 371 1455 Concrete block home, 3 bedrooms, I bath, large lanced back pird Carport and ulillly room 51.000 down $111.11 per month on balance. KULP REALTY 101 W lit 1 Ph 333 2)33 Beoroom with Fenced Yard, Carport, UtIlity. Plo qualIfying. Ph 373 4)15 33 Lots&Acreage Lof on SI. John's Rlvar, PS' e ItO'. with mobile home tO' o SO' Screened patio 323 $151 Two acres I ho$C on Wekiva RIver. 525.000 Call (or appolntmefil after Noon. 33) 1054 This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP. WANTED ADS that in. dlcatet a preference based on age from employers AGE covered by the DISCRIMINATION P4 EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Informe tic" may be oblained train the Wage Ht.ur lA,i4 at 719 Ca. .alvIe N.E. Building, 17190 Suvsnth Avenue North Miami, FlorIda 33141. telephone: 3S0 3973. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD "ITS YOURS" - Winchester Homes of Fla. 31515, Orlando Ave. RI. 17-92. SANFORD "BIG BEAUTIFUL" Spanish Front I Rear Law Cash arid move In tOday. III yours Low payments at Inchter Homes of Fla. Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 5, Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD WANTED 41 BOys used Schwirn Sling Ray with rear slIck, 120. Phone 373 0352. tinchester Homes of Ha. 42 GET DOUBLE VALUE Trade In cars, boats, hurniturl. AnythIng of value. We Wheel and deal at Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD $100.00' Tan I Insurance moves you In thIs bIg, beautIful, 72 footer. Hurry, Its yours. Never lived In. Move In today. Winchester Homes of Fla. 151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17-92, SANFORD "SWAP TRADE" 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD "ONE HOUR" alck op. Move In - Its yoursl proval. 100 Floor Plans-IDO Color Schemes. Small money and move In today. Winchester Homes of Fla. 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17.92, SANFORD FURNISHEE UNFURNISHED And Supplies *441 Ramble? Amn,ICa.t. 3 dOS.'. a Cyt, aiitdnlatic, omd condition 5100ar beSt offer 311.5370. F 511, Nnd,. Animals. SuOOIies AVC Beagles $11 i PETFAID Fairway Plate. Sanford 7234133 SSA llouseholdGood% Setllviq nor ¶norage-P54l Ch-e'viet vvert OP. lair COnditiOvl III A K C Stief land Sssiepdoqs. Sable and omite. ElcaIlerR CompanIon,. I, Home essential. Ph. 3.40 S1U. r.et professional carpet cleaning reiulhs-ref'lt Blue Lusfrl Electric Carpet Shampooer 51 per oav. CARROLL'S FURIlTURF. T130 1,41 VW Otis. I paseangar. 5744 505 YOUNG'S AUTO SALES. ifw'y 17 57 I2IOMI _______ IC71 Mustang Macil I. RAM. Air Con, P3 & PS. AT, Ptione eater S o 1177 111% Clothing 44 Aqua cPuf ton and lace prom sown. sIze 7, 513. Taffeta ballerina - '.r'g?hgn'vir. 5it S. 510. 173 MIS SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY eds by Seal,, 14555 Set )73 17733 72:03 im, UIDE FOR EVERYONE' The following businesses - - -; " are ', . - - residents and newcomers , will find this directory the most convenient and up-to.date way to solve every problem. - Falcon Runabout, 14', 55 HP Evinrude, top. sIde curtains, lIke new. slatS. 373 1130 listed for your convenience. Permanent -- II Pt. Sea King alumInum beat. 23 HP Mofor w Tilt Trailer $030. PIt. 3330353. SHOP THE EASY WAY! IS' Seab'e.:e Boat, wIth top. 100 HP M.rcury Motor, new tilt trailer. 5500. Call 574 1571 alter I The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Seminole Sporting Goods Air Conditioning Your Jnhns Mo'om A Iloilon Whaler Dealer 13th 1 Sanford Ave 372 1552 51 PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday night, I 30 p in Consignments welcomed1 Open daily 10 S Sanhord Farmers' Auction, Hay IS 57 .5 Alit IC) Ant.que% urn'ti,ir Ai arur',. I r, or Iti P,ot Cell 373 tt72 CASH 313 1132 00 uSed l,,,cn,lij,e. appi.a..ces, Ii5, etc Buy or 1001 ,t,ms Larry's Marl 713 Sar'lo'd A,e 54 C.nlral Air Con'ditiois For free estimate, call Cart HrIs. at SEARS In Sanford. 322-1773. Auctions Equipment For Rent REP,ITABFO Roila*ay. Baby Beds CARROLL'S FURNITURE 114W' III 51 P11 373 SlIt FULl, l,neG.E Apolances SANFORDELECTMICCOMPAPIY 7377 Park Drive. 371 1541 Pre Season Air Condit,oneq Check VP Also waSher and refrigerator service GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 3014 Orlando Drive. 7733431 - _________ _______- ADOiPdC. MACHINES. Rent a new Oiiytttl Electric to' 5*0 a month Apply rental fowerd purchase Check *,th George Stuart, I)) F RObinson. Orlando Phon, t011 brie Ml 1134 Miscellaneous For Sale_______ ...wl'un shopping for your new mobile home. Stop by and tour our large selectIon of the fInest Mobile Homes lu per tent off Pl' ro1. Screen room United Fence. Awning I, Carpet of Sanford 373 3011 WINCHESTER priced hrorn 151 .5i,1TY . SuildOl,r.g.- OS, -- iand clearing, 143 loodor. 1: 4. 5 BuildIng. 131 5344. Give ,Qur 'Iwno that new tog.,, roofs, ee',, ions, rnq,ie tioni.,, 0q r r,.somlaDIe raPes w4She0. Icaibed. bottled. n SUred 134445 r SIster! -__________-__________ Sew.iiglAileraliuns 1431 Senioron5lva Ait.im,nb.Sge.ng's, 531 1417 PanlittO. Interior. tolee'or Setting Tile Highly euperienced. reasonable rile, Call 3233031. _TraikrRentj! U.HAUL TRAILERS 5.Iliu,nsSPSe.. .s 705 1'ench 'ke Ui 3020 _________________________________ Income Tax TV Service ______________________________________ H(R5'S t1L.IVISIOM SEDVICd. ar Iii) 3, 5 p4o,ij 5 4. ft A A,. , 17) I 134, V Sc'. i '4"T' luff'S1 I .l il544 55i.it tIM I, ill 9al I' tt :t 'If -S i" i'.' "i' - 0. u11(01viC M. Harrisgn Well Drilling __________________________ itLLRLLkO 'f'N'.,.k'f ''5'LM, 'emsonolled tas Send Call I, : All ttlit* 4. 3,,n Cruomen. 530 .ppontmenl We ',p.ar 4. 54, Rosala Orse. Santofo. S Laundry Services ____ i 4 'I %'5 1"L '524 L '1 ND(",'A1 Di1 Laa'i '.3 41 ,.,J.J,l P. (f's in DII. )fl tfl$ Ov,n.a' i 01(5. O(t *15.1 4'lfJ La.i,jar P'hg5. S'riiii'ms 3 Watqr cond'l'onevt. 332 iola, Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. CLASSIFIED! I . THE HERALD'S DAiLY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES hjjy Call i,eekdays b.for.NOOntO start or cantel your ad for the following day and Salurdyt before 12 isoon. P.1 'lie Ililter b4. t. ,.or ,e,lin,, Ac,t,OusI,, sPray, tesIlires of all k.nd5 L .(ensed, bonded. 'nsur,ui $341445 or 33$M? lIJADDe,,.- •51 OelIona tUS$!$,eM42* MAI1YLAPIC) S iflEOCifiCkElt Inc Dutlefenue it Dcii 3100 Frenti, Awe 1735443 Line to SjecI S.rvlces -- OUR AD TAKERS ARE HERE to HELP YOU Call 373 7*11 br a law Colt want ad. NOt,'u. lii S'l, Eating Places Your Direct Quail,, L.iw Ct., Ao,Oet.qii Ph 333 7755 ________________________ 55411? ADS 4l41 5.S4I.L nil. b-I t.tJ i.v' 'iii av i ill. 050K 4. i. ENASSil, S s,pp,..s. I n Da'f' 4)3 Llurii.J tli.,toai A S,,,'Ja, *33 1 531 Includes sat up Charges on a beaulifui large lot In Hacienda Village, skirting and railed 01 '10 P&radise Pools _________ Ceramics 1549500 AQUA FOOt,. S(14'IIC(y 01 SEMINOLe. INC P',oi Supplie's. Services MAin snance 1113 3 French, 3724345 Concrete wOrk, slabs, pat, s, driveways, nelks, etc. IC trs. e*peniincu, Free estimates Reasonobh,. 3yM, Mildew. buu qus. dirt removed trw, Auto Insurance tour hum. .,r building Dv pressure washing PAUL S. POLOAa. 773 lfll,iI.C' Lw lj,lI Nerd vi 7*17 moitlbly Pe,r"e"% Ci" P.r ,.U!e S Al..tIN(t BLAIR PAINTING Brush. R011er. Spray. & )id U) *so.a l 1412 ResidentIal Commercial Licunted. ___________________________ Bonded sacly Decoralon, Frank Meyers, Automotive Servci Apopta tRES CHiC BEAUTY & wii SALON (,)nt'j I, 4iJ 1i12 IS l' 'ii ifl i' HILLCREST BARRINGTON Pool Supplies D'd tau kn* trial ,ou COfl P4.1 YOUR buSiness appear ,n the SHOPPERS GUIDE I' it IOn as Ill a moolti' CIII 137 7111 ii"i ask lot our want at ,,5.l' 'i,M,' Beauty Care Vi N DALE At, PljiSZiC, lSt..t.JMSIP4G 4.tt sions .,,SiQm n-we 123 sian Ui Iif UI 'se _________________________ 'j't. GUTTER SMlPf GuIten, Misc horni nO.1,5 , imprevemenrs. 3714317 _______ Attic Insulations _________________________ ii.\ilif)t it 5 t. r,," S Oak Au available. Plumbing-Electric __-.___ Windows. Remodel. Reoa , r, Parsing Sub Contract Priming. Trim out Licensed, bonded 373 ill) alter 4. -' ANiMAL 4A4OARDIMG KENNELS. Bathing, OlagusS. Hwy liWet Ph 1335313. TIlE HANDY MAN no poD too tmall. p.a.ntinq, home r_ COGGINS APPLIANCE SERVICE RepaIr, All motes I models Bldg. II,AWporI, 373.1553 Plagan InSulatIOns. SANFORD AIR CON Pi(ATING 1. 0I110P4114C.. 71135 l,rni.h i.e. 4350 . __________________ Re.'wide$.vig' Room Add, gdinhihg. carpentry. int,r,Or, it levorRlie'SOiiObie 173 434? CABINETS OR ROOM ADO CeuieI 014 or build I view Free .'l,in,alet 333 1045 -- Contoildaf ion LoansuD tO furnitw"e, $3.Xtts,X0 avafiabla lad rnof'gago real eslate. FAMILY CONSUMER FINAsCI SERVICE, INC., III S. M.gnslia. 372.10*1 SE'IKAIIiK r,l..*%SIPAINT co ZriIM.sgnod'a Ae 1734122 _______________________ 'nigidare and K'tchpn Aid Ag pIances 0 H H1GH,I700W lf St Ph 3flS) _______________________ lii4, MW MUP PIER Ju', i-hiI.rne Snoti Atit'mt,f.. r4' 7431 S 1 Vrfll,i A,r P'. )3) liii . . . . . Mon.yto Loan Glass-Mirr'irs Home Improvements Appliances - Make Us Your MOBILE HOME SAt ES 1544 1 B.rd. Or.glriat paInt and in rerun, Enc.11.nt condition, 5500 flo' West 25145 Sr. Pets 43 3') COO Gal Storage Tank $473 St. at Jerry's Colonial Service, 130*1 French 737 SIlO Ii' Runabout, $0 HP Johnson electric start, remote controls, tilt trailer, 2 gas taists, Good condillon. Reduced to $030 for immediafe sale. 322 7545, Winchester Homes of Fl SJ.. I, O$uWOofi ciVil (Xi fit)A(t (Sf13141 hiOftifi OHLAPIOO, I iOFIloA PHOP,$ 1)011 1314411 3.1541. Ide fta'vPr.j. P 3 .Air, NOSe I.r.s. 1 awner )flaW. - Just Auived Two each, GehI *0 Ton Wagons * 1,100* IS, *0 ply Implement TIre's New coIl 5330 each, make offer Ph 37)0050 or 373 3130 ask bar Herold Dugan The hone you've been looking hoc in a salting you'll love is at HacIenda Village. Take lIsa Wuelitdrivetoaay. , . locataden Stale Road £34, Icy mIles east Of 37-92. MGC. ConvertIble, ISV, attli r,ln, ,iatq's' amlte.ivalts. A.t Caflditton 303. 1134 - THE SHOPPERS 55 First Stop flu SON MAIED FURNITuRE Sisy-$eII-- Trade lii 'SE 1sf $t 377 5430 Boats and 3 Months Old 1 2 3 bedrooms al Co and belcw-'-Low money and mat In loday 3151 S. Orlando Ave. lPdI Ford StatIOn WagOn, 353 engIne isis omd. $135 312 3010 SADOLF E(Jui?MPNT CIPSIP'ñ Wear Save a, tie Vj'd Commit Western Seog P4... 1117 tin, S Many new and used 0 ishlrig boat specIals, All sIzes, large selection. Terms. Prices like. 14' Tn Hull, steering. top, compass, welts, IS PIP Mercury, trailer, efC. Very clean. $1330 Complete ROSSON SPORTING sèuOOS Downtown Sanford 373 aS" Buy It fhe way you like. Over 301 Ideas Color Schemes. Low Mon. and move In at RI 17.92, SANFORD 1544 irjqf C.ituntry Soda's, St. Wa.)nn, A7, 0 1, If. ,ytra deaf' $455 tHELc-EY'3 USED CAD'S 3333540. Forty, saddle, and bridle, eveatlen iIltD01itiort S yrs on. or' high, escivig $4. 1731*50 Center Auto's For Sal. 'S p We Buy' Gold Cotfis iOiW sf St 13') 113) Marine Equipment Veil Trade cars, boats. lois, home,. furniture. lIve stock, airplanes, moforcycles, furs, dlamondit Winchester Homes of Fla. 140 Half 'on Foci plt'V up. big engirs posItIve traction. 1070 327 2300 afterI --- --.--- BIcycles lUIty In homes, land We pay sit and finance. Move In a Big Inchester Home at 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 1'-92, SANFORD - Livestock Avsd Poultry 43 ______ Pet? Dodge half ton pIck up. it lger,ed. rs,ns good. $155 Call after loin. 3771440 AntiQue's anted. buy sell trade *111 rpfi'uijP.1V3 BR101'FS. to' i%t Cl 3t 77) 3*3* kitchen and Bathroom Cabinet, Formica topi. sindi. iupeil ii stallation 307 5047 - And Trailers Triacke 74 - PARE ANrIGUES SW Corner Part & 1sf Tisurs, 35. Sal lOP ?,es by appt 737377) Manilc Car arid Vruct Signs, * lily 5,rv,(e 314 p554 Seminole Coin AntiqueS - - tropolng carts for sale Call Fleqf Reserve, 322 5001 Move In at once Ovir 113(3 floor plans-Spanish. Med.. Ole rngllsh. F Am,r'e.an, etc Low Pairnents al Mr,rie,' L 3151 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17-92, SANFORD 54 Nelson's PlO, .40 Dpi., wooDRuff'; GARDEN CENYFI 307151i St move Ins-itt yourst 7 bedl Bath, kIng SIze IhroughCA,t. Small pay rnerts at "DEMONSTRATORS" Hunt Winchester Homes of Fla. MONEY" - lCritit pJmD ', tfP, 533 IS' F Agi'.ir, Lernon Bluff. I'd houSe on left 333 1011 VA-F HA LoanS Quick Approval I I a bedrooms- Its yours. mi"ne Int GOVERNMENT OWNED HÔME3 LOW DOWN PAYMENT COMPLETELY RF.i'.OPIDITIOPIED Jim For Sal* NO CASH NEEDED 171 Sit? "LOW S.,a i'ws MC"' i'ee'ii ogel It t. va's h,,,,ombni.. V4n', OCt31. ,it Corcte Pa ba'a"e d' 531 payments 0' $4 Call Cv.tf.t Manager of 177 ,lt * me eves 15* 1140 SANFORD SEWING CFNIFO inS A Past lit 5. ta,wq'ttmen Cnf')qif Miscellaneoum $3 - Ford 4 57 Gears. 530. I'IO Gears. 534. *1150 g.er & pinIon Peqf'eef COnditiOn Call 377 3550 Steve Ck.Hmy __________ Stnger rouch & Sew r,11r',uY '.'Ofl'LF ,iO,'FS 31 I 50 fl*'c".t't' IrWiC,.n,P,Ana 171 il't'i lltfiil'ul Johnny Walker Realty - 1\ AutoR.pair Pa ri's. Acces'sov lie, 71 Parn,'td,tioned 73" 01 Rafii3, live ,tew C000lIhI APPLIANCE SERVICE. 37) 1354 MobfleHomos 34 Winchester Homes of Fl 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92, SANFORD 3 And at lOw as $10 pci month all Pef cent br 340 monthS t ,ou guaty under FIIA 3)3 . A hour bedroom, 3 bath home with central heat air, lamIly room, large 101 and lovely pool for only 131.300. Call WCSCOTT REALTY, INC. Reallors. I 543 2441 collect. Bet tar Piurryl DEV CORP. Academy Manoi - McytPi Clqrmgof,.?ia, YOU APP Mi34,rili if ,'su tievpfl'l trod a 'Want Ad of ml Three p.c. Mediterranean flying room Sulfa $330 a' beSf offtf. 377 '75, -::'- Now 5 Remaining ISp Owner CS, * or S Bedrooms completely remodeled. Central Heat aces Air. Euellenf LocatIon. 373 0307 REALTY Phone 371.1311 3441 HIawatha Aye. at 11.52 Realtor I - 7*44 So t qitch An City 323 fIll For Sale Cliff Jordan FAMILY W/TAP5 - Sanford Realty Located I','i mIles East of Il-fl on Stale Road 434 in PIe VIllage 01 North Orlando. Ph. 131.41)3. 31 5.1. - Motor I t'me Show Barga ict5 2*' Dodge "ye' $5; 31' 50553. Monocfiem, $3555 Squfrvet'i Tent City, U. S Hwy "37", 5 mileS 1F(.PVISION SEISI7S UP MILLERS $t!OtIafidoDI 1170711 C(?V6R cc ps.'1 frv i tLLARI 1 s""-"'. Now Leasing Journey to Ptaciefida Village and find everything ycu'vl been looking tor Ifl a MobIle Home CommunIty-Club House. Pool. Recreallonal Playground, FacIlitIes, and much more Sot 37 Allimnonte Springs. F Ii REG. 100th (P "Mobile Home Lots For Runt" -FINANCING- Want Ad TARTORC.ANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. -. lraveI'TratWrs 15 kenmof I Waustr parPt, terviCd, utud inaCPl'SOl MOONEY AP PLIAPICES )fl0057 4EP 'tl) Profesliohel Offii space avaIlable Will build to Suit leriant. 371 70153 AUSTIN COLONIAL *A..! L'M t7I9Y.lt For Rent - CONTEMPORARY Model Open 'CALL UNTIL NOON TO Business Property Call ii Ely today 203131 4)OOcollecl SPANISH WHY STORE IT AND FORGET IT' Sell it d brget it nIh a wont Ad. Call one of our Ad ViSors 00, help placing your ad lii :OOA.M.fo 12NOON 21 Male-Female Help Wanted li-Auto Repairs Parli.Accessoq'les fl--import Autos 73-Moorcycis And Scatters 74-Trucks And Trailers 7$-Autos For Sale -... ...--.' P'rlday, April!, Il/b- Ji5 herald S$AHousePiold000di wr Schools. Euperienced sewing machIne operators. Apply Prattville of L.angwood. 200 Hlghline DrIve (West 434. South at Consolidated Steel), 10 a m. to 3 pm. LCIT New Smyrna Baach. Fla. FIrSt Street off the ocean Weekly tenfal I bedroom house and efficIency apartment, All linant turnlsited, also utIlItIeS. For reservatIons virlte Box 705, New Imyrna Beach. rh 3204$ oi' call 1504 1$ .11? (no collect). 20 West has all city services. Baby sitter to live in Help with lIght housework. Phone 323 3)05. s yiti ccx4ojrt ______ FINEST Waitresses wonted. Must be 2*. Apply In person to Lake Monroe Inn. Hwy. 1752 North. Sanford,' 1$ ror Rent ONE OF SANFORD'S (aper.enced waItress Apply in person to Glenda'S Restaurant at Village Rest Truck Terminal. 1500 French Ave. Wanted Baby Sttlw Prrn 1 t Op. in. S days week. Phone 3230332 before' ,,j.m. IF you haven'f seen these homes lately be sure you do before they are all sold I 7wacc v;it/i i $6 sfllfrP.&'5 Resort Properly SELECT YOURS Night watchman for outsIde con s?rudlon. 373.1050 34-Mobile Homes 27 - OpportUnities w F'IXJT tU S.nsom rovor z APTS aliit trailemS 1752 across Irom Movieland Sanford Mobile ('ark__371 530_.S!!.!1.itK - DRIVERS WC Ivan' You cj Conirn,s..in v.'''.. c,, ç, 771 Salesman._55003.700 per week. lto3 ,.,-s,,h P.ii Mr. and Mrs. James MIfloft wtsh to thank all theIr many frIends for the kIndnesseS shown durIng their illness Ill the Piospttal arid at home. $4-Female Help Wantil IS-Male-Female closes Not Insurance, not door to door. 3730507 Cardsof Thanks a _____ by Ats LOSER u, icr V Tw btdroøm mobile home. Adults only No pelt 553 371 1030. Wanted Room ar.d board ton elderly lady, pleaSe phone 321 4355. 3 CLASSIFICATIONS Announcements tile or female. General kitchen help, pert time. II 3 p m Aoply In i'vrwn only weekdays 34 p m ticllday House, Sanford I. Corn mnerclal. BILLY GRAHAM 4 "ianager trainee. Chance to, tact advancement. PaId vacatlont. ifo%pltalitallori. LIfe Insurance Apply Ill General Food Store, fli%trl(f OffIce. 3201 rrench Ave Sanford or pIck up applIcatIons In DeLand or Orange CIty Stores. MovIe Film Hobbyist to splIce S MM Movie hIm. Will turrtlsh reels. 50* 443 care of The vantv'ru 11,1 e'U, "u u. eli, Sanford. FIl, 37171 BOOKS BY ongr Your Ad Runs The List it Costs Per Line Rent , i .i'erlenced help wanted, assIstant SMOKERS The Mel! Wanted N's. Audesard Omdeniln Call Mrs siononat Sanford Convale'scenl I t,1rsing Center, 373*541. PORN Mobile Homes U needed for handicap located 20 mIles north of Orlando Must be availabit tO work on -. ______ staggered date schedule. LIve In -- accommodallons available, Call Pr,. Larson at 0115011 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tol$ rn,e 014 7017 tor "We Care' h401i,i'te" AdultS on Teens Orlando 831-9993 ______ THE Maie.FemaIe S ook FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? perhaps AkohotiCt Anonymous Can Help Write P 0 So. Ill) San'Ord rla Seminole 322-2611 -.. ... For An Early Crop of Dollars, Use Classified Ads. 322-2617 - Found To Want Ads I ' Dev.Iopmen' Company, and that I name with the Clerk Of the CIrcuit Notice Is hereby given mat the Honorable County Judge Court, Seminole COunty. Florida In Seminole County. FlorIda, its final erdend to rIqistir said will. on the lot diy Legal Notice Legal Notice May, AD. 1572. present to me return, account and vOucheft, as Clerk of tne Circuit Court, Seminole accordance wTh th provIsions of Honorable County' Judge fI EaeCiJtor Of the little of HAROLD Counfy Florida In accordance with the FictitiOUS Name Statutes, To PEELIMINARY CERTIFICATE Wit Section iss D Florida a'u? Seminole County. Florida, ti final A APPL(Y, deceased, anD It lad tv,, of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OF return, account and vouchers, as lime, 'hen and there. make 11 Name Statutes. To WIt Section 1S1 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Charles Maser CORPORATE DISSOLUTION Elecutor Of the Estate of LUCILLE plicationtOthesaldJvdgetOrafiil Florida Statutes 5%7 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.235 Ronald 0 Mttt P.APPLEBY.d.caIad.andatsaid settlement a4 itt administration Of s Gary C D,G.e!an DIVISION: A Clarence 0 Master IN THE NAME AND BY THE timi, than and there, make ap 540 estate. aid for ivi Otdet' ?ubieSh AD'.' 3 ID t7. 74 1 THE BRONX SAVINGS BANK. "ubtish Mar 30.77 LAD 3.10. 1177 AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF efIc$liOrtothe5aidJuDg,toafin.l discharging I' as such Eaccutor )Fr a corporation. Dated this the 72nd day of March. DEB as settlement of its administration of PItIntiff. FLORIDA TO ALL TO WHOM THESE laid fltats, and for an order AD *173 NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL PRESENTS SHALL COME. dactiargivç It as such Executor GARY 0 TATE,ef al.. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mu. bANk OF JACKSONVILLE Doted thu the 32nd day of MarCh. Defendants. GREETINGS: NOT ICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of the, certain WrIt of By S JESS W TALCOTT wrest. WILLIAM V. HEM&D 1t12. NOTICE OF SUIT (cecution issued out of and under by virtue of that certaIn WrIt of As Es.c'ulor PI'fILL SANFORD. FLORiDA W. THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL tP,e OPal of the Circuit Court t Esecutlor 1555*0 Out of and under THE STATE OF FLORIDA the Estate of BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SemInole County. Florida. upon a the liii of the Circuit Covil of TO: GARY 0. TATE. and hi R NEIP, .11.. FRANKLIN. IN. HAROLD A. APPLEBY 01 VIE F. NELP. TALCOTT $ JEIS fil judgment rendered in the Ofang.County.Fiorlda.upOi'iaflrial UNKNOWN SPOUSE of Gary 0. DIANA Deceased As (secular of the luogment rendered in the aforesaid Tat.. if married. whose rts'dence *5 FRANKLIN. INDIANA. did on the at orelaid court on ftc ,tih STENSTROM. DAVIS Estate of 3RD div of OCTOBER. A.D. 1V February, AD 1172. ri that certain court on the Ith day of February. sw.&nown. I MCINTOSH LUCILLE P APPLEBY, You are hereby notified thitI Suit cause t be Incorporated undef the DOW AD 1572, I,, that certain case enCas, entitled. THE Florida State Bank Deceased CHEM'CAL COMPANY, A COP titled. Sir.try Acceptance Corp SOS has been filed against you In the laws of the State Of Florida. BILL Sull, STENSTROM. r)'..-lS inc .Plantlfl, vs Joseph B Fineet above entitleD cause. arid that you P4EMPPIILL MOTORS, INC. I POPAIION PIantiff, nford, Florida 37771 I MCINTOSH VIRGIL if SMITH D B A Wp$iTE'5 aL, Defendant, ehiCh aforesaid Writ are hereby reQuired to file your corporation. with, its prIncipal place Attorneys for buiifllli at SANFORD. Florida State Bans AUTOMOTIVE STORE. Defendant, of leeculion was delivered to meal answer wIth the Clerk of thIs Court. of PubillIt April 3.. 10, 17. 1 2. 1177 - SuIte 22 Seminoi. County, Florida, and tO serve a Copy ttefSOf upon the SEMINOLE COUNTY In the State of Of wyilcIt aforesaid Writ EotCLjtiOn Sheriff of DEC 2 Sanford. Florida 33771 Plaintiff, or PlaIntiff's attorney, Florida. and whereas ttie proper arid I have levied upon the hollowing was delivered ID mc II Sheriff 'the Sanford LOST-Red BrIndle Helter. About Call 1.1. olO lbs. Lake Mary Hughul. 3330151. Direct Phone Lines I Hacienda Village Opened Buy Lost I I =-.:- - ?'l D's 13 v' 3 lIne Ad-$5.C4 $16.50 146 80 4 line Ad-$6.72 $22.00 $62.40 5 line Ad-$8.10 $25.00 $78.00 DIM ;'t.'2s" or31,$'93 OF COURSE YOU MM CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. ---- ____ �- _._ - - ----- - -- ---- --___ -- .- - i-Th. Sanford Herald Monday, April 10, 1972 S. B. (Jim) Crowe Is Honored For AOMW Congressman Is Indicted MaLc Y ou a Master of the Kesboarsi County Purchases krgr1e resident of Sewsok trance gate just of! Highway Counly.andanardeldlrotedcr 419 At the eastern edge. anoCher This proximately 300 acres of man is friend!. well known S. gate shouid be constructed with a sign thread, --Big Tree Nature land ad*vnt. to and u m cm two These ccxntgnUa pxboo Of the west Gam 2cM the board that the Preserve. " ons help inform the park desi g mu three creek ahoce Of lake Jip. s entering the Tbe property runs frisn the probably are polluted and, pubhc as to the use of each area. The aftUnding feature ththe luke stiere wes.d to the according to U.S. Geodetic Sarthw3Oo Highway iSR Survey topographic map, dated park Is the existence of huge, wc dtiJvvTirl hald cy press trees- "The 41. Seaiiratiie County puts %. cM ciants are indeed rare in , __ Flc*)da. These few old trees the task to develop a park plan with Soldier Creek. Average elevation In the park pmbabty were used as anciors for the au Subsequently, the invited the area is considered to be about 15 for block and tackle equirnent committee be Yi f' r Aine tigris1 Audubon Society In developing of-way runs through the hauled out Of the swamp." western portion o f the park and Ganas said. this Plan. "All at the naturalists who Fred Ganas representing the is a cleared are& ThIs am studied the park were Imcoumy patti ccxnmlflee ap- could possibly be planted to ssed by Its aestheti and provide food plots for wildlife County the pr e peared before Commission with projected such as deer, turkey and qiIL biological richness. Four The western pomcpn of the separate plant communities plans for this park area He said that one of the creeks area is presently named WVC UI.J. 1% as .& 1I44i (cl' Count) p#" This that this area should be in me area as been named developed in such a way as it, Creek" in txmcr of a name appears over the Illy ANN SffXOwi The Semth County Coni. asinks li 300-Acre preserve its aesthetic and natural qualities" All development (parking area, rem picnic areas. and concessi on) should be confined to the pine flatwoods west of the powes line, with access beyond this paint to be by foot cx bicycle travel only. Hours of operation should be from 9 Un to A pin. with constant siziervisoc A cancie rental concession could be established at point on Soldier Creek. The national bicycle TU ShOuld hell) to mate the bicycle rental concession successful 4 although perscmafly owned bicycles may be brought In by guests If desired). Group wilderness camping" should be confined to the pinewnods section, with groups Park Site short of Lake Jessup - two nests, two Large nests occepied by Great Blue herons. Man'. Aninz*s and several hundred thfled gulls and two white pelicans were observed as were a number of other variety of birds. Ganas said A piirpcwe for the establishment of this wilderness hiking and bicycling area would be to provide a green island of nature In a sea of increasing .imade landscape, where young children, students and adults ma learn abou t nature and natural resources County Planner David Fart Indicated that his department would draw tip the final plans for this park listing priorities and would present at a work s',n ____ -------- making resnvations for the caitçaite at least two weeks In advance, for a modest fee. Firewood would be made available hr a fee This the comrnittee felt, would 1re'ent me Of part trees Trails airrad) have been started vnith Of the entrance mat Picnic areas and canisites could be connected by trails. Rain shelters will be located at Intervals along the paths. Cars will be parked in western portion and fishermen could rent three-wheeled bicycles to cary their gear to fishing areas. Bad would be sold at concession stands. Speckled perch have been noted in Lake Jessup this year. Many nests were observed In the preserve and along the Royal Sabre Portable Regular drainage way cc water by.' The rount does have the w opet manlunery to stop and s It has correct the pollution occurred, and this Is done through the office of the pollution control officer, Farm said his department had Langley Adair been instru -ted 1c, investigate the possibilities of providing 'Howr;er," Farm remarked. pollution control restrictions for "It tz the intent Of our indevelopments during c-on- veiitigatum to anticipate the alructwn. This is a orublen and reouire remedial which has occurred several action before the fact." times in the past yeam Fart proposed a resolution w common denominator requiring that any proposed as far as the Incident Of development, adjacent to or pollution Is concerned," Farm surrounding a natural cx man,that of the develop- made dra inage way of body of sa4 Pollution control restrictions for developments under c-onitruction were discussed by the County Commissioners following a report by David Farr, county piamier. - grading plans to the county engineer and pollution c-OfltrOi offIL'er. All restrictio= required by these offices must be followed, otherwise daily penalties fc* violation could be U- " As far as our planning office can determine, Seminole County again is attempting to do something that has not been tried elsewhere," Farm told the Tvpe s smooth and easy. it's like music to (ar.. Chock-full of"nosi-wantcd teatures like Magic' l'gin controls Magic' Meter scales, Touch Control" selector, Magic' Column Set and Clear, Push-Button Vannhle Line Spacer. For this and other reasons, a work session was requested with the Read superintendent. county engineer and the pollution control Officer along with the Board of Cain- stuart $326,000. •r&i'i 13 Is-se i'Et5 Casselberry Hurt 1BY CALNO Action Springs MOW change of meeting Place). Seminole County Democratic azeutivr cunmlttee. B pin., rmn 211 SJC Toastmistress Club. $ pin... Chamber of cornmerc't. Ail Shrine paper sale. April 211 Seminole County executive tcxnnimnee, i p.m., Seminole Junior College room X-74 i over the library). AWfl 27 Shrine meeting. 4.30 p.m. Seminole County Democratic executive committee, called Shipping Paint information End1.-Esczmole - Demand meeting. 1 pin., Florida State for Friday, April 7th. All sales Moderate, Market Steady. 11-9 Bank lounge. April 12 FOB. for stock of generally bushel crates $l.. Men's Club of All Souls good quality. unless otlkdWia Leuue, -Bibb & Big Boston stated. Precooling charges types, supplies insufficient to Church, darre, 9 p.m.., parish quote. Lea! type, Demand hail extra, SANFORD'OVIEDO Good. Market Steady, 44 bushel April 11 Alt a m on t e S prI xi gs ZE1LW000 DISTRICT crates s2.00 aorname type. Cabbage - Demand Good, tiand Good, Market Steady. makers. 9 am. First Federal S&L Altamonte Market Steady. Domestic I 14 bushel crates $1.50. Round type, medium-lax-ge, l. Parsley - Demand Good, Sia-iiits. bushel crates $1.50, occasional Market Steady. Wire bound Ala-fl 24 Tasting luncheon sponsored higher. %a mesh sacks $1., crates, tainctied 5 dozen, Curiry by Paper Dolls, benefit South some higher. 1% bushel crates, 1 Plain types $3..50. ole Community Utary, medium-large; Red type $3.00Radishes - Demand Good, hO; Savvy type $2504.00. Market Steady. Cartons, film 11 Liii to 2 Pm.' Altamonte Carrots - Demand Good, bags. Red type, 304w $1.00. Chapel educational t!1flM?ig Market Steady. Film bags. White Icicle type, 244 oz. few DeBary Litrary Association mesh or paper master con- $2.50.dessert-bridge, I p. in., Civic taines's, medium-large; 4&1 lb HASTINGS DLSTMCT Center: annual benefit for Cabbage Demand Good. 63.50; 24-2 lb $3.65. Yl lb mesh sacks k'cme pack, large size Market Steady. Domestic Round type, medium-large, ls 13.75. Celery - Demand Good, bushel crates & 50 lb cartons Market Firm. Wirebound $1.50. some higher SO-lb mesh LEAVING HOME crates. Pascal type. & 2's sacks 11., occasional higher. IS NO LAUGHING dozens $225, 3 & 4 dozens $2.75, 14 bushel crates, mediumlarge; Red type, 62.50-3.00. 6 and few B downs $3.25. MATItK... Chinese Cabbage -Demand mostly 1303; Savu) type 12 75Fairly Good. Market Steady. 1.00 mostly *3.0 But the We1come Wagon Wirebound crates, wrapped. 24 hostess can make it easier Mike Pflueger, count 12.-SO to adjust to your new Local Representative surrounding;, andy' be put a simile on your face! Ground Gainer 4-ply polyester cord. Biackwail tubeless SI,. C711.13 Replaces Fed. Tax E78-14 F78.14 G78-14 H78-14 7:00.13 73514 775-14 825-14 855-14 560-15 G79.15 H78-15 825-15 855-15 Price 181 224 239 15.88 256 21.88 22.85 17.8$ 22.88 23.83 275 1.73 263 281 19.58 20.88 Without tradeIn, add $2. Whitewalls, only 1.99 more pe r tire. ile$16999 9. Duster 3 HP mini chopper )etrout purple frame, front hrome fenders. centrifugal d brake' i',- r...t 4 nivnied t 111-41611 appearing In The Sanford Herald are avillablt. 44o ,'OU in .&lO reprint for $3. Al$..to.$. Sprisqi. Ft.. (tIsA CASIL! Atsi,s#.49 Spi*çi, Ra. NhlDA £tlO$D DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 eêI.Ue7 n.H..... 51.. Total - _____ _ ___ _ In Air I iwo _ An amendment nlfrr.-1 - CASSELBERRY - Feelings expressed by Casselberry councilmen and mayor at a work session last night point to the possibility that the 'CALNO" council of local governments may soon be called "ALNO." Chairman Edith Duerr reported to the Council on th e proceedings of a CALNO meeting during $vhich Casselberry was told to "Put up or shut up," Casselberry had suggest amendments to the proposed by-laws of the council, and also had protested the apportionment of dues for the council ($250 plus $35 per resident). Casttiberry feels that this apportionment Is unfair, since it would be paying a majority of the money into CALNO but would receive li ttle in return. Dr. Duerr reported to the Council last night th at the remaining three CALNO members showed "no perceptivity" to C!selberry's suggestions and had, p,nO II in fact, ignored them. All five councilmen expressed indigna nt feelings * about what they feel is CALNO's unfair treatment of Casselberry. John Leighty said, "If it wasn't for Casselberry, there would be no CALNO." Thomas Napier said, "They can't get along with our stggestIons for the bylaws but they want us to get along with theirs. There Is a great deal of injustice here." Mayor Curtis Blow expressed a strong opinion about the situation, saying, "CALNO was designed C LO' to improve the service among us. But the other ByJohn A. Spolski members seem to now consider it a 'su pergovernment,' an entity in itself rather than an arm I know, I know ... "It's a of the city governments." Blow went on toy, "I do privilege to be able to pay In- not care to have anything else to do with it." come taxes." Councilman Harry Sambrook spoke out, "I have If you don't mind, after never seen such high-handed arrogance from a spending a day with my will be to let this go on as countant,"my cup runnethover bunch of people. My vote "If we get this kind of to say, ALNO." He went on with privilege." ey get our money, how much th before consideration doesn't The paying really knowing will it?" meas much al get after they have bother we • that we have iver 300 ______________________________ millionarles In this country who won't shell out one red cent In taxes. -. - -. . f". - - olection molded, high impact outer shell, po'yfoam inner 140Cr 5-snap lace shield. Ar,ori'1 colors 12.99 - . 7 - - to advise debate was still J ____ Jilt -- going on and he would try to line up tint- more senator to vote for hi. amendment. - . -'- - ,I -: 4 - A Joint Senate-House - rommiltee Monday came up with one county Judge - -.;SI.. t;p for Seminole County wlthan additional Judge If r Sanford would shalish its municipal court." i Editor's note: Circuit Judge Dominick SaUl explained the general law - . - * .:•:r: OILCALLING ALL CATS Three thousand pounds of fresh cleaned and packed catfish was scattered along East SR at the Geneva bridge Monday afternoon when a truck belonging to Stokes Fish Co. of Sanford - . - CALLING ALL CATS me ... _ - I • City Officials V/rang ing ,uIri t4 ___________ . t By B111 Scott ' - ,-' __________- - Sh opping Center Revealed . __________ - - - - -' - - - - - ... / _______ _______ - ' - ...-- -. - -- - .... - ..- - - . . -. . - . ¶ I - ______ - 1 ' - II iieelopiinent. Conunluloner John Morris iuovedto negotiate thestk with a nuiumumn of $8,000 an acre pr ice, which was seconded by Vs 1 :' - - Commissioner Julian Shin. argument about how littIeood a )OC Is derived from having league base ball team in a town remind 'em that an economic study recently completed by the Georgia Institute of Technology disclosed the Montreal Expos strom. - - - - However, Commissioner A. A. McClanahan explained the property should be appraised before selling as it would remove me Commission from not getting an are responsible for some area. e have been working on this project for sonic time and it Is finally becoming a reality.' The broker asked the city to sell Its property to allow it to be ineluded in the shopping center DT - an $1,000,000 in lnclne for coumiti-i Beach in south Florida. I'alm County was We itsuju.' recipient of this income with over $631,000 accruing to business and persons in that i_i-__I _______ - The ne xt time you get l't1er wrote, "As you know, 1 .. - "'r ,..-. - 'p ' - - .. - ... "Charge it" at SANFORD PLAZA Penneys Auto Center. Open 8 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Gister said he belleves Seminole County needs hree county judge. and added "The Supreme Court has certified three Judges for Seodnole." °' k$I5IstUI are back at Tafl.hs.e, today for the special sesakin on Implementing a new court system and heed a rempromise bill railing for the - - some of our POW wives they haven't seen their h usba nds some for eight and nine YEARS! Economy the numbe r one election Issue th is fall? Bull, buddy! It's this rotten war. The values are here every day. bring the matter up . __________ And then I'm reminded of JCPenney auto center The dmeot failed by a 25.t5 tie 'vet, but debate Is still going on and Gunfrr saId, "1 wIll be bustling around during the debatetryfngtalineapaoe more sena tor so we can - - Orig. 239.95. Foremost Hawaiian auto air conditioner. Our most powerful unit can cool the biggest cars. Pre-chill feature delivers cool air fast. 4 front and 2 side louvers, illuminated switch panel. slimline design. Installation Only fl.0 allocated another county Judge, over and above the number approved by the Legislature). overturned. The driver, Robert Bronson, was not injured. The Sheriff's Department Investigated the accident. (Staff Photo) -. .. 588 provW that should the largest municipality in i'ouulty 21161111111 us municipal court before June I, 1172, that county automatically will be u, opera tor had WUIOUnCed she Is stormyou don't realize how unless someone appealed to the resigning because of Ill health. much." commission, there is nothing it Sanford City Manager W.E. Mrs. Hood main ta ined In a 4 Commissioner John Morris can do about it Knowles had some heated statement to Meyer she would reminded his colleagues this is Knowles agreed, saying. ..It rL words for city commissioners consider rematnirg in the an admin istration problem and, is not your problem unless you night In me handling of employ of the city if she could make it so," He asked. creation of Ill county a controversy over the on weekends. think me zoo will collapse loss of one resignation of 1114! city zoo the commission of me told Knowles because operator. person" he sat down with Mrs. Hood . Knowks concluded bystatlng The city manager, flUShed before and would do so again r? Final Week because Acting Mayor Gordon but "she does not choose to do his willingness to deal with the Startlag into the final n,eekol Meyer had pressed the reten- so." lie Indicated that by hiring matter If it Is ever brought to Salvation Army Building ZOO Hood as it and the will consider .. additional help for use zoo, lion of Willis Mae operator, accused Meyer and amount set aside in me city's bring it before the Civil Service Fund Drive the total funds atxrnt le Excuse in A . A. zoo budget might be overspent. Commissioner boont,' me city manager ad- reported as of Monday sight Is $173,225 leaving 170.775 needed all this talk of winding-down the of "creating a hell ' McClanahan said iteyer reiterated, "She ,1 to complete the drive. war In Vietnam ... would you of a political storm" over the she would stay If she could have like to try and convince the ZOO issue the weekends off." families of the 4,700 men who , Meyer state he wculd like to "p/i This brought a retort from Yesterday's high 73 low 3; w1:ATIIEIt left this morning aboard the see Mrs. Hood remain on the job Knowles, "What you are talking A shopping center expect ed to Generally fair, highs 78 to 85, low oni ht 58 to t aircraft carrier Saratoga and w.nnted the administration iibout is political situation and contain a Zayre's department Spring weather finally made itself felt cver heading to 'Nam on their first to resolve the problemou two gentlemen have to chain groce ry outiet and almost the entire nation today as the last of a combat assignment off Vieter me zoo created a hell of a political other shops moved closer to wt ich camne about sifter recent chill slipped out ol the East and Jane Fonda nam! reality with the request from F. Southeast. Wasn't too bad before ... Fair skies and dry weather were Thom.ts Ustler, Orlando real cause this ship always beaded widespread, and freezing 'temperatures were estate broker, to me Sanford for deployment in the The emotional peak for a fin, City Commission wanting to ronfir'.edto the higher mountain.san'i .i 1i'. are-is Gene 11.16111211 6 Areadeal.hs Edttortalcomnient Mediterranean Sea. Today, it cry-spangled audience of 2.91A city1.3 acres of 1) purchase along the Canadian herder The I're'eh (',tii.'t'ft"i Entertalnnwnt ..........11 Bridge was a somber departure, unlike in use f,lusir' Center Pavilion me property. located on owned q . . ,, t,,,.e....,....i...,. . Use usual cheery iea'.e LOAUI&* last night caine wIUI use ip- i'rencti t,unnecuun wguie mixa lIu1,tu,v . ............. ,. th side ofA irp0ttlo't1. 16 when music played and famniliei pearance of white-haired Fonda won the gold-plated Ilcopital notes ... ........... 16 Calendar . ... .... ... 14-15 for In,luston with other said goodbye to their men for Charlie Chaplin to receive an statuette for best actress as the Public notices ................7 Classified ads properties. honorary Oscar and a standing, classy, cynical call girl of Society ...................10 Comics ........... six months, In his letter to me Corn11 12-13 Crossword puzzle ..... Sports "Klute." No bands played at the roaring ovation. mission. Ustler advised he is ................11 Dr. Crane -----------14 Complete review of the TV dockside today, and the families Gene liacknian won top actor ents who have a 11 representing cli 7 DezirAbby Vegetable market expe in the Acdcmy Awards on Page 7. on shore said they cted a award for his portrayal dehlntte and since re in terest in separation of from eight months the nor th west quadrant of U S. to a year. 17-9.! and A ir port Bouleva rd as ii reta il shopping ce n te r. "a recent survey in the Southeast by his deRartment showed that 97 per cent of tax returns prepared by persons _____ other than the taxpayer were fradulent." Gonna be a lot of sweating people, tonight, I'll betcha tax Maybe weought to hire consultan ts who prepared the returns for the millionaires)" - Lube, oil and filter ('iunter called The Herald -, ,. Index Closeout. 20999 County county judges to three, failed by one vnte this morning In the Plnttt1 .i Senate. t , _" Ø -- / I Over Hood Res i gno ion 'T o p Stars' That's bad enough ... now I'm reading Treasury Secretary by Sens. William Gunter and Kenneth Plante. which would Increase Seminole - . - - AF X II Safely r*lmet c.hanls lubrication. VIIGIWIA COWWVL The COM rr,int ,sriisM - - Includes: change of oil (up to S qis. of JCP,cv'y heavy duty motor oil), installation of new oil filter and CONWIR Laws 6)1 -4751 , . - Brighten up your car with set at these colorful catl000 type vinyl mats $..hed. H.. Floth Flaherty and Whelan are serving 3$-year sentences at !awlsburg, Pa., penitentiary after being convicted last July (;allagher of listing his l7 taxable income as $19,133, with a tax of 14.137, while his actu4ii taxable incorn. was *73,24: with a tax of $32,320. - - 'Bug' floor mats 6.98 pr. P.O. I.. 1114 coconspirators from 1966 The specific counts charged Gallagher with, -Two counts of attempted tax evasion during the years Jury. - John Connally's statement that 'Smile' floor mats 4.99 pr. V*SIWIA PIT*OS&I The two counts of tax "aton charged that Gallagher In IW listed his taxable income a" 132,917, with a tax of $9,045, while his actual taxable income was $359,29. with a tax of - - ~ 9(Fraim9e,f #6 .-Contracy to evade taxes owed by two unindicted coconspirators, former Jersey City Mayor Thomas J. Whelan and former Jersey City City Council President Thomas M. Flaherty. -Frair rent* of perjury for allegedly lying to the grand 1. rlus 1 81 fed tax and Did ice Tubeles3 black*aIts size B78-13 (7:00-)3 Vegetable Report Court In Newark and was Uflsealed, During the years lO to ii, the Indictment charged, Galls. tibet hid his income by put. chasing bonds under fictitious names, purchases which totaled more than $4,000 for himself and more than $328,000 for me By KAThY NIBLACK Special 1588 Eight Homes," 24 p. in.; tickets SISTER picnic luncheon, and maps available at DeBary n, Zoo concon and; Florist and post offfire. ta-trig own sandwich or buy a Suburban Republican Zoc.dog. monthlySchool Board, work session, 1 Women's Club p.m., regular meetli*ç,. 2 pin.., meeting. 7:30 p.m.. First Federal S&L. Altamonte DeBary Civic Association. SprL'lgs. 7:30 p.m., speaker, Circuit Apr41 13 Seminole County Campers Judge Dominick Saifi; CcantSIIIflCII iltihif.. 7:30 p.m.. mimlty Center. First Federal S&L 2) West April 12 SetTiCa-ail Bo%1leVtd, Altamonte DeBary Garden Club "Tour of to extort contractors doing tasiness with Jersey City. returns. Judges I): April 11 unindlcted coconspirators Of cya(itmlg taxes on additional Tuesday, April 11, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 cents 64th Year, No.167 rin charges arising oit of a pint IV'fl and 1%7 tt'(iug1l prepfit5tin's of false and fraudulent Joint The seven-count indictment was returned by a federal grand Jury Friday In U.S. District Gallagt:er, a seven-trtii congressman from Hayonne. N. J., was accused of evatliI'i taxes on more than $l$6,000 of personal Income over a twoyear period He will also charged with assisting 529 ?jrrath Just 15.88 for 4 ply polyester? Yes'. And wide profile, too. It's our 70th Anniversary. Calendar Seminole attthrh I, er , Po llution Controls Debated By County WASHINGTON (Al') - Rep. Cornelius K. (lallagher, fl'N,i, wnq t)rnrged with evading more than $100,000 in Income taxes, perjury and conspiracy by a federal grand Jury, the Justice Department announced today. 00 george Income Tax Evasion - - - NOW IF THEY ONLY HAD SOME PLACE TO GO These boats and yachts will find it "tough- going" as they try to clear their berths at the Sanford Marina -- and head Into the St. Johns '-.-.-. - ------ River, A constant problem is the "choking" hyacinths which clog the waterways th roughout the state, criticism fur appraisal. Only two months ago, me city an appraisal on the former ti site Wore ap. proving a sale toa local group ot men wan ti ng to construct apartments. � 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, April 10, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 10, 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>, April 10, 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